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NAKCY WYNHE TALKS ABOUT THE
MEETING TO BENEFIT SERBIANS
Madame Slavko Grouitch Will Address Large Gather
ing at the Garrick Theatre This Afternoon in
Aid of Suffering Serbians Other Matters
SEHBIA, with Its Borrows and losses,
will be put vividly before lis ngaln
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
meeting which will take place In the
Garrick Theatre, when Madame Slavko
Grouitch will address the nudlonco.
Madame Grouitch la the Rucst of Mrs.
John Markoe while In this city, and yes
terday Miss Nina Tea Rave a tea In her
honor at her home, 2000 Walnut street.
Many persons have not realized how
the Serbians have suffered In this war,
Tho atrocities are said to have been
worso than thoso undergone by tho Bel
gians! Do this so or not, tho fact of
having lost all they had and being In
dally danger of starvation Is bad enough,
and our people will surely bo as Inter
ested ns they have been In tho sufferings
of all tho widowed and orphaned In this
frightful war.
Then tomorrow night wo have the
opening preparedness campaign din
ner, which will bo given by a commit
teo of men and womin In tho Gold Iloom
of tho Adclphla Hotel at 6:30 o'clock.
Major General Georgo Harriett, com'
mandant of tho United States Marino
Corps, and Major General Loonard
Wood, U, S. A., commanding the De
partment of the Hast, wilt bo the guests
of honor and both will speak, Tho com
mittee under wIiobo auspices tho cam
paign Is started Includes Mr. William
It. Nicholson, Mr. William II, Donner,
Mr. C. S. AV. Packard, Mr, John C. Bell,
Major John C. Groome, Mr. Georgo
Wharton Pepper, Dr. Clemont Blddle,
Mrs. Georgo W, Chllds Drexel, Mrs.
Georgo W. Urquhart, Mrs. Kdwnrd T.
Btotcsbury, Mrs. A. J. Drexel Blddle, Mr.
Edward 13. Smith, Mr. A. J. Drexel Bld
dle and Adjutant Genoral J. Campbell
Gllmore.
The first local appcaranco of tho Mask
and Wlggcrs, barring tho dress re
hearsal last week, was greeted by a
typically largo and enthusiastic audi
ence, last night at tho Forrest Theatre,
, and the youths qulto outdid themselves
before tho admiring gazo of many llttlo
dobutantes.
' Down qulto closo to tho footlights
woro tho Stotcsburys, with a party. In
cluding Major David D. Porter and
his extremely good-looking wife, the
Edgar Scotts, Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell
-and Willing Hare. Marlon Myers, In
tho rather unusual rolo of chapcrono,
was accompanied by her llanco, George
Wharton Pepper, Jr., his sister, Eleanor
Pepper, Malzle Graham, Emlllo Ken
nedy, Mario Wright, Roger Townsend.
Bob Dechert, Albert Lucaa and Gordon
Hardwlckc.
Another party, which wended Its way
to the Bellcvuo after tho performance,
Included tho Gurnco Munns, tho Heck
scher Wcthcrllls and tho Shipley Dlx
ons, nnd In another group, of which
Mrs. Billy Freeman was tho hostess,
wero tho Roddy Pages, Charlotte Bain
nnd Lewis Parsons.
Doctor and Mrs. Allen gave a party
for their daughter, Agnes Allen, and
among tho girls who applauded tho
efforts of tho boys most enthusiastically
wero Josephlno Foster, Eleanor Vomer,
Gertrudo Pancoust, Lois Jackson and
Barbara Boyd.
If any of you aro contemplating mat
rimony perhaps It would be well to tako
i a walk out Haverford way and stroll
along Berkley road Borkloy road, as It
Is called, but otherwlso known as Newly
Weds' settlement. Thcro one may see
tho dears out In their gardens planting
, vegetables on top of calla lilies and pan-
files In tho midst of asparagus beds.
This Is not nil, either. Vines must bo
, trained on porches, ovon If hubby does
( havo to stoop down and kiss wlfey when
I ever she hands him up a tack or ham
f mer; and then tlio rakes and spades
which aro In uso, too In fact, every
thing which Is needed to make It all
cozy and homelike. It always means
work, and very few of our little Newly
Weds of theso days havo even lifted
a finger In their own homes; still It was
not necessary thero, and at any rata
they havo decided to turn over a now
leaf since they have married. From
what ono llttlo bride told me of how
1 happy she was to have somothlng to do
to keep homo bright and cheerful, I do
not think any one In this settlement has
( regretted tho step yet. Perhaps it
would not be so very hard, after all, to
work a bit for "her" or "him" as tho
case 'may be. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. Francis Butler Reeves, Jr., of Ger
mantown, will entertain at dinner tonight
Jn honor of her daughter Miss Mary Prim
rose Reeves. The guests will include Miss
Susan Doughten, Miss Marie Dougltten,
Miss Martha Henderson, Mr. William K.
J3eard, Jr., Mr. Harry Hewson, Mr. Henry
Pemberton, 3d, Mr. Roger Herod and Mr,
Ernest Kltson. The party will afterward
attend the final meeting of theSaturday
Evening Dancing Class, Mrs. Reeves
will also entertain informally at dinner
on Friday evening of this week.
Mrs. Holsteln De Haven, of 2037 Spruce
street, will give a Mask and Wig party
followed by a supper at the Bellevue
Stratford this evening In honor of Miss
Rachel Fitter, debutante daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Fitler.
A costume dance will be given tonight
at the Navy Yard by the otllcers of the
yard and the Atlantic Reserve Fleet.
Captain Robert Lee Russell, U. S. N., and
Mrs. Rubsell will entertain at dinner be
fore tho dance. Captain Frank Halford,
J. 8. N., and Mrs. Halford will give a
dinner In honor of their guests, Mrs. Wil
liam X. Boss, of Washington, and Mrs.
W. Q. Folwell, of New York, and Lieu
tenant Thomas Cochrane and Mrs. Coch
rane will entertain at their home, 2518
South Lambert street, prior to the dance.
K buffet supper will be given by -Mrs.
Hiram I- B earns, wife of Captain Bearss,
U. S. M. C. ; Captain Arthur B. Owens
and Mrs. Owens, of 2535 South Colo
rado street, will entertain at dinner, and
Mr. and Mrs. James Maxwell Bullock, of
2045 Locust street, will also give a dinner
before the dance,
Mrs. Edward Evans Dennlston, of West
School House lane. Germantown, enter
tained at dinner last evening, prior to
the meeting of the dancing class chap
eroned by Mrs. Joseph S. Loverlng Whar
ton, Mrs. Augustus E. Stoughton. Mrs.
Joseph Priestley Button, Mrs. Charles
Pa vis and Mrs. Dennlston, at the Ger
mantown Cricket Club, in honor of Mlsj
Jola Seeds and Mr. Edward O. MacQan-
non. whoso engagement wns announced
recently. The gueils Included Miss Isa
bel Stoughton, Miss Eleanor Kdmonds
Miss Mary Wagner, Miss Dorothy May
burry, Miss Elizabeth JtncCuen Smith,
Miss Kathleen Dennlston, Mlsi Anna Den
nhton, Miss Rebecca Hunt, Mr. Harrison
Townsend, Mr. Donald Kent, Mr. Jnmard
Zeckwcr, Mr. Sherman Crmtes, Mr. Ed
win Atlec, Mr. Joseph Shoemaker, Pay
master Klllott Moorman, IT. S. N., and Mr.
Knrnshnw Murdock.
A wedding of Interest to Phllndelphlans
will take place today In La Orange. 111.,
when Miss Hema Barton Lyon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maltlnnd Lyon, will
become tho bride of Mr. Edward Newton
Hang. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Newton Hnag. of 4837 Cedar avenue, this
city. Miss Rebecca Margnrot Hnng. a
sister of the bridegroom will bo n brides
maid, nnd Mr .corge l'arrls Hnng, n
brother will net as best man. Mr Hang
and his brldo following n wedding trl
will llvo at 10 Church road, .Vewton,
Mas-)., where llicy will be at home nfter
June 1.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. Edgar Slicppard nnd Mr Griffin
Gribbel will give a dinner at The llutton
tomorrow before tho danco at tho Phila
delphia Cricket Club. Amonc the miests
will he Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert CJoodall,
.tir. unci .Mrs. Arthur Li C'omiian, .Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weeks.
, Mrs. Nash, of San Francisco, c'nl . has
returned to her home after having spent
several weeks ns the guest of Mrs. Frank
lin Spencer Edmonds, of "818 Lincoln
Drive.
Along the Main Line
OVCIUIKOOK Miss Phyllis Huhn
Walsh, dnughter of Mrs. Florence Huhn
Walsh, of 6012 Drexel rond, has gone to
Chicago to attend the wedding there today
of Miss Edith Ogdcn Hnrrlson. dnughter
of ex-Mayor Cnrtcr Harrison, and Edson
Manlerrc.
BRYN MAWR Arrangements have been
made to glvo special film moving pictures
In tho Bryn Mawr Theatro on Thursday,
May 4, for tho bcncllt of the wounded
roldlors of France.
Tho committee In chargo of the nffnlr
Includes Mrs. Walter C. Janncy. Mrs.
Ronald H. Barlow, Mrs. Burrows Sloan
nnd Mrs. Carroll B. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilson, who
havo been spending a week at Atlantic
City, will return to their home todny.
VILLANOVA Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Stewart Ilauch, of Vlllnnovn, aro being
congratulated on tho birth of a daughter
on Sunday. Mrs. Rauch was Miss Mary
Banks French.
Chester Valley
Mrs. Anna It. Cox, of Malvern, has gono
to Atlantic City for a fortnight's visit.
Miss Mnry T. Hlhbcrd nnd Miss Janet
Davis havo returned to Paoll after hav
ing spent tho past few days In Atlantic
City.
The East GoHhen athletic carnival will
bo hold In the Goshen School tomorrow
afternoon. Children from Rocky Hill,
Go8hcnvUlo and Mnplo flrovo Schools will
participate and representatives will bo
chosen to take part In tho play fcstlvnl
which Is to bo held In the West Chester
Stato Normal School on May 13.
Germantown
Miss Anna Foulkc. of 243 West Tulpe
hocken street, has arranged n subscription
dlnnor, to tnko placo tomorrow night at
tho Philadelphia Cricket Club, before the
costume dnnce. Among those who will
attend will bo Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Balrd, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Fitler, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Norton, Mr. nnd Mrs, Gcrrlt
P. Judd, Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Conder
man, Mr. nnd Mm. Frederick Kennedy,
Mr. and MrB. Barry Colahan, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chnrles Porter. Mr. Frank Phelps. Mr.
Henry J. Davis, Mr. Richard Hanson nnd
Mr. Joseph Jennings.
The Misses Harmau and their brother,
Mr. John Barr Harman, have closed their
apartment at the Wlssahlckon nnd are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold B, Porter, of 3108
West Penn street, will return today from
th shore, whero they spent Easter.
Mrs. Paul Dennlston, of 5438 Wayne
avenue, accompanied by her small son,
Master Georgo Dennlston, spent Easter
with friends In Easton.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis D. Williams and
their daughter, Miss Helen Williams, of
309 South 15th street, have closed their
town house and are occupying their coun
try homo on Washington lane, Jenkln
town, for tho summer.
Members of the Wyncote Bird Club
will hold their next meeting on Friday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock In the Chelten
Hills Hall, at which time an Illustrated
lecture, "My Bird Neighbors," will bo
given by Mrs. S. Louise Patteson, of South
Euclid, O.
The Oak Lane branch of the Woman's
Suffrage party will give a card party, GOO
and bridge, at the home of Mrs. William
P. Slegert, 6601 Lawnton avenue, on Fri
day afternoon. May 5, at 2:30 o'clock.
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Deaver and their
family, of 1634 Walnutjstreet, have closed
their town house and are occupying
their country home, on Wyncote lane,
Wyncote, for tho early spring months.
Later they will leave for Maine, where
they will spend some time on their Island.
Mr. and Mrs. William Benbow, of Buf
falo, have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Llllle Fry Benbow, to
Mr. Harvey Naylor de Sanno, of Oak
Lane,
Mr. and Mrs. James SHI, of Bent road,
Wyncote, have had Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Morgan and their family, of Flushing, L. I.,
as their guests for over the week-end.
They will return to their home today.
West Philadelphia
Miss Jessie Elliott and Miss EIHe Elliott,
daughters of Colonel George J. Elliott and
Mrs. Elliott, of 4005 Woodland avenue, en
tertained a house party over the week-end
at their cottage in Atlantic City,
Mrs. William Lumpp. of 1242 South 46th
street, gave a house party at her cottage
at Strathmere, N, J., over Easter, The
guests were Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
Solomon Malsberger, Miss Mary Deeney,
Miss Julia Paul, Miss Edna Fischer, Miss
Alvlna Fischer, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Mr,
George MacQauhey, Mr, Harry MacGau
hey, Mr. William Malsberger, Mr, Solomon
Malsberger, Mr. Charles Smith, Mr, Hor
ace Reed, Master Eugene Fischer and
Master Milton Malsberger.
Mrs. Rose Hahn announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Louise E. T.
Hahn, to Mr, Walter Lyle Fortescue, of
Qermantown.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Griffith, of 1733
North 61st street, entertained the members
of their pinochle club at dinner last night.
Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
Monlele, Mr and Mrs. Thomas J. Supplee
and Mr. and Mrs. Evans H. Griffith.
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MANY PICTURESQUE WEDDINGS
FOLLOW COMING OF EASTER
Reath-Thompson Nuptials in Wilmington an Important
Event of the Spring Marriage of Miss Hodge and
Mr. Lockwood to Take Place Today Several
Germantown
milE marriage of Miss Mary Thompson,
JL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Burling Thompson, of Greenville, Del., nnd
Mr. Thomas Renth, Jr., was solemnized
todny at 12:30 o'clock In Trinity Church,
Wilmington.
Tho bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Elinor Thompson, as maid of
honor, and her bridesmaids were Miss
Kntherlno Thompson. Miss Ethel Parkman,
of Boston: Miss Mnry M. Williams, Miss
Frances W barton Scott. M ss i;nzauetu
Myers. Miss Mnrlan F. Butler, Miss Ade-
lino L. F. Pepper and Miss Nancy Heath.
all of this city.
Tho church was decorated with a pro
fusion of palms, Easter lilies and splren.
Tho brldo's gown was of cloudy whlto
tullo over whlto satin, with a whlto
skirt, bound with silver ribbon and caught
up with orango blossoms. Tho court train
ns of sliver brocade, and tho tulle veil
wns caught with orange blossoms. A
graceful bouquet of lilies of tho valley
wns carried.
Miss Thompson's gown was of pink
taffeta with" a pink chiffon skirt, and she
wore a pink mllan straw hat, with pink
streamers and a wreath of silk Mowers.
The brldesmaldB woro pink taffeta frocks
with cream lace sleeves and collar, and
laco hats with wreaths of silk flowers
and blue ribbon streamers. They carried
bouquots of pink snapdragons nnd blup
larkspur.
Mr. Rodman Ellison Thompson acted
ns best mnn, and tho ushers wero Mr.
James Somers Smith, Jr.. Mr. Joseph W.
Lewis, Mr, II. Uranium Heath, 2d, Mr. D.
Evans Williams, Jr., Mr. John B. Mulford,
of Lodl, N. Y. ; Mr. Henry B. Hcybiirn, of
Louisville, Ky : Mr. Horatio H. Morris,
of Pottsville, Pa and Mr. Henry U.
Thompson, Jr., of Greenville, Del., brother
of the bride.
Tho ceremony wns followed hy a wed
ding breakfast at Brookwood Farm. Mr.
and Mrs. Heath will spend most of the
summer nt Brookwood Farm after their
return from a wedding trip. Their new
home nt St. Martin's, which Is being
erected, will be ready for occupancy by
tho fall.
LOC KWOOD-I IO DO E.
The mnrrlago of Miss Helen Harriot
Hodge, daughter of the Row Georgo Wool
soy Hodgo and Mrs. Hodge, and Mr. Wil
liam E. Lockwood, Jr., took placo to
day at 12:30 o'clock In tho Church of
the Ascension. Tho ceremony was per
formed by the bride's father, Doctor
Hodge, assisted by tho Rev. Jules Pre
vost, of Glen Loch, and Bishop White
head, of the Episcopal Diocese of Pitts
burgh, pronounced tno messing.
Tho bride wore a gown of lustrous
white satin veiled In Georgette crepe nnd
trimmed with rare old family lace, and
her veil was of tulle held with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and white roses.
Miss Matty Campbell Hodge, sister of the
bride, who was maid of honor, was
gowned In peach-colored satin, draped
with Illusion of the same shade, and wore
a picturesque hat of bronze tulle, trimmed
with a peach-colored rose. Sho carried
goldenglow roses,
The little Mower girls, Miss Muriel B.
Hodge and Miss Dortthy F. Hodge, wore
quaint little frocks tied with peach
colored sashes and hats to match and
carried baskets filled with goldenglow
rosebuds. A breakfast at tho home of the
bride's parents, 331 South 13th street, for
the families and a few Intimate friends of
the bride and bridegroom followed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood will
live at Sunset Farm, Whlteland, Pa.
LEAVESLEY HASLAM.
A pretty wedding will take place this
evening at 7:30 o'clock In St. Stephen's
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Qerman
town avenue, when MIbu Susan Mae Has
lam. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Haslam, of 400 East Ashmead street, will
become the bride of Mr. Charles Dale
LeaveBley. Tho ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. Wayne Channel. Miss
Haslam, who will be given In marriage by
her father, will wear a gown of white
satin and Georgette crepe made with a
train. Her tulle veil will be arranged
with orange blossoms, and she will carry
white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Bessie M. White, who will be maid of
honor, will wear a buff-colored natln frock
trimmed with silver lace, and will carry
yellow snapdragons. The bridesmaids. In
cluding Miss Sadie E. Dayls and Miss
Irene H. Ployd, will wear light blue taffeta
dresses, trimmed with garlands of rcrss.
They will carry pink sweet peas. Mr.
Leavesley will have his brother, Mr.
George W- Leavesley, as best man. The
ushers will include two brothers of the
bride, Mr. Walter F, Haslam and Mr. Rob
ert A. Haslam, also Mr. Robert Garrett
Dale and Sir, Harold B. Ramage. Imme
diately following the ceremony there will
be a reception at 4927 Rublcam avenue
for 170 guests. The decorations will be
Easter lilies, palms, yellow daffodils and
daisies. After a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Leavesley will be at home at 400 East
Ashmead street.
TREXLEB FORRESTER.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Forres
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Forrester, of Chelten avenue and Old York
road, to Mr. Daniel B. Trexler will Uk
place tonight at 8 o'clock at the bride's
Weddings
home. Tho oltlclntlng clergyman will be
tho Rev. Hnrlo Hathaway. Miss Forrester
wll wenr a gown of white satin made with
a court train and will carry Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Bessie For
rester, a sister of tho bride, will net ns
maid of honor nnd will be gowned In
pink solrco silk trimmed with pink tulle.
She will carry pink roses. There will be n
tiny llower girl. Miss Ruth Si.ydcr, whoso
whlto frock will havo n sash of pink satin
ribbon. Sho will enrry pink hml whlto
sweet pens. Mr. Charles Kocnlg will be
tho best man. After n wedding Journey
Mr. and Mrs. Trexler will bo nt home nfter
Juno 1 In Onk Lane.
M U RPHY MURRAY.
The m.irringe of Miss Mnrlon Murray,
daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. lU'iiJamln J.
Murray, of 48 West Johnson street, to
Mr. Joseph Francis Murphy, of Water
ford, N. Y , took placo this morning nt 8
o'clock hi St. Vincent's Church, on Knst
Price strcot, Germantown. Tho ceremony
wns. performed by Fnther Lennon. Miss
Murray wore a modish satin coat suit
and a corsage bouquet of orchids nnd
Ward roses. Her only attendant wns
Miss Lillian JIcKcon, and the best mnn
was Mr. Joseph Murphy. A small wed
ding breakfast followed at tho brldo's
home. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will bo nt
homo nfter Juno 1 In Waterford, N. Y.
DUNLAP REEVES.
Tho wedding of Miss Edith Reeves,
daughter of Mrs. Catherine S. Reeves, and
Mr. Vernon Ilea Dunlap took placo last
night In tho Lutheran Church of the In
carnation, 47th street nnd Cedar avenue.
The pastor, tho Rev. Arthur T. Mlchlcr,
ofllclnted. Tho bride, who was given In
marriage by her mother, wore a gown of
bridal satin and a tulle veil, with oranire
blossoms. Her sister. Mrs. Robert It.
Corson, of HughcsvUle, Pa., acted as
matron of honor and another sister, Mlrs
Maj hello Reeves, was maid of honor. Tho
bridesmaids wero Miss Kathryn Reeves,
Miss Anna Cross, Miss Mnrgnrct Rock
nnd Miss Helen Neel. of Atlantic City.
Mr. Dunlap hud his brother, Mr. Georgo
A. Dunlap, as best man, nnd bis ushers
wero Mr. Robert II. Ccrrson, Mr David
Mntlnck. Mr. Wilbur Crosslcy, Mr. Man In
Neelcy nnd Mr. Dickson. A reception at
the home of tho brldo's mother, 1250 South
57th street, followed the ceremony, nfter
which Mr. nnd Mrs. Dunlap left for their
wedding Journey. Upon their return, they
will bo at home, nfter June IE, at 5543
Broomall avenue, Wost Philadelphia.
SEIDEL SCOTT.
A very Interesting wedding will take
place tonight at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Valentine Scott, 726 North
19th street, when their daughter, Mlsj
Lillian Valentine Scott, will be given In
marriage by her father to Mr. Reuben
Barr Seldel. The Rev. Dr. J. Alexander
O'Meara, acting rector at St. Mathlas'
Protestant Episcopal Church, will per
form the ceremony at 7:30 o'clock and a
reception will follow, A gown of whlto
crepe meteor, draped with tulle, and a
tulle veil caught with sprays of lilies
of the valley will be worn by tho bride.
Miss Roberta Seldel, the maid of honor,
and Miss Sara Graff, the bridesmaid, will
be gowned In Georgette crepe, the former
blue and the latter pink. Mr. Thomas
Weston Scott, the bride's brother, will be
the best man. After the reception Mr.
Seldel and his bride will leave on an ex
tended journey, nnd upon their return
will live at 927 South 65th street.
South Philadelphia
MISS YETTA BRAMNICK
The formal betrothal of Miss Yetta
Bramnlck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Brammlck, of 764 South 5th street, to Mr.
Frank Deltch, or 328 Wolf street, took
place last Thursday evening at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Bramnlck.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosetsky, of 818
Passyunk avenue, announce the betrothal
of their daughter, Miss Rose Rosetsky, to
Mr. Louis Albert, of New York.
Frankford
Miss Dorothy Devlin was the week-end
guest of Miss Ethel Gossner at her home
on Linden avenue, Torreadale.
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North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Patterson, of
2245 North 17th street, will glvo a dinner
followed by cards, at tho Rlttenhouse, on
Thursday. Golden blossoms of the spring
time will decorate tho tables, nnd the
same color scheme will be used In tho
reception room. Their guests will bo Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Alcott, Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrles E. Lukcns, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles
J. Kunz. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Borden,
Dr. A J. Borden, Miss Jessie Powell, Dr.
nnd Mrs. Lambert Ott, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
D. Ellis. Dr. nnd Mrs. II. R. Loux, Mr.
and Mrs. William ,TVnrd. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lukcns, Mr. and
Mrs. John Goodfellow, Mr. nnd Sirs.
Nelson Sailer, Mr. J. Pnullln, Mrs. Annie
B. Addis. Airs. Crawford, Mr. W. Shlsler,
Miss Schlcdel, Mrs. James Spencer, Miss
Anna Ireland, Miss Almcda Ireland, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard McCaulley, Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Miller, Mr. and Mrs. R. II.
Hoy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin L. Ford, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Slcmmer nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred II. William
Mr. mid Mrs. James Alcorn, of 2103
Spring Garden Btreet. aro spending a fow
weeks In Atlantic City.
Tioga
Mrs. M. Klein, of 1908 West Venango
street, has Miss Fannlo Levy, of Reading,
as her guest.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Somera, of 3E54
North Broad street, who havo been spend
ing several weeks In Porto nico, will re
turn home on May 2.
The members of St. Stephen's School
Alumni nnd Athletic Association will open
tho season of athletic sports on Saturday
on their grounds. 19th street nnd Hunting
Park avenue. Mr. Georgo A. Walsh, 1321
Butler street, Is manager.
A public reception will bo given for tho
Rov. Dr. J. W. Trout, of St. Luke's Metho
dist Protestant Church, In the Church Au
ditorium. Erin nnd Germantown avenues,
tomorrow night.
The mnrrlago of Miss Estclle Fleishman,
sister of Mr. Louis S. Flclshm-n. of 1627
Butler street, to Mr. Frederick Kllno, of
3114 Berks street, will take placo on Sun
day, at tho homo of the brldo's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hobson have
returned from an automobile trip to Wash
ington, D. C, where they spent several
dnys.
The Children's Auxiliary of the Samari
um Hospital will hold a sweetmeat mar
ket on Friday, May 26., in the Nurses'
Home, Park avenue and Ontario streets.
In aid of the fund for the roof garden to
be erected on the hospital for the cripple
children being treated there.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Rose Bicksteln, of 1720 North
Slnrshall street, will gle a card party and
luncheon on Friday afternoon of this
week.
Miss Sara Hudson, of 6th street and
Columbia avenue. Is spending several
weeks visiting friends In Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Bessie Goldman, of 1623 North
6th street, will entertain the members of
her sewing circle on Thursday afternoon.
Kensington
Dr and Mrs J. Levy, of 2818 Frankford
avenue, spent the week-end as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Street, of Bryn Mawr,
Dr. and Mrs. J. Needham, of 2812
Frankford avenue, spent Easter at Atlan
tic City.
A novelty dance will be given by the
Burnt Cork Glee Club at Hanley's Casino,
Kensington avenue and Cumberland street,
on Thursday evening. May I.
A euchre and dance will be given In aid
of the Catholic Day Nursery on Friday
evening.
What's Doing Tonight
Dinner. Aaaoclation of Credit Men, Bellevue
Btratford, (1 o'clock.
Dental Exhibit, Hotel Adelpbla.
Choral Society. P. B. K. Y. M. C. A.. 41t
treet and Westminster avenue. 8 o'clock.
People' Choral Union. Metropolitan Opera
House. 8 o'clock.
Mount Slnal ball. Academy of Music. 9
o'clock.
Reception, the 'Oreters." Bellevue-Strat-ford,
8 o'clock.
Cantavcs Chorus, WItherspoon Hall, 8
o'clock.
Oerraan war relief baxaar, Convention Hall.
Feed and Drain Del. Bourse, 8 o'clock.
Tom Thumb weddln. Stetson Auditorium.
4th street and Uontfomcry avenue. 8 o'clock.
Cantata. "The Cross of Fire." by the Young
People" Choral Union, for the Uneflt of the
CblU Welfare Association, Metropolitan Opera
House, 8 o'clock.
Hotel -Clerks' dinner-dance, Bellevue-Strat-ford.
7:3g o'clock.
m,i.i1 recital. Marie Boston, soprano, drii-
flth. Hall. 8 o'clock.
Lecture. "The Lubrication of th Motorcar,"
by John V. OU1. chemical engineer of the At
lantic, Bednlns Company; Spring Garden In
stitute, 8 o'clock,
Mount Sinai Hospital Ball
With nil nrrnngements completed. In
dications aro that tho Mount Slnal Hos
pltal charity ball, which will be held
tonight nt the Acndemy of Music, will
bo the most successful, financially nnd
socially, ever given In aid of tho Insti
tution. Tho Acndemy will bo transformed
Into a fairyland bower. Tho stage will
be decorated with nalms and potted plants,
and n ruittc bridge will bo built on both
sides, entwined with blossoms nnd trailing
vines. The proscenium boxes will bo cur
tained with greenery nnd tiny electric
lights will Bparkle nnd glisten Ilka bright
stars from many corners.
The ball will begin promptly nt 9 o'clock
with n concert. A special fenture this
year will bo a series of dances to bo per
formed by members of a ballet school and
composed expressly for this occasion.
General dancing 'will bo formally opened
by the master and mistress of ceremo
nies, Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips.
Two orchestras wilt play dance music
and a special dancing program has been
arranged, which will Include all, the latest
dances. Tho proceeds of this affair will
bo used for tho maintenance of one of the
buslncst hospitals of the city.
Lansdowne
Today wilt be Daughters' Day at tha
Twentieth Century Club off Lansdowne.
Tho progrnm will be In charge of tho
Ridley Park Club, nnd Mrs. Wlnfleld S.
McIIcnry, tho president, will speak on
"Tho Value of Junior Sections and How to
Organize." Mrs. I. II. O'Hara, of Phila
delphia, will address tho meeting on
"What tho Young Woman Can Do for
the Club Movement." There will be read
ings and music by the Ridley Paflc
Juniors.
Mr. Frank Sagcndorph will have charge
of the dance to be held nt tho Country
Club tomorrow evening.
AMUSEMENTS
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STrtEETS
Grand Easter Week Bill!
A GENUINE SENSATION!
MILDRED MACOMBER
20 COMPANY OF 20
IN
"HOLIDAY'S DREAM"
BEAUTIFUL DANCING PANTOMIME and
AQUATIC SPECTACLE
Claude Glllfnf water & Co.; Bella Blanche;
Comfort and Kins, and Other.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
Cvxs. at 8:1. Beginning Monday, May 1st.
AT POPULAR PHICES
"POP" CONCERTS
BY THE
Philadelphia Orchestra
Cond'si Thaddeus Itlch, Daniel Maquarre.
Rerreshmeats Served and gmoklnr IVrmltted.
Tickets, USc, SOc, 75c. II at. Tables and Boxes.
Season Tickets, April Si April I'd,
SINGLE TICKETS AND CONCERT
THURSDAY. APRIL 2TTH
Globe
TViAJlTro MARKET ft
HlBaUB JUNIPER STB.
VAVDBV1LLB Continuous 11
A. ii. to 11 1'. M. luc, iec, zsc.
1lrj TInlHI "Sltakespearia
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Crosma'n'i Bajo Fi
WItherspoon Half Wed.IAft., Apr, 20, at 8.
iJBTbyW Barentzen
Eminent American Pianist.
Ticket ! BO, 1, ISc and BOo at lleppe'a.
T riTTQnn 82D LOCUST STREETS
JLjUU U D X ETHEL BARRYMORB
"KISS Of HATE"
BELMONT 62Dm,vebdjoket
In "DIPLOMACY"
Wnlnilf Matinee Today 25c, 50c
VVcUUUO Eis.zJoto81,nohlther.
"LOST IN NEW YORK"
NEXT
WEEK
TWIN BEDS
SEATS
NOW
LITTLE THEATRE
Thomas McKean'a "The Secretary"
Every nutht this week except Thura. Sat- Mat.
Metropolitan Opera House. Frl. Eve.. April SS
Last Appearance Until Sprlns, 1917
JOHN McCORMACK
.All Seats on ale t 1109 Chestnut St.
NIXON'S
GRAND
Broad Moatomery
Today, 2:111 T W
"The GJrl in the
Gown Shop"
0 Bit Act & Picture.
AT AMQ SANITARY SWIMMINO POOL.
il.Uii.inO ma s. broad st.
REOPENS SAT., APRIL 29T1I CLUBS NOW
rOBMlNO WRITE FOR PATES.
Knickerbocker &M&S$i;
MATINEE EVERY DAT -AVJS. AiH
Side Resorta
AttiAtrttc Cltt, N. J.. Anrti
Jnnanex libra hftU, built of the MM
teriai or whien tans are made M
rated with JnoAnne ncenes. ftd&ed at
touch to the Boardwalk cntherlnir t
Another no-rtHp In hearlsrear were
PAper halt in unique design. Thy top
maap oi n. jipre suDiuance una no not xjitsi
the nnpenmnce it pnper.
Society centred Iftflt night at the Trr
more, where tho combined musical tM
bf Princeton University gave etMert
and dnnce; at the Atlantic City TMM
Club, wrier the Krister Monday H ,
always an Important occasion, and at Mt
Seavlew Country Club, where 3000 g(V
mostly Phlladelphlans, enjoyed a dlnamf
dance.
Daffodils were used profusely In h
decorations of the tables at the Country
Club and the favors were were symbolic!
of the Caster season. Among those who
entertained parties were Mr. and Mrs, J.
D. C. Henderson, Dr. and Mrs. Walter H,
Conaway, Mr. nnd Mrs. Newlln Haines.
Judge and Mrs, Clarence I Cole, Mr. and
Mrs. John P. Connelly, Mr, and Mrs.
Charles A. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Lottls
Hurk, Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Carty. Mr, and
Mrs. J, J. McDevltt, Jr., Mr. and Mm,
'M. E. Henderson, Mr. nnd Mrs. If, 31,
Payne, Mr. Emerson Itlchards, Mr, a
Mrs. TV. It Balslnger, Mr. and Mrs. C. JV
Miller, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F. Crowe, Mt. an
Mrs. C. D. Dickey, Mr, and Mrs. Carlton
Celst, Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Vf, Schnum, Mr,
nnd Mrs. D. Webster Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
M. P. Qutnn, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lnnr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert It. Darnell, Dr. Floyd
H. McCall, Mr. and Mrs. John N, Wll
klns, Mr. and Mrs. Hdwin A, Bookmyer,
Mr. and Mrs. William D. S. Ferguson and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Kolb.
A number of luncheons were given to
day at the various hotels. Mrs. Frank
Buck entertnlned at luncheon at the Den
nis for Mrs. A. M. McBurney, of Oak
Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Matthews
gnve n small luncheon at the Chalfonte.
Mrs. C. It. Shuman and Miss Dorothy
Hhumnn, of Santa Barbara, Cal., gave a
luncheon nt the Marlborough-Btenhettq
for Miss A. B. Stcrrett and Miss E. J.
Sterrctt. of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Culbert entertained at the same
hotel for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hughes, of
Philadelphia.
Mr. and MrsAIames U. Arthur and their
family, of Oak Lane, and Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Vandorgrlft, of Oermnntown, who
were nt tho Qtaslyn Chatham for over
Hnstcr, returned to their homes this after
noon. Mrs. Philip Jagode Is nt tho Brigh
ton with Mrn. Arthur Murphy, of jN'ew
York.
Mrs. A. a. Jnrdella arrived at the
Traymore today, accompanied by Mrs. ,
II F. Shawbacker and Mr. F. B. Shaw
backer. Mrs. J. S. Bunting, Mr. nnd Mrs.
H. M. Krnddock, of Philadelphia, ana Miss
Snrn. James, of Chester, aro also at ths
Traymore.
Mrs. Sydney Ji. Hutchinson was on
tho Walk this afternoon, attired In
smart tan Norfolk suit nnd a gray Btraw
hnt with n floral crown.
Mrs. James Frnncls Sulltvnn was all
In gray, nor costume consisting of a gray
tnllorcd suit nnd n smnll gray chnpeau.
Mrs. C. C. Buckman's dark blue suit
emphasized the cape effect. She woro a
blue straight-brimmed Bailor decked with
whlto wings.
Miss Julia A. MlnnlclJ, dnughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. ThomnB J. Mlnnlck. of 1700
Fnlrmount avenue, who huve a summer
home nt Vcntnor, wns married nt 0 o'clock
this morning to Mr. Carol Duncan, of
Cleveland, at the Church of Our Lady
Star of tho Sen, Chelsen. Tho Itev.
Father McShane, of the Cathedral, per
formed the coromony. which was foK
lowed by n wedding breakfast nt the
Traymore. Covers were laid for 18 guests.
Mr. unci Mrs. Duncan will llvo In Cleve
land. Delaware County
Miss Mary Clark, of Ridley Park, la
spending the holidays In Norfolk, Va.
AMUSEMENTS
Convention Hall
NOW
S to IB P. If. Dally
CENTRAL POWERS
RED CROSS
BAZAAR
CANNBTATTER'B VOLKSFE8T DAY
TODAY CONCERT HALL. OTTO aORlTZ,
llnrltone Metropolitan Opera Company. IIAN3
KINDLER, 'Cellist, and EM1L K. HCIIM1DT,
Vlollnlat. ADMISSION. 2S CENT8,
A TlTrT PUT TONIOIIT AT 8:15
ii.UJili-i.rril. pop. i Mat. Thursday.
AN INSTANTANEOUS HIT HEflKI
Cyril Harcourt's I'erfect Comedy
"A Pair of Silk Stockings"
SSA80WS (IAYEST BV&NT
Proclaimed the Moat Amusing Play of
Modern Times.
WILL KEEP YOU JAUOIIINO FOR A
LONG TIME
LYRIC TONIGHT AT 8:15
Pop. 1.60 Mat. Tomorrow.
"ALONE AT LAST"
Franx Lehar's Latest and Greatest
Operetta Triumph.
THE MOST WONDERFUL MUSIC YOU
EVER HEARD. 8UNCJ RY THE
MOST WONDERFUL CA8T
Ensemble of 73. Symphony Orchestra.
npAAn This fc Next Week. Bvr.8!.
.DXVUiiJ- MATINEE TOMORROW, 3 US.
THE DI8TINaUISHED ENQL1BH ACTOB
MR.
CYRIL MAUDE
in fJRTIMPY
Rest Seats 11.60 at Pop. Mat. Tomorrow,
r7winb- LAST 3 WEEKS. Evss. at 8;1S,
UarilCK MAT. TOMORROW at Si IS.
COHAN & HARRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST PLAY IN THE WORLD
IT PAYS' TO
ADVERTISE
Beet Seats II at Popular Mat. Tomorrow.
Wn.,QO(. THIS WEEK Evrs. at 8HB.
I1 01 leSC ONLY Mat. Tomorrow,
In
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ruviri KEATS FOR ALL PERFORMANCES
NEXT WEEK-The qiiantlc War Melodrama.
&SS5K "Under Fire"
With WILLIAM COURTENAY Orlflnal Co.
METROPOLITAN OPERA, HOUSE
BUNDAY EVENING, APRIL. JOTll
LEO OHENSTE1N. Ultra Modern Pianist aa
Composer.
EDDY DROWN. HrUllant Violinist.
TZIPHQRU HOHENHEHU. ITexto-Sop
PIOTR V.IZL.A, E
WAK BUFFEU
TICKETS AT 83t BOUTli
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QLnlr MARKET BT- ABOVE J$T8
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CONTINUOUS 11 118 A, M, to Ul P. K.
MARIE DORO
lo Oh of the Finest Plcturie Ever produce
"HEART OF NOBA "FLYNN"
Burton Holmes' "Lovland of I.ujoii."
Metro ComeJy Mr. and liliM. Sidney Ptvr
"""in SYSTEM IS EVERYTHING--
Deep Sea Btudtea -War Ne"l-C"rren Bvat
At ID. 12. l:0, 8 20. 8. , oTsb,'H):o:
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AivmrnJl all this week
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tq "THE aoOD-lUp MAN"
. Charlie Chqplin
JN BURLESQUB. ON "CARMEN''
TTinm'n MARKET ABOVB
Victoria w. s. haut
In THE ARYAN
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Wed, A Thurs.. "LUtl Mo's Hoanccat-
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