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EVENING LEDaBR PHILADELPHIA', MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1916.
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NANCY WYNNE INTERESTED IN PLAY
UNDER AUSPICES OF SUFFRAGE
"The Yellow Jacket" Will Be Given in Dramatic Recital
Tomorrow at the Little Theatre by Dr., Fred
eric Poole Other Matters of Interest
MEMBERS OF MRS. WHARTON'S DANCING CLASS
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"mHE YHLLOW JACKET," which
JLnrnny of us had tho pleasuro of
seeing Inst year nt the Little Theatre,
will bo Riven In ilrnnuitla recital nRnln
at tho tiny playhoiiso on Vo Lanccy
street tomorrow evonlnst, under the
auspices of tho Woman Surfrngo party,
by Dr. Kretlerlc I'oolo. Tho suftraKista
who hcllovo "It Payn to Advertise"
havo miccocded In giving a decided
Chinese ntmosphcre to tho Daffodil tea
room this week, whero tho tickets nro
being sold by young women In Chlneso
costume, nnd tho window decorations
also suggest tho Far East.
Tho story of "Tho Yellow Jacket" Is
as old an the hills and as young ns
(springtime. It Is a play without
sconcry, but ns tho lecturer says, "its
econcry Is ns big ns ycur Imagination,"
and ho Initiates his hearers into the
mysteries nnd humors of tho Chlneso
written language by means of crnyon
drawings. Among tho women of social
promlnenco who will net ns pationcsscs
for "Tho Yellow Jacket" aro Mrs.
Gcorgo A. Dunning, Mrs. Joseph M.
G.izzam, Mrs. "William D. Grange, Miss
Llda Stokes Adams, Dr. Lucy L. W.
Wilson, Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson,
Mrs. William notch AVlster, Mrs. E. 11.
Leafi Mrs. I. II. O'Harra, Miss Vldn
Hunt Frances, Mrs. John C. Trnutwlno,
Jr., and Miss Ellznboth Klrkbrlde. Tho
affair will bo given under tho auspices
of tho Flnanco Committee of which
Mrs. Wolstnn Dlxey Is chairman.
Thoro Is a great romanco about brass
buttons and tho warriors who wear
them: In fact, somo of tho fjIrU find
them qulto Irresistible It la thereforo
not astonishing to hear a charming
maiden talk about her "lonely sol
dlcr" theso days nnd wish ho would
sond her his photograph. Thnt was what
I heard nt a luncheon recently, and
really her cheoks grow pink and her
eyes shono with cxcltcmont ns sho
talked about him. Tho Idea Is to writo
to tho soldier boys who havo no near
and dear ones at homo to cheer them
in tho awful hours In tho trenches. Ho
sides writing to him, you send him
cigars nnd cigarettes and handker
chiefs nnd warm scarfs and nulnlno
pills, nnd ono I know of thoughtfully
ndded a toothbrush to her iiacket for
"Somowhero in Franco," for her "Lone
ly Soldier" had said thnt receiving a
lotter from her wns as good as having
a wholo now toothbrush. That gives us
nn Idea of tho many so-called small
trials theso good mon, bravo and true,
havo to undergo. But beforo you start
this writing to him, you know, you go
to got his namo from a placo In Now
York and you havo to solemnly swear
thnt you nro no Insinuating, nsplrlng
femalo on tho job for a husband, for ns
the clerk tells you, "This is no matri
monial bureau." What a blow to some,
for, as I told you, thcro Is a woiid of
romanco about bmss buttons and war.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Sir nnd Jlrs. Clarence "W. Dolan gave
a largo luncheon yesterday nt Calico Cot
tnge, Alkon, S. C. '
A largo houso party was entertained
over tho week-end -nt Browns-Mllls-ln-the-Plnes
by Mr. F. Zerban Brown, of 317
South 22d htreet. Mr. William Taylor nnd
Mr. Georgo llrown motored down yester
day for tho day.
Two marriages of interest to persons In
this city havo beeen nnnounccd In Now
York, that of Mlrfs Eleanor Ityckman
Drown, daughter of Mrs. Howard Mc
Wllllams nnd the Iato Paul Taylor Brown,
of this city, to Mr. Edwin Mullcr. Jr., of
Lexington, Ky.. which will tako placo at
tho Central Presbyterian unurcn. ,w
rk, on April 25. and JUss amrjorio wni-
ire Brown to air. Konnetn unmiuon
iTunail, of Princeton, on Juno 0, at Plain-
field, N. J.
Miss Hannah Bnndolph, who has been
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. John It. Fell at
Allien, S, C, loft Saturday to return to her
homo In this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fell will
remain In the South until after Easter.
Among those spondlnir tho week-end at
tho Traymoro, Atlantic City, were Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph B. Townsond, Mr. and Mrs.
nollln II WlUiur and Mrs. W. Percy
Simpson. Sir. nnd Mrs. Joseph E. WIdener
nnd Miss Fill WIdener are spending a fort
' night at tho resort.
Mrs, C Bandolph Snowden nnd her
mother, Mrs. William II. Churchman, who
have been abroad for some time, will sail
from England April 15.
Mrs. Thomas McKcan, of Glencoa
' House, Itosemont, left on Thurtday to
spend a few weeks at French Lick Springs,
Ind,
Mrs. John T. Carpenter and her fam
ily returned to nose Cottage, their home
jn St. David's, tha early part of the week.
Mrs. Harry .Wain Harrison left last
woek to spend 'a bhort time at French
Lick Springs, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph a. nosengarten,
who have been living at 2212 De Li-jicey
street pince tho first of January, will re-
V urn to "Chanticleer," their homo in St.
David's, on April H.
Friends of Sirs. C. Heatly Dulles, of
Vlllanoya. are glad to hear she Is recover,
lng from her recent operation In the Uni
versity Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs , William Hall, of 4.J0
South 20th street, announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Mlsa Marie P.
Hall, to Mr, William II. Klrkpatrlck at
a luncheon given on Saturday.
The Misses Braley, of the Holman
School, 2204 Walnut street, will receive
today, from 4 until 8 o'clock. Mr. Seumas
MacMauus will speak upon "Irish Fairy
an4 Folk Lore" before tea Is served. Mrs.
Clifford B. Farr, Mrs. Clinton A. Strong,
Mrs. George H. Pomeroy and Mrs. J. How
ard CloiAi,wlU assist in receiving.
The photographs of members of Vassar
College, class of 1914 usad pu thin iuve
on Saturday were taken by the Marcoau
Studio.
Along the Main Line
BRYN vMAWR Mr. Ralph Adams
Cram, a follower of tha American Institute
Of Architects and a member of the Amerl
pan Federation of Art, gave a lecture on
"Gothic Architecture' n Taylor Hall on
Friday night
noSEMONT Mra. W Barklie Henry,
of Rosemont, and her elster. Mrs. Tim
oth&e AdamfywakJ, of Boston, left )st
week to pend a few days la New York.
ST DAVIDS Mr an4 Mrs. Louli
Jaquctto Palmer, of St. Davids, have sent
out Invitations for a dance on Friday,
April 28, nt tho Saturday Club, of Wayne.
Miss Esther Mulford nnd Miss Marlon
Mylford, daughters of Mr. nnd Mrs. II K
Mulford, of PembroUo avenue, will glvn
a dance nt tho Merlon Cricket Club on
Thursday, April 27. About 200 Invitations
have been sent out
WAYNE Miss Katharine Brlstor, a
student nt Wilson College, who has been
spending her vacation with her aunt. Sirs
Wllllnm It. Roberts. Jr., of Wayne, ro
turnpd to Clinmbcrsburg on Thursday.
Tho Saturday Club of Wnyno will repent
Its minstrel show, followed by a dance,
tomonow evening.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs William W Attains, Jr ,
of Navahoo avenuo nnd Mermaid lane,
entertained at dinner on Saturday night
beforo tho dnnco at tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club. Tho guests were Dr, nnd
Mrs. Frank Knowlcs, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ar
thur C Colahnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry
Weeks, Mr. Frank Donnldson nnd Mr.
Edmund Shnttuck, both of Boston.
Miss Dorothy Foltz. daughter of Dr.
and Sirs. Clinton Foltz, of Bethlehem plko
nnd Summit nxenue, will give a kitchen
shower on Wednesday In honor of Miss
Sibyl Wright, whoso mnrrlago to Mr.
Edward Osbomo Coates will tako place
on Saturday, April 29.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Elcock and their
family, formerly of Glcnslde, nro occupy
ing their new homo on Bethlehem plko.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Slmonln, of
Enst Willow Groo avenuo, spent the
week-end In Baltimore with friends. They
attended tho club dance on Saturday
night nt tho Bnltlmoro Country Club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Basil Harris, of 100 West
Mermaid lane, havo returned from Hot
Springs, Vn,
Germantown
Mr. nnd Sirs. Malcolm Moore, of 246
Harvey street, gnvo a dinner on Saturday
night, tho guests afterward attending tho
dnnco nt tho Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Thoie present wcro Mr. and Mrs. Walter
C. Shipley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Armltt Brown,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John. Lear, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Wclnner, Sir. nnd Mrs. James
Wright, "who wero tho guests of honor,
and Mr. Georgo Lear.
Tho faculty of tho Stevens School has
Issued cards for a lecturo by Prof. Clnr
enco O. Child, whoso subject will bo "Tho
Real Shakespeare," at the school, .221 West
Chelten avenue, tomorrow nt 12 o'clock.
Arrangements are being made for a
play nnd dance to bo given nt tho German
town Cricket Club somo tlmo In May by
tho French Emergency Society of German
town. Mrs William Ncwhall Is chairman
of tho committee
On Mny 30, Memorlnl Day, thcro will
bo a district feto at tho corner of Grccno
nnd Duval streets. Women in German
town nro earnestly working to mako this
affair, under the auspices of tho ICth Leg
islative District Woman Suffrage party, a
hugo success. Thero will bo a May polo
dance, useful articles for sale, refresh
ments, moving pictures nnd speeches by
prominent suffrnglsts.
Mrs. William II. Maurcr, of tho Wood
Norton, .Germnntown, has ns her guest
for n fortnight Sirs. Georgo W. Sea
man, of roughkoopsle, N. Y. Miss Ruth
Parvln Maurei' will entertain nt cards on
Friday, April 14, nt 2 o'clock. Tho guests
will Includo Miss Mnrlon Chapman, Mrs.
David Duff Cramer. Miss Gladys Ed
wards, JIlss Ml Id roil Foster, Mrs. Frnnk
Ilalnbach, Miss Helen Klmmlg, Miss Al
boi ta De Long, Mian Elizabeth McCollcy,
Miss Eleanoro Meacham, Miss Clare
Peters, Miss Elizabeth Chllds Steel. Miss
Ethel Steele Mrs. William II. Maurcr,
Sirs. IC. G. Swopo. Mrs. William T. Steel
and Sirs. Gcorgo W. Scamon, of Pough
kcepslo, N. Y.
Sirs. Howard Ketcham, of Harvey
street, will give n luncheon on Friday,
April 14, In honor of SIlss SInrgarvt
Emlllo Slotlly. The guests will Includo
Sirs. Slaur'ce Webster, Sliss Audrey Kane,
Sirs. And.cw R. SIcCown, Sirs. James
Roberts, Sirs. Jaspar Nlcoll.s and Sirs.
William T. Sloflly.
Sir. and Sirs. Warner G. Earnshaw, of
East Johnson street, havo returned from
Atlantic City, whero they spent u fort
night, accompanied by their two children,
SIlss Corleso Earnshaw and Slaster War
ner G. Earnshaw, Jr.
Along the Reading
MISS IRENE BEATRICE BREYER
Mrs. Anna M. Breyer, of Logan, an
nounces the engagement of her daughter,
Sllsa Irene Beatrice Breyer, to Sir. J.
Parker Illniilo. son of Dr. and Sirs. Tal-
Tjot Reed, of Atlantic City, N. J, No date
has been set for tha wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lower gave a birth
day party in honor of their eon, Slaster
Frank Lower, on hia fifth anniversary, a
their home, 6123 North 11th street, Logan,
on Saturday ufternoon. Among the guests
were Miss Margaret Lane, Mlsa Dorothy
SlacEntee, Mlsa Catherine Fox, Slaster
Oscar Gerney, Slaster Frank Threpelton,
Master Robert Mathewson, Slaster Clay
ton Berks
- Sirs. Margaret S. Maglll, of Logan, an
nounce the engagement of her daughter,
Miss SI. Marguerite Maglll. to Mr. Harry
A. Dursch. of North Philadelphia.
The Huntingdon Valley Country Club,
at Noble, Pa., will hold Its next club
dinner-dance on Friday at 7:39 o'clock.
Sir. J Ifitberford McAllister, of St. Slar
tln's. will enteitain he board of gov
ernorg of the club at dinner before the
dancs Tha club will glvo a series of
teas on Sunday afternoon during tho
early spring for the members and their
famine The first one was licld yesterday.
Thoto by nelly & Way.
Top row: Mr. Richard P. Dcy, Miss Kathleen Dennlston, Mr. Molcher, Mr. Hniuiu Vinson, Miss Marion Toulmin, Mr. Richard Sprngue, Mi3S Miriam Kane, Mr. Earnshaw Murdock,
Mr. Gustnvua H. Fletcher, Miss Christine Rchn, Mr. Rlchnrd Powell, Mrs. Joseph L. Wharton, Mrs. Augustus B. Stoufjhton, Second row: Mr. Harrison Townscnd, Mis3 Anna Dennis
ton, Mr. Donald Kent, Miss Catherine Davis, Mr. Joseph Shoemaker, Miss Dorothy Daniels, Mr. William Adamson, Mr. Orlando Crease, Jr., Mr. Clarence Freeman, Mr. Harold
Brnun, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Caroline Murdock, Mr. James Hunter. Third row: Mr. Howard E. Hannum, Miss Anno Hanson, Mr. Norman Moore, Miss Mildred Shcppard,
Mr. Herbert Casscy, Miss Carolyn Shcppard, Miss Marparet M. Castle, Mr. Howard N. Melchcr, Mr. William Mnyberry, Mr. Lewis B. Beatty, Mr. Alfred Norris, Mr. Jnmnrd Zcck
wer, Mr. Jnmcs Monroe. Fourth row: Mr. John Heyl, Miss Eleanor Edmunds. Mr. S. Brinton Shoemaker, Miss Iola Seeds, Mr. Edward G. McGnnnon, Miss Dorothy Dinsmorc,
Mr. II. K. Dunn. Jr.. Miss Elizabeth Ash. Mr. Atrustus U. Stoucrhton. Miss Marion Field Shnrnlcss. Miss Hcnscl. Miss Dorothv Foltz. Mr. Charles Robert Weiss. Fifth row: Mr.
Allen R. Sexton, Mr. Jacob Rcigcl, Jr., Miss Georgianna A, Pitficld, Miss Martha Shoemaker, Mr. John Moffley, 3d, Miss Audrey Kane, Mr. Paul
Charles W. Whnrton, Mis3 Louisa G. Davis, Mr. Gcorgo B. Morgan.
SOCIETY IN GAY
RAIMENT ON WALK
Atlantic City's Famous Wooden
Way Replete With
Philadelpliians
ATLANTIC CITY, April 10. Sorpcn
tlno hosiery, barber polo skirts and laml
scapo hats glvo such n. colorful aspect
to tho Great Wooden Way that even April
snow and lenden skies ennnot mar the
gaiety of the prc-Easter contingent, which
Is lnrgcr than ever before, nnd a whole
lot brighter. Never hns fcmlnlno ap
parel been so full of rainbow tints. Even
if a smart matron or maid Is so conser
vntlvo ns to wear dark attlro sho will
bo suro to havo n brilliant bouquet of
spring blossoms ns an adornment to her
corsage.
Landscape hnts are distinctly new.
They get their namo from tho chintz cov
ering on which Is printed babbling brooks,
forests, bunsets or somo other sugges
tions of tho "truly rural." This now
form of headgear takes tho shape of
broad, stralght-brlmmcd sailors
A distinct novelty last week was n
sklit with the stripes made to go nround
in zebra stylo Instead of the perpen
dicular. Sir. nnd Sirs. E. T. .Stotesbury nrrlved
nt tho Shelburno last Friday and lost no
tlmo -In mingling with tho Iioardwnlk
throng, for tho weather was Ideal for n
brisk stroll. Sirs. Stotesbury wore a
sombro coat suit with an ermlno stolo.
Her straight-brim black sailor wns sug
gestive of springtime with Its garniture
of bright blossoms.
A number of functions nro being nr
rnnged for tho week following Easter.
Dr. and Sirs. Theodore Senseman have
Issued Invltntlons for a small dance at
tho Hotel Traymoro Thursday evening,
April 27.
Sir. Joseph E. WIdener, of Elklns Tark,
spent tho week-end with Sirs. WIdener.
who nrrlved at tho Traymoro last week,
accompanied by her daughter, SIlss Fill
WIdener.
Sir. and Sirs. Henry S. Halo were on
tho Wnlk today with SIlss Rasmus 'and
Sirs. Carl G. Rasmus.
Not far awny wcro Sirs. Joseph II.
Seaver and Sirs. W. I'eicy Simpson, of
Overbrook. They nre staying nt the Tray
moro. Sir. nnd Sirs. Joseph R. Townsend are
prolonging their stay nt tho Traymore.
Sirs. P. M. Rhlnelander Is entertaining
nt tho Chelsea over Sunday SIlss E. W.
Storer, of Cambridge. Slass.
Dr. James W. Wlstcr nnd Sir. F. Corlles
Slorgan came down for the week-end to
enjoy the golf over nt Seavlew.
Sir. and Sirs. Francis It. Strnwbrldga
and family, who nro at Chelsea, will re
main until after Easter.
The Atlantlo City Yncht Club will give
a dance on April 28. Cards aro out for a
dinner-dance iU the Scaview Country Club
on Enster Slonday night.
The Easter season will nlso be marked
by a great deal of entertaining among
the Philadelphia cottagers, several of
whom havo arrived and are giving a serlei
of week-end house parties.
Down In Chelsea nre Sir. and Sirs. John
P. Connelly nnd family, -who have Just
opened their seashore home, 7 South Slor
rls avenue.
Sir. and Sirs. J. D. C. Henderson are
occupying their handsome villa, Chelsea
and Pacific nvenues. Sir. and Sirs. David
Ellis have opened their cottage, Iowa ave
nue and tha Beach, Sir. and Sirs. SI. F.
SIcDonough and the Sllsses SIcDonough
wll entertain a series of .parties at their
summer home, 14 South Slorrls avenue.
In Ventnor are Dr. William L. Clark
and family, who opened their cottage for
thq Lenten season. Mr. and Sirs. Robert
Sloore are spending several weeks at their
Dorset square home.
Sir. George A. Huhn, Sirs. Walsh and
Sir. and Sirs. W. C. Trexler were at tha
Chelsea for over Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Flnletter, who seldom
miss an Easter in Atlantlo City, came
down Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Sirs, J. Franklin SIcFadden and
son will remain at the Chelsea Indefinitely.
At the Shelburne are Mr, and Mrs.
p, F. Rothermel, Sir. and Sirs. Felix
Eckerson and Mr. Eugene Harvey.
Tioga
The first annual dinner and dance of
the Tioga Improvement Leaguo will ba
held this evening In the Nlcetown Boys'
Clubhouse, 18th street and Hunting
Park avenue. Sir. Percy O, Feger,
the president, will preside, and the com
mittee In charge Includes Sir. L. L. Mc-
Closkey, Sir. R. St. Slilllgan, Sir- Samuel
Pugh, Sir. George L. Rote, S.Ir. H- G.
Gear, Mr. J- C. Morris, Mr, Thomas R.
Cook, Mr, Charles F. Havey, Sir. J. H,
Ferguson, Sir. James Doalc. sir. Joseph
Sternbarger, Sir. K. M. Mllheln, Mr.
Robert SI. Brown and Mr. Thomas G. Ja
toby. North Philadelphia
Mr. William W. Wright, of Phlllpsburg.
Pa., and Mr. Harry pohen, of Bellefonte,
Pa., entertained Miss Ida Goldberg and
Bliss Esther V Goldberg, of 720 Fair
mount asenue. at the theatre, followed by
a supper at the Bellevue-StraUord. lut
weielf.
FURTHER PLANS ARE LAID
FOR ANNUAL MT. SINAI BALL
Members of Committee Promise an Elaborate and Ar
tistic Entertainment for the Guests Many Other
Affairs of Social Interest
THE sixteenth annual ball of tho
Slount Slnat Hospital, which will bo
given Tuesday evening, April 2B, nt the
Academy of Sluslc, promises to malntnln
tho rcputntlon of being ono of the most
beautiful and delightful social events of
tho year.
From tho present Indication of tho salo
of tickets nnd from the promises of thoso
who will attend, this yenr'a ball will
ccllpso nil provlous affairs.
Elaborate In conception, dainty in color
nnd nrtlstlc In design nro the decorations
that will bo used, Tho historical old
building will be converted Into a bower of
fragrance. From tho rear of tho stage, n
rustic brldgo will lend to tho danco lloor.
Ono of the rails of tho brldgo will be en
twined with blossomi nnd trailing vines.
At Intervals, nrches will bo erected, on
twined with vines nnd studded with blos
soms, and on either side of the stago
masses of greenery will be banked. Palm
trees and ferns will havo tho effect of a
woodland dell.
Tho proscenium boxes will bo curtained
hy greenery, delightfully set with palms
and shrubbery. Slyrlads of tiny electric
lights will sparklo and glisten. The music
stands will be converted Into n bower,
covered witii flowers nnd colored electric
lights.
Tho bnll will open promptly at 0 p. m
with a concert by ono of tho two or
chestras, followed by general dancing.
An April Fool's party was given at tho
Spokane clubhouso. Oil South 3d street,
on Saturday evening. Tho clubhouso was
decorated especially for that occasion. Sir.
Wilmington
WILSIINGTON, April 10. Somo of tho
April weddings here will Include trtose of
SIlss Edna Louise Smith, daughter of Sir.
and Sirs. Philip Brinton Smith, and Sir.
APRIL 10. Some of tho April wed
dings here will Includo thoso of SIlss
Edna Louise Smith, daughter of Sir. and
Sirs. Philip Brinton Smith, and Sir
Joshua Christy Conner, to tnko placo In
Graco Slethodist Episcopal Church on
Wednesday, April 19, at 7 o'clock In tho
evening. A reception will follow at tho
home of the bride, 1C01 Sit. Salem lano.
Tho marriage of Miss Helen Gertrudo
Sllllspaugh, daughter of Oeorgo SIllls
paugh, of 237'South Slolvlllo street, Phil
adelphia, nnd Dr. Edgar Qulmby Bullock,
of 835 Van Buren street, this city, will
tako placo on April 2G. Doctor Bullock is
ona of tha leading phyMclans In this city.
SIlss Helen C. du Pont, daughter of Sir.
nnd Sirs. T. Coleman du Pont, und Sir.
Hollydny S. Steeds, Jr.. son of Sir- nnd
Sirs. Hollydny S. Sleeds. of Chevy Chase,
Sid., will be married In Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church at 6 o'clock on Saturday
night. April zs.
Colonel and Sirs. Edmund G. Buckner
entertained at dinner Friday night at
their home, 1308 Delaware avenue, for
Sir. and Sirs. Pierre du Pont. Covers
were laid for 18 guests. The decorations
were spring flowers.
Sir. and Sirs. James Ashton, of Chester,
Pa., havo Issued Invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter. SIlss Jane Slao
Ashton, to Mr. Samuel Watson SIcDoug
all, of this city, on the evening of April
21, In St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Ches
ter. What's Doing Tonight
Contemporary Club, Bellevue-Stratford; 8
o'clock.
Hovlew. lit Troop. City Cavalry, 524 and
lUtutead itrceti; 8 o'clock.
Bookkeepers' Beneficial AMOdatloa, 14H
Arch etreet! 8.80 o'clock.
Dinner. Tloja Improvement league. Boys'
Club; 7.30 o'clock,
Ma-meet!ne. 234 Ward Republlcane. Frank
ford unue and Unity atreet) 8 o'clock,
Retreat. Knlibts of Columbue; Cathedral.
Pennvanla Historical Society, 1300 Locuat
atreet, 8 o'clock.
Flfty-aeventh Street Improvement Aepc!a.
tlon, 60th atreet and Olrard avenue; 8 o'clock.
Free.
Philadelphia Chapter. American Institute of
Arsbltecu, 1201 Chancellor street! 8 o'clock.
Oak Lane Improvement Association. Chelten
and Park avenues; 8 o'clock. Free.
South Philadelphia Iluslneas lien's Associa
tion. Broad and Federal streets; 8 o'clock.
Free.
Publla reception to the Ilev. Dr. decree W.
Henson. Arch Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Notices for the. Society pare will ba
accepted bdu prinicu in me E.Teaiiis
Ledser, but all such notices miut be vtrlt-
klsned in full, with full address, and wbi
oasslblo telephoue number .must ba cheu.
in full, with full address, and when
bend all such communications ta "So
ciety Editor.'' Evening J-Jer. U03 Chest
nut street
Unless these requirements are carried
out, so that lerlncatlon stay ba pesalbla.
the; notice wilt not b vubllsbed.
Stack Burk. of Savannah, Ga., sang somo
of his latest Bongs, nsslsted by Sir. Stan
ley L. Ilcllmoro, of Baltimore, Sid. An
exhibition dnnco wns given by Sir. Slax
well Gordon, assisted by SIlss Harriet
Schwartz. Sir. Sleycr Goldstein was at
tho piano.
THE Young People's Society of Tioga
held Its sixth annual banquet Friday
evening nt the Tioga Baptist Church. The
affair was a great success, about 130 peo
plo being present. Prof. A. Oswald Sllch
encr, of the Northeast High School, acted
ns toastmastor, and his witty remarks
brought forth repeated npplauso. Among
the speakers were tho Rev. R. Dox, Sir.
Edward Arnold, Mr. Georgo W. Ilrndcn,
SIlss Stary J. Hopper, Sir. G. S. Young
nnd Sir. Ray S. Hudson. Prominent nmong
thoso present wero SIlss Elizabeth Hirst,
SIlss II. Snyder, SIlss SIllllo Donaldson,
Sliss SInrtha Kelly, Miss Florence Stohr,
Sir. Arthur Drow, Sir. Russell Howell,
Mr. Lawrence Howell, Sir. Edwnrd Arn
old, Sir. Oeorgo Couter, Sir. Wnlter Ilngy,
Mr. Albert Geo and Sir. John McAllister.
SIlss Amelia IC. Clunton, 5115 Spring
field avenue, will entertnln tho following
ladles nt luncheon and a "500" today: Sirs.
L. F. Bcncke, Sirs. A. Brownlce, SIlss Jean
Brownlec, Sirs. Elizabeth Clunton, SIlss
Zallulah Clunton, SIlss Leila Cluntbn, Sirs.
B. Frank Cressman, Sirs. Warron F. Cress
man, Miss Agnes Lo Compte, SIlss Blnncho
Sleeser, Sirs. E. D. Clunton. Sirs. R. A.
Clunton, SIlss Ella Darling and tho Sllsses
Cavllle.
South Philadelphia
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MRS. SAMUEL FEINBERG
Tho wedding reception of SIlss Bay
Askans and Mr. Samuel Fclnberg took
place Thursday evening, at 627 Lombard
street. Among tho guests present were
Sirs. Pvosa Askans, mother of the bride;
Sir. and Sirs. Felnberg, of Wilmington;
Sir. and Sirs. Berman, of Chester; Sir.
and Mrs. Lockrey, Sirs. Cavagnaro, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Berman, Mr. Berman. Mr.
Slaurlco Berman, Sir. and Sirs. A.
Drucker, Sir. and Sirs. N. Drucker, Sir.
and Sirs. Goldstein, Mrs. Kamens, Mrs.
Bernstein, Mr, and Sirs. J. Schalkln, Sir.
n,nd Mrs. E. Orensteln, Mr. and Sirs. Zim
merman, Sir, and Sirs, D. Felnberg and
their sons, of Wilmington, Del.; SIlss
Felnberg. of Wilmington; Mr. and Sirs.
Cohen. Sir, and Sirs. Welner, Sir. nnd
Sirs. H. Alsher, Mrs. Alsher and Mr. and
Sirs. Sf. SlIchaeL
The ceremony was performed at tha
B'nal Abraham Synagogue, by Habbl B.
U. Levinthal.
Delaware County
In commemoration of the ninth anni
versary of the pastorate of the Rev. Sir.
Linn C. Drake, at tho Garrettford Baptist
Church, the members of his congregation
gave a reception for him and Mrs. Drake
at the church. Under the direction of
Mrs. Eugene S. Foljambe, a delightful
musical program was arranged, and
among those. Who j;ave vocal solos were
SIlss Anna Vlachos. Mrs. Lewis G. Wil
son and Mrs. A S. Wlckham. Those who.
assisted In receiving were Mr and Mrs.
Edgar Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Greta and
Mr and Mrs, J. P- Jacoby, Jr.
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CLUBWOMEN TO
ENTERTAIN BIRDS
Philomusian Members Plan to
Build Houses for Little
Comers From the South
Unllko tho majority of charitable move
ments, the Philomusian Club has decided
upon one that will provide homes nnd even
maintenance without any questions, char
acter analysis, psychological examination
or nny of tho other embarrassments so
often Imposed. Tho new plan Is to bo
tried out on Immigrant birds, who nro
dally arriving here from the South, and
who, being unacquainted with tho city,
might nnd It difficult to locate In desira
ble dwelling sections. As tho city does
not boast of a broker in birds' homey, nnd
ns no lists nro published of available
abodes, tho Philomusian women hnvo de
cided that cozy bungalows, npartment
houses, two nnd three-story dwellings, du
plex houses nil mlnlaturo counterparts of
tho homes of humans will bo placed at
tho disposal of the strangers, nnd that
every Inducement In tho way of furnlsh
ment nnd scrvlco will bo placed at their
command gratis.
Speclnl caro has been taken to sea that
tho homes will lit tho requirements of
every species that arrives. Whether tho
finch bo moro fastidious than tho thrush,
or tho wren moro exacting than tho jay, it
is certain that all will find something
"that Just suits" In tho vast nrrny of
homes being erected In West Philadel
phia. No board will govern any of these
Institutions, thero will bo no rules or
regulations ; restrictions of nny sort will
bo unknown In tho plan ndopted.
To further tho plan nnd crcato moro
Interest Saturday was decided upon as
bird day at tho club. At 10 o'clock that
morning club members as well ns chil
dren, between tho nges of 10 and 16
years, wero Invited to hear talks on
birds nnd bird Ufa and their enro. J.
Fletcher Street, secretary of the Delaware
Valley Ornithological Club, Bpoko on
"How to Attract Birds to Our Gardens."
SIlss E. W. Fisher, Pennsylvania secre
tary for the National Audubon Society,
wns heard on tho work of her associa
tion. Bird homes of many kinds were
shown. Tho event was held under tho
nusplces of the Conservntldn Committee
of the club, of which Sirs. James P.
Llchtenbergcr Is chairman.
Northeast Philadelphia
SIlss Kathryn Querns nnd SIlss Jennie
Querns, of 3201 Turner street, will en
tertain at luncheon and cards tomor
row. Their guests will ba Sirs. David
Tlmmons, Sirs. Ellwood A. Steelman, Sirs.
Carl Schaeffer, Sirs. William Voorhees,
Sirs. Victor Beck, Mrs. Zane Hoffman,
SIlss Alice SIcFadden, SIlss Edna SIc
Fadden, Sirs. Ernest Turner and Miss
Slary Weidon.
SIlss Slarlon Steel, of 7th and Jefferson
streets, has gona to Washington, D. C,
to spend several weeks as the guest of
Miss Alice Hood.
SIlss Slary Crnuse. of 2016 East Cum
berland street. Sirs. Victor Frlel and Mr.
and Sirs. Berry spent tho week-end at
Atlantic City.
Camden and Vicinity
Sir. John J. Burleigh and his daughter,
of Staple avenue, Slerchantvllle, are in the
South.
The Haddon Fortnightly Club gave a
musicals recital at the Indian King Satur
day afternoon.
Sirs. A. W. Nash, of 6th and Cooper
streets, gave a dinner of 14 covers In
honor of her daughter, Miss Julia Nash,
who has been spondlnjt tha spring vaca
tion at home.
AMUSEMENTS
frlnhp iheatie juniper sts.
UIUUC YAUOBVILLB Continuous 1 1
A.M. to 11 P. U. 10c, 16c, S5o.
Victor's Musical Melange
FIVE SATSUDAS
AND
OTHERS
Stanley
MARKET ABOVE 10TH
11 ilS u. in. to 11 lis p. m.
Mary Pickford
In "THE ETERNAL GRIND''
Cornlna- Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Wal.
lac Reid 4 Cleo Rldgely la "LOVE'S MASK"
tti i MARKET ABOVE OTH
1 f-vrnVI 3 TODAY & TOMORROW
YlUbUna Norma Talmadge
In "MARTHA'S VINDICATION
UBAR OVK WOXDElieUl, OROAN
Palace
lOo 12U MARKET 20c
10 A. M. to 1J;15 P. M.
John Barrymore
roe boat uridegToom"
Tbura., FrL, Sat, Basel Dawn In "Saleetady"
At 10:33, 12:25. 2:18. . 5:53. T:43. q:30
Arcadia
Dorothy Gish
and OWEN MOOItH l
"LITTLE MEENA'S ROMANCE"
Thura.. Frt, & - W J5 Hart inThe Aryan"
iniQvlian Glraid baloar Bin. MU. 204
American Atvin stock m iur od
Money." Mat. Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
Kurtz, Miss Elinor Bean, Mr.
West Philadelphia
Srr. and Sirs. John Smiley Donaldson, of
Sherwood, announce the engagement of
their daughter. SIlss Adclo Heed Donald
son, to Sir. Webster C. Tall, of Baltimore
nnd Albany.
A dnnco will bo given on Wednesday
ovenlng at Itlttcnhouso Ilnll, B232 Haver
ford avenue, for tho bencllt of the British
Belief Fund.
A large danco will be given on Wednes
day, April 20, In tho bnllroom of tho Philo
musian Club, 3014 Walnut street, by the
Sunshine Club.
Sirs. Jnmes II. Simpson and her daugh
ter, SIlss Knthcrlno Simpson, of 4623
Chestnut street, havo left for Summit, N.
J whero they will remain until tho Easter
holidays, when they will occupy their cot
tago nt Ocean City.
Sirs. Beatrice Gallagher, of 322 North
Felton street, entertained n number of
friends nt dinner yesterday. Solos were
sung by Sirs. James Kelly, with Sir. J.
J. Weber nt tho piano. Musical selections
wcro also given by Sir. John Fisher. The
guests included Sir. and Sirs. John Cor
coran, Sir. nnd Sirs. Jnmes Kelly, Sir,
und Sirs. Anthony Tusch, SIlss Kathryn
Cannon, Sir. John Fisher, SIlss Teresa
StcGoldrlck, Sir. J. Weber, SIlss Gertrude
Gallagher and Sir. William Condron.
AMUSEMENT
BROAD TONIGHT, 8:15
THE COMEDY EVENT OF THE SEASON
LAURETTE
TAYLOR
(THE ORIGINAL 'TEO")
IN A NEW THREE-ACT COSIEDT
The Wooing- of Eve
By J. HARTLEY MANNERS
Author of "PEQ O' Sir HEART"
Wednesday Matinees, Best Seats tl.BO.
ACADESIY OP MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor '
Symphony Fri. Aft, April 14, nt 3:00
Concerts Sat. Eve., Apr. 15, at 8;15
Soloist: LEOPOLD GODOWSKY. Pianist.
PROGRAM :
Overture. "Ptdollo" BEETHOVEN
Symphony No. 1, C Minor. UHAH.MS
"latar" D'INDT
Piano Concerto In B flat.. . .TSCHAIKOWSKY
Seata Now on Sale at Heppe'a, 1110 Chestnut.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
An Ideal Spring Show!
Joan Sawyer & Co.
NEWEST DANCES OF THE SEASON
Prank Mclntyre & Co.
tn "THE HAT SALESSIAN"
DERT FlTZOinnON: SIX K1RK8MIT1I
SISTERS; VALLECITAfS LEOPARDS: TRE
MENDOUS FEATURE RILLt
LYRICONiGHTi
MESSRS. SHUDERT Present
The Latest Viennese Operetta Triumph
"ALONE AT LAST"
By Frans Lehar, Composer "The Merry Widow"
As Tuneful us ''La Boheme"
With a Great Singing Cast:
Roy Atw.il, Harry Conor, Letty Yorke, Beth
Lydy, Mabel Weeks, Miriam Foljer. Edward
Mulcahy, Olga Brltton and
John Charles Thomas,
Ensemble of TO Symphony Orchestra
ADELPHI DEAaT,J8N'a Tonight !
MESSRS, SHUOERT Present
"THE LITTLE SHEPHERD
OP KINGDOM COME"
A STORY OF THREE WAIFS A BOY,
A GIRL AND A DOO
By Eufena Walter, Author of "The Trail ft
Tha Lonesome Pine," Founded on the
Hook by John Fox. Jr
Tears and Lauihter for Younr and Old,
DON'T JVIHS Tilt! EPOCH -UAKINO
OPENING TONIQHT1 r
fliTiMnlr Thu Next Week Kvb. 81S.
Urclrlllft. Matlneea Wed. Sat. 2:13.
COHAN & HARRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST PLAY IN THE WORLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Orlflnal New York Cast and Production.
Best Seats 1 at Popular Wed, Matinac's.
Forrest-Last 6 Evgs. TSm,
ES& COME TO BOHEMTA
Beat Seats si-50 at Pop. Wednesday Mat
WainiTC 2Dc, 60c Re. Mat. Sat.
' !'-- 23c to 1 1. no higher,
Llgt?c "Bringing Up Father"
KiaiSerlwkeryjSg
Matlneea Tuasdar. Thursday Saturday