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m WYNNE CHATS OF FETE DE
PRINTEMPS TO BE GIVEN TODAY
v fraternity to Give Large Affair for MoUhtainperp
jfr Virginia and Philadelphia College Settlement, at
tfonte of Mrs. Henry Pemberton, Jr., in Germantown
Home
LirtW-OOOIt entertainments are
W., tfte order of Hie day now,
i The first one of the season
;r hetd this afternoon nr. me nomo
i ir Henry i-emu" "" i
!T' , and School Jlouse lane,
lntown. under the aUsplces-of the
feminity, for the benefit of the
hr..i.Mra nf Virginia tand the Mitta'
i-.Mi. College Settlement,
Mr wraipmltv Is composed of
iP'. L ..i.lnnnble felrls In the
G1 a., c-nod works which thoy un-
Kfr" ami keep up nWl mst ,mlh0
SmtTaitcrnooti's affair will have many
Eful features. There will bo n
-iaret Show, wneru u... . -.
. bo,t dancers will provide special
LlUUon. There will also bo Beneial
fj competitive danchiff, Under the
tlment of L-llllo Crlslleld and Hope
ffiatL The music will be pro-
1 By iiEin i.., - -
. ... ,i ...flint nnt-nniiornalm.
lkM drum """ '"""" ' . ---
I7?.ihf.rlne Kremer Pago will havo
Etutmney table, and Virginia Roberta
L,. k. in charco of the tea, and will bo
ujlsted by Helen and Gertrudo Tower,
,(, Penrose. Mary Alice Clay and
ihlda Fox. Edith Smith will bo In
U,rge of the other refreshments. Then
"there will Je movies, with special pic-.-.
Wanted for the children, A bahy
ItMff for children under 5 years of age,
RVho are ablo to wallc, will provide cs
jwdal amusement. Bach child will re
Hlva a pink or blue toy balloon, with
ti. nr lisr number on It, and will bo
iihlblted where fond admirers may votes
W their favorites. Mrs. 13 'Dlfiby
EtlUeHwlll be In chargo of this baby
'iho. Then there will bo all soits and
fHnis of things for sale. Keally, some-ilmBi-I
marvel how It Is possible for
iW Pa peP,e' wno ,mvo H0 much
ftorfo Old aro interested in bo miuiy
JIIss Margnrct Sulllvnn. of The Url.
her orrVtrlhr'n nt,er v's.t to
ley I'nrk '' J' Comerf. of Hid-
Zi . ,,rescnt' "ccelvlng with Mrs. Ilnr.
S?8 TlnfInl will l" Mrs
?; o'ri)on, Mrs. Albert Chance.
vf v1Crt "nycs- Ml'" Hnlle Mori
Miss Nina Crawford, Mrs. Andrew v
Ijoecher, Mrs. John tjowkor. Mrs. Charles
irt AM?M,r?' W?ndel1 "c,,cr- ' itob-
T I liter ? w 'nMrS' ,,.:dwln " Kcey' x""s
Lillian Wnllaco, Mrs. J. Ivlns NlehnlR
Miss Constant U Jones and a, MUa M
hewis, aided by Miss Vcrda Moore, Miss
Floienco Knnilall, Ml Irene Thompson,
Mai Irene Oenrnley. Miss Adelaide I'lltt
Miss Mary I.oulso Cook, Miss Kllzabctl
Uunis, Miss Virginia Thompson, Miss
Marlon Lewis, Miss MlrnbclH Kaber, Miss
Dorothy Harbor and Miss Mildred Cook.
Tea will bo pouted by Mrs. Burton a
Moore, Mrs. William I Welsh. Mrs. John
H. Dearnlcy, Mis. (J. nickley Hums, Mrs.
W. fetokes Kirk nnd Mlsi Ullzabeth Scho.
Held.
Wedding?
Along the Main Line
OVUIumooiv Miss Janet Williams, of
hnHLranB0, N' '- ls fllc Sliest of Miss
Phyllis Huhn Wnl3h. debutante daughter
of Mrs. l"lorencd Huhn Walrli. nt her homo
on Drexcl load for the week emll
NAHBHUTH Mro. Ilmmor I! Marsh
and her daughter. Miss Tlnri lot Marsh, of
South Xarbcrth avenue, hae gone to At
glen, Pa., for a two weeks' Islt with Mrs
Marsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
Philips.
AKDMOIli: Mrs. It. nswnlrl Itlnulpv
will entertain nt dinner on the oniric-
of Saturday, Miy 20, In honor of Miss
I.llzabcth Sampson, whosa engagement to
Mr. William John Jamison was recently
1 announced. s
,.,- ,n ,-,,hni' tn-rotlinr iui inanv iuu tuniiiniicB in crainjo oi me women s
SrharMes. to gatttci to.temcr so many Mvilntl. i,. ,,,,, " . ,,. ,
ttttlcles for all the sales which nro held ce Building, l.ancauter nnd Crlckct-no-
irln,' -Mty "id June for every one's nnes. .
tpet charity. t VILLAN'OVA l-'rlends of Mral Oeortro
F Mrs. Wimam l'aui ueui win oe in , W- KenUr,cki Jr-i ot i.ennncre villanovYt,
r&iTie fcf the book shop. Caroline will be glad to hoar sho has recovered
'pemkertpn will look after the pony rides, from her recent Illness.
Li I the garden utensils wllf bo In charge miy MAWrii!ss Crtrollno' S,
Rf Josephine IJjran. ' Uarnes. of Hlltovcr, Is spending n few
Among others Intel estoJ are Jfnry days In New York. Tho wedding of Miss
Qnton. Mary Smith, .Mrs. jNicnoias "" ' i'iu nu. u. v. .iuiiiih-.um noas,
!5Tr., ,.iu,i t no to,,i,ni pnm rrnrv ot tho union Theological Seminary, New
tole. Mildred Lee. Isabel Pago. Mary ( Yor w, tnk) )lnce yery u,ctly Jhe em,
Boyd, Eleanor Verner, Katharine Ten- i of June at Miss Barnes' home In Bryn
Fw Carton a Boyd Jean Hancock, Mar- ; Mawr
inret Teaney, n.llth Haily, Rose Dolan, . ST. DAVID'S Althouch the wedding of
flkmVt Dsavo", Catheilno Whaiton jrtss Martha Walton and Mr. jWI'.liam
PJIorrfa, Kathe-lne Putnam, Mildred Weldershelm, Jr., Is to be a very quiet
'.t,r.ih. Mr.... fSui-noo Munn. Paulino n?.n ulte a number of entertainments
fi , .,,,, t,, i I win ue given uv miss Walton's rrlpnas
'DIJSlon, Airs, .lonu aiuinuy jjiauii uiiu , jn iler iionor.
JKaArturo de Ilperen.
those of us who are looking for-
,wird to the Battle of Klowers, which
wu to have been given on Juno 22, will
At the bridge n.irty given by Miss
Helen Bates In her honor yesterday tho
guehts included Miss Katharlno Verner,
Miss Iluth Way, Mrs. William Mann
Prlzer, Miss Bllzabeth Craig. Mies Mar
Ion Mulford, Miss Kathleen McDonough.
te Interested to know that the commit- t Miss Maigaret Walking. Miss Doris Watcr
im.liH rhamrnd tho date, the reason ' ?! Mrs. U P. Klsenberg. Jr.. Mrs. Thomas
I". .L .- ,...,.... .i.. t. i i Walton. Mrs. Charles Walton, Jr., and
yjunstnow;u uuu mm un.-. umi i..u.,u.. jjra Frederick Chandler, Jr.
Mjenfand Georqe Wharton Pepper, Jr., Mrs. Klsenbcig, of Bryn Mawr, will gtvo
hkie'ehosen that day for tlielr nuptials. , a luncheon in honor of Miss Walton on
.. m.mn,HK.n nr rn.in ,11,1 nni . -wonuay ami .uiss Marion jmuroru, or
' " vv -- '
ricj!r)3ce to aslt George nnd Murion to
coh their date, at the Invitations nro
iaH ready to go out. you know, so they de-
tlled tho better thin? to do would be to
tWe their own date, So, my dears.
lle'Battle of Floweis will be held on
(hist, 23 at the Philadelphia Country
Club. NANCY "WYNNE.
Personals
.
illr. and Mrs. Edward Davis, of Hortter
Itreet, Germantown, entertained at lunch
eon today In honor of the bridal party of
Heir daughter. Miss Catherine Huntor
Dwk,, whose marriage to Mr. Charles F.
Rowley will take place tomorrow The
nestrf IncliMed M(ds Katherlne Potter,
111m Caroline Murdock, Miss Isabel
Etoushton. Miss Amev Mashrv Develln.
Miss Margaret Davis and Mrs. Henry JJ.
.Booth, Jr.
P. Hr and Mrs Charles Price Maulo will
entertain at dinner tonight nt thnlr hnrnn.
117 Itlttenhouso street, beforo the 1 pls-Oopil-De
Lancey School dance this evening,
la honor Of their llRllirhfnr. Minn .Tnnn Pur.
on rry Maule, and Miss Dorothy Blair.
Tho guests will Includo Miss Eleanore
h. Carpenter, Mr William W. Keen Free
n. Mr. Henry n. Pemberton. Mr. Wal
tr E. Itobb, Mr Charles a. Wilson and
Hr, Thomas Kldgway Barker.
i, i --
? Dr. aTI1 Afixi ITnnfnr DA,I TTnr.nn.11
l H!8 Walnut street, will give a tea,
iwlth nftnMni ,1.1. n. .. i. n-iin
v - "fi hiid UltDIIIUUIl, hl me ucitg
J"-Stmord to meet Mr. and Mrs, How-
Vi "anseii, Jr., whose marriage
M0K place recently In New York.
Ifr. nti r. tj j ....,
!Pvon will motor to Atlantic City today
- -rv..u mo weeK-ena.
lfr. flnA II.. c. 1 V n..- .
Elliw "D. oauiuei ij. jiauy, jr., oi
fOli i rrlce s,re?t' W,H b'V8 a dance
K.R.M . " ",c'r n wasier iNewun
BlnSri( Ai?on8 tbe guests will be Miss
ti-. in "'PPara, Miss Elizabeth Pear
llSnnt Annabelle Wood, Miss Margaret
Prwi. & ,1'"'r juartyn ueorge. Master
fak t) t,0.1' Maste" E. 'Eldrldge Pen-
IViu.. ". .. "ar ue wuarteu U'.charuson,
ISrV lfred IIulme and Mas'tor Lee
KamH.i0hn- sPariiawk, Jr., will be at
IS!?m rla's ln May after 4 o'clock, at
"tfE? No cards have been sent out!
Wrt. tVlnthPnn c . -j . .
gn, n "--t, oaieciK ana airs. i.q.
EtaW. . ?..w,a elve a llnner.danca
BSfcSunf. Mi33 Theodora Ke.10, Wllle.
K Vd,aushter of Mnwn.) Mrs. Lewis
iMeVlon PnJf?y5.rd 'hl3venlns at the
Ptown .?.K C.lub- Among the out-of.
1Um7.iV i" W.1U D8 lssMara Dallas
ifiSdJf dau?hter. of Mr. and Mrs.
Ktera ..rKassu' 0I Boston, who Is
dCM to Mr Cornelius C. Felton.
1 Mrs. 3nhn a r...i.i. ,. ...
uk! , ty r. vraig wrigni
rair J.dHr Cra,e Wright left yester-
ihoma ... S?ru,ll arm' ,ie"- summer
tTm. n.ear Edmonton, Northwest Canada,
leMMte" Cochran, wife of Lleu
&T1 Cochran. V. S, N., has
Ipeeka, "'"mY0"s oc a stay of several
Pf,ttTOi?H cl'aPter8 o' Sigma Alpha PI.
Ev Wfl Will am Pnn JTI..H c.;i .lll
W it . ith" Jww members ot the chap.
W niSsSr; JQ be slven ,omorrow
Worth K?Sph Bread' JackBon, of 2011
tJnn . . -oi, win entertain
v in ... v.uo ol ti?r nuiiio mmor-
Karv.v , )fuher lKe- M13 Eleanor
laM i . ul 't A,,Y covers wui
BhiVw ,8 KustsiThe decorations
Mr u U.fnr,uas MU Mary Sloan Tay
l7J P Stamme. His, Mar
0 v iiouilon jjia, Dorothv Hlndmu
!.! f?,et.Tullu,s. Mis Katherlne
S fit? :'rtV Evans. Miss Jo-
Abbott Gibson. MW Art.lnlfla
Wayne, a bridge on Thursday, May 18.
DUVON Mr. and Mrs. C. Emory Mc
Michael, of Knoll House, Devon, left
Wednesday to'speml ten days nt Watklns
CIcn.
,"Mrs. George C. Stout will give a chil
dren's circus tomorrow afternoon nt her
placo in Devon. About BO little gue3ts
will be present.
Germantown
Mrs. Edward Comfoit, of East Penn
street, has organized a clasj In Mrst aid
which meets at her home every Thuisday
afternoon. Mrs. Comfort will leave toda
for Saranac.
Mrs. David Young, of 25 West Phll
Ellena street, gave a dinner on Wednes
day night. The guests Included Mr, nnd
Mrs. J. Burton Mustln, Mrs. Rockwell
Stevens, Mrs. Ansel!, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert M. Baync, IJr. Price Hull and Mr.
Gustav Hagedorn,
West Philadelphia
Miss Eleanor Bonsall entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home, 4410
Locust street, in honor of Miss Dorothy
U. Wagner, when covers were laid for
10 guests.
Miss Verna Maria Wertz, of Bedford
Springs, Pa., Is tho guest of Miss Chris
tine Bentnell at her home, 5827 Willows
avenue, Sherwood.
Miss Elizabeth Jamison will entertain
nt dinner tomorrow in honor of Miss Ellz
abeth M. Sampson, whose engagement to
Mr. William John Jamison was recently
nnnounced,
The Dalloy Dramatic Society of the
Church of Our Lady of the Itosary, 63d
and Callowhlll streets, will give a May
hop In the school hall, Felton street below
Callowhlll street, on Monday evening.
Mrs, George Henfen, of 3229 Spring
Garden street, has returned home from a
visit to her; daughter, Mrs. B. I. Wise, of
Norfolk, Va.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. David II, Rose, of 2429
Montgomery avenue, are visiting their
sons, the Itov. Henry R. Rose, at Newark,
N. J and the Rev. Wallace Rose, of
Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Edna Sebrease, of 2132 Wallace
street, will entertain Miss Miriam Gun
thtr, of Baltimore, over the week-end.
Miss Genevieve Carpenter, of 1915
North 13th street; Miss Harriet Young
blood, of 191.2 North 42d street, and Mr,
George Scanlan. of Baltimore, will motor
to Atlantic City tomorrow, ivbere they
will be the week-end guests of Mrs. J.
Youngblood, of 1912 Paclflo avenue.
Mrs. Bertha O. Mertz, of West Alle
gheny avenue, announces tho engagement
of her daughter, Miss Florence May Mertz,
to Mr, G. Raymond Flake, of Lewistown.
Pa. The marriage will take place the lat
ter part of June.
, Mr. M. Decookrof 1327 North 7th street,
Will shortly open his cottage at Arden,
Del., for the summer.
,
Camden' and Vicinity
Miss Nancy Coffin, of Ashland, for
merly of 2d and Cooper streets, will en
tertain at bridge this week in honor of
Miss Genevieve Buckwalter, of 2d and
Penn streets.
Notice far the Bodetj paia will .be
accented, and, prlnfed In u J-"?!?
-lriUer, bat all nucli notice nu b,wrlt-
,.... li. ,a.
bend all urn coniinmucumiMj :j
elm Editor." Ean Ledter, 0 Chutt.
ut. o thai rH?atln way JbV mm1M.
tb notlca vlU not tw pukllad
FISHER COOKti.
Tho marriage of MIbs Josephine John
Cooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
W. rooke, and Mr. Clarence W. Flrlicr
was solemnized this afternoon nt 4 o'clock
In St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill. The
rector, tho Rev. J. Andrews Hartls, offi
ciated Tho bride, who was given In
marrhga by her father, was attended by
her sister, Mrs Blnkeman Qulntnrd Mycr,
as matron of honor, nnd Miss G. Rosa
onde Fisher ns maid of liohor. Tho
four little flower girls were her nieces.
Miss JnwetlhitlA Mvw. Mlna Vlrirlnln. It
Utycr, Miss Prlscllla Jenks and M)ss Bes-
sio 10OUC.
The brldo apprnrcd In n lustrous gown
of white satin, embroidered In seed pearls
nndhrltllntita If.. ....If ..... nl .... nlil
.. iici ,uii ,vitn ii lino ui
point Ince, nnd the bridal bouquet, nn old-
iiiniiioncti one, consisted of Hwectlicart
roses nnd other flowers In pastel shades.
Sirs. Mor nnd Miss FlBher were gowrted
nllko In peach.colorcd net frocks, trimmed
with bands of silver Their picturesque
hats of leghorn straw woro fneed with
black net nnd trimmed with spring floweis.
They carried spring HowcrB. Tho foiir
little flower girls woro tulle and hats of
Georgette crepe, and carried baskets filled
with spring flowers.
Mr John Hancock Arnett ncted ns best
man nnd the tHiors were Mn-'Georgo Gor
don Mcndo, Mr. George J. Cooke, Mr. Kcllx.
N'orrls tir. Oeorgo Norrls. Mr. Blakcman
Qulntnrd Mycr, Mr. AVItllam P. Jenks and
Mr, Wllllim Wnyne.
Following tho ceremony a small re
ception vns hold nt the home of tho
bride's patents, Graver's lnno nnd Crit
tenden street, Chestnut Hill. Mr. rishcr
nnd his brldo will mako their homo ln
Ambler.
CLCRRS KRITTZ.
The marriage of Miss Ruth M. Kretz.
daughter of Mrs. Emnia Kretz, of Rend
ing. Pa., to Mr. Joseph C. Clercs, of 1912
Not th 23d street, wns solemnized on
Tuesday inoniliiR In t. Elizabeth's
church, USd and llctk streets. The cere
mony wns pel formed by tho Rev. Father
Cunningham and was followed by a
breakfast at the Adclphla. Miss Eliza
beth Ktctts attended hci Blstei as maid ot
honor, and Mr. Joseph Hays was best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Clercs will spend a
lorinignt on tneir wending trip and upon
their loturn will bo at homo at 1912
Noith 23d street
Along the Reading
Mr, Daniel B. Wcntz, of tho orchard,
Washington lane, Wyncotc. accompanied
by his fnther, Mr. J. S. Wentz, of West
Philadelphia, will leave shortly for Atlan
tic City, to spend some time
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sachs, of Wyn
cotc, lime Mrs Sachs' mother, Mrs. Weyl,
of Chicago, 111 , as their guest for nn
Indcllnlto time.
Tho Wyncnto branch of the Pennsylva
nia Women's Division of National Pre
paredness will hold a meeting In the
parish house of All Hallows Church
this afternoon for the purpose of organiz
ing (new departments In connection with
thevork and to secure new members.
The Fiist Aid Class that has been meet
ing every Tuesday nfternoon Is n great
success ana win continue through tho
month of June. Thcio nro 50 members
nnd nine departments, from which tho
members can choose.
Mrs. Jncob Iloehm, of Noble, has had
her sister, Miss Sewell, ot Boston, Mass.,
as her guest for the -'nter. Miss Sewell
returned to her homo .his week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'James Sill, of Bent road.
Wyncote, hae Ictt for Atlantic City,
where they will spend several das.
Miss Marguerite Sill Is tho guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Jit. and Mrs.
Ralph Morgan, at their home In Flush
ing, Long Island.
Miss Margaret Waters, of Washington
lane, Jenklntown, accompanied by Miss
Barbara Gardner, of New York, formerly
of Jenklntown, left last Friday for An
napolis. Md., where they attended the
hop on Saturday ovenlng nnd had a sail
ing party given In their honor on Sun
day. Later they motored to Baltimore
and wcro tho guests of Miss Waters'
aunt, Mrs. F. T. Ellis, until yesterday.
Miss Gardner will spend several days
this week as tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Waters at their home on Wash
ington I.ino, beforo leaving for New York.
Miss Waters will remain In Baltimore for
a month or six weeks and will be tho
guest of honor at several luncheons and
dinners.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bennett, of City
lino, Oak Lane, will entertain nt dinner
followed by cards tomorrow evening. The
guests will Include Mr. and Mrs. John
Mullln, Mr. nnd Mrs Harry FIskc, Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Endow, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mur
ray, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mceny. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Flemmlng. Mr. and Mrs. George
Seth und Mr. nnd Mrs. William Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Potter, who have
been spending several days In Atlantic
City, have returned to their homp on
Wagner avenue, Logan. Their brother,
Mr. John Renberger, and his two young
daughters, who have been passing a few
days at West Chester, Pa as the guests
of Mr. Renberger's sister, also have returned.
South Philadelphia
The sixth annual dance -of the Corley
Club will be held this evening at McCrea's
Academy, 1532 Passyunk avenue.
Tho Reliance- Club will hold its annual
dance tills evening at the Lawrence Dane- J
ing Acauemy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roney, of 2038 Mercy
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Mlsa Mary Roney, to. Mr. Harry
Horner. The, wedding will take place In
June.
MRS. OTIS SKINNER
Mrs. Skinner will read Jonson'a "Ode to Shnkespcnre" thia afternoon
at tho tercentenary celebration in the Academy of Music.
Tioga
Miss Helen Millard, of 371S North 18th
street, will give a luncheon, followed by a
thoatro party, tomorrow. Her guests,
who nro members of tho Sigma Gamma
Sorority, will Includo Miss Elennor Stone,
Miss Helen Eyre, Mis Stanley Brown
Vnndersllce, Miss Beatrlco Smith. Miss
Glndy3 Fries, Miss Dorothy Gamblo nnd
Miss Addlo Lutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herschel. ot 3817
North 19th street, nnd Mrs. Herschel's
mother, Mrs. Laura Shlnklc, will spend
the summer In Ocean Grove.
Miss Margaret N. Chase, of 1230 West
Hilton street, gave a delightful tea, with
music, on Wednesday afternoon for the
members ot the 13 Club of tho 1910 clnss
of the Girls' High School, who inolude
Miss Ireno Bobbins, Miss Elizabeth L.
Pluckcr, Miss Jean Rider, Miss Helen
S. McCausland, Miss Vloletta Sutton. Miss
Eleanor Rohner. Miss Ireno 13rer. Miss
Esther Schofleld. Miss Virginia Thomp
son, Miss Florence Cnssln, Miss Kathryn
V. Smith nnd Miss Mnrgaret Ambler.
Wilmington
Frankford
The spring concert of the Symphony
Society of Frankford will bo given In
the auditorium of the High School Build
ing on Thursdny evening. May 25. The
program will Includo "The Merry Wives
of Windsor," Haydn's Second Symphony,
selections from "Lohengrin," "L'Ar
Icslenne," suite by Bizet and Van den
Beemt's arangement of MacDowcll's "To
n Wild Rose"
Miss Ada L. Woerthlo will be the as
sisting soloist.
Miss Mary Corr and MissIelen Corr,
of 2128 North Hancock street, were
hostesses last evening to the members
of their 500 club, among whom were Miss
Anna Murphy, Miss Gertrude Murphy,
Mls3 Madge Mullen, Miss Frances Mullen,
Miss Sarah Harrlgan, Miss Mary Clark,
Miss Helen Bradley, Miss Rosalyn
Murphy, Miss Jnne Daly, Miss Alice V.
McPoyle, Miss Agnes Carney nnd Miss
Lena Macklln.
Miss Murphy, of 5Cth nnd Walnut
streets, Kill entertain the club Tuesday
evening. May 23,
The Historical Review, ln drama,
pageant, tableaux and song, under the
auspices of the Home and School League,
will be given In tho Frankford High
School tomorrow ovenlng. The purpose
Is to stimulate interest In American his
tory In tho homos and schools of the
city. In depleting the historic scenes,
the aim will bo to lay stress upon the
Ideals that gave tho nation birth and to
hold, aloft the high privileges of American
citizenship.
Northeast Philadelphia
A euchre and 500 will be given on Fri
day, May 19, by Miss M. Baker and Miss
M. Campbell nt the former's home. 1121
Marlborough street, for the benefit of the
Immaculate Conception Church, at Front
and Allen streets. Among those present
will be Mrs. Oeorgo Miller, Mrs. Cunnlff.
Miss Carrie Campbell, Miss Emma Logan,
Mrs, Margaret Kenney, Miss Mary Mackel,
Miss Mary Corcoran, Miss May Hollowell,
Miss Sara Dugan, Miss Ida Powell, Miss
Marie Brett. Miss Mary McCrncken, Miss
Elizabeth Shay and Miss Miriam Weln
beck. '
Miss Elizabeth Goldman, of 1623 North
Gth street, will entertain at a luncheon at
her home tomorrow afternoon.
WILMINGTON, Del., May 12. Miss
Augusta La Motto Is In Washington this
week for the horso show, nnd Miss Knth
critic Thompson also attended tho horso
show ns a guest of Mrs. William du Pont
and Mlsa Marlon du Pont, ot Montpeller,
Vn.
Mr nnd Mrs. Coleman du Pont, Miss
Rcneo du Pont, Mrs, Francis Victor du
Pont and Mr. Klcuthero du Pont left yes
terday for Great Neck, L. I., where they
will occupy their estate for the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Blanchard, of
Birmingham, Ala, who have been guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. William N. Bannnrd,
returned home this week.
The Right Rev. Frederick J. Kinsman,
Bishop of Delaware, nnd his mother, Mrs.
KltiBmnti, will leave tomorrow for Bry
ant's Pond, Me., to Join tho Bishop's
father nnd sister, who arc established In
their summer home. Blrchmere.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rcath, Jr., who
were married April 35, have returned from
Bermuda.
Mrs. W. K. du Pont entertained at
luncheon yesterday ln honor of Mrs. Pierre
S. du Pont.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hollyday S. Meeds, whose
marrlago on April 29 was one of the lead
ing social eents of the season, aro ex
pected to return from their honeymoon on
Sunday. They will go direct to the town
house of tho bride's parents, General and
Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont, nt 808 Broome
street, where thoy will live during the
summer.
Mrs. Charles L. Patterson has returned
from New York, where she spent several
days.
There will bo many out-of-town guests
over tho three performances of tho "Pousse
Cafe." Among those who will have visiting
guests will bo Mr. and Mrs. David Lind
say, who aro entertaining Mrs. Warren
Baldwin, of Boonton. N. J., and Mrs. Will
iam Cooper, of Maplewood. N. J.
Mrs. C. Marshall Barton has Issued In
vitations for an auction bridge In honor
of Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont, Thursday nft
ernoon ot next week, at Goodstay, to be
given Instead of the party Mrs. Barton
arranged for Mrs. du Pont In February,
which had to be called off on account of
tho Illness of her mother, Mrs, Belln.
Mrs. Leonard A. Yerkes gave a luncheon
nt the Country Club, Tuesday, for Miss
Bessie du Pont's guest, Mrs William S.
Bergland, of Now Brunswick, N. J.
Miss Harriet Klrkus entertained at
bridge followed by a shower, Tuesday, for
Miss Lydln Chichester, whose marriage to
Mr. Philip Dandridge Laird will take place
Juno 3.
WfaMMineMMfertwateMlMMA"M
WEST PHILADELPHIA CLUB '
PRESENTS AMUSING FARCE
"His Royal Highness' a Comedy in Three Adtst Pre
sented Last Night by Efficient Cast San Domingo
Dramatic Association to Give Opera
M:
.Delaware County
The Woman Suffrage party of Delaware
County hold Its quarterly meeting, fol
lowed by a round-table luncheon, at the
Chester Club, at' Chester, yesterday. Miss
Shane, of New York, was the speaker.
Suffragists from all over the county at
tended the luncheon. Mrs. J. S. C. Harvey
and Mrs Ferree Brlnton took motor
parties down from Radnor township and
a number also motored from Lansdowne.
The Civic Association ot Aldan will
hold a lawif fete on June 5.
TO APPEAR TONIGHT IN "MISS BOB WHITE"
THE Cooper Camping Club, of West
Philadelphia, presented "Hs Itoynl
Highness," a comedy In three acts, lit the
West Philadelphia Club, 4105 Chestnut
street, last night Tho play was followed
by n dance. The Bccne wns laid In Lon
don, England, nnd as tho play dovelopcd
some nmuslng situations were revealed.
Tho cast was as follows!
Oscar von Vcrhocff, the gay Prince of
Eastphalla, Mr. Melvln I). Thompson!
Charles Sumner, who masquerades ns tho
Prince, Mr. Barry E. Thompson! Harry
Truckcrman, who has been a cowboy, Mr.
Jesse II, Whlteley: Daniel Truckerman, a
millionaire, Mr. Wllllnm J, Utherlngton;
Perkins, a butler, Mr. DnVId Roberts; Ger
trude Dainty, an American girl, Miss
Jcannette B. Reeves; Polly Truckerman.
Daniel's pretty daughter, Miss Edytho M.
Fries; Mnrla von Vcrhocff, Ihc Princess of
Eastphalla, MIbs Myrtle H. Cotnpton; Wll
kins, a footman, Mr, William J. Wear, Jr.
Wlllnrd Spenser's tuneful opera, "Miss
Bob White," will bo presented for tho sec
ond tlmo this week In St. Anthony's Hall
tonight by tho members of tho San Do
mingo Musical nnd Drnmatlo Association,
under tho direction of Mr. W. Francis
McNIchol. i
Members of the Castlo Club, of West
Philadelphia, entertained their members
and friends on Tuesdny evening nt tho
Forsyth Hall, 4918 Baltimore avenue. An
elaborate buffet luncheon was served. The
singing wns furnished by Mr. Joseph
Young, In his latest song hit; Mr. Berrlll
D. Barron, Mr. Wllllnm Cain Holta nnd
Mr. Lawrenqo Walters, assisted by Mr.
Friedman nnd Miss Dorothea Lotz at the
piano. Mr. Larson nnd Miss La Point
gave a dancing exhibition nnd Mr. Ed
ward Colo also cntci talncd.
a AND MRS. AUGUST O. HUNT
entertained nt n danco on Friday
evening In honor of tho 18th birthday of
their daughter, Miss Edna Mario Hunt.
The guests, who number about 100, were
from tho school set nnd Included many
from out of town. Miss Hunt was assisted
ln receiving by Miss Edna C. Jackson.
Original readings, Interspersed with
musical selections, wcro given by Miss
Christine C. Wholen, assisted by Mr. Carl
Tschopp, at Students' Chapter, 1319 Sus
quehanna avenue, last night. Several hun
dred Invitations were sent out. Mr.
Tschopp played several duets with Miss
Whelen and sccral solos.
A supper and danco wns held at tho
offices of Abbott's DalrlCB, 341G Lancaster
avenue, last Saturday.
Tho guests Included Mrs. C. R. Llnd
back, Mr. W. B. Orlscom, Mr. G. W. Sny
der, Mr. R. Rlchman, Mr. M. Buzby, Mr.
M. W. Culbertson, Mr. J. E. Taylor, Mr.
E. R. Richardson, Miss Mary .Carey, Miss
Stella Porter, Miss Viola Kratz, Miss
Florence Haywood, Miss Anna Hirst,
Miss Mnrgurct Ilyam, Miss Edna Potts,
Miss Edna Strehle, Miss Mario Penney,
Miss Mary Ellis, Miss Isabell Wyeth, Miss
Ethel Hill, Miss Sarah Atchison, Miss
WInfred Wessner, Miss Beatrlco Wcss
ncr nnd Miss Elizabeth McMahon. Mr.
C. It. Llndback Is president of the Dairies,
Mr. W. B. GriBCom, first vice president;
Mr. Milton Buzby, second vlco president;
Mr. Walter Moore, secretary ; Mr. G. W.
Snyder, Mr. R. Rlchman. Mr. W. Hackct,
Mr. H. Buzby. Mr. E. Vogg, Mr. W. G.
Culbertson nnd Mr. W. B. Grlscom. Jr.
MR. AND MRS. EMANUEL SALVIN,
ot 1902 North Franklin Btreet, enter
tained on Wednesday nfternoon In honor
ot the eighth birthday ot their son. Master
Gerald Salvln. Twelve little guests were
present.
The Regal Club's last subscription
dance of the season will bo held Sat
urday ovenlng. May 27, at the Century
Club, Lansdowne.
Tho friends of the Lebanon Hospltnl
held their usual meeting last ovenlng. They
nre preparing for their concert and danco
to be held at the Parkway Building on
Sunday evening. May 21. Tho Refreshment
Commlttco is composed of Mr. II. Tnhl, Mr.
B. Plcus, Miss M. Flngle, Miss B. Kurkel,
Miss G. Splegal and Miss B. Wlnklemen.
Tho St. Francis' Centro Alumnae of the
Catholic Girls' High School will present
n rtbiifhtri mils nil rnmpiv. miLiLieu .,1
Night In tho Forest," In St. Elizabeth's
Auditorium, 23d street and Montgomery
nvenuo. tonight. There will be beautiful
scenic effects and the costuming will be
ntKm.nn Thn flrla huvA Iipoii rfdie:irslnir
constantly for two months and everything
bids fair to a successful entertainment.
They havo been under the directorship of
Mr. Harry M. Taylor. Miss Julia McDon
nell will portray the leading character,
that of Carmen ; Miss Marlon D. Belz, ns
Florencln; Miss Margaret Ryan, as Car
lotta;. Miss Margaret Cassldy, as Enri
queta. and Miss Veronica Llncke, as
Emilia, will complete the principal char
acters. The chorus will bo composed of Miss
Catherine F. Tourlsh. Miss Margaret E.
Kelly, Miss Margaret M. Kelley, Miss Mary
A. SplUan, Mlsa Elizabeth Trucksess, Miss
AMUSEMENTS
,Top row Jame3 McCaffrey, L. T. Fryckburp;, Leo Joyce, Joseph Dunne, William Haverty and W. Dalton.
Second row Miss Anna V. Murray, William Dayine, Miss Marguerite Reardon, Miss Philomena Verona,
Miss Helene Dinnean, Miss Frances onnell, Miss Gertrude Kane and James F, Dougherty. Third row
Matt Dunne, B. Kelly, -Miss Lillian Connell, Miss Mary Baxter, Miss Adelaide Morse, Lawrence Kelly,
Miss Mildred Tobln, Miss Frances De S. Tobin, Joseph Widerman and John Devlin. Fourth row Fred
A. Riemann, Miss Catherine Carman, 0. V. Maug&n, Miss Jane C. Edel, John P. J. Joyce, Miss Catherine
GilHn, James I. Kearotfy, John C Tredenick. Miss Catherine Kane and Frank Temple, Jr. Fifth row Miss
Katherlne E. Call, Miss Rosalie Moscony, Miss Marie Moscony, MLss Rose Cullen, Miss Grace'McBride, Miu
Jean Nelspn, Miss Mare Bradley and Miss Huth Hardy
THE STANLEY
MARKET AI1QVB l'OTH
11:15 A. M. TO 11:15 I. M.
LAST TWO DAYS
GERALDINE FARRAR
And WALLACE ItDID In Firat Preoentatlon
"MARIA ROSA"
All Next Week rremlere of
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
(Lata Star of "The Cheat")
in "ALIEN BOULS" .
Dorothea Stein, Miss Mario Hdddermnn,
Miss Gertrude Fischer, Miss Emma Varl
Dersllce, Miss Josephlno Seltter, Miss Jo
sephlno Conroy, Miss Helen a Conway,
Miss Adele it. druber, Miss Mnrgaret M.
Splllan, Atlss Helen A. O'Connor, Miss
Anna Mnher, Miss Catherine Downey, Miss"
Mary Fischer, Miss Elizabeth Cunning
ham, Miss Crescentla Beck, Miss Mar
guerlta Costcllo and Miss Elizabeth M.
O'Rourko. A dance will follow the performance.
COTTAGES OPENED
EVERY DAY AT SHORE
Chelsea nnd Ventnor Houso
Owners Are Already Estab
lished at Shore
ATLANTIC CITV, May 12. Mis
Sweeney nnd Miss Elizabeth Sweeney
hao returned to their oottngo, 27 North
Chelsea avenue, after spending several
days ln Logan, where they wero the
guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Stewart.
Miss Gertrudo Zano has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Rogers, who
havo opened their cottage, 4703 Ventnor
avenue.
Miss Helen McCoun. who hnn been vis
iting In Chelscn. loft tho first of the week
for Philadelphia to visit Miss nosallo
Hoban, nt 1C0D South Broad street, erf
route to her homo In New York.
A number of Phlladelphlans nro opening
their cottages for tho summer months. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J, B. Duntnp aro occupying
tlielr Ventnor homo, 14 South Vnssar
square
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schanz and MIbs
Jcsslo Evans Schanz wllL open their cot
tage, 27 South Rhode Island nvenuo, next
week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Schanz havo been
coming to Atlantic City for tho last 20
years.
Mrs. Charles Webb will arrive tho first
of Juno to open her cottage, 109 South
Elbcron avenue, Chelsea.
Dr. and Mrs. Von Vierlolc will spend
tho summer at their Chelsea home, 3500
Atlantic avenue.
Mr. Vernon Schroft has purchased tho
cottage, C613 Winchester avenue, where
ho will spend tho season.
Among tho prominent railroad officials
who will spend tho summer hero aro Mr.
Agnow T. Dice, president of the Reading 4
Railway, who has taken a cottage at Sov
ereign and Pacific avenues ; - President
Samuel Rea, of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, who will occupy his cottage, 138 SL
Charles place, nnd Mr. J. It. Wood, for
mer general passenger agent of tho Penn
sylvania, who has a cottage ut391G Vent
nor avenue.
A benctlt recital was given nt the Hotel
Chelsea last night for Joseph Irwin, a
Philadelphia boy, to raise funds to con
tinue his musical education In Now York.
Mr. Irwin Is a violinist of great promise.
Mr. and Mrs. Alnn P. Smith. Jr., nnd
Miss Miriam Smith, of Baltimore, who
havo been at the Dennis for a week, re
turned home on Monday. They have en
gaged apartments nt tho Dennis for tht)
summer months.
What's Doing Tonight
Tcmpernncn rally, Convention Halt. 8 o'clock.
lecture, "Shakespeare, the Man." by Prof.
J. Duncan Spaeth. Oiraril College Chapel, 7:30
o clock.
Mtnutrel Miow and dance, under the auspices
of the Mndonna Catholic Cluh. New Lyrio
Hull. II2S t'outh Oth Ktreot, 8 o'clock.
Latin-American Society nmoker and recep
tion in connection with the Cervantes tercen
tenary, llounton Hall, University ot Pennsyl
vania, 8 o'clock.
Educational Society. Houston Hall, Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, 9 o'clock.
1'enroie itrpubllcan Leaeue rally. T. A. n.
Hull. 1IJ1 Germantown avenue. 8.30 o'clock.
Tree
Kionomlc Club of Philadelphia dinner.
Bellevue-Stratrord Hotel..
Church Historical .Society, Christ Church.
Director Krusen talks on "EllmlnatlnK th
Mosquito." Kensington recreation plasround.
Dr. nnleht W. Wylle to lie Installed pastor
of St. I'aul'H 1'resliyterlnn Church.
Reception to new officials of I. Jt. It. Y. M.
C, A.. 41st street and Westminster avenue.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST Last Four Times
TWICB DAILY, 2:15 AND 8!15
Prices, Mats , I5c 4: li.-.c. Nights. ISc. SSc 6c tSOc
SEW EDITION DE LUXE
gJcHtt THE SPOILERS
mcann than evkh 3 acts is reels
. Featuring
WM. FAItNUSI 'and KATIILYN WILLIAMS
NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW
A. H WOODS Presents
A New Comedy by LAWIIENCE IUSINQ
HIS BRJDAL NIGHT
WITH THE
DOLLY SISTERS
T.YRTP TONIGHT AT 8:15.
LJ x ixj Ilemilar Matinee Tomorrow
LAST THltEE TIMES HERE
"ALONE AT LAST"
FRANZ LEHAR'S GREATEST OPERETTA
NEXT WEEK SEATS ON SALE
THE OHEAT J150.000 MUSICAL HEVUB
"TOWN TOPICS"
THE GIANTESS OP aAIETV
With DERT LESLIE, SOPHIE TUCKER,
WELLINGTON CROSS, LOIS JOSEIUIINU
AND 155 OTHERS
30,000 rasnlon Show With 40 Models
XT I 10c Market ab. Oth 20o
l TfTfV Today It Tomorrow
V 1L LUI Id Mabe, Taliaferro
In "SNOW-BIRD"
Hank Mann In "HIS BREAD AND BUTTER"
Next Mon., Tuea , Wed. First Showing
Charlie Chaplin in "The Floorwalker"
HIS LAit-a A.1U S Uif fc3 I.UMCW1
fl-lnhp Theatre "AInIsts.
VXlVWC VAUDEVILLE Continuous II
A. M to 11 P. M loo. ISc. 25c
TWO BICJ MUSICAL COMEDV FEATURES
"On Tod of the World"
"IN JINGLELAND"
AND
OTHERS
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
TONIGUT--DE KOVEN'S
ROBIN HOOD
Seal 60c to 2.00. 1100 Chestnut Street.
T-v -1 IOC 1ZJ MARKET 20o
Ma Iqp io A- TO "! p- '
X alalvC Marguerite Clark
In "MOLLY MAKE-UEHEVE"
COMING CHARLIE CHAPLIN
ln 'THE FLOORWALKER"
At 10:40. 13:30, 3:15, 1. 0, T:45 and 0:30.
A J- CIIKSTNUT Below lOth
A VO & fl 1 P TODAY TOMORROW
In "SOLD FOR MABRUOe"
L n f 62ND A LOCUST STREET8
O C 11 t HAROLD LOCKWOOD
"THE COME-BACK"
T3o1yvrvlf B2ND ABOVE MARKET SI
XJOiniOIlb CONSTANCE COLLIER
"CODE OF MAItfll nmv
WnnHciflo Philadelphia' FQmoi Pw.
VV UUUMUB FrM to Park Trolley pitrooj,
liltVL AND liia BAND
Why Did the Bulgarians
Win Over the Servians?
SEE THE "DEUTSCHWEHRFILMS" AND
YOU'LL GET YOUR ANSWER
Chestnut St. Opera Houso
2 to 6 and T to 11 P. M. Dally,
For tha Benefit of War Widows and Orphans
Matlneea and Evenings Prices, 10c, IBa & 25o,
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STREETS
Adelaide & Hughes
In "THE CAT AND THE CANAnY"
Anna Wheaton & Harry Carroll
Allan Dlnehart & Co,, Nonette and Other
Next Wk. Bessie Clayton & Co.
Pivvifilr TW" Next Week. Ea.. 8:15
vJall-l" Matinee Tomorrow at 2:15
THROUGH THE AGES
By JERZY ZULAWSKI
with Mme. Yorska Robt. T. Haines
AND POWERFUL SUPPORTING CO. OF 00.
Beat Seats 31 at Popular Wednesday Matlne
ADELPHI-
.Tonlcbt at 8:20
Regular Mat. Tomorrow
l, Kllll. JliUltUUIlTB B&UUIT COMEDY,
"A PAIR OF
SILK STOCKINGS'''
THE IDEAL SPRING ENTERTAINMENT
METROPOLITAN Monday Er May 15.
Pasquale Amato oJEIS'SKSt
Lucu Ublta, Olna. Claparelll-VIafora, Aurello
Gloinl Martini Symphony Orchestra (T3 mu
sicians) Parinlsslon ol Local No. 77, A- F, of
M beats 32 to BO cts. 1109 Chestnut SL
Walnut uJ&Ve&
TWIN BEDS -wVKs&'w'
Knickerbocker
40th A Market
"On Trial"
LAST TWO DAYS 0F THE SEASON
Public Recaption Tomor Afternoon 4 Eve.
BroadLast 2 Evgs. ?
THE DEVIL'S INVENTION.
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