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Jusf gossip aout people
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jyfltcy jfyfwie Talks of the Hepburn Tea She Sees
Mr. Finletter and His Bride at the Theatre.
Other Bits of News
n
Stcwnrt,
mnB second debutante tea of the pea
T.nn will bo licit! tills fleraoou, as
A w nniiufci! at vnr tons tliiir-n and
! '! .'IT' , ,o more about It. Mt M
tne
was
unlit
'J"11?' t 'r-flllv too cold Mcrdy.
f! Ti .i o Muoit o tlio'Umd hunting ti
ry to keep warm.
mo RETURN to the party for Jane
-Za inn. 'Ilio.v wiiiiiii.iii" -;-".
' ,,V.i. I'noknrd. Mo me
!'' . l..l.fili Allff
Isaiu
ilrrd
3Vk"
ltlt
mono
jtlnln
? " "V Call ltnrrlnger. Ottllle Mori
NorrK H"'1 "A",' bwrrlnir. An
Jlnry ll'-unru;. '.'"" " uMena Mitch-
Tlm How mirB Adelaide Jones.
rJStfa'smlth and
he tea today will bo from 4 until .1.
I ffi..!"J X In Vlllanova Is not far
Jin . ih re and jou know how every one
ifants to "kill two blrda with one stone"
these djyH. ,,.,, ...iii be later
Ulil" -"-" , , .. ..
inta Harrmon, mii-
"f. A. Afhton. IM
r;A"-ViXeM,rnt.ito.:
S ewnr son. Tulne Hulllvan. V r
Cart" MwVarctto Harrison. Vlr.
r.?'n,i(..nia Dav s. Mnry Lloyd
ris.
Helnrlch RoKenhnum, of 4844
incnue, OertnantoWn.
Pulaski
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mm- William A. Nichols, of St.
Davids. .innoUhcea (In. vniriieami.nl nf
licr daughter, Mlis Maty Louise Nichols,
io Mr. ftinniroso urnnrtm Tun, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O, Tul), of HI.
DavldR,
Mra. Andrew H. Lone, nf Wnvim. rn.
tertliincd at dinner on Thursday night
in iiunur 01 me uinnua)- o ner Hon, Mr,
Woilcy Long.
Mra. Vancu McDonOUffll Vina rMnt-ni.il
to Wesley Inn, Wayne, from a trip of
uvw wcewi in union, jnsff.
Dr. and Mrs. U. C. Hndley. of Wayne,
have as thilp truest Mrs. Worrell, of
iieuuiuK, i'ii., lurmcny oi waync.
Mr. and Mrs. Huirh Jrvlnc Wilson, of
uryn .uawr, roiurnea to tnelr home lat
week from Bail Hock, Musi, where
ney apeni ine numnier.
Mra. a. W. Comn, MIbh Comn iind Mr.
a W. Comn, Jr., of St. Davids, left
durlnrt the week on a trln In .Inn.in ami
will visit several othor countries betole
rcturninff.
The Lcn1;
i , he even ln. M wt ot the flrlswhoaro
bacbccn Invited, too.
DID you know that Mrs. William
E1II- and Cintra (.ailed for Europe
tut week? They expect to bo gone for
last ueiu. j j" r'lntrit will make
1 , cklnson of thin city. Mr. i
llauc me v in-i-iu..! ."-t ----. , ...
rs bko. and tne secouii "'
..n ninriled n New Vork man, (.eorge
',!,' l'alnef Mr. and Mrs. I'alue hnvo
Mr. and MrH
married
ii'i.nif. CluMsloii. ,ir.. (lieu uuuui. m
rears
Helen
fcu.". '.. 1 ..:.,'ii.... Tiiiu ImiiKP In Urvn
C for ono or two summers, near the
S ln.se Place Mr. Ellta In tho Mn
of the lute Kudulph hills.
CJl'lJAKIXtS of tho Elites and Ru
n ... ronilmW ine that Mrs. Henry
Jews and her party of dalig item aud ; nKton, who have been v
nl.vi-1 're expected to arrive from i Mrs. Kester for a short (
Fiance tdn. You know Mrs. .Tennes to Atlantic Ully for a fe
Mfnt t" I' ranee carij in "")'"
ultli her her dnuRhtcrH MarRiivetta anil
ElUnhotli and her nieces (ininor and
Mm-nil 11.1 IU tor II lo limiiiiin ."!
ALONQ THE READING
Mrs. Ralph rarklmon. of Utonsldo.
haB ijono to Raleigh, N, C., to spend the
niltumnvlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. I'dole.
. Mr. ad Mrs. Bdwln I'ontzfelt, of Oak
lane, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Brlnkworth, of 1823 West Venango
street. Tloira. on an automobile trip to
tho Adirondack mountains.
Mrs. Ida ,P. Bowman, of Ijran, Is
spending the autumn In .New York as tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Mon
tague. Mrs. John O. Taxis, daughter of
Mrs, Bowman, has gone to Atlantic City
for several weeks' visit
GERMANTOWN
Miss Kdlth I. Seeger, of Pittsburgh,
formerly of Qcrmantown, who has been
y'sltlng her mother, Mrs. William
Moore, at Peekaklll, N. Y.. has returned
to the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
S. Johnson, at 10 Enst Mount Pleasant
avenue, whose guest she has been for
somo time. On Thursday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson entertained for Miss
fteeger at dinner at the Cednrbrook
Country Club. This evening they will
entertain at the Lu Lu Country Club.
Miss Seeger will return to Pittsburgh
tomorrow.
The Misses Brown, formerly of 4617
Newhnll street, nro occupying their new
home at 134 West Mount Airy avenue.
Mm. Cnrrnll A Un'nnD . 1,., ti..
Mount Airy avenuo. rntcrtnlned at cards
un tveunes-iay nnernoon.
Mrs. W. D. Bryan nnd her daughter.
MIsb Marlon Bryan, of 6211 North
Iwcnty-flrst street, havo returned from
spending some time In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur La Rocho and
then- family, of East Oorgas lane, havo
returned from parsing the summer In
their bungalow In tho i'ocono mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesso C. Kester, of 7157
Bryun street, have returned from spend
ing three weeks In Wush ngton, b. C
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Schlttcrt. of Wash-
.isiting Mr. and
time, have ironn
few days.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Edward Sickles, of 32nn ninnmn.i
Utrfnt lu anta.lnlnlnn .a... r ... r ....
- . . I "l !.. ,HII II H 1.110. 1.UU1H l.lln
Marlon. I Kiippo-e. tiougnt niosi oi ner mnn, of St. Vetersburg, Pla., as her
troiwenu over there. Por you know , gurat.
he is to he married on November 1 1 Announcement Is made of tho mar
to .land IncerKoll. Elizabeth' Jeanes rlsgo of Miss Goldle Rosenbaum, daugh-
nlll make her debut tins fcuhou, mi . 'v.Mi.Ut u .'" "u,'' "onennaum.
fXxLU. too. ha, a fascinating cn.TlT.StnTthX
. V2ft.' r,K t '" I I II
ffiii liilf rnPTiTnTTTr T' 'H
MUCH INTEREST IN
THE MUSIC SEASON
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Many
Brilliant Performances
Scheduled Music
Notes
N'
Bins. RAi.ru c.
BAKMS
Mrs. Knrlc, who
spent tho summer
at Paul Smiths,
Adlrnndaclts, has
returned to her
home in Ilavcrford.
Mrs. Knrlo Is In
chargo of ono of
tho committee con
nected with tho
Junior Iyeacuo en
tertainment which
Is to bo given next
month
Photo by Unchruch
MISS K. C. NEWBOLD
BRIDE OF MR. JONES
Daughter of Mrs. Henry Au3tio
Newbold Married at St.
James's Church
EXT Wednesday, October 6, wilt bo
the one-hundredth anniversary of
the birth of one of the great singer:) bf
the world. Jenny Ltnd. tho "Swedish
Nightingale," and ono of tho earliest of
slngcru who had a distinguished success
In tho Cn'.tcd States. While the Ameri
can tour of tho great singer was an un
questioned artistic success. It was ono
of tho most skillfully adcrtlsed ovents
thnt tho country has ever seen, the
business end nf tho venture helng
handll by no less a personage than tho
late P. T. Barnum, not only the greatest
showman of his time, hut alpo the
cleverest press agent that has cvor "put
one over" on a press made suspicious
by sad experiences or an Innocent public
ever will ng to bo "stung" again.
Xot that any one did not receive tho
full aliio oNils money In hearing Jenny
I.lnd. She waH a really great artist, and
torches, whllo enthusiastic New Yorkers
took tho horses from tho carriage and
pulled It by man-power to Castlo Oardcn.
OV COURSE, this was not all pre
tense, nn'd, In a measure, It was
Justifiable, for Jenny Mnd was a great
singer, nlthough It Is doubtful If many
of tho "art-loving" New Yorkers who on
that eventful evening performed the
functions ordlnnrlly delegntcd to a pair
of strong horses fully realized that fact.
In that day nnd generation It was prob
ably moro of nn unconscious tribute to a
very fine piece of advertising than It was
to a great exponent oi me an ot hohk.
Nevertheless It Is satisfactory to re
cord that this unusual tribute was paid
to an artist really worthy of It by reason
or ner artistic ncnievcmenis n in noi
nlwnyn that art nnd Bklllful advertising
scoro nfty-nfty on tho net result.
THE Italian Lyric Federation opens
tho real music season In Philadel
phia next Thursdny evening with the
first of Its series of fifty performance nt
the Metropolitan Opera House. The
opera chosen for the premiere Is tho
ever-popular "Alda," and tho advance
sale Is s.ild to be very satisfactory.
It is to be hoped that the music-loving
people of Philadelphia will early record
their approvnl of this attempt to give the
city grand opera at a reasonable price ;
nt a price. In fact, as low an It Is pos
sible to give this highly expensive form
of entertainment.
HTBAMHHir NOTICE
. . BTKAHHUII 'NOttCHr11?
she rumo nt a time In tho musical do
volopmont of tho country when it wos
of eijKU'ial value for th4 public to hear
Just that kind of singer But the clever
"stlinm" to which Mr. Uarnum not only
had recourse, but nvny ot which he
or ghmtert, made the vlilt of tho Swedish
singer a matter which excited as much
national attention as a world scries does
today.
T..w in.. 41IIU-I lit.,, ii, jj ul .11-1111 Ji . ifQ iiuinru urmcnrci n
took place when sho waa thirty years " ftTlenn iwi
of mi; thnt l. In 1850, nnd the first 1 Fra'snuHa. Adele Mi
h..
fllilcli Mnllv Thayer lias written, aim Henry Berkowlti, of the Rodeph Sha-
whidi the Junior League '" utnu . mm j.;jmiiu. jiuer a weuaing oreaKtaut
nuto-
ti nil
Virginia. They will be at homo after
iovcnioer l at Sixteenth street and
Erie avenue.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Smith, of 25SS
Diamond street, returned on Monday
from an extended stay In Beach Haven,
Mrs. Mary P. Beorhaltor, of 2220 North
It Ih to be given next month nt tho Mr. arid Mrs Llchten left for nn i
Academy of Music. . I K1te.,rl!P1JL1,5ft ,1.,5nJ??iVl?'B
Young Harry .leanes was with his
mother nnd Meters and cousins, and I
'am nlllliur to wager they -all Tiad a
glorious time together.
T SAW Tom Finletter nnd his wifo
1i .1... i',...iii-o tin. other nlirht with ' -rs. Mary F. Beorhaltor, of 2220 North
ut Hi' tiieuue tne otuer iiikhi n , ,.,,, k .ii-a.i ...i,k v.a n..-i.. i... .i
JiwUe Finletter. Mrs. Finletter Is very daughter, who spent tho summer nnd
food looking. Hue was Margaret on early autumn at their country homo In
(iretehen Diimrot-ch, you remember, ) Pitman, N. J., returned to their winter
and slip and Tom were married in Paris i residence early In thb weik.
.Iyt .lime. She wns wearing a frock
Ot aru cue "7w I WE 8T PHILADELPHIA
WilllL Ulltl HIT IIUL n u ui.i. n w.v
picture model. I hear they left yes
terday to live in Now York perma
aently T7WANK has a brother who is two
J- months old, nnd Frank himself is
two jears old. From what 1 have to
tell I fear jou will think thnt praer
is a matter of lmblt with the young
wan, nnd is not accompanied with de-op
deletion. For Frank, while very proud
of his new brother, is used to praying
for sister Mary every night, nnd no tho
other day when Daddy said: "Hny,
'fiod Mens Jimmy' too," he bowed Ills
ire liend and eaid hurriedly: "Clod
bless Mary nnd Jimmle and mnke them
food girls." NAKOY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. John Mason will g've a luncheon
of forty-five at the Bcllcvue-Strntford
on Monday, October 4, to meet MIbs
Eielm Pago, debutonto daughter ot
Mrs William H. Page.
Miss Margaret Pearsall will be guest
$ honor at a luncheon given by Mrs.
w II lam West Fraxler, Jr.. nt her home,
TucinSton, Jenklntown. on October IB.
Before the Huntingdon Valley Hunt Club
races.
Mr and Mrs J ,ieph R. Rollins, of
1851 Ijcust street, aro being congratu
lRled on the birth of u son. Joseph
IUcker IlolllnB. Jr. Mrs. Rollins was
illsB ruullno Arey
Mr n.iwson Coleman will give a buffet
'""cwon ut his son-s homo in Vlllanova
today
Mrs. Walter A Wood, of Radnor, will
penrt the winter In Aiken, 8. C, where
ne has talien a house,
K.Mr?8 r,,Drlolla Tllghman. formerly of
Wr'lN,'Js' who WH shortly return to
VnJie. l0. reu'n her reconstruction
Lk la v "'ting Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Tllghman In Haver.'ord.
P.?.' 'V,ltchc11 a- Rosengarten and Miss
of vi Il0"enfarten will bo tho guests
si 7,r,antl,Mr8. John Banies Townsenct
L.l ."'"0, Montrose, Radnor, for
A next two wceka
Brln" m!1 Mr"', Btckton Townsend, of
Cam. f., ' r"..-B.Penl Pte.mDr.
home ' B ,,ave roiurnea to tnuir
CheIi.,iU1n..Mrs' JLW' Gelger. of 2134
JIlf" .nYeu?. havo announced the
Fhef n.. t ,hclr daughter. Miss
Mn of &".? MX' Kdmund Bcattlo,
Pt, Mr . ') co DH. Jenklntown,
HlOn nn1 ,.. " "fc. "ii hi vii 1'ivr
oirvLlfwa.8 commended for consnlcu
takY;&?nv T1,e wtW,hjr wm
Q?rlmrn'; Jonn W' Thackara, of
"MKemi2?",wn avenue, announce the
Mabei Ma?f L l,nelr daughter. Miss
Jni,.i,aV5.Thackara, nnd Mr. Ornham
nTof w'lstSr BBt?"ct.of Mr- William
ltrn.3nfrnmr;- Ar.thur " 1Iuey have
In thil? r..m " raotor trip and are now
n nuine at lain do Uuicey
"C,
PMt thi i.F",?,,!n,tt r"B. who
.nla n Hunim(lr nt tnelr h0'n8 t L
Mrs Ve rturnd to Media.
Plelsher who ''"h""- "Id Helen
?l0e.3?A,B,i,o,uot.n,lm' t colony
'ft tbiri i'ta'e m Me rose. ia., havo
l tXo.nd QM? tnelr winter home,
CiWoTUSA
Mr, and Mrs. Aloxnnder Francis Rus
sell, 4629 Hazel avenuo. nnnounoe tho
marriage of their daughter, Miss Vir
ginia C RiiFBell, and Mr, John C. Tur
man, of Chattanooga, Tenn., on Tues
day nt 4:30 o'clock in Philadelphia. Mr
and Mra. Turman. who are now on their
wedding trip, will make their home in
Chattanooga.
Mr. James Jones Hoey, of Kansas
City, Mo,, announces tho marriage of his
sister. Mra. Oletu Hoey Dutfkld. of G02
Kouth Forty-second street, nnd Mr.
Sholto Gray, of Omaha, Neb., on Thurs
day, September 30, at Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. Oray will reside nt 602 South
Forty-second tsreet.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. S. Warner Bcnerman
entertained Dr. Charles Woodward and
his son and daughter, Dr. Wellington
Woodward and Mrs. Samuel Fox, of
West Chester, for a few days nt their
home at Moylan, Mrs. Ilenerman'.i
daughter. Miss Hlldegarde Jacob, left
this week for Wellealey College.
Mra. William Johns and her daugh
ter, Miss Helen Johns, of Moylan, are
entertaining Mrs. Henry Berlin and her
small son. of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, while
Mr. Berlin Is with relatives in Detroit
Mrs Berlin's mother. Sirs. John Rush,
of Wilmington, who will go to Haiti
with her eon-ln-law and daughter to
spend the winter, Is also Mrs. Johns's
guest for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Sewell C'orkran, accom
panied by Mr, and Mrs. Hermann Wits,
nro spending a fortnight In Maine. They
will return to tholr homo In Moylan next
Mr. und Mrs. Alfred II, Porter, of
Moylan. who have been spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Roger Froneflold, at Rangely
Lakes, Me., have taken an apartment In
this city for the winter.
Miss Frances Ingham, of Robo Valley,
has been entertaining Mrs, Kdlth Camp
bell and her daughter, Mlsa Ruth Camp
bell, of Eric. Pa,, for a few days. Miss
Campbell will attend school at Hwnrth
more this winter,
LANSDOWNE
Miss Harriet Qrelner. dnunhter of
Mr nnrl Mm. Huirene C. Oreliicr. Mill
entcrtnln nt luncheon today at her home
.. t. .. ... Hflaa. (lHAHlAr'.
on otewnri avenuo. " v.. .... -marriage
to Mr. Lewis McLean, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McLean, will
tako place at the First Piesbyterlan
Church on Wodncsday evening, October
0. nt 7 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon N. Pike, of Idaho
Falls, Idaho, expect to arrive in mm;
ilnurnn ntmllt thn mlddlo of October. UllU
will make their home there. Mrs. Pike
will b- remembeiod as Miss Ruth
Decker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin
Docker.
NORRISTOWN
Mrs, Albert II. Pearson and her
'rinturhtrr. MIhm Cathcrlno Tenrson. of
the Hamilton, havo left for a stay with
relatives In Chicago, III.
Miss Dorothy Orcsh and Miss Ratty
Orcsli. of 1327 Mnrkloy street, enter
tained at a luncheon In honor of Miss
Mltlnm Rambo, who will ba married the
latter part of October to Mr. Leslie
Tllton. of Los Angeles. Calif. Coveib
were laid for eight guests. Miss Rambo
will leavo October 20 for California,
where tho wedding will take nlace 8hn
will be accompanied by tho Misses
Oresh, who will spend the winter there.
Miss Helen Quarry, of 10U Cherry
street, who will be married to Mr. Wil
liam F. Pcaulon on October 19 In St.
Patrick's Church, was tho guest of
honor at a mlscellanoous shower given
by MlM JRIla May Haines. Thero wero
Wnty guests,
A marrlago of Interest -which tojk
plnoo today at noon hi Ht. .!amen's
Episcopal Church. Twenty-second and
Walnut streets, was that of MIsh Kath
orlne Cortleld Newbold nnd Mr. lUs
Lockwood Jones. The Rev John Mock
ridge, rector of tho church, officiated,
assisted by the Rev. Charles Laurie
Newbold, of Long Island, an undo of
tho bride.
Miss Helen C. Washburn attenil-il
Miss Newbold as maid of honor, nnd
Mr. Charles Wardell Brown wan be.U
man. The ushers Included Mrs, Thomas
'i-ntt. Mr H-nry B. Pnnconst. Jr.. Mr
Russell M. Blgelow. Mr. Richard nelly.
Mr L. Melding Howe nnd Mr. Philip
"a brcukf'nst for tho immndia'e fam
i,i... .,,i inilmnin friends follow-"!
the ccrcmonv nt the homo of tho brldo 3
mother. Mrs. Henry Austle Newbold,
2219 St. James placo Aftor a wcddlm;
trip Mr. Jones and his brldo will llvo
at 2Ziy au jamei jiiutu,
IUCIIARDSON EVANS
The marrlago of MIfs Anna V.
Evans daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
UeoVgo 11. B vans, of 0817 Creshelm
.i nirmininnin. to Llcutennnt Jnck
Paipentor. Richardson. U. S. navy, of
Chicago. 111., will take placo at the
home of the bride's 1 parent, .this eve-
nndcr Henry, D, D , pastor of tho Sum
mit Presbyterian Church. Qerinantown,
,uiii n.rrnrm the ceremony, and Jlr,
Evhns will give his daughter in rnar
rbigo. Mrs. Wallace II. Coxe, of Wll
: iii ,uiii nttpnrl the bride as
mntran of honor, and .MtaEleanw JA
Prosser nnd Miss -inrjorio '"" "'"
be the bridesmaids. Little Miss Vlr
ii u.-..r wilt be the (lower girl.
Mr. Cordon Smylh will act as best man
for Lieutenant Richardson Lieutenant
James Hnlloway. U. a N.. and Unten
ant Teyton H. Cochran, U. S. N will
bo the ushcis.
HESSER TURNER
Tho mnrrlnKO of Miss Elslo C. Tur
ner. .lnughtwof Mrs. William Tumor,
of 222 West Upsal street. Oerman
town, to Mr Thoodoro M. Hesser, bon
...Vi'. .i r,u omit M. Hesser. Sr.. of
ui ..11. .... -.--:-,,, ..;. .,.
X46 West Duval sircei. win ""-'"" ',,
ut 7 o'clock this evening ;m the Second I
Presbyterian Church, Tulpehocken aril
nreeno streets. Germantown tho Rev
John Harvey Lep. pnstor of tho church,
iinclatlng. Mrs. Raymond Perks, a. sis
ter of tho brldo. will be tho matron of
honor, nnd the bridesmaids will be Miss
Elennor McFudden and Miss Helen
Morrison Miss Margarot Rowland, a
smnll nleco of tho bride, will act nj
(lower girl.
Mr. Paul M. Hesser. Jr.. will not as
best man for his brother, and the ush
irs will Include Mr Byron H. Walton
a brother-in-law of the groom: Mi.;
Mnvnnnl T. OrlllUhs. of Srmrna.l
Del : Mr Richard Turner, tho brides,
brother, nnd Mr. Raymond Perks, .i
brother-in-law.
ROBERTS LOEW I
An Interesting wedding was solem
nlied nt noon todav in tho Holy Trin
ity Proibytcrlan Church. Mervlne and
Rockland Btreots, Logan, when Mlsa
ReKlnii Lorw, daughter of tho lato Mr. I
and Mrs John J-oew, nnd sister of Mr
nnd Mrs. Robert A Murray, of 702 Oak
!nni avenue, Oak Lnne, ami Mr. George
E Roberts, son of Mrs, Edwtn F. Rou-i
er'ts of r.32t North Thliteenth strcot,
uero married by tho Rev. William,
Barnes Ixiwor. tho pastor The brldo'
woro her traveling suit of taune cloth
...i.i, n vulval lint to match. She wn.
.VI... . . ,.A- 1,HA1... In.
f-lvtn in marrmso uj " uiu.no. ...
aw. Mr. Robert A. Murray, and was
nttonded by Mm. Russell C. Bi-rtinan,
uf Royersford,
MITCHELI WENTZ
The marrlago of Miss Adelo Wentz,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs . B braijU
Wenti. to Dr. A. Graeme Mitchell wl I
tako plow this evening nt 7-30 o'clock
nt tho Second Presbyterian Church The
ceremony will bo performed by Dr Alex
ander MacColl, Tho bridal party In
cludes Mrs. George Marshall, matron or
honor: Miss Marlon Bennott, maid of
honor, nnd Miss Francis Miller and
MIkb Ruth Dlbert will be the brides
maids. Mr. Albert Goodwin Ferguson,
of Boston, a cousin of the bridegroom,
will act as best mnn, and the usher w 111
be Dr. George Wilson, Dr. Truman ...
Schnnbel nnd Dr. Theodore Orr. Fol
lowing the coremony thero will be n re
ception nt the Bellevue-Strnlford.
HUNHnnilOER TINKLER
Miss Florence ICnthrvn Tinkler,
dauchter of Mr. John Townsend Tinkler.
of Norrlstown, was married today
to Mr. J. Newton Hunsbercer. Jr.. son
of Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N Hunsberger, of
West Main street, which took placo at
high noon in the Catvnry Baptist
cnurcn, Norrlstown. Tne Rev, 1 vv
Hnlucr. D. D.. liastor of the church, offl
elated at tho ceremony. Tho brldo was
given In marrlago by her father and had
as hor attendants her niece, Miss Betty
Evans. Tho uohcrs were: Mr. J, Clar
ence Tinkler, brother of tho bride j Mr.
Russell Hunsberger, brother of tho
bridegroom and Mr. Edwatd Wlllover.
HOOD WHITESIDE
Tho marrlago of Miss Beatrice White
side, daughter of Mrs. Frank Rush
Whiteside, B2S North Twenty-second
street, to Mr. Henry O. Hood, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Robert H. Hood, of Melroso
Park, took place nt noon today, nt tho
Spring Garden Methodist Episcopal
Church, Twent eth and Spring Garden
streets. Dr. Hlmon Bowman and Dr
Virgil Rorer officiated. No Invitations
wero Issued.
Tho bride was given In marriage by
her brother. Mr. G. Morris Whlteblde,
nnd wns attended by her sister, M!ss
Florence Virginia Whiteside aa maid of
honor.
Tho bridesmaids were: Miss Helen
Elizabeth SJgler, of Indlanoln, la., and
Miss Mary Dorothy Paxson, of Parks
burg, Pa.
Mr. David Klauder, of Niagara Falls,
acted bd beot man, and tho ushers wqre
Mr. Kenneth Kressler, of Eoston, Pa.,
nnd Mr. Charles Singleton Mcnrs, of this
city.
A breakfast followed for tho families
nnd tho bridal party at the Rlttcnhouse
Immediately after tho ceremony
After December 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hood
win bo at home at 11G8 Wagner avenuo,
this city.
GARRETT EDWARDS
An Interesting autumn wedding was
that of Miss Ethel Edwards, daughter of
Mr. james ii. i-.uwarus. of 3407 Queen
lnne, Falls of Schuylkill, and Mr. Nor
man w. Onrrett, son of Mr and Mrs.
Samuel Garrett, of 3491 Alnslle street,
a direct descendant of the firm settler
at the old village. The ceremony wna
performed on Tuesday evening by Rev.
Edward Ritchie, rector of tho Protestant
Fnloeopnl Church of St. James the Less
Th- brldo was attended ly lier sister.
Miss Elsie Edwnrds, and Mr Herbert
Rlddlough was bost man. Mr. and Mrs.
Garrett left on nn extended tour und
will be nt home after November 1 nt
0S19 Cloarvlew street, Germantown.
COMING MUSICAL EVENTS
Alfrrrift HnlnmnuRl. linprpnrlo of th
Italian Lyric rcdrratlnn, today announced
tlio nrtlsts hn will ulna In "Aliln" at the
Metropolitan Opora Houso next Thurmlay
evenlns, at the opi-nlnic of thp fediratlnn's
eaion ot fifty performances Miilnmu M
Htanlcton will "nki" the role of Alila. Ada
1'iikuI, that ot Amnirla; Carlo Marzlall will
bo heard as tUilntnfs. Ano-lu Antoia in
Amn-nasro, nnd I'lnbertn .I'lernl an Hnmphls
FulKenilo Uuxrrlrrl will conduct. Fur "Car-
T.-. n . . . . . . . . ' incii. n-M naiuniny niirrnoiiii. inn rnav win
HIj first American trip of Jenny Lnd , t,e Homeo lloscnrel aa Joc, ami Knrico Nanl
.... I .. tu..A.ltln -k. .1..- ...... ...11 .. u
I III. l, ic H'l,.- ..... ..ii ruim
.1 m-Mina i-iuno wm nimt
Manna. Mlciala and KM-
concert wah given In New York on Sep- novu the rolo of M renin,
tcmber I of that yenr. Mr. Barnum was ,.,,. . . .
V" Vtt. n" ,rr neVrl.ennCf0 h sinHo ' " Montux.fi"?,-?- "Rh'u",u. ."r'Cs
lot "voiklng tho nuiwrs of a single, of nvn cimcerts at tho Aca.lomy of Munlc on
city, tioyoml whlrh the ambition of tho Mnmtny ovcnlnes. Novmhr 1. N'ovi-mlier Ki,
latter day publVity man seldom extends, January 3. January ai and March 14 Tho
1.1,1 1... hnil tlw. ..-.e.. n ,v.a uilmtn nnllnn enlolftn will lip llulda r.nHhnnka nnil 1-fnlen
actual cftmfc'VoV &Xt&.k
.,t.i -..,n--.iij 1, n,iu in i-tnuui-. lu iiua 1.111111-
actually clamorlmr for more. Mr. Bar
lum, running truo to form, saw that
they got It
As a matter of record. Jenny Llnd ap
peared In only nlnety-flvo concerts, but
the "ndvanco publicity" had been of
such a character thnt thin number notted
her $170,075.09. Not eo bad, even for
seventy yvnre ago.
There aro probably only two singers
today who make as much In a year. Wo
know that they aro making It because
they pay Income tax on this larger
amount ; nt least we are told so and wo
know s'ngcrsi welt enough to know that
If they nro paying the Income tax on
these sums they are getting them. As
the late Oscar Hammersteln said, the
most sensltlvo ncrvo of the song bird
l.s the pocketbook nervo. nlthough tho
same authority admitted that tho "sheer"
or "pure" nervo had tho greater strength.
B
ARNUM know nil tho elements of
publicity, and therefore ho knew
that to prepare tho public for what ho
wanted to do he would havo to begin far
In advance of her first nctual appearance
In this country. For six months before
her nrrlval In Now York ho had the
wholo American public almost on tlptoo
to hear her.
M1
try for tho first tlmo alnco 1000.
Tho concerts of lh Keitf Ynrk RvmtihftnV
Orchestra this season, under Mr. Damrosch,
will Include a number of now worlca. Tha
rour concerts will b nlvon at thn Academy
nf Musio on tho ovenlms ot October 2H,
December 10, January 20 nnd February 22.
the soloists beltiK Fritz Krelslcr, Frlada
llempel and Sergei Rachmaninoff. '
Tho season sain of tickets for the Phila
delphia Orchostra has far surpassed that
of any other year, and tho manncement
has been unablo to nil hundreds of orders
for seats. Plans for Klvlnc extra concert
which would cnablo tho disappointed appli
cants for m-ata to hear tho orchestra, are
now under way, und It is hoped that at
loasi inreo sucn performances will be pos
slblo durlns; the comlnic season.
The Philadelphia Orchestra Chorus will
play nn Important pirt In tho concerts this
season, as .Mr Stnkouakl plan-i to present
Ileothoven's Ninth Hiinphony. llrnhms's "Re
nuleni," which will also bo performed In
New lork. and Jr.ihler'a Second Symphony,
sometimes called the "llesurrectlon" Sym
Phonv Chorus retirnrsala will begin soon,
and applicants for mi-mhershlp should notify
tho orchestra mansnemont of their desire
to Join tho oruantzntlon.
Tho Choral Society, ltonry Gordon Thun
der, conductor, announce tho following pro
gram for Its twenty-fourth season: December
2, "Kln Olnf," by i;inr: December DO, "The
Mo-ulah." and April 21. "Judas Maccabeus."
These concerts will bo Riven nt the Acad.
ray oi .iiu-iic wiin prominent eololsis anil
R. BARNUM, among other things.
Pnnr?ol Vnrl th lil-nn nf fttY-firl-nr
prize of ,$200 for tho best poetic tribute members of tho Philadelphia Orchestra
10 mo Binger. ii waa to taite tne rorm or
nn odo and wns to bo entitled "Greeting1 Anna Pavlow.i, tho famous Husstnn.dan
to America." The best poets of that day euee. nnd Alexandre Vollnlne, premier
comnetcd nnd tho nrlin -wna won hv dunseur classloue of the llnllet Husse. will
BaTrd Taylor. ' who" ITcen tna y "m Lh? Aa"5B' 0?..,c'un4". Jh-
n-r,lln n( o- Tl... ., 1.... . i ".""." ' ""?-." 'V-"'"' "". " uvuuj
bwu... ..VA. ..., uui tttv ucni-i CIIIC1I1
bored of the poetic "tributes." If this can
bo called one, wns by William Allen
Butler, who represented Mr. Barnum as
saying:
"So, Jenny, como nlong I You're Just tho
card for me ;
And quit these kings nnd queens for the
country of tho free.
They'll welcome you with speeches and
serenades and rockets,
And you will touch their hearts nnd I
will touch their pockets.
And If between us both tho public Isn't
skinned.
Why, my name Isn't Barnum, nor Is
yours Jenny Llnd."
Tho crowd which wolcomed tho singer
on her first appearance In New York
blocked Brondway from the Canal street
pier to the Irving House, and that eve
ning tho New York Musical Fund Society nnhn0rU. Wi
of 200 musicians serenaded Jenny Llnd. I Should 'bo i
wno ww encunuu uy ouu nremen Bearing I Stratford
evening. October 20.
Tom Tlurko. tho Irleh tenor, will jtlvc his
Philadelphia concert on Friday evening Or.
tober H, at the Academy of Muelc. Ills
pros-ram will Include nrlaa from Itnllnn
operas, soma ballads nnd a number ot Irish
folk sonns.
Tho Symphony Club, which opens Its sea
son on Tuesday evenlnit. with a renearsnl of
the larse orchestra, has an active member
ship of 2.10 Thero aro still n few vacancies
in mo orcnesiras. Application may bo made
at tho club, 123S Pino street, Thursday ova
nine. Tho Matinee Musical Club Is organizing a
Junior club of Klrl ot hlRh school age (four
teen to elchtecn years) recruited largely from
the families of the club members. Mrs.
Francla nillot CInrk. director nf the educa
tional department of the National Federa
tion of Music Clubs, him prepared a compre
hensive rourso of study, Helen Pulaski
Innls will bo me airectnr or tho Junior
mien application zor membership
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