JTOBER TO BE FAVORITE
MONTH FOR FORMAL DEBUTS
Daughter of Dr. arid Mrs.
introduced m xnat MonthPersonal
Notes of Interest
. . .. lino IlAnrT.tPPR CltKH.
ff-iR, AM" "-
17 TON will Introduce their daughter,
t,,, charlotto M Cheaton, at a tea to bo
"U . . . I- ft.-,-.., trui ui
3n at M,r nomo '" """- "" "'
"October Donor nnu jura. inniun anu
Lie family returned thl week from
Kockpott. Me.
wr, and Mrs ran . '"""""' .
rw-..t School noure iii. iuiiw
l??.nihal of their diumhter, Miss Mnr
KS 8mth Mitchell, to Mr. George W
Kmof this city
Fi.. OcorBC A. Huhn and MIm Ethel
I merit the Cadwnlftder cottnge. In
-, sntortalnoa Rl luncllcull on
?".' i iiw IS.
nrtra or -
P . -. f..-vtia Tlftmnlf. .Tr.. nnd
Kfi varzaret O, ncmak hnvo returned
P7 . . -. rrnnri nncl Evererecn
Kea. Chestnut Hill, from their sum-
IFJSn? Miss Rcmak. will make her
Mut tW season.
S.. niiii.m Tt fnnarton. of this city.
KrUlned at luncheon yaterdny at the
iMuwMnW-Klnff, Newport, at which her
Kwire Mrs Lorlllard Spencer. Jr.,
utts JJ5 ,,. Ridrldpe. -Mrs.
IflMrt Duncan, Mrs. Walter S. Andrews,
Batua - r tfM.npvv nnil Miss Mnr
IJjrs, ueorge .i.
FpierlW Captrton.
i .. i -, n Pnrrlnetnn nnrt her
BWhter. Miss Elizabeth Carrlngton. have
ititnrnea to meir uumu .,..w..-..,.
lFvu -,iri(y a ninntVi !n Tlnririnn
rL alter ei";iii.B .......... ...
rJ .1 .t .r. Mr Ahrnm Cabell Cnrrinsr-
Enalll leave for Fredericksburg the end
te( WIS ween, iui .... .
. .iidfltti.ii InnAr nnrtv mnda un of
.. .... .t whlrh tnnV nlnrn Inflt
liuht at the Merlon Cricket Club before
Etna wewiy i " v..0.
Bsnna Pltfield, Miss Elolso Orme, Miss
?Dorothy Dlnsmoro, Miss Ellen Orion.
?y.T Arthur Emlen Brown. Mr. Arthur
'Emlen, Mr. waiter lienor, jur. .Morris
sDouelai and Mr. Calvin Snttcrflold.
. ptv tj and Mrs. Henrv Weston
W iUI ... .... .
tv.t nf is i;im street, oummu. in. j..
BT.' I......1 InvUntlnna fnr fhft mnrrlaffn
of their daughter, Miss Freda Frost, to
ijr. Btephen Payne Nash Rhoades, on
Wednesday afternoon, September 29, at
j a'aIav In thn Contrnl Prpshvterifln
'iCh-rch.unimlt, N. J. X reception will
PAu.., lmm.rl1nt.tv nf thn horn, nf thA
IVU" IMIIH1.W.M.W, - .
trifle's parents.
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u,nn..4 hnmA frnm thr Pnriflr ranRt
(C.Mt.lVU ..W...W ... .. ....- TS
llfBere ne visitea Dotn ino nan rruiiciscu
;ind Bn Diego expositions, aiso many
jotter points of Interest.
rm flAnrvA R.rp.nnt finrl Atlqa AlVA
Berjeant, of 2030 Spruce street, Philadel
phia, who have been spending the sura-
w... at th.lr rnttncrA In Han. MflV- V. .T..
'will return to town the last week in Sep
tember. ''cMr. and Mrs. Joseph B.. McCall and
!' Miss Lenore A MtCall. who are at
t 'Bprlnit pike, will return to their home.
i:ji ainut street, tomorrow.
The Matinee Musical Club inaugurated
lit) fall season when a special meeting of
ithe Executive Committee was held today
Sia the. Blue Boom of the Bellevue-Strat-Iford
Mrs. Frederick V. Abbott, rjresl-
rspt othe club, presided.
Along the Main Line
0VERBROOK.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
R. Patton, Miss Florenco Patton and
phoraas It. Patton, Jr., havo returned to
(their home, 023 Drexel road, after a
jehort stay In Chelsea.
I Mrs. Josenh M. Da Lone, of 473 Drexel
Jroad, who has been spending the Bum-
J.mer at St. Lawrence Park, N. Y., near
pthe Canadian border, will remain until
SWtoher 1.
if. Jtr?. John 8 Gustlne, Jr., who has re-
liumea to her home, 6337 woodbine ave
nu, i entertaining Miss Dora aibb. of
tTrenton, as her guest this week. Miss
ulbo arrived on Wednesday,.
NAnrtFT?TJT Mf AlViAt Ta.nki.
?M6 Iona avenue, who has been spending
' the aummer at Beaver Creek Farm, has
v returntd to hla home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Swisher, of Atglen,
have been visiting friends here.
AltDMORE.-Mr. and Mrs. E. Law
rence Miller, Jr., Miss Gertrude Miller
and Miss Eleanor Miller, of 30 Rlmnsoii
road, who have been spending two
,Boqma at cape May, havo returned to
leir home.
BMri- Josiah S. Pearce and family, of
Ijjwwgoa avenue, have returned homo
i irom a three weeks' visit at Lake Placid,
JlNrY.
ffMn. A. Howard Bitter, of 126 Valley
!"""" wno nas Deen spending the sum
jjjtr at Atlantic City, returned to her
IHerae on Saturday.
Ijf ST Tfrrra .. j. ... ,-.. i
Sior" ".-air. una juts, waiter
KFn iHDf. "opklnson are entertaining Miss
I ? . 15,'J! Gllnln Hopklnson at their homo
r ?" "iana avenue. Mrs. Hopklnson will
U remembered as Miss Anne Florence
Bnosaward.
'kmi'lMS MrB ' L- S' JamlBn " their
KfitiJ.iT" "Jiunieu irom a summer
t'thS? ! ot lhe NdBliborhood League.
L'wTh-."..."? IP", ""arvest Home" at
y-uuiun ln uctooer.
L!.wAwi7ir. "z r
Tai n, '" v Austin wentwortn,
rk rt .,minKda,e nven"e, ' entertaln-
iTh7r r JvnBnt o Kennebunk, Me.
i.M. 7 "'"""' 0l w,ss Knight and Mrs,
lMe0rth." ,brothr Mr- "oferell A.
tea?un5hBll'8 Brtton. of Bushklll, Pa.,
rit u7. T ."" c"agfment of her daugh-
r nT- icanor Button, to Mr. Edwin
M' Bartram, of Wayne avenue.
llsWfOIl?;-V'-- .. M, Robert
liV.-i c ol o"nynurst, had as their
I1Wy rk'1 Mr' aardner Asplnwall,
IfakhrlV lenn Sm'th and Miss Kitty
lSr. r,e,tun,e1 today from Narragarvsett.
RU !nhe vWte Mrs- Smith's on-ln-
IfiLf T... Uilw' Mr- " Mrs. Alex
, -f, 4un;
LWMUdrWeo".9.ulna'L?rwJt
sr. V " ""'"wwn, it. x., on
mL .Mr. ""- .Horwit are
i v.ir Z'l Dl-nora homo, which
troyed by tire last spring!
Germantown
Dornihv ln. ... ... .
MroftmeZe' .AH.. 19 ""
4Td, o!m uloUe nne'' ' Waah'
"f,' rfeorgo A. Cameron, of
return. "o Btuooi House lane,
" they spent the summer.
'0e who dined at the Qerman-
w VhZwH.V"" "n.we-a"Maar. ?"
kur w..rrM, we r. ana airs
51 t2?,S"V. fr and. Mrs, Wii-
Rob;v,r47r" ?5 " T0Mp.n. "y-
r and Mr WiUtam U. Tucker
lalxd'u M' Bww A. Ksevea and
' jm I'lBr. aa l b n ft a . u .. I- .. ..
- --' mwiw KPrwi, wri
KYENiyq
Radcliffe Gheaton to Be
lanern'd l UlC'r hme 4M Vtni Wa,nut
f.mn J"1 Mf8, ' A,brt SmVth and
family hn0 closed their cottage at Oaiel-
I ."it !lC1r Bfnl,, l"k, N. J., and are
at their home, 242 Hansberry street.
M5" t?' U Montgomery, of 217 Pelham
road, has returned from Ocean City,
where she spent the summer months.
hi?v rVtM."1?' .aor W- Harklns, Jr..
?in. .ety;n,ed ufrom the Cntsklll Moun
tains to their home. 219 Mnnhelm street.
fnr1.":...8, Wadsworth. of West Stat-
at rr.n i" 8p.n1 lne nr'' autumn
at Greenock Inn. Lcc, Mass.
WM,r; Mf."' "tnTy Welaer, of 12S
r?n rh,1Ellcna Btreet' hvo returned
?ifmtChela' wnero they spent
bv thL e.k"w. The' wero accompanied
by their daughter. Mlaa Frances Welscr.
Chestnut Hill
nnrtr' fri- Xi- rhomn P. Dixon, Jr..
avAnnl f.i,th0. PPIar. S318 Seminole
avenue, -w. til return to town at the end
In Cap.WMeaky. R' 8Pent the 8Ummtr
nv.Im,.9tldf.Mr8, Jay ates- ot Moreland
?S eVh f ro.at Hot Sprmgs, Va.. will
return to their home September 23.
thn"",,.1.1; EJnliJ'. Motny' of A,len '" '
Ventno" N J Klea'10' Schmole, at
Along the Reading
vJn?; mfs Ml Brans, of Mountain
aenue, Melrose Park, has returned to
her homo after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frederick Fitzgerald, at her camp. Cedar
tains NY8' kt' Adlrondack Moun'
Mrs. J. Howard Hay, of Summit ave
nue, Jenkintown, and her two children
.iihieJtv. ,or St: Louls' Mo" wh"e they
will be the guests of Mrs. Hay's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Hnrvey, for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schwartz, of
Jenkintown. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Riley, of the Roosevelt, Philadelphia, lett
this week by motor for Maine, where
Mr. and Sirs. Schwartz will be guests
or Mr. and Mrs. Riley for several days
at their summer home.
Mr. Carney and his family, of Albanus
Btreet Logan, have returned from their
bungalow at Anglesea, where they havo
been since tho early spring.
Mr1, and Mrs. Joseph Cook and their
daughter. Miss Florence Cook, who have
been visiting at Harrisburg and Reading,
have returned to their home. 71st avenuo
and J8th street. Oak Lane.
West Philadelphia
Mrs Frank Spangler Elliot, 2d. of 6043
Washington avenue, will give a silk
shower, followed by bridge, this afternoon
In honor of her sister. Miss Florence Jean
ette Elliot, daughter of Mrs. Frank
Spangler Elliot, of 4337 Spruce street The
guests will Include Mrs. Earl Stewert,
Mrs. J. Franklin Gaede. Mrs. Frank Hall,
Mrs. Jesse D. Ellis, Miss Grace Reld, Miss
Gertrude Troutman, Mrs. Richard Nelms,
Miss Florence Reld. Mrs.Xeeman Browne.
Mrs. Albert Davis Quinn, Miss Cornelia
Miller, Miss Anne McKnlght, Mrs. Albert
Stuetz, Miss Gladys Truscott, Mrs. Harold
D. McAneny. Mrs. Warren Moss, Mrs.
Henry Fruend, Mrs. F. Morgan. Miss
Gladys McCarthy. Miss Dorothy Morti
mooro. Miss Kathryn Mortimoore, Sirs.
Frank D. O'Reilly, Sirs. Charles Lorlng
Elliot. Miss Helen Roberts, Miss Mary
Greenwell, Sliss Anna Dagit, Miss Leonlde
Dnglt, Miss Helen Dunn, Miss Janet Hoi
lenback, Mrs. Levis Fishbume, Sirs.
Harry Attmore Prizer, Jr., Sirs. Walter
Peterson,. 3d. SIIbb Slae Fitzgerald. Sirs.
Louis Humphreys, Sirs. William P. Hal
linger. Sliss Slabello Slarvel, Sirs. Alex
ander Sherpard and Sliss Helen Nason.
The Hathaway Shakespeare Club will
open Its fall season with a meeting on
Friday. October 1, at tho Philomuslan
Club, 3944 Walnut street.
Sir. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Bwope
have returned to their home, 4928 Cedar
avenue, after spending the summer In
Maine. They motored down from Bar
(Harbor as the guests of Sir. and Mrs.
Edward C. Dixon, stopping at various
New, England watering places en route.
Mr. and Sirs. Dixon, with their son, Mr.
Austin Dixon., previously made a tour of
Canada and the Great Lakes region.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Justice, who spent
the entire summer at Dlgby, Nova Scotia,
have returned and are 'occuylng their
apartment, 4933 Chester avenue. Sirs.
Justice will go to Washington next week
for a short visit to her sister. Sirs. N. H.
Holmes.
Dr. and Sirs. W. Horace Hosklns, who
have been traveling ln the West, vUltlng
the Expositions and other points of Inter
est, returned to their home, 3414 Powel
ton avenue, this week.
Dr. Charles Piatt haB returned to Ham
ilton Court after a sojourn at Kingston,
Slass.
Sir. and Sirs, deorge W. Urquhart will
close their cottage at Ocean City. N. J.,
on September 25, and return to their
home, 4217 Pino Btreet.
Sir, and Sirs, John J. McElroy and their
sons, Sir Paul E, SIcElroy and Master
John J. SIcElroy, Jr., have returned to
their home, 5853 Willows avenue, Sher
wood, after spending a few weeks at At
lantic City.
Dr. and Sirs. A. J. McNeils, of 819 South
49th street, 'have returned home from a
trip through the Panama Canal, the Ex
position)! and cities of the West.
Camden and Vicinity
Sir. and Mrs. W. G. Gross have re
moved to New York. Sirs. Gross was
Miss Lyell, formerly of 512 Linden street.
Stlss Ruth Sheets, -of 423 Penn street. Is
visiting relatives at Forest Hills, L. I.
Sirs. Laura Poole, Mrs William Mage
Poole and Sliss Ida Frlke, formerly ot
Camden, have returned to their Pitman
home, after traveling In the West all
aumrrjer.
Sir. and Sirs. William Darnell and
family, of 326 Penn street, are at Wild
wood for a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Nevln, of Mer
chantvtlle, will soon return from Kenne.
bunkport. Me.
Miss Mary Burroughs, of 614 Penn
street, has returned from a six weeks'
trip to the Paciflo coast- She was ac
companied by Miss Margaret Mace.
Sirs. George) E. Cantrell, of Haddon
field, recently entertained with a Urge
card party In honor of Miss Veda Me
Kown, whose marriage to Mr- T. IL
Rowland took place this week.
Mr and ilri, A. W- Kah and children
will return next week from their Island
Height home to thlr Cor street real-
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LEpaER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
TO AID LANSDOWNE CONVALESCENT HOME
Photo by D. H. Da VaUx.
MRS. LAURA MULLEN
Who will be ono of those in charge of the lunch and tea tables at tho
Market Day in Lnnsdowne, on Octobor 2.
North Philadelphia
Sir.-and Sirs. John H. Sinberg and their
daughter, Sliss Jane Slnbcrg, have re
turned to their home. 1919 North Broad
street, after spending the summer at
their cottage ln Chelsea.
Sirs. Sarah P. Conner, 1442 North Peach
street, yesterday announced tho engage
ment of her daughter, Slisg Ethel Irene
Conner, to Mr. Everett Nelson Strong.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Sir., and Mrs. Slarlon Hight and their
family will close their Vcntnor cottage
on Slonday and roturn to their home, 2241
North 16th street.
Sir. and Sirs. James II. Fldgeon, of 242S
West Lehigh avenue, their daughter, SItss
Mildred Pidgeon, and their two sons.
James Pidgeon and Walter Pidgeon, havo
Just returned to the city after spending a
month at their summer home In Wlldwood
Crest.
Frankford
Sir. and Mrs. Jerry Berkhous and
their children, of Torresdale, have re
turned from Erie. Pa., after spending
the summer there.
Sir. Samuel James and family, of
Holmesburg', have been spending the last
week with friends in Byberry and this
week, are ln New York nnd Providence,
R. I. - -
Sir. and Mrs. Roy E. Kltchln. 6114 J
street. Lawndale. are spending some time
at Wlldwood, N. J. Mrs. Kltchln will
be remembered as Miss Gertrude Gimbel.
Sir. William A. Faus and his family,
of Penn street, are ln Now York, where
they will spend several days.
Sirs. Frank Falrhurst and her family,
of 4738 Grlscom street, have returned from
Atlantic City, where they have been
spending; tho last three months.
Sir. and Sirs. W. C. Treuter. of 4840
Hawthorne street, have returned from a
visit at Klnt,nersvllIo and Revere.
Lansdowne
Among the Lansdowne boys and girls
who have entered the various colleges
nnd universities for the coming year aro
Sliss Francis Maxwell, Sliss Helen Reld,
Sites Slarlon Keene, Sliss Edna Baker,
Sir. J. Eugene Baker. Jr., and Sir. Her
bert Jackson, at Swarthmore: Sliss Jes
slo Lewis and Sliss Helen Davenport, at
Syracuse University: Sir. Frederick
Lewis and Sir. Wendell H. Osborne, at
Colgate; SItss Isabel Jackson, at Temple;
Sir. Lewis McLean, Sir. Cook McLean,
Sir. Samuel Irwin and Sir. Clinton Slun
derllch, at Princeton; Stlsa Ruth Cotton,
Sir. Richard Ware and Mr. Arthur Durer.
at the University of Pennsylvania, nnd
Sir. Williamson Zelgler, at State College.
Mrs. Alexander Kerr, of Drexel avenuo,
entertained a birthday party for her
7-year-old daughter, Catherine Wilson
Kerr, on Wednesday afternoon. Among
the children present were Elizabeth lis.
Charlotte. Gllroy, Slary Gllroy, Lillian
Hoffman, Lois Hendricks, Slay Hen
dricks, Elizabeth Hendricks, Dorothy
Hendricks, Slay Duffln, Emily Kerr,
Kathcrlno Kerr, Jennie Kerr, May Kerr
and Master Tommy Duffln.
MISS LAURA DOROTHY
STOLL
Who is the guest of Miss Anna
Kmely, of 4313 North Franklin
street, will be guest of honor at
a dinner to b given by Mr.
Walter Enuly, Wore returning
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Sir. and Sirs. George N. Dawes have
renpened their home at 2503 South Garnet
Btreet, after a delightful Summer spent
visiting friends in the New England
States, Asbury Park and Vcntnor.
Sliss Helen Reedcr, of 2518 South Colo
rado terrace, has Just returned from a
vacation rpent nt Atlantic City. Captain
and Sirs. J. Knight Reeder are still at
the seashore, and expect to remain until
the end of the month.
Sliss Blanche Lane, -of 2527 South 17th
street, has Just returned from a trip
through tho Western States, where sho
visited Mrs. J. Aber. of Jackson, SHch.
Sho was gone about two months, and re
turned via Chicago, visiting friends in
that city.
Miss Helen McCay. of 2515 South Colo
rado terrace, has Just returned from a
month's vacation spent at Atlantic City.
Sliss Nan Carroll, of 2527 South Colo
rado terrace; her sister. Sirs. Eleanor
Gaynon. and her little daughter havo
Just returned from a delightful visit to
Pleaeantvllle. N. J where thoy were the
guests of Sirs. Daniel Doody. Sir. Nicho
las J. Carroll is visiting his brother-in-law
and sister. Sir. and Sirs. Richard
Slurphy. of Atlanta, Ga at the present
time. Ho will return about the nd of
September.
Roxborough
The annual outing of the Interchurch
Federation will be held on Saturday on
the athletic grounds of the P. O. S. of A.
In Roxborough. Sir. E. J. Cat tell, City
Statistician, will deliver an oration.
Sir. and Mrs. Alexander J. Slarlow, of
Wilmington, Del., are tho 'guests of Sir.
Robert Watson, of UmbrJa street.
Sliss Bessie Yetner, of Kalos street, has
returned from a visit to friends in
Newark, Del.
Sir. and Sirs. James J. Brennan nnd
their son, James Brennan, of 4363 Slain
street, have returned from a motor trip
to Gettysburg and Washington.
Mr. and Sirs. J. Reld Tydlngs and SItss
Emily Huber, of Baltimore, have re
turned home after a week's visit with
friends tn Manayunk. Sir. Tydlngs Is a
prominent member of the Colllngton Club
of the Maryland city.
Sir. and Sirs. Ferdinand Davis, Jr., of
4323 Manayunk avenue, are spending the
early part ot the month ln an automobile
trip to Niagara Falls.
Sliss Florence Sabold and Miss Carrie
Sabold, who spent tho summer In Cali
fornia visiting the two Expositions, havo
returned to their homo on Ridge avenue.
Sir. and Mrs. Arthur R. Littlewood, with
their daughter and son. Miss Elizabeth
Littlewood and Master Arthur R. Little
wood, Jr., of 441 Lyceum avenue, are
spending some time In Ocean Grove.
The Rov. H. C. Schmieden of Roxbor
ough, has been entertaining tho Rev.
Paul Schmleder, of Lancaster, and the
Rev. John Schmleder, of Shenandoah, Pa.
Sir. and Sirs. II. E. Hughes, of 34th
and Alnslio streets. Falls of Schuylkill,
are spending a week at the Hotel Patton,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sir. and Sirs. James Dobson Schofleld,
of East Hermitage street, and their young
eon Joseph have returned from Ocean
City, whero they passed the summer.
The Rev. and Sirs. John Hackett, who
have been spending a month at Cape Slay,
havo returned to their home on Slana
yunk avenue.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles Devlin, of 907 East West
moreland street, will spend the coming
week-end with Mrs. Charles Devlin, Sr..
at Atlantlo City.
Mr, and Sirs. J, Welnsteln, of 3258 Ken
sington avenue, will entertain on Sun
day at a party In honor of their daughter,
Miss Lillian Welnsteln. The guest In
clude Sir and Sir. Staler, Sliss Jeannetto
Schlesslnger, Stlss Yeta Malls, Miss Kitty
Welnsteln, SItss Jeannette Welnsteln.
Sir, and Mrs. Kauffman, Sir. Samuel
Fomerantz, Miss Nettie Snyder, Sliss
Ethel Cohen, Sliss Ida Felnsteln. Mr.
Jules Isaacs. Mr, I. Levin, Mr. Charles
Levin and Sir. and Sir a. H. Comroe.
La Salle Catholic Club will stage a
vaudeville show and dance the last week
of thla month.
A grand carnival wilt be held by the
church and Sunday school ot the Alle
gheny Avenue Baptist Church, Frankford
and Allegheny avenues, all of next week.
Katie for the SocUtjr par wlU b
accepted and prlnt4 la the Xrenlag
ledger, but all- such BotUea must be
written on cat s4do of th paper,
mast b sUsed la fuU, wKb. full ad
dress, aad wheat panHU telepueo
number sauat be fltaa.
Send aH ucb onjmafllcrtioM U
"Society aMHar," Steal Jdr,
to Ctieetnul street.
Dales tfceo reuLrcsat M( CarrU4
at a that verUkatUm star a rtrnatbj.
fttt wMe w4U at be fsaliHibit,
MRS. THOMAS FITZGERALD
Mrs. Fitzgerald will bo in charge
of the egg table at the county
fair in aid of St. Francis' Home
for Convalescents.
, Bala-Cynwyd
Sir. and Mrs. II. H. Bosworth, of Bala,
who .spent the summer at their Ventnor
cottage, will return from the shore tho
early part of October, when they wilt
occupy their new home, 63d and Drexel
road, Wynncfleld.
Sir. and Sirs. Joseph SI. Thomas and
family havo opened their home on State
road, Onwyd, after a summer spent at
Ocean City. N. J. '
Sir. W. A. Slacon and his daughter,
Sliss Bell Rose Slacon, of 109 Bryn Slawr
avenue, have moved Into their new home,
141 Slontgomcry avenue, Cynwyd.
Sir. and Sirs. Watson K. Alcott, of City
avenue. Bala, returned last week from
Ocean City. N. J.
"Gym" Classes at Peircc's w
Regular "gym" classes will be con- W
nS ducted on Monday and Thursday after.
'- w
A noons, from 3:15 tu D o'clock, under tha W
T personal direction of Mr. William J. U
f Herrmann, of .the Herrmann Physical U
Training Institute. Instruction will ba $
free to Pelrce School students.
fft In engaging the services of Mr. q
(f) Herrmann, Pelrco School further em- &
phaslzes Its policy of offering the best (Ti
(H in everything that tends to broaden ju
jf. and strengthen the training of its m
0 students for the business world.
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EVENING SCHOOL SEPT. 27.
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ence. Shorthand. Typewriting. Book
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Secretariat course complete In 3 years.
Class-room appliances and general
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ing, English, French, Geometry, German, Ital
ian, Latin, Mech. Draw'g. Millinery, Plan
ltead'g & Estlmat's". Spanish, Telegraphy, IT;
Business Arlth . $8; Architectural Draw'r,
Banjo. B'k'g'g. Guitar. Mand'n, Palnt'g (China.
Oil, Water Color), Pen'shlp Cor'pond., Pub.
School, Violin. 19; Garment Cut'g, Steno'phy A
Typew't'g, 110: Vocal Lessons. $12; Comblnsd
nookkeep'g. Stenography Typewriting, 115;
Piano. Afternoon & Eve. Wilt for Catalog V.
STANDARD Y.M.C.A. COURSES
Savo carfare. Evsnlng School, Dormitory,
Expert Instructors, Individual Method, Swim
ming Pool, Gymnasium.
West Branch Y. M. C. A., ltd and Ransom.
North Ilranch Y. M, C. A., 1013 W. Lehlgb.
Germantown Friends
SLI OPENS 0 MO 213?
CnOOl AT 8145 A. M.
0TANLET n. TARNALL. Principal
PHILADELPHIA TUItNGK.MEINDE
School now open for fall and winter terma.
Ws teach gymnastics, German, drawing,
needlework and swimming to children, 7 to
IB years, for $0 per year. Enroll your chil
dren now. Broad and Columbia avs.
PHEPAUATION FOH ANY COLLEGE, ANY
COUUSB
BROWN PREPARATORY
BROAD AND CHEnnY STREETS
EMILIE KRIDER NORRIS
Oral expression, stage art, story-telling. French
t American method. Day & trg. 1714 Chestnut.
University of Pennsylvania
EVENING COURSES
Wharton School ot Financs and Commerce
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE, PHI LA.
AHT MECHANICS EIJSCTIUCITY
Night Schools Wrlte for llooklst
MAKY HREVARD R01IEHT8, US N. KthTt
Elocution) Voice; day and evening classes.
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CONSERVATORIES y MUSIC
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Plultdtiphia Muw'ciJ Aciderar
161T Sprue St. 47tb aeaaon opens
Sept. 0th. Branches 0M German,
town Ave.) 448 S. B2d St. Emtneal
Artists tn Faculty. Prospectus.
WALTER ICnnrllm PIANO, ORGAN.
ST CLARH IVnOQIC TIIEOHY SINOINO
Organist St Paul' Church, Chestnut Hill, and
Rodspb, Shalom. Studio, 171 Chestnut St.
Leef.on-Hille SJgxvct,8S
.... Maurlts Laefsoo,
Prea.. 1824 Chestnut at. IUoikmui Sect. 20c.
Wra. J. Beehm
Chambars-Wyll Msmorlal.
MUS BA&
ORGAN, PIANa
1418 No. ISth st.
FI r.AA PIANO VOIC
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ee VWOfcmT 601 Unruh st.
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17, 1915;
SUBURBAN WEDDINGS ADD
THEIR QUOTA TO SOCIETY
Mr. Frederick A. Philips Married to Miss Etta Marfft-
ret Ralston Wednesday Evening Other
Weddings of Interest
THE marriage of Stlss Etta Stargaret
Ralston, daughter of Str. and Sirs.
Thomas J. Ralston, of Slllbourne, to Mr.
Frederick A. Philips, of this city, took
place Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock
In ths Second Baptist Church, at 7th
ttrect below Girard avenue. Tho bride,
who was given tn marriage by her father,
wore a gown of 'white crepe de chine,
trimmed In lace and pearls, and a white
tulle veil with n pearl band She carried
a bridal bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The brldcBmnlds were Miss Mario SIc
Sctrldche and Stlss Elizabeth. Philips.
They wore gowns of pink crepe de chine,
with blark lac hats, and carried baskets
of autumn flowers. Sir, Philips had n
his bst mm Str. Thomas J. Ralston, Jr.,
and the ushers wero Str. Newtori Bethel,
Sir. Clarence Brown, Str. Norman Hlnckle
and Sir. Frank Snyder. A reception
cf 100 guests followed nt thn bride's home,
after which Str. nnd Sirs. Philips left on
a trip to Niagara.
BLYTHE-PLATT.
Mr. and Sirs. Charles Piatt, of Adding
1mm, nunounco the marrlago of their
Wilmington
Sir. and Sirs. Tilghman E. Johnson,
who have been spending several weeks
ln the Adtrondacks, will roturn home this
week.
Sir. and Sirs. A. Felix du Pont and
Miss l.ydla Chichester motored to Atlan
tic City last Saturday to spend tho week
end, Sirs. Victor du Pont, 3d, and her chil
dren havo returned from Beach Haven,
where they spent the summer.
Sliss Slary T. Rldgely, who spent Au
gust at Slarblchead, Slass., has gone to
Schuyler, N. Y to spend a fortnight
with friends.
Sir. and Sir. David Ltndsey have re
turned from a fortnlghfa stay in Troy
Hills, N. J.
Sir. and Sirs. Otho Nowland, Sliss
Louiso Nowland and Sir. Paul Nowland
returned last week from a motor trip ln
New England, which lasted about three
weeks.
Former Governor and Sirs. Preston Lcc
havo gone to Werncrsvllle, Pa., to spend
a fortnight.
The Rev. and Sirs. Joslah H. Crawford
returned Saturday from Cream Rldgo, N.
J., where they were for several weeks.
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TOSITIONS POSITIVELY GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED
Day School. Night School. Enter any time.
E. SI. Hull, A. St., Pd.D., President, Lafayette Building, Philadelphia.
After October 1st l'enn Slutual Building
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FRIENDS' CENTRAL
SCHOOL
surrounds the Student at the most
impressionable period of his life with
guarded care as to classmates, and
moderation as to dress and deport
ment. It is hoped these fundamentals will
continue to appeal to parents.
WniTB FOR YEAR BOOK OP RATES
and general Information of the Friends' Edu
cational System from Kindergarten to Collag.
WM. ELMER BARRETT. Principal.
I5TH AND RACE STS., PHILADELPHIA
ELEUEXTAKY BC llOO LB
ISth and Race Sts.
S.Mh St, and Lancaster Ave.
17th St. and Girard Ave.
Qreene St., Germantown.
THE PHILADELPHIA TRAINING SCHOOL
for PERSONAL and COMMUNITY SERVICE
Practical courses in various branches train
ing men and women for leadership In Recita
tions!, Physical. Social and Industrial Welfar
Work It couiaea given by well-known leadors.
Dcna iwr wwi-v,ciHrai urancn. x. 1. (J. A,
1421 Arch Street.
SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION
AM) DRAMATIC ART
Elizabeth Lavender Schreiner
1714 CHESTNUT STREET
At Studio dally, 11 to S. Phona Spruce 2477,
or Wflte for booklet.
La Salle College unt&j88?v
Engineering, Arts. Pre-Medlcal and Uuelness
Courses. High School and department for llttla
boys Oymnaslum and supervised athletics.
Scholarships ofTered. Evening classes.
URO. DENIS EDWARD, President.
Palmer Business School
Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English,
day and ntiht aesalona. Send for catalog,
Msrcantlls library Hide, loth above Chestnut.
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Thirty twars at J7I an4 Chestnut filrsels.
Business. Shorthand and fscretarlal Courses.
THE KIltSCUHAUU School ot Languages
1521 Chestnut St. (Weightman Hldg.)
Estab. IBIS. lltoDD IUrsctibauao, Principal.
INSTRUCTORS
E.K.PEALL
CONSERVATORIES
OV MUSIC AND ART
STUDIOS. 8304 N. II HO AD ST,
and BRANCH. SUITE 20S
PRE88ER BLDQ.. 1110 CHESTNUT 8T.
PHILIP WAHIIUN
VOICE
ESTEY HALL
COOKE
HENRY GURNEY
TENOR
1114 CHESTNUT STREET
aifi? VAN LEER, Tenor
Bolo Ttnor, Central Conrrec&tton&l, Brook Ira.
Concert. Oratorio. Bon HeU!. Vole Col,
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edmund Lumunua ,ulUn M,tke4
1714 Chestnut 81ret Residence Cxawyq.
KURTZ VOICE STUW0S
Mtwsatiat,
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daughter, Stlss Startha Piatt, to 31.,
naymond IJIythe on Saturday, Septem
ber 11, at Storton. The hrlde was at
tended by Silas Florence Slerklns nnd the
best mnn was Str. Joseph Piatt Str. and
Mrs. Btytho will live in Addlngham
Sir. and Sirs. Ralph Sullivan, of S9M
Greene street, announce tho marriage of,
their daughter, Stlss Edythe Starle Sul
livan, to Dr. Arthur Wlnfrad Hebert.
son ot Str. and Mrs. Eugene Htbert, Jr..
of Slorgan City, La The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Albert Sonby, on
Friday, September 10, In the Sacred
Heart Church, Morgan City, La. Doctor
Hehert is a member of the 1916 das of
Jefferson Sfedical College.
Sir. and Mrs. John William Boysen wilt
shortly Issue Invitations for the marrlago
of their daughter, Stlss Alice SI. Boysen.
to Sir. Ned P. Holslngton, on tho morn
ing of Tuesday, October 19, at 9 o'clock,
nt their home. KM Snnsom street The
Rev. Richard Radellffe, of St SHtthew'
Church, will officiate. Tho bride will be
unattended.
Delaware County
Sliss Helen Sutherland Fenn, of Ridley
Park, is spending tho week at Atlantlo
City.
Sirs. Walter Brooks, who has been the
guest of Stlss Fenn, has returned to her
homo In Rutherford, N. J.
Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Chadwlck, of Ad
dlngham, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a eon. ,
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
Noonday meeting on roitoftlce Plasa:
speaker, Mies Ucrtha. Sapovlta.
i.l5 p. m. Meeting at Broad and Rockland
treete; speaker, Mlaa Anna McCu.
8 JO p. m. Meetlna at Broad street and Brie
acnuo; speaker, Bamuel Moyerman.
WOMAN 8l'FFIlAOE PARTY
8 p. ra. Meetlns at nidge and Mldvale ave
nues, Gpeakeni. Mra. George 11, Uobenimlth.
Mlts F. I'. llernlielmcr and Uraham Woodward.
8 p. m. MeetlnK at 1.1th and need streets,
under the auplcra of ths Philadelphia County
Society; rpeakers, Mies Ida Turner and Mrs.
Marlon Holmes.
8 p. m. Meeting at 40th street and Lancaster
acnue; sneakers. Mils I. Slsley and Mrs. M.
U. Griffith.
8 p. m. Meeting at Germantown and Lehigh
enues. speakers. Miss Estella Russell and
Miss Jane Myer.
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NEFF COLLEGE. 1738 Chestnut street
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
ltDS Spruce Street. Opens Seat. 33.
MAIN LINE BRANCH
Ardmore. Opens Septsmbsr 27.
ELIZABETH HILLS LYMAN. Frlncl-ysU.
GERMANTOWN
WALNUT LANK SCHOOL
2S2 W. WALNUT LANE. OEHMANTOWN
Strong. General Course, Doraestlo Science
Dept. Boarding Dept. opens Sept. 28th. Day
Dept. opens Sept. 29th.
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