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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells How Rain Failed to Spoil Good
Time on Sunday ftlorp Arrivals ill Newport, nn La
France Entertainments This Week
TSNT It fiinn.r. jMtcrdnj 1 lotd you
about the PuHipm of Ko;biirf:lic.
who i rnuiins to New poll to visit her
motlur, V: . Ojtleu Cloclct. nml today
I hear tint tlic Countess of Crnnard
intne ovr dii the .iuic ship, da FrViiirc.
utl will nlso vistt her mother. 'Mrs.
Ogdon MIIN, in rwport.
The funny pnr.l, in rnsr you shouldn't
nee It. Is the luchci.j and the ooutitrsH
and tho Ogtlon aud the Ogildi. It'i
really .quite n rcctnnclo, and If you
didn't Know jiiRt which was who, you'd
set remarkably tanked up. Mrs. .Mills
save a large dinner on' Sunday in honor
of her daughter.
AND another titled arrival on I.a
I'ninco. who is of more interest
to riiiladelphiano than either the
duchess or the routitess. was Lady I.ow
- thcr. Aud she. too, bns gone to New
port to visit Iter sister. Mrs. l'liyne
Thompson. Tor you know l.ady I.ow
ther Is none other than the. former Alice
Wight, a daughter of the late Atherton
Blight. You remember the lovely old
home the mights tinil out nn Township
line iu Oermnnlouti. near where the old
MeKcau place was.
Lady Low thcr was married nbout
twelve- or fifteen years ago. and I re
member, shortly before that time, the
beautiful garden party that wns given
by the Blights at their old home. Lady I
Lowtber is a relative of .Mr. spencer ,
Blight, of this city.
- ,,.,,. i i 1
THf-Hi; are a numucr oi i'"
entertainment' scheduled for New (
port tins wcck. I ne r. " .in.....-"-
Roberts cntertnined at dinner Inst night,
and Mr. nud Mrs. Lawrence I I nui
will give . oue tomorrow night. Mrs.
Daniel L. Hutchinson. Mr., gave a
luncheon nud bridge today, and on Sat
urday night Mr. nnd Mr-!. W. Barkllc
, Henry will entertain nt dinner.
IF'YOP should nsk me. of course, you
hnven't. and ns far as 1 can see, you
won't, but if you should, I'd say that
one Albert Conk Myers, of the Histor
ical Rncictv. is n rood simrt. Wu know-
how it rained on Sunday.' No mount i urooKiyn, formerly of this city. Is vis
vou do. no doubt you remember how it itlng her sister. Mrs. Bertram Tun
poiled jour wcck-enl trip to the sea- jnel. of Chestnut Hill. Mr. nnd Mrs.
shore by creating such an undertow that JTunnel expect to go to Bay Head next
vou eoiild hardly stand up in the water, i week for the remainder of the suro
or by compelling you to get out into it .mer.
nnd mil ml vnnr IlllStV noisy CllllinS
by keeping ou in the house when you
w:anted to take n nice walk nnd stop
somewhere for ten.
Well, it didn't do any of those things
10 Mr. Myers, for lie. in spite or the
downnour nnd the mist, fared forth on
his Historical Hike and had eighty-
three other good sports to lake along
with him the O. C. S.'s being service
men. And just to show that they dou t I
mind rain they had their pictures
..il.' tf. Icln.wlu .tnnmp rr KltT- )
rodnded by rain. Then they stopped in
at the Y. nnd hail a swim, unci nucr ,
that the usual supper aim nun luiium-m i
at the Ship and Tent Club.
The Kmergency Aid was
'hostess;1"
for Ihe sunner. Mrs. A. .1. Cassalt
chairman of that, you know, and I be
Heve Mrs, Willis Martin wns responsi
ble' for this nffnir. Mrs. N. Allen
Stockton was there, as usual, with her
committee, to wait on the men. Oh.
yes, nnd the War Camp Community
Service wnn responsible for the swim nt
the Y.-not the swim along the streets
of this, our well-known home town.
THR family is spending the summer
. .. ' i I.... l.-n.Un knliiw
1 nl the seashore, but Father, being
a very busv man. cnu only get there
over Sundav. and each weekend he gels
n dltlerent room in uie n ""
before last he was on the fourth floor.
last week he couldn't do nny better
n the seveoib. But by the time he
there he didn't I'aie whether he was
the seventh or the subway, so long
but
than
cot
on th
as there was a place to lie down. And
so thinking he did.
Some time later. Mother, who had
planned al! kinds of things for just that
afternoon, got tired of waiting, and hus
tling up In the elevator, she rushed up
to the door. "Here, here, here," she
exclaim' d, rattling the doorknob cu
thusiuotlcally. "Are yon going to sleep
all afternoon?" Aud tho tormented
door opened "Suddenly and a wrathful
head appeared. Then Mother, with
horror and amazement, realised that she
had never seen that wrathful head be
fore. More than that, as she hustled
dovyn the corridor, she discovered with
fresb horror that the lloor she was ou
was not the seventh, but the fourth.
Mother wns a week behind the times.
NANCY WYN.NK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An engagement of interest to per
sons in this city announced today in
New York and Boston is thnt of Miss
Caroline Piatt Jenkins, daughter of the
late Mr. Thomas Cauticld Jenkins, of
Charles county, Md., and Mr. Roger
Lowell Putnam, of Boston, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Lowell Put nam.
Miss Jenkins is well known in this
rRy, where she has frequeutb vislled at
the home of her cousin, Mr. Walter
(Seorge Smith, in Torresdale. No data
has been set for the wedding.
Miss Henriettc Mende, of U310 Spruce
street, announces the engagement of her
niece, Miss Florence S. Meade, mid Mr.
James Murray ICny, son of Mrs. Juiih'
Murray Kay, of Boston, Mass. Miss
Meado is n cousin of Mr. Oeorgc (iurdoii
Meade Large, of Princeton, nnd n niece
nf Mrs. lieorge Meade, of Ambler.
Mrs. Archibald Thomson, of 1C05
Locust street, who is spending the sum
mer at Narragansett Pier, R. T., Is en
tertaining a house party at her villa nt
Baas Hock Farm. Among the guests
are Miss .Rebecca Thomson, Miss Alix
Dotal), Miss Elizabeth Sands, .Miss
lCdlth Wallace, the Misses Peurso'n, Mr.
Jpseph Harrlmnu. of New York, and
Mr. Theodore (irosvenor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Craig Biddle will cu
.j. tain at ('.Inner nt their summer home
in Newport on Friday evening, in honor
of the Duchess of Roxburghe.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassntt
entertained at dinner Inst evening at
their villa iu Newport.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Heury Wood Wiley
s'pent the week-end as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Otlbcrt Mather at their home
iu Cape May,
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr I'J. Newton mo
tored frpm Stouo Harbor to' Cape. Jlay
for1 tho dance on Saturday ulght at the
Old Mill,. Miss Sara Dolaa is the ciu$t
IT
and Mr. Newton for a few
dojs.
Madame Itigtieur nod her on. Mt.
I'hnrlcs V. de Uigueur. of HOOli Pine
street, are spending n few w?ck nt
Cape May.
JIs. Clement N. Williams of SSUC
fiermnntown avenue. Chestnut Hill, has
left Watch Hill. It. I., and will spend
the reniaindcr of. the summer nt Senl
Harbor, Me.
Mr. Frank Phelps, of Chestnut Hill,
returned to Cape .May for a few days,
where he is staving at the Windsor
lintel.
Miss Polly Paneonst, daughter of Mr.
nml Mrs. W. Howard Pancoast, has
returned nfter an extended trip through
New Knglnnd and n visit to friends at
Newport and I5nr Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Porter, dr..
Hnd their daughter. Miss Knthcrine
Porter, who have been spending the
last few weeks at the new Stockton
Villa, left Cape May yesterday for a
mnlor trip through New Hngland and
Canada. Miss Pun. Harrison will be
their guest during the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester N. Knrr. .Jr..
of Indian Ouecn lane, tiermantown.
wj, Fpon, th(, ncxt few wcdj . c
jiav
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Znnl
7i"Krr Miss Sarah Crawford Znnt
,jj,r mj Miss Mary Znntzinger. of
Orecnacre, Chestnut lilll, are spending
tnc summer at Northeast Harbor.
The Misses Dale, of firaver's lane.
Chestnut Hill, are spending August nt
SI. Hubert's. Inn. in -tlie Adirondack).
Mr. Charles Brown, of "Druini
Mnir. Chestnut Hill, spent the week
end as the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs.
.lones nt their home In Cape May. .
.Miss Anna Alegargee. daughter
I Mr. and Mrs. S. ICdwIn Megnrgee.
Mr. De P.cnneville Bell has returned
tn Cupe Afny and is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Heckscher Wetherill at
their home. Mr. Arthingtnn Cilpln
is also the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. Weth
erlll.
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n.?r"p" ,h' t"pk:M"1
? "f Mp- '"" "'Hham
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Mr. ,..,,.. Tnn.n. .. ... ...
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n rn nowie. Jr., sp(. thP week-end
in (ape Mav. wheii (hoi- .i.r.,i -i
Arm.M's lfntel.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrington C. Tulwiler.
"est Chestnut nvenue. Cheslnnt
t Hill, will spend some time ns iho nin.1.
Iff Mrs. Isaac Doughten nt Beach
I Haven.
Mr. James Itnllerumil, .i i.;
daughter. MIsa Florin.. Hniir.,,.ii. ...
i eiiiani road, (.ermantown. motored to
Chelsea to spend some time.
.i. . '
Dr. and Mrs. T.ouis II. Mutschler. of
KC.1 Spruce street, left yesterday fnr
Albany. N. Y. Later they will en In
. '-"v Hnnipsinre and from there t
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''onM of .Maine, where they will remain
I until the middle of Septemlier.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. Wallace ITMInwcll
of Mr.
" the Wellington. Nineteenth nnd Will- I j!,a Kn'"' " tho Pl''lndelphm eout
nut streets, who spent the early sum- iQ"," "' ' ZZlht KlntSX-
uier at their collage nt Cape Mnj, hnve '
I gone tn Somerset. Mo., for the late1 Jliss Sophie C.ibunsky. of 10.'t." South
summer.
Mr. nnd Mr. John D. Kllis, of Elkins
rarK. are nl tier summer hnmn
Rhode Islnnd nvenue. Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. Bnrhnm Bond hnve
one to the coast ot Muiuc fur the
remainder of the season.
Mr. Lyssnn fiordon. West Medford.
Mass., announces the engngement of
his daughter. Miss Mildred (iordon. nnd
Mr. Herbert Edwin Dickson, of this
city."
Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin Ilardcaslle,
Jr.. of New York, nnnniince the hirlh
of a daughter, Jane Branson Ilardcas
lle. on August 15 at Swnrthmore, Pa.
Mrs. Hardcnslle is the daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ctinrles Parker, of Swnrth
more. GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mr. Peter MeCrosnn and
their family hnve returned from n
month's stny nt Wildwood, N. J.
Miss Lena Zeh. of 4?, East Walnut
lane, is spending some time at Monl -rose.
Pa."
i Mrs. Thomas Temple and her daugh
ter. Miss F.lizabeth Temple, ot Mount
Vernon. N. Y.. are visiting the Misses
Stevenson, on Walnut lane Mr. Tem
ple expects to join his wife and daugh
ter within a few days.
Miss Clnire Melntyre, of 022.T Chew
street, hn returned from n trip to
Atlnntie City.
Miss Mav Hurwitz and Miss Idella
Hnrwitz, of Washington lane and Chew
street, are spending some time in the
,Catskill Mountains.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John T. Adams, with
their children, of (1247 Clearview str'eei,
are spending the week nt Villanova.
Mr. and Mrs. James Resteln, of Ki'M
Boss street, nre spending a fortnight
in the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs. Hower Faust Shelter, of New
York, i the guest of Mrs. Fred Oestej ,
of liermnntown.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sawers, of
1345 North Twelfth street, will leave
during the mouth to spend the remain
der of the season in Atlantic City.
Mr. Jnmes Rosaert, who has been
spending Severn weeks iu Ocean City,
will return to her home on North
Twelfth street today.
Miss M. E. Dwier, of lfl 7 North
Twelfth street, is spending the season
nt Orr'a Island.
The Rev. Charles E. .McClellan. ol
North 1,'enth street, who has been
spending some tinio at Wildwood after
attending tho Bible confereuco at Mont
rose, Pa,, has returned home, Mrs.
MrClfltan and their daughter, Miss
.Tenn McClellan, will remain nt Wild
wood uutlt'.he. close of the season.
A muslMlg And cuowei wu ivcu
EYfifflNa1 FtJBErC "
Inst u'eek in honor of Miss Karali Car-
HcU. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll
. liam Carrlck. nt her home, fll,'!," North
1 VI..II. etrM. whnqn mnrrtnfrn ... t.
William Davis, .Ir., will take place 'to
morrow. Mr. and Mrs. P, V. Daley, of Oer
mnntown avenue, nrn Inking nn auto
mobile trip to the Delaware Water (lap
nnd nfter n short stay there they will
go to Newburg, on the Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrry HofT. with their
daughter nnd son. Miss ltebn Hon and
.Mr. Itnymond Hon", of 2814 North
Croskcy street, returned yesterday from
n fortnight's stay in Atlantic City.
MUs Helen Parker, of Wallace and
Seventeenth streets, Is spending August
at Ruslikill,.Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis A. C.imbrl arc'
at Pi'kford Camp, Ilnngeley, Me , ;
The Mises Davidson, of North
Twelfth street, have returned from a
month's stay nt East Straudsburg, IV
Miss Margaret Taylor, of Broad nnd i
Thompson streets, Is entertaining Miss ,
.aney Menman. oi i-iiiBourgu, as ner
guest for several days this week. Miss
Seamnn will later go to Atlantic City.
where she will remain until Septem ;
ber. (
Mrs. M. C.nrtenlnub. of 1fi3 North
Fifteenth street, is nt Bushkill Inn. i
nushklll. I'n.
Miss Itnso Lnngstadter has returned
from Patelinquc. L. I., where nho was '
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerome
t!rnnt. i
Mr. C. Carpenter, of North Six
tecnth street, is visiting friends m ,
Ocean City for a fortnight.
Miss tinier- Marks and Miss Berdn
Marks, of the Hotel Majestic. are
spending several weeks at the Forest '
Inn. Knglf8inc.ro, with Mr. and Mrs
Stanley Hoi.. 1
Miss Catharine Taylor Anderson, ,nf
IBS. North (Jratx street, hns just re
turned from a visit to Mrs. William
Fine, Shipsbottoin, N. .1. t
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs. .Tames David Snyder.
51(17 Kinirscssint? nvonue. hnve just re
turned from a fnrtnight's stay at Fair
view. I'a.. where they were I nc guest-1
of Mr. nnd Mrs. "William S. Snyder, of
Hnrrlsbnrg.
Miss Helen Scott, of M.'tO Osage nve
nue. is spending n week with her sister. I
.Mrs. Frederick ,oung, at ner cottage
In Ventiior.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Onrham. of
dlH.i Webster street, are at Uamp Upe-
rhee. Cape Cod. fnr a fortnight.
f Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hnrr and fam
f lilj. of 41.M.1 Chester avenue nre occu
P.ving their cottage at iiW fifth street.
Ocean City, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fnles. daughter
nnd son-in-law of Mr. and Airs. Harr
and niece nnd nephew of Mr. dohn
Wnnnninkcr. with their children, are al
their bungalow at Ocean City for the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fales will live
at ILM.T Chester aveuue, West Philadel
phia. upon their return to the city in
the fall
Mr. and Sirs. , fioodwin Davison
Bentlie. formerly of New York, hnve
just returned from nn extensive motor
trip in the Adirondack. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles O. Hansen and Mrs. William
Prelwitz, nf Kaston. accompanied them.
Mr. .1. Allison Bainsford. Jr.. of 1.10
Smith Thirty ninth street, has just ar
rived home from Cnnip T.ee. Vn.. where
he successfully completed the junior
basic course in the -reserve officers'
training corps. While there he also at
tained the welterweight cbninpionshlp of
Iho camp in boding.
Miss Helen . Weaver left last
Thursday for the coast.
Dr. and Mrs. Seegcr. of Louisville,
Ky nre the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.
liolnnd It. Rutllnger. or Il'.'i Mouth
Sil -third street. Mr. nlid Mrs. But -
i linger nnd their small son, Master
... i n...i: ..
Keed nutlinger. and- Mr. unit Sirs.
Seeger will leave this week fnr the
!tacnroyd, Chelsea, to remnin until
after Labor Day.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
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, lliss lHllir.u i in.-nurt. 'm im-i
.. ., ii i .. : ,.:,.:il m.,,1.
.SOUIIl IJrnhll Mim, i-v .I-.HIIIK itivim.-
, in N'ew York.
I Mr. Charles Ldlund and Mr. Clifford
' Ldlund. nf 24.?4 South Hicks street.
j Itnnunipii street, is spending two weens
I in Detroit, Midi. On her wny home
Uc will visit Cleveland, Niagara Falls
unci .r imh
TIOGA
Mr
and Mrs. Harry
S. Wright, nf
, mLl North Niiietecnth'street. will leave
during the week tn spend the remainder
nf the sensnn nt Ventnor. Their son.
Sergeant Bertram Wright, who recently
relumed from eleven mouths' service iu
France with Company M. Twenty
eighth Ihision. lOPth Infnntry. hns re
covered from his wound and will spend
next week in Atlantic City.
Mrs Walter Hoiiegger. of I71S West
Ontario street . is spending some time
iu Fox Chase. Her son -in -law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wright, are staying at Ventnor and will
reninin there until autumn.
Mrs Tlfliinnh Bav Fox. of West On
tario street, lias gone to Ocean Oroie
for the summer mouths.
Mr, nnd Mrs. C.rant Rockefeller, of
lfi'Vl Butler street, and their daughter,
Miss Helen Rockefeller, nre occupying
their country pincc in i nmw virnvc.
Miss Vera M. McCloskey, of 53:1
West F.rie nvenue. is spending two
weeks in the Berkshire mountains.
OLNEY
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Felton nnd their
children, Miss Mnrgaret S. Felton nnd
Mnster Samuel K. Felton. ltd, jjf 101
Olney avenue, are spending the ffhmicr
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. Ornes is visiting Mrs. Viola
Mayhcw Felton nt her home at Front
street nnd Tabor road, Olney. ,
Mr. William M. Felton, of 5532 Clin
ton street. Olney, is occupying his bun
galow at Saylorsburg, Pa.
FRANKFORD
Ou Saturday evening a surprise party
was given to Mis Viola. Cornell by
l.nr friends at her home, 102S Bridge
street Among those present were Miss
Annr. Mne Cregory, Miss Edith. Hill.
Miss Cnroline "Wlsdener, Miss llarrlet
Bohn. Miss Theresa Aarou, Miss Sadie
Craig. Mis Ethel Springer. Miss Ethel
Schutz, Ml"" Mardella Boyer nud Miss
Kathleen Boyer, of t'ottsville; Mr.
n,M.ro llirkenmaier. Mr. Homer Val
entine, Mr. Harry Sbultz. Mr. George
Lutz, Mr. uaymona onuiiz ana .Airs.
Rnymoud Cornell.
Miss Hortense Campbell, of Leiper
street, U spending several weeks iu the
Pocono Mountains.
.Mr. and Mrs. John Firth, of 1044
Foulkrod street, ae staying nt Atlan
tic City.
Mrs. U. Cornell, of 1028 Bridge
street, is entertaining Miss Madella
Boyer and Miss Kathleen Boyer, of
Pottsvllie, as ner guecis.
Mrs. J. Hopwlck," of Penn street, is
at Ocean uuy unm oner jjaDor uay.
Mrs. V. Allen and Miss Mary .Allen
Bail, UUm.al AUto, Jr., ol.-iS Oak
ILT3DGER PHIEABEEPHIX, TUESDAY, -
YOUNG RESIDENT
MASTKR IIAIl l;
1 Hbv ' imm
The small son of Mr. and Mrs. llanej T. Say en, of Wendnicr avenue,
Rosemonl
HARVARD PROFESSOR RAPS
PEPPER'S "MOSE$rjJISCOURSE
bays Lawyers Should Not Wander Into Unfamiliar Old Testa
ment Wilson Is "'Yew Moses," Leapue
If ill Stand. Ho Declares
Lawyers might never to wander from
the province of law into the less
familiar field of Old Testament inter
pretntinn, is the opinion of Francis C,
Peabody, professor emeritus nf Chris-
tian morals at Harvard.
And the professor gently raps l.eorg'
'Winrton I'eppcr. nuti-leagne-nt-iiniioiis
contender, for failing to carry In its
conclusion the contrast Mr. Pepper .lis-
nyered between "Moses nnd Woodrow
Wilon, nnd between the giving of the
In..- I...... XTsni.t inni nnrt .tin nrrx'lii
lilt. ,...i,i ......... .....u. ,
. f IU nJnimii. Irnin I'l.rt. "
Prnfessor Peabody ill the HM0n
Transcript says:
"Moses, according to the Rook nf Pen
teronnmy. withdrew himsulf. Mr. Pep
per lay fully says, 'from hi ntliciel
duties for fori, rlnvs.' which then seem
ed a long time for the executive to re
main nwny. nnd receive the eovetintil
'written with the finger of find upon
two tables of stone."
"Returning to the people, howeier.
and finding thai in hi absence they hail
'turned aside quickly' from the fourteen
points of the law. 'his niiger mercumc
him nnd be broke the Inhles before their'
eyes. Iu the smile ciouu oi secrecy .ir.
Wilson has. according to Mr. Pepper,
withdrawn himself for s.ven mouths
from his people nnd they have eagerly
awaited his return.
"But 'what n strange contrast' I Pie
comes back, 'bringing the two tables
with him, the coiennnt and the treaty.'
But the people discover that it was lint
'the finger nf find that was writing the
covenant.' and in their own righteous
anger they break the tables themselves
It was Moses who broke the old cove
nnnt It i the peojile who will cast I
down the new. I
'
Perils fnr a lawyer i
"This interesting excursion of ii dis j
tinguished ad locate from his own prov
ince of the law into the less fauiilinri
111"' " I"' HI" - .... . .. .- ..... ..... .,-,-.- .- .
field of Old Testament interpretation, i J if he takes tn heart the teaching of
not without its perils. The argument; Deuteronomy, come again before the
from analogy is itself often misleading : people, Miu'ving the two tnbles in bis
nnd tn be "eoniineing it must be, like! hand' nnd suying. 'There they be, ns
i. -.nlf-stroke, 'followed through.
"Mr. Pepper finds the ninth chapter
of Deuteronomy, from which he derive
his dramatic contrast, 'one nt the most
interesting in the Old Testament.'
land street, are staying at Wildwood for,
several weeks.
Miss Kllnor Wellmnn. of Oakland
street, is visiting friends iu Atlantic
Cltv for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, of 201.'. Pratt
street, and Mr. and Mrs .1 Keller have
returned from u motor trip to Stratford
Co...... where they were the guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jones Bjierdsell.
MANAYUNK
Mis Mny Schommer, nf Ripku aie
nue! li spending a fortnight nt Wild-
wood.
Mr nnd Mrs. Millard Harnier and
1.Ir' " MesVer John Harmer, of Her-
the1
dlnee street nre visiting Mr. nnd Mrs.
iohn'llnrmer fit the Cedar Crest Club,
m
Tnl.
r.ann View. Del
Mr. Isaiah Schuyler, of right
street has gone to Ash Mid, Pa., to
remain through the month.
Miss Carolyn Steinruck, Mlss.Mnr
gnret Stelnruek, Mr.. Harry Steinruck
b.1 Mr Howard Steinruck. dnugbtcrs
n sons of Mrs. Caroline Steinruck of
22" Hipka avenue, nre spending the,
summer in Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Black, of ir.O
C.reen Inne. nnd their sons, Mr. Robert
C Blsck nud Mr. Krnost Black, nnd
Miss Clara McMaster will motor to
Ntagara Falls aud Cauada the Inst week
in August.
ROXBOROUOH
Miss Carrie Karushaw, of Walnut
lane, will spend the Inst weeks of Au
gust in the mountains near the Delu
wnre Water Gap.
Mr. nud Mrs. Jacob Stout, of Paoli
avenue have gone to Wildwood for the
remainder ol the season.
5IUs Fanny Norbury, of Leverlngton
avenue, has been spending some time
visitins friends in Delaware,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ehly, of Mar
tin street, are spending the summer In
Sea Isle City.
Mrs, Ralph Hobson and her family,
of Rector street, are spending the sum
I
OF MAIN LINE
Pho
.IK.
n h. P. i rln i
T SAYKN,
"There is. .oweei. fnr his iiniuedi
nte purpose, n still more inlereslin
'.chapter, nnd it immediately succeeds Ihe
j one In which bis attention hns been
drawn. If Mr. Pepper's biblical to
searches hud pro ded In examine the
t - t chapter of Deulernnnmy . hn would
llu(1 mili(.,,,) !,, happened after the
j,iiBllnllt Moses hud broken the (able-
nM(.h ,, ,)(,P1 ,.,,, ,,(I to his charge
, "The Lord, it there appears, forth
with enmmauded him 'tn hew two tables
.
! f MOIIO like UUtd
the lirsl,' nnd In
i .'w1"''' "' he table the words Hint were
I in the first tables': whereupon Moses
j 'wrote on the table, according to the
i first writing, the Ten Cninmniiiliiicnls.'
I and snid to the people: 'There (hey be.
, as the Lord commnnded me.'
"The tempornrv repudiation nf the
covenant proved mumiiling; the ratifi
cation nf It wns commanded by the same
.nice which hnd dictated il : and from
i II. nt time to Ibis the covenant ha nuiin-
taineil lis authority, and Mr. Pepper.
I a n devoted ohtirchiniiu. makes his loyal
confession e.ery Sunday : 'l.mil, have
mercy upon us nnd incline out hearts to
i seep nil
j
Inw.'
Comparison a Failure
"Few of Mr. Wilson's adherents
would hnve ventured In compare even
his solemn responsibilities in I'nris with
so majestic un event as the leeching of
the Law on Sinni: but if Mr. Pepper
insists on lifting the peace negotiations
to Ihe height of Ihe Ten Cnmmand
ments, he must accept the consequences.
Keckless Indignnlion nnd persoual
' animosity may cnnoeiwibly obstruct r
even shatter the new covenant ; but his-
torlenl analngy would seem lo iudicute
the truitlessness nf Ibis eiidenvnr.
'it1(, v,ords 'thai were in the first
tables' lire likely to be repeated In
(heir successors: the new Moses to
use Mr. Pepper's ambitious title will.
the Lord commanded me"; mid in the
end Mr. Pepper, with nil good citizens.
will loyally adjust iiimsen to me new
commandments and incline his heart to
keep this law."
mer in Atlantic City, where they nre
joined over the week-ends liy -Mr. Jloh
son. .
Mr. II. K. l'.isenhnrdl. of Hiirmnn
road, is spending several weeks in
Northfield, Mass.
WISSAHICKON
Mrs. L. T. Jackboii, of 217 Roebelle
avenue, and her mother, Mrs. W. Se
dan, have gone to Atlnntie City to re
mnin until September. -f'
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mnrrintt nre re
ceiving congrntulntlons on the birth of
a daughter, Helen Margaret Marriott.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Haydn Mnrrintt, of
210 Osboru street, have returned to
Wlssahlekou. after upending several
weeks in Wildwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley Murdock. of
210 Sumac street, have as their guest
their neice. Miss Dorothy Rarick, of
Ridley Park, Pa.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Captnin Irvin S. Grindrod. of Queen
lane, spent the week end in New Platz,
N. Y. Ills sister. Miss Mary Grindrod,
after a short stny in Ocean City, will go
to Lawrj-nccville, N. J., where she will
be the guest of her uucle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Allownys,
who hnve arranged n number of enter
tainments in her honor.
Mrs. Benjamin Omensetter nnd her
daughter. Miss Bessie Omensetter, of
Queen lnne, left on Saturday to spend
a fortnight nt Wildwood Crest.
Miss Florence Sudell nnd her sister,
Miss Klla Sudell. of Queen lane, haw
gone to Stone Harbor for the lute sum
mer. ' EDGEWATER PARK, N. J.
Mrs, William II. Dickerson nnd her
little son, who ere guests of Mr. and
!lrs. C. H. Murter, of Wood luue, will
leave tomorrow evenlug for their home
In Norfolk, Vn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen B. Cuthbert nud
MIsh Kmily T Cuthbert, of Cresson,
Pa., nro taking an extended trip through
the West and will sneud some' time with
Mies E,. C. JTcrsuton, of Kdgcwatcr
'ATJGTJST 19, 1010
nf I
Pnik. who l opeiidlne six mntilha
Snnln Fr. N. M.
Mr anil Mrs Ilnrry Pnulu who
hnve been spending severnl weeks nl
Ocean City, will be guests for the fori
night of Mrs Pnulus's pnrenl. Mr. nud
.Mis. l.clwnnl Collin. .Ir.. nt Lilgewnter
Pnrk.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hnnnrd Frni.er and ,
iheif little children IniM' returned In
their home after spending n fortnight nl '
Oc tan (Jrnve. N. .1.
Mi Henry C. ltli. .".d, afler peiid
nig a inoniii Willi Ins mntlier. Mr
llenrv C. Blair, mi Park lane. Im re
luriied to Si Thomas, in tin' Virgin
islands, wlictc he will reiiiinn fur six
mniitlis Mr Itliiir nl the beginning
Ot I He Will was appilllltl ll sellout direi In
of Hie lrgin islnnns nud gave nn hi
business ns n druggist in Philadelphia
tn -erve ns i inititr .
., , ., , ,, ,
Mninr and Mr. .hs-e I hue mi, I
their little daughter me now at (.limn-
tiro Va.. nfler spending n few weeks
on 'l"nk"la!re f Mr"" "P"ry '" M1,,lr'
on I .nk lane
Colonel and Mrs John H. Sinex are
now neepjing their .oimtrj home mi
the Deluwnre after spending Inn months
iu Ocean City.
WEDDING IN DELANCO. N. J.
mmo, .encue uouisr us menou lslslir ,, ,,,, u vi,pmn, a i..,st
KAlfmtrl r. C.. -.. I h
,...cu 1U s,c,a-"" oxaniey Mossier ,
i . hti preny nnmc wei.ding was
, solrnini.ed nt the home nf Mr. nnd Mrs
A ver pretty home weiMinr wnsi.
-- i ' I
llnvmnuil de Mennii. in Delnncn. N. J.,
nl 7 o'clnck on Rnlurdaj evening, when
llieir dniiglilrr. Miss .Trniieltc Lnuise
de Menou. became Ihe bride nf Sergeant
ISlnnley ltnssier. nf (lenesen. Ill The
l!ei Hoiiier .1. O. Itinker. pastor nf
the Preshjterinn Church, performeil Hie
I ceieinntn .
The bride was gnen m marringe b.
her father, nnd her onlj ntteiidant was
Miss Mnrj Reese, nf West I'liiladel
phia. ss maid of lmnnr The bridegroom
hnd fnr his hrs n,Hti Mr. Edmund F.
I oln n nf Wilke- Bnrre. Pa. A re
eeptinn followed the ceremony, nfler
which Sergeant nnd Mrs. Binirr left
on n wedding nip thinngh the New
llnglnnd states.
, BURLESQUE AMUSEMENTS i
Opening Bills Full of Typical Comedy
and Music
I "Butterflies of Rrondwnj" open the'
! I'lirrenl Casino season iu nnvel fashion
I This brand new nffering fcnlures Ihe
Inlesi in snug, specinlty and dancing.
Side splitting enmedians with brnad fun'
Hint tnuched off the Inughter as a
mutch tnnehes 0n gunpowder, and it !
chorus of quality, with Matlie Beale
the "cjiinlitj esl." have plensed enllui-
smstic audiences since the inaugural I
Sntiirilnj night. The costumes are i
' -'
novel and in keeping with the spirit of
Ihe day. Many novel sets ligilie in tin
scenic investiture.
III.Hir - "Rnzzlo Dazzle." which
opened Ihe season, proved a clean show
of interesting burlesque. The company
is especially graced by a bevy of siglitlv
chorister, who can also sing mid dunce.
The principals were well up In the
mark in voice aud comedy; in their en-
te'liiining extravaganza. A big aiidienee
iipplnui
led show and players.
i ium .Mii'.i.ii a star cast in a
fresh and tuiiefiii extraiugiiuzii, char
aelori.ed the "liirls, Cirls, llirls"
company, which opened ihe sensnn.
Alice Page, a classic dancer, proved as
. 1. t I I..,.!.. ...,il ..llilei ,. r.n..1 ..I I
ii... i . i . 1 1 .. .. ii'i nn ... nin u. ii . 1 1 i vn inui :
ister from ii marble frieze. Snitz Moore I
tnoiei tie louse will ..... nni W II
Lawrence liied tin In the exiicctiili.m nflthe average picture fan. but here I Hn
minstrel funs. win. knew him when .
black -faced al Duinonl's. Mlrt,p I
Cheery, prima donna lighted ' m,
her
leasing personality and attractive I
singing
RUSSIAN BOY TO LAND
Refugee Will Be Adopted by Army
Lieutenant
Officials of the (ilnuceslcr immigra
tion station lime received word from
n nsni.iginn in release .nirieen year-nld
. ....
Paul Turantnff. the Russian boy. who
I wns limught mer nn the sten.nship
Haverford nearh three weeks ago by
Lieutenant Smith, nf the .'i.'l'.lth ln-
' fa n try.
i . . . ... .i. ...... , ...
i i.icuieiioni .-... nn win ininpi tne liny,
! hut he must tile a Pond tor K.itm
lie must I. lc a bond tor X.illH ...
' nrnnerlv educate the lad. Mninr Dnn.i -
I cliim. of the snme infat.tr. . who broiigl
i nv0P Alexnnder Brathewiez. a thirteen
, year-old Polish boy. hns not appeared
t the station ns yet tn iirrnnge fnr his
release.
Ittitl Cramlnll. the ankee soldier nf
Chiirchtown. Mil., who is in adopt Lmil
Paul (Jerard. the fourt i-yenr-old
i (( ia t ..... . . . . - ........... ,. iti will I '!- .
French boy, who bn.s been at the liloar"' One must tnke iniaginiitiot. back to
coster station for three months, hajjifid olden days In got into the lorv of Ihe
appeared a vol and the iminigrntiun , man who goes In a town run by a
authorities four that the Inn will he de- crooked gm.g. nnd nfter n lime man-
ported. ."
: .-,,,
stonenvsn Ma9t?tle at Wildwood
i McmBers of the Sinnomon's Fellowl-
! shin art considering n nlmi ti'ostah-
! lish n Icolony nt .Vlhlwnoil. "it is
; plunncdito buy n t
et of land outright
hv the Belllnir nf iifilids In tne.nhers ai
., jrfTT
the orauniziiiinliA'iiii'l In erec
ruii.i
hungulnls. It i 3f proposed tginve the
seltleni'flit completed b. ufxf sutniurr
TOD
S MAriRIAGE LICENSES
llotwrt J. llwfrr .11) " .M
C llrux'lfli 41-'!' Turn, r ..
nnd i:so
VUHlLrMullr .'mis All.i'in.i nl
Ollfiinl 1770 V Fri.in !
rry XV !onhrd 1 .irli I'
nil li.nma I
.mil M:tii
Alt' IliA
at nml
r. niBwuiii .i.i.i . iii-on-r ,ir
David Kven. 17L'3 H 7lh l
cinmifr. 2011 s. i nth m.
Isinlore Ivlnnky. SIM7 N Tronl at
Lillian SKC'ks '.MO. 8 llllli si
Hownril A Osbornn 1(12 S J.1.1 l
nml
KlfHnnr XI. I'nrlln Him s KlniiKnlil n
Vivian P.. Heera 1321 rMiK.. si h.hI Den-
Irlre V Rearles 3321' N !. l
t't.arlrii R Saundem. lll;ir. rhadwlek nt .
anil Viola CI. Shcpimrd 2fl'J yVtilkl.is nl
Dohfrt WlllliimH Merotmun lll N ,.. nnd
Kllialx-lh S Smith. l.'i.M riithurlni- m
AUijuite lie Rnoher. 7'j:..1 I.linrklln pike.
and Marie Johnaon. .12.11 N' 2.1. h .1
John C Ilollx-. 30S7 Emra,l.l st and i;n I:.
Murphy. 23 i: Upnlnoaii m
Alexander liable. 21.1 Spruce at , and Asata
lllFaua 401) S nth nl
William Ward. 1010 Hnmllmn t . and Marl
n Nuarent 72.1 N !!.! si.
Ildwarit H. Fellows lli.'iO llnwnn nt iiti.I
Iluth A. Jord.in. noon lUirhwnm1 nl
Mlihael rrolliter. lin St 21m nt . ami Mary
Srhrndfr. lift K 21 at nt
Kins' I.ttten. 4tin7 Warnnrk at . and Mary
Sflt7er. ln.'in V. SInt st
I)aUl Melnlck. 1,127 !1. ."th al . and Surah
Dnbkln. HOI N front st.
I. Roy dale. Atlantlf I'tty, V I . and
I.nttla Hand. Atlantle Clly. N J
William llonkln. 2IS0 Webatnr si . and
Mary Jarkaon. 21S0 VS'fbnter st
Joseph Knnnpk.i 17S.1 N 711. 81 and
Teresa Hakel. 021 V Slh nl
Haymond a. Pennlnstn.i, .'olw.n. I'a , an. I
Anna K. Wllsnn. S2S N 24th si
I'ar.nin Padolese. 3111 Slnnlnn st and
Nlrollnn Iannlttii, .13S4 Krnlir.il. n.
Joseph Ktawnrsky. 21112 H. nth st . and
Klliabeth Muklr.. 2in p. Ilh t
Meyer llarnnskv 723 Morris at . and Hose
l.lpman. 21n Innbard st
Kdward W Kroat. 1.VV1 N fllat st and
Valora Morrison. 103 nuneannon si
Charles Bnyder 42.12 Romaln at . and Oer-
irudo Mvera, 1A7.1 Flllmora at.
Band Concerts Today
Municipal Band, tonight, Tuc
ony and Tucker Rtreets.
Philadelphia Band, tonight, City
Hall plaza.
Fnlrmount X'ark Band, afternoon
and evening, Strawberry Mansion.
PICTORIAL BEAUTY
MARKS NEW FILMS
Paulino Frederick's New Emo-'
tional Role on View
at Stanley
SI WI.P.V-"rii 1'e.ife nf llonrlne Itlifr."'
.. i.i. ............ ..ninJ Ui..b. I., il.nr,
i: . vn srlrnlk pirorie.i n irior i.
s, lurtjinsrr (!,,i,i,vMi
The Mriko of the nclor ha not nf
fected the peace nf the silvershrets n '
J el. and it niaj nnl, but
The Peace of
, . ,, ., i. ..i .. i
unnriog un-er wns tnsuirne,, nee , ., ....
,, ,. , ,, ,. ''" Samuel was nnnther bright
"nuline I rederiek went there wn llici),Kilf on thp b ((,r ,.lllrnrtor K0xg
, Coldwvn vceunrio route Melndiniiin tn i were put ncros in iho typlrnl Bav
'Hio nth degree . unfoldcl after hn Bet ""' -liK She chniisted her stock
of rll,.,.p in ,, f f roppntc( .
there. 'plniise "i""i-u !
I lt mig,lt pin , nivertie fn. a wife.' M'n,;. I,nr,.r-H ,.,., .,.,. imnr
. . . . .: , , ninpnm gne impre.-
'"ll when scimp nn else line it as a sinn nr riininus operatic stars. The
I joke and ign another name, which r1"?",18 ,""" Pa'ticularlj worth while.
i .. i, f .miM(. f..r man inl.",," I1r,,,,v "'-"v ,n,,h,h': "'"
. , , ,. ''"""Poiiineoiis snugs nnd recitations.
t me cjisp. Mierc can ne out nue umiii
n,iMrr.s . ha, hl.r nns,M,es5fiil in!
. . . . !
lii, ., II ,, el ., 1 . ..... n . ,. .. 4 ( nas n liz-lll t.T 'I
I I n I P" li" II I 11 lllllll IIH' i -!'
that any one of Ihe male sex could he
i.. ...!.. .-. ....... I,,.,
,..- ....,,.- .
! t i. .: i t.t ... ... .....
neis nir nir nsi.iilg iieriiirn in ,;' l 'v.-u j
Willi the nlijeet or her ll fleet loll". .ln.,lb n,
ad is pliiced in ii iiinlriiiinuiiil news i.......
Illlliee lltlfl ll l. mil' r.M'1 mm. tn I ll n W'csl j
to serk out Hie man wishing to uinrrj
1 "' ' "" "
her She nrriies. nut Inn it nil a i
tiiistnLrn iinrl n lull lifiimenu llien Is hpst
i..r, ......... I..'... V.V ... ...in: i..
.... ., ii ... ... ii. ni. in in.- i ... ... - ...
icserip mr tnii.ro speclatnr.
Pauline Frederick is excellent in Hie
i olc nf tin- heionie She luis nnl Inst
her desire tn preei.t emntintinl studies
Thomas llnldiug is the man in the case
nnd Ldia Yejiimiiis Til us. the "enmic
iclief." Coriniie Barker i the niiseliiel' '
milker, ns the piitmisti ess i
1 M.M i;- "llr'irlsril.e.' villi I him Me i
Mlrrrien h Hurrv llenuinnn. tnl.n fi
lli plv hj t'lirles K'leln linlilwMi
ll 'Mis ii tragic fate which Charles
Klein met with the sinking nf the l.ui
t a li u. nnd the loss is hm.icht nut the
mure now thai the phntitpht sereen is1
ircoriling his pn. "Heartsease." It
wnrthv nf Tom Moore s talents that he,
shoubl have been selected to pot trn I ""' Bennett sludlns with n large com
the leading rule in this plnj . I pany "f comedian There are other
The beauty of Ihe mounting, of (his1 acts on :i hill which holds the interest
phntnplii. is a iredil In the artistic : from start In linish.
skill of Hugo Ilallin unil the directing of, ....
Hurry Beaumont proves that a former, CROSS RHYS Another up to dat
aclor can alsn he a gmid director. There ,lr' with the alluring title of "Apple
is also a surprise for the til in fnus In Blosnni Time" heads a big bill. This
,,ene Chadwiek. who comes forth as a I
,..,. leiidinc woiiui.i for the star. It is l
I1IIH M lllllll .1MIH1II Mil till r!" m t
the work nf Tom Moore, however, which I
attracts the most nttenlton ami places j i,u'i" an aci with many new songs
this artist in the first nink of screen which ought to become popular here,
favorites. Ills Hppenls with bis frank j Oilier nets are "The Installment Col
boyishness and his ability to portray j lector." an amusing sketch ; Nelson's
emotion. Others in tho enst are Alec
It. Francis and Rosemary Theby. Syd
nc Ainsworth hns an important role.
MiCADIA "X Smlrlj r.xlle." wilh i:iie
IVrcunfn Slerv bv llonr A.tliur Jnnen
il iorte.1 bv llrorce I- lAtmilunre. .-vri--rH.
F.n
sheer biniity and good taste in
eiery detail there has ..ely been
I thiiiL- to surnnss this play, as presented
upon the screen by a coterie of directors
and artists. The st.iry hnld attention
from the start and here i a word of
caution : see it from the very beginning
or else lose the full measure of its
.nlApl.i!nmnill
.in. i u nun' ." .
Dramas of so-called society life are
UOlllliy sill nil nun "miiihii
exception to the rule because the l.nsic
piinciple r lie tuie luig.i. ...-"
""veil ..round the 1im-s of any In. pe. - -
-'- "' is in .x.-m. "'"''"'..
llrnma ine lllKicni' ,r- " "' -
ienlnusy, mnney. blackniail. murder and
suicide. The result is a i.i ....
roved a good piny when presenteil as
We Can't Be ns Bad as All That."
provr
Tho Venetian scones are iruiy
iiiarkablc and when the secret i ex
posed, that they were made iu a studio
nnd lipon a wooden floor, they should
.i.eiir n 1 lie uinro rein
arKiinie in un-
" " ,.,. .,. ,,srv... her lion
ninvic inn. ... ..
ors in her new role, while the others in
il... ens! nre
fine nayers: .lulu, liean.
Hijou Fernandez. Henry niopiionsn...
W. P. Ciirleton nnd Wnrburtoii (Iambic.
j vir irilA
The rninlnc of (he Ij"." "I'll
fr,,, R -tor In i-lwrles A SVIlr I es.
Audience like good music, and with
,i,e return of Dessnner Brothers' Or
n. All I lirfl'li n ii.. ..ii ,.......
chestra fnr the fifth season, the crowd
... .i..
.'.. .,. :......l....ll... K...1 li,
.,,... .,. clean it un. This is what ll
,oro does, and in good shnpW too. while
i,.. exhibits n ot or -:pep ns an am-
loie in his thrillinfliinipn nn'l stunts.
I'.esides tlueKtnr there appear Bmwnie
VerimnCJack Curtis and George Nidi -
:nojM"
oJM
hti:ai:NT "liisy i
Mul.e 'Monr.r." uih
,,.., .loll Slor
llrrt l.vlell sior j ii mihi iMMiiiu.
Ulreeteii li) IMulii I'Biewe. il.lr.i.
The title nf tin film is not quite so
! plausible as it
omuls unless one might
I secure a position in some scennno do
pnrtinent. wliere ll is posn.ic in ......
out a script ot thl ciiaracier. ,i .or
.. . . .. i ..-., ...............
mer unci niarries u nunin-i .-- uhukhhi.
and nn idler marries a little country
girl. The way the liny "nuikes money
easy" is to make a bet that he will not
be arrested more thnn otfee iu n jenr.
After bis first nrrest he is given n sen-
tenre of twelve mouths, and, of course,
wins the bet.
Bert Lytlle is the hero nud Gertrude
Selby is the heroine. Frank Currier..
Stuntoii Heck and Bull Montana are
the other players.
There is n fine exhibition of the movie
nrt in The Mrtuous I niei nl tlie
Locust, while the Strand has the thrill
ing "Wagon Tracks." with W. S.
Hurt ns the stnr.
WILLOW GROVE PARK
Eerbody Is Whhtlfnr, thj Nw .SOUS A
Marthea flajfd 'l-
SOUSAfSBAND
t.leut JOHN PHII.t)1 !Pfs.. Con.lurtor
i:vi;in aktishNsDon nd kvi:nimi
THtn.SUAV. Al'll 21 SOl'il.V UAY
B. F. KEITH'S tHEKTRE
CLIFTON CRAWpORD
In New SontfJi an HUyleii
RAY SAMUELS Ti-ui?-irvmii
MniD. Uoree'a Celebritlea, Ernest Kvnns &
GlrU; Juck Kennedy ii Carf,Uyti HM,
and Othtraj
7 A OTM Ladiejt mat. today"
LAbliNU Butterflies of
WALNUT Al). 8TH
i uuu njr
BIJOU
A MATl.NU:
IIAHI
8th Above Ract
Trocadero 9,$
here yesterday attesteu .n mo piqni- ier and AincK. inc "men villi me loosei
larity of this baud. In the feature ! f, ,,( nre ns ludicrous and amusing ftsi
photoplav Tom Mix wits the hern. This e.er. Marston and Mnneely in n sens
actor iirapi'lly coining tn the fore as u and patter net : Applrgrau and Rosen
.i.J' 'quest, heavyweight comedians, and a
urroDAV
ft- HAKTlyCS
RazJgJJ'azzl e
11
CLIFTON CRAWFORD
STAR AT KEITH'S
Former Musical Comedy Heat
Has Good Act Ray Sam-
uels Is Back
I'liflon Crawford. niiiMcn' comedy
.-.ei. . in eii iienoiinc nnuors on ine ex
Vellenl hill at Keith's this week .Mr.
Crawford entertnlnrd with n series of
recitations nnd stories. His songs were
' ' ",c "'""He and received warjit
i.rncsi I.Min ntid
a ouartet cnter-
tinned with vine
dnnces nnd instru-
mental uiiish
link Kennedy and
one net comedy play-
- ompanj hnc
M I ,
I ne I,,, f !,., .. i
i..- . !"..
A futur-
isijc en or nlm
"The Beginnine of
rhe ) orld.
... .
fiatiirinir Mnie t.nlnni.
nf the iimellle on the pro-
.( .... , ...
..lack Cnht
' ' nniein .mimim ' .. . . ., l-
, ,. . "i' "is iiurreu n.T
nnd Dnii rinm.iii.
I .Miss Lillinn n.,1 !..!
mi.
lit. ,. .: r .. wire Seer)
.I,.:."" " syn,nsl,c feat.
i Here w ere n Isn
severnl rA1 f .
Imn pielures ileni, .,',, i..i ' , ..
,.,, " " '"'I'ics oi me
COL(IN.l,..T,e iin... , .
Mi.. i si .. ""K riB or
snoeL ' rrt"r" 'V' ' r
Me I rngageme,,, . ,,, r1,onIa.
i 1. 1, is opening us new season after
evteM,c nllerations d ,mprovemet,t.
N chnngc bn been InBlI(1 in ,
disport themselves in Ihe P.ptt , w
" "K ""'IS and nffer nnrel fe,.
I nl ii
"..g a nn dance nature. Along
the personal iinnenrn,,.... - n.
with
Sennett Beauties, the Cnln.iial -baa a
I showing nf the four ,..1 ..l...r
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'""nee noodle ... Herlin.'' made at
'nuMciiI net enntnius a wealth of catchy
'"tigs, clever dance and russet-cheeked
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SirK W'.'llinn. Smith and
company
let, clever nniinal nctors; "They Vre
After Me." an amusing skit, and a new
installment of "The Perils of Thunder
Mountain," serial photoplay.
IO BE An out-ot-thc-ordlnsrr
i musical ntiering is seen in the Tom
any-.nrown Itevue, which has a large and
.capable I'nmpany, attractive investiture
and much humor. As nn added attrac-
tinn nf interest there is Pernlkoff and
the Rose Ballet, a collection of classic
i dancer. The net stand nbnve mor.
nets of this type. The rest of the good
llil! ll.ctiwlos Hie Vnilt fnln.l dl.l.
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thp tilnekers. water jugglers: n fnrceA 1
it Jnilhlrd"; Cook and Vernopt -g
ans: IMsnn and company and ilj
, i-innrisi.
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,. (evellos with a clever
novelty.
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ynopn ,., ., , vonKs.er consimite tie,
.iuh-uhi- i nines. uo.ui, nrmiiiucrs. ine.
nnn "ten living dolls in motion" i5
"iweii npplieii. hotn a lo their
j ance mid their clever dnnce steps. They
j well deserve the reception they get.
appear-
"Marrineiii One t'p." a song skit with
Bnatinn and Barrette, pro.es another
real hit on an exceptional program.
Other entertaining ticls nre Ernest Du
pille. the twentieth century comedian;
the Five Partrnwars. novelty equill .
brits; the Cnrolii Trio; Florence Tim
poni. the "sunshine girl," nud a new
episode in the photoplay serial, "Tho
(Jreat Cnmble,"
NIXON TTie prugrnm of vaudeville;
and pielures contains something of In
terest for every one. Dare Austin, Just
returned from oversea, hn a new skit
which convuNcs the audience, and 5111-
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