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EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1919
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tallcs About More Debutante Affairs to Be
Given Next Month She Chats About a
Bridc'to-Bc
WELL, the dotes and receiving i
parties and evorythinE nrc coming
on fast and furious ami In a week or
two everything will bo in full sway,
that's Bure.
October Is so full of dotes It seems
really remarkoblo that so many parties
can bo given In one month. I told you
of the dotes for the nrst week In th'j
month a short time ago and now listen
to this, for theso have all been added
to the already largo number of parties
.for that -week. Kllcn and Mary, or
rather I should sny, Mary and Ellen
Rlcndlnnlng are to make their debut on
October 2, nnd Kathleen Hitter will
bo introduced out in Ardmore that day.
Tho Olcndinhlngs live in Chestnut Hill
and their tea will bo nt Jhbir place,
the Squirrels.
The Henry Brlnton Coxes vv 111 give .1
tea on Friday the third, at 1'enllyii' for
ws. Catherine Coie, and how on earth we
are going to get to all tho places on
Saturday of that week will bo indeed
bard to say,
IN THE first place, there's tho Crawford-Clay
wedding out in .Tenkin
town and there will ba four teas. Polly
Thayer will he introduced by her
mother, Mrs. John 11. Thayer Jr.. nt
Redwood, their Haverford home. Tdlth
Newlln and Sarah Harrison will bo
given a tea by their cousin, Mrs.
Wllllatn A. Weber, nt her home in Ilryn
Mawr. Edith Notvlin. is the daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. IUchard Newlln, of
AVhltford. Her brother, .Tnelt, you re
member, was with the American am
bulance in France nnd was killed in
1917. He was a perfectly fino young
fellow and every ono felt his death
terribly. Alice Newlln, nn older sister,
is at college nnd then thcro is another
brother named for his father, Itlcbard
S. Newlln.
Sarah Harrison is tho eldest of the
Harrison girls, daughters of the
Joseph Harrisons. Their mothers will
receive with Mrs, Weber nt tho tea, of
course.
Margaret Earlo is to be Introduced
at her homo in Chestnut Hill that af
ternoon and further up tho Main Line
than IJryn Mawr, will be the Little
tea nt Strafford to introduco Molly I ,,ust Harbor, where she has been spend
Little. So you sec it will be some busy jn- scvcrn w-eeks. '
day indeed. And to add to that In tue
evening Mr. nnd Mrs. William Henrv ,
xrotier urc 10 give n iuuii:u ,. mvn
homo in Chestnut Hill for their daugh
ter, Betty Trotter, and for Margaret
Ross, the daughter of tho Walter Ross
es, and Nancy Walker, a perfectly
sweet little girl from St. Louis, who Is
to be a debutante out there this year,
too, and who will he visiting the Trot
ters at that time.
iwmi .vionuuy oi me iicxi ss.
II will nnmo lie Vc-ltlil.-lu tell. 1U
!.!!. T., -v-t.., .,,,. Ill ,,,ob.. lw,r , In.
but. She is the daughter of the Pone
yeatmnns and the cards are already,
oat for that party. It's to be given at
the Yentmnns Chestnut Hill home ,,'
Jfour until hnlf after six o'clock. !
Caroline Bnrclay decided on October
7 in the spring, so her ten is the
next "on the tnpis." She is the daugh
ter of the William Lyttleton Barclays
Merlon Cricket Club for their
daughters Louisa, whose engagement to
Beaumont Whitney, was announced n
few weeks ngo, Adelaide Newlln nud
the James Caverley Newlin, Jrs., the
latter was Sallie Vocher Williams, you
remember, of Fishkill.
DO YOC think that any ono will be'
able to breatho after the Sth of
October? Well, you'll have to if you
have any breath in your body, for on
the ninth you will have to hie you out
to Ardmore to the Trenchnrd New-
bolds tea for Rhoda Brooke. Mrs. New
,,'."i n,i
inond and
Newbold.
hold's daughter, and for Rosamnn
JInrion .irtz. nieces of Mr,
On Fridny of that week will be the
Goodman tea for Mary Appleton, Mrs.
W. E. Goodmnn's granddaughter, which
will be given in Chestnut Hill, and on
Saturday of that week Elizabeth Anue
Taylor, daughter of the Roland Taylors,
will have her tea.
O
, AND really after that I just can't
- think of any more, it's too awful
to contemplate the fact that tho rest of
the "month will be just ns full, if not
more tull than the early half.
And jou know the Horso Show nt
Bryn Mnvvr comes In tho becond week of
October, It looks to Nancy us If there
would be no rest for the weary I
T HEAR that Anna Straw-bridge's
J. wedding dato lias been set for Oc
tober 8, at Calvary Church, Germnn
town. She's going to marry John Win
throp Claghorn, you know. I saw
Anna, not long ago, in n most becom
ing brown georgette crepo dress with
a little brownish toque which matched
tho dress and was just right with her
coloring. Sho has light brown buir,
'you know, which looks very well with
a brown get-up.
MAX camo in to see me yesterday and
ho said, "Did you see the ad that
was in the paper about me? Nobody
didn't shovvMt to me, but I was lookin'
at the paper and I see MAX, and th,en
I read wot it said, and it was all
about me."
Then ho got confidential jnnd said :
"An do yer know tho lady wot asked me
had I seen a cow Why she's goln'
to tako me and mom and all of us 'cept
me oldest sister wot works, out to th'
country on Saturday."
I told yoij I suspected that those ten
would have a day in the country,
xlldn't I? NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL 'ACTIVITIES
Mr. and 3frs. Stevens Ilecksclier, of
Strafford, will entertain at dinner this
evening after the polo match, in honor
of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Maurice Heckschcr, of New York, who
are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Gardner
Cassatr, of Berwyn. Other guests will
include Mr. and Mrs. Cassatt, Miss
Cassatt and Colonel Albert.
i
Miss Mary O. Page, daughter of Mr,
pud Mrs. Howard Wurts Pago, of 1013
Clinton street, will bo introduced at a
tea to bo given on Saturday, De
cember 13.
At the tes which Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Laussat aeyeliri, of Jlardwlcke, Villa.
; i cova, vtill give at the SeJlerue-StrtttT
ord, on Friday, Qetawr'lilvtt prmnt
of Chestnut Hill. Her mother was Miss Mr. and Mrs. Griffith L. Williams, of, son -m-law and daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs iVn,,ii mC Mnrv iVCnnm-l Mis II ''loM ""'"' "Pnilment m Atlantic City I trom u stn.v in llen li Haven. .. J.
Anne Wister. a daughter of the lute , Bristol. Pa., announce the engagement Ralph Downes. who have been spend-' I J'inn linsiett and Mrs. ",uis C. i.ee-' and return home u, a few days. , Mjjs ,:lizab(,tl ,., Miss Unllc,
Mr, Jones Wister nnd a sister of Mrs. ' f (heir daughter. Miss Jean Marie j"6, ! 5 i",",8'."1, "' their summer home',loln Neighboring clubs have been in- , Mrs. Nana Goldberg aud her son. of Webster nnd Miss Dorothy Auer me
Arthur Mason Chichester, Jr., of Vir- Williams, and Mr. Charles Russell ' ,.- vvlii , ,i"!R'lts, ' IV,,n" tl,0,w".'" vitcd to attend. '102.-. North Thirty -third street, have I miioug the Norristowu High School
ginio. i Kll:s of Camden N J ,1 ,,, I m u iTs '" "' ' ,.- o i , ri . ' returned home after spending the sum-i ginduntes who have left to loiitlnue
The James CaverlevNewl ins vvillivel'L lemeinbeied as Miss Hcrel Torrance. . Miss Sarah ( rnig. of llnsemoiit. is ( mer in Atlantic City . their studies at Ilinknell Fulvcrsity.
a dance on the .-venlne nf Oetoher 7 nt ...Mr and .Mrs. I. p. Mills, of North , visiting Mrs. I-., urringtoii Barnes. , I.ewisbnrg. Pa.
W Wr 4ujhi,r3Ui;t J. "AtctU
Geyclln, tho receiving party will Include
Miss II. Paulino I. Bell, Miss Edith
K. Carpenter, Miss Mnrion . Ilaird,
Miss Gertrude It. P. Oonnwny, Miss
Illioda Brooke, Miss Sarnh II. Dolnn,
Miss Nancy Dunning, Miss Harriet G.
K. Geyclln, Miss Mary Glcndlnnlng,
Miss Ellen Glcndinning, Miss Edith
Newlln, Miss Mary Norris nnd Miss
Eleanor Itobb.
Miss Nancy Emhardt, daughter of the
Ilcv. William Chaunccy Emhardt nnd
Mrs. Emhardt, of Newtown, Pn., will
innke her debut lit n tea to bo given ou
Wednesday, October "2.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George McCnll have
returned from a motor tiip through
New England.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. Sullivan.
Jr., of Ambler, aro being congratulated
ou the birth of a daughter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henri Scott, of West
SehoolhoXise lane, Germnntown, ore
beinrr ennerntulnted nn tho birth (if n
son. John Percivnl Jefferon Scott, ou
September 15.
A party who will line together ut the
Philadelphia Country Club on Saturday
evening nfter the polo Includes Mr. nnd
Mrs. William I,. Hirst, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Edwin C. Donaghy, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Kemble Yarrow and Mrs. J. Bercns
Waters, of New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy II. Clark, of
Bnla, have come back from Northeast
Harbor, where they spent some time.
Miss Elizabeth Hobort Morris,
daughter of tho Rev. Richard J. Mor
ris, who spent tho summer in Maine
with her aunt, Mrs. Paul, will return
next week to her homo in Vlllanova.
The engagement of Miss Morris and Mr.
Willard Spenser, Jr., was announced
last year.
Miss Emily W. Philler. daughter .of
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Pliillcr. of
Hiiverford. has returned from North-
Mf nm Mrg E(Rar UmMKl ,vho
I spent the summer nt Bar Harbor, Me..
will return to their home In Bryn
Muwr, on October 1. Mr. nnd Mrs. A.
C. Dinkey, who have been occupying
the Howard place for the last two years,
will move to New York on October 1.
.Mr. and .Mrs. James Lewis 'iwnucieii;
nnd Miss Louise Porter Tvvaddell. nf,
I)ovon nnU JIr. uaviil M. Pope, or
Devon, nnd Mr. David M. Pope, of
Cicnirn linvo rotoi-nei from n visit In
U.J.. i .1. rpi. .,..,t f VII..
; Tvvaddell and Mr. Pone has recently'?' home nt 012." Warrington avenue.
been announced. i?.,- 1'a.",',,CIV ",1" ",ns an August
- g,1 " f Vii, ".'"'d'ered ns Miss
Mrs. Samuel Lucas and her daughter,) S,,rai, DormaT,? of .lMonu.neut ave-"
Miss Natalie Lucas, who have returned nue. '
I from a trip through the Canadian
trip through
Rockies nnd Alaska, are staying
Montgomery Inn, Bryn Maw r.
at
G5RMANTOWN
Mis. Richard Barry and her daugh
ter. Miss Marguerite Barry, of 015
Locust avenue, have returned from
a two months' stay at Vcntnor, N. J.
Miss Ellen G Elvidge. ot 1-10 West
Sharpiinck street, nuuouiiees the mnr-
riage of her sister, Miss Lillian M.
Elvidge, to Captain Ray II. Stephens,
of Montrose. Pa., ut noou on Tues-
day, September 1(1, in Christ Episco
pnl Church, Germnntown, by the Rev.
f!hnr ex Henrv Arndt.
Charles Henry Arndt.
Mrs. Morris II. Croft, of 1 18 May
lnll(i tfU liad a licr K','t during
, last wcok. ler ni.,C( Mr. William
H. Campbell, of Schenectady. X. Y.
Mr. ( ampuell wan m the city to
. ,.
?lits Temp-
tnihing an-
of Steel-
'
tend the conclave of the Kuicli
Inr. Mrs. Croft is now enterto
other uncle, Mr. O. C. Mace
ton, l'n
Miss Mabel Snowden, of School
lauc, is gpeuuiug n vvcck in luruiey,
l'n. !
Mrs. r, C. McComas. 7.'10 Church
lane, is spending a week at 801!
Second street, Ocean City. ,
'an city.
ouuor Heilev of -)1
ect have retur ed
coi, liavi returned
m i vr - ? :i i .ii
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Connor Ueiley, of .101
Kast Upsal street
from tK?ir apartments nt Atlantic Citv
Mrs. Ueiley's mother, MrK. John F.
Conlln, of 4017 Pulaski avenue, with
her children, has albo returned from
Atlantic City,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mundv' and their
cnn. Mr Clinrles Mllnilv. nf 112.14. Itnvii.
ton street, nnve moved to Ntiauiokin. "' uu" ". newaii, or hub Lliris
Pa. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Werner, of turn street, hns returned from a month's
McCnllum street, are now occupyitig I visit nt Atlantic I ity.
the Mundy home. j Mrl iIowiml (-llrriPi ,)f 2im Sou,h
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund D. Brack! Elev-cnth Ktrpet. has closed her cottage
and their daughter, Miss Catharine
Ireue llrack. ami their son. Mr. Ed
mund I). Brack, Jr., of 12.1 East Coul
ter street, last week visited Miss
Mariau Schrqck, of West Chester. Miss
: -
Fbola by Fhoto-Cnftteri.
MRS. CHESTER 0. SIcAUTHUR
who. before her nwrrlagB eitrly
tfcl. woHi, was, 311s ViOm Ual-
' ' Mi V St, VyU
HMHMMP'TP9MMHMI
Eleanor Wilson Brack Is spending two
weeks In Atlnntlc City.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C Poor and their
daughters, Miss Eleanor Poor and
Miss Natulle Poor, of fi.'iO East Wash
ington lane, nre at their farm at
Jarrettown, Ph. They expect to re
turn to the city in November.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 alley nnd their
daughter, Miss Marjorie .Tolley. of
0510 Musgrnvc street, returned on Mon
day from n season's stay nt Wild
wood. LANSDOWNE
Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Linn Mtslder 1
and daughters, Marian and Betty, are
expected home AVrdnetday from Buck
Hill Foils, where they have been spend
ing me summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Phillips and
their family have closed their rattag"
in Chelsea nnd returned to Lansdowne
They arc preparing tp move into the
Wright house, corner of l.ineoln nnd
I,ansrinwnc avenues, as soon as the
alterations nre completed.
The Albert Clinton Wunderllek Post.
No. 00, American Legion, held a
smoker In the fire house lnit evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry ('. Hartleson,
of Baltimore avenue, nre speuding a
week In Atlantic City.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Qulgg and
Mies Maude M. Miller, of U."48 North
Seventeenth street, have returned from
Ocean City, after spending six weeks
there. Mr. nnd Mrs. Qulgg entertained
ocr the week-end their Mm, .Mr
William J
Qulgg. and Sir. Bernard
Mclluinny; Mr. John I. Jackson was
also a guest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Teller are occu
pying anurtmentH nt the .Hotel Ma
jestic nfter spending the summer tot
Atlantic City.
Mrs II Johnson, of Sixteenth nnd
Poplur streets, has returned from a
mouth's stay at Ocean City.
Tho engagement has been announced
of Miss Florence Harriet Swollow,
daughter of Mrs, Mary Swollow, of
2012 Mount Vernon street, and Mr.
Edward lltcutcr.
Miss Alice Womley, of Fifteenth and
Wallnce streets, is entertaining Miss
Julia Mason, of Pittsburgh, as her guest
for a few weeks.
Miss Florence Bacharach, of 1434
North Seventeenth street, left this
week for Wellesley College.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fleishman, of
lSU.'i North Seventeenth street, have
returned from their stay at Atlantic
City.
.'lrt..
Allen, of Wullace street.
will spend the week-end in New York
ns 1110 guest ot .Mrs. L. Williams.
The weddine of Mis fSprinnIn K.!
Griming, ilauchter r,f Mrs Mnpv I.V
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place on Adnesdav morning, October'
1. m the Church of the Most Precious
Blood. Twentj -eighth and Diamond
' slrp7 '""', Jennie Darragh will be
i T, ' 1 " , "", ""'""" .,, ' n"' ,vnlkr,':
I will he best man The Oeremonv will
he followed by a brenkfnst for tlii
ianiuies at tli
mother.
home of the bride's
Mr. nnd Mrs. Abraham Lander hovel
retiirnt.,1 f... HI ,!... .. 1
' tliev uiinnl fl,! !,..... "' i
, Tv.. ...
, Viinv i ,'-.- V ' " lorrance.
oi j.iiitl .North Eighteenth street, have,
i ill" find iitu I . I. .. ii ni .!.. . t . . , it .
l.'.i" " '"""' ''! io iioston, .vioss..wiU Ku,. talk ou "Club Activities."
uu llie l-linni cities ot .Mllilli- 'I'lmlr
JWPltlll HtrOCt. Ilfiro MfliMinil ft.n...
I , .,.., iiuiiiiii li v lit
their summer home nt Stone Ilubor.
J WEST PHILADELPHIA
!i7Mli!': Mi J'- Ilcdrlek and Miss G.
spending several weeks" in "trnouT
tains. Airs. Hedrick will reti r, ,.
the shore for a " I,0"t stay after which
she will close her cottage for the s ,
and leave for the south
south.
I ... -"V ""!' -Mrs. II. ,j. Connelly, of 30
.suriii r uty-sl
Xth StrPPf . Iinvrti ini-t ..
'turned from u trip to Hoiton und are
now if their cottuRe ut Ocean Citv.
' where they nre entertainine MUs Mi'
i dred Chnttcn nnd their laughter Mi
Jcau Ktfllner. " '
I Mr nml Mrs iP,i,. ,vf.
,,,V' ? ' Artl,ur O Connor, of
",-" cMimnstcr avenue, announce
""' "'irriuge of their ilnughter, Miss
Anne Agitthi O'Connor, and Ur. Marcv
Miehael Weinsteln, nf Xew York, on
Monday, Seiitember lfi, at the Catholic
. uiiiciuui, iiocaestt-r, .. i
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Anchor and their
, -'ir. nnu .virs. John Anchor and tliei
I 'i"!'1"?1'' Miss "y Anchor, of 0X
f"'1"''1'", "treet, .have returned to the!:
loni(i aftrr navlIlg Hpent ..
i "uiiKiuer, .miss .vinry Anchor, of "ft'n
Vitzwnter Sfrf !,,? ivl."V. "i r, w,'5 I
flue snenf tlm c,oun..
ill their cottage nt Stone Harbor.
Miss Hay Bernhardt and Mr. Max
Bcrnhaidt, ot liTO South Eleventh
street, have recently returned from a
trip through Canada and Niagara Falls
Miss Anna II. Sewall, ilnughter of
"' 'V""11" '!J V.y"e wasou. .Mrx.
Currie entertained Miss Mnrgaret Mc
Clurg and Miss Beatrice Ilamer during
the last week.
j jfr. Harry V. Logan nnd her daugh
i vers, .nibs .miie i.ogan nnu .viiss Kath-
ennn l.ogan, ot lf.i;s South .Twenty -
mini siieei, uuve reiumcii Home, after
having hpent the hummer ut Wildvvood.
Miss Martha O'Brien, of 1040 South
I Fifteenth street, has returned home,
alter tpeuuing a tortnight at Oceau
City
The marriage of Miss Mary Itienzi,
of 183S South Sixteenth street, to Mr.
Emanuel Costa, took place yesterday
morning in St. Hita's Catholic Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Itev. Father Ileichert. The wedding
breakfast was attended by the immedi
ate families.
Mrs. Mary C. Hivelll, of 1311 -South
Carlisle street, announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Dlonysia
A. Hivelll, and Mr. Joseph A. Tell, of
810 South Daricn street. A reception
was given last Sunday and was attended
only by tho two families and a few
intimate friends, including the Hev.
Anselmo Haber and Dr.. Joseph It.
Lopez.
Miss Hose Orsatti and Miss Mildred
Orsatti, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
William Orsatti, of 1735 Mifflin street,
havo returned from a fortnight's visit
in Abbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. John J, Matlack, of
23H5 Srruce street, havo closed their
cottage on Anbury avenue, Asbury
Park, for the season.
OLNEY
Mrs. May Frlck, of 411) East
Wypmlng avenue; and her niece, Miss
Dorothy Keynolds, of Oil City, who
baa been visiting Mrs. Frlck, have gone
to OU City and to Ypuugsldwn, 0,
Mr. aud. Mm,, .WHJUmb Mcllbenny
ENGAGEMENT
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I MI.SS .MABEL
1 IKiughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
street, Woodbury, N. ,1.. whose
Cha7al, of ('liui-lesfnn. S.
""d, their son. .Master William Smith
.Aiciiiiennj, ni o esi uinev avenue,
have returned from 11 trip to Atlantic
pjtT
YARDLEY
Mr and Mrs Carlton K ltuh en
I tcrtnined over Sunday. Their guests
1 Included the Rev. Oscar J. Randall nud
wi" "ii V. . 11 "T:1 ti ' '-' :
"""l"11.' "" " """ "' uuuniin-i, .hiss
I Elizabeth Itich
of Ocean Grove, nnd
Miss Mildred Lovett, of Morris Ileiglits.
i Miss Gwciidolyn Franklin has re
turned from Cope May. where she bus
' "!llpml", vo,no Umv-
. The Civic Club will hold a social
meeting Thiirsd.-iv afternoon, when
Mrs. Uolierl i. .Maxwell, ex-prcsiiient
of the Contempornrv Club. Trenton.
'P... ..Ill I... . I I.. -Ml... I"
1 M- ':-.:nift TUhuas l.oe nlm.tm.l
,ii f, t n r.iiinv t'liii'i i nun i iiuiiiii
from visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
, Yardley. '
Mr. Charles Penuock, of Lansdowne, I
visited recently Mr. William M.
Welch. 2d.
i
Mr llicliurd Dyer will giie a dance!
tomonow evening.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mrs. Deborah McMurtiie. of Bow
! tunn uiinul rotnrtioil nvtnnlni frntn n
i fortniitht's visit in Atluntio City,
i .. , .. ,..-.,. . ..
. .. 11 I i 1 .
of 1'ark road and ( iilumct street, !-
.ill. mill .ill". n iiiKtiii i , oi'uuum.
turned eniiv m iiie vvern iraui m vitiii
ivveiKs visn ui .iiiuuui- . u. .
, ,, ... .. . . . ., .
I)r "'"' JIr'-- I)uv"' ' 'n nnd
their joung ".on. David .1. liooii, Jr..
bnve leturiied from Silver Lake, Pike
Icounty. l'n.. vvheie they have been stay-
.ecks' i.ii in Atlantir Cil.
' i"K for three week.".
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrv H. Itenken, of
Queen Lane, who hnve been snendiug the
Inte summer nt Parkers Ford, ramp
home on Snturdii.v .
ROXBOROUCH
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Timeout t. of
'.' .,l ,.'.'.:'i "i?....J ... .wi ..!.. rii.. f..
he rannuT. nleetingVeceued ue " , P on' SumhiV",. "'The ,!!S
the time prizes for the automobile run , J",,"" ' XK Ihl 'S
to the shore. j Bger of the pail.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson, of Green1 After being the guest f Miss Frances
lane, gave a dinner lust week at the AtMuson for the past month. Mile.
Itoxbornuglv Country Club in honor of Kenee Mnuteoiini. of I'uris-. lefi
Miss Berthn Hate, who returned rf- 'vesterdav to spend some time In Wash,
ceutlj from two ycarw' serviie overseus ington, I). C.
with the lied Cros,s. AI1
. . Miss Etta J. Mi(o. alter snetiding
.iiisk .lessir v?.i-tiiiuii ..in, mi -,.-,-
ters. -Miss .Marian vv esieiinun aim .vnss
Clara Westennan, of Hermitage street,
leturiied home the beginning of the week
front n fortnights tour ot llie lireutj
I.aLes.
Miss Edith Ivatzi'iibaeh and her sis
ter, Miss Annu Katzenhaeh, have re
turned home, lifter spending the late
summer in Wildvvood.
TIOGA
Dr. William Smedle.v, of Denver,
Col . who hus been visiting his eousiii,
Mrx. Sara L. Oberhnltzei of West
Tingn street, has gone to New York to
visit friends before returning to his
home in the West.
Major Charles Coleman Jones and
Mrs. .Tones Are spending their honey
moon in the I'ceouo Mountuins, stop
ping at present nt the Naomi Tines
House. The bride" was Miss Dorotljeu
Diugee. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
Clay Dingce, of West Tioga street. Ma
jor and Mrs. .Tones will leavo the end
of the month for their new home iu
Uninmund, I ml.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tabram, of West
Venango htreet. have returned from
Oeean City. Their daughters, Miss
Helen Tabram und Miss Aliee Tiibram.
are nt homo again, after spcudiug some
time at Muck Hill Falls.
The Rev. Sainrlel MvWilliams, Mrs,
McWilliams and their familj. who spent
tho season at Mountaluhome. Tn., have
returned to their home, a.lL'll North
Eighteenth street.
WI68AHICKON
Mr and Mrs. W. II. Linton and
their family have closed their 'Wild
wood cottage and havo returned to their
winter home. JH0 Rochello avenue. Air.
Llnton'a irjptlier, Mra. S. Llntou, nnd
his brother, Pry J. I. Llntont ,rho
spent the M&ton with them, returned
ANNOUNCED
riiotn 'v l'h,,(o I'raftern
IIATTKN
Howard ll.ittcn, of -.lis Cooper
lieigemen! to .Mr. Philip Maxwell
('., has been aunouured
earlj in the month. Doctor Linton re
turned from a v ear's service ovciseus
on June 'J. The lte. .1. Marshall Lin-
.111-
Ion nnd Mrs Linton also spent the s
ea-1
.011 ut vMlilwonil lliei have returned
to tin
home
Tac
Mr. mid Mis. Ross I! Linton, of 20!) I
Roehelle avenue, are at home again,
after spending the season nt their sum-
mer home 111 Ucean I ity
Mr. nnd Mrs William Johnston have
returned to their home on Sumac street i
fiom Seaside Paik, where thev spent I
the lute1 summer.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs David Rabinnvltch and
family, of l(!()!l North Thirty -third
street, have closed their cottage in At
lantic City and returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ri
, ,'.;. "7 ' i in ... ..'. . V, I
nnd their
III1III4I... .- ..in. . iiuiiiii u-i-i, ill
tor Augustus F. Daix, of llll.'l North
Thirty -thiul street, has leturiicd fuuii
A valoii, to lesume her studies.
Mrs, Leon Uoseiibauui, of 2001 North
Thirty -thud stnet. has ns her guest
I her cousin, .Miss Hedel Engel, of Pitts-
burgh.
i Mr. and Mrs. II. I.eveuthal anil their
I fnniilv nf .'11"' riinV.iil slr.n.t I,.,,..
iictnrned from vvihlwood, where
i have been upending the summer.
they
DOYLESTOWN
I Mr. nnd Mr. Wnlson I'. Tmnlinsnii
I linvi nmiouiii-eil tli i'Iikiiri inent of then'
'IIIIIKIIIII, .!-- 111111 I l II U1WII I II III
jIr. Andrew 11 S.ntt. n former iiiem
ilnughter. .vlH1 Helen I nnihnHoii, nnd
i)er f Comnnnv (
Sixth Kegiment, Xu-
I tionu (iuard.
A icceptioii will be given in thi I'rei-
byterian rhiurli iliis nfiei iiimui in
honor of Mr mid Mrs. Charles Hoff-
mnn, who have just returned from
! Korea.
I
. Miss Helen I Itjnn. ilnughter of
Judge William C Hjiin. of the Ilm ks i
county courts, lias Deou trunsfeired to
Corpus Christi, Texas, to . organize
the activities of the American Red
I Cross at thnt plaie. She will leave for
1 the South toniiminv
Mr. John (' Swnillev was a guest of
1-ieutenniit .lolm lhillii Soumi ut
tHiiiie nine at csiewnrisiown, I'j.. at-
tending the York unintv
turned to her home lieie.
'
fair has le-!
DELAWARE COUNTY
.Mr v . It Thompson, of Kulledge, j
has been spending seveiul dujs in Wild- I
wood.
Miss S. Alice Miaipless, of Fast ,
Washington street. .Media, is spending i
two weeks in Mount IV
Mr and .Mrs llonue H. liritlilh,
ot Chester pike. Not wood. liHve re
turned from a stav in Atlantic Citv
Mrs. C. llenrj .Marshall ami her
daughter, -Miss l.vdia Marshall, of
I'roNpect I'ark, aie passing a week in
Atlantic City.
Mr. Niles Kuaus. of 1'iospeet I'ark.
has returned from a li-sit to Atlantic
City and AUentovvn.
Miss Alice T.vson, of Suarthmore. is
spending several davs with heri sister.
Mrs. II. 0. Hull, of Itidle.v lar
Miss .leajictta Kille, of lsnbelle an
nue, Olenoldeii. has returded from
Ocean City, where she has been spend
ing the huniuier
1'he Kev. Charles H. F.dton. Mrs.
I'M ton and Mrs Call Ilennicke, of
IUdlej I'ark, left yesterday to spend
severnl dajs at Camp Delmonl, on the
IVrklonien,
i
Mr, Walter Lodge and his daughter.
Miss Kdlth Lodge, of Morton, have
returned from a visit to Stroudsburg ,
anu me Jjclavvaro water unp.
Miss Sarah K. Thatcher, f Itldley
Park, Is spending some time In Homers
Point;, N. J.
Mrs. Frank Dover and her children, i
of Laurel Springs, N, .1 , have returned .
from a ylslt with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Peters,, of 110 North Second street,)
Darby, ,
Mr. Edward Bcatty. of I'arktr. av I
nue. Colllngdnle, has returned from a
Vocation in New York
Mr. II M Davis, .if Morion, has re
turned fiom a visit in Ocean City.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. David Rhodes, of Gar
net Mine road, Doothujii. celebrated the
third anniversary of their marriage on
Suiidaj .
Miss Jcs.ie Bray, of 120 Linden ave
nue. Ilutledgo, entertained the members
of the . K. Club nt her home last
I infill.
I Mis. H C Marshall, of South dies
''r ronil. Swartliinor-. will entertain the
I Ked (loss workers ut Iht home to
luorinn. NORRISTOWN
Announcement Is made of the mar-'
riiige of Miss Anna McNichol and Mr.
J..U1V1 wuuunur, uoin 01 .orristoun. I ,
on .Monday, September Jfl, in St. Pat
rick's Church. The bridal attendants , nu
were .ur. ami .Mrs. Wininin Booth
After n wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs
Donahue will live at 121.") Swede street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles H Fox have
gone to New York, where thev sailed
.vesterdny for Serbia. Mrs. Fox before
her iccent marriage wiis Miss Kathrvn
II. I'mstad. ilnughter of Mrs. J, it.
I'mstead. of the Hamilton. Mr. Fox is
In charge of the health unit of the
American relief commission to Serbia
Mr. nud Mrs James S. Hunsickcr.
Mr. Charles Hunsieker and Mrs. Linda
Koplin Ohl, of Swede stieet, have re
turned from Stone Harbor, N. J.,
where they spent the summer.
Mr. nud Mrs. J. Harvey Rex, of 1210
DcKnlb street, are receiving congratu
lations on the birth of 11 son on Snt
uiday, September l.'l.
The annual fall reception of the Nor
riKtown Teachers' Club was held ut the
Krnine clubhodse on Monday evening
Miss Alum McGlnley is president of
the club The committee in 'charge of
the event included Mies Miriam Rambo,
Miss Mae 1'enn.v packer. Miss Edith
Kneos. Miss Mildred Cox. Miss Irmn
Nrenccr, Miss Sadie liickings, Miss
FrniK.es Halloway and Mi-s Bertha
lilobisch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fredeiick Gnlbrith, of
Trooper, entertained In honor of the
sixteenth birthday anniversary of their
daughter, ilisH Mildred Galbrith.
Among the guests present at the event
were Mr. and Airs. Newton Brant, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvln Keyser, Mr. and Mrs. G. It.
Sutch. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Kauffman,
Miss Leah Dyson, Miss Violet Keyser,
Miss Eva Rose, Miss Laura Kratise,
Miss Mvrtle Katzenbaeh, MKs Mar
guerite Ljons, Miss Lulu Bonn, Miss
Anna Itrown, Miss Helen Newman,
Mis., l.illi.in !'.,, jss Mabel Shellen-
dieiger. Miss Sara Helmcr, Miss Mary
Rif hauls. Mis Kabel Detvviler. Miss
1 Frances Detvviler, Miss Curmilln Pugh.
1 Miss Mnrv Itees,.. IisS Cliristobel
Moore. Miss Sura Ilrant, Miss Edna
Wcnderlii'li, Miss Mary Pugh, the
Misses Sara and Dora Cohen. Miss Nel
flie Mc(
lie MrGuirv. Miss Pearl llare. Miss
Anna llare. Mish
Annn Ilrant, Miss
Munr.iut Suti 1
Miss Helen Jamison,
' Mr .lolm Pugh, Mr. Tavlor Pugh, Mr.
,,-l,l"n,," ",mi'- "r l',rl ",t',1!,1' Mr'
i','"-" 'unuM.'' ul; r'a',u"V lL'J,(,r-
Mr. Russell llenn, Mr Harold llighlc.v.
Mi. Frank llighlc.v, Mr. Elwood Moul
der. Ml Nelson Slouch. Mr. Paul
.'.I, l.llll-'l At.l, , 1.1. t.,tllll... IX II U
licig, Mr. Harrv Dvsmi. Mr. Rav -
moiiil Weslev . Mr. l.iunenus Detvviler.
Mi. ClitToul Weut.
Mis K (Icoigc lliichauan and
daughtei. liss any Iliiehnnnu. and
sou. (ieoige lluiliiiiiilii. of Pasiidenu.
.Calif, nie visiting Mrs. Bui'liannu's
Ipau-iits. Judge and Mrs. Anrnn S.
I Swart, ot DcKnlb street.
Miss (iertrude Hunter and Miss Mnr.v
Hunter, of DeKalb stieet, have returned
NEW JERSEY NOTES
Miss Florence Sliipps, of Dehinco. is
spending a fortnight at the Great Lakes.
Miss Elsa Collins has nrrived nt her
home in Edgew liter Pink, after n three
wicks' visit with friends in Canada.
Mis S. A Williams, who lias been
llie guest of Mis. J M. Vodges, of
I 'lift load in Edgew :ile Park, hns re
1 limed to New Ymk
Mr. nnd Mrs ; Heed ('lift mid
their two daughters who have been vis
iting Mr. ('lift's mother in Edgewntcr,
I'nik. hnve leturiied In their home nt .
Newark.
Mr and Mrs .lolm II D.ivis. Mis's
Elizabeth Davis ami their little son.
.Muster Penrose Davis, have returned
to their home on I'l'fl road in 1'dge
wnter Park, nfter sm piling the vveek-
nil as the guests of Mis. S. A. Nedii h
at her home in Ventnoi .
Miss ranni'' Bishop, "f Paik
has been i ntertaiiiing Miss Millie
insou, of I'amdeii. fur a fortnight
road,
ltub-
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hum Samson nud l
Miss Laura Samson, of Edgew r.ter
Paik, have been etijojiug n week's stn.v
nt Iteach Haven.
Miss Pearl Pine, of Lumbctliiti. and
Mr. I.ee Johnson, of Diiluth. Minn.,
vveie ipiietlv mniried at the Episcopal
I 'hui h on Monday evening.
Mr nud Mrs. Ileur.v Tiitnnll Ilinvvii,
of Moorestown, me spending n fortnight
at Wei-Lapiing, II. 1.
Mr. and Airs. Thomas Anllioiij unil
their two ihildreu. of Wood lane. I. live
leturiied from a few ilujs' Slav nt Ilenih
Haven.
Mis A Tuttlc and Miss Mnrv Hnh-
lnsou have leturiied to tneir home in
Mount I loll j . after spending the sum
mer at Oeeau I it
I Mr. and Mrs . u0v (iriint, of Will
not fivenlle. Itevetlv. will lenvi in n
i few davs for 1'iirlliiiid Me . where thev i
will spend a vacation of two weeks
Wvf,1kwivvft,il, y('
MISS HIJLUN CATI1K1UNK
BIIANDSCIIETT
Daughter nf Mr, and Mrs, Joseph
V. Itrandschett, of North IMitlmlel
phtti, whose engagement to Mr, Rob
ert Alexander Maglll, also ut this
city, has recently been announced.
Mr, Maglll is now studying at the
Thcoloslc.il Seminary of Virginia
!
-r?s- I
miA wKBtogt--
laS' V' ' . S f jftKl
MISS ALMA M. KIRMSE WEDS
Marriage to Mr. F. E. Muller Solem
nlred In Bethany Reformed Church
A pretty wedding took place nt 8
o'clock yesterday evening in the Beth
any Reformed Church, at Rising Sun
inenue nnd Magee street, when Miss
Alma M. Kinase, of CGOll Oxford pike,
became the bride of Mr. Frederick E
Muller. t).1 Cheltenham road. Miss
Klrme was attended by Miss Clara
Mnhrer as bridesmaid, and Miss Clara
Kirmse. her niece and Miss Ruth
Muller, the bridegroom's niece, ns flower
K'r' Mr. William Stavely was Mr.
i.M.iller's best rami.
The bride's dress was of white satin
d her net veil was held in place by
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses. MiFS Mohrer's !
fiock was of pink crepe dc chine nnd she
wore a black velvet hat. Her shower
liouiiuet was of pink roses. The little j
flower girls wore white net frocks, I
rutlled, and carried baskets of pink '
roes j
Mr. Theodore Kirmse gave his sister
in marriage and the Rev. Gustnv A
Hitnrk officiated. A reception at the
home of the bride immediately followed
the ceieniuuy. After a wedding trip
of ten days, Mr nnd Mr. Muller will
be nt home t 0(100 Oxford pike.
McCl'LLOFGH HEXESSY
' A pretty autumn wedding was sol
emiiired nn Tuesday evening in the!
Church of St. John the Baptist, Mann-
junk, when Miss Ethel Dolores Henes
sv , daughter of. Mr. James Henessy, of
;120 Rector street, was married to Mr. ,
James J. McCullough, of 4201! Main'
street. The ceremony was performed at
.r o'clock by the iciloi. .Monsignor
Eugene Murphy, und was followed by a
reception at the home of the bride's
father. I
The bride wore a gown of white j
tricolette with a tulle veil held with
tinv rosebuds and maidenhair ferns, '
nnd enrried a fchowcr of Bride roses, I
Mr. Hcuessy gave his daughter in mar
riage and Iiss Margaret McGrenrn was
maid of honor. She wore & gown of
canary color silk and net, n black vel
vet hat and carried Sweetheart roses.
Miss Anita Stimmler, niece of the bride,
was flower girl. Her ruffied frock of
white net was finished with pink nnd.
blue ribbons, and her flower basket
held pink und blue flowers.
I Mr. Daniel Curran, (.ousin nf the
' bridegroom was best man. Mr and
Mrs. MU'tillough will spend the autumn
in the Pocono mountains, and upon
their lettirn will he nt home nt 4"!l
East Washington lnnc, Gcrinautowu.
WOMAN ORATOR TO SPEAK
Deborah Knox Livingston Will Ad
dress W. C. T. U. at Haddonflcld
Deborah Knox Livingston, a nation
ally known orator will make an address
at a Cnindiu county Woman's Christian
Temperance I'uioii
ing meeting to be
held in the nuditoi -in
in of 'he Haddon
field (N. .1.1 High
School tomorrow
night, undo r the
allspices of the Had-
donliehl W. C. T. V. '
The State W C
T. I . president. Miss
Esther Elfrcth. of
Hnddnnfielil. will
preside. This is to
be an open and .
public meeting.
LEGION POST TO MEET
109th Regiment Men Will Assemble
j Tonight at Armory
I The lllflth Infantry Post of the Anier
I if nil Legion will meet in the First Reg
i iinenr rmni v . Bioad nnd Cnllowhill
streets, tonight. Invitations have been
sent to the offii'eis and men of coips
I nnd mniy troops of the A. E F. to
join this post. The invitation ineludei
ii it iippreeintion of the work of those
men who were with them in the various
bnttles in Frame but vveie never as
signed to nuv division
This post hns extended special inv i
unions ilsp io the mfiiiliei s of the h.i1
loon companies, aero squadrons, held
signal li.ittalioiis. the First, .Second.
Third. Fiftv-r!rt. Fiftv sn-oud. Fitri
fourth ninl Fifty -ith 1'ioncer Infantrj
llegiments, coinposed mustlv of I'hilu
delphians who were with the Twenty
eighth Division in the vicinity of Va
ri lines, Montblainville and Aprenmiit.
'nil '"""' Infantry Post will be a big
fin-toi in the legion s membership cam
pnlgn The regiment was loinposed of
nu u of the old Thirteenth anil I'll si
Peiinvylvniiia lufantry. leplnced several
limes bj reason of casualties, but some
of the oiiglual members still survive
This post is to bo administend nloug
llie same lines as the Veteran Corps of
the Firsl Hegimeut, N. G P.. and both
j niganizations will work together to pei -I
lu'tunte memories of the old organi?n
I tiou
TO HOLD CARNIVAL
Corley Catholic Club's Annual Event
Begins Tonight
The annual carnival of the Corlev
Catholic
Club will he held on Wolf
street be, ween Kleventh and Twelfth
streets, tonight, tomorrow nnd Satur-
h.v evenings.
Mmli urn rest is being taken in the
award of the Libert Iliinds as prizes. '
jour iniiiiis win ue uisiiioiiied. llie
deuominatioiis are one of Slfio. one of !
I$100, and two !?."i0. '
ROTARIANS DINE TONIGHT
A. J. County . vile president of the
I I'enns.vlvaiim Uailroad Compan.v. will
' be the principal speaker at the Itotary
I Club dinner tonight. He will take as
his topic "A Successful Reconstruction,
Co-operation Must He Substituted for,
I Discontent " Another speaker will bei
Robert K. Lee, who represeuted tliei
government duriug the reient war iu
mobilizing industiial activities nniong
I inure thau fiU.OOO workers iu various
, fields.
PBATimi: PIIOTOI'LAYH A
U UIQ VAVDEV1U.K ACTS I
matinees u&ny.
Popular Prices AUva)j,
P A CTMA AWVS- MAT TODAY
LAOllNU Stcsp Lively Girls
walnut An. 8th A Fashion Diaplay
BIJOU
MATINEE TODAT
The Pace Makers
f fLas'
( Imahkkt at 0TU sthkhtI Hi I
Contlnuouc- Noon to til M I I 11 i
PBATimi: PIIOTMPU.VY8 I 11 '
UUU UIQ VAVDEV1U.K ACTalU U i
9TII Ab. ltACB Binli of Iuth
PALACRINK J &$ jjj
fwJr" $
Mrkt St. b lOih It A. M to llilST. &t
MARY P1CKFORD
IN HF.rt LATEST PnoDUCTlOM I
"THE HOODLUM"
added- nnr.A'DEr.PiiiA s ovation to
Next Week Selznick Presents
EUGENE O'BRIEN
AMI KOI II I.EADINn WOMEN l.V ,
"THE PERFECT LOVER"
BirlinUvB Firm rr-entatlon
THE NEW
CAPITOL
DIRECTION OF THE KTAM.Kr COUP ANT
724 MARKET STREET
TODAY. FTIIDAY and SATCKDAT
ELSIE FERGUSON
in THE WITNESS FOK THE DEFENda"
P A LA CR
I2M MARKET STREET -
11 A M TO 11 30 P. M
TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAT
GERALD1NE .
FARRAR
Sutiporlfil hv I.Of TELLKOEN In
"THE WORLD
AND ITS WOMAN"
All Next Week- DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN"
ARCADIA
, . CIIESTNl-T REIXIW KITH
1" A M. IS 2 ri'4.1 IV 4B, T 4fi. 0:30 P.M.
BILLIE BURKE J" "the mis-
. s. . ... LEADING WIDOW
All Next vTnk DOROTHY DAYTON
in "THE MARKET OF SOULS"
VICTORIA
MARKET HTREET ABOVE 0TH C4
MARKET HTREET ABOVE 0TH
Wi!
h a. ai to 1I!1B r. M.
FOX Mlt I 1AM CAOMflltA
I'TttttVttB
in "WOLVES OF THE NIGHT"
Next Week THEDA IIAHA III
. "LA BELLE RUSSB"
NIXON'S
COLONIAL1
TEIIMANTOW.V AVE. Iiel. CHELTEN AVE.
? nn-1 h P M Seats Ilcserve.l In A4va.nce.
TOMMOORE-'and
Next Week "THE UNPARDONABLE SIN"
DTTPUNTT MAnKCT8T ne t7T
rEjVjllllN 1 ALL-STAR CAST
Jhowixo "'CHOOSING A WIFE"
T? 3tsT?Mj MARKET STREET
I 1 1 WefflVlriVS AT JUNIPER
VsSli4 CONTINUOUS
WtfSM UDEVILLB
1 Ji vi -j in u f, iu.
I (I
AL sjULtM 1 KOUPE
FATIMA i CO., J C MACK . CO. Olhera.
BROADWAY B" Snyder Ave.
.,.... 8:18 0.4RA.
SEYMOUR BROWN & CO.
WALLACE REID 'SB..
CROSS KEYS MAJIKCT BTBjUWIH
J-MARRIED via WIRELESS"
l'HII.MlEI.PHIA FOREMOST THEATRES
r'SppC'QT Nightrat bTb
rVJlrILkjl Ml Wed & Sat., 3:15
A bTUNNINO SrCCICSS!
EnKHKement Two Weeks Onlv
CHARLES DILLINRIIAM'H NEWEST V.
MLSIPAL COMEDY
SHE'S A GOOD FELLOW
VOI LL SAY SFIR IS"
With the filnhe Thfnfri. Nw Tork Co,
lOPnPH FANTI-EY
Dorothy Miynanl Ivv Pawner.
Scott WelMh, th Duncan SltrK
rnl th Famous Falflma Girl Chorus
SRAT8 TODAY KOIl THE IAST WEEK
BROAD Next Mon. Evg.
OPEMNC OF SEASON
COHAN AND HARRIS Preent
MRS. FISKE
In a Comeily nf Moonshine Madnefe in&
Make-Belloie
"MIS' NELLY OF N'ORLEANS"
SEAT SAI.E OPENS TODAY
GARRICK-Next Mon. Evg.
COIIAV AND IIAHKIS PrMfnt
"THREE FACES EAST'
With VIOLET HEMING
Th dripping; flai nf the S-rrt Srrvlc.
Olrei I From ft Nun nf n Solid "iar at tb
Cohnn nml llarrl" Thfalr. N' T
SI-.AT SALE 0PK.N8 TODAY
Poplar WeJ Mi Hi" Seata Sl.50
SAM S. SHUBERT THEATrI
MATIN Bi: STfntAT AT 1' .
AL JOLSON in "SINBAD"
I VRIP HUOINNING SKPT 22
L- 1 JNls- , WKKKS OM.V Sean Toitar.
FLORENCE REED
in noAus or duptiny"
AI)P"I PW1 HKOAO Ilnlovv RACE. POP.
rtll-1-I 1 II Mat TodaJ J,t peal, II.
"TOBY'S BOW'1
ith OCOItGK MARION
CHFSTNUTST opeha "hotse
:i s- Umi . i' lrt tvffs . 7 :0.v. n:n
"THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE"
Martins Monrta Sfot 2S Seals Todaf,
OAI.l.O IXl.MIl' OPKHA s'O
Mm Tue. We.l. hat Nights Il:UJ
We.1 Shi Mutlne.il IVIIKaaO
ThurH Frl VlghU -H M 8 PINAFORB
Walnut'
1 VST S NIC
1h Rlli-Rl
Tonight R IB ;.v io $ton.
roi' 1IAT TODAY
'.Tic 10r 7.r.r
1 VST S NIGHTS- LAST 2 MATINEES
The Illii-lloarme i-urce or in seavon
The Un-Kissed Bride
feat MR' , 2'.c lo II Sat NUht S5c to $1.50.
Next
Week
TODA1
MURRAY und MACK
h Jirl Olrlj Mimical Show
"I'LL SAY SO"
THO URAUTT CllOm'S
Se th IAI.M UKACH BATHING CURLS
b7f. KEITH'S THEATRE
U. S. GLEE CLUB
3." -Formerly Enllnteil IlluJacl(U 35
Florrle- MIl-I-KnisIIIl' JtCKUnARD- Alfiwl
In ''A Mualcal Comeilv Review"
EVA TAVI.OH 4 CO , THE DlXlt DUOl
c-oi xteph vi:rov. WALTnn wgems.
am) Othera
Metropolitan Opera House
TIIfRbDAY EVC. SEPT 25
Compllmentaiy Concert by JOHN
McCORM ACK
F.ntir Proceed to fit Vincent's Home.
TlckK at HON 'hatnut t No wsrUi,
Philadelphia Orchestra 1
TODAY LAB MAY OP SEASON' gAI.TJ
1 uurl i TO portMKR SlTlSCKlniCRS
at lleppe'r. 1110 Chcmnut St Subvrlbera
uhn enplle.1 for fhannes pleaiie call WED
NESUAY, Sept 24. ADVANCE OI1DF.H8
fllfit nwt week trom MONDAY to TUL'HS
OAY. Iiu-Juiilve.
ORPHEUM MAJ' TODAT. 25c. 350.
Mal.SSfTtaND COMMON CLAY
A NEW THEATRE
Ticket otllce ha been opened at X. 11. Mr..1K
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