ETEHISTG- LDGEE PHILADELPHIA, MONDAT, MAY 8, 1910.
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thcrn Home for Destitute Children and Lincoln Edu
I national Institution Will Be Beneficiaries of Fete
des Fleurs to
et the largest eyenta of tho sea
m . h "Feto des Flours"
i.. .- -iirn .Tune 9 and 10 at
6-rrLto Bosemont, the country place
!.! nd Mrs. ueu.ftu .
I? .-.i- in bo given In aid of
r -.! inafiiutlona In the southern
P . .t. , hnth of which have
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PL. of fashlonablo women ns man
ST The lieneflclariea will bo the
pTTI-i ome for Destitute Children,
Kid and Morris streets, and tho
rS Educational Institution, at 824
IE- nnbort C. H. Brook Is president
In,.' Lincoln Institution and Mrs. I.
lUNewklrk president of tho South-
pirn Bom8-
hi rtries of Interesting events will bo
t durmg the county fair, which
E. h. one of the big features or tho
W. A aupper, with a cafeteria
Cf and gonerai aancum, m uw
fTto competitive dancing, will bo tho
r big diversions of tho cnjortnln-
'P"1, n with tlio dancing will
uncontests, which will bo In charge
USfFranota A. Lewis, 3d, Mary
mw Hr "trr;rb.
(wifburion. i".
t u rfwree of the supper.
a charge o ,8 cholp.
Mrt'. ...- ..n.l rommltteo In chargo
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of the fete. Among u.c " "
'liMts and a boxing match. It Is ex
Srfthrt well-known aviator will
-C rles of flights, and other at
Wive features are on tho program.
"35 lot the county fair will bo a
Jdan department, with various tools
.w for sale. In addition, there
be contests for prizes for fruits
ind vegetables.
('-me committee In chargo of tho feto
lit.., Includes the boards of managers
', .. beneficiaries, and a few other
'rittnown members of society, is
Mrs. Francis is.ine yimh
C,t Frailer. Mrs. Joseph Baldwin
BrichlnMn. Miss Mary M. Mitchell, Mrs.
jUmin Codtes. Mrs. Eli Kirk Price,
'- .TnB.h L. Woolston, Mrs. D. Bra-
r&n Kyle, Mrs. FranOla A. Lewis,' 3d,
tad Miss Mary Brown wwnunuu,
t Members of the committee represent
h the Southern Homo lncludo Mrs.
George Fales Bauer, Airs, nuwuiu ...
fMi.. Miss Emily EarnBhaw, Mrs. Gub-
!?. W. Knowles, Mrs. William T.
tarter, Mrs. Charles ti. tioweu, .
b A, Caldwoll, Mrs. Nathanol Knowlos,
llta M. C. Penroso, Mrs. Charlos Stow
'art Wurts, Mrs. Henry J. Marls, Mrs.
i'lhomas TO. Rudflerow, Mrs. O. Ham
vjlon C"lket, Mrs. Pope Yeatman, Mlsa
MatMIde Potter.JMrs. William T. Plum-
mer, Mrs. George H. Boss and Mrs. A.
'0. Pinnlngton.
juaong those representing the Xln-
cold Institution are Miss Eleanor B.
'HopldM. Miss Eliza Fox, Mrs. Daniel
Baujh, Mrs. George W. B; Roberts, Mrs.
Fmi r Eustls. Mrs. Francis Hazle-
VtdB'innt, Mies Emily DeCoursey, Mrs. Jo-
jHW l v ri jt nr-M r-nlnK TTnrno. ATrn.
"Jdffl Coates Browne, Mrs. J. G. Sulll
Jiw Mrs. George Mason Chichester,
Mw Ellsha Hancock, Mrs. James Starr,
JIta Edith Weber, Miss Mary K. Gibson
MdtMIss Mary S. Montgomery.
fT6e twenty-seventh club night of tho
fkjt and Players will bo celebrated
lidtht af the Little Theatro, when the
liieffibers will present the three best
pkjn selected by tho committee in the
mIm Dlav comnetltlon. They are
JTJrtgs," "Afflnltles" and "Death Walks."
It'irill really be very exciting, as tho
Ktlre membership of the club present
t.the performance Is to voto on the
thrM plays, and the prizes are to be
Twarded according to their verdict, of
fauna subject to the conditions of the
wmpetltion. 'No one is supposed to
teou who wrote whicn,,so imagine me
Jwllnes of the playwrights at tho varl
1M comments which will bo made. Mem
bra of the club who wllj appear In
JPregs" are Mr. Henry Sheppard, Mrs.
Ifcnk Dade, Miss Emma Fegley
Xtarns, Mr. Guy Jones and Mr. How-
4 Brlnton. In "Affinities" the actors
ind actresses will be Mrs. Maurice Fa
. Mrs. Geddes Mrs. Walter Steel,
. Charles McLean, Miss Katharine
:ler, Mr. Joe Deerlng and Mr. Henry
fchaffer.
liMra. Joseph Scholes, Jr., Mr. Bennett
i&fesberry, Mr. Henry Schaffer and
t. Frank Shellenberger will appear
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J's Bound especially salubrious nor
it they were the quintessence of Joy,
)wevr, of one thing we can be Bure,
Sf will be clever and well acted.
ifltajs" sounds slightly sordid, "Affliil-
v naughty and "Death , Walks" lu
6rou, The truth about them all re
S'to' to be seen,
R NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
M (mpprtant weeding of the early sura-
ft Will htt thg, n Hrl.a A IKf o TV
.J. daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Rich-
B. Brlnton. to Mr, Cesare Sturanl, of)
Ji on Saturday. June 17, at the horaej
'L .brle'8 Parents, In Overbroota Miss
wilt be attended by her sister,
en warson iirlnton, as roaja or
W2l enrarftmAn A ln,aua .o an
I :, ; - ".v..fc w ,vvvav nd -
jscea on Baturdav In Baltimore.
Wy.that of Miss Dorothy kee, daugh.
. V fir ana Mrs. Charles O'Donnell
" r- John De Witt, son of Mr. and
ueoaore oe witt, of Denver, fori
1 oauimore.
sftV and lira. Anthnnv T rii-A-r.l TllrtH!
&.S doe their New York house on
- ia an occunv.JM. estate Jif Mr.
Maiim P arWookvllle. L. I, for
JiMr. Ellis D. Williams, of Sul-
., --"-wwm ii7, ivitniuiyriu, ticbva
ET """ions for the marriage of their
("tr, Jllaa TTplcn l?l(iiiluk wllllfimi
fcoln Woodall on Saturday, May 27
S tt ceremony a wedding brealc-
eL?1 The train leaving Reading
i. a o-ciQcK will be met at
J ttarrlate of Mies Lydla Chichester,
w r and Mrs. Washington
t PhWft Oandrldse Laird, of WU-
m xasa place la St. John's
lB01al Church Vfilmlnxtan,
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xjtuxo jp uix UttAKJLT Y,
Be Given irf June
The Roy. William H. Lnlrd, a brother of
the bridegroom-elect nnd the Rev. Alban
s. Rlchoy, the new rector of St. John's
Church, will be tho ofllclatlng clergymen.
The bride will bo given In marriage by her
fnther nnd will be attended by her sister.
Miss Sara Chichester, of this city, ns maid
of honor, and by her nunt, Mrs. A. Felix
du Pont, ns matron of honor. Her brldes
mal(fa will be Miss Harriet Klrkus, Miss
Madeline Owens, Mlsa Mary Ooldsborough
Laird, nil of Wilmington i Miss Doris I,en,
of Sandy Spring ; Miss Mary Beverly Fox,
of this city, nnd Miss Jessie Van It.
Bond, of Baltimore. Little Miss Lydla
Chichester du Pont, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont, nnd Miss Molllo du
Pont Laird, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
William Winder T.nlnl vrlir l, ... i-,
hIr. Laird wilt have his brother, Mr. Wat-
ior j, uuni, as Dcst man. Immediately
following the ceremony, a reception will
be held at tho homo 6f Mr. and Mrs. A.
Felix du Pont. With whnm Mloa rMMmclo..
has been malting her homo for severnf
years.
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Spencer drahnm
have opened their villa nt Newport for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Kent, whose
marriage, took place on Saturday, aro'
spending their honeymoon nt r.niriu-i
N. J. Mrs. Kent was formerly Miss Kutli-
iccn uennision.
Mr. and Mrs. N'nrman TV rn'mn r,f
Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill, gavo a
large circus party Friday afternoon, In
honor of their daughter, Miss Virginia
Cramp. The guests were from the Bchool
eot,
The Executive Commlttco of tho Emer
gency Aid, of Pennsylvania, will glvo a
reception this afternoon at tho headquar
ters, 1428 Walnut street. In honor of Mrs.
Cornollus Stevenson, who has recently
been decorated by the French Government.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rodman E. Orlscom, of
Dolobran, Haverford, will clone their
country place tho end of June, nnd with
their children, Mr. Clement 'A. Grlscom.
3d, Miss Mary Starr Grlscom nnd Mr.
Rodman Grlscom, Jr., will loavo for Watch
Hill, R, I., where they have takon a houso
for the Bymmor. They will entertain sev
eral houso parties during the season for
the younger set.
A tea will be glvon this aftornoon to
meet tho Colonial Dames of Amorlca at
tho Chapter House, 400 Locust Blrcet. by
Mrs. Frederick Thurston Mason nnd Mrs.
John H. Easby.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Llpplncott. of 1025
Spruco Btrcet, will leave today for New
York, where they wlll'spond several days
Early In Juno Mr. nnd Mrs. Llpplncott
will close their town houso nnd will open
their country place at Jlendowbrook.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Albert P. Frnnclne and
family, of 264 South 21st street, have
taken a house at Murray Bay, Canada,
where they will spend the summer. They
.v.,, i.luu inuir town nouse early in Juno
and. as Doctor Franclno will not bo able
to lcavo town until July, ho .will spend
the month pt Juno nt the Huntingdon Vnl
ley Country Club nnd will join his family
at Murray Bay the first of July.
Miss Mildred Rico, of New. York, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Emlon Starr, of Radnor, has returned
home.
Mrs. Georgo A. Fletcher and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ernest Richards, who have been
spending the winter In town, have opened
their houso In Radnor.
One of the early summer weddings will
be that of Miss Nadlne Camac Nolll Prew,
daughter of Juj. Edward J. Prow, of
Wayno, to Mr. Duffleld Ashmead, Jr., of
Wayno. The ceremony will take place on
ouiuruuy, june si, at 4 o'clock, In St.
Mary's Episcopal Church, Wayne. Owing
to tho recent death of Mr. Ashmead's
father, tho Row Mr. Duffleld Ashmeed,
there will be no reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Ellison are
occupying their new houso on Montgomery
avenue.
Captain and Mrs. John Green have been
entertaining their son-In-Izw and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Muloch, of
Detroit, Mich.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Claro Allison and their
family have returned from Atlantic City,
where they spent several weeks.
Miss Mabel Clark Megraw, of the grad
uating cluss of the Holman School, enter
tained members of tho faculty of the
school and her classmates at luncheon
Saturday at the Union League.
Mr. and Mrs. R." G. MooreVof 2517 South
Colorado street, left for Atlantic City on
Saturday.
A reception was given Saturday night by
Miss dna Steppachcr, daughter of Mr.
Walter M. Stcppacher, at her home, 1804
Spring Garden street. Miss Steppacher's
engagement to Mr. Max Young. Jr., of
New York, was announced recently.
Mrs. C. A. Carson, of 1805 Chestnut
stroet, was the week-end guest of Mrs,
A. H. Brown, of Chelsea.
Along the Main Line
HAVERFORD Mlsa Clara Hires, of
Buck lane, who Is a senior at Miss
Wright's School, entertained the mem
bers of her class Friday nlghtby giv
ing a .dinner, followed by the Cap and
Bells" play, "All-of-a-Sudden Peggy,"
which was given at Haverford College.
The guests Included Mlsa Sophie Acheson,
Miss Ruth Abernethy, Miss Anne For
stall. Miss Dorothy Steel, Miss Frances
Welmer, Miss Catharine Flatter, Miss
Darthela Clark, Miss Elizabeth Will
iams, Miss Margaret Roberts, Miss Alice
Forbes and Miss Alice Bradley,
BRYN MAWR There was a meeting
Wednesday afternoon' of the East Bryn
Mawr Suffrage party, at the home of Mrs.
Richard S. Francis, on Summit Grove ave
nue, when Mrs. William Roy Smith.' of
Bryn Mawr College, gave, an address. The
meeting was followed by tea
Miss Anna E: Moore, of Norristown. was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Christine
Ziebarth. of Lancaster avenue, over the
week-end. '
WAYNE Miss Alberta Fulweller, af
Newport Newd, Va., has arrived to spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. William
A. Welsh, of Runnymede' avenue.
DEON. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Yar
row, who have been spending the winter
at 2022 Walnut street, have opened their
home in Devon.
Mrs. Mahlon Hutchinson and Miss
Bdlth Hutchinson, of Ashwood Farm,
Devon, have returned'from Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Nelson Wilbur, of Idle
wqod Farm, la spending a fedays with
her daughter, Mrs. Alexander M. R, Chart
rlngton, In Warrington, Va.
Chestnut Hill
The beautiful old home oyned by the
Rev.'1 Dr. Herman L. Duhrlng was dedi
cated on Saturday afternoon to be used
for the Consumptives' Home, on Stenton
avenue. A large assemblage of fashion,
able folk attended the dedication and
afterward enjoyed tea. This part of the
program was arranged by the board of
women visitors, among whom, are Mrs.
Theodore W. Starr., Mrs. Jacob Leroy,
Mrs. Hollir.shead Taylor, Mrs, John Mulr.
Mrs, Cushmsn NewpjjU. Mrs. Franklin
Spencer Edmonds ana Mr W. L. OrU
flttt. Plihop Rb.lnel3ud.er conducted the
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Weddings
HUNSINGDR PLATT
Mr, Georgo Piatt hns nnnounccd tho
marriage of his daughter, Miss Emma Ru".
gan Piatt, to Mr. Rnlph Hunslnger on
Saturday in tho Church of tho Resur
rection. After tho ceremony a breakfast
was served for tho tmmedlato families.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunslnger left for a trip tb
Denver nnd Colorndo Springs. Thoy will
bo at homo after Juno 27 nt 23 10 West
Vennngo street jj
MOLLOY KELTEH.
A pretty wedding took plnco In Our
Lady of Victory Church on Wednesday
morning, 5Iny 4, when Miss Gcnevlovo
Kcltor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kcl
tor, beenmo tho brldo of Mr. William T.
Moltoy. Tho brldo was attended by her
sister, Miss Florence ICcltcr, ns brides
maid, and Mr. Augustine Coll acted as
best man. After n reception at"the homo
of the brido's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mol
loy left for Atlantic City, where they will
remain for a few weeks.
Along the Reading
Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Bench, Jr., whoso
wedding took place laBt week, havo re
turned from Atlantic City, whore thoy
havo been for several days, and are the
guests of Mrs. Georgo William Long, of
Elklns Park, for somo tlmo beforo leaving
for Chicago, III., where thoy will make
tholr homo In tho future Mrs. Beach will
bo remembered ns Miss Eleanor Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitch and their
family, of Germantown, are building a
new home on Washington lane. Meadow
brook, which they will occupy late In tho
fall.
Miss Harriet Denver, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. John B. Denver, of Wyncoto
lano, Wyncote, who has been spending
several weeks at the AVhtte Sulphur
Springs with Miss Elizabeth White, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. William Cross, of Cedar street,
Jenklntown, had her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Eaton, of Norwich, Conn., as her guest for
several days.
Mr. Edward McCorkondale and his fam
ily, of Ogontz avenue nnd Church road,
are spending several weeks with relatives
at Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Roy Service, of Logan, has taken
a cottage at Chelsea for tho summer.
Her sister, Miss Helen Nusbaum, of Park
avenue, will bo her guest for the week
ends. Germantown
A party who dined together nt the Ger
mantown Cricket Club on Saturday night,
beforo tho governoru' ball, Included Mr.
and Mrs. Eldrldge Fennock. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gabriel. Miss Miriam Partridge,
Mr. James A. Walker and Mr. W. W. Don
olson. Others who dined at tho club
were Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tucker, Mr.
and Mrs. William R. Tucker, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Bradloy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
erick Dudley, -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Haines, Mrs. Charles F. Bochman. Miss
Esther Jean Bochman and Mlsa Marion
Sharplcss.
Thp May Day exercises of the Friends'
School will take place tomorrow morning
at 10:30 o'clock, at tho school, dreone
street near School House lane. The older
boys and girls will present a dramatiza
tion of, "Robin Hood." There will bo
games, folk dances and Mother Goose tab
leaux. Miss Elsie Oakford Is principal of
the school.x There will be a May Queen,
Miss Anna Pfund, and all the children will
Join In the dance around the May pole.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Reynolds, of
513 West Clapler street, left on Saturday
by motor for Washington, where they
spent the week-end with friends.
Miss Josephine MoVey, of 6935 Wayne
avenue, gave a luncheon on Friday for the
members of her class in the Stevens
School.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson McPhee, of
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South 36th street, will close their town
house on June 1 and will move to their
new home on Washington lane, Meadow
brook, which they will occupy for the
summer months.
Mrs. M. V. Furlong, of 4628 Walnut
street, has been entertaining her Bister,
Miss Margaret Whelen, of New -York, for
a few days.
Girard Farms
Chief Boatswain John F. Brooks, U, S.
N., who has been stationed at the Boston
Navy Yard, Is at his home, 1713 Porter
street, on a short leave of absence, and
will return to Boston this week.
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Mrs. H. E. Welte, wife of Lieutenant
Welte, U. S. N., has closed her home, 2313
South 21st street, and left for Portsmouth,
N. H.. where she will live. Lieutenant
Welte has recently been ordered to sea
duty,
Delaware County -
The Highland Park Minstrel Troupe
gave an entertainment Saturday evening
In the Fire, House. A dance followed
the performance. Those taking part
were Mr. D. B. Longaker, Mr. A. Milton
Kolp. Mr. Edward Bartlett, Mr. Frank
Rathmell, Mr. George Huges, Mr. Will
lam C. SavtU, Mr. James A. Alkens. Mr.
Thomas Whltcroft, Mr-, George W. Whol
ey, Mr. Clarence Spauldlng, Mr. Oliver
F. douse and Mr. George A. McLearn.
' Lansdowne
Mr 0. Howard Shrlver, of West Balti
more avenue, will give a tea on Wednes
day. May 17. for her nleees, Mlsa Hshm
S. Gleasoa and Miss Eleanor B. darst.
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North Philadelphia
Mr. nnd' Mrs. Edward H. Cobb, of 222J
West Somorset street, who spend tho
weok-ondsjnt tholr cottage In Pitman, N.
J., will close their winter homo on May 30
and will occupy tholr country homo dur
ing tho summer.
Mrs. H. L. Strouso haH returned to tho
Lorraine nftcr spending two months trav
eling through Cuba, Jamaica and Florida.
Mrs. A. Lobo'rman nnd Mr. and Mrs. J.
Leberman, .of 2411 North Broad street,
left early last week to occupy their
summer home In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Seabrcaso, of 2132
Wallace street, announce tho ongngemont
of their daughter. Miss Edna M. Scabrease,
to Mr. Harry J. Patterson, of 605 Summer
street.
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Harris announco
the betrothal of their daughter, Miss
Sara Harris, to Mr. Louis C. Lubar. They
will be at homo next Sundny, May 14,
from 3 until 6 o'clock, at 1823 North
33d street
Mrs. Bella Nefsky, of 3332 Monument
avenue, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Besse L. Nefsky, to Mr.
Joseph MUgrlm.
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MISS IRENE ERSCHLER
Miss. Irene Erschler, of 515 Bouth 9th
street. Is an ardent charity worker and
last month organized a delightful dance
for the benefit of the Council of Jewish
Clubs, which sends children to the coun
try nnd shore In sumnier time.
BIrand arrs, Brlen, of 602 Morris street,
announce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Bliss Sarah A. Brlen, to Btr, Louis
II. Snyderman. A reception In their
honor will be held next Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Gaudlo, of 1421
South 12th s'treet, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Clara Gau
dlo, to Mr. Salvatore Amorosa, of 1238
Federal street The redding will take
place on Wednesday, June 28, at St. Rita's
Church. '
Camden and Vicinity
Bliss Laura Fancoast, of 205 Cooper
street, has returned from a stay at At
lantic City.
Mr. and BIrs. Edward A. Duer, who
were married on April 29, will live at 312
North 6th street upon their return from
a wedding trip- Mrs. Duer was Miss Dor
othea King, pi Camden.- ' J
Mrs. Fellr A. Gunter and her children,
of Jackson, Miss., are the guests of rela
tives in this city, which was Mrs. Gunter's
former home. ,
Mrs. Edward Booger, formerly Miss
Elizabeth Reynolds, of 711 Cooper street,
entertained at luncheon at her pew home
in Merchantvltle recently In, bono? of Bliss
Maude Owens. ,
Mrs, Charles Buckwalter Is at Atlantic
City, to remain until the autumn.
Mr- abd Mrs, Eugene S. Miller will be
at home at 7th afreet and Atlantic ave
nue. Ocean City, N. J., after June 15.
Mrs. Miller will be remembered a MUa
Bdlth U. Colescott. of CIS Peon street.
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These young women nre taking un active part in the preparations
for tho Fete Chnmpctrc to bo held in Merion on Jlay 2G-27.
VERNON PARK IN GERMANTOWN
TO BE SCENE OF ATTRACTIVE FAIR
Bazaar Will Be Given Late this Month in Picturesque
Spot for Benefit of Morton Day Nursery and
Wissahiqkon School Club
ALONG with the other fetes nnd fairs
A which will take plnco this month
will be one given on Friday, May 26, In
the picturesque Vernon Park, German'
town. The charities to be benefited will
bo tho Morton Street Day Nursery and
the Wlssahlckon School Club. Fnlr
maidens will sell cut flowers, home-made
cakes nnd candled nnd thero will also bo
a vegetnblo stall. Amusements for chil
dren will lncludo pony rides nnd a Punch
nnd Judy show. Those In charge of the
affair are Miss E. A. Cadbury, Miss Doro
thea Emlen, Miss Margarot Mcllor, Mrs.
Alexis du Pont Smith, Mrs. Shlppen
Lewis, Mrs. John Cope, Mrs. Edwin Com
fort, Mrs. George Emlon, Jr., Miss Anna
Johnson, Mrs. Harold Evans, Sirs. Ellin
Lea, Mrs. James M. Young, Mrs. William
P. Nowhall, Miss Margaret Hathaway,
Miss Fredorlca Lewis, Mrs. Charlos Wrlg
gins, Mrs. Benjamin Shoemaker, 2d. Mrs.
Livingstone Jones, Mrs. M. C. KImber,
Mrs. Charles Hay, Mra Francis L. Bacon,
Mrs. Edward Walton Smith. Mrs. Raoul E.
Hehnar, Mlsa Margaret Copo, Mrs. Fran
cis R. Strawbrldge, Sirs. Charles R. Day,
Mrs. John T. Emlen, arrs. William E.
Cadbury, Miss Susan Roberts, Miss Emma
Allen, Mrs. Arthur Hnlnes, Bliss Helen
Snowden, Mr. Walter T. Moore, Mr. John
T. Emlen, Mr. Stanley R. Arnold, Mr.
Robert D. Drlpps and Mr. Walter Mcllor.
A card party and dance will be held this
evening In the Walton, for the bcnoflt of
tho Annunciation Church, at 10th and
Dickinson streets. There will be tables for
500, pinochle and bridgo, also whist.
On Saturday evening. April 29, a re
ception was given by Miss Ida Ralfovitz
at her homo, 834 Morris street. In honor
of Miss Edith Sllycr. The decorations
were sweet peas and lilies of tho valley.
Mr. Joseph Neff and Mr. Morris Gold
stlen played on the piano and Mr. Michael
Gold on the violin. Solos were given by
Mr. Joseph Young, Mr. Baron and Mr.
Harry. Exhibition dances were given by
Miss IdA Ralfovitz and Mr. William Ralf
ovitz. Arrangements are being made for
another roceptton to be given In honor of
Miss Edith Silver, Miss Ida Ralfovitz and
Bliss Anna Beck on Saturday evening.
May 20.
The younger members of the Raywood
Cathollo Club are giving a farce comedy
Tioga
BIr. and BIrs. Frank Fischer were given
a surprise reception on Saturday evening
at their home, 3818 North 16th street,
by the following friends: BIr. and BIrs.
Frank Vanderherechen. airs. E. Gay, Bliss
E. Palmer, air. and BIrs. Charles Bonsall,
BIrs. J. Rlstlne, BIrs. Laura Shlnkle, BIrs.
C. J. Herschel, BIr. and BIrs. John Nut
tall, BIr. and BIrs. William Logan, BIr.
and BIrs W. F. Johnson, BIr. and BIrs.
Raymond Weckerly and BIr. and BIrs.
Blax Bleler.
Frankford
Miss Eleanor Gallagher entertained on
Saturday evening at her home, 2606
Rhawn street. Among the guests wore
Bliss Ethel Krause, Blleij Evelyn Bloore,
Bliss Edith Hoover. Bliss Minnie Craig,
Miss Heb Watts, Bliss Blartha Cooney,
Bliss Blarlon Tyson. Bliss Ethel Griffiths.
Miss aiarguerlte Franklin, Miss Emily
Graham, Bliss Bernlce Cummlngs, BIr.
Walter Cummlngs. BIr- Albert Flemmlng,
BIr. John Berry. BIr. Frank Curtis, Mr.
John Graham, BIr, William Harklns, Btr,
Harry Seth. Mr. Henry Watkln?, BIr.
Daniel Smith, BIr. Harry Smith, BIr.
Walter Fitter, BIr, William Carey, Mr,
Ralph Carey and BIr. George Talley.
What's Doing Tonight
Pennsylvania Historical Society, election ot
officers. 100 Locuat street. 8 o'clock.
Fitty-seventh Street Improvement Associa
tion. tSOtn street and Otrarii avenue, 8 o clock.
Lane Improvement Association. Cbelten
and Park avenues, 8o'clock. ,1'ree.
Philadelphia. Chapter. American Institute of
Architects. 1S04 Chancellor street; 6 o'clock.
South Philadelphia Business Men's Associa
tion. Broad and Federal streets, 8 o'clock.
Fr&e.
Recital of Spring-. New Century Drawlnr
Room. 8 o'clock.
Dance, uodsr the auspices ot the Touns
MnM KndalUv of the Church of tha Jesu.
St. Joseph's College auditorium. B o'clock.
Plas and Plaiern"Cluh Nlaht f I ..l.t!1
Theatre, evenlnir,
"Missionary fiari
geant In aid of Baptist Train-
Ins School for Christian Workers, First Bap
tist Church, JTth and Saasom streets, eve
ning. "
Oermantown and Cnestnut Hill Improvement
league, free laorary, vernon raric.
Tom Daly to speak
at binauet of V. of P.
InterpuBllcatlon). Hotel Aoeipnia
aterpuBUcationi. in
Concert for the
heneftt of th Women's
Hospital, uimio nan ox ine noapicai.
21S7
rortn college
avenue; 8.15 o'clock.
Notices for the Society pan . will .be
accepted and printed la ths Evening
Ledger, but all urh notice must be wrlt-
oa one suu or rue paper, must, it
i in ruu. ftiia run aoaress. ana uen
possible Uleprtona number must b glreu.
rlttr "Editor.' Kreolm letter. 60( Che.t
nut street. ,
Uulcis these reaalrcsuata are eanUa
out, m that, TSiiacattoo.-ijajr be pesslbis,
the cfilc v.llt not be vtU-Uslu4,
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entitled 'The Sly Fox" In St. Anthony's
Hall, 24th nnd Carpenter streets, on
May 17 nnd 18.
THE carnival held last week at tho
Colonial Dance Castlo was full of re
markable surprises and a groat success.
Acts of original naturo wore greatly ap
plauded and tho pupils. Miss Cornelia
Wagner, Miss Viola Broadbelt, Miss Gail
Zlnn nnd other principals, somo appearing
In 13 and 14 numbers, displayed talent
equal to many professional stnrs. Bliss
Edna Wroo wns ono of the solo dancers.
Bliss Blargarot Skelly, of Allegheny
avenue, gave a llnon nnd kitchen shower
on Thursday evening at Miss Hegcr's
Dancing Academy, Jenklntown, In honor
of Bliss Margaret Fitzgerald, of Jenkln
town, whose engagement wns announced
last December to BIr. John. Barry. Jr., of
Enfield, Pa. Store than 100 guests were
present.
Bliss Sarnh Ruche entertained her sew
ing circle last Wednesday evening at her
norao, nai itiage nvenue. The guests
wero Miss Brnry Zatlln, Bliss Jeannetto
Silver, Miss Dora Stevens, BIIs3 Sara Sax.
Miss Ida Wilensky, Bliss Rose Freiberg,
Bliss Ida Cohen, Bliss Henrietta Behrman
and Bliss Helen Kline.
"Le Dlx ot Deux" sewing circle gave
a luncheon at Kuglor's, followed by a thea
tre party, on Saturday. The members are
Bliss Sadlo H. Welsberg, Miss Lillian
Cohen. Bliss Stella Miller, Miss Anna H.
Horsteln, Bflss Roso Cohen, Bliss Anna
Hoberman, Miss Ida Hayman, Bliss H.
Anna Tractenberg. Bliss Roso Hoberman,
Bliss Rae Salvin Bliss Rose Elfman, Miss
Rose Cohan nnd Bliss Sara Rosensteln.
The Delta Sigma Phi Sorority gave a
dance at the Hotel Walton Friday night.
Tho ballroom was beautifully decorated In
spring flowers. Among those present were:
Bliss Blargaret Blagulre. Bliss Blarla 5Sinn
Bliss Lillian Pollard, Biles Grace Jones,
Bliss Kathryn Smith, Bliss Brarle Mees,
Bliss Irene Tolllnger, Bliss Ethel Blllham,
Bliss Helen Ludlam, Miss Inez Livingston,
Bliss Frances Blagulre Bliss Lillian Patter
son and Sirs. John Carouthers.
An entertainment and dance will be
given tonight for the Mutual Aid Society
of Oppenhelm-Colllns Company in Bler
cantlle Hall.
Kensington
Bliss Reba Carberry, of 1100 East Co
lumbia avenue, entertained the members
of her card club over tho week-end at her
bungalow at Bllllngsport, N, J. Her
guests were Bliss Anna Blooney, Bliss
Rosalie Cavnnaugh, Bliss Kathertne Fitz
gerald, Bliss Rose Blooney, Bliss Blargaret
BIcBIahon, Bliss Dorothy Green, Miss Elva
Gelst, Bliss Katherlne Drennan. Bliss Mar
garet Everling, Bliss Ella Duffy, Bliss
Agnes Robus. Bliss Ida Robus and Bliss
.uarnuefiio jjrogan.
AMUSEMENTS
At 10 UO. 12:30, 2:18. 4. 0. 7: and 0:30.
William Collier
In "THE NO-GOOD GUY"
ADDED ATTRACTION FIRST CHAPTER
BILLIE BURKE '" ''
N.w SSLT9Sr
Thura., Frl. Sat.' "Sold for Marrtaie.''
Globe Theatre "SrVs
TWO BIG MUsIcaIO&d'y 'jSfeS&lfgB
"On Top of the World"
"IN JINGXELAND" oJPnB
Palace
10 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M.
KITTY nrmnnw
In "HER MATERNAL ItiairT"
Tbur"?..E.r.1-: Sat- Marguerite Clark In
'MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVE1'
COMING CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In "THE FLOOR WALKER"
Co.
Metropolitan Opera Houae Mon Evj- May IB
It. X. B nt
M Scata (2 to BO eta.
1100 Cheatnut St.
V lCtOfia TODAY TOMORROW
uuiici Norma Talmadjre
In "AT MIDNIGHT"
Roicoe Arbuckl In "THE OTHER MAN"
PEEP SEA STUDIES (La"t Setlef)
LOCUST B2d SiuT
. "SALVATION JOAN"
BELMONT KDft
FOR THE DEFENSE"
Wnnrlciirla mnthta. Fvemeat Pr.
YUUUBlUtJ $,, y, pan roUey ?aU(au,
KS'.YL AND HO BAND
La jJotta. toa Clapar.Ill -viSrTOS Mo
Glorni. MarOP Symphony Orchestra ITS mu.
IClanil. i'eailislan of Ta.i Kin
OCEAN Cm MAS MM?
I'lIlLADBLPHIA V.SIT0B8
b
Drexel Bfddle Bible Class Banquet
Event of tho Week
OCEAN CITY, N, J May 8. With fol- '
lowers of Isaak Walton burnishing their
rods and reels, Scotch herring and weak''
fish running In the bay nnd cottagers bus
ily house cleaning, Ocean City Is taking
on tho air of real summer days.
Bluch Interest Is shown In tho dinner
dance to be given "by the Ocean City Yacht
Club nt tho Aldlne, Philadelphia, Wednes
day evening.
Moro than 300 attended the first Ann!
rersary banquet of tho Drexel Blddle Blblo
Class In the social rooms of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday
evening.
Tho Rev. nnd BIrs. Linn Bowman, of
Philadelphia, have opened their cottage,
1808 Wesley avenuo, nnd entertained
over tho week-end the following guests'!
Mr. nnd BIrs. S. F. Miller, BIr. nnd Mrs,
W. S. Allen. BIr. nnd BIrs. David Dalley,
Jr., BIrs. Ruth Taylor, Bliss Blary B.
Pierce, BIr. Caleb Pierce, Bliss Clara
Davis, BIr. George Sherwood and BIr. and
BIrs. William D. Schramm. The party
motored down.
BIr. Charles II. Laird and family, ot
aterchantvllle, were among the week's
visitors. Ho Is a Cnmden bank omclal,
Mr. nnd BIrs. William H. Horn, of Phil
adelphia, motored to their Wesley nvenue
cottago last week.
BIrs. Barnh Border, of Ashland, Farm,
Ifatboro, Pa. j Mrs. Clement Resteln, Mrs.
Blorton Goodman and Miss Edith Good
man, of Philadelphia, were week-end vis
itors at the homo of BIr. and Mrs. Wil
liam II. Mowcn, of this city.
Tho' members of the Hotel Proprietors
Association of Ocean City will meet at
tho homo of Bfr. and BIrs. Charles E.
Hagg, 1811 West Venango street, Phila
delphia, this evonlng.
BIr. and BIrs. C. L. Blspham and Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. H. Caffrey, Jr., were nmonff
tho Phlladclphlans nt the Blscayne last
week.
Bfrs. Henry Brlnton, Miss Amy S. Brln
ton, Airs. T. II. Luders and Bliss Grace
BI. Zloglcr nre among tho Phlladclphlans '
at tlio Kathlu.
BIrs. Martin Blntoney, 2d, Bliss Bfamte.
Ebxet and Dr. and BIrs. BI. H. Gorcker,
of Philadelphia, have been enjoying a
few days' outing at the Imperial.
COURTS AID RESORT PLANS
Capo May County Boulovards Rushod
When Injunctions Fail
STONE HARBOR, N. X, Blay 8. The
recent decision of Justice Black dismissing
the application for a writ of certiorari
brought against the Capo Btay County au
thorities to prevent the construction of
the Corson's Inlet Bridge Boulovard has
awakened renewed Interest in the pro
posed all-resort automobile route from At
lantic City to Cape Blay.
This has been further stimulated by the
dismissal of tho Injunction to Btop the
building of tho Seven-BIIlo Bench Boule
vard, connecting tho boroughs of Stone
Harbor and Avalon.
With these suits out of the way, the
contractors on both the Corson's Inlet and
the Soven-BIllo Beach Boulevards are
pushing both Improvements to completion.
At the meeting of tho Chamber of Com
merce of Cape May County seashore re
sorts, to be held at Wlldwood this month,
an effort will bo made to formulate a
policy of public Improvements satisfactory
to all the resorts In the county.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST T0AST
FIRST MATINEE TOMORROW
NIGHTS AT 8:15
First Time in Philadelphia
New Edition de Luxe
HEX BEACH'S
THE
SPOILERS
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
Three Acts Twelve Reels
FEATURING
WILLIAM FARNUM
I AND
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
PRICES. DAILY MATINEE. 1 Bo and 55o.
NIGHTS, ISc, 25o and EOo.
GARRICK Tomor. Evg.
THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE SEASON
THROU
THE AG
By JERZT ZULAWBKI
with Mme. Yoruka Robt. T. Haines
AND POWEIHTUI, SUPPORTING CO. OF 80.
A MOST DARING STAGE EFFORT, SYM-
BOUZING THE 8TRUGaLE OF THE
SOUL AGAINST THE BODT
Beat Seats II at Popular Wednesday 'Matin.
Stanley
MARKET ABOVE 16TH
11:15 a. m. to 11:13 p. xa.
All This Week
OERALDINE
FA RRAR
Supported by Wall&oa Reld. In
"MARIA ROSA'1 1
Added Attraction! Include Flrit Showtnc
Goldberg Animate'd Cartoon .
"THE BOOB WEEKLY"
A JUVENILE COMEDY
Chip's Dream of Charlie Chaplin
War Newa, "Tommy Atkins1 In the Balkana."
CHESTNUT STREET 8&
2 TO B AND T TO 11 P. M. DAILY
Miracles of German Efficiency
Marvelous Motion Picture Showlnr Crip
pled Soldlara Following All Kinds ot Trades
by Means ot Artinclal Limbs.
For the Benefit ot
War Widows and Orphans
Matinee, 23c. , Evening-, 23o and COo.
BROAD Tonight,"1 ?.
A NEW AND POWERFUL DRAMA
The Devil's Invention
By Carl E. Freybe and Hiram K. Moderwell.
Cast Includes William B. Mack, Eileen
van Blene and Gustav Von Seyftutltx.
Beet Seats 1130 at Popular Wed. Matinee.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
Adelaide & Hughes
Anna Wheaton & Harry Carroll
Alan Dlnebart A Co.: Dorothy Reg-al A
k; Nonettef Prlmroeo Four. Others;
A TYTT PUT TONIGHT AT 8;20
ivUJllI-lJrni Pop. it Mat Thursday.
Cyril Harcourt'a Comedy Hit Extraordinary
AX AH DF SILK J As Welcome
STOCKINGS I as Spring
BEE IT TONIGHT AND BE MERRY
T VDT" TONIGHT AT SslS.
Jl X JXlKj Popular 1 60 Mat. Wednesday,
POSITIVELY LABT WEEK1
FRANZ LEHAR'S SUPERB OPERETTA
"ALONE AT LAST
MEMORABLE MIRTH AND MUSIC
YOUR LAST S CHANCES TO SEE IT
WalnUS 25e, SOc Hes.Mt,St.
Even. 23c to II, no blshsr.
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