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EVENING LEDGER-PniLADELPHXA, SATUEDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 101G.
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NANCY WYNNE GOSSIPS A BIT
ABOUT MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Olrey Lusson Will Introduce Their
Daughter This Afternoon at a Large Dansant
j at the Bellevue-Stratford
A DELIGHTFUL ten will be Riven
tills nfteniwjn nt the Hcllevue
Stratford by Dr. Ami Mrs. Louis Olrcy
Lusson to Introduce their daughter,
Lucllc, who Is a most nttrnctlve debu
tante. The nffnlr will be In the form of
a dansant and will be followed by a
dinner and dnnco for the receiving
party and additional men guests. The
girls who will receive with Luclle are
Elizabeth and Grace Hrewster, Jose
phine Foster, Mnry Cerbonl, Knthcrlnc
and Martha Whltmer, Esther Uochmnn,
Agnes Allen, Ainu's Smythc, Mary Der
ctim, Claire Spenser, Anita and Estello
Sanders, Edith Oracle of Washington;
Mary Homer Belt, of Wnrrcnton, Vn.s
Soph) and Mnrgaretta Ulsptmm and
Marjorlo Edwards.
Wilmington Is about to enter Into the
general round of fun, and a leap year
danco has been nrranged for Eleanor
Pylc, to be held In the Country Club
on February 26, which will be extreme
ly unique In Its reversal of the usual
and conventional forms . Instead of
patronesses, there will be patrons, nnd
these will be, If you please, Horace
LIndsey, Tllghmnn Johnston, David
Ranken, Morton Hnrvey, Eugene du
Pont, Robert Brokaw nnd Follx du
Pont. From nil I have heard of leap
year parties, dear help the men who
have been selflH.li about dancing nt for
mer affairs nnd have stood mound and
left the girls with their chnpeions. It
will take great strength of character
on the part of the small ladles at tho
forth coming dunce If they do not "get
bnck at them," so to speak,
Poor Mrs. Penn Smith has had her
hands full with two duughtcrs III in
separate places nt the snmo time. Mrs.
Alec Brown has been laid up at the
Jefferson for some llttlo time, where
elio had a slight operation for a tooth, I
understand, and Kitty has been 111 for
several weeks at the Hitz-Oarlton, with
a nurse In attendance. They havo
, wanted her to go to tho Jefferson also;
but as she Is completely run down and
tired out, she objects to a hospital, as
It is "so depressing." Mrs. Penn Smith
is living at Castlelln, the Uiowns'
country home, and taking care of tho
children, nnd Is Incidentally sending,
fresh eggs from her own farm to both
daughters. Mrs. Brown has recovered
,fYlnl a., ,1.. ,n vnfiirti linmn f.t.ll it 1 lltll
not mistaken, will Icnvo todny for .
Aiken, S. C.
It does seem too bad that when a
man is to keep a dinner engagement
to should go to sleep on tho train and
go right by the station. That is Just
what happened tho other night. Of
course, he took tho last trnln that wo-ild
get him to tho houso in time for 7
o'clock dinner, so we vero all kept
waiting1 for a half-hour till u down
train came along that could bring 1dm
back. If he Isn't careful I am afraid
ho will wake up some day nnd find him
self In New York when bo wanted Jo
get off a' Wayne Junction, as I believe
going by stations Is quite a habit and
the family never becomes alarmed any
moro when ho does not nppear, for they
know he Is penccfuly slumbering on his
way to some unknown shore.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. Sumuel Sneltonburg. of Rydal. Pa.,
announces the engagement of his (laugh
ter. Miss Gladys Sncllonburg, to Mr. Ai
thur R. Scllgmnnn, of New York. Mr.
Eellgmann Is a son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Sellgmann.
Miss Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler'wns the
guest of honor at a ball given last night
at Sherry's, Now Yolk, by her aunt, Miss
Kleanor de Graeff Cujler, of 903 Park
avenue, New Yoik. There were about
300 guests present, among whom .were
Miss Elizabeth Downs, Miss Margot Scull,
Miss Mariana Gowen, Miss Anno Hutch
inson, Mr. and Mrs. T, De Witt Cuyier,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
Miss Eleanor Pepper and .Miss Mary
Thayer, of this city; Miss Helen Crocker,
of San Francisco; Miss Hetty Brown, ,of
Pittsburgh, and Miss GeralUlne Adee,
Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Jnuettn Alex
ander, Miss Mary Alexander, .Miss Civi
lise Alexander, Miss Esther Aucblncloss,
Miss Pauline Uncoil, Miss Florence Blair,
Miss Edith Blair, Miss Grace Bilsted.
Miss Leonl Burrell, MIsb Helen Byrne,
Miss Mary Canfleld, Miss Allda Chan
ler, Miss Cornelia Chupln, Miss Con
stance Chappell, Miss Catherine Colt, Miss
Mary Colt, Miss Helen Coster, Miss Kath
arine Crosby, Miss Vera Cravath, ' Miss
Madeleine Dalghren, Miss Ulrica Dalghren,
Miss (Catherine- Dalghren, Miss Gretchen
Damrosgh, Miss Anstlss De Veau, Miss
Anita Delafteld. Miss Gladys Endlcott. Miss
Edith Farr, Misa Irene Olbson. Miss Alice
Haven, Miss Sylvia Hyde, Miss Louise
Hoaaley, Miss Adrienne Iselln, Miss Mar
garet Thompson, Miss Ruth King, Miss
Dorothy Kissel. Miss Mary Knapp, Miss
Margaret La Farge, Miss Eleanor Law
rence, Misa Gertrude Mall. Miss Eva Mall,
Miss Martha McCook, Miss Harriet Mc
Cook, Miss Edith Morgan, Miss Jane Mor
gan, Miss Frances Morgan, Miss Helen
Hamilton, Miss Eleanor. Marquand, Miss
Jean Morris, Miss Rita Norrie. Misa
Josephine Osborn, Miss Mary Opdycke,
Miss Katherlne Parsons, Miss Adelaide
Sedgwick, Misa Eileen Sedgwick, Miss
Helen Seton, Miss Mary Sturgis, Miss
Ethel Simmons, Miss Marian Tiffany,
Miss Margaret Trevor, Miss Lillian Tal
mage. Miss Evelyn Wltherbee, Miss Con
stance Wickersham and Misa Julia R.
Zabrlskle.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Laussat Qeyelln,
of Bryn Mawr, have Mr. Joseph Leland,
of Boston, as their guest for the week
end, Mr. and Mrs. Geyelin will entertain
at the Supper Club at the Bellevue-Stratford
this evening in honor of their guest.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Spencer Miller, 3d, of
JJ2t Rlttenhouse street, will chaperon
a party at the Supper Club tonight.
The Beaver Camp for Girls is having a
reunion over the week-end In Baltimore.
Mr, Owen Wlster will give a children's
Party this afternoon at the home of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. William Rotch Wls
ter, 1112 Spruce street, for his son, Mas
ter William Rotoh Wlster.
Mrs. Pope Yeatniau. qf 1118 Spruce
treet, win give a children's party this
afternoon In honor of her son, Master
Pope Yeatman, Jr.
The relebrated German toe dancer,
Adolph DIohm. and his partner will give
an exhibition at Mrs Scott's Supper Club
"i tne Bellevue-Stratford tonight
Mm n Allen Stockton and MUa Cbrts-i
l"io Ilai Stockton w U raceiva Informally
tomoiov afteronojB gfjgr o'clock at their
home. MOO Pine street. No cards have
been sent out.
Mrs. Thomas Malch will be at home on
.1 ,n,Vn "Kernooii from I:.!0 until 6 o'clock
SMit ouf lm'C8 StrCCl N Can,a hilVC been
Mrs. Theodore M. Ettlng will receive on
.Monday nt her residence, 1219 Spruce
hlrT- a,Uf,r. "'cll5ck' No cards have
been sent out.
Miss Adelaide Got don Flagg, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. George Flagg, of 3919
almit street, has sent out Invitations
ror a bridge on the nfternoon of Saturday.
1-ebruary 16.
Mr. and Mis. .1. l.ouls Kctterllnus. of
2016 Spruce street, will entertain at dinner
tonight.
Miss I Ellen Short rldgc nnd Miss
canny A. Shortrldgo will glvo a bridge
this nfternoon nt their home, 17U Pino
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson, Jr nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P, Woll left'voa
terday for a three weeks' trip to Palm
Peach and Havana.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. nusliton, of
vnnewood, will give a dinner nt tho
Hit tonight, followed by n theatre part)
Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard II. Pickering en
tertained nt dinner last evening at their
home on Bowman avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W Sinclair, nf
Ridley Park, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth niter
son Sluclnlr, to Mr. Llvius F. de Horde
nave, of Pittsburgh.
Tho marriage Is announced of Miss
Bertha Krnsno and Mr. Wllllnm Sklnroff
on Thuisday, February 1", bv the Rev
Dr. Krauskopf. Mr. nnd Mis. Sklarorf
will live nt W2ti Washington avenue
Along the Main Line
BRYN MAWR Mr. nml Mrs. Tristram
C. Colket gave n dinner at their homo
on Morris nvenuc last Tuesday evening.
In honor of their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs
William Hnddcn, of Now York.
Miss Caroline H. Barnes, of Hlltover,
Brvn Mawr, Is making a visit in New
Yoi k.
VILLANOVA-MIss Harriet G. K. Gey
elln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Laussat Geyelin. of Hnrdwlckc, Vlllnnovn,
will leave on Monday to visit her bi other
and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. William B.
Chuichmnn, nt Morrlstown, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul have
returned from Newport to Green Gables,
their home In Vlllnnovn.
RADNOR Mr. nnd Mrs. John Barnes
Townscml, of Montrose, Radnor, who
have been spending the winter In War
saw, arc expected home Match 1.
ST. DAVID'S-Slrs. Rollln II Wilbur
has sent nut Invitations to a luncheon nnd
muslcale at Old Stone House, her home
In St. David's, on Monday, March 6,
Miss Bello Gnwthrop will sing.
WAYNE Mrs. II. John Pntton and
her sister. Miss RoblnBon, of Toledo, O.,
have icturned from New York, where
t .ey wei e spending the week.
Miss Helen Halbach. of Wayne. Is
spending a week with Mr. nnd Mis. Ern
est Halbach, Jr., of Haverford.
DEVON Mr. and Mrs. William Baker
Whclcn, of Clovclly, Devon, left yester
day for southorn California, wheio they
will stay until the first of April, traveling
to dlffcient points.
Chestnut Hill
Dr. J. Clinton Foltz, of Bethlehem pike
and Summit avenue, has arrnnged a class
In first nld, which meets at his home for
Instruction on Monday evenings. Tho
class Is mnde up of young women In
Chestnut Hill nnd St. Martin's.
Mlsr. Mary Sheppard, daughter of Mrs.
Edgar L. Sheppard, of St. Martin's lane,
who has Just recently returned from At
lantic City, has gone to Boston to visit
friends for several days. Miss Sheppard
will give a dinner on Friday evening,
March 17, before Mrs. Edward Troth's
dancing class in honor of her two cousins,
Miss Caroline Sheppard nnd Miss Mil
dred Sheppard, debutante daughters of
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Maxwell Sheppard, of
2121 Walnut street.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Warwick P. Miller, Jr., of
129 West Price street, will glvo a chil
dren's party on Saturday, February M.
The dance will be a germnn and nil tho
little girls mid boys are counting tho
days until the event.
The Manhelm Dancing Class, under the
direction of Mrs. George A. Brooke, will
meet In the ballroom of tho Germantown
Cricket Club tonight.
Mr. Harry Smyth, son of Mr. and .Mrs.
Calvin M. Smyth, of 211 West Walnut
lane, was given a birthday dinner and
dance on Thursday evening.
The vested choir of West Side Presby
lei Ian Church, Winona and Pulaski ave
nues, gave a surprise party last night in
the parish building In honor of Mr. Mel
viu Biggs Goodwin, the organist and
choirmaster. Between 60 and 60 guests
were present.
Mrs. Frederick W. English, of 22S West
School House lane, has gone to Holllns,
Va., for a fortnight. Mrs. English, ac
companied by her daughter, Miss Elaine
Taylor English, will leave the latter part
of the mouth for New Orleans to attend
the Mardl Oras.
The second of a series of dances took
place last night at the arejBtone. 125
West School House lane. Among those
who attended were Mr. and Mrs. E. El
drege Pennock. Mr. and Mrs. Antolne
Bournonvllle. Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Tucker, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo de II.
Stokes, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hood, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Grace, Miss Mary Rose,
Miss Nancy Smyth, Miss Emelyn Ship
ley and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Byrd Gum
mey. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shoemaker, 2d,
of 523 East Church lane, have gone to
Old Point Comfort for n fortnight's stay.
Wilmington
Mrs. Charles Belknap, of Philadelphia,
who spent several weeks ylth Mr- and
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott, has returned home.
Mrs Henry a. Haskell and her daugh
ter. Miss Elizabeth Haskell, left on Mon
day for Jacksonville, Fla., to remain for
several weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Randolph Barksdale
Shackelford, whose marriage took place
Monday night, are spending their honey?
moon In the South, and will tl.lt Talra
Beach before their return.
Miss Janet Jackson. Miss Susanh
sueakman and Miss Marjorlo Pyle have
turned from the Junior prom festivities
at Cornell.
Mrs Charles G Rumford entertained
at auction bridge and tea i this week at the
rolonlal Dames' Home. ISOo Market street,
lu honor of Her guest, Mrs, Margaret
lies of Wayne, Pa. There were five
tables of eards. Mrs. Aia and MU Jsx
vbj poured
I1 1J
Miss Snellonburj; is the attractive
the most beautiful of the younger
ART RECEPTION AT
UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
Second Affair Will Be Given at
the Museum to View the Ori
ental Art Exhibition Feb. 26
Although the attendance nt the opening
reception given by tho management of the
University Museum last Saturday evening,
hen the Oriental art exhibition was divt
seen was unexpectedly and gratifying!)'
large, In splto of the severo weather, theie
have been so many regrets expressed by
those Invited who could not come and m
many renuestH that another occasion of
tho same kind be provided, that tho mu
seum managers havo tlnally agreed to hold
another reception noxt Saturday evening,
February 26, to which all previously Is.
sued invitations will be valid. It Is not
considered necessary to reissue the Invi
tations, but It Is hoped that not only thoie
who attended the first evening, but that
all who could not come then will be pres
ent on that occasion.
Since tho opening nf tho exhibition tho
attendance has been very large and Irom
all classes of persons Many of tho art
experts and tho cultured people of New
York have visited the museum, nd nil
are loud In their prnlses of tlio now hall
and Its contents, which have been ar
ranged so admirably. This has been grat
ifying to tho museum authorities, espe
daily as tho weather during tho lart week
has not been paitluulaily favoiable.
It Is noteworthy that, although the Mor
gan porcelains are the most proiiilumit
feature, In some respects the lsltors coem
quite as enthusiastic over the muny oilier
specimens of Chinese art which ure on ex
hibition. Many Orientals havo visited the
museum during the last week and havo
expressed astonishment that bo many rare
specimens have been .collected The re
ception next Saturday evening will begin
at 8:30. and thu weather limn has been
particularly requested to make the me
teorologlcal conditions favorable.
Along the Reading
Mr. and XIis. Oeoigo Sattcrthwaite, of
Washington lane, .Meadow brook, have
closed their country homo and are spend
ing several weeks In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield, of Oak
Lane load, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son. Frank Howard
Manslleld Mrs. Mansfield will be remem
bered as Miss Dorothy Jones, of Wyncote
Sir. and Mrs. James Sill and Miss Mar.
guerlte SHI. of Bent road, Wyncote, have
left for Florida.
Mr, and Mis. Sill will spend several
weeks at the new QcMawaka Hotel, on
Lake Custis. while Miss Sill will go to
Orlando, where phe will be the guest
of her aunt, Mrs, Edwin P. Monroe, for
a fortnight and will also be entertained
by Miss Mary Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stull, of Woodland
avenue, Wyncote, havo Mr. Stull's sister,
Mrs. Albert P. Sharp, of Wllllatnsport,
Pa., as their guest for a fortnight. Miss
"Helen Stull returned Saturday from
New Rochelle, .. ., wnere sne nau oeen
the guest of Mrs. Stuart Stlllwell for
several weeks. Miss Stull was extensively
entertained durlns her visit.
The Woman's Club, of Wyncote. will
have' a. committee as hostess during
March. The arrangements for the enter
tainments and meetings are being mado
and will shortly be announced.
The committee In charge Is Mrs
Robert Russell. Mis Ostbelmer Miss Nan
KU. Mrs Henry Spalding. Mr. Frank
Bell oils andl Mis. Allan Rd.
MISS GLADYS SNELLENBUKG
daughter of Mr. Samuel Snollenburg, of Kydnl, nnd considered one of
set of this city. Her cnirauement to Mr. Arthur R. Seligmann, of
New York, is announced today.
Weddings
FOULiKK-GAKRKTT.
Tho marrlago of MI-.S Frances II.
Onrrett, member of an old Philadelphia
family and daughter or tho l.ito Philip
C. Oariett, and Mr J. Uolieits Foulko
ins Milemul.ed this moiulng at tho homo
of the bride's In other. Mr. Alfred C.
Garrett, of BJ01 Old York road. I.ogan.
The Friends' ceieiuony w.is used. Miss
Onrrett lived nt tin- Delin.u -Morris Apnit
menlH In Oermantowii. Mr. Foulke, who
Is a widower, lias a house at Radnur, but
has been spending his winters nt the
Union League. Mrs. E. Paul du Pont, of
Wilmington, Is his daughter.
Langhorne
Camden, S. C, has n coteilo of Lang
homo golfers Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lo
vett, Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwood Williamson
Wutson, -Mr. and Mrs. Fiederlck M.
Paist, Mr. -Hurry L. Hidgo and Mr.
Charles II. Lovctt.
Among tho socl.il events of tho week
was the Inrge dinner given by Mrs. Will
iam II. Parry on Wednesday evening.
Frankford
All plans have been ai ranged by the
Frnukfoid Arsenal Association for the
forthcoming military charity ball. The
dato has been set for Monday evening.
Mm eh fi. and at the recent meeting the
following were chosen to conduct the
ball: Chairman, Mr T F. Brand: vice
chalimen, Mr. T. W Iloody, Mr. Jnmcs
Gill. Mr. (Justnv Fiedler. Mr. Herbert
Vuiulctgrlft. Mr. John S. Montnyue:
treasurer, Mr. F. A. Stegman; recoiding
secretary, Mr. Leon Mcllrlde; llnancia.
secretary, Mr. J. L. Merget; corresponding
secretary, Mr. T W. Iloody.
Tho ball will bo for the benefit of tho
Frankford Hospital, and its success Is as
sured, because of the widespread inter
est, not only In tho hospital's work, but
also in the subject of preparedness and
tho part the Arsenal has In the national
plans of defense.
MRS, PAUL E. BURNS
who before her marriage was
Miss Nancy Winter, of Sewick
ley, Pa. Mr and Mrs. Burns have
Just returned to their home, 2017
poplar street.
HWi,i MA "' - s
I'hoto by llrown, from Sejflert palnttne.
IVY BALL HELD AT
WEIGHTMAN HALL
University Gymnasium Trans
formed Into Exquisite Ha
waiian Scene
Tho 1910 Ivy Hall, given by tho senior
class of tho University of Pennsylva
nia last night In Welghtmnii Hall should
not ha chronicled lu a conventional way
when the patronesses bad steamer chairs
apparently on tho deck of a vessel In a
beautiful Hawaiian harbor, when a sandy
bench vvilh palms sloped from the dancers'
left nml tho orchestra was hidden behind
boulders and tioplcal foliage, while over
head was an nzuie sky, studded with
stars. Thus tho University gymnasium
had been transformed fur tho occasion.
Tho dancing began nt 9:!t0 o'clock for
some, and later for ninny who had been
guests at dinners previously. Tbeio were
plenty of exhibitions of t-peclnl steps,
which bad been acquired by students after
weeks of assiduous piactlce, and also a
number of specialty features, Including a
"spectrum dance," for which colored
lights Unshed upon tho whirling couples.
Supper was served at midnight In tho
rowing loom.
Moro than BOO persons were prascnt.
North Philadelphia
Membeis and friends of tho Corpus
rbrlstl Catholic Church are holding a
"Bazaar of All Nations" In tho Assem
bly Hall. Allegheny nvenuc and "Stb
stieet. All tho prominent tountrles of
the globe uro rcpicsentpd, nnd the booths
mo decorated to show beautiful scenes
III tho various countries ns they appeared
In the days of pence, tho aides being at
tired In the costume of tho tlmo anil place
presented. The bazaar was opened with
an address by City Solicitor John P. Con
nelly. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bloch mid their
family have removed from Berks stieet
to H21 West Ontario street.
Mrs James Featherston, of 1526 North
18th street, entertained at a theatre party
followed by a dinner at the Ititz-Caiiton
this week in honor of Mrs. J. P. Flanagan,
of Wllkes-Barre. Pa
The guests Included Mrs. Frederick Kel
ler, Mrs, James "Wallace and Mrs. Gene
O'Connor Mrs. Flanagan will spend two
weeks in Philadelphia as the guest of Mrs.
Featherston.
Miss Nan Thomas, who lias been visit
ing friends In New York, has returned to
her home, 3237 Potter street.
Miss Theresa Mallon and Miss Elizabeth
Mallon. of 2000 North Mascher stieet, gave
a pinochle party Tuesday night. Their
guests were Miss Ella Walsh, Miss Carrie
Clark, Miss Loretta Clark, Mr. Chailcs
Svvlnk, Mi. John Fadden and Mr. Itay
Fauls.
Roxborough
Mr and Mrs. I. (ton Field, who have been
visiting Mr. Field's mother, Mrs. Jane
Field, of 401 nighter street, .Wlssuhickoii.
have returned to their home In Buffalo,
N. Y. q
Miss Esther Mao Hurkln, of 4101 Man.
ayunk avenue, will spnd the remainder
of the winter at Palm Beach. Fla., ac
companied by her grandfather, Mr.
George S. Moyer.
Lansdowne
The Equal Franchise League has Is
sued Invitations for a icceptlon on Friday
afternoon. February 25, to meet Mrs.
Ueorge B Orlady the new president of
the Pennsylvania Woman's Suffrage As
soc tatton and Mrs George W. Dibtrt.
Miss Ethel gbrigtey wilt act as hoatftM.
SEVEN ALLIED ARTS TO GIVE
BRILLIANT MASQUE NEXT WEElCi
Entertainment to Take Place
lowed by Dance at Horticultural Hall Audience
Will Appear in Costume
FOVtt distinct and dlffeient personali
ties aio brought lo light In the Masque
for 19KJ, which Is to tnUo plnro 111 the
Acndemy of Music on TucRdny evening
next, to be followed by n costume dnncc
In Horticultural Hall, to which partici
pants will pns directly through a private
covered way at the close of the perfonn
ancc. ,
The Masque Is under the direction or Iho
seven allied ait organizations of the city.
Including the fellowship of the Pennsyl
vania Acnilemv or the Fine Arts, the
Plastic Club, the Srhool of Design Tor
Women, the School of Industrial Art. the
T-Squnrc l lub.
Tho four prlnclpnl figures In the or
ganization arc Mr Stanley Muschnmp, the
music dliertor, Mr Arthur II. Carles, the
designer "f the M-cnery. Mr Wllllnm A
Young, the producer nf the wener) and
llsbt expert, nnd Mr. Frank Buchanan.
1 rodiicliig director. These four are the
mainsprings of the whole affair, and each
In his especial way menus everything to
tho success nf the lliml inosculation Tho
Masque, as ever) body knows by this lime.
Is divided into seven stage pictures. In
terpreting a primitive story, based upon nn
ancient legend Each one of tho icven
pictures In taken by one of (he orgnnl
rations. Mr. Muscbnmp's original com
positions for the product Ion start with tlu
"Prelude to ii Carnival." which forms the
hisplilng Introduction to the performance.
This suggestive music, taking the place of
n soit of ovcrtuu'. will prepnip tho audi
due for the kind of thing to follow.
The next composition Is tho opening
scene written for the Plastic Club. In
leipieted b) cll-beiilers and pilcstcsses,
of whom tho centinl llgme Is Mlas Ilnr
rli't HnigPiint. pieslilent of the club, llo
has ul composed pint of the music for
the liitlunttl.il Art School, ami the Intel -IUCZ70
nt tin- end of tho llflh picture nnd
closing scene of the Sketch Club, pbued
while rlailiip IIps pio.stinte. TIip rlnbo
i.ito n'oie liuludes ulso miin.v tinnsltlon
p-iRsngc nod lutioduetloiis which corre
late the dllTeicnt compositions used In tho
pipsentiitloti, making them weave to
gether Into an harmonious ensemble.
The prelude Is liullt upon two Italian
folk tunes, tho Mrst, "OJe Cnrull." and
the second, hi a quieter mood, Is founded
upon the song "Cnrmcla "
Mr. Carles Is making nil original stage
setting adapted to tho icmtlieiiients of
the seeimrlo. and together with Mr.
Young, tho pinrtlcnl piodueor. Is work
ing out a scheme of color and light that
will he a level.itlon to the immense nudl
eneo that Is booked foi the peiforinnnoo
Mr. rinnk Buchanan is tho comedian of
the quintet. The youngest man of nil,
ho showed last ear, when his services
were sr cured at the Inst moment lor tho
pulling together of a show that hud little
lohorcnce In tho Masque of Primitive
People, so much nhllltv to handle III
nssoitcd and hotel ogeneoiis gioups of
people nnd to miike the composition hang
together as a whole, that ho was this year
given the ontlio woik of tho production.
Tho Terpslehorcnns will glvo tho fourth
danco of their season's series In tho Gold
Iloom of tho Hotel Adelphln this evening.
The dances are In charge of tho following
committee: Mr. K. .1 Illrnbraucr, presi
dent; Mr J. P. McCullougli, treasurer;
Mr. fl H. Kniiuer. asslstnnt treasurer;
Mr. F Henderson, secrctnry; Mr. II. K.
Kerr and Mr. C E. Wolllnger. The pa
tionesxes mo Mrs. A Blrnbrnuer, Mrs.
J II. Brooks, Mrs. A Henderson, Miss F.
Henderson. Mrs F. J. Kerr, Mrs (,. II.
Knauer, Mrs. 51 A. McCullougli, Mrs. F.
.1. Schlulcb and .Mrs. C. E. Wolllnger.
Tho first anniversary banquet of the
ladles of Snn Domingo will bo held on
Monday evening nt tho Roosevelt. There
will bo moro than 200 guests In attend
ance, and tho committee, of which Miss
Lillian jr. Conned, Is chairwoman, baa
been working hard for several weeks to
make this nffnlr a social success. An in
teresting program lias been prepared, and
after several toasts havo been given an
address will b mado by tho president,
Miss Mnry V. Dunne Tho other officers
are Miss Loretta McCann, vice president;
Miss Mildred Tobln, financial secretary:
Miss Until Hatdy. recoiding secretary;
MIks Josephine Fitzpatrlck, treasurer, and
Miss Cntherlno M. (Illlln, lecturer.
Final arrangements are being made by
the niembeiH of tho Auxiliary of the Jew
ish Consumptive Institute for a sacicd
concert and danco to bo given tomorrow
evening nt tho Apollo Hall, 172G North
Broad street. The committee in chnigo is
doing all possible to mtiko tho offnir a
success, both socially and Ilnnnclally. The
piocecds of the affair will bo utilized to
aid in carrying on mo goon worn tiow
being accomplished by tho Institute, which
Is located nt 100 Wharton street.
The coinmltteo lu charge Includes Mr.
Huny Hoffman. Mr. A. M. Baron, Mr.
Herman Weiss, Mr. Louis Classman and
Mr. Bonjamlti Hoffman. Miss Jean Flum,
chairman of the Refreshment Committee,
will b assisted by Miss Jennie Frankel,
.Miss llebe A. Bind. Miss Lottie Bainett.
.Miss Ilesslo Click, Miss Anna Barnett and
Miss Bella Flum. Among tho entertain
ers will be Ml. John Schilling, bnsso; Mr.
Joseph Drjer. tonoi ; Mr. Lawrence L.
Kelly, baritone, and the St. Alphonslus
string sextet.
Mr and Sirs John L. t'orry. of 1C1
East Jloehnn avenue nermuiitovvn. en
tcitnlncd nt n ilinnei -danco this week In
honor ,of their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr and Mis ltussell Liimb, who will
shortly move to Nevvaik. N J. Among
tho guests vveio Mr and Mrs. W. Weber.
.Mr. and Mrs Hurry Stumm. Mr. and
Mis. Joseph Casey, Mr. nnd Mrs. James
I'urclo, Mrs E .McFlllen, .Miss Helen Mc
Filleii, Miss Mnrguiet Casey, Miss Mary
O'Cullahan, Miss .Mamie Mjers, Miss Bes
sie Smith. Miss Agnes Ncttelon, Mr. AI
bert Wallers. Mr. Ueorge Biooks, Mr. Kd
wuid McNade, Mr. Samuel Bates, Mr.
Frank Casey. Mr. James Bracken, Mr.
Daniel McUracken, Mr. William Casey,
Mr. Joseph De Plerro, Mr. Adam Casey,
Mr. Thomas MacFailand, Mr. Joseph
Casey, Mr William Sharp, Mr. Clayton
Kllpatrlck. Mr. Frank Stumm, Mr. -Oeorge
Biookes
Miss Hazel Klefer gave a valentine
paitv last week at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Klefer. 1214
South 5.'d street. Tho guests included
Miss May ll.i)s. Miss Constance Orion,
Miss Emily Jones, Miss Margaret Cook,
Miss Constance Mooie, Miss Fannie
Mooic, Miss Arlene Heffner, Miss Mar
Jorle Chestnut. Miss Helen Culp, Miss
Iluth Davison, Mr. Paul German, Mr.
Philip Allen, Mr. Italph Jones, Mr. Ray
moinl Maine, Mr. Ueoige Clulund, Jr., Mr.
Paul Patton, Mr. Cail Jones, Mr. Oliver
Halm, Mr Fiederlck Maclntlie, Mr.
Wakelleld Harper and Mr. Clayton Stout.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman, of 735
West Montgomery avenue, entertained
last Sunday at tlwlr home. Among those
present were Mr. and Sirs, Frank Glazier,
Mr. mid Mrs. Maxwell M. Katz, Mr. and
Mis. Oeorge Zimmerman, Mr Nathan
Feldman, Mr. and ilrs. Isaac Sault, Sir,
and Mrs. Max Mllgram. Miss Clara AI.
Feldman, Mr. and Mrs, M. Biod), of
New York; Mrs. Herman, Katz, Sir. and
Sirs. Samuel Luber, ,Dr. and Sirs. Charles
H. Barnett and Sir. and ilrs. Henry Win.
field.
lu honor of the birthday of their daugh
ter,. Miss Anna Kloke, Sir, and Mrs. John
Kloke entertained at their home. South
Central avenue. Cheltenham. Misa Ueasla
Peterson, assisted by Sir Joseph Diringer,
entertained at the piano. Among those
present were MUa Helen Albrecht. SUs
Fanny Shellor Miss Matilda Nehman.
Miss Agnes bchumukcr, Miss Uertrude
Schmidt Miss Elizabeth Wleland. Miu
Emily Cummins, Misa Frances fckhmjtit.
MUs Olive Kiiappfciiberger. Mum Mary
Schmidt, Misa FkJieue CWdlvwh. Mi
at Academy of Music, Fol-j
Helen Oldenbergb, Mlsi Elizabeth Dlok-,1
nun, .tuns .vinry scnmHil, ,ulfls jvinry vvna-.
len, Miss Mnry Frlcl. Miss Eliznbettl'
Itellly. Miss Annlo Frlel, Mrs. J. K16k,J
.Mrs. .i. uumnnns. air. iinrry aiarx, wr.
Mark Watson. Mr. Josenh Kloke. Mr.
Peter Mnrx, Mr. George Lynch, Mr. How-'J
nrd oidonburgh, Sir. Wllllnm .Marx, Mt,
William Wc and. Sir. Herman W olnnd,
Mr. Carl Lynch. Sir. Frank Shellor. Mr
Hnrry Lei in homier, sir. Joseph Carver'
Sir. Joseph Ulrlnger nnd Mr. Thomas ;
Kccnan.
Mr. nnd Sirs. It. A Simpler, of 6137
rnimmne street, gave n Valentino "600
on Tuesday evening, the decorations be
ing appropriate for tho evening. The I
guests were Sirs. W. W. Mansfield, Mrs,,
W. S. Ottlnger. Jr., Sirs L. D. S. Brant,
SIlsi Frances Ottlnger, Miss Lldlo Jley-i
Holds, Sllss Edith Lily Strand, Miss Mary
Morklee, Mr W. W. Mansfield. Mr. W
S. Ottlnger, Jr.. Sir. L. . 8. Urntit Sir.
Walter Cook, Sir. Donald SInclcoud, Sir
E. St. Davis and Sir. Clifford Wendoll,
A valentine leap year party was .Riven
by Sllss Emma Grace Joyco to friends
tit her homo In Allentown on Sfonday
evening. Sllss Joyce formerly lived In
Tlogn. The guests included Mlso Slar-
ttnn Ltiidcnkohl, Sllss Helen Weber, Miss
iicion khz, suss unrolltio Kellerman,
Sllss Augustlvo Keltcrmnn, Stlss -Mar
guerite Bcckltt, Sllss Sllldied Walters, J
.Miss Lllztiboth Hush, suss .Marlon uur
taln, Sir. Frank Kenton, Sir. John. Mc-',
Govern. Sir. Robert Bcckltt, Mr. Irea
prick Bcnlhoff. Sir. Wllbcrt Sillier. Mr.
William Lutz. Sir. Owen Marlon,- Sir. SI, '
Slngcc, Sir. Frcemun William Joyco and '
Sir. Charles Bitting.
"fltrlq nf Yenlerdnv nnrl Tnilnv" la th
title of a piigcnnt to be given this evening r
nt the Y. Y. t a. of tho Falls of ScltUyl'
kill. Tho pageant will bo given vby the
glils of the association Tho growth of
the association from 18GC to 1916 will be
portrayed Sllss .Jennie Smith will nbpear
ns tho "Girl of 1SC6" and Misa Gladyal
Burt will bo tho "Girl of 1016." MUslo
typ'cnl of tho various periods will bo, ren
dered. Slost successful was the hop glverl by
the Alpha Phi Grnduato Fraternity of
the West Philadelphia High School, held
in tho Gold Room of the Adelphln flotcl
lust night. The affair was held mider
the auspices of the Alumni Association,
assisted by the active chapters. Tho
committee In charge Included Mr. Geargo
W. Wagner, chairman, Sir IL J3. Shen
ton, Sir. F. Knndnll Brown nnd Mr.
Henry Hood.
The patronesses were Sirs. II. 'E. Shen-
ton. Sirs. G. W. Wngner. Mrs, P. K,
Brown, Sirs. J, SI. Hammer and Sirs.
C. R. Dayton Tho Junior class of the
school held nn entertainment last eve
ning In the Phillips Brooks School, 42d
street and Bnltimoro avenue.
Mrs. John J. Thompson, of C319 Car
penter street, gave a luncheon, followed
by cards, on Thursday. Tho guests In
cluded Sirs. William Barr, Mrs. 'Wllllnm
Eglof, Sirs. Augustus Stetzer, Sirs, Eu
gene. Knlin, Sirs. Robert Bryans, Sirs;.
John Rcmig, Sirs. Alfred Yogcl, Sllss
Queenc Knhn nnd Sllss TrWIe Thomp
son. Camden and Vicinity
Tho marrlago of Miss Slnrtha S. Con--
will, daughter of tho late Dr. H, C. Bon
wlll. of Gtli nnd Cherry streets, nnd Mr
W. Howard Todd, of 928 Vino street, took
plnco at tho parsonage of tho First Meth
odist Episcopal Church last Saturday.
Tho Rev. Holmes Gravntt performed the
ceremony. Sllss Ellznbcth Ellis, daugh
ter, of Mayor Ellis, was maid of honor
and Sir. Hnrry E. Howard acted as best
man. The couple are spending their hon
eymoon nt Harrisburg. They wlU llvo at
921 South Bth street, and will bo nt home,
after Slarch 1.
A birthday social was held at tho home
of Sirs. W. Hnrvoy, 2731 Wayne avenue,
Ljst night. Those who participated In
tTio entertainment wero Sllss Josephine
Harvey, Sllss Minnie Starke. Mrs. C. qlck.
Sllss Lillian Cassldy, Sllss Vera Elberson
and tho Mioses Marscll.
Sir. J. B. Kinsey, tho "Slayor of High
Point, N. J.," is registered nt the Hotel
Rldgway for several days.
Mr. Clarence B. Applcgntc, of James-
,.... X- T An4 nto Itvl.lA ,l,n IP.. ATrM.
IIMIr,, '. ..." -...... ...w ..v... -
Curiie Bergen, of Portland Ore., are
spending a few days of their honeympon
with his brother. Sir. W. G. Applegate. '
of C3I Linden streeL
"What Happened to Braggs," a farce
comedy, will be presented by tho ColUnga
wood High School In tho auditorium of
tho building, on Mnrch 17 and IS,
Sirs. J. H. Johnson, of 1th nnd Vine
streets, Is spending tho winter with rela
tives In Florida.
Sirs. Rudolph Brestell, of North 2d
street," has returned from n fortnight'
visit In Brooklyn.
Dr. and Sirs. Frederick A. Black, of
411 Cooper street, are among the Cam
denitcs residing In Florida for the winter.
Mr. II. P. Paul, of Gth and Linden
streets, will erect a handsome summer
home In Haddomieiu in tno eany spring.
Sir and Sirs John Ako, of 3d and Penn
streets, and their daughter, Mrs, J,
Holmes, are spending the winter In
Florida.
Professor Dealing, of Philadelphia, will
direct the play. "A Lad From Old Ire
land," which will be given by tho Ancient
Order of Hibernians at the Catholic
Lyceum on atarcn it.
Woodbury
The first annual dance of tho J Chvb
Club will be held tonight at the Wood
bury Country Club. The members of the.
J Chyb Club are Miss Irma B. Jefferys.
Sllss II. Gladys Jackson. Sllss Doroih)
Cannon, Sllss Slargaret Holllnshead, Miss
Jeunuette G. Young and Misa Marguenia
l. Bond. The chaperonea of the dance
will be Slis. C. V. Bond, Mrs, W. Cannon.
Mrs. i,. i. iiuiiuio, . .,. --...j -
Sirs. W. H. Jefferson anu airs, jj v
Young.
What's Dome Tonieht 1
Palls of ScbuilUll Y. W. C. , A.' hUrtort -at
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Halrdrcuero' fashion show. Hotil Walton a
Neighborhood Outld nttanant, YunJ?j
Friends' Association. t ;J
Jewelers' Club annus! oniiu. iu-n
Lecture. 'Atpt of Moltrn Astrooomi;
by Prof J. A. "1""'. Wafntr JnstJtUU 8
-. IaiL 1a'S-
School of Commsrce AwocUtlon of Central
High Sihool anul rtjunlo-, una dlnaer. JS
ltr1. a 30 o'clock.
Lecture. "Naval PrwrednMS.' by Dr. Xi
ward Hrwk, Unlveralty Club.
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Itcunion. Clan , of 1W3. Narltut Jljlb
School. New Ulngbsa) HoUL
Phllopattlan inatituta memoriup uax
1H Arch street
Lecture, "Along- the Santa V T'jl'.r
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