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EVEKING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAUOH 13, 1916
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EI Any WYNNE TALKS OF RECITAL
"iW. , tt-i a -niTiT) ixfTT t nnrni T7T7r.xri7ic!T a -v-
ECnrfetV Ig interested in me
Monologues at the
- ,t.l,- rtrwnnl trltH
iWLit pleasure to tho appearance of
HnSth Draper In this city next
W "f. -U,on at tho Little
EwTmIm Draper, who la the daugh.
P rf Dotor Draper, of New YorK, m
ter of iwi" fre
l knr" Cl "' ....I of tho Ely Blria.
Kance BldJlo and othcra who are
Kn4lanc " she Is a wonder-
.pro.'': a,i'f..ll of talent.
Wl look up this monologue study for
I& t0K "'.' ., nri noma six or
Ke P1.r.9..- -n. and alnco then clrcum-
Km have made It necessary for her
ilin . . . hecomo
n- continue m .
v .m About two weeks ago sho spoko
W ''., ,.,int,rn which Mr. and Mra.
-ti.Irv Coxe gave, and she has appeared
it wrlous charity affair In Now Yerk
nd other cities. .." - - -
1 . .ia of humorous numbers.
nL Generations In tho Domestic
four." Is a scream, .uu - o
is "A Quiet Morning In Bed." Al
?:!..h.r I anticipate a delightful after-
bwn, don't you?
.ij. of Mrs. Itandolph Snowdon
Will be glad t" know that Bho wln ro'
? i,m about tho first of next
Unth. Sho left hero a short time ngo
Lfcr London, where sho had much of
'L furniture and other belongings
iitored, having lived over there for
Lome time. Sho has Joined her mother,
tltrt. William Churchman, who lias
Ibcen staying In Paris with Mrs. Nell
Ron Brown, and will bring her homo
twtth her. Tho two small Snowdon Ulf-Iji-.
am Btavlng with Bllllo Church-
w and his wlfo, who was Beatrice-
Ctyelln, at tholr homo in aiorriaiown.
&m Rpntt's Simner Club was tho big-
FgKt thing of tho ivcok after tho bal
jniKjue, and it is rcmarKaDia wiui eu
l..nv nnrnnnH nwav how largo n num
ber attend theso meetings; but then
they aro really among tho most uengm
fal affairs given during tho winter.
There will bo thrco moro meetings In
foils scries. Mrs. Scott was unable to
. nr.ar.nt nn Saturday night, owing to
1. .nt rather severe attack of grip.
But there were moro than 200 guests.
Mho Sanders twins gave a party or 1
ftor Mario Agasslz, of Boston, whoso
RMmunt to Cornelius Felton, of
tltaverferd, was announced recently. Mr.
hull Mrs. David Porter also entertained
ft number of guests.
; B'o Alberta Brlnton and Cosaro Stur-
hnl have taken us Into their confidence
find announced their engagement. It
rnlV urocs to show what the movies will
K'Jo for us. Do you remember tho melo-
'dramatic ones last spring, which wero
iJrlvcn for tho benefit of tho Cushman
Iciub. when Alberta, Sturanl nnd Rogl-
Fluid Oates were tho three villlans, Al
Fbtrta shooting Keghiald for making
lota to Sonhlo Nonls. It was all hor-
! ribly exciting, and after seeing tho
"Ideal Man" (ho was thnt In tho big
stazcant idvcn some time beforo In Con-
ftventlon Hall) crumple over from a
Bbench nnd dlo neatly on tho grass, It
BSju rather comforting to meet him go
Clrjr down the stena of tho Griscom homo
Bto watch himself being killed after-
sward; and all tho time AiDerta was
ifwTlne us and sho and Mr. Sturanl
fcere falling In love with each other.
S.Eh la the dauchter. vou know, of Mr.
lind Mrs, Richard Brlnton, of Over
brook, a sister of Mrs. Ernest du Pont,
'it Wilmington, and Mrs. James Bayley,
'ft Boston. Another sister la Kitty
Brlnton, who la charmingly pretty. No
date has vet been set for tho wedding
of MIm Brlnton and Mr. Sturanl, but
f. understand it will bo In tho near
future. NANCY "WYNNE.
Personals
Uni. Shnrlea Slnnlckaon. of rtosemont.
who Is spending tho season at Virginia Hot
lepmm, gave a luncheon of eight covers
Ijeiterday. Other luncheon parties ln
Jhided Mr. Albert E. Kennedy and his
(MiUhters, Miss Agnes Clarke Kennedy
iiod MIu Emllle Posey Kennedy, and Mr.
sand Mrs. J. King Watnwrlght.
lir. Ollrnf.A lrtinn uhn mnrrlil Tlna
Jtfl Louise Wanamaker last Bummer.
M bought Meadowcroft, the beautiful
Mnnlry place of the lata Frederick Hems
r, on Township line near tho estate of
Ma brother, Mr. Charles A. Munn, at Had
Wr. Mr, and Mrs. Munn, who are spend-
'Bt me season at Palm Beach, -expect to
je possession of their new home about
1&6 first Of Anrll. nnd vfll mnlrn nvten
! improvements to the property.
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Ki . " "cnram i-ippincou eniertainea
&t Itlnilann .. , t . ltO
Igruce street
'Mr. anri Mra v-l...n.i n c,j.ol.ii,v
jmo have been spending the late winter at
fa3 Beach and Petersburg. Fla., are ex.
Jc'ed to return to their home, 132J Wol
W reet, today.
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l to w,a" ragm is entertaining;
-r "iier cdds, or rvew yorK, at ner
Iru? ei Rava d'Ete Palm Beach, for the
"uiuer ot tne season.
alir. finri ri TrnHii, t-,1 .. -&
I5mT !!5 part r the Lenten season at At-
- -iy.
Rpnff those traveling through the
IrSh "0 Mr- and Mrs. D. English
ffr- f the Lincoln. Ashevllle, N. C.
J?,Washlngton will be some of the
KffM of Interest they will visit.
Mr. .nil lr , . .
fj-,i . W,B 'am wuriz jtarmar,
Ex .coIn Prlve, left on Friday to spend
. Ja (u Aaniic uiiy.
Ura Tntin t mi -. .. . ..
rH.SiL " .iey, oi me ueigravia,
TalPtr,Z "er.Blsler Mra- J0"" P- Hewitt.
Mri r V."' w va- on her return, about
- . , ..uui, hi icwiuvvn. xn.
EbL"i.i,Fr?lerlclc Wlnslow Taylor and
Eeu fn."1 P E- Taylor, who have
kttoLi"Jflta8 Borae lllne ln New York.
KSw ,lst weeR t0 Boxley. their beau.
lj ,'t IIubbard' Yonkers. N. Yv.
KiV11 of Mr?- Taylor for the
Hb1T1 ttrtv. n Trn..Abl ...111
TjT rr8 'niogon Morton, of Bennington.
. v uest tor several weeks.
I pll, Jaote Latham Underbill and
JT T "AM ttro receiymir CQCgraiuja
n the -hih . Ji fri,j
u2,f menHT4 as Mis Jeannette
li r ' kr, wre nf inarruius
-!' . sn aareiv Jv;ar
uuiiung ux luiaa uraper
Little Theatre
land, of Lenox road, Jenklntown, Is a
sister of Mrs. Underbill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leeds Barroll, of Charl
ton street, Mount Airy, are to have Mrs.
F. II. Barroll, of Cheitertown, Md as
their guc3t for several days.
Miss Eleanor Noble, of Charlton street,
Mount Airy, returned to her home last
week from Brooklyn, where sho was tho
guest of her aunt for several weeks.
Mlsa Minnie Craig, of Merchantvllle,
Jf. J., will entertain at cards Friday eve
ning. Along the Main Line
AnDMOnE Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M.
Boyer will entertain nt dinner St Pat
rick's night, when their guests will be
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Hagy, uho will spend
the week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyer J
Mr, and Mrs. Irvln Fisher, Mr, nnd Mrs.
Edward II. Preston, Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy
Fell, Mrs. Lllllo J. Jnrrett, Miss Mary
Evans and Mr. Frederick N. Fell.
Mr. John I. Dally has returned to his
home, 116 Walnut avenue, from Palm
Beach.
WYNNEWOOD Miss Boatrlco Kyle
Creager, of Wynnowood avenue, spent tho
week-end In flermantown, where she was
tho guest of Miss Ell.Abcth ltaynor.
BILYN MAWP. Mrs. Benjamin O.
Wells, of Montgomery aenuo, entertained
nt dinner Saturday night.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William a. Nelson. Jr., of
Lansdowne, aro visiting Mrs. Nelson's
pnrcntB, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson Barnard, of
Morris avenue.
WAYNE Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Muller
hnvo Issued invitations for a dlnncr-dnnce
nt their homo on Chestnut lano on Friday,
March 24.
Mrs. Whltlock entertained tho Supper
Club nt her home, Tho Boulders, on Friday
ovenlng. Among tho members present
were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ball, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Alton Balr. Mr. and Mrs. William
II. Roberts. Jr., ilr. and Mrs. Florson
Conrnd, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Scliodcld,
Mr. and Mrs, Louts It. Watt, Mr. and Mrs.
Humbert Powell, Mr. nnd Mrs. a. Wln
throp Collin, Mr. nnd Mrs. Aubrey Howell
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muller.
Germantown
Mrs. A. Raymond Bishop, of 3019 Queen
Lano Manor, gavo a children's party on
Friday for hor little daughter, Miss Betty
Bishop. Those Invited wero Miss Helen
Marshall, Miss Betty Raynor, Miss Ruth
Thncknra, Miss Isabel Ewlng, Miss Jane
Moore, Miss Betty Devereux, Miss Eliza
beth McCnndless, Miss Hetty Raymond,
Miss Barbara Raymond, Miss Betty Haz
letlne, Billy Blodgctt, Bobble Dripps,
Charles Jayno nnd Jlmmlo Moore.
Miss Sarah Myers has returned to her
homo in Bethlehem, nftcr having spent
several days as tho guest of Mrs. Wheeler
Lord.
Miss Lillian Smalley. of 3025 Queen
Lano Manor, spent tho week-end with
friends ln Atlantic City.
Mrs. Conrnd S. Grove, of 6C01 Qulncy
street, will entertain tho members of her
brldgo club tomorrow afternoon. Thoro
will bo two tables.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. McLean liavo
gono on a hunting trip to South Carolina
to remain soveral weeks.
Miss Mnrto Louise McCown, who Is at
tending school at Mlllbrook, N. Y wilt
return to her home, 0801 Emlen street,
on Thursday, for tho spring vacation.
Mrs. Mary Alison, of tho Dclmar Mor
ris Apartments, spent the week-end In New
York.
Lansdowne
Mrs, Edward McGlnley will talk on
current events nt tho meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. William A. McUwen, chairman
of club classes, will bo ln charge ot the
msetlng.
Miss Edna C. Taylor, of Lincoln ave
nue, Bpcnt tho week-end In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams, of North
Owen avenue, will move on April 21 to
Chestertown, Kid.
West Philadelphia
tfHuiyliJi .
MISS MATHILDE WUNDERLE
The engagement of Mlsa Mathilda Wun
derle, of West Philadelphia, to Paymaster
George W. Davis, U, 8. N., has been an
nounced. Mlsa Lucille Elliott Morris, debutante
daughter ot Mr. and Mra. James II. Mor
ris, will be the guest of honor at a lunch
eon to be given on Thursday by Mrs. II.
K. Mulford, Miss Esther Mulford and Miss
Marian Mulford at their home in Wayne.
A comedy In four acts, entitled ''Uncle
Rube." w(U be presented by St Veronica's
Dramatlo Association in aid if St Don
ato's Church on Friday evening In the
school hall on SUh street
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel R!c?, of 6071
Westminster avenue, are receiving con.
gratulatlons on the birth of a daughter,
Emily Virginia Rice.
Mrs. It J- Norwiler. of 6161 Catharine
street, will entertain at "600" today. There
will be 18 guests. i
MUs Mary de Bols. of 423$ Pine street.
Is Ibe guet of Mrs. pavld S. Kendrick, of
Washington.
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MRS. GEORGE D. ROSENGARTEN rhoto by Mr.u.
Tho matron, who is one of tho most popular members of the married
act in this city, as she nppcared nt the recent Bal Mnsque.
Along the Reading
Tho marriage of Miss Eleanor Bcrtel
Long, dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Long, of Elkins Park, and Mr. Charles A.
Beach, Jr.. of Chicago, formerly ot Elkins
Park, will be solemnized at 7 o'clock on
Wednesday, April 20, In St. Taul's Church,
Old York road, Ogontz.
Mrs. L. Frederick Gleg will bo tho
matron of honor nnd Miss Dorothy Beach,
tho sister of the bridegroom, tho maid of
honor.
Mr. Beach will return to Elkins Park a
week beforo tho wedding to attend tho en
tertainments being arranged in honor of
the bridal party.
Friends of Mr. Lloyd Schultz, of Wyn
cota road, Jenklntown, will bo glad to
learn that ho has, fully recovered from his
recent Illness.
Miss Katherlne Nice, of The Thistle,
Ogontz, accompanied by Miss Amy Dowe,
of Norwich. Conn., who makes her home
In Philadelphia for the winter months, left
on Saturday for Atlantic City, where they
spent tho week-end.
Miss Mary Freeland, of Prospect ave
nue Melrose Park, has Miss Martha
Shewell, ot Boston, ns her guest for sev
eral daya.
Mr and Mrs. Townsend Sharplcss, of
Ti'nii.inn rhfllten Hills, had Mr. and
Mrs I. Harrison Hutchinson, of Oakwood,
Jobstown, N. J., as tholr guests over tho
week-end. Mrs. Hutchinson rode with the
Huntingdon Valley nounus on aaiuruay
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry C. Dimond. Miss Henrlotte
Dlmond nnd Mr. Douglas M. Dimond, of
Cloverly lane, Rydal, spent several days
I..- ..rAA1r In ntinrnhnmlillrl-. Pa.. wherO
they went to attend the wedding of Miss
Eleanor Schmoele and Mr. J. Fulton Boyd,
of Klngsvllle, Tex. Miss Dimond wuu one
ot Miss acnmoeiea onaesmuiua.
Miss Gehman will speak at the Chelten
Hills Hall. Mather avenue, Wyncole, this
afternoon. "Convention News" will be
her subject
Mrs. Marcus B. Wechsler. of 4812
Sydenham street, Logan, gave a kitchen
shower Saturday nfternoorl for Miss Helen
Sauerwalt, who will marry Mr. neld W.
Malcolm, of New Britain. Pa., on March
23, at the Gaston Presbyterian Church.
11th street nnd Lehigh avenue. Among
the guests were Miss Marie Lowery, Miss
Geneva Thomas, Miss Louise Schroder
and Miss Bertha Winder.
Mrs. Jerome Sheip, of Fernbrook nve-
,ir , an Inst week to Join her
husband nt Mobile. Ala. Mr. and Mrs.
Sheip will Visit in ew uneuiw. j-ki.. uc
lore returning name.
Bala-Cynwyd
Residents of Bala and Cynwyd are
much Interested ln the entertainment
which will take place on the eve of St.
Patrick's day, In the Bala-Cynwyd audi
torium, Cynwyd. for the benefit of the
new parish building of St. Matthias'
Church, of which the Rev. M, J. McCabe
Is rector. The program wilt be as follows:
1 '" PART I.
Soprsno-b, ?S&W' ' ' "'
CoatraUo-'-Th, &S .'
PART II.
LECTURE. ,
8opranoijK.tWfl9Mzr?ni.oi.;..Crouch
C0n,l,:'1JrVayMcauikla- BiiK 'Ba"9
Boprano and cmtrlt(-"Sprln ew,
Jin. Holt and Mrs. Laura.
Mr, J. FomrenU, pluUt.
Miss Jean Hammer, of Derwen road,
Cvnwyd entertained the members of the
Phi Slgnia Sorority Saturday night, Those
nreslnt included Miss Dorothy Fleck.
Mlsa Sarah Pedrick. Miss Dorothy Mor
rig MIM Ursula Seeburger. Mlsa Mar
carat Kershaw. Mlsa Dorothy Mecke, Mlsa
Gladys Griffiths, of Chelsea: Mies Florence
Kline Miss Mary Kaufman, Miss Marie
McClatchey and Mlsa Catharine Street
Lillian Russell to Address, Writers
Lillian Russell, that perennial beauty of
the footlights, will address the u?embera
of th. Women Writer.' Club tocight at
their rooms, 1M0 Locust fctreet. Miss
Russell, who is as proud of hef pews
naoer career a of her hUtrlonlo achieve
ments, will Pak w bw humorous ex
pYrleuces to beloar a wUt "heanty
Pitor- to the dear old public.
Roxborough
rromlnent among tho entertainments
of tho week In this section will bo tho
annual banquet of tho 21st Ward Board
of Trade, which will be followed by a
reception and dance. The affair will tako
pl.ico on Wednesday ovenlng nt Woodvale,
tho clubhouso of tho Amorlcnn Bridge
Company, and tho guests of honor will
bo Mayor Thomas B. Smith and Mrs.
Smith, the members of the Mayor's Cabi
net and their wives, nnd Senator Boles
Penrose Tho clubhouso will bo decorated
with golden and whlto spring flowers,
palms nnd ferns. Mrs. William F. Dixon,
Mrs. Gcorgo Dorwart, Mrs. Nathan
Lovorlng Jones, Mrs. John G. Morris nnd
Mrs. John A. Morris will receive the
guests. Tho oftlcerB of tho association
aro: President, Mr. William F. Dixon;
vlco presidents, Mr. C. W. Horrocks, Mr.
John J. Koran nnd Mr. J. Rlgelhnupt;
secretary, Mr. John F. Turner, nnd treas
urer, Mr. Joseph C. Morris. Mr. John F
L. Morris, chairman : Mr. J. C. Morris,
Mr. Jacob Sheldrake Mr. Clarence Tumor,
Mr. Joseph Kestler, Mr. N. L. Jones and
Mr. aeorgo Dorwart form tho committee
In charge. In addition to the toasts and
tho responses, there will be a program
of attractive musical selections.
Mrs. Lawrence Meyer nnd Miss Kath
ryn Meyer, of Levcrlngton avenue, who
havo been vlsltjng friends ln Wllkes
Karro and Pottsvllle, were Joined by Mr.
Meyer on Saturday nnd returned home
yesterday. Mrs. Meyer will be remem
bered as Miss Kathryn Carney, formerly
of Wlssahickon.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs. J, Newton, of 2831 Frankford nve
nue, will entertain her "500" club at cards
and luncheon tomorrow afternoon, when
thoso present will bo Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs.
Hagerman, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Newman,
Mrs. McCloskey, Mrs. M. Allen, Mrs. Lord.
Mrs. Braun, Mrs. Hegglns, Mrs. Gelsel and
Mrs. Martin.
Miss Beatrice Dnton, of 209 East Ox
ford street, is visiting friends ln Bruns
wick, Md., for several weeks.
A St. Patrick's Day party will be given
by the Star of Kensington Lodge, No. 37,
on Mondny evening, March 20, at Ascher
Harmonle Hall, D and Cambria streets.
A barnm-st In honor of tho 41st anni
versary of the VeBtu Club will be given
on Thursday evening, March 23, at Tex
ttlo Hall. Cumberland street and Kensing
ton avenue.
Frankford
Miss Sarah W. Williams, of Arrott
street, will entertain her card club at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Her
guests will Include Miss Lillian Johnson,
Miss Corlnno Mark, Miss Evelyn Balder
ston, Miss Marguerite Graham, Miss
Ethel Schull, Miss Leona Manning, Mies
Martha Dudley, Mlas Frances Clarke,
Miss Josephine Alloway, Miss Dorothy
Caldwell. Miss Edith Reynolds. Miss
Ethel Tyson, Miss Anna Jones, Miss
Delia Holcomb and Miss Elizabeth Hoi
comb. Mrs. Walter Gardner, of 1606 Rhawn
street, will have Mrs. George Dunn and
her daughter, Miss Pauline Dunn, ot At
lantic City, as her guests this week. Mrs,
Gardner's daughter. Miss Thelma Gard
ner, will return with them tnd remain
until after Easter.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. Carlos P. Noyes, of Brooklyn,
N, Y., Is entertaining her mother, Mra.
It A. Brlce, of . 335 Cooper street
Mr. B. Q, C. Bleakley, of 318 Cooper
street, is enjoying a. fishing trip at
Miami, Fla.
Mra. Mary Knight Vredenburgb, of
SOS Linden street, entertained her bridge
club last week.
Notices for tho SocUtr past will bo
.wantj anil nrlntul In lb Kvanlnc
LetUcr. but all stub notice uul bo writ
ten on en W of tne iiwr, nul tt
olined In foil, with fall -dir. uJ when
coulbi ttlfphoK Biuubcr iniut M fa.
Boa ail ftucR commuiueaiioao v.. bo
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Valet the ronalrtrntnt fro nrrUi
out, a that vofkdcatloa taar ,U sawlsl.
iht tutlc 1U tut bo p-MUbed.
Southern Kesorts
DATTONA, Fla,, March 13. There aro
more Phlladelphlans In Daytona now than
nt any time during tho season, and every
one Is gay, for the balmy, sunshiny weath
er makes one forget tho sordid things of
life. The obstacle golf turnnment on the
Desplnnd courRO brought forth a large
gallery of golf enthusiasts on Tuesday.
The brilliant coloring of tho women's
sports clothes Against tho soft green vcr
duro of tho tropical foliage formed a
charming picture. Tea was served nt
email tables on tho lawn.
Mrs. W. E. Wright 1ms arrived from
Hnrrlsburg, accompanied by Mrs. 13. O.
Gros3, Mrs. Henry McCormlck and Mis
McCormlck. Mr, nnd Mrs A. V. Brown,
Mrs ! V Ilrown nnd Miss Helen Brown,
who have been nt tho Clarendon for a
fortnight, returned to Philadelphia on
Mondny nnd will go to Atlantic City for
tho Enster season.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John P. Thorpe, of Vine
land, N. J., nro hero for tho remainder of
tho month.
Mr. Howard Cnrrow, of Merchantvllle,
N. J., wai hero for a week en route to
Havana. Mrs. John Fowler, of Oak Lane,
has terminated her stay ln Daytona and
hns gono to Tampa Hay. Mrs. William
Fors r spent some tlmo hero en routo to
ths moro Southern resorts. Mrs. Forster
will also visit Daytona again on her way
to Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 11. Stroud nnd Mist
Virginia Stroud, of Philadelphia, have
taken npartments at the Bennett for a
fortnight.
Mrs. W. C. Seeberger. of Hillside, N. J.,
formerly of Atlantic City, spent a few
days at tho Colonial en routo to Miami.
Mr. I. R. Fcnlmore, of Philadelphia, has
Joined Mr. Gcotgo W. Fcnlmore, or Ocean
Grove, and they will leave hero the first
of April for the North Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Favorite and Miss Margnrct Brltt, ot
Atlnntlc City, who havo been toming tho
State, aro now at tho Williams.
Mr. John C. McGrnw Is among tho re
cent arrivals at tho Hamilton. Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Schllchtcr, who have been
touring tho East Coast, aro hero for n
few days boforo returning to their home
ln Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clnflln, of Morris
town, N. J nro at tho Palmetto for tho
remainder of tho month.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo II. Schultz, ot
Philadelphia, havo Joined friends at tho
Morgan, whero thoy will remain for an
other week beforo going North.
Among tho Phllndolphlans at tho Rldgo
wood nro Mrs. J. 11. Loomls, who Is ac
companied by Miss Julia Strong, of Wash
ington, nnd Mrs. F. II. Blade, of Engle
wood, N. J.; Mr. E. E. Hnnson, Miss
Allco E. Hanson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sylvan
Dalsimcr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Max II. Rleser,
Mr. Henry Sehurmnn. Miss Cecilia Schur
mnn, Miss Leona Schurman, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. P. Moore, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Loavltt, Mrs. Alo.xaniler D. Grange, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Charles Pitch, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. Rodney Burton, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
McConnor, Mrs. M. D. McCormlck and
Miss Kate G. Rae.
Mrs. II. Former, who has been touring
tho Stnto, left tho first of tho week for
her home In Philadelphia.
Mr. John W. Holmes, who was here for
several weeks, has gono to Tltusvllle,
Fin., to visit friends before returning to
his Phlndclphla home. Mr. W. J. Stnats.
of Camden, has Joined friends nt the
Desplnnd.
Delaware County
Mr. Donald E. Spencer will address tho
meeting of the Delawaro County Associa
tion of Women's Clubs, which will bo hold
In tho Ridley Park Woman's Club this
afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Lo Malstre, of
Swarthmore avnnue. Ridley Park, have
left for Virginia Hot Springs, where they
will remain until April 1.
Mrs. C. Elbert Hoffman and her young
boh. Elbert Dottercr Hoffman, of High
land Park, spent the last week with Mrs.
Hoffman's mother, Mrs. C. It. Dottercr, of
North Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rhodes, of Moy
Ian, have returned homo from Florida,
whero they wero tho guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ellwood T. Allison, of Walllngford,
who have a houseboat at Tampa.
Mrs. T. II. Moore, of Mlllbourne. Is
upending several weeks In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Brlce Rawley, of Llanerch, la en
tertaining her mother, Mrs. Mollie Eton,
of Estcs Park, Col.
Mrs. V. E. Bond, of Highland Park, is
In Atlantic City convalescing from her
recent Illness.
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MISS ELE.ANQR MURTHA
Ml83 Murtha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Charles Murtha, rnade her debut
last week at a dance given at the Walton.
The principal and faculty of the Grover
Cleveland School have issued Invitations
for a "Cleveland Day" celebration on
Friday at 2W o'clock. There will be
addresses by Mr. Milton C. Cooper, the
Rev. Charles B. Alspach, Mr- Edward J.
Cattell and Mr. Oliver P. Ely, the prin
cipal; also singing by the pupils and an
exhibition of drawing- and manual train
lng work.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lukens. who
have been passing a fortnight In Chelsea,
have returned to their home on West
Venango street
At tha annual meeting ot the Budd
Athletic Association Mr. Carl Rutherford
was elected president; Mr. Charles Slme
master, vice president; Mr, Elbert Heag
lin, secretary; Mr. George Servoss, finan
cial secretary; Mr. Edward R. Hess, treas
urer, and Mr. Leo I. Helutx, Mr. J. B.
Tripple. Mr. W Gandy, Mr. P. Wester
man, Mr. Charles Sayres, Mr. H. Reif,
Mr. James Gallagher, Mr. peorge Fine
and Mr, J. Meadowcroft, board of gov
ernora. The association has secured a
plot ot ground adjoining the clubhouse
at Hunting Park avenue and 35th street,
which will be ai ranged for baseball and
tenns.
The members of the Tioga Methodist
Episcopal Church pave a largely attended
reception last week f for the pastor, the
Rev George Gaul, and Mrs. Gaul. Doctor
Gaul will leave the pastorate at the col
ot the ccnXcreac. year.
LINEN SHOWERS, SURPRISE PARTIES
AND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
. - - - - - ' '
Mrs. M. Kelly Will Give an Affair for Miss Mohan,
Miss Helen Harter Entertains for Miss Mollie
Francis Various Other Matters of Interest
Mrs, M. Kelly, of 20B0 Mercy street,
will entertain this evening nt a linen
shower ln honor of Mlsi Nora Mohan,
whose engagement to Mr. William J, Kano
was recently announced.
Tho guests Invited ore Miss Helen Mc
Brldo, Miss Mary Grlbbon, Miss Kathryn
Mcehan, Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Lo
retta Mcehan, Miss Alice Mcehan, Miss
Mnrgnret Mohan, Miss Agnes Mohnn, Miss
Marie Mohan, Mrs. M. Wnugh and Mrs.
Galltgher.
Supper will bo served nt midnight. The
decorations will bo yellow and white.
Miss Helen Harter entertained nt her
home. 412G Pnrrlsh street, on Saturday
In honor of Miss Mollie Frnncls, of 849
North 21th street, who Is to bo married to
Mr Clarcneo Dills, nf Flcmlngton. Tho
guests wero Miss Molllo Frnncls, Mlsi
Edna Hllter, Miss Joscphlno Mitchell, Miss
Ada Suplee, Mist Sara Francis, Mrs. Will
iam Wendt, Miss Jesslo Fowler, Miss Flor
ence Albro, Miss Elva Washburn, Mlsi
Elizabeth Weltc, Miss Helon Harter. Mr.
Claronco Dllts, Mr. Gustavo Rlmensbor
gor, Mr. Charles Murphy, Mr. Ellis Gil
bert. Mr. Albert Williams, Mr. William
Wendt. Mr. Walter OlbBon. Mr. Herbert
Flounders, Mr. Stanley McMillan, Mr. Vik
tor Kclsel and Mr. Charles Slatchcr.
A dance will bo given by tho Point Breeze
Branch of tho Philadelphia Central Relief
Committee, on Wednesday, nt Apollo Hall.
Tho uso of tho hall for tho ovenlng was
given by Mr. J. Stern, tho proprietor,
nnd tho proceeds will go entirely to the
war sufferers. Tho committee In charge
Includes Mr. Roscnbaum, chairman of
dance; Mr. E. Glarcr, chairman of print
ing; Miss Irene Llpsltz, chairman ot re
ftcshments. On Thursday evening Mis Ethel Shctz
Ilne. of 2U7 South 21st Btrcot, gavo a mis
cellaneous shower In honor ot Miss Flor
enco Shlsler. who will bo married In tho
nenr future. Among those present wero
Miss Edna Snow. Mis Bcntrlce Myers.
MIhs Sybil Cottmnn, Mrs. Elmer Myers,
Mrs. Godfrey Shlsler, Mrs. Louis Lb
mann, Mrs. Samuel Foster, Mrs. Horaco
C. Hodgson. Miss Kdlth Ball. Miss Louisa
Lamertz, Miss Margaret Hublcy, Miss
Mary Simon, Miss Bertha Brown, Miss
Ann Bolton, Mlsi Mary Voltmer, Miss Co
colla Cecil and Miss Sara Slngloy.
A surpriso party wns Bve to Mr- At
wood Robertson on his 70th brthdaj 1
Wilmington
WILMINGTON. March 13. Social
ovents will bo reduced to a minimum dur
lng tho Lenten season, but invitations
havo been issued to a few small nr
falrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Mahony
will give an auction brldgo .party on
Wednesday night, to which tho Friday
Night Dancing Class has been Invlteu.
Miss Barbara Blspham, of Claymont,
has had Miss Helen Bartholomew, of
Philadelphia, ns her guest.
Miss Elizabeth G. Thompson anil Miss
Allco Crawford aro sojourning In Florida,
stopping nt St. Petersburg, Miami and
Palm Beach.
Miss Ellen du Tont, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont, and Mr.
Hollyday Meeds, Jr., whoso engagement
was announced at Christmas, will bo mar
ried tho last of April, but the exact dato
has not been fixed.
is entertaining Miss Loulso Whlto, of
Salisbury, Md., as ner guest.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chndwlck, of
Lymo, Conn., who spent the greater part
of the winter with Mr. and Mrs. John
Bancroft, huvo returned to their homo.
Miss Betty Curtis has been spending a
week with relatives In Maryland.
Judgo Benjamin F. Keller and Mrs.
Keller, of Charleston, W. Va., spent last
week with Mrs. George C. Hnll at St.
John's rectory. Judgo Keller, who Is on
the bench of tho United States Court ot
the Southern District of West Virginia,
Is a brother of Mrs. Hall.
Mrs. AlexlB I. du Pont, of Rcncourt. has
returned from Charleston. S. C, whero
she spent a month with friends.
What's Doing Tonight
oVc-sea by I)r KelU K. HchelllnB. Horace; II.
S"rnea. Jr . Jo.eph V. A. Jackson and Prof.
Krnt Lacy. Uellevue-StraUora Hotel, 8:13
o'clock.
Soutli Philadelphia Hustn.es Men's Associa
tion transit discussion, Ilroad und ieileral
streets.
lloston 8mphony Orchestra concert, with
Oeraldlne Karrar, soloist. Academy of Music.
8:1s o'clock.
Flfty-saenth Street Improvament Aocla
tlon entertainment. B.th street and Haverford
avenue; 8 o'clock.
University of Pennsylvania French play,
'L'Avocat Patolln," New Century Club.
Transit protest meetlnc. P. O. 3. A. Hall,
Dustleton; 8 o'clock.
Traffic Club dinner. Hotel Adelpbtai 6.30
o'clock. . .. .
Lecture. "Standardi-atton of Mi'slc." duatav
Ileckbr. Wltherspoon Hull. 8 o'clock.
University extension lectura, "Hlaliways
.nSTlSui of Medical bclence" by Dr.
Jc-ieph McKarland. Association Hall, Ger
mantown. Ilanquet American das Company manager,
nellevus-atratford.
AMUSEMENTS
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT t TWELFTH STKBETS
AMERICA'S LOVELIEST WOMANI
LILLIAN RUSSELL
Bl.NlllINll - .v,w.... -w..w-
Harry Tushe S)lvU Jaon. Marion Mor.
Jan" Clal Daner. Kred. J. Ardatr. & Co.,
Lyon A Vo.co. Others.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY AFT., MARCH 21, at 3
KREISLER
Tickets at Heppo'. 7 Bo to II Box, 112-18
Dlr.ctlon C. A. Ellis. Symphony Hall, Boston
Stanley
MAP.KET BELOW 10TH
Hilda, in lu 11:15p.m.
FANNIE WARD
In "FOP. THE DEFENSE"
AnnED ATrilACTIONB ! BL'HTOJC HOLMES'
ADPu.ANT FOKESTS QF CALIFORNIA"
'Somewhere In Frant," War fecene (No- 4)
Arcadia ,u
CHESTNUT Ul. 10TH
, M lO 11.13 f, il.
ALL TJUS WEEK
Bessie Barriscale
showing BuMets and Brown Eyes
Palace
JOc IJH MARKET 20o
11) A. M to 11.15 P. M
Marguerite Clark
"OUT OF THE DRIFTS"
Thurs.. Frt. 8i BLANCHE SWBBT
fa First Presentation of "THE BLACKLIST"
WtUnUG 28c. SO Re. Mat- Sat.
Ei. 2S to . no hither'
"BRINGING UP FATHER"
NIXON 2 I -? Ja.Tft:
. u. ..-., Its". JuUut Lar-
Tonlght at T and 9. I !, , Cawtroo.
IJoyd WhUehouso. 10 Impsrial Jaw, tlj.
imnvinon Clra.4 Blow8.t(. MrkttS
American, a,- SWCk - cssi-
IlaU. Tv.. Ti.u.Ti.t Sal,
his daughter, Miss Anna Robertson at his
home, 182S Wolf street, on Tuesday eve
ning. Among the guests present were Mrs.
A. Robertson, Mr, Joseph Robertson, hl
daughter nnd niece, Mr. ar.d Mrs. H. Rob
ertson, Br. Frederick Byrod and Mrs1.
Coomes.
Tho S. O. C. Club of Philadelphia held
Its annual dinner, followed by cards, at
Mosebach's on Saturday evening, Covers
wero laid for 16 guests. Those present
wero Miss Mario Mlnch, Miss Lyle Mac
Murtlc, Mlsn Emma L. Van Osten, Mlsi
Elizabeth Rotz, Miss Clara A. Friend,
Miss Motile Illy. Mr. William E. Hubert,
Mr. Fred Budcnz, Mr. Charles F. Splei.
Mr. John I,, Hubert, Mr Fred W. PnhU
Mr. H. Edward Rleger, Mr. and Mrs.
C'lnrcnco C. Schnefer and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer L Phillips
The commlttea In charge Included Mr.
Frederick tltidenz, Mr. John L. Hubert
and Mr. Frederick W. Pahl.
A reception was given by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Alexander Martin In honor of their 10th
wedding nnnlversnry at their home, 240
Christian street, last week. Among the
guests wero Mr, and Mrs. John Cope, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frank Penater, Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrles Tnnzolo, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pinto, Mr. and Mrs. John Del Qurttrb,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rego, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Nicholas D. George, Mr. nnd Mrs. An
thony Vlto, Mr. nnd Mrs. Angelo Famlg
llcttl nnd Cavalier VIncenzo Gcnnaro
Baltagtlesc.
Mrs. P. Goldstein, of 718 Jackson street.
Is entertaining her brother, Mr. J, I
Lemlseh, of Brooklyn. Her children, Miss
Elizabeth Golditcln and Mr. HarrV Gold
stein, have given several affairs In his
honor.
The rollcall held nt the First Baptist
Church, Queen lnno and Sllvcrwood street
Mannyunk, on Friday evening was very
successful. Tho opening address was
mndo by tho Rev. William A. Crawford,
and was followed by other addresses nnd
an entertainment.
Members of tho Alaph Toss Sorority,
who nro Miss Sarah Gordon, Miss Hannah
Marks, Miss Jcnnlo Herman, Miss Sayde
Sliver. Miss Rcbn Hlrsch. Miss Anna Ro
senkorf and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg, enter
tnlned 100 guests at a danco nt Mose
bach's Casino last Tuesday evening. The
feature of tho evening wns a special gala
dance, whero ribbons nnd horns were used.
Later refreshments wero served and a
leap year danco followed.
AMUSEMENTS
The Emergency Aid
ANNOUNCES
Illustrated Lectures and Talks
on Relief Work in War
ring Countries
TUESDAY, MARCH 14. at 3 o'clock, at th
residence ot Mrs Alnn Strong, 203(1 Do Lnncey.
MISS 1RENH MANnV and MISS ALINE
VAN HARENTZEN, I'lantst
Subject, "Work ln the Contagious ljospluls
In Franco." No tickets.
Weil . March IB. Mmo. Canioy lectures In
French on "The Spirit of Belgium." t 8
o'rlork at lfiM Walnut street, whero tickets
('-00) am for sale.
Thurs., March Id Heading by Mrs. Robert,
Ornnt A arrlcs of unpublished letters from ths
countries at war. at the residence of Mrs.
Charlton Ynrnall. 17th and Locust sts.. at 4:43
o'clock. Tickpts il, for sale at 1428 "Walnut St.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOrOLD 8T0K0WSKI. Conductor
Symphony I Fri. Aft., Mar. 17, nt 3:00
Concerts f Sat. Evrr., Mar. 18, at 8:15
WAGNER PROGRAM
Overture. "Dcr Fliegendo Hollander"; Prelud.
"Lohengrin"; Felerllcher Zug ium Munster,
"Ixhengrln": Overture and Venusherg Musla,
"Tnnnhauser" : Prelude to Act 1, "Dlo Melster
singer"; Prelude to Act 3. "Die Melster-
Initer"; Siegfried Idyl. "Tristan und Isolds";
Prelude and Love-death.
Seats Now on Sale at Heppe's, HID Chestnut
BROAD Last 6 Evgs. ,
Klaw . Erlanger and George Tyler Present,
POLLYANNA
The aiad riay, Sprtadltig Oaod Cheer.
Ilest Seats Jl.AO ut Popular Wednesday Mat.
NEXT WEEK SEATS THURSDAY
MR ANDREAS DIITEL Presents
PRINCESS TRA-LA-LA
The Latest Viennese Operetta
With Phyllis Partington, Emmy Nlcklass,
George Baldwin Cast of 70
Fresh From Triumphal Year In
Vienna and ii-rlln.
GARRICK Tonight at 8:13
MATS. WEDNESDAY nnd SATURDAY, 2U8.
COHAN & HARRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST FARCE IN THE WORLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Original New York Cast and Production
Rest Seam $1 at Popular Wednenday Mats.
FORREST Last Weeks
Evgs. at 8:13. Mats. Wed, & Sat. -!:15
ZIEGPELD
FOLLIES
Popular Wednesday Matinees, 50q to Jt.50.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
METROPOLITAN OPERA CO., NEW YORK
.,ra..E2SLLHaensel und GreteJ
Mines MAbON. MATTFELD. nODESON MM.
REISS, UORITZ. Conductor, Mr. HAC1EMAN.
Folloe,ipArTJTAr;nT Mme.CAJATTl,
by XrUi-JJl. CARU60 DBLUCA
Conductor. Mr. RAVAONOLI. Seats, 1108
Chestnut. Walnut 441; Race UT,
Stfal i;U, 10 BIG ACTS
PollyannaWeek! Brg2g?n'
PAUL CONCHAS JOHN P. WADE
Rlggest Show in Town FASHION REVUE;
Stsn Stanley: McCabe. Levee & Pond, Wtlklna
Wllklns; Eddie Foyer, and Othcra,
frlnV.p Theatie juniper stb.
VJHJ JC VAVDBYII.I.B -Continuous 11
A M to 11 P. M. 10c, ISc. JJc,
"THE SIDEWALK CABARET"
COMEDY SINOINO AND DANCINO
Joseph K. Watson SSSi.,,
O'CONNOR SISTERS & OllUIN. OTHERS
AHplnhi p"-'l-' Last Week; Tonight a
jMULipill 8.15. Last Pop. Mat Thursday
Five of America's Foremost Stars Wm. II
CRANE. Thos W ROSS. Maclyn AHUUCKLE.
Amelia D1NOHAM, Edith TALIAFERRO Bd
Qreat Company In lironson Howard's Delight
ful Comedy "THE NEW HENRIETTA7
Next Week "NOBODY HOME"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Boston
This (Mon.) Eyj., 8il$
Symphony
Orchestra
Dr Karl Muck.
Conductor
SOLqiST
Geraldine PARRAR
TICKETS AT HEPIdTK
Amphitheatre, Soq
T VRTP IiAST TWO WEEKS I
iJlXViO Tonight. 8:19Mat WA
The Claaslest of Musical Cfim&Ut
"THE ONLY GIRL"
By Henry Blossom ami Victor Htrbart.
-Tho. Ijrrta U Wlwra All tee Tya Tre.
Whistling Come Fnao,"
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