inOTniArssuiiyAT. jE5SBarm
IR.
BEES OF WEDDING PARTY
lnd and Mrs. Clarence
ninnpr to the Bridal
and Mr. WallacePersonals
... mo rt.ATlKKCE M.
fe, .nK, of Cfrtron, Intllnn Quern
Aennaniown, ' ' - "
. l. t 7 nVinrk In honor or
mt mgni ' " -
. t-.rniita Tnvlor and Mr.
s -,.. Wallace, whose marrloB
m jut" "
m ..-.. AH aatitrriav.
Stoke plica V" ...... ..
. ,otst at the dinner wilt Include
. - - . ...... nt PlttlflrM.
HefD'' -u"",u
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles tl. Wnl-
nS Mr Jonn ui ,.-.., .
.11. v. trim r spending sev-
., with Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark prior
, wedding ur. mw. ''
.... .. Mr. ltnrolil Wright.
imlly S. Mchafda, Mr. nnd Mrs.
. n..j ti Marlon Shnrnleaa.
Jj. " . "
. . . it-nail Minx Elisabeth Tav-
I 11 DC I "v
iVM Katherlne Davis, Mlsa Kathe-
'gbttOni. Mlsa "anon aucui, vy ev
r JJr. Joiepn . onoeuianor, jir.
' . ..... ia t TTrnnklln Tnvlnr
ff. Clarence Sewoll Clark, Mr.
La, 'WlnslOW 'layior jr., ir. miuj-
'fcelahanty, of New York, and Mr. J.
I Btrtlett, ot uammorc, mu.
. neorge D. Wldcncr, of Lynnewood
RfcVwnmer at 'her residence, Mlramar.
lErrert " U " 'cnve th0 "rst Prt
W ?.. .. k. faMHn Mint, where
thrill attend the Exposition and atop
, ctnr pomm u ...-
for. ana Mrs. Wchard D Wood and
SJAv of 3 BOutn ua aireoi, riuum"
.who have been spending the sum-
tor l"?" rcturnea Monday, nnd wltl
lw. '., ...- t..slr1nin it Wawn.
tat. In the fall.
R, Md Mra. Badcllffe Furneas. Mr.
fawne Wood Furneis and Miss Mary
', Iff e Furness. of Summit avenue,
1TT'.. i.n.. mttimfil from Jamea.
jp b. I.,' where the have been spend-
41
tig the ia lwo ro"'"
. .. ...... tticlM. ri.tiirnpi1 the
L of UH week from Bar Harbor. Me..
tvre lie has been spending the last fort-
'rSsuoer Smith at his cottaso at Cape
. n" ik. rAa1r.Arlr1.
K jfcf ovt? the wcek-ena
IXu.. rr.vlnr WAlthour
DVCaT U" Vvs, w...
Ufri, ""tylor Wnlthour and her daughter,
wm Anna Jiary vuunuui, unu ow.., -
&rio !. Walthotir. have returned from
LOTH" ' , . .V..I. .wn
Swift Mere ana reupciicu ure "'
Soum, 18 De Lancny l;iacc. for the
vlotw. Mlis Wnlthour Is at present tlio
nMt 6f Mies Margaret Burton, daughter
T .. n..... nnrinn nf Ttiirrl.
N 38r. ana ri. uuibo v..v.., -
Ml Hill. Devon.
. j .... ttrl.lit11 W. (""me. of SOU
fcne'e itreet, who, left last week for At-
i.-.i. ... nlll r.mnln nt tho Shore Until
li Ust of the month. Their nleco. Miss
Elilne Taylor Ertgiisn, is wun iuu.
).n. .....in. mnnfVilv mrrtltlir of tho
ID4kfr City Chapter of the D. A. u. s
U1 M nem at tneir rmm iu ii . .
iv Biilldlnz tomorrow.
V!n,. t.min.n nf thA afternoon will bo
u.. ...in.tlM nnA 1frtlnn nf dlesatca
Ki alternates for the State conference.
rWch will be held next momn in t-ms-Wn-i.1.
After IniBlnosa- an Interesting
KOfrsm has been arranged for.
Along the Main Line
'ovERfmooK Jlrs. James O. Balfour,
f B856 Drextl road. Is expected to return
'horn Chelsea today.
Dr. and Mrs. Archibald H. Graham
uiil their family, who spent the summer
t their cottage In Ocean City, N. J.,
Jill returrt to their home, 2041 North 63d
tfMt, today.
.iMERION air. ana Mrs. jonn ts. uwn-
I
wU. of Wynnewood avenue, aro receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son
'a September 8 at their summer home.
BiChelica avenue, Atlantic City. airs.
9'Connell will be remembered as MIbs
Alice Mtlllln. of 1004 Spring- Garden
''trL
nAYjsnruitu airs, ecott ana air. or
fwttr, H. Scott have left Tho Oaks and
Mturned to their home In Phlladelohla.
tf Mr, and Mrs. Bobert Mead Smith, Jr.,
Lt BttKley avenue, returned on Tuesday
irom Rims inns, ale., whore tney naa
Wen spending several weeks.
t. and Mrs. L. Foster Jack, Miss Mil
ta4 Jadk and Mr. Meredith Jnrk. nf 15M
'in18" ,tre't' wh0 have been- spending
,j ouminer ai ine ubks, nave reiumeo
Wttnelr home.
W. DAVID'S Mr. nnd Mra. John M.
JjJM and family have returned to their
ssaae, on St. David's road, from a sum-
"fSf Tls't at Ocean City. N. J.
'? "and Mrs. H. G. Tull and family,
JJXjiwiand avenue, are spending a short
ijm at Buckhlll Falls.
S ther C. M. Stula has returned
KLL5T aPartment at tho Louella, after
yV "K "" summer at Centre Harbor,
Wi.'KNE.-Mrs. J, William 8haw has
jaa to her home on Wayne avenue
! a visit to Sagamore Beach, Mass,
Mr. init r.a Yun a ttrl.ill.tlM vf
2r ., ""yne, are taking an extensive
wrough the West and to the Part-
--mino Expositions.
nd Mm, A. II Elliot spent tho
JP at the Spruce Creek Itod and Gun
Wi .Huntingdon County. Pa., as tho
Js f Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Young,
AHena, Pa.
,r: .
nhflHt.nnt. Will
Kmr. anrf tr ru.i.. a ti..i... m
?nd and Towanda avenues, have re
Wll from camping at Edgemere, Pike
". Vft.
Sir. anil Mra T..ni.l.niwA T1..m.. Ttl.V
l?J.tnt nd Norwood avenues, with
cnuaren, will close their Cape May
aM Itlri Vaftlltrtn tntnti t flfst maAtf
lrvr.
Kr. Otorit C. Thomas, of Sunaat iva.
V Jim gene to tho Panama-Pacific Ex.
KS!' hd will not return until the
1 of October.
and Mra. iTfran..!. T1 T1vu.ln nf
ijCrMbiim Armsi hve returned from
woooa, whre they spent the
. J. 4nrk.f.A iLr.&lll... .m rl..
Wt MeAlllatar. nf Ramlhnl rn Tfott-
KWtnuas, tre spending a day or two
w York.
! XtBllv Votllv nt Allan 1-a la l.a
I ftf Mil VlA.n.. O.U. .. I... ...
Atlantic City. N. J,
y4 Mrs. Thsmaa B, Dunn, of Allen
lj returned from a motor trip
ucorg rq ma aurrounaing
Germantown
. nd Mrs. kelson Z. Qfaves, Jr., of
BMT street an iari..at.i.i,.H ..M...
.-.. nT. ., (.phiiiv.hii h.tiiwi.
IIMMl thalr Pun. Ua.. ....-. . -.1
turned to town.
Rev. John Harvay i,ee and Mr
.r.iTr -" ,ne ? n Knsa
f feolv MquhUIm, Uve re-
"T.r aww, ant. UWr ftraet.
-) Mr, lUVert T, MeC-KiUn, o
ENTERTAINED TOMORROW
M. Clark "Will Give a Large
Pnrtv of Mloo Tn,.in.
Jl?JVn ' ?,aff'"-H treet. have returned
from Pocoho Iake Preeerve.
Mr. nnd Mrs Theron I. Crane, of 6414
am ,8,.rcch nave returned from East-
?&. .ni-V .ew Loninn. Conn., where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Edward Davis, of Hortter street,
neat of Wayne nvenue, accompanied by
iter daughter. Miss Margaret Davis, will
loturn to town October 1 from North
Adams, Moss. Miss Davis will bo a
debutante of the coming season.
Mrs. Henry Kellar Kurts won the prlte
in the Tuesday afternoon tennis tourna
?.?"' .'h!s wcck- otl'era playing were
M sa Irttbtl Swnln, Miss Alice Hawkins.
Miss Hazel Coffin. Miss Miriam Part
ridge, Miss Berenice Derens, Miss Clara
Hawkins, Miss Valentine.
Mr. and Mra. Jamea Hutchinson, of 1
west nittenhousA street, have returned
from Wlldwood, whero they spent the.
summer.
Along the Reading
Mies Hortenso Orccnwald, of 1S0S
Wyoming avenue. Logan, entertained
Mrs. Julius Wolfe, formerly of Balti
more, on Wednesday nt a luncheon. The
day also marked Miss Greenwald'a 19th
birthday anniversary. Among thoeo
present wcr0 Miss Harriet Jaffe, Miss
Jreno nosensteln, Mrs. William HacUcn
burg, Mrs. William Gross and Mrs. Julius
Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed, of Hall road,
Wyncote, spent tho last week-end at
Chelsea. N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold P. Moon, of Jen
Klntown, Pa., who have been occupying
their cottage at Cape May for tho sum
mer, will return home the end of this
month. Mr. and Mrs. Moon had as their
guest over tho week-end Miss Marlon
Shnrplesa, or Wyncote.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Fetterolf. of
Church road, Wyncote, and Miss Mildred
Fetterolf have returned home from tho
Lake Placid Club, Lake Tlncld. Adiron
dack Mountains, N. Y., where they had
been spending the summer months.
Mr. Howard Fleck, of Jenklntown. has
left for Maine, where ho will remain for
several weeks,
Mr. Atwood White, Jr., of Oak Lano
and Lawnton avenues, Oak Lane, Is
spending this month In camp at Pla'tts
burg, N. Y.
Miss Lillian Clift, of Chelton avenue,
?.ak b?n."' who ll08 bPcn entertaining
Miss Mvlan Steele and Miss Martha Clif
ton, of Overbrook. for tho Inst two v.cek,
will be guest of honor nt a lawn nnd
porch party to be given by Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Clifton, nt their residence on
Highland avenue. About 14 guests will be
present.
Miss Kasson, of 175 Madison avenue.
New York, Is staying for the remainder
of the season In Wyncote.
West Philadelphia
Invitations have been Issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Grant Piper for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Edith
Green Piper, to Mr. James Ballard Zlnk.
on Wednesday evening, October 6, nt 7:30
o'clock. In tho Wayland Memorial Baptist
Church, 5M street and Baltimore avenue.
A reception will follow at the home of tho
onoe a parents, aszi Thomas avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Story have re
turned to Hamilton Court, 39th and Chest
nut streets, after a stay In Atlantic City.
Mr. Richard D. Tlfft. who has been the
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert W. FlUell.
at their summer home, has returned to
his home, 1:28 South 45th street. The en
gagement of Miss Mildred Fltzell to Mr.
Tlfft was announced recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. McQullIen. of
Hamilton Court, have returned from Chel
sea. Mr. George T. M. Taylor, of 6125 Vine
street, has returned from a month's trip
to the California Exposition, where he
represented a Forestora' lodge.
Miss Dorothy Schuck, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dllger, of 603 North
63d street, left yesterday for Mount St.
Joseph's Convent, at Chestnut Hill, where
she has been enrolled as a pupil. Miss
Schuck's home Is In Trinidad, British
West Indies.
South Philadelphia
Miss Phllomcna Dunn entertained a
number of friends at her home, 100 Emily
street, on Monday evening. Among those
present were Miss Frances Stein, Miss
Emma Renckler, Miss Amelia Wahl,
Miss Veronica Brinkmann, Mr. Charles
Madison, Mr. Andrew McFadden, Mr.
Peter McPharland. Mr, Francis O'Don
noil, Mr. William Morgan and Mr, Gerald
Miller.
Mrs. William Woods, of 1612 Jackson
street, entertained on Tuesday evening In
honor of Miss Marie Woods and Miss
Jennie Barrett, who have just returned
from .WUdwood Crest. Tho other guests
Included Miss Bessie Barrett, Miss Fran
ces Hudome, Miss Catherine Manning,
Miss Irene Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
McCann, Mr. and Mrs. MacNamee, Mr,
and Mrs, Richard Cunnen, Mr. John
Hudome, Mr. James Delahanty, Mr, Wil
liam Toffnrd, Jr., and Mr. James Conley,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keffer. of 1027
South 10th street, are spending this week
at Wlldwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Williams, of
10th and Rltner streets, are visiting
friends In Providence, R. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, of 642 Cath
arine street, are visiting Mrs. LoUls An
dreas, of Brldgeton, N. J,
Mr. Louis Schwartr, of 2204 South 22d
street, spent Inst week-end at Rehoboth,
Del.
Mrs. William Orlraes. of 1S37 Ellsworth
street, will be at Atlantio City for th next
two weeks, t
Mr. Louts Quids, of fill South lith street,
Is staying at the Areta Hotel, Atlantic
City. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas If, Whalen, of 111
Ellsworth street, will return next week
after a stay at Atlantio City.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mlklejohn, of K5$
South Ud street, have returned after a
vacation at the Hotel Dayton. Atlantio
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mints, and their
family. Of l!J Federal street, have re
turned from Atlantio City.
Mr. and Mr. Richard Iynch, of ij
South Wth atreet. returned last week after
a pleasant vacation spent at Atlantio City
Mr. and Mra. Thomas Riley, of Chi
cago, Hi.. r spending a few weeks with
Mp. and Mrs Michael Francisco, of Ul
South 15th street, ,
Mlu Anna Mohan, of Utt Rltnar atreet,
and Mr W J Kane stent S.ny In
M.cr. Chunk.
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Whoso marriage took place last Saturday afternoon at her homo,
8715 Powelton avenue. Mrs. Dean was Miss Rcna E. Quentin Coles.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. Roy Harris, of 3101 North Rorer
street. Is back in town after spending his
vacation at Wlldwood. N. J.
Miss Evadane Hoyte, of 2001 Enst Pa
cific avenue, well known In tho dnnctng
group of tho younger set and active In
philanthropic circles in tho Northeast, Is
back in town after a trip to the shore.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCleary and their
son, Mr. Horatio II. McCleary, are at
homo after spending the summer at their
bungalow at Beach Haven, N. J.
Miss Alma Lolchner nnd Miss Mnry
German, of Norris nnd Hownrd streets,
nrc visiting at the Delaware Water Gap.
They will return to the city In a few
days.
Mr. Walter Emely, of 4313 North Frank
lin street, who returned last week from
an extended trip through the West, will
leavo In a fow weeks for a tour of the
Southern States.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derbyshire, 2413
North Front street, are back In the city
after a delightful automobile tour of tho
New England States. Mr. Derbyshire Is
one of the active spirits In the business
men's associations of the Northeast,
Mrs. David Strumpf, of 1914 East Dau
phin street, will return in a few' days
from Atlantic City, where she has been
spending the summer.
Mrs. Mary Hunter, of 2903 Frankford
avenue, has returned from tho San Fran
cisco Exposition and tour through tho
West, having been gone for soveral
months.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ludwig. of 1827
East Clearfield street, aro visiting Cold
Springs, N. J., for a definite stay.
Miss Julia Deutach, of 1612 North 8th
street, has returned to her home from a
month's stay at tho shore.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goudy, of Shade,
land avenue, Drexel Hill, will move to
Atlantic City today.
Announcement Is made of the marriage"
of Miss Martha Dickinson to Mr. Grave
son Booker, both of Swarthmore. The
marriage took place September 8 at tho
home of tho bride. After a short trip
Mr. and Mrs. Booker will live In Swarth
more. Tho Baptist Church of Drexel I fill
will hold a carnival on Saturday even
ing. Among those who will havs charge
of booths ore Mrs. James Fielding, Mrs.
George Parker, Mrs. John Dewees, Miss
Elole Parker, Miss Edith Robinson, Mrs.
Linn C. Drake, Mrs. Blckley Jackson,
Mrs. Hnrry Attlee, Mrs, J. S. Hower and
Mrs. William King.
Mrs. C. F. Falrchlld, of Highland Park,
Is at Burkettsvllle, Jnd.
The upper ytototfraph ts of Kin
Anna I', McLaughlin, whose war.
riare w Mr. Tliom.8 J. Daniel,
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Miss Josephine Curdy, Miss Arlco
Curtly, Miss Uernlco Frank. Miss Paul
ine Fllbort. Miss Edna Waltz, Miss Con
stance Fltler and Miss Sarnh Jarvls will
bo the week-end guests of Mrs. J.
Hughes nt hor home, 133 St. James
plnce, Atlantic City. Mrs. Hughes will
bo remembered as Miss Jennie McMahon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferris, of Arrott
street, nnd their daughter, Mlsa Marjorlo
Ferris, who hove been spending the soa-i-on
at their cottngc, on North Rhodo
Inland aenue, Atlnntlc City, have been
ctitiTtnlnlng Mr. and Mrs. Ixs Roy Earn
shaw, of Vega Bain. P. R for tho
lant two weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferris will
lot urn horne about tho 20th of ho month.
Mr. and Mr. William Carroll, of 2C0I
Rhawn street, Holmesburg, will enter
tain tomorrow evening in honor of Miss
Beatrice Dunlap, of Atlantic City. Their
guests will Include Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Foulkrod, Mr. and Mrs. James
Martin. Miss Pauline Frederick, Miss
Martha Graham. Mlsa Frances Allowny,
Mlsa Caroline Bastford, Miss Consuolo
Bates, Mr. Albert Dunn, Mr. Walter Gar
rett, Mr. lloraco Rnyflcld. Mr. Harry
Wells, Mr. Frederick Hall, Mr. Albert
Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. William Cpstello.
Mrs, Maurice Renberger, of Harrison
street, accompanied by her daughters.
Miss Bornlce Renberger and Miss Arico
Renberger, will leave this week for Day
ton, O., whore they will bo entertained
by Mrs. Renbergcr's brother and slster-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Vincent.
Roxborough
Mr. Joseph M. Baltz and Mlsa Mary
Shtllady, of Gladwynne, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Schlotteror and Mrs. Eliza
beth Harrah. of Norrlstown, have re
turned from an auto tour to Reading.
Harrlsburg, Gettysburg, Baltimore nnd
Washington.
Mr. Hubert McDonald, of Umbrla street
and Rlpka avenue, has returned from a
two weeks' trip to the Thousand Islands.
Mr. Joseph Ward, a former member of
the Philadelphia National League team,
Is homo from Elmlra, N. Y where ho
just finished a successful season with
the New York State League team of that
city.
Mr. Thomas Tomllnson. Mr. Hugh Mc
Laughlin and Mr. Frank MacDonald.
who are enjoying their vacations, have
returned from a trip to Angtesea. where
they caught several barrels of fish. They
were accompanied by Mr. Domlnto Lan
Igan and Mr. John Robinson.
Girard Farms
Mrs. William McKeon, of 2S13 South
Cleveland terrace, Is entertaining at tho
present time Madame Bradley, Miss Cath
erine O'Hagan and her two sisters, Mrs.
E. Conlln and Miss Rose McLoughlln, all
of New York city, In whose honor a de
lightful luncheon was given last week.
Mlsa Jeanne McKeon will have as her
guest for a few days thla week Miss Mae
Conlln, also of New York.
Mrs. Annie Flood, of 2J31 South Colo
rado terrace, with her mother, Mrs. Cath
erine Boyle, and her son, George W.
Flood, Jr., who spent the month of
August and tho early part of September
at Atlantic City, have reopened their
home.
Chester
Invitations have been Issued for the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Dovlne,
daughter of Mr. Roger Devlne. of 612 8th
atreet, Cheater, to Mr. Michael Callahan,
also of Cheater. The wedding will take
placo In St. Michael's Roman Catholic
Church at 4 o'clock on September t.
The marriage of Miss Olive Butler to
Mr Charles Qressenbucher, Jr., took place
thla week.
Wilmington
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson and family
have returned from Northeast Harbor,
Me., whero they spent several weeks.
Mls Mary Thompson haa cone to Mount
Klneo, Me., where she Joined a. party
of friends camping there.
Dr. and Mra. Henry II. Stubbs and Mlsa
Elizabeth Stubbs, who spent the greater
part of the summer at Cape May, have
returned home.
Mra, Charles IS. Griffith has returned
home from Monmouth, Me., where eh
spent the greaUr part of tha summer.
KalVaa m H SoMr pate wtH ba
aecapud aa4 prloUd hi tb JCraaiaa'
r,d(r, but all mth Bailees mutt be
wrtUaa ra sa aUe' f the paper,
aaaat b signed la fall, wHh fall 4
drest, and Mben pwalbla t4ebaaa
numbar suuat b 1m.
pa4 all ucb conaaoslcntioBa to
"Meletr Editor," Ktaahig Ltr.
M Owataiit (treat.
Vni tbasa resulfwta m rat4
at a ttuht erWeattaa km b rTMltila.
Mm WIN BOt'b Ba.Ulhla.
WEDDINGS
THE marriage of Miss Margaretta Bid
die Porter, formerly of thla city, but
Aow of Washington, and the Rt Rev.
Robert E. Codman, Protestant Episcopal
Bishop of Mnlne, took placo this morning
Ih tr Episcopal Church at Bar llatbor.
Me., at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Porter la the daughter of Mm.
John Blddlo Porter and tho late Colonel
John Blddl Porter, nnd la well known In
society circles here.
The ccremoney was performed by the
Rev. A. C. Lamed, rector of St. Sauveur's
Church.
Owing to a recent death In the bride's
family the wedding was extremely quiet.
The bride, who wore n whlto gown nnd
hnt, nnd won attended by her two sis
ters, Mlsa Catherine Porter and Miss
Elisabeth Porter, waa given In marriage
by her uncle, Mr. Charles Diddle, of this
city. After tho ceremony n short recep
tion waa held at the homo of Mrs, Por
ter, after which tho Bishop and hl brldo
left for a cruise on his yacht. Bishop
Cortmnn lo a member of tho well-known
Boston family of that name. He was
made bishop of Mnlno IS years ago. Ho
ts aald to have great wealth.
STRICKLAND-ROBINSON.
St John's Eplscopnl Church nt llnla
was the scene of a pretty wedding Inst
night when Miss M. Agnes Robinson,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mra. William Rob
inson, of 43 Jefferson street, Mnnayunk,
waa given In mnrrlnge by her father, to
Mr. J, Karl Btrlcklnml, of K3 Hermltngo
street, Roxborough. The rector, Rev. H.
M. O. Huff, performed the ceremony,
which wns followed by a reception for
the famlllna of tho young people, nt the
homo of the brldo'a pnrcnta. A gown of
white crep meteor nnd lnco was worn
by the bride. Lilies of the valley were
combined with bride's roses In her
hcuquet. Mlsa Mnry Robinson, who was
her Mster'a only attendant, wore a pale
blue ciepe meteor gown and carried n
shower bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. Charles Leon Strickland was his
brother's best man. The bridegroom and
brldo left for i tour through the South
nnd will be nt home after November 1,
at Eastlnke, Wilmington, Del.
KOPPICNHOEFER-HARTZELL.
Miss Clara llartxcll, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Morris H. Hnrtzcll, of 2331
North 19th ntrect, became the bride of
Mr. CJtorRC Koppenhoefer. Jr., last night
at the homo of her parents. Tho Rev.
Otto C. Kline, of Christ Lutheran Church,
performed tho ceremony which wna a
quiet one. Mr. and Mra. Koppenhoefer
upon their return from an extended
Journey will bo at homo after November
1, at 2068 63th street, East Germantown.
YOUR SON
AND DAUGHTER
Are they both prepared to earn
their own living If neceaiary?
Why not enroll them at once for
a practical buslneea education at
either day or night echoolT
STRAYER'S
BuslnessCollege
501.867 Ckcrinut St., Palla.
TLe VilHam Penn Charter School
Eight South Twelfth Street
PhilaJrhi-a. Pa.
The Fall term opena on tha SStb of Sep
tember. Tha bulldlnga may ba Impacted,
and applicant" lilted, on and attar Septem
ber Tth.
Tha prospectus will be gladly aent upon
application, aleo. when dealrcd. a copy of
tha recent publication. "Tha Making of a
Man." written undar the direction of tha
Headmaster.
Richard M. Jones. LL.D..Heaclmastcr
THE HOLMAN SCHOOL
120 WALNUT BTHEKT
We have an Ideal for every Holman Girl
May we nend you a little pamphlet aattlng
forth thla Ideal, which we believe will acoord
with that which you have for your own
daughter7
EMZAHETH W. DRALEY, A. D., Principal.
Monteaeorl through College Preparatory.
General Course emphasised, strong Domestlo
Bclanca Courae. Bmall classaa. Outdoor class
rooms. Small boys admitted.
MISH HILLS' SCHOOL
1808 grilCCE ST. Twenty-third year spans
September 22. 1'rlmary. junior and Senior
Departments. Little boys from 6 to 10 years
of aga are received In the Trlmary Bebool
Certincate admits to Mount Ilolyoke. Smith.
Swarthmore. Vassar and Wsllesley. Roof
garden and gymnasium.
Mrs. Lyman, Miss Jones, Principals
MAIN UNI! BRANCH
AltDMOItE, PA. Second year opens Septem
ber 3T. Montessorl Klndargartan recalvee
children between the agsa of S and . The
frlmary School admits boys to the aga of
10 and girls to the aga of 14.
Mra. Lyman, Mlsa Btren, Principals
FRIENDS' CENTRAL
And Its Elemsntsry Schools, open aa
NINTH MO. (September) Slit
loth and nace Sis.
0th St. and Lancaster Ave.
J7lh Bt. and Olrard Ave.
Oreena St. above School Lane. Oermantowm.
Principals In attendance after Ninth Mo. lit.
WM. E. DAP.RETT, lOtn and nace Sta.
University of Pennsylvania
WHARTON SCHOOL OP PINANCB
AND GOMMISnCB
Offer a Evening; Couraea
Registration evenings, except Saturday, T to 0,
Sect. IB to 2. Sessions begin Sept. 24.
LOQAN HALL. 8th AND WOODLAND AVB.
THE GORDON SCHOOL
411J SPRUCE BT. Uary Lamberto, A. B.
iBrtm Uavri, Prix. Thorough Instruction to
tirU k smsll boys. Certificates admit to Smith.
Vaasac, Wellesley. Gymnasium; 2d Boor noot
Oardsn. Principal at school every day between
0 412, raojgjnSsgt. 33, Catalog; on application.
STANDARD Y.M.C.A. COURSES
Save carfare. Evening School, Dormitory,
Expert Instructors, Individual Method. Swim
ming Pool, Oymnastum.
North Branch Y, M. O, A 1013 W. Lehigh.
West Branch Y. M. O. A., ola and Bansam.
111K fUANKLIN INSTITUTE SCHOOL 0
MECHANIC ARTS. Ninety. second year.
Evening Courass and Classes. DRAWING,
MATHEMATICS and MECHANICS, for cal
endar and further luformatlen address tb
institute. IB Bouth Seventh street.
PREPARATION ''gKJf COLLEOB, ANY
DROWN PREPARATORY
BROAD AND CHEltnY STREETS
Germantown Friends
School
OPENS S MO. 31ST
AT SltS A. U.
YARMALL. Prlnctaal
TANLXY R.
The Steven. School JSSSSSftSh.
Isr.Vrln.. 221 W. ChHn av Gtn. tfrtb year
wens Sept. 22. Kindergarten through collage
preparaiarr. Peso, Science, Manual Tratatag.
Palmar Biumaaa School
Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Xngllab,
day and night sessions. Bend fur catalog,
tUreantlla JJbrary UIJg.. loth akovs CheatnuU
FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL
BOYS 140 N, 1Mb SL tilKLS
AH grades. Open Ninth Mo. 20.
THE KIKSCHMAUM sJrboal at Language
1M Ckertaut St. (Wtchtaa aUf.l .
Bsiab. If. taa Urua, Print baL
H'KINfl GA
UNO aAMSlEN INITITUTH, PHIU
KTMKC-LiNM; !-: CTWCITY
KN INITITUTH, PHILA.
VkfM
MUSICALE AND UNIQUE BA2AAK
ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW
A Shopping Tour to the Big Stores by Automobile Will
Be Accomplished in One or Two Blocks Uptown All
for Sweet Charity Other Entertainments
A UNIQUE entertainment will be given
tomorrow night In aid of Mount Har
mon Reformed Chuich, 16th and Wlngo
hocking Btrcet8, by tho Women's Bible
Union. Tho musical festival and bazaar
la arranged as an Interesting shopping
tour by nutomoblte to various depart
inant atoroa. The start la made at City
Halt represented at 138 and 1640 Cayuga
street, where tho visitors aro greeted by
the Mayor nnd welcomed to the City of
Brotherly Love The tour proceeds In
this order; To Strawberry Mansion and
the Dairy. 4MI to 4540 North Smedley
street, John Wanamaker'a, "Anniversary
Day," 4531 and 4J3J North lth street!
Strawbrldgc nnd Clothier, "Clover Day,"
43S2 to 4M8 North 19th street; Puro Food
Exposition. 4418 and 4450 North 16th
street; Glmbcl Brothers. "Coupon Dny,"
4532 to 1S3S North Uber street! Lit
Brothers, "End of Month Rale." 4531 nnd
451J North 20th street; Willow Grove
"Sousn Day," 4161 to 4455 North 20th street!
N. Sncllcnburg and Company, "Oppor
tunity Dny," 4515 to 4619 North Uber
street; concluding at Flnley Acker Corn
many, "Quality Counts," 4549 to 155C
North ISth street.
The Rev. Chnrles B. AlBpnch la pastor
of the church and Mr. Donnld E. Pano Is
head of tho union. Among those taking
part arc! Mrs. Charles B. Alspach, Mrs.
Donald E. Pane. Mrs. Katharine Remely.
Mrs. K. D. Stern, Mrs. Clorlnda Rcld.
Mrs. Rachel Rteder. Mrs. Virginia Wat
ton, Mrs. Ella B. Walton, Mrs. Louise
Robinson, Mrs. Ellen Moyer, Mrs. Emma
K. Lutz. Mrs. Bertha Culbcrtson, Mrs.
Mnry Christ, Mrs, Clnrn Eckelmeyer
Mrs. K. Fnut. Mrs. Cnrrle E. Retz, Mrs
Ella Gchmnn. Mrs. Stella F. Heckler.
Mrs. Allen P. Heist, Mrs, George M. Hess
Mrs. Davis Hopple, Mrs. Ella Hoffman.
Mrs. Charles E Judd, Mrs. William II.
Leldy, Mrs. Charles J. Levering, Mrs.
Joseph E. Llnson. Mrs. H. E. Love, Mrs.
William Bortz. Mrs. Harper N. Nlpe,
Mrs. Jnmcs I Pnlste, Mrs. William H.
Rlencr nnd Mrs. Adnm C. Fisher.
The residents of North 17th street, be
tween Wlnghocklng nnd Courtland. will
hold a summer cnrnlvnl on Saturday
night In aid of St. Luke's Homeopathic
Hospital. The porches and sidewalks
will be decorated with flags, bunting and
Japanese lanterns. There will bo fancy
articles and refreshments of various
FREE SCHOLARSHIP
IN DENTISTRY AND LAW
The Georgetown Alumni Association o(
Philadelphia, hereby give notice that they
have been assigned, by the Hoard ot Heaents
of Georgetown University, Washington,
D. C, a scholarship tn tho uir School and
a scholarship In the Dental School.
Candidates for either scholarship should
send to the undersigned a complete record of
their school or college work on or before Sep
tember 22.
The following are the requisites:
(a) Moral qualifications,
(b) Previous school record,
(l) Relationship or connection with alumni
or former students of Georgetown, and
(d) Inability to pay regular tuition feea.
ANTHONr A. HIRST. President.
Georgetown Alumni Association of
Philadelphia
1200 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Wanamaker Institute
23D & WALNUT ST8 OrENS SEPT. 20.
Courses per term (30 wks.), 16.00. Algebra,
Art Needlework, CooVJng, Drawing. Dressmak
ing, English, French. Geometry. German, Ital
ian. Latin. Mech. Draw'g Millinery, Plan
Ilead'g ft Estlmat'g. Spanish, Telegraphy, 7;
Business Arlth , S; Architectural Draw'g.
Han Jo, n'k'g'g. Guitar, Mand'n, Talnt'g (China,
Oil, Water Color), Pen'ahlp Cor'pond., Pub.
School, Violin, (0: Garment Cut'r, Steno'phy a
Typew't'g, $10: Vocal Lessons. 12; Combined
Rookkeep'g. Stenography ft Typewriting, llSj
Piano. Afternoon ft Eve. Write for Catalog V.
CENTRAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
Day School Term Now Open
Evening School Term Opena Sept. 27th
Well planned couraea taught by thor-
ouahlv trained men of nractlral exner.
c.
lence. Shorthand, Tpewrttlng, Hook
keeping, Allied aubjects. Secretarial
A course complete in three years. Claas
room appliances and general equipment
1421 unsurpassed. Positions secured for
Arch graduates. Gymnnslum, Natatorlum,
St. Library and Reading Room.
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
fl I'clrce Mint School Opens Sept. 20 &
$ Courses, facilities and the new build- w
9 Ing are available to the fullest extent v
0 to those who study at night. V
A Send for Blst Year Book, with lllus- V
f tratlons of new building and a special
booklet "Laying tb Foundation for V
0 Better Business?' O
A I'KIKCE SCHOOL &
ft America's foremost Uuslness School S
fc. Pine St., West of Broad ,&
Phila. School of Design for Women
DROAD AND MASTER STREETS
Reopens September 27. 1013.
Full courses In Art and Industrial Art.
Practical Dealgrlng In all Its branches.
Illustration. Costume Illustration.
P. A. II. WIDENEIl FELLOWSHIP
TO El'UUl'E FOR DEMON
: CHESTER, PA.
with Preparatory Department
Nearest ot all colleges to the discipline, phys
ical training ana eaucation or
West Point. Ace limit U
years and upward. Total en
rollment limited to IM.
Degrees cranted In Civil En
gineering. Chemistry, Arts.
For catalogue address
CI. CIIAS. E. HYATT, rruleW,
Bex 6S5. Chaster, Pa.
MERCERSDURO, PA.
Mcrcersburg Academy
Aim of the School A thorough physical,
mental and moral training for college en.
trance or business. Spirit of School A
manly ton of self-rellanc under Christian
masters from the great universities. Per
sonal attention given to each boy. Location
In tha country, on the western slop of the
famous Cumberland Vallsy, on ot tb most
beautiful and healthful spots ot America.
Equipment Modern and complete. New
Gymnasium. Write for catalogue. Address
Box 140. William Mann Irvine, LL. D.. Head,
master, Mcrcersburg, Pa.
CHAMMEKSBUHO, PA.
PENN HALL SCHOOL
FOR QISL8. Located In tb beautiful Cum.
Urland Valley. College Preparatory and
finAMal CVliiraaa. If.v M.h var .. k.
Atlantio City. No interruption in work
Kate toOO. For catalog and views, address
FRANK B. MAQILL. X. M Principal.
OAHUSLEj PA.
CONWAY HALL r0
Special preparation for Preliminary Iw
Elamlnatlona of Pennsylvania,
W A. HUTCHISON. Carlisle. Pa
a ' Ml'llT .' " ' f I ' f ' bp 1 1" ajai'a-V1 em I T .sf
HAKKMHUKQ, PA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
ladsrn bldas.. larr camnua. Small clasa.
Individual Instruction , thorough college prep.
arWi. Hat, !, WO. Writ (or caVgltg. '
T
kinds for sate, Jitney rides and many In
teresting amusements. The affair hi In
charge of Mrs. Samuel Tcel, of 4509 North
lTth street
Frankllnvllle Council, No, 73, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, will
giro an entertainment and dance to
night In John It Marlln Council Halt,
tth street and Allegheny avenue, for tha
members of the order and their frlenAa,
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. John Starr, of 8th and Linden
streets, will return this week from a stay
at Buena Vista, Md., and at Baltimore.
Dr. and Mra. Paul Mecray, of tM
Cooper street, have closed their Cap
May cottage.
Mrs. William M. Mattern and children,
of Forest Hills, L. I., after spending
fomo time with Mrs. Charlea Hogan, at
Asbury rnrk, are now visiting Mra. Mat
tern'a mother and aunts at 210 Cooper
street.
Mr. and Mra. Richard S. Justice and
their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Amiss, have
returned to their home at 6th and Elm
streets from Asbury Park.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Sclver and
Bona are touring the West for six weeks,
Miss Anna M. Farrel hsa returned to
her apartment at 308 Fenn atreet. after
spending two months with friends la
Twilight Park, N. Y.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE BOC1KTY.
Noon- Meeting at Broad atreet nnd Wain
lnaten avenue. Speaker. MIm I)rtlm Papov'.ta,
avenue. Speaker, Mls Tlrrtha fliiroTlta.
S.30 p. m. Meeting at Clermantown and I
high avenuea. Speaker, Ml Anna McCue.
oxj p. m. jiecuny ui win aireet ana Ulrara
La-
WOMAN BCtfTIlAdH PARIT
H p. m. Meeting at 21 at and Bouth atreet
Speaker. 8, C Wetzel
H p. m. Mcetlnr at 18th atreet and CelumbU
avenue. Speakers, Mra. Marlon llolmea and
Mies Anna MarFarland.
8 p. m. Meeting on the caat aide of City
Hall Plara. PnenKers. Mrs. William Albert
Wood and A. X. Olmated.
8 p. m Meettne t Oermantown and Chelten
avenues. Spenker. Mra. J, C. Phllllpa,
4'SO p. m. Meeting at 2d atreet and Mora-m-nalng
averue Speaker". Mlea M. C.
Kngani. Mlra Uatelle Hunael and Orahara
Woodward.
WAYNE. PA.
ST. LUKE'S
FOR BOYS
Wayne
I Pennsylvania
H PALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 23
Xsmssss:
NAZARETH. PA.
Nazareth Hall
Military School
Takes tha parent's place for boya
from atsht to xlxteen years.
One or the oldest Boarding Schools
for Boys In America.
Established In I7SS.
Send for Catalogue; you will
be pleased.
Rev. S. J. Blum, D.D. Pria.,
NAZARETH, PA.
TTYNNEIYOOD. PA.
"Country Day School for Boys"
Opens Sept. 23rd
MASTERS WHO SPECIALIZE
GYMNASIUM SHOWERS
EIGHT ACRES ATHLETIC FIELDS
Rev. Gibson Bell, A. 1)., U. D.,
Headmaster, at school dally, 11 to .
Phone Ardmora 1322.
Montgomery Ave., WynntwooJ, a.
SOUTH JIETHLEHEJL PA.
BISHOPTHORPE MANOR
A select school for girls. College preparatory
nnlshed courses. Elective studies. Add. Claud
N. Wyant. PImJ'o 2S4,Jo. Bethlehem, l"
BETHLEIlEM,"pA. " "
MORAVIAN SEMINARY 4 COLLEOE FOR
WOMEN. BETHLEHEM. PA.-Accrdlttd.
174th year Sept. 22, 1U1B.
OERMANTOWN
WALNUT L.VNE SCHOOL
232 W. WALNUT LANE, UUKMANTOWN
Strong. General Courae, Domestlo Science
Dept. Boarding Dept. opens Sept. 2sth, Day
Dept. opens Sept. 20th.
IILAIKSTOIVN, N. J.
BLAIR ACADEMY
FOK BOYS etlh Year BUlrstown. N. J.
100-acr campus In mountains near Delaware
Water Oap, Athletlo fields, track, lake K a one
and concrete buildings, Include gymnasium,
swimming pool and dormlntory for younger
boys. College prep'n. Endoued. Terms I10O,
J. C. Sharne. A M., D.D., Headmaster, IIux A.
MUSICAL
Y. M. C. A. School of Music
Open to men, women, children. All branch
and Special Couraea for Teachers. Open day and
evening. Moderate fees. Catalog 1)21 Arch SH.
Leefson-Hille
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