EVENING LEDGER--PHT1MmflT,pmA. FlllDAY, MARCH 17 1916. !& fAflCY WYNNE SEES A GAY TIME IN REGAL CLUB WILL HOLD ITS SUBSCRIPTION DANCE TONIGHT Large Number ojf Guests Will Be Present at Affair. Many Other Dances to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day MRS. THOMAS B. SMITH AND HER SON STORE FUJtt JJAJNUJUNti UJjASS TONIGHT t Kermantown Cricket Club Will Present Festive Scene Meet Several Dinners to Precede Dance n rf rMr.rirn.Hnir Rt. Mlratrtck'fl Day will bo well carried ii- ho various featlvltlos planned rmemben' ot tho y.ounf r ?et Mr8, r: Troth's .H'pular dancing class, Fhteh meets at thVGermantown Cricket 1 wm tnKo piaco lonignv. & "?!? ... vnnn. has Just como back KSii n week's stay In Poughkeepsle, JSl. Btle visited her daughter, Mrs. .- ..mftl german will bo omitted to- -I UD - . . - .. - T JiaVO UCOU """I "" - . K.AHH tniri itiir iiniimini F... will bo Introduced during; tho features erenln. s&i.iia -Evans, daughter of Mr. ana JE .1 P1.M11. will bo nlvon a din- i'' iMfia. 1VI rot' "'" .?, before tho danco by her grand ".v, Mrs. Clarko Merchant. It !,.- i delightful tho way In which SIT Merchant cntcrtnlnB for all her Olives, In truo grandmotherly and relatives, rnii,f th Vli-lo Jsmdaunty Bio""- b.- - .- itlie dlnnT 'wln bo Glvcn BhnmrookB to Lr and tha boys will rccelvo tiny ?T7 . inotmil of boutonifleres. Tho 'iLmitona of tho tablo will also carry t, in nroon color Bohomo. though Wffos will Intermingle their rich goldon Vtflows In tho gonoral melange of color, mere are to bo 12 guests at this dinner. Then Mary Sheppard, tho nttractlvo fcttljhter of Mrs. iugar u. oiicupuiu, jl give a dinner Deioro mo uuum (0 her two debutante cousltiB, Mil- 'to! and Carolyn Sheppard, tho daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Maxwell Shop. I5ud, who, by tho way, havo had a wonderful Umo nt tho many parties fehteh up to last week scarcoly gavo n fcepUtAtlte limo to urouiuu uwuiu uu UJ OU UUU tUIUUlUl o vl. w a......,, keep forgetting mat nil tneso gins fut no longor debutantes, that with huh Wednesday thoy started to bo scc- Rad year girls, nnd now wo must look far tho doings of tho woo newcomers, Kto look younger and younger beforo flit season starts, and I am sorry to Iky, though still young and pretty, f.rt (hn tvr.ir nnd tear of tho Vear of H1V1 K"w 'gaiety in their llttlo faces nt tho end. It'j no wonder thoy havo to bo taken fjwy to rest nftor a strenuous Beason rech as this. Next year's dobs will tan two weeks less of It, as Lent of 1J17 will begin on Fobruary 21. But all this la asldo from tho dancing class, which, ns It Is rather Informal, lists Into Lent, nnd which has been a reccess from tho very llrst ono Mrs. Elroth chaporoned. Every ono who sub- Krtbea Just loves to attond and Mrs. Rm trtt-ndiirnrl. find nlsn. lot mo tell Job, Mrs. T. is a chaperon who always stays till tho last dance, so tho mothers DtTcr hare any anxiety about this class. Bpeaklng of debutantes, I often wonder rty It Is bo many of thorn seem so Irro- ftponslblo. Perhaps It is bccaua so much U done ror tnem tneir lirst year tnoy Ivertently bocomo spoiled; that Is, lome of them, not all by any means, for ffe theso days of advanced women wo find advanced debutantes .also very iften. On tho other hand, though tho cue In question is about a debutante, there aro plenty of others who seem Utterly Irresponsible In regard to other people's property. I hoard recently of ' hst season's deb, who was dining at f friend's before going to ono of tho talis. Sho was bemoaning tho fact that Sifts had forgotten to bring a necklace, jjq nnauy mo omcr gin asiica ner cmor !ster to lend the aforesaid "dob who pa" ono of hors. She forthwith did, toi though It Is nca.My a month since Wjmi, the necklace has not yet been returned. Now, every ono knows this Is only carelessness; and yet Is It not a pry culpable carelessness? Tho girl .who loaned the necklace hates to speak jrf it, because it will certainly bo a re Dlnder of her duty to tho ono who bor- and who will probably como icross. tho necklace among her Jewels ta a Jew weeks and then think to re- .It- People are strangely lacking in re- Ijrd to other persons' property, any Iy, although careful enough of their a. Only recently a friend was telling w of a girl whom sho know only lightly who came to her house for gw night My friend gavo her her 20 room, and next morning after she lM departed, as sho did at an early ur, she went up to her room to find WP mXt ne' Bono and that some very fBISW'wJve violet saehot, which sho had on the dressing table, had been iS4 for a talcum powder. It Is really Wonlshjag. NANCY WYNNE. Personals Cjrds hava been Issued by Mrs. Joseph oazzam for a meeting at her home, I south ISth street, on the aftemon of sday, March 28, at S:4B o'clock, to TC' tn Rev, Floyd W. Tomklns. Mr. HfnJl Rogers. Dr, Matthew Woods. Soft. 1,abeth N. Hill and Miss Abby A ttertand. all of whom will speak on tnv k reat Question of the Hour," Tea ftjjj-- " ' .-.wnma tiU UIUH1 UW- IWr. Ranrv To.x 17.11.1 .. --,. -nr... nut .a" ; -wsu Ajavueiu, 01 419 nm iui Btreet. win fHvn n i..nnv.ann tt. rsa2n2'ee. Hunting Club, Media, to lthtwihh(10Un(l8' wbich will leave the IjEWUSe at 9 O'clock In tha mnrnlnir. RjM William Wllklns Carr and Mrs. I" Will entertain , l. .ul , &f o,t,t " in warr ana .mrs. laCSr nte-taln at dinner this evening I Mnor of their debutante damrhrer. irisa llahnrm. Li Igelene Martin. w---, . a,n1r,abe!h, TaJly. daughter of 11)28 pi- """ xiowara xaraiey, or Iht.81'6? wlu entertain at dinner lwt. ? tho meetlng of Mrs. Edward 1 r"S Canclnir din nr h nonnnn,.n t Club. ' " F?llf4,?'1 JiJrSl x "ampton Moore, of IH, South 4ih (,-, i . ... ' UJ IW evenlnir nt tii w.n. in ISte tha birthly t their daughter. Krlvena Cedaria Moore. -whoM dhut J VfMhlngton and ibis city will take later In the season. Ther wUl be a uui-oi-town guests present Rhe Saturday afternoon dansants which twnZS. ta th8 Caraea of tho iT",tord heretofora wUl take Hl Ifte ballrOOIIl tor tha n.nln,. nl fc stoK to the tncreassd at-1 Hutchinson Scott A meeting of the Woman's Section of tho Navy League will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock nt tho United States Naval Homo, 21th and Flttwater streets. Mrs. Aloxander Van Rensselaer Is governor of the league for tho State of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Clark, of 17 rugby nvenuo, Lansdowne, announce tho engagement of their daughter. Miss Cath erine Louise Clark, to Mr. Harry J. Lef. ien, ui uammoro. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S, Paul, of tho Dellevue-Stratford. aro spending several days in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles 3. Matthows and Miss Alyso Matthews, who spent tho win ter nt tho Illtjs-Cnrlton. left today, ac companied by Mr. Matthews' slator, Miss A. B. Matthews, for tho Marlborough Dlonhetm, Atlantic City. They1 will spend several weeks nt the shore, as Mrs. Matthows is Just convalescing from n sorlous illness. Later they will open Clar alyso, their country seat at Laiighorno, whero tho wedding of Miss Alyso Mat thows to Mr. William H. Hunneman. Jr., of Uoston, will probably tako placo some tlmo In Juno. Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy V. D. Shelly, of 4849 Ptllnskl avenue, aro reenlvlnit rnn. grntulatlons on tho birth of a son, rilch nrd Hunt Shelly, on March 13. Along the Main Line AnDMOllB Mrs. Qcrrlt P. Judd en tortnlncd tho luncheon nnd bridge club of which Bho Is u member at her homo on Llanfalr road, yesterday. Tho members present woro Mrs. PJchard P. MoNccly, Mrs. Norman It Conderman, Mrs. Edwin H. Fitter, Mrs Ttlchard E. Norton, Mrs. Frederick P. Kennedy, Miss Anna Foulko and Mrs. Tristram C. Colltot HAVEnFOriD Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Do Witt Cuylor nnd their daughters, who have been spending tho winter nt 242 South 10th street, returned yesterday to ndgc wood, their plnco In Havcrford. Mr. and Mrs. Cuylcr will leavo on a Western trip tho ond of March. WTNNnWOOD Mlsi nunlco L. Will lams, of Wynncwood avenue, left Wednes day for Erie, Pn.,- whero sho will be tho guest of Miss Nellie Jones for a fort night. Mlsi Williams' engagement to Mr. Herbert Shoemaker, of Ovcrbrook, was nnnounccd this winter. VILLANOVA Mr. and Mrs. Charles Custls Harrison, Jr., who havo been spend ing tho winter nt 213 East Ttlttenhouso squaro, will return to Chuckswood, their plnco in Vlllanovn, on March 28. Sir. nnd Mrs. F. W. Itoblnson. who aro visiting Mrs. Itoblnsojj's mother, Mrs. Samuel, will not return to Vlllanova until later In tno season. ItADNOR Mr. nnd Mrs. John Barnes Townsend, who have been staying In town with Mrs. Townscnd'B parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis A. Riley, will return to Mont rose, their placo at Radnor, on Wednes day. Miss Fanny Morris Wain has returned from Wnrrenton, Vo,, and Is staying with her sister, Mrs. Emlcn Spencer Hare, at Radnor. Her mother, Mrs. Chnrtotto M. Wain, Is In Augusta, but will return about tho first of April. Miss Do Canlznres has returned from Newport Nows, Vn., to her home In Rad nor. ' Chester Valley Dr. and arrs. C. S. Kurtz, of Mnlvern, announce the engagement of their daugh ter. Miss Elizabeth Kurtz, to Mr. Mnlcom C. Hutchison. Miss Elizabeth L. Harrar, of Darby road, Paoll, gavo n luncheon yesterday. Covert were laid for sixteen guests. Chestnut Hill A delightful musical tea was given yes terday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Sheble nnd Mrs. Frank Eckfcldt nt the homo of Mrs Sheble, Roumfort road and Sulli van street. Tho guests were tho mem- bors of a Shakespeare club In which tho hostesses nro Interested. Miss Dorothy Goldsmith gavo nn Interesting piano re cital, and Mrs. Joseph R. Leeds and Sirs. Arthur Holmes presided at tho tea tablo. Miss Louise Walsh, of Now York, Is the guest of Miss Marjorlo Aman, of 7420 Sprague street. Mrs. Harry A. Ansell has organized a class In British relief work, which meets at tho Crcshelm Arms on Monday after noons. The members Include Mrs. Ber nardo De If. Stokes, Mrs. David Pepper, Mrs. John Blakeley, Mrs. Alfred Orchard, Mrs. Herbert Bayne, Mrs. Clarence H. Brush nnd Mrs. David Young. Along the Reading The Junior Class of the Ablngton High School gave a dance Wednesday evening In tho school auditorium, In 'honor of the Senior Class. Sir. Andrew K. Borda, of Jenklntown, left this week for an extended trip through tha South, spending most of the time In South Carolina. Dr. Milton K. Nelffer, of Bent road, Wyncote, will Instruct the First Aid Class which is to meet every Tuesday after noon at the Ablngton Hospital. Miss Shaw and Mls Frlck will assist Dr. Nelffer. About 30 members hove aheady Joined the class, which held Its first meeting this week. tendance. Mrs. J. chaperons tho teas. OUR tABY OP MERCY DRAMATIC SOCIETY (BROAD AND SUSQUEHANNA AVE.) Top row, left to right, Wm. Voorheea, J, Flynn, Ed Uphoflf (director), Wm. Hfcka, J. McKeghnery, A. Kma. Leo Murray. Second rowElizabeth Greenwood Marguerite Land I (pisnbt), Grace Ryan, Rev. WmTGauehan (director), Kathleen Carroll. Helen McNichol, Marguerite Rudden. Elizabeth Dornan (dlrec. tor). Joe Howlett, Doctor Mangin. Third row Helen Rowbottom, Elizabeth Stemhouser. Magaret Mux Shy Alma Shaunessy. Marguerite Welgle, Marie Cavjnaugh, Mane Delaney, Edna Hennessy. Fourtbrow Wtti5K--Mark EketrWton; Ed Bhults, Joe Bradley. A. Kane. Charles Shell. Joa Murray, Wm. HigglM. vs&& V!.J8' W Tho wife of tho city's chief magistrato nnd her 10-yenr-olri son, Frederick Smith, who are spending tho Into winter nt Augustn, Gn, Bala-Cynwyd Mr, and Mrs. Mnrtln P. Glynn, ot Edgo hlll road, llala, wltt glvo a delightful St. Patrick's danco tonight, at tho Cynwyd clubhouso, when tho decorations will be decidedly novel emblems of tho Emcrnld Isle. Tho guests will lncludo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scoburgcr, Mr. and Sirs. Stephen B Tlly, Sir. nnd Sirs. J. V. K. Titus, Sir. and Sirs. Joseph V. Little, Sir. and Sirs. Gcorgo E. Snyder, Sir and Sirs. Calvin G. Child, Sir. and Mrs. Henry D. Dnglt, Sir. nnd Sirs. John CJ. Fleck, Sir. nnd Sirs. Blaurlco 1J. Long. Sir. nnd Sirs. William C. Allen. Sir. nnd Sirs. Charles H. Sykes. Sir. and Sirs. William B. Kraft, Sir. and Sirs, Frederick C. Nowbourg, Jr., Sir. and Sirs. John S. Ebcrtmch, Sir. nnd Sirs. C. Clarko Rawlins, Sir. nnd Sirs, Albert W. Plckford, Sir. nnd Sirs. George Basscrt, Sir. nnd Sirs. O, St. Gniscr, Mr. nnd Sirs. Richard Schowerer, Sir. nnd Sirs. Jnmea Roberts. Sir. and Sirs. Edward Lukcns. Sir. and Sirs. Hamilton Delsel, Sir. and Sirs. Harry Thompson, Sir. nnd Sirs. Henry Rogers Swope. Sir. nnd Sirs. Nelson Spencer, Sir. and Sirs. William Brlcum bough, Mr. and Sirs. Knrl Smldth, Sir. nnd Sirs. John Skcllcy, Sir. and Sirs. Alexander do Haven, Sir. nnd Sirs. Robert Patrick, Sir. nnd Sirs. Chnrlos Klnnoy, Sir. nnd Sirs. Thomas Dclahunty, Sir. and Sirs. Thomas Harry Lucas, JMr. and Mrs. John C. SIcAvoy, Sir. and Sirs. Edward Newton Haag, Sir. nnd SlrB. Edward Dixon, Dr. and Sirs. S. Sterrlll Weeks, Sirs. Frank Trainer and SUss Anna SlcKelvey. Germantown , Sir. and Sirs. Harry S. Valentine, of ' C133 Slorrls street, will glvo n masked I dance tomorrow evening In honor of theP- small daughter. Slra Charles Watt, of Wayno avenue nnd Hortter street, will entertain at lunch eon on Tuesday at her homo. J Sirs. Frederick C. English and SIlss ! Flalno Taylor English, of 228 School House lane, will return to town tomorrow from an extended trip to Now Orleans, where they attended tho Mardl Graa fes tivities. Sir. Allan Enrnshaw, of 12B School House lane, has returned from an extended trip through tho South. Miss Josephine Reeves, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Francis II, Reeves, Jr., of Ab bottsford nvem e, will return to her home today to spend a fortnight with her par ents. SIlss Reeves, who attends Sweet briar School, Sweetbrlar, Va., will bo ac companied by SIlss Louise Palln, who will bo her gucit. West Philadelphia Mrs. W. Allan Boyd, of tho Sattcrlco, 4Gth and ChestntJV streets, gave a St. Patrick's Day lunchn today In honor of her sister, Miss Florence Brennan. Sirs. Sarah Sampson has announced the engagement of her daughter, SIlss Eliza beth 51. Sampson, to Sir. William John Jamison. The formal announcement was made this week at n party given In honor of the 2lBt birthday of SIlss Sampson at her homo, C24 South E9th street. There were 21 guests present. Including Sirs. William Robinson. Sirs. E. Jamison, Sljsa Slyrtlo Robinson, SIlss Elizabeth Jamison, SIlss Irene Trlst. SIlss SI I Ul red Rawllt.-rs, SIlss Clara Seel, SIlss Edith Seel, Siss Slary Zleglock, SIlss Elsie Foster, Mr. d Sirs, W. C. Porter, Sir. Robert Jamison, Sir. Earle Smith. Sir. Ira St. John, Sir. Millard Berger, Sir. William Jones and Mr. Charles Hoffman. Sir. and Sirs. Horace J, Law, of 123 South 61st street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, SIlss ICathryn Gertrude Law, to Sir. Daniel P. Gorman, of Cardlngton, Delaware County, Pa. Sirs. Humboldt Oarber, of 39U Walnut street, announces the engagement of her daughter, SIlss Ida Augusta Garber, to Mr. James Chester Duffy, of 3801 Walnut street. Sir. and Sirs. Robert Gardner, of 6110 Callowhlll street, are receiving congratu lations on the birth ot a son, Robert Her man Gardner, Weddings DE UORDENAVE SINCLAIR. An attractive homo wedding took placo at Rldloy Park Wednesday ovcnlng nt 7:30 o'clock, when SIlss Elizabeth Sin clair, daughter nf Sir. nnd Sirs. Frederick W. Sinclair, became the b .do nf Sir Llvlns Fonton Do Bordennvo. ot Virginia. The bride woro n gmvn of white (lenrgctto crcpo and taffeta, with a bridal veil of nut and wreath of ornngo blossoms. Sho carried a shower bouquet of lilies ot tho valley. Sirs. John Pomcroy was matron of honor nnd woro n gown of pink Geor gctto crepo nnd taffeta. Sho carried nn old-fashioned bouquet of Ward roses nnd forget-me-nots. Sir. Aloxnnder G. Spencer wns best man. Tho ceromony was per formed by tho Rov Francis B. Harnett. I After a small reception Sir. ond Sirs. Do Hordcnavo left for Pittsburgh, whero they will mako their home. MRS. JOSEPH A. LANGBORD LANGBORD SIELGIN. Tho marrlago of SUss Sllnnle Slelgln, daughter of Sirs. Rosalie Slelgln, 2317 North 2Sth Btreot, to Dr. Joseph A. Lang bord, of tho Board of Health and Chari ties, was solemnized this afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock In tho Adath Jcshurun Syna gogue, tho Rov. Dr. Slax Klein officiating. Tho brldo was given In marrlago by her brother. Sir. Josoph Slelgln, and woro hor traveling suit of dark bluo cloth, with a dark bluo straw hat Immediately after the servlco Doctor Langbord and his brldo left for a short trip through New Eng land, They will return In tlmo for the Jewish Conference on SInrch 20, to which the doctor Is a delegate, and will bo at home at 1037 South 5th street. Roxborough Sir. and Sirs. John Gillette have an nounced the engagement of their daugh ter. SIlss Sylvia Gillette, to Sir. Ernest . Levering. On Wednesday evening Sirs. Chnrles II. BrooHs, of 415 Rlghtcr street, a -ttr ot Sir. Levered. - - s'i In honor of her brother and his fiancee. SIlss Edna Hyde, of Lyceum avenue, will entertain at her homo this ovening. The decorations will be In keeping with the anniversary of St Patrick Tha guests will Include SIlss Miriam Leech, SUss Irene R. Schotleld. Sirs. George Sands, SUss Ireno Ewlng, Sirs. Daniel Lentz. SUss Elizabeth Schodeld, Sirs. Joseph Sykes, Sirs. Frederick Carbaugh, Sirs. Ralph Cope, Sirs. Lees SI. Schadel, Sirs. Charles Schotleld, Sirs. James Haughton Sirs. Harry SIcGonlgol, Sirs. Harry Dyson and Mrs. Charles Storrlson Delaware County Mr. and Sirs. Thomas R. Parkinson, of Norwood, aro spending several weeks In Atlantic City, 1 ii. 1 11 rnn 11 imiiin 1 mema gssi-hm' wym i wmmmk.:Wm i ?&Bg&Sm7WmSit- fS ?v,i"Jr in Tn 111 iiiiiiiWnniiinifirYimnnrrmi Southern Resorts DAYTONA. Fla., Starch 17. Elaborate preparations havo boon made for St. Pat rick's Day. Thcro will be holiday dances at tho Rldgewood, tho Dcsplaud nnd tho Prlnco George, In nddltlon to n number of functions given by tho cottngo colony. A muslcalo. featuring Irish ballads, will bo held at the Palmetto Club this afternoon. Delightfully balmy weather still prevails, nnd tourists aro enjoying tho same outdoor life that Is characteristic of summer days In tho North, Sir. Gcorgo Wilbur, of New York, en tortalned at luncheon at tho Clarendon for Sirs. E. D. Ilolilcn nnd Miss Holden, of Philadelphia. Sir. and Sirs. Edward Pago havo Joined tho Philadelphia colony nt tho Clarendon. Tho Rov Kerr Boyco Tupper and Sirs. Tuppcr, of Philadelphia, who havo beon touring tho State, aro at tho Prospect en routo north. Sir. nnd Sirs. J. W. Jayno have Joined tho Philadelphia colony nt tho Williams. SIlss Dorothy Van Valkenhurg enter tained nt her winter homo hero In celebra tion of her birthday. Among thoso present wero SIlss Slyrtlo Barhec. SIlss Alcen Slorgan, SIlss Gertrude Bishop, SUss Lcota Coburn, SUss Hazel Holland, SIlss Ruth Slsson, Sir, Francis Shelly, Sir. Charles Wright, Sir. Clyde Hlnton. Sir. Charles Feuran and Sir. Roger Jones. Sirs. L. F Parker and Sirs. E. A SIc- Clellan nro hero for n fortnight en routo , to their homo In Philadelphia. Sirs. E. G. Scofleld, of Warren, Pa., Is chaperoning 1 SIlss Scollold nt tho Clarendon. Sir. and , Sirs. James A. Cnnflcld, who havo been here for n month, left on Wednesday for Germantown, whero thoy will visit their 1 son for a fow days beforo returning to their homo In Brooklyn. Sirs D. S. Davis, of West Philadelphia, has Joined hor mother, Sirs. Bean, who has beon at tho Dcsplnnd all wlntor. Sirs. 1 Davis nnd Sirs. Bean will Icavo tho first of April for Atlantic City. SIlss Ruth A. Clement, of Philadelphia, Is nt tho Colo nial, nccompanled by SUss S. C. Chubb. Sirs, J. E. Ensign gavo a beautifully ap pointed dinner In honor ot SIlss O. V. Davidson, or Westneld. N. J. Now that tho Brooklyn Nationals nro I hero getting In trim for tho summer gnmes ruusi ui 1110 tourists go over 10 UDDet 1?I.IA In ,tA n4A-..nn.. II , 1 .. I iuiu ill iiiu tuiu, jiuuiin. 4lUHUiiy in Ladles' Day and all the feminine visitors nro tho guests of the management Among those who saw tho game on Slonday wero Sir. and Sirs. Robert Gllmour. of Frnnk ford. Pa. j SIlss Mario Southhelmer, Sir. H, A. Southhelmer, of Rlverton, N. J.: Sir. and Sirs. AV. F. Scott nnd Sir. and Sirs. J. II. Scott, of Slerchantvlllo, N. J. Lansdowne Sir. nnd Sirs. Lawrenco Shaffner, of Chicago, nro receiving congratulations on tho birth of a son. Sirs. Shnffncr will bo remembered us SIlss Elizabeth Jackson, of Lansdowne. Tho Beta Kappa Delta Sorority will give a danco nt the home of Sir. Hownrd Rld dlo this ovening. Tho guests will be SIlss Katherlno Bloodsworth, SIlss Anna Craw ford, SUss Anna Dunn, SIlss Mildred Tay lor, SUss Slargaret Dunn. SUst Amelia Og den, SUss Nelllo Greer, Sir. Bruce Black burn. Sir. Lloyd Rcld, Sir. Robert Tuylor, Sir. Lloyd Jones, Sir. Alvnn Grllllth. Sir. Arthur Grllllth. Sir. William Wright and Sir. Carl Altmaler. Wells College Alumnae Luncheon An Interesting luncheon was given yes terday afternoon at tho College Club, 1300 Spruco street, by tho alumnno of Wells College In honor of Dr. Kerr Duncan S,cSr-ra, pH.Hl.ut of Cut college, who has been spending several days here at tho Belevuo-Stratford attending an educa tional conference. Among the guests were SIlss Jenny Lynn, daughter of Governor John Lynn; SIlss Evelyn Swain, SUss Isa bel Swain, SIlss Lillian Lacey, Sirs. Ives, SIlss Gregory, SUss Edna Stauffer, Sirs. Walter Iirzelere, SIlss Craig, SIlss Bar bour, Sirs. Burton Etherlngton, SUss Annn Solly. Sirs. Ocorge Brown nnd SUss Edith Wells. The nlumnae association Is carry ing on a campaign to raise the Bum of 5250,000, In addition to tho amount which has already been raised for tho endow ment fund. What's Doing Tonight Annual dinner ot tha Friendly Bona ot St Patrick, J3llvue-atratford; 6:30 o'clock. Thirtieth anniversary banquet and entertain ment of Division No. Ul. Ancient Order ot Illbemtana, iUennerchor Hall, 30th and Ilerka trcetat 8:13 o'clock. Lecture. "St. Patrick and HI People." br Thomas F. ItcNIchol, St, Tereaa'a Hall, 781 Boutli Oroad afreet; 8 o'clock. Play. "Tom Moore." by member of St. Vincent de l'aut's Church, Qxrmantown. Dance, siven by member of Dlvlilon No. 63 and the Ladle' AmtlLary. Division No. 22. Ancient Order ot Hibernians. St. Patrick' Hall. -1st and Naudaln streets. Kerry Men' P. and H. Association' annual St. Patrick' Day ball. Eagles' Tetania, HprUi Uarden street east of Brvad. Choral recital. Alumni Association of Phila delphia High School for Cllrle. Assembly Room. Central HUb School, 11 road and arisen streets; 8:13 o'clock, Pbl Deta Kappa business meeting; and dinner. Houston Hall, University ot Pennsylvania; 7 o'clock. Illustrated travelorue on Yellowstone Na tional Park, under the auspices or the Cos mopolitan Club, by C. N. Hunt. Elans Dental Institute Halt 40th and Sprues streets; 8:15 o'clock Lecture on Burma and Java, by Harry O. Oatrander. under tha auspice of the Unl eralty Extension Society, Wltherspooo Hall; S o'clock. Play. "David Oarrlck," by the L. TrlanxU Club, Germantown Hove' Club. 6 o'clock. Talrty-llflh annual ball o( Division No. 8. Ancient Order of Hibernians, Town Hall, der mantowu; K o'clock. Ball, Tlppcrary Association of Philadelphia. Musical i"und HaU, Locust and 81b. streets; 8 o'clock. Lecture, "Enalneerln Training- as s. BuaU neaa? Aaaet." .by Dr. Cnarle S Scott, Engineers' Club. Minstrel show to be slven by 01rU' Club of Mater Dolorosa Church, Pariah Halt. Notlcei accepted, (Society paio will .be u IBs. Eieuuf .Lever, ten on, the oaner. must ba ucee muse do wr li sLcuea i full. With full aauresa. and whan possible tclephona number post be itrca. tl eiy Editor." BtmK ;U4r, M Cheat. nut street.. Cillcss , thx rjaulreiaenU are carried THE monthly subscription danco of the Regal Club will take place thl evening at the Phllorhuslan Club. The committee In charge of the danco has ar ranged a program of 24 dances with nn enlarged orchostra nmong other features. Among thoBO present will bo SIlss Ger trude Regina Brown, Sties Bosslo Gal lagher, Mtsa Rota Gallagher, Miss Etta Connty, SIlss STay Stooro, SIlss Adelaide Stooro, SIlsi Ella Hey, Miss Lillian Houghton, Mlsn Starlo Logue, SUss Stary Toner, Sties Isabel SfcNoIon, SIlss Alvlno Klmmerlo, SIlss Marlon Costello, Miss Madeline Davis, Stlsi Helen SfcSorlcy, Miss Slargaret McSorley, SIlss Adelnldo ailllngham, SIlss Paulino Dougherty, Miss Frances Crowloy, SIlsi Eleanor Crowley, SIlss Ethol Waltman, SIlss Joan Fltzpat rlck, SIlss Alma Fltzpatrick, SUss Helen Cas9ldy, SUss Btancho Kent, SUss Dixie Breono, SIlss Reta Wcnzelt, SUss Slarlo StcLoughlln, Miss Slarlo Daley, SIlss Starlo Wlndlsh, SIlss Slay Gash, SIlss Anna Furey, SIlss Roba Boothby, SIlss Reno Kane, SUss Slarlo O'Neill, Miss Alma Donald, SUss SIndelIno Conahan, SUss Bessie Walsh, Sir. and Sirs. E. A Dougherty, Sir. nnd Sirs. St. J. SIcCloskey, Sir. and Mrs. Francis P. Walsh, Sir. John Chrlstlo, Sir. James Conaty, Sir. William Kcegan, Sir. Frank Carney, Mr. Robert Keown, Sir. Charlos Dillingham, Mr. Jo seph Dougherty, Sir. James Conley, Sir. Hugh Daley, Sir. Sllchael Dovlno, Mr. John Stanley, Mr. Thomns Slanloy, Sir. Drew Tolnnd, Sir. James Derham. Sir. Richard Diamond, Sir. Aloyslus Kelly, Sir. Gilbert Van Hoesen. Sir. Dowees Klrchncr, Sir. Wnltcr Donahuo, Sir. Will iam Townsend, Sir. Francis McGurk, Sir. Jamos SIcGurk, Mr. David Hamilton. Sir. William Devlno, Sir. Edwnrd Slulkom, Sir, William Donnhuo, Sir. Joseph Who lan, Mr. Joseph Creamer, Sir. Raymond Creamer, Mr. Prank Brnnnlgnn, Sir, Slnr tln Hlckcy, Sir. Lester Wltmcr, Sir. Harry Hlckcy, Sir. Elmor Connell. Sir. Josoph Cunnlnghnm, Sir. William Shettzllno, Sir. Rlchnrd Walsh, Sir. Daniel Hognn, Sir. Joseph Clay, Sir. William Clay, Sir. James Durfy, Sir, John Forrest, Sir. William Grlftln, Sir. Charlos Leonard, Sir. Joseph Sladlson and Sir. John SIcGInn. A St. Patrick's Day party will bo given this evening nt tho homo of SUss Gertrude Anton, 0041 Christian streot, to celebrate the anniversary of tho Golden Links class of tho Now Derean Baptist Church. Tho guests will Include tho Rev. Gcorgo Lockott. pastor of tho church ; SUss Bertha Wlndel, SIlss Stary Wlndol, Mr. SInlcolm Shlploy nnd Sir. Gilbert Slonroe, of Wash ington, D. C. AST; -Ol wl PATRICK'S DAY entertainment 111 bo given tonight In St. Donato's Hall. C5th and Callowhlll streets, when tho members of St. Vornn ea's Dramato ARsoclntlun will present a sn.irltllnK four- nct comedy, entitled "Undo Rubo." Tne cast Includes: Itcuben Rodney. Justice of the Peace. Mr. Joseph DIrlnRer Deacon Smalley, a smooth villain. . Mr. Louis Cananan Stark Smalley. a rancnl.. .Mr. Mnurlce Italian (Jordon tirny, nn nrttt....Mr. Albert Illrener Upson Aeterbtlt. a New Yorker. Mr. Joseph Moots Ike. the hired man Mr. Daniel Hroivn Hob Green, a young; rustic. Mr. Lawrence Flynn Hill Tnppam, the constable. Mr. W. nigclnbothnm Mllllcent Lee. the nchooltpacher, Mlsn Maraarct Kinney Mrs. Maria Dunn, a charming widow, Miss Anna Kinney Tags', a wolf of New York. Miss Hlennor Moore A danco will follow tho performance. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 3. Hughes, of 1620 North 12th Btreet, will Rive, n St. Patrick's party tomorrow evening In honor of Miss Eleanor Fields, of Now York, n friend of Miss Hazel Perrln, tho Bister of tho hostess. THE Evenlnpc In Color Club will give n mlnstrol show and dance this evening at Harmer Hall, East Olrard avenue and Shacknmaxon street. Mr. Edward Fos lienner nnd Mr. Itnymond Fosbcnnor. who aro noted for their funny sayings, will be end mon. Class number six will fur nish tho music. This band of 40 pieces was organl7ed on November IE. 1914. Its director, Mr. Albert Crozler, will give se lections on his violin. Solos will bo given by Mr. E. Bally, Mr. V. Truede, Mr. M. Geyer. Mr. A. Till, Mr. B. Myers, Mr. II. Helneman. Mr. A. Mathlas, Mr. William Pancoast, Mr. H. Morlock and Mr. L. Bor rough. Mr. William Geyor and Mr. D. Mathlas will assist .as end men. The annual entertainment and danco of the alumni of tho Taylor Business School will lie held tonight nt Whites Dancing Academy, 16th nnd Chestnut streets. "Tho Typewriter Girl" Is tho title of a farce-comedy to bo enacted by students of tho school. Tho leading roles will bo taken by Miss Elizabeth Lehman and Mr. Thomas Duffy. They will bo ably assisted by Miss Patience Kane, Miss Anna Fisher, Miss Edna. Beebee and Mr. Edwin McGlnley. Tho affair this year gives every promise of being as successful as those of for-ner years, rnlllS evening the members of tho Cor JL Immaculatum of tho Church of tho Sacred Heart will hold their f..j ! ;Tlual danco In the school hall at 3d and Iteed streets. This affair will bo attended by tho members of the club and their friends. During tho evening many novel features will ba Introduced, Including the ribbon tangle, tha moonlight dance and the snow, ball dance. The Sigma Mu Club was entertained on Tuesday evening at the homo of ono of Its members. Miss Katherlno O'Brien, 1633 South 23d Btreet. Among those pres ent were Miss Martha IX Sillers, Miss Margaret Whalen. Misa Anna Corrlgan. Miss Nona Mae Thomas, Miss Margaret AMUSEMENTS fllriTtp Iheatre jumper bts. VJTIUUC VAVDEVILLE Continuous U A M. to 11 P. M. 10c. ISO, 25ft "THE SIDEWALK CABARET" COMEDY SINOINQ AND DANCINd Joseph K. Watson p'ltr:mu4.. O' CONNOR SISTERS A OUHIN. OTHERS ACADEMY OP MTJSIO ELMENDORF Tonight 8 ;15 Tornor. Mat. 2 :30 NORTHERN ITALY COLOR VIEWS MOTION PICTURES SOc, TBo and U " Heppa's Amp, at Acad., Sao . 1 CHESTNUT ,bL 16TH Arcadia 'iiw Bessie Barriscale BowSS Buets and Brown Eyes Wnlnnf PoP Mat Today, 26c, 6fJ "BRINGING UP FATHER" Neit Wwlt "Th Olrt Ha Couldn't Buy" r7 T MARKET ABOVE 18TH Stanley ClonBSta,?lce,lueWr IN "TUB CODB 01? UARCIA GRAT' IOo 1214 MARKET 20a IQ A. iL to 11.10 P. M- Blanche Sweet la THE BLA.CKUST- Palace ICmerbder? Corrlgan. Miss Frances A. Sillers,, Mr. John SfcCusker, Mr. Durns, Mr. Chdrfc Brawler, Mr. Joseph Bell, Mr. AI Sweeney, Sir. Jnmes O'Brien, Mr. William Barrett, Sir. George O'Brien, Mr. Joseph Kllgarrl nnd Mr. Frank Gallagher. Tha guests were entertained by Mr. SIcCuskor at the piano, with soverat vocal selections' by SUss O'Brien nnd Sir. Bell, Dancing fol lowed. The next meeting will be held at the home of SUss Nona Slae Thomas, on Tuesday ovening, A DELIGHTFUL musicals was given yesterday afternoon at the Home for Incurables, 48th street and Woodland ave nue, by SUss Jeanctto Gcssner and Mr. Elvln Lowry. A concert will bo given nt St Toresa'a Hall. 751 South Broad street, tonight In nddltlon to tho concert and moving pic tures, nn address will be made by Sir, Thomas F. SIcNIchol on "St Patrick and His People," Mrs. F. C. Choosemnn, of E023 Montros street ontertalncd on Tuesday afternoon at lunchoon, followed by cards. Thoro wero 12 guests present MISS SIARY SEGEL, of 6810 Christian streot entertained tho Unique Club nt hor homo on Slonday owning. Amonrf thoso who entcrtntaed wero Miss Sarah Baron, who sang, nccompanled by SUss jean jiaron nt tno piano, suss Sarah Ma gll also gavo several vocal selections. All tho members wero present The nest meeting will bo held nt the homo of SUM Sarah Corson, E00 South Bth streot The Phllnthea class of tho Calvin Presbyterian Sundny school, 80th ana Matter strcetB, presented two ono-not farces last night, entitled "Engaging Janet," coached by tho teacher of tho class, SUss Anna E Riddle, and "Let's All Got Slarrled," coached by Sir. James John son, a former member of tho class. Thoso who took part In "Engaging Janet" Includ ed SIlAs Betty Clark ni Jnnet, SIlss Violet Dawson, SIlss Bessie Hathaway, Miss Nance Blddle, SIlss Florence Bailey, Miss Jennie aiinilan and SUss Bessie Worrell. Among thoso who appeared In "Let's All Get Slarrled" were Sir, Gcorgo F. Gun ntng, Sir. John Leo, SUss Elizabeth Beers, Sirs. C. Cross, SIlss Elura Rltter, SIlss Starlon Clark, Sir. Robert SInrtIn, Sir. Robert Nichols, Sir. Harry Keith and Sir. Slaurlco Johnson. During the Inter mission thero woro readings by Mr. Harry F. Laws and selections by Mrs. William SIcKlnstry, with SIlss Rae F. Vlckcrs nt tho piano. Tho performance will bo repented tonight Northeast Philadelphia Sir. nnd Sirs. A. J. Hlmh. nf 83T North ! c,th slT,cct announce the betrothal of their """"" "V """ - "" " " Jacob J. Grnbasky, Mrs. VJoI.a Towers, of 928 Iehlgh ave-i nue, entertained members of the Wesley Sowing Clrclo yesterday afternoon. Thoso present wero Mrs. II. Heckman, Mrs. Hud sot, Mrs. C. W. Lambert. Mrs. Mills, Mr Horn, Mrs. Hubba, Mrs. Marlcy, Mrs. Row land and Mrs. Uprowls. AMUSEMENTS BROAD Last 2 Evgs..1" Klaw & Erlansrer and George Tyler Present POLLYANNA- Tie Olad rjay. Spreading Good Chowr. NEXT WnniC 8EATS NOW MH. ANDREAS DIPPEL Present PRINCESS TRA-LA-LA The Latest Viennese Operetta With Phyllis Partington. Emmy N'lcklasa, Qeorire Baldwin Cast of 70. Fresh 1- mm a Triumphant Year In Vienna and Berlin. ADF.T.PrTT TONiairr at s.is AUlJUriU LAST MAT. TOMORROW POSITIVELY LAST a TIMES FIVE OF AMERICA'S FOREMOST STARS Wm. II. CRANE Thos. W. ROS3 .-uaciyn aiuiuuklij Cdlth TAI.1AFERRO- Amelia BINOHAU and Orent Comnanr ,ii unniFun uuwBm n uciiKntiui v-omeax "THE NEW HENRIETTA" NEXT WEEK The Smartest Jluaical Comedy ot HI "NOBODY HOME" Seats Now With Lawrence Grossmlth, tho Fnmous Enc llsh Comeillan: Zoe Ilnrnett. Maude Odell. Mlfmon McOlbney, Charles Judels, Nigel Ilarrle, Quentln Tod and 4(1 Others. riivi'inL- This and Next Week. Eves. 8:18. VJclIXiUlV Matinee Tomorrow, 213 COHAN t, HARRIS Present THE FUNNIEST FARCE IN THE WORLD IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Original New York Cast and Production Best Seats f 1 at Popular Wednesday Matlneea B. F. Keith's Theatre CHESTNUT A TWELFTH STREETS "THE AMERICAN IDOL" LILLIAN RUSSELL IN FAVORITE BONO HITS Harry Tlgho A Sylvia. Jason I Marlon Mor gun's Classic Dancers; Fred J, Arduttt A Co.! Lyon & Yosco. Other. FORREST Last Weeks Evening at 8:13. Matinee Tomorrow ZIEGPELD FOLLIES Popular Wednesday Matinees, EOo to tl-BO, Nixon's Colonial ?cMk $i;lt 10 BIG ACTS Pollyanna Week! flvo'2IBT PAUL CONCHAB JOHN P WADH niggest Show In Town FASHION HEVUBt Stan Stanley: McCabe, Levee 4 Pondt WllktsJ 4 Wllklns; Eddie JMyer, and Other. ACADEMY OP MUSIC TUESDAY AFT., MARCH 21, at 3 KREISLER Tickets at Heppa's, 78c to (3. Boxes, fJZ.lt Direction C A. Ellis. Symphony HaU, Boatoa T.VPTP. TONIGHT AT 8:18 SHARP AJ J- AVAJ Regular Matinee Tomor.ow TU1S AND NEXT WEEK ONLY Tha Champion Musical Comedy of the WorU "THE ONLY GIRL" By Henry Bloasom and Victor Herbert "She's ft Peach" ,8 METROPOLITAN OPERA HOPSB METROPOLITAN OPERA CO, NEW YOH MlRE!iEAVTal II Barbiere Di Sivigli Mnw. BarrUnto. MM. Dj Luca, Dwaicta, Segurola. Malatcsta. Coni. Mr BavAansUl Seats H08 Chestnut. Walnut 4IS Ka T, ACADEMY Beat at Hcpi Pp4!. HI Chsatnut, piiuaueipiiin i &t a rB 'I'nrvinM . xa xviitur. i,f! Orchestra n a W u u Pit O OH A TVTTYAXT Today I Harry Tatea i'FlsfeJl Usnv Dattilialrtrs ll TmiuWal 1. . . " !'"' vsmTWt aywa aA nat tU)V NIXON'S GRAND Una Ciaytofl and playtMi American 2SS SSSSm 1J- W fl Kl tl 01 10 J a A jwa "1 s a If ti1 'C
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