EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 191G.
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m$GY WYNNE ATTENDS JUNIOR
LliJAUUJii a JJL.ijUVUU-STRATFORD
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Society Girls Take Part in Ballet of Orlando Given for
i the Benefit of the War Sufferers Even the Scenery
I Painted by Members of the League
m
Hat liAST Uio Brent lny arrived.''
K A .. m n nil properly conducted
li.Ul "-C ". . . ... .,
IK. Junior Lcomie, who (or weeks had
i- busllJ' rehearsing and painting
. ..... iimif nffnrtn crowned
.r. , for the "nallet of Or-
r? with Harlot of color and riotous
ten of movement, wa undoubt-
ttiythm
, unqualified success, rne nrsi
edfy i"
VNhlch 8 cicslfrnea anu exc-
' ,",' by Dorothy Hlcwart. who nlso
5Urncd some of the rosters and acted
.UBO manager, showed a garden In
iiorcnco. " delightful piece of work
f n Hues and greens. It tool:
rather sketch of the Imagination to
.iJiure tlio cypress grovo In the second
'. . .... uip .ipfin Innltrd more like
scene,
.,.,M,-nrk'nullt thnn anything clsn
1 J the moon "darned" In. However,
i ,1,1, may liavo : - -
li,e artist nan """ ......
..-i.-. n every one knows who !s
if All Interested In art, has some "real"
thlncs to her credit: and then, too. she
Ir havo been "painting down."
nrnlocuo to the seconu act tw-
Crc each act the story In verso wai
,Md by Illennor nutlcr. whose wonls
indeed fell "trippingly off the tongue")
took a hj at tlw present Administra
tion when
A figure enmo With one accord
Kach angry lover drow his sword
And fell on It with main and might.
v-f ... u-os thoro 'too proud to fight';
3! l;'
j Al
il They fought with sword and boot and
fist,
Not one of them a pacifist."
Be It said here, this Is merely a quo
tation not necessarily on Indorsement.
In tho last act, tho scenery for which
Christine Chambers was responsible, a
street In Florence was depleted, and
here the tliltifi, lomlnded ono of "Tho
Man Who Married a Dumb Wife" Mrs
Francis V. Lloyd, In tho title role, cre
ated a decided hit, and there wns a
burst of applauso each tlmo tho pecu
liar strains of music which announced
her coming wete heard. As the trip
pine, frolicking, cocksuro Orlando, In
doublet and red wig, no ono would ever
hae recognized our handsome and
stately Mary Lowell. Too much pralac
cannot be given Miss Georglanna
Brown for her chat in and grace in tho
two solo dances she gave, and I am
also told tha$ she was responsible for
the training of tho entire corps de
ballet. The orchestra, under the lead
ership of Mr. J. W. F. Leman, was an(
Important factor in the successful er
fect produced.
Among tho strutting lords were to be
seen Susie Ingcrsoll, Lallto WIllcox,
Marian Savage, Allco Clay, Alice
Thompsjn, Sylvia Barnes and Louisa
Davis, nnd the very effcctlvo pages
wcro Ellen Mary Cassatt, Mary Will
iams, Nancy Scott and Kitty JItinoz.
Elizabeth Myers, Marian Butler, Nnncy
Stokes and Alice Earle were all scrive
ners, whatever that Is I have a
faint notion that it has something to
da with writing. Tho ladles among
whom Orlando created such a panic
were Adeline Pepper, Eliza Fox, Mary
Mitchell, Harriet Frazler, Kitty Brlff
ton, Mary Frances Fisher and Mar
garet Dunlap; and In the ballots were
Gertrude Henry, Elizabeth Henry, Jean
Thompson, Cornelia Leldy, Helen
Tower, Gortrudo Tower,. Sybil Wright,
Gabrlclla Tllghman, Virginia Roberts,
Anno Lewis, Eugenia Cassatt, Mary
Thompson, E. Gwcn Martin, Marian
Mjers, Cccllo Howell, Agnes Kennedy,
Hope McMlchndl Geordlo Jollne,
Esther Howell and Margaret Chrystle.
Mr James Gamble, ua tho Merchant:
Walter Kumme, as tho Most Learned
Judge, and tho Wharton brothers, Tom
and Bayard, with Donald Nowhall,
Faul Frodlch and Thomas Jones, were
the doughty masculine additions to the
cast,
The only trouble was It was all too
short, for tho evening performance was
all over by 10:15, and even In the cafe
downstairs the dancing had not started
yet, so most of the nudlenco went homo.
Perhaps it was Just as well, as It was a
snowy night: however, from the re
marks I heard In tho dressing room, it
would probably liae pleased tho
juunBer crowd anyhow had they hnd
t little dancing aftcrwurd.
The audience was most renrosenta-
a live, Every ono on over Know was
t there. Mrs. Henrv Mlclritatnn Flahpr.
iMrs. John K. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.
f Tony Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. W.
f Staodley Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
E'Yarnall, Miss Meta Hutchinson. Mrs.
Charles Howell, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
F Miay, Mr. uud Mrs. Alfred Clay, Mrs.
iaraner Cassatt, Mrs. Joseph Baldwin
"uicnlnson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Newhall. Mr and Mis. Tnlin H. Groornp.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robins, Mrs.
""goon Mitchell and hosts of others.
M Invitations are out for Dorothy Jor
dan s wedding to Monroe Douglas Rob
pson, of New York, the ceremony to
take place, I see, at Trinity Church,
p Boston, on Saturday, February 19,
31 OOOn. Or rnthlM- r Via ovnnt nt I'.-lft
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Ro'clock. Dorothy, who la tho daughter
,v- r, and Mrs. Eben Dyer Jordan, of
'Boston. httH hpnn n fi-Hminnt vlnltnr t,i
Ihls city, where sho has mado a host of
nends, and from tho number of my
acquaintances who have signified their
ptentlou of going up for tho event I
Wnk there will be a 'typical football
Srowd on the train. Since her debut
Rje has been very popular and has dls
Kwgulshea herself particularly for her
fte"mful dancing at amateur affairs.
jf allowing tho ceremony there Is to be
reception at the Jordan home nt 48
leacon street.
Mrs. Bobble Cassatt. who with her
Wall son, Anthony Droxel dassutt, left
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eb.
tKttx' a, wlth her little boy Alex, and
I" Mills The Barklte Henrys and
ard Ptincoast, wUo are having a I
ntful cruise alone the coast In tha I
yuefct, t&e Bea, &ay Jim lt
Miami for a fishing trip among tho
Keys. They have been Joined by tho
Hadcllffo Roberts.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mis. Robert Sayro Urodhend will give
a dinner at tho Netlevuo-Hlratford, In
honor of her debutante daughter. Mli
1'iwices Clydo Montgomery Brodhcad, on
l'Nuay ecnltig. February 25, before the
dance which Mr. 8. Davis I'ngo will give
nt the mtz-Cnrltoti, In honor of his
granddaughters, Mini Isabel Wurts Pago
and Miss Edith Nelson rage.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Emten Starr and
Air. nnd Mr, llriiiton Roberts will have
a small Informal dinner and later attend
the Midwinter Hall tomorrow evening, at
Horticultural Hall.
Mrs Rlchnrd I'. MeNcely, of Pembroke
avenue, llryn Mawr, entertnlnod tho
luncheon nnd bridge club of which bIio Is
a member today. The other members arc
Mrs. Knne 8. Green, Mrs Norman K
Condprman, Mrs. Edwin It. Fltler, Mrs
Richard E. Norton, Mrs. Gerrltt 1 Judd,
Mm. H Alton Dallcy nnd Mrs. Matthew
Ualrd, Jr.
Mrs. Harrison Crulkshank, of Wilming
ton, gave a tea yesterday nftcrnoon for
her sister. Miss llelolso llnlsey, daughter
of .Mrs. James T. Hnlsoy, of 107 South
22(1 street.
Mnclnme Undpkl li spending some tlmo
at the Trnyinorc with her dnughlcr
.Mrs. J. I.oula Kctlcrllnun, of :oifi Spruce
street, entertained nt luncheon, followed
by bridge, this nfternoon.
Major General Leonard Wood, V. 3, A.,
nnd Mrs. Wood are the guests of Mrs.
George W. Chllds Drexcl at her home, 18th
and Locust street. Mrs. Drexcl will en
tertain at dinner this evening for her
guests.
Miss Elizabeth S. Samuel, of I2d and
Locust streets, will leave shortly for
Honolulu, where she will remain for sev
eral months.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb P. Fox, of Old York
road, Elklnn Park, nre spending tho win
ter at the Rltz-Carlton.
Mrs. Thomas G. Asliton, of 1SH South
Rlttonhouse square, will receive Infor
mally this nfternoon. No cards have
been sent out.
Mrs. John Scott, Jr will recolvo In
formally nt the Gladstono this after
noon from 4 until 6 o'clock. No cards
navo ueen Issued.
Mrs. Frederick Joat. of 1901 Pine atrcct,
will bo at homo Informally this after
noon after 4 o'clock. No cards have been
sent out.
Mrs. Thomas H, Fenton and Mrs. J.
B. V. BIdlack will receive this after
noon from 4 until G o'clock nt their home,
1319 Spruco stiect. No cards have been
Issued.
Mrs. A. Robinson Mcllvalne and Miss
Mellvnlno, of 3209 Baring street, will be
at homo Informally this afternoon. No
cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Jackson enter
tained at dinner on Tuesday nlsht nt
their home, 113 South 13d street, to cele
brato the llrst anniversary of their wed
ding. Mrs. Jnckson was a Miss Fletcher,
of this city, und the wedding took placo
In St. Clement's Episcopal Church.
There wore 12 guests at the dinner. Tho
table was attractively arranged with
KUlarney roses.
The Philadelphia Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, Is plan
ning to give n novel entertainment
on Wednesday evening, February 16, In
the Roso nnd North Gnrdens of the
Bellevue-Stratford. A playlet, entitled
"A Night on an Old Plantation," will
depict tho life of nn nrlstocrntle old
Southern family beforo tho war. Bight
pretty girls and nimble-footed youths
will dance tho stately quadrille In Colo
nial costume, and there will be many
other attraotlvo fentures. Dancing will
follow the entertainment.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Eyster
McCown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
C. McCown, whose engagement to Mr. J.
Morgan Lister was recently nnnounred.
will lako placo on Wednesday, February
9, at the Second Presbyterian Church,
-'1st and Walnut streetB. The Rev. Alex
auder MacColl will officiate. The ceremony
will be very quiet, being restricted to the
Immediate families.
There will be a sals of home-made
bread, cakes and randies nt the Miffraga
headquarters, 17th and Chestnut streets,
today.
Friends of Mr. Frank Shrevo will bo
glad to hear that he has fully recovered
from his recent Illness.
MrB. Alexander McCIure, of Walling
ford, Is visiting In St. Augustine, Fla.
Along the Main Line
IIAVERFORD-At the homo of Mrs.
Carroll B. Nichols a meeting of mothers
will bo held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
An address by Ella Frances Lynch will
be made, who uill tell about tho clubs be
ing organized throughout the country to
encourage homo teaching. Every mem
ber promises to teach her child between
tho jeurs of 3 and T for five minutes a
day. Thl3 Is regarded as the first and one
of the most Important steps In the recon
struction of the elementary school to
"Start the Child Right."
BRYN MAWR Mrs. William Foley, of
Gulf road, gave a children's party Tues.
day afternoon, In honor of hor little
day nfternoon, In honor of the 10th birth
day of her little daughter, Miss Jewel
Foley.
ROSEMONT Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
B. Colket, of Thornbrook aenue, moved
Tuesday to the old Colket home, on Gulf
road, Strafford
The members of thu Star of the East
Baud, met at the home of Miss M. Adele
Morris, oil Montgomery avenue, this
afternoon, to make bandages for the
wounded soldlerB of Europe.
Germantown
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bond Wllmer, of
13S West Walnut lane, entertained at
dinner last night at their home before the
Fortnlgntly Dancing Class at the Phila
delphia Cricket Club. Their guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. William Waterman,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood, Jr Mr. Van
Wllmer.
The Germantown Conservatory of
Music, 109 Wet Chelten avenue, will in
troduce Mis Blanche Lester, a pupil of
Mrs. Helen Mar Wilson Glonlnger, head
of the department Qf elocution. In John
Luther Long's masterpiece, "Madame
Butterfly," on Wednesday evening, Febru
ary 9, at 8:15 o'clock.
mp. wnilam Y. Brian, of 370 West
Duval' street, entertained at, dinner on
Tuesday evening.
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oieaver. of Hoosic Fall. N Y . f or several
weeks.
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MRS. JOHN KENNETH BYARD
Whoso mnrriacc took place last
week. Mrs. Byartl was Miss
Dorothy Randolph.
Weddings
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and Mrs. Stnckhousc, of 75!i North 40th
street, to James Emmett Donaldson took
place today at 1 o'clock In tho West
Hope Presbyterian Church, 40th and As
pen streets. Tho Rev. Charles Bronson.
pastor of the church, olflclnted. The
brldes only nttendnnt was Miss Isabel
Colesworthy as maid of honor, and the
best man wns Mr. William Donaldson, a
bi other of tho brldcgioom.
The bride, who was given In marriage by
her father, wore a traveling suit of dark
bluo French whipcord trimmed with old
roso collar and cuffs and her hat was
of old rose. She wore a bouquet of white
roses and orchids.
Miss Colesworthy was gowned In dark
brown broadcloth with collar and cuffs
of ecru and an old rose hat and carried
a bouquet of sweet peas and orchids. Tho
procession passed through nn archway of
white roses In tho church.
A breakfast at tho homo of tho brldo's
parents followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson left for nn
extended wedding Journey through the
South. Upon their return they will live
at S36 Unruh street. Lawndale. where they
will bo at home on Wednesdays during
April.
Along the Reading
Miss Marcuerito Sill, of Bent road, Wyn-
cote, is, spending several days this week
at UHerton, where sho la being exten
sively ontci tnlncd by her many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Ide. Newton
Centre, Mass., nro the guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. Benjamin S. Sanderson, Bent
road, Wyncote, this week.
A cake nnd candy sale will bo held to
day from I until 9 o'clock In tho parish
house of the Church of Our Saviour, York
road.
Miss Dorothy Bench, of Elklns Park,
will lenvo tho end of March for a visit
of several weeks at Harrtsburg.where she
will be extensholy entertained by her
many friends.
Mrs. Isaac Tatnall Starr, of Church
road, Wyncote, has returned to his home
from the San Tco Club, where he has
beon on a shooting trip for the last fort
night. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Allen. Mr. und
Mrs. Kirk M. Toland, Miss Marguerlto
Tvler and Miss Paulino F. Gladtng. all of
Oak Lane, will leave tomorrow afternoon,
by motor, for tho Seavlew Oolf Club,
near Atlantic City, where they will spend
the week-end.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Angclius Anspach, of 2241
North 17th street, will give a dance on
Friday evening, February 11, at the Hotel
Adelphta, In honor of their daughter. Miss
Jeannette M. Anspach.who was graduated
from the High School for Girls today.
Spring flowers will tie combined with
ferns and palm3 In the decorations. The
guests will include Miss Hope Gerson,
Miss Margaret Frohson, Miss Ruth Man
del. Miss Madeline Strousse, Miss Rosa
lind Lowensteln, Miss Rosalind Appel,
Miss Helen Mayer, Miss Edna Bonnem,
Miss Carolyn Schloss. Miss Dorothy Gold
smith, Miss Selma Needles, Miss Jean
nette Hellbron, MUs Evelyn Rosenberg.
Miss Edna Tuttelman, Miss Louise Hess,
Miss Flora Tlouly Miss Henrietta Block,
Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Helen Baum,
MUs Fannlo Baum, Miss Sadie Welsel,
Miss Edith Well, Miss Beatrlco Berg,
Miss Carrie Adler, Miss Prudence Miller,
Miss Hilda Apt, Mrs. J, Dannenberg, Mr.
Stanley Wohl, Mr, Rudolph Anspach, Mr.
Seymour Herrman. of New York: Mr.
Morton Oppenhelmer, Mr. Morton White
hall. Mr, Sylvan Levy, Mr. Herbert Darm
stadter. Mr. Henry Mlckelberg, Mr. Clar
ence Schwab. Mr, Byron Block, Mr. Frank,
Teller, Mr, Richard Hedessy,, Mr, Ber
nard Well, Mr, Adrian Bauer, Mr, Ralph
Schwartzcbtld, Mr. Herman Elsenberg,
Mr. J. Lelter Bamberger, Mr, De Roy
Bacharach, Mr, Nathan Schoenfleld. Mr.
Walter Herschberg, Mr. J. Leonard Kess
Icr, Mr. J, Rohrhelmer, Mr, Jack Dannen
berg. Mr. Jesse Adler, Mr, Leonard
Needles, Mr. Arthur Schoenberg, Mr.
Samuel Hofhelmer. Mr, Leon Michael
and Dr. Robert Schless.
Notice for the Society fte will ba
accepted and printed lu tho Kvrnlu
l.rdscr, but all uch uollc unit ba
wrlltfu on one aide of the patter, nut be
tiined !u (ull. wltb full uJdrtM, and
muc poulblo telephone number must ba
Mnd all inch communication to
"goclttr Editor." Teula Ladfcr, 60
Chestnut street.
Unlet tbce requlreaient are. carried
out to that verification may he poaUilt
lUs ustlca wlU not be pubUabtf.
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MRS. CLINTON BEAGARY
The young matron, who makes her home nt the Richelieu, is popular
in artistic circles in this city.
LEAP YEAR DANCE
PARTIES ARE
Miss Esther Gottlieb Entertained at a Dance Sacred
Concert and Dance to Be Held on
Sunday Night
AN A
jTX wa:
ATTRACTIVE leap year party
as given by Miss Esther Gottlieb
at her home, 3012 Market street. The
house w-as beautifully decorated. Amortc
those who attended wcro Miss Sarah Sol
omon, Miss Mntihla Solomon, Miss Rose
F. Shaikis, Miss Minerva Sharkis. Miss
Rose Harrison, Miss Katharine Schulhoff,
Miss Carollno Horn, Miss Gertrude Sesal,
Miss Ida Stclnbere. Miss Jeanetto Gross,
Mrs. R. Solomon, Mr. nnd Mrs. Groia,
Mr. Samuel Gold. Mr. William Rahner,
Mr. Edwnrd Strasser, Mr. Herman Witt.
Mr. Hairy Sharkis, Mr. Louis Witt, Mr.
Marccllo I'lncus, Mr. Lucius Duncan,
Mr. Maurice Weiss, Mr. Maurice Kros
ney, Mr. Frank Wendt, Mr. Hen Solo
mon, Mr, Alfred Solomon nnd Mr, Her
man Washer,
On Sunday evening tho Independent
Hebrew Relief will hold a sacred concert
nnd dance at Apollo Hall, 1720 North
Broad street.
The Independent Hebrew Relief, though
a young organization, has accomplished
great work In giving nld to the poor In
need. It Is their aim to further this
cause and Invite tholr friends to be
present nt the danc. Tho Concert Com
mittee, under the direction of I. H. Balls,
has arranged a fine program. The con
cert will be Immediately followed by a
dance. Dancing will continue until 2
a. m. The refreshments are being tnken
care of by a committee of workers,
headed by Miss Irene Llpsitz.
A good time Is assured by tho commit
Prankford
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Hasenbuler will
live In Frankford upon their return from
their wedding Journey. Mrs. Hasenbuler
was Miss Reglna M. Segrest, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Segrest, of 3121 Dia
mond street, before her marriage, Janu
ary 21.
At the 11th annual meeting of the
Frankford Historical Society, held Tues
day evening In Assembly Hall, the fol
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mr. Franklin Smedleyj vice president, Mr.
Robert T. Corson; secretary, Mrs. Caro
line W. Smedley; treasurer, Mr, T. Comly
Hunter. Nice directors were also chosen
and a number of new members were en
rolled. Roxborough
Mrs. George Wlokersham, of Rochello
avenue, Wlssahlckon, has returned from
Washington, D. C, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roland Bob
bins, Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. G, Hetzel Atherholt. of
tho Eaves Apartments, have left for a
three weeks' trip to Plnehurst, Fla.
What's Doing Tonight
Allied patriotic aocietiu banquet, liellavue
gtratrord Hotel.
Uycomlni- County Society annual dinner.
Adelpnl Hotel) 7 o'clock
Drowning Society, -Manuicrlot Nlht " New
Century Club. 121 South 12tb atreel; S o'clock.
Poctofnca Clerk' Auoclatlon annual banquet
and reception. Lu Lu Temple.
Pen and Pencil Club dinner to Judica Kojera.
Weuela and WIIlUus, 1020 Walnut atroet.
Marquarre EnscniM concert, witbenpoon
1UU H 13 o'clock.
Public organ recital Central HUb School.
8 13 o'clock
Lectura by Prof A- M. Cireenc Jr. on
' Daveiopment oi tue romping Eaftne. Frank
lin lnatitut. 8 o'lloik
Philadainhla. Hardware Association banauaL
idaip
Walton llout. I o'clock.
Ufa Underwriter,' AwcUUoa dinner. Adtl
rtbWM; tVcteek?
Bala-Cynwyd
A progressive dinner was given Tuesday
night In Cynwyd, when tho different
courses were served at tho homes of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Scott McCrnckcn, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harry A Ferrclra, Mr. nnd Mrs.
William Emerson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
Chambers nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Ker
shaw. Dancing followed each course, nnd
novel table decorations wcro nrrnuged by
each hostess.
AND SURPRISE
OF GREAT INTEREST
tee In charge, who aro doing their utmost
to make this a great affair,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf, of 1T&J
South 22d street, entertained In honor of
the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ris Goldberg, on Saturday evening. Those
present wcro Mr. and Mrs. Ell Fine, Mr.
nnd Mrs. David Sliver. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Simon. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hcrr,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, Miss
Jennie Rosenzwelg, Mr. Samuel Sagen,
MIhh Helen Cohen ami Mr. N Canter.
Music was rondered by Mrs. Simon, pian
ist, and Mrs. Flno, vocalist. Several new
dancing steps were shown by Mrs. Silver
and Mrs Wolf.
The children of Mrs. Ifanrui Frank, of
4132 Market street, gave her a surprise
party on her 67th birthday anniversary,
Sunday, at tho Lorraine Hotel. Appropri
ate entertainment and decorations made
the event one to be long remembered.
Tho following members of Mrs. Frank's
family attended: Mr. and Mrs. Max
Frank, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Isa
dore Frank, of Brooklyn, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Benjamin Frank, of Asbury Bark, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Murbln,, Mr. and Mrs.
l'hlllp Kinssdorf, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Dresner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Frank.
At the weekly meeting of the Mutual
Progress Society, 427 Christian street, Mr.
Hoi man Ellberg will give an Informal
Illustrated talk on chemistry1 and Mr.
James Brennan will recite.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Hannah Howard, of 1732 South
Broad Btreet, announced the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Margaret Mary
Howard, to Mr. Joseph Edgar Walsh, at
an Informal dance at her home this week.
Among the guests were Miss Margaret
E. M. A. O'Neill, Miss Maa McCahey, Miss
Genevieve Connors, Miss Genevieve Far
rell. Miss Helen Farrell, Miss Josephine
Powers, Mlbs Irene Walsh, Mr. James
Dougherty, Mr. Joseph Bingham and Mr.
Milton Walsh.
Miss Margaret Sherr, of 1002 Snyder
avenue, will entertain the members of her
card club tomorrow evening. A buffet
supper will follow the game. Her guests
will Include Miss Alice McCaulley, Miss
Anna McCaulley, Miss Mae Megenedy,
Miss Alice Megenedy, Miss Frances Hill,
MUs Jane Hill, Ma Margaret McDonald,
Miss Alice McDonald, Miss Anna Flem
ing, Miss May McKeever and Miss May
G. Taylor.
Woodbury
This afternoon Mrs. Cllft A. Greene, of
Aberdeen Place, entertained the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of Ketnble
Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs. Fuller
rendered several Chinese solos, and a
ladles' quartet assisted with other mu
sical numbers.
Miss Rebecca Synnott Stevenson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B, Ste
venson, became the bride of Mr. Frank C.
Fropcrt. of Camden, at the home of the
bride's parents, on Saturday. The Rev.
George H. Hemingway, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of Camden,
performed the ceremony The wedding
was a quiet one. only the Immediate fam
ilies being present
Mr Propart l a member of the Phila
delphia nd New Jersey bars.
They will be at borne after March, 1 at
sia North. :a,atr4pt, Cwdw,
Lansdowne
The Clnsi In Folk Dancing held Its
second dance Tuesday evening In St
John's Parish House, Among the mem
bers were the Rev. Croswelt McBee and
Mrs. McBee, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Enston,
Mr. nnd Mrs.' Alfred C. Balch, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Franklin Rosj. Mrs A. C. Hunter,
Mrs. Edward Martin, Mrs. Horace Paul
Dorman, Mrs. Charles S. Shurtlcff and
Mrs. J B Ruckcr, Jr.
MRS. FREDERICK JOST -Mrs.
.lost will bo nt home this
afternoon, nt 190-1 Pine street,
after 4 o'clock.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mis. William 11. Brazier, of GS06
Vine street, will give a pnrty In honor of
tho Otli blithd.iy of their little son,
Cnwman. The decorations will be George
Washington style. Tho small guests In
vited will include Miss Anna Baxter,
Mlis Ruth Baxter, Miss Helen Mctz,
Miss Mario Motz, Miss Lillian Hawk,
Miss Mildred Sassy, Miss Adelaide
Adams, Miss Alma Olson, Miss Eleanor
Martin, Miss Mary Gllllllan. Miss Navlla
Baibour. Miss Ruth l'arrlsh. Hownrd
Hawk, Norman Plum. John Cnvanaugh.
William Brounlngcr, Carl Brnzler, Frank
lin aiinilan, Samuel Pnrrlsh, Edwnrd
Baxter, Edwin Uanes. James Mnnu,
I'eter Cavnnaugli, Calvin Makonakoy,
Robert Bailey and Claud Ripper.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry M. Irwin, of 323'
North 40th street, announce the engage
ment of. their daughter. Miss Muo N.
Irwin, to Mr. William H. S. McLean, of
this city.
Tioga
Miss Helen Blnckfoid, of Glen road,
Toronto, Can., Is visiting her grand
father. Dr. John Gordon, of 3714 North
Uth street.
Miss Allco McFaddcn, of 32C0 North
Broad street, gave a prettily appointed
luncheon today at her home. Daffodils
were used In the decorations, the color
scheme being yellow. Mrs. Louis Flnm
mer Sommer, of New York, Mrs. Charles
F. Sloan, Jr.. Mrs. Anthony Callahan,
MIh3 Helen Eells, Miss Charlotto Flem
ing, Miss Violet Carson, Miss Edna Scull,
Miss Floience Gelkler. Miss Ruth Unas,
Miss Adeline Froeltch and Miss Edna
McFaddcn wore the guests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Aithur E. Nltzehc, of 1234
West Hilton street, gave a dinner Inst
evening, followed by cartls. Their guosts
Included Mr. and Mrs. H. Fee Gohl. Miss
Beulah Teltimorth. Miss Margaret Wolfe.
M'ss Chrissle Geyer nnd Mr. Lester
Dlckcnsheath.
AMUSEMENTS
"1
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STHEDTS
MRS. LANGTRY
Paul Morton ft Naomi Olam; Wlllanl Slmms
t Co ; ftanily & Norton Othera
NEXT WEEK!
TWENTVpFHTH ANNlVEMSArtY OF
McINTYRE & HEATH
InJTHE OEOMQIA MINSTRELS"
Exhibition of Paintings
nr
Paula Himmelsbach Balano
Johanna M. Boericke
Mary Butler
UREECi: COLORADO SCOTLAND
JAN .'0 TO KUII. 5. INCLUSIVE
AT THE PLASTIC CLUH
217 SOUTH CAMAC SWEET
OpenOA M to II P M ADMISSION FREE.
ADELPHI i'u,T;IShh7w
DAV,PDrAB,;0 Frances Starr
JN THE ItEMARKAllI.E PLAY
"MARIE-ODILE"
The Mom Dlaemaed Dramatic lfrent of the Year
T VRTP TONIGHT AT 8:15
UXXVIVj MATINEE SATURDAY
THE N Y WINTER HAllDEN REVUE
"The Passing Show of 1915"
WITH GREAT CAbT HEADED BY
GEOnilE MONROE. El DENE anJ WILLIE
HOWARD and MARTLYNN M1LLER
GHESTNUT ST." Opera House
CHESTNUT STREET RELOW UTH STREET
MATINEES, l:3U TO S 1. M. 10c. 15a
NlUUTb. 7 TO 11 1. M. 10c. 15c. 20a
ri7n,otow" "The Ruling Passion"
With CLAIRE WHITNEY ana WM. E, SHAY
Special Organ HuiLa aiul All-Btar Cointdtcs
GLOBE THEATRE gn
YAUDBVILLEConUaWM 11 A. M. to
U 1'. M. luc, 15c, 25o
georub AuaBR rj,e Giant's Fear"
ana Company In w u""'v" a col
"Four Jacks and a Queen"
other actu worth beeinq
Wnlrmt Ma' Today, 25c, 60c
"Hello People" 'aUH.
Kaat Week Flak? O Hara. In "KILKENNY
vTTvrtvr touay at 2 15
J.XA.Jl. TONIGHT AT T AND 0
Miry Dorr; Aleiandar KLda. HJjar AtchUoa
Ely & Co.. Tbe Gordon iilghJaudtra. Pcderaon
Urotlura. and Other
NIXON'S (TRAND Uroad Mantmrr
a-" Today 2 IS. 7 9
PATIT.TNE Wortd'a Greataat Hjftmotut
I AUWJ1W A SCIENTIFIC SCREAM
Baa nj C-oa4i to os ClUi at Sat. Mat.
J American fs$&$ 0W
. Navy Yard Affairs
Mr. A T Graharn, wife of LfeWenani
Commander Graham, It, s. N , was host
ess, on Tuesday nfternoon, to the mem
hers of her weekly bridge club. Thftse
present were Mrs. Alexander Vnndegrlft,
Mrs. .nymond S. Kcyes, Mrs. J, V Mc
Alpine, Mrs. Roblnettc, Mrs. Henry A
Newbold, Mrs. W, S. Pye, Mrs. E, H
Tricon, Miss Sophy Blapham, MIfl's
Mlnncho Lnne, Miss E, MeCIUng, Mrs.
Warner Lolz nnd Mrs. Isaacs.
Mrs George be Bennevlllo Uelm, of
2101 Porter street, has Just returned from
a visit to Washington, where she was lhe
guest of her cousin. While thefo Mrs,
Kclm attended the Southern ball on Mon
day evening.
The officers of tho U. 8. S. Connecticut
have Issued lnformitl Invitations for a tho
dnnsnnt, to bo given on board the ship
tomorrow afternoon.
The second formal naval dance will be
given on Thursday, February II, In the
Fall loft, and many dinner parties aro
being planned before the nffnlr,
Mrs. William Leo Pryor Is entertain
lug Miss Doris Durrcll, daughter of
Commander Durrcll, of the Connecticut,
and Miss Catherine G. Knight, of New
port, her sister. In whoso honor sho wilt
give a dnncc tomorrow evening, Thoro
will bo about 10 couples.
Girard Farms
Mrs. Joseph K. Hnrrlmnn, of 2311 South
Onrnct street, hns Issued Invitations for
a bridge party on Friday, February II,
at her home, to meet Mrs. Georgo Chris
tian, a recent arrival In tho Girard Farms,
nnd MIps Grace Arms, of Rlverdale-on-thc-Hudson.
Miss Arms will remain for
several dnjs. Tho guests at bridgo will
Include .Mrs. H. Mclntyrc, Mrs. E. Wells,
Mrs. Clinton Williams, Mrs. John Graves,
Mrs. John Hnndy Hall, Mrs. Robert
Bookllcld, Mrs. J. Mnckay, Mrs. Charles
Burton Ford, Mrs Walter Bushnell, Mr?.
Jnmcs Vodges. Mrs. Henry C. Scwnrts,
Mrs. Joseph T. Fcnncr, Miss Anne Har
ris, Miss Mnrlun Harris), Miss Merrill,
Mis Marguerite Sitnonson nnd Miss
Marian Allen.
JudEo Hammond MacNcllle. of ISM
t Shunk street, will bo tho guest of honor
I this evening nt the social meeting ef the
Trinity Men's Association, which will be
held In Trinity Chapel, 18th and Wolf
streots, This Is a recently organized
social club, and moots on tho first Thurs
day of each month;
Mrs. Edward P. Madden, of 2400 South
21st street, will entertain the members
of hor card club on Tuesday next,
when her guests will Include Mrs, W. I.
Tomllnson, Mrs. Frnnk W. Melvln,
Mrs Charles P. Shlsler, Mrs. Ralph F
Spongier. Mr3. Joseph E. Hill, Mrf.
James McG. Hlnckcn. Mrs. John W.
I Buscli. Mrs. Ncff Lalng, Mrs. William
wcKeevcr, airs. Joseph v. Clay, Mrs.
Harold T. iBrown, Mrs. Edward Wells
and Miss Mary Hcrzlg.
The third lecture In tho Interesting Ly
ceum Course, which Is being given un
der the auspices of the Ladles' Aid So
ciety of Mount llermon Church, 19th nnd
Porter streets, will take place on Friday,
February 11. Dr. II. Alexander Calms,
tho noted reader and orator, will be
heard. Thus far these cntertalnmenta
have proved most enjoyable, and the
commtttco In charge Includes Mrs. Ida
Beck, Mrs. A. J. Anderson, Mrs. F. C.
Thomas. Mrs. Joseph E. Hill. Mrs. Neff
Lalng, Mrs. Joseph Gonzalez, Mrs. How
nrd Harvey, Mrs. Mary Floyd, Mrs. E.
Smith, Mrs. W. I. Tomllnson, Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mrs. T. L. Postlcs, Mrs. Wil
liam Warren. Mrs. Florence Campbell,
Mrs. C. P. Searle. Mrs. P. W. Pettljohn
and Mrs. Seth Chamberlain.
AMUSEMENTS
1TT.T?T?'ni.ST,rh,s and Nut Week. Evi-a..
1 UXVXVUOJ. ,1BMatlii wed. & Sat 2:15
PRESS UNITED
PUBLIC DELIGHTED
KLAW & ERLANGER'S
Peerless Musical Production
AROUND
THE MAP
ORIGINAL N. Y. CAST 125
Best Seats $1.50 at Wed. Mats.
CONVENTION HALL
TWICE DAILY. Mata. at 3. Nlchta at 8:15.
Well Heated nnd Well Ventilated.
LAST 3 NIOHTS LAST 3 MATR
BRING THE CHILDREN TO 8EE
xne Talk ot the Town!
FRANK P. STILLMAN TreaenU
N. Y. HIPPODROME
WINTER CIRCUS
SUCCESS
TEN THOUSAND SEATS AT 2.V. T-RICES.
25c. r.Oc, 75o AND $1 00. MATINEES Wa
AND 50c. ON SALE AT OIMOELS
Oarrinlc Last 3 Evgs. J-a' Mat.
vjciix ii,iv Saturday
COHAN AND HARRIS Present
BEST PLAY IN 25 YEARS
ON TRIAL
NEXT MONDAY SEATS TODAY.
TWIN BEDS eVyVcT.,'
Popular Price Wed. Matinees Best Boats IL
HEAR THE
MARIMBA BAND
AT THE
Hotel Bingham Cafe
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EYEN1NO
DANCING
Illntham Hotel Co Market iUthBta.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
NEWMAN Si?rvveka
J.1J-. ,. i Motion Picture
TOMORROW At 8;15 fJHTT.rtl
SATURDAY AT 2:30 -m-'J
Via the STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
Tlcketa GOc, 75c. II at Heppe'a, An)Ih., 25c.
DPflAT, Tbla t Neit Wek, E,, 81B
DiJ.n.lJ Matlneea Wel. and Sat., sua
Klatt Erlanger and Georgo Tyler Prenent
POLLYANNA
The Glad I'lau, to Spread. Oaad Cheer
Throuoltout All Philadelphia
pest Seats II SO at Wednesday Matlneea
WITHERSPOONHALL
Tonight at 8:15
Maquarre Ensemble
In cbarmlns prosram of chamber-music
Tickets II.SO. II. 78o and 60o at Bar Ofllea
"T Ti CHESTNUT Below 16tlt
Jl CdUld wiuard Mack
In 'THE CONQUEROR"
Next Mon., Tues., Wed. "ACQUITTED"
Palace 'l2lF? a
rdiaitJ WALLACE REID
In 'Tha (loMen Chanca"
Saxt Mon.. Tues . Wed. BLANCHE SWEJT
ju luc nAgAuurrin-
Stanley
MARKBT AEOVH 1TH
11;1B AM to 11:16 KM,
Fanme Ward
In TtwnumarA'a PbjIVAIJ
N"( rflCn tmH Rm'
FREE EXHIBITION
WATER COLORS
BTfi,,n F, Hopkinson SnHfli
McCIeea Galleriest 1507 Walggyit,
Knickerbocker TOi"5g JSlSSrr
JfeSi.'Sf "Carmen'
Tmadero WSSSt
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