EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
1916.
11
PnANCY WYNNE IS IMMENSELY
L INTERESTED IN ARTIST'S WORK
Portraits of the Children of
, Other
L. vuMDBH of women nromlncnt In
rA.Roclety linvo tttUcn ndvantORO of
KT LLoL hero of Mr. H. Humphrey
Alio I , ..l i Un enf Vlftprt
1 ,,. it,mtnd tmrtralt painter.
or in'a " ... . . , , ,
MrB Francis King n""vl,B"11 '"
hL'jlawr, lma commissioned him to
.. portrait of licr youiw son, an.
jtri. William n. un" ---a
portrait of her small clilUI.
Mr Moore wns r.bllBed to Blve up hln
rcsld'cnco In Paris because of tlio war.
ind hns como to a neutral ntmoaplicro
AUhoUgli ho lin' t"t Kt exhibited In
..... rnmiirv. Mr. Monto la one of tlio
F most noted momlXTM of the 1'arla co
i lotlo of portrait painters, and Is famed
for his paintings of mrmuors 01 mo
royal family. Among those whom ho
hH pnlnted aro portraits of Countess
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Varqulae do Vista Uella. tho Countess
a! virn. Count O. do Clmssleud, and
W tho daughter of tho Mnmuls do Itav-
enet, L' Del Castillo.
F n-hrr. In no doubt ns to tho success
of tho huso ball given laBt evening by
tho Sam Riddles for tholr young
cousin, Urn Norrls. Tho affair was
ono of tho biggest of tho season, nnd
was mado espcelnlly notublo by tho
entertainment provided for tho one
thousand guests. In tho way of dco
oratlvo schemes tho floral display was
psrfcctly gorgeous. Of course. Lisa Is
ono of tho most popular girls of her
year, and we woro not surprised to find
oursolvcs walking through avenues
of orchids and baby primroses, charm
ing tributes to her popularity. Thero
was ono perfectly stunning thing In
flowers, tho loveliest oir.nlds and for-gct-mc-nots,
winding their way
through latticed columns, and at tho
top massed with pink roses and tied
with innumerable strands of silvered
ribbons.
Mrs. nlddle. In mauvo brocade and
pearls, received tho guests, and was
assisted by Mrs?. Norrls, who was
charmingly gowned In black jet nnd
tullo, Lisa was the very spirit of
youth In her diaphanous tullo frock,
with Just a glint of silver hero and
thcro In Its com; osltlon, and the huge
bouquet of pink rosos which she car
ried mado a cliarmlng picture.
Tho restaurant was Inclosed with
myriad palms and ferns, and piovldcd
joats for the guests on ono sldo only,
the other sldo being given over to n
buftet-liko tablH, U In shape, from
which supper was continually,, served.
Smllax was wicathed about tho table,
encircling the tall silver vases which
held a colorful array of spring (lowers.
The dancing was held In the ballroom
downstairs, nnd in addition to tho Jtltz
orchestra tho band from the Crystal
JRoom In New York played tho last
whisper in foxtrots nnd onestcps, In
tho Junior ballroom supper was served
from a long buffet table; four lingo
silver vases, quite, three feet In height,
wcro filled with -pink roses, affording
tho necessary tones of contrast, for
everything else was green.
Tho speeiul delight of tho evening
was the Neapol.ian Band In costume,
which trummed away merrily during
tho evening, interspersed with songs
nnd dances. Charming littlo songs
were sung by one of the women dressed
ns Santuzza. Aftpr midnight a negro
' band mado its appearance, nnd sang
and played tunefully until morning.
Of courso every ono was thero.
Before tho ball tho smartest littlo
dinners wcro given. As a matter
of actual fact, tho Parisian ltoom
downstairs at dinner timb seemed to
hold ono big party, for overy ono know
'. every ono clso nnd visits weio con-
stoutly being paid.
i Tho Victor Mathers gavo a big party
which Included tho Craig Middles, tho
,t Dal Dlxons, Mrs. Dlxoa stunning In
black Jet.
air. nnu .Mrs. McKcan, airs. John It.
Fell and Mr. Morris Gates mado a
fourtomo at dinner, Mrs. JlcKenn
Wearinir n mnl linitunnl frrn; nf niM-
night bluo sequins short in front, but
ft having a long fishtail train floating
J from tho back. Mrs. Foil was frocked
.., In purple llsso, embellished with Jet.
Tho Harold Mosengartens, Miss
Shields, Marian Dougherty, Billy Mc
Alcer and Harry Yarrow mado up a
tynall dinner party, and amongst those
-at adjacent tables wcro Kitty Penn-
Bmlth, girlish and pretty In white
taffeta. Evans Tucker, Phil Randolph,
the Andrew Wheelers, Mussoll Tucker,
the Charley Munns and Alexander
' ' Browns,
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Jeffords enter
tained tho Walter Blabons, Miss Brln-
n Ann Dobson. James K. Mot lefts
?t and Mr, Brooko Baker, of Virginia.
air. and Mrs. B. Spencer Miller. 3d,
1tertalned at their houso before the
rmi. Their guests included Helen
,WhttredKe. of Baltimore: Sarah
Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Pat
ron, William Adamson and Frederic
freeman.
v Others who entertained at dinner
Were tho Tom Ash tons. Mrs. Jose nh
,Gajzam. tho Evans Itoberts.es. Gardiner
Cassatts, George McFaddens, Alex
enson and tho Chris Ilagens.
'a the matter of frucks. let mo
Jfhisper that most of them woro quite
"Hie girl frocks, extremely short, wide
(mi round, apd promising what ono of
iS.B dfbs was ovfirhninl tn oav. "A
fcture In auUlqB."
The numerous friends of Mrs. Hutch
"i Scott. Jr. will be clad to hear
her rcoyery from her serious illness.
wet Hutchy In town the Other day,
"P waylaid by his closo friends who
ire ronsratulatlnsr him on Rosalind's
fiWvalesienco. She wa3 undoubtedly
, of th most popular girls In town.
is ronvidered one of the brightest
mos Uerestiinr of the younger
irons f.-),e is unusually attractive
appcaran. r tall, wjth eximUUe dark
" ,ma dresses In Impeccable
TiK- deatti of hr mother. Mrs.
-iu hiwry Miu-tavU, sU matlw ago
eiB tUoW. ('i'hg SOOtU llttV)
Prominent Persons Will Be
Matters
ono child, Iiosallnd, Jr. They nro liv
ing at 2222 Hlttonhouso street.
It Is Interesting to lcnm that Carlotta
Lii Lanne, who Is now Mrs. Llndsey
Coates I Ic-rkncsH, you know, la return
ing from the Philippines with her smnll
son.
lilndsey will follow when ho can ob
tain knve. Ho Is at present stationed
on ono of tho Islands, where tho hard
ships are so great that nono of the offi
cer" have taken their wives with them.
Wo will alt bo do' ghtcd to greet Car
lotta onco more. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer will bo
guest of honor nt a dinner to bo given to
night by Mrs. John It. Drcxel at her homo
In New York.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Albert II. Hewcs, of Newark, N. J.,
for tho mnrlngo of their daughter, Miss
Amv Mosler Hewcs, to Jtr. William .1.
Ulndley, Jr., of this city, on Sovcnth Day,
Second Month 19th, at G o'clock, In Tho
Washington, Now ark, N. J.
Mrs. Joseph Carson, of 2223 Locust
street, will bo nt homo on Thursdnys In
February nfter 4 o'clock. No cards havo
been sent out.
Mrs. Alfred K. Norrls and her daughter,
MIfs Dorothy Norrls, have gone to At
lantic City for a few days.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Oeorge A. Cameron, of
School lano and Orecno street, German
town, will entertain nt dinner this evening
beforo tho danco at tho Gcrmantown
Cricket Club, Manhelm.
Mr. John H. McFnddcn, Jr., will give an
illustrated tnlk nt the Racquet Club this
evening on tho transportation of wounded
as conducted by the American Ambulance
at Neullly-sur-Selne.
Mrs. Harry Voorhces Meckc. of 2103
Hortter Btreot, Gcrmantown, will bo the
hostess today nt a bridge.
Mr. Francis A. Lewis, of 2207 St. James
place, will give a reception this evening
at 9 o'clock at the Rltz-Carllon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Marbury Reynolds
will entertain ut dinner this evening nt
their residence, Gcrmantown and Sun
sot avenues, beforn the meeting of tho
Chestnut Hill Fortnightly Dancing Clnss.
Mrs. Robert S. Glnns, 7222 Gcrmantown
nvenuo, will be at homo today from 3 untb
G o'clock.
' Mr. and Mr. Tlobort T3. Bower, of 207
East Gowcn avenue. Mount Airy, beforo
leaving on an extended tilp throu?"- "'all
fornla entertained Mr. nnd MVs. Louis
n. Taulanc nt dinner nt tho Union Leaguo
M Srngdnlena D. Robinson, of 212
West Johnson street, Is spending the week
In New York nnd attended tho Charity
Pall tliTo last night ns the guest of Mrs.
II. R. Chambers, of West "1st street.
Mrs. Hrooke M. Ansbaeh will give a
luncheon on Filday nt hor home, 119 South
2nth street. In honor of Mrs. Frank Houch,
of Willlnmsport, who is visiting Mrs. F.
C. Dmbick in Devon.
A cake and candy sale was held nt tho
home of Miss Eleanor Hopkins, 1D08 South
Rlttenbouso square, yesterday afternoon,
to help tho workers In the mountains of
North Carolina,
Miss Dorothy Kirk, of Beverly, N. J., Is
spending tho winter at the Covington.
Mr. Olaf Jensen nnd Madame Marga
retta Dove-Jensen gave a recital In With
erspoon Hall at 8 o'clock last night.
Invitations havo been Issued by Mr. and
Mrs. William Wanamaker, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard R. Bremer for a dance
to bo given Tuesday, February 22, nt tho
Rltz-Carlton.
Along the Main Line
ARDMORE Mr. nud Mrs. John Rarncs,
of Ardmore, gave a dinner last ovonlng
nt their home on Mill Creek -ad In
honor of Miss Fownes and Miss Moore,
of Pittsburgh, an mint and cousin of
Mrs. Barnes. Among the guests were
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. J. Palton. Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Treat, Miss Robinson. Mr.
Thos. A. Wood, Mr. ami Mrs. Roger
Atkinson.
DtlYN MAWR Friends of Mr. J.
Chnndler Barnard, of Morris avenue, will
bo glnd to learn that he Is rapidly re
covering from his recent operation at tho
Jefferson Hospital and will soon be able
to tctum to his home.
Miss Hazel Hammond has returned to
tho Girls' Seminary at Northfleld. Mass.,
after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas W. Hammond, of Old Lancaster
road.
Germantown
Mrs. Edwin I. Atlee gave a dinner Mon
day evening before the hospital danco at
the Germantown Cricket Club. Her guests
Included Mr. and Mrs. D. English Dallam.
Jr.. Miss Isabel Stoughtnn. Miss Frances
Stoughton, Miss Mary Stuart Cocke, ot
Virginia; Mr. Edwin Atlee, Jr., and Mr.
Joseph Shoemaker-
The regular monthly meeting of the
chapter of tho United Daughters of the
Confederacy was held Monday at the Bel-levue-Stratford.
The president, Mrs. Anna
Harris, presided.
Cards have been receled for a tea to
be given by Mrs. William Henry Elfreth.
of Leamau lane, on February 11 from 4
to 6 o'clock.
Along the Reading
The Beechwood promenade will be held
at the school on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. The patronesses will be Mrs.
Reaser, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Kels, Madame
Jensen and Madame Caroe.
The committees will be;
Decoration Miss Ann Fassig, Miss
Helen McKay aid Miss Myrtle Klrster.
Program and Invitation Miss Madeleine
Whltten. Miss Harriet Stern and Miss
Harriet Reaser.
Music Miss Helen Reaser. Mlts Jean
Wilson and Miss Anne M. Struse.
West Philadelphia
Miss Marua'rct Lamorelle, of 3510 Baring
street, has iVi hor guest Miss Ellen Mill
ion Donnelly, of Detroit, Mtoh.
Mlsa Lamorelle baa sent out invita
tions for a bridge party on Wednesday
afternoon. February 23, at 2:30 o'clock.
About 35 guests will attend.
Mii3 Alice Hood, of 4631 Sansom
street, entertained at bridge on Monday
afternoon In honor of Mlsa Mary MlrUll
and Mia Kathrlue Roger. Among the
guests, were MlW Marjorle Kent. Miss
Jllldred Fetterolf. Mlsa Margaret Lam
orelle Mis Florence White, Mlsa Dor
othy Mulford. Miss Mary Mulford. Miss
Eleanor Jon. Ml Morgan. Ml Mar
suente Sill. Mia Florence Conawajr. M Ua
Sleauor Cooaway. Ml Byle and Mlsa
iei mi i i -m
MISS HELEN McGLINN mxatttumfS jb - Iff' IW
Miss McGHnn is tho attractive - i M m x.t . Wt W 'Ifeil1 ' "N
dauRhter of Mr. John McGlinn. ,f ,fe " wik l Wm 1
She is actively engaged in chad- :m MmWtpifTCH aKJSk -. t'U- WJS
ty work nnd will tako part in tho TW WMfe&dl 4 :lBk I ?fl
rovue, "You Don't Say," to bo if . . BliSMu 1 &
given on Friday night. gg , WWMm, W'V
Weddings 1 J? ' ,fi;lM V
GALLAGHER MURPHY.
An Interesting suburban wedding took
plnco at Bala this morning, when Miss
Mary V. Murphy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Murphy, of Ovcrbrook, be
came the bride of Mr. John J. Gnllagher.
of Wllkes-Barre. Tho ceremony took
place In St. Matthias' Church, with a
Nuptial Mass, at 11:10 o'clock. The Rev.
M. J. McCnbe, rector of tho church, ofll
clated, assisted by the Rev. Joseph Kelly,
rector of St. Joseph's Church, Downing
town. The sanctuary was bankeil with
greens, nnd between clusters of tall pnlms
were placed whlto liraliled vases llllcd
with . llllo.s: tlin nltnr upin lip.nutlfllUv
decorated with lilies and the sanctuary 1
rail festooned with sptnys of smllax.
Tho bride, who was given In marrlago
by hor father, was Kouued hi a diess of
white sntin. HOr veil, of tulle, was caught
with orange blossoms, ami slio carried u
white Ivory piayerbook. Tho little (lower
glil, Miss Pegsy Shcnhnn, nleco of the i
bride, woro a ilnlnt little Ilngcrlo frock
nnd carried a plilk turned-up basket, pret
tily filled with pink loses and tiny sweet
heart buds. Mr. Gallagher had Mr. P. S.
Cuslck, of Scrarton, Pa., for his best man
The ushers weie Mr. John A. Murphy, Mr.
Joseph L. Murphy and Mr. Michael
Murphy, Jr., brothers of the bride: Mr.
E. McQuall. ot Pottsvllle; Mr. F. C Cu
slck, of Seranton, and Mr. John C. Me
Kcon. Mr. Francis Lyttleton Maguiro gave a
theatre party, followed by a mipner and
dance at tho Bellevuo-Stratford, last Fri
day, in honor of Miss Murphy and .Mr.
Gallagher.
KAURIS-MOHAN.
Announcement Is mnde of the manlago
of Miss Anna Mornn, duughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mornn, of 4130 North
iGth street, to Mr. Allison W. Hauls, of
Mlllvlllc, N. J., on Saturday, at tho
Church of St., Francis Assist, Green and
Logan streets. Tho ceremony was per
formed by the assistant lector, the Rev.
D. A. Coghlan, and was followed by a
reception at the homo of the Vrhlo's par
ents. Miss Mary Daly attended tho Inkle
as maid of honor, nnd Mr. "'nrl Morau,
a brother of tho bride, v best mini.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Harris will bo at homo
at 41M North ICth sticct.
WISNIEWSKWvOLANKIEWICZ.
A pretty wedding took pl.ico this morn
ing at 10 o'clock In St. Adalbert's Church,
at Allegheny nvcnuo nnd Thompson
street, when Miss Agnes Kol.inklowlcz,
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Lawrence Ko
lanklewlcz. of 2616 East Cambria street,
becamo tho bride of Mr. John Wlsnlewskl.
Tho ceremony wns performed by tho Rev.
M. Monkievlcz. Miss Sophlo Wlsnlewskl,
a fclBter of tho bridegroom, acted as
bridesmaid, and Mr. Leon Kolnnklewlcz,
a brother of the bride, wns best man.
Mr. Plotr Wixla, a well-known baritone,
sang during the certmony. A leecptlou
followed nt the homo of Mr, and Mrs.
Kolnnklewlcz for tho Immediate families
only, nfter which tho young couplo left
for a tour through the State, and to Nl
ogara Falls.
Tioga
Following the ba..quet of the real es
tate men at the Bellevuo-Stratford on
Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Tucker Fox, Jr., of West Tioga Btreet.
entertained at the supper-dance In honor
of Governor Oeneral John Barrett, of
Washington. D. C; Mr. and Mrs. George
Washington Edmonds, Mr. James Miller
Boyd, Miss Rne Fox and Mr. Charles
Kempton, of New York. On Friday eve
ning Dr. Roman Mnyorgn Rlvas, of Ar
gentina, gave a dinner at the Bellevue
Htrutford In honor of two of h'J country
men. Lieutenant Juan Pcffadet and Lieu
tenant Lagler. and Mr. and Mrs. Fox
and SIlss Fox.
Dr. and Mrs George Morton Illman, of
15th street, will leave Tioga shortly and
make their homo In East Orange. N. J.
Roxborough
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Davis. Jr., will
entertain at cards tomorrow night at
their home. 4323 Manayunk avenue. Their
cuests will ba Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Nice. Mr. and Mrs. William Ames. Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Hendren, Mr. nnd
Mrs. John A. Struso and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnston.
Mrs. Charles Gane, of Green lane, will
entortaln informally on Friday after
noon. Her guests will include Mrs. Clar
ence E, Parks, Mrs. Andrew Sauer, Mrs.
Louis Melvln Struse, Miss Ray Boocock,
Mrs StllfordC. Fox. Mrs. W. H. Foodt.
Mrs Charles Whlteman, Mrs. William
Addelhelm. Mrs. S. A. Cochran. Mrs.
Fiancls Cantrell and Mrs. William
Btroud.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Joseph Steppacher will entertain
13 of her friends at bridge this afternoon
it her residence. 2225 North Park avenue.
Notice for tli Society pe JIU be
accepted and printed In lua EmUiK
I edge", but ell mch netkc mut be
writUnon cue lde of the paper, mu.t be
iUuid 1 li fuU. ltli full addrew. and
Kn poHlble telephone number must l
"'send all such communications to
"SiZlcty Kdltor," KOns Lcdzcr. S0
CI5nUh,,r,aulmeBt. are rrt.4
out w bt vlflctf,,u Wl bf P,,"'1
thi notice wlU net be published.
' NVlfflPWfflS!?Mfl y?fyw N '
MISS AGNES McVEIGII
Another charming girl who will act for charity on Friday night
at tho Bellevuo-Stratford.
"BALLET OF ORLANDO" TO BE
BRILLIANT SOCIAL FUNCTION
Unique and Original Performance to Be Given by Mem
bers of Junior League for the Benefit
of War Sufferers
THE Junlpr Leaguo n III present Its
original pantomime, "Tho Ballet of
Orlando," this nfternoon and tonight In
tho ballroom of the Bellevue-Stratford
for tho benefit of tho war sufferers.
The leaguo Is a national organization
for -S'ounrf girls who, having completed
their debutante winter, are anxious to
interest themselves In somo work of soclul
service, such as hospitals, settlements,
factories and organized charities. There
are branches In most of the big cities of
tho United States. There Is nlso a Cana
dian League, nnd even one In Holland.
Tho Philadelphia chapter thinks very
well of Itself, and Is BUre that It baa
every capacity for making tho entertain
ment today a really artlstlo and beautiful
affair. Tho leaguo girls are not In the
least modest about It; In fact. It Is usu
ally referred to ns "the greatest show on
earth." Barnum & Bailey's not ex
cepted. Tho girls are doing every Inch
ot It themselves, from tho making of the
costumes to the designing and actual
painting of the scenery. "Just because
wo won't trust any one else," as they
proudly say.
"The Ballet of Orlando" Is laid In four
teenth century Italy, and tho costumes
aro adapted from certain of the early
Italian artists, such as Plsanello, Flor
enzo dl Lorenzo and Benozzo aozzoll.
Tho scenery, on tho other hand, Is all
that Is most modern, and shoiva the In
fluence of Leon Bakst's sumptuous and
fantastic designs for stage settings.
The plot is unrolled in pantomime by
such talented yqung women as Miss Ade
llno Popper, Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss
Susan B. Ingersoll, Miss Eulalle WII14
cox, Miss Eliza Fox, Miss Hurrlet Fra
zler and many others, who will daunt
lessly array themselves In the most fan
tastlo costumes ever paraded before our
conservative Philadelphia public. The
Identity of Orlando, tho hero of the occa
sion, ta., surrounded by all the glamour
of mystery. So far no one can be induced
to betray his Identity, but there Is some
rumor that the part Is to bo. taken by
one ot Philadelphia's most beautiful and
charming young matrons, who has lately
devoted much of her time to art.
The dances are one and all things of
beauty, and their qualntness and orig
inality are most delightful. Miss George
anna Brown makes the most, charming
"premiere danseuse" that can be Imag
ined, and her training of the ballet Is
almost professional but then she has the
best of material In such dancers as Miss
Cornelia Leldy, Miss Helen Tower, Miss
Gertrude Tower, Miss Jean Thompson
and many others Just as good.
The "Ballet of Orlando" will include
some 50 actors and dancers, all member
of the league, with the exception of some
seven or eight kind roes wbo have dared
to te.ke.tlie ataseutlne roles. i
The ifiw is very proud of iU artistic
What's Doing Tonight
"Humor nnd Humorlta nf the 18th Century."
by Thomas A. Daly. 8t. Joseph's colleite.
Lfftur hv Anna Mnxnus Hnrle, New Cen
tury Drawlni? lloom: 8 o'clock,
"Permiiral lxnerlpncn In HtlRlum nt Time
ot Imnslnn." I'rnfrrror A. Carnoy, Oak Initio
branch nf rree Library S o'clock
!'hliinlphh t"oum1r men's Association. Stan
ufacturcra' tlub. s o'clock.
Rich Scliool Nlcht." Younr Men's Hebrew
locution, 1010 Muster street. S o'clock.
Public uhotonraphli' .Mhlbltlon Under. aus
riepi l rnnKrorcj Historical nocieiy
rrankford
.Vrmhl Unit.
Junior t.fnctio presents
Hallet of Orlando."
ieiicue.uiii'orti ,. ....
ueosrapnicai Moeietv meeunjt ana lain on
Forr(Mi. llhefiinftnn Itnll. A l. nVloek.
xni iiiir-ii.nnei ' nv cnmnin limn
hotanlcal lpuure. l,v Dr. John MneFarlflne.
lioianirni nan. LnnerBuy or i'ennsjivania;
7 30 o'clock. Kree
posters, each one different and all made
by young Philadelphia artists. Its very
original posters will be sold at the Bhow.
The French committee of the Emergency
Aid lent the league Its packing loom
nt 700 Arch street, and a moro nnlmnted
spot It would havo been hard to Itnd In
tho wholo of Philadelphia. There music
played from morning until night, while
Philadelphia belles practiced their steps
and tried on their costumes with exclama
tions ot delighted surprise. Yes. those
Italians certainly know how to make very
fetching costumes.
The Junior League girls havo a big Job
on their hands, but their self-conlldence
seems almost boundless. They assert that
ho one else could do It as well as they are
doing It, and they won't let any one else
even help them at It. At any rate, their
Ideas are clearly definedfrom the combi
nation of colors an a lady's bonnet to tho
moro dlincult harmonies of the scenery
and music. t
The commltteo tn charge of the "Ballet
of Orlando" Is as follows:
Miss Gertrude Ely, Miss Adeline Pep
per, Miss Rose Dolan, Miss Sydney Ellis,
Miss Emily Fox, Mrs. Arthur E. New
bold. Jr., Miss Nancy Scott. Mrs. Francis
V. Lloyd. Mrs. R. Gilpin Ervln, Miss E.
Gwcn Martin, Miss Dorothy Stewart.
Miss Gertrude Henry, Sllss Sylvia Barnes,
secretary; Miss Eugenia Cassatt, trees
urer; Miss Katharine Chambers, chair
man. Among those who will tako part are
Miss Helen Tower, Miss Elizabeth Henry,
Miss Gertrude Tower, Miss Alice Thomp
son, Miss Anne Lewis, Miss Marlon
Myers, Miss Harriet Frazler, Mlsa Sydney
Ellis, Miss Dorothy Dlsston and Miss
Eugenia Cassatt.
Other members ot tne younger set par
ticipating in the entertainment are Miss
Nancy Stokes, Miss Susan Ingersoll, Miss
Eugenie Law. Miss Eulalle Wilcox, Miss
Alice Clay, Miss Helen Ellis. Mlsa Mar
garet Dunlap, Miss Marlon Savage, Miss
M. F. Fisher, Miss Emllle Williams, Miss
Kate Jayne, SIlss Kitty Brlnton Mlsa
Gertrude Henry, Miss Ellse Hopkins, Miss
Ceclle Howell. Miss Agnes Kennedy, Miss
Alice Thompson, Mlsa Margaret Berwlnd,
Miss Virginia Roberts. Miss Eleanor Car
penter, Mies Helen Tower. Miss Anne
Lewis, Miss Margaretta Benson, 'Miss
Gabriela Til eh man, Miss Cornelia Leldy
and Miss Grace Thompson.
Among the boxholders for this evening
are Mrs. William Ellis Scull, Mrs. Stotes
bury, Mrs. Cralge Llpplncott, Miss Nina
Lea, Mrs, Edward Browning. Mrs. Nor
ton Downs. Mrs. J Hampton Barnes,
Mrs. Ashton, Miss Robertson. Mrs. Fran
cis V. Lloyd. Mrs. Rodman Grlscom,
Mrs. William Donner, Mrs. Thoma Rob
Ins, Mrs. J. G. Cassatt. Mr. Ely. the
American Ambulance CommttUe, Mre.
Obsrles Wright. Mr Arthur Newbojd,
Mre. WJUlam, Bbaw Btarfrt, the psier
gency Aid, F. T Chambers, Mr. Arthur
Lea and Mrs. Rodman Orlscom.
Mr, and Mrs. John J. McKenna enter
tained a mimbor of friends on Saturday
evening nt their home. 1329 Mt. Vernon
street. The following guests woro pres
ent; Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Robert Foley, Mr. nnd Mrs.
William McLaughlin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will
iam Ycnger, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Docrsom,
Mr. William Engan, Miss, Winnie Gannon,
Mls Annie Gnnnon, Miss Katharine Mc
Mahon, Mr. Thomas O'Brien, Jr., Mrs,
Hnrry Peters, Miss Dougherty, of EasTon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Vf. Baxter, of 1201
South 6Sth street, celebrated tho third
anniversary of their wedding on Saturday
evening. They entertained about 20
guests. Tho dining room was elaborately
decorated nnd they received many gifts
nnd bouquetB. Mrs. Baxter will be re
membered as Miss Mny Crcnsey, of 5721
Spruco street.
Mr. and Mrs. David lswls, 3206 York
Btreot, gavo a party on Sunday In honor
of the birthday of their daughter. Miss
Rcna Lewis. Among those piesent wcro
Miss Dorothy Wclnsteln, Miss Evelyn
Wclnstcln, Miss Hortense Welnstcln, Miss
Renn Wclnsteln, Miss Gertrudo Lewis,
Miss Harriet Berber, Miss Kntio Sockol,
Miss Eleanor Illchmnn, Miss Lilian Rich
man, Miss Sophia Rlchman, Miss Ella
Bernstein, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. WclnBtcin,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr. Ben
MISS HELEN SHEERAN
Miss Shceran will appear in tho
charity performance to be given
nt the Bellevue-Strtitford for St.
Francis' Home for Convalescents.
Lewis, Mr. Arthur Lewis, Mr. Maurice
Lowls and Miss Mary J. Lewis.
Mr. Victor Fclnsteln was given n largo
birthday party at his homo at 10th nnd
Poplar streets. As Mr. Fclnsteln Is a
member of the Court of Honor Club, the
club was Invited. Mr. Benjamin Lelder,
tho president, gavo an address on tho
future greatness of the United States
after the war. Miss Anna Savage gavo
an exhibition dance with Mr. Henry
Locoff. Miss Clara Stclnfern also gavo
a now dance with Mr. Leon Spenceber
artz. Among thoso present were Miss Bella
Fisher, Miss Beatrice Devcrs, Miss Ida
Polish, SIlss Sarah Gaspere, Miss Ada
Savansky, Miss Jeno Segal, Miss Rose
Dlmmltmnii, Miss Bella Shuman, . Miss
Sahara Felnsteln, Miss Sarah Llnlt, Mr.
Charles Master, Mr. David Clenrflcld, Mr.
Jacob Classman. Mr. Nathan Fein, Mr.
Abo Steinberg, Mr. Morris Cooper, Mr.
Max Nelson and Mr. Louis Boiden. Mr.
and Mrs. Fclnsteln presented their son
with a diamond Btlckpln.
The Excelsior Club was organized at the
AMUSEMENTS
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CIIUST.S'UT AND TWELFTH STUEDTa
MRS. LANGTRY
Paul Morton S. Naomi (llais; Wlllard Slmms
b Co.; fc'antly .1 Normn Other.
NEXT WEEK!
TWENTY-FiFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
McINTYRE & HEATH
In "THE GEORGIA MINSTItELS"
Exhibition of Paintings
Paula Himmelsbach Balano
Johanna M. Boericke
Mary Butler
GREECE COLORADO SCOTLAND
JAN. -.'0 TO FEU. .1. INCLUSIVE
AT THE I'LASTIC CLUD
SIT SOUTH CAMAC STREET
Open QAM to 111' M AUMIbSlON FREE.
BROAD Mat. Today 5lT
Klaw & Erlaneer & (Jeoriiv Tjler I'reient
POLLYANNA
Th Oltid lav, to Sprtatt Oood Chttr
Throuohout All i'htlaitlphta.
Peat Stats at il 60 at Matlnea TODAY
CHESTNUT ST. Opera House
CHESTNUT STREET BELOW J1TJI STREET
MATINEES. 1 30 TO S I. M. 10c. 15o
NIOIITS. 1 TO It l. M. 10c. IBe, SOo
"ta1. o'tow' "Tne Ruling Passion"
With CLAIRE WHITNEY and WM. E. SHAY
Sytcfal Oruan iluslo and Alt-Star Comallti
GLOBE THEATRE Ver'Sts
VA.VDEVILLE Continuous It' A, U. to '
11 P. M. 10c. 15c. 23o
GEORGE AuoEit "The Giant's Fear"
and Company In ""' M'""" -'"
"Four Jacks and a Queen"
OTHER ACTS WORTH SEEING
A 1 CHESTNUT Below 16th
AVfflflia JO A M. to 11 :IS P. M.
iILctUld John Emerson
In Flrt Showlne "THE FLYINO TORPEDO"
Thur.,Frl.Sat., Wlllard Mack in Tbo Conqueror
Palace rr
X cuav,c Marguerite Clark
"Mice and Men"
Tbura., TjU Bat.-
Stanley
THE GOLDEN CHANCE"
MARKET ABOVE 18TH
L A B T 1 A Y
Theodore Roberts
in 'infilling- Production
.. , TikW'o Head Wll.on"
Thurday. Friday. Saturday FANNIE WARD
MIYrtM TODAY AT 2 15
i,l"u" TONIGHT AT '
TONIOHT AT 1 AND 8
Mary Dorri Alexander Kld4. EdfaV AtchUon-
Ely & Co. I Tbt Gordon HlsOJander: Pcderaoa
Urotben, and Otbera.
NIXON'S' fiRAND Brc JIontoiuery
" Today, 2 19, 7 t e
PAT1TJNR World's Greatest Ifycnotlat
fAUWilU K SCIENTIFIC SCREAK
gca yHMy io flaw who a? gq. -Mar.
A w.A..inni ArvUia Ptaycn la "ALL
nmu",uu w ACCQuirs OS1 awzA
homo of Mr. Wllllnm H. Poncr fclSMc.fi ,
rls street, last Sunday. The nmcstj
chosen wore Mr. II. Brownsteln, prwdt
dent; Mr D. Verblt, vice president; Mr.
II. Farber, secretary, and Mr. 3. Qolflttt
treasurer. Tho chfef purpose of the telun
Is for the mutual companionship, pleasure
and enjoyment of Its members
The Unique Club, organized foi tho par
pose of helping those In need, hits rnttd
final arrangements for Its bazaar lb be.
given nt tho Gladstone Clubroom. south
west corner of 16th street and Basque
hnnna nvenue, this evening for tho bcnellb
of tho war sufferers.
The members of the Unique Cluti, whoi
are giving their time nnd energy wheel
ing funds for our needy brethren abronu.
have arranged this bazaar with a view to
being nble to do more than the mere
soliciting from house to house and door
to door. Every article for Bate will he at
normal prices. A flno dnnce program Is)
assured.
The following girls will tako nellve part
Miss Jean Baron, MIrs Rao Bnron, Miss
Pearl Burnstlnc, Miss Fannie Cohen,
Miss Esther Deutsch. Miss Sarah Gerson,
Miss Mary Slgel, Miss Helen LoblaPg.
Miss Helen Margolls, Miss Matilda Levlt,
Miss Rose Krakovltz, Mlsa Gertrude 6II
vcr Miss Reba Mcltzer, Miss Ethel Wolf
and Miss Mclba Buxbaum.
Ono of tho prettiest christenings In
South Phllndelplita for n long time took
plnco last Sundny, when tho daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony, of 835 Moora
street, was baptized In St. Rita's Church,
Broad nnd Ellsworth Btrcets. After tho
ceremony dinner wns served at the young
couple's home, In which covers .wcro laid
for about 20 guests.
Among thoso present: Mr. Anthony's
brother nnd his wife, Mr. nnd Mrs, Nich
olas Anthony, of Atlantic City, who camo
to the city for the occasion. Mr. An
thony, who Is connected with his brother
In construction work, will leave March 1
with his family for Atlantic City.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. nnd Mrs. Augustus Reove. tit 3d
and State streets, are entertaining rela
tives from South Cttrollna.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hurley, of
West Colllngswood, and Mr. nnd Sirs.
Philip Wilson have gone to South Caro
lina to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Frank P. Horned, of Mcrchantvllle,
entertained tho Half-Hour Reading Club
at Its monthly meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Bradley, of 005
Cooper street, havo been entertaining thelfl
daughter, Mrs. Robert aparrow, of Wash
ington. Sirs. Harry L. Mowroy. of Gloucester
City, has been entertaining Miss Violet
Northcllff. of New York, for whom Bho
gave a card party.
Mrs. J. C. Haines nnd her daughters aro
at Atlantic City for a fortnight
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Mnnlcy hnvo gone
to Florida, to remain until Bprlng.
Woodbury
Mrs. S. J. Anderson gnve a card party
at her homo on Leeds place last evening,
at which the guest or honor wns her hus
band. It being bis birthday. Mr. Anderson
was tho recipient of many congratulations
from his guests, who wcro Mr. and MrSi
Frank Rachor, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Kniscll, Mr. nnd Mrs. Crist Wnlz. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Sewell; Miss Eliza
beth Walker,, of Philadelphia, and Mr.
Albert Priestly, of Camden. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyt Chandler
will return to their homo In Woodbury
i bout February 10, after spending two
i Months with their son, Mr. H. P.
Chandler, in Lansing, Mich.
South Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank A. Farrell, of K25
South Croskcy street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs.
Farrell was Miss Anna McKenna.
Mr. Samuel nerkowltz, of 638 Spruce
street, has left for a tour of the South.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST Mat. Today!
TONIQHT 8:15
LADIES!
DON'T MISS
TODAY'S
r..TINEE!
The Feminine Dreas Crea
tions In this Wonderful Show
lire Such Man-els or jv-aut
they will Entranco Your
FASHION SHOWS .
BEAUTY SHOWS EcMn.ed
LAUGHING SHOWS io2.
DANCING SHOWS '
MUSICAL SHOWS Product.on
AEOUND
THE MAP
ORIGINAL N. Y. CAST 125
MATINEE OR NIGHT
IT WILL SURELY DELIGHT!
Best Seats 51.50 at Mat. Today
CONVENTION HALIr
TWICE DAILY. Mats at 3. NlEhta at 8 ;1B.
Well Heated and Well Ventilated. -
Tin; talk of run rowtrt
FRANK P. ST1LLMAN Presents
N. Y. HIPPODROME
WINTER CIRCUS
SUCCESS
IlElnKs! Horses Clowns I Marvelous Trained
Anhnul Exhlblttoi Ten Thousand Seals at 23c,
Prices, 23c. 'Qc. 'to: and $1.00. Mats., SSa
md COc. ON SALE AT GIMUELS.
Garrick Mat. Today
COHAN AND HARRIS Present
BEST PLAY IN 25 YEARS
ON TRIAL
Best Seata $1.00 at Matlnea TODAY '"
NEXT MONDAY 8E&uB&w
TWIN BEDS NeSVrca
Pop Prlca Wednesday Mats. Best Beats fl.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC t
NEWMAN S3
Motion futures
FRI., at 8:15 f!HTLE via Strait? of
Sat, at 2:30 xaaj-ixj MageIlap
Tickets 30c, 73c, fl at Heppe's, Amph-. 3c
A T1W PTTT TONIGHT AT 8.15.
AUHt-Urn.! pop, 1 MAT- TOMORROW
DATrBenf.A5CO Frances Starr
IN THE REMARKABLE PLAY
"MARIE-ODILE"
The Mot Discussed Dramatic Event of lb Yijar
T VDTP MATJNEE TODAY. S.15
Jjl XVIU TONItiHT AT 8ilS
THE N. Y. WINTER GARDEN REV f
"The Passing Show of 1915,,k
WITH GREAT CAST HEADED Bi
GEOIIOE MONROE. EUUENIB ana WILLIE
HOWARD and MAHTLYNN MlLLtaP
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOI SB
METROPOLITAN OPERA CO.. NEW YOjJtv
PEnabEAT8.Lucia Di Lamrnermoor
MilE. MARIA DARRIBNTOSfher first tM&r
id hers) MM MARTINELU. AMAfu
ROTHIER, BADA COND MR UAYAClNOEi
SEATS Ufa CHEST ST WAltM; ACSjf
Walnut r&AffC
Es. Sue to no tSgJSr
"Hello People" "Sl
Knickerbocker wwjg FJgfSS.'
Si..- 'ICarinp" f-tl
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