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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THUKBDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1916.
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I NANCY WYNNE GOSSIPS ABOUT
UJNUi un THE LAST DEB AFFAIRS
Mr. and Mrs. A. Maxwell Sheppard Will Entertain at a
Dance This Everting at the Merion Cricket Club.
various utner Affairs of Interest
fllrn. AND JUHS A. JWAXWEIjIj
IVl PHEPPAUD will glvo a dance
la evening nt tno Mcnon cricket
Club for ihplr attractive debutante,
daughters, Carolyn and Mildred, and
tar Eleanor Verncr, who 1b tho (laugh
s' jer of Mr. and Mrs. William It. Verne:
WK .. Hill. J.liH m , niMAUM 41m .An t .
rnesfl uviio ucuo .! miiiwiib mu Btctti
t favorites this year, and liavo been
havlnR a perfectly splendid time. Thero
have been no ond of entertainments for
them, ond this ono will bo particularly
delightful, for tlio ballroom of tho club
house Is particularly well adapted as a
miner background for a prlvato dance.
fft'.Thero will bo a erood many dlnnors bo-
p foro the dance. Mrs. ltorjort aayro
k'urodliead will glvo ono of 20 covers at
p tho cricket club In honor of hor daugh.
I.'i.r Frances. Dr. and Mrs. Perry Allen
K ,tU entertain for Agnes, tho Wlllard
I Bpensers will glvo a uinner lor uiiuro
awl Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oberteuffer
trill entertain for Dorothea.
I hear that Donald .Tones, son of Mr.
and Mrs. levering Jones, who was a
member of the Ford peace party, will
not, like tho other members, como
hbmo to rooHt, but has decided to pro-
m long his stay nt Tho Hague. Perhaps
V he will bo a little pcaco party an to
himself. As ror mo, l preier tno wme
and mighty ocean between mo and tho
other sldo of tho world Just now.
Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman is en
tertaining at a theatro party and tea
afterward at tho Bellovuo-Stratford for
Mary Lnliil, whoso wedding to Jack
Myers will take place on Wednesday
of next week. Mary Is a protty llttlo
maiden, with light fluffy hair and hazel
eyes. She camo out last year and was
one of tho first of last season's debi to
ff announce her engagement this jour.
Tho members of hor bridal party will
h meats nt tho luncheon. They aie
ft..lnno liVflnmnn rnMinrlnn Jnrin1i1. !
Janet Fades, Elizabeth Kennedy, He
becca Lycett, Anno Myers, of Wash
ington, and Frances Iredell, of Plaln
flelfl. Mrs. William Simpson, Jr., who has
that beautiful placo In Overbrook, will
give a luncheon to Mary and her
bridesmaids on Tuesday, the 29th.
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Does your husband know you'ro out?
Or If out, does ho know whero you are?
This momentous question is duo to a
tad, sad incident which took placo re
cently. I was dining out at a friend's
' home and the bell rang loudly. Wo
heard a very nice voice inquiring in
qutto an audiblo tone, "Is my wlfo
E here?" On receiving a nogativo reply
Bf the voice became lower and rather con
fidential: "Well, can you tell us whero
our wives aro? Tlioro aro three of us,
f' you ee, and wq aro all in tho same
Nboat" Tho poor things wore In a
urcuuiui huuu oi comusiuu. J.I1GU-
4 rrives had gone out to a sewing circle
which Is In existence along tho Read-
J ing way, and each had told hubby tp
call for her. Hubbies happened to meet
en their quest and not a ono of them
knew whero to go. They had forgotten
to ask them whero they would bo, so
they wandered about the country
eearchlng. Tho story ends there, for
we heard no more. I only hopo they
finally discovered them, for they
founded most forlorn and, too, I have
not seen any ads In tho lost und found
department. Ono wlfo lost was bad
enough, but heavens, think of three!
NANCY WYNNE.
Mn S. Euslls' s,rs- William If. dreeno,
lt ' TTI?,ot"fta Brlnlon, Stlns Nina Lea,
till; L,u,'r Conradl, Mrs. Abram II. Wln
t .i JV V.r8- n Scammon Jones and Mrs.
Louis F. Benson.
.itr.8' Snmucl Bell. Jr., of 1314 Locust
street, entertained at dinner last evening
U,. . Pe"mantown Cricket Club. Tho
guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
uements, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Pcqulgnot,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tortcr, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sharp, Miss Nellie Taylor, Miss
irono Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Kennedy, stlsi Helen Boll, Mr. Ellis
ponies, Mr. Christian McCain and Mrs.
Henry Horrocks.
Mrs. George W. Walton will bo tho host
ess at a largo dinner-dance to bo held on
March 17 at tho Adolphta. Tho decorations
throughout wilt be In green.
Tho Corinthian Yacht Club will give
a dinner on March 2 at tho Adclphla.
Along the Main Line
OVnnmtOOK Mrs. C. P. Landreth,
of 4917 Monument road, gavo a luncheon
followed by muslo and brldgo on Tuesday
at her home. Mrs. Mcrtou Grimes, mezzo
soprano, gavo a number of solos that wero
greatly enjoyed by tho other guests, who
Included Jtrs. Harold Iluzby, Mrs. John
McConnghy, Mrs. John McAvoy, Jtrs. ltob
crt McConaghy, Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Mrs.
Edwin II. Varo. Mrs. Philip Johnson, Mrs.
William H. Goll, Mrs. Wilbur Beaumont,
urn. ucorgo sneppard, Mrs. A. B. Mat
thews, MrH. Marv Wlnp. Mm. A. .1. wl.
don, Mrs. J. Snyder, Mrs. W. B. G. Terry,
Mrs. William Duncan, Mrs. G. Lincoln,
Sirs. William II. Datz, Mrs. George Keob
ler, Mrs. L. B. Forto and Mrs. Clayton
Hagy, of Atlantic City.
WYNNEWOOD Miss Margaret Elea
nor Itushton, of Lancaster avenue, has Is
sued Invitations for a. small dance at her
home on Friday evening, March 3, to
meet Miss Ethel Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dolmont, of Mont
gomery avenue, have been spending sev
eral days In Now York attending tho dog
hIiow.
Mrs. Italph E. White, of Kent road, on
tei tallied her brother nnd sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Coates Williams,
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Trunkett, of
Boston, over the week-end.
BIUW MAWIt Mr. Honry B. Wallace,
of Bryn Mawr avenue, nnd Mr. Wilson
Burnord, of Morris avenue, have been
spending several days in New York, at
tending tho dog show.
WEDDINGS
MOLONEY MacENTEE.
An unusually attractive wedding was
eolcbrated at the Itoman Catholic Church
of tho Epiphany, 11th and Jackson streets,
Tuesday mo-nlng at 9 o'clock, when Miss
Elizabeth MaoEnteo became the bride of
Mr. Thomas J. Moloney. Tho ltcv. Luke
St. Powers ofllclated, This wedding was
the sequel to the sensational rescue from
drowning In tho waters of tho Chosa
peako Bay of Miss MacKntce by Mr. Mo
loney while spending their vacation at
Bottcrton, Md two years ago.
Tho bridal couplo will spend tholr
honeymoon In Bermuda, nnd upon their
return will live at 2035 Frailer terrace,
West Philadelphia, whero they will be
at homo After March 15.
Chestnut Hill
' Mrs. Peter Graham nnd her daughter,
Mlxs Mary Wain Graham, of 318 West
Moreland avenue, have been spending a
fortnight ut tho homo of Jtrs. Graham's
son anil daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
P.Ichard Gray Park, Jr.. at Itoscmout.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Park, accompanied by Mr.
nnd Mrs. Itlchard Gray Park, Sr., havo
gone to Plnehurst for a short stay.
Miss Evellno Taylor, of St. Martin's, Is
at present the guest of .Miss Helen Curtis,
of ltochcster.
Along the Reading
Miss Margaret Wormaii, of Fort Wash
ington, entertained tho Phi Gamma Soror
ity yesterday afternoon nt hor homo. Ar
rangements nre being completed for an In
vitation dance will be given by tho sorority
on Thursday evening, March 2, at 8:30
o'clock, at tho North Hills Country Club,
Edge Hill.
Tho members of tho senior class of tho
Cheltenham High School at Elklns Park
will give their class dance at tho New
Century Inwlng Ilooms, 124 South 12th
street, tomorrow evening. Tho commit
tee In chnrgo Includes Mr. John achrls,
chalrmnu; Miss Ebbcrt, Miss Martha Lea,
Miss Caroline Crnlg, Mr. Hcrtry Scheetz,
Miss Wacscho, Miss Marlon Warner, Mr.
William Wuldls and Mr. William Dickie.
Mrs. Frederick C. Schmidt, of Logan,
has nnnounced tho engagement of her
daughter, Mist Ireno A. V. Schmidt, to
Mr. Lesllo Gordon Wcygandt, Jr. No
dato hRs been set for the wedding.
Mr. nnd Jtrs. Gcorgo Lavlno, of 21st
and Locust streets, havo bought a coun
try placo nt Hyd.il, which they will oc
cupy In the early spring. Their new
homo Is on tho corner of Jleadowbrook
and Huntingdon roads, and adjoins tho
homes of Mr. and Mrs. William Paul
O'Nollt and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton L.
Carson.
Miss Emily Lewis, of Washington lane,
Elklns Park, will Ic.ivo on Wcdnesdny,
March 8, for Pittsburgh, whero sho will
visit friends for Bovcral weeks, and will
bo extensively entertained.
North Philadelphia
Jlrs. William E. Jtarls gavo n Washing
ton's Birthday luncheon yesterday after
noon at her home, 1421 West Somerset
street. Tho guests Included Jlrs. Alfred
Russell, Jlrs. Henry IIusfcII, Jlrs. Herbert
Stltcs, Jlrs. Hunt, Jlrs. Jr. Wilson, Jfrs.
Edward Graff, Jlrs. Charles H. Grant and
Jlrs. Samuel C, Wright.
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WILL HAVE UNUSUAL EEATUBES
Bala Auditorium in Cynwyd Will Present Gay Scene on
March 3, When Dance Will Be Given, ut
Which Mayor Will Be Guest
TTNUSL'AN entertainment will be pro-
-l vlded for til
Personals
.Mr. and Jlrs. Wlllard' Spenser, who will
he a dinner at their home In St Davids
tilll fiVpnlntr In hnnn nf.ttiftlr flAhtltnntf,
fiughter, Miss JIary Clalro Spenser, later
taking their guests to the danco at tho
iuerion Cricket Club, which Jlr. and Mrs.
A. Maxwell Shennard will clvn for thalr
J.Jjughter, will havo JIIss Corinno Borden
fiocman, aiiss Marlon liutton, JIIss mar
ietta D, Myers. Miss Sarah S. Slyors.
Jllsa Louise Slnnlckson Orey, Mr. William
JJoyd Bailey, Jr.. Jlr. John B. Hoyl, Jlr.
UObert O. TTftvl .Tr. , Mf TTAI.Aff Tfn.lniit
tWr. Clarence Patton Freeman, Sir. Rod-
V -. -ooKman and Sir. Wlllard Spenser,
Jr,f as their guests.
Mr. and Sirs. A. Ten Broeclc Runic havo
ISSUed InvltntlnMa tew n Anr,rn nt tliA
B,Mrton Cricket Club on Friday, BInrch 3,
m nonor or their sister. JIIss Edith Halsey
Kunfe, whose marriage to Sir. John
Thomas Liggett will take placo the fol
lowing day In the Church of the Itu
Mraer, Bryn Slawr.
Ml8 Robert TTtnntr TTsva la tt .,ioRt
. Of Mr. flTld XffHl n V4mmI Hn.nn In
Jrovldence, R. I."
Mr, and Mrs. William II. Ix. of Ger.
iaantown, announce the engagement of
fjneir aaughter. Miss Chrlstlanna K. Lex,
Mr. George P, Lancaster, of Overbrook.
i nas been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrfl- niarlamaffnn Tnwmn will
ijntertaln at dinner this evening at their
Home, 1316 Locust street. .
MrS. Wltllnm IV T)aa n ItK C-n,.t.
L''0 Street, will hn at lmiA thla nftir.
KiVfler 3 o'clock, when she will be as-
tto. ,7? m relvlng by her daughter, Mrs.
rJTlitiam J. ninlhln nnd 9u T T Ijtn.
Njater, of New York.
"fa. Alatl 1ST. Rtfr.no -ti'lft AikUA Infnr.
In?" hl8 afternoon at her home, 2036
yj Lancey place.
RvV John Barclay Steenson Rex, of
Ir'Won, wlU entertain at luncheon and
-'" on weunesaay, March 1.
ln,I5lla',e''nla wl'l be well represented at
l WUtDeo's winter mmrtu mrnlvnl -u-hlnh will
fSFW tomorrow morning and close Sunday
Stk k Aniong those who already are at
tifAchateau Frontenao are Mr. and Jlrs.
!"' Kelso Cassatt, Master A. J. Cas
iSJK, Mr George Thayer and the Rev. Dr.
iPIval will Include snow shoeing, ski
jumping1, bobsleighing, curling, horse rao-
r nn sieighs, women's nocKey maicn.
j -- fiuvivey- ueiwiwi) nw v."ito
ifciaplins and Masked Marvels, toboggan
LflCM Mi .,n A, ... .t. l..A ,1a nt
n vhateau Saturday night and a display
Germantown
Tho marriage of JIIss Gortrude A. Stew
art, of 7129 Boyer street, to Sir. George
II Buckley, an odlcinl of tho Southern
Railway Company, will take place in
April.
Sir. Orlando Crease,. Jr., has issued
cards for Wednesday evening, March 1,
at the Germantown Conservatory of Slu
sh', to hear Sir. Lou Wcstcott Beck tell
homo stories of his IE yenrs" experience
as a prospector on the American deserts.
JIIss E. Edna Johnson, of 232 Walnut
lane, who has been In California since
last summer, will return JIarch 1.
Jlr Arthur Goodfcllow. of Detiolt. Srich.,
Is spending several days In Germantown
as tho guest of his parents, Jlr. and Jlrs.
John W. Goodfellow, of 232 West School
lane. Jlr. Goodfcllow's engagement to
JIIss Helen Van Duson was recently an
nounced. Jtlss JIary Goodwin, of 5330 iinyntou
street, Is spending several days in New
York.
Friends of Jtrs. Fiancla B, Reeves, Jr.,
of Abbottsford avenue, will be sorry to
learn that, she Is 111 In tho Germantown
Hospital.
Mr. John Blakcley, of 2803 Indian
Queen lane, has returned to his homo
from a Southern trip.
Cards havo been iBsucd by Jlr. nnd Jtrs.
George II. Davis, Jtr. and Jlrs. O, Alger
non Parkman and Sir, and Sirs. Alfred
Orchard for a masked dance on Wednes
day evening, JIarch 1, at 665(5 German
town avenue.
Jtlss Elizabeth Kolb, of AVest School
house lane, has returned from Now
York, whero she has been visiting friends
for a week.
West Philadelphia
Sirs. U. ('Union Guthrie has issued in
vitations for a lea In bo ghcu on the
afternoon of Thursday, March 'i. at her
home, 722 North 10th street. The card
of Jlrs. Charles Jfonroe Bordner Is In
closed. JIIss Helen SI. Shoch entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon at her home,
4201 Pine street, in honor of Bliss Viola
M. Vreeland, of Brooklyn.
Sirs. G, D. Craig gave a Washington's
Birthday party to the K. K, Klub on Slon-
day evening. Covers were laid for 25
guests.
Girard Farms
Mrs. Homer H. Norton, wife of Lieuten
ant Norton, U, S. N., will entertain this
afternoon at her home, 216 South 21st
street. In honor of Miss JIary Potter. The
affair will be a bridge party of six tables,
and her guests will Include Jlrs. F. C.
Belsel, Mrs. J. A. Lenahan, Mrs. W, S.
Pye, Miss Frlsiputh, Sirs, W. H. Huelings,
Sirs, J, Pattersfleld, Mrs. Richard Turner,
Sirs. J, Willetts, Mrs, Church, Mrs. Ches
ter Hand, Sirs. Andrew T. Graham, Sirs.
Warner tC. Lotz. Sirs. John V. McAlplne,
Sirs. McClung. Slrs. Nelbon Vulte, Mrs.
II. V, SlqKlttrlck, Sirs. Porter, Sirs. Frank
Hatford, Mrs. Lanz, Sirs. T. S. Fillmore,
Sirs. Raymond S. ICeyes and Miss Blanche
Lane.
Mrs. Norton will also entertain tomor
row at bridge, when her guests will In
clude Mrs. E. D. Ryan, Mrs. Charles Bry
ant Drake, Mrs. Charles S. Dayl. Mrs.
Alexander S. Williams, Sirs. Morris. Mrs.
W- Allen, Sirs. Quy A- BIssett, Mrs. Ralph
L. Shepard, Mrs. John Marston, Mrs.
Boyle, Mrs. Wenzel, Mrs. Alexander A.
Vandegrlft, Mrs. II. A. Allen, Sirs, John
Handy JlaU, Mrs. George deBennevillo
Keim, Sirs. Lyolus Beebe, Mrs. John Robl
nette Mrs. A.1 Chantry, Mrs. A .B. Court.
Mr k William Leo Pryor, Mrs. Edouard V.
Sirs. Carrie Krlogcr, of 1824 North 18th
street. Is visiting relatives In New York
nnd Newark.
Jlrs. F. Dllshelmer, of 3021 Diamond
fctieet, Is spending some time with friends
In Baltimore.
Jlr. Howard E. Stern, of Cornoll Col
lege, has returned to his home, 1613 Pop
lar street, for tho spring months.
Jlrs. Joseph Harris, of 2114 North 21st
street, has returned to her home, after
spending a week as the guest of JIIhs
Llllie Jtyers, of New York cltj.
Jtr, and Sirs. Horace Stern and daugh
ter, of 1524 North 16th street, will spend
several weeks in Cuba and other South
ern resorts.
Mrs. Herbert II. Frank nnd daughter
and Sirs. Julia Frank havo moved from
2137 North 26th street to 2830 West Le
high avenue.
Jlr. nnd JlVs. David Trompcttpr, of 2520
West Cumberland street, announce tho
betrothal of their daughter. JIIss Rcb.i
Trompettcr, to Jlr. Philip N. Arnold.
Sir. nnd Jtrs. August Steppacher, of
2147 North 15th street, spent the week
end at tho Royal Palaco' Hotel, Atlantic
City.
Jliss Gladys Elchengreen. .if 2265 Noith
21st street, has returned from Turns
River with JIIss H. M. Llpschutz, who
spent the week-end with her.
Jlrs. L. Friedman has moved from 2026
North Broad street to 3826 North 17th
street.
Sir. nnd Jlrs. Paul Burns, of 2017 Pop
lar street hnva Just returned from an
extended trip through Australia. New Zea
land. Tasmania and fiouthVfi lea. They
havo been abroad eight monyis.
MISS ELIZABETH HOOD LATTA
Miss Latta, who is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Lattn, possesses a voice of uncommon loveliness. Together with
Mr. Robert Armbruster, sho will give a recital this afternoon for
charity at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis, 30 South
22d street.
Lansdowne
Sirs. Edward Fny, of Shadoland ave
nue, entertained tho members of her card
club this afternoon.
Tho Bcyys' Catholic Club will glvn a card
party and danco in tho hchool hall on
JIarcK 1. Tho affair Is in charge of Jlr.
William J. I 'hi, Sir. Jnmes Barrow, Sir.
Thomas Fnrrcn, Jlr. William Culhane, Sir.
Joseph JIuriny, Sir. John JIurray, Jlr.
Albert Weber and Jlr. Thomas Culhano.
Frankford
Jtrs. William C. Kntz. of Penn ave
nue, will entertain at dinner on Sunday.
Among tho guests will bo Jtlss Telma
Illrschfcld. JIIss Jllnnio Hlrschfeld nnd
Jtlss Bessie Hlrschfeld, of Logan; Bliss
Carrje Krctchman nnd Jtlss Violet Lllllo,
of Tlogn. ornl Jliss Fiances Kretchmnu, of
Camden.
Jlrs. Harold Ogdcn, of IS Pcnnock ter
race, gavo a luncheon of olght covers yes
terday afternoon. Thu guests wero Jlrs.
William F. Loyd, Jtrs. J. Jlaclceown, Jtrs.
Thomas Cooper, Sirs. Richardson Shoe
maker, Sirs, J. Herbert Ogden, Sirs.
Frank E. Sngendorph and Mrs. Ralph
Hays.
The dancing class of tho Dlsston play
ground will give a leap-year danco on
Tuesday evening, February 29, at tho play
ground. Jlcmbers of tho Parents' Asso
ciation and tholr friends nro invited.
jrr. Robert W. Ramsden, of Penn btreet,
left last week for New York, whero he
will sail for an extended trip through
Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas.
Tioga
A largely attended Colonial reception
and muslcalo was held on Tuesday night
In tho Temple Baptist Church. 22d and
Tloga streets. Tho decorations were In
keeping with tho day celebrated, and tho
guests wero nttlred In Colonlnl costumes.
Those receiving were Jlrs. Clara S. Og
den, Jlrs. Thomas C. Bird, Jlrs. Henry
E. Robertson, Jlrs. E. E. Walling. Miss
Alice Jennings. Jlrs Edward Mnddock and
Jlrs. Samuel II. Kemp
r urnwni-iru Mxn.In.. ..ifrht Ntivap muiM n ,-.
pins .-.j i . "" - -- " i ja0B, sire, a, v.. ueurms, wru. it. u.
MB"la,s V"U "lv" ln th dleret .tuley and Mrs. Littleton W- T. Waller.
Camden and Vicinity
Judge and Mrs. Howard Carrovv are on
a trip to Florida and Cuba.
Mr. d" Mrs. Waltar J. staats have
MMHwd frero vwt( CMfo.
Mwnu.
Att intftrAatlm Nj.llnl will 1ia flVAtl thlfl
tIttrnoon by Bliss Elizabeth Hood Latta
jW Mr. Robert Armbruster In the ball
fg of Mrs. 4'lifford Lwl' home, 30
S'a sta atreet Among the patroues
1 . George Fate Baker, Mr JAMpb
uasaamt Mrs. J Louis !?UM)iW.
U. iAnnii Harrison, lira. David
- HrtS Clifford Lent. Mm- Wf f
Kedaed i. Mrs. amuw x.
. airfa, livBm w vuwbm. m
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. and Jrrs, Thomas F. Carr, whose
wedding took placo on Fcbiuary 5, nro
spending their honeymoon at Washington
and Old Point Comfort, Va.. and on their
letiiru In Starch will be nt homo to their
friends at 3612 Emerald street. Sirs. Carr
prior to her marriage was Miss Anna Jfc
Lnughlln, of 3137 Custer street
Sirs'. C. Edward Sillier, of Chicago, is
the guest of her brother-in-law and sister,
Dr. and Sirs. St. Gradess, of 2930 North
6th Btreet.
Sir. M. Rosenbaum, of North 8th Btreet,
has left for a trip to Lakdwood and
thence to Hot Springs and Salt Lake City.
Silas Helen O'Nell, of North 7th street.
Is entertaining Miss Edith Summers, of
Harrlsburg, Pa., as her guest for two
weeks.
Bliss Aline Wendell, of 2d and Thomp
son Btreets, Is visiting relatives and
friends In New York for a fortnight.
The seventh annual supper and danca
given by the New Century Division 253
of the a. L A. to the B. of L. E. will be
held on Thursday, Slarch 2, at Clayton's
Academy, 9th street and Girard avenue.
Swarthmore
Invitations hav. been Issued by Jlr.
Jtorrls Clothier to tho men of tho senior
class of Swarthmore College for a dinner
nt tho Hellevuo-Stratford on Saturday evo
nlng. This Is tho regular Swarthmore
club dinner which Is given by Jtr. Clothier
every year to tho outgoing bcnlors
The marriage of JIIss Harriet Keen and
Jlr. Wllliuin Turner will take place to
morrow nt the homo of thq brido in Lans
downe. The wedding will be very quiet,
with no one but tho Immedlnto families
present, and afterward the bridegroom and
bride will tako an extended trip to tho
Paclllo coast. JIIss Keen was formerly
a student of Swarthmore College and Jtr.
Turner Is a graduate and a member of the
Ihl Kappa Psl Fraternity. They will bo
at homo after September 1 nt Swarthmore.
Wilmington
Sirs. Edgar SI. Hoopes, Jr., has SIlsi
Estolld Odell, of Nevvburg, N. Y as
her guest this week. Jlrs. Hoopes will
entertain at a tea for Sllss Odell and for
her sister JIIss Frances Unln, also of
Nowbuig,, this afternoon.
Sir. and Jlrs. E. lleveiiy Culluii, of this
city, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jliss Mabel Virginia Ciillcu, to
Mr. Frank Everett Hiirtmaii. of Char
lottesville, Va. Tho dato Is not sot for tho
wedding, Miss Cullen Is a granddaughter
of the late Judge Cullen, of Georgetown,
and a great-granddaughter of Bishop
Waugh, of Baltimore.
Btr. and Sirs. William I Scott havo re
turned from a 10 days' stay nt Birming
ham, Ala.
Sir. and Strs. Henderson Weir, Sir. and
Sirs. James F, Nlelds, Sirs. Slontetth Jack
son, Sir. Rodney Thayer and Sir. Ivers
Adams havo left for Quebec, to btay at
the Chateau Frontenao and enjoy the
winter tports.
Sllss Paulina SIcCorkindale is spending
some time at Atlantic City, N. J,
Dr. and Sirs. SI, F. Corkrau are enter
taining tho Jotter's coutdn, Mrs. WUIiain
T, Lawton, of Baltimore, Bid.
Tho first annual banquet and reunion
of tho old Northwood Athletic Club was
hold at the Continental Hotel on Saturday
evening. For a number of years the
Northwood tcnni3 represented Frnnlsford
nn tho gridiron and diamond and won
many brilliant victories at Suinmerdale
ami on tho old Country Club grounds.
Tho reunion brought tho boyH together for
the first tlmo since 1910. The committee
in chnrgo was composed of Jlr. Georgo
Boyd, Jtr. Ollvor Cromwell, Sir. Gcorgo
Browu and Sir. Harry S. Donat, chair
man.
JIIss Eleanor Gallagher, of 2C06 Rhnwn
street, was guest of honor Tuesday at
a Washington's Birthday party given
by Sir. and Jlis. Howard I'llks, of Rydal,
I 'a. The guests included .Mr. and Jlrs.
William Carroll, Jlr. und .Mrs. George A.
Hawkins, Jlr. and Jlrs. Thomas A. Unas,
Miss .Sophia Jnyucs. Bliss Helen Levin,
Sllss Elizabeth JIaglll, JIIss Betsy Ben
son, Jlihs JInrgiicrlto Lambert, Jliss
Rcba Dutton, JIIss Beatrice Locke, JIIss
Joiephlno Flemmlng, Jliss Edna Walker,
JIIss Caroline Pinker, JIIss Florenco Don
nelly, JIIss Gracu Dotterer, Stiss Blarlon
Philips, JIIss Sluitha Fow, Miss Paulino
Jlarlnoff, Mr. Itnlph Jarvls. Sir. Philip
neimenson, jlr. waiter Jlooney, Sir.
Charles Kelly, Sir. Harvey Dutton, Sir.
Harris Tyson, Sir. Paul II. Prlmm, Sir.
Hugh Daw. Sir. Horace E. Fronefleld,
Sir. lbort Joyce, Jtr. John Jf. Folly, Sir.
Oscar Dunlap, Jtr. William Smith, Sir.
Kirk Sllverwood, Sir. John Graham and
Sir. James T. Grlillths.
Sir. and Sirs. T. Stott. of 5430 North
Water street and Sir. and Sirs. William
Jlargerlson, of 522D Nortli Front street,
Olney, aro spending some time in Florida.
Jlrs. Charles Potter, of Sellers and
Lelper streets, Is convalescing nt her
homo after several weeks' treatment at
tho Frankford Hospital for blood-poison-Ing.
Tho Fo Chaso jronday Club will hold
an up'Mi meeting at tho Episcopal Parish
House this evening, when Jlrs. John
Clarence Ia-o will talk on "Acrosi Siberia
Alone." The soloists will bo Bliss Chal
fnnte, Sir. Keer and Mr. Walters
WILL AID AT ST. AGNES' CONCERT
M
WdA 10
ty-
rHtxMHa WK(g4 bv
Langhorne
"Playing tho Game," by an all-star
cast of the members of tho Rucks County
Country Club will be tha attraction on
Slarch 11 In the Casino of the clubhouse.
What's Doing Tonight
llelievue-
Matlne Mimical Club concert.
Stratford Hotel: 8 o'clock.
Canadian Society supper-danca.
airtMuru Jioicii 9 U C1UCK.
Lecture. "Highway Problems ttj
vuiuu, uy iv. u. uuier.
8 o'clock.
Houth Philadelphia Ihislneu Men'a AasocU
tion annual dinner, AilolpUla Hotel; 0.30
o'olock.
Holrn) by Choral Society of Church of St.
iuMtlr. ?!l1 ami n ljinrv (, a
Dellevus-
lnnm I.
i'ranklU lnatltute.
!i ami Da I.ancey atrreti; i
Mureton. rtcltal. Griffith Ha.ll; a
Sautour,
o'clock.
County Osteopathia Soelty, Hotel Adelchla:
J 30 o'clock.
nance for beneflt of JI!erlcordU Hoapltal,
Rltz-Curlton.
Henry
o'clock.
I)turo, "Continuation School," by Prof.
J.-0?,, N'J'if11?', Ken""" Irl Alumni
Building; 8:15 o'olock.
Special nwetlne of Central Hurt Sshool
Alumni to dUoues military training-, High
School. Broad an4 Oraon streets; ( o'clock. .
8t. Paul's ouclire 5d dance, Hotel Walton:
I o'clock.
University xUaku lecture. "Qroat Moral
4. uuitwKu opaeta.
o miesls of Sir. John R.
K. Scott, .Mr. Frank A. Hnrrlgnn, Jtr.
Witllnm If. Wilson, itr. John C. BIcAvoy
nnd Mr. Frnncla Jl. JtcAdnmi nt tho an
nual costume dance en mnsque, 'to be
given nt tho Unla Auditorium In Cynwyd
on Friday, Jtnrcli 3. This dnncc, which
hns become n fixed celebration, prtimlses
to surpass tho dnncc of last jenr for
originality nnd oddity. Special elaborate
decorating of the latest vogue has been
nrrangeil. Among the guests will lie
JInjor Thomas H. Smith nnd Jtrs. Smith,
Mr. nnd JtrR. Joseph 1. Itogers, Judge
John sr. Patterson and Jlrs. Patterson,
Judgo Charles Y. Audcnrlcd nnd Jtrs.
Audenrlcd, Sir. and Mrs. William S. Vnio
nnd Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Edwin II. Vnre. A
remarkable feature will bo Hie Introduc
tion of Hawaiian string music.
Tho Sectional Committee or tho Phila
delphia Young Friends' Association pre
sented tho play, "A Hnchelor's Itomnnco."
last evening In tho Auditorium of the
Philadelphia Young Friends' Association
Hulldlng. fontho benefit of tho Friends'
Neighborhood! Guild.
Those In tho cist wete Jliss Dorothy
Wolff, JIIss Alice Thompson Miller. Jtlss
Lillian Frnntr, JIIss Violet E. Hosi. JIIss
Pearl II. Mitchell, JIIss Sue ('. Wlndle.
Jtlss Jlnrjorlo Kuplee. Jlr. Joseph Harold
Watson, Jtr. J. Wnrmn Pnxson, Jlr. Al
fred E Darnell, Jlr Lawrence Wlllbnnk
Kcene, Jlr. I). Owen Stephens and Jlr.
Itudulph J. Suplec.
Tho patronesses Included Jlrs. Isaac II.
Clothier, Sirs. Edward C. Dixon, Jlrs.
Hornco JIathor Llpplncott, Jtrs Wallace
Llpplncott, Jlrs. Joseph J. Unity, Jlrs. J.
Eugcno Unkrr, Jtrs Sarah A. nickncll,
Jlrs. Albert I'. Hruhaker. Jtrs. Samuel J.
Hunting. Jlrs. Jtorgan Bunting, Sirs. Mary
T. nye. JIIss Arabella Carter. Jlrs. W.
Lane Vcrlcmleu, Sirs. Hobert L. Coates,
Sllss Elizabeth C. Darby, Sirs. Jtnry
Dickinson, Jlrs. Anna A. Emily, Jlrs. E.
Lawrence Foil, Jlrs. Henry Ferris. Jtrs.
Edwin Garrett, Jlrs. William Byron Fur
bush, Jlrs. William S. Hallowell, Jtrs.
William I. Hull. Jlrs. A. Davis Jackson,
Jlrs. Walter J. Johnson. Mrs. Florenco G.
Kecne, JIIss Hnchet Knight, Jtrs. Thomas
Llghtfoot, Jlrs. Walker E. Lanvlll, Jlrs.
William JIncWnltors, Jlrs, Gcorgo L.
Mitchell, Jlrs. Joslah Sillier, Sirs. Edwin
13. Newcomer, Jtrs. Lucy Blddlo Lowls.
Jtrs. Charles 13. Hires. Sirs. Arthur P.
Jnckson. Jrrs. Itcbecca H. Nicholson, Sirs.
Harry T. Palste, Sirs. Elizabeth N. Pus
son. Sirs. Edward S. Power, Jlrs. .1.
Barnsloy Watson, Jlrs. Albert Jt. Way,
Jlrs. Pcnnock SI. Way, Jlrs. Edmund Web
ster, Jlrs. J. Barnard Walton, Btlss Jtary
H. Whltson, Bliss Elizabeth H. Powell.
Jtrs. William L. Price. Jltft. Joseph
Itoberts, Jlrs. CInrenco W. Smith. Jlrs.
Henry It. Swope, Jtrs Alice Barber
Stevens, Jtrs. Charles ,T. Suplce, Sirs.
Charles J. Suplce, Jr., nnd Sirs. Frederick
P. Suplee.
A very Important nnd Interesting meet
ing of tho Uniiiue Club was held at tho
homo of JIIss Ethel Wolf, 3008 Berks
street. The following were present: Jtlss
Jean Baron, Jtlss Itao Baron, JIIss Penrl
Iturnsllnc, Jliss Sarah Corson, Jliss Exslo
Deutsch, JILss Slary Segel, JIIss Hose
Krakovitz. Jtlss Helen Jtargnlls. Jllhs
Ethel Wolf, JIIss Fannie Cohen, JIIss
llcba Steltzcr, JIIss Gcrtudo Silver, Jliss
Slelba Buxbaum and Jtiss Matilda Lcvlt
Tho next meeting will bo held nt the
homo of JIIss Pearl Burnstlnc, 127 North
10th street.
Jlr. and Jlrs. George W. Keller enter
tained at their home, 1714 Jllfflln street,
on Blonday evening ln honor of JIIss Ethel
31. teller, Jlr. Thomas A. Ilannon acted
as host. Supper was served ln tho dining
loom, which had been appropriately deco
rated for tho occasion, covers being laid
for 30 quests, JIIss Lillian Stockcr, Sllss
Helen UUnen, Bliss Helen La Boehme,
Sllss JIary Bernlcu Zeller, Sir. Thomas A.
Hannon, Sir. Frank Feeney, Jtr. Lawrence
Itowo and Sir. Georgo Lamroux enter
tained will: music, whllo Bliss La Boehmo
and Jlr. Hannon recited. Among the
others present wero Jliss Edith Gallagher,
Sllss Slae Towers, JIIss Jlarguerlto Tow
ers, JIIss Slae Gulnane, JIIss JIary Lut
trcll, Sllss Helen Luttrell, JIIss Jlarguerlto
Better, Sirs. Larklns. Sirs. Ilettcr, Mr. W.
W. O'Brien. Btr. H. Coyle. Jlr. George W.
Zeller, Jr.. Sir. Augustus Zeller, Jlr. Rich
ard Wngner, Sir. James Larklns, Sir.
Georgo ilettcr, Sir. Michael Robinson and
Jtr. Coulston.
Bliss JIary Cola entertained at her home,
1010 South Randolph street, on Sunday
afternoon. The guests included Bliss Jane
Brown, Bliss Mario Costello, Miss Frances
Brown, Bliss Jane Pagano, Bliss Emily
Giordano, Bliss Josephine Giordano, Bliss
Rose Segal, JIIss Rose Clements. JIIss
Grace Pantellno, Sllss Anna Cola, Bliss
Catharine Pallanto. Bliss Slary Tallarlco,
Bliss Theresa Standi, Sllss Angelina Blum,
Bliss Josephine Standi, Miss Btary Will
lams, JIIss Edna Cassell, Sir. Alexander
Nnrdoue. Jtr. Henry Capano, Sir. Thomas
I'aclttl. Jtr. Josoph Rola. Btr. William De
Slayo, Sir. Anthony Rola, Mr. Domcnlck
Esposlto, Jlr. Joseph I'olll, Sir. Joseph
Frank. Jtr. Anthony Sesto, Mr. Ralph
Pllla, Sir. D imenluck Capaldl, Sir. Louis
Carfaguo, Sir. James Colazzl, Sir. Ercul
Paucratlus. Btr. Francis E. Capano, Sir.
Anthony Stucclictti, Sir. Georgo Pollzzc,
Sllss Rose Nestor, Jlr. Ercul Paugrazlo,
Sir Francis Fortunato, Sir. George Papa
ueri and tho Italo-Amcrican Progressive)
Association,
Tho last meeting of the Jlishairul Zlon
was held Sunday at tho home of Btlss
Stay Sap, 81S South street Jtr. Leon Her
man Rose, tha adviser to the club, de
livered the second of his series of lec
tures on "Jewish History." SIIbs Mollle
Goldberg, Sllss Reba Rose, Miss Rose
Sommers and Btr. Benjamin Portnoft en
tertained with songs, vvlillo tha president,
Btr. Btorrls Rnblnovltz j tha vice president,
Bliss Gertrude Rubinstein; Mr. Abraham
Klmmelblutt and Sir. Stax Wind read
essays, Sllss Dorothy Jaspan, Miss Anna
Stein and Bllba Kate Katlnsky recited.
After the singing of "America" In honor
of tha birthday of George Washington
the meeting was adjourned.
H. Urndwohl. of New York, at th Hotel
Slnrsellles, New York. In honor tt tha
betrothal of his nieces, Jtlss Carrye M
Gradwohl, to Jlr. Albert St. Lam, of 1S23
West Tloga street, this city, and Mi,i
Hose Gradwohl, to Mr.MarotU SlmmorAj,of
New York, on Sunday afternoon.
The Ladles' Aid Society of Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church. 42d street arid
Olrnrd avenue, will give tho annual Mar
tha Washington supper (his evening.
Sir. und Mia. It. W. Wolfe wero the
guests of honor nt a dinner given by Mr
nnd Jlrs. Loiil- Jacobson, tof 4087 Market
stroet, on SUndny. Covers wero laid for
20 guests.
Jtls JIarlo Jones and Jtlss Grnco Jones,
daughters of Jlr, William It. Jones, gava
a Washington's Birthday pnrty at their
home, 802 Pnrrlsh street. Their guesUl In
cluded Atlst Knthryn Cain. Miss Jennie
Shine. IvtlHM Florence Anderson, SJIsb Mar
garet Anderson, Sllss Evelyn Lelber, BIlM
Irene Blctrcnwiild. Minn Marin llussell.
Jtlsi JIary Jones, JIIss Hose Lartdesbcrg,
JIlsi Beatrice Sllber. Jtlss StarlOn Rice,
JIIss Edna McCarthy, Jlr, Alfred Lauff,
Jlr. Waller McCarthy. Jlr. IMward ,&vre
girt. Jlr. Franklin Sllber. Jtr. Gustay
Helbcr nnd Mr. Howard Jones.
JIIss Hannah Selglo entertained at hor
home. 2142 West Berks street, on Sunday
evening. Among those present wero Bt :s
Jennnotto Cooper. JIIss Esther 8, Moore,
JIIss Lea Strauss, Btlss Hannah Sefgie.
JIIss Eleanor WItklns, JIIss Frances Grel
ger and Jtlss Edytho Prlnclvalll; Mr,
JIaxwcil 31. Farber, Mr. Edward J, Slelll
herg. Jtr. I. William Gash, Mr. Joseph E.
Segal, Jlr. Samupl L. Abrnms, Btr. 7fa
thnnlcl J. Selbst and Str. Harry G, Cohen.
Tho Jlontcflorlans' leap year dance wtH
be given ror the benefit of tho Hfcbrew
nnd Snhbath school this evening at Star-
tel's. Broad street above Columbia avenue.
Tho commltteo In charge has arranged
some very novel features.
Delaware County
Jtr. nnd Sirs. Harry Burkholdcr, of
Powelton nvenue, announce the birth of
u son.
JIIss JIargaret Dunn, of Springfield avc
line, Clifton Heights, will entertain tho
members of her sorority this evening.
Jlr. William Zlnger, of Drexel HID. left
Tuesday for a four weeks' trip to Pahrt
Beach.
Tlie members of the Drexel Hill Ath
letic Association will glvo it card party
nnd danco in Aldan Hall on JIarch 4.
Jlra. William Katz la chairman of tho
committee, and will bo assisted by Mrs,
Nlerman Howcr, Jlrs. Walter Atmour,
Jlrs. William White, Sirs. Harry Wlther
ingtou, Sirs. Howard Aldred, Sirs. FB.
Bcnsc. Sirs. Lillian Cannan, Mrs. Edward
Fay, Strs, Jnmes Garflold, Btrs. Charles
Garland, Sirs. C. Hafor. Sirs, H. Hanson,
Mrs. Jt. I lower. Sirs. E. Kauffman, Mrs.
Thomas SI. Sl'eloy, Jtrs, Harry Miller, Mm.
E. H. Jturphy, Jlis Charles Osehbach.
Jtrs. E. Parker, Strs. Frank J. Reeves,
Jtrs. ABher Rossctter, Jlrs. Alfred I
Steward, Jlrs. E. Blocker. Sirs. Philip
Spacter, JtrB. A. S, Wlckham, Jlrs. IL O.
Uphouso, Jlrs. Clyde E. Etchholtz, Mrs.
Wallace Llpplncott. Bliss Elizabeth Levin.
Sirs. Edward W. Barber and Mrs. T. W.
Barnhlll.
South Philadelphia
Sir. David N. Fcldman. n student at
Dickinson Law School, Carlisle, spent' the
woek-eml with his parents, Blr. and Mr.
Nathan Fcldman. of 712 Jackson strev.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST Last 3 Evgs.
Last Mntinco Saturday
ALL GAYETY AND BEAUTY
KLAW ti ERLAKQint'S
PEnitLESS BtUSICAL PRODUCTION
AROUND
THE MAP
ORIGINAL N. Y. CAST 125
Next Week Seats Today
Oreatest Muitcal Shotr Brer Produced
ZIEGFELD
FOLLIES
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHHSTNUT AND TWELFTH BTREETS
WORLD'S MOOT CIIKATIVE DANCEIH
RUTH ST. DENIS
Asslited by TED BIIAWN CO.
RUTH ROTB: J. C. NUGENT 6 CO.t BIO
CITY IXIUU; OTHElt BIO FEATURES
Not W'eK WEOER K F1EI.D3 (Themeelvee)
Globe Theatre 1?
Ji.JK)KZ .IVDVYILLB Continuous'
A. 51. to 11 1. M. 10a. 13o, i5o.
Th9 PASSINQ REVUB OF 1010"
"MYSTERIOUS MAID IN
WHITE MASK"
AND OTIIEIt BIO. FEATURES
CheStllUt bt. Chwtant Bloir 11th Bt.
Third Week's Engagement
OC the N. A. Bpectaeular War Picture.
"Or the Firing Lino With Germans-'
Mr. Durboroujh Appears at Each Biiowtng.
Beats S5a from 3 to IS P. M. dally except
Saturdays. After O, SSo and COo. OalUry, IBe,
A reception will be elven by Mr, Meyer
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEMT OP JIU8IC
ELMENDORP
TliA VBLER RA CQNTEVIt
AT
2:80
S. PUtowtky, 1I2S
Hll
North
Laders." by Dr.
Area airecc.
Dinner to H.
BroiU streot.
Cnrlstlan Kodaavvr rally, Orace Itdlormtd
Church, llth uxmI JIuptlasdon atreexa,
"Club Nlsbt." City Club of Philadelphia,
neat floutta Truat ftimwnr.
Annual bauquat. l'aaayunli Avooufl DuahMi
Y,u..a A HB.k.,1 ,1.... f n ii ,.. rh', ,,.1. - JfTT
MVM W AW-UaUW. ! Bl I M
above UlrarU avaua.
cfa'a.
nua Ui
J Jib
Ptvetea by J Stuibatt fcliiw.
Mm ETHEL WAVn-tAH WSS EL1AK0B CB9WLEX
NotkM fur the Society pae will be
accepted uuU urluted In tbo Kienliur
Lcdtcr. but all auch notice tutu, be
v-rltuu ou oue ldo of the iwper, uiuit bo
algucU lu lull, MltU lull addrca, ui4
uliiu poalble Mlrphuue uuuibcr iuut b
elvvu.
6end all auch cvuimuuloatlouj ta
"tvocUly KdUux." Kvejoliur Ledser. W
CliMtuvtt atreet.
UUm tlwae requlremeuta are carried
wit W ttwt fwlAaaUna aojy 1) nu.-tela.
(he uuU- wftl tut fce :
Fri. Evg. .& Sat. Mat
The British Isles
0c. lie. tl.CO. at Heppe'a.
1110 Cbeatnut Bt. Aniph., at Academy. 2eo
TTI 1 0e 1SH MARKET S0o
j: xiav ALL THIS Week
Direct from ?h Stanley Theatre.
MARY PICKFORD
tlrl (Tooy Little Peppina"
ATiTOT.PWT MAT- too'' at as"
KAREWELI. APPEARANCES lpiRJ? Q?
MR- GrTtTT?P'M In Alfred butro'a
U H. QUA Xaili A1N Dellihtf ut Comedy
"THE TWO VIRTUES"
With SUBS ALEXANDRA CARUSL
T VDTP TONIGHT AT BilB
AJAAVAVJ REQ. SUTREH SATURDAY
"8CORE3 A BUCCESas A NOVELTT."
UuJIblla
"THE OiSILY GIRI"
Bjr JUnry Dleaaora and Victor Herbert.
DliyJ-n-iJ Watlnwa Wed. t Bat. at S ,
Klaw (i ErUngtr ft Ceorf e Tyler Preeent
POLLYANNA
JT atoi P'av. StrfaiUg deed CAeer,
Beit Beat 11.60 at Popular V4. Hatlcj
ri , I MAniiET ABOVE 10TH
OLcHIltJ,y Marguerite Clark
out ot Tuts DRivrra"
Added -Scemle (Colored) "Zudr Zee ttwdjea"
"AS THE BOTTOil OF THE SEA."
ACADKJ4T MONDAY. FEa 38. AT 9 P Jd,
SCHUMANN-HELNK
BeneAt of CfaUdraa'a Houiropathlo HwpMal.
Ticket. 2-W. and 10O. M Ppis'i
AsiphlUieatre, - f
AwaTSKSP:
BILLIS5 BURKK
Jj "ti fljutUli v V&atir
MBTROPOUTAN OPBHa, HOUatt
METROfOWTAN OPERA CQ-. NEW TjS
SeTffS. Mme,SANS-GNIS
Mme, Fairar, Curtla. WW, SUrtUdlt, AW
s4ta. 110 Cbaatuwt St WU 4134, ftas 47
WALNUT isrSiaa?
A PAIR OF SIXES
NU V,-ltVTT AND JE1T IN COjA jtotr
Uai TICK UsaIa Wed, fM irt ,
rt -" II "l1 nBday MaU,
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