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EVENING EEDGEBPHIL'ADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916-
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NANGY WYNNE GHATS GAILY ABOUT
THE DANCE TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Custis Harrison, Jr., Will Be
Hosts at a Dance Held, in the Ritz-Carlton Ball
room This Evening
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Snb of the most attractive dances of
J tho soaBon will-lib that Riven by
Mr. ami yMrs. Cliartlo Harrison In the
ballroom of tlio Rltz-Cnrlton Hotel! to
night. There will lie quite a number of
dinners befotcliand. Tho Gerald Hols
tnahs will entertain at their home, 201S
Locust street, nnd Mis. Hetty Madeira
will bIvo a dinner at tho Kltz before tho
dance. Another dinner will bo given
by tho Ned Kohlnottei nt the ttltz. Mrs.
noblneto was Meta Diddle Hoblnson, It
will be remembered. Still nr.other din
ner will be Riven by the Isaac It. Cloth
ier, Jrs, Mrs. Harrison Is r chnrmlrij?
hostess and quite ono of our most beau
Ttlful matrons, ai Mnrle Iemolno rIio
was considered one of the very prettiest
girls hero at tho time of her debut,
Tho preiiarcdnesH luncheon which was
hold yesterday at the Adolphla was ex
ceptionally well attended, nnd "Tony"
was busy welcoming every ono with his
usual hospitality. I noted Mrs. lSlddle,
of course, present. Whnt .a splendid
holpmato slit Is to her lino husband!
There Is not a UiIiik In which ho Is In
terested that she Is not Interested, too!
and she was so fond of society when sho
first camo hero as a young bride. Sho
Is quite a stillclng example of what a
wife should be. Other women who were
present nnd who gave their attention to
the really fine spcechesi were Mrs.
Ocorgo W. Chllds Drcxct, Mrs. Holllster
Sturgcs, fMrs. Allan II. llaFrls, Mrs.
Henry H. I'atton, Mrs. Harold Yarnall,
Mrs. B. C. S. Lowls, Mrs. Joseph M.
Oazzam, Mrs. Q, J. do Itousse, Mrs. Her-
bort Taylor and many others. Tonight
tho- campaign for preparedness will bo
Initiated at a dinner given by, a repre
sentative committee of men nnd women
nt tho samo hotel. It will bo exceed
ingly Interesting, as Major General
"Wood, U. S. A., and Major Guncrul IJar
nett, U. S. M. C, will address tho guests.
' It wns frlrflitftlllv- nxnltlni? nt thn
Mask and Wig, you lenow, because I
simply had to And out who the man
was I saw being fitted In, a Chestnut
street store last week. It was a scream,
my dears, as I went Into ono llttlng
room, the door of tho next was
ajar, and thero stood a creature with
short hair, neatly parted, and pedal
extremities not of the smallest,, bolng
fitted Into n frock of white crepo
de chine made with an accordion-pleated
skirt and Russian blouse, the peplum of
the blouso helng edged with stripes of
rainbow silk. Woll, when "Ann Ha
laam's" friends began to arrive In tho
first act suddenly I saw tho frock and
said, "Thero ho Is!" but alas! how could
one bo sure? For ho kept coming In
until thero wero six. of him, nnd all with
white shoes and high heels and such
splendiferous wigs topped with green
straw hats and widespread wings of
green. Tho shoes looked small, and as
for the ankles, they wcro slimmer than
many it rcn,l girl's, and then with yellow,
brown and even red wigs It was Impos
sible to tell If It had been Jack Carpen
ter, Clmrllo Sorvlco, A. H. Wolsbach, C.
M. King, A. M. Nord or H. J. Hayden.
Most of nil I liked the donkey, though,
for Phoebo proved to bo neither maid
nor horse, "Jest a plain, pesky, onerous
ole mule," but such a beautiful ono and
with so charming u voice. I thought
dreamily of the verso:
"Sweetly sings tho donkey a3 ho goes to
grass.
Ho can sing no better, becnuso no's such
an ass.
He haw, lie haw, he haw, haw, haw,
haw, haw I"
NANCY "WYNNE.
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Personals
,An Interesting engagement which has
Just been announced Is that of Miss Helen
Livingston Palmcleo. of Flushing, L. I.,
Ito Mr. Norman Dunning, sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo A. Dunning. Miss Palmclee's
grandmother, Mrs. L, C. Johnson gavo a
tea at her home In, Flushing, L. I., yester
day afternoon to announce tho engage
ment, being assisted In receiving by Sirs.
Leslie Andrews, Miss Flora McDonald,
Miss -Eileen Elliott and Miss Annette
Weaver. The marriage will take placo
Jn October.
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Mr. and Mrs, William J. Balrd announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Sarah Uytendale Balrd to Mr. Harrison
K. Caner, Jr.
Mrs. C. Randolph Snowden and .her
mother. Mrs. William B. Churchman," ar
rived from Europe on Saturday and re
turned to Bryn Mawr Sunday evening.
Miss Katherlne Snowden and Master C.
-Randolph Snowden, Jr., who have been
staying with their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. William B. Churchman, In
Morrlatown, have also returned.
There will be a subscription costume
dance tonight at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Strublng, of
8t. Martin's lane. Chestnut Hill, will give a
dinner before the dance and Mr. and Mrs,
T. Carrlck Jordan will also entertain at
dinner.
Mr. John Price WetherJH. Jr.. ot 1830
Rtttenhouse. square, will give a box party
at the Mask and Wig performance this
afternoon for his daughter. Miss Alice
Wetherlll. The gueata will bo from the
i younger school set;
Miss Caroline S. Barnes, of Blltover.
Bryn Mawr, whose engagement to the
Rev. J, A. Johnstpn Rosa, of New York,.
has JUst been announced, la spending two
weeks In Cincinnati.
Miss Natalie S. Barnes will return today
from Washington, D, C,
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. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hmory McMlchael have
returned to Knoll House, Devon, after
spending the winter In the city. Miss
Elizabeth McMlchael will be a debutante
of (he coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brown haye open
ed their house in Devon for the sifmmer.
The "Crisis in China" will be the sub
ject of a lecture given by the Rev. S. Har
rington Llttell, of Hankow, China, with
.illustrations by Mr. Gharles Rodman Pan
coast, on May 1. at Wfthersppon Halt
Vr. William Hamilton Jeffreys will Dre-
side. (
Mrs. George Dallas Dixon will give an
Illustrated lecture. "The Mission Play of
ian. Gabriel," for the benefit of The Ka-
rok, Indians of Northern California, on
Tuesday, May 9. at 3 o'clock, at the New
qentury uiuo, 4 south tstti street
There will be music and refreshments
also-
Colonel George Montgomery, command
ing officer of the Frankford Arsenal,
pent the last week-end at Atlantlo City.
Mrs.' Burton Btherlngtoo will give a
card party al her home, Hii Wayne ave-
nua, dermantowa. on the afttraoon f
Dinners to Precede
Tuesday, May 2 for the benefit of the
Wells College Endowment Fund,
Miss mien Herkncss, of Wyncote, gave
a luncheon and bridge yesterday afternoon
for Mlsq Uertruile lnighcad. daughter of
Mr. Isaac M. Longhead, of 1327 Spruce
street, and her bridal party. The mar
riage of Mis-? Loughead to Mr1. Charles
12. Coane will take place on Saturday.
The marrlago of Miss Kmlly WooNey.l
AsplnWall, daughter of Mrs. rleorgo Snow
den Itedflcld, of New York, and Mr. dies- I
tcr Campbell Graham, of this city, will
take place on Saturday, May 20, In tho
Church of St. Mary tho Virgin, New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Itlchard M. Heckscher, of
Hy-the-Way, Strafford, are being congrat
ulated upon tho birth of a little daughter
on Sunday.
Lieutenant Colonel Wade 1. Jolly, 07th
O. H. Battalion, American Legion, and
jlrs. Jolly are receiving congratulations
on tho birth bf n son on April 20.
Mr. ttoman Moyorga-ltlvas, Jr., Is en
tertaining Mr. Alfred L,. Ilaboch, of New U
lork, as his guest.
MLis Gertrude Abbott has closed her
apartment at 400 South 16th street, nnd
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Matlock,
of Woodhury, N. J., sailed Saturday on
the ChrlstlanlnfJord to spend the next slK
months nt her summer homo In Norway.
Mrs. Ferdinand I,. Kcthorston, who
spent the winter nt tho Ijiurcl-ln-tho-lMncs,
I.aUewooil, N, J., has opened her
town house, 1011 Arch street.
Along the Main Line
OVnilHUOOK Mr. and Mrs. Ktlwln G.
Close, of C4C3 rircxel road, will entertain
a house party over tho week-end. Among
the guests will bo Mr. and Mrs. 11 B.
Jackson, of New York.
AIIDMORR Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.
Kurtz, of Argyo road, spent tho Haster
holidays In Downingtown, whore they
wero tho guests of Mrs. T. Kurtz.
VILLA NOVA Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W.
Hepburn nro entertaining their nephows,
Mr. Alfred J. Hepburn nnd Mr. Rowland
Hepburn, sons of Lieutenant Commander
A. J. Hepburn, of Washington, for n week.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Horner, of Kast-
dene, Vlllanova, will have Miss Virginia
Olds, of New York, ns their guest. Miss
Olds will arrive on Friday. '
Mr. and Mrs. I M ward Cadwallndcr, who
have been spending several weeks at Hot
Springs, Va., have returned to their home
on Valley road, Vlllanova.
Dr. and Mis. W. Reynolds Wilson have
opened Spring Mill, their placo In Vllla
nova, for tho summer.
nitYN MAWR. Mr. Robert B. Straw
bridge, Jr.. a student nt Harvard, Is
spending tho Raster Vacation with his
parents, .Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert II Straw
bridge, of Hryn Mawr.
WAYNB Dr. and Mrs. M. It Ward, of
Wayne, will go to New York today to at
tend the largo dance which Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Schwab will give this evening In
honor of Mrs. Schwab's nephew, Mr.
Carleton S. Wngner, and his bride, who
wns Miss Margaret Williams, of Bethle
hem. Thowcddlngof .Miss Antoinette Hcarno,
daughter of Mr. .anil Mrs. William W.
Hearnc, and Mr. John Farrar, of Colum
bus, Ohio, will tako placo at tho homo of
the bride, on Windermere avenuo. on Mon
day, Juno 20.
Mr. Charles Conrad, who Is a student
at Yale, has been spending the Kastor
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Telrson S. Conrad, of Summit avenuo.
Mr. J. A. Bailey, of Lancaster avenue,
has returned from a month's trip to
Florida and Palm Beach.
Germantown
Mr. William S. Lloyd has returned to
his home, 233 Ilarvfy street, from n
trip to I'ensacola, Fla. Mrs. Lloyd, who
is tho guest of her son, Lleutennnt Com
mandor Henry C. Mustln, U. S. N., will
return on Friday.
Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson, of "433 West
Price street, gavo a cotillon last night
nt the Phlladolphla Cricket Club In honor
of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Pear
son. About 75 llttlo boys and girls were
present.
Mrs. Francis R. Strawbrldgc, of Wis
sahlckon avenue, has gone to Green Briar.
Whlto Sulphur Springs, W. Va., to spend
threo wceUa.
West Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Franklin West, of
422G Chcstor avenue, entertained In hior
of their daughter. Miss Adele Bartrnm
West, at the Orpheus Club Concert on
Saturday evening, followed by a Bupper.
Mr. West Is one of the members of the
club.
Mrs. Francis C. Diddle, of 4831 Walton
avenue, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Canby Diddle, to Mr. Ar
thur K. flulme, son of Mr. Robert R
Hulme, of Jenklntown.
Mr. Max R. Zimmerman, of Springfield,
Mass., has spent a two months' vacation
at tho homo of his brother, 3604 Locust
Btreet. The last week was spent In At
lantlo City. Mr. Zimmerman will return
home the end of the week.
What's Doing Tonight
Delaware niver Tenn Memorial DrMg Com
mittee meeting, Adelphla, Hotel. 8 o'clock,
Klertlnn of olTlcera and directors. Walnut
Btreet Iltulneaa Association, St. James Hotel,
6 o'clock.
Fortieth and Market Streets Business Men,
T Fjmth 40th street. 8 o'clock.
rjerman bazaar. Convention Hall.
Rlennlal convention Wqmen's Fore I in SIls.
slonarr Society. Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church, morning and afternoons pageant, Met-
futmiau uiwfit siuustf, o o ClOCK,
Meeting Dickens Fellowship, Hotel Walton,
8i!3 o clock.
Dance and card party. St. Monica's parish.
Horticultural Hall. 8.15 o'clock, ".
Dental exhibit, Hotel Adelphla,
Dinner and opening of campaign for Drexel
Diddle cltlten army, Hotel Adelphla. 0:30
oclock.
Joint meeting Philadelphia. Branch Ameri
can I'riarmcutlcal Association and county
Medfca) Society, Collesa of Physicians, 8:30
o'clock. v
Meeting Chestnut Street Business Men's As
sociation Kugler's. 0:3(1 o'clock.
Annual banquet United Business Men's As
sociut.u... Sottish lllte Hall.
Anti-saloon parade. Kensington,
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MRS. BIRCHAIvL HAMMER
Mrs. Hummer baforo hor marrittRc Mondny was Miss Olive Mny
Wilson, familiarly known to many as the "Santa Claus Girl."
MANY INTERESTING WEDDINGS
ON LAST WEDNESDAY OF APRIL
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Evans Will Become
Bride Beach-Long Wedding in Ogontz Attractive
Event Miss Helen Millspaugh Marries
THH mnirlngo of Miss Edith Evans,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. George B.
Evans, of 228 North 34th street, and Mr.
John Lawrence Pancoast, of Moylan, will
tnko placo tonight nt G o'clock In the
Second Presbyterian Church, 21st nnd
Wnlnut streets. Tho Rev. Alexander Mac
Coll, pastor of the church, will odlclato.
The bride, who will ho given In marrlago
by her gather, will bo attended by Miss
Christine Tate, of Memphis, Tenn., ns
maid of honor, nnd hor bridesmaids will
be Miss C. Bcatrlco B. Fox, Miss M. Lil
lian Pearson. Miss Helen Lcwars, Miss
Marguorlto Lautenbach, Miss Caroline
Strickland, of Erlo. Pa., and Miss Ruth
O. Martin, of Pittsburgh. Llttlo Miss
Sarah Palmer will act as flower girl nnd
Mnster J. Rosa Pilling, Jr.. will bo page.
Mr. Pancoast will havo Mr. Raymond
Levis, of Baltimore, as his best man, nnd
his ushers will bo Mr. Georgo B. Evans,
Jr., Mr. Wnyno II. Evans, Mr. Harold
F. Evans. Mr. Horace T. Austin. Mr.
Philip O. Piatt and Mr. Georgo C. Reed.
A reception nt the Bellevue-Stratford
will follow tho ceremony. Mr nnd Mrs.
Pancoast. after a wedding trip, will live In
Woodblno avenuo, Overbrook.
BEACH LONG.
One of the most attractive of the Easter
weddings will tako place this evening,
when Miss Eleanor Bcrtol Long, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. George William Long,
of Girard avenuo, Elklns Park, will be
come the bride of Mr. Charles Andrew
Beach, Jr.. formerly of Elklns Park, but
now making his homo In Chicago. 111.
Tho ceremony will take placo at 7 o'clock
In St. Paul's Church. Ogontz, nnd will bo
nerformed by the rector, tho Rev. J.
Thompson Cole. Miss Long, who will bo
given In marriage by her father, will be
gowned In white Batln and tulle over cloth
of silver. The skirt will bo short nnd
very full with a skirt of the tulle cut In
four points. Tho long court train will fall
from the shoulders nnd will be cut In a
point at tho neck. Her tulle veil will be
nrrnnged In a ruchlng effec at tho back
of her head and will be hell'. In place by
a band of narrow silver ribbon and orango
blossoms, and she will cary a large shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and whlto
orchids.
The maid of honor will be Miss Dorothy
Beach, a sister of tho bridegroom, and the
matron of honor will be Mrs. L. Frederick
Gleg. They will be gowned alike, except
that Miss Beach will wear a wonderful
Bhade of blue and Mrs. Gleg will wear pink.
The gowns will be of faille and tulle em
broidered In large silver medallions Bet
with rhlnestones around the bottom of the
tklrts, which will be made quite short
The bodice will be of net over silver lace,
the net forming a capo effect around the
neck large enough to form both sleeves.
They will wear large black horsehair
hats, trimmed with four daisies on the
brim, and will carry large black feather
fans tied with pink and'blue tulle. .
Mr. Beach will have his brother, Mr.
Ransford M. Beach, as best man. And
the ushers will be Dr. Edward W. Beach,
Mr. Horace V. Hartman, of New York;
Mr. L. Frederick Gleg and Mr. William
M, Long, the brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony a reception will
be hel? at the home of the bride's par
ents. After an extended wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Beach will make their home
In Chicago.
BULLOCK-MILLSPAUGH.
A pretty wedding will take place tonight
at 6 o'clock at the Marlyp, 40th and Wal
nut streets, when Miss Helen Gertrude
Millspaugh, daughter of Mr. George M.
Millspaugh, of 237 Melville Btreet, will
become the bride of Dr, Edgar Qulmby
Bullock, of Wilmington. The Rev. A. E.
TODAY
MISS, CONCETTA X, XAI&Qim
Clattenberg, of Wilmington, will perform
tho ceremony. The bride, who will bo
given In mnrrlago by her father, will wear
a dainty gown of Georgette crepe made
quite short, tho bodice Incrustcd with Iri
descent bends. Her tulle veil will bo caught
with orange blossoms and tho bridal bou
quet will consist of lilies of tho valley,
orchids and white sweet peas. Sho will bo
attended by her sister. Miss Margaret
Millspaugh, as maid of honor, who will
wear an unusually attractlvo model of
flclsh-colorcd chiffon over a foundation of
flesh-colcrcd Batln. Tho bodlco Is bended
In turquoise color and a hoopsklrt effect
of tho chiffon Is also beaded In bluo nnd
hangs from the waist line about tho hips
In tho now lamp-Bhado mode. Sho will
carry an nrm bouquet of Ophelia roses and
lilies of tho valley tied with turquolso bluo
ribbons. Thero will bo two bridesmaids,
Miss Elizabeth Bullock nnd Miss Edna
Wller. They will be gowned alike In white
net over taffeta, the bodices beaded In
bluo and with the samo hoopsklrt effect
as that worn by tho maid of honor. They
will carry Ophelia rose3 and white lilacs.
The best man will bo Mr. James Sparkcs.
of Wilmington. A reception will follow
tho ceremony
BROWN-McFADDEN.
A beautiful and Interesting wedding will
tako placo tonight In tho Qethsemano
Methodist Episcopal Church, Broad and
Westmoreland streets, when Miss Allco
Louise McFadden, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Bruco C. McFadden, of 3260 North
Broad street, will become the brldo of Mr.
James Lovatt Brown. Tho Rev. Dr. E. D.
Decker, the pastor, will perform the ccro
inony nt 7 o'clock and a reception nt the
homo of the bride's parents will follow.
Tho bride's gown Is of whlto thistledown
taffeta, draped with tulle. Her veil, of ex
quisite lace, made In Belgium and de
signed especially for her, will be ar
ranged with orange blossoms. Whlto or
chids and lilies of the valley will be car
ried. Miss Edna McFadden, who will at
tend her sister ns maid of honor, will wear
a pale green taffeta frock, draped with
whlto tulle and trimmed with net em
broidered with opalescent beads. Miss
Charlotto Fleming and Miss Helen Eella
will bo bridesmaids. They will be attired
In frocks of taffeta, draped with tulle,
the former In yellow nnd the latter green.
The bride's young cousin. Miss Barbara
McFadden, will be (lower girl. ZIor white
lace frock will be worn with an underallp
of white taffeta and her dainty flower
basket will hold yellow and whlto spring
flowers.
Mr. Brown will have his brother, Mr.
Samuel E. Brown, as best man, and Mr.
W. Scott McFadden, Mr. Victor II. Beck.
Mr. Charles M. Brouse and Mr. John L.
Brown as ushers. Upon their return
from their wedding Journey Mr. Brown
and his bride will spend the Bummer in
Atlantlo City. They will be at home after
October 1, at 3258 North Broad street.
RAYWICK.
The Protestant EpUcopal Church of the
Resurrection, Broad and Tioga streets,
will be the scene of a very interesting
wedding tonight, when Miss Emma Reba
Wick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ellwood Wick, of 3557 North 21st street,
will become the brldo of Mr. C. Paul Ray,
Jr. The rector, the Rev. James O. Mcll
honny, will perform the ceremony at 7:30
o'clock. Mr. Wick will give his daughter
In marriage. She will be gowned in whits
satin ana duchesse lace, with .a veil of
tulle caught with orange blossoms. At
tending the bride will be her Bister, Mrs.
Earle Ashcroft Havens, as matron of
honor; Miss Helen B. Montague, as maid
of honor; Miss Hilda Gangwlsch, Miss
Mildred Frltch, Miss Ethel Macmunn and
Miss Florence Remmey as brldemalds, and
Miss Ethel Declu3 as flower girl. The
bridesmaids will wear pink taffeta and
each will carry snapdragons, sweet peas
and roses. Mr. Xo Stiller Ray will be
his brother's best man; and the ushers
will Include Mr. Harry K, Frlti, Mr.
Earle Ashcroft Havens, Mr, Robert V,
Bolger, Mr. Oeorge E- Roth and Mr.
Edwin S. Black. The service will be fol
lowed by a Urge reception at the Roose
velt Mr. Ray and his bride will leave
on an extended Journey, and will be at
home after June 1, at 6137 Oxford street.
BRENNBN DONAHOE.
A quiet wedding took place this morn
ing In the Church of Our Lady of the Ros
ary, 63d and CallowhUl streets, when Miss
Anna Theresa Donahoe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Donahoe, of 336 North
63d street, became the bride of Mr. Fran
cis P. Brennen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Brennen, ot 6117 West Girard avenue,
formerly of Mt. Carmel. The Rev. Joseph
T McDermott performed the ceremony.
Miss Mary E. Donahoe, a sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor, and Mr
Charles Berry of Sbamokin, pa,, acted
I as best man. A breakfast at the Adel-
ptua Hotel followed, tho ceremony After
tour or WJsVUagti Bjm.thg.KnitQiw
cities, Mr. and Mrs. Brennen will live at
B848 Catharine street where they will be
at homo after May 16
McCAULEY MORRIS.
A pretty wedding wilt take place thin
afternoon nt 5 o'clock when Miss Cath
erlne M. Morris, daughter of Mrs. Cath
erine M MorrK will become the bride of
Mr. Daniel J. McCauley In tho Church of
Saint Anthony of Padua, Gray's Ferry
avenue nnd Fltzwntcr street. Tho Rev,
Francis X. Curran will officiate. The
bride's only attendant will be Miss Anna
Wateraon. Miss Morris will wear a gown
of lustrous Ivorv whltri natlrt rrMin TIM-
yorla trimmed with Georgette crepo nnd
her tulle veil will be held to tho head with
orange blossoms. Sho will carry a grace
ful bouquet of Brldo roses nnd lilies of
the valley. Miss Wnterson will be gowned
In corn-colored satin.
Mr. Francis A. Monnghnn will net ns
best man, A small reception nt tho home
of the bride's mother, 2624 Webster street,
will follow the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs,
McCauley. after a short trip, will live at
2311 South Woodstock street.
BUCKLEr FITCH.
Tho wedding of Miss Lavllette Irene
Fitch nnd Mr Benjamin Buckley, of Rox
borough, took place In St Stephen's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Wls3ahlck
on, on April 22.
The brldo was dressed In a dark blue
traveling suit and woro a corsage bou
quet of sweet peas. The bridesmaid was
Miss Ellen C Buckley, nnd the best man
wns Mr Wllmcr E. Fitch. On their re
turn from Atlantic City Mr. nnd Mrs.
Buckloy will live at tho bride's home,
2216 North 4th street,
KLEINFELDER FRY.
Tho marrlago of Miss Carrie E. Klein-
fcldcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
F. Klolnfclder, ot 2518 North 22d street.
to Mr. Walter H. Fry. of 2257 North 22d
street, will be solemnised tonight nt 7:30
o'clock, nt tho homo of the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. II. H. Hartman, of
tho Hethnny Tnbernncle Reformed Church.
The bride's father will glvo her In mnr
rlngc Mr. and Mrs. Fry will spend tho
remainder of tho spring and summer In
Atlantic City, nnd will bo at homo after
Juno 1, nt 3007 Taney Btreet
NORTON EARLE.
An attractlvo wedding will tako placo
In St Frnncls Xavler's Church, 24th and
Green streets, this afternoon, when Miss
Marguerite Earle, daughter of Mrs. Will
iam Earle, of 701 North 24th street, will
become tho bride of Mr. William J. Nor
ton, of Bryn Mawr. The ceremony will
bo performed at 5 o'clock by Father
O'Koefo. nnd will be followed by a recep
tion nt the homo of the bride's mother. A
gown of whlto Georgette crepo draped
over Batln will bo worn by tho brldo. with
a veil of tulle caught with sprays of
orango blossoms. Miss Katharine Earle,
who will bo her sister's only nttendant,
will wenr a frock of whlto net nnd Chan
tllly lace draped over taffeta. Mr. Jamea
Hlgglns will bo bost man. Mr. and Mrs.
Norton will return from their wedding
trip on May 15, nnd will live In Bryn
Mawr.
I,AWRENCE ANDERSON.
Among tho Interesting April weddings
will bo that' of Miss Mazlo G. Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. An
derson, of 2000 South 61th street, and Mr.
Charles F. Lawrence, Jr., which will tako
placo this ovcnlng nt 5 o'clock at St.
Clement's Roman Catholic Church. Miss
Josephine Kochoglcz will be bridesmaid
anil Mr. Edwin Enoch will act as best
man. A reception will follow, after which
tho couple will leave on their wedding trip.
Df VALERIC FALCONE.
Miss Concotta V. Falcone, of 1510 South
13 th street, will bo married to Mr. Anthony
dl Valcrlo, of 1410 South 16th street, to
day nt the Church of St. Rita, Broad and
Ellsworth streets.
A reception will be hold In tho Now
Wharton Halt, 12th and Wharton Btreots.
Following tho wedding ceremony tho
young couplo will leave for the South on
an extended honeymoon.
Miss Fnlcono Is n graduate of tho Catho
lic High School nnd Is well known In tho
Itnllnu colony, being active In prominent
movemonts in the southern section of tho
city. Mr. dl Vnlerlo is ono of tho most
popular young men of tho Italian section.
PETRELLA-OtJARINI.
The marriage of Miss Anna Guarlnt,
dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ermlno Guarlnl,
of 1243 South 16th Btreet. to Mr. Nicholas
Petrella, of 00 South Htrect, took p'acc
this morning nt 10 o'clock. A Nuptial
Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Thomas
Terllzzl nt the Church of Our Lady of
Good Counsel, 8th and Christian streets.
Miss Guarlni had her sister. Miss Mary
Guarlnl, ns maid of honor, nnd Miss Cath
erine Guarlnl nnd Miss Sylvia Berecca as
bridesmaids. Tho ushers wero Mr. Angclo
Forte, Mr. Brlaglo Gerardl and Mr. Sal
vatoro Nordomasso. Mr. and Mrs. Petrella
will bo at home after Juno 1 at 900 South
street. A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony.
BONWIT TELLERS CO.
fflieSpeciafaShopOtination&
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
Have Arranged for TOMORROW
. . A Most Exceptional Sale of
Women's and Misses Tailleur Suits
(The most faahionprole
Heretofore Sold from $75(to $150 .
WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT
35.00 and 50.00
. Heretofore NOW
Fancy Tsffeta Models ,,.,,75.00 35.00
Lanvin Check and Serge Suits,,. 85.00 35.00
Velour Check and Poiret Twill
Suits .., !... 75.00 35.00
Taffeta Costume Suits ,,..75.00 35,00
Faille Silk Models ...,75.00 35.00
Gabardines in all Shades.,... ,75.00,38.00
Serge Tailleur Suits ...,,. 75.00,'; 35,00
Poiret Twill Channel Suits 75.00 35.00
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(24)
(32)
NOTE While the range of sizes, are complete from 34 to 46V we would suggest
early shopping, as In most cases there are only single sizes of a style.
L'.
MISS CATHERINE M. MORRIS
MR. DANIEL J. McCAULEY
AMUSEMENTS
Convention Hall N0W
CENTIItAL POWKRH
RED CROSS BAZAAR
FOB WAR WIDOWM AND OHI'HANS
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rennsyUBnln, Ni-w Jemey and Turner
Evening. Welcomo Chorus by the Vounr
Mi-n's Choir N-:in V M I onmrt Mm,
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Tonight at 8:1B Sharp.
The Most Sensational Musical Triumph ot
me ucniurr.
"ALONE AT LAST"
A Joy-Infusing Operetta In Three Aots, by
Franz Lehar, Surpassing Ilia Or cat tJuccess,
The Merry Widow."
Quito tho Event of tho Season Here.
Globe
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meutie juniper, sts.
VAVDCYtl.LF. Continuous 11
A. M. to 11 P. M. 10c. IBe, 25c.
"Miss Hamlet" "sh5lue9"1,ct!r4ran;,,y.
Crosman's Banjo Fiends
AND OT1IE11H
METOOPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
SUNDAY EVEN1NO, APIULi 30TH
LEO OHDNSTEIN, Ultra Modern Pianist and
Composer.
EDDY BROWN, Brilliant Violinist.
TZIPIIORII.'ROSENBERO. Meizo-Soprano,
PIOTR W1ZLA, Darltone.
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nitauia Douglas Fairbanks
In "THE riOOD-UAD MAN"
Aract.on Charlie Chaplin
IN nURLESQUE ON "CARMEN"
TT' l .. MARKET ABOVE OTH
VlPTOYMJI TODAY TOMORROW
nnil DOROTHY OISII
In "LITTLE MEENA'S ROMANCE"
Dtssauer's Symphony Orchestra uml Organ.
Broad "&?
Eves, at S:1S.
Mat. Saturday.
Mr. Cyril Maude -.qruVy"
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T A T A TP 10e 1214 MARKET 20c
1 A-LAOJii .t Blanche Sweet
In "THE
Performance Continuous
Thurs.. Frl., Sat
Metropolitan Opera
Last Appearat
JOHN M
All Beats on sa
NIXON'S
'The Girl in the
GRAND
Gown Shop"
0 Big Acts & Pictures.
Broad 4: Montgomery
Today. :iu, ' v
A "n ATVTQ BANITAJIY SWIMMlNd POOL.
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COMPRISING 240 PIECES
SOWJOIS
M n. m. to 11:13'
"Thes'Ijovs Mask"
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jroductioiU of the Paru Couturieres,
as exclusive Bopwit Teller & Co. Originations
Heretofore'
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CANOE CLUB WILL
GIVE ANNUAL DANd
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Organization to Hold Affair at
Woodvalo, Wissahickon,
on Friday
The first nnnuat danca of tho WJsia
hlckon Canoe Club will be held nt Vtooi
vale, Wissahickon, Friday evening. This
promises to be one of tho largest dances
held at Woodvale this season.
The club Is composed of the young men
of Wissahickon nnd vicinity, nnd, together
with tho rhlladelphla Canoe Club ahd
Valley Green Canoe Club, Is the centra
of Interest for canoctstsL along the banks
of tho Schuylkill Itlver and Wissahickon
.Creek.
The officers are Mr. Frank Nortls Hen
nessy, commodore; Mr. William P. Paul
vice commodore; Mr. Bedford Kaatwood,
secretary! Mr. W. E. Benyon, treasurer,
nnd Mr. Henry Firschthg. quartermaster,
nnd the members Include Mr. Georgo Tay
lor, Mr. Herbert Sowden, Mr Joseph Oull
foyle, Mr. Harry Barnhurst, Mr. Gordon
Swnync, Mr. William Massa, Mr. Charles
Sowden, Mr. Harry Hause, Mr. Elmer
Llnck, Mr. Mllner Williams, Mr. Harold
Ashworth, Mr. Charles Mllllgan, Mr. Will
iam Blackburn, Mr. Arthur Bochan, Mr,
Walter Krause. Mr. William Newman, Jr.,
Mr. Hugh Scott, Mr. John Htbberd, Mr.
Frederick Carr, Mr. John McCarthy, Sir.
Thomas N. Nessler and Mr. Joseph Cus.
worth.
AMUSEMENTS
A SENSATION
In ITS PERFECT PLAYING
"A Pair of Silk Stockings"
Is Making a Terrldo lilt at the
ADELPHI THEATRE
, SEE IT TONIQIIT
'Tou will have an amusing evening: so
loyous iR remedy has not visited here In 10ns
pace." Telegraph.
"Spontaneous Itoundi of Applause." Bulls
tin
ih.'lfin?,1r.!?."".,'i..,hn. distinguishing quality of
this play." Public ledger.
".Moat Delightful Humor." rress.
"Is sure to please even tho most fastid
ious." Record.
"Clever and Altogether Topping." Evg.
POPULAR tl MATINEE TOMOnitOW
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Oianiey Anniversary Week
CONTINUOUS 11:10 A. M. to llilB P. M.
MARIE'DORO
In Ono ot tho Finest Pictures Ever Produced
"HEART OF NORA FLYNN"
Burton Holmes' "Lowlands of Luion."
Metro Comedy Mr. and Mrs. Sldner Drew
PP Ben Studies War News Current Events-
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CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
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in "HOLIDAY'S DREAM"
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Every night this wttk except Thurs. Sat, Mat.
jlaPMTa. Indoor Horse Show
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