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fANCY WYNNE IS INTERESTED IN
: JUNIOR LEAGUE'S NEW YORK TRIP
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pembers of the Younger
; iNew xoxii tu .pijeai .again in tne .Ballet
A nf Orlando at the Ritz-HmOf,
IB YOU may well Imagine every one
Vu frightfully excited about the
tn!or teas"0 Pformanco in Now
rrk ToU see, they did bo marvelously
II in their performance of the "Ballet
!J Orlando" hero last month that the
" thereof went abroad throughout
IhTland, oo to speak, and consequently
rty were Invited to repeat It In New
York in conjunction with some movies
which the Junior League there has not-
g, they left In a private car early this
! -oming, and great la tho excitement
voii may ho suro. Somo of tho girls will
, !.. nver night at tho Itltz under the
..n.ronaKe of Mrs. Francis Ltoyd, tho
oulte Incomparable Orlando himself.
P III tn olnv tvtMi vnflnlta
others win " " ..-
friends, and somo who havo mutual
wid are drawing lots, I hear, to Jlnd
' .it who shall stay with whom.
ihose of us who saw tho ballet
' tire on February 2 rcmomber It as ono
t the moBt artistic, quaint and humor-
in nerformances over given by ama-
Hurs'ln this city, and I am qulto sure
tl,ey Wl tako New York by storm.
Borne of the members who will go to
Nw York aro Cornelia Leldy, Mary
franoes Fisher, Suslo Ingersoll, Mary
Alice Clay, Marlon Savage, Allco
Thompson, Mary Mitchell, Adellno Pep
per, Kilty Brlnton, Eliza Fox, Sylvia
Barnes, Louisa Davis, Ellen Mary Cas
tatt, Eugenia Cassatt, Cecllo Howell,
Mary 'Williams, Nancy Scott, Kitty
Munoz, Allco Blddie, Chrlstino Cham
bers, Nancy Rcath, Marjorlo Townsond,
V Marian Taylor, Nanoy Stokes, Elizabeth
;' Myers, Margaret Chryatio, Marian But
Htr, Alice Earlo and a host of others.
Miss Qeorgianna Brown was nnu Is In
charge of tho dancing and gonoral en-
.1 camhlft.
Every day It seems I hear of moro
j gtncr'ous things which nro being dono
for war sufTorcrs, ana tnis timo tho
knitting which is the themo of my llttlo
tale is really not a Joke, but Is well dono.
There is a very nttractivo llttlo maiden
who lives in Chostnut Hill and camo
" out about two seasons ago who Is Indus
triously malting sockletB for tho soldier
boys. Sho goes out a lot and so does
her knitting bag, I am told, and every
time and everywhere it Is posslblo to
knit she knits. Just imagine, bIiico
4 tfsuiuuy i una aiiiuii ijuiouii, au uiu wee
v.blrd says, has made no fewer than 12
,' pairs of socks not 12 socks, mind you,
? but 12 pairs. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dlsston gave a
dinner dance nt the Houseboat, Palm
Beach, Fla on Friday night. Among thoso
who attended wero Mr. nnd Mrs. Craig
Blddie, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay II. "Wttr
Jrarton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crozer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ournco Munn, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walter Brooks, Mrs. Itawson L. "Wood,
Mrs. William Clothier. Miss Mary Brown
VWarburton, Mr. William Rhlnelandcr
Stewart, Jr., and Mr. Sydney Hutchinson.
Ml- unit A.T,, TM-irfn XT VKIah aha
i Ulned at luncheon yesterday at Palm
i Beach.
f A cake and candy sale, for the benefit
;'Lcf the Germantown Hospital, was held at
.the home of Jlr. and Mrs. Roland Taylor
' on Saturday. Miss Marjory Taylor, Miss
Either Howell nnd Miss Isabel Howell
ijWere the attractive sales girls.
?lr, and Mrs. Samuel Bell, Jr.. of 270
l Bouth 16th street, spent tho week-end nt
,r the' Tray more, Atlantic City.
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j A number of dinners will bo given to
Kf nljrht by tho ofTlcers of tho Frankford Ar-
. v..i uctum mo umico, uoionei ucorge
Montgomery will give a dinner for Captain
uwven i.,co nusseii, u. s. N., nnd Mrs.
KUSSCH. I11H ntllftr ITIlAtitn fn.lnrin T.f,11-
Ki tenant Commander W, L. Llttlolleld, U. S.
SKIN., nnri Mm T lll .-.......
ll? ?,eorso W Edmonds nnd Mrs. Edmonds,
ill Mr and JIrs- Jolm S. Clarke, Mrs. Spooner
fi. ,.i,os iBuueiio annrpe. uaptam Aiex
m ander JIalsh will entertain for Captain
fpand Mrs. W. M. Wllholm, and Captain
Ml ThnniDn C.HAnn ...It, I -1. . n
si i " " i kivb u umner xor uip-
e. t,. snnyder ; his other guests will
Lj,-y -,." luury u. .-orin ana Mr. ana lurs.
J.John Lyman, of Winnipeg, Man.
f, t
i -Ur. and AFrn rinlnl, rta r rit, nnlnt
.f-Va., are belnir conirrHtiii.itnrt on thn hirti.
Eljj "on, born Friday, March 3. Mrs.
W$ u as Mra- William Roberts Howell,
-"u,,uer oi air. nna Mrs John T. Lewis,
ft, of this city.
I;JIr- and Mrs. George E. Ilarnshaw, of
m South 23d street, spent tho week-end
.at the Traymore. Atlantic City.
rVVf; K clarI I'urant. Jr., of Ardmore,
-v . wiiiiam a. llolln. of Wayne,
ve arranged a subscription dinner, to ba
alven at flm TVntnn l. t. ni
."'ue tomorrow evening. Among the
va, 1m b0 Mr- Joseph H. Plumb, Mr
Edwin Tilden, of Chicago; Dr. and Mrs.
tnarlea Brown, Mr. William Durant, of
w J f0Mkl Mlsa JInry McCabe. Mr. and
'- nolln and Mr. and Mrs. Durant.
BPtIFre,5(irIcIt p' Kennedy, of dermao
.' !f ,"anged a dinner, to be given
Bir.. e"eue-atratrord before tho Bal
Jiuque. About 20 guests will be present.
r.riJl!ii anat Mr Jol" n. Fell, who are
KWnaing the season at Aiken. S. C will
cock t ,eu?ler"dance tonight at the Hitch.
R..Vh?".Frank Granger Kennedy, Jr., will
KiJ ?.i?.8s ?l a small musical tea, to be
Bit 1 ate',noon from 4 until 6 o'clock
B! her hom. 203 Spruce street.
Bri!l P.hllip Mercer Rhlnelander will
tH I laat of her at homes this af ter
B"dTna..e.r l o'e'ock, at the Episcopal resl
Ba ' !tl South 2Zd street.
B. ,n'"nal muBlcale was given last
Br ,.,S.uY the Society of Plays and Play
Th. 1 . clubroom- i3 South th street.
Kl jij ?tr,butfng artists were Mrs. James
Burnt nrAMr8- Albert P' Schmidt, Miss
udif,.' Sl.ale- Mr' Robert Armbruster
WtrtT,; rd,lh Mahon. The program was
g?aed by Mrs. John P. Lelgo.
RukiC!e?lll'le Doran entertained at
Hth it,.Q?aK at her home- l20 South
Bjfidnf, et' 'n onor of Mrs. John Stewart
BJjrjaa.n3aa1n ' John H Doran. of
Hefe WBlLeWar"'n,Ho'UllUion will en
i&noon,t hd8t' fo0ed. by tea. this
mrooon at her home. 2819 Spruce street,
A meeting or m. a Rtnni ti...h......
ftlSS.?.. nclng at the Bellevue-
-. w,n rouow the performance.
WTkS ?l.C?rl?tP,an' 2t De Lan-
Y.7., L 1 ir1 nr nepnew. Mr. Will-
a thi'-J, r"01"" . her guest
- nim
,if',i ,?hiy Roblnaon, of 119
"'if tt. enUrUtaed at 4nnec
Set of This City Will Go to
c"ubaU,rilay evcnlnB nt th Merlon Cricket
nMr,ndAra.,Jnm,es nussell Hnrrls have
gone to Atlantic City, N1. ,i.
Mrs. Itowe Stewart will bo hostess at
ll -. ?ilub Y".". Blvc tomorrow niter-
?, t J.'.10 cnbhouso from 4 until 6
J vl Tho, ""'EJ-nm will l,e in charge
&9.t?rl0 a '"Bhney nnd Mr. Syl
vano Thunder.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Stewart, of
Mount Airy, will return Saturday after a
months vacation In Florida and the
South.
Friends of airs. Francis Dnrley West
will bo glnd to learn that she hits sum
clently recovered from her Bevero ncct
dent to bo moved from tho Pennsylvania
""i"1"1 i" hit nomo on urnnt avenue.
Torrcsdaio.
Mrs. Frederick B Emblck Is entertain
ing Mlsi Virginia Hanson, of Baltimore,
as her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n Cope Morton will
give a dinner of 14 covers at Chester
House, their homo In Devon, tomorrow
before tho Bal Masque.
Along the Main Line
OVERB ROOK The Pennsylvania Stnto
Chapter of tho Daughters of tho Revolu
tion will give a largo card party Thursdny
afternoon at tho Overbrook Golf Club,
Tho affair Is In charge of tho following
committee, of which Mrs. Hadley T. Mc
McDormott, of Woodbine avenue, Is chair
man: Mrs. Horaco R. Anders, Mrs. Ed
ward Price. Jr., Mrs. Charles J. Shoema
ker, Mrs. D. Wilbur Taylor and Mrs. W.
Constntlno Popo. A number of Juniors
will nlso nsslst.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Georgo Grlm
shaw, of 2080 North C3d street, nro re
ceiving congratulation on tho birth of
a daughter, Jano Grlmshaw, on Wednes
day, March 1.
Mrs. Joseph Savldgo, of Lancaster rond,
will entertain Informally at cards and
luncheon at tho Overbrook Golf Club
Thursday afternoon, when 1G guests will
bo present.
NARBERTH Mrs. James R. Foot, of
Narberth, Is spending several woeks in
Charleston, S. C.
WYNNEWOOD Mrs. Lyman D. Smith,
of Brooklyn, and Mrs. A. Kylo, of Phlla-
aeipnia, nave Been visiting Mrs. Joseph
Creagor, of Wynnewood avenue.
WAYNE Mrs. Charles T. Mather on
tertnlncd tho King's Daughtors Society
of tho Wayno Presbyterian Church at her
home, 102 Bloomlngdalo avenue, on Fri
day afternoon.
Lansdowne
The Guild of tho Presbyterian Church
will glvo a muslcalo In tho church parlor
tomorrow evening. Among thoso who will
tako part In tho program will bo Miss
Muriel Drake, violinist; Mrs. Robert Tay
lor, Mr. William Plcltard, Mr. Charles
Wood and Mr. F. A. O'Danlel, soloists.
Piano selections will bo given by Mrs.
Charles Wood, Mrs. Ross Smith nnd Mrs.
L. Cornog.
Mr. John V. Loughncy, of La Crosso
avenue, entertained nt dinner Saturday
oventng In honor of his daughters, Miss
Mario Loughncy, Miss Helen Loughney
nnd Miss Elizabeth Loughney. Among
tho guests wore Ensign B. J. Wilson,
U. S. N., and Miss Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Study, Mr. Lo Roy Hugg and Mr.
Edgar Allison, of Baltimore.
West Philadelphia
MISS MADELINE FRASER
The engagement of Miss Madeline
Fraser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Fraser, of 625 South 55th street, to Mr.
George Todd was recently announced.
Miss Edna Massey, of 1246 North 41st
street, entertained her "500" club Saturday
evening, the members of which ure Miss
Marian I.ott, Miss Maude Holcombe, Miss
Sara Woods, Miss Edith Reagle, Miss
Ethel Woolridge, Miss Florence Penny
packer and Miss Juanlta Boyle.
Mr. and MrB. Carl Bloomlngdale, Jr..
of 5005 Walnut street, who have been
stopping at the St. Charles, Atlantic City,
have returned to their home.
Miss Mary Brenan, of 6117 West Glrard
avenue, gave a kitchen shower at her home
Saturday evening In honor of Miss Anna
Theresa Donohue, of 336 North 63d street,
whose engagement to Mr. Francis Brenan
was announced recently,
Delaware County
Mlsa, Edith Burton, of Chester, enter
tained at cards at her home Saturday aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Margaret James
and Mis8 Charlotte Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pelfler, of Chester,
have announced the birth of a son.
Mrs. Fletcher Mitchell, of Gtenolden,
entertained Saturday evening at dinner,
followed by bridge. The gnests, were Mr.
and Mrs. E- Baker Dill. Mr and Mrs. L.
Roorback and Mr. and Mr Roy Rauden
bush. Mr. and Mrs. W- P. Halktt, at Ridley
Barfe, have returned from, a two weeks'
trip to- AtlapUo City.
EYEHrNa UEDGISIlFHrL'ADErFHlA, MONDAY, MARCH
I TAKE PART IN "BALLET OF ORLANDO"
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Tableaux and Dance
The third annual tableaux nnd dance
of the auxiliary of tho Woman's Southern
Homeopathic Hospital to be given today at
tho Phllomuslnn Club, 3544 Walnut street,
promises to bo tho most successful event In
tho history of that organization. The tab
leaux call for unique costuming and will
depict art beginning with the Cretan per
iod and continue In chronological order
through Persian. Egyptian, Japanese,
Greek, Colonial nnd modern art
Among other features of tho program
will he tableaux nnd dances by flo young
women from tho School of Industrial Art
who participated in the recent pageant
given by the Allied Art Societies of this
city at Horticultural Hall. They nro Miss
Helen Mann, JIIhh Claire Perot, Miss
Edith Gillette, Miss Nancy Dunbar nnd
Miss Yoland Llchtenbergor. The llrst four
mimed will appear In tho Cretan tab
leau, which Is based on the "Pipes of Pan,"
In which they nppeared in the pageant of
the art societies while Miss Llchten
bergor, who Is the daughter of Prof. James
P. Llchtcnbercer. of tho Unlvcrsllv of
Pennsylvania. will repeat "Anitra's
Dance," which was ono of tho features of
the previous entertainment.
Other features of tho program lncludo
nn Egyptian danco by Miss Margaret
Whlttaker, of Wilmington, a this year's
debutante, nnd tableaux by members of the
auxiliary of tho Woman's Southern Hom
eopathic Hospital. Selections will bo
given by tho Haverford Musical Club be
tween each of the tabloaux.
Tho omcers of tho auxiliary are Miss
Susan Envenson, president: Mrs. Horbert
M. Lowry, vice president: Miss Elizabeth
Glass, treasurer, and Miss Frances L.
Webb, secretary.
Germantown
Mrs. Joseph H. Stelnmotz. of Wcstview
strcot nnd Wayno nvenue, will glvo a
muslcalo tea today In honor of Miss A.
Marjory Taylor. Vocal and piano selec
tions will bo given by Mrs. A. Hurley
rnncoast and Mrs. Stelnmotz. Mrs. Ro
land Taylor and Miss Edith Stelnmetz
will pour tea. Thcro will bo 45 guestH
present
Lieutenant Walter Elliott Brown, U. S.
N., nnd Mrs. Brown, wtio havo been spend
ing somo timo In tho West, where Lieu
tenant Brown was stationed, havo moved
to Germantown nnd havo taken an apart
ment nt the Wlssahlckon, where thoy will
mnlco their homo whllo stationed here.
Tho next meeting of Mrs. J. Loverlng
Wharton's Dancing Class will be held at
the Mnnhclm Cricket Club on the evening
of April 24. A number of dinners will
ho given boforo the cIohs, as this Is the
last ono to bo hold this yenr.
Miss Helen C. Van Dusen, of G131 Mor
ris street, Germantown, had Mils Mabel
Whltely, of Baltimore, Md as her guest
vor the week-end. Miss Whltely returned
to her homo today.
Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Goll, of 1417
West Allegheny nvenue. havo been enter
taining Lieutenant Governor Frank C. Mc
t.'Inln and Mrs. McClain of Lancaster, Pa.,
for several clays. The host and hostess
gavo an opera party In honor of their
guests last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bourse and Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. II. Hlnckle, havo returned to
Tioga nfter visiting tho coast resorts of
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Van Court, of 3534
North Broad street, havo been passing the
midwinter In Miami, Fin.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs. William H. Kauffmnn, of 204 East
Girard avenue, has returned from a short
stay in Trenton, where sho was the guest
of Mrs. V. Petrle.
Mr. and Mrs. Anron Dungan, of 1137
Shackamaxon street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of n daughter.
They gavo a christening party yes
terday. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. J. Meyers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dyer,
Mr. and Mrs. John Dugan, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Meyers, Mrs. Urban. Miss Marie
Scholl, Mr. and Mrs. Chlkosky, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Langby, Miss Marie Smith, Mrs.
Consldlne, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Bross, Dr. L.
Lehrfeld and Mr. Waltman.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. Manning J. Harvey, of
Penn street, entertained for tholr Bon, Mr.
Allen V. Harvey, In honorof his birthday.
Those present were Miss Cecilia Costello,
Mr. William Gllmore. Miss Anna May
Harvey, Mr. Eugene Buck, Miss Florence
Mathews, Mr. Manning J. Harvey, Jr.,
Miss Edith Munch, SIlss Laura, Harvey,
Mr. William Allen Walton, Mr. Horace
Miller. Mr. Charles w. Harvey, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W. Harvey and Sir. and Mrs,
William F. Walton.
The first anniversary smoker of the
Wlsslnomlng Improvement Association
will be held Tuesday evening, March 31,
at tho Elite Theatre, on Frankford ave
nue. There wilt be special speakers for
the occasion, also a representative from
the National security league, wno win
speak on national preparedness,
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. J. Flthlan Tatem and Mr.
and Mrs- William Moore, of Haddonfleld,
are spending several weeks at Hot
Springs, Va.
Miss Marlon Gross, of 7th and Market
streets, took the soprano part in the
operetta "Trial by Jury," which was
given by St. Paul's Guild, Mr. Charles D.
Cusnor, Mr- Alfred Poland and Mr. John
Crarole also took leading parts.
Dr. Charles Paocoast, of 2;$ Cooper
street, who has been abroad, has been
transffT4 'rora tn hospital at Budapest
to one of 1009 beds In Bulgaria, He Is
the chief surgeon.
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Weddings
'The marriago of Miss Martha B. In
gram and Mr. William Aloxandcr Gam
ble, of Victoria, Can., will bo quietly sol
emnized nt 7 o'clock this evening at tho
home of the brldo's slstor, Mrs. William
J. Armstrong, of 112 Ardmoro avenue,
Ardmore. The Rev. C. Grant Hopper will
odlclate. Miss Ingram wilt bo given In
mnrrlago by her brother-in-law. Mr. Will
lam .1. Armstrong.
Owing to tho recent death of tho bride's
father tho ceremony will bo very quiet,
with only the Immedlnto families present,
and will bo followed by n small break
fast. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mra
Gamble will mnlco their homo at Parry
Sound, Can., where they will bo at homo
nftor April 15.
BECKMAN WOLF.
Thn mnrrlfifrt nt TtTlao lTnlann TtT.l f
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf,
of 1323 North Brond streot, to Mr. Joseph
C. Beckman, of 3212 Dlnmond streot, will
be solemnized tonight nt 6 o'clock nt tho
Bcllovuo-Stratford, with tho Rev. Dr.
Henry Berkowltz, of tho Rodeph Shalom
Tcmplo, officiating. Miss Wolf, who will
bo given In mnrrlago by her father, will
bo attired In n gown of white bridal satin
and tulle, trimmed with net hand-ombrold-ered
with pearls, and a veil of tullo ar
ranged with ornngo blossoms and pearls.
Orchids and lilies of tho valley will be
carried, Mrs. Joseph Moos, who will at
tend tho brldo ns matron of honor, will
wear a gown of yellow and silver striped
tnffota, trimmed with sliver lace. Tho
bridesmaids. Miss Mnrgaret Mayer, Miss
Florence Simon, Miss Mathlldo Loeb nnd
Miss Ruth Lelpslger, will wear frocks of
turquoise bluo satin, draped with orchid
net nnd sliver lace, nnd will carry orchid
sweet peas. Miss Margaret Wolf, niece
of the bride, will bo flower girl. Her frock
of Goorgctto crepo will bo ornamented
with pink ribbons.
Dr. Morris Beokman will bo his
brother's best man, nnd the ushers will
be Mr. David Beckman, Mr. Eugene Wolf,
Mr. Lester Wolf, Mr. Louis Stern, Mr.
Henry Lang nnd Mr. Lester Mayor. The
sorvlce will bo followed by a dinner nnd
danco. Mr. Beckman and his brldo upon
their roturn from their honeymoon will
llvo at the Majestic, whero they will re
ceive after April 1.
LEONARD HAOERTT.
Miss Eleanor Hagorty, secretary to tho
supervisor of public kindergartens, was
married Saturday to Mr. John Leonard.
The ceremony took placo in tho Church of
St. Frnncls do Sales. 47th streot and
Springfield nvenue, at 9 o'clock.
Tho wedding was attended by about
100 friends nnd relatives of tho brldo
and bridegroom. The marriago was tho
result of a romance begun when both were
children attending tho E. M. Stanton
School, 17th nnd Christian streets. Mr.
and Mrs, Leonard will llvo at 68th street
and Belmar terrace
DECK ER HENDREN.
A pretty wedding will tako placo to
night at tho homo of Sirs. Mary Hendren,
1G2 Gay street, Manayunk, when her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Hendren, will be
come tho brldo of Mr. William II, Decker,
of Cynwyd. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. Georgo Mnkely, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, nnd will
be followed by a reception. The bride
will wear a gown of white silk not with
pointed ruffles edged with satin. A shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley will be
carried. Miss Emma Hondren, who will
attend her slater as maid of honor, will
wear a frock of pink flowered chiffon
draped over white taffeta, and will carry
pink Bweet peas,
Mr. Decker will havo his brother, Mr.
Harold Decker, as best mnn. Upon their
return from their wedding journey Mr.
and Mrs. Decker will be at homo nfter
April 10 nt Dolan terrace, Cynwyd.
South Philadelphia
MISS MARGARET F. SMYTH
Miss Margaret F. Smyth, of South Phlla.
delphla, will take a leading part In the
performance of "Miss Bob White," to be
gjven by members of the Annunciation
Dramatic Club tonight at 38 th and Market
streets.
Ifr. and Mra. Patrick Henrietta, of 815
Ellsworth street, returned from their wed
ding trip and entertained a number of
friends at dinner last week. Among those
present were Mr and Mrs. Andrew Rod
gers, Mr. and Mr, Whitney Young. Mr
and Mrs. John Pluck, Mr and Mrs.
Nicholas D Qeorue, Captain Andrew
ttWItn ana tayiaio jamos uaiuts.
Along the Reading
Mrs. Robort "ussel, of Webster nvonuo,
Wyncotc, loft last week for Louisville,
Ky whero sho will bo tho guest of her
paronts for nn Indefinite time.
Miss Mary W. Ltpplncott nnd Miss
Cnrollno Llpplncott. of Rabbit Hill, Choi
ten Hills, Pa., will havo Miss Katherlno
Dlotrlck nnd Miss LUlle Dletrlck, of Bal
timore, Mil., ns tholr guests for a visit
of n fortnight.
Mrs. Jnmes Heacock, of Slather nvenuo,
Wyncotc, entertained her bridge club nt
her homo last Friday afternoon nt 2:30
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Blrdsong, of Elklns Park,
havo roturned homo from Atlantic City,
N. J., where thoy spoilt several days last
week.
Mrs. Georgo A. Elsnsser, Jr., of
Meadowbrook, accompanied by Mrs. Rod
ding, has loft for Old Point Comfort,
whero they will rcmnln for several weeks.
North Philadelphia
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miss Mathilda boles
Miss Mathilda Boles was ono of thoso
who took part In tho recent three-act farce,
"A Regiment of Two," given In tho North
Brond Street Drnwlng Rooms.
The marrlnKO has been nnnounced of
Miss Cecilia Genry, of 1815 Wllllngton
street, to Mr. Harry T. Williams, of 1803
North Park avenue, on Wednesday,
March 1. Mr. and JIrs. WlHinms aro
spending tholr honeymoon In tho South.
A three-act comedy, "Tho Light of
Asia," was presented hy St. Clement's L.
nnd D. Association, under tho direction of
Mr. Joseph Hotler. Saturday nftornoon In
tho parochial school hall of St. Bonnvcn
turn's parish. Tho entertainment will be
repeated tonight and tomorrow evening.
What's Doing Tonight
Frankford Arsenal, military ball.
City IluMnosa Club dinner. Adelphla Hotel;
0:31) o'clock.
Unlverlty Kxtenslon lectured by Hr. Ed
ward A. Stelnnr on "Hyphenated Americana,"
Wltherpoon Hall.
Dance. Women Writers' Club of Philadel
phia, Hotel Htltenhouse; H o'clock.
Forty-ninth annual Phllopatrlan nail. Pelle-vue-StMtford:
S o'clock.
Haddington Improvement Association,
Dletrlchs Hall, Glrard nvenue and 00th street;
8:30 o'clock. Free.
Union monthlv meeting of the Brotherhood
of Andrew and Philip and Hddn-st by th Itev.
William K. Illederwoir. Arch Street Church,
Arch and 17th utreets; 8 o'clock.
Northwest Iluslnesa Men's Assuclatlon, 2330
Columbia avenue, S o'clock. Free.
Chester Avenue Improvement Association.
First U. r. Church. Chester nvenuo and Si'd
street; B o'clock. Free.
Fassyunk Avenue lluslness Men's Associa
tion. I'ussyunk avenue und Moore strett: H
o'clock. Frio
Wlsslnomliu; Improvement Association. Law
ton I'ubllo HUioul llulldlns; 8 o'clock. Free.
First nnnuHl hall of the Clrcolo Venezla,
I.yrlo Hall. t28 South (1th street; 8 o'clock.
Debate of the Chatham Literary Society at
the Baptist Temple. Ilroad and IlerkH streets;
subject, "The lioautv of Women's race llaa
Accomplished Moro Than the Activity of Her
Tongue": 8 o'clock.
Meeting of the Daughters of Beth Israel,
Beth Israel Temple. 3'.M street and Mont
gomery uenue, 8 o'clock.
Newspaper night at the Artath Jeshurun
Assembly, Broad etret above Diamond, b
o'clock.
French-American Charity Ball,
Mercantile
nan.
Children's dancing carnival. Academy
of
Musla; a o ciock.
Bal masque. Union Republican Club. Horti
cultural Halt: o'clock.
Tableaux, Southern Homeopathic Hospital,
rhllomuslan Club; 8 u'cioclt.
Byzantine ball. Dentil Hall. U. of P.; 9
o'clock.
Genealogical Society, 1300 Locust strut; 8
o'clock,
TrnfAjitant Federation. 715 North Sroail
Street; 8 o'clock.
Council Camp Fire (llrls, bath house. Front
street and Ulrurd avuniw.
Play, "Tho Mht ot AU." by St.
Clement's Literary and Dramatic Association
of St. BonaNenture'a Church, school hall, Vth
and Cambria streets.
Trade expansion trip of the Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce leavon Broad Street
Station, U o'clock.
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accepted and printed la the Etrnlng
Ledxcr, but all kuch notice much ba
written ou one side of the paper, must be
Igued In full. ultU full uddrcta. und
bcn posslblo tcleuhoiitt number mutt be
cIvOA.
Sind all such communications to
SocletT Editor." Efcaluu LciUcr. 60S
Cbutnut street.
Unless these reauU-cments ore carried
oat so that verification may be possible,
tho notice will not bo publbtbcd,
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6, 191G.
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY BOYS
WILL APPEAR IN COMEDY
"The Fortune Hunter" to Be Presented Tomorrow Night
by Amateur Dramatic Club in Ballroom
of Germantown Cricket Club
THE 23d annual performance of the Bel
fry Club, of tho Germantown Acad
emy, will tako placo nt the Germantown
Cricket Club tomorrow night nt 8 o'clock,
when tho delightful four-act comedy,
"Tho Fortuno Hunter." will be presented,
As Usual, Mr. Frank J. Palmer, of the
clas of '84, will direct tho performance,
nnd aunts nnd uncles, fond mothers nnd
fathers are expected to crowd tho ball
room to Its utmost capacity. There Is al
ways great excitement In tho audlenco
when somo widely known youth In the
community appears wearing his debutante
sister's best sports hat and sweater coat
Tho caBt Is ns follows :
1 Mnthnnlfl Duncan, thn fortuno hunter ...
Mr. Ifnrey II Mnrtttn. '16
8 CleorRo ltiirnlmm n promoter,
, . Mr. .1 v l,imlentierKer. Jr..
4 Jnmca Long, yournr Wnll fltnet mnn.
Mr. Albert n. l.nwon.
B Lawrence Miller, younir Wnll streot man.
Sir If. l.ovl Cutler. '
0 WIIIlo nnrtlett. n mmionnlro'n Kon.
Mr. Jolm D. Mcllhenny. Jr., '17
, Itobblni, KelloRR'K m-rvant. . ...
.Mr. Alfrctl .1 f.auphelmer. 17
8 Nowshoy Monter Milton C. Uenrd. '22
II Hnm Urnham. nn oM ilniKKl.it.
Mr. John W Cornell, Jr , '17
10 Mr. "Illlnky" Lockwooil. tho banker.
Mr. II. I,cwIfi Cutler. '10
11 -Roland llnrnette. the bank rlcrk.
air. Aiueri iy. i-.awnon. -iu
12 Trnov Tunner. nn nf tho llvarymnn.
Mr. Itleyler KugTer,
18 Pete Wllllnit, tho Hhcrirf.
Mr. John V. Mcllhenny, Jr.,
14 Mr. Srerry. tho drummer. '
Mr. Donald McL,. Stuart,
IB "Watty." tho tnllor,
Matter .1. Carson Perry,
10 "HI," tho oldest Inhabitant.
Kmereon Holton.
17 Herman, errand boy In druK etore,
Mimter Milton C. Beard.
18 Betty Ornhnm, tho drusKlet'n daushler,
Mr, Thomas J. Vtschor.
10 Josle Lockwood. the banker'n daughter,
Mr. Ittindolph Lawaon,
'10
17
'10
'20
'17
'23
17
17
u Angle, a country Bin,
.Mr
Merrltt It. Keycs, '10
Among tho patronessos are Mrs. Frank
J. Palmer, Mrs. C. E. Marollng, Mrs. B.
C. Cutler, Mrs. Harry C. Lawoon, JIrs.
Carl Vlsher, Mrs. John Cornell, Mrs. Will
iam II, Stuart, Mrs, J. W. Lnndenborgcr,
Mrs. Wltllam Kelly Beard, Mrs. Eleanor
M. Kershaw, Mrs. A. A. Dlnstnore, Mrs.
S. V. Osborne", Mrs. S. II. Bolton, Mrs.
W. B. Kugler, Mrs. Charles Keycs, Mrs.
M. Lauphelmer, Mrs. F. D. Williams, Mrs.
T. W. Jepson. Mrs. Sheldon Potter, Mrs.
Calvin M. Smyth, Mrs. A. B. Lamb, Mrs,
aoorgo Deacon, Mrs. William N. Johnson,
JIrs. Churchill Williams, JIrs. Charles
Adamson, JIrs. Georgo B. Warder and
Mrs. Chnrlos M. Swartz.
La Sans Soucl Club hold Its regular
meeting Thursday, at C015 Catharine
strcot. Among those present wero JIrs.
Howard Broadbelt, JIrs. Harold Butlor,
JIrs. Russoll Chafey, JIrs. Charles Cook,
JIrs, Lomuol Cox, JIrs. Harry Cranmer,
JIrs. Hornco McCauley, JIrs. Georgo Jlct
tcr nnd JIrs. Howard Noble. JIrs. William
Jlooro acted as hostess. On Saturday JIrs.
JlcCauloy, of Pitman, N. J., will entertain
tho members and their husbands.
Miss Emlllo Cowdrlck, of 6152 Morton
street, Germantown, hold the mooting of
tho A B C D Sowing Circle nt her home
on Friday evening. Among thoso present
wero Jtiss Elizabeth Blckley, Jtlss Ida
Deckor, JIIss JInry Blckley, JIrs. H. Abcr
nathy, JIIss Ethel Brooks, JIIss Beatrice
Brooks, JIIss Jlny Dolan, AIIbs Katharine
Dolan nnd JIIss E. Atlsln. Tho mothers
of the members wero also present.
Miss Rosllla C. Garrett entertained the
sowing clrclo of which sho Is a member
Friday afternoon nt her homo, 6040 North
11th street, at which thno her engage
ment to Jlr. Alexander E. Volgt wan an
nounced, Jlr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Apt, of 1229
South 17th street, nro being congratu
lated upon tho birth of n son, Jlnrtln
Apt, on Thursday. February 24. In honor
of the occasion Jlr. nnd JIrs. Apt enter
tnlned a number of friends on Thursday
nftornoon. Among those present wero
Jlr. nnd Jrrs. Greenfield. Jlr. Miller, Jlr.
Louis Cohen, Jlr. Jacob Katz, Jlr. Jlax
Fisher, Jlr. Abraham Apt, Jlr. and JIrs.
Solomon Blenenstock, JIrs. Reiner. JIIss
Rose Blenenstock, JIIss Esther Blenen
stock, Jlr. Harry Fischer, JIIss Anna
Fisher. Jlr. nnd JIrs. Louis Fischer, Jlr.
Sllversteln, Jlr. Nathan Fisher. Mrs. Abra
ham Apt and JIastor Nathaniel Howard
Blenenstock.
Tho bal masquo to be bold this evening
nt Horticultural Hall by the Union Re
publican Club of South Philadelphia prom
ises many unlquo features. The ballroom
will represent a French garden. Tall bay
trees and oybodlum ferns will outllno the
white marble balustrade, and tho foyer
will bo decotated with potted palms, ferns
and spring flowers. In addition to tho
club's monogram. "U. R. C," there will
be sovcral other electrical displays. Three
orchestras will bo ennaged for tho oc
casion. Including 75 ploces. Among the
novelties to bo Introduced will bo a snow
scene, wltn mo unices lauinc on mo
dnncers. Another feature will lo a rain
how i effect, produced by multi-colored
AMUSEMENTS
49th Annual
PHILOPATRIAN
RECEPTION
AT THE
Bellevue r Stratford
Monday Evening
March 6th
filnhp Theatre ftS&'Sra.
VJlvWC V.lUlltiVILLH -Continuous 1
. M to It l" M 10c. 15c. 23c
' . CLASSY VlK'Al. PIUllJlli'l'lUN
"A Night With the Poets"
Clifford Hippie & Co. chWar
OTHER WrU.l.-lvSWX KI-ATt litis
-1L4-,,if Qf OPERA HOUSE
UneStnilt OU Chestnut Below 11th St
Famous l Re.'l Feature I'hoto-Uramu
"PROHIBITION"
iiv an All rii-ir Htoclt Company & Featuring
WILLIAM J. IlllYAN. SEl'. OF NAVY DAN
IELS. SENATORS HOIISON, CLAPP. VARU
MAN. HURTON CUMtK and Others.
bVata. 10c IS". ' Conllnuoua a to UP. M.
Stanley
MARKET ADOVB 1GTII
11.15 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M.
ALL WEEK
"TO HAVE AND TQ HOLD"
ADDKU DL'RTO.N HOLMKK' Traeloaue
Rummer Days Near l)lti;o California
"SOMEWJIBUB IN FRANt'K ' (No 3)
lOt l'.'ll MARKET 2(
IU A M to 11 IB P 3
John Barrymore
Palace
.SHAKL.V A Kl.NU"
Thurs., Fri.. Sat. Charlotte Walker, la
ItiL. ill.Mi. Or Tim 1.UN..OOMK PLNki'
Arcadia
CHKSTNl'T IWow 10TII
JO A. M to 11.15 P. M.
Kitty Gordon
la "AS IN A LOQKINU C1LAS8"
Tburs . Fri, Bat "THE UOLDKN WLA"VV
VVcUilUt -'Bi &k ilea Mat Sai
bigs 20 to $1 no bifber
rPUTTDOTnXT THE WOULD S
XXiJXUJ.Ji. iiRE.ATT UAUICIA.N4
3$tis&s&L"faiSWi
n
electric lights. Several professional
dancers will glvo inhibitions of the latest
nnd modorn dunces.
The ehnlrmnn of tho respective commit
tees, under whoie supervision tho ball will
be given, nro Mr, John H, Balzley, Mr,
William J. Crowley, Mr. Charles Campbell,
Mr. M. L. Honloy, Mr. Otto Zimmerman,
Mr. Edward Bonnlck and Mr. Henry Ea-
qulroll, and tho ofllcers of the club, In
cluding Mr. Edwin H. Vare, president;
Mr. William E. Flnloy nnd Mr. George It
Hogg, vice presidents: Mr. Bernard Sam
Uel, secretary, and Mr. Albert A. Ardls,
Jr., treasurer.
Tho grand march will bo lort by Con
gressman William S, Vtare and Mrs. Vare.
Many promlnont State, olty and county
ofllclnls and Judges havo accepted Invi
tations. They lncludo Governor Martin
G. Brumbaugh and Mrs. Brumbaugh,
Mayor Thomns Smith, Attorney General
Franols Shunk Brown, City Solicitor John
P. Connelly, Mr Freeland Kcndrlck, Mr.
William McCoach, Mr. James R. Hazlett,
Mr. Harry C Ransley, Coroner William
R. Knight, nnd Mr. Charles A. Ambler,
Speaker of tho House of Representatives,
AMUSEMENTS
"YOU LOVE HER
the momont she appears upon the scons In tM
book, or the play," says
Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf
In his address upon "Pollynnna Treatment,
suKCTstca by
law Erlanrer and Oeorre 1irlte
Presentation of the Olnd Comedy
POLL YANN A
ONLY 2 WEEKS MORE
AT THE BROAD
"Hnd wo n Pollyanna in evory
household wo would, in timo, close
half of the hospitals and reforma
tories and sanatoria, half of our mod
icnl schools and drug stores, and we
would put half our physicians and
lawyers out of practico."
LAST TWO WEEKS!
Evenings, R:ln : Mats. Wed. nnd Sat., 2:16.
Best Seats $1.G0 at Popular Wednesday Situ.
FORREST THEATRE
AFTERNOON jViAxtUxi O
ALL-STAR BENEFIT
In Aid of the Babies' Hospital
OF PHILADELPHIA
A COLOSSAL PROGRAM
of Leading Features From the Various Thea
tres has been arranged under the Ausploes of
the UNITED THEATRE MANAGERS OF
PHILADELPHIA.
SAMUEL F. NIXON, Chairman
Openlnc AddresB by Mr. Wm. H. Crans
Selections from Zlecfeld'n Follies, "The Only
Qlrl," "Pollyanna," "Twin Beds," Feature
Acta from I). F. Keith's, Nixon's Colonial,
Nixon, NIxon'd Orand, Wm. Penn, 13. F.
Keith's Allegheny, etc., etc.
Prices 60a to $2. Beats now at Dox Office
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor
Symphony I Fri. Aft, Mar. 10, at 3:00
Concerts Sat. Evg., Mnr.ll,at8:15
Soloist: WASSILY DESEK1RSKY, Violinist
Program :
Overture. "Coriolanue" BEETHOVEN
Symphonr No. 3, In F BRAHMS
Violin Concerto TBCIIAIKOW8KY
"Tod und Vorklarune" STRAUSS
Seats Now on Sale at Heppe's, 1110 Chestnut
HOTEL WALTON
CARNIVAL NIGHT
Philadelphia's Mardi Gras
Tuesday Evening, March 7
Etohlnps from the Haseltlne Galleries
will bo given away.
Appropriate Souvenirs'
Dancing After 9:80 Pi M.
Secure reservations from head waiter.
EUGENE G. MILLER, Manager
Gamck Last 6 Evgs. $&.
LFESTIL TWIN BEDS
Best Seata $1 at Popular Wednesday Uatlne
NEXT WEEK SEATS THURSDAY
COHAN & HARRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST FARCE In the WORJjD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH 8TREET0
Specinl All Feature Bill!
SAM BERNARD
ORIGINAL TANO LB-TALK COMEDIAN
Will M. Cressy & Blanche Dayno
In "ONE NIGHT ONLY"
Henry Hellet presents "The New Produoer";
Moon It Morris: Anna Chandler: Ned Monro
& Kellar Mack. OTHER STARS.
ADELPHI Beginning Tonight
IFOR TWO WEEKS ONLY)
JOSEPH IIROOKS rresents
Tho Great Five-Star Arsreitation
Wm. H. Crane Thos. W: Ross
Maclyn Arbucklo Amelia Bingham
Edith Taliaferro ,
and I'APAlll.E COMPANY
In Rronson Howard's Great Comedy
"THE NEW HENRIETTA"
DON'T MISS Till: 11IO EVENT TO.NIQHT
fnuwoof T"1" Js'e,It Week Evgs. at SslS
1' UlIebL Matinee Wed & Sat. at litld
ZIEGFELD
FOLLIES
Popular Wednesday Matinees, 50c to Jt 50
THE DIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN
Nixon's Colonial a"mS !a,..
HOME OF 10 IHO ACTS
2 Shows Todat -Afternoon 2.15; Eir 8 15
THIS WEEK'S FEATURE:
Mile. Amato "The Apple of Paris' ; JuUeite
Dika; Ponsrllos; Henry 4 lojell . Enid Ufay
& Co., eno-joruon-eno. L.ioa wmto-
house; Tln's To circus. Tate Motorlnc
Metropolitan Opera House
l-KSDAY EVENING. 'MARCH tt. AT 8 15
THV
Behrens Opera Club
"CZAR AND ZIMMERMAN"
Chorus 100. UalUtt 32. Orchestra 50
G HAND OPERA CAbT
Seats Sue tu 12 50. U0U Chestnut St
T VDTT' THIRD WINNING WEEK'
i-l I JVlV-l TONIGHT 8 15 OHAKP
THE NICEST mill. JN TUW .
"THE ONLY GIRL"
TUB MUSICAL ITOIKDV t-i PItfcMfe
By Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert
Pop Mat Wednesday Test Se&i Si 0O
' METROPOLITAN OPERA HOI' SB
METROPOLITAN OI'ERA I'O , NEW YORK
TOMORROW EVU AT TiU PRBOISBLY
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
1IMKS GIJbWl. HOMyR.MM L'HLUa UBIL.
PRA''N SCHLBOE). UL(M II Cond Mr Bo.
dansKy Scats 1109 Cht Wol 121. Ran ST.
lNIVVlN aS '!adrs. Ell FoJV,
Toalabt a i 7 and 0 Adelaide FalrebUt!
Oo, . Diamond & Oram , I-otua 4, ati lijig .
Lwl Hound Others
AnniinOTCid W 8IB, Market ;u
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