ifoNCP? WYNNE TALKS ABOTTT Ttti i wu wu FETES GIVEN- TODAY fM?f yffSllS'LViSood on the Cloth Estate xiib tiuuuwbiu nace Will Also Be Used for Charity Affair in Chestnut Hill li5VJi5INa LEB0BK PHILADELPHIA, WJ3DN1&UUY, MAY 24, 1016. Ml k ier 1 lf)ltl 1.1C. (111 .!., let rno tell yu' chasing ourselves .. , w.iSjh n Chestnut Hill. nnd JX Chestnut Mill back to the Main tJn or the great and only Pony Show U, ' .how and doll show and every Mtr kind of show will be hold on the al,JBT Jliuilful lawns of the Clothier estate, at tyni" . ,.- ffnir sivan nt tfrtahetm, tho CteorK Woodward place. 51 ? . Show will bo Riven for the i flt of tho Polyclinic Hospital, and tho f woodwards' will bo glvon tor St. acorn's if Vinirch, Richmond, t'a., una lor ino f snuthern missions. Pretty nearly every. f tLy wilt try to attend both, as both ob &tu arc of Interest to our charity.lovlnB l&u so if I don't seo you at tho jSiLwnrdB' cheer up, I'll bo sure to meet Iw u over at the Clothiers, and here'n to f ..ucccssof bothl Down at tho Corinthian Yacht Club wenlng on Saturday of last week we had rreat time, lot mo tell you. And, If you Alease. arry "cuv,:a "" "' """ with his young orchestta attachment to hliriself, but with a llvo orchestra which he led with many Bestlculatlonii of hand artd head. During tho nfternoon's pro. CCftdings a ,ccent b,-Ido and bridegroom tthb'had been spending their honeymoon on a ycht steamed up tho river and an chbred. Some onov passed tho word to Henry, who Immediately rowed out to the yacht, boarded It with his little band of musicians and played tho wedding march loudly on tho deck of tho honeymoon hip. Thero Is nothing llko performing one's toilet on the street, but now that the glrl3 powder their noses nnd rouge their cheeks and ruby lips out in the open, andsome Uallv nice girls powder their noses up to it.. ir,,i,n ton. even In tho street cars, why should him not comb hlm's curling ', mustache with hlm's ownty downty '?" pocket comb? Anyhow, ho did, as ho to feel bettor for having done so. I -T 'Perhaps tho National Preparedness Camp, known among some of tho so called stronger sex as "Catsburg," at Chevy Chase, Is making us even moro enthusiastic for general preparedness. I cannot say, but be that as It may, things are going on in our own home town In it the Interest of preparedness, ana on t n- 1 day of this week Mrs. Oeorgo Dalian Dixon, chairman of tho Pennsylvania f Railroad Chapter for National Prepared ' ness, and Mrs. William Hayward Myers, jj director of the flrst-ald department of the Kline chapter, will bo entertained by Mrs. ' Oswald J. Do Rousso at her home, 015 West Hortter street, Germantewn. Mrs. ' , De Rousso has Invited all tho members of icr flrst-ald unit to meet these ladles. Tho '"members of this unit Include Miss Char- ' lfttn Morris. SIlss Marie Louise Dunham, ft Miss Marion Baker. Miss Maude. Scott, v Miss Martha Henderson, Miss Margaret Morris, Miss Frances Sutro, Miss Helen B. Mooro and Miss Jeanne De Rousse. Mrs. De Rousso has also invited the mem bers of her unit In Mrs. Dixon's motor corps, which include Miss Elalno Taylor English, Miss Margaret Hunter Davis, Miss Eleanor Edmonds, Miss Emelyn Shipley, Miss Eleanor Collins, Miss Bere nice Berens, Miss Frances Frlck, Mrs. Maxwell Alpern and Miss Miriam Clark Kane. NANCY WYNNE. d th.LV ; Sinter,. Va.. to '"y Acvifniy XVJ . IL1"" Mill vunK mill irv .i . tfoiluftted. The "on of Mr. m,lr?,iIiwr nml a rnn,l' "nty and snenfl0"'111 r"turn " the ""ty. lMe summer at Atlantlo VI .liiJl. se V10 8nrt16 " n which Mr. Chestnut Hill Mr. and Mrs. Uollliisliead Tnyior. of 40" "tyf ft 'm ,oave tor: Personals Miss Ellanor Loncatreth, of 1631 Locust street, whose father. Commodore Charles Longstreth, Is giving a supper and dance In her honor on Friday evening at the Corinthian Yacht Club, will entertain Miss Eugenia Matthews and Mr. Warren Pond. of New York, over the week-end. Mr. Edward Longctreth, who will be iraduated from Yale University In June, will return from New Haven to attend the dance. There will be about a hundred guests from the debutante set of this and last season. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Brooks, of Crossways. St. Davids, will give a dinner dance at the Merlon Cricket Club In honor tf Miss Mary L. Scull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Carmalt Scull, ot Bryn Mawr. Among the guests will bo Miss Eleanor Verner, Miss Frances Clyde Mont gomery Brodhead, Miss M. Clalro Spenser, Miss Mary Norrls Cerbonl. Miss Barbara M. Btfyd, Miss Marian II. Button and Miss Barah Nellson. ' Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Dlllworth Beggs, f Ardmore, will leave today for New York, wherp they will be among the guests at the dinner-dance, to be given by 'Mr. Thomas C. Eastman In honor of Miss Annie K. East man, One of the Interesting early summer wed dings wilt be that of Miss Margaret Curtis Yardley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John HoWard Yardley, of 1928 Pipe street, and Mr. Sheldon Frothingham Potter, son of Colonel and Mrs. Sheldon Potter, of Qer tn&ntown. The ceremony will be performed t 12 o'clock on Saturday, June 10, in Al Saints' Church, Bay Head, and will be fol Ipwed by a breakfast at the home of the bride's parents on East avenue. Bay Head, Mr, and Mrs. Kane 8. Green, of Bryn Mawr, will give a dinner tonight before the dance to be given by Mr. andiMrs. A. At , ater Kent. i 1 Mrs. Wlnthrop Sargent, of Haverfond. IU give a muslcale at the Merlon Cricket Club this aftemoop at i o'clock to meet Miss Alice Van Barentien. Mr. and Mrs. Lalne Williams Cooper wltl entertain their friends at a housewarmlng this evening In their new home at 3305 De ncey place. There win pe ivu gucoio. Under the auspices of the Ladles' Com. mlttee, of the Merlon Cricket Club a mus. eale and tea will be held at the clubhouse, Haverford, Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, hen Mrs, W. Heyward Myers, Mrs. Harry R. Baltx and Mrs. William J. Serrlll will be In charge. Mr. Noah H. Swaype, Sd, sad Mr Charles Griffiths, vocalists; Mrs. Mount at the piano and Mr. Hahn, violin. Ut, Mrs, Walter Chryslle and Mrs. William I Supplee will preside at the tea table. Mr and Mrs. Robert W. Daniel, of Rose mont, will entertain at dinner this, evening before the dance given by Mr. and Mrs. A, Atwater KenU The guests will be Mrs. Lea Harbon, of Washington Mr- Jack Wil son, of London, thalr house guests; Miss Katharine Verper and Mr- Charrlngton Daniel. Mrs. John J. Kr)der will entertain at a luncheon, followed by cards, at the Hotel Adelphia today Mn Samuel P. Nixon, accompanied by if is. 4a Mr Fred Q. NlxonNlrdlinger, ana P s. yrJZn !VU1 he a. cncert tomorrow ove- XT,7 hiJmembrs of th0 K' club. Mua tho clm-iunce-nent exorcises will roCf Pte' ' ,oWw '" ,t18 ovenlng when I ror. -ft II am Lyon lhe pi, of Yule Uni versity, will bo the speaker. Along the Main Line W.N!3WOOD Mrs. Klon L. Kanann onte, tnlned t l.rldg, this afternoon nth"" ,.,0,me' ",. Kcnl wd in honor of her shier. MI8H EmMIe OIII Kllliwn. of Wynnewood w-hsse mar Inge lo Mr. William A. tngcMoll of Houth Orungj. will take place on Wod-i nesday evening, Juno H. Mrs. Kannga's guests will Includo Miss Amy Hoxnmcr. Mrs. Lewis Schwnrt. Mrs Lawrence Stevens, Mrs. William Mvrs Mlsi .lane Green, Mrs Hunter McDiw.MI. Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Howard IlUWie. Mis. Lmlly Hophlnson, Miss Gladys Trui- cott, Mis. Charles Kline, Miss Juno Cur- rati, Miss Kllinbeth Glass, Mrs. Edna Flcn- ntc.rMrB- s- D- Gilbert. Jr.. nnd Mrs, J. a. Hlbbs. Misq Margaret Eleanor Rushton will glo a house party the 1st of June nt her home on Lancaster avenue. Mr. nnd Mro. Joseph B, Johnson, of Tcnn street, nre entertaining tholr daughter, Mrs M. A. Grimth. of Ashcvllle, N, C. Germantown Cards havo been Issued' by Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fries, of 0136 Wayno avenue, and her daughter, Mrs. O. Ros3 Pilling, for a buffet luncheon on Thursday, June 1, from 1 until 3 o'clock. , Mrs. William II. Dock, of 238 School House lano. nccompanled by her daughter. Miss Florence Dock, will spend tho day In West Chester, where they will be enter tained at luncheon. Mrs. Park Hutchinson, of Bethlehem, has tcturned from a trip to Philadelphia, where she was the guest of Mrs. Edgar I Smed Icy. of 616 West Rlttenhouso street. r W Mrs. Wheeler Lord, of 338 Manhelm street, has returned from New York, whero she has spent the Inst week. Mrs. Henry B. Curran. of the Fnlrfn-r. School House lano and Wnyne avenue, has returned homo from Atlantic Cltv. whom biio speni several days. Mr. Heberton Frlcke, of West Upsal street, haq gjno to the Cavalry Officers' Camp, at Fort Myer, Va., for 10 dnys. Mrs. James 'Donnelly, of tho Delmar Morrls, has returned to her home from a brief stay at the Chalfonte in Atlantic City. Chester Valley Mr. Nesblt Benson, of Jackson, Mo who has been spending the last week In Mal vern, has returned to his studio In New York. Miss Jennie B. Fetters, of Chester Vnlley, and Miss B, L. Harrar, of Paolt, spent tho week In Yardley, Pa., as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Rich. Miss Iva B. Warner, of Malvern, has gone to Mt. Pocono to spend tho summer. The commencement exercises of the Mal vern High School will bo held In the school auditorium on Friday evening, Along, the Reading Mr. and Mrs. George Ochso, of 6603 North 13th street, Onk'Lane, will be guests of honor at a dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goll, of Montgomery avenue, will give on Sunday next. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Everltt, of Llsmore avenue, aro receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. A meeting of the Old York Road Free Highway Association will be held In the Jenklntown Club building tomorrow eve- nlng, which Is Good Roads Day. Bala-Cynwyd slitDdson, Mr- Jack NJon-NirdUnger, . Mrs. p. M: 'Wilfcon. MISS MARIONC, LONERGAN Mr, and Mrs. William E. Lonergan and their daughter. Miss Marlon C, Lonergan, have moved recently to Bala from North Adams, Mass, Miss Lonergan will be one of the aides at the Merlon Fete Champetre on May S and 37- Thursday of-this week will be anniver sary day at the Presbyterian Home at Bala. Luncheon will be served from 11 a. m. to 7 pm. Ice cream, cake, candy and lemon ade will be sold. There will be tables of fancy work- Among the many well-known women who are Interested in this affair are Mrs. Robert Dornan, president; Mrs. John Peacock. Mrs. qodfrey Rebmann, Mrs, James Stlnson. Mrs. H. Clay Ferguson, Mrs. William T Moray, Mrs J- T. Jacksgn. Mrs. Lewis S. Lee, Miss Rebecca Hinckley, Mrs. E, V. Chamberlin. Mrs. Craig N. Llg ret Mrs. Howard Ketcham, Mrs, John A. McCown, Mrs. Henry I Grpome, MUs a O Hurllck. Mrs. V M. Knodler, Mrs. C. F Shoemaker, Mrs- Thomas Craven, Mrs, V. n. emit. Mrs. -William McAdoo, Jr., Mrs. Harvey Freeman. MUa Jfssla Sparks and PROMINENT MATRONS INTERESTED IN PONY SHOW fflrlst IV. "wnlMRftWji 1 1 wy f I I JrS?fiterPWfwBEMBfe sr ' v MRS. HARRY C. THAYER " ,"p' t'" XJ MRS. WILLIAM J. CLOTHIER SPRING CLEANING TAKES POSSESSION AT SHORE All tho Cottages Are Being Mndo "Spandy" and Fresh for Occupants ATLANTIC CITY, May 24. Cottages nre bolng put In order In anticipation of tho first of June, when most of tho I'hlladel phlnns nrrlve to take possession of their summer homos. Atlant'c City's two fashion able suburbs. Choliea and Vcntnor look cs pcclnly lovely with their mnnv handsome homes nnd beautifully kept lawns A rather festive air Is given by tho gaily striped awnings. In nnothcr week th porches will be filled with smart matrons and maids, who knit for the soldiers nnd mnke band nges Just as Industriously ns when nt home. Mrs. Robert D. Heaton nnd family, of Ashland, Pa will spend tho summer nt S South Cornwall avenue. Vcntnor. Mr. Henry L. Omerod has taken a cottage 16 South Nashville' aenue. Tho Hcnrv Drlnlor nilovH. nf sirnifnnl. will spend tho summer nt 109 South Dorby avemie, Mr. Paul Tnppan has tensed the cottago 8 South Marlon avenue. Mr. R. T. Kclley nnd his fnmlly will llvo nt 116 South Elbcrson avenue. Mr. Thomas L. Luders. of Ovcrbrook. will spend tho summer at 107 South Frank ford acnue. Mr. John Jncohs, of Merlon, has taken the cottage. 108 South Oakland avonue. Mr. A. C. Maron will spend the Bummer with his family nt 26 South Corn wall avenue. Mr. II. IJ. Kcndlg, of Ger mantown, has chosen 26 South Buffalo nvc nuo for his summer home. Mr. William Bosher will reside at 12 South Boston avo nuo. Mr. Louis A. Belmont will arrive In a few days with his family nnd will live nt IB South Montpellcr nvpnue. Mrs. E. M. Fuller, of Bethlehem, has chosen 111 South Suffolk nvonue for her summer homo. A Jolly party of rhlladolphlnns, who motored down to Ilnddon Ilnll for tho day. Included Miss J'thet Spnerlmue. Mr Louis Spoerhase, Mr. Clifford Spoerhase, Mr. SamUel Gross, Mr. Parrey and Miss Sara Pallon, Mrs. Harrison Lnndls has Joined Mr. Lan dls nnd Miss La lid 1 3. of Oak l.nnc Miss Ethel Lnndls Is a typical summer girl. She always wenrs white from tho tips of her toes to the crown of her head. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Boettchcr, of Lan caster, spent the week-end nt the Strand with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wohlson. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Garrett, Mr. nnd Jlrs. C. C. Gariett, Jr., nnd Miss Marjorlo Gar rett motored down from Hnddonllcld Just for the day. Mr. nnd Mrs. W, P. Barrett nnd Mrs. Geneva Newklrk. came down In a machine with Dr. and Mrs. George W. Ditch, of Darctown. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vnnzandt, of Lans downo, nre at tho Strand for a week. Miss Sue H. Kitchen, of Germantown, Is at Hnddon Hall with Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph B. King. Mrs. Ashley P. Hunter, of Norrlstown, has Joined friends at the Dennis. Admiral Samuel McGowan has Joined the navy Bet at the shore. Lansdowne North Philadelphia Mrs. M Cook and family, of 1125 Thomp son street, will open their summer house In Hnddon Heights on June 1. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Troxel, of 2434 North 31st street, are leaving for an ex tended motor trip, stopping at Boston, and then going to Maine. The marriage of Miss Kllzabeth R. Hlrsh, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry B. Hlrsh. of 2216 Green streot, to Mr. Horace Teller Flelsher. son of Mr. and Mrs. Moyer Flelsher, of 2223 Green street, will take place on Thursday evening, June 8, at the home of the bride's parents. The bride will be attended by her sisters, Miss Rose Hlrsh and Miss Margaret HI rah, as maids of honor. Mr. Flelsher will have Dr. Samuel W. Fernberger as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Steppacher and family have closed their winter home at 1804 Spring Garden street and are occupy ing their country place at Mcadowbrook. Tioga Mr, and Mrs. Solomon Rothschild, of 3236 North Broad street, have Issued Invi tations for the wedding of their daughter. Miss Florence Rothschild, and Mr. Clayton Mandel, on Monday evening, June E, at 6:30 o'clock at the Hotel Adelphia. The bride has selected her sister, Mrs. Howard Moyer, as matron of honor, and Miss Julia Free man and Miss Ruth Mandel as bridesmaids. Mr, Mandel will be attended by Mr, Morton Blumenthal as best man, and Mr. Walter Rothschild, brother of the bride, and Mr. Morton Baum as u'shors. The ceremony will ,te followed by a dinner and dance. Miss Susan A. Bocklus, principal of the Steel School, and the faculty will give a reception tonight at the school, 16th and Cayuga streets, for the parents of the pupils. There will be an exhibition of school work, drills and special music The members of the Wednesday Sewing Club closed the season's series of enter tainments yesterday with an automobile party to Atlantlo City, spending the day at the resort, Those participating were Mrs. Harry B. Wood, Mrs. Emma Moore, Ilia, Harry Markley, Mrs. Walter Hoyer, Mrs, Helster S. Hunter, Mrs. John Mar tin, Mrs. Ellas Bare. Mrs. C. M. Sandt, Mrs. Charles Wahl. Mrs. I. C, Hoffman. Mrs. J. Harry Boyer, Mrs. John Meek and Mrs. J. M. Snyder. Mrs. H. S. Hunter, of 3434 North 33d street, gave a luncheon fir the club last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Ray Boyer will receive on Wednesdays after June 1 at their home, 4408 North 8th street Mrs. Boyer. who was an April bride, will be remembered as Miss Beatrice F, Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Scott, of 3841 North 27th street Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rruce Morris, 120T Wyoming avenue, are being congratulated upon the birth of a son. Mrs. Morris will be renumbered as Miss Henrietta, B. Qron wcld. of Tioga. Invitations have been Issued by the glrln' basketball team for n dnnce In the school gymnasium on Friday evening. Tho B Natural Club will hold Its first annual spring muslcale nt tho home of Mrs Horace Becson. nf 26 East Stratford avenue, tomorrow. Tho memborB of tho club are Mrs. Herbert ISvnns, Mrs. II. Boss Smith, Mrs. Mabel Wnllnce, Miss Alm.i Wallace, Miss Batten, Miss Mario -O'Brien Miss Jessie Conklln, Miss Anna Porter, Miss Eloanor Conway, Miss Ellen Right-r, Miss Iludolph, Miss Huth Dicker, Mrs John Philips nnd Miss Ruth Wunderllch. Mr. nnd Mrs John Bell, nf Essex ii venue, nro receiving congratulations on thu birth of n son. Mrs, Bell will bo rcmomberrd ns Mlsa Mary Stewart The Men's Bible Class of St. John's Church will go on a hike to Strath Haven Inn, Swarthmoro, on .Tune 3 The hike will bo followed by a dlnncr-danco at the Inn. The hockey team of the Country Club will give n card party nt tho club this nfternoon. Members of the rlub are Mrs. Georgo W. Statzell, Jr., Mrs Oscar Wngon knlght. Miss Agnes Bergen. Miss Mnry Mc Mnhon, Miss Kathryn McMahnn, Mrs. Mul ford. Miss Josephine KatzrnstPln, Miss Mario . Xoffer. Miss Ireno Morrison, Mrs. Mary Morgan and Miss Helen Read. Mrs. C. Elbert Hoffmnn nnd young son, Elbert Dottercr Hoffman, ot Highland Park, accompanied by Mrs. C. R. Dotterer, of North Philadelphia, motored to Somcrton on Sunday. Frankford The second concert of the eighth season of Tho Symphony Society of Frankford will be given In the auditorium of tho Frankford High School tomorrow evening. The assisting soloist will be Miss Ada L. Woerthle. Mr. Hcdda Van Den Beemt will conduct tho orchestra. ' Nearly one hundred members of the Frankford Grocers' Association motored to Hatboro last week, whero they woro guests at an old-fnshloned chicken dinner at Moor's Inn. Following tho dinner addresses were made by Mr. Edward Gallon, presi dent of the association ; Mr. Carl Relchert. Mr. James F. Curran, Mr. William Rud. cllffe and Mr. C. Grant Lucas. It was an nounced that a picnic will be held at Maple Grove by the association some tlmo during June. Roxborough Mr. R, Bruce Wallace, president of tho Boxborough Melody Club, gave a reception for tho members last evening, at his home, 8011 Ridge avenue. Assisting In receiving were Mr. nnd Mrs. T, Swagcr Potts and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jones Thompson. The memberB of the Mothers' Club of St. Andrew's Mission, West Manayunk, con cluded the season's wcrk with n reception and dinner In honor of Mrs, David B, Will lams, the president, and her associates. Mrs. Watson Malone. Mrs. George B. Darby. Mrs. William H. Stafford. Mrs. Hall and Miss Davis. The West Manayunk Civic Association has been organized with the following of ficers; President, Sir. Joseph W. Grow; vlca president, Mr. Robert Gilmore; secre tary, Mr. Horace J, Heaps, and treasurer, Mr. James Hockln. The meetings will be held monthly In the Ashland Heights school. At the unlop rally of the North and Northwest District Baptist Young People's Union, held on Monday night In the Wis sahlckon Baptist Church, each society con tributed bandages for the Red Cross So ciety, The annual lawn fete of the Blenen Ve rein of Bethanlan Lutheran Church will be held on Tuesday night. May 30. on the church lawn, Martin and Pcchln streets. MRS. G. DALLAS DIXON, JR. Weddings GRAHAM McUftllli;. The wedding of Miss Elizabeth MoBrido, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. M Mcllrlde. of 26J2 Edgemont street, nnd Mr. James Graham took place today nt St. Anns Oiiurch Mpmphls street and Lehigh avenue. The ceremony was performed by Father Hand and tho bride wns given In marriage by hor father. Ml.is Mary Mcllrlde was her sitter's maid of honor, nnd Mr. James S. McDcvitt was best man After a wedding Journey Mr. nnd Mrs. Graham will live at 2611 Cedar street. " West Philadelphia Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert II. Kyle, of 1S21 North ODth street, aunciunco the engagement of their daughter, Mkn Gertrude Elizabeth Kyle, to Mr. John Warren Durborow, nlso of this city. Mrs. Ida Gamble. C25D Chestnut street. Is entertaining her nlater, Ml3 Mary Good rich, of Jorfiey City, for a few days. . Mrs. '.M. V? FurlAng. 4628 Walnut street, will entertain nt dinner this evening. Northeast Philadelphia Camden and Vicinity Mrs. Clarence Bennett, of State street, entertained at dinner In honor o! Miss Amy Hexamer and Mr. Ralston Rodgers, whose engagement has been announced. The Haddonfleld Fortnightly Club wU close its season with a luncheon on Friday at the Indian King, Mr. 'George F. Prestwlch, of Colllnga wood, has received his appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. Mrs. Harry J. Stiles, of Cleveland, O., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Mah)on Ivlns, of Merchantvllle. Mrs. Carrie flackett, of 413 Linden street, and Mrs. Richard G Develln, of 318 Penn street, are delegates this -week tq the na tional Federation of Women's Clubs, held In New York. ' i i -l ' Concert at Central Y, RL C A, The orchestra, of the Central Branch Y. M. C A. will give Its annual concert to night In the auditorium. 1431 Arch street The organisation U pnder the direction of J. F- W. Leman, a member of the Philadel phia Orchestra, The soloists will be Mlsa Marguerite Mervine,, violinist , Miss Fanny H. Loos, pianist, and William J. Clark, tenor. MISS JENNIE FELDMAN Mr. and ilrtf. Hyman Feldman. of 3121 Euclid street, announce tho engagement ot their daughter. MIS3 Jennie Feldman, to Mr. Isador Keller of this city. South Philadelphia The wedding of Miss Clara Gaudlo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Guudlo, 1421 South 12th street, to Mr. S.ilvatore Amorosso will take plnoo on Wednesday, June 28, at Saint Klta'p Church. Miss Katherlne Keating will bo maid of honor, Mies Josephine D'Ainlca and Miss Rose Becker brldesmilds. The llower girls will be the bride's sister. Mlsa Flnnl Gaudlo, and Miss Mario D'Amlca. Mr. Charles Gaudlo will be best man, Mr- Jesse Buslllo and Mr. D. Amorosso ushers. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Marie O'Neill. 2117 Morris street, entertained last evening at dinner at the Bellovue-Stratford, followed by a theatre party. Her guests were Miss Anna Monroe, Sir, Frank Feeney and Mr. Gilmore Bice, The wedding of Miss Reba L. Fox. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Fox. of 918 South 6th street, to Mr I. Leonard Lewis will take place on Sunday, June II, A small reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parentB, Garden Party for Episcopalian Work A garden party and sale for the beheftt of the Church of St George, which Bishop Rhlnelander wishes the Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania to build near Cramp's ship yard, and for the County Centra Mission, at Newtown, Bucks County, will be given this afternoon at Krlshelm. the home of Dr Oeorge Woodward, at Chetput Hill. The affair will Include dancing, entertainments for the children, motion pictures and a, sale of useful household and fancy articles, flowers, gardert hats, baskets and caked. Koike fvr tb tjpclttr pa will le ae Tepted, sod uruitcd ui the Kttnlu LcJiir. but all utb aollcea luiut tw inittru uu uue ld of th paper, uiu.l be nUntd la full, with ull .aoiue, .and when pemlbls tclcphou number uiut be clien. Kend all such communications lo "Society Editor." Kienlm Ledser, 603 Cbeetuut street. Vulest tl'H rtauireoieuU uie otrrlrd out. e that, vcrlAratlen inay be w.IM. th nolle sUl not l'i suUUhed. MANY SURPRISE) PARTIES , . IN VARIOUS PARTS OF HE Gift Miss Freda Madden Entertained for Her Young Marfk4 Friends, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wolfe Many Other Entertainments A SURPRISE dinner was given by Miss Freda H. Madden at her home, H25 West Columbia avenue. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. William It Wolfe, who were recently married Tho decorations which were In accordance with tho brldo's favorlto color, pink, were artistically nrranged. Anting the guerts were Mr. nnl Mrs, Wllllnm II. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. B. Madden, of Washington! Miss F, It. Madden, Ml3 Edna (laity. Miss Jean Meier, Miss Anita Miller, Miss Edytho Miller, Mr. Wlll lnm Sherman, Mr. Lewis Madden, Mr. Jack Hrtsenth.il, Mr. Alfred Marks and Dr, Mar xln Gold A shower bouquet of orc'itd and sweet pens was Inter presented to the bride by Miss F. Madden nnd Mlsa J. Meier. Members of tho Amicus Club, of South rhIMdelpVil.i, -entertained their friends on Sundny cenlng nt the homo of Mr. Slatir'ce Tnyior, 704 N'orth "th street, An clnbora',0 'Miff t luncheon was served Among those win entertained were Miss Katherlne Singer who sang, nccompanled by Mr. Kmmcl Llpmin at the plnno. Among those pren.-nt ,.re Mr Abraham Hnlkln. Mr S.imuel Lip nan. Mr. Maurice Tnyior, Mr. Maurice Joslow, Mr. Maurice Clair, Mr. Harry Knliti. Mr, Benjamin Friedman, Mr, Louts llnrmolln.I Mr Louts D'Costa. Mr. llmry Olnaburg, Mr. Maurice Gordon, Mr. .'ncili Balls, Mr. Maurice Ycngr, Mr A, Sorer Mr A. Stomnchln, Miss Snrnh S'.innis Miss Cecll.i Livingston, Miss Mot ile Sitnnver, Miss Line Harmslln . Miss Horithy Wlnnlck Miss Esthel Toub, Miss Sarah Herman. Mlsa Kulhcrlno Singer, Miss ilcasle Sjlcr mid Miss Stomnchln. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Cherry enlettnlncd on Kntuiday nt their home, 13.10 North Marnhall Htrcet In honor of Mrs. Max Sha pirlo of New York. Mis Max Shnpnrlo wltl be remembered sib Miii M Wolfe. She Is now spending i-vc'l weeks with her mother nt 1S41 N'orth Cth street. Covers were laid for 14 guests. THE Young Women's Hebrew Associa tion of Camden will give Us nnnunl May hop tonight nt New Towers Hall. Erond'ny nnd Pine street, Cnmden, An energetic committee la In charge of the urfalt. The fundj will go toward a now building for tho nssoclatlon. Tho hall will bo itrtlstlcally decorated. The following comprise the Committee In charge: Miss Julia SlUer. M'ss Lillian Kline, Miss Mny Tlctlman. Mips Elizabeth Gotsov nnd Miss Dora Lewis. The Friends of Lebnnon Hospital will Klvo their dinco Thursday evening at the Parkway Building, the date of tho dance having been changed from Mny 21 to May 25. A SURPRISE party was given In honor of Miss Helen Lcblnng by her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Leblang, on Snturday eve ning at their home, 3C44 North Brpad street. In honor ot hor birthday. Those present were Miss Frances Lcblnng. Mlsa Melba Buxhnum, Miss Mntllda Levlt. Miss Hanna Unterborger, Miss Esther f-'chwnrtz. Miss Esther Jacobs, Miss Clarn Meyer, Miss Florence Wlrkman, Miss Hcttto Fischer, Miss Bes sie Byron, MIbs Zelda Fain. Mr. Emnnuel Wlrkman. Mr. Albert FlBChe, Mr. Israel Fischer. Mr. Emanual Byron, Mr. Geraon' nnd Mr. Matthias Shnlltn, Mr. Nathaniel Suzmei, Mr. Samuel Pomerantz, Mr. Na thaniel Uunvltz. Mr. William Greenspan, ot Bluefleld. W. Vn and Mr. Hnrry Greens pan, of Holyoke, Mass. Miss1 Florence Klrkman sang several vocal selections accompanied by Miss Helen Lcblang. A party was given by Mr. Philip Kra mor In honor of his 21st birthday on Satur day nt his home, 3001 BerkB street. The guests Included Miss Rose Pechersky, Miss Bessie Levin, Mr. Joseph Unger, Miss Re becca Pechesky, Miss May Rothman, Miss Anna Doltch, Mr. B. Buck, Miss Ada Krause, Miss May Rpthman, Mlsa Anna Rothman, Miss Gladys Rothman, Miss Bessie l.ubln, Miss Anna Deltch, Miss Helon Wlss, Miss Rose Pecehlrsky, Miss Rebecca Pcrchlrsky, .MIss Frances Levin, Miss Bcsiilo Levin. Mlsa Mlnnlo Schwartz. Miss Magen, Miss Bessie Clark. Miss J. Sldelman, Miss Ruth Nosseck. Miss Rose Knffs. Mlas F. Saslov, Miss Anna Kramer. Miss Paulino Ring, Miss F. Rubensteln, Miss Rose Trangle, Mr. George Gelger, Mr. Charles Gelger, Mr. Benjamin Gelger, Mr. Julia Wlss, Mr. Alexander Goodrich, Mr. Irwin Feldman, Mr. Samuel Aaron. Mr. Benjamin Rubensteln, Mr. Morris Rosen steln, Mr. Morris Cohen, Mr. A. Rlchman, Mr. Benjamin Levies, Mr. Harry JaBpen, Mr. Joseph Unger, Mr. S. Apfel, Mr. Benja min Kramer. Mr. B. Buckmnn, Mr. Harry D. Woeck, Mr. W. M. Gecker, Mr. Samuel Segal and Mr. M. Ring. THE Regal Club wilt hold Its last sub scription dance of the season on Satur day evening, at the Twentieth Century Club, Lansdowne. Among those present will be Miss Gertrude Reglna Brown, Miss Bessie Gallagher, Miss Reta Gallagher, MIbs Ella Conaty, Mlsa May Moore, 'Miss Adelaide Moore, Miss Ella Hey, Miss Lillian Hough ton, Miss Marie Loguo, Miss Mary Toner, Miss Isabel McNeils, Miss Alvlno Klmmerle, Miss Marlon Costello, Miss Madeline Davis. Miss Helen McSorley, Miss Margaret Mc Sorley. Miss Adelaide Gllllngham, Miss Pauline Dougherty. Miss Frances Crowley Miss Eleanor Crowley. Miss Ethel Waltman, Miss Jean Fltzpatrlck, Miss Alma Fltzpat rick, Miss Helen Cassldy, Miss Blanche Kent, Miss Dixie Breene, Miss Reta Wenzell. Ml3a Marie McLoughlln, Miss Marie Daley, Mlsa Marie Wlndlsh. Miss May Gash, Miss Anna Furey, Miss Reba Boothby, Miss Rene Kane, Miss Marie O'Neill, Miss Alma Don-, aid. Miss Madeline Conahan, Miss Bessie Walsh, Miss Helen Miller, Miss Reglna Farrell. Miss Loretta Dunn. Miss May Ellis, Miss Alice Halpln, Miss Laura Bahls, Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. M,,i;T.M.c.cl08k Mr ftnd Francta J, A,8hi Mli.John Christie. Mr. James Cow aty. Mr. William Keegan, Mr, Frank Cw ney, Mr. Robert Keown, Mr. Charle 0h llngham, Mr. Joseph Ddtigherty, Mr. 3m Confer. Mr. Hugh Daley. Mr,. Michael X--vine. Mr. John Manley, Mr. Thorhns Ma V' 5J.r" . Drew Toland, Mr. James Derharri, f. J?.',ihrtrd Wamond. Mr Aloyslus Kelly, Mr, Gilbert Van Hoesen. Mr. Dewees Kirch ner. Mr, Walter Donahlie, Mr. William Townsend, Mr, Franc's McGurU. Mr, Jftrft McGurk, Mr. David Hamilton, Mr. William Devlne, Mr. Edward Mulherin, Mr, Wllllarrt Donahue, Mr. Joseph Whelart, Mr. Jodepn Creamer, Mr. Raymond Creamer, Mr. Frank Brannlgnn. Mr, Martin Hlckey, Mr. Lestef W tmer. Mr. Harry Hlckey, Mr. Elmer Con noil, Mr. Joseph Cunningham, Mr. William Shettzllne, Mr. Richard Wilsh, Mr. Dnll Hogan, Mr. Joseph Clay, Mr. William tjlay, Mr. James Djiffy. Mr. John Forrest, Mr. Wllllnm Orirtln. Mr. Charles Leonard, Mri Joseph Madison, Mr. John McGinn, Mr, Charles Lannlhg. Mr. Thomas Roche, Mr, William Richmond, Mr. Edward Caniey and Mr. Hugh Ktenan. A concert wns given Inst Wednesday In honor of tho young Italian baritone, Mr. Armando Campanile, Among the artists who took part were Miss R. Barry, so prnnoi Miss Fern Tletesworth, contralto! Miss V. McCloskey. pianist; Miss N. Gor man, pianist; Mr. Blaglo Barlalomes, bass; Professor Gnbrlele Frnnchettl, violinist. Wilmington WILMINGTON. Del., May 24. Mr. James Jacob Schock. of St. Louis, Mo Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ella D, B. Somple. Mrs. Richard Reese Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nellson, of Bayvllle, N J. Miss Katherlne Wilson Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Williams, nt Milton, Mass. Mrs. O. Curtis Purdy returned Saturday from a fortnight's Visit In Ithaca, N. T. Mr. nnd Sirs. Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Corey cntetralned nt the Friday night Dancing Class at a supper and dance at Nnaman's Friday next Tho Colonial Dnmcs expect to hold a com meliorative meeting In New Castle June 8 nt the home of Mrs. Harry Handy Hay. who will read a paper on the distinguished per' sons who havo resided at her home. Miss Madeline Henry, of Troy. N. Y who has been visiting Miss Louise Nowland for the Inst fortnight, has returned home. Miss Mildred Tnyior Is spending three weeks with Mrs. Howard Maxwell In Schen ectady, N, Y. Miss Rence du Pont entertained a house party nt the Sloorn, near Cambridge over the week-end. Her guests were Miss Allsa MncMnster. of Portland, Ore., who has been visiting her for some time. Miss Mildred Ho6pes, r f this city, and Mrs. Duer Irving, ot New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Strong, of New York and Pe-u, Mass.. are wick-end guests ot Mr. nnd Mrs. T. E. Dorcmus. Mr. and Mrs. Doremus gave a small dinner party nt Naaman's for them Thursday night and a tea at the Country Club Friday. What's Doing Tonight P'lllnd'lnhln. Todijr end Tomorrow Exposition. Commercial Muneum. i.'. "-v-h "f Is" P"nij-lvnla Acsdemy of the Fin Artn. miiKkfd bull. Municipal Bund concert. Belfleld playsround. Concert by the orchretra of the Central if. , j,t mi irrn Hircn n ocorv. Fortieth and Market StreeU' Duslneas Men. T South -10th etreeti 8 o'clock. Fr. County Ml!cnl Po-lety. Colter of Phralclans. 22d and I.udlotv atreetn. S o'clock. Free. Democratic Club, 14.10 South Penn aquare, 8 ocjock. , Ttellrlon In R''kpp'eare," h Mnnalcnor lluuh T. ltenry. Catholic Olrla' Itieh School. Over-Sea Club. The Roosevelt. ""-l-i(on Cnlle- of Osteopathy. 10th and Spring Oarden streets. Parents' meetlnit. Cnmpholl-t.yon Schoot. 8th and Fltsiratcr streets: 8 o'clock. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS PALA'CE JJHMAnKET JOc 20c 10 A. M. to ll!l5 l, M. A TjTTp nrfDn ' "tub heart of MARIlil DUlVU NORA FLYN.N" Adited Attraction First Episode of Billie Burke1" "Gloria's Romance" v.,v Eolicie Eiery Mon.. Tues and Wed. ThurJ.. Fri.. Sat.. BUSTIN FAKNUM In "DAVID OAHRICK" STANLEY MARKET Ab. 10th 11. IS A M. to UtlS 1. M. George Beban in "Pasquale" ADDED ATTKACTIONS ALL WEEK Charlie Chaplin in "POLICE" Jn "bWBBT K1TTYBEI,LAIR3 at10:0. 12:30. SslS, , 9. T: and OtSO. 4 , 1 CHESTNUT DBLQW 16th Ai'CaClia Albert Chevalier -1" In 'The iltddleman" Added Attraction Third Episode of II1LL1B BUKKB In ' QLOUIA'lf ROMANCE" Tburs , Frl-. SaU "NOT MY S18TER" V-r T " MARKET ABOVE BTH VmrnVIJ, 0 A. M to 11:19 P.'m. VlOLUIld, ALiCE BRADY In First Presentation TANQLKD FATES" FORD BTERUNQ In "THE BNOW-CURER" 0:D and LOCUST STREETS T "rtTTOT 6SD and liOCUST 8TI 1,111,1)li1 ROBERT WARWICK In 'SUDDJJN UJCHES" BELMONT 52D ABOVB MARKET ttloAftCJlU SWEET l "TUB SQ WEBS "MEET ME AT THE BELL" Suffrage Day at the Philadelphia Today and Tomorrow Civic Exposition Auditorium IlulMlnir. Commercial Muaeum. 34th SU Delow Spruce. Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. X. Dally except Sunday. Admission 25 Cents The Wonderful ? 1,000.000 Panama-Faclflc Government Exhibits. Cartrldrei Making;. Flao; i:mbroldery, Wnrklnsr Post ODlce, 600 School Children at Work, in.000 square feet of City of Philadelphia Exhibits, Hundred Charitable, Civic. Religious and Educational Exhibits. RESTAURANT Tomorrow Oond Roads Day, City Club Day. EVERYBODY GOES SOMETHINO DOING EVERY MINUTE COME EARLY STAY" LATB Auspices Un(vernUy of Pennsylvania. Franklin Field, Tues. Evg., June 6 OPEN a t T A ALL- AIR A I D A STAR QPERA "- x " CAST Chorus 500 Orchestra 165 Beats WOO. $2.50. 12 00. II JO. Reduction of SOc on erts subscribed' for at University Recorder's Ottlce, before public sale at Clmbels May 20. ACADEMY TONIGHT AT 8:16 ""D-o" Popular Music Jr OPS by the Concerts XttS Soloist: MARY M. BARJIETT, Soprano. Topular Prices. Hcppe's, 1110 Chestnut Bt. KEITH'S I $?& f&.F10 1 Evening Lo.Ig.r, GEORGE NASH & CO. "NIZAM'S COURT DANCER" JASPER, AND OTHERS Today at 2, 25c SOc. Tonight at S, 23a to. $L Globe Theatre uS55S&i JTi UWC VJ. UDUYILLB ContlnuouV?i , A. M, t9 11 P M. 10c, JSe, 35s gSSS Millionaire Son "VVerner-Amoros Troupe And Other Well-Known VaudevUllaji T.YTMP, POPULAR 1 M MAT TODAT U I XVIVJ TONIGHT AT 8 !l8 THE UREAT $160,000 MOBlCAt. heVOB "TOWN TOPICS" With an AU-SUr Cast, Including JJERT LESUJi. SOPHIE TUCKER. CROSS JOSEPHINE MARIE UtVAjtRE and lit OTHERS. Forrestr-PoP. Mat. Today ft uveiy .nd His Bridal Night '":' v,,h,h Dolly Sisters Rest Seal $1 at popular Matinee TOUAX ADELPHI m?n,nog MAYS Grace George ta luW?w YORK JDKA SEATB ON SALE NOW WALNUT Mat Ton"W., 26c & 5Q UimUluUKJ SaCotprwl Actors, Voreoutt Busi. tk Trottao; r mm T Woodside pf A
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