EVENING LEBGERPHILADEXiPHIA, FRIDAY, JUSTE 2, 1D16.
NANCY WYNNE TALKS AT LENGTH
ABOUT THE COMING FETE DES FLEURS
Preparations for Big Two Day Affair Go on Apace Un
usual Features Will Attract Many to Beautiful
Show Place on Main Line
EVERT one is becoming very much In
terested In the Felo dea Flours, which
wilt be Blven out at the Georgo Fnles
Bakers on Friday and SatUiday of next
week. Mrs. StowartVurts Is in charge
of the affair.
One of tho big features will bo a coun
try fair, in which everything Imaginable
will bo sold, nnd In whlclimlso, will bo a
scries of amusements so thai there will
be "something doing" every minute.
Ono of tho departments of tho country
fair will be devoted to children, nnd they
will be entertained with pony rides and
other attractions. Toys and games will
be used and sold, and many novelties aro
being prepared to bo sprung ns a surprlso
on tho youngsters. Mrs. O. Hamilton Col
kot Is chairman of the children's depart
ment, and has used some Ideas obtained
In Vienna as part of tho entertainment
planned for the youngsters.
Two departments of tho affair will bo
very Interesting. Tho bazaar Itself will
bo decorated In a mannor which, ns yet,
has not been seen In this city. Each
booth will bo built to rescmblo tho artlclo
which Is Its chief attraction. For In
stance, tho hat booth will bo built to
look llko a bandbox. Every other booth
will follow tho same genoral Idea, and tho
wholo will harmonize Into a beautiful pic
ture. Mrs. Ell Kirk Prlco Is chairman of
the Decoration Committee, and Miss Doro
thy Stewart Is In charge of" tho work.
Ono of tho features of tho fete will bo a
"Just plain dog" show. Miss Mary Wurta,
daughter of tho gonoral chairman, will
havo a gipsy cart, from which she and
Rachel Fltler, Almeo Hutchinson, Hclon
Ellis and Margot Scull wilt sell tlnwaro
and other household articles. Miss Ellis
and Miss Scull will sing folk songs as tho
cart passes along, and a quartot of mem
bers of tho Glee Club of tho University of
Pennsylvania will sing In costume. Tho
girls will bo In peasant costumes, and
their singing will havo an accompaniment
by J. B. Stovons on tho banjo.
Mrs. Georgo G. Ross ''will head 'the tea
tables, nnd will be assisted by Carolyn
Valentine, Elsie Hirst, Mary Fahnestock,
Mildred Longstreth, Nancy Dunning,
Margaret Spencer, Jano Yeatman, Ellso
Klapp, Caroline Brown, Elizabeth Ross,
Frances Ross, Elizabeth Taylor, Logan
Starr, Sarah Thomas, Evelyn Plummer,
Nancy Zimmerman arid Mary Kennedy.
Mrs. William Ellis Scull's aides will In
elude Rosalie Dolan, Almee Hutchinson,
Margot Scull, Helen Ellis, Sydney Ellis,
Eugenia Cnssatt, Eugenia Law, Maislo
Graham, Jenn Thompson, Isabo'l Pago,
Charlotte Brown, Emily Phlller and Har
riet Geyelln.
Ono of the departments of tho bazaar
also will bo a cabaret supper, with tables
surrounding tho dancing pavilion. Tho
supper tickets can bo obtained from Mrs.
George Stan-, Dovon; Mrs. Edgar Balrd,
Chestnut Hill; Mrs. J. H. Harris, Chest
nut Hill: Mrs. Churchill Williams, Gor
mantown; Mary Mitchell and Harriet Fra
zier, of Jenkintown. Miss Mitchell and
Miss Frnzler havo been actlvo in arrang
ing the cabaret features.
Another department will bo dovotcd to
gardening and other activities having to
do with tho soil. There will bo contests in
vegetables and other articles and prlzos
will bo awarded. Eleanor B. Hopkins la
In charge of tho garden department. Mrs.
Charles Custls Harrison, Jr., Is helping
by obtaining entries on the Main Line
and Miss Elizabeth Henry is performing
tho same service In Germantown, Chest
nut Hill and Penllyn.
Dorothy DIsaton will bo In charge of
a booth .of painted flowerpots. Mrs.
Joseph Woolston will assist by taking
charge of the booth of fancy articles for
' the garden. Miss Mary S. Montgomery
will sell garden, smocks and Eulalle Will
coj$ will havo garden tools and baskets.
The dog show Is In charge of Mrs. Ben
jamin Coates and Mrs. , Georgo Clymer
Brooke.
Henry Rlttenburg and two of his artist
friends aro going to supply one of the
most attractive departments of tho'entlro
fete. They have promised to attend and
paint hats. It will be worth, something
to havo a hand-painted hat from ono of
the artists, all of whom aro well known
In artistic circles In this city.
The committee In charge of the entire
affair consists of members of the boards of
managers of the two institutions which
aro to benefit. Elaborate caro has been
taken In laying tho plans, and the result
should be one of the most successful
events of the kind In this vicinity,
NAIJCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. Joseph G. Rosengarten will give a
dinner dance this evening at the Merlon
Golf Club for his niece, Miss Sarah C. Nell
son, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Neilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B, Wright, of
Chestnut Hill, will entertain at dinner to
night in honor of Mrs, John R. Drexel and
the Hon, Mrs.. Alfred Anson, of New York,
who will be their guests for the week-end.
Mr, and Mrs. George L. Harrison, of
VUlanova, will entertain at dinner tonight.
A dinner will be given this evening by
Mr. and Mrs, Powell Evans, of Errollton,
Devon. '
Mr. and Mrs, Harry C. Thayer, of Haver
ford, will give a dinner of 30 covers this
evening at the Radnor Hunt Club In honor
of Mr, and Mrs. John Sawyer Wilson, of
Baltimore, who are their guests,
Mrs, Charles M. Lea, of Deyon, will en
tertain Jn her box at the Horse Show this
afternoon In honor of Miss Elizabeth C.
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fhllllpua
W Miller, who wll make her debut on
June 9,
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Lteber
entertained at dinner last night at The Hill,
their home In Bryn Mawr, in honor of their
guests. Captain William Mltohell and Mrs.
Mitchell, Colonel Treat and General C, W.
Lieber. of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs, William T. Hunter are en
tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Grant, of New
York, at The Gables, Devon, during the
Horse Show. Mrs. Hunter had Mrs. S. H
Crawford and Mrs. A. L. Crawford as her
quests at the Horse Show yesterday after
noon. Friends of Mr. George Hailehurst vlll
ta glad to hear that lie Is nonvaleaclng
- from bis recent Illness and U able to re-
etivs them at the Media Hospital. Provi-
4aco road, Media.
itra. Jos-rub SlnttotL of South, mtttll-
SS9 aquiiru, fmm sssa uaasm to in-uyu 19
her new homo In Roscmont owing to the
serious Illness of her daughter, Miss Mary
Slnnott.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Jnrden Guenther, of
Valley road, Pnoll, will receive Informally
this nftcrnoon nnd tomorrow afternoon
from 4 until 7 o'clock. No cards have
been sent out.
Mrs. Ronald H, Barlow, of Havcrford, Is
spending a fortnight In Boston, Mass.
At tho wedding of Mis Tola Seeds,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seeds, of
Wlssnhlckon nvenuo and West Upsal street,
Germantown, nnd Mr. Edward Gordon M,
MncGannon, which will take place on Sat
urday evening, Juno 17, tho mntron of
honor will be Mrs. Jnmcs Donnelly. Mr
MacOannon, will havo his brother, Dr. N.
C. MncGnnnon, of Nashville, Tenn., as best
man, nnd tho ushers will Include Dr. Scott
Ncarlng, of Toledo, O. : Mr. Lawrence
MncGnnnon, of Montreal, Can. ; Mr Jo
veph Robinson Seeds, of this city; Dr
Hector Wright Benolt, of Montreal i Dr
David Kncedler, of this city: Lieutenant
Douglas Armstrong, R. N of Montreal :
Lleutennnt Allison MacCuen, R. N., of
Montreal, and Mr. Robert Levis.
Mrs. John Denrnley, of 7G60 Ridge ave
nue, has issued Invitations for a tea on
Saturday, Juno 10, from 4 until G o'clock,
to Introduce her daughter, Miss Irene
Denrnley, and Mrs. Charles Edwin Dcarn
lcy. The hostess will bo assisted In re
ceiving by Mrs. Caleb p. Tlndnll, MrB
Georgo Clay Bowkcr, Mrs. Robert Yahn,
Mrs. M. Howard FUssell, Mrs. Edmund
Kcely nnd Mrs. Avery D. Harrington.
A dinner-dance was given by Congress
man John R. K. Scott and Mrs. Scott at
their summer home, Glenhardlo, Port Ken
nedy, Pa , on Momorlal Day. Mr. Scott
had entered from his stables Silver King,
Snowflako nnd Erma at tho Dovon Horse
Show nnd In tho afternoon he entertained
his friends nt the show, after which they
motored over to Glenhardle, where dinner
was served, followed by dancing. Master
Hardy Scott, the young son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Scott, took one of the red ribbons In tho
afternoon. Among the guests wero Senator
Edwin II. Varo nnd Mrs. Varo, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph P. Rogers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank
A. Harrlgan, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Colgan,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brown, Dr. and
Mrs. Georgo W. Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam C. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Scott, tho Misses Scott and Miss
Jean Scott, Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Mo
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Buzby,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. McAvoy, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. Harry Lang and Mr. Vincent A. Carroll.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Father
Brewer, of Moylan, and Mr. Lewis Chey
ney Smith, of Media, will tako place on
Juno 14 in Christ Church, Media.
BALLET IN MASQUE OF PERSEPHONE
Along the Main Line
ARDMORE Mr. and MrB. William
Woodward Arnett will close their town
house, 2116 Pine street, today and occupy
their home at Ardmoro for the early sum
mer. Mrs. Edward Remington Irving, of Lans
downe, gavo a linen Shower Wednesday
afternoon In honor of her sister. Miss Mabel
K. Boyer, at Miss Boyer'B home, Athens
and Llnwood avenues. There wero 40
guests present, coming from Washington,
Atlantic City and other distant points.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold S. Colton and their
family, of Wlstar nnd Llanfalr roads, left
yesterday for Arizona, where they will
spend the summer.
HAVERFORD Mrs. Amos C. Dinkey
has sent out Invitations for a buffet lunch
eon op Saturday, June 10, at Holt Hill, her
new home In HaVerford. About 100 guests
will be present.
VILLANOVA Mr. nnd Mrs. John M.
Harper, of Enstdene, VUlanova, enter
tained at dinner last evening In honor of
their guest, Mrs. James Howlett, of Syra
cuse, N. Y.
ROSEMONT Mrs. Georgo Fales Baker,
of tho Oaks, Rosemont, is spending a few
days In New York.
Mrs. Edwin H. Fltler, of tho Terraces,
loft for Boston yosterday morning to spend
10 days, taking part In the national golf
championship tournament.
BRYN MAWR Mr. and Mrs. Paxson
Deeter, of Bryn Mawr, havo returned from
Heading, where they spent Memorial Day.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Crawford, of 413
South 19 th street, have taken a house on
Elliott avenue, which they will occupy dur
ing the summer.
The Bryn Mawr Women's Club will give
a dance this evening In Assembly Hall,
Bryn Mawr
ST. DAVID'S Mrs. William Townsend
Wright, of St. David's, Is spending- a short
time In tho South.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hearne, of Win
demere nvenue, have Issued Invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Miss An
toinette Hearne, and Sir, John Farrar, of
Columbus, O,, on Monday. June 26, at St,
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Wayne.
WAYNE. Mrs. William Yost and Mrs
Lewis Lorch, of Pittsburgh, are spending
this week with Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Ward,
of Louella avenue, Wayne.
Dr. and Mrs. Wnrd will entertain at
dinner this evening In honor of their
guests. The other guests will be Mr, and
Mrs. Wlllard A. Mitchell, of New York,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and their
family, of Cuba, arrived yesterday to spend
the month of June in Wayne.
DEVON Miss Esther Lloyd entertained
Informally at luncheon today at Llanyan,
her home in Devon, afterward taking her
guests to the Horse Show. Among the
guests were Mrs. Ralph Pemberton and
Mrs. Caspar Whitby.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifton Buck, of Le Mol
Ian, Devon, will return today from Mer
cersburg, pa.
Mr. Charles Ross Hamilton, Jr., will en
tertain a number of his classmates of the
Episcopal Academy in Mrs. Hamilton's box
at the Horse Show today.
West Philadelphia
Mr, and Mrs. Henry S. Montgomery, of
4S9 South 44th street, will give a dance this
evening at the Phllomuslan Club for their
daughter, Miss Isabel M. Montgomery, fol
lowing her graduation from the Gordon
School, '
Mr, and Mrs. John Johnson, of West
Philadelphia, will give a dinner at the Phila
delphia Country Club tomorrow before the
club dance. Among their guests will be Dr.
and Mrs. M. R. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Dinkey, Mr and Mrs. Wlllard A. Mitchell,
Mrs, William Yost and Mrs. Lewis Lorch.
Mr. Edward W- Eaves, of 62?l Washing
ton avenue, announces the engagement of
his sister. Miss Bessie Florence Eaves, to
Mr. Augustus P. Clarson. (
Miss Margaret T Mullen, of 5822 Vine
street, left today for Atlantic City, to be
the week-end guest of Miss Catharine Cur
ran, of 111 North Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Charles McGIrr and her yoking son,
Master Stewart McGIrr, of 6341 Vine street,
are spending two weeks in Pine Beach, N.
J , as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. H. Nich
olson. Miss Itoseleaq Mellon and Misa Nora. Mel
lon. Qf 516 South 41st street, will entertain
the members of their 600 club tonight. The
guests will Include Miss Ernestine Brock,
Miss Emma Eisele, Misa Thekler Jorden.
MUs Hilda Krone. Miss Carolina Sone, Miss
Mr Lane, MiM EUda Mcintosh. MUs Irene
Rift, tlbt Emily Whitney and Ml AUoe
WMterM.
Thcso children will dance at the benefit to be given tomorrow afternoon nt the Loverlng Plnce, on School
House Lane, Germantown, fqr the Southwark Neighborhood House.
Germantown
Mr. nnd MrsC Howard Ketchnm will
entertain at dlnnor tonight at tholr homo,
239 Hnrvoy street.
Mrs. Francis Howard Williams, of 5349
Greeno street, ontertalncd nt luncheon yes
terday nt tho Qormantown Cricket Club.
Spring flowers wero used ns tablo decora
tions and the guests wero tho members of tho
Germantown and Chestnut Hill Branches of
tho Woman's Committee of tho Philadelphia
Orchestra Association. Mrs. Williams, who
has beon president of this section of tho
committee for 11 ycarr, resigned this year,
and the members of tho Germantown and
Chestnut Hill Branch have mado her hon
orary president for life.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Thackara, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dudley,
havo returned from a motor trip to uoyce,
W. Va whore they were tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. II. Bernard Gilpin.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. McCown, of B214
Schuyler street, are spending Juno week in
Annapolis, Md., attending the commence
ment festivities nt the Naval Academy.
Dr. and Mrs. S. MacCuen Smith, of West
Chelten avenue, will give n dance on Sat
urday, June 10, nt the Casino In honor of
their son, Mr. Lewis Smith.
Mrs. Antolne Bournonville, of Pelham
Court, will leave next week for Santa Bar
bara, Cal., to spend four months with
friends.
Sir. and Mrs. Nelson Allison, of Queen
lane, have gone to Langhorno for tho
summer.
Mrs. J. F. Evltts Coulbourno. of 261 West
Valnut lane, is at the Dennis, Atlantic
City, N, J. Her sister, Miss Quln, will Join
her today, to remain over tho week-end.
Mrs. S. E. Von Tuger Slmonskl, of 5152
Pulaski avenue, will entertain nt a dinner
of 14 covers tonight.
Along the Reading
Miss Jane Currnn, daughter of Mr.
Charles J. Curran, will entertain at cards
today at her home, 6802 Lawnton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kuhns, of 6Jth ave
nue, Oak Lane, will accompany tholr daugh
ter, Miss Florence Kuhns, to New York,
where she will remain as the guest of Miss
Helen FItzpatrIck for two months while
Mr. and Mrs. Kuhns are touring the Pacific
Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Horn, of
Wayne avenue, Logan, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs.
Van Horn wllljbe remembered as Miss Flor
ence H. Walkejr, of Germantown, before her
marriage May a year ago.
Frankford
Miss Dorothy Wllklns, of Bed Llort road,
Torresdale, will spend tho week-end In At
lantic City, where she will be the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Fields, who aro living at 132 St. James
place.
Miss Eleanor Qallagher, of 2606 Rhawn
street, will hae Miss Edith Clarke and
Miss Corlnne Banks, of Atlantic City, as
garet Banks will entertain In their honor
tomorrow at uinner. rne guests win in
clude Miss Sophie Jameson. Miss Delia
Warfleld, Miss Evelyn McMahon, Miss
Josephine Martin. Miss Anna Gold, Miss
Martha aardner. Miss Flora Anderson, Miss
Emily Fronefleld. Miss Harriet Fisher, Miss
Caroline Bates, Miss Marguerite Bates, Miss
Leona Fields, Miss Anna Creamer, Miss
Clara Dunn, Miss Bessie Maun, Mr Joseph
Murray, Mr. John Clark. Mr. James Tyson,
Mr. Walter Hepfield. Mr Horace Cully. Mr.
James McCall, 'Mr. Alfred Gibson, Mr.
Leonard Brady, Mr. Joseph Maxwell, Mr.
Alfred Barnes, Mr, James Berry, Mr. James
Cohan, Mr. Walter Cohan. Mr. Ralph
James, Mr, Harry Balderston, Mr, John
Oraham, Mr, Walter Griffiths and Mr.
Itobert Hall,
Wilmington
WILMINGTON, Del., June 2. Miss Har
riet Klrkus, will entertain at dinner tonight,
prior tq the dance to be given at Gibraltar,
the home of Mr. and Mre. 11. Rodney
Sharp, In honor of Miss Lydla Chichester
and Mr. Philip D Laird, whose wedding
will take place tomorrow,
Mrs, A. Fellic du Pont entertained at
luncheon today at Naaman's In honor of
Miss Chichester, Her guests Included, In
addition to the bride elect, the maid of
honor and bridesmaids, Miss Sarah Chi
chester, Miss Mary Qoldsborough Laird,
Miss Madeline Owens. Miss Harriet Klrkus,
Miss Mary Beverly Fox, of Philadelphia;
Miss Jessie Van R, Bond, of Baltimore,
and Miss Doris Lea. of Sandy Spring. Two
other friends. Miss Louise Nowland and
nn Pnullne Bowie, of Philadelphia, also
were guests at this luncheon.
Tomorrow, the day of the wedding, Mrs.
du Pont will entertain at luncheon at her
home on the Kennett pike in honor of MUs
Chlcnesier anu r. mu.
Lexington, the beautHuJ home of Mr and
Mrs. Henry P Scott, near Delaware City,
attracted society from this, city and Phila
delphia on Memorial Day, When Mr and
Mrs. SEQtt entertained a golf and supper,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. HolUday, Miss
Elizabeth Holla day and Master Randolph
Holladay will sail tomorrow from Nw
York on the American, liner St Paul for
Liverpool, to go to Londop to take-up. their
residence thera for two yearn or longer
Mr HoUa4 yUl be representative of
tba B. L d, Boat de Nemours tna Company.
BEACH CUSHION
LATEST ADJUNCT
Milady Now Carries Gaily Cov
ered Pillow Under Her
Arm
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Juno 2. Can
you concclvo of perfectly healthy matrons
and maids carrying cushions with them on
their Boardwalk strollB? In these days a
pillow Is quito as smart an adjunct for tho
morning promenado ns a cane. Why?
Because tho pillow is part of the "beach
set" whlch'lncludes a bag, hat nnd pillow,
all of the same material. .
Tho pillow li used when milady sits on
tho strand to watch tho bnthors, nnd tho
bag is for her knitting, Thcso now sets are
built of striped linen or Japanese prints,
and add still another colorful noto to tho
Great Wooden Way.
Mr. nnd Mrs K. T. Weger of German
town, have Joined Mr. Robert M. Cnrrlgan
and Mr. Raymond K. Slner at tho Seaside.
Mrs. R. G. Feltus and Miss Alice Grant
arrived at the Brighton early In the week,
nnd will remnln for tho entire summer,
as has beon their custom for many years.
Miss Mary S. White has Joined Mrs. Gld
con Whlto and Miss Eleanor White nt the
Glaslyn-Chatham'.
Tho Rev. James Hart Lamb, Jr., of
Devon, and tho Rev. George W. Lamb and
Mrs. Lamb, of Radnor, nre spending a
week at tho Runnymedc.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard I. Rcgar motored
down from Philadelphia for a short stay
at the Strand.
Mrs. Thomas Roberts, Jr., Is with Mrs.
T. V. Moorhead, of Washington, D. C, at
tho Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dixon are spending a
few days nt tho Glaslyn-Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Colladay are at tho
Chalfonte for the remainder of the week.
At the Runnymedo are Mr. nnd Mrs.
Perry L. Smith and Mrs. John Slater, of
Morchantvllle, who nre accompanied by
Mrs. Edward Maler, of Philadelphia. Miss
Mary G. MacNeil and Miss Margaret D.
MacNell, of Germantown are also at tho
Bunnymede.
Miss Florence Kemble spent the week In
town attending the Dovon HorBe Show.
Mrs. John N. WJlklns will entertain at
luncheon and bridge nt the Traymore on
Tuesday, and Mrs. E. Orny Pendleton will
entertain at luncheon nnd bridge the follow
ing day nt tho Chelsea.
Mrs. Thomas S. Wlltbank, of 310 North
33d street, has opened her Chelsea cottage,
26 South Boston avenue, for the summer.
Phlladclphlans at tho Chelsea Include Mr.
J. E. Hynemnn. Mr. nnd MrB. C Ardsley
Shcdaker and Mr. Howard W, Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Donahue, of Cynwyd,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Mo
Candless Brlce. at their Ventnor home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert areenbaum and their
family are occupying their Chelsea cottage,
on Montpeller avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Elkin wll not open, their summer cottage
on Stenton Place until the middle of the
month.
A number of Phlladelphlans have taken
cottages In Ventnor. Mr. and Mrs. James
W, Davie have leased a summer home on
South Vassar Square. Mr. and Mrs, Will
lam Christie will open their cottage on Vas
sar Square on June 25. Mrs. Frank El
liot will take possession of her summer cot
tage the middle of June.
Roxborough
Mrs, Gordon Flemmlng, of Toronto. Can
ada, Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Frederick
G, Sobernhelmer, of 323 Green lane.
At the luncheon and linen shower given
for Miss Mabel Elizabeth Hilton, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur W. Hilton, of 4359
Mitchell street, whose marriage to Mr,
Charles William Wood will take place this
month, there were present Miss Jeannette
Forrest, of Cnwd: Miss Ethel Metzler,
Miss Irene R. Scholleld, Miss Helen Ket
terer, Miss Katharine Wetzel, Miss Jo
hanna Lindsay, Miss Florence Elliott and
Miss Alma Donald.
Tha Younir Ladles' League of Ebenezej-
Methodist Episcopal Church will leave to
day for a wecK-ena nouse pariy in i-ernio-men,
Miss Sophia Lackey Is president of
the league, Miss Bessie Blankln, vice
president; Miss Eva Miller, secretary; Miss
Marie Kane, financial secretary, and Miss
Ethel Lee, treasurer,
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. T. Perry Rider, of 3312
North 16th street, have Issued Invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Miriam Rider, to Mr Francis Buckman
Haas, on Tuesday afternoon, June 37, at
4:30 o'clock, in the Tioga Methodist Epls
copal Church, 18th and Tioga streets. The
bride will have her sister, Miss Jean Rider,
as maid of hqnor, and as bridesmaids Miss
Margaret Young and Mls3 Emma Strath-
Mrs. Henry Green and her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Green, of 3853 North Orats street,
accompanied by Mrs. D. M. Bachlln and
her son. Master Raymond Rachlin. of Wil
mlngfotumdtored to Asbury Park this week
tq spend the week. They will return to
town on Sunday.
Weddings
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Vlncenxo Russo, of 1164
South A3tb. street, announce tho engagement
of their daughter, Misa Grace Russo, to Mr
Franatalona, of 15J0 Reed street. The
marriage will take place In the autumn.
Invitations have been Issued for the wed.
Atog ti Miss. Claire Eskln, of 503 South 8th
8fk street, on Jus 39. at L Lu Tenapta,
M te, -
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STEPHENSON CHEW.
Tho marriage of Miss Mary Evelyn Chew,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David S. B.
Chow, to Lleutennnt Lowry Boyd Stephen
son, U. S. M. C, took place quietly at noon
today at Vanor, Radnor, tho homo of Miss
Chew's grandmother, Mrs. Snmuet ChoV.
Tho Rev. Edward M. Jefferys, rector of St.
Peter's Church, 3d and Pino strcts, offi
ciated. Owing to Lieutenant Stephenson's being
In mourning, only the Immediate families
wero present at tho ceremony, and there
were no attendants. An Informal break
fast followed.
The young couple will spend their honey
moon at Old Point Comfort, as Lieutenant
Stephenson is stationed at Norfolk Later
In the season they will probably go to
Jamestown.
CRALL DAVENPORT.
COLLINGSWOOD, N. J June 2. A
shepherdess wedding. In which tho six
bridesmaids wero dressed In gold and white
and, carried shepherdess crooks, took placo
In tho First Methodist Episcopal Church
here last night, when Mlas Alma Eliza Dav
enport, daughter of Mrs. Jcremlnh nobblns,
became the bride of Mr. Bryson M. Crnll, of
71G Park avenue. The Rev. John R. Mason,
of the Tabernaclo Methodist Episcopal
Church, of Camden, and tho Rev. Dr. Al
fred Wagg, of the local church, officiated,
Miss Davenport wore a gown mnde of
Georgette crepe trimmed with chantllly
lace and ropes of pearls, and carried a
shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley. The matron, of honor, her sister,
Mrs. Minnie Ireland, was gowned In point
d'esprlt draped with blue tulle and wore a
blue hat nnd carried a basket of bluebells
and white daisies. The bridesmaids, who
woro whlto net frocks, dalsy-trlmmed hats
and golden daisies, were Miss Helen Shlnn,
Miss Clara Simmons, Miss Edna Smith nnd
Miss Vivien Mathls, of Colllngswood ; Miss
Elsie Davenport, of Camden, nnd Miss
Myrtle Daus, of Trenton. Miss Edith L.
Thomas and iMIss Ruth Crall played the
wedding march on the pipe organ and tho
piano, Tho best man was Mr. Roland
Crall, a brother of the bridegroom, and 'the
ushers were Mr. Ralph Higglns, of Bridge
ton: Mr. Howard L. Henderson, of Phila
delphia; Mr. Thomas P. Blake, of Berwyn,
Pa.; Mr. Frank E. Campbell, of Rutledge,
Mr. C. Byron Pattlson and Mr, William H.
Crowell, of Colllngswood. Tho ribbon bear
ers, dressed In white net nnd gold ribbon,
wero Miss Alma Byam and Miss Alma Wat
son, namesakes of the bride; Miss Helen
Wilson, Miss Huth Wilson. Miss Jean Spotts
and Miss Dorothy Harding, and Maste
Russell Ireland acted as page
SMITH-BICKEL
The Market Squaro Presbyterian Church,
School House lane and Germantown avenue,
was the scene of a pretty wedding at 7
o'clock last evening, when Miss S Kathryne
Blckel, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William
II, Blckel, of Germantown, was married to
Mr. Franklin Parsons Smith. The Rev.
Harold McA. Robinson, rector of the church,
officiated
The bride was given in marr(age by her
father. Her gowns of white &atln was
made with a short round skirt nnd finished
with a court train, which hung from the
Bhoulders. The corsage was of duchesse
lace, with pearl trimmings. Her tulle veil
was made with a cap and ndorned with
orange blossoms, and she carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Emllie S. Baker,-.the maid of honor,
wore a gown of pink metallic tissue and
sliver lace. The short skirt was composed
of festoons of tissue over flounces of lace,
with a deep hem of silver lare, A large
hat of pink tulle completed the costume,
and the color scheme was carried out In
the bouquet of sweet peas and snap
dragons., The bridesmaids. Miss Edith
Roheman and Miss Carlotta Fox, wore
orchid-colored frocks, trimmed with silver
lace and hats to match their gowns. Mr.
Smith had his brother. Mr, Pauling Smith,
as best man, and his ushers were Mr.
Whitney Ball, Mr, Itobert Rauscher, Mr.
HaroIdTCupltt. Mr, Wesley Martin, Mr. Will
iam Whitney and Mr. Ralph Roheman, Fol
lowing the ceremony s, reception for the
bridal party was given at the home of the
bride's parents. After a, wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs, Smith will live at 153 East Tulpe
hocken street, aermantown, where they will
be at home after September 1.
FELMAN GREENWALD,
Moving picture men took every detail of
tha wedding of Mr. Albert Joseph Felman,
of Jollet, 1)1., and Miss Juliet Ephraim
Greenwald. of this city, yesterday afternoon
and the film will be shown at n, private
reception in Jollet during July, when the
couple will be at home In that city, so that
friends wno couia not come iiast wilt have
the privilege of seeing the wedding on can
vas. The Rev Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, of the
Keneseth Israel Congregation, officiated at
Mayer's Drawing Room, In North Broad
street Miss Hazel Felman, of Jollet. a
sister of the bridegroom, was the matd of
honor, and the bridesmaids were MUs
Ernestine Dr?ssler, of New York, and Miss
Marion Myers and Miss Martha Sergerson,
of this city. Dr. William Elkin Raken. of
this city, was the best man. and the ushers
were Mr. Abner Rubin, of Milwaukee; Mr.
Jack D. Lit, of this city, and Mr. Clarence
Greenwald, of New York, Master Robert
Marcus and Master Richard Marcus, the
bride's nephews, wero rmg-bearers.
A -TtiT a nrnTtna t . a ww tptcTtiI n
AID HOSPITAL IN ROXBOltbUClff
T - HIT II' --
Many Prominent Matrortfi of Suburb Interested in Affair
Which Will Take Place Next Thuraday for Benefit of
St. Timothy's Hospital Other Entertainments
PROMINENT among tho social and chari
table events of the month In Roxborough
will be tho nnnunl lawn feto In, aid of St.
Timothy's Hospital, which will bo held on
the hospital grounds next Thursday after
noon nnd evening, from 2 until 10 O'clock.
A novel attraction this year will be tho
doll contest of which the Judges will be a
child from each church In the neighbor
hood. Tho dolls will be arranged at the
toy booth, which will bo In charge of
Mrs. David E. Williams nnd Mrs. Jnmes
Wobcnsmlth. Miss Margaret Robins, of
Germantown, has presented for the contest
a doll 100 years old There will be tho
Usual outdoor amusements. With tho tent
for fortuno telling; a fortune tree, lemon
ade well, nnd nil excellent supper served
after B o'clock. Tho nfTalr Is In charge
of Mrs. George A. Bostlck, Mrs. M.
Howard Fusscll, Mrs George McKeown nnd
Miss Margaret D Bostwlck, assisted by
Mrs. J. Vuughan Merrick, Mrs. J Thomp
son Llttlcwood. Mrs Reuben Kenworthy.
Mrs. Georgo Clay Bowker, Mrs. Oliver
S. Kcoly, Mrs. Nathan L Jones, Mrs.
Robert II. Hays, Mrs. Robert Hey, Mrs.
Wilbur T. Hamilton, Mrs. Jt. E Dcnnlson,
Mrs. Lawrence Slmcox, Mrs. William H.
Stafford, Mrs. Clinton O. Stafford, Mrs.
Joseph C. Morris, Mrs. J F. L Morris,
Mrs. William G. Lawton, MrB. William II.
Lush, Mrs John C. Bclz. Mrs F. H. White
man, Mrs. John J. Foulkrod, Jr., Mrs.
Edmund Kcely, Mrs Levi T. Hart, Mrs.
Charles Gnugor. Mrs. Alfred A. Delghton.
Mrs. Robert L. Entwlstle. Mrs. Snmuel V
Merrick. Mrs P C. A. llnldl. Mrs. John
II. Dcarnley, Mrs 11 L Cuthbortion, Mrs.
F L. Cnstlemnn. Mlsi Catharine Conway,
Mrs. W. J. Ueatty, Mlsi Amy Stnples, Mrs.
O. R. Moore. Mrs C. M, Stout, Mrs C. II
Wood, Mrs. F F. Mower, Mrs. J. J.
Nicholas, Mrs John N. Blnndlng, Mrs.
Harry Rotlgcrs, Mrs William Stafford. Mrs.
W Worrall Wagner, Miss S. W. Wagner,
Mrs. Charles II. Brooks. Miss Mary Kurtz,
Miss Nettie Kurtz, Mrs. A'bort C. Rom
mel, Mrs. J. V. Kelly and Mrs Samuel
Blrkmlro.
Tho nlds nt tho nrlous booths will
Include Miss Lucv Bostwlck, Miss Ellen
J Schofleld, Miss Annie 11 Fussell, Mrs.
Pester, Miss Hazel Blrkmlro, Mls3 Mabc
Bromley, Mrs Frank Cantrell, Miss Ethel
Cope, Miss Bertha Chrlstcii3en. Miss
Dorothy Davis Mls3 Irene Dcarnley, MIbs
Marian Dodgson, Mrs Charles Douglass,
Miss Ethel Edwards. Miss Eleanor Erwln,
Miss Marian Erwln, Mrs. William II. Eddlc
man, Jr., Mrs. G. D. Fusscll. Miss Carolyn
araos. Miss May Orinrod, Miss Mllllcent
Halsey, Miss Ethel Hey, Miss Mildred Holt,
Miss Gladys Howe, Miss Margaret Jackson,
Miss Edith Jones, Miss Katharine Kelly,
Mrs James Adams, Mrs Clyde Leaver, Miss
Ellzauctn 11 .HCKeown, .uiss i,uuu i'i
Mls3 Edith Mellerlsh, Miss Dorothy Martin,
Miss Carrie Petermnn. MIb-i Jenn Phillips,
Mrs T. S. Pntts Miss Marian Preston,
Miss Eva RadclllTc, Miss uertruae nam,
Miss Emma Itehfuss, Miss Helen Rehfuss,
Miss Margaret Robinson, Miss Helen
Snyder, Mrs Frederick Hcnmiui, ansa
Frances Snyder, Mls3 Beatrice Snydor. Miss
Clara Springer, Mrs. Edwin Dearnley, Miss
Paulino Sweeten, Miss Helen Sweeten. Miss
Marian Townsend, Mrs. Charles Whlto-
.n.. nrto.1 VnrnnrAt Wnll. Mrs. C. .
limn. ...,. ...... ... ...., -----
Wlllltms. Miss Sara Young and Miss Helene
Sny.
MANY friends and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. William King assembled at their
residence. 704 East Cheltenham avenue.
Cresccntvllle, on Monday evening to cele
brate the 36th anniversary of their wedding
day, Vocal and Instrumental music, inter
sporsed by recitations entertained the
guests, among whom were the Rev. Richard
Moran. of Eddystone; Mr. F. G. Kcrnan, of
New York; Miss Bessie King, of Washing
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labor. Mr. and
Mrs M. E. McDonough, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. J.
McElhattcn, Mr. nnd Mrs. William S. Franz.
Miss Margaret Flynn, Mrs. M. Campbell.
Mr. Joseph Kelly. Miss Margaret Franz,
Master Theodore Franz, Miss Mnrle
Hushen, Mr. John Hushen, Mr. Thomas
Hushen. Miss Helen Lancy, Mr. Harry Hilt,
Mr. Frank FItzpatrIck, Mr. James McCool,
Mr. John McGottlgan, Miss May King, Mr.
William J. King and Mr. Edward F. King.
Invitations hae been Issued by the Adel
phos Club for an Informal dansant nt the
Belfleld Country Club on Tuesday evening.
The committee has made extensive prepaia
tlons and looks for the affair to be a fitting
climax to a successful season
NeUtee for ,lhe 8eltT Mil .wlu.b
rtntoJ o4 printed to Ike JSTMiiM U4j.
at 1I cl Mtfce om fee written ca
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czttzi iraii.
ZSl 3lYu& UiSSaaimkB, U "SMletr
UlSr." ! Itjiw. Ms C&stBl tni.
Mr, A. Cohen, Miss Hanna Kahn, fetis
Rose Llndenbaum, Mr. Greenberg, Miss
Bertie Stlne, Miss C. Gnrber, Miss Mary
Etekovllz, Miss M. Alten, Miss R. Owner,
Miss E. Grossman, Miss T. Schaftet, Mis '
Frances Schaffer, Mies B, UHck, Mr, J.
Ilnlpern, Mr. Baron, Miss L. Swarts, Mr. '
M, Swarta, Miss P, Trieste, Mr. David
Etskovltz, Mr. M, Warshaw, Mr. L. Kirk
Bteln, Mr. W. Cantor, Mr. R. Tobln, Mr, and
Mrs. Alten, of Bridgeport, Conn., nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs Alten, of Atlantic City, N J.
Miss Alten's engagement to Mr. Charles
L. Etskovltz was recently announced.
Miss Frances A. Schmidt entertained
tho Ametn Girls Club, of wh'ch sho Is 6.
member, on Wednesday evening. The fol
lowing members were present: Miss Amia
M. Whitehead, Miss Edna A. Stonz, Miss
Pauline Black, Miss Florence M Bastlan,
Miss Ruth E. Schmidt, Miss Ruth First
nnd Miss Mary Stevenson.
Miss Jeanette 11 Maudy, of 16 South E4th
street, gae a May fete In honor of her
nephew, Mr. Grant Arthur Miller, who has
Just returned from the South. A delightful
nVfftnftlfl Wflft art Ant In nlnrrlnn- amiI rtiitnjtf ir
tho guests enjoying, In addition, recitations
mm monologues oy Air. waiter urUDAKer.
Among tho guests were Miss Grace Diivls,
Miss Marie Johnson, Miss Ida Broad, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Catherine Hoer,
Mlsa Marie Fritz, Miss Elolae Hoer,
Miss Matilda Wanner, Miss Itena Non
ton, Miss Mary Fcsta, Miss Lucille Dctt
loff, Miss Amelia Dettloff, Miss Elsie Buck
ncr, Miss Gertrude Seher, Miss Violet Maize,
Miss Marguerite Percy, Miss Dorothea
Percy, Miss Mlnnio Vllllngcr, of Easton
Mrs S Maudy, Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Robert Percy, Mr. Walter John-'
son. Mr. Walter Brubaker. Mr, John Martin,
Mr. William Wllklns, Mr. Georgo Wllklns,
Mr. William Festa, Mr. Ocorgo Mcrkle, Mr.
Sydney Walker, Mr. Charles Clarke, Mr.
Lester Adams, Mr. Arthur Bowman, Mr.
i':?.r.'. A'cander, Mr, George Gllmore, Mr.
William Chase, Mr. William Fields, Mr.
Roy Davis, Dr. J. M. Shaw, Mr. Roland
Heppo, Mr. Frnncls Bolficld nnd Mr. Will
iam Arbcr.
MISS CECELIA L. ALTEN
A SURPRISE linen shower was given In
honor of Miss Cecetla L. Alten at the
home of Mrs. W, Etskovltz, 1613 Parrlsh
street, on Saturday evening. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. AV. Etskovltz,
Mrs. S. Adelman, Mrs. H. Feldscher. Mr,
and Mrs. M, Potenberg, Miss Lillian Kahn,
AMUSEMENTS
Amplces Uolvenlty of Penntylvanla
Franklin Field, Tues, Evg., June 6
SN A I D A &&
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Mmit Rappold. Mstienauer. Prewltt. MM.
ZenovkK, Campanarl, Mardones, Ilolhler, tc
Chorus 500 Orchestra 165
Seats 1S.0O. 3 50, 12.00. l 50. 11 Ticket
on safe ""a?1?,
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CHARLES E. EVANS & CO.
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Mrs. Laura Poole and her son, Mr. Will
iam Poole, formerly of 3d and Penn streets,
aro now nt their summer homo nt Pitman,
N. J. Mr. Poole will bo graduated from
the Episcopal Academy next Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Smith, of 616 Penn street,
entertained at luncheon today.
Miss Marlon Gross, of 7th and Market
streets, will spend the summer at Atlantic;
City.
The engagement hna been announced ot
Miss Florence .Hudglns, of Seymour, Conn.,
nnd the Rev. John N. Borton. son of Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Borton, of G28 Benson,
street
Mr. nnd Mrs. William McCausland, of
Ponnsgrovo, have been visiting Mrs. Mc
Causland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
D. Weaver, of E20 Linden street.
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Norristown
NORRISTOWN, Pa., Juno 2. Mrs.
Franklin Loch Wright, of Main and Stan
bridge streets, will be tho hostess at a
largo benefit bridge and D00 party to be
given this afternoon at her home to secure
funds for medical supplies for Norrlstown's
visiting nurse.
A large number of prominent society peo
ple have arranged tables and tha affair
promises to be a hugo success,
A musical tea will follow tho cards, at
which Mr. Jacob Garber, violinist, and
Mrs. Gene I. Roberts and Miss Anne
Swartz, pianists, will give several musical
numbers.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Burns, of St
Joseph, Mo., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Boyd, of West Main Btreet
What's Doing Tonight
Munlrlpal Dana concert, Carroll rark 58th
atrwt and Qlrnrn avenue.
Choral Society of Philadelphia presents
'Hlu,' "V inuw drove t'kr...
Philadelphia Today and Tomorrow Exposi
tion. Commercial Muaeum.
Testimonial dinner to Joseph n. Fay, Mayer'
Drawing Itooms, 1020 North Dread atreet, T
o'clock.
American Philosophical Society, lot South 4th
street, S o'clock.
Annual banquet. Jefferson Medical i.oileff,
Bellevue-StratJord. 7 o'clock.
Commencement exerclaea. Lower Merlun Wsh
School, Ardmoro, 8 o'clock.
Central Educational Institute concert, 1421
Arch street.
Episcopal Academy anj the De Iincey School,
annual class day exerclaea. 8:30 o'clock, at the
academy.
SuRraee fete, home of Mrs. A. D. Fleck. 4227
Chestnut street.
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OPEN JO A. M. TO 10 P. M.
Restaurant t lectures;; movlna- picture.
100,000 Square Feet of Exhibits
Rev. H. C. Stone Will Speak on,
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