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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin, Mrs.
Charmon and the Misses Charmon of
Garden City. l.. L., are guests of Capt.
and Mrs. George Fl. Evans ON South
ST. Asaph street
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Gwinn
have gone to New Orleans to attend
the convention of the knights Temp
lar.
Mrs ]. F. Cockrell has returned to
her home in Marshall. Va. after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. F. j: Nc
Donald.
Mr. Browse Burke and his guest.
Angus Nichols of Richmond. have re-
turned to the University of Virginia
after a visit to the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Burke in Rose
mont. Miss Rosella Burke and Miss
Margaret Moncure have returned
from attending the Easter dances at
the university:
Mrs c. NJ. Stanley of Denver. Col.
has joined Dr. Stanley at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bockey in Rose
mont.
Mrs Jacob Corl and Albert Cerl
are guests of friends in Buffalo. n. Y.
Miss Mary Allis and Miss Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew S. Mitchell
Mrs Henry Spivey and the Misses
Lorine and Louise Spivey are the
guests of friends in Atlanta. Ga.
from visit to her sister. Mrs.
Charles Eddy in Plainfield. N. J.
Mrs Carroll Kines is the guest of
relatives at Rectortown. Va. Mid
shipman James McDonough has re-
turned to Annapolis after a visit to
! his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
King in Cottage Park
Mrs. G.. G. Buddin and Miss Nancy
| Buddin are visiting relatives in
Cheraw. s. c.
Mrs j. NJ Burling is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Mcdonald in Bruins
wick. Md.
Mr.. L. J. Cockrell of Warrenton has
returned home after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Cockrell.
Mr. and Mrs E. F. Baldwin have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Uhler left
last week to visit her son and daugh-
ter in law. Mr.. and Mrs. A. .Lenox
Uhler, in Phoenix. Ariz., and will go
from there to visit her daughter. Miss
Lucy Brown Uhler, in San Francisco.
Cadets Daniel r. Stansbury, jr. and
Jack Howard haye returned to Fish
Va, after spending their spring vaca-
ticns at their homes in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Shinn have re-
turned to Philadelphia after a visit
to the former S parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
w. A. Shinn. on South Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby F. Gilmore have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Florence Lewis of Colonial
Beach was the guest last week of
Mrs, Henry A. Taylor. on Braddock
Heights.
Mrs. S. E. Deeton of Washington is
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Nam
ME Norris. on South st. Asaph street.
Miss Pearl Schwarzmann has re-
turned from Atlantic City. where She
spent two months.
Mrs. Lydia Riley Spofford has re-
turned from New York city. where
she. attended the wedding of her son.
Wolcott Edward Spofford, on April
20. Mrs. Spofford has as her guest
Mrs. II. NJ. Young of Alabama.
Mrs. Lillian F. Jones. who visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ward "A. Golden,
in Montrose, Md. Is again at home.
Miss Margaret Golden accompanied
her grandmother to Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodfield en-
tertained Wednesday evening at their
home on North Royal street. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William Free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Cross, Mrs.
G. o.. Kerns, Mrs. L. R. Moran. Mrs. p.
J. Shanahan. Miss Ida Posey, Miss
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G. w. U. Student Council
Makes Plane for Fete

The George Washington University
Student Council has Completed plans for
the bal masque and May fste to be held
at Rauschers on the evening Of May Z.
Furthered by the succfss Of the univer-
sity activities during the year the af-
fair promises to be the greatest func-
tion yet held at the university.
Unusual efforts are being made to
make the decorations Of the ballroom
as attractive as possible. colorful de-
used. while the costumes OF the dancers
are expected to be diversified enough to
turn the place into a veritable fairy
land.
A prize consisting of a silver loving
cup vii! be awarded to the wearer OF
the most beautiful costume. The sue
| cessful lady will be selected by a COM
/ mittee appointed by Capt Glenn Cor
Dett from among the patrons and pa
tronesses, and such selection will be
Miss Mary Rogers, maid Of honor, and
Mr.. Robert N. Anderson, president of
the student council.
Blue sweaters bearing tine buff letters
&c. w" will be awarded to the MEM
bers Of the basket ball team, who dis
tinguished themselves and the name of
the university In the recent basket ball
contests.
In the abundance of confetti. toy
balloons and unique costumes George
Washington's May. fete will be turn
ed into a veritable grand and glorious
Mardi Gras.
The conduct of the bal masaue is In
the hands of the Student Council Of
the university, which is acting
through It's social committee. consist
ing OF Mr.. Glenn Corbett. chairman;
Eugene Cole. Walter Scott, Waldo
Clark and Bernard Burdick.
On the committee are Miss Eliza
beth Earnest and Miss Lillian Smith.
chairmen Of the patron and patron
esses' committee Mr.. Walter Scott
Of the music committee. Mr. Waldo
Clark OF the advertising committee,
Miss De Voc Of the poster committee.
Mr.. Corbett Of the sales committee
and Miss Gladys Twele of the prize
committee. Mr.. Morse, director Of
student activities. is cooperating.
with and guiding the efforts Of all
the committees.
The floor committee consists of Mr..
Robert n. Anderson. Mr.. Glenn Cor
bett. Mr.. Walter Scott. Mr.. Eugene
Cole. Mr.. Preston Haynes. Mr. Her
bert Schinnick. Mr.. Emmett, Mr.
Peterson, Mr.. Nagle, Mr. Dyer. Mr..
Waldo Clark, Mr.. Harve Schmidt,
Mr.. Robert Colflcsh. Mr.. Bernard Bur
dick. Mr. Edward Hanson and Mr. J.
Paul Arrest. jr.
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Benefit Announced for
Holy Family Day Nursery

All arrangements for the annual
card party for the benefit of the
Holy Family Day Nursery. which
Will take place at Wardman Park
Hotel tomorrow, have been completed
and the following ladies will act as
patronesses: Mrs. Warren G. Hard
ing. Mrs. r. T. Ansberry. Mrs. A. Z,
Basselle. Mrs. E. Bayer. Mrs f. Berg
ling. Mrs. NJ Brooks-Ritz. Mrs.
Thomas Brown. Mrs. T. w. Brahany,
Mrs. r: e. Burke. Mrs. George Byrne,
MRS mrs. Thomas Tho Carter: Mrs Mrs 2: J. Gala; la;
Carry. Mrs. D. B. Casley. Mrs. w. K.
Carr. Mrs. NJ. Carroll, Mrs. c. A. Cana
lier. Mrs. A. Collins. Mrs. H. B. Gran
dali, Mrs. NJ. Daily. Mrs. 8. A. Drury,
Mrs. P. A. Drury. Mrs. G. A. Didden.
Mrs. F; Dorsch, Mrs. D. P: Dunnigan.
Father. Mrs. L: Gatti. Mrs. S. A. Coli
bart. Mrs. o. NJ. Garcia, Mrs. Fred
Gebhardt. Mrs. ]. A. Hayden, Miss A.
Hagen, Mrs. F. J. Hogan, Mrs NJ.
Heister. Miss Lillian Hart, Mrs. l..
Harlow. Mrs. E. B. Horen. Mrs. George
Hamilton. Miss K Judge. Mrs. J. n.
Kennedy. Mrs. NJ. A. Keane. Mrs Z.
W. Lee. Mrs. E. J. Leesnitzer. Miss
Isabel Lehman. Mrs. J. Letter. Miss A.
Lyman, Mrs. A. E. Murphy. Mrs.
James Murphy. Mrs. Henry May. Mrs.
Darcy Magic. Mrs. Elisabeth May.
Mrs. NJ. Mccormick, Mrs. Elmer MUIR
,phy, Mrs. Alice Murphy. Mrs. W.
Murphy. Mrs. ]. ODonoghue. Mrs. J.
OShea, Mrs. p. F. O'Connor. Mrs. W.
J. ODonnell. Mrs. Ockershausen. Mrs.
James W. Orme. Mrs. Joseph A. Pie
Ian. Mrs. e. Postum. Miss Patten. Mrs
A. Pierce. Mrs. e. ]. Quinn. Mrs. ".
A
blefield. Mrs. b. F. Saul. Mrs. W. A.
Simpson. AIRS, N. Shea, Mrs. s. A.
Shoemaker, Mrs. c. Smyth. Mrs. WA.
Stafford. Mrs. J. P. Tumulty. Mrs. e.
&c. walcutt, Mrs. F. Walsh. Mrs. NJ. Z.
Whelan. Mrs. L. Walters and Mrs. ].
I. Weller.
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Brilliant Welcome
To Atlanta Opera

A brilliant group Of social leaders
occupied boxes at the performance of
"E-nani." given by the Metropolitan
Monday evening, the twelfth annual
season of grand. opera given in that
city and for which many visitors of
note gathered.
Mr.. and Mrs-- Wilbur W. Hubbard
OF this city and Maryland were the
son Peel for the opening performance,
and several of the opera stars were
also members of their box party.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, who are the
house guests Of Col and Mrs. Peel,
also attended the supper dance at
ing, when they. were the guests at
the artists table, at which the d.
rectors and officers of the Atlantic
Music Festival Association and the
artists were also seated.
Mrs. Heber Votaw, sister of Presi-
mer' Of this city, spent opera week
in Atlanta, when they were the guests
Of Mrs. william 7. Healey, and were
widely feted.
The United States Director General
Of Railroads Mr.. James Cox Davis
and Mrs. Davis also went to Atlanta
for the week and while there were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor I.
Smith. who entertained extensively
in their honor. Mrs. Richard Wilmer
spent the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. John W. Grant and Nr.
and Mrs. Stuart Cramer., who were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. De
Give for the week, were among the.
other prominent Washingtonians
who went south for the opera Judge
and Mrs. william Bailey Lamar sof
Thomasville, former residents of
this city, spent the week at Georgian
Terrace and were guests at the
opera several times and In Nadditton;
were extensively entertained. Mrs.
spent che week With lGfs. Aiekandeea
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The Linen Shop

A special showing of Colonial Candlewick Bed
spreads, hand-embroidered crinkled brown muslin
in beautiful shades of rose hello blues gold and all
white For single double beds Special values 1925.
$1,000 and $11 90 each.
Fine Nainsook and Longcloth for lingerie, 1O-yard
pieces; sheer medium fine grades Regularly $500.
1925, $3.50, $2.75 and $500 piece; for S1.75 piece.
Finest White English Chifon-fnish White Voiles,
sheer wide tape edge excellent for draperes well
for dresses and waists Regular 75c to $275 grades
For 37hc to $1.371z yard.
Embroidered Dotted Organdes, white with colored
DOTS tinted grounds with white dots; 45 inches wide
permanent finish. Special, $500 yard.
Plain Colored Dress Linens, made by the manu-
facturers of Non-Krush Linens, 36 inches wide. Spe-
cal, 75c yard.
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Wednesday morning at the patron
age of the First Baptist CHURCH by
Rev. Eugene B. Jackson. ID. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian ID. Knight an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Margaret Dorothy
Knight. 10 Joseph James Gleeson OF
Pittsburgh. The wedding will take
place early in June.
Mrs. Frank Mortimer Wheeler has
returned to her home in Newport,
r. l.. after a visit to her son in law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
8. Walsh at the Wagar
Mrs. Charles Hogan has returned
from a visit to friends in Fredericks-
burg.
Mrs Lawrence Washburn DeMotte
and L. w. DeMotte, jr.. OF 81. George.
Staten Island, are the guests of Mrs
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Handkerchief Dept.

A clearance sale of plain pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs for and women; 1-16 1-8, IA, L.
"a, l, and inch hemstitched hens.
Regular price, $780, &c. 35c, 39c, 45c, soc, &c. 75c
$1OO and $125. Reduced to 15c, 19c, 29c, 33c SIC,
4Oc, soc, &c. 75c and $1OO.
Women's Pain-colored Handdrawn Thread Hens
with coored hand-embroidered designs in corner Reg
ular selling values $1.00 to $500 Special, Csc each.
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DeMotte's mother. Mrs. Horace y.
Remey. on Duke street.
The fring.d dress. frineed skirt and
fringed suit are all enjoying great
vogue.
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Drapery Dept.

Antique Crash Couch, Covers, natural color with
colored borders in oil; fast color and washable.
4s inches wide and 21s yards long, $5.2s.
5S inches wide and 27s yards long, $3.50.
Scotch Madras Curtains, 36 inches by 21z yards
long; color many designs to select from Special
SITS pair.
Good quality Marquisette white, ivory and ecru S6
inches wide; single and double band borders Special
25c yard.
Plaid Cretonnes, So inches wide; made for drapery
purposes but actually more used for dress purposes
Combination colorings in lavender, gold, blue and
rose. Specially priced at Csc yard
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Among the guests VINO attended the
luncheon which Mrs. John o. Plat. Of
Fairfelds. Paoli: gave yesterday In
man, Of Chestnut Hill, were Miss I.or-
Caroline Barclay Miss Anne Wister
Barclay. Miss Rita Heckscher. Miss
Mary Lowering, Miss Elizabeth Thomp-
riage of Miss eatman and Mr.. Ernest
c, Savage will take place on June 28.
Mrs. Platt will attend Miss Yeatman as
one of her bridesmaids
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sewell Clark Of
Cedron. Indian Queen lane, German.
town. are receiving CONGRATULATIONS on
the birth of son. Clarence Steuart
Clark on May 81. Mrs Clark was
Montreal. Can.
Mr.; and Mrs; William 8. Godfrey, Of
Woodforde, Ardmore, have been forced
to withdraw their invitations to lunch.
con on Sunday next to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Whitney. Of New Haven.
on account Of the illness of Mrs. Whit
ney.
The marriage OF Miss Jane Bell
Yeatman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pope Yeatman, Of 111S Spruce street
and Chestnut Hill. and Ernest c. Saw
age, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Savage, of Chestnut Hill. will be SOL
emnized at 6 o'clock in st. Paul's Prot
estant Episcopal Church on Wednesday,
June 2S. Miss Georgiana p. Yeatman
will attend her sister as maid Of honor
anl tho bridesmaids will include Mrs.
Thomas Pierrepont Hazard. Of Syracuse.
n 7: Mrs. John O. Plat, Miss Pauline
Do T. Savage, a sister of the BRIDE
groomi Miss Caroline Stocker Barclay,
Miss Ruth Faulkner. Of Boston, and
Miss Louise Hodges. of Washington.
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nnR. AND MRS. GEORGE RAN.
M DOLPH PACKARD will give q
dinner. dance tonight for their daughter,
Ruth Packard, who made her debut
,wn Years ago. The dance will be at
,heir attractive country place, the
Meadows, at Villanova.
The second party for. today will be
,icnic which Miss Helen Morton and
Wr. Arthur Morton will give for their
niece, Clair Cuttings, who Will make
her debut in the fall. At the picnic.
which is to be ut Broomall, there Will De
tennis, swimming and dancing IN the
barn, so every one will have wonderful
time I'm sure.
This afternoon Mrs. Edward Osgood
popert, wife Of Lieutenant Bogert, U.
r.. Of the Navy Yard. will give the
second Of her at homes, the first of which
,Sos Yesterday. Mrs. Bogert was Esther
Iean Bochman, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Bochman, OF 135
Sonth Eighteenth street, You remember.
Yesterday went to the at home
which Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. French
and their son in law and daughter,
Mr' M and Mrs. Edgar l.. Mckaig, gave
st their house. Alderbrook. at Radnor.
II is the old place of the Colkets-Mrs.
McKaig's grandmother was a Miss
Colket-and has beautiful view OF the
Valley Forge hills. 1t was a lovely
dav for a tea ana lots Of people were
there. among them some Of Mr.. and
Mrs French's relations. including the
Gamer. Earle and Graham connections.
DOLLY THAYER is to be married
I tomorrow, and know she will be
radiant bride. The wedding will take
Mace at the Church of the Redeemer,
Rrvn Niawr. and, Of course, It will be
most unusual. Polly, as you know, Is
an an accomplished violinist, and at the
CEREMONY her teacher, Frank Gittelson,
has offered to play. He will be at the
church at 8 :3O--the wedding will take
nlnce at AIRS. Thayer is asking peo.
Die to come early to hear him.
u1oNN1E" McILHENNY is home
D from college. I saw her yester::
day on Chestnut street shopping, and
she looked very we'll in a small dark
blue hat and dark blue dress with dull
red georgette sleeves. She came home
several days ago and'o Saturday she
Is going abroad to join her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John d. McIlhenny, who have
been in Europe for some time.
Bonnie" or Bernice, which Is her real
name. came out at tea last spring
and then went to college in the fall.
TN SPITE Of the popularity Of auto
i mobiles. lots Of people still ride q
great deal. One OF the smallest and
most enthusiastic riders is little Charlie
Morgan, the four year -old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Morgan, OF Chestnut
Hill. saw him early one morning
with the riding master along the Wissa- :
hlckon. He has blue eyes and light hair
and is very cute. His sister. Libby
Morgan. who Is another cute person, is
coming out in the autumn and will
surely have a good time. as she is so
lively. NANCY WYNNE.
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McCANN-GREENE

An attractive wedding took place on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock In st.
Elzabeth's Catholic Church, when Miss
and Mrs. John T. Greene. Of 1925 West
Diamond street, became the bride OF
Mr. Martin B. McCann. The bride. who
was given in marriage by her father.
wore a gown Of white satin with a long
court train and a veil trimmed with
orange blossoms and lilies Of the valley.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Cecilia NJ. Greene, as maid Of honor
and Miss Anna T. Greene and Miss Jean
Dugan as bridesmaids. A brother of
the groom. Mr.. Patrick McCann. was the
best man. and the ushers included Mr..
James O'Neil, Mr.. Joseph Burchell. Mr..
Joseph Greene and Mr.. John L. Greene.
Jr. After September l Mr.. and Mrs.
McCann will be at home at 1851 North
TAYLOR street.
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ert Marshall. Of Fall River, Mass. The
Row T. s. Dewitt officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs Howes sailed for Europe on June
10. where they will remain for two
months. Upon their return they Will
live at SO Beacon street. Boston.
Miss Edith Allen seiberling. daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. J. Dallas Seiberling. OF
$40 South Eighteenth street. is the
guest Of Miss Emile Reichner, Of South
Somerset avenue. Ventnor. N. J.
The Delta Phi Sorority will 60 on. a
trip to Washington on June 18. The
members of the club are Miss Florence
Brockman. Miss Emma Deutch, Miss
Fay Getzone, Miss Irene Glazier, Miss
Pauline Jacobs Miss Esther Jacobs,
Miss Sylvia Morris. Miss Beatrice
Rosenzweig and Miss Charlotte Sagrans,
of Logan,
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What Club,von,en
viii Do Tomorrow

Mrs. Robert white Steel, Of
Morris avenue, Bryn Mawr, is
hostess to the Philadelphia Mothers
Club party for the children.
A cherry festival, as arranged by
the Social Activities Committee OF
the New Century Guild, from 2 to
II o'clock, offers a period Of plea
sure the while being a way for in
creasing the guild roof furnishing
fund.
The last Of the six garden days
arranged in interest Of the School OF
Horticulture for Women gives privi-
lege or choice Of visiting three gar
dens.
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CARNER--FLAN LANEGAN

The marriage OF Misc Marion Sloan
Mrs. Henry u. Flanagan, of 1927 Wal.
ton avenue. and Mr.. Charles F. Garner.
of Williamsport. Pa, took place on
Wednesday at noon at the home Of the
OF the bride. officiated, assisted by The
Rev. Or. william s.. Mitchell. pastor
Of the Calvary M. r. Church. The bride
wore gown o: Spanish lace over
duchesse satin and q veil trimmed with
orange blossoms She carried a shower
bouquet of bridal roses and lilies Of the
valley. Miss Madge Garner sister OF
the groom, was the maid OF honor and
Mr.. Henry r. Flanagan, brother Of the
bride. acted as best man.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Coady. OF -45o7
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Katherine G.. Coady, and Or. w. McGill
Burns, of Brooklyn, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Bethel and
their daughter. Miss Carol Bethel. and
their son, Mr.. Horace c. Bethel. Jr..
have left their liome. 1880 Pine street,
for Morristown, N. j., where they will
live. Mrs. Beitzels mother. Mrs Will
liam Worrell Sloan. will make her home
with them.
Mr.. John Spits. Of Beol Cobbs Creek
parkway, sailed on Juno 13 on the
steamship Reliance for an extended tour
through Europe.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

and Mrs. William Z. Walter, of Swarth.
more, who graduated this year from
Vassar, is spending a fortnight at Camp
Aloha, at Tairlee, Vt.
Dr. Cornelia B. 1nslls, OF Swarthmore.
who has recently returned from a visit
to Princeton, n. j.. is entertaining Mrs.
Maud Yerkes, Of California, who will
remain for several weeks.
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N. ]. They will entertain a party over
the weekend in honor OF Miss LINDA

N. J. They will entertain a party over
the weekend In honor OF Miss LINDA
Shertz.
The marriage OF Miss Theresa 3.
Goell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Goell, of New York, and Mr. Cyrus
Levinthal, son of Rabbi and Mrs. B. L.
Levinthal, Of 716 Pine street, will take
place on Tuesday evening next at the
Hotel Astor, New York. Tomorrow
morning Rabbi Levinthal will preacih
at the Bnai Abraham Synagogue. Sixth
and Lombard streets, at services for
the Immediate families and guests
Rabbi and Mrs. Levinthal will be at
home on Saturday afternoon. Miss
Goell IL finishing a course at Rad
cliffe College, at Cambridge; Mr. Levin.
School Of the. University of Pennsyl.
vania, where he was president Of the
Menorah Society. He is also a graduate
of Gratz School and Of Central High
School He is actively interested IN
Zionisn. Mr.. Levinthai and his bride
will leave on June 81 for an extended
wedding trip to Europe and Palestine.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. g. c. .Von-Tuger
Simonsk!, Of the Wissahickcn Apart
ments. will sail for Europe tomorrow.
They will remain on the Continent until
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Med. Hoppe
and family have returned to their homo,
4o2 East Mount Airy avenue. Mount
City.
Mrs. John F. Normile and her family.
Of 1880 East Chelten avenue. will lave
this week for their summer homo at
Spring Lake Beach, N. j., where they
will remain until October
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NoRRisToWN

The marriage of Miss Katherine v.
Burk. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burk. Of ZIG East Marshall street, and
Mr.. John Kelly. Of Atlantic City. son
of Mr.. James Kelly, Of Green street. took
place on Wednesday evening in st. Pat
rick's Church. The Rev. w. p. Twohig
officated. Miss Mary Burk. sister OF
the bride. was maid Of honor and her
two small cousins. Miss Eleanor Kleck.
ner and Miss Elva Kleckner, of Ger
mantown. were the flower girls. The
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Observation-Disclosures

A pretty wedding took place In st
Stephen's Lutheran Church, Fortieth
street and Powelton avenue. last night
at o'clock. when Miss 1rma X. Becker
daughter df Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Becker,
Of BOs4 Walnut street, became the hr' I.
Of Mr.. Frederick w. kaercher; Jrs OF
l.. l.. wertz officiated. The bride. VINO
was given in marriage by her ,,sI uncle; e;
white satin. with veil Of tulle and
lace arranged in a cap shape and caught
shower bouquet Of white roses, white
orchids; lilies Of the valley and and ,SXee Sweet
Pa, sister of the bride. was the matron
Of honor and the bridesmaids included
Mrs. c. L. Masser. Mra. Eugene Schlies-
kie, Miss Lois p. Taylor and Mrs.
George W. Flood. Miss Helen Goslln
was the flower girl. Mr.. Charles kaer-
cher acted as best man for his brother
and the ushers included Mr.. Rowland
G. Hasser. Mr. Eugene p. Schlieskie.
Mr.. Howard Kaerchcr and Mr.. George
w. Flood.
rSn<yN1u,v
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris d. Neuman and
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Loeb, Of the
Hotel Majestic, will leave this week for
their summer home on Summit avenue
Jenklntown.
Miss Sara v. Scherzer. Of 1912 Dia-
mond street. and Miss Flora B. Loven-
stein will sail on June "a on the steamer
Ryndam to spend the summer travelling
through Europe.
Mrs. L. Esslnger and her daughter
will leave for New York today They
will sail tomorrow to spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
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best man was Mr.. William Burns, OF
Atlantic City. and the ushers included
Mr.. Joseph Minter. Mr.. James Fenneil
and Mr.. 1sadore Weinberg. Upon their
ware water Gap Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
will live in Atlantic City. The bride
has been prominent in amateur theatre
Gals IN Norristown.