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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1916.
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IT!!? .Efl women members at Manhelm
Si (oily little place on Tuesday, when
"'... indies' day lea was In prog.
1U1 toftther with tho Interclub tonnta
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MATTERS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Tnterclub Tennis Tournament Has Been Occupying Many
I Persons' Time During the Week Rerrular Ladies'
Day Tea on Tuesday Great Success
WEDNESDAY MUSIC CLUB AIDES AT BATTLE OF FLOWERS j
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;.pr S?mmmi '" g5sr -3.-'
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tho tea
Ctgomery Bill pro.Mt at
,. Ji..,w ho afternoon. An
on tho porth wero Sirs. Edward
r: ... j..,w ho afternoon. Among; tlioso
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.i...i fin tiiu nui" " -
WIOTU .. uunA vpv charmlnc In n
Wiiu iw'"" -' .
!.;. Ld suit and purple straw hat.
C William P. Donegro had with her
tHH ir. ta Tourotto and Mrs. William
JH.r. Mrs. DencBro also had a ntiinnlnB
Csit. flannel suit topped ny a green straw
it. trlmmea mm ""
a, wero really lovoly. bo summery
r . rMh, Mrs, unanos ituK'a "
rJkMf whlto frock, pink sweater and pink
tit '
wkli, worKetto crepe was selected by
-if John Blakoly. who also woro ft black
koraehair nm um "
wjy. Others who wero seated nt tho
Mt3 were Mrs. Joseph Huston, Mrs.
ototto Cameron, Sirs. Aruiur nuinea,
llJrt, William n. Tucker, Mrs. Harry
'fubrlel, Mrs. Wnltor Perkins, Mm. Edwin
' parirldco. Mrs. L.. Bancroft Mollor.
f,L Tnlbert Wohardson, Mrs. Stanloy
'Kanon, Mrs. Henry Kellar KUrtr, Mrs.
'if.rvn uranam, .man i-mi" i..o..w.v.,
jjlsl Allco HttWKins nnu ium. vv. ., . ....
t -. rfellchtod to hear yesterday that
Hit Supper Club at tho Bollovue-Stratford
... v. nflniind noxt year. Tho two
Will " .." -
Hries given last year woro consjdered so
BCcesful that Mrs. J. Hutchinson Scott,
to tias boon In chargo of tho club since
U inception, has consented to pet up
, .srles next yenr, and so popular
Iwt the dances It has been decided, so
i Un. Scott tolls mo. to havo 12 meetings
laeh series Instead of 10, as last year.
flirt. Scott has procured tho samo com
f'tolttee of promlnont men, nnd overy one
itt Us Is iooMni; forward to tho many
pleasant aftcr-thoatro dances wiucu wo
iVliii ba able to attend noxt season under
a charmlns patronace, If wo aro lucky
Jlliioaga to bo accepted as memoera.
n hits been a series of good-byes yoster-
hrind this morning, for our f,oldler boys
lT bidden us raroweu nna buiiwu ji
n tho first stage of their journey to Mt.
f Ortlna, at any rato, and our womon aro
IwrMng hard arranging kits and supplies
fid comforts for them. Conyngham Stc-
4 tens, otKydal, Is one of tho lieutenants in
J the First City Troop who has been busily
I engaged drilling raw recruits for tho
glut few days, as qulto n number havo
fenllsted besides the regular members.
Toung Georgo Harrison Frazlor, Jr., tho
f'onlysonof Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Harrison
rmler, went this morning. Ho was
(.'one of the last boys taken Into tho troop
Hind bas only Doen a memour uuu .v.-e., .o
1 be Is Just 20 years old. This seems very
? bard, does It not? But tho-boys do not
1 feel thai way; thoy are proud to nght for
I their country, God bless them. Young
, Jack Thayer, son of tho Titanic hero, who
nat just lately grauuuicu iium v.vi,w, .
Mother boy who will go, and Neddy Page,
rto Is engaged to Elizabeth Griffith, a
lai'debutanto of the last season, Is one
(fde State militiamen. And so thoy aro
fining off to camp, prepared or not,
rretdy to learn and anxious for the hard
tUpj .which will make great and strong
Bin ef them.
hit tome of tho other societies besides
tiwelhave already spokon of which will
kye booths at tho Battle of Flowers to
Wrow will be the Geographical Society,
'"jtii Wednesday Music Club, tho Browning
fcdety, Academy of the Fine Arts Stu
fants, the Plastic Club, tho Throo Arts
IChb, the T-Square Club, the Dickons Fol-
BTOiip, the Sketch Club and others also
,Vnos names I cannot remomber.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Tiro IntereRtlncr pncairements which are
Wng announced today are those of Miss
Wee Chapman Thompson, daughter of Mr.
U4 Mrs. Henry Chapman Thompson, of
Henon. to Mr. Norton Downs. Jr.. son of
Vrs. Norton Downs, of Fordhooke Farm.
iTtrea Tuns: and Miss Anne B. Merrick.
jfanahter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Vaughan Mer
Ijjtit of Itoxborough, to Mr. Thomas
IHcKean Downs, brother of Mr. Norton
ftnms, Jr,
t BTral hundred guests attended tho
n party which Mr. and Mrs. Pierre S.
a Pont gave at their beautiful country
ttlata at Longwood last night. An clab
fU and novel program of dances was
Tinged by Mrs. du Pont and Miss Janet
Wcon. The stage was adapted for danc-
with a balustrade and Bteps built at
jsi back, with old French benches and
"Wan llk an old French print. The
.wit part of the program was devoted to
7IQteenth centlirv HnnppR nnH tYyn nonnnil
Jjt td eighteenth century dances, The
umea were especially designed and the
were arranged by Miss Janet Jack
a' At the conclusion of the program
T.'T . OB VCU.
Ht. anA Mm tvi t. mnMnnAH ,1
jH, . .h. ,,,. 4. f.wtttiicwii uuu
rK wWn' Maste" Wirt U Thompson, Jr
fjsl WSmOOta rn.lf. TAnlflntnwn iul.1 xlnuii
country home early in July and leave
for the summer,
Mr. Corblt Tswnrint nt T.nt.lnl.n nn
J?opanIed by Mr. Charles IY Whurlm,' utr.
ISJJljn Shoemaker and Mr. J. Loverlng
Klri Jr,- wl Icava tomorrow on Mr,
ST. ." "ew speedboat for a cruise to
Uptown, U, 1.
Kr. and Mrs. J. levering Wharton will
It!" lOmorrAW nn thD(n V.nn V.- ir
ItauV.?". !ln' where tney wiu 8peld tn6
r "v moir nome, unngsione.
Wei 'S4 Hn- 'W'lam Townsend Wright.
1? Ot. DaVldS. Will rlvo n Hlr.n,r
K i'.iF'J'"1" on Saturday evening In
ito hi! wr ""i1' FrJ Wl"lam C. -Wright.
jP oaa just returhed from Yale Unlver.
Wwithl? Jlnco,n u spending the sum-
liad i.. "," " uaugnter-m-iaw, or.
Kldi Clarence W. Lincoln, of St.
&?. anrt r. i, .. . . ..
WsttlA1'0"' .'op " barn dance at
.u, xnerion, tomorrow evening.
sSL3!1!.? ?- Price- of Whltford. West
: 1U imw;i8,ve buftet upper and dance
LVI Iotae on Saturday evening.
Bt' JS?.-. J- " Blddle and
' uil.avi' .tiV,nB?Wn -uow BIddle.
M oJVl t0 Ain City to
H Baldwin, Ql.aMn. daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin Gleason, of 2033
Chestnut street, will leavo for New York
Saturday.
Madame Victor Blgnour has gono to
spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
John Haskell, at Marecmcrc, N. J.
Along the Main Line
HAVnitFOUD Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter M,
Franklin, Jr., of Berkeley road, left Tucs
day for Fredericksburg, Vn., for a stay of
several weeks.
BHYN MAWB Miss Sarah 11. Kno, of
Gulf road, has gono to New Hntnpnhlrc,
where she will spend the summer with her
parents.
Mr. Frederick Abernothy and Mr. Unrton
Brown havo returned to their homes after
spondlng sevcrnl daysjn West Chester
ItOSEMONT Mrs. J. It. V. Daniel and
her Bon, Mr. James Daniel, of Richmond,
Va, arrived on Tuesday to visit Mrs. Dan
lei's son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Hobert W. Daniel, at their homo In Hose
mont. V1LLANOVA Tho Infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hudolph Stewart Itauch, of
Vlllanova, will bo christened Mary Paton
Ilauch, after her maternal grandmother, nn
Sunday afternoon In St. Martin's Episcopal
Church, Radnor. Tho Itev. Dr. George W
l.nml), rector of the church, will perform
the ceremony. Mr. nnd Mrs Rnuch will
entertain at tea for the family and a few
Intlmato friends.
nADN'OH Mrs James Francis Sulllvnn
has returned to Tho Woods, her homo In
Radnor, from a visit to Now York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. C. Harvey nnd their
children, of Radnor, left on Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Hnrvey'H parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
John I. Bishop, of Columbus, X. J., before
going to Buck Hilt Falls.
1THAN Mrs. Joslah Low Blackwell, of
Now York, who has been visiting Mrs. Al
fred BIddle, nrrlved on Monday to vMt her
niece, Mrs. Thomas Ncwhnll,
ST. DAVID'S Mr. and Mrs. M. F. D.
Scnnlan, of Midland avenuo, St. David's,
gave n dinner of 20 covers nt Thrco Tuns
on Tuesday evening. Among the guests
wero Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Mulford, Dr. and
Mrs. M. K. Ward, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Wlnthrop
Cotlln, Mr. nnd Mrs. Aubrey Howoll. Dr.
nnd Mrs. Wilbur Horn, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Rlttenhouso and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Allen
Barr.
WAYNE Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Don
nell Leo. of Rookland. Wayne, are visiting
relatives at Needwood Forest, Md., for a
fow days.
Mr. Herbort Aman, of 104 West Wayno
avenue, spent the week-end In Washing
ton. D. C.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Archibald J. Barklle. of
Inver House, Wayne, will spend August nt
Saratoga, N. Y.
Along the Reading
Mrs. B. F. Roberts, of Guernsey avenue,
Ablngton, hns returned to her home from
Long Island, where slio was tho guest
of friends for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wood, of this city,
aro occupying Mr. H. E. Kllno's house on
Old York rond for the summer.
A farewell supper will bo given tomorrow
night by tho Men's Blblo Class of Calvary
Presbyterian Church, Wyncote, for Doctor
ICorr.
Mrs. Louise A. Heofferlck nnd her daugh
ter, Miss Heofferlck, formerly of Green
wood, Wyncote, havo taken Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frank Whltesldo's houso on Washington
lano for the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Whiteside and tholr daugh
ter. Miss Esther Whiteside, have left for
Ogonqult, Mo., to occupy tholr cottage dur
ing July, August and September.
West Philadelphia
Sirs. A. Arnold, of Powelton avenue. Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lydla Cox, of Bridge
ton, N. J.
Mrs. W. H. Lank and her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Lo Fovxo, of B040 Spruce street,
havo returned from a trip to Washington,
D. C,
Mr. Joseph Warren McKeone, of 1428
North 66th street, will spend the summer In
Now Haven, Conn.
Dr. P. F.. Daily, of 101 North 2d Btreet,
has gone to Tampa, Fla., where he will
Bpend a few weeks with his brother.
Miss Harriet Smith, of 23 North 63d
street, is visiting her mother In Buffalo,
N. Y.
Mr. Peter Grady, of 6254 Market street,
street, Is a guest of his brother In New
York. Before returning he will spond some
time nt Far Rockaway Beach and Spnlng
Lake. v
Mr. Percy Grady has returned from a
trip to Bermuda.
Mr. John L. Henrle, of 6347 Market
street, Is visiting relatives and friends In
Dloomsburg, Pa.
Mrs. John C. Clewell, of B400 Chestnut
street, is spending some time In Shamokln,
Pa.
Mrs. Margaret Reavey, of 6149 Market
street, is visiting her daughter In Norrls-town.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barbehenn, of York,
motored to Philadelphia last Sunday, where
they spent the day as the guests of Mr.
H. Edward Barbehenn, 917 Corinthian ave
nue. Mr. Claire Craig, of 923 North Corinthian
avenue, spent the week-end with friends
in West Colltngswood.
Dr. A. J. Lindsay, of Pittsburgh, Is
spending several days as the guest of Mrs.
Charles Geyer, of 917 North Corinthian
avenue.
Tioga
The graduating class of the George
Boker School, 22d and Ontario streets, gave
an Informal reception for the supervising
principal, MIbs Ella Lukens and the In
structor. Miss Amy L. Hayward, In connec-.io-
with the interesting class day exer
cises yesterday. The class includes Miss-
Evelyn Chamberlain, Mr, Ralph Krauss.
Miss Catherine Brodbeck, Miss Laura Neef,
Miss Gertrude Schott, Miss Bertha Janney,
Miss Evelyn Trlpple, Miss Madeline Jones,
Miss Ruth Opperman, Mr, Donald Howe,
Miss Marie Mosler, Miss Florence Gross,
Miss Dorothy Church, MIsa Margaret Bow.
ers MIsa Ella Reese, Mr. Harry Pabst, Mr.
Thomas Baker, Miss Ell-abeth Helghersell.
Miss Jeannette Nelson. Miss Fanny Shore,
Miss Ruth Blessing, Miss Ruth Cqnkllng,
Miss Freda Llebrecht. Miss Ruth Ewen
and Miss Rita Goodwin.
Roxborough
ThelBaptlst Young People's Union district
rally will be held in Mount Vernon Baptist
Church next Monday evening. There'wIU
be special music and a address by Mr
Frank Carr on "The Dark and the Bright
Sides of Life."
Mr and Mrs- Frederick A. Sobernhelmer,
of Green lane, are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. Gordon Fleming, of Toronto,
fan, ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, of Wisa
. . . ' ...,n iv ahnrtlv for an extended.
mcun, i ".- --- ' t
Bitty -.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT WEDDINGS
ARE BEING CELEBRATED TODAY
NUMEROUS AFFAIRS
ENJOYED BY MANY
Fraternity Shore Home Is Mecca
on Sundays Entertainments
Tho season's activities aro In fi.ll swing
nt the summer homo of tho PI Delta Ep
sllon Fraternity of tho University of Penn
sylvania nt Ocean City. Last Sunday tho
visitors Included: Miss Virginia Ferree,
Miss Elizabeth M. Forree, Miss .Catherine
A. Messerschmldt, Miss Lydla S. Rocap,
MIbs II. Shoyer, Mr. Edwnrd Qulmby, Mr.
Harold Follmer, Mr. F. L. Sayor Mr
Charles F. Wlldcrmuth.
Tho following members of tho fraternity
were present during tho weok: Mr. Horacn
F. CnfcO, Mr. Josoph H. Gels, Jr., Mr. Will
iam C. Blcloch, Mr. W. Dewoos Ycagor, Mr.
W. G. rnueger, Mr. H. M. Hebrank, Mr.
W. H. Hartman, Mr. E. S. Nowklrk, Mr.
W. J. Lawson, Mr. John L. Mccnughey, Mr.
M. C. Webb. Mr. L. S. Hurff, Mr. J. R.
Slack, Mr. J. N. Altken, Jr., Mr. Read
Rocap. Mr. J. K. Mathleson, Mr. Charles
Sheridan, Mr. A. It. McClelland and Mr.
Curtis S. Hnlght.
The fraternity has recently moved to Its
now homo at 25 South 34th street, and on
Thursday evening held a combined house
warming In its new quartorB and a re
ception to the senior members who will
graduate this month. It Is cBtlmnted about
160 members and friends attonded tho re
ception, Including the parents of a number
of tho members.
On Saturday tho fraterntty will hold Its
annual picnic nnd outing at Port Indian,
Pa after which nctlvltles will bo resumed
at Ocean City.
A minstrel show, under tho auspices of
the Vlctrlx Catholic Club, will bo given
on Monday evening In tho school auditorium
of Our Lady of tho Rosary church. C3d and
Callowhlll streets, for tho benefit of the
"Mary, Star of tho Sea Church," at Branch
dale, Pa.
The Lakota Club had Its last meeting of
tho aeasqn at the homo of Mr. Hough, 831
North 24th street, last week. It will
start the season of 1916-17 tho first Tues
day In October. All members were present,
Tho president made nn Interesting speech.
Miss Ethel Ruth Stelner, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Stelner, of 913 Nortt
6th street, was given a surprlso party in
honor of her seventh birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Samuel Stolner was nsslsted In re
ceiving the little guests by Misses Paulina
Greenspan and Mlas nose Greenspan.
Tho guests wero Miss Ethel Ruth Stelnor,
Miss Llbby Stembler, Miss Cecelia Herbach,
Miss Edith Neff, MIbs Lillian Ruby, Miss
Pearl Seldman. Miss Elsie Ncufleld, Miss
Lillian Stelner, Miss Selma Rubin. Miss
Pearl Korn, Mr. Raymond Stolner, Mr.
Edward Wlnheld, Mr. Victor Ruby Mr.
Walter Neff, Mr. Ellas Korn. Mr. Joseph
Korn.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Heck, of B403
Christian street, entertained at a 500 party
on their llrat wedding anniversary, June 19.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Fritz. Miss Margaret B. Mick, Miss
Bertha R. Fell, Miss Alice R. Heritage. Miss
Marlon P. Herlng. Miss Gladys M. Wren.
Miss M. Evelyn Westcott, Miss Rita C.
Fitzgerald, Mr. James Walsh. Mr. Carl
Heck, Mr. Haydon Perolra, Mr. Robert Wor
rell nnd Mr, John Entwistlo.
An entertainment was given nt the home
of Mr. Morris Snyder, of 1036 Jackson
Btreet, on Sunday evening. Mr. Morris Sny.
der and Myer Snyder were at the piano,
while Mr. Abraham Neff gave a few vocal
selections. Among those present were Miss
Dora Zobllnsky, Mlas Anna Koff, Miss Cece
lia. Koff, Miss Ida Pressman, Miss Rose
Quadel, Miss Mae Brown, Miss Eva Gold,
Miss Esther Butufsky, Miss Minnie Krat
sky, Mr. Abraham Neff, Mr. Nathan Till
man, Mr. Meyer Snyder, Mr. Morris Snyder,
Mr. Joseph Rappaport, Mr. William Fryer,
Mr. Joseph Wenger, Mr. William Schnyder,
Mr. Charles Sllovltz, Mr, Isaac Schwartz,
Mr, Raymond Retnhart, Mr. Nathan Wolf
and Mr. Jack Carlta and Mr. Martin Drogen,
The Pastor's Aid Society of the Roxbor
ough Baptist Church, held a meeting on
Monday evening.
Forty-seven ladies were In attendance.
The Sick Committee reported having made
64 visits during the month and taken to
the sick 21 bouquetB, fruit and plants.
Ninety-one mite boxes were given out to
be returned at the November meeting, tho
proceeds to purchase Christmas baskets for
the sick and poor,
The Sick Committee for June Includes
Mrs, A. Wetherlll and Mrs. Ida Pflstererj
for July, Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Snyder; for
August, Mrs. Ballff and Mrs. Volk ; for
September, Mrs. Du Gan and Mrs. Foerlng,
At the suggestion of the president, Mrs.
Nathan L. JoneB, a new committee was
formed known as the Welcome Committee.
The following ladles will be at the church
to welcome .all strangers who attend church
services; Miss Rettlo Rlfgter, Mrs. Charles
Uerhardt, Mrs, William Brooks, Mrs. Iva
Du Gan, Mrs. G. Dickinson, Mrs. William
Dawson, Mrs. Frederick Hlce, Mrs. Harry
Hays, Mrs. Ida Pfiaterer, Mrs. A. Wetheri"
Mrs. Harry MlUer, Mrs. Wilson Mayberry,
Mrs. Elmer Volk and Mrs. August Peter
man. The following new members were elected;
Mrs. J. Le Fort. Mrs. T. L. Mayberry, Sr.,
Mrs. T. L. Mayberry, Jr.
After an enjoyable social hour, at which
Ice cream and cake were served, the so
ciety adjourned to meet at the home of
Mrs. J- McClennan Monday evening. Octo-
ber .
Miss Mlna, Sptegle, of Wlaaablckon and
Uldvala avenues, entertained at hHin n
iXuenUy afternoon.
Reading from loft to right aro
Mrs. David Lewis, Miss Elfrida
Rossmnssler, Mrs. S. P. Feathcr
ston, Mrs. Warren Walker, Miss
Marie Louise Dilkes, Mrs. J. Er
nest Richnrds and Mrs. Logan
Felnnd. The single picture is
Miss Agnes Spencer.
South Philadelphia
Dr. Simon L. Katzoff. of Atlanta. Ga
who la mnklng a trip through tho Northern
and Eastern States, was tho guest last week
of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Greenblntt, of B40 Reed
street. Doctor Katzoff rccontly was hon
ored with the dogreo of L.L.B., from tho
Atlanta Law School. Ho Is now visiting
In Passaic, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Herring, of 603
Cathnrtno street, celebrated tholr twenty
fifth wedding nnnlversnry at their home
on Sunday, when nbout 30 guests gathered
to do them honor. Among thoso present
wero Mr. and Mrs. P. Herring. Mr. I. Flshor,
Miss Marlon Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spin
ach, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doano, of 1240 South
Mllllck street, havo gono to Wlldwood, where
they will spend two weeks.
Camden and Vicinity
Friends of Mrs. John P. Fitzgerald, of
Clifton avenue, Merchnntvlllo, will bo glad
to know that sho lias recovered from her
recent Illness nnd has gono to Ocean City,
N. J.
Mrs. Harry Myers, of Maple avenue, Mer
chnntvlllo, entertained tho Thirteen Club on
Tuesday evening. Among those present
were Mrs. Charles Kocker. Mrs. William
Cooko, Miss A. Zehender, Miss R. Collier,
Miss M. Williams, MIbs L. MIckley, Miss
M. Ochs and Miss Mnbcl G. Hannold.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Myrtle Smythe, of 3d street nnd
Glrard avenue, will entertain at luncheon
tomorrow nfternoon In honor of Miss Alice
Steel, of Chicago, who will be her guest
for several weeks. Among tho guests will
be MIbs Marie Allison, Miss Margaret Sut
ben, Miss Roso Potts, Mls3 Adelaide
Thomns, Miss Helen Trotter and Miss
Audrey Miller.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Solomon W. Katz and their
sons nnd Mr. Emanuel Kntz, of 1943 North
8th street, are spending the summer at 612
Oriental avenue, Atlantic City.
Mrs. G. Jackson, Jr., of Newport News,
Vn., is visiting her parontB, Dr. and 'Mrs.
Waff, of 2822 Frankford avenue, for three
weeks.
Chester Valley
Fli-MWBW.niltWTi-l-ii.Vl ftf . n "iTTTrn
Fhoto by M-rceau
MRS, C, HOWARD DARRAH
Mr. and Mrs. C Howard Parrah, whose
wedding took rdace on Monday, are travel
ing at present Mrs, I'arrah was Mtss
Teresa, Huxley, of Newton Square.
FASHION'S LATEST
LAWS FOUND ON WALK
Stripes in Frocks, Smocks in
Coats and Felt in Sports
Hats
Scnora Don Rlano y Gaynangos, wife of
tho Spanish Ambassador, was on tho Walk
early In tho week attired In a stunning
Binock cont of roso Italian silk worn with
a whlto silk plaited Bklrt and a roso felt
lint. Sho wns accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Wardman, of Washington, who wore a dork
bluo silk coat, suit and a navy blue straight
brim sailor.
Mrs Hnrry Hoyt, Mrs. M. W. Beckton
nnd Mlas Smith motored over to the Sca
viow Country Club and spent tho day on
tho links Mrs. Hoyt's costumo emphasized
the vogue for stripes. Sho choso a violet and
white silk skirt, a violet smock nnd broad
sailor of tho same hue. Mrs. Beckton se
lected a roso silk sport costumo and whlto
folt hat. Mrs. Smith woro n whlto sport
suit and a purplo sailor.
Mrs Thomas Lynch Rogers gave a
luncheon followed by bridge Wednesday
at the Chelsea Yacht Club which was
abloom with lovely June roses nnd ferns.
Tho Invited guests Included:
Mrs. Florence Garnctt, Mrs. Georgo
Howe, Mrs. Harry Greenwnld, Mrs. William
Rich, Mrs. Thomas Sinclair, Mrs. Robert
White, Miss Dorothy Sinclair, Mrs. Pat
zowsky, Mrs. Edwin Vnrc. Mrs. E. E. Wil
kinson, Mrs. Samuel W. Whan, Mrs. Char
lotto Vnro, Mrs. Harry Morris, Mrs. A.
Lincoln Myers, Mrs. Milander, Mrs. Fred
erick Park, Mrs. Harry Parsons, Mrs. Fred
crick Rollman, Mrs. Edwin Rogers, Mrs.
Georgo Shlsler, Mrs. William Sauter, Mrs.
A. A. Sanson, Mrs. Franklin Scholf, Mrs.
William W. Smith. Miss Ellen B. Smith,
Mrs. E. E. Wlggington, Mrs. James S, Tal
ley, Mrs. Ferdinand Locb, Mrs. Albert II,
Ladncr, Jr., Mrs. Edward Llobo, Mrs. John
McConaghy, Mrs. John McQuale, Mrs.
Charles Bonsor, Mrs. Thomas Burrows,
Mrs. Michael O'Mcara. Mrs. Gustavus C.
Soldel, Mrs. William T. Wheolor, Mrs.
James Parsels, Mrs. Georgo t)ff, Mrs. Louis
Kcave, Mrs. William Metzger, Mrs. A. B,
Styron. Mrs William Gummey, Mrs. Louis
Wallace, Mrs. Hallahan, Mrs. Georgo nun
land, Miss Gertrudo Miller, Miss Jcnnlo
Parker, Mrs. William S. Varo, Miss Ida
May Vnro, Miss Elizabeth Walsh. Mrs.
Henry Stewart, Miss Gertrudo Zane, Mis')
Julia MacMakon, Miss Mary Sweeney, Miss
Elizabeth Sweeney, Miss Elizabeth Hlgbee.
Miss Hazel Parsels, Mrs. William Marshall,
Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. C. J. Rogers, Mrs.
Frank Bedford, Mrs. John M. Bradley, Mrs.
Florence Townsond. Miss Floronco Leavltt,
Mrs. William Durgess, Mra. Albert Baltz,
Mrs. Richard Bennls, Mrs. William Clamcr,
Mrs. Howard Cardoza, Jr., Mrs. Thomas F.
Durham, Mrs. William Datz, Mrs. Gilbert
Donahue, Mrs. William Emley, Jr., Mrs.
George C. J. Fleck, Mrs. Bertram G. Fra
zlcr, Mrs, Clayton Hngy, Mra. Harry
Humphries, Mrs. Frank Kolb, Mrs. Thomas
H. Kay, Miss Lenoro Kay, Mrs. Frederick
Guy, Mrs. F. B. English, Mrs. E. A. Book
myer and Mrs. Clarence Doano.
Mrs. Stewart A. Jollett motored down
from Gcrmantown en Tuesday accompanied
by Mr. Joseph M. Jellott nnd Mr. Roland
T. Jellott. They are spending a week at
tho Chalfonte.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Wilkinson, of
Germantown, who are traveling in Aus
tralia, New Zealand nnd tho South Sea
Islands, have been the guests of Lord and
Lady Liverpool, of Wellington. They were
extensively entertained while there. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wilkinson will visit Hongkong
nnd Shanghai before returning to the
United States in December.
Tho Red Cross Committee of the Dorcas
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
will meet during the summer at the home
of Mrs. Fred Perry Powers, 223 Harvey
street, on Tuesday mornings at 10:30
o'clock. The mombers of tho committee
nre working very hard to prepare surgical
dressings and knitted articles for the
wounded soldiers.
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. Eldrldge Henderson, of SS
North Lansdowne avenue, have returi-ed
from a motor trip to Baltimore and other
points in Maryland.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Hand. Benjamin Hoe.hman, con
ductor, Lmvndale street, Hlalns Sun Una and
Rellerman meet, b o'clock, Iree.
Philadelphia. Band. Sllaa B. Huromtl. con
ductor. Convention Hall, Broad alrcec and Al
legheny avenue, 8 o'clock. Free,
Falrmount Park Band, Itlchard Schmidt, con.
ductor, Lemon Hill. 8 o'clock. Free.
Oraduatlon exercl-ea. . School of Padarocy,
Academy of Mu-lc. b o'clock.
Lan fete for Cathedral Pariah, St. Vincent's
Home. 20th and Itace atreeta, 8 o'clock.
Oraduatlon exerclaea. Weat Philadelphia tilth
School for Boy. 4th axid Walnut atreeta. 8
o'clock.
Cltl-en' AMOclatlon. Kenalrurton School Dia
trlct, JH.h School for Glrl. York street below
Memphla.
Openlnz 20tb annual convention International
AuociaUoQ of Vanuf-cturinc Photo-Kncravera.
Reception, la honor of Harrison, Waltoa by
former puplla, Bellevue-Stratford.
Lawn fete In aid of Church of the Geau. on
campua of St Jojeph'a Collese, 17th and Stllea
atreeta.
Notice- for the .Society paie .will U ac
cepted and printed la the Kvejilac Ledger.
but all .uch notice- mutt tie written oli one
We of the paper, mutt be tUned lu full, with
full addre.a, .ana, whet) DOMlble telephone
number uiut be lUen. ,....
Send all uch eomuiusleatloiia to "Socl-ty
Editor" l?nux Ledsex, Cpa CUe.tuut ttreeT.
T,!pa Iheee rejulremtnta are carried out.
u that icrlnrltlba may ba pettlbU, the
i$Uce ulll not be publUutd.
Marriage of Miss Marion Myers and Mr. George Wharton
Pepper, Jr., in St. Martin's Church, (Radnor Miss
Katherine Dunn Becomes Bride of Mr. Pagon
ONE of tho most fashionable of tho early
summer weddings took place this aftor
noon at 4 o'clock In St. Martin's Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Radnor, when
Miss Marlon Twiggs Myers, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Wllllnm Heyward Myers, of St.
Davids, becamo the brldo of Mr. Georgo
Wharton Pepper, Jr, of Devon. Tho
ceremony wns performed by the Rev.
Pr George W. Lamb, rector of the church.
Misi Myers, who wns given In marriage
by her father, woro an exqulslto gown
of whlto tullo nnd Bntln, with n court train,
nnd Iter tullo veil was arranged with
nrnngo blossoms. Her bouquet was com
posed of lilies of the valley.
Miss Elizabeth S Myers, who attended
her Bister nn maid of honor, woro n
gown of orchid tullo over green, with a
tulle hat nnd carried a bouquet of pale
pink, blue and green hydrangeas. Tho
bridesmaids, Including Miss Margnretta 13.
Myers, Miss Sarah S. Myors, Bisters of tho
brldo; Miss Charlotto Eleanor Pepper, sis
ter of the bridegroom ; Miss Emlllo D.
Williams, Miss Eleanor B Carpenter nnd
Miss Anno Lewis, wero gowned nllko In
palo bluo tulle over green, with bluo tullo
had, nnd carried large bouquets of pink,
blue nnd green hydrangeas.
Tho best man was Mr. Lawrence C.
Murdoch, nnd tho ushers Included Mr.
Edward D. Harris, Mr. Richard liar to, Jr.,
Mr. Harry R. Wilson, Mr. David C. Spooncr,
Mr. Caspar W. Townsend. Mr. Louis C.
Boric, Jr., Mr. W. Heywnrd Myers, Jr., and
Mr. A. Charles Myers.
A reception nt tho homo of tho bride's
parents on St. Davids road, St. David's,
followed tho ceremony.
PAGON DUNN.
A wedding of Interest took placo this
afternoon nt 4:30 o'clock In St. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, when Miss
Knthorlno Wright Dunn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Georgo G. Dunn, of Graver's lane,
Chestnut Hill, becamo tho brldo of Mr.
William Watters Pagon, of Baltimore. Tho
coromony was performed by tho Rev. J.
Andrews Harris, rector emeritus of tho
church. Miss Dunn, who was given in
marriage by her father, woro a gown
of whlto satin nnd Bilk not trimmed with
duchesso laco. A court train foil from
the shoulders nnd her tullo veil was
arranged with orango blossoms. Sho car
ried white orchids. Miss Lllllo Blyo Dunn,
who attonded her sister as mnld of honor,
woro a frock of white chiffon and a
horsehair hat trimmed with whlto flowers
nnd carried an old-fashioned bouquet of
flowers with ti laco frill. Mr. Robblnson
Pngon attended his brother ns best man,
nnd tho ushers Included Mr. Sydney
Bullen Dunn nnd Mr. Gcdrgo a. Dunn,
brother of tho bride: nlso Mr. Carson P.
Keech, Jr., Mr. Wallace Griffon, Mr.
Thoma3 B. Owlngi nnd Mr. Georgo Rnd
cllfto, nil of Baltimore. A small reception
followed at tho home of the bride's
parents. Mr. Pagon and his bride will be
nt home after October 1 in Rolnnd Park,
Baltimore. ,
PETERS BOSSARD.
Tho marrlago of Miss Ircno Bossard,
daughter of tho Rev. Guido Bossard and
Mrs. Bossard, of Lancaster road and City
lino, Ovcrbrook, to Mr. Justin Rnndolph
Petors will bo solemnized tonight nt 7:30
o'clock In the Overbrook Presbyterian
Church. The ceremony will be performed
by tho bride's father.
Miss Bossard, who will bo given in mar
rlngo by her uncle, Mr. J. Carver, of Do
trolt, Mich., will wear n gown of whlto sil
ver cloth and laco veiled In tullo. A court
train will fall from tho shoulders and0a
tullo veil will bo worn. Sho will carry a
bouquet of lilies of tho valley and orchids.
MIbs Kathryn Decker, of Wisconsin, a
cousin of the bride, who will attend as
maid of honor, will bo gowned In yellow
chirfon nnd gold cloth, with a hat of yellow
tulle, nnd will carry a bouquet of yellow
rosebuds Tho bridesmaids will be Miss
Elizabeth Glbb and Miss Mnrlan Ycrkos.
They will wear frocks of pink tulle, with
hats to match and will carry pink rosebuds.
There will be a llttln flower girl, Miss
Eugenia Smith, nnd a pago, MaBter Edward
McAboe.
Mr. Petors will have Mr. Edward Bar
low, of Elizabeth, as beet man, and the
ushers will Include Mr. i-verett u, .uo.ier,
Mr. Charles Chandleo, Mr. William F. Har
rlty, Jr., and Mr. Charles Walnut. A sup
per for the Immediate families and a few
Intimate friends will follow tho ceremony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Peters after a wedding trip
will live In Overbrook.
PARKE ELDRIDGE.
A quiet wedding wns solemnized today
at 4 o'clock In tho home of Mr. and Mra.
William J. Eldrldgo. 157 Mnnhelm street,
when Miss Evelyn M. Eldrldgo became the
bride of Mr. Edward Parke. Tho Rev.
Hugh B. McCrono ofuctntod.
MIbs Eldrldge was given In marrlago by
her father and was attended by her sitter.
Miss Edna Eldrldge. ns maid of honor. Mr.
Parko had Mr. Ralph Parko. his brother,
as best man. Only tho families attended
the ceremony nnd reception which followed
immediately after. Pink flowers formed tho
decorations. t
HAMMOND BERGEV.
The marriage of Miss Susie M. Bergey,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John B. Bergey.
of "251 Van Pelt Btreet, to Mr. Joseph T.
Hammond was solemnized last evening at 0
o'clock In the Bethany Tabernacle Reformed
Church. The Rev. H. II. Hartman per
formed the ceremony. The bride was given
In marriage by her father nnd was at
tended by Miss S. Elizabeth Fulmer. of Nor
rlstown. as maid of honor. Mr. Hammond
had for best man Mr. Georgo K. Hammond,
his brother: and for ushers. Mr. Harry
t .. i -M Ttnlnh Wlthlrmton. Mr.
Alfred S. Garret and Mr. J. Wilmer Bergey,
tho bride s Dromer. wr. i.ummuuu .
brldo left for a trip South and upon their
return will live at 2-'51 Van Pelt street
until September, when they will occupy
their new homo In the suburbs,
FEENEV McKENNA
Among the attractive weddings of the
week was that of Miss Helen G. McKenna,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Danlol McKenna,
of 2136 North Park avenue, to Mr. William
F Feeney, which took placo on Tuesday
morning In the Church of Our Lady of
Mercy, Broad street and Susquehanna
avenue, Monslgnor Gerald Coghlan. who
ofllclated at the 1 iptlal Mass, was assisted
by the Rev. Father Mlchettl. The bride's
father gave her in marriage.
Mls3 Marguerite McKenna was the
bridesmaid.
Mr. Harry Lyman was best man. After
the ceremony " a wedding breakfast was
held at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Feenoy will spend the
summer traveling and will be at home
after September 1 at 54th and Vine streets.
STRUSB HARLJNG.
The marriage has been announced of
Miss Fannie B. Harllng, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. W. Uarltng, of Harrlsburg, Pa.,
to Dr. Alvln Struse, of Roxborough, on
Monday evening, June 19, at the home of
the officiating clergyman, the Rev, Dwlght
C. Hanna, of the Leverlngton Presbyterian
Church. The ceremony was followed by a
small reception at the home of Doctor
Eiruae's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Struse.
649 Hermitage street. Doctor Struse and
bis bride left for Washington. D. a, and
points South. They will return In two
years. Much of that time will be spent by
the doctor In research work for the Rocke
feller Institute.
HESSELBACHER BIRNBRAUER
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth, Blrn
brauer to Mr Henry Hesselbacher, both
gf oak Lane, was solemnized at the borne
of the bride's parents on Tuesday at 4
o'clock.
The brldo' only attendant wa-j Miss
Helen I, Schcer ns maid of honor. Mr,
George Hessclbncher nctcd as beat man.
After a wedding Journey, Mr. and Mrs.
Hessclbachcr will live In Oak Lane.
FURRY DEVENNBT.
The wedding of MIbs Catharine C. De
vennoy, daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Chntles
Dovennay, of 881 North 48th street, and
Mr. John F. Furey, of 893 North 61st street,
took placo yesterday nfternoon nt 4:30
o'clock In Our Mother of Sorrows Church,
48th Btreet nnd Lancaster avenue.
Tho Row John B, McShea performed the
rcrcmony.
Tho maid of honor was Miss Mae Kennedy
nnd Mr. Charles Devennoy, a brother of
tho bride, nctcd as the best man.
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. Furey and his bride left on nn
extended wedding tour, Including the New
England Stntes and Niagara Falls.
Upon their return Mr. nnd Mrs. Furey
will reside nt 8D3 North Blst street, and
wilt bo nt homo after July 10.
WOOD DELANEY
A very protty little wedding took place
last evening when Mr. Brllt Wood and
Miss Holen Delaney were married.
Maglstrato Call performed the ceremony.
Many promlnont nctors wero present and
an entertainment fottowed tho wedding.
a UARINI COSTA
A plcturcsquo wedding was solemnized
yesterday afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock In St,
Rita's Roman Catholic Church, Broad nnd
Ellsworth streets, when Miss Rosa Costa,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Costa,
of 1228 Montroso Btreet, becamo the brldo
of Mr. Thomas Guarlnl, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Herman Guarlnl, of 1243 South 15th
street.
Tho brldo had her slater, Miss Mario
Costa, as maid of honor nnd Mr. Stephen
Costa, a brother, wns best man.
Tho brldo wore a gown of bridal satin
and tullo, with a tullo voll edged with ex
quisite laco, Rosea nnd lilies of tho valley
woro carried.
A reception followed tho ceremony, aftor
which Mr. nnd Mra. Guarlnl loft for a
two weeks' stay nt tho shore, stopping off
on routo nt tho Mcdly Country Club, of
which Mr. Guarlnl la u membor.
Upon their roturn they will live at 1243
South 15th street
COSTA-rARATA.
St. Monica's Roman Catholic Church, 17th
and Morris streets, was tho Bceno of a vory
pretty wedding yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock, whon Miss Elizabeth Arata, of
2208 South Broad street, became tho brldo
of Mr. Stephen Costn, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mra. Stephen Costa, of 1228 Montroso street.
Miss Arata had as maid of honor Miss
Mario Costa, tho sister of tho bridegroom.
Mr. J. Jacobs was tho best man.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Costa upon their return
from their wedding trip will live at 2200
South Broad. Btreet
FIRCHAS LATTERY.
Dr. Katherine Isabel Tato Slattery,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Slat
tory, of Boston, Mass., was married yester
day to Mr. Willam Joseph Lovo Flrcha In
the Church of tho Incarnation nt high noon.
Dr. .Norman Lcjvls performed tho ceremony
In tho presences of members of tho two
families only. The brido was given In mar
rlago by her father nnd attended by Miss
Ellona Flrcha. Mr. Flrcha was attended
by Mr. James A. Moran. A wedding break
fast followed.
MILLER McMAHON. '
Mls3 Mabel McMahon," of 4300 Fleming
street, wns married on Monday evening to
Mr. James R. Miller, of 4355 Fleming street
Tho ceremony was performed at the par
sonngo of tho Talmago Reformed Church
by tho Rov. William R. Rearick. After the
coremony a reception wns held at the home
of tho bride's paronts, after which the newly
wedded pair left on an extended wedding
trip. Upon their return they will livo nt
4355 Flomlng street
WINTERBOTTOM SUTCLIFF
MIbs May A. Sutcllff and Mr. James G. B.
Wlnterbottom wero married yesterday aftor
noon at St. John the Baptist Church, Mana
yunk, by Monslgnor Eugene Murphy. The
ceremony took place at 5 o'clock in tho
presence of a large number of relatives and
guests. The bride was attended by Miss
Edith Chldester nnd the best man was Mr.
William Chldester. Miss May Severson
acted as flower girl.
A reception nnd wedding Bupper followed
tho ceremony nt the homo of tho bride's
paronts, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Sutcllff, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Wlnterbottom left on a
wedding trip to Atlantic City.
SCHRAMM McGONIGLB.
A wedding of Interest took place yester
day at 3.30 o'clock In St John's Church,
13th nnd Chestnut streets, whon Miss Mnr
garct McGonlgle, daughter of Mrs. Knthryn
Honey, of 2532 Lelthgow street, became the
brido of Mr. George Schramm, of 1930 Hoff
man Btreet.
The brldo was nttended by her sister.
Miss Mnrla Haney, nnd Mr. Schramm had
his brother, Mr. Joseph Schramm, as beat
man.
A reception followed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by the two families and a
few Intlmato friends, after which tho happy
couple left for an extended wedding tour.
AMUSEMENTS
First and Rxcluslte Presentation of Triangle
I'laya Keaencd for This Theatre
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MABEL TALIAFERRO
In One of the Finest Pictures Ever Produced
"THE SNOWBIRD"
The story verves to Introduce many intereat
Ins Fcenoa of life In one of the most picturesque
localities in tho frozen North.
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VICTOR MOORE
IN THE TRAGIC BTOUY
"THE CLO.WN"
Nett Week Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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