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THURSDAY
May 20, 1915
SCENES, PERSONS AND THINGS ,OF NOTE IN THE DAFS NEWS OF -A WORLD'S DOINGS
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Photo by Philadelphia Commercial Photo Co,
THE ROTARIANS HAVE A GOOD TIME ON THE BANKS OF THE DELAWARE
These members of the Rotary Club had it May 18 on' their annual outing. The sylvan background
is at the Mohican club house, Ruber's Roost, on the Delaware.
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LEADER IN KENSINGTON
Robert McCurdy, Sr., doesn't like to bo photographed, but in Kensing
ton he is well known for many other characteristics. One is his
.-unfailing interest in the welfare of Greater Kensington. Another is
for his management of one of the largest department stores in the
Northeast.
PHILADELPHIA'S MONTESSORI SCHOOL IN SESSION
Mrs. Anna Windle Paist, the teacher, in tho background, studied the method in Rome. The
majority of mothers, she believes, were not cut out to train their own children. Madam
Montesson, tho founder of the system, arrived in the United States recently and is now in
San Francisco, wjiero she will expound the principles of her theory of education at the
Exposition.
Photn ry BoitonNf Co
Supplied by Medem Photo SfrrtM.
FIANCEE OF MORGAN'S GRANDSON
And daughter of F. C. Converse, of Boston, composer. She is Louis
Converse, soon to marry J. S. Morgan, third in descent from
the great "J. P."
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THE OTHER SIDE OF VERA CRUZ
Jfiia Utxicnnt, too, jivs memoriea of the American occupation of Vara Cruz. Here
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FUNERAL OF AMERICAN OFFICER IN TURKEY Pt t-x I1B, E,n1'
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