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EVUma LlSDQSJBiPHIDiUESLPHIA, SAUBDAX MAY 20, 1010.
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fNCY WYNNE EXPATIATES ON
uuivniN nuKSiU SHOW AT DEVON
Lusually Large Number of Boxholders for Event Which
I rt tViA TCnrlv Summer Spfinrm Cjl, i. t .
uwiio "--.-' -i u'wv u) jjaat Four
Days This Year-Many Persona Will Attend
'. think, very llttlo more than a
3ek and wo will fctl bo wending our
Slf folr And otherwise riders and driv-
An will bo decked out In their best-
KJ-m our delectation. The boxes have
gJAff early and every ono Will be there.
fill tho boxholders this year will bo
R Do Witt Cuyler, Mr. Edward r.
;,- Mr. Edward T. Stotesbury, Mr.
kurrt W. Chllds Drexel, Hon. Philander
SMd. ' John T Wln,lr,m' Mr8'
toiUam T. Hunter, Mr. William du Pont,
Mrs. Charles jw . - -
;Vtn Rensselaer, Mr. James K. Tlndlo,
Vr.rt.rftl EdWara iuorroiii mn xieiuy ..i,
Wren, Mrs. C. S. Walton,, Mr. Charles
rIMr. A. B. Coxo, Mr. William T.
rrt-ht. Mr. Powell Evans. Mr. Mahlon
&lnon, Mrs. Edward A. Schmidt, Mr.
-muel M. Vauclaln, Mr. Jonn a. urown,
ir Mr. Henry 8. Jcanos, Dr. George C.
Btout, Mr- Claronco W. Dolan, Mr. Alan
n Wilson, Mr. William Hopkins, Mr.
Archibald Barklle, Dr. George Fales
tT.kr. Mr. Emory McMlchaol, Mr. Henry
'L, Collins, Mr. George D. Woodsldo, Dr.
Wilbur P. 'Klnpp, Mrs. John Gustlno, Mrs.
Thomas Berry, Mr. Samuel D. Riddlo,
MfK.'W, L. Austin, Mrs. J. Gardner Cas
rttt, Mr. A. J. Drexel Paul, Mrs. Jnmes
Francis Sullivan, Mr. Jnmes Cox Brady,
Mr; Lewis A. Riley, Mr. Frederick W.
Rhmldt. Mr. Norman Contrell, Dr. W.
beynolds Wilson, Mr. C. E. Coxo, Mr.
. William R. wnrncr, jr., ur. -,nurca u.
Penrose, tapuim & wi., ... ...
W, Attorbury, Mr. Frank Graham Thorn
.. . 1.f.. T fr1'fi Tl T TrtllM tJ
Cforer. Mr. Charlton Yarnall, Mrs. Pope
Ytstman, Mr. Robert Coano, Mr. Harry
p Thayer, Mrs. George E. Starr, Mr. H.
b E Puryea, Mr. Qulncy Gllmore, Mr. Wal
ter M. Jen;oras, miss uzuuum d. v,mu
Blags, Mrs. Thomas Learning, Mr. Carl
It Noltlng, Mr. Mltchoii Harrison, Mr.
Walter H. HaJlowell and Mr. Robert E.
Todd.
I rather think tho two-day fete out at
the Georgo Fales Bakers' place Juno 9
Wd'lO will bo ono of tho best of tho out
doors doings which are so occupying
Wiety theso days.
-.-.. -emi xrirtc Trlnn. Rpprntnrv nf tho
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Rlttenhouso square 'iower luuri, 13
thalrman of tho " committee on decora
Uons. At a meeting held on Thursday
Burning Mrs. Price Informed tho gen
eral committee that each booth will be
decorated In a manner appropriate to the
kind of articles which will bo displayed
for sale and tho whole will bo In proper
1 harmony.
I One of tho departments will be devoted
to gardening. i lowor ana vegciuuiu ton
tests will bo held and cups presented as
prizes. Miss Eleanor B. Hopkins is In
charge ,pf tho garden department. Mrs.
1 Charles Custls Harrison, Jr.. Is repre
senting tho committee on tho Main Line,
attaining exhibitions and entries In tho
Vccnt&ts. The samo work Is being done
frjla Chestnut Hill, Germantown and
'Mflyns
Oflss Dorothy Dlsston will preside over
a booth of painted flowerpots. Mrs. Jos-
eptr Woolstqn will be In chargo of fancy
articles for the gardens, such as Btlcks
and other accessories. Miss- Mary a.
Montgomery will sell garden smocks.
Miss M. Eulallo Wlllcox will -be In chargo
of garden tools and baskets, as well as
ether Implements which are needed In
cultivation.
A group of young girls who havo not
yet reached tho debutante stage will bo
the aides In tho garden department.
One of tho big features of the country
fair department of tho feto will bo the
"plain dog" show. This Is being arranged
by Mrs. Benjamin Coates and Mrs. Georgo
Clymer'Brooke.
It certainly shows tho proper sort of
-feeling on tho part of the Bayard BovIe3
,to havo recalled their Invitations to a
j toner toplght becauso of the sad death
tf Gertrudo Tower. Sho was, to havo
been one of tho guests, and tho young
people who were to enjoy the party are
doubtless glad that It has been called off,
Bdr a shadow of great sadness has fallen
fover all who knew Miss Tower and the
syoang Dougherty mart who Is now hover-t
iflng' between life and death In tho Gor
fttantown Hospital, unable to say any
thing in defense of himself, that Is, his
.personal responsibility in the accident.
sThe" world Is quick to Judge, and many
leruel things havo been said of this young
ifellow because he was running the car
itoojfast. It seems to me it would bo far
Under to wait and hear his explanation,
"indeed he will ever be able to give it.
JVho knows but that the brakes would
Jot work when aonlled or some other
ccMent to the machine may accm it for
e Whole thing? Nothing can bnng her
wk, and It seems unnecessarily cruel
to .condemn her companion unheard, es
peqlsJiy when the very fact of having
fifiyen the car in which she was, killed.
Bflther throUKh his carelessness or not.
Ml be enough to sadden his entire life,
1 there was carelessness, I am tho last
Rao to condone It: but if not. why throw
ggud at one who is laid low?
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
'Mlsj Anna Binney Brinton. of Wlndy
jw. SU Davids, and Niss MarJorie Paul
"Jf, of Solitude, Vlllanova, will enter
ftS dinner o the Philadelphia Country
JSft this evening in honor of Miss Kate
wness Jayne and Mr. R. Hare Davis,
A0Se Wediilni- will l.li. Jn. Tim. Tho
R'sta will ba, Mr. and Mrs. Ferree Brlqton,
J"3 Elizabeth Thompson, Mies Frances
HfMles Kate Furness Jayne. Miss
awB, Brinton. Miss Marjorle I Morria,
& William H, Furness, Mr. Falrman R.
ir. Mr. MalOQlm 3. Huey, Mr. Howard
ijS'. Mr' Horaoe Howard Furness Jayne,
! Wrt I Thompson and Mr C WlJIIns
57' vrt ul marriage ot Miss jayne ana
l IjaVll Whink ...111 ,.. 1A.. 4 T I...4..-
rtS?',il,tun,e ' h bride in Walllngford,
W e8roalda will be Miss Emma Ash
'??r Mts MarJorie Paul .Morris, Miss
W MBlrB Ml A"" Binney Brin
. Miss Elizabeth Thompson and Miss
fTJBoei Tyson. Mr John Evans will ba
i man, nd the ushers will lnclud.9
:' norace Howard Furness Jayne, brother
R!.brIie Mr. C. Willing Hare apd Mr.
jmaan Furness.
BfcS? ,H8, eklnner and daughter, of Bryn
! er v,,l0"u M spena tua sum-
re Mto, CharM Binghanf pQT"
daughter of Mr SL s ab'th Miller,
on wSyViUMt M"- h,lllpu', MllIr'
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months n'P!ey " estat tot tl" mmer
Ingstreth, of Dove MM IIo'uTe. &
22r,r.a.ndinIra- 'VY"llam Wll8n Curtln,
2215 Da Lancey place, wilt entertain at
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conilned to the houso by Illness.
Mrs. Charlos Cnr-er has sent out cards
for a tea on Friday, May 26, at Carolton,
Havorford, from 4 until S o'clock. Miss
Alice Carpenter, of New York, will speak
on "Woman Suffrnpo."
Tho Rev. W A. Roberts, D, D , of Wlnde
moro ayenue, Wayne has gone to Atlantic
City, where he Is tho stated rlerk of the
General Assembly of tho Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George William Moore, of
Dotrolt, announce tho engagement of their
daughter, Miss Katharine Palmer Moore to
Dr. James Roy Freeland, of Pittsburgh,
formorly of Philadelphia. '
Owing to the great demand for tickets,
tho members of tho Fhllomathean Society
wilt give a matlnco performance today of
"Tho Comedy of Errors," which has been
given several times during tho week In
connection with tho Shakespearean torcen
tenarv celebration nt the Globe Theatre In
tho Botanical Gardens, Unlvorslty of Pennr
sylvanla.
Mrs. Anthony Mooney and her son, Mr.
Dallas Mooney, of Pittsburgh, Pa., aro visit
ing her mother, Mrs. J. Dougherty, of Mt.
Airy.
Mrs. Augusta Graham, of 4304 Walnut
street, will give a theatre party, followed by
tea, at tho Bellevue-Stratford today In
honor of Miss Dorothy Wagner, whoso en
gagement to Lieutenant Albert R. Suther
land, U. S. M. C, was recently announced.
Tho guests will bo Miss Dorothy Wagner.
Miss Enid Singer, Miss Eleanor Bonsall and
Sirs. Mervyn Graham.
Bala-Cynwyd
At the wedding1 of Miss Dorothy A. 'Fleok,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fleck,
of Bala, andllr. Harry C. Taylor, Jr., which
will bo solemnized at the Rlttenhouse Hotel
JUno 10 nt C o'clock. Miss Delia May Krel
bel, of Norrlstown, will be maid of honor.
Little Miss Hazel Smith, a cousin of thej
bride, will act as flower girl. Mr. Taylor
will havo Mr. Earl Roomel as his best man.
The Rev. Dr. Russell Conwell, rector ot
the Baptist Temple, North Broad street,
will officiate. Following the ceremony,
which will bo witnessed only by the mem
bers of both families, tho bridal dinner will
bo Bcrved, after which a reception will bo
held t 8 o'clqclt.
Mr. nnd Mrs neck havo just moved Into
their new homo on Ddgehlll road.
Dr. nnd Mrs John A. Colgan, of Maple
a -venue, Cynwyd, gave a small dance Thurs
day night to meet their niece, Miss Marie
Carrlgan. About 30 guests wer present.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Bowes and
family, of Cynwyd, have returned from a
three weeks' visit with Mrs. Bowes' mother,
Mrs. Charles Knlttel, nt her Chelsea cottage.
Germantown
An attractive dance will b given tonight
at the Germantown Automobile Club by the
membors of the Delta Delta Sorority of tho
West Philadelphia and Germantown High
Schools. The officers of the organization
are Mls3 Mabel Balspaugh, president; Miss
Lee Schoenley, Mce president: Miss Mil.
dred Kennedy, treasurer; Mlsa Irene Jami
son, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cutler, of 230 West
School House lane, have gono to their
farm, near Doylestown, for the summer
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gabriel, of 125 West
School House lane, entertained at .dinner
last night In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
M. Baldwin, of Cleveland, O., who have
been spending some time In Atlantic City
and aro now on their way home.
Mrs. William Strawbrldge, ot Wlssa
hlckon avenue and School House lane, is
spending several weeks in Madison, N. J.
Miss Mlna Splegle, of Wlssahlckon and
Mldvale avenues, has returned to her home
from a visit with friends In Detroit, Mich.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Paine Fisher, of
Wayne avenue and Penn street, entertained
at dinner last night in bonor of Mr. and
Mrs William Lalor, of Baltimore, who are
their guests. The table was decorated with
pink roses, and among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hurley Pancoast, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Marvill, Mrs. Austin and Mr. Butter
worth. Dr. and Mrs. Fisher will also enter
tain at dinner this evening at the Philadel
phia Cricket Club before the dance.
At the dedication of the new Infirmary
ot ' e House of Rest for the Aged, 5913
Wayne avenue, on Thursday afternoon, the
Bishop of Pennsylvania presided, assisted
by the Rev. Stuart P, Keeling. Tea was
served afterward. Mrs. Samuel F. Houston
and Mrs. Edward J. Moore presided at the
tea table, assisted by Mrs. D. English Dal
lam, Mrs. George Franklin Brown and
Miss Dorothy Calvert Green.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams apd their
Attractive daughter, Miss Margaret Will
lams,, of Hazel avenue, ate now at their
cottage on Ventnor avenue, Ventnor, for
the summer.
Miss Williams will ba bridesmaid for
MisS Ethel Hill De Oroat, whose marriage
to Mr. Garret V, Q, Stiles will take place
June 7,
Frankford
Mrs. William Carroll, 2609 Rhawn street,
will be the guest of honor at dinner, fol
lowed by cards, tonight, when Mrs. Horace
Wilson, of Germantown, will entertain.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Walter Hood,
Sirs. John, Hover, Mr a. Clifford Tyson, Mrs.
Frank Crawson, Mrs, Walter Crawford,
Mrs. George Meenyt Mrs. Frank Msny, Mrs.
William Griffiths, Mrs. Ralph Flernmlng,
Mr. Harry M. Smith. Mrs. Alfred Orr. Mrs.
Alfred Edmund, Mrs. Roy. Kirk, Mr- George
Clarke, Mrs. George Balderston Mrs, will,
lam Cranky. Mrs. William Frew, Mrs, John
Graham and Mrs. Robert Martin.
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GREAT PREPARAH0NS
FOR FETE NEXT WEEK
Mater MJsericordlne Hospital to
Benefit by Outdoors
Affair
Preparations are stilt going on for the
large Fete Champetre which will be held
next Friday and Saturday on the grounds
of the Merlon convent for the benefit of the
new Mater Mlserlcordlae Hospital. During
the last week a whole list of new names
has beery added to those already Interested
In tho affair, and each and every one Is
working hard for the sueoess of the enter
tainment. A bevy of young girls, Including Miss
Helen McNIchol, Miss Loretta McShane,
Miss Margaret Mullln, Mies Helen Artman,
Miss Reba Boothby, Mlsi Olga Dorfner,
Miss Lehora Grets, Miss Josephine Mlchell
and Miss Madeleine Barthmaler will assist
Mrs. John M. Barthmaler nnd Mrs. Henry
F. MIddendorf at tho practical booth. And,
at tho soda fountain, Sirs. M. A. Burns'
aides will Include Mrs. M. F. McCullough,
Mrs. Thomas Hlokey, Mrs. Edward Fay,
Mrs, Ji Corlgan, Miss J. Mulherln, Miss
Kathorlno Hosty, Miss Bessie Mullln, Miss
Elizabeth Young and Miss Knthcrlno Kee
nan. At the nmusement centre whero there will
be all kinds of attractions for young nnd
old, Mrs. William J. Bcgley, president of
tho Ladles' Auxiliary of tho new hospital,
under whoso auspices tho foto U given, has
added a Chinese laundry. A young man
dressed In the garb of n Chinaman will bo
seen busily Ironing shirts, while Chlneso
girls will sell laundry tickets In oxohango
for which mysterious packages wilt be
handed out to the visitor. Mrs. Begloy wilt
be assisted by Mrs. Joseph Donovan, Mrs,
A. L. Fltzpatrlck, Mrs. T. I. Daty, Miss
Llda Dougherty, Miss I. M. Trainer, Mlsa
Florence Close, Miss Katherlne Rowan, Miss
Jeannette Szlapka, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Don
McDowell, Mrs. L. E. Bennls, Miss Mario
Toner, Miss Katherlne McCarron, Miss
Roberta Browning and Miss Elizabeth Ma
ine and others. '
At the Religious table Miss B. Cantwell
and her aides will sell books, religious pic
tures, handsome statues, rosaries nnd ec
clesiastical goods of all kinds.
Mrs. Harry P. Blank, assisted by Mrs.
John C. McKeon, Mrs. Albert Oumbert, Mrs.
William Ryan, Miss Kathleen Delaney, Miss
Beatrice Harrlty, Miss Marguerite Engan,
Miss Caroline Coleman nnd Miss Holen
Oarrlty will have chargo of tho fancy booth,
whero will bo displayed tho most exquisite
articles. Llttlo Dutch girls, of wood, paint
ed In Holland costume, with clumsy wooden
shoes and carrying aloft quaint bowls, will
proclaim their uso as artistic cindlestlcks.
Marie Antoinette vnscs, auto cases fitted
with all necessary dishes for tho tourist
lunch, dainty boudoir lamps In Dresden
and tho new black effects will bo other
novelties discos orod at the llttlo French
shop.
At tho Jelly tablo Mrs. Mary McFlllan,
Miss Katherlne Raleigh and Miss Lucy
Call will sell delicious homo made pre
serves and Jellies.
Altogther, tho feto promises to bo a hugo
success. At each of the 18 booths novel
and nrtlstlo articles will bo displayed.
Along the Main Line
OVERBUOOK Miss Marjorle E. Eans
entertained tho members of her "600" this
afternoon. Her guests Included Mlsa Laura
Garrett, Miss Sara J. Packer, Miss Sara E.
Miller, Miss Evelyn Tomllnson, Mrs. Clar
onco Thomas and Miss Hannah Levis.
A muslcale was given this afternoon
by tho pupils of Mrs. C. M. Levis, of Lan
caster avenue, at the home of Mrs. Jnmes
O. Dalsour. Drexel roaa. They wero as
sisted by Madam Stewart Taylor, vocalist
The guests Included Mrs. Harry Curtis,
Mrs. D. II. Kellogg, Mrs L. II. Rlttenhouse,
Mrs. Harry Toulmln, Miss Marlon Toulmln,
Mrs. George Peterson, Mrs. Charles Edgcr
ton, Mrs. Llewellyn Jones, Mrs. Horace W.
Smedley, Mrs. Kenneth Rushton, Mrs. Rob
ert W. Tunis and Mrs. Rayburn Clark
Smith.
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MISS MURIEL BREW
MERION Miss Muriel Brew will be an
aide at the Fete Champetre to be given on
the grounds of the Merlon Academy for
tho benefit of the Mater Mlserlcordlae Hos
pltal on May 26 and 27.
HAVERFORD Under the auspices of the
Ladles' Committee of the Merlon Cricket
Club, a muslcale and tea will be held at the
clubhouse this afternoon at 4 o'clock. In
charge of Mrs, William W. Arnett and Mrs.
John B. Miles.
DEVON -The most novel feature of the
Devon Dog Show, which was held today
at the Devon polo grounds, was the ap
pearance of ti wojnen Judges, who of.
fiolated In all the classes. The show
...nk tl. l.vifARt nnrt mnst HlirrflRHflll AlAi-
held' there. The proceeds, as usual, will be
rivn tn rharltv. Drvn Mawr HoiDltal be
ing the beneficiary.
The Judges for ine aireereni events were
Miss Christina a Whitney, Masplth, L. I,;
vM.a. U.W Win Tm . frm .TmM
Stanley Reeves, Haverford; Mrs. Henrietta
Wakeneia, New iwk cuy, m. u. w,
Beecher, Hoadleys, Fa.; Mrs. IL B. Kob
1 ni.iia.inMa , f1a Anna. 1 Barnard.
Brin Mawr; Mrs. C, Da vies Talnter. White
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Plains, 1 " - " IM ,-n
N, J.; Mlsa Anna Tracy, Highland Falls,
m v ( VMwarri Parker Davlff. Naw.
to'wn.'pa. ; Mrs. Katherlne McDermott. Phil-
adelpnia: airs. to - jwiw-.-tvt -stone,
Eng.l Mrs. William T. Drew, Mt,
Vernon. N- Y.; Mr. Merrltl E. Gates, Mt.
Klicb, N. Y.t Mr. uPb. Smith. West Col
llngswood. N. J. Mrs, John Newtoa Cham
pion. New Haven, Conn.r Mrj M. C, Mo-
Fuller. Albany, N, ., Mrs. William H.
Mulford. WyncQle. P.; Mrs, R.T. Harri
son. New York city, and Mrs J. S. Walters,
The officers of the club are as follows:
Mr. John William Fatten, president; Mr
Wllltara Hunter, second vice presidents
Mr, Clarence It Clark. ; third vice presl.
": i nt.-.!.. U Wood, fourth vifta
President,' nnd Mr, Jpho fiwaott secretary
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MISS FRANCES LEAF, MISS ANNA TEITLEMAN AND
MISS FANNIE SACHS
who nro among those who have been workinR for tho success of tho
dunco to bo Riven by the Ladies' Aid for the benefit of the war suffer
ers this evening at tho Hotel Walton.
MANY WEDDINGS TO BE CELEBRATED
IN AND OUT OF TOWN TODAY
Miss Martha Walton and Mr. "William A. Wiedersheim, 2d,
Will Be Married This Afternoon at the
Walton Home
THE wedding of Miss Martha Walton,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles S.Wal
ton, of Walmarlhon, St. Davids, nnd Mr.
William A Wiedersheim. 2d, will take placo
today at 5 o'clock. The Rev. John Pldge,
pastor of the Fourth Baptist Church, will of
ficiate Miss AValton, who will be given in
marriage by her fnther, will wear a superb
gown of white satin coverod with an over
dress of tulle and silver lace. She will wear
a tulle veil and will carry white orchids
and lilies of tho valley. MIbs Holen Bates,
of St. Davids, who will act ns maid of
honor, will wear a frock of pink tulle with
a hat to mntch. nnd will carry pink roses.
Thero will be two little Jlower girls, both
nieces of Miss Wnlton. Miss Clarissa Wal
ton and Miss WInlfrld Walton.who will wear
frocks of white with pink Bashes nnd will
carry baskets of pink (lowers. Mr. Weder
shelm will have as best man Mr. Frederick
SchaefTcr. After an extended wedding Jour
ney Mr. nnd Mrs Wiedersheim will live In
St. Dnvlds.
KNOX-RITCHIE
Miss Jennie M. Ritchie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs William Ritchie, of 4808 N orth
Lawrence street, became the bride of Mr
Andrew Knox on Wednesday evening. Tho
ceremony was performed at the home ot
the bride's parents by the Rev. E. W. Hart
nastor of the Columbia Avenue Methodist
L'plscopa Church, assisted by the Rev.
William Ferguson and was followed by a
recepUon The bride was attended by her
"ster" Miss Ethel Ritchie as bridesmaid.
Mr. George Clyde was best man. Mr. and
Mrs Knot left on nn extended Journey, nnd
upon their return will me at 601 East Al
legheny acnue, whero thoy will rocelve
after July 1.
BUTLER PLACE.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle M. Plnce,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Charles W, Place,
of 636 West Westmoreland street, to Mr.
C Howard Butler, of 4330 Manayunk ave
nue, Roxborough, took place on Wednesday
evening In St. Simeon's Protestnnt Episco
pal Church. 9th street and Lehigh avenue.
Tho coromony was performed by the rec
tor, the Rev. George John Walenta, and
was followed by a reception for tho families
of tho bride and bridegroom nt the home of
tho bride's parents. Mr. Place gave his
daughter In marriage. Mr. and Mrs Butler
will return from their wedding Journey the
end of tho month nnd will recolo after
June 1, at 2966 North 65th avenue, Oak
Lane.
MAOINLEY BRADY.
A ery quiet and pretty wedding took
placo yesterday when Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Brady, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William
Brady, of 8400 Torresdale avenue, became
tho bride of Loyal Stuart Maglnley. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev Fnther
James E. Coakley In the parlsh-houso of St,
Dominic's Church. Holmesburg, at G o'clock.
Tho bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Jane S. Brady.
Mr. Maglnley had Mr. William Mann as
his best man. Following the ceremony a
reception was keld at the home of the
bride's parents, after which the bridal couplo
left on their woddlng trip. Upon their re
turn thoy will roslde at West Philadelphia.
At-home cards havo been Issued for June 16.
MYERS THORNHILL.
A very pretty homo wedding took placo
today at 2 o'clock, when Miss Edna E.
Thornhlll, doughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Thornhlll, of 6238 Sansom street, became
the brldo of Mr. John T. Myers ,of 876
North 48th street. The Rev. John A. Good
fellow, rector of the Good Shepherd
Church, Cumberland and Collins streets,
performed tho ceremony.
Tho bride had as maid of honor her
sister, Miss Frances C. Thornhlll. Mr.
John Rogers was best man.
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which air. and Mrs. Myers left for New
York.
Along the Reading
Mrs. W. Nelson Mayhew. ot Mt. Airy, will
be the hostess at tho tea held this afternoon
at the North Hills Country Club. Tables
will be arranged for those wishing to play
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leyden and their
two small children have returned to Wyn
cote from Atlanta. Ga . where they were
spending the winter months.
Mr and Mrs. Louis W. Wheelock, of
Wvncote have Issued Invitations for a
house party In honor of their daughters,
Miss Blance Wheelock and Miss Hope
Wheelock. to be held at their Bummer cot
tage at Seaside Park oer Decoration Day.
Mr nnd Mrs. Wheelock and their family
will spend tho week end at the shore and
will attend the launching of their new boat
on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John B Stetbon, of Elklns
Park have returned to their home on Junl
per avenue, from Boston, where they havo
been spending 8eeral days as the guests
of Mrs. Stetson's family.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Ablngton
Fire Company will give a strawberry fea
tival and home-made cake sale for the
benefit of the building fund, at the lire
house, York road and Horace avenue, Abtng
ton, on Saturday afternoon and evening,
June 3.
The students of the Beechwood School will
present Shakespeare's "Taming of the
Shrew," on Wednesday afternoon, May 31,
at 2:16, In the Jenklntown Auditorium.
Among the principal characters will be:
Pitruehlo ...,,,......... .Mls lluth Bennett
hleW ,..t,J. ,.,,,.., Mil. r'lor.ne Lowery
Hlnc .,.,..,.,.,.,... , JII Alvenj aalloway
widow ... ... .-. ...Mla Jean wllion
I.ucretlo . . . . , ,V. i . ,. .Ml" Jllldrtd Crawford
Orumio ,,..,,...,fM Hull. Richard
niondelio ,.,...,........-.. Mini 1 aul.no Ilapn
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Jenkins
town Methodist Episcopal Church will have
a strawberry festival and sale of home
made, cakes In the Sunday school room on
Friday, May 26, in the afternoon and
evening.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Hand concert. Hancock Square. Han
cock and Jetferaon atreetr
Horn and School League historical review.
South Philadelphia HUb, School
Wllltanuon School Alumni dinner, Adelpht
Today and Topwrrow Exhibition. Commercial
Muceum
PUy, "The Melting- Pot" by South Fhllad.!.
phla HUh 6shoel tu0nti. MeCalt School, th
and V Lance atrtsti,
l4,lftrtll1lff1lCw4s, "cl meo1-
North Philadelphia
The marriage of Miss Frances 8. Heln
ltsh, daWiter ot Mr. and Mrs Alexander
R Helnltsh, of 2039 North 13th Btreet, to
Mr. Frank A. Savage, of 1803 North 67th
street, will take place on Wednesday after
noon, June 7. at i o'clock at the home of the
bride's parents. The bride has selected her
sister, Miss Marian Helnltsh, as maid of
honor, and Miss Mlldren M. Plel and Miss
Emily McBurney as bridesmaids. Mr. Sav
age will hae Mr. Frank G. Deker as beat
man. A reception will follow the ceremony.
Mrs. John W McCloy. of S02S North
Broad street, will give a luncheon, followed
by cards, on Monday, Her guests will be
the members of her 600 club, and this will
be the final entertainment for the season.
The members Include Mrs. W. S. Price,
Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. Harry Beerhalter,
Mrs. H, C. TrumboHir, Mrs, C. C. Freas,
Mrs. S. B, Speake, Mrs. James Geyer, Mrs.
II. S. Hunter, Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs.
Getty, Mrs. Harry O. Querns, Mrs. Harry
Mnrkley, Mrs. M, E. Wallace, Mrs. William
Moses and Mrs. Stuart Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kline, of 2718 West
Lehigh avenue, have moved to their new
home, 3803 North 19th street
Mr, and Mrs. Frank McCabe, of Atlantic
City, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Foldlne at their home, 1341 West York
street.
Miss Elva Gelst, 1436 North 11th street,
entertained at cards last evening, fol
lowed by a buffet supper. The guests were
Mrs. John Smith, Mrs, Theodore Moore,
Mies Rosalia Cava,riaugh, Miss DorotrW
Green, Mies Rose Mooney, Miss Antfi)
Mooney, Mlsi Margaret McMahon. Mlsa
Kathryn Mooney, Mr, Edward Gallagher,
Mr, Charles Halbauer, Mr, Joseph Kllng,
Mr, William Drennan, Mr, Aioyslus Klrby,
Mr. Edward Walsh and Mr, James McIIale.
Eoxborough
The marriage of Miss Ruth Hanna,
daughter of the Rey, Dr, Dwlght C, Hanna
and Mrs, Hanna, of 610 Dupont street, to
Mr, Myers L. Felser will take place on Tuc.
day evenlpg, In the Leverington Presby
terian Church, of which Doctor Hanna Is
pastor. The bride has selected Miss Mar
jorle McConaughy, of Montclalr, N, J as
maid of honor, and Miss Florence Corman
and Miss Eleanor Maxwell as bridesmaids.
On Wednesday evening Roxborough
Commandery. No, 61, Patriotic Order
Bona of America, will g(ve a reception In
twnor of Mr- Horace. V McFa4yn. who
has been elected senior vice commander-in-chief.
Trti ,Mgnfii1flii.ri.Tiw
n
INFORMAL DANCES AND CONCERTS
A3p INTERESTING SOCIAL APFAIBS
i
Terpsichoreans' Annual Dance Will Be Held This Eve
rting in the Ballroom of the Germantown
Cricket Club
THE Terpsichoreans will give their an
nual Informal dance this evening at the
Germantown Crloket Club. Mr. Blrnbrauer,
president of the organisation, has devoted
muoh of his time and energy toward mak
ing the Tcrpslchorcan dances a great Rue-
cess. The officers are Mr. It J. Blrn
brauer, president! Mr. .J. P. McCullough,
treasurer! Mr. C. It. Knaucr, assistant
treasurer; Mr. F. Henderson, secretary,
and Mr. C. E. WolMnger. The patronesses
are Mrs. H. BlrnbrnUer, Mrs. J. H, Brooks,
Mrs. A. Henderson, Miss F. Henderson,
Mrs. G. H. Khauer, Mrs. M, It. McCullough,
Mrs F. J. Schlalch, Mrs. C. E. Wolflnger
and Mrs W. II. Loughcry.
At the nnnuat election of tho Del Fonte
Country Club, on Thursday, May 11, the
following officers worn elected for the ensu
ing year: Mr. Vasnar Kltchenmann, presi
dent! Mr. James B. McFctrldgo, secretary!
Mr. Thomas N. Noble, treasurer; Houso
Committee, Mr Kltchonmnnn, Mr. McCand
loss, Mr. Watson ! Committee on Entertain
ment, Mr. Kltchenmann, Mr. Dohrman and
Mr. McClonnghen
The club will hold tho formal op'entng of
Its new houso nt National Park tomorrow.
THE Marching Club Committee of Wash
ington Camp, 346, P. O. S ot A., will gle
an excursion to Rlvervlcw Beach on Satur
day, July 1, leaving Arch street wharf 2:30
o'clock and returning about 10:30
Tho purpose of this excursion is to defray
tho expenses of making n creditable showing
In the parade of August 24 In Philadelphia
nt tho conclusion of the golden Jublleo con
vention of the order.
Tho committee Includes Mr. Charles N.
Shaffer, of 81 East Hortter street; Mr, J.
Carlisle, of 31 East Seymour street: Mr.
W. Rlchter, of 6844 Baynton street; Mr H
Shaffer, of 48 West Haines stroct, and Mr
Edward Showaker, of 6656 Crowson street.
Miss Margaret M. Phillips, daughter of
Dr. M. Phillips, gave a luncheon on
Wednesday, May 10, In honor of her cousin,
Miss Mary Rose Gallagher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallngher, of North
Penn, who will be married in tho fall to
Dr. J. F. O'Connor, of Scranton Among
tho guests wero Mr. nugh M Phillips, Miss
Bosslo Phillips, Dr. M Phillips. Mr and
Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs Joseph M.
Phillips, MIsb Smith. Mrs Doyle, Miss Mor
gan, Miss Healy, Miss Blanchfleld, Mr. II.
Gray, Mr. J. M. Phillips, Mr. C. Gallagher,
Mrs. F. Gallagher, Mrs. II, Gallagher, Mr.
Ernest and Mr. Benney. Supper followed.
Tho Friends of Lebanon Hospltnl will
give a danco tomorrow night nt tho Park
way Building, Broad and Cherry streets.
A prize will be given to the best dancers
In tho competition.
A DELIGHTFUL concert by the Castel
letto Musical Club, under tho direction
of Madama Edoun.nl De Vlll Castle, was
given on Friday, May 12, in tho Gold
Room of tho AdelpITIa Hotel to the mem
bers of tho Pennsylvania Women's Press
Association. The following members of tho
Castcllette Musical Club wero present and
took part In tho program:
Miss Clara Laventhol, accompanist and
piano soloist: Miss Helen Lamourent, elo
cutionist; Miss Eva Rescnfcld, Miss Alice
Barrett, soprano. Tho Musical Club has
been most successful In giving entertain
ments, which Is gratifying, as the club fe
newly organized.
THE NOONDAY CLUB, of StmwbrHler
& Clothier, held Its fifth anuU bfiBf
nuet In the restaurant of the stora Thurs t
dny evening, May 18, when the president.
Miss Harriet S. Wlsler, presided.
Tho club Is composed of women employes
of tho store and lis purpose Is for1 the
self-Improvement of- the members, as welt
a for recreation. Some of the work in
cludes the languages Gefrman, French and
English art needlework, current events,
gymnnstlcs and social evenings. Election
ot officers was held with tho following re
sults; President, Mrs. B. Snodgrass; vlca
president, Miss A, MeVay; secretary. Miss,
Anne E. Barr, and treasurer, Mlss 8. I.
Wltmcr. The above to serve for the en
suing year. Following this the members)
onjoyed a varied program which was
follows:
Selection . ...Strawbridw A Clothier Orchtitr
A ildrf ..., , , i Mr. John Jaexaen, Hurt.
Vocal solo.. ..,.,.,., Mill Sarahflteln
Hadlnsi...., ,.,,Mr Charles A. Bberls
Hilif-ttnn. niriwfi.Mmi A rMnthliir Orchestra
Lansdowne
Tho domestic sclenco class of the High
School entertained tho members of tho
school board and their wives Wednesday
evening nt a dinner which thoy cooked and
served themselves In the domestla sclenco
olassroom. Professor Walter L. Philips and
Mrs. Philips. Miss Mary E, Bacon and Mr.
J, I. Henshaw were also present, Members
ot the class are Miss Dorothy Koller, Miss
Margaret Barnard, Mlsr- Ruth Batten, Miss
Helen Delp, Miss Sadie Gold, Miss Carrie
Halgh, Miss Marlon Gouchcr, Miss Eleanor
King, Miss Muriel Krall, Miss Dorothy
Latng, Miss Helen McCoach, Miss Cather
ine Rhoades, Miss Gertrude Stevens, Miss
Mildred Taylor, Miss Antoinette Winklns,
Miss Helen Davison, Miss Mary Gallagher
and Miss Mary Galbralth. Members of the
board and their wives who wero present
wore Professor and Mrs. Eugene Baker, Mr
and Mrs. James T. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas G. Cooper. Mr and Sirs Frederick
Underhlll.
Mrs. William G. Hill gave a very
successful dance in tho Twentieth Century
Club Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the Delaware County h'anch of the S P
C. A. The hall was beautifully decorated
with palms and dogwood. The committee
nsslsting Mrs. Hill Included Mrs. Clifford
Parkinson, Mrs. Alexander Herron, Mrs.
LeRoy Smith, .Mrs. Walter Bowers and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Butler.
On
Vtwnt xnln ...... .Minn Hlaefl
lleadlnir.,,. ...Mrs. Charlea A. Ehjrle '
Voc-nl nolo.,,.., ..Minn Harsh flteln
Holrrtlon. ...,BtrwbrlJijo Clothier Orchytr-.
n-adln... ..i Mra. Char!e A. Bberl-
vocal solo. ......... ... ...... ...,.iMe Olaea
Among those present were Miss Mar
guerite Calverd, Miss Justlna Gladen, Miss
lr.ahellb M. Strohl, Miss Mary L. Dlehl, Mr.
C. Humphrovlllo, Miss Anne E. M. Barr,
Miss Ceclle Gossln, Mr. N. Mtdrau, Ml
Emma I), Johnson, Miss Octavle B. Conrad,
Mr. A D McVny, Miss Harriet R. Fox, Miss
Mary Smallborger, Miss Hannah IC Tom
llnnon, Miss Catherine R. Qulnn, Mr. II. B.
Wlslnr, Miss M. Mary O'Brien, Miss Clara
y Spruanco, Miss Sara M. Costello, Miss
Etta Hymnn, Miss Anna M. Flood, Miss
Mamlo Kntschenreuther, Miss Phoebe A.
Conway, Miss Hclon Feeley, Mr. M. E. Hit
ter, Mr. E Wagner, Miss Mary L. Hag
crty, Sir S J. Hornberger, Miss Berths. C.
Brand, Sir, B. Frankenfleld, Miss Reglna
Brennan. Miss Ella Laudeman, Miss Louise .
Jonas, Slls8 Elizabeth C. Glcason, Miss LUlie
M Bonham, Stlss Esther Watson, Mlsa
Elizabeth Cralgmlle, Miss Marie Van Zant,
Stlss Flora W Slullen, Miss Ada D. Guest,
Miss Myra Estlln. Miss Amy L. Slater. Mis
Elizabeth Goodyear, Miss Hannah Good
yenr, SIlss Elizabeth Lee, Miss Laura SI,
Joyce, Sites Emily A. Buch, Mr. S. Sweeney,
Miss Martha Deacon, Miss Mary C. Hen
derson, Sir. B. Earhart, Sir. J. Simpson
SIlss Laura Pollock, SIlss Mary Schvute,
Sir Iva II. SIcKlnney, SIlss HarrUt A.
Pennlwell, Miss Katherlne Mt Hoddlnger,
SIlss Slartha Walker, Miss Rose M. Schultz,
Sir. S Slullen, SIlss Dorothea B, SIcColgan,
Sir. Ray W. Cohen, SIlss May B, Hotr,
Sir. SI. Cnrdwell, Mr. G. S. Grlgg, Mr. E.
Schmidt, Sir. SI. B. Stuart, Miss Katherlne
Luckcl, Sir. E. F. Lukens, SIlss Anna M.
Ostermayer, Sir. SI. D. Franklin, Mrs. IC S.
Bcadwcll. Sirs. SInry SI. Baker, Mrs. A. M.
Glenn, SIlss Ida Kleffer, SIlss Ida Gehrlnger,
SIlss F. Brlnkworth and Miss Gohn.
An Ice cream party will be, given by the
Auxiliary of tho Downtown Hebrew Day
Nursery at their headquarters, 868 Snyder
avenue, tomorrow evening. '
A surprise party was given to Miss Ma
rlon Gilbrlde at her home, 2621 South Broad
street, Wednesday evening In honor of her
18th birthday by SIlss SI. Frances Roderer.
The guests were Miss Elsie. Glaser, SIlss
Mario SIcGarvey, Miss Cella O'Donnell,
Miss Isabella Kelly, Miss Marlon Gilbrlde,
Mlsa SI Frances, Sir. Roland Dunlap, Mr.
John Stover, Sir. Otto Leelaus, Mr, BUI
Hammekc, Sir. Albert Wllont. Mr. Joe Wall,
Sir. Tom Booth and Mr, Dick Stanton.
SPORTS SUITS ARE ALL
THE RAGE AT THE SHORES
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MISS FAY BURGER
Sir. and Mra. Sellgman Burger, of 1215
West Tioga street, have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, SIlss Fay Bur
ger, to Sir, Leo St, Abrahams, of New York,
and will give a reception tomorrqw after
noon from 3 until 6 o'clock at Mosebach's
Casino, 1307 North 13th Btreet, In honor of
the betrothal. Those who will assist In re
ceiving will be Mr. and Sirs. M. Abrahams,
SIlss Juliet Burger, MUs Roaella Abrahams
and Miss Delia J. Trlneld. Miss Burger
was graduated from Swarthmore College In
1912 with the degree of bachelor of arts
and la a successful social service, worker In
this city, Sir, Abrahams, although a Phlla
delphlan, has been In business In New York
for the last five years.
A pretty spring wedding will take place
on Slonday evening, when Miss Katharine
Kohl, of 6th and Butler streets, will become
the bride of Mr. George Fischer, of Oak
Lane,
The bride will be attended by her cousin.
Miss Laura Mooney, a maid of honor, and
Mr. Charles Kohl, a brother of the bride,
WinJet as best man.
X reception wilt follow at the home of
the bride, where many guests will ba pres
ant, after whloh Mr. and Mrs Fischer win
leave for an extended trip, including Niag
ara Falls and other Interesting points. They
will b at home after June 15
Mrs. Margaret Froellch and her daugh
ters MUs Marie Froellch and Mlsa Adallne
Froellch, o 1161 West Allegheny avenue,
will leave on June to occupy their sum
hep heia In Yataort
Simplicity in Attire Largely in
Vogue, on the
Walk
Sports suits aro the garments par excel
lence on the Walk these days, and all the
hats are oxtremely plain. Simplicity
reached its nth power today, when a mod
ish maid appeared In a dark blue silk sport
suit and a bluo straw hat, 'the solo adorn
mont of w hlch consisted of two bright crlm-
son cherries dangling beneath the brim.
Dr. and Sirs. William Edgar Darnalt, who.
gave one of the largost dances of the season
last night at tho Hotel Traymore, have as
their house guests at their cottage. 1701
Pacific avenue, Dr. and Sirs, Swithln
Chandler, Dr. and Mrs., Wllmer. Krusen,
Dr. and Sirs. Lewis Zlegler, Mr. and Mrs.
Bardcn Kccch, of Philadelphia; Miss Jes
sie Sharp, of West Chester; Mrs. Sharp
SlaoDonald, of Pittsburgh, and Mr, and
Mrs. Curtis Outhrle, of Wilmington.
SIlss Margaret Ryan has joined Miss Ger
trude Rutter, of Now York, at the Tray
more Mr. and Sirs. H. Warren Hale and
family, who have been at the hotel for a
month, toturned to their Philadelphia home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Sirs. Theodore W, Reath aro
here, accompanied by Mlsa Elsa Reath.
Mrs. Oliver Reeder Is at the Brighton
with Stlss Reeder and Miss Edna Parlett.
Sirs W I Addams, of Chestnut Hill, who
Is at the Chelsea, will be Joined by her
daughter. Sirs. Fell, over tho week-end.
Sir. and Mrs. N- C Cregar, who motored
down from Radnor, have returned home.
Dr. and Mrs. C, W. Macfarlane have
taken apartments at the Chelsea Hotel for
tho summer nnd will arrive the first of
June.
Sir and Mrs. Edwin Hagert Joined the
Philadelphia colony at the Marlborough
Blenheim today. Sir. and Mrs. Craig N.
Llgget are at the Brighton, as la Mra.
Howard Butcher, Jr.
The Caldwells will be well represented
In tho cottage colony this summer. Mrs,
Seth Caldwell, Jr., who comes here every
year, has taken a Chelsea cottage, 3607
Pacific avenue, Mr, J, E. Caldwell lias
leased a beautiful Ventnor residence, 6003
Boardwalk, and Sirs. J, Albert Caldwell, of,
the Bellevue-Stratford, will spend the sum
mer at Derby place and the beach,
Mrs. Smith E. Johnson entertained at
bridge today at the Hotel Chelsea, Mrs.
August Bolte gave a bridge party at her
Ventnor cottage .
Sirs. Alexander Balfour and her grand
daughter, SIIS3 Julia Slacken, will occupy
their Chelsea home, 3 South Brighton ave
nue, the first of June.
Mr, and Mrs. J. T, King, of Germantown,
will open their Chelsea cottage Saturday
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Maurice Fox. of 2411 South. Bfe ,
Btreet, has gone to the mou""tfnsi where
she will stay until October.
Military Academy Dance
The drill hall of the Pennsylvania Mill-,
tary Academy at Chester was the scene of
an attractive dance last night. The Junior
hop is always a source of joy to the youss
officer and the Main Line schoolgirl, and
they were all there on Friday night, and
girls from other States and army officers)
also. The hall was artistically decorated
with spring dowers apd gold and blue bust
ing, and cannon were used aba ahout the
room with good effect. Among the patron
esses were Mrs, Miles Q Burt, Mra, T, Ed
ward Clyde. Mrs, Silas O Comfort, MUw
Anne Hetzel, Mlsa Carrie Jlotrel. UtH Jo
seph B Hlnkaon, Mrs, Charles E. Hyatt,
Mrs Frank K. Hyatt, Mrs. SamUej H.
Seeds, Mrs J Clifford Jones, Mrs. Agnes
M Starr, Mrs, Henry Y H. Stoever, Mr,
Frank G. Sweenoy, Mrs, Richard WetherUL
Mr. Btnnett Y Wilson. Mr Lucius I
Moore was chairman of tha Dance ijommjt
Us and the committee Included Mr, 3,oh
ehrlstensen, Mr, H. J. Wlnn-btrgir, M?.
W. H. IW1 wl Mr. T. & ltt