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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
West PHILADELPHIA

Miss Mollie Dlvac. OF 5642 Christian
street, gave a surprise linen shower at
her home on Saturday In honor of Miss
Fannie Goldberg who is engaged to Mr.
Divac. The main entertainment OF the
evening was exhibition of the latest dane
ing steps by Mr.. julie Divac, Miss Molie
Divac and Mr. Leon Veil. The dancing
was followed by Dutch supper Among
those present were Miss Rose Herman,
Miss Ida Savant, Miss Rosale Reznek,
Miss Rae Reznek, Miss Sarah Wilder,
Miss Mae Epstein, Miss Anna Glickman,
Miss Sarah Cohen, Miss Fannie Gerson,
Miss Blanche Myers, Miss Rose Glnsburg,
Miss Annie Goldberg, Doctor Eglick, Mr..
J. Wilder, Mr.. /. Wilder, Mr. ]. Halpern,
Mr. J. Pressman, Mr. B. Rappaport. Mr..
L Eisenstein, Mr.. c. Goldberg, Mr. L.
Veil, Mr.. II. Taylor. Mr.. A. Goldberg,
Mr.. ]. Bramnick. Mr.. J. Divac, Mr.. Joe
Divac, Mr. NJ. Divac. Mr.. NJ. Goldberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldberg and MIR. and Mrs.
Divac.
Mr.. Creston NJ. Clark, Of us North
Budd street. has Just returned from a
vacation spent at the Panama Exposl-
ton.
p. Bates. of 5244 Walton avenue, enter
tained the members of the Phi Phi
Sorority at their home on Saturday after
noon. Those present were Miss Frances
l.. Barnes. Miss Hele r. Bates, Miss
Marie Boehm, Miss Dorothy Buck, Miss
Lillian E. Bates, Miss Helen Buchanan,
Miss Dorothy F. Glenn, Miss Ruth Pope
and Miss Ella Glenn.
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SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS
AROUND THE WOMAN'S CLUBS

7 INVITATIONS have been sent out by
i the Society OF Arts and Letters for its
first meeting, which will take place at the
New Century Drawing Rooms tomorrow
evening at s. The program Is as follows:
Piano solo, Mrs. Octavius Marvin Har-
cum; songs, Mrs. Wallace Heaton; trio
for piano, violin and cello, Joseph w.
Clarke Emil f, Schmidt and William A.
Schmidt: reading by Aladino A. Autillo,
Miss Florence r. Sheetz, Miss Alice E.
Bennett and Dr. sylvester L. James Dee
han. Dr. Joseph Packard Laird will read
paper on washington Irving and Some
of His Friends" and the subject OF the
paper read by Harry Il. Graves will be
1.-THE Hudson River School of Painters.
literary and musical competition has
been announced by the society, the prizes
being two gold medals.
The Saturday Club of Wayne will hold a
reception tomorrow afternoon at 3. The
artists who will contribute to the enter
tainment include Mrs. A. G. ID. Peterson,
Mrs. Robert lie Boutillier, Miss Elder,
Miss Eckert, Mrs. Parke Schoch, Mrs.
A. N. Elliott. and Miss ]. Scott. On
Thursday a harvest home fete Will be
held under the auspices Of the Neighbor-
hood League.
The executive board Of the Century
Club, of Norwood, will hold a meeting
tomorrow at 1 p. m. What Suffrage VIII
Mean TO the Women and Children OF Our
State" will be discussed by Mrs. Isaac
H. Rhoads.
The executive board of the Woman's
League for Good Government meets at
II a. M. at its headquarters, in the
Stephen Girard Building, on Thursday
Three thousand invitations have been
issued for the reception which is being
planned in honor of the leagues 10th
anniversary. The guests of honor will
,l. 1Vla lIoV II
burg and Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Porter.
The Hathaway Shakespeare Club will
hold its third meeting on Friday after
noon. Poets and authors will be the
subject under discussion, some of the
speakers, including Mrs. A II. McOwen,
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Mrs. II. r. Cooper, Jr., and Mrs ]. II.
Williams. who will present sketches OF
w. ID. Howells, Walt Whitman and II.
D. Thoreau.
The new president of the Civic Club
will be the recipient of a large reception,
at which other clubs of the city and
vicinity will have an opportunity Of meet
ing her. Mrs. l. II. O'Harra, chairman
of the Committee on Cooperation, invites
all representatives of women's organiza-
tons to be present. The date will be
announced after the federation meeting.
The Philadelphia Section Council OF
Jewish Women will hold its opening
meeting today at 2:S0. 1t will be ad-
dressed by Miss Helen Varick Boswell.
president of the Womans Forum of New
York Her subject will be. Some Press
ing Problems" Vocal and Instrumental
music. an original story and business
session, followed by an informal reception
and social hour, will complete the pro-
gram.
The White Gate Studios of Miss CARRIER
and Miss Fulton, at Bryn Mawr. will be
the meeting place of the members of the
Plastic Club tomorrow afternoon, instead
of the usual rendezvous, 147 South Camac
street.
The Mount Airy Literary Club has
Joined the State Federation. and has ar
ranged to send a delegate to Wilkes
Barre. The meetings are held on Thurs
day mornings at the home of Mrs. Archie
e. Waugh, Rumfourt road.
Personal Interest in Our City Govern
ment" will be the subject of a paper read
by Mrs. Frank Miles Day next Satur-
day evening at 5. A fair will be held in
the afternoon at the New Century Guild,
beginning at p. m. Supper will be
served at s.
The "Neighbors" of Hatboro win hear
travellers tales at their regular Ynaatioe,
on Saturday afternoon. Miss Elinor
Morgan will describe motoring in the
Yosemite, Mrs. Worth and Mrs. Penrose
will tell of the exposition and Mrs. Anna
ID. Hamilton will speak OF art at the
Exposition.
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WEDDING TAKES PLACE
IN NEW JERSEY TODAY
Miss Pauline Hart Becomes Bride of Mr. E. c. Dale
at Rumson, the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Harding-Mss
Leaf and Mr.. Favorite Married-Other Nuptials

A WEDDING of Importance which
"A took place today in Rumson, N j..
was that of Miss Pauline Hart and
Mr.. Edward c. Dale, both of this city.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev, Doctor Duncan, in the Church of
George-by-the- River, and was followed
by a reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Horace Harding. the former of
whom IS a cousin of the bride.
The wedding took place at / o'clock
Miss Hart was attended by Mrs. Ern-
est du Pont, as matron of honor, and
there were no bridesmaids Miss Evelyn
Drayton and Miss Laura Harding were
little flower girls. Mr.. Hermann A.
Denckla, cousin of Mr.. Dale's, acted
as best man, and the uslters were Dr.
Arthur Newlin, Mr.. John Strawbridge,
Mr.. Walter Lippincott, Mr.. Arthur II.
Broclie, Mr.. Albert p. Gerhard, Mr..
George L. Justice, DIR. Frederick Fraley,
Mr. Harry Maybin Hart, Dr. John Cruice
and Mr.. Charles West Churchman.
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RECEIVING PARTIES ADD THEIR
QUOTA OF INTEREST TO SOCIETY
Debutantes Who Will Assist Miss Lille - Number of
Matrons to Receive With Mrs. Graham at
Tea Tomorrow-Personas

AMONG the debutantes who will assist
n An receiving at the tea which Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Lille will give to introduce
,belr daughter. Miss Theodore Kelso
tnlie at their country home in Haver-
,ord on Thursday October q, will be
Miss Edith Earle, Miss Margaretta Dixon
MYERS. Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, Miss
sarah c. Nelson, Miss c. Eleanor Pep
nor. Miss Uytendale Baird, Miss Chris
line stockton Miss Eleanor Werner, Miss
Elizabeth Wilmer Griniths, Miss Mar
earet Ondordonk Remak, Miss Martha
Thornton McAilister, Miss Agnes Morgan
prockie. Miss Sarah Franklin, Miss Ger
srnde Pancoast. Miss Eleanor Bryant,
Miss Katherine Register, Miss Emile
posev Kennedy, Miss Barbara Mifflm
poyd Miss Katherine ogden, Miss Louise
paws and Miss Katherine Tenney. A sup
nor and dance FOR the receiving party and
4 few additional guests will follow the tea.
Al the tea which Mr. and Mrs How
ard s. Graham will give tomorrow to
Introduce their daughter, Miss Maria
Thayer Graham, Mrs. Graham will be as
sisted I'm receiving by Mrs. Russell
Thayer, Mrs. George Dallas Dixon. Mrs
samuel f. Houston, Miss Washington,
Miss Drayton, Mrs. ]. Hutchinson Scott,
Mrs. Siuney lnbNeTs NdIbs j. AlnSOn
scott Mrs Henry Wharton and Mrs.
Radcliffe Cheston. Coaches will meet all
trains at the Pennsylvania Chestnut Hill
station tomorrow afternoon to convey
the guests to the house.
A dinner dance for the receiving party
and few additional guests will follow
the reception.
Mr.. Robert Emott Hare and his son
ana daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Rene
Guillou Hare, have returned from a motor
trip through New York State and the
Delaware Water Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Laurence Craw-
ford have left Merton for Worcester.
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aymer Sands,
of Radnor Valley Farm Rosemont are
IN New York for several days. They are
staying at the Ritz-Carlton.
invitations have been issued by the
Matinee Musical Club for a series of three
dances, TO be held in the Rose Garden
Of the Bellevue. on November 2, De-
cember IS and January 2S. The COM
mlttee on charge include Mrs F. Manus,
Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. Frederick
Mencke. Mrs. II. Mackay, Mrs r. G.
Oellers and Miss Marie G. Loughney.
Mr. and Mrs. Bexley Hocombe, of
Homewood, Morristown. entertained Sat
urday at the Morristown Horse Show
in honor of their guests, Miss Dorothea
T. Kelly, and Mr.. S. Krider Kent.
Luncheon was served on the Hocombe
coach at the grounds and souvenirs of
the occasion were silk parasols for the
ladies' and cigarette cases for the men.
The guests included Miss Lillian Mack,
Ind dNxyiu In rA
Hack, all Of New York, and Mr.. Howard
Brown, of Boston.
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What's Doing Tonight

Belmont Improvement Association, Girard
avenue and Goth street; p m. Free.
Cohocksnk Board of Trade, Diamond and
9th streets: D. Free.
Thirty-fOurth and 44th Wards Business Mems
Association, b342 Haverford avenue; .. m.
Free.
Germantown Business Mems Association, be14
Germantown avenue; p. m. Free.
Feed and Grain Dealers, Bourse: p. m.
Georges Hill Improvement Association. 1855
North 62d street. D. m. Free.
Frankford Business Men, Marshall School;
%. m. Free.
knights OF Columbus celebrate Columbus
Day, Academy OF Music: p. m.
italian societies nemonstratOn, Olympia
Theatre Broad and FitEwatsr streetsi
'Philadelpha Training School for Religious
Teachers Witherspoon Building; = d. m.
Iecture Friends School. Lansdowne, cost
Of War In Money" w. Lewis Abbott.
Young Mems Literary Association, Preaby-
streets; " m.
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FAVORITE-LEAF.

The marriage of Miss Harriet Clay
Leaf, daughter Of Mrs. Edward Bowman
Leaf, to Mr. George Upton Favorite took
place at noon today in st. Marks
Church, the Rev. Elliot White. the rector,
officiating. The BRIDE who was given in
marriage by her mother, wore an ex-
quisite gown of ivory white duchesse
satin with long square train and her
filmy tulle veil was attached to the hair
by a coronet of orange blossoms. She
carried graceful shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Leaf was gowned in taupe velvet
trimmed with brown fox fur and silver
lace and wore a silver lace hat trimmed
with fur and taupe velvet plumes. The
brides only attendant was her sister,
Miss Frances r. Leaf, who wore a
charming little frock OF pale pink chiffon
trimmed with silver lace and silver rib
bon and a hat of pink chiffon and silver
lace to match. She carried a bouquet of
pink roses Mr.. Favorite had his father,
Mr.. w. r Favorite, as best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Frank Coyle, of
Chicago; Mr.. Jervis Burdick, Mr.. Calvin
Favorte, Mr.. Stephen Hewitt, of West
Virginia; Mr.. Cormack Eggleston and
Mr., Reed Fitzpatrick. of New York.
A small wedding breakfast at the home
of the bride, 2O27 Walnut street, followed
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Favorite
will be at home at the Coronado, I'D and
Chestnut streets, after November l.
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cording secretary Mr.. Matthew j. Dono-
hoe; financial secretary. Afr. Edgar A.
Hobson; treasurer. Mr. Jacob Loux d.
rectors. Mr.. william Alexander. Mr..
John Schuster, Mr.. John NJ. Gross, Louis
Gilbert, Mr.. Harry Smith, Mr.. Wesley
Smith, Mr. Michael walker. Mr.. Murrell
Dobbins, Mr.. f. J. Lyons, Mr. William
Seller, MT. William Peter. Jr., George
Stoess, Mr.. J. u. McIntire, Mr. George n.
Lohr and Mr.. william II. Clarke.
The auxiliary OF the Northeastern
Ladies' Benevolent Society held their first
meeting at the house OF the Misses Tie
man. Elections OF officers took place and
include Miss Nan X. Cohen, president;
Miss Kitty Freedman, vice president;
Miss Sarah r.. Tieman, financial secre-
tary; Miss Denora v. Solladar. treas
urer.
Plans are being made for a concert and
dance TO be given on Sunday evening,
November z, at Apollo Hall.
A dinner was given last week by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry J. Fox, of s1s South 5th
street In honor OF their daughter, Miss
Sara Fox, who recently announced her be-
trothal. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Gerber. Mr.. and Mrs. zislin. Mr..
and Mrs Jabov, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ru-
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zislin. OF New
York; Miss Esther Fox, Miss Reba Fox,
Miss Lena Fox. Mr.. August Zfslin, Mr..
Louis Zsliu, Mr.. David Zislin and Mr..
Leonard Lewis.
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Married Fifty Years

Four generations participated in the
golden wedding anniversary celebration
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards. of Fern
wood. last night. Children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren were present
Mr.. Edwards. who is In the meat and
provision business I'm Fernwood, is a vet
eran of the Civil War. A few years ago
he was active In political affairs in Della
ware County, and has been an ardent
suftragist. He announced himself In favor
OF suffrage for women 40 years ago in the
days when such a thing as universal suf-
frage was hardly thought OF. Before her
marriage Mrs. Edwards was Miss Emma
Holt, daughter OF the late Thomas Holt,
Delaware County manufacturer.
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COCKs-BRosIUs.

The wedding Of Miss Helen May Bros
ius. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e.
Brosius, to DIR. Abraham Cocks will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents, 1920
Walton avenue. Father Cowl will per-
form the ceremony. The bride. who will
be given in marriage by her father, will
wear a travelling gown of navy blue
serge trimmed with fur and black vel
vet hat trimmed with ermine. She will
carry bridal bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley. Miss Hazel Brosius, a sister of
the bride, who will be maid OF honor. will
be gowned in brown broadcloth trimmed
with fur and hat to match. Mr.. Henry
Savage will act as best man. Doctor and
Mrs. Cocks after a trip South will live
in Glen Cove, l.. i.
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BARRY-KELLY.

A romance OF several years will be
eliminated this morning when nuptial
Mass IL celebrated at 81. Joachims
Church, Frankford, between Miss Mary
NJ Kelly and William J. Barry, Jr.
Barry is an amateur actor OF high ro-
pute and his start IN amateur theatricals
threw him opposite Miss Kelly, both play
ing leads. Barry soon began to play a
double game, not only woolng Miss Kelly
behind the footlights. but also on the
stage. He IL member OF the PhilOpa-
trian Institute, which produces hish-class
plays.
The bridesmaid will be Miss Kathryn
Kelly, a sister Of the bride. and the best
man will be Nicholas r. Barry, OF New
York city. The couple. after a honey
moon Of several weeks, gill ba a home
At l2i5 Penn street
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Cummings. Miss Sue Thlssell, Miss Ieona
Irwin. Miss Alice woodward, Miss Vir-
ginia Hirst, Miss Martha Calllnghorn,
Miss Beatrice Stokes, Miss Arice Bloom
field. Miss Bernice Hearst and Miss
Josephine Bockins.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Lukens will cele-
brate their 5Oth wedding anniversary this
evening at the residence OF their daugh-
ter. Mrs. G. L. Hemmerly. OF Mountain
avenue, Melrose Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wood Rawclife. of
Montgomery avenue, Ogontz have had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William Brat
ton. of so Rlppey street. Pittsburgh Mr..
and Mrs. Bratton have been guests for
several weeks at the Marlborough Blen-
helm, Atlantic City.
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church, will officiate. The bride, who will
be given in marriage by Mr.. Minnich, will
be attended by Miss Lovina b. Wesley as
maid of honor, and her bridesmaids will
be Miss Adelaide Glisson. of Moore, Pa I;
Miss Helen NJ. Paul, Miss Emma Z.
Boyd and Miss Alma G. NJ. Bains. Mr..
X. Earl Whitaker, of North Carolina, will
act as best man, ana the ushers will be
Mr.. Gregory Allyn, Mr.. Ferris c. Waite,
Mr.. Arnold Myer, Of New York; Mr.. Caleb
Brinton, Mr.. Edwin Doyle and DR.. Walter
Leyering
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sILRER-LIGHT.

The marriage OF Miss Rebecca Light.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Light,
of 1729 South Sth street, 10 Mr.. Benjamin
Silber, OF Bristol Pa, will be solemnized
tonight at the residence Of Rabbi b. l..
Levinthal. 726 Pine street. who will ofii-
eiate. The ceremony will be followed by
a dinner and reception, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Silber will leave on an extended
tour TO Niagara Falls. returning early
toll Pa.
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Chestnut Hill

The first meeting of the ]. c. Gilbert
Home and School Association for the
school year will be held in the school
building on Highland avenue on Tuesday
evening. The program will consist of
music and addresses by Mr.. William H.
Mearns and Mr.. Samuel j. Randall.
Mrs. Harry c. Weeks of 1902 Lincoln
Drive, entertained very informally at
bridge yesterday afternoon in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Donaldson, of
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Colahan, of
1910 Lincoln Drive. will motor with Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Morice and Mr.
George Furviance on Saturday to An
napolis, Md, to attend the Pennsylvania
Navy football game.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Boynton, who is spend
ing short time in New York, will re-
turn to her home on st. Martins lane
tomorrow.
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LansdoWne

Mrs. Frank @. Burrows. of East Stew
art avenue, will entertain at luncheon
this afternoon. Her guests will be the
members of the Publicity Committee Of
the Twentieth Century Club, and include
Mrs. Abram L. Pennoek, Mrs. Clarence
Eppelshiemer, Mrs. T. s. Bishop, Mrs.
James p. Breen, Mrs. John Davis and
Mrs. William G. jackson.
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BoYp-MENAMIN.

pretty wedding will take place this
evening at o'clock, when Miss Marjorie
Menamin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Minnich becomes the bride of Mr.. Charles
Henry Boyd in the Woodland Presby-
terian Church, l2d and Pine streets. The
Rev. James Ramsay Swain, pastor of the
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WILLIAMSON-RuRK.

The marriage of Miss Ethel Ruth Burk.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Louis BurlS, of
lzSi North Broad street, and Mr. William
c. Williamson, Jr., of Oak Lane, will take
place this evening at $3.50 o'clock. The
ceremony will take place in the home Of
the brides parents. Tha Rev. DR.. Robert
hughes Moore, or the Central North
Broad Street Presbyterian Church, will
oniciate. The bride. who WILL be given In
marriage by her father, will have Miss
elizabeth Williamson, a sister of the
bridegroom, as maid OF honor, and her
two nieces. Miss Ruth Burk and Miss
Charlotte Scott, as flower girls. DR..
Clarence b. Clemmer will attend as best
man. The bride will wear a gown OF
white satin. with an overdress of point
lace, and finished with a court train of
silver satin. Her veil will be of tulle
held In place by orange blossoms, and
she VIII carry a shower bouquet or
orchids and lilies of the valley
The maid of honor will be gowned in
peach-colored taffeta and will carry an
arm bouquet of roses and lilies OF the
valley. The little flowers girls will wear
frocks of white with pink ribbons and
viii carry baskets of sweetheart roses.
reception will follow the ceremony.
from until 10 o'clock, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Williamson will leave for their
wedding trip, and on their return will
be at home at Grove Dale, Olney.
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Along the Main Line

BRYN MAWR.-Mr. William Ludwick,
Of Northbrook, Pa, was the guest of Mrs.
Howard Brown, of Morris avenue, over
the weekend.
Miss Christine Ziebarth, of Lancaster
avenue, has been entertaining Miss Anna
z. Moore, of Norristown.
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FARLEY-sEXToN.

very pretty wedding took place on
Saturday morning at st. Monica's Church,
when Miss Elizabeth Sexton, daughter OF
Mrs John Mcbride. became the bride OF
Mr.. John f. Farley. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. p. ]. Mccarthy.
Breakfast followed the ceremony. On
their return from their wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Farley will reside with Mr.. Far
ley's mother at 24SO South Goth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Mrs. William FELTON, and daughter, Mrs
Jonathan Jones, OF Milllngton. Md, have
returned to their home after having spent
a week as the guests of Miss Mary Felton,
of b424 Rising Sun avenue
A surprise party was given Mrs. Walter
NJ. Fiske at her home on Academy road
saturday evening upon her return from
California, where she has been spending
the last six months. Those present we're
Mrs. Albert Mum, Mrs. Frank Waters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, Miss
Mary MacIntyre. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs Harry Bayne
Miss Fanny Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Atkins, Mr.. George Louden, Miss Ida
Bidding, Mr. and Mrs. John Stackhouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rosengarden, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard hardwood and Mr. and
Mrs. John Humphreys.
A harvest home fete and Dutch supper
will be given at st. Bartholomew $
Church Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Isles and their
daughter Miss Esther Isles. have re-
turned TO their home at Fox Chase after
having spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hollingsworth, of 542i
Water street, Olney.
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wEcHsLER-wINDER.

A beautiful wedding will take place to-
night In the CASTOR Presbyterian Church.
1lth street and Lehigf avenue, when
Miss Jane s. Winder, daughter of Mrs,
Jennie p. Slugg Winder, of 1858 North
llth street will be given in marriage by
her brother, Mr. William ID. Winder, 10
Mr.. Marcus b. Wechsler OF Westyille.
N, j. The ceremony will be performed at
3 o'clock by the pastor of the church.
the Rev. DR.. Walter Greenway. The
brides gown is OF lustrous white crepe
meteor, which is shown off to splendid
advantage by the simple cut The court
train Is panne velvet. The veil OF tulle
Will be attached to a cap OF real lace
made from the wedding veil worn by
the BRIDES mother IS years ago tonight.
Mrs. Robert II. Mooney will be her
sisters matron Of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Bertha Winder. also a sister
of the bride, and Miss Reba wechsler,
sister OF the bridegroom. Master Edgar
Jones, Jr., clad In a quaint court costume,
will be the ring bearer
Mr.. Paul Wechsler win attend his
brother as best man. and the ushers will
be Mr.. Harry Winder. Mr.. John Winder,
brothers of the bride; Mr.. Edgar Jones
and Mr.. Robert II. Mooney. The service
win be followed by a reception at the
home of the BRIDES mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wechsler upon their return from
their wedding journey will live at 4S1a
Sydenham street, Logan, where they viii
receive after November Is.
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Under the auspices Of the Mothers in
Council a benefit musical will be given in
the Goth Century Club on November 90