EVENING LEDaERPHILADELPiriA. THTTftSDAY, MAY 4, 1910 Fancy wynne anticipates savoy AMATEURS TO APPEAR IN PLAY FOR USHERS' ASSOCIATION OJPEKA WITH MUUH PJUHJASUKJU Batience" to Be Given This Year by Members of Savoy Company With Many JNew .Names Added to Their List Other Matters of Interest v ONS la nrontly Interested In 5m comtnff annual production of v0. Opora Company, which will Spatlcnco" una yw"-, imu win uo r l the liroaa ovrou iuvnuu uu ! " . An If ..III tin tlir. 1 7Ml Er'e. the Savoy Company'n existence, Efone may oy na the ydara go on tho Pi? . .. iTntmi 11nr.liaii:in will " .i t . Jld hnlo natil Tlnln ;n WkO -l lenuum ! "ii in i.,. lm liuulliur conlrnlln fcflnton win '- - - - SH, Miss ui"" " -L,.Annllv plottslns quality, very FL BWCet and true, whlio Miss Urln F-T' 4 B juUo remarkable contralto 5 of unusual acope nnd with an ox Sly rich, full tone. Tho other lead SSmtHI he taken by MUdrod Shut f! Francca Bally, lailaiboth Harrl Zi Benjamin Mosser, William Koofer, Mililo Warren Cooke, who will havo tho J&JInf tenor part! Frank Ward and jfaa Arnold. ii In t-- chorus of rapturous maidens 111 be --ni1 Marguerite Adams, Lyclln Beally. MargtiretU ".V. Blspham, j&nhy H. Blspham, Carollno IVcs Brln onTMMguerna Burton, Mabol Corry, ii3toblh Cryor, Kllovboth Dallaa, Anna Wiston, Dorothy Dlnsmdro, Mary fcutwlck. Dorothy Foils, Anna Qnrdl. IbJt, Edith aillette, Helen Gillette, Eliza. Eth arammer, Serena B. Hawloy, liar Met Heborton, Suo lloberton, Dorothea font, Margaret V. Kent, Dorothy W. Kirk, Margucrlto Lautenbach, Gladys Kirton, Sidney tar, Mary V. Lelper, gllabeth P. Moyor. Bluncho M. Patter m, Margaret Phillips, GcorBluna G. Pit hid, Katharine Smtton, Kathlyno M. gfeattuck. Mario I Starr, Florence Shoo tSur, Martha S. Shoemaltor, Marian P. Itoiilmln. Louise P. Twaddoll, Mario C. lira. frhe dragoon guards will include Howo Mams, Sd, Norman Ball. Harry Bodcn, , Beorgo Borda, Sherman Coates. John borry, Montgomory Forator, Jomos Gor ion, Farragut Hall, Robert Illne, Donald Jinks, Rutherford John, Thomas Lo EJara, Matthew Maury, Paul McKeone, jWIUimn Moody, Sydnov Morris, Edward "Murphy. Philip Quick, Wallaco Ifoberts, feydney Sharwood, Coleman Sellers, 3d, SJden Sexton, IUchard Spro-rue. Norman weUer, Henry Tctlow. 2d. Harrison fTownsend, Jr., B. F. Wado and Jamard leckwer. jlThe management this year includes tmaw ."unury, prvaiuuiu; oyuu,; vlco president; Mabol Corry, acMtary; Thomas Lowura, treasurer, id Mildred Shattuck, Plantou Mlddlo- on and Norman Ball. Comlllo Zeckwor lij musical director and Joseph Craig Fa stage manager.' Tho Savoy Company u founded among young society girls And men to revive tho ailbort and Sulli van operas, so famous at , ono time. 'There are usually throe or four perform lancea and they aro always givon for fcharity. This year tho heneflclary will lb tiu Children's Hospital. ITha patronesses will includo Mrs. J. toojro Adams, Mrs. Alfred 'Reginald pen, Miss Rachel Ash, Miss Ashhurst, Wra. Esmondo IL Austin, Mrs. Henry P. Wb-, Mrs. Joseph A. Ball, Mrs. Clar bm Wyatt Blspham, Mrs. Thomas BJnjdon Blynn, Mrs. Henry C. Boden, fin. Ferreo Brinton. Mrs. Ellen H. Bu chanan, Mrs. Maurlco Burton, Mrs. John Cadwalader, Jr., Mls3 Florenco Caldwell, iifi. "W. Marriott Canby, Mrs. Hampton Oaraon, Mrs. Herbert T. Clark, Mrs. C. Howard Colket, Mrs. James C. Corry, alia Ada M. Crozer, Mrs. Matthew H. Oyer, Mrs. Trovanion Dallaa, Mrs. Ed wd E. Denniston, Mrs. Archibald A. Wnsmoro, Mrs. Thomas Dolan, Mrs. Thomas Eastwlck, Mrs. J. Lincoln Foltz, Sirs. Robert Forster, Miss C. Beatrice Pox; Mrs. L. Webster Fox, Mrs. Benja 93n Hawley, Mrs. Robert Heberton, Mrs. iT.Jp. W. Holton, Mrs. Joseph Hutchln n, Mrs. T. Pemberton Hutchinson, lira. Edward Ilsley, Mrs. Norman Mar riott Jones, Mrs. William B. ICeefor, Mrs. Prank Qranger Kennedy, Mrs. Warren lAutenbach, Mrs. Wlllard Lawton, Mrs. Renry Lear, Mrs. George II. X.owa-s, Mrs. 'WllUara M. Longstreth, Mrs. ffhomas McCrae, Mrs. Louis Madeira, lira. Matthew F. Maury, Mrs. G. Plan u Middlcton, Mrb. Edward Mooro, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. Edward E. Moyor, Wis. Charles C. Norris, Jr., Mrs. Louis fejPage, .Mrs. William II. Patterson, Mra, John W. Pepper, Mrs. James do golf Perry, Mrs. Ryland Phillips. Mrs. Pwbert PJtfleld, Mrs. J. Ernest Richards, K1 I Harry Richards, Jr., Mrs. Ed rejrd T. Sayres, Mrs. Coleman Sellers, ft Mrs. Alexander D. Sexton, Mrs. ank Rodman Shattuck, Mrs. Ellis C. Shoemaker, Mrs, J. L. Shoemaker, Mrs. tojhua, Shoemaker, Mrs. Walter Starr, ". W. Yorke Stevenson, Mrs: Leopold Mokovraki. Mrs. Frederick II. Straw '?, Mrs. Edwin C. Sweetzer, Mrs. 'SMph yetlow, Mrs. Harry ToulmlrJ, a-ajJoMph B. Townsend,.Mrs. Edward Froth, Mra. J. p, Twaddell, Mrs. 8arnuel 8nr. Mrs. William U. Warden. Mrs, yoo a Warwick. Mrs. Frank Wis a and Mra. Camlllo Zeckwer, NANCY WYNNE. BfAjIawn fete for the beneht of the Bald. $. V. "ursery will be given on Sat v,jr J(, on tha grounds or Mss n Converse's home at Rosemoot. ' , ' PliS match of the polo gams n H3tihTwil, V "" UI.U tllO l.UUU.1 Wi Bt u Id n Sa,urd3' afternoon j Mawr. ' a ''h annual iti rh .n....l ..-.... . ..... Ea?4f rt5r at th Plastic Club, when i. i.?'" " UKon was made presi 'y, Mw .larriet Sanaln. the retiring . 3 TIC President; Mrs. Allco oer Stephens, second vlco president; -ent; MISS Tti,Vi TTo.Hoi. yA.illiiv Kl. Mrs, Laura, Craven Lewis, cor- -- -fiary. anc MU3 Altnea J. i treasure-. .-fchard P. McNeely will entertain Wncheqi, and bridge clu 'today. i? jn-moera are Mr. Kane B. I-.rv - VUUUn)lil( JM.JO. sivn?rMk p K--y. W-sa Anna i - Md Hx C. Hartman Kuhn havo i rouad for th bw house wMch t paving bum In Jjrya Mj.wr. It ndjotnn Wootton, the country homo of tho George W. Chllda Droxeln, nnd High land Farm, tho homo of the Valentines. Mrs. D. Pratt Mannlx ontertntnod at luncheon at her home today In honor of Mrs. Robert l.oe Itiisscll, wlfo of the commandant of the Navy Yard. Mrs. W. Rarkllo Henry, of Pino Cottag-o, RoKomont, has re turn ml from Boston, where she wna visiting her Water, Mra. Tlmothu 'Adamowskl. Next wook Mr. nnd Mrs. Honry will leavo for a Bhort orulRO on their yacht Hevlft. I " Miss Kathleen McDonough, of 2127 Pine street, has returned from Atlantic City. Mrs. S. Naudatn Duor will give an extra subscription dance to tho members of hor class on Saturday, May 13, In tho Roso Gardens of tho IlcllcvuoStratford. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearce, who hnvo boon occupying their town house, 2030 Spruco street, during tho winter, will movo out to their home on Montgomery avenue, Bryn Mawr, about May IE. Mrs. J. Ross Pilling, of West Mermaid lanft, St Martin's, has Issued Invitations for a brldgo to bo given at her homo on the afternoon of Thursday, May 11, at 3 o'clock. Dr. Edward W, Taylor, of Cedron, Ocr mantown, has had his son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Wallaco. ot Plttsueld, Mass., as his guests for bov ernl days this week. Mr, and Mrs. "Wal lace returned to tliblr home yesterday. Mr. Percy Chftro Miller will be tho guest of honor and principal speaker at tho an nual bnnquct of the nlumnl of tho Phila delphia Musical Academy, to be held at Kuglcr's on Saturday. Mlts Eleanor Troth linker, of Rlverton, will bo the guest of Miss Georglanna Grant, of East Hth street, Chester, for tho week-end. Miss Helen Blckloy, of Blckmorc. Walllngford, will give a danco on Saturday montng, and Miss Grant will entertain at dinner boforo the danco nt her home. Along the Main Line ARDMORE Miss Carollno C. Hoffman, who has been spending tho past six mouths in Washington, hns returned to her homo on Llanfalr road. ROSEMONT Mr. and Mrs. Edward Browning opened tholr house on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Vauclaln and Miss Constance Vauclaln loft for Wash ington. D. C, yesterday to oxhlblt their horses in the Washington Horse Show. ST. DAVID'S Mrs. Rollln II. Wilbur, of Old Stone House, la spending u few days In Now Yorlc Mrs. William V. Alexander Is spending tho week nt Atlantic City with her sister, Miss Margaret II. Auhln, of Cambridge, Mass. WAYNE Mrs. Hubert A. Treat gave nn- attractive May-day party In honor of her llttlo daughters. Miss Edith Treat and Miss Anno Treat, on Monday at their homo In Aberdeen avenue, Wayne. About 10 children were present. They danced around a May polo and crowned llttlo Miss Anno Treat Queen of tho May. Mrs. Louis II. Watt, of 331 Louclla ave nue, entertained tho brldgo club of which she Is n member, at her homo on Tuesday afternoon. Among those present wcro Mrs. II. IC. Mulford. Mrs. John Dunlap, Jr.. Miss Hertha Ball, Mrs. C. II, S. Howell, Mrs. Herbert A. Treat, Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs. M. F. D. Scanlon, Miss Lutchins, Mrs. R. C. Waro, MrB. H. J. Patton, Mrs. M. R. Ward, Mrs. Robert Elmer, Mrs. Humbert B. Powell and Mrs. O. Wlnthrop Cotlln. DEVON Friends of Mr. William Baker Whclcn, -t Clovelly, Dovon, will bo glad to hear that ho Is convalescing from his recent Illness, Mr. and Mrs'. Thomas F. Watson, who havo rontcd their house In Devon to Mrs. Austin Heckscher for tho summer, havo moved to Mr. Watson's father's homo In Wayne. Mlb.s Esther Lloyd and Mr. Malcolm Lloyd, Jr, have opened Llanynn, their placo in Dovon, for tho summer. Their sister, Mrs. Caspar Whitby, will spend tho summer with them, West Philadelphia MISS BESSIE WORRALL The Hiawatha Club of the Calvin Pres byWrlan Church will give its annual entertainment, a comedy In three acts, entitled "Polly In rolltlcs," in McCahan Hall. 60th and Master streets, tonight and tomorrow evenings. The proceeds of tho performance will be given to the Mortgage Fund of the church. Tho characters as they appear arej Maria.....1 .....i-1" Florence Craar BamroV..,....,.,......ll'- Harley Waterman Mra Danvera..... Uss Marjprla Oro-lilnier Polly nantcn .ills 138-la Worrall Colonel Japr Camera.. .ilr. Ferris aunnltur Cora Jones , SH-a Jilura JIUUr All previous entertainments have been greatly enjoyed and this comedy is ono which will coma up to tU standard. Miss Dorothy Bradford, a notfd soprano soloist, will give several selections, ac companied by Mr- Thompson Berry, during one of the intermissions. Mrs, R. B. Wheeler has returned to her home in Wilmington Del, after spend ing a month as the guest of her eon, Mr. R. Clement Wheeler, of 831 North 6Id street. l Mrs. S, M. Hess, of 49H Cedar avenue, la attending the convention of tho Daugh ters of the Revolution, which Is baing held at the Waldorf Astoria, In New York,. this week. , i Delaware County Mr. and Mrs. A Milton IColjv of Wayne ftvVuue; Highland Park. w rcivir con-gratulatio-w upon the birth of a daughter, garah Adela --, - Suml tSS flHV9 WQLTS Along the Reading Mrs, Victor Mulford, of Greenwood avo nuo, Wyncotc. pntcrtnlncd tho hoard of dlrcclom of tho Women's Club of Wyncoto at luncheon at her home yesterday. Among those present wero Mrs. Cyrus II. K. Curtis, Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford, Mis John Grlbbcl, Mrs. Maurice J. Jloover, Mrs. Frederick Campbell, Mrs. Frank P. Webb, Mrs. Philip S Colllni, Mrs. William Kent and Mrs. H. G. Fctterolf. Mr. and Mrs. Victor C. Dilcsbach, of Oak Lane, unnounco the engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth Evans Dilcs bach, to Mr. E. Victor Roscnbcrger, of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoble, of Green wood avenue, Wyncoto, who havo Just returned from Atlantic City, havo as their gueits this week their daughter, Mrs. William McDonald Powell, and hor Infant son, Master William McDonald Powell. Jr., of Montclalr, N. J. Mr. Powell will como ocr on Saturday to spend tho week-end. Mr. and Mrs. John Stexcnsnn. 3d, Miss Isabel Stevenson, Miss Mary Stevenson nnd Miss Dorothy Stevenson, of West nvenue, Jcnklntown. left Tuesdny for At lanta. Ga., whet'o they will mako their homo In tho future. A tableau for tho benefit of the ChrlHt Church Homo will bo given at tho homo of. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boyle, Jr.. at Rydal on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. These tableaux aro got up and nro being nrranged by Miss Mar guerite Boylo and soiho of her friends, Chester Valley Tho Chester County Association of Women's Clubs Is holding a reciprocity day at tho New Century clubhouse. In West Chester, today. Tho organization will havo as Its guests tho association;) of Dolaware, Buck3 and Montgomory Coun ties. Tho presidents of each of theso as sociations will address the meeting Under tho direction of Mls3 Blancho D. Warner, of Duffryn Mawr, chairman of reciprocity, tho following program on education wa3 arranged: AtMrcs Mr. Thomas A, Bock. Cheater County Super intendent 1'ubllu HchoolB. Vocal solo Mrs. Foster II Stnrkcy. Address "Improvlnir tho Schools, Mr. It. C. Krebs. Superintendent tichools ot Somerset County, New Jersey Address "Continuation Schools." Mr. Louis Nustuium, Assistant Superintendent Phila delphia Hoard of Education. Solo (selected) Mrs. Uagar Mlller-Tilllco. At tho" conclusion of tho morning's pro gram a luncheon was served by tho Hos pitality Committee of tho Now Century Club of West Chester In tho dining room of tho clubhouse. Tho progrnm for tho afternoon session Is as follows: Address 'Possibilities of Young: Women's Christian Associations In Itur.il Communi ties." Miss Carolina t'oresman, of tho Ter ritorial Committee of nutlonal board of the Younc Women's Christian Association. Vocal solos a. "I Know Not Why" Koeveasy b. "Wake Up'; : 1'hlllps Miss Mary Ross. Danes "Nlahtlneale." Mrs. lUilph Waldo Emerson. Jr. Contralto solo "If I Could Call Hack the Years" .... Jsorth Mrs J. Hobs Owens. Address "Tho Settlement a Factor In Hdu cation." Mrs Abigail J. D&vlcs, of Collesa Bcttl-ment. Philadelphia. Solo "A la Cubana" Enrtqua Oranabos Mrs. Llppert. Address "Survey of the World," Dr. Oeorca tarla lUlsuel, The association Is very fortunate In se curing at this time tho services ot Doctor Ralguel, yho has the distinction of having been asked by King Goorgo and Queen Mary to lecture at Buckingham Pulaco on the Panama Canal. - Germantown Mrs. Edward Wiener, of 6104 Pulaski avenue, was hostess at a bridge party yes terday afternoon at tho aermantown Cricket Club, The guests numbered 100, among whom wero Mrs. Howard ICetcham, Mrs. Joseph Stelnmetz, Mrs. Calvin M, Smyth, Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs, Bernardo de H. Stokes, Miss Louise Tatterfleld, Mrs, Nelson Graves, Mrs. Walter D. Bates, Mrs. Ely Smith, Mrs. Walter Shipley, Mrs. Malcolm Moore, Mrs. Joseph Floltas, Mrs. Adamson, Mrs, Lear, Mrs. Horaco Deacon, "Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. John Myers, Mrs. Joseph Wayne, Mrs. Stevens, tho Misses Lorimer, Mrs, Linton Alburger. Mra. William Hesse, Jr., Mrs. Marshall Truttt, Miss V. Slaughter and Mrs. Robert Coleman. Miss Florence Wiener and Mrs. E. R. Coleman presided at the tea table, which was artistically 'decorated with baskets filled with pink and white tulips, Mrs. Samuel Blspham Rowen, ot 6107 Wayne avenue. Is spending a fortnight in Atlantla City, N. J. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Brush, of Hortter street, have gone to Baltimore to visit friends for several days. Mrs. David Young, of 25 West Phi Ellena street, will entertain informally at bridge and luncheon on Thursday morning. May IL Mr. and Mrs. Scott Todd, formerly of Atlanta, Ga., have taken a house at the corner of weatvlew avenue ahd McCalluni street and will make their home per-l manently In Germantown, Mrs. Prescott Adamson and Mlsa Edith Ayers, of the Wood-Norton Apartments. Wayno avenue and Johnson street, will entertain informally at cards and dancing thhi evening. South Philadelphia Miss Mary Lynch, of 2328 South Ban croft street, will entertain at cards tola evening at her home, followed by a buffet supper. 8IlVw 'BrarfftB m 'TM What's Doing Tonight Vv y sY l$&m mm gSip 7J-j- waff" GOGOOAS HELEN KELLER, DEAF AND BLIND, WILL LECTURE HERE ON HAPPINESS To Aid the Pennsylvania Industrial Home for Blind at 3827 Powelton Avenue, Miss Keller Will Speak on Monday at Broad Street Theatre M ISS HELEN KELLER, tho blind lec turer, will talk on "Happiness" Mon day afternoon. May 15, at 2:10 o'clock at tho Broad Street Theattc. Preceding tho lecturo Mrs. Anno S. Macy will tell tho Ufa stoy of this gifted womnn, who bc camo blind and deaf at tho ago of 13 months and remained In Intellectual dark ness until her seventh year, since which .mo sho has written a number of books nnd devoted u hugo part of her life to tho blind and deaf. Tho proceeds of tho lecturo will bo de voted to tho building fund ot tho Pcnn syhanla Industrial Homo for tho Blind, 3S27 Powelton nenue. Tho Ushers' Association of St. John tho Baptist's Church, tho largest church In Manayunk, will present an original musical comedy this evening In tho Parish Hall. The plot of tho comedy, "Life's Rovlow," was writton by Mr. John P. Mcllor, who is stago director, und tho music by Mr. Jack McAdanis, musical director, both members of tho organiza tion. The scno Is laid In Now York, and In addition to tho original music somo of tho most popular songs will bo Introduced. The oxcollent cast Includes Mlsa Anna M. Tclchm.in, Miss Nan M. Malscm, Miss Mao IC. Gordon, Miss Kath rlno II Beck, Miss Anna M. Walsh, Miss Rcglna L. Walsh, Miss Ireno Churchvitle, MIS3 Gertrude Haas, Miss Mario McCor mack, Mr. Walter J. Lottus. Mr. William J. Wall, Mr. Thomas H.orly, Mr. John Rodgers, Jr., Mr. William Hare, Mr. Frank O'DonncII. Mr. John Armstrong. Mr. Ray mond Schalfor, Mr. Thomas Rellly. Mr. Frank McBrlde. Mr. John Connelly, Mr. Frank CoBtclla, Mr. Vincent Mulchrone, Mr. Ray Cherry. Mr. Joseph Cherry, Mr. J. It, McAdams and Mr. J. P. Mellor. Tho entertainment Is In chargo of Mr. J. Damlen Kearney and Mr. James A. Carlln. TWO dollghtful llttlo plays. Benedlx's "Guonstlgo Vorzolchon" and Wlbrandt's "Jugendllebo," will bo presented by tho members of tho Deutscher Vereln, of Tcmplo University, nt their annual play and danco tomorrow evening at tho Now Century Drawing Rooms. Trofessor and Mrs, Charles Evans, who nro directing the plays, aro well supported by tho following members of tho college and teachers' college departments: Miss Veronica R. Michaels, Miss Carollno Mickey, Miss Johanna Raacke, Mlsa Louise E. Eborenz, Miss Doris V. Stern, Mr. Henry Roberts, Jr.. Mr. J. Theodore Arntz, Mr. George Roberts, Mr. Robert P. Fischels, Mr. Karl B. Thews and Mr. Manuel Oladdnlk. An added feature will be u ballet, "Psyche and Flower airls," "Peasants' Rhapsody," by tho following members of tho physical education department, under the direction ot Miss Minerva Stern'; Miss Marion A. Garrett, Miss Mary Wesley, Miss Frances Kirk, Miss Mabel Bockel mann. Miss Emma R. Hamsher, Miss Mil dred A. Pidgeon, Miss Dorothy S. Howell, Miss Helen R. Olbb, Miss Dorothy Saund ora. Miss Margaret L. Bostwlck, Miss Sarah Jane Taylor, Miss Frances Han nlngtori, Miss Mildred Burt, Sllsa Verna Price, Miss Ruth McCoy, Miss Mary E. M. Flster. Miss Amelia Porter, Miss Louise Small, Mr. William Olben, Mr. Robert Schonkel, Mr. Vernon Myers, Mr. Abo Lober, Mr. Ellwood Geiges, Mr. Elmer Godahall. Mr, John Scarry, Many society women will act as patron esses, and a dance will follow. The Alpha, Beta a'nd Gamma Chapters of the Delta Gamma Sigma Sorority gave their final dancq of the season last eve ning in the ballroom of the Hotel RItten house. The patronesses were Mrs. John Casnet, Mrs. John L. Jamleson and Mrs Charles M. Conner. Miss Helen Smiley, president of the Alpha Chapter, had the affair in charge, and It proved an entire success. A SURPRISE linen shower was given on Sunday evening In honor of Miss Claire Esklne, EOS South 9th street, in honor of her betrothal to Mr, Louis, W, paroff. Among thoso present were Miss Ida Daroff, Miss Helena Esklne, Miss Eliza beth Daroff, Miss Claire Goodman, Miss Reba Talne, Miss LUlye Jacobs) Miss Re becca, Steinberg. Miss Paula Bodek, Mlsa Lillian Master, Mia Pauline Kramer, Miss Stella Kaplan, Miss Dorothy Esklne, Miss Bessie Wlnkleraan. Mlsa Gertrude Spiegel, Mia? Rose Udell. Miss Eva Llptnan, Mlsa Sara Jlegf 14 Mlstj Mary Broder Miss 2L4ry Seiner, Misa Uilclt, Mlaa Fiogita, nSS WW7 A7. TCif17V rjmzffl!$imXS3(iZSh Mlsa Hertha Klrklc, JIlss Rose Daroff. Miss Mil'er and Miss Ruben, of linltlmoro; Dr. J. Binder, Mr. Henry Anronson. Mr John Knplan, Mr. Jack Knrtiflcld, Or. S. RoMMifelt. Mr J. Austin Wolfe. Mr. Bennrd Plncus, Dr. V, Sldoll, Mr. Allen Kaplan. Mr. Henry I.lpman, Mr. Peter Abrams. Mr. Al Arronson, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Albert Voice. Mr. Louis Darort. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cherry, Mr. and Mia. II. Daroff, Mr. and Mrs Goorgo Albert. Mr. and Mrs. S. l.xkin. Mr. Charles Daroff. Mr. Milton Dai off Mr. Josoph Daroff and Mr. Samuel Daroff. Mlsa Roso Strauss, of 3102 ClIfTord street, n member of tho Amicus Club, will entertain tho members al her homo on Sunday. Among tho guests will bo Miss Sonlno M. Fcldmnn. Mlts Melllo Marvin, Mlsj Lillian Cohen, SIlss Lillian Rqlsmnn, Miss Jean Cohen, Miss Ilcsslo GUck, Miss Julia Segvlman, Miss Tlllla Jacobs, Miss Bee Ailuolcate and Miss Ida Hotfman. Miss Esther L. Fox entertained Miss Anna Slrasky, of Baltimore, nt her homo, 918 South 5th street, on Saturday evening. Among her guests wcro Miss Anna Broil sky, Miss Ros.0 Blleden. Miss Lena Fox, Miss Sara Lacff, Miss Blancho Kauffmaii, Miss Sara Fox, Miss Reba Fox, Mr. Meyer Goldberg, Mr Bud Silverman, Mr. William Holzmali. Mr. Phil Shapiro, of Glen Falls; Mr R Rosenthal. Mr. Louis Zislln nnd Mr. I Leonard Lewis, of Beth lehem. Vocal selections wero glvon by Miss Roso nilcdcn and Miss Sara Fox, ac companied by Mr William Holzman, A buffet supper was served. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SMITH MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SMITH, of 1613 North 28th btreet, celebrated the eighth anniversary of their wedding nt heir homo on Saturday. The reception room was beautlfuly decorated in green. Mr. Samuel Perltz acted as toustmastor. Mr- Louis Walters and Mls Verna Le Mar gau an exhibition in fancy dancing, find Mlw Anna Cleary sang, accompanied at tho piano by Mr. George Cahan, Mr. Albert Miller and Mr. Jack Acton also sang. Among those present were Miss Marie Neff. Miss Esther Mpser, Miss Anna Cleary; Mlsa Mary Muldoon, Miss Cora Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Yeager, Miss Verna Lo Mar, Miss Mario Charles, Mlsa Ma tilda Smith, Miss Catherine Smith, Mr. Oeorge Cahan, Mr. Louis Walters, Mr. Fred Crowel, Mr. J. J. Unsenmeyer, Mr. J. Acton. Mr. A Miller. Mr. O. Leveris. Mr. C. Laaher. Mr. Yeager, Mr. Sam PereU and Mr. S. R. Schatz. A surprise farewell party was given to MUs Harriett Parker by the Exponent Club at tho home of Mlsa Fannie V. Seifer, Hi Spruce, street Among those present wpre Mlsa Julia jtp -?tiaolivS(&f&F . ff'A'Sjd'- jfgSsOT5RSM7Sg I 4m$mmib$52x&. ?4 flM?Ai;OiS9 I wiai i Miw iff v tjiGi(si.7i2.iA AfSS AfA7A A VCVfJV Fisher, MIrs Molllo Shulmnn, Miss Leah Mclbrosc, Miss Ethel Seifer, Miss Esther Kab.ick, Miss Fnnnle V. Seifer, Miss Har riett Paiker. Miss Reba Seifer, Miss Anna Iluruitz. Miss Mlnnlo Pomerantz, Miss Relia Seifer. Miss Sadlo Hlcrnbaum, Mjr. and Mrs. Seifer. Mrs. Shulmnn, Mrs. R.A1 bus, Mr. Benjamin Rubinstein. Mr. Iko P. Smith, Mr. Maurlco Well. Mr. Hniry Wilson, Mr. F. Brandt, Mr. Joseph Giosninan, Mr. Mlko Mellrote, Mr. B. Rothstcln, Mr. Benjamin Lclner, Mr. Carl Blausteln and Mr Van Bcrger. Mr. Well presented tho guests with souvenirs. Mr. Rubinstein acted as toastmastcr. Miss Parkes will lea.o shortly for Chicago. TlHi: Castlo Club of North Philadelphia will hold Its annual danco nt Mar tel's Dancing Academy on Tuesday eve ning. ' Tho committee In chargo of this affair Includes Miss Anna M. Davlcs, Mr. Jnmes Casaldy, Mr. Robert Carrol and Mr. Abraham Schaofer. Exhibition dancing will ho given nnd ocaI selections will bu rendered by sev eral well-known entertainers. Mr. Hugh Gorman nnd Mr. Bernard Schacfer will act ns floor managers. Mr. Frank Pressman entertained at his home, 202 North 57th street, on Sunday ovcnlng. Piano solos wero glen by Mr. Benjamin Sokolovo and Miss Henrietta Goldstein and violin solos by Mr Frank Roblnbon. Among thoso piescnt wire Mr. and Mrs. acorgo Llpschutz, Mr. -Jnmes Pressman, Mr. George Hopkins, Mr. Sain uol Master, Miss Soplilo Stein, Miss Ida Stern, Miss Francis Lcltt und Miss Anna Llonc. Tho friends of tho Lebanon Hospital will give a concert and danco nt tho Park way Building, Broad and Cherry streets, Sunday evening, May'"!, the proceeds of which will go toward tho building fund for tho hospital. Tho Entertainment Com mittee Is composed of Dr. V. Seidell, 5Jr. Abrams, Miss E. Llptnan, Miss It. Duron", Miss S. Spiegel and Mr. Prlus. , A party wns given In honor of Miss Jcanetto AbramolT. nt her-home, 0G1 North 5th street, on Sunday. Thoso pretent were Miss F. Resnlck, SIlss B. Solomon, Mlts A. Risen, Miss L. Robeman, Miss L. Beck or, Mr. A. M. Rosenbeig, Mr. M. Schwartz, Mr. A. Samuels, Mr. M. Kargher. Mr. II. Kramer. Mr. Sn Sacks, Mr J. N. Wein stoln, Mr. L. C. Eskln nnd Mr. and Mrs. Abramoff. AMUSEMENTS At 10:10, 12.30. 2:15. 4. 0. 7:13, 030 A "l" CHESTNUT IWow ldth AlLclUict EDNA MAY" In "SALVATION JOAN" Beginning Monday out. and every Monday, Tiuudai and Wednesday thereafter for twenty epttodti (ONE BV-.HY WKKK) Added Attraction to Jtesular Troeram BlLLtE IIUKKU in "GLOIUA'S ROMANCC" Palace 10c 1211 MARKET 20o 10 A. M to lt:lS P. M. LAST 8 DAYS MARY PICKFORD IN AN APPEALING UIIAMA "THE ETERNAL GRIND" XT' J 10 Market ab OtbSOc VlPTriVin TODAY & TOJJOmtQW V It. LUI Id Frank Keennn .,,.- and MARY BOLAND In "THE STBPP1KO STONK" LABT KP1SOUE OP MARY PAGE- Sidney Drew la "Systam Is Bvwvthlng" Prl. and Sat , "THE COMB BACK" Stanley MARKET ABOVE 18TH 11.15 All. to 11:15P.M. DustiR Farnum IN 'DAV1D OAHKIOK" ALL NEXT WEEK GERALDlNE FARRAR AND WALLACE UE1D IN -MARIA ROSA" LITTLE THEATRE Hib. & p Lanty THBATRE 'RANO.US JtfAMEMKJUB Tonljht . Li Monu ou I'ea 'Bnoul. Frl. Eir., L Petit Chooolitlwe. LOCUST KD and LOCUST tjT3. HOUSE PETERS 'CLOSED ROAD" BELMONT "&J83& $m TUB BLACKLIST" Knickerbocker "T.AJffiffi,. Preparedness meeting, preceded by pnrade on Ilrrmi street. Metropolitan Oner a House. 8 o'clock. ttr.irilni. "The Man Who Parrot. by Kath- erlno Oll.er McCor. Ebenerer Ms E. Church. &'Jd and 1'nrisli street, 8 o'clock. fnnrert hv 1-nlqrnnnl Dn I.nnee- Oloa Club. New Century Urnwlnis Room. 8 o'clock. IMsv. "The Trovers' Osrden.' South Phila delphia IIk1i School for Ulrls, Broad nnd Jack son streets. & o ciock. West Philadelphia Business Men. TtOth street and Ilaltlmoro nvenuo, 8 o'clock. Free. Central Clcrmnntonrn Avenue Business Men. Tloea Business Men. 3fi43 Clertnantown avs- , nue, 8 o'clock. Free. Cohockslnk Business Men. 7th street And Germantown nonue, 8 o'clock. Free. Philadelphia Orchestra rjooulor concert. f Acndemy of Music. Jewish Chnrltahla societies lolnt meetlnr. Mercantlla Hall. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT 8.15 GRAND PREPAREDNESS RALLY METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE Citizens' Army Movement SPEAKHRS GOV. SAMUEL W. McCALL. ot MassachuMtta IfAYOR JAMES 5t CURLEY. of Boston CONGRESSMAN GEORGE S. GRAHAM A. J. DREXEL BIDDLE WILLIAM R. NICHOLSON PARADE STARTS 7:15 P. M. FROM HOTEL ADELPHIA Admission Free Garrick Last 3 Evgs. ' riNAI, CHANCES TO SEE THE KUNNIE3T l'LAY IN THE WORLD IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Xf May 9 Seats Today The Supreme Sensation ot Europs THROUGH THE AGES The StruR-gla ot the Soul Against tb Body with Mme. Yorska & Robt. T. Hainos And a I'oworful Company ot 60 B. F. Keith's Theatre CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS A GALAXY OP COMEDY STARS I Miss Irene Franklin MR. BURTON OREEN AT THE TIANO FRANKLYN ARDELL & CO. In "THE WIFE SAVER" Johnny Doolty 4 Yvttta Rueelj Schooler A Dickinson, Itogt-r Gray A Co.; Nicholas Nelson Troupe. Others. Globe Theatre KSSifwL J1JKJ yA VPBV1LLE Continuous 11 A. M. to-11 P. M, 10c, 15c. JJc. vrWJntn?hL.FB Lonesome Lassies Martini & Fabrini VJMx OTHER MERITORIOUS ACTS Broad Last 3 Evgs. s$v MR. CYRIL MAUDE -cnAV NEXT WEEK SEATS TODAY A NEW AND POWERFUL DHAMA THE DEVIL'S INVENTION Ar.T?.T.PTTT pop MAT' today JUXllUL Xll TONIOHT AT 8 US . Cyril Harcourfs Joy-Intuslntr Comedy "A Pair of Silk Stockings" "Very Clever and Exceedingly Topplajr." Evenln-t Ledrar. T VTJTr TONIGHT AT 8il5 X-l X IVIO Regular Matinee Saturday FS?cKJ2Sr fAlone at Last" Music and Mirth Tbat Charm and Delight. GREATEST SIKCINO CAST EVER ASSEMBLED IXR LIGHT OPERA POSITIVELY LAST 3 WEEKS 1 HURRY! Forrest-Last 3 Evgs, POSITIVELY LAST CHANCES TO SEE UUUcl JJ1J. n,i Comnany of BXJk "Walrmf- Mat-nea Today, 25c, EQc TWIN BEDS SEATS NOW VO NEXT WEEK SWIMMING BAMTABY SWIUMlNa POOf. fun,m-& sis s. ftHCUu ar AtTx muars iuu.. s LADIEST 4 OENTLgSaK-r mix "i'l sfl 4 mmmLmmmmmm
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