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NEW YEAH'S I3V13I Hero It Is with us
onco again. The 8(55 days go wltli such
IhstoundltiB rnpldtty that one can scarcely real
1M It. Now Year's Evo bus com6 to be nulto
Itho day for entertaining, as anything and
hverythtng goes. Masquerade parties soem to
liro (lulte the thing, but of course, there- are
Mwnys some who cllnc to and enjoy tho moro
formal affairs. Tho parties for the school set
vlll laUo up tho early part of the day, amons
vhlcli will bo a the dansant, to be given at
ftlid Itoosevolt by Miss Anna Hamlll Farles,
of 2Q0T Walnut street, to meet her nieces and
nophew, Miss Mario Louise Welghtmnn lfa-
rlts, Miss Emma Jeanetto Tories and William
SVolglitman Paries, tho children of her bi other,
r. Itandolph Paries. Tho. rocolvlne party
jrltl Includo Mrs. Jones AVIstcr, Mrs. James V.
fnhnostoclt, Mrs. Warren Powers Laird, Mrs.
Jahlel McCllntock Hamlll. Mrs. 8. Naudaln
fcjudr, Mrs. Edgar Dudley Farles, Miss
ascphtne H. llcCIuro and Miss Maria Donnclt
Jlclsey.
Ilss Margaret A. Dallett, tho daughter of
dgo and Mrs. Morris Dallett, of 156 South
t street, will give a tho dansant this after
ijfwbon. Tho guests will bo from the school Bet,
'ptid will number SO.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Aaliton Little, of Glen
oglo, Sharon Hill, will give a danco and
upper for their children, Miss Mary 3. Little,
Ilss Anna D. Little and Jamcn H. Little, this
Evening at their home.
fairs. Thomas B. II. Htcnhouse, of KMG Knox
itreet, Germantown, will give a luncheon and
theatre party this afternoon, In honor of her
little daughter, Miss Julia Stenhouse. Tho
lucsts will Includo Miss Helen Norrls and
fccsslo Hartrldge, of Baltimore; Miss Marian
flarrls, Miss Margaret Hamilton and Miss
icsslo Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Porry will give a
ilnner-danco at their home, 3C00 Stohley
treet, for their sons, James De Wolfo Perry.
UJBd, and "Ward Perry, who aro homo from col-
ego for tho holidays.
Many will entertain at dinner, after which
the parties will go In different directions, some
to the Henry Drlnton Coxo dance, somo1 to
tha theatres, somn to tho hotels and some to
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Ttlio clubs. Thoso who will entertain at dinner
r aro Mr. and Mrs. J. Warner Steel, of 2111
Jj'PIne street; Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin McFad
i den, of 10th and Do Lancey streets; Mr. and
f Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt, of 1505 Locust
ifj. Btreot; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lowber Wolah,
i&of 1422 Spruce street; Mr. and Mrs. T. DeWItt .
Cuyler, of Edgewood, Haverford; Mr. and Mrs.
C.P. Williamson Roberts, of 1713 Locust street.
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p jur, ana xvirs. viiiitim uoenran, oi luo wuinui.
i'.trcet, will give a dinner in honor of Mr. and
;,Mrs. Marcellus Coxe, and their guests, Mr. and
i't Mrs. Francl3 Crowinshleld, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick S. Whltwell, of Boston.
vr George A. Huhn will entertain at'ia tlieatro
' party, to be followed by supper at tho Itltz
t Carlton, in honor of his daughter, Miss Ethel
.' M. Huhn, and her guest. Miss Dolly Kimble,
, of Now Tork.
I ' All tho clubs in the city and suburbs have
made very special and attractive Inducements
, Jtor their members for a. good time. The club
5 houses in most cases have been attractively
tr decorated and, of course, nround tho witching
l -hour of 12 there will bo dancing, lights and no
flights and much gaiety until the wee small
- hours of the morning.
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i' '. Theodore Lano Bean will give a delightful
j.V;New Tear's Eve danco tonight at Norrls
,S Hall, his country Beat near Valley Forge.
HTho entire lower floor of the house will be
f, beautifully decorated with holly and other
ft, Christmas greens, not forgetting sprigs of mis-
fi tletoe.
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; iMr. and Mrs. Abel P. Wetherill will entertain
Y tit dinner tonight at their home on Kent road,
v Wypnewood, before the dance to be given by
".yWK Bean, Mr. and Mrs. WetherlH's guests will
''-b' Mr. and Mrs. C. Shlllard Smith, Mr. and
, Mrs. Thomas E. Dunn and Miss Rebecca Wlll-
jlns Newhall.
,,'Tho Germantown Automobile Club is quite a
j popular place for New Year's Eve parties this
;.. year. Among those who have taken tables are
Samuel B. Bowen, J. II. Horrocks, William D.
isoaon and Edward a. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.
i'.Walter M. LaRue will entertain at the theatre,
& to be followed by supper at tho club. Their
U r.,AMt' .rttl Innlltilj. HC nnil Km Tni.ll.
iiyuciiio nfK u,uio . aiiu Aim, UUI1UII1UII
i'.i Jfenks, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Codwallader. John
II. Hubbs, Charles W. Bacon and Miss Mar-
fiFrarot LaRue. '
, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will entertain at their
Stable Dr. II. Fisher, Mrs. H,K. Duff us and Mr.
f,Rnd Mrs. Charles J. Warner.
I Mrs. Joseph M. Qazzam entertained last light
' dinner at the nittenhouse In honor of
J. her daughter. Miss Olivia ,Mary d'e Beelen
r'Cazzam, and her son. Joseph M. Qazzam. Jr..
p'tefore the meeting of the Committee Class. The
; guests included Miss MsfMnna Qowen, MUs
Jlelolse Halsey, MUs Hannah Wright, MIsa
f Sarah Penrose. Miss Katherlne Putnam. Miss
iRKatherlne Hunter. Miss Lorraine a rah am. Miss
EjEmllle Posey Kennedy, MIsa Eleanor Bryant.
;.Ml33 Gertrude Pancoast, Miss Eleanor Vogles
illna Eleanor Lonestreth. Miss Elizabeth Nor.
lrlsr Mian O Shepherd, Mis Lois Jackson, Mlaa
I Jane Everett, MIsa Frances Scott, Miss Annette
flMrke, MUs Mary Bohlen, MUs Mary Clark,
!3JM!s Elizabeth McMlchael, MUs Ruth Mann,
ilUs Jodephlne Foster, MUs Corlnne Freeman,
ijtuis EtheJ Andrews, of New Haven; Tristram
sColket, Hennen Leaendre, of Now Orleans:
' JftmH PttitB, Berens AVaterd. diaries Vox. At.
Ijfred Barton, Clarence Brewster, Edward Somne),
Wj Morris Freeman, Walter Freeman, WIHard
r Spencer, Forrester Soott, Rohert Hunter. Alfred
JJorrU. J. Bertram Llpplncott, B. Slmonju, ApHn
r Sparks, Q. Colket Caner, Spencer Downing, JacH
i-Caner, Abbott Hunt, Jame Little, Edward
ftfjMlce Charles Vqx, David Burpee. Oeorga
ker and Wlnthrop Battles.
'ty$ walh) and celling of the room were coy
$4 with Ohristmaa greens and n quantity of
, green and yellow electrto IJghta and ChrUt-
raa trees -were arranged about the room. The.
metis were seatea at a large tamo in tno form
a Ijoraeaho, which was decorated with poln
ttlaa, Cnriatniaa wreath and had a tiny
tain playing in the centre. Quaint toyi.
rn.i ana balloons wer aUo uud in the do.
Usui, ana the tutfc 4v(l Ivi,
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Miss Lucille Llpplncott wilt entertain at dlnnor
Saturday evening, January 9, In honor of Miss
Dorothy D. Deacon, before the dance nt tho
Merlon Cricket Club. There will bo 12 guests
of the debutante net, besides Mr. and Mrs.
Deacon ami tho hot and hostess.
Mrs. Edward C. B. Fletcher, of i3o South lSth
street, will not rccelvo tomorrow afternoon, but
will resume her 'at homes next Friday, January
8. Sir. and Mrs. Fletcher will spend New Year's
Day nnd the week-end with Jfrs. Fletcher's
grandfather, General John M. Wilson, U. S. A.,
nt his home In Washington.
Tho guests of tho house party given by Mrs.
Joseph B. McCall nt the McCall country placo
on tho Eastern Shore will return today. Among
the members of tho party wero Miss Lenore A.
McCall, Miss Elinor .Tudd Bean, Miss Catherlno
Hunter Davis, MUs Frances L. Stoughton,
Jerome K. Holloway, Howard C. McCall,
Joseph B. McCall, Jr and Philip Marvcr, Jr.
Gcorgo Bower, of "Contentment," Torrcsdale,
who Is nt present a student at tho State Col
lege of Ohio, In Columbus, Is spending tho holi
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo
Mow or, nt tho Gladstone.
William Ncwlln, of Mlllbrook lane, Havcrfoid
who Is a student nt Bchool In Baltimore. Is
spending the Christmas vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ncwlln,
Robert Hunter, of 2212 Locust street, Is one of
this city's many Yale students who nre enjoy
ing tho holidays at home.
CHESTNUT HILL
Mrs. John Earl Marsden. of 434 ISast Mount
Pleasant avenue, Sedgwick, entertained her
sowing clrclo yesterdny nt luncheon and COO.
Those present were Mrs. Walter Knight, Mr3.
Samuel Lcldy, Miss Kathcrino Lcldy, Mrs.
Jariics Woodhcad, Mrs. Clifford Ely, Mrs.
Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Albert Duret. Tho
decorations wero vory effective, being of poln
settlas and Christmas greens.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson rotter, of Montgomery
avenue, nre at present In Cleveland, O., where
they will attend the wedding on Saturday of
Mrs. Potter's nieces, Miss Katharine Chnndler
and Miss Konnoth Wyck. Mr. nnd Mrs. Potter
gave a large dinner-dance last night at tho
Cleveland Country Club In honor of Miss
Chandler and Miss Wyck.
Mr. and Mrs. Boulton Earnshaw, of Mont
gomery avenue, will entertain at dinner to
night beforo the mask dance at tho Philadel
phia Cricket Club. Tho guests will Includo Mr.
and Mrs. Warner G. Earnshaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lloyd, Joseph McAleer and Henry
Baotzell.
E. RIttenhouso Miller entertained n party
last night nt the dance at the Germantown
Cricket Club. The guests Included Mr. and
Mrs, Sydney Rambo, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ross
Carver, Mrs. Hodgskln, Miss Placid Vogt
George Fottorman, of 7047 Germantown ave-
nue, left yesterday for Newport, R. I., to
attend tho wedding today of his cousin, Atleo
Edwards, and Miss Amy Powcl, daughter of
Pemberton Haro Powel.
ALONG THE READING
MUs Juno R. Haywood, of North 6th street,
Oak Lane, will give a New Year's Evo party In
honor of MIsa Josephine Jimenez, of Vega Baja,
P. R, Miss Jimenez will leave during the latter
part of January for Canada, where she will re
main with her aunt nnd uncle. Dr. and Mrs.
Jimenez, until Bprlng.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Howard Moore and MIsa
Dorothy Garman Moore, of Logan, are spend
ing the holidays at Lakewood, N. J.
A play will be given January 8 In Oak Lano
by MUs Barrett's class, entitled "Little
Women." Musical selections will be rendered
by Miss Irene Yeager, soprano; Mrs. Campbell,
contralto, and Mr. Wood, bass.
Mrs. John Stortz, of 4801 North Caniac street,
Logan, will be hostess at a "500" January 2.
Those Invited are Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhn,
Jr., Miss Amelia Manning, MUs Clara Stortz,
Miss Helen Klnnlng, MUs Ivy Hamilton, A. L.
Hachman, Howard Patterson, Thomas Noble
and Kirk Broadnlck. Mrs. Stortz was one of
this year's popular brides, and will bo remem
bered as Miss Amanda Jones, of North 22d
street.
Tho LuLu Temple Country Club will receive
tomorrow at the clubhouse at Edge Hill. Charles
Martin Is president of the association.
To celebrate Its 34th anniversary, the Dis
raeli Literary Association will give a dinner
on Saturday at the Phllmont Country Club.
Dr.vEUia Fell Pett(nglll has been visiting her
niece, Mrs, Harry Smith, at her home In
Wyncote.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs, Edward N, Haag will entertain her lunch,
eon club on Monday afternoon at her home,
48J7 Cedar avenue. Her guests will be Mrs.
J, R. C. McAllister, Mrs. David O. Eaton, Mrs.
Henry Balnbrldge, Mrs, Henry Rodgers Swope,
Mrs, Lydia Curtis, Mrs. Edward Fell Lukens,
Mrs. Charles Mende, Mrs. Walter Walls, Mrs.
Humbold Garber, Mrs, Alexander De Haven and
MUs Anno SerriU,
MUs Madeleine Worrell entertained at lunch-,
eon yesterday afternoon at her home, 6011 WU
lqwa avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hlekman entertained
at dlnnep last night at their home, 617 South
43th street. Covers were laid for IS guests.
Robert Armbruater, of KJ9 Catharine atreet.ac
compatiled by Roger Schotleld, of 5123 Hazel
avenue, U pending, tho holidays In New York
as tK Suest, of Colonel and' Mrs. George
Prl(nce. fprmiriy J Washington. A dinner was
given last night n their honor by their hosts,
Mrs. James Ryan entertained at luncheon and
bridge yesterday afternoon. Her guests, who,
are members of her card club, included MUs
Helen Haines. MUs Graco McCallum, Ma
Marian Keppler. MUs Frances Wilklna, MUs
Anna Wllklns, Mta Kutliarlna Morrell, Miss
Purotby MorrelL MUs Renetta Pullon, MUs
Mildred" Williamson, mim Florence Baer and
MJna. Harriet Graham.
Dr. ana Wm. J. ltowwl Kutjjjb ana fnaiy
awl Mitts Snwa, of m nM Walwtf aUtfc
tlftv UK AujrHrt, Uif
MRS. JOHN J. JIcDEVITl' vhola hr M,rcMU
Mrs. McDcvitt is one of the younger matrons of Germantown. She will entertain extensively
during the winter.
GERMANTOWN
The Mnnhclm Assembly, one of the soclnt
oiganlzations of Germantown, will give n
masque party In tho Germantown Boys' Club
tonight.
The program the committee has outlined
calls for tableaux, dancing nnd singing of
carols by those present up until 11:45. At 11:45
the program of exercises appropriate to tho
beginning of the New Year will bo observed.
This Is the socond annual masque party of
tho Manhelm Assembly, the large number of
people who attended last yenr having re
quested a repetition of what was considered
the Assembly's most successful affair.
Theprocecds of tho party will be dooted to
the Summer Camp Fund of tho Germantown
Boys' Club.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. William S. Lloyd, of 233 Har
vey street, entcrtnlncd nt dinner last night.
Their guests Included Mrs. James Mnckcown,
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Henry C.
Mustln, Mr. and Mrs. J. Burton Mustln, Charles
N. Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will also en
tertain at dinner at tho Germantown Cricket
Club tonight. Tho guests will Includo Mr.
nnd Mrs. Charles N. Lloyd, Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
Burton Mustln, Miss Elsie Mackeown, Mr. and
Mrs. Valentine Koch, of Now York, and Lieu
tenant Bellinger, U. S. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer, of 7221 Bryan
avenue, Mount Airy, announce tho engagement
of their daughter, Miss Marguerite Meyer, and
Walter H. Dclsroth, tho son of Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Delsrotli, of 4903 Knox street, Ger
mantown. Nu date has been sot for tho wed
ding. MUs Beatrice MacDonald, of South Philadel
phia, la tho guest of MUs Mary McCarthy, of
6131 Baynton street, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ripley, of Boston, Mass.,
are visiting Mrs. Ripley's mother, Mrs. Robert
KIncadc, of 121 West RIttenhouso street.
The friends of Christian Haasis, of ,400 West
Penn street, will bo pleased to learn tha ho
has recovered from a fall sustained on an ley
sidewalk a week ago.
Frank M. Datmon, of 15 East Chclten avenue,
will leave c-n Monday next for Washington,
D. C, for a two weeks' stay, where he will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Corrlngton.
Mrs. Warner G. Earnshaw, of East Johnson
street, has as her guest for several days her
cousin, Mrs. Edword Kumke, and her children,
of New York.
ROXBOROUGH
MUs Dorothy McGarrlgal. of 3338 Manayunk
nvenue, gave a delightful Christmas cozy yes
terday afternoon, followed by a dinner. Holly,
cedar, polnscttlas and ferns wero mingled In
the decorations. Her guests were Mrs. William
J, Butler, MIsa Anna Hcos, Mrs. J. B. Hirst,
MUs Elsie Booz, MUs Belle Snow, Miss Emily
Kerr, MUs Marie Love, Miss Vera Westcott,
MUs Martha McCounghy, MUs Dorothy Ora
ham, MUs Rcglna McGarrlgal, MUs Ella Fln
negan, Miss Clara Flnnegnn, MUs Suo Johnson
and MIsa Martha GUI.
You tee U teas CTtrUtmat,
y "&Kj VtI yu 9e0 " waJ Ohrtstmat, ami fowt Jaam4l AtV
R fellWl Artc lai one ta 'As countrv Jar their YuleUde meal;
J $NBWL'L-(1pv Yet ,l0t aU tor Havwta was not feeling just
Had gone to the countrv lor their Yulellde meal;
Yet not all, for lamrna wai not feeling just
right ,
So decided to re it a
trow they had an old gardener devoted and true,
IVAo '(elided in town to their funiace and flue;
go thi) afternoon, when the doorbell gives sound,
lie goes to the door to see what oan be found.
Jfe finds at the door the most polished of beaux,
Who asks lor that "deb" wham each yearning
youth knowe.
He U shown by same gardener into room of
state,
While he trundles upstairs, the name, to relate.
He teUi of the caller, but isn't It sadt
Ktcolleotlon of names & exceedingly (ad.
Mr. Thompson's downstairs, was the message ila
got.
He asks for Hiss "Bud," U sfts home now, or
wtt
uUr. Thompson," says Ha, "I know no suzh
fWH
prJiU4U he's a burgtlur and up to some earns."'
"ttm, H" Qwrge, "I'i wt iff mt W,
f JT rfe Miffc jQwRstaira and telt htm to go."
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Captain and Mrs. Dnvld McCoach will cntcr
tnln at dinner this evening nt their homo, 2439
Carpenter street, In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
James It. McCoach, MU3 Anna McCoach and
Miss Catherine McCoach, of Washington, D.
C. Polnsettlas nnd holly will bo attractively
'combined in tho decorations and covers will
bo laid for a dozen.
Mrs. Charles A. LuU, wife of Lieutenant
Lutz, U. S. M. C, will entertain at tea on
Tuesday afternoon, January G, nt her home
In the Glrard estate, to meet Lieutenant Lutz's
sister, Mrs. Frances L. Howe, of Chicago.
About 40 Invitations havo been Issued. Mrs.
James J. Meade and Mrs. R. L. Shepnrd will
presldo at the tea table.
Miss Sue Moore, of 1522 South Broad street,
entertained the members of her "500" club at
o. delightful theatre paity, when her guests
wero MUs Eleanor Hoban, MUs Francei
Brazer, MIsa Agnes McVeigh, Miss Mary
Hookey, Miss Elizabeth Walsh, MUs Mario
McLean, Miss Jrene McCIoskcy, Mis? Helen
Phlllppl, Mrs. John W. Call, Mrs. John A. Call,
Mrs. Hugh C. Moore, Mrs. O. Oscar Brophy,
Mrs. Joseph Murray, Mrs. Slmlott and her
sister, MU3 C. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Hlndle, of 4156 Manayunk
avenue, gave a dinner last night In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Malnwarlng and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry E. Beale. Polnsettlas, holly nnd
Christmas greens were used In the decora
tions. Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Hlndle will en
tertain at dinner and cards nt their home, when
the decorations and favors will again be ap
propriate to the holiday season. Their guests
will bo MIsa Mildred Chantry, MUs Marian
Stout, Miss Ray M. Sumner, MIsa Anna Du
Gan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Dr. G.
Fred Myers, Calvin Hnln, Aleck Allan and
Norman Althouse.
Cards havo been Usued by MUs Marian Har
ris, of 2513 South 20th street, for an at home
next Wednesday from 4 until 6 o'clock In honor
of her guest, Miss Ethel Bates, of Atlantic City.
MUs Harris will be assisted in receiving by
her aunt, Mrs. Howard Kain, and MUs Mabel
Ferguson and MIsa Edith Harris will preside
at tho tea table.
The Misses Haggerty, of 1244 Christian street,
will entertain MUs Loulso Woehr, of Holmes
hurg, over New Year's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fenner are entertaining
Mrs. Henry Allen, of Westileld, N, Y at their
homo In the Glrard Estate, 2318 South 21st street.
Joseph Wnugh has returned to his home, 20th
and rorler streets. In the Glrard Estate, for
the holidays. He Is a student at St. Charles
College, Baltimore.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley C. Muschamp, Jr of
428 North 6th street, will give a reception on
Nejv Year's Day at Mrs. Muschamp's studio,
47 South 7th street, Philadelphia.
The Misses Craft, of 227 South 6th street,
will give a large card party on January 6 at
the Garden Hotel for charity.
ikI fowt la famille
loiifl as she might
So Mamma, with her tfiioru of lost silverware,
Awaits to hear more from the top of the stair.
She hears it all right, and at once becomes wise,
She knows well the Quest beyond all surmise.
From the top of the stair, she therefore calls out;
"1 am sure I know you; yes, there can't be a
doubt."
But the faithful old gardener does grimly ex.
claim j i
"I knew ABU right. There wasn't no game."
Then, he Wnt on to telt, while ilamma stood
aghast.
That she'd said 'twas a burglar and to hold him
fast.
And 'spite orders and pleadings for flee minutes'
time, Jt
He repeated again, "TA f means no crime.''
So the moral is plain, if yoKd stay off the rooks,
Keen your gardener engaged with roses and
pMoj.
Or eke eome sad day there might be a ojxovnt
Of aqjvl "faw jpa,; esari'mt n Qwt.
DEBUTANTES have n good deal to look for
ward to today, for many affairs will be gtvon
to welcome In the new year, nnd It Is qulto
safe to sny that the evening Will surpass those
of previous years. The most Important affair
will bo a largo danco In the Bellovue-Stratford.
to be given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Brlnton
Coxo In honor of their daughter, MUs Ruth
Coxe. This will bo the fourth targe dance given
by tho Coxo family for Miss Coxe, who, being
one of the most popular debutantes this season,
has also been honor guest nt many smaller af
fairs. Tho dance will be held In tho ballroom of tho
Bellovuo-Strntford. The same good tnsto ex
ercised nt most of tho dances this year will bo
shown nt the nffnlr tonight. Tho simple ele
gance of tho ballroom will only bo enhanced by
a few palms and ferns on the stage. Mrs. Coxe
will be assisted In receiving by hor sister, Mrs.
Charles Frnncls Adams, 2d, of Boston.
Mrs1. Coxo will wear an cxqulstto gown of
white broendo, and MUs Coxo will bo gowned In
white tulle.
A number of dinners will bo given beforo tho
dance. Mr. nnd Mrs George W. Chllds Drcxcl,
of Wootton, Bryn Mawr, will entertain In honor
of Miss Margot Scull.
Miss Jcaji C. Bullitt, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mis. Logan M. Bullitt, will be guest of honor
nt a dance to bo given by Commander Edward
F. Lclper and Mrs. Lelpor.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Rcath, of 1523 Pino
street, will entertain In honor of their daughter,
Miss Elsa Rcath, and their guest, Miss Mar
garet D. Bennett, of Boston. .
MIsa Mario Louise Wnnamaker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Wnnamaker, will bo
guc8t of honor at dinner to bo given ly Mr.
nnd Mrs. Alfred G. Clay at their home, 1223
Spruce street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Do Witt Cuylor, of
Edgewood, Havcrfoid, will entertain In honor
of MUs Almco Hutchinson nnd MUs Hope
Truxon Benle.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. White, of 192S North
Park avenue, gave a dinner-dance last night
at the Manufacturer' Club to celebrate their
18th wedding nnnlversary. Pink roses, pink
aweet peas, fcrna and palms wero combined in
the decorations. The hostess woro a gown of
pale blue chiffon velvet with opalescent trim
ming. There wero 300 guests.
The Mercantile Club will give an old-time
welcome to the New Year tonight at tho club
house. The festivities will commenco at 3
o'clock.
MUs Helen M. Pcchln, of 193D West Columbia
avenue, entertained yesterday afternoon at tea
when her guests wero MUs Florence Bycr, MIsa
May Patterson. Miss Helen Pellard, MIsa Marie
Zaum, MIsa Hilda Schoeh, MIsa Mildred Zleper,
MUs Alblna Eberllng, MUs Evelyn Alkcns nnd
MUs Josephine M. Lane.
MUs Helen Carey waa hostess at a "500' card
party yesterday afternoon, at her home, 2S07
Diamond street, when her guests were MIsa
Evelyn Clark, Mls3 Anne McDowell, MUs Mario
James, MIsa Dorothy Wood, Miss Helen Hind
man, Miss Florenco Chambers, MIsa Lucy Can
non. Miss Looralne Barnes, MIsa Emma Green
man, Mrs. George Greenman, MIsa Emma Pass,
MUs Quecnle Hamilton, Miss Florence Bchal
and MIsa Maude Dill.
A dance was given Tuesday night by the mem
bers of the Beta Beta, a literary and social club,
In the Red and Green Rooms of the Hotel Lor
raine. Duting tho Intermission a novelty contest
was held, after which supper was served in tho
Green Room. Tho members of the club and
their guests were MUs Mary Davis, MIsa Belle
Elfman, MIsa Isabel B. Friedman. MUs Ida
Goldman. Miss Hattle Gross, MU3 Rebn Klein.
MUs Lcnora R. Levy. MIsa May Welnblatt. Dr.
I. Tassman, Joseph Spclber, David Yuscm,
Aaron Rosenblum, Samuel Baron, Artie Beahr
man, Samuel Vogel. Joel Korn, Lou Goodman,
Stanley Jacobs, Morris Hochman.
Mrs. Louis Bergdoll entertained her card club
at luncheon and 500 yesterday afternoon at
her home, on Green atreet. Her gucsta Included
MUsEvelyn Guenther, Mrs. Charles Waltworth,
Miss Marie Fioellch, Mrs. William N. Thomas.
Mrs. Albert Ladner, Mrs. William Datz, Jr.,
and Mrs. Hayback.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Stephens, of 1918
North Park avenue, will glvo a dinner, fol
lowed by cards, tonight in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Perry, of East Orange, N. J.
Tea rosea will be combined with ferns In the
very attractive decorations, the color scheme
of which la yellow. Other guests will be Mr.
nnd Mrs. Louis Rutherford, Mr. and Mre.
Chailea E. Delser, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Bookhammer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Collier,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell wftson, Mr. and Mrs,
Howard F. Ferrand and Mr. nnd Mrs. H.
Bmlth.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. William Schenclo, of 201 East Venango
street, entertained at luncheon yesterday. Those
present were Mrs. James Craig, Mrs. Allen
Weller, Mrs. George Waller, Mrs, Welrlch Lord,
Mrs. Blaine Van Horn, Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs.
William Slner, Mrs. Frank Emery, Mrs. Frank
F. Baral, MUs Mildred AVeller and MUs Helen
Van Horn,
Loula Luber waa slveu a surprise party by
hU friends this week. The affair waa given at
the home f hU parents. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
t i.hAr. 1585 North 7th street, on the event of his
return from an extendd trip through the New
Mmrlnnrt States. Those present were MIsa Sadla
wtiahrar. MUs Cella Robinson, MUs Adelaide
Lincoln, MIsa Dorothea Barsh, Miss Helen
Cohen. Miss ueseie 4Uir, juia nuia, .ruegci
man, MIsa Sara Lubr. MUs Mollie Nadler. MU
Rebeoca RelnUoh, MUs Mollie Hadler, Harold
Jacobs, Maurice Senn, SamUel Brewler. Ciisr)ea
Barsh, Conrad Luber. Oeorge Senn. B. Franklin
Goulach, Robert A. Halpern, William J. Rosen.
Duke Upshutt, Benjamin A. Lincoln.
Petar Grow, of 4 Northeast Boulevasd, an
aeu8a tb engagement of Ma daughtec. UU
Anna Fhmiw Gross, and Job Fte Wtt
Uama. Ml Florence UUne. of 3QK Keinuagton ave
nue, will entertain a, house party tram January
I to . Tt gCwta WW ! Him XaWeu Ham
mond, of New York city; MIsa. Adellnn Lnpetlna,"
M. 13. Barry, E. Stutz, of New Hampshire; MUs
Dixie Glrard, from San Francisco, Cat.
Miss ClaraYoung entertained the members
of her sowing circle nt her home, 3127 Wey
mouth street, yesterday. Those present were
MIsa Clara Slcget, MUs Lillian Miller, MUs
Mabel Steetcs, MUs Ella Htovonson, MUs Alice
Kordlns, Mrs. John Brown, MUs Edith Thomas
and Miss Helen Woodmter.
Tho Alamo Country Club will give their an
nual banquet nt Nolan's Drawing; Rooms to
morrow night.
MUs Ida B. Powell, of 1126 Marlborough
street, entertained at "600" yesterday, followed
by a luncheon Among the guests wero Mrs.
William McElwee nnd Mrs. John Junk, of New
York; Mrs. Harry Eddy, of Clarksbora; Mr.
John E. Johnston. Mrs. -Henry Kind, Miss Sara
Haines, Miss Annie M. Gcorgeson, MIsa Helena
Grahnm, Miss Josephino Richards, Miss Mary
Casey, Miss Sue Russell, MUs Anne M. Haslett,
Miss Carrlo Campbell, MUs Nellie Styzs, Mrs.
Howard Page nnd Mrs. Clarence E. Robson.
TIOGA
Mis. Walter Edward Devlin, ono of Tloga'a
most popular hostesses, will glvo a masquerade
party tomorrow night nt her home, 3527 North
16th street. The docoratlona will be appro
priate to tho Yuletldo season. Her gueeta will
be Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Munder, Lawrence
Munder, Miss Rosalie Koons, Mr. and Mra.
Charles Munder, Jr., MUs Dorothy Munder,
Howard Munder, Mr. and Mra. David Gelkler,
David Gelkler, Jr.j Charles Munder Gelkler,
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Mongel, Dr. and Mrs.
William Harmar Good, Dr. nnd Mrs. Nelson
M. Brinkerhoff, Dr. nnd Mrs. Albert L. Roat,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr. and Mra. Her
cules Relnhart, Mr. and Mrs Edward, LInder,
Miss Mnrlo Baher, William Lindner, Miss
Violet Wilkinson, Doctor Schwartz, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. Burrwood Daly, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
O'Connell, Dr. and Mrs. George Pfromm, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Harry Burke, Mra. Emma Dauphlnee,
Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold. MIsa Esther Ncely.
Miss Anna Carlln, Dr. John J. "Wiley, Dr
George M. Dannekcr, William J, Sweeney and
Charles William Boger,
Mrs. Samuel Gross, of 3748 North 17th street,
is entertaining her alster, Mrs. L. Kallsh, of
New York.
FRANKFORD
Mra. William Warren will be hostess at a
danco this" ovenlng at her home In honor of
Miss Elizabeth E. Wright, of Dallas. Tex. The
entire house will be decorated with small cedar
trees, natural polnsettlas and boxwood. The
guests will number 35. MUs- Wright will be
honor guest at a tea Saturday afternoon at
the Bellovue-Stratford.
Mrs. William Carrell. of Rhawn street, will
ontertatn nt cards and dancing this evening
In honor of MIsa Mary McDonnell, of Atlantic
City. The guests will Include Mr. and Mrs.
James Kent, Mr. and Mrs. William Sllverwood.
MU3 Bertha Sykes, Miss Elizabeth Wood, Msa
Caroline BasWeld, Miss Kathryne S. Shoner,
MUs Martha G. Filbert, Fred Wright, Harry
R. Field, Walter S. Mann, William IC Lovctt,
John Filbert and John M. Williams.
CHESTER AND VICINITY
Albert Lindsay, of West 3d street. Is enter
taining George Oakca, of Philadelphia.
MUs Gertrude Smith; of Reaney street. Is vis
iting relatives at Brandywlne Summit, Pa.
Edward Roche has returned to his home pn
West 6th street after a week's vlrlt to relative
at Glbbstown, N. J.
AMUSEMENTS
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MOTION PICTURES OF
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BEGINNING MONDAY, JAN. 4
Afts, 1 to B, 10 and ISc. Evtr, T to 11, 10. 13. 2So
A Stupendous Production of
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Twice Dallv Afternoon. 2:30 Evenlnts, 8:30
Preceded by Keystone Comedy Pictures
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