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TS 'RjCIAL AND OTHER THEMES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IT, 1931 ni'i Today in Society You Mr. James Cheston, fourth son of Mrs. Radcliffc Chrston. of Chestnut Hill, at four o'clock, In St. Thomas' Church.

Whitemarsh. A rrception at "DHimfleltl" will follow the ceremony. Benefit Bull at Bellevue-Stratford. Mask and Vi Cluh Dinner-Dance at, the Lilacs Mr, and Mrs. Beauveau Borie, 3d, of Chestnut Hill.

liestrrtown Marriage Licenses Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison, of Bryn Mawr. Dinner Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Furness Jayne, of Wallingford. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stokes, of St. Davids.

Dinner Miss Josephine E. Jones. Know Dinner Dr. and Mrs. D.

Stewart Polk, of "Glynwydd." Dinner Miss Elisabeth Lee Mc-Clenahan, of the Warwick. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Far-ker Robinson, of St. Davids.

Buffet Supper- Dr. and Mrs. Henry Dlllard, of 234 South Twentieth st reet. cott. Mrs.

J. Earl Wagner and other members of the board. Those who will pour tea will include Mrs. Thomas I. Crane, Mrs.

George Fritz Chandler, the Miuquesa Ferrante dl Ruflano, Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts, Miss M. R. ITarkness and Mrs. Clinton Rogers Woodruff.

Mrs. Logan M. Bullitt, of Chestnut Hill, has been spending a short time nt the Weylin in New York. A party ha ing supper together tomorrow evening at the Little Season Dance at the Warwick will Include Mr. and Mrs.

John K. Acuff, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Hoyt, Mr.

and Joseph GaTney, of Princeton; AND Jt rR. mac-. v. jof Overbrook. tn honor of Miss Su- John Buffet Luncheon and Bridge Mrs.

san Underhlll Taylor and Mr. Clinton Hancock Miller, of German- Learned, I Vl MASTER win i give a nouse warming on Saturday after-toon June 13, at "Robin Hill." their ww in the English Village, Ptrafford, which thry will occupy on April 28. fu-i ml tit 1 (ilKS'lTII AM lnjr: ltlTl r. If. irll'XtnlMm.

I 1i fol tu .1 hfn lM K. Til i i'S, I'iiiP ill. (In lins, of Media, will entertain at a dinner tomorrow evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Broughall Pepler, who are the guests of Mrs.

Pepler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mclntire, in Moylan, Rose Valley, and Dr. and Mrs.

Theodore Senscman, of Chelsea, N. J. and Mrs. Robeson Lea Perot, of Germnntown, will be at home tomorrow afternoon and on Saturday, April 25, from four until six o'clock. No cards have been issued.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgcnthal, of 2201 Chestnut street, will entertain at a dinner before the Benefit Ball this evening. The guests will include Mr. and Mrs.

Burton Holmes and Mr. Ivor Novello. Miss Augusta W. Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Custis Harrison, of, "Chuckswood," Villanova, will return today from a short stay at the Orange County Hunt Club in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Catlin, of St. Davids, will entertain at a dinner in honor of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Catlin, before the dance which Mr.

and Mrs. Cyrus W. Trux-all and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

Riley will give at the Merion Cricket Club tomorrow evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Stuil, of Chester, will entertain at a dinner- Dinner Miss Alice du Tont, of i Wilmington. Dinner and Theatre Party Mr and! Mrs.

Arthur Morton, or 1015 Clin- ton street, In honor of Miss Ann West Jenks. Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Learning Montgomery, of san," Villanova. Dinner Dr.

and Mrs. J. Colton Deal, of 3911 Locust street, in honor town, in honor of Ml.ss Charlotte Langdon. Dinner Mr. and Mrs.

L. Caspar Wister, of Wynnewood. Dinner and Theatre Party -Judge and Mrs. Edwin O. Lewis, of Over-brook, in honor of MisS Eleanor Lord Lewis.

Theatre Party and Supper-Mr. and Mrs. T. Maxwell Meryweather, of "Ardale Chestnut Hill, In honor of Miss Mary Lennig and Miss Phoebe Dunn. Mr.

and Mrs. Francis C. Trimble, Cresheim Valley road and Emlen chestnut Hill, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a Francis C. Trimble, on April 15. Prior to her marriage Mrs.

Trimble ws Miss Margery Lee, daughter the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lee, this city. Among those who will attend the bridge and shower which Mrs. Hornet T.

Greenwood, of Moores-ioot N. will give on Tuesday af Miss Patricia Vauclain, Miss Jean Heckscher, Mr. William Robinson and Mr. T. Hollingsworth Andrews, 3d.

JANE ADDAMS HONORED Awarded M. Carey Thomas $5000 Prize for Eminent Achievement The M. Carry Thomas prize, of $M00, in recognition of an eminent achievement by an American woman, was awarded to Miss Jane Addams, head of Hull House, Chicago, it was announced at Bryn Mawr College of Miss Frances Remington Deal. Bridge and Shower-Mr. and Dinner Miss Louise S.

Hi'pburn, of Mrs. Benjamin Z. Strawbrldge. of 2300 Pine street, in honor of Miss Harriett J. McLelster and Lieutenant Charles B.

Shepard, Jr. "Orchard Lea," Villanova, In honor of Miss Mary Douglas Wcntz. Dinner Miss Barbara Gerhard, of "Glenvue," in honor of Ml.ss Eleanor Newhall and Mr. W. Morgan Churchman, Jr.

Dinner Mr. and Mrs. William A. Randall, of Haverford. Dinner-Miss Agnes Yarnall, of "Crum Creek Farm," Devon.

I' ternoon, April 21, In honor of her sister, Miss Sydney Violet Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson, of Oak Lane, will be Mrs. rjnrad Berens, of New York; Mrs.

Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux, of "Portledge," Log Cabin Party Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emlen Newbold, of "Lac-rock Farm," Chestnut.

Hill, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Churchman and Mr. and Mrs.

George J. chapel yesterday by Marion Edwards Park, president of the college. This is the second time that the prire has been awarded since it was created in 1922 to M. Carey Thomas, Snuff up nosej also melt in hot water and inhale vapors. VapoRub Gordon S.

Hargraves, Mrs. van Court Carwithen, Mrs. H. K. Mul-(nrd, Mrs.

Joseph P. Henderson, Mrs. Leon Herman, Mrs. S. Emlen Honre this evening at, the Snrlnc-! Dinner Thf Raron nnd Baroness; Cooke.

Rndolpho do of Devon. Wedding Miss Hejsie Lewis gtokes, Mrs. Edward S. Miller, Mrs. Dinner-Miss Mary C.

Wister, of (touchier of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Long House," Bryn Mawr. Cooke, of "Dnwesneld," Ambler. to; of Bryn Mawr College, when she reached the brc of retirement, following a tenure as president from 1WM to An elaborate presentation ceremony will be held in Good-hurt Hall.

at. the college, on Saturday. Clement B. Webster, Mrs. Carl 'Thompson, Mrs, Francis W.

D'Olier, Photo flu HOLLANDER AND FELPMAM Mrs. T. Dudley Perkins, Mrs. Allen Jnowden and Miss Judith Jennings. haven Country Club, in honor of their daughter, Miss Mildred Weth-erill Stull.

There will be sixty guests. Among those receiving at the Tournament of Games on Monday, April 20, at the Bellevue-Stratford, will be Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mrs. George H. Lorlmer, Mrs.

George A. Dunning, Mrs. J. Bertram Llppin- The engagement of Miss Wilson to Why risk Rancid Oil in May 2, at. 3 P.

M. The members of the prize committee are Miss Cecilia Braux, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Calt. iMiss Rosamond Gilder, Mrs. C.

iTownsend Lndington, Miss M. Carey Thomas, Mrs. Tlumias Raeburn White and Mrs. Edmund Beecher Wilson. MISS ELIZABETH P.

COLAHAN Miss Colahan, whose marriage to Mr. William M. Phillips will take place on Wednesday, May 27, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C.

Colahan, of "Green Chestnut Hill. Mr. Francis Thlbault Boyd, of Newi York, has been announced. Those who will attend the dinner nd later a party at the Little Sea-m Dance at the Warwick which terbrook Farm," the estate of Mrs. J.

Stale Coffee? Dr. and H. Maxwell Langdon, jot "Maxwelton," Haverford, will give D'YOU HEAR THAT NOISE?" morrow evening in honor of Missi presita Dalley, daughter of Mrs. F.j iiianoi uaiiey, oi fiavenora, win oe, There's no danger of Rancid Oil in Chase Sanborn's. It's Guaranteed Fresh! I Miss Charlotte Langdon, Miss Bea-irice H.

Payne, Miss Elizabeth Bin-ry Blorcn, Miss Elizabeth B. Sidney, ''r PVirdp T-TanKpll Mr Fritt'nrri Strange sounds at midnight reach, for your telephone! Help is always within easy railing distance. Packard Laird, at Berwyn. Mrs, A. Stewart Porter, of Rose Valley, accompanied by her daughters, Miss Maureen Porter and Miss Elise Porter, and her son, John Porter, will sail on April 25 on the Baltic for England.

They will later go to Ireland for a six months' stay. Lady Butler, of Cambridge, England, is en route to this country for a visit witli her mother, Mrs. J. Levering, Jones, at "Five Acres," her country home at Greenwich, N. J.

Accompanying Lady Butler is her brother, Mr. Donald T. Levering Jones, who has spent six months traveling in Europe and Africa. Dr. and Mrs.

Caspar Wistar Miller p'iener, 3d, Mr. Henry Hittlesea, Mr. HERE'S pood news for coffee lovers Science has made an amazinc new dis- Riillam Murphy, Mr. Gibson Mcll- be Introduced at a tea which her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Phillips Landreth, of "Pine Grove," Bristol, will give at the House of the Colonial Darrfes on Friday, November 20. Those who will attend the dinner and bridge which Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maddock, of Wallingford, will give on Saturday evening, May 2, will include Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Earl Chandlce, Mr. and Mrs. John Seaman Albert, Mr. and Mrs.

James Watts Mercur, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend Colmore Cox and the Baron and Baroness Orazio Nicola Saltto, The June Fete bridge will be held at "Lynnewood Lodge," the home of Mrs. Peter A. B.

Widener, 2d, of Elkins Park, on Tuesday afternoon, May 19. The proceeds will go to the Abington Memorial Hospital, the beneficiary of the annual June Fete, which will take place at "Cross-wicks," on Saturday, June 6. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison Col Jtain, Mr.

Harley McDevitt, of Prince-Ion, and Mr, John Laimbeer, of Ling Island. IK i 1 1 a Dr, and Mrs. Fielding Oris Lewis Dr, Lewis' daughter, Miss Mary iith Lewis, who have been occupy-sg their town house, 259 South Sev-nteenth street, will move next 5 i 1 3 tin 1 9 ,1 i I .4" 'Iff1 (' 1. ft' 1 i I) rednpsrinv in "Kpnninr covcry about coffee It now says that rancid oil found only hi stale cojfet is directly responsible for indigestion, headaches, sleeplessness i the very troubles you haVe always blamed on coffee itself. When coffee is fresh, there is no trace of this dangerous rancid oil! Fresh coffee is a wholesome, mild stimulant, provided by nature to help us enjoy life.

And here's the way to be sure of fresh coffee. Insist on Chase Sanborn's it's guaranteed fresh. Rushed to your grocer, straight from our roasters every can dated the day he receives it. You can't possibly buy a can more than ten days old. Look for the date.

It's your absolute pro tection against the menace of rancid oil. jell country place at Media, where 1 liKV will snrnri the snrinir nnrl and their daughter, Miss Virginia Preston Miller, of "Solcote," Walling-ford, will sail on May 9 for England, where they will remain for some time. Miss Louise Swain Landreth will TELEPHONE bier. Mr. and Mrs.

Beauveau Borie, 3d, tt Chestnut Hill, will entertain at a wier-dance at the Lilacs this eve- Mrs. F. Howard Warfield, of Cyn- You'll ever Know How HUMAN Fid, formerly of Boston, announces eneagement of her daughter, ss Julia Rogers Warfield, to Mr. Guaranteed Fresh! Look for the francis Cushing Norris, son of A Motion Picture Can Be Until You See "SKIPPY" it. and Mrs.

Francis Cushing Norris, i- Wynnewood. Miss Warfield, who date on every can Is the daughter of the late Mr. F. toward Warfield, is a sister of Mr. I Howard Warfield, of this city.

BE SURR th rnltoo you drink la freK then you'll r. Norris is a brother of Mr. Henry know you're aale from the ilan- I- Norris, Mr. William Norris and ftera ol mucltl oil la Hale tuflitl Copyright. 10 II.

by Standaio nranna Ioc Paul Norris. Mrs. herbert L. Clark has returned "Hardwicke," her place at Bryn iw, after a short visit In Washing" Chase Sanborn's Coffee- to I JACKIE 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Gardner Cassatt, of Pfwyn, will entertain at a supper Saturday, Mav A. fnllnwlnu the '7 skippy Hunt Club Races at "Ches- jf i 7 IS TABOO OH THE AIR! Ulr Tffi "i -wriliittiai JiJk, -4 V'rn" i ir ma, iim' 'i- if PADIO people AV can't afford to "I should dissmii-oH if i start right now to yi while oo the iir c- 1 jrVr vV'' fi I "i iph. PERCY coog an Wosr Zl 1 3 Jtclii Coofin'i very own lid brother ii 3F 'v; 'r I jf Ni A Paramount fuU-lcttfth, alU IX II talking, super-picture based on REBUILD vu oirertor and ays. And' roar Maurr-1, "'ntraito will, thfi lumbia Broad- nd.ron tag System, declares, "Many of us II the new strength that comes with taking S.S.S particularly is this IMPORTANT in the spring, after colds, flu and sickness I f- ii cy uuiriy on the quirk relief Pertussin gives." Broadcasting studios use Pertussin because it re- Ml- 3 ly and clears the air passages. Doctors if mKteb LANY are weakened by the enidemici of I II JJ the lovable, laughable character Si created by Percy Crosby with S.S S.

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