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EVENING LKDGER-l'HlLADELPlUA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
NAVX MEN VISIT
IN GBRMANTOWll
Charlotte Cushman Club to Give Tea for Miss
Wycherly British Committee to Give Exhibit
and Sale on October 16 and 17
Ensign Spends Few Days
iiomn Beforfi LcflvitiB" fAr -u
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AVK uu eer gono to ono of the teas
H
nt tlio Charlotto cushman t;iui7
Well, my Ja, If you evec get an Invite,
t. ., o bo. Ior they aro tho coziest
small affairs and tho women on the corn
mlttce are so attractive and make you
feel so at home, and, too, you always
meet ery worthwhile actresses, fof It Is
for them that the teas are gUen, ou
I now, Tomorrow tho flist ono of tho
Btaion will he given, and to meet Mlsi
Margaret Wycherly, who haa been ko
marvelous as the old spiritualist In 'The
Thirteenth Chair," which has been play,
lug here for somo weeks.
Xho Charlotto Cushman Club was
founded about seven or eight years ago
,by it number of good women who felt
there was great need for tho proper kind
of a boarding house or club for the many
mctrcsses of smaller means who stop in
this city during tho season. So they got
ogethor and started up tho club, which
y," named after tho great Charlotto
Cushman, and various people gavo the
furniture for tho arlous rooms, and after
n thort time In a house on Tenth street
the club was moved to its present loca
lon at 1200 Locust street and sinco then
jias added tho houso 1202 to the prop-
wty.
Among tho women Interested in the
lub ore Mrs. Mortimer Brown, Mrs.
James Large, Mrs. Otis Sklnnet, Mrs.
Horatio Gates Lloyd, Miss Trances
Orlscom, Mrs. Sydney Kmlen ITiitchln
on, Mrs, Wayland Hoyt, Mrs. Samuel
Chew, Miss Ljdla Morris, Mrs. i:dward
Botcher rinck, Mrs. Clinton Itogcrs
Woodruff, Mrs. Clarcnco Clark Zant
rlnger, and I really can't begin to icmcm.
' ber all tho rest. Uut thty certainly havo
itot a wonderful clubhouse there and a
aplendld matron In oliargo and tho girls
ay they Just love t? llvo tbeie.
IP TOU possess B torn bit ol flag, a
pleco of a Zcppriln or n modal-as a
iioplij of the w-ai l leaso lond It to tho
British Kollef Coirjailtto-!, ct 1S24 Walnut
ttreet, on October 1(J nod 1", when tho
room will bo throvtn oyen to tho mem
bets and their frlo-.vj.. An exhibition and
sale of embroidelVK ticphles and small
articles mado by Ui soldi ;is while In tho
English hospitals rill tali s place on those
dajs. You may J op in any time from
II o'clock to G. mid incidentally hae a
tup of tea in tho aftel lie on. Miss Martha
Collins is chalrman,of th- exhibition com
mittee and will gladlj tecelvo donations
of 'money and trophies, though tho last
need not bo donated, but may bo loin,
nnd will b caictully "cturned jifttr the
exhibit Is over.
SO CnClLC IIOWFLL and Bill Row
land havo decided on their wedding
dato and will be mauled on Not ember 3
in tho pictuiesquo little Episcopal Church
of All Saints in Torresdalo, und tho cere
mony will bo attended by only a few Inti
mate friends, nnd of com so members of
the famll, while there will bo u leceptlon
at the Howolls' beautiful homo on the
liver. Their house is 'next to tho old
Fitler placo onho banku of tho Delawaro
lller at Torresdale and yulto Ideal for
an entertainment. Coctle is tho youngest
of Mrs. Howell's three atti active daugh
ters She came out tho same year as
lCathijn Krcmcr Page, Uactiel Lewis
Miller, Mabel Xorrls Dickson, Margaiet
Vox Martin, Dorothj Ilobcits Bullitt,
Elizabeth Robeits Claj, Maigarct Jan
nard McCawley and many otheis; In fact,
1 think Cecllo Is tho last of that number
of girls to many. And it ceitalnly has
been from choice, for she Is ono of the
p ettlest of the whole bunch of them and
lias a lovely character, and In fact Rll
three of the Howell girls aro famed for
tteir beautiful manneis. Beatilco mar
,mtd Guilliacm Ac'rtaen a couple of jcars
fso. Cooper Howell Is a brother. Billy
Rowland is the son of Mrs. William Over
tngton Rowland, of KranUford, and this
Ylty. Ho Is, of course, related to all the
thousand and one Rowlands of Philadel
phia. 'PHE Tieble Clef Club, of which Mis.
William Simpson, Jr., Is president, will
resume its work for tho winter at tho
Atom Club on Wednesday, October 24.
The club will give Its first concert on
January 30 in tho ballujom of tho Belle
ue Stratford. The second concert will
bo given on Apiil 24. Kail Schneider Is
director of the club and Kills Clark HAm
mond, accompanist.
A'is
S'D now Doiothy Welsh's engagement
the Herbert Welshes, of Germantown,
and a sister of Herbeit Welsh, who mar
tied Lavlnta Hoiden last Jtyie. Dorothy
Is Very fair and pretty. Sho Is u. member
of the Plajs and Plajers Club and has
hown quite some hlstrlonlo ability. Tho
lucUy man Is Andrew Imbrlo, of New
York. He is a son of Mrs. Charles Itn
lrle, of Piinceton, and was of course
graduated from that university. Ho
served as an alumni trnsteo from 1907
to 1912. No dato has been set for tho
redding.
fPHE Southern Industiial Soclets Is ulv
"lng a larpe bazaar und danco on Sat
urday, the third of November, In tho
ballroom of the Hellevue. It Is for the
Benefit of the fumllles of the mountain
ers who have Bono to wur. Theio Is ono
I'laee vvilero tho Red Cross has not yet
Penetrated, nnd that la tho heart of Uio
mountains; but the draft law has reachid
there and somo of the families aro h
pretty .despcrato straltB. The Industrial
Society is taking tho situation, In
hnd. Thcio wilt be an Illustrated
lecture at 15 o'clock and one at 8, show
ing the homes, scenery, schools, and all
the other Intciestinc .features, of Ufo In
the Appalachians. Ono of tho nidst le
raukablo pictures will bo that of tho chll
rn of the section before they uttended
school, and afterward, aliowlnir tho effoct
"' civilization upon them. Mrs. William
I, Ileadley Is chairman of the bazaar
committee, and Vomo of her assistants ate
rs. John Qrlbbel, Mrs. V, Clemens and
Jrs, Robert Alexander. Mrs. John Cooke
lrst will havo cliarsw of tho book shop.
iS2 x "H11' Mu Cq Nea1, fle,d "eor
'wtjr of the Na,UomU Assoolatlon, will
t.-wnm nvr( ,
son havo charge of tho ait Iccdlewoik,
and Mrs. Woodiow Wilson has eont a
dainty handkerchief to bo sold at their
booth. It will bo a worth-while nffalr for
a woi thy cause. NANCY "WYNNE.
Social Activities
Mr.
and Sirs Knlint ir wiuii an
nounce the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Ann Mai la Wright, and Mr. Wchard Wat
son Harratt on Saturday, October e. Mr
Ilarratt Is a sergeant In tho quartermaster i
corps, stationed nt Tort Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardlnge, of Haiti,
more, Md , announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Hunt Hard
lnge. and Mr. Horace I Austin, of Oak
L.ane
Mr. and Mts Gerald De 1'ourney Brjan
of Church Btreet, lleerly, N. J, announce ,
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Ldla Hrjan, to Harry Cllntou Sever
of Broad street, Bever')
Lieutenant Clement Tingle), .Second rie.d
Artillery, and Mrs Tingley are being con
gratulated on the birth of a daughter, to
bo named Vliglula Tingle). Mis. Tingley
was Miss Virginia Dunn, daughter of Mi.
and Mrs Nnthin .1 Dunn, formerly of Gn
mantoun Ml and Mis Ulllluni 1 laucio Swan, of
Berlin, N II, announce tho engagement of
their daughter, MIrs Ituth Collier Swan, to
Mr. William Tujlot Vvebster. of Jiankford
The tegular meeting of tho executive
committee of the John Uartram Association
was held on October 8 In the 1'rlends'
LIbrarj. 'lho picsldeut, Mis. A. II. Hall,
was In tho cliaii. It wbb decided to omit
the fall meeting In tho garden, as tho mem
bers and friends aie auiveli engaged In
lied Cioss oi othei uur work.
lllks C.irollno Uallengci, whose man luge
to Mr. William Menltt Hurlburt takes placo
on Wednesday, OctoVr IT, will entertain
her bridesmaids at dinner on'Satut daj . Mr.
Hurlbuit will enteitaln his best man and
ushers the same night at his homo in
Chestnut Hill.
i.f11!!' -aml Mls' Jaco1' Buachlioff. of .803
west Lehigh avenue, at a dinner at their
Home, announced the engagement of tholi
daughter, Miss Hemletta Busclihoff, to Mi
Itouben Labowltz, of 41t', houth lenlh
Btreet Hie dato of the wedding lias not
yet been set Miss Uiischlioft'B father i
tlied fiom active business ioveiul jcais
ago. having londuttetl a photograph t-tuillu
at SJ t Arch stiect for man) veais
Ml and Mis Itobort lTunUenflelil, of
ihirtj -ninth and .Suing UiiiUen KtreetH,
gave a dinner naiu tav thai, u,. -w
Reeso Bell, who spent the week-end at "his
I
nume .Air. ueil Ih In cumii at Wuslilncton
D. (' Amonfr the eueHtn u, MIb vi I
Eioia cowan. Miss Helen Growley, Miss
.oretta l.onjr and Mi Bells sistei. Mlbf
Edna Bell, who came home from New "York
for the occasion , Mi Haloid Betz Alt John
Arnold and Mr Hobeit 1'olev
Ml. S lloia.u Mjcic. of (jeuimiitovwi
gave a "300" in honor of his daughter, Mlbs!
Roberta btobei Mcis. on Tuesday evening
The guests included Mlts Louise Bunting
Miss Hsthei Uucl.maii, -AIIsb l)oii)thv I. Oai
rah, MIhs Mai Ian 12 Heart, Miss Selnia
Blaun, Ml. Rapli (i. Hulder, Mi. S. Holln
Brjson, Mi W Cljde Uourlej, Mr David S
Wlltberger, Mr Thomas AtMns and Mr. ."
Wctheilll, "ieuttei
FORMER PASTOR
MOVES TO TRENTON
Called From Newburgh-on-the-Hudson
to Third Presby
terian Church
BL2t.IL,V 'Ihe Re. l-iedeilck H MoLU
well and Mis Stockwell, who left hero u
few jc-iis ago, will shortly move to Ticn
ton. Ml. htockwall was called to N'ew burgh-oli-the-Hudson
as pastor of tho I'lrst Pics
btoldn church, and has" just teceived a
dnrgo In Trenton at tho Third Picsbj
teilan chuich. Mi. and Mi v. .Stockwell aro
well known heie und havo made, frequent
visits to this city while stationed at New
burgn Mr and Mis. Havld If. Slilr'v will clote
their homo, Dew -in op Inn, on V arren street,
and spend tho wlntei In Philadelphia
Mrs. David binlth and Miss Martha B
fcmlth arrived homo aftci spciulint; the sum
mer at Ocean Cltj
RINHRION Mrs J Ldwaid Pliaio an
nounces the marriage ot hot daughtei. Miss
Mae Pharo, to Mr. Maurice A. Wolfe
Mrs. I, R Des Comets has returned to
her homo in Lexington, K., after spending
the summei with lier slstei, M M 12
McCartj
PALMYRA Mr. and Mis Jolm un
Bauu have closed their homo hero and villi
spend the winter In Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. McKIm Haddoway havo
gone to Janettstown for a fortnight's stay.
MOL'NT HOLLA Mr. und Mrs Joseph
Richardson Ulllam announce the mairlago
of their daughtei Mks Katherlno Glllnm,
to Mr. Levi Wire, of Heerl, Ihe cere
mony was perfoimed on October 9 at
o'clock.
The Kienlne Iderr wilt print liens of
rnlrrtalnmrntii. niBjiinent, fdiilnc and
other matte, of arlul Interent ent In lo Dm
oltlee. iirolded th ltm re nrltlen nil ono
tide of lho paper snd ur .iKiifd wllh the
nrlter'a full nnnie nnd telephone number,
to ndmlt of verlthatlnn ,
hend itemt to the hsilrtr I.dllor. r.ienlnr
Ledser, 608 Chestnut utreet.
MfBWjMA i festal .mMJt.
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Tiir TTTiri fl far Mri l f HfflHBBi8 2C f4aVti v Mill I wWWl T'liii ,sMmiM?A
llBBAVDaflMHaHkillM ' UMiH S- " '" ?WuL mliMt' WP Via PfeSrlt3PjJ! i'
vl vW8ra's9ffic i IV1 3 1 i 1 111 WW r -?r ' 9i(i TWfSvmi I BdhEF SiiHlgaiiJiwaa r
m don't want to marry him just becauue he hus jnoneyf''
'CerUinl not, my dear. But surely owpafeody has it to ki Wm
WZ.&OA
1'icscnt officers of Wayne Branch of
MORE WEDDINGS
1T1AT
flPTftPWD
V Ul
Miss Gladys Jones Married lo
New Jersey Man This Eve
ning1 at Homo
l'luiiilufiit nmong tho Intel csthiK vnl
dlngs of tho week will bo that of Mlis v.
ilHds Jones, daughter of Jlif. Tlioman
f Jono, of 2l0 West Ontario slicet. mid
Mr. John Horace cllthens of Woodbury,
N. J, which will taho placo tonight at 6
o'clock at the homo of tho brldos mother
Tho ceremony will bo performed by tho
Rev ThomaH C. Bird, ot Toniplo T'nlvor
sltv Captain Chillies ' Junes, of Com
pany 12, 103d Regiment, United States
Engineers, who was granted n fuilough
to attend tho wedding, 111 give his tlstor
In marriage Her gown of bridal nut In anil
georgette ncpo li iit.ule with a high girdle
of roo point lace Imllni lace will form
the ,np of the tulip vill which will bi
nmuiged with sprays of oiiumo liloesoniH
lollowlng tho -ervlin u leceptlon vlll ,i
held foi tho fimllio Mr. Githens and
hU brldo will leavo on an nxtended tilp
and will bo nt homo nftci 1 member In
W oodburv, N. J
Pli:iH.MAN M'AIH.
V von attractlvo vscddlng tool
)iliHO
l.mt vptihi nt flm lioinn of ill
,ind Mis.
Jolm 12 Stahl, 1511 Nortli Twelfth street,
when theli daughter, Miss L'dna Stahl. waB
mirrlcd to Mr AAlllhim J Puclilmau. f
North rifUeiilli sticet, bj tho Rov 12 M
cilasow, of bi. Johns Hvungclleal Lutheran
I Church 'lho hildc, who was (.Ivcn In mai
llige ti hci fathei, vmis attired In a gown
of white trepo meteor, with n tulip veil
aunnged with a tap held In placo with
oiango blossoms lliido loses and lilies of
the valle weio canled Attending tin
bride was Miss Maij Poehliuan, tho Inlde
gioom's Nlstu, who voio a plctuieniui
fiock of pink ciepe meteor and eained .n lv
iocs
MONAU1IAN O De,..t LI
'lhete was u veij prottj vveddiin, m I
Roman Catholic Church of S-t Jolm th.
Baptist. Mauayunk on luesdaj hikiuiui.
which vus FoleiiuiUcd with high num I
mass 'lho btlde was Miss Miuv V o in i
lull, daughtei of Mr. and Mib J-.lm I
O'Donncll, ot 4JJ3 lVchhi street Itoxboi
ough. and the bridegroom Mi li.ulcs W
P Moii'ighan, al'olsof that sulmib 'lho Rev
P 21 McUIiiiiIn assistant rc tor oflU laicd
'lho bride woio n gown ot vlni, beaded
georgette eieyp dfaiied our whit aim
and curried Hilda rc -hc wan m en
In marilago b) her fathei. and nit, tided
b Miss Roso Margaiet O Domiell b r m
tci, as hrldebinald 'lho latter w u itlmil
in a beaded robe of tuimiolso blue .1..
Her hat was of black net. with vihet I
bon stieameis, and (-ho canted m i t
Beaut) roses
Mr J Vincent Monaghan was 1 ih birth
cis bcit man 'I ho ushers liiclud, d Ati
Joseph Kauffnian and Jlr. Prank P Hon
noil, biothcr of tho bride 'lho siren o
was folic ved b a bieakfast at the homo of
tho bride's patents Mr Monaglian and
his btlde left for Niigaia Palls and lho
'lhousind Islinds ahoy will bo at linmo
after November 1 at 4"J0 Slnnajunlt ave
nue, Roxborough
HARLvVN HANSON
Announcement Is inado of tho mauiage of
Miss Hv.v Hanson daughter of Mi and
Mis Samuel Hanon of 120 Malloy street,
Itoboiough, to Ml lieorge I' Hailan. of
44U Pechhi street, on Saturday nftciuoon
at the home of the elllclatlng clerginan,
tho ltev. W i Sanderson, paBtor of the
Kbenezer Methodist 12plcopal Chuieh
Manaunlw Tho bildegioom Is In tlio
Vnlted States umbulamo corps stationed
at Allentown and tho marilago was has
tened when ho had a bilef furlough Tho
btlde will Hvo with her patents until after
thewai
DKRBVSHIRH CAR.VJN12
The marrlago of MI"!H Marlon B Carmine,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs John It Carmine,
of 145 Apslev sticet. Uciiiiantonn, nnd Mr
Ocorgo II Deibyshlie, Jr, took placo at tho
bride's homo on Satuidaj, October C, at
7-30 o'clock. The Ro. John Pox pei
formed tho cciemoii) Miss Carmlno vias
given in marrlago bj hei father nnd wns
attended by Miss Hdith U Pjle ns maid of
honor. Mr Derbyshire hud his brother,
Mr. Agnow Deibyshlre, ns best man. A
reception followed. Tho brldo and bride
groom will llvo at 145 Apsley street
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A MORAL WORK
lAWaAM
C opvrltht Life PoMIShlnB
mULiiBx 3JeOOJ5--- -iElS-- S7SZO rv st.x.Gv oncre;
Ued l tos
winch will hold a meetinR this
PRIZES FOR WAR GARDENERS
Mrs. E. Dobson Altemus Presents $20 to Owner of
Best Garden in Community Plot at
Falls of Schuylkill
TfiU.. the iiuialo
lop lu tho community
vvs
giidous In Dobson's field, Scott's lane
nnd tho Rending Rallwav, proved a failure
somo of tho workers became disheartened
and aliened that p irt ot their ground to
beenmo ovorgiown with weeds, which pre
vented them from securing the best results
from tho rest ot their plots. But tho homo
soldiers who aro helping with' tho food
problems of tho war never glvo up 'I hoi
lillllzcd every available npaeo of tholi bci
tionq nnd weeds wore not allowed to lift
their heads above ground And now ionics
tho reward fur work well done Mrs Hlln
both Imhvon AltemuH, who secured the
ground foi tin Palls fanneis, has present, d
prizes to tho successful harvestem Mr
Allan Moorehriiso was awarded tho lln-t
prlro of $10 Ills work for Undo Sam and
inUdentallv himself vUldcd eight dozen
cars of coin, 100 beets ono nnd one-half
bushels of suing bonus forty heads of cab
bage, radishes, turnips, carrots pepper"
pumpkins, 000 ,clei plants and u lot pC
red cabbage tlio latter to bo huvested In
tho near futuio. Mr. Mark Smith won $15
nnd was n clrwo iccond In tho contest Tho
third pilze, $10, went la Mr James TresK
nan, who had mi nhuiiduiico of freshies for
bis own uso and plcntv to bo preserved for
tho future Tho other gnrdens did not havn
thu v aile'les of vegetables, hut hid an
abundant harvest of corn beans tomatoes
and peppers whiih have omph lepald
tlinii f. t (hi it w .tl nd th!! k of tin eon-
MISS C'ECILE V. JJOUKQUIN
A talented soprano singer of Col
luiKsvvood, N. J., who is "clotntf lier
lilt" by Bivinj? her talents for Red
Cioss and other war relief movements.
.V"S"''Stt
wmnm
Sf
C -man P-priKi'd by pbv ii , rri,m"T
...
roro getting into the habit of spending
evening nt the Sntuiday (Jul) for the election of officers for the coming year.
servatlm of heaiin and liappinets and the
decreased doctors' bills! Gardening Is pro
ductive of tho 'Jov, temperance and repose
which LonKfellov assorts "slam the door
on tho doetoi'a nose"
This community garden plot Is part ot
a largo plot ot land which was won In a
presidential election bet by General Cad
walader from Mr. Hugh Seott. Mr. Scott
was nn advocate of Hcniv Clay and felt so
confident that C'la would win tho Presi
dent v that ho wagered the land against a
sum of money Tho land estended from
Queen hum to old Mcetown lane, now
Hunting Park avenue, along the Norrlstown
branch of tho Heading Rallwav It was
otlglnallv It now n ns -o Redlnger estate
when pur, based by Mi Rcotl Mr John
Dobson bought tho ntopcrtr fiom tho e"ito
of (leneral Cadw.ilndrr
A mllltaiy ciiteitainmeiit and danco will
bo given on Prldav evening, October U In
America Hall In aid ot the work ot tho Citi
zens Patilotlo Commltteo Tho Impeilal
Comedy Company and the Marine Band, ot
tho Philadelphia Navy Yard, will bo tho
features of tho affah. In aid of the same
fund will b tho lesult of a 'baseball taR"
by the oung women of the Palls, who villi
tag flo d ppectntors on tho athletic grounds
ct Satunlij afternoon, when tho Monotspe
and Barrett teams will piny
A promenado concert and card party will
be given by the Voting Men's Literary Insll
lutt) on Prldav evening, October is hi tho
hall on Alldvalo avenue
LUNCHEON FOR
FUTURE BRIDE
Entertained Tomorrow at Onk
Lane Wedding Takes Place
Next Week
I Dcspno ilia fact that main aie turning
their efforts from social events to leal work
in theso serious times, we none ot us can
forget that tho bride-to-be" must be en
tertained MUs L'lma Wlndlsch. of Oalt
Lane, will ptve a liuu henn on Fildaj next
In honor of MIs3 Caroline Ballenger, of
AVcst 1'psal street, Germantown, whose luai
ilago to Lieutenant Mcrrllt Hurlbuit, I S
N , takes place next Wednesday The spirit
of tho times will bo rallied out In tho dec
orations, which will be red, white and blue
Among tho guests will be Miss Rottner,
Mlts I raven. Miss Dorothy Lank, Miss Maiy
Barnes, Miss Dorothy Barnes, Miss Maty
Parsons, Miss draco Mountcastle, Miss Rthel
Olmess, Ml3 Marie Wlndlsch, Miss Jeati
netto Anderson and Miss Helen V Ittenberg
tho last two from New York
Mr. and Mrs Harry Breer have opened
their home at Ogontz Hill after spending
September in Atlantic City.
Tho private golf courso at Reckless
Parms, tho home of Mr and Mrs Prank II
Bachmann, on Meeting House road, is un
dergoing great improvements Numerous
bunkers nnd rand pits have been added nnd
the greens are in flno condition It bids fair
to bo a source of much pleasuro to the
mahy guests whom Mr. and Mrs. Eachmann
entertain
Tho wedding of Miss Anna English, of
1009 North Plfteenth street, and Mr Ed
ward Maier, of West Harvey street, Ger
mantown, will tako place on Wednesdvy, Oe
tobci 10 Their now home In Oak Lane Is
being put In readiness for them
Mr and Mrs. P Lelghton Kramer, for
merly of Sharpless avenue, Melrose Park,
nro occupjlng their new home on Latches
lne. Merlon ,
BRIDE TO UE GUEST OP HONOR
Miscellaneous Shower Given by South
Philndelphian at Her Home
This Evening
October, with Its hrllllnnt foliage and
(lowers, seems quite as popu'ar with Dan
Cupid as Juno, with Its roses, and there are
sevornl interesting weddlncs scheduled for
this mouth anion; South Phlladelphlans
Miss Anna E Conlln, of 806 McKcan street,
whoso woddlnc to Mr Joseph Howard will
tako place on Wednesday mornlne, October
17, vv III bo the guest of honor this evening
at .1 miscellaneous shower to ho given at the
home ot Miss Jennie Cunningham, 2018
Emily street. Those present will inc'ude
Miss Agnes Mellett, Miss Mary Murray,
Miss Marcella Smith, Mrs George McQowan,
Miss Catherlno O'lllordan all members of
tho Aquinas Dramatlo Society, of which Miss
conlln was also a member and Miss Mary
miller Miss Mary McGuckln. Miss Eleanor
' McSorloy. Miss Catherlno Campbell, Miss
Esther Joyce ana Miss Catherine uaiena.
Mr and Mrs Anderson Po'k, of 2133 Por
ter street, with their daughter Julie and
their son Stewart, who spent tho summer
at their place, Tree Tops, In the southern
Catskllls, returned to their home in the
Qlrard Parms last week,
Mr and Mrs. Itobert Montgomery, of
2614 South Colorado terrace, are spending
a two weeks' vacation at Old Point Com
fort Th- "" rM'trn en Saturday.
CELEuuail CULUMUUS DAY
Spanish-Americans to Huo Concert
and Danco in Knights of
v Columbus Hall
Tho Spanish-American colony will have a
celebration on Columbus Day, assisted by
priests of the Spanish Church. There will
be a longthy and Inteieutlng musical pro
gram and several addresses. The speakers
vtfll be the Ilev Juan Sastre, C. M.; Mr
Emil Iliviere and Mr. Albert E. Maspent
The celebration will take place In tht
Knights of Columbus Hall, at Thirty-eighth
and Market streets, and will be followed by
danolng on the upper floor ot the building.
The various, consuls from South America
liave been InvltedAo !tend the "!, and
acceptances lwv bo lieeve from many
FIRST MEETING OF
SATURDAY CLUB
Wayne Organization Held First
Meeting of the Year on Tues
day Afternoon
On iuesdav afternoon tho Satuidaj lub
of Wajno held Ha first fall meeting Mrs
Marshall II. Smith, tho newly elected presi
dent, presided at tho meeting which had a
patrlotlo ncte in keeping with tho times
'lho president greeted tho members and
spoko of tho program for tho jcar, which
will bo both work nnd plav The members
wero urged to "do Red Cross and other
patrlotlo work Mrs Smith also spoko of
tho salo of tho Liberty Bonds, which tho
Saturday Club has taken up tc aid Mis
J S' C Harvey, director for the Liberty
Bonds under tho National countll of De
fense Mr II L Wlitttcmoie, of the Main
Line committee also spoko on Llbertv
Bonds
A pleasing fealufo of tho opening leecp
tion was tho presentation of a service flag
u tho club by tho Junior section. All the
members who havo any relatives in the
service wero Invited to pin a star on tho
flag A roll of honor will bo drawn up
and displaced in tho clubhouse
Miss Madeline Leiengood and Mies Mar
geium, of tho Junior section, gave n play
let, which was very umusuig Miss Marv
V light and Miss Beatrlco Tees, of tho Gill
ScoutB, gavo an exhibition of their tklll
at signaling.
Miss Law ton sang a solo and a number
of letters were read fiom rulatlves of the
club uieinbeis who aro at tho fiont.
Mrs Williamson Tato was nt tho tea
table, assisted bv Mrs ("hailes i! Tatnall
and Mrs. W. 1' Cochran
! Mr and Mrs. Mahlou Hutchinson and
Miss Edith Hutchinson have returned from
Rockland Breakw.itei nnd will spend tho
fall months nt their country homo in Devon
Mr. and Mrs Philip Putnam Chase, of
Hvton, have announced tho engagement of
their daughter, Miss Isabel Putnam Chase
to Mr. I'rederlclc Watson Hastings, of
Dovonwood, Devon
Mr, and Mrs Henry M Wurien, of Devon,
havo returned from lork Harbor.
Miss Dorothy Barnes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Hampton Barnes, of Devon, Is
spending a short tlmo In New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G Upton Pavorlte aro re
ceiving congratulations on the birth ot a
011
Mr George Wharton Pepper, Jr, ot the
coast defense, Is now stationed at Fortress
Monroe,
METROPOLITAN ?, PQ I So
KTXT MATINi:n HVlOnDAY. tOo to U 50
llir Ulrseel Uramattc Fpectact on Carta
T H F
WANDERER
Staged by DAVID BELASCO
Erenlngs an 1 Saturday Mat, tOo to J1.50.
Bartaln Mat. ITiery 'Wed, Beat Seata It.
COO LOWLn TLOOn SEATS ALWAYS $1,00
.State alsa on sal at Downtown TIC6t ODca
1108 Chcetnut St.
NEXT MON. at 9 A. M.
78,382
6i:viS lOR THIS OIOANTIC AND OVEK-
VVIIELSIINO ATTRACTION WILL BE
PLACKD OS SALn 1 OH TUG
LAST THREE WEEKS
Get Seats at Once or Tou TV 1)1 Miss It
HEMEltHEn
Oulj 3 WeeLi More ot the tireateat Spectacle
Drama Eer Eroucht to rhlladelphta
NOT A MOVING PICTURE
LYRIC
EE.MNUS AT 8 20
Next Matinee Saturday 2 29
Oilier Moroaco a ureateai uiuciiwe liuacen.
THE BRAT
BY AND WITH
MAUDE FULTON
ADELPHI LAST 5 TIMES
l.ait Pop. tl Mat. Today. Evenlnra 8'SO
THE 13TH CHAIR
By BA1AHD VEILLER
with MARGARET WYOHERLY
STARTS MONDAY. OCT. 15 SEATS TODAY
MARY'S ANKLE
With IRENE FENWICK
AND AH. STAR CAST
Including WALTER JONES
TT7,.'l-.ii. Ev. I1" Seats J1.00. V
VY&InUU Higher Mat Tortay, sr,c. tiOc
Saturday Mat , 25c, BUc, 75c.
jS' SHORE ACRES
Vext Week "Brlmlnc Up Father Abroad"
COLONIAL
OERMANTOWN AND
MAPLEWOOD AVES.
COME THRU TIMnAN?,RGTIE0RFu?ra
G Great Vaudeville Acts 6
MTVIM B2D AND MARKET 6TREET9
i!A.V-iN mrat Time lnWet Philadelphia
COME THRU TIMEANST,?.nGETE
ALS0 CORKING VAUDEVILLE BILL
LITTLE
THEATRE
Phone Loo. 8041
Berinnlnc ThUr. Er( Oct. IS
Margaret Anglin
In "LONELT bOLDlERB"
Mall Order Now I Beata Mon. I
UiioliNU harry na.siings'
W.l-t " " ulfl BHOW
I Qo Bird and Beatta J3LW
TracderQ TAO'Prg!
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene JT. Spiegel, of
mantown, have had their son, K:
Charles E. A. Snes-el: Enilen II
Birmingham and Hnslgn Robert Orr,
two latter of Pittsburgh, as their at
for eereral dajs. The will leava ln1v
, Annapolis, Md, Jttr. and Mrs. John Tbt
urown, of Wrncote, entertained thens jg
dinner In their home last night
' Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson, of West Prio
street, has her sister, Mrs. Percy Merejflfe
Reeso, of Baltimore, as her guest for I
rorinignt. ,
Mrs. L. Peymour Houghton, of GretJMl
street, w III bo the guest of Mrs. Robert
Boutllller. of Wayne. Pa., for several day.
A vaudeville show for the benefit of tk'
Red Cross will bo given tonight at Um.
Broad Street Theatre, In Pennsgrove, N. Jj,
by tlio employes of the dU Pont PowiWr
Company, under tho direction of Mrs, C. E.
Speakman. A musical program will be
arranged by Mrs. Alexander B. Cooper.
Jr. who was Miss Josephine Anderson, of
Germantowu.
Mrs. H. Anderson, of West Stafford
street, Is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Alexander tl Cooper, Jr.. of Pennsa-rnv.
WHAT'S DOING
TO NIGHT
Mm
Meeting, Logan Improvement League,
Broad street und Wlndrlm avenue, 6 o'clocc
Meeting", Haddington Hoard of Tredf,
Sixtieth and Market streets, 8 o'clock.
Meeting, Manayunk Hoard o Trade.
Meeting, 1 Iftj -necoml street and Lan
caster Avcnuo Business Men's Association,
o'clock
Supper. Woman' tluli of tynwyil, St.
John's Parish Houso. C to 7.30 o'clock.
Meeting. Ilrewerjlown llutlneae Men's
Ass cation, Owls Hall, 2800 West Glrard
av enno
.Meeting, llaltlmoro Areuue Improvement
Association, 5029 Baltimore avenue, $
o'clock.
Joint meeting, rrnnklln Institute ami
Philadelphia section of the American In
stttuto of Electrical Engineers, Franklin
Institute, 8 o'clock.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Thursdny, October 11th, Matinee
(3 P. M.) and Evening (8 P. M.)
Only Appearance in Philadelphia
LIEUT. JOHN PHILIP
SOUSA
And the Great Navy Band
from tho Giont Lakes (Chicago)
Training Station
OCfi ENLISTED OCn
LjyJ MUSICIANS Jw
Noted Speakers and Singers
Pioccedsr will go to tho RECREA
TION FUND for tho Enlisted Men at
tho Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Tickets 225c, EOe, 75c, $1 and $1.50
On Snle at Ileppe's
1117 Chestnut Street
11 15 A M to 11:15 P. M.
OOLDVVrN Preaents
MAXINEeELLIOTT
In Flrat and Eietualie s-wln ot
"FIGHTING ODDS"
By Rel Coopr Meg-rue
nm" Irvln 8, Cobb
ADDLD ATTRACTION FIRST SHOWINQ
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
"ROPING HER ROMEO"
Next Week Clara Kimball Young lit "Magda."
T)AT A -vni 1214 MARKET STREET
JCJ-ljtjHl 10 A. M 11:15 P M.
HOnART HENLET'S
"PARENTAGE"
SEE IT THEN' YOU'LL RECOMMEND IT
A T? C A TlT A CHESTNUT Below 1T
AKOAD1A Last 3 Daya
At O 11 A M . 1. S, 5. T A 0 P. M
WM rOX'3 COLOSSAL SPECTACLE
"Jack and the Beanstalk"
Next Week Wm. fl Hart In "Narrow Trail
REGENT
MARKET Below 1TTO
Olga Petrova
"The Bllence Seller;'
VICTORIA
MARKET Abore 8TH
O A. M. 11:15 P. M.
Iaet Three Day
Poiltlvely No Ailvance In Prlcer
Exactly as Orlrlnally Presented
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
COL03&AL $2,000,000 SPECTACLE
"INTOLERANCE"
Moit MacnMcent Production of all Time
Scenes ot Appalllne Grandeur and Magnitude
QLOBE Theatre JKSSA
VA VDB YILLE Continue
11 A. M. to 11 P M. 10c. 15c. 23a. 3Sa
"IN AND OUT AGAIN"
DINKEN, BATtR EVERETT. OTHERS.
CROSS KEYS xM-2Vfc,1'
"THE BUNGALOW GIR
BROADWAY Br0il1 Sn'rdr AT3
DlJiU V i. i DaUy. 2 Il5 ; Evra.. el
"THE DIVING LILLIES'
ptht;:t. PARTJVnrnur. -ut,
i.. ....i. ntfiJ
FORREST Last 8 Evgs. ufu
Extra Mat. Tomorrow CSm
CHARLES DILLINGHAM PRESENTS
FRED STONE
In "JACK O'LANTERN"
WIIISTLT TUNES FUN JO GIRLS
Next Week Seats Today
V NEW MU8ICAL COMEDV
THE GRASS WIDOW r
By Channlne Pol'ock and Rennold WolC
Mualo by Lout A Illrach
With Natalie Alt, Otla Harlan. Jeaa Daaiy.
) Howard Marib ictor Morley 50 Otker I ,
i
RRHATl W"ttl Engaremanl, Ivt StlA
A31VVX1J- Mat. Tomorrow ana Baturrf
Rvtvn Mnf. Tomnrrnw ll,?im
N J
Mi-ir 7 7 JmBl
Ci V JtW
JJ JW
MARKET
BTnEET
rm yfj ABOVK
Kf-
Bw
MAUDE ADAMSfl
In a Netr Comaie'
A KISS FOR CINDERELLA
By J. M, Oarri
GARRICKJirBluaM?.mSr' ?Z
Extra Mat. Tomorrow ll:$
Cheating Cheaters o
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JiUAP ToulKht at . aie to i .
17 AUea-EIS FENCH- W
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