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NANCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT MANY
THINGS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
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The Chestnut Hill Fortnightly Dancing Class Will Hold
an Extra Meejting at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club This Evening
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f' ES by the "chestnut Hill Fort-h-.
'i.. rin in the ballroom
Sndov claas was started about three
ftKO and has boon most popular
ETiSwlth the exclusive set of
aeatnut Hill. A number o dinners
C,i bo Blvcn beforo the danco, Tho
rr Prlco Wrights will entertain Mr.
Sdrtw. Percy Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Bnu ... . .... ,! Mr. and Mrs.
Tok HtraworiuBu "
rker Mcllor. The William Jrd Sex
JfnJ will entertain, and tho Howard B.
' Bve. Mr. and Mrs. Holllnshead
lylor will glvo a dinner at their home,
and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Randolph will
entertain at their homo on Semlnolo
avenue. '
Tla an 111 wind that blows no one any
eood It happened that tho hero of this
mtlo tttlo was taking tho air last Sat-
unlar'mornlnff with his mother In an
oucn victoria. Both wcro well bundled
p In furs, and ho woro a soft brown
felt hat. It was very windy that morn
ing but all wont well until tho victoria
turned into th street, whore, with
fc mighty blast, tho wind mot them and
removed that nlco brpwn hat from tho
young man'? head!
Of course thoro wan a delay beforo ho
could stop tho carrtarro and get out, and
in tho mcantlmo tho hat wont spinning
gaily down tho street, flirting out
rageously with every muddy pool nnd
rubbish heap nnd nearly frightening a
poor old horso to death by flapping
against his knees before It was finally
captured by a kindly passoiby, when ho
put a largo and determined foot upon
Its onco immaculato crown.
Fortunately a' hat shop was Just
around tho corner, and when tho young
man emerged from that shop a neat
black and white check cap was pressed
firmly about his ears.
Friends of Mr. Howard Shelley arc
missing his genial countenance In their
dally rounds, because ho has left tho
i City of Brotherly Love for the Land of
Smoko (In other words, Pittsburgh).
Mr. Shelley is a direct descendant, you
know, of William Warner, a captain in
' the Parliamentary Army under Crom
well, who settled in Blockley beforo
William Penn landed on these shores,
nnd who was not only a Provincial
j Councillor, but one of the nine Justices
' appointed under Deputy Governor Mark
fiam. He Is also, a grandson of William
Warner, who was ono of tho founders
of the "State in Schuylkill," ono of tho
oldest soda) organizations of this coun
try, founded In 1732. The Colonial hall
of the Fishing Company was built upon
ground donated by Mr. Warner, I hnvo
, been told.
i His friends are sorry to have him
1 leave Philadelphia, but are all wishing
him tho best of luck.
Another incident which shows tho
trend of tho ago was whispered to mo
the other day. A friend of mine was
dining out for luncheon, nnd one of tho
Invited guests falling to appear they
were kept waiting till every ono wa3
half starved. No word nor sign of tho
young lady. Later I learned that she
had .lunch In town and went to tho
movies. It seems that her engagement
for lunch had completely slipped her
mind. This was rathor hard on the
, hostess. From tho way this young per
aon has been teaBed I fenl very sure
she will not forget an engagement very
soon again. NANCT WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. S. Deas Slnkler will entertain
kthe members of tho Itadnor branch of tho
Queen Marys Needlework Guild at
luncheon on Friday. Tho members are
Mrs. C. K. Underbill, Mrs. W. W. Mont
gomery, Jr., Mrs. Harry C. Potter, Jlrs.
John Harvey Cordon, Mrs. Nathan Hay
ward, Mrs. Murdoch Kepdrick, Mrs. Kent
Willing. Mrs. T. Truxton Hare and Miss
Julia Wood.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles O'Donnell Lee,
Jr., of Rockland, Wayne, will leave to
morrow to Bnond the week-end In Wash-
v, "Ington. where they will attend tho wed-
dine nt ATIrq ninflva Hfnnlrn v.fiinlth nnd
r Mf. William Bell Watklns on Saturday.
i.Tjiey will be guests at tho dlnner-danco
s in be Etven to the bridal nartv by Mrs.
' Delos Dlodgett and the danco on Friday
night which Miss Virginia Mockay-Smlth
will give for her sister.
Vi v Mr. and Mrs. J. Hampton Moore will
' i ItUe a fl.inrA fnr thai,- rinhntnntn rl.Mtph.
fa.'-'- ter. Miss Serena C. itoore. at the Hotel
Kk', Walton on March 17.
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f" ,. r, ami airs. li. i;ane jonnson, or 7zus
, Charlton street. Mount Alrv. will enter-
tn tain at dinner before the Hal Masnue on
w March 7.
1
uim junry rnompson. uaugmer or air.
and Mrs. Henry B, Thompson, of Brook
wood Farm. Greenville. Del., entertained
at luncheon today at her home.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Cushman Newhall will en
Ltertaln at dinner before the Fortnightly
f. Danclnc Class nt the Philadelphia Cricket
i Club tonight. There will be 2i guests.
' Mrs. Gustave Remak entertained at
luncheon in the Red Room of the nitten-
uiuss, IWowed by a card party In the
Rose Parlor, today.
Mrs. Edward H. Well, of 2l2 West
Washington square, will entertain the
members of her bridge club on Saturday
Mr Alt-a.1 T XT.... j i- - ..
L.. , " nutria m,u alias uoroiny
V Morris will go to New York today to at-
CotlUon at the VanderbUt Hotel. A dl
il fntl theatre party will bo given this
Norrla ww . -cnwuo ur www
t,?11? ?h" Barclay Stevendon Hex enter
tained at Ilinnhonn anA V -!, ui -
noon at her home (n Ablngton.
"hit. anrt "MVu xyamu. tT.m .l
of n7""'S'I'"""vu" u'" 8W?.r"''
aW , v rar,, uwyneau, will sail to-
t $9 middle of April
Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes Townsend
,)? ret""led n a trip to Ber
wuda and wilt spend a fortnight with
ri Townseqds parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tf,Y!? ?11.ey at thel" h0,e 1S9 Spruce
Saw B rturnn8 to their home in
mSl'. MUdTa Hughes, of 1503 North
JV, lJMi- ViU entertain at luncheon,
Irtlowfd lay brwgn and "500." on Friday.
nt 1:30 o'clock nt her homo. About 60
guests will be present.
Miss Anne Harris, of 2613 South 20th
street, Is entertaining Mrs. Henry Alex
ander, of Clarksburg, W. Va as her
guest for several weeks.
Along the Main Line
OVERBROOK. Lieutenant C. H. Bul
lock, U. 8. N., and Mrs. Bullock will cm
tertnln Informally on Friday evening nt a
danco at their home, 2001 Upland way.
Their guests will Include Mr. nmi &t.
Lucius Bcebe, Mrs. Alexander S. Williams, I
airs. in. x. iuorris, Mnvnl Constructor Guy
A. Blssett, V. H N. nnd Mrs. Illssctt,
Ensign F. C. Bolsel. U. S N., and Mrs.
Belsol, Lieutenant Raymond E. McClung,
U. S. N., nnd Mrs. McClung, Lleutcnnnt
A. Porter, U. S. N., nhd Mrs. Porter. Lieu
tenant L. ,P. Finney, U. S. N., nnd Mrs.
Finney, Surgeon Dunne, V. 8. N , nnd Mrs.
Dunno, Surgeon I L. Pratt, U. S. N.. Mr.
nnd Mrs. .1. N. Hnnnon, Mrs. John Mars
ton, Miss Mao Miller, Mr. C. Bnrrctt HJck
man, Mr. William Curry, Mr. J. Lannln.
Mr. Austin. Mr. .1. Nelson and Lieutenant
McCaughcy, U. 8. N. Mrs. Bullock en
tertained on Saturday la3t In honor of tho
lltn birthday of her son, Herbert Bullock, j
Thero were 20 guests present. I
MERION. Friend of Mr. Frank C.
Pequlgnot will bo glad to know that his
recent Illness has not been serious and that
his rest nt tho hospital hns bean of great
advantage. Ho expects to return to hl3 j
homo In Merlon this week.
ARDMORE. Mrs. Edmund C. Evans,
of Mill Creek road, entertained tho Main
Lino suffragists nt her nomc last ovonlng.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward C. Creag'er, of
Johnstown, have announced tho engage
ment of tholr daughter, Miss Ethel M.
Cronger, and Mr. Sidney F. Morgan, son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Morgan, of Ard
more. Lansdowne
Mrs. Robert L Arms, of Providence
road, gave a luncheon or eight covers at
her homo yesterday. Tho tnblo was beau
tifully decorated In yellow tulips. Tho
guests were Mrs. Louis Geratenborger,
Mrs. Howard Wilson, MrB. Hnrry Barker,
Mrs. Edward "Wllltle, Mrs. Thomas Gard
ner, Mrs. George Carey and Mrs. Jnmcs
Gallagher.
Mrs. George Muth, of West Greenwood
avenue, entertained her card club yester
day afternoon. Twelve membeis wero
present.
Sirs. L. Rohrbach, of 10G Lansdowne
court, will entertain two tables of bridge
at her homo this evening. Her guests will
bo Mr. and Mrs. Jesso'Haaf, Mr. nnd Mrs.
D. B. Dill and Mr. and Mrs. It. Randen
bush. Mies Gladys Philips, of Lansdowne
nvenile, entertained her brldgo club on
Friday afternoon.
Northeast Philadelphia
MRS. DAVID S. MOST
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Most, who were
married on February 22, have returned
from their wedding trip and will bo nt
homo at 1123 Rldgo nvenuo. Mrs. Most
will be 'remembered as Miss Nettle Slng
fer, of 3360 Pennsgrovo street.
Mrs. Ella V. Clark, of 2038 Stella ave
nue, will entertain at a luncheon fol
lowed by n theatre party this afternoon
for 10 guests.
Mrs. Blary McCauley, of 3078 Frank
ford avenue, entertained tho members of
her pinochle club last evening at her
home. Those present wero Mrs. Manning,
Kirs. Carey, Miss Irene Manning, Miss
Gertrude Manning, Miss Lillian Carey,
Mis3 Irene Donahue, Mrs, Rose Carlln,
Miss Margaret Caroy and Sirs. Margaret
Med rath.
Mr. Earl Baugher, of 2373 Frankford
avenue, Is spending several days In New
York. '
Miss Rose Kaplan, of Egg Harbor, N. J.,
Is tho guest of Mrs. J. Freed, of 3031
Frankford avenue.
Germantown
tThe Misses Bary, of iSi WIster street,
lmvo Issued cards for an Informal tea on
Saturday at 4 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs, T. Lewis Thomas and
their daughter, Miss Anna Marjorle
Thomas, of 236 Pelham road, have gone
to California for the remainder of the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bertram Pearson
and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Seeds, who are
at Port Sewall, Fla.( will visit Palm
Beach before returning homo the latter
part of March.
Cards of invitation have been Issued by
Miss C. L. Huston, of 5521 Wayne avenue,
to attend a meeting on Monday, March C,
at 3:30 o'clock, to hear tho Rev, Walter
Erdman speak. IBs subject will be "The
Bible In Korea." Sir, Erdman has been a
missionary In Korea for a number of
years. v
The members of Miss Charlotte Brooke's
dancing class will hold their annual mas
querade danca on Friday afternoon at
t)ie Germantown Cricket Club.
Miss Judith David entertained the mem
bers of her card club yesterday.
A BOO party was given by Mrs. E. S.
Sheppard, of 43 East Tulpehocken street.
Monday evening in honor of her .daughter,
Mlsa Louise R, Sheppard, and her guest.
Miss Eleanor Kellmer, of Haxleton, Pa,
Among thoso present were Miss Helen
Turrtey. Miss Mlllleent McGowan, Miss
Ruth Stone, Miss Eleanor Kellmer. Miss
Bripa Adler, Miss Cornelia Sword. Miss
Louise Sheppard. Miss Miriam Ashton, Mr.
William Feist, Mr. Herbert Klllott. Mr,
Hsrbert Feist, Mr. Robert Peterson, Sir.
Bdward Meadawcroft. Mr. Russell Wick
enhofer, Mr. Flunk Yost, Jr. Mr. Oer.
hart and Mr Harold Hhpjaru
fetewijS-fJ
Weddings
MYERS LAIRD.
A wedding of Interest to society in this
city nnd Washington took place this
afternoon nt 4 o'clock In the Memorial
Church of St. Paul, Overbrook, when
Miss Mary Hall Laird, .daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Warren Powers Lnlrd, of Mer
lon, beenme the bride of Sir. John Dashlel
Stycrs, son of Sir. nnd Sirs. George W.
Stycrs, of Washington, D. C. Tho Rev.
William R. Turner, rector of St. Paul's,
officiated. The chancel wns banked with
palms, decorated with pink nzatcnB, and
the nhar was arranged with Easter lilies.
THo bride, who was given In marriage by
her father, woro nn cxnulslto gown of
Ivory whlto satin fashioned with long
rourt train, veiled In plaited silk tulle
nnd caught with orange blossoms The
bodlco was trimmed with old lose point
lace. Iter tulle veil, edged nround tho
fnco with lace, was prettily cnught with
ornngo blossoms, and Bho carried n
shower bouquet of lilies of tho valley
tied with long white satin streamers.
SIIsb Anne Claude Stycrs. of Washing
ton, sister of tho bridegroom, wns maid
of honor nnd woro a draped frock of
French blue taffeta, with sleeves of silver
Inco, nnd bodlco embroidered In silver, nnd
skirt drapery caught with clusters of
French llowcrs. Her large lint hat of
brown mnllno wns wreathed with garden
flowers In pastel shndei nnd had stream
ers of wide brown velct ribbon. Sllss
Stycrs carried nn arm bouquet of SIa,ry
Innd roses tied with blue Bntln streamers
Tho bridesmaids, Sllss Emma' Gcnctte
Fnrles, Sllss Corlnne B Freeman, Bliss
Rebecca A. Lycctt, Sllss Katharine Cor
lleld Nowlold. Sllss Elizabeth Farrnr
Kennedy and Stlss Frances C. Iredell, of
Plnindrld, N. J., were dressed alike In
foundation frocks of French blue taffeta,
veiled with pink tulle and drapery caught
with French rosebudi. They had Grecian
sleeves fashioned of silver lace. Pictur
esque hats of transparent old-fashioned
brown horsehair, trimmed with French
roses made of plcot ribbon In pastel
shades, were worn, nnd they carried arm
bouquets formed of spring flowers, pink
snapdragon, pink, tulips, pussy willows
nnd ferns, tied with blue satin streamers
veiled with blue. Sir. Stycrs' best man
was Sir. Roswcll Dagtle, of Now York, and
tho ushers, Dr. Kenneth Siaxcy, of Balti
more, Sid. ; Sir. John X. Swnrtzcll and
Sir. Lewis Bond, of Washington, D. C ;
Sir. Clarenco Freeman, Sir. William
Henry Parker and Sir. William Simpson,
3d, of this city. Following tho church
ceremony a reception for tho Immediate
families and bildal party wns bold at the
home of the bride's parents, Green Gnte,
Slerlon. Upon the return of Mr. and Sirs.
Stycrs from their wedding trip they will
bo at home after Blajr 1 at tho Avondale,
33th and LociiBt streets.
FLEU HINKLE.
A quiet wedding will tnko place this
evonlng at 0353 Ross street, Germantown,
nt 7:30 o'clock, when Sllss Edith Olivia
Illnklc, daughter of the lato Sir. nnd Sirs.
Peter Hlnkle, will becomo tho bride of
Mr. Conyers Button Fleu, Jr. Tho bride
will bo given In marriage by her brother,
Sir. Warren C. Hlnkle. Sllss SI. Virginia
Koenlg will attend as maid of honor and
Sllss Irma Grace Hlnklo and Sllss Siar
jorio Fleu as flower gltls.
Sir. Fleu will have his brother, Mr. Glr
don Fleu, as best man. The ceremony will
bo performed by tho Rev. Charles Hast
ings Dodd. Owing to a recent death In
the family a small reception will be held
for the Immediate families only.
BREITTENSIILLER RUDDEN.
An Interesting wedding wns solemnized
this morning nt 9 o'clock In tho Church of
Our Lady of Slercy, Susquehanna avenue
nnd Broad street, when Sllss Cecelia G.
Ruddon, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Owen
J. Ruddcn, of 1537 West Lehigh avenue,
was given In mnrrlago by her father to
Mr. Fredorick W. Brolttenmlller, of 2403
North 13th street. Slonslgnor Gerald P.
Coghlan ofllclated at tho Nuptial Slass.
Tho bride, who was attired In her travel
ing suit of dark bluo serge and a leghorn
hat trimmed with velvet pansles nnd vel
vet ribbon, was attended by her sister,
Sllss Elsie SInrle Rudden, as maid of
honor. Tho suit of tho latter was also of
dark blue, and with this a daik bluo
toquo wns worn.
Dr. John Small was tho best man, and
the ushers wero Sir. Slaurlco F. Rudden,
tho bride's brother, and Sir. Corwln B.
Tnylor. Tho ceremony was followed by a
breakfast at tho homo of tho bride's par
ents. Sir. and Sirs. Brclttenmlller left on
nn extended wedding trip, nnd upon their
return will recolvo nfter April 1 at 2932
North 26th street.
ABRASIS WILENCHIK.
Tho wedding of Sllss Blary D. Wllen
cblk, of 1347 South 32d street, to Sir.
Samuel J. Abrams took place laBt eve
ning at 8 o'clock at Apollo Hall. The
brldo was attended by Bliss Jessie R.
Wllcnchlk as maid of honor and Sllss
Rebecca Cohen, of Hnrrlsburg; Bliss
Blanche Wllcnchlk, Bliss Ida Wllcnchlk,
Bliss Ray Wolf. Bliss Ray Sellkowltz, of
Baltimore, and Bliss Blary Tress as brides
maids. Sir. Benjamin Abrnms acted as best
man, and tho ushers wero Sir. Isaac Wll
cnchlk, Blr. Harry Yanknloff, Sir. Louis
Hendler, of New York ; Blr. Herman Gore,
Sir. Albert Bursteln and Blr. Henry I,
Relnlsh.
West Philadelphia
Blr. nnd Btrs. William Tt. Lyman, of
3932 Spruce street, and their cousin, Bliss
Katherlne Chamberlain, will give a leap
year dance at tho Rtttenhouse this eve
ning. Thero will be about 100 guests.
Sllss BInrgaret Lamorelle, of 3510 Bar
ing street, has had Bliss Ann Sllnton
Donnelly, of Detroit, Bllch, as her guest
for the last few weeks. Blany luncheons
nnd dinners have been given In her honor
during her visit. Bliss Blinton-Donnelly
loft last week for Now York, where she
will visit for several weeks before re
turning to her home.
Sllss Kathryn Dcmpsey lias returned
to her home, 4431 Baltimore avenue, from
Pittsburgh, where she has been visiting
friends for the last two weeks.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah Quatle, of 1811 East Pass
yunk avenue, entertained a number of
friends last Friday, and announced tho
betrothal of her daughter, Bliss Eva Qua
tle, to Sir. Jack Caspar, of 422 Tasker
street. Bfany gueBts were present, and
.coca antnrt.ilnml hv Bliss Kathrlne Oua-
tle at the piano and Mr. Abraham Quatle,
who sang several selections, assisted by i
vr.. TTn.M, T?Via1nl,nit At mf,lnlt-,t m. '
lur. , ... -- .......o.. - .- ,
freshments were serveu, Among tnoso
present wero Blr. and BIrs. Caspar, Blr
and Mrs. Savar, Sir. nnd BIrs, Stelner.
of Danville, Va. : Blr. and Sirs. Stein, Sir
and BIrs. Jackson, Sir. nnd BIrs. Louis,
Blr. II. Caspar, Sir. and BIrs. Abraham
Quatle, Sir- and Btrs. Rhoads, Sir. nnd
BIrs. Balkan, Blr, and Mrs, Adleman, BIrs.
Rose Quatle and son, Blr. Harris Price,
Bliss Anna Hofkln, Sir. L. Blarkowltz, Blr
p. Kahn, Blr. S. Gordon. Sir, J. Quatle,
Blr. L. Farber and Blr. A. Adleman.
Mr. Harry t. Reynolds, of Broad street
and Snyder avenue, accompanied by the
Rev Dr. Bamford, pastor of St. Luke's
Blethodlst Episcopal Church, Broad and.
juokson streets, and Mr. Frank H, Tuft,
motored to Atlantic City recently.
BIrs. E. Kelllean, of 1415 Rltner street,
recently gave a theatre party In honor of
her cousin, Mlsa Clara Matthews, of West
Philadelphia, who celebrated her 17th
birthday anniversary.
Roxborough
MUa Estelle Sacks and Miss Bella
Sacks, of 6937 Rldgo avenue, are spending
several weeks with their sister, Mrs.
Samuel Hber. of J73S North J8th street,
during the absence of thelj parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. Harry Saaks, who are at pakn
Bfaeb. Fia.
MISS CHRISTIANNA K. LEX
Miss Lex is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William II. Lex, of Ger
mantown. Her engagement to Mr. George P. Lancaster, of Over
brook, was announced Inst week.
Navy Yard Dance
The third nnd last danco of tho Berlcs
of formal affairs that have been given
this winter by tho naval ofllcers will take
place this evening in tho sail loft of the
navy yard, nnd as It Is tho last navnl
affair of social Importance botoro tho
Lenten senson, It bids fair to bo a gala
ovenlng. The olllccrs on tho committee In
charge aro Lieutenant Commander W. L.
Llttlelleld, lT. S. N. : Lieutenant Comman
der W. II. Allen. U. S. N. ; Lieutenant
Commander D. P. Slunnlx, U. S. N. : Pay
Director S. L. Heap. U. S. N. : Commander
F. A. Traut, U. S. N. ; Captain Frank
Halford. U. S. BI. C. : Lieutenant Homer
H. Norton, U. S. N., and Lieutenant F. A.
Todd. U. S. N.
As usual, several delightful dinners will
precede tho dance. Commandant William
Leo Russell, U. S. N., and Sirs. Russell
will entertain 18 guests at dinner nt their
homo In tho navy yard.
Sirs. Alexander S. Williams, wife of
Captain Williams, U. S. BI. C, will enter
tain at a buffet supper In honor of her
aunt, Sirs. David Q. Brown, of Slontana,
who Is her guest at tho present time. Her
guests will lncludo Colonel Littleton Wal
ler Tazewell Waller, U. S. BI. C, and Sirs.
Waller, Commander Alfred Hinds, U S
N nnd Sirs. Hinds, Naval Constructor
Guy A. Blssett, XI. S. N., and Sirs. Blssett.
Captain Arthur B. Owons, U. S. ST. C, nnd
Sirs. Owons, Captain Frank Halford, IT.
S. BI. C and BIrs. Halford, Captain F. D.
Kllgore, U. S. BI. C, nnd BIrs. Kllgoro,
Ltoutcnant C. H. Bullock. U. S. N., and
Mrs. Bullock, Ltoutenant Homer H. Nor
ton. U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Norton, Captain
WIllcox. U. S. BI. C, and BIrs. Wlllcox,
Sir. nnd BIrs. Lucius Bcebe, Dr. and Sirs.
Wilbur Klapp, Sir. and Sirs. T. L. Eyre,
Sir. nnd Sirs. T. S. Flllmnro, BIrs. E. T.
Slorrls. BIrs. Nelson P. Vulv BIrs. Charles
A. Lutz, Sirs, Ralph T. Shepard, BIrs
Caperton, Sirs. George Do Bcnnovlllo
Kelm. Captain Giles Bishop, U. S. BI. C. ;
Sir. F. R. Blaxwcll, Sir. C. Barrett Hick
man and Sir. Edward Hoopes.
Dr. and BIrs. Warner Chalmers Lotz,
of 2411 South 21st street, will also enter
tain at dinner bofore tho' dance, when
their guests will Include Dr. John Volnoy
BIcAipIne, V. S. N., and airs. BIcAlpIno;
Lieutenant Raymond E. BIcClung, U. S.
N., and BIrs. BIcClung ; Blr. nnd BIrs. Bur
ton Ford, Bliss Nell Lotz. Sllss Virginia
Bluffer, Bliss Anno Harris. Sllss II. C. SIc
Nlchol, Dr. William J. SIoKlnley, Dr. Rob
ert Blaury. Blr. Joseph Cushlng and Blr.
Roddy Perkins, of Baltimore, Sid.
Sirs. Hiram Bearss, wife of Captain
Benrss, U. S. BI. C, will entertain boforo
tho dance In honor of Bliss Dvelyn Reld,
of New York. Her guests will lncludo
Sir. nnd Sirs. Bclssanger, Sir. nnd Sirs.
Creeve nnd Blr. and Sirs. Louis F. Gclss
ler. North Philadelphia
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Photo b' Fhoto-rrelurs
MRS. EUGENE M, LOEB
Mr. and BIrs. Eugene BI. LQb. whose
marriage took place several weeks ago,
have returned to their home. 3018 Dia
mond street. Mrs. Loeb was Miss Mildred
LevJ. '
Miss Alice Toner was given a surprise
dansant at the home, of her aunt, 2302
North 12th street. Jast week by a num
ber of her friends.
.
' Delaware Caunty
Mr. Waltyr Upsteafl, jf Aldan, enter
tained tha inetlns of the'Clvlo Associa
tion at bis homo, last evmlng
Along the Reading
Sir. and Sirs. Edward II. Fitch, of
Queen lane .Germantown, hnvo bought a
largo farm at SIcadowbrook, Pa , where
they will build a country bouse which
they will occupy during tho summer
months.
Sir. and Sirs. Walter Grllllths BtcFnr
land, Jr., of Oak Lane, lmvo moved Into
tholr new homo on Washington lano,
SIcadowbrook. BIrs. BIcFarland will be
remembered ns Sllss Georglo Slltcholt.
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Robert SI.
Mitchell, of Germantown.
Sir. nnd BIrs. Gcorgo Satterthwalto, of
Washington lane, Sleadowbrook, hnvo re
turned to their country homo from Ger
mantown, where they spent tho month
of February,
Camden and Vicinity
MISS MARGARET HALSINGER
Blr. and Sirs. Frederick Halslnger, of
Dolalr. N. J., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Bliss BInrgaret Hal
singer, to Sir. Raymond Rothermel, also
of Delnlr. The marriage will toko place
in the early summer.
Blembers of tho Half Hour Club of Bler
chnntvllle. entertained their friends with
a musical program nt their monthly
meeting, wt Ich was largely attended.
Sir. and Sirs. W. J. Brodly nnd daugh
ter, of 8th and Cooper streets, have re
turned from a trip to New York and
Newark.
What's Doing Tonight
Philadelphia Fnuniirjmen'n Association meet
ing. Manufacturers' Club; 8 o'clock.
Lecture, "ome Medieval Peace Movements."
by the Itov. I'nschal Iloblnaon. Houston Hull:
8 o'clock. I'reo
Welsh Kiciety dinner. Bellevue-Stratford
Hotel; T o'clock.
Lecture. "What an Efficient Department
of Health Means," by Dr. It. II. M. Lndt.
Ethical Culture Society, 1334 Hpruco street;
8 o'clock. Free
I.ons lleach Hoard of Trade banquet. Co
Ineton Hotel; S o'clock.
University of Pennsylvania freshmen ban
quet. Walton Hotel; 7 o'clock.
Lecture on "Humor nnd Humorists of tha
Eighteenth Century." by Thomas A. Daly, of
Evksisq liEiMEB, St. Joseph's Collfce; 8
o'clock
Lecture on the "Moraran Art Collection,"
by John CJetx. University Museum; 8 o'clock.
Annual tea party of tho Holy Name Catholic
Church. Moosa Auditorium, llroatl and Master
streets; 8 o'clock.
Twentv-elKhtli annual reunion and leap-year
dance of tho Frankford Grocers' Association.
Masonlo Hall. Frankford; 8 o'clock
Lecture on "Utopia. Old and New," by
Horace J. llrldges. under the auspices ot the
University Extension Society, Central V. 11.
C. AT. 8 o'clock
Collesa ot Physicians, ?:d nnd Ludlow
streets; 8 o'clock.
Kensington Jtaird of Trade, .Hancock street
and Susquehanna avenue: 8 o'clock. free,
deouraphloal Society. WHherspoon Hall.
"II. M 8 Pinafore." In St Elizabeth's
Auditorium. JJd street and Slonteomery ave
nue; 8 o'clock
Technology Club, HIT Spruce street; 8
o'clock
Card party. Ladles' Neuropathic Association.
The Normandle, 36th and Chestnut streets;
8 O'clock
Musical and dance. New Century Club. JJ4
South Kth street. 8 o'clock.
Play, by Cercle Francalsa of Temple Uni
versity, Bellevue-Strotjorq, 8 o'ctook.
Olney Fire Rouse dedication, Olney; 8
o'clook.
Lecture. "Trip of the Liberty IWtl to the
Panaroa-l'aclrto Imposition.''" uy Jowh p.
rjaftney. Haddington ilranch free Library
Notice for the Society page will be
accepted and printed lu , the Kvenbiir
Ledger, but all. aucU notices much be
written, on oue loe of the Uuuer. uiust U
tlgued in full, with lull address, and
viUcu poMtlbl teleiihouo number uiu be
Bend U such, communications to
aS&kfi&f I"PW' m
Vntigt (R requirement ra carried
oat 4 tUatNlflcatl( mjf lif BotW,
ix9 notice U1 not be tiubtUHtd.
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ITS ANNUAL ftLAY TONIGOT
"La Comedie de Gelui qui Epousa uhe Femme MtietW
Will Be Given in the Bellevue-Stratford by
Students of the Temple University
ANATOLR FRANCU'S comedy, "The
XXBIan Who Slnrrlcd a Dumb Wife," will
bo given this evening In tho ballroom of
tho Bcllovuc-Strntford by the student body
of the Ccrclo Francals of tho Temple i Uni
versity. Thoro will bo n number of dis
tinguished guests, nmong whom aro Sir.
Slaurlco Hcllmnnn, nttacbe of the trench
Kmbnssy: Dr. Herman Ames. Sir. Percy
SI Chandler. Dr. .1 Wlckersham I raw
ford, Dr. Pierre Glroud, Dr .Tnmes H.
Dunham, denn of the College of Llbcrnl
Arts nnd Sciences: Dr. Wllmcr hruseti,
Director of Publlo Health: SI. Anntolo Le
Brnz, Dr Albert K StcKlnley. Judgo John
SI Patterson, Hon Silcbncl J. Ryan, Pub
lic Servlro Commissioner; Dr C 1C. Do BI.
Sajous. chovnller of tho Legion dllon
neur Denn I.nurn H Carncll. dean of the
university Corporation, and Sllss .TcsMo I
King, president of the Ccrclo Francals,
will entertain the following gue3ts nt din
ner nt the t'nloti League
BIrs SI Hellmann, Sirs. Percy SI
Chandler, Sirs Jnmcs H. Dunhnm, Sirs.
Wltmor Krusen, Sirs Anntolo Lo Brnz,
Sirs Albert 13. SIcKlnley. Sirs. John Pat
terson, Sirs. Michael J. Rynn, BIrs. C. 13
do BI. Sajous and Bliss Blargnret S. Dun
can. BoMiolders, pitrons nnd patronesses ln
cludo mnny prominent Phllndelphlans, nil
of them lovers of French nnd friends of
the Cercle. They will ho the Alpha Tltcta
PI Sorority. Dr. Pierre V. Olroud. Sirs.
Joseph Nell, Sllss Halllo Holdcn, Sirs.
Walter Hall, Sirs. Krnsmus Freeman. SIIs3
Boulah Fenlmoro. BIrs Percy SI. Chandler,
Sirs C 15. do BI. Sajous, Sirs 15. B. do
Sausie, Btrs. S. S. Dnrmon, Director Wll
mcr Krusen. Hon. John SI. Patter
son. Mr Rodman Wnnnmnker. Sirs. W. L
t'odvllle, Btrs. Henry H. Fnrley. Sirs.
Sllcbacl J. Ryan, BIrs Joseph D. Williams.
Dr. Albert 13. BIcKlnloy, Sirs. Charles
Orally, Sllss Florence 13. Knklns, Sigma PI
Fraternity, President Russell H. Conwell,
Dean Laura H. Carncll, Dean Jnmcs Dun
ham. Th'o patronB and patronesses arc Bliss
Irene 13. Archer, Dr. W. Wayne Bnbcock,
Sllss SInthllda H. Bokcr, Sirs. James
Buckman, BIrs. Bertha V. Carney. Sirs. W.
L. Codvllle, BIrs. S. B. Collndny, Sirs.
Charles Coulomb, Sirs 11. T. Craven, Sir.
Samuel A. Crozer, Bliss BInrgaret Duncan,
Sllss I3mma Dlvler. Bliss Blary Eckhard,
Sir. William S. Kills. Sllss Blary Adcllo
13-ans, BIrs. Haylm Flneman, Sirs. Philip
C. Caul, Sirs. N. B Heller. Sllss Halllo
Holdcn. Bliss L. Prudence Ilolbrook, Sirs.
Anna C. Hudson, Sir. Oeorgc H. Johnston,
Bliss Dorothy Johnston, Bliss Blary 13.
Jones, BIrs. Thomas Wallaco von Kcsslcr.
Sirs. A. BI. Klein, Blr. Joseph F. Long.
Blr. Thomas SIcKean, Bliss Helen G. Btnc
Rostle. Sllss Flora Singer, Sirs. Ida L. K.
Sillier, Sirs. Charles 13. Peterson, Sllss
Anna Price, Sirs. Wendell Wobcr, Bliss
Sllnna L. Rosenthal, Sllss Lotilso D. Ryan,
Bliss Frances 13. Sllbcr, Sirs. Fred Blaurlce
Smith, BIrs. I3dward T. Stotesbury, Bliss
Anna F. Trefz, Sllss Katharine Ubll, Bliss
Stay S. Ward, Sirs. Loulso Chandler Will
iams and Sllss Elizabeth SI. Ytltte.
A number of residents of Bala, Cynwyd,
Wynneflold and West Philadelphia will
bold a dance on Friday evening nt tho
Roosevelt. Among those who aro arrang
ing the nffalr nre Sirs. Thomas J. Nicely,
BIrs. Theodore Palmers, Sirs. Henry Terry,
Sllss Katherlne Barnard, Sirs. Samuel
Stephenson, Sirs. Walter K. Hardt, Sirs.
William Shoemaker and Sirs. Ernest Ross.
Tho annual play and dnnsant to bo
given by the dramatic organization of tl
Clrcolo dl Snnt' Agneso (the young ladles'
guild of the Bladonna House, 814 South
10th street) this evening In St. Peter
Claver's Hall, 12th and Lombard stroets,
promises to be a treat of exceptional
value.
"Whiskers," a comedy farco In one
act, will bo tho offering this year, Sllss
Lena Dllonardo, who featured In "Dawn,"
will lmvo the leading rolo as tho bride,
whllo tho male honors will be divided be
tween Sir. Lombardl nnd Sir. Cardentl,
members of tho Bladonna Catholic Club
dramatic organization. Tho program fol
lows: Trances. First Bridesmaid. .Miss Itoe Mnsaaro
nthcl. Second Bridesmaid. ,, ,
Mlsa Mary Parragllolo
Evelyn. Third Itrldesmald . .Miss Elvira Prete
Inez, Mnld or Honor Miss rilomena Dl Dlo
Anna. Maid Mis Lucy Iirlamonto
Parker Olenn. nest Man . Mr. Francis Slderlo
Mabel, the Ilrldo Mlsi Lena Dllonardo
Chester Phelps, tho Clrooni.Mr Albert Cardentl
Mlsa Sarah Adams, a Rich Spinster,
MIsb Clair Sammartlno
John Pholps. a nich Old Hachelor, Ches
ter's Uncle Sir. Joseph A. Lombardl
The music will be furnished by the Bla
donna Catholic Club Orchestra.
The Phi Blan San Oak Club gave an In
formal dance Saturday evening nt the
Fire House Hall, to which about 100
guests were Invited. The affair was a
complete success nnd was In chnrgo of a
committee composed of Bliss Bllrlam Z,
Dunwoody, Sir. Emery B. Freeman and
Sir. John A. Stewart. The nlumnl will
hold Its regular meeting nt the Haver
ford Township High School In Onkmont,
on Friday evening. A play will be given
by tho Alumni early In Blny.
A party was given by Sir. nnd Btrs.
Slorrls Bloom, of 1813 North 24th street.
In honor of their granddaughter Bliss
Floia Fogel. Blodcrn dances were
demonstrated by Sllss Laura Fabian
and Sir. Elmer Hemberger nnd Colonial
dances were demonstrated by Bliss Carrie
Whitehead and Blr. Blllton Wlnslow, of
New York. Bliss Carrie Bloom and
Blr. Joseph Gordon gave some highly
appreciated vocal selections nnd air.
Lawrence Sacks also entertained. Among
those present wero Bliss Laurn Fabian,
Sir. Elmer Hemberger, Bliss Carrie
Bloom, Sir. Lawrence Sacks, Bliss Carrie
Whitehead, Sir. Blllton Wlnslow, Sllss
Dorothy Naulty, Sir. Frank Frederlco,
atlss Bertha Bloom. Sir. Joseph Gordon
and Blr. and BIrs. Isaac Fogel.
At tho costume dance of the class in
folk dancing, given last evening at St.
John's Protestant Episcopal parish house,
Lansdowne, BIrs. William S. Baxter wore
AMUSEMENTS
T-k 1 10c 1214 Market 20c
Wrj Q nn jo A M to 11:15 V. M
JTctlctue LAst 4 DAYS
MARY PICK'FORD,
In the Unique Characterization
"POOR LITTLE PEPPINA"
Next Week Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
JOHN BAUKVMOItE In "NEARLY A KINO'
Thursday. Friday. Saturday Charlotte Walker
In "Tha Trail of the Loneeome Pine"
ainbe Theatre .&
VJlWrJC VAUttEVILLK Continuous 11
A. M. to 11 P. 41. 10c, 15c, 25c
B. A. ItOLFB Presents
"Ye Old Tyme Halloween"
BESSIE ADELB FOLSON In "DESTINY1
OTHER WELL-KNOWN ACT9
MARKET ABOVE 18TH
11.15 A.M. to 11:13 1' JJ.
MARIE DORO
In "DIPLOMACY'
Stanley
Added Burton Holmes' Middles at Annapolis
"Somewhere" in France (War jScvue No. 2)
AirAT XTTTT1 PoP- Hats. Tues k Tours.
W Ai-llN U 1 afc:, ao Regular Mat. Bat
c-ygs, -loc io f i, no higher.
"MUTT & JEFF IN COLLEGE"
Arcadia
CHESTNUT Bel lSlh
10 A U to 11.18 P M.
Bijlie Burke
Ur FEQUY"
XNJLA.WAN at--jTuio. cantvvell
tJght at T 4 u
4 U I & WALKER. TINC8
LKWTS t WHITfe. ZE.NO.
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Mj( T ,lav Trwwlf sod
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the gotvn and Jewelry worn by an anceS.
tor inoro than n hundred years ngo.
T-TeinVLxHlarjr of lha Northeastern
Ladles Benevolent Society will give A
sacred concert nnd dance oh Sunday eve
?, B .nt th6 Apollo Hall, 1728 North
Broad street. The commltteo in charge
Is working bard to make this affair a
success.
,.,A m"?1! ,nrty wna R'ven In honor ot
Sllss Sylvia Llchtcnsteln on Sunday even
ing nt her home, 141 Pembertoti street
Among thoso present woro Sir. nhd
Sirs. S Seldman, Sir. nnd Mra B.
Colin, Sir. BI, Seldman. Dr.1 nnd Stra
it. L. Cutler. Dr. and Sirs. BI. Segal, Mr.
Nell Seldman, Sllss Sylvia Llchtenstelrf,
Sirs. BI. Vnntvcr, Blr. nnd Sirs. A. Llchteh
stein, Sir. nnd Sirs. Ed Sillier, Mrs.
Charles Llchtenstcln, Bliss Gertrude Seld
man. Btlsn Jennlo Cohen and Sir. Hpstela
The guesf? wero entertained with music,
singing and dancing which was followed
by a Dutch supper, then a card game.
A surprise kitchen shower was given In
honor of Stlss Hilda Jonas by her many
friends. Thoso present wcro Sllss Elka
Krnuse, SIls Jennie Krnuso, Sllss Bay
Krntisc. Sllss Carrlo Blsboff, Bliss Dora
Bushoff, Bliss Anna Bclmar. Bliss Hen
rietta Btishoir, Sllss Fanny Bushoff, JIlsi
Besslo Tlcnian, Sllss Lillian Tlcrman,
Bliss Salllo Jonns, Bliss Bay Jonas, Bliss
Henrietta Luchs, Bliss Sunlo Klrshbftum.
Sirs. C. Gelgcr. of Chester; Sllss Bllnnle
Lustlg, Sir. nnd Sirs. P. Jonas and their
daughter, Sllss Hannah JonaBi BIrs. H.
Jonas, the Blisses HIrsh, of New York;
Sllss Sndlo Levi. Stlss Yetta Samuel, Bliss
Blartilo Samuel. Several piano selec
tions woro given by Sllss Carrie Blshoff.
Songs wero sung by Susie Klrshbaum nnd
Sllss Hilda Jonns.
A party was given nt tho home of Bliss
Annctto Bock. 529 Carpenter Btreet, In
honor of Sir. Thomas Bock, who has Just
returned from tho West. Thoso who at
tended woro Bliss Hannah Vera Savador.
of Camden; Stlss Sarah Bock, Bliss Julia
Boscnbloon, Bliss Anna Derringer. SIIsi
Hdna Klsher, Bliss Blary Rosenman, BIIji
Iloso Babinovltz, Sllss Frances Spector,
SIIsb Kathryn BInssa, Bliss Lena Flnkle
steln, Sllss Clnra Young, Sir. Jack Wal
lanboclc. Dr. D. Cohen. Sir. Al llomm.
Sir. William Kolstlen, Sir. Lester Yesnlo,
Sir. Jnck Bock, Sir. Julius Cohen, Sir.
Sleyer Bock, Sir. nnd Sirs. SI. Knslerman,
Sir. Frank Bublno, Sir. Samuel Baron.
Sir. Henry Cohen, Sir. Louis Schwartz,
Sir. itlcbard Casper, Sir. nnd Btrs. H
Bock, Sir. Bloaes AVelntraub. Bliss Blary
W. Klnstcln and Sir. Solomon Bock
The "L. O." Club will hold n dance on
Saturday at Slosebnch's. Tho commltteo
having chargo of tjils dance, also tho club
members, aro working hard endeavoring to
make tills a gala occasion.
The members of the Girls' Tulip Club
gavo a lean year surprise party In honor
of Bliss Eleanor Cnvanaugh at her
home, 1H0 North 4th street, last evening.
Among tho guests wero Sllss Ellen Me
lane, Stlss Eleanor Fitzgerald. Bliss Anna
Cullaton, Bliss SIny Duffy. Bliss Blary
Korns. Bliss Slario Bain, Sllss Adelaide
Stedem, Bliss Emily Coyle, Sir. T. Kelly,
.ur. ai. i-rnvon, sir. D. Cogan, Sir. J.
Tansey, Sir J. Blurray, Sir. J. Drnklu,
Sir. II. Slmler and Sir. Edward Rlelly.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. SI. J.
Cavanaugh and BIrs. T. J. poyle.
AMUSEMENTS
AnF.T.PTTT I'aet 10P' JInt' Tomorrow"
x.ujurrL DEST SEATS JI.50
LAST 6 TIMES
l'AUEWELL APPEAItANCES HERE OK
?"V, ROTHP.R M '" Al,red Sutro's
KIISVvii.iiN nellBhtful Comedy
"THE TWO VIRTUES"
. With MISS ALEXANDRA CARLISLE
Next Week Seats Tomorrow
The Great S-StargureBatlon
William II. Crano Thos. W. Rosa
Maclyn Arbucklo Amelia Bingham
Etlith Taliaferro nnd Company In
"THE NEW HENRIETTA "
"RPnATl IJOI MATINEE TODAY
LJf.U TONIOHT AT 8:1B
Klaw & Erlanscr and George Tyler Present
POLLYANNA
The Glad Plan. SprcaiUng Good Cheer
Best Seats. 51 50 at Popular Matinee Today,
SPECIAL MATINEE TOMORROW. .1 I M
GRACE LA RUE
costusie rtEciTAL or songs in
English Direction ANDREAS DH'FEL
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH MTREETM
TRIUMPHANT ItETURN TO VAUDKV1LLEI
joe lew-
WEBER & FIELDS
"Given an Ovation !" Evg. Led.
ALAN BROOICS ft CO, DOLLY CONNOLLY
and PERCY WENR1CH. OLYMPIA DEBVALL
i CO.. BERT MELROSE. JAMES and HETTY
MORGAN Others
T ypjp Topulnr Slatlneo ToJay, 5ilS
L'-1- AVJ. Rent Kenta SLSO. Tonight, 8!lS
JOE WKDER Fruents
An Incomparable Musical Comdly Hit
THE ONLY GIRL
Ry Henry Blossom nnd Victor Herbert
"She's a Peach" Press
"Well worth hearing and ueelng-" -PutiUo
ledger.
"A GREAT JUCCESS" RECORD
ACADEMY OrMUSIC
FRI. 8:15 SAT. MAT. 2:3(f7
HOLLAND ,
Illustrated In Color by Mr. L'lmndcrr
Out nf the Ordinary Motion I'lt'lurca.
BOc, 75c . $1 at Heppe's Amphl, at Acad 2So
T?T1P1?T?Q,T rp- MAT1NKE TODAY
rUlvIVIi'OJ. TONIOHT AT 8 tia
ZIEGFELD
FOLLIES
FIRST FOP MATINEE TODAY, BOc i J 130,
CfieStnUt ot. Chestnut Ilel llth St
FOURTH and LAST WEEK
O? Durborough'a Marvelous War Fllrna
"On tho Finns Lino With Germany"
FREE SOUVENIRS TODAY
Seats -5c (rom S to U F. M. dally ejeept
Saturdays After C -5o anil 50c Gallery l5q
FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Tonight at 8 o'clock
TRIP OP THE LIUBRTY 11KLL TO THE
PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
JOSEPH P. OAFFNEY, Esq
Chairman Flnanco Committee City Councils
KADDINGTON UHANC1I
THE FREE LIURAItY OP PHILADELPHIA
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