EVENIH& LEDGER PHIIiADBLPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1916.
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NANCY WYNNE HAS A BUSY TIME
ATTENDING VARIOUS DIVERSIONS
asby-Large Wedding One of the Prettiest This Year.
r Last Meeting of Mrs. Smith's Supper Club
: Saturday Night
fTTITHOUT doubt Henrietta Large
VV Rnnhv was a dream of a bride. I
nftver saw her lovelier. She Is such a
f dainty, exqulslto typo It scema to mo iw
it aha had stepped out or anoiner periou
ntd this century. Sho Is llko a Greuzo
palntlnp. "Well, at tho wedding she
wore some of tho old family lace In a
succession of flounces, una saun was
draped from tho shoulders to form tho
long train which fell over tho short
Bklrt. Sho has such a fair shin with
,er dark hair and eyes that tho rich old
lace was wonderfully becoming. Of
course tho entlro Largo family turned
out, and tho Largo and Meade connec
tion by no means hello tho first name.
Malsle, of course, had not so many
relatives, as tho family Is small and
Torke Stevenson Is away In Franco,
you know," and Mrs. Yorko was also
away: but of courso his parents wero
there and Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Steven
son and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thurs
ton Mason and Dr. Clement Blddle: tho
last named, by tho way, Is to be surgeon
of the Preparedness Camp.
Mary Iteakcrt Large, and Margaretto
Large Harrison wero both frocked In
gray, which brought out their vlvld
beauty, and Mary Lai go Fox was per
fectly lovel also. Meade gave Henrietta
in marriage: he is the eldest brother,
and very handsome. But I realty think
the children wero tho loveliest llttlo
things I have ever seen at any wedding.
Little Sarah Lnrgo and' Mary Harrison
were flower girls, and that llttlo lamb of
a Jack Fox was a page: then, all tho
other children went to tho wedding and
reception, too, tho Larges, tho Harrisons
ahd Foxs. Truly tho beauty In tho
family has been bequeathed to the
younger generation.
On Saturday evening Mra. J. "-Hitch-lson
Scott gavo an extra Supps Club
party, to which Eho invited t'10 mem
bers of both series, and surelv tho suc
cess of her club was prov. by the
eagerness with which tho members
flocked to the ballroom of tho Bellovuo
Stratford, where a double row of tables
extended around the entire room; In fact.
In somo Instances they were ranged
three rows deop, nnd in many cases
seated as many as 20 and 30 guests.
Altogether, I should say, there must
have been more than flvo hundred per
sons there. Betty Scot was, ohl so pret
ty In a dear little gown of white lace
and pale gray and with an exqulslto
bouquet of flowers from her flanco, who
was looking so glad that others know
about the engagement now, and ho could
let his face express his happiness.
The world and his wife wero there, I
should say; at any rate, Billy Drayton
and his wife 'were, and Billy Wardon
and his and tho Pere Wllmera and
Howard Woods. I could not begin to
say all, but I saw Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Justice, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner
Cassatt, Mr. and Mrs. Sydnoy B. Hutch
inson, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Bell, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Page, Mr. and Mrs.
Heckschor Wethorill, Mr. and Mrs.
James Potter, Jack Potter, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Rittenhouse Miller, Coclle How
ell, Eleanor Verner, , Peggy Porot, Dr.
and Mrs. Wnrron "Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Hal Paton, Mr. and Mrs. George Rosen
garten, Mrs. Ralph Derr (Phoebo How
ell, who was), Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Earle White, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mc
Credy, Mr. and Mrs. Ell K. Price, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Wurts, MI33 Mary
Wurts, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Reed,
Frances Sullivan, Bertha Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Potter, Jr., Agnes
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Schllchter,
Mr. and Mrs. John Qhlplcy Dixon, Sarah
Penrose, Sarah Nellson, Josephine
Cooke, Clarence Fisher, Agnes Brockle,
Besslo Wlster, Isabel Pago, Ned Davis, '
Dick Bullitt, Certrude P. K. Pancpast,
Sophia Norris, Fielding Willcox, Jos
Smith and hosts or others.
Balloons and brightly colored feathers
attached to burrs wero thrown down on
the dancers from the boxes: the burrs
stuck of courso and the brilliant reds
and blues and greens added to the gaiety
of nations, attached as they were to
heads and shoulders of those on the
floor.
I wish you could have seen the Walter
Xilpplncott front steps at 21st and
Walnut streets yesterday morning
about 3 e, m. Some one going up Wal
nut or 21st, I knownot, and certainly
he did not know, had evidently conceived
the Idea that Walnut street was not
wide enough for him and his new car
and so decided to walk up the Llppln
cotts' front wall. He did It, too, of that
there can be no doubt, though why he
left the steps still there Is something
I should like explained, for the entire
atone railing of the house towards 21st
street was ripped right off, half of the
middle rail was gone and the big stone
block which held the railing at the
Strieker Coles' -was thrown out on the
pavement. At first I wondered if a Zep
pelin had dropped a bomb and then, a
couple of Iron nuts and a piece of
splintered wood told the tale I have no
Idea who did It, but the curves and zlg.
isags which were outlined by fresh tire
markg showed no certain approach. I
only hope no one was hurt. There were
no signs ,of gore In the morning light of
8. eo we -win hope for the beat.
NANCY WYNNE.
' Personals
There will be a number of debutantes
In Wilmington next season. Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton M. Barksdale will pre
nt their daughter, MJss Ethel Barks
oal, now at St Timothy's School, BatJ
more; ex-Governor and, Mrs. Preston Lea
will Introduce their daughter. Miss Louise
Lea. a student at Madame Rteffel's
French school, at Rosemont, Mrs, Fred
erick William Curtis will present Miss
Mary Curtis; Mr and f ra. John Bancroft
Will Introduce Miss Esther Bancroft,
tome, this week from a finishing school In
New Yor; Me. and Mrs. Richard Reese
Wilt present Wins Elizabeth Reese. Mlsa
Elisabeth Patterson, daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Patterson, for whom they
ay$ a dinner-dance, t their home last
Tuesday night, will also make her debut.
w4 Mr and Mrs, Frank H, Garrett will
prewnt their daughter. Miss Anne Gar
tt Mr and Mrs. David 3 Retnhardt's
oauftor. Mis Rebec Relnhardt, will
ahwbsttud,
ttj girls arm U Intimate with
various buds of this city, they will prob
ably attend many affalt3 here.
Mr. and, Mrs. Edward Osborne Coates,
whose marrlngo took place on Saturday,
are spendlpg norao time at Hot Springs,
Va.
J!r..an(1 Mrs- Thomns Cover, Jr., of
2031 Pino street, entertained at dinner on
Saturday night before the oniclal open
ing of the dances at tho Philadelphia
Country Club. Later In the evening they
took their guests to the last meoting of
Mrs. Scott's Supper Club, at the Belle-vue-Strntford.
Mrs. William Dlsston wilt glvo a dinner
dance for her daughter. Miss Pauline
Dlsston, this evening In New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel L Gerhard, of
Germantown, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth A.
Gerhard, to Mr.'Hoswelt G. Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs David Emory Hunt an
nounce tho engagement of their daughter,
Mlsa Wilma Hunt, to Mr. Wllmer Mar
shall Jacoby, of Pittsburgh, formerly of
Philadelphia Tho wedding will take placo
In the autumn.
Mr. Iloscoe Dowen sailed on Saturday
on tho St. Louis for London, where ho Is
engaged In business.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lleber will
leao for Washington Thursday to attend
tho Horso Show. They will bo the guests
of Mr. Licber's father. General Lleber.
Mrs. Austin Stevens Heckscher and
Miss Anna Massey Heckscher have rented
the Adlcr estate, In Devon, and will movo
there shortly.
Mrs William Coleman Freeman will re
turn today from New York, where she
spent tho week-end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Rittenhouse Miller
have opened their homo on East Mt. Airy
avenue after spending tho winter at tho
Newport.
Along the Main Line
OVnilBROOK Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Glasc. of 6462 Woodbine avenue, enter
tain nt cards and dancing this evening
at tho Phllomuslan Club, 3944 Walnut
street.
ARDMOItE Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund C.
Evans, of Mill Creek road, gave a dinner
of 10 covers 'Saturday evening In honor
of Mr. Oswald Garrison Villard, of the
New York Post. Mr. Villard. who has
Just returned from a nine months' visit
in Washington, afterward gave nn Intcr
cttlng nddress nt Haverford College on
tho "Significance of Preparedness."
BUYN MAWR Bryn Mnwr Collcgo
students will have their nnnual May day
fete today on the campus. Early In the
morning tho girls climbed to tho top
of Rockefeller Hall nnd sang the Latin
hymn, "To Patrem Colllmus." There will
bo dancing around a May polo and Miss
Constance Kellen, of Massachusetts, who
is president of the senior class, will bo
crowned May queen.
South Philadelphia
MISS ALICE ARNHOUSE
Miss Alice Arnhouse, of 404 South 5th
street, Bpent the early part of last week
In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frank Kelley, Jr., entertained at
a buffet luncheon followed by cards Sat
urday at her apartments, 1701 South
Broad street.
Mrs. F. Slseman, of 931 South 23d
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Minnie Slseman, to Mr.
Edward I. Stem, of 4146 Market street.
Hft. anrt "Mi-n M Wfllnhprs- nf 4.11 Rnv.
der avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Rose Welsberg, to
Mr. Barney D. Baron.
West Philadelphia
Members of the Sherwood Country
Club gave an Interesting entertainment,
"An Afternoon in Russia." last Thursday
afternoon, when examples of Russian art
and muslo and historical facts concerning
the nation were touched upon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Collins, of 115 South
ESth street, have announced the betrothal
of their daughter, Miss Sarah Collins, to
Mr, Abraham G. Keroes, of Washington,
D. C.
Miss Anna Marie Gullfoyle, of 1877
North 54th street, became the bride of Mr.
Edward Rankin McCaskey last Monday
morning at St. Gregory's Church, 52d and
Warren streets.
The bride was attended by Miss Anna
M. Farnon. her cousin, as maid of honor,
and Mr, David Claffy, cousin of the bride
groom, was best man. After a reception
at the home of the bride the couple left
for a 'wedding trip, and upon their return
will live at Darby,
Miss Catherine C. McCaskey has re
turned to Trinity College, Washington,
D. C., after spending Easter week a? the
guest of her parents. Major and Mrs. E.
W, McCaskey.
Frankford
The Players' Club of Bustleton gave an
entertainment Saturday evening at 8
o'clock at St Luke's Halt at which they
presented the amusing comedy, "Look
ing for Mar Jane." The performance
was given under the auspices of the
Home and School Association of the
William C. Jacobs School,
Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, of 4J15 Worth
street, is on an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Steel, of St Louis,
Mo., formerly of Frankford,
Mrs. Albert R.edifer and her family, of
Frankford avenue, returned last week
from Malaga. N. J. where they spent
the .holidays. Chey are at present the
guest of Mrs, Mary Jfahmwt of 24 Street
pike, Chase.
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PROMINENT IN AFFAIR TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY NI&HT AT BELLEVUE-STRATFOKD
Weddinga nrwialifJil'. ray
BOYEIl SCOTT
An Interesting wedding took place Sat
urday night In the 29th Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, 29th nnd York streets,
when Miss Beatrlco F. Scott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott, of 2843 North
27th streot, beenmo tho brldo of Mr. Mndl
son Ray Boyer, of 2210 West Venango
Btrcet. The Rev. R. E. Johnson per
formed tho ceremony at 7:30 o'clock nnd
n reception at tho home of tho bride's
parents followed Mr. Scott gave hii
daughter In marriage Sho wore a gown
of white satin and Chantllly lnce, with a
veil of tullo caught with sprays of orango
blossoms. Orchids and lilies of tho valley
were carried. Attending tho bride was
Mis Emily S Brauch ns maid of honor
and Mlsi Clara R. Mnrmcln and Mlsi
Edith W. Lctzerlch as bridesmaids. A
frock of pale blue silver cloth, draped
with lavender tulle, was worn by tho maid
of honor, and tho bridesmaids' frocks were
of yellow tnffcta, drnped with yellow
tullo and worn with black mallne hats,
trimmed with yellow silk popples
Mr. Boyer had Mr. Guy M. Boyer, his
brother, ns best man, and his ushers wero
Mr. Adolph W Grocnevcld, Mr. Norman
W. Goslln, Mr. W C. Bird and Mr. John
Thompson. Mr, Boyer and his bride will
return from their wedding trip the end
of May and will receive on Wednesdays
after June 1 at 4408 North Sth street.
KOLLE TA'" .OR
Tho marriage of Miss Edna Chambers
Taylor, daughter of Mrs. C. V. Taylor,
of LanBdowno, and Mr. Frederic F Kolle,
of Brooklyn, took placo on Friday after
noon at tho homo of the bride. Mr. and
Mrs. Kolle left Immediately after tho re
ception lor New York, from whence they
will sail for Buenos Aires, South America,
where thoy will make their home.
Along the Beading
Miss Holen Stull. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugeno Stull, of Woodland avenue,
Wyncote, left last week for Syracuse, N.
Y., where she will bo tho guest of Mr and
Mrs. Bruce Burllngane at their homo on
Dowltt Btreet for an Indefinite time. Mr.
Eugene Stull, Jr., who has been spending
the Easter holidays at the home of his
parents, returned to tho Pennsylvania
State College last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Barrlnger, of Fern
brook avenue, Wyncote, who havo been
spending tho winter months In California,
have returned to their homo.
Mr. and Mrs. John C Martin, of Church
road, Wyncote, spent the week-end In
New York. Before returning to their
homo they will, bo the guests of friends
In Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Katharine McGlnnls and Miss
Ellen McGlnnls spent tho week-end at
Atlantic City.
The fourth semi-annual concert of tho
Choristers' Club, of Jenklntnwn, will bo
held In the Jenklntown Auditorium this
evening. Assisting the club will be 'The
Hahn String Quartet," with Mr. Fred
erick Hahn as director, also Master Ed
mund Helveston and MaBter William
Reed, sopranos, the latter of whom was
one of the first choristers of the Edin
burgh Cathedral, Scotland. Director
Lewis Wadlow has arranged an especially
attractive program.
Lansdowne
Miss Louise Vanzant, of North Lans
downe avenue, will entertain her luncheon
and bridge club on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. William G, Hill, of West
Baltimore avenue, entertained a number
of out-of-town guests at the Mask and
Wig show Saturday evening. A supper
followed at the Rltz-Carlton. Mrs. Hill's
son. Mr, Preston Hill, took part In tho
performance.
Mrs. Mathew Buckley, of Stewart ave
nue. Is spending several weeks In At
lantio City.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald gave a
dinner-dance last Tuesday evening at
their home on West Baltimore avenue In
honor of Mr. Luigi Tennlzeo, of Rome,
Italy, Amorig the guests were Miss Marie
G, Loughney. Miss Lottie King, Mrs. H,
Mackay, of Rhode Island ; Mrs. Frederick
Leopold, Mr. Walter Welsh and Mr. Fran
cis L. Magulre.
Wmmmmmm'hmmmmmmmmm
iis3 Jennie FrankeJ, Mlsa Fannie Epstein and Miss Bertha Lewis
were "among the interested workers of fte auxiliary for the Jewish
Consumptive Institute. The auxiliary gava a daaca at ApoUo
IlalUasfcnigat,
tfjss ctfv&i.e-s c: rf&i.?Mrv
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
WILL GIVE DANCE FOR CHARITY
Number of Prominent Women Interested in Affair
Take Place Tonight at Rittenhouse Lansdowne
High School Seniors' Play and Dance
THE Dabnoy II. Maury Chapter, United
Daughters of tho Confederacy, will
give what promises to bo one of the most
charming affairs of tho spring season to
night at the Rlttonhouso for tho benefit of
tho poor Southerners In this city. Thero
will be exhibition dancing early in tho
evening.
Among the patronesses of tho affair are
Mrs. Henry II. Pease, Miss Elsie Stuart,
Mrs Smedley D Butler, Mrs. William L
Llttlefleld, Miss Nancy Itutclirte Caper
ton, Mrs. Robert Henderson, Miss Mary
Coates, Mrs. I Irving Itcichner, Mrs.
Henry K. Dlllard. Jr. Miss Amelia Tow
er Putnam, Mrs. Frederick Stevenson,
Miss Eleanor G Bartol, Mlsa Edith Pe
ters, Mrs. Edward T. Stewart, Mrs. Louis
Maglll and Miss Frances Clark.
A dance will bo given this evening at
the Walton for tho benefit of St. Patrick's
Church, at Malvern.
The seniors of tho Lansdowno High
School Wave a play nnd danco In the
school auditorium Friday evening, when
Sheridan's comedy, "Tho Rivals," was pre
sented. Among thoho who took part vsero
Miss Ruth Chalmers, Miss Gcorgetto
Thorn, Miss Clam Ingrnm, Miss Dorothy
Winner, Mr. Chalmers Kcrswell, Mr.
Harold Brccht. Mr. Edmund Harvey, Mr.
William Kldd. Mr Robert Hagcrty, Mr
Alfred Perkins. Mr. Charles Hunt. Mr.
Earle Hart and Mr. C Harrington
Miss Lucy Porter and MIbs Ruth James
gavo several vocal nnd piano selections.
Roxborough
The annual spring muslcalo of the Rox
borough Auxiliary of the Devltt Tubercu
losis Camp at Deer Mountain. Allemvood,
Pa., will be held tonight at Woodvale,
Wlssahlckon. Golden and white spring
(lowers, palms nnd ferns will be used In
tho decorations and an unusually Inter
esting and attractive program has been
arranged. Tho artists Include Miss Edith
Parsons, pianist; Miss Gladys Howe. Miss
Helen Weber, topranos; Miss Florence
Common, contralto ; Mr F Wlllard Corn
man, baritone ; Mr. Lester Blanktn, tenor ;
Mr. Godwin Stephenson, violoncellist, and
Mr. Bennett Anderbon, reader and Imper
sonator. Mrs. Clarence C Keevcr Is
president of tho association; Mrs. Benja
min Johnson, vlco president ; Mrs. Charles
P. Martyn, secretary, and Mrs. William
Devltt, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rlcnardson Adams
have returned from their wedding jour
ney and will receive on Wednesdays In
May, at their home on Seville streot, Rox
borough The bride was Miss Dorothy
Hendren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin F. Hendren, of 5427 Ridge avenue.
PRINCETON CLUB AIDS FRANCE
Philadelphians Raise $1000 for War
Ambulance
Members of the Pjlnccton Club of Phil
adelphia have subscribed a fund of $1000
to be used In the purchase of an ambu
lance for the Anterican Ambulance In
France. The total was reached today.
A year ago Princeton men, Interested in
the work being done In France by Amer
ican surgeons and nurses, gave an ambu
lance But the constant Ube of these au
tomobiles racks them so hard that In she
or eight monthy they are worn out.
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Tho music for the dance was furnished
by tho school orchestra, and the players
wero coached by Miss Beatrice Rycrs,
of the English department.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Dudley, of 11th
street below Chelten avenue, Oak Lane,
will cntcrtnln the members of tho South
Oak Lane Improvement Association at
their home on Monday evening. May 8.
Tho members of the K. K. Klub were
entertained last week nt tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Dunbar, 3613 South 81th
btrcet. Miss Emma Peterson acted as
hostess Mr. Georgo Moore and Mr. Law
rence Gettlngs took part In a very clever
sketch entitled "After the Wedding." Tho
musical selections by tho K. K. K. Quar
tet wero greatly enjoyed Among those
present vcro Miss Emma Peterson, Miss
Elslo M. Evans, Miss Martha Jennings,
Miss Mary Jennings, Mrs. G. D. Craig,
Mrs. F. Dunbar, Mr. Law, Mr. Gettlngs,
Mr. George Moore, Mr. Earle Dunbar, Mr.
James Dunbar, Mr F. Dunbar, Mr. Calvin
Craig and Mr. Frederick Schauffclo.
Mr. and Mrs II. L Dnugherty, of 353
North Horton street, entertained at dinner
Thursday evening In honor of their 15th
wedding anniversary Among thoso present
wero Mr. nnd Mrs Perry Smith, of Sharon
Hill; Mr. and Mrs. David Ernst. Dr. and
Mrs. C Mltterllng. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F
Schooner, Mr. nnd Mrs. R Daugherty, of
Wayne; Mrs Mortimer Miss Mary Mor
timer, Mls,s Norma Pyatt, of Bryn Mawr;
Mnster Earlo Daugherty, Master Earle
Ernst and Mnster Robert Mltterllng.
Tioga
Mrs. Oscar Voclker, of 2326 West Tioga
street, will entertain nt luncheon nnd
cards on Wednesday, when her guests
will bo Mrs William H. Whitcomb, Jr..
Mrs. William H. Wilson, Mrs Fred Hoop
er, Mrs. Frank Bnrras.ilrs. John C. Allen,
Jr., Mrs. Horace Klcinfcldcr, Mrs. Charles
Zinlt, Mrs Hurry Haug, Mrs. Benjamin
Foster, Mrs Hany Rittenhouse and Mrs
Morris Hlrbch
Miss Olga Dorn, of Westmoreland and
ICth streets, will entertain the following
guests at luncheon on Saturday Miss
Elizabeth Eplett, MIbs Mildred Buckley,
Miss Marian Dletz, Miss Margaret Kim
ball, Miss Florenco Maurer, Miss Laura
Scarborough, Miss Rita Rutner, Miss
Esther Klbler and Miss Emily Reed.
Miss Beulah Teltsvvorth, of 3250 North
Carlisle street, and Miss Jean Ledwlth,
of West Ontario ttreet. have returned
from a week's stay In Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kleeblatt, of 2110 Hunt
ing Park avenue, are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Hirsh, of Harrlsburg.
Delaware County
The engagement of Miss Alda Norwyne,
of Collingdale, to Mr Irving Hlmes, of
Sharon Hill, was recently nnnounced,
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Troxall, of
Swarthmore, are spending several weeks
at Old Point Comfort. Mrs. Troxall will
be remembered as Miss Charlotte L. Rob
ertshaw, of Swarthmore, before her mar
riage on April 25.
Mr. and Mrs, John Krause, of Media,
are receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter.
Miss Margaret White, of Ridley Park,
Is visiting friends In Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Williamson, of Media, Is
entertaining Mrs. Rebecca Richards, of
Atlantic City. ,
Invitations have been Issued by the
Sprlnghaven Country Club for a dance
on May 6,
What's Doing Tonight
German bazaar closes. Convention Hall,
Matinee Musical Club concert, Bellevue
Stratford, Philadelphia Orchestra popular concert.
Academy of Music.
Lecture, "Wild Flowers of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey-" by Pr, Wltmer Mone. Academy
of Natural Sciences.
Philadelphia Motor Speedway Association
luncheon, Bingham roof garden, 0 30 o'clock.
Clerical Club dinner. Church House,
City Business Club dinner. Adelphla Hotel,
Slity-slxth annual reception and dance. Phil,
adelphla Typographical Union No. 2, Moose
Auditorium. 8 o'clock.
Northwest Business Men's Association, 23S8
Columbia avenue, 8 o clock Free.
Chester Avenua Improvement Association,
823 street and Chester avenue. 8 o'clock. Free.
Fassyunlc Avenua Business Men's Asaocia
tton. Passyunk avenue and Moor street. 8
o'clock. Free.
'Wlssinomlns" Improvement Association, Law
ton I'ubltu SUiool. 8 o'xlock. Free.
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out, sa that lerUtoaUen war tw paasUla.
iha ootid alU liiit be yubUs&ed.
Camden and Vicinity
Dr. and Mrs Charles Francis Voorhees,
who wero married recently, will be at
homo after Juno 1, at Pnlmyra. Mrs.
Voorhees was Miss Helen Gibson, of Eve
rett, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jackson, of Cam
den, have announced tho engagement of
their daughter. Miss Mildred Jackson, to
Mr. A. L. Martin, of New York
North Philadelphia
Dr. and Mrs. Rosser W. Mills, of 2322
North Broad street, entertained nt dinner
last Wednesday In honor of Mndamo
Martha Clodlus, of New York. Tho deco
rations wero In pink.
Tho .Friday Card Club will closo Its
season of delightful entertainments on
Saturday of this week with a luncheon at
the Bellevue-Stratford, followed by a
theatre party. Tho members Include Mrs.
Charlotte Tyson, Mrs Russell Wilson,
Mrs. H Rex Stackhouse, Mrs J. Durbln
Acker, Mr Leo Eatssburn, Mrs George
Thompson, Miss Grnce D'Ossone. Miss
Helen D'Ossone, Miss Isabel Hall, Mrs.
Hllyard Smith, Miss Sclma Strauss, Mrs
Newton Smith and Mrs. Clarke Kendrlck.
MR. AND MRS. ED. F. WALSH, JR.
Mr. and Mrs Ddward F Walsh, Jr.
whose marriage took place last Wednes
day In tho Church of the Tiansflgura
tlon, E5th btreet and Cedar avenue, are
spending bevernl days in Washington On
their return they will live at 22d street
and Lehigh avenue
AMUSEMENTS
Metropolitan Opera House
Two Nights
May 11th & 12th higTit
Philadelphia Operatic Society
Wasslll Leps, Conductor
De KOVEN
EOBIN
HOOD
PHOMINENT SOLOISTS, CHORUS 150
BALLET 32, MKMBKItS I'll II, A. OUCHES.
Tickets on Sale Xou. 1100 Chestnut Street
Palace
10c- 1214 MARKET SOo
Hl A M to 11:15 I' M
ALL THIS WEEK
MARYPICKFORD
In An Appealing Drama
"The Eternal Grind"
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Martini & Fabrini daSlty
OTHER MERITORIOUS ACTS
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THREE DAYS OJOA
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The principals and faculty, of the Wal
nut Lane School will Elve a May fete tWi
afternoon1 ftt the school. Mlfta Loul
Woodruff, of New yorfc, will make A
stately e,tteen,,nnd the- rnald of honor -oft
be Miss Mary Hewitt, of Angle&eft. ffc .t
A pantomime dance, "the Lost trHides8fH
has heen hrranBed br Miss Hdith Walton.
Anions; those who Will take part will t
Miss Mary Hewitt, the lost Prlneeaij Mla
Helen 1'rlntz, the Dreamcrf Miss Mary
nuckmlller, as Faith; Miss tlelett Pren
dersast, Superstition i Miss Louise Aitta
den, as Fallacy Miss Beatrice Selfert, as
Doubt, a Giant; Miss Louise Deacon, a
Vicar J Ml? Frances Maekey, a Clown f
StlSs Mundy, Miss Wilsori, Miss Dougherty,
Miss Hartman, Miss Bloat nnd Miss Kear
as Dwarfs; Miss Boone, Miss Gore nhd
Mls3 Elsele, as Satyrs: Miss Campbell,
Miss Haggarty, Miss Wilson and Mlos
McGuckln, as Data; Miss A. Stockwell,
Miss Naylor, Miss Barry, Miss Elder, Mi4
Follott and Mies Bebrlna;, as Fairies; Miss
McKclvey, Miss Ross, Mies Locke. Mlai
Jennings, Miss Scattorgood, Mlsa A. Elle,
a nalnbow; Miss Jacltson, Miss Newell,
Miss Roberts, MJss Bliss, Mlas M. Ash
mead, Miss N. Ashmead, Miss Fox, Mlsa
Sutabaehcr, Miss Lesher, Miss Nevlus.
Miss Sharp, Miss Stlen nnd Miss Vertner.
as Peasants; Miss Clark and Miss E Ellee,
as Flower Girls, and Miss Edith Eikesen,
as a Peddler.
Mrs. J. Brocklcsby, of the GreyEtone,
126 School House lane, left on Saturday
for Boston and Its environs, where she
will vlBlt for several weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Nelson Allison, of IBS
West Queen lane, aro being congratulated
upon tho birth of a son, George Grler
Allison, 2d.
Mrs. D. English Dallam, Jr., of 818
West ntttenhouse street, will entertain
at luncheon on Wednesday, May 10, In
tinnnP nf Attaa ra(hn.tH. lion,.. T..,.!..
whoso mnrrlago td Mr. Charles F. Rowley',
01 uosion, win take place on Saturday,
May 13.
Mr. Norman Carpenter, of 480 West
Brlnghurst street, entertained the mem
bers of tho Blazing Arrow Athletic Club
Friday oventng. The guests wero Mr. Hor
aco Mitchell, Mr. Montgomery Mitchell,
Mr. Stanley Obcrly, Mr. Jack Shoyer, Mr.
Brlnton Dallett, Mr. Kendall Shoyor, Mr,
William Rowland, Mrs. Ralph Raynor,
Mr John MoKarnher nnd Mr. William
McKarahcr.
Mrs. II, D. Richardson, of Berkeley,
Cnl., is tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
Doan, of 153 West Carpenter Btrcet, for
a fortnight. ..
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles E Bagley, of ,272
Harvey street, ore Bpendlng tho week
end in Atlantic City. Mr. Arthur C. Bag
loy was in Pittsburgh over Sunday,
College Head to Be Entertained Hero
Dr. Kerr Duncan MacMUlnp, a former
Princeton educator who haB become presi
dent of Wells College, New York, will visit
this city today as tho gueit of the College
Club, which will give a reception In his
honor. Doctor MacMlllan has Just com
pleted a whirlwind campaign In New York
city to raise a fund of JBOP.DOO to endow
Wells College. Only J100.O0C more is
needed.
AMUSEMENTS
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
IJI7TWCCK
lr.TH nml I OTH
PRICES DAILY 15c EVKNINOS, 2.'.r
SATURDAYS ami HOLIDAYS, EVENING
PRICKS PREVAIL AFTER 1 P. M
NOW All This Week1
At lOitO. 12;30, 2-1S, 4. 0, 7:45, n:30.
Tlve Famous Dcaatv 0 Two Continents
EDNA MAY
fOf "Belle of Nciv York" Fnnvj)
In First nnd Exclusive Presentation of
"SALVATION JOAN"
A Drnm-i of Intenoe Heart Interest.
MISS MAY Receives ?100,000
FOR THIS. HER FIRST AND ONLY
APPEARANCE IN SIOTION PIC
TURES. AND DONATES IT TO
THE RED CROSS RELlCr FUND.
TIP.' AND EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATION
BILLIE BURKE
in "GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
A Serial Story Ono Instalment of Twp Parts
An an Adilcd Attraction.
EST J1EGINNINO MAY 8th. Oth nnd 10th. and
EVERY -MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNES
DAY THEREAITER FOR HI WEEKS.
Garrick Last 6 Evgs. wViTsat.
LAST CHANCES TO SEE
THE FUNNIEST PLAY IN THE WORLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Best Seats $1 nt l'opV- Wed. Matinee.
BEOINNINU TUES . M W Seats Thursday.
THROUGH THE AGES
The Struggle of the Soul Against the Ilody.
With Mme. Yorska & Robt. T. Hainaa
ACADEMY Seats at Heppes, 1110 Chestnut.
TONIGHT AT 8:15
First "Pops" Concert
RY THE
Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor . . , THADDEUS RICH
POPULAR PHOOKAMS POPVLAlf PRICES
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
SMOKING PERMITTED ON TLOOR
Prices, '.'5c. 50c. 75o Table & Bo Seats. 1l.
Concerts Ev Eve. This W'k Except Thura.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
THE AMERICAN COMEDIENNB
Miss Irene Franklin
Mr Burton Hreen at the Piano, Slngins;
Her Original Socje.
FRANKLIN ARDELL
In "THE WIFE SAVER"
Dooley i. Hugel. Schooler & Dickinson;
Roger Gray t Co. Others.
ATllTT PTTT TONIGHT AT 8:1B.
iXUHtXUr All po,,. $i Mat, Thursday
Cyril Harcourt'a Joy-Infuslne Comedy
"A PAIR OF
SILK STOCKINGS"
"Very Clever and Exceedingly Topping1'
Evening Ledger.
T VRTr TONIGHT AT 8U5.
J-jlIVlVj Pop. t50 Matinee Wednesday.
Frans Lehar's Incomparable Operetta.
ALONE AT LAST -j.
Muslo and Mirth That Charm and Dtllgbt.
atiBATBST SWaitfO CAST BVBR
ABShiitiLED ton Liam ovxra
POSITIVELY LAST 3 WEEKS! JIURBl
Broad Last 6 Evgs. "
MR. CYRIL MAUDE -orpy..
Bast Seats ) 50 at Popular Wad. Matisse.
NEXT WEEK Seats Thurs Mall Order Now
A am AND POWERFUL DRAMA
The Devil's Invention
Forrest Tonight 8 $Ut
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UNDER FIRE
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