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JVancy JP-ymc Tells of Miss Clothier's DdbutrMiss
v Gillingliam Sails for Home She Regrets the
Death of Mrs. William B. Churchman
"TriM-IiT CLOTHIER, the nttractivo
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
I. Clothier, will make her bow to
hochtr this afternoon at tho Clothier
place, Olalremont, Vlllanora, nt a tea
from 4 until 7 o'clock.
Emily Is rather fair and Tery good
looking. Bhe has extremely pretty man
ners and is quite a favorite among the
debutantes.
Those who wilt rccclvo with her are
Margaret null, of Swarthmorcj
Dorothy Ely, Antoinette Oeyclln, Elea
nor Robb, Edith Carpenter, I'aulluc
Bell, Emily Noble, Anita Evans,
JHorenco Kane, Khoda Brooke, Marie
"Loulso llcpburn, Sarah Dolau, Polly
Thayer, Anno Tbwnscnd, Juliana
Baker and Martha Baker.
Emily is n sister of Lydla and Dorothy
Clothier and a niece of Mr. Isaac and
JVIr. William Clothier. Her uncles on
her mother's sido of tho family are
Boulton. Warner and Allan Earnshaw
A dinner danco for the members of
the receiving party and additional guests
win ioi low me ten.
TID you know that Edith Glllingbam
has, sailed for homo, after n straight
May of two years on tho ether side?
Tea, she has been thero steadily for two
years, having spent a year at the
Duryea relief in Paris and -when our
men began to go over In great numbers
nd since the armistico sho has been
working in the various soldiers' and
Bailors' clubs of the Emergency Aid of
this city in Paris.
And Edith has raised quite a largo
amount of money through letters of np
pcal, which she has sent to, her mother,
Mrs. Harold Qlllingham, who has told
of tho needs there and has been able to
send her several thousand dollars In this
way for the Duryea war relief. And
just Imagine it, $10,000 for tho tubercu
lar ward of tho -Villcmin Hospital in
Paris for sick and returned poilus.
iSho also was atilo to collect money
and clothes and food for tho poor, and
I heard only tho other day that sho had
been, recommended for the "Mcdalllo
des lcconnalsanccs des Francals." She
sailed for home on Monday and it will
certainly be delightful to seo her once
more. , Don't you think she is awfully
pretty? "I do.
THE death of Mrs. William B.
Churchman came as n great shock
to her family and friends. Only on
Monday she was in town with little
Kathcriuc Snowden, her granddaughter,
and did not seem at all ill in the early
evening. Sho was staying with her
daughter, Mrs. John W. Converse, out
tin nosemont, and Bill Churchman
fivife, who was Beatrice Gcycljn, is
(here, too, with her children; so, with
tlio exception of her son, who is in
Cuba, her children and grandchildren
ere all in the houso when she died,
quite suddenly, at 2 o'clock in the
morning.
She was Miss Katherinc Maison, a
sister of tho late Mrs. Samuel Mills,
of this city, and is survived by nnothcr
Mister, Mrs. M. D. Kuhn, of 'London.
Her husband, tho late Willinm Church
inan, died about eight years ago. He
was a brother of the lato Charles
Churchman, who married Miss Ancie
Wharton. Sirs. Churchman had two
children.- Sirs. Converse, who was
Bertha Churchman and whoso first hus
band was the late Charlie Snowden,
married John W. Converse about a year
and a half ago. William B. Church
man, as I said, married Miss Geyelin
and has lived in Morristown until the
last year. Last winter was spent with
Mrs. Churchman at her home, 333
South Twenty-first street.
Mrs. Churchman was a great fncnrl
of Mrs. Alexander JJrinton Coxc and
spent much time visiting her in Bar
Harbor, and last week was her guest
in Atlantic City. As BUI is In Cuba,
tho family will wait to hear from him
before making final arrangements for
the funeral.
T SAW Edith Carpenter yesterday in
a stunniDg blue serge dress with a
sand-colored silk facing to the sash and
collar. She had gunmctal buttons on
the sleeves and wore a dark-bluo mush
room-shaped hat with a wreath of
flowers around tho crown. She looked
so smart it was a pleasure to watch
her.
Edith is the ' debutanto daughter of
Mrs. Samuel Emlcn Carpenter.
LOUISE is not very old, but she is
growing older each day, you know,
and a very sweet lady whose ward
bhe 'is, is taking very great care that
she learn all the proprieties as sho
grows upr The other day in endeav
oring to instill a nice sense of personal
cleanliness, she said, "Hemembcr,
Louise, we can't all be beautiful, but
i wo can all be well-groomed. Xou know
"vvhat-I mean by that, don't you?"
"Oh, yes, Mrs. D ," was Louise's
naive reply, "you mean we can all get
good husbands."
N . KANCr WINNE,
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Ir. Harry Crawford, brother of the
bridegroom, will bo best 'man at the
wedding of Mr. Henrlques Crawford
and Miss Grctchen Clay, which will
tako place on Saturday in Jcnkintown"
The ushew will includo Sir. Charles
Louis Borle, 3d, Mr. B. Brannau
Reath, 2d, Mr. Richard Marshall, Mr.
Gilbert Bogert, Mr. Alexander Craig,
Sir. William Hamilton, Mr. Somersand
Sir. Louis Madeira, 3d.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Evans Roberts.
of 1833 Do Lancey street, have issued
invitations "for a dinner, followed by
dancing, on Friday, October 24, at the
Philadelphia Country Club, In honor of
their niece, Jiss H. Paulino L. Bell.
.daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Bell,
.Jr., and Miss Gertrudo L. P. Cona
way, 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W.
Barklie Henry1, both debutantes of the
season.
Mils Caroline S. Barclay, Miss FJpr-j
ence ug-esDy unnith, Mtss Mary Chan
nlpg Wister, Miss Anne Frances Cope,
Miss Frances Iw Wister, Miss Ellz
btth Dulles Bartow, Mies Cclestine P.
Warder," Miss Mary Cox Page, Miss
Florenco Paul Kane, Sliss Elizabeth B,
Field, Miss Helen Hope Wilson, Sllss
Elizabeth Ross and Sliss Harriet Fra
iler Zlmmermann will hssist in receiv
ing at the tea vwbich Mr. and' Mrs,
' Pope Yeatraan, of 1108 Spruce street,
-will glyo on Slouday afternoon, Octo--br0,
tb introduce their daughter, Miss
,Jtne B, Ycatman.
u M iHrrjt1 Frailer V.imraeraiaon
tea to bo given by her patents, Sir
.""d Mrs. John Edward Zimmermann, at
their homo In Itydnl. Among tho debu
tantcs who will receive with Miss Zltn-
mcrmann are Miss Marion Wister
Bnird, Miss Mary Trotter Goodman,
Miss Kathleen G. Bitter, Mift Peggy
Bosengartcn, Miss Gertrudo I. P.
Conaway, Miss Evelyn Smith, Miss
Helen Hope Wilson, Miss Mario Louise
ABhhurst, Miss SfacgarcHa Sharplcss,
Miss Anne B. Townscnd, Miss Jane
B. Yratman, Miss Betsey Warren Da
vis, Miss Dorothy New bold Ely, Miss
Margaret Thayer Graham. Miss Ttnrn-
mund Wurts Miss Lucy Grey, Miss'
Mary Channlng Wister", Miss Bhoda
M. Brooke, Miss Deborah Logan, Miss
Cclcstlne Warder, Miss Elizabeth Anne
Taylor and Miss Roinmond Wurts.
An interesting1 engagement announced
today (is that of Mrs. Louis Barclay
Robinson, niece of Dr. W. W. Keen,
1720 Chestnut street, to ,Mr. Robert
Carman Rylcs. Mrs RoblnSou was
before her marriage Miss, Helena Weir
and has been living for the last year
at Cavite, P. I.
Mrs. John C. Bell, Jr., entertained
nt luncheon yestcrdov nt Ttnrinn,. t-
honor of Miss Elizabeth Williams, of
Haverford. who has just returned from
France. Among tho guests were Mrs.
Georgo Wharton Pepper, Jr., Mrs.
Johns Hopkins and Mrs. C. Crawford
Madeira.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bonsai, of
crdant Valley Farm, White Hall, Md.,
and Mr. Bonsai White, of Maryland.
will spend the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. John It. Valentine nud will nttcud
tho steeplechase meet nt the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braver Strass
burger, Normandy Farm, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vnlentinn win -.
tend the White Hall Horse Show this
VV CCKi
Mrs. Austin M. Purves. of Seminole
nvenue, Chestnut Hill, who spent part
"i uiw Buuiiuur ui r.nsu iinurey, . ii
,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ronth. Miss
Nancy A. Rcath. Miss Marion Tavlor
and Miss Susan Townscnd Groomc'lefl
this week to spend n fortnight trail
ing in Canada. Miss Groome is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hnrr- r
Groome, of Virginia, who nre spending
mo wimiT ui wie Wellington. .Aliss
uroomo wi i maKC ner tieimr. nt n tra n
be given by her parents on November 20.
Judge1 and Airs. John Marshall Gcst,
of Hnudsworth, Overbrook, will enter
tain this evening nt a theatre party,
followed by supper at the Ritz-Carlton,
in honor of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Gcst, and their son, Mr. Svdney
Uricr Gtst. Among the guests will be
Miss Mnry Fisher Ulendinning, Miss El
len Glcndinniug. Miss E. Antoinette
Geyelin, SIUs Juliana Stevens Baker,
Miss Helen Hopo Wilson, Miss Anne B.
Townscnd, Major Charles J. Biddle, Mr.
Edward M. Biddle, Mr. H. Percivnl
Glcndlnning, Mr. Reginald Jacobs, Mr.
Henry Laussat Geyelin, Jr., and Sir.
Sydney Thayer, Jr.
Owing to tho death of Mrs. Converse's
mother, Sirs. William B. Church
man, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Converse
have recalled the invitations .for a
luncheon next Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Hepburn, of Villanova,
returned last evening from New Tork.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Jennings,
of 301 Gowcn avenue, Chestnut Hill,
left yesterday for an automobile trip
to Niagara Falls and Canada. They
were accompanied by air. and Sirs.
Harry Painter, of 7130 Crcshcim road,
and Mr. Roland Bosler.
Mrs. David T. Young and his daugh
ter, Miss Carroll Young, of Phil-Ellena
street, returned from Cape .May a few
days ago.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mahan, of Peer
mont, N. J., was married to Mr.
Samuel S. Shuttleworth, of Philadel
phia, on Saturday, September 27, at
Holy Trinity Church, Ocean City. The
officiating clergyman was the Rev.
Herbert J. Cook, of Beverly, N. J.,
former pastor of the church In which
the ceremony was held. The bride was
given in marriage by her father, Mr.
Cornelius Maban, and the matron of
honor was Mrs. Charles Dunbar, of
Palmyra, N. J. After the ceremony the
biidal party was entertained at a mid
day breakfast at the Hotel Biscayne.
Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Shuttleworth
will live at Peermont, where they are
building their new home.
Sirs. Charles Knlttel. of 32 South
Raleigh avenue, Chelsea, is entertain
ing Sirs. Thomas D. Bowes and her
threo children, of Trevor lane, Cynwyd,
for three weeks, while Sir. Bowes is
cruising on a yacht.
GERMANTOWN
A pretty wedding took place in St.
Francis- Assist Church, Logan and
Greene streets; at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, when Miss Sarah Ci Krepps,
daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Jerome B.
Krepps, of 141 West Louden street, be
came tho bride of Sir. William S. Con
way, son ,of Mr. nnd Sirs. Slichael
Conway, of 41D0 North Broad strret.
Sliss Krepps was attended by her sis
ter, Sllss Mary Krepps, aa bridesmaid,
and Sir. Cyril Conway was bis broth
er's best man. ( The Rev. J. D. Xevin
performed the ceremony. The bride's
dress was of white satin with pearl
trimming and her net veil wns held in
place by orango blossoms. Her shower
bouquet was composed of whito Bride
roses. Sliss Krepp's dress was of pink
georgette and she wore a black velvet
hat. A wedding breakfat for the im
mediate families followed the ceremony
at the home of the bride's parents.
After a week's trip to Portland, Maine,
Mr. and Sirs. Conway will be at home
at 4150 North Broad street.
Sir. and Sirs. Hnrrv H. Hiltrer have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 230.1 North Second
street. Sirs. Hilger will be remembered
as Sllss Anna B. Abbott, of 5053 Wis
ter 'street, Gennantown, before her
marriage to Mr. Hilger on September
17.
Sliss Slarlon E, Bryan, of C311
North Twenty-first street, German
town, entertained at luncheon and
cards on Saturday, September -7, in
honor of her cousin. Miss Stable
Knight, of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Among the quests wero Sliss Dorothy
Henson, Sliss Irene Raneheisen, Sliss
Slary Kessler, Miss Alice Tompkins,
Sliss Edythe Seeger, Mrs, John Leon
ard, Sirs. A. S. Johnson, Mrs. Robert
Dalglelsh, Mrs. George R. Hook and
Sirs. W. D. Bryan.
The marriage of Sliss Glendora
Kestler, dr lighter, of Sirs. E. L, Kess
ler, of 4428 North Eighteenth street,
and Mr. Samuel F, Gunther. son of
Mrs., Emma Gunther, of "4C07 Uber
street, tooK place at tho, nonje of tne
BUH-er M RaumMy evening,-
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evening Public1 ledger-Philadelphia, Wednesday,
BWfyJ mrWKMfWr-rH! I
Sliss Glenillnntng Is the daughter
Rev. Dr. A. Wales, pastor of the llv-
land Park Presbytertnn Church, olll-
ciating. Miss iCesslcr was ntteuded
by Miss .Ma Del xoniunsou as uncles-
maid and Sir. Howard Gimthcr wits his
brothers best man. tho little noncr.i
cirls were Sliss Dorothv Kesslor nnd
Sliss Edith L. Fisher. A reception for '
the immediate families followed the
ceremony
After a wedding trip Sir.
nnd Sirs. Gunther will he nt home ut
4507 North I'ber street.
Slr. nnd Sirs. Gcorcc Snecsc cxnect
soon to leave Philadelphia to piakc
their homo in'ijakowood, Fin.
Sir. Geoige AV. Keller, of .105 East
Upsnl street, has returned from n trip
to Chicago and the middle AVcst.
Mr. and Sirs. Charles R. Slillecot
4!U Hansbcrry street, have closed their
cottage at Spring Lake, N. J., and
have returned to their home.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. Ellen Buchanan, of the Avoit
dale Apartments, Thirty-ninth nnd Lo
cust streets, has nnnounced the enguge
ment of her daughter, Sliss Helen Bu
chanan, to Sir, W. Perry M. liitner.
Sir. and Sirs. Charles Lees, of Forty -eighth
and Walnut streets, cntcrtaiued
Saturday evening nr an mtormal dance
in honor of Sllss Irene Dorn, of Buf
falo. N. Y. Among those present were
Sir. nnd Sirs. II. G. Stewart, Sir. and
Sirs. William Levy, .Major anil .Mrs.
Warner. Sliss Slnrgarct inteside. Sir.
and Sirs. II. L. Sliner. Sliss Helen
SlcCoy. Sliss Slnrgarct Plowman, Sir.
Samuel Ewing, Sir. Frank' Englc nnd
Sir. C. L. Jnhu.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. N. Beckmon, of 24D8 Noith
Delhi street, announces t lie engagement
of her daughter. Sliss Edua Slay Beck
man, to Sir. Arthur G. Zippier, of 10U
West Lehigh avenue.
Judge nnd Sirs. Henry N. Wcssel,
of 1007 North Broad street, nnd their
daughter, Sirs. Bemice W. Bennett,
have returned from n tour through the
West to tho Pacific coast.
Sirs. Charles Snmter and Sliss Ruth'
Samtcr, of 2US Spring ('union street,
have returned home after spending some
time in Barker, Sic.
Sir. Rudolpii Oilmano, of 2S2.1 Slont
gomcry avenue, has returned home after
spending the early autumn in New
York.' His daughter, ISliss Corn Cal
inann, is nt home again, after spending
the season visiting relatives at Sheeps
head Bay, N. Y.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Raymond A. Herbott
have returned from their wedding trip
ana nro -l uuuih ai -ui. iorin c.lgut
eenth street. The bride was Sliss Freda
SI. Bauer, daughter of Sir. and Sirs.
Christian Bailer, of 30.10 Stiles street.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Sliss Sfargarct Kelly and Sliss Cath
arine Kelly, of 020 South Fourth
street, have returned to tho city after
an extended vacation, which wns spent
in the Catskill mountains.
TIOGA
Sliss Jean Clark, of 3S50 Noith
Broad street, will entertain the Fiftv
l'ifty Club, ot lioga, on Fridav evening
at her home. Her guests will include
Miss Miriam Dooley. Sliss Cntherine
Horn, Sliss Anna La r kin, Sliss Sfnr
guerito Liarkln, Sliss Dorothy Sic
Devitt. Sliss Ruth Walruth. Sir. Paul
Barker, Sir. narrls Burtou, Sir. Edwin
ieeny, Mr. Ulinrles Hall, air. Jtobert ,
Lukens, Mr. Slartin SIcCoolc.v. Sir. i
William jucijauBuiiu auu .ir. iuiiiiiu
Whitaker.
Sir. Alvin Tindall. son of Sirs. Emma
R. Tindall, of 1811 West Ontario street.
returned on Friday irom Mcxns, wneic
he has been in the service with Troop
SI of the Fifth Cavalry. Sir. Tlndall's
brother, Mr. William Tindall. recent!)
returned from France, having been
overseas one year with the 103d Ammu
nltlon -Train.
Sir. and Sirs. "William D. Schneider
have returned from their wedding trip
and will receive on Wednesdays in Oc
tober at 4543 North Canjac street. The
bride beforo her marriage on Slay iu,
was Sliss Clara Sjkcs, daughter of Sir.
and Sirs. David L. Sykes, of 1318 tt est
Allegheny avenue. Assisting In receiv
ing will bo Sli-s. Sykes. Miss hdlth
Morgan, who was maid of honor for tne
bride, and Sliss Elsie Sykes, Miss Bea
trice Sykes and Sliss Emma Schneider,
who were bridesmaids.
Sirs. Thomas C. Jones, of West On
tario street. Is visiting her sou -in-law
and daughter. Sir, and Sirs. Horace
GlthenB, ot Woodbury, N. J.
Rev. and Mrs, Samuel W. Willi!,
of 4230 North Fifteenth Street, will'
return home today from an extended
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of Colonel anil Sirs. Hubert K. (.It'iiilinni
ning, she will make her formal debut at
West Susquehanna avenue, motored to
Wilkes !mri Saturday nnd retuined ,
Siindin. slopping nt the Water (Jap. (
thc nail us tneir guesis .Mr. nun
Joseph Ilnwc, of Tioga.
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CONSHOHOCKEN
Sir. mill Sirs. S: liitner eiiteitniued
I Ht ,incr Siiudaj cening i.t tneir home
I nt Twelfth nenue and Fajcttu street,
I in honor of Sir. Wnrreu S. Bainett, ic-
I centlv leturned from overseas. Sir.
Itnrn'ctt is the son of Sir. and Sirs. II
S. Burnett
rrinit nf ftermiintowu. nnd u
of Sirs, liitner. Covers wcic laid
ousin
for twelve persons.
Sliss Elirobcth G. Collins, of Second
avenue nnd Forrest street, have eu
lclled ns students in the School or In
dustrial Art, Philadelphia.
NORRISTOWN
SI Us Catharine Sluy Johnson, daugh
ter, of Sir. .nnd Sirs. John A. John
son, of 200 Brown street, and Sir.
George Eliott Yeiger, son nt Sir. nnd
Sirs. Frank Verger, of 1201 Powell
street, were married mi Slondiiy in trin
ity Evangelical Lutheran Church. Llic
Rev. Aden It. SInclntosh othciated.
There wcic no bridal attendants. After
n wmlilm- trm south Sir. anil .Mrs
thc service last spring
The ninriiago ot Sliss Slatildn E.
Archer, daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. Wil
liam E. Archer, of 210 West Fnriiance
street, nnd Sir. AVilliam E. Iluns
berger. of Brookljn, N A"., will take
place on Wednesday, October 15, in the
Trinity Evangelical Church. The bride
will be attended bv her sister, Sliss
Florence Archer. The best man will
be Sir. Frank Hucbner, of Brooklyn,
N. V Sir. Hunsbcrger and his bride
will live in Brooklyn. On Saturday eve
nlne. October 4. Sliss Alnin Purdy, of
Bridgeport, will entertain in honor ot
Sllss Aieher.
Sir. und Slrh. Kcunith Howie, of Dc
Kalb street, and Sirs. George SI. llnr
ri"on, ot the Hamilton, have returned
finm AV.vebrook, Chester County. Fit.,
wlieie they have been guests at the
Lnugonia, the residence- of Sir. nud
Sirs William St, rotts. Saturdav eve
ning Sir, and Sirs. Potts gave n dinner
dance in honor of their nephew. Sfnjor
John D. Harrison, who recently re
tuined from France. Slnjor Harrison
is a son of Sirs. George SI. Ilnrrison.
lie was cited for bravery in action by
Genet al Pershing.
ROXBOROUGH
Mis Pnul Z. Strodnch, of Jloniislcry
nrenuc. will entertain, the members of
the Ladies' Aid of tho Grace Lutheran
Church nt her home this evening. Her
I'hoto bv ZamaUr - rhlllui".
SIRS. DENJASIINT SKKRRKTT
Mrs. Slierrclt tvas Sllss Helen
Svuler. ot Grrmanfown. Her mar.
Yrrcer will live at 1U P.abi vvoousircci ,--,, ,",,; " " --,,,.
lergtr i i " "s October in i of Sir. I.lojil H. Logan, son of Sir.
nnd w. 1 be at nhO'n' ,l"nVc Z CP1, t nud Sirs. Samuel Logan, of 1815 Ilnr
The bride is n grt 1 uu c of he 1. If. Frankfoid Avenue
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ng. of tho Squirrels, Chestnut Hill. M"
n tea to be fill en tomorrow afternoon
KUess will include Shs. Kobert Lc
j,-rt( president; Sliss Anielin Wunch,
j,.0 president; Slis. Huriy Smiley,
i deusurcr: Mm. w . Unr lorgy, sec
,ietnry: Sirs. John (jianimer, Sirs
rs.
Adolph Ruiienzuhn. Sirs W. Rent.
Mrs. Christian Bitter, Mrs. Slatildn
SlcNall.v . Sirs. David Itehdcr. Mrs.
Albert Topewer. Sirs, diaries BiTtch,
Mrs. Emma Slicjiael. Sirs. Louis Knp
jien, Sirs. Stntlldn AVunch, Sirs. Caro
line Kemper. Sirs. Henry Steward,
Mrs. Louisa Adams, Sirs. Aaion AVng
ncr. Sirs. AV. AVnllon. Sirs. Katharine
SlcDoualil. Sirs. Amelia Dengler. Sirs.
Robert Crawford, Sirs. Sliuuic Slejers,
Str.s. Jennie Elsusscr. Sirs. Eliabeth
llaus and Sirs. Ida AVnlmslcy.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Harry Stephan, of 400
Stonnstcry aveiiue, urc taking an auto
mobile trip through the western btntcs.
Sir. nnd Slis. Slorton Stafford, who
spent the season in Ocean City, hnvc
leturned to their home on Leveiingtou
avenue.
, -
Sir. Russell Kcelj , of Green lane,
left Inst week for an automobile trip
through I'ennsjlvnnln nnd New York.
OLNEY
Sliss Katherinc SI. Chisin. daughter
of Sir. nud Sirs. Slurray Chisin, East
ccieiuoiiv. JIiss Marian "Manger at
tended Sliss Chisin ns maid of honor
and Sir. Herbert Logan was his
biother's best man
WISSAHICKON
Dr. und Sirs. S. Cooke Ingrahani.
of 155 Sumac stteel, have returned
home after spending the summer and
early full at AVildvvood Crest, and have
as their guests Mis. Ingraham's
nephews, Sir. Raymond Taylor and
Sir.- A'ernon Taylor, sons of Sir. nnd
Sirs. Ileibert Ta1or, of Stockton, Eng
land, who huvo been -visiting relatives
in AVissahickon after four years of serv
ice in the British uimy. Sirs. Taj lot
will b remembered as Miss Koto Recb,
formerly of Ro-cbnrough, daughter ot
the late Sir. and Slis. Christian Reeh.
Lnst week Sir. nnd Sirs. J. Price
Sljers, of Slanuvunk avenue, gave a
ilinncr in honor of the visitors, when
their guests included Sliss Elizabeth
Ingrahani, Sliss Florence Huss. Sliss
Helen Dcighton, Mrs. E. P. AA'allucc
and Sir Leon Tvler On Slondny
nfternoon Sir. nnd .Mrs. Thompson
Littlevvood, of Roclielle avenue, enter
tained in their honor at tho Roxborough
Country Club, aud this evening'a fare
well dinner will be given by Sir. nnd
Sirs. Perce C. Ingrahnm at their home,
2."8 Sumac street The brothers will
sail for England tomonow.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Rov Robinson, of
Ridge nvenue, will move into their new
home, 517 Lcvenngton avenue, Rox
borough, during the week. --
Sir. and Sirs. Albeit Hood, of Sunnie
st rect, ure among the icsidents. of the
suburb who hnvo lecently returned from
an extended stay in Ocean City.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Miss Lois Sensholes. daughter of the
ihe Rev, nnd Sirs. Chailes Ljons Seu
sboles, of Salem, ( . fonnerl.v of Queen
lune, spent the ruilj part of the week
as the guest of Sliss Elizabeth L. I'eltz
and her sister. Sirs. Henry A. AA'einnd,
of 2135 Huntiug I'uik avcuue.
Sirs. A. J. Supplee, of .1435 Queen
lane, with her daughters, Sliss A. 13.
Supplee nud Sliss Beitha Supplee, has
leturned home from five weeks' stay in
Atlantic City.
Sliss Ella Ci others, of Quecu lane,
is among those from this section icturii
iug from Atlantic Citv. having spent
several weeks at the shore.
LANSDOWNE
Tho Twentieth Century Club will
hold a fete in the clubhouse on Thurs
day nnd rrlda), October li nnd .'I, to
help pay for the lot that udjoius the
club. The honorary chairman is Sirs.
Abram Pcnuoek. The acting chairman
was Sirs. Samuel Kent. The heuds ot
tho various departments nro ns fol
lows: Utility table, Sirs. Samuel
Irwin; liugcrie shop, Sirs. Robert
Gick; enndy table, Sirs. Liddon Ten
nock; cukes, Sirs, Slartin AA'hite, pre
serves and jellies, Sirs. I'aul Lackcn
meyer; paper table, Sirs. Abratu
Tcnnock; books, Sirs. Slary Garret
son Cook: past members table, Sllss
Roberta Brewster; eafetcria, Sllss
Louise Vanzandt, and dancing, Sirs.
II. C. Cunningham.
Mr -ml Mr Walter Rho&dn AVhite
spent the -week-end in Buck Hill FiUIs,
,,.! ... . 'I n inr imifi i mpv iincnmn Til. ill nil.
J.CV. llOWUKl 1IUUU lt'IIJI liit-U i-i"-
October i, 1919
.
rhotn u, rii..to-rrortcr.
''i'1 sMer. Sllss Jillen (ilendln-
where Sir. and Mrs. George Foster
AVhite hnvc been spending n few weeks.
The Patten fiiniil.v, who hnvc occu
pied the Fnckler house on Baltimore
nvenue for the summer, huvc leturned
to the city until their house in Drcxcl
1 1 ill is completed.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Edward It. Fnckler
nnd Sliss Elizabeth Tackier, who have
been spending the summer in Newtown
Square will return this week.
The nuiriMiige of Sliss Ernestine
Sawjer. of Portland, Sic nud Sir.
Millar Bojd. formerly of Lausdovvue,
is nnnounced. Sir. and Sirs. Boyd
will make their home nt .14 1 2 North
I Twenty-first street, Philadelphia, upon
mrir return.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Sir und Sirs Samuel L. Ilnycs of jIr August Herrmann, .lr.. brother
Amosland and hylvnn nvctiucs, Noi- of tllp bl.ilo vas bcst ,an. After the
wood, have sent out invitations for the k.cdding bicakfast. Sir. Newell nud his
v, edding of their daughter, SIisn Jean- )rWc iPft for n trip tlirough New Eng
ette lla.ves, nud Sir. Beriinnl I ..Tav- aIln. Tiic.. , be nt home ufter No
lor. of Olenn. N. ., which will take,pmbpr 15 nt r,7 Fast Cpsal street,
place on Alnndnv. October 1.1, nt ,lm-1 (jcrmantow'n.
uiiiniii'l Lutlicriiu Chinch, Norwood, i
,, ,, i, , f x- , , SCHOriKLD BUISTER
Shs. Huriy ltanck, of Norwood, last , "'-',-
uight innugiirntcl n series of Tuesdnvl Announcement is made of the mill -
eveninc dancin. classes in Iho N.wunol
Kire Company auditorium.
The Rev. Norman Gould Oliver will
bo formally installed ns pnstor of the
Garrcttfnrd Baptist Church nt Drexel
Hill on Friday evening.
Sir. nnd Sirs Thonins AV. Buiiihiil,
of Drexel Hill, arc spending some time
in AVcrnersville.
Mrs. J. C. Lvster. or Aldan, is pass
ing several weeks in Wild wood
Sirs. Sla.ie A. Cox. of Llunetcli,
will give n reception loniclit in honor
of Sir. and Sirs. J Clifford Cox,
whose wedding look plate in Sfedifi,
September 17.
Sir. und Slis. Thomas, White of
I.linion li. have niiiiniiiired the engage
ment of their duiiglitcr. Miss Elinbeth
S. AVhite, nud Dr. Leltov lloscus, t'.
S. N'.
Slis. Alnrgairl Kost. nf LIItmpia,
Wash., is visiting her brother. Mr.
Chailes II. Dever, of Ninih street,
Darby.
Sir. nnd Slis. ,lohn II. f'rnfion and
their snuill son. F. Logan Griiflnii of
Colllngdale. have leturned fioni u visit
in Port Elizabeth, X. .1.
Sirs. Mury SlcSleekin. of SInin sheet
Darby', "luis leturned' from" Luncnstei,
where she wns the guest of friends i
Slis. E. L. Sliffliu, of Ridley Park,
has ictuiiiecl from u visit in Rrhnbotli, j
Del. '
Sir und Airs ficorge Ilepwoith. of
Sixth street. Lplaud, have sent out J
invitations for the wedding of their
daughter. Sliss Susan llcpvvoith, to
Mr. AA'illiaui L. AVillininson, also of
I'pluud. nil Suturduv evening. Octobei i
11, in I'plund Baptist Church. '
The AVomen's Club, of Dicxel 11.11.
held its first fall meeting jesterdaj ill
the home of Slis. Wnrreu Carter, in
Springfield
YARDLEY '
Mr. nud Mrs. William C. Siooie aud
their daughter, Sliss Hetty Sloore .
Mrs. Anna E. Stapler, Sirs. Austin
Wolveitou and Sliss Beatrice AVolver
ton, nil of Trenton, were guests ot I
Sliss Anna Sillier on Suuday.
Sirs. Francis Primrose, of Bnltimore,
has been visiting Sirs. Augustus ,T Cnd
wallader at Lakeside.
Sirs. Wesley Danser and Sliss Eliza
beth Danser, of Freehold, and Sir.
Harold Danser. of Long Branch, were
entertained on Suuday by Sir. and Sirs.
Robert W. AVelch.
NEW JERSEY NOTES
Sir. nnd Sirs, ficorge do Benneville
Krim, dr., who have just returned from
a five mouths' tour in South Ameriea,
have taken apartments for the wintei
nt the Jtltz-Carltou Hotel, l'hiladel-
'"
(Jeorgc S. Ncdieh. son of. Sli. and,
Sirs, Sainuel A. Nedlch, of Kdgcvvntcr
Paik, has entered Cornell College.
Slis. Kllu Hoover Thacher, who has
spent the summer at Tea Sedu Tark,
Is the guest of her son and daughter.
Sir, and Sirs. Frank AV, Thacher, of
Hdgewntcr I'ark, for a few days. Sirs.
Thacher will spend the winter in AVash
Ington, 1). O.
Sir. nnd Mrs. George B. Clothier, of
Slount llollcy, announce the engagement!
of their (laughter. Miss igrnestlno u. S
Clothier', to Mr. Walter' AV, Glffiut, l
Hammonton. No dato has been set for
tho wedding.
SIlss Harrlelt Holler, who spent (he
summer nt Wlldwood. has opened her
cottage, on Cllft road in Kdgcuatcr
Park.
Sir. nnd Sirs. LeRoy Grant, of Wal
ton nvenue, Beverly, nro spending n
fortnight in Boston, Stass.
Mr. nnd Sirs. M. J. SIcGrath. Jr..
of Florence, are being congratulated
on tho birth of a daughter.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Charles W. Kepp and
their daughter, Sllss Kepp, have re
turned to their homo in Riverton after
a fortnight's stay nt the Pocono mountains.
Colonel nnd Sirs. T. B. Cramer, who
litive been cucsts at the Lawn IIoucc. in
IJtivcrton, left today for tho West and
will spend bomo tunc in .ominj.
Sliss Dorothy Sharp, of Palmyra, hns
gone to Elmirn, IS. .. where slie will
eiitrr the Elmira College.
DOYLESTOWN
A variety shower wns given nl the
home of Sliss Lima White, Morrisville,
In honor of Slis Gertrude Bell, whose
marriage to Sir. William (lentery. of
ltriuesburg, will take place soon. Among
, those present were Mrs. Fred l'.uuM,
.MIH toorge ii.vau. .iirw. .u. nmsrr,
Mrs. Harriet Nalor, Sllss Edith Xnj -lor,
Slis. S. D. Sherrj, Sirs. Aaron
Young, Mrs. George Young, Sllss Mnud
Vnblaii, Mrs. Finnk Coon, Sirs. Anna
Pnttervon. Sliss Berthn Helser, Mis
Elizabeth Hellycr, M-. nnd Mrx. Albert
Wliitc- nnd Sirs. Jct.se While
Sir and Sirs. William Kenned; an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Sliss Anna Agnes Kennedy, to Sir.
Charles H. Relmer. of Mechanics Val
ley, nt tho rectory of St. Slortin's
Church, New Hope. The ceremony wns
performed bj the Rev. Henry S. Has
son. A hundred guests from Philadel
phia. Doylestowu nnd Qiinkerlown were
present.
MISS GRUNINGER IS
BRIDE OF MR. WIREMAN
Married This Morning in Church
of Most Precious
Blood
A pretty wedding wns solemnized this
morning in the Church of the Slost
Prcscious Blood, Twenty -eighth nnd
Diamond streets, when Sliss Gertrude
K. Gruninger, daughter of Sirs. Slary
F. Gruninger. of 1027 Ridge avenue,
was married to SIf. Richard II. AVirc
ninn. The ceremony wns performed by
the Rev. Joseph L. J. Kirlin nnd was
followed by a breakfast for the families
nt the home of the bride s motlier. M nc
bride wore ber traveling suit of dark '
blue with a hat to match, nnd was nt
tended by Miss .Teunie Uurrngn.
Sir. Paul A". AVnlker wns best man.
t pon their return from their trip, Sir.
nnd Sirs. Wiremau will be at home ut
1027 Ridge avenue.
NEWELL HERRMANN
Another wedding of interest that took
place this morning was that of Sliss,
A'iola Slay Herrmann, daughter ofSIr.
nnd Sirs. August Herrmann, of North
Eighth street, und Sir. AVilliam E.
N'cvvell. The icrcmouy was performed
ut uoou ut the homo of the officiating
clergyman. Rev. John AV. Richardson,
of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Seventh
and Sloutgomery avenue. The bride's
father gave her in marriage. She wore
linr trnvcliiitr suit of brow n with a
l brow n hat, and was attended by Sliss
I Lucille SI. llousou, who was niiireii
in u coat suit ot dark uiuc wmi a nui
''Ugc ot Miss .viargnrcr .vinrie ri-i ,
daughter of Sir. aud Sirs. AV. Brister,
of 3013 Yoik road, and Sir. AVlllinm
A. Schofield on Frulu) evening. Sep
tember 20. bj the Rev. Richard Rad
cliffc, of the Cookmun Slethodist Epis
copal Church, Twelfth street nnd Le
high nvenue. 1'pon their return from
their trip Sir. nud Mrs. Schofield will be
at home nt 3S27 North Park avenue.
Belgian, British Royalty Here Soon
The king nnd queen of Belgium may
visit tliis city about October 20, and the
Prince of AVnles early iu November,
according to information disclosed by
the State Department iu AVashingtou.
PHILAUni.PHIA'S rOUEMOST TUnATHES
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The muHeum of the University &
Pennsylvania has opened for thcaea-,.
dcmlc j ear with a complete staff, $& ",
greatly enlarged collection and 'pr!f.
tn.f,.1 r ,nl..l.L m.1 Ihm,..h 4,.h ..1 -
l'u .. kuitiLuiu mill luniiuub mi; l'uliv
11 .!.!. l . -
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Vn tltn llfef 4ln.n ln ,t.A nMnM.AM
a v. v..ii inc.. unit; nunc illV fcU,ClU".tfc J !
entered theUvar the staff of curatory ;
.iiivvlvio uuw nssiaiuilis Hill uv t;viil-
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American section, distlneulahed nn .l
thropologist nnd South American ex;
plorer, has returned to his duties aft?f
serving as n major in the Intelligence
Department of the army and after sev
eial months in Paris as ethnographer
or the United States Peace Commission.
Dr. Stephen B. Luce, Jr., assistant
curator, Sfediterranean section, haj,
been discharged from the navy, In
which he was a lieutenant.
Dr. Stephen H. Langdon, curator,
Babylonian section, has been elected,
professor of Assynology at Oxford Uni
versity, succeeding Dr. A. II Sayce. t
II. V. Hall, assistant curator, secj
t ion of general ethnoglogy, has returned
to the museum after a year's service in"1,
France.
Louis Shortridge, full-blooded Indian
chief of a Cliilkat tribe of Alaska, after
four years of exploration among his
own people, has returned with much
! valuable information and many specif
mens.
William B. Vnu Valin, who. with.
tfAJSJS
I have to spend another wintr In thi"
'north owing to the unusually deeo Jctw
covering Bering straits and tho Arctic
I ocean, .notion pictures sent uacic dj
i him. however, will be shown during
the present lecture season.
As soon as n vessel can bo chartered
ninny relics collected and sent to Cairo".
Egypt, will bo brought back to the
Unlversitj. Slany important nud vaht
able collections have been made to tb
inncAiim flttt-lni- flip Rummer. niv.rfil
purchases including Chinese art works "if"s
The Eckley B. Coxe, Jr., cxpcdltlorj.
which has been nt work excavating at
Slcinphis, Egjpt, for four years, haV
uncovered about half of the palace of-
Slerneuthah, the Pharaoh of -io Opj
pression. AA'hen work was storjod in
Jul , 1018, on this excavition It was,
discovered that the most impor'ant cx
ploratlons were still to be made. The
task of uncovering this great Egyp
tian palace, tho first ever attempted in'
n systematic manner, will be resume!.
next weclc, according to a message, re,-.yJ.f
ceived at the museum from members 9f'Vi;l
tne expedition. 4,'SI
iina pi-.f,i n a, ...Hi'. i,,,i iuiuuv - v
series to be niven on AVednesdav afterfe"1"
noons for educational purposes, and ")JoV";l
the general public on Saturday aijersj "
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