m-PHrAI)BPtIA, 26, lOll HP .' T fJWANCY WYNNE ATTENDS THE vruiitA ain f Jfos. J. Ogden Hoffman Will Entertain at the Theatre on February 2 in Honor of Miss Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler k miI0 theatre pnrly which Mrs. ' ... imrrmnn will Blvo for Kl Ok- leanor M Cuyler will bo a dcllRhtful nrfalr. Mrs. K lloffmnn, you know. Is a sister of Mrs. W n Witt Ouylor. Slio was Mha Helen Lewis, a fiatiRntrr -t i" "' . Lewis, and her other sisters are Mrs. Emberton ltutchlnson, Mrs. V. W. M ,rtrnmcry nml Mrs. Ktlwnnl K. ft Stale. Mrs. ItolTmnii lends rather a K retirc'd Ufo at her bonutlful homo, hthan Derlwyn. in Railnor, since the t tragic death " "rr son J'cw,s !-"lu L,rs nco, when ho was killed, to- ,,ihr with his friend, Arthur Ityer- Hton, In an automobile- accident. M Mrs Hoffman has never loved society m very much, but ho lias always Riven tome affair ror ner iuccch, ol num she has many. I-ast year It was for Almee Hutchinson and Hopo Henlc. the latter now Mrs. Oliver Eaton Crnin vrdl, and on various other occasions (he ' hns entertained for her other nieces, who include Mrp. Burton rhance, who was Maria ISealo, known k among her friends as Itydlp Healo: Mrs. Arthur Morton Wilson, wno was tfmllv Ttenle. Amirs Hutchinson Wlio , ,17111)' .-" I hv .,. nv. w hi dp mnrneu nn i rffltlurchn. of this week, to (Jenr-jro Bwhltney Martin, of Now York; Mis. Samuel A. rozer, wno u nt-iuim Beale. Mlsu Mary Cti.Upr, Miss Kranccs 1 Cuyler, Mrs. Caspar Wlstpr Moirls, Mlclcn Cuyler that was, .Miss Mary rjIontRomers. nnd rierthn and MnrRarot MonlRoniprv. so there are a Roodiy array. If I ' llof mistaken. Eleanor Olivier Is the yoiincpst of nil tho tcouslns. At the party on Wednesday of this week tne rupsis win no jvinire i Hutchinson, Kliznbclli ClrillUhs, Hlea- l 5 i, ....,. UmIH- Ti.nvnr chiirlnl In ' nor Pepper. Molb llior. cnai lotto . Chcston, Aiirena ii-win, nui.tu .jii, Marnaretta Myois, Miirlnna Gnwcn, .,,j iti.i.iin rbirlln niddle KiHvanl Edward Hldilie. nariie iuuuil, i.iiu.uii Law, Joe Thayer, Ned Huckley. Dick THehmnn, l-rnnK liolilen, dr., isoii PaSe, Joe EwlnR nnd -k Thayer, There will bf a supper at tlio Ivltx Salter the theatre, i ? i f There was certainly the loveliest sot I of chlldien esterduy afternoon In the Clover Hnor.. nt the TJellevuc, when the Misses Mister Ravo their cunning- Cexhihltlon of "Cinderella,:' with tiny doll marionettes; when Mary Garden, "as the l'rlnce, fainted with sorrow nt the loss of Cinderella, and Oahy Deslys, In her diamond frock and tall hat of white coiirn, did her fnmous fglldo across tin- sttiRp. Tho dolls did every conceivable tliliiR, Hoslna flalll j L danced, tvo ilollx skated, a clown per- ! formed and u hear stood bravely on his head. The childipii worp enchanted, and latished nnd clnpped. It was n pretty slRht all the kiddles In their twhlto frocks, with plnk-nnd-hlup ril- fcbons on their curly heads. It was a short performance, t-o there wero ninny Very tiny tots there, seated on their mothers' and nurses' laps. It was al together deliRhtful to aco them. R, Tho larKPKt nuniber of people so wfar this cnr wept and laughed with FCaruso, Alda and Scotti lust ntght at "La Boheme " I have never seen n more enthusiastic audience nor a more t crowded house even the nlRht when iMclba and Titln Huffo suiifr In "HIro- JJetto" theie were not as many, and aH 'or tnc bellow- countrymen of tho men 'I believe Alda is an Australian they kihuui; ivtiii man wuu iiPURiii, linn cries ;Bof "Bis" and "Bravo" could be hoard ill over the house. Tho crancl tier was Ebrllllant beyond expression with its Ktmartly row nod and Jeweled women, 'Mrs. Paul Denckln Mills woro a gor geous nerklai-p of diamonds. She has Ian exceptionally charming manner, I think. Susie IiiRersoll woro quite the loveliest frock I paw. Tho upper part iOf tho bodice was fashioned of creamy P,cc, and there wns a wide Watteau Blalt of nnli. blue s.111.- nmhrnlilnreil iii ! silver fnstnmwl m .ho H,n.i!.1nr. Tim I at iklrt was mndo with wldo pulfs over the hips, and tho simile of liluo coin- tlned with (ream laco was most bo- comlnif to Susie's fair complexion. Mrs, Alexander Van Itonnselaer was fhandsomely gowned in old roso velvet, and Mrs. Tom McKcan woro dark liluo chiffon embroidered in silver. ; Many went from tho opera to tho JUtz-Carlton, where tho James Francis fiulllvans gavo a supper nnd danco for 8arah Penrose nnd Uessio Downs. Tho ballroom wnB elaborately decorated Ith palms and blossoming plants and iprlnp (lowers wero used on tho tables. ma. Penrose, Mrs. Downs and Mrs. James CIcwb, tho latter Mrs. Sulll pan's sister, received tho guests with the hostess Mrs. Sullivan woro nn fxqulsite gown of whlto satin. Chinese Jjco and silver cloth. ,Our wee debs aro gay llttlo things, are they not? Hut uomotlmcs gaiety Roes rather far. What do you think P young things did at a recent affair'.' iPftwpen dances two damsels, with i Showing of some elaht or nine youths. Imparted toward the conservatory, and B brilliant member of tho party sug peted that they play "passball." No Ka being at hand, it was decided to , Lasa the two girls up nnd down the L'e, while ench youth stole a kiss. To Daywastodo; but the laughter brought ine hostess on tho scene, and I am gjrald sho did not think It was qulto funny us the girls and youths did. NANCY WYNNE- Personals Atnontr tlm (tiioqid .. t iIia tim.'itip nirtv jfhtch Mr and Mis. Isaac II. Clothier. r- or Sunnybrook Farm, Itadnor, win iVfi fin Dn.u1.... ..n..t .. In liniino of im Elizabeth Dawson Wheeler, debu- ?l "aughtcr of Mrs. Gltwon ucil, win )C AUkm Arnn i r i,i Ullj I.Ml'n. (Eii C N!"rls, Miss Mildred Sheppard. "i-aroijn Sheppard. MUs cytennaiu Wrd. Mi3s Sarah 8. ilvera SlUa Mar ietta D Myeis. Miss Josephine C. S. Jllas G. Itosamonde Fisher, wr i Mrs llttlrnd. U'haalor Mr itml Ml3. Itloyd C'oalpa Mr Hnward K Graham. Mr Graham Itoberts. Mr Itlccardo nerman Mr Jobn H Thayer. 3d. lr W Wherler Mr Arthur Wheeler. Robert Tolan.1 2i. Mr Crawford C. Wra and Mr. Richard a. Hullltt. Mr. u VAKJLOUS THINGS Other Affairs I liir-C,,0.lll,crJv111 ln,er enlcrtaln their Kuests at Mrs. Scott's Supper Club, at the i Helleyuc-Strnlforil. when a number of additional persons win bo present. Mrs, Itol.oit K. HtrinvbrldRc wivr- n luncheon of 12 covers nt Meadow I.oiIrp, Uryn Mnwr, etort1iiy. Among tlio KiieMs were Mrc. Alexander llrown, Mrs. llllnm Strut hers Hills. Mrs. Horace I mi0' S,VSS ,.,"r', Mrs- Pal" Denckla Mills, Mrs. U. t'tniiklln l'opper. Mrs. Ijcnjumln Oliew nml Mrs. John V. Hiock. Mtrf' .'.0"1 Vlclnl- tiintliiRn and Miss Mho llnstlnRs, of Uryn Mnwr, are spendlnR ti few days nt Atlantic City. Mrs. OeorRo Mnnlsoti c'ontns nml Mrs. .msppii 1.PW1 i-wuin will receive Infor mally nt 1TS6 T'lne stieet, in Tticiilnys In I'ebiunry fiom I until li o'clock. No cards lmvo been sent out. Miss Ijinmn I.nncpy stieel V. J.owber, of 2311 De accompanied by Miss thiRdnlf Cnllioun Kiost, 1ms nrilvcd In (Jtinber. Can., nt the Chatcnu Kionteiinc, wbeio IliPio Is n InrHP colony of Phllntlel phlntis rnJoyliiR the winter sports. Miss Ulcaiior Itiipklns. who linn been there for two weeks, was obliged to return lioto to look nftrr her charitable work, but her sisters. Miss i:il.e Hopkins and Mls I.ptltla MoKltn. for wlinm ,-.,.. I'leasum unnnii imve been done by the ,.,,,,,. . I., nunW ...... -.ni . .,. ',.". -..-.-..,... ami m mc ciinieuu lor an imlcllnltp stay. Thoy were cnlertnlned by Jlls.i vidu Mno pliprson nt n luncheon nt her home In St. t'rsiile stieet nnd were nlso entertained by Mndiimo l.eblnne nt Spencciuood, tho home of the Lieutenant Governor of Canada. Announcement has been made In Hos tori that tho mat rinse of Miss Dorothy Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kbe'n 11. Jordan, lo Mr. Monroe Douglas Hob Inson, of Xew York, will take place In Kebmiiry 'in. Mr. Iloblnson Is u nephew' irinity unurcli, lloston. on Kntiinlnv. oi lormcr 'resilient Theodoic Itooscvelt. " uruuiiin in uonor or .Mins llarr el Hrtlllll , ,, Kvcn nl ,ho piaHUc c,lb ..u nouin uamnc stieet, tonlRlit, to which a lai-Rp number of nitlsts and their f'lcl"ls naVe 1,ccn hivlted. Miss Snrtnln ,,rai,inni ..r ti... i,inU,i ii.,i, f three years, but the leceptlon tonight will "' '" 'i one rivcii in ner nonor. jo , tffcSrS Jtrn Alice riarher Stevens, .Miss Hlnneho innnyc, ."Miss Lillian Heed, Miss Clara V. Illchardfcon nnd Mrs. I.aura Lewis. urn. wiiiuou iscagaiy, oi mi apruce stieet, will enteitnin nt luncheon on Fri day at Le Coin d'Or. Mi. and Mrs. John llnrnes Towuscnd, of Montrose. Ilndnor, left for Nassau yester day foi a visit of four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Wilson, who are spendlnR the winter nt their town house, 1SU Spiuce street, left on a Southern trip this week. ,, ,.,,. ... ,,,. 'EmM ,i;iUBhtc,.' jilss Mnrv ' Law Starr, will leave today for Baltimore, Jlil., where they will be the RiieHts of Mrs. Starr's p.uents for a fortnlRlit. Along the Main Line HAVKKFOHD The Uaverford ColloRe JIuslcal Club begnn Its loncerl toui last week. The members will Klve a concert i ami dance nt the Merlon Cilckct Club on Monday evenlnR, February 7. HIIVN MAWK Mrs. William UeoiRo Nelson, Jr., of Lansdoune. enterlulncil nt cards Satin day afternoon nt her home, on vyyucoto aveiuu. Her Ktieats included Miss Sara J. Packer, Miss Laura A. (lar rctt. Miss L'thel A. Ilahbltt, Miss Sar.i D. Miller. .Miss Marlon Il.illliiscr. Miss Hunnii D. Levis. Miss Marjoiio Avails, Miss Anna IJ. I'arnnrd, Miss livulyii Tom llnson, Mrs. L II. Thomas and Mlsa Maty C. Newcomer. Mis. Nelson wns Mlsa Kusenla H.irnurd, of Morris sivemic. Jlr. anil .Mis. Kvcrcth 13. BurlltiKame, of Ilryn Mnwr avenue, are vIsltlnR In New York nnd Jloston. to icmaln a moiitli. Chestnut Hill Miss Lockwood's dancing clnss for chil dren will meet on Friday night at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Mrs. Iloulton Karnshnw will entertain at luncheon today at hor home on Mont gomery avenue In honor of Mrs. Harold (iiiylorcl, who hns returned to German town to live after an absence of several ears. Her guests will Include Mrs. Fiederlck Slmouln, Mrs. Clinton Beasary, Mrs. Cllllord Itawley. .Mrs. Hulac. Mrs. Samuel Hawley :d, Mrs. J. II. IJ. Tlmanus. !!SH HolciiHell, Miss Nellie Tujlor and Miss lltlicl Lcinau. Miss turned Yoi k. Lmlly J.offly, of Allen lane, re last night fiom a trip lo New Germantown Miss Ooiothy Culvert Green, of 11S West School Hoiibo lane, entertained the members of her bridge cluh yesterday afternoon. The members Included Ml.-i Itnrbcl Keator, Jilss Lmma Cnbnll, Miss Mary Roberts, Miss Kmlly Flicke, Mlsa Mimn SpeaKCl, MIhs Kllzabcth 'oo(I1 Miss Phocbo Cai lisle. Miss Annie K. Merrill, of Knosburg Falls, Is tho guest of Jlis. Ldwurd M. David nt her home. 2M Kast Ponn street, for a fortnight. .Miss Merrill's engage ment to Mr. IMwIn David was announced recently. Mrs. William Mori Is David, of 0L'2D Greene btrcet, will entertain on Sat urday afternoon In honor of Miss Merrill. am??' .y. ' " r r. sufjt -5 - . - AU0AVTMO tWWittW. 4tQt LL'ub....a;hwv-S-A-A'Ufrfr Jn-i f '?: "iSiiJ"ii---" MISS HELEN SCHLECHTER Miss Schlechter will be married at St. Bonaventura's Church this alteinooii to Mr. Joseph A. Miller. ffil"KJX;XjLUi,.hhwV-ACVMAit -v , .,.1 , smmM- wxm.. 'm$lr lrfii-3 ' mz MISS D0U0TI1Y FLECK Miss Flock is a favorite member of the younfjor set of Hala anil Cynwytl, and hor ciiKaRemcnt to Mr. Harry C. Taylor, Jr., of Ualti morc, was announccil last night nl n Inrso ilatict' K'vu' ''v her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fleck at the Cynwyd clubhouse. DANCE AT RITTENHOUSE LAST NIGHT FOR HOSPITAL DISPENSARY The Hahnemann Hospital Benefited by Dance Which a Number of Women Gave Various Entertainments Are of Keen Interest to Many A DANCK for tho benefit of one of the dispensaries of the Hahnemann Hos pital wns Riven Inst cvenlm; in the Itit tenhouse Hotel, L'.'d and Chestnut streets. The pationesses included Mrs. Itlchaid A'. Mattlson. Mrs. Norman Cnntrell, Mis. Hairy P. Anderson, Mrs. Horace . I. Davis, Mrs. J. De Witt Hrwln. Mrs. William Iless, Mis. Walter C. Hancock, Mrs. Her bert L. Johnson. Mrs. Hrnest L. Tustiu. .Mrs. Joseph S. MeCulloeh, Mrs. W. l.yttel Whlto nnd Miss YlrKinla Thomas. Miss Knthnrlne K. Hookey, of r,01 North loth street, cntcrtnined Saturday cvenliiK in honor of Miss Alma M. StncUliniire. whose wcddliiB will talce place on Febru ary .1 nt the West Hope Presbyteilnn Church. Anion? those piescnt were Miss Alma M. Stnckhom-e, Miss Isabel G.. Colcsworlhy, Miss Hess Cuerton, Miss He.itrlce P. P;ovost, Miss Iteatrbe Lnos, Miss Grace Hull, Miss .Mabel S. Hosier, Mrs. Alexander Cuerton, Mrs. Olio Slack, Mr. James K. Donaldson, Mr. Clove Fos ter, Mr. John Grllllth. Mr. Frank Atkin son, Mr. John Jlaes, Di. G. Pnetrlu, Mr. Itnymnnil ft. Hookey, Mr. Alexander Cueiton, Mr. Olln M. Slack. Mr. nnd Mis. Lesler Pfelfer, of Mil Old York road, entei tallied the members of their family at a snrill lounlon Sunday afternoon. Those present Included .Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Pfelfer. Miss Mabel Pfelfer, Mrs. Anna Thomas, Mr. Wilbur Thomas, Mr. and .Mis. Jeiomc Faalcy, Jr., and Miss MaiKaret FaKley. A surprise birthday patty wns Riven in honor of Miss Hstlier Itottor on Saturday evenlnK. January 2, at. her home. "."12 South 'th stieet. Miss Hotter lecelved many sifts. Tho following Kuests ncie piesent: Miss Hetty Censor. Miss Fanny Dieted, Miss Sadie Levlek. Miss Helen Hotter. Miss Augusta K. Leonard. Miss S'idyo Grcenblatt, Miss Jean Goldberg, Miss Dolly Hlerns, Miss Tillye Ncfsky. Miss Fllzabetd Mann, Miss Jenn Lawsoii, Miss Pauline llrown, .Miss Cecil Itottur. Miss Huth Hotter. Pauline Xiikermnn, Helen Zukerman. Miss Maiy CioIdberK. Miss Heba Yompolsky, Miss Lillian Gold man, Miss Yctta YnmpoIsKy, Miss line Is- deancr. Miss Ilesslo l.ukoir, .Mls Anna Kuppcrman, Miss Ilella Kiipperinnii, -Mlsa Hcrtda Kuppcrman, .Miss Cecil Wolfe. Miss TIlllP Tuff. Miss Toby Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Zukermnii. Mr. and .Mrs. HieniiPr, Mr. and Mis. II. Hotter, Mr. nnd .Mis. H. Censer, Mr. ami Mis. M Leonaid, Mr. and Mrs. Toube. Mr. nnd Mis S. Leonard, Miss Ksthcr Hottor, Mlsa Itoso Weinman, Mr. and Mis. Tuff, Mr. Hubert Censer, .Mr. Thomas Miller, Mr. Joseph Lerner, Mr. William Hotter, Mr. Coniad Lubcr, Mr. A, Goldbers Mr. I. Moskovltz. Mr. L. Tuff, Dr. It. Mann, Mr. William Hotb. Mr. Al S. Felnttold, .Mr. Isndor Jleis, Mr. Harvey Shcvlln, Mr. Samuol Shcvlin, Mr. Samuel Goldbers, Mr. Samuel Xukormnn, Mr. I.owlH Marcus Mr. Henry Hotter, Mr. Alexander Hold, Mr. Mlcducl Gold. Mr. Aaron Lovin, Mr. Kd Leshner, Mr. David Headier, Mr. Harry Kruscli, Mr. Thomas Davis, Mr. Jtenjamln Gllckman, Mr. Kd Welner Mr. Lewis Plomcnhnft, Mr. Sam uel Fendrlek, Mr. Lewis Fclnbcttf and Mr. Sumuel Goldmnn. AnnnBcmcnts aro beliiB made by tho Medical Alumni of tho Tcmplo Univer sity for nn interesting entertainment to bo held In the Raptlst Tcmplo on tho cvciiIiir of February 11. Dr. Hustoll Conwell will nt that time deliver a lecture. "Tho Silver Crown." Tho eminent divine needs no Introduction; and ills lecture will Insure n largo attendance. Dr. Wllmor Knibcn, of tho Ma.yor's cabinet, will also bo present and uddrcss tde assemblage on mutters pertaining to tdo health of tho city, FollowliiB tho address will bo an organ recital. Tho proceeds of tho entertainment will bo applied to tho equipment of tho class rooms In the new laboratory building at the Samaritan Hospital Mr J Helffcnstelu Mason, basso pro fundo, Miss Lucy Ingalls Stlckney, violin ist, Mrs. Miriam Sheppard Davidson and Mls Helen Sutherland Fenn, reader, will piescnt a program of unusuul merit at the musicalc and tea to be given at tho dome of Mr.i Hdwurd W. Fenn, Cheater pike, opposite ll.irtol avenue, Hldley Park, today, from 3 until a o'clock, for tdo beno lit of Itldlcy Park and Norwood Women's Club immigration work, for which Mrs. Howmd K. Huston and Mrs. Alfred Ciooks aro chairmen. The Misses Doiothy and Ksther Dor wart, daughters of Councilman um( Mis. George Dorwnil, CJ23 Ridge uvenue, Rox borough. entertained at a Cupid party on Saturday evening. Tho decorations MUSICAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC of Uh7 SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE INSTliUOTOKa a FACULTl Percy Ctuisa Miller. Piano and ursan: Krunk 1'raliHta und Mlsa AbblB 11 Kely, Voice: Emll Schmidt. Vtollni Wm. a! Bthmldt. Cello; Geo. C. Krlck. Banjo. Maad lla. Guitar "uuo For terms, boars, Ac Apply to the LIUHAIHAN. rUlOAO AND Bl'itlNO OAltUEN STB. olc Cultur. J7H Chestnut u s: -S" .,i ,r Mltrhell Ulllot. were red roses nnd cnrnntloin, while the fa von uoic small paper Cupids. Those present weie Miss Kalhryn Klauiler, .Miss Ldlth Mellerisli, Miss Kstelle llvde. Miss Ithevo Ott, Miss Miriam Wallace. Miss Veda. Jones, Mix .Mary Corwln, Miss Kiln Miller, Miss Hulalln Greaves, Miss Olive Dowey, MIhs Ayies, Mr. Arthur Harris, .Air. GeoiKe lirchtol Mr. Incersol Cm stead, Mi. John llobluson, .Mr. Ycakel Lackey, Mr. GoorKo Ciowthcrs, Mr. How ard Westerman, Mr. Dllmoie and Mr. Stewart Towuscnd. .Mr. William Fleming nnd Mr. Lees Fnrrand. Along the Reading The Chlldien's Dancing Class of Wyn oote. which Is held every Tuesday aft ernoon tlimushoiit the winter from" n un til :. o'clock in Chelten Hills Hall. Walter nvenue, Wncote, met yesterday. Among tile members are Hairy Smith, Kenneth Smith, Willi. im Shelmerdlne, Miss Mnrv Staples, Miss Cathailim Stnple, Ildwiii Staple, D.ma Wetheibee. Jilss Ulsn l-'ramn. Robot t Frame, Miss Sarah Spald ing, Warren Spalding. Norman Powell, MIhs Get trade AVnlker, Miss Mary Alii- ,.nn IF,.s,,T llnl., . t,nA .. , , . I .v.... .,.-. i.L-, i ivun'i, ,it'r:ua uorer, Miss Helen Horer, Miss Helen Huttcr, I Miss I'Mlth Janes, Robert Jones. Wal lace Lovering, Miss IMIth Loverlng, Miss , Kathiine Loverlng. David Jordan, Miss , Susan liiemer, Miss Madeline Clay, Miss Virginia Gi linen, .Alias Rarbara AVenver, Miss Mildieil Shaw, Heibert Sloan, .Miss Mary Fe-guron. Miss llaimnh Shelly, , .Miss Prlscllla Rich, Fllmoro Rich, Kail Sheet.. Kdw.ird Sheet, Allan WalllB. Miss Prudence W.illls, Kendall Wallls, .Miss Ruth Lowes. .Miss .Major Lower, ' .Miss L'dlth 'helps. Mlsa Hettv llrown. i Miss Rose Wooley. John Wooley, Walker neucocK noil Haiolil Moon. What's Doing Tonight I'l linsVlvnnl.i l.iinilip,mcn'4 Association, Ft. r.iul'8 Wllltnn llnlcl. S,',nrllv I.ciikuc nmsii.ineetliijr, . im ,.iwi iiidi i'orier fiircirt .Manier I'liiniliors' ArForlnilnn annual ban- qut tlmttlyli Illte llnlb . n'oliK-k. Piilillc leituro, "Tho Ilontli Fninllv." bv I J'rnf. Jolin SI. Sljcl'tirlnm-. Ilotnnliiil Hull, liilicrnllv of I'rnnaylriinlu: 7-."o o'clock Kice I Sliiccilieos' annual InHallnilim i ,,rri, r I.n I.u Templo; S o'Llock. Orrraeaii Club concert, tho noo-.oelt, s ir, l t'loi K. C'uthiillc VoiitiK Sten'ii Ar, liillnrpmii rnlnn annua! reception. JleicantUe Hull, Hro.nl win i ahoe Abietcr. Sllkvo lunirl Awwlallon muslrnlu. iir.it College. Ilrn.i.1 ami York streets. Itnxtcr's I'bo Y.on.wra Install onTI.erH. Inilc pcntlciiio Hull: s o'clock. Aiwh'IAUiI Arllsts of rhllndelphln Blc "NIkIu in UoheatlH," Sketch Club, . o'i lo. k DIrkriiH Kcllownhln umiual meeting, Walton Hold: h:l.-, o'clock. Cinderella Cotillon. Ilellcvin -Stratford Hotel, 10 11 n'clo, k. Kt. IViuiFla do Salon' euchre nnd dance, litllc-Mic-sinufnril Hotel, n o'clock. WliolcKilc l.iunber Dealorn' .Uwn'lalton din ner. Ailclnlila Hotel; &:;;) o'Uml,. Hei Hal. Thaililcbs Illch. tlollnlnt. nnd Aure'li Clnrni, plnnlst. yltlirrspnon Hull. h:in n'iio U. out ert o'clmk. TrcbltUCIef, llortliulturul Hall, S So, Icty of Hupery, rjynccoloijy und OU filclrtiH. llulini'ni.inn Colkcc, s..:o n'cloik. SIcnorab Foclcty, llouvton Hull, Unlvcrt'lly of I'cnniilMini.i: H o'clock Fortieth mid .Market siireets Itmincss Slcn, 7 Sontli -lUili Mrcet: K n'lliick. Frte. County Mcdbuil Society, CuIIcko of I'lijul- ciaua. ..h ana l,uiiiow utrccid, a oiiock. i rtc Democratic Club, K o'llmk STEAMSHIPS $31.80 'V0,'.0 $31.80 JACKSONVILLE From rhlludelplila every Wed. and Sat. Including meals und cbulie of ttuieroom accommoiiiitlutitf. All outxldu rooms Find Heanieru. Hm ucrvlco. Tkl.fta limited to M- 31. Merchanti & Miners' Trans. Co. City Ulllce, 103 ho. Otli St. Phono Lombard tiuO. Consult any tUkrt or lourUt utcnt. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES -Neff College- Olfers an all-around Development IMuca tlon In connection wltli Ungllbh. I'ublii SpeaUine. Kloiutlon und PruniulU An. tulemansbl uud Autborublp Hpruco SSI 8. 111" li.ni'l Mri-ct Temple University iiito.vi) ami m:icus bTiti:ins . rol'eiiv t.uurei (A- H. It. a.). Teachers' Colloe (U. S. lit uai. Cora mcrlal Kiluoutlon (Normul). Commeri-tal course. Uirotarial coursss. and short, practical business (.ourscs. Freshman cliu.ac forming Fel.ru.iry 1. J3 1 iU 1 CJ J 8Q1-80T Chestnut btre.t. DANCING Ufimnor mo N- Broa1 St. rhona OU S3S TV ajjitcx pra'Ics Clam Mon.. Tue. S. Thurs. Extra Dance Tonight W) AiwUUnU' llnm I)aae Vrlday Kvr N.t CONTUiLOUS DANCE NJT SAT BVO c Weddings 8TRKCKER AVALSH. Tho marriage of Miss L'llzabeth 8. Walsh, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jfltnei J. AVnlsh, of 12 Raring fdreet, to Dr. Hdward A. Sttecker will take place tlili nflcmoon nt S o'clock In St. James' Church, 3St nnd Chosltiut streets. Tho Rev. John Mnnnhan, rector of the church, will otiu Into. The bride's only attendant will he her sister, Mlsi Grace Walsh and Doctor Strerker's In other. Dr. Albeit Streeker, will act ns best man Following tho ceremony Dr. nnd Mm. Streeker will lenve for nn extended wedding Journey. VAN HnHN'-cJOOIJ.vmV. A quaint wedding took plnre nmotig the Clunker colony of Newtown, Pa., when Mlsi Hlvn Gel trade A'nn Itnrii became tho bilde of Mr. Charles Henry Goodnow on Foventli-dny, First moiitli, nt noon in the Friends' Meeting House nt Newtown. The bride, who wns given In marrlngo by her father, woro n while crepe meteor gown with n court train, old laco nnd pearls, and n long Veil held In place by lilies of Hie valley anil itearla. Miss Umlse II Schmidt, of Lnnghorue, nn ln timnle friend of the bride, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were." Miss Ma netn Mellon, cousin of the bride: Miss Alice V. Goodnow, sister of the bride groom, and Miss Mllznbeth Gllkyson. Mr. Thomas Goodnow, brother of tho bride groom, was best man. FIjACK-IIOPKINS Among tonight's Interesting weddings will be tlmt of Miss Hslher M. Hopkins, daughter of Mr. nnd Airs. John Hopkins, of North IStb street, to Mr. Raymond Flack. Tde ceremony will lie performed nt S:30 o'clock at the home of tho bride's uncle and mint. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Moscr, 1311 Bristol street, Tioga, by tho Rev. AVnlter V. Stewart, pastor of Mount Cannot Methodist Hplsropnl Church, nnd will bo followod by n reception. Tho bride who will be given In marrlngo -y her rather, will wear n gown of whlto crepe meteor draped with chnntllly lace, and will carry otcblds and lilies of tho valley. Sho will be attended by her cousin, Miss Anna Hopkins, as maid of honor; Miss Clielma Moser and Miss Fiances llrown, as flower gltls, and Richard Hretchel, ring bearer. Mr. Richard Par cell, Jr., will act os best man. Upon their return from their wedding trip Sir. nml .virs. Flnrk will live- nt 1112 ..ortli isth street, where they will iccelve nfter Feb ruary IS. GHOSS-MANKO. The marriage of Miss Hsthcr Mnnko. of 2121 North I lit It street, daughter of tho late .Mr. nnd Mrs. Kaufman Mnnko, to Mr. Mnurlce Gioss will bo hplomnUed at noon today at the home of the olllclntlng uilibl, Rev. Dr. Henry Herkowitz, of the Hodepli Shalom Temple. The hrldo will wear a tinvellng suit of unrk bluo cloth I illumed with fur and n bluo lint. Mrs. Theresa Herg will bo hor sister's matt on of honor, and Mr. Samuel Gross will act as best man. The service will bo followed by a wedding breakfast, after which Mr. ami Mrs. Gloss will leave upon nn ox tended Journey. Cpon their icturn tdcy will live at Ml Deldl street. HHYAIAN-LISHKROKR. A retty midwinter wedding will tnko plnro tonight nt the Hellnvuo-Stratford, when Miss Florence ilsberger, daughter of Air. and Mrs. Leopold Llsberger. of ISO! West Giraid avenue, will bo given In iimr rlago to Air. Louis Hcyinan, of Now A'ork. Tlio ceremony will be pot formed nt 6 o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopt, of the Kenesetli Israel Congregation.' Tho bible's gown of whlto tulle draped over white satin will bo trimmed with silver late. Her long tullo veil will be caught with sprays of orange blossoms, and sho will entry orchids and lilies of the valley. Allss Ooldlo Llsberger, the maid of honor, who will bo her sister's only attendant, will wear n. frock of white tullo draped over .h-colorcd sntln. AttLLL'R-SCIlLL'CHTER. The maiTlngo of Miss Helen Schlechter, of 2ra North Fnlrhlll street, and Air. Jo roph A. Miller, of 2S.V1 North Franklin street, will take place this afternoon In St. Bonavcnlura's Church at 4 o'clock Allss Josephine Schlechter will bo maid of honor and Mr. .Miller will bo attended by Air. Harry Miller as best man. After a wedding trip the young couple will live at 1112 Oilnnim btrect. WINTER RESORTS The smart est social life of the fl continent will be down on the Florida East Coast this winter at St. Augustine where are the wouderful Ponce de Leon Robert Murray, Man'a. Alcazar Wm. McAullffc, Man'a. finest resort hotels in the world Spend the winter there Ask your ticket agent for particulars or write FLORIDA EAST COAST Flatjler System 243 Fifth Avenue 155 Madison Street New York Chicago tll.ll 1'UI.M- rUMt'OHT, VA. HOTEL CHASV1BERLIN OLO POINT COMFORT a V irr-.nitnK Tool .Ciolf .Per tooil l ii.iae i.ui-oik'Uii nuouuii.i 1 ratmenu I'ur lerma.wrue Q0. F. ADAMS, Manager Cnrt.e.a MlllUdB. V. "Ask Mr. Foster." 12lh and Chestnut Sits ; Cooks' Tours, 1ST 8. Uroud St. e'enna. It. ft. CC H3J Chestnut St. ATUVNTIL' IITY, N. 3. tjT. - J O r 4 s-s-x-es- Atlantic ant 5,,r,-.f!nr. rrrinr wilK nn Iunobstructodviewoi beach and koardwctlK A recognized J tvfWWV,, Vi ,W,W.W, .. ?. .". C.c..,(iOC). WTRJ.BV2By. rXWF ATLANTIC C.ITV- ta t- uofirw viDpnnnr ursniff HOTTEL, MWlllTEM.. " THBVOPI.PJyHOTti.a THE UAUING KtSOUr HOTEL Of TMt VYORID nnatiBoroiiflii'ffiKniiciin ATI,ANTIO OITY. N, J. owNiNaHir uimgtumt IOBIAH WHITE o, SONS COMPANY. nrAi...!At- Kv ii nr wc&UHUiaict :; r.,,. ,...h. r,, .,i., tlOOuydly to 111' iu uu ily. Ctu iiaoie. II.OItlDA f Ffii m j njS-'' ' ' S i a?m&i hvnr taw -- fO- )spsr727r&&sw rIl!ttJniU!fiKffirf has sat anew .at an datd of DitHMr) fnrtiirtrr rtf.-J laiTV CAPACITY HOUSE Scotti Sings on His Fiftieth Birthday in Splendid Voice It Is Impoflslhle lo overestimate flic cn tlm.ilnftm which tho Motropolllnn'B por formnnco of Puccini's "Ia Hohomo" pvnkcit nt the rtporn Jtouso Inst nlRlit. Tlio crowd which rnmn to hear t'nriiso, I'tlcrliil, Hcottl, Itnllan music or llohemo (or nil imt loRcthcr) lllloil cvory scat In tlio houpc, nml thorn wns nearly GOO stttnilcos, fo that perhaps 1000 persons henrd the work. Conservatively, It Is estimated that hnlf nn many nBnln wero refused hdmlttflneo, certainly a record In the present tnannnement of tho Rrent liouso at Poplar street, llelter than n mere crowd were two things the anility of tho perfopnaneo nnd the spirit In which that performance wns taken. Actually, It seemed ns If smile- of tho spirit of Henri Murper had entered Into tho nmllcnce, a hnppy-Ro-lucky contentment nnd n keen zest for nil the lilesslnKH of lienven. Applnuso Itself It not tho criterion, although that was henrty nnd ton plentiful. Hut nrtlst nnd onlookor nllke can sense the feeling of unity between those on nnd those before tho sliiRe. That spirit prevailed last nlBht. Certainly It hail every icason. Sir. Drujjllt ar ?, W Jr J c sea" -' I : iN ni TTi Hi7 I'v.-Kl' ln" oiuin-l I i'iV-i " "nn ...I ffivl' ,"',w,,iiir I I .!$ oiWJWfinVL'l I 'M 3UHMS-S3I 1.'"? J u"nliwnilill I', ft aNVn,"il lift u 'AtJiSr. .i,iii I PBEPAHED AND I GUARANTEED " HcwYorR sanFranasco Atlanta, tnicago DrixiKlyn boston Oakland UI sold my other car through advertising it in the classi fied columns of the PUBLIC Ledger." 66T KNEW that the quickest and easiest way to sell or exchange an automobile was to focus my selling efforts upon the possible market en masse." "And the best way to do this is by advertising in the classified columns of the Public Ledger. A recent investigation proved that the Public Ledger reaches 70 per cent, of the automobile owners of this city and the largest number. of men who can afford a machine." The medium that reaches the largest number p' interested prospects with the least waste circulation, is the most economical; and the most efficient sales-C aid. PUBLIC aLiilfifcntiJ,i, Caruso, In n part which ! eminently suited for lilrn and widen fie dld'hot rare excessively, sang with le.fi ct hl acquired mlddlo voice It vnt, Instead, mil And rliifrlfipr and ever so exciting, for that I tho quality of Ills voice. Ma "Che oroildA mnnlnn," with the famous therno obout which tho opera Is built, nnd hl'dOet with Mme. Alda In Iho first act, tilrt few" shouts In tho second nr.d his cr.tlro slnff. Ins of tlio pathetic nnd rr.ournful llflnla were superb. Mr Scottl'H Mnrcello lf a familiar ftsuro, not so striking, not so ln trlRtilnR ns his Searpla, not so outfitting ing us Ids l.csrant. Hut shall It hot bo said that is this very repression Jlr. Icottl Illustrates his Infnlllhle taste, his stlphrli. artistic Judgment? Particularly, shall ft? not bo said on tho occasion of his fiftieth birthday, when the tlmo must sooh eomtf when his acting and the sense of hfs nr' tnble achievements will he all that Is left to him? That timo Is not yot certainly. 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