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fiancy Wynne Tells of Several Weddings Last Meeting
of Season's Junier Cotillon Held Tonight at Bellevue
Stratford Opera Supper Club Successful Affair
J t.JS HAVE J
i AW St. Pjtcr'i.
? '"ielM te be ft
Merj ri' wedding at
a Church today. tmd It'
vrry prrtty nrtnir. June
SttauPMe "! th LbwIh .tirl will be
US? two bride-imaM". Mr. tMutt in te
t V". l5:." !...!.. rl.uin P n,f. aa hast
i. mail ,r Hnnni. mi
I' T 1 HftMMailAfl II
fi wav ma
daughter
"". '. V it.. rr.. . Wllllnm
3 (McAdoo, the former Mm. Martin, nnd
v- SSL- in Vhestntit Hll.
.SCrcinry yi urn -"""";' ..
V" n.... fthiart. Alhert .TrirkKen. Lard-
her' Hewell (wounds HUe. nil the nfflrers
, if the nirftrd Trust Cerntinn.v. iIejh It
C8t?) T-nnrle .Tolinnen. (Jeerjre Pese,
Bllll McCall tome or tne rennsyi.
VMlfc Company, tee), Allen Henry nnd
DitIb Vsgt. Jr" wn" " Mnr.v' brother.
art te be nailers. A ffllr bride nlwnyii
make very prrttv one. and I'm sure
Mry Win oe perireujr nwri.
or
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TV) N'OT forget the lust meeting !-
r U the Junier Cotillon thl evenlns nt
if td Helleyut-Btrntferd. There are three
dances iti the wfleiui, you knew, nud
i thin yar thev have been converted Inte
(ort of dinner or supper dnncw, start
ing In the Feyer.
Speaking of the dane'n, the Opera
wippef-danre lat night wns cer
tainly one of the tnet Minoeenftil of the
Tear. I ww really oerrv that there will
net be nny mere lUli yenr. Yeu knew,
they have held them under the nuwWs
of the Women's Committee of the Phil
adelphia Orchestra for the orchestra
fund. "d T understand quite n entla entla
fartery amount ha-i been realbed.
Lar iilh( Mr?. Tem Uehlni njid
Mrs. Hareld Ya'-nnll rerelvel Ihe suest.
arid there were n greit imny pnrtiea.
It teemed te fie. I siuca ctery one felt
I did. "It'a lh lift clinnre this
ar te have 'eat' afler the opera
without having te get into wratw and
4 te Keme hotel or cafe. Se let h go !'
nc alwavd docs go aemewhere. I wish
fhe erehetra would keep up the stipper
dancea for the whole eeaaen. There ere
even mere eperaa te come, you knew.
DID you knew that n society whleli
was founded way back in 1812 te
w for the eeldlara, la atlll In cxiatcnen
and celebrated it one hundredth nnd
teiltb anniversary recently? vThey meet
eerv two weeks, but thnnT: geidnen
they de net have te sew for aoldier: aeldier: aoldier:
new. but they make the darlincest
clothes for little babies, whee famillca
are peer """ ncc'" blp. Mrs. Aubrey
Hewell entertained the wmbers of the
eeletv, which is called "The Antedilu
vian Sedety," nt the last meeting at her
home. 3i!00 Spruce street, and Mm.
Geerge Vaux. Jr.. will have the next
meeting at her home in Bryn Mnwr.
The membership is nbnelutely re
stricted te descendanta of the original
women who founded the wrlety in 1812.
Among the members in thec days are
Mrs. Richard Tatum. Mrs. 8. Knewlcs
Peret. Mrs. Aubrey Hewell. Miss Eliza
beth R. R. Hewell, Mm. Albert Drnper
Whiting. MIbb Mary Williams Feret,
Miss Catharine W. Merris, Sllsa Hen
rietta Piersel, Mm. Samuel Ship'.cy,
Miss 8uann O. Shiplev. Mis. Wnltcr G.
Moere, Mrs. Walter Penu Shipley, Mm.
(Jeorge Vnux, Jr.. Jllsa Mary Housten,
Miss Letltia Housten, Mrs. William
Haines, Mrs. Themas Richards, Mlw
Elizabeth Winn. Mrs. Frank II. Tay Tay
eor and Miss Charlesanne Housten.
MARY, aged five, was wet te Sun
day school for the first time a lew
eeks age and returned home in a if"
rleus mood. Next day mother called
her and said: "Mary, the little girl
next deer wants you te go In und play
with her. Yeu may go for a ljttle
flhile." "Ne mother," said Mary.
"thank veu very much but I 'spect I
better btuy by myself nnd keep my soul
pure." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The guests who will attend thej bridge
patty this afternoon which Mrs. Will
iam ,T. Cnner, of Seminole avenue,
fhestnut Hill, will give In honor of Mrs.
Tristram C. Colket, 2d. will Include Mrs.
Jeseph It. Itelllns, Mrs. Harrison K.
Taner. Jr.. Mis. Ocerge Hanlspn Fra
rler. Jr., Mrs. Jehn Wlnthrep Claghorn,
Mrs. Henry Walten,' Jr.. Mrs. Themas
McKean Allen, Mrs. Ferree Brlnten.
Mrs. Paul Uebmann, Mm. McKnlght
Black. Miss Mary Fahnestock, Miss
Mildred Iengstreth, Miss Itachel Price,
Miss Mary Primrose Ueeves, Miss
, Elizabeth 1. Bartow, Miss Henrietta
MacD. Wilsen, Miss Sarah M. Harrison.
Miss Margaretta I Harrison. Miss Mary
Ernestine Celeman, Miss Mary Knics
tine Appleton, Miss Elizabeth B. Wayne,
Miss Banning Grange and Miss Judith
Jennings.
Mrs. Walter Langden Eustls and MM.
"Feter McCall Keating will preside at
th tea table at a, small tea which Mrs.
William M. Lycett. of 2124 PJne street,
will give at her home en Tuesday after
noon next from 4 te 6 o'clock te meet
har daughter-in-law Mrs Kdward Lyd
len Lycett
The guests who wilt attend the dinner
te b ulveii by Mr, and Mrs. Henry F.
MlchtU at their home. .3918 Chestnut
street, tomorrow evening In honor of
Miss Virginia Ileckacher. debutante
daughUr of Mr, and Mrs. Ledyard
Heckecher, whose engagement has re
cently been announced te Mr. Barclay
McFadden. will Include Miss Ellen Mc
Michael, Mlsa Alberta Tancesst Heatlt,
Mlsa Lydla Merris Clothier. Miss Doro Dero Dore
thy Redgera, Miss Anna Ashton, Mlsa
Clntra Dills, Mlsa Elisabeth B. Battles.
Mlsa Sarah Barrlnger, Miss Helen Vat
1 rnerln Mlchell, Mr. Barclay MuFadden,
Mr. Edward Brooks, Jr., Mr. Oeerge
Brooks, Mr. Scott I.andreth. Mr. Mln
turn T. Wright, Jr., Mr. William Tayler,
Mr. Livingstone I Blddle, 2d, Mr. Wil
liam Fleming, Mr. Clayten McMlchael,
Mr. nichard Chew, Mr. James A. Rev
lin, Jr., Mr. Charles P, Davis, Mr. Jehn
Paul Barrlnger, Mr. Branden Barrlngei
snd Mr. Bernard c, uw. A card paitv
and dance will fellow the dinner for ad
ditional gueata.
The theatre party te he followed by a
supper at the Rlts-Carlten, which Mr,
snd Mrs. Jehn K. Strublng. of 8115 St.
Martin's lane, ChesUiut Hill, were te
hae glven en Thursday evening, In
honor of MIhb Katharine M. t'erler,
dbututite daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Charles A. Perter, has licen poMpeued
until WedncsdAy evening, February 22,
ewliiB le Miss Perter's lllnesa. The
attests trill Inclue Miss Annn Ashteii,
MIm Kllsabeth B. Wayne. Miss Mary U
Nixon. Mlsa Oertruds D. Dougherty. Mr.
.Telin K. StriihliiK, Jr., Mr. Jimph llnr llnr
rlsen, Jr., Mr, Charles Thompson, Mr,
James FergUKen, Mr, Pjiey Wilsen, Jr.,
fnd Mr, Jehn Barnwell. Mr. and Mm
William J. diner will chaperene Hi
pariy,
The ffuealn tvhn nttmlffl iHa nnAra
and (.upper last night at the Academy
' Muile vhlch Mra, James S'.arr, of
Jlney avenue, Gerniantewn, and the
VeilavuH.strntfnril, gave In honor of
JiHS Clarissa Audrrsen, of St. Austua.
m. Fla, who In visiting Mra. ,s, Qrav
"ayteii at her place, Cedar Hill Kami,
Media, cre Mr. ami Mra. H. Grey Hay.
en, Mr. David Wlngstand and Count
Jlcnatc Caaaclll.
Mls Margaret H. Cooper, daughter
?Jnr'..nd Mr' Kamuel W. Cooper, or
;' Lancey place, will enteitaln
;,t a small dance at her home en Wad.
H 5na, M,1"- Nl-amel K,uvleK of ,fer,nerly of West PWIUlph a, new of ,nTmlr8ary ta S
win. 'Vll,,0,e.,VJ',em,e' ( l,?-t,,n,"t H111 (-a,flng" VrM ...na S 'il l,lr.h I""""' f tlle eVt'nt a f'l,llIlv '"" wa
will entertain nt dinner en Friday eve- ceivlnr ceiigratiintl ma upon Hie birth i.ell , .,er home, There were thlrtv-
jlnc, February ?4, In honor of their of a daughter. Uorethy YfielnlB Harris SJVwaVa. Mr" ami I Mrs lUx have
lUushter, Miss Nancy Knevls before . Adj-mis, club entertalneil at a en daughter and four sons, who are
W.T'tV"",0' ,Mrr Charles Sl'r' v.tetlM K III! hw of ) te Mrn. William Daer. of Ambler; Mr.
Wurta Dxncliig Clats. ya'M 1, 7 hh n.n v.n..p Walter Itex. of Three Tuns : Mr. Adam
hlfl'wKSr .v,l?ln,r;1 ?rt",,ir 32, gftr th.
L$ 7fertlnt2n"P,rl5ay informal rcap
!? mTi-A"Mv ana Miaa.caatt
lltMsl' f.lMllMtak.w-x.siii x:vi--
and Mrs. Charlei Mercer Hicks, of New
Yerk, formerly of thla city, wilt enter
tain at a luncheon and card party at
the Philadelphia Country Club en Tuea
'l.iy afternoon, February 21, in-honor
el Miss Gladys Drewn McCewen, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. .Emanuel 11. Mc Mc
eowen, of 4401 Hpruce street, whose
marrlaan te Mr. Charles Berssert Frits,
Jr., will be selemnised en Saturday
evening, February 25. The guests will
Include the bridal party. Miss Hicks,
who will attend Mlfcs McCewen aa ena
of her brldennia!d. has arrived In this
juy and will bn Mlna ;
until after the weddlne
Owing te the death of her brother,
lir. .Teseuh rtnberts Bryan, Mrs. neb nob neb
ert T. Blcknell hai recalled the Invi
tations for the luncheon te have been
srtven in honor of Mlsa Evelyn Itednian
Drayten.
Mrs. Frederick .Test, of 1004 Pine
street, win receive nfermallv th s aft
ernoen. Receiving with Mm. .Test today
win De airs, wiiuam mueser capp, mm.
. Alien ntocitten, aira. Henry u Town
send and Mlsa Careline Blddle. Mr.
Jeat will be at home en Thursdays In
thla month and In March.
Mrs. Ralph Souder will entertain tt
card party at her home, 112 Bleddyn
read. Ardmore, In henbr of her daugh
ter, Mlsa Margaret U Souder, en Sat
urday afternoon, April 1.
The Greater Philadelphia Chapter ui
Ilia Military Ordef of the World War
will give its Annual banquet thla eve
ning, In the be Hi com of the Rltt-Carl-ten
at 7 o'clock. Among these who
are expected te sneak are Majer Gen
eral Charles ,T. Bailey, commander of
Third Cerps area. Fert Heward, Md. ;
Brlcradler General S. H. Wolf, com
mander .of New Yerk Chapter of the
Military Order of the World War;
t-oenei March B. Stewart, of tha ueneral
eisfT, Washington, 1?. C. : Colonel Kd
ward Carpvnter, -commander of the Sev-cnty-nltith
Dlvls'enj Dr. Charles E. Du
bell, chaplain of field artillery, and the
Hen. Maurice Palllard. French Censul In
this city. Majer General William G.
Price, Jr., will act as teastmaater.
The Huntingdon Valley Country Club
will give a dinner-dance en Wednesday,
February 22, at 7:89 o'clock. It will be
a Colonial cestume dance.
At tha annual meeting of the Pennsyl
vania Society of New England Women,
held at the Acorn .Club Thursday after after
neon, the following officers were elected:
Mrs. C. Heward Clark, Jr.. president:
Mrs. Frederick W. Roekwe.ll. first vlca
president: Mm. Fredetlck ft, G-rry, ppc ppc
end vlee presllent: Mrs. Clarksen Clo
thier, ' treasurer : Mrs. Frank Htittlew,
recording secretary; Mrs. Charles W.
Nevtn, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Samuel Hcevllle, Jr., Mrs. Heward Butch
er, Jr., Mist Mabet A. Searle and Miss
Katherine Brlnley, managers. Following
the buslncea meeting was an Illustrated
lecture by Mr. Andrew Vrlpht Crawford
en "The Se-jqul-Centcnnlnl Exhibition."
Miss Florence! Wlghtinan, harpist, and
Mrs. Gerald Campbell, (insisted by Mrs.
Herbert Evorett, violinist, contributed
te the musical portion of the program
of th? afternoon. Tea and an, informal
reception followed,
.The British Officers' Hub of Philadel
phia will glve a lunch nt the Bellevuo Bellevue Bellevuo
b'tratferd Hetel en Thursday, February
23, in honor of General Sir Arthur Wil
liam Currle. G. r. M. G K. C. B. The
recently elected efflcwi of the club for
this year are: President. Captain B.
Hubert Coeper: vice president, Lieuten
ant A. E. Andrews, M. C ; secretnry, Mr.
T, Hareld Fcx British Vice Censul, and
Measurer, Captain Valentine J. Sharkey,
M. C.
Miss Margaretta Dixen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ThemaK F. Dixen, of the
Poplars, Chestnut Hill, who has been
spending a fortnight at Lake Placid,
N. Y will return home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Shipley Dixen, of
Meadowbrook, Vlllaneva. nre spending a
fortnight in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Scott, of
1815 De Lancey place, left last week for
St, Augustine, Fla, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mm. Jeseph Kellar, of West End ae
nue. New Yerk, who lias been enter
tained aa the .guest of her brother-in-law
und sister, Mr. and Mra. Jehn Pow
ers, of Overbroek, for n few duys, re
turned te her home yesterday.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Leuis B. Fertner nnd Mrs. Henry
D. Stevens, of Jen,k1ntewn, gaAe a luncli
e,,n and bridge party at the Old Verk
Read Country Club yesterday. There
were about ISO guest.
Mm. II. P. Robinson and her daugh
ter, Mlsa Vlrglhta Robinson, of Neble,
bio In Flerida, wheie they will remain
for a few weeks.
The dane? which the senior class of
the Cheltenham High Scheel will gle
will be held nt tha North Hills Country
Club, near Edge Hill, en Friday eM-nlng.
Mr. and Mre. Jehn Sldel, of Philadel
phia, are occupying thelr new home en
Kenderton avenue, Realyn Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rupp. of Oakdale
avenuei Glenslde, have sailed en a Medi
terranean cniiae and after going te Im Im
den will return home In the late spring.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. ami Mrs. Blmar Wnlllng, of 6715
Mnceln drive, gave a dinner at the
Manhetm Cricket Club en Saturday In
honor of their wedding annlverrary.
Mrs. Den Hlnkley, of Buffalo, enter
tained a bridge party at tha Green
Dragen tearoom en Monday In honor
of Miss Clarice Meyer, whope wedding
will take place thin evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis, of natt Penn
street, dermantewn. will give a dance en
Saturday next at thelr home In honor pt
their non 13ruce. About forty of the
school Eet will be present.
Miss Brooks' dancing class will Rlve
a costume dance at the Manhclm Cricket
Club en Fr!da.
A Georce Washington dlnner-dance
will ba clvcn bv the members of the
Pelham Club en February 22.
Mr, and Mrs. Jehn Grunlnger. or 1030
Penn street, are at Davtcna, Fla.
Tim L-Trlanglt Club will rI
play, "The Fortune Hunter," te ba fol
lowed by n danre, en the 4eninKi of
Februiy -I. -2 and 2" at tliu Ueriiun Ueriiun
lewu Beya' Club
Miss Hrf7.cl 1'eftln. of '117 West I Iritis
beriy Btieel. la euteitaliiing as her nuett
fiT a few weeks Min Uoietliy Mills, of
New Vctk.
Mlsa llernlce riercnl, of 4601 Tulask'
avenue. Is en a Unit te Washington,
where Hhe Is the Riiest of Mrc Walter
Heward Nash,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
and Mr. Kaymeml (' Harris,
Among thoje present were Miss Pegiry
Dill, Miss Margaret Lunk, Mln Lillian
ratcraeu, Mild Sara Crewell, Mias
KUcabeth Sweeney, Miss Janet Lewis,
Miss Louisa Manelll, Miss Marthu
Tinker, Mlw uoretny van ''.anat. mirs
Jean Blackburn, Mlsa Frances Dwyer,
Mr Tayler uihuihb, ir, juit Auaurren,
Mr! Malcolm Hedge, Mr. Ocrrden Hedge,
Mr. Brlnten niarpie, ntr. uicnara Tyson,
Mr. Jlebert Search. Mr. Walter Falres,
Mr, Geerge Aiaoi'enana, Mr. rump
Mount, ail, nnciwuru juiuhuh aim .Mr.
Nell Dew.
Mr. and Mra. Oscar- Kpiteln, of (143
Pin strMI, tntrtalnd In 'tha gray
room of tha Arcadia an aturday laat In
? "!I 'iHi,MlHrfilBfcJea, Mr.;
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EVENING PUBLIC . LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
LIVING IN
by the Delta Alpha PI Barerlty en Feb
ruary 12 at the home of Miss Carolyn
Brown, 604 Seuth Sixtieth atreet. These
present were Miss Adeline Knenfler,
Miss Alberta Schwartz, Miss Sara Prlpe,
Mlsa Miriam Stein. Miss Paullnir Man
dell, Mtas Cclla Eskewltz, Miss Rese
Kanter, Mlset Bertha Llpscliutz, Miss
Eva Roberts, Miss Anna Diamond, Mlsn
Carolyn Brown, Mr. Harry Skale, Mr.
Sam Bermati, Mr. Willie Auerbach, Mr.
Mark Walde, Mr. Sam Tunltsky. Mr.
Sam Masters, Mr. Harry Renenfeld, Mr.
Eddie Wexler. Mr. Harry Kramer, Mr.
Bin Price, Mr. Gecrrge Serins, Mr. Sel
Fischer, Mr. J. Rescnfeld. Mr. ft Rosen Resen
feld and Mr. and Mrs. II. Brown.
A surprise party was given In honor
of Miss Snrnh Steinberg's, graduation
from the Philadelphia Nermal Scheel at
the home of Miss Hannah Salkewltx,
5270 Parkside avenue, en Saturday last.
Among these present were Mlsa Ann
Cehn, Mlsa Mary Cehn, Miss Ann
Braverman, Miss Constance Geldman,
Miss Sadie flheap, Mln Tda Stern, Mls.i
Zelda I.andsberg. Mlsa Sarah Steinberg,
Mlsa Hannah Salkewltz. Miss Ada Salko Salke
wllz. Miss Sadie Salkewltt, Miss Jean
Stcinbertr. Mr. Aarnn Keenlff, Sir. Mor Mer
ris Lsvltan, Mr. Ben Stein, Mr. Hen
Frank, Mr. Eisner. Mr. Manuel Edle-,
Mr. David Adler. Mr. Jack Golove, Mr.
Jeseph Green, Mr. Radblll, Mr. Samuel
Kane and Mr. Jack Rubin.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hernn, of 1722
Slgel street, will entertain thlt.rvenln.
Their RtiestB will be Mr. and Mrs A.
Fredericks snd Mr. and Mrs. Themns
Kane. Mrs. Hagan will be remembered
as Miss Margaret Gallagher, of this
section.
Miss S Mensalvage. of 1928 Shunk
street, will entertain about twenty
guests at cards at her home tomeirow
evening.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Betty Vera Beadell. of 1","
West Erie avenue, srave a card party
for the Tau Sisma Prl Sorerltv at the
Delmar-JIerrlB en Saturdiiy. Februnrv
11. Mln Dalsv Dean Slerrls. of Cel.
llngawoert. N. J., was Miss Beadell's
guest oer the week-end. I
Vl Klttv Sn.itli. .Inuirl.i..,- nf vr
... in Minhn.i sinn ih nt r. .; m.ir .
Sun nvniie, r.awr.dnic. cntertalni'd In
..u ...... ..,...... . ........, ... w-,.... ...rf,..n ,
fermallv at tier home en Sunday eve
nine. The cuesM included MIsh nienner
Oniirer, Miss CJladvs Murphy, Miss
Marlfl Pinncanip', Mr. Walter Strad,
Mr. Paul Cutter and Mr, Oeerga Mc
Kee. i l
FALLS OF THE SCHUYLKILL
Mr, .Inhn Itehenade), of 3617 Queen
lane, East Kalis, wna tlm truest of
honor at a surprise birthday dinner
given by his wife, Mra .Jehn Hohen Hehen
adel, en Thursday ecnlng last, Cevers
were laid for twenty. Mr. and Mrs.
Ilehenndel will shortly open thelr sum
mer home at 200 Seuth Massachusetts
avenue, Atlantic City,
A bread, cake and candy sale will be
tfhen (shortly by Mrs. Jehn Stlnsen. of
3C93 Queen lane. Falls of .Sclmkil!.
The proceeds will be turned ever te the
Heuse Committee of the Fails Baptist
Church, Queen lane above IIIUke avenue,
where the Kev. Kdwln W, Bayler la
pastor.
FRANKFORQ
Mr. and Mr.i. Herman T. Giunincer,
of 2.11 1 Orthodox Ktreet. are spending
several weeks at St. l'etersburg and
Key West. Via.
Mr. William II, llauikaanneunces the
maniacs of his daughter. Miss Mary
Jestphinu llauck, te Mr. Franklin P.
Luckman, en January 30, at Harris
burg, Mr. and Mrs. Luclcman will make
their home at 1607 TorrtBdale avenue.
M00REST0WN
Mia. A. W. llegers. of Central avenue,
entertained informally at cards en Sat
utday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Grorge Ilillman ua'e a
bridge party en Saturday evening laat
Mr. Jehn Desmond Mayers, who has
benn spending a few days In Moores
low ii, has returned te Bordentown Mill
taiy Academy, where he Is a student.
Mr and Mrs, Frank Thatchcrj of
Kdgewater I'aik, gave a Valentine dance
at the tllverten Country Club lant. niglit.
The Oriental Club gae a Irge dance
In Odd Fellows' Hall en Friday night.
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NORRI8TOWN
and Mrs. Jehn M. Rex. of 1D50
Mr.
Hex, of Fert Washington : Mr. Harvey
ana flir, w. xi, itex, or rvorriaiewn,
There are a number of grandchildren
and one great-grandchild, Master Jehn
Walter Hex, aged two years.
Mr. and Mis. Ehvoed Ileberts, of Ulri
Pine street, entertained at dinner last
Saturday evenUnr, at which the engage
ment of Mra. Ilebetta' ulster, Mrs. C.
Stoos. and Mr. Churles StHt, both of
Wilmington, Del,, waa announced. Cov Cev
ers at dinner were laid for twohe gueatM.
Mr. Charlea W, Watiiwrlglit. of 1232
West Airy atreet, has left for a stay
n Miami, Fla, i
Mr. and Mra.jH, H. Byarly and their
issatth yrly. of Wagti
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Mrs. Bewie was. Miss Christine jKK?: -M
Cadwalader. daughter of Dr. fjSflH'M
. and Mra. Williams Diddle FKKfM&f$m
Cadwalader. Mr. and Mrs. BPWjM-'t' ?
Bewie are living at present in Kmikmmi'M-(':-''y.J-
Chicago, III., where Mr. Bewie MvMW&ZJ'rwA '
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BRIDE OF JOHN PLATT
Marriage Takes Place in Old St.
Peter's Church at Noen Miss
Meyer Married in Cermantewn
A uedding of unusual Interest toeK
place at neon today In old St. Peter's
Lpibccpal Church, Third ana rine
streets, when Miss Mary Ce Page,
"laughter of Mr. and Mm. Heward
Wurts Page, became the bride of Mr.
Jehn O. Piatt.
The church was artistically decorated
with palms nnd white ealla lilies. The
ceremony waa performed by the Rev.
Edward M. .Tc.Terys. rector of the
church, SKsIsted by the Rev. Jehn Mock Meck
rldge, rector of the St. James Episcopal
Church.
The bride, who was given in marring
bv her father, were the gown of Ivery
white satin, trimmed with pearls, whlcn
wa8 worn by her mother en her wedding
day. There wai a court train of white
velvet trimmed with orange blossom"
She were her great-grandmother's wed
ding Tell of old rose point lace, which
waa ai ranged en the head with a b.infT
of pearls nnd clusters of orange blos
soms. Ifer bouquet was of lilies of the
allcy, erchldt nud gardenias.
Misa Jpup Bell Teatman, the muld of
honor, were a smart frock of orchid
pink brocaded georgettn with a peri
winkle blue georgette girdle, lltr hat
was of periwinkle blue taffeta trlinmad
with morning glories and orchids, and
slie carried a bouquet of purple lilacs,
sweet peas and orchids.
Miss Evelyn B. Pace, a sister of the
bride, and Mis Anna Lewis, were the
bridesmaids. They were dressed in or
hid pink brocaded georgette, with
touches of periwinkle blue ceercette and
peke bonnets with blue liersc-lialr brims
and crewnfi of orchid pink changeable
laneia, irimmeu witu orchids and
morning glories.
Mr. riajten Piatt. Jr. brother et
m? unufroem, as ine eesi man. I'M
usnera lneluasil
Mr. Albert A. Jack
son, Mr. Geortre 1J. Pr.ge, Mr. Wllllnm
W. Mct'all, Mr. Goerija 11. Stuart. 3d,
Mr. Laurence Johinen, Jr., Mr. S. Davis
Page, Jr., a brother of the bride: Mr.
Lardner Hewell and Mr. Allan J. Henry.
A breakfast followed at the home of
the bride's parents, 1013 Clinten street.
On their return from a wedding Jour
ney, Mr. nnd Mrs. Piatt will be at home
after March 1u at Paell, Pa
ODGER MOYEB.
An Interesting wedding will take place
today, when Mies Clarice Meyer, of 8602
Greene atreet, Germantown, will be mar
ried te Mr. Kdward S. Odgera. The wed
ding will take place at Christ Church.
.Germantown. at 7 o'clock. The Hev.
unanen Amur win einciuie. iiie nrme,
who will be given In nmrrlage by her
father, Mr. Jeseph H. Me.fr, will wear
a gown of white tatln trimmed with
duchess lacs and her veil or ducheaa lacj
will be arranged aa a coronet. She will
carry Ulls of the valley and white
orchids. The matron of honor, Mra. Den
Hlnkley, of Buffalo, will wear a. e,i
of silver lace with a girdle of jade green
and a. ifl-dn creen hat. Her flowers will
be shaded sweet peas. The maid of
honor, Miss Dorethy MeBride, will wear
silver lace and JMe green georgette with
a hat te match, trimmed with green os
trich. She will carry mixed spring flow flew
era. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Themas II.
Merris, Miss Janet Yeung, Mlsa Dorethy
Pryer, Miss Margaret Bickley, Mlsa
Bllcabeth Drlppa and Mrs, Charles Car Car
eon, of ltoaneke, Va., wilt wear Kewna of
Jade green georgetto with Birdies of sil
ver and hats of silver lace, trimmed with
Jade green grapes. They will carry
mixed spring flewera. Mr. Odgera will
be attended by his brother, Mr, Albert
Odgers, aa best man. The ushera will
be Mr, Jeseph M. Cook, Mr. Fulton
Sampson, Mr. Alonre Horgey, of Mary
land: Mr. Samuel Bradley. Mr, Jehn
W. Snowden, of New Yerk, and Mr,
Edgar A. Tyler, of Datnpt, Va, After
an extended wedding -trip Mr. and Mrs.
THE TRAINED NURSE
f1NFANT SH0P
1810 Chestnut St.
Trained Nurses in Attendance
LajetUi Freai Safety Pla la Bed
Tha only rtiep of lis kind whnrn t')
preaptctlva mether ran ahep nnd ob eb
mln edvlc as te the jireiwr laetl
for the nowcemtr.
rtna 8llk-anMVoel Hblrts ft 2K
Hire
Sllk-iind.Weet Dands 7fCe
Hlsea 2 te 0.
ISI'RUCK 3183;
cEfiTuIiGt
J J, Uwlav
1126 Walnut St. r.Slttt.
Dashing Spring
HATS
of novelty straws nnd
beautiful braids go rca rca
genbly priced 'ibe
LMIU
Odgera will be at home at 1S11 Frank
lin atreet, Wilmington, uti.
CARROL CARNEY
A wedding of Interest took place thla
morning In St Menica's Church. Wtner
and Seventeenth streets, when Miss Mar
garet M, Carney, daughter of Mi, and
Mm. Frank Carney, of 242S Seuth
Klffhtcmth atreet, became the bride of
Mr. Nicholas J. Carrell, of Z527 Seuth
Colerado terrace. The ceremony was
Tailored Suits
lob Coats
Habits
$. J. Begerbcrg
1 621 Cfttftaut trttt
wna
Creater of Suit for Women and Misses
1225 WALNUT ST.
Special for February
TAILORED TWEED SUITS TO ORDER
Misses' Tweed Suits - - $40.00
Ladies Tweed
UQBOI
Men Are Younger Than Their Wives. Why? I
TIIK reason Is logical. Artificial medern living conditions
SAP woman's vitality and make her eld before her time.
Besides, women aet less physical recreatlea and give all their
time te heuaeheid datlea aad faaiUy.
YOUTH can be maintained only if HEALTH ts conserved.
Get rid of Eieesa Vat ei Bnlld un If nMdd. (Isn't aJwava
be "Tired" and eemplalnlng,
or "pep."
Vtft our Instilulien for trial
y-,jik,M.rz
FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY
Phene, Spruce 5I,8J,
UKISMsVCI:
Tan Russia
Dull leather
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Fin Footwear
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Advance Showing
Mourning Millinery
for Spring
The Display Is Unique for Smartness
and Superior Workmanship
The -materials are Crepe de Chine, Canten Crepe, Pcau de
Soie, Milan.
The trimmings are Biet, Violets, Grapes, Quill,
Priced $8.50 te $20.00
Mourning Veils
OnMiidlne and Georgette with Crepe fold. Tesca, Biusela Xet or
Fancy Mesh Veiling beidered with crepe or ribbon, 91 uu up.
Specials in Imported Lisle Hosiery
Women's Black Full-Fashioned Lisle Hese, 7ec
Women's Balbriggan Full-Fashioned Heae, 75c
Women's Richelieu Rib Black Lisle Hese, S1.00
Women's Lisle Full Fashioned with Clex, $1.00
Women's Medium Weight Silk Lisle, $1.00
Women's Fine Mercerized Lisle Union
' Suits. Special at $1.25
Women's fine llsle merctrlied Union Suits Theie com In all the
at.les Loese or tight kne. Regular or bodice top.
A Sale of Misses' Weel Skirts, $3.95
Formerly Priced at $6.95 and $7.50
All-wool IValds and Cheeka and plain navy blue Sklrta. Mostly all
ar mlsaee' lengths, although there are a few women's skirts in the
asaeitment.
Thess are uonderful value and will go out ery e,uitIly.
Clearance of Waists at Half Price
We have taken from our regular 'stock all of our White Walat.i
that we de net have In ceirplete slxe assortment and marked them at
half price. Many of our beat-aelllng waists will be In the let at thesu
i educed prices:
11.25, $2.00, $2.75
Eavenson's Original Hard Water Seap
Twelve Large-Size Cakes for 60c
Kavensen's hae been makers of fine reaim for threc-quartera of jl
century. Their Hard Water Seap makes buahela of creamy lather and
is of unusual fine quality. The cake le full 4-et, site and Is dellaht
fully perfumed with almond odor. Should you never have tried Eaven.
sen'a Hard Water Seap we would suggest your apendlng 6c for a aamnl
cake. Yeu can easily prove Ita auperlerlty. wie
Pound Rell of Absorbent Cotten Made
by Jehnsen & Jehnsen, Special. 45c lb.
Thla famous make et Absorbent CaUen at this paae-Ial pr for
i a few aygt i t, i
vtK xUeUMK W ems 4W
. j.i'.ey wji j- )j 3Lm i r" "TT'.nrTBTT i it m
"'""''" 7w.u.wj8g i .ar.:,-, "vanii raiuaiw ,
FEBRUARY 15, 1922
performed by Father Montague and was
teUmnlsed with a nuptial mass, The
bride were an Alie blue suit with hat
te match and carrWd a corsage bouquet
of orchids and lilies of tha valley. Mlsa
Anna M. Camay, alatar 'of tha bride, waa
bridesmaid and were a dark blue -au It
with hat te match and earrlsd a corsage
bouquet of crchlda.' Mr. Edmend A.
Carrell waa beat. man. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Carrell, after a wedding trip te Ber
muda, will return abeut April 1 te their
new home, 1904 Merlyn read, Overbroek.
FOR inNEDIAje WEAR
AND SKCIAL 0D
,i
Suits $55.00
IOE
ioeo
cissMKt3fnscrasWsCi9H
need
leus
Be vlvael
and have plenty
treatment. Ne obligation.
liaiiiviJC i
Bellevue Court Building f
Ml 8 Walnut Street y
lisaHMsiaHisCisawciMKnsnerl
Smart
Oxfords
That are snug around
the top even en the
most slender feet.
$13
Sines 1868
-ejaJly WWim
aspeveHt iepeereeevBeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeBtiai ik ia. . t.
wremm
Swervet Inte Tree te Avoid Child
Bethlehem, Pa., Feb. 15. Dr. P.
E. Stem yesterday tmved the life of a
child who wna crossing an ley street
when he Bwcrved his machine and
crashed into n tree. He suffered n
fractured collarbone and kneecap in the
crash.
The Sports
Tailleur
te your measure
Consisting et Ceat, Skirt, Knick
ers or Ceat, Skirt and Breeches
In
Herringbone
Tweed or
Spert Cleth
$50
The New and
Popular
Cape-Skirt
and Ceat
$55
te your measure
Just Ceat $OC
and Suit..
&9attiieb
Tailor Dressmaker Furritr
122 Seuth 13th St.
PHTI-A.'S LEADINa THEATRKg
DtnKCTlON Or I-UU & J J. 8HUHERT
CHKSTNUT T.OtRA HOUSE
DAILY MATS AT Z.I5 -B13 AT 8.13
GEORGIE PRICE
MABEX, W1THKE CO. IN
SALLY, IRENE & MARY
BRENDEL k BERT
ERNESTINE MYERS & CO.
EDDIE DOWLING
AND AIX-STAJl BITX OF
8HUBEKT VACdRVILMS
WALNUT iBfiyJteM
EncBEnn
WITH
ALMA TELL, McKAY MORRIS
ONK NEED NOT HAVE RKAD THIS
BOOIv TO ENJOY THE PI.AT."
Eve. llulletln
F.Trt., i"0c t $3. Rnt. Mat., SOe In il.Be
imhipcki Last 4 eves.
Lilt Pep. Mat. Today tl.50
GRE01WICH VILLAGE FOLLIES
NEtt c-a. nr
week ecaih lumur.
PDIECMim
rwApfv pirK.ixKviir'iVii.tfieitiiiK-
ft. "" ' !"",'rir,"""-rTT
MAKE IT SNAPPY!
flM A SWMMUIK mil tt STARS AW
75 DAINTY MAPHANOU MVINITIU
amBELPMI em
Lfijiiw kin i
ZTr.Z. sews i sat ut i je
WILLIAM VIUM. NR VMIKSTWJ KOW
,WI
HODCE
'DOG,
LOVE
TBI PstUDtlMI IMOUIBM 45.-
OOa LCVt IS A IAU0HFCV Of REAL
MIRIT AND A OtCIDtD TKAT
ALDINE
'THEATRE
.Chutnnl at ISth
iHrfrtien or
Krfd l. A M. I-.. IVIt
M. Centlnneus Shewlni 11 P. M.
11 A
ONE WEEK ONLY
"A DOLL'S HOUSE"
HKMtlK inSEN'1 MASTKKPIKCU
Tllll.MI'HANTLY ACCIIMEIJ 1
Y TIIK CRITICS
' .cuht'e ri1 retrnt art et Narlmuvn
in hr aUlllJ linJ It tecemea
an eutstanJIne proUufftlen "
- NORTH AMERICVN
"Nsilmn's, n Nur, raaki tlif pic
tura verth whllf RECORD
"Niilmeva a portrayal of Nera en thu
acrcu l" all et tliea dft ttlllnic
euc which ah"! R-n te tha part when
playlns en tha ataee."
-PUBLIC LEDGER
hr flna rrpraaalv anil i
praaalva actmsr " HULLETIN
Her brilliancy and rharm, with a
touch of emotion well lit hr for tha
part " INQUIRER
' Tl tery ruahea te It climax Jmt
a aurelv and Juat aa rnltlely aa It
dirt en Hit atace." EVE, I.EDUER
Addcil Allractlen CARLO JT.HBET1I
I'hila.'a favorite Uarllnna
NEXT HEKK
GeergeArlis,"The Ruling Panion"
B. F. KEITH'S
;illlll
iiutjiij
DE LYLE ALDA
Lat or Zlfgfald Fntllta
WITH EDWARD TIKR.NET AND
lAMEP DONNELLY A CO
... udVLE & cAVAAUGH K,.,y
l.t'V QKK In "MAKRV ME"
I RANKI.IN CHARLEai UEHSIB
IlROWNlNOi OTHERS AND
AL HERMAN
3 SHOWS WASIIINQTON'S BIRTH-
DAY 1 SO. A0 AND (T P. J.
SEATS ON SALE NOW
ImiiiiiiiiininiiniuiiaiinniiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiMiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiii
W1THERSPOON HALL
Choir of Old St. Peter'. Church
HMltal of Cheral t'enrrli Mualii (it caMlla)
Cnerua of 39 Man and Uejs
TONHJHT AT till "
TICKETS AT llCPPK'H. flea TO tt.OQ
ACADEMY or HIMIC
TOMoaliewNiqiiT at aiis
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ADDED reMHDT tNNni'ATION
WE 3AV IT WITH j
"SMILES"
HIIOIIT HNAPPV DIKKErtENT f
TONIGHT '
Alte I'rldar Ercnlnit
MAE MURRAY
IN PERSON
AT 7:30 AND 0,80 O'CLOCK
StANTOKI
SIXTEENTH AND MARKET
11.30, 1.30, 3.30, S.30, 7.30, t.30
LAST 4 DAYS
TIV.X INORAir production
CAST 01" 12,500, IIRADKD FIV
Rudelph Valentine
Dellv, ,13c. BOe. Kenlnpi, r.lte. 7Sr.
Saturdays and Holidays Kvenlnc Trle.e
Limited Eagag ement CecBmeackf
MONDAY NEXT
Firat Time at Popular Pricaa
THE AMAZING SPECfAOLlS
faheedl
SAROOU'S DRAMA OF LOVE
Massive and Gorgeous
Beyond Description
A production that se far sur
passes every creation of I tha
acreen that there is nothing
with which te compare it.
Bread and Chestnut
1 1 :30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9 :3t
PARAMOUNT PRKSUNTS
Cecil B. De Mille's
LATEST LUXURIOUS PRODUCTION
SATURDAY NIGHT
KAIILTON CONCERT ORCHESTRA
PAI APF J2TII & MARKET
"JUST AROUND THE CORNER"
Frem Story by FANNIE HURaT
ARPAniA 10rH chestnut"
JMWrMJStm A M. te 1 1:.-. p. i.
ETHEL CLAYTON ln "HE
""""' V--W4- TOy MV),vii
VICTORIA OTJI 4 M4RKET .
"TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM"
"APITni TH A MARKET
lArilULi .v. y, , i.3 p Jfi
WALLACE REID "gg
REGENT
Kill it MARKET
'-IPs'r BIIUWIKU
MARY MILES MINTER . "
I llM VS
GLOBE
JL'NIPKR Ii .UAKKB-F
II 13 II
ceNn.suufj
VAUDEVI
I.I.K
J0SIE R00NEY & COMPANY
JACK ROOF AND GIRLS
Garrick Pop.Mtt.Teday ;,,
"Thr li only en lne.-kr f should
pay attention te anil 'ii nam" la Oppor
tunity" raylnsa of holemon In
WELCOME
STRANGER
With rtKORGE SIDNET
NEXT WEEK SEATS TOMORROW
Gee. M. Cehan'a Cemcdiaris
n the Wliol(iem Musical lilt
THE O'BRIEN GIRL
IMART'S RIO MUSICAL SISTER)
FORREST THEATRE
TWICE DAILY. 2 AND 8 1
LAST WEEKS "
D. W. Griffith's Diamatic Epic
IIJNU Mtkl
YMt'IIUN UHi'HKHIH
BROAD
Pop.Mat.Teday ,;;,
HI MILKS DILI
.UUA.M rrmunts
The Irish Players
Trem th Alitey T"-'ii', DuW'tr In
The White-Headed Bey
NE.NT WEEK SEAT.H TOMORROW
DAVID UBLASCO raants
THE GOLD DIGGERS
vtr llopneod a I'atnem Cnntedy
Aftr '.' Yr hi Lvitiini 'I'irairi Nw Tork
HAMBUltfTlNMflSI
in r. , Ml. I AHUtlCABT
ACADEMY OP MI'NIC
METROPOLITAN OPERA CO. OK N. Y.
TiiH. Tflt?r,A Mme. Jeril
VK.
. lUulH MM. HmrMt
Wr.n.
AT 8
Scotti, MalaUsta, Bada,
Conductor, IVloranzeal
Tifl.tta Arnd. " "pp'. 1 1 ie rtmtmmt-Mi.
Monday Morning MutkaJta
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MARY GARDEN ,fm
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Tltkata at lUppa'a. lll ChwUt f. ' t
' ACADEMY Of MUSIO mP."
SAT. AFT., FEB. 21, at 2 1 30 v'j
CONCERT OV MUSIC FOR TUM0 '&;!?
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t.inn r .T. Irnlav BIIIaebm SOnZri'
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