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EVENING LEDGEB-PHILADELPHlA. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916.
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rANCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT MANY
SHAKESPEAREAN COMEDY WILL
BE GIVEN TOMORROW EVENING Jl-
"Taming of the Shrew" to Be Presented by Literary
OP THE DAILY DOINGS OF SOCIETY
f
In4a Persian Garden" Will Be Given This Evening at
the ijenevutj-obruuLuru uy wie urpneus tyuartOE
to Aid Oncologic Hospital
Circle of Young Men's and Young women's Hebrew
Association Other Entertainments
If
L rtrSlC LOVERS will spend a ilellgiu
Mfut ovenlng tit tho Bellovuo to
Wht, when the Orpheus Quartet gives
!?lf - n.-inn Oardon." nn exquisites
duff cycle. Tho membcra of tho quar
C will appear In costume appropriate
' the cycle. Tho early part of tho
program will bo devoted to a harp re
"!'. ..n.iin work Is so well known.
!? h.n nf the auartct aro Miss
Sna Harwood Baugher, Miss a'ftbcllo
fcuii Ti.i..i rtmitv nml Mr.
ZTnedd'lng. Mr. Kills Clark Ham-
""T . -(, m bo clven for tho benefit
the Oncologlo Hospital, which Is situ
.id at 33d street and Powelton avenue,
"number of prominent women havo
j,,n their names u jiu... ..-. -
p. vw nttnnd tho concert. Among
Utm are Mr Samuel Austin, Mrs.
mncls Bliunk Brown, Mrs. Leonard T.
.. - nnWt Kelso Cassatt, Mrs.
&?. .-' "nJniHviiv. Mrs. Edward W. Bid-
iile Mrs. J. Clark Mooro, Jr., Mrs.
Wfleorge Calvert carter, airs. -iuiuk.
fi nark, Mrs. Clarcnco F. uianin, tun..
If Hamilton Dission, ! "'"j -
B.1L mhn Wanamakor, Mrs. Francis
HI. .' - tin. Norman MacLeod, Mrs.
Wltaon Potter, Mrs. Earl B. Putnam.
IS II. S. Paul, .. Mrs. Mitchell G.
f nesengarton, Mrs. Honry Drinker Iiiloy.
Mrs. C. J. Balnear, Mrs. William J.
" ..... -ir Tnim n. Scott. Mrs.
f !l ..,-i. itr Bnlimldt. Mrs. Gcorco H.
iLrart. Jr., Mrs. George C. Thomas.
;,.- tihU Kolb. Mrs. Horaco Blnnoy
(Hare, Mrs. John Mucklo, Miss Nina
LTa, Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd, Mrs. John
WMto Geary and Mrs. William II. Dor-
!' tyahlro.
.,...,ioi Ttntrd. that popular young
I1 deb of tho season past, will bo given a
... ..... , i.r. iminv hv Mrs. Earl
"I B. Putnam, at tho Acorn Club. There
4 are to bo 12 guests, anu uioy u.u u..
I wing after tho luncheon to hear Fritz
Krelsler at tno ivcuuti.. ' ...--
...-.iin Jms roallv had one of the
F very best times this winter. Sho is so
well Informed, ana so iiueniuu, tUU, .......
,(hs is an addition to every party, be-
sides being exceptionally n.riu:iu ...
hArself. which is, after all, tho best
I tsset'.for a good tlmo.
. te mnv mm as If Miss McKIm
K . .. t.- hv nwn takinc all
fana outers w u . -
the glory, or rather being given all tho
Btory. of neipmg mu i'"'
abroad, and as if tho classes In pro
paredness, which aro being held all over
tho city for tho debs, wero tho only
things of Interest About, but this is by
no means tho case. Only yesterday I
v.i of n most flourishing class
for llttlo girls, and lot mo toll you
what theso samo llttlo girls accom
plished at their ono meeting last week
mo romnrkahlo. The class meets at
.v. t,m nt Mr nnd Mrs. Heed Morgan,
l tuo iiuinv " .....
I whose little daughtor Elizabeth is ono of
tho primo movers In tho wont, xna
neeond meeting will bo hold this after-
poon, for theso small girlies go every
Tuesday after luncheon, and work
busily all afternoon. Ono llttlo member
spoke of last week's meeting. "It was a
most enthusiastic meeting. Wo, mado
100 surgical dressings and rolled 200
hiindnires: wo work and talk and havo
ra lovely time." And I hear that after
thn busv afternoon's work Is over eats
& . -Arvort and every llttlo girl likes
j f that, too, you know, so altogether they
i - - ....iiiii lima nml are learning
I to be real helps in caso of emergency
'( here, and their present work is sent to
aid the soldiers abroad. Just imagine.
t im UHin rrlrla. whoso ages rango from
if- 8 to 12, making knit sponges, surgical
IT J..lHRa nnrlnrrna nnrl dlt OUL SOCKS.
Among those who belong; to tho class
aro Mary Geary, Lucille Austin, Cath
erlns Dunn, Evelyn Drayton, Caroline
Drayton, Virginia Carpentor, Mary
Bayard, Frances Bayard, Betty Pur
viance, Frances BIcknell, Sue Goodman,
Jane Goodman, Annotto Nowhall, Letl
tla Landreth, Mary Bartow, Virginia
Earle, Catherine Porter, Carolyn Davis,
ftlrnllnn fimhnm. Polly FoltZ. Emma
: Norris, Gertrude Dougherty, Margaret
Ferguson, Eleanor Sewell. Annacoi
'rwii -pilrnhpth Strublng. Louise
K rilvnn Tia Titnln .Mnrctlrfit MOSterS.
fQeorgianna Harris, Helen Brown, all
.1.. t 1 1 .. Hhnnlnlll TTIU Bfm
uiq cununt; uuua u. witumu. ..
elety. It really Is qulto wonderful, I
think, and I am sure It is as delightful
for the older people who help Mrs. Mor
gan direct work, as for the little girls
'themselves. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
ughter of the Hev. Harrison B. Wright
ana Mrs. Wright, of'St. Aeapn'S iiecwry,
Bla. to Mr. Edward Osb"orna Coates. son
ft IIh T.nl. Tl TTTnlniirt-lrrhf nf Tf I E?tlw
8ld, Ardmore, will be eolemnlred on Sat-
uraay, April 29, In the unurcn ot au
Asaph, Bala.
WT U OtLU JUTES 4tJ310Ui V WD---rf
m win arrive In this city tomorrow at noon
B in Y Via miacita n xt nnH "Mr Phrirle-
K wajfBo Tower, who will entertain at dln-
iP' hip (nmnAn nlcrVit In thali" linn ftP. Kir.
MiJ tm n'hTiitrhnPHsv will return to
"kKa Wwi V.JI. mi. ..!.. .. tfaia fmifAli Itflll
IBKrtv a box party at the opera tonight for
IF her (tltlffhtora Hf tea tTalnn TftWAf and MISS
-- l(.H,,H, AL1.ABA V - -- -
uenruae Tower, her gueata mcmaing oir.
Nnrmii tt n..i. n r Tntin Tl Rhn
Md.
Tno marriage of Miss Helen H. Hodge,
ughter of the Rev. George Woolsey
Hodee and Mrs. TTndcre. to Mr. William
B. Icckwood, Jr., of Glen Loch. Pa., will
, Uka Dlaca on Tuesday.' Anrll 25. in the
ttnurch of the Ascension. The ceremony
1U be performed by the bride's father,
uwa oy tno iiev. juies rrevoai, ut
Glen Loch.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warden Bodlns
- Me receiving congratulations on the birth
J? on on Baturday, at gtonelelgh, their
fkome In viuanova, Mrs. Bodlne will be
tfraembered as Miss Angela Forney.
. daughter of rrlgadler General James Fpr-
?ty and Mrs. Forney.
kfr. anil ifra n Williams TlnhtirtA are
JMlvlng congratulations on the birth of a
, i -usmer, on Friday, at their Home, ren
oyd Farm. Bala Mrs. Roberta was
mn EUanor C. Thompson.
X group of ptrls, Vrho are pendInKj
P" or me Lenten season at tna bnoro,
WM4 Cftrolyn Bheppard, Was "
drcd Shcppard, Miss Eleanor Vcrner nnd
Miss Dorothea Obortoufter. The party Is
being chaperoned by Mrs. Herman F,
Obcrtouffcr.
Miss Loulso Slnnlckson Grey, of 13
South 21st street, Is spending tho month
of Match In Atlrinlle City.
Mr. C. Colket Wilson nnd Mr. a Colket
Alison, Jr., of Wilson Farms, Pnoll, have
sailed for Florida. Miss Emily Wilson, a
student at Wellesley College, who re
turned homo for tho week-end, had Miss
Snra Sutherland, of Jacksonville, Flo.,
nnd Mis'? Mary CnrUthers, of Savannah,
Qa., as her guests.
Tho regular meeting of tho Philadelphia
Chapter of tho United Daughters of tho
Confederacy was held nt tho Bollcvuo
Stratford yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o clock. After the business meeting tho
chapter had tho Plcasuro of hearing Miss
Elizabeth N. Hill, tho secretary of the
Women's Division for Nntlonnl Preparod
ness. Mr. Walter Cox, of Malvern, spent tho
week-end In Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Henry a nrlnghurst, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius
Edwards Warner, at their home, 4053
Spruce, street, has rcturnod to hor homo
In Wilmington.
nm!1 oJ".nlhlU mpetlng of tho Quaker
Parkway Building on Friday afternoon.
An interesting paper on patriotic muslo
was rend by Miss E. E. Massoy and
a talk was given by Mr. Dernbcrg. A
handkerchief wns nent by Mrs. Wood
row Wilson to Mrs. Robert C. Hill, of 1503
Christian street, us a prize for the card
party given at tho St. James yesterday.
Along the Main Line
MERIONTho Mnln Lino Thentro Club
gavo a thcatro pnrty Inst night, followed
by a supper dance at tho Hellovue-Strat-rord.
Among tho members nro Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. Howard Pew, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam H. Folwcll, Mr. and Mrs. Perclvnl
E. Foorderer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward C.
Dcardcn, Mr. and Mrs. T. Dun Ilclflcld,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter J. Hnllahan, Mr. nnd
?.f.'. Wl,1,nm s- Metzger, Mr. nnd Mrs.
William T. Connor and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clar
ence A. Mnsselman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Foer
derer gavo a dinner of eight covers before
tho thcatro.
BRYN MAWR. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
M. Brooko, Miss Anita Brooke, Miss Mario
Brooko and Master Francis H. Urooke,
Jr., who havo been spending a few weeks
ln Atlantic City, havo gone to Old Point
Comfort, Va for a short ntay.
RADNOR. Mr. C. Willing Hare, or
Radnor, is spending a fortnight In St.
Augustine, Fla., at the Ponce do Leon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. C. Hnrvey, who
havo been spending tho Inst six weeks
In Hibernla, Fla., will return to their
homo ln Radnor tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier, Jr.,
nnd their daughter, of Sunnybrook Farm,
Radnor, nro enjoying the golf at Augusta,
Ga. Mr. Clothier will return homo today,
but Mrs. Clothier and her daughter will
not roturn until the lBt of April.
ST. DAVID'S. Mr. and Mrs. Leonnrd
T. Beale, of Caiibrla Court, St. David's,
nro staying at the Ponce do Leon, St.
Augustine. Fla., for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stono nnd their
daughter. Miss Francos Stone, havo moved
Into their new house, 417 Lancaster ave
nue. Miss Beatrice Twlss has returned to her
homo In Lawrence. Mass, after spending
two weeks with Miss Marlon Mulford on
Pembroke avenue.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Ellis Ames Bnllard, of St.
Mnrtln's lano, has organized a class ln
first nld and the uso of surgical Instru
ments, which meets on Thursday after
noons nt tho homo of Mrs. Ballard.
Mrs. Harry Ansell, of the Crcshelm
Arms, will give a dinner of 12 covers at
tho Gennantown Crlckot Club tomorrow
evening beforo the regular weekly dance.
Bala-Cynwyd
l-tioto by J, Mitchell Elliot.
MISS GLADYSJGRIFFITHS
Miss Gladys Grlfllths, who has been vis
Hlng MUs Dorothy Mecke,. of Cynwyd,
has returned to her home In Chelsea.
Wilmington
WILMINOTON, Del.. March 21 Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry Clayton have
Issued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Helen Gray Clayton,
to Dr Fercival Nicholson, of Ardmore,
Pa which will take place in Grace Meth
odist Episcopal Church on Saturday after
noon. April 8, at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Her
bert F- Randolph will officiate. A recep
tion for the Immediate families; will be
held at the home of the bride's parents,
317 West 19th street.
Doctor Nicholson Is the son of Mrs.
Coleman L. Nicholson, of Ardmore, and
he and his bride will be at home after
May at l" Arsryl roa Arlnl(re.
Mr. John P NIelds and her daughter.
Miss Anne NIelds. are ependln week
with relative is Roanoke Vm
IS..- - 9iiferar' j&w
m
MRS. RALPH C. STEWART AND HER TWO
Mrs. Stewart is an attractive matron of Lansdowno who takes a prominent
that borough.
Along the Reading
Tho Noblo Clvlo Club will bo tho guests
at luncheon on Friday of Mrs. William J
Burns, president of the club, nnd Mrs.
James B. Marshall, vice president. Tho
luncheon will take place nt tho homo of
Mrs. Mnrshnll. During the winter tho
club has been towing for a settlement
house In Philadelphia. About 35 mombers
will bo present.
Miss Mnrgarot Mayo entertained at
cards Saturday evening nt her homo nt
Wyncoto. Tho guests wero Miss Mario
Woolley, Miss Eleanor Comlcy, Miss Mar
gnret O'Donncll, Miss Dorothy Mayo, Miss
Holen Dolan, Miss Margaret Comley, Miss
Helen Fitzgerald. Mr. William Glndor. Mr.
John Mnyo, Mr. Roy McGIUIcudtly. Mr.
Howard llalley, Mr. Bernard Dovlln. Mr.
Edward Fitzgerald, Mr. Joseph Mayo, Mr.
Matthew McGurn. Mr. John King nnd Mr.
Richard Woolley.
Mrs. James Henderson, of Glonsldo, will
entertain tho Fortnightly Club, of Wyn
cote, on Friday afternoon at her home.
A danco was given on Friday last by
Miss Margaret Hughes at her homo In
Melrose Park. Among thoso present wero
Miss Mildred Fenn, Miss Charlotto Cherry.
Miss Helen Robmnn, Miss Marguerite
Cain. Miss Esther Cherry, Miss ' Graco
Frlck, Miss Mario Dunham, Miss Natalie
Blizzard, Miss Jean Speese. Mr. David P.
Smith, Mr. Marshall Moss. Mr. Stanley A.
Brozn, Mr. Wilfred Raco, Mr. Lee Foshuy,
Mr. Gordon Sunderland, Mr. Lylo Holmes,
Mr, William Kesslor, Mr. Peter Cameron
and Mr. Roscoe MacCormack.
Miss Margaret Kimball gave a dance on
Saturday night at her homo on Old York
road. The decorations were green nnd
whlto. Her guests Included Miss Eliza
beth Eplett, Miss Marian DIetz, Miss Flor
ence Maurer, Miss Olga Dorn, Miss Laura
Scarborough. Miss Rita Rutner. Miss
Esther Klblor, Miss Emily Reed, Miss
Mildred Barclay, Mr. Henry Miller, Mr.
Stanley Eplett, Mr. Percy Miller, Mr. John
Mrrrnmh. Mr. William Daniels, Mr. Huyler
Davldyan. Mr. William Kite. Mr. Benjamin
Marshall ana air. ueroert jncuim-.
Germantown
Tho members of the 15th legislative dis
trict of tho Woman Suffrage party .iro
arranging an attractive musical tea to
be given at the Fairfax, corner of School
House lane and Wayne avenue, on Satur
day afternoon, April 8. The gucHt of
honor will bo Mrs, OeorgeA. Dunning, the
new Philadelphia County leader. Among
those receiving will be Mrs. Joseph Was
serman. Mrs, Wolstan Dixey, Mrs. M. D.
Edmonds, Mrs. Ernest Toogood and Mrs.
Frank Robinson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence W. Balls, of
137 East Johnson street, will give a dance
on Friday evening In honor of tholr son,
Mr. Otis W. Balls.
Mrs. William G. Warden, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Agnes Morgan
Brockto, will return to her home, Redgate,
School House lane, on Monday, March 27.
from Palm Beach, Fia., where she has
been spending several weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Douglass Dunn, of South
Orange N. J., have been the guests of
their mother. Mrs. Edward T. Comfort, of
EaBt Penn Btreet
Tioga
Mr and Mrs. Albert Friedman have
returned from their wedding Journey and
ore occupying their home, 3826 North
17th street, Mrs. Friedman, who was Mrs.
Theresa. Y. Bamberger, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, Philip Yedlnsky, of Pottsville,
lived for several years at 1925 North
Park avenue.
Mrs. Edward Maddock, of West Ve
nango street, Is in Deland, Fla., visiting
Dr and Mrs. Lincoln Hully. Doctor
Jlullv .ho is president of Stetson Uni
versity, formerly lived ln Tioga.
Lansdowne
Dr Elizabeth L. Peck, president of the
Alum'naa Association of tho Woman's
Medical College, will talk on "Woman in
Medicine" tefora tho Twentieth Century
Club of lansdowne. this afternoon. Doc
tor Pec s aaarew w w y wmm v
series of vocational talks by women prom-
, taint w professional Vf e In PhUadelphl
I and vicinity.
Weddings
FRANCIS GRIM.
An Interesting wedding will tako placo
ut tioon today In tho Oxford Presbyterian
Church, Broad and Oxford streets, when
Miss Mnry Elizabeth Grim, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Grim, of 203S
North 12th Btreet. will become tho brldo
of Mr. Maurice J. Frnncls. Tho bride,
who will be given in marriage by her
father, will bo attended by her sister.
Miss E. Allno Grim, ns maid of honor.
Mr. Arthur Francis will bo his brother's
best man, nnd tho ushers will bo Mr. II.
Allen Lincoln and Mr. Russell DoUurlo.
Immediately after tho corcmony Mr.
Francis nnd his brldo will leavo for their
wedding Journey. 'Vhvy will bo at humo
after April 1, at 75G Highland avenue,
Ovorbrook.
Roxborough
A dnnco wns held nt tho homo of Miss
Florenco Brooks, 0738 Rtilgo nvenue. on
Friday evening. Tho decorations wero
carried nut ln green ln accordance with
St. Patrick's Day. Among thoso present
wero Miss Virginia Thompson, Miss Helena
Farrand, Miss Mnrlnn Hcndrcn. Miss Mil
dred Illghtcr, Miss Helen Sllverwood, Miss
Willow Hcndrcn, Miss Elizabeth Flana
gnn, Miss Holen Granlln, Miss Cathnryn
Keely, Miss Lola Anderson, Miss Mnry
Moonan, Mr. A. Harlan Hiso, Mr. Sydney
Louge, Mr. William Kelloy, Mr. Seville
Schoflold, Mr. Burton Llttlewood, Mr. Gra
ham Lltticwnod, Mr. Herbert Schoflold, Mr.
Georgo Jones, Mr Irvln Simpson, Mr
Louis Robinson, Mr. Joseph Francis, Mr
William Hatchell, Mr. J. H. Wobster, Mr
F. James Grlilln, Mr. Dudley Thomas, Mr
James Stafford nnd Mr. Logan Dayton
Mr. William A. Hatchell gavo an exhibl
tlon of somo now danco steps.
An cntertnlnment nnd reception will be
given tonight ln tho Falls of Schuylkill
Baptist Church In celebration nf tho OHIi
anniversary of tho first service held m
thn present building, which uns opened
March 21, 1852. Tho interesting program
will include solos by Mr. Frank Carpen
ter, violinist, nnd Mrs. H. Hcthrrlngti,n.
soprano; selections by the Paleitlno Glee
Club; readings nnd Impersonations by
Mrs. Robert Cade; humorous sketeht-s bv
Mr. W. Loftus, nnd Mr. P. Loftus; nid a
drum solo by Master Malcolm MaeK, nzi.
The committee having tho affair In charge
includes MIS3 Bessie Mall, Miss Esther
Pen, Mrs. Charlotte Jackson. MUs Heme
Martin. Miss Ethel Hodson, Miss Eliza
beth Martin, Mr. Luke Shaw and Mr.
Thomas Foyle.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Harris, who were
recently married and who havo teen
spending their honeymoon touring NVw
York, are at home at 5031 Jackson street
As an aftermath of tho Military Charity
Ball recently held nt the Frankford Ar
tenal, a woman's auxiliary to tho Frank
ford Arsenal Association has been formed.
The following officers were elected: Miss
Elizabeth Gensholmer, pretldent; Miss
Marlon Banes, vice president; Miss Viola
Leweltyn, secretary, and Miss Adeline
Huber, treasurer.
Delaware County
The Alpha Omega Club, of Sharon Hill,
will hold its. annual dance on Monday,
April 3, ln the Borough Hall The com
mittee In charge 'Includes Mr. (Arthur
Ralney, Mr. Charles Glnder and Mr. Al
fred Russell.
What's Doing Tonight
Bvculiur of miulo ln aid of Oncologic Hos
pital, ItelUmw-Stratford ballroom; S..W o'clock.
Franchise Hoclal Mwtimr. IV. C. T. U., 1021
Arch atrMt; 7:43 o'clock.
Addraai. "Sanitation." Colons! William C.
rioreei. ebtaf of Iturnou of Sanitation, U. S.
A . Knalnw' Club; 8:J5 o'clock.
Mathodlat Gplacopal Confareace ckvu, St.
Jama Cburch. OIwur.
Laotur ''Charactar AnalyaU," Dr. Katfc
trliM M. II. Blackford. Y M. C A. ; 8 o'clock.
Ftftv-uvanth Straat Imvrovanunt Aaaqote
tlou, 00th atrMt and airard aeni: 8 o'clock.
Free.
LancaaUr Avtnua Hoard of Traoa. Sato
Lanoaatar avenue; 8 o'clock, tnraa.
Mock Trial, under the aiuslota of the South
0tb Street Improismtnt AaaoctaUoo. 293
South 69tU street. 8 o'clock. Free.
Slazle Ta,x Society. HH Arch atxoat. T.1S
0Opera. "Barber of BeWU." Metropolitan
Opera ItauMLo ecloclc ....
Virnheua Quartet. Ballavua-Stratfonl. a
lUcltal, lAuisrd E. JUtx, W Cuaturr
Prwlsc Room i o" cl&ci, I
DOGS
nurt in tho various activities of
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Frederick Betz, Hd. of 1225 Pine
street lins returned to her home from nn
extended trip through tho South. Sho
spent some timo ut .Miami, Flu., nnd also
nmilo n islt of several weeks at Palm
Beach.
Mr. nnd Mrs Waldo O. Fehllng ot
1502 Walnut street, spent the week-end as
the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Butler
Montgomery, of Atlnntlo City.
Friends of Mrs. A. O. J. Kelly will re
gret to learn that bIiu Is In tho German
Hospital seriously 111 with appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McCarthy havo taken
an apartment nt tho Halford, 590C Car
penter street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Dusonberg nnd their
daughter, of 5027 Lnrchwood nvenue, en
tertained Informally last week. Among
thoso present wero Miss Anna Off, Miss
Jcsslo B. Morrison, Miss Elslo D. Mooro,
Miss Elizabeth W. Shearer, Miss Helen P.
Shearer, Miss N'elllo Watt, Miss May II.
Shearer, Miss Ethel Shearer, Miss Kath
ryn P. Moore and Miss Helen M. Mooro.
South Philadelphia
MISS SARA L. WILDER
Mr and Ma. Alexander Wilder, of 2025
East Moyameiik Mg avenue, have recently
announced the engagement of their daugh
ter, MUa ;nra L. Vt ilder, to Mr. Edwurd
11. MargolU. of tills oity.
Mr. and Mrs. Kramer, or 2219 South
7th street, gave a supper In honor of their
children and grandchildren on Sunday
evening.
Kensington
J
WL.
A meeting of the ortneastern UabrelW
Ladles' Aid Society will take plaee thU
evening ut Anderson Hall, 2S17 Frankford
avenue. The members af the society who
are doing ueh benetielal vvurk throughout
this section of the city inolude Mrs. Free,
mark, Mru. Upstein. Mr L. Ringold, Mrs.
l-'rwIilMrn. J. I'odolaky, Mrs. M. Meyers,
Mrs. Brwniw, Mru. Stein, Mru. Grlver,
Mrs. Caiilau, Mrs. J, Roen, Mr. L. Rojn,
Mr, isSadleoff. Mrs. Hyull, Mrs. Sathuky
and Mrs. Black.
The Memorial Women's OkrUrflan Tm
pecanot Union met In the Frankford Ave
nue Baptist Church lat evening.
Solkf fo?"'?, J"?1! ,i 5U1
acMwird ana ritl in the JJn
lMtr.Htt a" "Kb wI"mi uiift be i
ll?iJ to 'ull. llb full Jdr.. aoJ i
m 7t .i..t..ai iiiimhiip niiir that rKj
FiSrtttuuTtiteirwiu'lt:
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tha pTilc. wlU not b oulULcd.
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SHAKESPEARE'S "Taming of the
Shrew" will bo tho fonluro of the com
bined drnmatlo and musical night of the
Literary Circlo of tho Young Men's nnd
Young Wornon-i Hebrew Association to
morrow evening nt the Hebrew Literature
Society, 310 Cathnrlno street. An unusual
nnd vnrled program lias l.oen nrranKod by
tho committee, which Include Mis Miriam
M. Mogtl, Mr. Jlernnrd llroillo nnd Mr.
Herman It. Berlin Tho "Taming of tho
Shrew" will bo given In costume by Miss
Snrali Magll nnd Miss Mlrlnm Mngll. and
thlB will mark tho last of a series of Shako
peoro nights which havo been given
under the nu'plcca of tho society. Music
will bo furnished by the Flelshor Sym
phony Society nnd Miss Gortrudo Mixers
and Miss Tllllo Nouick. Bololsls. Miss
Esther KndeiiRky will render Concerto No.
1. hy Mendelssohn, on tho piano, nnd var
ious passages from "Tho Merchant of
Venlco" will bo given by Miss Rno Ber
ma. and Mlis Gortrudo Let.hart Mr.
Harrv KllngnLorg will b the director.
Mrs. John Brennen entcrtnlncd tho Bona
Plel Club nt her Inmie, Cn2l Spruce street,
on Saturday evening. Miss Ethel oung
rntortalned tho guests with musical ro
eltals, nccompatiled by Miss Knthryn
Brennen. Several recltntlons were given
by Mr. Philip Kclmeffer. Among tho guests
wero Mis-! Myrtle Mncdonnld. Miss Isabcllo
Young. Miss Mary McCuskor. MIrs Rona
Johnstone. Miss Ethel Koounc. Miss era
Koeune, Miss Mario Mackcs, Miss Kath
ryno Brennen, Miss Helen Brennen, Miss
Ethol Young, Miss Ireno Dietrich. Mr.
Philip Schaeffcr. Mr. James C. Coylc, Mr.
Christian Brennen, Mr. Floyd Simons, Mr.
Ralph Montgomery, Mr. Willis Muo. Mr.
Roy AValters, Mr. John Foy, Mr. John
Freeman, Mr. Honry Lacsscr and Mr.
James Borbrldgo.
Four residents of Mnnayunk on Satur
day colcbrnted tholr birthdays Jointly with
a bnnquct at tho hotel of Mr. V. .1. Cunnle
former presidont of tho Mnnayunk Board
of Trade. Mr. D. J. Cunnle and Mr. Tim
othy McMonlglo wero born shortly nftor
March 17 had departed somo years ago,
wlillo Mr. Patrick Nolan nnd Mr. John
L Sullivan wero both born on tho namo
dato an tholr patron saint. A largo num
ber of guests attended.
FTXAL arrangements for tho Jovial
Twelvo's nnnual balli a Leap Year
Danco, on Friday night at tho Now Royal
Hall, will bo completed In tho next few
days. Mr. John McWelnman. n membor
of tho Danco Committee Is arranging a
novelty program, nnd plana to have us tho
fcaturo number a "snowstorm dnnco.
Several members have been preparing for
specialty dances, nnd the latest In now
steps nnd whirls will bo demonstrated. Mr.
Louis H. Jnffo will lead the grand march.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules E. Meredith, of 1G33
North 20th street, entertained on Satur
day ovonlng In honor of Mr. nml Mrs.
Herman Drcste. ,6f Alba. Pa. Tho celo
brntlon marked the Bllver wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dreste.
A real "Night ln Ireland" was enjoyed
by tho Ara' Boo Club last week nt the
homo of two of Its members. Mr. Vincent
Sillers nnd Mr, Kdmond billcrs, of -013
Ellsworth street. Among thoso present
were Miss Mnry V. McLaughlin, M ss
Martha E. Sillers, Miss Elslo Scheel. Miss
Mae Molloy, Ml"s Florenco Cosgrove, Miss
Florenco Sillers, Miss Nona Mao Thomas.
Miss Mary Sillers. Miss Frances A. Sillers,
Mr. Louis Cylinder, Mr. Meyer Illume, Mr.
Louis Scheel. Mr. Ignatius !), "'"
Louis Illume. Mr. William Dclaney. Mr.
Francis Black, Mr. Daniel Ryan and Mr.
Frank A. Baxter. Ballads of Ireland wero
, v... Miuu sclipnl. accompanied by Mr.
Baxter nml Miss McLaughlin. During tho
Intermission of tho orchestra tho guests
wero entertained by Mr. Blumo with his
cornet. Mr. Scheel with his clarinet nnd
Mr Dclaney with his violin, accompanied
by Miss Florenco Slllors at tho piano.
Dancing followed.
A graduation party ln the form of a
surpriso was tendered to Mr. Harry A nr
shaw, who graduated from tho School of
Pedagogy ln February and wns appointed
a teacher at tho Wilson Grammar School,
12th nnd Wharton streets, at bis home,
810 Dickinson street, on Saturday night.
Among thoso present wero Miss Fnnnlo
Berger, of Wilmington. Del.: Miss Anna
Wlncoff. Miss Cecilia Eisenberg. Miss Rny
Knapp. Miss Cella Laskln. Miss Dora
Wnrsliaw, Miss Minnie Rosenberg. Miss
Mnry Brody, Mr. Henry Shnplro. Mr.
Mnxwell II. Ostrow. Mr. Lewis Tendler,
Mr Ltwla Gantz. Mr. Samuel Carless. Mr.
Maurice Shapiro, Mr. Herman arhaw.
Mr Lewis Krouso. Mr. Reuben Brown, of
ChleaKo; Mr. Alexander Apple, of Canada,
and Mr. Nathan Wnllock. Several classi
cal dancing numbers wero demonstrated
by Miss Knapp nnd Mr. Gantz, Miss Las
kln and Mr. Carless nnd Miss Laskln nnd
Mr. Ostrow Mr. Shapiro. Mr. Apple, Mr.
Ostrow and Mr. Krouse, tho Jovial Twelve
quartet, sang during the course of the
ovenlng.
An Informal dinner was given by Miss
Robu It. O'Connell at her home. 5518
Cudni avenue, on Sunday ovenlng. Among
thnw present woro Mlsa Grace Moycr,
Misi Gertrude Moglnnls, Miss Bessie
ronton. Miss Helen Moonoy, Mlsa Fran
ces Superset, Miss Kathorino O connel ,
Miss Harriet Clune. Miss Emma O Connell,
Mr Frank E. Smiley. Mr. Paul L. Smiley.
Mr Joseph O'Connell, Mr. Abher Humes,
Mr. Walter Haffoy. Mr. John Freeman,
Mr. Joseph Dougherty, Mr. Joseph Algle
and Mr. Bernard O'Connell.
The Sigma Delta Beta fraternity of
AMUSEMENTS
ME l lint" 'LIT N IIIM'KA IIOl'M!
'i ?,"$L Mar. 27,29,30,31. Apr. 1
TUB AltT 3KNSATION OP KUItOI'B
SBUGE do DIAGHILEFF'S
BALLET RUSSE
U111I.1.1ANT KRWBHTUflY OP IIALLET8
U" AM) MIUED SCHNE3
MON , "I.'olaeuu du Feu," "Carnaval."
"Scheharaiadt' " WKD . "Claopatr." "Ln
blwctrf I Kom," "Silell 'la Nult " "Car
sival.' T1IU11., "'La" Syluhldta." "Purouch
ka," "Schaharaaada." CTtf . "1,'OUwau ii
Kau." "TUaroar." "1,'Aprta Mtdl d'uu Faun."
'Prlu laoi." MAT. MAT.. "Claojiatra," "I. a
SyinhiJa." "I.a l'rlr.i Enehialau." "3atu I
da Null." SAT . ' Tuumsr," "Iroucb' a."
' I.e HiMCtre do la Bow- " "Prluc Uur."
Scewry aud Cotumta by LKOW PAliST
SuU, 11UO Chaatnut St. Wat. H21. Raw 07.
Kardman Piano Uaed.
-- 1 lOe 121t MARKET JOo
KCl I Q Ofr 10 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
In "DIPLOMACY"
Tbura., Frl.. Sat Firat PrwaoUtloa ot
"ONE DAY"
A SBQUBL TO HUNOU OLYN'S
"THREE WEEKS"
A -I CHESTNUT Balow 16th
AVPJlnia 10 A M. to HUB P. M.
A1Lclum ULLIANGISH
la 'DAPHNH AND THE PJRATB"
Tbura., Frl., Sat., II- 8. Warnar to "IUlIr'
m - MARKHT ABOVE I0TII
XTfiTilPV 11 15 to llUBp-m.
OtclIliC John Barrymore
Id TUa Loat BrlJecroom"
Thur. yrti tUt.Hewl Pawn to "Salualadr "
-fT. , MARKET ABOVE BTU
VlCtOna Bessie Barriscals
In "BULLETS AND UllOWN BYKS"
Kuickerbocker-----5
Colllnirswood prave n banquet and da.no .
In tho Colilnffswood Country Club last " "
week. Tho clubhouse was decorated lh Ik'
manner In keeping with the day, nnd tho
event was tho most successful of the see.
son. Thoso present wero Miss Ruth I
Rum, Jtiss Flora Bowden, Miss Mildred 1
Allllnms, Miss Bculah Tnteifl. Miss Marl
Trusens, JIIbs Cntharlno Osier, Miss Flor ,
erica Knoll, Miss Kdlth Mills, Miss Irene t
Maussner, Miss Laura Deusham, Miss
Marlon Qusg, Mlsa Beukert, Miss Qraes
Cnrr, Mr. OeorBo Ward, Mr. II, Alan Mer- 'l
rick. Mr. William C. filokes, Mr. Harold
H. Naco, Mr. Richard T. Colllngg. 8d. Mr.
Charles Taylor, Mr. Herbert R. Schooler,
Mr. Charles O. ".VrlKBlns. Mr. IL Jarrett 'T
Sinister, Mr. Frank Doughty, Mr. Ellis H.
Shustor and Mr. William P. Tatetn.
ST. PATRICK'S NIQirr was celebrntea sr
by tho membors of tho Hnrtvllle Soolal
Club nnd their quests at tholr clubhouse,
2814 D street. The clubhouse throughout
was decorated In nn emerald hue. At the
vestlbtiio entrance over tho doorway was
a hiiRo shamrock emblazoned with green
eloctrlo bulbs with tho Inscription. "Top
o' tho Kvenlnir to Vol" aurroundlng It
Tho reception room on tho first floor was
banked with a bower of palms and Irish
follnpo: nlso a largo harp made of grreen
carnations was used. Tho evening's en
tertalnmont was opened by dancing, Mltf
which tho Irish minstrels entertained with
Songs and stories of nn Irish naturo. They
Included Mr. Philip Hirst, Interlocutor
Mr. John Mullln nnd Mr. Daniel Ortllp,
ends ; Mr. Georgo Brooks, Mr. Frod Soheff,
Mr. Snmuol Deshcr. Mr. Abo Kondrlok,
Mr. Georgo Lowe nnd Mr. Fred Get. The
Committee on Arrangements was com
posed of Mr. Robert J. Burke, Mr. Daniel
Ortllp, Mr. Harry Crisp nnd Mr. Terranoe
O'Rourko.
Tho Brown nnd Gold Club entertained
Its friends at a St Patrick's Day recep
tion last . week. Among thoso present woro
Mrs, Agnes D. Stack, Miss Ollvo A. 'Malts.
Miss F. Deary, Miss W. Kmrcy, Mr. David
Cottor, Mrs. M. Cotter. Miss Mnry
fachanne. Mlsi Francos Bahr, Miss Rosalie
Tobln. Miss Cntherlno McDonnell, Miss
I'.mma RIctli. Miss Leona Klaus, Miss
1'leanor Sccklngcr, Miss Edna Hummell.
Mr. Cmmctt Sullivnn, Miss Catherine Bros
nan, Miss Mar' McOrnth, Mr. Hubort
Walla, Miss Mercedes Carroll, Mlsa
Hrtcno Kochler, Miss Margaret Mullln,
Miss Roso O'Donncll, Mr. Thomas Lanshe,
Miss Helen McPhtlllps, Miss Mary Burns,
Miss Anna Greolcy, Mr. James McManus.
Miss Mary Markmann. Mr. John Mono
linn, Miss Clara Wcldlnger, Miss Bertha
Blnznk, Miss Margaret McCann, Miss
Catharlno Hines, Miss Margaret Sheeran,
Miss Anna Grognn, M'.u Mario Maux,
Miss Frances Vnughan, Miss Jennie Mul
horn, Miss Anna Glllard, Mr. John Ma- v
honey, Miss Dorothy Staub, Mr. Walter
Merchnnt, Miss Magdalcna Saurcr, Mr. It
Pakradoonl, Miss Mario McGlltcn. Miss
Anna McFarland, Mr. Thomas McManus."
Miss Florence Kocble, Mr. John Klstner,
Mr. Sylvostor Gorman, Miss Eulalla Hur
ley and Mr. John Grasmeder.
,-
An Interesting St. Pntrlck's party mu'-
given by JIIss Frances Schmidt nnd Mr..aia
August Schmidt, Jr., at their home, 233St.ru
West Norris Btreet, on Saturday evening.
Among tho guests woro Miss Margaret
Scheafcr, Miss Helen Wolr. Miss Cres
ccntla Dey, Miss Hilda Schalgcl, Miss
Mary Sebanno, Miss Kathryn SebanneS 0
Miss Frances B. Schmidt, Miss NellU n&
Golden. Mr. William IC Jones, Mr. Carl ih
Lecklcnburg, Mr. August Schmidt, Jr.;
Air. Harry Goemmer, Mr. Daniel Breri' '''
nnn fi ti--itmln Cm, It. TAnni. m. . j
Mr. Russell Jones, Mr. John J. Golden and!
Mr. Lawrence J. Schmidt. Tho party wasj
chaperoned by Mr. nnd Mrs. August
Schmidt.
AMUSEMENTS
RROAT5 Tn,s Weeh Only Pop. Mat.
W"tnd.',Bh,",,tS!"B I Tomorrow
AN'DIIRAU nil'l'EL Preaenti
Tho I.ntrst Vlenneao Operetta
PRINCESS TRA-LA-LA
With I'hyllls Partington. Emmy Nlcklail,
Ceorce llaldwln Cat of 70.
Bent Scats $1 so at Pop. Mat. Tomorrow.
Spoclnl Mntlnee Thura.. Mnrch 23, at 2:30
Hcdfl'i fiahlpp w"n Ca,t 0(
XiCULUl VJtlUlUl New York rurr
IN AID Or THE BLUE CP.OS3 FUND
Prices B0o to $2. Keats at Theatre & Hotels.
NEXT WEEK SEATS THURSDAY
Maude Adams ,n ,TnB SSSStn..
Special Mat. Tuen,, March 28 PETER. PAN
Ravrfplf Thl'' & Next Week' ev 8:ii.
UU11JV1' Top. Mat. Tomorrow, 2 US.
COHAN IIAHRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST FAIICE IN THE WOULD
IT PAYS TO
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"NOBODY HOME"
t. ,- A J.Iu"lca' Cumoily with Elite Zlo
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With a Daahlnar Cnst, Including
n, Mw';"''" , Orosamjth. Zoe Harnett. Mauda
S,d'i",ii"harJ''? fUl,'s'. N'l Iiarrl. auentla
Tuil Helen Clarke nml j'lirty others.
AN INgTANTANKOL'B HIT HCTDI
T.VT?Tr! rosltltcly Last 7 Times.
s .-., . u l-af USO Mat. Tomorrow.
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"A WORLD OF PLEASURE"
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
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THE AMERICAN OUILBERT"
KARL JORN
FAMOUS METROPOLITAN TENOR
Sarah Padden In ;Th Llttla Shapherd of
lUrguln Row"! Hunting- A Frances; Charlotte
Varry Co. Other Stars. "
Globe Theatre ?STa.
VJ X J K C YAVDE rtBLcont taooSs I
A. M. to 11 P. M. 10c IBo. 234
TUB TIMELY WAR COMEDY
"A NIGHT in the TRENCHES"
"ED FORD'S Dancing REVUE"
Comlnj Next Week James J, Corbatt.
FORREST Last 2 Weeks
I'OI'UIR MATINEI3 TOMORROW
ZIEGPELD
FOLLIES
VupuUr MatlaM Tomorrow, SOt) to 11.50,
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TONIGHT Tl TJnrHprA rll Rlw-cella
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