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NANCY WYNNE TELLS OP CONCERT
GIVEN FOR CHARITY TONIGHT
Garretson Hospital Will Benefit by Recital and Dance
to Be Held in New Century Drawing Room.
f Prominent Singers Take Part
EVENiya frEDftERPHmyPELPHIA, TIITTBSDAY, APRIX' 18, 191G.
WILL DANCE TONIGHT AT PERFORMANCE IN LITTLE THEATRE
i
LOVERS of music and those who nre
m Interested In the poor and sick In
tho hospitals nro anticipating with
pleasuro tho rccllnl which wilt tnke
placo tonight In tho New Century draw
ing rooms at 124 South 12th street. Tho
charity on this occasion will be tho
Garretson Hospital, which Is greatly In
need of funds. )
Four artists will take part In the
entertainment before tho dance. Eliza
fceth Lattn, whose fresh, rich and supple
1 -olco Is alwnys a delight, will sing a
number of solos In Trench, English and.
German, She really has ntt exquisite
voice, so well developed and placed, and
Bho sings with great case. Of course,
thero Is the charm of youth about her,
but thero la also decided personality and
real beauty of tono nnd expression.
Then Doctor Bernd will give some
dialect stories In his lnlmltnble way. nnd
he Ts a scream, ns any ono will tell you-
tvho has henrd him. His negro songs
id stories nie on a par with those of
Charlie McCann, of ISaltlmoie. who used
to come up heio so often and lend his
humor and ready wit to our charitable
undertakings.
Clifford Vaughn, not Eleanor Lewis
Vaughn's husband, n.4 some have
thought, but tho musical Clifford
Vaughn, will' play on tho piano, nnd
then I must not forget Dan Donovan,
Who Is always willing to sing for charity
and can bo counted on for vnrlous pleas
ing tenor solos. Altogether we'll get
out1 monoy's Worth without n doubt.
After tho concert, which will bo finished
by half nfter 9 o'clock, there will bo
dancing until 1 o'clock. Tho patronesses
of tho afTah Include Mrs. .1. Madison
Taylor, Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mrs.
Edward A. Schmidt, Mrs. X. Scnmmon
Jones, Mrs. George "W. Edmonds. Mrs.
Frank H. Wlgton, Mrs. Isaac II. Kcmble,
Mrs. William Arrott, Mrs. M. Posey,
Mrs. Georgo B. Evnns, Mrs. William
Ernest, Mrs. Thomas Dixon Flnlotter,
Mrs. Howard A. Davis, Mrs. V "lliam S.
Beldlng, Mrs. C. S. Hurl! - Mrs.
Livingston, Mrs. T. S. Stewart, Mrs.
Ralph Stewart, Mrs. C. S. Barnes. Mrs.
Wllmcr Krusen, Mrs. H. A. Bacon, Mrs. ,
G F. Chandler, Mrs. John Cooke Hirst,
, " -n . ,i.iiu., -M-, rir-ir,lnnn
Miss Ray Williams, Mrs. Girardeau
ShIIcs, airs. 11. u. iiiyim. -'" " -
Poulterer, Mrs. Charles F. Bochman,
Mrs. C. S. M. Henry, Mrs. Walter John
eon, Mrs. H. D. Sawyer, Mrs. S. Chandler,
Mrs. Carl Smith. Mrs. Thomas J.
Berry and Mrs. Mulford K. Fisher.
Bless me, why should Nancy bo
around when funny things happen?
After all, it Isn't a bad Idea though, for,
left to ourselves, wo might not tell of
our sad downfalls.
You see, tho gentleman In question
was going away for a little trip and
Just as he was leaving the office some
ono called him on tho telephone and so
he had to run llko everything to catch
his train. And how was ho to know
that the lock of his suitcase had not
s latched and that tho straps had worn
thin; but, however It may be, this "post
lutely" happened. Ho went flying up
tho steps of Broad Street Station at
15th qtreet, nrhd Just as ho reached tho
toj) tho strain on tho suitcase proved
a bit too much, and open flew tho bag
nnd all over the top steps went collars,
ties, socks, handkerchiefs, razors, soap
and more Intlmato pink silk articles,
ouch as fastidious youths sport. It was
a shame to laugh, but how could ono
hejp It. Be this said for his consolation,
evidently his watch had been fast, for
I saw him look desperately toward tho
clock, and Joyous surprise lit up his
countenance. And ho gathered his be
longings with tho aid of several kindly
pejsp.ns and caught his train with full
five minutes grace.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Lea. of 2001
Walnut street, have Issued Invitations for
a dinner-dance at the Acorn Club, on
the evening of Friday. April 28. In honor
of their niece, Miss Geneva A. Feblger.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Langdon Elwyn,
of 1006 Clinton street, will give a dinner
at their home on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rodman E. Grlscom, of Dolobran,
Haverford, will give a luncheon at the
Acorn Club next Wednesday.
General James H. Wilson and Miss
Katherine Wilson, of Wilmington, will
entertain at dinner. In honor of the gen
eral's granddaughter. Miss Mary Thomp
son, on Saturday evening, April 22. Her
marriage to Mr. Thomas Heath. Jr.. of
this city, will take place Tuesday, April
25, In Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Miss Henryette Stadelman entertained
informally at bridge yesterday afternoon.
In her Btudlo In Wilmington, for Miss
Ellen C. du Pont, whose marriage to Mr.
llollyday Stone Meeds, jr., win lane piaco
tin Saturday, vprn s.
Mrs. Charle3 B. Wright entertained at
puncheon today In honor of Mrs. George
utnam, of Boston, who la ner guest tor
, week.
Mr- and Mrs. Victor ' J, Mulford, of
vr..AAA hav, loai'tnH fnvltatlnnn for A.
luncheon on Saturday, April 29, at 10
Wclock, at their noma on ureenwooa ave
hue, In honor of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Muirora.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lallou, of 1925
ISpruco street, will give a house party at
their collage iraiumiuo jy over rioter
Sunday tn nonor oi ineir oaugnier, miss
sther Lallou, wno win ce a aeouiame
ot p-ert season.
Mlsa Florence White, of 2205 St James
nlace. will leave today for Flushing, Long
island, where she will be the guest for
rjver Ute weea-enu ui air, uuu wro. ntupa
organ.
The Sewing Class In connection with
BAO villi" e" jiuiucwj'aiuiu -Awa,,ba,
P . j ,t.A .uwn..,. rt lrnmlrlln nn.4
Frhompson streets, will give a dance at
1... m... rflfl,nn tni thfl henoSt nt ih
ISpiuM " " ., , -uj w.
Mrs. S. Naudaln'Duer's Thursday Ev-
lultig Dancing Class wiu meet mis
Hvenlng in me ros gardens o. me
3ellVU-Strauora
Mrs. Ralph D. Weyerbacher, of 1001
Plna street, will entertain at bridge on
Wednesday, April 19. There will b
hre tables. t
Miss Charlotte Park davijhur -f Mr
and Wrs. Louis H Parke, of '03? Spruc
UMt, fho was oprated o for appendl
tity eevefal weeks ago at the Hahac-
mann Hospital, Is recuperatlAfr rnptdly
at her home.
Mrs. Wllllnm Albert Wood, of Mount
Airy, and her dnughtcr. Miss Eleanor
Hnrvcy Wood, who is recuperating from
n Fevero nines, have Bono to Atlantic
City for n fortnlRht'a stay.
A piano recital will be Riven ori the eve
ning of Wednesday, April 26, In Wither
spoon Hall by the talented young plnntnt.
Miss Aline von Barcntzen, who linn been
visiting Mrs. Alan Hartwell Strong, of 2036
Do Lancey place, and who Is nt present tho
guest of Mrs. Qeorge Stclnmctz, of West
view street and Wayno avenue, Herman-
htown.
The last of a series of dances conducted
by Miss Charlotte Brooke, of dermantown,
will he held this evening In Is'orrlstown
Tho patronesses Include Mrs. Ashley 1'
Hunter, Mrs. It. Percy Clmln, Mrs Morgan
It. Wills. Mrs. Charles 1'alst, Mrs. Joseph
Coleman. Jr., and Mrs. Samuel II, a.
Hartranft.
Tho wedding of Miss Almeo Marie
Junker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jules
Junker, and Mr. Henry T. MacN'clll will
ho solemnized Tuesday morning, June
6. with a N'uptlal Mass at St. John's
Church. 13th nnd Chestnut streets The
marrlngo will bo a quiet one, only the two
Immediate families nnd a few Intlmato
friends being present. Miss l'ntricla
Croby will ho maid of honor and Mr
Thomas MncNcllI, brother of tho bride
groom, will act as best man.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Archer Ilulon, of 105
Hex avenue, will entertain at dinner on
Saturday, at tho Philadelphia Cricket
Club. In honor of their niece. Miss Doro
thy Stoelc, and their nephew, Mr. Carl
Steele, of Bryn Mawr. The guests will in
cludo Miss Constance Vnuclnln, Miss Mar
garet Kester, Mr. David Burpee, Mr. A.
Penrose Hoblnson nnd Mr. Wood An
drews. The guests will nfterwnrd attend
tho dance nt the club.
Along the Main Line
OVntlBUOOK Mrs. Benjamin Ketch
am. Jr., gave nn informal luncheon of
eight covers today rft her home, E979
Drcxel road.
Mr. J, H. Bllllngton, of 64th street nnd
Church road, is In Now York as tho guest
of relatives.
Mrs. II. B. Wheeler, of Wilmington. Is
visiting her son. Mr. It. Clement-Wheeler,
of S21 North C3d street.
Miss Mae linmonde, of 855 Wynnowood
' road, who has been the guest of Mrs.
1 Mary Gallngher, of Lake' Place, New
Unvn Comi ,mB relurncrt t0 hcr homa
with
Sirs. L. O'Mcarer, of Providence,
It. I.,
who will be hcr gUcst.
ATtDMORE Tho committee In chargo
of the Woman' Exchango Is having a
most attractive salo of Easter goodies
and fancy nrtlclcs In tho Arcade on Lan
caster avenue, Ardmorc, during this week
and next.
Tho Junior class of tho Lower Merlon
High School has appointed a committee
to prepare for the annual Junior nnd se
nior dance, which will be given In May.
WYNNBWOOD Mrs. Ingcrsoll, Miss
Eleanor Ingersoll and Miss Annlo Inger-
soll, of South Orange, N. J., who havo
been tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth
Rushton. of Lancaster avenue, for several
days, havo returned to their home.
HAVERFORD Mi1, and Mrs. Samuel
B. Brown, of Rostrevor, who havo been
spending tho winter In Pasadena, Cal, will
return home tomorrow.
BRYN MAWR There will bo a song
recital by Miss Elslo Morris Brinton to
morrow evening at the Baldwin School.
Miss Brlnton's program, will Include old
and modern hongs and ballads.
BERWYN Mr John Watson, of Bor
wyn. has returned homo from a trip to
Plnchurst, S C
North Philadelphia
MISS PAULINE PQLAKOFF
Miss Mae Hlndin, of 978 North 7th
street, gave a party In honor of MIbs
Pauline Polakoff, formerly of Atlantic
City, on Saturday evening. The, decora
tions consisted of sweet peas and roses.
There was a variety of amusements, a
recitation by Miss Jennie Green followed
by a violin solo by Mr. Hlrsh Rosenberg,
and an exhibition by Miss Frances
Polakoff and Professor Flnley of modern
dances. Among the guests were Miss
Gertrude Sneltenburg, Miss Pearl Ulatt, of
Atlantic City; Miss Pauline Samuel, Miss
Pauline Rosen, Miss Minerva Frankel, Miss
Lena Perskla, Miss Rose Cassman, Miss
Bertha Gold, Miss Eva Blackman, Miss
Frances Carmack. Miss Geraldlne Miller,
Miss Eva Polakoff, Miss Frances Polakoff,
Mr. Raymond Heller, of New York; Mr.
Charles Levin, Mr. George Blatt. Dr, H.
Zlfferblatt, Mr. Bert Rotherton, Mr, Israel
I. Martin, Mr. Harry Goodrich, Mr.
Bernard Hlrsh, Dr. Morton Gould, Mr.
Leon Morrison. Mr. George Myers, Mr.
Lewis Lleberman, Mr. Albert Weinberg,
Samuel Goodwin and Sir, George Randolph.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Julia
Frohsln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra
ham Frohsin, to Mr. Seymour Herrman,
of New York, will take place on Thursday
evening. April 27, at 6 o"clock, at the
home of (he bride's parents.
Miss Gladys Parrish Engaged
An Interesting engagement which has
just been announced In London Is that of
Miss Gladys Parrish, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Parrish. formerly of this c(ty,
to Mr. Constant Huntington, a grandson
of tho late Right Reverend F. D. Hunting
ton, Bishop of Central New York. Mr.
and Mrs. parrish and Miss Parrish have
lived tn Rome for many years, but went to
England at the outbreak of the war. Mr
Parrish b the son of Mrs. George Dlllwyn
Parrish. of 31$ South, 10th street, and a
brother of Mr Morris I Parrish, the
widely known broker and -clubman,
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STATS'
Along the Reading
Tho joung ladles of the Old York
Road Country Club at Jcnkintowii will
give their annual play at the clubhouse
tomorrow and Saturday evenings. Those
taking part will bo Miss Elizabeth Hon
drlckson, XIIss Hannah Hullowell, Miss
Ella Hallowcll, Miss Elsio Daniels. Miss
Dorothy Ruddach. Miss Doris Wothcrbec.
Miss Marlon Gnyley, Miss Dorothy
Schlcvely, JIIss Myrtle McKee and Miss
Elslo Smith.
Tho members of the Beecnwood faculty
of Becchwood School, at Jenkintown, will
give the very clever comedy, "The Sinn
Who Married a Dumb Wife," by Anutolo
France, In the auditorium of tho school
on tho evening of Wednesday, April 19. at
8 o'clock, for tl.o benefit of tho bed that
the students of Beechwood School aro
supporting In tho Belgian Hospital.
Mrs. George Horace Lorlmer, of
Church road, Wyncote, who has been
spending some, tlmo at Atlantic City, re
turned to hcr home this week.
Tho Rev. E. C. Griffith and Jin. Grit
fith and their daughters, tho Misses Grif
fith, have closed their town houso and
are occupying their new homo on Walnut
street, Jenkintown. for tho summer.
JIIss Madeleine Asbury, of Mestha,
Mountain avenue and Valley road, Mel
rose Park, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Nathalie Rand, have left for a trip
through the South.
Mrs. Louis R. Dutton, of Washington
lane, Jenkintown, haR returned to hcr
home from IfiUboro, whero sho was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
H Jones, for several days.
Miss Helen Scwell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Sewell, of Rydal, and MIsh
Dorothy Stevens, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Conynghani Stevens, olo of
Rydal, who havo been spending their spring
vacation as tho guests of their parents,
will return to school this week.
Park, Is visiting In Reading, where she;
will remain for a fortnight.
Chester Valley
The Eastern District of tho Federation
of Women's Clubs In Pennsylvania Is hold
ing lt3 conference today In Lancaster, Pa.,
as the guest of the Iris Club.
Mrs. Juan K. Foulke. late of the State
Board of Agriculture, will speak before
the Monday Afternoon Club of Malvern on
Monday on "Women's Interests."
Germantown
Miss Martha Hyslop and Mr. Frederic
H. Strawbrldge, Jr., won silver cups at
the dancing contest held during the last
meeting of the Manhelm Dancing Class, on
Saturday night, In the Germantown Cricket
Club. The Easter German will be given
on the evening of Saturday, April 29.
Mr. apd Mrs. James Donnelly, of the
Delmar-Morrls, havo gons to Atlantic City
for several weeks.
Miss Helen Van Gu6en, of 5131 Morris
street, who has been spending the last
few days In Brooklyn as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. W. E. Thorpe, at her home,
423 Clinton street, returned home yester
day. Mr. Thorpe Van Dusen, who has
been In business In Chicago, III., will re
turn to his home this week.
Miss Mary Bentley, principal of the
Stevens School for Girls. 231 West Chelten
avenue will chaperon the Junior class to
Washington for a visit of several days.
The members of the class are Miss An
netta MacGrath, Miss May Rich, Miss
Allda Beuhler, Miss Natalie Bllzard, Miss
Harriet Smith, Miss Marlon Stearns, Miss
Mary Closson and Miss Jean Speese.
The Glee Club of the Stevens School
will give a play to be followed by a dance
at Manhelm on Friday, May 8,
West Philadelphia
Invitations have been sent out by Mrs.
Richard Jenks. of 430 South 40th street,
for a bridge luncheon at the Rlttenhouse
on Friday, April 28.
Miss Alverda Moore entertained at
luncheon at the Manufacturers' Club
followed by a matinee theatre party yes
terday. The guests were Mrs. C. 8.
Plerson, Mrs. W. W. Felton. Mrs. S. G.
Wilcox, Mrs, J. B. Morley, Mrs. C. F,
Phillips, Mrs. W C. Dunlap and Miss
Floren Smith.
,
Mrs. Anna M. Valentine, of West Phila
delphia, was hostess at a "linen shower"
given In honor of her granddaughter, Miss
Helen Marie Valentino, of Ventnor, whose
engagement to Mr- George Kirk Wltte, of
tbts city, was recently announced.
The wedding- of Miss Valentine and Mr
Wit to will take place, in June in the Epis
copal Church, of tha Ascension In Atlantlo
City.
J?7A?7 tHiCfA'Cr SX?S
RECITAL AT YOUNG MEN'S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Interesting Musicale Will Be Given Tomorrow Evening
in Auditorium on Arch Street Abington Memorial
Hospital Benefits by Bridge '
AN INVITATION recital will bo given
A in tho auditorium of the Young
Men's Christian Association, IIL'1 Arch
Mreet. tomorrow ccnlng nt 8:15 o'clock.
Mr. John W. Ponuner, Jr., and JIIss
Jenny Kncedler Johnson havo picpared
and will assist In rendering tho program,
which Is as follows:
, . Piano dut I'olonalwe. John W. Pommer.
Jr.: Urea J. Krescoln. John W. Pomer. Jr.
1'. l'lnno (n) lllcnrrurr. Arensky: (l) Ktucle,
Arensky. Elizabeth Viola Alniuu.li.
rt. Vocal, Htorlelle dM Hohco Vlennte
(ThIoh from th Vienna Poret), Straus-L,a
iorce. Jenny Knecdler Johnson.
4. Piano (u) Arabesnue. op. 39, No) -I, Mac
Dow ell; (l A Memory, on. .11. Nn. II, Mar.
DouHl: fc Molo nerpetuo. op. 10, Xo, U.
MucDoHell. Uertrudo M. Anders.
T Piano, Impromptu, op. 14-. No. 3, Schu
bert. Iloraco tt. Iloorpe.
. II. Vocul (a) Where Sweet Anita Sleeni.
John W. 1'ommer. Jr : (h) Itobln Itenbrenst.
I'retty Pcllnit. John W. rammer, Jr. Jenny
Knecdler Johnson.
7 l'lnno (ill Novelette, op. !!. No. I),
Kchumnniu (b) Albumblntt. op !. Nn. 4.
Schumann; (c) Pcherzu, op. OH, No. IS. Schu
mann. Nellie Hacner.
5. Piano Konnta. op. 7. CSrleu. Allecro
Moilerato, Amlanto Molto. Mattle A. Hlnik
ley. II. Vocal (a) I Came With a Pone I.e Force:
lb Ml&nonette (SI J'etuu fleur dea bnlul.
Wckerlln. (el The Trln Garden (Chinese
Konca). Sterndale. nennelt; d) The (Ireen
I'aMllon (Chines.' Snnga). Sterndale Bennett.
jenny Jvneeiuer jonnson.
10 IMano (a) Prea du nerreau. Moszkow
nkl. (h) Air de ll.illet. op. 31), No. 0, Moszkotv
akl. Mtrtle A. Mattern.
11. I'ljtio. 1'olnnatso K major, Liszt. Mil
dred Moore Johnson.
The Phi Gamma Sorority gave a bridge
at the Roosevelt Tuesday afternoon, for
the benefit of tho Abington Memorial
Hospital Tho committee In chargo In
cluded Miss I.llllan Essllngcr, Miss
ICatherlno nickel, Mls3 Martha. Punier,
Miss Sara Renulger, Miss Gertrudo
Funk, Miss Edith Searing, Miss I.oulso
Funic, Miss Marian Stielp, Miss Mildred
Horner. Miss Margaret Worman, Miss
Eva Llnde, Miss Ruth Ralgucl, Miss
Josephine Undo and Miss Helen Prtngle.
The prle.s and flowers were donated
by the friends of the committee. The ta
bles were attractively arranged nnd the
affair was a great success. Among those
who took tables were Mrs. Morris Claire.
Mrs. A. Dellfclder. Mrs. Frederick Raw
cliff e, Mrs. J. Hunsberger, Mrs. F. Ren
nlnger, Mrs. F. S. Essllnger, Miss Dora
McKnlght. Mrs. Bulb. Mrs. William
Prince. Mrs. Oberrender. Mrs. Sibley.
Mrs. Whitman. Mrs. Henry Llnde, Xrs.
Kellerman, Miss Elizabeth Walker, MIsh
Dorothy MacKenzle, Mni. Helnlke, Mrs O.
S. VJurn. Mrs. Frederick Mees, Mrs
Charles Mees, Mrs. Joseph Stone, Mrs.
Harry Hay, Mrs. Henry S. Kassebaum,
Mrs. Megargel, Mrs. George Rennjnger,
Mrs. William Prlngle, airs. Vance Pe
ters and Miss Helen Zimmerman.
THE Rousseau Club celebrated its an
nual Bohemian night at the home of
Mr. David L. Cupersmlth. The reception
room was beflttlngly and tastefully dec
orated for the occasion.
' The committee which consisted of Mr.
Leon J. Slonlmsky. Mr. Mitchell Fow, Mr.
Howard H. Kates and Mr. David L. Cup
ersmlth, bpared no effort and expense In
making this year's affair better than ever
before.
The program consisted of professional
Bohemian talent, assisted by a string
orchestra, which was followed by a
Bohemian Bupper and dancing, Those
present were Miss Mae Schwartz, Miss
Harrletta Bookbinder, Miss Fanetta
Blank, Miss Ifattle Jacobs, Miss Esther
Rosenblum, Miss Miriam Magll, Miss Rose
Mink, Miss Edith Chertak, Miss Rheta
Kohn, Miss Sara Magll. Miss Rose L.
Fienstone, Miss Sara Rosen, Miss Betty
Felnstone, Miss Anna Lubln, Miss Bertha
Cuperman, Miss Clara Berkowltz. Miss
Henrietta Cupersmlth, Mr, Paul I, Sauren,
Mr. Isaao N. Burrlson, Mr. Victor
Schwartz, Mr, William Pollow, Mr. Charles
Lampert. Mr. Samuel Llpschultz, Mr. Na
than Bloom, Mr, Charles I. Woorman,
Mr. Louis Slepin, Mr. Mitchell Fow, Mr.
Charles K. Selgel, Mr, Leon J. Slonlmsky,
Mr. David Lv Cupersmlth, Mr. Howard H.
Kates. Mr. Maxrod Fasserman, Mr. Ber
nard Brodle, Mr. I. Samuel Goldman and
Mr, George J. Burrlson.
Mrs. Walter Hassleln entertained her
sewing circle on Monday evening at her
home, 4734 North Carlisle street. Among
those present were Mrs. Clarence Reeder
Walton, Miss Lydla Kelly, Miss Marie
liinztneer. Miss Elizabeth Klnzlnger, Miss
Bertha, H. Hauber and Mlsa Helen Hauber.
A regular meeting of the Unique. Club
was held Monday evening at the, homo
of Mhu Essie Deutsch, 315 G a skill street.
Tho club is plannjns; to glve a reception
WeC"S.r tST-txyVSZW
In tho near future. Tho following were
present : Miss Jean Baron. Miss Rao
Union, Miss Esslo Deutsch, Miss Fnnnle
Cohen, Miss Sarah Gcrson, Miss Pearl
Rurnstine. Miss Helen Margolls. Miss
Roba Meltzcr nnd Mrs. Ethel Wolf. The
next meeting will lie held nt the homo of
Miss Fannie Cohen, 518 Wntklns street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Miller gavo a birthday
party In honor of their son. Master Al
bert B. Miller, on his sixth birthday at
their home, 11 South 4 2d street, on Sun
day afternoon. Among the guests wero
Miss Gertrude Nadlch, Miss Sarah Co
hen. Miss Minerva Cohen, Miss Bertha
Levlck. Miss Ilcrtha Miller, Miss Stella
Klngsilarf, Miss Itoso Forman, Master
Nathan Stengel. Mnstcr Morris Rudolph
and Master A. Rudolph.
The Misses Murphy, of North Philadel
phia, entertained at a box party and Bup
per Monday night. Tholr guests wero Miss
Carolyn Konrad. Miss Matilda Konrad,
Miss Emily Ertle Miss Louise Ertle, Miss
flencwi Thomas. Miss Joanna Fritz, Mrs.
M. Wlppllngcr, Miss Helene Konrad and
Mrs. C Zurn. who acted as chaperone.
MISS DOROTHY BOBBINS
An engagement party was given. last
Sunday In honor of Miss Dorothy Rob
bins and Mr. Joseph Rosenberg at 3901
Pennsgrovo street.
TJie toastmaster of the evening was Mr.
Samuel Feinsteiu. assisted by air. E.
Packer and air. If. Rosenwald.
Vocal (selections were given by air. O.
Finkelsteln, Mlsa B. Hammerman and
Mlsa E. Binder, and a violin solo was
given by Mr. H. Sladell, with SHss S.
Packer at the piano.
Among the guests were air. nnd airs. A.
Robblns, air. and airs. J, Rosenberg,
air. and airs. A. Nudlch, air. and airs. H.
Blnder, air. and airs. G, Sladell, air. and
aire. B. Perlbcrg. air. and airs. L. Louis,
the Misses Golden, Mlsa L. Nadlch, Miss
L. SUlmaii, Miss ai, Nadlch, Mlsa J. Slat
nlek, Miss A. Levin, air, H. Llpkin, atr. B.
Zellln. Mr. S. Rebolsky and aiiss aiartell.
Dancing followed the supper,
THE fifth annual dance of the Eta Beta
PJ sorority, of the WHUam Penn High
School, will be held on Saturday nlghc at
Wlmleys, 1601 North Broad street, with
several hundred members and friends In
attendance. Tho function Is expected to
be the most successful of its kind tn the
history of the organization. The dance
will be preceded by a dinner to bo at
tended exclusively by members of the
sorority.
The "leap year" plan will be applied
throughout TJia girls wUl arrange their
own programs, and the men will be there
only by Invitation of the Individual mem
bers of tho sorority- The officers of the or
ganization are Miss Emma E. Owens, pres
ident, and Miss alary O'Brien, secretary
and treasurer The comtnlttea In chargo
of tha dinner-danre includes Miss Ida
Moore, Miss MaibeUa Berretta, Miss Es
ther Turner, Miss Helen Woltenden and
Mis Marie Boston.
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SfXSS 7VM WOZsL
Navy Yard Affairs
Mrs. Wllllnm Leo Pryor. wlfo of Lieu
tenant Commander Pryor, U. S. N., will
entertain at a dance on Saturday ectilnK
In honor of her ulster, Miss Cntherlne
Grlmu'l Knight, daughter of Rear Admiral
Knight. U. S. N.. of Norfolk. Hcr guests
will Include Lieutenant Homer II. Norton.
U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Norton, Lieutenant
Commander Charles T. Blackburn, V. S.
N., and Mrs. Blackburn, Naal Construc
tor A. B. Court, U. S. N., and Mrs. Court,
Lieutenant Commander Allen, VH S. N.,
nnd Mrs. Allen. Captain Frank Hnlford,
U. S. M. C. and Mrs. Hnlfoid, Lieutenant
Henry If. Porter, II. S. N., and Mrs. Por
ter, Lieutenant J. Lake, U. S. X.. and Mrs.
Lake, Mrs. Nelson P. Vulte, Miss Gladys
Thomas, Miss Charlie Hull Julian, Miss
Ada McDanlel, Miss Elizabeth Stanford,
Lieutenant Commander McLaren, Mr.
Julian Fleming nnd Mr. John Smith. Mrs.
Pryor will leavo on April 2S for Norfolk,
where Bho will make hcr future home.
Captain Frank Hnlford, V. S. M. C, and
Mrs. Halfnrd entertnlncd Informally on
Sunday evening nt their homo in the Nnvy
Yard. Their guests wero Captain Owens,
V. S. M. C. and Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Nelson
P. Vulte. Mrs. Ralph I,. Hllcpard, Mrs.
William Leo Pryor, Miss Schenabcl, Cap
tain Bishop, U. S. N. ; Lieutenant Com
mander McLaren, Paymaster Mel and Mr.
Frank F. R. Maxwell.
Mrs. David Ducey, of 2332 South 21ht
street, was hostess yesterday afternoon to
tho members of the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club Hcr guests Included Mrs. A.
B. Court. Mrs. T. S. Fillmore. Mis. Wil
liam Leo Pryor, Mrs. Nelson P. Vulte. Sirs.
Charles Brynnt Drake, Mrs. Allen Chan
try, Mrs. Charles T. Blackburn, Mrs.
Ralph L. Shepard and airs. Homer II.
Norton.
Mrs. Alexander S. Williams, wlfo of
Captain Williams, U. S. M. C. and her
mother, airs. Emma T. Jlorrls, of 2322
South 21st street, havo been visiting In
i Baltimore for tho last few days.
South Philadelphia
ailss Beatrice Rlcclardl, of 1210
Christian street, has returned from a
few weeks' visit to friends In' New York,
whero she was extensively entertained.
What's Doing Tonight
Schoolmen's week. Unlverilty of Pennsyl
vania. Women's Professional Club dinner. Colon
nade Hotel.
American Philosophical Society, ceneral
meeting-, 104 South .1th atreet.
Unherslty Kxtenslon Shakespearean recital,
Wltherapoon Hall.
Kentdnston forum discussion on "The Saloon
as u Social Institution." the Lighthouse,
West Philadelphia Christian Endeavor rally,
llethany Temple Churih.
Judge- llonnhvell addressee Logan Improve
ment League on "Varieties of Justice,"
Lecture by Pr. Marlon Mackenzie on "Con
stantinople and the Dardanelles." University
of Pennsylvania.
Lumbermen's Exchange dinner. Bellevue.
Stratford Hotel.
Philadelphia MIneralogical Society meeting,
Wagner Institute,
Dance benefit for Qarretson Hospital, New
Century Drawing Room.
reek night. Philadelphia Music Club, Little
Theatre; S'lB o'clock.
Mllnr In Interest nt nnnftertartnn fl,hAl
Bellevue-Stratford; 8:30 o'clock.
County Homeopathic Medical Society, Hahne
mann Hospital I 6 o clock.
Address, "The World War Up to Date." Dr.
David Starr Jordan, Illdley Park High Schooli
S o'clock.
Democratic Club Jefferson Day Banquet,
Continental Hotel,
Shakespearean Pageant, William Penn High
School.
Lecture. "Astronomy," by J. M. Enburg,
West Philadelphia V. M. C. A.
AMUSEMENTS
Globe Theatre jHrsts.
U1VJ1JC VSVDBVILLB Continuous It
A. M, to U P, 31. IPC. 16c, 25c.
Victor's Musjcal Melange
FIVE SATSUDAS
AND
OTHERS
Victoria
MARKET ABOVE OTH
IAU MSREH
ROBT. HARJON In
TOMORRl
flUULAAJi JIC,rt "
.lATUHUAY
Th KJB of Hate"
KTtlML, UAJUl
Stanley,
MARKETABOVE 1BTH
4,:iai v uii:iap. m.
wauace ifpiri
and CLBO RIDOELY In, 'JTa Lo Slask"
10o 1M1 MARKET 20o
10 Ajtl to 11:15 P 1L
HAiEL DAWN
Palace
to "TH3 SALESLADY"
At IOiSS, 13:23, 2slS, 4. 5:65, TUB. 8:30
A ,r.Aln CHESTNUT Below IGtb.
Arcadia w. s. hart
la TUB ARYAN"
Knickerbocker SS-
Uallnets Tuady, Thursday. Saturday
AtO
Roxborough
Mrs Charles Whltcman, of Rldgo ave
nue, will entertain nt luncheon tomorrow
when her guests will include Mrs. Louis
aiclvln Strusc, aiiss Ray Boocock, Mr,
aillford C. Fox, airs. W. 11. Hocdt. Mrs.
Charles L. Ganc, airs. William Adelhelm,
airs. Francis Cantrell, airs. Andrew Sauer,
Mrs. William Strod, airs. S. A. Cochran
nnd airs. Charles E. Parks.
The 21st Ward Branch of tho Society
for Organizing Charity will hold a con
ference tomorrow nfternoon nt tho home
of Dr. Dorothy Donnelly, 213 Green lane,
airs. Louis C. Madeira Is chairman of tho
organization.
Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Bcckhardt, of 2330
West Tioga street. gae a dinner last
evening nt their home Their guests wero
members of tho Tioga Dancing Class nnd
Included atr. nnd airs. Frank Harms, air.
and airs. John C. Allen, Jr., atlas Adelo
Htlet, air. Julian Htiet, atr and airs.
Hnrry Painter and air. and airs. Oscar
A'oelker. Tho final dance of the class
will be held on Saturday, liny B, In the
Tioga Draulng Room, whell there will be)
a number of guests, and n program of
special dances.
aiiss Carolyn Burbeck gave a dinner and
novelty Hhouer last eening for aiiss Beu
lah Albcrtson Cressulau, daughter of air,
and airs. Allen C. Orcssman, of York,
road, nnd air. Curtis Wilbur Dcardorff,
whoso mnrrlngo will take placo on aion
day, April 21 Spring flowers formed the
nttrnctiva decorations. Other guests In
cluded atlsH .Mabel Love, ailss Edna Ford,
Miss Anna Stavoly. Ml.-s Anna Otto, ailss
Stella Hack, aiiss Pri.scilla Crompton, Miss
Mnyme Burbeck, Miss Mary Bean, air.
William alayer, atr. Frederick Hausm&n,
air. W. Earley, air. Roy Clarke and air.
W. Deardorff.
Frankford
air. nnd airs. William J. Klein and air.
and airs. C. arable, of aiattltuck. Long
Island, have returned home. They wero
the guests of atr. and airs. Boehmler, of
Blake avenue. Fox Chase.
AMUSEMENTS
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VltllllLU Mate. Wed. Sat. 2:13
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