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CHESTNUT HILL DEBUTANTES
Six of This Season's Buds Will Be Introduced to So
ciety at Their Country Homes in Chestnut Hill.
f Other Notes of Interest
QUITE a number of the oenson'n buds
will Moasom In Chestnut Hilt, nnd
tho teas given there will doubtless take
the form of garden parties, na most of
them are scheduled for October.
Miss Maria T. Qrnhnm, daughter of Mr.
end Mrs. Howard 8. Graham, will be
formally Introduced nt a tea, to be Riven
by her parents on Saturday afternoon,
October 16. Miss Mary Dixon Thayer,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Thayer,
will make her debut on October 8, and
Miss Mnrcaret O. Itomak will bo In
troduced on the afternoon of October 9.
On October 12 Miss Martha T. McAllister,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ituthcrford
SleAlllst'r, will make her debut.
Anothur debutante of Importance, who
will be Introduced at her home In Chest
nut Hill, wilt be Miss Mariana V. Oowen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis I.
Oowen. The date of Miss Qowen'B tea
will b'e October II.
OnPctober 27 Miss Kllmbcth D. Lnm
moLjWlll bo Introduced by her parents,
Mrartd Mrs. Daniel 13. ljimmot,
Attt.'S. Megnrgec Wright Is nt the Trny
nftfa .Tor the week-end.
Mr'.nnd Mrs. Frederick W. Schmidt are
entetnlnlng Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd fiel
depptan nnd Mr. Christian Holler, of New
York? nt their Radnor home, Juniper
Hnll.l over tho week-end. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Schmidt will glvo a dinner of 18 covers
thin evening.
Str. J. H. "WJnslow Is nt tho Trnymjro
for n few days.
Tho photographs of Miss Hope Bcnle.
Miss Ruth Coxe. Miss Ellen Yullle nnd
Miss Elsa Renth used In Tuesday's
Evbnino Ledoer were taken by tho
Marconi Studio.
Tho photographs of Mrs. Angler B.
Duko nnd Mrs. A. J. Drexcl Diddle. Jr.,
used In tho Evisnino LEDOEn this week
were made by Jones-Ynrdumlan.
, Along the Main Line
OVERHROOK. Miss Mildred Eleanor
.Stulb, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Joseph
Stutb, of 6442 Woodbine nvenue, whoso
mnrrlago to Mr. Bepjamln Wnde Shaub,
'Of Lancaster, Pa., will take place on
Tucsday, October B, In tho Memorial
Church of St. Paul, wilt bo nttended by
'Miss Mndelclne Hcmltsch ns maid of
honor nnd by Mre. Wnlter Flckes, Mr.
Shaub's sister, as matron of honor. Her
bridesmaids will bo Miss Helen Forster
.Glnsc, Miss Helen Oalge, Miss Harriet
Keller, of Lancaster, nnd Miss Anno
Tyler, of Alabama.
rStr. Shaub will hnv his brother, Mr.
'Henry Shaub, ns best man. and tho ush
ers will be Mr. Robert Stulb, a brother
,of tho prospective brldo: Mr. J. Addison
'Abrnm, n cousin; Mr. Allan Wallace, Mr.
'Harold Stein, of Lancaster: Mr. Ross
i"Ranclt. of Lancnster: Mr. Ralph Klrk
patrlck, of Dutler. Pa., nnd Mr. Edwin
Keefor, of Lancaster. The ceremony,
',whlch will take place nt 7 o'clock, will
'be followed by a reception at tho home
of the bride's parents.
' ROSEMONT. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Klrsch have sent out Invitations for the
'wedding of their daushter, Miss Mary
jjulia Klrsch, nnd Dr. Norman A. Wack,
.of Wayne, on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 22, at 6 o'clock.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan, who
nro entertaining Mr. Robert D. Perkins
at their Newport home, expect to open
' their place at Rosomont next week, where
they will entertain during the Horse
.jBhow.
t. ...RADNOR. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mont
gomery Jr., have left on an extended
, tour of the West and a visit to the Pan
" nma Exposition.
Mr. nnd, Mrs. A. J. TJrexel Paul, who
have Just returned from Islesboro, will
occupy a farmhouse on their estate nt
Radnor until their now house is com
pleted. Chestnut Hill
v, ,Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Ross have closed
their cottage at Ogonqult, Me., and have
returned to their homo on East Moreland
t avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dougherty
and their daughter. Miss Helen Doush
'orty, are at thojr homo on School House
Xane, having spenttee summer at Winter
'Harbor, Me.
I 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Dixon, who
spent tho summer nt Winter Harbor, Me.,
-have returned to their home, 32d and
.Mill Creek Road.
Mrs. William E. Goodman, who spent
part of the summer at Chelsea and motor
ins, has returned to her home, 140 Beth
lehem pike. Miss Ernestine Goodman Is
visiting her slBtcr, Mrs. Appleton, in
Virginia, nnd will return October L
- . Germantown
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Lewis Thomas, of 235
' Pe'lham road, Germantown. will give a
dinner at the Huntingdon Valley Coun
try Club tonlg'ht for Miss Kntherlne
Frcy, of Kansas City. Mo. The guests
""Will be Miss Marjorlo fThomas, Miss
Ells e Tower Dally, Miss Mnry C. Hasse,
Miss Mary Henderson, Mr. Conrnd
Grove, 3d, Mr. Lawrence Miller, Mr. John
Nevln Pomeroy, Mr. .Philip Darly, Mr.
William" C Melcher, Jr., Mr, Agnew
ArMma, Mr. Harold Melcher and Mr.
"'Charles Betty.
Mlas Thomas and Miss Froy have been
spending a few days In Atlantic City as
''the guests of Miss Mary Campbell Hasse,
at the Chelsea Hotel.
Mrs. WIUIamyRotch Wlster will return
to her home, Clarkson and Wlster
streets, September IS, from Saunderstown,
where Bhe spent the summor.
4Mr. William Norrls Caldwell will leave
In a fevtf days for Haddon Hall, Atlantic
Llty( where she will spend some time.
Mrs. 'Caldwell bofore her marriage was
!iss Marlon V, Nasho.
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West Philadelphia
Mla Rebecca Margaret Haag, of 4837
i Cedar avenue, will entertain at luncheon
I'aad oards on Wednesday, September 29,
iln honor of Jiua uema Lyon, of ua.
t Grange, 111,, whose engagement to Mr.
Ddwnrd Newton Haag, Jr., of Boston,
was recently announced.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. O'Neill, of 449 South
7th street, are receiving congratulations
bn the birth of a son.
Mr Edward W. McCaskey. Jr., Mr,
llchard D. McCaskey and Mr, Donald
IcuasKey, oi iw vine sireei, nave re-
brnedifrpm New castle, uci., wnere iney
nt the summer;
kin W V Duffy and her son. Mr. Win-
Ud Duffy, of 133i Nprtn win sireei, nave j
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Itiqtit tot the (Society pate will be
(Icme fiuu iitiuiru m ,.,-.m.
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rlttu on one iu i iwr,
j.( be eicnru in mu, ra ium mi
aou ulirn pouioie leituuen
nber mutt lie glten.
rod ! 'of'1 fuiumuoioiiiea U
fl'IT Kdllur." Kienlus Irdser,
tllm.tnul l'r I.
itrea tliree rrqulrriDrnle are, rarrlrd
in Oiat trrUltaliun roar be eiuU,
will Ml M
returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent a week,
"" Mrs. William J. McCnbe. of
6i Arch street, nre receiving congratu
lations upon the birth of a daughter,
Kntherlne McCnbe.
Along the Reading
Mr. nnd Mrs, W. It, Walters, of Ash
bourne, hnve returned to their homo
after spending several weeks in Minne
sota, where they wero extensively enter
tained. Mrs. Chartes Wnchter. of Dethayrwi,
has had ns her guest Miss Margaret
Potter, of Jacksonville, Flo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Lenhart. of Willow
Orove, hnve returned from Atlantic City,
where they spent several weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert N. Fell nnd fnm
Hy, of Elklns Pnrk. hnve left for the
Pacific coast, where they will visit tho
San Francisco Exposition nnd stop at
other points of Interest on tho wny.
They will be gone about six weeks.
Girard Farms
Mrs. I. Stcwnrt, of 2123 Pnssyunk ave
nue, hns nnnounccd tho engagement of
her daughter. Mis? Edith Marion Stcwnrt,
to Mr. Augustus J. Abel, nt a reception
held nt her home. Tho wedding will tnke
placo in tho fall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arlo Lemmerhlrt, of 253
South Colorado terrace, with their daugh
ters. Miss May Lemmerhlrt and Miss
jiessio ivemmerlilrt. who have spent the
past month at Wlldwood, havo returned
to their home.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Samuel Mellln, of 1903 South street.
Is one of a delightful house party being
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. William
Clark, nt their pretty cottage In Dctter
ton. Md. Other Phlladelphlans Includo
Mrs. John Hutchinson, Mr. J. Duke, Mr.
Jay Storck nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Aldcn Clark.
They expect to return about October 1.
Miss Anna Cloud, of 1837 South 17th
street. Is spending a pleasant vacation nt
Atlnntic City.
Mr. Frank O'Rourke has recently re
turned to his home from a thrco weeks'
stay In Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel Wnltman wns given a sur
prise party by l)er mother Wednesday
evening.
Northeast Philadelphia
Invltntlons will be mniled noxt week
for the marriage of Miss Edna Spanglcr
Kolp. niece of tho late Robert Patterson,
and daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Pat
terson Kolp. of 23G3 East Dauphin street,
to Mr. Charles Gnlnford Cope, 'son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Richard Copo, of 4361 Freelnnd
nvenue, Roxborough. Tho wedding will bo
n home affair and 300 Invitations' will bo
mailed.
Miss Jennie Biggin, of 1918 Enst Cumber
land street, will attend the bride, nnd Mr.
J. Lodgo Nicholson, of 2210 South 15th
street, will be best mnn. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. H. Watson
Barrns. pastor of the Frankf6rd Baptist
Church.
Tho bridegroom-to-be Is the private sec
retary of Mr. Kern Dodge, a consulting
engineer. He Is a member of the Lu Lu
Temple Country Club and of the Lu Lu
Temple Mounted Guard. The bride-to-be
has been actlvo In athletic circles at the
Lu Lu Country Club and It was there, a
year ago, that the romance enme into her
lire. Her fnther Is a retired contractor
and her uncle gave Urslnus College Bom
berger Hall shortly before he died. The
couplo will take apartments In Angora
terrace about December 1, after their
return from an extended trip through the
South.
Frankford
Miss Pauline Bright will be honor guest
at a supper and dance, given by her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Samuels, at their home, on Torresdale
avenue, this evening. Their guests will
Include Miss Virginia Root, Miss Marion
Hubbard, Miss Josephine Cox, Miss Lil
lian Merrltt. Miss Anna Ierrltt, Miss
Kntherlne Fuller, Miss Louise Keene,
Miss Ethel Bonham, Miss Evelyn Clarke,
Miss Edith Collins. Miss Ilea Hughes,
Miss Ruth D,eal, Mr. Joseph Clark, Mr.
William McCann, Mr. Harry Felton, Mr.
Harris Speece, Mr. Phillip Deal. Mr. John
Abel, Mr. James Nichols, Mr. Albert En
dow, Mr. Frank Carr, Mr. DoWItt Tyler.
Mr. Jnmes Berry, Mr. Joseph Keller and
Mr. Paul Dunlap. The house and porch
will be decorated with pink and white
asters, hnnglng baskets nnd lanterns.
Delaware County
Music lovers of East Lansdowne will
be given a musical treat pn Sunday even
ing, September 26, when 50 members of
tho Emmanuel Lutheran Church will pro
duce In song and tableau Alfred G.
Gaul's beautiful cantata, "Ruth." The
affair will be given In placo of the regu
lar Sunday evening service and is free to
the public. W. Randall Sklllen Is director
and the characters of Ruth, Naomi,
Orpha and Boaz will be sung by Miss
Julia Elsie Stewart, Miss Frieda R.
Schuebel, Miss Elsie Wilson and Mr.
Cheater Miller.
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OAK LANE REVIEW CLUB HAS
UNIQUE OPENING OF SEASON
A Country Fair With Attending Freak Show, to Say
Nothing of Educated Dogs, Was Held This Week
for Suburban Club Entertainments
THE new season wns hnpplly In
nusrurnted nt Oak Lano Wednesday
nnd Thursdny nights, with n country fair
given by the Review Club, a Uternry
club which Is not only n prominent factor
In tho Intellectual nnd social life of the
suburb, but is foremost In any cause or
civic betterment. The affair was held at
6th nvenue and 8th street. Oak Lane.
In chargo of tho fete were Mrs. Bate
man Saddlngton, 6317 Camac street; Mrs.
W. P. Slcgert, Lawnton street nnd 6Cth
nvenuo. and Mrs. William C. Yerkes, 6604
Lawnton nvenue. One of the features
that evoked great applauso was un ex
traordinary Punch and Judy show. Fol
lowing this were tho "big doings" In the
main tent. Including the performances of
an educated dog, the trained human Hon
nnd the only Zulu chief In cnpMvlty.
Among those who nlso generously con
tributed of their time, tnlcnts nnd energy
were Mr. Samuel Noble, ns the gnat;
Miss Elizabeth Slcgert, .as nn nnlmntcd
Jumping Jack; Mr. Llnwood Mora, tho
fnt lady, and Professor Klrschbaum, the
bearded lady. Mrs. Paul Fisher, as the
yokel, and Mrs. Raymond White ns Jim
Dandy, kept every one In high good hu
mor. Mr. Harry Wagner impersonated
the Prince of Wales, and Mr. Charles
Bretdenbaugh. Beau Brummel.
One of the particularly successful
features of the affair wns -the Bale of
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llttlo buttons. Inscribed in gold and white,
"Tho Review Club of Oak Lano." Alto
gether tho fair added n pretty penny to
tho building fund of the literary club.
Miss Rena Kane, who recently returned
from Atlantic City, with Miss Katherlne
1 Itpncan. WIU irlvn a nnrnrlRA r.npv nt
her home, 2117 Morris street, on Mondav
night, by somo of her friends. Among
thoso present were Miss Bessie Fagan.
Miss Helen Dudley, Miss Mary Dudley,
Miss Frances Timoncy, Miss Augusta
Welch, Miss Katherlne Reagan, Miss
Mildred McCaffrey, Miss Mne Gash, Miss
Marie O'Neill, Miss Elanore Crowley, Miss
Ella Hyle. Mrs. Morris O'Leary, Mr. J.
Lindsay Hill, Mr. Lewis McArdle. Mr.
John Murphy, Jr., Mr. J. Hulett, Mr.
Frank McGurk, Mr. Duke Adler and Mr.
J. Gallagher.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Frederick
C. If. Woerner, of 4415 Mnnayunk ave
nue, the Women's Missionary Society of
tho Epiphany English Evangelical Luth
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from 2 to 5 o'clock, on Wednesday in
Gorges Park, Roxborough.
An outdoor carnival will t held tonight
at Mannyunk avenue and Walnut lane.
In aid of the First Consrcgatlonal Church,
Roxborough. In addition to the usual
bazaar for the sale of home-made articles
and confectionery, there will many at
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MARRIAGE OFINTERNATIONAL
IMPORTANCE IN SOCIETY
Miss Sylvia De G. Fox, of This City and London, Is to Be
Married to Officer in British Army Today.
Miss Taylor Brido of Mr. Wallace
A WEDDING of International Impor
tanco will take placo today In Lon
don, when Mlas Sylvia Do Grouse Fox,
daughter of Mrs. Do Ornsso Fox, of this
city, will bo marriM to Cnptnln Cecil
Arthur Shaw, of tho British nrtny.
Tho ceremony will be very quiet; only
tho bride's mother will bo present. Miss
Fox Is tho daughter of the Into De
Ornsso Fox. who wns n verv welLknnnm
and popular member of Philadelphia so
ciety. Slnco his denth some years niro
Mrs. Fox, who wns Miss Harriet Hidille,
nnd her daughter hnve lived nbroad In
Franco nnd England. Lately they havo
mndo their homo In London nnd hnvo
both been Interested In worklns for the
war sufferers. Tho bridegroom nnd bride
will livo nt Aldcrshot, whero Cnptnln
Shnw is atntloned. Ho has n brlgndo ma
jor's appointment on tho stnff of General
Miller.
Cnptnln Shnw Is a veteran of tho Boer
Vnr, from which ho came as n compnn
Ion of tho Distinguished Scrvlco Order.
Ho has nlso been to the front In the
present war.
WALLACE TAYLOIt.
Ono of tho most attractive) nutumn
weddings took placo nt noon todny, when
Miss Anna Shnrpless Taylor, daughter of
Dr. Edwnnl Wlnslow Taylor, of Cedron,
Indian Queen lane, Germantown, beenma
tho brldo of Mr. Frank Welt Wnllaco. of
Pittstlcld, Mnss. Tho ceremony wns per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Louis C. Wnsh
buro, of old Christ Church, 2d nnd Mnr
kct streets. Tho bride, who wns Klven In
mar Hiiro by her father, wns nttended
by Mrs. Fisher Long as matron of honor,
and Miss Marlon Field Shnrpless an maid
of honor. The bride's four little cousins,
Miss Mnry Starr Grlscotn, Miss Elizabeth
Starr Morris, Floyd Tatnall Stnrr nnd
Frederick T. Morris, 3d. acted nn ribbon
bearers. Mr. Wallnco had ns his best
man Mr. Edward W. Clark, 3d.
Tho ceremony took place In tho flower
rarden nt the renr of tho Taylor home.
Tho brldo stood under the shade of a
large willow tree, which overhangs the
garden. Tho base of the tree wns sur
rounded by palms nnd ferns, forming an
arbor of green.
Tho brldo woro n gown of whlto satin
and chiffon, extensively trimmed with
old duchess laco nnd orango blossoms.
Tho skirt was mado of satin nnd wns
covered with two deep ruffles of the
chiffon, edged with lace. Tho bodlco wns
of laco nnd chiffon, with thin chlfTon
Bleoves edged with laco. A long court
train of satin fell from the shoulders.
The veil wns of tulle, with laco mado to
form a most becoming coronet, trimmed
with orango blossoms. Sho carried a
lirgc shower bouauot of lilies of the
valley tied with whlto ribbons. Tho ma
tron and maid of honor woro artistic
gowns of pnlo pink taffeta, veiled in threo
shades of silk net The skirts were short
nnd full. Tho thrco shades of net wero
dark purple, pale blue and pale pink.
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Architectural Engineering-. It may bo
taken In two or three years. Other
t.,hnicni ,nurfiAs:Inilustrlal Chem
istry. Mechanical Drawing, Vehicle
1421 Drawing, Principles of Engineering,
7 , Applied Electricity. 100 other courses.
ArCn Magnificent drawing room and class
. room equipment. Potltlona secured.
Ot. Send for catalog, stating your in
terest. .
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
1B0S SPRUCE ST. Twenty-third year opens
September 22. Trlmary. Junior and Senior
Departments. Little boys from 0 to 10 years
of age are received In tho Primary School.
Certificate admits to Mount llolyoke. Smith.
Swarthmore, Vassar and Wellesley. Root
garden and gymnasium.
Mrs. J.yman, Miss Jones, Principals
MAIN LINE 1IKANC1I
ARDMORE, l'A. Second year opens Septem
ber 27. Montessorl Kindergarten receives
children between the ages of 3 and 0. The
Primary School admits boya to the ace of
10 and girls to the age of 14.
Mrs. Lyman, Mlsa Stien, Principals
Wanamaker Institute
ZSD WALNUT STS OPENS SEPT. 20.
Courses per term (30 wks.), IG.00. Algebra,
Art Needlework, Cooking, Drawing, Dressmak
ing, English, French, Geometry. German, Ital
ian, Latin, Meet). Draw'g Millinery, Plan
Read'g & Eatlmat'g, Spanish, Telegraphy, ST;
Business Arltb.. 18; Architectural Draw'g,
llanlo, U'k'g'g. Oultar, Mand'n, Palnt'g (China,
Oil, Water Color), Pen'shlp Cor'pond., Pub.
School, Violin, f0; Oarment Cut'g, Steno'phy A
TypewTg. S10; Vocal Lessons, $12; Combined
Ilookkeep'g, Stenography A Typewriting, 115;
Piano. Afternoon Eve. Wilte for Catalog V.
A GOOD SCHOOL
for you. Established SO years. Benn Pitman
Shorthand. Double Entry Bookkeeping. Touch
Typewriting. U teachers. Palmer Method Pen
manship. Day and night sessions. Now open.
Send for catalog now
PALMER m'81NESS SCHOOL
Mercantile Library Rldg , 10th above Chestnut.
THE GORDON SCHOOL
4112 SPRUCE ST. Vary iamlnrton. A. B.
(Bryn tlatvr), PH. Thorough Instruction to
girls L small boys. Certificate admit to Smith.
Vassar, Wellesley. Gymnasium; 2d Door Roof
Garden. Principal at school every day between
t & 12, reopena sept -J. uataiog on application.
STANDARD Y.M.C.A. COURSES
Save carfare. Evening School, Dormitory,
Expert Instructors, Individual Method, Swim
ming Pool, Gymnasium.
West llrancli V. M. C. A., 6td and Ransom.
North Uraneh Y. M. C. A.. 1018 W. Lehigh.
Germantown Friends
S-LI OPENS 0 MO. tST
CnOOl AT 8:18 A. U.
TANLKT R. TARNALU Principal
The Stevens School !?.?&,.
Ur, Prln.. 221 W. Chelten :, Otn. 48th year
opens Sept, 22. Kindergarten through college
preparatory, uom. ecience. aianuai Training
PREPARATION 1011 ANV COLLEGE, ANY
COUR8B
DROWN PREPARATORY
BROAD AND CHERRY 6TREETB
BPK1NO OAUDKN INSTITUTE. I'll I LA.
ART MECHANICS ELECT HICJTY
Nlxbt Schools Write for Booklet
Tke William Penn Charter School
ElOUT SOUTH TWELTH STREET
327U1 Tear upena peptemner satn.
University of PetuuylvuU
EVENING COURSES
Wharton School of lrinanoe and Commerce
MARY HKKVAKD KO HERTS, 111 N. 1Mb at.
lCloeutlopr Volcet day and evening claaesa.
MAMKK PNKP. 1VITUERSPOON MLlMlT"
aitifsros: ".Kao?reGic
MMMMMPORTS
18,
1915;
Tho bodices wero made of the taffeta,
with pale pink net sleeves, and the
girdle wns of taffeta, edged with n.
narrow band of purple tullo and finished
with n largo bow nnd ends of tulle, pale
pink shoes and stockings were worn and
largo picture lints of dark purple velvet,
trimmed with ono pink rose. Large bou
quets of pink and purple ostora tied with
pink tulle wero carried.
Tho flower girls woro dainty frocks of
whlto embroidered mulle, with pale pink
sashes, and they carried whlto standards,
which wero tied with pink nnd purple
asters.
After tho ceremony muslo was played
for dancing.
After a wedding trip Mr, nnd Mrs.
Wallnco will be nt homo after October 10
at South Street Inn. rittsflcld, Mass.
ziKOLBn-MAnnuna.
An unusually picturesque wedding will
tnko place this evening nt 6 o'clook In
fit. Philip's Church, d street and Daltl
moro avenuo, where Miss Frances Tomlln
Mnrburg, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed
gnr Mnrburg, becomes tho bride of Mr.
Snmucl J. Zlcglcr, Jr., assistant naval
constructor, U. S. N Tho bride, who will
bo given In marrlngo by hor fnther, will
be gowned In shimmering Ivory whlto
satin, veiled In chiffon nnd silver lace.
Over the gown, which will bo quite short,
will fnll tho long tullo veil forming a
train. This will bo held to tho hond by
ornngo blossoms. The shower bouquet
will bo of lllles-of-tho-vallcy and bride's
roses. Ml9 Clnra Mnrburg nnd Miss
Anita Mnrburg will attend their sister as
bridesmaids. They will wear dainty
frocks of orange-colored taffeta and net
nnd lnrgo gnrden hnts of blnck velvet
nnd will carry hugo nrm bouquets of
snapdragons. The llttlo cousin of tho
bride. Miss Carollno Moncure, will be
flower girl. Sho will wear nn exqulslto
frock of whlto lingerie, with a hnt of
match, nnd will enrry an old-fashioned
basket of yellow primroses.
Mr. Garland Fulton, U. S. N.. will net
as boat man, nnd tho ushers will be Mr.
Edgar Mnrburg, Jr., Mr. Harold Saun
ders, TJ. S N.i Mr. Thomas D'Arcy
Brophy, of Butte. Mont.; Mr. Itlchard
Henry Cntlett, of Staunton, Vn.; Mr. Eu
gene Wlllctt Van Court Lucas, Jr., of
New York, nnd Mr. Donald Marlon Mo
Bae, of Washington. Tho ceremony will
be performed by tho Rev. Clarence Wyatt
Blspham. rector of the church. A supper
for tho Immedlato families of tho bride
nnd bridegroom will follow nt the homo
of tho bride's pnrcnts, 4319 Bnltlmore ave
nue, after which Mr. nnd Mrs. Zlegler
will leave for their wedding trip. They
will mako their home In Boston.
EVANS BENNETT.
The marriage of Sllsa Mary C. Bennett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ben
nett, of 293 Hermltnge street, to Mr.
Walter G. Evans, of 1M Dupont street,
took plnco on Wednesday night at (he
pnrsonago of tho Emanuel Methodist
You Are Invited to Attend
THE OPENING EXERCISES
OP
The School of Business
Technique
AND
Advanced Accounting
OF
temple Htaibcrgttp
Wednesday, September
Twenty-Second
Eight P. M.
College Hall, Broad Street Below
Berks Street
Greetings From
RUSSELL, H. CONWELL.
President of the University.
ADDIIKSSns IIY
T. EDWARD ROSS,
Of I-ybrand, Ross Brothers & Mont
gomery. ALBERT N. HOGO,
Credit Mnnager, Corn Exchange Na
tional Rank.
MAXWELL H. KRATZ,
Lecturer In Commercial Law, Temple
University.
rPAXSON S. DEETER,
lecturer in corporation Finance,
Templo University.
BANKS
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Phlladelphla'a
Ilest ami Largest
NIGHT SCHOOL
hold classes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. This Is your oppor
tunity to advance will it go by
-without your attendance!
Positions Positively Guaranteed
Telephone t Lombard 1200-1297
LAFAYETTE HUILDINQ
fitlt and Chestnut Streets
After October 1, Penn Mutual Bldg.
THE HOLMAN SCHOOL
2201 WALNUT STREET
We have an Ideal for every Holman OlrL
May we send you a little pamphlet setting
forth this Ideal, which we believe will accord
with that which you have for your own
daughter?
ELIZABETH W. BRALEY, A. B Principal.
Montessorl through College Preparatory,
General Course emphasized Strong Dorasstlo
Science Course. Small classes. Outdoor class,
rooms. Smalt hoa admitted.
Sl'elrce Mbt School Opens Sept. 2(Tty
Q Courses, faclll'tea and the new build, J
A Ing are atallable to the fullest extent V
O to those who study at night. w
ft) Send for Mat Year Book, with lllus- V
ft tratlons of new building and a special V
(t booklet "Laying the Foundation for tt)
A Better Business." O
ft I'KIKCE SCHOOL O
f America's foremost Business School ?
PL, Pine St , West uf Broad ,ti
FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL"
HOYS 140 t' IttTlf ST. QIHLS
"Almon a Cuu, School Five minutes'
walk from Broad Jt Station. A thoroughly
modern day school with two centuries of worthy
traditions All gradts. Emphasis on broad
general culture and simple Christian living,
with regard for the needs ot each child. Opens
Ninth Mo. 20 "
wAifcMwjuvviuArifu.irlnclpal
The Phillips Brooks School
Beys' school, opposite Clark Park. Athletle
Held adjoining bldg. Large full-equipped rrm.
nasluin- Experienced teachers. Year llook.
Howard S. Eitael. Hdm. 42114 Baltimore ave.
THE I HANKLIN INSTITUTE bt'HUOL OF
MECHANIC Altl-S. Nlnetr-secontl year.
Evening Courses and Classes. DRAWING.
MATHEMATICS and MECHANICS. For cal.
sndar and further Information addraaa the
Institute. IB South Beventh strait.
Weat ,
Philadelphia
Uonunerelal
School
60th and Olrard ave.
Duilwji coursee that tela lul
neeflsTpproval.
jrjaHLy J09ti'jht.iL00
P-R-l-V-A-T-E I-N-8-T-R-UJ-T-I-O-N
StenoKranhy. ltookkeei.lDK. Engltsli Uranchfa.
224 Hale Bid, lS2tt Chejlnat street.
GKKMANTOWN
WALNUT LANK hCUOil.
M2 'W- WALNUT LANE, GBttMANTOWM
etrpng. Oeasral Court. Domestic: Science.
Det. Boarding Pept opens tUyu 2,(a. piT
- -x -
f33PRY
EpIsoomI
pi., win, wrm rvw T-valaM
attended tec iWT
brlde'g pnrnU' ,'
&v
uaugntcr in mntaae,
l'riest Performed . Me
brldo wore a Bdwf at
cm iron tanoia mm eja
bouquet of white roa.
.2"
nett, who was her jatat
woro a pink satin freek i
roses. Mr. Evans had Mr. OtsarMa t
der for best man. The
bride upon their return from
ding Journey will live at W. lor
street, Iloxborough, where they wit:
celvo after October L !
WEIB3-nOBMUR.
An Interesting wedding: wUt be
lied at I o'clock this aftenxM.
Miss A. May Itoessler, diughtof o
George F. Itoessler of 1316 Worth
street, will become the bride of
Frank Weiss. The ceremony will be i
formed at the home of the
clergyman, the Rev. William
TlfArlrlt. iftf r.vrMim awMitu, HmtSi
pastor of the Talmaae Memorial R4n
formed Church, and a friend of the hrMo-
groom ana bride. The serrloe wtll
followed by a dinner. Doctor
will give his daughter In uarrieteje.
will wear a traveling suit of dark.
crepe mteor and a black velvet hat.
Mr. John Weiss will be his
best man. Mr. and Mrs. Wets wHt
on an extendod honeymoon triau a
bo at home after November 1 at
North 23th street
HANNUM-LHVIB.
An attractive home wedding will tj
place this evening at e o'clock, waefr
Ltlllan Levis, daughter of Mr. and
Benjamin T. Levis, of Media. Will
como the bride of Mr. J. Llnwood Bt
num, also of Medio. The ceremony H
bo performed by the Rov. John ChlMr
pastor of the Haddonflold Baptist Char
Miss Levis will wear a white crepe
chine gown and tulle veil, held, bj
pearl band. She will carry a bridal t
quot of rosea and lilies of the vs.
Miss Helen Royer will bo mall of hi
and will wear a gown of pink satin .
carry white asters. Mr. Haanum j
have as his best man Mr. William Ml
A reception, from 7 until 9 o'clock, i
follow tho ceremony, after whlcr
and Mrs. Hannum will leave on
ding trip.
SIMMONB-CHAMPION.
The marriage has been nnnov
Miss Una May Champion, dauj
the Rev. and Mrs. John B. CI
of McMlnnsvllIe, Ore., to Mr.
Lindsay Simmons, of Brantford,
rio. Can., on Tuesday, September T.
and Mrs. Simmons will reside In B
ford. The Rov. Dr. Champion wal
merly pastor of the Roxborough B
Church.
WILSON WEBB.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Webb ha
nounced the marriage of their dai
Miss Helen Elizabeth Webb, to Mr
ert D. Wilson, Jr., on Wednesday
nlng, September 15, in tho Tabor1
bytcrlan Church, 18th and Chri
streets, nt 3 o'clock. The ceremony
performed by tho Rev. Willis B. I
man, pastor of the church, in the ( '
ence of the immedlato families. Mr. ,
Mrs. Wilson, after a wedding trip, t
live in West Philadelphia.
School of Industrial An
of the Pennsylvania Slusctnv
Jlroail and Pine Streets. Phllo.
Illustration, Architecture, Decorative
Painting and Sculpture, Pottery,
Metal Work, Industrial Design.
Philadelphia Textile School
Practical instruction in all branches ot
textile designing, manufacture, chem
istry and dyeing. Adequate mechan
ical equipment. Successful graduates
School reopens September 0
Saturday Clashes for teachers, Oct. 9
Evrnlntr Classes, October 4
lESLIE W. MILLER, Principal
IIARItlSDURO, FA.
HarrisburgLJ
Academy
A country school founded 1T80. Model
buildings, lnrge campus. Advantages t
email clsstee and individual Instruction
Thorough college preparation. Kates 14M
IbOO. Supervlsea athletics. Separate schoel
for younger boys. We Invite closest inves
tigation a pfrsonal visit It possible. Writ
for our catalogue and plana ot new der
mltory. Address
ARTHUR E. IIHOWN, II. A.. Headmaster
CHA31MER8HURO, PA.
Penn Hall School
FOR GIRLS I
Located In the beautiful Cumberland!
ley. College Preparatory. Modern I
guage and Special Courses. Certll
Privileges. Rooms with private I
Hotel Gladstone. Atlantic- City. N. J,, ..
cuplrd by school during May each yean
Work contlnueiwtthout Interruption, Rates.
t.vx). For c :l,.e and views, addrets
FRANK S MAQICL. A. M.. Principal
CARLISLE. PA.
CONWAY HALL
Founded 17SS
Stron? Secondary School for Bay.
Fall term opens September 14th.
W. A. Hutchison, Headmaster, Carlisle, MM
NAZARETH, TA.
SEND YOUR BOY TO
Nazareth Hall Military School:
Safest place in America, for him
Established In 1783
Rev. S. J. Blum, D.D., Principal
T
8WAHTHMQHE, PA.
Swarthmore Preparatory ScM j
College preparation for boya. Individual mh,
Promotion by subject Supervised atkMtjei
ample equipment, healthful country IKe. Fee
catalogue or detailed Information ad 4mm
AR1HUR H. TOMLINKtT
Headmaster, Bwarthmwe, fta.
SOUTH TiETHLEHEM. P 7"
BISHOPTHORPE MAJK '
A select school tor girls. College preasvmten
finished courses. Elective studies. AM. Claud.
N. Wyant. I'rlo.. Bos 254, So. KtthMtean, K.
MLAIHSTOWN, N. J.
BLAIR ACADEMY
FOR BOYS 0U Year aHeJsatawai, . J,
Water Gap. Alhletlo flelda, tra.-kTIkT T
luutacia Lainuua in luuuniaLinB saaap iiskieifls
tnu www vuuuutas, inciuoe
ncrela buudlngs. Include naSMalaeav
Ing pool and dormlntory far nsaasUI
College prep'n. KntowaaL TttmmUm
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swtnunini
boya. Co
t, C Stiarpe,
HOKDKNT4WN, N. 4
UORDBNTOWN MILITARY INkTiTWA
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aobla arabl lions ajat to dtnwt tsj OK
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