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fc?WYNNE IS INTERESTED
P" IN LAWN FETE AT OVERBROQK
llklitful Outdoor Affair to Be Given for the Benefit of
Ifeillyn Holiday House at Ingeborg, the Country
P Place of Mrs. William Simnson. Jr.
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evening ledoerpkiladelphia, Saturday, june it, ioig.
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.- a women who aro in-
SiTln the upk"P "1Wfty
l"t 'nnvn. which wi started
.- ns a country House for
' f the Young Women's cnria
limbers of the oH(,nrl tho ex
iesw ""- lhe young Women a
? Ulan will' nnd tno ex'
- ;fift 'on, hUul cntertaln.
SrVch w' be B,vcn loday T.,at
I "Sni widen w towns of the
lirl'reok,0nfi owned bV Mr.. William
P P,l4C The Ss who are member.
MTXZton Association will appear
LlD? w of folk dancea, ana utio
? nttIH i.nrf Who daticcs so exnul
Ctilh Selrjerllnrf, .,,, ..fov
&.wlV,lhSphla and Ger.
TCm association, will take part In
Moment, which will commence
F'Corirrany another
S X can bo there for a week a
lrI'' w.. mall sum enjoy tho rest
iB .". h.r,,ntnr. The idea and
&& toe uPPort of tho home
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was
SUi ' " BU.-. , wnrd Drayton.
?iS rtPeniryn much of her
ibTKat many peroons aro in or
J& i this affair and surely the
Sum receipts will so up this uay
FiTh Afoerta Brlnton and Mr. Stu
for with A'Oeria . 1Jud
grf " brio's mtl",nG,t
Patterson Mnwr. as well
ifjKrl. besomo traveling
g'th Toad.
Tie art students are greatly excited
mr - - . . t-. t .,. nlTer 01 Iirizi:a iu
C' among them who will submit the
III? """ 8 . ., v..,,tif,il nnrl color-
ffallrh.ArtAnuuK.u.-f
r,a A ln-k ui hn held on next Frl-
R&hoon and evening at the Ph.la-
f fclthla Country Club In Bala.
iClly wonder where there will bo
Eft to hold alt the booths, but of course
fan who have been first on no sceno
'",l... .hMr nick and will got the best
' .i,, nnsltlons. It will bo one
f ... '.. i i nK for many a
?:.. x.u.i,. clubs, artists' clubs, dra-
Stiodubs, writers' clubs and every other
kind of association along those lines will
. ...1- l. ttnnrl
1l very mucn uu ""
I Mr. Sydney Thayer Is at the head of
f? j, K KnntVi nnd I hear this
iUM turyuito v-iu" "-
feoffi 'will be' arranged to represent a
rGreelc temple in nonor oi mu k.
Lt ,... -mninvori will be king's blue
find white. Flowers and candy aro to be
Ro1d -as well as other odds nnd ends.
The, best part of tho affair is tho in
forest which It arouses among the mem
Iters of the various clubs that are to havo
tooths. Each one wants his or her booth
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taost strenuous to get something colorful
itnd new to sell or aecormo wu, a
from all I hear each will succeed.
Not the least of tho pleasures antici
pated will be the "Academy Fling," which
1U be dancea Dy an siuuciua, wnu "
have very unusual and artistic costumes,
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a wpe Diru lom mc, um mcj .. ..r
the few who have guarded their secret
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inis mailer vuu iuu uunuai !., m
WO Ilia UUI tiUUj WilUfc uortufccuuiJ w.r..-
J burst upon us when that mad dance
iae. Ni;i vii.
Personals
Bfthe dinner-dance which Dr. and Mrs.
Ctoles Bingham Penrose gave nt the'r
fcarih Davon last evenlnc In honor of
SOrf Elizabeth W Miller, the debutant
feJiMer of Mr. and Mrs. Phllllpus W.
Bffltr. there were CO guests, mostly from
tat Season's debutante Bet. Among those
treMot were Miss Madeleine Dahlgrcn. of
SirTorkt Miss Penelope Turlo. of Duluth,
em; Miss Mariana Qowen, MIbs Katn
srioLta, Miss Katherlne Hancock, Miss
Hlabeth McMlchacl. Miss Mary F. Pnck
irl. Miss Elizabeth W. Packard, Miss Lor
Hine'Oraham, Miss Florence Brlnton, M'ss
Hope Wl'ion. Miss Anne Townsend, JIIss
Xanr Brouke. Miss Violet Welsh. Miss
lodli P, Carter. Miss Mary Stuart Wurts.
u 8. Valentine M'tchell. Miss Isabel Hay,
Hr, Harry R. Wilson, Mr. Philip Marvel.
StHarflson K. Caner. Jr., Mr. Itobert
Wrere. Mr. Warden McLean. Mr. William
HopHnj, Mr: Ilodman WHter, Mr. "Morris
.Htrrltt and Mr. nichard T, Ellison.
Pi
Mf.'ind Mra. Alexander Thrown will en-
IferUln at dinner at their home, Castlennn.
Brnj Mjw. thU evenlntr.
Mr. and fr rinriArf 1? Rt-nufVrlHir nt
mlktiiaV Tjuftrtk Hfvii lfnur will rliM n
Igr at their hom this evening.
fllnnftr will hn irlvin tnmnrrntv AVfntncr
JyjMrt and Mr?. Oeorge V?, Ghllda DrexeJ
K-meet Ulna llrtTor at tfiMlr hnmA In Tlrvn
fejf, ,
Mr, and Mra. Whnrlnn RlnUl.r Ti-. will
fij,a luncheon and tennis tournament to
Jktow afternoon at Thornbury, their home
:ElWn Park, In honor of Miss Mary
HwajThayer. Among the guests will be
iv'Ir w' vit Eugene Dixon,. Mr, 'and
-ivueorge y, Kiuina, Jr., Mr, and Mrs.
f ttOlpln Ervln. Mr, and Mrs. Marma-
WI iTlldan Ta IIdo At ,-- tl..fnt.tn.An
EJ' Slnkler, Mr. Charles Willing, Dr.
nil .Perry Pepper. Mr- Pvuasell Thayer and
r, Alexander P. Thayer, '
A btlfft I.HI.k.An . .1.... L4.. t...
KSU,i,a w"m Lord Uttlefleld. U, 8, N
K,,vli!f',.."l0r t0 tb launching of the
yport Henderson.
pmmander Frederick A. Trout, U, S, N
lEkeT TT"lt aUo ntertained at
teas Dorothy Dlsston. of qhestnut Hill,
m:Sli 2 Chicago, where aha will be
Il&j sC: u"K,a'a at h -marriage, of
BSSJi llmn4,at- Hubbard's
ISFV..W J".' W! fo, of Berthellyn.
Ikvind i . .Wirt, have thelri on.ln.
ii11'. Mr. apd Mrs, Bydn.y
f ? Bjxsfwior me summer.
fymi alln?f,)bJ,n,, th'r "'
wCS yilMrt, Mr. John Ollhsrt Jr
K.Hr: Rowland Wert of UR.Sr,'airA'
Ptlit5,'V Mer- WN? they will
Mbi.'Vt WMHam Q, Warden, of
life LSfflt '!?,!. Stf?
4BWKI yLmm.r at York HmrSIrSr
mAir&A''' uw.
fejou,i ii rJL,T""J"r?Ji " guests of
rw2' S?t5l., Troth,
B-- f TSltlGuitr&ffi
&S32KJSLS. wnew
ta a. od.iL v,i rwzzr' r,t. tf .
te s and r:TiftT
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w,ir..T p , ' wn,ch w" be solemnlised
will be pny lnspector Henry A. Dent. United
Styles Is'avy, of Norfolk, Va,, and the
will be Mr. Iwrle Montgomery of
J. Andrew Odell, of Hughesvlllo.
Chestnut Hill
AM,i!!,.J,nn aJT"; ,,nrr5r Wccfes- Mr- """I Mrs.
mUr.C- Sinhn"' Mr' ""J " Leroy
Richards nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stambach
tonight"0 " Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mr, and MrB. Frank Donaldson, of Brook
line, Mass., will occupy the Kdwln Schoettle
house, 7800 Lincoln drive, for the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs, .1. .toss Pilling, of West
Mermaid lane, will open their Day Head
cottage toward tho end of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Studcmund, of 118
West Nippon street, are being congratulated
upon the birth of a son on Monday, Juno 12
who will bo named Itussel Studemund.
Mr, and MrB Jasper W. Nlcolls, o
Dayonne, N, J will spend tho week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moflly at
their homo on West Allen lane.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllla Adams nnd their
thron rhll,1rrn nf nhlfitrn 111 ,1...
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guests of Mrs. James Miipeti Dodgo, at her
..v...v, ...ivtBu ilciiuu itnu .japicr ireei.
Miss Emma Drni.tiury, of C33D Greene
street, has gone to Frmtburg, Md., on a
nvitor trip with Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Holton,
Mr. i'aul Greenwood nnd Mr Kmerson
Bolton.
Mrs. Samuel Van Duscn, of 5131 Morris
street, nnd Mrs. N, A; Pctry, of McKcan
nvenuc, havo gone to Lake Placid on
n motor trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whitney, of 5117
Pulaski avenue, hnc opened their cottage
nt Bay Head for tho summer.
Mr. Molvln Biggs Goodwin, of 134 West
Chclten nvenue, has Mr. Itay Preston
Bowcn. of Cornell University, as his guest
over tho week-end.
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TWO BRIDES OF TODAY
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Bala-Cynwyd
The Cynwyd Club will hold Its usual
Saturday dance tonight. The third of tho
Informal dances held- at the clubhouso
throughout the summer months will bo
given next Thuisday. These dances aro
very popular with the young people, nnd
every Thursday finds tho largo clubrooms
crowded with tho younger set of Bala and
Cynwyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Jr., of
Cynwyd, are spending some time In Atlan
tic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen B. Tlly, of Bala,
will entertain tonight In honor of Miss Emily
F. Hcarther, whoso marriage to Mr. Harry
C. Tlly wll) take placo Saturday, June 24,
In St. John's Church, Lower Merlon. Those
present will Include the bridal party and a
few additional guests.
'. West .Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Field, of tho Powel
ton Apartments, have been spending several
days, in Ocean City, N. J. They will return
to town today and will leave for the Bhore
next week to occupy their cottage for the
summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J, Harry Bowers will close
their home, 4831 Cedar avenue, today and
leave for Ocean City, N. J where they will
occupy their cottage for the summer.
Friends of Mrs. George IMge. of 5100 Wil
lows avenue, will bo glad to hear that she
Is slowly recovering from her recent Illness.
Mrs, Hdge and her daughter, Mrs. IClvln
Korndoerfer, will leave shortly to spend the
summer In Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Nellie McNIchol, niece of Mr. James
McN'lchol, has been spending several days
visiting friends and relatives In Baltimore
and Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dougherty, of 5348
Baco street, are being congratulated on the
birth of a son.
North Philadelphia
The Alpha Chapter of the Sigma Delta
Kappa fraternity gave a birthday dinner In
honor of Mr. Charles Moore last evening at
the home of Mr. Frederick Pitts, 2013 On
tario street,
Mr. Itaymond Walker, of 2231 Uber
street, will spend the week-end with friends
at Spring Lake, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slebarllch, of 1541
North Qratz street, will spend the summer
months at Atlantic City.
Along the Main Line
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MISS EDITH AUAN SEIBERUNG
.- tmi. mix Rdlth Allan
spring iV'o p7Tpd Sri .
f! 5H EX wii? rive a solo dance t th.
rVte to be held today on the lawn of Inge,
borg, the home of Mrs. William Simpson.
4r- in Overbrook. ,
wvnioN Mr and Mrs. 4 Earl Haines,
0fMUrih road, who will spend th. summer
,.tf7. mints' mother, Mrs. Charles
S ' at hi?otUgrat Brookfleid. N.
Plnkham. at "f.f.w lays' vUlt to Mr. and
Mra mrmoVmlth! of pllham Manor.
v Mr and Mrs- ! ' Uo V"? ?'
LynMaai.. tefore going- on to. Kew
"artS Mrs. William Da Kraft and
Sir. f" ... ncrkiav road.
" open tblr ewP Jn Matai nt wett
MRS. JOSEPH M. PATTERSON, 2D
MRS. CESARE STURANl
LARGE LAWN FETE TO BE HELD
LAST DAYS OP COMING WEEK
Cathedral Parochial School to Benefit by Auction of Silk
Embroidered American Flag Donated
by President's .Wife
A SILK American flag presented by Mrs
Woodrow Wilson will be auctioned off
nt tho lawn fete to be held on tho grounds
of St. Vincent's Home. 20th and Race
streets, on next Thursday, Friday nnd Sat
urday nights, for tho benefit of tho Cathe
dral parish school. Tho rector of the
church, tho Rev. Francis J. Clark, nnd his
three assistants, tho Rev. Joseph M. Mc
Shaln. the Rev. Richard F. Kelly nnd tho
Rev. Joseph M. O'Hara, are promoting- tho
artalr with tho aid of 200 members of the
various societies connected with tho Catno;
dral.
Tho fete Is expected to yield something
more than J5000 If the weather Is tine. En
thusiasm shown by tho aides at several
meetings held In tho last few weeks Is more
keen than during plans for previous lawn
festivals. Last year about S3000 was raised.
Tho flag from Mrs. Wilson will be sold
to tho person who bids the Inrgest sum for
It when It Is offered on Saturday night. It
Is handsomely embroidered and Is attached
to a pure ebony staff. Mrs. Wilson sent It
last week.
An outdoor restaurant will be one of tho
features of the fete. Refreshments will bo
served at Individual tables topped by dainty
canopies surronnded by tiny electric
lights. The volunteer waitresses will be at
tired In dainty uniform gowns. Other at
tractions will Include the popular automo
bile rides for tho children and a continuous
.vaudeville entertainment. Sister Lllzabeth,
of the Cathedral Day Nursery, will super
vise a booth where religious goods will be
sold. Miss Mary McGlnley nnd Mr. W.
Sh'?.I.d8,y"' aJl,,v mi Winnie Keenan
Allan aiuij -- i ..-.
and Miss Sadie Wild will be In charge of
the art needlework table: Miss Eleanora
Mllilgan and Miss Nellie Cook, candy table,
and Mrs. John Boyle and Mrs. John Mnr
ley, cake table. The Holy Name Society,
headed by Mr. Thomas Shields, will conduct
irames for the men, ... ,
At the art needlework table will be em
broidery representing tho work' of people
in every country of the civilized world. Mrs.
Wilson's dag will be on exhibition at his
table during the fete. The national colors
will be used in proctlcally all the decora
tions, The Dux Club, formerly the Sylvia Club,
beld Its weekly meeting last Sunday nt the
homo of Mr. William Bcrman. 222 Montrose
".""..; ,r . t.,, -d na nres dent
?n the absen'ceV'f ffi. Maurice M Cohen.
AH committees reported progress. The
Kntertalnment Committee reported eery
th"ng In readiness for the picnic which
win take place at Brandywlne Springs.
Del tomorrow. Boat will leate Chestnut
street wharf at 0 o'clock sharp. Among
those who will attend are Mr. Maurice M.
Cohen. Mr. Harry Lavner. Mr. Harry Jas
nar. Mr. Al RIchmaVTMr, William Samuels.
Mr Samuel Samuels. Mr. Samuel Rlchman.
ir Maurice Rubinstein. Mr. Julius Kntz.
Mr! William Berman. Mr. Israel Stamm.
Sir Benjamin Feires, Mr. Denjaralu Fe d
man Miss Reba Libson, Miss Jennie Lib
Ton Miss Reba Magen. Miss M nnle
Schwartz. Miss Bertha Gross. Miss Anna
Strew Mis. Mary Karlnenfsky. Miss Jen-neC-allan.
Miss Dora Strauss. A musical
nrogram has been arranged and a baseball
game between the single men and married
men will be a feature
An elaborate affair will bs given by the
Young Men's and Women's Hebrew Asso
ciation this evening at tho Hebrew Litera
ture Society, 310-12 Catharine street, at 8
o'clock. The committee In charge consists
Sf Miss Miriam M. Magtl. Mr. Harry M
Kilmrsberg and Mr, A. C, Otto. There will
b a large musical program, which will in
elude "vocal duet by Miss Gertrude Silvers
and Miss Sarah Msgll, a piano solo by Miss
Mav O. Kills, operatic selections by the
Hampton Institute Quartet and a so o by
Miss Oertrude Slivers. Dancing wlj fol
low? Mr. Harry M KIngiberg will preside.
THE Harmonic Pleasure Club, of North
Philadelphia gave an entertainment last
Sunday evening at Its clubhouse, 1500 North
nth street. The marchers were entertained
by Mr Murray Holstien and his company
from New York, composed of Mr. Seymour
riurns Miss Camerson and Miss Abrams.
They 'favored tho club by singing, acting,
eto. This entertainment wag under the
.niclal supervision of Mr. Herman .Wllfora
Kisen president of the. club. Among the
Quests present were Mr. Romer. Mr. Weiss,
Mr ? Steal, Mr. Spiel, Mr, Folsqck. Mr,
Whfer. Mr. Rublnson, Mr. Borland, Mr
Freedroan. and Mr. Hofe?. Miss C. Schwartz,
of the Ladles' Auxiliary of tho Pannonia
Beneficial Association, gave the guests a
iioi address on woman suffrage.
Mr and Mrs. Daniel Kornbau celebrated
thtlr golden wedding anniversary last
Tuesday. They motored to. Valley Forge,
and on their jetura home were, g.teted by
their children, grandchildren pad other
member of the family- They weetve4 many
gifts. J3oth woro born In Philadelphia. Mr.
Kornbau has been engaged In the marble
contracting business for 54 years. They
aro making arrangements to spend tho sum
mer at tho country home of tholr son, Mr.
Kcnnard Kornbau, at Staten Island, N. Y.
Miss Laura M. Torrons, of 1035 North
Gratz street, will glvo a farewell party to
Miss Edith Schmld, of Tioga, on Monday.
Mls3 Schmld will leave In the early part of
July for nn Indefinite time traveling
tnrougn tno west.
net;
AND MRS. HOWARD MORGAN, of
8 Ruscomb street. Loiran. ravo n.
"week-end" party 'last week. The guests
wero Jir. ana -Mrs. ueorgo o. Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young, Miss Hazel
Skinner, Mr. Charles Stout, Miss Margaret
Anderson. Mr. Ralph Hempcl, Miss Alma
Fitzgerald, Mr. Jnck Ryan and Mr. Klwood
Hoffman.
The Acmanon Country Cluh held Its nn
nual banquet last wcok, and tho officers for
tho onsulng year wero glvon a warm recep
tion. Tho following olllces, president, vlco
president, secretary and treasurer, aro
filled respectively by BIr. Joseph S. Hughes,
Mr. Frank Bohnnnan. Mr. John S. White
and Mr. William Dougherty.
The House Committee will Includo Mr.
George Bald, chairman ; Mr William Coylo,
Mr Arthur J. Leary and Mr. Joseph Man
ning. The clubhouso at National Park. N. J.,
has beon thoroughly renovated nnd many
entertainments will be given there this
season.
Mrs. Thomas AV. Gardner, of 1707 North
Uber street, was given a surprise party
Tuesday evening to celebrate her birthday
anniversary by her children and grand
children. Those present Included Mr. Thom
as W. Gardner, Mr and Mrs. Charles Kell
er, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uettman, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Gardner, Mrs, Katherlne Clark nnd Mrs.
Laura Wolland.
THIS dance of the class of 1916, Academy
of Mercy, was held this year at the
Manhelm Cricket Club. More than 250
friends and relatives of the graduates at
tended. Those who graduated, on Tuesday
last, were Mlsa Jennie Oraham, Miss Stella
Murphy, Miss Dora Hellman, Miss Natalie
O'Neill. Mlsa Josephine May, Miss Virginia
Stroud, Miss Mary Morrlssey, Miss Eleanare
Sullivan, They were chaperoned at tho
dance by Mrs, John Graham, Mrs. Joseph
Murphy and Mrs. Frederick O'Neill,
'The Rose Maiden." a cantata by Cowen,
waB sung by the Wlssahickon and Rox
borough Choral Society, under the direction
of Mr. Clarence C. Nice on Thursday night.
Amopg the well-known artists who par
ticipated were Miss Mae Parley, soprano;
Mrs. Clara Yocum Joyce, contralto; Mr
Nelson A, Chestnut, tenor; Mr. Clarence C
Nice, baritone and Mr. Ear Beatty, accom
panist, The Misses Dyner, of 730 Master street,
entertained a number of friends last week
In honor of their guests. Mrs. David Kaplan
and Mr. George Kaplan, of Raleigh, N, C,
Reception at Chester
CID3STER, Pa., June 17, Army officers
and their wives from the Frankford and
Schuylkill arsenals. Colonel Charles U.
Hyatt, commandant, and tho cadet officers
of this year's graduating class at the Penn
sylvania Military College were entertained
today by Mrs, Carl A- Baehr, wife of the
army detail at the Pennsylvania Military
College. The guests numbered 125. A tea
was given In honor of the cadets and later a
buffet supper and dance will be held.
Mrs. War4 C. Capern, pf Haddonfield,
N. j assisted Mrs. Baehr In receiving, as
did Mrs. Henry Clay Cochrane, Mrs. Robert
S. Welsh, of the Schuylkill Arsenal; Mrs.
Augustus Robbing Stanley and Mlsa Lora.
F Ireland- Among tho guests were Captain
and Mrs. Alexander W- Maish, Captain and
Mrs. Claude 13. Thummell, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Freeman W- Bowley, Captain and
Mrs. A. A. King, Captain and Mrs. Robert
Welsh, alt of Philadelphia; Mr and Mrs.
C. S. Walton, Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Q, S.
Walton, Jr.. of t. Davld'a
What's Doing Tonight
Navy day at Philadelphia. Navy Yard. Ltaa-u
Island.
Temple University alumni dinner. Adelsbl
Hotel.
Municipal llaod, Bsntauln lUMnhman, c,
duclor, chool houaa, 13th sear Qfanzn street;
u u
ock. Free.
ThtlAdetDllia Ranrt. RHaa R. Hnmnul. ..nn-
ductor City Hall plan. 8 o'clock Frt.
falrmount 1'irk Band. Richard Schmidt, con-
QUlVr BWWM, ajaiUtWBt. O BhCtUllb, EfHi
eir
aoilatlan
SJth. and
suitress fete by the 5th platrKt f tho
Con;iri-Vouil Union, routod treec sad Os-
sr Uunont Manalon. 8 o-'clock, t"re,
raat party .far baiitflt of Mutual Relief A
alwi tar "Ullnd Men. Warren atrtet bctweu
and ?'p.
BOARDWALK MAID
APES FOREBEARS
Modern Damsel Arrays Herself
as Did Her Great-grandparent
ATLANTIC CITY, Juno 17. Tho Board
walk maid Is growing to resemble more nnd
more her grcnt-grnndmother. 'Tli true, the
granddnme did not wear sport clothes, ,but
she nrrayed herself In hoopsklrts nnd poke
bonnets nnd black slippers with wltlto stock
ings, nnd on spcclnl occasions she carried a
tall staff of polished wood not unlike a
sbepherdess' crook, liven the black beauty
patch Is not forgotten .by the summer girl
of 1910. Coquettish curls nnd powdered
wigs, however, nro tabooed.
Bridge parties continue In high fnvor.
Mrs, EiiReno Swlnghnmmer ontertnlned at
bridge nt the Strnml for Mrs. Howard Ed
wards, Miss Emily C. Scull, Miss Helena
Scull, Mrs. OlfTord Scott, Mrs. Fordlnnnd
Stndlcr, Miss Mildred Smith nnd Mrs. A. B.
Ohnmclsn.
Mrs. Edwin S. Frank ontertnlned at
luncheon nnd brldgo on Thursday nt her
npnrtment In tho Parkway, Chelsea.
Mrs. William II. Bnrtlctt gavo a small
bridge yesterday afternoon nt her Chelsea
cottnge, 105 South Elbcron nvenue.
Mrs. Wllllnm Crnlg nnd Miss Craig, of
Merchantvllle, who havo a cottngo here
every summer, havo Issued cards for n
lunchoon and bridge nt tho Atlantic City
Yacht Club on Thursday, July G.
Mrs. Henry F. Mlcholl will entertain nt
bridge noxt Wednesday afternoon at her
cottnge on Kingston nvenuo.
Mrs. Chnrlcs S. Bllyeu will be hostess at
cards tho following day at her summer
homo. 121 States avenue.
Mrs. Albert Bnltz gave a fishing party
Wednesday afternoon aboard her yacht, the
Emma B.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eomls nre occupy
ing their cottage on South Morris avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard and their
family will arrive today to open their cot
tage, 30 South Rhode Island avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dleslnger have Mrs.
Minnie Joergor nnd her mother, Mrs.
Tholey, ns tholr guests nt tholr cottage,
10 South Tallahassee avenue.
Mrs. Gcorgo Ralston, wlfo of Colonel
Ralston, of Toronto, who Is with hlB army
In Franco, gavo a small tea In the subma
rine grill of the Traymoro yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Michael Ehret arrived at tho Chel
sea Thursday and win remain for the entlro
season. Other Phlladelphlans at tho Chelsea
arc Mr. P. T, Brlco, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Mackoy. Mr. nnd Mrs. IS. S, Pleasonton, Mr.
W. L. Hurley, tho Misses Hurley, Miss Rid
dle and Miss Do Cou.
Tioga
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MISS MARIE HELEN POLLEY
Miss Marie Helen Polley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugepe Polley, of 2018 North
Robb street, Baltimore, Sid., Is the guest
this week of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel P. Corcoran, of 3041 North 21st
street. She took part In a number of
amateur theatrical productions during the
last winter.
A fairy play, entitled "The Fairies' Child."
will be produced by the Junior Dramatic
Society on the lawn of 3116 North 19th
street, this afternoon, for the benefit of the
Church of Our Lady of tho Holy Souls.
Mr. and Mrs- George Gravenstlne, of West
Allegheny avenue, have been spending some
time at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thorn, or 3222 North
15th street, have gpne to Ventnor to remain
through the summer
rrw& lla AvpntlA Methodist t?nlw.nn,l
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Church will hold a very attractive outdoor
carmvai on rnuaj ,, k,uwuu, .jutte &q
and 24. at 7th street and Erie avenue. To-
.-.. tUa. nnnlial itfpnM nf tVA filltldav Unlinnl
la being held at Nsham!ny Falls.
South Philadelphia
Mr. George W. Price, of 2145 South Lee
street, has been spjndlng this week at
Mahanoy City, In attendance at the annual
convention of tho I. O. R. M.
Delaware County
Miss. Laura f lUbberd. ot Media, an
nounces the marriage of her niece. Miss
Laura May Hlbberd, ard Mr Horace Rich
ards BarnM, ee Tuesday. June 13, In the.
First Baptist Church. Media. The ceremony
Vas performed by the Rev Mr Stauh. Mr
and Mrs. Barnes will live la Media,
MANY BRIDES HAVE CHOSEN
MID-JUNE FOR WEDDINGS
Marriage ,of Daughter of Mr. George H Earle, Jr., Will
Be Picturesque Affair -Wedding of Miss Brinton
and Mr. Sturani Another Fashionable Event
ONK of the moat fashionable of the early
summer weddings wftB that of Miss
Hnnsell French Earle. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Enrlo, Jr., nnd Mr. Joseph
M, Pat(6rson, 2d, which took plnco at
Broad Acies. the country homo of the
bride's p-trents nt Bryn Mnwr, nt 4 o'clock
this afternoon In tho presence of tho Imme
diate families nnd a few Intlmnto friends.
Tho Rev. Thomas Dellhnnt, S. J., of Balti
more, Mllc.ntcd.
Miss Enrlo, who was given In mar
riage by her fnthcr, wore a superb
gown of bridal satin covered with nn over
dress of cloudy white tulle nnd laco nnd
mndo with n long court train. Her tulle
ell wan caught with orange blossoms nnd
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of tho
valley.
Mrs Lawrcnco Dllworth Beggs, a sister
of the bride. waB tho matron of honor
nnd Miss Kathnrlno 55. Ogden the maid of
honor. They wero gowned In pink chif
fon cloth, with largo pink tullo hats, and
cnrrled round bouquets of pink nnd blue
hydrangeas Tho bridesmaids were Miss
Edith Earle, Miss Gladys Howland Earle,
Mrs. Victor C. Mather, sisters of the bride,
nnd Mrs. Oeorgo II. Earle, 3d, MIbs Mary
K. Clayton, Miss Mao Patterson, Miss Theo
dorn It Llllle nnd Miss Caroline Rulon
Miller. They woro attractive frocks of
gray orchid and pink tulle, with pink
tullo hats and will carry shower bouquets
of pink nnd bluo hydrangeas.
Tho llttlo rlowcr girl wns tho bride's
niece, MIbs Loulso Beggs, who wore a
dainty whlto frock with pink ribbons nnd
carried a basket of pink flowers. There
wero r.vo ribbon bearers. Miss Katharine
Mather,- Miss Carollno Graham, Master
Charles Mather, Mastor Clayton Beggs and
Master Edgar Rulon-Mlller.
Mr. Patterson had Mr. B. Baldwin Ed
wards ns best man. nnd the ushers wero
Mr. Gcorgo II. Enrle, 3d, Mr. Ralph
liirle, Mr. Lawrence D. Beggs. Mr. Gilbert
Mather, Mr. Aldcn Leo, Mr. Walter Fot
terall, Mr. Joseph Molten, Mr. Spencer B.
Downing nnd Mr. F. Lytton Patterson.
STURANI BRINTON.
Tho marriage of Miss Alberta Wright
Brlnton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RIchnrd
B. Brlnton, of GD00 Drcxel road, Over
brook, to Mr. Plorro Ccsnra Sturani took
place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at tho
homo of tho brldo's parents. Tho coro
inony was porformed by tho Rov. Wlll
lnm R. Turner, rector of tho Memorial
Church of St. Paul, Ovorbrook. Miss Brin
ton, who was given In marriage by her
father, was gowned in duchess satin nnd
laco. Her tullo veil was arranged with
orange blossoms and festooned with laco,
and she carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley.
Miss Helen C. Brlnton, who wns attended
by her sister as maid of honor, woro nn
exquisite frock of bluo georgette crepe,
with a pnlo yellow girdle, a bluo hat and
enrried a large bouquet of larkspur and
jollow roses. Mr. Sturani wns unat
tended. A small reception for the Imme
diate families followed the ceremony.
After nn extended wedding Journey Mr.
and Mrs. Sturnnl will Uvo In Glen Riddle,
whore they havo taken a house. Mr. Stu
rani In a son of Count Carlo Sturnnl, of
Bologna, Italy.
MACGANNON SEEDS.
A wedding today of Interest to German
town will bo that of Miss lola Merle Seeds,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seeds, of
Upsal street and Wlssahickon avenuo, to
Mr. Edward Gordon M. MacGnnnon. The
ceremony will be performed In Calvary
Protestant 'Eplscopnl Church. Manhelm
street nnd Pulaski avenue, at 0:30 o'clock,
by the Rev. Franklin Moore, rector of tho
church. Tho brldo, who will bo given In
marrlngo by her father, will wear an ex
quisite gown of whlto silk net. The bodice
will bo composed of silver brocade, nnd the
pklrt made In full petal effect with a long
train of tho net falling from the shoulders
and n veil of duchess lace aver It. Tho veil
will bo caught with orange blossoms, nnd
she will carry a shoWcr bouquet of Bride
roses nnd lilies of tho valley. Mrs. James
Donaldson, tho matron of honor, will wear
a handsomo model of peach-pink, taffeta
over n foundation of heavy silver lace.
She will' wear a black tulle and horsehair
hat, trimmed simply with a bird of para
dise, and will carry an arm bouquet of
bronze-colored snapdragons and Ophelia
roses.
Mr. MacGannon will have his brother,
Dr. N. T. MacGannon, of Nashville, Tenn.,
as best man, nnd the ushers will Include
Mr. Lawrence MacOannon, of Montreal;
Mr. Joseph Seeds, of Germantown ; Mr. Rob
ert Lewis, Mr. David Kncedler, of this cltyj
Dr Scott Nearlng, of Toledo, O. ; Major
Allison MacCuen, R. N.. and Lieutenant
DouglaB Armstrong. R. N., of Montreal:
Mr. Walter Ruprecht. or New YorK, nna
Dr. Hector Benolt, of Montreal.
LARE CHICK.
An Interesting nnd picturesque wedding
will take placo this evening at 7 o'clock in
St Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church,
18th street and Glrnrd avenue, when Miss
Elennore C. Chick, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Chick, of 1816 Wylle street,
will become the bride of Mr. Dnnlel W.
Lnro. The rector, the Rov. Charles Pierce,
will officiate, A reception at the homo of
tho bride's parents will follow the coremony.
The bride, who will bo given In marriage by
her father, will wear a robe of white lace,
draped over duchess satin, with a court
train of tho satin. Her veil of tulle will
be nrrnnged with sprays, of orange blos
soms. Miss Elizabeth J. Chick, the bride's
sister, will bo maid of honor. She will
wear a gown of white net trimmed with
pink' and blue, draped over white taffeta,
and a Leghorn hat, with trimming of pink
and blue ribbons and one pink rose. In har
mony with the pink nnd bluo color scheme
of the wedding, the bridesmaids. Miss Mary
Lare, Mlsa Ethel Elliott, Miss Carrie Old
and MIbs Gertrude Tingle, will wear quaint
frocks of taffeta and tulle, with hats to
match, two being In blue and two In pink.
Miss Jnno Kllllon, the dower girl, will wear
a frock of white net trimmed with pink,
with an undersllp of taffeta, and her silver
basket will holdplnk and blue flowers.
Mr. Lare will have Mr. John Gash as
best man, and his ushers will be Mr, Will
iam Long, Mr. Vassar Kicherman, Mr. Wil
bur Mears nnd Mr, Herman Melsgelgea,
Mr. Lare and his bride will return from
their wedding Journey in July and will be
at home at 6018 Regent street.
HUNTER WIEOAND.
Tho wedding of Mlsa Gertrude H. WIe
gand, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. J. Henry
Wlcgand. of M4 North 69th street, and Mr,
Edwin L. Hunter, of Camden, N. J., will
take place this evonlng at 6:30 o'clock at
the home of the bride's parents.
The Rev. A, Pohlman, D, D., rector of the
Temple Lutheran Church, 5!d and Race
streets, will officiate.
The maid of honor will be Miss E. Ger
trude Spaeter, and Miss Helena E. Wlegand,
a sister of the bride, will be the bridesmaid,
while Mr, Rosco O. Hunter, a brother of the
bridegroom, will act as best man.
A receptlbn for 100 guests will follow the
ceremony, after which Mr. Hunter and his
bride will leave for Atlantic City. Upon
their return they will live at 114 North B9tb
street, where they will be at home after
July 4. ,
INSBLM AN NEWMAN.
An attractive summer wedding will be
that of Miss Sayde Newman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Newman, of 17150 North
siEt street, to Mr. Jacob Inselman. which
will bo solemnized at &:30 o'clock tomor
row In Apouo lian. uroaa street and Co
lumbia avenue, with Rabbi Englander of
ficiating. The bride.' whg will be given In
marriage by her father, will wear a sown
of white silk net with trimmings of radium
lace and. duchess satin ana a tune veil ar
ranged with the wreath of orange bios
boms worn by her mother Miss Edyth.
Friedman, the maid of honor, wilt wear a
frock of white net draped over taffeta and
trimmed with Nile green silk. Mrs. Sam
uel Sacks, the matron of honor, will he
gawned In whlto duchess satin with a touch
of pink. Miss Elsie MoskowlU, Miss Kslher
Levy, Miss Ella Wnldman and Miss Clara
Hoskln will be bridesmaids. Their frocks
nro of white net draped over pink taffeta
nnd trimmed with pink.
WEBB-MAGEB.
Tho marrlnge of Miss Hnzci J. Mngee afid
,Mr. Raymond a. Webb, of 1820 Chestnut
street, took place Wednesday afternoon at
the homo of the bride's parents, 1843 Rldga
?tn.ue,-,.The Rov' Llewellyn Caley ofllc.
lated. Tho bride was attended by her sls
ters, Miss Alberta Magcc, ns maid of honor,
and Miss Katharine Mageo, ns flower glfl.
Mr tinier L, Webb wns best man.
Following a trip to Atlantic City. Mr.
and Mrs. Webb will llvo at 1843 Rldgo ave
nue for a short tlmo. ,
CORSON STAHR.
An Interesting wedding took place at noon
today when Miss Mildred W. Stnhr, daugh
ter of Mrs. L. p. stahr, of 3657 North Broad
street, boenmo tho bride of Mr. William M.
Corson, of Hnzleton, Pa, Tho ceremony
was performed at tho home of tho officiating
clergyman, tho Rev. Robert R. Llttcll, of tho
Tioga Presbyterlnn Church, and was fol
owed by a breakfast The bride wore a
traveling suit of dark bluo taffeta with a
dark blun hrnlit t,a .. ...... .-
win spend the summer travollng and will
1A fit l,n, n c-, . . .. . .
....... ..Bioi oepwmoer j. in itazioton.
RING RILET.
Tho marrlaifo of Miss Anna M. Iltley,
daughtor of Mrs. Mnrgaret Riley, of 011
.ori0tn ntreot' and Mr. Jeremiah Ring,
of 3001 North Park avenue, took placo
this afternoon in St Stcphon's Roman Cath
olic Church, Broad and Butler streets. Tho
Rov. Richard Scanlan porformed the cere
mony. The bride woro a gown of whlto
satin nnd georgette crcpo. She was at
tended by Miss Anna Deeny ns brides
maid In a frock of pink georgette crcpo and
a leghorn hat trimmed with pink roses. Mr.
Ilarry Messlngcr acted as best man. Mr.
Ring nnd his bride left for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada, nnd will bo at home
after July IB nt 3011 North 10th Btreet
LAX GOLDSCHILD
The marrtago of Miss Mildred O. Golds
child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Goldschlld, of 842 North 6th street, to Mr.
Harry It Lax will take placo tomorrow
evening at tho homo of the bride's parents.
Tho coremony will be performed by tho
Rev. Dr. Honry Berkowltz, of tho Rodoph
Shalom Tcmplo nnd will bo followed by
a dinner. Mr. Goldschlld will glvo his
daughter In marriage. She will wear a
lingerie frock of hand-embroldercd organ
dlo with a hat of white hemp and tulle.
Miss Jncquenctto F. Goldschlld and Miss
Bertha Lax will bo bridesmaids, nnd Mr.
Michael Lax will attend his brother ns best
man. Mr. Lax and his brldo will Bpend the
summer traveling nnd will bo nt home after
September IB, at 3101 Columbia avenuo.
LUDWIG LEVINSON
A pretty wedding will be solemnized to
morrow night In the Temple Pool Zedlk,
1019 South Bth street, when Miss Fay R.
Lovlnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benja
min Levlnson, of 1804 North 31st street,
will becomo the brldo of Mr. Samuel Lud
wlg. Tho ceremony will be performed by
Rabbi Vlnachor and wlU bo followed by a
Inrge reception at Fisher's Hotel, 009 Arch
street. A gown of whlto duchess satin com
bined with sliver Ince and tulle, nnd a veil
of tulle caught with orange ,blossomB, will
bo worn by the bride, who will bo given In
marriage, by her father. Miss Frances Lud
wig, tho maid of honor, will bo nttlred In a
palo pink tnffeta frock, trimmed with silver
lace. The bridesmaids wll bo Miss Besslo
Levlnson, Miss Hester Goldstein, Mlsa
Snydo Torln and Miss Sophia Ludwlg.
Mr. Henry Ludwlg will bo best man, and
Mr. Samuel Levlnson, Mr. Jacob Slmklns,
Mr. Louts Adler nnd Mr. Joseph Ludwlg
will act as ushers,
McCAIRNSG ALLEN.
St. Joachim's Church, Frankford, was
tho scene of a pretty wedding on Wednes
day morning, when tho marrlogo of Miss
Margaret Burtman Gallen and Mr. James J.
McCnlrns was solemnized by the Rev. Fran
cis P. Fltzmaurlce. Tho bride, who was
glvon In mnrrlage by her brother, Mr, Ed
ward J. Gallen, woro a gown of white stitin
embroidered In pearls and fashioned with a
court train. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms and she carried a showor
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Mlsa Clare M. Drexlcr was the matd-of-honor,
while the bridesmaids were Miss
Agnes McCalrns, sister of tho bridegroom,
and Miss Mary McMenamtn, of Clifton
Heights, Fa. Miss Drexler wore a rrocK
of whlto net, trimmed with pink and sliver
ribbons and rosebuds. Her hat was of pink
silk net, with a cloth of sliver crown and
(pink ribbon streamers. The bridesmaids'
frocks were of white net, trimmed with pink
ribbons, while tholr hats were of pink
georgette crepe with ribbon streamers. The
bride's attendants all carried pink sweet
peas.
Mr. McCalrns had Mr, Joseph Lowry
as best man. and his ushers were Mr. John
Neville and Mr. John Drexler, Jr. A break
fast followed the ceremony. After a .wed
ding Journey Mr,' and Mrs. McCalrns will
live at 1670 Wakellng street Frankford.
STROTBECK MEISEL.
The marriage of Miss Kunt Melsel nnd
Mr. Charles Strotbeck was performed
Wednesday evening by the Rev. William
Rath, at the home of the bride's sister,
Mrs. Herman Mater, 4B12 North 18th street
The bride was dressed In a gown of whits
organdy and carried a bouquet of white
roses. Miss Anna Strotbeck was brides
maid, and Mr, Charles Rummel was beat
man. Following a short wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Strotbeck will make their homo at
2708 West Huntingdon street
COOCK LUKENa
Miss Mary B. Lukens, of HIS West
Cumberland street and Mr, nichard A.
Coock, of S518 North 12th street, were
married this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
Mr, auteltlus, at the parsonage of the
Grace Reformed Church, 2720 North 11th
street. Mr. and Mrs. Coock were unat
tended. After an extended wedding tour
the young couple will be at home at 3351
North Delhi street
KNITTWEIS RUOFF,
Miss Anna Ruoff, of 1233 Somerset street
and Mr, Frank J, Knlttwels, of 295S North
Falrhlll street were married In St, Bona
venture's Church on Thursday. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev, Father
Koenes. A reception followed at the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. Catherine Ruoff.
After returning froij) a wedding .trip, the
newly wedded couple wJU lve at 1233 West
Somerset street. "'"
BHIDE TO KETAJ4 Uga NABIE
Bryn Mawr Graduate Married Yester
day in New York to Dramatist's
Brother
Miss Lucille Davidson, daughter of Mr.
Samuel Davidson, and Mr. Scudder Middle,
ton. brother of Mr. George Middleton, tha
dramatist were married yesterday after
non at 14 Central Part West New York
The bride was unattended, and only tha
Imedlate relatives. Including Senator Jtobert
M. La Folletto and Mrs. La Follettc, were
present at the ceremony, which waa per.
jormed by the Rev. Marje Jenny Howe,
Mr Mtddletpn Is a widely known post
Mi aa Davidson, who graduated from Bryn
Marw this month, la connected with the
Bureau of Municipal Research, and. ll'to her
sister-in-law. Miss Vols, La. Follettev will
retain her own name. Mr. MWdttton 0,iid
I Miss Davidson wll Uve at 9 WasMeastoB
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