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, Shoilttenas ma, supper Uub at tho.Bcllevuc
' Stratford Ivy Ball Plans Talked About
1'tmtTOiic.v Aid tiif-Vtlng Inst
mHB
.vn-iili-rfiillv litirndnl nml
. .ficil the Kr Hay ueiore me inceunK. "-. imj funis,
'i 1 Martin hpiAp hIho of the two other ,,Mr. and Mr Jnc
MrJ : i Zc "me inborn of the 1-3. A. who, J' I'0""1 ."!' D
r "i i l. m last year, hoth of them
."",'', (i'i,i Workir in the organization and
ro.." .,. ,,f tlm Kmoritcnrv Aid arc
ptinnlinr to put up a memorial to Mm.
rw.Ht. but the plan has not tahcu
definite chape yt-
-rntrvna of Mrs. Winlield Arter will
i' rprfilti'v '"" "nrr-v '" !""Jr of 'bD
t.- mntllPP.
rittbiirgli. died oiiite middenlyon
Fridav. J1''' ""lr """ ",,; "' ,"
Yrk 'tn attend her brother's funeral,
ulicn the word eame to go to Pittsburgh
' .. II. t. itt-t linn Itlntlmn H
(HqllleKIV as pos-lUK" 11" muim..
(ltmeratclv ill. She did not get there in
.!', in nn her motlier before the end.
Tt mat have been an awful trial for
'icr and a terrible hook a well.
3lrS. Aner llVlt nun "i uauSmii,
r William BnW Wlielen. at (",ov
flli'Deon, thougli this winter they are
In 'town, having taken the Louis
hcmoine liou-e ut 11KM Locust street.
Another ilmislitcr is Mrs. Coleman
JVact Iiruiwi. who llvc-s In D-von.
double Ins in ner lamiiv mn w.
nr hmtlier. Mr. .Iplni 1-ranklln Herger.
v-.. vrk. died Inst ednesdav. and
ni .r" .--. --- . ..
. Mrs. William II. Herger.
Ijallronm on Saturday niglit, Hie supper Kulou, of Wilmington, Del.
Club was iiciuuiiMui.il ... ...v. Ku ....... , .. ,
t. ..n. rmv nttnir iiiwi eervnnc Linn at.
ii , "'..,,,, , v if ihnrlt,ri IUV' "imouneed the engagement i
,ood time. W hat I 1 ko ul out it s hat the,r ,atIRlltPr Miss H - J1
rou
... 'ti,.ra tlinrn nn ran always danec
M-l- Willi.... fc . -..-, - .. -. .... m. ...
??T mt.eablerback toTftA " " S "fiC
'.anmifC I get stuck for me. lm strong
for this Supper Club."
Anil be!ioc mc sue liad a good time
D
nlan for the Ivj bull ? Uut, after all
it's not tcry fur off for it's to b held
rn I'rid.iy. l'cbruary 1'S. I have never
heard of sneli elaborate and liowery
preparations before, and so 1 thiul; we're
pretty sale to expect one good party
that o ening.
Much dancing, much cats, much or-
ihestr.i and much decoration. What
more could one ask?
The hv ball is under the uusnices of
the Senior, but all the clases nt the
college attend, you know, and it serais
to JUL' when I attend these nft'uirs'as if
each jear's class outdid the other iu
point of novel ideas, and sir foith.
Kobcrl dimmer is chairman this
rear, and the natronrv-cs are beinc
Mled to act bj wieli returned lierr.es of
inariue faun" as Sd Thajcr ami Sjd
'ie. Aleck Wni is ehairiiian of that
'ommittce. and George Frazier. Jr.. who
is eusajed to Alum Clark, and the
otheis are 15. Hutch. 13. Pollard. K.
Owen and P.. Thompson.
fplll. Pln.s and Plujern had one of
- their delightful tea chats Ncslcrda.v
nttemoou at the clu brooms. I do like
ll itoi) in tlierr. Tlipre nrp nhuiva ftrmm
IntTesHiig people and good singing and
'lajitig and reciting. Mrs. Ocddcb is in
marge ot llie sundny aftcrnoou chats
"ml she certainly carries her charge
through s-pleudidly.
Q0.MI.TIM13B when we are very joung
"XJuii know, we do get mixed about
Tuo is greater in taking earn of us.
JiOd or father, anil we .ire not in the
wt sacrilegious inteulioually, ve just
" 'getting luliustrd.
.'Ut when Jneliie'ti fiitlipi- uml mntlin
ffre Ieaiinc llr,m,. 0n a trin the othqr
"V and dnd remarked to Jackie, who
' three and a hair. "Ask God to fake
re of us." he was rather stunned to
"Mr thru joung man respond: "Oh. T
.tea von can take care of yourself."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr ana Airs J. Clifford Wilson. 24!
'Utn linn .mill, .Irent minninieii tin
iKi"101,11 uf ""-,r douehtcr. Miss
Uorothv Pell Wilwin. lo Mr. Amsbry
j-'inieu r.rookn. son of Mrs. I. AV.
''rooks of Mr.tn rv. r.no,. t...
At lh. n..t.l!.. f ti .'. . .. .-
. v . ninuin oi .uss .nary .vinxey
"ni; daughter of tin- late Mr. David
'lfll I lorens Rlvimis. nud Mrs.
."n nil nf "liu n t i
Vt ., , -' . J.ilMl-C.V SLrCCl. UIIU
.. 'I .1 Ijordnll rpllri.mi..i m1.!iIi
f'l take phn, tomorrow. AINs Kdith
IUU, II ol,M. nf ,!, hl.ln .,111 n)
I. aid f imor ilml Mjl,s Marion Mar
Itn.;, tBV antl Ml,!-,cr Kdward Florens
In! .'Mr vk"'' !",, 'M'phew nf the
,'J .lll net us page and tlovvee L'irl.
br wVr n'V'"- i" llaxi ji-s brother.
IW " i""'1' ' elteruiun as beVt. man. and
Jrn"!"1;.-'11. "'"bide Mr. George Fet-
Mr Prancds Alnrkoe Rivinus,
'ir 1 p. ii V ' .'iiiruo.' iviviiius,
VmUr". " '--'wariismiii ir. iiiiipu
1 nnlieriou
: iii iw
vr.
,"." -irge . .lusliuc
L-nvi' a rhil-
BVofui i "" I'nernooii nt M-
'.,'. In r liiinie in si rin.i.iw i.. i..,
. s -. 1,1 I
J, . "';"'' ""-ler George L. Justice.
guesis wire .Miss A ir-
clier.
Krnest Goodman.
1 "it nn I II ii . -""'" nui'uiiiua. 1,1.
I)r a di.. A'"' 'U!1 S!'U,1 iuvitationa
Hits.i: ,'"' '"", tiiealrc party at the
'US',? ?? Wj-di-pwluj, Fcbiuary
mLTaT "f '"''' J'Shtcr, Miss Mary
I'4Vt'rr,yAllrK f -Mis .Marv Coated,
I -,lt IharlVv '"5 t(,"i treot. and
""''Us T'n. '"1U l"vc ai oi.
Dd andPUC,?iP", tVU,lrcl1' Twenty.
JjltitftoL ,, la" J'. Shackelford, of
,'' vi'ii i" ,w ": bwt n"i Tbe
tw. VV ' include M-. FHarii n.
IhHS. -ff,' f? 3u,f,,,0 hfotb" of
;rw( jr. ,.'" ':.' " r ji.
-Jri r r ' of l-oulmore.
hlula.,fJw tt A'nMP 1b boflor o
TW?SSIa!S!S,A
H Kin n II.... .
'Alan I..,, v. ' ""o urns, .vus
I h tl ),"J(''; ''"''r ' '-- !'-
l'tf; ,,,r tkarlie Slnkler. .Master
liCiJiT M,r-t,T N'oold Dunn.
WkCurtia luV "rl- Mllsl,,r -Unimie
'Wu. "u7 hnrlcs Hiekscher. ami
m .. - .uri iii.u ,' . ., . . ...
nil ""'pii neckH
I ilts
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
fancy Wynne Tells of Many Doings in Social World.
ton Hurries', of JS17 Dc Kanrr-y street.
uviiru- u. rtKscmDiy, on February 1,i,
Mr. Willis Mnrtlu ppokc too bcnutlftilly Mr. mid Mm. V. Hmnilton. of .'(27
tl nnvthiiis nlw'l Mv ''i-nntt. 'vi-i I r.Jnmlrillo roml, C.vnw.-d. who Imve n-
..know. Imd lieeii Hmirmiiu of the , j-t-nlly returned from Japan, will he ut
nnrrrwicv Aid lncp it stnrted and vlio Iinine informally on Mondays during
Taeob S. Dtsstou and
nifrili. .if n1nlHni.l
mil. ion. tins week for Jlelle Air.
Horida. where they have opened their
eottnge mid expect to remain until
Mnreh. Mi-s Lorraine Dhstou will not
make her formal debut until Buster.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 1 IlauYllir.
Jr., of Wayne, hnvu issued invitations
for u dinner-dance at the Saturday
Club on Tuesday evening, February 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 13. Hastings,
of Devon, have returned from n visit
to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fiederick W. Hastings, iu
New York.
Mr. Heuv McKean Ingerboll and his
daughter. Miss Jennnie H. Ingersoll,
of Annandalo Farm, near Kpriuglfou&e,
arc spending the winter iu town.
Mrs. ICdward W, Maxwell, of Wayuc,
entertained informally at tea on Thurs
day afternoon to meet her sister, Miss
Itrberts, of Huston.
Miss Katherinc Wells., of New "York,
has returned from n visit to Miss Louise
Twaddell in Devon.
Dr. and Airs, fieorcn Woodward and
I "hlldren. of Ktonwan, Chestnut Hill.
lme gone to Augiij-tu, fin., for several
eel;s.
Mr. and Mrs. L'lvns W. (iinnl. f
, ., ,.., , ..... i Sharon Hill, liinc announced the cn-
S Till; llolman sciiooi gins nau ,,UKt.,m,nt f their dauchter, Miss (Jeoi-n-
their nlav in the P.ellcvuc-Stratford , gianim C.rant, to Mr. 13dward 1'.
nt
to
rai .jiv " ." , " ,i mt. ilRliili stan cy Jvaus, of Lang
,i,. tie clhniv time, and yet if you i ,.., ,,., "' ' -""b
i ..I. ,.-f i ...
ivitli them. ISut after cueli ilaucc you go' jiis v. iianouc Jiattnews, daughter
liaek to your own table anil uo man is ; "- ;ui .u.iimcws, oi i-rinccion,
in danger of getting "stuck" with one J-. is spending the Week-end with
irl fur sclera dances as ouen nappeus '",""" i--.u.-.i. nu-i.uuus ukj-p
ItrrowdeU balls, wneu us nuru 10 see, ' "
just who is there. Mrs. Walter Chrystic, of Bryn
'I hoard some of the younger girls re- , -na-n r, win saw lor l..ironc in two
.. ft. 1 . frit ... ..1 I tllnl.-U i t ,1.t ll r.n., f Itf li
mail.ing tnal on -saiuruay. nicy ui- , ;"Lt"n . " j." "t, i-uu. .'ir. vaucr
innsliud cr.v good times, but had liad'I'rystie, Jr., who is In France.
-.(oral "awful" experiences at oue or MrH. Clarence A. Warden and Mr.
Mvoof the big balls lately, in tin way of .Clarence A. Warden. .'i. of Faraway
stajiug with one mnu for three or Inorc, Farm, llavcrford. are staying at the
dance:-, on account of the crowds and j Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic City.
numbers of out-of-town guests. , .. w .,. .,. ,...
One was heard to remark. "Tliank ; ,;--- , V.' " .T" "V. "" i
too. and plenty of the men in other Ufc"-WARE COUNTY
narties danced with her, so it was not a Mi-.s 1311-sabeUi Lutlicni. daughter of
case of not being sought after. the Uev. L. L. Lnthem, pastor of the
mini L'rcsoyteriuu i iiunsi, t liester,
Iris been one of the 'nine senior stiiflents
ID jou know that the IT. of Fa. ' of Worcester College. Worcester. Mass.,
bojs are already at work on their 1 be awarded the chevron iu hockey.
Miss l.atliem takes also a prominent
part in other athletics at the college.
Mr. mid Mrs. Karl F. Hewes, of
I3at Nineteenth street. Chester, nre
reeeiing congratulations on the birth
of a daughter, Dorothy.
Mrs. Horace l. rireen. of Media, has
been entertaining Mrs. Clara Lawyer,
of Montana. Mrs. Lawyer was for
merly u resident of Media.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Knb'-rt Thomas Now laud an-
notiuces the marriage of her daughter,
.Miss Florence Anita (irmnii Nowdand,
to Air. George. Harold Pitu ou Fridaj.
.Mr. M. M. Gilliusham and bi
j daughter. Miss Mary Gillingham, ot
Orelend. who are occupying their upart
I incuts at the Frouteuac. hac returned
' from a ivit to Mr. Gillinglinm'n win-in-,
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dwieht
l Jlorsa, at their home in Canton, O. The
latter will be remembered before her re
cent marriage as MKs Florence Gilling
ham. Mr. Morss, who served as a cap
tain iu the ordnance department during
the war, was stationed at the Frankford
Arsenal and lived nt the Germantowu
Cricket Club while in this jcity.
Mrs. Coles, of Bieklcy avenue. Glen
side, baa gone to Florida for several
weeks.
Mr. Charles P. Renuinger, of Glen
side, lias been spending some time in
Clarksburg, W. Vu.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. M. Whitney and
flicir son, .Mr. Trank Whitnej, of Ros
lyn nnd Geneva avenues. Glenside, left
the tarly part of this week for a western
trip,
GERMANTOWN
Recently tlected officers of the Phi
I Gamma Sorority urc Miss Mane Riley,
president ; Miss Anna Hojee, treasurer,
nnd Mits Catharine Dempsey, secre
tary. ' TUn Klunlnn rilil Plnh will "!. u
..... .j. i.. ..v... .... ... .... b'
dauce at Crusaders Hall AVedncsdaj
ei ening, February 1 1 .
The Question Club will hold u dance
at the Belfleld Country Club on Mon
day evening, Fcbuury -.
The Ladies' Au-vlliury of the Sti-uton
Field Club gave a card party at the
clubhouse on Friday evening.
The Tau Sigmu Sigma Fraternity
will move into iU new clubrooni on
Thursday, Jauuory "0.
The Four Hundred Club of Oak Lane
will hold a meeting iu the clubrooms on
AVedncsdaj evening.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Among the guesis ut the dinner and
da nre which Dr. nud Mrs. John
Schemhs. Sr., of '"(WO North Tweuty
lirhl vtrcct, gave ou Thursday evening
iu honor of Lieutenant William Hew
ui d. were Lieutenant Colonel George
Stewart, Fnslgii Thomas Comber, Mrs.
William Seward, Dr. aud Mrs. Dan
iel Russell, Dr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Arcbambault, Mrs. .1. Floe
gin, Mr and Mrs. Sumuel Moldowcr,
Air. and Mrs. Siren. Dr. John Schcmbs,
Jr., Mr. K. AVnlter Schemhs, Mis
Alarion. Adele, Celiue nud Miss Lil
lian Schcmbs.
Mr. I. Carl Brahiu was given a free
dom party on tho occasion of his twenty-first
birthday nunlvcreary on Satur
day evening nt tho home of Mits Ger
trude Dorashow, PJi.1 South Salford
itrcct. Mr. Harrv CHntor entertained.
Among those pretent were: Mr. and
Airs. Dorashow, MIhh Gertrude Dora
show, Miss Minnie AVIctcr, Miss Alice
Rltch, Miss Carrie Stern, Miss Flsie
Pcleer, .Allss Sophie Monbcit. Miss
Mildred Cantor, Mr. Harry Cantor,
.Air. I. Carl Brahiu, Mr. Beu N. AVelss,
Mr. Alan Reuben, Mr. Herman Frauz,
Mr. Herman J. Fiuu und Mr. Joe.
Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Athtrholt
have returnid from their wedding trip
nnd nre at home at 2114 North Park
BVrnue, Mrs. Atherholt, who wn-j
Ilea Anna M, raUner, ws a December
(ride .
Mr, and Mrs, LraterPflleger. of BOOT
fortl; TneH stmt, will entcrUJn at
EVENING PUBLIC
brldgo on Wednesday evculns at their
?"? , J.,lcIr euests, who urc tncnibcrH
of their brldgo club, will Include Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Stevcuson, Mr,
I'm. M,rf' George Gravcnhtine, ad, MIsb
Wlu J.ru.uctt', Miss -Mildred Bterritt.
Mr. Stanley Get., Mr. Charles Jouea,
?',-. Prank llamlltou imd Mr. John
0 JNcllI.
Tho marriage of Miss Klizabcth
Sllkes, niece of Miss Amauda Slkes
lames, of 077 Cnlou street, nud Mr,
Albert Charles Norton will take place
on iebruarv 1 at the morning sen lec of
( entcuary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Forty-first and Spring Garden streets.
Mr. and Mrs. David 13. Simon have
sold their house at 351U Diamond street
and have gone to California, whero they
will remain until early spring.
The Phnrli.es were entertained ut din-,
ner nt their twenty-fourth annual meet
ing nt the homo of Atrs. Simon Miller,
a member of the club, on Saturday
evening. Those prcent included Mr.
Horace Stern, Dr. Leo K. Frankcl. Mr.
Mnx Levy, Mr. Albert Molse, Dr. David
Iliesman. Dr. Solomon Solis-Cohen.Dr.
Jay F. Sehnmbcrg, Dr. Augustus A.
Kskner, Mr. Isaac Hassler, Mr.
Kphralin Lcdercr, Mr. Sumuel S.
Flelshcr, Mr. Isaac Felnberg, Mr. Felix
N Gcrson. Mr. Hurry H. Sommer. Prof.
Max L. Murcolls. Prof. Isaac Huslck,
Dr. Henry Malter, Mr. Milton Gold
smith, New York ; Mr." Charles Ucrk
hcimer, New York ; Mr. Max Hprzlwrg,
Mr. David W. Aim-am and Mr. 'Adolph
FichhoU.
Miss Hilda Carson, of Sixteenth und
Poplar streets, will entertain the mem
bers of her "COO" on Tuesday ufter
noon, WEST PHILADELPHIA
Jlrs. Frank Smith, of 91!3 South
Coiiestogu street, entertained at her
homo on Friday evening. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. John Murkier. Mr. Henry
Protluroe. Mrs. Philip Spooner, .Mrs.
William P. ISren-.. Sr.. Mrs. Hni yfr.
rar and Mrs. J. Llllich.
Mrs. William 13.
Chester aeuiic, is the guest 'for two
wecss ot ner daughter, Mrs. 11. P.
Lodge, of Patcrsou, N. ,L
Miss Mury 13. Hey, of S12 South
l'orty-eightli street, has gone to St.
Petersburg, Fla., for the winter. Miss
Hey expects to returu some time iu
April.
Mr. psd Mrs. Harold S. Fitzgerald,
of 11-0 South Iifty-tirst btreet,
tcrtained at dinner riday evening.
There were twenty covers. Mrs. Fitz-1
Kir.uu was oeiore ner marriage oiii0fabow. Gee.!"
Thursday Mis,s Marie Persch. The i He followed their course, his eyes
pair have left for an c:;tendcd wedding level beneath level brows.
trip, and will be at home after Feb- "If this is the great Middle West,
rtmry 1.. at lP.'O South Fifty-lirst Al. that you been labeling God's coun-
fatreet.
.'"; SV1' Mr" -lo' Sheclcr, of loC'J
INortli Sixty-secoud street, left Friday
uignt. lor an luucimite staj ut Palm
Beach, Ha.
STRAWBERRY MANSION j
Dr. nnd Mrs. Itnrv Ti twifc nt
.,,.;-- ;",.- '.-.-- "
-a-i- uinmond street, announce the en
gagenienl of their daughter. Miss Kath
ryn P. Puri:.ch, to Mr. Herman Hcssler,
of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiugrutd, of
UOl-' North Twenty -eighth street, an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Sarah Fiugrutd, to Mr. Jacob
Sander, of Chicago. After, a trip to
New Orleans they will live at -1845
Forrcstville avenue. Chicago.
OLNEY
Mrs. Jonathan Jones, with her
daughters. Miss Carolyn Louise Jones,
Miss Betty Feltou Jones and .Miss Mar
garet Newman Jones, of Milliugton,
Aid., arrived today at the horac of their
uuele and nuut, Dr. aud Mrs. Howard
It. Feltou, of TA'M Hiking Sun avenue,
for a ten day's visit. On Saturday
evening Mrs. G. Henry WiNon will
entertain informally at her home for
Mrs. Jones.
TIOGA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Stcen, of
Tioga, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Beatrice McCullough
Steeu, to Mr. Harry Stobcr Stout, of
noMiorougn.
.Miss .Maud Harrison, of 4110 North
Broad street, gave u dinner last week
for the members ot the Bachelor Girls'
Club. The guest of honor was Miss
Katharine Beck, daughter of Mrs. John
Deck, of 0560 North AVarnoek street,
whoc marriage to Mr. John. Harrison,
of Fdgemout, Pa., will take place ou
AVcdncsday. Pink roses nnd golden
hearts were used iu the decorations.
Other guests included Miss Frances
Hollopctcr. Miss Lena Stroh, Miss Tillio
Stoeftier. Miss Emily Sehauller. Miss
Anna Hummer. Airs. Mildred Purvis,
Atiss Cora Randolph, Miss Jnuc
Mitchell, Mrs. Katharine Troutwein,
Aliss Anna Ellis, Miss Clara Gcizcr nnd
Mis Laura Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Thulhcimcr,
of 4S18 North Thirteenth street, an
nounce tho engagement of their daugh
ter, Mir-s Beatrice Stern Thnlheimer,
lo .Air, Louis Polis, of this city. Mr.
Louis Polis is the son of Mrs. Samuel
Polis, of 1 i;!U North Fifteenth street.
ROXBOROUGH
.Airs". Robert Lo Fort, of East Hermit
lane, will entertain the Young 1'eople'b
Guild, of the Grace Lutheran Church,
tomorrow oveninz at her home. The
guests will include Mr. Louis Kappis,
president of the ntsooJation; Miss Au
gusta Pollock, vice president; Miss
Anna Raucnzuhu, secretary; Mr.
Ernest Dinkellacher, treasurer; Miss
Anna Rittcr. Miss Adcle Le Fort. Mr.
Augu-t Lc Fort, Aliss AVuudu Render,
Mii-s Unillj Pollock. Air. aud Mrs. Cal
vin Ilovvej, Miss Katharine Pietsch,
Mr. George Rlcl, Mr. Martin Blel, Mr.
W. Blei, Mr. Harold Milteubergcr,
Miss Elsie Miltenberger. Air. Ralph
McNally. Mr. David Rehder. Mies Mar
garet Musou. Miss Beatrice Kappis,
Miss Bcbsio Richard and Miss Lillian
Dnvcnporl.
NORRISTOWN
At a children's party given by Miss
Gertrude Dowliu and Miss Ethel Dovy
liu, of fifjtf Noble street, in honor of
tho third birthday anniversary of Miss
Harrietts A'irgiuia McArthur, daughter
of Mr. and Airs. Thomas P. McArthur,
the guests were Mi6s Vera Matthias,
Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Violet Grif
fith, Miss Marie Griffith, Miss Frances
Gray and Master Tboinus McArthur.
Among I lie guests from Norristown
who attended the luncheon given by the
Quaker City Chapter, D. A. R., of
Philadelphia, in honor of the national
president general. Airs. Georgo Thaeher
Guernsey, were Mrs. II. H. Fisher, his
torian emeritus of tho chapter and a
charter member, and Miss Clara Beck
also a member. Representing A'ulley
Forgo Chapter, D. A. R., of Norris
town, were Mrs. N. Howland Brown,
Alius Emclino II. Hooven, Miss Mario
R. Yost. Mrs. Irwin Fisher. Mrs. C.
Howard Harry, Mrs. Samuel Hartranft,
Miss Nina Read, Mrs. AN". L. Stauffer,
Miss Mary T. Mclnncs. Miss Martha
0. II. Melunes, Mrs. Howard Boyd,
Mrs. W. H. Sllngluer, Miss Helen G.
Slhigluff, Mrs. John Res and Mrs. I, P.
Knlpe.
WISSAHICKON
Dr. Henry Fischer, who has been
pat-sing some time in Canada, has re
turned to his home ou b'umac street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson Little
wood, of l.'U Rochello avenue, are
(.pending part- of the mouth in Atlantic
.City,
Mrs. Oeorgo Clay Bowkcr of Jlo
chelle ineuuc, ..us gone to AUautlc
City for the midwinter.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY-,
EVER, EVER GREEN
By FANNIE HURST
This instalment starts the fifth
Fanny Hurst serial. The only rea
son it cannot be catleil the best it be
cause where every one is e jirili'oiinfj
good, there is no "best.''
FARMERS' wives at the close of a
voiceless day have been known to
turn stark mad, Siberia, where mcu
learn to be
come enam
ored of death,
is a laud of
strange si
lences. Where the
desert is
stillest men's
bones lie
blcn chlng.
Prairie dogs
b n y loudest
in that
H o u n d 1 ess
moment be
fore tho
dawn, and as
if they would
reud to rib
bons the mys
KAKNIU UUnOT
terious veil of
silence. But the prairie has uo secrets -r
it is like un open hand, palm upward.
Across the great upturned palm of
Illinois, dusk fell sadly over miles and'
miles of close-bitten prairie lands and
runty cornfields that met the gray,
horizon with the fluid, easy joinder
of 'a river meeting the .ea. A last
tinge of sunset, pink behind n regi
ment of black-stemmed trees, cooled ami
died. An arrow-shaped flock of swal
lows tlew low and southward. Along
side an isolated watering station the
Interstate Accommodation slowed,
shrieked on its rails, lopped.
Miss Lola Lalady protruded n shtn-
HP A IA
flp .' "VjNtt--33Bi
Clnuiit. of iilOl'lue bead out of n coach window nnd
sniffed to tho evening. Her eyes were
full ot restless glancings and hard as
sunlight on bayonets'.
"Listen, Al, to the stillness out
there, will you I Ugh, it's so thick yoU
can cut it."
Her companion on the red plush scat
beside her unwound his long, agile limbs
nnd leaued across ner slim ngure and
out into the moody c ening and the
ou-j,ians sweeping away to the horizon,
''ij0oka them birds, will jou, Lo
scooting south like an arrow shot out
tn' till nlnnr. tl.n nlrpnll
give me a
ninetv-nine year lease on Satan Island
or Bronx boulevard every time. Gee,
riding five hours straight and not even
nn anthill to muss tiie scenery! Dou't
shove. Al. Don't shoe!"
lr withdrew bis heavy head and
Miouidcrs and slumped DacK to nis posi-
tion, feet perched on bis dress-suit case
and knees high.
The peculiar quiescence of rapid mo
tion suddenly arrested descended over
the coach, voices monotonous as the
droning of bees rose languidly. The
noises of travel that lay beneath the
song of the rails sprang out suddenly ;
paper rattling, leather handbags that
squeaked in the opening and closing, the
every mysterious creakings of wood
work, the engine coughing nt even in
tervals. Miss Laladay's brilliant head
lolled back against the led plu'-li ineit.
She fanned her moist little face with a
lacy fribble of handkerchief.
"Whew! God's country he calls
this!"
"Sav, a little kid like -.oil that s
never been west of Trenton don't know
enough about the map to tlnd her owu
home town if it's got a pin stuck. through
it. AVait till vou been doing coast to
coast Jong as I have. If jou think this
is a tank circuit we re playing, wait
till we get on tho wrong side of Kansas
i City!"
"Say, they don't come no dinkier than
' the last four wo played."
I He leaned to her and placed a largo
muscular band over hers. In the
shadow of his overpowering shoulders
her own slenderucss was wispish.
"You're all wrong, Lo. There's
little tanks iu this part ot the coun
try, with fJovvcr beds set out around
the station and Main street paved,
and white frame houses set inside of
will to picket fences, and shady strccw
with trees meeting right over tiieni aud
well. I tell you there's tanks out
beru that makes Forty-second street
look like a bad dream."
She crumpled up against the win
dow sill, her chin cupped iu her palm.
"Like the dump wo played -in last
uigbt, eh? Where tho white framej
was all shacks and the hotel up over
the grocery store makes the Rriggs
House in Newark look like the Ritz."
"Higginsville is a rotten dump, i.o.
You don't fiud it ou auy of the vaude
ville circuits, but leave it to ritrava
gana every time not to overlook a
dump. But take tonight's ttaud, (
though ; there just ain't a prettier little
town on tho map than Adalal, Lo."
She squiutcd her little face into an
amazing grimace.
"Adalai!"ori,
"Yeh! I kpo.w young iellovv , "Ben ,
Collings, started there nu errand boy
in n box factory and now owns half
the town: two box factories of his own,
the opera house, half ot Alain street,
and nearly every cottage on the hill.
Say, I'd brush the Broadway lint; off
niv coat tomorrow to settle down iu n
pretty little tank like that, I've told
jou often enough my feelings ou the
small town stuff, Lo."
"Adalai! Lordj, I siijm to Lee
when I read it on the route )Lt, I
says, 'What is thu, Lee: another tank'
or u new breakfast food''' " '
"It's n great little tovvu. Lo. I x
been there three times and lived once i
for two weeks light with l'.cu Collings
in his owu swell house. He'd ginir.e
bis shirt if I asked him. that's whet be
thinks of me. Only met him on a
train oucc, too. He's seen some of
mv wood carviugs and he'd gimme a
job right in one of bis bo factories
doing the high-class handwork any day
in the week I wauled. That's the kind j
of friends we are." )
She. pressed her fiuger-tiiis to her,
lips, then Mew at them lightly as if
she would waft him u ro-c petal. I
f V '
"Rave on, Al Ravo on!','
He leaned to her with an entire flat
tenlng of tone "You're the only thing
in the world thnt I can rave about, Lo;
you and jour tantalizing ways. Ever
since I ran nway from un orphan asy
lum in Uticu to joiu ii show, I've had a
picture of h little girl like you hung ,
on my heart. I can't see this or any
other country, hon, without you the
biggest part of the sccnerj. You're the
onlv thing I cvef bad time to rave about ,
in i'ny life, Lo "
She threw bim a siullc that was lull
of quirks. !
"Ale and the meadows! 'Ihc meadows '
vou're ulwnjs piping about. Look at
'cm out there! Listen to the grass I
growing!" '
The traiu jolted, jerked, movtd for- ,
ward. , , , ,1
A porter passed down the Bwaylng
nisle, li-tbting lamps. A grassy turbid
glare filled the coach, shutting out the I
darkening landscape, and tho windows
suddenly reflected the murky interior. '
"You you bvveet llttlo kid. you. Y'ou ,
sweet llttlo. soft little kitten."
She collapsed iu un attitude of mock
nroMratlon aealnst his shoulder, hep I
eneen, iuo quiuny oi tuich, cream-colored
velvet, crushad ugalnst thu gralu
ot'his coat.
"Hew that boy Jotes mol"
'Alvajs kiddlnsl AJu't jou jpth.
... ,, ,,. ,,, ---., ....
lug but u doll; nin't you got nothing
but sawdust inside of you? Ain't you
got no feelings, no nothing, no heart
','Fcel It beating, way down in my
"Can't you learn that iife ain't just
one long ha. lm? Can't jou lcam that
when n fellow's been eating out us
Slic retreiitinir noutitiB to her corner,
her richly curved lips quivering.
"You can't talk to mo like that! I
know what's eating ou. You're sore
about last night. P.ut you can't talk
to me like thtil 1"
Ho leaned to her in immediate con
trition. Lo, I didn't mean it, only some
times with jour cutting up like you
didn't care. ou drive me crazy, that's
all. I ain't 'said nothing to you about
last night, have I? Ain't I been keep
ing it inside of me? Only sometimes
you drive me crazy; jou drive mo
crazy!"
"Leggo my wrists.
"I tell jou wheu I see jou culling
tin from the swine with him down there
in the wings and nearly forgetting to
hurl the bar to me, I get to seeing
things so black that that it's u wonder
I dou't miss the bar and break my
neck break my neck."
"Leggo my wrists."
"You got mc sturted on lust night;
T never started it; I was keeping it
boiling inside of me." l
"Leggo my wrists."
"I tell jou il makes a crazy man
out of me to see you cutting up with
him. I see black. I see black, I tell
j-ou ! I get dizzy with blackness."
AVhcre the lencth of his arm rested
against hers she could feel tiie con-1
fr,..lrt nf l,!u ffi-nnf u.hinnnnl niltftple. I
but her ej'es when she turned toward '
were banked with the red coals of
scorn.
"Gee, the vay yod keep raving for
fear I won't swing that bar straight!
Don't be afraid, llttlo boy. I been
getting it to jou somehow for a couple
of hundred performances, ain't IV
Don't be scared, Al ; I'll take care of
you."
A slow red spread to his ears aud
down into his collar, but his voice
remained carefully below the rumble
of thu train.
"You wouldn't dare talk that way
to me, Lo, if it was me instead ot
your friend who was directing the
show. You know pretty well you gotta
be us careful each time you swing that
bar out to me as if you'd never done
it before. You don't want me to land
with a broken back, do you?"
"I told you I'd take care of
littlo boy."
you,
"You can't tantalize mc that way!
You know thnt ain't what's eating me.
I wasn't with Reno's star acrobat act
for four years to be bluffed off by u
little extravaganza specialty act that
that I could do in my sleep."
"Well, if jou ain't scared, yo't hol
ler enough."
"I didu't open Riglcy's vaudeville
bill with a solo trapeze act for two
years not to learn how to grab a bar
that's swung out lo me by u girl that's
too busy llirting with the stage director
down iu the wings, to watch out what
she s doing."
"It didn't even swerve half an inch
last night; you bnid so j-orself."
iiordy, the ncrvo of r. little kid
1K0 JOU! Afraid, am I! Snv. T urns
an expert acrobat already when I was
turning somersaults in tho nrnhnn
asylum's backyard aud you was inak
iDs fake flowers in a Twenty-third
street loft. Ale, afraid of a bar act!
I could do that turu iu my sleep if I
got the right kind of n feeder!"
She burrowed into her handkerchief,
her little travel-stained figure hunched
and abject.
"I wish !" was dead."
"Aw, now, ,o darling, I "
"It just seems like nothing I do
don't suit nobody."
"Lo, darling, just to show jou how
jou suit me, let's do what I been beg
ging you to. Let's quit! Then we
won't have nobody to suit but ourselves.
The
pianos
heart and soul and vitals tlic wnoio ""-",' V"-.-- ,i,.rln;ir :;. .;
snow wii.i Jou, .nun. u uiuL uu . .. h.- Pntlorcck on tho peak of the M
Ing , matter Can't you leuru that, IHn(,l , n wJlHe ft,m,e) a1(,
.swii rn r a . r i rv
stim ine uuo-frz r
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Pi
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Steinway
Weber
1117
JANUARY 19, 1020
Lct'B you and mc emit, that's how much
I think of vou. That's bow much jou
suit me. "Let's quit I"
"Quit!"
"Yen, fiultl Let's jump. Leo can't
hold us alter tho way ho faked the clr
eiilt on this show. You say the word,
Lo, und we'll do it right here Jn Adalal.
With the 1000 I got saved, Lo, my
friend. Ben Colllngs, '11 set us up in
anything from u ice crcum parlor to
tin- box business. He's a big gnu there ,
alderman nir everything but. mayor
He's offered to. bet mc up, Lo, every
'" ve played the town. Gee Lo,
-- , ... - i;"-. ' " v
and. lie rents cm. Lo. we
"Honest. Al, you must be crazy with
the heat. I thought you was onl guy
ing nil along or I would have given
jou a brain tesl."
"(tiijlng nothing; the idea has bad
:ne for u month like a house afire. I
wanna get out. of this business, lion, be
fore jou much more than get iu. We
can start together iu a clean little town
!n --Ican little way, kitten. I wnnuu
pet you out of the show bus ness, Lo
ore yc ; more than .get just iudet
jou out, kitten, and take care of jou.
"Honest, Al, you're enough to scare
a girl. We can't do u crazy thing like
that. Whiit'Il Lcp r-.iy if we jump? I
wnnuu get on in this business Al. I'm
just starting, only six months in the
j,,,,,,,,; , f'wulltw g,.'t 0n. I "nin't the
kind of a girl that could settle down m a
lank in u million years.
"All right, in the big-town then, Lo,
if "
"Gee, wouldn't Lee be sore!"
( CONTINUED TOMORROW)
Cvpyrtul't, loio. bu HVicclcr SvndUatc
MISS ADELE STRAUSS
BRIDE OF MR. STEIN
Other Weddings Which Took
-
Place Recently Miss Hess
' Weds Mr. Schwartzman
A pretty wedding will tal;e place this
evening at 7 o'clock in the Uitlenhotise
Hotel when Miss Adele Strauss, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Isadorc Strauss, of
!I731 North FiRliteeutli fctrcet. will be
married to Mr. Morris Stein. The. cere
mony will be performed bv the Itev.
Henry llerkovvitz. of the Rodeph Shalom
Teninle, and will be followed by n din
ner for tho families and bridal attend
ants. The bride will be given in innr
riaee hv her father and will have for
maid of honor her cousin. Miss Adelaide
Strauss. Miss Phyllis Goldman and
Miss Pcrnice Ooldmnn. nieces of the
bridegroom, will be flower gills.
Mr. Joseph Stein will be his brother's
best man: the ushers will be Mr.
Milton Stein, also a brother, nnd Mr.
Joseph Kemper. Mr. Stein and his
bride will leave on an extended southern
trip and will be at home after March 1
nt 2S24 Frankford avenue.
SCHWARTZMAN - HESS
An interesting wedding was solem
nized last evening in the Alumni Build -ini;
of the Kenescth Israel Temnlc when
Miss Ruth Friedcnberg Hess, daughter
nt .Mrs. Eli Hess, of 1(HL' North Frunl;
liu street, was married to Dr. SamueJ
Schwartzman, of 100(5 Diamond street.
'.V the Rev. .Tosonh Krauskonf. D. D.
Miss Gladvs Fliegelman was maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
""erlni'le Prints. Miss Kve'vn ISrandeis
Miss T.ollise TTess nnrl Aliss Alnllin
Ahrnms. The ushers included Air. Al
bert HebS. Mr Alone Hess, brothers of
the bride: Air. Alexander Schwartzman,
nrother of the liriuecroom. unci Dr. V.
Bernardl 'fEheirvicc was followed by a
trip the bridegroom und bride will be
at home at luuo Diamond street.
BLACKMAN-KERN '
Another interesting midwinter wed
ding was that of Aliss Helen Al. Kern.
daughter of Airs. 'William . Kern, of
o.,,j ivortn rark avenue, and Air. Ray
mond AV. Blackmail, of 3700 Lancaster
avenue, which took place on Saturday
afternoon in the Tiogn Baptist Church.
Proud street above Ontario, vvitli the
Rev. Hurold Stanlcv Stewart officiat
ing. Mr. and Airs. Blaekmau left on a
lanoi
It is truly a miracle that occurs when the Duo
Art plays for you. Without the aid of a human hand
it plays exai-tly as the great artists play. It actually
reproduces their work. It is truly "an artistic miracle."
The Duo-Art is the supreme accomplishment of
the piano industry. It is designed, patented and made
by the great Aeolian Company of New York.
Duo-Art is made only in the
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All of tliesu piano.-, may bo seen at Heppe's in a
variety of btyle in iiprJRht and Rrand pianos. Demon
strations will bo gladly given. Catalogue: will be --cut
on request.
Prices are from $795 Up
Settlement may bo arranged by cash or charcc
account or by our rental-payment plan, which up
plies all ront toward the purchase prico.
Philadelphia licpreacntatives
C. J. HEPPE SON
Downtown Uptown
) Chestnut St
tfth & Thompson Sts.
southern trip and wdll be at homo upon
their return at 370Q Luncastcr avenue.
BARON-OSTROW
Tho wedding of Miss Roso Ostrow,
dsughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Ostrow, of 3134 Montgomery avenue,
nnd Mr. Israel Baron took place jes
tcrday ut Traymoro Hall, Franklin
street and Columbia avenue, Rabbi I.
Rrodnick officiated. The bride was
given In marriage by her father. The
muld of honor was Miss Bessie Brody
and tho flower felrls were Miss Vera
Glttleman and Miss Paulino Goldman.
The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Picker. Miss Freda Glttleman. MlbS
Jean Ostrow and Miss Cclla Llenbcrg.
Tho best man was Dr. Harry Newman
and the ushers were Mr. Louis Levick.
Mr. Charles Glttleman, Mr. M. Rud
nick and Mr. Samuel Rntncr. After the
wedding trip Air. and Mrs. Baron will
mako their home with the parents of the
bride, 31,'M Montgomery nvieuue
ADAMS-PAUL
A very pretty wedding look place on
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock with the
Rev. Dr. Robinson otliciating, when
Miss Adeline N. Pnul, of T.130 Brown
street, wns given in marriage by her
brother. Mr. Daniel C. Pnul. to Mr.
Robert II. Adams, ner only attendant
was Miss Edna March, maid of honor.
Mr. Adams had for his best man, Air.
T. Baird Mellhattcn. of lintboro, Fn.
Mr. und 'Mr. Adams left for an ex
tensive wedding trip immediately after
the reception which followed the cere
mony. They will be atihome at 5130
Brown street after February 10.
LHVIN-AtPBROWITZ
Aliss Nellie Alncrowitz. daughter of
Air. .and Mrs. Nathan Alperowitz, of
i!030 Ridge avenue, was married last
evening to Mr. Samuel Levin. The cere
mony was performed by tho Rev. Air.
Shulb:. TJie bride was uttcuded by I
Aliss Fanny Sterner as maid of honor
and by Miss Anna Levin, sister of the j
bridegroom, Aliss L'sthor Shultz and'
Miss Esther Eagle as bridesmaids. The
best man was Air. Irving Levin, while ,
tho ushers were Air. Samuel Alncrowitz.
Air. David Levin and Air. David Eagle.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC ) 1
WEDNESDAY EVENINO, JAN. Zj I
JOINT RECITAL By
MADAME
MATZENAUER
Contralto. Metropolitan 0ra Co , N. V.
K I N"D L E R
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TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 27
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MARTHA
Excellent Cast Chorus of ICO Ballet of
40 Philadelphia Orchestra Members.
Tickets 110S Chestnut St. 50c to "12.60.
EITH'S
MARIE CAHILL
In "Cahilllsms of lOSO"
"ONCE UPON A TIME"
A New Musical Farco
Owen McGlveney; Sheila Terry & Co.;
Mcbllneer it Meyer: Ward S. Van. Others.
4 DANCING LESSONS $5
A TEACHER FOR EACH PUPIL
Reception
Sat. Night, 8:30
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Mirrored Studio
Exrlusivo Method
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Loc S193
CORTISSOZ SCHOOL
New York Symphony
ORCHKSTttA.
WALTER DA.MROSCII. Conductor.
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' in a new rtpTunn ,
"The Thunderbolt'
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"THU PENDLETON llOUND-Ul'''
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10 A St, la, 2, 3:45, B.45, 7MB, 0:30 P. M,
Clara Kimball Young
IN ADAPTATION FROM PLAY
"EYES OF YOUTH"
Limited Enca gement
Commencing Monday Next
The Superlative Film Spectacl
"IiVERYWOMAN"
CAST UNPRECEDENTED
ARCADIA
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IN FIRST PRESENTATION OF
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A FARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT PICTURE
Next Week "THE SIX REST CELLARS"
VICTORIA
MAnnirr street aeove otii
9 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
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MAY ALLISON
In AVERY HOPWOOD TARCE
FAIR AND
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Clara Kimball Young
in "Eyes of Youth"
Aufmonted Orchestra Now Organ.
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HAM II. HARRIS Presents
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COLLIER
In
. "The Hottentot" ,'
A new farco by Victor Mapes
COLLIER AT HIS BEST
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In his latest musical revut
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