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NANCY WYNNE EXPATIATES ON
VARIOUS DOINGS IN SOCIETY
TO APPEAR IN "THE PIRATES OF PENZA CE" ON THURSDAY
The Mask and Wig Clutfs First Performance Here To
night Is a Matter of Social Importance Many V
Will Attend Other Affairs
EVINIHG- MDGEB-.PHrdADELMfA, MONDAY, 'Al&IU M 191(5.
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rnHE nnnunl performance of the Magk
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jLnnii wig. we iiramatic ciud oi me
IfnlversHy of Pennsylvania, will 'open
tonight at tho Forrest Theatre, and
Philadelphia, as usual, will turn out In
full force to cheer Its sons In ladles'
garments and high heels and pullcdtln
waists, for tho poor dears do suffer for
breath during this tlmo trying to liavo
wasp-lllto waists and curves'. Thts year
the production Is called ''Whoa,
rhocbe!" Now who or what Phoebe Is,
girl or horse, It remains ,for us to see
tonight.
Thcro will bo many paVlles In boxes
atod In tho orchestra scats. Mr. C.
Alison Scully will give a dinner before
tho performance to Ktanqcs Scott, who
made her debut this past; winter. She
Is tho daughter of Mrs. ti Allison Scott
and a nloco of George Wharton Pepper.
Tho other guests In Mr. Scully's party'
will bo Eleanor Pepper, Kmlllo Kennedy,
Mnilo Graham, Itoger Townsend and
Gordon Hnrdwlclc.
Tho William Coleman Freemans will
entertain In a. box Charlotte Bain,
Katherlno and noddy Pago and Lewis
Parsons. Agnes Aticn will ho u guest
of honor In another box In which her
parents will entertain, Altogether It
Will bo a fostlvo occasion.
Wpll, Eastor Is really over and nil
the kiddles have had their bunnies nnd
chlcklcs and chocolato eggs with one
exception, which pcrhnps was not an
excoption after nil. Bo that as It may,
I was highly amused while waiting for
a packago In a Chestnut stroet storo
on Saturday afternoon to hear Mr. and
Mrs. E discussing what they had
purchased for each llttlo E at
homo. For, of course, tho Easter Bun
nlo Is getting almost as Important as
Santa. Among othor things daddy had
purchased chocolato eggs and had hnd
tho namo of a. member of tho family
engraved on each one. Ho was car
rying his purchases In a small grip,
and when tho packago ho was waiting
for wns given to him ho lifted out a
book to find room In tho satchel. Mrs.
E suddenly broko Into penis of
laughter and then snld: "Oh, but what
will wo do? It's too Into to got an
other ono marked. It only Harry were
not tho youngest ho Would not mind
so much." Suro enough, chocolate and
cream, with "HAU" loft on ono side,
was all squashed up over n perfectly
' good book. Between laughter Mrs.
E exclaimed, "Well, wo ought to
be thankful It Is not a library book."
They hurried off to sco If they could
possibly get another marked, nnd I
hopo for Harry's sako they did. Cer
tainly tho combination of book and
chocolnto wns no . beautiful sight.
Thero was a terrific crowd on tho
Boardwalk nt Atlantic City yesterday;
everybody ono knows and every ono ono
did not know mingled In tho vast
throng.
, Boardwalk crowds wero thrilled by
the antics of two photographers, ono
a, movlng-plcturo man, who mndo pic
' ttires of the Easter parade and of At
lantic City from the highest domo of tho
Hotel Truyinore.
Mr. Herbert W. Warden, Jr., Joined
Mrs. Warden nnd Miss Lucia Warden
on the Boardwalk.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Cnner Wloder
eelm Joined Mr. and Mrs. A. Hcckscher
Wethorlll on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Wothorlll motored down on Friday.
Mrs, Wotherlll was formerly Miss
Edwlna Bruner, and Is n granddaughter
of tho lato Senator Stephon B. Elklns,
of West Virginia.
Tom McKcan's new play, "Tho Sec
retary," will be presented at tho Lit
tle Theatro all week, and Uytendalo
Balrd Is to liavo one of the leading
parts. Uytendale Is unusually talented
nnd so sweet and unaffected It Is n.
pleasure to seo her. The first perform
ance will bo given tonight.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Madamo Slavko Groultch, who will speak
at the Oarrlck Theatre mooting' tomorrow
, afternoon, Is the guest of Mrs. John
Markoo at her home, 1030 Locust street,
while In this city. Miss Nina Lea will
entertain at tea this afternoon In honor
of Madamo Groultch after the concert at
tho 'Academy of Music.
Tho final meeting of Mrs. Charles Stew
art Wurts" Dancing Cluss will take place
tonight at Asher's. The cotillon will be
led-by Mr. John Carpenter, Jr., and Mr.
Robert Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McElroy, of 2012
Pine street, will give a small tlio daruiarit
this afternoon at the Sedgley Club In honor
of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth J. Mc
Elroy, and son, Mr. N. Crenshaw McElroy,
The guests will be from the younger
aehool set.
Wr, and Mrs. Henry L. Reid, of Bex
avenue. Chestnut Hill, wll give a dinner
this evening for their daughter, Mlsa
Mabel, Beld.
t Mr, and Mrs. IloIJIn H. Wilbur will en-
, leriuui liuuriiiuiiy ui, icu una uuurjiuuii
at the Acorn Club after the recital for
the Russian benefit,' to meet Mr. Bauer
and Mr, Gabrtlowltsch.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederic H. Strawbrldge
chaperoned a coaching party on Saturday,
driving to the Whltemarsh Valley Hunt
Club for luncheon. Among the guests were
Miss A. F. Crospman, of White Blalns, N
t,; Mr. George Weld, of New York, and
' Mr. J. Clayton Strawbrldge,
Miss- Bertha Benson, of 1120 Spruce
street, will close, her town house early In
May and will go to the Idlowild, Media,
where she will spend the summer, '
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wood, of 263
V South 2!d street, left Jast Saturday to
Dend the Easter holidays In New York.
gr- fhey will return to Philadelphia today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden D. Wilkinson, of
20J0 Walnut street, accompanied by their
twq daughters. Miss Sarah Wilkinson and
Miss Bessie Wilkinson, are spending sev
eral days. In Anbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wood, acconi.
panted by their daughters. Mrs. Mary
Wtltse and Miss Dorothea Wood; of 1313
Spruce street, will close their town house
earlV In. Hay and will occupy a cottage
at Media for the summer, air their house
at, Ws,"wa will not be flnUU,e,4 until late. Jn
the fall
Mr awl Mrs- K. White SleeL qf Brya
Mawr, will gtvr a dane oa Wednesday
'flight for their daughter. Mis'! ' Dorothy
X fftfl. nnrl tinrt t- f',.1 011 fT-l.j,..A ..111
t Steel, and son, Mr, Carl Steel. There' wilt
uo liuvm 3U RUCSIR.
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'Along the Main Line
OVtailtmoOK. Mrs. lilwln 6t Close,
of 8I6S Droxel road, and her mdtlicr, Mrs.
Irving n, Prentiss, will entertain at bridge
this afternoon In honor of Miss Helen
Mltlspaiigh. There will be 18 guests.
AttDMOIUJ. Mr and Mrs. II. ftormnn
Thorn, of 129 IMgewood avdnue, who
spent tho Week-end at Atlantic City, will
return to their homo today.
nADNon. Mrs. Isaacs II. Clothier, Jr.,
will give a children's party this atterno6n
In honor of Miss Catharine Clothier and
Master Isnac It. Clothier, 3d, at tho
Merlon Cricket Club.
DItYN MAWIl. There- will bo a euchre
ami ilnnco this evening In thd school hall
of tho Church of Our Mother of Ootid
Counsel. The affair Is Under the auspices
of Division No. 6 of the A. O. II. of Mont
gomery County, ( - i
Weddings
AN ATTnACTIVU wedding will tako
jt place today In Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church, Germantown, when
Miss Otlvo'rMay Wilson, dauglitor of Mr.
nnd Mrs. S, Harris Wilson, of 5161 Mor
ris street, will become tho brldo of Mr.
IJIrchalt Hammer. Tho ceremony will
tako place at 4:30 o'clock, nnd will be per
formed by tho Rev. J. Thompson Cole, of
St. Paul's Church, Ashbourne, nssisted by
tho Rev. Franklin Moore, rector of Cal
vary Church . Miss Wilson, who will bo
given In marrlago by her father, will be
gowned In white satin nnd tulle, made With
a court train falling from tho shoulders.
Her tulle voll will bo caught with orango
blossoms, and sho will carry n shower
bouquet of llllos of tho vnlloy and white
orchids. The maid of honor will be Miss
Dorothy Wilson, a sister of tho bride, who
wilt wear a frock of pink tulle, tho skirt
made full and very short nnd tho bodlco
formed of folds of tho tulle, with long,
tight sleeves. Sho will wear a hat of pink
straw, trimmed with moss roses nnd pink
satin streamers, nnd will rnrrv Ward
roses. The bridesmaids, Including- Miss
Louise Foster Chase, Miss Emma S. Brnd
bury, Miss Marlon Jcnn Chapmnn, Miss
Christine Swope, Miss Helen Barr Fry
and Mrs. Spencer Buttcrworth, will be
gowned alike In blue tullo over n founda
tion of pink satin and silver lace. Their
hats will lie pink tulle, trimmed with
moss roses nnd tiny ornnge blossoms. They
wilt carry pink sweet peas. There will bo
two llttlo (lower girls. Miss Anna Lovcrlng
White nnd Miss Alice Matlack. Thpv will
wear whlto frocks with nlnk nnd blun
satin sashes, nnd will carry baskets filled
with pink sweet pens. Mr. Hammer will
hava his brother, Mr. John Lovcrlng Ham
mer, ns best man, nnd the ushers will bo
Mr. Morris Wahnsley Wilson, Mr. David
ii. stwmnn, Mr. Joseph Vnn Sclver, Mr.
.Hurley Ilnldy, Mr. Spencer Buttcrworth
nnd Mr. John Monroe Robinson. A snuitl
reception will follow tho ceremony. After
nn extonded wedding journey Mr. and Mrs,
Hammer will live at 332 Seymour street,
Germantown. They will bo at home from
8 until 10 o'clock on May 20.
FAUGHT GILROY.
An Interesting Eastor wedding will tako
plaro tonight In tho Central North Droad
Presbyterian Church. Broad nnd Green
streets, when Miss Amelia Fletcher Gllioy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Gil
roy, of 2314 Green street, will become tho
brldo of Mr. Albert Smith Faught. Tho
ce.tmony will bo performed nt 7:30 o'clock
nnd will bo followed by a smnll reception
nt tho homo of the .bride's parents, At
tending the brldo will bo Miss Margaret
Clarke, of East Ornnge, N. J., mnld of
honor, nnd Miss Edith B. Gilroy nnd Mlx-i
Helen p. Gilroy, tho bride's sisters; Miss
Helon R. Shoemaker nnd Miss Edith H.
Lnno, bridesmaids.
Mr. Faught will liavo Mr. Howard I
Watcrall as best man, and his ushers will
bo Dr. Francis A. Faught, Mr. T. Henry
Wnlnut. Mr. Cyrus B. Foss. Jr., Mr. Ful
lerton Waldo, Mr. Dcnne Prossfty and Dr.
Carl A. Chrlstlanl. Upon their return
from their wedding Journey Mr. Faught
and his bride will llvo In Oakmont, Dela
ware County, Pa.
WATTIS HOPKINS.
A pretty wedding took place at noon
today In tho Church of tho Annunciation.
12th hnd Diamond streets, when Miss
Florence May Hopkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. Hopkins, of 3532
North 23d street, became the brldo of Mr.
Dlliwyn Jones Wnttls, Jr. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. Daniel I. Odell,
and was followed by a breakfast at the
homo of tho bride's parents. Tho bride,
who was given In marrlago by her father,
wore a rookie coat suit of cloth and taffeta,
with a hat and shoes of the samo color.
The hat was of braid and Georgette crepe
trimmed with a bird of paradise. Lllles-of-tho-valley
and orchids formed tho
bridal bouquet. Miss Florence McICcgh
ney, the maid of honor, was attired In a
coat suit of Belgian blue cloth, with a hat
and shoes of steel color, nnd carried yel
low roseB. Miss Margaret Hopkins, the
bride's young sister, was flower girl. Her
suit was of white pique, and similar mate
rial, hand embroidered, was used In her
dainty French hat. Her flower basket
held sweetheart roses.
Mr. Wattis had Mr. Edward Weaver as
best man, and Mr. Harry Gleuck and Mr.
John Howard ns usherB. After the break
fast Mr. and MrB. Wattis left for Colum
bus. O. They will be at home after May 1
at 3816 North 17th street.
DHARDORFF CRESSMAN.
The wedding of Miss Beulah Albertson
Cressmun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
C. Cressman. of Logan, formerly of
Ambler, nnd Mr. Curtis Wilbur Dcurdorff,
of Philadelphia and Gettysburg, took pluce
very quietly at noon today in St. Luke's
Evangelical Lutheran Church. The Rev
John W. Richards officiated. There wero
no attendants, and only the .Immediate
families witnessed tho' ceremony. The
bride wore a traveling su(t of dark blue
pussy willow taffeta, with white hat of
Georgette crepe, and carried a bouquet of
UUIes-of-the-valley.
Immediately after the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast was served, after which
Mr. and Mrs. Deardorft left, on an ex.
tended trip through the South. Mr. and
Mrs, Deardorff will Be at home after May
15, at 4521 Old York road, Logan.
Double Wedding Celebrated
A mother and hereon wilt be principals
In a pretly double wedding, to be 'solemn
lied at 6 o'clock this evening In the Church
of 'St. Vincent de Paul. In Germantown.
When Mr. Richard Y. D, P. Mahaffey,
of S3 Herman street, and Miss Catherine
A.' Hill of 32 Benezet street, Chestnut
Hill, decided to be' married, they Informed
Mrs. Mary M. Mahaffey, and her flapce,
Mr- John R. Boyd, a retired former, who
boards at the Mahaffey residence. If was
Immediately decided by 'the, elder Mir to
have a double ceremony, and they ac
companied the young couple. t6 (he. City
Hall last Saturday.
The wedding of the son and Miss Hl!l
who will be attended by Mrs. Mary Bifrns.
ulster of the bridegroom, and Mr. George
Borrelll, will be followed by the marriage
of Mrs. Mahaffey and Mr. B5yd. Mrs.
John Price, a cousin, npl $lr. Daniel
Burns, a son-in-law to Mrs: Mahaey,'vll
act as bridesmaid and best man, respec
tively. Both cerempns win be performed
by the Rev P J. Leiuioo, rector of the
church. A reception will .follow at th
Herman street address, whefre hqtb. couple
jjlU'maka tblr home.
WAKEFIELD YOUNG MEN'S CLUB
TO GIVE PERFORMANCE THURSDAY
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera, "The Pirates of Penzance,"
to Be Produced in Association Hall, Germantown,
on April 27 Other Affairs of Interest
GERMANTOWN mustcnl circles nre
much Interested In tho production of
Gilbert nnd Sullivan's "I'lrntcs of I'en
zanco" nt Association Ildll on Thursday
night by tho Wakefield Young Men's
Club. This club, which Is now ono of tho
lending musical organizations In German
town, lias been rehearsing slnco the be
ginning of tho yenr under the direction of
Mr. Jnmcs A. Wlllard, Jr., tho former Mask
nnd Wig stnr. Most of tho leading parts
nro taken by members of tho club, but
thero nro four nssistlug urtists well known
In tho city's muMcnl circles. They nro
Miss Ethel Niotluunmer, of tho Matinee
Muslcnl Society ; Miss Margaret Rock,
soprnno soloist of tho Bethlehem Pres
byterian Church; Mr. Hubert P. Boyle
nnd Mr. Ernest Frcas.
On account of the wldo Interest In tho
first performance tho club has been com
pelled to arrange for another performance,
which will tako placo at the samo audi
torium on Saturday night, May 0. Tho
following is tho cast and chorus Cast:
Richard, a plr.ito king. . Dr. A. F. Steels
Samuel Benjamin Gesslcmnu
Frcdcrlo Hubert P. Boylo
Major General IJrnest Freni
Sergeant of police Samuel Sutter
Mabel Miss Ethel Nlethammer
Ruth Miss Margaret Rock
Kato Miss Edna Gloeckncr
Edith Miss Emma Alteneder
Isabel Miss Prlscllla Bell
Tho chorus will Include Miss Elizabeth
Anderson, Miss Heatrlco AnstyMIss Kath
erlno Bailey. Miss Marlon Bnrdslcy, Miss
Eleanor Ho: den. Miss Elizabeth Bush,
Miss Julia Elchel, Miss lOthclwynno Grs'i
lcmnu. Miss Irene Hook, Miss May Hunt
er, Miss Emma Kester, Miss Allco Mc
Laughlin, Miss Dorothy Mnglll. Miss Ger
trude Meyers, Miss Helen Meyers. Miss
Mabclle Root, Miss Gcorglna Sklrvlng,
Miss Janet Swan, Miss Ann Meyers, Mr.
Harry Ager, Mr. Fred George, Mr. Her
bert George, Mr. Melvln Gosslemcn, Mr.
William Hook, Mr. Walter Hubbard, Mr.
Carl Jost, Mr AVnrron Jost. Mr. Nelson
Leake, Mr. Rowland Longstrcct, Mr. Frank
Meyers. Mr. Alexander Parry, Mr. Elmer
Ilea. Mr. Roy Thompson, Mr. Frank
Wcckc, Mr. Harry Youngs, Miss Frances
Zicgler, Mr. Huston Hunter, Mr. Albert
Reid and Mr. Thomas Reid,
MISS EDNA GLASSH0FFER
Miss Edna Glasshoffer Is an active
worker of the Andcus Girls' Charity Club,
and Is also chairman of the Matzos Com
mittee,' which distributed 300 pounds pf
matzos and two crates of eggs among the
needy In the downtown section of the
city this year. The other members of the
committee are Miss Grace Kendall. Miss
Bessie Fineberg and Miss Jean Rosen-
The funds for carrying on this work
were raised through a rafile which took
place on April 2. This Is the beginning
of tho good work which will ba carried
on and In order tq raise more money fop
Its continuation a dance will be given on
May 24 at White's Dancing Academy, the
proceeds of which will go to providing
comfort for poor babies who suffer In
downtown alleys during the summer.
MJSS MARY ROSSER, of 2105 Emer
ald street, entertained a number of
her friends at her home on Wednesday
evening- Dancing and music followed a.
Bupper, which was attended by illss Mae
Rectenwald, Miss Lillian' Rectenwatd, Miss
Minnie Snyder, Miss Theresa Meyers,
Mlsa Kate Rectenwald. Miss Elizabeth
Rectenwald, Miss Mae Farles. Mlsa Nel
lie Word. Misa Anna Brunner. Mlu Car
oline Olenn, Mlsa Margaret Rectenwald,
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Miss Lillian Meyers, Miss Roso Fritz,
Mrs. Margaret Perry, Miss Mary Rosser,
Miss Lillian Rosser, Miss Anna Turner,
Miss Hcsslc Riley, Mr. Samuel Hood, Mr.
Harry Rectcnwald. Mr. Oeorgo Recten
wnld, Mr. William Black, Mr. Jacob Rec
tcnwald, Mr. William Shane. Mr. Edwnrd
Shantz, Mr. William Lcac)i. Mr. Robert
Ciirlstlnc. Mr. Walter Ilohn, Mr. John
Haslett, Mr. Wilson Turner, Mr. George
Turner. Mr. William Turner. Mrs, IUc
tcuwnld, Mrs. Illnck, Mr. and Mrs. Gin
hart, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carpenter, of Pember
ton, N. J. ; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Rosser nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Rosser.
The Thrco Notes will glvo nn Easter
dance nt tho Belflold Country Club this
evening. The members of tho club nro
Mr. Roland MncDonnld, Mr. Edward
Haines nnd Mr. Hornco Koon.
Along the Reading
Mrs. Clarence K. Arnold, of Philadel
phia, has taken Mr. M. L. Kohler's house.
Church nnd Serpentine roads, Wyncotc,
for the summer nnd will closo her town
houso tho llrst-of May.
Mrs. Maurlco J. Hoover, of Hall rond,
Wyncote, has left for Brooke, Va., whero
sho will bo tho guest of her daughter,
Mrs. J. M1.' Henderson' for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John B, Mulford, of
Penrith Farm. Lodl, N. Y will bo the
guests of Mr. Mulford's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer K Mulford, of Church
rond, Wyncote, this week. Thoy will
nrrlvo today and will attend tho wedding
of Miss Mary Thompson nnd Mr. Thomns
Reath, Jr., tomorrow In Trinity Episcopal
Church, Wilmington, Del., nnd the recep
tion following at Brookwood Farm, tho
homo of Mr. and MrB. Henry B. Thomp
son. Germantown
One of tho early spring weddings will
bo that of Miss Katherlno Simons, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds
Simons, of 130 West Wnlnut lnno, Ger
mantown, to Mr. Kcmpton Bnrtlett, Jr.,
of Mount Royal Terrace, Baltimore. Tho
ceremony will take place, on Saturday,
Juno 10, In tho Unitarian Church, Ger
mantown, nnd will bo followed by a re
ception nt the homo of the bride's pnrents.
Mrs. Gorham Brigham. of Boston, Mass.,
will be tho matron of honor. Mrs. Brig
ham .will bo remembered as SIlss Helen
McKlssIck before her marriage several
years ago, and a frequent visitor In
Philadelphia, where sho has many friends.
Roxborough
Mr and Mrs Alfred W. Ott, of Box
borough, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Helen Maxwell Ott, to Mr.
Archibald Campbell, son of Mr. and Mra
J. Addison Campbell, of Seattle, Wash,
formerly of Germantown.
Mrs. William II. Ambrose, of 4650 Shel
don street, will give a card party followed
by dancing, on the evening of Wednesday,
May 3, In tho Auditorium on Hermitage
street, In aid of the Holy Family Catholic
Church. Assisting the hostess will be Miss
Margaret McKern, Mrs John Corson, Mrs.
W. Gowen and Miss Nora Lynch. The
nnnual May hop of tho parish will be given
on Friday, May 5.
At the annual meeting of the Men's
Guild of the Church of St. James the Less,
Falls of Schuylkill, Mr. W. J. Wyatt was
olected president; Mr. Joslah Shivers.
vice presldentrMr, Thomas C. Reutter, sec
retary, ana Mr, Allen 'inompson, treas
urer.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emory Frlcke
and Miss Charlotte Frlcke, their daughter,
of 2221 West Tioga street, are spending
some time In Wernersvllle, Pa.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gossner, of Lin
den avenue, Torresdale, will give a euchre
on Wednesday evening, In the school hall
of St, Dominic's Church, Holmesburg.
Mr. andMrs. Oossner will 'be assisted by
Miss Ethel GOssner, Mr, Charles Gossner,
Mr. Michael Gossner and Mr. James Goss
ner, Jr.
WhatVDoing Tonight
Red Crou Society exhibition opens, Wldener
DuilJlne.
I,on Improvement I.eaiue mlmtrtt show,
Bellcvue-StrtUford Ifotel.
Cbarlty fair In aid of Central European
powers open. Convention Hall.
Icturo on "Wild Flowers of Pennsylvania
udNtnr Jersey." by Dr. Wltmer Stont. Acad
emy of Natural Sciences.
Presbyterian Social Union dinner, Dellevua
Stratford llqtel.
Muslo Teachers' Association meets, William
Fenn HUfh School.
South Philadelphia. Business Men's Associa
tion, Broad nnd federal streets, 8 o'clock.
Free.
Church Club, Church House, 12th and Wal
nut streets, 8 o'clock.
Methodist Social Union, 17th and Arch
trtts o'clock.
Theatrical Protective Union. No. 8, annual
baft El' Temple.
Fifteenth anniversary Central Y. U. C. A..
fe&sauef, U'A Arch street.
I BSTTIHL AWC.m,.'7r?SJ&l I
0B. ?. .&&?
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Satlkof, of 3130
West Berks street, aro receiving congratu
lations upon tho birth of n son, Carl
Stanley Sallkof, on April 2. Mrs. Snllkof
will bo lemembcre ns Miss Anna Beatrice
Bodck,
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kllngler, of Col
llngdaic, nro receiving congratulations on
tho birth of a son, Albert J. Kllngler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wultcr Goodman, of High
land Tark, will attend tho weddlnrf of Mrs.
Goodman's brother, Mr. Julius Brncolman,
whoso'mnrrlago to Miss Marian Partridgo
will take place today In Boston.
Miss Edith Keating, of Llancrch, spent
the holidays In Atlantic City.
A minstrel show will bo held In tho
Highland Park Flrehouso on May B. Mr.
Loo A. McLearn Is chairman of tho com
mittee. South Philadelphia
MISS HELEN SHAEFER
Mr. and Sirs. Reinhart Shaefer, of 1814
South 20th street, have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Helen
Shaefer, to Mr. William Lawrence Mor
gan, of Malvern. No definite date has
been set for the wedding,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank B. Stockley, of 1812
South Broad street, left on Friday to
spend tho Easter holidays at Atlantic
City.
AMUSEMENTS
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Victoria
MARKET ABOVE OTI7
TODAY & TOMORROW
W. S. HART
in THE ARYAN
Dossier Sympohny Orchestra ana Ori-an.
A MERICAN "The Old Homestead"
"KV1NB STOCK Mat. Tue. Thurs., Sat.
r-1 ' ' ' -
DS-
l3hkei
ir tt ii ii
inraar Mhi nrin nhio '-
Mrs. Thomas Gnffney and the (roses
Gaffnoy, of 4208 Chester avenue, have gono
to Atlantic City for n few weeks.
Mrs. Grace Von Smlttow, of 409 North
32d street, Is spending tho holldnys In Har
rlsburg as tho guest of her mother, Mrs.
C. Meyers.
Lansdowne
Tho third unit of the Lansdowne
branch of tho Preparedness League has
been organized. This unit will sew for Bail
ors nnd soldiers, Tho members nre Mrs.
Robert D. Taylor, Mrs. John W. Moon.
Mrs. William Plckard. Miss Emily Moorac
bcad, Mrs. John B. Davis, Mrs. Andrew
"ioung, Mrs. Robort GIck and Mrs. Rces
Phillips.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lynn Barnard, of East
Greenwood avenue, spent the week-end In
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert L. McLean, of Greenwood
nvenue. Is visiting her mother In Pitts
burgh. AMUSEMENTS
METROPOLITAN S
Thursday Evg., April 27
ANNUAL CONCERT OP THE
Strawbridge & Clothier
Chorus
(Benefit Pension and Aid Fund)
Victor Herbert's Cantata
"THE CAPTIVE"
VICTOR HERBERT, CONDUCTOR
Also Selections from Herbert's Operas
Tickets at StrawbridRc & Clothier's,
25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, ?1.00.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor
Symphony I Fri. Aft, April 28, nt 3:00
Concerts f Sat. Evg., April 29. at 8 :15
FINAL CO.VCERT OF SEASON
PROGRAM :
Tone roem. 'Tod und Verklsrunr."
.... . , RICHARD STRAUSS
"Alpensymphonle," RICHARD STRAUSS
. . (Tim time In America)
Seats Now on Sale at Heppe's, 1110 Chestnut
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
SUNDAY EVG., April 30, 1916
JOINT RECITAL of
Leo Ornstein SStT
AND
Eddv Brown Th, You2.c Amern
ajuujr uiiiWll Genius Violinist.
ALSO
VEITRAH ROSENBERG. Contralto, nnd
DIOTR WIOLA, Baritone, Hoth of Philadelphia,
Under the Auspices of the PEOPLE'S RELIEF
COMMITTEE FOR THE WAR SUFFERERS
LYRIC TONIGHT AT 8:15
Pop. fl.SOMst. Wednesday
THE IDEAL EASTER OFFERING
"ALONE AT LAST"
Frani Lehas Latest and Greatest
Operetta Triumph.
THE MOST WONDERFUL MUSIC TOU
EVER HEARD. SUNO I1V THE
MOST WONDERFUL CAST
Ensemble ot 7B. Symphony Orchestra,
Clnvrinlr LASTS WEEKS. Evgs. t 8:13.
Utli 111K Mats. Wed. It Sat. at 213.
COHAN 4 HARRIS Present
THE FUNNIE8T PLAY IN' THE WORLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Best Seats II at Popular Wednesday Mats.
Convention Hall ato now
CENTRAL POWERS
RED CROSS
BAZAAR
BENEFIT WAR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
Greatest of Its Kind Eer Seen In This City
ADMISSION, 23 CENTS
T?rT?T?T?CrP TONIGHT Matinees Wed.
ruxvrvrjox ataus sat. atsas
Mask and Wig Club Ji..
GOOD BEATS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES
Beginning Tho Gigantic War Melodrama
Monday, -j "Under Fire"
Bat Thurs.
YHH yiLLlAM COUBTENAT A OHlnU Co.
B. F. KEITH
CHESTNUT AND TWELE
YTV ( Yl 1 4 1
'S THEATRE
arli sjstEETS
HHUJredMaco
rvtoewr& Co.
tn
,,...i nniicrwater
rinfort a Kin; MUlon
Other Holiday Fotur.
MTVOWfl
The Girl in the
GRAND
Gown Shop"
6 Big Acts & Picture. '
XZ- T.7-..1 1 40th and Market Sta.
liniCKeruuwier "KICK IN" I
JUTINEB EVER- BAY JVIV.IV XJ.M -
(JOJ ifII BInhi -. ii.-
IWLonASJjtsr.: """ISit M
AMUSEMENTS V, tt.
THE STANLEY ,
MARKET; STREET AROVE 10TII
11:15 A. M. TO 11:18 P, M.
Second Anniversary Week
EXCEPTIONAL AND DlVKRSIFIEp ,
In our opinion, the
ftlcttirp Marie Doro,
n "The Heart of
Nora Flynn," Is both
Paramount nnd Stnn
ley standard. We
hops all thoso Inter
ested In unusually
fine productions will
have nn opportunity
to view It this week
nt the Stanloy
Theatre.
Very truly yours,
THE STANLEY
COMPANY
Philadelphia.
PROGRAM
1. (a) Current KvenUr
(b Deep Sea Studies
(Last Series), (e)
Borne whero In Francs
(Last Series), , ,,
2. Scenic Duftorf
Holmes, "Lowlands,-,
of Luzon." .-.
8. Metro Comedy Mfli
& Mrs. Sidney jDrev
In "System Is Every
thing;." 4. Stanley Symphony
Orchestra. .
C. Paramount presents
MARIE DORO:
In One of the Finest Pictures Ever Produced
"THE HEART OF
NORA FLYNN-'
Exceptional Play In Every Detail
As a Mutual Tribute
'to and recocnltlon of tho sreat success which
has been the portion ot the Stsnley Theatre
during the pns year, and the Important parts '
played by loyal ,ond courteous employes In
assisting nnd holding ot the.all-esaentlal public
support and patronage, the theatre manors-'
ment, desirous' Ot sharing Its prosperlty, Jtoa
determined upon the Inauguration ot a Front.
Sharing and Protective system for the afore
mentioned employes. The general terms of
the plan are as follows:
First Tho syittm shall be put Into effect
with tho opening of Anniversary Week, start
ing Monday, April 21, 101(1, and shall con
tinue for trvs present term until Christmas,
1010, and ti.ereafter from Christmas of til
one year to Christmas ot the succeeding year.
Second All attaches nnd employes of the
Stanley who remain continuously In the
service of the theatre for the period ot ons
year shall share In the benefits of ths profit
sharing system as follows: Those receiving
less than twenty-five dollars per week shall bo
given ten per cent, bonus. Those receiving
twenty-five dojlars per week or more shall bsj
allotted file per cent, bonus. Those receiving
thirty-five dollars or more, two and one-half
per cent, bonus.
Third The salary list shall be reviewed1
every three months so that the management
may determine who are Its deserving employes
whose satsry should be Increased in accord
snee with ths new plan and the business of
the theatre.
Fourth There shall be established a Sink
ing or Reneflt Fund, from which there shall be
paid to any employe In good, standing who la
taksn HI his or her full salary during- ih
period of Illness, providing the same does not
exceed eight weeks In duration.
Fifth There shall be a separata fund es
tablished from which shall be paid all doctors'
fees, medicine bills and needed expenditures In
connectlon with ths Illness of the aforesaid
employe.
Sixth There shal) be a third separate, fuqil
established from which shall be provided, pay-
ment for the expenses of any Vacation which
may be necessary to the convalescence and re
cuperation of an employs who has been 111,
We bellevo thajt this sharing of profits and
prosperity will spur our employes to renewed,
efforts to attract and pleas the publla and
cater to their pleasures and comforts. Ws
also bell that tb publlo and our patron
will appreciate our theory and plan and !v
It th'elr approbation.
THE STANLEY COMPANY
THE"
ARCADIA
Chestnut St. Bet, 15th and 16th
CONTINUOUS 10:15 A. ,JIv TO llllS V. M..
PRICES DAILY 1BC. EVENINGS SSe.
Saturday ami JfoHJdys, Kviting Fries
Prevail 4r 1 P. H
ALL, THIS WEEK
Douglas Fairbanks
WITH BESSIE LOVE
In Unusually Fin TRIANQLE Production
"The Good-Bad.Man"
EJ?TRA ADDED ATTRACTION
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In Burlesqu on
"CARMEN"
Both Pictures at Every Terforrasnc,
ADEX.PHT TONIGHT
FIRST TIME WERE!
Cyril Barcourt' Perfect Conwdy
"A Pair of Silk. Stockings"
xASTBn'a axYear bvbut
Proclaimed th Most Amusing PJay oi
Modern Times.
Will Ken You JfiygJ t0 "; ?nz flna.
4M AHivu, "SkT """ """
jo:
All Seat on ! at
LITTLE THEATRE?
Thomas BleKean's The Secret-
Evsrr afebt aU 'MJ-iA Tbura. Sat. H4
an Opeu4lousi
Apaasfaaca Un
ous. Fri. Evs, April 3
i Until SprlJg. UlT
OSJJOIL-
jStTOtt Cnuafiut
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