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' .) Wynne Tells of the Accident Sustained by Mrs,
Alexander Brinten Coxe Recently Ste Ciafs
About the Committee Class
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V nbeut tu '";,. ,. ..,,.,,. nt
9T r.bid fall the ether tiny ami
fyi rh a Pert.
,"! "I n Mm. nJur.v. lie,
"!. eiernnl wemlcrful conM.tutien
H8'1 , ,j ,,,. ftml I Itnew every ene
"'""' love-i Mrr. Coxe, she's se
ETXan w eichcarted and kind.
""? i,, the most wonderful grand
An(1 ? ,h world. She, is always
MrtliVrc of .he Vamalls,
glTl?,P h7m her bes at the opera.
or yzZ 1 M-. ChnrUen Vnr
V0U.k "1 Mr. Varnall ns Miss
' Mr".Cee experts te re-
Ec C tiic ar,y ,,nrt et "cxt
month. .
ID jeu knew that the Saturday
TvV , nn.Inr Clnh- wns te bn
V BrfDlng Dnc,nf n" Academy et
hld "hh EVead "f at the Belle.
Muilc this yenr, " k ,t 1(j the
TUt-Strntferd? i" . , tf) mect
&Hll.thrnatABhcr'
wV.,,,rilfhU and uwd te meet at
5 (lf " ,,,(, ,, Hnll. Then Mrs.
AS,'V.nd Mr". Madisen Tnyle.
Rebert l't,-,, jointly nnd It met
ET.mIV. The meeMnKS were held
en Saturdays, inn , flrBt fleer
ln WS ertleuUn ral Hall, un.te the
e e''n -!!m Pxretit the Christmas
S'jSrTnen the Urge ball
room was uMjl. , is 1)nw
MrrPer,rT-InV'Kd.,h Taer.
3 .' Mm Patterson, of ev, lern,
C,,MMUn tie chapXennV of the rlnm
'm Jehn T. Iyl". -Tr.. ha-1 it
"JA'i rnrc for n number of years.
SId rl WW. Kra.ler took it ever
Winter itvns decided te form it into
and later ii "";. ' lh f1V0 or six
CZlsZ th "en Se It has been
chlftu la? Mr 1 el, Montgomery.
vrs Jelm Nev,bUl. Mrs. .Taek Oenry.
" (Tarlten Ynrnall nnd several
.... hnvliie been the eemmlttee.
,h,thV" lass for the girls who will
Bikt their debut the next year or per
m the i-eeend :-nr after jeinlnc It.
3 it's Vrcat fun. The first meetlns
fhi. Trtr " b- n October Ml. and
iKll be a number of dinners before
tha danee.
t HEAR that Habs Clayten. Oeorgi Oeergi
1 nnne WVtheril! nnd severnl ether
rlrls who are In the ".Tnzz Hand of
MIm Irwin's Scheel are geini te give
ionic music Saturdnj nTiien out
it Mrs. Oideen Heerleki' place In
Wynnewoetl. Thern is te be the Gym
khana and everything elsi- in the way
of tntertnlnment you ever heard of for
the benefit of the Hahnemann lioi liei
pital. T hear that the weinen en the
beard of that heipitnl who nrc getting
up the garden party are trying te raise
$4500 te buy a new nnibulnnce. Seme
tithe bevt en the Main Line who have
i orchestra wi'l n'ny danee inusle, and
Araln Haddad, a Sjrlan student at the
University of Pennsylvania, will rend
ipalm-. He is quite remarkable. I nm
told. Altogether, it viill be very Inter
titing. MANY uill co this afternoon te Iiel
fifld. the Winter place in German
town whf-re Mrs. Jehn Winter will givu
a tea for her granddaughter, Snrnh
Lejan Htarr, (Inuglitrr of .Mr. nnrl .Mrs.
Times Starr, and one of the sweetest
little girls te make her bow this season.
Ixtgan Is tall nnrl thin (she would net
be a Wister if sh" were net) and has an
awfully sweet fuec. brown hnlr and
dark eje. Her mother was Miss Snrnh
Wister, a sKter of .Mrs. Charles
Stewart Wurts nml Mrs. IMwnrd Iclgs.
of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Starr and
Mr. ami Mr. Wuris vill give a ball
for I.egan later in the fall.
BOWHK has u little garden of his
own in a wee plot right near
daddy's, and he has worked tirelessly
among his flowers, weeding and digging
and planting, lie has carefully nursed
a small chrysanthemum under daddy's
direction, am! the ether day the first
bud blnnmrd. linbble enme rneing in
te mother In great excitement, holding
out the flewer: "Oh. Muv!" cried he.
"here's the first one, but I think mere'll
hatch out tomorrow."
NANCY WYNNK.
Will Act as Hostess
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The KUe8tn who will attend the theatre
party and supper nt tlie Hltz-Cnrlten
next Wednesday evening which Mr, nnil
Mrs. Lincoln KcrBUsen, of Cheutnut Mil,
will give In honor of Mies Elizabeth
fUrutilng, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs
Jehn K. fjtrublnff, whose marriage te
Mr. William J. Cnner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Keens Cancr, will take
plnce Wednesday, October 10, will In In
clude MIbb Kathnrlne T). I'orter, Miss
Mary Ernestine Celeman, Miss Marl
anna Hennell, Miss Vemy Fergusen,
Mr: Jnmes lCergusen, Mr, Walter E.
Uex, Mr. Nermnti Wilsen, .Tr , and Mr.
Rebert N, Downs. Mr. and Mrs, Strub
Ing will entertain at a supper en Tues
day owning, October IS, for the brldut
party following the rehearsal.
Mr. and Mrs. Krancls It Straw bridge,
of Woedslde, Oermantewn, will give '
small dance en Saturday evening, Oo Oe Oo
tebor 29, In honor their nlere, Mlse Ikilth
Hucker ShecmnUer, daughter of Mr. and
Mm. Benjamin II. Shoemaker. 2d, and
their adughter, Miss Mary Strawbrldge.
A debutante, of thin Reason will be
Mlsii QeeTglana C. Wetherlll, daughter
of Mrs. Geerge, D. Wetherlll, who will
be formally presented te society at a
series of dinners te be given before the
dances. Mre. Wetherlll will entertain nt
dinner tomorrow evening at her borne,
Heatherflcld, County Line read, Bryn
Mawr. ln honor of her daughter. The
guests will Include Miss Sarah I-egnn
Starr, Miss Louisa Wallls, Mr. Legan
Ulack, Mr. Francis Tayler, Mr. Lester
CemlV. Mr. Edward I'arrlsh. Mr. T'blllp
Wallls. The gueuts will later attend
the dance which Mr. and Mrs. Jehn D.
Samuel, of 2015 Pine street, will give nt
the Merlen Cricket Club te introduce
their daughters. Miss Leis Samuel and
Miss Maria Uurnett Samuel.
Mr. Upton Sullivan han taken a beu"?c
at 2127 De Lancey street, where he and
hl brlde will live upon thelr return
from a wedding trip. The wedding of
Miss llnnnnh C. Wright and Mr. Sul
livan will take place at 12:30 e clock en
Saturday, October 15.
Mrs). Jeseph Lewry Fritz, of Pelham
Court, Germantown. will shortly Issue
invitations for n luncheon nt the Acorn
Club, te be followed by a theatre party
en Wednesday, November 0. In honor
of Imr duugbter. Miss Henrietta Mv
Velgh Fritz, who will be one of the sf a a
HenrH debutantes. Mr. and Mrs. l-rlU
will give a dnnce en Thursday. Januar
5. at the Acorn Club In honor of Mlsa
Fritz.
Miss Marian Cahlr foneghue. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Doneghue,
B733 ICnilcn street, GcrmAntewn, who
hns been spending a fortnight ln Baltl Baltl Baltl
more aH the guest of Miss Mary Mar
shall Scott, will return home tomorrow.
Miss Doneghue, who will be one of the
season's debutantes, will be formally
presented te society by her parents at a
dancing tea en Friday, November 11,
at the Acorn Club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Pardee Earle and
their daughters. Miss Margaret Earle
nnd Miss Virginia Earle, of Crittenden
nvcjiue and Gravers lane. Chestnut Hill,
who spent the summer and early autumn
at their cottage at Mnntaleklng. N. J.,
will return home next week.
Mr and Mrs. Moncure Riddle, of
Gravers lane, Chestnut Hill, who are en
a meter trip through Ashcvllle. N. I ..
and the Seuth, will return home the
early part of next week
Mr. Theodere Ducelng Starr, Jr.. son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Thcodero Ducelng
Starr, of 323 Mercland avenue. Chest
nut Hill, left last week for Uidgeferd,
Conn., where he wilt attend the nidge nidge
ferd Scheel.
Mrs. O. J. De Uousse and her daugh
ter. Miss Jeanne De- Houbse, of the
Latham, Seventeenth and Walnut
streets, who spent August and Septem
ber at Cape May, returned home laat
week
Hr. nnd Mrs. Henry Pratt McKean. of
Pine Run Farms Per.ll;n. who spent the
summer nnd early fall at their cottage
at Hay head, leturncd home last week.
Mr. and Mm Clement Ileeves Waln
wrlg.it. )( Chestnut Hill, who spent the
summer and fall nt Narragansett Pier
R. T . will return home en October In.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Charles Jack, of Media,
have issued Invitations for a card party
en October 15 In honor of their daugh
ter, Miss Sarah Jack.
Mrs. Themas 13. Dunn, of 221 Aliens
lane. Chestnut Hill, and her mother.
Mrs. Edwin D, Mullen, left en Tues
day hv mo'er for Cape Ced, Mas?,
where 'they will spend October.
Mr and Mrs. Ell Kirk Price, 1709
Walnut street, and their daughters,
Miss Rachel I'riee and Miss Evelyn
Price, and sons. Mr. Philip Prlce and
Mr. Ell Klik Price, Jr.. have returned
from their summer home, Grindstone
Neck, Winter Harber. Me., and are oc
cupying their plncc at Bethlehem Pike,
Chestnut Hill. Miss Evelyn Price will
net be a debutante of this season, as she
hat left for Smith College, Northamp
ton. Miss Marie Richards Cummlngs.
daughter of Mr. and Mis. J. Hewell
Cummlngs. of the Wellington Apatt
ments, will sail en Saturday next en
the Rotterdam for a trip abroad. Miss
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MISS ELEANOR AUSTIN
WEDSMR.E.C.TATNALL
Marriage at Bridgowater, Pa.,
at Noen Today Armor Armer
Wagner Nuptiab
MRS. GIDEON ISOERICKK
At wliose home, Deepdene, Wynne Wynne
weed, a jrarden party will be given
en Saturday afternoon
Elizabeth "Pomeroy, of Reading, will no ne no
lenui'iny Miss CummlngH. They expect
te remain nbeut three months traveling
through France and Itnly Mr. and
Mrn. Cummlngs and their family, who
have been spending the summer nt their
place nt Werners vllle. Pa., have re
turned te their apartments at the Well
ington The engagement of Miss Eleaner
F. Cummlngs nnd Mr. Wlllard Jehnsen
Masen, of Chicago, has recently been announced.
An Interesting wedding et much social
Important was solemnized at neon to
day when Miss Eleaner Ilrander Aus
tin, dnughtcr of Mrs. Ewmonde H. Aus
tin, of '1821 Pine street, became the
bride of Mr. Edward Comfert Tatnall,
ion of Mr, and Mrs. James Tatnall, of
Hnvorferd, The ceremony wan per
formed en the lawn of Farley, Brldge
water, Pa,, the country place of the
brlde'n mother. The Rev. Edward 8.
Welle, of New Yerk, officiated. The
bride, who was given In marrlage by
her uncle, Mr. Henry W. Moere, was
attired In an exquisite gown of silver
brocaded satin, veiled with white net,
fashioned with a long court train. Her
veil of net wns nrrnnged in cap effect
and wns edged with rosc-pelnt lace,
which fell In graceful folds te the end
of the train. She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and white
orchids.
Mrs. W. Hobart Perter, sister of the
bride, attended as matron of honor.
She were, a frock of French blue bro
caded chiffon with a large black velvet
picture hat adorned with a black plume
falling gracefully from the brim. She
carried a bouquet of dahlias In varied
coIets.
Mrs. James Moero Austin, slstcr-ln-law
of the bride, and Miss Margaret
Clnwsen attended as brldesmaldn. They
wcre attlrtd In frocks similar te the
matron of honor, with black velvet hats,
and carried arm bouquets of autumn
flowers and foliage.
Mrs, Esmende II. Austin, the mother
at the bride, was attired In a smart
gown of dark blue panne velvet, with a
hat of blaclc velvet
Mr. Frank Sheridan, of New Yerk, at
tended Mr. Tatnall as best man. The
ifi, ir.Mti,,1i tip. ttnmti( Gumtticre,
of Minneapolis, Minn,; Mr- Wesley
Kurtz, of aermantewn; Dr. nmntw
Jftcpbs, of West Chester; Mr. W. Ho
bart Perter, brother-in-law of the
bride Mr, James Moero Austin, brother
of thebrlde, and Mr. Henry Deughtcn.
A reception followed the ceremony.
On their return from a wedding trip the
bride and bridegroom will be at home
at 282 Seuth Seventeenth street.
ARMOR WAGNER
An attractive wedding took place at
7:30 o'clock last evening In the Patter-
con Memerial Presbyterian Church,
Sixty-third and Vine streets, when Mlsa
Marie IC Wagner, of 16 Ashby read,
Stonehurst, Pn., became the bride of
Mr. Charlen W. Armer, of 8327 Vine
street, the Rev. Geerge H. Bell, D. D.,
efllclatlnff. A reception followed Imme
diately after the ceremony at the home
of the bride's parents.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father, Mr. Jehn Wagner. Miss
Florence Wagner, a sister, attended the
brlde an maid of honor and the brides
maids Included Mlsa Bertha M. Cennell,
Miss Freda P. Strelau. Miss J. Vera
Waters and Mrs. William Cellier. Miss
Ruth Armer, a small sister of the
bridegroom, acted as (lower girl.
Mr. Jehn Armer acted as bet man
for his brother The ushers Included
Mr. William Cellier, Mr William Ket
tleberger, of Drcxel Hill; Mr. Charles
Brinten, of Bryn Mawr, nnd Mr. Wal Wal
lesten James.
After an extensive Southern trip Mr.
and Mrs. Armer will llvn at 417 Pine
street, Audubon, N. J, where they will
be at home nftcr November IB.
JARMAN LAWKON
A pretty wedding took place last e-t-nlng
at 7:30 o'clock, when Miss Ester
Lawsen, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward V. Lawsen, of 2315 Seuth Carlisle
street, became the brlili of Mr Heward
W. Ja'rmnn, of 2205 Spruce street The
ceremony was performed at the home of
the bride's elster, Mrs Richard Rogers
4303 North Ninth street The Rv Keen
officiated The bride wns attended by
her Bister. Mrs. Richard Redgers, as
bridesmaid and her brother, Mr Edward
Lawsen, an best man Immed.ately fol
lowing the ceremony a reception was
held, after which Mr and Mrs. Lawsen
tii- I
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spent at Atlantic City, and are at home i
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