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EVENING LEDGE.E-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APEIL 19, 1910.
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HIGH WINDS MAR
PLEASURE AT SHORg
Atlantic City Visitors Turn to
Indoor Sports Swimming
Pools Attract Many
NANCY WYNNE HEARS OF NEW -
ENDEAVORS FORiWAR VICTIMS
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French Wounded Fund to Be Augmented by Large Musi-
cale and Dance Given by Manheim Branch
at Germantown Cricket Club
LANSDOWNE GIRLS WHO APPEARED IN SHAKESPEAREAN ROLES
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jTTIVERY day orto hears of new actlvl
H time In tlm ehnritv line, ttiovf the
nowest thlncr 13 .it muBicato rfnd dance,
, Which will bo given at the Oermantown
Cricket Club on ildnday night, May 16,
by the Manheim Dranch of the French
Wounded I-'uifd. The musical part 'of
the program 'will begin at 8 o'clock
sharp, so say tho perpetrators of dance
ntid music Miss Edith Wclla Bly, who
lias played for tho Philadelphia Orchcs
. tra, will give several piano solos, and
Master Edward Mellor Wilson, son df
Mv. and Mrs. Ralph Graham Wilson,
of Germantown, who Is a pupil of Fred
crick Halin nnd only recently gavo a re
cital at tho Acorn Club, will play. Mr.
William Uyrd Pago will do a number
of trlelto and Miss Charlotto Brooke,
who dances vefy gracefully, will appear
In Bevel al specialties,
A number of prominent women will
act ns patronesses of tho affair, among
Whom will Iro Mrs. William Price New
hall, Mrs. Edward Evans Dennlston,
Mrs. William II. Kurtz. Mrs. Gcorgo M.
Kowhall, Miss William K. Beard, Mrs.
A. E. Hutchinson, Mrs. Robert Newhall,
Mrs. A. E. McKenzIo, Mrs. Joseph M.
Fox. Mrs. Ciinhman Newhall, Mrs. F.
Butler Reeves, Jr., Mrs. Alexander Wis-lei-,
Jr., Mrs. William P. Baiba, Mrs.
Edward Fitch, Mrs. Georgo A. Brooke,
.Mrs, E. W. Clarke, Mrs. Edward Mellor,
Mrs. Clarcnco M. Clarke, Mrs. Maurice
C. Burton, Mrs. William Byrd Page,
Mrs. Joseph S. Lovorlng Wharton, Mrs.
Richard D. Morris, Mrs. Carl Williams,
Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs. Ralph Graham
Wltson, Mrs. Gcorgo' 3. Garrett, Mrs.
'Frank J. Donlovy, Mrs. A. W. Bly, Mrs.
Charles E. Willis, Mrs. Frederick Wol
Btcnholm and Mrs. Lawronco B. Mellor.
Lots of peoplo arc making plans for
tho summer already that Is, tho real
summer months I mean, not tho spring
days out In the suburban places. Many
of us who know Mrs. Sussex Davis will
bo greatly Interested to hear of tho new
villa sho will open In Capo May. So
many women of gentle birth are obliged
to put ,thclr hands to tho plow and work
these days that thero Is scarcely a rip
plo of excitement In tho ranks of society
when ono hears of another. However,
Mrs. Davis, though not a nowcomer In
tho field of work, docs usually make
other women sit up and tako notice,
owing to tho fact that beforo this now
villa was built Mrs. Davis had been run
ning two houses In Capo May for several
summers and my dears! such eats! The
memory of some I had there last August
makes my mouth water. And now this
brand now villa, with many rooms. Is
to open In Juno. Mrs. Sklj?wlth Cannell,
her mother, usually stays with her.
Mrs. Davis, who was Sadlo Cannell, Is
a niece of Mrs. Cavallor Smith and a
cousin of Frieda Milne and Anita Smith.
Anita and her mother, by tho way, aro
living now In New York, and Anita is
V dolm; some very good work illustrating
for various magazlnos.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. CharleB Sharpless Jones, of 416
School lane, Germantown, announces tho
onagement of her daughter. Miss Kath
ryn Pormar Jones, to Mr. William Bul
lock Waterman, of Trovldonce, It. I., now
in business In Baltimore. Mr. Waterman
Is a graduate of Princeton, class of 1912.
lirs. Edward Evans Dennlston, of West
School House lane, will give a dinner
on Monday evening, April 24, beforo
the final meeting of tho dancing class
chaperoned by Mrs. Joseph S. Loverlns
Wharton, Mrs. Augustus B. Stoughton,
Mrs. Joseph Priestley Button, Sirs.
Charles Davis and Mrs. DcnnlBton, at tho
Germantown Cricket Club.
Mrs. Catharine Hunter Davis will bo
guest of honor at a luncheon which Hiss
Caroline MurdocK, or I'rincoton, win give
on Wednesday, May 3, at her homo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Lewis will
entertain the members of the Plastic Club
at their home, 1914 Spruce street, this
afternoon at tea. Mr. Lewis will give an
informal talk on the origin of portrait
miniature painting.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William B. Churchman,
who have been the guests ot Sirs. Church
man's parents. Mr. and Kirs. Henry L.
Geyelln, at Hardwlcke, Villanova, will re
turn to their home In Morrlstown, N. J.,
today.
A golf match between the women's
teams of the Philadelphia Cricket Club
nnd the Merlon Cricket Club will take
place -qn Tuesday, May 9, dt Merlon. Mrs.
Edwin H. Fitler, of Bryn Mawr, will en
tertain the teams at luncheon.
Mrs. Henry P. Bqrle, who has been
spending the winter at 123 South 12th
street, has opened her house on Upland
Way. St. David's. .
Admiral W, W. Meade Is spending a few
weeks In Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D'as Slnkter. of St.
David's, have returned from South Caro
lina, where they went to attend tho wed
ding of Mr. Slnkler's cousin. Miss Emily
Elnkler, nnd Mr. Nicholas Roosevelt.
Along the Main Line
OVERBUOOK. The Alpha Chapter of
(he Delta Gamma Sigma Sorority enter-
ilned the Beta and Gamma Chapters at
tea- on Saturday at the home of Miss
Uatharlne F, Casnet, on Drexel road.
Among the guests were Miss Agnes Jamie
kor. Miss Gertrude fJlarK, Miss uosamona
vrigni. uiss .aiw jonnson. snoa uoroiny
Clnr, Miss Frue Miller, Miss Sarah Mc-
auKtiiln. Miss uertruae. Merry, miss
Helen Connor and Miss Madeline Ernes.
rhose who assisted in receiving were Miss
Zdna M. ClarK, Miss Helen smiley. Mlsa
fcdna Berrotb, Miss Helen K, Clark. Miss
Ib'anny D. Avery, Miss Alice Patterson,
Ilea Evelyn King and Mrs. Ernest D.
2lanton.
MERION Mr, and Mrs. Archibald
Iyde Ehle, of Haxelhurst and Wynne-
rood avenues, will give a small dance on
Saturday evening. April 29. In honor of
heir son, Mr. Francis R. Ehle.
ARDMORE. Mr. Benjamin Bullock,
Jr. ol Edgewooa roan, win leave tnis
veek for a star of several weeks at white
Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Members ol the Ardmore a iris- ciuti are
planning to give the play, "The Mission
at Letty," some time this spring- The
Juo was organized last ucioocr tor me
purpose of the study of first aid and the
uaiments ol nursing. Tne omcers are:
Ilsa Katharine Kennedy, president; Miss
.'tra. Fallon, vice president, UUa Susan
Jooley secretary, and Miss Mary Scott,
treasurer
BRYN lfWR Mr. and Mrs. Paxson
?tUr, of Bryn Maw, bve returned from
Boston, where they were visiting Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harold McNeat.
ROSEMONT. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Kearr).
ley Mitchell will return on Monday from
Hot Springs, Vn and open their house,
Red Roso Manor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Slnnlckson, of
Rosemont, are spending a short time nt
Atlantic City. .
ST. DAVID'S. Mr. and Mrs. RoJHri H,
Wilbur, of Old Stono House, St. David's,
havo returned from Atlantic City, where
they wcro staying nt tho Traymore. Sirs.
Wilbur hns sent out cards for a tea on
Wedncsdny afternoon, April 24, to meet
Mr. Harold Bauer nnd Mr. Os3lp Gabrllo
wltsch, Mr, and Mrs. Harold A. Freeman, of St.
David's road, havo returned from a two
months' sojourn In Augusta, Oa. Mr.
Frederick Richardson and family, of New
York, havo moved Into their new home on
Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. Humbert C. Powell held tho meet
ing of her sewing circle nt her home on
"WIndemere avenue Monday afternoon.
Among thoso present Were Mrs. W. P.
Cochran. Mrs. Norman Condert, Mrs. A. H.
Elliot, Mrs. Robert Elmer, Mrs. James B
Hughes. Mrs, II. A. Miller, Mrs. Freder
ick A. do Cnnliares, Mrs. Charles II. Mat
thew, Jr., and Mrs. W. C. Kcator.
WAYNE. Mrs. M. R. Ward, of Louella
avenuo, Is spending a few days In New
York.
Mrs. Wilton W. Blanche, of 423 Oak
lane, has gono to Lakowood for a short
stny at tho Laurel House.
Mrs. C. II. S. Howell, of WIndemere
avenue, entertained tho bridge club of
which sho Is a member at her home yes
terday afternoon. Among those present
were Mrs. II. K. Mulford, Mrs. J. Ber
tram Mitchell, Mrs. John Dunlap, Jr.,
Mrs, Hubert Trent, Mrs. John Bnrncs,
Mrs. "H. John Patton, Mrs. Louis H. Watt,
Mrs. M. R. Ward, Mrs. Robert Elmer,
Mrs. Humbert B. Powell. Mrs. G. Win
throp Coflln, Mrs. R. C. Ware, Miss Lut
chins, Mrs. M. F. D. Sonnlan nnd Miss
Bertha Ball.
Mrs. Gcorgo M. Aman has been obliged
to recall her invitations for tho suffrage
card party to bo given at her home, owing
to Illness In tho family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Ware, of
Wayno avenue, aro entertaining their
daughter, Mrs. A. S. Case, of Flcmlpgtou,
N. J.
Mrs. W. C. Kcator, of Louella avenue,
has returned from a week's stny at Atlan
tic City.
DEVON. Mrs. C. Hownrd Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Holllngsworth havo
returned to Chcstnutwold Farm, tholr
homo In Devon
Mr. and MrB. Edgar V. Scolor have
opened their houso on Spencer avenuo for
tho spring and early summer.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. E. Eldrldgo Pcnnock, of
6724 Grccno street, will entertain at dln
n6r on Friday ovenlng, April 28. The
guests will afterward attend tho last of
a scries of dances at tho Groystono, 125
West School Houso lano. Tho guests of
honor will be Miss Jola Seeds and Mr.
Edward G. MacGannon, whoso engage
ment as boon announced, nnd others
present will Include Miss Isabel Stoughton,
Miss Eleanor Edmonds, Miss Mnry Wag
ndr. Miss Dorothy Mayburry. Miss Eliza
beth MacCucn Smith, Miss Kathleen iDcn
nlston, Miss Anna Dennlston, Miss Re
becca Hunt, Mr. Harrison Townsend, Mr.
Donald Kent, Mr. Jnmard Zcckwer,. Mr.
Sherman Coatcs, Mr. Edwin Atlee, Mr.
Joseph Shoemaker, Paymaster Elliott
Moorman, U. S. N and Mr. Earnshaw
Murdock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaylord, of 3116
West Ponn street, have Ml&s Doris Brown,
of Boston, as their guest. Sir. and Mrs.
Gnylord entertained Informally at dinner
last night, when their guests were Mr.
and Sirs. Boulton Earnshaw and Mr.
Charles Dulles.
Sir. and Sirs. John Blnkcley, of 2803
Indian Queen lane, will entertain to
night nt dinner. Their guests will In
clude Mr. and Sirs. Robert Martin Wil
liams, Dr. nnd Sirs. Allen J. Smith, Sir.
and Sirs. Samuel Collom and Sir. and
Sirs. Edward H. Fitch.
A class In first aid which meets on Fri
day mornings at the Young Women's
Christian Association Is taught by Dr.
Harry Bond Wllmer. Among the mem
bers aro Sirs. William 'C. Hesse, Sirs. Will
iam II. George, SIlss Slargaretta SIcAleer,
SIlss Emily Tattcrsfleld, SIlss SI., Morris,
SIlss Dorothy Dobson, SIlss Dunn, Sirs.
Alexis Smith and Sirs. Churchill Williams.
SIlss Eleanor Baker, of 6802 Qulncy
street, will entertain at luncheon on
Wednesday, April 25, In honor of SIlss
Louise Crawford.
Sir. and Sirs. W. J. SIcLaughlln, of East
Washington lano, will spend the week-end
at tho Traymore, Atlantic City, accom
panied by their daughter, SIlss Jane Mc
Laughlin. West Philadelphia
MISS ANNA T, DONAHOE
The marriage of SIlss Anna Thergsa
Donahoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P,
Donahoe, of 336 -North 63d street, to Mr,
Francis P. Brennen, of 6117 GIrard ave
nue, will take place on Wednesday, April
26.
Sir. and Mrs. W. Wendllng Anglln, of
St. Catharine's, Canada, w)ll spend the
Easter holiday wltryMrs. Anglln s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomson Sherron,
of Hamilton Court. Mrs. Anglln will bo.
remembered as Miss Josephine Eveline.
Sherron. whose marriage took place last
December. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sherron and Sir. and Mrs,'
Anglln wU be at home Informally on
Easter Sunday between 3 and 6 ojclock.
iNo cards have been Issued.
Mrs. John A. Colgan, of Cynwyd, who
will assist Sirs. Charles E. Hallahan at
the, baby table at the Fete Champetre
to be given the latter part of May for
the building fund of the new Mater Ml
erlcordla Hospital, will give a subscrip
tion dance for the same cause Tuesday
night, May 2, at the Studio, 3J03 Ban
eon street.
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Weddings jVi H JMw jC
KERPER VAN OSTEN.
Tho wedding of SIlss Adelo Van Osten,
daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. J. B. Van Os
ten, of 3244 North Sydenham street, to
Sir. Grlllln Kerpcr, will tako placo tonight
at 7 o'clock, In tho Tioga Baptist Church,
Broad, below Tioga street. Tho pastor,
tho Rov. Dr. Rtitgcr Dox, will perform
the ceremony, which will be followed by
a reception nt the homo of tho bride's
parents. Sir. Van Osten will give his
daughtor In marriage. Sho will wear a
gown of white satin, draped with tulle,
and n veil of tullo caught with sprays ot
orango blossoms. Lilies of tho valley, ar
ranged In a shower, will bo carried. SIlss
Emmn Van Osten, tho bride's sister, who
will bo maid of honor, will wear a pnlo
blue satin frock, draped with tullo to
match, and a picturesque hat of leghorn,
with, trimming of blue tullo. The brides
maid. SIlss Cora Hurst, will bo similarly
attired, but In pale pink. SIlss Edna
Van Osten, tho young sister of tho bride,
will bo flower girl. Her frock of white
embroidered batlsto will bo trimmed with
pink ribbons and her dainty leghorn bon
net will bo faced with tiny pink roses
Sir. Kerpcr will havo his brother. Sir.
Albert Kerpcr, ns best man: nnd Sir.
Robert Von Osten, Sir. Charles Sprcss,
Sir. Boyd J. Coatos, and Sir. Roscoo Es
tlnshlp will act as ushers. Sirs. Boyd J.
Coatcs, tho bridegroom's sister, will play
tho wedding march. After tho reception
Sir. Kerper nnd his bride will leavo for
an extended Journey. They wilt bo at
home nfter Juno 1 In Wyndmoor, Pa.
Tioga
Sirs. Llnd SInson Baker, of 1806 West
Erie avenue, entertained at bridge, fol
lowed by a buffet luncheon, on Monday
afternoon. Her guests wero Sirs. Louis
G. Green, Sirs. Robert SIcCrccry, Sirs.
William Kugler, Sirs. Louis Cave, Sirs.
James Thompson. SIrB. John Roberts, Sirs.
Lillian Howctt and Sirs. Samuol Scatter
good. Sir. and Sirs. William C. Carman, of
1220 West Alleghony avenuo, with tholr
son-in-law and daughter, Sir. 'and Sirs.
Georgo T. Gravonstlne, will spend tho
Easter holidays at their cottage In Vent
nor. Mrs. A. E. Addis, of 3839 North Broad
street, has opened her summer home In
Atlantic Glty for tho season.
Sir. and Sirs. Charles E. Lukens, of 3415
North ljth street, will glvo an Informal
dinner this evening for 12 guests. Golden
and white spring flowers nnd ferns will
form tho decorations. LaBt night Sir. and
Sirs. Lukens entertained tho members of
their card club at dinner nnd euchre.
Those present were Sir. and Sirs. Samuel
Alcott. Sir. and Sirs. Berrlnger. Sir.
Charles Wlslcr. Sirs. C. Crawford and
Sir. E. Frank Paulln.
Mrs. Waltor Crcgar. of 1241 West Alle
gheny avenue, will leave tomrrow to make
her home In Chicago, HI.
Sir. and Sirs. A. L. Thorn, of 3222 North
15th street, will open their cottage nt
Ventnor over the Easter holidays.
Tonight, "The Darkest Hour," by Har
old Sloore, will be sung by the choir of tho
Church of tho Resurrection, Broad and
Tioga streets, wltli the following soloists:
Sir. J. Honry Ronton, Dr. S. Slorrls
Golden, Sir. J. W. Harnby. SIlss Laura
Gilchrist and Sir. R. James.
Lansdowne
Sirs, Frank Voelkcr. of North Lans
downe avenue, gave a delightful chil
dren's party Saturday night in honor of
her daughter, SIlss Mary Voelker, The
guests were SIlss Alice Statzell, SIlss
Adele Statzell, SIlss Elisabeth Reed, SIlss
Sluriel Krall, SIlss Janet Krall, SIlss
Laura Krall. Sllsa Sue Reed, SIlss Dorothy
Hathaway, SlaBter Thomas Krall, Slaster
Harlan Statzell, Jr., Slaster Robert Stat
zell, Slaster Daniel Wagersmlth, Slaster
Richard Wagersmlth, Master Bertram
Balch, Slaster Ernest SIcKenna and Slas
ter nalph Honry.
A card party for the benefit of the
Woman's Suffrage party will be held at
the home of Sirs. Francis Maxwell, of
East Greenwood avenue, on the after
noon Qf April 28. Sirs. Slaxwell will be
assisted by Sirs. Arthur Sloorshead.
Sir. and Sirs. Claude A. Simpler, of
North Lansdowne avenue, entertained at
their home op Saturday night.
Sir. Joseph Kelly, of North Lansdowne
avenue, returned Saturday from a sev
eral months' trip abroad. Sir. Kelly and
his sister, Miss Beatrice Kelly, will leave
tomorrow to spend the holidays at Atlan
tic City, f-
Mr, Charles SI. Brown, of Lansdowne,
Pa., and his fiancee, SIlss Jeannette Rus
sell, of thlB city, will spend the Easter
holidays visiting In New York.-
What's Doing Tonight
NaturalUU" Field Club meets. Houston Hall;
7:15 o'clock.
Boclaty of Arti nd Letters ''Manuacrlpt
Nlsht." New Cenury Club.
Motortruck Association dinner, Adalphla
Hotel. .
County Medical Society. College of Physl
clajx. 32d and Ludlow atreeta; 8 o'clock.
-Oald yutf Fanciers Society, Saul's Hall. 804
Okftrd avenue; 8. o'clock, j
' "Illustrated lecture. "Tbe dorgo of the Upper
MSJuatppI aa a Rival of the Rhine qorse."
bjT Profeaaor Lawrenca Martin, under thy aua
slcts of the Oeosraphlca.1 Society of Philadel
phia.. University Museum. 3th and Spruce
streets; 8:1ft o'clock.
Lecture. "Tbe Testing- of Engineering Ma
terials." by aeorge H. Olshausea, under the
auspices of the Franklin Institute, at the In
stitute, 8 o'clock.
Lecture oa "Traftle." by Robert a Wright,
under the auspices of the Chamber Of Com
merce. Wldener Building; 8 o'clock.
t M.,r -MArtiflftlam and tha Holy Ln.nd."
by Dr D. C. MeticnUJn, Heir Cross LUthsraa,
Cnurcn. via street ?a ttmtt v?uuc.
Banquet, Veteran Corps. 1st Regiment, Union
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-ESiaSisWSS
HOSPITAL WILL BENEFIT BY
DANCE AT RITZ-CARLTON
Proceeds of Affair on Evening of May 5 Will Go Toward
Children's Homeopathic Hospital Concert for
Benefit of Stetson Hospital Given Last Night
A DANCE, for the bcncllt of the Chil
dren's Homeopathic Hospital will bo
given nt tho Rltz-Carlton on tho evening of
Frldny, Slay B. SIlss Estcllo SI. Lauhcr
Is In charge of tho affair, assisted by SIlss
Dorothy 55urn, SIlss Lorraine Sherwood
Stnhl, SIlss Slarlan Wolhenmayer, SIIkh
Ruth Dlbert, SIlss Slarlan Park, SIlss Jnno
Gllflllan, SIlss Leoncttc Rchfuss, SIlss
Anna Sykes nnd Miss Ella L. Brunet.
Tho eighth annual concert for the bene
fit of tho Stetson Hospital wus given by
tho Stetson chorus, assisted by tho Phila
delphia Orchestra, In tho Stetson Audito
rium last evening. Tho first part of tho
program consisted of muslcnl numbers,
whllo tho second was a cantata, "Tho Na
tivity." Tho chorus was under tho direc
tion of Dr. Adam Celtic!.
Tho Leap Year Club of West Philadel
phia has Issued tickets, for Its annual
spring danco on Thursday evening, April
27, at tho Garden of Dances, 503D Balti
more avenue.
Tho leap year plan will be applied, tho
program consisting of moonlight waltzes,
one-steps nnd other popular dances. Tho
function Is expected to bo tho most suc
cessful ot Its kind In the history of tho
club.
The officers of tho club nre: Sir. John
SIcGough, president ; SIlss Helen Weeks,
vice president; Sir. Claude Thawley, sec
retary, nnd SIlss Slay SlacLoralnc, treas
urer. The committee In charge of tho
dance Includes Sir. Norman Stnger, chair
man ; Sir. Paul C. Sewell and Sir. William
Earl Beyers.
MR. AND SIRS. BENJASIIN HOFF
SIAN gave a surprise birthday re
ception at their home, 1107 Broadway,
Camden, In honor of their daughter, SIlss
Lillian Hoffman, Sunday night. Tho re
ception room wns beautifully and taste
fully decorated with roses and carnations.
Between dances tho guests were enter
tained by professional talent secured for
the occasion. Among thoso present were
Sir. nnd Sirs. SI. Bermon, Sir. and Sirs.
Samuol Ilcllltz. Sirs. F. Podolln. Sirs. S
Slatlack, Sirs. L. Nelson, SIlss Eva Tltcl
man, Slips Dorothy Brown. SIlss Eva Bcr
kovltz, SIlss Rojie Slaekier, SIlss Ethel
Hoffman. SIlss Gertrude Hoffman, SIlss
Yetta Auerbachj SIlss Sllnerva Brest, SIlss
Dorothy Brant. SIlss Reba I'dell, SllbS
Elizabeth Brest, SIlss Julia Albert, SIlss
Freda Auerbach, SIlss Ooldle Lefkowltz,
SIlss Geraldlne Laxton, Sllsa Iva Zueker
man. SIlss Rose Bryon, SIlss Clara Bryn.
Sir. Slltchell Fo v. Sir. Slax Rosenberg, Sir
Herman Stllask, Sir. Isaac Berkowltz. Sir
Samuel Slatt, Sir. William Slilask. Sir
Albert Prlseman. Sir. Norman Wessel, Sir
Edward Rocap, Sir. Louis Hoffman, Sir.
Bernard Burtman, Sir. Harvey Herman,
Sir. Samuel Katen Mr. Alfred Karmer.
Sir. John Hlrshsteln, Sir. Jonas Goldman,
Sir. Bernard Auerbach and Sir. George J.
Burrison.
A muslcale was given by the Ladles'
auxiliary of the Stnndard Lodge on Sun
day evening. April 9. Thoso taking part
were Sir. SInurico Wirtshafter. Sir. Eman
uel Wlrtshafter. Sir. Paul Pollock. SIlss
Sllnnle Gelblatt. Sir. Arthur Tohlas. Sir.
H. Harry Newmann and Sir. Abraham
Schaefer. One of tho main features of
the evening was a one-act play, coached
by SIlss Sllnnle Price, and with SIlss SIol
lle Slayer. SIlss Helen Goldman, and SIlss
Theresa, Schaefer In the cast.
A TARTY was given recently In honor
of Bliss Belle Kessler, ql Chicago, by
her cousin, SIlss Esther Binder, of 4210
IJaverford avenue, with whom she Is mak
ing a fortnight's visit.
Among those present were SIlss Slary
Sillier, SIlss Lillian Levin. SIlss Mildred
Sillier, SIlss Fanny Carson, SIlss Jennie
Cohen, SIlss Sophie Wilson. SIlss Slollle
Kull, SIlss Fanny Carson, SIlss Pauline
Snyder, SIlss Olga Slorgansteln, SIlss
Martha Rosenberg, SIlss Reba Shanltsky,
Silas Jean Welssman, SllbS Janet Gold
berg, SIlss Edna Cohen. SIlss Tesslbel Le
vin, SIIbs Florence Ballen and SIlss Flor
ence Handler, of Baltimore; SIlss Gussle
CJreen. of Camden; Sir. Peter .Cohen, Sir.
Joseph Miller, Sir. Samuel Miller, Sir.
Harry Wilson. Mr, Herbert Greenwich,
Mr. Slltchell Helman. Sir. Benjamin Wil
son, Mr, Martin Wilson. Sir- Nathan
Braunsteln. Sir. Arthur Nathanson, Sir,
Raymond Freedland, Mr. Herbert Benner,
Mr. Joseph Tollln. Sir. Benjamin Tollin,
Mr. Lewis Fink, Mr. Jack Shapiro. Mr,
Samuel Simon, and Sir- Slorrls Rosen
blatt. Piano selections were rendered by
Miss Esther Binder, Miss Reba Shanltsky
and SIlss Lillian Levin, while vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Slollle Cfargon. SIlss
Mildred Miller, Miss Mary Miller, Miss
Gussle Green, Mr. Joseph Miller and Mr.
Herbert Benner. Mr. Peter Cohen enter
tained with several recitations.
Mr. and Mrs. Lelts gave a whist party
at their home, Wyoming avenue, Audu
bon. N- J., on Saturday evening, followed
by a dance and refreshments. The fol
lowing wer present: Mr- and Mrs. Wal
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Beheld, Mr and Mrs,
Wilson. MU4 MoArthur. Mrs. Walters, Mr.
and Mrs. Luti, Mr- and Mrs. Ross, Mrf.
E. Potts, Sir. Hampshire. MUs Strobe,
Mr. JiLSU9 , Klrby. Usa Laura Walters
stss rersccs mxwSLL
Sir. Schaufler. Sir. Harry Wnltcrs, Jr.,
and SIlss Carrlo Ebcrwclacr.
TUB Bachelor Girls' Club gavo n sur
prise birthday party to SIlss Amelia
L. Klein, 2204 North Bouvicr street, on
Saturday ovenlng. Among those present
wcro SIlss Paula SI. Klein, SIIbs Mildred
Williams, SIlss Norma Jones, SIlsi Alice
Wcnderoth, SIlss Lillian Jones, SIlss Eve
lyn Archer, SIlss Elenor Haynlc, Sir. Wil
liam F. Oswald, ot New York; Sir. Wll
Ilam C. Stokes, of Colllngswood, N. J. i
Sir. Russell Longstrect, Sir. Raymond
Melville, Sir. Russell Roach, Sir. Joseph
Gallagher, nnd Sir. Paul Knlttlc.
Chestnut Hill
Sir. and Sirs. Simpson Horner, of 6023
Boycr streot, will spend tho Easter holi
days ns the guests of Sirs. Horner's
mother, Sirs. Samuel W. Coons, nt her
cottage, 108 South Little Rock avenue,
Vontnor, N. J.
Sir. nnd Sirs Alfred Ball, ot 215 East
Sit. Pleasant nvenue. will spend the week
end In Ventnor visiting friends.
Bala-Cynwyd
tf nMnn .frV. J
MISS HELEN PEDRICK
Miss Helen Pedrlck Is one of the- most
popular girls In this section She has
decided histrionic talent and has appeared
In various amateur plays. SIlss Pedrlck
Is a most graceful dancer.
Norristown
Mi 'Mlit Kiiiiei regent of the Valley
Forge Chapter D. A. R. ; SIlss Slarle It.
Vust, alternate; SIlss Edith L'. Fisher,
SIlss Suzanne S. Fisher, pages; Sirs. Wil
fred L Stauffer, SIlss Slary Evans and
Sirs. Harry B. Hlghter are attending the
25th annual congress of the National So
ciety. I). A. It. being held this week In
Washington, D C.
Delaware County
The marriage of SIlss Katharine F
Hagerty, daughter of Sir. Charles
Hagerty. of Oak View, to Sir. John W
SIcGInnls, Jr.. of Clifton Heights, will
tuke placo In St. Charles' Church, Oak
View, on April 26.
Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Bird, of Shade
lard avenue. Drexel HH. returned Sunday
from spending the winter In Florida.
Sir, Jesse D. Plerson. of Sledla, will
spend the Easter holidays at Atlantic City.
Sirs. J. Edwards Woodbrldge, pf Chea
ter, will give an illustrated talk on South
ern California and the San Francisco Ex
position in the Chester Auditorium of the
Y. W. C. A.
Sir. and Mrs. John Boyle, of School
lane, Upper Darby, entertained their 500
Club Saturday night. The members pres
ent were Mr. and Sirs. James Manning.
Sir. and Mrs. J. Whltaker, Sir. and SIrB.
A. Wolfenden, Mr. and Sirs. William
Wivel. Miss Emma Klein, Sirs, Slargaret
Nee, Sirs. Hugh McLoon, Sir. Frank go
winkle. Sir. George Elliott and Mrs. J.
A Streblg.
Kotkee for the. Society page will La
accented, and,, printed In the Ltealng
Ledger, bat all such notices must be writ
tea i,W.l f.h',!, ""st-be
tuned In full- with, full address, and hen
poeelble telephone number uiul be gtien.
Send alt eucn communications to "So
ciety Editor.1' Evening Ledger, 60S Chest
nut street.,. ,
Unto these rratilfemscts are carried
JS'iiticu?Tfid? w"&"
Along the Reading
SIcmticrs ot tho choirs of All Hallows'
Church, Wyncote. and tho Church ot Our
Saviour, Jcnkintown, will unite In n mu
sical service to ho given In All Hallows'
Church on Friday night, when Stalncr's
"Cruclflxon" will ho sting,
Tho Beechwood School will give a danco
In tho school ballroom on April 28, The
dance will bo for tho benent of the Ath
letic Association.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Frederick Fitzgerald,
who recently returned from California,
will lonvo In a few weeks for their sum
mer home, nt Fort Tlcondcroga, N. Y.
Tho Immaculate Conception Guild, nn
organization of young people connected
with tho Immaculate Conception Church,
Jcnkintown, will hold their first annual
Slay dnnce at llelfleld Country Club, Wed
nesday, SIny 17. The committee Is work
ing hard to make tho nfTnir a success.
A Card nartV fnr tlin .Tpn1r(ntntin Chnrnl
will be given by SIlss Anna E. Nlght
Ilnger and SIlss Florenco L. Nlghtllnger,
of 508 Summit nvenue, Tuesday, April 25,
nt 2 o'clock. There will bo tables for
bridge,, "500" nnd pinochle.
North Philadelphia
Sirs. William R. Blair, of 3214 Sus
quehanna avenue, entertained at luncheon
nnd brldgo yesterday, when her guests
wcro SIlss Helen Knight, Sirs. R. W.
Wcnncr, Sirs. Slertlco 'Shrlvcr. Sirs. Rus
sell Wilson. Sirs. H. R. Stuckhouse, Sirs.
Bowers nnd SIlss Stoops.
Sirs. Frank H. Stover, of 2016 North
18th street; entertained nt cards yester
day afternoon, followed by n buffet lunch
con. Tho guests Included Sirs. John Good
fellow, Sirs. Samuel Alcott, Sirs. James
Spencer, Sirs. C. E. .Lukens. Sirs. ThomaH
Lukens, SIlss Schertel, Sirs. Clayton
Stokes, Sirs. William II. Slemmer. Sirs.
Charles Patterson nnd Sirs. Nelson Sailor.
Tho Women's Stlsslonnry Society of the
Bethel United Evangelical Church. 12th
below Somerset street, hns Issued Invita
tions for an Informal reception and mis
sionary meeting on Friday, April 2S. SIlss
Graeff, of Lebanon, Pn., will tell of her
missionary work In China and will Il
lustrate tho lecture with moving pictures.
An interesting debate on "Prepared
ness" will be conducted tomorrow night nt
tho North Branch Young SIcn's Christian
Association, under tho auspices of the gen
eral conferenco of the Society of Friends
nnd tho association. Tho question to bo
discussed Is: "Resolved, Thnt the Present
Slllitary Protection of the United Stntes Is
Sufliclent." Prof. William I. Hull, of
Swnrthmore College, will take tho ulllnn
ntlvo sldo, and Dr. Philip Sloore. repre
senting the National Security League, the
negative.
Frankford
Sirs. John R. Scott. Sirs. William P.
Mellor, Sr . Mrs. Samuel Douglas. Sirs.
Louis McDowell. Mrs. Charles II. Oasklll,
SIlss Bllzabeth Cirlllltli. Mrs. Charles Wnl
tnn. Mrs. Louis llalgli. Sirs. Ella Rimer
and Sirs. Laura Rimer. Sirs. Charles
Sleadowcroft, Sirs. Georgo C. Ilanna. sirs.
Charles H. Button nnd Slis. Harry B.
Solly have returned from Washington, D.
C, Whero they nced as delegates from
the Frankford Baptist Church nnd tho
North Frankford Baptist Church. After
the session they spent a few days In extra
sightseeing.
Tho members of tho Holmccburg Pres
byterian Church aro working very hard at
picsent In nn endeavor to muke the Tom
Thumb wedding, given by the young folk
ot the church, a great success. Tho af
fair w 111 be held two nights the flrt-t week
In Slay,
' Wilmington
WILMINGTON. April 19. Sirs. Fran
els G (In Pont and Sllsa Slary Sillier have
returned from Charleston, S. C, whero
they spent live weeks.
Sir. and Sirs. T. Coleman du Pont have
taken a place at Great Neck, L I., for
the summer nnd will go 'there early In
the season
Prof A H Berlin, principal of the
Wilmington High Schqol, and Sirs. Ber
lin aro spending the Easter vacation with
tholr daughter In PlaluMeld.
AMUSEMENTS
Globe Theatre MASErsm
VJIUWC VAUDEVILLE Continuous U
A M. to II P. M 10c. 15c, 23c.
The Maid and the Mummy
NAT NAZARRO & CO,
ani o-ninns
At 1Q;40, 13:30,
Arcadia
2:13, 4, 0. 7:43, OiSO.
CHESTNUT Below 18th
Orrin Johnson
In "n'AHTAQNAN"
Tburs , Fr . Bat . Frank Kcenan and Mary
Uoiand In "Tins STEPP4NQ STONE" "
Stanley
MABKET AIJOVE IBTn
11:15 n m. la U.-lSu. ,;C
LAST DAY
Marguerite Clark
In Al
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Thurs-.Frl Sat-jn rHnv. "RjatfarP'
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X CHC4,VJ?J lbT DAY ,
Pauline Frederick -AVDREr
Thurs-. Frt. Sat , -HEART OV PAULA"
T7"iTTkria Charlie Chaplin
V 1LLUI ItX In Burleaqua on
MARKET Abovs 9th. Cfll'men Showlnx
AUL TUI3 WEEK till to 11 16 P M.
iletropoiltio Qpara. House, Fr. Eva-. April 34.
JOHN McGORMACK
8ealeitll0ilCliEJtaut6. 2,tD0,fl,75,
ATLANTIC CITY, April lS. Jtore
teasing weather deprived the Boardwalk
of Its usual dash nnd vim and most of
the visitors sought Indoor diversions. The
swimming pools were crowded this morn
Ing with those who go In for nquallo
sports. There was nothing new In bnth
Ing attire. Many of the women wore the
onc-pleco Jersey suits.
In tho late afternoon the cafes wera
crowded, The submarlna grill of the
Traymore entertained ft merry pirty,
Colonel George Kavnnaugh and Mrs.
lnvnnnugh, of New York, were hosts td
n group of friends. Mrs. Kavanaugh wore
n very attractive rose costume with cha
peau In harmony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Burns Lyman Smith also
entertained friends on this occasion. Mrs.
Smith woro a dark bluo tailored suit with
dark furs and n jaunty spring hat.
Mrs. Archibald White, of New York,
was tho centre of an Interested group,
Mrs. White woro ft dark blue taffeta
frock, with full ovcrsklrt, edged with
trillings of Inffetn. nnd built with Puritan"
collar nnd cuffs of whte mull. MM.
White's hat wan crowned with straw and
built with a broad brim of black mallne.
Mr. and Mrs. Whlto savo a. dinner party
the night beforo for Count von .Bern
storff. ,
Mrs. Charles De Ford Bcsoro was
among thoso who entertained on this oc
cnslon, Mrs. Bcsore was a symphony In
brown, her frock bolng of brown taffeta
ndorned with Georgette crepo of tho same
hue, with close fitting chnpeau to match,
built with n tall brown satin bow.
Mr. Wnrren It Miller. ex-Dlstrlct At
torney of Lehigh County, is among the
visitors.
Miss Nora Bnyes. Donald Gnmera, Miss
Anna Blake nnd Edmund Gouldlng motor
ed down from New York and nre at the
Traymoro for a few days.
Mrs. John P Connelly was on the Wnlk
this morning nttlred In a dark bluo cos
tume with whlto fox furs and a dark
bluo strnw turbnn.
Miss Anna McMnhon chose ft purple
hnt wreathed with pansles with her dark
bluo sergo tallorrd coat suit.
Mrs. H. B, Montgomery entertained at
bridge nt her Chelsea cottnge today for
Mrs. I. W. 0yor, of AVoshlngton, D. C
Mr. nnd Mrs. 12. K. Jackson, of Phil
adelphia will spend Easter nt tho Sea
view Country Club, where they will be
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wllklns.
Cotnmodoro nnd Mrs. Samuel II. Whan
returned to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
They will return to their Chelsea cottage
on Friday and will have ns their guests
over tho Kaster season Mr. and Mrs. John
Bradloy and Miss Kathcrlno White, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. M. P.. Somers and tho Misses Som
ers will entertain n houso party over Eas
ter at their Ventnor cottage. Their guests
will bo Miss Marlon Mulford. Miss Esther
Mulford, of Wayno, Pa. : Miss Luclllo Mor
ris, Mr. Mourlco Erkhart, Mr. Harry Lel
scher and Mr. Arthur Mycr, of Philadel
phia. Mr. and Mrs. Carlcton Adams will have
as their guests over Easter Mr. and Mrs.
George Chandler, of Vlneland, N. J.
Mrs. Charles Sumner Mooro haB Issued
cards 'for n musical tea to be given nt her
Vontnor homo, IS South Plaza place,
Tuesday afternoon, April 25, for Mrs.
Hustead nnd Miss Tillman. Mrs. Moore
Is tho daughter ot Senator Ben Tillman.
Kenneth Durant Is here for a few days,
accompanied by C. 3. Williams, Jr.. ot
New York.
Mrs. J. L. McEwon. J. L. McEwan and
Miss Gertrude Boo McEwan are at the
Dennis until after Easter.
Kensington
A meeting of tho Northeastern Hebrew
Ladles' Aid Society was held last evening
at 28B7 Frankford nvenue. Tho member
include Mrs. Freemark, Mrs. Epstein, Mrs.
L. Rlngold, Mrs. Fried, Mrs. J. Podolsky,
Mrs. M. Meyers. Mrs. Brenner. Mrs. L.
Dlnmond, Mrs. Stein. Mrs. Grlvcr. Mrs.
Kaplan. Mrs. J. Rosen. Mrs. L. Rosen.
Mrs. Sudlcoff. Mrs. Ryall, Mrs. Block nnd
Mrs. Satlnsky.
Miss Elizabeth Ncely. of 1653 East
Montgomery avenue, will spend the Easter
holidays visiting her grandmother, Mrs. ,
James Peters, ot 123 South Connecticut
avenue, Atlnnt'c City.
Mr. and Mrs. James Peters Ncely went
to Washington. D. C, yesterday, to re
main until Friday, when thoy will go to
Atlantic City for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Baugher, Mr. Earl
Baughcr and Mr. Frederick Pliable and
Mrs. Ella V. Clark will spend tho week
end motoring through eastern Pennsyl
vania. Mrs. Mary McCauley. of 3036 Frank
ford avenue, will spend tho Easter holi
days at SJono Harbor, N, J.
AMUSEMENTS
Adelphi ,"5.,cnn.,nE Monday Night
Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow
wivrimop aii:s ''rant;
OYnil. HAIICOI'UT'H PERFECT COMEDY
"A Pair of Silk Stockings"
Th Imuran's Kmartwt and Brightest VJuy
With the Same Cast That Appeared
One Entire Year in N. Y., Including
SAM SOT HERN
Wise and unique, chic and delightfully amusing
fi.,Mj-1, 1'Or. MAT. Nlshts at 8:13
LraiTlCK TonAY Mat. Sat.,3HS
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lit." Stats ?l at Popular Mltlneo TODAY
Broad-Mat. Today VS&rSZ
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