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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916.
IS
WdCY WYNNE ANTICIPATES
1 n and Mrs. George jraies saner to Give Their Country
Place tor a j. w j" ""uui -n-umr to .aiu uie
.; Southern Home and Lincoln Institute
I' .tvosT endless list of attractions
M"?en Provided for the Fete de.
P t ih It to bo held this afternoon
ffcurt, w'c" v naernoon and
JH . nM Oaks, the summer home of
Bli 0'lan'rKe Fnles Baker, at
ijf. ni
A Mrs.
of the Southern Home
!BMSt.t'ut" Children and the Lincoln
ucatlonal Institution,
i&s Stewart Wurts, is In charge
Affair. nd each department is
IS" . i rtmree of capaDie leuuoio.
Hn f the features will be a garden
k n K w Ich MIM Eleanor Hop-erbeaUedbyagroupoffas,
" ,m!?'-. fruit and vene-
Ju.taveYeen received from the Main
C5 th f Germantown, Chestnut H..1
Mjpenllyn sections.
r connection with the gardon depart-
it wTl be a booth of hand-palnted
fir P ota. 1" chargo of Miss Dorothy
'Serf Mrs. Joseph Wootaton heads
'Kmmlttee In charge of fancy articles
Kfgarden. Miss Mary Montgomery
'1 Z In charge of garden smocks, and
Mite Wlllcox wilt have garden
tools and baskets.
- a "slain dog" show will bo conducted
Uji Mr... George Clymer Brooke, Mrs.
'rLlamln Coatcs and Mr. Forrester Scott;
RTry Drinker Riley will be one of
ih iuds.
Mrs. 0. Hamilton Colkot, who will have
c&uwof the children s miuH -I..
.m. will wear attractive green and
'white-striped awning aprons over whito
Mi. with hats to match. The young
matron will be assisted by Mrs. Albin
n Penlngton and Mrs. Joseph I. Dlmond
'lid the following aides: Mrs. Edwin H.
Fltler, Mrs. Wilson Potter, Mrs. H. Bartol
Erailer, Mrs. N. Myers Fitter, Mrs. John
fc Maxwell, Jr., Mrs. Walter Clothier,
UlM Anna B. Gilpin, Mlsa Mildred Leo,
MIsj Helen Semple, Miss Elizabeth C.
,Atas, Miss Catharine Ann French, Mis3
Uytendale Balrd, Miss Sarah Penrose.
,.., ti.ot lritler. Miss Josephine Fos
ter, Miss Christine Stockton, Mrs. Carl
" Austin, Mrs. P. Frederick Rothermel, 3d,
i Mrs. Richard Norrls and Mrs. Francis N.
nlce. I've been told that this energetic
,'tommittee has secured some 58 dozens of
' 6yi of all kinds and descriptions, from
tie cunning weo bunny made for the
. dually cunning one-year-old to the latest
,!nprovemcnts in motors ana neropmncs
for the thirteen-year-old "grownup"
' farther.
Several interesting amusements for
children will be in chargo of Mr. Hugh
-Kamlll, Mr. Crenshaw McElroy, Mr.
' Francis McKenna and Mr. Edwin Fox.
Included among the amusements will
be a pony department, which will be In
charge of Mrs. Thomas O. Ashton this
afternoon and Miss Jean Austin and Miss
Constance Vauclaln tomorrow nfternon.
' Tho candv booth will be In charge of
'Miss Mathllde Potter and Mrs. Francis
iKIng Walnwright. The aides will include
'Mrs. Wlkoff Smith, Miss Paulino Bowie,
Stlss Christine Baker, Mrs. Grahamo
Wood. Mrs. Samuel Jones Henderson,
Miss Ethel Townsend, little Miss Mar
pr'rtta Rowland and Miss Helen Knight.
f$ Tii decorations and booths of tho
?l)SHar will bo unusual. Each depart
' am will be decorated to represent tho
article sold or tho activity to bo found
- within. Tho entrnnco to tho children's
department will be through a doll house.
The grounds will be adequately equipped
t Allh electric light and will bo as bright
- as day each night. Mrs. Ell Kirk Price
'. and Miss Dorothy Stewart are in chargo
of the decorations.
' One of tho principal features will be
J the cabaret supper each night, beginning
jjt 7 o'clock and ending at midnight.
.'Competitive dancing will also bo held.
fThat portion of the fete will be In
fcharga of Miss Mary Mltqhell, Miss
I Harriet M. Frazicr. Miss Marv Brown
Warburton and Mrs. Francis A. Lewis, 3d'.
Among those who have reserved tables
ue Mrs, Henry S. Grove, Mrs. John
flloid, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Roland
f;TyIor, Miss Esther Bally, Mrs. Edgar
fc'WriSht Balrd. Mrs. Georce Falea Baker.
t Mrs. Joseph A. Sullivan, Mrs. Gustavus
fWvnn rl. wn j, r ..-- ..
,.... v vuui, iuia, x. v., i,oiKei, miss JJOSO
o orchestras will provide muslo all
tuernoon and night on each day of the
ie.
QflG Of thft Kip- OhpanHnriB nliin n.ltl
;U hand-palnted hats by Mr. Henry R.
'nDurjr, one of tho city's best-known
painters. Mr. Rlttenburg has
n engaged for several weeks in paint
S the hats, and has been assisted by
Mr. Abbott McClure and Mr, Harold Don
r011 Eberleln. The hat booth will be
W also, for selling hand-palnted and
Wuered boxes, which will be the work
Principally of Mr. McCIureand Mr. Eber
fMrS' RlttenburB will help to sell
hats, and another assistant at tho
will be Miss Helen von L.
o'ruthers.
Abutter and eeorhnnth win uin .i,..,
ftol'l Mel,or Tysne who will be as-
,7 Mrs' Qeorse W Kendrick, 3d.
Herbert Darlington, Mrs. Herbert
ul J. Joaenr Baldwin Hutchinson,
" Morris U Clothier and Mrs. William
son clothier.
Fancy baen nf oil t,ij ., " .
IM1Iow and othi ii.i.. . . .
purewuih-. ";": r... """ar i'r
ll.6!'8' S"83 EArnshaw and Mrs.
Kwj morris.
Kri, John V .1. ,,... ... . ..
lwett ,'"" ""'e w,u cut s"'
fci. ' "M- Mlss Dorothy Barnes and Mlsa
tiew Klrkbrlde will bA in charge of
iWnS Contests. Two mo(,o. ...u,u
BtoJ. .a?.?ns the Prlzes- wl be in
." " " Jaisle SInkler.
James Starr will preside over the
IHntA i "Mniiurau Will DB
l6 an.. ",0UsenW Boods will be directed
an., i. uuu "" ue airectea
m& n --"" . ousna nan-
mHtt, Sidnav K. m
fmn.;:Z orocK -will he in
R lj!e I0- teble and Mrs. George
KLrjUr.et tha ""erncon tea. Mw.
teA -. rUm b& rrangecl for a
iittfti u ? ea ror brWSe- Captain ,
Kr Ty won tbe stat sh-
KZSff mli b ehargt of
- "5 taujry.
A colorful feature wilt be a group of
socety glrl8 wUh ft j, carti'from
which they will dispense kettles, pans
and things of the sort. Miss Mnrv
Stuart Wurts will bo In charge, and
those helping her wilt Include Miss Rachel
Fltler, Miss Almco Hutchinson, Miss
Helen Ellis and Miss Mnrgot Scull. Miss
Ellh nnd Miss Scull will sing as the cart
passes nlong. A quartet of members 'of
the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club
will help. All will be In costume, and
the procession will be further enlivened
by Mr. J. U, Stevens' banjo.
Mrs. George Ros3 aides nt the tea table
will Include Miss Carolyn Valentine, Miss
Elsie Hirst, Miss Mary Fnhnestock, Miss
Mildred Longstreth, Miss Nancy Dun
ning, Miss Margaret Spencer, Miss Jane
Ycatman, Miss Ellso Klnpp, Miss Caro
line Brown, Miss Elizabeth Ross," Miss
Frances Ross, Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Mr. Logan Starr, Miss Sarah Thomas,
Miss Evelyn Plummer, Miss Nancy Zim
merman and Miss Mary Kennedy.
Mrs. William Ellis Scull's group of
aides Includes Miss Rosalie Doian, Miss
Almco Hutchinson, Miss Margot Scull,
Miss Helen Ellis, Mls3 Sydnoy Ellis, Miss
Eugenia CasBatt, Miss Eugenia Law,
Miss Maisio Graham, Miss Jean Thomp
son, Miss Isabel Page, Miss Charlotte
Brown, Miss Emily Philler and Miss Har
rlet Goyelln.
The group of aides organized by Mrs.
Edgar Wright Balrd, and which Includes
many of next year's debutantes, is com
posed of Miss Elizabeth Trottor, Miss
Lois Jackson, Miss Mary Brooke, Miss
Nancy Cook, Miss Elizabeth McMlchael,
Miss Jean Jollne, Miss Lucille Carter,
Miss Kathcrlno Hancock, Miss Galnor
Owen Balrd, Miss Mnry Glondlnnlng,
Miss Margaretta Jcancs, Miss Sophie
Baker, Miss Meta Janney and Miss Alice
Janney.
Other aides, who will be under tho gen
oral direction of Miss Wurts and assigned
where they aro needed, will include Miss
Olivia M. doB. Gazzam, Miss Elizabeth
Sendorllng, Miss Eleanor Arnett, Miss
Bertha Montgomery, Miss Anno Merrick,
Miss Katherlno Bowie, Miss Valentino
Mitchell, Miss Allco Thompson, Miss
Nancy Fltler, Miss Virginia Roberts, Miss
Mary Frances Fisher, Miss Margaret
Burton, Miss Hope McMlchael, Miss
Helen Doughten, Miss Frances Kemble
Wister, Miss Mary Channlng Wister,
Miss Jane Gordon Coxo, Miss Edith
Hutchinson, Miss Josophlne Howell, Miss
Cecile Howell and Mrs. Gutlllacm Aert
sen, Jr. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King Miller, of Hav
crford, announce tho engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mary Arrean Miller, to Mr.
Frank C. Roberts, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank C. Roberts, of Pcn-y-Bryn,
Cherry lane, Wynnewood.
'Mr. and Mrs. Phlllppus W. Miller will
give a tea, with dancing, this afternoon at
Bclford, their homo in St. Davids, to in
troduce their daughter, Miss Elizabeth C.
Miller. The debutante will be nsslsted In
receiving by Miss Margaretta J). Myers,
Miss Sarah S. Myers, Miss Katharine Han
cock, Miss Katharine C. Lea, Miss Ger
trude I,. Pancoast, Miss Elizabeth du Puy
Scott, Miss Nancy W. Cook, Miss Elizabeth
McMlchael, Miss Isabella Wanamaker. Miss
Elizabeth Trotter, Miss Lorraine G. Gra
ham, Miss Margaret Dent and Miss Sarah
H. B. Penrose.
Mr. and Sirs. Fltz Eugene Di'xon enter
tained at supper at their home on Washing
ton lane, Elkins Park, after the Abington
Hospital fair, held at the Ogontz School,
yesterday afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De Witt Cuyler will
give a small dinner dance this evening, at
their home In Haverford. Their daughters,
Miss F. Frances Cuyler, Mrs. Caspar W.
Morris and Miss Eleanor De Graeff Cuybjr,
will receive with them. There will De
about 250 guests.
Dr. and Mrs. George C. Stout, of Tarl
ton, Berwyn, will give a dance for the
school set this evening In honor of Mr.
Thomas R, Nellson, Jr., and Mr. Henry Ad
dlcks. Mr. and Sirs. Gustavus Remak, of Pros
pect and Evergreen avenues. Chestnut Hill,
will give a dance this evening to meet Miss
Russell and Miss Cowen, of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan I lay ward, of
Wayne, will entertain nt dinner tonight,
when their guests will Include Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Denckla Mills, Mr. and Mrs. John
Eadwalader. Mr. and Mrs. T. Truxton Hare,
Miss Katherlne P. Hutchinson and Mr. John
P. B. SInkler.
Mre. John Sergeant Gerhard will give a
tea this afternoon, from i until fi-30
o'clock, at her home, Glenvue, Overbrook,
to meet Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Pepper Gerhard and Str
and Mrs. T. Duncan Whelen.
Mrs. John W, Converse,
will give a dinner tonight.
of Rosemont,
Mrs. Edward H, Rodgers, of 18 West
Graver's lane, Chestnut Hill, will entertain
at dinner tonight at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club.
A number of attractive Philadelphia
women have gone to the Essex County
Country Club, at Manchester-by-the-Sea,
where they will play In nn Intercity golf
tournament. Among them are Mrs. Caleb
Fox, Mrs. Edwin H. Fltler, Mrs. Francis
Bradley, Mrs. G. Henry Stetsqn. Miss Ellen
Gowen Hood, Miss Florence McNeely, Sirs.
Ronald H, Barlow, Miss Eleanor Chandler.
Misa Ethel Campbell, Mrs. Milton Herold,
Mrs. George Munson.'Mlss Mildred Caerly
nnd Mrs. E. Peck. They wll be the guests
of the club, and many entertainments are
being planned for them,
Invitations have been received In trus
city for the commencement week festivities
at Lawrencevilie School. Today there will
be, among other things, a concert by tne
glee and mandolin clubs and the annual
contests. Tomorrow there w.lll be the swim
ming meet and on Sunday an address will
be made by the headmaster, Dr. Simon I.
McPherson. Monday will be founders' day.
Class day exercises will also take place and
a reception will be given by Dr. and Mrs.
McPhereon.v A,t the commencement exer
cises the address to the boys will be made
by the Hon. John W. Griggs, LU D.
Mr. and Mrs. Josep.h S. Lovering Whar
ton, of Oak Lane, have returned from a
cruise along the Chesapeake In their yacht,
Vega. "
pr. and Mrs. L. J. Lane, of Sao Paulo.
Brazil, are staying at the Lincoln. Later
they will be Joined by their son and will
spend tbe summer In Maine.
Captain Hanna, V. S. N-, and Mr. Hanna,
of Stamford, Conn., are spending- a few days
at the BeHevue-Stratford. having come on
..tflnri iha rammencament at St. Luke'a
School, Wayne, where Mr. Uanna'a brother
is a member oi wo graauaung cmbs,
YOUTHFUL AIPES AT FETE DES FLEURS
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Along the Main Line
MERION The Merlon branch of th'o
Main Line Suffrage Association will give a
lawn party tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs, M. J. McMcnnmln, at High and
Montgomery avenues. There wilt be a vari
ety of things for sale, and costume dancing.
Among the women Interested are Mrs.
Frederick Rockwell, Mrs. John B. Carlisle,
Mrs. Herbert Stockwcll, Miss Sydney Evans,
Miss Florence Evans nnd Mrs. McMena
mln. WYNNEWOOD Miss Beatrice Kilo
Creager, of Wynnewood nvenue, left today
for Gcrmnntown, whero she will bo the
guest of Miss -Elizabeth Raynor, of Wayne
avenue, for several days.
ARDMORE Miss Katharine Bowen, of
Thompson avonuc, Is vlBltlng Miss Kath
nrlnc Keylor, of Cochrnnvlllc, Pa., for n
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joslnh Bunting and their
family- nre occupying a house o,n Wlstar
nnd Llanfnlr roads, for the summer.
HAVERFORD Tho class of 191C of tho
Haverford School will give tho annual
senior dnnco this evening nt tho Oaks,
Haverford. Tho commltteo In charge In
cludes Mr. William L. Austin, Jr., Mr. Elmer
Howell nnd Mrs. Edward II. Oakford
Pnlms, ferns, flowers nnd the class colors
will bo used for decorations, while nn or
chestra from New York will furnish tho
music. Tho patronesses Include Mrs. Ben
jamin T. Allison, Mrs. William L. Austin,
Mrs. Daniel M. Bnrrlnger, Miss Mnry A
Burnham, Mrs. M. E. Burson, Mrs Charles
G. Eckles. airs. William T. Harris, Mrs
Edward W. C. Jackson, Mrs. A. L. Jncoby,
Mrs. Stephen B. Knowlton, Mrs. Theodore
J. Lewis, Mrs. Arthur W Palmer, Mrs.
Henry B. Robb, Mrs. Frnncls M. Roberts.
Mrs. George W. Rynn, Mrs. Albert C. Tyler,
Mrs. Lester D. Tyler, Mrs. John Wana
maker, Mrs. Barclay II. Warburton nnd
Mrs. Edwin M. Wilson.
ST. DAVIDS Tho card party nnd lawn
fete which was, to have been given by tho
Woman Suffrage party at the homo of Mrs.
Forreo Brlnton. In St. Davids, on Juno 14,
has been postponed until the fall.
Chestnut Hill
The dinner club, which has becomo such
a popular organization nt tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club, will meet tomorrow night
after tho finals In the women's national
tennis tournament. Among tho members
are Mr. and Mrs, John Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
C. Colahan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reld nnd
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Strublng, who will
have Mr. nnd Mrs. William A. Hill, of
Washington, as their guests, Mr. Joseph
Jennings and Mr. II. F. Phelps, Others
who will dine at tho Cricket Club tomorrow
will bo Miss Miriam C. Kane and Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Findlay Brown.
Mrs. Edward II. Rodgers, of 18 West
Graver's lane, entertained at luncheon yes
terday nt the Philadelphia Cricket Club, Her
guests Included Mrs. Wlllard Wood. Mrs.
James McArdle. Mrs. Joseph Hoover, Mrs.
Ardley Shedaker, Mrs. Edward Dunton,
Mrs. T. II. Bohlon and Mrs. Baumgartner,
Mrs. Rodgers will also entertain at dinner
tonight at 'the club when her guests will
be Miss Edna Wlldey, who is plnylng In the
tennis tournament; Mr. nnd Mrs, Frederick
Betts and Mr. Joseph Cunningham.
Mrs. John K. Strublng, of Hartwell ave
nue and St. Martin's lane, returned last
night from a trip to Washington."
Along the Reading
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MKS. PAUL H.'STKEHLlE
Mr. and Mrs, Paul H. Strehle, whose mar
riage took place on Wednesday, wilr live at
13th street, and Chelten avenue, Oak Lane,
where they will be at home after October 1.
Silas Emily Lewis, daughter of Mr. J.
Howard Lewis, of Washington lane, Elkins
Park, has Miss Sarah Campbell, of Pitts
burgh, as her guest for several lays this
week. Hiss Campbell came on to attend
the graduating exercises and the com
mencement of the Ogontz School, which was
held on Tuesday. Miss Lewis' sister, Miss
Mildred Lewis, was a member of the class;
Bhe was also captain of Company C, which
won the highest honors In the competition
drill held at the school on Thursday of last
week.
Mr- and Mrs. S. II. Crall. of 610J North
J5th street, Logan, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Paula Crall,
to Mr. William B. Parvln. (
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Zimmerman, of
Duncannon avenue, Logan, have gone to
Ocean City. N. J-. where they will ocoupy
their bungalow until October. -'
West Philadelphia
Dr. and Mrs. T. Howard. Knight and their
family and Mrs. Knight's alaUr, Miss Bern
eon, of 4!d and Walnut streets, haw taken
a pottage at Manchester Vt., for the, sum
mer '
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Angepy. Jr., of 4838
Sanson) street, and their little son wltl l$ave
tomorrow to spend the summer In Ocean
City. N J m
Miss Margaret Foley, of 5 US Master
street, went ths wwte-end in PhoealxvJlIt.
atss vrey s. wv&ts
A7SS SS70&
, woto atoiry
NUMEROUS WEDDINGS TAKE
PLACE TODAY AND DURING WEEK
The Marriage of Miss Dora McKnight to Mr. Theodore
Gordon Bateman Was Solemnized
at 3 o'Clock
AN" ATTRACTIVE summer wedding, which
Xjl took place quietly this afternoon, nt 2
o'clock, was that of Miss Dora McKnight.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John R. Mc
Knight, of Elkins Pnrk, and Mr. Theodore
Gordon Bateman. The ceremony took
place nt the home of the bride's parents
and wns performed by tho Rev. Dr. J. Fry,
of the Luthernn Theological Seminary.
Miss McKnight wns given in marriage by
her father nnd wns attended by her sister.
Miss Ellzabelh McKnight. as maid of honor,
and her little sister. Miss Wilhelmlna Mc
Knight, as (lower girl.
The bride wns gowned in a beautiful
embroidered robe of white chiffon nnd
Georgette crepe. A few ornngo blossoms
were arranged in her hair In place of tho
usual veil, and she carried a large shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley nnd bride
rosea. Tho maid of honor. Miss Elizabeth
McKnight, a sister of the bride, was gowned
In yellow embroidered chiffon nnd carried a
large bouquet of yellow roses. The little
flower girl. Miss Wilhelmlna McKnight.
wore a lace frock, with a wide sash o( yel
low ribbon, nnd cnrrled n basket of yellow
daisies.
Mr. Bateman had his cousin, Mr. Samuel
Hall, as best man. The house was nr
tlstlcally decorated with ferns and large
bunches of daisies, with yellow ribbon. A
small reception followed the ceremony for
the family and a few Intimate friends.
After nn extended wedding trip, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Bateman will occupy their new home
at Queen lane, Germantown.
TAGOART FORBES
The wedding of Miss Inez Marquez
Forbes, daughter of Mr. Andrew Forbes,
and Dr. Walter T. Taggart, professor of
organic chemistry at the University of
Pennsylvania, took place this afternoon In
St Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Churcn,
38th und Baring streets. The Rev. Wil
liam J. Cox, rector of the church, officiated.
Only the members of the Immediate families
were present Dr and Mrs. Taggart. after
a wedding trip, will live at the Plnehurst.
t5th and Pine streets.
TIFFT-F1TZKLL.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Fltzell.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Fltzell,
of 3913 Walnut street, and Mr. RIchaTd
Dunglison Tlfft, will take place this evening,
at 6:30 o'clock, In the West Watnut Street
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Dr. John A.
MacCallum, pastor of the church. The
bride, who will be given In marriage by her
father, will wear an exquisite gown of
white satin and tulle and a long tulle veil
held In place by orange blossoms, She wfll
carry a bouquet of roses and lilies of the
alley. Miss Helen Fltzell will attend her
sister as maid of honor, and the brides,
maids will be Miss Kathryne V. Ashton,
Miss Anne E. Simpson. Mrs. George B.
Garrett and' Miss Evelyn Weisbrod, of
Atlantic Cltyt , . .
Mr, Tlfft will have his brother, Mr. John
Alden Tlfft, as best man, and the ushers
will be Dr. Walter S. Cornell, Mr. Harry
Claghorne, Mr, Thomas Luders and Mr,
George Brothers. A reception at the Aldlne
will follow the ceremony.
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ROCK NOBLE.
A very quiet wedding took place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock, when Miss Frances
Noble, daughter of Mrs. N Noble, of BO
North. Hirst street, became the bride of Mr.
Daniel Hill Rock, of 6115 Westminster
avenue.
The Rev. .George Bell, pastor of the Pat
terson Presbyterian Church, 63d and Vine
streets, officiated.
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr and Mrs. Rock left for Atlantic
qity. Upon their return they wilj. live at SO
North Hirst street, where they will be at
home after June 25-
KQBLIGK HOOENDORPH
The marrjage of Miss Alberta C M Kob
Ugk. pf 4SH Tackawanna street, Frank
ford, and Mr. Raymond Hogendorph. of Bal
timore, Md., formerly of Los Angeles, Cal,
took place todair at 1 o'clock. The cere
mony was erfoimed by the Rev- Henry IL
jp
Crawford, pastor of tho Herman Presby
terian Church, Frankford. In tho paisonage
of tho church Following the ceremony a
luncheon wns served at Green's. After nn
extended- tour through tho South nnd Cali
fornia the couple will live In Frankford.
; KRCMMEL BIUKIXBINR
A quiet home wedding tool; place nt Pyn-
dvyd Wednesday evening, when Miss Ruth
A. Bltklnblne became tho lirldo of Mr
Maximilian A Krlmmel. The bride, who
Is a daughter of Mrs. John Blrklnhlne, had
her sister. Miss Almeo E. Blrklnhlne. na
maid of honor, while Miss Ruth Kelscr. of
Cornwall, nnd Miss Reba Moore, of Cyn
wd, nctcd as flower girls Tho bridegroom,
who Is a son of Sir. nnd Mrs. J. J. Krlm
mel, of Pine Grove. Pa., had his hi other.
Mr Warren A. Krlmmel. us he&t man Tho
brido was glcn In marriage by her brother.
Mr. John L. W Blrklnhlne. Tho ceremony
was pcrfoimed by the Row Daniel H. Mar
tin, of Cynwyd.
HUFF BEST.
Tho marriage of Miss Mary E Best,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Best, of
3017 York road, to Mr. Danlol Huff, of West
Erie avonue, took place on Wednesday eve
ning nt 6 o'clock nt the homo of tho bride's
parents. Tho flew I. II. Dlppell. of Zlon
Reformed Chinch, Cth street ubovo Girjrd
aenue, performed tho ceremony, which was
followed by a reception.
GEORGE BOYER.
An interesting but quiet wedding took
place Wednesday afternoon, when Miss
Mnbel K Boyer, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Itarvsy M. Boyer, of Penarth, Ardmore, be
came thd bride of Mr Harry Allen George.
The ceremony wns solemnized nt 3 o'clock
In St John's Episcopal Church. Lansdowno.
the Rev. Dr. Croswell McBce officiating
2ABEL RIIOADS.
Miss Ella M. Ithoads. daughter of Dr.
J. N. Rhoads, of 1635 Houth Broad street,
became the bilde of Mr. William Edmund
Zabel, of West Philadelphia, yesterday at
noon In the South Broad Street Baptist
Church Miss E. Miriam Rhoads, the twin
sister of the bride, was mnld of honor. Mr.
Zabel had Air. Walter Jackson as his best
man. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Zabel left for an extended motor tour
through tho West and South.
CADWALLADEU -MAY.
A very pretty home wedding took plac
on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D Groman, 2110
Nicholas street, when their daughter. Miss
Lillian May. was married to Mr. Samuel
T. Cadwallader. of 3019 North 16th street.
Tha ceremony wns performed by the Rev.
John R. Davies. I) D., pastor of Bethlehem
Presbyterian Church The bride wai at
tended by her slBter, Miss Nella H Gron.an,
and the best man was Mr. Millard F.
ayles.
TELL DE MARCO.
Mies Amelia De Marco, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. lllaggio De Marco, of 729 South
12th street, was 'married yesterday to Mr.
peter Tell, of Hammonton, N. J. The
ceremony was performed at St, Paul's
Roman Catholic Church at 3 o'clock, A
supper was t.ened following tjis ceremony,
at the home of the bride's parents, after
which Mr anoj Mrs. Tell left for Washing
ton. D. C, and an extensle trip through
the Southern States. They will make their
home in Hammonton.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw, of 2330 West
Hagert street, entertained on Tuesday eve
ning in celebration of their third wedding
anniversary.
Notice, for tha Spclotr paeo ,Ul , e
Dted and vrUiMd lu th JbiouLng LcJiir.
but uli uch notice mt t written o om
Ma "t lU paiwr. uiu Fo d"," loll, with
loll sW- niwu pelbl UlcpUeu
.WSAS2Stioa. u "su,
Editor." ETenlM Ld!r, M Ctwtnut tret.
UnU the raulrcnwnl.r carrl4 out.
M that wllcaUon ffVM M.1M.. tb
5U will Ml to PiMtl4.
Entertainments
THE sixth nnnunl Juno fete for the bene
fit of the Chapln Memorial Home for the
Aged Blind will be held on the lawn of the
home, 6713 Woodland avenue, this after
noon nnd oenlng from 3 until 10 o'clock,
weather permitting.
A supper will bo served and among tho
features of the entertainment will bo music
by graduates of tho Overbrook School for
the Blind.
The Chapln Homo Is nonsectarlnn nnd Is
supported entirely by voluntary contribu
tions. There nro nt present 2G residents,
the majorltv of whom have lost their sight
after being well ndvnnced In years. The
members of the commltteo nre Mr Frank
WIlllnniH, chairman ; Mr. nnd Mrs, Webster
L. Mnltlnnd. Miss Mnry E. Currnn. Miss
Katherlne Rothrock, Mr. Holla F. Maltland.
Mrs William II. Woodward nnd Mrs. Agnes
Rcybold.
Tho Wetzel Conservatory of Mimic, as
sisted by Miss Mnrlo Zhrnmm. gave nn In
teresting muslcale, followed by a dance.
Inst evening in Kendcrton Halt, 17th and
Venango stieets Among the pntrons nnd
patronesses were Mrs George Zander. Mrs
William I'nflon, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Spltzer,
Mrs John Ehrlcr, Mrs. Wllllnm Herltngc.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Neir. Mr. iflul Mrs.
Francis Petel, Mrs Morris Kramer and
Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles Patterson.
THE lawn fete In nld of St. Timothy's
Hospital Is being held this afternoon
nnd evening In Wlssahlckon, on the grounds
of tho hospital, ns tho bad weather yester
day made It necessary to postpone It.
The affair Is In charge of Mrs. George A.
Ilostwlck, Mrs. M Howard Fussell, Mrs.
George McKenwn and Miss Margaret D.
Ilostwlck, assisted by Mrs J. Vaughan Mer
rick. Mrs. J. Thompson Llttlewood, Mrs.
Reuben Kcnworthy, Mrs. George Clay Bow
ker Mrs. Oliver S. Kccley, Mrs. Nathan L.
Tones Mrs. Robert II. Hays, Mrs. Robert
Hey. Mrs. Wilbur T. Hamilton, Mrs. R. E.
Denhlson. Mrs. Lawrenco Slmcox, Mrs.
William II. Stafford, Mrs. Clinton G. Staf
ford. Mrs 'Joseph C. Morris, Mrs. J. F. L.
Morris. Mrs. William G. Lawton, Mrs Will
lam II. Lush. Mrs. John C Belz. Mrs. F. II.
Whltemnn, Mrs. John J. Foulkrod. Jr., Mrs.
Edmund Keely. Mrs. Levi T Hart. Mrs.
Charles Gnuger, Mrs. Alfred A. Delghton,
Mrs. Robert 1. Entwlstle. Mrs Samuel V.
Merrick, Mrs. C C. A. Baldl, Mrs. John II.
Dearnley, Mrs E. L. Cuthbertson. Mrs. F.
U Cnstfeman, Miss Catharine Conway, Mrs.
W J. Beatty. Miss Amy Staples, Mrs, O. R.
Moore, Mrs C M. Stout, Mrs. C. E. Wood,
Mrs F. F. Mower, Mrs. .1 J. Nicholas. Mrs.
"tnhn v ni.indlnir. Mrs. Harry Rodgers, Mrs
William Stafford, Mrs. W. Worrnll Wngner,
Miss S. W Wagner, .Mrs. (jnnries . ok,
Miss Mary Kurtz, Miss Nettle Kurtz, Mrs
Albert C. Rommel. Mrs. J. V. Kelly nnd
Mrs Samuel Blrkmiie.
The nlds at the various booths will In
clude Miss Lucy Bostwick, Miss Ellen J.
Schofleld. Miss Annlo E. Fussell, Mrs Pes
ter, Miss Hazel BlrkmlrcMIss Mabel Brom
ley. Mrs Frank Cantrell, Miss Ethel Cope,
Miss Bertha Chrlstcnscn. Miss Dorothy
Davis, Miss Irene Dearnley, Miss Mnrlnn
Dbdgson. Mrs Charles Douglass. Miss Ethel
Edwnrds. Miss Eleanor Erwln, Miss Marian
Erwln, Mrs Wllllnm II Eddleman, Jr., Mis.
G. D. Fussell, Miss Carolyn Graves, Miss
May Grlnrod. Miss Mllllcent Hnlsey, Miss
Ethel Hey, Miss Mildred Holt, Miss Gladys
Howe, Miss Margarot Jackson. Miss Edith
Jones. Miss Katharine Kelly. Mrs. James
Adam Mrs Clyde Leaver, Miss Elizabeth
II. McKeown. Miss Ethel Metzler, Miss
Edith Mellerlsh. Mlhs Dorothy Martin, Miss
Carrie Pctermnn, Miss Jean Phillips, Mrs.
T. S Potts, Miss Mnrlnn Preston, Sllss Eva
Rndcllffe. Miss Gertrude Rath, Miss Emma
Rehfuss. Miss Helen Rehfuss. Miss Mar
garet Robinson. Miss Helen Snyder, Mrs.
Frederick Schmidt. MKs Frances Snyder.
Stlss Beatrice Snyder, Miss Clara Springer,
Mrs. Edwin Dearnley.MIss Pauline Sweeten.
Miss Helen Sweeten. Miss Mnrlnn Town
send, Mrs Charles Whltemnn. Miss Mar
garet Wclr. Mrs. C. V Williams, Miss Sara
Young and Miss Helen Sny. There nre
many Interesting features In connection
with the fair. (
Tho Castle Club held a successful enter
tainment on Tuesday evening In Its gaily
decorated hall, 4918 Baltimore nvenue
There were 80 guests present, Including
members and friends of the club. The hall
was decorated vlth American flags and the
colors of the club Mr. Harold H. Reiser
and Mr Edward Clnlcovo entertained with
monologues, nnd Mr. William Kane sang
some popular music, with Sir. Harry Fried
man at the piano. Mr James Owens sang,
with Mr Robert Hopkins nt the piano, and
Mr. Nathaniel Zelts sang a few parodies,
accompanied with borne stage dancing. Re
freshments were served, followed by a
dance. The Entertainment Committee con
sisted of Mr. George Slmmonds, chairman ;
Sllss Hildred LaPolnt. Mr. Samuel Sachs
and Mr Roy Tilles. The Refreshment Com
mittee included Mr. Abel Tilles, chairman ;
Miss Marie Lotz, Miss Mary Harvey, Mr.
Leslie McCullum and Mr I. N. Burrlson.
The annual outing of the Madonna Cath
olic Club took place last Sunday at Blue
Belle, Pa through the courtesy of the
president of the club, Mr. William A. S.
Lapetlna, and his parents, who gave the use
of their country beat. In the afternoon
there was a baseball game, and a minstrel
show by the Madonna minstrel troupe, un
der the management of Mr. Lapetlna and
Mr Lombardl, concluded the day's entertainment.
AMUSEMENTS
A m?T PWT ST 3 TIMES
JUllll-imL TO.V1UI1T AT 8:20
meVrC" GRACE GEORGE
-l Hi-' 1 ylmui' l'"ni ly In
"MAJOR BARBARA"
Hv llRRNAftn SHAW
,u 1u.1v. Vi;31, 3:15. i, 0, ?:43, 8:30.
A J I .r-. CHESTNUT BELOW 16th
Arcadia Wm.ColHer.Jr.
With ANNA LEHR la "THE DUOLE CALL"
SYDNEY DREW In 'norroalng TroubU"
h-lV VOUK PST NII HHKSBNT"
11- !,, MAIIKET ABOVE 1UTH
Stanley a-,st i-
, Blanche Sweet in
"THE 1000 HUSBAND"
XT" 1 We Market bv. 9th-r20s
v iLuiia MME PETR0VA
j"THE SCARLET WOMAN"
TJTjnATi "" MINUTES FROM
JtSivVJflU BROADWAY"
ALL THIS WEEK. SATURDAY MAT
Situ uctul aion vt PbJlopatrlaa PUira.
8ennt of Stitcn of Good stwpjurd.
Hit. &ni & DlrecUea of Jmnu J. 6t!lJ,
MOOR GOLF PROVES
FAVORITE PASTIME
Enthusiasts of Game Set Up
Miniature Links in Hotel
Lobbies
Indoor golf Is tho favorite rainy day di
version nt the shore. When enthusiasts of
the game cannbt go forth In the merry sun
shine to their favorite links they Bet up
mlnlaturo golf hazards nnd hunkers In tho
hotel lobbies nnd spend tho dreary hours
plnylng obstacle golf. Indeed, golf Is vying
with bridge ns a popular Indoor diversion.
Mrs. U. F. ttubens nnd Mrs. K. W. nice
were luncheon guests nt the Chalfontc. Mrs.
Horace Js'lxon nnd Miss Nixon, of Wood
bury, were entertained at luncheon at the
same hotel by Mrs. .T. IC. Lilly and Miss
Jnno Itldglcy, who have been here for a
fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Taylor nnd Mr.
James L. .Hnmllton motored down from
Lnkewood nnd were nt the Seaside for a
short stny en route to other coast resorts.
Mr. nnd Mrs Wllllnm McOraw nnd Mlns
McOraW, of N'cw York, have leased Mrs.
12. O. Kemble's cottage, 102 Vnssar square,
for the season.
Mrs. Augustus ThomnB, Mlso Frances .
Klnsey nnd Miss Mnry Klnsey have tnken
apartments nt the Brighton, where they
will spend the entire summer. Mrs. J.
Kemp Hartlett. Miss Virginia Uartlett and
Mr. James Dixon Uartlett, of Baltimore,
nre nlso nt the Brighton for tho summer.
Mr nnd Mrs II C. Bruner and Miss
Bruner have been nt the Martborough-Blcn-hclm
for a short stny. They will return
the middle of July to spend tho balnnce of
the summer here. Mrs 8. F. Houston and
Miss Chnrlotte II. Brown, who were hero
for a few days, returned to Philadelphia
on Wednesday.
Senator Oscar W. Underwood, of Ala
bama, nnd Mrs. Underwood will remain at
the Trnymore for nnothcr week. Mrs. O.
W. Simpson nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Iloclt re
turned to Cermantown Wednesday nftcr a
short stay nt the Shclburne.
A number of Philadelphia ns came down
to sec the opening production of the "Fol
lies." Mr. Fcrdlnnnd J. Drcer, who has
taken apartments nt the Chnlfontc until
October, entertained n box party.
Bala-Cynwyd
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen B. Tlly, of Kdge
hill road, Bala, will entertain nt cards, fol
lowed by dancing, on tho evening of Satur
day, June 17, In honor of Miss I'mlly F.
Hcarthcr, whose wedding to their nephew,
Mr. Harry C. Tlly, will tako place Satur
day. June 21, In St John's Church, Lower
Merlon Those Invited Include the bridal
party, Miss i:thel Tlly. Miss Iluth Itow
land, Miss Mno Jones, MIbs Marlon Rlnn,
of Chicago; Miss Dorothy Tlly, Mr. L. Her
bert Tlly. Mr.. Wllllnm li Kuen, Mr. Rich
ard Kurlch, of Salisbury. Md. ; Mr. William
W. Hcarther, Mr. Charles Betts, Mr. l'nglo
Chllds. and the following additional guests:
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Kuhl Kelly, Jr., Mrs.
Bolkcnwcck, whoso little daughter, Miss
Louise Bolkenwcck, will net ns (lower girl
nt the wedding; Miss Mildred Tlly, Miss
May Tlly, Miss Bessie A. Gear, Mr. Joseph
Simpson, Mr. Allen Fowler nnd Mr. J.
Francis Crowell.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Curtis C. Meigs gave an
nttrnctlvo lawn fete on Tuesday afternoon
nt their new home nt Conshohocken and
"State roads, Bala. Tho affair was given
for their little daughter. Miss Catharine
Meigs, nnd her class at school, which num
bers 31 little girls and boys. Miss Helen
Brown wns nlso present.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P Bennls, of Chew
and Price streets, nccompanlcd by their
two daughters. Miss Jule Bennls and Miss
Rlla Bennls, will occupy their cottage In
Chelsea next Monday for tho summer.
Mrs Louis F. Walters, of 35D Uast Chel
ten nvenue, has nnnounced tho engngement
of her daughter, Miss Estello Maria Wal
ters, to Mr. Wilfred Fischer, of G12 West
Coulter street.
Mr. Benjamin J. White and Mr. Howard"
White, of B0 West Haines street, aro spend
ing several days In Bnltlmore ns the guests
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Ball, of that city.
Miss Anna M Pedcrscn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Pedcrscn, of B240 German
town nvenue, will bo quietly married to Mr.
John L. Bernhnrdt, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Georgo Bernhnrdt, of 5918 McMahon avo
nue. next Monday evening nt 7:30 o'clock
In tho homo of Dr. Luthernn Do Yoe, at
Queen lane and Germantown aenue. A
reception will follow nt tho home of tha
bride. They will receive their friends nfter
July 1 nt their home, 601 G Mngnolla avenue,
Germantown.
What's Doing Tonight
Philadelphia Today nnd Tomorrow Exhibit.
Commercial .Museum grounds.
Medlonl Club roceptlon. Ilellevue-Stratford.
8.30 o'clock.
Commencement exercises. American College of
Neuropathy. Lu Lu Temple. 8 o'clock.
Annual meetlne. Pennsylvania Council. United
Commercial Travelers. Hotel Walton.
Annual convention. American Drop Forgo As
sociation. Hotel Adelphla.
Convention. Association of Railway Surgeon,
Hotel AMIne.
National (luard mass-meeting. Metropolitan
Opera House.
Municipal Rand concert, Oak Lane Park,
Fern Rock.
Lecture on "Rany Saving and Antl-typhold
Sanitation. umter the auspices of the Depart
ment of Public Health and Charities. HaMl llall.
1011 South Stli street. 8 o'clock. Tree,
AMUSEMENTS
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LAST WEEK OP
THF. PHILADELPHIA
TODAY AND TOMORROW
CIVIC EXPOSITION
Auditorium nulldlng Commercial Museum.
34th street helow Spruce,
OPKN 10 A. M, to II) P. M.
Restaurant, lectures: moving pictures.
100.000 SQUAUK PKKT OK EXHHHTS.
He sure and lslt the Imposition before closing
day. next Saturday,
day. ne DADlus3,0j, s3 CENTS
FETE
DES
FLEURS
County Fair Cabaret
bupper and Dancing
CAFETERIA
at Old Oaks. Rosemont
Open from 3:30 P, M.
until Midnight
TODAV & TOMORROW
Take Phlla & Western
from CAth at. direct le
place, or I'ennA. Railroad.
KEITH'S TIE best SHOW IN
TRULY MARTA
SHATTUCK & GOLDEN
SOPHYE BARNARD
BEN WELCH Others
Today at 2. 25c & Ma. Tonight at 8.- SSc to 11.
Globe Theatre SBa
Ji.KJhyZ YAUDEYILLE Continuous It
A M. to 11 P M. 10c 13c, 2Sa
PEERLESS MINSTRELS
22 PEOPJ.B
In My Neighbor's Garden ""Homed,
And EXCEPTIONAL SURUOUNDINQ PILL
1!H MARKET
lOo 20c
10 A M. TO
11 IS p M.
Geraldine Farrar & Wallace Reld
N't W'k "La Boheme" Frl,d,
PALACE
Forrest
NOW Twice Dally, 2.15 A. 8:1$.
Mats., 25c ; Evgs., 25c 50.
PAVLOWA
AND THE ENTIRE RUSSIAN BALLET
iVVaE D.UMB GIRL OF POBTICP
Most Lalsh Production Ever Sllmtd,
Seats SeUIng for Kt Week All Ucm-tJ
T rrtTTOT SD AN0 LOCUST STREET
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BELMONT ,SS&SBe?
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