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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-22

THE HAGuE The reply 81 inc
Dutch government 10 the demand nt
the allied powers that ne former
German emperor nn surrendered Tor
Trial lH being Iaifted ana VIII Pc
Forwarded snmo dime during thl'
wteF 60 Doe Dutch minister az f"r'-
Ton trlusmlssIou to the allies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Blum. OF the
t,oyal Apartrients. 1908 North Broad
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Frances Blum, to MI
Godfrey +. Mayor, of Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howa ard Austen Stone,
.cf 3b47 North Broad street, have re-
turned from an automobile trip TO
Gratersford Pa, where they joined n
house PARTY at Perkiomen Terrace Ho-
lei, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone had as their
guests ON the trip Mr. and Mrs, Frank
lin S Mover, Mr.. and Mis-. f. S. Long,
Mrs Josephine Beishlag and Mr.. Noble
Hubbard.
Mrs, J.. Parker. OF Sixteenth street
and Girard avenue. will be hostess to her
800" club this afternoon. Mrs. Parker
will leave next week for few weeks
stay at Ocean City. where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Rogers at her cottage.
Mrs. Louis Saller. of the Hotel Ma.
jetsic. is visiting her daughter, Mrs Ju.
! Illus Weyl, at her home In Elkins Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bayersdorfer ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Casper and fam
| lily have closed their nome. 1881 Dia'
mond street, and are Mt their summer
home. 116 South California avenue. At
| Iantic city Mr.. sidney BaYersdorfer
who Is in Europe. Will return this month
Miss Jane Witmar. of North Thir.
teenth street. has returned from a
weeks stay with friends In Atlantic city
Miss Ida NJ Fredcriells, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Fredericks
1920 East Montgomery avenue. wa
married to Mr. John Il. Hieglcr Wcdnes'
day afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Diller, of 527
South Forty-seCond street will close
their home early this month and will
sail for Europe, where they will spend
several months travelling on the conti-
nent.
Mrs John w. Prince and her daugh-
ter. Miss Alice u Prince, of Fifty-hfth
street and Springfield avenue sailed on
the Haverford for England last Satur-
day They will return the latter part of
September.
Mrs H. Cadwallader, of Johnstown,
Pa. who has been visiting relatives in
and around this city. has left to spend
a few days with friends in Marietta, Pa,
before returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs william J. Bentley
whose marriage took place recently. have
returned from their wedding trip and are
at home at 5549 Spruce street.
Mr.. and Mrs a. V Springman. OF
505l Walnut street, motored to Atlantic
City. where they spent several days
this week.
A lawn fete and street dance will be
given on Saturday. at Preston and
Parrish streets, from > until II o'clock
mia Hospital for Women. miss Ade-
laide Lane, president and Mrs. Pauline
NJ. Muller corresponding secretary, are
in charge, There will be a sale of fancy
goods cakes, ice cream and Stra awber-
ries. A party for children from . until
8 o'clock. with games and races. Prizes
to be given to the winners. There will
be dancing in the street from until
II o'clock in the evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
sourH pn,lApELpH,Al

Mr. J. l.. Diggens, OF 1903 Ritner
street, has returned TO his home after
having spent several months in New
York.
Miss Lillian White, of g3t South
Eighth street, Is spending few days in
Atlantic city.
Miss Miriam Stein, of ei7 West Pass
yunk avenue, will spend the day In
Laurel Springs
Miss Theresa Battles, Miss Margaret
Anthony and Miss Rose Necca are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wright ct the
Shelburne Hotel, Atlantic City, over
the weekend
Miss Beatrice n. Wilson, of 2521
South Eighteenth street, has returned TO
her home after having spent several
days as the guest Of friends in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. BRUNO and family have
| returned to their home in Atlantic city,
! after having spent several days as the
| guests of Mr.. Brunos brother, Mr.
'Thomas BRUNO, Of 1903 South Fifteenth
| street.
| Mr.. George l.. Thompson, of 40;
| Wharton street, Is the guest OF friends
! In Asbury Park over the weekend.
Mr.. John Du Quesne, Of 1431 Soutf
! Broad street, will motor TO Atlantic
City for few days stay.
Mrs O'Neil. of 1422 Wharton street
has MS her guests over the week END he
daughter and her grandson, Mrs. Sulli
van and Master Eugene sullivan, of New
York.
Mr.. Russell Bringham, of l40l Soul
| Broad street, motorcd TO Atlantic Cit,
over the weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
|TTcT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
'G Ste attends the Opening Performance Of the Savoy

daughter. Miss Edella Louise Gribbel,
to Mr.. James Aubrey MCCurby, on Sat-
urday afternoon, June 12, at $40
o'clock at their home, st. Austell Hall,
Wyncote
Mrs. Walter l.. Foulke has closed hdr
house at st. Martins lane, Chestnut
Hill. and has moved TO her country
place, the Mill House. whitemarsh,
with her children. She will spend July
and August at North East Harbor, Me.
pr. and Mrs. George Fales Baker, of
Old Oak, Rosemcnt, VINO have been
spending the month Of May at Lake.
wood. have returned to their home.
Mrs. W. X, Yarrow, of STAFFORD, will
go TO New York over the week -end to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen Hare.
Mrs. Samuel Bell ana Miss Florence
Bell, Of South Sixteenth street, are at
Haverford Court, Haverford. for this
month N.a
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dunlop Dlsston.
of Norwood avenue. Chestnut Hill, ex-
pect TO leave on JLly I for Manchester
mer. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence II, Wilbur
Of Haverford have taken cottage at
Eaglesmere for the remainder of the
summer. ..... /:
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Graham. of 1913
Sp1uCe SlTttl, anu MISS Gertrude frra-
, ham will spend the month of July at
Haverford Court, Haverford.
Miss Hetty Worthington has returned
from Atlantic City and Is now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emott Hare al
their pls te, Stohyhurst, STAFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l.. McFetridRe.
of 1907 Locust street, have opened
| their cottage, Tarry.a-Bit, in Ventnor
| City.
Mrs. rutherford Pearson and her
daughter. Miss Mary Pearson, who have
been living at the Bellevue Stratford dur
ing the winter, are spending the month
they will go to Eaglesmere for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs Francis Milne and Miss Margaret
| Clyde, who have been living al the
Bellevue -Stratford all winter, have re-
turned to their summer home at Devon.
Mrs Winfield AFTER, who has been Wis.,
ting Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap, Of
Pittsburgh. has returned to her home
at Devon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Cohen. of 1870
Spruce street. have opened their cot
\ tage at 125 States avenue Atlantic
City, which they are occupying.
The Notre Dame Alumnae. of West
Rittenbouse square. will hold their sixth
Tba Tgu.'pT prosiGent dHmorr9w n9 at the convent.
Louis McGucken. and the board OF
managers have arranged an interesting
program A business meeting will be
| held At IL O'Clock. Luncheon will he
served at I o'clock At . 40 there ia tc
be play by some of The old grads, -
Mrs. Frances Singer Brown will read
one or her original poems, written cspe.
cially for this sixth reunion. '
The photograph OF Miss Gainor owen
BARD. published In last nights EVENING
| PUBLIC LEDGER society mage waC taLor
by Photo-Crafters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
GE r M ANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. George w Boggs, of
5lS West Seymour street, announce the
+; Boggs, to Mr.. Frederick Jordan of
Olney, on Thursday in Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Radcliffe have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Doris Mae Radcliffe, to
Mr.. Walter B. Laycock of O1ncy.
The marriage of Miss Ada T. Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph X
smith. OF 427 East Mount Airy avenue
ana Mr.; j. Wilbur Walls. OF Church
ttiii, Md, will take place at the home
or the bride on Tuesday, June 90.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. Hollingsworth Ster-
tett. or 72O West Upsal street. will en-
tertaln at dinner at their homo this
evening in honor OF their daughter, Miss
Mildred Sterrett, whose marriage to Mr.
william Henry Quinn win take place
65omorroW, IN Calvary Church. Mr.
nome this evening. His guests will in
ciudc Mr. James Bonner. of Baltimore ;
Mr. Bryan Herner, Mr.. William Baxter
Of New, York; Mr.. Frederick Grave, of
New New aaIeni aaI Conn, NJ, Henry Hille-
rehearsal will follow the dinners at the
church. after which Miss Sterrett viii
entertain the entire bridal party at her
| home.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hallowell ot
Winona avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs G. G.
Evans. of Wayne avenue have returned
TO their homes from Atlantic City,
Miss Margaret Kerns, of 352 West
| DuNal street. has returned to her home
| from attending a house party with
friends at Quakertown. :
Mr.. and Mrs Newton w. Corson and
MISS Helen Corson. OF Pelham Court
leave today to occupy their cottage al
ocean city for the summer.
Mrs; John Edmonds. of Upsal street
and Wayne avenue, has taken a cottage
at Pocono Lake Preserve for the sum.
mer' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ketchan
ana their baby. OF Harvey street will
Edmonds.
Mrs. David Blank and Mrs. e Kahn.
back. Of Mount Airy, entertained al
luncheon, followed by bridge, on
Wednesday. The guests numbered six.
teen.
Miss Ethel Pearson, of Newark has
peeh the guest for few days of Mrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Elwood Allison en-
tertained at supper party at their
horne. Couny Meade, Walilngtqrd
on Tuesday evening Among their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gilbert
Dixon, Mr., and MRS. Albert r. Damon,
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. McIntire, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbrunson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Z: Yarnall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
nett y. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
d. Riddle, DIR. and Mrs. Charles II.
Schof. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mathues,
Mrs. Henry klaer, Miss Nella Wether:
III, Mr.. John Pierson and Mr.. Howard
s. kerner. OF Great harrington, Mass
Mrs. Edmund B. Aymar. of New
York, who haa recently been the CUES
of her son.in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. T EllwoOd Allison. at Coun.
Meade. their home in Wallingford, has
gone to Spring Lake, where she will
/ spend the summer
| Miss Margaret Manson Hunter
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Peytoi
Hunter, of Media. who has spent tn
winter In Montreal. Canada, has r."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

MISS Edith Newiiu. daughter of Mr..
~ s.Nirs mrs Richard Newlin, of Whitford, Is
sluhg IN Boston, and will return to her
lyne N two weeks. The marriage OF
" ~ NewllH and Mr.. Marland G. Hobbs,
IN Doslon' VIII take place in the early
Nr, and Mrs. Robert Leaning Mont
svmeIy, OF Ardrossan, VilanoYa, will
s I, NJ, uinner party on June 80 in honor
" MISS Anita Strawbridge.
Ny, Barton Townsend has sent ont
|d,rSh, announcing the marriage of his
|%%usnter Miss Marjory Townsend IA
~ Charles Gilbert Williams on Tuss.
Ios, Iossy, June ], at 4;3O O'Clock. AT the home
her rather, at Glancoyd, Ovcrbrook,
Ms Pots Ppotons have been received from
,ItragG OF her daughter, Miss Hen
FSward FS howard Bolt Sturgis and Mr..
/ an u sa,n owen Nigel acknowledgements.
pauIaa Ia'Grrday, June ~ at noon, in ST
ysrd thurch, Cheltenham. and after
A. Laournums. Chelten Hills,
| Eear Ine n wedding of Miss Phebc Me-
|Downv oMhs' daughter of Mrs. Norton
Irns OF Fordhooko Farms. Three
Nsw n ana Mr.. Joseph Weir Sargent oT
| paco maven Conn, which, viii taIa
| Of tbe u, MohGaN, June IS, in tho Ch,Ir"h
hgaIs riISS,an vii at GWyncdd. Mr. David
will incimdaa nn ac' as best man. The ushers
Mr. Henri p Mr. Stuart Hcmmnway,
Winter Nir ayiSon, Jr., Mr.. Daniel
YorE "ner; Mr. Van Slyck, aII SI' - fSoSert Wer,.
M Tuu Mr.. Charles W Camille HvM ot,
| of ,ho hhmLreh hs,Ireh Mexican Downs, a hrothor
teptior Driue, ,e, OF this city A largo o''co' w.
homS VII follow the ceremor,, r.
NJ VI .he brides mother Ut tue
Give anu anu Mrs, Edward Browrirc ,,u,
AZ Boyw"anIg1e thlS evening, at that ,,n ~
SON Mr. ia, lIoscmont, in honor Of tboi,.
Mrs. RI, Rro. n.dward BrownIng ,Jr NJ NJ 'me's
time A. TpIIlng have been spending s,n a.u
N, "'ooming Grove. "'''e
ham, oS SS"n ~ Mrs. Thomas Flctcbor r
engavemon1- n1-d Pine street. anno,,, pur
RatRsri"eah r., or their dauphter @ @nne
Harold NNlliton Durham to- Ijen, onnt, m'nt
VI WashIrTtoH ",hls air service II s 4
cothIer ~i"pSSsom anS Clothier, Miss uor,o,
slll be al Tu nnn Mrs William Sandsrsor o,
sisO to 6 :30 ~, iioollorrow afternoon fron
sIord, No "arSS eN al Leigh Holt, HaV.
Londop thrSon viii sail for In ho,. sent out
Mr., Wv. "e '".ter part of this m"pth e IL
squars John A, Brown, ~ p,,, Month
"e at st, Davids, ' 10 her summer
lAeIr tsnd Mrs, G. Rradfora IL
Week for formIy, OF Chestnut mi, ,'Hleg and
aW eSnsc, SoIth East Harbor Mo 'ett thl'
k<tsr then, 10 spend the earl lS'",M Where
Nv wntey Will go abroad and ui niu'lmer;
kIMr. aud A. '"o south Of France po"a
n cards fn' mrs' John Gribbel ha,,a ...,
pe marriage OF tSe,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

turned to her home to attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Margaret Carey Dapney,
on Tuesday. June 8. Miss Hunter W'h
be one of the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wright, MISS
Frances Wright and Mr.. and MIS-.
Edward Wright. Of Moylan. viii go IN q
few DAYS to Buck Hill Falls, where thev
will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Preston, o,
warrehton, Va, have been entertaining
Mr. Ernest lie Roy Green. oil Menld.
MIR. and Mrs. Preston lived for nufnper
of years at Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maddox whose
marriage took place few weeks ago
are spending the summer IN EUROPE
Mrs. Maddock was formerly M.ss nmn.
wjrz. daughter OF Mrs. Henry NJ WIZ
I-of Wallingford.
! The "Foliies OF Llanerch," musisa
comedy, was given under the dtrectloi
of Mrs. Caroline Bfttlefield at the DarpS
| High School this week, residents D
Blahcrch comprising the cast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
FRANKFORT

4 number of ladies of Frankford are
meeting every Thursday afternoon from
> to 4 O'Clock, at the American Legion 8
home, Paul street below Orthodox
street. to sew carpet rags in order TO
provide rugs for the boys home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Palmensis and
family. OF Arrott street, will leave this
month for Wildwood. y. j.. where they
will occupy their cottage until the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Loranl. of 340t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

T.. BurlA Estabrook, of 34S West john
son street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Mace for
merly of 5915 Baynton street. are spend
ing the summer months with Mrs
Mace's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Phillips, of 81 Church lane.
Mrs. Katherine Retallic, of Williams
town. Pa. and Miss Beulah Tontion
of East orange, n. j.. have returned to
their homes, after spending some time
with Mrs. John Zimmerman at 3S East
Haines street.
Mrs. Ella Ludor. Of ~ East Hanes
street, has had Mrs. Snyder, of Phoenix.
Vile, as her guest for a few days.
Mrs Meyer Behal. of New York Is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Edward Bry.
lawsli, of 626 West Cliveden avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
ALONG THE READING

Mrs John c. Perry and her daughters,
Miss Alice Perry and Miss Ruth Perry
or Eikins Park: will leave June Is for
where they will spend month, MT,
willard @. Kluge, of New York, TO
whom Miss Alice Perrys enga cement
has been recently announced, will
accompany them. When they return
G''St iney wlIi spend the early summer
at Lake Placid. n. Y. and later 20 to
Maine. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
Estate Inventorlea Billed

Two inventories were filed, one will
was admitted TO probate, and letter
Of administration granted today.
The inventories were: William Lein .
kuhclar. S4,4D4.11. and Samuel Bauer,
StO1 .O3O,16 Relatives were the bene-
fciaries IN the will OF Ella a. Foering,
Of administration was granted in the
estate of Frederick G. Koch. 1857
North Robinson street. for S13.083. Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

and Mrs. Voorhees, will be at home at 500
East Third street, Stanwick.
The Woman's Club held its final meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon on the
lawn OF the Friends Academy.t After
the netting luncheon was served. About
seventy-fve members were present.
MIR. and Mrs. n. J. Vorhees and Miss
I'orothy Vorhees are in Jacksonville
Ala
Mr. and Mrs William Stackhouse are
guests at a house party in Bethlehem
| Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
TIOGA

Mrs Edna c. West and daughters,
Miss Edna West and Miss Ruth West,
have returned from an extended visit
TO her sister, Mrs. Joseph Winkler. Of
Los Angeles calf. Mrs, West and Mrs.
Winklcr will be remembered as the
Misses Edna and Anna Gabcll, Of Tioga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

Vanklrk street, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of q daughter.
Miss Katherine AnselI, of Frankford
avenue and Orthodox street. will enter
tain the members OF her card club on
Monday afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
MooRESToWN NJ

Mr.. Arthur Boswicl Vorhees and MISE
Margaret crow, OF Jacksonville, Ala,
were married on Wednesday. evening az
$3.50 o'clock In the Methodist Episco'
pal Church, in Jacksonville. Atter
wedding trip spent in Atlanta, ga WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
OTHER CONCERTS.

Harold Bauer. who had been heard
here this season in various concerts. gave
his first recital at Aeolian Hall yester-
day afternoon. The auditorium was
filled to it's limits, including seats on the
platform. OF mis- principal selection.
Schumann's + sharp minor sonata. Mr..
Bauer gave a remarkable reading. There
were a few disturbing mannerisms. but
otherwise he played the music with a
seeming myriad OF touch varieties. a
ravishing color scheme and rare intel
ligence
The first Of the Philharmonic series
Of four Saturday evening concerts, Josef
Stransky conductor. took place la ST
night in Carnegie Hall with a Wagner
Tschaikovsly programme and a sold
out house. The numbers by the German
master included his Faust overture
and several excerpts from his music
dramas. The works by the Russian
were his two fantasies, Romeo and
Juliet" and Francesca da Rimni."
Francis Day-AIonti barytone. gave a
concert last night in Aeoian Hall. He
was assisted by Miss Nicola Thomas,
violinist. and Miss Grace Niemann, harp
list. In the "Pagliacci'' prologue and
other selections he disclosed musical
feeling and light voice OF pleasing
natural quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
BeIaSc0 Gives
$4,000 Stage to
Sing Sing Men
Prison Paper Gets a Beat aud
Gives Away Managers
Secret.

II il had not been for some alert re-
porter on the Sing Sing Bulletin who
chased around and got the inside facts
in this story, had it printed in his paper
and sent q copy 10 THE NEW YORK HER
AID yesterday the world would probably
never have heard Of what David Belasco
is doing for the men behind the gray
walls of the old prison. Here is the ac-
count in the BnnetHi:
when David Belasco the famous
theatrical manag ger OF New York. was
told that we were badly in need Of a
suitable equipment for our inmate
shows. he came up to Sing Sing with II
number of his assistants to study condl-
tons and find what he must do to help
us out. He decided to have built for us
a portable stage and equip it with
scenery, lighting apparatus and neces-
sary properties. 1t will cost $4,000 and
is to be Christmas gift from the gem
erous theatl ical man TO our Mutual Wei
fare League. 1t is to be installed for
the Christmas eve entertainment"
If the Balietii man had as much diff
fculty getting his story as THE NEW
YONG HERALD reporter had getting any
thing more of of Mr.. Belasco, repertorial
life in Sing Sing is hard indeed The
manager would say nothing at all except
that it was matter between him and his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
WELLESLEY GIRLS OF STAGE
FAME TO AID COLLEGE BENEFIT
Actress Graduates in Charge
Of Theatre Performance
Tomorrow Night.

Wellesley College girls who know
what life is like on the other side of the
footlishts from having lived ii are in
charge OF the benefit performance OF
Little Old New York" al the Plymouth
tomorrow night for the Wellesley fund
Mrs. Wesley NJ. Hunt of New York
who played under her MAIDEN name Of
Emily Galway until her marriage last
spring and retirement from the stage.
has charge OF The affair. which will
open the campaign for $4,000, 000 which
the college wants TO raise.
Other Wellesley girls who have made
successes as actresses and who are help
ing with the benefit are Mrs. William
Hodge, who played under the name of
Helen Hale. Miss Eleanor Niet, now
Mrs. George Lindsay. who played Joe
in Little Women Miss Judith Adams,
Miss Tracy l.Engle and Miss Helen
Daniels Assisted by groups of young
graduates, they Will sell candy and flow
ers and programmes and add TO the Wei
lesley atmosphere of blue flags and pen
nants and decorations.
Between the acts there will be in
formal elias reunions and a general re-
cepton In the foyer and husbands and
brothers and SWANS will be brought
forth TO meet my roommate's brother,
whom I've always wanted you to know"
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes and her
daughter. Miss Catherine Hughes, VINO
was graduated in 1920. are among the
patronesses A box has been reser'Nd
for Gen. John J. Pershing. who will at
tend with his staff. The late Mrs. Per-
shing was graduated from Wellesley.
Mr. Pendleton, president OF Wellesley,
is 10 be a guest OF the presNent Of the
New York Wellesley Club, Mrs. William
Coverdale.
Quite apart from the benefit. but an
other Wellesley activity is gift shop
and book store with a college atmosphere
which was opened Yesterday in the base
ment of II West ThirtN-seventh street.
Gifts for the holiday season designed
by Wellesley women have been placed on
sale Among the books is The Life OF
Alice Freeman Palmer one of Welles-
ley's distinguished presidents written
by her husband. Prof George Herbert
Palmer of Harvard The shop is being
run by the Wellesley alumnae for the
benefit of the college fund and Prof.
Palmer mas offered to turn over the
royalties from his book for this purpose.
Tea will be served by the alumnae in
Ike Neighborhood Club, at the Same adj
dress, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
BOSTON SYMPHONY CONCERT.

Conductor Pierre Monteux exhibited
the qualities of his strings at the sec
ond matinee of the Boston symphony
Orchestra in Carnegie Hall yesterday
afternoon. The composition selected for
this ambitious purpose was Mendels-
sohn's octet in r flat, opus 20 The
work is one of those pleasant produce
tons which flowed so suavciy from the
pen of the writer and which are not
often heard either in their original form
or in the guise OF the orchestra.
Mr. Monterx directed the music with
conviction. but not with wholly sat-
isfying results. The performance was
commendable. but by no means flawless.
The tonal quality of the string choir left
something to the imagination. The lucid
character of the older Bostonians' tone
was wanting and there was no great
degree of finish
The soIoist was Jean Bed-tti, the first
cellist of the organization, and he played
Lalos concerto. Most cello concertos
are labor ed creations and this one is no
exception to the rule. Mr.. Bedetti played
il with boldness of style and accuracy
OF finger technic. but with little warmth
of color, The final number was the or
chestral suite arranged from Straw
inslly's familiar ballet "Petrouchla. :"
Mr.. Monteux cherishes natural affec-
ton for this music with which he has
so long been associated. but it is more
effective in the theatre than in the con-
cert hall.