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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEEPHIIiAtfELPHIA; TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920
mi
ffiST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Uj;icy Wynne Chat? About the Social Happenings of the
WCCts j-uju rusnwnauie w eaaings
Are Scheduled
...... .i. nflntrn thin week nrp.
TTto be very law they are very
",,., Last iiiK'iv i"u "l" ""
jttirw1" thetttrP pnrty, for Harriet
iur -- ...ho 18 llieir iiiei-e, mm
Klmmerni an. , , bp thc ,nnnPr.
orrW ch Mr. and Mn. Stan ey
4nrc n"lc' . .nl kIvc for Cntlierllw
fr F,a,t dauBlitcr of Mr. and Mm.
ft"' V!;;,,trtii Coxe.
led not so
'logg liav-Catlicrluo
n( W.? ,i .i.btitantr tliey hove
lVne li ",,... ,i,.o fnr thin season.
IH a UlU'""' ,'";'., TW.mhi.1. 11
ft' Tirintoii Coxe.
H" In, M '. FlrigB returned
lr' from Kurope. Mr.- Fins
WXrulv.HiM.. ,C.
1
lif.Si of the Flaggs'. daughter,
one' of the Ueyellii
LSSrn.-rrlcd
n.
nPV on Kriday night were win uv:
i .i..i rnt.tcnrri.tn tnilirnri
lr Xr. ml Mr. Bob Olemlin
bB'viie In honor of their two
M"L iVuHitVU. Mary and Kllon.
b,u .Won n it v mombfri of thc First
i" T,onn The hall Is Kiven on tne
a".TSrsarv of the battles of Tren
"m rfneeton? and it will Certainly
m Pd,,Lr .TrV , from all I hear.
I '" ,. nff.ll
fnl. not a very argc one, as very
'V ,t members of the troop arc asked.
frlT Sew of thc younger mar-
l( onii '"'" . .. ., i ,,ro flip
.Wcroopira, I hear, .and n few
IV .Motives of the Uicntiinmusa uirm
clcserclatuesoi i not member.
iX"lro"l 1'roP"' will wear thc mil
1 they wore In the bervice:
will not he lirent a .inuu
VKnotTaiinltorm.' 1 understand
"Kutantes and joungcr sir Is will
J Ink hue a wondcrtul time.
ftrjioiy . .. youne ball
foi
JStoSr'ha'o a w onderf.ll time
rtrUin'J. "",,.....41,. vrtiiiii. Iml
rTonwaiador.wlmisthe
: lnn .r f ! Troon, and Ulem
51 nd Ho nivimis, first and sec
!V.ntS mpectlvcly. will receive
... i it, I ;inttnimmjK. u.iu
nim ...... y "--,- '.
Rivinus win i ''"'
ttivinus a luinti,
riih Mr,
.10
v.Y.n., m. Itivinu
Ta nniiuiij .....-- . , . .:
I "Z Afortln. was the last one 10 giv.
Itop ball, Vhieh he did some twelve
tetTbe beautiful to ace? Those
I '"? ' n.-.. imlfnpins with the
K Lhnet. and the dunking sword..
If 1 you "f Nancy had had anything
1 11, that to go to thc year-he made her
K to "ociety she would have about
lblr . the ball won't be until Fri-
Ifa, o I'll tay no more now. l may
fome more rumors about it before
In. and I'll tell ou if I do.
'EBK are two fiibhiouablc weddings
,i!. -,oi T his morninc .Miss Jiny
j, u was married to Gordon Fetter
..I. u. tiru.k's Church, and on
C-rdV Ml" Mary Coates will bo
firried to Charles Mervyn ouug, of
.ltimore, in St. James s imircn m
. The Kivinus wedding took place
.n,..ini- unci Hin ceremony was pcr-
formedbv Archbishop Dougherty, while
be nuptial mass which , followed was
Etctor of the church. I'.dith Kivinus, a
ister of the uncle, was muiu u. uuuui,
ltd looked very well in a very pretty
frnck. It was altogether a bcau-
Mul and .oleum wedding. Flo Rivimis,
he elder brother, gave ins nisier in
Miss Ooiites is to have her sister,
Irs. Curtis Cla, as matron of honor.
nd a .mall niece auu ucpnew wiii ut-r.
s na.cs. I have not heard positively,
tat I -uppo.e, as Mr, Young comes from
Baltimore, tbc will live there, though
!or that part of it I certainly am sorry,
for we'll all mis.? Mary immensely. Shu
is Midi an ull-round nice periou.
.nnbodv likes her. However, I hear
Mr. Youui; is cry charming, so we have
nly to wih her Iiappinct. ami not be
idfish about her going away.
JOHN' is as much as four jcars old.
M And be s certainly a darling.
mirthermnro. he speaks his mind out
n ail bub.ipcts. for which one may not
ilamc him
The other lny dud was shaving, and
mall John slipped quietly into the room
oa stood hciule him, looking up into
is face and not baying a word, because
''bad alwujh been cautioned: "Never
tfak to father when h'''h shaving" (jou
Bow the kiud of talk, "he might be
tirtlod anil cut himself" (and all the
istof it)
eo John did not bpcuk anil dud anpur
tljdid not notice lie was there. IIow-
just at lie liuMicd, be bent down
put ,i heautitnl sla1, n' soap on
ina'b cheek John ruised his small
tjamaed arm urnl ulneil lil phpolr. .
larking the while. "Clee, ou'rc
W. XAXf'Y AVYN'VW.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr, and Mrs. Willlnn, Wnrmll -vv,,-.
"f. of llllersleigh, lierniautown, have
B mi nations for u dinner in Fri
fl. Iibruar II!. before the Seeond
Wtmlily
'Mr nnrl Mi. i ij .i t.-t 1
till e , xu"ltl rJisfiiuit.'y,
tlayerfuid. lime issued invitations
dinner befoie the Second Asbetii
'in honor of their cousiu. Miss Edith
!! n. (,l!,b,1,tai"e duilghter i.f Mr. und
l.Kieliard Newliu. of Whitfovil. l'n.
jar, and Mrs .Joseph M. Huston, of
rau urw ini v'iu(..ii;..iw
&nt0S.n,.,ul ivp " (1'uor on
Ci JIl'(-,i'-egor Huston, before the
ulay livening Dancing Class.
J . u.. .... . ..
lin n , "UB '" -ulss i.orrain
if" "wn am
(.nod
dauzhter nt Dr. nnd
' street an.j Mr. Kdward Tlucon,
"aiaiikee. will take place on Fcb
Ch-,1" ...VuIv'-y I'resbyterinu
11 o'clock. streets,
' Mcdilini nF Ml... Tl !... r
H-, '-f "i illill i llllllir ctonnr mul
C3ndern,tBkoi,1j
LfesXataMpSnliru nn r-..
C,ycnilr: lil" Inwr, who has
lirLu?',"'1,"'''"'0'- the season nt
MlaatTY ' "a,'i'U8toii, will eutcr-
'" S?s(? "in ' 'P 1!elauco 1'heutre.
"4 Mr! i.V" Attorney General
' W iv inlra,T' Governor and Mrs,
Sra'la?,i'M)f I-souri; Ilricadier
W'l ami vrs' ,C1,,lr'P!i . Drake,
Mir 'V."- '"'''I " Tatter-'
.ever-iirencc
ienntor
1 McKett"1-?.L'aor
12" 'iramllU i 'i iiivotn;u; vol-
I Wof tip ?v cr,?nd Mr- - Cornell
I'Mri r , ,e Del"li,'ient.
J1'11- bo" i,"7r ,,:i!z? of Chestnut
S.ofNW.'Y0"'1 Mm. lint-
I ?a ,on v..7 '" Kive u small lunch -
iletHn. "ro,,y. I" ht
Jr n ii .7 ,rc"erlck A. 1
''Buff'M "?' im"rt'. Im. La'
Som'f' ,,..,.,"u .. McKle., j
innnr nf Aflou
GeoU f.111; ''"''Shier of Mr. and
WoVrry !! l' her parents for
It, a
IW'tJtn .n1' ..TIrnry " Ogden. who
ln(lC...sPei"liiiir the i..... ..'. Vu.
e"""' wjll give a snal
'."w MreeirM. am
'.wth. uli.iL .Lettv! .'.lcxt week for
-.. ,UOy wm remain until
w Jiinrr . "'zr .vu wLMus juixan
l1l, " WS Vtafh. ObaUit
Hill, arc spending several weeks at the
Bcllevuc-Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoman nldeway, 1525
Pine street, have Issued invitations for
fl dinner In honor of Miss Susan Norrls,
debutante daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Norrls, before the ball which Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Glendinning will
glvo in honor of their daughters, Miss
Mary F. Glendeiining and Miss Ellen
aicndlnning, on Friday.
Mrs. Joseph L. AVooIston, of Chest
nut avenue, Chestnut Hill, will give a
dinner thin evening for Miss Purchase,
of Cincinnati, O.
Miss Florence Paul Kane, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kent Kane, of llad.
nor, returned last evening from n visit
to Newdfaven.
Mrs. Kobcrt R. Montgomery, of
Ardrossan, Villanova, is spending n few
days in New York.
Mrs. George D. Roscngartcn, of Mal
vern, nnd Miss Elizabeth Steel returned
to Florida to join Mr. Rosengnrtcn on
his houseboat and will take a si weeks'
cruise around Miami und Palm Reach.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Seavcr, of
Montgomery avenue, Chestnut Hill, will
spend part of Lent at Lake Tlacld,
N. Y.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
The Cynwyd Club gavo its regular
monthly dance at the elubboutc Satur
day evening.
The Women's Club of Cynwyd has
n most attractive "Tea Nov" ut the
crossroads of Montgomery und Lancas.
ter avenues. Different club members
have charge each day and serve lunch
nnd ten. This is for the benefit of their
building fund. They also have for sale
some very pretty and useful gifts.
Thc Community Choral of thc
Women's Club of Cynwyd gave a musi
cal last evening in at. Mathias's Audi
torium, corner of Bryn Mawr and High
land avenues, Cynwyd. Mrs. Clara
Yocum Joyce directed the choral, and
the soloists were Miss Mildred Faas,
Miss Elizabeth Gest and Miss Iloratia
Commcll.
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. C. McKell. of Es
sex avenue, Narherth, are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Rrcnncr, of
Minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs. Clarence . Tny, of Essex ave
nue, Nnrberth, gave an afternoon bridge
party in honor of Miss Linda Kirk,
whose engagement to Mr. William Day
recently was aunounccd. Her guests in
cluded Miss Linda Kirk. Miss Marguer
ite Kirk, Mrs. Frank Bacr, Mrs. B. A.
Rudolph, Mrs. II. Brom, Mrs. Clarence
Gallagher, Mrs. Clement Mi-Crea, Mrs.
Hugh N. Brown nnd Mrs. Robert
Hoso.
ALONG THE READING
Miss Emily 1). Nicholson, who has
been visiting her auntb, Miss Mary
Nicholson and Miss Anna Nicholson, of
407 Walnut street, Jeuklntown, has
returned to her home in Wilkinsburg,
Penfia.
Mrs. Morris Glickman, of Oak Lane,
has been entertaining Miss Yvctlc Edlc
man, of Tarry town, N. Y.
.Mr. and Mrs. Miles P. Hoffman, of
Lindenwolde terrace, Ambler, are mak
ing their home in Atlantic City. Mr.
Godfrey ,S. Mahn, who until recently
had a country place near Three Tuna,
has (eased the Hoffman house nt Am
bler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fran, who
have been spending some time in Atlun
tLc,,.My' 1,ave returned to their home
at Elkins Park.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Erneat Brecht, for
merly of Ashbourne, are receiving con
gratuIAtions on the birth of u Mn ut
J'ort Myer. Flu. Mrs. JliT..h(- .in i,
remembered as .Miss Estellc Dickinson,
of LIUins Park and of Wcstvillc, N. J.
Miss Kellogg, of Langhoruc, will civc
a fancv-dress hnll at iv, n,.i... r-i..r...
Country Club Thursday, January 2U.
Mrs
Naomi
gone
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. William Shumau, of 104 West
uortter btieet, announces thc marriage
of her daughter. Mis.) Margaret Shu
mau, .to Mr. William F. Itcttig, of
"cumugiuii. .ur. ana Jlrs. Itett e urn
"l.ifl M.. .!.!.. ...I...
-. -'.uuiltuis birecc.
living at
of
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Thomas O. Havdnel.- .t-
Ridley Park, gave u children's narr'v nn
Saturday afternoon for lier little dauzh
ter, Miss Betty Haydoek, and her
friends.
. ?V VV' Vi, Deuuc- of 1idlfy Park',
left for Pnlm Beach. Fla., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Nelson, of Rid
ley Park, have returned to their home
from a stuy at Atlantic City.
The dancing Wns.s for thc young peo
ple ot, Christ Church, Ridley Park, will
meet in the parish house this afternoon
and that for thc older members in the
evening.
-Mi
WEST PHILADELPHIA
.losepli .11. Cordruy was the
guest of honor at u diuner giicu bv Dr,
mul Airs, 'lliinldeus La Place nt the
Baltimore Hotel, Kansas City, Mo,,
last Wednesdaj, prior to her going to
Denver uud San Diego.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Men in Travis, of West
Philadelphia, will leave ou January 27
for Palm Beach. Mrs. Travis was Miss
Marie Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
J. J. Martin, of Brandywino Summit.
Mrs. Clarence Dill, of 5S53 Spring
field avenue, is the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Roberts, of Chicago.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Julius Roscnbery, of 2.102 North
Thirtieth htrect, entertained informal
ly on Saturday evening, at bis home.
Among the guests were Miss Bessie
Rosenberg, Miss Frnnces Ncedleman,
Miss Yeta Needleman, Miss Frances
Goldberg, Miss Florence Gliesner, Miss
Surah Krankcl, Miss Rose Brodsky,
Miss Snruh Brodsky, Miss Ruth
Giecnbcrg, Miss Paulino Livett, Miss
Anna Gettllu, Miss Sarah Leopold,
.Miss Rae D. Gerborry, Miss Sadlo Nei
hurg, .Mr. Morris Weily. Mr. Herman
Wishnow, Mr. Henry Shander, Mr.
Lou Ficnherg, Mr. Jack Knopf, Mr.
Joo Wishnow. Mr. Nathan Kohu, Mr.
Al Sulinsky, Mr. Jack Levin, Mr. Dave
Wcita;, Mr. Alexander A. Gettio, Mr.
Bernard Wattman, Mr. Harry B. Gett
liu and Mr. Albert Roseuberg.
Tho members of the card club of
which Mrs. Walter II. Eastbum, of
2141 North Eighteenth streot, is presi
dent, will bo entertained this after
noon by Mrs, J, Albert Moore at the
Mont a Vista Apartments in Overbrook.
They include Mrs. William Carman,
Mrs. Louis Eckel, Mrs. Rose Russell,
Mrs. Elmer Young, Mrs. William Boyd,
Mrs. George Gegenheimer, Mrs, Harry
Palmer, Mrs. Higgius, Mrs, D, II.
Kruger and Mrs. Byron S. Ramsay,
At thev uunual meeting of the Aid
Society of the Holy Gross Lutheran
Church Mrs. M. Kuuffeld was elected
IU'iWat; Mrs. 0. '&&b rioe, rai4diit,;
BROTHER AND SISTER
liiiHH'' '''VlSKHWFi&XKkilKfmEi'
l'liiitu by rhoto-CraflerB
.Miss Liza. Norrls, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. John C. Non-is, and her
brothci' live ut 10 East Chestnut avenue, Chestnut Hill
Mrs. L. Kauffcld, secretary, and Mrs,
G. Sonucboru, treasurer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, of 1008 Dia
mond street, has! returned homo from a
fortnight's stay in Massillou, 0., where
she was thc guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chidestcr.
Miss Gladys Gutman, who has been
passing some time as the guest of her
undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schloss, of 2302 Green street, has re
turned to her home in New York.
Mrs. Henry Parker, of 37iy North
Twenty-fifth street, cntertaiued the
members of thc Sorosis Club yesterday
afternoon ut her home. Current events
were discussed by Mrs. J. E. M. Keller,
Mrs. Parker, .Miss Ellu R. Keller, Miss
Florenco Howard, Mrs, Joseph Mnt
lack, Mrs. S. B. McDoucll, Mrs. II. II.
Pedlcton. Mrs. S. II. Sweeting. Mrs
Austin W Mathews und Mrs. John S.
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Eltriugbam entertained
the members of the Locust Giec Club at
their home, 430n North Gratz street, at
dinner Inst week. Among the guests
were Miss Jane Kurtis, Miss Peggy
Garvey, of Chester, Pa. ; Miss Etumu
Eltringhum, of Girardville. Pu. ; Miss
Bertha Lnyton, Miss Sara Giattis, Miss
C. Riley. Miss Anna Ritfert, Miss Alice
Smutz, Miss E. Cook, Miss Mae Pass,
Mr. William Maston, .Mr. William
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sweeney,
Mr. Guy Connor, h Bernard Stock
mau, Mr. II. Sawyer, Mr. Harry Cly
me,r, Mr. J. Oritton. Mr. Bernard J.
Devlin, Mr. Frank Snaiduinu ami Mr.
Pierre J. Marquis.
s. Anthony and her daughter, Mis
ii Anthony, of Spring House, lm ve
to Atlantic City for the winter.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. und Mrs. Singer gave il birtliduj
party in honor of their son, Muster
Sidney Singer, on l)is seventh miniver
bary at their home, 742 Suiith Fourth
street. Among those present were the
following: Miss Kate Koruc, Mist! Rose
Korce. Miss Anna Matuek, Miss Kute
Matuck, Miss Sjlvia Iseuberg, .Miss
Beatrice Lcrman, from Mount Holly,
N. J.: Miss Martha Singer. Miss Jen
nie Singer, MNs Fannie Singer, Miss
Lena ShiKCr, Mfss Kate Singer, Miss
Eleanor Kulin. Miss Ida Culrow, Miss
Goldy Allies, Master Henry Wool.ston,
Master Frederick Goldstein, Master
Sol Goldstein, Master Bcuiamiu Swurtz,
Master Leon Singe,!-. Muster Nathan
Singer. Master Morris Singer, Muster
Josic Singer, Master Herbert Spilkes,
Master Willard Spilkes, Master Her
man Grossman, Master Nathan Se
bonlsky and Muster Maurice Alder.
Thc Mo-Ang C. C. gave a minstrel
and dance Friday evening last at
Toner's Hall. The proceeds of the af
fair will go toward refurnishing the
clubhouse ut Nullonnl Park, N. J. Mr.
Neary, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Kendrii ks,
Mr. Mose Nearj, Mr. Thomas Keudrick,
Mr. Frank O'Brien, Mr. William Deng
ler, Mr. Rov Poole. Mr. William Hall
man, Mr. Thomas AVolfe, Mr. William
llamerstein and Mr. Boots Altersit.
eutertained. The club will give its an
nual dnuce shortly at MeCrea Daucing
Academy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Saurman. of
Chicago, nro receiving congratulation's
on the birth of a daughter. Miss Anna
Saurman. Mrs. Saurman will be re
membered as Miss Alice Rogers, of the
Spruce, 712 Spruce street.
Miss Bertha Sanders cntertnined in
formally at her home, 2.'to,"i South
Seventeenth street, last evening. Among
those present were Miss Dorothea
Petersen, Miss Helen Marshall. Miss
Barbara Marshall. Miss Margaret Bar
ton, Miss Anna Schenkcr, Miss Mury
Schano, Miss Mildred Penterman, Mrs.
Walter Brown, Mr. Gus Achtermau,
Mr. William Achtermau, Mr. Herbert
Burton, Mr. Nathan Berry. Mr. Paul
Miller. Mr. Lee Woodward, Mr. and
Mrs. Emanuel Nideker, Mr. ami Mrs.
Edward Harris, Mrs. Charles Sardu
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Adolph Penterman.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, of Nine
teenth and Shunk btrcets, has gone to
Annapolis, Mil., for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyle, of Frank
lin, Mass-, will spend a few days with
Mr. Boyle's uunt, Mrs. Eleanor Blake,
at her home, KU7 Wolf street. Mrs.
Boyle will be remembered as Miss Irene
Crcighton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Crcighton, of Franklin, Mass.
Mr. Lindsay Lcmoral Hill has re
cently returned " from overseas after
spending eighteen months. Hoexpects
to spend a few months in Maine, re
turning home about Murch 15.
The first card party uud reception of
thc new year 1U20 for the benefit of
the recently organized "Day Nursery,"
will be held in thc school hall of St.
Monica's, Seventeenth and Ritner
streets, tomorrow evening. Miss Jane
E. Harrold, of 2044 South Fifteenth
street, and Miss Helen Singenbergcr
are among those who will entertain.
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. and Mrs. William N, W, Pass,
of Manayunk avenue, cntertnined at
dinner and curds on Saturday evening
at tlioir home. Their guests included
Mr. und Mrs. Frederick Gaylord Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Thompson, Mr.
nud Mrs. Calvin S. Haiti, Mr. and Mrs.
James Hindle und Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
E. Bcalc.
NORRISTOWN
The members of (he 1020 summer
graduating clubs of tho Norristown High
School will gho u complimentary shine
to the 1020 winter graduating class in
the high school gymnasium on Friday
evening, January 2;t, Tho committee
in charge of tho evcut will include MUa
Agnes Bates, Miss Dorothy Macintosh,
Miss Frances Maybcrry. Miss Estellc
Miiwhinney, Mr. Tyson Dale, Mr, John
Balmer, Mr. Harry Kceler, Mr. Vau
Brant. Tho commencement exercises of
tho 1020 winter class will bo held on
Thursday, February 0. nud tho class -day
exercises on Tuesday,, February' 3,
ittsJiicUScJwUud.itorlaa.
MISS RIVINUS BRIDE
OF MR. FETTERMAN
Fashionable Wedding in St.
Patrick's Church Archbishop
Performs Ceremony
A wedding of social importance took
place this morning in St. Patrick's
Church, Twentieth and Rlttenhouse
streets, at -nine o'clock, when Miss
Mary Maxcy Rivinus, daughter of the
late Mr. David Caldwell Florens Rivi
mis and Mrs. Rivinus, of 2110 Dc Lau
street, became the bride of Mr. J. Gor
don Fetterman.
The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop Dougherty nuil was followed
by a nuptial mass celebrated by Mon
signor William Kieren, rector of St.
Patrick's Church.
The bride, who was given in marriage
bv her brother, Mr. Edward Florens
Rivinus, wore u gown of jvbite satin
trimmed with poiut d'esprit lace. Her
veil was of the sam- lace nnd had been
worn by her mother ut her wedding.
She curried a bouquet of roses ami
lil'es. of. the- valley.
Miss Edith Rivinus. u bister of the
bride, wus innid of honor. She wore n
frock of pink brocade, a hat of brown
tulle and gold lace and carried pink
roses. Little Miss Marion Marltoc Ri
vinus and Master Edward Florens Ri
vinus, Jr., niece and nephew of the
bride, were page and flower girl and
carried a basket of flowers.
Mr. Fetterman was attended by his
biotlier. Dr. Wilfred Fetterman, aH
best man. and the ushers included
another brother, Mr. George Fetter
man. Mr. Francis Markoc Rivinus, a
brother of the bride ; Mr. E. Baldwin
Edwards, and Dr. Ralph Pembeiton. A
sniull breakfast ut the Acorn Club for
the immediate families onlj followed the
ceremony. After a wedding trip Mr. und
Mrs. Fcttcrmun will live in Media.
GIDEON .FELL
Miss E. Kuthnn Fell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lawrence Fell, of
43o We-t School lane. Gcrmnntown,
will be married nt t! o'elnrk this eve
ning to Mr. Roy M. Gidcnu, of this
r'ty. The nibrriage will take place at
the liomi of the bride's parents, und
will be conducted under the ceremony
of the Friends. Onlj the families
and a very few friends will be present
at the ceremony which will b.- fol
lowed by a large reception. Air. and
Mrs Gideon will go to Honolulu where
they will remain until spring. I'noii
their return they will live in this city.
SUTLIF HESTON
The wedding of Miss Vera H. Heston,
of 5411 Lansdowne aenue, und Mr.
Oscar F. Sutliff. of 1!!4S North Fifty
ninth street, took place at thc Fletcher
Methodist Episcopal Church, Fifty -fourth
and Master streets, csteiday,
Thc bride was given in marriage by her
cousin, Mr. Warner Roberts Heston.
The Rev. Dr. George Burns officiated.
A reception followed at the home rf the
bride after the ceremony. Mrs
Clarence L. Walker. Jr., was matron of
honor and thc bridesmaids were Miss
Mwtle Sutliff. sister of the bridegre m
Miss Anna Heston, sister of the bride;
Mrs. T. Irving Cooncr, of Woodbury,
N. J., and Mrs. W. Turner, of Swarth
more. Mr. Sutliff bad for his best man Mr.
William 11. Rickard, while the ushers
included Mr. Joseph B. Furmin, of
Delaware City; Mr. John Crower, of
Gcrmantown j Mr. Stanley II. Boyd, of
Canton, O. ; Mr. Clarcnco L, Walker,
Jr., of Wilmington; Mr. William O.
McGlathcry and Mr. Percy Hodson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sutliff left Immediately
nftcr the reception for an extended wed
ding trip. They will bo nt home after
February 15 at 5144 Lansdowne avenue.
WALKER COLLINS
Tim ireilrllnor of Miss HMen Collins,
of 051 Brooks avenue, and Mr. Clar
ence L. Walker, Jr., of Wilmington,
Del.", took place at tho Fletcher Meth
odist Episcopal Church yesterday nt A
oclock. The liev. i-r. ucorgc "
officiated. Miss Vcru Heston was maid
of honor. , , ,,
Mr. Whitman Walker, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man. The
ushers were: Mr. Oscar Sutliff nud
Mr, Stanley Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker left for their
wedding trip immediately nftcr the re
ception, which followed the ceremony.
After Fcbrunry 15, they will be at home
nt 051 Brooks avenue, W est Philadel
phia. BARRETT BARR
Miss Madeline Barr, of 00 North
Fifty-ninth street, was ouletly married
to Mr. W. J. Barrett, of 030 Wynne-
wood road, yesterday, nt l-o clock.
Miss Naomi Barr, sister of thc bride,
attended her as mnlil oi nonnr. Wmie
Mr. Irwin Barrett acted a& best man
for his brother.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Batrett will be at home
after February 15, at Hagerstown, Md.
BELFORD SMITH
A pretty wedding took place on Sat
urday morning at 11 o'clock at St. Aii
'drew's Episcopal Church, Eighth and
Spruce streets when Miss Florence U.
Smith, of 870 Wynucwood road, was
given in marriage by her father to.Mr.
Alfred G. Belford. of 2."5-South Forty-
'tirst street. Thc Kcv. ur. .1. Joicc
Moore officiated. reception ui. i.ie
Rittcnhonse. followed immediately after
tho ceremony. . . ,.
After an extended .wedding trip, Sir.
and Mrs. tfcuoru win nve i ui no
burg, Pa.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones, of 3307
Frederick street, gave a farewell party
last week for their sou, Mr. Edward
It. Jones, who left yesterday for a tour
throuch thc West to California. Thc
guests included Mr. JohnTIalstead, Mr.
Walter Fox, Mr. Merrill Fcrtick, MV.
David Furman, Mr. Benjamin Ashton.
Mr. John Kenworthv. Mr. James Mc
Kay. Jr.. Mr. George Brooks. Mr. Har
old Warrington. Mr. Sidney Bates, Mr.
Jonus Green. Mr. Theodore Brown
worth. Mr.. Owen Young, Mr. Frank
O'Dounell. Miss Myrtle O'Donnell,
Miss Sara Jones, Miss Lillian Jones,
Air. Thomas Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jones. Thc honor guest served
overseas a year and four months with
the 145th Infantry, Thirty-seventh Di
vision. Mrs. Robert . B'ukmirc, of Midvale
avenue, entertuincd the Aid Society of
the Fulls Baptist Church last evening
at her home.
At the nunual banquet of the Falls
Young Women's Christian Association
on Saturday evening at thc association
rooms on Ridge uvenue Miss Jessie Me
Culloch, girls' secretary, acted as toast
mistress and the toasts were responded
to by Mrs. Arthan Raus, of the Moth
ers' Club ; Miss Esther Ferguson, Miss
Edith Cavelle. of the Girl Reserves
Corps; Miss Grace Kyle, High School
Club; Mis Irene Jones, Junior Girl
Reserves Corps, and Miss Gladys Smith.
Blue Triangle Club. The dinner was
follow ed by the election of the following
committee of management : For a term
of three years. Mrs. Richard Norris,
Mrs. M. A. Ferris, Mrs. Elizabeth Dob
eon Altemu.s, Mrs. Frunk Kenworthy,
Mrs. L. Hurry Richards, Jr.; for two
vears. Mrs. Arthur Rans and Mrs. Ed
ward Rice. On Thursday evening the"
committee of management will elect its
officers, who also serve as the officers
of the association.
TIOGA
Mrs. Frederick Weber, of 3728 North
Bouvicr street, will entertain the fol
lowing at cards on Friday afternoon
nt her homo; Mrs, Gcorgo B. Spots,
Mrs, Florence Watts, Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. William F. Hudson Mrs.
Richard Ocllers, Mrs. Collins Rogers,
Mrs. Isaac Dotwller. Mrs. B. Frank
Ilaule, Mrs. Mabel Klstcr, Mrs. Charles
A. White, Mrs. Henry McClny, Mrs.
Blanche Baynnnl nnd Mrs. Nellie Mil
drcn. '
The annual meeting of thoTau Sigma
Sorority will bo held this evening nt
the home of Miss Henrietta M. Rohlifs,
1818 West Venango street.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. McMichael
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home in Eric, Pn. The bride
was Miss Sophie S. Ycagcr. Mr. Mc
Michael served overseas ns sergeant of
Company F, 125th Engineers.
Haln, Mrs. Arthur Littlcwood, Mrs.
TMivIn HHinflolrL Mrs. Frederick Simp
son, Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs Harry
Turtle, Mrs. jsainn uyan, xurs. uicnaru
KhtwiRle. Mrs. Charles S. Ervine. Mrs.
Gcorgo Tngert, Mrs.- Daniel Hnln, Mrs.
Andrew Simpson. Mrs. C. O. Simpson,
Mrs. William Simpson. urs. uunries
Jordan. Mrs. Thomas Sboesmltb, Mrs.
C. E. Dodgson and Mrs. Haney.
WALNUT
Tho Play Ti
Evgs. at 8:20
Mat. Thurs.. 3:1E
That Puts Joy In LIvlne
"POLLYANNA"
ALk NHXT WEEK SEAT8 NOW
TMIMME
fflJW)
ItADIANT CAUTOON MUSICAL, COMED5T
COIIKINO COMEDY CAST
nortu eoub QAitDEN of omuna
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frey, of
Northwood avenue, nre being congrat
ulated on thc birth of a sou, John C.
Frcy, Jr.
. Mrs. P. Carpell. of Arrott street, will
ghc a luncheon of twelve covers today
for the members of her card club.
Mr. nud Mrs. Robert Anderson, nf
40.'(2 Penn street, have gone to Florida.
anil before returning home will travel
through the West and Cnlifornin.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer, of Frankfort!
avenue nnd Orthodox street, haH re
turned from an extended stay in Cleve
land, O., where she was visiting.
The annual banquet of the Business
Mcn'H and Taxpayers' Association will
be held on Monday evening, February
2, at Masonic Hall, in conjunction with
the Frankford Board of Trade, when
Mayor J. Hampton Moore will be one
of the distinguished guests prcseut.
MANAYUNK
The members of thc Clergy Club oi
the Twenty-first ward were entertained
nt their January meeting last week in
Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal
Church. Green laue. The Rev. Charles
S. Mcrvinc, rector of thc church, pre
sided and a paper was read by tho Rev.
Willinm May, of thc Ridge Avenue
Methodist Episcopal 'Church, Iloxbor
ough, on "Books a Preacher Should
Read." The meeting was preceded by
a dinner, at which the following were
hostesses : Mrs. William E. Shappell,
Mrs. George Littlcwood, Mrs. Robert
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soloist CAST ON
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RF.3. BEATS AT HEPPB'S. 7Bc to 2 BO.
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Russian Symphony Orchestra
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WORL.D-KAMOUS ORIENTAL. DANCER
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PEERLESS Present
KATHERINE M&cDONALD
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IN A NEW PICTURE
"THE THUNDERBOLT"
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Added "THE PENDLETON nOUND-Ur"
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CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN ADAPTATION FROM PLAY
"EYES OF YOUTH"
Limited Engagement
Commencing Monday Next
Tho Superlative lfltm Spectacle
"EVERYWOMAN"
CAST UNPRECEDENTED
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT BELOW 10TII
10 A. M., 12, 2, .1:4(3, B.45, 7:45, 0:30 T. Mf
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"EYES OF YOUTH"
Augmented Orchestra Now Organ.
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DDAH 'rllla ft"a Nex' Week Only.
DlJrLJ Evenings at 8:1.'..
Matinee Tomorrow,
SAM H. HARRIS Presents
WILLIAM
COLLIER
la
"The Hottentot"
A new farce by Victor Mapos.
FORREST
EVGS. AT 8:15.
Mat. Tomorrow
RAYMOND
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In his latest muslcul revue J
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17TH pi: i.AvouY uTao'
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A New Comedy by Rupert Hughea
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 27
SIR OLIVER LODGE
8L''OND LECTURE IN SERIES
The Evidence for Survival"
Tlcketa, 7.r.o to ti inn Chestnut St
Sam S. Shubert "vos. t 8 -is.
. .. Mat. Wtirt. 4 Sat.
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in Lecture, With Readings
"Through Eyes of Youth"
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