EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1916.
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MANGY WYNNE GHATS ABOUT MANY
THINGS IN
Jlr, and Mrs. Ellis Ames Ballard Will Entertain This
T?nninrr -fnv Misa Fi'nnrps Rt.niltrlif.nn nnrl Tlioii
LJ &UI1, J.UI. i'lCUCIlUV JDUUcUU
ONE of the moBt Interesting affairs
torilsht will bo tho theatre party,
..,(- Viv HUDDor and dancing;, n the
I HltfrCfttlton, which will bo given by Mr.
i i . mil. Amna nnltnril In honor of
anaurn. E""a ""-" , -
juices Stoughton and tholr son, Fred
erick Ballard, whoso engagement was
Announced laBt month.
Llttlo Mls Stoughton Is very pretty
mnd very much liked uy ner own con
temporaries as well as tho older people.
Bh0 S rather slight and very dark, with
avy hair and pretty coloring, and I
think looks exceptionally well In sports
clothes. The party tonight will bo mado
up of the younger Bet principally.
1 heard a lovely story yesterday about
the small brother of a futuro bride. It
appears that sister will be married In tho
late summor or early fall nnd small
brother has been encouraged 10 grow
quite Kilnt-llko with' tho promlso held
over him that If ho Is good he may sit
In "the front pew at tho weddlnt:. Well,
the other day small brother was very
naughty and would not listen to reason
Bt all, till finally his sister said to him:
"Now, Willie, each lime you are naughty
jou go back one pew Tor the wedding."
He looked lit Iipi- In abject grief nnd ex
claimed strnightwny, "Oh, sister, don't
tny that; Ij. tho time you get rmmieil
I'll nut even be in the back pew, but
out beyond the fence."
Did jou hear the awful experience of
the Tilglimniia hi3t week? A maid sud
denly went perfectly mnd In the house
and Oav says it took lier nnd Richie
and two luirsea and the doctor to hold
her d"'v i When first discovered sho
' was raclns about the house pouring
libatiuiu of Hlierry out of u decanter
around the room to try to nppease tho
lower legions, so sho said. Anyway,
thoy had n most hectic time and finally
had to send tho poor soul to Mt. Hope.
It must have liccn a fierce experience
for them, don't you think?
I hear one of our most attractive youiiB
1 maidens took to riding hobby horse at a
' recent meet In the country. There was
an affair given out on the Heading and
many people attended. This fair maid
rode merrily off with the others and all
went well till she came to a fence, which
horsey took hut failed to clear; and witli ;
the damsel on his back lie balanced over !
: the fence, for n,ll the world like a rock
ing horse, till It broke under him, nnd
' he and tho maiden rode on toward vic
tor'. I
1 Miss XoIIlo Osthelmer, of Jenklntow.i,
Is going today with Miss Van ver Slier,
of The Hague, He '.land, as secretary, to
Wilmington, Baltimore and Washington
and will then go west to Pittsburg!, and
Chicago, returning home to Philadel
phia about tho 1st of April. Later Miss
Ojtheimor and Miss Van ver Slier will
,Ifave for the Pacific const and will visit
the cities of Importance" on the way out,
stopping at San Francisco for several
.weeks, Miss Van ver Slier Is In this
country giving Illustrated lectures on
Belgium and tho war. Sho is trying to
raise money for an American Belgian
, home for tho war orphans.
NAXCV WYNNE.
Personals
An engagement of international inter
est, announced today In New Yolk, is that
of Miss Marie CI. Duryee, daughter of Mrs.
Samuel V. Auchlneloas, and granddaugh
ter of tho lute Charles Guidet. to the VI
comti Fal do Saint 1'halle, son of Comto
and Comtesse de Saint Phallo, of Nlevre,
France M. de Saint Phallo Is a brother
of it. Francois de St. Phnlle, of this city,
who married Miss Helen Voorheos about
two years ago. Tho wedding will tnko
Place In May.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Xason will enter
tain a number of tholr friends nt dinner
before tho hat nuioaue on March 7 at
their home, 2225 Locust street.
Mrs. .Trthn ftf.t..L.1,. ...Ill ..l.. .. ,llnn
. .. ., .......r.,,, ,,,,, ft" ,l ,1, fillet
on Saturday nt her home, 202a Walnut
' th-iiAl
Dr. and .Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman,
of 1832 Spruce uticet. will BJve a dinner
On TllMllfll Al'anlnn M ,. l. , 1. . l.
&a Iasclue' I" honor of their debutante
."Biiwr, jiiBs tonne u. freeman.
'?...- Mfflt Marmiil,n 11, nA .. I)AA ....
V H,' wl" Blve n dinner at her home on
v- Tuesday evening, March 7. before tho Bal
'fiji Masque.
ITimhe Baron nn1 Baroness Fritz von
Hlller, who have been spending some time
s the guests of the Baroness' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles D. Harney, at Hildon.
Ojontz, pa., left last week for Florida,
to remain for a fortnight.
MrS. PflrrftB T).ln,nn n.l 1,1. -. ,1
" ----.. w.,,vun mm mis iuruuiia
' iVw?rinton and Mr- erree Drlnton, Jr.,
L ,y row' 8u Davld'a, are spending
, -- a at Atlantic CJIty.
Mr. nnrt if ixr t r 1 ..
-... ,.. . v-uvuruii win give
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, Pvl4 s ot Saturday;
i .u.f' 13 ,1Ira- R v- Badcllffe. Jr.. will
' m. " Fr'aay for a trip to St. Augustine,
., ia., and other Southern points.
lr'i.iJLrs"J?'orBa Em,en stnrr. of Kadnor,
AtK'?.f(1? ,ew, daya a Traymore,
Along the Main Line
k WVVVDn.nAR ... .
ft f.., I ",uulJ illS3 Ltliel Moore, of
- iuX0rfnS.V wu be tne euest of Miss
1 Margaret V loan. -I....i.... -r -..
i Ui n tr. ,en ayB- Tomorrow evening
' har h h on wlu Blvo " s,"all dance t
umi. .' , ntmor or 4Ilsa Moore. Tho
?.U,"ts..wl Include; Miss Marie L. Olle.
Vards. iii""rWes, 5IiS8 KlUnbeth Sud-
Mrrrn ,tt"' ouiuvan. auks ilea
P 11 Tf...u',faBar M3S Christina Zlebarth.
i E IM1" "'",' Ml83 Frances Walt. Mlsa
r itti. i.' e'Buse. -Shsa Elizabeth Breull.
V- J bore T". lJ,aPlnlne. Miss Anna E.
'S?t "' s?!r- Aul"-y Hager. Mr. Francis
Caldru,n,i .."";.. .V""1"' "'r- Meyruo
tnir "'. -""an samara. Mr. Nor-
dersnn .- 0,r" .James Kvans, Mr. Hen-
a ww"; T?S8e'- Mr Edward Maise, Mr.
H-"W7t.. r,r.ea.er' 6,r Wood Sullivan, Mr.
ji.hV """ien, air uscar Muller. Mr.
t& lir Poustei IwwnS and
t, n ueorge Sclirever.
WAV Nil f ,.. .
return.,? H. v r'L l"aes tj. sivmby has
rkCX'..t0.her hm o Iansaowhe aw
f dC Z ,h??.?',n? tmontb at Augusta,
tj xiJZ'":.""?- a. 'tiuotson.
E'WaVtt. h '""", Patton. of Qulf road.
fwffSS.J?" B0,,e Souh- to remain ev-
" MI'S. Miltn -ttr .
nnri7. ! ,uun- Jr., gave a card
SI rl ," ' tabu honor of Mlsa Kath-
Ut hir h , ""?. i,,"s Wivlnla Weeley,
Ut kM i.- 7i Wy Brtslse Club
THE SOCIAL WORLD
day nftcrnoon. Tills club has Increased
Its membership to three tables. The now
membors are Mrs. C. W. Tnixnl, Mrs. W.
P. Cochran and Mrs. C. W. Bayltss.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm S. Lloyd, of
23.1 Harvey sheet, gave an nttrattlve
dinner last evening nt the (Icrinantown
Cricket Club. Tho color scheme was pink
arid white and the guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. J. Burton Muitln. .Mr. nnd Mrs.
Kenneth t.uders, Mrs, Ida M. Koch. Lieu
tenant Commander Henry C. Mustlti,
l. a. :.; sirs. M. Hold. Mr. and Mrs.
Itltnor K. Walling. Mrs. Quitm. Mr. M.
Albert Qulna nnd Mr. M. tl. Held.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles XI. Butterworth,
of 743? Puyer street, accompanied by
their two daughters. Miss Myra Butter
worth nnd Miss Helen Butterworth, are
traveling thtotigh tho South nnd will re
turn April 1,
Miss Mary Doodwln. of 5330 rSauton
street, has tcturucd from Allendale. N. J,
where she was tho guest of her fiance's
fninlly, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Prlclictt
Tho wedding of Miss Goodwill nnd Mr.
Hamuel M. Prli'hptt. Jr., will take place
on Saturday, April 1.
Mrs. George Brooko's dancing class,
known ns the Mnuheliit Dancing Class, will
give n bal mastiuo on Saturdny evening
of tills week In the ballroom of tho Hcr-
mnntown Cricket Chili.
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Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols, of Pelliam
road, has been appointed clnilrinnn of the
committee on clubs nnd organizations of
the .Shakespeare tercentenary to bo ob
served in this city early In May. Prof.
Felix R .Scbelllng, of the University of
Pennsylvania, Is chairman of tho cxecu
tlco committee having tho celebration In
charge.
Along the Reading
Mr. nnd Mis. Ilobcrt M. Stinson, of
Chelten nveiiue and Old York road, Mlklns
Park, aro receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter born Tuesdny, Febru
ary 22.
Dr. Oliver It. Dlehl. U. S. .V., and Mrs.
Dleiil, wlio have been making their home
for tho last few years on Washington lane,
llydal, have closed their country residence
and aro spending the winter months In
Philadelphia. Doctor Dlehl ha3 been placed
In chnrge of the L'nltcd States Naval Hos
pital. Tho Men's Club of Wyncotc lias Issued
invitations for a meeting to be held in tho
parish house of All Hallows' Church,
Greenwood avenue, Yt'yncote, on Monday
evening, at S o'clock. Tho speaker of tho
evening will be the Hov. V7. Herbert Burk,
nnd his subject will bo an Illustrated lec
ture on "Tho Story of Valley Forge." Tho
lecturer has been In the forefront of tho
work tlint has been done nnd is being done'
to beautify this spot, so sacred to tho na
tion nnd our Commonwealth. Ho will tell
tho club about the efforts of those Inter
ested to prescrvo in n fitting manner tho
precious traditions of tho place and will
show In pictures what has been accom
plished. Mrs. John Fredericks," of Old Yoik road,
Logan, accompanied by her two daugh
ters, Miss Iteba Fredericks and Miss Jo
sephine Fredericks, will spend this week
end nt Atlantic City as tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Cieorge Manning at their apart
ments at tho Hotel Dennis.
South Philadelphia
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN RISELING
Mlss Teresa M. Gnllen, of 63 .Sny
der avenue, and Mr. John J. Itisel
ing. formerly of 318 North 62d slieet,
and now of Washington, D. C, were mar
ried yesterday morning at 9 o'clock In
tiro Iady of Mount Cnrmel Cathollo
Church, 3d and Ttltner Btreets. The cere
mony was performed by the Bev. J. 1.
Mcllugh. assisted by the Bev. James A.
Dalton and the Bev Father O'Hnra.
Following the ceremony a breakfast was
served at tho bride's homo. Mrs. Bisellng
has been prominent In amateur theatricals
for many yeaia. being one of the leadlnt
members of tho Mount Carmel Dramatic
Club, Mr. Bisellng Is a member of Brown,
son Council, Knights of ColumbuB, and
for many years workod on Philadelphia
newspapers. He Is now connected with a
newspaper In Washington.
The first annual dance of the "Silent
Ten" of the A. B. KIrschbaum Company
was held at Mpsebach'a Drawing Booms
last Friday evening, and was thoroughly
enjoyed, Several of the officers of the
company were present as guests. Those
having the affair In charge were Miss
Nan Uarr. Mlsa draco Dougherty, Miss
Bay McQulllen, Miss Mary McQuade,
Miss Elizabeth Moses, Miss Pauline Bat
dors, Miss Kmma Moeller, Mlsa Mar
garet Sweeten, Miss May Dowllng and
Miss Anna McKernan.
Miss Marie round. Miss, Mae Towers,
Miss Gertrude Pound and Miss Marguerite
Towers occupied a box at the Metropoli
tan Opera Houe on Monday evening to
hear the Polish opera. They were accom
panied ty Mr William T. Pound nnd Mr.
Frank M. Feeney. A supper followed,
A surprise reception was given In
honor of Mrs. Josephine Jeffers by her
daughter, Miss Isabelle Jeffers. In honor
of her S3d birthday, at their home, 1909
South Si street, last week. The guests
were entertained by Mr. Andrew Tlegen
and Mr Joseph Fagan Mr John Lea
sang several selection
A "Freedom Party" was given ta MlM
Margaret liahi. of Palmyra. N, J., by hfr
SlsUr, MUw TiUl Hatia, last Friday eve
ning TiWr wwe abput 89 u0 pr.
Jnjta ""rfftffalr. Mtoa IfaJwlwa the
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l J may fcsautlful gift.
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Top row, left to rifiht Charles Metzner, William Evans, Thomas Lane, Jtimrs McKco, Michael Foley, John Griffln, John Lane, John Diamond and
Joseph Donnelly. Second row Mnry Bunce, Josephino McCauley, Marie McPcnk, Annn Welsh, Sara Slano, Holcne McKco, Catharine Dovlin,
Anna SchncfTer, Florence McCarnc and Marie Stahl. Third row Marie Glazier, Gertrude Dougherty, Eleanor Daily, Eleanor Brcnnan, Gene Brady,
Mario Brennan, Thomas Johnston, Madeline Agnew. Catharine Hisgins, Catharine Slano, Mnry Bums, Ropina Slane and Marie Glackin. Fourth
row Florence Zeihers, GeorRO McNichol, James McNumcc, Blanche Smith, James Wilson, Marie MeNichol, tho Rev. William Ilnyward, Helen
Devlin, Charles Mallon, Charles Diamond, Mary McErlane, Joseph Foster, William Dcitzsh and Anna HisKins. Bottom row Anna McKeevcr,
Regina McKeevcr, Rose McCort, Vcre Greene, Eleanor McCartney, Elizabeth O'Toole, William Francis McNichol (director), Katharino Duffy,
Entertainments
A surprise birthday paity was given In
honor of Miss llosallo Somers by her pa
rents, when her guests were tho mem
bers of tho MUhorrnl Zlon Club and those
of her Sunday rchool class. Among the
guests wero Mr Benjamin Portnoff, Mr.
Moit3 Itnblnowlt!!, Mr. Samuel Iluben
Meln, .Miss Julia Sax, Miss May Snx, Miss
Dorothy Jnsper, Miss Hilda Bleeden, Miss
llattle Bleeden, Miss Lenoro Gordon. Mr.
Samuel H. Hose, Mr. Hurry K.itz, Miss
JIolllo Goldberg, Miss Nettle Jacobson, Mr.
Nathan Levitt, Mr. Maxwell Wind. Miss
Kuthcrlne Katlmky, Jliss Tteba Bose, Mr.
Morris Fischer. Miss Mary Brarofsky,
Mr. Morris Snyder. Mr. Alexander Kntln
skv. MIks Rnrtrucle lltibliisteln. Miss
' Pauline Itoscmnn and Mr. Frederick
Blcsenbaeh.
The engagement of Miss Bose R. Danlts,
daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. It. Stein, to
Mr. Harry Davidson, son of Mrs. K. Da
vidson, of Lincoln, Neb., was announced
Sunday evening nt a dinner given at tho
Grand View Hotel, Atlantic City. Tho
guests nt tho dinner were Mr. and Mrs
II. Stein, Mr. and Mrs. H. Master, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. Fishman, Mr. and Mrs. It. Cpor
ney. Mr. and Mrs. II. GHckinanMrs. M.
Fishman. Mr. and Mrs. S. .Master. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Levin, of New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Mor.of, Mr. B. Davidson. M'.ss Cherry,
Mr. D. Kurtzman, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Hollar,
Mr. and Mis. J. Glanzbcrg. Mr. and Mrs.
L. Sacks, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tourln,
Mr. Magan and son, Mr. and Sirs. Sbane
feld, Mr. and Mrs. Hampman. Mr. I..
Arlovltz, Miss I. Katz. Miss K Stein, Miss
K. Chorncy. Miss S. Stein, Miss K. Fish
man, Mr. It. Fishman, Mr. G. Danlts,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Silverman. Mr. and Mrs.
Ginsberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ager nnd Mr. M.
B. Goldberg. Donations for tho Jewish
war sufferers amounted to ?3D.
A leccptlon was held in honor of the
betrothal of Miss Bosallo Sonnerstadter
Berman and Mr. Henry C. Ilerbst. Those
assisting in receiving were Miss Paulino
Herzberg. Mies Clara Segal. Miss Cora
Both and Miss Bena Herbab ; Mr. Jacob
Gottiocb, Mr. Philip Scliultz. Mr. Leon
Herbst and Mr. and Mrs. Kd Herzberg.
A surprise party followed. Those pies
ent wero Miss Irene Mycrhoff. Miss Gladys
Myerhoff, Miss Sara Maybaum, Miss Pau
lino Herzberg, Miss Florence Berkovltz,
Miss Francis Katz. Miss Cora Both. Miss
Bosalle Bowman, Miss Budle Hlrshwaldt,
Miss Sylvan Rothschild, j Miss Jerry
Drucker. Mr. Samuel Rosenberg, Mr. Syd
ney Klchengreen. Mr. Philip Schultz. Mr.
Leon Herbst. Mr. John Gottlieb and Mr.
Henry Herbst.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. .and Mrs. Moncuro Blddle, of Mer
maid lane, will give a dinner on Saturday,
March , In honor of Miss Gladys Wil
liams, whose engagement to Mr. George
Gordon Meade was -recently announced.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Bell nnd Miss May
Bell, who have been spending several
weeks In South Carolina, will return next
week to their Home, ziu evergreen avenue.
Among tho members of a class In first
aid taught by Dr. I'dward W. McCloskey,
which meets at the home of Mrs, Howard
S. Graham, are Miss Charlotte M. Cheston,
Miss Elizabeth Cheston, Miss Molly
Thayer, Miss Marjory Taylor and Miss
Marlon Button.
North Philadelphia
Mr. George A. Walton, principal of the
George School, will make an address on
"The Peacemaker as a Patriot" tonight
In tho Falrhllt Meeting House. The pub
He Is Invited.
The final entertainment of the season
under the auspices of the Interchurch
Lyceum will bo held tonight In the North
Branch V. M. C. A. The program will
Include selections by Miss May C. Powers,
pianist and organist; Miss Sylvia Fish,
violinist i Mr. Henry N. Flagp, violoncel
list and pianist, and Miss Merle Lowrlo.
reader and Impersonator. (
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Belchlln, of
3233 Montgomery avenue, have returned
from a Southern tour, and will be at home
to their friends on Sundays during Murch,
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Roxborough
At the final organ recital at the Central
.i.ni t.'-niar.nn.'il Church on Mondav
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evening Dr. Richard Entwlsle, of Boxbor-
ough, was me orBimi, nw iii
selections were by the Boxborough Glee
Club. The Bev. Robert Bagnetl made an
address.
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The fifth annual banquet of the Men's
Bible CIbbs of the Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal Church, Manayunk, will be held
...i..i. i., i,a nnnlal hall of tha church.
Ex-Mayor John Weaver and the Bev.
Thomas W. Davis, chaplain of the Penn
sylvania State Senate, will be the prin
cipal speakers. .
Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Le Fort,, of East
Hermit lane, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Bertha Le
Fort, to Mr. Raymond Muller.
Mrs. Brook Palst, of 300 Iloohelle ave
nue Wlssahtckon, will entertain at cards
on Thursday. March 9. Her guests will
be the members of her "500" club, who
Include Miss Mary Kennedy, Mrs. Joseph
C Henderson, Jr., Miss Margaret War
rington. MIm Alma Hlnman, Miss Lucy
Fox. Mre. Joseph Culley and Miss Myra
Wartman.
Miss LllUan Bunting wlU entertain her
crd otab tomorrow afternoon,
Misa Mary PfynU and MWw Martha
Kj&y. f 3Jt Kttl ?5h street, Falja of
Schuylkill, eoent the weekend nt Atlantis
Cify-
MEMBERS OP ST. MICHAEL'S DRAMATIC CLUB
rr. AMMh
Roso Dorman, Marie Doyle, Gcraldinc
MASQUED DANCE AT CYNWYD
WILL BE LARGELY ATTENDED
Affair to Be Given by John R. K. Scott, Frank A. Har-
rigan, John C. McAvoy, William H. Wilson and
Francis M. McAdams Other Affairs of Interest
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T IS Interesting to note how the men
I j. who are prominent in me pouiicni, jiru
I fesslonnl and business life of the city will
give wny to the dining, dancing and frivol
! lty of the annual pre-Lcnten Costume
I Dance en Masque, tomorrow, at the Bain
Auditorium, in Cynwyd, when they will
bo the guests of Mr. John P.. K. Scott,
Mr. Frank A. Hnrrlgan. Mr. John C. Mc
Avoy. Mr. William II. Wilson and Mr.
Francis M. McAdams.
This dance has becomo nn Institution
In n circle of notable men and their wives,
and this year promises to be an unusual
' success. It will be distinctly n night In
! Hnunll. The stage has been nrranged to
I represent the deck of a boat, and the mi-
picinns in ineir suns oi wnue win ue wio
crew. In the corner of tho room a light
house will flash Intermittently as a warn
ing of a near approach to the shore, on
which will be seen thatched huts, from
where the Hawaiian players will chnnt
their pleasant melodies. On nil sides of
the hall there will bo tasteful decorations,
consisting of palms and cocoanut trees,
and overhead the sky will be reflected by
a series of concealed lights. The guests
will emphasize the artistry of the evening
by their costumes.
Among those who will receive aro Mrs.
John B. K. Scott, Mrs. Frank A. Harrigan.
Mrs, John C. McAvoy, Mrs. William II.
Wilson and Mrs. Francis M. McAdams.
The following guests will bo present:
Mayor Thomas B. Smith and Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Patterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Jobeph P. Rogers. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Y. Audenrled, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win II. Vnre, Dr. nnd Mrs. George W.
Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Christie, Miss
Elizabeth Christie, Miss Erma Hnrdart.
Miss Marion Datesman, George C. Klau
der, Vincent A. Carroll, Daniel Hnggerty,
IS. G. Gowdy. Benjamin It. Pollock, Mr.
and .Mrs. Howard Shetzllne, Mr. nnd Mrs.
George Daws, Mr. and Mrs. W. Freelnnd
Kcndrlck, Miss Jlarla Carrlgan, Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Colgan, Mr. arid Mrs. War
ren F. Buzby, Mr. and. Mrs. Wllmer M.
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hnggerty,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry A. Mackey, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Harry Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Albert If.
Ladner.
The last meeting of the MIshorral Zlon
was held last evening at the homo of Mr.
Max Wind, 431 Beed street. Four new
members were admitted to the club. They
were Miss Lena Gordon, Miss Anna
Machulsky, Mr. Fred Blesenback nnd
Mr. Nathan Levitt. Mr. Leon II. Rose
gave tho third of his series of lectures
on Jewish history. . The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Cella Plnk-
Inson, 1203 South 2d street.
Miss Edith Princlvnlle entertained at
her home, 2123 North 30th street, on
Sunday evening. Those present wero Miss
Evelyn Strauss, Miss Esther Moore, Miss
Frances Uraltzer, Miss Clara Bategnanl,
Mr. Maxwell M. Farber, Sir. Edward J.
Steinberg, Mr. Israel Gash, Mr. Joseph
Segal and Mr. Samuel Abrams.
Miss Elizabeth B. Segal gave a muslcale,
followed by a dance, at her home, 968
North 2d street. Miss Thelma Mogul
gave a vocal nolo ; Mr. Samuel Sternfield,
of Atlantic City, sang "Elegle," by Masse
net, with Miss Pauline Mogul at the piano.
Sir. Maurice F. Kramer gave a violin
solo. Among the guests were Miss Sarah
Fishman, Miss Helen Cohen, Mr. Samuel
Hunn and Mr. Nathan Kaplan.
Mlsa Jean Goodelman entertained the
members of the Delia Club with an old
fashioned tea party, followed by a theatre
party, at her home last week. The mem
bers of the flub are Mls3 Anna C Snyder.
Miss Florence Lleberman. Mies Katharine
Yogel, Miss Adella S. Pollock, Miss Anna
It. Pollack, Miss Sophia B. Waxier, Miss
Sophia Cohen, Miss Jean Goodelman,
Miss Jean Langsam, Miss Claire Laven
thai. Miss Edna Goldberg andMlss Anna
Marks,
Miss Mamie Goehrlng celebrated her
eighteenth birthday at her home mi Sat
urday evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. John Goehrlng. Mr. and Mrs. George
Goehrlng, Mrs. C. Campbell. Sir. and Mrs.
H, Marston, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frame
and Master Thomas Frame, Jr., Mrs,
Sleaman, irs. wiiiiam meuman, ansa
Helen McDowell, Mlsa Edna Campbell,
Sirs, Schell. Sir, and Mrs. Bluear, Mr.
and Mrs. Pennington and a large num
ber of others,
A farewell reception was given Miss
Amy Dunworth by about 100 co-workera
of the P. T. Hallahan Stores at the resi
dence of the Misses Casey, 2326 East Le
high avenue, on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 28,
The reception was a surprise to Miss
Dunworth. There were songs, recitations
and dancing, and Bupper was served. Mr.
Henry A. Slemers was toaatmaster of the
evening, and made the farewell speech In
behalf of the firm. Mr. Chris McCarthy
expressed the good-will and godspeed of
her associates In business. Dr. Frank
Lewis. In very appropriate address, pr$'
seated Miss Dunworth with a large bou
quet o( American Beauty rosea from her
friends, and Mr- Joseph. F. Samuels sec
onded heartily the sentiment expressed
by Mcsars. gleraere and McCarthy and
Lewis. '
lllw pun worth was connected with thji j
llajjahan houw for the la,it lx year and
l'ltavins to join her mother and ewter.a.
McKcc, Jane Duffy and Josephine Dorman.
who have taken up their residence In
1 Denver, Col.
: Others present to do honor to Miss Dun
worth wero Mrs. Hnrry A. Slemers, tho
I Misses Helen Slemers and Otley, Mrs. Jo-
seph Samuels, Mr. Raymond Hart, Miss
j Florence Hnrt, Mlrs Lillian O'Cnllaghan,
the Misses Bntcson, Mrs. Charles Qulnn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Maloy, Miss Mamie
Lewis and Mrs. Chris A. McCarthy.
The senior class of the Philadelphia
High School for Girls will have a cakp
and candy sale tomorrow from 2:30 until
5 o'clock In tho lunchroom of tho school,
at 17th and Spring Garden streets. Tho
arrangements are In charge of Miss
Uvallne Young and Miss Katherlno
Muiphy, with the aid of the senior class
officers. The A prlmo sections, composed
of girls graduating In June, 191C, will
contribute the cakes, and tho members
of tho clnss of February, 1917, the
candy.
Tho profits of the sale will bo used
toward the equipment . of tho lately ac
quired school athletic field. The public,
especially graduates or old pupils of the
bchool, aro cordially Invited.
Tioga
MISS FLORENCE O'NEILL
Miss Florence O'Neill took part In a
recent play given by members of St.
Stephen's Dramatic Club.
The dance of the Wessex Club, of Ti
oga, on Tuesday night. In the Tioga
Drawing Boom was a very delightful af
fair. Sir. Howard X. Davis, Sir. John It
Loughllu, Jr.. Sir. Samuel F. Orth and Sir.
Herbert O. Sperry formed the committee
In charge. The guests Included SUss Dor
othy Bradway, Miss Florence Sauer, Miss
Marie Edmunds, SUss Ruth Wilson, SIlss
Katharine Snlvely. SUss Grace Fullman.
Miss Rebecca Cooper. Stlss Dorotliy
Church, Jliss Ethel Hunter, Miss Thelma
Jones. SIlss Jeauuette Nelson, Miss
Gladys Telss. SIlss Alice Loughlln, SIlss
Helen Powers, SIlss Doris Anderson, Miss
Marian Wilson. SIlss Slary Bergen, Miss
Blarlan Groff, SIlss Edith Wlnchell, Bliss
Josephine Slbson, SIlss Dorothy Hathaway,
SIlss Ida Speed, SIlss Dorothy Irwin, SIlss
Hazel Chew, Sliss Elsie Knour, Stlss Rose
mary Wogan, Sirs. George Haguer, Mr.
Thomas Shotwell. Sir. John SIllls, Sir. Her
bert Belsen, Sir. Hobart Shletz, Sir. George
Hyland, Sir Albert Kennedy, Sir. Wesley
Coukllng, Sir. Frank Boyle, Sir. Gilbert
Donahue, Sir. Joseph Bergen, Sir. William
Donahue, Sir. Gilbert Hommera, Mr. Ira
Conkllng, Sir. James Wlnchell, Sir. Ab
bott Slbson, Sir. John Slawson, Sir. Brlu
ton Young, Mr. Frederick Bergman, Mr
Earl Stead. Mr. Sleryl Druyea and Mr.
William Qulgley. r
SIlss Edythe Kahn Slanko, of Balti
more, Md., Is spending a few weeks as
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mildred M.
Manko, of Tioga.
Camden and Vicinity
Pr, and Mrs. II. H. Davis, of 623 Linden
street, have returned from a visit to At
lantto City-
Notices for the Society page will b
acrepted and printed In the Eifnlnc
Ledier, but all ucn notice much b
wvlttAu on ana hide of the uaver. niuat Im
icucd u (all. with full addreu, noil
ubtu powlbU telephone; number rami be
Wn.
Stad alt euch, communication! to
"Society Editor," Kieuloj Jjtdjtr, eoi
Clientuut street.
i Vb1c thea reQulrciaeaft arc carried
(at o Ibat Terlilcalon roar bi piMiiblj,
Ifca nstlce IU Hot be pufelib4-
1 V JvJfsoI
I mmmSmr? If
1 SfiMi i&1 1
Navy Yard News
Colonel Littleton Waller Tazewell Wal
ler. U. S. M. C, commanding officer of tho
expeditionary forces In Haiti, came to the
city yosteidny for a short stay on olllclal
business. He will go 10 Washington to
day and expects to return to the Philadel
phia Navy Yard for a few dnvs before ho
goes back to Haiti. Mrs. Waller enter
tained at a detlghtful bridge party ester
day afternoon nt her homo in the Yard.
Her guests were Mrs. William Lee Rus
sell, Mrs. A. (', Spooncr, Sirs. D. P. Man
nlx. Mrs. Eugene D. Ryan. Mrs. W. L.
Llttlefield, Mrs, Frank Whiting. Mrs. C.
B. Price, .Mrs. Frederick Traut, Mra. S. H.
Walsh, Mrs. Louis C.elssler. Mrs. Stam
ford Moses. Miss Nannio Klnsett, of Nor
folk, Va. ; Sirs. Louln .-raglll, Mrs. Hiram
Bearss. Miss Dearss, Mrs. Smedlcy D. But
ler. Miss Gartlcy. Mrs. H. B. Stanford.
Mrs. Thomas F. Butler, Mrs. R. T. Hall.
Mrs. Eugene Trlcou, Mrs. Lawrence
Jackson, Miss Peters, Miss Josephino
Shlppen Foster, Mrs. II. E. Owens, Mrs.
Charles Grant Long, Mrs. Georgo Reid.
Sirs. James B. Coryell, Mrs. B. II. Sul
livan, Mrs. Richard Peters, Mrs. Wil
liam P. DeNegre. Mrs. Addlncll Howson.
Miss Hale, of Yonkers, X. Y. ; Mrs. Wil
liam H. Gartley, Mrs. Lucius Bcebe, Sirs.
William Lee Pryor and Mrs. Charles B.
Drake.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Georgo Seurfert, of 30th and
Locust streets, will glvo a dinner tonight
In honor of SIlss Pauline Andersen, of
Lansdowne. uhoso marriage to Sir. Allan
Kane, of BIdley Park, will take place
the latter part of April.
SIlss Charlotte Parke, of 4039 Spruce
street, has loft for Xew York, where she
will be tho guest of friends for a fortnight.
SIlss Parke will have several dinners
given In her honor during her visit.
Sir. and Sirs. John Locke, of 1438 South
52d street, celebrated their COth wedding
anniversary last night. Twenty-two mem
bers of the Immediate families were pres
ent. I Stlss Madeline Fraser. daughter of Sir.
and Sirs. James Fraser, of 225 South Both
street, was given a delightful mlscel
I laneous shower on Saturday evening by
I her friends. The affair was a complete
surprise, and the table and dining room
1 wero artistically decorated In palo pink.
1 SIlss Eraser's engagement to Sir. George
1 Todd was announced some tlmo ago. The
gticscs were suss treno Day. Sir. and
Sirs. C. Bergmann. SIlss Dorothy Deuey.
SIlss Marlon Weber, SIlss Emily Weber,
SIlss Helen Grass, SIlss Slargueretta Har
vey. SIls Slarguerito Bet-kcr, SIlss Etta
Todd, SIlss Slay Smith, SIlss Clara Smith,
Sir. Earl Foster. Sir. Holeer Stockholm.
Sir. Joseph Harvey, Sir. Bernett Harvey,
Sir. William Baker and Sir. George Todd.
The Vlctrlx Dramatic Club produced tho
three-act comedy. "A True Irish Heart."
last ovenlng In K. of C. Hall. 38th and
Slarket streets, under tho dliectiou of Mr.
Thomas A. Devlin. Those who took part
wero SIlss Anna Donahugh, SIlss Slargaret
Lawler, SUss Teresa Riley. Sir. Thomas
J. Holmes, Sir. William A. Nolan, Sir. Ed
ward J. Tltterton, Sir. John .1. Devlne and
Sir. Frank SIcSIenamln. A dance followed
the performance
Sirs. E. B. Dili, of 803 South COth Mreet,
gave a tea yesterday afternoon In honor
of Sirs. Ralph Kahall. Mrs. Dill was
assisted in receiving by Sirs. a. F.
Rockbe. Sirs. L. Bohrbach, Sirs. G. T
Mitchell and SIlss Edith Armstrong
Slembers of Band No. 7 of the B. V. SI.
Sodality of Our Lady of the Bosary
Church were entertained by their con
sulfor. Sliss Slargaret Castle, of 601.1 Jef
ferson street, Inst evening. Sluslcal se
lections wero rendered by SIIbs Bessie
Flanagan, Bliss Slary Cuff and SIlss Slar
garet Castle. Among those present were
SIlss Agnes SIcKernan, SIlss Bessie Flan
ngan, Bliss Lillian Casey, Bliss Slary Cuff.
SIlss Frances Kenton. Sirs. John SIcCrea,
Sliss JIary Smith, SUss Beglna Begley,
SIlss Kathryn Kilbride, SlUs Gernldlne
Henderson. Bliss Frances Wall. SIlss Eliz
abeth BIcGuckln. SIlss Regina SIcKenna.
SUss Marian Slartiu. SUss Blargaret
Glenn, SUss Anna Vanders, Stlss Florence
Slyman and Miss Jennie Slyi.ian.
AMUSEMENTS
"T1. 1001214 Market 20o
Kfl flPP 10 A. II to 11 US P. 41
JTcliclLt! LAST 3 DAys
MARY PICICFORD.
In the Unique Characterization
"POOR LITTLE PEPPINA"
Next Week Monday. TutiJay ami Wednesday
JOHN IIAltnYMORE In .NBAItLY A KINQ-'
Thursday. Friday. ria(urday Charlotte Walker
In "The Trull of (he Lonesome fine"
Globe Theatre "ASS'SJa
UlVJUC YSVUHVILLU Conltnuoua 11
A. 41. to 11 IVM. 10c. 18c. 25o
B. A. IlQLFB Presents
"Ye Old Tyme Halloween"
DESSIK ADELB FOLSON In "DKSTlNf
OTllElt WELL-KNOWN ACTS
41UTKOPOIJTAN OPl A HOUSE
METROPOLITAN OPE11A CO.. NEW YORK
TUES, EVO., MARCH 7, AT 7:S0 WIEC18ELY
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
limes, dadikl. Homer; Mm, Urtus, Well,
Braun, BuhJeeel. Bloch. Cond Jtr. Bodamky.
Seat 1109 Cbeslnut St Walnut UU, Race 0T.
Z t mahketTaisovk leTii
04-nvilmr n ISA. m. toiiufip. j.
otaniey marie doro
tn "DIPLOMACY"
Next Week- Mae Murray Wallace itelj
la "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD"
Arcadia
CUWmiVT Bel 16th
10 A M to 11)13 P.M.
BilKo Burke
In tfmv.
ts&i " "
Js-rtTi. OUmrd t, B. Mjrkst 21
Sf TsrH W
Southern Rcfiorta , 1
AYTdNA. Kla., Msrcll. i. T acMgV,
fishing, tennis and golf help to while awy
the days in this beAutlfubresort, wher s
nlr Is so balmy that every one wants W be
out of doors.
Mr, and Sirs. Henry Irons, of Xew York,
gave a largo bridge party ahd tefc nt their
Japanese bungalow to raise funds for the
French refugees. Forty tables were In
play.
Mr. Frank B. Off, who Is toUrIn the
enst coast. Is hero for a few dayn.
jur. nna jurs. William M. Test, Miss
Gladys Peet and Miss Hcotten, who tisu-.
ally spend part of oVcnr year here, have
nrrlvcd and will remain for the balance of
' the season.
, Sir. II. S, Burrows, who with Mrs. Bur
, rows Is spending the winter nt the Xlev
Ipland, ns has been thlr custom for many
years, won tho prize this week In tho put
ting contest.
IStr. nnd Mrs. I, W. Durham a'e spend"
Ing the winter at the Bldgewood.
Sirs. D. a. Hawley, of Burlington, Vt.
entertained nt bridge nt the Prince Oeorgo
Thursday evening Prizes were won 'by
I Sirs. George A. Miles and Mrs. I ' O,
1 Smith, of Philadelphia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Marglnson, who
have been comlntr to Daytona for many
years, arrived tWs week, accompanied by
Air. nnd Sirs. A. 13. Starglnson and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Kdwatd Scott. They will also
visit other polnto of Interest before return
ing to Phtlndcipile.
Sir. nnd Sirs. C. Harrison Bne, who are
spending the u Inter nt Deland, motored
over to tho CIf.rendon, where they enter
tained at lunchoon for Sir. and Mrs. W. II.
Gclssln gor.
Sir. and Mr. C. J. Dcagan, who have
been to Cuba, irlll spend several weeks
here beforo nU'irnlng to their home In
Scranton, Pa,
Sir. and SIrn. Walter Thompson enter
tained nt dlnnei at tho Despland Monday
ovonlng In celebration of Mrs. Thomp
son's birthday. Tho favors were corsage
bouquets of roses and violets
Among those present were Mr. and
Sirs. A. L. Hudolpli, Sir. nnd Sirs. D. W.
Stills. Sir. Xclsep Stills, Sirs. John W.
Thompson and SU. Talter Thompson.
Sir. and Mrs. B. M. Jones, of Chester,
Tn., have taken apartments nt tho Or
mond, whero they Trill remain for sev
oral weeks.
Tho Bev. Carl H drummer nnd Sirs.
Crammer nnd Sir. mi ICsn. B. E. Pepper
are among the recen tttrtirnls from Phila
delphia. What's Doing Tonight
Chamber of Commerce, cvr on forelev
trade. Central Y. 31. C. A.i f o'clock.
Mahler Symphony, AenUw nt Music: 1
o clock.
PliI Chi Delta smoker, Buieton Hall; I
o'clock.
University of Pennsylvania UMrtrnl CTJ'o'f
concert and dance, Horticulture! far.; I
o'clock.
Ilrownlnz Society. New Century 7jrawln
Roomi; 8 o'clock.
I.oturo on "Portland Cement." by George
A. Itnnkln, Franklin Institute; i o'clock.
Lecturo on "Militarism nnd Amerlctn
Ideals." by Rebecca Edelon. America's flnS
liunser striker. Grand Hall, 410 Whar
street; S o'clock.
West rhllndelnhla Tluslness Men, lUlttmoie
acntla and 50th street; S o'clock. Frr!.
Central Germantown Avenue Rualnefs M
5G9 Germantown avenuo; 8 o'clock. I're.
Tloca Iluslness Men. 3513 Germantowu C
nue; 8 o'clock. Free.
Cohockslnk Tluslnees Men. Ocrmantovm M'
nuo and "th street; 8 o'clock Free.
Sixteenth anniversary and banquet of At
611. Ilrotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Be1
tlsh Rlto Hall, llroad and Race streets; I
o'clock.
Lecture. "Paul, the Christian Ideal." by
Dr. J. Duncan Hpneth, under tho auspices of
the University Extension Society. Centrat-Y.
M. C A.. 1431 Arch street; 8 o'clock. i
Shakospcnrean readlni: on "The Tamln of
the Shrew." by I'hllndeh Rice, under th
nusplcea of the University Extension Society,
Association Hall. Germantown; 8 o'clock.
Damiuet. Minute Sten of Alpha Baptist
Church, Hotel Wallon.
Feeble-minded exhibition. Wldener Bulldlne.
Corinthian Yacht Club dinner. Bellevua
Stratford Hotel; 7 o'clock.
AMUSEMENTS
A TtTTT T3LTT LAST POP. MAT, TODAY
JUihLll Xll REST SEATS l.SO
LAST 5 TIMES
FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF
Wi SOTHERN ,n A,f"d 8utcromdy
"THE TWO VIRTUES"
With SUSS ALEXANDRA CARLISLE
Next Week Seats Today
The Great C-Star Aggregation s
William II. Crane Thos. "vV. Ross
Maclyn Arbuckle Amelin Bingham
Edith Taliaferro nn.i company in
"THE NEW HENRIETTA."
nnAATl This .- Neit Week. EvjrsatBUO
i3r,JJi.U Mats. Wed i Sat., at S:1S
Klaw & Krlnneer and George Tyler Present
POLLYANNA
The Olad Flay. Sprtaditio Good Chter
Rest Seats 81 50 nt Popular Wed. Matinee
SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY AT 3 P. M.
grace la rue
COSTUME RECITAL OP SONGS IN
ENGLISH. Dliectlon ANDREAS DIPPEL
T "V'DTr' Regular Mat Saturday, 2:15
JjlKlL TONIGHT AT 8 US
JOE WEBER Presents
The Incomparable Musical Comedy Hit
THE ONLY GIRL
By Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert
"She's a Peach" Press
"Well worth hearing and seeing." Publl
Ledger.
"A GREAT SUCCESS" RECORD
b7 FrKeith's'Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
World's Famous Comedians 1
JOE LEW
WEBER & FIELDS
HEADLINING GREAT COMEDY BIL1.I
Alan nrooM, -u , .w,n..,jr w ,,,..u.(
Bert Melrose: Jim & Belly Morgan (.libera.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TCLMENDORF'-
Tomor.Evg.8:l Sat. Mat. 2:30
HOLLAND
Illustrated In Color by Mr. Elmendorf.
Out of the Ordinary Motion Pictures.
BOc, 75o i. $1 at Heppa's Amphl. at Acad. ;5o
sxTMrptsitpoh'iiA VCB
MAHLER
EIGHTH SYMPHONY
TUESDAY. APRIL 4. AT 8:15
ACADEMY OK MUSIC
Choral and Orchestral I'oicea of Over One
Thousand and Eight Soloists
Tickets 12.50, S'.'.OU. 11.50, t Box Seals S3.
Thursday nt Heppa's. llli) Chestnut Street
Checks to Geo. T Haly
English Version Spetht Aimlyil", "Sa
Tr.I..Ir,-Th!J & Next Week. Etgs at 8-X"'
r Ulicau Mats. Wed & Sat . at &1&.
ZIEGPEL
FOLLIE
Popular Wed. Matinees, 60c to II 5Q
BEAT SALE TODAY FOR TWO WEEKS.
CheStnilt St. Chestnut Bel. lllh i
FOURTH and LAST WEEK
Of Durborough's Marvelous War PUnu
"On the Firing Line With Germans"
Seals :!3o from 2 to U I M. oally except
Saturdays After 0. -5c aud BOc Oalliry, lio
'oirtl(,rhl N Wtt Ev- a 8
UHtWVli jj:
Mats. Wed- t. Sal at 3-20
ISVstIl TINBECS
0V Sats It at MIPPW
WnTrmt PP- Mat oday 2 W
VV CUIIUL rE,gfc j5o t i, o signer.
"MUTT & JEFF IN COLLEGE"
N't Wk. Thurston.
WQrld'i Qrcatast UaV
NIXON
Tonight at T 9 i
TOY
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