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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04

AT THE wedding Of Miss Nancy Corey
~ Smith, daughter OF MIR and Mrs. j.
aorners Smith, to Mr. Joseph Wood, Jr.,
which will take place on Thursday. June
- In st James Church. 22d and Walnut
streets Mr.. L. Garnett Day, Of New York,
wIlI be best man, and the ushers will in
oiude Mr.. Cooper Wood, a brother Of the
h,ideproom: Mr.. william p. Snyder Jr.,
Agr Joseph Horne. Jr., and Mr.. William
p,ajr Jr. OF Pittsburgh; MIR. William
aavne. Cd, of South orange, N. j., and
AZ James somers Smith, Jr., brother
OF the bride.
Mr. and Mrs John shipley Dixon will
entertain at dinner tonight at their home,
M.adowbrook, villanova. in honor Of
.uss Edwina Elklns Bruner. whose en-
gasement to Mr.. c. A. Heckscher Weth-
sriii was announced recently, Covers Will
be laid for 12 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gribbel and Miss
ctibbei have issued invitations for a
,oa on Saturday afternoon, June 10, from
( until o'clock, at their residence
saint Austel Hall, Church road, Wyn-
cote to meet Miss Mildred Hansell Lane
- n T2ex avenue, Germantown whose en-
qaRement was recently announced 10 MT
Elliot Johnston, of New YORK
Nuss Anna S. Taylor. daughter Of DR..
n w Taylor of CedTon, Indian queen
lane. Germantown. has as her guest MRS
William Lyndull Havenstrite, of 900 West
i11th street, New York. MRS. raven
trIte will return to her home tomorrow.
Mics Marian Toedt, of Staten Island will
s-r,,,s nm Monday, to be the guest Of Miss
tTavlor for several weeks. Many informal
entertainments will be given In her honor.
Mrs Gilbert a. Harvey of the Glad
atone. will leave town on Saturday, June
s, and so to Cape May for the summer
months.
Miss Mary w. schott, of 1906 South
Rittenhouse square, will leave for At
iantic City, June Il, to spend the early
summer, later going to the Pocono Noun
talns
Lieutenant Colonel w. c. Neville, U. S.
M C.. and Mrs. Neville will entertain
informally at small dance on Monday
evening, at their home in the navy yard
The guests will be the marine officers and
their wives.
Miss Margaret l. Smith is entertaining
at the present time Miss Charlotte Mum
roe, of Washington. at the home of her
parents Captain and Mrs. William Stroth-
ers Smith. in the navy yard.
Captain w. n. Hill, U. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs Hill are entertaining this week
Mrs Hills niece, Miss Beatrice Moses,
daughter of Colonel Moses, u. S. NJ, c.,
at their home in the navy yard.
The officers of the United States S. s.
Minnesota have arranged for series of
tea dansants" to be given on board the
ship on Tuesday afternoons from to
6 while the ship Is at the yard A cor
dial invitation to all naval officers and
their wives and friends has been eN-
tended.
The final meeting of the Stephen De-
catur Chapter, Daughters of 1872, was
held yesterday in the Plastic Club at 2;SO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS

bELLEyU yUE-sTRATFoRD-J. S. Hiatt. Har-
asoargh; Z. A, Thomas Wikes-BaTre; Mrs.
sheldeF, Hanover. Pa i. n. Terry, Lynch
burg. Va; c. j. Campbell Pittsburgh; n. A.
Towel Cleveland; MI; and Mrs. Leonard NJ.
Roanoke. Va; Florien Levy, Lake Charles.
La John Stars, Hamilton. Canada; III.
Snleer, London. Joseph u. Mason, Erie, Pa. :
Miss Harriet =. Bower Miss Lucille Con-
nell, Scranton.
Rlrz-cARLToN-D Banks New York; Mr..
ana MIS-, Charles Reynolds, Jr.. New York;
A. II. Walker. New York
MALToN-H. s Newcomer, Baltimore: Mr..
and Mrs. ". Glenn New York: A. Y. Ne
SomRek, Toronto John h. Keno jr. Pitts
VI, ana MI, and Mrs + K K iSs Kane, New New
ST JAaiEs-John r. Clark. HOLLYWOOD, Pa.
t-senaId Bach, Scranton; James II. Hayes,
fht,lant5e C5ty; Robert Gross Stenton, Harris
p az euamaifa.. wilmington. on" o'A '-'1 me
ADELPHIA.-T p. Painter. Pennsylvania; Il.
81 tfesse eaalek CINCINNATI; Howard s. smith,
HtbLtES SHousE.-E. W. Hiddle Jr,, Carlisle,
fa.i D. c. Elphinstone, Baltimore.
S9NIiNE EETAL.--W. ". Haney New York;
,J rsfkhanrst, New York MI, ana Mrs. j..
tawn.
wlNpsoR,--C. p Parker, LANCASTER n y.
Silllh Sia+L benYore, Pa. J.. ~ Carroll. Dem
and Mrs j. Foster Maplswood. Pa
Us = E.-Dr and Mrs- Henry p; Iina
D6oNERs- u ajislS5a i55s ssrlotsS seT a9sA
~, Rowland O. Paynter, Georgetown, Eel
VI Aake 1kiet, seaman, stone HaEbor. y J.
Snyaer Fitiahurshi W. q. Trafton, New
HANQVER-J X. Hslssr. Renovi. Pa Mau-
ss 1eisshoHer, Chicago p ", Nagis Aa-
NEW RINaHAM- HENRY Fox Baltimore, Mr.
sae Ne shsrmaa filtSblrsa B. q Fen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04
South PHILADELPHIA

DIR. Herman NJ. Moses, who has been
spending the last year and half in Chi
cago, will arrive In this city shortly and
visit his parents, the Rev. and Mrs David
Moses. of SIS South 5th street He will
later go to Newark, where he has been
transferred on business.
Miss Jeanne Hagerty, Of 1244 Chrls-
tan street, will entertain the members of
the Delta Alpha Phi Sorority at her
home this evening. An attractive supper
for 20 will be served at II o'clock. Among
the guests will be Miss Margaret Russell,
Miss Elsie Galbralth, Miss Frances
Stewart, Miss Frances McCaulley, Miss
Edith Wolfe, Mr.. Alexander Patton, Mr..
Peter Schramm, Mr.. John Grant New
man, Mr.. Baird Stewart Mr.. william
Armstrong, Mr. John Herron Mr.. Nelson
Galbraith, Mr.. Dagmar Conover. Mr..
johnson McCaulley and Mr. John Often
Mr. and Mrs. George Henking, of'21l5
Fernon street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth Of a daughter, Miss
Eleanor Henking.
Mrs Jackson of 524 Spruce street, will
leave shortly with her daughter for a trip
South.
Mr.. Charles Gutzeit 7th and Minln
streets, has gone to Washington to spend
the holidays with friends. He was ac-
companied by his brother,
Mr., and Mrs Harry C. Ransley. of 1343
Ellsworth street, have opened their cot
tage at Chelsea for the summer. They
will return to this city about Octo-
ber Is.
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North Philadalnhia

Miss Helen T. Mckinley, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs William S. Mckinley.
whose marriage to Mr. Barton G. Levin
will take place on Tuesday, June 10. will
be attended by Miss May Johnston as
maid of honor and the following brides
maids: Miss Alison Levin, Miss Florence
Levin, Miss Helen Fry, Miss Roberta
stover, Miss Doris Howes, Miss Hannah
Heisten and Miss Marian Irwin. Mr..
Alan Levin will act as best man. and the
usherc will be Mr.. Harold A. Mckinley,
Mr.. David II. Mckinley. Jr., Mr.. Edwin
Levin, Mr.. Siegmund Levin, DR.. Wilbur
Haines and Mr. Duffield Ashmead. Jr
Miss Mckinley will entertain her brides
maids and maid of honor at luncheon on
Friday, June II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04
yrAGER-BARRY.

Mrs. Edward Barry announces the mar
riage OF her daughter, Miss Mary
Frances Barry to Mr.. Lloyd p. Heager
of Chester. on Wednesday morning, juno
Q at o'clock. in the Roman Catholic
Church of Saint Francis de Sales, 4Ith
street and Springfield avenue. solemn
nuptial mass was celebrated, the Rev.
Thomas Hannay officiating at the cere-
mony. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr. John j..
Barry, had her cousin. Miss Berth.l
Lynch. as her only attendant Mr. Will
liam Glass, of Chester, acted as best man.
Following the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides mother, 5Ol6 Florence avenue, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Yeager left for
Washington. They will live at 1928 THAN
street, West Philadelphia, upon their re-
turn.
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FrankfOrd

The annual exhibition and Parents
Day of the Alexander Henry School will
be held Friday. The formal opening OF
the new playground will take place at
23O and parents meeting at s p. m.
Mr.. Franklin Smedley and Dr. George
w. Founders will address the meeting.
A splendid musical program has been
arranged.
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Girard Estate

Mrs. William Gouget of 2jOS South Gar
net street entertained most delightfully."-
yesterday afternoon at luncheon followed
by cards. Covers were laid for 15 The
decorations were I'm red, carnations being
the flowers used Unique souvenirs
formed favors. and the first prize for
cards cut glass, was won by Mrs. II. STAN
ley Holloway. Miss Elizabeth Gushing
and Miss Evelyn sutton also won prizes
The guests included Mrs. Frank sutton,
Mrs. William f. Gushing, Miss Elizabeth
Cushing, Mrs. Charles Shisler. Mrs. Fin
ley Morrow, Mrs William Wilson, Mrs
William Eddie Mrs II. Stanley Hollo-
way Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. T. l..
Cobaugh, Mrs. Frederick Bond, Miss
Evelyn Sutton, Mrs. George Stewart and
Mrs. Russell Smith.
Mrs. II. Lee, wife of Major Lee, United
States Marine Corps of 23l9 South 2lst
street, left this morning for Pensacola,
Fla, where she will remain until the
fall.
Captain Alexander s. williams. United
States Marine Corps, and Mrs. Williams,
with their little son. and Mrs. williams
mother, Mrs. Morris. left yesterday for
WallinEford, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Beebe for
about two weeks.
Major c. S. Hill United States Marine
Corps, of 2513 South Cleveland avenue, en-
tertained Wednesday evening at a small
dinner party, in honor of Captain w. n
Hill United States Marine Corps. and
Mrs. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Bushnell. OF 25Os
South Garnet street, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a daughter
Miss Blanche Lane, OF 2527 South 18th
street, left this morning for Chicago,
where she will remain for several weeks
as the guest of friends.
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LansdoWne

Mrs. Samuel Bartram. OF West Balti-
more avenue entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon i'm honor of her birth
day and anniversary Among her friends
were Mrs. John Airy, Mrs. Richard Shoe
maker Mrs. Casper PennoCk Mrs. John
Davis, Mrs Thomas Bradley Mrs.
George Powell, Mrs. Frank Wunderlich,
Miss Ella Ogden. Mrs. Alfred Bartram
and Mrs. Herbert Ogden.
Mrs. Robert D. Taylor. of West La
crosse avenue will entertain the mem
bers OF her sewing circle this afternoon.
Among her guests will be Mrs. Herbert
Hayes, Mrs. Frank Sagendorph, Mrs.
Ralph Hayes Mrs. Austin Boyd Mrs.
Harold Ogden, Mrs. Vernon Phillips, Mrs.
Rrooke Evans, Mrs, Harry Henry. Mrs.
Culver Boyd Miss Louise Van Zant and
Mrs. Norris Scott
Mrs. NJ ]. Kelly and daughter. Miss
Beatrice Kelly left yesterday for a three
weeks stay in Atlantic City, n. j.
Mrs. Henry H. Zahn. OF East Riverside
Drive, New York. is the guest of Mrs.
George Walton, of Shadeland avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. william Mailman, of South
Lansdowne avenue, have as their guests
Mrs, Snyder, of Wilmington, Del; Mrs.
William Fox and Miss Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Dunbar, of West
Plumstead avenue, will return today
from visit In Boston.
Mrs. W. Frank English. or West Bal
timore avenue, has returned from a brief
sojourn at Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TO-DAY

Noon--Miss Anna McCue addresses the em-
pIoyes OF the Rogers Carpet Mills, Allegheny
avenue. east OF kensington avenue.
Noon-Miss Bertha Sapovits makes address
at an open-dir meeting on Filbert street. east
OF 18th street.
p. m.-Miss Bertha Sapovits makes address
at an oper-air meeting at 33d and Chestnut
streets.
p. IN Miss Bertha Sapoyits addresses
meeting in Chester. Pa. in Market Street
Square Mrs, Richard C, La Domus IN
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
8 p. m.--Dpen-air meeting at Front street
and Allegheny avenue Speakers. Miss Gratia
Erickson and Miss Estelle Russe.
D. m.-Miss May Macken and George o.
Swartz make addresses at the suffrage stall
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04

TIME Mothers Club of Frankford, OF
which Mrs. Walter Brlnton is presi-
dent, will give an outdoor fete today on
the lawn of the A. B. Anderson estate
4C2S Lelper street, from until 10 p, m,
Mrs Anderson is chairman OF the Philan-
thropic Committee, and It is In behalf OF
the visiting nurses fund that the aftair Is
being given. The fete will be arranged 70
depict country fair and the aides VIII
be gaTbed in rural attire.
There will be a candy table OF which
Mrs Percival Woodin is chairman.
Tea will be dispensed by Mrs. Samuel
Bolton and her aides
Ice cream Is In charge Of Mrs Joseph
Briggs,
chairman of the committee and her aides
include Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Ben
iamin Thorp, Mrs. John Webster, Mrs. H.
scott. Mrs Charles Wilson, Mrs. E.
Wright Mrs. Frank Embery, Mrs. O.
summers. Mrs Kohlter, Mrs. GTuinger,
Nrs. sonneborn. Mrs Newhall Mrs Mas
terson. Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Heseoni Mrs.
Fries. Mrs Engle Mrs. Coates, Mrs.
Rachel Burns
There will be various side shows In
charge OF Mrs. Anderson, 70 lnelude a
fat woman, living skeleton. dancing bear,
nalmist. etc The aides OF the afternoon
include Miss Charlotte CaFtledge. Miss
Marraret Embery. Miss Dorothy Loyett,
ME- Marion McAfaster, Miss Bertha Nc
Master, Miss Eleanor brinton. Miss
Marion Hiiles and the Misses Evans
A charity anair interesting 10 many
Philadelphia folk will be held In VIII
mington tonight. The anair will be an
opsn-aIr moving picture show, 70 be held
on the grounds Of Mrs Irene du Font
nome Tor the benefit OF the West End
Readfne Room In addition 10 pictures
mere VIII be open-air dancing. The
eKntles and the Poster Girls who
danced az lhs Pousss cas- have eon-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04
West PHILADELPHIA

A subscription bridge will be given this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. James
Hurrell Dawes, $500 Arch street, under
the auspices OF the Philadelphia Auxiliary
of the Southern Industrial Educational
Association. the officers OF which include
Mrs, Louis Lewis, president; Mrs. Thorn
as Potter, first vice president; Mrs, James
Hurrell Dawes, second vice president;
Miss Mary Graham Tyler, secretary; Mrs.
Luther Chase corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. w. p. Headley, treasurer.
The proceeds will be devoted to buying
a phonograph for the pupils of a school
lying in the remote mountains of the
South. The guests of honor of the day
will be Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler
of New York. and Mrs, Daisy McLaurin
Stevens of Mississippi. president general
of the United Daughters of the COnfed-
eracy
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nnmntAN-w -wAt.rER-

The marriage Of Miss Ethel y. Walter,
daughter OF Mrs Anna NJ Humphreys, OF
1856 North 18th street, to Mr.. James h
Bowman took place on Wednesday night
in the Toga Baptist Church, the pastor,
the Rev. DR. Rutger Dox, performing the
ceremony. The bride who was given In
marriage by her mother, wore gown of
white hand-embroidercd organdie finished
with a white satin Jacket and girdle. Her
tulle veil was arranged with orange bios
SONS and she carried shower bouquet
Of bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Mabel Fling, the maid OF honor,
wore an empire rrock Of white voile en-
broidered with pink and blue flowers,
made over an undersllp Of white silk and
trimmed with pink satin. Miss Margaret
Humphries, the brides sister. was flower
girl Her frock OF white batiste was
trimmed with lace and pink ribbons and
she held a basket Of tiny pink rosebuds
Mr. Richard Blggard was best man
and the ushcrs were Mr.. Albert Travis,
Mr. Morris Beverly, MIR. Edward Big
gard and MIR. William Morgan Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman will return from their we'd
ding journey the end of July and Will
be at home after September l at 1886
North 18th street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04

and Mrs. Edward Palma. Of wilmington.
Del; Mr. and Mrs. John Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs James Cevella. Mr.. and Mrs J..
Munro. Mr. and Mrs. George De stefsno.
Mrs. Rose Milano, Miss Rose Battles,
Miss Angelina Milano and Mr.. Frank
Milano. Immediately after the wedding
supper the bridal couple left on their
honeymoon for Atlantic City. They Will
be at home in this city at us Reed street
after July Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04

MISS Gefttuoe HaTIout OF AlllDiSls Si-
tertained over the weekend Miss Alice
wippie. OF this city, and Miss Helen Nc
Carthy, Of Rushland.
The Junior auxiliary Of the Baptist Or
phanage will give a lawn fete on Satur-
day, June 70, from until o'clock at
the corner Of York and LenoN roads, Jen-
kintown. Many attractive articles VIII De
arranged and the booths are being
planned that will show them on to ad-
vantage.
DR.. William Barnes Lower, OF Wyncote
Pa, will make the address to the grad
uatlng class Of the West Conshohocken
High School at the commencement exer-
cises which will be held on Thursday
evening, June II, at o'clock.
Announcement has been made of the
gift Of a beautiful silver cup to the Chel-
tenham High School at Elkns Park en-
which shall be inscribed yearly the name
Of the boy who Is voted by the Athletic
Committee as being the best al-around
player in both baseball and football. The
cup is the gift Of a group OF graduates
of the class of 1918 known as the F-lS
Club
Mr. John wanamaker expects to make
the address to the graduating class Of
the Arlington High School at the COM
mencement exercises on June % at s
o'clock
The Fortnighty Club OF wyncote will
be entertained this afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Walter Jones on Wood
land avenue, Wyncote. Among those
present will he Mrs Edgar Hand, Mrs.
Frederick w. Radell. Mrs. James Hen
derson Mrs. Thomas Watt, Mrs William
Barnes Lower, Mrs. Albert Wood, Miss
r. A. Mode Mrs. l.. Barnes selner, Mrs
Elmer f. Garrett, Mrs. Jerome Schep,
Mrs. Arthur C. Leyden.
Mrs Eugene s. Stull, Of Woodland ave-
nue., Wyncote, left for New York this
week, where she attended the wedding
of Miss Beatrice Marter on Tuesday
June l. Mrs Stull will be Joined by her
daughter. Miss Helen stull, who has been
visiting for several weeks Lieutenant and
Mrs Stillwell at West Point, N. Y, They
will remain in New York till the end of
the week.
Miss Ruth Lands. OF Summit avenue
Jenkintown. Is visiting for several weeks
Miss Harriet Gross at her home at Deer
Island, Danton Lake Conn
The following officers will serve the
bTeennOlnt lHnnlS NlUp uuTlnk lne en-
suing year: President. Mr.. Theodore s.
Fetter; vice president, Mr.. George Co
burn; secretaries, Mr.. " d. Fetter and
Mr.. Robert T, Cantley; treasurer, Mr.
Harry V, Botz,
Miss Lcttle Darby, OF 6sth avenue. Oak
Lane, will leave next week for the Del
aware Water Gap, where she will spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, of JenIin.
town, will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor OF their niece. Miss
Frances r. Moore, of Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Moore's engagement has recently
been announced to Mr.. Edward r. James,
of Tioga. The wedding will take place
during the late fall
Mr. and Mrs William Dayton Shelly,
of Woodland and Surrey roads, will spend
part of July at Chautauqua. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Welsh, of City
Line and Mountain avenue, have taken
a cottage at Ventnor, which they will oc-
cupy June l5 They will be Joined during
the summer by their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Steele,
Sd, of Lenox road, Jenkntown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04
Vy7EDDNGS !,

A PRETTY home wedding took place
"a on wednesday night at the residence
Of Miss Mary Smith. 495 Marlsle street.
Roxborough when her niece. Miss Ger
trude Myers. became the bride Of MI
Harry Slater, also OF that suburb. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. l..
c. Hofer pastor Of the wissahickon Bap-
tist Church. Dawson and Terrace streets
The BRIDES gown was Of white hand-em-
broidered null trimmed with white satin
and lace She was attended by Miss sara
=. Mullin as maid Of honor and Miss
clara Myers and Miss Mabelle Myers, her
sisters, as bridesmaids. Miss Mullin wore
an Empire frock Of white voile embroid-
cred with pink and blue flowers and trim
med with pink satin.
The bridegrooms best man was Mr..
Robert Gardiner. and the ushers were
Mr. Taylor wooley and Mr. Asa Winter
bottom. The service was followed by
reception. MIR. and Mrs. Slater. upon
their return from their wedding journey,
will live in Wissahlckon.
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Along the Main Line

BRYN MAWR-Niss Dorothy Stokley,
OF the class of '16. Bryn Mawr College,
entertained at 800 last week. A buffet
supper followed. Her guests included
Miss Elizabeth Roberts Miss Helen
Cheney Mr.. Jack Jacobs, Mr.. Harold
Cheney Mr.. James Stokley and Mr.,
Thomas Culhane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-04

ST. DAvID'S-A garden fete will be
given on Tuesday, June 8, at the coun-
try home of Mr., william Henry Sayen,
Waldhelm, for the benefit OF the George
W. Chllds Library at Wyane.
Tables for cards will be arranged and
the grounds will be thrown open all aft
ernoon. In case of rain the fete will be
postponed until the first clear day there
after, excepting June 10.
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ITERTAINNENTS

scented to repeat their performances. The
committee In charge comprises Mrs.
Irene du Pont Mrs. Henderson Weir,
Mrs. Macmillan Hopes, Mrs. Caleb r..
Burchinal, Mrs. George p. Bissell. Miss
Eleanor Pyle, Miss Constance Moore,
Miss Marion Dunham Miss Emily p
Blssell.
A subscription dance will be given at
the Belheld Country Club on Saturday
evening, June 12, for the benefit OF River
crest, a home for poor children with tu-
berculosis. Those who have the dance
In charge are Mrs. Joseph Beardwood,
Miss Dora Mcknight, Miss Tillie Striek-
Ter, Miss Katherine Dickel. Mrs George
Knadler. Mrs. Dunn, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Knight, Miss Eva Linde. Mrs. App, Miss
Anna Vol, Mrs. Willard Waters. Miss
Elsie Smith. Miss Helen KOstenbader.
Miss Doris Miller, Miss Isabella Walker.
Miss Josephine Linde.
A Fete Champetre will be held by the
Holmesburg Mems Association on Walker
street Friday and Saturday, June II and
12 Nothing has created such a town-wide
interest as have the extensive plans OF
the committees In charge. In addition to
the usual attractions. concerts win be
given by the Philadelphia Police Band
A cakewalk contest by 25 colored couples.
especially obtained for the purpose, will
also be featured. as win a baby parade on
Saturday afternoon. The aftair promises
70 be the biggest and most successful OF
It's kind ever given IN the Northeast
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WYMAN-auTHMAN

Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Miss Florence M. Guthman,
daughter Of Mrs. Morris Mendelshon.
Of 1910 West Tioga street, and Mr.. David
Wyman Of New York. on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, by the Rev. Or. Joseph
Rrauskopf, at his residence on Pulaski
avenue. Mr. and Mrs Wyman will spend
the summer at their country place Lynn
brook, Long Island, and in the fail viii
make their home in New York.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Joseph ziegler for the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Florence Anna
Ziegler, TO Mr. George Hartung on Tues
day evening, June S. at 1880 o'clock, IN
All Saints Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Germantown avenue and Cayuga street.
a reception will follow the ceremony in
Germantown Maennerchor Hall, $500 Ger
mantown avenue.
The marriage OF Miss Helen M. Ecis-
hardt, daughter of MIR. and Mrs Charles
Eckhardt, of 4Si5 North 18th street, TO Mr..
Harold G. Rosengren, of 1881 North 18th
street. will take place on Friday after
noon, June is, at I o'clock. at the home
of the brides parents Miss Ethel Cos
ner Will be the brides only attendant,
and Mr.. Pearl Eckhardt will be his
brothers best man. The at-home cards
are for after July l. at 1906 Rockland
street, Logan.
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Nearing to Address Graduates

Prof Scott Nearing. of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, will speak tonight
at the annual commencement of the Hat
boro High School. class OF nine will
be graduated.