AKrftY WYNNE HAS A WORD TO
px i3wuruuxjjTY,S DOINGS
tA Second Debutante Affair Will Be Given Tonight for
MiS8 jjiHzauw.x Mjr r, ana MrBi Gnarleg B
Penrose at Their Devon HomeOther Matters
ft ftABETH MlLLlin has certainty
II Bi teted out well, to Bay mo very
V . . flrf ft tea and dance given by her
t t5tfiir. and Mrs. Phlllppus Miller,
F Ji. ..fir rart of tno montn, u .ur a
I- jfrteTto bs given tonight by the
jBuiwiwa to beautiful
EVENING LEDGElV-PHlLADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1916.
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INTERESTED IN RED RAMBLER FETE
f SriMB. Poroses at heir beautiful
ff'mvon. Sarah and Betty are
f L- friend. yo know! s0 lt la nalural
; 7.11 P.nroses should entertain for
' S- especially as the two mothers are
iLTfrlenaa nls0' hop0 h Penr03M
"!'. have tho trouble which seems to
attacked members of society lately.
T flrtt I used to maintain lt was only
m mm " the yuner mon at Umt'
X behaved rudely to their hosts; but
Jl me wee bird's last whisperings It
Si sppear that thoy are not tho only
Mi. At a dinner-dance given Just three
L!L ago no less than 37 peoplo called
IT during the afternoon, after all tho
, L had been arranged' and tho tables
? Sihed, and said they wero sorry, but
i ,. -j!.a ... rm flnvoro.1. Indeed, did
! taw cnuiu n- o .. . ,
1 ot "even take the trouble to mako ex.
it aatis only said they could not come.
A. iMTlMnk of tho position such conduct
. . - iinatMn lnl All tho place
t THCs """ D -"- -
Iris have to bo changed around, nnd
" - ,n. cflso two tables had to bo taken
? bm the room and an entire now arrange-
-nt fiiado at tne iasi momuuv.
AM It was not only tho men who did
Crfj'fude thing, but several glrla and sov.
tot married poople. Of courso thoro aro
often good reasons which mako lt nocos
fuf to decllno at tho last moment. Ill
mm for soma other gravo reason Is con-
Mired a necessary excuso, but Just a
tlUht indisposition or a whim surely can
t aot'be sufllclent for a guest to upset a
t hostess' arrangements through Biich a
'. wat of consideration. But this Is neither
) hew 'nor thoro, and 1 am suro thore
fi mTl be plenty 'of guests tonight. They
fcava been chosen from last year's
?' iiuUnte set and tho ono to como and
U eoune tho younger dancing men.
" It'ls a remarkable thing how tho smok
er tog habit has grown among women.
! 6ome,,of course, will say lt Is not remark
' t!e,Jbut then they aro those who havo
! teen tempted and havo fallen under the
f ipell of the weed. Only two years ago
en? stopped ana looKoq in ourjirao whu
one .saw a woman amoKo in a puDiic res
taurant, and sho was considered bold, to
y the least But now nothing feazes
them. Out at tho Philadelphia Cricket
Club last Monday two smartly gowned
women sat on tho porch of tho clubhouso
mflklnf- crallv as they watched tho tennis,
I while Inside tho house, Bcated flat on tho
v ffr htr irtrnntintiR nffnrtH. havlnir
won the championship, Molla Buretcd I
mean BJurstedt, of courso smoked cigar
ette after cigarette, surrounded by an ad
miring grbnp of youngsters. Can you
beatjt?
One wonders at times why somo persons
announce their engagements when about
t. week after the announcement they
change their minds, and call it off. This
has actually happened In thrco cases
within the last two monthri. Ono did not
get announced, however. It was Just
MsWut.tlmo for one of the papers to issue
Ktti first edition when an excited voice
SP-Mftd.the odttor on the phone and begged
y it be omitted, as "sister has changed
f Ur mfnd." Of course theso aro private
.Miters and every girl has that great
"prerogative of woman, "tho right to
ffengp her mind,"( so thcro you are.
NANCY WYNNE.
lL&!0Ck' wh,ch wm ba fellow1
Along the Main Line
MEntONV-Mrs. Frederick W. Rockwell,
of Heacom avenue, gave a de Rhtful i
mee?! rnnChrn ?hy fterhnofon 'to
mother of Mrs. noekwell, Md Mr. ffi
well's mother. Mrs. Henry H. Kociwen
.1a , lu'lte blooms, garden basket
R?oundTr0 P.a?so18 "nged about th"
ri?n emS Tinlld !t pteHy seeno Unl h
Sin.j amo.V whon the BU6S were enter
tallied I on tho porch end In the dining room
both beautifully 'decorated with earlrSS
Mrs Cvru"-tTATl,th.?B9 prcs9n'
Dok st ,'i 5" .CurUs- Mrs" Edward
liwte m wl Al s"ll";kcr' Mr Wilfred
Jjawis, Mrs. Samue AVoodwnrd. Mr
kSTh rJ? rH,f!d' M,r8' "oM Pender;
fill' li wne "llncs' Mrs' Hen-y Doyle
t wi? ' w'!son "orohouso, Mrswilliam
H,3iISnn'nMr8, W' Nwbold Watson. Mr
lV.rX C.' Thompson. Mrs. Clarence Lelah
DeLftV,, rJrnCSt,?ebrlner' Mrs- ""old
m?.. wco? Sowns Mrs- Richards Taylor.
WiunnIUabclh D' Klrkbr ld9 nn1 Mis. Helen
i,?!1-;,. amJ 5Irs- Archibald It. Ehle, of
inn T'8' at!d Wynnonood avenues, will
.pend the woek-en'd In Atlantic City.
To?nN "AWR-Mr. nnd Mrs. Ebon D.
fr lnV?ry? J,.nwr" who flPant th win.
L ?Call.'or,a' lmvo Kono to their sum
mor home. In AVcst Manchester, Was..
inn r??5 ' new arrlvala at Montgomery
PnirH. m1 M,awr' ftr Mr- and Jlrs. Joseph
Parker Norrls and Mr. and Mrs. W. Scam-mon-Jones,
nfrv.S.? MN!T r. and Mrs W. It. Simon,
?l 6W, lork' wl11 arr'vo today to spend
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin II.
w! Ii of T"0,. Terraces. Itosemont, who
will give a luncheon and tennis tournament
in their honor on Sunday.
c!,XI!!'VV'OVAlMr- nna Mrs. nudolph
Stewart Ilauch, of Vlllanova, are spending
a few days In New York.
Mr. and Mra. Gttnrea rf-trnrfAM nn .
family, of Uloomncld, Vlllanova, wilt leave
tho end of, this month for Newport, where
they have taken one of the Plnard cottages
for the season.
,. "AVEUFOnD Mrs. Harry F. need, of
ute Ilavcrford Apartments, has left for Cape
May where she will tfpend the summer nt
tho New Stockton Villa.
WAYNE Prof. Alfred O. Lunn and his
ramlly, of Amhurst, Mass , aro spending a
week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Lunn, of 212 Bloomlngdalo avonue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles S. Walton, Jr., aro
spending a week nt Harrisonburg. Va.
Mrs. A. A. Doggs, of Miami, Fla., who
has been spending a week with hor sister,
Mrs. Howard T. Painter, has left for Michi
gan, where she will upend tho summer.
Mrs. Boggs Is accompanied by her son. a
student at St. Luke's School.
SILK SURF ROBES
BEiNG MUCH WORN
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jHpf iiiilir 'pBIBF
Germantown I &M$m! 3F t
Fair Bathers Also Hav'o Tiny
Purses in Bathing
Caps
ATLANTIC CITY, Jtine la. With the
slightest encouragement from Old Sol, the
uoarawniK mala hlojnoms rorth In her
aqueous habiliments for a dip In Old Nep
tune's domain. The surf robes this year
are marked by their lack of garniture.
Simplicity is the rule. Especially attrac
tive are the loose robes of black silk, built
en the llncs of tho garden smock, A new
device for carrying change In ono's bathing
attire was revealed by an attractive blonde
when she drew from her bnthlng cap tho
price of a magaxtno to rend on the Btrnnd,
Her purse was carefully concealed In n
pocket in the front of her cap, which was
covered over by two coquettish loops of
silk,
Cottagers who are members of the
Daughters of tho American Revolution nre
lending their aid to the large bridge party
to be gUen by the Lafayetto Chapter at the
Chelsea noxt Tuesday afternoon, for tho
purposo of raising funds for a scholarship at
the Berry School, Berry, 0a., founded for
educating the poor white children of the
mountain district of tho South. Mrs. E.
Cray Pendleton, Mrs. M. V B, Scull and
Mrs. A. W Ely will receive.
Mrs. Thonlas L. Rogers has Issued In
vitations for a luncheon nnd bridge nt the
Chelsea Yacht Club next Wednesday nfter.
uuuii uurors win no iniu lor ifu gucsis.
Tho nftcrnoon dances nt tho Brighton
Casino havo opened under tho direction of
the Messrs Jnrvls, wlio have conducted the
lea dances so successfully for the past two
seasons, The Strand will begin Its series of
afternoon the dansants tomorrow.
IMPORTANT WEDDING WIJLL
TAKE PLACE THIS AFTERNOON
Marriage of Miss Stoughton and Mr. Ballard Fashionable
Event of Early Summer Other Brides of
the Current Week
Personals
Mr. and Mm .T. TlArt-nm T.lnnlnmlt nf
gne roid and Township line, JJethay'res,
ft usued cards for a supper next Tues-
tT tO met Mr. and Mm. Nlrhnlnn Dnnia.
Wit
The DreflldGnt. hnArd nf (rnvnrnnra nnil
ft?1"" of the Rabbit are giving a garden
fET v -. uuuraun in fatrmount rarK
rrlnlfl afternoon fmm R imtn o AuinMT. ,
lebrato the 60th anniversary of the club.
f1 h Clarence A. Warden, of Faraway
VEL H&Varfard. trnvn nn In,. utinf,
'. in.i..i. ...;:'. - . ..w...0
i i? mia morning at her. home.
t
I -W?HJv E,"anr Longstreth. daughter of
pfS .Cl?rtes Longstreth, of 1631 Locust
JiK. v ?al8 University commencement,
Were her brother. Mr. Frank Longstreth,
. n tstonr th ...i.. . ..
ni.L. "" ,CL" ,,lu opona me summer
k Cloomlng Grove, Pike County, Pa.
. "T, Prederlo c. Hrwtr t nr.
i.Mtaetreet. n..r wi...i.ri:i, "V.'." "A""
i'to V!u. cco,"panled by his two daugh
Kk S!f8 0raca Brewster and Miss Ellta-
1 b?..:r'"'r,vl" Pen his summer home
i.-fffie.tgWn, a I., m a fortnight.
ItarEuH.li" 8amuel Boyle and Mis.
?2fttrd n!,.t M.rsA,Arthur Ru9h an W,
CTe?U.Sh.V2 o !L! . Ablngton.
th rn..i. . ? rorui oaya mis weeK
Wretui .-.i'VJ11 aien Rlialt- They
mwvx "luri to their homes today. "
E 5.e.1 n"1 !" has Bone to Harris-
r. tad Mr. r ner and sister-in-law.
XdLafrSii, Wlth h'r her "lBter- Mis. Ida
4SeJrlfr1t,nawho wm vuit her ?urjnf
Wr.'m
W ir nn 11' ,v,""ani - Hunneman. Jr..
,. .on their weddina- trin. -0,111 .nIH
liwneSnr 5 ,h,? "ummer w Mr.
fa ftS2?.p,J?nS' Mf' and M' Charl"
liLil.r'w" at Claralyse. their uimirv
BbSid 2!r?n '!? """"""nan will be
, ffloered a. Miss Alyse Matthews.
6'i?Ut,r5;.n1rd Mason Bak,r, of 1805
BfTZ.-T.'""". Will leave lha mlrlrtl. r..i..
Lmp oSnL.rn John 6"" Oeala't
t, wrap on LitUeDeen Island. Me.
K)ri.'JaJ'J!!JUn?,'?I. of the Poplars. St.
Em Blnnrr?? "Wd ? n'ce, Miss
FtahStot mSJJE AtUntta City. Mis.
B1 friend. 1 u' W,,U ,ave 'morrew to
Afc in Peor'a. Jit. for .averal
fc's? JfX Wlbur. ,c old Stone
P1 &h B.ihi.1?' Mnd ng n few days
y TTiivura niece.
J&lTffi, Sjj-SH!" ?.. p'a'-
ri parents y, . t rr -" wk wiin
rid . tt..'Mi.vwk. wui be re.
teokpu.TuTFebS?' Wh
AcVt'.!
Chester Valley
Mrs. B. J. Passmore and her Bon, Master
George Passmore, of Malvern, will go to
Mount Pocono tomorrow, for a fortnights
visit
Mrs. Emily Hinkle, of Malvern, and Miss
Blanche D. Warner, of Duffryn Mawr, will
Icavo today for an extended western trip,
and will visit tho Great Lakes. Hood River,
ure., xeuowstono pant and Southern Call
fornla. They will be gone about two
months.
Miss Sara Jane Cox, of Claymont, Del.,
Is the guest of Mrs. C. W. Holland, of
Chester Valley.
Along the Reading
Mrs. Samuel Ellenberg and her sister,
Miss Bella B. Pollock, of Atlantlo City,
will glvo a musicals this evening at the
homo of Mrs. Ellenberg, In Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walker, accom
panied by their children. Miss Gertrude
Walker and Master Newton Walker, of
Washington lane, Chelten Hills, left this
week for Atlantic City, where they will re
main until Monday.
Mr. Arnold Jennings, a student at Prince
ton University, has returned to I1I3 home,
6012 Greene street.
Mrs. John (Dunn. Jr.. of Pelham Court.
has returned! from a short visit to New
York.
Miss Helen Banks, of 5504 Green street,
has gone to Monmouth, Mo., for the sum
mer. Mr. and Mra L. Vnrk Rose, of 622 West
Rlttenhouse street, will leave next week
for Cape Cod, where they will Bpcnd the
summer. Miss Mary Rosa, who will spend
the week-end In Capo May with friends,
will Join her family later.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson, of
433 West Price street, will open their cot
togo at Cape May today Mr. and Mrs.
Pearson will entertain several house parties
during the summer.
Mrs. John J. Kenny, of 4921 Koy.er
street. Is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Whalen, at Sayvllle, Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. White, of 50
West Haines street, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Larmore, of Baltimore,
Md., ns their guests
ATTRACTIVE FRATERNITY HOP
TO BE GIVEN AT WYNNEPIELD
Members of Local Chapter of Sigma Lambda Mu Will
Hold Affair This Evening at Country Club Garden
Fete Being Held in Wissahickon
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Comodore, of 4932
Keyser street, have left for a several
months' Bojourn In Maryland.
Miss Edith Korman, of 6126 Morton
street, will leave tomorrow for an extended
visit to New York.
Mmmm
Bala-Cynwyd
The associate members of the Cynwyd
Club are holding progressive tennis matches
every Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 until
4:30 o'clock. The matches, which have been
arranged for this month only, may be con
tinued throughout the summer Those who
have already entered tho tournament are
Mrs. George W. McAllister, Miss Zello Rob
lnott, Miss Janet I. Magee. members of the
Tennis Committee, nnd Mrs. Walter Addi
son Fox, Mrs. Charles J. de V Keefe, Mrs.
Albert Cross, Mrs. Clinton Dillingham. Miss
Elltabeth Christie, Miss Louise de la F.
Keefe, Miss Elizabeth Gest, Miss Kathar
ine Thompson, Miss Gladys Kendrlck and
Miss Elizabeth Lodge Magee.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gerhart, Jr., of
Bangor road, Cynwyd, will give a small
dance next Wednesday night to meet Mrs.
Gerhart'a sister, Miss Anna Comfort, who
is their guest lor this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Detwller, of
City avenue. Bala, will spend the week of
June 34 .8 the guest ot Dr. and Mrs. S.
Merrill Weeks at their summer home,
Compton Manor Farm, Langhorne. Mr.
and Mrs. Detwller and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert McCreery will leave on August 4 for
Maine, where they will be the guests of Mr,
and Mrs, Albert Whitman, of Boston, for
a month at their camp on Little Deer
Island.
S:aw'".vfXSi
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T csuau.
MISS BELLA B, POLLOCK
MBS. SAMUEL ELLENBERG
Mr. F. Leighton Kramer, of Sharpies,
avenue. Oak Lane, and hi. children havp
left for their house at Ventnor. N. J., where
they will spend the summer.
Friends of Mr. Kramer will be glad to
hear that he l recuperating after her re
cent attack of Inflammatory rheumatism,
and as soon a. possible will leave for
Ventnpr.
The pupils In the first grade of the Jen
kintown public schools will present "The
Sleeping Princes." on the lawn of the Wal
nut .treet school next Tuesday at 6:4 J
o'clock.
Roxborough
A farewell lawn party was given to Miss
Dorothy Jones, of East Seville street. Rox
borough, on Tuesday evening. Miss Jones
left for Wlldwood on Wednesday to spend
the Bummer season. Japanese lanterns
strewn across the spacious lawn made an
attractive setting for the dancers, among
whom were Mis. Anna Wallace, Miss Helen
Logan, Miss Margaret White, Mlaa Adele
La Forte, Miss Elizabeth WoodrofT, Ms
Marjorle Kale, Mis. Dorothy Jones, Mr.
Leslie Wallace, Mr. Benjamin Beaven, Mr.
Clifford Beaven. Mr. Dudley Thomas, Mr.
Joseph Thomas. Mr. Burton Llttlewood, Mr.
Ray Wilson, Mr. William Dunnln and Mr,
Logan M, Dayton.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tucker will live
at the Lyle Apartments, 8th and West
streets, Wilmington. Del., upon their return
from New York and Boston, where thty are
spending their honeymoon. Mrs. Tucker
will be remembered as Miss Rae C, Dazley,
of 4723 Oakland street.
The Boy Scout, of Troop No. 84, Holmes
burg, wilt hold a benefit at the Holme Thea
tre on Monday, June It, and Tuesday, June
27-
The dance for tbo benefit of the chll
dren's playgrounds will be given at Beech
wood School, under the auspices of the
Home and School League, on Friday ve.
.".,. s Mr. Jam. B. ColUday. of
i8 Walnut .treet. 1 one of tie prominent occupying their new home at 6th and But
wokenl for to. affair. I K ,
South Philadelphia
Miss Rebecca Leek, of 1210 South 22d
street; Miss Anna, Jaffe and Mis. Rose V.
Brady, of Tforrletown. will spend the week
end with friends In Ocean City, N J.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Thornly, 0f jo East
Moyamenslng avenue, have left for Wild.
wood to spend the summer.
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Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs-W Chester, of 5th and Butler streets,
will spend the summer with relative, at
Prtcetown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer have re
turned from their wedijlng tour and re
uh- werWera
MEMBERS of tho Upsllon Chapter of
the Sigma Lambda Mu Fraternity
will hold a Bhlrtwalst dance nt tho Wynne-
I field Country Club this evening. Tho dance
uuiniimieo inciuuos -ur. J. -u. anyaor, cnair
man; Mr. Robert J. Burton and Mr. Milton
Brown.
The pntronesscs aro Mrs. Charles D.
Ames, Mrs James F Brown. Mra. Robert
J. Burton, Mrs. D. A. McCormlck, Mra.
Robert G. Rtddell and Mrs, D. A. Snyder.
The annual convention of Sigma Lambda
Mu will be held In Brooklyn, beginning Au
gust 30, and many members of the Upsllon
Chapter will be thcro, Mr. O. R. Ames, Mr.
Robert Rlddell nnd Mr. J. D. Snyder will
represent Upsllon on the floor of the con
vention. A lawn foto for tho benefit of the West
Philadelphia General Homeopathic Hospital
will be held on the grounds of the hospital,
S4th street above Glrard avenue, todny and
tomorrow. There will be many attractive
features Including a flower booth, tables for
the sale of fancy goods, homo-made cakes,
candy and Ice croam. Tomorrow after
noon there will bo a drill by tho Boy Scouta
and In the evening a concert by the Glee
Club of the West Philadelphia High School
for Girls, Dnnclng on the lawn by the
children from tho Sherwood Centre will also
be a feature. Supper will be served In
large army tents, from 6 until 8 o'clock.
Those In charge Include Mrs. John F.
Culln, Mra. John F. Develln, Mrs. J. D.
Carllle, Mrs. H. C. Evans, Miss Mary Clark.
Mrs. George Spoerhase, Mrs. 8. F, Gross,
Mra. W. D. Culln. Miss Ethel Spoerhase.
Mrs. A. Wetherlll, Mrs. Truman L. Palmer.
Mrs. Charles H. Harvey, Mrs Beulah H.
"Whllldln. Miss Belle Gray, Mra W. K.
Hardt, Mrs. William Clay. Mrs. Frank
Pelrce. Miss Laura Hasson and Miss Adel
aide V. Harvey. Mrs. HUtzhelmer repre
sents the auxiliary, with her aides.
THIS evening and tomorrow afternoon
and evening the annual garden fete of
the Wissahickon Methodist Episcopal Bible
School will be held on the lawn of the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kenworthy,
Ridge avenue below Walnut lane. In addi
tion to the usual outdoor entertainment
there wll be rose drills and excellent music.
The affair Is In charge of Mr. Joseph Mlssl-
mers uinie class.
TW Tioga Improvement Association,
which waa organized last week to succeed
the Old York Jtoad Property Owners'- Pro
tective Association, will meet on Wednes
day evening. In June, at Schneider's Hall,
371J Tork road, and will embrace the
forty-third and adjacent wards. Mr, Henry
P. Schneider was elocted president; Mr.
William H. Lohr, vice president; Mr. Sam
uel Pennypacker. treasurer: Mr. G. Harrv
Ditter, recording secretary, and Mr, William
II. Schlmmlnger, "financial secretary, Mr.
William Fiedler, of 3619 York road, la
chairman Qf the Membership Committee.
Arrangements are being made to hold a
mass-meeting on June 2 J.
A gathering was held at the home of Mr.
Benjamin Harris, of 2029 North 28th street,
on Sunday evening, Mr. Mark Kaufman
was at the piano, while Miss Jean Harris
rendered some vocal selections. Mr, Benjamin
Harris alio took part wth soma dialogues.
Among those present were Mis. Sarah Har-i
rls, Miss Either Harris, Miss Jean Har
ris, Mlis Frances Grletzer, Miss Dora Grlet
r. Miss Lillian Cohan. Miss Jean Gold
stein. Mr. Ms,rk Kaufman, Mr, Benjamin
Harris, Mr. Samuel Palam and Mr. Weiss.
ELABORATE plan, have been completed
for the .treet carnival to be given on
Robinson .treet, between Westminster ave
nue and Noble street, this evening and to
morrow evening, by the Robinson Street Im
provement Association. The proceed, of the
affair will be used to defray the expense,
of a safe and sane Fourth of July celebra.
tlon to be held on Robinson street. There
wll be booth, for fancy goods, fish pond,
fortune telling, cakes, candy and Dutch
.upper. A space ha. been set aside where
one may break kitchen china. Automobile
and hay wagon rides wH be given. .Those
In charge of the affair include Mr. Leo Van
Winkle, Mr. Robert Bowen. Jr., and Mr.
Harry Kirk. Among thoie who will assist
are Mr. and Mrs. Michael paUahan, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mount. Mra, Harry Kirk,
Mr. Joseph Haason, Mrs. J. Corrlgan, Mra,
Garaber, Wis. nn Vandera. Mr E.
Murtha. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen. Mr
and Mrs, George McQoldrick. Mr and Mra
Warren Tapper, Mr and Mrs- W Daweoo,
Mrs. Leo Van, Winkle, Mra. J. Bcbwaru.
Mr. John Patterson. Mr. John Murtha, Miss
Martin, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs Murphy, Mr.
William Schwartz, Mr. John Bowen, Mr.
George Schwartz and Mr. J. Cotterall.
The Rod Rnmblcr Festival, given for tho
benefit of tho Kensington Dispensary for tho
Treatment of Tuberculosis, opened last
night and will continue this afternoon nnd
evening, it is being held In Norrls Square,
Howard street and Susquehanna avenue,
and there 111 he flowers nnd fancy articles
for sale.
The committee in chnrge Includes Mrs.
F. Robert Selffert, chnlrmnn; Mrs. Herman
Mattman, vice chairman; MrB. Frederick
G. Walters, treasurer; Miss Elsie Young,
secretary; Mrs. Clyde Bennett, assistant sec
retary; Mrs. Elwood Stewart, Mrs Steuber,
Mrs Richard Cox, Mrs. Henry Dubbs, Mrs.
Cramp, Mrs. Morrell. Mrs. S. Warrington,
Miss Carolina Schoenhut, Mrs. Ischler, Mrs
Schubert, Miss Stcen, Mrs. Eichle, Mrs.
Scholder, Miss Moore. Miss Eberle, Mrs
Griffith and Mrs. Yeo.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hlndle, of Mana
yunk avenue, will give a dinner nt Moore's
Inn, Hatboro, tomorrow, following an
automobile run. Among the guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Beale. Miss Anna
Du Gan and Mr. William Pass. The afTalr
is In celebration of the second wedding
anniversary of the host and hostess. Last
ovening airs. v. sirenie, ot Sumac street,
Wissahickon, entertained at cards In their
honor.
AN EXTREMELY pretty wedding will take
XjL place this afternoon at 4 o'clock In St.
Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church, Ger
mantown, when Mies Frances Lewjs Stough
ton, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Augustus B.
Stoughton, of East Washington lane, will
become tho bride of Mr. Frederic Lyman
Ballard, of Chcitnut Hill. The ceremony
will bo performed by tho Rev. Gilbert Pern
bcr, rector of the church. Mlsi Stoughton,
who will be given In marrlago by her father,
will wear a gown of white tulle with
touches of satin. Her court trnln of tulle
will fall from tho shoulders and her tulle
veil will bo arranged with oranae blossoms.
The bridal bouquet will be composed of
lilies of the valley.
Miss Isabel Brockle Stoughton, who will
nttend her sister ns maid of honor, will
wear a frock of white Georgette crepo em
broidered In crystal beads, nn orchid colored
changeable silk girdle encircling tho waist.
A large leghorn hat trimmed with orchid
ribbon will also bo worn nnd Bho will enrry
nn old-fashioned bouquet of pink nnd blue
flowers edged with a quaint lace frill.
The bridesmaids, Including Miss Mary
Ballard, Miss Mary Clayton, Miss Nancy
Evans Stokes, Mrs. William P. Wlllltts,
Mrs A. Wayne Roblnnon, Jr., nnd Mra
Donald Kent, will bo gowned alike In pale
Pin unorgeuo cropo. Their hats of leg
horn straw will be trimmed with small
French flowers nnd they will carry large
bouquets of larkspur nnd plnl peonlos.
Tho best man will bo Mr, Ernest Ballard,
n brother of tho bridegroom, and the ushers
will Include Mr Edward Roblnctte, Mr. Ed
ward uonniston. air Chnrlen Henry Scott,
Mr. Edmund Gilchrist, Mr. Donald Klrkpat
rlck, Mr. Allison Scully, Mr. Everett II.
Brown. Jr., Mr. Browning Clement, Mr.
Sydney Errlngton Mnrtln nnd Mr. Fred
erick Breitlngor. A small reception will
follow nt the home of tho bride's parents on
East Wnshlngton lane. After an extended
wedding Journey Mr. nnd Mrs. Ballard will
live at Andorra Corner, Chestnut Hill, where
they will bo nt home nftcr September 1.
CARBERRY EYNON
Miss Mildred A. Eynon, daughter of Mr.
David Eynon, of 3036 North 16th Btreet,
was married Wednesday evening nt 6.30
o'clock to Mr. John F Cnrberry, of 306
East Prlco street, Germnntown. The bride
was attended by Miss Hazel Rusllng ns
maid of honor, while the best man was
Mr. Joseph Cnrberry. Following the cere
mony n wedding supper was served, nfter
which the young couple left on a trip to
Atlantic City.
Thoy will bo nt homo nfter July 12
at 1968 Medary avenue. Germantown.
FOSTER ROSSMANN.
An attractive wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning nt 10 o'clock with a
Nuptial Mnss at tho Church of Our Moth
cr of Sorrows, 48th street and Lancaster
avenuo, when Miss Virginia C. Rossmann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ross
mann, of 914 North 46th street, became
the bride of Mr. Cecil Adam Foster. Tho
Rev. Thomas P. Buckley officiated.
The bride, who was given . In marriage
by her father, wore a gown of prlncesse
lace, edged with pearls over white satn,
nnd carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley and sweet peas. The tulle veil
In cap effect wan held with lilies of tho
valley. Tho mold of honor, Miss Cath
erine Domingo, wore whlto net with pale
blue satin bands. Tho bridesmaids, Miss
Gertrudo F. Moohan and Miss Clara J.
Llnderme, wero nttlred In whlto net with
pink satin bands and large whlto laco hats
and carried hugo bunches of Klllarney
roses.
Mr. Foster's best man was Mr. Henry
J. A. Hughes, while Mr, Robert Crulce
Adams nnd Mr. Theodore Earle Jennings
acted ns ushers Following A wedding
breakfast nt tho home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Foster, left on a trip
to Washington and points south. After
August they will be at home nt 2030 South
66th street.
BATEMAN SHEETS.
The marriage of Miss Kntheryn Sheet,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Sheets, of
Norwood, nnd Mr. J. Uber Bateman, form
erly of Delnwaro County, now of Pitts
burgh, took place on Mondny. The bride
woro a white crepe de chine gown nnd car
ried a shower bouaunt of swept nas and
lilies of the valley. The Rev. Stanley Bill
heliner, pastor of the Norwood Lutheran
Church, omelated. Only the Immediate fam
ilies and n few Intimate friends attended
the ceremony, which was followed by a
wedding breakfast Mr. nnd Mrs. Bateman
aro spending their honeymoon at Salt
Lako City, Colorado Springs nnd Chicago.
After July 1 they will be at homo In Wtf
klnsburg, a suburb of Pittsburgh.
McARTHUR CROMLEY.
Miss Martha Ann Cromley, daughter ot
Mrs. Mary I. Cromley, of Ltndenwold, wa
married to Mr. Joseph Mnrpla McArthur
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in tho Lln
denwold Congrcgntlonnl Church. The pal
tor, the Rev. Charles Fretz, officiated. Im
mediately after tho ceremony ft reception
was held at the Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall, Ltn
denwold Mnny guests were present from
Enston, Allentown, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh nnd Washington. Immediately fol
lowing the reception the brldo and bride
groom left for their honeymoon nt Niagara
Falls.
CONSONO KNAUFF.
A pretty wedding was solemnised
Wednesday, when Miss Llsyen Knauff,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Knauff.
of 867 North 49th street, becamo tho bride
of Mr. Joseph Consono, of 5504 Haverford
nenue. The Rev. John McShea, of the
Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, 48th
street nnd Lancaster avenue, officiated at
9 o'clock In the morning. There was a
Nuptial Mnss. The brldo was gowned In
whlto embroidered not oor whlto satin with
a short train, n long oil of whlto tullo with
cap effect cnught with orange blossoms.
She carried a largo showor bouquet of pink
and whlto roses, which followed out the
color scheme of tho decorations In the
church. Sho wns attended by hor slstor.
Miss Christine Knauff, who was nttlred In
cream not over pink satin, trimmed with
wide bands of pink satin, and n largo' pic
ture hat of pink tulle. She carried a bou
quet of pink and white roses. Mr. Raymond
McManus wns best mnn.
Following tho coremony there waa a
breakfast and reception for the members
of both families nnd a few intimate friends.
After an extended wedding trip Mr. and
Mr3. Consono will be at homo after Sep
tember 1 nt 1708 North C2d street.
BRENNAN DOUGHERTY.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
morning nt St. Edmond's Church, 23d and
Mlffiin streets, when Miss Frances Dough
erty became tho bride of Mr. Martin Bren
nan. Tha wedding took placo at 9 o'clock
with Nuptial Mass with Father Conway
officiating. A breakfast at tho bride's
homo, 2123 Watklns street, followed the
ceremony. Miss Mao McFadden wns brides
maid. Mr, Dennis Sweeney, of Baltimore,
nctcd as best man. After a trip to Atlantto
City Mr. and Mrs. Brennan will be at
home at 2320 Watklns street after July 1.
North Philadelphia
Among the Juno brides will be Miss
Lottie Roork, of 3408 Smedley street, who
will be married to Mr. Joseph Lindsay, of
1603 West Tioga street, on "Wednesday,
June 31, The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev, Rutger Dox, of the Tioga
Baptist Church.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mount Hermon Reformed Church, 16th and
WlngohoCklng streets, gave an entertain.
ment and strabwerry festival last night In
the social hall. The decorations were red
and white.
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West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. "William Griffith, of 1688
North 54th street, nnnounce tho engagement
of their daughter. Miss Adelaide M. Griffith,
to Mr. Edward Blckloy, son of Drj nnd
Mrs. John S. Blckley, of Lansdowne.
Mrs. Lewis A. Ferry, of Spruce street,
entertained nt hor home on Monday eve
ning. Those present wero Miss Helen Gil
lespie. Miss Anna Collins, Mr. Theo.
Stark, Mr. Gllman G. Campbell, ot New
York, and Mr. Allan Harris, of Trenton.
Miss Sophia Rlngo, of 3343 Woodland
avenue, has returned to her home after
having spent three weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Rlnge, In Walllston, Md.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hart, of 1697 North
56th street, havo gone to Atlantic City for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macready, of 6014
Spring street, are spending two weeks in
Wlldwood, N, J,
Mr. Joseph Macktn, of 243 North 60th
street, has gone to Mt Pocono for a fort
night. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hynds, of 6941
Spring street, are In Atlantic City for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerns, of 5408
Glrard avenue, have gone to Boston, Mass.,
where they will spend several weeks visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos II. Mooney, of
Wyaluslng avenue, will Bpend the summer
with their son. Mr. Anthony J. Mooney, In
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Henry Porter Griffiths, of 734 South
58th street, entertained at a rose tea on
Saturday afternoon In honor of her guests,
Mrs, A. L. Sager and Miss A. Blghter, of
Columbia, Pa. The guests included Mrs.
J. Harmer Rile, Mrs. Horace Jones, Miss
Mabelle Reeves, Miss Emma Jones, Mrs.
Paul Rittlnger, Mrs, M. Byrd, Mlsa Ro
berta Hamilton, Miss Harrison Rutherford
and Miss Margaret Burtlnett.
Miss Elfman. of 23 North Edge
wood street, haH been entertaining her
cousin. Miss Gertrude Coplansky, of Mount
Carmel, Pa., as her guest.
Kensington
Miss Laura Stanton, of Fletcher and Am
ber streets, Is spending several weeks In
Reading, Pa.
A supper will be given by the Ladles' Aid
Society of the Kilst Montgomery Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church at Strawberry
Mansion tomorrow.
Lansdowne
Members of the senior class of tho High
School will hold their class danco In the
Twentieth Century Club this evening. The
hall will be beautifully decorated with
flowers and tho class colors, green and
whlto. The committee in chnrge Includes
Miss Dorothy Wimer, Miss Lillian Bloods
worth. Miss Clara Ingrani, Miss Ruth Chal
mers. Mr. William Kldd, Mr. Robert Hager
ty, Mr. Arthur Battes and Mr. Chalmers
Kerswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Brown moved
from 50 West Stratford avenue, Lansdowne,
to their cottage at Wlldwood yesterday.
AMUSEMENTS
Forrest Last 4 Times Sj&VJSg
MaU.SSc; Nit hi, 2So fc BOo. All Beati Resemd
'PAVLOWA
AND TUB ENTIHE RUSSIAN BALLET
in "Tim dumii ami. of ponTict"
Most Lavish Production ever Filmed.
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MISS LULU P, WRIGHT
Miss Lulu F. Wright, who will be maid
of honor at the wedding of Mis. Anna
May Ogden and Mr EarJ T. Kramer, will
entertain In honor of tha bride on Thursday
evening, June 22. Other guests will be MU.
Jane Mlddleton, Mrs. Frederick Carter,
Mrs, Charles Jaggi and Mrs. Vernon Win.
low. of Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. William R. Lindner, of 823 North
Park avenue, U .pending tho month at
Hlghpolnt N J. Her daughter, Miss Edna
Marian Lindner, will )eae on July 1 for
a month', visit at Merlon Square. Pa.
Norristown
NORRISTOW.Y, Pa., June 16. Extensive
plans are being made for a Fete Cham
petre to be glen Saturday, June 24, at the
Plymouth Country Club, There wilt be
gaily decorated booths, each presided oyer
by a bevy of attractive maids and matrons,
and there will alio be interesting and orig
inal noelties of all kinds for sale. Miss
Mary II. Loch la chairman of the commit
tee which has the fete In charge. Among
those assisting will be Mrs. N. II. Larzelere,
Mrs. Richard II. Lane, Mrs, George Corson,
Mrs. Frank S. Yeakle. Mrs. fjeorge W,
Rogers, Mrs. Henry I. Fox, Mrs. Louis Y.
Smith, Mrs. Franklin L. Wright, Mrs. J,
Qulncy Thomas, Mrs. H. M. Brownback,
Mrs. C. Herbert Wentz. Mrs. W. Henry
Whlttem, Mrs. John Faber Miller, Mlsa
Nina B Reed and Mrs. George Coughlln.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Band, Benjsmln KMsbrotn. con
ductor, Norrls Bausre. Si and Diamond struts;
8 o'clock. Frea
PblUdtlphla Band, 811a. B. Humnnl, con.
ductor. City Kill Ptazsi 8 o'clock. Free.
Falrmount Park Hand. Richard Schmidt
aucior. Bir&wperry uansioa. a o ciocic.
can-
rrts.
Annual exhibition, 23th scar. Northeast High
School, 8th street and Leblih avenus, 8 o'clock.
South Philadelphia Buslnsss WV Associa
tion. Broad and Federal struts i g o'clock Pre.
Commencement, Public Industrial Art School.
Normal School, 13th and Spring Uarden streets.
Dental alumni mtetln.. University of Penn
sylvania, morning and afternoon, annual
banauet, Adelphla Hotel.
Lawn fete for Wot Philadelphia Homea,
pa two Hospital.
Itose festival , for KensLnttou Tuberculosis
ptspensarf, Norn Square.
Lawn fete for Babies' Hospital, Wsnercn.
University of Pennsylvania, architectural
alumni meetings. Ifniveraltv at Pnnmvlv.nl.
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