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Wancy Wynne Talks of the Coming Out-of -Doors Affairs.
She Speaks of the Frazicr-Brown Wedding Today.
Other Bits of Gossip
"iflARLOTTK BROWN will mnkc u
( j nrrttv bride today. I am sine. Slio
i. ..,. dork and hns lino coloring, and
the bfltlnl satin ulwnys lookn so lovely
with dark liolr. The IIoiiHtous bw in
...Aiirn ntr nil ni"'.' '"" ....'"
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&HffiD& APRIL l,r v120
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(ir tic HHHtlng. Miss Mlcatior l.nngton,
Jllsa Marian Vanneman, Mlaa Klfxabcth
Doyle and Miss llosemnry Dclalwnty.
A curd parly will be given by the
.otrp Uanie alumnae in the Ulovcr
II mm a( tlin t11...... C1i 1 I
tl. wcH.Htm will " "' " vol m,',' Jt Trinity Collr-Rc. WnalilnRtou. Mrs.
.ffnll' Wlllld... 1.!..-. !.. ..I . ..
"":. ., i.n ....... in invo iinnn ilium jYiiiic i n r mo 01 mo mm
MM v TllHJTlV who wus u nuvr iii-cii ,,.. .,.? . ' "-"-V"," ".'.,""-J-""'
.ur," . ..i.r ... uni uni fin nnii Mo. """v "" i- miiiiiuriL'ti uv .mihr i nri
hriilf-iiiM""' .. n Jlrn ... irf, Jlnrrv Mnnlrntr ML. '
nr nit? iiuum "i "v ...... v. ,.o. -f T - , -, --..., ...WJ
" ., r o be death of her num. Mrs. " aiurpiiy. Mrs. Harry Mcsl
v ' KntiiiK, 'which occurred n short Mn,,J- I.owry and othrr.
imenw West Krajier will liuvc his .Mrs A. Nelson Clarke
nVntlicr. the He'. Robert Frailer, who ' chnntvllle, will be hostess at
I brother
of Mer
fltn 1A.t
I married Miella Kdwnn . of Hvooklyn. , meeting of her bridge club on Wed
"few months ago. as .best man. And ( nrwlny. The members include Mrs.
rhflrlotte'M uncle. Doctor Crawford, will Ncis0ll Clarke. Mrs. W. Italslou Hod
,,crform the ceremony, ms ioji uniue- , Kers jiVSi i0lly sri,Wnrtz. Mm. II. F
I Unrlrr will e picm-iii " ".', i- , .Mnliarz. Jlrs. I In rod von. Mrs. Pitt
noumf tl..; W?t??,u '' ' V ',":: ,!"' .kor. Mm. James Charlton. Mrs
.u'. In-t he-11 em v iiuri'u .vu niu.i nil
'."in hov lovely it will be! Thai
' -i. i. mnf nlrttirraniip. nliici" for
, iwltllDB. The horlc-McAUister o.ie
ttlfft 1 have seen for a long time.
. Harr.v Felillne Mrs. C'hni-tou Tlill.
lips. MIm Kdltli Kite and Mrs. Carroll
Haines.
Mr. Kobcrl T. Fox. of Now Yoik.
spent last wejk-ond with his parents.
Mr. and Mm. Charles T. Fox.
Dr. and Mrs. Fdison I'ettlt. of Wil '
liamsday. Wis., are receiving congrntu I
lutioiis on tlio birth gf a daughter. Mrs. ,
rcttlt was formerlv Miss Hannah K.
Steele. 0f Wa.Mir. After July Doctor!
ami .Mrs. I'ettlt Will live n V ttsbtnir i. '
tno
pro
WHAT a stunning-looking woman
Mr.- am Hell. dr.,. is! I saw !ier
tire other evening wearing u black vol -1
1 ..nt nn lone 1 ncs. which uc-
lontuoteil iier slender rigure. and she
i-i.i i.Lstir uii well.
UOi". "'"",," ...... ( .!. A' l.nrl. uMinrn iMnrn.. KnfrfW ..Ml l... ,lt .v.. ' i
'I hi OOtllCP WUB lit iu ' ii-tif uvtii r ;: - vvi vnn m Uv uiutum ui
frtint ad lacU- silv,,l' K11'0 being used "o owerntor.
o build it up a little in front. The Mr. Clarence U
nklrt. WlllCIl was Iiiuiu. wub imunra
with a Ions, graceful train. About her
nwk Mrs. Bell wore a string of pcavlb.
Anothe- black frock I iioU;d recently
, as worn by Mrs. Stanley G. Flagg.
Ir It was of dull crepe de i-li ne urn
i made with a surpllced bodice uud
riort tnlU- sleeves. ,U,wn? cut ln n
k.v Mtin irunt uu " '. "". .".-. w."
uo. - t
ir.ln. tno. .ir
Inoked "0 P''e'.v
black gown-
rvOESN'T this weather
U think of nut-of-doors
Flagg's bright hair
in i-ontrnxt to the
nmpr. nf ow Vni-L
spent last week with his parents. Mr!
and Mrs. Henry Hoover, at St. Davids.
make jon
affairs an
Mrs. Frank W. Heed, of Wnyne.
will entertain in honor of her daugh
ter. Miss Kvelyn Gould Heed, this aft-'
emooii. Among the guests will be Miss
Isabel Khnrdt. Miss Ann Hunter. Miss
I'cggy Chew, Miss Mnry Stocklev. Miss
Kvelyn Watlns. Miss Kllr.abcth Houston.
Miss Isnboll Spuulding, Miss Munei
I'orsythe. .Miss Dorothy Weber. Mis
l',enora Weber, Miss Isabel Highter and
Miss lrgiula Aibcott.
Dr. and Mrs. Harr.v It. Adaini. nf
4 V ? ilrV HlBBm -pCr JK3fcjl i V-Hiyfti:i?
Duclicssti lace, pearls nnd orange b)6
somn. She will carry a shower bouquet
of orchids and roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh nil will live In
Hackcnsack, N. .1. The, bridegroom
was n cnptnln in the First Division of
the I'nlted Ktntcs Infantry.
CARPENTER MILLS
i An attractive wedding of the week
'was that of Miss Kllr.abcth A. Mills,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
I Mills, of OT.'Jl North Carlisle street, and
Mr. William F. Carpenter, or iu uu-
nont street. Koxborougu, wnicn
ORCHESTRA PRESENTS
A SPLENDID PROGRAM
Fine Rendition of Tschaikowsky
Fourth Symphony Rudolph
Ganz tho Soloist
even Halnt'feaeds, who of nil tlie Frk!'
possessed Inthe highest degree lh ff, t
tlnct for architecture Inlils niilslf. MrsA," ,K
Gnnr. brought out all IiIm (ilctnll, bjlt',; -W
never nllnwpd it to Interfere with llrti'MW
uiuiuestionahly one of the lluest pieces i poetry of the concerto. In his pjr v , "
but, as they always are, proved lo be
the most popular with the nudlence
who npplnudcd both to the. echo. The
whole work waq given with strength
ond virility nnd the performance was
.Tphnlknwly
Hlbrlluit
. . .Snlnt-Hrfi-.
Htmnhnri' Vn i
WAS I fiu. ft n tt Tiinnstla
solemnized on Wednesday evening at the Kirtn rmno concerip.. . .
home of the bride h parents uy tnc ncv. ;
Doctor Hnckeiibcig, of the Oak Lnnc
.Metlindlsl Enlsoomil Church. Mr.. Mills A -pirited and tcmperamentnl reading m-Iii. uniHilmllny nuinher was Ihr Fifth "n.a olhrr nololut will bt Mnrcl Tib.uuau.
gave his daughter in inarrlage. and Miss and performance of Tschalkowsky s ,,.,.,.,., for pu,,n nud mrhestrii of ,,,r1",Br0rBnm6n?o f'th-'Vlo'.rr Jbo" murtn
of HVinnhonic of the current season. Irnrmnnee hp ilpenoiipil the favorable. 1m
Hibcllus's "Swan of the Tuonela, ' Iprcsslon which he has created In his
n legend from the Finnish folk-epic j previous Philadelphia appearances.
"Kalevula ' was the second number on' . . -- ....--
tho concise .nnd attractive program.! rniliilr Miioin mCMTO
The composition Is principally n solo, UOMING MUSIC EVtN I b
for English horn and Mr. Ili-nkelinnti
played the expression solo part with i Ml rcnflti Ituhts opronn. wlnnr or
great beauty of tone and faultless ih mkowki mtdai in lum, will h onu nt
rlivllim At tlii rlnsp Mr Minkowski "1u ololl st Ihp orchmtrn. eonctrti next
rnyinm. m liic nose .nr, ainKonsKi HtfU hii Is ihr nrt wlnntr to b eranUd
made him rise nnd acknowledge the up- nn pparnee with the .orthMtra. nnd ha
plauso which Ills excellent performance i iii ntn- two are t loiomturs rl, "Vm
llle ' nnil the "MHd Hcenf. from "i.ucm
I justly called forth.
Mliznbeth M. Jtlltlctlge, ur iiesma u. mm; loirui .ijinpmiD.v, nn eqiiiuiy imp rcii , Saint-Hat-ns. plated by l.udolph (innz. for ot.on mi .mail orchtr. mart uy Mt
Miss Carolyn Wilt, the little niece of , d lion of Sibelius s Imaglnnt vo "Swan T)f. ,.,.,.,., hn; no- KfB pll(.d j,, rtiohowjhi Th. orchjairai ?"" fa.7n'$$
the bride, llower girl, wete her at-,nf the 'liymola" by he orchestra ami , ,,,,,,,., ,,, ,)(.f()r(. ,, ,s ,)robllby the Ihr'vv.a.r'Sn number".
tendants. i excel cut presentation of Saint- , t k f ,)f ,hp Saint-Hnens ,
Mr. Clarence It. Carpenter was hls'Sacuss little known Hftli concerto , ,.,,,., w,, ti. possible ex- Tho Treble Clef ciub mil give touattv
brother's best man. A icceptlon followed , for piano nud oichestra, with Hudolph ''""," ,on. ' ;..' , ." " u1 , 10st "t- '" V1!!-1' u l"e ..i:rooni of h Alain. Hniw
the service. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carpenter; tianz as soloist, made up one of the ?lf. rk ihJ Lie I elnc the best bJVomVcoiM" wiii,h2.uM. n "t
left on a short trlp.and will be nt home' finest programs of the Philadelphia Or- '7," I -oioST.ir'buSen" by' Jui.ior TsmtSfs .1
..(.. Mov 1 ui N'nnvnnil. Pn. T he I icstro nensnii nt insteri nt ' cntipert. Ot tlie IIIICC lnovcinilllf, oeiug somennui . .
, ... ... .. , Kim nr in ( nnstvllpt nil find rllVtlimiC -
I'lioto bv rhoto-i'rMfi. -.MRS.
I.K (,KAM) II. CANNON
And Ivmi of her .tttrndanls, .Mrs. Joseph W. ltalley. Jr.. and .Miss Klla
beth C. Norris. .Mis. Caution before her nrirrltigr was .Miss f'aitlinc
Dciirlda
.verthingV Why. it just makes jou -10112 Spruce street, hate Issued invi
'naiii lo go into the country nnd walk ' tations for a dinner of twcntv-foii
nlll vnll, and walk. Tt makes you . covers on Suturduy evening, May 1.
tr.. ...! it-., it ,
.mi. uiiu .uni, m-iiry Aiesmg. oi .Mid
land avenue. Wayne, entertained nt
dinner before the last of the St. Davids
subscription dances.
full, f 'ion rides thrnuch fields and
orer fences on a prancing horse with
Hi? wind Wowing on your '
tell ou, it would be great! And then
... Ln til tninK 01 IIOI-BV Pliun "
pony Khows and races and meets. There
n,v to many of these hlngs in the
n nnninc. i nrrr ' "" "- . , ',-,. n,i n..i..,.i J...i
, ... 11 ID rrnni 11 II. in. linill II """ V.I.UUIU IUU.1.1
r;. And'then thero will be tbe
; cl.,.. lutni- in the month nun
nil wrts of benefits through May and
"'The Abiogton Hospital Fete, whiel;
i. . i, ..nllnl "Once n a nine Moon.
..ill be held in June. And I like that
MISS C. H. BROWN TO
WEDW.W.FRAZIER.3D
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs. Clarence Leigh Mo.tcr.. of Sjc
lorc und Orchard roads. Merion. will
give n bridge on Tuesday for the bene
fit of the Webster Street Ilom-c.
Mr. and Mis. William II. Collins, of
Old Railroad avenile. Havorford. who
are traveling iu Japan, expect to return
home about June 1.
.Mr,
her sifter ns matron of honor.
The bridesmaids will lie Mis Dorotlij
Oldnch. Miss Margie Westerinnn. Mis
Ethel Stevensou und Miss Elizabeth
Itoyd. of Washington. Mr. Oldnch
will be attended b. his lirother. Mr.
illium II. Oldiich, as best man. and
Mrs. George BOVCl Married to i the ushers uiil include .Mr. Ficd
1'ick OMiieh, .Mr. Hernian Oldn
and Mrs Frank E Hummer, of
" .. IV...I nvnrvtliillir to lie I JIT
. a ...,n i,o , iiniisnnl that it will only l Denycu road, (nujd, who have beeu
r.j.u "... -- .. ,,. , VISItll
'once in n blue moon
fnlt-lnt. In tt.uiri,i .i...l r... ......:...
' turned home ou .Mouduy.
Ibe secu
HKARD some people talking about ' Mrs. J. T. Scull, ot 15alit avenue.
the nlans for the fnir connected with ' """. ,"VL ' ",u,,'" lolo,l,: (,.ar!ls
Mr. Thoodoro Pomeroy Da
vis-Hunter Nuptials
The wedding of Mis Churlolic Hnrd
ing Itrown. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs
Suniuel Frederic Houston, "f Druitii
Moir. Chestnut Hill, and Mr William
West Frazier, Od, son of Mr. unci Mrs.
William West Frn.ier
place today at noon
David Ciumer
Daniels.
After June I .Mi
will be nt home nt
pluee. South. Itcrmnnlown
ich. Mr
illiani
and Mis. (Ihlurh
ill AVest Ashnieud
bridegroom served during the world war
with the ISStli Regiment, United States
mnrlue corps.
KEENEY DALY
An interesting wedding took place on
. Wediiestlnj morning at tbe Chinch of
1 Our Lady of Mercy. Hroad street and
Susquehanna nvenue, when Miss Mar
guerite M. Daly, daughter of Mrs. Mary
E. Daly, became the bride of Mr. Hugh
J Keeney. The ceremony was per
formed bj the Rev. Mousignor Gerald
P Cushion rector of the church. 'Iho
bride wore u gown of white georgette
and tnffeta. with a tell trimmed with
old point lace belonging to her mother.
She carried a shower bouquet of orchids!
nuil lilies ot l lie vnucj. .miss .leuuie
Daly, sister of the bride, was maid of
honor and wore u gowu of pink geor
gette. Miss Ethel Hnllance was brides
maid, and wore n blue georgette dress.
Moth carried bouquets of spring flowers.
Mr. Richard Connolly was best man,
and the ushers were Mr. Frank J.
, CroHSon. fr. George J. Holdcu and Mr.
Frank J. Morati.
Following the ceremony, a breakfast
was held at the homo of the bride, after
which Mr and Mrs. Keeney left for a
-hoi I trip and will be nt home after
Mny I at LMIO Not th Fifteenth street.
Cl.ARK-v-OARNEY
An interesting wedding which took
place on Wednesday wus that of Mit-s
Catherine Carney and Mr. Rcrnard
, Clark, at A o'clock, in Our Lady of
' tninilns fntlinlli- Church. Ovcrbrook.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edward Hums and was followed
I bv a reception nt the ncv home of tbe
Ibiide und bridegroom. "835 Wullace
street. The bride's only nttendnnt whs
her sivter. Miss Cordelia Cnrne.t .
figures to the Inst movement of the JJ
minor violin concerto.
Mr. Game's rendition was classic In
The Tschalkowsky s.vlnnlion.v No. !
Is evidently one of Mr. Stnkowskl's fa
vorites ; at nil events he always reads
t with the fervor and the varying
m
ter
i,l
1... ...... . . ...I... . .. U T ...V.... ....... . ...
usually intense yet with no sense ot i apparently en. ami lemperameutaiij
exaggeration. The wonderfully me he appeared to get out of the work all
lodious nud expressive slow movement (that the compooer had put into it. Ihe
and the pizzicato scherzo, with Its architecture of both the slow movement
strongly contrasted trio for the wood and the rinale are more complicated than
winds, were not only the best played is usunlly found In a French composer,
Th? Kittle Trio Jlaraarei.
l wun nn- irrvur uuu mi' vur.YiiiK -- . , ." , ,. . . , . iinuudl
noods which the music depicts. Yea- I titannnr and restiniiied and diguitied in ( ramtll
lerdny was no exception and If anything "tjle. I he technical difliculties. in
ils interpretation was more thnn which Sniiit-bnens always revels, were rpr't';
Sillie vlnlliu
E rederlck SlttlK. ulalio. and Kdsar SlttlK.
ello- will ulte a concert ntxi Thuredaj- eve"
hihit In Witheriponn Hall A (tood procraili,
udinn trioi nna toius no uvm .-
kcd
s.x-erntli free Sinula afternoop. wn-
in li. tii.n at ihr Academy of th
Vn Aria iLrmifhitV uflrnnfll1 At It O OTK
1 he urformr- will hi the Hnhn StriliK
Quartet and V I! I'lrmlnt tenoi
Mlai-lu Klma i win sne ln dn?' concert
In thl- cltv for Ote intwu nt the Metro
tmlitan Oii-rn House on TueiUv PMsnirK.
May 4
EASBY HARRIS
The n Willing of Mirs Am Beatrice
Harris, daughter of Mr. William
Thompson Hurriu, of Narbcrth, and Mr.
i.ow is tt ood l.jyljt, son ot -Mr. and
WISSAHICKON
Mr nnd Mrs. Willinm II Knhlo.
of -117 Highter -itrect. hove uunoiinred
the mnrriace of their daughter. Miss
Mnriorie Knhler. and Mr. Charles N.
Wiltlmnk. of Brookline. Pa., on
Wediiesdiit. Anr 1 M. by the Kcv.
. ...:... ..- .ir - '." - -". . it enncst it .
r. .ir.. win tnue .tirs. tt illium I Jnklns Kasbj, of Media. h,vllIloi, Kerwan. of St. Stephen's Prot-
ni the murcli of "."' '"' '.' At .evening ill , :..u pfjtunt Epiico
nnl rhiirch. Mr. 1 1 m 1 Mrs
s:. ti...:... i.. t. i.-ii.i ti ...... " v "' " " " .- iinii.ai nuii:ii ui .-it. i v;itt.nL' -ii! m nt hnnin nrrer .tinv i
the Deton Show this year and they said '? n" "7"V.' 'j,tZ aT ,i h-h ,.,,,,, , ,, ' mi1' rh- ''' w. Robert Nor- S vnHhinore ron 1. Brook line,
that Mrs. Charles E. Coxe would have . 1'." V'? "' ''' '.- liU'h.c11, H,IL ' '"' ,"i,1,'mul(l', "''" '" Miss.woml. rector of the church, will per I " f,wnllnlnort 0""
the thatched roof market in iier rare: -l1.' nuj." ' orm Mrs. r . trorlct, Gainor Italrd. Miss Vnlcntlue Mitchell, i form the ceicmou.t. The bride-will bo Mrs. George W. Sehracder. of 23i
while Mrs. Edward LeBoutlllicr ,wH n rnV.N.VnntiVi "v b ' ' "' " E'lgenin Cassutt. Mibs Ell.nbclh I attended by Mrs. W. Ucrunrd Harm. Sumnc street, enfertained the members
tnshierr the Baby Show. That show , ConttnndMra. It . Ycrkes. ,, sister of the hride-ronm nud ?l Aiibuniilule. Mas... us matron ot of tbe Wlssahlckon Tuesday Club at
i. i i, i,oi,t nn the nfternoon of May ' rn1P1 " '"slrl 0I ,,lc nntieioom. ntiti ......... .....i m:.,. ri-i...,...!, Vl,... s!..i f I l...r home on Tuesday even ne. Miss
29 and nlrendv ten silver cups liave
been contributed for it. One does won
(jcr where the money nil Comes from.
We gflfp lit the prices of tilings and et
'Ihe tobnero and cigurette booth will
b under the direction of Mrs. Robert I
H. Strawbrldge. I
ND while on the subject ot shows.)
- do tou realize that the Indoor Show
I is onlv ten days off? That is, the
I'auhion part of it. for that will be ,
held nn May It nnd the. Hprw Sslmw win
be on May II, 7 and 8. I nm looking
forward to the Fashion Show with great
expectation, for we have not had one
ni tlie HUH lor sonic nine nnu "
Monien Mrs. Altemiis has nsl.ed to pose
nre all tllnner.. fo I do think it will be
Stent
t)KTSY
l-LJ mothe
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Cornelius Ambruster. of Ros
l.vu. gave n luncheon followed bv cards
on Thursday with the following guests:
.Mrs. .Martin A. I'ren.luii. Mrs. Na
thaniel V.'. Jones. .Mrs. Lambert J.
Bordo, .Mrs. (J. B.-uhum Boud. Mra.
Harr.v Harlnian. Mrs. Ernest Mnc
Morris and Mrs. Joseph Launiug.
Miss Murguerite Larkin, M1.ms Naomi
Lodge, Miss Margaret McMonamv, Miss
llnra Wl.a, Mi.-a Agnes McCovcrn,
Miss Annette Meehnn uud Miss Beat
rlv Alvaiez, members of the graduating
class of St. .Mary's Academ.t. at Logan,
have returned from a live days' I rip to
Washington.
wm wear pinn luueia nresses wnn uig i . Merion, as maid of honor. The best
pink eh iff ou bows nt the back, and beta man will be Mr. Price Wcthcrili June
of pink taffeta with uccordioii pleated ' Wi!'V Ow'V0,i"",(""r.i,h!' ,li,llr,r.w'll '""
i . ...I ii ... ...... ..... ,.1'ni.i van j n miiiiii. .nr
" ' "' ""'" " ii. lieiijamiii tlurrls. .Mr
ot spritu; llowers ol all r-omr. .Miss Uuruurr t outes
I hompsou.
prmr,
Eleanor Houston, a sinter of the bride.
and Miss Gertrude Woodward, n con-
and
Mr
Shcriuuii
William
Hilda Schrnedcr. daughter of Mr. and
.Mrs. Schrnedcr. has been appointed as
sistant principal of the Wnterview
Rccrrntion Center. Germantown.
After an extended wedding trip Mr.
nil. I lu 1.-..UK. ...Ill 1 i .
sin will be the flower girls, and will I jn.. I ai 'Xu.brook Park.' arbcitl,'
wear pink taffeta dresses, iegnorn hats I
trimmed with black telvet ribbons, aud i
will carry bouqdets of spring llowers.
i The bride will wear a white satin gown
'nnd ii lac" veil which is nn heirloom.
nnd will carry n large bouquet of white
lilacs. The Hev. Robert P. Frazier will
net ns bet-t man. and the ushers include
Davis. Jr..
Alexander
Mr. Churlcs
D. Thtijrr.
GERMANTOWN
Mr.s. Thomas LivluzMnn Keimcili ..r ti. t 'imrlu 1
v- .... .... . " . . --..-.... , ... .-.. .
had had afternoon tea with Vr-L t. ." Vc 'V' """,'" V "n"nier. n. Scott, Mr
mother In one of the hotels nnd was' y ...lit ,,.rvo nn Mn',i.. . ..iu;, m,.' Mr Joseph W. Lewis, Mr. Francis P.
ven tired and bored little person l n w miu,. ti. ...it i: .'..." n.. :.. t i i.. it-...in i
t . ., . r !l I T.. rnnl ' "'. '"" I" .- nun- ill Ml Ills- 1 lll.li'i .ill. niiiivn i.tiiut-ii iii.it.u,
niter said tea was .finished. In fact. ,,, .,ir00( ,, .. ... t. .
,i i i. m i-i .....i r ..' .ill" i - ii i-i i ii i iii'ii hi iiiii ii ii ii . i i-. i'.ii - . . .
sne necuirie quite -icsriess umi ni.i . , ..;.,..,;." . . " V. Ic c ten n imirrinoi. In l.o.. r -
.!.,. ...... : i ..... r .!. ir.t..i i-nnm i . warn tt . .nil eira. i ne liCV. nr. I ...n i .....".."' " " "ii
'id' iu I I ill u i.ui w . i... ii".' I- . . nnvu n.. . nn. . ... . ...
walthiR for mother to get through talk- ! vn 1 n rniuiutLCMIA .Crawford, un uncle of the bride, will
lug. till finally mother called her. say- Miss Minnio Hexainer is giving a perform the ceremony nnd Bishop
Ing- "tome. Betsy, sit down anil i itmcni'uii lomij iu me iieiievue-Htrat- ituiueinnner win pnnioiiuce ine mess-
wateh these pretty Indies; see, they lorn tor .Miss .ugustn H. Keller, i Ing. On iiccouut of the family Demg in
iiuiiKuii.-r ui .ir, uuu .MTU. iiurr.v r. itieen moiirning mere win ue a tery
.MAHSHALIv ERKES
The wedding of Miss Fniiicet, .Mildred
Ycrkes. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har
rison V. Vcrkcs. of 0(11) Wont Main
Mreet Norrislown. and Mr. Samuel W.
Marshall, sou of .Mr. and Mrs. William
II. Miiisijall. of this city, will lnke
jilacc this rieniug at the home of Ihe
Iniile. Ihe mitrriiign will he solemn
ueil ill 7 o'clock, and n leceptiou will
follow iinmcilinlcl.t afterward. The
Rev. II. St. Chtre Hathaway, rector of
St. John's Episcopal Church, will of
ficiate at (he ccremnn.t . The brlilp will
nre imt nil running about. Sit still ns
thev do "
And Betst. looking about Iier with
wide-opened eyes, remarked loudly:
rrmit, mother. 1 don t tliliiK tney nre
Iprettv "
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr Clement Buckley New-bold, of
Cmsuieks House. Jeiikintown. on-
roiinees the engagement of his daugli
ter. Miss Mary DiekhiFon Newbold to
Mr Stephen Duucau Colhoun. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Forbes Colhoun.
Miss Newbold is the duughter of Mr.
Wit bold and bin wife, the late Mary
Dickinson Seott, daughter of the late
f'nlnnel and Mrs. Thomas A. Scott of
this city. Mr. Colhoun joined tlie
rirst Troop Philadelphia City Cavnlry
at the commencement of the wnr, uud
"wri) in Prance with a trench mortar
batter;.
UN mircnls lived fnrmerlf ill Mnry-
!ni. but now livo in this city. He
a zrnndsnti nf tho Into T")iv Eiltviird
M Blaekburn, of Natchez. Miss,, ami
great nephew of tlie late Senator
niaekburii, of Kentucky.
Mrs. Hairy Clifton Adams, of 171
line striet. ntinniinepN the enirnceiiieilt
"f her daughter. Miss Evelyn Newbold
onmn, to .Mr. Frederick H. J.ce, ,ir.
Mrs Peter '. Afiithloii ntinniitiees
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Lllzabctli Burk Miithieu, to Mr. Daulel
iVhiteman, of this city.
Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Bullock, Jr.,
Jf UihIiN laue. Ardmore. are entertain
'"8 Mrs Bullock's sister, Mrs. S. L.
"fed. of New York, over the week-end.
Mlks I'nnulim... 1',... ..!..!.. t..... ,. ...
..... . iu..uiiiir 1111V llllll nun KUIIIT IU.
wiuii, .uuss., where sue has entered
f. "Ifiiig of her prize-winning horses at
!l10. Hrooklluc Horse Show. Miss Isa
"h Hamimnker and Mrs. Heiiriques
i-ran ford accoinnnnled hpr.
Mr and Mr. Frederick Murtvn
llllll. .if T?...,. - ... 1 1
""S".1 the property ou southwest cor-
LRuinlllt street and Prospect uvo-
"lie. ( hi-stniit Hill, und expect to movo
in ubnm June 1.
loi"mSarnh !' f,assidy and Miss
inl e,F,n""u" forhran, of the Trout
ui, I " n.slllKtou lane, Germantown,
no have had n bungalow nt Ocean City
u a month .a A.i i.A...A ....,. .i....
I ..m.iicii iiuiur L-nivi ililj .
Ml- nn, I l..., y' ii r..... ......
.1,., io n nrri'ii It. .luqueim,
' ,,l,n1''.i re receiving cougratulntlous
on th i)lr,, ,)f n (,ll.,t,,ri
urn. ,1 lnint i,. ,.,!, I,.,.. i,
11. 1 dreeii street, whose ' smnll reeentlon for the liiidnl iiarlt nnd
marriage to Mr. Hobnrt E. Peoples, of few intimate friends,
liogu, will take place on April L'S. uud
iier urinal aiieuuunis. .tirs. Herman '
Heil, .Miss Henrietta Keller. Miss
llildegarde Hexainer. Miss Marian
Manning. Miss Katharine How land nnd
Miss Ruth Putton. The hostess, who
N a cousin of the bride, will be one of
the brldesniuiils,
POMEROYBOYD
The wedding of Mrs. George W.
D
spend ng th,. winter with her dnughter,
J' Maiden, Mass., has rclurned to
" nj lie
f.?1, A N'"'1' R"rke entertained nt
J lliursdnj nfternoon. ut the Ritz-
nni. .n'n ,S1"' W,,N ""Hinted by Mrs.
Cl Ouomioll. Her guests Included
'nose who will bo nldes at tho The
uausant to be given at the Hitz-Carl-
oUhn. "itel.."''?:'"" I""1"11
th.r ""'" "ruin uospuai. Ainoug
!?986 present worn Afluu tn..l rnmi,i,.0
Mi LydJ.a I'avrell, Miss Agnes
Kn?ila,V yihH Jul,tt Moylun, Miss
inutlierlnn u..., ...... ii nn t.-...i i.
"WatPp MiNS Caroline Murphy, Miss
Wsuerite .MncPonnld, Mils Kath-
Boyd. of 1LT South Twcnt.t -second
'street, and Mr. Theodore Pomeroj , of
I Greenwich. Conn., will take pluc
Imilntlv tiirlilv ill tho hnini. nf thn ht-iiln.
Mrs. Dullleld Aldrlch, of 000 North i In the pretence of the immediate fani
iwefth street, wits the April hostess hes of the bride and bridegroom. There
'!f. '"'J.'".'""!!1 t'll.ul)torTof tlu! rtiptu will be no iitteudnuts. Tlie ceremony
Alpha 1 beta Sorority. Her guests in- wiI . performed by the Hev. John
eluded Mrs. Le Hoy Pearl. Mrs. George Mockridge. rector of St. James's Prot
Graveiistine, M, Mrs. James A. Lodcr. 'nv.t KnUriim-il Chnich Twnntv-sec-nu
Mnri.ni.iit Al.Ci.iinm in.a M..- . cstunt l.piscopni i nuicn, IWIIltJ-MI
....'. Vf.,.Y.7 Mil.. ui.l n.. mi'., iiiiil ami Miluut streets. After a wed
.uii . ...... .n. ......n .....u.i . ,-(i.vi . .iirn
I'.unu I'orumore, .miss kuiiii l.oreaux
will be attended b.t Mrs. Joscfih F. Cot
urn as matron of Honor, and two
bridesmnids. Mist. Ruth Dodson Rider
and Miss Kulhurine A. Sclicidt 'The
best man will be .Mr. Conrad Router,
and the ushers will include Mr. William
II. Marshall, biotjier of the bride
groom, nud .Mr. Thomas Leonards, till
of this city.
The bride will
sunn iviucli was
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
An entertaining program hns been
arranged for the dramatic entertain
ment. "The Amntcurettes." which will
lie given this evening in the Young
Women's Christian Association Hull,
1100 Ridge avenue, by the various
classes.. In aid of the conference fund.
There will be a Dixie dunce, Japan
cte dance, acrobatic stunts, piano solos.
n quaint play, "His Old Sweetheart,"
and two comedies. "Bumps" and "The
Better-Bnb.t Show." Those who will
take part are: Miss Katharine fiar
culli. Miss Glnd.ti Law. Mibs Bessie
Hemphill. Miss Mary Kennedy. MKs
Virginia Allison. Miss Ida Menhlieb,
Miss Edith Johnson, Miss Eva Ducked,
Miss Nellie Emmett. Miss Annie
Rochelle. Ml"s Edna (iotwols. Miss
Esther Ferguson, Mist. Minnie Bam
ford. Miss Clara Egan. Miss Annie
I'aies, Miss Constance Rhodes, MisM
Mart Kennedy. Miss Dorotliv Mucin -doe.'
Miss Lillian Heap. Miss Hutli
Wuldron, Miss Mary Calhoun, Miss
Mnry Kingdon. Miss Lillian Jones,
Miss Elisc Firman, Miss (irace Kyle,
Miss Esther Wood, Miss Elsie Enuls
mid Miss Grace Adams.
Mrs.
T .nu-pniinn Vivsnlintr "Rnvil Tf ut
.' , ," "' ,v,r,l Isabel Swain. Mi- Elizabeth Hniith
Ol'Il l)V lint Inntln.H . m It 11 lit . 1
no bnr ur.Mlnr .1,., li -. ,""""' , ant .MISS UllCliei i'.. liiineriH olive rf
oniier wrildiiig du.t . Her veil of In i v, t-i,.uln,l fi u-lirn thn.
' cud of her eourt train I represented the Falls Y. W. C. A. at
nted iiy ,i coronet of ti. nntlnunl contention.
will fall to the
aud is siirinou
Miss Helen Roeknfeller. Miss Anne
Stentsle and Miss Dorothy Immcll.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Virginia Dickey Trediyk.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S.
Tredick. or 0131 Christian street, will
celebrate her third birthday this nfter
noon from ,'t until Ti o'clock. Her small
guests will be Miss Lois Jean Meyers,
Miss Gertrude S'neger, Miss Mildred
Phiclan. Miss Helen Pnrlctte, Miss
Wurnoek Hutscu, Master Frederick
Seitz, Master Frank Jarrett. Muster
Dutton Tredick and Master Wendell K.
Trudlck, Jr.
Miss Helen M. Moyd. of the Powel
tou apartments, is spending a few days
at tlie Marlborough-Blenheim, At
lantic City.
TIOGA
.Mr. aud Mrs. Clmrles .1. Connelly
have returned from their wedding trip
ami will null on Tuesday for uu ex
tended Europeun tour. The bride wus
Miss Gertrude M. Mella. of 3B33 North
Martino street. Mr. Connelly served
oterseus for two yeurs us lleutenuut
in the First Division. United Stutes
medical corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ncylnnd,
who have been traveling through tho
South, are nt home ut Sun Autnnlo,
Tec. Mrs. Ncyland, who was a bride
of March 31, was Miss Elizabeth It.
Schwarz.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Herbert, lfififl
Harrison street, who spent the wiuter
in Florida, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frauk Dnrsey are
spending- their wedding trip iu tlie
South ami nu their return will be ut
home after Mny 1 at 7021 Torresdalo
avenue. Mrs. Dorsey beforo her mar
rluge, which took place on Wednes
day, April M, wus Miss Ceciliu Ward.
Miss Gertrude Morrison is spending a
fortnight iu New York with friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Melchcr, of 217-1 Eust
Cumberland street will leave during
next month to occupy their summer
homo in Pitmnn, N. J.
Mrs. J. Grecber, of Arrott street,
entertained .tho members of her card
club n Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Meighan, of Pittsburgh, who Is visiting
In this city for several weeks, was tlu
club's guest for the afternoon.
ding trip, Mr, ami Mrs. Pomeroy will
livo iu Greenwich, Conn.
DAVIS HUNTER
An interesting wedding will take
place this afternoon when Miss Kutli
eriue Beeves Hunter, daughter of Mrs.
Ernest Howard Hunter, of 2222 Pine
street, becomes the bride of Mr. Imiiu
II. Duvis. Jr., son of Mrs. Imiiic It.
Dntis, of Peullyii. The ceremony,
which will take place nt 4 o'clock in St.
Clement's Episcopal Church, will be
performed by the Hev. Charles S.
Hutchinson, rector of the church. Miss
Hunter will bo given io-marriage by
her uncle, Mr. Sumuel It. Reeves.
The bridu will wear her mother's
wedding gown, trimmed with old lace,
and her veil aud truin will also be of
old family lace, trimmed with orange
blossoms. She will carry u bouquet of
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Robert Hunter, who will attend
the bride ns matron of honor, will wear
a di ess of American Beauty organdie
witli uu organdie hat to mutch. She
will curry lavender sweet pens. Miss
Ann Elllcott uud Miss Betsy Warren
Davis, ii sister of tho bridegroom, will
ho maids of honor. They will wear
frocks of violet organdie with organdie
huts of the same tone, uud will carry
deep crimson sweet pens.
Tlie llower girls will be Miss Mary
Hunter, a sister of tlie bride, and Miss
Carolyn it. Davis, another sister of the
bridegroom. Their dresses uud hats
will bo of pink organdie nnd they will
curry sweetheurt roses uud lavender
sweet peas.
Mr. Davis will huvo his brother, Mr.
Hurgess Warren D.'itls. ns best mini.
Tlie ushers will he Mr. Robert Hunter.
Mr. rnu 1 It. II. Hunter and Mr. Alfred
Heeves Hunter, Mr. S Davis Pane,
Air. ltnrnlinni Lewis. Mr. Stewart
Cor'yall, Mr. Edwurd Lawrence Davis f
nnd Mr. John Walker, of Chicago. i
A small reception win inuow m
ceremony at the Acorn Club.
OLDACH-M.U'RER
The weddiug of Miss Ttuth Parvin
Maurer. duughter of Mr. und Mrs. Wll
Ham II. Maurer, of Gernuintown, nud
Mr. J. Albert Oldnch will take placo
this evening nt 0 o'clock Iu the Bethlo
hem Presbyterinn Church. The Rev,
W. L. McCormlck, pastor of tho
church, will perform tlie ceremony,
which will bo followed by n reception
at tho Bcllevuo-Strotford. Tho bride,
will bo given in marriage by her father.
Mrs. David Duff Cramer will attend
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