announcement is
(Daughter of tlie Rev. Herman L. Duhring Married to
mi. jiiuriu xuginuia uuiiey at iNoon
Today Other Notes
ami nnnpiTt nmintwri
MISS Ilk"-'' Ii.i,14W .......
mnrrlcd today at noon to Mr.
Char" eglnnld Bulley, of Syracuse, N.
v m the Church of St. Martln'n-ln-the-
fa.Ms.St Mnrt.r is.
.b? Herman U OuhrlnR. D. D. .who
f.. rmi-y yearn w rector of old St.
(Of .""..i. 5,1 afreet hMr Wnl.
itf.'i end "vo also guperTtendent of tho
ll,,V .". iri.l Cltv Missions.
IE jJr Uullov l the son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
..inlA H. Bulley, oi Syracuse, is. i
f- . J - graauAiv o .emu.. w.,.. ..
ESS! v- .. ...-. a vrv unlet nnn And
Jw tho Immediate families wcro pres-
tiilhoo rhlllp Mercer nhlnclnmler.
PllH0P ""', ...n.MIn- rln Mr. nnd
A" ii iivo In Tlrnrllnrr. w ir
, Bulley Is cnBBRed In mctollurBlcnl
,t engineering. ,
n, and Mrs. Louis Btanchard Wilson.
V ' : .. M nnnnilnrn thp en-
C,ment of ' ' th r daughter. Miss Allco
BSfwiliM. to Dr. Sergeant frier, Mar-
STion of JudRO and Mrs. J. Willis Mar
in. of Edgecombe, Chestnut IIIH.
i.nihor enBagcment which was an-
jounced Ihl i itiorniiur Is that of Miss
?X aallatln Dawson, daughter of the
?,t Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dawson, of
vit York, to Mr. Armltt Drown, of this
,i Miss Dawson Is tho great-Brand-Seuahtcr
of the late Albert Gallatin, who
io Minister to Franco before our coun
Zfs representative was given tho rank
of Ambassador.
mV Drown is the Becond son of Mrs.
rorlck Drown. His father died some
,rs ago. He is a nephew of the lato
Henry Armltt Drown and a brother of
r F Zerban Brown and Mr. Georjo
r.rnum Brown. The wedding, it is un
derstood, will Uke. place shortly at the
Some of Miss Dawson. Carmel-by-the-Bea.
Cal. ,
Mrs William D. Kurts entertained at
a tennis tournament followed by lunch
ton this morning In honor of Miss Mar
iaret Allen, of Greenfield. Mass.. who la
S. gues of her brother nnd slster-ln-li
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butler Allen,
ef TO St. Martin's lane. The guests in
cluded Mrs. J. Nelson Purvlnnce. Mrs
William Trice Newhall. Mrs. John Whlte
tnin of Greenfield. Mass.: Miss Frances
Etoughton. Mrs. Stanley Pearson. Mrs.
Marriott Canby. Mrs. Henry Kellar
Kurtt, Miss Osthelmer and Mrs. Henry
Butler Allen.
Announcement was received in this
city yesterday that tho marriage of Miss
Mathilda Blgelow and Mr "erbert C.
Pell will be solemnized on Wednesday,
November 3. at high noon. Tho oeiemony
will be performed by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Junes II. Darlington. D. D.. of Harris
burg, at the Church of the Heavenly
Rest. New York. Miss Blgelow. who Is
spending a short time at ' b'.;:
fore going to New York, Is the daughter
of Mrs. Edward M. Padelford, who was
Miss Sophia Dallas Borda. of this city.
Mrs. Oliver Hopklnson. of 1121 Spruce
street, Is spending revcral weeKs in
Bordentown. N. J., where sho is th"
guest of her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. tdwln
I Thompson, nt their residence on Prince
street. Miss Emny uopKineun, .. ..
been making a series of visits during the
lummcr, Is at present at irvingion-on-
Hudson, but win return to -i tn ..u..
ibout the 1st of October.
.1 v.. PAna1hla TTfl PCTIM'tV. Mr
air, ana isim. vw..tw- - "". . ,
6 Brown are guests at the Traymore, At-
laimu yny
. . v.....i n Airtnn and
ur. aim .ib. jz.u.w . --
Mrs. Newbold Ettlnu have returned to
town' and opened their nouso at i duuh.
Hi street.
j .- -n'liiinvM r'Almnn Free-
man will arrive today at their home in
., ..... .k.. n.ltl anAnd the aU-
tumn. returning to Chestnut Hill the
miaaio or jsovemDer.
- 4r... U.n,nn,l o1ltnr Of Har-
per's Weekly, has accepted an invita
tion from tho University Extension So
ciety committee to appear on their plat
form in Wltherepoon Hall on November i
and take tho affirmative in the debate on
th. su.frage amendment to be voted upon
tt.o following day. Mr. Hapgood 'has been
very active In suffrago work in new yctk
city fot many years, but this will be his
flut apptaranco In this city. Mrs. O. D.
Ollpham. secretary of the New Jersey
Awoclailon Opposed to Woman Suffrage,
who l,l ink the negative side. Is one oi
the country's leading speakers against
votes for women. . .
Of coume, women high up in the social
world will attend and will take sides for
and ocalnst. Altogether It will be a bril
liant affair socially and alBO from a more
erous point of view.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel G. Kp-lb, of
Mount Airy, announce the betrothal of
their daughter. Miss Sadie 13. Kolb. to
Mr. William Mason Danner. Jr., of Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bowes, of Mer
chantville, N. J., are receiving congratu
lations on the birth of a son. Henry Ld
Wttid Bowes, on Tuesday, September 7.
Along the Main Line
OVEItBROOK. Mrs. William M.
Barnes, of 6117 Sherwood road, and her
niece, Miss Edith Itussell, have returned
from a trip to tho Exposition.
Mr and Mrs. nobert W. Scott and their
on, who have been spending tho summer
at their cottage on St. Charles Place,
Ocean City, N. J., will return to their
home. 6364 Overbrook avenus, early next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Beltler have
returned to their home, 6357 bherwood
road, from Sliver Lake, Pa.
NARBEUTir Miss Adah Durbln, who
(pent part of the summer at Avalon, has
returned to her home on Narberth ave
nue. Mr Robert II. Durbln, Mr. Benja
min Durbln and Mr. Raymond Greene
hive Just returned from a few days visit
to Avalon, N J.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick P. Rose and
Ub 1.. v. .. .. A..rr.l.l fit
mj Alien jtose, wno aycuv .."- -
If Ocean City, recently returned from a
P hort stay at Avalon. Mr. George Rose
cock m waiDertn again bjibi u...
ner spent at Cape May, N. J.
WTNNEWOOD.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
hver Browne have returned from
BP'lnt Lake, N J., where they spent
the summer at their cottage.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Drinker, Jr., will
, coe tntlr Beach Haven cottage today
; nd open thblr home on Kent road.
BRY.v m-awr Mr. nnd Mri. Henry
Collins. Jr., and family, of Merton
-avtnuo and Yarrow road, who have been
fending the early part of the summer
.-at BpVlng Lake, are now at the Whlto
mountains.
Mla Marv L.. Wrlirht. of 63J Montgom-
' y avenue, who has been spending the
"miner at Eboulement's Centre. Caa,
"il icturntd tp her home.
Mrs. RUtiurd 8 Francis and her two
KW. of W Summit Grove aenue. ars
Wndins September with Mrs. Francis'
-woiner nt Pruvldence, H. I.
M and Mr. Norman Kerr Conderman.
f U Montgomery avenue, have returned
ron .OlieUta, wherq they have been
peadtn,t several weeks,
VU,lK0VA.-lr. and Vr W, Rey
EVENING
made of
JJUbbaY-DUHRING NUPTIALS
nolds t,on. of Bprlng Hill, ha are
staying at Narragansett, entertained at
luncheon jesterday at tho Casino In
honor of Mrs William J. Balrd and Miss
S. Wytendnle Balrd. who will make her
debut In tho fall.
Mrs. Ednard Cadwallader, who spent
a portion of the summer In Chelsea, has
returned to her hemp.
Bala-Cynwyd
The marrlnvo of Miss Alice Gertmd
w nrner and Mr. William T. Alllnger will
tsko place quietly Saturday, October v,
Jt 12 o'c'ock. In the Church of the Holy
Trinity. llHh and Walnut streets. The
m ,Icrlert Cone, assistant rector. llt
otnclntc. Miss Warner Is the daughter of
Mrs. Warner, of Bala, and the late Rev
Beverley E. Warner, rector for over 20
ye.ira of Holy Trinity, oldest Eplseopal
Church In New Orleans, La.
Miss Lucille H. Llpplncott. of Cynwyd.
returned Monday from Kennebunkport,
Me., where she had been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Edgar L. Shcppard, of Chest
nut Hill.
Mr. Alexander Christie, of Llandrlllo
road, Cynwyd. and his brothcr-ln-Iaw.
Mr. Joseph Morris, left yesterday for
Hanover, Pa., to attend the interesting
centennial that Is being held there this
week.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Cartrlght nnd Miss
Elizabeth Cartrlght. of Evergreen and
Prospect avenues, havo returned from a
month's stay at Bay Head. Miss Cart
rlght was also the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. William Bains.
JIr- nnd Mrs. T. Charlton Henry, of
83d and Morland avenues, will return In
two weeks from Rockport, Me., whore
they have spent the summer.
Miss Gertrude Fetterman. of 70.7 Chew
street, has gone to Bay Head for a fort
night. Miss Christine Waggaman, of Wash
ington. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Lytton Patterson, Jr., 7107 Chew street.
Miss Elizabeth Wnlsh and Miss Loulso
Walsh, of New York, who have been
spending the summer in Capo May, are
at present the guests of the Misses Aman
at their home, 7126 Sprague street.
Germantown
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter M. La Rue and
Miss Margarot La Rue have opened their
winter house. 1J1 Pelham road, having
spent the summer nt Whlto Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. H. Prentiss Nichols, of 346 Pelham
road, who Is president of the New Cen
tury Club, has returned to her home from
a. motor trip along the North Shore.
Miss Elaine Taylor English, of 226 West
Schoolhouso lane. Is at present at tho
Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City, as the
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Whltwell W. Coxe.
Miss English will return to her homo next
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bond Wilmer, of
West Walnut line, will leave today for
Maryland, where they will spend two
weeks, returning home October 1.
Mr. William N. Scott, of School House
lnno nnd Wayne avenue, accompanied by
his two daughters. Miss Helen nnd Miss
Dorothy Scott, will close his cottage at
Spring Lake next week and return to
town for tho winter.
Mr. and Mr. Edward Newklrk, of 141
West Phil Ellena street, have returned
home, having spent part of the summer
at East Hampton, L. I., and also visiting
friends at Cornwall-on-the-Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry Powers, of 223
Harvey street, have returned home from a
trip to the Yellowstone Park and Colorado
Springs.
West Philadelphia
Miss Helen A. Vogdes entertained at her
home. 1107 North 42d street. Her guests
Included Miss M. Grace Vogdes, Miss Bea
trice M. Ruttler. Mr. George D. Hun
sperger, Mr. T. Lloyd and Mr. William
Lukens.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynaugh and their fam
ily, of 61st and Chestnut streets, have
returned from a stay of several weeks at
Wlldwood, N. J.
Mr, and Mrs. Michael J. Daly and their
family, of 6018 Chestnut street, have re
turned from a stay of several weeks at
Wlldwood, N. J.
Miss Anna and Miss Catherine Gal
lagher, of 321 North 61st street, have
returned from a stay of several days at
Atlantic City.
Mr. E. D, Enderiss has returned from
a visit to Mrs. Charles Decker, of
Swedesboro, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonal'd. 6142
Webster street, entertained a largo party
of guests at their farm, at Falrmount,
Pa. Among those present were Ralph
Allen and Miss Sara Curtlss, of Bryn
Mawr; Miss Helen Wentz, Miss Ethel
Emblck, Miss Gladys Ralston, Mr. Ste
phen R. Manley, Mr, George Kulp and
Mr. Raymond Jones.
The Choral Society connected with the
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary. 63d
strcot and Westminster avenue, will re
sume Its weekly meetings under the di
rection of Mr. Pau E. Dllger, of 603
North 63d' street, the last week in Sep
tember, Lansdowne
Mr. Cecil Wilson, of South Lansdowne
avenue, returned today from spending the
week-end as the guest of Mr. Morris
Urquhart. of Ocean City.
Mrs. Lillian Taylor, of North Lans
downe, has returned from her cottage at
Chelsea. v
Mr, Joseph Kelly, of North Lansdowne
avenue, has returned from a two-months'
trip abroad.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. Charles HUlman will close her
bungalow at Pocono Pines, Pa., this week
and return to her Haddonfleld home.
Miss Helen Schrack, of 601 Pearl street,
has returned to her studies at the New
York State University.
Dr and Mrs. J. W. Lyell have re
turned from Atlantic City.
1 Notices for Hi Society page will bo
I accepted soil printed la tho Ktoduic
I.cdir, tut uu ouch notice mutt bo
written on one old of tbe paper,
mutt bo (lined la full, wlttt full d.
drc. and when powlblo telephone
number iuut be gltea.
Head oil1 uch comuiuUenlMM U
"Society KdUor." K,4ng Loiter,
60s Cbrttoirt otroci.
Volru !!' rcankemonU or amU
est ea tbat crUfcaW nay ppum,,
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LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1915:
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MRS. RAYMOND P. HEAREY
Who, before her nmrrinpo last week, wns Miss Josephino E. Do Lisle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Do Lisle, of Camden, N. J. On their
return from their wedding journey Mr. and Mrs. Hearey will occupy
their now home in Haddon Highlands.
Along the Reading
Miss Doris Wetherbee. accompanied by
her guest, Mrs. Anson C.irnlll, of Colum
bus, O., have motored with Dr. and Mrs.
KnelfTer to spend their week-end at Toby
hanna. Pa.
Mrs. Walter S. Westerman and her
daughter. Miss Margie Westerman, of
Melrose Park, are spending this week in
Atlantic City at tho Chalfonte.
Miss Edna Faucett, of Glcnstde, Pa
who has been the guest of Miss Jnno Wal
ton at her cottage In Atlantic City, N. J.,
for the month of August, has returned
home. Miss Walton returned with Miss
Faucett and will be her guest for sev
eral weeks.
Mrs. Albert E. Baker, of Ambler, and
her two children have returned to their
home from Hagerstown, Md., where they
were tho guests for several weeks of
Mrs. Baker's parents, the Rev, and Mrs.
H. C. Cooke.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Anna Goldman, of 1623 North 6th
street, will entertain the members of
her sewing circle at a luncheon todny,
when covers will be laid for 12. This Is
the first gathering of the members for
the fall season.
Miss Laura Dorothy Stoll, of Sandusky,
O., who spent several months at the
shore resorts. Is the guest of her former
school chum. Miss Anna Emely. of 4343
North Frankllfl street. She will remain
in town until the early part of October.
Miss Stoll Is an attractive, intellectual
young woman, who achieved not a Uttlo
reputation In literary and dramatic cir
cles In her native city. A dinner will
be given her during the coming week by
Mr. Walter Emely, prior to his departure
on an extended trip through the South.
Miss Elsie Clayton nnd Miss Anna Cul
len. of 3220 Hartvlllo street, have re
turned to the city after a delightful Stay
of several days at Magnolia. N. J., being
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Stone.
Miss Hortcnse Marshall, of Orleans
street, will spend the week at tho shore
as fte guest of Miss Ethel Collin.
Dr. and Mrs. Newton, of 2S34 Frankford
avenue, will remain at their summer homo
in Atlantic City until October.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stern, of 807 North
8th street, havo returned from a Bummer's
stay at Atlantic City.
Frankford
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Bannbart, of
Torresdale avenue, are rocelving con
gratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs,
Bannbart was MUs Phyllis Collins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Col
lins, of Bridge street.
The Rambler Boys' Club will hold a
block party tonight, tomorrow and Sat
urday evenings on Penn street between
Unity and Church streets.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Mammon, of
Academy road, will return today from
a 10 days' motor trip through the West.
They will have with them Mrs. Ham
mon's sister, Miss Evelyn Wright, of
Chicago, 111.
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Photo by Smith Studio.
MISS SARA LEONA FOX
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry
J, Fox, of 918 South 5th street,
wbosa betrothal U announced to
Mr. Louis ZiaJm.
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WEDDINGS
THE wedding of Miss Mary Ambrose
Donohuo to Mr. Francis D. McFaddcn
will tako place this afternoon at 2 o'clock
In tho Church of Our Lady of tho Rosary.
Tho bride, who will be given In marrlago
by her uncle, will wear a navy blue
gabardine traveling suit made in the mili
tary style and a hat of navy blue silk,
faced with white, and will carry a shower
bouquet of whlto roses and llllos of tho
valley. Her only attendant will be Miss
Lillian Costello, the maid of honor, who
will bo gowned In gray and old roso and
will carry a bouquet of pink roses.
Tho best man will bo Mr. Joseph Haley,
and Mr Walter G. Haley nnd Mr. Clar
ence V. McKlnney will net as U3hcrs.
Following tho ceremony a small re
ception will bo held nt tho home of tho
bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A
A. Mclntyre, 6015 Master street, after
which Mr. and Mrs. McFadden will leave
for their wedding Journey. They will bo
nt homo nt 5810 Cedar avenue after No
vember 15.
DAMES-McLAUGHLIN.
The Rev. Eugene Murphy, rector of St.
John the Baptist's Chu: :h, Mnnayunk,
celebrated a Nuptial Mass at 9 o'clock this
morning when Miss Anna P. McLaughlin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McLaugh
lin, of 4309 Laurlston street, Roxborough.
was married to Mr Thomas J. Dames, of
641 East Martin street.
The bride, attired In a pussy willow
taffeta gown, was attended by Miss Wln
nlo Dames, sister of the bridegroom, and
Mr. Frank McLaughlin, brother of the
bride, was best man.
BOLGER-SCHAEFER.
Tho wedding of Miss Mao Schacfer and
Mr. Daniel I. Bolgcr took place last Wed
nesday afternoon. In St." Edward's Church,
Sth and York streets. A small reception
followed at the home of tho bride, after
which the young couple left for a wedding
trip to Atlantic City, and on their return
will live In Germantown.
The marrlago of Miss Lydla Seal, ot
Swnrthmore. and Mr. J. Donald Lodge,
of Philadelphia, will take place this eve
ning at 7 o'clock at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. E. T. Crcssen, of Swnrthmore.
The ceremony will be performed by thi
Rev. Walter Mntos. The bride will bo
attended by her sister. Miss Emma Seal,
as maid of honor, and by her niece. Miss
Virginia Seal, as flower girl. She will
wear a gown of white charmeusc,
trimmed in shadow lace and pearls, with
a net veil and wreath, and will carry a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
After a month's trip to the Catsklll
Mountains Mr. and Mrs. Lodge will reside
in Philadelphia.
0
Delaware County-
Mrs. Albert Yarnall, of Media. Is spend
ing two weeks at Snow Hill, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander, of
Moylan. have returned from a week's visit
at Cape May.
Miss Agnes Cross and Miss Anna Cross,
of Norwood, will return tomorrow from
a week's stay In WJIdwood.
Mrs. A. Harrison, of Ridley Park, js
spending two weeks in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keene, of 6113
Ludlow street, Philadelphia, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Anna
Mary, to Mr. George Trultt, of Highland
Park.
SUMMER IIESOIITS
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Beach I busy Palm Lounnt nnMt culilnt,
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South Philadelphia
Miss Kitty Work, of U3 Rltner street.
Is spending the week-end at Wlldwood.
Miss Mamie Clnnccy, of South 16th
street, will return next week from a
three months' trip In and around Bos
ton, Mass.
Mrs. K. Cunningham and her children,
of 15th and Porter streets, spent two
weeks at Ocean City.
Mr. Charles Moore, of 2331 South Wood
stock street, returned from a 2100-mile
motor trip to Niagara Falls, by way ot
Pittsburgh and Erie, returning through
L'tlca and New York.
Mrs. Mcuser and her children, ot 19th
and McKean streets, have returned from
their vacation, spending most of the time
at Bethlehem, Pn.
Mr. Bryan Whitfield, of 2137 West Pass,
yunk avenue, has returned from his vaca
tion nt New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Charles P Shlslcr nnd Miss Edith
Simon aro organizing n "500'' club, con
sisting of the OI rani Farm younger set.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Chew, of 1TI8 Sny
der avenue, are homo after a two weeks'
trip to SHU Pond, Md.
Dr. Austin O'Malley, of Broad and
Wolf streets, has taken a short vacation
to Wllkes-Bnrro nnd Scranton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bldwell, Jr., of
130 Snyder avenue, spent a pleasant trip
nt Pen Mar, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin C. Scheld will
be nt home after Thursdiy, September If,
nfter a pleasant summer spent at Atlan
tic City. In company with Senator Wil
liam Smith nnd his family.
Mr. Edward McGlynn. of 15th and Wolf
streets. Is expected home this week, alter
spending the summer In Atlantic City at
the Marlborough-Blenhclm.
Miss Gertrude McEvoy, of 2112 South
15th street, with Miss Margaret Kcennn,
Miss Agnes Comber and Miss Laura
Shontz, have Just returned from a de
lightful trip to Ocean City Mrs. Mary A.
McEvoy and Mr. Eugene McEvoy are
still nt their cottage at Ocean City, and
expect to return In a few days.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Schell, of 1731 South
ISth street, aro spending their vacation
nt Wlldwood.
Miss Percle Connelly, of 323 Tasker
street, has Just returned from a two
weeks' visit to Atlnntlc City.
Miss Irene Mullholland nnd Miss Mary
Mullholland, of 1527 Moyamenslng ave
nue, arc spending a pleasant vacation at
the present time at Atlantic City.
Mr. William Ornam. of 614 South Sth
street, Is back in town after a month's
vacation trip to Boston, Mass.
JfciL&kjFvJtyL OD tSf J) if YOUR SON 'if
c 'cjrTj 7e."LJi."i t'jt """ TLT 1 & m uAuun 1 tit vm
&yCWrfGryCjy rlUman, J , N Are ther both prepared to earn
T571 l) A ViY)Y) t I Et ISt' own "vlng If necessary? W
-' I i-4fSJJ iJLl XT JfJJlMffyJJ a t , ' ffl yvt,y not enroll them at one for M
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YV TVS If If iGVPSf rV ,' M either day or night ncbooIT it
(Q(Q)JhJyMM ; , I strayers i
Pupil and inetructor working in mutual determination to achlevo the
best, and they do. Its growth along normal and practical line la a liouee
hold word with hot or the motit prominent Manufacturer. Banker and
Profeealonal men of affair. Telephone: Lombard 129G-1397.
1'OhlTIONS l'OBlTIVISLY OUAKANTEED OH MONEY REFUNDED
Day School. NifHt School. Enter any time.
E. M. Hull, A. M., rd.D., Treeldent, Lafayette llullding, l'hlladelphla.
After October lt, I'enn Mutual llulldlne.
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Wednesday, Sept. 15th
Is
REGISTRATION DAY
at
Temple University
Students may register for any
course at any time between 9
A. M. and 10 P. M. It will be to
your advantage to register in ad
vance of the regular opening ses
sions. Do it today.
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BROAD ABOVE
fllltARD
Enilnecrlnc. Arte, l're-Meaiem ana uueineas
Course lllfh School and department for little
boy. Ormnaalum and aupervlaed athletic.
Ucbolarahlp offered. Evenlnc claaie.
BRO. DENIS EDWAHD, Prealdent.
The Phillips Brooks School
Bora' acbool, ooolt Clark Park. Athletl
flald adjolnlnc bfde. Lane full-equipped art
natlute. Kiperleneed teacher. Year lloak.
Iloward B. Eltul. Mm. 32t Baltlmer are.
PHILADELPHIA TUKNOEUEINDB
School now open for fall and winter terras.
W teach s;ymnatlc. Oar man, drawing-,
needlework and swimming; to children. 1 to
10 year, for fS per year. Enroll your chil
dren now. Broad and Columbia ay.
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
IMS Spruce Btreet. Opana Sept. U
MAIN LINE UltANCH
Ardmore. Open September 2T.
ELIZABETH HILLS IlitAN, Principal
Palmer Business School
Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, English,
day and night (Melon. Bend for catalog.
Mercantile Library Bldg., 10th abore Cbeetnul,
(REPARATION yon ANY COLLSGJB, ANY
courbb r
BROWN PREPARATORY
BROAD MHO CHERRY STREETS
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
TMrfv year ot J7fc a4 Cfctl fereet.
Buelaec. Bnerthand and e-tereterlal Court.
STORY-TELUNG
Oral expreealon, etage art Day end areolar,
EVUL1B KIUDEIt NOltRla. 1T1 Cbeetnul
BPkUNQ GAMMCN INSTITCTJC, PMILA.
AM.
jajatAataWWFX
MR. AND MRS. FRANK K. WORLEY
WILL ENTERTAIN AT COUNTRY CLUB
Birthday Anniversary of Their Son, Mr. Francis L Roy
Worley, to Be Celebrated at Dinner-Dance Other
Affairs of Interest to Society
MR. AND MRS. FRANK K. WOR
LEY, of 3536 North 19th street, will
give a dinner-dance tonight, at the Lu
Lu Temple Country Club at Edge Hill, In
celebration of the 21st birthday anni
versary of tthelr son, Mr. Francis Le Roy
Worley. The clubhouse will be TTecorated
with palms, ferns and golden dahlias, A
kewple, standing In golden dnhllns nnd
adorned with gold-colored ribbon, from
which the ribbon extends to each plate,
will form the very attractive Uble dec
orations. The favors Include quaint
gold baskets filled with flowers and smil
ing kewplcs, holding dainty golden blos
soms. The guests will he Miss Margaret
Tomllnson, Miss Ethel Wyne Vandever,
Miss Isabel Spcrlng, Miss Elsa. Sosna,
Miss Margaret Sosnn, Miss Mildred Heist,
Miss Elizabeth Flte, Miss Emily Acker,
Miss Pauline Sweeten, Miss Helen
Haines, Miss Carolle Tcale, Mr. Edward
Worley, Mr. Frank Gray. Mr. Ira Bcrto
let, Mr. Charles Goucrt, Mr. Nathan
Sperlng. Mr. Frederick Williams, Mr.
Heberton Frickc, Mr. John English, Mr.
Tioga
Mrs Hurry Klsselbach nnd her young
sons, Jacob and Frank, have been spend
ing a month nt Ocean Gate.
Mr. Roland Rosier, of ISth nnd Tioga
streets. Is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
erick Jennings at their summer home
in Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raynor Bowman, of West
Tioga street, -are visiting friends at
Phoenlxvllle, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William France and fam
ily have closed their Ocean City cottage
and are occupying their home on North
ISth street.
Roxborough
Dr. and Sirs. Howard It White, of 460
Green lane, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
Gane have returned from un automobile
trip through New York State.
Mr nnd Mrs. Clair Felton. of Rlghter
street, Wlssahlckon, are spending a fort
night as the gucsto of Mr. Fclton's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Humphreys,
nt their country home In Pitman, N. J.
Miss Abblo Gardner, of Wickford. R. I.,
is visiting her father and sister, Mr.
George Gardner and Mies Ada Gardner,
of 5S24 Ridge avenue
j.yj.WJ'a';
FRIENDS' CENTRAL
SCHOOL
was established In 1845 for instruction
of Friends' Children and for others
who are in sympathy with Friends'
Educational aims moderation, thor
oujrhness and character building, as
well as book learning.
WRITE FOR YEAR BOOK OP RATES
and general Information of the Friend' Edu
cational Syatem from Kindergarten to College.
WM. ELMER BARRETT, Principal
ISTH AND RACE ST8.. PHILADELPHIA
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
lnth and Race 8ta,
3.11 h St. and Lancaster At.
17th St. and Ulrard Ave.
Ureene St.. Qermantown.
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITOTK
school or iilii.di.no construction
KTcnlng- Term Opens 8pt. z7th
Hundred of men high In contract-
Ylng- and construction circle have been
prepared by our BUILDING CON
MbTRUCTION COUItbK. The complete
coume Include Architectural Draw
Cine, Plan Reading, Estimating-, Reln
. forced Concrete Construction and
A Architectural Engineering. It may
be taken in two or three year. Other
technical course! Industrial Cham
1421,,,rr' Mechanical Drawing, Vehicle
,, Drawing. Principles of Engineering,
ArChAPP1''1 Electricity. 100 other coureee.
a. Magnificent drawing room and claaa
Ol. room equipment. Position aecured.
Bend for catalog, dating your In
terest. University of Pennsylvania
WUAnTON SCHOOL OF FINANCE!
AND COMMEHCB
Offer Evening- Courses
Registration evening, except Saturday, 7 to 0.
Sept. IS to 24, Session begin Sept. 24.
LOGAN HALL. SStb AND WOODLAND AVB.
TUB PHILADELPHIA TRAININO SCHOOL
for PERSONAL and COMMUNITV 8ERVICB
Practical coureee in varlou brancbe train
ing men and women for leaderehlp In llecrea.
tlonal, Phyalcal. Social and Industrie! Welter
Work 14 couraes given by well-known leadara.
Bend for booklet-Central Branch, Y. U. C. A.
1421 Arch Street.
Germantown Friends
CLI OPJ5NB 0 MO. 1181
OCnOOl AT 8I4B A. U.
TAWLKY R. YARNALL. Principal
MARY Bl.EVARD ROBERTS. IIS N. llth at
Elocution; Voice; day and evnlng claea.
MA1IEK PKEP. W1THKHSFOON BLDoT
College. Law. Med. Day. Evg. Univ. Hef.
Ay4mtWnttnKaf OtW
Scrwol and CdUgM
Appwtweo! on This Paija
YawWrsisy
Toitvorrow
f av4Wt4menKat Uthtf
9
Walter Herbert, Mr. Richard Sehei
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greer.
In honor of the birthday nnntversarr
of their daughter, Miss Jeanette Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Georce Green tendered A
reception to her many friends at thelf
home nt 204 South Ithan str-et. Sunday
night. Miss Rosalind Ottlnger nnd Mr.
Nat' Zelta demonstrated the late
dances Among those present were Mlaa
Dorothy Shaffer, Miss Leona 8htndle
man, Miss Rosllnd Ottlnger. Miss Helen
Botrelcht. Miss Anna Phillips. Mlsa
Helen Shaffer. Miss Sylvia Colen.MlM
Florence Lorens, Mr. Marshall Bili
bridge, Mr. Bert Friedman, Mr JosefM
Devac Mr. Nat Zeltz, Mr, Paut KelUK
Mr. William Odell, Mr Leon Beck, Mr.
Teddy DuBols, Mr. Y. Egner, Mr, LoUoy
Backeer, Mr. B. Ewlng, Mr. Bernard
Rappaport, Mr. Theckla Back, Mr. Mar
tin Douglass, Mr. Milton Brody, Mr. A.
Hnsse, Mr. Samuel A. Schiller, Mr.
Grant Powers, Mr. Joseph Fibre and Mr.
M. Ha re man.
A reception was given last week In
honor of the birthday anniversary of
Mr. Philip App at his home, 1612 Rltner
street. There were 65 guests present.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hlllegas, of 2466
North Sth street, are spending a few
weeks nround Lake George, N. "Y.
Miss Lulu Wagner, of Front street and
Susquehanna nvenuc, Is back In town
after nn enjoyable vacation trip to Long
Island accompanied by Mrs. N. Johnson,
of 2737 West Albert street.
Mr. J. Lindsay Hill has returned to his
home, 1513 Oxford street, after spending
the month of August in Chelsea.
Mrs. George F. Bllletter, Jr., and fam
ily, of 1330 Clearfield street, have leturned
from a six weeks' stay in Atlantic City.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon M.etlnp at Filbert street below lBth:
apeahcr. Mies Bertha Sapovlu.
Noonday meeting at Collins cardboard fac
tory, Bodtne street and Columbia avenue;
speaker, Mies Anna McCue.
f ..in p. m Meeting at Front and Dauphin
atreeta; sneaker. Miss Anna McCue.
8-30 p. m Open-air meetlnp at 7th street
and Sryder avenue; speaker. It lea Bertba Sapo
UU. WOMAN SCFFnAOE PARTY.
8 p. m. Meeting- at Broad street and Bnyder
nenne, under aunplcca of Philadelphia Ceuntr
Society: speaker. Dr. Kate W. Baldwin and,
Mrs. Marion Holmes.
S p. in. Meeting at Germantown and Erie
toenuee; peakera, Mr. J. O. Phillips and Mis
Jne Myir
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23D A WALNUT STS., OPENS FEPT. 2.
Coureee per teri (SO wk.), JB wO. Algebra,
Art Needlework, C6 tng. Drawing. Dreaemak
tng, English, French. Geometry, Oerman. Ital
ian, Latin, Mech. Draw's Millinery, Plan
Head'g & Estlmai'g, Spanleh, Telegraphy, ITr ..
Buslneea Arlth , 18; Architectural Draw's. 1
Bnnjo. B'k'g'g. Guitar. Mand'n. Palnt'g (China.
Oil, Water Color), Pen'ihlp Cor"pond., Pub.
School, Violin. 10: Garment Cufg, Stcno'pby
TypeWfg, S10: Vocal Leeaon. 112; Combined
Rookkeep'g, Stenography A Typewriting, IIS:
Piano. Afternoon A Ee. Wllte for Catalog F.
standar"dy.mTca. courses
Sae carfare. Evening School. Dormitory.
Expert Instructors, Individual Method. Swim! i
mlng Pool, Gymnaalum.
We llran.1, V t f. M . m n r
North Branch Y. M. C. a!. YollWgig;
W. P. C S. Shorthand illualne. cbur.t
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GERMANTOWN
. , WAIJJT LANE SCHOOL "
232 W. WALNUT LANE, aERMANTOWN
Strong. General Courae. Domeatlo Bclenca
Dept. Boarding Dept. opena Sept aSthT Da
Dept. opena Sept. 20th.
BlVAltTHMORE. TA.
Swarthmore Preparatory cbeeJ
KtVAKTIIMOUE.
Pa.
HORDENTOWN. N. J.
BOIIDENTOWN MIUTAni INSTITUTB
Wa prepare boys for college , bulne.T dv.l.
oping them ymmetrlcallyfo. th work of life!
by our carefully regulated Imtruetlon tnodii
fled mllltaiT training. Send ft catilogteTTha
Principal. Bordentow n-on-tha-Oelawa?. k J
CONSERVATOniES OF MPHIfl
Combs conservatory;-
v 31st Year ol Success
Lnrolraent Limiled te 25M
A Ilesldentlal and Day School of
unparalleled facilities for the at
tainment of a complete mukt
education In tUl branches fromthe
alementarr ta th hlgbeat arU.tlo
tandard,
A School pre-eminent among th
great conaeryatorle of th world be
cause of lta dUtlngnlshed faculty,
original method. Individual Instruc
tion, high Ideals, breadth of culture
and moderate cost
A School of widest preitlge. founded
upon the ucces nt It graduate anel
students In posMPms of musical ra.
ponslblllty. "
Eighteen C'oi Graduate Aa.
cepted by the Pit Jelphla " Tnswa
TV Y?r B2?k toto mran
normoKon jrer lou, UaUtd rri
OILHEKT KAYNOLB8 COMM.
Director
ISM B. Broad (H., PhH).
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THE WILLIAM HATTON GREEN
SCHOOL OP PIANOFOKTB P LA YUM
LKSCHETIZItY PKIKWIjSf
First AssWtant
CARRIE HIOPB08H MATCMIM
Special Normal Coun for TihLui
ViogreMlro derlee irf
Art PubHcatiea HscteAr
Puplla prepared for Concert C
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