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DELAWARE COUNTY

Major General William G. Price. Jr..
of Chester. will address the members of
the Chester New Century Club at their
meeting on Tuesday next on the subject
of Our Military Policy" This will
bc followed by music and tea.
Mrs. Robert Howarth. Jr.. will sing.
accompanied by Mrs. Albert Dutton
MacDade at the piano. Mrs. Razel T.
James and Mrs. b. ID. Lane will be the
hostesses for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sloane. of Wall e
ingford, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of n daughter. Frances
Sloane. few days ago. Mrs. Sloane
is the daughter of DIR and Mrs. J.
Harvey Fronclield, of Media.
Mrs. Thomas Sheldon Wilson and her
sister, Mrs. Henry c. Saulnier, of
Media. have returned to their homes
from stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Z. Green. OF
DrcXel Hill. will entertain this evening
at dinner, to be followed by card
party and dance. The dinner guests
include Mr.. and Mrs. George Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Wilbraham
Miss Emily Bethel and Mr.. George
Cook. The additional guests who will
attend the dance are Mr.. and Mrs. Eu
gene Scnnltt. Nr. ana Mrs. Jonn w
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Estes. Miss Nan Bethel Miss Florence
Hoffman. Mr.. Russell CoonCy and Mr.
NJ. Rowland.
Captain and Mrs. Frank A. Plumb
who have been living in Washinstor
since their marriage short time ago
will leave in few days for their home
in Seattle. where Captain Plumb vii
resume his medical practice. Mrs
Plumb is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Silas johnson. of Media.
Mrs. William G. Price and her daugh
ter Miss Martha Price. of Chester. have
gone to North Carolina to visit Genera
and Mrs. Prices Son. who is at an army
post.
The regular dance of the Craftsmen
Club. of Drexel Hill. was given last
evening at the clubhouse.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Arrangements are being made for the
first annual bail Of the Congregation
Bnai Icshurun at Mercantile Hall on
Tuesday evening, March 80. Among
thos" taking an active interest in the
affair are Mrs. Samuel SChimmol, Miss
Lillian Dittman. Miss Wcincr. Mr..
Harry Cohen, Mr.. Max Markowitz. Mr..
|. SokoIof, Mr.. Frank j. Rubinstcin
aud Mr.. Samuel Sicglc.
One Of the features of the annual car
nivuI ~ the Mover Studio; on Wcdncs e
day eve ing. was the rainbow dance by
Miss llonricttc We'll, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis We'll, of 2023 Nicholas
street
y miscellaneous shower was given on
Thursday in honor of Miss Jean G..
Lessy at her home. 1881 North Thirty
third street, by the Il. b. d. Sewing
Circle. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel GrCcnberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis GOldStCin, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
ABRAMS. Miss Goldc Ginsbcrg. Miss
Anna Isaacson. Miss Edith Chcrtack,
Miss Minnie Rubin. Miss Bella Rubin.
Miss Bella Fisher. Miss Sadie Scharf.
Miss Sadie Ludwig. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
fishman, Mrs. Samuel Kramer, Miss
Florence Lcssy. Miss Bertha Lcssy.
Mr.. Abrnm Godstcin. Mr.. Norris
E"o"'"r. VI. md Mrs. NJ. Lcssy and
Mr.. Morris Tngber.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shields enter
tanned last evening at their apartments,
49, Walnut street. the following guests
Miss Mary F.. Cummings. Miss Helen
r. McPhillips, Miss Catharinc McCau-
ley. Miss Ora G.. KuglCr, Miss Helen
Zucndcl. Miss Ruth Lyons. Miss Ethel
Campbell Miss Ida NJ. Matthews Miss
Fannie NJ. Krctsrhman. Miss Anna NJ,
Hotz. Miss Floy Loose. Miss Reba
Chalmers, Miss c. Viola Wcilz"l, Miss
Helen NJ. Davies. Mrs. Arthur Riley
Drake and Mrs. Robert +, Rcuhush.
Miss Edna Smith, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Smith, Of 2315 South Six
tecnth street. will entertain the mem
bcrs Of the "R. B. "" Club at their
home this evening. Her guests will in
clude Miss Catherine Greene, Miss
Eleanor Marnn, Miss Anna Gormrly,
Miss Eleanor Grinnan. Miss Lcvinia
Meade, Miss Catherine Blank and Miss
Bernadiuc Gallagher.
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UNIQUE ECoNCERT0AT
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Thaddeus Rich and Anton
ToreIIo Play Composition for
Viola d'Amour and Bass

Concerto for Viola, ds,'rmour. contra -.
rRssSsns npo RIcS SESn'ss sns in,o' iro;sIo
symphony No. New worid). 800. .Dvorat
The Philadelphia Orchestra came
back from a trip Of more than a week
Yesterday and resumed it's concerts on
the "home grounds before the usual
Friday afternoon capacity audience.
The feature Of the concert was con
ccrto for viola d'amour and contra
bass, played by Thaddeus Rich, concert
meister Of the orchestra, and Anton To-
relic, first contrabass. The work was
composed by Lorenziti, French com
poser, and was written nearly 200 years
ago. Hc was a great virtuoso on the
viola d'amour and composed many
works for it. one Of them being thr
concerto which Henri Casadesus played
here with the Orchestra last year.
But ii was the solo part for the con
trabass which made the work of unusual
interest to the audience. Concertos for
the bass are unusual, aDd there are not
many Of them, although there is q
larger literature than Wild be imag
incd for an instrument Witch lends it.
self to solo work in SO limited q degree
The concerto was magnificeDtly per
formed by Doctor Rich and Mr.. To
relic. although the part assigned to the
viola d'amour has little in it that pre-
.cnts any difficulties TO q violinist Of the
capacity Of the concertmcister OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra.
Rut to those who are not familiar
with the tonal and technical possibili
ties of the contrabnss when played
| by Anton Torello, the concerto came as
vast surprise. Mr.. Torello used the
three Stringed bass, a small instrument
of wonderful beauty of tone, cello-like
| in it's quality. and he handled IL like o
cello in the clcarness and perfection OF
! his intonation and in the facility of his
execution, especially when il Is con
| sdered that each two notes on the bass
require n shift of position in the left
! hand. The part written by the composer
! is largely q mclodic one, most unusual
in cOntrabaSs part and the whole work
was performed with great artistry az
well as with perfect technique. The
fact that Mr.. TorCllo was able to make
50 much of real solo instrument out
Of one Of the most intractable Of the
| Instruments of the orchestra leads one
| to speculate as to what artistic heights
/ he might have reached had he chosen an
! instrument better, adapted TO the re-
! quircmcnts of solo playing and able 10
express musical thoughts in u greater
variety of ways.
The orchestral numbers on the pro
gram were the Obcron Overture OF
Weber and the T. minor New World)
symphony of Dvorak both familiar
numbers alike to the orchestra and the
audience Mr.. Stowkowski gave one Of
his characteristic readings to the sym.
nhony. full Of temporament and exceed
inCly effective. The Largo with its ap-
pealing solo for English Horn scored its
customary success. This symphony Is
one of the best things that the Phils
dclphia Orchestra does and Yesterdays
performance was no exception to the
rule. The Oberon Overture was also
finely read and played. q"
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

An interesting Colonial entertain
mcnt and Martha Washington reccp
ti0n was given on Monday evening in
the Bethlehem BartiSt Church. Eight
ccnth and York streets. when series
Of historical tah'cauX were presented
by the young people Of the church.
Last evening the Rev. 4. Il. Harris,
rector Of the church. and Mrs. Har-
riS entertained the young peoples so =
cial at their homo. 1872 North Six e
tecnth street. The social has sixty
members.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. &. Attix. of 23;JGli
North Thirteenth street. have returned
home after spending month in Flor
ida.
Mrs. Norman II. Stevens, Of North
Broad street. will entertain the fol
lowing at cards on Monday afternoon
at her home: Mrs. Alfred II. Will
iams. Mrs. Theodore Borden. Mrs. III.
T. Cornell. Mrs, G. armstrong. Mrs.
John Goodfcllow. Miss Susan G.. Hur-
lick. Mrs. Robert Snyder. Mrs. John
ID. Ellis. Miss ArmcdH ireland. Miss
Jessie Powell. Mrs. Nelson Sailrr, Miss
Anna Ireland aud Miss FlOr,n nee Potts.
MIR. and Mrs. John \. Warnkc have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home at 2l22 Columbia ave
nue.. The bride was Miss Marie Agne,
O'ConnOr
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Winfield Snucr have
returned from their wedding trip anC
will BE- at home at 1906 North Thir
tecnth street. Mrs. SauCr. who was {
January bride, was Miss Winifrcd NJ
Middleton.
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MsOLeAn and May
VIVA { 5 Husband Doing
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SWARTH MORE

Swarthmore's military men gave an
entertainment. followed bv a dance, in
the Women's Club house Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Robert George Gilfillan enter
tained at bridge on Thursday afternoon
The guests were Mrs. Edwin II. Buck
man, Mrs. Edward Alexander Stock
ton. Mrs. Frank Ford Barber, Mrs,
John w. Adams, Mrs. A, A, Tor
chiana and Mrs. Albert Hill.
On Saturday evening the Swarthmore
Preparatory boys gave their annual
dance at the school.
Mrs. Bayard II. Morrison gave a tea
at her home on Friday afternoon. Among
those attending were Mrs, Thomas Saw
yer. Mrs. Samuel p, Felix, Mrs, Thomas
Adams, Mrs. Robert Hickling and Mrs.
William NJ. Fine,
The annual Junior concert Of the Mu-
sical Club will be held in the Women e
Club house on Monday evening, March
IS. A meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Harold Calvert. Among those
present were Miss Ethelwyn Hickling,
Miss Alice Tyson, Miss Frances Fricke,
Miss Eleanor Bye, Miss Mary Bye
Miss Florence Green, Miss Eleanor
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GER M ANTOWN

The combined Philadelphia chapters
of the Beta Kappa Sigma Sorority will
give leap-year dance this evening at
the Delmar- Morris. The Germantown
High School chapter is taking an ac-
tive part.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Wagner. daughter of Mrs. NJ. Wagner,
OF 6137 Wakefield street. and Mr..
Harold X. Cruel, of Moore, Delaware
county, will take place this evening at
7:30 o'clock at the home of the bride $
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webb John
stone. formerly of Germantown, but
row of Upper Montclair, \. j., are re
ccving congratulations upon the birth
OF son, Henry Webb Johnstone, Jr,,
on Sunday last. Mrs. Johnstone will
be remembered MS Miss Beatrice j.
Grub.
Mrs. Joseph Lord, Jr.. OF 5000 Knox
street, entertained at luncheon at her
home on Tuesday. Covers were laid
for nine guests.
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ERANkEORl

Miss Pearl T.. Morris, OF Rhawn
street. will entertain at an informal tea
and dance on Sunday evening at her
home.
Mrs. Joseph l.. TTorner. of Foulkrod
street. has as her guest Mrs. Eliza e
beth Shropshire. ofsOverbrook. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Fink. ol
4Gtl Griscom street, have announced
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Helen VI Fink. to Mr.. stephen W. OFT.
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. Greenwood
of l.cip"r street. arc receiving congratu
Idtions on the birth of n son.
Those who assisted at the tea given
on Monday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
SrhwCrdtlc. of Penn street. were Miss
dorothy Wilson. Miss Ann Galbraith
Miss katherine Rooney and Miss Flor
"nce S"hwcrdtlc.
Miss Marie Higgins. Of 1JOG IIarri
son street is visiting in St. Petersburg,
Fla, as the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Peter Costello.
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PRETTY WEDDING
IN PH0ENIXVILLE
Miss Catherine Norris Weds
Lieutenant Deans-Myers-
Gillingham Nuptials

The wedding of Miss Catherine Price
Norris. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Price Norris, Of Phoenixvlle.
and Mr.. Malcolm Arnold Deans. leu
tenant United States navy, son Of Mrs.
Robert ElleGood, OF Wilmington, and
tho late Charles Deans, will take place
ct o'cock this evening at st. Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church. Phoenix
yilIc. Miss Norris will be attended by
Miss Rebecca Polk, Of Danvillc. and
Miss Winifrcd Balm, of Houston. Tex.
ms maids of honor. and Miss Lauretta
Coffin, Miss Miriam McCallum, Miss
Betty Gumbcs, Miss Page West will act
as bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth Brin .
ton Arnold will be the flower girl. ana
Master Samuel A. Rulon, Jr.. and Mas
tor Morgan Coffin Rulon will be pages.
Lieutenant A. W. Busbey will act az
best man, and the ushers will include
q number of leutcnants. classmates OF
Mr.. Deans at the Naval Academy. at
annapolis. A reception will follow al
Wayside, the home of the brides par
cnts.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne W onders u We VIII Euer Rest-Plans
for Various Chmities-Some Smart Top Coats
Seen on Chestnut Street

from visit to friends in Albany. y. Y,
Mrs. Frederick A. dc Canizarcs of
wayne, who has been spending the
winter at Saratoga. Fla. is now al
ardenas. Cuba, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard II. johnson. ~ " o
Mrs. Fl. j. Patton, of st. Davids. hos
returned home from a visit with friend,
In the South.
Mrs. William Lewis. 1923 Cbestnu,
street: gave a luncheon at the Bellevue
Stratford. followed by a theatre party,
on "wednesday. Among those present
were Mrs. William II. Ball. Mrs. George
W: Edmonds. Mrs. Horace Paist. Mrs,
William II. Wilson, Mrs. John Prayen,
Mrs. Joseph Scholes, Jr.. Miss NJ. A
Reese. Mrs. William II. Good. Mrs
Daniel r. Weston aud Mrs. Oscar
Thompson
Mr.. Daniel j. Murphy, Jr.. Of Hazel
hurst avenue, Merton. announces the
engagement Of his daughter Miss Rosa
lind Marie Murphy. TO Mr.. Arthur A,
Brennan. of Cleveland
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FALLS OF scHUYLkILL

A course of six lectures open to every
girl aud woman in the community has
been arranged by the educational com
mittce Of the Young Women's Christian
Association, Of which Miss Sara Bovard
is chairman. The first of the series
was given on Thursday evening in tho
Association Hall, 400 Ridge avenue. by
Miss Ida Stokes Adams on "Thc Call
to citizenship" The remaining five
lectures viii follow on consecutive
Thursday evenings. Miss Lucy Lewis,
"Thc Legislative Department of the
Government" Miss Helen Moore Fogg,
"Thc Executive Department Mr..
Walter Lee Sheppard, "Thc Judiciary
Department" ; Mrs George A. Piersol,
reflections and Methods" and Mrs. |.
H. OIIara, "PhiladClphia.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Ellen McAIichacl will be the
guest of honor at q dinner to be given
BY her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emory
McMichael. of 2041 Walnut street, on
Saturday, March q. before the dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. John White Geary,
Of Chestnut Hill. will give in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Mary Def. Geary'
Those who will accompany Mr.. Joseph
g. Rosengarten, Jr., of 325 South
Seventeen street. as his guests on q
trip to the West Indies, leaving next
Saturday, will be Mr.. and Mrs. George
V, Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Trenchard EN-
len Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sharpe Munson md Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son, OF Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Van Solver, of
Chestnut Hill, are spending the month
at the Royal Palm Hotel, Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick e. Roth. Of
200 East Gravers lane, Chestnut Hill,
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Roth Thomas, to
Mr.. Charles NJ. Grass, of this city, on
Saturday, February q.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Norman McMullin,
OF Montgomery avenue, Ardmore, Will
give q party this afternoon for their
small daughter, Miss Betty McMullin.
lHelr guests VIII lncluue MISS IDOHuit
Ligget. Miss Mary Laws Starr, Miss
Marjorie Starr, Miss Alice Marsh. Miss
Polly Marsh, Miss Virginia Beggs, Miss
Jane Bunting, Miss Betty Vetterlein
Miss Virginia Marshall. Master Billy
Ligget Master Sidney Hirst, Master
walter Iarrow. Master Edward lie
boutlllier, Master Josiah Bunting, Mas
ter Billy Vetterlein, Master Arthur
T.aE,, TTagtn, Master rassett hage9, g,;o MHs.cr Mar
sLsm rSn'ne Smith anu MASTER hreuu'e h"i
snail
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, of
st. Davids, will entertain informally
at dinner on March 20 in honor of DR..
Ellis Paxson Oberholtzer.
Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt is mt Palm
Beach for the remaindcr of the winter,
aud will return home some time after
Easter A'''
Mr.. and Mrs Robsrt I,ogou and their
daughter, Miss Deborah Logan, left on
Mondov ;or % Ta,;t"rn;a "H 'e"'
Mrs. Josenb "a. Mccall. of Sycamore
avenue, Merton. who has been i'll with
influenza for the last three weeks, is
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NORRISTOWN

The marriage Of Miss Marion Doro-
thy Lobb, daughter Of Mrs. Riley Cook
of Plymouth Meeting. and Mr.. Harry
Jackson, Of George strcct, will h"
quietly solcmni%cd this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Grace Lutheran Church.
The Rev. Charles Il. Koiter will off .
ciatc at the marriage ceremony in the
prpsenc" Of tn" Immediate families. The
bride and bridegroom will be unattond &.
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, upon their
return from a wedding trip will live on
George street.
Several hundred guests were present
at the invitation subscription dance
given at City Hall by tho Epsilon kap-
pa ri Fraternity. Mr. Nelson O'Ncil
was chairman Of the committee having
charge of the event.
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ROXBOROuGH

Mrs. James Dohson SchohcId, of 54J
East Hermitage street, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Joseph Thomas, win
leave shortly to spend some time in
Ocean City.
Miss Edith Greene and Miss Saba
Greene. of G6l0 Ridge avenue, will on e.
tertain the members of the World Wide
Guild of the First Baptist Church at
their home on Tuesday evening. Their
guests will include Miss Rheva Oft,
Miss Helen Goshow, Miss Grace Utlcy,
Miss Carolyn Graves, Mrs, Roy b.
Greene, Mrs. Earlston Gardiner, Miss
Florence Staley, Miss Vida Jones, Miss
Margaret Miles, Mrs. Joseph Y, Taylor.
Mrs, Valentine Mahan, Miss Aida OFT
and Mrs. Clara Temps.
Mrs, James Stott, Of iO7 Green lane,
entertained the Womou's ., Missionary
Society On Tuesday evening at her
home. Mrs, Louis G. Meistcr was the
speaker
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

The fifth and last Of the community
a;.;na anirss Wnicn .t tne ladies' OF Merton arc
bo s .;,or ~ ome oISrorook nolf Slub VIII
;rhos s'rot o.. on rrluay evening, March ..
,nnns nr p",,ouecSeS Nin are Mrs. James Em'
S, moiG",i nrSi re9rgc wall Mrs; ThomaS
n"s. ,v,Su. gu nrs' ROSS cornish. Mrs: Er
.on us SNGarihg; NI Mrs WlIioughby Richard =
pnro;ai pITm nISi Earie - Haines and Mrs.
'e''''ai roeruerer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew N Roh;r,o,
y. Vn.erorook' Nv are being congratulate
pohiu NV n,r'n 1t naughtcr' Annie May
,non,h r'opInson; MrS: ho6lnson Will be re,
Sn,,.i Ss,u,ap'rea e hs MISS Fila Call Haney, Ut
"o"'" seventeenth street.
Mrs. Archibald n EbIo of Vienna.
wood and Hazlohurst avenues. Morton
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ing he is entirely absorbed in what he
is doing. Several times the audience
broke in with premature applause. to
which he paid absolutely no attention,
but went calmly on with tho selection
until it was finished. These things
might concicvably be taught, but his
relations with his teacher on tho stage
were such as to make this seem i'm =
possible.
In short. the child seems TO be an en-
bryOnic artist in his mental attitude.
which, after all. is the only one that
counts because it is the only ono which
cannot be taught. His future depends
entirely upon his teacher and his
parents for few years, and after
that upon himself.
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Coates, Miss Alice Barber and Miss
Helen McElrea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton IIoopcs. 81.
are being congratulated on the birth of
daughter. MIS- Hopes was before
hcr marriage Miss Christine Eyre Gil
tillan.
SwarthmOrc College will give a
dance IN the college gymnasium this
evening. About seventy five guests will
be present.
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YARDLEY

Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Sidney Cudwallader
will leave for Florida on Monday,
where they will spend the month of
March.
Mrs. +. Warrington Barnes has rc-
turned home after spending several
weeks with friends in the West.
Miss Elizabeth Weeks has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Il. Rich, of
DnNlcSiOMn.
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Evanqelists Plan Campaign

4 two weeks cyanceliytic rampaiGr
will open in the Robert Graham Nc.
mortal Presbyterian Church. Twenty
fifth and Thompson streets tomorrow
The pastor. the Rev. l.. * Richard
son. will BE- assisted by the Goff evan
gclistic party. At the morning service
the Rev. Samuel T. Gon. .Ir.. will
preach on "Powcrful Eyaugclism." and
in the evening on "Nicturv Through
Faith" Mr.. Goff aud his assistants will
conduct a special service during The
afternoon in the Sunday school.
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HUEBNER-PETERS

4 pretty home wedding took place on
Wednesday evening at g o'clock, when
Miss Lenore II Peters, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Harry II. Peters. of 171S
North Twenty ninth street, was mar
ried to Mr.. Carl +. Huebncr. the Rev.
DR.. Dipple officiating. The bride wore
gown Of white gcorSette and carried
II shower bouquet of white roses and
sweet peas. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Anna Peters, whose gown
was Of lavender organdic, as maid OF
honor and Miss May Weightman. in a
costume Of yellow organdc. as brides
maid. Mr.. William Huebner. brother
of the bridegroom. was best man. Upon
their return from the wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs Huebner will live at 171S
North Twenty ninth street.
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showing Of tbs finest productions All V'ssuss.
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Ol. NJ ET

Mr. aud Mrs. Frederick G.. KuhnIe
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Helen Elsie Kuhnle. and Mr..
Edward Barciss on Wednesday in the
First Presbyterian Church of Olncy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bareiss will be at
home after March S at 21S Rubcam
avenue
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WISSAHICkON

Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland S. Taylor
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be at home at 1924 Manayunk
avenue Mrs. Taylor. who was Jan
uary bride, was Miss Jennie Mathcr.
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MIERS-GILLINGHAAT

hn interesting wedding took place
at noon today at .hc Bellevue Stratford,
when Miss Mary ". Gilliugham. daugh
ter Of Mr.. Herbert Fremont Dillingham;
of this city and Dreland. became the
brid" of Mr.. James Lawrence Myers.
Of Cleveland.
The marriage was performed by
Friends ceremony under supervision of
the overseers Of Abingdon Meeting,
where the bride and bridegroom are
members. A brc0kfast for the imme
diato families followed.
The bride wore travelling suit of
navy blue duvctyn. coral colorcd hat
and corsage bouquet of gardenias.
She was unattended.
After trip through the South Mr..
and Mrs. Myers will be ut home at 1880
East Seventy fifth street, Cleveland. o.
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WAAS--MAYBAUM

An interesting wedding of the week
was that of Miss Alice 3. Maybaum.
daughter of Mrs. Helene Maybaum. Of
1918 West Erie avenue. and Mr.. Lester
G. Was. of 201S West Ontario street.
which took place on Wednesday eve
ming at the home Of the brides mother
Rev. Joseph Krauskopf. y. D.. Of the
Kcncscth Israel Temple. After the quiet
service Mr.. and Mrs. Was left on an
extended trip and will be at home after
April at 1918 West Erie avenue.
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To Discuss U. S. in Divine Prophecy

j. S. Washburn, n his address to-
morrow afternoon at Becker's Theatre.
Eighteenth street and Snyder avenue,
willsdscuss "Thc United States In
Divine Prophecy He will tell how the
rise, history and future Of this couns
! try was foretold in the Bible.
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SaEirNovR IN
Stronger Than Death