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NANCY WYNNE SPEAKS OF VARIOUS
.SMALL ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE DAY
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The Three Arts Club Will Honor Mrs. Austin S. Heck-
scher at Zeckwer's Academy The Valentines
Give Large House Party
MRS. AUSTIN STEVENS HECK
SCItniJ, widely known for her
musical tnlcnt nntl ns a patroness of
music In this city, will he given a re
ception this cvenlnR by members of the
Three Arts Club In the largo rooms set
nslde for entertainment at the Zeckwcr
Academy, on Spruco tstreet above 16th
Btreet.
Mrs. Hockschor was Miss Celeste
Massey, a member of the well-known
family of Hint name. She Is a sister of
Mrs. Henry Edward Drayton. Nannie
Heekschcr, her youngest daughter, Is
named after Mrs. Drayton. Poor Nan
nie has been undergoing an attack of
measles In this last fortnight, which
must have been a trial to her fiance,
young Nrwbold,
But to return to Mrs. Heckscher.
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Opcrallr Society, which has done such
splendid work In the past, and has
written several Very successful compo
sitions. A ballet composed by her was
given at the last performance of the
Operatic Society nftcr the opera "I
Pagllaccl." Philadelphia musicians ap
preciate greatly Mrs. Heckschor's sup
port In their various undertakings.
There will bo a muslral program to
night rit the reception, which Is sched
uled for 8:30 o'clock.
While on tho subject of the Operatic
Society, Uh no.xt performance will bo
given In May, I understand, nnd will
bo a decided departure from Its usunl
work, In that light opera will replace
grand on this one occasion, for tho pro
duction will bo a revival of Reginald
do Koveh'a opera of "Robin Hood,"
which Is one of the most tuneful nnd
charming of comic operas, and Is quite
beyond tho usual llglk opera In musical
value.
Tho performance will be given at the
'Metropolitan Opera House on May 11.
With the starting of the race meets I
and other out-of-doors affairs., now that
spring Is trying to stay with us, house
parties will bo the order of the day In
society. That genial host, John Valen
tino, and his charming wife, will give a I
week-end party nnd will take their
guests to tho raco meet which will bo
given at Krdcnhelm, tho estate of R.
Nelson Buckley, at Chestnut Hill. Their
guests will come from New York and
Baltimore Liirmn.ii Stewart from tho
latter city and tho Now Yorkers will
bo Mrs. Arthur Scott Durdcn, Miss Ade
laide Cannon and Pierre Lorillard, Jr.
There will be, of course, numerous
luncheons before the event, and In tho
evening tho usual dinner dance at tho
Philadelphia Cricket Club.
More convinced am I than ever that
Eastertldo will bring to our ears sev
eral engagements In tho social world.
Ono of tho rings was purchased at Tif
fany's, too for didn't they go on' to
New York together on Tuesday, and
with many a smllo and blush tako a
taxlcab from tho station to Tiffany's
direct? Slio Is certainly very charming,
and dresses In tho most exnulslto taste,
nnd. too. her debut was made not so
vory long ago. Sho Is rather tall and ,
rather moro fair than dark, and has I
quite the daintiest llttlo hands nnd feet
I have seen for many a day. Prlnco j
Charming Is taller than sho, naturally, '
nnd a groat, strapping, out-of-doorsv
sort of follow, with sun-bronzed hair
and tho bluest eyes In tho world. Un- '
lfiss I miss my guess wo shall very
surely hear tho news soon, and, odd
though It may seem, thcro will bo somo
who will bo surprised.
come back hero to live, which Is very ;
gratlfyitur for their friends, although I
it was nlco to visit them In Washing-!
ton. Mrs. McCall was Ellen Sellers,
who camo out three years ago and was
married about this tlmo last year to
young Dick McCall lit old St. Peter's
Church, at 3d and Pine streets. Tl)e
wedding, I remember, occurred ono
bright, sunshiny Hprtng day and (he
scene at St. Petorls, with Its funny old
fashioned high-backed pews, nnd whore
tho quaint custom of including tho
beadlo in tho bridal cortege is still ob
served, was quite one of the most
charming of the season.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. Joseph Priestly Button will givo a
small Informal dinner In honor of Miss
Stary Scull, dehutante daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Scull, at her home In
Germantown on Friday. April 28.
Mr. and Mrs. William Newbold Ely. of
tho Clinton, will entertain at dinner to
night In honor of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Ely, before the meeting of Mrs.
Charles' Stowurt Wurts' Dancing Class at
Asher's. The guests will include Miss
Margaret A. Dallett, Miss Helen II. Shel
ton, Miss Mary Knight, Miss Marie Louise
Hepburn, Miss Anita T. Evans. Mr. Ed
ward Sydenham Page, Jr., Mr. William K.
Fleming. Mr. Edward Klapp, Mr. Charles
Stewart Wurts, Jr., Mr. Aiken Ileichner
and Mr, Stanley Woodward.
Miss Katharine C. Gilbert, who will ba
one of next season's debutantes, will be
the guest of honor at a luncheon and the
atre party, which her mother, Mrs. Frederic
B. Gilbert, will give tomorrow. The guests
Will Include Miss Isabel Wanamaker, Mis3
Constance Vauclaln. Miss Jean Austin,
Miss Natalie Davis, Miss Dorothy Morley,
JJlsn Mary B, Q, Brooke, Mies Gennette
Farles, Miss Mary C. Flero and Miss Doris
Dexter,
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Dunn will give
a small dinner tonight at their home, 2335
Spruce street
Invitations have been issued by the
"Plays and Players for the 26th club night,
to ba held on Monday, at the. Little Thea
tre, Two plays, "The Swan Song," by
Anton Tchekoff, and "The rostofnee," by
Jlabindranath Tagore, will bo given.
n-Ka m-t-facra nt Ttftsa TIIIlAi-nrilA Prflet
4trlitAi nf (Via TIbv. TTpnrv W- tSVns 9nd
Mrs, Frost, of Summit. N. J., to Mr.
paries -.uier .ucsBH-iiaw, uj i-o'oraao,
will take place quietly at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, at the home of the bride's par
ents. A number of persons from this city
will go over for the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wellington Shan
non or 27 South 23d street, will give a,
delightful rouswole tomorrow afternocn at
4 o'clock. In the Orphuua Club rooms, 1520
Chestnut street. Among those taking part
In the programme will he Mrs. Albert
Pink Schmidt, soprano; Miss Helen Ru
clmnnn. soprano ; Mrs. John P. I.elgo,
contralto; Mrs. John Joyce, harpist; Mr.
Daniel C. Donovan, tenor; Mr. Arthur E.
I. Jackson, basso; Mr. Nelson A. Ches
nut. basso, and Mr. Noah Swayne, basso.
Miss Marlon tintlcr. of Chestnut Hill;
Miss Eleanor Longstrctb and Miss Doro
thy Obnrleiiftor, of Haverford, will bo
among those who will go to Washington
the first of May for tho camp that will
be held at Chevy Chaso for two weeks.
Mrs. Francis A. Lewis, who has been
spending the winter at the Aldlne. will
leave this week to be the guest of her son.
In-law nntl daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Leeds Uarrolt. nt their home. 7207 Charl
ton avenue, Mount Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pearson, of
New York, who have been spending tho
winter at Alltcn. will shortly leave for
California, wlmre they will remain for
several weeks, (in their return they will
go to Newport, where they have taken a
house for the summer months nnd will
entertain during the summer. Mrs. Pear
son will he remembered as Miss Eleanor
Hryant. of this city, before her marrlago
last fall.
Mr. nnd Mis. William 1. MirkiL ac
companied by their daughters. Miss Mary
Mlrkll and Miss Ellsn Mlrkll. of 316 South
2Zd street, will leave the end of this week
for Atlantic City to spend a week at the
MorllKirough-nienhelm.
Mr. and Mrs. llolllnshcnd N. Taylor, of
8104 St. Martin's lane. Chestnut Hill, ac
companied by Mrs. Taylor's sister. Stirs
Christine Hare Stockton, will spend the
week-end in New York. Mr. N. Allen
.Stockton 1ms been the guest of his (laugh
ter for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob It. Baltz, of Merlon,
wilt glvo a house party over Easter nt
their cottage In Vent nor.
Mr. and .Mrs. John McDevltt. of 2321
Spruce street, are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a son on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldrldgo Henderson have
taken apartments nt fifi Latiiidowno ave
nue, Lansdownc, having recently moved
from Ualtlmoro-
Mrs. Jesse Starr White, of Mcrchant
vllle, N. J., will entertain at u buffet
luncheon on Thursday.
Along the Main Line
Photo by Chappel Studio, from portrait by
Henry Rlttenber;.
MRS. EDWIN G. CLOSE
OVEItnROOK Mrs. Edwin C. Close, of
6163 Drexel road, gavo a number of de
lightful songs in costume at tho musicals
which was given on Wednesday evening In
the Little Theatre.
MEUION Prominent women and young
girls of Merlon have been busily working
these last few days completing the final
arrangements for tho delightful flower
and garden market which will open to
morrow morning at 11 o'clock in tho
Merlon Country Day School, Supplee lane.
This Echnolhouse. which Is Just oft Wynne
wood avenue, is easily reached by motor
ists from Philadelphia and Slain Line sta
tions, and is three minutes from Merlon
Station. Everything about the decora
tions will bo green and white. Those as
sisting at the various tables, where every
thing from hand-painted watering pots in
brilliant hues. Mower stands and cut Mow
ers to lawn mowers are to be sold, will be
dressed In white frocks, with green and
white garden aprons. Tho young girls
who will assist in the attractive tearoom
will wear white frocks, sport hats and
dainty cretonne aprons, as will also the
little girls, whose duty it will be to direct
the visitors to the tearoom and help gen
erally towards making the affair a success,
Mrs. Frederick W. nockweil is chairman,
and others Interebted are Mrs. Edward
W. Bok, Mrs. William II, Folwell, .Mrs.
Martin Mulken and Sirs. Harold Pender.
HAVERFORD Mrs, Elizabeth F.
Bishop, of Rostrevor, who has been spend
ing the winter in California, will arrive
home today.
VI LLANO VA Mrs. P. Williamson Rob
ers, of Bella Vista. Vilianova, is spending
a few days in New York.
ROSEMONT Mrs. Robert M. Girvln,
Jr., returned on Tuesday from New York,
where she had been making a visit.
Mr. William B. Carter, who spent the
winter at Aiken, S. C, Is now at his home
on Old Conestoga road.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Wyeth, who have
been ('spending the winter at 1012 South
Rlttehhouse square, will move out to their
home on Montgomery avenue this week.
Langhorne
Mrs. Harry B Thomas entertained at
luncheon yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rieharft A. Foley will
spend the later part of April in Richmond,
Va., aad AhevlUe, N. a
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MRS. RUSSELL II. TIPPETT
Before her marriage Wednesday evening, Mrs Tippett was Miss
Geneva Kellcy. The wedding took plnce in the Ehenezcr Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Chestnut Hill
There will bo a concert by the glee nnd
mnndolln clubs of Chestnut Hill Academy
tonight nt tho Seamy House, on Itoumfort
road.
Mr. 11. it, Kingston nnd his family, of
SOSO'St. Martin's lane, have returned from
an extended trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Franklin Spencer Edmonds, of
7818 Lincoln drive, has Mrs. Nash, of Can
ada, an her guest.
Mr. Samuel R Houston, of Drtilm Molr.
has recovered from an Injury to his knee.
Friends of Miss Esther Ztblcy, of 320
Sprlngllcld avenue, will bo sorry to learn
that sho Is ill at her home.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. David Hnistead. of 301
West Johnson street, have sent out cards
for a dance on Thursday, April 27. at tint
Philadelphia Cricket Club In honor of
Mlsa Grace Scattcrgood and Miss Loulsj
Crawford.
Mrs. Arthur Hood, of Rlttenhnu'e street,
will glvo an Informal tea this after
noon, to meet Miss Jeannetto llaaker, nf
New York, who Is tho guest of Mrs. F.
I.elghton Kramer, of Sharpless avenue,
Oak Lane.
The last of a series of dances organized
by Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Tunnell will
tako place tonight nt tho Conservatory of
Music, 10D West Chclten avenue.
Tho Mnndolln Club, of tho Germantown
Academy, will glvo a concert on Friday,
May 12, In tho Conservatory of Music,
109 West Chclten avenue, under tho di
rection of Prof. Georgo Krlck.
Miss Ruth ICIscnhower, of West Upsal
street, will return today from New York,
where sho spent the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barba. of 3107
West Coulter street, will havo Miss Lind
say Satterfleld. of Washington, ns their
guest next week.
Miss Charlotte Brooke will glvo the last
of her scries of dances at the German
town Cricket Club this afternoon. Thcro
will be fancy dancing. Twenty of tho
older girls will dance the scarf dance,
originated by Miss Brooke and Miss
Fisher. Miss Marjorlo Beatty will dance
"Tho Awakening of Spring." and little
Miss Anna Emery nnd Master Nicholas
Pctrey will dance the Pavlowa gavotte.
A caprico will be danced by Miss Grace
Emery, Jliss Catherine Emery nnd Miss
Corleso Earnshaw.
West Philadelphia
Cards havo been received In this city
for tho marriage of Mlsa Bema Barton
Lyon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyon, of
La Grange, III., to Mr. Edward Newton
Ilaag, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Newton Haag. of 4837 Cedar avenue. Tho
ceremony will take place on Tuesday,
April 25.
Mrs. John Tuppen. 46th. nnd Sansom
streets, entertained at a luncheon and
bridge on Wednesday.
Miss Emma T. Shetzllne, of 4513 Spruco
street, gave a bridge party on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Schoener, of 317
North Horton street, havo Mr. Schoener's
sisters, Miss Sarah Schoener and Miss
Jennie Schoener. of Mahanoy City, Pa.,
as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Zlttle. of 149
East Lancaster avenue. East Downing
town, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Myrtle Elizabeth Zittle,
tr, Mr. w. Ralnh Colflesh. of 53d street
and AVoodland nvenue.
Frankford
Miss Clara Case, of 8034 Tulip street;
JIlss Ethel Beyer. Miss Mary Patterson
and Miss Ella Patterson, of Holmesburg,
will be among the guests at a house
party given by Mtss Madallne Beyer and
Miss Rose Beyer, at their home, 617 Pa
cific avenue, Atlantic City, over the Eas
ter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castor, of 8204
Frankford avenue, entertained In honor of
the 21st birthday of their son, Mr. North
rop Castor, last evening. There were
about 150 guests present.
Mtss Bernlce Cartledge, daughter of Sir.
and Mrs. Franklin Cartledge, of 1609
Harrison street, has returned from Wash
ington, D. C, where she has been spend
ing the past two months. Miss Cartledge
was extensively entertained during her
visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Carroll, of 2606 Rhawn
street, Holmesburg, will spend the week
end at Atlantla City as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. MacNamara.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wllklns, who spent
the last two years In California, havo
taken up their residence again near
Media.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howe, of Media,
announce the birth of a son, Frank Walker
Howe.
Mrs. J. T. Hall, of Ridley Park. Is
chairman of the committed which is ar
ranging' a country week dance for
April 2S.
"The Barnstormers," of. Ridley Park,
will have their regular monthly club nlgbt
tonijht in the auditorium.
AN EVENING IN GREECE
Philadelphia Music Club Presents
Songs and Dnnccs
Tho Philadelphia Music Club, the mem
bership nf which comprises a largo num
ber of women prominent In local music
nffnlrs. offered a unique spring entertain
ment Inst ovcnlng In tho little theatre.
It was billed as "An Evening In Ancient
Greece" and enlisted the co-operntlon of
Mary Stewart, premiere danscuso; Mrs.
Albert Schmidt. Mrs. Archibald Itubnrd,
and Miss Elizabeth Calhoun, soloists; nnd
a hovy of 50 young women as choristers
and dancers. Edith A. Push, who directed
i tho performance, devised 'tho production,
, designed tho costumes, arranged tho
dances nnd composed tho music, and dc-
serves a great deal of credit for the tasto
and originality displayed In every detail.
The graceful raiment of Hellenic youths
and maidens as shepherds, bacchantes,
etc., mado a colorful moving foreground
against tho nustcro setting of black
drapery which backed nnd framed tho
various pictures of classic dance nnd
plastic posing. Tho figures and group
ings were frco and flowing In their at
tendant gestures nnd postures nnd tho
enactment was enhanced by admirable
lighting effects. Tho performances In
their grace and ease nt rhythm realized
very fully tho poetry of motion and gavo
the beholder a very ndoquato impression of
the danco In heroic Greece. Tho six scones,
divided into two groups, portrayed tho re
ligious and social phases of Greek life,
particularly the worship of Demeter,
Dlonyslos nnd Apollo.
Tho music was In harmony with tho
motif of tho entertnlnment. Properly
enough, only harps and flutes were used
to accompany tho songs, which wero set
to Dorian lyrics and odes of Sappho and
Pindar.
Roxborough
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pyle, of 114
Rochello avenue, Wlssnlilcknn, will givo n
dance tomorrow evening nt their home, for
their daughter. Miss Katharine Pyle.
Palms, ferns nnd spring flowers will bo
used In the decorations. Among tho guests
will bo JIlss Laura McCowcn. JIlss Edith
Wilkinson, JIlss Jtnry JlcCowon, Miss
Gladys McCnwen, JIlss Edwlna JIalpass.
' Miss JIabel Leonard JIlss Emily Atwood,
JIlss JIarlo Jlees, JIlss Florence JlcJIor
I rls. JIlss Helen Murray. Jliss Claire Vlole,
JIlsj Ituella .Volte, JIlss Katharine Keely,
! Miss Kmlly Forman, of Baltimore; Lleu
! tenant Overlsh. Jlr. Reynolds Miller, Jlr.
I Le Roy Worley, Mr. Charles Rleger, Jlr.
nuum iiieiiiKom, .Mr. jouu unison, .Air.
Charles Hays, Jlr. Edwin Vare, Jlr.
Charles Gouert and Jlr. Robert C. Pyle,
3d.
Tioga
JIlss Ella Lukens, supervising principal,
nnd the faculty of the Georgo Hoker
School. 22d nnd Ontario strets. havo is
sued invitations for n parents' meeting,
followed by ail Informal ri"optton, tonight.
The Interesting program will include nn
nddress by Jlr. Milton C. Cooper, and folk
dancing, vocal and Instrumental music,
and an exhibition of gymnasium work by
the pupils. There will be 300 guests.
JIlss Adallne Froellch. of 1251 West
Allegheny avenue, entertained at luncheon
and cards today, her guests being JIlss
Charlotte Fleming. Jlrs. William P. Jones,
Jtlss Florence Gelkler. JIlss Alico Jc
Fadden, JIlss Edna JIcFadden. JIlss Violet
Carson, Jliss Edna Scull, JIlss Helen Eclls,
JIlss Bessie Doak and Jlrs. Arthur Custer.
Along the Reading
Jlrs. Arthur Carroll, of Now York. Is
the guest of Jlr. and Jlrs. William G. Car
roll, of Lakeside avenus, Oak Lane.
JIlss Anna Kimball, of 4537 Old York
road, entertained at 500 on Saturday. The
decorntions were pink and white. Among
her guests were JIlss JIarlon Groff, JIlss
Emllle Buckley, JIlss Dorothy Hathaway,
JIlss Louise Smith, JIlss Emily Gardner,
Jliss Dorothy Scott, Miss Martha Ackley.
JIlss JIary Spiers, Jliss Frances Ely, Jliss
Dorothy Hlndman, JIlss JIargaret Lotz
and Miss Pauline Seftier.
MISS ANNA KIMBALIi
Weddinga
ROBINSON WHITE.
Ah Interesting wedding took place
Wednesday evening nt Ornco Lutheran
Church, Norrlstown, when Miss Anna Hello
White, daughter of Councilman Daniel II.
White, became tho bride of Mr. Albert
Robinson, of Philadelphia. Tho ceremony
was performed nt 6 o'clock by the pastor,
tho Rev. Charles D. Keller. Jtr. White
gave his daughter In mnrrlage. She was
attired In a gown of bridal satin, with
trimmings of duehesse lace and pearls,
and a veil of tulle, caught with oratigo
blossoms. Her only ornament was a dia
mond brooch presented to her by the bride
groom. A shower nf white roses nnd lilies
of the valley was carried. Miss May
Sclmman. tho maid of honor, wore a shell
pild satin frock, draped with tulle, with
a smart poke bonnet of silk tulle, nnd car
ried a shower nf pink roses nnd snap
dragons. JIlss Elizabeth White and Jtlss
Pauline White were bridesmaids. Their
frocks were of taffrin. trimmed with tulle,
one In pink nnd the other In blue, wearing
large picture Ince hals, nnd oarh carried
sweet peas. The bride was also attended
by two ribbon girls. Jtlss Anna de Solms
nnd Miss nleda Halrd, nnd two little flower
girls, JIlss Edith White and Jtlss Itclla
Hearolf, who woic white lace frocks.
Master Howard White was ring bearer.
His suit was of white satin.
Mr. Charles White acted as best man,
and the ushers Included Mr. Harry Rceb,
Mr. Howard D. White nnd Mr. Edward
do Sohns, of Norrlstown, and Mr. Louis
Smith, of Philadelphia.
Following the ceremony, a reception was
held at the home of tho bride'a father.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Robinson will spend their
honeymoon In the South, touring Wnshlng
ton nnd West Virginia.
Seaside Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J April 14.
Yarns aro playing a distinct part In tho
apparel of tho Boardwalk maid, who has
found other tiscs for them beside knit
ting socks nnd scarfs for tho soldiers.
An attractive girl on the Walk the other
afternoon wore n dark hluo taffeta coat
suit with tho skirt edged with gray
fringe of woolen yarn. The samo ma
terial Is used ns an embellishment for
hats and scarfs of silk. A hat of Bur
gundy straw was outlined about tho crown
In yellow yarn. Burgundy Is a favorlto
shade this spring. Jlrs. H. CI. Young,
of Albnny. who Is staying at tho Brighton,
Is wearing a smart coslumo of Burgundy
broadcloth and chinchilla furs. Her hat
of Burgundy straw has n crown of spring
posies.
Jtrs. William Turner, of Germantown,
Is nnother attractive woman on the Walk.
Jtrs. Turner has chosen a brown tailored
suit with sablo furs, nnd a brown straw
chapeau with a paradise plume.
Jlr. Howard S. Graham Is visiting Jtrs.
Graham nnd JIlss Graham, who havo
been at tho Brighton for somo time.
Jliss Edith Houston Bally is nt tho
Jlarlborough-Rlonheim with Jtr. Ernest
It. Henderson and JIlss Henderson, of
Windsor, Out. JIlss Elizabeth Hood Latta
and Jtrs. Thomas L. Latta wero members
of tho Philadelphia colony at tho Blen
heim recently.
MR. AND MRS. EUGENE 3.
BECKMAN
Jlr. and Jlrs. Eugene S. Beckman, whose
marriage took place in Beth Isr.tel Tem
ple, Atlantic City, on Wednesday of this
week, aro now on their wedding trip. Jlrs.
Beckman was formerly Jliss Pearl Bach
arach, daughter of Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Benjamin
Bacharach.
Jtrs. Harry A. Poth and her son aro
nt tho Chelsea, where they will remain
over Palm Sunday. Jlrs. James Francis
Sullivan and Jliss Leta Sullivan aro also
at the Chelsea. Jlrs. Sullivan looks re
markably well In a London smoke-tailored
coat suit and black-tailored straw sailor.
Dr. Lewis S. Homers entertained nt
luncheon this week at tho Jlarlborough
Blenhelm for Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Edward F.
Keen, Jtrs. David Halsted and Jtrs. H. II.
Ambler, of Philadelphia.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Charles K. Kruger aro
among tho recent arrivals nt tho Tray
more. Jlrs. JIary Qulnn will entertain over
Easter at her cottage on Vnssar square,
her guests being Jtr. and Jlrs. A. J. Qulnn,
JIlss Mildred Qulnn and Jlrs. John Qulnn,
of Baltimore.
Jlrs. John J. White has Issued cards
for a luncheon and bridge at the JIurl-borough-Blenheim
on April 26.
What's Doing Tonight
Women's Christian Temperance Union. 1921
Arch street: 7:15 o'clock.
Lecture, Younc Friends' Association, IBth
and Cherry streets; S o'clock.
"A Night at the Movies." Booksellers' Asso
ciation o( Philadelphia. Curtis Building: II
o'clock.
Musicals. Aero Club of Pennsylvania. Helle-vue-Stratford;
8:15 o'clock.
Lecture, Rodoph Shalom Synagogue, the Rev.
Pr. David M. Steele: 8 o'clock.
lecture, American Philosophical Society.
13th and Locust streets, Dr. Leland O. How
ard; 8:15 o'clock.
Schoolmen's Week, University of Pennsyl
vania. Illustrated lecture. "Aviation and Balloon
Intr." by Dr. Thomas E. Eldrldse. Girard
College; 8 o'clock
Two plays by the Dramatis, Club of tha
Alumnae Association of the Ph adelphla High
School for Ulrls. School Ilulldlng, 17th and
Spring Garden streets: 8 o'clock.
Lecture, "Shakespeare and the Jew,'' by
Dr. Henry Ilerkowltz. Itodeuh Shalom Syna
gogue. Broad and Mount Vernon streets; 8
Reception to Dr. and Mrs. John G. Wilson.
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church, 11th
and Oxford streets; e) o'clock.
Dannuet in honor of the Rov. Dr. and Mrs.
O Hlckley Burns. Centennary Methodist
Episcopal t'hurch. 41st and Spring Garden
' EnUrtalnmintk'for, the benefit of the Phila
delphia Trade School, Athletic. Association, at
the school building, 12th and Locust street;
B o'clock
Continuation Teachers' Club entertainment,
WJtul?cifetlVid dance Jo aid Aviation School,
Bt3radui?tton Franklin Institute School of Me
chanical Arts, 15 South 7th street,
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accepted and, printed la the Kicnlus
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ten on one side of the paper, must , be
signed in full, with full address, and when
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AERO CLUB DANCE TONIGHT
AT BELLEVUE-STRATFORt)
Affair Arranged by Those Interested in Aviation Prom
ises to Be Great Success Small Affairs in
Preparation for Spring'Weddings
THE dance to bo given tonight at tho
Uellovuc-Stratford Under tho auspices
of the Aero Club of Pennsylvania will
tako on the appenranco of a naval affair,
as many of the officers of tho navy yard
nnd tho reserve lleet will be present In
uniform. Jtlss Harriett Graham-Wynne
Is chairman of tho Committee on Arrange
ments and has secured tho services of a
number of distinguished artists, Including
Jtadame JInrle Ladue Plcrsol, Daisy Ham
lin Wntrous, Hans Klndler, Ellis Clark
Hammann nnd Burton rtersol.
Among the patronesses aro Jlrs. Fred
crick W. Abbott, Jtrs. A. J. Drexel Blddle,
Mrs. Robert Kelso Cossatt, Jlrs. Louis S.
Clark, Jtrs. T. DoWItt Cuyler, Mrs.
George W. Chllds Drexel, Jlrs. M. A. Law,
Jlrs. A. J. Drexel Paul, Jlrs. Frederick R,
Payne, Jlrs. Robert Leo Russell, Jlrs. Jo.
soph A. Stelnmelz, Jlrs. E. T. Stotesbury,
Jlrs Leopold Stokowskl, Jlrs. Thomas H.
Smith, Mrs. James Francis Sullivan, Jtlss
Anno Thomson, Jlrs. Alexander Van
Rensselaer, Jlrs. Littleton Walter Tazewell
Wnlier, Jlrs. Rodman Wanamaker and
Jtrs. Clarence P. Wynne.
A surprlso shower was given on Wednes
day evening In honor of Jtlss Bentrlco
Scott at her home, 2843 North 27th street.
Among those present wore Jtlss Maude
dibble, Jtrs. William Gorges, Jtlss Vesta
Knuffman, Jtlss Jtlnnle Fllnsback, Jtlss
Jlne Smith, Jtrs. Pharls Lcldy, Jliss Tllllo
Fredericks. Jtlss Jtablo Reburn and JIlss
Edna Jtandlcr.
A surprise linen shower wan given Sat
urday evening at 730 West Norrls street
In honor of Jtlss Gertrude Knhn's be
trothal to Dr. David Lavln, of Seattio,
Wash. Tho dining room was decorated
elaborately Ith pa'jns and ferns and flow
ers added to the attraction. Among those
present wore Jtr, nnd Jtrs. Sohlcln, Jliss
Gertrude Knhn, Jlr. Edward Gross, Jlr.
Joseph Wlsson, JIlss Rose Llndcnbaum,
Jlr. Louis Dlvnc, Jliss Reglna Lefkowlth,
Jtr. Joseph Buslhel, JIlss Jlolly Stein, Jlr.
David Cooper, JIlss Sylvia Kahn, JIlss
Lillian Knhn, Jtr. Harry Lefkowlth, Jtlss
Theresa Schaefer, Jlr. Jtnurlco Rosonfeld,
Jtr. Samuel Zorn, Jtlss Ethel Grossman,
Jtlss Jlay Lefkowlth, Jtr. Ralph Gold
water. Jlr. Charles Eskowltz, Jtlss Cclla
Altman, Jtr. David Eskowltz, JIlss JIolllo
Gordon. Jtrs. Joseph Cohen, JIlss Frances
Ungerloider. Jlr. Herman Robinson, Jtr.
Frederick Yurdelson, Jtlss Elizabeth Ball,
Jtlss Hannah Kahn, JIlss Hnnnah Freed
man, Jlr. Knhn nnd others.
The Sherwood Century Club gave a
literary and musical cntortnlnmcnt last
evening at the clubroom, 57th street nnd
Thomas avenue. Prof. John D. JIahonoy
delivered an nddress on Robert Burns.
AJIEETING of tho Pnstlmo Pleasure
Club will tako placo on Sunday, at
tho homo of Jtr. Raymond Jordan, 2134
Jtooro street. JIlss Helen Camau will ad
dress tho meeting in French, assisted by
JIlss JIabel Rodgers and Jliss JIary Chap
man. Jlr. Andrew Fltzpatrick and Jlr.
John Lydon will speak on "Woman Suf
frago." JIlss Florence Jllttlcmnn, of 2311 North
10th street, entertained in honor of JIlss
Josephine Brunswick on Sunday evening.
Among those present were JIlss Sarah
Kolinsky, JIlss Rose Jlerkln, Jtlss Sophia
Beckof, Jtlss Clara Goodman, Jtiss Lillian
Kolinsky, Jliss Lena Paskman, JIlss Anna
Rosenwclg, JIlss Katherino Goodman. Jtr.
Samuel Gilbert, Jtr. Daniel Goldenberg,
Jlr. Frank Plotwlck. Jlr. John Bell, Jlr.
Joseph Jtlttteman, Jtr, John Jtlttleman,
Jlr. Albert Adelson, Jtr. Louis Stroth, Jtr.
AMUSEMENTS
T7i-4-.i MARKET AnOVB OTH
XlfTm 12-? Today and Tomorrow
v luuuiia Ethd Barrymore
In "TUB KISS OP HATE"
Also Authentic War Pictures
COMING ALL NEXT WEEK!
FlllST AND EXCLUSIVE rtlESHNTATION
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
g,AAtmos"CABMEN"
Stanley
MARKET ADOVE 10TII
11 :in n. m. to 11 :15 p. m.
Today and Tomorrow
Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgely
In "THE LOVE MASK"
At 10:35, 12:25. 2:15. 4. 0:58. 7:45. 0:30
Arcadia
t-iU'.HiiNU j. iseiow ium
W. S. HART
In "THE AHYAN"
10c 1214 MARKET 20o
10 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
HAZEL DAWN
Palace
In "THE SALESLADV"
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
rta-F
m
You Meed a
Spr
ing Hat Now
and just at the proper time, econo
mically and seasonably speaking, we
have opened, our new and enlarged
Milliner? Salon, with a change of
price policp.
.50
to
will Jsejhe low cost of hundreds of
I models-r
larizewwLJvas
elusive Apartment.
Mawson & DeMarvy
1115 CHESTNUT STREET
Opposite B. F. Keith's
Daly Paskman, Mr. Albert Wildo and
Jlr. Edward Fisher. An exhibition danco
wns given by Miss Jtlttleman nnd Mr
Goldenberg nnd songs by Mr. Gilbert nnd
Jtlss Brunswick.
Mrs. William A. Fltzpatrick was given
a linen shower Wednesday evening at lief
home, 6540 Gcsner street Jtrs. Fltzpatrlek
before her martrage was Miss Jtae V.
Elchlnger.
A surprise party wan given for Mr.
David Melnlck by his parents In honor of
his 21st birthday recently. Among the
guests were Jtr. and Mrs. Jlelnlck, Jtr. and.
Jtrs. Kelly. Jtr. nnd Jlrs. Stone, Jtr J.
Welnsteln, Jlr. Leonard Flum, Jlr. It.
Sporkln, Jtr. and Jtrs. P, Cohen Jlr, Jack
Kelly, JIlss A. Stuart, Jtlss K. Block, JIlss
A Stone, JIlss Adeline Welssberg, Jlr.
Blackofsky and Jtr. JlcCann. Solos were
given by Jlr. Albert Cornfield, violin; Dr.
Selgal, baritone, and Jtr. Leonard Flum,
tenor.
Jtlss Jtlnnto Schultz entertained at
her home. 776 Line street. Camden, on
Sunday. Somo of the Phltndelphtann who
wero present were Jtr. J, Abrams, Mr. T.
Weiss, Jlr. Samuel Slegcl and Jtr. IL
Llpschltz. Popular nnd claslo solos on the
violin wero given by Jlr. J. Abrams.
Lansdowne
Handicap golf matches wilt be held by
tho Woman's Club of the Country Club
every Thursday afternoon. Jtlss Louise
Vanznndt Is managing tho team.
AMUSEMENTS
ADETiPTTT BVaa 8!l5 s0 t0
"THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM
COME"
A Story of Three Wolfs i Girl. n. Boy una a
Dog. rounded on thn Hook by JOHN FOX, JR.
Laughter nnd Tears for Old and Young
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 15, at 8H5
Illustrated Lecture on
"MILITARY ENGINEERING"
By COIONEL GEOROE A. ZIN7. U. S. A.
Auspice of The Engineers' Club
Tho Public Cordially Invited.
WITHERSPOON HALL, Juniper A Walnut Sta.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH RTREET3
A HIT FROM START TO FINISH!
JOAN SAWYER & CO.
ORIGINAL DANCE CREATIONS
FRANK McINTYRE & CO.
In "THE HAT SALESMAN"
Burt ntzRlhhon; Six Klrksmlth Slaters t
Vnllerlta's "jeopards; Other Illg Features.
Hunting Villa In Pictures.
TJT?n ATI Thla Jfe-t Week. Evgs. 8:15
DIXKJiXU Mntinee Tomorrow nt 2:15
THE COMEDr SUCCESS OF THE SEASON
Laurette Taylor
IN A NEW THREE-ACT COJ1EDY
The Wooing of Eve
Dy J. HARTLEY MANNERS
Author of TEO O- MY HEART"
Best Seats $1.50 at Wednesday Matlnea
rr.inlr This Next Week. Bvgs. 8:11
Vjrdl 1 ILK. Matinee Tomorrow at 2 :1S
COHAN 4 HAnRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST TLAY IN THE WORLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Original New York Cast and Production
Best Seats Jl at Topular Wed. Jlatlneei
ftlohp Theatre 'SISA.
JtJKJKs VAUDEVILLE Continuous 11
A. M, to 11 P. Jt. 10c, 15c, 25c.
Victor's Musical Melange
FIVE SATSUDAS
AND
OTHERS
T VT3TP TONlCJirr AT 8:15
Jj I IXJ REGULAR MAT. TOMORROW
The Greatest of AH Vlenneso Operetta
"ALONE AT LAST"
By Franz Lehar. Composer "The Merry Widow"
Muslo That Thrills You With Ita Charm
Forrest Last 2 Evgs.
coy GOME TO BOHEMIA
MASK AND WIG Seats Now Selling
ACADEMY Seats at Heppe'a, 1110 Chestnut
Philadelphia
Orchestra
TODAY rprt,.. at
at 3 xJiiiui.s
8 -IB
LEOPOLD GODOWSKY.
rianlst
"IX7V.1-itI- Popular Mats. Tues. le Thur.
W ailiU U 25c. 60c. Regular Mat. Sat.
Evgs. 25c to $1, no higher.
tf si"0" "Bringing Up Father"
AMERICAN "House Next Door"
"IIV1NE STOCK Mat Tuea.. Thur.. SaU
in order to popu-
known as an ex