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JUST GO$SIP ABOUT PEOPLE
tfancy Wynne .Tells of the Ashton Tea at Wynnewood at
Which Three Debutantes Will Make Their Bow
to Society She Sees a Smart Frock
Tlin tea this afternoon will be very
weltlnp, for It Is to Introduro three
different debutante;. Dr. nnd Mrs.
Tom A"hton ylU Hl!, a, tcali0r rAather
an at-home, for tl.tflr jlaughler Anne,
ml will, nt the same time, introduce
UnrMrottn Harrison, daughter of Mr.
.ndtrs. .Tosenh Harrison, and Ituail
Tucker, (laughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Tucker, Russell being a cousin
of Anne Ashton.
ood. Is t to tbo Bill Clothier.'
you know, ami on nncnicr pikc,
ibout a ten minutes' walk from tho
Jtatlon for those of us who may go on
Khank's mare, though I understand the
train" will be met by busses.
Anne will wear a frock of whlto net
ined over satin, tho bodice bcimr
fwhloncd of silver cloth and ahe will
ar orchids. Margarctta's frock
wil 'be of white mo re Bilk trimmed on
I," Hides with whlto tulle, combined
with small Pink roses. The bodice Ik
cut round in front and V in tho back
and she will carry red roses.
Iluisoll Tucker's frock I hear is to
be of white brocaded satin combined
with tulle, the bodice embroidered with
white bends. Opalescent bands will bo
o 'the shoulders. I did not hear
them ay whnt flowers she will wear,
r of course you bavo caught on to tho
fact thnt Nancy happened along when
the frocks they were to wear, were
being discussed by tho threo maidens.
Mrs. Ashton, Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Tucker will receive df course, and
several others have been asked to as
sist at the tea table and in various
wajs.
ADELAIDE SOUDEIt is also to be
introduced this afternoon at her
homo in Ardmoro, so it will be Just a
little trip up thcro from Wynnewood,
which comes first on tho main line.
Marianne Harris, Evelyn Page. Adel
aide Jones, Sarah Fox and several
other girls will receive with Adelaide,
who will be gowned in whlto satin mado
with a silver bodico and will bavo a
large tulle bow at tho back. Tho skirt
will also be trimmed in silver. Mrs.
Soudcr has decided upon a black satin
frock.
I HEAR there is to bo a big rummago
sale for the benefit of the social
service department of the Pennsylvania
Hoipltal nt Eighth, and Spruce Ktrceta
next Thursday nt the hospital garage,
on Eighth below Spruce. Tho salo is to
Inst from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Mrs. P. S. Stewart, of 311 South
Twelfth street, Is collecting tho rum
mage or rather notice of said rummage
is being sent to her. Mo, I want
samething that I just hope I'll find nt
said sale, because you often do, you
l,nov, nnd just for thnt I won't tell you
what I nlm to buy, becauso you might
went It. too, If I suggested it, nnd if
thov have any at all they won't haro
ranhv ami so you know why I won't
tell.
Tlio committee in chnrgo of the rum
mage nnd In tho social service depart
ment includes Mrs. K. Walter Clark,
chairman; Miss Emily Barclay, vice
elialunan; Miss Amy Hartshorino, sec
retarv. and MrH. Charles P. Mitchell,
.MNx Edith Collins. Mrs. Cioorge S.
Crampton. Mrs. William Drayton, Jr.,
Mr. Arthur Gerhard, Mrs. Rodman
EIHmoii Thompson, Mrs. William Horst
mnnn. Mis. John Story .Tonka. Jr.,
Mi's Elizabeth Keating, Miss Mildred
J.pp. .Mrs. Walter H. Lee, Mrs. Morris
.1 1.1-wK Mies Helen K. Morton. Mrs.
Arthur Newlln. Mrs. William FNher
NnrK Mrs. George Packnrd, Mrs.
IMwanl n. Smith. Mrs. Francis H.
litewnrl, Mrs. NorrJa Vaux and Mrs.
John Walker.
STItOLLIXO through tbo Rltz the
other day I saw Mrs. George E.
Tinrtol who. von remember, was Maisle
Hush. Really she looked llko a Paris
Inn faxhlon plate. Her very striking
gown of Mark satin was quite short
and was made with short cut sleeves.
Her hut wns u large turban size of
black velvet and n chantilly laco veil
was draped effectively over it falling
,lialf way over the face. She also wore
grey suede gloves and silk stockings
and black suctlo French strap slippers.
T HEAR that Elaine Sullivan, who Is
1 the debutante daughter of Mr. nnd
Mr. James Frnncis Sullivan, will take
Wirt In the memorial tree planting In
Hittenhnuse Square wbiih Is to be held
nt .'1 o'clock next Thursday In honor
of the late I,eta Sullivan Hoffman.
Kathcrlne Crnlg Riddle and Emmelinc
Heed Bedell, whose death occured re
cently. Mrs. Hoffman died more than
a ear ago and so did Miss Riddle,
but Mrs. Bedell's death was in Juno
or July of tills year.
I understand the American Anti
Vivisection Society, the Animal Rescue
League and the Humane Education So
ciety will conduct the ceremony.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The fnllnwlnir 1 ml I pa will net as pa
tronesses nt tho Assemblies, whloli will
be held on January 7 and February 4, at
the Bellevue-Stratforrl: Mrs. Thomas
)amlmr. Mrs. CharleB 13 Coxe, Mra.
Oora C. Thayer, Mrs. Caspar W. Mor
ris, Mrs. Theodoro S. Paul and Mrs.
llowland Evans, Jr.
Mr, and Mra Clarnctt Andrews, Chat
tanooga, Tcnn,, nnnounce the enpaRo
inent of their dnughtor. Miss Betty
Hrlrne Andrews, to Mr. Joseph Derens
Waters, lied Bank, N. J. The weddlnc
will tako place In the late winter. In
Chattanooga. Mr. Waters Is a son of
Mr and Mrs. O. Jason Waters. His
mother la a sister of Mr. Caleb Fox,
Among tho guests who will attend the
luncheon on Wednesday, November 3. to
oe given by Mro. Francis It. Btrawbrldge,
at woods'de. her homo In Clormantown.
m honor of Miss Anita Strawbrldce,
laughter of Mr. nnd Mro. Robert E,
Btrawbrldge, will bo Mlsa Jana Bhaw
Hepburn. Mlas Helon I Bewail, Miss
Anne Ashton, Miss Marianne F. UarrU
Miss Uuth Packard, Miss Mary M.
7,, y'J"; m!bb Margaretta I Harrison,
JJlw Nancy McKean, Mlsa Auguata W
Harrison, Mlsa Harnh Attee Downs, Mlns
sarnh Barrlnger, Miss Eleanor Oummoy,
wins Marjorlu Y. Qlbbon, Miss Mary II.
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llowland, Mlsa Mildred Carpenter, Mlaa
Jana Oorden Coxe. M' Jaaala Da. Coata
and Mlaa Annnbolla Wood.
Anion the irueati who will attend tho
dinner on Wedneaday night, to be given
$L UtB- Charlen MoKean Bayard, of
JOE taat Johnson street, Qormantown, In
honor of her granddaughter, Miss Mary
MKjan Bayard, before the dance Mr.
?.'inllir?,.oslh.Bftrtow' wl lv at tho
rhlladelphla Cricket Club, In honor Of
"'' daughter, Mlaa Mary P. Bartow,
-.'il1 bS1Mlss K'laa du Pont, Mlaa Dor-S.t-y.Stevcn!
Mr- William L. Savage,
PancoanL8 8 ! Mr. Charleo
,Mr- and Mra. James M. Wilcox will
?i I'nner-dance on Tuesday at Camp
Woodsby Ithan. their plaeo at Vllla-n.-na
P htmor of MB Anna Sophia Yar
tl?i,'v'1'lug!ju'r of Mr ftnd Mra. Charl
w. Yarnall, and Mian Marjorlo Y. Qlb
bon. daughter of Dr. and Mra. John H.
Qlbbon
M"- and Mrs. Alan D. Wllaon, of Tear
r Jr IJ: jT xr a e' "nova, win mvo a am
n? h ihWJI ,,ai,y lntr ln th9 winter
!nA,"2J of sl1".'' nu,h Packard, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. George Tl. Packard.
& n.nd Mrs- Benjamin West Prater,
?niWe.8t2yer n?u". Rydol. will enter
tain at dinner tonight In honor of Mr.
nnn aira. Langdon Marvin, of Naw
lork, who will apend tho weekend as
'" bucbio or air. and Mra. Fraaler.
Mrs. A. aaratcho Norrls and her
daughter, Mlsa Ellrabeth C. Norrla,
who recently roturned from Havana, aro
V " ,l"irnoni8 ac mo L,ongacre
for the winter And wilt Ijmiva nn xf,H.tnu
for n few daya' Visit to Now York. Mlsa
nunw win ue prvaenieu to society on
December 1.
Mlaa Elsie Du Puy Hirst, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. John Cooko Hirst, 1 tho
jtuest for a. few days of Miss Henrietta
MacDonald Wllaon, debutante daughter
of Dr. and Mr W. Reynolds Wilson, of
wemwooa, vmanovn. Mlra Hirst will be
a dobutante of this winter.
Mrs. Portor Bradford wilt glva n
lunchoon at the Acorn Club on Monday In
honor of Mrs. Barnett, of England. Mra.
Bamott Is tho pioneer of aocial welfare
work In England.
Mrfl. OeornrA f rrhnmna Tr nt nmU.
fornla. who .with Mr. Thomas la vlaitlnir
Mrs. Ocorgo C. Thomaa at Qreyatock,
her home In Chestnut Hill. Is mending
a few days ln New York. Mrs. Thoman
Hr's daughtor, Mrs. Walter Schuyler
Volkmar, Is ppendlnar the week-end In
Now Haven, where sho will attend tho
laie-virginia game tms afternoon.
Mlsa Miirv Law. daushtur nf Mm
Ernest Law. of Edgeneld, St, Davids, ro-
nirnea on Tnureaay rrom Hot Springs
Va where aha epent n fortnight.
Mra. Cleorse Reynolds will entertain
at a small luncheon at tho Eedgley Club
on November 4. Covers will be laid for
ten guests. Mr. and Mra. Reynolds,
who spent last winter nt the Rlttenhouae
Jioiei, navo returned to ineirtown house
Twenty-first nnd Pino streets.
Mro. Paul do Hoff Reed, who nan
been the truest of Mrs. CJeorge WIllcox
Mclver at tho homo of her parents, Mr.
nnd Mra. Charlea Piles Maulo. 22X7 Rlt
tenhouw stroat, for a fow days, returned
veatcrday to her apartments, Wardman
Park Inn, Washington. Mrs. Reed was
Mlsa Elizabeth Noycs Boyd.
A concert will be given at the Musical
Art Club, 1811 Ranatoad atreot, on Fri
day evening- Novembor 12, for tho beno
fit of tho surgical department of the
Barton Dispensary, connected with the
Woman's Medical Collego. The committee
In charge constats of Mrs. W. Howard
Magoffin, Mra. Samuel Woodward, Mrs.
Allco R. McGIll, Mlas Peggy Thayer, Mlsa
Elizabeth Brocklo, Mr. W. H. Peoples,
Dr. Leo H. Bornd, Mr. Daniel C. Dono
van and Mlsa Ruth Barber, chairman.
The artists who will take part In the
musical are: Mrs. Adolph Mondel, Mra.
Gcorgo J. Brlnton, Mlsa Polly Thayer,
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Mr. Clarence Fahrman arid Mlas Ruth
M. Barber.
Mlsa Elolaa Warrlner, debutante
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Samuol Dexter
Warrlner, of 135 South Eighteenth
street, will leave the latter part of next
week for Wilmington, whero nhe will
ho entertained as the guest of Mlas Mary
Marvel, dau'ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Joslah
Marvel. Miss Warrlner will assist In
receiving at tho tea to bo given for
Mlsa Marvel. by her, parents next Friday
afternoon nt Nantlcoko, their home In
Qreenvltlo, Del.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Atkins, who
have been entertained na the guests of
Mr. and Mro. William Blddlo Shcppara,
of WIl-Ella, Bryn Mawr and Woodblno
avenue, Cynwyd, have returned to their
homo In Berkeley, Calif. Mr. Atkins at
tended as best man at the wedding of
Miss Mildred Sheppard and Mr. David
Ooodale, of San Francisco, October 14.
Mr. and Mra O. Hamilton Colkct, of
Merlon, entertained Informally at din
ner on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Colket have recently returned from a
three months' motor trip through
Europe where they toured England,
Wales, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium,
and France, covering1 over threo thou
sand mllea.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Mann, 241 South
Twenty-first street, and their family,
havo returned from Bay Head, N. J.,
where they epent tho aummor. and are
occupying their new home, 2039 Locuat
street. The engagement of Mlas Ruth
Livingston Mann and Mr. Carrow Thl
bault. son of Mrs. George T. Tracy, has
recently been announced.
Mlsa Agnea 11'. Shobor debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Shober, of Broadmoor, Colorado Springe,
Col., who has been tho guest of Miss
Dorothy W. Stevens, debutante daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Conygham Stev
ens, of Jenklntown, Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. S. Pemberton Hutchinson. 1823
Pino street, and will leave next week to
spend tho winter with her aunt. Miss
Ellzabth T. Shober, 2021 Do Lancey
street.
Miss Elizabeth Mencke, ' daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fredorlck C, Mencke, of
Overbrook, and Miss Mildred Elsen
hower, dauahtor of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I.
Elsenhower, of Germontown, will motor
today to Princeton, Is, J where "they
will join a party of frlenun and attend
tho Princeton-Navy football game. On
November 6 Mrs. Mencke will chaperon
her daughter and Miss Elsenhower to An
nnDolls. where they will also motor, to
attend tho Georgetown University-Navy
gamo and the hop which will follow in
tne evening, remaining over mo weeK
end.
Mr. and Mra. Dalo B. Fitter and their
family, of 1965 Locust street, havo been
spending a fortnight nt Hot Springs, Va,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewla Thlbault have re
turned to St. Davids, after spending ,a
month, nt cneisca.
Mra. Harrv Wain Harrison, of St
Davids, will apend tho next few weeks
at French Lick Springe, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rubin, of the
NUMEROUS WEDDINGS
MARK END OF WEEK
Miss Martin Brldo of Mr. How
ard Smythe-Ashhurst, Car-penter-McDonogh
Nup
tials Today
CATHDINE
HUTCHINSON
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Girl Scouts of the country plan a
nation-wide educational drivo be
ginning November 1. Mlaa Caasatt
is chairman of the campaign com
mittee here, Miss Martin Is her'
assistant and Miss Hutchinson Is
chairman of the finance committee
St James Hotel, have taken npartmenta
at the Rltz-Carlton for the winter.
Mr. and Mra. Herbert S. Clark have
closed their summer homo at Strafford
and roturned to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Georjro W. B. Roberts
nnd their daughter. Miss Edith L. Rob
erta, who spent tho aummor at their
homo In Chestnut Hill, havo returned to
their town house. 180C Do Lancey street
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers KeppM,
of Germaiuown, announco tho engage
ment of their daughter, 5I1sm Dorothy
Eleanor Kppcl and Mr. Karl F. Mayer,
of Marshalltown, la.
Mr. and Mrs. Nnthan Hayward, of
St, Davids, who havo been spending tho
summer at Manchester, Mass.. returned
to their home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Guy Hnllowoll, of
Wayne, havo moved Into their now home
In St Davids. Mr. and Mrs. Hallowoll
havo been spending the summer with
Mra. Hallowell'a mother. Mrs. William
Dayton Phillips, at Radnor.
Mr. nnd Mra. W. II. Myers, of St
Davids, have gone to Pasadena, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Mnckey. of
B019 Pine street, havo Icaucd Invitations
fbr a costumo dance ln honor of their
daughter, Mlas Lorna Mackey, on Fri
day cvenlner. October 29. On Saturday
evening Miss Mackey will entertain at
dinner In honor of her guests, Mlaa Dor
othy McAteer and Miss Alice Dougherty,
of Pittsburgh, after the Penn-State foot,
ball game, which they will attend.
Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey, Jr., haa re
turned to hor home In this city from n
month's visit at Hot Springs, Va.
A wedding of social Importance will
bo aolemnlted at 4:30 o'clock thla after
noon In St Paul's- Church. Chestnut
Hill, when Mlsa Helena Martin, daugh
ter of Mrs. William WUklna Carr. of
Sunset Hill, Amblor. becomes the bride
of Mr. Joseph H. P. Howard, Jr., son
"I .. - a xfr .Tosech H. P. Howard,
-. c- xf.n Calif. Dr. Johnston, of
,.-. ir. n of real lace, n family
Ctofn 11 llUei Mlaa Helena
mim Marie C. de Koaenko and Mlaa
Hannah Hobart. Atlas Adelaide Farr,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mro. Daniel H. Farr,
WTheVt maTwfifbo Mr. S. a Sparry.
JrTof New Hiven, Conn, .and 1 the ush
era will lncludo Mr. George U. ;
older. Jr. and Mr. John L. Morrill, of
Boston : Mr. Edmund S. Brewer, of Mil
ton! Mala. ; Mr, W. B. Selton. of German
town : Mr. C. Sewall Clark, also of Gor
manntown Mr. Charles P. Ander.on. Jr.
of Waahlngton 1 Mr. Buckley L. WaiiB.
nf New York, and Mr William Farr
RoblnVon. a cousin of tho bride. On their
return from a wedding trip they will
live at San Mateo. Calif. A number or
Kueata from Boaton, New York and Baltl-
m0Ar0rceCpnHoen,wlll follow at the home
of the brWa undo and aunt. Mr. and
Mra Daniel Haddock Farr, Dean Houac.
Cheatnut Hill. ,
SMYTHE-ASHHURST
A wedding of aocial Importance which
Church, Twenty-second and Walnut
atroetB. wna that of Miss Marie Loulso
Aahhurat. daughter of Mra. Samuel Aah.
hurst, 1023 Spruce Btreet. to Mr. T. H.
Butler Smythe. son of Mr. and Mra. J.
L. Nevlll 8myth. of Chestnut Hill. The
Rev. J. h. L. Nlibett, of Chrlat -Church
Chapel, offlclated. asslatod by tho Rev.
Dr. Mockrldg. pastor.
The bride woro a gown of white Bairn,
adorned with duchess point lace fash
ioned with a long court train .extending
from the ahouldera. Her veil of tulle waa
arranged with a cluatcr of orange blos
soms and ducheas laco. She carried a
shower bouquet of whlto sweet peae,
titles of the valley and gardenlns. Mra.
Thomna E. Ward waa matron of honor
and Mlsa Mary Taylor Knight waa maid
The b'rldeamalds wero MIbh Caroline
Valentino. Miss Bertha Smythe, Mlsa
Clarla-ia Smythe. Mlsa Elizabeth Itoea,
Miss Dorothy Ely nnd Mra. Frederick
H. Lea. Jr. Mr. William Nowbold Ely,
Jr., wa beBt man. The ushers were
Mr. Thomas E. Ward and Mr. Robert
Thompson, of New York: Mr. Frederick
H. Lee, Jr., Mr. Percy Sanderson, Mr.
William A. B. Paul, Mr. Samuel H.
Paul, Mr. William Meade Fletcher, Jr.,
and Mr. George B. Wood, all of this
city. On their return from their wed
ding Joumoy, Mr. and Mrs. Smythe will
live at Z3io fine sircei.
CARPENTER McDONOG II
The marriage of Mlsa Kathleen Mc
Donogh, of this city, and Mr. Charlea
T. Carpenter, son of the late Mr. Joaeph
It Carpenter and Mr8. Carpenter, of
128 South Twenty-third street, took
place thin morning ln old St. Joseph's
Church, Fourth and Wllllngs alley, at
10 o'clock. Father Harti B. J offi
ciated. Mlaa MoDonogh waa attended
by two little pages. Master Herbert
Ooodall and Master Robert Ooodall. nnd
Miss Helen Cronln, of Springfield, Mass..
was maid of honor. Mr. Carpenter had
Mr. Alexander Randall Cheston na be&t
man, and hla ushers Included Mr. Samuel
Hope Carpenter nnd Mr, Joseph R. Car
penter, Jr., hla brothers: Mr. Clyde Ham
bright, hla brother-in-law, Mr. John A.
Dlmond, Mr J. Roeh Ouokea and Mr.
Edward a. Traael, hla coutfn.
A small reception at the Art Alliance
followed the ceremony for the family nnd
a very few Intimate friends. Mr. nnd
Mra. Carpenter will Ilvo In New York.
EDSON TENNBY
An Intorcatlng fall wedd'ng will bo
that of Mlas Kathorlne Tenncy, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. Frank Tenncy, and
Mr, Henry Edaon, which will bo rol
etnnlzed today In the Church of the Re
deemer, nt Bryn Mawr. The bride, who
will bo given In marrlago by her father,
will bo attended by Mlns Margaret Ton-
ney na maid of honor and by Mra. Henry
Wood, Mla Theodoro Keith Little. Mlsa
Katharine Z. Ogden nnd Mlaa Elizabeth
Shelburne, or Boston, as bridesmaids. Mr.
Rowland E, Lea will act as beat man
and the uehera will Include Mr. John
Taylor, Mr. Rudolph Lleblg, Mr. Frano'a
Markoe Rivlnua, Mr. Samuel N. Felton,
2d, of Boston, and Mr. Thomas Stroh
ler, Mr. Henry Wood Wiley nnd Mr.
Christian Hngcn, A reception will fol
low the ceremony nt the homo of tho
brldo'ft parents. After a wedding trip
Mr,- and Mra. Edson will bo at homo ln
Haverford, Pa.
I2LL1THORP KEFFER
An attractive wedding will take place
thla aftornoon at 4 o'clock at tho home
of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Iungcrleli
Kcffer, B971 Drexol road. Overbrook.
when their daughter, Mlaa Florence
Mnr)o Keffor, will become tho brldo of
Mr. Earl Louis Elllthoru. of Radnor,
the officiating clergyman being the Rv,
Robert Norwood, rector of tho Memorial
Church of St. Paul. Overbrook. Dr.
Kcffer will give h'a deughtcr In mar-,
rlagc. She will havo three attendants,
Mrs. Thaddeus Rich, of this city; Mrs.
Charlea Henry Thompson. Jr., of Gcr
mantown, and Mlaa Ethel Klngsley
Nice, also of this city. Tho brlde
prroom's brother, Mr. Frank A 12111
thorp, of Chicago, villi bo his best man.
nnd tho two ushers Include Mr. Nathan
O. Johnson, of Enstlewood N. J., nnd
Dr. Edward Broods Keffer, brother
of tho bride.
McCORD SERRILL
A wedding of Interest to take placo
In thla city this evening la that of Mlas
uenruaa aerrin, unugnicr or air. anu
Mra. Joseph Mason Serrlll. of Detroit,
Mich., and Mr Donnld Ferria McCord.
of New York. The ceremony will be per
formed at 7 o'clock at the home of tho
bride's aunts, tho Misses Serrlll, 1413
North Broad street, by the Rev. John
EHory Tuttle, of the Presbyterian Church
of Swnrthmore, nnd a largo reception
will follow. Mr. Serrlll will give hla
daughter In marriage. Her nttendanta
will lncludo her alstor. Miss Josephine
Serrlll. mnld of honor; Mlsa Charlotte
Drysdane, of Montclalr, N. J. : Miss
Mary Lucllo Reeves, of Lawrencovlllo,
N. J. ; Miss Marian Robinson, of Now
York: Miss Charlotte Wiley and Mlwt
Esther Edmunds, of New York; nnd
Miss Katheryne Glaur.er, of Chester, Pa.,
bridesmaids : Mlaa Frances W. Serrlll,
the brlde'a sister. Junior bridesmaid, and
Dorothy and Ruth McCord, of Montclalr,
nieces of the bridegroom, flower girls.
Mr, McCord will havo for beat man his
brother. Mr. Henry U. McCord, and his
ushers will lncludo Mr. Stuart A.
Rhodes, Mr. Malcolm Davis. Mr. Rltz
Perry nnd Mr Albert Lamarche, of Now
York ; Mr. Re irlnald Lamarche. of Brook
lyn, and Mr Robert Lnrnnr. of Waahlng'
ton. Mr. and Mrs. McCord will leave
on an extended tour, and will be at homo
after January 1 In ICaat Orange, N. J.
DIETRICH SCHNEIDER
An attractive autumn weddtmt will be
solemnized In Trinity Reformed
Church, Broad and Venango streets, this
evening, when Mlas Lou'.ae L. Schneider.
daughter of Mra. Mary Schneider, of
3B11 North Marvlno street, and Mr.
William A. Dietrich, also of Tioga, wilt
bo mairled by tho paator, the Rev. J. M
H. Iacnberg. The bride will bo given
In marriage by her uncle, Mr, Henry
P. Schneider, and will bo attended by
Mra. Helen Edwarda, matron of honor;
Mlaa Anna IC Schneider, tho bride h
cousin, nnd Mlas Roae Slmendlngcr.
brldeamalda. Mr. Irvln Danveraon will
be tho bridegroom's beot man, and h s
ushers will bo his brother, Mr. Leroy
Dietrich, Mr. Romy Miller, Mr. Fred
erick Schneider, tho brlde'a brother, and
Mr. Russell Snader. Mr. Dietrich and hla
brldo will apend the autumn traveling,
and will be at home at 1134 West Tioga
atreet after January 1.
FOLLEN SHOMO
A pretty wedding will take place at
tho homo of Mrs. Joseph B, ShOmo, 1C15
Butler street, at 4 o'clock thla after
noon, when her daughter, Mlaa Mary
Shomo, will become the bride of Mr
George Follen, of Ocean City, with the
Rev Samuel Wllllama, of the Nicetown
Baptlat Church, officiating. Attending
the br'do will be Mlas Kathryn Gertrude
Hnrncr, Hnd Mr. Elwood Shomo will be
hla cousin's best man. Mr and Mrs
Follen will leave on n. wedding trip and
will be at homo after November 10 at
1615 Butler street
CRAIG DREVER
Tho wcddlnsr of Mlsa Eleanor Grace
Drevcr, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas Drcver, of 3718 North Fifteenth
street, and Mr. William Crnlg will tako
place at the Episcopal Church of the
flesurrtct'on. Broad and Venango streets
Tho rector, tho lie v. J. R. Mcllhenny,
will perform the ceremony The brldo
will be given ln marrlago by her father,
and her sister. Mis Mary Drevcr. will
be hor only nttennant air. Jiarry uraig
will be his brother's beat man. The
bridegroom and bride will eiwnd the re
ma'ndcr of the month on their wedding
tour and will be at home after Novem
ber 1 on Chew Btreet, Germantown
PICKARD FISHER
The mnrrlage of Mlsi Darthca V
Fisher, daughter of Mr. nnd Mra.
Charlea Flaher, of 1032 Robblna avenue,
to Lieutenant John O. Plckard, United
States army, of 8013 Palmetto street,
will be aotcmntzod In Trinity Epis
copal Church of Oxford at 4 o'clock in a
afternoon, the Rev. C. A. JanBen, rector
of tho church, officiating. Mlaa Florcnco
Flaher will be hor Blater'a bridesmaid and
only attendant Captain John Smith,
United States army, will be Lieutenant.
Plckard's beat man. Lieutenant Plckard
.and hla bride will leavo for the Philip
pine Islands, where Lieutenant Plckard
will be stationed.
BEATTY WESSON
The marriage of Mlas Elizabeth Car
roll Wesson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
David Weason, of Montclalr, N. J., and
Mr. Lewis IJonsall Beatty, of Colling
dale. Pa., will bo solemnized thla eve
ning In St. Luke's Eulsconal Church,
Montclalr. The ceremony will be per-
rormca by the iiov. i.uke wnite, rector
of the church, and the bride will be
given In mnrr ago by her father.
MIbs Weapon will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. William Francis, of Oradnll,
N. J., as matron of honor, and by Mra.
Clnrence Coddlngton, of New York city;
Miss Clarissa Collins, Mls.t Doris Dn
klns. Miss Annetto Farlsh. Mrs Morton
Goodspeed, of Montclalr, and Mra
Dwlght J. Harris, of Germantown, rb
brldesmnlds. Mr. Robert Walter Beatty,
of colllngdale, ra.. brother or tne bride
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groom, will act aa! beat man. and t(tt.'
uahera will bo Mr. Cheater F. Bkr v
of Cheater; Mr. Edward Felt Beatty, ot
Colllngdale, Pa., brother of the brldej
groom : Mr. George Boyd, of thla oltv,; tfV
Mr. Erneat Lolloy Oreen, of Media: Mr, ji
Joseph ShallcroHn Webb, of West ChefK
ter, nnd Mr. Harry Uurbank Wesson,
of Montclalr, brother of the bride. Mrn
and Mrs. Realty will llvo nt 303 West
Miner street, west unrsicr. v
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs. W If. Brooks haVe re ?V
Mn.4 a MiaU lwi .a nt St. ti Vlfllt. f
after a trip to'st. Loufa and Cincinnati. 7. M
Mrs. Georgo Craig Stewart, of Evana ,t., ',
ion, ill., who has been viauing ntr dib t,
ter, Mrs. II. W. Roth, In St Davids, la W
apendlng a few daya In Froderlck, Md
Mr. J. A. Ball and Mr. and Mra. .T. 'j
Lawson Wtntherly, of Wayne, have ro
turned from Atlnntlc City. t
Mrs. Gcorgo A. Ilohcm, of Ht DaVId. '!
Is entertaining: Mr. and Mra. Franlt li
A r. . fn nt It -n rilh 1T
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GERMANTOWN
Announcement la made of the mar
riage of Mlaa Reglna A. Mnlone, cf 91
West Weaver Btreet, to Mr Walter 8.,
Jaokson. of 134 West Meado street. In-v
the Church of the Holy Cross. Mt AIr,.
on Wednesdny morning. October 20, at .
9 o'clock. Aftpr November 1 Mr. and.'
Mra. Jnckson will bo at homo on Oer-
mantown avenue, In Tioga. a.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
An Intereatlng wedding will tnke plac
this ovenlng at 7 o'clock in the North
m nater Presbyterian Church. Thlrty-7"f
fifth and Baring streets, when Mlaa
Dorothy Demareat, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. William A. Demareat, of 3B09 HnmV'-m
llton street will become the bride of Mr. t..
Jay C Harvey, aon of Mr. and Mrs. H. " ,
O. Harvey, of 3227 Race street V'
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA 'rf
Mr. and Mra. William A. Stowart,'"'
whose marrlago took placo reoentlr.'
will be the guests of honor nt an eve- H
nlng at homo to be given by Mrs. Stew
art's parcnta, Mr. and Mrs. Ephralm O.
Taylor, at -thelr home. 17S4 Norths
Twenty-ninth "atreot, on Wednesday,
evening-, October 27. The Kueats will,,,
Include Mr nnd Mra. Hugh Stewart Mr..'0
nnd Mrs Albert Schulz. Mr. and Mm."1
Arthur Taylor. Mrs. Edward Hurly. Mr.nf
nnd Mrs. William A. Stewart. Ml,,
Mariaii Reese. Mlas Allco Echternaeh."
Mlaa Evelyn W nkler, Mlaa Agnes1
Taylor. A mlacellaneoua shower was
i-lven for Mrs. Stewart last week at her
home in Tabor, by a number of hr
friends.
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1916 right after Lowney's received the "Medal of Honor"
at the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Since that time so many people have found Medal of Honor
such a good hox of candy to eat that today it is a leader on the
shelves of all good drug and confeclionery stores in the city.
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The luxury of "the big New York hotels" h
proverbial. But it remained for Hotel Pcnnsyl
vania to provide such unusual comforts as the
two big swimming pools (one for men, one for
women) around each of which is built a com
plete Turkish Bath establishment such as you
will hardly find elsewhere.
When you go to New York, make the Penn
sylvania your home. There you will be, sur
rounded by conveniences and comforts which
you do not expect to find in a hotel. And that
is one of the reasons why the Pennsylvania u
preferred by so many thousands of discriminat
ing travelers who want "the best there is" when
u..y are in New York.
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Droad atreet, Ixifran, rntertnlncd at;,n
luncheon and BOo yesterday at her homo
with tho following trueata; Mra. Lillian .irt
Hall, Mra Hugh llnnna. Mm. Oscar (
Noll. Mrs. Charles Hrlckrr, Mra Arthur xt
W Poachl and Mra. Frank Paul.
Mra. William D. Chambers, of 6217 "
North Hroau atreet. Logan, will cntor
tain the members of the inixlllnrv of the
Ocean City Presbyterian Church onfl
Thursday, October 2S, at heir home,
There will be forty ffuests. M"ss Ida jS
Uauer Is president of the aseoclotton, '
Mrs Chamtmra vice president, Mra. WIIk
Ham Uarrla secretary and Mra. William- (
Koaa treasurer.
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