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WANCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT THTC
VARIOUS DOINGS IN SOCIETY
Barge Party Will Be Given Tonight Followed by a Supper
at the "Lilacs" for Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles
B. Penrose Other Affairs
EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUKE 13, 1916.
A DELIGHTFUL party will be given
A this evening by Mr. and Mrs. Davo
Jw for Sarah Penrose. The guesta
SimMt al the University Barge Club,
Ind will row up the river to tho "Lilacs."
the clubhouse of that association, where
.uDoer will be served, and thoso of Us
guppoi . nr.ii-..i
., have ever ueo ....
, know what a good time every one will
b There Is always something very at
mcilve about a bargo party; they aro so
informal and picturesque. The men's
Uliy colored blouses glvo a brilliant back
round to tho whltefrocked girls as tho
fcirge glides up tho river. Among the
.ruejta in tho party tonight will be Miss
Ikry Wurts, Miss Isabel Pago, Miss Val
.ntino Mitchell, Miss Marjory Taylor,
Miss Hannah Wright and Miss Elizabeth
Miller, who will be a dcbutanto noxt year,
and In fact, Is tho first ono to mako her
formal bow, as she was Introduced at a
lea moro than a week ago by her par
ents Then tho men will bo Sam Morris,
Dick Tllghman, N'od Law, Charlie Sic
iReehan, Harry Deylard, Montgomery
Harris, Phlllppti'' Miller, Jr., and young
Dave Chow, Which Dy no memm implies
that his father Is old Davo Chow, as tho
use of "young" might seem.
Another party tonight will bo thodlnnor
tfhlch Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harrison will
give at their Vlllanova homo In honor of
Eltobeth Grlmths and Neddy Page, whose
engagement;you will remember, was an
nounced Just before Lent. Elizabeth Is
most attractive, nnd all the girls havo de
clarcd that Noddy Is a "winner" beyond
doubt. No dato has been set yet for their
wedding, but a wee bird whlsporod It will
bo In tho near future.
Hahnemann Hospital will be the bene
ficiary of the colorful Keto of Nations, to
bo given tomorrow at ljunnm -arK, on
the'Elklns estate, Old York road and City
Line, under the auspices of tho hospital's
board of women managors. Motor am
bulances havo brought Hahnemann with
In 30 minutes of virtually every part of
the city, and made necessary Increased
effort on tho part of tho hospital au
thorities to meet the widening scope of
tho Institution.
Gay costumes of every clime, colored
lanterns and attractively decorated
booths will form a rich background for
the carnival of charity. 'The bobths will
be In charge of public-spirited women
who aro prominent In social and charita
ble affairs. The Japanese booth, and gar
' 6nS will be decorated In all the tints nnd
hues of the land of the cherry blossoms,
and will bo the dispensing point for tea
nnd refreshments. The gardens will be
la charge of Mrs. Jay Gates, Mrs. Ber
imrd. Wolff nnd Mrs. William P. Scott.
Mrs. Blddle jfarsdon and Mrs. George C.
Thomas( Jr., will nttond to the arrange
ments for the supper, which Is to be
served on the lawn from 6 to 8 o'clock.
"The assistants at tho Japanese booth
will be Miss Helen Scott, Mrs. G. Harlan
Wells, Mrs. N. A. Webster, Mrs. Geno S.
Hocker, Betty Smith, Edith Gilllngham,
Christine Rehn'and Frances Omcrly.
The program of entertalnmont has been
planned In a lavish manner. Two star
'i University of Pennsylvania athletes,
Michael Dorlzas, who has three
times won the Intorcolleglato wres
tling championship, and Howard Berry,
tho pentathlon champion nnd nil
roiind athlete, will give an exhlbl
tldn track meet. Dorlzas will hurl the
Javelin, throw tho discus and wrestle,
while Berry runs races against time and
performs other feats of muscular prowess.
The two athletes' will compete In the
race for tho gblden apple."
Musical features will be prominent In
the program. Character songs will be
iung by Mrs. Duncan Cnropbell, Mrs. J.
8,W. Holton. Mrs, A. D. Townsend Stew
art and Kathcrlno and Dorothy Jlortl
moore. Dr. Morris Golden nnd Dr. Wayne
Milan will sing In costume.
NANCY WYNNE.
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where thlJ f. ' JW'0' Atln"" City.
Apl fe'nV' cn'terS
?or,eUnghhtTu'esiS!IOWed "y taM "&&&
Dr. nnd Mrs. Alfred I. Toulon, IT' q v
nm!BnrLi?UPlt"R th"r new homo " Wood"
land avenue, Wyhcote. have Mrs.. Toulon's
and Lieutenant L. M. Ooodlear, as the"
guests for several weeks,
in,i . t8 f. lLlelltnant Ooodlear will bo
?init0Mhcar th't he ls recuperating rapidly
from his recent fall nt San Diego Cn
while a member of tho Aviation Cor'ps '
Mrs. Thomas ,t. Wcntz, of Dlklns Park
iim.".. .u sho has bcen spending some
time as tho guest of friends.
oJitr?;,.An?.;l SBruan:o Jones, of 62d street
?LCI,y lnci 1VJ"M. announces the
qn?fn?enlr f her dnuBhtcr. Miss Helen
Spruaneo Jones, to Mr. Hoy H. Under
uown, of Logan.
Mrs. Wlllard nico Ornham lmi called a
meeting of the Mount Airy Branch of tho
Rational Treparcdncss First Aid I.enrue
tomorrow afternoon, nt 4 o'clock, at her
homo, 7420 Sprngue nvenue.
Among the active workers In tho branch
are Mrs. William Henry Hill, Mrs. Sara V.
T. Price. Mrs. William Albert Wood and
Mrs. a. P. Bright.
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SUN IS GREETED
JOYOUSLY AT SHORE
Rainy Week-end Made Things
Slow at Famous
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Photo ly l'hntocrnftcrs.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell, of
Hosemont, will entertain nt dinner tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moreau Barrlnger,
Haverford, will give a small dinner on
Thursday evening at the Lilacs for their
sons, Mr. Brandon Barrlnger and Mr. Daniel
Moreau Barrlnger. Jr.
Mrs. Samuel M. Fox and Miss Elizabeth
ftewbold Fox.- of Chestnutwood, Torres
oai, have Issued Invitations for a tea on
SmJ 1Ji,JUJB 24' t0 meet Mr- n"d MrS-
Eimuel M. Fox, Jr., the latter of whom
V.L Tn remembered as Mlsa Francenla A.
Aut.l' duBht f Dr. and Mrs. B.
Alexander Randall.
Mrs. Cralc HMia ...v.- . . . --...
th?M.la k t0 Bpend th8 summer. Is at
W Muenchlnger King Cottage.
Along the Main Line
J.tn.I.t-VX,r- Thomas V. Cunningham
ana Miss Mario Cunningham, of Merlon
nvcnuo, will leave on Saturdny for a sev
eral weeks' stay In Atlantic City.
NAIinnriTH The wedding of Miss
Adah Stewart Durbln, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Holmes Durbln. and
Mr. Louis A Wlnne, of Swnrthmoro. will
tako placo on tho evening of Wednesday,
Juno 21, In tho Nnrberth Presbyterian
Church nt 7:30 o'clock, nnd will bo fol
lowed by a reception at the homo of tho
brido's parents on Nnrberth avenue. Miss
Evelyn Harris will bo maid of honor, and
tho bildcsmalds will be Miss Dorothy Dur
um, nioicr oi me unuo ; Miss Anne Mar
shall, Mlai Helen Wlngate and Miss Isabel
Martin Mr. Charles M. Jones will be
Mr. Wlnno's best man. Mr. N. Lester Jcf
fetles, Mr. Frank Wlnne, brother of tho
bridegroom; Mr. Robert Stewart Durbln
and Mr. William Durbln, both brothers of
tho bride, will bo ushers. Tho Hov. John
Van Ness, pastor of the Nnrberth Presby
terian Church, will officiate.
RADNOR Mrs. Thomas Steins, of New
port News, Va., Is visiting Miss de Canl
zarcs. of Radnor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. C. Harvey and their
family, will leave on June 20 on a motor
trip through tho Bcrkahlro Hills and White
Mountains.
ST. DAVIDS Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Wil
liams, of Sioux City, la., are being con
gratulated on tho birth of n daughter. Sarah
Lofland Williams. Miss Williams will bo
remembered aa Miss Florence II. Lolland,
of St. Davids.
Miss Helen C. Bunting left this week for
a few days' visit to Atlantic City before
going to Montrose. Pa., for the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Schwnrz havo re
turned to their homo In Midland nvcnuo
after spending tho winter in Florida.
Miss Alice Ilcarne has returned to her
homo on Wlldemere avenue from Miss
HebbB' School, Wilmington, Del., for the
summer.
WAYNE Mrs. J. H. Ackerman nnd Mrs.
E. F. Carleton. of Salem, Ore., are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Covert.
Mrs. F H. Sargent and Miss Sargent, of
Fort Sheridan, III., aro guests at the Wes
ley Inn.
Mr. Plerson Conrad, Jr., of Summit ave
nue, has returned from an extensive West
ern trip.
Mr. Herbert Aman has returned home
from State College, Pa. Later he will at
tend tho camp at Plnttsburg.
STRAFFORD Mr. Robert Stafford Brod
head, of Strafford, and Mr. Mark A. Cooper,
of Georgia, left yesterday for Princeton.
Later they will go on a Ashing trip to Nova
Scotia.
Miss Anna Davis, Is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. Mason Althouso, of Philadel
phia, for a few weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. George Q, Horwltz have
opened their house In Strafford for tho sum
mer. DEVON Mrs. William B. Paxson and
Miss Alice Paxson are spending a few weeks
in Atlantic City.
Miss E. D. Paxson has gone to Nova
Scotia to spend tho summer.
Mrs, J. W Trainer, of Now York, Is
visiting her mother, Sirs. G. G. Browning.
Mr. William Hopkins and Miss Eleanor
Hopkins have opened their house In Devon
for the summer
MRS. JOHN SEAMAN ALBERT
Mrs-Albert, whoso wedding took place yesterday, will bo remembered
ns Miss Sarah Davis Mcrcur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Watt
Mercur.
Chestnut Hill
Miss Eleanor L. Porchcr, of St. Martin's,
will entertain at enrds this afternoon In
honor of Miss Marjorlo Stewart.
Mrs. William Hesse, Jr., will glvo a
brldgo this afternoon nt her home, 103 West
Moreland avenue, for Mrs. Rufus Scott.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Albert Wood, of
128 East Durham street, Mount Airy, enter
tained nt tne cartlo Rlngstctten, on Satur
day evening. In honor of their daughter.
Miss Eleanor Harvey Wood. The guests
Included tho members of the Zlgma Delta
Phi, of which Miss Wood Is a member.
Weddings
Germantown
Mr.' and Mrs. Rufus W. Scott, of Wlssa
hlckon nenuc and Hortter street, will leave
on Friday, accompanied by their two chil
dren, for Brlarcllffe, N. Y., where they
will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lloyd, of 233
Harvey street, are spending a fortnight In
Wernersvllle, Pa.
Mr. nrd Mrs. Horaco M. Combes, of 511
Lincoln drive, will leave July 1 for tho
I'oconos, where they will occupy their cot
tage for tho summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Floltas and their
family, of Grecno street, will spend the sum
mer at Beach Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. David, of B22D
Greene street, will leave on Saturday, June
24, for Enosburg Falls, Vt., to nttend tho
wedding of Miss Anno Merrill and Mr. Ed
win' David, which will take placo pn Wed
nesday, Juno 28.
Mrs. Jnmes Closson and her two daugh
ters havo returned from Princeton Uni
versity, where they spont tho week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gabriel, of 12B
School House lane, will go to Atlantic City
on July 1 to remain until September.
Bala-Cynwyd
had Jrr.ta.Th5lne "' Norrla- Penllyn.
Net Yn;l,"arior, W,llln "are Powel, of
Mm tJ?'i?S h.er 8UeBt over the week-end.
mm. Powell returned to her home yester-
ood'nmnnn 0!irnament for the Lynne
Jwel9 L?h'up,wm start " Monday,
Club, ' Iluntlnsdon Valley Country
roJd jfh,,baW a Hubard: of Wyncote
W4ivfmtSWn "twnd to her home on
neu J .Ne Yok wherB h was the
of Miss Dorothy Potter for several
"'Ed5wI1raimvKane' duhter of Mr! and
Cennanwnd FV ot "5 Lincoln drive,
wermamown. had Miss Myra Wetherlll. of
Hiss Kath'.ril. c SUMt over tha weekend.
K 5 !...,".?. Spnce-. of South Orange.
(MUsKant Sme ,lme aa the uest
Jn!ld bvVlr1-..Lgul8 " Pa-ke. accom
Sand taVf Shters, Miss Charlotte
Nr town h,? A"neite parke- ,lave cIosed
T,nJ,.0U?,im ar occupying their
Part Qa MutS?e,aCh,IIav8n' N' J' wls
ver th iVJ.vQ'rmamQwn' aa hr guest for
Va DunCkn- . Mu Pa", and Miss
wmVH,M'le'1 th wedding of Miss
thtaStY,eir an4 Sheldon Potter.
Say f ' " "n "at"rday at noon In-
W Sff!SiP!. 9t Ull Wal
M. Morton oViT.:. ' Vt ST ' daughter,
riDcLn.r I?4!1.100- ft on Friday 1
. 4 wu . ,r.r 'P"aii" several
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Along the Reading
Mr. and Mr?. Wdlter D, Herlng, of Ry
dal. gave a garden party, from 4 until 7
o'clock, on Saturdny afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerome Shelp, accom
panied by their family, have closed their
country home at wyncote ana nave lett
for Beach Haven, N. J., where they are oc
cupying a cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Waters, Jr.,
of Washington lane, Jcnklntown, have Is
sued Invitations for a danco to be given
nt the Old York Road Country Club on
Tuesday, Juno 20, In honor of tholr daugh
ters, Miss Margaret Waters nnd Miss Eliza
beth Waters. Mlsa Margaret Waters rjas
roturned to nor home irom Baltimore,
where sho was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
F. T. Ellis, for several weeks,
Mr. Lewis Brommer, Jr.. of Summit ave
nue. Jenklntown. returned last week from
a fishing trip of a fortnight nt L'ueppa,
Fla where ho won a gold medal for catch
ing a tarpon weighing 24 pounds.
ivtt. .,3 5f.re spending several
tura to their hZL..mw Tney wl"
MMd h !0Jn" towurow evening,
ESn.'L1"" son. Mr. Harold Col.
to. to4'-?Ti P ulr mUy wilt
Tte Ua !? "f " Mr- Karpld Col
i. irH 3nt at FrincBton.
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! JfW tar Mmi H4va. N. nat wsk to occuoy B!s vau-
MISS MARION LONERGAN
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lonergan, of
Bryn Mavvr avenue. Bala, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Marlon
Cecilia Lonergan, to Mr J. Bernard Bo
land, of North Adams, Mass. Miss Loner
gan, who formerly lived at Jsorth Adams,
is a graduate of tho Sacred Heart Academy,
SU Albany. K. Y. Mr. Boland,
T..' .. .,t.n,t,innt lawyer and city so
licitor of North Adams, graduated from?
the Georgetown wivr bcowm,
While no date has been set fdr the wed
ding, it will probably take place In the
autumn. .
Mr John P. Holt. Miss Holt and the
Hem- Holt, of Pynwyd. will leav In July
toocoupy their Beach Haven pottage.
Mr and Mr A A- Homue; a4 their
. ?,"'.:, n.:jin who scent tha winter
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The Rev J, Thompson Colo and Mrs.
Cole, accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Annie Lee Cole, and Mr. Carter Cole, of
Old York road, Elkins Park, will close their
country place the end of June and will
leave for Pocono Pines, Pa., where they
vlll .occupy their cottage for the, months
of July and August.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ellis, of Elkins
Park, have left for Atlantic City, where
they will spend several weeks
The second annual carnival of the Pio
neer Fire Company, No. 1, Is being held
this week at the corner of Summit avenue
and Old York road, Jenklntown. The usual
delicious cakes, candles and other delicacies
are on Bale and there Is music and special
games.
Miss Hannah Hallawell, of Jenklntoyn,
who has been spending several days at
Platnfleld, N. J returned to her home thlB
week. . 0
Mrs. H. W, Jayne, of Elkins Park, has
left for Montclalr, N, J where Bhe will be
the guest of her son for several days this
week.
The Wednesday afternoon 500 club of
Elkins Park will give a luncheon at the
North Hills Country Club tomorrow after
noon, Luncheon will be followed by a white
elephant S00. The guests will Include Mrs.
J, M. Hunsberger. Mrs. 11. J. Kasselbaum,
Mrs. Z. F, Jones, Mrs. O. Blasius, Mrs.
Pierce. Mrs. Georgo Barrows.. Mrs. James
F. Hall, Mrs. II. C. Bean. Mrs. J, Hyde,
Mrs. Charles Bonds, Mrs, J. M. Claybrook,
Mrs. B. Craven. Mrs. N, Murphey, Mrs, J,
McKnlght and Mrs. R. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan, of Washing
ton lane, Chelten Hills, have Mr, and
Mrs, Harrison Glfford and their small
daughter, of Pasadena, Cal.. as their guests
KIGOINS LILLCY
The marriage of Miss Doris Adcl Lllley,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd Cnrsden
Lllley, of Philadelphia, nnd Mr. Murray
Crano Klgglns, of Montclalr and Deni. N.
J., was celebrated nt Oak Ledge Cottage.
Buck Hill Falls, on Saturday at noon. Dr
Jnmes M. Karrnr, of the First Reformed
Church of Brooklyn, performed the cere
mony beneath a hotter of mountain laurel
arid rhododendron.
Tho bride wore a gown of white satin
trimmed with old point applique lace and a
court train. Her cll of tullo fell In vol
uminous folds from a coronet of laco, held
In place by lilies of tho valley, and she
cnrrlcd a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. Sho yns attended by Mrs. Richard
Orcein Harris, of Montreal, Can., as matron
of honor, nnd Miss Ilesslo II. Bailey, ot
Wayne, Pa., ns maid of honor. They were
gowned nllko In white embroidered net
dresses trimmed with garlands of pink
rosos, and .wore picturo h.its of leghorn
nnd rosos with streamers of pink velvet.
Miss Evelyn Klgglns. nlcco of the bride
groom, nnd Miss Sarah Packer Thompson
wero (lower girls, carrying baskets of moun
tain laurel. Mr. Wlllard Klgglns, of Eliz
abeth, N. J., brother of tho bridegroom,
was best man.
Mrs. Lllley, tho brido's mother, woro n
gown of roso point laco, combined with
whlto Georgette crepe. Mrs. Klgglns,
mother ot the bridegroom, was attired In
gray brocaded satin.
A brenkfast was served on tho piazza
following the ceremony.
SPITZ HERMANN.
Tho marriage of Miss Ruth E. Hcrmnnn,
daughter of Mr. Adolph Hermann, of 2255
Van Pelt street, to Mr. Harry Spitz, of 2253
Van Pelt street, was solemnized on Sunday
evening at tho homo of the officiating rabbi,
tho Row Dr. Henry Berkowltz. of the Ro
doph Shalom Temple. Immediately aftor
the ceremony Mr. Spitz and his bride left
on their wedding trip. They will be at
homo on Sunday, July 16, at 914 Friendship
avenue, Burholmo Park.
ROSENKRANTZ KORENBL1 ETH.
A wedding of Interest took place on Sun
day afternoon nt Students' Chapter, Broad
street and Susquehanna avenue, at 5:30
o'clock, when Miss Gertrude Korenblleth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koren
blleth, of 481E Woodland avenue, was mar
ried to Mr. Hymnn Roscnkrantz, of Brook
lyn. N. Y.
The bride was nttended by Mrs. A
Welner and tho best man was Mr. A.
Welner. The wedding party included Mr. M.
I. Blum, Miss Y. Rosenkrnntz, Mr. L. Gross,
Miss B. Korenblleth. Mr. L. Rubin, Msa I
Epstein, Sir. L. Weiss, Miss F. Rosenkrantz,
Mr. II. Bllecker, Miss F. Singer, Mr. D.
Coopersmlth and Miss Y Cooperamlth. Tho
Mower girls were Miss Rosa Korenblleth
and Mlsa Yetta Weiss. After tho wedding
Mr. and Rrs. Rosenkrantz left for San
Francisco, where they will spend their
honeymoon,
ATLANTIC CITY. June t3 Jupiter Plu-
vlun has been holding the resort In his tolls
for so mnny dnys that hostesses who wero
planning porch parties, yachting parties nnd
various diversions nt tho country clubs aro
now dubbing tholr festive occnslons "rainy
day pnrtlps," nnd the slogan of the moment
Is, "Won't you come spend a shower with
me?" The rnlny days nre responsible for
miles of knitting nnd bnndnges for tho sol
dlers Down Chelsea Way tho matrons nnd
mnlds nre busy mnklng fancy nnd useful
articles for tho nnnunl fair held every July
ror tno henent or All Snlnts Church.
Continuous rain for more thnn a week
rather dampened the nrdir of tho over
Sunday crowd, which wns not nearly ns
Joyous or ns numerous ns usual, nnd there
was n marked nbsence nt motor pnrtlos nnd
Informal luncheons.
Miss D. L. Morton enme down to spend
Sunday with her parents. Mr nnd Mrs
G N Morton, who aro nt the Strand.
Miss Catherine Pugh Joined her mother,
Mrs J T. Pugh, nt Hnddoti Hall nnd both
motored to their home In Swnrthmoro Sun
day nfternoon.
Dr O K Turner brought several guests
down In his car for n week-end visit Ac
companying Doctor Tinner were Miss Net
tle C. Turner, Miss Dorothy Turner nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. L T. Lnytnn
A motor party nt the Trnymore Included
Mr nnd Mrs. Jnnios A. Powers. Mr. nnd
Mrs F. W. Powers. Mrs Dickinson, Mr.
J. A Hlttlo nnd C. H. Buckman
Mr. Eugene Uolsscxnln nnd his chnrm
Ing wife, who w Miss Inex Mllhollnnd,
Joined the Boardwalk contingent on Sunday.
They arc making tho Trnymore their sea
shore home.
Mrs. D. Clmrles Murtha motored down
from Philadelphia, nccompanled by Miss
Eleanor Murtha nnd Miss llentrlco Murtha,
and will remnlu for a fortnight.
A motor party at the Hhellmrnc over Sun
day Included Mr. nnd Mrs. William Steele.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M Mcllurncy. Miss Mildred
Buck, nnd Mr. Louis Ocneco.
Other Phlladeiph nus who spent tho week
end nt the shore wero Mr. Daniel Hutchin
son 3d, Mr. John Wannmnker 2d, Mr.
Chnrlcn Gilpin, Judge John M. Patterson,
Mr nnd Mrs. Irving L Wilson, Mr. nnd
Mrs. William A. Carr, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T.
Walker, Mr. Joseph T. Bailey, Mr. and
Mrs. I'orclvnl Johnson, Mr and Mrs. George
II. Sherman. Mr. nnd Mrs William H.
Haines Jr., Mr. and Mrs John J. Brooks,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore B. Bntcman. Miss
Constance M. Smith, Mrs. E I'. Morris,
Miss E. C. Morris, nnd Miss Janet Morris.
GREAT PREPARATIONS ON FOOT
FOR LAWN FETE AND MARKET
Permanent Relief Committee of Oak Lane to Mold BendfU
for Furtherance of Work Other Interesting
Entertainments
Frankford
Mrs. Jnmes Anderson, of 2845 Frankford
ncnuc, hns her niece, Mrs. William H.
Beck, of Llgonlel Houso, Belfast. Ireland,
as her guest. Mrs. Beck Is In this country
on a three months' visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Stunrt W. McDowell, of Now York.
Mrs. Mary Gnllngher, ot 2C0G Rhawn
street, has had ns her guests for somo
time, Mr, nnd Mrs. John Gallagher, of
Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gnl
lngher, of Allentown. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gnj
Ingher left on Saturday for New York,
where they will spend n few days before
going to Atlantic City.
Delaware County
Mr. nnd Mrs. Emll Holl, of Media, havo
returned from a visit to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Bunting, of Main
street. Darby, will spend tho summer at
Buck Hill Falls.
The marriage of Miss Rose Mlncttt, of
Media, and Mr. Daniel Mnrron will tnke
place In the Roman Cuthollc Church of the
Blessed Virgin Mnry on Juno 19.
THE Permanent Relief Committee of Oak
Lnne Is malting great preparations for
Its lawn fcto nnd flower market, which will
tnke plnco Siturday evening nt the home of
Mrs. Clarence James Watson, Chestnut nnd
Central avenues, when Dr. Wllmer Ivrusen.
Director of Public Health nnd Charities, of
Philadelphia, will spenk. An excellent musl
cal program hns bcen nrranged by Mrs.
Harry Lythgoe, chairman of the musical
program. The artists Include Mrs. F. Wyn
koop. soprano; Miss Marlon Tyre, contral
to j Mr. Albert Tnsker, tenor s Mr. K, Davlcs,
bass, nnd Mrs. Louise Elllnge, accompanist.
The younger set will take part In "A But
tcrfly Minuet." Miss Mnrlon Moore will
give a piano solo and Miss Margaret G.
llampon will sing.
The vnrloiis booths will be directed by
Miss Graco Carson, assisted by Mrs. Albert
Tnsker, Ice crenm Mrs. J Hnrklnson will
have the candy tnble Mrs. Carl Hltze will
hno chnrgo of the cake tnble assisted by
Mr. William Snyder, the electric lighting;
Mr. William Hampon nnd Mr. Carl Hltze,
Mr W. Carson has chnreo of decoration.
Mrs C. J Watson has the flower market,
with her aides Miss Annette Perch, Miss
Dorothy Jackson. Miss Mnrlnn Mooney, Miss
Ruth Wcnrlch. Miss Frances Scrllmdr, Miss
i-mei l-iirnee. Mlsa Grace Carson, Miss
Ethel Lythgoe, Miss E. Wcnrlch, Miss Mar
garet I In nan.
The committee hopes to ralso sufficient
funds to carry on tho whole-day outing all
through tho summer nnd to give nld to tho
dispensary work in the different settlement
houses,
Tho organization Is still very young, but
under the guldnnco of the efficient chair
man, Mrs William Hnmpon, haB grown
In membership far exceeding all expecta
tions, ns It now has moro than 100 mem
bers. The Inwn feto and (lower market
should prove very successful, as the local
llorlsts nnd department stores havo favored
tho committee with donations of snlnblo
articles for the event.
Tho Inst meeting of tho Mlshorr.il Zlon
was held nt Its new hendqunrters, the
Young Women's Union.
Among tho visitors nnd speakcrn wero
Miss Fnnnlo Rudnltsky, Miss Hnttle Blledcn,
Miss Rose Molnlck, Mr. Joseph Boycr, Mr,
David Blubond nnd Mr. Leon H. Rose.
THE auxiliary of St. John's Church. Lans
downe, entertained nt n beautiful outdoor
feto In tho roso gnrden of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mat
thew H. Cryer, South Lansdowno. avenue,
this afternoon, from 2 until 6 o'clock. Mrs.
Matthew H. Cryer, Mrs. B. M. Nowbold,
Mrs. Croswell McBee, Mrs. E. Wager-Smith
nnd Sirs. M. 13. Whltehorn composed the
committee In chargo of the arrangements,
nnd they were assisted by mombcrs of tho
social committee of the auxiliary. Mrs. Wal
ter Bowers and Mrs, J. D. Butler had
chargo pf the cake and candy tables. Othf rii
active on the several committees Inoludi!
Mrs. E. L. Martin, Mrs. Philip Jnlsohn, Mnr.
Charles Shurtleff, Mrs. Joseph Bowers, Mr,
Scth Pancoaat Levis, Mrs. Chester Pyle,
Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Paul Dorman, Mrs. ,Hr
len Statzell, Mrs. Henry Statzell, Mrs HrW
nrd Read, Mrs. Parker Boyd, Mra. Willlarfi
SuddardR, Mrs. Joel B. Davis. Mrs. FrderUk
Smith, Miss Florence Read, Mrs. FreM
Brown Snyder, Mrs. T. Spnrka Bishop, Mra.
Richard Newbold, Mrs. Edward McGlnley,
Mrs. Robert Mlshler, Mrs. Charles Mercer .
Bnlley, Mrs. Walter Tlndall, Mrs. William
I. Austin, Mrs. Earl Colllngs.
A PROMINENT musical event of the week
In Wlssahlckon will be the presentation
of Cowen's beautiful cantata, 'The ltos
Maiden," by the Wlssahlckon and RoxbOr
ough Choral Society, on Thursday night, lit
the Wlssahlckon Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mr. Clarence C. Nice, the musical
director, will sing the tnrltone eolos, and
the nsslBtlng artists will bo Miss Mae Far
ley, soprano: Mrs. Clara Yocum Jovce.
contralto; Mr. Nelson A. Chestnut, tenor,
and Mr Enrl Bcatty, accompanist. The
olllccrs of the society aro Mr. G. A. Dleti
rich, president; Mr. Hwood Angstndt. vice
president; Miss Grace Oliver, secretary!
Miss Holcn Carr, treasurer, and Miss Ethej
Hansbury, accompanist, Other members In-1
elude Mr Adolph Adams. Miss Marian
Uroome, Mr. William Broome, Mr. P,
Chldester, Mrs. W. Clayton. Miss M. Davis,
Mr. H. L. Davis, Mr. Edward Dawson, MIS
Alice Falrhurst, Miss Sarah Foyle, Mr,
Arthur Grow, Miss Marguerite Harper, Miss
I thel Hnnsbury, Mr. Harry Hansbury,
Mrs. Joseph C. Henderson, Jr., Mrs. Chester
Hopkins, Miss Edith Johnson. Miss MarvaT'
Johnson, Mrs. L. Lane, Miss Holen Lee,
Mrs. R. B. Linton, Mr, Walter McAdoo,
Mr. William Moore, Miss Mary Nichols, Mr.
Alfred Nichols, Miss Blanche Oliver, Mr.
Elwood Ottlnger, Mr. John Piatt, Jr.. Mr.
W. Traggor. Mrs, R. Roberts. Miss Elsie
Rowan, Miss Shaftor, Mr. Stelnrock, Miss
Battle Taylor, Miss Lois M. Temple, Miss
Edith Thrlng, Mrs. W Wcckerley, Mlaa
Ada Wintcrbottom, MIbs Myra Wartman.
Mr. and Mrs. Botel gave a reception on
Sunday evening In honor of tholr daughter,
Miss Sarah Botel. at their home, 762 South
3d street. Mr. Herman Gezlnker acted as
toastmaster. Mrs. Ida Sado played various
selections on tho piano nnd Mr. Jon Blum
berg gave several amusing dialogues.
Among tho guests present wero Mr. and
Mrs. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Botel, Mr. Max
Cohni. Mr. Martin Schlechter, Mr. Abram
Morrison. Mr. Hei-inan Gezlnker, Mr. Will
iam Orfcn, Mr. Robert Kosltsky, Miss Pau
line Kramer, Miss Anna Llpshutz, Miss
Sarah Stolnman. Mr. Harry Goldstoln. Mr
and Mrs. L. Burns nnd MIbs Rose Gold.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Strauss, of 1307
West Erlo avenue, left yesterday for a
fortnight's stay in Atlantic City, where
they will celebrate the 50th anniversary
of their marriage. Mr. Strauss and Mrs.
Sara Loebel Strauss wero married In Al-Bace-Lorraine
on June 12, 1860, und came
to this country In 1868. Eight of their 11
children are living and they have two
grandchildren.
Mrs. John R. Radclirfe. of Mlllvllfn v
J., la visiting Mrs. William Clower, of 1232
West Erie avenue
Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Oppenhelmer, of 3012
North Broad street, are occupying their
summer home In Ocean City, N. J.
Tonight the Gleaners and the Christian
Endeavor Society of tho Ann Carmtchael
Memorial Presbyterian Church will take a
moonlight hike. Thev will meet at tha
church and leave at 8 o'clock for Fox Chase,
From there n sawdust trail will be followed
by means of lanterns.
Announcement Is made of the marriage of
Miss Anna B. Hahn, of Tioga, to Mr. Robert
Lee Clothier, of East Orange, N. J., on Mon
day, June 5, by the Rev. Dr. Rutger Dox,
of the Toga Baptist Church. After a tem
porary residence In Newark, Mr. and Sirs.
Clothier will live In Maplowood. N. J.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. Joanna Lewis announces tho mar
riage of her granddaughter. Miss Muudo
Viola Lowis, to Mr. John Edward Armstrong
on Saturday, June 10, at St. John's Episco
pal Church, Camden, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Pntterson nnd
their family, of 327 Cooper street, have gone
to Ventnor, where they will occupy a cot
tage until inn.
West Philadelphia
iff- MSpi
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Emma Cooper has returned to her
homo In Allentown, after spending several
days aa tho guest ot Mrs. William B.
Ogram, 1727 North 17th street.
Mrs. Mary Crulco and her daughters.
Miss May Crulce, Miss Jean Crulco and
Miss Lctltla Crulce, of 1543 Gratz street,
Bpent tho week-end at Wlldwood as the
guests of relatives."
Friends of Miss Mny R. Dillon, of 1119
Mount Vernon street, will regret to learn
that sho was operated on for appendicitis
last Wednesdny, at tho German Hospital.
Tho marriage of Miss Mildred G. Golds
child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Goldschlld, of 842 North 5th street, to Mr.
Harry K. Lax will take plnco on Sunday,
June 18, at 6 o'clock, at the home of the
bride's parents. The brldo will be nttended
by her sister. Miss Jacquenette F. Golds-
child, and Miss Bertha Lax, tho bride
groom's sister. Mr. Michael Lax will be his
brother's best man.
Mrs. John Murphy, of 1941 Judson street,
has gone to Asbury Park, N. J., to bo tho
guest of Mrs. W. Dlebl for n fortnight.
Mr. Oeorge Haslett, of 2128 North 17th
street, went to Stone Harbor, N. J., on
Sunday, for tho summer.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Thanhnuser an.d Miss
Florenco Thanhauser, or 1507 I'opiar Btrect.
are occupying their Atlantic City cottage
for tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I Horowitz, of 1517 Ridge
avenue, entertained a number of friends In
celebration of their soventh wedding anni
versary on Sunday evening. There wero
about 25 guests present.
Lansdowne
Miss Ruth Zelgler, of 101 East Green
wood avenue, entertained at her home on
Saturday evening, Among the guests were
Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Catherine Lelndas,
Miss Cora McCully, Miss Ruth Palmer. Miss
Margaret Lyster, Miss Helen Adler, Miss
Emma Love, Miss Melynda Walton. Mlsa
Mildred Taylor, Miss Catherine Bloods
worth. Mlsa Margaret Malnard, Miss Mar
ion Hlndle, Mr. Foster Damon, ilr. Myrle
Peck. Mr. AVIlRnn Peck. Mr. nnlinrl !!,
for an Indefinite time. Friends of Mrs. Tler' Mr- Walter Ebrey Sir. Walter Dunlap.
ur. jiuifn fiasson. Air. William wrifirht Mr
Robert Steel, Sir. Fabian Ryan, Mr. Wey
man Howell. Sir. Donald McLean and Mr.
Thomas McKenzle.
Glfford are planning several Informal
entertainments In her honor, as this Is the
first visit Mrs. Glfford ha, paid her family
since her marriage several years ago. Sirs.
Glfford will be remembered as Miss Flor
ence Bryan.
Roxborough
A delightful dinner was given for Miss
Mary SlcCallen on Saturday evening by her
parents, Mr and Mrs. James F McCallen,
of 4239 Pechln street. In honor of Miss Mc
Callen'a .graduation. The guests included
many offther classmates Miss Mary Mc
Callen. Mis Bertha Hare. Mlsa Annette Mc
Ulvaine. Mlsa Mae Gannon, Mlsa Margaret
Arris, MI Mrl Cunnle. MUa Marie Leery
Mm Mary Lehmw, Mbw Bernlca Duffy,
Miss AUe Kenwbrthy, MUw Beatrice Btoch
and MUa Ftsreoce Bai r&s.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Steel, of El
beron avenue, have returned to New York.
Sir. an4 Mrs. Frederick Morton, of La
Crosse avenue, are spending several weeks
In Atlantis City.
Notice far Uie . Btxktr Pse will b a.
number H'll be iltcn
yyleW tl.f j
Jod.IJ uch romaiuBUBUoini to "ltr
Itdlfof." Krcnlnc fjtiett 80s C blou ftftU
ill. iU
rmuffuient ere rarrltd nut.
e ,Hii,.WMifiiiien .wi" . wmiuw, k
BMtt wui not K puoiuina.
MISS ELIZABETH M. CONREY
Sliss Elizabeth Mario Conrey, of 0134
Walnut street, will be, married to Sir. Fran
cis J. Lee, of 1935 South 13th btreet, tomor
mow. The ceremony will take place at St.
Carthago Roman Catholic Church.
The marriage of SIlss Dorothy Usher
Wagner nnd Lieutenant A. R. Sutherland,
V. S. SI. C . will take place Immediately
upon Lieutenant Sutherland's teturn from
Santo Domingo, where he is in acthe
service.
The marriage of SIlss Dorothy Olelm.
daughter of Sirs. Edgar Stoner Glelm, of
5112 Regent street, and Sir. Lawrence Rus
sell Reldnour, of 1641 North Broad street,
will take place tomorrow at noon at the
home of SIlss Glelms uncle and aunt, Sir.
and Sirs. Charles C. Kinney, at Wynnefleld.
The bride's only attendant will be her sister.
Miss Slary E. Gleim, and Sir. Reldnour will
have Sir. Arthur Betz. of Swedesboro. N. J.,
as best man.
- Mr. and Sirs, Clarence Alfred Slusselman,
of 4203 Pine street, will close their town
house the end of June and will leave for
Hot Springs, where they will remain for a
fortnight On their return they will go to
Atlantic City for eeveral weeks before leav
ing for Maine, where they will be the
suests of Mrs Mussulman's parents. Sir.
and Sirs. Reubon O. Moon, at their camp on"
seDago wius.
SIlss Anna Monroe, of 1320 South 51st
street, was the guest of Sllsa Myrtle Wolfe,
of Collingswood, over the week-end.
Mr and Mrs. Lzeklel Hunn, of 6433
Woodland avenue, have sent out announce
ments of the marriage of their daughter,
SIlss L'dla Mary Hunn. and Mr Matthew
Woodward Williamson, on Wednesday.
June 7. jMr a,nd Mrs, Williamson Will
be at home after September IS at 38
PaschaU avenue.
South Philadelphia
Sirs. Clara SIcCnfterty. of 504 South 24th
street, was the guest of her mother. Sirs.
Augustus Herzer, of Selleravllle, over the
week-end.
Sirs. Clarence L. Sloore nnd her daugh
ter, SIlss Slyrtle Jlooro, of 1937 South 4th
street, aro spending tho summer In Atlan
tic City.
Sir. and Sirs. William K. Smith, of 1512
East Sloyamenslng avenue, hnve left for
Atlantic City, where tney will spenu tne
summer,
Congratulations nro being received by
Sir. and Sirs. Philip Cohen, of 812 Reed
street, on the birth of a daughter.
Sir. and Sirs. Jacob Snlus and family, of
1514 East Sloyamenslng avenue, have left
for their country home In Norrlstown.
where they will remain for the sum
mer. Sir. and Sirs, Charles Selby and family,
of 214 Tasker street, are at their Bummer
home In Blackwood. N. J.
Wilmington
WILMINGTON. Del., June 13. Tha mar
rlngo of SIlss Esther K. Smedley, daughter
of Sir. Benjamin K. Smedley. and Mr, C.
Stanley Chambers, of this city, son of Mr,
and Mrs. John T. Chnmbers, of Konitett
Square, will tnke placo on Saturday, June
24, nt 6 o'clock In the evening, at the home
of the bride's father, 2607 West 16th street
The ceremony will bo under tho care of th
Wilmington Slonthly Sleeting of Frjends.
Tho overseers will be Sir. and Mrs. John
C. Phillips. SIlss Emma Worrell and Mr.
Georgo B, Sillier.
Tho brldo will bo nttended by SIlss Elsie
R. Dutneld, a college friend, of Newark. N.
J., as maid of honor, nnd SIlss Helen Hub
bolt, of Now York, a couln of tho bride
groom, and SIlss Ruth Marshall, ot Kennett
Square, will be bridesmaids.
Dr. nobert II. Slarls, of this clty.wIH
act as best man, nnd tho ushers will be
Sir. Joseph W. Ilroslus. a cousin of the
brldo; Sir. Slaurlcq H. Sflchener. of Sled la,
and Sir. Thomas S. Burtram,also of Media.
Following tho ceremony a reception will be
held.. Sir, Chambers and his bride will llv
in this city.
In connection with the commencement ex
ercises of Delaware College tomorrow, a
Delaware State flag will bo presented to the
college, to be used by the cadets In parade,
by tho Delaware Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution. The flag Is made ot Bilk,
with the state's coat of arms painted on It,
nnd Is of regulation size, as required by
the War Department. Daughters from all
oor the Stnto and from the five chapters
Caesar Rodney, of Wilmington; Cooch
Bridge, of Newark; Elizabeth Cook, of
Smyrna ; Colonel Haslett, of Dover, and
John Pettlgrew, of SUIford will attend
the ting presentation. w3tlch wlU be on
Frazer Field at 1:45 o'clock", and wlllUa fol
lowed by nn exhibition drill. The pres
entation will be made by Miss Eleanor Todd.
Vice State Regent.
SIlss Slary H. Askew-SIather and Sfiss
Alice I". Smyth have lert for Oreat Harring
ton, Mass., where they will spend th6
summer. Before returning they will go
to Sharon, Conn., for a short visit.
Sirs. Frederick H, Hill and her two small
daughters are here from Elmlra, N. Y
spending a fortnight with Sirs. Job H,
Jackson,
AMUSEMENTS
What's Doing Tonight
Belmont Imorovm'nt AMOdatlon, 3040 Q.
rani avenue. 8 o'clock. Free.
Cohockalnk Dard of Trade. 8th and Diamond
treets. 8 o'clock. Free.
Thirly.fourih and 44lh Wsrd luilni Men'i
Association. 6312 !Iaer(ord avenue, 8 o'clock.
Free.
Oermantown nuilna Men's Association, S614
dermantown avenun, 8 o'clock. Free.
Feed and drain Dealers. Bourse. 8 o'clock.
Oeor's Kill Improvement Association, 158S
North S2d street. 8 o'clock. Free.
Krankfi-rd Business Men, Marshall School, 8
o'clock, Free.
Concert. Itnslnees Women's Iasue Choral,
Wltherapoon Hall. 8:15 o'clock.
Reception for nijhop nl Mm. Berry, Arch
Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia Band, City Hall plasa.
Municipal Band, Cleveland School. 10th end
tluller street.
Falrmount Park Band, Strawberry Mansion.
Oraduatlon Women's Homeopathic Hospital
Tratnlns School, Union M. V.. Church, Diamond
and Woodstock streets; 8 o'clock.
FORREST LAST WEEK
TWICB DAILY, 2:18 and 8:18.
MATS., 2.1c; EVC1S., USo and BOc.
PAVLOWA
AND TUB ENTIBE RUSSIAN BALLET
In "THI7 DUMU ami. OF PORT1CI''
Most Lavish Production Uver Filmed.
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER.
FIBST MAT1NUE TUESDAY, JUNE SOth
REX BEACH'3
GREATEST BTOItY
In the Films
BIGGER
AND
BETTER
THAN
THE SPOILERS
BVMPHONY ORCHESTRA
OFTWENTV1
MASSIVE
STAUKBKTTlNqS!
All Soenea Taken at the
Panama Canal,
PRICES 25o and 9e.
Twice Dally
ALL, SEATS RESERVED
Seat Sale Thunday
THE
NE'ER
DO
WELL
AMUSEMENTS
PALACE
1214 MARKET
10c SOc
10 A.M. to
lists I. &r.
Allce Brady la First and Exclusive Showing
"LA BOHEME"
ADDED ATTKACTIONS
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In THE FIHESIAN"
BILL1E BUKKK in Gloria's Romance (jo. 4)
TC TC T T H ' S THE BEST show
iv xj x x xx o IN T0WNJ
BELLE STORY
JACK WILSON
& CO. o t h e n s
Today at 2. 25 &Oc. Tonight at 8. 2Sc to II.
STANLEY HtSP8
ALL THIS WEEK
MARGUERITE CLARK
IN FIRST AND EXCLVBrvg HQWIWf
"SILKS & SATJNS"
Globe Theatre "BEW. ,
UlyUC V4 VUBYl LtB -n Continuous ii
A It. to 11 1' II. JOc. ICc. 23c.
55.y. "NIGHT IN INDIA"
Featuring VAIL MANN
FRANK BUSH Prt-?ttS Wl.
OTHER STANDARD and POPULAB, ACTB
T7-!J-,,,.!. 10cJIarktt abv. 8th, 20
V lctona A M ,a u: p m-
CHARLIE CHAFLINJLFireman
DOROTHY OISH and OWEn'mOORB
In SUSAN ROCKS THU boat"
Also Rittenhoura Squart Flower Bbow.
Tomor., Chaplin and "A Chj)d ot ParU Streets"
ARCADIA lT9ni
ALL THIS VKEK
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
With BE3&IE LOVE la First FHowUi. if
REGGIE MIXES IN
Added, BUUt UurVe u "Gloria's Romance' Kv
RIFT .MflWT P. above m
oossTMES
Wli
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