W ixyfifW - - t rVf "' f -1 Ww ' r 4 EVENING PUBLIC- -LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, - OCTOBER 6,. 1910. 11 Vst wv fttr.lK K. if 'tp J7ST GOSSJP 40r PEOPLE Nancy -Wynne Tells of the Lieber and Thayer Teas. Many Attend Race Meet on Saturday at Normandy Farm Main Line Women Help Hospital DO TOU know JUunday was certainly a real day uf rest after Saturday's teas. I just had to give up going to the Earle affair in Chestnut Hill and I am sorry; for I hear it was lovely and that Margaret looked perfectly sweet. Bless your heart they all do 1 Those girls with their fresh complexions and dainty frocks with a background of nil the flowers you ever saw in your life. Really the Thayors' rooms looked like n conservatory and the Iiiebers' house was jammed with bouquet upon bou quet. It is n shame how many of those wonderful flowers havo to die so soon, because no human house could possibly contain enough vases to hold them and . besides they are usually made up to place about the room instead of in the 'Sirs. Thayer looked just as pretty as Polly and l'cggy and that's going somel Bho wore a wonderful gown of black velvet and her hair was most artisti cally nrranged. Polly dimpled and umlled and was just as sweet as ever. Sho looked lovely in pale piuk and blue tulle. Mrs. Jack Thayer, Lois Cassatt that was, woro a soft 'champagne-colored crepe-de-chine dress and n largo dark brown hat with r little fur round the rdgo. I,o!s had her baby with her and it was receiving quite as much attention ns Polly at the moment I saw it. It was Elttng up very straight j in its nurse's arms and looking awfully cute. It's aplcasuro to sec how happy so many of'th'o wir-brides look now that their husbands arc homo and they ara beginning to settle down. Lois married Jack before ho went over, you know. All Mrs. Thayer's sisters and sisters-in-law were receiving with her, with the- exception of Mrs. Sydney Thayer who is in mourning for Emily's hus band, Boulton Dixon, who was killed in France. TEIB girls looked awfully sweet at the Lieber tea. Edith, who is quite dark, woro a white satin gown and georgette crepe frock, and Sarah Har rison was also in white. Sarah is fairer than Edith. Sho has rather light brown hair and dark eyes. They cer tainly did look darling!. Mrs. Lieber wore a beautiful gown of a peculiar shade of-'blue and silver brocado veiled in chiffon. The color was not exactly turquoise blue, nor was it n darker blue, it waB what you might call the color of a blue jay's wings. Sho looked very smart I thought. Mrs. narrisom Sarah's mother, had a very pretty dress of pale pink georgette embroidered in white beads, and Sirs. Newlln, who is still wearing mourning for Jack, her son, who jou lem'emher was killed two years ago in France, had on a handsome gown of gray georgette trimmed with black satin. By the time I had taken In both those teas I wob certainly ready to go home, though J did enjoy the teas and It was not warm as it was nt the Coxes and Davises on Friday afternoon. THEBU were not quite so many of the riding set at the teas as usual because of tho steeplechase meet which the Ralph Beaver Strassburgers had over at their place, Normandy Farm, in Pcnllyn. The world and his wife were there with their horses and the races were certainly wildly exciting, from all I heard of them. The Bobert Montgomerys, John Valentines, Bobert Straw-bridges, most of tho people on the Beading line, tho Fells, Devereuxs, Cadwaladers, Biddies, and many others were all there. I'm glad it did not rain as it at first threatened to. T8EUD is a big meeting out nt Mrs. Paul DencMa Mills today, and every ono who's who on the Main Line from Overbrook to Newtown Square is there, for on Friday will begin the drive for the Bryn Mawr Hospital, and a large percentage of the representative ma trons of this district are putting their shoulders to the wheel to raise $300,000. They ar.e all optimistic and full of en thusiasm.' The ball was started rolling hv the nresentatlon of two and a quar ter acres of land by Mrs. Snmuel M. Vauclain, and Mrs. Mills, who is chairman of tho campaign committee, has appointed seventeen district chair men, all of whom will have their in dividual teams to raise tho funds. Mrs. Edward Bok has the Merion team, and Mrs. Edwin C. Town, Narberth. Wynnewood is Mrs. Granville D. Mont gomery, and Ardmore Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd; two are looking after Haver ford, Mrs. J. Heron Crosman, Jr., and Mrs. J. Stanley Reeve, while Miss Louisa Rawlo has Bryn Mawr, and Miss Ann Vauclain, Rosemont. The ;Otber stations are covered by Mrs'. J." Kenton Efsenbrey, Villanoya; Mrs. T. Truxtun Hare, Radnor; Mrs. AdolpU Rosengarteb, St. Davids; Mrs. Allen Barf and Miss Grace Roberts at Wayne; Mrs. Norman McLure, Straf ford ; Mrs. Frederick Emblck and Mrs. Lewis O. Johnson at Devon ; Mrs. W. Paul Morris and Mrs. David B. Sharp at Berwjn j Mrs. Arthur G. Dickson at Paoll; Mrs. William Dupont, New town Square, and Mrs. George L. French at Llanerch. For years the need of a maternity building- lu connection with the Bryn Mawr Hospital has been felt, and under tho supervision of these capable women the required, sura 'to construct, equip and endow this building -will urcly be realised. DID you hear that the women writers nrn'to'have a dinner at the Art Alliance on Tuesday night', October 14. Tielr dinners and accompanying enter tainments or the entertainments that taUnw nrn lieconrine almost as famous as the Rabbit or the Plastic. Club. This time the.buddlng. talent in me amateur line will give "A Night in Persia." From aij I hear it is to be a sort of peaking movfe. And believe me, it will be, some njght. There's to be- a king and queen and a vampire and snake charmer, Tcrslan rug, a Persian Jamb, a Terslan. fan, a Persian cat and their conversation even will be Persian IJowover, for the sake of those -Who are not used to conversing in Persian, ther.e w(libe a prologue by Miss Reppller which will explain in full whtit.lt a! means, .1 bop;, I'll be able to .get there. Something tells me It will be quito .a party. ' NANOr WYNNE. ..-An,' an-riiii-rirr. ' . XUlilHIMUIlVIIICa Mra.'Lttiia C. Madeira, 8dt wM Hye Carlton or (StartUor? " 8. fa tumor of -he Mater, His Elisabeth J w .fsCTfflSfcSr..T7 Wl T. Henry Dixon, of Ithodora, Chestnut Hill, who will he presented at a break fast given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Dixon on January 1. Mr. Owen Winter will Introduce his daughters, Miss Mary C. Wister nnd Miss Frances K. AVIster, nt a tea on Monday, October 13, at Butler Tlacc, his home on the Old York road. An interesting engagement announced yesterday is that of Miss Adelaide S. Newlln, daughter of Major and Mrs. James Caverly Newlln, of Hr.vn Mnwr, to Mr. Livingston Ludlow Biddle, 'Jd, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drcxcl Biddle. ' Mr. and Airs. J. Willis Martin en tcrtalucd at dinner on Saturday at their home in Chestnut Hill. Covers were laid for twelve. Mrs. Martin left today for Detroit to attend the convention of the Protestant I.pl.vopal Church Cards were received this morning from Mr. and Mrs. William Lyttlcton Bar clay, of Chestnut Hill, to introduce their daughter, Miss Caroline Stocker Barclay, on Tuesday, October 21, from 4 until 7 o clock Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgc McFaddcn en tertained nt dinner last evening at Bloomfield, their place In A'illnnnva. Among the guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Traztnn Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Victor C. Mather. Mr. and Mr,s. Harry Wain Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux, Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mrs. Thomas McKcau and Mr. Walter Stokes. Mr.- and Mrs. McFaddcn will enter tain at dinner on Friday night after the Horse Show. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Disston, of Rosemont, entertained at dinner last night. Among their guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crorer and Mr. Gustnv A. Heckscher. Mr. and Mrs. George D, Rosen garten, of Malvern, gave an informal luncheon at their homo yesterday. Mr. Gouverncur Cadwalader enter tained tit dinner on Saturday evening nt his home in Fort Washington after the steeplechase meet at Normandy Faim. Mr. Alfred A. Biddle gave a luncheon on Saturdny before the races at Nor mandy Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Reeves, Jr., of Abbotsford avenue, Gcrmantown, will give a large dinner-daucc on Saturday, November 8. at the Manheim Cricket Club, to introduce their daughter, Miss Mary Primrose Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. William Winston Lo per, of Lincoln Drive, Chestnut Hill, are at present in Princeton and expect to remain there most of this month. Their niece. Miss Nancy Emhardt, daughter of the Rev. Chauncey Emhardt and Mrs. Emhardt, of Newtown Square, will make her debut from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lopcr in Lincoln Drive at a tea on October 22, Mr. nnd Mrs. George C. Thomas, Jr., of (Jreystock, Chestnut Hill, who are visiting several menus on tnc racinc coast, will arrive at San Francisco to day and will go to southern California biforo returning home next month. Mr. Thomas served as captain during tho war. His brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas, sailed on the Mauretania jesterday for n two months' stny abroad. Mr. Thomas was a lieutenant in the army aud received the Croix do Guerre. Mrs. Dundas Pratt, of Bethlehem pike, Chestnut Hill, returned yrstrnlay from Newport. Her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. William D. Disstou, of Norwood avenue, and their children, closed their cottage t Mnn-chester-by-thc-Sen, Mnss.i and re turned homo on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Brien, of De Soto Stock Farm. Moore Haven. Fla., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie at Invcr House, Wayne, until Tuesday, Mr. nnd Mrs. Barklie entertained informally at luncheon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Dickie Ogden, of Radnor, arc spending several weeks at White Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Tristram 0. Colket and Mr. William Lippincott Colket, of Bryn Mawr, returned last opening from the Blooming Grove Hunting aud Fishing Club, Pike county, Pa., where they havo been spending a few days. Mr. and Mrs. David Porter Stoever. who have been spending two weeks in Atlantic City, will return homo todnj. Doctor and Mrs. T. Snivcly Dunning, of St. David's, gave a birthday partv last week in honor of their little daughter, Miss Ruth Dunning. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Harding and Miss S. Louise Harding, of Over- brooK, moved into their apartment at the Wellington on Friday. Dr. and Mrs." Charles J. Hoban, of 1C09 South Broad street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rosalie, and Mr. Ignatius F. Horstniann, of this city. ALONG THE MAIN LINE T,he marriage of. Miss Helen May iviac.viiiian, uaugntcr ot Mr. ami .virs J. Charles MncMlllnn. nf Arilmore, and Mr. Francis Brand "Oilllams. of West Philadelphia, took place at 5:'M p. m., Saturday 'afternoon, at the homo of tho bride. Rev. Dwight W. Wylle officiated. The bride wag attended by her sister, Miss Esther MacMilIan, as rnaid of honor and MIss Kmily Oil Ham, sister of the croom. as brides maid. Mr. John Farr Gilliams acted as best man for his brother. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Stanley' Smith and fnmllv have closed their home in Vent- nor and returned to their Overbrook borne, 0820 Overbrook avenue, for tho winter. ALONG THE READING Announcement is made of the mar- rlago of Miss Mabel Smith, daughter nf William II. MmlUl. nnd Mr. HODeri J Cunningham Hamilton, born 01 Amoier, ion Wednesday evening, October 1, After a snort trip me eoupio win re turn to Ambler and make their hm0 at Springsido Farm, Bethlehem pike, Amblere Vo, Mr. ai,Mri.v'TO4HHm'Jero Fry and Matter-WUxJrW, Jr;f hare coM 8br1fcb, -ftebf MMMr home, in ycat nor, NY J.. andltaW fned their, house t fflto uwavw mm Pk MM- TO WORK FOR HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN ssS .eHebjMMHSeV2'.K3l. 1XM., . .ri01BBBBHBBSBHIHrFBJHMtiU3L-i . . - HBsUHBBbK. i HHHkHPIIIIIIHIHk i HsHMMHHBHHHHKiKPiBPPHHr' t wwiHHnHH ,m THB KaiRl v A-..--S5S . A?' GERMANTOWN Mrs. B. W. Miller, of 807 East Washington lnnc, left this morning for New York city to visit her sister, Mrs. John H. Blackford. She will go later to Ocean Grove, to bo the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella Magulre. Mr. and Mrs. John II. McEuery have returned from their wedding trip to Niagara Tails and are now at home, at 43Q7 Wayne avenue. Mrs. McCnery before her marriage on October 1 was Miss Kathcrine Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Adam Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McCarthy ar rived at their home, 110 West Wash ington lane, today from their wedding trip. Mrs. McCarthy will be remem bered as Miss Morgarct A. Hanrahan. daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Stephen Hanrahan, of 233 Bcnezet street, before her marriage on September 30. Miss Edna Murray, 243 East Hort ter street; Miss Mabel Kirkman and Mf.s Whartman sailed on Friday on the Peisia from New York for Palm Beach and St. Augustine. Tliey expect to be gone a fortnight. Miss Jean V. Houston, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Cnpron, of 5535 Chow street, was married to Mr. James E. Kilkenny, of 383(1 Mauavunk avenue, on Thursday atternoon October at fi i o'clock, in the Immaculate Conception ml,nt. m,uire this. Since a substnni r,hur'h' 9',e,','n. avenue. Mish .Tctiu,Hlll jia,ment on the lot must be made ""'" ii 11 r t i iir T- i 0li's mil tuc women thought of the bridesmaid and Mr. Ilodcliffe Keel wasfinppv i(Ion ,)f givaii tlii fete, nnd It me ucbi. iiiaii. in.- iv.-v. ..i. ... MiKi." - performed the ceremony. From the church the bridal party went to the Fairmount Inn. where dinuer wn--served. Mr. and Mrs. Kilkenny are tit home at .1535 Chew street. The fr curs of .vir, unu .virs. uoneit K. Osborn, of Slid Keyser street, gave '' -," '''"n. as president of t lie club, i ,,.,. , ,jnl 1)arty m jnHude Siiss ltae n surprise party in honor of Mrs. Os- """ "'" ' r ' 1U lnak,DB,1t,K, Jacobson. uinid of honor: Miss Mary horn's birthday on Thin sday evening. J,0'1' b s"M. and so were Mis. ,,f Mis, ,:,ohn Myrove, Miss October 2. The guests included Mr. and s'll"1(''''t,in"(l Mrs. Abram IVu- A)i( ,, Kesilman, Miss Ida Creenberg, Mrs. Walter Kuchn. Miss May JtH,. ock. as cluiirmeu of the fete. bfidcsninldsj Mr (ieorge I'enilinaii. moud," Mr. aud Mm. William I,c, Novvuda.vs so ninny ways have been ' brother of the hude, best man; Mr, Miss Myrtle Rudolph. Mr. Thompson, 'found of making nn nffnir of that tort i Uarrv I'liner and Mr. Snmuel Jacob Mr. James Crossett. Miss Veronica Hey ntliactiv-o It used to be that there son, ushers. Miss Kvelvti Jlyrove, of nnd Sirs. Hey. Mrs. Osborn enter- were just three or four tnhles. a o-,:,"i South Su-ntul stieet, gave a tnined nt n luncheon today at her home, "fnnc.v table, u cake nnd candy table im,chcou ami shower last week in honor Tho guests vveio Mrs. William Tiox, I and n utility table. But now there is ( t,c bride. .Mrs. waiter KUiienn. .Miss .viyrtic uu-I" kicuut mni-n 01 inings nnu tne.v dolnh nnd Miss May Richmond. iniemme nttiuctivcly presented. At ,,.,,,, T t t, ti hi. r 'N,,s- Samuel Irwin's utility tnhlo there Iriends of Mrs. Joseph I'. Buftlcr. ofi . HOl o) ., , i.itti..n i50,.!1 ;I0Jtn,n &;?$ tJTw" i'tXmt things Thz,,rfi;irn;t' " "c,p u i'ttr vv Mrs. """'""' " s",... 0 uer recent inuess. Mr. and Mis. Arthur King, of Oil Fast Brinton street, entertained the Rev, M. II. Hare, pastor of the Mn - dale Baptist Church, and Mrs, I-. Jen- t:. . l & .v 1'itvv-ti , ..... , , . , flliss Jennie Hill, of the 1(111) class flermautown high school, has won a scholarship for the University of Fenn - svivania. vvnere sno win specialize in chemistry. " week. -They V.rc a tendh,g" the !on- j "S 'Vom.'n who donate , sn, I s? H Z e loT Sa ?"Sl v S1C wUchI, HhW X 'Vft lttyI,aasTepo1s;,i1u,elinCtl t0 ln"U Ue rt I ;S - " T'S f Baptist Church of Gcrmantown, ou ' ..y,v' ,.. .. ,. . . fl"- H'o pupils of the Bible School, I,nci nltrt nf I. line, mm iluflnf- tno nniirnc J. nl.. ,1.1.. M. .. ' ... ,. t , .. ... Miss Margaret Devlin, of 45-15 North, " " '0"n'' . ''ch ,''lc,,'rri1 !Pr Nineteenth street, entertained the mem U,a.ft '"' ffic "'f1?n,p, ,,01 l,0l,u,"ri bers of the Gamma Chapter. Beta Alpha i1""' . '" J. ' "l . would . fascinate the Beta Sororlty.Gernmntown High School, 'll0;t f, i(1, "uf, "tn,V17l'5llr,I B,ft ',ncV at her homo on Saturday afternoon. flK;s.7,,p''0ii'Phrlstn..is cards Among the guests were Miss Alice I wr the- foicsig it pi i hhsou. TnmnHn.. Ml.. ril7o1.Ath Klprt. Miss. "." Kobert i Ilrewster had charge Mnrioii Knight. Miss Flizufeth Wood- "' "" ,' " me,nn''" table. n;m in the ward. Miss Miriam McGhee. Missi It e clubrooin on the other side of tno Martha Diebert, Jliss Glad.vs Breunaul1"1" -lr,8- l aul I.nc henmeyer., in tilm ii i 1 1 i- i i-il'-i'i-i.. .mm and Miss Adelaide Grace. " '. "u ""'" " prcsiueu over iiih most I delicious looking jars of preserves und Mr. ..and Mrs. George T. Eshcr, "i i jt-Hies. 524 East Johnson street, announce the Among those who aided nt the dlf engagement of their daughter, Jliss fPrPnt booths were" Mrs 'l'linmnu i: Mildred Esher, to Mr. John C. Buni gan. Tlie Thi Sigma Fpsilon Fraternity of the Gtrraantown -High School, gave a subscription dance at the Delmar Morris on Saturday evening. Miss Mary Tovvne. of 24t EaBt John son street, has as her vuest Miss J.s ther McCarthy, of Oswego, N. ,i. Mr. Cecil Beane, of Basic, Va has been visiting at Miss Towne's home but Has feturnciV'to his studies at the University of Virginia. ' Mrs. Bcrthia Parent nnpounccs the engagement of her daughter, Rarbarn, to Mr. George A. Harnlschfcxer, both of Germentown. Mrs. William ness, of 444S North Nineteenth bIpapI- nnlnrtulnpii (lift mem ber of her Bevvlng club on Wcunesday afternoon, Among thoso present vvcreJSuddards, Miss QertruSe Edwards and jviisa giara JJarmertlii Jvuss e"u,c tew at fA ct meetiug. rkomig, ra. rrcaencis xvnieuer,, n"j, OTWneHr. of "Valnutlano,l'svlir b i -., ... TFBFr$BHBPllMaTi$. 1 WSsSImS2Hb ' s? T rholo b Photo f rafters, MlfcS KMAKKTII BKOC'KIIi Miss Tlia.ver is the daughter of Mrs. .lolin li. Ilm.ver, Jr., ami Miss Broihic is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willl.im ti. Wnidcn. Itolli Miss Tliajrr and Miss BrorUie will vvorli on teams in (ho campaign for funds for the Woman's Medical College, which will start October 13. .Miss Th.i.vcr and .Miss ICrnrhic took up nursing during the war and every cIik'm1;i. and h.iturila.v g.no j jn (ne evenings. A much-antlcipatcd event In.Lan,- -- ; ? J c gS 3d M 5?h1." Jnif Ser""! down was the fete which was given by i:mIpi r. ,.,. Ml,. lTulloll j. K'ccnall , !; ""T,r hw orc sxteeu ,al ,,,,,,,, Mr, A h HllB11,p,f M,s. tho Twentieth Pentur.v Plub nt tho Spring Garden streets, will outi-rtait. , ?''' t anrl Vi'r ll ElWi Sunderland nud Misses Kthcl nnd clubhouse on Thursday ami 1'rhhiy. mornbrn. of her cud club at her l, "r ; 0r,;t(; , ' ' "' I''-,, C livo SunderhinU. Owing to Miss n..ni,.,. - .,., n ,.. .., ', home on Tue-da.v nftcrnoon. ,;.; ,,,,! :. ' t '. n '" ' hP "ac n,,B n Kaiirn s recent accident she wns VVVWUVI 11 (III I II. Ill I1L 1111(1111 l 111 I i-nil ihwiiiii in iii.i ,( , linn I Ik li. ntlna. .1 The Cub recently found it necessary rfrteSea.'of to buy tho adjoining lot m order that Hiclimoud Vn no building could be put ., lucre which J, Mj.u ,.(lif,,v nm might mar the uttractivcncsa ot the ' flln)Uv ull, Mr. mi jIrH, jionls Fulir clubhouse. Then, too. now that they I man nnd daughter. Marion Jane.. have ore in possession of this ext.ru ground they are in a position to enlarge their f1 tlKllflltt.lt dirt III rl tlni hnml. .. f 11,. .. inia.v he truly so ( tint cverv mpmher of the club hns worked in some measure for its success. Kach one wns gener ous with donations, nnd rhoie in charge of the different booths nnd their help ers were evtreniely Io.vnl and enereetic , i i,i,k f ,i, nir .. t. . i,.u:. ;' :.".'' "' '" "".'". "J". ' ' n, tlspiitl. KI1P11 ns KPtnrnl stiinnitii trnvs. one of which nn. nnlntP.l In .Mis. Finnic H. Magulre; candlesticks and a good-looking shirtwaist or two. ; Then there was tie lingerie shop, in i charge of Mrs. Robert Oick. All sorts y- viia, .uary ijnrrpi hnnlr tali n llimi ,. .T.l!..l.if..ll 1 """ " . '"'" ""v uviiKiiiiuiiy long rows of books to Im lnnLnl mnr bv those who cnipe to buy. Aud peihaps 1 one of the most artistimlly nrrnvcil nooinh nc ine lete was the iuhipi. tnhii. in cliargn of Mrs. 'Abrnin l'eiiuock. i . -----.-....... ( ooper. Mrs. Mat Mi en- rwi- Af. .Iphnson, Mrs. Charjes Mercer Bailey. Mrs. Frank-H. Mnguire, Miss Kather ine Jones. Mrs. William .1. Tin vis. m, J R. Lincoln Edw-nt-ds, Mrs. Horace- iiiui mormon ami .Mrs. John A. Mc Kenna.. The girls V 'the juniqr section had charge of thn ice crraru cones and the fish pond, both enormously popular with the smaller patrons of the fete. Miss Isabel Gnlbrnith nnd Miss Helen laylor were in chnrgo 'of the Ice' cream cones, and they were assisted by Miss Mary Galbrnith, Miss Harriet Grclner, M ss Grace Rond, Miss Marlon Hindlc, Miss Marceline Jleyer. Miss Edna Rpbey, Miss Evelyn Robey nnd Miss Margaret Hunt. At the fish pond wero Miss Marian Mishler, Miss Alice Statzell. Miss Sue Miss Dorothv Fdwnrila. .ver.vno(iy biw nis' who came to the .ft.1 J ." ..l .. ii ' . KtiSESffisxgxsk n rftffiry you Mrs. ltlcbardson Shoemaker. Mrs. Kdsur ltonttv. Mrs. lMwin (trauleV. i Mrs. Harry L. Henry, Mrw. Allen K. noiipr, .urs. uoliert J.jnne .viisnirr, Mrs. ilnrlnn 1'. Hintzell. Mrs. Frank ft' Nieweg and Mrs. Jnincs Taylor. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mrs. B. J. Monaghan and her sister, Mrs. .laiiu-i H. Henry, of -JO.'iO Park side iivpuup, lime returned home after spending the month of September nt fiulen Hall, Allnntlc City, Hnsign Leonard J. Mnhon, of 37"4 Walnut street, hns returned home nfter spending n teu days' furlough in Paris and Belgium. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mn S l.lrnrMil nf ttin TtntM Ml. Jeitir, has returned fiom her visit to Atlantic City. Mr. and Mis. T. Brown Bclficld, of J00." Spring (iarden street, have returned (torn I.nko Mnhnnk, Mr. Mrs. L. Patterson, of Sixteenth nnd Spring Onrilen streets, will civc n luncheon this afternoon in honor of Mrs. (J. Lewis, of Memphis, Tenu., who is visiting friends in Philadelphia for nn indefinite stay Mrs. M. Parsons, of Wallace street, is wailing iclatixes and friends for n fortnight's stay in Washington. Mrs. Kope Loeb. of the Hotel Mn- estir. lias icturned from a short &tnv in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. I. Plant, of the Hotel Majestic. hae been entertaining Miss Helen Plant, of Cincinnati. Mrs. P. Hamilton, of Sixteenth and their time at the Ilarluu DUpen Miss Clurn oliIe, ot Sixth aud returned fiom Atlantic City to their home ut l.'I2." North Franklin street. Miss Corriue Smith, of Frunklin stieet, will entertain her s-evviug circle on Thursday evening of next week. Mr. and Mrs Morris 1'earlman, of 1S22 North Tint tj tust street, have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter, Mi- Fsther l'cailman, and Mr. David 1. 1'igle, of l.".2S South Fnirhlll stieet, on Sunday evening, v-uiiii-i- 1. 1. i" i m.- . v"".T " October 111, in the Di.iwing Itoom, i iironf street and Co umh u avenue Mr. nnd Mrs. J. fi. (Jlncs, of North Broad stieet, who spent the season nt their countr.v home in I'itnitiu. X. T., Iiavc ii'tiirucd to the city for tins win ter. An old-fashioned harvest festival fol lowed the rail v-da service .vostcrda In the Bethlehem Baptist Church, Fighteeuth and Yoik streets. An ad dress was in.ule b.v the pastor, Rev. A. F. Harris, nud the fruits, vegetables -i i.it ... Mil. .. . . i dresses nnu tcciianons. iuv rccepunn . .. ,11 i.n ; .hin... nf Mr i;inrrn w i Schrocdcr, of tho l'ouug Men's Chris- tiuu Association. JIlvs Rebecca Serrill and Miss Helen Serrill have returned to their home on North Broad street nfter passing the season in Eaglcsmcic, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Captain David Philips, of 7.'10 Fill;, water street, has arrived from overseas and has received hiR honorable discharge after serving eighteen months over seas duty with the adjutant general's department. Mr. William Levin, of Norfolk, Vn., hns been mHklng nn extensive tour thrnnzh the New England states and Is now visiting Sir. Jflchnel Messier, of I HJf-J I'ine sireei. .ur. nrssier uas re cently been discharged from the navy after serving eighteen mouths at Pen sncoln, Fla. Mrs. John J. Rome and her famil, MaSIrr Howard Rome, Master Slorton Rome, Slaster Edwin Rome and Miss Irtna Rome, have closed their summer cottage nt L'20 Pacific avenue, Atlantic 'itv, for the season nnd havo returned to their home, 1-01 Snder avenue. Mr. Nathaniel Harris, of 730 Fits water street, has returned from Atlantic City, where he has been spending the summer with his relatives, nnd has resumed bis studies at the University of Pennsjlvanla. Tiuu . -. sary on ns.iington avenue Main street, was the guest of honor at S 5 .Vy" K Ml. Oo t fudTl wX' HO II I flllk m u inn thoro iv Ml ho hnpptlll tnilRtP. fir . . ..vi jfi8 xm0 a. xsissi asaii. v'Xli .-1 jpj-. -iBBUBMHIiafe. , Thirteenth street, and Mr. Raymond I L. Macgregnr, of 5145 Hazel avenue, I wns solemnized on Friday nftcrnoon at 2:30 o'clock lu St. Stephen's Protcs tant Episcopal Church, Tenth Mrcet below Market, with the rector, Rev Carl Crammer, oflielntlug. The bride was given lu marriage bv her father nnd waR unottended. Mr. und Mrn. Macgregor upon their return from their trip will be at homo nt 033B Augoru Terniei'. Mrs. Walter S. Bauer will gie a luncheon on Wednesday nt her home. (112 Lincoln Drive, for the members of the Tioga Sewing Club.. Her guests will include Mrs. W. (!. (ilbbs, Mrs Charles Thompson, Mrs, Louis Big gard, Mrs. .7. If. Clmdwlok, .Mrs. Hnr ey Pressman, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Paul Voiglit, Mrs. ,T. A. Neufelil. Mis. Horace Davis, Miss Ida Dripps, Mrs. Charles Hnlgli, Mrs. Allen Moats, Mis. ('. P. Plcgg. Mrs. Thomas tv-iioii'y. .mis. unl)li JIumphreys. .Mrs ; Ifalpli Parkinson, Mrn. ,t. II. Dripps and Mis. Philstinn Krunn. , Mr. and Mrs David TItlow, with their son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr nnd Mrs, George l.nnghery, of West Tioga street, have icturned from Ocean Citv, where the spent the summer nud carlv autumn. The family of Dr. Charles Manning, of Tiogn nnd Nineteenth streets, uie at home again, having closed their country home near Dojlestown, Bucks i count) . WISSAHICKON Mr. Wan en Sclmll, son of Mrs. Mary Scholl. of 2011 Hochelle avenue, has re turned from Danzig, Germain, where l.c was stntioned with tho Armv of Occupation. Mr. Scholl enlisted iii the Naval Reserve Corps nnd inter entered the Aviation Corps. He nnd Mr. Rvsle hluoMiousc, of Chicago, III, were 'the lirsl joung men from the I'nitcd States to enter uortheru (iennnm ilnrinr. il,, win-. Mr. Scholl lins cihh'. V,.si f- ,i three innntlis" trip and will spend some tune in Chicago and in Detroit. Mich.; j Inter he will go to Liverpool. England! .Miss Eleanor Morris, of 210 Hochelle nvennc, lias gone to Florida to spend n month visiting the principal cities of that state. Mr. and Mrs. James L, Hckersley. of lln Hochelle avenue, are leceiving con glutinations un the birtli of n dntigh tei. Jnno Anne Kckersley. Mis. lk. etslev will be remembered ns Miss Lil lian Forest, of Roxborotigh. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. Windlseh have icturned homo from Atlntitic Pit after spending the earl nutiimn there. The annual outing of (lie teachers' association of the Wissnhlckoii Prcs-lilci-inn Church, of vvhidi the Rev. J. T. Hnckett is pastor, wns lield on Snt tirdav at Collcgeville, Pn., and fol lowed by a dinner nt the Bridge Hotel on the Peiklomen cr"ek MANAYUNK .Mrs. George N. Mnkelv euteitaincd the members of the Women's Mission ary Society of the First Prcsbvteilnu Chinch at the inause on SuiinlclifTe last week when lier guest. Miss Klirabeth S. Lovelnnd, of Kingston, In.. gave nn in teresting talk on "India." which was the subject for tho ovetmn- r.ntni MIel 1 Lovelnud spoke of liei reconstruction work in rruncc. Mr. Willinm Gaughan. with his son and daughter, Mr. Harold Guiighun and Miss Marian Giiughmi. of 2111 Heimi tuge street, ha' c been spending a week in Allcntovvn, Pn. NORRISTOWN Mr. and Sirs. Trunk Doric, of Brown street, entertained nt a progressive five hundred part at their home. The marriage of Miss Lillian I'nger lelder. daughter of Sir. and Sirs. J. I'ugerleider, nf lL'l West Marshall street, und Sir. Isincl AbnimowiU, of Bnrbndoes street, took place j ester -da.v aftpr noon nl 4 o'clock nt the home of the bride. The Rev Boreit- sou officiated lit tho ceremonv. The bride wns- ntteudeil by Miss Annn Mosknwitz, ot Euhton, ns maul of honor The best tiinn was Abrain .Infl, of Coatesville. Sir. and Sirs. Abramovvit. after an ex tended wedding trip west, will icside on Bnrbndoes stieet Sir. nud Mr. Loins . SfcCiuler and their daughter, Miss Eli.nbeth SlrOnr ter, have retuiueil fioui their siinimer home nt S'enlnoi- anil .ire occup.ving their residence nt 1 101 West Main street. The (litis' Frirndl.v Societv of St. John's pnrish will give n dance nt the Erslnc club house nn the evening nf Fridn.v, October 'J I. Sir. aud Mis. How aid E. Bovvniau. of 1204 Pine street, nie on n ten-dav motor trip touting Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Panada, Sliss Ellabeth Deeves. of Kllll Willow street, gnve a linen shower and live bundled nt her home in honor of Slr.s, Slelvln Ileeme, u lecent bride YARDLEY The Civic Club held a regular meet ing on Thuisda.v nflernoou. witli Sirs. liue MiiKiriinc tn rn11 -f -.i T, Sidney Pailvvnlliuler presiding.. Papers on "Town Improvement," b.v j , Sirs. Algernon S. Padvvallndcr aud , y.f- p "How to Abate Waste Paper Nui- at :'.so sance, b -iirs. uiiver vv nnrton were rend. Mr. Allin II. Pierce, ot fort Dodge. Iown. nud New York cit.v, was n week-end guest nt the 1'elville home, t I Seveial members of the Civic Plubl attended the Bucks County 1 rilerallon of Women's Clubs, which met on Fri ll oy nt tlie home of Sirs. Hntry Mess ier, near Warrington, DOYLESTbWN Prominent Pucks county women and members of the tiiuks County Histuri- cnl .Kncielv- lield llielr fall lueeMnir nl I Hinging JtocUs, north ot here day. Satur- satur A wedding of much interest here was thue of Miss Illnnche J. N. Luff, ot Itichboro, and Sir. Charles I.cfTeits, of Houthamption, at the mnnse of the Doylestovvn Picsb.vterlnn Church. The ceremony was performed by the IUv William E. Steckel. . fitiestft at Fonthill yesterday and the Mercer Museum included formti Doylestovvn persons, nmoug whom were Mlsa- Minnie F. .Mlckley, of Washing ton. D. P. ; Mrs, Frank Chance, nf Philadelphia j MIsb Oertrude Troxell, of Wilkeg.llarre, and Sirs, Joseph P. Mlckley, of West Philadelphia. Major (Ieorge Iloss made an address Saturday night tit Willow Grove Park at the welcome -homo celebration for the Service men of that vicinity, given. under the auspices ot the fraternal organizations of Willow drove. Stlss Frances S. Molloy and Mr. Georgo La Uuo, both of. Wrightstown, were married nt the Methodist Kulsco- pal Church, Oak Lane, qnd after a I 1 ., i"-t --.., n.&.jaaJMt....', -.'..c,. ,-ihu.ibb.. ttf?'. ?7Rb ' 'JTV 'SHH9M: '.lnKH . ,Mi;. v II.I.IA.M !;. VlUllK.NKK Mrs. Mirlicner was .Miss Mar L. Ashwnrtli, nf Mount Air. Her wedding took place on Saturd.iy ROXBOROUGH An interesting community muslcnle will be given on Thursdnv evening in the Midge Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chinch, I'pper Koxborotigh, under the ouspiivs nf tho Ladies' Aid. The pro gram will 1m tendered bv tho olinlr of the i;hcitf7cr Methodist Episcopal Phurrli. of Maun.v link, directed b Mr. 1'iiink riinincMii l'lilluw ItlL' the cu ' tcrtaimiicnt there will bo a sale' of ire 'cieam, enke and candy in the i-hiirch i-i'ceptiou linll. The nnnlr is in (lunge of Mrs. William May, Mrs Reec Moonev. Mrs. John Glnnding. Mrs. An drew ,1. Wilson. Mrs. Rebecca Umimi, Jlrs. .Innies Brcnrlcy, Mis. George Geissler, Mrs. M. Manger. Mrs. Flor ence Rumsc. Mrs. Frederick Quay, Mis. Frank Haley, Mrs. Wallace Fre.v , Mrs. Miltou Frev aud Mrs. John Mn gee. Mrs. Herbert Russell, of Brooklyn, who has been spending several weeks in Roxborough as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Newton 11. Bovnrd, of 4300 Mnnati!ik avenue, and later of Mr. and Airs. P. i;. Wood, of Gerhard street, linn t etui ued home, accompanied b.v Mi-h. Hound, who will rcmtiiu in Hrooklti a fortnight. The members of the histoiie Grace Lutheran Church, Ridge avenue, en tertained the children from the Lutli eian Orphanage, in Gerninntown, ,vcs terday nt their homes in Roxborough. hiinging their little guests from Gcr mantown in automobiles. A harvest festivnl was held in the church in the ntteruoou, in which the childirn took part. OLNEY Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Walton have returned from their wedding tiip und are at home at J2.'i West Fisher's nve nnc, OIney. Mrs. Walton wns Miss I.ilna .May Hiefsu.vtler Defore her mar rioge on October i. Miss i:thel Sunderland, nf Ulnev. en-I a utility shower in her honor i'ildnv. wm.u.i ,,. txHiuntt. hiupv liri'M'Ul WCIO FINE CATHEDRAL DEDICATED New Jerusalem Edifice at Bryn Athyn Gift of John Pltcalrn j Bryn Athyn's Cathedral, begun sev- I crnl years ago by John Pitearn, wns I dedicated .vrsterda.v b.v llishon .Nathaniel D. Pendleton. I Tho great cathedral of the Church ' of the New Jerusalem was planned ' four .vears before construction iictuiill.v stnttcd and when Sir. Pitctiirn died, after devoting jenrs to the project, he left $2,000,000 for its completion. The work wns completed by his son, i Raymond Pitcnim, who forninll.v pre- sented the structuie before Hie iPir mony of dedicntlou. Atfnn.llM lw. Ln. :.,., ...... ,i. .11.. ...........1, im; cutlivi 11 l I U HII' UCJC- gats to the tenth general ttsscinbl of the Church of the New Jciiisalcin nnd numerous others. - ACADEMY OF MUSIC Thursday Evg., Oct. I 6, at 8 : 1 5 ! SIK ARTHUR WHITTEN BROWN. K w I Famous Aviator Himself i W;ll tPii tlirlllhiB ston cif lili historic nop- flop nlulit urrrniM lft mi nil. I Lootut-f arransT.1 bi niiKlncirs' flub of rhllud-lphlu and An Club ut I'enn hiuila 'I kkrte r.oi tu .' no 'ox eais, a no und I I.TiO, uii sain at llepcos J 1 1 1 c'liistnut St ChecliB to Utoicp JUli I Talk llluttrnii.l with mntlun tdi tup-a und ! fctereoptkon slides. ,caui:iv or mi'sic I KREISLER ) c.LinAi.uiNn FARRAR hAT I OCT AKT at itiken, $ ,-,o S2oo. ji -,n jioo 7.v on tnk- at lli-pie-s. nil) Chostnut Mall urdeis Mlth CIktIih ti. ii T Huly Ulrrtfon C l.'UH. HtilnR jiiano. ' " B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE Anna Wheaton and Harry Carroll in ntpir uriKuui fiun? llltM LEW DOCKSTADER Tflinous HuniQrlMt In "AN i:AK FLI.l. - uuruill) IA.111.HU. .Vl.lUn'luil . '. Knhlmnr i Co. Mile )lnllw t Jjn nu.,m ana a , ,,nKresB or Br I 1 , HAIMTST ATSTIf Walnut MHl Tm.. 2.v. no, . 75( MUlllUl Tonlghl, S IS, .'V to tl Ihe Logic oi Larry ""; fv CK Npvt Wu1f Augustus IMInu, Jr Offem rs .. . Uoiimn Tliompson Sent Sale I Old Homestead 1 mirsdny v,Vm law renre us "Uncle Jo.h KNICKERBOCKER MAHKi:Tnt40-niSTU-:nT Contlnuoun Noon to. II I' M, Dally Seasue Hayakawa ln ' ra.nt.r 6 ao?8 VAUDEVILLE 6 ORPHEUM Mt Tomorrow. S3, S.. I "' "-'"vi Kvgs. S.-.C. asc, ,1(Jc 4. 73ol ,n.s.i?rsru sis hopkins Oilnter M-'-WlTIIIN Tllg LAW" CASINO HIP! HIP I HOORAY Th Show Beautiful Walnut Ab,th3t. LddU ' Mat. Today PQOPLCH TllKATUE Kenalna-ton Ave. and Cumberland St. DAVE (Snuftyl MARION --i .,K .iris.nf lA.ar. ." i.. .' AN'lVJII OWN COMHANV , i,a5T-gOArv wffiijfWjp-'w VV.,,in.f' , Hr.,MiVr 'ri sJAnii-f-" ' MRS. GROOME DECORATED' ' Tr ... Montenegro Rewards" Colonel.'s Wife for Red p'ross Work The Montcnegrlp Government lraa awarded n decoration to Mrs. John 0. Oroonic, wife of Cqloncl John .0, Oroome, head of the military polico in France and formerly head of the Btate constabulary of Pennsylvania, Thn , award was made for services rendered . the Montenegrin Red Cross, No. 122( nnd is given under the hnnd of her majesty Queen Milena, designated as high protectress of the Montenegrin Red Cross, Following closely upon the honor, conferred upon Mrs. Bajnrd Henry ly i the king of the Iiolgians and the award of the gold medal of honor by the I French Governmcut to Mrs, Willard, Rodgers, the Emergency Aid of Penn sylvania feels cause for pride In its wan , i record. Tho MonteuegrJn cross has not yet renched Mrs. Oroome, but Is expected to nrrlvc from Europe within n short time. Colonel Groome balled from France Inst Saturday. Mnrkft-s-t l. Kith It A M tollilhp. VL A I AHMOt'N"l Aincn-AFT pICTUrtB j.i.Lxtn.ii iui K.siuL'K prci-ntH JACK ItOl.T r,i:v couv suiiNA own: l'AI'MXU STAIIKB TflAV MAUHllAI.l, 'THE LIFE LINE" rrom the vVorld.Kamoun Iflodrm "The Romany Hyo" STANLEY CONCLTIT OnCIIUSTHA IlennwnnI Organ Sololstii NEXT WEKK -liVANOBLINE" - - TI1D NEW , CAPITOL, 724 MARKET STJICKT - DlrtLtlon of The Htanley Company ; EUGENE O'BRIEN '--. TUCKS , mi. . KAT -ANITA STKVVArtT! In "Iinil KINGDOM QV DniSAMS" P A L A C R' l'J14 MA11KTT BTOCBT - 10 A M TO 11 I" M. THIS KNT1IIE WEEK t, MARYPICKFORD t IN Iinil LATEST PRODUCTION "THE HOODLUM" - Nt WW.-D W Crinlth-i -Broken BloMomi'l' aTcITTa' CHESTNUT REIX3W 1HTH 10 A M , IS. S. .1.4.'. r,:4.1, 7:45, il:30 P. M. A I'ABAMOrNT-AnTCRAKT 1'ICTORB , Marcuerite Clark i IN I'lRbT PRESENTATION OP 'WIDOW BY PROXY" AddeU nU-rl:- rUnnlin '" The i The Floor VVallie Attruc r VICTORIA' MARKET ST Al. NINTH r GEORGE BEBAN "1jt'lUTS men-' .Uiru I ha.iM I han in I" e rtlirui- l'lnnr v.Vlr t Next WK "1HE RIOIIT TO HAPPINESS-'. .NIXON'S C 0 L 0 N I A I l tun lIow nifM4n 2, 7 n. PlrwtJnn of Tli Mn,,ly Company ANITA STEWART '0Jl'rSmom' TIIUKh.. Till .t SAT- MAUMU KCNNJSblf In "STIUCTI.Y CONriDKNTIAI' i ! REGENT MAIllCnT ST llloiv lTTIlf TUB MAN WHO , KT VV i;l AT HOME" Added- ertAIC KCNNDIJV SjEIIIALi -j MAHKUT PTKRCr W at junifrk,. i? CONTINUOUS WfrtiM uYliS1 'VERY GOOD EDDIE" M"!!S nnilldeil nn I'arce OV CIl NIGln",P" BROADWAY Drt,a,) sH"s?: "Photo-Playmates" Ml dAAvr;sTr THEDA BARA ""'ffcW. , rnnw kfPVs uvit.'s -:3o, - t'o ' s-tv-iao M-IB mauktt s r iw. ooin "EVERY SAILOR" gV-'' PHTLADKLt'lllAH ITOnUMOsT TIIEATRE3T , . - T- -s T I r" At GARRICK Last 6 W'h. ' 't",, vre,i .Hat.s;l5. , Miasms olIA and liAnnis frwen' iTHRF.R FACES EAST ,.-,.i. rir1 r"T UFMIMr1 ' Viv-'UILI ncivuiiu The criiinltiK rlnv of the Siv-ret Heryitit i POPL'I.Ml Vi:U MAT IICST tiTATS n.so., suxr v"viccr si:ats TftrnsoA IAVID HKI.ASC'O Present DAVID WARFIELD "THE AUCTIONEER" FORREST NlKlits at 8 IS, Mil. Wid X. Hal, Kt'.' :!;. ik coo'iriis POP. WED MAT NO SKAT OVER J.00. UNTIlli; 1IALPUNY tl.UO. BROAD Lnst -Weeka Sff- U1 Mats WeJ t Sat. at SllV MRS, FISKE- In a ComeJy T Moonslilne, Aladnesa an4 "MIS' NKLLY OF N'ORLEANS'. Seat Sale Today at 11 08 Ches r. . T-. , . -) d!. ' nut Street 1 ICKCts ,?Z, $ 3, 9V , R - Sets ,(iWt' - yi i ., $5, $7 and $10. fa Rompn Basilicas j "KfacrtAuva ai.NGEna l!ndr tho Per- Mncntrri sonat Direction n(mac8"' DON RAFKAELEi1 CASIMIRI Metropolitan OFM SiOVIOL . SIQNDA.Y EV0 OCT. .g , DUMONT'S Emmett J. wloh. MW "t teru "Camden Trolley. Z MAlJPIaU iULAIi llffl Ul QUIT. if'j ' rT Xftf T 8th ab. Rare. Mat. lv :m J n 1 Ml I nirlu j.yy jw&sati&m BBOAJOWAV BeilBKji MAKJH.O ..-.- . r .. - 1 -j. ana ji. -o . n iirv r I - tjrz wi 00 ' .VSv -F? T" t ( 3f Sy Burrepwi ' ilUU--L-n A Mirucle of Vocal Tent ir.uwnrnii n' -,-.-. -v- a ! hWUBV !fl ..SI I i 1 M ci i :i 7 S X ;, 'i Xr 'I i ?l I