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Nancy Wynne Tells of the Strubing Tea Today
ing Musicale at Eleven O'clock Plans for
Charity Ball Next Week
ELIZAnrTH RTllUniNO, daughter'
of Mr. nml Mrs. John K. Strubing,
of Chestnut 11,111, will mnke licr debut
this nfteruoon nt a ton. About n dozen
of tlio fenson's buds receive with
Kllznbi'tli, Ainmijc tliem will bo Mar
fierctta Hlinrnlraii, Snrah Harrison,
Kathleen Hitter. Mabel Held, lV-Kiry
Grahnm, Peggy Ferguson, Deborah Lo
gan, Augusta Stewart, Kvelu Smith,
Carolyn Valentine and Margaret Dal
lett. A dinner dunce at the Philadel
phia Cricket Club, for the receiving
party nnd additional debutantes and
men guests, wllfollow the tea.
THIS new shade of rerrn ootta Is cer
tainly the rape. It has rather n
softer tone than that used so much In
the spring, nnd Is very becoming to
those who have fair enough complex
ions to fctnud It. I saw Mrs. H6nry
Pcnticr Van wearing a wonderful
frock In that color the other day. The
eklrt wfls made of narrow pleats and
the bodice was hnudsomely embroidered.
A narrow girdle of the mnterial was
tied loosely about the waist. Her hat
Tvas a wide bilmmed, dnrk blue cloth
affair, topped with n high tarn 'o
shantcr of terra cotta, embroidered
much as was tho bodice It was most
becoming to her.
TODAY there vns the tecond morn
ing musicale at the Hellevue
Stratford with Prances Alda as the
Kololst. I never have seen anything
like tho crowds this jenr. Why, they
have n double row of boxes in tho bal
cony of the ballroom and downstairs,
where the chairs arc, they have ar-,
ranged boxes nil aiound the room be-
tween the pillars, eighteen In all, I
L think, besides numerous seats from the
stage back the whole length of the room.
I suppose because the war Is over we
feel that we can, with clear conscience,
give time to likening to fine music for
n hour or so on a Monday morning'
and so we nil go. The, next musicale
will be on the fifteenth.
BY THE way, 1 forgot to tell jou the
latest thing In the wny at enter
taining at the tea is to seat your guests
On the order of Alice and the March
Hare's tea party, as It were, only the
cups are washed between timcs..aH noth
ing had happened to any one's watch,
as in the case with the Hnttcr. And
o it was not always tea time.
me otner niternoon ni me tea hip
Stotcsburys gave for Madame Clemen-ceau-.Tacquemuire
they had a very long
table at one end of the loom covered
with ono of those wonderful linen nnd
laco cloths, nnd every one (-at down
and drank his or her ten and ntc his
or her sandwich nnd layer enke, and
then got up and went on into the next
room or down to the other end of the
room, while the other guests sat down
In the vacant plnces. It certainly was
far more comfortable than at most
teas.
t remember hearing n woman remark
once at n wedding breakfast (It was in
' the dajs of chnmnngncl : "It we were
only monkejs with prehensile, tnils wo
could hold our plates with ono hand, our
fork in the other nnd the wine glass
with tho third nppendage." Now, you
know, that would have been n help,
wouldn't it? Hut we are saved that
worry, now that prohibition is in the
land, are we not?
A1
S 'TUB rehearsals' progress for the
onenine pageant of the Charity
Hall, which takes place this jear on the
evening of December 11, nt the Acad
emy of Music, manv nowltieH nie be
ing introduced, nnd I think It wilise
very beautiful and originnK The dancing
is under the direction of Charley Mor
gan. The stage setting will lepresent a
large book, behind the covers of which
will be fictitious characters beloved by
all, from Alice and the Mad Hatter to
the heroes and heroines of tragedy.
As a page turns the leaves of this
human volume, the well-known charac
ters will step from fnc book and, farm
ing Into groups give exhibitions of danc
ing. Aside from the four original groups
of dancers which represent the four
beneficiaries, a special feature has been,
introduced, known as the silhouette
dance, .where modern dancing to the
popular jaza music will bo introduced.
The white sntin costumes silhouetted in
black of this group will be most at
tractive. The leaders will be Alvn Sargenr.
Theodora K. T,tllic, Hricc Wjnn an!
Kenneth Kennedy, while the dancers
wH Include Kntherine rA. Ogden, Mar
garet Dallett, Ellen Glendinning, Mary
Oiendinnlng, Marion AVUter Hnird,
Holiocb Richards, Hetty Hlliott. Kmi
)ie Kennedy, Peggy Thayer, Catherine
Cassard, Mrs. Jack Mason,. Mnrgarettu
Jeanes, Hnny Nelson, Henny Geyclin,
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Jack Mason, Hoy Dookemayer,
1'rlU
Fieeman nnd .Tnck Porter.
Tho tableaux which will precede each
dance have been pnved from well-known
paintings. In tho opening picture will
be seen Shakespeare at the court of
Kllzabeth, while in another will be
recognised tho Pled Piper of Hnmelin
and his following.
The St. Christopher group of
dancers will represent Carmen aud
EsrnmiUo, Marguerite and McphUto
phclcs, aud Musetta aud. Marcel,
Among the dancers In this group will
be: Mnrv AVlstcr, Prances AVNtcr,
Dicky Nenbold. Margaret Shobcr,
Kmlcy Cooke, .Inne yentmnn. Mary
Page, Oladys Muller. i:ilaabeth Field,
Frances l,ccch, Klhnbctli Hnrtow.
Peggy 1'crgusou, Jonc Manic, Carol n
Nixon, Mary Heevcs, Josephine Hcuvcs,
Anna Lewis, Vivian Wntklus, Clayton
Mcllrov. William Kirk, Samuel H.
Caipenter, .lr., nnd Arthur Ilicklcy.
Among the dancers in the group rep
resenting St. Timothy's Hospital will
bet Hetty Hokcr, Dorothy Kcely, Mil
dred Hey, Isabel Kotilkrod, Helen Ilnig,
Kllr.abcth Mencke, Catherine Cox, Flora
Vare, Mildred Elsenhower, I'tliel
Uoutes ana .Anna lohn.
Hi: has
rend, a
S had a hard time to team to
that he did not vc plululj, and so he
has been to doctor, nnd his cjcs have
been examined, and he's to have glasses
very soon.
Tho other Sunday when be was in
church be heard the gospel of the
"abomluation of desolation'' rend out
nnd. walking home afterward, he said
to Mother, "What did that mean?"
Mother said, "it tells of the end of the,
world nnd the judgment, dear."
"When will that be. Mother?'
"Mother does not know, dear; when
God plans."
He thought a minute and said, "Well,
I hope it won't be till after I get my
glasses." NANCY AVY.NXn.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A marriage of interest and importance
which will take place this afternoon nt
3!!i0 o'clock, is that of Mrs. John 1j.
Wcntz nnd Mr. Lewis Audenricd, of
this city. The ccicmonv will bo per
formed bv the Hev. Floyd Tomkins,
D. D., rector of Holy Trinity Church,
at the home of Mrs. AVentz on Grey's
lane in Haverford.
Tho bride is n daughter of the inte
Dr. John II. Hrinton nnd Mrs. Hrm
ton, of 1423 Spruce street, aud a sister
of Dr. Ward Hrinton nnd Colonel
Jasper Yentes Hrinton. Members of the
family will be present at the ccrcmonv
and ii very few intimate friends will
attend n smnll reception which will fol
low. There will be no attendants.
Mrs. Wentz was Miss Saiah W.
Brint,on. Her first husband died sev
eral ears ngo. She has two daughters,
AVilliamina W. and Sarah H. Wentz.
Amonsr the guests who will attend me
thentre party on Mondn. December 8,
to be given by Mr. William McAlcor.
Jr., in honor of Miss Mabel Howard
Post Reid, debutante daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry T,ee Heid, before the
ball which Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter M.
Jeffords nre giving in honor of Miss
Mary Dooson Norris, debutante daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Norrln,
will be Miss Peggy Thaj er. Miss Rachel
Price, M'ss Sarah M. Harrison, Miss
Nancy Rlnney Dunning, Miss Mnlsie
Hush. Miss Eleanor Robb, Miss Ade
laide V. Newlin. Miss Mnrj Fnhnestock,
Miss JAol C. Norris, Miss HeUy W.
Davis, Miss Elizabeth A. Tn.ilor, Miss
Peggy Roscngnrten. Mr. Phillcr Lee,
Mr. Livingston Jliddle, I!d, Mr. Hnun
tiers L. Meade, Mr. Percy Frnzor, Mr.
Pnlmer Tonnsend, Mr. Alfred K. Her- . and Mis. John A. Ilolratiuist. of ritts
Keant, Mr. Thomas EvanR, Mr. Aikeu I burgh
Reichner. Mr. Sdney Dexter. Mr.
AValter Roff. Mr. Jack Potter, Mr. AA'il
linm Kingsley, Mr. Tucker Murdoch,
Mr. de Benneville Bell, Mr. Beniamin
Ruali, Jr., Mr. Roy Stewart and Mr.
Ilrleo Bljnn. Mr. and Mts. C. A.
Heckecher AVethcrill will chaperouc the
party.
Miss Alice II. Benedict, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Benedict, of
Devon, was the guest of honor at a
dinner dance given by Mr. and Mrs.
Herjhock at their home in New York.
Mr. nnd Mr-. William AAr. Fitler
cloked Gulphinont. their home in A'illa
nova last Monday and have moved to
town for the winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tristram C. Colket
spent the Thnnksgiving holidays at
tho Blooming CJrovo Hunting and Fish
ing Club and will return to their
home in Bryn Mawr tbday.
Mr. and Mrs, Kdwnrd Ilslcy have
closed their house at Devon and are
occupying their town house, 2000
Spruce street, for the winter.
Miss Esther-Lloyd and Mr, Malcolm
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Mrs. Oliver Knton Cromwell and
Miss Ellen Mary Cnssntt chatting
nt ono of tho recent out-of-doors
affairs on tho Main Line
Llovd will close Llnnwddyn, their place
in Devon today nnd will occupy their
house. .121) South Seventeenth street,
for tho winter.
Miss Plvllis AVnlsli, daughter of Mrs.
Florence 1'. Walsh, who hus been
spending a week in Washlngtmi. has re
turned to her home in Ovcrbrook.
Mr. Caleb Fox, Jr.. entertained nt
dinner nt the Hltz-Carlton on Friday
night followed by n theatre party be
fore the McFndden ball nt the Hellevue -Stratford.
His guests were Mr. nnd
Mrs. Churles H Kcndrick. Mr. J.
Uei;rv Waters and Mr. nnd Mrs. Kem
ble Ynnow.
Mrs. Duffield Ashmead. Jr , of St.
Daids, nnd her mother Sirs. Edward
.f. Prpu nf Wnvnp. linrn heen Rnendinp
i soveial days visiting in row lork
The Philadelphia colony ofr New
England women will meet on Wednes
day, December 3. nt 2:30 o'clock at
Hotel Rittenhouse. A paper on "Betty
Alden and Her Friends'' will be read by
Mrs. William S. Crumpton. Women of
New England ancestry are invited to
attend the meeting.
Miss Mifmm Gilbert of BurkHill.
Pa., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nclbon
Ljster, in Lausdowne.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. Mnthcs. of
fiOri Heechwood avenue, Colliugdale,
Pa . announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Catherine E. Mathes, to
Mr. Karl Lieblong.
Miss Mauou Collier (Jreamir, no
i compnnicU by her mint, is visitinc Mr.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mi and Mis. AVnlter P. Pollock and
Mibs Ella Pollock, 4420 AValnut st,reet,
nie spending n week in Atlantic City.
BONWIT TELLER
CHESTNUT
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A Most Extraordinary Sale
A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
Two Hundred and Twenty -five
WOMEN'S FUR TRIMMED COATS
To be Offered at
No Exchanges. No C. O. D's.
Regular Prices Arc 59.50 to 89.50
A collection comprising the season's best models
in finest and most fashionable fabrics, including:
BOLIVIA, CRYSTAL CLOTH, SILVERTONE,
DUVET DE LAINE and TINSELTONE. Muff and
Shawl collars of Raccoon, Skunk Opossum, French
and Hudson Seal. Warmly interlined and lined
throughout with plain and fancy Peau de Cygne. fA
limited number with fur cuffs. All sizes. All shades
including black.
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LEDGER PHmftDEIlPHlX MONDAY,
Miss Kleanor Husseil has returned to
her home, 542 South Hfty-sccond
street, nftcr visiting her aunt, Mrs. II.
J. Husscll, of New York.
Mr. John Sheehan. of 3S10 Spruce
street, who is attending school at the
Perkiomeu College, is spending the
Thnnksgivlng holidays with his parents.
Mrs. William P. Troth and her
dnughter. Miss Hmllv Troth, huye closed
their home, 34ii.'l Walnut street, and
nrc spending the winter with Mis.
.'a .InttrrMor Mra .Tnhn II. I)rTOl.
ast Slxty-tlrst street. New York.
1'. C. FochI, of 5.i2. Haltimorc
nenue, who has been spending some
time in New York, returned to her
homo jestcrday.
Announcement is mude of the mr
rlage of Miss Uertha A. llriggs, 5008
Clnistian street, to Mr. Melvin K. Cox,
of 422 South Sixtieth bticct, the Hev.
Dr. Parker officiating.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Announcement is madj of the wed
ding of Miss Agnes Mario Boisbrun,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Boisbrun, formerly of 2417 South Six
teenth street, nnd Mr. Fred Gchring,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gchring,
of 102S Wolf street.
A pretty homo wedding that took'
plnco yesterday nfteruoon was that of
Miss Heba Luks, daughter of Mra.
trances j, aks, ot lis llobart street,
and Mr. Maurice Winkelstcin, of 1154
South Sixth street. Rabbi Oscar Levin,
of the Belli Judah Synagogue, per
formed the ceremonj , and n reception
for the family followed, nftcr which
Mr. and Mrs. Winkelstcin left on their
trip. They will be at home after De
cember 4.
GERMANTOWN
Mis. Mary Cummings, of AVcst Logan
street, announces the marriago of her
daughter. Miss Leona Marie Cummings,
to Mr. Thomas J. DtirMn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Dc Long, of 7213
Crcshcim load, announce the marriage
of their dnughter. Miss Helen M.
De Long, to Mr. Paul M. Donson, of
Carlisle, Pa.
Announcement is mndc of the mar
riage of Miss Mne English, 515 Brin
ton street, nnd Mr. Arthur Keyes, of
Church lane.
Mis Idella Hurwitz, of East Wash
ington lane, entertained Miss Faunie
Schnurr, of East Orange, X .1 over
the week-end.
TIOGA
Mrs. Joseph L. Brccn auLouuco.s the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Ruth
AA'illlamson to Mr. Arthur F. Bolger on
JneJoeciadu JRoio oOriqinationr
joectainj
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Saturday,
cere
mony was performed by Hev. Jmi
geno J. Conncly. secretary to His
Eminence James Cardlnnl Gibbous, nt
the C.itliedrnl of the Assumption of the
Hlcssed Virgin Mary, Baltimore, Md.
The bride and bridegroom
short trip through the West.
Mrs. II. N. Pnvne. of 3758 North
Houvicr street, will entertain at cards
tomorrow afternoon, when her guests,
who nro members of the enrd club, will
include Mrs. Carl E. Schaffer, Mrs. Ir
vln Hair, Mrs. John O. Allen, Jr., Mrs.
Willinm Whitcomb, Mrs. Frunk Paul,
Mrs. Frank Harms, Mrs. Horace Klein
felder, Mis. Oliver Thornton, Mrs.
Charles Zink, Mrs. Osenr Voelkler, Mrs.
Henry Rittenhouse, Mrs. Harry llnig,
Mrs, Fred Dritbnch and Mrs. Benjamin
Foster
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Winch -stcr, of
3425 North Twenty-second street, with
their son nnd daughter, Mr. Brooks
Winchester and Miss Ruth Winchester,
left on Friday for Tucson. Ariz., where
they will remain until Mr. Winchester
regains his health.
Mrs. Frank Taul, of 3535 North
Twelfth street, entertained at luncheon
nnd COO on Friday, when her guests
Included Mrs. Hugh Hnnna, Mrs. J. O.
Glaes, Mrs. Oscar Noll, Mrs. Charles
Hricker. Mrs. E. G.'Harkncss nnd Mrs.
Harry Derbyshire.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Geiger have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 2124 West Estaugh
street. Mrs. Gcigcr before her marriage
on November 1 was Miss Elizabeth M.
Blanck.
MANAYUNK
In lonneotion with the woild wide
campaign of the Protestant Episcopal
churches a religious pageant. "Builders
of the City of God," was presented yes
terday morning in St. David's Church.
Those taking part were Mr. David AVil
llams, Mr. Setli Garlick. Mr. A. V.
Skrobanek, Miss Dnrothv McMastcr,
Miss Isabclle Stitzcll, Miss Florence
Birkmirc, Miss Elsie AVnllatis, Miss
Lois Firth. Mr. AVilliam Rldler. Mrs.
AVnlter Sylvester, Miss Mary Firth,
Mrs. Ida Fisher, the Rev. F. R. Har
nett, Mr. Morris Brown, Miss Dorothy
AVagcr. Miss Ivn Hampshire, Miss
Alicia Smythe, Miss Jessie Allison. Miss
Olive Suddcrs and Mr. AA'illiam AVylic.
CONSHOHOCKEN
Miss Kllabcth M. .Kelly cntcitaiued
1 lifty mombcra of St. Matthew's Alumni
I Association, at her home, 123 Fajettc
I street. The favors were iwarded to l
I Mrs. I'hilip Crimean, Miss Margaret U.
Golden, Mrs. AVilliam Mallen, Miss Mae
Mnllcu, and Miss Marie Mullen and
Mlis Kathryn Ford, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. McCoy,
! Miss Kisic McCoy, Mr. Thomas V, Mc- ,
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DECEMBER 1919
Coy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles V
Hldy. of Philadelphia : Miss Mario Hldy
and Sir. Clarence Hidy, were guests at
n jLiiauKsglving dinner given by Mrs
Vi illinm Mulholhind nt her
home,
Pourtli avenue and Harry street
YAHDLEY
.Miss Helena Ross recently entertained
Miss Maude Thompson, of i'hilndelphla.
Mius Marjorle Nickles, of Philadel
phia, has been visiting her bister, Mrs
Charles M. Eatnes.
Miss Attic Schotield has clo&cd her
home here and will spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs. James Ilutchlu
bon, in Bloomsburg.
KENSINGTON
An attractive wedding was solemn
Ized on AVcdnosdny morning nt !
o clock in the Church of the AMsltatiou.
Lehigh avenue and H street, when Miss
Alice caruerry, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hugh Cnrberry, of 2825 Kensing
ton avenue, became the bride of Mr.
John Joseph Ryan, Jr., of 2500 North
Sixth street. The ceremony was fol
lowed by n nuptial mass, of which tho
Rev. James C. McLaughlin, rector of
the Church, was celebrant. Miss
Teresa Cnrberry, sister of the bride,
ncted as maid of honor. Miss Mary
Cnrberry. another sister, was brides
maid. Mr. Ryan had for best man
Mr. Gcorgo A. Duffy, and as ushers
Air. Joseph Gallagher and Mr. A. M
Uourlcy. A breakfast followed at the
nomo ot tne urluc s parents. Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Kynn upon their return from n
wedding trip will bo nt home at 733
East Thayer street
KATHERINE LOCKE
Series of Talks on Current Topics
Perspective of History
in inn
Bellevue-Stratford Ballroom
Alternating Tuesduys at 11 A. M.
DECEMBER 2ND
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Your choice of several hundred Hats in the very
newest models at above prices, at less than cost of ma
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Ribbons for Tying Xmas Gifts
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BEETHOVEN Overture, "Len0r." No 3
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