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EVENING IiEDGEU-PHILABEliPHXA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1916.
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m$G WYNNE GHATS ABOUT THE
SUj-i-jKAU-a mjdetinG TOMORROW
llrs. Emmeline Pankhurst
Will Aaaruas me meung
I, at uieuarricK Tlieatre
f . , . Ivl.
InclBTY Is mUch Interested Ui the
0. -i,ir.h will tJo hold tomor-
& ro.rtrnoon in tho Oarrlck Theatre,
T5n M. Emmellno Pankhurst, tho
2he? . " Knalish suffragist, will
tTTuA M. Cheddo Miyatovich, for
VnUter from Serbia to tho Court
SVjmhm. will nlso glvo an address.
?-..:. number of tho debs will bo prcs-
i Vn act as ushers, among them Betty
,u" ,. n.nmap. Ocrtrudo Pan
',, Barah Penrose, acrirucio i-an-fc
uVtondalo Balrd, Elizabeth
2tSir and Mary Bheppard. Other
TwM include Louisa Davis, Oath
Cf Chambers, Harriot Deaver, Edith
Alberta Honsel, Dulclo Monte
&J 'Ral,hy BIspham, Dorothy Deacon,
-Jjirtchell Hasting and Mrs. Nlcho
OSlddle. tn women who aro patronesses for
IKS .(fair aro Mrs. Ooorgo Blddlo, Mrs.
'ML Cor, Mrs. Charles Hacker. Mrs.
KifeVrt Jackson, Mrs. Lovorlng Jones,
KZ Wilfred Lewis, Mrs. Horatio Lloyd,
W Charles Ludlngton. Mrs. Charles
ikoads, Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mrs. Yorke
Knson, Miss M. Carey Thomas, Mrs
'guSenugno Tower and Mrs. Edward
tfroth.
Ilhen thcro la a Commltteo on Ar
Srments. which Includes Miss Sophia
S Mrs. Francis V. Lloyd, of "Or
d" fame; Miss Dorothy Stewart,
5 Sam Woodward, Mrs. Harry Low
jrg and Mrs. Sam Warrlnor.
X a delightful fenturo of tho program
trill bo a short organ recital by Philip
Ooipp. who will Play tho Serbian na
tfenal hymn and various Serbian airs
tefore tho speaking. Altogether I ox
Set It to bo most entertaining, and I,
(or one, do not Intend to miss It.
'th Masauo Ariadne, a Pageant of
Mring'a Awakening," which was hold
jjjtnigniat inu m.-, .
italrably conducted, ana mo bwuuui-
Vu with which tho performance worn
Vu In direct contrast to last yearns
Masque 0C tno rnnuuvo i-L-ui.mo,
"t. . - .. n -.nrrminVini'M. lnntnri
yblcn, as evuijf .......... .
'.'.. ui-i, o fVinr tlinrn wnn llttln
BHUI roimiiB'"! "" - - -
ttma for dancing. Only one set of
immw was used throughout tho pro.
fectlon, and the costumes wero most
rSnarkably carried out.
f.The turtle, potato bug, grub3, car
Koto, frogs and lizards caused much
'teamen After tho Masaue. tho ner-
Wrmsrs and audlenco adjourned to Hor
ticultural Hall, and, bellovo me, Paris
Sad New York havo nothing on Phlla
'delphla when It comes to art students
if ii.. ..,. nnntumna ivlmf tVinrn
ana men niuuw) ,uo.m.iv.j x..... .....
gtn of them) and aanclng. Tho fun
wai fast and furious, and when I left
it 2:30 a.m. It was still keeping up.
The various stories one hears of tho
enfant terrible, especially of tho younger
brother variety, nro always being aug-
mented'by Just ono more and tho Just
coup wura Ul una iiuiubil'ii ,vn ...j-
fictf&ta house I recently visited.- Tho
HI? slaters of tho family wero going to
It dance, and, us Is tho way with girls,
.... 4t.l U.1L.- 1 . rm In wMnlrlnH It nil
iWHO UlninK rumur lUllb ill uiannib "iuu
JL- i 1.A . ...1. n Vn nnllnrl fni
VIJO Ur IWU UlVli WliU IIUU waiium .w
5em and Who wero waiting with other
members of tho family In tho drawing
room. Finally tho older brother said to
lhft ftmftll nnt tirltn Vinrl nnf Vflt mttriri.
KOo tell M and J to hurry. "Wo
m be late." Up trudged little brother,
Jut he did not say that tho young men
pre downstairs waiting. Oh, no! That
ja a mere detail in his young mind.
Imagine the sensations of all present,
&refore, when, with loud yells, llttlo
wither Informed them, "They'll bo down
won. They're putting on their prelim-
iwies." Whatever that may mean, I
Mow not, but I do know tho remark
M, greeted with loud guffaws from the
tes of that drawing room, nnd
M;-. and J wero much embarrassed
Jmb It was told to them as they
tolly descended.
Ar amusing Incident, which proves,
$ me way, that tho present generation
ef lUdlets Is a decidedly impressionable
!( occurred recently during a per
formance of "Pollyanna." All tho boxes
,i nuea wuii small totB, and during
e pathetic scene, when Pollyanna has
h lti. . ... . ....
-- nun a. cruei accident, nearly ail me
JWnysters wero dissolved in tears. Lit-
Ce Bessie Montgomery nnd Frances
ier, who were among the small
Qa of Mrs1 Bartol Brazier's party,
SjPt unrestrainedly, and even Pollyanna
gnelf was go Affected that she sent her
Sj4 to bringthe two children back to
c ner, or course they wero de-
wen and, childlike, rushed Into hor
H"nr room. But even Pollyanna,
2? knows children Infinitely better
ga most of us, was riot prepared for
fejfr first question, which, delivered
Ksn their tears, was. "Oh, Polly-
HP. aar, do tell us what KIND of an
unwbllo ran over you?"
we are not. Ilka Prank Tlnnav. nald
"itlon the name of tho automobile.
fi or this atory Is censored.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
S(,8 nreraent of interest announced
STT "IvrnlllB' la ho nf Ul Clmnnv
Wftr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
feJiUeer, and Mr, William Wlnsor
liisr Y AIr aria MrB wlIIIttm "
ilB ii H " OI133 Sylvester ana wr,
. llv? ,n Haverford. No data has
' tor the weqdlps.
Rf- 84 Ur. Jniunh V Tllrnn nt XVn.
Kku"JJnc8 tne engagement of their
Sv,''. "Iss Alice Lorraine Dixon, to
,.,? C. Bond, of Boston, Mass. No
Evlu ben Mt or the wedding. Mlea
mi i.. . '"" in ciouni noiyoxe v;oi
vtr distinguished herself both
kjirshlp Bnl athletics, having; at
NlL 5,rkd dejroe of popularity In
K;R.iV"a great college lor women.
,T" is a Phi Beta. KaDDa of Dart-
ift fi?V on ot the leading young
m W business life of Boston.
John H Drexel will give a dinner
v wnignt In Now YorK lor ner
r Mnii DrexQt, Jr.
t Julia W7nii. - j..u - Hf-
Jv. Frank WtllUmson. of 3308
ww. eailed today for Bermuda,
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f lM yfBB1rf' 5..lll. Ml ILflAB T.Jlftl
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and M. Cheddo Miyatovich
10 i$e' Jtieia Tomorrow
E"'1'" "re with their father. Mr. James
dayS SuIllvan' ' "avana for several
i Iitrs. Dwlght Daniel Wlllard, of Merlon,
iiL,flv? ".luncheon at the Bellovuo
J.. , ,' follwed by a thentro party, to
i ?. ' nor ?f l,er daughter, Miss Mil
,,m Mc,Crellrj' Wlllard, a membor of tho
junior class of Bryn Mawr College. The
guests will be Miss Mary Clalro Spenser.
MIssJ Corlnne Bordon Freeman, Miss
Frances Clyde Montgomery Brodhcad,
Wlss Jtnrlon Hutchinson Button;' Miss
Margaret Morris Perot, Miss Isobel
M lno Itodgera, Miss Deborah Nlco Seal,
Jims Ioulso Slnnlekson Oroy, Miss Doro
thea Obcrtcurfer, MIbs Eleanoro Ulsphnm,
n "J Iopo McMlehael, Miss Josepblno
?;,,, '?Pcn F8tcr and Mls3 Barbara
Mlmin Boyd.
Sirs. Henry Tucker wilt give a small
IJ:Irk tca thlB afternoon at her homo,
2000 Pino street, to moot Mrs. John Fra
Jjr, who will bo remembered ns Miss
Mary F. Tllghman, of Daston, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Lloyd will enter
tain at dinner tonight at tho Bellovuc
Stratford. Tho Haydn Club entertained at cards
nnd luncheon yesterday In tho gardens
of tho Adclphla.
Lieutenant William Woods Smyth,
U. S. N., of tho Washington Navy Yard,
nnd Mrs. Smyth will come to Philadelphia
to attend the Bal Masque on Tuesday
evening, March 7.
Mrs. Ooorgo Ercty Shoemaker nnd Miss
Alice Shoemaker, 3727 Chestnut Btrect,
will bo at homo Wednesday afternoons In
February. No cards havo been sent out.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lincoln, of Ambler,
nro being congratulated upon tho birth of
a daughter. Mrs. Lincoln was Miss Ger
trudo Thompson beforo her marriage.
Miss Alice Dlllenbeck, of East Willow
Grove avonuc, will glvo a dinner tomorrow
evening at tho Gcrmnntown Cricket
Club beforo tho danco to be given under
tho auspices of tho Slovens School Alum
nao Association.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, of East Orange,
N. J will visit Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth
Rushton and Miss Eleanor M. Rushton
early In Mnrch, Mr. and Mrs. Iluuhton
will give a dance In honor of Miss Moore
tho night of March 3, at their homo on
Lancaster road, Wynpcwood.
Mrs. Itlchnrd V. Mattlson, Jr., of Llttlo
Lindens Farms, Ambler, Pa., gavo a chil
dren's luncheon at tho Union League yes
terday, followed by a thcatro party.
Miss Margaret Lnmorollo entertained at
luncheon and brtdgo at her home, 3510
Baring street, this nfternoon.
Along the Main Line
OVBItBIlOOK Mrs. Samuel P. Huhn.
of Drexel road, will give a danco on Frl-"
day ovonlng at tho .'hlladelpm.i Country
Club In honor of Miss Phyllis Walsh.
An afternoon dansant was given at tho
Overbrook Golf Club yesterday.
irAVEItFORD Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Thayer, who havo lived so long In Merlon,
moved on Monday Into their now houso,
which they havo built at Haverford. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thayer will entertain at dinner
on Friday, March 3, in honor of their
daughter. Miss Emily Markoo Thayer,
whose -wedding to Mr. William Boulton
Dixon will take placo tho noxt day. Tho
guests will be tho wedding party and a
few lntlmato friends.
WAYNE Mr. and Sirs. William Welsh
gavo a Georgo Washington party yester
day afternoon In honor of tho birthday
of their llttlo daughter, Harriet, at their
homo on Itunnymedo avenue. Tho houso
was beautifully decorated with red carna
tions, pussy willows and flags. Thcro
were 30 guests present, among whom were
Miss Jane Evnns, Miss Marie Pappace,
Miss Cornelia Kllllnger, Miss Ruth Kll
linger, Miss Sarah Roever, Miss Janet
Roever, Miss Edith Powell, Miss Marlon
Kator, Miss Helen Palntor, Miss Gertrude
Silver, Mlas Anita Coleman, Miss Billy
Coleman, Silas Ruth Warner, MIbs Kitty
Kosbelng, Miss Margaret Covert, Misa
Molly Lucas, Miss Alma Scherr. Miss
Anna Webb, Miss Betty Tntnall. Miss
Dorothy Lacock, Miss Ruth AVynn. Mlas
Floronce Young, Miss Nell Randall, Miss
Anna Stapleton, Miss Betty Illbbs and
Miss Billy Welsh.
Germantown
The Row Charles R. Erdman, formerly
of Germantown and now a resident of
Princeton, will leave today, accompanied
by his daughter. Miss May Erdman, for
Los Angeles, Cal., to visit Sir. Pardeo
Erdman for soveral weeks.
Mr. and Sirs. Charles Brown have
moved Into their new home on Indian
Queen lane.
A party who dined together at the
Oermantown Cricket Club last evening,
Included Mr. and Sirs. William P.
Denegre, Mr. and Sirs, Charles Cary, Sir.
and Mrs. Nlco and Mr. nnd Frederick
Hovey.
Along the Reading
Tho younger set of York, road will tako
part In a minstrel show February 19,
when tho Jenklntown Minstrels give a
performance under the auspices of the
Ablngton High School Alumni In the high
Bchool auditorium.
Mr. and Sirs. Karl Fueller and family,
of Ashbourne road, Ashbourne, left last
week by motor for Riverside, Conn, where
they will be tho guests of Sir. and Mrs.
John If Morton. Before returning home
they will also vli.lt friends at Ithaca.
N, Y.
West Philadelphia
The Cooper Camping Club gave a
Washington's Birthday dance In Its recep
tion rooms, at 60th street and Lansdowpe
avenue, last evening. The rooms were
tastefully decorated In the national colors.
The affair was In charge of the Dance
Committee, which Included Mr. -M. D,
Thompson, Mr. V. G. LoHIn and Mr. Jesse
H Whlteley, The members of the club
are Mr. David Roberts, president: Mr.
Jesse H. Whlteley, vce president! Mr, J.
Heaton Belseli secretary; Sir, William J(
Etherlngton, treasurer; Mr. Charles W,
Scheppman. Mr. Mevln D. Thompson. Sir.
Barry E- Thompson, Mr. n. Clayton Hicks,
Mr Harvey E. Hortman, Mr, Victor O.
Lonin, Sir, William Wear and Mr, Arthur
Herbert
, Tioga
Mlsa Gladys Kraus, of J127 West Ve
nango street, has gone to Charleston. W,
Va.. whVre she will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs- Lawrence C. Kaufman.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph M, Selig. of 1T
West Tioga street, have returned to the r
home after (pending a week in Atlantlo
City. J
Roxborough
Mr. and Mr. Harry Sacks, of 837
Ridge avenue, have gone to Florida for
theremainder of the winter.
Prlds of Court Laurel HJU, No. 54.
Lata ForMtew oJ America, will glvo a.
BUSS ALICE LORRAINE DIXON
The daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Kossuth Dixon, whoso engage
ment to Mr. Harold C. Bond, of Boston, was announced yesterday.
LAST WEDNESDAY IN FEBRUARY
IS POPULAR WEDDING DAY
Miss Grace Battles and Mr. George Burgess Yerkes Are
Married Today in Holy Trinity Church.
Other Nuptials
THE marrlago of Sltss Grnco BattleB,
daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. H. H. Bat
tles, of Newtown Square, to Sir. Georgo
Burgess Yerkes was solemnized today nt
noon In tho Church of tho Holy Trin
ity, Rlttenhouso Square. Tho brldo was
attended by Mrs. Grovcr Coors, of Den
ver, Col., ns matron of honor, nnd her
bridesmaids wero Sliss Anna Yerkes, of
Plalnfleld, N. J., sister of the bridegroom;
SIlss Clara Harmar. of Oak Lane; SIlss
Jennnotto Reld, of New York; Sirs. John
Jowott, Jr., of Chicago; Sirs. Harry Piper,
of Slinncapolls. ahd SIrB. Phlllipo Ludcrs,
of Wynnewood.
Mr. Yerkes had his cousin. Sir. Wil
liam D. Flanders, of Plalnfleld. as best
man, nnd tho ushers were Sir. William
W. Battles, a cousin of tho brldo; Sir. Al
lan D, C.nverso, Sir. Lo Roy Howe and
Sir. Lyall Dean, all of Now York: Sir.
Georgo Tuttlo Fllllns, of Ohio, and Sir. t.
Russell Slosoly, of Boston.
A wedding breakfast for 200 guests in
tho Rose Garden of the Bellovue-Stratford
followed tho ceremony, after which Sir.
Yerkes and his bride left for a trip South.
Upon their return thoy will occupy their
new homo at Plalnfleld.
ALLEN KRASIER.
A picturesque suburban wedding will
tako 'placo tonight at 7 o'clock In St.
Asaph's Episcopal Church, Bala, when
SIlss Slabel Slarlo Kramer, daughter of
Sir. and Sirs, acorge Kramer, of Cynwyd.
will become the bride of Sir. Thomas Ross
Allen, son of Sir. and SIrB. William Allen,
of 1011 North Broad street. Tho Rev.
Harrison B. Wright, rector of St. Asaph's,
will officiate The chancol will be banked
with palms and decorated with bridal
roses. Tho bride, wro will bo given In
marriage by her father, will wear a white
satin gown, fashioned with a long court
train falling from tho shoulders, and
trimmed with Duchess lace. Tho bodice
will be veiled with tulle and embroidered
with seed pearls. Sho will wear an ex
quisite Duchess laco veil, worn by tho
bride's grandmother on her wedding day,
and will carry a sljower bouquet of lilies
of the valley and orchids.
Mrs. John R. Lewis, of Pittsburgh,
matron of honor, will bo gowned in tur
quoise blue satin, trimmed with silver
lace. She will wear a blue tullo hat, with
silver crown and fancy, and will carry
an arm bouquet of salmon pink rosea tied
with satin rlhbona of tho same shade. Tho
other attendants, Mrs, Stuart W. Buck,
Sirs. Charles Henderson Davis, SIlss Slary
Savage. SIlss Bertyo Wlnslow. SIlss Kath
erlne Sohofteld and Miss Letty Hansem.
will bo dreBsed alike In dainty frocks of
salmon pink satin, veiled with pale pink
tulle. They will wear pink tulle hats with
silver crowns, and will carry arm bou
quets of delicate shaded aweet peas and
white lilacs, tied with long streamers of
salmon pink ribbon. Mr. Allen will have
his brother, Sir. Charles Allen, for his
best man, and the ushers will ba Mr.
Stuart W. Buck. Mr. John R. Lewis,
of Pittsburgh! Sir. Charles Henderson
Davis, Sir. Warren Plummer, Sir. Stanley
Kramer and Mr. Robert Kramer both
brothers of tho brjde. Following tho
church ceremony a reception will ba held
at the home of Sir. nnd Sirs. Kramer,
on Llandrlllo road, which will bo decorated
with palms, ferns and bridal roses.
BARBIER CARPENTEa
Prominent among tho weddings of the
week will ba that of SIlss Elizabeth Bar
low Carpenter, daughter of Mrs. Frances
Carpenter, of 1813 Arch street, to Sir.
Eugene Wenzel Barbler, 1811 North 18th
street, which will be solemnized at 4
o'clock this afternoon in the Bellevue
Stratford. The Rev, Dr. Clarence Slac
Cartney, of the Arch Street Presbyterian
Church, will ofllclate at the ceremony,
which will ba followed by a reception.
Tho bride, who will be given In marriage
by her brother, Mr. Henry CJay Carpeni
ter, will wear a gown of white brocaded
satin, trimmed with chiffon cloth, and a
hat of white lace and tulle. Miss Beatrice
O. Carpenter, the bride's niece, will be
maid of honor. The former will be
gowned in gray brocaded satin and chif
fon cloth, with a hat of gray tulle. The
maid of honor's frock la a charming com
bination of orchid-colored taffeta and chif
fon cloth. A picture hat of orchid-colored
tulle, trimmed with aweet peas, and u
bouquet of white lilac and sweet peas
will complete Jitr costume.
Mr. Henry Gilbert Barbler will be his
brother's best ma a Upon their return
from an extended honeymoon trip, Mr.
Barbler and his bride -will receive at 1811
North. 18th street after April 15.
McOLOSKHy DUDLEY.
A wedding of Interest la West 'Phila
delphia alrclw will take place at 6 o'olack
thia aventas ! tho Oturoh. of the
Chester avenue, when SIlss Helen SI. Dud
mony took placo at tho Ohol Jacobs Syna
loy, will becomo tho hrlde of Mr. Matthew
SlcCInskcy. Tho Rev. Father O'Brien will
olllctnte. The brldo will be given In mar
rlago by her father. Sir. T. St. Dudley. Tho
bridal attendants will Includo SIlss Slary
Dudley, sister of tho bride, who will at
tend as maid of honor, nnd tho following
bridesmaids: SIlss Slary Lyons, SIlss
Eleanor Rowley, MIbs Vera Troubcdy,
SIlss Mario O'Neill, Silas AuguMa Welsh
and SIlss Slary Gash. Sir. William Town
send will attend tho bridegroom ns best
man, nnd tho Ubhcrs will Include Sir.
Stephen Gallagher, Sir. Oliver C. Kelly,
Sir. Emll Bahls, Sir. Leo SIcCluskey and
Michael Dovlne.
Tho brldo will bo nttlrcd In whl to satin,
veiled In tullo. Her veil will be nrranged
In Juliet cap fashion and wreathed with
orange blossoms. Orchids and lilies of
tho valley will form tho bouquet.
Tho matron of honor will wear a charm
ing frock of orchid satin. Her wide
brimmed hat of tulle will bo picturesquely
wreathed with orchid velvet ribbon.
The bridesmaids will bo attired In
simple frocks of tulle, three adopting pink,
nnd three blue, with largo tullo hats en
riched with silver lace. They will carry
bouquets of pink roses.
After tho wedding a reception will bo
held nt tho homo of tho brido's father,
G229 Chester avenue. Tho young couplo
will leave tonight for Old Point Comfort,
and on their return will live at 5229
Chester avenue.
SIEADOWS SIcSIASTER.
Announcement Is made of tho marrlago
of SIlss Slary E. StcSInster, daughter of
Sir. and Sirs. Louts McSIastcr, of 18G
Baldwin street, Roxborough, to Sir. Slnr
shall J. Sleadows, of 3000 West Lehigh
avenuo, on Saturday afternoon, January
19, In tho Ebenezor Slcthodlst Episcopal
Church, Gay nnd SInnsIon streets, Slana
yunlc Tho ceremony was performed by
tho pnijtor, the Row A. S. Walls. Tho
brldo,. who was given in marriage by her
father, was attended by Sllqs Slay Stead
owb, the bridegroom's sister, as maid of
honor. Sir. Lawrence Rluefrled was best
man. After a reception nt the homo of
tho bride's parents, Sir. nnd Sirs. Slead
ows left for a trip through tho South.
They will make their homo In Pennsgrove,
N. J.
SlacNEW AUER.
Sir. and Sirs. John Aucr, of 1725 North
Slarvlno street, havo announced the mar
rlago of their daughter, SIlss Berthn C.
Auer, to Sir. Arthur W. SIucNow on Sat
urday, February ID, at 4 o'clock at the
homo of the officiating clergyman, tho
Rev. Dr. Slyers, pastor of St, Paul's Ger
man Lutheran Church. Sir. Auer gavo
his daughter In marriage, and SIlss Flor
ence SlacNew, tho bridegroom's sister,
was her only attendant. Sir. John Auer,
Jr., tho bride's brother, was best man.
Sir. and Sirs. SlacNew will be at home
after April 1 at 1725 North Marvlns
street.
SEIDSIAN OROSS.
A pretty wedding took place yester
day at 6 30 o'clock, when Miss Clara Held
man, daughter of Sir, and Sirs. Joseph
k
MISS TERESA JULIANA
who will be aiarried this after
noon in the Church of the Traua
J&uiaUca 3 Carlo ci Lw,
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Seldmnn, 1616 North 8th street, became
the bride of Sir. Harry Gross. Tho cere
goguo at 7th street nnd Columbia avenue,
nnd wns performed by the Rev. Sir.
Mnlamcd. The bride, who was given In
mnrrlngo by her father, wore a becoming
gown of silver cloth, covered with tulle
and fllct lace. Her veil of tulle wns held
In placo wllh orange blossoms nnd sho
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of tho
valley and roses. Stlss Jctio Seldmnn, a
sister of the bride, acted as maid of
honor. Tho bridesmaids wero Miss SIolllo
Soldman, SIlss llerdln Gross, Miss Sofia
I Goodman, Miss Clara Hlrsh, Miss Frances
Kessler nnd Miss Hattlo Levlnc, of
Trenton.
i Mr. Grosq had as best man Mr. Isador
Gross, nnd tho Ushcrfl were Sir. Stnx Raab,
air. jacK cuiman, Mr. lien uarron, nir.
David Gross, Mr. Jack Grecnberg and
Mr. George Dumbow. Miss Bella Seld
mnn nnd SIlss Clara Scldman were flower
girls, and wore pink Georgetto crcpo
drosses and carried bnskcts of plnlc roses.
$
he ccromony was followed by a rccep-
Ion at Apollo Hall. After nn extended
wedding Journey Sir. and Mrs. Qross will
bo nt homo at CS37 Rodman street.
FINBMRG FOXr
The mnrrlngo of SIlss Florenco Fox,
laughter nt Sir. and Strs. Louis J. Fox.
of 2104 Diamond street, to Sir. Samuel
1. Flnberg took placo at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at tho homo of tho bride's
parents. Tho Rev. Marvin Nathan, of tho
Beth Israol Hynngogue, performed tho
ceremony, which, owing to tho recent
death of tho bridegroom's father, was a
very qulot ono. The brldo woro her travel
ing suit of dark bluo cloth, with ermine
furs. Sir. and Sirs. Flnberg will leave
for an extended tour through tho West
nnd will ho nt homo after April 1 at 6823
Addison street.
KELLY MICHEL.
A wedding of Interest which will tako
placo this excnltig will bo that of SIlsi
Elslo SIny Sllchel and Sir. Frank Kelly,
Jr. Tho ceremony will bo performed at
tho homo of tho bride's uncle and aunt,
Sir. and Sirs. John Krider, of 2130 South
Broad street, tho Rev. Slllton H. Nichols
officiating.
SIlss Sllchel will ho attended by SIIs-
Ethel Quln, ns maid of honor, and Sir.
Kelly will havo Sir. Bernard D. Hubley as
best man. The brldo will bo given In mnr
rlago by her undo and will wear a gown
of white sntln enriched with pearls and
sliver bullion. Her voll will bo of tullo.
After nn extended wedding trip to
Southern winter resorts, Sir. and Sirs.
Kolly will llvo nt 1701 South Broad street.
DE LEO JULIANA.
Tho mnrrlngo of SIlss Teresa Juliana
nnd Sir. Humel Carlo Do Leo will tako
placo this afternoon In tho Church of the
Transfiguration nt 4 o'clock. Tho bridal
party will Include SIlss Barbara Juliana,
Sir. Gennaro Ravello, Sir. and Sirs. An
thony Blase, Sir. nnd Sirs. Frank Sacca,
SIlss Slao Cecelia Juliana and Sir. A. An
drew Gcrmnno, A reception will follow
the ceremony at tho homo of tho bride,
C309 Baltimore avenuo.
North Philadelphia
Sir. and SIrH. William C. Conlcy, of
2517 Slontgomcry avenue, entertained last
evening In honor of their son, Dr. H. Dell
mar Conley. Thcro wero cards, music and
dancing nnd tho dccorntlons and refresh
ments wero carried out In red, white nnd
bluo In keeping with Washington's Birth
day. Among those present wero SIlss
Evelyn Alkcn, Dr. Ralph Chuckor. SIlss
Mildred Brooks, Sir. John Hlpwcll, SUhh
Slarguerlto Goll, Sir. Charles Hnuttncr,
SIlss Slary Rngh, Sir. Philip Ronnlngor,
SIlss Elizabeth ICnelsler, Sir. John Bclzcr
nnd SIlss Knthryno Gnklor.
Kensington
One of tho most enjoyable affairs of
tho younger set In Kensington was tho
leap year party given by Sir. nnd Sirs.
William L. Tatcr at their home, 2G12
East Allegheny avenuo, on Saturday ovo
nlng In honor of their sou, Sir. Edmund
A. Tater. Tho decorations wero all in
pink and white.
Among tho guests wero SIlss Agnes
Ellsch, SIlss Vnlorea Kosuchowska, SIlss
Alfreda Tater. SIlss Helen Sorblckl. SIlss
Elizabeth Sorblckl, of Now Jersey; SIlss
Ida Powell, of Washington ; SIlss Slary
Grccno, SIlss Florenco Greono, SIlss Felicia
Chrzanowska, Sirs. Cecilia Drclllng. Sir.
William Slupskl, Sir, Slaryan Sllsch. Sir.
Stanley Do Sute, of Washington, D. C;
Sir. Slglsmund Kozuchowskl, Sir. Mat
thew Kozuchowskl. Mr. William A.
Slakurat, Sir. Joseph C. Ryszclowskl, Dr.
and Sirs. Francis Chlrlnos, of Venezuela,
and Sir. and Sirs. Stanley Shlpo.
Lansdowne
At the meeting of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club yesterday afternoon tho "Slod
ern Opera" was discussed by SIlss
Emily Hlbbard In the lust of tho series
of the musical course.
Sir. nnd Sirs. George AV. Statzell, Jr.,
havo returned from rinehurst, N. C,
and will occupy their new home, 314
North LnnBdowno avenue. Sirs. Statzell
will bo remembered ns SIlss Anna Lewis.
Delaware County
Sir. nnd Sirs Fiank Wallace, of Ridley
Park, aro 'spending several weeks in At
lantic City.
Sir. and Sirs. Harry W. Slontgomery, of
Chester, nro receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter.
Camden and Vicinity
Dr. and Sirs. II. 11. Grace, of 3d and
Cooper streets, havo returned from Ro
chester, Sllnn., where thoy accompanied
Sir. W. L. Hurley.
Woodbury
Tho Woodbury Country Club gavo a
Washington's Birthday dance last evening.
Mr. and Sirs. George L. Washington
have Issued Invitations for a dance nt the
Country Club on Friday evening. There
will bo dancing from 8:30 until 1 o'clock.
What's Doing Tonight
County Moillcnl Boilety mpaaum on "Tu.
tercuUulf," Colkzo of I'lijaiclana. 8:30 o'clock.
Cinderella cotillon. Hellevue-fUruUord Hotel:
8 o'clock.
Philadelphia I.aundrymn'a Association din
ner. Adelphla Hotel, 7 o'clock.
Daughters of Co'umbus. dinner und dance,
nitUnhouiu Hotelj 7:10 o'clock.
Fortieth and Market Streets nualness Men,
T South 4Qth street, o'clock, free.
Democrats Club; o'clock.
Dr. William Patterson tn speak at Cham
bers Memorial -Church, ZStn. and Morris
streets; o'clock. ,
Lecture, 'Child .Labor and Continuation
Schools.'4 by Qeorce I.. Burairue, Old Pine
Street Church; 8 o'clock. Free.
New York Symphony Orchestra concert.
Academy of Munlo; 5:15 o'clock.
Farmers' Inatltuta meeting under auspices
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Horti
cultural Hall, Uroad and Locust streets.
Lecture, "Kerns and Kern Allies," by Prof.
John M MacKarlane. llotanlcal Hall, Unl
erslty of Pennsylvania; 7:30 o'clock.
Lecturs. "American Ambulance Corps In
France." by John H. McFadden, Jr., German
town Academy.
KonslnirtoQ Merchants' Association. Hunter
School, Mascher and Dauphin streets,
Concert at Philadelphia, Conservatory st
Music: t o'clock.
Portmanteau Theatre. Bellevue-Stratford; I
o'clock.
Sons of Revolution "preparedness dinner,"
Bellevue-Stratford.
Baiter Fir Zouave. 6th and Chestnut
streets. I o'clock.
Ulrica aoruc recital. Griffith Kail: I o'clock,
Notices for the Society page, will be
accepted and printed In the Kvrulns
Lcdier. but H "Urn notices Uiut bo
written ou one side ol the paper, mutt be
klgued la full, with, lull address, and
Wieu possible telephone number must be
Bend all such communications to
"Society Editor," EvcuUig Ledger, 60s
Cbcfctuut fctrtct.
Unless these requirement are carried
out o (bat .erlUtatUu mar be iwmlUle,
Uio RGtUo wiU aat be. pubBthfdU
$ ,
MERION HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
PLAN CONCERT IN MARCH
Penn State Glee Club Will Be Heard in a Number o In
teresting Numbers Huntingdon Valley Country
Club to Elect Ofikers
THE alumni of tho Lower Slerlon High
School, of Ardmore, havo announced
that on Friday ceiling, Starch 3, a concert
will bo given under their nusidces by tho
Tcnn Stnto Glee Club. Tho urogram will
consist of musical nnd novolty numbers
thnt will undoubtedly keep up tho ex
cellent standard of entertainments given
by tho nltimnl nnd n large turn-out Is
expected.
At the nnnitnl meeting of tho Hunting
don Valley Country Club Sir. John W.
Pepper, who lins been president for a num
ber of years, will be re-elected for another
cnr.
Other prominent Phlladelphlnni who
will bo elected to ultlolnl positions In the
country club will bo: Vice presidents, Sir.
lMwnrtl T. Stotesbury nnd Sir. Root-go W.
Hlklns; treasurer. Sir. William A. 1-aw ;
secretary, Str. Cleorgo If. Frnslcr; mem
bers of tho board of governors, Sir. John
Orlbbel, Str. IMwnrd B. Smith. Sir. Alex
ander Van Itenssolaer, Sir. Jny, Cooke
and Sir. J. lltithcrford StcAlllsler.
Among thoso on the committer for now
members nte Sir. J 8. dates, Sir. II. J.
Brown and Sir. Charles SI B. Cadwnl
latler. The annual meeting nt which these nom
Inatlont will bo conlltmctl, will tnko placo
on Stotidny evening. Kcbruniy '-8. After
the meeting nnd election tho members will
bo entertained at dinner by Sir. Pepper.
Tho third annual bnmiuct of tho Sin
Sigma Fraternity took place nt tho Hotel
Walton Inst ovonlng. Among thoso In nt
teiidnnco were Sllns Susan Lock, SIlss
Huth Walls. SIlss Helen C'owlcs. Sirs. .1.
Slack, SIlss Slargnret Hobcrts. Miss
Catbarlno Warren. SIlss Huth Davis, SIlss
Cmma Cassel, SIlss Verna Anns, Sir. Lin
naeus Prince. Sir. ISllwontI F. John, Sir.
Itlchnrd Clark. Sir Herbert John. Sir.
John Slack, Sir. Cnrllslo Whcalton, Mr.
Slnrk Sillier. Sir. Roland Hodges, Sir.
Itobert SIcllor, Sir. William Slellor, Sir.
Uusscll Smith and Sir. Slorrls Scott.
The Quaker City Chapter, Daughters of
tho Amorlcan Hovolutlon, held n stated
meeting tn tho Parkway Building on Fri
day afternoon. Nomination and election
of dclcgntes and alternates to tho Con
tinental Congress, which Js held in Wash
ington, took place. Tho delegates aro Sirs.
Alexander Cooper, regent ; Sirs. R SI. Slof
fatt, vleo regent. Tho nlternntes nro Sirs.
S. J. Babcock, SIlss 13. K Slassey, Sirs. D.
W. Shelley. Sirs. II. F. Wltmer. Sirs. H. II.
Fisher, Strs. Frank Taylor, Sirs. A. II.
Fritz, Sirs. A. J. Bankerd, Sirs. J. II.
Smyth and SIIs3 Jeffries.
An Interesting paper was read by SIlss
A. SI. Itoblnson, tho chapter's historian,
on "Pnpcr Sloney."
Tho entcrtnlnor for tho afternoon was
SIlss Durham, who gnvo several recita
tions. St. Raphael's Dramatic Company will
present tho four-act comedy drama, en
titled "A Ilomanco of tho West," on Fri
day and Saturday evenings, at St. Ha
Iihncl'H now auditorium, 8Dth street and
Tlnlcum avenue.
Thoso taking pnrt will bo Sir. Jamos
SIcGowan, manager: Sir. Thomas Horan.
Sir. James SIcDovltt. Jr , Sir. Howard
Pfeftler, Sir. Thomas Kcegan, Sir. John
nunlcavy, SIlss Nellie Bradley, SIlss
Nolllo SIcGowan. JIIss Elizabeth Dough
erty, SIlss Lettlo Copplls and SIlss Slary
Fitzgerald.
Tho sixth annual banquet and reception
of tho Corloy Catholic Club will bo held this
evening. Tho Bcceptlon Commltteo includes
Sir. Thomas Carlln, chairman ; Sir. William
Crowley, Sir. Georgo Jackson, Sir. Herbert
13rvln, Sir. Harold O'llara. Sir. Harry
Slatthews. Sir. William Boetr, Sir. John
A. Schrnmm nnd Sir. Raymond A. Diet
rich. Among tho honornry guests will be
the nov. J. SI. SlcSlmne. tho Itev. SI. J.
Corloy. tho Itev. James Nosh, tho Bov. F.
J. Kane, the Rev. J. G. Fitzgerald. Sir. Jo
seph P. Gnffney. Sir. William S. Vare. Sir.
I3dwin H. Vare, Sir. Joseph P. Rogers. Sir.
William Wilson, Str. A. Becker, Sir. F. J.
SIcDonnell, Sir. Raymond SlacN'ellle, Sir.
John SI. Flynn. Sir. John Balzlcy, Sir.
John Ransom, Sir. John SIcGulgan, Sir.
Owen SIcGulgan and Sir. William E. Fin
lcy.( Tho nlumnao of the Academy of the Sis
ters of SIcrcy will glvo a danco nt the
Rltz-Carlton tomorrow ovonlng In aid of
tho Mlserlcordln Hospital.
A largo party was given nt tho homo of
Sir. and Sirs. Dcvers. at 3131 Euclid
avonue, to celobrnte tho 18th' birthday of
SIlss Beatrice Devers. Sir. Benjamin
I-elder gavo a short address. Among those
present were SIlss Nettle Abrams, Sliss
Laura Devers. SIlss Ida Nltzbcrg, SIlss
Sarah Devers. SIlss SIolllo Sygdeman,
SIlss Fannie Slncn. SIlss Ida Polish, Sliss
Ida Uollouso Pear, SIlss Sylvia Devers,
SIlss Rebecca Wager. Sliss Surah Advo
kect, SIlss Rao Inbor. SIlss Rollah Fisher.
Sir. Charles Slaster. Mr David Clearfield,
Sir. Jucou OiluKsman, Str. Loon Spenser,
Sir. Victor Felnsteln. Sir. Edward Wager,
Sir. Slltchell Goldman, Sir. Sydney
Abrams, Sir. Harry Fodolld, Sir. Aaron
Surt and Str. SInx Stern.
A charity danco will bo held this eve
ning at Sheldknecht's Dancing Academy
under the auspices of the Sllsses Brooks.
A delightful dinner was given Sunday
by Sir. and SIra J. Slogul, of 30J1 Clifford
street. In honor of the Jd birthday of their
daughter, Hilda Slogul. Tho tables were
beautifully decorated with various flow
ers. Among the guests wero Str nnd
Sirs. S. Slogul, SIlss Fay Slogul. Sliss Bes-
AMUSEMENTS
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MARY PICKFORD
Adfe'ntur0.' "Poor Little Peppina"
7- Zl CHjSSTNUT Below 18ti
A lilQ Hi Q aU THIS WEEK
JTXXV.CV BILUE BURKE
la First Presentation ol FEUOV"
Stanley
UAIIKET AUOVK nrrn
11 laa m. to 11.13 p. lo.
CHARLOTTE
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BK1AVYK ft CO S rpWTXT PUHS
Ww.1 iaau i at l'otW4f UJL WOA.
slo I'ortner, Stls Slatllda Slogul, Stled
f..enh Stern, SIlss Pauline Slogul, Sir. and
Mrs. William Stern, Sir. Gilbert Slogul.
Str, Louis StogUI, Str. Waldo and Sir.
Abraham Slogul.
Sir. and Sirs. Iccne, of S238 Fngo street,
entertained Sunday afternoon In honor of
the birthdays of their daughter, Sllsa Sarah
Leeso, and son, Sliislcr Joseph Ijcesc. The
guests Included Sliss Florenco Sloan, Alls
Mather Sloyorlnan, SIlss Itella Stoycrtnan,
SIlss Ida Stoycrlnan, SIlss Francis Jullnok.
Stl-ss Klcnnor Abrams, Mlsi Tlllle Polllner,
Sliss Margaret I.ccec. SIlss Hannah Xicese,
SHaq Paulino Loose, Sir. Sydney Ost, Mr,
Nathan Halter, Sir. Philip llakcr. Sir. Stan
ton J.ovlclc. Sir. Itobert Stnndcl, Sir. Mich
ael Katz. Sir. Slllton Knrtman. Mr. Samuel
Knrtinnti, Sir. Clarence Ost, Sir. Jonas,
Foldman. Str Slorrls Itothatelii, Sir. Uer
nnrd Sloan, Sir Oscar Ilraunstcln, Str.
Abraham Ilraunstcln and Sir. Nnthan
Feldman.
A suprlso birthday party was glvon by
Doctor and Sirs. Kramer, of 1E33 South
J 0 tli street, In honor of their son, SI ax
well Kramer. Thoso present wero Dr,
nnd Strs Dorshnwctis and tho sophomore
class of tho Philadelphia High School.
A Valentino party was given at the
home of Sliss Esther Flcl, at 2026 Ittdga
nvctiup, on Sunday evening. Tho guests
Included SIlss Leah Segal, SIlss Anna Ber
ger. Sliss Bine Horgcr, SIlss Lillian Kot2cn,
Sliss Ulancho Knufman, SIlss Jean Sha
ll! id. SIlss Hannah Colin, Sliss Stlnerva
Colin, SIlss Clara Frccdgood, Sir. 11
Greenspan, Sir. A. Waxman, Sir. SI. Ber
ger, Sir. It. A. Jacobs, Str. II. Colin, Sir.
H. IlosofT, Sir. Ij. ltatz. Sir. II. Flel. Sir.
11. Blaustelii, Sir. I). Sillier and Sir. B.
Stnmbler.
Dramatic presentations from Shakes
pcaro were given last night by members
of tho Young SIcn's and Women's Hebrew
Association at tho Hebrew Literature So
ciety, 310-12 Catherine street, under tho
auspices of the Literary Circle of that or
ganization. Sir. Bernard Brodlo gavo
readings from "Slacbeth." SIlss Sllrlam
SIngll and SIlss Sarah Slagll enacted
scenes from "Tho Taming of the Shrew."
In addition to tho literary program a
muslcalo was given. Mr. Harry KHngs
bcrg nctcd as chairman.
A dinner was given by Sir. and Mrs.
SI. autlohm at their home, 2814 North
22d street, on Sunday evening, In honor
of SIlss Jcnnlo Solodar. Among tho guests
wero Sir. nnd Sirs. S. Solodar, SIlss D.
Btltsteln. Sliss K. Solodar, SIlss R Gut.
lohm, Str. S. Gold, Sir. B. Gold, Sir.
D. Solodar. Sir. L. Solodar, Sir. II. Bar
ash, Sir. 11 Gutlohm and Sir. Edward
Wasscrman, of Chester.
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SERBIAN RELIEF MISSION
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Third Week's Engagement
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"On the FirinR Lino With Germans"
Mr. Durborouah Appear at Each Showing.
Seats S5o from 2 to U r. JL dally except
Saturdays. Attar U, i!3o and BOo. Gallery, 18a,
filnhp Theatre JUSSifwa.
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