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SNiyq LEfrGERPHILAPELPHIA, PyESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1915:
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ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNEY
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Somen's Tournament Will Start at Germantown
j. . Cricket Club on Monday, Septem-
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m- ...ov train brings tennto dovotee
Bifrom mountain and wanhore re.ortB.
r uuial the women'" annual club ten
K tournament will take place thl.
Sr lh and Manhelm, the home of the
&'ntown Cricket Club, has been so
IT'. ,, the alts. The tourney will
12 Monday. September 27, and
Pfojontinuo thrpughout that week. Play
k.lnelM and flouoica win i fi ihj.h
JO o'clock! mlxcd doubles will bo
J" . . .a -ln-V. There will alao
iP1' .Mt ticrlnnlnir Rentemhor
V. tournament -" " r
" . ..mi. lnclea and doubles and
rti doubles for the championship of
Mltdelphla and district The commit.
IK charge Includes Mm. William
' Price Newhall (chairman), Mrs. Mantle
Riding. Mrs. W. O. Morse and Mrs.
! . v.i.in purvlance.
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fK'roVWearJyJall.
., Theodora Clarke, of Baltimore,
who" spending ome time In Cape May.
Im arrive In this city the middle of next
;kff0 be the guest of Miss Marguerite
Tocum.
IP in.i Sara B. Flnck and rer brother,
1 i.N".' . TTinek. of 1120 Qlrard street.
f " "'. ."' i fVnm . visit to relatives at
I Highland Tark. Klchmond. Va.
Kaiti for the Bryn Mawr horse snow.
. . 7 .. v. v..i,i ilin wool; nf Scotembcr
I .re In great demnnd. Mnny requests
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t.k.Temmlttee will have to resort to the
tie commiuw ,.. . .v, ivho.ii
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l'" u.. airnnilv heon awarded
S w: W. Atterbury; Mr B. Frank
-. . . At..onrir TiR.wn Coxc. Mrs.
iS.rlisA.-Huhn.J,,. Chas Wheel-
tr Mr. T. ueui vujiw ---,.
nirk .Jr.. Mr- obcrt E- Btrawbrldge,
,CIrK, jr., Chnrlpq P. Da
ifSli'jlr. John n.K. Scott. Mr. Samuel
CM!, -r' """" ,., o rilllo Mr Rrt.
W Vare and Mrs. Samuel B. lUddle.
Mr" and Mrs. George H. Stephenson and
VM Katherlne Holden, of 1833 Pine
2r..t who have been spending tho sum
TrZ .. .-iin Mns.. will remain there
iffit the last week of September.
. - . goHitii nf BUbscrintlon
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'though September and October was held
lilt nlgnt ai naiuuiuii v.-., -"-
"' '. f . A nlimhtr nt this and
f tu unison's debutantes attended.
Along the Main Line
, oVERBUOOK. The Overbrook Golf
rvOuli will open us iwi -
MrtesBI oanKarun w io "- r-";
dy afternoons, Beginning mo umu ov
Wdy In September.
f Mr ana flirs. rraii. "
Stum, W. H. Brown, havo returned to their
borne on Drcxel roaa irom ivmeu, .,
h,)..r- hv snent threo weeks after leav-
llag the Rangeley Lakes.
piUts Adele Marguerite Moslcr. daughter
f Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O. Moaler, of
'CH9 Drexel road, accompanied by Miss
fn.-4.. Pmn. .4ll loavA thn latter nart
tt Uils week for Eagle's Mere to Join a
ouse par'y Ccing given ait mo roreai
M over the wecK-cnu.
gtMrs. Thomas II. Patton. Miss ITlprenco
Pallnn on.l Tlintrinn 17 Tntton. Jr.. Of
!3 Drexel road, havo gone to Chelsea
Its oend part of September.
HAVERFOUD Mr. and Mrs. Newlln
KcConnell. of Gray's lane, spent Labor
ly ai ueacn naven, in. j,
HVa mk.T t. P.flnnln Vrtn A ''lllAAn
r i. mm .uio. -ni - -w v,
of Montgomery avenue, have returned
from cnelsea, wnero xney nave Deen
pending the summer.
'BRYN MAWR MUa Emma V. Mat-
Ma, of Maple Crest, has gone to Cape
y for a short visit.
i'Mfss Annie D. Shupert, of 845 Old
ancaster road. Is spending a few days
at Cape May.
i' ROSEMONT. Mr. and Mrs. Leedom
. Lewis and Master Marshall Lewis, of
Philadelphia, were the guests of Mr. and
ii. Frank Lewis, of Montgomery ave-
gB and Roberts road, over the week-end.
Mrs. Joseph F. Slnnott and tier daugh-
: ter, Miss Maiy Slnnott. havo returned to
their summer homo. Hathalla, from a
r visit to the Panama Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Converse have
Eoptned Chetwynd after a six months'
European visit.
Mr. and Mrs. William L- Austin, of
Gulf road, have gone to Spring Lake,
I H. J, for a fortnight's stay.
V1LLAMOVA. Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Harris and family 'nave returned from
Ntw Haven. Conn.
fejdr. J.ohn M. Harper left this week for
Btrmuda.
WAYNE Th Tlnv. inil Mrs. J. C.
!l(veilSOoa have returned to their home
" North Wayne avenue, after spend
1st a Month In the New England States
m New York.
- r, end Mrs. Wilson Fercuson are
ftstertalning a house party -at Meadow
t vlwr Farm. Amonir the guests are Miss
ljuirawn a. Jacobs, Miss Rose JacoDs.
f Margaret Ferguson, of Reading,
4 Mr. Haven Dale.
DEVOV Mi- rA Tr. Tnl.n T Win.
Wb, of Falrmount Farms, have left to
f "'i me exposition and tour California,
f Jr" J William White has returned
Ijwm a month's tay at White Sulphur
Iffrtnei. Va.
Chestnut Hill
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."Mberry tret. left todav for Jftmalca.
W they van remain for three weeks.
i'Mf laid Mm rUrnAr Timvmm Wain.
fSSn wlU r9turn from tho Adirondack!
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Kf,.vfrd tor the marriage of Jheir
nur, Mlei Louise MoKale. to. Mr
VUl IInri rknvt nn WAm.A9 C3nn.
Jr . at 6 o'clock, in the Market
" rresDyterian Church. Mr. uurk
Ms bride will be at home after De-
at Therese Place, Chelsea, N. J.
Jv and Mrs. John B. Peterson, of
ufim ,r treet have returned from
jjry Park, where they spent several
Jt Arthur Gpodfellow, of Detroit.
-ii."1 present the guest or mi
-" n tntir home, m West school
'I'ofeph McAieer and Mlsa Marga-
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w. J., where they pent several days.
ofMrcisndT?ni Jo.'p.h Haywood Roberts,
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ndr'f!ivMrf W"""" Drper Lewis
ton Ian, -m' A.wbury. East Washing-
VTohAZ eplember
Tvtl'i1!6". of Ir8, Wheeler Lord, of SH
she "nf1. "!;'! wli' b0 Bl"d t0 ' that
fn th covering from tt serious Illness
in tho Germantown Hospital.
.uw &m'?,E.i:lu? Coulburn. and her
wi' M. ." Ktt,.herlno McIC Quln. of Ml
n.ni. nu . ln,no' ar nt ln "el
Dcnnle. Atlantic City, where they will re
rr.nln for sevcr.tl days.
MIbb Mary M. Hurst, or Baynton and
w.mwood.'N'. j. apns a ,ortn,Bht ,n
oIr,1 Fr"nclB Codoy. or East Chellen
avenue, Is spending some time In Wild
wood. Miss Sara M. Dougherty, of 223 Church
lane, who has Just returned from a visit
to friends In Uhlcrstown. Pa., has left for
lid wood, where Bhe will remain for sev
eral weeks.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Mordccal Morgan, of Lo
gan, nnnounco the betrothal of their
daughter. Miss Mnrgnret ltldpath Mor
Bc". to Mr. William Cortes Raughley, of
Mr. and Mrs. James Sill, of Bent road,
Wyncote, Pa., returned home last week
from an extended motor trip through
Maine and along the New England coast,
coming home through Now York Stato.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown and their
small daughter, MIhj Betty Brown, of
Wyncoto road, Wyncote, have returned
to their homo from an extended trip
through the White Mountains.
Mr and Mrs. James P. McFarland. of
Old York road, Jcnklntown, have had as
their guests for some time Mr. nnd Mtb.
Arthur Sherer and their family, of Pough
keepsle, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Sherer re
turned home last Saturday.
Miss Florenco Gemmi, of Oak Lane,
who has been spending tho greater part
of the summer In camp on Lake Titus,
.-. i., nas reiurnea. after making a short
trip to Canada,
Miss Mary H. Craig and Miss Helen M.
Shields, of Oak Lane, have been spending
the last week at Cape May, N. J., as
tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. John F.
Craig, at their home on Columbia Avenue.
West Philadelphia
The marriage of Miss Kmlly B. White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P.
AVhlte, of 4S20 Windsor aenue, to Dr.
Charles A. Sweet .of Yonkers-on-the-Hudson,
will take placo quietly on Sat
urday. September 25th, at the home of the
bride's parents. Only tho Immediate
fumilles and a few intlmne friends will
be present at the ceremony, which will
bo followed by a very small reception.
Doctor Sweet and his bride will make
their home In Yonkcrs.
Mrs. Adam Southern Conway has re
turned to her apartments at the Avon
dale, 39th and Locust streets, after a
month's stay at Capo May.
Mrs. C. M. Gilbert, who has been spend
ing the summer at Bethlehem, N. H., will
return to her apartment at the Bartram,
the end of this week.
Miss M. W. Marshall, of 342 Nevln
street, Lancaster, Pa., Is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McClaskey, of 6044
Vine Btrect, and will remain with them
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlchnel Dixon and their
daughters. Misses Mary, Eleanor, Mar
garet and Elizabeth, of 1211 South Ruby
street, havti returned from a month's
stay at their cottage at Atlantic City.
Mr. George Moore and Mr. Lawrence
Gettlnss entertained last Wednesday eve
ning at an informal reception given by
the K. K. Klub, at the home of Mrs.
John Moore, 1220 South 31st street. Those
present were Miss Blanche Chapman.
Miss Emma Peterson, Miss Helene O Con
nor, Miss Natalie Craig, Mr. Frederick
Schauffele and Mr. Calvin Craig.
Miss Minnie Henderson, of tho Chestnut
Apartments, 333t) Chestnut street, has re
turned after an extended visit to the sev
eral coaBt resorts.
Miss Corlnne McNamee, of 336 North
63d street, spent n delightful two weeks'
vacation at Ocean City.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. J. Bishop, of 1825 East Passyunk
avenue, Is home after a sojourn at Wild
wood. Mr. William Jackson, 1833 Dudley street,
spent a weok at Atlantic City, returning
after Labor Day.
Miss Marlon Brennan, of 2215 Fltiwater
street, and her sister, Miss Anne Bren
nan, have gone to Columbus, O., to spend
several weeks with their grandparents.
On their jeturn they will visit their sis
ter, Mrs. Herbert Decatur, of Pittsburgh,
Mr Frank McDermott will accompany
them to Lancaster, Pa.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Selss will return
to their home. 265 South 17th street, next
Wednesday, after a stay of three months
at their cottage at Peermont, N. J.
Delaware County
The tennis tournament of the Drexel Hill
Athletic Association will be held Friday
and Saturday of this week at the club's
courts In Drexel Hill. The tennis com
mittee who are In charge are Mr, Herbert
Gretz, Mr. Frank Jackson, Mr. Gerald
Easing, Mr. Jt. agar jienson ana mo
Rev. Lynn C, Drake.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Prendergast, of
Llnwood. havo returned from their wed
ding trip to Atlantic City. Mrs. Prender
gast will be remembered as Miss Margaret
Heane, of Marcus Hook
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MISS LORRAINE SHERWOOD STAHL
Daughter of Mrs. Richard Stahl, who will mako her debut in
Christmas week. A number of entertainments have been planned
in her honor, both in this city nnd in New York, where Bhe spends
a great deal of time.
WEDDINGS OF INTEREST
OCCUPY SOCIETY'S TIME
Miss Helen Louise Maurer Was Married to Mr. Ralph
Earle Stanton Last Evening at the Roosevelt.
Other Weddings of Week Entertainments
AMONG last night's Interesting wed-
dings was that of Miss Louise Helen
Maurer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander C. Maurer. of 3233 North 16th
street, to Mr. Ralph Earle Stanton,
which took place at the Roosevelt. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Forrest E. Dager, of St. Paul's Reformed
Episcopal Church, Broad and Venango
streets. Tho bride wore a gown of white
satin, draped with tullo and trimmed with
crange blossoms. Similar blossoms were
used to hold the bridal veil of tulle In
place. A shower of lilies of the valley
formed the bride's bouquet.
Mr. Maurer gave his daughter In mar
riage, and her attendants were her sisters,
Mlsa Gladys Maurer, maid of honor; Miss
Florence Maurer and Mrs. Walter Lyle
Whitman, bridesmaids.
The best man was Mr. J. Stanley
Cross and the ushers were Mr. Joseph
Maurer, brother of the bride, and Mr.
Harry ,, Thompson. The ceremony was
followed by a reception. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanton will return from their wedding
Jcurney the end of the month and will
receive after October 1 at 70 Raymond
street.
SUTCH-ROBINSON.
The marrlago of Miss Irene P. Robinson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rob
inson, of Annlston, Ala., and niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Knapp, of 1603 North 18th
street, to Mr. Harry E. Sutch, of 2130
Mount Vernon street, took place on Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock at tho Church
of the Annunciation, 12th and Diamond
streets. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. A. C. Flledner, of Wisconsin,
who Is taking chargo during the absence
of the rector, and was followed by a
breakfast at the new home of the bride
groom and bride, 20th and Diamond
streets. A dark blue traveling suit of
pussy willow taffeta, with a hat to match
in color, was worn by the bride, who was
attended by Mrs. Iva Brooks, of Blooms
burg, Pa., as matron of honor. Mr. Philip
Tullen was best man, Mr. and Mrs. Sutch
left on an extended honeymoon trip, and
will be at home after November 1.
GEUTING-KERNAN.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Kernan, daughter of Mrs, Charles P.
Kernan, to Mr, William A. Geutlng, will
bo solemnized this afternoon at 3 o'clock
In Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, 20th and Locust streets.
The Rev. John P. Thompson will offi
ciate. The bride, who will wear a traveling
gown, will have Mrs. Edward Garty as
matron of honor, and the best man will
be Mr, Edward Coffraln. There will be
no other attendants. Following the cere
mony, at which only the Immediate fam
ilies will be present, a reception will be
held at the home of the bride's mother,
050 Locust street Upon their return
from a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Geut
lng will live at the Clalrmont, 44th and
Walnut streets, where they will be at
home after November 1.
HEAREY-DE LISLE.
The marriage of Mlsa Josephine Da
Lisle, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. C.
De Lisle, of 108 North Tth street, Camden,
N. J and Mr. Raymond P. Hearey was
solemnized this morning. The Nuptial
Mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock in the
Immaculate Conception Church, the Rt.
Rev. Monslgnor Mulligan officiating.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, was attended by Mrs,
Joseph T. Fcan as matron of honor. Miss
Marguerite De Lisle, Miss Katherlne
Coyne and Miss Margaret Kane as brides
maids. Mr. Clement Hearey was best
man, and the ushers included Mr. P. De
Lisle, Mr, Joseph T. Feart and Mr, R.
De Lisle.
The bride wore an exquisite sown of
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white satin and Chantllly lace. Her veil
of tulle was held In placo by a coronet
of orangu blossoms, nnd she carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Tho matron of honor
was gowned In AUco blue crepe de chine.
Her hat was of black velvet, trimmed
with plumes tho color of the gown, and
she carried an arm bouquet of yellow
roses. The bridesmaids wore gowns alike
of turquoise blue taffeta, trimmed with
gold lace. Their hats were of tho same
shado of velvet, and they carried shep
herd's crooks with pink roses. A recep
tion followed at the home of the bride's
parents, and on their return from their
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hearey will
occupy their new home In Haddon
Highlands.
TEICHMANN RAVIOR.
Tho marriage of Miss Adclaldo Ravlor,
of 115 West Glrard avenue, nnd Mr.
George W. Telchmann, Jr., of C5S East
Berks street, will take place this evening,
nt 7:43 o'clock, In the East Montgomery
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church; the
ptstor. Rev. S. K. McConncll will of
ficiate. The bride, who will be Klven In
marriage by her uncle, Mr. John Graeber,
will bo attended by Mlsa Mary Telch
mann, sister of the bridegroom, ns maid
of honor. Miss Lillian Herman, Miss
Hazel Telchmann and Miss Sadie Telch
man as bridesmaids.
Mr. Frank Tuthlll will attend as best
man, and the ushers will Include Mr.
Robert Stcadman and Mr. Rudolph
Schultz. Tho wedding march will be
played by Miss Clara Telchmann, who
has officiated In like capacity at four
other weddings In the Immediate family.
A wedding supper will follow the cere
mony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Telch
mann will leavo for their wedding tour
to Niagara Falls, nnd on their return
will be at home at 42C East Flora street.
HURST-MILLER.
Tho marriage of Miss Catherine E. Mil
ter, daughter of Mrs. Julia Miller, of 233)
North Adams street, and Mr. Henry A.
Hurst, of New York, will take place this
afternoon In St. Ann's Catholic Church.
The bride will wear a gown of white
pussy-willow taffeta, and will carry a
shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
of tho valley. Miss Anna Miller, sister of
the bride, will be maid of honor. She will
be gowned In pink crepe meteor and will
carry an arm bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. Ambrose Fay will attend as best
man.
After a reception at the homo of the
bride's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Hurst will
leave for Atlantic City.
BLAKE-MERRILL.
The marriage of Miss Ora Marie Mer
rill, of Portland. Me., nnd Mr. Walter
Blake, of this city, wilt take place this
evening In the home of tho bride, D5 St.
Lawrence street. On their return from
their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Blake
will live In this city, Mr. Blake's romance
started last summer while on his vacation
to the City by the Sea, where he nrst
met his charming bride, and a brief
courtship during the past winter has ter
minated In their marriage this evening.
North Philadelphia
Mr. Harry Sprague, of 1523 Ogden
street, has returned to town after an
extended trip to several of the Western
States.
Mr. Walter Emely, 2729 North 12th
street, returned to the city Saturday after
a business and social trip through Ohio.
Mr. Edward Ehambelam, of Sth and
Berks streets, has returned to the shore
for another week.
Mrs. Holateln and family, of 1884 North
Franklin street, are at their cottage at
Atlantto City.
Mrs. E. SchnUler, of 703 Berks street,
and Mrs. William Love have returned
from a trip to Canada and Niagara
Falls.
Presbyterian Pastor Resigns
The Rev. George Brewer has resigned
as pastor of the Hollond Prcsbter!an
Church. Broad and Federal streets, and
will become pastor of the First Presby
terian Church, Duluth, Minn, He has
been pastor of tho Holland Church since
October, 1(14, coming here from Ohio,
where he held charges In several cities,
the largest being Columbus. He Is a
Wooster University and Princeton Sem
inary graduate and has been successful
in his work wherever ha has been. His
new charge has upward of 1000 members,
Dr. Hibben Coming to Wayne
Dr John Grler Hibben, president of
Princeton University, is coming" to 8t
Luke's School, Wayne, on Tuesday, Sep
tember II. to make the opening address
at the Elshth Coafaranrs nf M. (-. In
Church Schools. Th convention wllj cos-
imwe icr two aays.
JAPANESE TEA PARTY AND
VARIOUS OTHER AFFAIRS
Miss Hannah Berg, of South Philadelphia, Gave a Party
in Honor of Miss Esther Berg and Miss Anna -Berg,
of Maple Shade Other Entertainments
A SMALL Japanese tea party waa given
nt the home of Miss Hannah Berg,
2116 Reed street, In honor of Miss Esther
Berg and Mlsa Anna Berg, of Maple
Shnde, N. J. Among thoso present were
Mies Hose Rossmnn, Miss Rallle Glmpcl,
Miss Blanche Rothsteln, Miss Leah Bern
stein. Miss Edith Rothsteln, Miss Lena
Lclbowlts, Miss Cecelia Goldberg, Miss
Lena Baron, Miss Mnrtha Weiss, Mils
Cnroline Leldcr, Miss Helen Green, Mr.
Rudolf Weiss, Mr. Louis Witt, Mr. Harry
Kosove, Mr. Benjamin Kramer, Mr. Her
man Ludwlg, Mr. Herbert Green. Mr.
Jack Berg, Mr. Leon Flshboln, Mr. Hy
man Witt, Mr. Herman Washer. Mr. Jo
seph B. Krssler and Mr. Benjamin Lclder.
Miss Frances Scharf, of 240 South Sth
street, entertained a number of her
friends last Saturday evening nt her
home. Among thoso present were Miss
Florence Roscnbllt, Miss Fannie Gabler.
Miss Fannie Waldman. Miss Lillian
Roscnbllt, Miss Rose Merkln, Miss Eliza
beth Wesscl, Miss Etta Grocnburg, Miss
Reba Grccnburg, Miss Pauline Cohan,
Mlsa Cella Barnett, Miss Dora Shefrln,
Miss Fnnnte Rywlck, Miss Mayo Clous
ner, Miss Sadyo Scharf, Mr. Samuel Gil
bert. Mr. Richard Barnett, Mr. Benjamin
Hammer. Mr. Harold Bonne. Mr Albert
Adelson, Mr Edward Gabler, Mr Albert
Wedow, Mr Harry Zlon. Mr. Leo
Isrcalovltz, Mr. Samuel Sobcl. Mr. Joseph
Mlttlcman. Mr. Robert Shults, Mr. Her
bert Rosenfclt, Mr. Adolph Goldman, Mr.
Jack KaufTman, Mr. Jack Fisher and Mr.
Arthur Yaspan, of New York.
A party was given last Saturday night
by Miss Frnncea Robin t her home, 80th
street nnd Enntwlck aven Clearvlew.
Anions tho guests wero Mlsa- aura Was
scrman, Miss Bessie Class. Mlsj Matilda
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ing EnEllsh, French, Geometry. German, ltal
Un Latin. Mech Draw'c Millinery. Tlan
Read'c & Estlmat's. Spanish. Telegraphy, IT;
iiii.lnS.s Arlth.. 8, Architectural Draw'e.
Sanj" n'kre. dultar Msnd'n. Paint's (China.
Oil Water Color), Pen'shlp b Cor'pond . Pub.
School. Violin. 0j Garment Cut's-, Btenn'phy &
TVDew'fg, $10! Vocal Lessons. $12; Combined
nookkeep'g. Stenography & Typewriting, $15;
. .-... m. lt Wills tnr ratfi!rnr K
1'iano, Aliwrnwa -" - - ......- . .
STANDARD Y.M.C.A. COURSES
Save carfare. Evening School, Dormitory,
Expert Instructors, Indltldual Method, Swim
ming Fool, Gymnasium.
West llrancli V. M. C. A.. Bill and Fansom.
North llrauch Y. M. C. A.. 1013 V. Lehigh.
Camden Central Y. M. C. A., 87 federal at.
Germantown Friends
SI I OPENS 0 MO. 218T
CilOOl AT 8 145 A. M.
fiTANLET II. YAItNALU Principal
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
1(08 Spruce (street. Opens HepU 21
MAIN LINK lIHAACa
Ardmore. Opens September 2T.
ELIZABETH HILLS LYMAN, Principal.
The Phillips Brooks School
Bora' school, opposite Clark Park. AthlstU
Old adjoining bldg. Large full-equipped arm
nsiluw. Experienced teachers. Year Hook.
Howard B. Eltsel, Udra. 4224 Baltimore are.
PUEFAHATION FOIl ANY COLLEGE. ANY
COUJtBE
BROWN PREPARATORY
BP.OAD AND CHEP.RY 8TP.EET3
Palmer Business School
Shorthand, Typewriting, llookkeeplng, English,
day and night sej.lons. Send for catalog.
Mercantile Library Dldg , 10th ubove Chestnut,
JUA1IEK I'ltF.f. WITUKKSrOON ULDO.
College. Law, Med. Day, EVg. Univ. ReC
umA
CONSERVATOIRES s
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E C K W E R ' S
Philadelphia Musical Academy
1811 Bpruce St. 4Tth season open!
Bept. Olh. Branches 6020 Osrraan
town Ave.; 449 8. B2d St. Emiotal
Artiste la Faculty Prospectus.
EDW
8HIPPEN
VAN LEER, Tenor
Holo Tenor. Central Coturreratlonal. Brooklyn.
Concert, Oratorio, Senr Recital, Voice Cul
ture. FULLER BLDO . 10 8. 18TH ST.
GURNEY
TENOR
CONCERT
ORATORIO
RECITAL
l'.HTKY HALL
WALTER lf,JI PIANO, OROAN,
ST CLAHB MlOaW THEORY SINCHNO
Organist St Paul' Church, Chestnut IBIl and
Rodeph Bhalom tlludlo, 1T1S Chestnut St.
L. COLE
VIOLINIST
lets N FRAC1KR
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EDWIN BRILL
VWi
imam,.,
tpfjhjT.r ' J BJQ-aBWTV1
Kohn, Miss Ida Kohn, Miss Bertha
Myers, Miss Sylvia Simons, Miss Rose
Raymond, Miss Eva Friedman, Miss Ida
Steinberg, Mr. Garflnkln, Mr. M. Lands
berg, Mr. Landsberg. Mr. Maurice Morltx,
Mr Herbert Sherman. Mr. Charles Bab
bitt, Mr. Joseph EvergTeen, Mr. B.
Ushlny, Mr. Chnrles Friedman, Mr. Max
Tucker. Mr. II. Kaplan. Mr. II. Tendler
nnd Mr. Trachtenburgh.
MAY IRWIN TO BUILD THEATRE
Comedienne Declares She Intends to
Erect n "Laugh House"
in This City
May Irwin, tho comedienne, who has
spread a trail of lnughs from one end of
the country to the other, snys she Intends
to build a theatre of her own In this city,
to be called the Laugh House.
Philadelphia was chosen by Miss Irwin
because It otters "a fresh field for the
stnge, free from the tnlnt. fast becoming
fixed, which la given to tho stage through
New York's dominance over the theatre."
This city provides a "saner clientele,
wherens the New York theatre patron Is
freakish In his tastes, bored and blase,
and tho plays he demands aro too sala
cious or morbid," she declnres. She be
lieves that the comedy, the truly Ameri
can play, will become unwhotcsome unless
steps are taken to prevent It.
Miss Irwin expects to bo Installed in
her new theatre eirly next season, ac
cording to her business representative,
Edward Dnmon, who Is here looking for
a suitable location. He Is connected with
a New York rcnlty company, and said
that Miss Irwin herself had made some
lucrative Investments.
Surrounded by her own company, she
will Invite manuscripts from student
playwrights, with a view to building un
Interest In tho stage and causing the
larger colleges to add playwrightlng
courses to their curricula.
MmmMM
CLLEM
Tynlcal In its enerirv nnd acrnmDllshments. Courses carefully eradsri
and sjalematlzcd, so that etudents
Kiuss over worK, uul muui attain pronciency trciore receiving diplomas.
Telephone: Lombard 1296-1207
POSITIONS POSITIVELY UUAHANTEED OU MONEY nEFlWDED
Day School. Night School. Enter any time.
E. M. Hull, A.n.. I'd. !., President. Lafayette rtulMlllc. Philadelphia,
After October 1, Penn Mutual Dulldlng
Qy-Yv
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FRIENDS' CENTRAL
is not coeducational the- Boys and
Girls in High School rjrades have sep
arate classes.
Distinct and strong courses prepare
Students for any College or for Busi
ness life. '
wnrrE Fon. yeah hook of hates
and general Information of the Friends' Edu
cational 8vetem from Kindergarten to College.
WM. ELMER nARHETT. Principal
15T1I AND IIACE STS., PHII ADELPHIA
EL EM EX TA Y SCHOOLS
I Sth and Raco SU.
3.11 h At. and Lancaster Ale.
17ih St. and Glrard Ave.
Greene St., Germantown.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Wharton School of Finance and
Commerce,
OFFERS EVENING COURSES
Accounting and Commercial Law
Real Ettate and Insurance
Advertising and Selling
Finance and Banning
Registration eenlngs, except Saturday. Tto
0, Sept. 13 to 24. Sessions begin Sept. 24.
Logan Hall, 30th and Woodland ave.
LA SALLE COLLEGE
UIIO.VD AND TIIOJIPSON' STS.
Philadelphia, re
conducted by the Christian Broth
ers. Exceptional courses In Engi
neering, Arts and Commercial
subjects. Fre-Medlcel Year courses.
Degrees granted. Gymnasium and
supervised athletics, Regular High
School department and school (or
little boys. Splendid location and
exceptional equipment. Send (or
catalogue to
Bro. Denis Edward, President
STORY-TELLING
Oral eipresslon. stage art Day and evening,
EM1L1E KR1DER NOItniB. 1T14 Chestnut.
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Thtrtv ytatt at tllh and Chestnut Streets.
Business, Shorthand and cscretarlal Couraea.
BI'KINU GARDEN INSTITUTE, PIIILA,
ART MECHANICS KLKCTU1C1TY
Night Schools Writ for Booklet
Wp f C Shorthand & Business Couraea
J OOlh and Qlrard Ave.
MARY BREVARD ROBERTS, IIS N. ltu at.
Elocution, Voice) day and .evening classes.
INSTRUCTORS
W. PALMER
HOXIE
Italian Art of
Singing
10 8 1BT1I
ST.. rillLA.
and
4015
CEDAR AVE.
J. W. F
LEMAN
Violin. Theory,
Conducting
PHILIP WARREN
VOICE
EST1SY HAVL,
COOKE
HELEN ACKROYD Vt,1 Culture
HAMILTON AV.IVKUIU Art of Singing
Contralto Soloist, Church f th Holy Trinity.
Btudlo, Estty Hall. Walnut at th 61.
Lt " It'll Conservatory o( Music
eefsoB-Hille &yar,3frff
WVtn 1 IJ. UU8. Bin
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CbambernWyll Memorial. 14.1a Nq. lttta at. j
r pnMHNnc " voica '
EDMUND -'iivirffc Hen,,, Usthod
lU Chestnut Street, Riic, C&wyd,
alton DOUQHERTY .?,
67,000 PUPES ENTER
PAROCHIAL SQIOOLS
Day Devoted to Enrolnwrtti
Religious Services Precede
Opening
Sixty-seven thousand boys and girls be
gan work today In the parochial schools,
M in number, throughout the city.
Tho majority of the schools were opened
yesterday, but no formal lessons were
provided, the session being devoted for the
most part to enrolment and organisation.
Before assembling in the schoolroom
the children gathered In the churches for
Mass. In some cases brief sermons were
preached to the boys and girls on thtlr
duties as Catholics and as scholars.
The enrolment at tho Catholic Hlh
School for Girls exceeded S00. according to
tho announcement of the Rt. Rev. Mon
slgnor Philip R. McDevltt, superintendent
of parish schools. The Boys' Catholic
High School was formally opened a week
ago, but the term was actually begun this
morning.
A large attendance was recorded at the
parish school of the Church of the Holy
Child Jesus. Broad and Duncannoa
streets. This Is a new Institution, and mi
Important addition to the Catholic educa
tional system of Philadelphia.
Methodists' Visitation Program
The winter program of Institution visi
tation was arraigned at the first meeting
of the season of the Philadelphia Preach
ers' Association, held at the new Meth
odist Building, lith and Arch streets, last
night. Each of the 0 clergymen In at
tendance received his assignments. The
Rev. Dr. George W. Izer reviewed the
record and tho prospects of tho associa
tion In the principal address.
What's Doing Tonight
Fortieth nnd Market Btrett nutlneti Mea,
7 South -tilth itrfcti 8 o'clock. Fre
l'.rldeBburK Uunlnrix Men. Ash and Thomp
son streets: 8 o'clock. Free.
County Mertlral Society, S2d md Ludlow
trerti; 8 o'clock. ....
Feed and Grain Dealers, Bourse: S a clock.
Democratic Clubs 8 o'clock.
Younr Kepubllrari Club: 8 o'clock.
JeIMi New Tear celebration la all pyna
gosuea .
American,
Thorough,
hae not the opportunity to neglect or
rcr
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' STRAYER'S
Commercial. Stenographic. Sec
retarlal and other business
courses. Day and night sessions
now open. Individual and class
Instruction. Charges moderate
Tesltlons guaranteed. Special In
ducementa to start now.
801.807 Chestnut St.. Phils.
-Neff College-
It,"". Public Ppeaklng. Salesmanship.
Elocution and Dramatic Art. Authorship
and Journalism, on a scientific mind
growth basis.
Send for new catalogue. Call for per
sonal Interview. Office open dally. On
0 at; eienlngs. 8 to 10.
J. WARREN NEFF. AsL Mgr.
1780 Chestnut Street
PENNSBURU. PA.
PENNSBUnO. PA.
PERKIOMEN SEMINARY
The School that Lives Us Ittford
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within easy rearh from Philadelphia ani''
New York. Co-educatlonal. Preparea for at
colleges and universities. Has enviable re.
ord for scholarship. Excellent courses fa -i
Music and Elocution. Strongly moral. Per-
sonal Interest In students. Ratca t3T5 to '
:. Illustrated catalog free.
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StVAIITHMORE. PA.
Swarthmore Preparatory School
KWARTIIMORE. P.
nOltpENTOMN, N. J.
BORDENTOWK MILITARY INSTITUTE
Thorough courses, able teachera. excellent dls.
clpllne & healthful situation. Preparation for
college or business. Write for catalogue. Th
Principal. Bordentonn-on-the-Delawme. N J
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Adtfcrt&errtonts of Othr
School and College
Appeared on Trus Pafis
Yesterday
and 'Will Appear Again
Tomorrow
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MUSC
COMBS CONSERVATORY
ut Ytar UftM st. Hk
Enr4mnl UmkM. t 2SM
A Residential nd Day 8ckol U
unparalUlsd facilities for tas at.
talnment of a sound musical s4u--Hen,
from the elementary te I He
highest artistic standard,,. A eJ
f Individual Instruction by opeUoi
systems adjpdd to your , sev.
Ing valuable Urn, frtsltlew seterl
and uselesa expen
A schooj -at Inspiration, leyotty su
ccsa; k school or wtoeef actigs.
founded upon tile uce .1 U
graduates and atudentLla B..utea
of musical trenniWli.
JUdprotal relation Hfth I'm Uau
veralty of 1'eiunrlvanU
Empowered la , safer Attritt,
Tits Year Jteofc Co f . j
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