ATLANTIC CITY FOLK ATTEND
PANGJD AT CHELSEA YACHT CLUB
r, nd Mrs. George Shisler, of This City, Entertain.
Unusual Baseball Game in Cape May Wild
wood and Ocean City Personals
ATLANTIC CITT, Aug. 21.
. ... ims. nitonai! HiitSLEn.
it iipn
f Philadelphia, who are spending
... . ttlr beautiful cottase. 28
'emmer m ... - -
r,nc, Ventnor, gave a ds,nco Inst
. ... -v.1..a Vapht fllllh. whleh
KfjU ,t tnO V.lioi"
CT i.itv .Uenrated for the occasion
nag Himi.'y
kL wicker bosket, and pink nsters and
BJ ... of gladioluses, ine oroaa
jus were nunc wun iimniMii-:r..i
Ifrt, forming a tovciy uuihii .i
: to fencer.
AnM WHO cnjujoi . nu .nis
1". . i....l.mv mar Mr. nfiil Vm
ntn. Mr and Mrs. Albert Baits.
W Mrs. Frank A. Bedford, Mr and
Hcnaru j.ciinw. . .
nrr Mr. and Mrs. John M Bradley,
Mr. Thomas A. nurrows, Mr
UfS. IX. J - viJ: ' vvijsi
iwrberg. Mrs. J uiiocrc uonanue,
,' IS ' ", t.ll UTi. am,. itr
as: wra. m .-..i ..., ..... .......
Mm 8 Frailer. Mlsa Mary Gummey,
BrinXle Oummey. Mr. and Mrn. Clay
5Lcr Mr. and Mrs. James Holllhan,
rtfl W rrf 2. ...... -"
Harry It Mumpiirey", m.m ....
aa Kay. " "" " v.
u. and Mrs. T. a Kramer, Mr.
Mrs Ferdinand Loeb, Mr. and Mrs.
2 uxtt.mM. Mr. Regis MoNamee,
TZa Mrs. John McQuale. Dr. and Mrs.
j,. xc- nr1 Mra. Mahlon W. Now
Mr and Mn. M. J O'Moara, Dr. nnd
frtderlCK O. t-a.rn, mi. aim v.io.
Parsons, wr. unu .i. u.h
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kogcrs, Mr.
em Mrs. Tnomas o. ," ".
C Frederick a Rollman. Mr,, and Mrs.
t-;.':!. . c.l Mrr Alhnrt Ran.
. . f n -. .. rtk n n 1 1
.. j n... fhmn.a T? Rlmmnnt.
i m sir, anu who ..... . 1
isVand Mrs. William W. Smith. Con.
simimn " alrB '"" " . "
...1,-1. o TVhlta Hfiv nnTJ Mn
Mr. JWTOi v " '"i" " . VtV
Wolfe, iur. anu wino
Mr. and Mrs. David McCoach. Mr.
Mrs. Frank Stockley, Mr, tnd Mrs.
i W. Shisler, JUubo una wra. yiuihi
; Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs, rrann isiock-
HJss Mary yarriRan, jura. j.'runit
nor, Mrs. wesiay sieao, jvmss wina
Mrs. Mary A. Shisler, Mr. and
Daniel J. Galllhan, Mr. end Mrs.
IssH-fS Shepparu, Mr. ana Jira. iiarry
2d. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Illloy, Mr.
I Jfrs. uiaywu ouim j. .uuuw
nfiPR, MAY, AUff. 21. On Monday
r)D0uy lurneu uui w bkh ma wwn
tame oeiween me inou anu h''b,
proceeds to be used, to buy a pul-
r, wnicn is uruaiiy ncQucu kiuiih
oart of the coast. Tho line-up was
I Mows: Boys William Freeman, Hal-
rtt Kay, Ixvmoroiie, Trimwo, uunn.
thesd, Syne, W. K. Freeman, uai-
tftr and Patter. Girls Alice McCabo,
:m Harris, Eleanor Carpenter, Mlxs
.Kptell. Lucy Grey, Miss Tcawon, Miss
Jbpef, Mies Welsh and Miss Wilson.
Al Mirm thn frnma rrtnlrl tinf milfA
piro with that of the Thlllles or tlio
Met, but It was amuslns and, after
M, Uiai is uuuut an sgciuiy uskb in mu
iywati,ir time. Noticed on the bleachers
Imn Mrs. I!. Spencer Miller, 3d, Miss
iftl Worth, Miss Eleanor Hopkins.
LXh, Conant, of St. Louis, Mo.;, Miss
r-lWrothr Ptnsmore. Miss Lindsay Sattor
i W4. MlM Ethel Shields, Miss Marsaret
XcCttMls Dorothy Frtck- and Miss
,VlUfi Mitchell.
An Mtwtive feature of tho Corinthian
' kTkt Club Is tho Informal danclnc
UXca place every afternoon on
Wdcious porch of the clubhouse from
! j o'clock. Tea may be obtained
the cafe just around the corner of
ndo.
fJohn Dorsey, of Baltimore, has
Instrumental In arranging a men's
M tennis tournament which will
Place this week-end A sliver cud
ilttn clven by a member of the
Un Yncht Club, where the tourney
Ukn place. Amongr the entries are:
Henry Tatton, Mr. Charles Gillette,
Charles S. Spcncc, Mr. Brooke Ed-
Mr. Edward Edwards, Mr. Donald
rats, Mr J. Montrell, Mr. Neville
r, Mr. B. Ewinc. Mr. D. Jllllvor. Mr.
lei Latrobo, Mr. GeorRe Qillette, Mr.
freeman. Mr. Hamuol carpenter,
Trimble Mr. Harvey Sayen. "Mr,
y Brinck. Mr. John Dorsev. Mr. W.
Xln. Mr, W, K, Freeman. Mr., G.
uooowin, Mr. w. J. Freeman.
W May seems to have bocn a mesnet
rfcent brides and Brooms In Plum
)la' most exclusive society, as Mr.
fMMre. Oliver E. Wllllts Bpent several
n berir lately. Mrs. Wllllts before her
larrlae In the sprint was Miss Mar
Fitter. Another newly married
fie who are recent visitors In Cape
' we Mr. and Mrn, Dorr E. Newton.
( ocwiuu WUO juiaa ilii; jvruriuu uc
I nr marrtaee several weoKa aeo.
third bride and sroom to arrive were
and Mrs. C Randall Fennlnston,
romantic courtship terminated in
frrlRe in June. Mrs. rennlnuton was
Marie Dallett.
1 a recent dancing contest at the Red
i the sliver run which was nresented
'Mrs. J. B. Hopkins was won by Miss
nli Harris and Mr. Edward Cae-
'. Frederick Roy entertained at dinner
Monday evening In honor of Mr,
me eawara ana Mr. wawara jbq
of Philadelphia. The euests were
Lelta Harlan. Miss Robecca White.
the Misses Bonsai.
. and Mrs. Russell Waner. of Phlla-
1. entertained, at dinner before the
r weekly dsneo at the Corinthian
t Club last evening.
ftnner was Blvert recently by Mr.
rs, John A, Hlckey when the guests
iq Mies BeyuttQ Paul, Mr. nam
and Mr. Charles Randolph,
those who .enjoy cottane life In
ry uig jut. anu jnn. jianuuifii
s of nryn Mawr, They, with tneir
it""i " n unusually atiiavvirs vv
Jp Howard street,
&m '.7nry M. Justl entertalnsd at
n on Wednesday, at her cottsse.
the o-uests were Mrs. Walter D.
re, Mrs. Joseph Cannon, Mrs, R.
Starr, Mrs, Judge Malsbcrarer, of
Iphla, Is tier for several days.
WLDWOOD. Auir. .-Mr. John Lamon
Srny Phlladlphla, enteruinoa
i Mlowln Buests at their cottage, on
m avenue, wildwood wrest, me
fk Mils Mary Lamon and Miss
ts. jane Jiacxes ana miss oitua
,M4 Mrs. Samuel B. Joslln enter-
si tneir cotttRe, Jlth and Central
M, this week, Mr. and Mrs. O, J.
' Mt. Airy.
. 0 and Mr. W, C. Kloman and
". t New York, hava snsnt the Dast
! U u( j, Down oottngs, on West
b Foster, who has spent a
t vacation at Bishop's Inn, left
m neui In niBiu..t.ii tj t
V&nVU rAnnl..n 1. aI.... mi
I ,.,-. Willltr JtiltVIVI4 II,
1 ntol4 Inn fw at rw day,
LK CITV. AUI M ?hnl. Is. ,
vUtsf this attitntlrtn it vmsirinv wijama
l the Ocean CHy Yacht Club, tho
HL. T"T- wf,.ll VWVi,ii.llV Pt.ll HUB
Ly irt s courts today. A number of
"""' from Philadelphia, Atlantic
fettle ,M.W "nt!!?5 JS.H
tk li.i .' "" v un litvj', viui
. Hue In Snulh .TriBAAu 1tr ninr
S fiesen iiu,,. k AHid .ifitoj.A 4m
Uors will b lvin . the vacht
Monday aysMlng,
"' tbe blr Quanta .1 lb. ....... 4n
bildren to Ul, w.,entatlQn Of
tlttri nf nAaAU All..,, u.u... -..
.A"VU.t IT, by Hdna'wroa Wi MS
EVENING
of v.!' SJM her? ,i"''r th 'Erection
hear.l. i ,Wr.00,..f rhlladelphta, Re
aSSSr " '.n,lcat0.that will bo a unique
ba"lVh'.JlH,8, "'"' aovnor Brum
ceftnUtBhvf.,?or,nheerSee.Cre,atJr' WM nmonft "
hllarttiphla, are hero for a week's stay.
Chamh. J;.LTffrty nnd Mr- William
conTon ?!, L.08a.n' v,BUor nerc. "ve
Gone on a trip to Lake Mohonk.
Mrs Frank G. Zimmerman is recover
Sh om ."? "PJ1110" for nppendlcills.
heron f.taen ,r0m her eummor Mn
Mn.n?, i w utty" BB0 t0 the Atlantic City
forrned! " th operatlon w Pr-
B5?iar',Sl!lliam " C08tcr' of Thlladel.
which th. ft BnV0 fln nernoon tea. at
M7nh?'rtn' MlBS Nannle "rown.
mln whn ,Con,Noy' Mrs. John Brenne-
Ur ,MM,r8-AU8Usi.U8.H- Ab,e- Mrs. Bax
ter. Mrs. Harry C. Krelder, Mrs. Albert
Owhrlc, Ml.. Nellie Tces. mVs E H. Ma-
rnlffe Mr'." T.Iarry Whlte' Ml" Lclla
Cpmn "' H?ty ScoU' Mss Stella
Anan?W?lsht.G1'bert Wrlsht and MlM
Along the Main Line
Townsend, of Overbrook, Pa., have left
JILH? Loke' ,N- J" wr; tSey will
romixln for several ecks.
Miss Helen Cecilia Harford, of 816
Wynnewood road, Is spending a few
weeks as the guest of her sister, who Is
spending the summer at The Manor,
Wildwood, N. J.
ARDMOUEMrs. Rutherford W. Jen
nings, of 123 Cricket avenue, has gone to
tho mountains for a short stay.
Mrs. James McCrea and her grandson.
Mr.. Richard H. Hawkins, Jr., of Bally
heathcr, have gone to Homestead, Hot
Springs, Vu for the rest of tho summer.
HAVERFORD.-Mrs. Lewis Llllie. ac
companied by her daughter, Miss J. Lllllc.
of Haverford. Pa., have left for East
Gloucester. Mass, whore they will remain
till the 1st of September.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Meade Smith, of Hav
orforcl. Pa., have left for an extended
trip through Canada, expecting to bo
away three a four weeks, and will mako
several vlsltk.
Miss EIlzaBeth Stafford, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stafford, of
Haverford, Ta., will leave next week for
a visit of several weeks as the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. Wild Hamm.ll, at her resi
dence at South Hampton, L, I.
Mr. Maxwell Blssel, of Haverford. Pa.,
will leave next week for Fishers Island,
whrro he will spend several weeks of his
vacation.
BRYN MAWR.-Mlea Eleanor Rush
ton, of Lancaster avenue, who has been
spending a month visiting at Avolon,
East Orange and Buck Hill Falls, will re
turn to her home today.
Mrs. Richard P. McNeely, of Fishers
road, Is spending several weeks at York,
Pa.
Mrs. C. W. Karsner and her grandson,
Mr, C. Karsner, of 1S South Broad
Btreet, will epend the remainder of the
summer on Gulph road.
ST. DAVIDS.-Mrs. Charles Stanley
Harvey, of Lancaster avenue, has gone
to spend a month in Milton, Mass. Later
sho will be Joined by Mr. Harvey, who
una sun id mo ranama exposition.
Mrs. Robert Wilson, of Aberdeon ave
nue, has returned home from Nantucket.
R.
Mr. and Mrs, Morritt Taylor and family
have returned to their home on Waynu
avenue after soendlnc a few wkn at
Atlantic City,
WAYNnMIss Eugenia Brown has
been entertaining Miss Dorothy Park, of
King of Prussia road, at her cottage In
Ocean City. T
Miss Kathorlne Bard left this week to
Join her family In the Pocono Moun
tains after spending a couple of weeks
with her grandmother on Runnymede
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Wood and family
have returned from Lake Mohawk, N. Y..
to their home on LouelloVavenue,
RADNOR.-Mlss Alice Hearne Is visit
ing Miss Blaine at Jaffrey, N, H.
The people of Radnor township ore
very much interested In preparing for the
"Harvest Home," to be given on the es
tate of Mrs. Charles W. Walton. St
Davids. It Is to be held In the early
part of October for the benefit of the
Neighborhood League.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. Lynford Riddle and Mlii Marlamno
Blddla, of Lanorale, Stenton avenue, have
left for Northeast Harbor, Me,, where
thoy will remain for several weeks.
Mr. Stanley Woodward, of Krlshelm,
Chestnut Hill, Pa has left for Poland
Springs, Me., where he will be the guest
of I Edward Wlndslow Toylor, Jr., for
several days, at the Poland Spring House.
Germ an town
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence M. Clark, of
Cedron, Indian Queen lane, who nro
spending the summer at their residence
at Manchester, Vt., will have as their
guest for several weeks Mies Mildred
Uolph, of Portland, Ore,
Mrs, John M. Fries, of (133 Wayne ave
nue, and Mrs, Henry C. Riley, of 23$
Harvey street, have left for Spring Lake,
N. J where they will spend several
weeks at the New Monmouth Hotel,
Mrs. Parah Fern, of Rlttenhouse and
McCrllJin streets, accompanied by Mrs,
Thomas Birch, will leave on Monday for
n two weeks' stay In Wildwood.
Dr, W. B. Fettsrman. pf 7M7 German
town avenue, l spending some time In
Bay Head. N, J.
Miss Margaret C. P, Keyser. of US
West Rlttenhoute street, Ii spending sev
eral weeks In Virginia,
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0, Bonssll, of
East Greenwood avenue, returned today
from a month's vacation t Ooean City.
Dr. Dials C. JUnnlngton. of Greenwood
avenue, Is spending his vacation In Nova
Bootia,
Mr. George Lewis, North Lamdowne
avenue, Is enjoying R trip to Portland,
P.
' Mr. and Mn, Carrol tt Llpnlncott, of
HlUdaU road, are spending Auguit at
Belmsr, N, J( ,
Dr. W, T. Magulre. of North ans.
down avenue, Is wending hie vacation t
Asbury.
Netle for Me a,cl!r MM wW be
accented aad rVnt4 hi the
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mMt bs kwa la tvH. "K Ml a.
4rM, ana when pewrfWe Wkt
nuinbrr w"t be fire.
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LEPQER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST
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MRS. ELIZABETH DOBSON ALTEMUS
Who, with her children, Miss Mary E. Altemus nnd Mr. James D.
AHemus, is spending several weeks at Virginia Hot Springs.
West Philadelphia
Mr William T. Burns, of 39th and
Spruce streets, has gone to Holyoke,
Mass., to remain until September 15.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Worrell an
nounce the betrothal of their daughter,
Miss Madclelno Rogers Worrell, to Mr.
William Louis Tyler.
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER FOR
OARRICK Lyman Howe's Travel Pic
tures, Tho first vweek will show the
Amcrlcnn Navy; native life in tho Phil
ippines, with a gllmpso of head-hunters'
rites, and tho plant of the National
Cash Register Company.
KEITH'S Tom Lewis and company in
"Brother Fane;" "Mystcrla," a Euro
pean Illusion; Greco Flshor, "The Sun
shine Girl;" VVIUard Slmms and Com
pany, In 'Fllndor's Furnished Flat;"
Ameta, mirror (lances; Charlie Olcott,
singer; tho Moyakos". Jopanese vocalists;
La Franca and Bruco, In blackface com
edy; Adonis, in "The Act Beautiful,"
and the Hoarat.SeJlg Weekly.
NIXON'S QRAND "TUo Earl and the
Girl," a tabloid production, headed by
Victor Kahn; Warren and Conley, In
"At tho Seashore; Booth and Leander,
bicyclists; Ward and Howell; Carl Stat
7r and Company, In "His New Job;"
Turclly. harmonica expert, and Fun
Foto Films.
OA9jVO-e-"The Roaey Tosey Olrls." In
Peter 8. Clnrk's production of "The Re
demption Club) or, She Sin Again,"
Opening the Casino for the new season.
COMING
AUOVST 30 ' ,
KEITH'S Stella Mayhew and Mill. Tay
lor, In nw songs and comedy chatter;
Ma.iie King and Tyler Brooks, present
lug a series of dances; Harry Moore,
London newspaper poster manipulator;
Lydia Rnfry. singer of songs) Paul
Qulnn and Joseph Mitchell. In "The
Phoney Bluff Gold Minos" Mons. and
Mme, "Alf" Loyal's trained doge!
Chauncy Monroe nnd Compuny, In "A
Business Propoiali" Bronte and Aid
well. In "A Boardwalk Flirtation," and
Love and Wilbur.
Daniels Comes to Judgment
Official Washington rocently attended a
special exhibition of the Lyman II, Howe
"Our Navy in 1915" moving picture spec
tacle, whloh will be presented at thoGar
rlok Theatre twloe, dally, commencing
Monday, Augunt M Membora of Presl.
dent Wilson's Cabinet, admirals of the
navy, captains of the dreadnaughta which
appear In the Howe reproduction, high
officials of the I'nlted Ht&tes army and
many of the officer of other Govern
ment depurlment crowded Washington's
leading playhouse to view the first com
plete moving plotur. record of Uncle
Sam's fighting forces at sea.
Ho.oalled "special performances" are
not unusual Incidents during a season In
Washington, Many of them are Indif
ferently attended The site and charac
LYMAN H, HOWE
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Roxborough
Miss Mildred Holt, of Wlssahtckon, la
tho guest of her brother, Dr. Edward Z.
Holt, of Atlantic City.
A block party for the benefit of St.
Timothy's Hospital will be held at Cres
son and Harvey streets this afternoon
and evening.
tor of the morning exhibition of the Howe
navy spectacle U realised In the follow
Ing letter received by Mr. Howe from the
Secretary of the Navy:
.. . February J3i 1015.
Mr. Lyman II. Howe, Wilkes-ltnrr,. t'a.
My dear Mr. Howe Ono of the moat deltfht
rul hours I have epent In all my llfo n tn
hour I spent yesterday morning witae-alng
your plcturu of th. United States navy of
101.1. In common with the large audience
pr,nt, I was srratly plea,d with the splen
did representation which you make of the
navy.
, Tha picture, have movement and action and
Ilia. They llluetrate nearly every phase ot
naval activity, Pome of tha acenea were thrill
infi all were effective, I congratulate you
upon the consummation of your work. Tho,a
who are ,o fortunate aa to see the navy at
work and at play, aa you have portrayed It.
will have a high appreciation of Its strength
and power. I l,h that every American cltl
aen could a,a your pictures. Their pride In
their navy and their , country would be in
cread. Cordially your,, ..,-
JOSEPHUB DANIELS.
Globe Theatre s
With the reopening of the Globe The
atre on Monday, August so. an entirely
now policy will call for the presentation
of high-class vaudeville offerings contin
uously from 11 a. m. until 11 p. m., and
with admission, prices at all times graded
from 10 to 35 cents. Tho vaudeville bills
will be supplemented with picture offer
ings. grace: fisher
At Kelth'g next week
Cross Keys Theatre
Two bills of Mghelas vaudeville, each
of three days' duration, are on the pro
gram for the Cross Keys Theatre the
ensuing week. One leading number will
figure throughout the entire six days.
This Is the Musical Festival, In which
II persons win participate.
During the first half of the week an
other special feature will be the appear
ance of Lee Torn Foo. only Chinese bari
tone eloier In vaudeville today. Other
numbers will bt Beser, Mldgeley and
Company, In a novel comedy sketch)
Puroella Brothers, singing comedians, and
Hanlon end Clifton, with rathekellar
act.
For Thursday, Frldy nd Saturday
there will be Joseph X. Watson, a Plilla
delphlan, In a oharaoter comedy offering
Then there will be the Five Uragdons n
a potpourri.
The Reynold trio, dancere and singers.
Bolblnl A O-rovlnl and Rdney Brothers
are also the Bill,
Turing ot halves of the week the
vaudeville program will be supplemented
by an array ( Mftvcjaey picture er
laf. '
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WEDDINGS
A QUIET but picturesque wedding took
place Thursday at noon when Mlsa
Mary Frances Hlckok, daughter of tho
Rpv. Dr Francis M Hlckok and Mrs.
Hlckok, became the bride of Mr, Frederick
Srdman, of aermantown, Tho ceremony
ook place at the home of the bride's
parents, 7 South 43d street, In tho
presence of tho tmmodlate families and a
few Intimate friends. The bride's father,
thei Rev. Francis M Hlckok, the father
of the bridegroom, the Rev, William J.
Erdman, and the Rev. Ralph Hlckok,
brother of the bride, officiated Dr.
Charles R. Erdman, of Princeton, acted
ay his brother's best man and the Rev.
Paul R. Hlckok gave his sister In mar
riage. The bride wore an exquisite gown of
Ivory whlto crepe de meteor with trim
mings of real lace and pearls and her
tulle veil was held to the head by orange
blossoms. Sho carried a bouquet of bride's
roses nnd lilies of the valley. Her only,
attendant was her sister-in-law Mrs.
Paul R. Hlckok, of Washington, D. C.
The matron of honor was gowned in
white net over nllk with rose trimming
nnd carried pink roses. Following tho
ceremony there v.ns a tmall reception,
after which tho bride nnd bridegroom
left for their wedding Journoy. Mr. and
Mrs Erdmon upon their return will llvo
at (531 Pulaski avenue, Germantbwn,
where they will be at homo after Novem
ber 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Maurer. of
3233 North 15th street, have ts.ued invita
tions for the wedding of their daughter.
Miss Louise Helen Maurer and Mr. Ralph
Earlo Stanton, on Tuesday night, Sep
tember 7, nt 7:30 o'clock, at the Roosevelt
Miss Maurer haa selected her slater. Miss
Gladys Maurer, for maid of honor, nnd
for bridesmaids, Miss Florence Maurer,
also a slater, nnd Mrs. Walter L)le Whit
man. Mr. Stanton will have Mr. J.
Stanley Cross for best man and Mr
Joseph Maurer, the bride's brother, and
Mr. Harry Thompson for for ushers. Tho
ceremony will be followed by a recep
tion. The at home cards are for after
October 1. at 706 Raymond street.
Mr. William Stanton, of Germantown,
has Issued Imitations for the marriage
of his daughter. Miss Ellen Davis Stanton,
to Mr. Samuel Howard Pcnnell, of LanR
dovrne. The marriage will take place at
the Friends meeting house In Lansdowne,
Saturday, September 4, at 3 o'clock.
ENTERTAINMENTS
The Curtis Country Club will celebrate
the opening of the new club grounds, at
Lawndale, today by an all-day picnic,
at which the members will be the guests
of the company. A sports program hag
been arranged by tho committee, with
special feature stunts for the 1 artlclpants.
For the girls thore are tho SC-yards dash,
tho lemonade race, the watermelon con
test, the shoe race, the nall-drlvtng con
test: for tho men there are the 100
yards dash, the potato chate, tho Mutt
and Jeff race, the wheelbarrow race, the
1-mlle relay; and for the children there
are the 50 yardi sklp-the-rope, for girls,
throwing basketball, for boys, and the
peanut scramble, tor the tots. There will
bo baseball in the morning and afternoon,
and one game will be girls vs. boys. A
prize waits and a prize one-step contest
will be held In tho evening, nnd the mu
sio will be furnished by tho 1st Regiment
Band.
Alhambra Theatre
The Alhambra will reopen for Its regu
lar winter season Monday. The policy
of previous seasons will be unchanged.
Each week there will be offered a bill Of
high-olass vaudeville acts, and in addi
tion, first presentations of Paramount
picture plays. There will be complete
Lhsnges of bills each Monday and Thurs
day. The Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
vaudeville bill this week will be headed
by the Franconl Opera Company. Gor
don ft Marx, Dutch comedians; Neal &
Neal, with an electrical effect spectacle,
and Oonne & Livery, singing, talking andi
dancing act, complete the bill. The photo
play offering will be Marguerite Clark In
"Seven Sisters."
For the last half of the veek the
vaudeville attractions will be an enter
taining playlet, "The Master Move," star
ring Mr. and Mrs, R. DeCosta; Marsh
& Trye; Big and Violet France in their
novelty cycle act, and Broomstick Elliott.
The vaudeville bill will be supplemented
by a double picture offering Charles
Chaplin In his long-delayed production
of "The Bank," and Ina Claire In a film
dramatisation of "The Puppet Crown."
Trlncess Pafa" Debut
The latest Henry Blossom and victor
Herbert comic opera, "The Princess Pat."
which opens the Lyric Labor Day, will
be produced by John Cort at the Cort
Theatre, Atlantic City, Monday evening.
Tho title role will be sung by Miss
Eleanor Painter, the young American
prima donna, who made such a hit last
season In New York In "The Lilac Dom
ino." The supporting cast numbers Sam
B, Hardy, Al Shean, Alexander Clark,
Louis Caaavant, Robert Ober, Joseph R.
I.ertora, Leonora Novaalo. Ralph Rlggs
and Kathorlne Wltehle. The production
has been staged by Fred Q. Latham. Mr.
Herbert will conduot the orchestra during
the entire engagement.
The opera is In three act. with scenes
laid on Long Island, The story hinges
on the tangle that Princes "Pat," the
American wife of an Italian Prince, gets
Into by making love to another man In an
endeavor to stimulate the seeming lax
attentions of her husband.
TJIKATHK
Market lirlow 80 th Htrtet
Men, Tuaa., Wed.
Joe Hhea Praaant.
A MUSICAL
FESTIVAL
Vaudeville's
Dlisaat and Beat
Offering
Thura,, Frl, Bat.
Famous Comedian
JOSEPH K.
WATSON
rhllada.phla's
Moat Popular
Character Comedian
AND 5 OTHER STAR ACTS
Comady Photo Plsy. and Currant Bvaata
nixon's GRAND
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THH TINKLtNI. MUHICAL COMKDY
'THE EARL and The GIRL"
lar-owicrnANS tTTT nim.-io
WARREN and CONLEY
"llOOTH and LEANDER
yfir Sf. UowaJJ I Carl gtaUer & Co.
TureMy I F"n !'ot FHms
Dally ?1B VslVl at lCnt,
Evening . t JWI Qll ipeaspo
sUMCixa
Wap-ripr treae lte N, Jf4 .treat
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BIUUTWAIW pKWie WED. 4 LBAT EVUS
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P.V TIIKATI1K lfi'
21, 1015.
DOINGS OF DEBUTANTE AND
MATRON IN AND ABOUT TOWN
III M !!- IW SIM II II II
Miss Fisher and Miss Fitler Guests of Philadelphia
at Northern Points
Personals
M1,
I!H MAItY FRANCES FISHER,
debutante daughter of Dr and Mrs.
Hcny Mlddleton Fisher, of Alvcrthorpe,
Jcnklntown, has left for Saunderetown,
R I., whero .he will bo the guest of
friends for the remainder of tho month,
Mrs. Fisher has also left town and Is at
present tho guest of Miss Caroline Sink
ler at her home In Gloucester, Mara,
Miss Rachel Fitler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William W Fitler, of Gulphmont.
Villa Noa, who will be a Ccbutante of
the coming season, Is the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. George Fates Baker, of Rose
mont, at their camp at Paul Smith's, In
the Adlrondacka.
Mrs. nenjamln Chew, who spent several
Jays last week at Glrnvale, her Radnor
resldonre, han returned to Nnrragansett
Pier, where she Is passing the summer.
Dr nnd Mrs John W. Dlament. whose
marrlnge took place on Monday, are
spending their wedding trip In Canada.
Upon thelt roturn early In October they
will make their home In Narberth,
Dr. L. Webster Fox, Dr. Judson Daland
nnd Mr. Clarence W. Fox, of the Yale
crew, arc In Yellowstone Park, accom
panied hy Mr. Fied Morris. They will be
guests at the Morris ranch, one of tho
:iioit celebrated In tho Woat, and have
also bocn with Colonel William Cody for
a week at Cody, Wyoming.
Along the Reading
Mrs. Charles A. Borda, of Walnut street,
Jenkintown, Pa., and her daughter. Miss
Katherino Bocdu, are spending several
days at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Cross, at Rydal, Pa., during tho
absence of Mr. and Mrs. Cross, who are
spending several weeks at Eaglesmero,
Pa., as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Gilbert.
Miss Olive May Wilson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wilson, of We.t
avenue, Jenkintown, Pa., is In Cape May.
where she will be tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Hammer, at their cottage
on North street, for several weeks. Miss
Wilson's engagement to Mr. Berchell
Hammer, of Mount Airy, Philadelphia,
was recently announced.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wilson, of West
avenue. Jenkintown, Pa , had as their
guests last week Mr. Tyrus Cobb nnd Mr.
Crowell. Adviser of Athletics at Lafay
ette College.
Miss Caroline Llpplncott, of Rabbit
Hill, Chelten Hills, has left for Beach
Haven, where she will be for several
weeks the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wil
mer W. Hoopcs, of Paoll, who has taken
a cottage nt Beach Haven for the re
mainder of tho summer.
Miss Mary W, Llpplncott la spending tha
month of August at Jeffrey, N. H.
Frankford
Mr and Mrs. James Thomas, of Mul
berry street, entertained last evening In
honor of their daughter, Miss Edith
Thomas. Those present were Miss Helen
Ware. Miss Marlon Blake, Mlsa Kath
erino Wallace, Miss Pauline Fiske, Miss
THE COMING WEEK
"Birth of a Nation" Coming
The David W. Griffith film. "The
Birth of a Nation," which has cnused
much discussion in New York. Boston and
Atlantic City, will open at the Forrest
Theatre, Soutti Broad street. Saturday
evening, September 4. So much has been
written about this film and Its director
that It Is not necessary to give details
about It. The fact that It Is now ap
proaching the thirtieth week of Its run In
New York, paralleling many stage suc
cesses, and exceeding most of them, Is
comment enough. The nim is divided,
practically, into two parts. The first
deals with the Civil War, and the greatest
scenes are on the battlefield. The second
deals with tha reconstruction period,
nnd Its main features centre about the
activities ot the Klu Klux Clan. After
the opening, performances will be given
at the Forrest twice daily.
NEXT
A SUMMER WAVE OF
THEATRE CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STS.
THE POrULAIt CHARACTER CHEATING COMEDIAN
TOM LEWIS and CO.
4 rvpviuiiia iMiu,,ia
A TIMELY H AHKIIALT.. PLAYLET
Presenting "UnC-THEH
TTitfrKEMBTJtmaPEXN 'novelty of tub SjsaSBtT
? "MYSTERIA" 7
IS IT ILLUSION OR P.KAHTY- MEN OH MAOICt
AMETA
THE SENSATIONAL PARISIAN MIItROR AND CLASSICAL TflANOHt
GRACE P"I SITE R
'THE SUNSHINE CURL." IN A SERIES Or NEW SONGS
CHARLES OLCOTT
AN ORIQINAL TRAVESTY, "A COMIO OPERA JN TENMlNUTsM"
TOWER nnd DARRELL
IV FRANCE nnd BRUCE
NEWEST JlOTION I'lOTUBEg IN HKAMST-gKUO FILMS
2 Miows Pally Matinees, sTo'cloek, tSelinil 5ee7lihTs7eVcIck, Ma to tM.
heals Alwaya a Week In Advanea Hell, filbert W Xarstsff. )!- Uf
WHEN JN NBW YORK CITY DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT
B. F. Keith's Palace Theatre SSEBtmSTn.
THE VtOIILlVH GREATEST MCSIO HALL. OrKN ALL SUMMKK
iTiMHlT
imaMannaaTWM
6-110 iCTS-5
HIGH-CLAM VAUDEVILLE
WEEK BS0. MONDAY MAT, AUB 23
NOVELTY MINSTRELS
PAN - AMERICAN SEXTETTE
WALLY TBIO
LVCILR SAVOY
OBO. MARTIN
DAILY MATINEE S.0 V. M.I
TWICE NIGHTLY, 7.15 .4S
--fMlltBUV. AMA'miH WfT"
rKIUAY AT .. riHXWOKKS
"JffiSSSASlvSiV11
svsasnvw-aBSfJsa
THE
MARKET ST. AWOVE ISTK
It A. M TO iK P. K.
Stanley
SYMWIONf I
MrguriU Clark
"H, ens of tha North"
OR
ftCHWrfHA AND OLOIirr
S Hm HOLLAND SUBMAX1NX
Vncla Bain's Devil of tha Daaar
Al.AMAC P1EH. ATLANTJQ OITTTN, it
Trn i tTuwV''''-'"'';-"" " "" --
- Mux itauMfs Warrsa Trrt
Jana fuller. Miss Sarah McCormtck, Mr.
Edward Allison. Mr -Clark Movus. Mr.
'James Bullitt. Mr. Herbert Rawson, Mf.
John Martin, Mr. Frank McMahon, Mr.
Waiter Dunn. Mr. Frederick Banks, Mr
Thomas Martin And Mr Taul Mundy,
Miss Margaret Clarke, of 317 Howell
street, will return today from Slatlngtoti
nnd the Delaware Water Gap, where she
has been spending part of the summer.
Miss Katherino K. Robinson, daughter
uf Dr. and Mrs. George. 8. Robinson, of
FOID Frankford avenuo, has returned from
Attantlc City. Miss Robinson's engage
ment was announced during the early
part of the summer, .but no definite date
has been set for the wedding.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Brady hava re
turned from Ocean City, where they spent
two wneks as the guests of Dr, and Mrs.
G. L. Stephen, at their cottage.
North Philadelphia
Miss Dorothy Stutts, of 1509 North 15th
street, left Thursday for Portsmouth, Jf.
II., to be the guest of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Dowllng at their home In the Navy
Yard for four weeks.
Miss RosalloT Mlsa Mary, Mlts Me
thllde and Miss Josephine Fay, of 2(42
East Allegheny avenue, are enjoying
Lake Hopatcong,
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Jes.e W, Roberts and
family, of Sharon Hill, will spend the
rest of the summer at Atlantlo City.
The Rev. John A. Jenkins and Mrs.
Jenkins, of Media, are enjoying a trip
through northern Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Charles A. Owens, of Morton ave
nue, Ridley Park, is spending August at
Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Hofmann. of
East Hinckley avenuo, Ridley Park, are
spending several weeks in Maine.
Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Newton 8. Brlttaln. of
East Stroudsburg, have returned to their
home after having been the guests of
Mrs Brlttaln's mother. Mrs. J. M. Gar
rett, of East 6th street.
The Rev. John W. Hau.er, of th Holy
Trinity E angelical Luthern Church, Is
spending some time In Ocean City, N. J,
He will also visit Stroudsburg, Pa , for a
week before returning home.
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
8-30 p. m. Opn-lr meeting, CHy
pisza. Speakers. Win Knttl!", Kuuti,
E. M. Holme, end Mr. Vt'eUel.
Hall
Mrs.
EQUAL FRANCHISE BOCIETT
8 "o p. m Opm-lr meeting on city 11,11
Plata. Speaker, Mtaa Anna McOue.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Uand, Ctrn,Hus Park. Frankford
avenue nn4 Ccmly ,trt: T o'clock, Free.
Falrinount Park B,nd, Uelmont Manalon; a
o'clock. Froe.
lhild i mu Hand. City Hall p!a I
o'ljock. Ftm.
Woodslde Park.
Five aots are Included In the free en
tertainment offerings, both afternoon and
evening, during the ensuing week at
Woodslde Park. The Novelty Minstrels,
a company of five versatile singers ; the
Pan-American Sextette, Lucille Savoy,
the operatic soprano; George Martin and
the Walley Trio are on the bill.
William Penn Theatre Reopening
Preparations are well under way for
the formal reopening of the William Tenn
Theatre, which is scheduled for Labor
Day, Monday, September 8.
Manager William Mller. announces that
the general policy of the house will be
the same as In previous years, and that
the prices of admission wl be five and
10 cents.
WEEK .
VAUDEVILLE FROLIC!
FANS," by Tom Barry
f a,.k, vj ... .
WITH LAUGHS Al
i Anu 'inniwM
I THE MEYAKOS
SWXN'& SWAN
OPENING of HEGULAR SEASON
MONDAY, -AUG. 30
CONTINUOUS, A. M, TO It !. M.
VAUDEVILLE
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REOPENS MONDAY,
SUt-JUMOIl 4UIAI.W or
VAUDEVILLE
rOGKTMISK WITH EXCLUaJVg aoUTtf
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