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kristmas Boxes to Go This Month to France for
Flfembers of Pennsylvania Hospital Unit Nancy
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wyxiiiv, . '-.cvX1y mutters
Norrls S.
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WE y" ""'t;at ,9 o be sent the
- H u,itma3 box inuv
I this month to tno ren,
Ia of thif i t07 All ngsocta.
l'.'u.n hs uceii i.rnthnrii or any
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rt "".... m this unit, nnd they lmve
oH "' , , very lmril nil summer to
n J ready for this box.
!t ! !!.. of Judge
i M, i. at tho heft of tho commit-
on. Norrls. Jr. Is with the
lee. Hcr... ..... ifnnw. Mrs. How
fpopit' Yn';oso hUBbam, is with tho
.jgrf sea.. - nnd Mrfl. Harry
ko.jltai. ' chMtnut mu, U secretary.
PncM.!.' A,hup acrhnrd, whoso bus-
FT? Dr Gerhard, Is one of the staff
I "u' "Vy.nvo doctors; Mrs. lucnaru
I) twenty'"" w,ii,f vr
I . Mrs llcuwouu .,..
1 H'e'.. '!,, Mrs. John Flick. Mrs.
SS Drwton. Mr. Harry DHtard. and
. ! fell you hdvv many other women
X interested In the box.
5 !., Is to bo a Christmas stockltm
& Jewry member of tho unit; even those
l 'Iose relatives do not belong to this
Jlntotlon will bo remembered.
The Kl"S win ." -
. stockings, helmets, fruit cake,
L plum puddings, talklnB-maclilne
records, tonei m "
.Merino stockings for each nurse. This
women's association meets onco a month
md any of tho members vwho have re
ceived letters during that tlmo read
them to tho others at theso meetings.
ARUY DIL-L-AItD, Ocorgo Norrls nnd
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Blllle Drayton write muai imeini-
ins letters. You know mey are some
where In France" and Incidentally they
re by the sea, for they go In swimming
when It Is not too cold. Hut they did
not do that at llrst. you had better be
lieve. Think of It, though they reached
there In late May or early June, they
'hd to don their winter "consonants"
U soon as they arrived.
At first they had only BOO beds, but
tow they have 1500 and aro taking care
i Cf English, French nnd Arrferlcans. Judge
'" Barratt nnd Mrs. Unrrntt are spending
the month of September at tho Colonial,
In Cape May, but Mrs. Barratt Is so
Interested In the cause sho comes up
every Tuesday to her home at 315 South
Seventeenth street, where weekly meet
ings are held.
IT IS Interesting to those of us who
know her to hear that Edith Grade Is
to be married on November 1 to Dunbar
Burchell Adams. And, as I heard It, do
I, ....... n..l,n n int(nf in 1, 1 i r
that I could put Into this column a
? New Yorker whose name was the same
t lis his father's nnd mother's, for dlvorco
p li so prevalent In New York among the
X''W," It's seldom that an engagement
li announced and the mother and daugh-
3 ! inn Vin.'n flu, enmn nnmn If unrt
vet augurs a truer future for tho girl
f ho Is to marrv that there Is no divorce
'in close proximity In this case.
' Pillfh vnn lftiftW annt miltn n Int
jjcrtlme hero last year with Lucllo J..us.
f ion Butler, who made her ucuut last
'leason. And, by the way, I saw Quelle
iind her cood-looklne young' husband
lrti Chestnut street tho other day and
they certainly looked radiant. It's always
nice to see theso young couples so happy,
4on't you think?
To rejurn to Edith, sho Is tho daugh
ter of the late Archibald Gracio and Mrs.
Oracle, of New York and Washington,
and Is extremely pretty. Her engage
ment to Mr. Adams was announced In
the spring. Mr. Adams Is tho son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar Adams.
TVOX'T tell mo women arc not versatile!
U Don't tell mo' they can't do two thlngi
, it Once and do them well, too, for they
'can. I saw tho funniest sight In Capt
-.May of late; one of our young nnd very
attractive matrons driving a stunning
cr and at a pretty good rate of speed.
. too, and what do you think she had In
' ne arm? A perfectly good baby.
It wasn't Just accidental, either, for she
orove up and down several times, evl-
dently bent on giving his young lordship
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K..citement on tho beach if nothing else,
if m Friend Baby did not mind at all,
icting Just as If he woro used to t.
AUTOMOBIT.RS Room tn tinvn l,on onrt
K f simple down there lately anyhow.
u.i a. iew minutes after the baby-und-mother
episode another Incident hap
'Ptned. It was tho lnevitnbln knlttlne
h, tag and ball and needle, of course, that
uea all the trouble.
She Just had to finish that row beforo
hejeached tho new nler: so amid humns
fe indjogglngs sho calmly continued to knit
r, mo oacK seat while Beau drove tho
rur,
Km ttere, following closo upon the heels, or
t.vneeii, aa you ... f ,. mot .vn
'long blue line on thn nnrt nf wlilnli
P J a small ball of turquoise blue wool.
RUik a loppetl tho a1" Anally after the ball
g m dragged Itself through on6 mud pud.
T . r anthor, and she was some
'"'M whcn Bho saw the color of that
'.,,' for U was tho last' sho could
'let Jut it.. u.j . . . ...
It th D"uc, ana sue needed just
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SEINQ of knlttlni? reminds me of
" 1 aW at Ivnlll'n n rg nf on
Mary . , (lt W0U,(J hardIy bo B00(1
sportsmanship to gVo the fair charmers'
nomes nwny, though, would It?) two very
nttractlvo members of last year's debu
tnnto sot, nnd Inseparable friends, were
almost engaged." Asked to Interpret
just what he meant by "almost engaged"
be said: "Well. lWo )0ys ,ravo nwtul
crudes on them, only they haven't asked
nlr .mnrry them yct!" C""'1 -
v!ur0.,.h0 dlS",ay 0t ,,,cso ,cm"re
sh 1 ."f3 " Uley kncw ' 'rrcprcs.
Wo small brother of one of their bestest
friends was circulating this story-and
in Cermantown-of all g0.,.,py llaccil7
NANCV "WYNNE.
WEDDING IN sf.llARY'S
CHURCH, BURLINGTON, N. J.
MnrriaKea in Philadelphia Durinp This
Week
fnnL'il'TO?' JJf-Ono of the pretty
fall wcildljiKs look place nt St. Marys
Church at 10:30 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing, when MKi Mnrg.iret 1J. Thomas, daugh
ter nf Mr and Mrs llvorsley Thomas, be
came the lirldo of Mr. James I.attn.
The bride was given In marriage by her
rather and was attended hv her sister, Mli
Anngrasctt Thomas, as maid of honor. En.
sign Kugcnc Latta attended his brother as
host man. The Itev. Charles S Lewis, rector
or St. Mary's Church, performed tho cere
mony. The brldo wore a coffee-colored satin trav
eling suit, with a hat to match, and carried
a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the
alley.
After an extended wedding trip In the
"est Mr. and Mrs. Latta will be at home at
l'ornwood, Burlington, N. J., on Novem
ber 1,
SMITH ADAMS
The marriage of Mlts Edna Adams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George 11 Adam,
of 71 BO ncrmantmwi aenue, and Mr. Ed
ward H. Smith was solemnized at the home
of the bride nt 3 o'closk on Monday, Sep
tember 10. The ceremony was performed
by tho Hev. William U. Chalfant. MNi
Adams was given In tnarrlago by her father
and was unattended. A small reception
for the families and a few friends followed
the ceremony. Mr. Smith Is a member of
the First Artillery and will leave for Au
gusta, Oa.
KUAEMEIl UAItttETT
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning In St. Bonlfaclus's lloman Catholic
Church, when Ml3s Anna 11. Harrett, of
f'entralla. I'a . became the bride of Mr.
Herman W. Kraemer. of this city.
Solemn nuptial mass was celebrated at
10 o'clock by the Hev Father Vollmer. C.
S. S. H . who also performed the cere
monies. The bride wore a dress of white
bridal satin trimmed with georgette crepe
and a wreath of roses and lilies of the val
ley. Mls Cecelia Barrett was her sister's
first maid of honor, while Mr. (leorge E.
Kraemer acted as bis brother's best man.
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v3 Their wddln took place at the
iiir summer home .at Ilyc, N. Y., last
week.
Mrs. Hobert W. Daniel and her son, Mas
ter l.uclan Philip Smith, Id, have returned
to1 llosemont from a visit to relatives In
Huntington, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hawden. who were
occup)lng the Edward Chllds house at llose
mont thli summer, have gone to Miss Mc
Knight's, In Dryn Mawr, to spend the early
fall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. raxson Deeter, of Bryn
Mawr, nccompnnlcd by Mrs. Deeter's father,
Mr. Samuel lllspham Ilowen, of Germnn
town, will leave on Thursday to sper.d two
weeks at Hot Springs, Va.
JIISS KATirAKINK SEELER
Miss Scclcr will bo one of the liridcsmaiils nt the wedd iiiR of Miss Rebecca Alice Lycctt, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Edward Howes Lycctt, whose marriage to Mr. Caleb Crcsson Wistar, Jr., will take place tomorrow.
VISITS IN VOGUE AMONG
RESIDENTS OF NEW JERSEY
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OAI.I.AfHIEK McCHESNEV
OOItESTOW.V, N. J. Mrs. Anna Mc-
Chesney, of 150 South Central ave
nue, has Issued cards for the marriage of
her daughter, Mrs. Anna McChcsney, to Mr.
James J. Gallagher, of Hurllngton, N. J.
Tho wedding will tako place at tho Lady
of Mercy Church September 19, at D o'clock,
with nuptial mass. Tho Itev. James T.
Hendrlck. rector of the church, will per
form tho ceremony. A reception will fol
low the ceremony nt tho home of tho
bride's mother.
After nn extended wedding tour Mr and
Mrs. Gallagher will live at Hurllngton, N.
J., and will be nt homo nfter October 20.
PALMYRA Mrs. Paul P.mr Is homo
after a few days' visit at Pennington, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Garwood arrived
homo on Tuesday, after spending ten days
at New York
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Vogt have left for
n fortnight's stay In Atlantic City.
MNs Elsie Hlnes has gono to Lake Cham
plain for a fortnight.
Miss Margaret Keinmcrlo Is at Ventnor
for a ten days' visit.
EDGKWATKIt PA UK Mr. and Mrs.
Harry P. Shedakcr, of Hurllngton pike, are
motoring through Pennsylvania for a fort
night. Mrs. Prank W. Earl and Mr. and Mrs.
Blnney W. Earl have leturned from a
month's stay at Beach Haven, nnd are at
their home. Ivyhurst. on Park lane.
Mr. ltlchard Ehret has arrived home
after a month's stay in the White Moun
tains, In New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. ParkerMoore are receiv
ing congiatulatlons on the birth of a son.
Mrs. George de B. Kelm, of 2101 I'orter
street, has opened,, her country home, tho
Falrvlew, for a few days.
Mrs. Allen Cuthbert and the Misses Cuth
bert, of Altoona, Pa., nro the guests of
Mr. John I'erguson nt his home, Dunmeic.
on the Delaware Ilivcr.
ItlVEItTON Mrs. Walter Bond, of
Evanstou, 111., nnd Mrs. Chldester, of Ms
slllon. O., who have been spending the
summer with their father, Mr. Samuel
Daniels, have returned home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chailes Klpp and Miss
Emma Klpp are spending a fortnight nt
Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mri. John Segar are at Pitts
burgh, Pa., as the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. George It. Heed.
Mr. and Mrs Casper Hadmore. of Wil
mington, Del., nfter spending a few days
with Mrs. Nellie Cnianna, have icturncd to
Wilmington.
Iiritl.INGTON Mrs. Edgar I.lpplncott,
of Sharon Hill, lit visiting Mrs, Joseph
Severns, of Law renco street.
Miss Edith Smith baa returned home
nfter spending the summer at Seaside
Heights
Mrs. Ellen Itlgg anil Miss Martha Antilm
returned home on Monday after a two
months' stay at Ocean Glove.
Mrs C T. Everbam. of South High street,
has left for a fortnight's stay in New York.
Social Activities
Mrs. II. K. Ebcit. of Stonclelgh Court. Is
spending part of September at tho Hotel
St. Charles. Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. McIInlo and
their two llttlo sons, of 314 Dartmouth
aenue, Swartbmore, havo left for a
month's trip to Houston, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Aman, whoso mar
riage took placo In Juno, aro occupying
their now homo at Eighteenth and Sliunk
streets, on tho Glf.ird Estate.
Mr nnd Mrs. Samuel Welsh, of 8S7
North Forty-ninth street, gae a (lag
raising jestenlay at their homo In honor
of their sou. Mr. William II. Welsh, who
has just ifturncd from camp in Chatta
nooga, Tenn
CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEET
Survivors of the Cameron Light Guards Have
Annual Reunion at Home of Secretary of Their
Regiment Golden Wedding Anniversary
MB. WILLIAM F DIXON, secretary of
tho Eighty-eighth lteglment Pennsyl
vania Veteran Volunteers' Association, will
entertain tho survivors of the regiment and
their- fnmlllos tomorrow nfternoon at his
hoW;'8835 ltidge avenue, the occasion being
the llfty-llrst annual reunion. The speeches
and reminiscences will take placo from 2 to
4 o'clock and will bu followed b a dinner.
This regiment was leciulted under the title
of tho "Cameion Light Guards " Thieoof Its
ten companies came fiom Beading and Its
vicinity. Fouttoen hundred olllcers and
ptlv.itcs wero enrolled. George P McLean
was colonel to the end of 18C2 (being killed
In tho second battle of Bull Uuu) ; Geoigo
W. Glle tu 1803, and Louts Wagner to 1805.
The llrst camp (Stoklej, ) was located near
the Schuylkill Elver jut below tho Wlss.i
hickon Cieek. tho slfe, now appropriately
marked, being within the limits of Fair
mount P.uk Tho companies weio mustered
in during August and September of 1801.
and the leglment left the city tho llfth of
the following month.
In the second battle of Hull Bun the
Eighty-eighth lost twenty-eight olllcers and
men killed, elghty-llvo wounded and tortv
olght missing. Among the wounded was
the lato General Wagner. In whoso memory
his son, Louis Wagner. Jr.. gives a dinner
to tho survivois every winter. What Inter
esting memoilcH these vcteians will lehe.uso
tomorrow! They fought in twenty-two bat
tles, and their service Included constant
movement, hardships and fighting. At tho
grand review In Washington the original
membeis who participated numbered less
than 100. Tho regiment was mustered out
Juno 30. 1805, and tomorrow then) will be
only a few to say, "John, do you remember
how we rushed In and won the light nt
" mentioning tho various vlrtorles
And beforo they sing tho "Star Spangled
Banner" one will tell, "There is no need for
THE WILLOUGHBY'S WARD
(, 0. 8h8 Wore llpr hnnA.fUt4mw1 ,.
II ..- ay her "nsers flew knitting row
&. .eL ? on a 8WeUer for ..some ono
, i ttross the wnr ... i- .u 1
It tood tu ' "u" mo, mo net was
wa. The comedian cracked a fearfully
W to T l,' caUslnK the young woman
fc &. " UP wlth ,auBlter. Result-
K,lta,fT?P"1 her ba" of W001- w"lch con
Ri "nu?l to roll on down under Ih. ff
LtftJt"1 and wornen until It reached the
Wehi"; ?!a.?;er Such "ambling and
ti'Un '""" "over Been. Huch gig
&::. ond "Puttering It nearlv lrnk
Ve.tn,!l,0W before tne ba was "no"
IPtored to Its owner.
J0MPLACENT masculinity begins to
rt Iteelt rather early In nome
PVt any jrate, It did n the ,caa of
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mo to go Into the details of the earnest
battle, but I shall never forget how I felt
when a shell burst 'over us and I baw a
comrade fall foiward on his face. There
ho lay covered with blood from a wound
In the head. I could do nothing for him
nnd went back to work. The Confederates
were not slow In returning our fire, but we
he'd tho ground tenaciously, pressing for
ward wnencer the slightest opportunity
came to gain a footing. Then came a lull
In tho llrlng ami nn Inspiration came to a
tali, athletic fellow, with a voice like a
tiumpet. .Springing up the hillside he began
to slug in the most thrilling way:
" 'Their conquer we must, when our cause It
Is Just,
And this be our motto, In God Is our trust,
And tho star spangled banner In triumph
shall wave
O'er thn 1,1ml of the free and the home nt
tho brave '
"A hundred strong volceg Joined In with
this It was magnificent! Down the lino
went nn electric thrill that comes to men
but seldom In a lifetime. We fought with
lenewed vigor and won and our boys to
day will win in tho battle for the principles
of Christian civilization If they take as their
slogan, 'Our cause it is Just, and In God Is
our trust.' "
Comrade Sylvester II. Mnrtin, of Erie,
Pa , tho president, who was married recent
ly, will preside tomorrow. Mr P.obert Her
ion Is vice president, nnd Mr. Jnmes Hague,
treasurer. Among other members who will
bo present aro Captain 13. L. Gllllgan, or
Oxford. Pa.; Mr. Alexander H White of
Swcdesboro; Mr. James Hague, Mr George
W. Armstrong, Mr. Gforgo W. Williams,
of Conshohocken ; Mr. ltlchard B Clevinger,
Mr Jonathan E. lingers, Mr. William Mc
Feeters, Mr Francis. Brooks, Mr Joseph
Seigeant, Mr It. Ilobert Shronk, honoiary
rhaplaln , Mr George E. Morris, Mr. Mark
Giegg, Mr. William Sands, Mr John Kellv
Mr Christian Sanderson, of Chadds Ford,
ami Mr. Michael Couover Letters will be
read from Mrs. Louis Wngncr, Colonel
Itobert B. Beatli nnd Mr William Wash
burn, of Bculab, Idaho. The latter has
sent his photograph and savs he tried to
enlist nnd go to France, but thi Govern
ment refused to take him.
Another Interesting event In Hoxborough
tomorrow will be tho reception In the eve
ning, given by the Hev Charles S Albany
and Mrs Albany, at their home. 433 West
Martin street. In celebration of their golden
wedding anniversary. Mr. Albany and Miss
Anna M. Batty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua Batty, of Itoxborough, were marrlea
on September 16, 1867, by the Itov. John
F Meredith, then pastor of the Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church, Manayunk, Mr.
Albany has been In charge of the Blue Bell
Hill Methodist Episcopal Mission, nt Lincoln
dilvo and Wlssahlckon avenue, for more
than twenty-one yca Ho bus been a
park guard since May 1, 1870. The congre
gation of the mission and the many Box
borough friends of the couple will be among
the guests. The house, will be decorated
with tropical plants and golden-hued
autumn flowers Assisting In receiving will
bo the daughters of the host and hostess,
Mrs. Joseph Schofleld and Miss Margaret
C, Albany.
Mr, and Mrs, John Field nnd their son,
Mr. Howard Field, of 536 Lhezey lane, are
spending part of September at Cresmont
Inn. Eaglesmere, having Joined Mr. Elmer
Field, also a son, who spent tho summer
at that resort.
COUNTY FAIR IN SOUTH
PHILADELPHIA TONIGHT
Carnival Held for Benefit of St.
Etiniond's Building
Fund
lUven't )ou wondered sometimes nt the
apparently endless chain of chautv .iffnlrs7
Almost at any tlmo you can attend a
charity bazaar, card party or street car
nival and know that by so doing your llt
tlo mle will llnd Its way Into some de
serving cause. Ever slnco people began
to enmo back from their summer homes
theie have been carnivals and street parties
galore, particularly In South Philadelphia,
nnd now we hear of tho unique County
Fair that Is to start this evening, tho pro
ceeds of which are to be added to i.'t. Ed
inond's Building Fund, Twenty-third and
Mltllln stieets Tho B(V. John J Green
sill Is lector of the chinch. For tho last
few vears the big vacant plot of ground
nt Twenty-third and Mifflin streets has
been generously donated for this purpose
by tho Simon brothers, and, naturally, with
so much ground, tho affair has assumed
mammoth proportions during each succes.
slve enr, and It Is estimated that nearly
50,000 persons from all parts of tho city
visited tho fair grounds last vcar.
Tim nffalr of 1J17 promises to surpass
all former ones In magnitude and novelty.
All during the last week sevcial hundred
helpers havo been preparing the g'ound,
erecting booths, Installing electilc.il appa
ratus and attending to the thousand and
ono preliminaries that make these offalrs
what they are. Mr. Michael Qulnn is
chairman of the committee, Mr. Harry
Harden Is secretary and Mr. Michael Con
boy treasurer
Almost everything you can think of In
tho way of amusements has been provided
for both joung nnd old; carrousels, an
"ocean wave," Jlnglo board, tcnpln game,
nutoniobllo rides, Chlneso laundry, "knock
tho cats " the barrel game and parcel post
ofllce will vie with one another In providing
entertainment for the many guests, and
nothing has been spared that might add
to their comfort or Interest.
A quaint Irish village, with Its bevy of
charming colleens, will give a "caed mllle
faltha" to nil, while patriotic booths, with
a gay holiday nlr of red, white and blue,
will appeal alike to soldier ond civilian.
Queen nnd baby contests are also being
conducted the queen will ba crowned on
the night of the "1st and presented with a
diamond ring. The following young ladles
have entered the contest nnd Interest seems
to center most on tho probable winner: Miss
Margaret Lavin. Miss Agnes McGlade, Miss
Jennie Clarke, Miss Edna Moore, Miss Anna
McKcnna, Miss Catharine O'Connor, Miss
Anna Dolan, Miss May Sherman, Miss Sao
Klrlln, Miss Ella Boyle, Miss Mary Foster,
Miss Isabello Shaw, Miss Anna Harris, Miss
Sarali Grlflin, Miss Mary Grimn, Miss May
Kennedy, Miss Frances Sharkey, Miss Eliz
abeth Bucklngham.tMIss Nellie McNeilly,
Miss Mary Martin, Miss Marin Smith, Miss
Josephine Watson, Miss Cntharlne Mc
Laughlin, Miss Margaret King, Miss Anna
Ownes, SIlss Anna Simmons, Miss May Mc
Caffrey Miss Teresa McAllister, Miss Mary
Pyne, Miss Anna Osborne, Miss Gertrude
Ford and Miss Margaret Ford.
The baby contest, will close the following
afternoon, when souvenirs and valuable
prizes will be awarded. A contest Is also
being held for a handsome IVvc-passenger
Chevrolet touring car, 1918 model, which
was generously donated by one of the busi
ness men of the neighborhood. '
Altogether the affair promises to be so
unique and Interesting that one can hardly
blame the committee In charge for expecting
a larger attendance this year than "ever.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Acton, of 732 South
Twentieth street, who have been at Atlantic
City all summer, returned to their home last
week,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Stockley, of 1812
South Broad street, who spent July and
August at the Traymore. have taken an
apartment In Germantown for the fall.
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Mrs. J. v. Belvllle, of artcne street, ae-'1
compamea by jier mother, Mrs. Elliot.. hM!.
returned from Flshera Island, where thijr
cf.ii. pcumi neenfi, tvT
-Mrs. Frank Sheridan and lier daughter, M
-.,00 siuiiu .3111:1 man, 01 inesmui Jim, nave y i
returned from a month's stay at Blue Hill, Ji
fie.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Wrlgglns, of
church lane, will close their cottar In
unpo .May next ween and return to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Hoyt have been
tho guests for several days of Mr. and Mri,
Wrlgglns.
Mrs. Henry T. Mason, of Pulaski avenue.
who is visiting friends In Pittsbureh. will .
return the middle of this month. Mr. Mason
has been spending some time on a ranch
In Cody, Wyo., and expects to return next
week.
Mrs. E P. Beeves and her son, Mr. E. I.
neeves, Jr., have gone to the Foconos for
several weeks
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter E. Knlpe and Mies
Ellen Knlpe. who spent the summer In
Kcnnebunkport. Me., and niverton, N. J.-,
have returned to their Chelten avenue home.
Miss Knlpe will leave on Friday for Fair
fax County, Va., to visit friends for several
weeks.
Mrs. Robert Haines and her family, of
West School House lane, will remain at their
summer home In Castlne, Me., until the end
of this month,
Miss Charlesanna Huston, of Wayne ave
nue, will close her cottage at Castlne, Me.,
September 25 and visit In Northfleld, Masi.,
before returning to Germantown.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
FAMILY RETURNS TO CITY
?M
Party Motors From Washington
to New York Other Social
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs, James W. Davie and their
family, of ,529 Pine street, have closed
their cottage In Ventnor and will return
to their home In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Heynolds. of the
Brighton Apartments, entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Aus
tin Daly nnd Mr. Joseph Daly for a few
days. Tho party motored from Washing
ton and are now on their way to New
York, where they will spend a few days
before going on to Maine. They had a
most delightful time and declared the
weather good and the roads fine.
Miss Agnes Haggerty, daughter of Mrs.
Cornelius Haggerty, has just returned from
Boston, where she Bpent most of the summer.
Street Carnival for Red Cross
A carnival for the Red Cross Base Hospi
tal Unit No. 20 of the University of Penn
sylvania will bo held tonight at Fifty-sixth
and Master streets, under the auspices of
the Fifty-sixth Street Fourth of July Asso.
elation. The Marines nnd Sailors' Band
will be present to add to the enthusiasm.
. WARNING
DON T LET SPUCUI.ATOnS GET TUB
iinsT op you
Information has rea' heil us that certain un
rrrupuloua upeculatoni have tecured certain
seats for the production of
run maonsT dramatic spectacle
ON' EArtTH
Great Cast and Co.
of 200 Living People
OFFICER AND BRIDE
HOME FROM TRIP
Main Liners Return From Sum
mer Places to Estates
in Country
Lieutenant John Pauling Tvvaddell and
Jfrs. Twaddell haye returned from their
wedding trip, and have gone 'to Admiral,
lid., where Lieutenant Twaddell Is stationed
r.t Camp Meade. Mrs. Twaddell 'will be re
membered as Miss Elinor Cutler, daughter
of Mr. and,Mr..John,Liiiwler Cutler., of
THE
WANDERER
Staged by DAVID BELASCO
Metropolitan gggg
The only way to FOIL SPF.CULATOrtS 1
to set vour onn tlcketf In adtance at the box
office n'r at Hie downtown ticket otllie, 1108
Chestnut M.
.NOTB THESE ASTOUNDING PRICES:
rvts. (Except Sat.l and Pat. Slat.. 80c to $1.50.
Ilargaln Mat. Every Wed. Rest Seata II.
000 Onheatra Seats Every Performance, J1.U0.
llox Ofllce at Metropolitan Open Until 0 p. m
Flnt Performance Next Thum. Eve., Sept. SO.
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WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT
aJUe
The Philadelphia Follce Band plays at
City Hall plaza. Free.
National conference en "The World's
Food," Chamber bf Commerce rooms,
"Widener Building. Free.
Fall lecture coarae beilna at Warner
Free Instltute'of Science. Free.
Fenroie llepubllcan League, S600 Colom-'
bla avenue. Free.
Tramlt dlaeuaelon. Nonpartisan League,
rarkvvny Building. Free.
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MARKET STREET Above 18TH
CONTINUOUS 11:15 A. M. to 11:18 P. U.
LAST TWO DAYS
OF" THE FIRST COLDWTN PICTURE
MAE MARSH
IN MARGARET MAVO'S
"POLLY OF THE CIRCUS"
Unanimously Trailed by Preas and Publlo
All Next Week First Showing of
Ilobart Henley'a Thoucht Film of Real Ufa
"PARENTAGE"
See It Then You'll Recommend It.
1
"DATA r'TT' 1:I MARKET STREET
ir.lj.jJll 10 A. M. to 11115 P. at
PRICE8 13c, 25a
MARY PICKFORD
In rirst Showing of Artcraft PrMuctlon
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Next Week, Pauline Frederick In Double CroMed "J'P
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CHESTNUT Below 16TH
10:15 A. M 12. 2. 3:43,
5:45, 7:45, 0:45 P. M.
tVhat Othera Talk About We Do
MARY PICKFORD
IN ARTCRAFT PRODUCTION
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Next Week, Pauline Frederick In Double CrOMtd
TDT7r IT'XT'T' MARKET Below 17TH
JtvJiAjiljrS 1 DAILY 10c: EVGS. ISe.
11 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
OLGA PETROVA ;F
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VICTORIA
MARKET Above STH
0 A. M. to 11:16 P. VL
Deaiauer! Orcheatra
EVELYN NESBIT ANg0.n
Russell Thaw in "Redemption"
NEXT WEEK "THE HONOR SY8TEU"
NIGHTS 8:15 PROMPT
Matinees Tomorrow,
FORREST
KLAWt
ERLANOER'S
GREATEST
MUSICAL
COMEDY
TRIUMPH
50e to 11.50 at Popular Wedne
BROAD-NOW NKK
2:15
TIE
IRIOTEM
IMiatlne
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Matinee Tomorrow
ifssEraw
Incomparable Cait: Chryatal Heme, Ron
Cothlan, Fritz Wllllama. Leonora llarria, etc.
Oo to 11.50 at Popular Wednesday Matinee
THE ROYAL ITALIAN GOVERNMENT'S
OWN OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES
the;
ITALIAN
BATTLEFRONT
GARRICK NOW Tm.1?.A,,,LT
KNICKERBOCKER 0TIf VA7AaKBT
Kff StvawiKO THE DESERTERS
8aU Sale Now Mata. Tueav. Thura.. Bat.. 23
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Mat. 25c and 50c.
Evenlnci. 25o to II
I nppnvn ivn vtvtT wnwt-
VA MARION MORGAN'S
ART D'ANCERS
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
HARRY GREEN AND PLAYERS
Cecil Cunningham: Ed A Lou MtUer. Other
pfT nMTAT, GERMANTOWN AVE.
JUi-lVjlMxi.Jj Below CHELTEN AV
FIRET SHOWING IN GERMANTOWN
GLADYS BROCKWELL
in "THE SOUL OF SATAN"
ALSO 5 BIQ VAUDEVILLE ACTS
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ALSO 5 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS
GLOBE Theatre,
UAJVJ-'J-' YJLVDBVILLK ContlBI
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