EVTSlttSTG EBBGEB PHIEADEIiPHlA. WEPT? B SPAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1915
ENGLE-YOUNG NUPTIALS
WILL TAKE PLACE TONIGHT
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DALE-HART NUPTIALS SELECTED
Mrs. Ernest du Pont Will Be Matron of Honor Invita
. tions Are Out for 'J At Home" to
Introduce Miss Graham
AT the wedding of Mlaa Pauline Hart
and Mr. Edward Crathorne Dale
the attendants will lncludo Mrs. Ernest
du Pont, who will be matron of honor,
and the two little flower girls will be Mies
Eyelyn Drayton and Miss Laura Hard
log.
Mr Dale will have for beat man Mr.
Hermann A, Denckla, and his ushers will
Include Dr. Arthur Newlln. Mr. John
o.mhrldEe. Mr. Walter Llpplncott, Mr.
Arthur H. Brocklc, Mr. Albert P. Ger
hard, Dr. Frederick Frnley, Mr. George
. tiiKtlcft. Mr. Harry Maybln Hart. Dr.
John M. Crulco and Mr. Charles West
Churchman.
The wedding will take place In St.
George-by-the-niver, numson, N. J., at
i o'clock on Tuesday, October 12, and will
be followed by a reception at the home
of Miss Hart's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Horace Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencer Graham
have Issued Invitations for a large "at
home" on Wednesday, October 13, from
4 until 7 o'clock, at their home on West
Chestnut, avenue. Chestnut Hill, to Intro
dice their daughter, Miss Maria Thayer
Graham. The card of Mr. Howard Spen
cer Graham. Jr., Is Inclosed.
lr and Mt. Henry Belln, Jr., of
Bcranton, have Issued Invitations for the
marriage of Miss -Alice Belln to Mr, Sam
uel du Pont, of Wilmington, which wilt
take place on Wednesday, October 6, at
the home of the bride's brother, Mr.
Lammot Belln. 400 Park avenue, New
York. Only the Immediate families have
been Invited.
Miss Margaret Dennlston, of School
Houbo lane, will give a matinee thcatro
party on Thursday, October 7, in honor
of Miss Ethel Marrlot Jones and the fem
inine' members of her bridal party, In
cluding Miss Mary Carroll Hodge, Miss
U Casper Wlster, Mrs. Aubrey Houston.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson, of Boston: Miss
Helena Gosling, of Bermuda: Miss Edith
Gorham. Mrs. D. English Dallam, Jr. The
party will be entertained at tea at the
Bellevue-fitratford after the theatre.
.. sw. .... -ni,att Tlfmhnm find her
daughters, Miss Sophy Heberton Blspham
and Miss Margaretta W. Blspham, who
have been at their cottage In Ocean
City will arrive at their city home, 4220
pine street, on Thursday afternoon. Miss
Margaretta Blspham will bo among the
debutantes of the season, but has not
made any plans for a formal coming out.
Bhe will attend the debutante affairs,
however. The Bev. Clarence Blspham ar
rived In the city on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Munn. who
are the guests of Mrs. George D. Wldcner
and George D. Wldener. Jr., at Mlramar,
Newport, were guests of honor at a din
ner on Monday evening, followed by
dancing, given by their hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul Brown, Jr.,
who have been spending the summer at
Drulm Molr, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Frederick Houston, have returned
to their home, 1623 Ixcust street. Mr. and
Mrs. Houston and Miss charlotte Harding
Brown will return to town on Friday of
j this week.
Along the Main Line
OVERBROOK Mr. and Mrs. Georgo
Wentworth Carr and Miss Eleanor Carr
have returned to their home, 6435 Over-
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tha-West. They returned by way of the
Cana'dlan Pacific route. "Miss Carr, who
graduated from Miss Wright's School, at
Bryn Mawr, In the spring, will not make
her debut this year but Instead will
study art.
Miss Dora Glbb, whehas been the
guest of Mrs. John S. Gustlne, Jr., at
her home on Woodbine avenue, will re
turn to Trenton today.
NAKBERTH. Mrs. David Smith will
entertain at bridge this afternooi at her
heme on Dudley avenue. Her guests will
include Mrs. H. D. Archibald. .Mrs.
Frank Bush, Mrs. William G. Nelson.
Jr., Mrs. Mary Wilson. Mrs. A. B. Det
wller. Mrs. Florence Garnett and Mrs.
Edward Sterne.
ARDMORE.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Butcher. Jr., have closed Birds Nest
Camp, Westerly, R. I., and opened their
home, Llanfalr and Wlstar roads.
Mrs. Alexander Sellers and family, of
Glen road, will return Saturday from
Maine, where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jefferys have
closed their summer home. Somma Rlva,
East Hampton, U I., and are now at
their home on Valley road.
Bala-Cynwyd
Mr. and Mrs- George E. Snyder, of Bala,
have closed their Chelsea cottage, and
are, now at their home on Bryn Mawr
avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Malone, of Bala,
and. Mr. Malone's mother, Mrs. C. C. Ma
lone. have returned from Ventnor, where
they spent the summer at their cottage.
Miss Elizabeth Malone, who Is still In
Ventnor, will return to Bala tho early
part of next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Little and fam
ily, of Bryn Mawr avenue, will open their
Bala home today, after spending the sum
mer at Avalon.
Mrs. and Mrs. Aloyslua Jones, of Llan
falr road, Cynwyd, have returned from
Cape May, where they passed the summer
at their cottage.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. Charles A. Potter, of Evergreen
and Prospect avenues, has returned from
the shore and Is rapidly recovering from
severe attack of rheumatlo fever. Mrs.
Potter and Mrs. Dorothy Potter will go
to New York today on a shopping tour
and while there will be erven several en.
U tertalnments, including a dinner and
weaire party,
Mlaa Catherine Robinson, daughter of
Mrs, Alexander Robinson, of 326 Mermsld
jne, la in Chelsea spending part of Sep
tember. Miss Robinson will make her
ebut later in the winter. "
Mrs. John H. Whltaker. of Norwood
venue, has returned to her home from a
umroer spent In Ohio.
Germantown
MlSS Carolina. H,. Annvt,-. a? Mra
, L?.tm,, Hrae, of Wayne, has gone to
f Ith College for, the winter.
Kr. and Mrs. William Duffleld, of 8340
"rmantowr. ' avenue, are entertaining
;'f Samuel Landla, of Hoiuton, Tex.
LXr. nd Mrs. George Wulfkln, of 115
i t Coulter street, have returned from
M hcn 'r at Atlantic City,
r. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes, of 1M
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East Price street, have returned from
their cottage at Ocean City, where they
spent the summer months.
Along the' Reading
Mr. and Mrs. John Bremer Miller, of
Oak Lane, are spending September at
the Seaside Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard, of
Ablngton, have as their guest for several
weeks Mr and Mrs. Millard Hlnes, of
Petersburg. Va.
Mrs. Willlnm Nice, Jr., of The Thistle,
Spring avenue, Elktns Park, has returned
to her home after spending several weeks
In Maine with her daughter, Miss Kath
rlne Nice.
Mr. William C. Walton, of 6607 North
13th street. Oak Lane, has Issuei cards
.for the marriage of his sister. Miss
Valeria Walton, to Mr. Charles Morgan
woods, on Wednesday evening, October
6, at 7 o'clock, at the Oak Lane Pres
byterian Church. Mr. Woods and his
bride will be at home after November
15, at tho Chntsworth, New York.
West Philadelphia
Df and Mrs. E. L. Vansant and their
daughters. Miss Eugenia Vansant, Miss
Louise Vansant and Miss Eleanor Van
sant and son, Mr. Charles Vansant, have
closed their cottage at Cape May and re
turned to their home, 4033 Spruce street.
Miss Louise G. Oreen, of 244 South 45th
street, whose wedding to Mr. Herbert Day
Wllcr will bo an event of the early au
tumn, will bo the guest of honor at a
luncheon to "be given next Saturday after
noon by Miss Adelaide R. Conly at her
home In Oak Lane.
Miss Nan Ehlnger, of 42 South B2d
street, has returned from Colorado., where
her parents- havo taken up permanent
resl'cnce. Mies Ehlnger Is widely known
and popular In the younger set of the
wcrtern section of tho city.
Miss Marie Hogan, of 5109 Market
street, has returned from Wlldwood.
Tho betrothal of Miss Ida Mae Robert
son. 6D0S Thompson street, to Mr. T. Ev
erett Blddle, of G907 Thompson street, has
been announced.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. 'George Yocum and her son, of
1841 South 23d street Is at home after a
nino weeks' stay with relatives at the
Barclay Farms, Roeemont.
Mr. Charles Colbert and Miss L. Blrs
brom. of South 16th street, have Just re
turned from a trip of two weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mr. Frank Callahan, his wlfo and
daughter, of Uith street below Wolf street,
have returned after spending the summer
In their country home at Haddonfleld.
Tho marriage of Miss Frances Klnsella
and Mr. Henry F. Wallcns was solem
nized In St Anthony's Church on Wednes
day. September 8. The ceremony was
performed and the nuptial mass cele
brated by tho Rev. Thomas L. Gaffney.
Miss Catherine Klnsella was- the brides
maid and Mr. Richard Klnsella best
man. A reception was held at the home
of the bride's parents. 2407 Wharton
street. After a short visit to Atlantic
City, the couple will make their home at
1419 Ettlng street.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs. Henry E. Strathman, of 2434 North
6th -street, and her daughter, Miss Emma
Strathman, who Is prominently Identi
fied with local social a'cf -'ties, are back
in town from a summer at Wlldwood.
A group of younger men of the north
east who are Interested In nature studies
left the latter part of last week for a
hike through New Hampshire and Ver
mont. They will return to the city the
latter part of October. Most of them aro
graduates of the C. H. S. They aro Mr.
Conrad Boley. Mr. Emlyn Sholler. Mr.
Linnard L. Rtlcr, Mr. Charles H. Schae
fer, Jr., Mr. Curth Behrendts, Mr. Henry
E. Strathman, Jr. The party will be met
at Bretton Woods by Mr. George McCay,
Jr., Mr. Jacob Grauer and Harry Weber,
also of this city, who will Join the hike.
Tioga
Miss Esther Virginia Frlcke, of 1043
West Tioga street, who is prominently
Identified with the musical, athletic and
dancing set, is back in town afrer a de
lightful trip to several coast resorts. Miss
Frlcke Is one of the most charming of the
younger set In the Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sellg closed their
Ventnor cottage last Week and returned
to their Tioga home, 1417 West Efle ave
nue. MISS FRANCES HATTIE
PALMER
Daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
II. Palmer, whose marriage to
Mr. Anthony F. Papouschek, of
Olncy, will take place today.
BRYN MAWR HORSE SHOW
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Whose 'engagement to Mr. T. Everett Blddle, of West Philadelphia,
has been announced.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION TAKES
FORM OF WATERMELON PARTY
Miss Edna Beck Is Guest at Affair Given by Parents.
.Miss Mary J. Lewis Hostess at Suc
cessful Reception
A WATERMELON party was given
last week by Mr. and Mrs. John
Beck at their home, 1023 Wolf street, In
honor of the birthday anniversary of
their daughter, Miss Edna . Beck.
Among those present were Miss Ruth
Denncrl, Miss Anna Baun, Miss Marie
Gaus, Miss Sara Campbell, Miss Helen
Murphea, Mr. George Rapp, Mr. Edward
B. Walker, Mr. Harold Walker, Mr. Her
man Endcr, Mr. Harry Ott, Mr. Joseph
Barth, Mr. John Hall, Mr. William Smith,
Mr. Russell Rosenberg and Mr. Dewey
Ahrens.
Extensive plans are being developed by
the members of the Stenton Improvement
Association for their autumn carnival, to
be held on Friday evening, October 1, and
Saturday afternoon and evening, October
2, on Courtland street, from 16th to ISth.
There will be 600 feet of electric lighting
and the booths will be decorated with
flags, bunting and autumn flowers. Spe
cial features of the entertainment will bo
the Dutch kitchen, where supper will bo
served; orange trees and a Kelly slide.
The musical program will Include selec
tions by a band and also a hurdy-gurdy.
Lansdowne
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Dlllen, of 32 Lin
den avenue, aro recclvlng'congratulatlons
on the birth of a son.
Mrs. F. 6, Dunn, of Baltimore, Is vis
iting Mrs. .jhn V. Loughney, of La
Crosse avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGlnley, of
West Greenwood avenue, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a daugh
ter. Roxborough
Miss Jessie Wallace, of Sumao street,
street, Is spending the early fall in
Cleveland, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stafford have re
turned from Asbury Park to their home
on Sumao street, Wissahlckon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, of Sumac
street, are spending September at their
cottage In Wlldwood.
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The officers of tho association aro: Presi
dent. Mr. Charles Cobb Van Riper, vice
president, Mr. Harry Gehman: secretary,
Mr. Frank F. Laughltn; financial secre
tary. Mr. Robert T. Weir, and treasurer,
Mr. Samuel E. Holmes.
Mrs. William C. Cunningham, who Is
In charge of the fete, will be assisted by
Mrs. Charles, Cobb Van Riper. Mrs. Sam
uel E. Holmes, Mrs. Frank F. Laughlin,
Mrs. Harry Gehman, Mrs. Robert T.
Weir. Mrs. Franks, Mrs. Harold. Mrs.
William H. B. Shocker, Mrs. Oscar R.
Stroma, Mrs. Albert Jarvls. Mrs. J. Gobln
Cranage. Mrs. George A. Spoerhase, Miss
Helen Robinson. Miss Edith Rumpel and
Miss Clara Burdlck.
Miss Mary J. Lewis entertained at her
home. 3206 York street, on Sunday eve
ning. Tho guests included Miss Kathe
rlne Ryder, Miss Daisy Wllenaky, Miss
Yeta Malls, Miss Jeanetto Schclllnger,
Miss Ida Cohen, Miss Mollle Keen, Miss
Dorothy Neff, Miss Pauline Noff. Miss
Elizabeth Neff, Mr. David Matosky, Mr.
Philip Horman, Mr. Morris Spektor, Mr.
Herman Gottes. Mr- Morris Katzen,..Mr.
Harry Morris. Mr. Harry Davis, Mr.
Arthur Lewis, Mr. Benjamin Lewis t-nd
Mr. Joseph Lewis.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL, FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noonflay ineetlne at 8tan4ard Roller Beutog
Compxny. Both anfl Merlon streeta. Speaker.
Visa Bertha SapovlW.
Noonday rneettnir at Kramer's Mill. 3d and
York atreita. Speaker, Ml Anna Media.
8:30 p. m.-Meettng at 16th and Christian
streets. Speakers, Miss Bertha Sapovlta and
George C. Small.
8:30 p. m. Meetlnr at Oermantown avenue
and Berks street. Speaker, Miss Anna MeCue.
8:30 p. m. Meeting- at 8th and Wolf streets.
Speaker, Samuel Moyerman.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE) PARTY.
8 p. m. Meetlnr at Passyunk avenue, east
of 12th street. Speaker, Mrs. Albert Wood.
8 p. m. Meeting at Marshall street and
Glrard avenue. Speakers, Mlaa Anna MacFar
land and Graham Woodward.
8 p. m. Meeting at Germantown and Hunt
ing Park avenues. Speakers, Miss Jane Myer,
Miss Sara D. Chambers and II. J. Nelson.
8 p. m. Meeting at Broad street and Fair
mount avenue. Speakers, Miss M. C. Engard
and Mrs. William Derr.
8 p. m. Meeting at 22d and South streets.
Speakers, Miss C. Slsley and Mrs. Phil. j.
Hughes.
8:30 p. m, Meeting at 83d and Diamond
streets. Speaker!, Miss Estelle Russel and
Mtsa Ida Turner.
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I won't take any other.
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Daughter of Mrs. L. S. Young Will Become the Bride
of Mr. Aaron Charles Engle Attractive Wedding
in Rosemont Other Marriages
THIS evening at i o'clock the marriage
of Mies Clara Louise Young, daughter
of Mrs. L. S. Young, of B315 Germantown
avenue, and Mr. Aaron Charles Engle,
will take place In the Trinity Lutheran
Church, Germantown avenue and Queen
lane. The Bev. Luther Do Yoe, D. D.,
will officiate, assisted by tho nev.
William Barnes Lower, of Wyncote.
Miss Young, who will be given In
inarriago by her guardian, Mr. Edward
A. Welgand, will wear a gown of white
lace over satin, her tulle veil will havo a
coronet of orange blossoms and she will
carry lilies of tho valley. Mrs. C. II.
Kruse, who will act ns matron of honor,
will be gowned In pink chiffon over palo
blue crepe do chlno, andxwlll carry pink
roses. The bridesmaids will lncludo
Miss Florence Bcnnlnshoff, Mis. Walter
Spenser, Miss Caroline Plcrsol. who will
wear pink and blue dresses made of crepe
do chine and satin combined. They will
carry nrm bouquets of pink roses.
There will bo two flower girls. Miss
Loulso Young and MIbs Emily Bclger,
whose white lingerie dresses will bo
finished with pink sashes. They will
carry baskets filled with pink roses. Mr.
Englo will havo as best man Mr. John
Lehman, and the ushers will Include Mr.
Charles Young, Mr. Harry Young, Mr.
John Young, all brothers of the bride.
Immediately following the ceremony n
reception will bo held In the church
parlors which havo Just been completed.
About 300 guests will attend. After a
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Engle will be
at home at E5U Crowson street, German
town. WACK KIRSCH.
A very pretty wedding will take place
this evening at 6 o'clock In the Church
of St. Thomas, Vlllanova, When Miss
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Mary Klrach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Klrsch, of Itosemont, will become
the bride of Dr. Norman A. Wack, of
Wayne. The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her oldest brother, Mr.
James Klrsch, will wear a lovely gown
of whlto crepe meteor and a tulle veil;
she will carry a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley and whlto roses.
The maid of honor will be Miss Itose
Klrsch, sister of the bride. Her gown
wilt be pink and whlto taffeta and she
will carry pink roses.
The bride's niece. Miss IMta Klrsch, wilt
act as flower girl. She wilt wear a dainty
whlto frock and carry a basket filled
with pink roses.
Doctor Wack will be attended by his
brother, Mr. John Wack, as best man,
and the ushers will be another brother,
Mr. Daniel A. Wnck. and Mr. Ignatius
Klrsch. Mr. Thomas Klrsch and Mr. Ed
ward Klrsch, orothers of the bride.
Following the ceremony a small recep
tion will bo held at tho home of the bride,
after which Doctor and Mrs. Wack will
leave for their wedding trip, and upon
their return will live on Bellevue avenue,
Wayne, where they will be at home after
November 15.
KEIUVIN-FA imAHER.
An Interesting wedding will tako place
this nfternoon In St. Stephen's Catholic
Church, Broad and Butler streets, when
Mies Adelaide M. Farrahcr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neill, of S830
North 13th street, will bo given In mar
riage by her father to Mr. Eugeno H.
Kerwln, of Washington, D. C. Tho
bride's cousins, tho Hev. Patrick Tom
pie nnd the Bev. Thomas Temple, of
New York, will offlclato at tho ceremony
nnd will bo assisted by the rector, the
Ilev. John F. McQuade. The bride will
near her traveling suit of dark-blue chif
fon broadcloth, trimmed with sable, and
a black velvet hat, trimmed with a bird
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Do you really know, what Is best for your boy or clrl to do in order to be
self-supporting? Would you take enough Interest to and out without obligating
ourselt? We can tell you.
Telephone : I-ombnrd 1208-197
POSITION'S POSITIVELY GUARANTEED OR SIONEY. REFUNDED
Day School. Night School. Enter any time.
E. 31. Hull, A.M.. IM.n., President, Lafayette Building, Philadelphia.
After uctnDer 1st,
HyM"""U;'T'H k'J
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FRIENDS' CENTRAL
SCHOOL .
prepares pupils for any American
College.
It is tho High School of tho Friends'
Educational System which. In 11 years,
covers tho same course of study that
requires 12 years in the Public and
most other schools.
Wrlto for Tear Book explaining the
Friends' system from Kindergarten to
College.
WM. ELMER BAJIRETT, Principal
16TII AND RACE STS.. PHILADELPHIA
ELEiSBfTTAttY SCHOOLS
16th and Race Bts.
85th St. and Lancaster Avs.
17th St. and Glrard Ave.
Greene St., Germantown.
YOUR SON
AND DAUGHTER
Are they both prepared to rarn
their own living It necessary? Why
not enroll them at once for a prac
tical business, education at either
day or night school?
STRAYER'S
BtisinessCollege
, 801-807 Chestnut St., Phils. ,
Wanamaker Institute
28D & WALNUT STS.. OPENED SEPT. 20.
Courses per term (30 wks.), 16.00. Algebra,
Art Needlework, Cooking, Drawing, Dress
making, English, French. Geometry, German,
Italian, Latin, Mech. Draw'g, Millinery, Plan
Read'g tc Estlmat'g, Spanish, Telegraphy, ST:
Business Arlth., S; Architectural Draw'g,
Banjo, B'k'g, Guitar. Mand'n, Palnt'gfChlna,
OH, Water Color), Pen'shlp ic Cor'pond., Pub.
School, Violin, fS; Garment Cut'g. Sten'phy &
TypeWg, 110: Vocal Lessons. $12; Combined
Bookkeep'g, Stenography & Typewriting, 115;
Piano, Afternoon fc Eve. Write for Catalog F.
The Phillips Brooks School
Boys' school, opposite Clark Park. Athletla
field adj'ng bldg. Large lull-equipped gym
naalum. Experienced teacheni. Year Book.
Howard B. Eltsel. 11dm, 4224 Baltimore aye.
Palmer Business School
Shorthand, T)pewrltlng, Bookkeeping, English,
dsy and night sessions. Send for catalog.
Mercantile LlbraryIildg., 10th above Chestnut.
JAMES 1', WILLIS Tutors T 1427
Uoys Especially (Euclid Ave.
INSTRUCTORS
A Thorough Musical Education, designed
to make the Advanced Pupil a capable
teacher.
The Wilson Normal School of
Music and Languages
EBTEV HALL, Walnut at 17th St.
THE SCHOOL OF PRACTICE "
Accepts beginners at nominal cost.
HENRY GURNEY
TENOR
Hahn School of Mualo
1714 CHESTNUT STREET
JAMES C. WARHURST
Voice, PIsno and Directing.
1520 CHESTNUT BTREET
JSSBSrn ACKROYD ftg-Jg;
Leefson-Hille gggK'IgJ
Prss 1824 Chestnut at. Reoasns 8spt. awh!
arthur KENNEDY ,
1714 CHESTNUT SI', Sill CATHARINE ST.
FT rAVAA PIANO V
PIANO VOICE
at, Taconr.
W. J. Bo1mi
MU8. BAG.
Chamtwrs-Wrlie MeroarUU 1413 Nol tKt
Edwin A. Brill
VIOLIN
KHtw,d t
14IJ N, 1U U.
Tho marriage of Kim
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
of 1139 Rising Sun tate, Mr. JUanst
r. wagner, jr., win be
afternoon at 1 o'clock In the ,
Memorial Evangelical Ltrtheraai
Jerome and Ituscomb streets, fey- fit fM
tor, the Rev. Jerome M. Oium. Mm
bride's father will glvo her la
Bhe will wear a travelbur swtt of
blue, with a dark-blue velvet bat. MM
Mary Altvater will be her slater's biMta),
maid, and Mr. Wagner will have his
brother, Mr. Ferdinand Wagner, for Vest
man. Upon their return from an at
tended honeymoon trip, Mr, and Mr.
Wagner will live In Tioga.
OARRITT-MoVEiaH.
The marriage of Miss Margaret He
Vclgh and Mr. Hugh J. Oorrity took
place last Wednesday In the Church of
the Epiphany, 11th and Jackson streets.
The Rev. Father M. J. Corley officiated.
A supper and a reception follows at
tho home of tho brido's sister, Mrs. Harry
Ulrich. M12 South 13th street.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white satin trimmed with lace and peart
and finished with a court train. Bhe car
ried a shower bouquet of bride rosea ana
lilies of the valley. Miss Mae Hern at
tended aa the maid of honor. Bhe was
gowned in pink silk faille and a picture
hat of the same shade, and carried a
shower bouquet of pink roses. Mr. Joseph
Garrity attended as best man. On the
return from their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Garrity will bo at home after Oc
tober 1 at 2SM Albert street.
PAPOUSCHEIC-PATJMER.
The inarriago of Miss Frances Hattle
Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
H. Palmer, of 400 North Bth street, and
Mr. Anthony J. Papouschek took place to
day. The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, was attended, by
Miss Anna Vaser as bridesmaid, while the
bridegroom had for best man Mr. Joseph
Bosek. On their return from their wed
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Papouschek will
be at home after October L at 400 North
Sth street.
Advises
Parents
Without Charge
i-enn mutual uuuaing
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"
-Neff College-
teaches Public Speaking, Salesmanship.
Elocution and Dramatla Art, Authorship
and Journalism, on a scientific mind
growth basis. "CSi
Day School opens September 27th; Sat
urday classes, October 2nd; Evening classes,
week of October 4th. .Send for new cata
log. Call for personal Interview. Offlcs
open dally, 0 to 0:30; evenings, 0 to 10.
1730 Chestnut Street
TilE PHILADELPHIA TRAINING SCHOOL
for PERSONAL and COMMUNITY SEltVICB
Practical courses In various branches train
ing men and women for leadership in Recrea
tional, Phywlcal. Social and Industrial Welfare
Work 14 louises given by well-known leaders.
Send for booklet Central Branch, T. M. C. A.
1421 Arch Street.
STANDARD Y.M.C.A. COURSES
Save carfaro. Evening School, Dormitory,
Expert Instructors, Individual Method, Swim
ming Pool, Gymnasium.
West Branch Y. M. C. A., fitd and Sanson.
North Branch Y. .11. C. A., 1013 W. Lehigh.
SCHOOL OK EXPRESSION
AND DRAMATIC ART
Elizabeth Lavender Schrcirter
1714 CHESTNUT STREET
At Studio dally, 11 to 3. Phone Spruce 3 ITT.
or write for booklet.
La Salle College B,1gAARVK
Engineering. Arts. Pre-Medlcal and Business
Courses High School and department for little
boys. Gymnasium and supervised athletic.
Scholarships offered. Evening classes.
BItO. DENIS EDWARD. President.
PHILADELPHIA TURNGEMEINDK
School now open for fall and winter terra.
We teach gymnastics, German, drawing,
needlework and swimming to children. 7 ts
15 years, for SO per year. Enroll your chil
dren now. Broad and Columbia ave.
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
1808 Spruce Street. Opens Sept. 22.
MAIN LINE BRANCH
Ardmore. Opens September 27.
ELIZABETH HILLS LYMAN. Principal.
MAILER PREP. WITHERSPOCTN BLDOT
College. Law, Med. Day. Ev'g. Univ. Ret
GERMANTOWN
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
232 W. WALNUT LANE. OERMANTOWN.
Strong, General Course. Domestlo Selene
DepL Boarding Dept. opens Sept. 28th. Day
Dept. opens Sept. 20th;
HWARTHMORK. PA.
Swarthmore Preparatory School
SWAKT1IMOKK, PA.
BORDENTOWN, N. J.
BOIIDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Thorough courses, able teachers, excellent Ms
clplina A healthful situation. Preparation fse
collegs or business. Write for catalogue. Ta
Principal. Bordentown-oa.ths.Delaware, N, J.
MUSIC
fOMBS CONSERVATORY
vw 3lst Year o Success
Enrolment Limited to 2580
A Residential and Day School e-f
unparalleled facilities for the at
tainment of a complete musical
education In all branches from the
elementary to the highest artlstle
standard,
A Bcboot pre-eminent among the
great conservatories of the world he
csiih of its distinguished fsniHy
original methods. Individual Inslews
tlon, high Ideals, breadth of culture
and moderate cost
A School of widest prestige, founded
upon the success of Its graduates aad
students In positions of musical re
sponsibility. Eighteen accepted by
the Philadelphia Orchestra,
The Year Boole Contains Important
Jnormalien for You, UoOI Wit.
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