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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FBI DAY, FEBRUAKY 18, 1916.
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NANCY WYNNE'S DAILY GOSSIP
ON VARIOUS SOCIAL MATTERS
The Ivy Ball Tonight at the University of Pennsylvania
Will Be Held at Weightman Hall A Large
Attendance Is Expected
THE world nml his wife will Attend
tlio ntinnnl Ivy llall nt tlip t'nlvpr
slty of Pennsylvania this r-vetilhg, for It
W bo a most Brnitnrtlous nrfalr. Tho
ballroom nt WclRhtmaii Itnll will bo
transferred Into nil Hawaiian scene.
Covering the entire celling will 1)0 ft
ennopv of blue to simulate tlio sUv, on
which Hitp will bo numoroiiM stars nihl
a crcsrent moon. The lighting effect
will be from below by mentis of lnean
descent llRliti ntid spotlights will Hood
the sky. Then tho two side walls of
tlio pymnasltini will bo covered with
palntliiRB to represent Hawaiian bench
scenes, with linzy volcanoes lowetltiff
In the distance. Another- new feattiro
111 bo that In plnco of tho balustrade,
which Is usually employed to innUo a
promenade on either sldo of tho room,
a small hill, fashioned of palms and
festoons will bo mnde.
A larpe number of society women
will attend, many having Riven their
names ot patronesses of tho nffnlr.
Meyer Pavls. of WashliiRton, whoso
orrhestrn Is 10 popular hero, will fur
nish tho music. Amonp tho prominent
women who will net as patronesses arc:
Mrs. Henry Paul Dally, Mrs. William
J Balnl, Mrs. Chnrles H. Ilannard,
Mrs. John ('. Hell, Mrs. Henry A. Itcr
wlnd, Mis flmrles J.otils Horle, Mrs.
GcorKe 1!. Ilowef, Mrs. Tt, H. Tl.iynrd
Bowie. Mr KreclorloK J,. nreiiniRor.
Mrs. nailellffo Cheston, Mrs. D. S. It.
Chew, Mrs Arthur U Chinch, Mrs.
Alfred O flay, Mrs. Paul Clayton. Mrs.
B Franklin Clyde, Mrs. Henry B. Coxe,
Mrs. T. Do Witt Cuyler, Mrs, John H.
Deaver, Mrs. Henry K. Dlllard, Jr.,
Mrs. Jacob S. Dlsston, Mrs. T. Henry
Dixon, Mrs. Norton Downs, Mrs. C.
Bradford Fralcy, Mrs. Bonjamln West
Frazlcr, Mrs. Gcorpo II. Frazlcr, Mrs.
William West Frazlcr, Jr., Mrs. Fran
cis I. Oowen, Mrs. Hownrd S. Oraham,
Mrs. Robert H. Rrimth, Mrs. Alan II.
Harris, Mrs. Charles C. Harrison, Jr.,
Mrs. Richard II. Hnrtc, Mrs. I,edynrd
Heeltseher, Mrs. Harlem G. Hirst, Mrs.
J. ORden Horfman, Mrs. Samuel K.
Houston, Mrs. Daniel Jj. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Sidney 13. Hutchinson, Mrs. S.
Pembcrton Hutchinson, Mrs. Albert K.
Kennedy, Mrs. Howard S. Kneedlor,
Mrs. Edward C. I.cc, Mrs. Joseph
Leldy, Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncott, Mrs.
Wllllrim G. Littleton, Mrs. Albert
Lucas, Mrs. Joseph B. McCnll, Mrs. J.
Rutherford McAllister, Mrs. GeorRO
SIcFadden, Mrs. J. Franklin McFad
den, Mrs. C. Emory McMlchacl, Mrs.
Louis C. Madeira. Mrs. J, Willis Mar
tin, Mrn. J, VaiiRhan Merrick, Mrs.
GeorRO S. Munson, Mrs. W. Hcyward
Myers, Mrs. Lewis Ncllson, Mrs. Louis
R. rape, Mrs. Charles B. Penrose, Mrs.
GeorRO W. Pepper, Mrs. Thoodoro W.
Rcath, Mrs. Thomns Reath, Mrs. Al
bert L. RcRlster, Mrs. Gustavus Ro
maic, Mrs. Robert W, B. Roberts, Mrs.
Harry II, RosonRarten, Mrs. Adolph G.
RoseiiRarten, Mrs. EdRar T. Scott, Mrs.
William E. Scull, Mrs. Edward T.
Btotesbury, Mrs. Robert E. Straw
bridge, Mrs. Morris W. Stroud, Jr.,
Mrs. Harry C. Thnyer, Mrs. John B.
Thayer, Jr., Mrs. Russell Thayer, Mrs.
Sydney Thayer, Mrs. II. Chapman
Thompson, Mrs. Joseph B. Townscnd,
Jr., Mrs. Stockton Townsend, Mrs. Her
bert Warden, Mrs. William G. War
den, Mrs. David E. Williams, Mrs.
Richard D. Wood and Mrs. William T.
WrlRht.
An amuslnR story reached my cars
yesterday about a well-known lad of
this town, who now and again approved
of bavInR a Rood Httlo tlmo nil to blm
rolf, and did not mind occasionally
having some ono of tho fair sex enjoy
this Rood Httlo tlmo with him. As ho
walked up Walnut street on vnrlous
occasions, ho noticed an extremely
emart-IooklnR Rlrl, who did not show
any great indignation when ho finally
epoko to her after tneetinR her many
times; so they talked, nnd then ho
suggested that somo evening they
might hnvo supper together nt ono of
tho hotels, to which alio acquiesced
with alacrity Well, tho evening enmo,
nnd tho lady met him at ono of our
foremost hotels and they had a cozy
Httlo supper together. Tho fair dam
pel was most oxaulsltely frocked, and
the youth began to scent a mystery and
romance, thinking sho must bo one of
tho few 400 ho had not happened to
meet at tho different parties. Soon,
however, a woman enmo In with n
party of friends for supper, and, lot mo
whisper It to you, sho Is ono of tho
most prominent women In tho town.
Bho looked over nt our Riiy youth, and
began to laugh, though she bowed very
liveetly to him: then sho spoko to
her neighbor, who. In turn, spoko to
his, and nil tho guests began looking
over at tho youth nnd laughing. Ho
decided bo did not care; tho girl with
him was .1 beauty nnd dressed in e.
(luisito taste, so ho tried to appear In
different. Tho prominent woman, how.
tver, know him very well, so she. ven
tured to send him a weo noto which
read, "Dear , It certainly is sweet
of y(l to tukr my maid out to dinner;
but I can't qulto seo why you let her
wear ono of my best gowns."
NANCY WYNNE,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. aeorgo Qulntard Jlor
wltz will piu a dinner at their home, 1721
Walnut street, on March 3, prior to tho
becond Absembly.
Mrs. 'William Drayton Orange, of 1901
opruco street, has Issued Invitations -for
bridge party on Wednesday, Mareh 1.
Miss Julia Berwlnd entertained at lunch
'on, followed by bridge, yesterday after
noon at her home, 102 South 21st street.
Miss Eleanor da Graeff Cuyler. debu
tants daughter of Str. and Mrs. Thomas
we Wilt Cuyler, will be guest of honor
at a dance to be given this evening by
ner aunt. Miss Eleanor de GraeK Cuyler,
of Now York, at Sherry's.
Mr. and lira. Anthony J, Drxel Biddle.
f "..gave a dinner of Jt covers last night
their home, l07ti 5th avenue. Now York.
Mrs, Cbarles B Wright attended a
"Mcreon nivtn yesterday at tho Rit
Writflu iu New 1'oilt by Mr Taller
oailib ,
Tb Cynwya club W 8ive tb scound of
1 f cries of midwinter dances tonlfiht at
?i c,ll,I,,ou.e. on Llnndrlllo road, which
will bo effectively decorated with pnlms
mid noiveiD. Mrs. Isano Kershaw nnd
Mrs. l.rimml V. Chambers, hostesses for
llie night, will iccelVo tho guests, who
Mil number about 100, Including members
nnd their friends.
Mrs. John M. Stack, of Torrcsdnle. ah-
crs mo engagement of her daughter,
Agnes Mack, to Mr. Hubert lforau,
.No date has been set for tho Wed
Jr.
ding,
An engagement of Interest was an
nounced in New York yesterday; namely,
that of Miss1 Irene Langborno Gibson,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mis. OharlM Dana
l!lbon, to Mr. Gcorgo H. Post, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. George 1). Post, of 3
Hist Hist strcot, New York. Miss Gib
son, who was presented to society this
winter, has Inherited much of tho beauty
of her mother, who was ono of tho fa
mous Langborno sisters of Virginia.
Tho mnrrlago of Miss Francei n. Gar
rett, of Germnntown, to Mr. J. Roberto
Poullto will tnko place quietly tomorrow
morning nt tho homo of tho bride's
brother, Mr. Alfred C. Gnrrctt, In Logan.
The Frienda' ceremony will bo used.
Mrs. John Grclnud Dustls will be at
homo Informally tomorrow aftornoon,
after 3 o'clock, at her homo, lit South Kd
street.
Memberi of the nlumnao of tho Aca
demy of tho Sacred Heart, Eden Itnll,
held a lame bridge party yesterday aftcr
nonn nt the Hotel Walton for tho ben
efit of the Scholarship Fund.
Mrs Charles Stownrt Wurti' dancing
olnm will bold Its costumo danco this
evening at Asher's. A number of dinners
will precede tho nffnlr, among them tho
dinner given by Mrs. Ilonry S. Jenncs,
of 3)12 Spruco Btrcct, In honor of nor
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Jeanos. Mr.
and Mrs Charles F. Da Costa, of Vllla
nova. will alRO entcrtnln nt dinner at
tho Rltz-Cnrlton boforo ths dance,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Wurts rage will
entertain II guests at tho theatre, fol
lowed by supper, this ovenlng In honor of
tlirlr niece. Miss Isabel Wurts Page.
Dr. and Mrs. Barton Cooke Hirst, Mr.
nnd Mis. J. Hutchison Scott and Jtlss
i:il7.nbcth Du Puy Scott will receive this
afternoon nfter t o'clock at tho homo of
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hirst, 1S21 Spruco street.
Mr. Barton Coolto Hirst, Jr., Mr. Thomas
Graham Hirst and Mr. John Cooko Hirst,
Id, will lecclve with them.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Rlttcnhouio Miller will
entcrtnln at the Supper Club on Satur
day night. Their guests will bo Mr. and
Mrs. William R. Tucker, Mm. 13. Rosq
Carver nnd Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Tucker, Jr.
Mrs Samuel Howell .Inues of 7737 St.
Martin's lane. Chestnut Hill, has returned
to her borne frnin Syracuse. N". Y where
sho wni tho guest of her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs John Grant Ayllug.
Mrs. Ayllug was Miss Mary Jones before
her marriage last summer.
Mrs. Jasper Ycates Ilrlnton will rocelvo
this afternoon at her home. 121 South 19th
street, and also next Friday.
Mr nnd Jin. William J. Clothier, Mr.
nnd Mrs. George J. Cooke, Miss Eleanor
B. Hopkins, Miss Ellso L. Hopkins nnd
Miss Eugenia C. Law will lenvo today for
Lake riaeld. N. Y., to remain over Wash
ington's Birthday.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Richard P. Ilcnnls, of
Chew and Prlco streets, Germnntown, who
have been spending the last four weeks In
Palm Beach, Fla.. will return homo next
week.
Along the Main Line
BRYN MAWll-Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A.
Zlegler, of Hi! I'cnn street, nro lecelvlng
congratulations on tho birth of a daugh
ter, Lillian Hleglcr, on Monday, Feb
luary 7.
West Philadelphia
Miss Edith J. Blair, of 72.'i South COtli
street, formerly of Prospect Paik, wns
tho guest of honor at a party given Inst
Saturday evening nt tho homo of Miss
Anno Cross, of Norwood.
MRS. WILLIAM FITZPATRICK
Mrs. Fitzputiick will bo remem
bered as Miss Mae V. Eicliinger,
Her marriago to Mr. Fitzpatriek
took place on Tuesday. A 500
party was given on Wednesday
night in her honor.
AMUSEMENTS
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNl T AND TWELFTH STJtEETS
a.V AKTiaTIC TIUVUPHI
ELSIE JANIS
IN JIKlt OltHllNAL IMI'ITRSSIONS
lUnrlttta 1 Serrts & Co ; Fartur Glrl;
Jostph P- lKrnard ci Co.
.pvrn I America's Greatest Dancer
week I Ruth St. Denis & Co.
.Qfnnlpv '
SIATtKET ADOVE 10TH
10 a. in. to 1 1. is p. m.
Jtw"'u'' LAST 2 DAYS
MARY PICKFORD
Attraction "Po0 Little Peppina"
PATHE SCENIC
"SIBERIA TUB VAST UNKNOWN"
f A 17 T? T H W Tbl N'" Week. Evg.
OriiKlVJ.wiV 8. 20. Mat Tomor.. 2:20.
tyZuTWlN BEDS
Htt Sats II at Popular Wed. Matin
Scats now for nMt ek tnduillnir Wah
Ingle j a lilrth'lay Mjilnea and Eentrur
A ivenrlin
CHESTNUT Utlov lOih
in & u it ii it r u
?aSSS,1SclS? I
MISS EDYTHE LOUISE KATEH
Miss Katcr is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kntcr, of Mcrion,
and her engagement to Mr. Frank David Zell, Jr., of Ovcrbrook, has
recently been announced.
German town
Tho Women's Missionary Society of the
First Prcsbytcrlnn Church will glvo a
luncheon on Monday at tlio Young
Women's Christian Association. The
guest3 of honor will bo two Japanese
girls, who nro students at the Deaconess
House, 1U2 Spruco street, and Mrs. George
Sherwood Eddy, whoso husbnnd Is sec
retary for the Orient of tho lntcri1ntlon.1i
Young Women's Christian Association
Mrs. Frank Leako is president of the
society.
Mrs. Gcorgo Franklin Brown, of -111
West Prlco stioct, left yestoiday for
Rollins, Vn., where she will visit friends
for a fortnight.
Roxborough
Mr. and Mrs. William Spink, of 413
Lyceum avenue, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel P. Kenworthy, of Green lane, left
Thursday night for Palm Ucach, where
they will spend tho next thrco weeks.
What's Doing Tonight
Ivy Hull, Wclghtmun Hall, IT. uf v.; U
o'clock.
Shakespearean p.isc.iut. New Ci'iitury Club,
S o'clock.
Lecture, "Amerlcnn Climate nnd Northern
European Hcvccs," Dr. Auxtln O'Malley, L". of
l'.i 8 o'clock.
llazaar of Alt Nations, Corpus Chrltitl School,
2Sth street anil AlleRhcny incline, o'clock.
Plays and IMayew' protlucttoti for origin iun.1
of William l'cnn HlKh School, udiuul audito
rium, S.15 o'clock.
lecture, "Whit Holland Hns Done With a
Million and a Half Itcruucpi." Iiv MIh Hen-
drlke an jer Kller, I'urtla llulldlns, s o clock.
iiiaine scnooi tuumm niay, iu j.u jemtn
8
o'clock.
I.ec lure by J. Cow per Pou a, on
Hj lal-
lam." Wltlifisponn llall, s o'ciotu.
JelYcrcon Hospital Clinic. il Hoc leu Kyiniioslum
on ' J'neumonl.i." Jeaertcon Hospital.
Wholvaaln lirorera' Awoclutlon dinner, Adel
phla Hotel 7 o'clock.
lecture, "Mormordam. by Hon. 1-rank J.
Cannon. Chestnut Street Haptlut Church. Chest
nut nloo -10th street. S o'clock.
Ilaiaar, Corpus Clirlstl Assembly Hall. Al
lecheny avenue and i'Hili slreet.
rial masquo. Tlireo Arts club, Hotel Walton.
AMUSEMENTS
Aspects
of
Modern Astronomy
Illustrated
ny pnot'Ksson joiin a.nthonv millkh
of Huurthmore Collecio
tvnsTiiitooicFitKi: luctuuksiui' couush
Wagner Free Institute of Science
17th and Montgomery Ale.
f 1 v 1: i, v c t u n n b
Paturday Kilts- Peh II). 2H: March 4. 11. IP.
ADMISSION l-'UKIi
T5T?nA'n T,ll!' Nm' Week Hbs. 8:1.1
XJXJiXi-J Matlneo Tomorrow.
JClaw & Urlaneer and Oeorca Tyler Present
POLLYANNA
The Glad Play, Spreading Qootl Choer,
Heat Seuts $1 SO at I'optilur Wed Matlnea
Seatu now for next wteit, InUiuUngr WaHh
Ington'H DlrthJay Matinee ami Kvenlng
ACAUEMV OP MUSIC
NEWMAN TSaK?,l1?
MOTION PICTURES
TONIGHT. 8:15 BOLIVIA
TOMORROW, 2:30 J- V xl
COSTA RICA PANAMA, NOW
TICKETS at Heppe'. 23o to tl 00 NOW.
AT1T?T PT-TT TONIOIITit 8.15 Sharp
JlJllilJl XIX llatlnfa TomorrAw. 2il3.
r'ARBWCLL APl'CAHANCns IIKRU OP
MR. COTTTTCRN ln Mti Sutro'.
V It. OUlXli-ilVlN Ue,t comedy
"THE TWO VIRTUES"
With MIB3 ALEXANDRA CARLISLE
rUinorrmr Qf "FI3IA HOUSE
LllL'tlllUlt Ot. Chestnut Uelow UthSt
DAREDEVIL DURDOROUGII
and His WONDER FILM
"On the Firinir Lino With Germans"
Seatt i'. - 1 . ' ua"y except taaturdaye,
after 0 P. M.. 23c. B0c. Gallery, Matlnea
and Night. lBc.
Globe
TllPnfl'O MARKET
liieitLIti JUNIPER STS.
VAVDBVILLE Contlnuoui Tjl
A. M to 11 P II. joe. lie. 23c.
Tril iA TcTilfioo Famous Scotch
iYliliUUU i."v,a jAi, 4 Lt,
Pilcer & Douglas M""
TTrl,-i. Pop. Matt. Tuea. & Thura.
Walnut S8c, ,00c Iteg- Mat Sat.
' Ew 2.V, to ti, uo higher.
THE LAW OF THE LAND
NEXT.WEEK "A PAlKjOS SIXES
ACAPEMV- Sat at Heppr'f, Jilt) Cheatnufc
Philadelphia Dv Tomor.
Orchestra ! ;?AIT ,.,.
Knickerbocker
-.--. v W11III
, 4Ut.ATHEPlAKi.hS
I'hntn by Wm. Shew ell
i ;ui p.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mis. V. I'nrlio Moore, ot Wllilc
cllff. niklns Park, have left for an ex
tended trip through Klurlda nnd tho West
Indies. They will stop at Omiond, Palm
Heiich, .Miami, Havana (Cuba), and tho
flurioiiniliiiK places of Interest, lemming
homo tho end of March.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorco Horace Lorlmcr
of Church road, Wyncote, with a party
of friends left on Monday for a trip
throush the West, stopping at tho Grand
Can) on and other places ot Interest.
South Philadelphia
511s Nancy Sullivan was Kien a patty
in honor of her 21st birthday last nlRht
at her home, 2301 I'lno street, by her
uncle and nunt, 5fr. and 51is. William
Cannon.
Anions the cuests were 5llss 5tny
Qulfiley, 5Ilss Katcchono Crawford. Miss
Mny Clavln, 5llss 5Iay N. O'Donnell, 5llss
5larguerIto Sullivan, 5Ir. William Can
non, Jr.; 5lr. John Keebler, 5Ir. John
IlnsthiKs, 5Ir. James Cicttlftan, 5lr. John
never, 5lr. John 5lcGnnn, 5lr. nnd 5lrs.
N'ormnn Abbott, 5tr. and Mrs. Howard
Kaiser and 5lr. nnd 5lrs. Frank Carlln.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST Last 2 Weeks
NIGHTS at S:1S. MAT. TOMOnilOW.
REAL pleasure makes time
pnss like magic!
Gay Music, Merriment and
Beauty nre Wizards of Pleasuro
that with Invisible Wands Speed
Time's Flight!
Next MONDAY NIGHT Will
Mnrk the LAST WEEK of
That Exhilaratinir Entertain
ment Enchanting Everybody
KLAW nnd ERT ANGER'S
PEERLESS PRODUCTION
AROUND
THE MAP
NIGHT or MATINEE
IT SURELY WILL REPAY
linST SLATS SI .-.0 AT I'OPL'LAn
WL'D.VUSDAi matini:k
SCATS NOW VQH ALL UL'MAININCl TEH
FOUMANCnS. INCLUIlINO WASHINCiTON'a
niUTHDAV MATINEE nnd UVENING.
NO INTERRUPTION IN
EUROPEAN TRAVEL
ELMENDORF
OUT Or THE ORDINARY MOTION
1'ICTUItES AND COI.OII VIEWS
K FRIDAY NIGHTS 8:16
u SATURDAY MATS. AT 2:30
ACADEMY Or MUSIC
FED. 25-20.... THE BRITISH ISLES
MARCH 3-4 HOLLAND
MARCH 10-11 SWITZERLAND
MARCH 17-18.. NORTHERN ITALY
MARCH 24-25.. SOUTHERN ITALY
Course Tickets, 2.50, 3, $4
At Heppe's, 1119 Chestnut St.
Couru Sato Cloaea Tomorrow S P M
T VBTP LAST 4 TIMES MATS TODAY
Jj 1 XvlLi and TOMOItllOW at 2:10.
TONIOHT at 815.
Ths World' fire.it est Entertainer
HARRY LAUDER
In a Itepertolr ot New Songe and Surrounded
by an ALL-STAIl VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
Beginning Monday sfEt&,w
Season' ilo$t Triumphant Musical Comedy
THE ONLY GIRL
By Henry Bloesom and Victor Herbert.
Original N. V. Cait and Production.
Special Mat. Tuetday. Waehlngtcn'a Dlrthday.
Tn1 10c 1214 MAKKBT 20J
x ciiac pANNrE WARD in
"TENNESSEE'S PARDNER"
NIXON
Today I Harry Ulrurd and
at J 13 t.irii, "rieo" nu-
Tonight at T and 0.
c o llolmea Weill
tv a u r m u n
lirod Eve.n XI cv it
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RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR
AT ANNUAL MILITARY BALL
First Regiment Infantry to Be Reviewed on Washing
ton's Birthday at Armory Prominent List of
Patronesses for Event
GOVIlItS'OIl 5IART1N Q. nRU5t.
11AUG1I will review tho First In
fantry, N. G. P., nt lis armory, Drond and
Callowhlll streets, on tho ovcnlnp of
Washington's Dlrthday, when tho rcfil
ment will hold Its annual reception and
ball which will bo attended by nt least
3000 people
Boclely and mllltnry will be represented
In tho Kntlicrlnc the nffnlr having grown
to Inrjje proportions. Ofllcers of tho
United Htntci Navy nnd Marino Corps
stationed nt Ieaguo Island nnd tho army
Mntlancd In and nenr this city as well ns
N'atlonnl Guard olllcera of Pennsylvania,
Now Jersey, New York, Delaware nnd
Maryland will bo In attendance. Tho
tlcKlmentnl Cotnmltteo will attempt to
plcnso tho spectators as well as the
dancers.
Tho Ui Lu Tatrol, a crack Masonic
drill body, escorted by tho lM Lit Mounted
Guard, will glvo an exhibition drill, which
w 111 tormlnnto by tho formation of nn
American Hag. This spectacular event
will bo nccompanlcd by n military march
for oltlcors, members or veteran organlza
tlonn and tho two drill corps of tho
Bhrlnern that will make a veritable
knletdoscoplo effect by reason of tho va
rious colored uniforms.
Contrary to past customs, flagi nnd
bunting will bo eliminated from tho dec
orative BChomo Tho huijo armory wlllio
transformed Into n forest scene, repro
duced from tho Mains woods near tho
llangelcy Lakes. Carloads of balsam and
spruco trees nro being brought from
Canada to bo used In tho reproduction of
tho scenic effects thnt will help tho Illu
sion of lakes, hills nnd woods.
Tho patroncssos tncludo Mrs. Gcorgo E.
Bartol, 5Irs. Itobcrt C. II. Drock, Mrs. J.
Gardner Cassatt, 5trs. W, II. Donner,
5Irs. Gcorgo W. Chllds Drexcl, Mrs.
Washington II. Gilpin, Mrs. Hownrd S.
Graham, 5Irs. James Largo, Mrs, Arthur
II. Lea, Mrs. Josoph Loldy, Mrs. How
ard W. Lewis. Miss Maria Dickinson
Logan, Mrs. Joseph D, McCnll. Mrs.
James Francis Sullivan, Mrs. Charle
magno Towor, Jlra. Churchill Williams,
Mrs. W. D. Wlnsor and Mrs. J. Bolton
Wlnpenny.
On tho neceptlon Committee are Col
onel Frederick Tnllor Pusey, Colonel
Thomas Ulddlo Ellis, Colonel F. Word,
X. G., N. Y.i Colonel TV. W. Allen. Col
onel W. II. Sayen, Brigadier General
J. A. Slather, N. G., N. J.; Lieutenant
Colonel C. T. Creswcll, Lieutenant Col
onel I. Prlco Ewlng, Lleutcnnnt Colonel
J. C. Gllmorc, 51nJor Frank L. 5Iucllcr,
5IaJor Joxeph 51. Burroughs. 5taJor Chas.
S. Turnbull, 5IaJor Elmer 13. Kclsor, Ma
jor Harry H. Nuss, 5taJor Ralph Chllds.
5laJor Clmtleq F. Hess, 5raJor Alfred 13.
Plorson, Captain M. D. Urowii Captain
Frank H. Bower, Captain Alexander C.
Fergusson, Captain Benonl Frlsmuth,
Captain Alllton W. Orme. Captain John
A. Osborn, Lieutenant W. Innes Forbes,
Lleutcnnnt Kdwnrd S. Snyres, Mr. John
1-3. 5IcCully, tho llov. Floyd W. Tomklns,
tho ItoV. Cyrus T. Brady, Dr. Randolph
Farlci, Dr. Joseph Tunis. Captain Pear
son a. Conrad, 51r. J. Rankin Young, 5Ir.
John Jt. Walton. 5lr. John II. 5Iauror,
5Ir. Joseph K. Fletcher, 51r. William W.
Crnlg, Mr. Charles A. Hexnmer, 5tr.
Charles J. Thomson, 5lr, James V. Elli
son, Jlr. William R. Ellison, 5lr. Joseph
T. Bailey, 5lr. Franl. Battles. 5Ir. John
Story Jenks, 5Ir. Thcodoro Justice, Mr.
William M. Coates, 5Ir. William R. Wil
son, 51r. J. 13. II)iieinnn, 5Ir. William II.
Wctbcrlll, 5Ir. Albert Kelly Jlr. A. J.
Drexel Bldtlle. 5Ir. J. Edward Addlcks,
5lr. John F. Comb, 5lr. 51utthow Cres
well, Jr.; 51r. Gcorgo Wcntworth Carr,
Mr. Chnrles S. Gibbon, 5Ir. Richard
n.
Fu
rs
Jlatos-on Sc BeIanp
1X15 Cfjetmit Street
Opp. Keith's
Women Read Black
Furs Are the Vogue
and almost every woman looks well in black. Black furs are more
than serviceable: they are very fashionable, and always in good taste.
Here's an opportunity to buy a staple, conservative fur piece or
garment at a price that almost covers the making and trimmings and
Next season they will not only be in style, but actually worth
twice the amount we have tagged them.
Black Fox
MUFFS
Regularly lo 24.00 9,50
Regularly to 39.00 17.00
Regularly to 55.00 24.50
MUFFS
Regularly to 35.00
Regularly lo 55.00
Hudson Seal Coats
8 Hudson Seal Coats Regularly to 1 45.00 84.50
10 Hudson Seal Coats Regularly) to 1 65.00 100.00
9 Hudson Seal Coats Regularly to 1 95.00 120.00
5 Hudson Seal Coats ( 8ku2!5acob,0?d,e?uff8 ) Regularly to 2 1 0.00 1 35.00
4 Hudson Seal Coats ( Bac0aTr;tt3) Regularly to 245.00 165.00
Sizes up to 52 bust measurement
Including Coats with Skunk and Beaver Collars, also many
with beautiful borders, collars and cuffs of lustrous Skunk and
Taupe Fox.
Charge Accounts Solicited
Purchasing Orders Honored
Campion. Mr. 'Wlillewell V. Coxc, Mr. J.
Lowrlo Bell, Jlr. James McConncIl, Mr.
W. 1. Homer, Mr, Francis n. Irwin, Mr.
Paul A. Hendry, Mr. Alonso It. Parsons,
5Ir. Itobcrt W. Price, Mr. John C. Bcatty
and -Mr. Gcorgo If. North.
An attractive COO party was given by
5llss Florence 13 St. Leech, of 2239 West
Huntingdon strcot, on Tuesday evening.
Tho decorations nnd refreshments were
carried out In pink and In keeping with
St. Valentino's Day. Among tho guests
wcro Stiss Stargnrct McLoughlln, Miss
Ethel StcLoughlln, Miss Martlne A. Buck-
alter, Miss Mabel Rosholm, Sties Re
boCca Rosholm, .Mr nnd Mrs. Earlo 8.
Foroman, Str. William J. Morris, Sir.
William Waltz, Mr. Roy C. Buckw alter,
Sir. Arthur Rosholm, Sir, L, T. llcsa nnd
Str. John J. Duffy.
Sirs. D. Parker GravatL of HOD "West
Grant nvonue. West Colllncswood. N. J.,
ontcrtnlncd tho members of tho "P. W.
B. So. Klub" nt a Valentino luncheon on
Tuesday aftornoon. Tho guests Included
Sllss Anna Leltbead, Strs. A. Knight
Faxon, Sirs. Frank E. Lo Nolr, Jr., Sirs.
L. Pnrltor Stiller, Strs, Jatnos 13. Bhavcr,
Jr., Sirs. Gcorgo W. Smith nnd Mrs. Ar
thur Umholtz,
A miscellaneous showor was given for
Sllsn Clara Ilertermnnn, of Germnntown,
by n fow of hor friends, In honor of her
coming mnrrlago lo Sir. Frederick K.
Foltr, of Olney, Pa. The tablo was beau
tifully decorated In pink. Tho guests
ucro Miss Ruth Williams, ot Ogontz;
Miss Bertha Link, of Jenklntown; Stlss
Slndellno Cody.SIIss Bertha Fisher, Stlss
Nctllo Bertermann and Stlss Nclllo Scott,
of Gcrmantown.
A nurprlBo linen shower wns given In
honor of Miss Sara Simon on Sundny ovo
nlng at her home, 1435 South street Miss
Anna Rosenkoft gavo a number of vocal
solos. Tho guests Included Miss E. Ro
senberg, Miss Anna Roaenkoff, Mlsa O.
Rosenkoft, Miss Gertrude ICatcn, Miss M.
Goldblatt, Stlss Sadye Wolss, Stlss Y.
Edlthla Simon, Stlss Y. Evelyn Simon,
Miss Sophia Blmon, Miss Florence Lleb
ermann, SIIbs Anna Ltoberman, Stlss E.
Bernstein, Miss S. Lavln, Miss Lillian
Wiener, Miss B. Goldman, Stlss Reba
Simon, Stlss Y. Ilermnn, Mlsa Reba Her
man, Jtlss Clara Goldman, Stlss Y. Edith
Wolss, Sllss Sllnerva Simon, Sir. and
Sirs. Wiener, Sir. nnd Strs. A. Rnce, Sir.
E. Wiener, Sirs. S. Frnnk, Sir. D. Bonoff,
Sir. II. Simon nnd Sir. William Simon.
SIIbs Stary O. Cox, of C001 Vino street,
entertained her card club. Among thoso
present wcro Sirs. John Henley, Sirs. St.
O'Neill, Sirs. Hobson, Sirs. John Hill.
Sirs. Wright, Sirs. Boyer, Jtrs. Lambert,
Jtrs. Carwell, Sirs. Williamson, Jtlss Ruth
Richardson, of Jlcdford, Std.; Sllss Flor
enco SIcDovltt, Sllss M. Hnusmann, Sllss
Florcnco Hausmann, JIIss Elizabeth Wil
liamson and Sirs. Harry Cox. Tho deco
rations wcro red and white.
A leap year party was given on Satur
day evening nt 211 South 4th street. Tho
room wns elaborately decorated. Among
thoso present wero Jtlss Ida Brlnn, Stlss
Besslo Rosenberg, Sllss Anna Derringer,
JIIss Esther Schlesslnger, Miss Bella Sha
piro, Sllss Paulino Shuster, Sllss Bibcn,
Sllss Reba Cohen, Sir. Alexander Cantor,
Jlr. JIoscs Llebman, Sir. Samuel Ltcbman,
Doctor Kravltz, Sir. Slaurlce Lovan, of
Reading; Sir. Howard Kacchner, Mr.
Shuster and Mr. Young.
An elaborate St. Valentine party was
SCARFS
Regularly to 22.00 9.00
Regularly to 35,00 15.00
Regularly to 50.00 22.50
Black Lynx
SCARFS
Regularly lo 30.00 12.00
Regularly to 50.00 19.00
16.50
24.50
5ZSSESaSEfflaKSBaS5I3aB3EESSISSiE3
riven nt the home of Miss l.tflmS Pu
ynskl, 8164 Richmond street. Dancing1
was greatly enjoyed Noteworthy wiw 1
the dnnclne bt Mlfs Mnme Puszvnikt And
Mr. Drelllng and tho duct on the piano by
.miss vera Kuiiulsha and sir. Joseph'.
Bunn. Supper was sorved, with many"'
Valentino surprises, nnd later games trfero
played. Among those present were Strs,
Paradowslm, Sirs. Frances Kuhtildia,
Sirs. SI. Drelllng, Sllss Helen Stanlszuw
skl, Stlss ausslo Kcndzersha, Mr. Joseph
Small, Mr, Peter Rush!, Str. Anthony
Kukoo and Sir Joseph ,Dcsart.
Stlss Evelyn L. Adclmann, of J18t North
IBth street, entertained at n lenji year
patty caturuny evening in nonor or Mr,
John Hcrnoy, Sir. Samuel Volk, Sir, Ralphs
Wellcrson nnd Sir. Henry Vogol, all ot
New York. Other guests present wero
Sllss Roso Hurwltz, Sllss Sine Adclmann,
Stlss Gertrude Fctdmnn, Sllss Bella
Kotzen, Sllss Ida Hurwltz, Sllss 8.
Schultz, Sllss Ccclln Stolnberg, Stlsa
Emma Adclmann, Stlss Jeanne Golden,
Sllss Julia Kahn, of Atlantic City;
Doctor S. Kramer, Mr. Wetnsteln, Sir.
II. Salesman, Str. Abraham Hurwltz, Sir.
St. Welnstcln, Sir. J. Cramer, Mr. B. Leff,
Str. L. Hothborg, Str. SI. R. Wclsman,
Sir. Becker, Sir. J. Krnvltz, Sir. L. Gor
don, Str. J. Brown, Sir. A, Samuels, Mr,
Gold nnd Str. S. Samuels.
Sllss S. Schullz entertained nt the
piano, songs wero rendered by Mr. Johh
Horncy and Sir. Krnvltz and recitals
given by Str. Hurwltz and Sir. J. Kravltz.
Tho Rousseau Club celebrated Lincoln' '
Birthday at tho homo of Sir. Nathaniel
Bloom, 1915 North 33d street.
Stlss Anita Landau of Albany, Nj Y
cntcrtnlnod tho guests with n number of
vocal selections and nlso demonstrated
tho nowest dancing steps with Sir. George
Burrlson.
An elaborate supper was served In tho
dining room which wns decorated for
tho occasion Among tho guests wero
Sllss Harrlctto Bookbinder. JIIss Anna
Lubln, Stlss Bcntrlco Scnrcus, Sllss Jcsslo
Savlty, Stlss Anlla Landau, JIIss Anna
Gllckmnn, Sllss Anna Starrluoff, Stlss Reba
Kohn, Stlss Bertha Cupcrman, Sllss Ida
Bloom, Sllss Slary Weinberg, Sllss Ceclln.
Middleman, Sir. Mitchell Fow, Sir. Leon
J. Stoulmsky, Sir. Nathaniel Bloom, Dr. IC
Charles Sclgcl, Sir. Charles Lamport. Sir,
Victor Schwartz, Sir. SI. Passerman, Str,
Bernard Brodle, Mr. Paul I. Saturen, Sir,
Samuol Goldman, Sir. Slnurlco Welnfitock,
Sir. Howard It. Kntos, Sir. William Pot
low and Mr. Georgo J. Burrlson.
A regular meotlng of tho Council of the
nebrow Education Society was held Sun
day evening at Mies G. Lastman's home,
Mr. Herman D. Slazor presiding.
Favorable reports wero glvon by Mr.
Alfred Diamond, chairman of tho various
committees. Characters have bcon sa
loctcd to partlclpato In tho Purlm play
which will bo conducted under tho au
spices of tho Council. Tho checker tour
nament Is under way, under tho guidance
of Sir. Samuel JtiUer.
Jlr. Benjamin Lastman. C. E ad
dressed tho meeting on "Tho Sabbath
Schools Conducted In South Philadelphia
and Whnt They Are Accomplishing." Str.
Allan Staltnln spoke on tho rational treat
ment ot religious Issues. Tho speakers
wero thanked by tho chairman In behalf
of tho Council.
After tho business meeting tho follow
ing cntcrtnlncd: JIIss Shuster, Sir. Tontck,
Sllss Applobaum nnd Sllss Rosenblum.
Tho next meeting will bo held Sunday,
February 27.
Katlrrs for the Society p;go wtU be
nccrpted and prlnteil In tho KenInB
LeilKer. but all nucli notices must bo
written on ono side of the paper, mutt b
alciiea In fall, with lull addreu. and
ttlitn posulblo ttleubone number must bo
Senil H ""eh communication., to
"Society Kdltor." Evening Ledscr, SOS
CliMtnut ctrcct.
Unlena thene rrnnlrrmrnU nre carried
out o that Mcntlon may bo poulble.
tho notice will not bo publUlied.
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