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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-26
WILLIAM PENN GIRLS
SHUN SCHOOL COURT
That Is Why Conduct of Stu
dents Is Superb and No
One Chews Gum

AS time goes on 1t becomes more evident
that no one OF the 1900 girls who are
students at the William Penn High School,
18th and Mt. Vernon streets, will ever be
tried by Judge and jury. No graduate
OF the school has ever faced anything
more serious than an art jury, and the
great majority not even that. The under.
graduates are going the same innocent
way.
Yet there is n Judge and jury ever
ready to convict any student The judge
is a girl student and the jury is composed
of girl students. The first prisoner who
appears will be convicted there is no
question about that; they have been wait
ing too long for an offender to let the long
wished-for trial develop into the flasCo
of AN acquittal. Guilty or not guilty, the
verdict will be guilty. This business of
waiting for a prisoner gets on ones nerves
aftor q while, they say.
The institution of a student court has
been In effect at the school for four weeks.
1t Is In the nature of an honor system, the
court being really n grant of student self
government. But all the fun of the idea
of judging and condemning ones fellow
girls went out of the scheme when 1t was
found no one would consent to be bad
enough to be brought before the court,
The latter Is composed of six girls. A
wave of superb conduct has swept over
the school with the Inauguration OF the
court. No one has even chewed gum.
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For the Babies

A benefit under the auspices OF the
Philadelphia theatre managers will be
given at the Forrest Theatre on the after
noon of Thursday March ., for the
Babies Hospital OF Philadelphia. This in
stitution. which is one of the greatest
charities in this city, has the care of sew
eral hundred invalid babies and the
growth of the work means the annual ex-
pendlture of many thousands OF dollars
To secure some of the funds to carry on
this noble work the theatre managers will
hold the annual benefit for the hospital
at which will appear all of the leading
actors and actresses in the city. Samuel
f. Nixon, the honorary chairman OF the
committee announces that the bill for the
entertainment this year will be the best
ever offered.
Seats for the benefit will be on sale at
the Forrest Theatre boxohice, but appli-
cations by mail, with check inclOsed. will
receive immediate attention. The stage
on the afternoon OF the benefit will be
under the direction of Harry T. Jordan
and Fred G, -Nirdlinger, while
Thomas NJ. Love will act as business
manager Beside those mentioned. the
committee consists of Leonard BlumbeTg,
E. Cholmeley Jones. Frank Nirdlinger
Dayton Wegerforth and C. c. Wanamaker
An augmented orchestra will volunteer for
the performance. as viii all OF the stage
employees and the Forrest Theatre en-
ployes.
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Naval News

Mrs Alexander S. Williams, wife of
Captain Williams, u. S NJ c., has issued
invitations for buffet supper, to pre-
cede the final naval dance of the season.
which will be held on March /, in the
navy yard. Mrs. williams will entertain
in honor of Mrs. David j. Brown, her
for about a month, at her home, 2322
South 21st street. Her guests will in
clude Captain Charles Bryant Drake, u.
S. A., and Mrs. Drake Lieutenant Homer
II. Norton, u S. N, and Mrs. Norton.
Naval Constructor Guy A. Bissett, U. S.
N, and Mrs Bissett Commander Alfred
Kinds, U, S. N, and Mrs Hlnds, Captain
Arthur b. Owens, u. S. M. c., and Mrs.
Owens, Captain Frank Halford. u S. NJ.
c.. and Mrs. Halford, Lieutenant c. Il.
Bullock, u. S. N, and Mrs. Bullock, Cap
tain Wilcox, u. S. NJ. c., and Mrs Will
cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Luclus Beebe, DIR. and
Mrs. Wilbur p. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. T. l..
Eyre, Mr.. and Mrs T. S. Fillmore, Mrs.
Littleton Waller Tazewell Waller, Mrs.
Charles A. LutZ Mrs. Ralph L. Shepard,
Mrs. Caperton, Mrs. George De Bonneville
Keim Mrs. Smedley d. Butler, Captain
Giles Bishop, U. S. NJ. c.; Mr.. f. r. Max
well, Mr.. C. Barrett Hickman and Mr..
Edward Hopes.
Mrs. Raymond Stedman Keyes. wife of
Lieutenant Commander Keyes, U. S. NJ,
will leave early next week for New Or
leans, where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Frere for several
weeks.
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Frank STAIRS, Mr. George Beokers Mr.
Charles Stauble, Mr. George Du Mouiine,
Mr.. George Shaw, Mr.. Joseph Campbell.
Mr.. Harry Smith, Mr. NJ Creammer ana
Mr.. J. Ball.
leap year party was given at the
home OF Miss Ruth Kerr 3Ot9 North 9t1
street, on Thursday evening. Among those
present were Miss Ruth Kerr. Miss Doro-
thy Boehner, Miss Ethel Nuss Miss Flor
ence Chestnut Miss Agnes Guthrie. Miss
Dora Cameron. Miss Edith Harley Mr..
Mathew Prince, Mr.. Albert McCullouFh.
Mr. clifford Guard. Mr. William Murphy.
n MI, Wlli'am Wilson, Jr Mr.. Robert
Poole and Mr.. Harvey r. Fox.
meeting of the II. C. Social was held
on Wednesday evening at the horne Of
MISS Goldie Grasburg, 3044 Berks street
Ihe Following were present: Miss Clara
reid, Miss Melba Levey, Miss Anna,
lsaacson, Miss Rose Bolan, Miss EIsies
Goldman Miss Minnie Reaback and Miss
Jean Lessy. The next meeting will he
held at the home of Miss Anna Isaacson.
3O40 Berks street
a surprise party was given for Miss
Rae Berman at the home OF Miss EsteIia (
WHITE 11lO Snyder avenue. in honor Of
her graduation from the William Penn.
High School Among those present were
Miss Ida Rosenfeld, Miss Bessie Saeta.
Miss Estella White, Miss Tlilie Novack'
Miss Yetta Stein, Miss Mollye Tobias. Miss I
Ruth Novack. Miss Rae c. Ruvlnslxy. Miss
Sarah Cohen, Miss Rae Berman, Miss I,iIf
Ian White Miss Sarah White. Mr.. NJ
Saeta. Mr. b. overbach, Mr.. S. Rubinsteine y
Mr.. c. Epstein, Mr.. II. Rosenfeld, Mr.. g.
Radbell, Mr.. L. Taplinger. Mr.. B. Levine,
Mr.. s. Barnett, Mr.. j. weightsman and
Mr.. L. Marks. n
9s
The Camhawk Country Club, Of Bill.
ingsport held It's second weekly euchre
at the home of the president. Mr. Thoma q L
Burns, 1880 North 11th street, last eve-i7
ming S9lt
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South PHILADELPHIA

Miss Louise Soulas of 1164 South
Broad street, entertained her 800" club
on Thursday afternoon. Her guests were
MISS Ethel Quinn. Miss Margaret IIubbley
MISS Florence Gotshall. Miss Vera Brink
worth, OF Elklns Park; Miss Frances
klinges, Miss Ethel Clarke, Miss Ethel
Shetzline. Mrs Louise Ehmann, Miss
Grace Meyers, Miss Sara Hincxen, Miss
Beatrlce Myers, Miss Bessie Matthew'S
Miss Lillian Morrison, Miss Ruth Decker
OF Lansdowne; Miss Kathryn West, Miss
FLORENCE Pearson and Miss Katharine Me-
Dowell ~
Tho marriage of Miss Mary p. Greene,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Greene.
ana or. William NJ Sylvis, of this city.
was quietly solemnized at Z o'clock on.
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, 2047 South 18th street.
me ceremony was performed by the Rev
Or. d. Stuart Moore. pastor of Scots Pres.
pyterian Church. Owing to the recent
death of Doctor Sylvis mother, only the
members of the immediate families were
present
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Weddings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Photo by Photo-crafters.

I
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Caulley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Francis
w. McCaulley, of $500 Wayne avenue. to
Mr.. Warren B. Thompson will take place
this evening at s o'clock In st. Simeons
Protestant Episcopal Church. 9th street
and Lehigh avenue. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. George j. Wa
lenta. The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear white
crepe, trimmed with tule, the skirt made
full and short. The court train will be
fastened with pearl ornaments. She will
carry white roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mariana McCaulley, who will at
tend her sister as maid of honor will be
gowned in pale pink taffetas. trimmed
with silver lace. Her hat will be COM
posed of tulle, and she Will carry pink
sweet peas Miss Selma McCaulley and
Miss Ethel Kyle, the bridesmaids will be
gowned alike in orchid-color tulle over
foundations of silver lace. They will wear
fetching hats of orchid tulle with silver
lace crowns, and will carry orchids and
pink sweet peas. Mr. Thompson will have
Mr.. Hoyt Miller, of New York, as best
man. and the usherS will include Mr.. Dea-
con T. McCaulley, Mr.. Francis H. Nc.
Caulley. Mr.. Francis II. McCaulley, Jr.,
brothers of the BRIDE Mr.. Harry Llnder-
man and Mr. Harry Wrigley A reception
for the families and few intimate friends
Will follow at the home of the brides
parents. The church decorations will be
palms and smilax. and roses will be used
In profusion at the house. After April /
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson will be at home
at l6 Orange avenue. Crawford, n. ].
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What's Doing Tonight

Woman suFrags party county convention.
\. W, c. A. pageant. wlthsrspoOn Hall: 8
O. clock,
Philadslphla Orchestra concert. Academy Of
Music.
swarthmors Club dinner. Bslleyue-stratford
Hotel; o'clock
Public debate. Syracuse University Vs. Unit
yeTaity OF PennsyNania. Houston Hall; sd6
Lecture. American Ambulance corps." by
John II. AIcFadden, Jr., Union League.
Lecture. Health Habits That Have Kant
Afsn Young" BY DR.. George W. Braden. En-
Play, SHippolytus." Taylor HAN. Bryn
Lecture. "Aspeets OF Modern Astronomy %,
by John A. Miller, Wagner Free Institute q
Science
tion. Hotel WRltoni Z o'clock.
Ieetels. ''Eleetlleal MsFSsls." - zaAa VI.
KALI. r.. ll2t arch street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

very pretty wedding win take place
tomorrow night In the Metropolitan Hall
when Miss Edna Klrshner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Kirshner OF 733 North
10th street, Will be given in marriage by
her father TO Mr.. Louis H. Cohen, OF 2O24
South 9Th street. The ceremony will he
performed at $3.50 o'clock by the Rev DR..
Marvin Nathan. OF the Beth Israel Com
gregation. and will be followed by a re-
ceptiOn. The bride will be attlred in a
gown OF white crepe de chine embroidered
In silver, dFaped over duchess satin. Her
veil of tulle will extend 10 the hem OF the
court train and will be caught with orange
blossoms. Miss Kirshner win be attended
by Miss Dorothy Ricklin as maid of honor
Mrs. william @. Within as matTon of
honor and Miss Emma Ricklin, Miss Fan
ME Fenman, Miss Goldie WeTsov, Miss
Mary Petohon, Miss Pauline Weiner and
Miss Esther Cohen as bridesmaids Pink
chiffon draped over pink taffeta will form
the frock OF the maid OF honor. The ma
tron OF honor will wear a black net robe
embroidered with spangles made over
duchess satin, and an effective comblna-
tion of chiffon and tulle draped over taf-
feta will be worn by the bridesmaids, two
being in white, two in pink and two in
blue.
Mr. IsadOr Kirshner, the brides brother,
will be best man, and the ushers will be
Mr. AdOlph Lapyowker, Mr.. Myer Wein-
berg, Mr., Joseph Cohen. Mr. Louis Free
man, DIR. Maurice Jossom, Mr.. Nathan
Kold and DR. Robert Kirshner. Mra Cohen
and his bride will spend their honeymoon
in washington. d. c., and points south.
Upon their return they viii live at 7ss
North 18th street
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Along the Reading

The Womans Club of Wyncote VIII be
in charge of the Executive Committee
during the month Of March the commit
tee includes Mrs. Robert Russell MISS
Nellie ostheimer, Miss Nan Kent Mrs.
Henry Spalding. Mrs. Frank Schoble and
Mrs Allan Reed.
The first meeting of the club for March
will be held on Wednesday afternoon.
March l, at 2:SO o'clock at the nome OF
Mrs. Frank Schoble, on Greenwood avenue,
Wyncote. This will be club afternoon.
and Miss Abby Sutherland will give
talk on current events, On the afternoon
of Wednesday. March is, at $3.50 o'clock
the club will be entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Shelly. on Bent road Wyn-
cote Miss Norma Bright Carson, editor
of the Book News will give talk on
books on Wednesday March 20. an illus
trated talk on hardy gardens VIII be given
by Mr.. Richard Rothe In All-Hallow's par
ish house, Greenwood avenue. A musical
program is being arranged to follow tho
lecture. The club will be the guests OF the
committee.
The JenlSintown Choral has issued invi-
tatlons for a musical tea on the afternoon
of Monday, March 6, at the Jenkintown
Auditorium, on Old York road, Tea will
be served by Miss Mackey, Miss Marie
Wooley, Miss Margaret Waters, Miss
Helen Palmer and Miss Helen Bowers,
The assisting artists Will be Mrs. F'reder-
iclS Wynkoop, Mrs. F. NJ Thompson,
mezzo-soprano; Miss HOratio A. Batezell,
contralto; Miss Elsie p. Smith, contralto.
Mrs. L. Banks Selner, of Greenwood
avenue, Wyncote, will entertain the Fort
nightly Club OF Wyncote at her home this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Among the
guests will be Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs
Elmer Garret Mrs. Jerome Sheip, Mrs
Thomas Watt Mrs. Frederick Rabell. Of
Glenside Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs. A.
Wood, Mrs. Edgar Hand and Mrs, William
Barnes Lower. Two OF the members are
away for the winter months, Miss Re
beeca Mode has left for New Smyrna, Fla,
and Mrs. Arthur Leyden, OF Woodland
avenue, is spending the winter In Atlanta,
Ga, where she has taken a house for the
winter. having closed her Wyncote resi-
dence.
The North Hills Country Club gave a
bridge and 500 at $3.50 o'clock last eve
ming at the clubhouse.
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COLLEGE GIRLS WOULD WED
MEN WHO EARN $1,000 A YEAR
One Minnesota Coed Wants Only
"Love and a Cottage"

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Feb. 26.-The
Minnesota Daily, the student newspaper
OF the University of Minnesota, which had
asked the women students OF the institu-
tion the question, How much salary must
a man receive before you would consent
to marry?" has received replies ranging
from $500 to $4,000 a year. Most of the
girls were conservative in their demands
however. and the general average is about
$1,000.
One girl wrote: What is money to mel
Give me true, loving husband and cot
tage."
A large majority of the girls demanded
that their future husbands be good dane
ers, some said they must know the latest
steps" and one went so far as 10 say she
would marry only a man who was
dreamy dancer"
Smoking would be permitted, even de-
manded, by a large number of the girls.
but drinking would be prohibited and
those who advocated card playing say
bridge should be substituted for poker al
band one night week for the latter game.
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Chester Valley

Miss Mary Taylor Hibberd. of Valley
road. Paoli, has as her guest Mrs, Arthur
Collins, of Moorestown, N j., in whose
honor luncheon was given this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward F. Braeken. who
have long been residents OF Paoll, have
moved into their new home. which has
Just been completed.
Miss Elizabeth l. Harrsr, Of Darby
road Paol will entertain at cards this
evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Collins
Mrs. Arthur Jones, OF Haddonheld, N. j.,
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. W L. Hamilton.
Of Malvern
A musicale BY the West Philadelphia
String Orchestra under the direction OF
Miss Ella .. RoWley viii be given Ia the
han of the Municipal Building At Malvern
this evening
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RoXborOugh

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph C. Henderson. OF
3lS Rochelle avenue, gave surprise
shower on Wednesday evening at their
home in honor OF Miss Margaret Hals-
niger, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs Fred.
erick Halsinger, of Delair, n. j., and
Mr., Raymond RotheFmel, whose engage.
ment has just been announced, The house
was decorated with spring flowers and
ferns, and an interesting program OF mu-
sic was followed by games and dancing.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Halls
niger, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wiekersham Mrs. A.
TarbucS. Miss Ada Tarbuck. Mr., and
Mrs William Frey, Miss Marian Wicker.
sham, Mr.. George Zahn. MT. and Mrs.
Joseph Q. Henderson. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
William Leberman, Mrs. j. Z. Elliott.
Miss Bernice Hopkins, Miss Dorothy Hen.
derson, Miss Edith Laurison and Mlsa
Maud Laurison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-26
CITY sUFFRAGIsTs MEET
Open Convention at Adelphia-Win
Discuss New Party Plan

The woman suffrage party Of this dis
trict began a days convention az the
Adelphia this morning. Mrs. George 3.
Orlady new State president, brought
State greetings and the new party plan
was to be outlined by Mrs. George W
Dilbert.
Mrs, George A. Dunning, formerly a
leader Of the 4th Legislative District. Is
the only nominee for the office OF chair
man Of the party, consequent on the with
drawal OF Mrs George a. Piersol Can
didates for other offices are as follows:
Vice chairmen. Miss Ida Stokes Adams,
Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson. Mrs. Joseph NJ
Gazzam. DR.. Luey L. Wilson. Mrs. Jo-
seph Wasserman ana Mrs. William ID.
Grange secretary Mrs. r. Q. A. Ellis
treasurer. Mrs, Harry Kohni auditors,
Miss Anna Harris Snyder aud Miss sara
Chambers. The guests viii include chair
men frQm the neighborlng counties ana
presidents q local societies.
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MoDELL-sRoLovITz.

The wedding of Miss Lenore S. SroIo-
vitz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w Srolo-
vitz, Of 22s7 North 33d street. to Mr..
Philip f. Model will be solemnlzed at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents with Rabbi
b. L. Levinthal officiating The house will
be decorated with profusion OF bridal
roses and tropical plants and the cere-
mony will be followed by dInner.
Br. Max Srolovitz the brides brother.
will act as best man. Mr.. Model and his
bride will leave for an extended tour
through the West. and will be at home
after April at 2237 North 3Sd street
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Wilmington

Miss Eleanor Pyle and Miss Bessie G.
du Pont took part IN the society cabaret
show given ia Elkton. Nd, on Tuesday
night IN the State Armory for the benefit
OF charity While there they were the
guests Of Mrs. Charles b. Finley
Miss Katherine Boyd, OF Mill aux
Wis. who, with her mother Mr II
Sherman Boyd, is spending the WlA
al the Hotel du Pont has been yiaiti
friends in Boston Mass. for two weeks
Mrs. John P. Hields and her daushter
Anne have gene 70 Camden, s C.. Tor
week.
Mrs. Henry b. Thompson has returned
from Atlantic city, n, J.. where she spent
the past week
Miss Louise Lea was home froni he
French school at Rosemont Pa. Tor he
weekend with her parents, Mr. AID Mrs
Preston Lea, and Miss 4argaret Halt IS
Pasadena, CAL who Is s Student * fhs
same school spent the weekend vita
Mrs. Alfred Afmslrons
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Mr.. and Mrs James Madara. Of 526 North
Creighton street, announce the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Mildred MadaTa.
to Mr.. Walter r. Baines, Of zoos Moore
street. The wedding took place last Mon
day evening at o'clock az the home OF
the Rev. Dr. Lynch. $40 North SD street,
pastor OF the Ebenezer Church, SEA and
Parrish streets. A supper at the home Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-26

Notices for the Society page viii be
accepted and printed In the Evening
written on one side oE the paper, must be
signed in fun, with fall address, and
when possible telephone nuInber must be
given.
send all such communications 20
eS0clety Editor" Evening Ledger, sos
Chestnut street.
cut - that geFinrhtion may Be poslillas
the notice VII ACT BE published.
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

Miss Lillian Newell, of 22l7 East Firth
street will entertain the members of her
sewing circle on Monday. Those present
will be Mrs. William Ferguson. Mrs. Ar
thur Dauitne, Mrs. William Alexander
Mrs. Clifford Jones. Mrs. William Schrif.
fer, Mrs. Vincent Clark. Mrs. Elizabeth
Conover, Miss Margaret McCandless and
Miss Elizabeth Sinnamon.
.
Mr.. Echlln ]. Mitchell, of 2512 Frank..
ford avenue, will present the well-known
English comedy, David Garrick." In three
acts, at the New Century Drawing Rooms.
at l24 South 18th street, this evening. The
proceeds will be donated TO the Franklin
Home,
Mrs. Louis Seip, of Coral and York
streets, gave kafree klatch at her home
yesterday afternoon.
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Personals

AZ the marriage of Miss Edith II,
hunk and Mr.. j. Thomas Liggett, which
wlil take place on Saturday, March 4, at
nQon In the Church OF the Redeemer, Bryn
hawr Miss Evelyn Runk. sister OF the
pride. Will act as maid of honor and the
oIidesmaids will be Mrs. Robert w.
Llsgett, sster-in-law OF the prospective
pridegroom; Miss Mary Louise Russell and
bliss Doris Russell, OF Chicago; Miss Ruth
wilson, OF New York; Miss Helen Boyd
ana Mrs, II. Ten, Broeck Runk, sister
lhiaw OF the bride, Mr.. Llggett will
nave his brother, Mr.. Robert w, Liggett'
pest man. and the ushers will be Mr.
howard b. Liggett, Mr.. Sergeant Large,
~ Cowan Balm, Mr.. Hansell French, MT
Bunk
Miss Rosalie Brown Dolan entertained
- luncheon yesterday Afternoon at Calico
Souage, the Dolan house at Aiken, s. c.
Ionowing the paper chase which was
y the chase were Mrs. Robert u, Straw
sf'qse, Miss Anita Strawbridge, Mrs
@oseph Sampson Stevens. Miss Josephine
eaporne, Miss Eugene Ladenburg, Miss
Doiothy Sturges Mr.. Thomas Hitchcock
sna MT, Horace Binney Hare. Mr ana
rlA alexander Brown, who are at PAIN
asaeh will Join Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan
= Aiken next week.
Friends Of Miss Elizabeth Fillebrown
|2paalding,Ra student AT Wellesley Col
As who has been in the Hahnemann
aespltal having undergone an operation
appendicitis, will be glad 20 learn that
Is eonvalescing and has returned to
|Asf home in Ardmore
ATS Edward Bell Krumbhaar, Of ST
~ tns. will entertain at dinner this
nipg in honor Of Miss Emlly Markoe
eeyer and Mr. William Boulton Dixon
eoss FaarTiase will take place next sat
pay Nj Dixon win also give his
.lhslor dinner tonight at the White
'-'sh Valley Hunt Club.
ieap-yeRr dance viii be given this
tAlnS At the Country Club az Whining,
~ 2 nvWber Of the yaunEer SCI ot
@f city, Miss eleanor pyle has charge
ae arrangements. and instead Of me
patFoneaAes thsre Mill p number
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Germantown

most enjoyable recital was given
last evening in Association hall by Mr..
David e. Crosier. pianist, and Mr. Hans
Kinder, cellist. The patronesses In
cluded Mrs. Augustus B. Stoughton, Mrs.
Morris l.. Cooke, Mrs. Charles M. Bay
ard, Mrs. William j. Blight, Mrs. +. A.
North, Miss Fannie d. Abbott, Mrs Rob-
ert A. Davies, Mrs. Joseph s. Frances,
Mrs. Robert n. Downs, Jr., Miss Elizabeth
w Garrett. Mrs. George M. Henderson,
Mrs S. F.. Kitchen, Mrs. William L. Nc
Lean. Miss Jane Mason, Miss Mary Nc
CuIlough Mrs. w W. Harper, Miss Mar
ion Hull, Miss Eleanor A. Hare, Mrs,
Charles Smoot, Mrs. George Blight Rob-
inson, Miss Mary L. Wilcox, Miss Anna
A. wlntersteen. Miss Alice Sheble and
Miss Mary Sargent.