EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, Jtfrtt- 19, 1910.
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j50Y WYNNE'S EVERYDAY CHAT
jxs lvmi mjKB ujtf sUUIETY
I Dinner and Dance for Pepper-Myers Wedding Party Will
of ftioiv Hf nnvi'J)n tr
w ... y, JMVIUB JLXUlim
mMB MM party of the Pcpper-Myers
TVnBJ,l which, by tho way, Is to tako
weQU"'-" ... b entertalncd to.
n1 dinner, followed by a dance, kt
6!h a .."",. h. nbout forty additional
t i. W the Lowla Nellbona at tholr
' rta Coo-odc. in Bt. Davld'a.
I S pwpert uahor8'.yo" k",: .'
counirjr . - vouncr
gSTKrihon I. a great friend of tho
!. -o It Is but natural that such
I HeuJhtfiil entertainment ehould be
& ft bTdal pa ty who w... go to the
U tt the onaiu ji -iilniheth Mvors.
1 jfabon.on.jni ... ;" .
rmUle Williams, Eleanor Carpenter, Anne
f" ', Eleanor Popper, Sarah Penrose,
wifflb'eth Grimth, Agnes BrocUlo, Edith
SSe Theodora Mile. Elizabeth Adams.
CUM Spenser, Eleanor Verncr, Barbara
Zd, Molly Thayer, Jack Thayer. Law
nce Murdock, John Meigs, 2d, whose
Stgcment to Elizabeth Myers was an
nounced last week; Steelmar, Dlsston,
Loula Borle, Dick Hart, David Spoonor,
rLar Townsend, Edward Harris, young
IfVvward and Charlie Myers, Clarence
"" ,. nd Wlllard Spensor, Jr. Sarah
Myers1 engagement to Jacob Stcelman
. ,,H rnrpntlv also.
DlMton was uii"""'"-
' The Wharton Storks aro giving a din
ner tonight to tho Edward Hoffman, Jrs
but at their homo In Oak Lane.
..ndnrfltand tho Hoff mans 'aro going
'? to spend the summer Wth Mrs. Hoffman's
-..w Mrs. William Bedwood Wright.
t Waldheim, her placo In Logan. What
. k.mv marriage theirs has becnl In
' jhjjo days of so much unhapplness in
. i. 1m n Bniirra nt rrn.l.
marital reunions it .a u. o-.-w - .-..
Station to know how many are truly
happy and would not for worlds tako
lack their promises for better or for
l?orse.
I could not think what had struck many
Cf our smart girls on Saturday. I was
waiting for a car at Broad and Chestnut
gtreets about noontime, and I saw no less
' than four of them dressed In khaki uni
forms for all tho world like "snojors,"
with reguar army hats and greenish
brown flannel shirts. The hats wero tied
-with cords and had In brass letters
1 N S. S. on the crowns. They woro
lyings, too, and suddenly I realized
that It was Navy Day, and, as one
"rooky" had said to mo before departing
for the camp held Bevcrai weeics ngo in
ChBvy Chase, they were going down to
tho navy yard to "qunrterlzo" tho wounds
of the "snojers" In tho terrible sham bat
ti which took placo there. Mind you,
about twenty-four lady rookies were en
titled to Inter Into tho Red Cross tent and
bind up and pqur In oil on tho wounds of
the (n)heroes, who soemed to bo wounded
much more frequently than was neces
sary. By the way, 1 N. S. S. means First
National Service School.
' Molly Thayer was guest of honor at a
Jqncheon and tennis tournament yester
day given by tho Wharton Slnklers at
t their home in Elklns Park. Molly, as I
have often said, Is qulto one of tho most
attractive of last year's buds' and Is ex
tremely popular. The other guests at
the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. Gllly
Ervln, Mr. and Mrs. Marmaduko Tllden,
Almee Hutchinson, Elslo Slnkler, Mr. and
Mrs. Fltz-Eugeno Dixon, Mr. and Mrs
George W. Elklns, Jr., Charlie Willing,
to Russell Thayer, Aleck Thayer and Dr. O.
MPerry Pepper.
NANCY WYNNE.
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Personals
One of the most Important summer wed-
' dlnja will take place on Thursday, when
Miss Marlon T. Myers, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Heywnrd Myers, of St.
David's, will be married to Mr. George
Wharton Pepper, Jr., of Devpn. Tho cere
mony will take place In St. Martln'B Epis
copal Church at Radnor, nnd as this Is such
a small church and the Myers and Pepper
families bo numerous, tho Invitations to the
church are limited to the fnmltles and rela
tives of the bride and bridegroom. A large
reception, however, will follow at the
Myers' home on St. David's road. Miss
Eliabeth S. Myers will attend her sis
ter as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Margaretta D. Myers, MIbs
Birah 8. Myers, sisters of the bride: Miss
Emilia D. Williams, jkllss Eleanor S. Car
penter. Miss Anne Lewis and Miss Char
lotte Eleanor Pepper, sister of the brlde
ncom. Mr. Lawrence C. Murdoch will be
the best man. and the ushere will be Mr.
Harry II. Nellson, Mr, Charles Louis Borie.
Jr, Mr, Richard H, Harte, Jr.. Mr. David C.
Bpooner. Mr. Caspar W. B. Townsend, Mr.
Edward B. Harris. Mr. W. Heyward Myers.
Jr., and Mr. A. C. Myers, brothers of the
Mae,
Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Wood and their
on. Master Walter A. Wood. 3d, of 355
south lth street, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
rWDerts, of, New york, were the weekend
tf .. ui r. ana Mrs. Charles Custls liar,
jk Won at Happy Creek Farms, St. David's.
irJf ',? ,ppua M1!ler- J""-- n f Mr, and
n,PS(llllpus MlUer- ' St. David's, left
miu n.e8d?y t0 enter the West Point
"Hilary Academy.
Miss Tallman nf witni..t . ..
wV,.kunnd 7' Mr' ana 'B- William Baker
t .?. .f Clovelly, pevon, Mrs. Whelen
tod.., 7- '"l0"si luncheon and muslcale
""Jar In honor of her guest.
nru
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K efli'r rtrB?rert,oJ'rord8 B1y.,e- daughter
Jlydal ,V,7. V ""' . uoyje, jr.. or
Whii 9 i been ePnd'n some time
Huntlnir ti 7 i"' ."er w JoW', of
twnedM111 farra- 01e" "lddle. has re
umea to hr hom at Rdal.
family "n? Hr."-am3.s-. Tylor and their
SSriaJLi' Em Mt. "Airy avenue, Mt.
thVn?''1 th6lr COttase ln CheIsea
t rdrxts, &
SS.'Ul- ,01 Vor'k Bead Coy tr?
Hi th. ,1' lQWln(r mctra we eleefed
W, B uh.lly.ar.! Pre''n. Mw.
rlec'0ai? Us J"" Pre'dent. Mrs.
SSsarer ?i. ortiWlW. Mrs. Endegardj
usurer, Mrs. Thoraaa K. Ober, Jr '
J ir,nlt freeman Bowley. USA. and
1&S. who will brmm8betedSs
uk. at ths ankford Arsenal last
AlOnCT thfi Mnin T.?
WSilSff sssi?
OVms-Utw, Tha Jt Pierponi
niZJr Swlft.t". In the rocono
Mountains, where they will spend the sum
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Oerstelt, of 22
Church road, have gone to Capo May for a
six weeks' stay. '
HAVEIlFonD Miss Katharine Baum,
of Haverford Court, gave a lUnehoon Sat
Urday In honor of Miss Eleanor Drier nnd
Mas Katherlne Grant, of Pittsburgh, nnd
Miss Jean Webster, of Springfield, Mass,
who are visiting Miss Margaret Hlley, of
Wayne. They are nil students ln Vassar
College
BUYN MAWn. Mrs. Paxson' Deeter. of
Bryn Mawr, accompanied by her guest,
Mrs. Edward Lawrence, of Boston, left yes
terday to Bpcnd a week nt Wernersvlllo,
Pa.
Miss Marie noget. of Chicago, la spending
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs George W.
Chllds Drcxel, nt Wootton, their homo In
Bryn Mawr.
Miss Isabel Mnddlson. of 217 Roberts
road, sailed Saturday for England, where
she will spend the summer with her parents.
BOSEMONT Mrs Charles Townsend and
her family, of MontrOie avenuo, are spend
ing six weeks at their cottage ln Beach
Haven. Mr. Townsend will Join them
shortly.
Germantown
n?Ir" an1 Mrs- Arthur M. Harrington, of
821 Westviow street, will leave tho first
week In July to occupy their cuttngo at
"" iitna ior me summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Phewlls, of the Del
mar. who nro traveling through the Orient,
will rot return until autumn.
Mrs. Enoch Taylor, of the' Delmar, West
Cholten avenue, has gone to Asbury Park
for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. William Allison has gone to James,
town, R. I for tho summer.
Miss Grnce Lonsdale and her Bister, Miss
Maud Lonsdalo, of 6202 Wlssnhlckon ave
nue, accompanied by Mr. John M. Roso nnd
Mr. John Munche, of Germantown. motored
to New York on Saturday, where they
spent the week-end as the guests of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Newton Lccdom an
nounce, the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Esther Loedom, to Mr. Lewis Orton
Thayer.
Mr. Forrest Colbrldgo. of 58 West Chclton
avenue, has left for Green Creek, N. J.,
where ho will remain during tho summer
ns tho guest of Mr. Gabriel Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Frith, of 355
East Price street, have left for Seaside
Heights, K. J whore they will open their
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Howard L. White, of 60 West
Haines street, ha3 returned from Hebron.
Md., where she spent a month as tho guest
of Air. and Mrs. Lewis Jenkins.
Tho Thetn Tau Fraternity gave a din
ner Saturday evening in honor of the new
members at tho fraternity house, which
was officially opened that night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparta Fritz, of 15D Maple
wood avenue, have opfincd their cottage In
Ocean City, N. J for tho summer.
. THREE RECENT BRIDES '
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Mf?s.JLAf wait- I! -,$& Ja-ki, m " 4' a mjp& Mtc1ro. J3mrr
I 'hmSSSIy'md I Weddings
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Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs O. BlBmark Klesewetter
and their family, of Noble, have closed their
country home and are occupying their cot
tage at Sea Isle City, for tho sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. .Klesewetter entertained
a house party over the week end In honor
of Miss Myrtle McKee, of Jenklntown, nnd
her fiance, Mr, John Orson Flndelsen, of
Frankford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mclnnes, of
Mountain road, Oak Lane, accompanied by
their family, will close their country homo
the end of June nnd will leave for Ocean
City, N. J., to. occupy their cottage for the
summer. Mr. nnd Mrs Mclnnes will have
Mrs. Mclnnes' sister. Miss Luclle Fenton,
of Baltimore, Md , as their guest for several
weeks In July.
MrB. W. Mason, of Doylestown, and Miss
Dorothy Ruddach, of Noble, have returned
home from the Pennsylvania State Col
lege, where they spent several days and
attended tho special exercises, tho college
ball and the commencement of the class of
1918. They were the guests of the Phi
Delta Beta Fraternity.
Miss Helen Prlngle. of Woodlawn nvenue.
Wyncotej gave an Informal dance Saturday
evening at her hpme.
Tioga
MR, AND MBS. SAMUEL LUDWIG
Mr and Mrs. Samuel LudwJg, whose
marriage took place last Wednesday, are
SI present on their weddjng trip,
Mr and Mrs. Henry Calvin Trumbower
.htir family of 1839 West Venango
:&tawlUtoWrtlr-Ir their country
home In QuakertovpJ.
Mr and Mrs. B. Meyerhoff, ol ' 5f J North
-,..?,. accompanied by their niece,
Sfr1. vH Btern? bvV closed their Tioga
ffonte fna rylng their cttage la
Atlantis City.
r. .n Mra. Max J Nathan,' of 1810
,Wr nrio street; have announced the
Wtst OnVh,; daughter. Miss Ha.
5aSKTSM? Bernstein.
Mm W nwmaTot Mtchanteburr. P.L
tnsWtttTtesa.Btrjet
WestJPhiladelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlci F. Wnll nnd their
dnughters. Miss Dorothy Wall and Miss
Mnrgnrot Wall, will closo their house, 4433
Pino atrcct, this week and will occupy their
cottage ln Ocean City, N. J., for tho sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Joicph Justice, of 4035
Chester avenue, will leave for Nova Scotia
today to remain until tho full.
Mrs Charles Eugene Dougherty, of 1046
South 61st street, and Mrs John Curtln
Larimer, of the West Locust Apartments,
have returned to town nfter a fow weeks'
visit to Ocean Gate, N. J., as tho guests of
Dr. E. Roland Hearne, of thlR city '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Dennis, of 130 North
Ruby street, nro receiving congratulations
on tho birth of a dnughtcr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Goldberg, of 6064 Mar
ket street, announce tho betrothal of their
daughter, Miss Bessie Goldberg, to Mr.
Isador Gottlieb, of 904 North 7th street.
South Philadelphia
Miss Ircno C. Leslie, of 1126 South Broad
street, motored to Atlantic City on Frl
dny, to remain until tdmorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoctor. 2234 South
Bancroft street, left Friday for a week nt
tho Progress House, Atlantic City.
Mr. William Brndley, of 2140 Wharton
street; Mr. R. J. Beverldgo, of 1915 Rltner
street; Mr. P. Hagnn, of 2037 Garrett street,
and Mr. Edw. Landy, of 282.! Wharton
street, left Friday for a week's cruise down
the Delaware to tho Breakwater on a fishing
trip. They will bo the guests of Constable
William Douglass, of 328 Wlnton street, on
his powerboat Esther.
Mr. Chester A. Shirley, of 2014 South 22d
street, left yesterday to spend a month
along the Atlantic coast, stopping at At
lantic City, Capo May, Wlldwood and
Ocean City. N. J.
Mr. William P. Camac, of 2126 Wharton
street. Is spending two weeks with friends
at Dover, Del. Mr. Cnmao will return
July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Mngulro. of 1630
South 21st street, and their three children
will leave July 1 to spend two weeks as
the guests of Mrs. Catherine Mooney, of
Chestnut Hill.
A double wedding will bo performed to
day In tho Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel by the Rev. Thomas Terllzzl, O.
S. A., when Mr. Daniel C. D'Orazio, of 1018
South 9th street, will wed Miss Anna Dl
Medio, of 1033 South 9th streot, and the
former's sister. Miss Roso D'Oiazio. who
lives at the same address as her brother,
will marry Mr. Guldo D'Ambroslo, of 331
North 64th street.
Mrs Michael A. Spatola and Mrs. Charles
Kaelkcr were tho guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Bradbury, of New York, at tho Hotel
Dennis, Atlantic City, for several days last
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin J. Cooke and their
family hao left for Ocean City, N. J.,
where thoy w 111 occupy their new cottage nt
1232 Asbury nvenue until October.
Miss Adele Cooke will entertain a num
ber of week-end parties during tho sup'
mer season
Mr. and Mrs. James Keys, of 2333 South
11th street, spent the week-end at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Klrkpatrlck, of 1304
Porter street, are nt Lynnwood Heights, N.
J., where yey will remain for to weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pomerantz, of Moya
menslng avenue nnd Mlftlln street, have
left to spend the summer at Atlantic City.
Mr Isaac Greene, of Stone House lane,
spent the week-end at Wlldwood
Mr. Alfred Cannon, of 940 Mifflin street,
spent the week-end at Sea Isle City as the
guest of Mr. Max R. Brown.
Mr. William J. Evans, of 1628 South
Front streot, has left for his summer home
at National Park, N. J.
Mr. Charles Phayre, of 1935 South 13th
street, has returned after spending a week
with friends at Cape May
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Read, of 1!338 SoutH
16th street, will leave tomorrow to spend
bIx weeks at Ocean City, N, J,
Mr, and Mrs. J. H, Donaghy. of 1939 Sny
der avenue, and Master George Donaghy
and Miss Luclle Donaghy will open their
cottage at Wlldwood on July 1.
Mrs. Margaret Donaghy, of 1741 South
Taylor street, will spend two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. John J, Flanagan, at Wild
wood. Mrs. Donaghy Is convalescing after
a serious Illness1
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Baxter, of Drexel
and Owen avenues, wll entertain their card
club at a delightful garden party and dance
at their home this evening. Among the
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. James Caswell,
Mr and Mrs, V, Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lofland, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, Mr, and
Mrs. Lewis Harley, Mr, and Mrs. W,
Naulty, Mr. and airs. BenJ. Osmond, Dr.
and Mrs. William, Maxunu. Dr. and Mrs.
J S. Blckley, Miss Etta Yarnall, Miss Mary
Hyland, Miss Edith Walker Mr. James
Funston and Mr. Francis Harley.
The members of St, Francis Junior Aux.
Illary will hold a tennis tournament and tea
at Griffith Park next Thursday afternoon.
A. silver cup will be given as a prize. Miss
Gertrude Bachler la chairman of the com
mittee and la assisted by Miss Carolyn
Koran1, Miss Frances Mack, Miss Elizabeth
Harrison, Miss Mildred Carter, Miss Helen
McNlchol. Miss) Marie Huber, Miss Agnes
Haggarty, Mlss Mary Frances Kelly. MUa
Marguerite MacDonald and Miss Ruth Is.
rael. , , ,,
A farewell dinner was given to Mr Albert
Eagle on Friday evening. Mr Eagle will
live, in Detroit. Mich., where he U engaged
la business.
Jl, delightful garden patty will be given
on the lwl f Mrs,' Alfred c Batch's home
on Wart Baltimore; avenue, pn June X. far
the bene fit of til Woman Suffrage pty.
RECEPTIONS, MUSICALES AND
DANCES ARE VERY POPULAR
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver F. Keely Will Entertain Members of
the Roxborough Melody Club at Their Home Tonight.
Various Other Matters of Interest
Evelyn Slocum, Miss Mra Smith. Miss May
MnRlo, Mini Ethel Kneass, Miss Emily
Hazlctt, Miss Virginia Seree, Miss Ruth
Smith. Miss Lisle Taylor and Mrs Leonard
Rodenhnusen.
Kensington
Mrs. William Craig has returned to her
homo ln Staten Island, N. Y, after a 10.
dny visit to her brother-in-law, Mr. James
Craig, of 3064 Thompson street. Mr. Wal
ter A, Craig, of Hopewell, Va., Ih visiting
his father
Mr. Frank Bradley, of 3026 Richmond
street, nnd Mr. Joseph Trasser. of 3116
Richmond street, have returned from a
four weeks' vacation at the Delaware
Water Gap.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron nnd her sister.
Miss Anna Stunit. of 2959 Richmond street,
spent the week-end with relatives at
Beverly, N. J.
Roxborough
Mrs. George W. Sloycr. of West Port
Royal avenuo will entertain next Friday
evening, when her guests will include Miss
Mary J. Patton. Mrs. William T Reetl. Mrs
Harry Wood, Mrs. Henneger. Mrs Louli
Flick, Mrs. Newton Bernard, Mrs. William
Carver. Mrs. William Kulp. Mrs John Lex.
Mrs. John Chrlstensen, Mrs Wllllnm F.
Steele, Mrs. John Rnnsford, Mrs. Herman
McMasters, Mrs. Howard Moyer, Mrs Sam
uel Miller, Mrs. Hnrrv Salmon, Mrs Will
iam McClellan. MrB. Whalley Sauers, Mrs.
George Wanklln and Mrs. Harry Clark.
The Race Committee of the Philadelphia
Swimming Club, consisting of Mr John C.
Mnls. Mr Victor Binder and Mr J. Fred
erick Doris, has arranged a series of swim
ming contests, to tako place on Saturdays
during the present month, July and Au
gust, over the Lafayette swimming course
In the Schuylkill River, above Flat Rock
Dam. Thero are open and closed contests,
nmong which are events for women nnd
girls.
MR. AND MRS OLIVER F. KEELY, of
Host Leverlngton nvenue, will give a
reception nnd muslcale tonight at their
homo for tho members of the Roxborough
Melody Club. This will bo tho final social
entertainment for tho season and the guests
will includo 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones
Thompson, Mrs D SIter Cornog. Mrs. Harry
H. Thompson, Miss Miriam Wctherlll. Miss
Lenore Cassll. Miss Elslo Held, Mrs. T.
Swngcr Potts. Mr. R. Bruce Wnllaco, Miss
Helen Mattls, Mrs A Tongue, Miss Ellen
Waldock, Miss Anna DuGnn, Miss Edith
Kerkc.slager, Miss Mnry Fleming, Mrs. J
Howarth, Miss Margaret O'Brien, Miss
Marian Llndcrman. MIhs Jessie Allison,
Mrs. James Hlndle. Mrs. E. Hunter Lord,
Mrs Jamc3 Blancy. Mrs. Harry Cnywood.
MIS3 E. L. Jones, Miss Helen Irwin. Mr.
Lester nlankln. Mr J. D Foerlng. Mr. M. J.
Garrlty. Mr. William Keely. Mr. T. W.
Schofleld, Mr. nnd Mrs Wayne Moyer, Mr.
Albert H. Allison, Mr. F Wlllard Corman,
Mr. A. L Phillips, Mr John Hodson, Mr.
Edward Wilson. Mr. George Wentllng, Mr.
Clarence Wcstermnn.
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The ladles of tho Lawn Tennis Commit
tee of tho Germantown Cricket Club tiave
Issued Invitations to tho players In the
Women's Interclub Lawn Tennis League for
a tennis tournament tomorrow afternoon
Luncheon will be served In the main club
house There will be tea and music during
the afternoon In the ladles' clubhouse.
Miss Lillian Miller, of 3213 North Broad
street, entertained at luncheon yesterday In
honor of Miss Mario Raber. of Highland.
Ill The gUests Included Miss Violet Shmld
helser. Miss Knthryn Shmtdhetser. Miss
Marguerite Ehrhart. Miss Agnes .Sautter.
Miss Mildred Drelsler. MIbs M. Edith Mc
Clellan. MIbs Charlotte Engel and Miss
Dorothea Allen.
THE Misses Carberry entertained at a
delightful dance nt Belfleld Country
Club last week. A number of the younger
set of the Northeast. Germantown and
Logan attended. Ampng the guests were
Mr. Francis O'Brien. Mr. Daniel Mackell,
Mr. Joseph Dougherty. ,Mr- LnJ.,re,nce
Hughes. Mr. Thomas Rhodes, Mr. Walter
Saul. Mr. John McGoern, Mr. W illlam
Smith. Mr. Thomas Mcllenry. Mr Howard
A. Garvin, Mr. Joseph A. Foley. Mr Will-!.-
it.,.p Mr Maurice Van Zanty. Mr.
Thomas Loftus, Mr John Dwyer. Mr Lang-
don cook, mr. rtiujom- --" i-
James Kershaw, Mr James Masterson, Mr.
William Roberts. Mr John A. Fallon, Mr.
William Thorpey. Sir. James Mcllenry, Mr.
Daniel Walker. Mr. Edward Sullivan. Mr.
Vincent Fleming. Mr. Warren Harris, Mr.
Harry Alexander. Mr. Johnson Hammond,
Mr. Walter Masterson. Mr. James Kelly,
Mr. Dan Hicks, Mr. Edward Hamilton. Mr
Albert McKay, Mr. John Walker. Mr,
Thomas Maloye, Mr James Walker. Mr.
AloyBlus Loughrey. Mr Thomas Cullen.
Mr. Joseph Hanna, Mr- Thomas Ryder and
Mr, John Doyle. Miss Mary F Carberry.
Miss Teresa V. Carberry. Miss Alice M, Car-,
berry, Miss Agnes McNally. Miss Anna Mc
Nally, Miss Theresa Trautwlne, MIbs Ida
Trautwlne. Miss Theresa Magulre, Miss
Marie Lynch. Miss Sarah Walsh, Miss Mae
Gleason, Miss Wllbertn Campbell, Miss Nan
McOarry, Miss largaret McCloakey, M ss
Katherlne Loftus. Miss Effle Kraft. M ss
Katherlne Murry. Miss Eleanor Murry, M ss
Eve O'Boyle. Miss Anna V, Torpey, Mlsa
Anna Heck, Miss Rose Hagen. Miss Made,
line Walker, Miss Catherine Walker, M ss
Madallne Dolan. Miss Marie Rlelly, Miss
Bessie Gleason. Miss Margaret Taylor. Miss
Monica Costella. Miss Alberta Mitchell, Miss
Lucy Baker, (Miss Ada HUI. Miss Mur el
Kee, Miss Florence Krtg. Miss Violet Grif
fin, Miss Katherlne Troy.
The Lakote Club gave their vice presi
dent, Miss Dnhmen. a surprise party last
Friday at her home. 3034 Glrard avenue.
Among those present were Miss Florence
Hasenfuss, Miss Edna Spledel, Miss Flor
ence Shull. Miss Eleanor Hickman. Miss
Elizabeth Christopher. Miss Kathrlne Ket
ter, Mlsa Florenca Dohmen, Mr. Horace
Fehr. Mr. Carl Leonhardt. Mr. Graham Ket.
ter. Mr. Earl Hough, Mr B. Monaghan.
Mr. William Knoltes and Mr Wright.
. The members of the PrtaclUa Sewing
.Circle held their annual picnic on Saturday
In Belmont Park. The members of the
circle include Mrs. L. Stanley Dobson. Mra.
Jacob Stull, Mrs. D. HH1 Rock. Mrs. Will
iam Peanell. Mra. Clyde Bowen, Mrs. Qeorga
Barlow, Mra. Charles McOIrr and Mlaa Anna.
Noble.
A aurprUa linen shower waa given Sat
urdas afternoon to Mls Mar.orle BJtwum
i,,. ih MnhM nt hr bridxa club. Tha
pjMta Vidua?, Mlsa Jant Cwvau- Mlsa work for yr jTwra.
Frankford
Miss Jena Blessing entertained at her
home, 4941 Darrah street, Saturday even
ing. There were 20 guests.
Mrs. Charles Castor, of 6932 Keystone
street, has Just returned from Washington,
D. C. where she has been spending the past
two weeks.
Mrs W. Sperry, of 4941 Darrah Btreet,
has us her guest Mrs. Frank Cox, of Oxford,
Chester County, Pa.
Miss Irene Taylor, of Hawthorne street,
Is spending three weeks with friends In
Pottsvllle.
Camdpn and Vicinity
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MISS MILDRED COLE
Mr. Morris Qcl. of Merchan.tvllle. gave a
garden party on Saturday afternoon, to an
nounce, the engagement of hl daughter
mi Mildred' Has en Cole, to Mr J Karl
.Blmkina. Pf CoUlngawoQd Mias Cole is
assistant pruauon oiuver jn v arourn uoun
ty, and M bJ engaged la charitable
ABEL OAKLEY.
Tho marriage of Miss Florence Eleanor
Oakley, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Frederick
Oakley, 3127 North 8th street, to Mr. Frank
S Abel, will tako placo this evening. The
ceremony will be followed by a reception
nt the homo of tho bride.
Tha bride will bo attended by Miss Bertha
Shntt8iiydcr as bridesmaid Mr. Ellwood
B Welsh will bo best man.
Mr and Mrs Abel, after a trip to Can
ada, will live nt 3173 Aramlngo nenuc.
CHAMBERS RMEDLEY
WILMINGTON. Del.. June 19, Tho mar
rlnge of Miss Esther K. Smcdlcy, dnughter
of Mr. Benjamin K. Smedley, nnd Mr. C.
Stnnley Chnmbers. of this clt, s6n of Mr.
nnd Mrs. John T, Chambers, of Kennott
Square, took placo Saturday at 6 o'clock at
the homo of tho brldo's father, 2607 West
16th street. Tho Friends' ceremony was
used.
Tho brldo was nttended by Miss Elslo R.
Dufllcld ns maid of honor, and her cousin,
Mrs. Maurice II. Mlchcntir, ns matron of
honor. Miss Helen Hubbell, of New York,
n cousin of tha bridegroom, nnd Miss Ruth
Mm shall, of Kennott Square, woro the
bridesmaids.
KEPPHART--CRISWELL.
A quiet wedding took placo Friday eve
ning nt 5 o'clock when Miss Reba Crlswell,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Crlswell,
6016 Race street, became the bride of Mr.
William Kopphart. The ceremony waB per
formed by the Rev. William J. Miller, Jr.,
of tho Tabernacle Lutheran Church, 69th
and Spruco streets.
Mr. Crlswell gavo his daughter ln mar
riage Her gown was of white taffeta made
full and short ocr white net with a boned
bodice. She wore n wreath of orango blos
soms In hy hair and carried a bouquet of
Bride roses and orange blossoms. Miss
Josephine Kesslcr, who attended the brldo
as maid of honor, woro whlto net covered
with pink taffeta. Her bouquet was pink
rose3 nnd forgctmenots.
Dr, J Raymond Crlswell, brpther of tho
bride, was Mr. Kcpphart's best man. After
a smnll reception for the family and a few
friends. Mr. Kepphnrt and bride left on an
oxtended trip After August 1 they will be
nt home nt 6040 Spruce street.
MALOY WILLIAMS.
A pretty homo wedding of Interest to
mnny took place on Wednesday when Miss
Jane Arllne Wllllnms, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs Charles N. Williams, 3435 North
Sjdonhnm street, became the bride of Dr.
Edward S. Maloy. of Mlffllnburg. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. R.
Rorer. of tho Mlffllnburg Methodist Epis
copal Church, ut the home of tho bride
groom, at M.ffllnburg, Mr. John Maloy. a
brother of tho groom, was best man. Miss
Erma S Williams and Miss Katherlne
Maloy were bridesmaids. After tho wed
llng dinner Mr. and Mrs. Maloy left
for their homo In Bcllefont. Pa. Thoy will
bo at home nfter July 1. Miss Williams
was very popular among the younger set
of Tioga.
SHOEMAKER SHUTE.
The wedding of Miss Lureta Shute, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. H. A Shute, to Mr.
Charles C Shoemaker took place at the
home of tho brldo's parents, 1J0S North
16th street, at 12:30 o'clock on Saturday.
The Rev. Dr R F Jones, of the Susque
hanna Aenuc Presbyterian Church, offi
ciated, The bride was given ln marriage
by her father.
The wedding took place In a tastefully
decorated room under a bower of flowers.
The wedding ceremonies were followed by
a luncheon.
Those present beside tho bride's parents
were Mrs. and Miss Shoemnker, Mr and
Mm E L Shute, Miss Lorna Shute, Mr
and Mrs. R A. Foley, of Langhorne; Mr.
L. E. Hood, Mr and Mrs. W. II. Slthens,
of Woodbury, Mr. G. a Green, Mrs. M.
Mnners, of Rlngold, N. J. ; Mr. B. Howell.
Miss Anna Ford, Miss M. Finn, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. L. Brooks, Mr.
and Mrs. Kranlch. Mr and Mrs. O. Fuchs,
Miss Margaretta Smith, Miss Anna Stoeckle,
Miss Marian Smedley
The bride and bridegroom left on an after,
noon train for un extended trip through
New York State and New England, and on
their return will live at 6364 Sherman
street, Germantown.
MILITARY CAPES
ARE POPULAR
Brass Buttons and Gtllt Braid
Are Worn by Milady
at Shore
Wilmington
WILMINGTON, Del., June 19. Miss
Elizabeth R. Jackson entertained at a tea
Friday afternoon, at her home, 11th and
Washington streets. In honor of her sister,
Mrs. Frederick Hill, of Elmlra, N. V., who la
visiting her mother and sister. Miss Jack
son nnd Mrs, Hill were assisted by Mrs.
Alfred Warner. Jr, Mrs. Thomas W.
Miller, Miss Elizabeth Amery, Miss Lillian
Jackson, Mrs. Charles Gawthrop and Mrs.
Eugene du Pont, Jr.
Mr and Mrs. F, E. Patterson have
closed their town house, at 1300 Rodney
street, and have moved to their country
home on the Kennett pike, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer, Mr,
and Mrs. J Horace Lindsay, their son-in-law
and daughter, will spend part of the
summer with them.
Mrs. Richard Bond and her children are
spending this month at Ocean City, N J.,
where they have taken a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Halle and their son
have gone to Atlantic: Cty, where they will
spend seeral weeks.
Lieutenant A. Beckwlth Sanborn and Mrs.
Sanborn, of New York, were week-end
guests of Mr and Mrs. Clement W, Miller.
What's Doing Tonight
rhlUd.iphla Band Bltaa E. Muramtl. con.
ducter. City Hell plaza. S o slock. Frc.
Falrroount Park Band Richard Sthmldt. con
ductor. Ueoran IHH. o'clotk. Free.
Wait Philadelphia Uuilntsa and Improvtnunt
LcaVua. 8209 Market ptrt. a 0'tlock, Fr.
Oirard Improvement Apctlon. SOth and
BchunW trt 8 o'clock. Fru
Weal Suiduehanna Avtnu Buln Men 140T
Vt Susquehanna avenue. 8 o clock Free.
Confewnca on Fourth of July celebration,
Mavor Smith's olflca. ltjr Ifab;. '
ATLANTIC CITY, June 19. The mili
tary cape with braes buttons nnd gilt braid
Is being worn by seashore fashionables. In
fact, tho fashion pngennt on the Boardwalk
reveals all shapes and sites of capes from
the flimsy ones of chiffon bordered with
narrow bands of fur to the heavy aubstan
tlal wraps, which are so necessary at the
shore.
One of the largest weddings of the sea.
son will bo solemnized this evening at t
o'clock In the spacious solarium of the
Alamno Hotel, when Miss Gladys Lata
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mack Latz, Will
becomo the bride of Mr. William J. Klein, of
Enst Orange, N. J. Tho maid of honor will
bo Miss Fanny Klein, sister of tho brldo
groom, and tho bridesmaids w'lll bo Miss
Madeline Krauskopf, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Emma Elsman, of Wnshlngton, D. C.
Mr. Benjamin Michael will be best man, and
tho ushers will bo Mr. Harry Latz, brother
of the bride; Mr. Herbert Michael and Mr.
Louis Well, Miss Latz was a member of
Rabbi Krauskopf's party during his last
trip to tho Orient.
Commodore and Mrs. Samuel W. Wlinh
have Issued cards for tholr annual bnll,
to bo given nt tho Chelsea Yacht Club on
Thursday evening, Juno 30. Tho nnnunl
summer circus and bazaar of tho Chelsea
Club will be held August 17, 18 and 19.
Elaborate plans nro being made to make the
coming event "the grentest show on earth."
Members of the Atlantic City Yacht Club
will entertain nt bridge on Tuesdny 'after
noon. Mrs. M. It Reeves entertained nt bridge
at Haddon Hall on Saturday afternoon.
There were four tables ln play.
Mrs. Ocorgo L. Craig, of Overbrook,
opened her Vcntnor cottage on Saturday,
Mrs. Richards F. Bower camo down from
Philadelphia Saturday to spend tho remain
der of the summer with Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
Chandler Stewart nt their cottago on South
Virginia avenuo.
Mrs. C. S. Rca, of Pittsburgh, cnter
tatned over Sunday at Haddon Hall Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Shand, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. E. V. Bossing and Mrs. Richardson
have taken apartments hero for tho balance
of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Summcrllt motored
down from Woodbury to nttend tho meet
ing of the Now Jersey Bar Association
nnd remained over Sunday nt tho Tray
more. Tho Rev. William Armhold, who for 60
years was associated with Kcncseth Temple,
Philadelphia, celebrated his 87th birthday
Saturday at his homo In tho Nlxn Apart
ments. Since his retirement a few years
ago Doctor Armhold has been living In this
city.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Benjamin Nichols, of 1640 North
19th street, has returned home nfter spend
ing several days as tho gueBt-of relatives
In Flushing, L. I.
Mr. Wllford Barbehenn, of York, Is
spending some time as tho guest of his
cousin, Mr. II. Edward Barbehenn, of 917
Corinthian avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Nixon, Jr., of
1900 Susquehanna avenue, aro receiving
congratulations on tho birth of a daughter,
Joyce Armstrong Nixon, on June 6.
Mr. and Mrs George V. Hnslett. of 2128
North 17th street, are spending tho Bum
mer months at Stono Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo A. Dledcl and their
family, of 1824 North Croskey street, mo
tored to Pottstown and nearby towns In the
Schuylkill Valley for tho week-end.
Miss Ada Taylor, of 2203 Spring Garden"
street, has returned homo after spending
several weeks ln Newark, N. J.
Mr. Howard Mngulre. of 1036 Hamilton
street, was glcn a dinner at his home
In honor of his graduation from the Phila
delphia Trade School.
Mrs. W. Brown, of 1705 Oxford street,
has gone to Island Heights for tho summer.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, of 2616 East
Allegheny avenuo, will entertain extensively
In honor of her guest. Miss Rose Zboyovsky,
of 316 East 3d street, South Bethlehem,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Snyder, of
3541 Frankford nvenue. have been enter
taining Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Fisher, of
Pottsvllle.
Delaware County
Dr. nnd Mrs. Horaco B. Moorse, of
Llanerch, are' receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
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