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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
What's Doing Tonight

Minstrel show, Girard College; 8 O'Clock.
Smoker, National Service Traffic Bureau.
Spring Garden and 13th streets: o'clock.
Lecture on Physical Training" by William
A. Stecher, William Penn High School; 7:S0
O'Clock.
Philadelphia Society for Promotion Of Lberal
Studies Orpheus Club Rooms Baker Building.
1920 Chestnut street; o'clock.
Lecture. ''Neitzsche, the intellectual Storm
Centre Of Europe" by Emma Goldman. Musi-
cal Fund Hall; o'clock.
Christian Missionary Alliance SEQ North goth
street,
POLITICAL MEETINGS,
FRANKLIN PARTY.
Toomey Hall. 23d and Dickinson streets.
New Garrick Hall 5O7 South sth street.
At 17O8 jackson street.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Broadway Theatre, Broad street and Snyder
avenue
Town Hall. Germantown.
Ware Republican League. 2121 North Broad
street.
LiederlSranz Hall 2T21 Columbia avenue.
At 1858 Ridge avenue.
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LansdOWne

The knights OF Columbus are holding
a country fair tonight and tomorrow
night in the school hall. There are Won
derful exhibits OF pigs, poultry and farm
produce, and tables of all kinds Of cake,
candy, ice cream, popcorn and cider. The
ladies' who are assisting are Mrs. Louis
Meyers, Mrs Edward Mingey. Mrs. Will
lam Culhane, Miss Ella Rudolph. Miss
Gertrude Haley, Miss Kitty Sullivan, Mrs.
John Sullivan, Miss Alice Sullivan. Mr..
Thomas Cullinan is chairman of the com
mittee; Mr.. william J. Uhl, chairman OF
the Publicity Committees; Mr.. George w.
Riley, Music Mr.. Joseph Murray, Mr..
Harry Rudolph, Mr.. John Sullivan, Mr..
]. Harley, Mr. Michael Dyer, Mr.. will
lam Druton and Mr.. William Culhane are
in charge of the entertainment.
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Suffrage Events Today

WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
2 p. m-Meeting at Broad street and Fair
mount avenue. Speakers Mrs Ella Reeve
Boor and Mrs. William b. DeT.
3 p. m,-Meeting at Germantown and T.ehigh
avenues Speakers, Ferdinand eraser and Mrs.
G. II. Wobensnith.
s n. m.-Meetng at 2O47 South street.
Speaker Mrs. Marion Holmes
$50 p. m.-Meeting al Broad and Christian
streets. Speakers, Miss Estelle Russell and
Graham Woodward.
PHILADELPHIA SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.
$50 p. m. Meeting In Cathedral Hall.
Speakers. Miss Estelle Russel and Miss Ollie
Hastings
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
D. m.-Houston Hall (debate); speaker,
Miss Elizabeth McShane.
7:3O p m-12th and Morris streets speakers.
Mrs Elizabeth S. Galen and Samuel Meyer
man.
p. m.-Bristol, Pa speaker. Miss Anna
McCue.
8 p. m.-Young Mems Christian Association
CcentraD; speaker. Miss Bertha Sapovits.
3 p. m.-Presbyterlan Church (debate), 65th
and Lansdowne avenue; speaker Miss Louise
Hall.
s p. -m.-Morrisville. Pa, speaker, Miss Eliza
beth McShane.
$50 p. m - Broad and Snyder avenue;
speakers. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Galen and Samuel
ONeiii, at her home, 2S51 North sth street,
on Saturday night.
Mrs. William Gruinshaw gave a shower
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UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
GIVEN BY LADIES' AID SOCIETY
Feast of the Seven Tables Held in Gymnasium of
Reformed Episcopal Church Last Night Great
Success-M Masquerade Affairs Still Hold Sway

at her home. Soi7 North Baily street, in
honor OF Miss Reba Grant whose mar
riage will take place next month. The
guests present were Mrs. Ida GRAFT
Mrs, william Archibald, Mrs, Char, %
Kerr. Mrs Harry J. Ferguson. Of NCg
York; Miss Verna Tull, Miss Loui.
Schneider. Miss Ethel Scull. Miss Luz
zetta Folman. Miss Dorothy Grant, Miss
Harriet Grant, Afiss Bertha Logan and
Master William GrU'nshaw
a masque party was held last night
at the homo OF Mr.. Ignatius Bash, 35l7
North nth street. Among those present
were Miss Helen McDermott. Miss Lo-
retta Bash. Miss Mary O1Iara, Miss Mar
garet O'Hara, Miss Sarah Fogarty, Miss
Alice Loughrn, Miss Mary Gallen, Mr..
John MclSee1ey Mr.. Charles Bash. Mr..
William NfcEooley, Mr.. Harry Foote,
Mr.. James Fogarty and Mr.. Jack
Loughlin.
On the evening OF Thursday, November
IS, the Tau Rho Fraternity, one Of South
Philadelphia's popular clubs, will hold its
annual reception and dance in the Law
renee Academy on South Broad street
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Subscription Dance

over two hundred society fox from
in town, along the Main Line and Chest
nut Hill will attend the first Of a series
Of subscription dances chaperoned by
Mrs. Richard Evans Norton and Mrs.
Kane s. Green, which will be given to-
night at the Merton Cricket Club. The
musical program has been especially ar
ranged by Mrs. Norton, and altogether
the evening promises to be delightful
social affair, Among the guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Potter, Mr. and
Mrs II. Bartol Brazier, Mr. and Mrs
Robert w. Lesley. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
= Baily, Mr. and Mrs. George b. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mathew Baird, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman COnderman. Mr.. and Mrs
Gerrit Judd, Mr.. and Mrs Albert p Ken
nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwatcr Kent, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander w. Carver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carver, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kembe, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Longstreth.
The affair will be the occasion of many
dinner parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard f.
Norton will entertain 40 guests at the
Merton Cricket Club. Among them will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Potter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen
Daley, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drinker
Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Filter Mr..
and Mrs. Kane S. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton French Banks. Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Kendrick, Sd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac II. Clothier. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Mat
thew Baird, Jr. Mr., and Mrs. Howard
I.ongstreth will also entertain at dinner
before the dance, as will Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit 2. Judd.
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Bala-Cynwyd

Diana and her bow and arrow, Spanish
girls, Colonial DANES, Indian maidens,
Dutch girls and boys, Night with her
silver stars and wand and fairies from
the land-of- -maSe-believe will be but
few Of the mysterious beings who will
mingle with ghosts, clowns, members of
the Ku KluX Klan and other weird crea-
lures at the delightfully."- informal
masqued dance to be given tonight by the
Cynwyd Club. the large clubrooms and
spacious porch where the masqueraders
win wander between dances will be beau
tifully decorated with many-sized pump
kin lanterns, while great stalks of dried
corn husks and autumn leaves will make
a fitting background for the various dan
GERS in their picturesque costumes and
black dominos. The dining room, where
the buffet supper will be served. will have
table centrepiece of various size cornu-
copias filled with every variety of fruit,
while tiny pumpkin lanterns, black cats
and witches will add to the weird appear
ance of the supper table. About 200 mem
bers and their friends will be present,
among whom will be Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Kraft, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Chambers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Boldly, Mr.. and
Mrs S. Ross Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Addison Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Laverty Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Fleck, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Scott McCracken,
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer NJ. Wood, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Seeburger, Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Vanne-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph V. Little Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin F. Glynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S.
Detwiler. Miss Marion Vanneman, Miss
Sarah Pedrick, Miss Dorothy Tily, Miss
Ethel McMnn, Miss Sarah Pedrick. Miss
Elizabeth Christie, Miss Bertha Kraft
Mr.. Lodge oliver, Mr., ]. Howard Mecke,
Jr.. Mr.. o. S. Carter. Mr.. Henry Taylor,
! Mr. e. NJ, Spangler Mr. Paul Nanneman'
| Jr, Mr.. Joseph Simpson,
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DEBUTANTE DINNER AND
DANCE IN THE NEAR FUTURE
Mr. and Mrs Roland L. Taylor to Give Dinner
November 2 to Large Number of Guests
Personals Of Interest

. rR and MRS. ROLAND L. TAYLOR,
MI ~ a2o West Chelten avenue, will give
nall dinner at their home for Miss
.,nloent Mccarthy, Of Syracuse, who is
,.,,,,e Miss Taylor, on Tuesday eve
Noyember 2, before the dance
-s,cb ,,S Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Remak will
va w.. FOR their daughter, Miss Margaret o.
Remak ,-- ia -.
~. corinne Freeman, Miss Helen Mar
ssu Miss S. Uytendale Baird, Miss Edith
Sson page, Miss Caroline Hollingsworth
nnsr,berton. Miss Anna B. Merrick, Miss
Rachel Filter Miss Frances W. scott, Mr.
inr,t,Isu turner, Miss Palmer Townsend,
W. Henry Pemberton, Mr.. John Carter,
y. Iohn Blye, Mr.. Roland Jellett, Mr..
S'.oieon Hoopcs Mr.. Carlos Santa Maria
srS Mr.. william Wright
NJ and Mrs Taylor viii give a ball
a. their daughter, Miss A. Marjory Tay
iSr At the Ritz-Carlton on January G.
A.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Stafford,
!, ,ttsverford, have issued invitations for
~. marriage of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Hammill Stafford, to Mr.. Ernest
= ualbach, of St Davids, Pa, to take
o. .,a on Wednesday, November II, at
go,oct in St Marys Church, Ardmore.
rscepticn will follow Immediately after
~ cerem my at the home of the brides
s.rsnts. at Gordon and Lancaster ave
pues HaVerioro'
Mrs MAY Temple will entertain at the
saturday afternoon dansant at the Belle
sns.stratford tomorrow. Her guests will
~ Miss Christine II. Stockton, Miss
katherine Hunter, Mr.. Harold Adams
md Mr. william Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomson Sher-
,,n of Hamilton Court, will entertain at
gnrer tomorrow in honor of their little
laughter, Miss Alberta Sherron. Among
,sose pres ent will be Miss Margaret Fox,
Mes Mary Louise Patton, Miss Eleanore
ysnsant, Miss Belle Pilling and Miss
Caroline Buck.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Walbridge
have issued invitations for n hunt break
isst on Tuesday, after the election-day
MIN. at the new Huntingdon Valley Hunt
clubhouse at Willow Grove, Pa.
Mrs shippen Lewis, of 21S Cliveden ave-
ne will entertain at dinner at the Mask
md Wig Club on Thursday, November lS
N honor Of Miss Eleanor Pepper. The
psrtv will aftcrward attend the theatre
Among those invited are Miss Mary
Dixon Thlycr, Miss Alfredo Cope Lewis,
Miss Frances Scott, Miss Elizabeth Grif-
Ntb Miss Sarah c. Nelson.
The annual Peacock Exchange will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Charles
Williams, at Haverford, on Wednesday,
November 3, and Thursday, November T.,
from 10 until o'clock.
Mrs. Byron p. Moulton will entertain
al luncheon tomorrow at her residence
IN honor OF Mrs. Greene, who is the
rlest Of her sister, Mrs. George Brooke,
Of Germantown.
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RoxborOugh

Miss May Been, of Leverington ave-
nue., will entertain on Saturday evening
at a masked dance. The house will be
artistically decorated with autumn
foliage, witches and goblns, so much in
order for entertaining at this season. Her
guests, who will be members of the
Phi Sigma Sorority, win include Miss
Helen Belver Miss Helen Brooks, Miss
Mary Barnes, Miss Theresa Gidley, Miss
Anna Homrlghausen, Miss Dorothy Hew-
ish. Miss Augusta Saxon, Mr., Russell
Davis, Mr.. Bradford Dayton Mr., James
S. Cassidy Mr.. Erman Bruce, Mr.. Jack
Logan, Mr.. Howard Small and Mr.. John
Small.
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Along the Reading

Mrs. Charles j. Webb, of EllSins Park,
entertained at n large luncheon at the
Huntington Valley Club at Noble, We'd
nesday. About 100 guests were present
The tables were beautifully decorated with
pink colonial roses and autumn leaves
The Bachelor Girls Club, of Willow
Grove, will give a Halloween social to-
morrow.
A masquerade dance will be held at the
JcnkntOwn Club rooms tomorrow night
Three prizes will be awarded to the three
best fancy dress costumes and three prizes
to the best comic dress costumes.
Mrs. Roehm, of Upland avenue and
Rydal road, Noble, will give costume
Halloween party this evening for the
benefit fund of the Civic Club of Noble.
Cake and candy will be on sale.
Mrs. Kari ID. Williams, of Glenolden,
formerly of Melrose Park, has left for
San Francisco, whore she will visit the
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shebe, Jr, have
moved to Rydal, where they will occupy
their new house on Suequehanna and
Valley roads Mrs. Sheble will be re-
membered as Miss Dorothy ODay, of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schocks of North
10th street, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter, October "a
Mrs. SchocSs was formerly Miss Virginia
Wiekle, of Oak Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham, Of
Chelten avenue, Oak Lane, will entertain
at cards and dancing tonight in honor
of Mrs. Cunninghams sister, Miss Bertha
Hughes of Detroit, Mich. Their guests
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dunn
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dunlap, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belts, Miss Clara Belts,
Miss Harriet Talley, Miss Pauline Carson,
Mr. Walter Carson, Mr.. Cornelius Nor
gan, Mr.. James Allen, Mr.. Walter Lane,
Mr. Frank Scott, Mr.. Albert Asher ard
Mr. Thomas Morgan.
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gen Pa.
ARDMORE.-The senior class of the
Lower Merton High School gave a dance
last night in the school gymnasium The
decorations consisted of autumn leaves
and novelties appropriate to the season.
Among those present were Miss Dorothy
Norris, Miss Grace Stillwagon, Miss Mar
garet Kershaw, Miss Almeda Parke, Miss
Ethel Hamil Miss Elizabeth Darrison,
Miss Ursula Seeburger, Miss Dorothy
Byrnes, Miss Jean Hammer, Miss Sarah
Pedrick, Miss Marion Pickford, Miss Ruth
Pedrck, Miss Frances Hadley, Miss Mar
lon Rainy, Miss Louise de la F. Keefe,
Miss Yvonne F. Keefe, Mr. William Nc
DOwell, Mr.. William Shupert, Mr.. j. Mil
er Mr.. Henry Pool, Mr. Alexander Pool
Mr.. Edward Allen, Mr. Charles Rapp, Mr..
Benson Steed, Mr. Alexander Dairson, Mr.
Frank Benson, Mr. Russell Hammer, Mr.
Harry Surfing and Mr.. G. Sproul
BRYN MAWR.-The annual euchre and
social promenade given by the members
Of Our Mother of Good Counsel Church,
Bfyn Mawr, for the benefit of the paro-
ehal school, will be held Thanksgiving
eve Wednesday, November "a, in the
school auditorium.
Mrs. Robert Goeller, of New York, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lloyd at
Bod-Lwyd. their place in Bryn Mawr.
Miss Ethel Maule and Miss Anna Foulke
have been spending n few days in New
York This evening Miss Maule will give
small dinner at Briar Crest, her home
IN Bryn Mawr, before the dance at the
Merton Cricket Club.
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Clark
nave gone to Lenox, Mass, where they
are staying at the Curtis Hotel.
Mrs Walter d. Blabon will not open
her house In Bryn Mawr this winter. but
Will occupy an apartment at the Ritz
carlton after November 5.
RosEMONT. Mr.. and Mrs John Nor
gan Denison, OF Briar Hill, are spending
! few days in New York, where they
went to attend the marriage of Miss
helen Judson to Mr.. G.. Elton Parks.
VlLLANOVA.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles G
harrison, Jr., Of Villanova, left for Hot
springs. Va, yesterday to spend fort
night.
Mrs George McFadden. of Bloomfield
mas gone to Hot Springs with Governor
saa Mrs: r. Livingston Beeckman' OF
Ahode Island
RADNoR.-Mrs. William d. Ayers re-
.urned to her home in New York Wed
hesday, after visiting her son-in-laW
.la daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George EN-
'sh starr, at their home In Radnor.
Nj DAVIDS.-Mrs. Lewis Nelson ano
Ass Sarah Claypoole Nelson, of Coolock
lesurned yesterday from New York
days
ar and Mrs. Rollin II. Wilbur will
ssYe tomorrow for Alexandria Bay, T. /.
Shooting.
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stay in Now York, where she was the
guest OF friends at the Hotel McAlpin.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Of 52i5 German
Town avenue, has returned from a visit
TO friends In New Rochelle. n. Y.
Miss Maud McGonigal, OF Stcnton ave-
nue. mas returned from n short stay In
Conshoho'kcn, whore she was the guest
OF Miss Margaret Lynch.
Mrs. Leo Bolknap, Of Salamanca, N Y.
viii be the guest Of Mrs Arthur w. He
bert OF Greene street. for the next fort
night.
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Tioga

Miss Margaret Buckley Miss Ethel
Schurch, Miss Maud Wilson and Miss
Margaret Park gave a mask dance at
,rioga Hall on Wednesday night. Among
those present were Miss Jennie Harvey,
Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Katherine
Snivley Miss Margaret Henry. Miss Flor
ence Taylor Miss Helen Hunter. Miss
Marie Edmonds, Miss Josephine Cudray,
Miss Naomi Coughman, Miss Mildred
Taylor, Miss Dorothy Young, Miss Mary
Petit, Miss Elsie Embick, Miss Alice
Conkling, Miss Florence Kline. Miss Re
becca Cooper. Mr.. Ralph Bear, Mr.. Hail
Renchler, Mr. Gordon Schurch, Mr..
Charles Moore, Mr.. Russell Taylor, Mr..
c. Smith, Mr. Joseph Dugan, Mr.. Harry
Alsentzer, Mr. Howell Jones, Mr. George
Robinson, Mr.. Arthur Brown, Mr.. j.
Speck, Mr. Paul jain, Mr. Thomas Spot
well, Mr.. David Baird, Mr.. George Rash,
Mr.. Jack Squire and Mr. Granville Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Flanagan and
their daughter, Miss Virginia Flanagan,
of 1922 North Gratz street, win leave to-
day for a fortnight's visit to relatives In
Virginia.
Or. Malcolm Douglas. of West Tioga
street, will return the end OF the week
from East Wareham, Mass, where he has
been visiting relatives on his return from
q tOur through the West 70 California.
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Frankford

Sergeant Harry Agnew, Of tho United
States Marine Corps. stationed at Ports
mouth, N. H., has been visiting his
brother, Mr.. John Agnew, Of 1855 James
street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gwinner ana Mrs.
Wolf, OF Decatur street, Holmesburg, are
on n six weeks tour Of California ana
tho Panama Txposition.
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Germantown

- george Malloy gave dinner wed
essosy night at the club. The guests in
sruoeo Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rittenhouse Mil
" Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woodward and
mrs E. R. Carver.
a, masquerade-dance viii be given by
~ ~ ladies Auxiliary OF the Germantown
ssse.nnnllandery, No. 50, X. T., Thursday
wshlhg November A. at Masonic Hall
~. Alonzo Thompson is president, Mrs.
Jssph McDade Is vice president, Miss
MI X Brownley is secretary, Miss
rn.' Asa bodwiteh Is treasurer. About 2OO
'1'sls will be present
n. and Mrs. William r. Tucker, OF
ls efeystone, 125 West Schoolhouse
n VIII give a dinner on November 4,
\ ne Ne Germantown Cricket Club, In honor
a fuckers birthday.
~ and Mrs. ]. II. Hubbs, Of b4Oi
psrse avenue, viii give a Halloween
hst tomorrow afternoon In honor OF
small daughter. Miss Grace Hubbs.
MAJ. Charles Henry voigt, Of West
|@' iAns, has returned from short
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Miss Jennie Moyed will leave this eve
ming for New York to stay over Halo
wecn, where she is to participate in a
bon voyage party. While there she will
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brow% of
Brooklyn.
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Northeast Philadelphia

DR.. and Mrs c. w. Borzell, of H and
Westmoreland streets, entertained at
800" Wednesday evening. A buffet lunch
con was served. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Lindig, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Emery, Mr. and Mrs. William
Kerr, Mrs. Charles Snyder and Mr.. Har-
vey AcSerman.
Miss Hortense SanEster. of Harrisburg,
Is the guest of Miss May Luber. of North
9TH street, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Mayer, of 262a
Amber street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth OF a daughter.
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MillbOurne

Mrs Frank l. Reiszncr and Mrs. Thomas
r.. Howard will give a bal masque on
Monday evening at Mrs. Reszner's home,
10 Sellers avenue.
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Miss Jean Greenblatt, Of q Sellers ave-
nue., who has just recovered from Sc
rious attack Of pneumonia, will soon leave
for Lakewood. n. j., where she will stay
for three weeks.
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Notices for the Society page VIII be
accepted and printed In the EveninE
Ledger, but all such notices must pc
written on one side Of the paper must Dc
slRned in full, with full address, ana
when possible telephone number must DC
given. 49,, A.
asocletx Editor" Evening Ledger
COS Chestnut street
Unless these requirements are eArlso
o,,t "a that verincation may be possible.
~ notles viii not be published.
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Dancing classes have now formed in
the Burd School for young girls, which
will start Monday under the direction of
Miss GRANGER, of 6447 West Chester road
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DANCING

c. ELLwOOD CARPENTER School OF Dane
ing, 1923 Chestnut st. The school depend
able" Private and class lessons every day.
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WEDDINGS
CLARK -RENsHAw.

most prominent wedding in the
Northeast took place Wednesday evening
when Miss Ray Renshaw and Mr. Vim
cent Clark were married In Trinity Pres
byteran Church, at Frankford avenue
and Cambria street The ceremony
was performed by Doctor Wallace. The
bride. who was given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. George Noodle, wore a gor-
geous gown Of white crepe meteor,
trimmed with princess lace. and car
riod a shower bouquet 70 Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley, Miss Florence
Noodle attended as maid Of honor, She
was gowned In bun crepe de chine,
trimmed with gold lace, and carrjcd yell
low rosebuds The bridesmaids were
Miss Carmen Noodle, Miss Frances
O'Neal Miss Marion Harris a.d Miss
Elizabeth Snnamon. They wore dresses
Of buff crepe de chine, trimmed with
white lace. and wore large black velvet
hats. They carried yellow Crysanthe-
NUNS. Miss Nerna Nane and HleanOr
Noodle acted as flower ..rls. They wore
white net dresses and carried baskets Of
yellow flowers, Mr. Clark had as best
man Mr.. Allen Kyle, and the ushers
were Mr.. Edward Clark, Mr.. Earl
Baugher, Mr.. Donaldson Leopold and MIR.
Russell Hergesheimer. After an extended
honeymoon MIR. and Mrs. Clark will be
at home after December l at 1904 Modary
street Germantown.
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TUE Feast OF the Seven Tables"
.lunique dinner, was given last night
In the gymnasium OF the Reformed Epis-
Copal Church, Broad aud VcnanRo streets,
under the auspices OF tho Ladies' Aid So
Clety. The seven tables wera white, rcd,
yellow, brown, green, pink and lavender.
The ladies presiding at each were gowned
TO carry out the color scheme OF their
tables and served n menu Of similar color.
Shaded candles and flowers were used
In the decorations At the white table
chrysanthemums were used and a menu
Of bread, potato salad and pork was
served by Mrs Hunter Sctz, Mrs stephen
Hothersoll and Mrs. Clinton Christine.
Miss Jennie Brappon and Miss Elizabeth
Brappon had a profuslon Of red dahlias
at the red table and served beets and
cranberries. Mrs william Lindner and
Mrs. NJ. f. Klein had the yellow table,
using yellow chrysanthemums and serv-
ing eggs, coldslaw and other yellow foods.
Oak leaves and bronze-hued chrysanthe-
NUNS mingled with coffee and ginger
bread at the brown table, at which Mrs.
Andrew y. Colvin Mrs Albert Wall, Mrs.
Frank Taylor and Mrs. c. u Atkinson
presided. Pickles, olives and lettuce
looked appetizlng under palms at the
green table, in charge Of Mrs. Charles
Shee, Mrs. r. Shredder and Mrs. McCray.
Mogt attractive was the pink table, with
masses OF pink carnations, where Miss
Edna NJ. Lindner and Miss Ada Snively
served strawberry ice cream and dainty
pink sugar cakes. The feast ended at
tho lavender table, where the lavender
tinted after-dnner mints were In charge
of Miss Paula NJ Hall.
4 birthday party was given I'm honor or
Miss Christine Swanberg, of 1l9 South
Stafford street on Tuesday evening, by
Miss Edith Scott, at her home, Ruby
street and Chester avenue.
Miss Christine Swanberg and Miss Ger
trude O'Neill were guests Of honor at n
masque dance given by Mrs. Sarah
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AUTUMN RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

Westminster Ky PI,y sy mr. E:tE Beach Eisv to
$3.50 up dly.. Ss up wkly. ChaA. Buhrs.