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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Sees Smart Fur$ The Supper Club to Be
a Dinner Club, Too- Red Cross Auxiliary Has
Representative Officers ,
I SAW Airs. Sam Clinsc on Chestnut
street jesterdB.v wearing the most
beautiful deep cape and stole of Rrny
squirrel I have, seen for mnny n tlur.
Stic lintl one of the wide, upturned,
soft-brlf.imed lints of blnrk velvet, so
much In voKue now, and n dark blue
broadcloth cont suit. The cape was very
wide, falling to the waist line in the
back and the front urts finished with
two straight stole rmK about to the
knee,
Mrs. Chose wai Sue Hruee, you know,
a daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Uruec,
of Oerinantown, and n nlere of Mri. Al
fred Norris, of Nr-w Yo'rk and this city.
THE committee pf the Supper Club
(you know the club which Mrs.
Hutchison Scott has at the lMlevue and
which js to be resumed this year) had
a meeting the other day and it was
planned to start the, club earlier in the
evenitllf Mini lint'i. It n rltmifi- ilimrn nnil
V have the clos, nc l.our earlier.
This will not eliminate the supper
dance, if persons prefer to go later and
have supper instead of dinner, but it
simply means that if you are not going
to the theatre nnd want to dance, but
do not want to start in at eleven, you
can go nt seven -thirty or perhaps ear
lier, the ciact hours have not been laid
down, und go home by eleven.
Tim club will btait on November 'i'i
this year, you know, t am so glad It
has been taken up again. It was al
ways such fun !
SEVKNTY-KIVK meu went on the
weekly hike with Mr. Albert Cooke
Myers on Sunday, nnd, of coure, they
vent the rounds of the customary walk,
ending up with a swim in the pool at
the Y. M. 0. A. nnd supper at the
Young Friends' Association at Fifcenth
nnd Cherry street. Miss N'imi T.cn was
hostess nt the supper and Mis Helen
Morton assisted her in receiving. The
vaudeville entertainment which followed
the Supper was very good and the party
broke up at ten.
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THE Mathers' party for Catherine
Mather on Saturday night was a
renl Halloween affair though it was
given .the day nfter. You know the
Mathers hne a wonderful log cabin on
their place, which they built from logi
brought down here from the Earlc
camp in the Adirondacks. The cabin is
forty feet long and has n wonderful
huge fircphu'e. Of course, logs were
burning brightly in said iirepinco for
the party, nnd the boys nnd girls had a
splendid time in their 'eerie" costumes
bobbing for applies, throwing nuts into
the blaze, and doing all the u&uul
"stunts.1'
Catherine is evy pretty, nnd when,
some years hence, she makes her bow
to ,socicty, I doubt not but that she
quickly follows in the footsteps of her
mother nnd aunts who were nil engaged
before their first season wns over. Mrs.
Mather was Catherine I'nrle, Jim know.
TUB Independence Square Auxiliary
of Hie lied Cross had its annual
meeting nnd election of officers ;,ester
dav. And do jou know they cleared n
thousand dollars at their rummage sale
inbt month V '
I think it's fine to hear how mnny
of the women who worked so earnestly
during the war are not only willing but
leady to keep up the good work for which
there is still need.
The officers for the .cnr inin-ltliiO
are: Chairman, Mrs. George Horace
J.orlmer; vice chairman, Mrs. George
Fales linker. Mrs. Hubert Kmott Hare.
Mrs. K. Uurd (SVuMi, Mrs. Otis Skin
ner and Mrs. Frederick English : re
cording secretary is Miss Elolsc Dickey:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Charles
F. Uochmnii, nnd treasurer. Mrs. AVnl
. ter Wnring Hopkinson. The directors
include Mrs. Theron Crane, Mrs. liar
mid Gillinghnm, Mr. Ashton Little,
Mrs. Hnmpton I. Carlson, Mrs. I. II.
O'llurra, Mrs. Allen Stockton, Mrs.
Francis X. Dercum. Mrs. Charles V.
Mcl.eau and Mrs. William Slieppard.
Then there is an advisory board
which includes Mrs. Edward T. Stotes
bury, Mrs. J. Bertram Mpplncott, Mrs.
Joseph I.eidy, Mrs. Ueed Morgan. Mrs.
Wellington Shannon, Mrs. Wilbur
Klnpp and Mrs. S. I'. Snow den Mitch
ell. SHE had been all day iu town ac
companied by father, mother and
her own dentist, but still she would
not give in. Finally at 4 :!MI she was
persuaded, 'and from behind the closed
doors of the specialist dentist's room we
heard the most fearful shrieks that ever
came from human tr.rnat.
Did we not know that she could not
feel the pain, as she .had taken gas, wc
might bnve felt very badly., but we sus
pected there was a certain amount nf
"spoiled effect" about it.
Later we met her coming along the
corridor accompanied by the faithful
hpeciul doctor nnd mother. Father wns
waiting for them and he said Did it
hurt you, sweetheart?"
"No," scienmed sweetheart, who
was about ten. "It didn't, but the
me.m old thing took the only tooth I
can chew on."
NANCY. WYNNE.
f SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Invitations have been received from
Mr. George McFaddeu, of Eighteenth
and Spruce streets, for a ball to be
civeu on Friday evening, November .,
to meet Siiss Uebecca G. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I.ee I'ratt, of
Madison avenue and hevencjriirsi
street, New York, have issued invita
tions for the marriage of their daugh
ter. Miss Edith Glbb I'ratt. to Mr. Allen
Alcl.iine, Jr.. of llaltimore, on Thurs
day, November 'JO. ut St. Jnmes
Church. New York.
Miss Florence Paul Kane, debutante
daughter of air. nnu .urs. duim nrai
Kane, will be the Rucst of honor at n
.iinni. in ho civeu by Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Shipley Dixon, of Meadowbrook,
Yillanovn. on Tuesday, December 211,
before the dance wnien Air. unit .urs.
Powell Evans will give for their daugh
ter. Miss Auitn Merchant Evans.
Miss Elizabeth 0. AVelsh, daughter of
Mrs T, Henry Dixon, will be the guest
of honor at n dinuer, to be given by Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Sill Clark, of Kates
Hall, Chestnut mil, on uecemDer u,
t,rr the ilnuee to be given by Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hichnnl Norris, for their
daughter, Miss Mary D. Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JS'ewhall, of
fim niil IMnee. than, nnnounce the en
gagement of their sister, Miss Eleauor
Nowlmll, (laugnier ni me iuic jir. uuu
Mrs. Daniel is. .ownnn, 10 .ur, uun
can Selfrldge, son of Admiral und Mrs.
SMfrlilire. of Washington and llostnti.
Tho marriage will take placo in the
presence or tne immediate mounts on
Saturday, iu the Episcopal church at
Valley Forge.
''he following ladies will assist In
receiving nt the tea to be given by Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Dunning, of 15
South Twenty-tirst street, in honor of
thpir daughter, MIrs Nancy B. Dun
ning, on Friday: Mrs. H. Naudaiu
Duor. Mrs, Harry 0. Groome, Mrs.
. William Drayton, Jr,. Mrs. H. Kurd
iirnlih. Miss Mary Mcuul ougli and
Mrs W Wopdwurd Earl, of Edgcwater
rVkty, N, J The debutantes 'who, will
A?it lo i'e?'v'uS,w'" ''.'v1' MJjW'Marlou.
Wister llnlrd. Miss Kntherlue Snowden
King, Miss Dcbornh I,ogau, Miss Mary
Ernestine Appleton. Miss Juliana S.
Baker. Sliss Caroline S. Barclay, Miss
I'ntty Baker. Miss Mary Taylor Knight.
Miss Frances Leech, Miss Adelaide 8.
Xcwlin. Miss Mary Gladys Mullor, Miss
Edith Xcwlin. Miss Pauline L. Bell,
.Miss Ilhnila Xorrls Brooke, Miss Caro
line Nixon, ot Woodbury, N. J. : Miss
Mary D. Norris. Miss Elizabeth Living
ston Boyd, Miss Frltzie Blnncy. of
Now York : Miss Catherine Coxe, Miss
Edith K. Carpenter, Miss Emllle Potter
Noble, Miss Undid Price. Miss Mabel
H. P. Itch!. Miss Margaret Boss, Miss
Emily K. Clothier. Miss Gertrude L.
P. Conaway, Miss Mnrgaret A. Dallett,
Mis Eleanor Mercer Jones, Miss Mnrie
Louise Hepburn, Miss Snrnli Meade
Harrison. Miss Mary Fisher Glcndln
ulng. Miss Ellen Glendlnnlng, Miss
Mnrgnret Ualston Oest, Miss Susan
Townsend Groome, Miss Mary Trotter
Goodman, Miss Lucy Brady Grey, Miss
E. Antoinette Oeyclin. Miss Anita Mer
chant Evans, Miss Mnry Fahuestork,
Miss Dorothy Xewbold Ely, Miss Betsey
Wnrrcn Davis, Miss Eleanor Dunning,
Miss Sara Doian, Miss Mury Primrose
Ilerves. Miss Esther L. Ilhonds, Miss
.Taue Bell Yeatman. Miss Celestlne I'.
Warder, Miss Eleanor Trcnchnrd
Wurts, Miss Bosamund Wurts. Miss
Carolyn Valentine, Miss Betty Welsh.
Miss Josephine Thompson, Miss Elinor
Thompson. Miss Peggy Thayer Miss
Polly Thayer. Miss Ellznbetli Anne
Taylor. Miss Helen Hnrte Shelton, Miss
Clarissa Smythe, Miss Mnrgarettn
Sharpless nnd Miss Peggy Itosengnrtcn.
Mrs. Harold A. Sands, of Bryn
Mnwr, entertuined informally at lunch
eon jesterday at her home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Kustis Paine
nnd their family, who spent the sum
mer in Bryn Mnwr, returned to their
home in New York last week.
Mr. nud Mrs. William Wilson Cur
tin will close Brentwood, their homo
in lloscmont, on Thursday, and move
into their town house, 2215 Do Lanccy
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fitz-Eugcne Newbold
will move" into their new home on Mer
maid lane, Chestnut Hill, this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William C. Wright, of
St. Davids, are spending the week-end
nt the St. Chnrles, Atlantic City.
Mrs. William C. Tosey nnd her son,
Master William C. Posey, Jr., of Rad
ntr, have returned from a visit to At
lantic City.
Mrs. George W. Kendrick, "d. of
Godfrey House, Villnnovn, is spending
a short time nt White Sulphur springs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. Emott Hare will
vloso Stoneyhurst, their place in Straf
ford, on Thursday, nud open their town
house. 400 South Twenty-second street,
for the winter.
Miss Sarah Nelson, of New York, is
visiting Miss Emily Fox, daughter of
Mrs. George Fox, of Crcfcldt street,
Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. John S. Muckle nnd Master
Crnlg Wright Murkle, of 202P, AVnlnut
sticet, have gone to Atlantic City for n
short stay. c
Dr. and Mrs. Willnrd H. Kinney nnd
family have opened their new home,
31." South Seventeenth street, after
spending tho summer and autumn in
Ventnor, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Jennings,
of Gowen nvenue, Chestnut Hill, will
hnve ns their guests over next week
end .Mr. and airs. imam .Mellows,
of New York.
The Days and Players will give a
musicals at the Playroom on Sunday
etcuing, November 0, at 8:f0 o'clock.
Mrs. Olivia L. von Bovneburgk an
nounces the marriage of her daughter,
Miss I.enore II. von BoynebmgU, to
Lieutenant J. F. Louv, on November I,
at the Church of the Incarnation, the
Bev, Norman Van Pelt Levis officiat
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Biegemauu have
sent out invitations for the. marriage.
ot tneir daughter. .Miss Helen Elizabeth
Biegemauu. to Mr. J. Martin Simons.
on Saturday, November S, at the Tab
ernacle Methodist Episcopal Church.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
A surprise party was given last Wed
ncsday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey liojer, of "Penarth,'"
Ardnure, foa their son, Mr. Pnul
Boyer, on his twenty-lirst birthday.
The house was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums nud fall foliage.
Thirty guests were present.
Mrs. James Cnrson, of Nnrberih,
spent the week-end iu New York.
CHESTNUT HILL
The Consultation Dramatic Society
gave n masked dance last evening at
its Ii nit on Chestnut nvenue, Chest
nut Hill.
Mrs. James It. Hirst nnd the Misses
Hirst, who hae rented their house,
"0,'tO Locust street, for tho winter,
have taken un apartment at the Golden
Swan Inn, Mt. Airy, for the winter.
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GERMANTOWN
The Itose Leaf Circle, of Class No.
2.1, of the First M. E. Church, iu Ger
mantown, gave a mask Halloween pnrtj
in tho church at High street and Ger
mantown menue on Friday evening.
Announcement is mude of tho mar
riage of Miss Eliza Mahoney, 15 West
Itittenhouse street, nnd Mr, John 1.
Lovett. bf 54 West Itlttenhouse street,
on Friday evening, October 111. ut 54
West llittenhouse street, the Hev. C,
II. Fnrclra officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Savage have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be nt home at 5018 Knox street.
nfter December 1. Mrs. Savage will
uo rcinemuereu ns .miss ivdua llogcrs,
Mrs. George L. Estabrook, of C20
West Cliveden avenue, has ns her guest
Mrs. William L. Conuell, of Scrautou,
Pa., who'is in the city attending the
Civic Association, Mrs. Estabrook en
tertained at dinner nt the I'nion League
mi ,, runriMm.v rvenius jur .urs. uonnen.
Tho other guests were Mr. nud Mrs.
Harry II. Skerwtt nnd Mr. and Sirs.
S. P. Lummus. Mrs. qounell will Inter
visit .Mr. nnu .Mrs. iinrry H. Hkerrett
at their home at 33.1 West Upsal street
Mr. nnd Mrs. Skerrett entertained at
dinuer at their home, followed by a the
atre party, for Mrs. Council, on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Newton W. Cor
son, of Pelham Court, entertalued ut n
luncheon iu honor of Mrs. Council on
Friday.
On Saturday evening a mask Hal
loween dance was given by members of
tho Bclfleld Country Club.
Friends of Francis S. Chambers, M.
D,, late first lieutenant, medical corps,
United States army, of 7321 Ilojer
street, arc congratulating hi in upon his
invention of a new appliance for
"Hull" elbows. This appliance is being
used with great success in the Walter
Heed CJencral Hospital, Washington.
-(The Tau Delta gav? theif autuniu
mcnt, acrmnu'towu, tjutujday evening,
mure ai tue ueiiiiar-.uorrjs ..vparc
EVENING PUBLIC .
TWO
x l'hotos bnnit l'rtlr Stuillo. Alkn Drew Cooke, lnr
MISS MAIUE McCANDLESS .MISS FRANCES NEEDY
Miss Necly nnd Miss McCnndless made their debuts last month.
Among the members present were Miss
Virginia Bennett, Miss Mildred Coot,
Miss Betty It. Dukes, Miss Helen
Frike, Miss Naomi Grobc, Miss
Blanche Haines, Miss Mary Jones and
Miss Marguerite Looby.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Sylvnnus A. Leitli. of ,1S2I
North Broad stteet, entertained the
members of her cord club at luncheon
on Fridnv, when her guests included
Miss Augusta Brown. Mrs. Hiram
Miller, Mis. Chnrles E. Lukens, Mrs.
Samuel Alcott. Miss Matilda SchiedeJ.
Mrs. It. H. Hoy. Mrs, Walter Scotl,
Mrs. Louise Potts, Miss Anna Creith,
Mrs. Chnrles Wisler, Mrs. James Spen
cer, Mrs. Charles Patterson. Mrs. Ar
nuz and Mrs. Robert Gladfelter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Arthur Maga'.ener
have returned fiom their wedding trip
nnd will be nt lioment the Hotel Mn
iestic until their new home is completed.
The bride wns Miss Roberta Lee Hirsh
berg, daughter of Mrs. J. A. Hirsh
berg, of 2251 North Twenty-first street.
Miss Marguerite McCloskey enter
tained nt luncheon nt the Manufactur
ers' Club on Saturday, followed by a
theatre party in honor of Miss ranees
R. Magee, whose wedding to Martin
II. Wnlrnth, .Ir.. takes place in the
near future. Among the guests pres
ent were: Miss Frances R. Magee.
Miss Marguerite McCloskey, Miss Von
M. Walrath. -Miss Alice Ixiuglirmi.
Miss Martha McVeigh. Miss Mary Rose
Magee, Miss Lenore M. A nlrath.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr and Mrs. Wendell S. Tredick, of
0131 Christian street, spent the week
end at Atlantic City with their children,
Muster Wendell, Jr., and Miss Vir
ginia. A unique Hnlloween party and dunce
was given Saturday evening by Dr. and
Mrs Tomnsso Creatore, of 5 415 Locust
street. One of the interesting fentures of
the evening was a Snnnish-Italinn dance
executed by Miss Maria houisa Cad
wnlloder ns Carmen and Dr. Creatore
as a Toreador. The other guests in
cluded Miss Evelyn Standbridge. Miss
Jonn Brenz, Miss Evnngelino Tnsso,
Miss Gertrude Harris, Miss Sara Bar
ber, Mrs. Mary Smythe, Mrs. Rny
Standbridge, Mr, Harry Standbridge,
Mr. Leo Creatore. Mr. F. Edward
Nolan, Mr. Rex Chambers, Mr. John
Murray, Mr. Walter AVoodland, Doctor
Hess. Doctor Gerckc, and Mr. Emerson
Smyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin R. Meyers, of
the Rutland Apartments, spent the
week-end wltli air. nnd airs. is. u.
Wilson, of Vinelnnd, N. J. Miss Lois
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Jean Meyers, their (laughter, who has
just returned from n ten-day trip to
New York with her grandmother, ac
companied them.
A plinutom surprise party wns given
for Sir. und Mrs. F. C. Ilnight and
daughter. Miss Ruth Huight, at their
homo, 5524 Irving street, Saturday
evening by the following friends: Miss
Tqischer. Miss Campbell, Miss Oisen,
Mr. and Mrs. Mcrritt Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Greenwood, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Addair, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Russell,
Mr. nnd Sirs. Edwards, Mrs. Wash
burn, Sirs. Allen, .Mrs. Stringiield, Sirs.
Mnnu, Mrs. Krokenbcrger, Mrs. Ilojer,
Sirs. Thomas, Sirs. Goldsmith, Mrs,
Richardson, Mr. Gable, Mr. Flojd and
Mr. Walter I.ockett.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Miss Anna Grabuski, daughter of
Mrs. Rachel Grabuski, of 2!lli North
Twenty -sixth btreet, will be manied to
Mr. Paul Brown, of Willinmsport, Pa.,
tomorrow evening nt (i :30 o'clock, at
the Hotel Majestic, by tho Rev. Marvin
Nathan.
Miss Charlotte Fllman, of Buffalo,
spent n few days ns the guest of Miss
Helen Mundel, of 3218 Diamond street.
At the Inst meeting of the board of
directors of the Bnni Jeshurun congre
gation. Thirty -first nnd Dinmoud
streets, the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, Mr. S. Scliiuiuiel ; vico president,
Mr, Ell Gittcininclier ; treasurer, Mr.
Harry Miller, and secretary, Mr. Sam
uel Sieglc. The theatre benefit given
by the sisterhood recently turned out u
great .success. The entire theatre was
filled with the members of the congre
gation nnd their fiiends.
FRANKFORD
The FrnnUford Symphouy Society
will give its first concert of its twelfth
season at the Frnnkford High School
on Thursday evening. December 4. Miss
Ella Olden will be the soloist of the
evcuiug.
Mrs. J. Howell, of Frankford ave
nue nnd Harrison stieet, is giving n
luncheon Thursday afternoon, Xovem
bcr 0, in honor of Miss Lnura Beccher,
of Syracuse, X. V . who is visiting Mrs.
Howell for an indefinite stay. Covers
will be laid for twelve.
On Monday evening u reception will
be tendered to the Itev. Paynter and
Mrs. Paynter in the parish house of
St. Stephen'" Episcopal Church.
Miss Nora Sellers, of Arrott street,
has iust l eturned from n fortnight's btny
in Hnrrisburg, where she was visiting
relatives and friend:
Spruce 2958
TIOGA
Miss Floicnce Bradwnj, of 2012
West Ontario street, spent Inst week
end nt New Hope.
.Airs. Chnrles E. Lukens, of 3115
North Fifteenth street, gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home for the members
of her pinochle club. This was the first
meeting for the season. Mrs. Rudolph
Kersting, of New York, who is spending
the autumn with Sirs. Lukens, whs the
guest of honor. Others present were:
Mrs. Samuel Alcott, Sirs. Charles Wis
ler, Sirs. Charles Patterson, Sirs. John
(ioodfellow, Sirs. Nelson Sailer, Sirs.'
Hiram Loux, Slis. Arnaiz, Sirs. Harry
Williams. Sirs. Sylvnnus Leith. Sirs.
Jnmes Spencer nnd Sliss Slntildn
Scliirdel, "
Sfrs. Anna Roberts, of Slontclnir, X.
J., lias been spending some time as the
guest of her cousin, SItss Einilie Cra
ven, 2201 West Tioga street.
NORRISTOWN
Seventy-five sons and daughters of
prominent residents of this borough,
were entertained at a Halloween party
at the Ersine Club. The hostesses of
tho affair included Sirs. Frank C. Park
er, Sirs. C. II. llrunner. Sirs. James
S. Lovutt. Sirs. Percy J. Fell, Sirs.
C. Howard Harry, Sirs. J. Lawrence
Eisenberg, Sirs. Jnmes S. Puscy, Sirs.
Nelson C. Cressmnn, Sirs. Louis Y.
Smith, Sirs. Jerome S. Connelly, Slis?
Edward Shoemaker, and Sirs. Ellis K.
Styer. Favors were leccived bv Sliss
Dorothea Lane, SIis. SInrgaret 'Puscy,
Sliss Elizabeth Ide. Sliss Hazel Eroh,
.Miss Alice March. Sliss Elizabeth Yost,
Sliss Slary Cressinan, Sliss SInry Live
.e. .Miss Virginia Fell. Sliss Barbara
Reifsnyder. Sliss Isabel Eisenberg,
SInster John Pugli. SInstcr Louis Smith,
Muster Franklin Houston, SInstcr Rog
er Summerill, SInstcr Calvin Hathaway,
Master Charles Wright, Siaster Robert
Garner, Siaster Geoige Black, Siaster
William Gotwals, Siaster Robert llrun
ner, SInstcr Iteiiimiugtoii Sloyer,
Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Heaton, of 100
West AVood street, have announced tho
engagement of their daughter, Sliss
Hannah Slae Heaton, to Sir. Samuel
(!. Detwiler, of 4l8 West Airy street.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Sir. and Sirs. Robert Morrow Jer
mon nr receiving (ongratulntlous on
the birtli of a son, Robert Morrow Jer-
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inou, Jr., on October 25. Mrs. Jermnn
wns Miss Irene Ployd, granddaughter
uf the late Mr. nud Mrs. Owen Kiddle
yhronk.
ROXDOROUQH
Mr and Mrs. M. Edmunds Dunlnp, of
513 East Walnut lane, gave n reception
.on Snturda evening nt their home fo
introduce Mrs. Duulnp's sister, Miss
M A'lrglnla Anderson. Their guests
Included Miss Jean Schwcncker. Miss
Leila Mclntlie. Mls G1ads Noble,
Miss Anna Noble, Miss Emma Emerson
Klrkputrlck. Miss Kntlirjn Forster,
Miss Annette Cook, Mr. Robert Ileber
toii. Mr. David Pauley, Mr. Benjamin
F Jones, Mr. George Kwopc, Mr. For
rest Noble, Mr. Frank Cicssmnn, Sir.
Hne Simpson, Mr. Horace linwthnrue.
Mr. Stewart Hawthorne, Mr. William
Miller Bovard, Mr. F. G. Kuorr, Mr.
William Brown, Mr. Walter Valentine,
Mr Clarence t . ollralh, Mr. and Mrs
Elwood F. Anderson.' Mr. and Mrs.
Francis A. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Lukens, Mr, M. Edmunds Duulsp, Jr.,
Mr. William Mansfield Dunlap. Mr.
John Franklin Dunlnp. Mr. Frank All -bright.
Captain Earl I', Emerson nud
Chief Yeoinim Sheun, I'. S. X.
At tlie reception given nt the home
of Mr. B. Mitchell Simpson. 4537
Mnna.Mink nvenue, on Satuidnj, iu
1 celebration of ills eightieth birthday nli
nhcrsnry there were present Air. and
i Mrs. A'illinm Edwnrd Shappell, Mr.
and Mrs. Gcoigc 1). Littienood, Mr.
1 and Mrs. Arthur Littlewood. Mr. James
Cascaded. Mr nnd Mrs. Fred Simp
son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Erwln M. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Simpson.
i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shcble, Mr. nud
I Mrs Chniles C. Simpson, the Hev. nnd
Mrs. Chnrles S. Irtluc. Miss Elizabeth
Slmp'On nnd the Hev. nud Mrs. Thomas
II. l.vnns nnd Mr. and airs. Benjamin
Evuus, of Norristown. Air. Simpson,
who is prominent In musical circles,
was for many years director of the
choirs of the .Mount '.ion Methodist
Episcopal Church and Bible school, nnd
nl-o was superintendent of the school.
UNIVERSITY PASTOR TO WED
Rev. John R. Hart, Jr., to Make
Pauline Sensenlg Brlds
The Rev. John R. Hart. Jr.. Epis
copal Chinch secretary nt the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, and Miss Pauline
Sensenlg, of Chestnut Hill, will be
ninrried tomorrow. Both arc graduntes
of the University, Mr. Hurt in the 1011
clnss and Sliss Sensenig in the IDIS
class.
The ceremony will bo performed in
the Church of the Snviour, Thirty -eighth
and Chestnut streets, nnd the
service rend by the Ut. Rev. Thomas J.
Gnrlnnd. bishop suffragan of the dio
cese of Pennsylvania. John Slurdoek
Clarke, recently announced Rhodes
scholar from the University, n frater
nity brother of Sir. Unit in Kappa
higma, will be best man.
The maid of honor will be Sliss Carol
Sensenig. sister of the hi ide. nnd the
bridesmaids will be Sliss Stirinm Sen
senig, nnotiier sister; Miss Rebecca
Townsend. of Germnntown ; Sliss Anna
Biielier, Lnnsdnwne ; Sliss ,T(.sie SIc
Culloch. Frnnkford; Sliss Louise Butts,
West Philadelphia, und Sliss SInry
Boyd, Germnntown.
Welfare Association Dance
The first nnnunl masquerade dance of
the American Road Mneliiuery Company
Welfare Association of Kennctt
Square. Pn.. wns held Friday evening
under the direction of the girls of the
same association. The grand march
was led bv Sliss Helen A. Calvert, of
Kennctt Squnro, and Sir. Walter Bell,
of Reading, Pa. During the march a
committee, appointed to net as judges,
decided on the most originnl costume,
"The High Cost of Living." by Sir.
Fred Slercer. The funniest, Mrs.
Meredith, nnd the fanciest wns decided
between the "Twins," Sliss SInrgaret
SfcCann nnd Sirs. Lenn Hughes. The
committee was as follows: Miss Helen
A. Culvert, Sliss Snra Jenkins, Slis.s
Helen Quinn, Slis.s Anna Rtrahorn, Sliss
Margaret Smith nnd Miss Slay SIc
Iirnyne. m3
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PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
NIGHT
Wednesday, NoVember 5
Dancing at dinner and after the
thcatrp, 9 o'clock to close.
Benefit of the Philadelphia Oichestra
Endowment Fund Campairfi
9A fkA.lnn at
Broad Street
The restaurant
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coast to coast"
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LANGHORNE WEDDING
A PRETTY AFFAIR
Miss Helen Palmer Bride of Mr.
Graham Starr, of
This City
The wedding of Miss Helen Palmer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pal
mer, of Lnnghorne, Pa., nnd Mr.
Grnhani Starr, son of Mrs. M. C.
Starr, took place on Snturdftv evening
nt St. Jnmrs's Church. Lnnghorne.
The Hev. E. C. Benedict performed the
ceremom . The two bridesmaids were
Miss Adelaide Pendleton, of 'Washing
ton, nnd Miss Both Wildmnu. ol
Lnnghorne. Mr. M. Shannon Fife was
best ninn nnd the following men were
ushers: Mr. . fnrltnu Harris. C.ip
tnln T. T. McCarthy nnd Sir. Ilnrnce
Palmer and .Mr. Hcnn Palmer, broth
ers of the bride. The bride's dress
was white satin ami silver lace with
full draped train which fell from the
shoulders. She carried a shower bou
quet. The bridesmaids wore orchid
satin dresses nud black silk beaver pic
ture lints. Sir. anil Mrs Starr left
nfter" the reception for an extended trip
West. On their return they will lle
with the bride's pnients hi Lnnghorne.
WEAVER-SCIIEETZ
A pretty autumn wedding took place
at the home of Sir. and Sirs. Ilarrv D.
Scheetz, 2710 Xorth Twenty -ninth
street, on Saturday afternoon, when
their daughter. Miss Cora L. Scheetz
was married lo Sir. George Hood Wea
ver by the Rev. C. ('. Turnbiill. of the
Dale's Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. Thirty-second und Cumber
land streets The bride wore n gown
nf white satin trimmed with chant illy
Ince and pearls, n icil of tulle arranged
with orange blossoms and carried n
shower of Bride und Sweetheart
roses Her sister, Sirs. J. Sewell
Greene, n receut bride, wns matron of
honor and wore her wedding gown of
white crepe de chine nnd curried pink
roses. Sir. Ernie F. Auer was best
mnn. The (orcrnony was followed by
a reception. Mr. nnd Sirs. Weaver
left on u southern trip and will be nt
home nfter December nt 4023 Xorth
Eighth street.
GEIOEU BLANCK
An interesting wedding wns solemn
ized in St. SInrk's Evangelical Lu
theran Church, Thirteenth nnd Spring
Garden streets, on Saturday afternoon,
when Sliss Ellzibeth SI. Blnnck, daugh
ter of Sir. and Sirs. Henry C. Blnnck,
of 2118 West Estnugh street, became
the bride of Sir. William B. Geiger, of
2121 West Estnugh street. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. J. .1.
Shiiplel. The bride wns given iu mar
riage by her father and was attended
by her sister, Sliss Sletn A. Blnnck.
The bride's brother. Sir. Robert W.
Blnnck, wns best man. After the quiet
ceremony Sir. nnd Sirs. Geiger left for
a tour of the southern stntes and will
be at home nfter December 1 at 2121
West Estnugh street.
PALMER LL'ADEU
Another attractive wedding that took
place on Saturday afternoon was that
of Sliss Ada Vine Lender, daughter of
Sir. nnd Sirs. Harrison Vermont Leader,
of 1235 Noith Tenth street, nnd Dr.
James F. Palmer, of Houlton, Sic.,
which was solemnized in the Epiphany
Church. Eleventh nnd Jackson streets.
The bride was attended by Sliss Eleanor
Bailey, and Sir. Irving C. Lender, tho
bride's brother, wns best mnn. Doctor
and Sirs. Palmer, after a short stay iu
Atlnutie City, will take a trip through
New England. They will be ut home
nfter January 1 at Houlton, Sic.
The bride is n graduate of the Phila
delphia Girls' Normal School nnd Doc
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Market Si ah toth 11 A SI tnll.IRP M.
Metro 1'renenti First Shoulim of
NAZIMOVA
Tn Plcturlzutlon of Htase Sucie9
"THE BRAT"
Kourth Week of Fall Gr.mil Opera Ki'slkal
hlHtiley Orrhextra nnd Oman KololHtH
PALACE
lM SIAUKET STREKT
Dlreet from tho Metropolitan Oiwrn iinni
I.GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S
J'hotopl.iy With An Amiulnfr Soul
The
iracle Man
rrom the l'lav by Georse M Cohan
Paseil on Prank I. Packard s Story
NOTE STARTING TIME
OF MAIN FEATURE
9:45, 11:30 A.M.; 1:15. 3.
4:45, 6:30, 8:15 and 10 P. M.
NO ADVANCE IN PJUCUS
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CHEST.VLT IIELOW IBTIf l
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BRYANT WASHBURN
tn New Paramount-Aril raft Picture
"WHY SMITH LEFT HOME"
I 'i om the I'la uf George Uroadhurnt
NIXON'S
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LUMBAKDI, Ltd. ",turinB
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TiirrisnvY rimiAv satl'uday
HILLIK IltJHKE In SADIE IX3VE'-
VICTORIA
' MARKET STREET ABOVE DTIf
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TOM MIX
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ROL-OH R1D1NU
ROMANCE' '
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Constance Talmadge "A Tempera-
menial Wife"
GREAT NORTHERN
VJ WXOKD f. A 1 EfilK AVE
"The Unpardonable Sin"
FEATI rtl.Vll IIIWrilE SWEET
REGENT M
A1IKET ST llelow 1TTII
DOttOTin (ilSH In
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SENATOR MURPHY to1'j"-.Vk
I 'ji'- J I'lXlE. AND OTIlERH
BROADWAY nroaJ 8dT
"THE ECHOES" bY '
Wm, Fox "fUCffrDC"
l'hotnpay llCAr.C.rVO
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Collegei
BEXDIEX IIASIRICK
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Sliss. SInrie Adele llninrlk,
daughter of .Mrs. Josephine Day Ham
rick, of 4524 Xorth Broad street, mid
Sir. Frederlrk C. Bendieu, of Amnter
dam, Holland, on Friday evening at
o'clock nt the home of the bride'
mother by the' nev. Floyd Hnrkinsou.
The bride was nttended by Sliss Emma
W. Hnrklnson, nud Sir. W. H. Brown
was best mnn. A reception followed
the ceremony. Sir. nnd Sirs. Bendieu
upon their return from Atlantic City
will lie at home during the winter nt
4524 North Broad street.
St. Aloyslus Players Give Comedy
In celebration of the twenty-fifth nu
niversnry of the Fnthcr Carbon Coun
cil, a beneficial organization, n comedy,
entitled. "The SInscot," wns ghen Inst
night by the St. Aloyslus Players In
St. Aloyslus Hall, Twenty-sixth ami
Tusker streets. Tho play was directed
by Emit 11. Poiez.
Pltll.AUUMIUA'S FOrtEMOST THKATTIES
GARRICK Last 5 Evg8.
mat Toitonnoflr
tn the Mnnirl.'-t llii-r al f'omeilj nor nlaite.1
LOOK WHO'S HERE
""h CLEO MAYFIELD
S KXI . Yi KKK l:ATaTHUn8UAT
SAM If HAltm.s Presents
haunted" violin'
A New P!a bv frano Wilbur
stared by Ham Forrest
RROAH NIGHTS AT 8.15.
-'lyf'LS Mata. Today, Wei, 4 Et.
Special Holiday Mat. Today
nin urtAMATic rrtuMPit ok ycAnai
JOHN FERGUSON
Scores a Sensational HitI
Popular Mat Tomortow No Scat Over $1.50.
FORRF9T NIGHTS AT B:15
vllLJ 1 Mat Tomorrow at 2:15.
tup. ot;o w i.nDnnnn production of
VICTOR HERBERT'S
5reatet Mualcnl Comedy Success
ANGEL FACE;
TflKMENDOfS COMPANY Ot fOLTIIJ
Witherspoon Hall, Thurs., 8:15 P. M.
University Extension
Symphony Orchestra
ALBERT N. IIOXIE, Director
Emily Stokes Hap-ar sopiiano.
b SOTjOIST
(Slnslns by tho Audience Conducted by Mr.
Hoxle, Accompanied by the Orchestra)
Tickets. r,0c to Jl.r.o, at T'nherslty Exten-
slon Hoy Offlco. Witherspoon Building.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
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FRIDAY EVENINGS
SATURDAY MATINEES
limiilfcHW
cnSr;'-!o,u',1!UIA77EM
nurSS' '" r28' TODAY" ON'toB
Course Tickets at Heppe's Until tnl
Slnelo Tickets ncady TSesaay." Nov. ij
Academy of Music, Tonight at 8:16
MARTINELLI
World Famous Tenor, Met Opera Co.
FINMAIN
Sensational French Pianist
Prices 7.V to J2.00. now on sale at KeppM
WaI
nilf WAr'N''T ST AT OTir
"Ul ,lH' Thurn.. Ssc. BOe. 780.
Tonlsht, S:1B, 25c to 11.00.
ri"t Time at Pop Trices. A II. Woods'
Business Before Pleasure
Pot.,h and lVrlmutter In "Hll,.m rSt,JtJj,V
NEXT I
wrJnK Th' I'opW Fire Farce of Mystry
thl-ils I " Happens to Everybody
jTffTTS
Jay Gould & Lewis Flo
In "Chicken Chow Mein"
AILEEN STANLEY
BENNETT & RICHARDS
HUNTING 4 FRANCIS
T ILL, OAKLAND an.1 Other SUril
FNICKERBOCKED
JL THEATRE--0thi. MARKET 1
Election Returns Given Tonight
Wm. Russell in "Sacred Silence"
6 acts VAUDEVILLE 6
ACADl'.MY-TOMORROW EVCI , AT SslB. '
SONG RECITAL by
FRIEDA HEMPEL
SOIM1A.NO MET OP CO,
?,M".r'- l'.,"r"' f'ut "Wis JJ.50, ar tux.
ii'JUL" at. "epi'-n. 1IIU Cheatnut Street!
DUMONT'S & tinmen J Welch wlnT"
Btrels. Arch & Ninth SU.
Extral Sl'CIAL UARUA1N m0 to sn-
MAT TODAY IfC'aUC
Last week p,ct: i n ,
of nig scream r rotiteering Landlords
ORPHEUM MAT TODAY. 25c. 35c.
1K . ;... 35c. 50c & T5o.
,t,;.T,yI Te,hef Storm Country
Nov 10 IiELASCQ'8 SEVEN dlANaUS"
Sam S. Shubert I,AST wkck Er.ts
AtJOLSON'-"sinbad"
ChcstnutSt. opera iiousE-TONiaiiT
"SOME TTMVE'"8at'
With FRANK TINNEY
LYRIC TONIUIIT AT 8 115.
IIOI.Wll WESTS ThrnV""'.f'h,-lt.5,t
"THE UNKNOWN PURPIJ?"
ADELPHI TONIOIIT ATH.ln.
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JOURNEY"
LONDON BELLES
Election Returns Tonight
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With HARRY ("HEINIE") COOPKIt
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