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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY JUNE 2G, 1916.
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1 WANOY WYNNE SEES THE SAD SIDE
xf OF WAR PROSPECT FOR BRIDES
1 ' Many of the Men Who Have Left for Mt. Gretna are Re-
cent Bridegrooms or Have Announced Their
sf' Matrimonial Intentions
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as an art II ,j
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rT-fl NO Joke, lot mc tell yon, for tho poor
1 utile- recent brides nnd bridegrooms
k" 1-vo just lately lnunched Into the
W " ...imnntf and have lintl no tlmo
" .,.. . ., Uv of tholr hannl.
' ? ... -nlv nenaratcd. and that
Rio Srim preaoncc of war -nnd ; alllt,
phorrort nna juo.- --
Ewmr. ns I roaa tno roaiui ui . v..iy
KUon for Instance, I was poaitivciy
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Knd toleiy engaged men woro among
IM and 1 what is true of the Troop Is
KfaTot nil th r8tmnts- TI,oro 1,aVo
ljVln many hurrlcd weddings, and engage
i?nt, have been announced during the
K 1 wrich would othorwleo have boon
St secret until tho fall.
Li irreat surprlao In ono way,
I' v 0 h6 pi,0no rang on Baturday around
io'olOflKi to near ihuv w.w
rind Neddy Pnso had decided not to watt
(Lni his return for their marrlngo, nnd
iL trolnir to bo married that very ove-
Klnit And eo thoy woro, wedding gown
Sail. Poor llttlo Ellaabeth looks so
f'i.the-ttcalty young, too. Bho Is not yet
Pli years old. However, aho la now Mro.
Edward Crozer Pago, and tho soldier boys
Pkart not yet started for tho border, and
u,era Is ono thing ono can go up to Mt.
Gretna, to visit ono o nuaonnu uiniiiupur-
C3d-
X 'recent bridegroom among tho om-
r of the troop la Georgo uorcion
Jfeade, grandson oi tno lamous ucnorui
T0t whom ho was namod, and whoso won
.tiirful eenornlshlp won tho battlo of dot-
iniburir In tho Civil War nnd saved tho
t'tJnlon by turning tho tldo of victory.
illeorgo Moouo marrieu uwiauyo nuunia
'i littl over two weens ago in at.
take' Churoh In Gormantown and they
r.had only Just roturnoa rrom tnoir wou
nding .trip- Anoiner ovon jumu iiii
bridegroom than Goorgo Meado who la In
hi. nvonn In Thpodore Paul. Ho and Ador
Una Pepper, daughter of 3Ur. and Mrs.
'George Wharton Pepper, were mnrrlod
en the 15th of this month. Roddy Pago
lt. another, though ho was married in
kk. u. .. Trtrt Tin Tlnrrv whn mnr-
j. ueceniuvi, "" " . ..,, ....-
f, ried Ella Brock In Novembor, Is another
young husband who must leavo nnu
inswer hla country's call.
(. Thnm.ia ireKean Downs is in tho Troon :
he and hla brother Norton announced
T their engagements last wcoK when tho
call camo for Mt. Grotna. Tom 13 en
gaged to Anno Morrlck and Norton to
Alice Thompson. Then young Edgar Fel-
i.ton, whose marriage to Mario Agasslz, of
Boston, la schodulod for tho late summer,
!'' ! onnlhcr trooncr: nnd so It coes.
Tho women havo been wonderfully
braye about It all. In fact, women can
be usually counted on to bo bravo and
itrong when thoro Is anything to suffer,
and they are the ones who suffer moat
la these times, for thcro Is a glamour
about the fighting, thero 1b tho fooling
that one is doing something, and thcro
are ever-changing conditions for tho men
en the march and In tho fight, ,hilo
the women sit at homo, sow and work
Tor their loved ones, and wait nnd wait
far the least news, dreading to read tho
fapera for fear a name will bo printed
ittere, fearing not to road thorn lest some
thing be thero and they not know of It.
"War Is a terrible thing, terrible far bo
jond Imagination, but thero seems to bo
so cure for It In this world, when our
country's honor Is assailed. '
With the ononlncr of tho crreat advertis
ed ing convention thero will bo many social
, doings, Btartlng In with tho big general
reception which was held this morning
''at the Belle vuo-Stratford Hotol at 10:30
o'clock, and tho luncheon which will bo
liven out at Houston Hall for the visit
ing delegates and their wives at 1 o'clock.
i In the afternoon tho Philadelphia League
ret Advertising Women will hold a "get to-
irora i until 0 o'clock. Mrs. Leon B. Ilea-
i-cocic Is head of tho league's Entertain-
inent Committee. Of course, all tho hotels
save provided spoclal dances and the Rita
sb,,u now uanuan.3 every aiiornuuii un
'the roof garden, while virtually every
hotel In town will havo dancing every
evening from 10 or 11 until 2 In tho
Morning. Altogether It Is going to bo
eome strenuous week and It seems to me
E t very delightful one as well.
ri NANCY WYNNE.
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Personals
Mrs. Horace Brock, who Is occunvlncr her
llaniRuir home at Lebanon, will entertain
Ma Thursday,
B Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Wright Balrd, of
IMvahoa avenue, St. Martin's, will give a
Ence this evening at tho Huntingdon Val-
iJty CfiUnlrV fll.h nf thai,, nunh.av ilaa
P'I?v11?r 0wen BalrJ- who will make "her
("'" "t esason. Tnere win oe aoout jmu
.fia irom me acnooi set present,
if r nii.i.. T..i. .
PR ' ?'11 ,eaV6 th,a week for Narrapansett
trier, where she will occupy her cottago for
JJ lummar,
i.lfr. T-..u -..
IdlM "'", uam emcriainea at
C T- wnurutty nignt in Newport tor
Kjr daughter, Miss Olivia M. deB. Gazam.
feMj Anne Melga la the guest of Miss
l!r VT. piddle In Lenox, Mass.
IfeMr. anrl i ii ,. k M...
rtwiVC?0 iHouso ,ane Qermantown. will en
ISf .- ..dlnner tonight at their home.
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BEliiabath VT".ln1',CaB3att entertained MJsa
u .... ..vine n aanor.
tMr. and Mm rva.1,1 n.. . w ,
Iuf M.?no.n(!ethe marriage of their daugh-
CMeCartv n? Vk. no. Bwope' to Mr' L- Arthur
lSmf!f ' .l.thla clty 0l Saturday In Grace
PS!? USSSi: PPoPal Church. MerchanTvIlle.
KUi. of.i"v'".1 yesterday morning for
KK. o P ' h ,8 a wember of Troop A,
iif. ,a ., . "r...
tfce. :S rt": wjpn Wldener, of Lynne-
tte la vl v , ttrlc ro soendlns soma
K D Wldener has left for Newport.
Rfehatelif. ?dur,T" Scott and theU
Iffi Barter M eummar home in
BMy fcom'A.T8ylor will, return to town
gknm Chela. where he spent the
hor for the surnmer. They are accompanied
by their children,
.i.Jfr!.na -. Mls8 Margaret' H. Cooper,
'laughter of Atr. and Mrs Samuel Williams
ft1V,rl.'.. who ,va" operated upon for ap
i? .." ! on Wednesday nt tho German
Hospital, will bo glnrl to learn that sho Is
on ino rond to recovery.
Mr ami Mrs T. At naty havo ctoscJl their
nomo,. B07 South Broad street, ami opened
their cottago In Votitnor.
The marriage of SIIss Dorothy Colby, of
?u, "n1?'.1? M' Vlct0r " Lnw ot this
nift wl)1 tRko p,acc on Trlday, July 14, In
Philadelphia Miss Colby la tho daughtor
0 ,JIr' and.Mr- Colby, of St. Louis,
and H welt known in this city, where for
.wo ?.cars Bho waB no of tho teachers In
the West Philadelphia High School.
Along the Main Line
ABDMOItD Mrs William J. Ott, of Mill
roaa, Is entertaining Mrs, W. II, Hatch, of
Glnssboro, N. J. Mrs. Hatch will leave
about July 1 for Alexandria, Va., for tho re
mainder ot tho aummor.
BltYN MAWR Miss Alice Hubbard, who
has beep spending tho enrly part of the
summer on Gulf road, will leave this week
for Quebec. Can , where sho will epond tho
remainder of tho summer.
Chestnut Hill .
Mlsa Ethel Newbold, daughter of Mrs.
Ooorgo It. Newbold, of 32B Springfield ave
nue, will spend July nt N'arragansett Pier
as tho guest of Miss Maria Frnzer.
Among thoso who entertained at dinner
nt tlin Philadelphia Cricket Club on Sat
urday beforo tho dnnco was Mr. Charles
II. Aloxandor.
MrB C, Adams, of 52 Summit avonue,
will entertain Mrs. W. M. Hannold nnd her
daughtor, Miss Mabel O. Hannold, of Aspon
place, at dinner this evening.
Germantown
Mr. and Airs Willlnm S rilling, Air. and
Mrs J Ross Pilling, Air nnd Mrs. Arthur
Harrington, of Gormantown, nnd Atr Ed
ward 8. Cooke, of Redlandi, Cnl , motored
to Bay Head on Satunlny to spend tho
week-end. They will roturn to town today.
An attractive shower wan given Friday
ovonlng nt tho homo ot Atlss Nettle S. AInc
Nlcoll, 240 West Johnson titrcct, for Allts
Alary A. Foerderor. whoso engagement to
Air. Edgar L. Smith was recently an
nounced Covers woro laid for 15 guests.
Tho table decorations were pink and white.
Air. and Airs. Jrfhn B Ilonltols, of G534
Alorrls Btreot, announce tho cngngemont of
their daughter, AIlss Helen AlacAlllster
Henkels, to Air. Orvlllo W. Forte, of Bos
ton, Alnss
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West Phila
Air. Hnnsell, Atr. Goorgo Robinson. Air.
Sutton, Air. Frank Johns and Air, William
Allllor, of tho Covington, are spending the
summer at Jenklntoun.
Air. and Mrs. H. F. Watts announce the
engagement of their daughter, Allss Lillian
AI. Watts, to Air. David H, Dunn, of Chest
nut Hill.
Air. Thomas P. Alohr, of D7th strcot and
Thomas avenue, is lsltlng In Charleston,
S. C.
The betrothal of Alls- Rebecca Goldberg,
dnughter of Air. and Airs. I. Goldberg, of
C5G4 Alarkot street, to Air. Isador Splvak,
was announced at n dinner given by her
parents last week.
Lansdowne
Airs. Harold Burt and her family, of
North Lamdowno avenue, will spend the
aummor in Ocean City, N, J.
Air. and Airs. Wnlter Golsslnger, of Owen
nenue, will spend July and August In At
lantic City.
Airs. Alary C. Mullen, of Wycombe ave
nue, is entertaining Air. and Airs. John B.
Gcraghty and their young son for the summer.
Roxborough
Aliss Clara Hodson entertained at her
homo, 5419 Rldgo ncnue. Roxborough, on
Friday night, on tho occasion of her birth
day anniversary.
Tho dining room was effectively dec
orated with pink roses Tho guosta Included
AIlss Alargarot Allies, AIlss Beatrlco Miller.
AIlss Dorothy Jones, Alias Adelo LoFort,
Alias Alarjory Kalo. AIlss Grace OHer, AIlss
Alalyon Broome, Air. John Tobln, Air. Jo
seph Tobln; Air. Theodora Warrington, Air.
Brooks Snyder, Air. Earie Fray, Atr, Will
iam Rudolph, Air. Joseph Thomas, Air.
Richard Hendren and Air. Clifford Beavan.
Kensington
Mr. and Airs Georgo HorseMeld, of 1824
East Allegheny aveno, will leavo tho 1st of
July for Brldgeton, Cape Alay and Corn-wall-on-tho-Hudson,
returning to town early
In September. .
The members of the Men'a Bible Class of
St. Allchael's Lutheran Church held their
outing at purholme Park on Saturday.
The Blaser Literary Club will hold its
fifth annual picnio nt Ctoyden, Pa., next
Sunday,
.1 .1111 ii, . . i I I Him ". ll ' I I .1
vC "iif 'JmKSsr iv '.-,
miss sylva mae ott Sf HW'w t -' ' f&mimi.
Miss Ott, who ia the dnuBhtcr of W ' SPCw" i'JSISf f V k$a2&m
Mr. nnd Mrs. William G. Ott, of W WMim is C 1 'J 'M
Mill rond, Bryn Mnwr, grndunted . kmmS&mi 7 Xm JjMMMiW
from George School lnrt week, nnd I Mi K" X 7 iBWIi
has since been enrnpinp with a Wis' T Jl ' reia '
nifmbcr of her school friends at rjatt Wwlki t 'V"! ft wmfem
tho George School Cnmp on tho , jmdT mkl - fh silP ?M
Ncshnmlny Creek, Sho returned to L fMmVL m mM ' '" g MfjMR
her home, Saturday. S'1 ml ' ' I' ? f'K
. i bh .3. Mi . .'!!"' if I r Wwm
Mflk m" -Mam
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY TO
BENEFIT BY MUSICAL TEA
Delightful Outdoor Affair Will Be Given in Gardens of
Mrs. Alfred C. Balch's Home in Lansdowne.
Several Other Entertainments
FLAGS WORN BY MANY
SHORE PROMENADERS
Back to Nature Idea Prevails for
Headgear at Famous
Seashore Resort
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. Franols X. B, O'Rourke, of 816 East
Allegheny avenue, will spend the next ten
days visiting Air. Raymond West at Providence.
Miss Nellie AI. Donohoe and Alaster
Ralph Donohoe spent the week end on a
visit to Mr. 'and Airs. Philip Magahern, of
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Jeanne M- Donnelly, of 2019 East
Thompson street, Is entertaining Air. John
Hart, of New York.
Wilmington
WILMINGTON. Del., June 26. Airs.
Martha Conover will spend the Bummer at
Sewell, Laurel Springs and Atlantic City.
-.. vt-,. I.bb.u anrl Hfla Mahol tfur,
nine are spending a month at Cape Charles,
Virginia.
Miss Emma Williams has gone to Loralne,
O. to spend the remainder of the summer,
ATLANTIC CITY, Juno 25 The Board
walk Girl Is going bnck to naturo for the
adornment of her summer chnpeau Sho
no longer depends on ribbons and artificial
garniture Sho Is now nblo to have vlrtuallj
a now hat every day by choosing blossoms
from her own garden with which to deck
her headgear. A particularly smart lint
seen on tho Walk was of. leghorn trluimcd
with short branches of pussywillow and
a band of black olvet
Promenndcrs are wearing a small Ameri
can ling pinned to tho lapels of tholr coats,
and Hags aro being prominently displayed
everywhere to sllmuUto patriotism nnd to
urge now recruits for tho nrmy. The Idea
was started by Airs Harrison Smith, of
Philadelphia, who is slaying at tho Tray
more Air and Atrs John R. Wiggins, their son
nnd dalightor-ln-law, Air. and Airs. J Ab
bott Wiggins, nnd grandson, Alaster J. R.
Wiggins, Jr.. aro occupying their cottage,
41 South Raleigh avenue. Atrs J. Abbott
Wiggins will lcaa tho first of July to spend
a fortnight at Concord, Alass.
Airs Frederick Hcmslcy is entcrt.ilnlng
Airs John U Kustls and AliRa Anna Thomas
nt the Brighton.
Dr. and Airs. J. B. AIcAllflter, ot Harris
burg, aro at tho Traymoro until the first
of tho month.
Along the Reading
Tho Old York Road Chaptor of tho Penn.
sylvanla Woman's Division for National
Preparedness will hold a meeting on
Wodnosday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the
Oak Lano Library Tho purpose of the
mnetlnir la to cnlarrro tho work and to get
overy ono' to do his part, however, small It
Is, Roprcsontntlves from headquarters In
Philadelphia will bo prosont; among them
Airs. Corey, a member of the Hague Peaco
Conference and an Intlmnto friend of AIlss
Jnno Addams All tho different branches
of tho organization will bo completely out
lined, but particular nttentlon will be given
to Division Number 1, c,iro of tho famlllos
of tho sailors and soldiers , number 3, sur
gleal supplies, and number 7, feeding of
tho troops and tho needy.
A card party will bo given by this
branch on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock In Marshall School Hall. Tho pro
ceeds will be used to buy materials for
making tho necessary supplies for Division
Number 1. of which Mrs, Harry F Kasse
baum, of Elklns Park, Is chairman.
Air. and Airs. Harold P. Aloon and their
family, of AVyncote road, Jenklntoun, will
leavo this week for Alnlno, whore thoy will
bo tho guests of Air. Aloon's parents, Air.
and Airs Rcubon O. Moon, at their camp
on Sebago Lake.
Atr. and Airs. Sclcock, of Washington
lane, havo closed their homo and have
gono to tho shoio for tho Bummer.
Airs. Harry E. Steven's, of Washington
lano, Jenklntown, will leave this week for
the shoro to bo tho guest of friends,
AIlss Sarah Campbell, who has been the
guest of AIlss Emily Lewis, daughter or sir.
and Airs J. Howaid Lewis, of Washington
lane, Elklns Park, for several days, has re
turned to her home In Pittsburgh.
MRS. EARL T. KRAMER
Mrs. Kramer, before her marriage ln3t Friday, waa Miss Anna May
Ogdcn, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph F. Ogdcn.
MANY WEDDINGS SOLEMNIZED
AS MARRIAGE MONTH WANES
Miss Antoinette Hearne Married to Mr. Farrar in St.
Mary's Church, Wayne Other Wed
dings of Past Week
Tioga
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal anJ. BoJamln Roeihrnan, condue
ter Fennj-pack Park, east ot Oxford tret, 8
o'clock. F''
vaii-mount Park Paad, ftlcbard Schmidt, con
ductor. Por' Jim. 8 o'clock. Frc.
nanauet of inauiuretlon. South Bth Street
B.U1MJ" Men'' AMOCiatlon. Hot.t Cordon! dl
Ferro. T.80 o'clock.
vm,a. for tb Society paaa will be e
ol.,eS.rf nrimid In ilio fcieuhw led.
Satlttj
irwi.
to antes $&riitK. a :
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AIlss Jean Rider, of 3312 North 15th
street, will glvo a dinner this evening at
her home for her sister, AIlss Atlrlam Rider
and Air. Francis Buchmnn Unas and the
members of their bridal party, who In
clude AIlss AJargaret Young, AIlss Emma
Strathmann. Air. William T. Abadle, Air.
Charles Schaefcr, Mr. Leonard Alartln, Air.
Charles Ayres and Air. Rudolph Falken
hagen. Tho marriage of Allss Alarguerlte Atack
enzle, daughter of tho lato Air and Airs.
Edward Alackenzlo, to Air. David II. Danser,
of 2111 West Ontario street, will take place
on Wednesday at 1 o'clock, at tho Church
of the Advocate, 18th and Diamond Btreets.
Allss Reglna Alackenzlo will attend her
sister as bridesmaid, and Mr. Charles
Struckblne will be tho best man.
Airs. James AtcGllnn, of 3258 North 5th
street, spent the week end with Mrs. J. B.
Stewart, of Now York.
A "Tom Thumb Wedding," an attractive
children's entertainment, will be given on
Thursday night In the Ann Carmlchael
Memorial Presbyterian Church, 5th street
and Erie avenue, Thero will be selections
on the large pipe organ and a chorus of
girls will render a beautiful selection com
posed for the occasion. The wedding cere,
mony will be followed by a reception.
WfS'n 1
MRS. DANIEL W. LARE
Mr and Mrs. Daniel W Lare, whose
wedding took place recently, have taken
a house at eon Regent street Mra. Lara
wii Mus Eleaoer Chick, "r
ST. MARY'S MEMORIAL CHURCH, at
Wnyno, was tho scone ot nn attractive
wedding this nfternoon nt 5 o'clock, when
AIlss Antoinette Hearne, daughter of Atr
and Airs. William W. Heainc, ot Wayne,
became tho brido of Air. John Xerxes Far
rar, son of Air. nnd Airs. Xoixea Farrar, of
Columbus, O. Tho ceremony was per
formed by the Rov. Charles Armstrong.
Tho bride, who was glen In mnrrlngo by
her father, woro a beautiful gown of whlto
tullo over fnlllo silk, with a court train of
cloth of silver. Her tullo veil was caught
with orango blossoms, and sho carried a
shower bouquet of whlto orchids and Illles-of-tho-vnlley.
Airs. Robert Bowcn Brown nttended her
sister as matron of honor nnd AIlss Allco
Hearne was maid of honor. They woro
gowned alike in frocks of whlto em
broidered net with yellow ribbons nnd Inrgo
whlto horse-hair hats with yellow tullo, and
will carry arm bouquets of name-colored
gladlolas.
Tho bridesmaids wero AIlss Gertrudo
Jamos Hearne, another sister of the bride,
nnd Alios Alargnrot Farrar They wore
whlto embroiderod net frocks trimmed with
blue ribbons, nnd white horsehair hats,
trimmed with pale blue tulle. They also
carried arm bouquets of flamo-colored
gladlolas.
Air. Henry Perry, of Springfield, O ,
acted as best man, nnd tho ushers woro
Air. Thomas W. Hearne. a brother of tho
bride; Air. Paul Stllwell Brlnsmado, of Now
York ; Air. Edgar Wells Freeman, of Plaln
flold, N. J. ; Air. William Allison Peters, of
Seattle, Wash ; Air. Charles Pope, Jr., of
Chicago, 111,, and Air. Henry B. Richards,
of New York.
Following tho ceremony thero was a
small reception for tho families and a few
Intimate friends at the homo of tho bride's
parents, 202 Wlndemcre avenue, Wayne.
Atr. nnd Mrs. Farrar will live In Colum
bus, O,
AlAY SAFFER.
AIlss Anna Softer, of 2801 South 11th
street, became tho bride of Air. Louis Alay
yesterday at her homo, 2200 South 12th
street. The home was prettily decorated
with the seB'-1,'' flawr. Relatives and
frlonds witnessed tho ceremony. After a re
ception and rupper Air. and Airs Alay left
for a trip to Atlantic City.
LUKENS PARK.
The marriage of AIlss Eleanoro Wilkinson
Park, daughter of Air. and Airs. Georgo R.
Park, of Wayne, to Air Bayard Conway
Lukens, was solemnized on Saturday nfter
noon at 4 o'clock at tho home of the bride's
parents. The Rov. W, A. Patton. D. D , rec
tor of the Wayne Prcsbj terlan Church, per
formed the ceremony Allss Park, who was
given In marrlaga by her father, wore an at
tractive gown of white net over whlto taf.
feta, trimmed with old family loco. Her
tulle veil was arranged as a coronet and
she carried a shower bouquet of white
sweet peas.
Owing to the recent death of the bride's
grandfather only the families and a few
Intimate friends were present, After a short
wedding trip Air. and Airs. Lukens will live
In this city.
DOTTS CRAWFORD,
The marriage of AIlss Helen Wheeler
Crawford, daughter of Mrs. James J. Craw
ford, ot 1203 Wagner avenue, and Air. Alar
cus Harrison Dotts, of 2912 Gormantown
avenue, took place on Saturday morning
at the home of the Rov. Chantry Hoffman,
at 17th and Tioga streets. Air. and Airs.
Dotts left afterward on a wedding trip.
FLAKE AlERTZ.
The marrlaga of Alias Florence May
Atertz. daughter of Airs. Bertha O. Alertz,
of 708 West Allegheny avenue, to Mr. G
Raymond Flake, of Lewlstown, Pa , took
place this morning In St, Paul's Reformed
Episcopal Church, Broad and Venango
streets. The Rev, Forrest Ii Dager, the
rector, performed the ceremony, which was
fqllowed by a breakfast at the home of the
bride's mother. The. bride wore a traveling
suit of dark blue and was unattended. Air.
and Airs. Flake will spend some time at
Niagara Falls and In Canada. They will be
at home after September 1 in Lewlstown.
MOONEY DEE.NEY.
The Church of Our Alother of Sorrows
was the scene of a pretty wedding last
Thursday afternoon, when Miss Katherlne
Jf. Deeney, of 865 North 45th street, be
came the bride of Air. Peter J. Alooney, ot
887 North 4Jd street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev, WUHam F, O'Don
nel. Allss Anna Ryan attended the btldo,
while Mr. Joseph Mooney, a cousin of tho
bridegroom, acted as best man.
DAROFF ESKINE.
A pretty wedding took place on Tuesday
evening, when Alias Claire Eskine. daugh
ter of Air. and Airs. Samuel Eskine. of 502
South 9th street, became the bride of Mr
Louis Daroff. son of Air and Airs. Harry
Daroff. of 1813 North 33d street, at Lu Lu
Temple, Broad, and Spring Garden streets.
The bride, who was given In marriage oy
her fitter, were a gown of white satin and
tullo embroidered In sliver, with a court
train, and her veil was fastened with a
wreath of ulieat. She curried a showr
bouquet of lilies of tho valley and orchid
All's RosnIKj Parolf, n slstei of tho Inkle
groom, was maid of honor. The brldcbinalrii
were AIlss Elizabeth Daroff, Allt-s Dorothy
Rsltlno, Allss Ida Daroff nnd Allbh Helena
Esltlnc nnd tho llttlo flower girl was AIlss
Elinor Davidson.
Air Albert B. Voice, of Now Yolk, acted
as host man, and tho ushers wero Air. Harry
Anronson. Air. Joseph Hnilok, Air John
KornHeld and Air. Charles Daroff, n brother
of tho bridegroom.
DAVIS EPPRIOHT.
Tho marrlago of Alias Alary Gibson Epp.
right, daughter of Air. and Airs William
H. Epprlght, of Hnddnn Heights, to Air.
John N. Davis took placo Wednesday nft
ernoon at 2 o clock at tho homo or the
brido Alias Elvira Epprlght was m.Ud of
honor and Air Alllton Alcllrldo was best
man. Tho ceremony was performed bv tho
Rev. R W Raver. Air. nnd Airs Davis
will spend the summer nt Haddon Heights,
N. J., after tholr roturn from a trip to
Washington,
A DELIGHTFUL outdoor musicals and
ten will bo given In tho gnrdens of Airs
Alfred C. BnlcU's homo on Baltimore ave
nue tomoirow nfternoon The proceeds will
he given to tho fund of the Woman Suffrage
party Tho program Includes a 'cello solo
by AIlss Ethel Lewis, n violin solo by Allss
1: Bliss, a vocal solo by Miss Alargarct D
.Taylor nnd piano solos by Alra Harold An;
derson, Airs Willlnm O Eaton nnd Airs
Alfred C. Bnlch.
The committee In rhargo consists of Airs
Tlioman llnnnum, Airs Cnrl Altmnler nnd
Airs E P Alartln Among the young women
who will servo tho refreshments are Airs.
Hall Andersen, Allss Ollvo Allison, Allss
Alice KtAtrelt, Atlss Ella Alay Harris and
Allss Grace Bond.
A reception was held In the Olivet Cove
nant Presbvterlnn Church on Thursday
evening In honor of the pastor, who received
the degree of doctor of divinity. Atr. James
Alorrlson presided. Addresses wero made
b the Rev Robert Hunter, Air. E P Glenn,
Air Stewnrt nnd Atr. Ford The choir ren
dered two selections, after which refresh
ments wero served
Airs Stanley Ervln gavo n garden pnrty
and luncheon nt her homo In Somerton
Inst week for tho Clovor Sewing Clrclo.
Covers wore laid for 14 guests, among
whom wero Airs Walter G. Hind, Aim.
James P Cunnlnghnm, Atrs Albert L. Ront,
Airs Wnlter McCarthy. Airs Harry Sea
mon, Alias Holen Wlllotts, Airs, Georgo
Ycagcr, Airs. William AVbltc, AIlss Helen
Dolaney, Airs Allen Henry Smith, Airs. W.
P Sherwood, Airs Frederick Peacock, Airs.
W. Kinney and Airs William Dolaney.
THE Drexol Blddlo Bible Classes' Homo nt
Lnnsdowno avonue nnd Garrett road,
Lansdowne, wns tho scene of a delightful
muslcalo Saturday afternoon, when artists
of noto participated Among them wero
Air. Asa Hood, Air. Raymond E. AIcAIena-
mln, Air. Albert Parker, Air, Albert Alnc
Donough, AInstor George Jacoby, AIlss Alary
Wllllnms, Allss Bessie Ii Phillips, Alis3 Alar
garet AIcDonnld, Atlss Alay Shaw, AIlss
Bessie Jacoby and Allss Helen Alartcll,
milE Vlctrlx Catholic Club will give a
JL minstrel show this evening In tho school
auditorium of tho Church of Our Lady of
tho Ros.iry, C3d and Cnllowhlll Btreets, for
tho benefit of the "Alary, Star of the Sea"
Church, at Branchtown, Pa. Those lu
charge of tho affair aio Airs Charles N.
Barrett, Airs. Allchacl Dallahan, Airs. Harry
Alclntyio and Airs J. Doyle
AlrB T A. Devlin Is directing the min
strels and Air. William McMennmln will be
Interlocutor. The first set of end men will
Includo Atr. Frank AtcAlcnamln nnd Air.
Gerald Coghlan nnd tho second set will 'bo
Air. Frank Dourley and Air William Nolan.
Solos will be given by Atr James Dalloy,
Air. James Boyer, Air. Frank Henderson
nnd Air John Ryan. In tho clrclo will bo
Air. John Jojce, Air. Frank Fox, Air Will
iam Taylor, Air. Harry Stokes, Air. Charles
Tonner. Air. Emll Green, Air. John Gnlln
gher. Air. William O'Donald, Air. Harry
Conway, Air Edward Johnson, Air John
AtcAlcnamln and Air. Bernard Naughton.
Ono of tho most successful entertainments
of tho season given In tho Falls of Sclnlyl
klll was the presentation of tho comedy,
"Whiskers," by a number ot young people
in the hall of the Baptist Church on Queen
lane, which was repeated on Saturday
ovenlng Tho excellent cast included Alius
Flora Alolynoux, Airs. John Aloorehead,
Airs. Harry Balrstovve, AIlss Alargaret B
Soasholos, AIlss Jessie Alolynoux, AIlss Rea
Grundy, Allss Florence Ladloy, Air. H. B,
Blnkln, Air Hamilton Aloorehead and Air.
Harold Aloorehead Tho affair was In
charge of Allan Uretta E Johnson, assisted
by Airs. Willlnm Ashton, Airs. At. A. Ash
ton, Airs. Alartln Blrkmlre, Airs H B Cole,
Airs Louis Dlehlninn, Airs Lydla Hallo
well, AIlss E W. Hannes, Airs. J. W. Har
rison, Atlss Anna Hutchinson, Miss M J3.
Hutchinson, Airs. Horrocks, Mrs. Ken
worthy, Miss Elsie Kllpatrlck, Airs, Kirk.
Miss Edith LaUghlln, AIlss Amy Lee, Mrs.
Charles Atnsson, Alra, Frank Milter. Atrs.
Robert Atoorohead, Atlss Anna Alorrlsdn,
Airs. Prank Noll, Atrs. Sallle Peters, Mrs.
Atornb Plcktes, Airs. Arthur Raus, Alls
Laura Scott, Airs Skllton, Allss Heleu
Swartz and Airs Wood.
Tho members of the K. K, Khih were en
tertalned last week by Air. Fred Kenan f
fcle at the home of his mother, Airs. W.
Schauffelc, 1246 South 31st ntroet. There
wero several piano solos by Atr. Lawrence
Settings Among those present were Alias
Nntnllo Craig, Atlss Eleanor Alorrlson, Allsa
Emma Peterson, AIlss Elizabeth Bell, Airs.
G. D Craig. Atrs William Gohauffele, Air.
Goorgo Atoorc, Atr, Lawrence Gettlngs, Air.
Rny Alorrlson, Air Calvin Crnlg, Air. Carl
Hclinurtole, Atr William Schauffoie nnd Air.
rred Schnuffela
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