H VISING- LEDaBH-lHlLAJDBLPBIA, MOKDAY, MAY 22, 1016.
mnr WYNNI2 FEEDlCTS MOST
gNJOYABIiID TIME AT GARDEN FETE
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yngwu " -- """' oy barge Garden
ftity to Be Given on Grounds of Ogontz School on
I ' Wednesday, June 7 Many Intern
rtTHEH raen party looms Into tho
Wj.i.n. Hitherto most of theso
l&r'n i. i,nvi been scheduled for the
? aertnantdwn. This time the
Ue0r . ncrnnt. on th
jrWH B . , anrlnc nventlo. on
jSmdS on "' o'clock. With tho
tfi.o. that if rainy tho next
STmi rtll tho bill, so to speak,
if JaU Party will bo given for tho
Iftingaraen p 1IoaDllat. which Mr.
i10!.... ororted in memory of his
". ji .viral years oko and who
7- i, hest loved women of this
m'"
, v vnrinun boothB, Including:
KtaMfc Mrs. Daniel B. WonU; cakes,
ttfiK. ..1.. anhwartz! toys, Miss Emma
CnT,: Mrs. J. Howard Crvleni
ymrz: -en
Mrs. Wharton Slnkler; amuse.
;
dgTtirs. George Kelly: game of golf,
i W Howard Wilson; ilsh pond, Mrs.
41 'Ili...-. vpffetablee. Mrs. Marma
rift A . . t-. ndnrnnnn tea. Mrs.
fh Tliae' " , . ,.
fm Horace Lorimor; pony anyw, .
!ffrt p. Robinson; baby supplies, Mrs.
&rt ElWns, Jr.
K will also bo moving pictures and
iss-dng. Supper win " v ""
fl o'clock. Tho patronesses Includo
!..... oti tho women who aro lmpor-
If socially- along tho Heading way, and
l!m LAclucte Mrs. Frank H. Bachman, Mrs.
ifi-Wn. Barney, Mrs. Nicholas Blddle,
JBoauveau Borlo, Jr., Mrs. Charles U
forie, J'- Mra- SamUBl Boyl0' 'Irs' Sld
P . r TAr.V Tlitntlncr. Mrs.
Tl..n ronton. Mrs. Charles Church-
'ftn Itrs. Harold Cross, Mrs. Charles H.
Oilll), Mrs. uyrua "
'!!,. p nenoero. Mrs. Voorhees Dray-
fL Mrs. Charles D. Dana, Mrs. C. Leland
i.TL.W. Archibald B. Hubor, Mrs.
- . v. Ijishor. Mrs. Joseph W. Lip-
b.M ihn MIssos Llpplncott, Mrs. J.
I&rtran Llppincott, Mrs. Gilpin Lover
Ljirs. Corbet Covering, Mrs. Qcorgo
'W Long. Mrs. Percy Madeira, Mrs. Percy
iWelro, Jr., Mrs. H. v. Morgan, .irB,
flajrara Marshall, Mrs. James Morrltt,
Ktn. ProrlBrlek Morris, Mrs. H. M.
?KUhanson, Mrs. W. P. O'Neill, Mrs. John
W, Pepper, Miss Mllllcent Dana, Mrs. F.
ii-'tM. rviuntrns Santa Eulalla. Mrs.
!iU v. Pox. Mrs. Caleb F. Fox. Jr., Mrs.
iflmi II. Frazlor. Mrs. Charles Frazlor,
JCrs. Benjamin W. Frazlor, Mrs. W. W.
IfitdtT, Jr., Jurs. u. xj. rurmw, .
..i. nimiun TvTrn. .T. S. Gnvlov. Mrs.
ftjolm Gilbert, Mrs. I. R. Hallowell, Mrs.
iKorris Harrison, Mrs. Clomont iioopos,
'to. J. K. MItcholl Harrison, tno Misses
tfntrWnson. Mrs. John C. Perry, Mrs.
"I Ewjamln Rowland, Mrs. James Day Row-
lAV-i If Atnvnnrlnr TTnmiltnn TtlOO. M1H.
,llK1WD.Aiuw"v. .
Arthttr Rush, Mrs. Samuel L. Schlvcly,
to Robert Sowell, Mrs. Thoma3 Shoe-
glrf, Mrs. Henry Stetson, Mrs. Wirt
v Ibompson, Mrs. JIarmaduko Timon,
.'iSmombs Von Hiller, Mrs. Theodore Voor
A ttitifra. Honrv M. Watts, Mrs. John H,
ffcpijrtakcr, Mrs. Louis Wolf.
iu . .
ktnnnrS 4.A Wfimntl WllO Will OSSlSt at
Ltiie feteto be given on Wednesday at
Irlsheltn, tho country placo or Dr. ana
r. npnrira Woodward, will bo Mrs.
PhlllD Rhlnelander. Mrs. Goorgo Whar-
iton Popper, Mrs. Charles Bayard, Mrs.
Bamuel Hlnes Thomas, Mrs. James unes
'ton, Mrs. Arthur H. Lea, Mrs. Goorgo
Woodward, Mrs. William H. George, Miss
Xllly Cheston, Miss Dorothy DIsston, Miss
fjUlce Earle, Miss Elizabeth Dawson
iWheeler. Mlas Carollno Robinson. Miss
Edith Dallas, Miss Mary Sheppard, Miss
Ethel Newbold, Miss Fredorlca Lewis and
rlllss Polly Graham.
NANCY WYNNE.
I
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Norrls and Miss
lUorothy Norrls will leave shortly for Nar-
irstansett Pier, where they will occupy weir
twit
.. .Mis3 Alice BUdlo Is entertaining a house
party at her summer homo In Saunders
Jtown, Pa.
to Mlaj Dorothy A. Fleck and Mr. Harry
X Taylor. Jr.. whose "marrlace will take
t$hce at the Itlttenhouse Hotel Juno 10,
fiftfe guestBof honor Saturday night at a
sumner pverf by the Alpha Chapter 01 me
r?M Slirma. Hororltv tit thn fivnwvd Club-
5wiB8 before the usual Saturday night club
rcnee. The decorations were spring (lowers,
Thos present Included Mlsa JIarlo Mc
f CWchey, Mies Dorothy Morris, Miss Sarah
IWrlck, Mlsa Marlon Plckford. Miss Myrtlo
fJohnjton, Miss Dorothy Mecke, Miss Mar
iret Kershaw, Miss Jean Hammer, Miss
Cwiula Beeburger, Mr. Gerrlsh Sproul, Mr.
g""U Hammlt, Mr. Raymond Macercgor,
frW. Edward Cook. Mr. Frank Benson, Mr.
frtaiesDolan, Mr. Benson Steed, Mr. Charles
Wrspt and Mr. Edward Creamer.
MUj Eliiahnth T. A. Tnvlnr. rlnnirhter
tit Sire. Frederick Taylor, of Bodley,
iwustnut Hill, will glva a small tea on
fw4Besday, at 4 o'clock, to meet Mlsa Hub.
h UTS. Itatutrf Rturcrlo nn ffaa TTnnrlAltn.
Siftnria, of 1E2 East 28th street. New York.
b4 their Bummer home, Laburnums,
Kltn Huis, Saturday,
Mr. aiUl Mn Wininm Uanw T3rnrtV rtf
uCr08WlV. wtll dva illnnar 1I1HM nt
iftj lierton Cricket Club next Saturday eve
r to mwt Migs Mary L. Bcull.
MM. MTfllfaM. VTAlnA Tir,lt...H fine. wa-
ffjJ-J ,,,miii Aciauit VtlkU4 w-
i to idlewood Farm, Devon, from a
PBttohr daughter. Mrs. W, R. Charrlng
yw, In Wirrenton, Va. '
ft'Urs. Lewta Lawrence Smith, of Strafford.
wwining Mrs George B. Orlaay, or
IWatlngion, Pa., for a few days.
Hi?. Ind Kr ll.., TV V...V.nn,a ttn
E, J7r" -. v.uartca x. whimiow.
Ki t"l8bth Paxson have returned to
Kr, ,,lma ln Devon after spending the
grtster the Aldlne. '
ir tj.v .w .". . ...
iUT " a, xvones is rapioiy reoayoc-
M University Hospital.
Htm TVt,lt -n .. . -mr .,lAn1
liuaAt11 9t Elklns Fatk- Bnd Mrs- Miller's
iCS '"acheon Saturday the principals
ril 'rilns ciasa ot the uoiman ociwui
other, of the bchool, of which Mlsa
f!tr.U a member.
I.i.8' W N Beatty and Mrs. Marjarle
Pw;ln 0 52 Earlham terrace, are spend-
5OhBr w"' a th9 st' Ck"'1 tlan-
E-Vi ..t ... T" - ...
S bC,, iuBea Ullphant Gibbons, rormeny
fUJadlphla, has Issued cards for the
P .reception of her daughter, ansa
t fTt S4"" vernon aibbons, to Mr Aiuert
ififfifSS, su'-'lay. May 8T. rora
Ff lSCk. Pai-lr nvomin Warsaw, N-
J atal9 Bruh, of Indte togoWa, wi
cTXVo fe.JS-S2 -?-. -to
eral weeks. """ reet, lor bbv-
PaBoVslrMnWrs Tm,?8 ""2
nliVitt..!" Pay.ne e"t-talned In orm
M"ssnorMnrcen?Iao,,lIrnndFrank McC5,ynn an
Along the Main Line
theKor gannf
M w?i1UAnC!S'01 Wl" b0 HW today by
r'w..?',
BRYN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs William
?3 Nlaon Jri nnd tllolr i-amlly Tf
sSS M 'ar Bponllnf sovoral days with
Barnard, of Morris nvenuo.
Miss Dorothy Stool, daughtor of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Whyte Steel, of Morris avenue,
gao a supper danco Saturday evening ln
Qnw. KuW o'a.atos of tho Wright
School. Miss Stooi, who will graduate In
Juno, will be nsslstod In receiving by Miss
Anno Forstall and Mlsa Frances Wdmon
WAYND Mrs. Hobort McKlnloy, of
Lnnsdowno avenuo, Is spending a -week at
Atlantlo City.
.SIrUnn,d Mrs- Ra,ph vr' Dmorson. Jr.. of
21. Poplnr avenue, entertained a houso
party ocr tho wock-ond Among the
guests wcro Miss Anna Fredorlck and Mr.
Howard Lnmbert, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. King, of German
town. DEVON Mr. and Mrs. Albort L. Dla
ment aro occupying Croon aato Farm for
th summer season.
Mrs. William C. Bullitt. 222 mttenhouso
squaro, moved to her Den on homo last
week.
Sir. nnd Mrs Chnrles Ross Hamilton and
C. Ross Hamilton, Jr., oponcd Talrvlow
Lodge last week, whoro they will entertain
during tho Horse Show.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Fuguct and Mrs.
Michael Dallett aro occupying Roughwood
for tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mr,. J. Clifton Buck havo re
turned to Lo Mollan, Devon, from n
month's stny In Atlantlo City. Mr. and
'Mrs. Buck spent tho winter ln Honolulu
and California.
ii V 'i '
WILL BE AIDES AT MERION PETE CHAMPETRE
Chestnut Hill
Mr. Thomas Butterfleld, of Bermuda, Is
the guost of Dr. Wilfrid B. Fotterman at
his hopio, 7017 Germantown aenuo. Mr
Butterfleld'u engagement to JIlss Gertrudo
Fettcrman was recently announced.
A delightful affair took placo Saturday,
when Mrs. W. C. Mason, of Semlnolo ave
nue, entertained the members of tho Plastic
Club at tea after a sketching party along
tho upper Wlssahlckon
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Henson, of
Manhelm street and Wlssahlckon avenuo,
havo Miss Anna Riley, of Now York, as
their guest Mr. and Mrs. Henson enter
tained at tho Snvoy Opera Company pro
duction of "Pa,tIcnGO" on Friday night,
and also at tho tea yesterday afternoon
nt tho Huntington Valley Country Club.
Mr. Georgo Fry will spend tho summer
months nt the Greystone, 125 West School
House lane.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Glllln, of 1226
North 55th street, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Glllln, of 0013 Media street, returned
Friday from Atlantic City, whero they spent
tho week with friends.
MIbs Mary B. Hutchison, 6603 Haver
ford avenue, returned last week from Phoc
Jlxvllle, where she had been tho guest of
rlends for 10 days.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Flelsher and Miss
Helen Flelsher, of 2220 Green street, will
leave shortly to occupy tholr summer home,
19 South Brighton avenue, Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Cope and Mr. John Flgel
will give a dance on Tuosday evening at
1710 North Broad street. Prizes havo been
donated for competitive dancing.
The members of tho B. V. M. Sodality
of St Bonavontura's Cathollo Church 'are
making extensive preparations for a roof
garden party and strawberry festUal to
be held on tho roof garden of tho new school
building tomorrow and Wednesday evo
nlngs. .
Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Aaron, of 1937
North Broad street, aro entertaining Mrs.
Aaron's mother. Mrs. Charles Htrsch, of
New York.
South Philadelphia
MJSS MOLLY ROSENBERG
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Rosenberg, of 2037
Kast'Moyamenslns avenue, announce the
fnKagement of their daughter. Miss Molly
Rosenberg, to Mr Maxwell Freeman. A
fupper was given in their honor, last
night. .
Miy and Mrs. I. WexUr. of SI! Mont,
rosa street, announce the engagement of
thilr daughter, Mlsa Ida Wexler. to Mr.
J Tehex. i
4sisWllslIf W vH I zwcuy z&cv oriz
Afc oW-Off VS3 l $H 'ill &TftEBMSJt
Ci;.lsife-r' Phuto by R. T. Doonr.
Along the Reading
Miss Mary Ochse, daughter of Mr. and
Sirs Georgo Ochse, ot 6603 North 18th
street, Oak Lane, spent the last week-end
with friends In Washington, D. C.
Miss Edith Ochso will entertain nt dinner
this evening nt her homo, 6603 North 13th
street. Oak Lane, ln honor of Miss Mar
guerite Goll and Miss Edith Mellorsh Tho
guests will Inctudo Miss Doris Weaver, Miss
Yvonne Bradway, Mlsn Lurlno Dickson,
Miss Gertrudo Bond, illss Mildred Gorgas,
Mlos Bertha HorBlicy, Georgo Yengor,
Ralph Plnkerton, Harry Lewis, Arthur
Dlckol, Martin Lower, William Huot, Hd
ward Cooper, Georgo School and Arthur
Dorney.
Mr. and Mrs Charles School, of 642E
North 13th street, Onk Lino, entertained
at tholr homo Trlday cenlng. Among
tho guosts were Mr and Mrs Raymond
Raff, Mr. and Mrs Henry Kolb, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Moerk, Mr nnd Mrs Uoorgo
Ochse, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goll, Mr. and
Mra. Louis Schnolder, Dr and Mrs Emll
Schneider, Mr. and Mrs Edward Wallaco,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Rcgatr, Mr nftd
Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Florence Wolf nnd
Mrs Frank Smith.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hajmond Raff, of 1300
Oak lano avenue, nccompanlcd by their
son, Raymond Raff, Jr., havo oponed tholr
homo In tho Poconos, whero they will
spend tho summer months.
It has been announced nt tho Willow
Grovo W. C T. U. that tho convention will
bo hold at Lansdala Juno 1. Tho following
woro appointed ns delegates: MIbs Anna
Long, Miss Elizabeth Happ and Mrs. Pear
son. Tho alternates aro Mrs Davenport,
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. SchafCor. Tho union
will meet with Miss Tlsher nt her homo on
Horace avenue, ln Ablngton, June 6, at 2:30
o'clock.
A rummngo snlo will bo hold by tho mis
sionary society In tho basement of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, corner Mt. Carmel ave
nuo and Willow Grovo pike, on Thursday
afternoon, May 2G,
Tho postponed meeting of tho Carmel
Men's Association will bo held on Thurs
day evening, May 25, at which tlmo Senator
W. S Kenyon, of Iowa, will address the
meeting.
Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas F. Armstrong and
family, of 3608 North 23d street, will closo
tholr winter home early In Juno and will
ocoupy their cottage In Ocean City, N. J.,
until lata ln tho autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Do Haven, of 3714
North 19th street, aro receiving congratu
lations on tho birth of a daughter, Jeanne
rnnnetlo, on May ID.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph B. Hnber, formerly
of 3732 North 10th street aro occupying
their new homo ln Elklns Park.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Acker and tholr
daughter. Miss Emily Acker, of West Ve
nango street, havo returned from an nuto
mobtlo trip to Bushklll.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bronnan, of 2644
Memphis Btreet, havo announced tho en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Agnes
Brennan, to Mr. Thomas Burke.
Miss Matilda Weber, of 6th and Thomp
son streets, haa returned from a two weeks'
trip to Richmond, Va.
Miss Helen G. Howard, of Frankford
avenue, will entertain tho membera of her
sewing circle this afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles W. Lambert and
family, of 2170 East Cumberland street,
have gone to Pitman for tho summer.
Miss Anna McGovern, of 2333 EaBt Hunt
ingdon street, and Miss nelen Bandy Bpent
tho woek-end at Atlantic City.
Mr. John Scanlln and Miss Florence
Scanlin, of 2346 East Cumberland street,
who are spending Beveral months at At
lantlo City, spont a few dajs In tho city
this week.
A progressive euchro and danco In aid of
the Holy Name Church was held In tho
school auditorium, East Gaul and Berks
streets, Friday evening.
Wilmington
WILMINGTON. Del, May 22. A mar
riage of considerable interest to majiy per
sons in this city took placo Saturday night
nt 6 o'clock, when Miss Marlon Emily
Rlchey, daughter of the Rev. Alban Rlchey,
D D , rector of St John's Episcopal Church,
this city, and Mrs. Rlchey, became tho bride
of Mr. Francis Douglass Buck, Bon of Mr.
and Mrfl. Francis N. Buck, of New Castla
nnd Buena Vista Farm. Tho marriage took
place In Immanuel P. E. Church. New
Castle, where Doctor Rlchey was rector
until he accepted the reotorshlp of St John's
Tho' ceremony was performed by tho
bride's father, assisted by his son-in-law,
the Rev. Floyd W, Tomklns, Jr., of Valley
Crusts, N. C, The bride's sister, Miss Mar
caret Rlchey, was maid of honor and her
sister. Miss Alice Rlchey, was a brides
maid. Tho other" bridesmaids were Miss
Eleanor Bacoti of Morrlstownj Miss Vir
ginia Fiske, ot New York; Mlsa Helon Wal
brldge, of Shrewsbury, and Mlsa Marian
Northrop, of Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr, Douglass Buck, a brother of the
bridegroom was his best man, and the
ushers were Mr. Richard S. Rodney and
Dr. Lewis Booker, of New Castle; Mr, G.
Dare Hopkins, of this city, and Mr. Richard
D. Wood, of New York.
After the ceremony a reception for tho
members of the two families and for guests
from this city, New York, Philadelphia,
New Jersey and Virginia was held at
Immanuel rectory. After a wedding trip
Mr, and Mrs. Buck will live on The Strand,
New Castle.
Miss Elinor Robinson, daughter of Mrs.
John G. noblnson, will be married to Mr.
Edwin Randall Murch In Denver, Col, July
4 Mlsa Robinson will leave here July 1, ac
companied by her brother, Mr Arthur Rob.
inson. of Glen Ridge, and he will attend tho
marriage of his sister and Mr. Murch, after
which the couple will leave for a wedding
trip. Mr. Murch is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
John F. Murch, of Glen Ridge.
Lansdowne
Mrs. Arthur Bhrgley, of Hiitdale road,
will entertain the meeting of the Woman's
.Suffrage party at her ha today.
PHILOPATRIAN PLAYERS TO GIVE
COHAN PLAY FIRST WEEK IN JUNE
"Forty-five Minutes From Broadway" to Be Given for the
Benefit of the Magdalen Home of the
House of the Good Shepherd
GEORGE M. COHAN'S fnmous comedy
farce, "Forty-flvo Minutes from Broad
way," has boon selected by the Phllopntrlan
players for their nnnual production nt the
South Broad Street Theatre during tho
week of Juno 5
Last year tho Phllopntrlans appeared In
"Get-Rlch-Qulck Vv'alllngford" and Mr
Cohan was so delighted with tho players
work that ho offered tho uso of tho comedy
farco that was tlrst played by Fay Temple
ton nnd Victor Mooro. Later Mr. Cohan
himself starred In tho plcco, along with
Salllo Fisher.
This la tho twonty-fourth year that tho
gifted amateur Thespians of tho Phllo
pntrlan Literary Institute havo undertaken
to produce a popular play. Every ear the
standnrd of work has Improved until now
tho Phllopntrlan plajers aro ranked among
tho first amateur organizations of tho coun
try. "Forty-flvo Minutes From Broadway" Is
described as a farco comedy with music.
Fow people havo forgotten "So Long Mary,"
"Mary Ib a Grand Old Namo" and tho lilt
ing topical song that takes Its name from
tho title. They aro among the most popular
songs Cohnn has ever written and many
Phlladelphlans will welcome a revival of tho
original settings. Tho same music and
dancing of the original cast will bo repro
duced ln every detail by tho well-trained
Phllopntrlan chorus,
Mr. James Sltclley will again manage and
direct tho production, as well as take a
prominent part In the show. It has been
largely duo to the untiring energy of this
vigorous actor-mannger-dlrector that Phtlo
patrlans have beon so successful and his
appearanco as a star In "comedy with
music" Is nwalted with Interest.
As usual, the proceeds of the production
will bo devoted to the House ot the Good
Shepherd, St. Magdalen Asylum, ln German
town This Institution's work ln the re
demption of wayward girls Involves an In
creasingly heavy financial strain, nnd the
players are making strenuous efforts to
lighten the burden
Slnco tho first production of tho "Private
Secretary" ln 1893 the Fhllqpatrlans hdvo
apjpeared ln the following;: 1894, "Ala
bama"; 1895, "Nancy & Co."; 1896, "Ja
peth In Search of His Father"; 1897, "Love
ln Harness"; 1898, "Lottery of Love"; 1899,
"A Glided Fool"; 1900, "Lord Chumley";
1901. "Christopher, Jr."; 1902, 'Tho Sen
ator": 1903, "Ambition"; 1904, "The Hen
rietta"; 1905, "Brother John": 1906, "A
Fair Exchange"; 1907, "A Bachelor's Ro
mance"; 1008, "An American Citizen";
1009, "Caught In tho Rain": 1910, "The
Dictator"; 1011, "A aildod Fool"; 1912,
"On the Quiet"; 1913, "The Fortune
Hunter"; 1914, "The Man From Home";
1915, "aet-Hlck-Qulck Walllngford."
An enjoyable concert, one of the moFt
pleasing of Its kind this season, was given
by the pupils of Madame C. E. Dow, on
Tuesday evening, at Griffith Hall, assisted
by Miss Adele Starr, elocutionist. The
concert was under tho management of Miss
Bertha Enola Wolverton, Mlsa Anna M E.
Turner and Mr. Nicola Raapo,
Mlsa Mary E. Mitchell entertained the
Beta Tau Zeta Bororlty of tho William
Penn High School for Glrla Saturday eve
ning at her home, 2834 Columbia avenue.
The following guests were present: Miss
Betty, Parent, Miss Marlon Ward, Miss
Edith Streton, Miss Adeline Cantley, Miss
Zylpha Wetzel, Mlsa Mllllcent Irving and
Miss Florence Graham.
A COMEDY sketch entitled "The Maglo
Transform Her," was given under tho
auspices of the Daughters ot Columbus on
Friday night at the Knights of Columbus
Hall, 38th and Market streets. The pro.
gram was as follows:
A business meeting. Opening Ode.
'Somebody's Sweetheart I Want to Be."
Literary part of meeting Solo, "Man,
Man, Man," Mary Ann Barnes; quartet,
Rhoda Larklns, Asenath Baker, Susannah
Smith and Sara Jane Springer; solo.
"Grandmother's Old Arm Chair," Esther
Snyder; duet, Amy Little and Amanda
Horn, solo, "I Am Longing for Some One
to Love Me," Amarllla Heywood, secretary.
Transformations Irish Colleen. Margue
rite R. Kelly; Society Girl, Nan T. Lynch;
Quaker Maid. M. Etta Brown; Japanese
Doll, Anna M Devlne; Recitation, Hannah
V, Btrain ; Suffragette, Catherine M. Moran ;
Daisy Girl, Marie A. Kelley; Goddess of
Liberty, Agnes V, Kelley ; Girl Who Found
a Sweetheart Reglna T, Tracey.
Closing chorus, "Good-by, Girls, X'm
Through "
Pianist Florence M. Howe.
Professor Plnkerton, Mr Martin Brennan,
Tho of fleers of the club aro; president,
Maribah Lovcjoy CMts3 Abigail M- Hurley) ;
secretary, Amarllla Heywood (Miss Mary
T. Rntlcan) ; treasurer, Prlscllla Hopo (Miss
Margaret V. Eagan).
Tho members Includo Miss Mary E. Kelly,
Miss Mnrguerlto R. Kelly, Miss Nan A.
Moehan, Miss Nelllo V. Devlno, Miss Agnes
V . IvGlleV. AT tno Annn T PiinnlHnh.M -ri.
Martha A. Hllfcrty, Mls's May V. Haillnan,
,,o v-miiurinu m. mornn, Miss May E
Krupn. Mlsa Retina T. TrnoAv in.. Unn.
nah V. Strain. Miss Mnrlo A. Kelley, Miss
M. Etta Brown, Miss Nnn T. Lynch, Miss
Nan T. Hurley and Mlsa Anna M. Dovlne.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs Warren H. Collin has returned to her
home at 5th and Cooper streets, after a
visit to relatives at her old home at Boston.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Slnkler came up from
their homo nt Daytonn, Flo., last week, and
went to their summer homo at 10th street
and Ocean avenue. Ocean City, without
opening their Camdon residence nt 514
Cooper street.
Mrs Charles E. Stiles, of Woodbury, who
was Mlsa Anna Palmer, of North 2d street,
entertained at a thimble party this week.
Ex-Judge and Mrs B. Ambler Armstrong,
after spending the wlntor ln New York, nro
at their country place near Princeton.
Many Camden people will spend the sum
mer at Ocean City, as Is their custom.
Among the number aro Mr, and Mrs. Her
bert N. plunger nnd children, of 420 Cooper
street, who will occupy their handsome new
cottago; Mr. and Mra Frederick Fox and
family, of 804 Cooper street; Mr. and Mrs.
H. IC Partridge and children, of 507 Stato
street ; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Martin and Mlsa
Gladys Martin, of 6th and Stato streets;
Mr. and Mrs. Bleakley and Mr. and Mra
Freeman and family,
Mlsa Mary Truscott, of 310 North 2d
Btreet, whose engagement was announced
Beveral months ago, was given "a Bhower"
by her friend, Miss Blanche Farrand, last
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. C. Chllds nnd their daugh
ter. Miss Marlon Chllds, have returned to
their homo In West Colllngswod after a long
stay In southern California. Miss Chllds'
engagement to Mr. Bayard Kraft was an
nounced last fall.
Mr. W. J. Browning and hts family are
again settled in their summer home at
Brown's-Mllls-ln-tho-Plnes, having closed
their Camden home at 315 Linden street
Mr. and Mrs. John Brook Betts, who
have been nt the Robeson for many years,
have moved to their bungalow at Merchant
vllle. Mr, nnd Mrs. Henry V. Mason are now
In their new home at Wilmington, Del. Mrs.
Mason was Mlsa Marie Norrls, of Camden.
Mrs Mary A. Gilbert, of 400 Chambers
avenue, is in Monmouth, Mass, until the
fall,
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene S. Miller will be at
home to their frlnnds after June 15 at
Ocean City, Mra Miller was Mlsa Edith
M. Colescott, of 646 Penn street
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. JackBon, of 737 Fed
eral street have announced the engage,
ment of their daughter. Miss Mildred Jnck
son, to Mr, Alwln L. Martin, of New York
What's Doing Tonight
Mualcal Art Club dinner to Leopold Stokovr
ekl. Philadelphia Orchestra "Pop" conctrt. Acad.
emy of Mtulc.
North Philadelphia Soya' Club opens 1150,000
campaign.
South Philadelphia Bualneea Men's Associa
tion, Broad and Federal streets, 8 o'clock. Free,
Colleare ot Physicians, 22d and Ludlow streets.
8 o'clock.
Municipal Band concert Stlnsor Park, 834 and
Itted streets, B o'clock. Pree. u
Play, ''Spilled Beans." by Wmfleld Club. Mer
cantile Hall, Broad and Master streets? s
o'clock.
Musical comedy, "The King: of Hearts." by
Proscenium Club. Broad Street Theatre, 8
Navy Yard News
Commander S E. Mopes, V S N , nnd
Mrs Moses nro entertaining Mrs Moses
Ulster, Mrs J Callaway, of Atlnutn, Ga
Commander and Mrs Mows entertained ln
her honor last week In tholr homo In tho
Nnvy Yard. Tho affair wnH n suppcr-dnnce,
and tho guests Included Captain William
Leo Russell, U. H N, and Mrs Russell.
Lieutenant Commander W L Llttlefleld, V.
S N , nnd Mra Llttlefleld, Lieutenant Com
mandor D P. Mannlx and Mrs Mnnnlx,
Civil Engineer H It Stanford, U S N
nnd Mrs. Stanford, Paymaster E D Ryan,
V S N , nnd Mrs Rynti, Mrt Littleton W
T. Walter nnd Mr. nnd Mrs J. Hnmer. of
Boverly, N. J.
Lloutennnt Commander W L Llttlcflold,
U. S. N, nnd Mrs. Llttlplleld havo nR their
guost Mrs C E Gilpin, who will remain
with them for nn Indednlto stny.
Mrs. Rnlph L Shcpard, wlfo of Llouten
nnt Shepard, U S M. C , hnH Just returned
from Old Point Comfort, where Bho spent
about a week visiting friends
Girard Farms
Mr. and Mrs Harold T Brown, of 1813
Porter Blrefct, hnvo ob their guest Mrs.
Brown's Bister, Miss Mary Pntscko, of Hnr
rlsburg, with whom, together with Mrs. E.
Brown, thev motored to Atlnntlo City to
spend tho week-end. Mr and Mrs Brown
entertained In honor ot their guest last
week. Tho affair was an Informal card
party, followed b dancing Spring flowers
and ferns formed tho nrtlstlc decorntlons.
Mrs. Henry J. Selbold, of 2526 South 18th
street left this wcok for Atlnntlc City,
whero sho will bo tho guest of Mrs Jules
Jouvenant at her summer home ln Vont-nor.
o'clock.
ltec.
iuse J
"Whit Flannel Dance," Manufacturers Club.
Reception to Judges by Law Academy. Illtlen.
nouse UBHI, 9 u W
full address, .and, when possible telephone
number must l ctitn. , ...,
Henil alt sufh commanleaUons to "Society
Editor," Krenlns Ledger. SOS Chestnut street.
Unless these reauurejiunts. are carried out
.o that Ytrlllcatloa mar t postOfcls, the
Jitlce will not Its published.
Roxborough
Mr and Mrs Clinton Schoflcld Seltzer,
of 0214 Rldgo avenue, gavo a muslcalo Sat
urday evening nt thelr--liome Tho guosts
Included Miss Mnrgaret Croft, Mr. and
Mrs Roy Green. Miss Florence, Miss Ellon
Wnldeck, Mr. Howard Wcsterman, Mr.
Yeaklo Lackoy and Mr. Earlo Jones.
The Young Women's Chrlstlnn Associa
tion of the Falls of Schuylkill prosented
"Dlanthn's Desortlon" at the association's
rooms Saturday. Tho entertainment In
cluded also piano, violin and vocal solos.
Mrs J. B. Montgomery, of Roxborough,
nccompanled by MrB. C. W. Klnuder, of
Bala, Is spending a fortnight In Atlantic
City. '
A novol "Parcol Post Party" will be
given on Thursday night In tho bnnquot
hall of Ebonezer Methodist Church, Gay
stroet, Manayunk, by Mrs William H. Bo
rard, assisted by Mrs John R. Clark, Mr3
William Clark, Mrs E. Z Bonner. Mrs Paul
Keller, Mrs Charles Hlllesloy, Mrs Frank
Flanagan, Mrs. Walter Flanagan, MrB But
ler, Mrs. Harry Whlto, Miss Edna Alten
defer, Mrs. Andrew Zell. Miss Edith Zell,
Miss Ada Frame, Mrs. William Flanagan,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Charlea Kensyl. Mrs W
Dolner, Mrs. Franklin Speese, Mrs. Cad
wallader Lackey, Mrs Bronz, Mrs. Arthur
"Walls, Miss Rhoads, Mrs Howard Lukens,
Mrs. H. Hannes, Mrs. William McKean and
Mrs. Frostrom Mr. William M. Flanagan
will act na auctioneer.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. T. Elwood Allison, of Wal
llngford, who have been ln Florida since
October, returned home Saturday,
The Rose Valley Players, of Moylan, will
present three plays by Lord Dunsany, ln
Artsmnn's Hall, Saturday evening. Tho
plays to be given are "The Golden Doom,"
"King of Arglmlnea and tho Unknown War
rior" nnd "Tho Lost Silk Hat" The plays
aro under the direction of Mr. W. W. Price
and Mr. Owen Stephens.
Mrs. Stephen Hlbbert, of Wnlllngford,
will open her cottage nt Ocoan Grove the
latter part of May.
Mrs. Oliver Brooko Evans, of Lincoln
avenue, entertained her luncheon and bridge
club Thursday afternoon.
Norristown
NORRISTOWN, lay 22. Mra Joseph
S. Hambo and Mlsa Florence M. Rambo, of
1448 De Kalb street, are the guests of Mrs.
Rambo'a daughter, Mrs, Edward Burke, ot
Scran ton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs B Canfleld Jones nro re
ceiving congratulations upon the birth of
a son on Monday, May 15. Mrs. Jones, be
fore her marriage, was Mlsa Isabella Wentz,
daughter of Mrs. Henry C. Wentz, ot 824
Wept Main street
Drazll Will Discuus Its War Rights
RIO JANEIRO, Brazil, May 22 Brazil's
point of view on the problems of Interna
tional rights raised by the war will be mado
known In memoranda addressed to foreign
chancelleries, according to the Journal of
Commerce.
AMUSEMENTS
PALACE
1214 MAHKET
10c Oo
10 A M to
llilS P. M.
MARIE DORO ,n ToPS?.1'
Added Attraction First Episode ot
Billie Burke ,n .'Gloria's Romance"
New Episode Every Mon . Tuts and Wed.
Thurs. Krl. Sat. DUSTIN FAKNUM
In "DAVID QARRICK"
Globe
UlticHlU JUNIPER 6TS
VA IBIS VI.Z.B Continuous 11
A M. IO l. r UC, 3C, 00.
, Millionainj Son Jftfi
Werrfer-Amoros Troupe
And Other Well-Known Vaudevllllans
AT 10140, 12:80,:18, 4, 8, 7:45 and 0:80.
A J3Z CHESTNUT UELQVy 16th
ArCaClia Albert Chevalier
In "The Middleman"
Added Attraction Third Episode ot
BILLIE BURKE In "OLORIA'd ROMANCE"
Thurs . m. Sat . ".SOT MY BISTER'
TT. . MARKET ABOVE OTH
Xr.vrfYPlf. - m. to u.is p m.
V IC LUI Id ALICE BRADY
in First Presentation "TANOI.ED FATES"
FORD OTBBUNQ to "THE BNpW-CUBEB,"
rer J:,l Philadelphia's Foremost Paris.
WOOUSiOe Free to Parte Troll FaUOM
" UUW WOK, ANP HI3 BAKU
WM-HWJrlOlM , '
PARTUS ARE MANY
Number of Cottagers Already
at the Shorn
Entertain
JS
ATliANTIC CITT, Stay 84 A number of
house parties were glvph over the Jwiefc
end Dr. and Mrs, J B Thompson enteV'
tnlned several Philadelphia guests, who
will remain dVer for Ihelf big dance al
tho Hotel Chelsea tonight In the jiArty
nro. Mrs E. B. Brlster, Mr, Layton C. Noel,
Dr. nnd Mrs 0 r Wellor, Miss Mary C,
llncsee, Dr nnd Mrs. Alsop, Miss Mnry
llllhgton, Dr Owen Syphei-d, Profc Morrill
V. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Lnne, Mr. and Mrs.
Von Hcrr, Dr. Richard Seldcnstlcker, Miss
nilznbeth Drake, Miss Anns Mueller, Mr.
nnd Mrs E. J. Ilnssee, Dr. and Mrs. Bftrrt'
tiel S. Woody, Mr. and Mrs. Layton M.
Hchbch, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Murphy,
Mr nnd Mrs. Qustavus Bcldel are en
tertaining at their cottage, 703 Pacific
avenue, Mrs. Mary McCnuley, Miss Ion
McCniiley and Mrs. Louis Watcher.
Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Delslngcr, 8r and
Mr. nnd Mrs Frank Bedford nro occupy
Ing their cottage on Tallahassee avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Bechmnn spent
tho week-end as tho guests of Mrs. Beck
man's pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Bnchnrach, nt their cottage, 106 St
Charles Place,
Mr and Mrs Jesse W. Btarr, 3d. and
Miss Kleanoro Stnrr, of 304 Paoillo ttvo
nue, motored to Lakowood for the week
end They will leave on Tuesday for Cot
gnto University to visit Mr. Lawrence
Htnrr, who Ib a member of tho freshman
clans.
Mrs Wlltlam H. Goll, of 1417 Allegheny
nvenuo, and her Bister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Madden, of Pottsvlllo, motored down from
Philadelphia and are spending n wee,k nt
tho Trnymore
Mr and Mrs David C. Reed, of 3 South
Stenton Place. Chelsea, havo gone to Galon
Hall, Wornersvllle, Pa., for a fortnight
Mrs Wlllnrd Moore Mason entortatnod.
at bridgo on Saturday afternoon at her
homo, Jnckson and Vcntnor nvenuos.
nach week sees a big Increase ln tha
cottnge colony. Mr. Simon B. Flelsher has
lcnBcd tho handsomo rosldence, Pacific and
Brighton avenues. Mr. Edward Cad
wallader has taken a cottage, 101 South
AUHtln avenuo. Mr. Samuel Stern and his
family will 'spend the summer nt Am
herst avenue and the Beach. Mrs. P. T.
Walt will arrlvo early In Juno to tako
possession of tho cottago 107 South Vas
Bar Square. Mrs. N. E. Janney will spend
tho summer nt 102 SouUi Austin avenue.
Frankford
Miss Ethol Qossncr, of Torrosdalo, had
as her guests over this week-ond Miss
Dorothy Dezltn and Miss Evolyn Conway.
.t... -rtrn..cAlt nnlarlnlnf1 nt lunch-
iure jkiwim ,,wt. w...w... -------
con and bridge Saturday afternoon at her
homo, McKlnley avenue, Wlsslnomlng.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schaofer, of G423
Lnwrenco street, entertained at dlnnor yes
torday afternoon. Amorfg tho guests wore
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gold. Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Schacfcr, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
I.lttle, Mr. Harry Schacfcr and Mr. and Mrs.
John Schaefcr.
Mr. and Mrs George Jackson, who have
had Mrs. Jackson's niece, Miss Florence
Taylor, of 415 Concord avenue, Wilming
ton, Del., ns their guest for the last week,
will entertain nt a thoatro party and sup
per Wednesday evening. Among tho guests
will be Miss Virginia Hawkins, Miss Freda
Bradley, Mr. Harry Turner, Mr. Joseph
McCall and Mr. Frank Maxwell.
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AMUSEMENTS
a
K
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THE STANLEY - &
MARKET ABOVE 10TII
11:15 A M to 11:15 P St
TODAY, TOMORROW nnd WEDNESDAY
Program of Magnitude fnd Variety.
GEORGE BJJBAN v
In First and Exclusive Presentation
. "PASQUALE"
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN TIRST AND EXCLUSIVE SHOWING OF
HIS LATEST COMEDY
"POLICE"
Views of tho Rittenhouso Square '
Flower Market
BURTON HOLMES Philippines
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, MAD MURRAT
In "SWEET KITTY BEILAIRS''
EVERYBODY GOES gOMETlUNO
DOINO EVERY MINUTE
Philadelphia Today and
Tomorrow Civic Exposition
Auditorium nulldlng.Comrn-rcla Museum, Mth
St Below Spruce Ojun 10 A. M. to 10 P M.
" Dally except Sunday.
Admission 25 Cents
Th Wonderful 1,000.000 Panama-Pactflo
Go?nmint Exhibits! gartrid MiWji. FJM
Embroidery, WorKlnit Post Office, 600 School
CWldren it Work. 16,000 square, feet of. City ot
rt88&nmivmui. police band
IltrndredB TcharliaMe, Civic. Religious an
Educational Exhibits.
RESTAURANT
Todav Younu People's Society Day. Tomor
row-sWmen's W. Stato Editors' and Pub.
Ushers' Day. .. , .
COMB EARLY STAY I.ATO
'Tops"
Concerts
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TONIGHT AT 8:15
FINAL WEEK OP
Popular Music
by tho
Philadelphia
Orchestra
Soloist! Elsie Morris
Urlnton. contralto.
nEFRFSHMENTS SERVED and SMOKINO ,
PEIIMITTED AT TABLES DOWNSTAIRS
Popular Frlom Ileppo's. 1119 Chestnut St.
T VT3Tr TONIGHT AT 8U5.
Ll X JXiU Pop. t J.BO Mat Wednesday,
THD GREAT 1W.000 MUSICAL- 11EVOB
"TOWN TOPICS"
With an All-Star Cast. Including
BERT LESLIE, SOPHIE TUCKER. CROSS
BERJoSEPIIU.b.l MAmBLAVARlUa and
Tonight Is Baseball Night
xrTTTTTT'R I THE BEST
IVlltllXl O SHOW IN TOWN!
GEORGE NASH & CO.
"NIZAM'S COURT DANCER"
JASPER, AND OTHERS
Today at a, 25o ft BOo. Tonljrht at 8. gCo to jl.
Forrest-Last 6 Evgs.
.wi. man His Bridal Nigh.t
&&" wl,u "" Dolly Sisters
Best Beats II at Popular Wednesday Matins.
ADELPHI Sol-Tv,?. MAY 29
Grace George ,n ff-WSfew
YORK IDEA" BEATS ON 8ALB WOW
TXT AT KTTT,T,Po, k1"1 Tu" ThUra,
"QTHELLd" s- l?ksL
Seats Today
FORREST
FRIAR! FBOUC
Moo. EK . MAY SUi.