EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1916.
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fB NANQY WYNNE TALKS ABOUT THE
m Qiuimnuixi JJAJNUiU TONIGHT
E Panee to Be Given Tonight for Miss Mariana W, Gowen
1-and Miss Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler by Mr. and Mrs.
Edwara jl. oiumauux
WiVU Hic debutantes of the last season
PAwho are In town and In the suburbs
III Stolesbury home, at 1925 Walnut
f-Let lh3 evening, when Mr. and Mrs.
Mdtesbury wilt entertain for Eleanor
"SLiM- and Mariana Gowen. two of the
Pnt feted 01 l"0 IJUU3. ta.coMU. .o ...
mushier oi me "-" ,.-.-, ,
" the was-. clsed the hoUse they ocou
rledat let" an" ""-"" "" ".
March and have been traveling out West
f Mr Cuylcr's private car since.
Eleanor, poor child, meantime has been
laid UP ln Now York' whcro Bho wnB
vtiitlite her aunt, with an old-fashioned
ittatk of measles; fortunately she has
Ln Well and back home again for sev
,rtl weeks, as It would have been too
k-d to miss this lovely dance tonight.
The other debutante for whom thoparty
u being given also, la the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Francis I. Gowen. Mariana
has had a wonderful time this winter
8!jo. Her sister, you know. Is Mrs.
Frailer Harrison, who was Allison
Gowen, and who Is considered one of
the most beautiful of tho younger
rSatrons.
There are going to bo soveral dinners
before the dance. Tho John Kearslcy
Mitchells will give a dinner for Mariana
ind the William Balrrla will entertain
for Uytcndale, whose engagement to
young Harrison Caner was announced
last week.
Harriet Deavcr will entertain for Mar
inn Cooke, of Montreal, Canada, who Is
' r truest for a week. Mr. and Mrs.
't Francis A. Lewis, 3d, will chaperono
1 lti nartV The guests will Include Hnr-
rlet Frazlcr, Margot Scull, Mnry AIlco
"" fl&v. Helen Tower, Aleck Thayer, Henry
" Brock, Sam Shober, Scott Landreth nnd
Louie Borle.
Incidentally, I hear that some wonder
ful'twln dancers who hnve been appear
ing at 'various resorts lately, will give nn
exhibition dance, but this Is only a ru
mor, and may not be so.
- The much-hearalded performance for
the benefit of tho new Boys' Catholic
High School In West Philadelphia will
be.glven tonight In tho ballroom of the
niivno.Rtrntford. Accordlnc to all no
ty counts the affair promises to be well i
i, worth seeing, a numoer oi women
j prominent In Overbrook havo tho nffalr
f7 In 'charge under tho leadership of Mrs.
T' George R. McClellan. Mrs. George
f Koberts 'White, Mrs. Jr Stanley Smith
f- and 12 other women have taken tho
,; greatest Interest.
5 Th program Includes musical selec
tions when Miss Mary Barry and Miss
Marie Loughney will sing, nnd there will
be exhibition dancing also. Then thero
,-n'Wl)l be two dollghtful playlets. One,
. "A Dream Girl," has been written for
the occasion by Jlr. John J. Forrcck,
j wto first came Into dramntlc prom!-
' nence some years ago. Since then ho
" has dramatized several operas and hns
appeared In .various dldlcult roles.
.LjriWty little Kathryn Hlckley, daugh
J.' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Hlck
ley, will be tho "dream girl. Tho two
fjiien In the cast besides Mr. Ferreck,
who takes tho part of tho chief bachelor,
are Mr. Joseph Deerlng and Mr. Daniel
''Green. "Tho Bravest Thing ln tho
World," which has such a charming
sentiment, will bo presented by mem
bers of the Plays and Players Club.
Mrs. Philip A. Castner has arranged tho
details for this part of tho program.
Tho cast Includes Mrs. Maurice Walch
Fagftn, Miss Beasley, Mr. Vincent Freed
ley, Mr W Hughes Mearns, and three
f little girls Rose Green, Enna Faglo
Mearns and Fannlo Green.
After tho performance thero will be
general dancing, which Interests the
younger members of the audience most
,t o'lll.
& Prominent among the prelates nnd
ciergy wno will Do box guests at tne
entertainment will bo Most Rev. Arch,
- blshpp Prendergast, night Itov. Bishop
John" J. McCort, Right Bev. Monsignor
J Henry T. Drumgoole. Bjght nev. Mon
signor James V. Turner, the Itev.i
James A. Mullln, the nev. Anthony A.
Bove, of Providence, n. I.; the Bev.
Francis X "Wastl and the Bev. "Wences
Uua "vyalsh. NANCY "WYNNE.
Personals
gM Mr, and Mrs. Snencer K. Mulford. Jr..
I entertained at dinner last evening. Their
West were Dr. and Mrs, Albert Franclne,
r-Bvr.an'1 Mrs- Jay Lipplncott, Mr. and Mrs.
fllllemon Dickinson Mr KVnnk- Mniirnn
JS, and Mlsg Marlon Sharpless.
The Executive Committee of the Emer
ny Aid of Pennsylvania has Usued In
yatjons for a reception In honor of Mrs.
v4rnellui RiAvann ir ..... .H.nA
' tn?..nt11 7 o'clock, at the headquar-
.vi ma association, uzs Walnut street.
' n? and Mra- Charles B. Wright? of
Chestnut mil ,m ' .. . . j,
v- 5htln honor of Mr. and Mrs. John R.
"an, pt New York, who are their guests.
. 'nner will be given tonight by Mr.
Km rl- naridal Morgan, of Chestnut
nnrt?,e,rre ,he extra danc8 of the Chest
Wt Hill Fortnightly Dancing Class.
d,?,narjlB9 of Miss Martha Walton,
tn . .?. Mr- and M"s- Charles S, Wal
Sanl1Ir. William A. Wledersheim, Jr..
vi ou David's, vulll !,. .. io,iu cni.
' miUWd at 5 oVlnctr nn an.,,rHav -Maw
24 Li Jfunarthon. the home of the 'bride,
WS., David's. Owlne to Mr. Wleder-
o3y t8h am"y being In deep mourning,
f i-lT "7""" tne ramniea ana a
' S 'nttaaU friends will be present at
of naiXn 'w11 have Misa Helen Bates,
ilr L .W,'"' as her mald ' honor and
tonV?mJ!'u nlcs. Miss Clarissa WaN
wn ana Mi Winifred Walton, daughters
&,. -.a,nd Mrs- Thomas Walton, aa
Mr .j,' . Mr- Wledersheim will have
-v i-rederlck Schaeffer as best man.
t fc f& CSter rPmn At HI'kb a X'nuJnln
FffS? Sr8!""' b.hid. o"ifM
Nord. '"" wt no ociiovuis-oirin-
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1 thiip t ira- T- p- Chandler will close
fSS1 fA? South i6th street.
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.Mr, a HM n.i .... .. .v.
IfcJS Z?Z f Wklng Cias at her syrawer
RS8 Oft School Hnuu I.T. n... ,..... .
JH-day M, w,.m.u.,.
Pi!Kr'gW, B. w Clarke, of St 3lar
rw. Vip tain Una mnbr pi th
in jLiiau- iNew .Ballroom
2 i ? , ,rLve,rno,ra f the Oermanlown
Cricket Club at dinner on Saturday eve.
nlng. There will be a cricket match In
the afternoon, luncheon Will be served on
the balcony, tea In the ladles' clubhouse
with -music from 4 to 6 o'clock, and the
governors' ball will mark the close of a
brilliant opening day At the club,
The Misses Shortrldge, of 1714 Pine
street, have discontinued their Friday
afternoons nt home for this season.
Friends of Mrs. Heatly C. Dulles will be
clad to learn that aim la -nni,iiu .....
erlng from her recent Illness and left fo:
Atlantic ny yesterday, to remain two
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Paut have re
turned from their recent trip to N'ewport
and are at Green Gables, Vlllanova.
The marriage of Miss Helen Stevenson,
of Plttsdeld. Mass , nnd Mr. Wlnfrcd New
ton Stllwcll, of this city, took place In
Plttsfleld on April IB. at tho home of Mrs.
Stllwell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'William
C Stevenson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stllwell will
11 vo In Moorentown after May IS.
Mr. Stllwell is a graduate of Wesley
College, class of 1910. and of the Law
School nt Temple University.
In connection with the Shakespeare
tercentenary at tho South Philadelphia
High School for Girls, Broad street nnd
Snyder avenue, thero Is an Interesting
exhibition of design by students, under
the direction of Miss Florence A. Klnstcln
loaned liy the Philadelphia School of De
sign for Women. Broad -nnd Master
streets. The work will be on view until
Friday.
Mr. nnd Mrs Cnsnar Druprllmr. nf mil
Prospect niemie. Chestnut Hill, will give
a, . ...... ..... n,,;
a cllnncr-diince this evening nt tho Hunt-
Ingdon nlley Country Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stcrrett. of B40(i
.ill nv,:m,e announco the marriage of
tl h. ,', . Louise sierrctt, to
Mr. John W. Hnzel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Noble, Jr., of
1705 Northwood avenue, Frankford, aro
being congratulated on tho birth of a
daughter on Monday, May 1.
Along the Main Line
BUY.V MAWU Mr. and Mrs. James
Kmott Caldwell, of Morris avenue, are re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth of a
son. James Emott Caldwell, Jr., born
April 2B.
Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Clark wilt enter
tain tho Pennsylvania Society of New
Kngland Women at her home on Radnor
road on Thursday afternoon. May ll.
A 500 and bridge 'were Klven yesterday
afternoon at Montgomery Inn. on Lan
caster avenue, by the board of lady man
agers of the Pamarltan Hospital, Phila
delphia, for tho benefit of the children's
roof garden of the hospital.
JIr. Kdward L. Powers, of Old Lancas
ter avenue, has returned from a six
months' visit nt Belicfonte.
Miss Kllza II. Bell, of Baysldc. L. I..
Is spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Barnard, of Morris avenue.
VILLANOVA Mr. nnd Mrs. John M
Harper, of Enstdene, Vlllanoa, gave an
Informal supper to 12 guests on Sunday
evening In hcrnor of Miss Virginia Olds,
of Now York.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Harper will also give a
dance for the younger set In their guest's
honor on Thursday evening In 'the Log
Cabin on the.r place.
ST. DAVIDS Miss Anna B. Brinton,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fcrree Brinton,
of Wlndybrow, St. Davids, has returned
from her visit tcr New Haven, Conn.
Tho St. Davids Women golf team played
their third mateh of the season on Tues
day, meeting the Overbrook team on the
Overbrook links.
West Philadelphia
MRS. JOSEPH C. BRITT
Mr. and Sirs, Joseph C. Brltt, whose
marriage took place last week, have re.
turned from their wedding trip. Mrs.
Brltt was Miss Anna Louise Owens, of
5523 Vina street,
Mr. John Monroe, 1350 South 51st
street, will return home this week after
spending four months in the South.
Miss Helen McDevltt. 3620 Filbert
street, was the guest of Miss Marie
Fritz, of Easton, over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hoben, of 400
North 63d street, wilt' be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Windrim, of Devon,
for a few days.
A muslcale will be given by the Or
pheus Male Quartet, assisted by the choir,
under the auspices of the Brotherhood
Bible Class, of the Fletcher M. E. Church,
54th and Master streets, on Thursday
evening, Ma,y 13, In the church auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stein, of 5330
Market street, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Fannie Stein, to
Mr. Joseph Kieserman, of 3633 Haver
ford avenue.
Delaware County
The graduating class of the Colwyrt
publio school will give an entertainment
in the town hall on May tl and 12. The
ketches to be presented will be "The
Dlitrict School." "The Paper Match."
'"The Courting of Mother Goose" and
"Aunt Susan Jones ,
Mrs. Charles Q. Hetiel, of Ridley Park,
will entertain a number of friends at the
card party whl?h will b held this after
noon at the. Hotel Walton for the benefit
of the Delaware County branch pf the
S. P. C. A. , ,
The Bldley Park Minstrel Circle is pre
paring for a, flue bQr to be held In tha
Budltoriuju on June 1, t and S- Mr. QrU
UH jQftM 804. Mr-' W W BuswU hy
chars of th tkttelu and Mr- Q. Hazlett
BaU win ct a rnert wwir, i
JENm
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l INTERESTED IN
scHi:int:it vockiil.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Vockel.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry C. Yockel,
of 23lifi North 22d sticet. to Mr. Harry i
Heheirer. of WprI Lehigh avenue, will
take place tonight nt thu home of tho
bride's parents. Mr. Vockel will give his
ii.iiif-nier in marriage anil mo ceremony
will bo performed by the Itcv. II. H. ,
11m (mail of Hcthiiiiy Tabernacle Up-
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The bride, who will wtnr a gown of white
I chiffon taffeta nnd chnntllly lace, will bo
I attended by her cousin. Miss Carolyn U.
Yockel. as maid of honor. Her gown In
of whlto crepe de chine, with a touch of
coial taffeta In the trimming.
Mr. Byron Ilaohman will be the bride
groom's best man. A reception will fol
low tho service. Mr. Schclrer and his
brldo on their return from a short trip
will receive at 1827 North Warnock stieet,
Logan, nfter Mny 15.
Tioga
The members of the Tioga Dancing j the merit of Its achievement, nnd tho var
Clnss will close their season of fortnightly : lety of Its piogrnms enlarged Its clientele
dances on Saturday In the Tioga Drawing j and, made It a Philadelphia and not merely
Room. Mrs. Oscar Voelker and Miss a suburban Institution.
Adelo Huet will receive the guests, who Last night the Haydn Club, under tho
will Include Mr. and Mrs John Harton,
Mr. and Mrs. Bltchey. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry L. Painter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Uood
wln, Dr. nnd Mrs. L. W. Strong, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Lukcns, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Klclnfclder, Mr. and Mrs. II. MncN'amoo,
Mr nnd Mrs. B. Franklin Theobald, JIr.
and Mrs. Steevc, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry W.
Cooper, Mrs. Frank Huet, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harry Blttenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. John
Allen. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barras,
Mr. Harry Koberle. Miss Ell.i Frlcke. Miss
Hcicn Ackroyd. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Heckliardt. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Benjamin Foster and Mr. Julian
Huet.
Mrs. Louis Blgeard, of 3725 North
Gratz street, entertained the members of
her sewing club nt luncheon yesterday.
There wero 21 guests.
Mrs. Frederick Jennings, of 3532 North
18th street, entertained at cards yesterday
afternoon, followed by a buffet luncheon.
Tomorrow Mrs. Jennings will be hostess
to tho members of the Tioga 500 Club.
Miss Mlnulo Langsdorf, of 3338 North
16th street, who has been spending 10
dnys In Atlantic City, has returned home.
Roxborough
Under the direction of Mr. Ernest J.
Thomas, choirmaster of St. Timothy's
Protestant Episcopal Church, the operetta,
"lied Biding Hood." -will bo presented to
morrow night In the parish building by
the young people of the church. Tho cast
Includes Miss Alice Ilunacres. Bed Biding
Hood; Mr. Boy Hofman. Wolf; Miss
Gwendolyn Adams. Grandmother; Miss
Doris Denlson, Queen of tho Fairies;
nlinnis. Miss Florence Land, Miss Mar-
1 garet Brown, Miss Winifred Hofman, Miss
I Beatrice Cantley, Miss Marguerite John
son, Miss Emily Bancroft and Miss Eliza
beth Holgate. The choir boys will assist
I the chorus. Following the entertainment
a bazaar will he neia lor mo saio oi muty
articles nnd sweetmeats.
Mr and Mrs. Boland Bobbins, of Wash
ington, D. C, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Hopkins, of Bochello ave
nuo, Wlssahlckon.
There are at least 50 children awaiting
the opening of a day nursery In the 21st
Ward A fund has been started and It Is
hoped that It will be Increased so rapidly
that the first Institution for social better
ment In this section will soon bo an ac
complished fact. Mrs. M. Howard Fussell
is president of the recently organized
board of managers ; Dr. Dorothy Donnelly,
treasurer, and Miss Carolyn M. Greaves,
secretary. Other members Include Mrs.
Elizabeth Dearnley, Mrs. Joseph Morris,
Miss Eva Simonton. Dr. Ella Custer, Mrs.
George Bowker, Mrs. Estelle D. Myers,
Mrs. George McKeown. Miss Benedict
Phillips, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. Charles
Gauger, Mrs. C. C. A. Baldl. Miss Cath
arine Conway, Mrs. Louis C. Madeira and
Mrs. I A. Adams.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hall, who have
been spending the wither In Florida and
Havana, Cuba, have returned to their
home on Rochelle avenue, Wlssahlckon.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. Elijah Jeffries, of North 6th street,
Is spending several weeks In Toledo, O.. as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Miller.
Mrs. Miller was Miss neien jennes.
Mr. Henry S. Scovllle and daughters,
of Haddonneld, will spend the summer at
Beach Haven.
Mrs. Laura Hall, of Merchantvllle, has
returned from a several months' stay at
Miami, Fla. (
Invitations have been sent out for the
marriage of Miss Bessie Sauerhorf, of
Haddon Heights, and Dr. A. E. Eaton,
which will take place at the home of the
bride's parents on May 17.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Noyes, of Brook
lyn, have gone to the Panama Canal
Zone for two months. Mrs. Noyes will be
remembered as Miss Edna Brice, of 3d
and (Cooper streets.
Miss Pernlce Hurley and Miss Gene
vieve Hurley have returned to school at
Eden Hall, Torresdale, after spending 10
days I with their parfnts, Mr. and Mrs,
William L. Hurley.
A muslcale and tea. under the auspices
of the Woman's Guild of St. Paul's
Church, was held yesterday, from 3 until
Vincent Astor Joins Aviation Corps
NEW YOBK. Msy 3. Following In the
foctsteps of Vernon Castle, Vincent Astor,
multimillionaire, has become an aviator.
Astor has joined the aerial corps pf the
2d Naval Battalion, naval reserve, and
vlll begin training within a week. He U
scheduled to be ma4 lieutenant of the
corps soon. He gave 15000 toward the
cuiclut of gsiw vo.en ma ccrps
wsm founded.
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HAYDN CLUB
Women's Chorus From Oak Lane
Gives Successful Concert Downtown
Tho Haydn Club of Oak Lane is no
I stranger to music lovers from other scc
j tlons of the city. Long ago It had to
, feck larger nnd more central quarters as
direction of Gertrude llaydcn Fernlcy
ended Its 12th henson. which has been tho
most successful in its annals, with a de
lightful program In Horticultural Hall.
This engaged the talents of the club In
part songs and choral numbers by Bee
thoven, Mendelssohn, Grieg. Harris and
others nnd tho services of Mary Barrett,
soprano; Florence Adclc Wlghtman, harp
ist, and Ourney Mattox, violinist, as so
loists. The choral contributions were sung with
agreeable and voluminous tone, technical
etllclency and variety of mood In the In
tel pretntlon. One of the notablo features
was "Snowpcaked." a well-written lyric
by Karl Ueatty, who conducted.
Miss Harrott has a very line voice,
flexible, even In scalo nnd sweet In qual
ity, and she displayed Its several merits
to advantage In Morlz Moszliowskl's
"SprlngUdo of Love" nnd Clough-Dlter's
"My Lover Comes on a Ski."
Miss Wlghtma: who Is niready a mu
sician of vnrie accomplishments, al
though only a si' of a girl, has mado a
number or suocc sful appearances this
teason, but nt nono of them was her solo
work so spirited and finished ns last night
at the Haydn concert. She fairly as
tounded the audience with tho facility
with which her lingers traversed the
strings and with tho ravishing cnVcis they
created.
Gurney Mattox also proved himself a
"wunderklnd" nnd something more. His
bowing wus proficient nnd lie produced a
tone that was rounded and full and of
considerable volume. It also had the
merit of ai-curnto Intonation. The young
ster's version of Hubny's arrangement of
Bizet's "Fantasle" was brilliant. With
Miss Wlghtman ho was also heard in
duets.
Miss Fcrnley doscrves great credit for
tho excellent results she has attained with
her forces. Wllllnm Sllvano Thunder was
tho efliclent accompanist of both 'chorus
and soloists.
Germantown
Mrs. Edward Reynolds, of 513 West
Clapler street, entertained the members
of her bridge club on Monday afternoon.
Plans are under way for a fete to be
given on Friday, Juno 9, on the grounds of
the historic old Germantown Academy, at
the corner of Greene street and School
House lane. Tho proceeds are to be given
to the Germantown Hospital.
Miss Anna Foulke, of 243 West Tulpe
hocken street, will Bpend several days In
New York.
Mrs. Baltzar E. L. de Mare, of 5326
Greene street, entertained at luncheon to.
day. Covers were laid for 10 guests.
Along the Reading
The Old York Boad Circle of the Young
Women's Christian Association will hold
a meeting at the home of Miss Dorothea
Jennings, on Greenwood avenue, Wyncote,
on Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock, to
make the final arrangements for their cake
and candy sale, with special attractions
for the children, which will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kent
on Bent road, Wyncote, on May 24.
Miss Ethelyn M. Seiner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, L. Banks Seiner, of Wyn
cote, returned yesterday from Swarth
more College, where she was the guest
of Miss Josephine Griffith, of Norristown.
Mrs. Edgar Hand, of Greenwood ave
nue, Wyncote, will entertain the members
of the Fortnightly Club, at her home on
Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Latterett, of Oak Lane, will
leave on Wednesday, May 17, for Wash
Ington, D. C where she will attend the
camp held at Chevy Chase under the aus
pices of the National Service School of
the Woman's Section of the Navy League.
Mrs. Henry Miller Watts, of Old York
road, and her sister, Mrs. Archibald
Hubard, of Jenklntown, will also leave on
Wednesday, May IT, to attend the camp
for the last two weeks In May.
GIRLS HONOR SIIAKESPEARE
West Philadelphia High Pupils Pre
sent Program This Afternoon
The entire student body of the West
Philadelphia High School for Olrls, com
prising 2000 girls, officially recognize the
tercentenary of Shakespeare's death this
afternoon. The Shakespeare program will
be presented.
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Sbskcspeara's Plus la Literature,
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Lansdowne
The Glee Club of the Country Club will
give Its second private concert in tho
Country Club on May 10. The club will
be nssisted by Mr Oeorgo Busscll Strauss,
baritone, and Mr. William Sylvano Thun
der, pianist. Mr. Cnmllle Zeckwer, Mr.
Samuel L. Laclar and Mr. Mnurlts Leef
son will assist In directing personal com
positions. Members of tho Glee Club are
Mr. Francis G. Caldwell, Mr. Cornelius
Kbrey. Mr. Ilnrry L Kbrey, Mr. J. H. Lin
coln Kd wards, Mr Frank Hopkinson
Evans, Mr. William II. Evans, Mr. Edwnrd
O Hollow ay, Mr. Allen It. Hoffer, Mr. C.
Edwin Hunter, Mr. Joseph A. McKeon,
Mr. F. Bees Phillips, Mr. W. Vernon Phil
lips, .Mr. William S. Pichard, Mr. Frank
MeD. Qulnn. .Mr. Paul F. Quintan and Mr.
Charles A. Wood.
Miss lisa Toehlmann, who has been the
guest of Miss Anna Kean. of West Green
wood avenue, for the past week, returned
yesterday to New York.
Mr. Joseph O'Brien, of 41G South Lans
downe avenue, nnd his son, Mr. Bowiond
O'Brien, left Mondny for asix weeks' trip
to tho Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Adams, of
Plumstead avenue, entertained their card
club last evening, the members of which
aro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Love, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac II. Afller and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Colilnan.
North Philadelphia
MRS. HARRY CHARLES PPISTER
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Charles Pflster,
whoso wedding took place last week, are
at present on their wedding trip. Mrs.
Pflster will be remembered as Miss Marls
Frances Walton, of 1003 North 12th
street.
The spring dramatic entertainment of
St. Agnes' Guild of the Church of the Ad
vocate, 18th and Diamond streets, will be
given tonight in the parish house. Two
plays will be presented, "Engaging Jean
nette" and "Kentucky Belle " The casts
Includa Miss Nellie Pike. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mink, JIr. and Mrs. James Tracey. Miss
Mary McManon. Miss Helen Locuss,on,
Miss Florence Becket, Miss Anna Adaire,
Miss Florence Bower, Miss Edith 'Rey
nold, Mrs. W. C. Craig, Miss Bessie Can
trell, Mrs. Charles Fry, Sir. Harry Rowe,
Mr. Curwen Howe, Mr. W. Tomllnson and
Mr. Raymond Locusson.
Mr. Monroe Jackson announces tho mar
riage of his daughter. Miss Ruth Ann
Jackson, to Mr. W Walter Bearley, of
Lewlstown, Pa., on Monday, April 24, at
Baltimore, Md.
What's Doing Tonight
Foundrymen's Association meeting. Manu
facturer' Club.
Philadelphia Orchestra popular concert. Acad
emy of Muglc, 8:15 o'clock.
Freo lecture on "Foriotten Truateea of tha
Unlvenlty." by Michael J. Ksan. Houston
Hall. 8 o'clock.
College or Phislclans. S2d and Ludlovr
atreeta. 8 o'clock.
Franklin Institute, 8 o'clock.
Kensington Board of Trade. Hancock itreet
and Susquehanna avenue, 8 o'clock. Free.
South 32d Street Duslnesa Men, SSd and
Sansora streets, 8 o'clock. Free.
East Central Business Men, 423 Spruce
street. 8 o'clock. Free.
Annual elections of the Geographical So
ciety of Philadelphia, W)tberapoon Hall, 8:15
o'clock.
Lecture, "Give tha Olrl a. Chance," by Ida
M. Tarbell. under the auspices of tha Gram
mar Section of tha Professional Teachers' As
sociation. Uirls Normal School, 13th and
Spring- Qarden streets. 8 o'clock,
Annual election or officers ln the Stata Com.
mandery of tho Military Order of Loyal Legion.
Union League, 8 o clock.
Dance and "500" by members of Our Lady
of Mercy Church, Mercantile Hall. Broad and
Master streets. 8 o'clock.
Lecture. "Tha Panama Canal and Railroad
Rates." by Prof. Emory It. Johnson. Audi
torium of the Chamber of Commerce. Wliiener
Building. 8 o'clock.
Geographical Society, lecture by Harriet C.
Adams on Spain, Wltberspoon Hall.
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MOUNT HOLYOKE ALUMNAE HELD
ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY
Interesting Meeting and Election of Officers Was Held
in the Widener Library Last Week Various
Entertainments of Interest
AT THE annual meeting of the Mount
JLX Holyoke Alumnae Association, held In
the Widener Library, on Saturday after
noon, the following officers were elected;
Mrs. Clinton A. Strong, president; Mrs.
Andrew C, Vauclaln, Mrs. James Hubbell
and Miss Harriet Hnyncs, vice presidents;
Mrs. Paul Chambers and Miss Helen
Schultz. secretaries, and Miss Anria Peck,
treasurer. These, with Miss Anna Flanl
gen and Miss Florence Sargent, comprise
the Executive Committee.
The Easter dance of the Sigma Lambda
Ku Fraternity was held Saturday eve
ning ln the North Gnrden, of tho Belle-vue-Stratford,
under the auspices of tho
ITpsllon Chapter. The Sigma Lambda
N'u Is represented In many preparatory
schools throughout the United Stnlos.
Both alumni and undergraduates attended.
The committee having the ball In charge
included Mr. Robert J.- Burton, chairman;
Mr Russell C. McCormlck, nnd Mr. Dan
iel Snyder.
The patronesses of the ball were Mrs.
Chnrlcs D. Ames, Mrs. James F. Brown.
Mrs. Robert J. Burton, Mrs. Charles
Knight, Mrs Donald A. McCormlck, Mrs.
Robert Rlddell, nnd Mrs. D. A. Snyder,
The present chief officers of the Upsllon
Chapter aro Mr. O. R. Ames, president;
Mr Robeit Rlddell, vice president; Mr.
Milton Brown, treasurer; Mr. J. D. Sny
der, secretary; Mr. M. C. Allen, corre
sponding secretary; Mr. Stuart R. Brcnl
zcr, marshal, and Mr. D. C. A. Butts,
chaplnln
ASL'RFRISE party was given In honor
of Miss Jenctte Smith, Saturday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ep
stein, 2131 North 31st street. Among those
present were Miss Tlllln Shrallow, Miss
Frances Cohen, Miss Augustn Rovncr, Miss
Serena Bogotcn, Miss Mnry Rlttcnbcrg,
Miss Hnnno Leustlc, Miss Sarah Epstein,
Miss Dorothy Swartz, Mrs. Rcllesteln, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Goldberg, Dr. Clement Zentnee,
Mrs. Abrnm London, Mr. Georgo Shcrmnn,
Mr. Louis Shrallow, Dr. David Miller, Mr.
Joseph Grecnberg, Mr. Harry Gazenkcr,
Mr. A. Welshond, Mr. David Rlttcnbcrg,
Mr. Morris R. Boscnbaum. Mr. David W.
Larc, Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith and others.
Tho decorations were red and whlto car
nations. Miss Bessie Rose entertained nt her
home, 2B43 North Marston street, on Sun
day evening. Her guests wero Miss Bes
sie Rosenberg, SIlss Esther Sesslng, Miss
Reba Soloff, Miss Ida Brlmm, Miss
Blanche Strauss, Miss Pearl Lerner, Miss
Anna Durringer, Miss Jean Barth, Miss
Bella Shapiro, Miss Frances Singer,
Miss Katherinc Bosenzwelg, Miss Minerva
ZInn, Mr. Arthur Goldberg, Mr. Edward
Sharp. Mr. David Wccht, Mr. Albert Hart,
Dr. Walter Llebman, Mr. Albert Lashncr,
Mr. H. S. Housmnn. Mr. H. Levy. Mr. M.
M. Lovinson, Mr. A. Knrdon. Mr. Hlch
nrd, Mr. D. M. Rose and Dr. Maurice
Roso.
A DANCE was given Saturday evening
by Miss Mary Ellis and Miss Laura
Ellis, of Tioga. In ild of tho Church of Our
Lady of Pompeii. A largo number of per
sons attended from all parts of the city.
Mrs. Armando Campanile entertained with
Bongs. Some of the guests were Miss
Elizabeth McCaffrey, Mrs. Rose Splrldlg
tlozzl and Mrs. Joseph Splrldlgtlozzl, of
Altoona; JIr. Joseph dl Orlo, Miss Mary dl
Orlo, Miss Jennie dl Orlo, Mrs. and Mr.
Fitzpatrlck, the Misses Carney, Miss Nel
lie Gorman. Miss Roso Barry, Miss Ve
ronica McCloskey, Miss Mary Bradley,
Mr. John Torr. Mr. S. Slrano, Mr. V.
Campbell, Mr. Charles Amodlo, Mr. Sam
uel Belslto, Miss Mary Belslto, Mr Tony
Fisceno, Mr. Tony dl Orlo, Mr. Alex, dl
Orlo, Mr. O'Neill and JIr. Convery.
The monthly supper nnd cntertnlnment
of the K. K. Club, of South Philadelphia,
was held at the home of one of its mem
bers, Miss Virginia Pagllottl, 812 Federal
street. A dance contest was held and was
won by JIIss Louise Chlosso and Mr.
Michael Crlspulll. The house was beauti
fully decorated In the club colors.
JIr. nnd JIrs Benjamin Futernlk gave
a party at their home, 2214 North lBth
street, Sunday evening. In honor of the
birthday of their daughter, JIIss Leah
Futernlk.
JIIss Dinah Futernlk and JIIss Celln
Supovvitz gave several piano and vocal
solos and Master Herman Futernlk gave
several violin solos, Mr. Arthur Colin
gave an exhibition of tho latest dances,
assisted by JIIss Pearl Burnstein. JIr.
Jacob Hoffman also entertained and a
recitation was given by JIr. John Sllver
sten. Among the guests vveio JIIss Helen
Abrams. JIIss Dorothy Abrams, JIIss Pearl
Burnstein, JIIss Cella Supovvitz, JIIss Ray
Burnhardt, JIr. John Sllversten, JIr. Jlax
Burnhardt, JIr. Arthur Cohn, JIr. Jlorrls
Sklal, JIr. Jacob Hoffman and Master Her
man Futernlk.
A BANQUET was given nt the Continen
tal on Thursday to commemorate the
fifth anniversary of the Ladles Auxiliary
of Standard Lodge. The banquet was fol
lowed by a dance. The speakers duruig
the evening were JIr. Alexander van Strat
ten, toastmaster; JIIss Henrietta Stein,
president ; JIIss Hannah Levy, secretary ;
JIIss Maria Welnstock, treasurer; JIIss
Jllnnle Price, JIr. Horace Stern, president
of Standard Lodge; JIr. A. L. Welnstock,
a member of Standard Lodge, and JIr.
Isaao Welnstock. grandmaster of Standard
Lodge. JIIss Theresa Schaefer was pre
sented with a beautiful bouquet of Ameri
can Beauties.
JIr. Louis A. Plnon was given a surprise
party at his home, 427 South Sth street.
JIIss JIarle Pinon and her other brothers,
JIr. Harry Plnon and JIr. George Pinon,
assisted In receiving the guests. JIr.
Maurice Gilbert and JIr. John Weiss were
excellent entertainers and, together with
some other talent, furnished a very pleas
ant evening for all. There was dancing.
AMUSEMENTS
T 1 10c 1IH MAHKET !0o
X cua-C ALL THIS WEEK
MARYPICKFORD
In An Appealing Drama
"The Eternal Grind"
At 10:10, 12:30.
Arcadia
2:10, 4, 6, 7H3, 030
CHESTNUT Below 16tb;
ALL THIS WEEK
EDNA MAY
In "SALVATION JOAN"
Beetnnlnc Monday next, and every Monday,
x,i.i3ay and Wedneeday thereafter for twenty
Uod ONE EVER WEEK).
Added Attraction to Regular Program
B1LLIE BURKE la 'OLORlA'a ROMANCE"
Stanley
MARKET ABOVE 1BTH
11:1S A. M. to
11:15 P. M.
LAST DAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
,n 'MOMNEf"'
Thr Frl.. Sat. Dutln Farnura In "Davld
T.rri&" All Next Week Ceraldlno Farrar
Game. ,n ..jjg, RPa"
r-r, . 100 Market ab. Sth 30c
lrt"TAV1il TODAY ft TOMORROW
V 1C LOI Id 5! Keenan
and MARY BOLAND ln
'THE 8TEFP1N0. STONE"
LAST EPISODE OF MARY PAGE
Sidney Prow In "SYSTEM JS EVERYTHING"
JlUUUOX Cfearll. Chaplin
Burltao.ua on "Carmen."
BELMONT
62D ABOVE MARKET
BLANCHE SWEET
TB BLACKLIST-
The guests Included JIIss Mary Hlmmel
fnrb. JIIss Sarah Hoffman, Jtles Dorothy
Roset, JIIss Sarah Weinsteln, JIr. Louis
Adlcr, JIr. Albert Hlrschman, Mr, Abra.
ham Horwltz, JIr. Louis Jlarklnd, Mr. B,
Sauener, JIr. Benjamin Clearfield. Mr,
Oscar Klein, JIr. Samuel Levlnthal, Mr.
Herman Roset, JIr, Abraham SUversteln,
Mr. Harry Tcndlcr, JIr. Joseph Swartz,
JIr. I. SUversteln and JIr. and Mrs. 1.
Swartz.
THE Senior Auxiliary of the Jewish
Sheltering Home Is preparing for &
dance to be given next Sunday evening at
the Parkway Building. A concert will pre
cede the dance, and a novel feature will
bo nn amateur singing contest The fol
lowing members arc very active In making
the affair a success- JIIss Pearl Cohen,
Miss Bessie Dletch, JIIss Reba Schlrlls,
JIIss Rae Jloskowltz, JIIss Rosa Lunker,
JIIss Jllnerva Susncr, Jllss Cella Schwan
enfold, JIIss Bne Coane, JIIss Rosaline
Coane. Jllss Frances Coane, Miss Ida
Helfond. JIIss Evelyn Knmls, JIIss Esther
Jlorgensteln, JIIss Elsie Suzmer, Mr. Jack
Relssmnn, JIr. Samuel Wclntraub, JIr. A.
Elnsohn, JIr. E. Lannln and Dr. H.
Coane.
A large euchre, "500" and promenade
will be given In Jlercantlle Hall, Broad
street above JInster, this evening for the
benefit of tho Church of Our Lady of
Jlercy. JIrs. Woodrow Wilson has do
nntcd a handsomo laco handkerchief for
one of the prizes.
Navy Yard Affairs
Lieutenant David Ducoy, U. S, N and
JIrs. Ducoy, of 2332 South 21st street,
hnvo as their guests nt tho present tlmo
Lieutenant Schoibte, U. S. N., nnd Mrs.
Schclblc.
JIrs. F. D. Kilgoro, wife of Captain K1I
gore, U. S. JI. C, of 2517 South 21st
street, who hns been visiting friends In
New York for tho last few days, Is ex
pected to return today.
JIrs. Charles A. Lutz, wife of Lieu
tenant Lutz, U. S. JI. C, has closed her
homo at 2327 South 21st street, and with
her two children left for Haiti, where
she will Join her husband.
JIrs. John JIarston, of 2331 South 21st
Btrcet, hns also left tho city for Haiti,
where sho will Join her husband. Lieu
tenant nnd JIrs. Ostermnn nlso left tha
Navy Yard and sailed for Haiti.
JIrs. Homer H. Norton, wlfo of Lieuten
ant Norton, U. S. N., of 2416 South 21st
street, will be hostess this afternoon to
the members of tho Wednesday Afternoon
Bridgo Club.
JIrs. Chester L. Hand, wife of Lieuten
ant Hnnd. V. S. N., entertained nt cards
yesterday afternoon at her homo, 1930
Shunk street, in honor of JIIss Betty John
son, of Erie, Pa., who is her guest at the
present time. Her guests were JIrs. Frank
Halford, JIrs. Homer II. Norton. JIrs.
Balph L. Shepard, JIrs. Guy A. Blssett,
JIIss Caperton, JIrs. Nelson P. Vulte, JIrs
A. B. Court, JIrs. Herbert Lake. JIrs.
Hlrafn Bearss, JIrs. Charles T. Blackburn,
JIrs. Paul Blackburn. JIrs. David Ducoy,
JIrs. William II. Allen, JIrs. Goldsborough,
Jliss Lindsay nnd Jlra. Lanz.
Kensington
JIr. and JIrs. Clarence W. Gicklng, of
Hazleton. Pa., aro spending' their honey
moon In New York. JIrs. Gicklng will be
remembered ns Jllss JIargaret C. Crooks,
daughter of JIr. and JIrs. William JI.
Crooks, of 1D17 East Orleans street, be.
foro her marriago on April 26.
JIIss Florence Hen, Jllss Helen Duffy,
Jllss Elizabeth Fox and JIIss Holen
Hazlett are guests for tho week nt a
house party at Stone Harbor.
An entertainment do luxe will be given
by the young people of St. John's Parish
House, at Emerald and Elkhart streets,
tomorrow evening.
AMUSEMENTS
GARRICK Pop. Mat. Today
LAST 4 KVKMNGS MAT SATURDAY.
FINAL CHANCnS TO SEE
TIIU FL'N.VIL-ST PLAY IN TUB WORLD
IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Best Seats ?1 at Topular Jlatlnea TODAY.
BEGINNING TL'KS . MAY 0. Seats Tomorrow.
THROUGH THE AGES
The Struggle of the Soul Against the Body.
wh Mme. Yorskn & Robt. T. Haines
ACADEMY Seats at Herpe's, 1110 Chestnut.
Philadelphia Tonight at 8:15
Orchestra "POPS"
VICTOR HERBERT NIGHT
SOLOIST:
HELEN HCCHANAN. Soprano.
M Vinrm. LTovrva.r OUEST
CONDUCTOR
Prices !.". 60c, 75c
Table and Box Seata. tl.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
"BUI Overflows With Comedy!" Evg. Ledger.
Miss Irene Franklin
MR. BURTON GREEN AT THE PIANO
FRANKLYN ARDELL & CO.
In -THE WIFE SAVER"
Johnny Dooley 4 Yvetto Huge), Schooler A
Dickinson, Roger Gray & Co., Nicholas
Nelson Troupe. Others.
BROAD Pop. Mat. Today
LAST EVENINGS. MAT- SATURDAY.
MR. CYRIL MAUDE ..cruy
Best Seats 1 SO at Popular Mat TODAY,
NEXT WEEK SEATS TOMORROW
A NEW AND POWERFUL DRAMA
THE DEVIL'S INVENTION
Globe Theatre "nIPIr'sts.
UlUUv YAUDEViLLE Continuous 11
A M. to 11 P. M. 10c, 16c, 25c.
?r.t.n?bL8FE Lonesome Lassies
Martini & Fabrini "Iltx-
OTHER MERITORIOUS ACTS
ATiT?T TTJT TONIGHT AT 8ii
J.UJljLitrXll pop. l Mat. Tomorrow.
Cyril Harcourt'a Joy-Infusing Comedy
"A Pair of Silk Stockings"
"Very Clever and Exceedingly Topping "
Evening Ledger.
T 'VDTr POP. 11.60 MAT TODAY
Ll I lL-f TONIGHT AT 8 .15.
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Music and Mirth That Charm and Delight.
GREATEST BINOING CAST EVER
ASSEMBLED FOR LIGHT OPERA
POSITIVELY LAST S WEEKS' HURRY!
nPPPQT LAST popular"
1' vJiVIVlilOl EVGS. MAT TODAY
POSITIVELY LAST CHANCES TO BEE
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UnClcl nit! and Company of 100.
Best Seata Jl at Popular Matlnae TODAY.
LITTLE
THEATRE
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FRANCAIS D'AMERISHal
MATINEE TODAY
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Walnut
Pop. Mats. TUM. ft Tttura.
SSc COc Reg. Mat, Sat
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TWIN BBDS
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