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SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
NOTES OF VARIED INTEREST
Additional Guests Join the Already Large Party Gath
' ered at Ranch Owned by Mr. Burt and Mr.
Carncross at Jackson's Hole, Wyoming
WEDDINGS OP THE PAST AND
FUTURE OCGUPY SOCIETY
Miss Silverman and Ml. Alberts to Wed Tomorrow Mr.
Philander Delphey Married to Miss Helen Mac
Donald Other Weddings
EVENING LEDGERS-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1915;
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AMONG thoo who will go to U. C.
. Ranch, Jackson's ltolc, Wyo., as the
gacsU of Mr nnd Mrs. Mnxwclf Slruth
trs Burt ft i il Mrs. Horace Brooke Hurt,
cf this city, during tho month of Sep
tember, are Mrs. Winifred Taylor, Mr.
Andro Millet, Miss Annos Street, Miss
Mary Wallets and Mr. WllJIam Scudder,
of C'hlcAffo, Mi. Clement Wood, of this
city, Mrs. Andrew PctorB, of Washing
ton, nnd MUs Anna Moon, of Ohio.
Mr and Mrs. Sidney V. Tyler Urook,
of Stanley Farm, Ablngton, have been
the Hucnts, for several weeks, of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John l'enn lirock, nt their summer
residence, at Lebanon. la.
Dr. and Mr. Summer S. Cross and
famllj. of Old York road, Jenklntown,
have returned to their homo from a mo
tor trip of Hovrrnl weeks through the
Whit Mountain, nnd New York Btate.
Mlfs Carollno Reed, rtnughlcr of Mrs. 13.
1'amtll Home, of Carolyn, Wnync, wll
return home about September 1 fiom
Camp Wyunegonlc, Bast Denmark. Me.,
where Bhe has been spending this month
Mlns Amy Uurfy anil her sister. Miss
Mildred Nccb Duffy, of the nittenhouse.
are the guests of MrB. Charles Duffy, Jr.,
at Cape May.
largo dnrico will bu held tonight at
' the Bala Golf Club. About ono hundred
membeis will motor over to the club
houso to nttend tho dance, which will
mark tho closing of the golf tournament
That has been going on for the last threo
flays oh tho Bala links.
Mr and Mrs. C. Kdwniii Stafford, of
Haverford. announco the rngascment or
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Hammlll
Stafford to Mr. Ernest Kay Hnldeck. of
St. Davids, The wedding will take place
In November.
Along the Main Line
ABDMOnK. Mrs. T. Morrison nnd Miss
TJndn H. Wilson, of Philadelphia, aro
occupying the homo of Mrs. Joslah S.
resrec. on Lin wood avenue, for threo
weeks. Mts. Tcarce Is at Lake Placid,
N Y.
Mr and Mrs. Wnlter J. Denny, of Glenn
and WlBter roads, who have been visit
ing friends at Jamestown, N. 1 .. will re
turn to their homo today.
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Boyer and fam
ily of Penarth, who have been spending
the summer nt their cottage In Kngles
mero Park, left Thursday by motor for
the Delaware Water Gay and the Po
conocs. iT..t,Tj'r,rr Mr nrid Mrn. Robert
I Mead Smith. Jr.. of Berkloy. avenue left
Strt .., ...aaIxi ttntf nt Kpmn
Tnursciay lur u iwu w.. -j -
Hills, Me.
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P. traveling through the far West, will re- i
El turn about September 7.
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" VII.LAMJVA.-Jir. ana .Mrs. vkiih"
'" Kcndrlck, 3d. and their two daughters aro
spending the remainder of the month In
Atlantic City.
Mrs. II. Laussat Geyclln and Mies E.
intninitn firvtlln. of "Hanlwlcke," aro
i' visiting Dr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy
Hill at their camp in Kaglesmcrc.
5 iiufthter, of West Philadelphia, who
- hsvo rented a house In Vlllonovn this
iqtftVe-ummcr, have returned from a visit to
jiimmic vjuy.
Mlfs Bessie Abcrnethy and Mr. John
Abernethy, of Allentown, are visiting Mr.
nnd Mrs. Nevln Abernethy, of Gulf nnd
t; Spring Mill roads.
ST DAVIDS. Rear Admiral W. W.
Mead has gone to Wcllsboro. N. J., for
k me jerrminucr ui uiu duiiuuvi.
M Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Borst, of Wal-
r. Bristol, N. H.
17 -r . n, if A I.. ... .late t PUaolnllt lflflfV
is entertalnlnff her Blater, Miss Aubin,
of Boston, Mass.
Germantown
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Perry Powers,
of 223 Harvey streot, will return In Sep
tember from u trip through the Yel
lowstone Park.
Miss Emllle Frlcke, of 134 West Upsal
street. Is spending several weoks at
Buck Hill Falls Inn. Mount Pocono, Pa.
Miss Louise Fuller, of 20 Wc3tvlcw
street. Is spending several weeks with
friends In Springfield, Mass.
Miss L. L. Howell, of 259 West Rttten
house street, and. Miss Wllhelmlna Denlso
will spend tho month of September in
Atlantic qity.
Miss Mary Carter, of Knox and Coulter
streets, has returned from Pocono Pines,
and wilt spend tho month of September
In Beach Haven.
One of the worthy charities of which
little Is known is the Flower, Fruit and
Ice Mission nt 30 West Cheltcn uvenue,
where every Wednesday morning during
ine summer n numoor oi -women, tncci
fully make bouquets of flowers and ar
range for tho distribution of these com
forts to tho poor and sick, who otherwise
would bo deprived of these pleasures.
Those In charge this week were Mrs.
Charles Conde, Miss Elizabeth AV. Gar
rett, Mrs. Glrdon Fllem and Miss Mary
Carter.
Mr. Howard Waters, who has been
visiting Mr. Water' parents. Mr. and
Mrs, William AVatcrs, of Germantown
avenue, has returned to her homo In
Harrlsburg. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Waters.
' Who formerly lived in Germantown, will
make their homo In Woodbury In Bep-
f tember
, Mrs, Spenco Harvey, Jr., and her sis
ter. Miss Marlon Coons, of 6923 Boycr
ttreet, Germantown, havo leturncd from
Cape May, where they spent several
weeks.
Mrs Henry H. Doan. of 153 Carpenter
street, has as her guest for ceven weeks
Mm Baibara Sayen, of Wayne.
Miss Helen L. V. Jnrvls, of K22 Mor
ton etroer, Is staying at Beach Haven
Mr John J. Owens, of 0121 Ross street,
Is spending a week at Brighton. Beach,
N Y os the BUMt, Of relatives.
Along the Reading
ft Mr and Mrs. O. G. Wood, of Church
roaq, Elklns Park, have gone to Longport,
where they will spend several weks at.
the Aberdeen Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates, of Ablng
ton, are receiving congratulations on the
Wrth of a daughter.
Mr. nd Mr, Phlllj) S. Tyre, of 6506 E1N
wood avenue, Oak Lane, nre receiving
fllfratulatlong on tho birth of a daugh
. on August S3, ir. Tyro will be re
mbred its Mis Mabel Marcey, of
WUkcs-Uarre.
r, Jamt It. Carter, of Chelten avs
, Oak Lane, ha a her guest for
w days Mrs. J Hughw, of 13J St
iru Place, Atlantic City. Mr, Carter
Will ht hotee at a small dinner party
tbif evening In honor of her guest Cover
M bt laid tor is, including Mr. and Mr.
w lJ?unn' of Maryland; Mr. and Mrs.
;"7M, J hlIP'. of Atlantic City, and Mr.
nnd Mrs. James Walters, of North
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb P. Fox, Jr.. of Old
rr! road, Ogontt, are nt Cnmdcn, Me.,
"MX. they will remain till tho first week
in September. Mrs. Fox will bo lymem
bored as Miss Helen Wllmscn, of Elklns
i ark, l'a.
. Mr- n.n(1 Jt- Charles Sachs, of Church
road. Wyncote. havo had as their gucsttf
for several weeks Mr. and Mrs. C.
HlraUAs, of Chicago, 111.
Miss Edith T.nndall. of Webster avenue,
"vncote, I, the guest, for neve ft weeks,
or Miss Lillian Toomoy, of Logun, Pa.
MUs Helen Landell has left for a visit
of sucral weeks nt Mt. Tocono.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Llaford O. Lavls. 187
North Hilton street, Tire on their wedding
trip nt Englcsmcrt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tercy Wengcr and their
son, of Wli Wynluslng avenue, are spend
ing n month nt Paradise, Pa.
Miss Wllllan K. Koebcr, of 5033 Arch
street. Is visiting In Pitman Grove. N.
J., and will go to Ocean City later.
Mrs. Sara Brondbelt and Mrs. Herbert
Broadbelt. of Llanaich, havo gono to
Niagara Falls.
Mlsa U'slo V. Kyle, of 11? South 45th
street, nnd her friend. Miss Frances
Kudcr, havo returned to tho city after
a delightful four weeks' tour of New
York State, with Lake George as their
objective. Mlsi Kyle Is tho popular
daughter of tho well-known Dr. K. B.
K.le. At present Miss K.ilp Is tho guest
of her school chum, Miss Hthel Hoffman.
1010 Kcnbtngton avenue. All three of the
young girls arc devotees of amateur dra
matics. Mlsa Mary G. Desmond, kui crvlblng
prlnclpnl of tho Richard Henry Leo pub
lic school, ceased her efforts to accumu
late a mammoth herbarium of Fnlrmount
I-nrk herbs recently to spend n brief
period ns tho guest of Mra. John B.
Grrnghty. nt tho lattcr's npnrtments In
Wlldwood, N J. She wns nccompnnlcd
by her slhter, Mrs. S. V.. Gcrnshly. or
S07 North ICth street.
MIkh Hlnncho Jones, of
Mroet, hns returned from
spent In Atlantic City.
410 Sal ford
a vacation
South Philadelphia
Miss Alice Bcllloy, Miss Llllle Ehrllch
and Miss Mary Bclllcy will visit this
week for a few days Mr. ond Mrs. Peters,
of Marlton, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. T. McOuiness and their
children, of 1813 Wolf street, will visit
relatives nt Glen Fnlls, N. Y., for the bal
nnce of this month.
Mr. Albert Molsser, of 1218 South 12th
street, Is staying at Seaside Park.
Mrs. Charles P. Shlslcr nnd Miss Edith
W. Simon, of 2300 South Cleveland avo
nur. nrc entertaining Miss Bessie Mer
slck, of GIrard Farms, nt their cottage
ot Atlantic City.
Mrs. William McGInn and famil, of
Jfith nnd Wolf streets, nrc enjoying a
two weeks' outing at Wlldwood, N. J.
Doctor nnd Mrs. Suppleo nnd their chil
dren, of Broad nnd Wolf streets, have re
turned from Atlantic City, nnd will spend
tho balance of the season at Wlldwood.
Mr. Myer M. Burstetn. of G20 South 5th
street, has Just returned from San Fran
cisco, having completed a six weeks' tour
of the West, tho last two weeks of which
were spent nt the fair. On his return
trip he stopped at Niagara Falls, whero
an entertainment was givon In his honor
by friends.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Sipe and family, of
213.! Hast Adams street, havo returned to
'the city after several weeks' auto touring
around Scrnnton and adjacent towns
Mr. John Moore, of 3110 Borer street, ts
back In town after a visit of two weeks
at Atlantic City. Mr. Mooro is one of the
active members In the North Kensington
Business Men's Association, and took an
active Interest In tho relief of the unem
ployed of his section during last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bender and Miss
Grace Bender, of rlownrd and Master
streets, aro on an r.uto trip to Niagara
I'alU and points of Interest In Canada.
They will be gono for several necks.
Miss Catharine Conlln, of 3162 Aramlngo
avenue, Is mending tho week at Stone
Harbor. N: J.
Lansdowne
Mrs. George W. Goucher, of 44 Bunny
mede avenue, is chaperoning the members
of tho Alpha Beta Delta Sorority, ut a
house party In Ocean City. The members
of the party aro Miss Lillian Bloods
worth, Miss Myrtle Craig, Miss Marlon
Hart, Miss Helen Davenport, Miss Dor
othy Humphries, Miss Marion Goucher,
Miss Mary Qulnlan, MUs Helen Iteed,
Miss Alma Underhlll and Miss Mary
Zlegler,
Mr. Joseph Fox and Mr. Edward Fox,
of Wilmington, Del., are visiting Mrs.
William S. Maltmann, of South Lans
downo avenue. i
Miss Ruth Hauseman, of East Lans
downe, returned today from a week's
visit at Pitman.
MRS. SAMUEL HOFIIEtMER
Who, fyeforq her marriage this
-week, was Miss Gertrude M,
Hayes.
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MRS. HOLLINSHEAD N. TAYLOR
Who hns been spending tho summer nt Cnpe May,
where sho hns been hostess nt n number of nflfnlrs.
CHARITY AFFAIR FINANCIAL
SUCCESS AT ATLANTIC CITY
Proceeds of Ball Given at the Brighton Casino Will
Send One Hundred Little Invalids to the
Shore Other Resort News
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 2S.
THE charity ball given by Mrs. C. Tom
llnson Dnro at the Brighton Casino,
for tho benefit of tho Children's Seashore
Home, was a great social and financial
success. Funds were raised for the caro
of 10) little Invalids from the Philadelphia
hospitals. Mr. and Airs. Do Cardo, who
havo been dancing "t the Traymoro all
summer, gave two exhibition dances nnd
Mr. Walter Jarvlo and Miss Stahl danced
a quaint polka. The favors were butter
fly wnnds.
Mr. Daro received In a sapphlrc-bluo
gown, embroidered In ullvcr and draped
nbout tho bodice with bluo mallnc.
Mrs. A. G. Hctherlnglon, who confesses J
to being a grandmother, was ono of tho
most attractive and graceful dancers on
the floor. Mrs. Hotherlngton woio on ,
this occasion u pale blue, satln-strlpcd j
chiffon gown, unadorned with tho exeep- i
Hon of the opnlescent Danu wmen out
lined tho dccollctngo.
Mrs. Wnltct Sheppurd wore nn exceed
ingly smart white satin gown, relieved
with touches of black velvet aptly placed.
Mrs. Florence Tonnscnd wore n very
handsome white laco gown, with the cor
sngo formed of Iridescent Bequlns.
Mlsi Elizabeth Phillips wore a black
olvet picture hat, with her black net
frock over white satin, built on Emplro
lines, with the bodice formed of turquoise
satin embroidered In silver.
MrB. Chnrlos Knlttel wore a black net
gown elaborately gamlturcd with Jet.
Miss Elizabeth Kent, of Baltimore, wore
a draped gown of satin. A largo pink
robo was worn aB an adornment for her
corsage.
Mr. uhd Mrs. W. C. Handlan gave a
dinner party of 12 covers ot tho Shel
burne before the dance.
Mrs. William B. Loundcnslagcr nnd her
attractive daughter, Mrs. Klmbor Mc
Wllllams, entertained at bridge at their
home, Stenton Place and Pnclfic ivc
nues, Chelsea, Thursday afternoon, for
thMr houso guest, Miss Marlon Jenkins of
Pittsburgh. Present wcro Mrs. Harry
F. Weaver, Mrs. Jacof 7. Mers. Mrs.
Prlzer. Miss Elizabeth Wnlte. Mrs. John
J. White, Mrs. Lewis T. Brynnt. Mrs.
Maurice Youngman, Mrs. Charles Martin
Nlles, Mrs. Albert H. Darnell, Miss
Florence Kemble, Miss Lewis, Mrs.
William A. Faunce, Mrs. E. Bartlno
Johnson. Mrs. Walter T. Reed, Mrs.
Robert Bruce Burns, Mrs. Joseph Mathleu,
Miss Sanxay. Mrs. Knthcrlne Brooks, Dr.
Clnrn K. Bartlctt. Mrs. W. Edgar Dar
nell. Mrs. Theodore Senseman, Mrs.
Cooper. Mr3. W. Blair Stewart. Mrs.
James Bew, Miss Julia MacMaken, Miss
Helen Lorenz. Miss Lottie Lorenz, Mrs.
Cnrleton E. Adams, Mr3. James Beury,
Miss Porter.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 28. There seems to
lx n nnrtli nf tfirPA TlflrtlAft thlfl SCaSOn
at Capo May, although many delightful
small affairs take place, the invitations
for which are usually given qulto Infor
mally over tho telephone.
Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith will give a
bridge of four tables on Monday after
noon at her cottage on Beach avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Hutchinson, of
Ashwood Farm, Dovon, nro upending tho
late summer In Capo May.
Mr. Elllcott Carver, who has been trav
eling In the West, having visited the
Pnnama-Puclilc Exposition und other
points of Interest, returned to Cape May
this week to remain until tho middle of
September. (
Miss Alice McCabe has returned ftom a
short visit to MIsh Edith Earle at tho
homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Earle, Jr.. nt Hnverford.
Quite a few debutantes of the coming
season grace the resort nt the present
time, among them Miss Sarah 8. Frank.
Iln. dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Buel Franklin, who will be presented at
a tea In November. Miss Corlnne B.
Freeman, the charming young daughter
of Pr. and Mrs. Walto- J. Freeman, of
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remainder of the Bummer. Bhe will make
her debut during me wiiuvi.
Miss Gertrude Pancoast. daughter of
Mr und Mrs. W. Howard Pancoast, who
are occupying a cottage hero, will also
bo a debutante, as will Mlsa Tansy Scott
and Miss Mary Kay.
Tho handsome Mrs. Andrew Wheeler
wbllo on the beach the other morning
looked ravishing In a frock of dovo-gray
vollo. Rows of tiny plaits set in at the
idde of the skirt and on the blouse, fin
ished off with tiny silver buttons, gave a
smart touch and a sheer hand-embrol-dered
collar and cuffs gavo nn attractive
finish to the gown. The young matron's
large flat hat woe of white, trimmed with
pink rosebuds. With her was her cun
ning little boy, "Jacky."
Miss Letltla McKIm I wearing a good
looking frock of blue and white striped
organdy, mado qulto simply and with
binds of the material used cross-wise as
trimming. Her hat le of bluo Philippine
straw, with a blue and white band.
Mrs. John I Wentz. of Haverford. I
spending some time at the new Hotel
Cape May
Mr. Walter Clothier, of Wynnewood,
will spend the coming week-eqd here at
the new hotel.
Mis Susan Lynah Bruce was seen tho
other day In a stunning purple and white
creation. With a sheer white blouse and
linen skirt she wore a large purple hat
Notices for the Society pare will be
accepted asd printed la the Kreola
r.edier, bat ll sach notice muil l
written on one stdo of (fee paper,
mutt be tlfned la full, with full ad
dreaii and wbea poailbU telephone
oumber mutt be given.
Send all sucb communtaitioM to
Society Editor,' Kranlnx Ledger,
CO Cbentnut street.
Cote tfctae requirement are carrl4
oat o that verMcatloa may be poielfcta.
la antic HI not be ?aHili.
of llsere straw, trimmed with two Daring
mercury wings.
W1LDWOOD, Aug. 28. So great hns
been tho automobile trafllc Into Wlldwood
this summer the main boulevard leading
Into the city from tho mainland will havo
to be resurfaced this winter before tho
opening, of tho coming season. Cars carry
Inn the license tngs of States thousands of
n.llcs from the shoro nro noted arriving
dully, and tho drivers interview cd stnto
that tho roads In New Jcrsew aro unsur
pussul nnywhore.
Tho events of the week centered nround
Thursday ufteinoon, when tho nnnual
Wlldwood Bnby Parade wos staged on
tho Boardwalk. Hundreds of babies In
thf nrious classes were trundled In their
beautifully decorated coaches, wcro
wheeled In the big rolling chairs, or were
carried nlong the route from the Casino
l'ler to tho Ocean Pier. Two bands of
music enlivened tho lino of march, and
hundieds of nurses nnd fond pnp.is nnd
ninnttnuH marshaled the peaceful army on
tho inarch to win the prizes, amounting
to many hundreds of dollnrs. Youngsters
from a dozen States were listed with the
hoot from Philadelphia nnd Bummer resi
dents. Miss Allco Hcndce, dnughter of
Commissioner Hcndee, who wns elected
by popular vote as queen of tho baby
carnival, presided over the afternoon and
evening's festivities, with Miss Sarah
Onuld nnd Miss Sara MncLaughlln, of
Philadelphia, as her ladles in waiting,
nnd In tho evening received a beautiful
diamond ring, whllo tho two attendants
ouch was presented with a diamond pen
dant La VallhTO.
Tht noxt Important event of tho sum
mer will be tho bench parade of bathers
on September 1st. Tho parado will begin
In the morning, at 10:30 o'clock, nnd will
last until U'30. No ono will be allowed
In tho lino who has not first attired hlm
tolf for tho turf. Trophies will be
awarded for most beautiful, most comic
costumes, best looking couplo nnd others.
Two bands will furnish music for tho big
lino of bathers. The beach parado nnd
tho dog parade will become annual feat
u:cs of tho entertainment provided for
tho summer visitors of the Island, and
particularly of Wlldwood.'1
Tiog
Mr. Raymond Hughes, of Phllllpsburg,
Is In Philadelphia visiting Miss May Ken
nedy, J533 York road.
Miss Grace If. Edwards, of 3I0S North
Judson street, has returned from a sum
mer's stay in AVIIdwood.
Mrs. B. Frank Johnson, of 3710 North
Br o.i d street, Is spending several weeks
at Winslow, N. J
Miss Rose Carney, of 3109 North 15th
street, has returned from n tour across
tho United States to visit tho two Expo
sitions and has gono to Atlantic City
for the remainder of tho season.
Roxborough
Miss Elizabeth Simpson, of Green lane,
will leave during tho week for Silver
City. N. M.. to visit her brother and
slstcr-ln-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Erwln M.
Simpson, who are spending several months
In the West.
Miss Gertrude Field, of 401 Rlghter
street, has returned from several weeks'
stay at Wlldwood.
Sirs. James Frame, of Martin and
Pechln Btrcets, has returned from Chel
sea. What's Doing Tonight
Fnlrmount Park Hand, Uelmont Mansion; 8
o'clock. Free. '
Municipal lUnd, playground, 20th and Mat
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Philadelphia liana. City Hull plate; 8
o'clock. Free,
Suffrage Events Today
UCJUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETV
80 p. m. Meeting- on City Hall plaza)
speaker, Mla Anna IfcCue.
M:.I0 p. m. Open-air meeting at 40th Htreet
and Lancaster aenuo; speaker, Ml Iicrtlw
ISapoWt.
WOMAN BUFI'HAOE PARTY .
8:30 p. in. Meeting on City Hull plaza;
tpcaker. Mini Eatelle Ilueael and Mm. Marlon
lou.iea.
MISS SAflAII SILVERMAN AND
MR. JOSEPH ALBERTS
Who will bo married tomorrow,
after a romantic courtship which
had its beginning when Mr,
Alberts saved Miss Silverman
from drowning.
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MISS SUSAN LVNAH DRUCE
who Is spending sevcrnl weeks in Capo May ns tho
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hollinshond N. Taylor.
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Boya' achool. oppoilto Clark Park. Athletla
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naalum. Kiperlencert teachera. lear Book.
Howard B. glttel. Hdm. 4824 naltlmore av.
Germantown Friends
School
OPENS 0 MO. 213T
AT 8:tS A. M.
YAnNALL. Prlncl pal
STANLEY R.
The William Penn Charter School
EIGHT B0UT1I TWELFTH STnEET
22Tth Year Opena September ggth.
t I COth and Glrnrd ave.
Philadelphia I Quaint"" courses that win busl
Cnmmerrlal I ness approval.
Hchool I Day 12 OOj NUht 11.00
8WARTIIMOHE. PA.
Swarllimore Preparatory School
College preparation for boya Individual cars.
Promotion by subject. Supervised athletics :
ample equipment, healthful country life. For
catalogue or detailed Information, address
ARTHUR H. TOMLINSON.
Headmaster, Bwarthmore, Pa.
MEIICEKSDURd. PA.
The Mercersburg Academy
Itlll IJOY8 Mercersburg, r.
Bend for catalogue to Wm. Mann Irvine,
Ph.D., LL.I).. Headmaster. Hoz 143.
F " i
Parents Should Be Deciding the School
Question Without Further Delay
There are only a few
Dig rusn to unu inc proper otnoois tor your cnnaren.
Many schools are rapidly filling to capacity, and parents who wait until the last minute
will be disappointed.
Ledger Central is very busy now helping parents to select schools, but we would much
prefer that you send in your requests now and not wait until a day or two before scheel
opens.
We have many letters from grateful parents, which we will gladly show you, m prsJ
of the efficient service we are giving. It is only reasonable to suppose that wc.hm
help you wh.en our information is based upon actual investigation and b4K up) wltat
the catalogues tell ua.
Ask Ledger Central to Help
You Find the Right School ,.
Educational Bureau
P
TH15 marriage of Miss Sarah Silver
man, of 3l Cnntrell street, and Mr.
Joseph Alberts, of 1H5 North 4lh street,
will take placo tomorrow nt tli homo of
the bride. Tho young couple met In At
lantic City, whero Mr. Alberts, who Is a
fine swimmer, rescued his bride-to-be
from drowning.
DELPHEY-MACDONALD.
Tho wedding of Miss Helen MaoDoruild,
dnughtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. MacDon
aid. of 743 North Mtli street, and Mr.
Philander II. Delphey, of Pittsburgh, took
plnco on Wednesday evening, August 26,
nt tho home of the bride's pnrcnts. The
brldo war attended by her sister. Miss
Mildred MncDonald. as maid of honor,
nnd Mr. Olle 11. Johnson as best man.
MA LON E-K ELLY.
Mix. Hannah Kelly, of "6M Ann street,
Law
Only evening law school in
the city. Practical, experienced
instructors. Very thorough
course. Open to both men and
women.
Ask for Catalog T-27.
'IMiimr IHiitnoml (Ml.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ilroml St. lieloiT ncrka
I'hllodrlphln.
A Good School
for you. Established 30 Vara. Uenn Pitman
Shorthand. Double Entry Bookkeeping. Touch
Typowrltln-. t teachers. Palmer Method Pen
manship. iy and night sessions. Now open.
Send for catalog now.
PALMER BUSINESS SCHOOL
Mercantile Library Hide.. 10th iboie Chestnut.
THE GORDON SCHOOL
4112 SPRUCE ST. Mary iMmberton, A. B.
tBrin ilauirl, I'rlit. Thorough Instruction to
Rlrls & rmnll hos. Certmcutrs admits to Smith,
Vassar, Wellesley. Oymnaslum; 2d floor Root
Garden, Principal at school eery day betneen
0 ft 12. after Sept. Oth. Catalog on application.
Central Educational Institute
Dai; ond Evtnino Preparatory and Jiustitess.
Before deciding fall plans for study send tor
Illustrated Catalog A. Education to us means
all 'round development. Ask about our Sys
tem of Education.
Central Y M. C. A.. 1421 Arch l.. Phlla
PHILADELPHIA TUKNGE.MEINDE
School reopen tor fall and winter terms,
ffvsday. Sept. T. Wo teach gymnastics, Ger
man, drawing, needlework and swimming to
children, 1 to 10 years, for JO per year En
roll your children now. Jli-oad & Columbia ae.
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF
MECHANIC ARTS. Ninety-second year.
Evening Courses and Classes. DRAWING,
MATHEMATICS and .MECHANICS. For cal
endar and turther Information address the
Institute, IS South Seventh street.
The Stevens School 5i.arVB52;t.
ley, Frin., 221 W. Chelten ai e., Gtn. 4th year
opens Sept 22. Kindergarten through college
preparatory. Pom. Science. Manual Training.
Strayer's Business College
will make an exceptionally attractive otter
thla week to any person desiring a uslness
education. 801 to 807 Ch-sttnut street. Phlla.
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School ot Finance und Commerce
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
Stenography. Bookkeeping. English branches
lor adult desiring advancement.
124 Halo Bldg., 132U Chestnut st.
MAKER PREP. 1WTHEKSPOON 1ILDG.
College, Law, Med. Day. Ev'g. Untv. nef.
8ALT8BURO, PA.
KIMU3IINET4H MPIHNUS SCHOOL
l'Olt JIOVS
Indorsed by tiery American University. In.
dividual plan ot work for each boy. College
Preparatory Course and a good training for
business life. Special course In agriculture.
BclenttAa physical care. Pure water, good
food. 200-acre farm. A school of character.
28th year opens Sep. 21. Write f or Cat'g No.34
Klsklmlnetaa curings School, Saltsburg, I'n.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM
BISHOPTHORPE MANOR
A select school for girls. College preparatory A
nnlshlng courses. Elective studies. Add. Clauds
N. Wyant. Prln.. Hoi 254, So. Bethlehem, pi.
HETHLKHE.M, rA.
UUIIAV1AN SEMINARY & COLLEGU roil
WOMEN, BETHLEHEM, 1' A. Accredited,
174th year Sept. 22. 10 IB.
ALLENTOWN, PA.
Allentown Prep. School prcwr ; for lead,
ing colleges Aiunlversltles. New bldgs.s all ath
letic. Jr. Dept. Frank L. Slgman, A.M.. Prla,
days remaining: in August, and after Labor Day there will J a
announces the marriage of hr daughter.
Miss Marie Kelly, to Mr. Francis Ignatius
Malone. of HIS Potter street. The ce
mony took placo on Wednesday mornlrt
at 9 o'clock In the Church of the Nativity,
Belgrade street nnd Allegheny nventM,
nnd wns followed by a Nuptial Mass, Th
brldo was attended by her sister, Mhw
Anna Kelly, and Mr. Thomas Th6rnto
acted as best man.
MENaKS-DHNY.
A wedding of Interest to South Phlla
delphlans took placo on Wednesday aft
ernoon In tho Church of tho Epiphany.
12th and Jackson streets, when Mln Sua
Deny, daughter of Mr. rind Mrs. Peter
McKcnno, of 2310 South Juniper street,
became tho bride of Mr. Frank Menkes,
of KOS South 13th street Tho Rev. Father
Corley performed the ceremony, assisted
by the Rev. Father O'Neill. Tho brldo
was attended by Miss Helen Skahan nnd
the best mun was Mr. Daniel Shechan.
3IISS IIILI.R' KCHOOL
I80n SPRUCE ST. Twenty-third year open
September 22. Primary, Junior and Senior
Department. Little boys from 1 to 10 year
of age are received In the Primary School.
Certificate admits to Mount Holyoke. Smith,
Swarthmore, Vassar and Wellesley. Root
garden and gymnasium.
Mm. Lyman. Mln .Tone. Principal
.MAIN LINE BRANCH
AKDMORE, PA. Second year opena Septem
ber 27. Mnntessorl Kindergarten receives
children between the ages of 3 and O. Th
Primary School admits boys to the age of
111 and girla to the age or 14.
Mrs. Lymnn, 3lls Steen, Principal
THE HOLMAN SCHOOL
0t WALNUT STREET
We have an Ideal for every Holman Girl.
May we send you a little pamphlet setting
forth this Ideal, which we believe will accord
with that which sou have for your own
daughter 7
ELIZABETH W. BRALEY, A. D.. Principal.
Montesforl through College Preparatory,
General Course omphajUed. Strong Domestic
Science Course. Small classes. Outdoor class
room k. Small hoy admitted.
, 1 1 A KIlIS BUItO, PA. '
Harrisburil
Academy-
A country school founded 1788. Modern
buildings, large campus. Advantages ot
small clssree and Individual Instruction.
Thorough college preparation, lutes 8400
1800. Supervised athletics. Separate school
for younger boys. Wo Invito closest Inves
tigation . personal visit If possible; Writ
for our catalogue and plan ot new dor
mitory. Address
ARTHUR E. DROWN. B. A., Headmaster
CHAMnEitfinuna. pa.
Penn Hall School
FOR GIRLS
Located In the beautiful Cumberland Val
ley. College Preparatory. Modern Lan
guage and Special Courses. Certificate
Privilege.. Room with private bath.
Hotel Gladstone, Atlantic City. N. J oc
cupied by achool during May each year,
ork continues w;hout Interruption. Hates.
Sr,,0.--,J'oar c,a.t?.,fs' nd vl. .oddresa
KRANK S MAGILL. A. M.. Principal.
I'ENNSnUKO, PA.
1'ENNSIIUIta. PA.
PERKIOMEN SEMINARY
The School that Live Its Record
Located In the beautiful Perklomen ValUy.
within easy reach from Philadelphia nnd
New iork. Co-educattonal. Prepares for all
colleges and universities. Ha enviable rec
ord for scholarship. Excellent courses In
Business, Agriculture, Domestic Science,
Music and Elocution. Strongly moral. Per
sonal Interest In utudenta. Rate 1370 te
425. Illustrated catalog free.
Ret, O. H. KrlebcLJj D., Principal. Hoi K.
CARLISLE. rA.
CONWAY HALL
Founded 17S3
Strong Secondary Bchool for Boys.
Fall, term opens September 14th.
W. A. llnlrhlton. Headmaster, Carlisle, !,
NAZAHETUTA.
SEND YOUR BOY TO
Nazareth Hall Military School
Safest place In America for him
Established In 1783
Rev. S. J. BlumD.D., Principal
CHESTER. PA.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE
Mlth Preparatory Department. Nearest of
all colleges to discipline, physical training
and education of West Point. Degree In
Civil Engineering, Chemistry and Art. Ad
drees CoL Cha. E, Hyatt, Pre., Box CSS.
Chester. Pa.
HORDEN'-OWN. N. J.
BORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
An excellent achool for the average boy. who
needs careful guidance In study and habits.
Healthful location, preparation for college er
biuilness. Write for catalogue. The Principal.
Bordentow n-on-the-Delaware, "N. J,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ST. ALBANS
The National Cathedral School for Ben
A country school In National Capital, t
Blshop of Washington, I' res. Address Head
master. Mt 8t. Albaa. Washington, D C.
SWIMMING
Y. CENTRAL NATATORIUU
M. For Men and Boys, Unlimited us le
C, members, 1 month, 82 00 1 3 montks.
A. 85 00: a year, 812. Bays, one-tbtrl
1421 rate. Private lessons. 0 for 88 no Mat
Arch st. el swims Men. 30c I Bora, tks.
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