BYBNIftG- LEBaBK-FHILADSfcPfflA, HATTJRDAY, MAY 6, 19i6.
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j0t WYNNE TALKS ABOUT
ENGINEERS OF UNIVERSITY
Tniii urjajtwiTiu puuiiiiTx'S WORK
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GIVE ANNUAL, CEf B'DN(8B
Delightful Ball Givenin Auditorium 'of Engineering
Building at t)riiversity of Pennsylvania With Prom
inent Pah'onesse-rStevens School Annual' Gortcert
!ald De Koven Wjll "Be Present Himself 1W
rUraday Night and Will Conduct "Robin Hood,"
Vih Be Produced at Metropolitan Opera House
lovers aro anticipating a.
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Jnrtety Has only produced Brnntl
rr.. U has seen nt to diverge from
Erf,e and certainly "Itobln Hood'
Et wld to bo one of tho moit do-
foil ot the moueru i ,.
"Sli ...rformanco will Be Conducted
fie Koven himself. After -tho
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ance tnai i" "vwt-
. it.- rnw.rfnrllnn fnr Mr.
!k riven at "-
&. Do Koven. ,
K'l wifflber Of prpmmem. peiauua
Mtes, among i . "
abutt, Mr- and Mrs. Qeorgo Quln-
Tj Jtorwltr, Mr. ana flirn. Aiexanuor
fS.Ren.selaer, Mr. and Mn. Edward
12 Mlas Mary K. Gibson, Mr. nfid Mrs.
fZ,,l F, Houston, Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
Er Mr. Lyman Diddle, Mr. and Mrs,
Mr. Charles. F.
ffcwge
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tortr Mr. Louis Wolf, Mr. and Mrs.
SI Viribbel. Mr. Clement Buckley
bol. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emlen
jLbold, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Yar
5 Vl Nina Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
l0T Mrs- wlllIam u McLean, Mrs.
Kj.i iritarafiaM. Mrs. Phllllna Jen-
11 Mr, ilenry A. Nassan, Mr. and
iEjgdmuel Caetncr, Jr., Mr. Edward
KliwSere. Mr. John Luther Long, Mr.
riU Mr. Wnsslll Lops, Mr. nnd Mrs.
wlnald Do Koven, Mr. amines a,
-fcarlbancr, Mrs. Austin Stevens Heck-
PVhir and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.
tllhf In other words,, tho Mayor and
f M wka will also bo there. )
' Mn, lleckschcr has dono much for
j-V toclety since sho was madp Its
ffntiitni and her unrolling mtoroat nan
kjfef much to Its success financially
ytm m musically.
LEVtry day 1 hear more nnd more of
I wonderful tlmo tho younger sot had
t'.llt" BtoteSburys' danco on Wednes-
:jnlght. As we havo all heard, thoy
d"MaufIco and Miss Walton on from
Jft'tork to give exhibition dancing
tad the guests were simply delighted,
,'iw) applauded with such enthusiasm
( Maurice became very generous and
uouoced that ho would danco with
ftoas of the girls present and pro-.
tMt&d to announce tho names out loud.
K danced first with Isabel Pago, and
IfttD' Margaret Derwlnd, Marguerite
tCtfrton and Hope Cromwoll had their
WmR together with several others,
Itfcjla iflss Walton was equally gracious
i dancing with the men, though some-
f )Tia man HM Tint ihnv nn na woll
fit did the girls In tho exhibition. It
gwa pretty trying though, ono must
telt.jO It would not bo fair to say
HtWeiphla. Personally I think they
&w tbout evenly matched, and most of
i pretty good nt that. '
bbSM Bftlly will entertain tonight nt
fVfinall dance and supper for her two
J0Mini, Frances Bally and Molly Bally,
tod their respectlvo fiances, Joo Keen
Mgd firewater Koons. Frances nnd
tolly are, not sisters, but first cousins.
pjfMlces came out throo seasons ago
kMolly two years past. Tho danco
i gtvtiat, EdltJVs .house, Cloverly.
nortj'and.bf course Trances' mother,
frfarry Bally, and Mollv'a mother.
ffcnvCharles Bally, will assist in recel'v-i
pw; the guests, as well as Mrs. Hastings
Mrs. Coates, Edith's two Bisters.
Molly Thayer, one of tho verv nret.
'jttat of the past season's buds, will bo
wm a ainner-dance this evening by
, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. W1I-
POR Bharpless, at their home In Chestnut
SO. Mollv'a mnihnr raan una nf lh
StHxont. a alarar of xrr. ov,i .-
Arthur Newbold, Mrs. Linton Landreth,
r". Percy Kantlntr. ritnrira riniino
Dlion. A. J. Dallas Dixon. Tom Dixon1
W4 Mm. Francis J. Alison. Besides nil,
aunts and uncles she has no fewer-
fttn dye brothers and.Shn Is nnr-nn
ptpoUed, Just a sweet charming girl;
i4 the beat thine- la , , - -.
Hjui how charming .she ,1s. and bo
pee haa hn j..
KB this, her first year. '
NANCY WYNNfV
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Personals
KSt-'A- D toiaaie., jr., ,
KSV?l8d, at dinner and the theatre laaf
Klu v.. we infew ToTk, In.hohor
,SS.rSl,J5? n Puke. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Marian? S? V 'nwln Dahlgren,
Srt;r,I,. ?.rhart. Miss Marguerite
Hamilton wury,Brown Warburtdn.
JWSd" &'. Edward V.
"' icnoias TUCKer,
m itaSiV0' ?""" the enga,.
ftVtt &?&"! M,M E,,,!a MM
Jr. aoh , Benjamin Chew Tilgh-
W SW 8t "iamesXe.
L?!?- Samuel Luoaa. nf . ,..
Au? Luca, to Mr- Kenneth
r5"004" Cocking, of Kingston. Jamaica.
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buT .-?"' gave a dinner of 18
m u"l,"?"era save a din
"tr befnMTk. :. ,or "" n west
" a Mrs. Channing Way.
itei-T;;-5.'f" l her home Jn West
at
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ll11.1?- William Townsend Wrlrht.
P, S.rtnr,i'(?Mr- Bnd M Hamilton
TZ:. !. Of New York, whn will k-
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l fcSr,.9?uW' whose engagement haa
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announced.
wtM??ien'.,?t!.yes Walnwrlght, of
' itiBnA .-' vb a. cniiaren'u party
iWte.'1!.?' aj?n
11x2" In honor of her twienaii
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spend the week crUlalnR on General T
Coleman du Pont'sjmcht, Techf
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont will alta
Friends of Mrs. J, Thorns i t l.i
more having h,1b'C ,0 bo & ""
more, nnving had a very serloua fall
shOftly after moving Into her new home
weeks ago U befr hcr nalage several
Miss nmlllo QUI Ellfaon, ddughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Veazcv Elllann r
Wynnewood. whose marVtoSMr HU
am It Ingerrolt, of BdiUn Orange, wi
take place Wednesday evening, Juna 1
will have Mrs. Klon U Kannga, lister of
the bride, as matron of honor and the
rinLhv r M InKe"-80.- Wttle Miss
Dorothy Louise Kanaga, niece of the
bfrin,?;;W ',' ?B ?owor KirI- str- Thomas
Kinder, of Johnstown, Pa will bo best
man.
wh?i-n8tv," n,ftmscy a""ftn. rector of the
Woodland Presbyterian Church, will ofll
cmto at the ceremony, which will be
solemnized at Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellison's home,
at Wynncwood, and will bo followed by a
reception. '
On Wednesday. May 17, Mlsa Gladys
Truscott and Mrs. Chnrlcs Kline will en
tertain at bridge in honor of MIbs Kliiaon,
nt Miss Truscott'B liome, C27 Cooocr
"'"y -. ttiiii on may n sirs, nion
Jj. Kanaga will entertain at her homo In
Wynnowood In honor of her slstor.
A party made up of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Huston, Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace Combos.
Mr. nnd Mrs. U Nelson Sharpe, Mr. and
Mrs. Ixuls Qolger, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Bur
ton Mustln. Mr. and MrB. Walter Per
k ns, Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbort Flseher will
dine nt tho Philadelphia Country Club on
Saturday, May 13.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Blrchnll Hammer, who
have bcon spending their honeymoon at
Atlantlp City, have returned nnd nro
occupying their new home, 332 West Sey
mour Btroet. acrmnntown. Mrs. Ham
mer will be remembered as Miss Ollvo
May Wilson beforo her marriage, which
took place EaBtcr Monday.
Miss Caroline Graham, of Oxford, Pa.,
who has been spending .several dnys vis
iting friends in this city, loft this week
for Wilmington, Dei., where bIio will be
the guest of Miss Mary Brlnghurst at
her homo at Bockwood,
The faculty and members of the senior
class of the Walnut !Lnnc School en
tertained tho Junior class at luncheon to
day at the nttterihousc, Tho faculty In
cludes Miss 8. Edna .Tnhnnnn. Ml.a n...
gory. Miss Roberts and Miss Walton. Tho'
members of the Bonior class nrq Miss
Marlon Barry, Miss Louise Deacon, Miss
Edith Boone, Miss Margaret Clark, Miss
Kdlth Bskcscn. Miss Mary Hewitt. Miss
Frances Mackey. Miss Mclen noberts, Miss
Helen Noss, Miss Kleandr Scattcrgood,
Miss Beatrice Selfcrt, Miss Elslo Sharp,
Miss Louisa Woodruff and Miss Julia
Stein.
Aloiif-- the Main Line
OVEItBUC i. IC A series of 'thes dan
sants will be given on Saturday after
noons from 4 until G o'clock at tho Ovor
brook Golf Club, beginning today and
las-ttnir until Juno 10. On Tuesday night
a black and white danco will be given at
fio club. ,
MEBION. Mrs. M. J. O'Mearn, of. J
Oornrook, nnd Mrs. John Joyco, Jr., of
Wynnewood, who will have chargo of the
doll and toy booth at the Fete Chnmpetre,
to be glvcp this month nt Merlon, left
.early yesterday mornlnc for !Ncw York In.
,'search of just the very thlngB,that the-
lime visitors to me re to will want motn
er" to buy for them. All the newest,
quaintest, prettiest and funniest things In
toyland will be found at this toy shop at
Merlon on May 23 and 27. About seven
young girls will assist at this booth.
Then. Just by way of extra excitement,
Mrs. William J. Begley has secured a
real live camel for the amusement centre
Whether his "lordship" Is oner of the
children's friends at the "zoo" or comes
from afar Is unknown. Very realistic
gipsy maids, seated In tents, such as the
wandering tribes always carry around
with them, will be found on the grounds
eager to read palms and to tell tho
qv M,a v. taa niiu iiiit fii u4ivtiiMivHtt
' At the bag table., wfiere Mrs: , John
Jones aml'MlssfCarrIe Brunner rtill assist
Mrs". Walter Eckliftrdt! will be exhibited
all' the newest things from I?agland,.fr6m
tho tiniest change purse to the' beBt. ap
pointed" traveling bag, flUe"4 with? .every'
thing milady .will need for Jier'.summer
trip. I - i ,,'.
I Amomr those who will asBlstViMrs.
Lbharles E. Hallahan at the 'baby ,tnble
will oe -Mrs. jonn a,' uoisan, Airs, iicpina
Wills, Miss Heleh McGllnn. nril Atlsa
Agnes MoVlgh. The" whole,, fetejiromlsea
to be a mdst delightful nflalrY
., Chestnut Hill
'Mrs. William ;VV, Adam.s, Jr., of Nava
)ioo ayenue and Mermaid lane, has 'Miss
Sarah Shattupk, ,of Boston, as her Iguestf
They will leave today on a m'ator.trlp
to Annapolis to visit Midshipman 'Conrad
S. Grove. 3d. son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
8, Grove, of 6G01 Quincey street, dor
mantown. Mrs. Grove will also bo one
of the party,
Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Gardner, of II
Benxet street, have taken a cottage In
Cape May for the summer months,
Germantown
Mr, and Mrs. 'William Hendrle Lloyd,
of 111 West Hortter street, are being
congratulated upon the birth of a daugh.
ter- Mrs. Lloyd was Miss Lillian Alli
son before her marriage.
A subscription dinner at the German
town Cricket Club tonight will Include
Mr. and Mrs, C. p. Grace, Mr, and Mrs.
Walter D. Banes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Benezer, Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo de H.
Stokes. Mr. .and Mrs. William Edwards,
Mr, Thomas Grace, Miss Anna Thomp
son, of California, and Mr. Edwin Elliot.
Miss Jean Huntzlnger, of 423 West,
Chelten avenue, will give a children's party
today at 'her home.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. .Esther Ness, of 6M7 Cheater ave
nue, announces the eiuiag-ament of her
uvWBHmi MUa-BaOaaOUfclna Ness, to Ms. I
Kendall Dodge Btuart. or Laurel springs,
N. J. No date has been set for the mar
riage. '
Mrs. B. J. Woods, 5141 Locust ,tret.
la entertaining Mlas Maria Lamparter, ,of
Green Lane, at her home for u few days,
Tho Children's Class of the Tempi
Lutheran Church. Sid and Baca streets,
successfully presented a throe-act drama,
entitled "The LltUe Princess,' Thursday
evening la, the church auditorium.;
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This- group of nmateur players will take part in a Wudoville enter
tainment to be given at Lu Lu Temple next Thursday evening,
under tho direction of Mn William Edward Dougherty. The players
afo members of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
"PRINCESS BONNIE" IlEVIVED
F0H SEASIDE CHARITY
Women's Auxiliary of Cnpo May
Home 'Sponsors of. Production
Willard 'Spenser's "Princess Bonnie,"
which had a notnblo.and -prolonged run"
In this city nbout a BCOre or so years ntfo
with Eleanor Mayo In tho title role, re
newed Its olden melodies, charms of lyrics
and Interest of Hcntlmcnt in a capital re
vival last night In the ballrooin of tho
Bollevuc-Stratford. ,
Tho boncllclary of the performance,
which was successful from every "point
of view, was tho Cap May Heaslde Homo.
Mrs, William King, Mlsa Fannie do Silver
and Mrs. It. A. Hunter were- tho committee
In charge, und tho production was under
the ofTlclent direction of Miss Estelle IC
Hyslnger. Tho performance was supple
mented by n group of fancy, nnd novel
dances. These Included a unlnu.0 "arrango-i
mont of Kdouard Schuctt's "La' Dien
Almeo Valse," In which a ballet of half
a scoro of skilfully trained i -ung ladles
executed somo graceful an filfllcutt fig
ures. Their grace nnd adioltness were
also given bcular evldonco in a special
number set to the muslo of "La Clnmialn
talno." Solo dances were contributed by
Irene Hubbard, who was interesting and
picturesque In Interpretations of tho Pav
lowa Gavotto and Chopin selections.
Mr. Spenser's scoro has lOBt none of
Its fine quality with tho passing of tho
years. It la replete with tunes of roal
melody and musical distinction, The little
operetta Ib In decided contrast to tho
hodge-podgo modorn mUBlcal comedy or
ravue. ns It has mora than n thread of
nlot and docs riot Tilepend on specialties-
Imported from vnuuqviuoior us nurac-
choral arlcty, white tho boIos are delight
ful. ,Th9 production was an artistic .success.
Elma 'Caroy Johnson had tho captivating
titular. ;rolo and .the remaining members
of the cast Were Aurity Crab and Dqnna
Pomposo. Bebekah Conway; Kitty ClOver,
Mildred Love; Boy Sterling, Wilbur Her
ulg; ShrlmpH, Horace Hood; Tarpaulin,
Bobert Martin- Admiral Pomposo, Kd
ward A. Davles; Count Falsettt. Dr. Ar
mln Fellows : Salvador, Joseph Watt.
In the ballet wero the following dan
cers: Miss -Kathleen Love. Miss Blancho
Hubbard, Miss Murgaret .Hagman. Jflss
Dorothy Johnston. Miss Joan Coleman,
MIS8 Clara Mcyor, MIsb Sylvia Meyer,
Miss Mae McFeeley, Miss Dorothy Gute
and Miss Elizabeth Faber.
Norf.h. Philadelphia
MISS CATHERINE D. HIGGINS
Mrs, Marie Hlgglns gave a birthday
party on Saturday in honor of her daugh
ter, Mlsa Catharine D. Hlgglns. There
were covers laid for 32 guests, and the
decorations, were yellow and white. The
guests were Miss Anna Start, Miss Julia
McCarthy, Miss Mary McCarthy, Mlsa
Anna Hlckey, Mlas Marie Scheer. Mlas
Leonare Spatola, Miss Jufla spatola, Mlas
Mary Loftus, Mlsa Margaret Loftus, Miss
Mary 0'Hara. Miss Nellie Dougherty,
Mlsa Marguerite Morris, Miss Elizabeth
O'Neill, Miss Margaret Kelly, Mlsa Agnea
McOqvern, Miss Mary McQovern. Mr.
Roaby Wllcutts, Mr. Thomas Noble, Mr.
Carman Spatola, Mr. Eugene Brady, Mr.
Matthew Brady, Mr. James Brady, Mr.
Parev M-lgulre. Mr. Edward Ryan, Mr.
jthncurrte, JurTA. ClanKlllSlU.'im. Wil
liam Tunney, Mr. J. Qulgley, Mr. Btephen
Lambert, Mr. Oeorge Hunt. Mr, Millard
Ollsson and Mr. Albert Watson.
The marriage of Miss Etlxabeth U.
Hirsh. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry
B. Hlreh. of 2J15 Green stmt, to Mr
Horace Teller Ftelsher, of 3?23 Green
street, son of Mr and Mrs, Moyer Flelsh
er, will tak,e place on Thursday evening,
June 8, at the home of the bride'i
parents. .
Mr and Mrs. Newman Stevens, of J7S
North 7th atreet, with their son-in-law
ajid ua-uifiner, r ann -mia. jwucfi j.
Nyc.5KHl ejnaid.June, j, ArtOT, park,
and. fttl so t9 Strathawa, Infl,,, Swarth,
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SIcCAWLET DANNABD. 1
An extremely quiet wedding took plnco
today at 13:30 o'clock, when Miss Mar
garet Yorko Bannafd, daughter 'of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles Heath Bannnrd, becamo tho
brldo of Ensign Edmund S. McCawloy,
U. S. N. The ceremony, which took, place
nt the' bride's home, was performed by tho
Bev. J. It. L. Nlsbett, rector of Christ
Ch,urch chjipel. Miss Bannard, who was
given In marrlagq by her father, wore n.
gown of white satin uid net and n tulle
veil. Sho was attended by Miss Eleanor
McCawloy, n sister, of the brldgcgroom,
who wns maid of honor, nnd Miss Dor
othy Hurd acted as bridesmaid. Mr.
McCawley had Lleutennnt Hamilton Har
low, V. 8. N., ns best man. A small
wedding breakfast followed for tho few
Intimate friends who wero Invited to at
tend tho ceremony. Mr. McCawloy will
bo stationed hero for tho present.
KISTCHAM LONG.
A quiet but Interesting wedding wilt
take i lace nt 4 o'clock today In tho First
Prosby.erlan Church, of Ardmoro, when
Miss Jean Nelson Long, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Henderson Long, of
Edgew.ood nnd Wlstar .roads, Ardmore,
will become tho bride of Mr. William
Tredwell Ketcham, of New York. The
ceremony will bo perfo'rmed by the Bev.
Andrew Mutch, pastor of the Bryn Mawr
Presbyterian Church.
The bride, who will be given In marriage
by'hfer father, will wcar-'an ivcqulslte gown
of white satin, trimmed with old family
laco. and mado with a long lace train. Miss
Long's Ince veil, which was worn by her
grandmother on her. wedding day, will bo
caught with brango blossoms. Sho will
carry, a shower hauquot of white orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Ellrabeth Deans, of Phoenlxvllle,
who will be tho maid of honor, will bo
gowned fn violet net ,nnd will carry n
bouquet of lilacs and sweet peas.
The brjdefiinajdu will be Miss Lfndn,
'Baker, of pala, and Miss Sarah Wlnslow,.
of 'Boston. Thoy will wear dainty frocks
of pink net, and will carry bouquets of
lilacs nnd sweet peas.
Mr. Ketcham's brother, Mr. Arthur Col
lins Ketcham. of New York, will net na
best man, and the ushers will Include Mr.
Edwin B. Dickinson, Mr, Henry S. Stearns,
Jr., Mr. John II. Stewart, air. Thomas
Huit Tlmnge, Jr., and Mr.. William H.
Long, Jr., U brother of the bride, all Of
New York; Mr. Harold H. Olle, of Col
orado Springs; Mr. Howard B. Lee, of
Detroit, and Mr. Donald Satterthwalte, of
Wilmington, Del. There will J'e three little
flowef el.rJH. cousins of j tl) btlde,, Miss
Barbara- Dnnbrlght, daughter of air. and
Sirs. George D. B. Bonbrlght, of Roches
ter, N. Y. ; ailsa Elea'nor Bonbrlght and
Miss Elizabeth Bonbrjaht, daughters of
air, and airs. Irving W, Bonbrlght, of.
Eng"lewood, N. J. ,
A reception at the home of the bride's
parents will follow the ceremony, after
which Mr. nnd airs. Ketcham will leiuo
for a wedding trip,' -They1 will live In
Cedarhurst. L. I., where they will be at
home after July 1.
Along the Heading
The Ways nnd Means Committee of the
Women's Civic Club, of Noble, will give
n progressive cabaret luncheoi next Wed
nesday at 12 o'clock for the benefit of the
Ablngton Memorial Hospital ,and the re
lief fund of the club. The hostesses for
the luncheon will bo airs. William J.
illurns, Mrs. J-U. Marshall. Mrs. Charles
Dannenhauer and airs. Jacob Boehm.
They will ba assisted by Mrs. H. Allen
Krlps, atrs. John Harder, Sirs. William
Yerkes, Miss Rowland, Miss Virginia Bow
land. Mrs. Thomas IC Ober. Jr.. and atrs.
O. B. .Kelswetter. Each hostess has ar
ranged some specialty for the entertain
ment of her guests, and a varied and ex.
cellent program has beep planned, which
Includes a vocalist, a pianist, a reader,
n danseuse and a chorus of pretty young
'girls. Some of those jvho. will take part
Include Ms aiarle Wopley, Miss Abby
Subers, MUs Brenda Subers, Miss Lillian
Harrison, Mrs. Robert-P., Marshall, Miss
Harriet Blblnghaus nnd Miss Elizabeth
Comfort;
AC the, hojne of Mrs. B,oehm, where the
dessert wilt be served, the luncheon will
end. Very attractive aprons-and all kinds
ot cake, candy and other delicacies will
ba on pale.
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Kensington
The Orkney Country Club has purchased
& new clubhouse at Centre Square, N. J-.
and the members are making preparations
for an outing on June 11.
The Ascension Basaar Is being held this
week In the school auditorium at West
moreland and G streets, '
What's Doing Tonight
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tear ct Mualoi 3 o'clock.
Helm Family Aiiqclatlon annual banquet,
AdelshU HoUI; 8 o'clock.
Tnth anniversary banquet. Acacia Frater
nity. KilteohouM lloteh I o'clock.
Troon A dinner, BeUevue-Strattord.
Amvteafj Initltufe of Architect, Art Club,
Tenth lnnlversarv binnUAt at th Aca.cH
Fraurmtr. -yraBlclln . chapr, uii!wrliy SI
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WASHINGTON. May e.f-Wltli-a'JtarBo1
contingent or oiucint Boqjeiy, inciucunir
Cabinet members and tholr wives, olUcers
of tho Army, Navy and atarlno Corps nnd"
horsemen and horsewomen from various
sections of the Bast assembled nbout tho
beautiful tnnbark- arena within a stono's
throw of the White House, tho seventh
nnminl Nntlonn! Capltnl Horse Show open
ed this afternoon. Tho show will end next
Krldny.
Tho colors of horsemen nnd horsewomen
representing n dozen States, Including
Pennsylvania, Ohio, arnBsachusetts and
others within a radius of Ecvernl hundred
miles of the nation's c.ipltrft, nugmpnted
the cay scene on tho grounds ns tho first
event wub called.
atlss atarlon du Pont, n member of the
Wilmington family, an enthusiast over
hunting nnd Jumping horses. Is nmong tho
exhibitors. Others of prominence rftw'Y
to show their entries nre:
Dr. Shlrloy Carter, of Cartersvllle, Va. :
Mrs. Allen Totts, of Gordonsvllle, Vn. ;
Arthur White, of atlddlesburg. Vn.; ailt
chcll Harrison, of Virginia: atlBs Anna
Vauclaln, of Philadelphia; William Leber,
famous ns n master of hounds along tho
Main Lino In the suburbs ot X '.ladel
phla; S.imuel Kiddle, of the Cflm Fidelia
Farms, of Philadelphia, who 03 prob
ably tho greatest hunt team In America;
William, P Enp, of New Tgrk and-tWash-Ington;
Dr. Brecklnrklgojinyne, W. a.
Bitter and John O. Bvans, .mnstcr of
hounds of tho Wnshlngtorl Hiding and
Hunt Club.
Prominent nmong tho young women and
girl riders aro alius Jcnnnctto Herron,
niece rtf former President William
How'ard Taft: ailss Anna Hamlin, daugh
ter of C. C Hamlin, vice governor Iho
Federal Beservo Board; Miss Helen
Buchan.an daughter of nencral John A.
Buchanan, V H. A., retired, president of
tho show nnd ono of tho leading horso
enthusiasts of th country.
Interest Is kce, nmong the nrmy men
present in tho rV.nlng of tho military
test class throng t Potomac Park, for
which General Bucianan 'has offered a
handsome colt of tho "military charger
type.,'- , "r
p,Wlng to the removal of tjiany of tho
troops to the border Ue ontrlesl'for' this
event nro not so numerous as they might
have been. '
Girard Farms
i Mrs. aiorrey Kerns, of 2526 South Cleve
land avenue, ylll ontertalrt the members
,of her brlJKO club' otf Tue.-jdny afternoon
at h'cr home. ' A ibuffot 'luncheon will. fol
low. Her guests will include 'Mrs. James
aicQ. Hinckcn, airs. Gcorgo W. Hlnoken,
airs. Kdgar Plerson, atrs., Walter Plerson,
Ms.-aeorge atelier, Mrs' William Bfooro,
airs. Bobert Mohr. Jlrs. Jpseph V, .Clay,
airs. William I. Torallnson, airs. BussqII
Smith, a?rs. Thomas Kane, airs. Bobert
Jlaysvard, airs. Horace Haizard and'JIrs.
Harry Blacks
airs. Clinton T. Williams, of 2110 South
2lBt street, returned yesterday from a de
lightful trip to WellsbOro, having visited
'Senator George W. Williams and airs.
Williams. '
Delaware County
air. and airs. C. Elberi Hoffman and
their young son, Elbert Hotcrer Hoffman,
of Hlnhland'Parfc. were-the guests of air.
and airs. B. P. Hoffmap, of Olney. recently.-
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atr. and airs. W)llam Pyle, of aiedla,
are receiving congrntulatloms on the birth
of a daughter.
STEAMBQASS
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Excursions
NEW SPRINGJOHEDULE
DIG ABLE1 indN AND
STEEL STEAMERS
City of.PhiladpIphia
City of Chester
City of Wilmington
Brandywine
Another new steamer, City of
Camden, will be ready about
May IS. , I , i r.
SXX. BOATS STOP AT CHESTER
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THC nnglnecrs Club of the University
of Pennsylvania gave nn attractive
dance Inst evening In the auditorium ot
tho Hnglncerlng Building. The room was
decked with palms' And flowers nnd at
the rear .of the rooi'n the facade of A
Colonial mansion Berved as a box for the
patronesses. The color schemo was gold
and pale blue.
Tho Dance Committee Included Mr, D.
W. Hopkins, Jlr. R- 3S BrlgUtblll, air. It
M. Ganters, atr. I- 'r. Tlghe. Mr. G. I.
Foulc, atr. W. Bl Clbthler, Mr. 1-3. ainr,
burg, Mr. E. J, JIcNIcno.'. air J. Cunney,
Mr. W O. Nowstpttcr, Xlr. W Hamilton,
atr. It, C. Hollyday, air. It. V Uydcr, Mr.
R AVI Hnnha, atr. It P Mllller, air. L.
Boal'nhd ait-. C. P. B'nnlnger, chairman
The- patrqnesscs Included airs H C.
uerryi Jirs, ruurict ixiuis none. airs.
Harry Btynn, airs. Joseph Priestley But
ton, airs, .lames' Cnstle, Mrs ainurlco
Clair, airs. C. It ClcwelU Jtrs f. It. Clo
thier, itfs. John" C Ha Cota. atrs. Francis
St. Hercunl, MrA tl, NnUdjtln Ducr, atrs.
Bobert H,- Fernald, i airs. -Jobn Frnzcr,
Mrs. W, S.,Frcenian.-'Mrs. a. Hilton Gan
tctt, airs. H. Ti.'deA-crtii, airS. Anthony L.
Geyetln, airs. Iltfln'K, Oraham, airs. i:d
frard T. Orandilcnard, Mrs. Norman Grey,
Mrs. Alan II, Harris. arrd.-Wllllam ICnsby.
J'r.,, Mrs. R, C Hollyday, airs. W. A.'
Mnccaun,. Airs. Joseph, w. -iiccnii, Airs, j
Kmory a'fdMlchWl, Jtrs. 61. J. aiallon,
atrs. Kdgar aiarburg airs Hnrry S.
Jtarstcn, Mrs. James C Newlln. airs. W.
S. Pnrdoe. Jlrs. Hftfotd ,. Pender, airs.
Gcorgo Wharton Pepper, Mrs, 13. J Prcw, '
atrs. U. Alexander Itandall, airs. Oeorge
Itcnnlnger, airs. James B. Bydr, atrs. F.
B. V,-. Skerctt. airs. William C. H. Single,
airs. .IMgar Fahs Smith, atrs, Edward T.
Stotcibury.. airs. H. M. Truclilood, airs.
A. It. Turner. Mrs. Joseph Schocnbcrg
and Mrs. Henry Kodmond Wharton.
Til 13 Proscenium Club will present its
annual musical comedy Monday eve
ning, May 22. For tho llrst time it will
glvo nn original play, "Tho King of
Hearts," the Joint work of air. Stuart F.
Louchhclm. who wrote the music, nnd Dr.
David S. Stern, nuthor ot the book. Miss
Helen Pulaski Innes Is musical director
and will conduct, air. Edwnrd S. Grant
Is stago director nnd air. Wnltcr Wroe Is
coaching tho dancing. 'Tho King of
Hearts" Is In two nets nnd will bo staged
on nn elaborate scale, with approximately
80 participants In cast and choruses. The
proceeds will bo devoted to charity. i -
Dosplte the lata date, tho play will have
an Interesting social side. .Many dinners
will prccedo It nnd .supper will bo served'
In tho Bltz-Carlton after the perform
ance. The following aro members of the cast;
airs, aillton Wiener, airs. AVnltor D. Dal
Blmcr, airs. David Klrschbaum, airs. Stan
ley Goldsmith, air. ainurlce Anron. air.
Walter D. Dalslmcr, air. Charles Kauf-A
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CAI'K M.VV, y. J.
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man, Dr. David S Stern, air. Stuart ,
Louchhclm., Jlr. Oacnr Flelsher,' MhtThe
fon at. Bamberger Mr. Horace Horner,
atr. aiax n Berkowltz, Mr. Stanley Oold
smith, air. Atthuf Schoenberg. Mr, I3dwln
8. Aleycrs and air, Alvln Wolf, .
Tho annual concert and' danco of tho
Olee Chib of tho Stevens School wns given
last night In tho ballroom of tho German'
town Cricket Club. The prograin was as
follows:
1. Chorus "Th Tall nt Summer"... Formen
The. dice Club. , , . ,
2 Soprano oln "Sprlns I Her?''. Dick
Jb) 'Wllenonne" . .d'llsrdolot
JllSi porotliy Dlnmrtero. J
3 Chorus () "Whrn the Frusriint ftesea
FUoom" ....,.,,. , ... . AM
th) vnird.ln HKnd" ... . IloecKei
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4' Plefio roo (i
Th (.lien t;tub.
(s) "Komanra"
ib "Csrrlre,Y .
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.. .Arengk
jb "Carrlre'1 . ... . PuderewBkl
B. Choru5-,'l,l(rht Rt nrcntltlo". ....Mnxcnunl
The Ul-f Club.
I). Contralto roltrAa) ."'M'sma iiftn.M'smo '
' Ioncuvallo
(bi "I onr loved s liar."
n Needham
Mlits I.llll.in Unburn.
7. Chorue () "-(In, Prettr ilose". .... Martial)
(b) "airs. MulflRatiiwiley".,Connt
The 01 Ulub.
8. Piano solu (n) "Under the Stars" ,Dach
' jb( 'U'urJC i. ....-:,... Orlef
.iiflfl Asnefl.uiuno wuinian.
0. Chorue-
'Tilf Orphfdlor'
Kafielaon
.., jue. Hire t uo, i
atlKw Htewart. lender '
atlsii lindimann, nccnmpnnUt
'Clio Glee Club wns nnslsted by several
of tho school atimin.ic, Including atlss
Dorothy Dlnsmore, sdprnno, nnd by atlsg
Lillian Hnyburn, cpntrnllo: ,.nnd ailsi
Agnes Cluno Quintan, pianist.-
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ijansaowne'
ailss ainrgucrlte Irwin,' of faplo nve
nue, entertained her BOO cluhnt her home
Inst evening, Members of the club are
atlss Allco atarshalt, ailss Huth Wundcr
llcli, atlss Mnbcl' Bilslcfr. atlss Uuth
Decker, ailss Isabel Galbralth, ailss Helen
Taylor, ailss Helen Sanders, Miss Mar
garet Livingston, aiiss Alma Wallace nnd
airs. Howard Busier. ' '
Bala-CynWyd '
Tho Cynwyd Club Is holding open house
today. There' will bo tennis matches in
the- nftornoon and dancing during the
afternoon and evening. , , .
Chester Float.? ..to Dc Seen in Pageant
Beprcsentatlon of Chcs.tcr In. tho, great
night' pageant of tho Associated 'Adver
tising Clubs Of tho World Is nssurdd In
ith announcement of Chester. Spejicer,
vl. president ,of tho Chester Ad -Club,
ttv' floats carrying exhibits or mahy of
th Chestrt Industries would bo put into
thr paraiW In addition to the (Hrtt of
th Cheste. Ad Club andiof the Ohcster
Industries, thero will ho six from, estab
lishments In the vicinity of Cljestct.,
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fursUhea and l?trte llctttd At fclihly
da8lovl Seaii4a reaort ul tolaatea
from foot of CbeatnuL or Market Sia
Jloatlna bathlcs, f.ihimr, yat'n
country club Kothins jlko this di
wbare A.-commodittr-na limit tt Utf r
uii tequlred. "VmrrR Ql'I-K for Ue
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