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x Nancy Wynne Tells of the
Night She Attends the
Park Debutante Doings
rpnK Huppcr Club will open on Kntur--
rlny nisht, nml I licnr o unite a
number of people who will ontcrtnln.
The music will stmt nt H o'clock for
dinner, nml continue on through the
evening for supper, so tlips who wish
to go in nfter the theatre will lime
dancing nml cnt late, ns before, and
those who want to go early and come,
home early win be able to hac dlnucr
at S.
A mighty nlee arrangement, me
thinks, though if Jr is as much fun as
.lefore the, war many will go for both
dinner and supper, say I.
Mrs. Hutchison Scott Is in charge,
s before, and Mr. .John 0. flrnoinc,
Mr. Kdward Cassatt, Sir. Sydney
Hutchinson, Mr. howls Parsons and,
hi a number of other men arc on the
committee,
TJ1IFI WIpBNKU made her debut
yesterday afternoon at a ten which
icr narcnts. Mr. nnd Mrs. .Toseoh 12.
II iVIdencr. cav at Lrnnewood Hall, the
M'idener ertate In Elkins Park. The
f tea differed from other debutante pur
nhiles in that onlv Mrs. Widcner 'and
Kill received. No debutantes were in
the receiving party, those who attended
going in street costumes.
Flfi looks a little llke her mother.
though she Is not so small, but she is
dark, too, and has large laughing eyes.
The house was certainly gorgeous with
flowers, and Hfl looked sweet iu white
satin nnd tulle, and her bouquet of
pink roses was lovely. Of course, the
picture galleries were thrown open, nnd
"The Mill" had almost as much atten
tion as the debutante. It is a wonder
ful painting, that's sure!
THERE aro two debutante parties to
day. Mrs. Gray Bolton gave a
luncheon for Elizabeth Garrison nt her
home, 2109 Pine street, and this eve
ning Mrs. Howard Lewis gives a dance
nt the Acorn Club for Emllie Noble,
her niece.
Emllie Noble made her debut at a
tea given by her grandmother, Mrs.
Harry Potter, on November 124 at the
Acorn, you remember. The guests to
night will be of the debutnnto set, nnd
I expect it will bo a very pretty af
fair. The dahceroom at the Acorn is
so wel shaped for a dance, nnd the
hangings of old rose throw a beautiful
light on the dancers, don't you think?
T AM rather looking forward to the
joint musical recital which is to
be given on Monday by Madam Snmn
roff nml Rcinald Werrenrath under the
Rusplccsi of the Philadelphia Music Club.
When I was talking to Mrs. Hartlett
about the nmslcale, yesterday ,shc told
me that nearly every box In the Acad
emy had been sold. In fact, there were
only three left then. Those who have
takeri b6)ccs nlready Include Mrs. .T. 8.
W. Holtou, president of the club : Mr.
Alexander van Henssclacr. Mrs. ,r. 12.
Troth. Mrs. Samuel T. Hodlne. Mrs.
O. A. Fletcher. Mrs. Edwnrd Woolman,
Mrs. Samuel Iturgin. Mrs. George .V.
Kendrick .'id, Mrs. Clarence Hartlett,
Mrs. George 15. Evnns, Mrs. G. V.
Uoyd, Mrs. Charles 11. Houston, Mrs.
Samuel Woodward. Sirs. William lleld
ing, the Matinee Musical Club, Mrs.
George W. Stewart. Mrs. Albert Fink
Smith. Mrs. II. S. Grove, Mrs. Duncau
Campbell. Mrs. Edward Schmidt, Mrs.
William T. Tonner, Mrs, Gideon lloe
rlcke, Mrs. Charles It. Wood, Mrs.
Clark Pond, Mrs. Henry Ueatcs, Mrs.
Percy Ealer, Mts. llossmossler, Mrs.
H. S. Weaver, Miss Elizabeth Hood
Lattn, Mrs. C. William Funk, Mrs.
Tello J. d'Apery, Mrs. James C. Still
well, Mrs. John I.eigo, Mrs. Ernest
Smith. Mrs. Owen Osborne. Sr., Mls3
Nina Eea, Mrs. John, J. McUcvltt, Jr.,
Mrs. I.aura T.anning, Mrs. II. K
Jones, Mrs. dt Sanno, Mrs. C. Hurkc
Filbert. Mrs. AV. C. Iteedcr AA'eatherly,
Mrs. Thomas II. Fenton aud Sirs, J.
S. C. Harvey.
DID you stop in at the oriental ba
7aar yesterday, at 1015 Chestnut
street? I never saw such u beautiful
fair. The two sides of the wall are
lined with counters which have yellow
canopies ; and really glancing down from
the coffee loggia at the back of the store
toward the front door it looks just like
an ensteru street.
Brownie AA'ai burton was a peach in
her oriental garb. Miss Dickie had the
cutest walking doll you over saw and
one that talked, and if Mrs. Chandler
did not help to beautify any customers
she certainly was not to blame, for
everj thing in the way of cosmetics nnd
rare perfumes was there. I really do
not think I have ever seen an idea so
well carried out. They even had an
pastern beffzar L'oinir about calling
"Alms for the love of Allah!" which
sounded to me us if .the Turks, were
ftDOUt lO Item 111 v jii'isuau vnurjw.iu-,
after all. AA'ould that it were so! But
those who have returned from there
recently say anything but that. To
go back to the bazaar, it is u wonder.,
nnd I saw lots of lovely Christmas
things there. 'JAXPllAHNN'n-
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Colonel nnd Mrs. ttobeit Glcndin
nlng, ot thV Squirrels, Chestnut Hill,
will give a military ball in honor of their
two debutante daughters. Miss Mary
Glendinning, Miss Ellen Glendlnning
nnd to commemorate the Hod anni
versarv of the Battle of Trenton and
Piince'ton. on January 2.1, at the Bellc-vue-Stratford.
Members of the lirst
Troop. Philadelphia City Cavalry, will
attend in uniform i
Mrs. Carl A. Zeigler, of Will Lin
coln drive, will give two small dances
for her littlo daughters, the first lot
Miss Margaret tfeigler. on Saturday and
the other for Miss Mnrella Zelgler on
Friday, December 12.
Miss Anne Barton Townsend, debu
tante daughter of Mr. J. Barton Town
send, of Blnncoyd, Overbrook, will be
the guest of honor at a theatre party
nnd supper on Tuesday. December 30,
to be given bv Mr. and Mrs. Cluules
Scott, Jr., of Overbrook.
Among the guests who will attend the
dinner nnd theatre party on Tuesday,
December 23, to be given bv Mrs. Henry
Darwin Bogers, of 231 West Clielten
avenue, Germantown, in honor of Miss
Marian AYlbter Bnlrd. debutante daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Owen Baird,
will be Miss Josephine Hooper, Miss
Gainor Owen Baird, Miss Marjory
Hellvcr, Mr. G. Allen Smith, Mr. Ed
gar Wright Baird, Jr., Mr. Alexander
Van Pelt. Mr. Eugene M. Cheston and
Mr. and Mrs. Balph AValde Marshall.
Mr, an,d Mrs. AVllllam Kirk, Jr., ot
Narbertht havo announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Linda
Town Kirk, to Mr, William AA Day.
Mr. and Mrs, AA'Illinn. G, Itoper acd
famllv have returned from Princeton
to their home, 7201 Lincoln drive, St.
Martins. Mr. Bopcr has been coach for
the Princeton football team during the
fall.
Mr. BciloV Moorhcad, who has been
spending bevcrnl weeks with his sister,
Mrs, A. Barker Mellor, of Chestnut
' Hill, during the absence of Mr. Mellor
on a business trip, returned to the Man
.heim Cricket Olub today.
Mr, Bartholomew Edward Leanord,
of New York, is visiting bis daughter,
Mrs. Henry George Leis, tf 7135
Crcehclm road, Mt. Airy.
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ii. umi .ma. .Ii'-,CJJU n, uuiiaii j,
l(j (!. enicriaiuru iiuormniiy ut dinner
Jlace i
Mr&. -T, Emntt Caldwell and family.
Supper Club for Saturday
IFidcner Tea at Elkins
are occupying the John W Townsend
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niitin In Tin,, Afn.tt .cl.ltn it.. IIahIhih
their own house in Bryn Mnwr, is
being renovnted.
.Miss Beatrice Coppet, who. with-her
sister. Miss Gertrude Copnet. is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. David B. Sharp
at Hawthorn Farm. Bcrwjn. is spend
ing n few days in New Aork nnd will
return on Friday.
Mrs. I). Bradrn Ile. who waM In
France for two ears and returned home
In May, hns taken nn apartment, south
east corner ot Fifteenth and Locust
streets.
Miss-Nancy King, of Newport, will
spend the week-end with her uncle and
mini. Mr. and Mis. Herbert Lincoln
Clark, of Bryn Mnwr
Mr. nnd Mis. llobert V AVIIson. who
spent the Thanksgiving holldnys with
Mrs. AMlson's parents. Mr, and Mrs
Sabin A. Coltoti, nt Ijiig Meadow
House. Bryn Mnwr, hne returned to
their home in Pittsburgh.
Master Henry L. Collins, ,,.. von
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry L. Collins, who
is n student at St. Paul's School.
Connecticut, will leturn home Decem
ber 10 to spend the Christmas hnllduMi
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Collins and
family will go to Pittsburgh December
24 to snnnrl tlirpo ,ii I,..,.. .1..... ..:.!.
relatives.
the wedding of M1h Alice Risque
1 hayer, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Ben
jnmin Bowditch Tliajer, of 4(i East
Sevcutv-nlnth street, New York, aud
i MnPnri1 Cady Iviaon will take
place today at the home of the bride's
parents.
ALONQ THE READING
Mrs. A. T. Scrlbner has returned
from New York to her home in Oak
Lane.
, Miss Anita Birdsall, of Melrose Park,
is spending some time in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrris J. Colin, of Oak
Lane, has been passing several weeks at
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. AVillinm AVcavcr. of
ureenwood avenue, Jcukintown, have
returned from Brown's Mills.
Mis. Alexander Campbell and her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth-Campbell Ma
deira, have closed their country home.
Old York road, Ogontz, nnd have opened
their town house, 1522 Pine street.
t..!:- "n,11 M"-.IIowanl ' Eevick, of
Uhitewood, AAhitewood avenue, Elkins
Park, have gone to town for the win
ter. The AVommi's Club of AVjucotc, mot
yesterday afternoon at 2..'!0 o'clock iu
"'-' elub rooms, Gnenwooil avenue.
W.vncotc. The hostesses were Mrs.
Ralph Morgan and Mrs. AA'llliam II.
Shelmerdine. Mrs. AVarwick James
Puce lectuied on current events, follow
ed bj a musical program by Miss Sill
aud Mrs. II. Butczell,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Denbow, of
1001 Old York road, announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Blanche Denbow. to Mr. llenrv Knp
lan, of Reading, Pa.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mr. A. Iteiginau. .",().". Knst
AVnlnut lane, announce the engngement
o their daughter, Jliss Hilda Herguinn,
to Mr. Josejih A. Orliner, of Manoyuuk.
AIrS Trunin .IlLnmnn nf KrVl T
, ,. t.t.it ...I.,,, wl ,,., ijiiin-'
bert Stieet, announces the engagement
ui er unuguter, juss Alice .lakcmau.
to Mr. AA'lllinin .roelll Haidv. of
Gloucester City. N. .1.
A joint meeting of the Geiinuntown
Senior and Junior Chapters of the
Beta Kappa Sigma Soiority was held
Inht iilfrnt- nt tlin ltn,..n rt r:. e:.i
t T ,, . . .. ......... ui .limn illllllt'V
l'nlMPlr. 'rlin Innililinnd o , t .. .7 ! . !
eluded Miss Muigaret Schreiber, Miss
ivutv smiui, .Mihs Alice Jlrmin, Mis-
Itertha Orinistnu, Miss Jljriam A'nnder
grift, Miss Helen Deightnn, Miss Har
riett I'cntlnml AHiic !nilrn:i. T...l..
Miss Helen Tnggnit, Mis Klcanor
jiiuou, .uiss iieatiiie ripptn, .Aliss
Helen Nnylor. Miss Katlmiiiie Tabcr,
MUs Justine Keller. Miss Lsther Ackel
uy mid Miss Sidnej I'olllch.
The first regular Satin day evening
dance of Mrs. lii'oolts's dnncing class
will be held in thn Arimlw.im iv;,.l...
Club on Saturday evening.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Ocean City Hostess Lnugue,
which meets the lirst Mondnv in each
month, met this week at the home of
Mrs. Kenton AVurne, ()K North Pari:
avenue, to arrange a Christmas enter
tainment for the soldiers und sailors of
Graj's Kerry Hospital. Mrs. AVnmo is
president ot the league.
Mrs. Kohlscluiver, of North Fifth
street, will entertain tho members of
her "300" club at her homo this eve
ning. The folowing ladies will hu
piesent: Mrs. A'ogt. Mrs. G. H. Kin
wechter. Mrs. Urines, Mrs. Ynrger,
Mis. Hank. Mrs. ? C. Petein, Mrs.
A. .Invpf.. Afru I'V nttniii Af. in.
ter. Mrs. IliiUhtiurcr, Miss Kemp! Mrs.
Kllnnet, -Aliss Kmily Morga nnd Mrs.
Seiz.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank C. Ilollmau
haic returned from their Chelsea cot
tugc, where they have been since
early hummer, and arc occupying their
city house. 31)37 Diamond street. Mr.
and Mrs. Hollman entertained on Tues
day evening after the opera, at supper
at the Ilellevue-Stratford, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Flunk AA'nlter, of At
lantic City.
Miss Carrie Kuhn, of the Itoynl
Apartment, nt Rroad street and Olrard
aenue, is entertaining as her guests,
SIIss Helen Frankenstein and Miss
Olga Frankenstein, of Now York,
Miss Sylvia Kichter, of 2&?5 Oxford
street, has been spending severnPdurrs
In Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. .T. Klce. of the Hotel
Lorraine, who have been spending
some time nt Galen Hall. AAVrnerhville,
Pa., hnve left there aud have gone to
Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Holden, of AA'allaco
and Sixteenth street, has returned to
her home after a fortnight's stay in
AVashington,
A minstrel show and dance will be
given this evening at Mercantile Hall,
Ilroad street above Master, by Quaker
City Chapter No. 102, of the Order of
tho Kastern Star.
Tho members of til? Ilcthel Pres
byterian Church, Nineteenth and York
streets, will have a series of meetings
and entertainments beginning on De
cember 7 and continuing until tho 14th,
inclusive, in celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the work of the
pastor, nev. David S. Clark, D. D.,
at the church ; tho twentieth anniver
sary of the organization1 of the church
as an independent body : nnd the fif
teenth anniversary of the erection of
the present building. On Sunday
morning Ilcv, David S. Kennedy. D.
D., editor of tho Presbyterian, will be
the speaker, and in the evening ad
dresses wil be made bv nev. Itobert
Hunter, D. D., Itev. nichard T. Jones,
D. D. and nev. Horace 0. Stanton,
D. D. A welcomo home reception nnd
supper will bo given in, honor of the
young men from tho church who hnye
returned from service In tho United
States army and navy. Wednesday
evening's program Trill include recita
tion,", addresses and music and n recep
EVNIK( PUBLIC
WILL DANCE AT
HB( . A St J I T3 I X H -i
l'hotoa by nachrath
.Allhh NANCY DUNNING MISS POLLY TIIAY1CK
AIis Tliajer nnd Miss Diinnliij; will be amoiiK tliose who will take pint in the largo opening dance to be given
brforo the general darning at the Charity Kail nc.t Tliursdaj evening, December 11
tion for the pupils of the Illble school
and their parents. Thursday's speakers
include llev. Alexander MncColl, 1).
I)., moderator of the Philadelphia
Prcsbjtcrj ; Mr. J. Kenwick Hogg,
ltev. Hcibcrl It. Hurgess. l. D and
Mr. AVIUIini Campbell. Tho, anniver
sary jubilee service will cloe with com
munion service on December II.
Announcement is made of the mnr
tiage of Miss Grace L. Austin, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Austin, of
Clifton Heights, and Mr. nichnrtl S.
Allen, on AVcdncsda evening, No em
ber 2ll, nt the home of the bride's par
ents, by the ltev. .Tonnthnn Clark, of
the centrnl branch Young Men's Cluls
tinu Association. Mr. nnd Mrs Allen
left on n fortnight's trip and will be
nt home nfter December 10. at 1820
AVest York street.
Mr. and Mrs. Trunk .1 ltldiardsou
, wjll return from their wedding trip the
J end of the week and will be at home nt
I their apartment. Nineteenth nnd Green
I streets. The bride, before her murriage,
was Miss Adele lloyer.
' Mis,s Selmii llerwnuger, of I.ognns-
port, Ind. is visiting her mint, Mrs
Kdwnrd Lvnu. and Miss Adele Finnk
enthnl, 2.'?:i," North Sixteenth street,
Mr. nnd Mis. Scliacfert of -10.".T
North Ninth street, announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Fannie
Schaefer, to Mr. Gus Ilettig, of Mt.
Airy. Mr. and Mrs. Itettig will be at
their new home. "l SiUer stieet,
after December 10.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Nevclcn club members weie en
tertained on Tuesday evening nt the
home ot one of the members, Mr. James
Martin, of 2.12S South Hroad street.
Among those present were Mr. John
Mnttin, Mr. Charles Caranaiigli, Mr.
Joseph ltrnwn, Mr. Trunk Krown, Mr.
Joseph A. Kcurdon, Mr. Jack Tlernej,
Mr. Frank Itodgers. Mr. Michael Dil
more, Mr. A. Leahy, Mr. ltamnnd
Homer, Mr. T. Yengcr and Mr. David
Douglass.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Pes-olano
lcliirned jesteiduy from a trip to Wash
ington and A'irglnia aud are visiting
Mis. Pessolano at 010 Fitzwater street,
Dr. und Mrs, Pessolano were married
in this city on November 111. They will
live in Uniontown. Mrs. Pessolano wns
Miss Florita dc Domlnicis, of Albany,
.V Y.
The third card party of the season
for the benefit of the new Day Nurs
ery will be held in tho school ball of
St. Monica's, Seventeenth and Hitner
streets, this evening. Miss Florence
Smith, Miss Mary Gallagher, Miss Anna
Cleary aud Miss Theresa Clenry me
among those who will entertain.
t
i WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome U. Taft, ot
fi851 Hadllcld Btreet, entertained at
bridge on Tuesday night at their home.
The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. John
AVIIson, Mr. nnd Mrs. AA'altcr Lukcns,
'Mr. und Mrs. Harry MacDonough and
.Air. nnd Mrs. II. K. Smith. Mr. und
Mrs, Taft and their son closed their
ccttago at Ocean City some time iu Oc
tober and moved. from Angora terrace
to their new home on Hadfield street.
Mr. Donald Iluber. son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Iluber, of 0.14 South Yew
dell btreet, who is attending State Col
iege, will return to his home for the
Christmas holidays,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Pcltz nnd Mrs.
I'elt.'s sou nnd dnughter-ln-luw, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 13. Crippen, of 4211 Piuo
stieet, aud Mrs. Ar. C. Arnold have just
returned from AA'oodlnnd Manor, Wue
Grass, llustleton, their summer homo,
where they have spent Thanksgiving
and the week-end. Mrs. PelU lust
week attended a luncheon nud bridge
at Atlantic City. She will remain lu
the city for the icmaindcr of tho win
ter. TIOGA
Miss Hortense IJeruhunl and Miss
Helen AVcinrelch have returned after
spending tho Thanksgiving holidays in
New York.
Miss Dorothy Acker, o Tioga, en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. George I). Hu
tey, of Mllano, Tex., on AYednesdny
evening. Mrs. Ilntey will be remem
bered as Miss Hilda M. Shaw, of AVil
mington, whose marriage took place
November 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bannister, of
.8010 AA'alkcr street, Holmesburg, aro
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a son on November 28, Mr, llan
nlster, who was a lieutenant lu the L
S, army, aud Mrs, Bannister havo been
extensively entertained in Tioga, where
they are frequent? guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Kdward Hallo well, of
AVest Tioga street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wanamakcr
have returned from their wedding trip
and iwill bo at home on AV'ednesday, De
cember 10, aud the following Satur
day ut their homo in Merlon, Tho
bride before her niarrlage was Miss
Florence h. Dietrich, sister of Mr.
Joseph Dietrich, of 71C AYt Erie nve-nue.
LBDCR - PHLtADBLPHIA, THUESDAY,
CHARITY BALL
WISSAHICKON
The first annual muicale and dance
of the Young Men's Association of St.
Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
will be held on Frida.v evening in the
parish house. Among those having the
nlTalr In charge are Mr. Ilnrry Priie,
Mr. Charles Cain, Mr. Henry Dnhin.
Jr., Mr. Ua.vmond Sajlor, Mr. Kolnnd
Hutchinson, Mr Walter Herrj . Mr.
John Iteger, Mr. AA'nlter Shuguith, Mr.
DutBeld, Dessen, .Air. George Spencer.
Mr. Albert Spencer. Mr. llujinontl
Mayer. Mr. Edward Ashworth and Mr.
Iteginnlil Mnllis
KENSINGTON
Mr. nml Mis. Itobert Khj , who have
been visiting Mr. Knj 's parents, Mr
and .Airs. John .1. Kay, of 1 111 Shacka
mnxon street, for the last week, have
returned to their home in AVIldvvood.
Mrs. Evn ltojer and children, of Wild
wood, weie also the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Kay for a short visit.
Miss Anne Hnzlett will entertain the
nAinhnru tt l... r.fllt a1..k .. I..!.1
evening nt the home of Mr. and Mis.
Harry Hnzlett, BOOS Trnnkford nvenue.
Among those present will bo Miss Ida
Powell. Miss Anne Georgeson, .Miss
Helen Graham, Mrs. Ethel Junk, MHs
Mnhnl Itiitt,.,. "VTIu 1"T. i t
x.. .,... . .- '"""- uiuifs Olio
Miss Catherine Shaeffer
An entertainment wns given Tuesday
evening ut tho First Preshv teiinii
( hurch of Kensington, which was
known ns "Iicaticoup Comedie, Novell v
Nlte
DOYLESTOWN
Mis. Paul H. Applebaeh euteitained
ut an informal musical iu honor ot Mrs.
I ri'deriek Ilenous, of Phlliidclphin. A'o
enhsts included Mrs. Itenous. 51rs. C.
Louis Siegler, Mrs. Hernnrd Ostrolenk.
.Miss Mary Kirk and Mr. Howard
Il.irues, accompanied bv Miss Ituth
.Grim. '
NORRISTOWN
,111 honor of her fourth birthduv an
niversary Mtss Itosella Murray enter
tained n number of her little friends.
lhe guests included Miss June Nuttnll,
.Aliss Theda Noll, Miss Mnrguiet Gar
ngan. Miss lierthn Famous, .Aliss Flor
ence Ilimmclrelcht, .Aliss Hazel Albright
aud Master AA'lllImn Ilowers.
NEW JERSEY NOTES
,rMr- ,".n1 JIrs- "'Ihert AVIIson, of
Maplo Corners, Edgewater Park, will
spend December nt 1S1 States nvenue,
Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. Elvvood Holmes, of
Ileverly, are being congratulated on th
birth of n son.
PARIS PHILADELPHIA
NEW TOWit ,
RIOR TO OUR REMOVAL TO THE
ABOUT JAN. FIRST
WE ARE OFFERING
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Tailored Smis-Coas-BiousEs
Millinery and French Novelties
Th8 sale is now taking -place at oar present
, location, 1422 Walnut Street, West of
Bcllevue-Stratford
MISS HELEN METZ WEDS
MR. FRANK E. SLACK, JR.
An Interesting Wedding Which
Took Place Yesterday at
the Adolphia Hotel
interesting wedding took place
last evening nt the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Frederick 5Ietz, -1541 Y"ork road,
when their daughter, Miss Helen Mctz,
was married to Mr. Frank E. Slack,
Jr , by HiRiRcv. AA'aldemnr Jnnsen, of
the Oxford Trinity Church. The bride
wore a gown of duchess satin nnd lncn
Willi her tulle veil arranged with u
'oronct of duchess lace and pearls, j
Orchids, llride roses and sweet peas
were combined iu her bouo.net. Mr
Mdz gave his daughter in marriage and
her cousins, Miss Dorothy Mnskcry and
Aliss A'lolet MusKery, were bridesmaids
Thov wore pink georgette crepe gowns
and c.inicd arm bouquets of pink chrjs
iinthemiiius. Mr. Slack had for best
man, Mr. Frederick Sollcy. A reception
followed the ceremony. The bridegroom
and bride left on a month's' trip nnd
will be nt homo after January 1 at
in 11 York load.
SPECTOn GltEENSTElN
A wedding of Interest in this citj
and iu Haverhill, Muss, was that of
Aliss Mollie G. Grecnstcln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, I, Greenstein. of Haver
hill, and Mr. Benjamin Spcctor, of
41Hl! Leidy nvenue, AVest Philadelphia,
which was solemnizeed on Tuesday eve
nlng ut 5 o'clock, at the future home of
the couple, 'IT.'JS North Eleventh street.
The ceremony wns performed bj
Iiabbi Levinthal. The bride wore her
traveling gown of tan cloth with a coat i
and lint of sealskin, and was attended '
by Mrs. Louis Spector ns matron of
honor.
Mr. Nathan Greenstein. of Cleve
laud, O , was best man. Immediately
after the service Mr. and Airs. Spec
tor left for Atlantic Citj .
GOTFBLOCII
Miss Henrietta Illoch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Moses L. Illoch. l(!:i."
North Thirty -third street, nud Mr
David D. Got! were married jesterdaj
at the Adelphia lintel. The Lcrcmonv
was perf.umed bj the Itev. Dr. Max I)
Klein, of the Adnth Jeshuiun Synu
gogue. The bride's attendants included
her siyter. Alls. Morton 13. Block, as
matron ni nonor, nuti u small niece, i
Aliss Miriam Block, acted ns flower clil.
Air. Milton Mitchell, ot Baltimore, whs
hest man. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Goft will live.
after their wedding trip, at the Ilojal
Apnltments, .Nortn nroail street.
SQl'E I Its POSTEKNOCK
A pretty home wedding took pluce on
Simduv evening ut f o'clock, when Miss '
Itae Posternock, daughter of Mr, and
Airs. Beinnrd Posternock, of 2150
North Thirtieth street, became the
bride of Air. Maurice Squeirs, of 017
AVatkins street. The cere'monv wns
performed bv the llev. Maurice Krauss.
The bride, who was given' in mnrriuge
by her father, vvoro a govn of white net
and white duchess satin, with tulle veil
and carried n shower bounuet of bridal
roses nud lilies of the vnllcj. She was
iMSy
1422 WALNUT-S7.
DECEMBER 4, 1910
attended by her sister, Miss Eva Poster
nock, ftho wore n gown of flesh-colored
J"Jin. A reception at the home of the
bride followed the ceremony, after which
Sir. and Mrs. Squclrs left for nn ex
tended visit in Atlantic City and New
York, returning home December 20.
goodmanITdisiiler
Tho wedding of Miss Leah Dlshler.
daughter of Mr. Morris Dlshler, and
Mr. Benjamin Goodman, took place
Sunday evening nt New Grand Ilnll,
110-412 Wharton street. The brides
maids wcro Miss Rebn Goodman, a
"'"fir. of the bridegroom, and Miss Min
nie Dlshler. a sister of tho bride. Miss
Jiertrude ASnllacc wns maid of honor.
Iho ushers were Lieutenant George
Dlshler and Mr. Harry Dlshler. brothers
of the bride, and Mr. Harry Goodman,
ot New York.
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ADELA ROWNE KIRBY. Lato Soprano.
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