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EVENING KEPGEB-PHIflAPEL'PHIA:, WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL' 5, 1916.
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NANCY WYNNE TALKS OF TODAY'S
SALE AT WIDENER BUILDING
Women Connected With the Jefferson Hospital Will
Hold Large Rummage Sale for the Benefit of the
Various Hospital Departments Other Doings.
AIiAnat) committee of chnrltnblo
women, with Mrs. Elizabeth Dob
Bon AHemus at its head ns chairman,
wns early on tho scene thla morning
ot tho opening of tho rummage sale,
which Is to bo held In tho targe odlco
on tho lowor floor of tho Wldener
Building:. Tho eato will bo given for
tho benefit of tho public wards of tho
cfteraon Hospital, which Includo tho
..ViNaervlcs department, tho maternity
departrhtht, children's ward and nurses
homo. Tou novor could Imagine tho
lovely things they havo for sale, for all
day Monday and yesterday they woro
taking In tho things which aro to bo
sold for tho rest of tho week. Among
tho prominent women who aro Inter
ested In tho affair aro Mrs. A. Crawford
Allison, Mrs. l-'ranklln Baker, Jr., Mrs.
Daniel Baugh, Mrs. George V. Boyd,
Mrs. "Walter Blabon, Mrs. Edward li.
Blabon, Mrs. Walter II. Bryant, Mrs.
Joseph Priestley Button, Mrs. A. Syd
ney Carpontor, Mrs. Andrew C. Connelly,
Miss Mary 13. Converse, Mrs. James B.
Coryell, Mrs. Charles E. Coxc, Mrs. J.
fl Chalmers Da Costa, Mrs. Edward P.
Davis, Mrs. Francis X. Dorcum, Mrs.
Howard A. Davis, Mrs. J. Lcsllo Davis,
Mrs. Frank S. Evans, Mrs. J. M. Fisher,
Mrs. Simon Gratz, Mrs. John II. Gib
bon, Miss Allco Gilpin, Mrs. Edwin E.
Graham, Miss Gertrudo Goff, Mrs. W.
E. Goodman, Jr., Mrs. Hobart A. Haro,
Mrs. Robert T. Hare, Mrs. H. E. Han
t, sell, Mrs. D. I. Hebard, Mist Anna
' Hlnchman, Miss Chrlstlno Howe, Mrs.
Alba B. Johnson, Sirs. D. Braden Kyle,
Mm. F. G. Kennedy, Jr., Mrs. Charles
, M. Lea," Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs. Floldlng
' Lowls, Mrs. Horatio Gates Lloyd, Mrs.
B. B. Vincent Lyon, Miss Anna Mageo,
.Mrs. Phlllppus "W. Miller, Mrs. J. R.
McAllister, Mrs. Thomas McCrca, Miss
Mayer, Mrs. John S. Mucklo, Mrs. John
Norrls, Miss Mary Pierce, Mrs. James
M. Reed, Mrs. James S. Rogers, Mrs.
Albert II. Roscngarten, Mrs. Frank
Samuels, Mrs. Edward A. Schmidt, Mrs.
S. MacCuon Smith, Mrs. Holllstor
Sturgcs, Mrs. C. T. Wcrnwag, Mrs. N.
Floldlng "Wilcox, Mrs. Edward II. "Well
Mrs. F. Bolton Wlnpcnny. airs, uonin
H. Wilbur, Mrs. "Wendell Woodward.
Entertainments for Roberta Downing
aro starting in real earnest now, for her
wedding to John Chaffo, formerly ot
Now Orleans, but now of Ellzaboth,
N. J., will tako placo on Saturday In
Eastor week, you know. Then Spencer's
woddlng with Mao Patterson will bo in
r tho fall, so Mrs. Downing will bo pretty
lonely with both chicks away from tho
homo nest in so shoit a time. Anna
Mary "Walthour entertained at luncheon
yostorday for Roberta and hor brides
maids. Anna is to bo ono herself, and
tho others aro Katherlno Ogdon, Elinor
Bean, Margaret Burton, Mao Patterson,
Elizabeth Slnnlckson, of Salem, N. J.,
nnd Hopo Malcolm, of Now York.
Roberta camo out last year and has
, been n. great favorlto In tho younger
eot. Sho was introduced at a largo
i dansant by hor mother and was ono of
tho most-ontertalncd debutantes of hor
, season, for Mrs. Downing has many
friends, too, and they wero all anxious
to entertain her daughter.
Thoro wero a number of cozy llttlo
luncheons a deux at tho Rltz yesterday
when I stopped for a bite. Mrs.
Archibald Barkllo and Mrs. Frank Clydo
wero lunching together and Mrs. Sldnoy
Tylor had a guest. Billy Carter and
Yalo Dolan wero nt another tablo and
Gcorgo and Joo "Wldener woro having
a brotherly chat.
Mrs. John Groome and Mrs. Edward
Roberta wero togethor, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Crawford wero tho observed of
all observora and many stopped and
spoke to them as thoy wero taking their
lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rodman
Page and Mrs. Marechal Brown were
also there
! Thore is ono very interesting engage
ment coming out about Eastertide, and
somehow I havo an Idea It'wlll bo quite
a surprise to a number of persons, who
have not, I think, connected tho party
of the first part and tho party of the
second part In their minds at all; how
ever, true it is, for tho wee bird is vory
euro of its statement this time, as al
;ways. NANCY" "WYNNE.
' Personals
I Mr. and Mra. Morris W. Stroud, Jr., of
Vlllanova. will give a box party this eve
ning. Among tho guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. Stockton Townsend, Miss Marlon
Myers and Mr. George Wharton Pepper, Jr.
Mr, and Sirs. Horaco Eugene Smith,
Mlsa Mary C. Smith and Miss Edith L.
Smith, of 1108 Spruce street, will give a
dinner of 50 covers tonight at the Button
in Falrmount Park In honor of Miss Eliza
beth C. Adams, debutante daughter of Mr.
Harry Clifton Adams.
Mrs. William Dlsston will give a dinner
dance at Sherry's, New York, for her
daughter, Miss Pauline Dlsston, on May 1.
Mrs, John R. Fell, who Is spending the
season at Aiken, S. C, entertained at din
ner last night
Baron and Baroness Czoernlg von
Czoernhausen aro receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a daughter on Sun
day, to be named Helena Maria von
Czoernhausen. The Baroness will be re
membered as Miss Helena M. Schmidt,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Edward A.
Schmidt, of Radnor,
Miss Julia Wood, of 1620 Locust street,
entertained Informally at luncheon yester
day. The guests were the members of the
Indian Committee of Miss Cole's Tuesday
Missionary Bible Class.
Mra. Howard Ketcham, of Germantown,
will entertain at luncheon on Saturday,
April 15, in honor of Mlsa A. Marjory
Taylor, Mlsa Marguerite Burton. Mlsa
Eleanor Wunder and Mlsa Deborah Seal.
The other guests will include Mlsa Eleanor
Edmonds, Mlsa Louise McDowell and Miss
largaret MltcnelL
Mi-, and Mrs. William A. Lleber. of
Bryn Mawr, have, returned from Wash
ington, where they spent a fortnijit.
Mr n.nd Mrs. Percival Fairish will sJa
a dinner fbmorrpw evening at Tanglewooj,
their boo in Rosemont, in honor of Mlsa
LUen N'bol4 Cooke vaA Mr, George W,
Jacobs. r whoa engagement has' iuit
lbetn iw lunced. Among thoio prwt will
' ju Ma-, Uiid Mr, irans u. Jftwtr, My, and.
Mrs. E. Warlnsr Wilson. Miss Sarah Hop
kins and Mr. Rupert S. Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln K. Padsmore, of
Indian Quen lano, Gcrmnntown, have Is
sued Invitation for Tuesday evening,
April SS, from 8-30 until 10 o'clock, at tho
Gernlnntown Cricket Club. After 10 o'clock
there will be dancing. The cards of their
sons, Mr John Faxon 1'assmoro and Mr
Lincoln Allan Pnssmore, were Inclosed In
tho Invitations. Tho reception Is to cele
brate the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
nnd Mrs. rnssmore.
Tho wadding of Miss Illldcgardo Frost,
daughter of the Rev Henry W. Frost and
Mrs. Frost, of Summit, N. J., to Mr.
Charlos Custer Rockafcllow, of Colorado,
will tnko placo quietly nt 4 o'clock on
Friday afternoon, April 14, at the bride's
homo Miss Frost was formally a resi
dent of Qermnntown and a popular mem
ber of the younger set.
Dr. Edward Wlnalow Taylor, of Ccdron,
Gormantown, who has been spending tho
winter months at tho Partridge Inn, Au
gusta, Oa returned to hla homo last week
Doctor Taylor had Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rich Wallace, of Plttsfleld, Mass., as his
guests for over tho week-end.
Miss C. Beatrico B Fox, of 17lh and
Spruce streets, accompanied by Miss Vlo
lot Oakley, of CogBlea, Gowcn nvenuo
and McCallum stroets, Chostnut Hill, re
turned hofho on Saturday from New
York, whoro Bho npont several days.
The Collego of Physicians has Issued
cardi for a lecture, "Tho Dangora nnd
Duties of tho Hour," to bo glvon by Sur
geon A. M. Fauntloroy, of tho United
States Navy, In tho collego building, 22d
street above Choatnut, on Saturday ovo
nlng, April IS at 8:30 o'clock.
Tho Colonial Damon of America linve
issued a Hat of meetings and tens for tho
month of April, which aro as follows: Fri
day, April 7, at 10 o'clock, a meeting of
tho Supplemental Claims Committee In tho
west wing of Independence Hall; on
Saturday, April 8, a stated meeting of
tho board of managers, at 10:30 o'clock.
Mrs. R. Pcnn Smith nnd Ml Kitty
Ponn Smith, of Strafford, will roturn to
morrow from Attantlo City.
Mrs. Richard McN'eely, of Bryn Mawr,
spent tho week-end In Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown, of Cas
tlo Finn, nryn Mawr, havo returned from
Palm Beach nnd Aiken, S. C.
Mrs. A. II. Brown, of Annapolis, Md.,
will nrrlvo today to spend a week with
Mr. nnd Mrs William Henry Hughes, of
"Coldfryn," Bryn Mawr.
Mra. John "W. Jordnn, and her daughter
and granddaughter, Mrs. Samuel Snellen
burg. and Ulst Betty Sncllcnburg, aro
spending thin month In Atlantic City. Dr.
John W. Jordan Is spending a fow days
with them.
Mrs. Philip Ten Brocck Mattson. of 409
South 43d street, will give tho last of
her days at homo tomorrow afternoon,
from 4 until 6 o'clock. No cards havo
bcon pent out.
Thero will bo a costumo danca on Fri
day ovenlng of this week at tho New Cen
tury Club.
Tho engagement of Miss Anna Mary
Long to Mr. Herbert A. Braun, of Logan,
has boon announced. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A.
Brown, of Beacon lano, Merlon, enter
tained at tholr homo on Monday evening
In honor of Miss" Long and Mr. Braun.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clay M. Greene announce
tho engagement of their daughter. Miss
Marlon Greene, to Corporal Frederick W.
Brynnt, N. J, N. G. Mr. Bryant is a son
of Major William A. Bryant, of Montclalr,
N. J.
Chestnut Hill
Sir. and Sirs. William W. Adams. Jr.,
of Navahoo nvenuo nnd Mermaid lane,
will give a dinner on Saturday at tho
Philadelphia Cricket Club,
Miss Julia Hcebncr, Id, of 318 High
land avenue, has returned to her homo
from Florida, whoro sho spent several
weeks.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Emllle
Momy, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. William
T. Moflly, of Allen lane, to Mr. Jasper W.
Nlcolla will be an event of Eastor week.
Tho wedding will tako place on Saturday,
April 29, and already many entertain
ments are being arranged In honor of Miss
Mofflly nnd her bridesmaids. Mra. How
ard Ketcham, of Harvey street, will give
a luncheon on Friday, April 14, In honor
of the prospective bride, nnd on April 16
Mrs, Georgo Harold Paine, of Pelhnm
road, will entertain nt luncheon for Miss
Moflly. On Wednesday, April 19, Mrs.
Alfred Moorchcad North, of 117 West
Chelten nvenuo, will give a brldgo party.
Along the Main Line
OVEI3ROOK The marriage of Miss
Willie Savage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Savage, of Los Angeles, Cal., to Mr,
Charles Brlnkly Turner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert E. Turner, of 0435 Woodbine
avenue, will take placo the latter part of
May at the home of the bride's parents in
Los Angoles.
Mlsa Phyllis Walsh, daughter of Mrs.
Florence Huhn Walsh, of 6012 Drexel
road, will be the guest of honor at a large
theatre party to be given this evening In
New York by Mr and Mrs. Ralph Isham,
the latter of whom was formerly Mlsa
Marlon Gatnor.
MERION Mrs. S. Earle Haines, of
Heath road, will spend several days thla
week at Pelham Manor, N. Y., aa the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Herman Smith.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Wilson Heaton, of
Berkeley road, and their little daughter
will spend the Easter holidays with Mra.
Heaton'a parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Edward
Lloyd Winder, of Baltimore.
Mr, and Mra, Edward C. Dearden, of
Highland avenue, Merlon, will return thla
week from a fortnlght'a stay at Hot
Springs, Va,
BnYN MAWR Mr, and Mra. George
Chandler, of New Brunswick, N. J., have
taken a hpuae on Gulf road.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. L. A. Klrahner and her daughters,
MUs Vivian Klrshner and Miss Fay Klrsh
ner, of 1944 North 32d street, are In At
lantlo City for several weeks. Mrs. B.
D. Rosa and Mrs. M. Largman spent the
week-end with them
Mrs. Simon August and her children, of
6016 Walton avenue, are In Atlantic City.
Mrs B. F. Cohn and her children, of
6023 Catharine street, are spending sev
eral weeks in Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Bauhaus. of 44
North 62d Btreet, have returned home,
after an extended trip through western
Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Mary
land. Tioga
Mr, a5 MBdgflT A Hobson, of ?7S
Fulaaki Avenue. roHUylng congratula
tions oa the birth cBbO?'" SU1
Hobson, w Marca
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AMHERST BOYS GIVE CONCERT
Gleo nnd Mandolin Clubs Heard in
Fino Program
Echoes of evensong on tho old steps, the
"fonce" pr somo equally trndltlonat nnd
hallowed spot on tho campus must havo
rung In tho cars of any college nlumnl
who happened to bo In the IJoltovue-Strat-ford
last night. Tho Glee nnd Mandolin
Clubs of Amhorst, long known as "tho
singing college of New lCnglnml," pre
sented a varied program of academic dit
ties, popular songs and selected Instru
mental numbers In tho Rose Gnrdon be
fore nn Interested audience, gathered undor
oxcotlcnt Boclnt patronngc. This concert
marked tho first visit of tho Amherst glee
men to Philadelphia In many yenrs. Tho
combined clubs, representing musical Am
hcrt by two-scoro mon, aro on a long
spring tour which began at t'nlon Col
lege, Schenectady, N. Y , and which will
end this evening In Brooklyn.
Collego singing Is an "art-form" of lt
sotf, nnd ono very Individual. Tho young
Amherst mlnitrols proved themselves
adept and well-drilled exponents of part
and chorus singing, nnd tho mnmlolln
playors, who have developed an Institution
of their own. furnished a very agreoablo
portion of tho entertainment In a model
manner.
Tho program opened, according to nn
olden custom, with "Lord Jeffrey Amherst,"
tho "national" foub of the collego Tins
Inaugural disclosed a very nmple volumo
of tone, produced by clear, fresh voIcch
as well an much technical ability on tho
part of the mandolin club which plnycd
tho accompaniment Tho combined or
ganizations wero next henrd in "High
Upon Ilcr Living Throne," an Interesting
original composition, by James Hamilton,
nn Amherst "grad, ot "naughty six." Tho
mandolin club was heard nlono In "Step
Lively," a vivacious selection by Thomas
S. Allen and "Alohn Oo," a hnuntlng Ha
waiian melody, originally composed for
native stringed Instruments by ex-Queen
Lllluoknlant and adapted for mandolins
by H. F. Odoll. Tho gleo club's unaccom
panied selections wero Bullard's "The
Kaanagh" nnd Dudley Buck's beautiful
arrangement of "Annlo Lnurlo," which was
rendered with genulno sentiment.
Porhaps tho most fetching parts of tho
entertainment wero n "popular medley,"
by tho Mandolin Club, and a "popuar
potpourri," by tho Gleo Club Soxtct, which
sang with notably well-blended voices.
Tho familiar molodics In these selections
plonsed everybody, and tho audience v"
regretful when tho program patrlotlcnl
ended with "Cheer Old Amhorst," by Jason
N. Plcrco. '02.
Germantown
Mra Josephine Brown, of 420 West
Coulter street, announces tho engagement
of her daughter. Miss Josephine Virginia
Brown, to Mr. Horaco Tcmbrook Dumont,
of this city.
Mr nnd Sirs. Gcorgo S. Webster en
tertained nt dinner on Monday evening
nt tho Huntingdon Valley Country Club
In honor of Miss Dorothy Scott nnd Sir.
Mnurlco Webster, whoso marriage will
tako placo tomorrow.
Tho last meeting of tho Science nnd
Art Club took place on Monday evening
at tho homo of Sir. and Sirs. Cornelius
Wcygandt, of Wlssahlckon avenue near
Hortter street. Tho speaker of tho eve
ning waa Sir. Robert Frost, of Now Eng
land. Along the Reading
Sirs. C. M. La Touretto, of Oak Lano,
will give a tea on Saturday. April 16, In
honor of her daughter. Sirs. Edwards
Stuart Stalnaker, wife of Paymaster Ed
wards Stuart Stalnaker, U. S. N who
has been ordered to Guantanamo, Cuba.
Sllsa Dorothy Lyte, of Kane, Pa., and
Sllsa Ethel Sllllor, ot Port Jervla, N. Y.,
who are students at tho Becchwood School,
returned to the school thla week from
Ocean City, N. J., where they havo been
spending their Bprlng vacation on a house
party.
Frankford
Sllsa Clarice J. Williams, daughter of
Sir. and Sirs. Charles E. Williams, of
4G00 Frankford avenue, was given a mis
cellaneous shower by her friends on Mon
day evening. Among those present were
Mrs. Harry Fisher, SIIs3 Florence Fisher,
Mrs. John Mellor, Sirs. Charles Haines.
Mrs. Frank Crossley, Sirs. Albert Itoborts,
Sirs. Orvllle Kllley. Sirs. HUgh J. Wood,
Mrs. Lawrence Gllmore, Sirs. Christian
Leldlck, Sirs. Frederick Tucker, Sllss Hat
tie Lewis, Sirs. Marguerite Stoltz, Mlsa
Hilda Stoltz, Sllss Agnea Almen, Sllss
Florence Tucker, Slra. Slary E. Lewis, Sir
C. E. Williams, Sllsa Edith Williams. Sllsa
Eleanor Thompson, Sllsa Bertha Kern,
Sllss Ethel Bender, Miss Gertrude
Schrader, Sllsa Alice Boyd, Sllsa Slary
Fletcher, Sir. Fredsrlck A. Tucker, Mr.
Horace Biles, Sir. Raymond Tucker and
Sir. Charles E. Williams.
Kensington
The Columbia Country Club, which Is
composed of a number of young men of
the northeastern section of the city, la
making arrangements for tho opening ot
the clubhouse In NewportvlltQ, Pa, on
May IS.
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fweri' Club reception to Common Pt
Orphans' Court Judjses, IScllovue-atr&Uord.
abler Symphony, Academy of Music.
Corapmcal Society. Dr fleonra II Roor.
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Kenslnston Board ot Trade, Hancock street
and Suavuhanna avenue; 8 o clock. Free.
South 03d Street Bualneai Men' a Associa
tion, 62d and Banacra stneta; 8 o'clock. Kre.
East Central Buatnesa Men, 423 Spruoa
street; 8 o'clock. Free.
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STUDENTS OF COLGATE UNIVERSITY
TO GIVE CONCERT IN GERMANTOWN
Combined Glee and Mandolin Clubs of Colleges Will Be
Heard at Association Hall, Germantown Avenue and
Rittenhouse Street, on April 20 Other Doings
A CONCERT will bo given by tho com
bined Qlco nnd Mandolin Clubs, of
Colgate University, at Association Hall,
Gormantown avenue, nbova Rittenhouse
street, Germantown, on Thursdny, April
20, nt S:15 o'clock. Tho concert III bo
given under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society, of Summit Presbyterian
church, Westvlow and Grccno streets, Qer
mnntou n.
Considerable Interest is being manifest
ed In tho dnn o to be given on Friday
ovenlng, April 7, in the Rittenhouse, tho
proceeds of which will be used to equip
tho Ear Department of tho Hahnemann
Hospital Tho affair Is being nrfanged
by Doctor Joseph V. F. Clay and DrJ
Gilbert J. Palon. The patronesses aro
Sirs. Leon T. Ashcraft. Sirs Duncan
Campbell, Mrs Joseph V F Clay, Sirs.
R. C Goldsmith. Sirs John E James. Jr ,
Sirs. William R. Lyman. Sirs. Walter C.
Madeira. Sirs. Gllbort J l'alen, Mrs J
Herbert Redding, Sirs. George Earle Ralg
uel, Sirs Dudley Saul, Sirs. Lewis Starr,
Mrs. Edmund L. Tustln, Sirs. James I.
SI. Wilson, Sirs. Slonroe D. Voungman.
Tho "13" Club held lta semimonthly
meeting at the home of Sllss Helen Le
Glerso, 1662 Lancaster avenuo, last Mon
day This club Includes Sllsa Elizabeth
SIcMahon. president; Mlsa Reglna Harry,
secretary and treasurer; Sllsa Alice (Coolj,
Sllss Gertrude Gregg, Sliss Grace Moon
ey, Sllss Florence Slugnler, Sllsa Helen Le
Gterse, Sllss Slary Storrlssey, Sllss Slar
garet Slorrlssey, Mlsa Detty Barry, Sllsa
Slargaret Connolly, Sllss Hilda Crawford
and Sllss Slargaret Franz. The members
are "1015" graduates ot tho Catholic Girls'
High School.
"The Twilight Fellowship" gave a re
ception in honor of Sir. Dudley G Singer
on Sunday evening in the blue room of
the Colonial Cafe.
Among those present were Sir. Dudley
G. Singer, Mr. Jules Slgmund, Dr. Robert
S. Rraunstoln, Mr. Samuel Hlrthenhorn,
Sir. I. T Lydenbaum, Ph. D.
Doctor Hraunsteln rendered Beveral
vocal selections, Mr. Slgmund featured
quick "characterization changes" and ec
centric dancing was shown by Sir. S.
Hlrshenhorn. A speech followed by Mr,
Singer.
Tho Jolly Six played their final pinochle
game last evening at the home of Dr.
and Sirs. Retberold. 12th street and Fair
mount avenue. The members of the club
Include Dr and Sirs Relberold, Dr. and
Sirs. Peiffer, Mr. L. Slarco, Sd, and Sir.
S. W. Baldwin, Jr.
MRS. H. P. SCHNEIDER, of 1209 Erie
avenue, entertained her "500" club
at cards and luncheon last week. Among
her guests were Sllsa Helen Metz, Mra,
George Orr, Mrs. C. E Landenslaugher.
Sirs. W. Merker, Mrs. Leon Davis, Sirs. H.
E. Hosback, Sirs. Frederick Metz. Sirs.
H. Loutz, Mrs. John McCusker, Mrs. J,
Holman and Sirs. Henry P. Rtedel, Jr.
The Mlshorral SSlon Society held Its
regular meeting last Sunday evening at
the home of Sllsa Lenora Gordon. 830
South street. Sir. Leon II. Rose, adviser
to the club, spoke on the "Jewish Con
gress" and after explaining the Dance of
the Council of Jewish Clubs, the club
members sang "Hatlckvah," "Dort Woo
Plo Zeder," "Come Thou Almighty King."
and "God la In Hla Holy Temple." Noml
nations wero made and refreshment
served.
The next meeting will be hid Sunday
at the home of Mlsa Rosalie Sommer3,
822 South street.
A birthday party was given In honor
of Mlsa Fanny Kline, on Sunday evening,
at her home, 6t2 Lansdowne avenue.
Among those present were: MUs LeUck,
Miss Levin, Miss MaigolU, Mlsa Homer,
Mlsa GeUter. Mlsa Kspner. Miss Segal,
Mlsa Mary Schyner, Mlsa Lena Schyner.
Mis Qalmin, MUs Dorothy Cline, Mies
yigderman, ansa vanny turn, uua Ai-
pert, JUsa Dorothy Levied IUm Cohen,
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Sllsa Sllllor, Mr. Burns. Sirs. Segal, Sir.
Splcgal. Sir. Elscn, Sir. Wless, Sir. Lovlck,
Sir. Caiman. Sir. Romer, Sir. Goren. Mr.
Fclnstcln, Sir. Lelnson, Sir. Kaufman,
Sir. Cohort, Sir. Polnkoff, Sir. Sam Kline,
Sir. Hnrry Kline and Sir. Bruck.
Sir. SInx Sublnger, jWnager of tho for
eign department of itrto Stato Bank of
Philadelphia, entertained Saturday night
nt a dlnrfcr.j In the'' Syllman, 714 Pino
street. Those prcsentWero : Sir. nnd Sirs.
Harold C. JCrauskopf, Sir. Frank C. Crow,
Mr. and Slr&iJNolBcher.
Tho iUmtrw-u3 nrrahged by Sllsa L. C.
ntlllmanTrnind the room was gaily
aecoraieu. , i
j Sllss Rao E Haymruf; of 122 North 8th
phxci, ciuerinineu mo memnors ot nor
stwlng clrolcr qn Tuesday QVcnlngV The
members present were Syss" Fao Oabler,
SIlsA Fannie J. Wnldman, Sllss Sadye
SpltA Sllsa Fannie iRywock, SI(ss Pauline
Kohn Miss Slollle-Roscnbaum, Miss Selma
Lowcnstcln,,Sll9 Ftoi-enco Roscnblltt and
Sllss VrancrScharf.
"AS "T-
ThvPlazirClub held a meeting at' tho
hoine of If. Anthony Cohen, 1CS North
SUf Btreef, Preparations nre bolng made
for Ijur concert and danco by tho ball
commltteo, which consists of Sir. Jack
Pressman, chairman; Sir. Joieph Halhem,
treasurer: Sir. Bud Weinberg, secretary,
and Sir. Benjamin Slultz. The affair will
bo held at tho Apollo Hall on Sunday eve
ning, Slay 7.
mllE friends of the Uptown Homo for
X tno Aged are making elaborate arrange
ments for n concert and dance, to be held
in the Parkway Auditorium, Broad and
Cherry streeta. next Sunday evening,
This dance Is the fifth of a series of
six dances which the auxiliary has under
taken to give In order to raise J 1500 which
they have promised to give to the older
society bo as to enable It to take the
mortgage off the home, 957 North Frank
lln street
A Bpecial Una of talent has been en
gaged from various vaudeville houses run
ning during the week and special ef
forts nre being made to make the affair
the most enjoyable the patrons of the
auxiliary ever had.
Specialty dance3 will be one of the
features.
The committee In charge of this affair
Includes Sir. David Schwartz, chairman;
Sllss Clara Klvltz. secretary; Sir. David
Waxman, Sllsa Reba Frank, Sllsa Rose
Frank, Sir. Louis Solador, Sir. Samuel
Gold, Sir. Samuel Krouse, Sllsa Jennie
Solador, Sir Benjamin Gold, Sir Sam
Mort. Sllsa Slatllda Cohen. Sllss Beatrice
Solomon, Sir. Herbert Flick and Sir. Julius
Charleston.
On Thursday night a party was given by
the Messrs. Berg at 629 Cantrell Btreet In
honor of Sir, Nathan Ankln. Among those
attending were Mr. Barney B. Berg, Sir
S. Parker, Sir. Charles Rodown, Sllsa
Grace Brown, Sllss Ada Deckter. Exhi
bition dances were given by Sir. Barney
B. Berg, assisted by Mlsa Mary Coonca.
Mr, Charlea Rodown acted as toastmaster.
Mlsa Lena Baron entertained at her
home, 4101 Chestnut street, on Sunday.
Those present were Mlsa Lena Baron, Mlsa
Bessie Harrison, MUa Caroline Lelder,
Mlsa Minerva Baron, MUs Gertrude Har
rison, Mlsa Rhoda Baron, Mlsa Martha
Welsa. Mlsa Rosa Rosaman, Miss Minerva
Bernstein, Misa Ethel Harrison, Miss
Helen Revine, Miss Esther Armon, Sllsa
Hannah Berg, Mlsa Leah Bernstein, Misa
Helen Green, Mr. Herman Harrison, Sir.
Herman Washer, Mr, Jack Cohen. Mr
Bernard Borofsky, Mr. Nathaniel Fisher.
Mr. Julius Cohen, Mr. Emanuel Goldman,
Mr. Abraham Mlttleman, Mr. Herman
Flaher, Mr. Bamuel Applebaum, Mr. Jo
seph Greenoerg. ur. joeepn a. lieasier.
Mr. Harry Mlttleman, Mr. Maurlca Grtcu
a.nd Mr, nn Witt
Krcts
GHOWS RAPIDLY '
Organization nt Big Powtlor PInnt
hnlnrgea Its Quarters
rCSfNSOnOVE. N. J.. April 5 Tho
riTleFtuY0."1'r,Men's c"rlstlan Assocla
i? . i i.?0.""1 JtTsoy hM n "'ration
last night to mark tho formal opening of
new quarters near tho du Pont powder
camps nnd village.
h,,i,tH1 a.tV mnlMH "Ro "with a small
building and less than 200 members, tho
enrolment has Jumped to moro than 2000
members and tho quarters havo been en
argrd until now tho Association building
Is tho most pretentious of tho hnstlly
built frame structures m tho new powder
villages
Tho building contnlns a lobby, Boclal
and reading room, bowling hall with eight
alleys, four classrooms and n large gym
nasium It provided a much-needed social
centro for tho powder workers and draws
Its membership largely from Camp No. 2.
directly opposlto which tho building Is lo
cated In thH camp approximately 3000
American workmen aro quartered. At
another camp In tho rear nro 2500 foreign
laborers, nnd hero tho V SI C A. has
opened a social room and Is conducting
classes In English.
Woodbury
The Entertainment Commltteo of the
Woodbury Country Club has nrrnnged a
concort nnd informal reception to the new
and the retiring president of tho club on
tho ocnlng of Saturday, April 15,
AMUSEMENT
"Come to Bohemia"
Ono of those rent nlehta at
HOTEL WALTON
Thursday Evening-, April 6
Moro noel foaturcs, anothnr cood tlmo and
JtchKSi? nB f th ramou' ""ltlno
Souvenirs. Dancing after 10
Secure tables from tho head nalter.
Eugene G. Miller, Manager
Palace ioAjiA&iDiPM-
Constance Collier
in "Tun code or MAHCIA onAY"
Comlncr Thursday, Friday, Saturday
FANN113 WAKD In 'TOU Tlin DEKKNBn"
. CHESTNUT Below 10th
Arcadia AH s Week
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "THE HAP.1T OF HAPPINESS"
Stanley
MARKET ADOVE 10TII
11:15 A.M. to 11 lift P.M.
TODAY LAST TIMES
Leonore Ulrich
In "THE HEART OF PAULA"
Thurs ,l'rl ,8aft, Duetln Tornum In "UcnDIalr"
T7.J., MARKET ABOVE OTH
VlPtflVlfl Today nnd Tomorrow
Y XjjJi.lGf ritANK MILLS
EDITH REEVES In
"MORAL FABRIC"
Added "CASE or MARY PAGE" No. 11
Also SIDNEY DREW COMEDY
PIANO RECITAL
ARTHUR HOWELL WILSON
The Llttlo Theatre. Tomor.. Apr C, S:1B P. M.
Tickets 11 80. II at Heppo'a and at Box Office.
ACADEMY TONIGHT AT 8:15.
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
MAHLER'S 8TH SYMPHONY
400 Unreeerved Seata In Amphitheatre. BOo
Knickerbocker p"YBlnT,in!r.
Matlneea Tueaday, Thursday and Saturday.
Forrest Theatre psw April 7th
A REMARKABLE ALL-STAR PERFORMANCE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Eaglesville Sanatorium Consumptives
Unler the auspices of tho United Theatre Managers of Philadelphia.
SAMUEL F. NIXON, Chairman. THOMAS M. LOVE, Business Manager.
All Participating in this Benefit Volunteer Their Services by Permission
of Their Respective Managers and the Managers of Theatres.
A Grand Array of Stageland's Best Artists
From the Lyric
The N. Y. Winter Garden Co. pre
sents its greatest musical extrav
aganza. "A World of Pleasure"
Choice numbers by Clifton Craw
ford, Conroy and LeMaire, Collins
& Hart. Venita Fitzhugh, Franklin
Batie, Herman Timbers and Hattie
Darling, McMahon, Diamond and
Chaplow and chorus,
From the Forrest
The Stuyvesant Producing Co.
presents selections from
"Come to Bohemia"
Introducing Dalsle Irving, Walter
Percival, Fred Nice, Ada May Weeks,
Alice liegeman, Denman Maley, Don
ald McMillan, Muriel Hudson and
chorus.
From the Garrick
Cohan and Harris will present the
entire first act of their successful
farce,
"It Pays to Advertise"
with Marjorie Wood, George Schaef
fer, Louise Drew, Grant Mitchell,
Ben Johnson, Will Deming and Cecile
Breton.
FASHION PARADE Gown Display from Philadelphia's Leading
Stores and Modistes.
d,.r. .mriar tha direction oi FrJ. O. Nlxon
Orchestra trom the Lyrlc-Adelphl and Forrest Theatres, direction ot Richard schmwL
musicians have been srauUd permission to volunteer their aervtoea by Uxl T , .
W C Sheppard. President. TM Sta Department ot too vaiious iuairt wiuim
services bl permission ot tho 1- A. T. a. E. Weal
Seats Now On Sale at the Forrest
Help One of Philadelphia's Host Ccssmsdbla Charities. Prteej
MOON MAKES MISTAKE
IN COLUMBUS PAINTING
Didn't Shine as Sh6wn in Dis
covery ot America at Con
gress Hall Exhibit
And now tho moon Is "In wrong."
For there was no full moon shlntng
down on the Plnta, the Nina and the
Banta Mnrla, Columbus' caravels, out at
sea the night before the low-tying ehora
of a new continent was discovered
through the morning mist. Astronomical
records prove It.
Tho discovery of this historical fact
came to light nt the exhibition of his
torical pictures In Congress Hall, where
there Is one painting which depicts that
dramatic evening. A full moon Is rising
above tho eastern horizon and tho re
flection of the setting sun tnt.i the sails
of Columbus' flagship. It Is very Impres
sive t but nn nrt lover with nn nstrono
mlrril turn ot mind doubted the au
thenticity of the moon.
"Tho critic of the painting Is right,"
replied Dr. Erlo Dopllttle, professor of
astronomy at the university of Penn
sylvania, when appealed to. "The moon
on October 11, 1492, did not rise until
10 o'clock and then It was midway be
tween a full moon and a half moon."
The exhibition, which wna scheduled
to close June 20, will be continued until
after tho end of the Associated Advertis
ing Clubs of the World convention, June
2f, to 30, on tho request of tho Poor
Richard Club, and perhnps until tho Na
tional Fourth of July Celebration here.
AMUSEMENT
BROAD Matinee Today
LAST 4 EVOS MATINEE SATURDAT.
MAUDE ADAMS taaS,,KS?,B
LAST TETEIl PAN MAT. TOMOnUOW
NEXT WEEK Scata Tomorrow
LAURETTE
TAYLOR
(The Original "PEG")
IN A NEW COMEDY
The Wooing of Eve
ny J. HARTLEY MANNERS
Author of "PEO O' MY HEART"
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
"Thoroughly Merltorloua Dill I" Ledger.
Valerie Bergere & Co.
Presenting "LITTLE CHERRY BLOSSOM"
Wilbur Mack & Nella Walker
Laddie Cliff
EIJNORE WILLIAMS: "TANOO SHOES"!
EDNA SHOWALTEIl. AND OTHER STARS.
GAERICK Pop. Mat. Today
COHAN & HARRIS Prcient
THE TUNNIEST TLAY IN THE WOnLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Original New York Cait and Production.
Dent Scata fl at Popular Matinee Today.
T VTJTP LAST 1.60 MAT. TODAY
Jj 1 XVlU LAST BIX TIME8
The N. Y Winter Garden' Million Dollar Mu
sical Extravnirnnza A WORLD OK PLEASURE
With a Great Cast of 123
CLIFTON CRAWFORD. CONROY & LeMAIRH
Collins & Hurt. Margaret Edwards, Venlta
Fltzhush, rranklln Batle and Koala Qulnn.
Next Week Seats Tomorrow
The Latest Viennese Operetta Triumph
"ALONE AT LAST" Fran?Lt,ar
A T1"I?T "DT-TT last six times
JUEiXjmX. Ln,t Pop. tl Mat. Tomor.
The Season's Smartest Musical Comedy
"NOBODY HOME"
Full of Zip, Melody and Fun
Next Week Seats Tomorrow
Eucens Walter's Latest Play
"THE LITTLE bllEPHEIiO OF KINQDOM
COME '
Globe Theatre SiSSW
vJiUWC VAVDBVILLB Continuous 11
A. M to 11 P M. 10c. ISC, 23c.
"Solomon, the Great," Sf JJ&S'ju,
Barney Williams and Girls A0fhert
A7a"lvi--r- VV MaU Tu"' Thura.
VV aillUL 25c 60c Reg- Mat. Sat.
Evgs 23c to tl.no higher.
"DAMAGED GOODS"
Next Week "BRINGING UP FATHER"
FORREST Pop. Mat. Today
gSSg COME TO BOHEMIA
Best SMita 11.00 at Pop. Matinee Today.
Amnvino-n alrord blow 8h- Mitt. 284.
iimeilCail Arvlne Stock in
"A Woman's Way." Mats. Tues., Thurs.. Sat.
From B. F. Keith's
Eddie Leonard, tho Prince of Min
strels, and Billie Burke's "Tango
Shoes,' Vaudeville's Newest Novelty.
From the Adelphl
The Comstock-Marbury Co. pre
sents the smart features of the mu
sical hit,
"Nobody Home"
with Lawrence Grossmith, Charlea
Judels, Zoe Barnett, Nigel Barrio,
Mignon McGibeny, Helen Clarke,
Quentin Tod and entire chorus.
From Nixon Grand
Rio and Norman, European Nov
elty Artists,
From the Nixon Theatre
Lew Fitzgibbon, Xyjophone Xpert,
"From Broadway Theatre
Kelly and Galvin, the Daga and the
Actor,
From Nixon's Colonial
Natalia Navarre, tha Sweet Saxo
phonist.
- NlrdlUuwr nd Harry T Jordan, fnibln
No. s, twnjamia mrtuBo,nw.
Box Office. Get in Line E
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