EVJDNItfa LBDGEB-PHlLAt)ELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 0, 1916.
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rjuiio ijrivjUiN juuk HOSPITAL
Mi. Henry C. Sheppard Will Give Four One-Act Plays at
Little Theatre Tonight, Supported by Mrs. Frances
Pemberton Dade and Mr. Vinton Freedley
TUB Osteopathic Hospital Fund will
M benefited by four plays to be glvon
tonight In the Llttlo Theatre, In all of
which Henry C. Sheppard will tako lead
Z,s parts, supported by Mrs. Prancea
remberton Dado and Mr, Vinton Freed
ley.
The plays which will bo presentod nro
.,.'. "nnen Door" and the "Man In
the Stalls," "The Croolt" and the first
gfct Of George Bernard Shaw's "Arms
nd the Man,"
The affair Is arousing considerable In
forest In various circles, as Mr. Shep--ard'g
work Is well known to theatre
goers, ho having appeared on many oc
cailens during the last season with the
Stage Society and Plays and Players,
trances' Dado Is nlso well known to
' persons In this city as an nctress. Sho
88 at one "i "" iuui
.tone in tho lata Joseph Jefferson's com-
' 'psny, but preferred tho amateur work
f 'to the professional atmosphere, I havo
hen told. All or. us who nave seen
,VIntor( Freedley know what very good
work he has done, especially in trie last
gewon In the various performances
given by tho Plays and Playors.
Many of us wondered why a curtain
wedding party was about 10 minutes
late at one of the numerous Easter week
Veddln&s. The poor brldosroom was
quite nervous and his best man had a
time consoling him, you know, when sud
denly the wedding march 3tartcd and ho l
,... Jt ..... nH.l IiIh. T..F.I .... -.
knew sne nuu nm. au.wuu uuu. uuow nuw
It leaked out what had caused the delay.
One of the brldcsmal'Ui, It appears, came
from out of town and so her dress was
made to measurements and had not oven
been tiled on How was sho to know
whether It fastened up tho back or front,
poor dear! Of course sho could not bo
lure, so what did sho do but put It on
back part front, and only when tho
bridal party met nt tho church door did
the other girls notice the peculiar make
and sliapo of tho frock worn by tho
out-oMowner. Theie wsre rulllei where
they were not Qxpecta 1 to be and various
other remarkable nniiURcmonts In tho
gown. Suddenly one moro observant
than the others oxcI-.Ume.l, "My clear,
ydu have that dress oft taics part front!"
and so sho had to go to tho house of a
Wend nearby and cliai?o tho frock
around. It all took only 10 minutes, but
Imagine the foellnss of all concerned!
Main Line society la Interested Jn the
fifth annual Devon Dog Show, which
will be heU on tho Horse Show grounds
on ilay 20. An unique feature of the
affair Is that there will be only femi-
nlno Judges, which will be a strong
drawing card, the committee thinks, and
ths'CJthibitlon is already scheduled to be
larger than last year's. Tho list of
1 Judges consists of Miss Chflstlnc Whit-
' ney, JIaspctli, I I.; Mrs. J:i:nes ITadley,
'' Erie; Mis. J Stanley llcevo. Haterfurd;
ij lira, Henrletto Wakefield, New York;
V Mrs. L. G. Beecher, Hcadley; Mrs. H. B.
"'KobVer; bf this city; Miss Anna E. Ear-
t,, Bard, Bryn Mawr; Mrs. C. Davlea
, Talntei, Whlto Plains. N. Y ; Mrs. C. M.
Lunt, Uahway, N. .1.; Miss Anno Tracy,
Highland Falls, N. Y ; Mr3. Edward Par
ker Davis, Newtown, Pa.; Mrs. Katherlno
MeDerniott, of this city; Mrs. Ada M.
Dowthwalte, Folkestone. England; Mrs.
William T. Drew. Mount Vernon, N. Y.;
iirs. Men HI E. Gate3. Mount KIsco, N.
Y.; Mrs. M.- B. Smith, West Colllngs
wood, N. Jr; Mrs. John Newton Cham
pion, New Haven, Conn.; Mrs. M. C.
McGlono, New York; Mrs. F. Y. Mathls,
Greonwlch, Conn.; Mrs. William Allison
Fuller, Albany. N. Y.; Mrs. William H.
Mulford, Wyncoto, Pa.; Mrs. It. T. Har
rjson, New York, and Mrs. J. S. Walters,
of this city.
The ofllcera of the club are; Mr, John
William Patten, president; Mr. Edward
B, Chose, first vice president; Mr. Will
iam T, Hunter, second vice president;
Mr. Clarence II. Clark, 3d, third vice
president; Mr. Charles H. Wood, fourth
tlce president, and Mr. John Slnnott,
ecretary and treasurer.
I wonder If many of us were surprised
t the announcement of Eliza Fox's en
gagement to Ben Tllghman. Not very
many, I take it, as It had been whlB.
Pored that Ben was very devoted; but
ome of us wondered If Eliza would be
filling to glvo up her career In the
New York Library, where she has been
for about two yeare. She got rather
tired of society and parties just for par
ties' take, I am told, and took up a
library course and a consequent position
to New York, Sho Is an exceedingly
beautiful girl. I remember her espo
e&lly three winters ago, when "The
Angela In Art" tableaux wera given at
th Bellevue-Stratford for some charity
I think It was thn 'RntlnMn TTninltnt
Well, Eliza was in a picture with. Mrs.,
"rr uuiara ana every one was raving
over their beautiful hair, for they both
MVO gorgeous locks, Han Tllhmnn In
an awfully nice fellow, and I wish them
felicitations possible.
' Tba high regard In which Mrs. Cor
callus Stevenson Is held by every one
a demonstrated yesterday afternoon
ft the tea given in her honor by mem
? Pf the Emergency Aid Committee,
for seldom have I seen such an array
wealth and fashion (turn out to do
onor to one of their humber. Motor
ter motor rolled up in quick succes
ton, and Inside the rooms were banked
"h blossoms, making of the work.
womsNa perfect salon. The charming
Kwron herself never looked Hand
Msr nor happier than she 4id In her
" pay gown, hiiU-t-fer hand a
Wff, old-fashioned bouquet tied with the
eo.ch, colors, and with the orchestra.
Jft the background playing "La Mar-seUalse.-.
nanhv wvnnk.
Personals
Ium. "fi Mrs p- Williamson Roberta
"r sent out in. L j,
lrtitT?f' for th younger at at Bella
uta their aitmnH A... u..aA t ir,n
r". on Monday, May 33.
b$ lefafit sn e TLfv nA nr -OTIItf..
mtlfi7,f.iv, tacd on Saturday
Ht isS " he.'r h"" Vfllanovs.
S atti hi. 7V aafuuai 1. Joaui9, sa,
feWltrtiHtC4B,r.ofim
INTERESTED IN
ttit
Walnut street, wilt pive a arEa rllnnor
danca tonight at the PhlUelphK Country
Club in honor of Atlas Sarah Uytendale
Bfllrd, whose engagamMit to their son
Mr. Harrison K. Cane.-, Jr., waS a"l
nounced Inst week. There will be aboSt
2fiM!i hl.ny 'r0m lho fcbutMit .set
or this ana next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wrlcht of '
Chfatnut TTItl .-ill - i ' . .IB. .ot '
i " VT i T L Y""'"11" al "inner to
SinX. '" honop of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Wilkes Cary, of N'ew- York, who have been
the guests of Jtr. and Mrs. Archibald J.
Bnrklle for tho week-end.
it. j .. . ..
.. nun xurs. ueorga Lelb Harrison. I
u'i ." en.tert'ln "t dinner tonight at
their home In Wayne.
miss Ainry nnllard and Miss Alice
Tv? ' 8lc n ,,r,flKe lhls afternoon
nt Miss Ballard's home In Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Carroll I. Williams will be at
home to tho members of the Plastic Club
at her residence, ,370S Cbestmit Btreet,
tomorrow afternoon from J until 6 o'clock.
Miss Harriet Sartafti, the retiring pros),
dent of the club, and Miss Florenco Ful
ton, the Incoming president, will receive
with the lioatc33
Miss Josephine Tomllnson, of 400 South
16th street, will entertain at luncheon
followed by bridge this aftrrnoon In
honor nf Miss Mary Campbell Hnsso, of
Gormantown, whoso engagement to Mr.
George Lawrence Miller w.jb recently an
nounced. Along the Main Line
ABDiMOnn Mrs. .Tostnh S. Pcnrceand
Miss Helen Pearce, who havo bpen spend
ing a minth nt Atlantic City, returned to
tneir nomo on i.lmvood avenue yesterday.
HAVrrtFOnD Mrs IMward S. Sayres
his been re-elected prerldcnt of the
Haverford branch of the Flower, Fruit
and Ice Mission with Mrs. Walter B.
Stephenson as vice president nnd Mrs.
n C Wright as secretary and treasurer.
The branch will begin work on Wednes
day. Mny 17, when a committee of women
will meet nt Haverford station and re
ceive donations of flowers, fruit. Ice nnd
money. They expect to continue tho work
until the end of September.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James S. noger.-uwllt leavo
for Cape May tho drat of June, where they
will spend the summer at their cottage,
815 Washington avenue.
VILLANOVA Mrs Robert Kelso Cns
satt, of 1505 Locust street, has returned
from French Lick Springs. Ind , but will
not move out to Bnupre until Mny 15.
Mrs. Edward Cadwalader has returned
homo nfter spending a few days In New
York.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Weill, of S71S
Somlnolo avenuo, will entertain at dinner
tomorrow at the Germantown Cricket Club
In honor of Miss Shnttuck, of Boston, who
is tho guest of ' Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W.
Adams, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas Potter, of Montgomery
avenue, entertained the members of thp
Philadelphia Branch of the Southern In
dustilat Educational Association nt her
home yesterday. It was the last meeting
of tho year and tho Uev Hugh A. Dobbin,
principal or the Patterson S-Jhool, In North
Carolina, spoke of the work done by tho
pupils of the school. A delightful social
hour followed, ot which time Mrs. Wile
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson Potter presided
nt the tea table.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaspar William Nlcolls.
whose marriage took place on Saturdny,
April 2D, spent tho week-end with Mrs.
Nlcolls' parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Tenant Moffly, and will leae today for
their homo In Bayonne, N. J.
x Bala-Cynwyd
MISS MONICA REILLY
Miss Monica Rellly, daughter of Sir.
and Mrs. T, F, Rellly, of Bala, will be
one of the aides at the Flower. Booth of
the Fete Champetre to be given at Merlon
on May 36 and 27,
Germantown
Mrs. Horace Combes, of 511 Lincoln
drive, will entertain at luncheon at the
Philadelphia Country Club tomorrow.
Mr. Arthur Goodfellow, of Detroit
Mich, spent the week-end as the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mr John W,
Goodfellow, of 233 West; School House
lane. Mr, Goodfellow and his fiancee,
Miss Helen Van Dusen. attended the din
ner glvon by the Dance Committee on
Saturday night, which preceded the Gov
ernors" ball at 'the Germantown Cricket
Club.
Mr- and Mrs. John Conkllng Rose, of
Peiham road, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Althea Knicker
bocker Hose, to Mr- John Roy Weaver.
The board of trustees of the House of
Rest. 5919. Wayne avenue, haa Issued
cards for Thursday, May 18. for the
dedication of the InHrraary. Tea will be
served.
Miss Susan Carson, of 181 Maplewood
avenue, who la spending several weeks In
Wllkes-Barre, will gq o New York before
returning to her home.
MUsVMary Campbell Hass was the
guest of honor at a luncheon and, bridge
given by MUs "Sfargaref Cheston-Baker,
of 10 West bll-Eltena. street, Us
week The other quests wrq Mls$
Marjorl Thomas- Miss Eleanor Ddmusds,
Ml EJUe warey. m-ob ki" wwmu,
Mui rauabeth BSdMWW Mart C Zara,
riiwi Ml Ifettlw McowH "-
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MRS. FRANCES PEMnERTON DADE
Mrs. Dndo appeared Inst night in "Dregs," a play of her own com
position, which was voted the best of three given by the Plays and
Playrrs, nnd won the prize offered by that organization. Mrs. Dade
will nppcar tonight in four one-act plays with Henry Sheppard at
the Little Theatre for the benefit of the Osteopathic Hospital.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Harold McAneny. of 1809 Balti
more avonue will entertain tho members
of her bridge club this afternoon. The
members Include Mrs Lehnmn Browne,
Mrs. Warren Mos.s. Mrs Waldo Fehllng.
Mrs. Harold Freund. Mrs Albert Stultz,
Miss Helen Qulnn, Miss Ddna Wller. Miss
Helen Roberts nnd Miss Marjorlo Morris.
Miss Adclo Solomon, of 5141 Irving
street, nnd Miss Louise Hossler, of 1315
South 52d street, were the week-end guests
of Mrs. J. Benson, of States avenue, At
lantic City.
Mrs. A. J. Kegal, of 29 North Robinson
street, Is visiting her brother, Mr. George
D, Dando, of Norrlstown.
Roxborough
Tho nnntinl supper and inustcalc of the
Mothers' Guild of St. Stephen's Protestant
Bplscopal Church, Tcrraco and Hermit
ntreets, Wissahlekon. will bo held on
Wednesdny evening, Mny 1", in the parish
house. Among the speakers will bo the
Rev. Albert Stork.
The members of the Young Men's Im
provemant Association of the Falls of
Schuylkill nro making clnhorato prepa
rations for a carnival to open tomor
row and to continue for 10 days The
affair will be held on the athletic grounds
on Queen lane, loaned by Mr. James Dob
son. Gaily decorated tents, In which there
will bo a sale of fancy goods and home
mado confectionery, a merry-go-round,
special music and a program of sports will
be some of the attractions. In the evening
there will be dancing at tho clubhouse,
3568 Queen lane. The recently elected oill-
cers Include: President. Mrs. John Groves:
vice presidents. Mrs. William Jones and
Mrs. John Roy ; treasurer, Mr. John Whlt
nkcr; financial secretary, Mr. William Fer
guson ; recording secretary, Mr Joshua
Whltaker; directors, Mr William Benham,
Mr. Harold Rlddlough, Mr. Benjamin
Mitchell, Mr. Benjamin Boardman, Mr.
Herbert Russell, Mr. Thomas Wilcox, Jtr.
Richard Cole, Mr. David Huntpr. Mr John
Cortcr nnd Mr John Stlnson Assisting
Mrs. John Stlnson, chairman of the ladies'
auxiliary, wilt be Mrs. Ruth Stubbleblne,
Mrs. J. Nason. Mrs, J. Wyatt, Miss Anna
Morrison, Miss Marjorle Lees, Mre Fergus
Reed, Miss Bates and Miss Emma Bates.
Mrs. Isaac Ward and Miss Cthel Ward,
formerly of 310 Monastery avenue, have
gone to New Brunswick, N. J., to remain
until the Rev. Mr. Ward returns from
his Western tour wjth the Sunday party.
Miss Ruth Jennie Frame, of Ridge ave
nue, nnd Miss Henrietta Elizabeth Shel
drake spent the week-end with Miss
Frame's sister, Miss Marian Frame, at
Wlldwood Cre3t,
Mrs. William W Wilson, of 221 Sumac
street. Wissahlekon. was the hostess at
tho May entertainment of her card party.
Those participating Included Mrs. William
R. Haggart, Mrs. Harry II. Thompson,
Mrs. A. L. Adams, Mrs. Mary Slott. Mrs
George Holland, Sirs. John A. Rtruse, Mrs.
William Ames. Miss Edith Rlghtcr, Mrs.
Paxson James, Mrs. Benjamin F. Hen
dren and Mrs. Elmer Fflsterer.
Mrs. Hamilton Sherlock, of the Falls of
Schuylkill, Is entertaining her son, Mr.
Hamilton Sherlock, Jr.. of California.
Mrs. W. Edward Shappell, of Manayunk
avenue, Roxborough, (suspending a month
In Atlantic City.
Mr, a.nd Mrs. Samuel Levitt, of 1327
Moyamensing avenue, gave a muslcale
last evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hindle, Miss Anna Du Gan and
Mr. William Pass of this section.
Miss Louise CartereaU. who has been
spending a weeK in ocean uuy, nas re
turned to her home on Dupont Btreet.
Mr. Samuel Short, of East Leverlngton
avonue, has been entertaining hl3 brother,
Mr. Howard P. Short, of Washington, D,
C. who Is making an extended automo
bile tour through the East.
Delaware County
Mn. Elizabeth Bartlett. of Highland
Park, has returned from-E. trip to D r
muda. t
Mrs. Francis K. Delp. of Drexel Hill,
wll give a muslcala and tea at her home
on Brunswick avenue the latter part of
this month. The proceeds will be devoted
to the fund of the new Episcopal mission
In Drexei Hill.
Norristown
A dance, one of the most delightful of
society's post-Lenten affairs, was given,
Saturday evening at toe Plymouth Coun
try Club. The golf cemniUUe having
charge of the affair Includad Miss KatH
artaa A, Scheldt, MlM Aime Solly, Mrs,
W tt WhUham. tfgMW H. M
(Stelntttfu.
lBlUit aiiAlU. Vi rtW'i""l !- mawr wimm
vink..(i
North Philadelphia
Miss Sarah Gallagher, of 846 North
26th street, spent the week end With Miss
Emma Johns, of GIAiolden.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O'Hnra, of 919 North
29th street, announce tho engagement of
their daughter. Miss Josephine O'Hara,
to Mr. John Brogan. No date has boon
eel for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, of 3235
Monument avenue, are being congratu
lated upon tho Dlrlli of n daughter, Bea
trice Fisher, on Wednesday, May 3
Miss Ida Drlpps. of 1812 North 11th
street, entertained Informally nt tea this
afternoon. Her guests Included Mrs.
Goorgo Crofton, Mrs. Ralph Humphreys,
Mis. Moirls Lawrence, Mrs. Horace Davis,
Mrs. Walter S. Bauer. Mrs. Allen Moats,
Mrs. Julius Ncufleld. Mrs. W. G. Glbbs.
Mrs. T. M Scholey, Mrs. Charles Thomp
son, Mrs Raynor Bowman, Mrs. C. C.
Clcgg, Mrs. Paul Volght, Mrs John O.
Taxis, Mrs. Louis Blggard, Mrs. Walter
Miller. Mrs I Harvey Cressmnn. Mrs. J.
H. Chndwtck, Miss Inez Donaldson nnd
Mrs. Wesley Flanagan.
Jtr. and Mrs. Leo L. Cohn are occupy
ing their new apartment at 2137 Green
street.
Announcement Is made of the marriage
of Miss Theresa Funk, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Funk, to Mr. Edward J.
Driver, on Thursday evening, April 27, In
St. Simeon's Protestant Episcopal Church.
The ceremony was performed by the rec
tor, the Rev George J. Valenta. Upon
their return from their wedding journey,
Mr. Driver and his bride will be at home
at 2610 Germantown avenue.
To orrow nlcht the Rev. R. S. Hlralde,
the Japanese orator, will deliver a lecture
on "Japan, tne young uiant oi mo
.Orient," In tho Memorial Methodist- Epls
copil Church, 8th and Cumberland
streets.
"TABLEAUX OF THE ALLIES"
STAGED AT WASHINGTON
Fete Held at Octagon House, Once
American Executive Mansion
WASHINGTON, May 9. Everything
but the weather contributed to the suc
cess of the British war sufferers' benefit,
I which oponed a four days' fete last
nlgnt in tne gardens or uciagon uouse,
once the Executive Mansion of the
United States and now the home of the
Amcrlcnn Institute of Architects.
The large garden has been converted
Into an open-air theatre, where this eve
ning the patrons were given an exhibition
of living pictures. This was entitled,
"Tableaux of the Allies," with the subject
and characters as follows: Japan by
Miss Nona McAdoo, Portugal by Miss Ju
liet Crosby, Russia by Miss Margaret
Perln, Italy by Miss Delano. France by
Countess Glzycka as Joan of Arc, Britan
nia by Miss Ethel Harrtman, and Bel
glum by Mrs. Nathan Wyeth. There were
several additional tableaux which In
cluded both men and women from smart
society.
The British and American flags are
crossed over the large Colonial doorway
leading from the house to the garden,
while above the booths are the flags of
the British Empire and the different de
pendencies. What's Doing Tonight
Graduation eierclsta of tha domotlc arU
and normal wlmmlnc clusei, CWrrnantown
llranch. Vouns Women's Christian Anoclatlon,
8 o'clock.
Debate. "Resolved: That tha majority of
men are more interested In the girl lor what
la on her head, than what Is In It." under the
auspices of the Chatham Literary Association.
Baptist Temple, lroad and Berks streets, 8
o'clock,
Youns people's social meettnr. under the
auspks of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. Tha Wlllard. 1D21 Arch atreet. 7:45
o'clock. Free.
Uelmont Improvement Association, 8910 01
rard avenue, 8 o'clock, Free.
Cohocksink Board of Trade, 6th and Dia
mond streets. 8 o'clock. Free.
'Thirty-fourth and 44th Wards Business Men'a
Association, 5318 Haverford avenue, 8 o'clock.
Free,
Germantown Business Men's Association.
Verion Bulldlnc, $U14 Germantown aienue, 3
o'clock. Free,
Feed and Grain Dealers. Bourse. 8 o'clock.
Georse's Hill Improvement Association. 1SS6
form uu sircci. o o ciock. rree.
Tt.
kford Business Men. Marshall" School,
o'clock. Free.
Reception to Mrs Oeorce B. Orlady, Woman
Burfrast party. 1721 Chestnut street. 8 o'clock
Euchre. BOO and dance, for 8t. John'a Orphan
Asylum. Hotel Walton.
Metropolitan Revue, J. W. C. I. boy and
a-lrls. Metropolitan Opera Housi, 7:45 o'clock.
Episcopal convention. St. Luke and tha
Epiphany Church. 8 o'clock.
Anniversary exercise. Scot Presbyterian
Church, Broad atreet sod Castle avenue.
Notices for
the Society pas will be
accepted and
Ltdjcr. but all such notice must be writ
prmieu fn tne bTeainc
ten ou one aim oi tea paper. But ca
suot in full, with full address, and when
yostlsle teleuUoM number must be fitea.
acnu all sueu ctinuunoieatlans to "So
jlebr Kdftor." Eveslus LiJjer, MeTCaMfe
nut strtet.
t7atsr ,tfcM fTsolrcmsntj f-re ?p4
eat, s. UKU. yelasattiu may Si jMsslUtt,
th? catUf. srlil Ml hi yaUiibtt.
Along the Beading
The young women of the Old York Road
Country Club will give their annual play
entitled "The Frivolity Shop" on the
evening of Friday, May i2, and Saturday,
May 13, nt 8 o'clock. In the ballroom of
the clubhouse. Vety clever Jokes nhd
take-offs on the members of the club nro
being arranged by the glfls, ns well as
several original dances and surprises.
Among those who tako part will bo Miss
Elele Daniels, Miss Marlon Gayley, Mrs.
George Elsasser, Jr., Miss Emma Hollo
well, Miss Hannah Hallowell. Miss Eliza
beth P. Hendrlckson, Miss Dorothy Hud'
dach, Miss Dorothea Schlveley, Miss Elsie
P. Smith. Miss Doris Wetherbee and Miss
Myrtle McKce.
fnn,Vnnrde XTX
Walnut street, Jenklntown.
r,WH" 4? . '"" 1. ??
ua.u V.ULIB ui ue lomiK women a v-nna-
tlan Association nn thn lnwn nf Mr. W
C. Kent's home, Benf rond, Wyncoto, on
Wednesday, May 21. from 2 until 6
o'clock. In ense of rain the fair will be
glen nt All Hallows Parish House.
Miss Margaret Cummlngs, of 0716 North
8th street. Onk Lane, entertained her enrd
club yesterday afternoon In honor of her
cousin, Miss Virginia White, who Is visit
ing her from Washington Among tho
guests were Miss Helen White. Miss Dor
othy Kvdf-s. Ml: r.llllan flnrt.P MIsr
Pauline Clarke. Miss Josephine Fields,
Miss Martha Bnlderston. Miss Frances
rtiiowny. mies .Marion Tyson, auss L.eonn
Graham, Miss Alice Moycr, Mlsa Bernico
Brighten. Miss Harriet Orimths, Miss
Agnes Dunlnp, Miss Dorothy Coons. Miss
Helen McKlnlcy, Miss Anna Ott nnd Miss
Ethel Wntklns
The tabl mux given nt the home of Mis.
Samuel Boyle, Jr., nt Rydnl on Saturday
afternoon, were a great success They
were for the benefit of the Christ Church
Homo at Wnrmlnster, Pa , which Is sadly
In need of money, having lost seeral
buildings by fire nultc lately All of tho
tableaux were gotten up by the children,
assisted by Mrs. Arthur Rush nnd Mrs
Boyle. Master Frederick w Morris, Jr.,
played the violin. Mr. Spencer Brock an
nounced the name 6f the tableaux before
each one wna shown, nnd tho names of
those taking part, as follow s:
1 The Mart Tea Party, from "Alice In Won
derland " Mlsi Elizabeth Morris, Mas
ter Frederick Morris, 3d, nnd Master
lllchatd Rush
2 Mr. nnd Mrs Santa Claus Miss Hetty
stewall nnd Master Itandolph Holllnu
Huhnrd
3 A Little French Snldler Master John
Conyn?hm Htevens Jr
4 The Soap Bubble Boy Master Edward
Mtnrr Morris.
n The Arc of innocence. Miss Betty Sewell.
0 The Itusslnn Cossack Muster Furness
Thompson
T The Oolfer Mlsa Dorothy Loverlng- nnd
Msater BlchArd Uush
fl Hutch Cleanser. Miss Molly Bradley.
8 The Chief Cook and Bottle Washer. Mas
10 Uncle Sam Master Randolph Bolllna
ter iteauveau none. ad.
Hubflrn.
11 Villa Mnster John Gilbert. Jr
J! A Pierrot. Master Bowland Gilbert.
13 .Mary, Mary. Quite Contrnry. Miss Su
zanne Cross.
14 Bessie Brooks and Tommy Snooks Mlsa
Mnrlnnna Mcrrltt and Master William
Cross
JR Tho Goat Girl. Miss Marouerlte Boyle.
1(1 Tho Nigger Doll. Mnster Henry Bases.
Tioga
Miss Florence Nolan announces tho en
gagement of her sister. Miss Loretta Marie
Nolan, to Mr. John Charles Morlock.
On Thursday night the Lutheran Broth
erhood of the Church of the Reformation,
Carlisle and Ontario streets, will hold a
preparedness meeting In the church. Ad
dresses will be made by tho pastor, the
uev. i. wnlton Bobst, and Professor Heyl
Mr. George Beck Is president ot the as-
soclatlon, Mrs John Loux, vice president;
Mr. Truemnn Boyer, secretary, and Mr.
John Beck, treasurer.
Mrs. J. Allison Parker, of 3813 North
16th Btreet, gave a luncheon today, when
her guests Included Mrs. Marian W. Ben
jamin. Mrs. Sanford Craven, Mrs. Flor
ence Dalrymplo, Mrs. Carl Herschel, Mrs.
Robert Fries, MrB. A. P, Hausman, Miss
Margaret Hilton, Mrs. William Boggs, Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Abraham Wclkel.
Mrs. Clifford Ely, of 2015 West Tioga
streot, will entertain at luncheon and cards
tomorrow, when her guests will Include
Mrs. Mabel Kister, Mrs. Charles White,
Mrs. Henry McCIoy, Mrs. Arthur H. Blnck
burne, Miss Ethel Bureau, Mrs. Edwin
Wolfe, Mrs. Paut Eno, Mrs. Nellie Mln
dren, Mrs. B. Frank Rawle, Mrs. Isaac
DStwIler, Mrs. Frederick Weber, Mrs.
Emma McCauley, Mrs. Richard Oellers.
Mrs. Howard McCauley and Mrs. William
Brown.
Mrs. William Walton, who has been
spending somo time In Augusta, Ga will
return home during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Bertolet, of 3546
North 18th street, and their family with
occupy their new home In Oak Lane early
in June.
Miss Ray Abrahamson and Miss Amelia
Abrahamson, of Newark, N. J., formerly
of North 13th street, Tioga, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Le Roy Bonsai, of 618
Highland avenue.
Under the auspices of the Brotherhood
of Andrew and Philip the Rev. Dr. Forrest
E. Dager will deliver a lecture, "Getting
There," tonight In St Paul's Reformed
Episcopal Church, Broad and Venango
streets.
An "Elson Educational Art Exhibition,"
consisting of 200 direct reproductions of
the masterpieces of architecture, sculpture
and painting, will be held In the Richard
son L. Wright School, 11th and Venanso
streets, on Friday evening, May 26, from
7 until 10:30 o'clock.
Photo by Paley New York.
.MRS. EUGENE- EBLE
Mrs- Eble, who had been visiting
her parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry
V Hutchinson, pf BJa has re
turned to- hej Some tn Jtar X k.
SiBiBBiBHPsHpKf?aifciBH I
I TRIANGLE CLUB TO APPEAR
IN TWO CLEVER SKETCHES
"Two Little Rebels" to Be Preceded by "The Rag Carpet
Bee' Will Be Given on Saturday of this Week by
Feminine Members of Germantown Club
THE Junior members of the D Triangle
Club of, the Germantown Boys' Club
will give nn entertainment at the Boys'
Club on Saturday night, assisted by Miss
I FlOfPtlPft A. tvfflH-' nt tUfk asnlnii hlnttars
' T n IZAVT T
SUtM I? 'The RagCarp
mce'de JhTX'tel1? rTv
,. ,-,,. ,, , , , .
. of .tn? ?lv" War period In the South. Tho
1 entertainment will bo for tho members of
the club. Tho cast of plnyers follows:
"P.AO CAHPriT llBB"
n M." ''niton. Miss Hmlly nalley: Lnurlna
r.n,,.?n'"" Kleanor DoJd. Susan Olhbs Mlsn
M rtle ptborne, 1-na (llbti. Miss Marlt Hlirel,
Minnie Minnows, .Miss Ulmljs Townendi rfaney
rftjamt, .Miss , Gertrude Sytetrr. Mnndls
reelanrt .Mis Alice Dotld, Snrnh Simons Miss
Kleanor Doilrt. Aunt Sally Marin Miss riorciiee
A l'yrter
"TWO MTTM5 BEHKLS"
Vlmlnla rnHlth... Ml-a tn.11,. tlnllnv TVa-a
IJorH. .Ml, i:thel llrown. Iletty Miles. Miss
c,nri!,ru'no.?,il",,Mr.'.HhirJfi'h.n0orx
Ton.end",eXltne", nlf'M?,
e .-vus. vir
M( Gladys
l tar1nrle
Cnrr: Cnrollne Cummins, Miss Klennor Dodd,
I.uclle Templeton, .Miss Helen Burgess, Mnnny
Mou. .Mls Jrtle Osborne. Pally, Mlsi Mario
Slenel. Nellie Ml" Frances Halnbrldee, Jennie.
.Miss Artallne llnlnbrldite.
A surprise china nnd linen shower was
given In honor of Miss Mary Cummlng's,
of 2063 North G2d street, last Saturday
evening by her sister. Miss Helen Cum
mlngs, nnd Miss Jennie Daly. Tho guests
Included Miss Marjorle Cnssldy, Miss Anne
Hanson, Miss Mario Ottlcy, Miss Sophie
Lyons, Miss Anna McKeaer, Miss Anna
Cummlngs, Miss Elsie Cummlngf, Mr Let)
Kecley, Mr Jnmes Ilnsson. Mr WHIln
Hnsson. Mr. Edward McColdrlck, Mr. A
William
r-
thur Hnvil.tnd. Mr William Ottley. Mr
John Hftckctt nnd Mr. Joseph McCallon.
Miss Cummlngs' engagement to Mr. John
Hnsson was recently announced.
Tho Dr. Solomon Schechter Club, which
was organized about one mouth ago by
Mr. Leon H Rose, held a meeting on
Saturday evening nt the cluh headquar
ters, 91 G South Bth street. Six new mem
bers wcro admitted. Mr. Rose, who Is tho
adviser, lectured to the members on Zlon
Ism. Among those present were Miss
South Philadelphia
' Imitations havo been Issued by tho
Women's Sewing Circle of Trinity Lu
theran Church, for n muslcale and social,
to be given In the chapel building, 18th
and Wolf streets, on Thursday. The olll
cers having the nff.tlr In charge nro Mrs
Henry i Krnft, president; Mrs. Frank
Urlch, Vice president ; Mrs. Jacob Frank,
secretary, and Mrs Gustav Huguenln.
treasurer. Rehearsals are under way for
a production of Gilbert nnd Sullivan's
light opera, "Pinafore." which will be
given by tho choir during tho latter part
of this month.
, Tho members of the "Qui Vivo" Club
will open their summer home nt Laurel
Springs on May 30. Tho House Commlt
tco which Is arranging for the opening In
cludes Miss Margaret Hcaley. Miss Jen
nie Redd, Miss Catherine Dicks, Miss May
Horn, Miss Catherino Jackson and Miss
Sarah Madden Informal dances are be'
, ing given every Thursday evening by tho
club, at tho Corley Club, 11th and Wolf
sticcts.
Jtr. nnd Mrs George F. Jackson, of
1116 Jackson street, announce the en
gagement of their dnughter. Miss Roso
Jackson, to Mr. Paul Peny. The wedding
will take place on June 13.
Frankford
A parlor entertainment will be given by
Miss Mary Felton. of 5424 Rising Sun
avenue, Olney, this eenlng. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of tho Woman's
Home Missionary Society of St. Jnmes'
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. L M. Chase, of 3G1 East Cambria
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter, "Miss Viola Chase, to Mr. John
Selbel, of 3621 North 19th street.
Tomorrow evening will be "Mothers'
Night" at the meeting of the Fathers'
Association of the Frankford High School.
The meeting Is (pr the members and their
friends, also the mothers and fathers of
tho students. The Rev. Dr. Floyd W.
Tomklns will address the meeting, and a
special musical program has been ar
ranged. Miss Kathryn Henry, of Torresdale and
Tacony, entertained at her home on Sat
urday evening. Those present were Miss
Lenora Fries, Miss Kathryn Henry, Miss
Mary Dougherty, Miss Ella Henry, Miss
Mne Henry, Mr George Burger, Mr. Har
old Garvin, Mr. Harry Schmld, Mr. Earl
Hallowell and Mr. John McGraw.
Mrs. Schneider, of 3017 Frankford ave- I
nue. has returnea irom a stay at tne
shore.
The Holy Name Catholic Club will open
Its summer social season with an automo
bile party and supper on Friday evenlnir.
The club members and their friends will
be the cueists of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mc
Laughlin, of Fox Chase, who will enter
tain them at supper, followed by dancln?-
Mlss Ethel Watklna. of 7010 Tulip street,
will entertain nt cards tomorrow after
noon from 2 until 5 o'clock. The guests
of honor will be Miss nthel Mooney and
Miss nose Hughes, of Atlantic City.
AMUSEMENTS
At 10:10, 12:30, S.15. 4, 0. 7:15 and U:30
A J CHESTNUT Uelow Kith
Avpnnui in a M t litis l1 m.
.tt-ILdUlcl William Collier
In "THE NO-GOOD OUV"
ADDED ATTRACTION FIRST CHAPTER
BILLIE BURKE ,n "$&$.
First and ExclusUa Presentation
New Episode Eery Mon . Tues and Wed.
Thurs., Frt. Sat.-"Sold for Marriage."
Globe Theatre "jffifsxs
JlJKtKZ VAUDEVILLE Continuous U
A M to 11 I M. JOc. ISc, S5o.
TWO BIG MUSICAL COMEDY FEATURES
"On Top of the World"
"IN JINGLELAND" $na
T"i 1 lOo 1211 MARKET 20c
HP 51 PP 10 A M TO 11:15 P. II
r cUdUC KITTY GORDON
In "HER MATERNAL RIGHT"
Thurs . Frl . Sat.. Mareuerlte Clark In
MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVE'
COMING CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In 'THE FLOOR WALKER"
TT' i JOc Market ab. Oth 20c
VlCtOna Norma TalmadKe
Roscm Arbuekle In "THE OTHER MAN"
DEEP SEA STUDIES I Last Series)
1 Wfdnf'dsy and Thursday Douglas Fairbanks
r Tf" In 'TIWCOOU-BAD MAN" "
Metropolitan Opera House Mon. Eg, May 15
Pasquale Amato croIs'cSncert
Luca Bolt-, Ctna Clpartlll-Vlafor, Aurello
Gloml Martini Symphony Orchestra (75 mu
sicians) Permission ot Local No 77, A. F. of
M Seats 2 to 60 cts. 1108 Chestnut St.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
TWO NIGHTS, MAY 11 t 12 D Korea's
ROBIN HOOD
Beats BOo to 12 00. 1109 Chestnut St.
LOCUST
524 LOCUST STREETS
EDNA MAY
"SALVATIQ-N JOAN"
DTT TUT AXirn W4 fjfty-i fteL s
ni'il JIYIVJXTI X JFAiMUS W&ttU
forths oarsNas
Gertrude Rubinstein, Miss Reba Rose,
Miss Martha Jacobson, Mlsp Hilda Blle
den. Miss ReVa Halpem, Miss Lillian
Stern, Miss Rosalie Sumers, Miss Rose
Rubinstein, Miss Sarah Qulttle, Miss Sara
Carr, Miss Roso Loffe, Miss Sarah Sliver,
Miss Sara Lavln, Miss Sara Levitt, Miss
Elizabeth Wolf, Miss llose Qurbach, Miss
Helen Cohen, Miss Rosetta Stern, Miss
Knplln, Mr. Leon H, Rose, Mr. William
Lupowltz, Mfs. Ell Rose, Miss O. Halpem,
Miss Mildred Belensky.
REHEAHSALS are now being held for
the musical sketch, "The Ctrl In the
Car." to be played noxt Monday evening
In the Eplphnny School Hall, 12th and
Jackson streets. The proceeds will be
given to the Rev. Joseph P. Smith, rector
of St. Gabriel's Church, Norwood, Ta., fo
tho building fund of tho new church. Twc
of tho features wilt be dance specialties
by Miss Rosalie Hoban and Miss Eliza
beth Walsh nnd Miss Pauline Dougherty
nnd Mr. Daniel A. Hogan, Other mem
bers of tho cast will be Miss Anna Furey,
Mr. Martin Hlckey, Mr. James Conley
Mr. Frank Walsh and Mr. John Woolley.
The sketch Is under the direction of Mr.
Daniel A, Hogan,
Mr Isaac E. Fclnsteln, of 1647 North
8th street, was elected president of the
Alumni Association of the Edward Rut
ledge School. 7th and Norrls streets, last
week. An elaborate celebration Is being
planned by both school and alumni for the
BOth anniversary of the school, which will
occur this fall. The other oDlcers elected
were: Miss Gable, vice president; Mr.
Morris Moscowltz, treasurer, and Mr.
Abraham Sklblnsky, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. J Fisher, of 1901 North
33d street, celebrated the 16th birthday
anniversary of their daughter Miss Bella
Fisher, on Sunday evening. Among those
present were Miss S. Adwokat, Miss R,
Weger, Miss N. Abrams, Miss S. Rosen
bnum, Miss R Atlas, Miss C. Atlas, Miss
B. Deers. Miss O Bolln. Miss R. Ingber,
Mr A. O. Swltt. Mr. Edwnrd Weger. Mr.
P. Kirsteln, Mr B. Citron. Mr. M. Stern.
.Mr. n Ljnnis, Mr H. Lubin and Mr H.
i Podolln.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Rose Blcksteln, of 1723 North
Marshall street, will give a luncheon and
card party tomorrow nfternoon.
Miss Matilda Howell, of Front and Oxl
ford streets, Is visiting relatives and
friends In Easton tor several weeks.
AMUSEMENTS
rpilB (lowers that bloom In the sprlns haae
J- nothing to do with the caso If It's whole
somo InUEhtvr ou seek You can sret all of
that sou want by goine to see Cyril Harcourt'a
Irresistibly Smart Comedy Triumph,
"A PAIR OF
SILK
STOCKINGS"
AT THE
ADELPHI
THEATRE
BEGINNING AT 8:20
TONIGHT
Popular $1 Matinee Thursday
FORREST Now OTSJP
Prices. Mats , lBc & 23c Nights. J,1c, Mc & 30o.
FIRST MATINEE TODAY
A BIG SENSATION
Acclaimed by All the Cirmlctt Photoplay
Ever Presented,
New Edition de Luxe
REX BEACH'S Greatest Work
THE
SPOILERS
Three Acts Twelve Reels
FEATURING
WILLIAM FARNUM
AND
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
Garrick tonight at 8.15
T1IE DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE heab5
THROUGH
THE AGES
By JEHZY ZULAWSKl
with jime. Yorska Robt. T. Hainea
AND POWERFUL SUPPORTING CO. OK 60,
A MOST UAItlNG STAGE EFFORT. Sy.il-
UU1.1X1NG THE bTKUUGLE OF THE
SOUL AGAINST THE IIODV
But Seats (I at Popular ilat. Tomjriuw.
Why does Germany's in
dustry go full blast in spite
of the terrible losses on the
battlefront?
SEE THE "DEUTSCHWEIIRFILMS"
AND YOU'LL GET YOUR ANSWER
CHESTNUT STREET'S
i TO 5 AND T TO 11 V M DAILY
For the Benefit of
War Widows and Orphans
Matinee, 25c Evening, Soc and 50c.
TIT? C A "n T1IIS WEEK ONLY Evg. 8 13.
LitXyJixU Mats. Tomor. & Sat. at 2;15.
A NEW AND POWERFUL DRAMA
The Devil's Invention
By Carl E. Freybe and Hiram K. ModerwelL
Cast Includes William B. Mack, EUsen
tan Blent and Gustav Von Seyrrcriltz,
Dist Seats fl.50 at Pop. Mat. Tomorrow,
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
Adelaide & Hughes
Anna Wheaton & Harry Carroll
Allan Dlnehart 4 Co ; Nonettei Dorothy
Regel & Co. j Primrose Four, and Others.
T VPTP TONIQHT AT 8:15.
Jl X IViU Popular 1 50 Mat. Wednesday.
LAST SEVEN TIMES, HEBE
"ALONE AT LAST"
r"i" - Tr'T" GREATEST OPERETTA
Next Week "Town Topics, flSO.000 Rsru.
tA7olvnf Evenings II No Higher
VV ainUk Pop. Mat Thurs . 2Tc 50c
Re Mat Sat . S5o to T5c.
Popular Mat. Today, 25e and 50c
TWIN BEDS
Duuiiey farear
and WALLACE HEID In "MARIA ROSA"
Kt W'k Seasue Hayakawa In "Allen. Sftd.M
Knickerbocker 40 fnfSW
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