EVENING LEDGEB PHILADELPHIA", FRIDAY, FEBRTTABY 25, 1916.
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jiixJuxAiNTjj DANCE TONIGHT
Mr. S. Davis Page Will Give a Dance Tonight at the
p Ritz-Carlton for His Two Granddaughters,
Debutantes of This and Last Season
ONE of tho prettiest affalra of tho
year will bo the dance which Mr.
g, Davis Paro will glvd for Edith Pftgo
and Isabel Page, his two granddaugh
ters, tonight at tho Hltz-Carlton. Isabel
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Byrit Page, and mndo her debut
last year at a tea given by her grand
father nnd nunt, Mrs. James Ijirgo,
who Is one of tho most charming ma
trons of this city. Edith Is tho daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wurts
Page, and mndo her debut this year.
Both girls aro specially charming, with
n slightly old-fashioned air, which they
seem to have Inherited from their nunt.
Tho Pages nro of tho old Virginia
family of that name, and nro related
to almost every. one In that State, for
year after year Mr. Pago nnd his daugh
ter have Introduced a young nloco or
cousin Into society, nnd each ono has
been more attractive, It seems. There
will bo several dinners beforo tonight's
affair. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Fnhncstock
will glvo a dinner for Elizabeth Adams,
nnd Mrs. Brodhead will entertain for
Frances, when tho guests will be Sarah
Penrose, Olivia Oazzam, Corluno Free
man, Josephine roster, Molly Cerbonl,
Dcnlso Mercur, Mildred Willaul, Caro
lyn and Mildred Sheppaid, Howard
Graham, Jr., 'Jack Thayer, Russell
Thayer. Jr., Fred Brewster, 3d, Harri
son Canor, Jr., Tristram Colkct, Jr..
George Biooko, 3d. Charles Davis and
Andy Van Pelt. This dinner will tnko
place at the Bellovuo-Strntford.
Tho Felix du Pouts. Lydla Chichester
and Philip Laird will como up from
Wilmington for tho ball. Miss Chiches
ter and Mr. Laird have Just recently
announced their engagement.
What funny coincidences take placo
now and ngnln. I was nt a performance
at Keith's this week, and they have a
funny stunt on, in which ono of tho
men takes a seat In tho audience and
talks to another on tho stnge. Well,
the fun was going on fast and furious,
and the small talk and repartco was
waxing gayer and gayer, when he In tho
audience announced, "Well, I seo
they'io coming In on you." There was
a ripple of laughter, and, of course,
wo all expected that some other mem
bers of tho cast wero about to appear,
but on turning to look espied no per
sons less than the John K. Mitchell.
Sds, nnd the George McFnddcns, who
had happened to enter at that moment,
and were taking' their scats in the audi-.
ence.
It Is a pity to cry down ono's own
countrymen, but every day I am more
and more Impressed with tho rudeness
of tho American public. Whllo thnt
distinguished old gentleman, M. Cheddo
MIyatovIch, was nddresslng his nudionco
yesterday, after a speech made by Mrs.
Pankhurst, I counted no less than 73
women who arose from tho nudionco
and left tho place. It Is barely possi
ble that somo of them wero obliged to
leavo to catch trains, but surely not
so many. It was a Tlttlo dllllcult to
hear M. MIyatovIch. and his English
was, of course, labored, but he was very
Interesting; and in any case that was
not the question. People seem to do
Just as they feel In these days, without
regard to politeness or other porsons'
feelings. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Motris "W. Stroud. Jr..
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Stockton Town
lend, Miss Mary Thompson nnd Mr. R.
Ellison Thompson, of Wilmington, at din
ner on Wednesday night beforo the
Cinderella Catlllon.
Sir. and Mrs. K. W. Robinson, of Villa
nova, have gone to town to spend two or
three weeks with Mrs. Robinson's mother,
Mrs. John Samuel, 1809 Pino Btrcet.
Mrs. J. p. Crozer Griffith will give a
theatre party this ovenlng In honor of
Miss Elizabeth Du Puy Scott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hutchison Scott.
A dinner will bo given by Mrs. Samuel
M. Vauclaln, of Droadlawn, Rosemont, In
honor of her daughter. Miss Constance M.
Vauclaln, at tho Bellevue-Stratford to
night. Tho guests will Include girls who
will make their debuts next fall: Miss
Jean Austin, Miss Mary Floro, Miss Isa
bella Wanamaker, Miss Dorothy Steel,
Miss Nancy W. Cooke, Ml3 Lenoro Mo
Call; Mr. Burnham Lowls. Mr. William
Austin, Mr. John C. Da Costa, 3d, Mr.
Henry Skerrett. Mr. Carol Steel, Mr. Edwin
Flero, Mr. Jack Smucker, Mr. Rudnot
Stlmpson and Mr. Charles Vauclaln and
Mrs. Vauclaln will chaperono the party,
which will attend tha bal masque of Mrs.
S. Naudaln Duer's Dancing Class In tha
Rose Garden of the Bellevue-Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Huhn, of Over
brook, will give a dance this evening at
the Philadelphia Country Club In honor
of their niece, Miss Phyllis Huhn Walsh.
Miss T.iiftn Wnrrtnn. nf 1920 Pina street.
has left for California, where she will
spend an Indefinite time. During her trip
she will visit Pasadena, San Francisco,
Santa Barbara, tho Grand Canyon and
other places of Interest,
Miss Eleanor Noble, of 817 Mount Airy
avenue. Mount Airy, and Miss Anna Sar
torl, of Carpenter street, Germantown,
who have been spending this week as tha
meets of Miss Sartorl's sister, Mrs. Ran
dolph B. Heyward, at Newburs, N. Y..
and attended the hop on Saturday at West
Point, will go to New York today. Miss
Bartorl will return home, but Miss Noble
will go to Brooklyn, where she will be
tho guest of her aunt for Beveral days,
returning to Germantown the end of next
week.
Tha alumnae of the Holman School
cave a card party yesterday afternoon at
tha school, 2204 Walnut street, for tha
benefit of the Holman Alumnaa Scholar
ship Fund.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hutchinson and
Mr. Nawbold Hutchinson, of Clovcrdale,
Georgetown, N. J., have left for Florida,
where they will spend several weeks on
their estate. Later they will ba tha guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Cooka, at their
winter home at Camden, S. C. Mrs. Cooke
will be remembered as Miss Alice Hutchin
son before her marriage a few weeks ago.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Fritz, of Haddon
ald, will leave next week for an extended
trip to Panama, Cuba, and the many
Uier points of Interest on the cruise.
Miss Katharine Gregory Webber, of I
ryn Mnwr and Wynneflotd avenues, will
give n enrd party nnd tea on Tuesday for
JIIss Grace Eleanor Murtha nnd Miss
Maud Morrison Wiggins.
Along the Main Line
AHDMOUE The senior class Of tho
Loner Morion High School will give tho
nnnunl cIihs play this ovenlng In tho
school auditorium before a largo audi
ence. This year's class has selected "Tho
I rlntc Sccrctnry," a comedy by Mr.
Uinrloi llnwtrey, which Is exceptionally
V m, , ,,clci1 tnr amateurs nnd shows the
ofllclont training if Miss Dorothy Hol
land. The cast follows:
liarr5,'iil,,n!!r- V ',. slr Jud'!0 Mlller
mrr (.Mr Maralnnd'a nephew)
Mr ,,, , Sir. Olfirnnro Louha
ni;i.,..,,r.m.?,c' , "" Frank llennon
"ouglas laitfrmolo (Mr. I'tittrrmolon
Itev iiMP.?nJ ,, Mr' Wllllnm Mhurert
Mr iii.Ve.rt.SF,l'l",'" Mr- Wllllnm McDowell
Km. ' e,,rvn") Mrs. .tpdeph Allen
(Inning; lr- l'mn Watts
VlrS i.Ii" Miss llrncr. Htlllwniron
MIm i.hVj.'i Mis llrrthn t'ameron
.Miss Anhfonl jii no,.,, aimw
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. L. Barker left on
Wednesday to spend n month at Miami.
I' In.
Mrs. Edwin Aldcn llnmmeston. who has
been the guest of Mr. Thomas II. Barker.
has leturned to her homo In Mcadvlllo,
. "AVIWOim Mr. and Mrs. Leon II.
iiiltcnhouse have Issued cards for a din
ner at their home In llavcrford on Friday
eenlng, Mnrch lo.
Mrs. . u. uuinmore, of Haverford. en
tci mined the Woman Suffrage paity of
llavcrford township at her home on
Wednesday nftcrnomi. .Mrs. C. tt Miir-
.!I.J:.,1,n,lrma" r felnwaro County, spoke
on Cl les
.JmRYJI srAW,l-lrs. Hubert Lloyd has
returned to Bod-Llwyd from a visit to
ew lout.
VIU,AN-OVA Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris R.
htroud are spending two weeks nt At-
J?"'!0 uty- "lu-'ro 'bey are registered nt
the rrnymure. '
lUDXOIl Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Emlen
Mnrr hao leturned home from Atlantlo
-Miss Anna de Canlzares left on Monday
to visit her sistor nt 'w,,. v
tor several weeks.
ST. DAVIDS Mrs. Frederick P. Rad
clIITe, Jr.. entertained at cards on Wednes
day afternoon nt her homo on Mldtnnd
avenue. There were 12 tables of auction
bi Idge.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I.ouls H. Watt have
ssued InUtallonq for n danco nt their
home, 331 Lout'll.i nvcnuo on Monday,
March 13
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Hancock will re
turn to their home In St. David's tomorrow
after spending lx weeks In Florida.
WAV.VE Mrs. Hubert A. Treat enter
tained the members of the Tuesday Bridge
Club nt her homo on Aberdeen avenue on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Plerson Conrad have
sent out Invitations for a dance at their
home, 310 Summit avenue, on Thursday.
March 10.
Germantown
A dance will bo given on Monday even
ing, March 0, at tho Greystonc, 123 School
House Inne. Tho committee In charge In
cludes Mr. Philip Brocklesby, Mr. Gordon
Mills, Mr. James A. Walker, Mr. Price
Hull nnd Mr. Harry Gabrled.
A play
given on
Calvary
Thoso In
Devolln,
Shennard
entitled "Help Wanted" will be
Tuesday ovenlng by Class O. of
Protestant Episcopal Church,
tho east includo Miss Margaret
Miss Ellen Trout. Miss Mary
, Mis Alien Wlllinmur... Artec
Emily Ta
rr, Miss Margaret Carr and Mrs.
Cook.
Mrs. Carl Williams, of Greene streot
and School House lane, has gone to New
York for soveral days.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry A. Mackey will give an
auction bridge on tho afternoon of Mon
day, Mnrch G, at her home. 5019 Pine
street. In honor of Mrs. Thomas B. Smith,
wife of the Mnyor; Mrs. Alva C. Dinkey
and Mrs. II. Clav nrnu-nlnn- nt Wnihl,,,..
ton. There will bo 100 guests.
Mrs. Hllllard W. Smith, of S117 Regent
place, will entertain nt a dance this eve
ning nt tho Roosevelt.
A delightful luncheon followed by
bridge was given on Washington's Birth
day by Mrs. Caroline Randolph Wulker,
nt her home in Chester, in honor of Miss
Adelo Bnrtrnm West, of 421B Chester
avenue, nnd Miss Dorothy Boyle, of -1248
Regent square. Guests were present from
Wilmington, Chester and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Michel) have
returned from Palm Beach to their home,
3913 Chestnut Btreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Schwelkert. of 251 North
Hohart street, will celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary tomorrow evening.
Solos will bo given by Miss Mabel Ack
olson and Miss Bertha Westenberger,
with Mrs. Elmer Knuffman nt the piano.
Tho guests will include Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Goucher. 3lr. William A. Schwel
kert, Mr. Walter J. Schwelkert, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Bell and their son, Mr. William
II. Bell, of Laurel Springs, N. J. ; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ackelson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mil
housen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Knuffman,
Miss Mabel Ackelson, Mr. and Sirs. N.
Lawler. Mr, and Mrs. L. Kramer, Miss
Gene King, Mrs, M. Westenberger, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Georgo Westenberger, Mr.
Charles Westenberger, Miss Bertha Wes
tenberger, Sir. and Mrs. Thomas McCauI
kin, Mrs. Charles Winterer and Mrs. Car
rie Van Stevern.
A Georgo Washington party was given
on Tuesday afternoon In honor of' the 6th
birthday anniversary of little George
Washington Peter Fltzpatrlck, of 6109
Callowhlll street.
Mr. John Paris, of 422 North 62d street,
gave a stag party last evening. The guests
Included members of the B. V. M. Sodality
of Our Lady of tha Rosary Church and
composed tha Dana or wnicn sir. Paris Is
conductor.
Roxborough
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Thompson,
of 529 East Leverlngton avenue, enter
tained the members of the Roxborough
Melody Club on Monday night at their
home.
Mrs. Robert Whiteside, of 4327 Laurls.
ton street, entertained Informally on Tues
day evening.
The Young Men'B Improvement Associa
tion of the Falls or Schuylkill will give
an athletic entertainment tonight at the
clubhouse on Queen lane. The feature of
the program will be a game of basketball
between the Berkley team of the Brother
hood League and the East Falls Young
Men's Association. Thoaa having the af
fair In charge are Mr. John Porter, Mr.
William Ferguson. Mr. John Roy, Jr., Mr.
Harry Tregea, Mr. WHIard Hess, Mr,
John F. Tregea, Mr. David Hunter, Mr.
Mr. Charles Mason, Mr. Benjamin Mitchell,
Mr. Harold RIddlough and Mr. John Stln
son. Mrs. William Stetler, of Ridge avenue,
...in entertain tha uewinir club of whfoh
she is A member on Tuesday.
WEDDINGS
An unusually picturesque wedding will
tako plnco this cicnlng when Miss Lillian
MncNIcoll, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
MacNIcoll, will become the brldo of Mr.
Thomas Edward Malln, 2216 South 23d
street. Tho ceremony will be performed
by tho Rev. M II. Schnnf, pastor of St.
Andrew's Reformed Baptist Church. 22d
street and Snyder avenue, at tho rectory.
The bride, who will bo given In mnr
rlngo by her uncle, will wear a white
satin gown, trimmed with duchess lace
without a train. Tho bodice will be veiled
with lace nnd embroidered with pearls.
She will wear a duchess lace veil and will
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of tho
valley and orchids.
She will be attended by Mrs. Hnrry Lnr
kins, a slslcr of the bridegroom. She
will be gowned In turquoise bluo satin,
trimmed with gold lace. Her hnt will
be of bluo tulle nnd lace, and she wilt carry
a bouquet of American Beauty roses, tied
with ribbon of tho Bnmo shade.
The other attendants will be dressed
allko In dainty frocks of pale pink satin
veiled with tulle of tho same shade.
Mr Malln will havo his brother, George
Malln, for his best man.
Following tho ceremony, which will bo
performed nt 8 o'clock, Mr. nnd Mrs. Malln
will bo glen a reception nt tho homo of
the bridegroom. The cntlro homo has been
beautifully decorated with potted palms
nnd roses for tho occasion More than 200
guests will nttend tho reception.
MISS FRANCES E. CROWLEY
Miss Crowley will tnko a prominent part in tho musicnlc and dance
to be given nt the Bellevue-Stratford tonight for the benefit of the
Nurses' Home of St. Agnes' Hospital. Miss Crowley is the only
daughter of Mr. William J. Crowley, clerk of the Municipal Court.
Along the Heading
Tho Cheltenham High School Alumni
will glxe Its nnnunl danco at tho North
Hills Country Club, nt Edge Hill, on Tues
day evening at S o'clock. The committee
ln charge Includes Mr. W. Howard Calvcr
ley. Miss Elizabeth Hnrnur. Miss Joseph
Ino Llnde, Mr. Chailes Schmltt, Miss
Beatrice Cnlveiley, Mr. William Stlltz,
Miss Margaret Purves, Mr. Carl Glnntz.
Sarah Rcnnlgcr. Mr. George Slltcr nnd Mr.
Joseph Bond.
The dinner of the Alumni took placo
several weeks ago at tho Old ork Road
Country Club, and tho dance wns to havo
been held nfterwnul, but tho commltteo
was obliged to postpono It until Tuesday.
Mrs. John L. Steele, of Eiktns Park,
and Miss Martha Lee. albo of Elklns
Park, returned this week from State Col
lege, where they have been spending some
time nt a house party.
Miss Dorothy Rex. of Ablngton, has
left for Rutland, Vt.. where she will bo
tho guest of friends for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Lukes nnd Miss Eliza
beth Lukes will entertain tho members of
their bridge club at luncheon and bridge
on tho afternoon of Wednesday, Jlnrch
1. nt the Adclphla. Their guests will In
elude Mrs. Dnnlel Murphy, Mrs. Robert C.
Shields, Mrs. Harold B. Montgomery, Miss
Agnes Burgen. Miss Mndelelno Murray,
Miss Bonsor. Miss Ardls Tnnguay, Miss
Olivia Hardy, Miss Catherlno Loughran,
Miss Anna D.iglt nnd Miss Helen Patter
son. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Y. McCurdy, of
Welsh road, Meadowbrook, have closed
their country home, nnd nro spending sev
eral months In town.
Miss Warner, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Warner, of Betbayres, Is visiting
friends in New York for several weeks.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ferris, of North 2d
street, aro In Florida, whero they will re
main until some tlmo In April.
Mrs. Wilfred AV. Fry. of 400 Penn street,
Is being entertained at the homo of Mrs.
E. L. B. Godfrey, formerly of Camden,
but now of Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. William 11. Reitz, of Morchantville,
has returned from an extended visit in
Wheeling, W. Va.
Mr. Frederick Humphreys, Jr.. Is at
Dunselth. N. D., where he Is rapidly re
covering from a serious Illnes3.
At a meeting held In the homo of Mrs.
Reattle, of Cresmont Terrace, Ceilings
wood, plans wero made for a novel March
birthday party in aid of the Episcopal
Woman's Auxiliary. The hostesses for the
affair, all of whom were born in March,
are Sirs. Parr, Mrs. Nlchalson, Mrs. Pine,
Mrs. Beattle, Mrs. Ennls, Mrs. Frank
Moore, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. C. E. Grove,
Jlrs. A. H. Dryden and MIbs Stella Weeks.
Miss Zelda Diddle Smith, of River road,
Is visiting friends In Washington.
Mrs. William West has left for Pine
hurst, N. C.
Mrs. C. E. Hancock, of Providence, R.
I., Is being entertained by her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Robbins, of 5th and
Penn streets.
Miss Madge Huggard has returned from
a fortnight's stay with Mrs. T. West Clag-
gett, of Baltimore.
The Misses Crotty, of Carteret street,
are entertaining relatives from the Mid
dle West,
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Poore, of Park
Boulevard, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter.
Lansdowne
Mrs. Lee J. Eastman, of East Green
wood avenue, entertained at luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Arthur Benhoff, of
Baltimore.
Tha class In folk dancing of St. John's
parish will give a bal masque In the
parish hall on Tuesday evening,
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Mlchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G, Hetzel, Miss Jose
phine Comerford and Miss Josephine
Mlchell, of Ridley Park, will sail from
New York on Tuesday for a two weeks'
trip to Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Saul, of Moylan,
are enjoying a. two weeks' visit to At
lantlo City.
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Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs, Uernaul J. Klernan, of
3543 North 11th street, gavo n danco
Monday evening in honor of tho birth
day of their daughter, Miss Mary
Mildred Klernan, and her gradua
tion. Tho house wns beautifully deco
rated with red roses, pussy willows and
tho national colors. Among tho guests
were Miss Marlon Hughes. Miss Agnes)
costcllo. Miss Mabel Drew. Miss 1). Stein,
Miss Mnrle McGulgan, Mlxs Tlghe, Miss
McAulirr, Miss Mario Loughran, Miss A.
Nclderson, Miss Dlnsimue. Miss McGurk,
.Miss McGulgun, Miss Mullln. Miss Anna
Manning, Miss K. Manning. Miss Mary
M.igulre. Miss Gertrude Klernan, Miss
Anna Tlghe. Miss Frances Klernan, Mr.
George Dougherty. Mr. T. Cooper, Mr. J.
McGulgan, .Mr. J. .1. Clark, Mr. J. Llneam,
Mr. Frank McGurk, Mr. U. Cannon, Mr.
Walter Donahue, Mr. Frank Foley, Mr.
Theodoro McGuik, Mr. Fr.mk Dougherty.
Mr. Thcodoie Vanderloo, Mr. Edwaid
Dohcrty. Mr. Herbert Barton, Mr. Ray
mond Rilling and Mr. C. Hunsbcrger.
Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowell, of 1822
West Ontario street, entertained nt "500"
yesterday. Tho gamo was followed by a
buffet luncheon, Tho guests Included Mrs.
Joseph KInsey, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs.
Jnmes Thompson, Mrs. Frank Ball, Mrs.
Frederick T. Jennings, Mrs. William C.
Clark, Mrs. A. L. Thorn. Mrs. James
Hogg, Mrs. Henry Barry, Mrs. Charles
Russell and Mrs. William Carman.
Mrs. William Schultz entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon nt her home,
3311 North 15th street, her guests being
tho Tioga Pinochle Club, of which the
hostess la a member.
North Philadelphia
The members of tho Philadelphia branch
of tho Alumnae Association of tho Mora
vian Seminary will hold their annual
luncheon at tho Bellevue-Stratford on
Tuesday. Tho guests will be received by
tho officers: Mrs. Charles Doollttlo, presi
dent ; Mrs. Herman Voshage. Mrs. Ed
ward Quln Thornton. Mrs. Harrison Dun
lap and Mrs E. J. Sterr, vice presidents;
Miss Edna Rollmnn, recording secretary;
Mrs. David Stout, corresponding secretary,
nnd Mrs. Michael Do Long, treasurer.
Miss Mao Blrney gao a tea yesterday
afternoon nt her home. 2401 Wost Cum
berland street. The hostess was assisted
by Miss M. Trout. Among tho guests wore
Miss Elizabeth Paxon. Mrs. W. R. A.
Rooney, Miss Mntilda Arden de fllvers,
Miss Ruth Fnhnestock, Miss Virginia Mor
ris. Miss Letltla L. Oineusetter. Miss Mabel
Schumo, Miss Hepsey Noirls Wells nnd
Miss Mary Levis Yarnall.
Miss Josephine Conroy, of 2514 Dia
mond street, will entertain tho members
of her alumnae at cards this evening, fol
lowed by dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Goldberg nnd
family, of 839 North 7th street, will oc
cupy their new home ut 713 AVest Glrard
avenue after March 1
MISS LILLIAN MacNICOLL
Miss MacNicoll will be married
this evening to Mr. Thomas
Malin.
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Who will be one of u chorus of
dancers nt tho benefit to be given
tonight for St. Agnes' Hospital
Nurses' Home fund.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flavin, of 2331
Reed street, entertained on Saturday eve
ning In honor of tho 1 5th birthday of
their daughter, .Miss Helen M. Flavin.
Tho decorations wero In red, white and
blue, and tho favors wero appropriate to
Washington's Birthday. Tho guests pres
ent were JIIss Winifred Mulvlhlll. Miss
Annaleta Diehl, Miss Frances MeKlnlcy,
Miss Mnrgnrottn Cr,-ilg, Miss Althea Ma
gulre. Miss Florence Adams, Miss Ethel
Recder, Miss Mary Scnnlon, Miss Anna
Johnson, Fay Rice, Howard Boyd, Vin
cent Crawford, Leo Mulvlhlll, Cnmpslo
Mcahrlng, Thomns Flavin, John Kcatilon,
Thomas O'Donuell, Edward Johnson, Ar
thur Plnkerton, Aloyslus Rlemnnn, Georgo
llnlg, Warren Mulvaney and Earl Mul
vuncy. Mrs. Maurice J. Crean, of 1324 Rltner
street, was tho guest of honor at a de
lightful surprlso party given to her on
Wednesday evening by her friends. The
guests were 1C In number, nnd tho decora
tions were in pale pink and green.
Miss Gertrude McEvoy. of 2112 South
lfith street, entertnlued the members of
her COO club Inst week, when her guests
Included Miss Ethel Mack, Miss Helen
Fclglinn, Miss Marian McOnrvoy, Miss
Margaret Kcenan. Miss Eleanor Doyle,
Mr. John Sidebotham, Mr. Harry King,
Mr. Martin Henry, Mr. Hnrry Miller, Mr.
Leon Craft and Mr. J. Donnelly.
Mrs. J. Spuessy, of 2211 South Bonsall
street, entertained tho members of her
sowing circle on Wednesday afternoon.
Her guests weio Mrs. James McIIugh,
Mrs. Samuel Bcrger, Mrs. Christopher
llauer and Mrs. Bella McGowan.
Langh
lorne
Dr. Wilmer Krusen. who will be toast
master at tho largo dinnor-dnnco given to
the club members of tho Bucks County
Country Club tomorrow night, will call
upon tho following members for toasts:
Judge John M. Patterson, Mr. Henry W.
Watson, tho president ; Mr. Charles J.
Matthews, Mr. Theodoro C. Search, Sena
tor Clarence J. Buckman nnd Vice Presi
dent Joseph R. Grundy.
Miss Alleo Ivlns will give n luncheon
tomorrow, In honor of Miss Ethel Yarnall,
whoso engagement to Mr. S. Putney
Worthlngton was recently unnounced.
Miss Grace S. Pryor entertained at
luncheon yesterday, followed by cards.
Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Connable havo
left for Palm Beach nnd other Southern
resorts, whore they will spend the re
mainder of tho winter.
Miss Frances Brlnckle, who left here
Inst May to make n lengthy lslt to her
brother-in-law and sister, Lieutenant
Dorsey Rodney nnd Mrs. Rodney, at Fort
Wllllnm McKlnley, Manila, P. I., Is on
her way home, although It will bo two
months or more beforo alio arrives, as she
will stop for a month en routo at Hono
lulu. Miss Harriet Klrkus has gone to New
Orleans, La tp spend a month there with
friends.
Miss Helen Lloyd, of Easton, Sid , who
was tha guest of .Mrs. Truman W. Camp
bell, has returned home, she was ex
tensively entertained while here, several
card parties, luncheons and dinners having
been given for her.
What's Doing Tonight
Wradbaor1r7y oft" P'0 fl
Elmendorf lecture, "The Ilrltlsh Ialea "
Academy of Mulo: 8:16 o'clock. '
Phi Delta Pel dance. Hotel Walton: 8 o'clock.
. &ur.Iiad,y' of Pompeii euchre, Hotel Walton,
8.30 o ctoclc.
Stove salesmen's meeting-, llotel Walton: 8
o cluck.
Ha"i. 8fo'ciock.Ven,n SCh01 dan"' Houston
Pre.lVVe1?l,i'acbhurchl.'V- "' LU,e"' T'"
..H."" , Westmoreland Republican Club.
Lithuanian Hall.
Farmer' Inatltute, Horticultural Hall: 7.30
o'clock
Circus given by atudenta of South Phlla.
delpbla HUh School, 3d Ileglment Armory.
Banquet In honor of Samuel N. Hoac
uprema resent Hoal Arcanum, Howl Waltonl
Play. "Tha Unknown Benefactor," St. Ed.
ward' Hall.
Play, '"Green Stockings," dermantown Bois'
Club, '
University Extension lecture. "Olur
Twist," by Frank SpaUiht; WltlwrspooS
Hall.
Notices for th Society page will be
accepted and printed la the Kvenla;
Ledger, but all such notices must be
written on one side of the paper, must be
slsued In full, ulth full address, and
when possible telephone number must be
given.
bend all such communication to
"Society Kdltor," Eicnhig Ledger, 6U8
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirement sue carried
out m that lerifliutlou may ba nossluU,
the notice wlU uot be published.
MUSICALB AND DANCE TONIGHT
PROMISES INTERESTING FEATURES
Affair Will Be Given in Ballroom of Bellevue-Stratford
in Aid of New Nurses' Home for St. Agnes' Hospital
Miss Rosenberg Gives Charming Recital
THE muslcale and dance tonight at tho
Hollovue-Stratford for the benefit of tho
new nurses' homes for St. Agnes' Hospital
promises to be a great success. The first
part of tho program will consist of oper
ntlc selection, nnd Miss Elizabeth Gal
lagher, harpist, and Mr. Lucius Cole, vio
linist, will render the Instrumental num
bers. Mrs. William T. Wheeler and Mr.
William S. Thunder are to bo the accom
panists for the oecnslon. The second part
of the program will be a musical sketch
entitled "The Olrl In the Cnr," In which
tho principal parts will bo taken by Miss
Anna Eurey, Miss Hosallo lloban, Mr.
Mat tin I Hi-key, Mr. Frank Walsh. Mr.
Ilobert O'Urlcn nnd Mr. Jnmes Connelly.
Following this there will bo nn exhibi
tion of dancing by "The Castle Four." In
cluding Miss Elizabeth Walsh. Miss Mar
garet Dempscy, Miss Anna Tolnnd, nnd
Miss 1'iuillno Dougherty.
Miss lloban and Mr. Daniel 1 logon will
glvo nn nttrnctlvo dance nnd song, nnd a
group of 12 young peoplo will uppcar In
chorus.
Among the boxholders nro Mrs. T. M.
Daly, Dr. George M. Dorrance, Miss Mercy
Felln, Mrs. Thomas 1. Hunter, Mrs. .lolin
Joyce, Jr., Dr. Francis Kelly, Dr. I). J.
McCarthy. Dr. J. A. Mcdllnn, Mrs. Jnmes
P. McMchol, Mrs. Edwatd do V. Morrcll,
Mrs. William K. Vare, Dr. Joseph Walsh,
Dr. Wllllnm J. Taylor. Mrs. Edwin H.
Vare, Mrs. A. J. Antelo Devercux, Mrs.
Emit 1'errot. Mrs. Edward needier Flnck,
Mrs. Philip Walsh, Mr. Michael Murphy,
Mr. Charles J. Jones, Mr. John II. O'Gor
man nnd Miss Margaret Moran. Tho list
nt patronesses Includes: Mrs. John A.
Hrophy, Mrs. Jnmes J. llrown, Mrs. Mary
Connor, Mrs John I Connelly. Mrs. Ilob
ert U. Crulce, Mrs. John F. Combs, Mrs.
Thomas Cunningham, Mrs. Louis Charles
do Lisle, Mrs. Charles Druedlng, Mrs. A.
A. Hirst, Mrs. Charles J. Jones, Mrs.
John T. Lennhan, Mrs. George L. Mor
rison, Mrs. Georgo W. Norrls, Mrs. John
M. Patterson, Mrs. Arthur A. Stevens, Mrs.
Michael J. Slattery, Mrs. D. A. Somers,
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Frank Trainer,
Mr. William D. Watson, Mrs. John H.
Wllcov, Mrs. Fred T. Wlllard and Miss
Jnno Lynch.
Miss Kippornh Itosenberg gave 11 de
lightful recital Inst night nt the Little
Theatre, ably assisted by Mr. Henry
Lukens nt the piano. Tho program was
as follows:
I.
Hi tu M'Aml Porfrolenl
o I),. silo iiniip Ardor -. Oluck
T.a Stnnzit Vuoia .Morpurtro
O Boica Dolorosa Slbclla
It.
K". Mu.i VVnn Wumlerliaren Rein tiles
Well Auf Mir du Dunklcs Autre SJosren
Itelm Tnnz Hermann
Vcnusliymno D'Albert
Iff.
l'irho Pal.ltlllho
Au PayH Iltcu Crmmlmtda
Myrtu Dellbes
I.'.'H rilkH du Cadlx Ocllbca
IV.
111,. Kr.ib Schubert
Dr SrhmliHl Brahms
lUiieii Summer I.itntr Schutt
SjlM-lln Hlndlmr
Dt- Post Schubert
Dcsorted .' MacDowcll
Only of ThiM nnd Mo llauer
Tho Cryliiir nf Water Campbell-Tipton
Tho Aiuikenlnff Sprosu
Mrs. "W. D. Chambers, of 5217 N'orth
Broad street, entertained at luncheon, fol
lowed by "500," on Saturday afternoon.
Tho decorations wero elaborate, tho color
.scheme being pink. Tho chandelier wa3
completely covered with Cupids and wis
taria, forming a huge bell, while the re
mainder of the room was draped with
pink ribbon nnd varl-colorcd butterflies.
Coers were laid for 30 guests, who In
cluded Mrs. T. Brelsh, Jlrs. C. Chalmers,
Mrs. L. Eckel, Mrs. W. Cunnlnghnm, Mrs.
J. Forcbey. Mrs. J. Olase, Mrs. W. E.
Enstburn, .Mrs. J. Cladding, Mrs. W. Grif
fin. Mrs. F. Grlfllth, Mrs. K. Hlpplnstlel,
Mis. E. Plnchtcr, Mrs. II. Palmer, Mrs.
X. Roedol, Mrs. II. Schcer, Mrs. W.Schultz.
Mrs. A. Taylor, Mrs. G. Ulrlch, Jlrs. C.
Wright. Mrs. 13. Johnston, Mrs. F. Roach.
Mrs. C. McCuIly. Mrs. F. Hlnchllff. Mrs.
W. Hode. Jlrs. W. Malslnger. Miss C. Mat
singer, Miss 31. Matslnger. MIS3 M. Bar
rlngcr and Miss E. Bnrrlnger.
Members of tho Young Men's Club of
Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church
gavo a Washington pnrty to their friends
on February 22 at the home of Mm
George Butterworth, 4831 North 13th
street. Among thoso present wero Miss
Kathryn Pepper. Miss Bcsslo Harrison,
Miss Winifred Harrison, Miss Alice Atkin
son, Miss Emma Morris. Miss Edna Wahl,
Miss Ethel Williamson, Miss Florence
Fritz, Mis? Mary Anderson. Bliss Ethel
Beckett, Jlrs. Annn Afflerback, Mrs.
Charles Butterworth, Mr. Warren Shesler,
.Mr. Waltor Turner. Mr. E. Benton, Mr.
William Atklm-on. Mr. W. Edmondson, Mr.
V. Hoell, Mr. Alfred Gray, Mr. Raymond
Wlsmer, Mr. William Poehlman and Mr.
Frank Afflerback.
Mr. Thomas Jlerle Tressler, of 2231
South ISth street, gavo his annual pa
triotic party on Washington's Birthday.
The houso was beautifully decorated, sug
gesting the life or works of the "Fnther
of His Country." Among the guests were
Mr. William Tressler, Miss Emma 551m
merman, Mr. George Huguenln, Miss Kath
ryn Dince, Sir Georgo Peterson, Miss
Anna Clifton, Mr John Miller. JIIss Nellie
Sautters, Jlr. Abbott Fredlln, JIIss Anna
Hngemnn, Jlr. Walter Sands, JIIss Jlarle
.Sommeikamp, .Mr. Edward ".rk. Mlsa
Leona Wallace. Jlr. John Bowman, JIIss
Bessie Stelbe, Jlr. George Leedom, JIIss
Anna Sanders, Jlr. Jlerle Tressler and
JIIss Emma Thomas.
Jlr. and Jlrs. D. Shapiro announced the
engagenunt of their daughter, JIIss Anna
Shapiro, to Jlr. Oscar Pollock, son of
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. II. Pollock, at a reception
given Sunday evening ut their home, 2402
South 10th street. There were 75 guests
present. No deflnlto date has been set
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
ELMENDORF
TONIGHT AT 8:15
TOMORROW MATINEE 2:30
The British Isles
The Illustrations !Ina Been Dona In Color
by Jlr Elmendorf
50c. 75c il 00, at lleppe'i,
1110 Chestnut St Amph , at Academy, 2So
Palace
10C-.12J4 MARKET SOo
10 A. M. 11:15 P. M.
THIS WEEK
Direct from The Stanley Tbcatr.
MARY PICKFORD
SiSSA "Poor Little Pepping
"(i, 1 MAnKET ABOVE 18TII
yfon a7 11:15 a. m. to lljis p. m.
OLdlUey Marguerite Clark
'"OUT OP THE DRIFTS"
Next Wwt-MARIE DORO la "DIPLOMACY"
"7 t1 chestnut Below leu
Arcadia "nw
RTTXTF TUTPTfR
In lint r.rewntatloa of
"PEOOT"
ACADEMY MONDAX, FEB 38, AT 3 P. M.
SCHUMANN-HEINK
Be'aent of Children's Homeopathic HupitaL
Tlcktl. I2.H0, 12.00. 1 SO and 11.00, at
Ilepp'. AmpblthMtre, SOc
ACADEMY Seat at Hpp', 1119 Chwtnut
Philadelphia I
Orchestra
Trr Tomor. BAy.
soioatt
Yelanda, Mere. Punut
for the marriage, which will lake place
Borne tlmo next fall.
A surprise linen shower was given iri
honor of Mlsq Rebecca Felnstetn by her
friends on Sunday evening nt her hdme.
1647 North 8th street. Among those
present were Miss Rcbn Blattberg, Miss
Ruth Hermann, Mlsi Estelle Spitz, Miss
Norma Spitz, Miss Ida Sterner, Miss Ida
Krlchcf, JIIss Snrnh SlernerV Miss Vent
Margolin, Ml 1.1 Mollle Sterner, Miss Jen
hlo Krlchef, JIIss Sarah D. Felnstein, Miss
Jllnnio Dyncr, Miss Hannah Sterner, Miss
Ethel Dyner, JIIss Anna Broder, Miss
Sarah I. Felnstein, Miss Rebecca Dyner,
Miss Ethel Gorman, JIIss Miriam Feln
stein. Jtlss Leah Felnstein, JIIss Cella
Herrmann, JIIss Dlnnh Felnstein, the
JIlsscs Snyderman, of Vlneland, N. .1..
nnd Mr. nnd Jlrs. II. Krlpltz and dauglv
tcrs, of Camden, N. J.
Girard Farms
Jlr. and Jlrs. T. S. Fillmore will enter
tain the Friday evening dancing class at
their new home, 2510 South 22d street, to
which they moved on Tuesday. There) will
be a few other guests, In addition to tho
regular members of the clnss, who Include
Naval Constructor A. B. Court, U. S. IC
nnd Jlrs. Court; Lieutenant Homer II
Norton, U, S. N., nnd Jlrs. Norton! Mrs.
Nelson P. Vulte, Mrs. William Leo Fryor.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Lucius Bcebo nnd Dr. Gor
don Hale, U. S. N.
Jlrs. George Do Bennovllle Kolm, of
2101 Porter street, has ns her guest at
the present tlmo Jlrs. Jnmes W. Boyle, of
Baltimore, JId who will remain with her
for about a week. Jlrs. Kelm has Just
returned from a delightful visit to Baltl
more. Jlr. Georgo Do Bennovllle Kelm.
who has been nt Palm Beach for tlio last
few weeks, is now on his way to Havana.
Ho will entertain nt dinner at tho Bellevue-Stratford
before tho Bal JIasque on
JIarch 7.
Jlrs. James JtcG. Hlnckcn, of Colorado
terrace and Porter street, was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to tho members of
her card club, when her guests Included
Jlrs. Edward JIadden, Jlrs. Frank W. Jlel
vln, Jlrs. XV. I. Tomllnson, Jlrs. Charles
I. Shlslcr, Jlrs. Ralph F. Spangler, Jlrs,
Joseph E. Hill, Jlrs, John XV. Busch, Jlrs.
Neft Lalng, Jlrs. William JIcKcover, Mrs.
Joseph V. Clay, Jlrs. Harold T. Brown.
Jlrs. Edward Wells and JIIss JInry Mcrzlg.
Northeast Philadelphia
JIIss Hanna Noble, of Kensington nvo
nuo and Hownrd street, Is spending the
week In Trenton, N. J as tho guest of
Jlrs. Russcl Pekln.
Jlrs. Allen C. Thomas, of 2868 Frank
ford avenue, entertained at a luncheon
yesterday afternoon In honor of, Mrs.
James C. Ferguson. Covers wero laid for
ten guests.
JIIss Jlirlam Klein, of 838 North 5th
street, has returned from "a short trip to
New York.
A dramatic cantata, "Joseph's Bond
age," will bo given by a chorus of 86 per
sons, nsslstcd by a full orchestra, at SL
Peter's Hall, 6th street below Glrard ave
nue, on February 27 and 28 nnd March
2, 7 and 8.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Samuel Jloffct, of 1830
Allengrove street, entertnlned tho mem
bers of their 500 club Inst evening. Those
present wero Doctor and Jlrs. Borzell, Mr.
nnd Jlrs. J. Llndlg, Jlr. and Jlrs. William
Kerr, Jlrs. Clara Snyder and Jlr. Harvey
Ackerman.
Tho Norrls Square M. E. Church is
holding n bazaar this week.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Louis Rlngold, of 3030
Frnnkford avenue, have returned from a
short stay at North Wales, Pa.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST Last2Nights
Last Mat. Tomorrow
KI.AW & ErtLANGEJVa
PEERLESS SJI'SICAL PRODUCTION
AROUND
THE MAP
ORIGINAL N. Y. CAST 125
Next Week Seats Now
Oreateat Musical Show Ever Produced
ZIEGFELD
FOLLIES
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
WORLD'S JIOST CELEBRATED DANCEIU
RUTH ST. DENIS
Alted by TED SHAWN & CO.
lU'TH ROVE; J C NUGENT & CO.: Bid
CITV FOUR; OTHER STAR FEATURES.
Next Week WEDER S. I'lELDS (Themielves)
l-rlnhp Iheatie jumper sTa
JlJkJJ VAUDEVILLE Continuous 1'
A M to 11 P. M. lOo. ISc, 85a
"The PABSINO REVUE OF 1016"
"MYSTERIOUS MAID IN
WHITE MASK"
AND OTHER DIO FEATURES
Plincrriiir 3f OPERA HOUSE
OncbUlUb Ot, Cheitnut Below nth SL
Third Week's Engagement
Of the N. A. Spectacular War Picture,
"On the Firing Line With Germans"
Mr. Durhorough Appear at Each Bbowlnf
Seats 25c from - to U P. M. dally except
Saturdays. After U, 23c and SOc Gallery lBc
A "TT?T PUT TONIGHT AT 8il5
AUlljljrni MATINEE TOMORROW
FAnEWELl, APPEARANCES HERE OP
MB- QHTWTCPW ln Mtni Sutroj
E.H. OUXriiiiXViN Delightful Comedj
"THE TWO VIRTUES"
With MISS ALEXANDRA CAItUSLE
TJT? f A Ti Thle Next Week. Evij., a 19
DIXJ-n.XJ Matlnea Tomorrow at 2:13
Klaw & Erlanser & George Tiler Preaent
POLLYANNA
Tht Qlad Plan, Spreading flood CAter.
Bet Sat 11.80 at Popular Wed. Matlneex
t VTTr TONIGHT AT 8:15
Li I ilJ MATINEE TOMORROW
"SCORES A SUCCESS; A NOVELTY"
Sullella
"THE ONLY GIRL"
By Henry Blomom and Victor Herbert
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
METROPOLITAN OPERA CO., NEW TORS
JeWv.?8. Mme. SANS-GENE
Ume. i'arrar. Curt!. Mil Martinelll, Auato.
gcurola. Althouu. Cond . Mr. Polaces.
ieate, 1109 Chotnvt St. Wat UU: IUc 6T.
Walnut1
Pod. Mat. Tut. Jt Tbura.
sac. ouc. r- oral J&u
E. 25o to 1 1, no higher
A PAIR OF SIXES
Nxt Week MUTT AND JEPP IN COLLBOK
-i:lr Tht t Next Wee Eg at SiM
UaillCK Matlnea Tomorrow at &30
ISIsSvIl TWIN BEDS
Beat aili l M Popular. Wadaaaday HM)atr-t
XTT VATVT Today i Hal StM KM
Wt9S.ndV8li:
vttl Brui. and Seal. USUAL t tnu AO.