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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
utfany Preparations Under Way for Midway Lane
Market to re nem m yjemictuLown uctooer n.
Germantown Hospital to Be Beneficiary
EVENIN& LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA'; '. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,. tm 'f' j"
r PlI0OIi HOUBB Inns between Wayne
ft, QCUUU . Otecno Btrect r.nd the old
P H4L Academy Brcunds will bo
b snna ih- n"" :
Bier know
really i
ver be
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IV .0v.u' , ,, ... i. ri.:.iiccd Into a Mid
U1UV" 1;1 w , . .,,
m v Lano mi
.....wr the auspices
s.!"-;"!
' . be tlie name niter me nii.
tverne m. i,inc 1h that the
dWl Wli: M'I'- -
ft
.r 17 let me tell you, friend, and
citizens. It won't be your old pcl.ool
K i bit of It; It will bo uii roped
U:!nd It J h be a" 1recd up llko a
ff " ' ,!n,J Bont. you choose: but
?Sl b. .Iressed up anyhow and you'll
" !r know It for the same In fact.
reatl;
rerli
wnoie " , ..,,,. . , ,.- ivc
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of the board or
?i cnu" .,,,. nf the Ceimantown Hoi-
R !H of which Mrs. Charles Penrose
f Keith Is the picsldont.
& Mrs Chalice Pancoast. of Germantown.
! J. Ming as clmlnaan of the affair, and,
S r.. u I lnir to be some affair
r wiieve ..... "'" 7. ., ,,,
-without tlie icust """' - .......
IVlhe street Is soliu? to be turned Into u
ftValnlry market, wheic iiucli. and chick-
iLlis and fresh eggs sent from rarms or
"-.inpnt and well-wlshlnK citizens ma)
"$ b0UBht for much less than the usual
' awful cost of tne present im.
BDealclnff of cost, what on earth do yon
f ' limv the butcher told mo yesterday
K when I was uuylnu the family meat that
fe .irWn steak would probaoly i;o up to $1
Z- U wund thN winter, aim wan umi m-
Hirk.he pioceeueu i ...u.h" "....
cents for three weeny chop-. And I de
rided that stenfc would be another NO
en tW list of the poslullUles for Xuney's
household, eh wot?
Well, nia be we will be able to set It
for ninety-eight cents at the Midway
line. So cheer up; we can have It for
jlrtner 011 October 17.
The farm department will be under the
tare of Mrs. Norton Howna, Mia. lWgaf
Bifrd and Mrs. Frank Gummey.
' Then the two Morgan sisters, Mrs.
Billle Warden and Mrs. Chailey Wlster,
Tillfhave charge of the lliiBetlo booths,
while he pretty things in cietonue will
be sold by Mrs. Daniel Cutstuhs and Mrs.
Herbert Warden. Mrn. S. MacCuen
Braith will have the household supplies
and practical things which one must
have with or without war. Mrs. Morgan
Churchman Is planning tobacco booth
to entice the money fio;n the men, and
Mrs. Dougherty will bo associated with
ter. The sports booth will bo under the
direction of Mrs. Albeit Whiting and
several others, and silk socks and sweat
ers will bo sold by Mis. ltufus Scott.
Mrs. Edgar Baird and Mrs. Kedwood
Wright will have the (lower shop, and
all sorts and kinds of bags will be sold
by Mrs. Frank Wlrgman and Mrs. Sid
ney Mason. Hesldes all thl-s there will bp
a grocery shop, which will be presided
our by Mrs. Frank Uurton Hooves and
Mrs. William J. Turner.
Mrs. Morris Wlstur and Mrs. Steven-
. ion Crothcrs will guard the vanity booth
, and Mrs. George Harris, Mr.i. Harold Sill
- and Mrs. Tom Stenhouse will have the
!$ irrflh talita. and last, but In' no nieaiiH
least, the children hrc to have nil kinds
cf things planned just for them, for be
sides a wonderful doll booth arranged
by Mrs. Arthur Haines, Mrs. Francis
Btrawbrklge and Sirs, Alfred Weill, there
Kill be refreshments and pony rides and
tortuno telling in the able hands of the
hospital auxiliary, with Mrs. "William K.
Beard as. chairman.
Many other prominent women are busy
in making this affair a success, Mnong
Whom are Mrs. George Cameron, Mrs.
Kobert Glendiunlng, Mrs. Blight Robln
son, Mrs. Alexander AVlster, Jr., Mrs,
Joseph Jnnncy, Mrs. Edwin Atlee, Mrs.
Chatham Wetherlll, Mrs. Churchill Wil
liams, Mrs. Baltzar de Marc, Mrs. Ko
land Taylor, Mis. A. W. W'litor. Mrs.
Jacob Rcigcl, Mrs. Livingston Jonci and
Mrs. Joseph Wa 1 .
THERE was a plctuie In the paper
qulto recently, indeed on this very
page, of a certain girl we all know. It
was a very charming picture. Sho was
'swinging a tenuis racket In one hand and
smiling tlio nicest of smites with the
Other T fpnl llbn .nvltin u.i nu r .il
""'"'l "" "J '' "'
V V WW Out thfi Pllfllnnmrv hnntttiino lnlf vnll
. can't mile with anything but your face.
0 that sentence must go down to pos
terity unfinished.
Well, what do you suppose happened?
A marlno who is also an aviator hap
pened to open the paper that selfsame day
nd behold TUB ami., almost tho girl
Of his dreams. Didn't ho wish ho knew
HER. But, of course, there was no hope
of ever meeting her, for he did not know
any of her friends. Vou soe ho was a
stranger here, and bo had not met many
f his kind as yet. So ho thought.
Iloomlly, "that can never happen. I
hall never meet that girl; but, gee ewlz,
Isn't she a peach?"
B"t right here Is where the tomantlo
Part comes In. Tlie very noxt night he
,.r went to a dance which was given for the
sailors really It seems too good a story
to be true, but it "posolutely" is and
"Jilt there at that iinnnn ii. in..i i.
5 Miss! at that verv 'same rinnrn wn TUT'
& JHW'. all frilly and lovely In an evening
ji frock and Just as bewitching as In the
r ftlrtii..! . . ..
"""" "I'uns, cioines, waiting to dance
h the enlisted men,
Well, he finally got an introduction,
y dears, and to say he had a wonderful
"me would be some mll? saying. I won
w If it Wlll all end there? Something
teUs me It-may not.
go, BE8SIE3 SIN'NICKSOX put one.
over on us, ao to speak, en Monday
nen she married George Saportas, of
New York, without having announced her
neagementbeforc hand. Bessie Is the
ewer of the two Blnnlckson girls and has
wen spending the summer as usual In
rragansett Pier. Some nersons knew
or Mr, Saportas' attentions, but society
general was surprised, as there had
wn ll0 announcement of an engagement,
nnd wife, though they are bi other and
sister.
Mr. Saportas was divorced fiom his
first wife In October of 1U15. Ills daugh
ter Beglna married Fred Alexandre, of
New York, n little more than u year ago.
and his sister Is Baionesi Gnbilello de
ardcner, of Pails.
Mr, Sapoilas lias been a well-known
flguio at tho various liorso laces and
hunt meets In this couutiy and In Fiance,
and Is a member of our Hacc,uet and Had.
nor Hunt Clubs. He has lived In New
York most-of the time, but had n conn
try place, Bonnie Biook Fauns, In Sara
toga. When tho country declared war.
Mr. Saportas disposed of most of hlx
horses to the Government.
TTP IN Datk Hntbur.oilsh -buion-j It H
called equally, there will he gieat
doings today, for Margot Scull and Aleck
Blddle will be tnairled at the Srull.i' sum
mer home, and any number of l'hJI.idel
phlans will attend.
the Sculls gave a dlunei last night for
the bridal party, and Mi. Diexel Paul
ga u luncheon estcrday. Mrs. Paul
Is A'teck's sister, you know.
I suppose It will be another case of a
very short wedding trip, nnd then the
wife will return to her parents' home.
Come to think of It, I guess trat's ot.e
leason why bo many of the fathers and
mothers, have given their consents to nil
these hasty manlages, when, tea'ly. you
might expect them to counsel waiting,
especially when tho giilx aie ery young,
as so many uie. It's because they do not
expect to loe them for any length of
time, anjway. It's a sou of going awa
for 11 week-end or a ten-day trip at the
most and then back to tho maternal nest.
But a day of reckoning will come, and
they will suddenly leallze that Friend
Husband Is likely to show up at any
time und claim her, and theie won't be
the reception and wedding excitement
then to help keep them up over the pall
ing. I'm sure they'll welcome them an
heartily as their daughters, however,
when they come hymo for keep, safe
and sound, and oh, how uc hops lliey all
will.
" these
It has seemed to me that In
these days when men hcem to be
needed In the woild moie than ever, I
have never heard of ho many .small daugh
ter as havo arrived In town lately, but
the pell has been broken nnd the William
Chatflelds aio being congiatuiated on the
birth of 11 Mn. Mrs. Clmtlleld was Eliza
beth Henry, you know, and was married
last mmmer up ut her mother's homo In
Maine. They have been living in Cin
cinnati, whero Mr. Clmtlleld was in bust
ness, but little Master Chatfleld came to
town at his giandmother's home In
Chestnut Hill. Mr. Chatfleld Is at Foit
Myer, Va., training at an officers' camp.
Tho Oliver If. Perry Peppers nio also
being congratulated. On the birth of a lit
tle daughter. Mrs. Pepper was Kulallo
Wlllcox, you lemcmbor, tho daughter of
Mrs. AVllliam Wlllcox and a sister of Keat
und Harold Wlllcox.
IIIKAIt that tho Newport Horso s'how
raised 2500 for the Y. M. C. A., and
Incidentally I wish you could see the
way the soldiers und spllors have been
using that beautiful new Y. M. C. A.
building in Newpoit.
It Is quite un ideal clubhouse, fitted up
with gymnasium, barber shop, reading
and assembly room, am overy kind of
Interesting book and magazine is to be
found there. And the huge windows nre
filled with enlisted men, who smoko and
read to their heaits' content In tho gicat
easy chairs and sofas piovlded for them.
I hear that each judge at tlie show
was given a comfort kit and was asked,
Incidentally, to coino across with twenty
five of the same kind, nnd ever since It
has been raining "kits and smokes" at
Newport. NANCY AVYNNI3.
Mj I'hou, . . u.,.i,r.ch. w A & 9BoMa itiv
1:. W.. MllltfiLIHIiW ill
miss makui:i:t thaykii
DnuRhtcr of Mrs. John 15. Thayer,
of Hnvcrford. Misfs Thayer was
to have made her debut in the .
fnll, hut on account of the war,
she has decided not to have r.
foi ma! raining; oit
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Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Alexander Pins
more, of 412 West Clieltcn inuiiuc, German
town, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mies Doiothy Walton Dlnsmnre,
to Mr. Mori is Duncan Douglas, son nf .Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bowman Douglas, of Clear
Held, Pa.
SUMMER BRIDES ARE
NOW HOSTESSES
Tioga People Still at Their Cot
tages Give House Parlies
During Autumn
The summer brides are returning from
their lionejmooti trips and are preparing
to entertain during the autumn and winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glenn Clare nie ro
ceilng on Wednesday dining September
at 3452 North Tuenty-tlilid street. Tlie
bride, who was Miss Helen Hamilton Acl
royd, daughter of Mrs .lames 1-Mwurd Aik
royd, of Tioga, is a noted rontralto soloist,
and the Clares will enter tain their coterie
of inunlcal friends this winter. At their ut
homes the bride will be nrsixted In re
ceiving by her mother nnd her threo bridal
attendants, .Mrs. Georgo l.atlirop Smith,
Miss Marguerite Dlniond and Ml?s Har
buia M. Hoffman.
Mr. nnd Mis. Herbert A Itub.ium have
returned from a delightful trip tluough tho
Northwest and tlie cities of the Great Lakes
and are at home at 4550 North Thirteenth
street. The bride will b remembered i
Miss Hortenso Borgenaltl, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ibaao Boigenskl.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A Grnul nre re
ceiving at 3538 Germantown avenue having
returned fiom nn extended trip. Mrs. Graul
was Miss Kllzabcth Y. GelUler. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Gelklor, of 3C37
Noith Sixteenth street
Among the well-known Tlogans returning
from a summer's sl to Ocean City Is
Madame I'eall, of North Broad street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James McC'alllon, with little
James and lMltli. their rlilldien. hae alfo
leturncd fiom Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hrnest A. Henry, of West
IMaugh street, returned last ueck from the
Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs Annie K. Addis, of .1830 North Broad
stieet will leinaln at her cottage In At
lantic City through September.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolmers, of North
Thirteenth street, are at their country placo
In Doylestown.
Mr. and Mrs, George H. Wobensmlth, of
Wett Ontario street, have returned from
Peennoiit.
Mrs Dllzabeth Relielble and her family,
of West Tioga street, will icmain at their
cottage In Asbury Park through the au
tumn. A number of cottagers at the arlous At
lantic coast resorts are giving delightful
house parties during the early days of Sep
tember Mls Itae Fov, daiigtlier of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Tucker Vox, who has re
turned fiom a visit to tlie National Park
Seminary. In Washington will bo tho guest
of one of these autumn parties. The host
esses will be Mrs. Clark Dlllcnbeek and hei
daughter. Miss Genovlove Dlllenbeck. Their
cottage Is In Ocean City.
JJoctor Kliason Not Bridegroom
Through an error In the heading of the
account of tho wedding of Miss Helen Mar
shall and Mr. Hiram B. Kllasou In Mon
day's KvENiNfi Ledger. It was staled that
Doctor Hllason was tho bridegroom. The
account, of the wedding gave the proper
name, however.
DANCE GIVEN FOR SAILORS
Century Club in Lansdowne Entertains Boys-
"Rliio "Mrnrolfv "HnrtPP With PfiVnes Ta
Feature of the Evening
?K
l'hotii In Photo Crafler.
MRS. ALEXANDER BIDDLE
Mrs., Riddle was Miss Mur-got Ellis Scull. She is tlie only duuKhtrr
of ilr. and Jlrs. Thomas Ellis Scull, of Overleigii Place. Ovcrbrook.
Her marrinRc took place today in Dark Harbor, Me.
NEW JERSEY TOWNS HAVE
MANY AUTUMN VISITORS
EDGi:VATi:it PARK Mis. Ida Bunt
ing, nfter a month's stay as the guest
of Mlss Frances 1.'. Bishop, of Park lane,
has returned to Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kuyon have re
turned home after a visit to Mlddletown.
Del.
Mrs. K. Reed Cleft nnd her two daughters,
Miss Paula Cleft nnd Miss Doris Cleft, have
leturned to Kast Orange after a month's
stav here
Mrs. Kdwaid Collins, of P.uk lane, Is
spending 11 fortnight at Ocean City.
Miss I.llllnn Prazler, of Philadelphia. Is
spending a few days at her home on Cilft
avenuo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Levi
Frazler. s
BRVHRI.Y Mr. nnd Mis, William
Walsh, who have been hpend'ng the sum
mer at Ocean city, are now at their home
on Wairen street, this city.
Mr. and Mrs Justice W. Parker have
IsRiied cards announcing the itiarrlago of
their daughter. Miss Marjorie Alliury Park
er, to Mr. I.'dwnrd S. llerker, of New York.
Mies Grace Wagner, after a few days'
visit with Mls-s Jcsslo Vansciver. of Walnut
lane, has returned to Philadelphia
Mr. Jacob M. Douglass, of New York, Is
among tlie many visitors In thin city
Mr. Ralph Horner, who Is i' member of
tho Pennsylvania Volunteers, Is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mth. George Homer
before leaving for camp at Anniston, Ala.
Miss Hyrde Oliver left for n foitnlght's
May in South Wnlfole, Mass
Mr and Mrs. Horner Chainbeis have
closed their home on Rlerbank and havo
gone to Ocean City for an extended stay.
Mr and Mrs. II. F. Hartflcld, of Jennys
street, aro at Ocean City for a fortnight's
stay.
The Misses Bcdwell anived home after
a three months' stay at I'renchtown, N J.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mori ell and Miss
Mary Morrell are on a motor trip tluough
the White Mountains.
Mr and Mrs. Juvtlco W. Parker have
opened their home. Greystone, after spend
ing the Mimmcr at Sea Isle City.
Di:r,ANCO Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles F.
Fisher aro home, after a month's stay at
Brant Beach.
Mrs. F. K. Blake nnd Miss Blake are
homo after a week's visit with friendn at
Jamesburg, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Wells nnd Mrs. R
C. Hallock have returned to Dundee, N. Y,
A NEATER, SWEETER MAID IN A CLEANER, GREENER LAND
.
The weddlnr innU ni.,.. t,.. .,
v wy at the Blnnlckson house and th
. oaremony runn, ,.. .... ...
Ptw!a: a.8 Mr- SaPO"" divorced.
?ijii . " "augnter or Mr, Charlea P.
"mcKson, Her mother, who died otann
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ii!':0' vwM,l, Koeengarten, a
w !? Wsyri
v5lV?ri". ,i'r, '.(.'. 'i" ' I i' 'ITT II ii ' 1 111 I I II
jiu i r7iB Mm.iinuamBmt&F!:-'-",,'- - uv
v.i.nii wl.--.: -
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1 - ",;;! i u.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHrMj
!'8L,;Niifc1..lM
after a foitnlght's stay with Mr. and Mis
11. D. Torry.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Ward hava an
nounced the engagement of their daughter.
.Miss Saia C. Ward, to Mr. Clifford Bcutllff,
of Itlvertou.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whlllock. of New
Castle. Del., nro guests of Mr. and Mr.).
Fdward It. Phillips, of Walnut street.
Miss i:tta Horn returned on Monday, after
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. Jones L. llwards havo re
turned home, after spending a week In the
northern pait of the State.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Hunt arrived home
on Monday from Ocean City, where they
havo been spending a foitnlglit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyncoff have r
turned to Hopewell, N. J., after a vinlt
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin.
UIVHRStni: Mr. und Mrs. Charles II.
Zlegler 1110 homo after a week's stay at
Wildwood
Mr. nnd .Mrs. A. J. Bellman returned homo
nfter spending a tew dajs at Bryn
Mawr. Pa.
-Miss Bessie Young Is at Royersford, Pa.,
for a fortnight's stay.
Mrs. Alfred Bogen Is visiting at Tort
Jervls, N. y for a week.
Miss Marie Kester will leave for Plcas
aiiUlllc. N J., for an extended visit.
Mrs. Nicholas Brown arrived homo from
Reading. Pa . after a few days' visit.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Prank Kly are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a daughter.
Mr. Lester Stockton nnd Mr. Wesley
Nicholas, nfter a camping trip of two
wei'l.s on tlie upper Delaware, arrived home
on Mondnv.
IF Yot' weren't at tho dance at the Cen
tury Club last Saturday night, you
suicly did miss the time of jour life, for It
was some nice affair. You know, fifty sall
01 s were Invited out fiom the navy yard.
Most of them wero from the the battleship
MnssacliUM'tts, though them were some from
the Indiana, the lowu and tho Von Steuben.
And, es, there were fifty piettj, eager
girls to dance with them and do their best
to give tho boys a good time. The nffalr
was chaperoned bv Mrs, C. 11. Ilppelshclmer,
the pt evident of tho club. Mrs. Thomas G.
Cooper, Mrs. Robert McLean. Mis. William
A Mci:wcn, Mrs. c Meicer Bailey. Mrs.
Charles rt Jtusser, Mrs Robcit Hall Ander
son. Mrs. Frank G Burrows, Mrs. Henry
S Baker and -Mrs lleujaliilu Carskaddon!
nnd there were lots of other older persons
there, who had almost as good u time
watching tho dancers as tho dancers had
themselves Hut they uuildn't havo hail
quite so good 11 time, for If 5 oil were a
sailor boy. and hadn't bien to u regular
dance since you couldn't tell tho day when,
or If vou were a gill anxious to do a very
pleasant "bit" bv dancing with all tho boys
In blue -well, in either case you were
bound to have a mighty good time. livery
one theie was In the gayest nnd happiest
of moods, and the little orchestra played
splendid dame music, and gave u nice big,
generous 1 iicore after each number. But
then, they couldn't do otherwise, when, nt
the end of each dance, every boy In blue
flapped li'S lotidcht, ami that was pictty
loud
Lach gill was Introduced to a tailor lad
with whom she danced tlie first dance, nnd
then she Introduced him to another girl, and
IIiuh It went until cveijbody knew every
bodv ele. There were two Paul Jones, and
tliev mili'u vvele fun. lis they alvvujs nie
Hut speaking nf fun theie never was iinv
uiiiig funnier than the nuvelt dam 0 they
had u ms, II w.ih this win tn each
comer of Hie big hall a Urge "ipiaie was
chalked olf Then tlie music started, and
the couples marched around tho loom In .
long line. Hut tlie mush: dldn t lontlnue
verv long till, no! llveij two minutes it
would slop, just when jou weio perfectly
sine It wasn't going to stop, and If either
Mm 01 jour partner weie auglit In any of
those chalked Miuares, then oii both had
to diop out of the nianii. Well, such si ram
bling and laughing and sliding over the. line
Just In time theie never was One wee
miss, who had ventured faith too qulikly.
slipped tight In the middle of u fatal
square just as the music stopped. So she
and her p.iitner had to proceed to the side
lines. At laKt. when there weie only s,lx
couples left on the floor, each of tlietc cour
ageous individuals was presented with a
funny little prlic. One sailor-man received
a small toy ship, which he Immediately
named nfter his own ship, the Von Steuben.
Another one was piereuted with a tiny au
tomobile, and there were other silly little
things wlili li everybody laughed over.
During the Intermission, which, by the
way, wasn't very long, as the boys had to
leave at 11, Ice vream and good little home
made cakes weie served. Seveial Jolly little
gioups got together and tang the songs
that evei.vbod!, Knows, anil 0110 boy In blue
thrummed nwa nt si ukulele, which he
SCRi:-Li:i: could Play.
Well, all too soon 11 o'clock came, and
the last fox-tiot and tho very last encore
weio danced. And, oh! the boys didn't
want to leave nt all; they had such a good
time, but at last they all went after giving
threo lousing cheers for Lansdowne that
made the hall echo.
There aie a few Lansdnwners who are
still away at summer lefeorts, for the sum-
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GIVES DINNER FOR
FIANCE AT WHITEMARSH
West Philadelphians Home' in
Time to Enjoy First Weeks
of Cool Weather
A delightful dinner was given Inst night
at the tVhltem.irsh Country Chili by .M8
Helen McGllnii In honor of. her uanct Mr
Frank A. Cook, who will leave shortly 'for
I' ranee. Among the guests wero Mr. and
.Mrs. William J.. McQIIun. Mr. and Mrs
John McGlinn, Mr. nnd Mrs. James r
Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hutchln
H011. Jr.. .Mrs. Reglna McGlinn Wills, Mr
James F. MacVelgh, Jr., and Mr. Thomas
A. Pentoitv.
Miss Virginia Flsler spent the week-end
as tho guest nf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F
Hjrno at their homo In Phoenlxvllle.
Mr and Mrs. Byrno and their daughter
Mits Rose Mary Byrne, have just returned
from Spring Lake.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph I. O'Neill were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byrne over the
week-end,
Mr and Mrs. C. F. Bacbler nnd hoi-
daughter. MIrs Gcrtrudo Bacbler, of 60-'9
Carpenter street, havo leturned from l.ieal
Beach, where they spent the summer
Miss Agnes Kelley, of 000 North Forty
first street, has returned from Ocean City,
where she visited her aunts.
Miss Lucille Moiris Is spending a few
dujs In New York as a guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. nnd Sirs. John J. Morris.
Miss Ruth Isieal. daughter of Mr. und
Mrs, Joseph D Isreal, has been tho guest
of Miss Katharine Slater at Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs Rdvvin J Cummlngs, of
4D31 lino btrect, have closed their cottage
and motored home from Asbury Park. Mrs.
Luther S Peck and her small daughter
accompanied them.
North Philadelphia
Dr. Brady, of Second street pike, and Dr.
O Stephau have left for Georgia with tha
Field Hospital Corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Holme nnd their daugh
ters, Miss Jessie Holme and Miss Ethel
Holme, who have been spending the
summer at their bungalow In Ivyland, will
leturn to their home In Frankfoid, next
week,
Dr, and Mrs. Robert Selftert and their
son, Mr. George Selffert. of 2002 East
Cumberland street, have returned from a
live weeks' trip through Maine.
WHAT'S DOING
TO NIGHT
2P7 ?JBMm
The Philadelphia. Follce Band plays at
City Hall plaza. Free.
Italian llaptlit 'Mlmlonarjr Association of
America has convention, church at Broad
and jteed streets. Free.
American Aisaeiauon or niecincai En
glneera
Social Activities
Mr and Mrs. Tilstrnm C. Colket and
family, of Bryn Mawr, will leave Septem
ber 18 to vllt Mrs. Harrison Caner nt Jit.
Dessert, Mass , for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schmidt and
Miss Henrietta Mooro Schmidt have re
turned to Juniper Hall, Radnor, after
spending a month nt Spring Lake, N. J.
They had Intended to go to the Catskhls,
but owing to an epidemic of whooping
cough decided on tho seashore Instead.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Wlgton, of
llaverford, have returned home after
spending soma time at Hawthorn Inn,
Hast Gloucester, Mass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Leas, of Haver
ford, are spending two weeks at Bay Head.
Mrs. Charles H. Ormo has returned to tho
Eellevue-Stratfoid after spending the sum
mer nt the Hotel St. Charles, Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Southern Conway,
of Bala, have returned to their homo from
Capo May, whero they spent the summer.
Mr. Conway will go to New York for a
few days to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Brlggs
Fiench.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk Charlton, of
Wayne, are lecelvlng congratulations on
the birth of a daughter, Mnry Virginia
Charlton. Mrs Charlton will be remem
beied as Miss Mary Thompson Stewart, of
Winona, N. J.
Miss Sue Haines, who has been spending
the summer In Atlantic City, had as jicr
guest over the week-end Miss Pauline Mc-Candlcss.
West Philadelphia
Mr and Mis. Frederick Nuger. of South
Forty-sixth street, who arc occupying their
cottage in Ocean City, will teturn Septem
ber 17.
TOMORROW
PROMPTLY AT 9 A. M.
SEATS GO ON SALE AT THE
Tor the Blgrt DramMIa HpeetscH on Esrth
Great Cast and Co.
of 200 Living People
mer, so the calendar says. Is not
over yet. Mr. and Mrs. William J. 8har
nre ni liuck Hill Falls for a few '
The Cornelius Kbrevs are down at
City, and Mr. and Mrs. John J. II. Ph
are ni their cottage In Ventnor,
1 ne iiooert K. irwlns returned
uays ago from Ma ne. Mrs. Irwin had 1
up there visiting Mrs. O. Carrow Chan
of Germantown. Mr lM.in inlni ld
later, hud they motored home. The Irwin
son, Mr. Samuel Irwin, expects to eWr, ,- '
Princeton this fall. His cousin, Mr. SawMtt -Irwin
(the Samuel irwlns" son), Is now toty
Fiance with the Princeton Hospital unit ffl ..',
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UWUAItEMENT ANNOUNCED")? .'SI
OF GERMANTOWN GOIL'J
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Autumn Brings People Home FroW'A
Summer Resorts and ''rtJ't
fimni MiS
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lo west ( neiien avenue, uermanvown.j , Xfjl
nnnoiince tho engagement of their daugh- Jft
ter. MIhs 1I1pii slhover. to Mr. Incersoll Mil M
Olni'teri, Mr Olmsted Is a member .of thtisifia
First Regiment of the National Guard of CVS
lVnnsvlvnnln. TA
Master Stuart Donaldson, who wit at '
Camp Susquehanna during tho summer,
has returned home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Conrad Groves, of HO
Qulncy street, aro homo from a three
weeks' motor trip through Maine. !
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donaldson, of 6S32
Oreeno street, entertained at dinner on Sat
urday nt the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Their guests weio Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Welser. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Baker,
Mr and Mrs W. W. Adams, Jr., and Mr.
Sterling Donaldson
Mr. and Mrs. 'Donaldson have Just re
turned from Chelsea, where they spent '
month -Mr. Sterling Donaldson spent three
weeks In Baltimore vlsltlnic friends.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Tor the Blgl
THE
WANDERER
(llsantlo AKireSAtlon nnd OoIosmI Production
Intact After - Keaeona nt the Manhattan Opera
ilounn in N. Y.
NOl'K THESr. ASTOUNDING PIUCESi
UvenliiKs nnd Sat. Mat . r.0o to JI 60.
Haturday Kvenlng, Mo to 2.
Ilarxatn Mat. Every Wednesday. Ilest Seats l.
Tint Performance Thursday Evg., Sept. 20.
REMEMBER
Get In I.tne TOMORROW MORXIKO If you
want the Heat Beats. (Tickets alio on sale at
downtown ticket oftice, 1108 Cheitnut St.)
V7" T7"'CTrpTJrC" Mt 25e and KOe.
1 Pjlin O Evenlnt.. 23o to Jl
SECO.Ml .V.IJ 1 I.NAI. WEEK
VA MARION MORGAN'S
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EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION!
HARRY ORUEN AND FLAYERS
Ceoll Cunnlnshami Ed 4. Lou Miller. Otlnrt.
GLOBE Theatre'
MARKET
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' Continuous
luc, inc. I'oc. aae
11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
FIVE FOOLISH FELLOWS
"Tlie Bohemian Girl," Others
CROSS KEYS DffiTfeVS,
"U-NEED-A-GIRL"
South Philadelphia
Miss Flotcnco Wiener, ot 133 South
eighteenth street, win close her cottage at
West Hampton, I I., nnd return Octo
ber 1 t
Mr. and Mrs. James C. McHugh, of 213S
West Passyunk avenue, have Just returned
from Wildwood, where they spent the last
three weeks.
MARKET STREET Abovo 16TI1
CONTINUOUS 11:10 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
THIS ENTIRE WEEK
FIRST GOLDWYN PICTURE
A tSSO.ooo Production
MAE MARSH
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'TOLLY OF
THE CIRCUS"
"A Memorable Visual Pleaaure" Public T.d(t
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OP TRAVEL AND AD.VENTURE
All Next Week First Showing of
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PRICES 15c, ISO ,
ARTCRAFT PRESENTS
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IN FIRST SHOWINO OP
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
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5:45. 7:43. 0:45 P. it
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MARYPICKFORD
IN ARTCRAI.T PRODUCTION
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"The wlttleat production riven here
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