tf ANCY WYNNE IS INTERESTED IN
UOK1JNTHIAN CLUB'S OPENING
Commodore Longstrdth Will Keep Open House on the
Aravvan, Hia Yacht, Which He Will Anchor in the
Stream Clubhouse Open All Season
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ilW formal opening of tho Corinthian
iTAcht Clul), which win lane pinco on
ealiirdav afternoon, ivir. i;nanc innr,-
itMh 1ms been mrtdo commodore, to sue-
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,, rontrstretli. "is very mirucuve uuugii-
. who Is beginning to ntteinl ilcbutnnio
Unctions, Is consequently official lajy or
ifm club, iJlinnor huh uueii in inuurmiiR
m the past year, and every one is slml
trelcomo her to the vat-totis festivities.
lTh9 clubhouse will be open from 1 until
j O'clock, and tnero win nc wincing most
it the nftcrnoon. A bqrtet Rupper wl)l bo
Served and about 400 guests Will attend.
On of tho events of the nternoon will
hi the raco ror tne itaccaooui uiass.
fficn Comm6doro iKinRstretli will Itcop
'open house on his llaRshlp Armvan In
ttio open sticam, where she will be nn
tared from 2 o'cloclc on. Tomorrow
ivcnlng Comtnodoro Longstrcth will give
a danco at tho yacnt ciuo in nonor of his
daughter, when thcro will bo nbout GO
guests.
There will be a delightful dance this
evening at tho Merlon Cricket Club, tin-
W Atr the atlsplcc-j of thu llnln M'lo Cmor
, gency Aid Comnilttee, of which Mrs.
Charlton Ynrnnll Is chairman. Tho affair
f? will bo a fancy dress party, and a num
ber of tho women Interested will give din
ners beforo tho event. I understand
"the fancy dress Is not obligatory, but It
E certainly helps tho gaiety of nations.
itost persons havo somo fancy costumo
to wear, ns thcro nro so many of thoso
Jclnds of parties now, so I guess most
pcopio win wear ii.
Meyer Davis' Orchestra Is to play for
fho dancing and Henry Reeves with his
orchestral attachment will bo on hand.
Ho certainly Is a walking band all to
hlmielf. It Is all I can do to dance when
('ho Is playing because It is so fascinating
to watch him. Suddenly he rings a bell
with ono hand or bents n drum with tho
other and bangs n cymbal with the third.
hp I raa about to say; anyhow, ho plays
tome other Instrument In between times.
With all tho rest of tho nolso ho makes
f he has a Vlctrola going and things which
make queer groans and other odd sounds.
in Believe me, young Henry Is somo or
chestra. Ho keeps dandy time, too, and
Is certainly an Institution.
I hear Mnthllde Vell Is nbout to give
j, up her work as n. photographer and In-
L tends to take n much-needed vacation.
EL" Oha la rrrttnt t,i rilnan lt.ii ,t,i,lln 1,, tlin
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Ural vi juiiu umi wjii khciiu tnc summer
in KenncounKpori. ami win niter mai
live In Now York, whore she has taken
tm apartment In Stuyvcsant Square. She
did wonderful work anil mui ono of tho
f-: :.::' .:"..: ....,. "...
nrsi women in mo ueici 01 ousines.s. .now
lvcrywhero one goes ono meets women
itl genno Dirin in mo worKiir maris,
Lout ii waa noi o usuui, v.uun .uisa vcn
tttuted, and she, having tho courago of
htr convictions, cnrrleil her art Into bus!-
wiess ahd gained the reputation of being
one of the best photographers In tho
city. She. does itot Intend to tnko the
work'up In New York. I havo a slight
suspicion she will turn to things literary
now that she has decided to tnko home
time to herself. NANCY WYNNE.
n8,ir' of ren"Vlvanln, will give their
Vt1Thr,VSU"r.dny t Ids
weei nt Three Tuns Inn. Mr-. James A
Walker Is president of the society.
Along the Main Line
of wv.n;,.;x.v;v;"".. " ,n.m. rm
e enllig before tho costume danc" it he
?.!? CllC fuM
IIAVrirtKOUf)-Mnln Line society will
nttond the costume dsneo given at the
Melon ",,ekel ciul. tl,l eol ng for ,n
benefit of f,e K.tln Mnc 1lrnnd nf the
of the affair Includes: -i-bo
Mrs. Orcnvlllo Dodgo Xtontgoniery. chair
man; Mrs. Robert Ullpln Hrvln, Mrs
ucorgo Jllack Koa and Mrs. Charles '
.PnY.N'..srAWU nr- an(1 XIrs- "on Clark
..in-, in nrj-n niawr. anil tlielr guent. Mrs
Jtorge Emory Daniels, of Heading are
tnklrg a in it-n- trip to Cherr.penlco liny
Tho alumnae of tin- Ilnlihvln He'iunl Is
it'vlug n dimur nt I'm pcliool on Friday eve
ning May in. oh .Saturday afternoon'. Mn
20. Miss .lohnson, of the school, Is giving n
tea for all the old pupils.
WAYNE Mr. William Henry Snyen, of
Radnor and Kiglo roads, was given a sur
prlso party last .Sunday, on his sIMy-clghth
birthday. Ills tlueo sons. Mr. Osgood Say
en, Mr. Frederick It. Sayen and Mr. William
Henry Saycn. Jr., returned to eclehrato
tho day with him.
Miss Jennie Hickman, of Oermantown,
has been spending u fow days with Miss
MaryAman, nt her homo on Wayne ave
nue. Mrs. Henry P. Iiorle, of Wnyne, Is spend
ing a few dayB In New York.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Francis (J. Rugg. of G017
T.nrchwood awnuo, are receiving congrat
ulations on the birth of a son, Francis Wil
liam Itugg. May I .Mrs. I'.ugg bermo her
marriage wan Ml3 Irabelle Uottonttcy.
Mir. A. Haley, of ,1820 Earing street, will
rpend tho summer In Wllllmnport ns tho
guest of hor mother.
Personals
Miss Mary Eleanor liohlen. debutante
1 daughter of Mrs. Woodvlllo liohlen, will be
tucst of honor at u dinner tonight which
Mr. and Mrs. John White Geary will glvo
at tho Fish House. Among tho guchts will
bo Mr. and Mrs. S. Honsall Brooks, of Ilal-
tlmore. who are tho cucsts of Mrs. liohlen ;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Eaton rrmriwell. Miss
Valentino Mitchell. Miss ujjenlsi Kelso Cas-
satt, Jtlss Agnes nreckle, Mlns Elizabeth
Cushlnc N'orrls. Mlns! Fll-ibeth W. r.rllllth.
Mfes Mariana W Oowen, Mies Eleanor
De 0 Cuyler. Miss Helen Ellis, Mr. Ed
ward Page, Mr L'pton Sullivan, Mr. Fltz
Uugene Nowbold. Jlr. William Cochran. Jr ,
Mr. Hlchard Tllghmau, Mr. Evans Tucker,
Mr. (Iraliani Itobcrts. Jlr. R. Penn Smith.
E Mr. Francis Richmond, Mr. Harold M. Wlll-
cox. -j.no uinncr win lie roiiowcu ny uanc-
Miss Jean C II Mill tt, of Illrdwood, Tor
fesdale, has been spending several days In
New York as tho guest of Miss Madeleine
'jjanigren.
I
Mr. nnd Mw. Archibald fturklle nro
ependlng a few days In New York at tho
BU Regis Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland U Taylor and Miss
U MarJorv Tnvlor. fnrtnirlu nf L!n Wi-st
Chelten a-onue, aro now occupying their
Jew home In Penllyp, which they havo
Bought from tho Franc-Is Hands,
Mr, and Mm Oliver FLiton Rrmnwcll liava
i, taken a villa at Narrugansett I'ler for tho
, luinmer.
The U8Ual WMtlllv mApllnir nf Ihn unu'ltlt-
letass which meets at the home of .Miss
IKleanor H. Hopkins took plaoa thli) mnrn-
Mne. The Indlen nrn smitImi- fnw I, a l-allnf
Kof the French, and nmeng tho members are
ws iiargot IS. TJcull, Miss Anno M, 14
ELColeman. Mph. eipmnni n ufn,i,,iTi,f iird
PAlbert U Smith.
Mrs. Charlea S. Townscn nf Murilmm.
try avenue, llryn MAwr, has gono to New
Rjfqrk for a short stay.
Kn. .., .. ....
iiVr. ""u M" ''Win Jiiuan oraham. of
sl?13 Hnnif-M ut,ui i.....n ..... i .u..i ..,.A
Hii Vn 'or the summer. Their daughter,
L1M Irfirralno rinnrli-lnH rinhiim will lio
kamong the debutantes of next season.
Mrs. WUltnm TlnoVnfr t rlnnr.l.ln.. a...
Hntalned a BOO party on Twawday evening
?at her home. '
Mr find Htw 1i'lllln m i(......u ..
. - -"p- tiiaiii 4- 4IUIIICI, U4
5fVon, will entertain nt dinner tha niienlin:
5ht of the Horao S)ow, May 30.
MlS Arthur "vrnaiMn iitii. .. - . uit
WA, -.., -uuun W IIDUM (im W Villi'
wens n.irtv n ir.i.. . . j -.
RtadwuY" .. ..ri "ru...
KftftUmV "H 4UJJM JIUmVr 111 HWIW
Fin. 1, 3a birthaay of har Ultto ddughter,
Luua IjqpQ owe. "VVilpon.
Mr flnrl IFru rtnnk.- tt ti. ...in .
Ml anrl Iffo T3..,ii n .. J n
jtffrollton, the flrst of the "week.
Mrs. flnrk. ,..., . utl u ..
Eihi. wlU not ocO"Py her hous Ip. Devon
l?a 1 leaver for Atlantic city
tMlaa Helen Dell, of JJH looust street. U
"virmg ner fathefn cottage at Celmar
Mr. fi,rf a v.-,..- ... n .. .
py; - oiimii y. v,oiiun, jr.. ui
Htoifea0w Houlle' Bry Mwr. enwr-
Tiygf-t v'""" qwwi; B wmuisur
tfmtvm o riar Star Wy, t
South Philadelphia
Miss Roso Lenzl, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Nicholas Lenzl. nnd Mr. Jtnlph Feil
cilco. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fcderlco,
wero married Tuesday afternoon at St.
Rita's Church. A reception followed at 101C
South llth street. Mr. Joseph Gordon was
best man.
Miss Reba Leek, of 1210 South 22d street,
gavo a inusicalc at her homo last evening.
Among the guests wero Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles E. Smith, of lloston, who nro visit
ing heie.
Tho members of tho Knut Club Eodgo
338. I. O. 11. S., will glvo their annual dnnco
on Friday evening of next week nt tho Roy
al Hall. 7th and .Morris streets. Mr. Joseph
Young baa consented to gho several vocal
selcctlor.n.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. C. Elbeit Hoffman, of High
l.1t d' Park, entertained .Monday evening In
honor of the first birthday of their son,
Master Elbert Dotterer Hoffman. The
decorntlons wro nlnk Anionic the guests
weic: Mrs. E. R. Dotterer, Mrs. C. Lad
den, Mncr Martin Ladden, Mrs. J. Hoff
man, Mlsi Ellzaliclli. Miss Alice and Ml
Mary Hoffman, Mr. Maynard Hoffman. Mrs.
It. I j. .Iimrs, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sassaman,
MIhs Elizabeth .Sassamnn. Master John F."
Ullbert SuHMimun, Mr. nnd Mrs. ). P.
Hoffman.
MFPPtfJI ' 1 r T T Tffl IT m IT r ii I 1 1 1 m ii w rf vrf f Pii Xyi TTMrrnnwr i i i
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Weddijigs
MISS ELSIE MOllRIS URINTON i'"" ' Mr.vu.
Miss Brinton, who possesses a voice of remarkable beauty, will tnkc
part in tho production of "Patience" to bo given by thu Savoy Opera
Company this evening, tomorrow and Saturday for charity.
Germ an town
North Philadelphia '
Mrs. William lgcr. of 1030 Oxford
street, gaMs u luncheon followed by bridge
at tho Uermantown Automobile Club yes
terday. Luncheon was served at small
tables decorated with goldoti-hued spring
lowers. Mrs. Robert CUnnlngs, of Omaha,
Neb., assisted tho hostess hi receiving.
There wero 100 guests.
Class of '81 of tho Girls' High and Nor
mal Schools will be entertained on Satur
day by Mrs. Sarah Horn Masland, of Hol
land Station
Mrs. Robert fardwell Shields, of 281B
North llroad street, will entertain at lunch
eon and bridge at her homo on Friday.
'lira. J. X. Pollock, of Little Roc. All?.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. R. liloom, of
2317 North 31st street.
Miss Sadlo Gallagher, S4B North 2fith
street, entertained at a card party at her
honio'Iast evening, which was followed by
a dance.
Tho IJetta Kappa Sigma Soroilty of tho
William Penn High School, the School of
Industrial Art and tho West Philadelphia
High School for Girls will give a card pa'-ly
on Saturday at MksIiiu'Ii'm Draulng itooniJ.
13th street nnd (llrnrd avenue.
W fi
Northeast Philadelphia
A straw berry festival will bo given on
May 28 and 2D by St. Aim's parish, at
Memphis street and Lehigh n venue, for tho
benefit of the Holy Family Church, In Maua
yunk. Dr. "and Mrs. F. R. Sclffcrt. nf 2202 East
Cumberland utreet, are spending the week In
the Pocono Mountain
Mr. Anthony McGnrvey. of 2070 Rich
mond street, is spondlng tho week at Heel;
schervlllc. Pa.
Roxborough
MISS ELSIE SGHEPFLER
i
The engagement of Mfss Elsie Sclieillcr.
f Shainoliin, to Mr. George Ii, Edmunds,
of this city, was announced Tuisday, at a
party given In her honor by her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Schemer, The wedding
will take place somo timo In July.
Miss Helen Harnett, of 0308 Mor
ton stret, will entertain at luncheon and
bridge In honor of Mlsa Rae Fox, on Tues
day, May 2J.
The children In the primary department
of tho GarmantQWir Academy will give an
entertainment on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. There will bo quotations from
Shakespsaro and a dramatization of "Httn
sl and Qretel."
The annual business meeting of tho
Alumnae Association of the Stevens School
will take place on Wednesday af ti iiuun.
May 31, at 3 o'clock at the school. 221 West
Chelten aienue. Tharo will b a reception
afterward to the members of tlm jfruduatlog
class and the faoulty. Tea will be wrvod
pn the lawn,
Mr Samuel BIspham Bown, of 6407
Wayne awima, l spending fceveral days
In AtlanjJCity.
The Men's Club of the Olrard Avenue
Unltailau Oftmh beW a wMtlnc. followed
by a social hour, last night. Mr, Joseph
Strimnstx. of Ger)uwn. av a Uotura
on 'liVsrlal and Hwbmarlnn Warfare " Mr.
Ste(r.natz Is president of the Aerial Club
of Pnnsyh aid-
To Attend Osteopathic Convention
More than 50 dslegatus. ha.ad by Dr.
3 ' I? Ilcsa. president of the State Osteo
pathia Association, will leave ihl city to
day'tu ilteod taa CJWYWttoii of Oiteopath
in attM,v fc-fY-" nr -.
UM two fitow daily. v
Tho Phllnilelphja County convention nf
'Ting'" ll-night.'-rf will bo held tonight In
tho Fourth Reformed Church. Manayunk
iitonuu anil Aim tin : 'eet. The Rev. W.
U. Porncv. of tho M-i it Vernon llaptlst
Church, will prcHide. . he Interesting pro
gram Includes soprano solos by Mrs. Elmer
Lowo Hutchins; selections by tho Rox
borough Malo CJuaitot, and tho Pollyanua
Circle of tho King's Daughters, of tho
church, and an address by Miss Etta
Suckow.
Tho Rov. (icnrge N. Makoly and 5frs.
Makely, of -ID50 Iloono street, will leave
on May 28 for a fortulght'a lslt In Prince
ton, N. J. k
Mrs. William J. Reatty. of 4311 Man
ayunk avaiiue.'savo an Informal supper to
the members of tho sowing chili which met
every fortnight during the winter to work
for St. Timothy's Hospital nnd iIIlcuhs cur
rent events. Thlu was the lliml affair for
the season. The guestB Included Mrs. Hamil
ton Reatty, Mlsu Fannlo Nnrhury. Mrs.
Harry Kraft, Mrs Frank MaclJoiiald, Mrs.
Walter Rutton, Miss Viola Ciouldlo, Mrs.
Charles Kerkoslagcr, Mrs. Francis Ely,
Mrs. Oeorge Ely, Mrs. N'elllo Qarforth,
Mrs, James Cairns, Mrs. J. Woeley Norbury,
Mlsa Sara McCoolj.v Mlsa nilaaboth McCook,
Miss Hlanche Taylor. Mrs. Ada Taylor,
Mr Elisabeth Roehrett. Mrs. Karcher and
Mrs. John Ru-bel.
Frankford
Mrs. Alfred WnKolleld, of ltrldgc i.trcct,
will entertain Saturday at luncheon and
bridge, when her guests will Includo Mia
Horace Dunlap. Mrs. Walter Jlc'i er, Mr.
Frank Cummlngs. Mrs. Hnrry Fields, Mrs.
Joseph It. McMahou, Mrs. Alfred Bradley.
Mrs. Joseph Clrilllths. Mrs. William Carroll.
Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs. Hugh Mcrritt.
Mrs. Thomas Mundy, Mrs. llcorgo Cole,
Mrs. William Cnrson and Mrs. Joseph
Dunn.
Tho annual May concert of tho Lorelei
Cllee Club will be glv... this evening a"
Hrlinth Hall. The club will be conducted
by MIkm Ada Purner Kurtz and the assist
ing artists Include Mies F.sthcr Cassell, so
prano; Miss F.dith Melsle, contralto; Mr
Alexander Uenkcr. vlyllnNt. and, Mb
William Eddlshaw, reader. Tho i-lub ae
companl'jt Is .Mlsa Loulsu Heffern. Miss
Anna Cross will entertain tho members
Monday evening, at her home, 7001 North
12th street, Oak Lane.
Mrs. Francis, I3u Ilree, of Hitman j-trcet.
Tacony. will act as hostess to the members
of her bridge club this afternoon.
Tho Fortnightly Assembly will hold Its
final dance on Saturday evening at tho
Rank Huildlng, Tniony. There will bo 32
guests piesent.
The faculty of tho Wheatsheaf School, at
Ilustlcton avenuo anil Cottman street, as
sisted by the pupils. Is preparing an clnbo
rato open-air program for its second annual
May festival, to bo held on Saturday after
tuon and evening Tho ceremony will l,o
opened by tho raising of a ll.ig presented
by tho Folnsott Council. A minlatiiro play,
entitled "Tho Tom Thumb Wcddlnc." n
May-pole dance nnd "The Minuet" will bo
leading features on tho program. Supper
will bo s,ened to thoso wishing to remain
through tho entire festivities.
A musical sketch entitled "Our Minister's
Illrthday" will b given in the schoolroom
of St. Luke's Chinch, Penn and, Orthodox
streets, this evening.
The play "Ixird Ilatemnn" will bo pro
duced by the "Mlstlttoo Rough Players" at
the Frankford Theatre or. Friday evening,
Juno 0, for the benefit of tho Frankford
Hay Nursery.
At a recent meeting of tho Fox Chase
Monday Club, tha following onicers wero
elected for tho next two years: President,
Mrs. F. II. Argo; vice presidents, Mrs. It. It.
Hoggs and Mrs. II. p. Camden; recording
secretary, Mrs. W. Lodge; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. E Haw! and treasurer,
Mrs. II. T. Hazard. Mrs. Larklr.s, the
originator of the club and for ten years its
president, wh elected honorary president
Mrs. James A. Cummlngs. Jr.. of Frank-
ford, entertained at luncheon yesterday. Tho
guests were Mrs. William A. CimlllTo, .Miss
Alice Trncoy. Mrs, Stewart Il.illey, Mrs.
Charles Lynch and Mrs. C. I. Johnson.
EXHIBIT OPENS AT TEMPLE
da ta jiuoa i
Gasex, aw. UW
Work of Students in All Departments
Is Shown
The annual exhibition of the Undents'
work of nil departments of Temple 'nlver
slty is open to the public in thj rooms
of the university library, llroad street ha
Ipw Berks. The exhibition shows the prog
recti mado from the small tlrst-grade pupils
ta the kindergarten work of the Normal
School teachers.
ThU latter dai.artment, that is new with
th university course this year, Is particu
larly Interesting, enrolled among Its nVm
b?n being 40 of the public school teachers
of the city. One of the exhibits In mechani
cs! di awing is a view of Falrmount Park
and the playgrounds nearby. The exhibi
tion will b open dally, exctpt Sunday, un
til May 24 Inclusive.
What's Doing Tonight
Phl!aJlphU ToJay tad Tomorrow Rj position.
ComnwrUal Muiwvim
Muntflwl lianK eoncert. H'omrala Park.
Frankford und Keiuliucton aveouti.
SbrvvjoJ Recreation Park Parents' AaaocU
tlor. annual party
Pennsylvania Statu Bankr' Ax:Utlon nwt
lo IwluvaK-Stratforil.
BoalntM Bttauio Cjub annual msallnK. Bella-
Suvoy Opern Comiuiny prlrixnU
llroad Street Thealr
fifoynr CluD dinner DlUvu-3tr4
vlsLJsfasiJ
v ..J.-.
Patience."
rattord.
nouawarm-
Tioga
,Mrs. William P. Jones, of Tioga street
west of 2;M, will entertain at luncheon and
cards tomorrow. Mlsa Charlotte FUming,
Miss Florence Gerkler, Mlsa Vlolsl Carson.
Miss Adallne Froellch. Miss Edna Scull.
Miss Helen Hells, M,Ism Resslo Dual;. Miss
Edna McFaddeu and Mrs. Arthur Custer
will be the guests. ,
Miss Edna G-aw, of 1238 West Allegheny
avenue, will leave early In June to pas the
summer In Wlldwood, N. J.
Mrs. A, U. Oamble, of 3531 North Gratz
street, gave a luncheon emerday for the
members of the Tioga Thimble Club, who
Include Mlsa. Carolyn Call than, Mrs. Wil
liam France, Mrs. Jacob Sallada, MUs Ruth
Sallada, Mrs. F. T. Jennings, Mrs. Ralph
(JlbbQii. Mr- John Haller, Mrs. George
White and Mrs. William Grimm,
Mr. and Mrs. WinfUild S. Scull and their
daughter, Miss Edna Scull, of 1348 Hunting
Park uvnue. wll) spend the summer months
lit Atlantic Qlty.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jennings and
thtr family, of iiii North 18th street, will
ilosa their winter home early next month
and will oocupy their cottag? In Ocean City.
Olob Thutw
cvumt. A9dffir t Wiuc
NtUea for the Society ujk wilt br nc
rtited ana uriuteu la the Utenhus Ledger,
but all hucu notice iuiit; bv itrltteu uu 0110
We of the uancx, iuut Im alxned m full, with
full ,uue, una wbeu polbIu ulcuhouu
uuuitier uiut bo slien.
hnj all kucu cjiniDinnlculloiiM in 4Rurtfv
1 Fllfor." enlns Leaner. OJ fbe.luul lrf,
tjuicju vc4v rTuiurciivi- are rarrwu out.
ao tuat vtcltuiatHia , tuny .! uolilc. l!ie
octloi "lit; w) In enbJUaed.
FAWI.EY JONES.
An Interesting wedding took place yester
day nt noon In St. Timothy's Episcopal
Church, JloxborouRh, when Miss Edna It
Jones, daughter of Mrs. John J. Jones, of
Bin Seville street, Wlssahlckon, became the
bride of Mr. James L. Fnwley, of 129
Sumac street. The ceremony was or
formed by tho rector, Rev. James Riddle
Hnlsey Mr, Charles Sanders, of Wlldwood,
N. J., the bride's brother-in-law, gave her
In marriage. She wore her traveling suit of
dark blue with a hat to match. Owing to
the recent death of tho brldo's father the
ceremony was a very quiet one, nnd at Its
conclusion Mr. Fawlcy nnd his bride left
on an extended trip. They will be at homo
nftcr August 1, nt 219 Sumac street, Wis
sa hick on.
McDONAMl OILMN
A quiet wedding took place In r,ur .ady
of the Roinry Church, OJd nnd Cnllowhlll
stteets, yesterday morning, when Miss Anno
J 'llllln, daughter of Mrs. Francos Glllln,
of 0S43 Haverford avenue, became tho bride
ot Mr. Aloyslits J. McDonald, son of Mrs.
Anna It. McDonald, of 0703 Lnnsdowne nvo
nue. Tho Rev. Joseph T. McDcrmott olll
elated. Miss Frances Olllln. a sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and Mr. James F. Mc
Donald, a brother of the bridegroom, acted'
an bent man.
A breakfast wnl served nt tho brlde'i:
home, after which Mr. and Xtrs. McDonald
Immediately left for Uermuda, where they
will spend the summer months.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Llpplncott, of
Washington lane, Mcadowbrook, have closed
their apartment In town and nio occupying
their summer home.
Mr and Mrs. Anderson McPhec. of .13
South 3Gth itrect, closed their town house
lait week and mo occupying their new
summer home on Washington lane, Mcad
owbrook. Mr. and Mrs. McPhec nro receiv
ing congratulations on tho birth of a
daughter.
Mrs. Charles F. Kindt, ot Washington
lane, has left for a visit of Bovcral weeks
In tho Pocono Mountains.
Mr. William C. Kent, of Rent road, Wyn
coto, baa returned from a. fishing trip of
several days at the Tobyhanna Shooting and
Fishing Club, Monroe County.
Milton K. Nelffcr, of YVyncotc. has left
for a fishing trip at tho Tobyhanna Club.
Ho expects to bo away until tho first of
June. Mr. M. F. Harrlngrr, Mr. Fletcher
Pearson and Mr. John Kern, all of Wynrnte,
will leine this week to Join Doctor Nelffcr
at the club.
Mr Joseph L. Wnolstnn, of CJormantown,
entertained about 10 men 011 tho links nf
the Huntlnh-lon Valley Country Club yes
terday afternoon. A stag dinner, at the
clubhouse at 7:30 o'clock followed.'
Mrs. Raymond M. Myers, of 131m T.ouden
stieet, Logan, gave a luncheon on Wednes
day. Tho guests wero Mrs. -John Stortz.
Mrs. Liconsud Hiickuell, Airs. Lewis Hay
maker, Mrs Mercer Qulnby, Mrs. Edward
Williams, Miss Forsyth and Miss Maud
Qulnby. J
The annual golf match of tho Hoard of
Governors of the Huntingdon Valley Coun
try Club will be held tomorrow afternoon,
to bo followed by a dinner at 7:30 at the
clubhouse. Sonic of thu members nro Mr.
John W. Pepper, Mr. Edwaid T. Stntesbury,
Mr. Georgo W. Elklns. Jr.. Mr. Gcorgo It.
Frazicr. Mr. John Grlbbel. Mr. Edward It.
Smith. Mr. Alexander Van Rensselaer, Mr.
Jay Cooke, Mr. J. Rutherford McAllister
and others.
.Miss Sutherland and the senior class nf
the Ogontis School have Issued cards for
commencement week, beginning June 1,
when there will bo 11 competitive drill at
2:30 o'clock. On Saturday, June 3, "A Mid
summer Night's Dream" will bo given by
members of tho school. The bnccnlaiircato
nc 1 mon will bo preached by tho Rov. David
M. Steele on Sunday at 8 p. m. Tuesday,
Juno G, will be commencement day ; the ex
ercises will tako place at 10 a. in., when
the speaker will be Mr. John Kendrlck
IJ.ings.
VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENT M
FILL UP THE DAY'S CALENDM
Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Gave a Large Affair for' SoAf
Birthday Many Other Affairs Add Their
Quota of Enjoyment
Jtr. Louis Hirsch, Mr. Milton Cohen, Xi
York; Mr. M. Friedman Hyrhan, Mr. W
man Markowlti, Mr. Iouls Iassont Mr. A.
Stnrrels, Mr, ChaHe-i Nbbte, Mr. JncK Oiick
man nnd Mr. and Mrs. Myron Itobblns,
The members of the Knut Club" Lodge
33. J. O. a. Si., will give their nnmJdt
dance on Friday evening of this week nt tha
Iloyal Hall, Jth nnd Morris atrcfcla. UK
Joseph Voung has consented to give stveraf,
vocal selections.
A CONCERT nnd dance havo been ar
ranged to take place at tha New Cen
tury Drawing Room on Friday for the ben
efit of tho 6ncoIoglo Hospital., Ml'si lr
ctta Mnlloy Is In charge of the affairs, As
sisted by Miss Fleming. The artists will
be Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone Rnselcr, harpist;
Miss Lillian Heergelst Keller, teoprarloi Mr.
Frank W. Mandcrson, tenor-; Mr, Ear) Vi
Ilalteuss. violin, and an efficient orchestra.
Mil nnd Mrs. Solomon Ooltlob, of 2403
North loth street, entertained re
cently In honor of tho birthday anniver
sary of their son, Mr. Milton Qottlob. The
reception room wns beautifully decorated
to represent nn "Italian Garden," nnd cov
ers wero laid for 10 guests. Thcro was
exhibition dancing by Mr. Gottlob nnd Miss
Omanson. Mr Dubrow entertained with
several skits, while Mr. White sang several
vocal selections, nsslstcd by Mr Henry
Friedman nt the piano. Among those pres
ent were Miss Marlon Cooper, Miss Srtdlc
Forman, Miss Clalro Goldman, Mlsa Anna
tlolzmnn. Miss Sndye Shule, Miss Henri'
etta Steinberg, Miss Francis Tnrnnpol, Miss
Henrietta, Grossman. Miss Harriett C,
Rookblndcr, Miss Tlllie Schwartz, Miss Anna
Silverman. Miss Claire Omanson, Miss Dor
othy Uoris. Mlis Elizabeth Roy, Miss Anna
Cooper, Miss Anna Oxman, Miss Anna Ml
rltz, Miss Florence Graham, Miss Nancy
Sternlietg, Mr Jack Mnndel. Mr Nat. Weln
stein. Mr. t.ewls Eapp. Mr Philip II. While,
Mr. Jnik Gfoenberg. Mr Max Wlnketisteln,
Mr. Samuel Grecnberg. Mr Michael Gold
cnberg. Mr. Henry Friedman. Mr. Michael
Dubrow, Mr Sydney Edwards, Mr Hnrry
Flcl, Mr. Albert Friedman, Mr. Nat, Hllltn,
Mr. Herman Wnxinan, Mr. Samuel Fried
man, Mr. Rudolph Weiss, Mr Louis I,e
vlne, Mr. J. Eowcnthnl, Mr. David Morris.
Mr. Joseph Friedman, Mr. Nat. Kolb. Mr.
Morton lllock and Mr Milton Gottlob.
Mls Heb.t Hirsch, of 519 Pine street, en
tertained nt her homo mi Sundnv evening
III liuliin of MisM Jennie Herman, whoso
engagement to Mr Jock Gluckmnii, of
tlmoklyn, was recently announced.
Those preent were Mls Sarah A Du
brow, Miss Mario Glbb. Miss Eenora Sam
uels. Miss Hannah MarUowltz. Miss Rlttcn
berg, Miss Rose Nathans. Miss Sndye Sil
ver, Miss Sarah Gordon, Miss Rose Cohen,
of Reading; Miss Jennio Herman, Miss
Reba Hirsch, Mr. S. Itobblns, Mr. Eouls
Gordon, Mr. S. Oltmnn, Mr. Samuel Sam
uels, Mr. Samuel Epstein, Mr. A. Turner, of
Atlantic City; Mr. S. Stern, of Klvcrsldo;
Miss Grace Fulmor, of 12,11 West All
gheny avenue, will give n house party At
her summer residence, 1229 Wesley ftVcnUc
Ocean City. N. J, The guests wilt bo tho
Sigma Phi Deltn Sorority. Tho membors
are Miss Consuolla Ruoff, Miss Deatrlco
Ernes, Miss MaboIIo Heacock, Miss Margo,
retta Jtapp. Miss Laura Firth, Mlsa Qer
trudo Dougherty nnd Miss Gladys Honcock.
Tho party will be chaperoned by Mrs. RUoff,
of 1301 North 13th street.
ARERRCRIPTION danco was given Tues
day evening nt tho Saturday Club,
Wayne. Pa., by Mr Wendell I). Schoch, Mr,
Maurice Prew and Mr. Ambler DeD. Tees.
This wns tho seventh dince given by them
at the Saturday Club this winter, .all of
which have been well attended by the
younger peoplo of Wnyne.
The patronesses Included Mrs. G. M.
Downing, Miss Emily Fcnlmorc, Mrs. Ralph
W. Emerson, Mrs. Rodger S. Mitchell, Mnr
if. C. Prew, Mrs. Pnrko Schoch and Miss
S. Tecs.
..zxr:.z2Jt ;-i:s sasw
miss dora Mcknight
Tho wedding of Miss Dora Richards Mr
Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. McKnlght. of Elklns Park. Pa., and Mr.
Theodore Gordon Hateman will tako lilace
at tho homo of tho bride's parents on Fri
day afternoon, Juno 9, at 3 o'clock.
Tho ceremony will be performed by the
Rov. Dr. J. Fry. of tho Lutheran Theo
logical Seminary. Mlsa McKnjght "ill lie
attended by her sister. Miss Hllzubeth Mc
Knlght, as maid of honor, nnd little sis
ter, MIsh Wllhelmiiio McKnlght, as llowcr
ghl. Mr. llatemnn will have his cousin,
Mr. Samuel Hall, as best man.
A reception will follow the ceremony, and
after an extended wedding trip Mr. Hate
man and his bride will make their homo at
Queen Lane. Germautown.
The bride is -a dlrert descendant of Gen
eral Peter Muhlenberg, of Revolutionary
fame, and of Major James McKnlght, one
of the first defenders of the Civil War,
also of Henry Melchlor Muhlenberg, tho
founder of the Lutheran Church In Ameri
ca. Mrs. C. Edwin Webb nnd her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Krensa, hae isued invitations for
a bridge party to be given at Mrs. Webb's
home on Park avenuo Wodnewlay after
noon, May 17.
A new tennis league, to be known as the
Intersounty Tennis League, has been formed
or, Philadelphia and suburban tennis clubs,
The clubs comprising the league are West
Philadelphia. Cedar Park, McKlnley and
Glenslde. The odlcers are: , President, Mr
Robert W. Hill, Olejnslde Tcnn)s Club; si
rctary and treasurer, Mr. John Ii. Wharton,
Cedar Park Tennis Club. AH the teams
are evenly matched und an Interesting, tea
son Is 6ijocted.
Mrs. Clifford Merritt, who has been visit
ing MUM Marion Tyre, of 0716 North 8th
street. Oak Lane, was honor guet at supper
and a theatre party Monday evening, given
by Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hawkins. The
guests Included Miss Matgugrite Murray,
MUs June Jiarmer. Mr Alfred Rosa. Mr
Harry Junta, Mr Robert Gardner and
II f Maurice Clifford Mrs. Merritt will
return to New Yok today
Mrs. John Coneys entertained the mem
bers of her bridge club yesterday afternoon.
Those prevent were Mr Edward HammftU.
liwa May liUUj; II las lUwe Ellis, ilra Joseph
P. QUI. Mr. Hush Qutnn. Mr K. Buckley.
Edraood unciiiey acta Mr Sheppara.
YACHT CLUB PLANS
SEASON OF GAIETY
Chelsea Club Will Be One Con
tinuous Celebration
This Summer
ATLANTIC C1TV, May 18.
The Chelsea Vacht Club Is going to be
very gay this slimmer The clubhouso will
be formally opened on Memorial Day, when
a number of marine events will take place,
lleglnnlng tho tlrit Monday In June, there
will bo a scries of morning bridge parties.
There will also be an afternoon bridge
every Thursday, followed by a club supper.
Tho Tuesday evening dances will be varied
each week by somo special feature. During
Juno theio will bo a confetti dntico, a fancy
dress ball and a lial masque. Tho annual
danco given by Commodore Samuel W.
Whan and Mrs. Whan will not take place
until early In July. On alternate Saturday
afternoons, when regattas aro not held
along the coast, there will be special stunts
at the clubhouse. On tho first Saturday
of the season a swimming contest by swim
mers from Philadelphia clubs will tako
place. In addition to the regular program,
theru will bo n grcnt many private func
tions given by the clhb members.
Miss Mary Wilson has opened her Vent
nor cottage, Plaza place and Atlantic nve
nue. Mm. Richard licmla and Miss Uemls are
occupying their Chelsea cottage, 10 South
Morris avenuo.
Mrs. J. It. Fleming, of Scranton, is at
the Strand, accompanied by Mrs. E. F.
Riley and Miss Riley, of Omaha. Mrs. C.
Freeman Cadmus is at tho sumo hotel with
Miss I- J RIenyon, of Plalnfleld.
.Miss Helen Stewart entertained at bridge
vesterd.iv afternoon nt her cottage on Soutl?
Vermont avenue.
Mr. 11. V. Drake hi at thirst. Charles with
hit mother. Mrs J. S. Drake, .who will
lomnln for soveral weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. L-jiiIs Siyre entertained
at luncheon at Hiiddou Hall for Mr. and
Mrs. James L. Wilson nnd Miss Ma,bel Wil
son. Mrs. George L. Farrcll gavo a lunch
eon nt tho same hotel for Mrs. Arthur
Bare. ,
Miss Esther Landis hai Joined her father.
Mr. II. I Landis, who Is convalescing from
his long Illness. Mr. Landis has Ih-cii
much Improved by ids seashore outing.
Mrs. A. Lincoln JIjiu entertained nt
lir'dge yesterday afternoon for tho follow
ing guests: Mrs. Frederick Rollnian. Mrs,
Alfied II Johnson, Mrs. Samuel W. Whan.
Mrs. N. D. Rulil.uid, Mrs. Harry Parsons,
Mrs. Gustau Seldel, Miss Jennio Parker,
Mis. E. G. Wlgglngtou, Mrs. Albert Raltz.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ilebertmi. of Wayne,
have taken apartments nt tho Chnlfonte.
Other Philadelphia arrivals at the Chal
fonto today includo Di. and Mis. Robert
Hunter. Mr. and Airs. John It. Dnvles, Mrs.
John II. Maun and Mrs. W. H. Crolhtrs.
G000 DEFENSE ADVOCATES
IN DALTIMORE'S PAEADE
Women, Boy vScouts nnd "Rookies"
" March for sProparcdncss
BALTIMORE. May -1? -Six thousand
persons took part In Baltimore's prepared
ness parade yesterday andMOO'.OOO looked
on.
Tho police battalion, tho military and tho
Hoy Scouts furnished the. spectacular fea
tures of tho pageant. The women ""rook
ies" Just returned from the women's pre
paredness camp at Chevy Chase suppllifi
tho picturesque, and the great body of
civilians, representing nearly every occupa
tion and vocation in the various divisions,
manifested tho patriotic Interest In the prd
parcunrss movement.
Governor Harrington, with State officials,
reviewed the parade on ML Royal avenuo
and Mayor Preston reviewed It from the
City Hnll portico.
LANCASTER GREETS JEWELERS
LANCASTER. Pa., May 18. Mora than
100 delegates are here attending the 14th
annual convention of tho Pennsylvania Re
tail Jewelers' Association, presided over by
Reginald T. Ferguson, Philadelphia. Jacob
Hill Ryrno made the address of welcome
on behalf of Mayor Trout.
During tho last thrco years the membort
ship has trebled, and 120 new members
were elected today. This afternoon the dele
gates inspected the Hamilton watch factory
and wero entertained nt dinner by tho company.
AMUSEMENTS
Fish Selling at fiO Cents a Bushel
MILFOUD. Del., Mi.y 18. Sea trout are
so plentiful at Ilroadkllu Reach that they
nro selling nt CO cents a bushel, and hun
dreds of farmers are buying enough to salt
down for the winter.
AMUSEMENTS
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(Ijite Star of "TIIU CHEAT") in
"ALIEN SOULS"
Next Week's Program
Mumla), Tuitotluy und WedneaJay
GEORGE BEBAN in "Pasquale"
Tlium , Pri . Bat -MAI! MURRAY In
DAVID BELASCO'S
'SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS"
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Views of JtUU'iihuuso yuuurw Plower MurKrt
Tftu Stanley i tha nl ttuaira in Philadelphia
that "111 allow tlitiw uitruittona during the
wtk of Slay Si
Chestnut Street Opera House
DAILY -1 TO S AND 7 TO 11 I. M.
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Deutschwehr Films
OllH!'! uldler Working Their
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Anna ami Ltmbs '
IIKNKl'lT WAR WIDOWS AND Oltl'HANS
JOIN THE CROWD
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, PHILADELPHIA
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Civic Exposition
AUDITORIUM BUILDING
COMMERCIAL MUSEUM
34 th Htrect, Below Sprues
-t 0en 10 A. M, to 10 P. M.
Itrstaurunt, Lecture, Mating Pictures
100,000 Square Feet of Exhibits
Concerts, Phlln. Police Band
AD5IISS10N, 25 CUNTS
"The Star of Ethiopia"
A PAGEANT
Portraying ths UUtory of the N'rgro Race.
IIIOO ACTOI18 .V C08TUS1B
S3 MUSICAL NUMBERS
Convention Hall ""-LSSShkwt
Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday
May 1C, 18 and 20
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Lil-tUU MAT. SATURDAY
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with limn- lummu. sor-iifi: TuctfEn.
citosB josnrniNU, maiiib lavawib
AND 125 OTIIl:itB
EXTlt.U A MO.000 1'ASHION ailOYf
WITH 40 MODELS
ACADEMY TON1QHT AT 8115.
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Soloist ; IIBLKN MAC.NAMEB IlENTii. iop ratio
Popular Prices. Ifcppe'e. 1110 Chestnut Bt,
"Pops'
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10c 1314 MAnKET SOa
111 A. M. to U;la P. M.
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MUSICAL COMEDY .
"Around' the World"
WIUUEU WAI.TEH & COMPAQ
A.iJ WoncWrlul Burroundlog Show
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
CHESTNUT AND TWULFTH STREETS
BESSIE CLAYTON & CO.
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