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ANNUAL YACHT RACER av
AT CAPE MAY
fc Corinthian Yacht Club Will Attranf i?fi,B k i
I t',e Coaat-Homc of Ml,. jSaX- 'voXo S"
K rAtt ATAV A.. II
r-tttn nw nnrl nttrnrtlvA frtt-lnfhla.
i( X Vncht Club la particularly active t'.ili
WeeK, us there will be the annual Yacht
Club race today. The proRram Is as fol
lows Sailboat race at 9.30 n. m boats
fc from the Atlantic City. Ocean City ami
Corinthian Yacht Clubs competing
Anionft those who will enter this race
are Frank du Pont, with his crulssr
Ponce, and Henry C. Dlmond, with Hen
rietta James V. Fan ell, of the Ocean
City Yacht Club, with his Niblick, will
tall over for the occasion. William 8.
Vare's Bittersweet and Frederic A.
r Nathan's Fame will be entered.
. . ,AiM n'nlnA,. llllt'nl.Af.n .ltl t.A ...-,
in the charming: dining room.
At 1 o'clock there will be a harbor race
for open boats, and nn nqtiaplano race; at
i o'clock, ladles' championship of South
jeftey, Lastly there will be a harbor
race for speed boats at 4 o'clock, mid from
jhfn on the clubhouse will be a scene of
glet'. Dinners there will be In plenty.
The Coxc Hall cup raco Under the di
rection of tho Corinthian Yacht Club, of
Cape Mai'. ,a scheduled for today. Tho
entries promise to include every seagoing
cruiser in South Jersey.
A pirty of men from West Chester who
will arrive In time for the festivities will
be Mr. Klngsloy Montgomery, Mr. D.
InvinR Trainer, Mr. Albert n. Granger,
Mr. Samuel D. Clyde, Mr. William Man
. waring, Mr. Richard Mlnshnll. Others
who will be guests of tho club will be
Mr. Edward C. Dale, of Philadelphia;
Mr. Italph Collins, of Sew York; Mr.
Samuel Klrkpatrlck and Mr. J. Harold
Wlckershom Mr. William D. Lamdln,
of the Baltimore Yacht Club, Is' here und
will attend tho race. Sir. George H. Hays,
of the Ksslngton Yacht Club, with his La
Vie, will arrive lociay.
Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson and Mrs. R.
Walter Starr entertained tho members of
the Cottage Bridge Club at Mrs. Pear
ton's home on Thursday afternoon. There
'.ere 21 guestB present, all of whom nre
representative of tho exclusive cottnge
colony. Among tho members are Mrs,
Samue1 illspham, Mrs. William Drayton
Grarde, Sirs. Luther Ogden, Mrs. Walter
Cox, Sirs. Sklpwith Cannell, Sirs. Henry
B. Patton. Sirs. George Sargeant, Sirs.
Richard C Sleeker, Sits. G. G. Hood,
Mrs. Langdon Lea and Sirs. George Boyd.
The Red SHU dancing contests have
lost none of their charm for the younger
set. On Wcdnesdny night there were also
ijj a number of tho young married couples
present, sir. ana airs. Henry B. Patton
gave a welsh rarebit party at their cot
tage aftor the dancing to which the fol
lowlne bovs and Bills were invited: SIlss
lr Anne Steele, of New York; SIlss Alva
Sergeant, SIlss Dorothy Frirk, SIlss Cath
erine Cooper Cnssard. Sir. Richard Bul
litt, Sir. Sdmuel Bispham, Sir. Nathaniel
Davis, Sir. Willlnm Chunn, Sir. Edward
Cassard and Sir. Parker SIcComas.
SIlss Mary Kay entertained Informally
at tho Yacht .Club on .Wednesday eve
ning. The affair was ; dance, co which
about 00 members of tre younger set
were Invited.
Sailing, crabbing and ilshlng parties
are the order of tho day, and among
the most persistent nro Sir. and Sirs.
Henry A. Gardner, who entertained n
fishing party on Wednesday. Seven
guests Hied the R. J. Crcsswcll, with 8.
Lewis Smith as captain.
A swimming Darts-, off the dock at the
Hrtacht Club one day this week, included
i Strobe). Jr., SIlss Jane P. Maule, SIlss
tilzaDetn woycl and SIlss Alice SIcCnbc.
SIlss Anna E. Knight, who Is one of
t Capo Slay'u stnndbys, sails her Iolanthe
anally m tho harbor.
The first mixed foursomo of the season
, was played at tho coif club on Wednos.
"'Jay. SIlss Eugenia Van Sant and Sir. G.
.' Y. Moorehead, Jr., were the wlnnets.
'. Others noticed on the course were Mrs.
wiiuam siorice, Sirs. Howard B. Pep
per, Sirs. L. A. Davis, Sir. L. A. Davis,
Mr, J, H Fassltt and Sir. r. Freeman.
Commodore C. Howard Schcrmerhorn,
of the Ocean City Yacht Club, has ar
rived for the race today.
Atlantic city. Aug. it. a saio of
useful and fancy articles and home-made
dellwcles will be held Saturday after
noon on the porch of Sirs. McArthur's
residence, 6301 Ocean avenue. Ventnor,
ffom 2 until 6 o'clock. The nroceeils are
'.to be used to aid students preparing for
foreign medical mission work.
air, and Sirs, Harry Parsons have as
their guests at their Chelsea cottage, 21
Elbtrson avenue, Sir, and Sirs. George
Davis and SIlss Davis, who motored down
jrom Moorestown, N. J.
Sirs. W S. Proctor, of Great Neck, L.
J., entertained a party of friends at the
dance at the Brlehtnn fnslnn Thnrntljiv
., afternoon.
jir. and Sirs. Charles Burkard, of Phil
adelphia, aro spending the weok-end with
Mrs. Burkard'a parents, Mr. and Mra.
George Walton, at the Hotel Chalfonte.
Mrs. Thomas B, Williams entertained
her bridge club at her home, 32 South
Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Glfford Scott entortalned at bridge
yesterday at her home on South Penn
jylvania avenue, in honor of Sirs. Joseph
flottcl, of Trenton. The Invited guests
wcluded: Mrs, Ralph P. Harcourt, SIlss
wona Zum, Sirs. Feidlnand stadlcr. Sirs.
Howard Edwards, Sirs. Arthur Ewens,
MIPS Helena Scull, Sirs. William Banks,
. Frederick Beck, Sliss Phylls Burk
?' Mm Mary Sweeney, Sirs. James
MC Brie?. Miss JIarguerlte Brady, SIlss
S"n Hlgbce. Miss Helen SIaupayt
" .nomas a. Williams, Mrs, unanea
Burkard, Sirs, Smith E. Johnson, Sirs.
unerine Scott and Sirs. Mry Swing-
mmer
liss Virginia Durham was the guest
nonor at a shower and card party,
en by Miss Slarle Eckateln at her
tage on Victoria avenue. SIlss Dur-
m' engagement to Mr. John Imlay
I been announced. Th w-drtlnr will
'fobably take place in the early au-
mm.
jWlLDWOOD. 4uk. H.-North WUdwood
Py
w oemg organized very successruny
Saturday. Autmat 21 Th ladles of
Angelsea Baptist Church are busy
lectins cakes. The sale will take place
" lawn at 18th and Pennsylvania ave
w under a large tent which Mr. Henry
ottens will provide. All the proceeds
thlS CAVA BaU U.III nn in (htt VAflh
"' Home for Puor Children at 13th and
"aware avenue. ThU week there are
1 vhlldi-en
theatre party was given last evenlnsr
ft. J u"ts of the Howl Dayton at
'" s ineatre.
"a F B Prenthun, at East MM. av-
's now attending the Ocean city
mr sihool for tiwehert,
delightful Mo party ws given last
lUlZ by thfi CUfiUta at tho Arllntrtan
"Ul. -t,....-.
gM
has launched hla ne
low
boat at Ot-
i-anai
r- J F Preathun. Bast Sth ava
Kit last nuk far Blulr. Nah. whore
visiting btr daughter. Mj V. C.
Bva. ana will sauui th balance of
w, winer
Mr
and Mr H Gallagher Jnt the
nt t talr cottas on VVVt tilh
uWt
7fv '-p 4ui4mond and fawttr. uf
W'WJ. nive ojtewttl tnU fcniow
TO BE INTERESTING
Ty uuwoog-Avalon Affairs
aL1."!:,0.1 De'aware avenues for the bal
ai'ce of the ,,mm.;
"ncnVhfsUson ,,,lt0n for the brt"
Inn. vlslt' B'Vlnst at Bishop's
, Sirs. .Frances Nizhni. ....,.. ,
nut avenuS at h'r coUage 01 Cnt-
lto'hiJ. Au,?'. "--Saturday, the Slat.
;t0S .";.' ,a- h?M. Silver cup.
South" ,ZJlTn """' wJuiuu,
-.Jit"j'.erscy 'nrme. lo for tho inrff.
cupi
f
raw ?ul Srn'Jf a'Ul th" bcst cowi7.i
Iti Bl?rvm.h7 i'..bp, '" thfi lolght of
3trawridc party a
n frolic noon thSi C..mc cnrlj- wl" navo
to the nnw L! M.bathlnB beach ndjacrnt
will be " bov bnSf' .n"d H l nlht tl,ero
ball om L. .,nn.tc I" the Kra,11
Lo'undtrange'sDaviJrH1'"1 p'ay"
Along the Main Linn
OVEn.imoOK.-Slr nn'l Mfa 'nhn it
Kr;U',,K"-'-''i!"
Mr. and Sirs. Crnlg, of 5920 Drcxel road
55S s;rvmp3Wic' T"
NARBERTH.-Frlends of Dr. E L
,,1"?"' ,of m Woodside avenue, wlil be
Klml to know that ho Is 1 mildly recov-
onnV 'V," ,ccp,,t operation t the
Orthopaedic IIospllul. and will soon be
nblo to return home.
iri;, n.',,d, Mrs;, John c- Ho;me. Sliss
Helen Holme. Sir .Inhn n tri.J. ,
wndworodTrr'csat8 ,c nre al0 "
iwT'' "AwI..-Mr. and Sirs. John W.
1 carco, of Sler on an,l Mnni,nm..,. ...
nues, have gone to.Cnpo Slay, where they
nre stopping at the Hotel Cape Slay.
Slss Catharine W. Slorris, of Gulf road
anel Ithan avenue, has returned from the
x'ocono Slountnlns. where she has been
spending several weeks.
Sir. Brcnton T. Wallace, who with his
family E spending the summer at 217
,oburtsroa1' wM1 ntertnln the members
S.1,111 .'. Brothcrliood of Andrew and
Phinp of tlic Tenth Presbyterian Church
or lith and Spruco (streets, Philadelphia,
on a camping partj over the week-end, at
Woodlenve Farm. Bryn Slawr.
His guests will includo: Sir. James Gra
ham, Sir. Slaicus Gllmore, Sir. Joseph
Lalforty, Sir. Emerson SIcKlnney, Sir.
Ludw g ZUr Xledon. Sir. William Reed.
Sir. Lail Palcy. Mr. Harry Gilbert, Sir.
"V:r G',bcrt' Jlr- Albert Xlxon. Mr.
Allllam Kennedy, Sir. Aloyalus Smith,
.ui. uonn rtasn and fllr. Andrew Cochran.
Along the Reading
Sir. and Sirs. Harry Slaybln Halt, who
have been visiting Sir. Hart's mother,
Mrs. Horry C. Halt, nt her country resi
dence, Llynwod, Ambler, pa., have
ic.i 101- i;ape May, n. j., where they will
remain for several weeks. Sir. and Slro
Spencer K. Slulford, of Ogontz, Pa., have
also left for Capo Slay, tf. j,, and will be
there for several weeks.
Mrs. Frederick Scblulch, accompanied
by her son. Sir. Frederick Schlalch, Jr.,
has left for Atlantic City, N. J., where
she will remain for several weeks.
Mr. and Sirs. Charles E, Schwartz und
Mr. -Kessler Schwattz, of Jenkintown,
have left by motor' for Rainbow Camp,
near Eagle's Slere, Pa., for a visit of
seveial weeks.
Sir. and Sirs. Walter Ewlng, of Oak
Lnne. Pa., have as thoir guest Miss Ida
Wood, of Hartford, Conn. Next week Sir.
and Sirs. Ewlng will leave for Chebeaguu
Island, Casco Bay, Nova Scotia, whers
they will remain till the first part of
ncpierooer.
Sir. Frederick Slahan, of Willow Grove,
and Sir. James Fisher, also of Willow
Grove, Pa., have returned home after a
visit of several weeks at Lake Hopat
cong, N. J.
Dr. and Sirs. J. Russell Blblghaus, of
Ulcnslde, Pa., have returned home from
tho shore, where Doctor Blblghaus went
to recuperate from his recent serious Ill
ness, from which he has fully reebvered,
ered,
Dr. and Mrs. Byron M. Peters, of York
toad, Jenkintown, Pa., have returned
homo after a visit of several weeks at
Ocean City, N. J.
Sir. and Sirs. James R. Homer, of
Ashbourne, Pa., who have been spending
tho .summer at their cottage at Stone
Harbor, N. J., will leave this week for
California, where they will visit the San
Francleco and San Diego Expositions;
also stopping at Yellowstone Park and
the Grand Canyon of Arizona and many
other points of Interest.
Sir, and Mrs. Charles Deal, of Llsmore
avenue, Olensld, will entertain a party
of friends over the week-end at their cot.
tage at WUdwood. Among their guests
will be Sir- and Mrs. William Hannah,
Sliss Helen Dunn Clapp, Sliss Josephine
Hlnkel, Sliss Beatrice R Walker, Mr,
Joseph Lawlor, Mr. Frank Slunday, Sir.
Thomas Yearsley and Mr, Ross Town
send. A party from Ogontj, including Mr. and
Mrs Albert Fields, Sir. and Sirs. Harry
Bullitt and Mr- and SIra. Franklin
Bruce, will motor to Atlantic City to re.
main until Sunday.
North Philadelphia
Sliss Anna Garrlty. KXH Indiana avenue,
will leave shortly for tho Pc-cono Sloun.
tains, where she will remain for some
time.
Dr. and Mrs. h. Y. Graham, of 1708
Sarins Girden . '1 Pend'nB the
summer at Oie Colenwn House, Asbury
Paik N. J. Xlr. awl Sirs. Graham will re.
turn iarly In Septber-
Notiees for the BotUtr PJf jru'be
pted and '! he Krentor
IcdKr, but U iuch uoticrs mint be
written 00 one tide ol PP"t
S". .lfad ' 'uU-,""U 'J4' ad'
arii. and whm poHl telephone
uembtr "' '' . ,
Sad U uco tommwlsulwos to
-tM Kdl'0'-' E"dB I-lfr,
6M CtlMinut tret,
ink th tnukiBt errld
Ml w that wiaat mm FmmU.
EVENING PTO(JBH-PftIirAI)BLPHIA SATTTBUAT. 'ATJQTTflT
Who will be remembered as iMiss Pauline J. Pressman before her marriage in June. Dr. and Mrs Stein
field have just returned from their wedding trip and will be nt homo after September 1, 4641 'North
13th street, Logan.
West Philadelphia
Situs Slargnret SIcFurland and Sliss
Sarah SIuFarland, of 1730 South SSth
street, will spend three weeks at Honey
brook, Pa., as tho guestB of SIlss Kath
erlne Grow.
The Rev. James 11. Dunham and Sirs.
Dunham, of Hamilton Court, accom
panied by their son, are at Deer Isle, Me.,
for tho late summer.
Sir. John Thomas Donnelly, SM North
44th street; Sir. James J. Burke, Lan
caster avenuo and Aspen street, and Sir.
Daniel Powers, 6514 Thompson street,
have Just returned from a two months'
trip to Garden Bay, L. I., and Newport,
R. I.
Sirs. John H. Nulton and her children,
SIlss Virginia and John, Jr.,; Sirs. Harry
Flounders and Sir. Christian Sterling, of 8
South 36th street, will remain In Chelsea,
N. J., until the middle of September.
Sir. and Sirs. Jacob Singer, Slles Slil
dred Singer nnd SIIsb Enid Singer, who
are spending the summer at Lake Placid,
will reopen their town house, 3S09 Locust
street, In September.
Sir. and Sirs. James F. Slagce, Jr., and
their daughter, Silas Peggy Slagee, who
are at Beach Haven, will reopen their
apartment at Hamilton Court In Sep
tember. Sirs. Edwnrd Charles Zellner and Miss
Beatrice Banks Zellner have returned
from Ocean City. N. J., to their home,
0102 Springfield avenue.
Sir. and Sirs. Frank Fitler, of 6033
nr..w street, left today for a two weeks'
visit to Sirs. Fltler's sister. Sliss Jlargaret
Sullivan, of 29 West German street, Lan
ca.iter, Pa.
South Philadelphia
SIlss Kathryn Filend, 1113 Porter street,
will leave today for a month's trip to
Norfolk, Va., as the guest of Miss Ruth
Partridge. "
Mr. Godfrey AV. Harper and family,
of 717 South J9th street, are spending two
weks motoring along the Jersey coast,
starting at Cape Slay and finishing at
New York.
Sir. James Qulnn. of !lst and Wharton
streets, was among the week-end vialtora
at Atlantic City last week.
MUs Elizabeth Sillier, of 21st and
Wharton streets, Is spending her vaca
tion at Riverside, N. J.
nr. t n Tirown. cf 1933 Sllftlln street,
will leave for Atlantic City today with
her little daugmer, jvninrrii i,
where they will remain for the rest of
tho season.
Sirs Clarence Relnholt, 2313 Greenwich
street, and her children, John, James,
GeorKC and Blanche, are spending a few
weekf at Cardiff. N, J with Mr. Rein
holt'ssUter. Sirs. Nellie C. Taggart.
Mr. and Sirs. John J, McGrath. Miss
Llllla SlcGrath and John J. SIcGrath, Jr
m South Bucknell street, left Saturday
for a week at Atlantic City,
Mrs Mary E. Sweeney, of 1W South
Bucknell street, left Saturday for a week
at Atlantic City. Mrs.. Sweeney before
ti.I. ,;.. vear ago was MUs Mary
Kinsey Fuller, daughter of Sir. and Sirs.
Bdrnund J. runer
Tioga
Mr and Mrs. O. T McSIaster and Mrs.
Grace JS Bavldge, of 3319 North Sd
street, are spending the month of Au
Bust at the Whltemarsh Valley Country
Club. On Tuwday Mrs. Savldge enter
tained at lunsheon at the club, when
her Kuesta Insluded Mr. Samuel P. Ken
worthy, Mrs. Edgar Stafford, Mra. Clyde
Leaver, Mra. William Spink, MM. C. C
tr,i,ii,.raan. Mra. Frank Kenworthy, Mrs.
William Bddleman. Jr.. Sirs. Frederick
Stott. of Roxboreugh: Mrs. Thomas Ken- I
worthy, of LlRWln Drive; Mrs. O. T
JUUuter. of Tlega. and Mra. P s ,
Brauclier. ol Reading. Pa.
Mrs. Arthur Harwoed und MUs Doro
thy Marwuud, of St North Percy irt.
and Mis UtmfiU ArwliHi are tour- (
ins ' SrkWrw dwtaif h mouth cf I
August.
V-Vv,
MRS. edward'steinpield-
Lansdowne
Sliss Ruth and Sliss Slarlou Hausman,
of Penn Boulevard, returned today from
a week's vacation at Capo Slay.
Sir. Percy
Apartments,
Ocean City.
Hodson, of
Is spending
tho Mansion
the week at
Sir. William J. Davis nnd daughter will
leave next week for a 10-day motor trip
to Beach Haven.
SIlss Gertrude Beste, who has oeen vis
iting Sirs. William F. Slaltmon on South
Lansdowne uvenue, left today for her
home In Wilmington, Del.
KEITH'S Joseph E. Howard -and Slabcl
SIcCane, In new songs and chatter; Joo
Jackson, pantomlmlst. Jack Corcoran
and Tom Dlnglo. tho dancers of "Hello,
Broadway!"; .John and Slae Burke, of
fering "A Ragtime Soldier"; Fisher and
Green, In "Tho Partners"; the Clown
Seal; Robert Emmet Kenne, "Tho Amer
ican Englishman"; Pearl and Irene
8r.ns, in "Twelve Stlnutes Out of a
Fashion Book"; Bolger Brothers, ban
JolatB, and Hcarst-Sellg News Weekly.
NIXON'S GRAND Tho Five SullyB In
"Thn Information Bureau"; Young and
Moore, blackface comedians, In "The
Porter and the Bellboy"; the Monte
Trio, musicians; Sir. and Sirs. Harry
Thorne nnd Company In "An Uptown
Flat"; Blssct and Scott, dancers; tho
Aerial Bartletts, and Fun Foto Films.
CROSS KEYS Flist hnlf of week. "The
Midnight Cabaret"; a scenic production;
Cnrmen'a Sllnstrels; Jormon and Walker,
entertainers; Billy Barlow, the "nut
comedian," and the Jules Levy Family,
Instrumentalists. Second half of week:
"A Day in Camp"; Crawford and Brod
erlck: Whitney's Dolls, little "operatic
wonders"; Farley and Butler, In a sing
ing and talking skit, and Wood's
Musical Trio.
WOODSIDE PARK-La Reine-Hamll and
Company, In demonstration of electric
ity; the Creighton Sisters, three singing
and dancing misses; Jerome and Carson,
in singing, dancing nnd acrobatic spe
cialties; Kashlma, "tho somewhat dif
ferent Juggler"; Saonn, "wizard of the
make-up box,',' and Jimmy Laughlin.
COMING
AUGUST 23,
KEITH'S Tom Lewis & to. in "Brother
Fans"; "Mysterla," a European illusion;
Grace Fisher. "The Sunshine Girl";
Wlllard Slmms and Company. In "Flln-
der's Furnished Flat"; Ameta, mirror
I
JOE JACKSON
At Keith's nest week.
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Photo by Jones-Yardman Studio.
Delaware County
Sirs. Harry Slerccr is thc guest of Mrs.
Mary Meredith at her cottage at Ocean
City.
Sir. irvln Qrlnn, of Burmont avenue,
Garrettford, liau returned from a week
camping at Urandvwlno Springs.
SIIpi Anno V. SlclCnltf, of Sledla, Is en
tertaining Sliss Isabel Haney, ot Boston,
Slass.
Sirs, Jchn B. Fleming, of 403 Ridley ave
nue, Ridley Park. Is spending soveral
weeks in Salisbury, Sid.
will spend two weexs nt Bridgeport, Pa.
Sir. Charles Qulnn, of Clifton Heights,
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
dances, Charlie Olcott, singer; the Sley
nkos, Japanese vocalists; La France
and Bruce, In blackface comedy; Adonis,
In "Tho Act Beautiful," and others.
AUGUST 30.
KEITH'S Stella Stayhew and Blllle Tay
lor, Harry Sloore, Mazle King and
Brooks, Lydla Barry, Brooks and Ad
well, Chauncey Slonroo and Company
and Loynl'a Dogs and others.
Lyman Howe Pictures Coming
This year Lyman Howe calls his
motion pictures of events and places all
over the world a "Travel Festival." It
will reach the Garrlck August 3, giving
dally matinees as usual. This year's
batch of flliris will show exclusively
American subjects, though one of the
I eels will take the audiences to a depen
dency of tho United States to see the
war rites of the head-hunters of the Phil
ippines. The main portion of the pro
gram will be made up of pictures of the
United States navy and Its sailors. In
addition there will bo films showing the
making of the National cash register.
Knickerbocker Theatre Opening
The Knickerbocker Theatre, Market
street, near 40th, will open Its season on
the night of Labor Day, Monday, Sep
tember if, ns the home of the Knicker
bocker Players, a new and competent
stock company organized by Georgo Bar
bler to produce the best modern dramas
and comedies under the management of
William W. Sillier.
As an earnest of the quality of the
plays under the now reglmo Manager
Sillier announces as the opening attrac
tion "Diplomacy," In the revamped and
modernized version used by William
Gillette, Stnrlo Doro and Blanche Bates,
The names of the members of the new
company will be announced next week.
Shubert Openings in September
In less than a month the theatrical sea
eon of 1919-16 will be In full swing, Al
ready the Shuberta announce the opening
dates and attractions at the Lyric and
Adelphi. "Princess Pat," a new musical
play, opens the Lyric's season Labor Day,
September I. This production comes di
rect from Its premiere In Atlantic City
the preceding week. The Adelphi Thea
tre also opens Labor Day, September 8,
with a return engagement of "A Pair of
Sixes."
Here are some f the plays booked to
appear at the Lyrlo Theatre the coming
nixon's GRAND
IIHOAD ST. AN MONTGOMERY AVE,
I'rfd. Ci. Slnon.Nlrdllnser, Urn. Mgr.
NEXT MEEK
A FAMILY OF FUSMAKBRS
THE FIVE SULLYS
A Iaugh Riot. The Information Huniu1'
YOUNG and MOORE
' THE MONTE TRIO
tUrry Thorae & Co. I Blwtt & ScoU
Aerial BartietU I Fun Foto Films
Dally 3 13
EYtnmn. T 9
3000 Seats &$&
30q
Trocadero l0. Horienla
PANCINO
WAiiNBR DANCINO SCHOOL. 1138 N Broad
M,v7 ?PriVate USOnS DU
Itfe l&totg ft V a4 Attains CUy
SchoUrtSS Ever T&. Ev
ariwi Dae W ft gat Ss.
U. 1915.
PHILADELPHIA FOLK WILL
ATTEND 'WEDDING IN NEWPORT
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams Andrews, of J
Jioston, to Become the Bride of Mr. Morgan
Belmont Other Weddings
TUB most interesting wedding of tho
liny will bo that of Sliss Slargaret
Frances Andrewr, daughter of Sir. and
Sirs. Paul Adams Andrews, nnd Sir. Mor
gan Belmont, Ths ceremony will take
Place nt 3 o'clock in Hockey Hall, the
Newport home of the bride's parents.
The bride, who will be given In marrlago
by her father, will wear nn exquisite
gown of white satin covered with sca!
loped edged flounces nnd finished with
duchesse lace. The bodice Will be of
simple design of tho tulle and lace. She
will carry n shower bououet of orchids
and lilies of tho valley.
Tim hrlrlaamnt.la ,i.t.n Ima)i.j. I.
Cousin, Miss Ethel Huhn. Stlsn Dorolhei
Watts, Silas Hannah llnndolph and Sliss
Rhoda Fullam, will bo gowned In orchid
colored sntln covered with tulle of the
eamo shade and edged with silver. Girdles
of French blue tullo nnd hats of the same
shade finished with French (lowers will
complcto their costumes. They will carry
arm bouquets ot purplo orchids tied with
bluo ribbon. Sir. Belmont will have for
best man, IiIb brother, Sir. llnyntond Bel
mont, and the ushers will Include Sir.
August Belmont. Jr., Sir. C. Oliver Isclln,
Jr. Sir. Addison L. Bliss, Sir. Lewis
Sluyvesant Chnrlcs, Jr., Sir. Samuel C.
Hopkins, Sir. Edwin D. Slorgan, Jr., Sir.
II. Cory Slorgan. Sir. Charles P. Curtis,
Jr, Sir. George L. Asplnwnll and Sir.
William II. Chatllcld.
A reception will follow tho ceremony,
after which the young couple will icavo
for their wedding trip.
TOSILINSON-GILL1NGHASI
The marriage of SIlss Louise Eleanor
Dillingham, daughter of Sir. and Sirs.
Frank H. Gllllngham. of Spencer street,
Oak Lane, to Sir. Joseph L. Tomllnson,
of 1724 Venango street, Tlogn, was boI
emnlzed Thursday evening, In the House
of Prayer, the Episcopal chapel at Branch
town, nt 7 o'clock. The Rev. 11. a. G.
Vincent otllclated. Tho bride, who was
given in marrlago by her father, was
Unattended nnd wnrn n trnvniit,,, .....
of navy blue. Following tho ceremony
ui muuii omy mo mcniDcrs of the Im
mediate families wcro picsent Sir. und
Sirs. Tomllnson left for a wedding Jour-
Frankford
Sirs. Louis Thorman, of Cottago street,
Tacony, Is spending a month nt Pater
son. N. J., visiting relatives. Sir. and
Sirs. Elmer Holmes nnd family, of Ta
cony, nro occupying their cottugo nt At
lantic City.
Silas Slorlo Knndbcrg, of Comly Btrect,
Wisslnomlng, Is on nn extended visit
through the West. She will stay with
her nunt In Chicago for nn Indefinite
time before going to Wisconsin, her home
Stute
Sirs. Joseph Fulleiton, of Holmcsburg,
will be tho hostess Wednesday evening at
a euchre given in St. Domlnick's School
Halt for the benefit of tho school fund.
Sirs. James Conner will net as hostess
August 25.
Sliss Dorothy Starkey and Miss Lena
Starkey, of 1613 Bridge street, have ro
lurned from their vacations, SIlss Doro
thy hnvlng spent her's at Pcnllyn, N. J.,
while Sliss Lena spent two weeks at As
bury Park.
Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Aspln, Sir. and
Sirs. Albert Kirk, of Arrott street, nnd
S1K and Sirs. Walter Flske, of Penn
street, will motor to Atlantic City over
this week-end and remain ns the guests
of Sir.' and Sirs. Thomas Aspln, at their
cottage in Chelsea.
FOR THE COMING WEEK
season: Septomber 27, "The Lilac Do
mino"; October 11, "Hands Up" with
Maurice and Florence Walton, to bo fol
lowed by "Trilby" with an all-star cast;
"The Passing Bhow of 1915," "Experience"
the morality play which had a successful
run in New York last season; "Maid in
America," tho big Winter Garden show
that has pleased Chicago audiences all
thin summer, "Tho Blue Paradise," a
new musical play' that has Just opened at
the Casino Theatre In Now York; "All
Over Town," another musical piece from
Chicago with Joseph Santley; Harry Lau
der, "Androcles and tho Lion," by Ber
nard 8haw; "At Last Alone," a new op
eretta, by Lehar, and William A. Brady's
production of "Life," the big melodrama
produced at the Slanhattan Opera Houso
last season.
The Adelphi Theatre during the coming
THEATKE CHESTNUT
NEXT WEEK
HERE IT IS! THE BIG SUMMER COMEDY SHOW!
THE rOPULAIl COMPOSEH AND THE DAINTY COMEDIENNE
JOSEPH E. HOWARD & MABEL McCANE.
Preientlng a Mecllty of Original 8ony llll and Chttrful Chatter
THE PEEBI.ES3 rERPETIlATOn OK PANTOMIME
JOE JACKSON
"TUB EUROPEAN VAOABOND" AND Hlfl NONDESCRIPT WHEELS
CORCORAN and DINGLE
THE PANCINO FEATURE OF OEOROE M COHAN'S "HELLO BROADWAY"
JOHN and MAE BURKE
IN THEIR DROLL MUSICAL NOVELTY. "A RAOTIMB SOLDIER-
FISHER and GREEN
TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO AMERICA IN THE COMEDY. "THE PARTNERS"
PEARL&IRENESANS
THE CLOWN'sEAL
1 Miows Dally Slat larea, I o'clock, S3o and BOc, Nllit, 8 o'clork. 23r to H.00.
Sat Alwraya a Wrtk in Ailvunrt lltll, Fllhut 331)5 1 Keyatone. Unco 1181)
WHEN IN NEW YORK CITY
B. F, Keith's Palace Theatre AKSSSVIt
THE WOHLD'H UUKATEST MfSIC HALL. OfEN ALL BCMMBK
I VAUDEVILLE I
DAILY MATINEE
TWICE NIOHTLY. 7:18 Biti
Ail Week Beginning ,oa. Mat., Aiif. 16
PITROr r MYh-ntttiK
THREE CIIEIOHTON SISTERS
JEHOUK CAIIbON
KA8HIMA SMONA
Tuesday Children's Day
AM18BMBOT8 FHKfc yilOll :0 IN
TH. i TO CHItUHEN I'NUEK 14 S.
Thws- NIfht Amateur Contest
IS.W CABH 1-HIZKS
Friday Night Firework 8:iS
j Frc SmUy CmsU -tm
tf
?(Si"r?rd unn Ihclr return will liv at
- uuinac street, i.ogan.
KROtJSE-CH'ADWICK
,Ji ver',nutt wcdalng will take piacs
I? ?h 5l i ? clock ,vhln M" rnnl nth.
in5-hftllch ?'" beoie the bride of M.
Albert aroff Krmite. The ceremony will
tako place n Christ Church Chapel, lth
;a. "I" "- th ntv Jnm n i
Nlsbett offlelaltng. On their return irort
n.wedd,nit ,t,n Mr Mrs Ktduae
wllfllve with the bride's parents. Mr and
Sirs. Thomas L. Chadwlck, of IZ Pit,
water street.
DERR-ALBfROER.
The mnrringrj of MUs Estell Alburger
-.H,r' "llllAm DIJ',,, Dttr "f Et
Willow Grovo avenue, Chestnut Hill, was
uc i,Mt:ii uus morning in tho First
Presbyterian Church, 'Chestnut 1(111. at
nlo i) clock. The hrlde. who Is a nlee
of Sir nnd Sirs. J. H. Alman. Of 7$U
uermantown avenue, with whom she
made her home, was given In marriage,
by her uncle. Her only attendant wn
her v-uuslii. Sirs. Joseph C Hlgglne. who
Wns matron of honor, and Mr Earle H.
Alman, anothrr cousin, nclcd as best
man. Owing to Illness in tho brldexroom'l
family the wedding was extremely qdlet.
SElQER-SIILLEn.
The wedding of SIlss Slarlon Cornell
Miller, daughter of Sir. nnd Sir James
Lindsay Stllfcr, of 68t7 Onago nvenue, to
Sir. Leonard J. Selger will take place oh
.Monday evening nt 7 o'clock at tho homo
of the bride's parent!. The Rev, Joseph
I'. Slorris, minister in charge of tho
Prlnco of Pence Chapel, will officiate.
Thc bride, who will bo given In mar
rlago by hrr father, will be gowned' In
Ivory-white crepe de chine, mad6 with
a short full aftlrt and trimmed wjth
duchexsu lnco, nnd will carry a bouquet
of white aveet peas and bride's roses.
Rho win wear no veil. The" Inatd Of
honor. Sliss Frances Elliott Miller, a sis
ter of tho bride, will wear a frock df
pain pink crcpo do chlno and will carry
Pink rosebuds. Sir. James Lindsay Sill
ier, Jr., will act ns best man. A recep
tion to tho Immediate families find a
fow Intlmatu friends will follow the cer
num. after which Sir, nnd Sirs. Selger
will leave for n wedding trip. They will
live nt 113 North 52d "street upon their
return.
Chester
Sir. T. Wobdward Trainer and family,
of 20th nnd Chestnut strcots, have re
turned home, after spending part 'of th
summer at their cottage nt Cape Stay,
N. J. t
Sirs. Elizabeth Lull Cochrane, of Ches
ter, left yesterday for Boston, St,aSs.,
where she will visit her son. Ensign
Edwnrd Lull Cochrane, of the U, 8. 3,
Rhode Island, which Is now lying at the
-Boston NaVy Yardj
Sirs. Frederic Preston, of 510 East
Broad street, Is in Ellzabethtown, N. 1..
foi tho month of August, where she Is
being entertained by Sir. nnd Mrs.
George L. Cutler, also of Chester, who
aro summering there-
Sir. nnd Sirs. Frnnk L. Donaldson, of
4th and SIndlson streets, hnvo returned
homo from a visit to Atlantic City nnd
Ocean City. N. J.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Kind. Btontnn TurK, Courllnnd on!
18th Btrctti, 8 n'clock. Free.
MillHdelphltt Hand. City Hall pitta, S o'clock.
Fr.
Falrmount Psrli Dand, Belmont Mansion, 8
o clock. Frt.
Suffrage Events Today J
EtiUAI. fllANCHIBR SOCIETY
S:M p. m Open-sir meetlna on City Hall
plnia. Speaker, Ml is Anna McCue.
1 season will have many Interesting attrac-,,
tlons. "A Pair of Sixes" will be followed
by "Nobody Home," a musical cenledy
now in Its fifth month at Slaxlne Elliott'
Thoatrc. "A Full House," which, accord
ing tq Hole and other authorities, beats
"A Pair of Sixes"; "Sinners," "A Pair
of Silk Stockings," "The New Henrietta "
with nn all-star cast Including W H.
Crane, Thomas Ross, Slaclyn ArbUcli!,
Amelia Bingham and Mabel Taliaferro.
Then Louis Slann in "The Bubble"; Wal
ker Whiteside, In '"The Ragged Sesaen
ger'j William Hodge In "The Road to
Happiness"; Grace Geor.ie, In a new
play; Taylor Holmes, in "Sir. Slyd'a Slys
tery," and the Chicago musical comedy,
"A Slodcrn Eve." The London Hnymnr
ket Compay will be seen In "Qulnneys."
Several other plays now In course of prep
aration win be announced later.
AND TWELFTH STS.
nOBERT EMMET KEANE
BOLGER BROS.
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