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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
HINDLE WAKES"

The Little Theatre Brings Philadelphia Re
markable English Play.
In "Hindle Wakes" the remarkable English
play which the Little Theatre brought to Phil
adelphia last night the late Stanley Houghton
treats the old theme OF the dual moral code
from an original angle He applies the Ecisn-
lists method. He drops the old game OF set
ting UP argument pro or con- He simply
presents facts. They set us thinking that hu-
man conduct has considerably overrun the con
ventons which are supposed to govern It. all
by presenting a case that we recognize as
plausibly true.
Fannys is a rather astonishing case to many
of us. IN spite of all story-book notions, here
is a mill girl who doesn't necessarily want TO
marry the rich younger with whom she
has run off for a lark. The obvious scientific
interest Of all this is the discovery which we
are all making that young women of our day,
quite able to earn their own living, are assert
ing the right to choose their own pleasures
and their spouses quite as young men have
always done.
The play sets forth the return of Fanny from
her lark to find the truth known to her paren1
and through them to the boys family. From
that it carries on to consider the various
views of all the people concerned: the father
Of the boy, who insists on marriage; the moth
er, who is worldly wise" and anxious to
Save" her son; the ilancee, who is ready to
forgive but determined to hold him to what ne
has done; her blase father, who upholds the
dual code from other motives. The father OF
the boy-a fine, crisp study of domlneering
common sense, acted with as cool a justice by
Ian Observation-Disclosures all these into accept
Ing the marriage. And then Fanny, hitherto
unconsulted topples the whole thing over with
q declaration as startling and full OF import
as Noras in "A Dolls House." She has had
her fun with him. when she wants a husband
she'll get herself a real man.
Finely characterized throughout and as CON
sistently acted-especially by whltford Kane az
the girls simple old father-telling truth in the
terms of personality and emotion, without
Fictitious excitement or wordy argument this
new DOLLS House" marks itself one Of the
notable plays of the new century In England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
A BRIDE ELOPES,
DESERVING GROOM
'The Beautiful Adventure" an Amusing
Play, Tense With Delicate, But Always
Quite Proper, Complications.

A bride arrayed in all her wedding fnery
veil wreath of orange flowers and yet, with
the time of the wedding just quarter of an
hour away, miserably unhappy-such is the
charming, yet pathetic, figure who appears in
the first act of "The Beautiful Adventure"
the comedy by r. de Fiers and A. Decaillavet,
which opened a weeks engagement last night
at the Broad street Theatre
Every one loves bride, and the play APP
peals at once. Every one, too, commiserates
with an unwilling bride, unhappy bride,
and of course Helene de Trevac at once
arouses sympathy. Let it be said there have
been few more winsome brides. more pa
thetlc brides than the bride of this delight
fully French and altogether appealing comedy
as portrayed by Ann Murdock. Brides are
common enough but brides who regret their
decision at the last mnute-ah, we would
not be cynical!
Helene suffers tedious conversation with
Valentin Le Barroyer, the bridegroom to- be,
who typifes those methodical painstaking,
matter of fact folk we all know, and who takes
memoranda of all articles to be taken on the
honeymoon,
Helene tells Valentin of the place in the
country where they are to spend their honey
moon, of the birds, flowers and trees which
We're her friends. and the unromantic dot
trees" Helene is distracted. The wedding bells
are ringing But at the crucial moment Andre,
with whom Helene is in love, turns up Andres
mother, to Illustrate a marriage with Helene.
who Is poor has wckedly lied. telling Helene
that Andre wanted to break the matter off.
Therefore Helene had engaged herself to the
elderly Valentin.
We presume that, we'll acted Andre might
be a sympathetic hero. Jerome Patrick in the
part, is merely an animated fashion plate. At
any rate despite unappeang actors, plays go
on, and Helene elopes with Andre.
Heene's grandmother. Madame de Trevillac.
in order to surprise her grandchlld, has gone to
Helene's country place. where she is to spend
her honeymoon. Mrs. Thomas Whiffen-whom
dramatic critics who unexpuragated press
agent matter, always refer to as dear Mrs.
Thomas Whiffen'-is a grandmother after ones
heart. and her work is the best in the play
When Helene arrives with Andre she mistakes
Andre for the husband And here is the weak
spot In the comedy. The plot revolves upon
Andres failure to disclose the facts of the
flight and the two staying at the house all
night. Their blundering efforts to tell the truth
are not in the least convincing 1t would have
been so simple thing to do.
However. until the final denouement. when all
ends happily, amusing complications follow
rapidly.
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THE ORA M IA
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER

ADBbPHI-"A Pair Of Sizes" By Ndwaf
Peple A dramatic full hand IN the hueh Qf
success, with three Joierr--Hale HnniIton.
Ralph Herr and Maud Eburn.
BROAD-'The beautiful Adventure comedy
adapted from the French by George Eaefion.
starring Ann Murdoch. Review below.
FORRBST-"S "Sori" Hungarian operette. with
charmingIy catchy music, and, what ie ex@
oeptional IN musical comedy, real riot
Iridescently staged, girls roseatey eowned
GARRTCK-"The Debutante" new musical
comedy with trite book by II. a. and n H.
Smith and music by Victor Herbert Hasei
Dawn is as ever Hazel Dawn, Ingenious, in-
affected and lovely.
KEITHS S-Irene Franklin, and varied bill
Review below.
LITTLE THBATRE-'Hlndle Wakes by
Stanley Houghton. First production in thia
city of play which created sensation In
London. Review below.
LYRIC-''rhe Story OF the Rosary" by Walter
Howard ineiodrama staged as elaborately
as the gingerbread and candy castles OF fairy
lore, with battle off stage artillery and n
wife saved from becoming nun by the
timely return Of her husband hero
WALNUT-"Damaged Goods" much discussed
play by Eugene Brieux. Review below.
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Irene Franklin at Keith's

"An wrongp Well, so far as Irene Franklin
goes. not for a minute, She's all right! Es-
pecaly when she sings IAN Wrong!" a little
ditty which is of the most human pieces
OF Broadway put into song we have heard
these many days. At Keiths, where she is
appearing Miss Franklin sings other songs
with which her name and type is associated,
Adelade-once known as La Petite Adelaide
and ], j. Hughes present clever dancing act.
Nine. Doree presents large company in
Great Moments from Grand Opera" Others
on the bill include Charles Thompson, a clever
JuggIer Irene and Bobby Smith. who sing
and dance; Andrew F. Kelley. who tells sto-
res, some OF which are good. others not; Haw-
thorne and Ingls. who are relics of the days
when the unintelleetual mostly went to vauds-
ville and the timber "Lunatic Bakers"
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satin chnrneuse, The bodice will be Of chantliiy
lace and pearl trimming, and the court train
viii extend from the shoulders and will be
embroidered in pearls The tule veil with
cap Of lace will be caught with orange blos-
SONS and her shower bouqdet will be Of orchids,
gardenlas and lilies Of the valley. The brides
ornament will be string OF pearls the gift
Of the bridegroom.
Miss Harris win be attended by Miss Mary
Petchon, a sister Of the bridegroom, as maid
Of honor; Miss Kathryn Sherry, of washing
ton, u. c.; Miss Marian Cohn, Miss Elizabeth
schaerer, Miss Mildred Hadler, Miss Lillian
LAWN, OF Brdgeton, N. j.; Miss vivian
Flegliman and Miss Lena We'll will be brides
maids. The two little flower girls will be Mss
Gertrude Harris, sister OF the bride, and
Miss Sylvia Petchon, sister Of the groom.
Mr.. Petchon will have Harry Harris, a
brother OF the bride, as best man, and the
ushers will be Louis Harris, 1sador Brshnsr,
Albert Ross, Louis Greenbat, Samuel August
Sidney Lemisch and Robert Segal
After the reception Mr. and Mrs Petchon
will leave for extended trip through the
North and will be at home after December
at 225l North 33d street
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Damaged Goods"

Eugene Brieux's much discussed play, or
dramatic message. called Damaged Goods"
was presented by a capable company of Rich
ard Benefits co-workers" to an attentive
mixed audience which gathered. doubtless un-
der the impulse Of many different motives, at
the Walnut Street Theatre last evening.
Whether or not the furors which has adVeF-
tlsed it ever since French censor turned 1t
over TO America has been due rather to certain
peeuliaFIties Of the public mind rather than to
the content and purpose Of the play itself the
criticism cannot be made u It that a good
sermon was spoiled to make bad play. For
Damaged Goods must be judged according
to the advertising which the public has given
it, and the public Is not hugely interested in
this particular play example OF dramatic
art. It's truth and its power, however, sum
eiently guarantee its place in either classia-
cation.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OVERLOOK members OF the bridge cluD
Of which Mrs. Joseph P. MoCullen is president,
will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Eugene o. Mosisr. of eS4s Drexel road. Those
present will be Mrs. Paul d. MilIholland, Mrs.
George A. Smith. Mrs. Winsor It. Eveland, Mrs.
oln Burritt. Mrs. Matthew Gilmore. Mrs.
Charles Collins, Mrs Frank Hancock. Mrs.
Paul Wolfe, Miss Adele Mosisr and Miss Jessie
Grant
wYENEwOOD-Ar. and Mrs. Charles o'Donnell
Lee, Jr., returned Saturday from Washington,
where they went to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Lees sister, Miss Mary McCauley. to
Naval Constructor Henry Howard, of Boston.
which took place in that city November 3. in
ST. Johns Church. While in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs Lee were the guests Of Mrs. Woloott
Tuckerman. another sister of Mrs. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs Abel P. Wethsrl have returned
from few days stay in New York.
ARDMoRE Mrs. James r. Mcclure. Jr,, OF
Roberts road. win leave Saturday for Baltl-
more where she will be the guest of her
mother. Mrs. s. P. sslden. until the early part
OF January Mr.. Mcclure will go TO Baltimore
over the week-ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Allen Daley. of Glenn road.
viii return home the end OF this week after
weeks stay in Boston.
HAYERFoRD-rhs members OF the Main Line
Emergency Aid. OF which Mrs F. King VAIN
wright is chairman, meet every Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. at the Merton Cricket Club,
The other members OF the committee are Mrs
Charlton Yarnal, Mrs. Joseph r. Page. Jr
AIRS. Granville D. Montgomery and Mrs. stacy
D. Lloyd.
Mrs Granville D. Montgomery is chairman Of
the Cutting COMMITTEES. ana every Saturday
she and her assistants. Mrs George B. Rea.
Mrs. Clarence North Mrs William B. Frank
lin. Mrs. Christian A.'Hagen. Mrs. Landsrson
Mrs. William w. MeCawley, llgs. r. Meade
Smith, Jr., Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. William I. Hirst
Hrs. Ivy L. Lee, Mrs. Herman sehwartz. Mrs.
william West Mrs Bsnjamin Bullock, Jr
a1rs. Edward H. York. Mrs. HoFatio q. Lloyd
ana Mrs John Harvey GordsH. whose husband
4 now In England preparing to so 70 the front
With the British army, meet Ia St. Mary's
parish house. ArdmoFe, 10 assemble the differ-
ent garments. which have been previously cut
cut ~ machinery The different pieces OF
each garment are put together IN neat bundles
feady Tor sewing ana then taken over 70 the
eluhhouse every Tuesday mornine for dlstribu-
uon. THIS week the members 81 the Emergency
Aid ere sorklng On surgical sbirfz ana BANDA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

last evening AZ a small card party At her home,
sil2 South 18th street Her guests we're Mise
Elizabeth white, Miss May Hutzel, and Messrs,
Daniel Allen, Frank Hutzel and James Kelly.
The MARY Aid" Society. Of Trinity Lutheran
Church. 18th and Wolf streets, are entertaining
tomorrow evening in the parish house from
until o'clock. The AFFAIR will be an oyster
supper and the following women are in charge:
Mrs r. s. slmons, president; Mrs. Whitehead
and Mrs william e. Meyers.
Mrs. Bart McHugh who left on Friday morn
ing for Princeton, to attend the game has re-
turned to her home, 25O5 South Broad street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lockyer have returned from
their wedding tour in the New England States,
and have taken an apartment In Washington,
d. c.. where they will make their future home.
Mrs Lookyer was Miss Elizabeth Haggerty, OF
12A Christian street, before her marriage
October ts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
WEsT PHnADELPHIA

Mrs. Theodore Nelson Spencer entertained
the members of her card club at her home,
4oO3 Cedar avenue, yesterday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. C. L. Livingston, Mrs. Jacob
M. Baer. Mrs. Humbold CARRIER, Mis-. William
Chambers. Mrs. Richard Nelms. Mrs. Frederick
Mears, Mrs Henry Rogers swOpe. Mrs. Edward
Newton Haag. Mrs. Theodore d. Casio, Mrs.
Walter Walls and Mrs. Harrison Diesel The
next meeting Of the club will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Frederick Mears. 112O South 46th
street. Monday. November 30.
The Misses Doan have returned from Europe.
where they have been travelling for the past
two and half years. They are at present the
guests OF their sister Mrs. ]. William Potter
at ssO3 Powelton avenue.
Mrs. Frank Smith will entertain at the theatre
tomorrow Afternoon in honor OF Miss Lorraine
stahl The guests viii Afterwards have tea at
the Bellevue-strattord.
Mr.. and MIS- John w. Powers. l21s Baltimore
avenue, are visiting friends in Chicago ana
win remain there for several weeks
Mrs. David o. Eaton. OF Hampton Court viii
entertain her bridge club at luncheon and
bridge on Tuesday. The decorations viii be
yellow chrysanthsmums ana autumn leaves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
KENsINCTON

The Current Topic Club viii meet tomorrow
evening. November 49,
The Rev Frank V. c. Cloak pastor OF the
Emmanuel r. e. Church. was a recent visitor
TO Baltimore. Md.
on November a the girls OF the Daisy Social
win give the boys japanese party,
An enjoyable entertainment is in store for
those attending the TOY Shop" which Is to
be given by the members OF the primary de-
partment Of the First Presbyterian Church on
tuesday evening. November "a at O'Clock.
Mrs. Henry. wife Of the Rev. Albert Barres
Henry. rector OF the church, Is very much in
tsrested In making the AFFAIR a great success
The North Philadelphia Intsrchuroh Lyeeum
win give a second concert this evening.
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TlOCA

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Palmer Milard will give
reception tomorrow night at their home, 1918
North 10th street, which will be decorated with
autumn foliage and autumn-hued chrysanthe-
NUNS They will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Miilards parents Dr. and Mrs. Frank e.
Buch, Mrs. c. Eugene Brooks. of Allentown,
and Miss Helen Smith, OF Bryn Mawr. Mrs.
Millard who was an October bride, will wear
ner wedding gown of white satin and duchess
lace. There will be 100 guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Invitations have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Mccormick, of 21s West Pomona
street, for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Helen Beatrice Mccormick, to Augustus Ed
ward Nahm, Jr., tomorrow, November is, at
O'clock at st. Vincent's Church, Germantown.
A reception and breakfast will follow the cers-
mony at the home of the bride.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Monday Evening Bridge Club in the
Girard Estate met last evening at the homo
OF Lieutenant Commander G. A. Biasstt sss2
South 2lst street. Those present were Lisuten-
ant Commander ana Mrs. @. B. LandsnbsrgeF,
United States Navy Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. r. S. Ksyss. United States Navy
Lieutenant Commander anG Mrs. c. A. Lutz,
United States Medical Corps Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. T. N. Winters. United States
NAVY Mr.. and AIRS. Charles Davis. Mr. and
AIRS. Laeius Beebe.
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WEDDINGS

Miss Mollie Harris VIII Become the Bride of
Charles PetehOn Tonight.
pretty wedding win take place this
evening at o'clock at the home OF Afr. ana
Mrs.. Max Harris. OF 2251 North asa street.
when their daughter, Anss Mollie Harris. win
become the bride Of Charles Petehon. The
ceremony win be performed by Rabbi Klein.
The bride win be giyen n marriage BY
hsg fsthsr. ana siii wsar sosa q livery whlis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

The Four MeNanallys. In Bits Of Every
thing" head the bin at the Broadway this
week ana furnish interesting Is minutes in
hght bits OF various performances, Including
aerobatic dancing. tight-rope walking ana -
lsetions On many musical Instruments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Invitations have been issued for the wedding
Of Miss Marguerite a. Baohler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian s. Bachler, Of S25
North 26th street and Paul c. Thomson, Of
22S9 North Park avenue, which will take place
Wednesday afternoon, November 25, at
O'Clock.
The marriage of Miss Louise NJ Farley, the
sister of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Y. Smith, to
Mr.. Herbert L. Wilson will take place wednes-
day evening, November rs, at o'clock at 213i
North 18th street.
Earl Davis will entertain his club members
Tuesday evening at his home, 1903 North 18th
street
Miss Sophie Hentsler. OF 1894 North 18th
street, spent the weekend in Atlantic City.
John j. Silk, of 1910 North 10Th street, has
returned from a business trip through the
South.
The Alumnae of the Convent of Mercy will
give a musicale this evening at the school,
Broad street and Columbia avenue Miss
Dougherty. president OF the Alumnae, will be
chairman OF the committee in charage, and
the musical program will be arranged by Miss
Katherine Angela Rowan. The proceeds will
be used to help In the erection of the new
hospital at 55th and Chester avenue which will
be in charge of the Sisters of Mercy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
CHESTNUT HILL

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Harris have returned from
their wedding trip and have opened their home
Willow Grove avenue. st. Martins, where
they will be at home to their friends after De-
cember l. Mrs. Harris was Miss Mary Ursula
Dempsey.
Mrs. G. NJ. d. Peltz spent the weekend in
Peeksklll, N. Y, where her niece Miss Virginia
Stockton Harris, is attending school.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Mrs. Mary Melley, of 3545 North 11th street,
has announced the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Kathryn D. Melley, to Joseph ]. McCor-
mick, ;Tr. OF S746 North 18th street, on wednes-
day morning. November 4, in St. Stephens
Catholic Church, Broad and Butler streets. Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick, who spending their
honeymoon in Atlantic City, will be at home
after December 1 at S545 North 11th street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17
ROXBOROUCH

Mr.. ana Mrs. Chester Hopkins. Miss Bernce
Hopkins Miss Dorothy Henderson, Miss Fran
ces Fisher w. Wilkie and Joseph Henderson,
OF WiBsahickon, have returned from the Della
ware water Gap, where they were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Henderson, OF 3lS Rochelle
avenue. on an automobile trip through the
mountains.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Ida jefferson, of 127 East Durham street,
will give bridge party this afternoon and on
Thursday, also. There will be IL guests each
afternoon Thursdays affair will be in honor
of Miss Josephine sherion, who is spending the
winter at Hamilton Court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Mrs George v. Massey will give a bridge
this afternoon at her home, 20 Pelham road,
Germantown. Her daughter, Mrs. Penrose r.
Perkins, Jr., will assist her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

The Review Club of Oak Lane will meet to-
morrow in the Oak Lane library for its monthly
meeting. The chairwoman OF the committee Is
Mrs. Frank Whitney. and is assisted by Mrs.
j. b. Smith. Mrs. Theodore Knauff. Mrs. vir-
ginia Robertshaw. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Freeman. Mrs
James Snyder. Mrs. j, ]. Hood. Mrs. George
Carter and Mrs. Clinton Dage. The discussion
OF the afternoon will be Famous Men and
Women" A number of the members have
written papers on the subject, as follows: ''The
Use OF American Ideals" 1.-The Hall OF Fame"
Modern Science" Statesmen" "our Neigh
bors." The club is planning entertainment In
the near future for the benefit of the building
fund for the new clubhouse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Already hundreds of various garments have
been sent in to the headquarters, 1923 Walnut
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Mrs. John B. Champion. of East Leverington
avenue is visiting relatives in Hamilton, Can.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Horace Klelnfelder, of Glenside, was the
guest of Floyd Allen OF 1868 North 2lst street,
over last weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-17

Miss Katharine West, of Roxborough avenue,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Heber schoheld. of Lamont
street. have returned from Spring City, where
Sllfer.
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DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Charlotte Fahnestock to Be Presented at
Teo Today

Miss Charlotte Fahnestock to Be Presented at
Tea Today.
These are gala days for the little debutante
and the entertainments OF the season seem to
be almost entirely given to them. The
presentation of Miss Charlotte Fahnestock will
take place today at the home of her parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Frederick Fahnestock, 2S7
East Rittenhouse square The hostess will be
assisted in receiving by Mrs T. Hewson Brad
ford. Mrs. Edward S. Sayres, Mrs. r. Loper
Baird, Mrs. Joseph h. Hutchinson, Mrs. c.
Howard Clark, Jr,. Mrs. James r. Mcclure, Jr..
Miss Anna H, FAIRIES and Miss Josephine NJ
Mcclure. number of the seasons debutantes
will receive with Miss Fahnestock Following
the tea there will be an Informal dinner and
dance for the receiving party and few addi-
tional guests.
A dinner OF 25 covers will be given at the
Rabbit in Fairmount Park by Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward r. BeaIe for their debutante daughter,
Miss Hope Truxton Beae, at which the guests
will be from the debutante set.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Filter will give a
theatre party, followed by supper at the Belle
yue-Stratford, in honor of Miss Margaret Filter,
who made her debut at garden party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. N. Myers Fitler at Riverton
last June.
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FRANKFORT

The Frankford Choral Society is planning to
do excellent work this season, having its
main object the study and rendition of choral
compositions OF the less known writer's. as we'll
as the works OF the better known composers OF
both the classic and the modern schools. Frank
ford now has a splendid opportunity to build
a singing class of merit.
The date has not yet been decided upon for
the first concert.
The Young MEMS League OF the Frankford
Presbyterian Church, will hold its annual ban
quet this evening.
The Marshall School will hold "At Home"
in the school building Friday evening. Novem-
ber 20, from 745 to $3.50 O'Clock.
most pleasing concert has been arranged.
including chorus of boys. who will sing some
OF the school songs.
The object of the Eat home" is to familiarizs
the parents with the work Of the pupils. Every
thing will be artistieally arranged and an enjoy
able evening Is expected.
The Hermon mnstrels win give their annual
performances this year for three nights Noyem-
ber 10. 20 and a.