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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-29
Raaques - Hlses -.

4 4 banquet and. reception which
avas very much enjoyed was held ct
the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening. when Rev, q. A. Allen. and
the members Of the official board Of
the Presbyterian church Of this city.
entertained DR.. J. L. Weaver and the
members OF the official board of the
Presbyterian church Of Rocky Ford.
I, The banquet was served in the
Christian Endeavor room. whore the
tables were attractively arranged and
decorated with baskets OF flowers
and candles. Covers were laid for
thirty. The many good things which
were served At the banquet were pre-
pared by Mrs. +. +. Fernsel and serv-
ed by the wives Of the official board
of this city.
Following the banquet the COM
pany adjourned to the auditorium Of
the church where various church and
Bible school problems were discussed.
Mrs. +. G. Woodbridge gave q num-
ber of her excellent readings. and
Miss Bertha White rendered several
Of her best vocal selections which
were greatly appreciated.
II was rather late before the meet
Ing dispersed and the fifteen guests
from Rocky Ford expressed them
selves as having had most pleas
ant evening.
CO1urno,lnp (~1uh.
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sued. and only about half Of this
number have as yet sent In their &C.
ceptance. II you have not received
an invitation. and wish to enroll
yourself among those who desire TO
bring about . strict enforcement Of
the new. prohibitory law. please no.
tify Judge Miller at once and you will
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1saweaa RessiEaA (ash.

Abest twsaty members Of the Ro-
wsas Rsbekah Club met Tuesday af.
ternooa With Mrs. Ellen Tomb u hsr
home On East Second street. The o..
tssnooa was spent. In sewing and .
deJbcious luncheon was served.
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dents. and Ia Junta ia certainly
fortunate in having one In their
midst who Is capable OF teaching and
giving to her citizens this high class
entertainment.
The program on Wednesday even
ing was Of the very highest class and
the manner In which the pupils rem
dered their parts not only reflected
great. credit upon themselves but al
so on their instructor. They deserve
special praise form the fact that
many OF the pupils had never before
appeared in q public recital.
Miss White Is continually gaining
prestige in her voice teaching and
new pupils are being enrolled In her
class. They manifest great interest
In their work. and are planning for
. deeper study Of the subject. They
have organized 4 club which will
meet the first Friday evening Of each
month for class work and criticism.
Miss White and her pupils wish to
thank aud express their high appre-
citation to the iadies Who 20 ably ae-
compsnied the singsrs and helped 70
make the evening . success.
Eleventh weslsiias Aaslvesxasy.
A most pleasant event Of the week
took place on Monday evening when
about twenty-five friends Of Nr. and
Mrs. w. c. Howard marched to their
home II body glvins them ssauine
surprise. TIE affair vas IN hesor Of
ths eleventh vsddias annivssassy a.
.Nr.. and Mn. Reward. ana Mn. How
Iasi vas 1Fsssstsl vf9h 8 heautifsl
hasd paiatsd eh6eolats ~ AID cake
plate. whils Mr. Howard vas the ~
cipient Of . fiae smoking set.
After the host and hostsss had suf-
ficseatiy recovered fron the sAock
Of The surpriss u ~ abls 70 eajoy
the evening. nsslc and cards wsrs
jndulged In and Il . late hour DELI
cious lunch vas served which Co.'S
sisee1 Of many eoo1 thiass vhicA The
Is1ies had pssparsd for the eccasloa.
TIE gueses departed wishiag NJ. an1
Mr.. Heward many ooes ysass a.
haSplAsas asd prssDssity uooa The
nassimenial - Of Me.
Thess whe sajeysA ths svsaiss
Wese lls. an1 Mn. p. v. Mi1lss. NJ.
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Mrs. Paul ounness. NJ. and Nm. J.
3. Messas. IT. 90 Mn. FFaak 0es-
tsa. l1r. asA Mn. 0tae 0eesss ss6
80. NJ. snl Mn. Luthss Heovss.
Mn. -. 4. postse and ehlllrea. A.
best 0ostsa ss1 Charles Mote.
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Cl,icasr i1ss,.

The Chicane Club met Monday af-
ternoon with Miss Justine Rourke
NJ her home on Carson avenue. Auc-
tion bridge was the diversion Of the
afternoon and was followed by . two
course lunch. The guests were Mrs.
Earl Sabin. Mrs. G. J. Sisk. Mrs. C..
W. winterburn. Ars. Theo. Thule
meyer and Miss Alice Thulemeyer.
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her home In particular. would -
held In kindly memory. and that III
would remember the few days speat
IN our city as among the most 81.
1oyable events Of their lives.
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Sunday Asterno0a MusIcale.
Among the musicales Of the week
which was very much enjoyed was
the one given on Sunday afternoon
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. a.
Woodbridge. complimentary to. Mis-
Lucille Pelta. an accomplished vio-
iinist. Of Colorado Springs. who spent
two weeks In this city as the guest
OF her cousin. Miss Juanma Pelta.
The program Of the afternoon con-
sisted OF many of Miss peIta's best
violin selections which xhe graciourlv
rendered. piano selections BY Niss
Juanita Pelta and Mrs. 4. q. Ed-
wards. and vocal selections BY Miss
White. Later in the evening the host
and hostess served delicious refresh
ments.
The guests were NJ. and Mrs. ".
g. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4.
Buckley. Mr.. and Mr.. A. 8. MarshalI.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Beerbohm. Mr..
and Mrs. n. 8. Larsen. Mr. and Mn.
=. q. Woodbridge. snd the Mlass
Lucille aud Juanita Pclta. Bertha
White aud Blanche brown.
l.so.Ss.sSI : s...y.
Complimentary 70 Mrs. Ellon
roab. Mn. Rsfus philllps savs a.
infornal parsy o. Thsrsday afts1s
neea at NJ heass - Bsolsvssw avs|
saue. eThs gueses vses the nembesx
oe ths Ladies' BlbSe Cas- q ths Dap-
tist church. u Which Mn. Toab has
long bssn = devoted member.
nrs. ronb b soea 70 leavs Il Jun.
q 70 make hsr hons vith 80 who
resides IL Kansas. asA ~ party was
. farewell rscspeios Tor Ass. The la.
diss spent the afteSnooa II VISITING
and needle work. after which the
hostess sesved luncA. Dseers leav.
lag for tAsir Aeoes ~ gusses pre-.
ssatsd Mn. To0b With . beautifui |
book - teksa q lore 80 high es.
teen. Wishing hss happlasss and |
pros0srity II M nsw heas.
nss.s - - O.
Mn. 0sss0s 4. Kiloseo vas de. /!
Iishtfully suspstssd WEDNESDAY, when
juse bseees aeea ~ ueatsrs Of
ths Roun1 Deesa Club entsrsd her
hsos b . bs1y. sassyiss vel filled
beskees. anl taklag eonpoeee charge
q ~ kiesAsa 80 1iaias reea and
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vhleA a1o ~ snols jusaiss.
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Among the mcst pleaaaat e1$ Il = p
week end evsnts was ~ rsoo1 -
given ON saturday evsnias sf 4 e
home Of Mrs.. John ". Fiahsf " I - y
or Of the dslsgation Of youne nlca. ~
Canon City who vers q our Nv ~
tending the r. n. C, "A. Coaf1 = I y y
Ihs guests were eight yoang nISn
from Canon City. two yonne 80
q Il yunta, and an equal nSnher y
YOUNG ladies, making Tn cou11 Y
Progressive rook. music ana sinIl1S
furnished most pleasant eatsttSla-
ment for the evening. aud later Nh.
Fisher. assisted BY Nrs. Dean Hols6o6,
served : delicious two course )uncS.
During the luncheon course eech
guest was called upon for ! toast -
which they responded most gracaoUs-
". The entire delegation nor
Canon City were loud in their praiss
Of Ia Junta and the hospitality of
her citizens.
II was not until late hour that
the merry crowd dispersed. thanhine
Mrs. Fisher for = most pleasant dine
ana assuring her that Ia Junta. and
ner home In particular. would b
neid IN kindly memory. and that I'll
would remember the few days meat
IN our city as among the most sn-
1oyabie events Of their lives.
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laff-a.IA'tt t'isb.

Mrs. A. 3. Brunk WAS hostess ON
Tuesday afternoon To the members
OF the I.aff-a-l.ott Club. Auction
bridge was the pleasant diversion Of
the afternoon and the hostess served
|s two course luncheon. Mrs. J. O.
Wood was . guest Of the club.
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Bala-Cynwyd

The card tournament that has been
played at the Cynwyd clubhouse under the
direction Of the Card Committee, OF which
Mrs. Robert Patrick Is chairman, was
brought to a close Monday afternoon.
when prizes were awarded to every fourth
player. Sixty members attended The first
first prize in the 500. tournament was
awarded TO Mrs. George Scott. second to
Mrs. John Storey Eberbach. third to Mrs.
Edward Mcguire. In compass bridge. Mrs.
Walter Scott Detwiler won the first prize
and the other three prizes were awarded
to Mrs William X. Miller. Mrs r. T.
Tull. Mrs. Wilbur NJ Wood In auction
bridge Mrs. Richard McGowin, Mrs. Pow
ers Moore. Mrs. George Bassert Mrs.
Richard NJ. Shoemaker, Jr Mrs. Donald
Spanogle, Mrs. Charles A. Tyler. Mrs. W.
p. Fries with a tie between Mrs. o. NJ.
Mirteenes and Mrs Ralph Kinder, which
was cut by Mrs. Mirteenes
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PRIZES OFFERED
FOR HORSE SHOW
Number Of Prominent Persons
viii Be Donors at This
Years Affair

Among the donors who will give prizes
FOR the winners of classes at the annual
Indoor Horse Show on April 81. 2S and
20 will be Mr. Edward y. Stotesbury, Mr..
Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Alfred
c. Vanderbilt Mr.. Joseph Il. Widener.
Mr.. Rodman Wauamaker and Mr.. Rcgi-
maid G. Vanderbilt.
1t is the first time in the history of
the Indoor Horse Show that the commit
tee has offered cash prizes. A complete
list of those who have offered prizes fol-
lows: Miss Anna y. GNpiu, Or Wilmer
krusen, Mr. james Il. kunkcl. Mr.. James
Lallou, Mr.. Samuel NJ, NauCl9in. LAiglon
Cup. Mr. j. II. Cummings. Mr.. w llinClde
Smith, Miss Amy du Pont, j. II Caldwell
" Co. Mr. :. Harry Cuuovcr. Miss Mar.
jorie Thomas. Mr.. William du Punt, the
Philadelphia Record, Mrs |. W. Ilollings.
head, Bailey. Banks 4 Bddle, Mr.. Her.
bert Lincoln Clark Miss Florence and
Master John Goldman, Miss Marion Il.
Moore, Mrs. T.. 5. Whitaker the Rittcn-
house cup, the Warren cup. Miss Gladys
Belmont Mr. =. NJ. Chandler. Mr.. Charles
Ross Hamilton, Jr.. Mr., f.. r. Chandler.
Miss Priscilla Weeks. StrawbridEc Il
Clothier, Mrs. John 9. Hancock, Otto T.
Moock q CO., Mr.. John G. Hancock, Miss
Anna Marie Percra, Mrs. Frank Richards,
Mr.. George Peterson Mr. Samuel n. Rid
die. Mrs. William 6. Warden. Mr.. Samuel
=. Leeds, Mr.. j, Campbell Thompson. of
New York Miss Constance Nauclain, Mr..
\. Il. Coke, Mr.. a. w. Atkinson and Mac.
Donald u Campbell
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"PETER PAN" EXPLORES
NEVER-NEVER LAND AGAIN
And Takes Riotously Happy Audi
ence With Him

Yesterday afternoon standing-room-
only audience Of children took the second
turning to the right and went straight on
till morning-or would have if Peter
Pan" hadn't ended about o'clock and
the ticket taker of the Broad Street The
atre hadn't insisted on opening the doors
into a wet, squaly, everyday and gem
orally nasty world.
Which is only very secondhand and
unsatisfactory way of describing the
wonder work that went on at the Broad.
Ii wasn't Barrie's play that seemed so
miraculous to grown-ups. 1t wasn't alto
gether that eager audience that Insisted
on believing loudly and vOciferously in
fairies. To some of US ii was the relation
OF player to play and TO audience, the
wholesome, downright satisfaction that
the actors seemed TO get out OF putting
every possible ounce Of gusto into the
parts. Not a single one deserves more
mention than anotheT-nOt even the player
Of Peter himself. They all tasted that
singular wine of the theatre. complete and
happy service TO a happy audience. Some
Of the audience envied them their divine
tipple. X. NJ
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their home, 7is South 18th street, on
sunday The guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Actman. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bellmore.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Norwltz. MIR. and Mrs. p.
Actman, Mr.. and Mrs a. Share, Mr., and
Mrs. j, Bellmore, MIR. and Mrs. N. Affrlme
Mr. and Mrs. S Kramer, MIR. and Mrs. s.
SilNersteln. Miss A. Bellmofe, Miss d.
Bellmore, Miss Y Samuels. Miss NJ Sam
uels, Miss F. Pearl Miss X. Norwitz, Miss
9. Bellmore, Miss B. Bellmore, Mr. l.
Bellmore, Mr.. r. Norwitz and Mr. s. Bell
more.
MIR. AND MRS. NJ. BANGwETLER, Of
1Nl 1901 Montgomery avenue, gave a
birthday party on March 25 in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Eta Bangweiler.
Among those present were Mr.. Jack Lang
weller, Miss Reba Schwait, Mr.. Meyer
Busgon Mr.. Irwin Odenheimer, Mr. Milton
Odenheimer Mr.. II. Gould, Mr.. ]. Moser.
Mr. /. Burak Mr. I. Odof, MIR. S. Armon,
Mr. a. Harris Mr.. s. Kooperman, Miss
Ida Hirsch, Miss Gertrude Hrsch, Miss
Rose Kapnals Miss Lillian Jacobs, Miss
Dorma Langweiler, Miss Stella Rosen.
Miss Rose Barron, Miss Miriam Hark, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Britt, Miss Gloria Britt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Odenheimer and Mr., and
Mrs, s. Susskind Miss Eta Dangweiler
is an accomplished pianist and is very
popular in North Philadelphia.
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ROXborough

Miss Sophia Lackey of 4541 Manayunk
avenue gave a miscellaneous shower last
evening at her home in honor of Miss
Geneva Kelly those marriage to Mr..
Russell Tlppett will take place in April.
Daffodis and lace ferns We're combined
in the attractive decorations. which in
cuded also tiny gray silk parasols forming
a novel centrepiece suggestive of a shower.
Other guests included Miss Florence Corn
man, Miss Elizabeth Whitaker, Miss Flor
ence Hunter Miss Bessie Blankln. Miss
Ethel Lee. Miss Marie Kane. Miss Eva
Miller, Miss Ethel Black, Miss Margaret
Severson, Miss Maude Kelly, Miss Flor
ence Harmer and Miss Elizabeth ChappelL
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The engagement of Miss Nancy Kassel
Of 1871 North Glst street, 10 Mr. John
Miner has just been announced Their
marriage will take place soon after Faster.
Mrs. n. Stern and Miss Blanche L.
Stern, of 322s Clifford street, are visiting
in New York.
Miss Jean L. Myers of 1923 North SGD
street, has returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Esther Rothschild has returned to
her home In Atlantic City after visiting
the Misses Strouse, Of 1902 Diamond
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin NJ. Goldsmith Of
23Og North Broad street. have returned
from a trip 10 Boston and New York
MIR. and Mrs S. NJ, Spritz have returned
from their wedding trip and are living at
the Kent Apartments, 202O North 18th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kurtz, of 1870
North 32d street. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Esther Kurtz,
to Mr. n. p. Perlberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelius Anspach, Of 224I
North nth street. are spending some time
in Boston.
Mr.. Raymond w Walker OF 223l North
Uber street. has returned from a short trip
10 Atlantic City.
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What's Doing Tonight

Ballet Russo. Metropolitan Opera House.
Mailer Symphony. Academy of Music.
National flower show. Convention Hall.
Sons Of Sweden banquet, Kugler's Restaur-
ant: 80 o'clock.
Conference on the training of the handi;
capped, under the auspices of the Central
Council Of Welfare Agencies. North Parlor.
Y NJ c. A., 1921 Arch street; o'clock.
Lecture by Miss Cecilia Beaux, what
American Artists Owe TO France" Pennsyl-
vanla Academy of the Fine Arts; $40 o'clock.
Lecture. DR., $. c. Schmucker, Witherspoon
Hall: o. clock
Broad street; o'clock.
Meeting Association OF Survivors 72d Regi.
ment. T.. ". 9th and Chestnut streets: 9
o'clock.
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BRANDEs-BLUMENTHAL

The marriage of Miss Irene Blumen.
thai, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Martin
Cohn. of 1897 Diamond street, to Mr..
Jerome Brandes. Of l727 North 33d street,
will be solemnized tonight in the Hotel
Majestic The ceremony will he performed
at o'clock by the Rev Dr. Henry Bcrko-
witt, of the Rodeph Shalom Temple and
will be followed by dinner and dance.
The bride who will be given in marriage
by her father. will be attired in gown
of white satin draped with tulle and
trimmed with net embroidered with pearls.
Her veil of tulle will he caught with
orange blossoms. Miss Claire Bachman,
the maid of honor, and Mrs. Sidney Field
stein, the matron of honor the brides at.
tendants, will wear frocks of taffeta,
draped with white tulle; that of the former
of pale blue and the latter pink.
Mr.. Gordon Brandes. brother of the
bride. will act as best man Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandes after a Southern trip will be at
home after April 10 at 1897 Diamond
street.
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Sst,ternoon. Among those present were
MSS WI Dorothy Beach. Miss Katherine
a,osers Miss Margaret LamorreIIe. Miss
Sdrah rate Miss Alice Hood Miss Fu.
senia Nansant. Miss Mildred Hughes. Miss
Injured Jack Miss Eleanor Edmonds. Miss
pDorothy Dinsmorc and Miss Eleanor
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN G. Wells or
montgomery avenue. will give a dinner of
~ covers on Saturday evening. before the
saturday Evening Dancing Class. i'm honor
OF their daughter Miss Clyde Wells. and
,'eIr niece Miss Fanny n. Ewing daugh
yer OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r. Ewing. of
montgomery avenue Bryn Mawr
Mr and Mrs. Victor du pont. I'd. W
wilmington. are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of SON
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton SinI,lcr. OF Wash.
ihSton lane EllSins Park who have be,n
spending some time az Hone Inn. Bon Air.
Augusta Ga. have returned to this city.
MIR George W Blkins and Mr. and Mrs
George w t3lltins. Ir and their family
who have been spending several months i'm
Florida. have returned 10 their home. Chel.
ten House, lills:as Park
MIS-. Nllllam Henry Maule and Miss "a
Ethel Maule, who have been spending the
winter at the Rittenhouse. will return to
Briar Crest. their home i'm Nilanuva.
about April 3.
Mi. and Mrs. Stanley Griswold Flagg.
Jr, of lI23 Spruce street, will open Camp
Kun Farm. Nillanova. on April To-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Jones. of 413
West Lancaster avenue. Ardmore. are re-
ceivng congratulations on the birth of n
daughter. Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss
Margaret Kelsey
The Plastic Club will give tea this
afternoon from 1 until o'clock at the
clubhouse, 2i7 South Camac street to
meet the members of the Women Writer'S
Club
Mrs. b Frank Clyde has closed her town
house. 1871 Walnut street, and opencd
Goughacres, her home at Bryn Mawr for
the season
Mr. Frank Johns, of i14 South Broad
street has his sister, Mrs. Severe Mallet.
Provost. and her daughter. Miss Pauline
{. Mallet'Prevost, of New York, as his
guests for several days this week
Mr. George S Webster Jr. will give a
dinner to his bridal party on Monday
evening, April 3, ut the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club.
Mrs. Clarence Engles Seltz has re-
turned to her apartment at the Burling-
ton after stay of three months in the
South.
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Along the Reading

Miss Dorothy Beach. Of Elklns Park
Is entertaining at bridge at her home this
afternoon, in honor of Miss Eleanor Long
of Elklns Park, whose marriage TO Miss
Beach's brother Mr. Charles 4. Beach,
Jr.. will take place In ST, Paul's Church,
Ogontz, April 26. Her guests will be Mrs,
George W. Long, Mrs Edward w Beach,
Mrs. L. Frederick Gieg, Mrs, T, Jules La
fore, Mrs. William Sites, Mrs, T. Ham
mill d. Swing, Jr., Mrs. Frank McCor-
mick Mrs. Carter Bond, Mrs, Bismarck
Kiesewetter, Mrs William @, Mason, Mrs.
John Lee Missing, Mrs. Harvey Megargal,
Mrs. Lawrence Stevens, Mrs. Charles r.
Wall. Miss Frances Ross Miss Helen
Wentz, Miss Regina Deckert Miss Irene
Hollinshead. Miss Helen Hollinshead Miss
Myrtle Mckee, Miss Marion Gayley, Miss
Doris Wetherbee. Miss Ann n, Sites, Miss
Dorothy Mccormick, Miss Marion Eckert,
Miss Mabel Wheatman, Miss Eleanor
Jones, Miss Helen Mason, Miss Dorothy
Wall Miss Margaret Wall, Miss Mary
Lormer, Miss Marie LOrimer Miss Marion
Cummings, Miss Jessie Sparks, Miss
Katheleen Mason, Miss Edna Wtler, Miss
Elsie Smith. Miss Burnetta Herss. Miss
Amy HeNamer, Miss Jane Curran, Miss
Margaret Lamorelle, Miss Katherine
Rogers, Miss Florence White, Miss Sarah
Taite, Miss Josephine Heathcote, Miss
Katherine Black, Miss Margaret Land and
Miss Katherine Stielberger
The Mems Club. Of wyncote. has issued
Invitations for meeting TO be held on
Monday evening, April g. at s o'clock, at
the parish house of All Hallows' Church
The speaker will be Mr.. Hampton L.
Carson. LID. and his subject viii be
an illustrated lecture on Benjamin Frank
lin The subject OF this address Mr.. Car
son has made peculiarly his own, and the
eminence OF the speaker should insure a
large attendance at the closing meeting OF
a most successful season.
Aiss Murlel Caroline De Rinzla Carpen-
ter. OF Jsnlgintown, has gone to New York
70 visit her aunt, Mrs. r. II. keays, for a
week. She viii Be extensively entertained.
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Weddings
LAuTERsTEGN-wE1L.

4 pretty and interesting wedding will
take place tonight mt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob We'll, of 22i4 Green street
when their daughter. Miss Margaret +,
We'll. will he given in marriage by her
father to Mr.. Leon Lauterstein, Of New
York The Rev Dr. Joseph Erauskopf of
the Keneseth Israel Temple, will officiate
at the ceremony. which will take place at
o'clock and will be followed by dinner.
There will be 100 guests. Miss Dorothy
May We'll, sister of the bride, will be maid
of honor and Miss Elizabeth We'll and
Miss Muriel Goldng flower girls, Mr..
Julius Lichtenstein, of New York, Will act
as best man. Upon their return from an
extended trip through the South. Mr..
I.autcrstcn and his bride will live at the
Switzerland Apartments, Riverside Drive
and 15lst street, New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

Mrs. NJ Goldstein, of 623 Ritner street
gave n birthday marty in honor of her
daughter. Miss Grace Coldstein, on Satur-
day evening Among the guests present
were Miss Anna n. Goldhrsh Miss Doro-
thy Zentuer, Miss Anna H. Leinweber' Miss
Edith Baylson, Miss Leah Cutler. Miss
May Grodnick Miss Lena Cohen, MISS
Anna Seidel Miss Frances Seidel, MIR.
I,ouis Fischer. Mr. Julius Strauss, Mr.
Mark Kaufman. Mr.. Louis Rabinovit2,
Mr.. Harry Cutler Mr. Herman Cart. Mr.
Louis Vinicoff, Mr., T.. Reed, Mr. Harry
Poiincoff. Mr.. Al. Schwartz and Mr. sgd
ney Polansky, The room was beautifully
decorated with ferns and daitodils' ana
refreshments were served.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
Frankford

Miss A. May Seal, Of 1880 Orthodox
street, was hostess 70 the members Of her
caro- club on Monday evening. They sur.
prised her with a kitchen shower. Maaa
seals engagement 10 Dr. o. c. Tracey
u FrankfoTd. has been announced. The
wedding via taks place ia june.