NANCY WYNNE GLEANS linnw
H'-KUM RETURNING ROOKIES
Numerous Festivities Feature Closing of Encampment at
Chevy Chase-Mrs. Barnett's Garden Partv OnP nf
i Many Delightful Entertainments oit nA liL?, . ot
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BVBKlNd- LEDGER-rPHlLADELPHlA. WEDNESDAY, fttAY 31, 1916.
WHEN Juilllliy l-uiuu iiiuiuimits iiuiiio
fever proved halt so tlirllllnrr ns
wheri khakl-ciaa Jill, tanned and tough
Med by tho rigors df a real military camp,
7 !ifnir exercises of tho- National Bervlco
f school heid ftt Chevy Chase. Tho ofTlcIat
kr.aiinrf up ot tho camp tooK place early
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. wre obllffed to leavo for homo today
Tould bo ftblo to malto tholr trains. Fully
& .-.t .fcnul ono-thlrd of that number to
K .- . i.t ?. n ntti!,1 .
F lhls City, oiwouh" " ' .,.... v,v
(f n WMhlrigtorr Xor a aa-or wo-
Every ono Is still talking of Mrs. Bar-
l Bett's garden party she cavo It, you
Vnow, on Monday. Tho girls left tho
camp at i3 o'clock and were convoyed
In special cars to tho homo of tho General
wd Mrs. Harriott at tho Marino Barracks.
There a reception was held and every
f cn0 had a perfect nmo, even n u am
f ihower all afternoon. Tho Marino Band,
under tho shelter of a marquee, which
! had been erected for tho occasion, fur
t nbhed music. Tho soldlerottos did not
y return to camp until 7 o'clock; then,
! ifter a rather hasty evening meal caton
? In darkness, for the mess tent was not
5 fitted with any lighting fixtures, they
marchod over to tho assembly tent to
1 witness tho antics of numerous members
" of Company A, who gavo a screamingly
' funny circus. A ring naa ueon cicarea
In tho middle of tho tent and here tho
I Iniented performers appeared. I am told
f that none of. tho familiar essentials of a
v- first-class 'circus tvoro lacking oven to
,v the lndlsponsablo peanuts and popcorn.
f There was a trained elephant, a pony,
l the Siamese triplets, tho bearded lady,
' the fat lady, a Chlncso magician and,
4 beat of all, a ballot girl, stunning In her
1 abbreviated fluffy skirts. Thon thoro was
ilea a take-off on tho different companies
v. by a plckod squad, which, led by its
torporal, wcht through the paces squads
' right, left front Into lino, column right
"' and all tho other phases of tho drill all
the whllo koeplng In perfect "goose-stop."
Our own Marlari Grant and Anno Lewis
made the hit of tho evening at tho ama
teur vaudeville given Friday by tho tal
ented members of Company C. I haven't
been told' of Just what their stunt con
Isted, .but I am euro it must havo
been clover. Little Marian Grant, by tho
way, was ono of those who "went out"
for the baseball team, although Company
B's team failed to materialize and so the
expected match did not tako place. Speak
ing of Company C reminds mo. that two
of tho ofllcors of that company wcro Phil,
adelphlans Sergeant Foster and Ser
geant Dercum. Mrs. Dercum and Mary,
hr younger daughter, camo down to seo
Betty and spent several days In Wash
ington. They, I believe, llko many
other fond relatives, didn't understand
why she could not run in to town at any
.' time to lunch or to dlno with them. Mrs.
.Chancellor English also paid a visit to
' tho camp ovor tho. wcek-ond to seo her
: daughter and Mrs. Howard 'VVurta Pago
i atyA Tt?HITi (varA nmnr lirt ..laltr..,.
J On dlt, Georgia Schofleld, who as cap
tain of Company C proved to bo a strict
disciplinarian, camo In quite lata last
Eaturday after having secured leavo
to attend the game at Annapolis It
seems shd missed her train and was ab
ject over this breaking of tho rules but
It rather afforded nmusoment in tho
camp. She and her drill sergeant, how
ever, have turned out a corking company
even If their drilling was a trine strenu
ousfor soma orio tells mo that several
sprained ankles havo boon sustained
owing to the swift maneuvering over
rough ground and they may well bo
proud of the appearance of their recruits
when on pa'rado.
In tho competition drills Jjeld on Mon
day to determine tho Yjnnlng company
they ran close to Company D, which was
awarded tho prize. Mrs. Charles Belk
nap, Jr., or 1700 Pino street, was captain
of the latter and put her recruits through
their paces so .well that they finally won,
with J284 points to their credit. Com
pany Q came In with, 1260 points. Mrs.
Delknap was ono of the most popular
officers In tho camp. and her "men" adored
her.
Champ Clark was the principal speaker
at the Memorial Day exercises yesterday.
It seemed a fitting time to hold the clos
ing sessions, for after today, you know
the National Service School's first en
campment will bo hlstpry. However,
many similar camps are being planned,
notably one near Valley Forge in tho au
tumn, apd now I have Just been told of
another .camp, to begin tomorrow near
lavale, in tho hill country of New Jer.
ey, under tho direction of General Q, Z.
Hee.ver, U. S. A., retired. Miss Candaee
Hewitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward R. Hewitt, who was ono of last
year's debutantes. Is one of tho oreanlzera
of this second camp, which will bo. mod
eied on the lines of the Chevy Chase
wmp, but will include, In addition to tho
military training of tho latter, ' riding,
wlmmlng hnd lectures on military law.
The glrla have decided to dispense with
Wrts and will wear tho khaki service
uniform similar to that worn by the regu
r army, Including knickerbockers, flan
MI shirts, leather puttees! waterproof
aoes, campaign hats and service gaunt
jets. Among those who will go in train
ing are Madeleine and Katherloe Dalgh
ren, daughters of Mi-h. nri n.iif-ViVnn-
Rita Norrie. daughter of thn rvimtfisa il
j-'Jumllhae, Mildred "lUves, Helen Seton,
roiny porter, Hoxana Bowen, Mar
Wet Undabury, Lucy Hewitt and Florence-
Colgate. Miss Anno Morgan Is a
toember of tho advisory board,
on
GarZfr,the beneflt C tho Mary E.
Gunbert "mW,menlf,mt'' Mme' Y"
son" ,,W'u !? Fronch ,CK0nd9' chan
sons and old English folk-songa.
. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Overbrook. ttnnn;..?"""?' of Ko.
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SNAPPED BY THE CAMERA AT YESTERDAY'S SHOW
engagement nf
Mr. Charles c l?f,M y B Saunlors. to
ward C? PrrJr;.Ier,kl"8' "! ?f Mrs. Ed.
torn, and ItUn-
ncmede Lodg!i jvindsor" Vt.
Lowry Boyd ItL"1' "n,d lieutenant
wiiiri, : . btcPnenson, U, 9. M. r"
Saturday , Thi cha YnCelV 'ro,bnl'ly on
made because ot tl, nln.U,ftt. lmo b"
from Washington. uncortalny "' orders
Clmirh n",a 50t,lcal Nlsbett. of 2i8
C,'V1 Miss Elizabeth Walto, of Bnltl
m? iaLlFS A1C8 Murphy, of New York-
lam s wm2ntiLoa,n Crey Mr. Will
lvrtfn mY a' Jri. I,nrry 1'nttcrson Op-
Thornton Oakley. '2 "" Mr'
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Levy, of 2207 wt.
?helrSdrah,.m,nnco. th0 ""en7 of
tlielr daughter, Miss Caro M. Levy, to Mr
2aWVS8t,?ke' Bon of JIrfl- m; E. East:
til' iLCh?8t"ut ""' Th0 marriage wl I
talto placo In tho autumn.
Mrs. David nmi , m , .....
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rt ?idl,n? of ,ln,6rsl to Persona n hls
city will talto place today In New York
ZrZ i1,18" ?,l,t,h Ru,Icd" DullesTdaughl
ter of Mrs William Dulles, will become the
brldo of Mr. Frederick Snare, nt tho Hotel
Gotham, Ise-w York. Tho ceremony will bo
porformed by tho Rev. Dr. Jowott, pastor
. .6lh Avcnuo Presbyterian Church, at
4:30 o clock. Miss Dulles will havo her
sister. Miss Dorothy W. Dulles, as her
solo attendant.
Mr. and Mrs. George Qulntnrd Honvltz
will close their town house, 1722 Walnut
street, today and open their houso nt Straf
ford for tho season.
Mr. and Mrs. John It. Fell will leave
Juno IB to spend tho summer nt Narra
gansett Pier.
Mrs. J. nnrrlson Smith will spend the
summer season nt the Traymore, Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cochran, of 200S
Walnut street, havo opened their summer
home nt York Harbor, Me,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Mason havo
taken a. houso at Devon for tho season.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Sharpies, ot
Oraystone, West Chester, gavo a house
party over Memorial Day. Tho guests wcro
Miss Emllle Hussoll. Miss Litchfield, Miss
Edith Walz, Miss Leonora Walz, Mr. J.
Chandler Barnard and Mr. John Collins
Dawson, Jr. Last ovonlng Mr. and Mrs.
Sharpies and their guests attended the
dance nt the West Chester Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Loverlng Whar
ton, of Oak Lane, will open their cottage,
Clingstone, at Newport tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dlgby Bnltzell, of 1915
Rlttenhouse Btreet, havo .opened their Bay
Head cottage.
Members ot the Plastic Club will bo
guests of tho Arts and Crafts Guild this
afternoon at a tea to be held In the garden
In the rear of the guild house, 237 South
11th streot. from 4 until C o'clock. Among
those receiving will be Miss Eleanor Stew
nrdson. Miss Elma II. Schick, Miss Mar
garet Neall, Mrs. William Burnham, Miss
Mnry Hltchncr and Bliss Mnrgarctta
illnchman.
Mrs. Alfred Potter nnd her daughter,
Miss Mary Evelyn Potter, will receive In
formally at their homo, 101C South 49th
street, tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Maneuvers Over Ocean and
Boardwalk Thrill Spectators
Daily
West Philadelphia
Tho senior class of Bryn Mawr was
r scruroptlously entertane4 yesterday , at
uucijeon by Miss M. Carey Thorny ,or
M, Carey Thomas, as she nrefers to ba
cUed, After luncheon a lecture recital
if "f,f "AJ" was eiyen by Mr, Samuel Itos-
aom, who was assisted by Doctor
IJpehutz, whose beautiful baritone, voice
always a j9y, and Arthur Howell Wll
n pianist. Then at 4 p'clock the Chrls-
ssoclatIoti gave a reception on tho.
epy for member of he Alurnnao As
wtlon, Tbja afternoon the seniors will
fWVt a Efcrdin nartv nn Jm ranimis. and
L W Wfalag in h 0ioitM garden ot th
Wff SBHS
I'nutu by Jlurtvau,
MISS HELEN FRANKLIN
The engagement of Miss Helen Hall
Franklin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James
Franklin, of 6728 Thomas tvenue, to Mr.
John M, Laudenburger ivas recently an
nounced. Mrs. Harold W, Laird, of 452S Chestnut
street, entertained at luncheon, tollowed by
bridge, tbday In honor of Miss Lillian Pear,
son of Overbrook, whosa engagement to
Mr. Donald Flanagan, of Woodbury, N, J.,
was recently announced,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Moorhead, who
fioent the winter nt the Normandle, are
occupying a cottage at Cape May for the
summer. '
.Mr. John E. Sullivan, of Blngbamton, N.
Y is the guest of his sister, Mrs. James
j.'Waoldrlck. of 6115 Westminster avenue.
Miss Ethel Elankfield, of 6J0J Westmln
Bter avemi. and Miss Elizabeth McOoMrlck,
of lOOS North 6Sth street, spent Memorial
Day la Wiidwootf. N-J-
Miu Tlllie Nowatny, of US North 51th
. " . i. n.ndln a Uw days la SewelL
Ji J.t b tus guest of Mrs. James Mao.
Anallyt
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 31. Tho
aviation stare Is tho very nowest malady nt
tho shoro. Two rival aviators aro vic
ing with ono another In performing dim
cult maneuvers over the Boardwalk and
tho sea, and tho Ponrdwnlk crowd Is Buffer
ing from oyo strain and stiff necks trying
to keep tnbs on tho "man birds" In their
plcturesquo nights.
Tho yacht clubs were formally opened for
tho summer seaRon yesterday. The special
attraction at the Atlantic City Yacht Club
wns tho tea dance. Commodore nnd Mrs.
Allen K. Whlto received, nsslsted by Miss
Ethel Hates, Miss Myra Cole, Mr. Warner
Lindsay and Mr. William Smathcrs. The
Chelsea Yacht Club held open houso and
many of the cottagers spent tho day thoro.
Tho Seavlow Country Club was quite gay.
Among thoso who motorod over wero
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson, Mr. Victor
Flshor, Mr. npd Mrs. Turner, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Vaughn Mathls and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Youngmnn.
Mayor Thomas D. Smith nnd Mrs. Smith,
who have been spending several days at
Seavlow, entertained nt dlnnor yesterday
for Mayor Harry Bacharnch and Mrs.
Bacharach.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons ontcrtalned
at dinner last night at their cottage, 21
South Elberson avenue, for Commodoro
Samuel W. Wnhn and Mrs. Whan.
Mrs. Harry C. Mallon 13 nt tho Punny
mede, accompanied by Miss Ella V. Mallon.
A motor party nt the Brighton yesterday
Included Miss N. P. Donlevy,' Mr. C. N.
Williams and Mrs. F. S. Donlovy. Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Fitzgerald and Miss Lottlo King
nlso motored down from town for the day..
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo E. Datesman enter
tained at luncheon at Haddon Hall for Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis O. Howell, Mr. E. A. Hill
and Miss Marlon Datesman.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hathaway camo down rn
their car yesterday, and entertained at
luncheon at tho Denis Mrs. Schofleld. Mrs.
Clark, Mr. John It. Hathaway and Mr. Ed
win Hathaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams motored
from Philadelphia and spent the day at the
Seaside With Mr. nnd Mrs. Adams were
Miss Dorothy Adams, Mr. II. IC Shaw and
Miss Jordan.
Mr. Charles B. Joy entertained at lunch
con at Haddon Hall for Miss Frances J.
Caesldy and Mr. Benjamin F. Busch, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Batcman and Miss
Elizabeth Batcman, of Germantown, wero
luncheon guests at tho Dennis.
Miss Ireno Fonwlck was on tho walk
this week wearing an original hand-pnintcd
bat stenciled with two little sunbonnct
girls. Miss Fenwlck topped her white llnon
frock with a long rose pink silk sweater
and she carried a maplo walking stick.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Balfour, who have
been spending several months at the States
Villa, will go to Lenox for the summer, re
turning here In tho early autumn.
Mr. Alfred I. Barton, who Bpent part of
the winter at Miami, has opened his apart
ment In the Parkway, Chelsea, where he
will bo Joined by his mothor this week.
Mrs. Walter Naglo has lBsued Invitations
for a large card party at tho Chelsea on
Friday, June 9.
Miss N. E. Quirk nnd Miss Eva B.
Quirk returned to Philadelphia on Monday,
nftcr spending the week-end at the DennlB.
Mrs. E. J. Quirk and Mrs. F. E. Frear will
remain until the end of the week. '
The navy set has been augmented by
Captain W. L. Burdlck, U. S. N., and Mrs.
Burdlck. Admiral Samuel McGowan, Pay
master General of the navy, Is prolonging
his Btay at the shore.
Senator Penroso and District Attorney
S. P. Ilotnn were at tho Shclburne for over
Memorial Day.
At the Traymore for the holiday were
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J, Smith ana Mr. ana nirs. ii. uuuciyue
Roberts.
Along the Main Line
OVERBROOIC Mr. and Mrs. Irvln T.
Relter, of 6398 Overhpook road, havo opened
their cottage at ChelBia for the summer.
NARBEItTH Mrs, David Smith will en
tertain at bridge this afternoon at her home
on Dudley avenue, when the guests will In
clude Mrs. Alvln Meade, Mrs, Robert Irish,
Mrs. William G. Nelson. Jr., Mrs. Edward
S Sterne, Sirs. Florence uunreii, una. . u.
Detwller, Mrs. William G. Ott and Mrs. II.
Drew Archibald.
tiavkrford The Class Day exercises
of Haverford College will take placo on the
afternoon of Thursday, June IB. Supper
will be served on the lawn afterward. On
Friday, June 16. the commencement exert
clses will be held
Mrs. Charles Dudley, of Gulf road, left
Monday for Los Emboulements Centre,
Canada, where she will spend the summer
at her cottage on the St. Lawrence River,
Mr, and Mrs. L. F. Lentz, of 13S South
lbth street, have taken a house on Gulf
road, which they will occupy this week.
Along the Reading
I
MRS. WILLIAM J. CWTHIER.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred S. Weill, ot Seminole
avenue, will give a dinner this evening at
tho Germantown Cricket Club beforo tho
regular weekly dance.
Germantown
The Germantown Branch of the Woman
Suffrage party gave nn unusually nrtistlc
nnd nttrnctlvo fete yesterday on the lawn
of Mrs. Ernest T. Tobgood's home, 636S
Greene street. Especlnlly appropriate to
Memorial Day w.ih the play In which tho
characters of Uncle Sam and Columbia aro
conversing In earnest tones ns a procession
of women, whoso names have been promi
nent In American history, passes by. The
flag used by Barbara Frletchle Is one ownod
by Mr. Georgo Small, of Oak Lane, nnd
was used In the battle of Gettysburg.
Among those who took prominent parts In
the play were Miss Jane Campbell, Miss
Anne Heygate-Hall, Mrs. Kent Day, Mrs.
Richard Day. Mrs. Isaac Kenderdine, Mrs.
Lawrence Clark, Mrs. FltzsmorK Miss
Susan Vail and Miss Mngdalcna Robinson.
The aides at tho various tables, where cake,
candy and fancy articles were sold. In
cluded Miss Elsa McCausiln, Miss Elsie
Tllllnghast, Miss Esther Johnson, Miss Ellse
Luck, Miss Margaret Raymond, Miss Ger
trude Russell, Miss Irene Raymond, Miss
Elizabeth Tatnall, Miss Barbara Bond,
Miss Evelyn Bond, Miss Constance, Illppy,
Miss Elizabeth Scott, Miss Helen Uoyer,
Miss Leonora Robinson and Miss Elizabeth
Rippy-
Mrs. James Mapes Dodge, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Josephine Dodgo, will
leave tomorrow for New York, where they
will Bpend several days.
Dr. nndvMrs. George Lewis Smith, of
Wayne avenue, will give a dance on Satur
day, June 10, at the Cuslno In honor of
their small son. Master Lewis Smith.
Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew'' Is
being presented this afternoon la the Jen
klntown Auditorium by students of the
Beechwood School. The cast ot characters
Is as follows; Petruchlo, Miss Ruth Ben
nett; Baptists, Miss Florence Lowery;
Katherlne, Miss Mary Rogers; Dlanca,
Miss Alvene Galloway; Widow, Miss Jean
Wilson; Lucretlo, Miss Mildred Crawford;
Hortenslo, Miss Dorothy Fulton t Qrumlo,
Miss Ruth Richards; Blondello, Miss Paul
ine Rapp; Curtis, Miss Helen Corrlgan;
A Tailor, Miss Oruzllla Taylor.
An outdoor meeting of the Oak Lane
Equal Franchise League will be held at the
home of Mrs. A- T. Bruegel, H02 Melrose
avenue, Melrose Park, on Monday, at 1
o'clock Mts;j Carolina Katzensteln, who
accompanied the Congressional Union en
voys on their Western tour, will be the
guest of honor.
Mrs. Edg ' Roff. of the Gables, will en
tertain at "500'' this evening. Among thoa
present will bo Mrs. J. Deutch. Mr W
Sbabuack, Mrs. J. Erbe. Mrs. Harry Green.
Mrs- J Klein, Mrs. M. Levi, Mrs. B. Keene.
Mrs, W. Littwao, Mrs, M. Myers. Mrs. A.
I Enttdtr an4 Mrs. A- gtersberiwv
Bala-Cynwyd
Memorial Day was appropriately cele
brated at the Cynwyd Club yesterday. Ten
nis matches wero played on the courts both
morning and afternoon nnd dauclnir was a
feature of the day's program In the after
noon and evening.
Mr, and Mrs. William Herbert Glllls, of
Bala, have Issued cards announcing tho
marriage oi ineir aaugnier. Miss Helen Vir
ginia Glllls, to Mr. John Martin Birming
ham, which was solemnized Saturday after
noon. May 27. In St. Asaph's rectory, Bala,
by the Rev. Harrison B. Wright, rector of
St. Asaph's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Alexander, of
25 Bala avenue, will open their cottage at
Island Heights, N. J., on Friday of next
week.
Miss Marie Illgglns, of City line, Bala,
will entertain nt a garden party tomorrow
In honor of Mlsa Marie Shea, who will be
married to air. Edward Wlngert next
month. The guests will Include Mrs. Wal
ter Merry, Mrs. Joseph I. McCloskey, Miss
Janet E. Shea, Miss Edith Reger, Miss
Marie Mack, Miss Alice M. Huckett, Mrs.
Daniel Kennedy, Mlsa Dorothy Miller, Miss
Mary Martin, Miss Helen Shea, Miss Mar
garet Rogan, Miss Helen Hamlll, Miss Ella
Grover, Mlsa Beatrice Comber nnd Miss
Mary Magaherlu.
North Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. William S. Hexamer, of
1935 Wallace street, left today for their
summer home In Ocean City, N. J., where
they will remain until October.
Mrs. Carl MacBurney, who is occupying
her summer home at Pitman, N. J., gave
a luncheon followed by bridge on Friday
for tho card club ot which she Is a member.
Miss Rebecca Taulanc, of 23G0 North
Broad street, will leavo early In June to
spend tho summer at her country place In
Jcnklntown. ,
Mrs. S. PfefTer, of 1401 Oxford street, Is
spending somo tlmo In Trenton, N. J where
she Is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Philip Lazarus.
Mrs. L. Freedinan, of 2765 North 29th
street, has returned from a trip to New
York.
MIbs Isabella Ross and Mrs. Emma
Schulmb. of this city, spent the week-end
In Atlantic City, N. J.
Invitations havo been Issued for the wed
ding of Miss Rob a Kahn, of 3030 Diamond
street, and Air. Ell Ltttcn, which will take
placo In Juno.
Mrs. S. H. Hecklor, who has been spend
ing several days In Myerstowu, Pa., has re
turned to her lipmo on North 12th street.
Tho 40th anniversary of the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, 8th and Cum
berland streets, will be celebrated with ap
propriate meetings and entertainments from
June 11 to 18. On Thursday, June 8, the
Rev. Forrest E. Dager wtll lecture In the
church under the auspices of Mr. W. N.
Elsenbrey's Bible class.
Miss Jean McClellan bus returned from
Wilmington, Del.. Uiere she was tho guest
of Miss Beth McKeever.
The marriage of Miss Dene Meyer,
duughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ham
ilton Moyer, of 1 West 68th Btreet, New
York, to Mr. Louis F. Dannenbaum, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dannenbaum, of 1901
Spring Garden street, will take place at
Sherry's,, In New York, on Tuesday, June 6,
Frankford
Larisdowne
Mrs. Charles Musaar, of 25 Dudley ave
nue, will give a card purty at her home
on June 14 for the benefit of the scholar
ship fund that was Btarted last year by
several women for the education of moun
tain girls of North Carolina.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Read, it North
Lansdowne, spenUMeraorlal Day jn a mo
tor trip to Erie and Bradford, I' J.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank 8. Meade, of Nyack
avenue, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
Mrs. Clarence Eppelshelmer, Mrs. Fred
erick retry and Mrs, Lillian Taylor have
been attending the General Federation of
Women's Club In New York.
Notice for the SocWtr psie wUl be ae-
but all piich notice mi
abd minted la til l!.wiilnf Idi,,.
but all (BCD notice mail be written ou one
Uje f tfc caw. unit le Uoe4 li full, with
full tidrtu, .ond witea Beeelble telephone
IIB(, uaiufe in eiTVB.
KiuJ lt tuck wiumunlcetlone it "Socletr
lltor." Events JUiUej-. 004 Cneetuut titttU.
bomber intus b .given.
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MMv' SH1 1 "'"iii'H
MRS. NATHAN ROWLAND
CHILDREN'S OUTDOOR FESTIVAL
WILL BE HELD IN ROXBOKOUGH
Junior Mission Band of That Section Will Hold Enjoyable
Affair on SaturdayInteresting Musicals Given Last
Night at Falls of Schuylkill'
THE annual outdoor festival of the Chil
dren's Mltslon Band of rtoxbortugh will
be held on Saturday on the grounds adjoin
Ing the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
on Green tune. Tho nffalr In In charge of
Miss Nettle Kurtz, Mrs. Llna Hlnne, Mrs.
William Kddleman, Mrs. Charles Eddleman,
Miss Helen Kommer, Mrs. Samuel Ken
worthy and Mrs. Latelle Thornton. Anions
the children who will take part aro Miss
Ituth Msttlit. Miss Kathryn Walker, Mlsa
Florence Schofleld, Mlsa Elliabeth Edtards,
Miss Ituth Weiss, Miss Marian Layre, Miss
Sallle allee, Miss Hate! Ouehler, Miss Mar
Raret Itlehter, Miss Lydla Moyer, MIbs
tlrace Preston, Miss Gladys Preiton. Miss
Florence Jackson, Miss Adeline Dlnns, Ml si
.AKnos flowing, Miss Lydla Ttosenberger,
Mlsa Dorothy Fisher, Miss Charlotte Klp
pox, Miss Dorothy Morgan, Mlsa Mary
Stout, Mlsa Dorothy Jonea, Miss Helen Bex
old, Miss Beatrice Lewis, Miss Knld Yenbs
Icy, Miss Kllen Bodkin, Miss Alice Fnrrell,
Miss Miriam Dornon and Mlsa Laura Biggs.
The band Is educating a little girl In tho
Watts de Peyster Home In Tlvoll, N. Y.
An Interesting muslcale nnd literary en
tertainment was given last night by the
young peopto of tho Falls ot Schuylkill
Baptist Church. The program Included tho
humorous sketch "Whiskers," which was
presented with the following cast!
Miss Sara Adams. . , .Miss Flora Molyncaux
Mabel Mrs. John Moorehead
Inez ...., Mrs. Harry Balrstowe
Frances Page,. Miss Margaret B. Seasholes
Evelyn Birch Miss Jessie Molyneaux
Ethel Boss Miss Bca drundy
Anna , Miss Florenco Lndtey
John Phelps Mr. II. B. Blnkln
Chester Phelps ...Mr. Hamilton Moorehead
Parker Cllen Mr. Harold Moorehead
A"
N INVITATION muslcale was given on
Sunday evening In the Tioga Theatre,
17th street abovo Tioga, by Mr. Elmer Sew
ard, choralceltlst, who with tho co-operation
of a number of persons of prominence
will give a series of Sunday night concerts
by well-known nrtlsts. The program In
cluded selections on the chornlcello, the only
Instrument of Its kind In this city, and
solos by Mr. Allan Moore, tenor: Mr. Ed
ward Pike, violinist; Mr, Boland Hart,
'cellist: Mr. Herman Schmidt, baritone; and
Miss Lottlo Loeben, soprano.
A picnic will bo given by tho Crescent
Club on private grounds at Blackwood,
N. J., on June 4.
The guosts will Include Miss Anna Zegnn,
Mlses Edna Moses, Miss Jean Colin, Miss
Minnie Oshlver. Miss Bessie Pokress, Miss
Ethel Coppcl. Miss Itoso Satlnsteln, Miss
Mary I.lpmnn- Miss Cella Freodman, Miss
Mary Bender, Miss Ttose Tough, Miss Clara
C. Benton, Miss Florenco De Haven, Miss
Oertrudo E. Bock, Miss Louise Milton Clay
ton. MIm Lula A, Young, Ml Alice
K?H.fmf nn' i"""1 JeAhetle Styles Cohatf, Mr.
?.V,fabl hn' Mr. Maurice Yobllck, Mty
y""2,..Tir Hernsteln, Mr, Samuel idlemk, "
Mr. Philip price. Mr. Benjamin Atefnrrla J :
Mr. John K. Mlllls, Mr. SamUel 3, ItubeS;
Mr. Benjamin T. Miller, Mr. ,Te3so W, '
Jenkous, Mr. Phlljp O. Frank, Mr, Louis
Martin Miller, Mr. John M. Learner. Mr;
Edwin J. Rosenberg, Mr. Harry Balph LeW '
Mr. Henry Fryman and Mr. Louis MaltheV
Fisher. , fc
The feature of tho day wlil be a baseball
game, In which the girts will oppose the
Jin',Jh? I?11"" bal"B left-handed, -Mr,
? j1,. JU?6nbflr,r'1Ir- Maurleo Tobiick. ,
nnd Mr. William W. faernstelrt will furnish,
music.
THE CASTLE CLuiTheld its. first putlng
on a farm In West Point, Pa., and It was
attended by 30 people, Including momberS
and friends of tho club. Trio outing was
under the direction of Miss La Polnte, Mm
Sachs nnd Mr. Lo Itoy,
The regular Tuesday moetlng was post
poned until Thursday, duo to Memorial
uaj falling on a regular meeting day. Tho
meeting tomorrow will mark tho Innugurt
tlon of tho new ofnclals, who are as follows t
President, Mr. Oeorgo Simmons : vice presl.
aent, Mr. James Dolani second vice presi
dent, Mr. George C, McQready; treasurer,
Mr. Lo Hoy Tllles ', flrfanclal secretary, Mr.
t oy! corresponding secretary,. Mr.
i. N. Burrlson, nnd sergeant-at-arms, Mr.
Samuel Sachs.
Miss Hattlo Frolhelter and Mr. Samuel
Freed celebrated their betrothal last Sunday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.
lelsberg, BIS Spruce street Fifty guests
were present. Mr. Harry Frolhelter, 6f this
city, came from the West to bo present
Musical selections were glvon by Master
Alexander Welsberg and Mlsa Ida Simon.
Dinner followed dancing. Among those press.
ent wore; Mr. and Mrs. Itobblns, Dr. E. Hi
Telssberg. Mr. B. Itoscnberg, Mrn. A, Ro
senberg, Mr. and Mrs. Freed. Mr. and Mrs,
A. Frolhelter. Mrs. Seeval, Miss F. Sceval,
Mr. A. Seeval. of Los .Angeles; Mr. M. Kap
lan, of AtlarMc City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lefovre, Mr. Carl Lcfovro, Mr. ir. Wilder
man. Doctor Vlldcrman, Mlns II. Kaplan,
Mr. HolUman, Miss Hattle Hoffman. Mr.
and Mrs. Schwartz and Mlns Jennlo Abrams. 4
An enjoyable ptcnlo was given by ths
Entro Nous Club on Sunday at Beechwood,
Falrmount Pnrlc. Among those present were
Miss Beatrice R. (Jadet Miss Sarah "Black
man. Miss Sarah Qerb, Mlsa M. Hontg, Miss
J. C-reenspan. Miss E. Snydormnn. Mlas 3,
Reznok, Miss A. Turotz, Mr. A. II. Feldmnn.
Mr. J. Steinberg, Mr. H. Javltz. Mr. S. Ba
ron, Mr. II. Click, Mr. J. Gollum, Mr. A.
Bass and Mr. I. Wachs.
A musical entertainment was given by
Mr. A. H. Fcldman and, Mr. J. Steinberg,
violinists, and Miss Cadet, soloist. "
Tioga
Mrs. William Moses, of 17th nnd Wost
morcland streets, entertained at luncheon
nnd cards on Monday, when her guests In
cluded Mrs. W. S. Price, Mrs. Harry Beer
hnlter, Mrs. C. C. Freas, Mrs. James Qeyer,
Mrs. S. B. Speake, JlrB. II. S. Hunter,
Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Mrs. II. a. Querns, Mrs.
Harry Markley, Mrs. M. E. Wallace, Mrs.
John W. McCloy, Mrs. Stuart Boyle. Mrs.
II. C. Trumbower, Mrs. Getty and Mrs. Wal
ter Scott.
Dr. and Mrs. R. Z. Clcmmer, of 18th
street and Erie avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Thomas have returned from Ocean
City. N. J.
Miss Ola Robertson entertained the mem
bers of her sewing club last evening at her
homo on West Venango street. Tho guests
were Miss Agnes Walker, Miss Irena
Bosler, Miss E. Jane Ogdon, Mlsa Lillian
R. Jackson. Miss Nellie Aldrich, Miss Millie
Thomas. Mrs. Walter Roberts, Miss Ger
trude K'tfaver and Miss Florence Nuttall.
The mairlaga of Miss Florence May
Mertz, daughter of Mrs. Bertha O. Mertz,
of 708 West Allegheny avenue, to Mr. O.
Raymond Flake, of Lewlstown. Pa , will
take place on Monday evening, June 26.
Friends of Mrs. Leonard R. Weltzel. of
4009 North Broad street, will be glad to
learn that she Is recovering from a recent
Illness.
Mrs. A. S. Stone will return tomorrow
from a visit to her parents at Pleasantvllle,
N. J.
Kensington
Mr. James McDevItt, of 2641 Cedar
street, will entertain a number of friends
tomorrow evening In honor of his birthday.
Those prosent will be Miss Anna Berry,
Miss Anna Toy, Miss May McDonald, Miss
Anna Murray, Miss Margaret Buck, Miss
Susana McNulty, Mlsa Eva Loob, Mlsa
Geraldllne Loeb, Mr. Frank Rooney, Mr.
James Dougherty, Mr. Michael Bradley, Mr.
Thomas McGovern, Mr. Clare Hamel, Mr.
James Murray, Mr, John McICenna, Mr,
James Flood and Mr. William Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B, Reeves, of 2172
East Cumberland street, are spending the
summer at Pitman, N. J.
The annual outing of St. Joseph's Lit
erary and Dramatic Association was held
yesterday at Newportvllle.
Roxborough
The Flat Rock Motorboat Club opened ths
season with a lawn fete and Hag raising
on Saturday afternoon, followed by a dance
in the evening. The clubhouse nt Shaw
mont was decorated with bunting and flags
and tho grounds wero lllumlnatod with Jap
anese lanterns. Dr. Eugeno Swayne, the
commodore, made nn address, nnd Mrs,
Swayne unfurled tho largo flag. Others
taking part were Mr. Alfred H. Bradley,
vice commodoro: Mr. Charles II. Lcnlnger,
rear commodoro; Dr. Richard L. Entwlsle.
licet captain; Mr. T. William Rldlcr, treas
urer; Mr. George W, Sands, secretary; Mr.
Howard C. Horn, Mr. Thomas Mnrkle, Mr.
William Wylle. Mr. William II. Cowan. Mr.
J. Stanley Ncllson and Mr. John H, Field,
Among tho guests were Mrs. Harry It
Bradley, Mrs. Rowland Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs. John Vandersllce, Mrs.( Jnne Field.
Miss Gertrude Field, Miss Florenco Bradley,
Miss Jncobs, Mr. Joseph Carroll, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Pnramoro, Mr. and Mrs. CIs'do
Cooper, Dr. and Mrs. David Boone, Mrs.
Charles Lelnlngcr, Mr. mid Mrs. William
Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. W. Paramore. Mrs.
Vandegrlft, Mr. Walter Vundegrlft. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cowan, Mr. and Mrs, William
Kuhn, Mr. Le Roy Wlntrodo and Mr. John.
Yarnall.
What.'s Doing Tonight
Municipal Hand concert, 11th and Sprint Oar
den atreeu,
Philadelphia Today and Tomorrow exposition,
Commercial Sluaeum,
St. Andrew'e Society meitlnr, Dellevue
Stratford. Irlah relief maee-meetlng-. Metropolitan Opera
Houne.
Graduation eierclnea. Polrcllnlo
Traininir ernooi jor juracs
trccta, 8 o'clock.
Lecture on the trip of the liberty bell to Ban-Kruncl-co
Kipoiltlon, by John I1, Oarfney, Horn
Public School, Kenalnston avenue ana Ontario
atraet. 8 o clock, Kree,
Unvelllne bai-rellef "The Woman Phyelclan,"
Woman'a Medical Collese.
Yette, Oullbert. onr recital, nryn Jlawr
College,
Military drill for Platt-burg "rooklea." let
Itealment Armory, Jlroad and Callowhtll atreets;
ft n'fnfU.
frnnnltal
10th and Lombard
Delaware County
Mr. Richard Purdy and family, of Darby,
have returned from u motor trip to Wild
wood.
The Upper Darby Fire Company Is hold
ing one ot tho largest and moBt interesting
carnivals this week that has ever boen held
by local firemen. Tho nffalr Is being held
opposite the CDth street terminal and thera
are tables and booths of every thing to be
found at the average fair. The merry-go-round
attracts the most attention. An In
teresting feature of the carnival will be
the election and crowning of a queen and
the lucky young lady will be crowned ou
what is termed Mardl Gras night. Friday,
June 2.
AMUSEMENTS
Hebrew Education
Carpenter alreets,
Commencement eiercleee.
Society Schools, 10th and
8 o'clock.
Senior reception of graduates of Deechwood
School. Jenklntown; fl p m.
AMUSEMENTS
Auspice University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field, Tues, Evg.', June 6
OPEN . ALL-
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Mmes. nappoia, uatienauer. Prewltt mi.
ZenovleO', Campanart, Mardones. Homier, etc.
Chorus 600 Orchestra 165
Beats J3 00. IJ.B0 2O0. 1. BO. Ticket on
sal at aimbele. at 1109 Chestnut St., an4
Houston Hall. U. of P. ' "
Victoria "AK wot
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Charlie Chaplin &-.'.? "Police"
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Restaurant t lectures! movlntr pkture.
100,000 Square Feet of Exhibits
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