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Mmcy Jrtynne 5cia Pretty Frock She Hears of
Entertainment Next Saturday in Longport for
Seamen's Church Institute
WAS ulttlnjc on a station plotform
.hi. otlifr day thlnklns, "My Rood-
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... rnu don t even nee nny pretty
Sb ft wrlto nbout these last dayn
t Mm "t," "hen who burst upon my
M but Corlnnc Freeman, wearing
5ne of tb prettiest pink crepo de chlno
frockM 1 have sceh this Hca'jon.
It wns u one-piece frock made with
, V-neck In front nud a wjuare cut
ilnr lit the back of the bodice. The
cs see long and held In at the
rulT The skirt wan finished with a
3; iicm nnd three wldo tucks at regit
U -In tervaV to within eight uc.dh ot
wnlstllnc. A narrow cord of pink
&' ' " arranged loosely about the
nXt. The hat was a large model of
jS Jink rough straw an the .brim w
rr:
& ruDle of orgindlo of a, much
pirated ru
iiiir Hhadc. When I say turnea-im i
" .i. ...m.. mi mi tlw euc
" h """ ,.'."- .. tf,n P.1.-0 of the
brim, but the fuH part .1 .the ruffle was
mean tne raw " "", ..". . .
r.".:i. tn.vnr.l the crown. Contain
turm.. .;'":.., ,i
" ... . i.i.u mul nnmnn. nnd
the whole costume was extremely fetch
ing. A NUMBER of pcrsonH .who ore
sending the Rummer In Longport
-, Interested In the entertainment tu
held Saturday night nt Longpoit
Hall for "ho benefit of the Seamen'
Church Institute, which, as you know,
s building a new home here. And most
if the fashionable women In town ore
fnttrcitcd In it. The last affair they
had "or its benefit wns the extra per
formaiiee of the Savoy Opera Co. s
"Mikado." I fdlevo that went very
W0d Saturday night the DelpWan
Plavers have been engaged, and they
WH present several sketches, after
which there will be general danriug. It
ll be a very large affair, judging from
the demand for tickets, and every one H
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. t.i...i At i.tivirtn. .MY. HUH
Mrs. Harmon Yerkes. Miss Margaret
i'ennlg and Miss Elizabeth Lennlg, Mr.
and Mrs. Oeorge H. Fort. Jr.. Mr. nud
Mrs. Henry Marston, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Straus and Mrs. E. R. Denis.
The nev? Seamen's Church Institute Is
to be the site of the St. Alban s Hotel,
Second nnd Walnut streets.
DON'T you wonder what people will
do next? The latest up ot New
port is to ride to Narragansett in an
airplane. Every one is exe ted to p.;ces
about it. I suppose the Philadelpluans
at Narragansett will be riding to New
port in their turn.
The .Tohn Converses have gone to
Narragausett with their new rwee son.
He Is about five weeks old now nnd a
verv good-looking baby. One cannot be
fur'prlsed at that, for he certainly has
good-looking parents. I always thought
little Sonia Converse, John Converse s
daughter bv his first mnrriage, tho most
beautiful child I hnd ever looked upon.
Mrs. Converse's brother nnd sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Churchman,
are staying with her In Narragansett
this week.
I HEARD the other day that Dr. nnd
Mrs. Tom Rovster would be sta
tioned in Columbia, South Caroliua,
for some years now. You know they
had been in the Virgin Islands ever
Mneo they werp married, and in June
they were called back to the states.
Dr. Royster is n surgeon in the navy,
having gone in during the war, nnd he
has decided to remain in the service.
They arrived in this country last month,
and have been visiting Doctor Roybter's
mother in Thnmnsville.
Mrs. Roystcr, ou remember, was
Helen Borda. daughter of the Charles
A Bordas, of .Tenklntown. Her friends
had hoped thnt they would be stationed
going. Among the pairons i
rltv are Mr. and Mrs. Churchill WW
I ama. Mr. nnd Mm, Fred Swope. Jr.,
iiuiuii, - n.i,nnv WnmKvard. Mr.
Mr. nun
near Here. However, ftoutli LnrnlirwiNHrberthi Bave a surprise nilscellane
is better than way off at the Virginrsliower on Thursday to Miss Pi
islands. The Jioysters nave the dearest
baby ; he must be about eighteen months
old. They were home on a visit Inst
winter, and everyone fell in love with
film. It is nice to think that Helen is
back in the U. S., anyhow.
HE WAS very small, but mother snla
that he mifiht come to the table if
he would behave like a big man when
the company came that evening. He
would have to be served last, even at
dessert, and he must not talk or ask
for things.
Budby promised, nnd proceeded to
carry out his word until the little enkes
were brought in. As they were passed
from one to the other, Bobby's anxious
eyes never left n ccrtulu chocolate-Iced
one. There it still was only one per
fon. the gentleman, tnlklng to Mother,
and then it would come to him.
And then the gentlcmnn, who wns
abpnt-miuded nnd hnd not noticed the
quiet little man next to him helped
hlmielf to that cake.
That was more than Bobby could
stand. He rose right up in his chair
and before anyone could say a word.
reached out and took the cake from the
astonished man s fingers and calmly
ate it. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Announcements have liccn received In
this city of the marriage of Miss Helen
James, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter
uelkmip James, of New York, and Mr.
Henry Hill Anderson, which took nluce
on Saturday, August 21, at St. John'B
in me wilderness, Paul Smiths, n. v
Invitations havo been Issued for tho
marriage of Mlsa Kmlly Anderson Wil
ton. duiiRhter of Mr. and Mrs. Codln
Colket WIlBOn. of WIlHnn Rnrm. Tnnll.
and Mr William Latta Nassau, Jr., of
wermantown, which will tak place on
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Sep
tf.mber 11. In the Washlncton Memorial
Hiapel at Valley Forge'. Tim bride will
he attended by hor sister, Mrs. Caleb
"resson, as matron of honor, nnd her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, will act
&R muM nt tinnnr Tlin krtiluBm'i lilo ...III
Include Mis. P liowland Sliaw, a sisttr
' me Bridegroom, and Mrs. C Colket
Wilson. Jr MIbh Vlrelnln Pr.ini-ln will
ac' sb flower girl, nnd the ribbon hearers
i re master I. Hathaway Francis, 3d,
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Broad and Arch
and District Oulccs
The United Gas
and Master Charles Paist. Mr. Francis
U. Tatnall will h ho man. nnn inn
UShers Will Inelltria Mr. .Tnrltrnn A. Wll.
"n- ft brother of the bride; Mr. Henry
".cini;,i, jr., air. noncri wessman ana
Mr. Horace Barba. Tho Itev. W. Her-
ftert Tillrl. naaln.! Ko I.a 11a. f Palah
Crcsson, will perform the ceremony. A
cyeiiuon win roiiow at the homo or tne
bride's parents.
Miss Helen Ilnrte. daughter of Dr.
Ulchnrd II. Harte, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Oeorge Putnam, nt Lobster Cove, Man
chester, Mass., Is nt present the guest
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Phillip M. Spalding, of
I'.ilmouth, Mass,, and will not return
to her home, Derry Drush, near Ablng
ton, until sometime In September. Miss
Harte s engagement to Mr. It. Elll&on
Thompson was announced a fow months
ago.
Miss Dentrlco Sewell. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sewell. of llydnl, has
returned to her homo from Kaglesmere,
where sho has been the guest of Mr.
nnd Mrs John Gilbert, of Ited Top,
Itydal, who are occupying their summer
home,
Mr. imd Mr. Chnrllnn Yitrnnll nnd
the Mlssjs Yarnall. of Devon, who tiro
traveling through tho West, nre now at
Vancouver. D C. They will Spend sov
ernl weeks at Glacier National Park.
Montana, before returning home early in
September.
Mr. nnd Mrs C. Willing Huber and
their family, of Valley And Sycamore
avenues, Merlon, left thin week for Buck
Hill, In tho Poconos, where they will re
main until tho mlddlo of September.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William K. Helme, of
St. Davids, havo returned from an au
tomobile trip In the Adlrondacks.
Mrs. Chnrles Henry Mathews, of
Devon. Is visiting her son. Mr. Charles
H Mathews, at Sewlckley, Pa.
Mrs. liowland Brown, of 5732 Hunter
avenue, announces the engagement of
her sister. Miss Anna White, and Mr.
Ilohert McKco, of Olinoldcn. Pa.
Mrs. Lillian Laudcrbach, of 1119 Por
ter street, announces the engagement of
her daughter. 'Miss Hobcrtn Lnuderbach.
nnd Mr. C. T. Garrard, of Wynnewood
road, Overbrook.
Mr, Oeorgo S. Hayes, of Devon Mimor,
ontertnlned Informally nt dinner before
tho danco on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs B. F Ooldnamer. of
Overbrook, who havo been In the Adlron.
dacks since tho early summer, left thin
week for Denver. CoJ where Mrs. Ooltl.
namer wll remain for two months hs the
guest of her brother-in-law and Blstor.
Mr. and Mrs. John T Bush.
Mrs. H. W. Creutzburg and her daugh
ter. Miss Elsie Creutzhurtr. of Wivnu.
accompanied by Mr. and Mr. Alva Adams
nnu incir aaugntcr. silos iMIth Adams
or i-nicago, lert on Saturday for a
weeit b visit at ocean City, N. J.
Mr. William F. Aull. of Wayne. Is
entertaining his brother. Mr, Charlen H.
Aull, of Omaha. Neb., and his sisters.
irs. u. u, Butuss nncl ner son, Mr
William Sutllss. of Pasadena, Cnllf.. and
Miss Mary Aull, of St. Paul. Minn. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Aull have Just returned from
attondlng a family rounlon of the Aull
family at St Paul, Minn.
Mrs Samuel Pyzoe. of London, who
has been visiting her brothers. Mr.
Mark Bucks, Mr. Alfred A. Bucks. Mr.
Walter Bucks and Mr. Harry Bucks, In
this city, will sail on .Saturday on the
Aqultanla from New York for England.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gladstone
Holm, of 4231 Paul street, Frankford,
left today for Dlgby, NovaxScotla, where
they will he guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Justice. They expect to re
turn on or about September 10.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood Andrew
and Master Thomas Andrew, Jr., of
Berkley road, Merlon, will leave todny
for Lvnne, Conn., where they will visit
Mrs. Andrew's sister, Mrs. Richard Ely.
Miss Florenco Evans, of South High
land avenue. Merlon, will leave the end
of the month for Eaglesmero, where she
will stay until the mlddlo of September
Miss Jessie Evans will leave thlu week
for Jackson, N. H., In the White Moun
tains, whero sho will upend three weeks.
Mr. Herbert Cross, of Highland ave
nue, Cynwyd, spent the week-end with
his family nt Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Mildred 9. Smith, of Elm terrace.
neous
ollv
Yowell, of Windsor avenue, whoso mar
rlago to Mr. Irvln T. Ward will tako
place on Saturday The guests Included
Miss Flora Compton, Miss Llllle Comp
ton. Miss Mnrguerlte Mueller, Miss Syl
via Cummer, Mrs. Florence Edict, Miss
Miriam Ward, Miss Eleanor Ward and
Mrs John F Smith.
Mrs I. Walter Conner, of Wlndemote
avenue, Wayno, will entertain her card
club nt luncheon followed by cards at
her home bn Wednesday.
Mrs. B. F. JameB 2d, of Wayne, has
rt turned from a trip of several weeks nt
Mount Tocono.
Mr. and Mrs. William If. Flnley. of
Wayne, hod jib their guests for the last
two weeks Mr. and Mrs. D. Knight Fin
lev nnd, their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Flnley, of Auburn, Me.
Mrs J. S. C Harvey, of Radnor, en
tertained the women of Radnor township
at a suffrnge conference at her home
yesterday morning,
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Aman. of Wayne,
with their daughter, MIbb Mary Aman,
and their sons. Mr. GcorKfi Aman. Jr..
Master Hllllo Aman and Master Harold
Aman. motored on Saturday to Ocean
City. N. J., to remain for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvls A. Wood, of
Wesley Inn. Wayne, aro spending a few
weeks at Portland, Me.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. O'Neal, of St,
Davids, spent tho week-end at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs A. I. Wood, of Wayne,
havo returned from a trip to the Pocono
mountains.
Mrs. Rodney Mncdonough nnd her son,
Mr Vnnce Macdonough, of Wesley Inn.
Wayne, tire visiting In Boston and
Canada.
Mrs. John M. Harper, of Villanova,
left last week for a trip to Rlchtlold,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McKlnlay, of
Wayne, nre entertaining In honor of
their son, Blaster Archibald McKlnlay,
Master Frank Kunpp, Jr.. of Wuyne,
for a ten-day visit on their farm at Ulcn
Moore, near Downlngtown.
Miss Katherlno W. McCutcheon, of
wuyne, win spenu ine next two weeks
nt Ocean City, N. J . after which she
will visit Spray Beach, N. J.
ALONG THE READING
Mr.
Georgo MuKlnnon, of Klklns
Pink. Is touring through the West to
tne facinc coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Parker havo re
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MISC MABEL HOWARD POST REID
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Io Reld, of as North Rex nvenue,
Chestnut Hill, whose engagement to Mr. Urlce Btynn, recently was an
nounced. .Miss Reld nnd her mother are at Nantucket, II. I., where
they expect to remain until September l."
turned from their wedding tour and
will be at home In Oak Lane. The brldo
was Miss Martha Hetzer. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hetzer, ot 5518
North Seventh street. Mr, Parker served
In the United States navy during tho
world war.
The last of the morning bridges given
weekly at Beechwood Inn, Jenklmown,
will take placo on Thursday.
, NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. und Mrs. August Klin, of SOS
West Lehigh avenue, with their sons
nnd daughters. Mr. August Kirn. Jr.,
Mr. Herman Kiln, Miss Emma Kirn.
Miss Louise Kirn and Miss Marie Kirn,
will leave during tho week to hpend
somo time In Wlldwood.
The Rev. nnd Mrs. F Paul McConke,
of 2724 North Twelfth streect. are pass
ing tho season at Grove City, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kennlngton, of
2941 North Twelfth street, will le.vo
the end of tho week for several days
stay In Ocean Grove. Their daughtors,
Miss Florence Kcnnlngtcn and Miss
Marian Kennlngton, havo gone to East
Stroudsburg. Pa., to remain n fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. Joscnh Hardlm:. of North
Fifteenth street, nre spending the closing
weeks or summer in ocean urove.
Miss Sadie Erwln has returned home
after passing the midsummer on tho
coast of Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Beck, of
North Twentieth strecet, are spendlns
the summer at ocean city, n. j.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles I. Rosenau. of
tho Lorraine Hotel, have returned from
a trip to the Great Lakes and Canadian
resorts.
Miss Hortenso Hammer, of Sixteenth
and Mount Vernon streets. Is spending
several weeks nt Ocean City. N, .1.
Dr and Mrs. J. I. Mnnassca and their
daughter, MIhs Caroln Mannsses. of
1411 North Fifteenth street, have left
for Niagara Fnllu and Canada, und on
their return will visit Uushklll Farms
Camp.
Miss Marjorlo Smith, of North Twelfth
street, and Miss Naomi Wilen were
guests over the week-end nt a house
party given by Mr und Mrs. O. An
drews at their cottago at Wlldwood, N.
J. Miss Smith will remain at the shore
for several weeks as Mrs. Andrews's
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Do Wolf, of
2139 North Fifteenth street, aro enter
taining Mr. and Mrs. Charles Do Wolf,
of Detroit, Mich., for a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs. J. Caplan and their
daughter, of 2241 Noith Park avenue,
made nn extended tour through Malno
and New Hampshlro after visiting their
(.on, Mr Albert Caplan, at Camp Grey
look, Massachusetts.
Miss Ruth Gorstly, who Is spending
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the summer with her parents in Jack
son. N. H.. returned from Boston re
ccntly, whero sho attended tho wedding
of Miss Viola Rnttenberg and Mr. Abram
10. Plnnnskl on August 11.
Miss Dorothy Leopold, of 1848 North
Seventeenth strecet, Is spending several
weeks ns tne guest or ner orciner-in-law
and Bister, Mr and Mrs Charle-j
Rosenthal, of Bltighamton, N. Y.
Mr. and Mra Henry Bronner, of Gl
rnnl avenue, spent homo time at tho
Copley-Plaza Hotel, Boston, whero they
attended tho Roltenberg-Plnanskl wed
ding on August 11 Their dnughtet.
Miss filial! Bronner, who acted ns maid
of honor nt the wedding, has also ie
turned, and has gone to visit her brother
nnd Blster-ln-Iaw. Mr and Mrs. Marvin
Bronner, in Atlantic City, N. J.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Mimthtl! nnd
their llttlo dnuRhttr, of South Forty-first
ntreet, mo passlnq tho oumnier ut
Avnlon, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ttlcliard Donner nro
upending a month at Reach Haven, N, J.
Mr. William J Moran und his Hlster.
nnd family, of 1SJ6 South Conentom
street, have returned from a visit to
Stono Hnrbor and Atlantic City.
Miss R. Madeline Peters, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery
Peters, of G13f. Christian street. Is cn
nected home Kentember 1 from Pine
Treo Camp, where she has been spending
tho summer.
ROXDOROUGH
Miss Man- Mitchell, daughter of Sir.
n Arthur Mitchell, of fS0 lainestown
nvenue. Is In Colorado Springs, whero
she Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
l'tinK.
Mrs. John A Strusc, of f.310 ntdgo
nvenue- Mrs irnnt eger nnn ner
daughfr. Miss Audrey Wcgor, of G720
Itldgo avenue, will leave during tho
week for a fortnight's stay In the Pocono
mountains, stopnlng at the Pocono Inn
Mr. nnd Mrs William Simpson, of
East Leverington avenue, will glvo "
dinner followed by cards on Saturday,
September I, et their homo In celebra
tion of their twenty-fifth wedding annl
veisary. Mr. and Mrs Culp nnd their daughter,
Miss Mildred Culp. of Upper Roxbor
ougli, nnd Miss Mary Miles arc spending
part or tho montn at ucean uate, w. J 1
Miss K L Mcllugh, of r.ast Walnut;
Inne. nnd Mrs II F McHugh, of Lyceum
avenue, have gone to Spokane. Wash., to I
visit the He John A McHugh Deform ,
A,intnf hnmn In Optnhfir Ihpv will vllr
the national paths nnd Souvhcrn Call
fornln.
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TIOGA
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Beaumont, of
North Twenty-second street, have gono
to the Pocono mountains for n fortnight
nnd nro stopping nt the Mountnln House.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George O, Oelkler, of
8837 North Sixteenth street, nre passing
tho Into summer In Ocenn Grove.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas J. Fegtey, of
West Ontario street havo gorto to Ocean
City for tho remainder of the season,
Mrs. Ellsworth Mooro nnd ier daugh
ter, Miss Virginia Moore, and sort, Mr,
JameB Moore, of North OraU street, art
visiting friends in Ohio.
, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ross, of .".71S
North Seventh street, nro spending Aug
ust touring tho Atlantic coast by auto
mobile. Miss Lulu Votteler. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, C. A. Votteltr, of :UU North
Carlisle street, Is spending tho lato sum
mer at Uushklll Falls. She Is accompa
nied by Miss Laura Spltss, of North
Fifteenth street, nnd Miss Anna Baganls,
of North Thirteenth streot
FALL8 OF SCHUYLKILL
Mr, and Mrs. Harry U. Illnkln, of
S507 Queen lane, who spent tho early
summer nt Pnrkersford, returned yester
day to remain over Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Spink, of 344.",
Queen Inne, who went to Wlldwood for
several weeks of the enrly season, wilt
leave during the week to spend somo
rlmo In Atlantic City.
Mr, and Mrs. Theodore MuoKcnzle, of
1B&4 Queen lane, havu gone to Ocean
i-uy to remain a rortnight.
Mr, and Mrs. John Kylo nnd their
lamny, or .ioio Queen lnnc, will leavo
shortly for a fortnight's stay In Atlantic
City.
MANAYUNK
Mr. a'n'd Mrs. William Wnlh are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth of n
(inugnter. Dorothy wniali. Mrs. Walsh
berore her mnrriage whs MUs Dorothv
Rudolph, daughter of Mr and Mrs, V
a Rudolph, of River road. West
.Maim unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Mnslnnd. of
Walnut lane, have gone to Wlldwood.
whero they nre tho guests of Dr. nnd
Mrs K K Grnham nt the Plnehurst
Aimr'.tnenta-
WISSAHICKON
Mrs. Raymond H Page, of Hast
Orange. N. J., is visiting her mother.
Mrs. M. I,. McDowell, of 1B4 Sumac
street. Miss Helen McDowell. Hlster of
Mrs. Page, who spent last week-end t.t
apnng .Mount, i'a , nns as her guest
Miss Kathryn Fly, of Scrnnton. Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William W Wilson, of
til bumno street, have gone to tho Po
cono mountains for tho Into summer and
nro stopping at tho Pocono Inn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George W Schradcr. of
Sumac street, nre spending some time at
Wlldwood Crest. Their dnughtci, Miss
Hilda Schrader. Is tourlntr tho Great
Lakes, nnd her sister Mlts Louise
Schrader. Is camping with the Girl
scouts near Lnnghorno.
MIbh Florence Sutcllffe. of Kalos
street, nnd Miss Mabel Smith, of Rldgc
avenue, left on Satuidn) for a vIbII to
Niagara Falta and Canada
GERMANTOWN
Miss Florence Oani, of :,:2i Knox
street. Is spending a fortnight In Ocean
City, N. J.
Miss Adele MrGerr, of Pitman N J.,
has bten tho guest for n week of Mlns
Stella Young, of 516 Knst Tulpehockon
street.
Miss Doris Mullen, of 612R Uoss street,
left on Saturday to be the guest for a
U'OPk nf Tln rtctt.. Tlinmnuin nt 1..,
homo in Concord, Mass. Miss Thompson i
uiu .iihh .iuuen win men spenu a wcslt
us the guests of Mls Thompson's grand
mother, in Haverhill. Maso.
Miss I.ouIho Shaftr. Miss Carrie
rthlmer, Miss Helen Weymaii. Mlsi
Dorothy Mullen nnd Miss RIhIo Johnston
havo returned to their homes in Gor-
maniown irom n wcck'b vli.lt at tho Girl
Scout Camp near Langhorno, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Sneece, nnd their!
daughter. Mho Gladys Speccc, of 2033 ,
Medary avenue, with their guest, Miss '
Phyllis Freed will leave on Frldav to I
occupy their house In Ocean City, N T
for n fortnight. Miss Spteca will havo
as her guest over tho ueek-end Miss'
Maty Orimth.
MIsfi Elizabeth Mullen, of 012R Ross '
street, nnd Mrs. Emma Moyer, of Sten
ton nvenue, near Chelten avenue, are
on a cnmplng trip of a fortnight, stop
lilng nt Boston. In Vermont and ut Camp '
Dyltes, Adirondack mountains. N. Y I
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MOORESTOVVN
Mr. Harry Walton has returned from
his vacation spent at Lnko Ooorge, N. Y.
Miss Adelo Busby, of Central avenue,
gave a Inrga dinner party for twenty of
her frlcndu last week.
Mr, nnd Mrs. If. Wetherlll Slckel, of
Atlantic City, aro being congratulated
on tho birth of n son, George Thomas
Slckel 3d, on Wedncsduy, Mr. II. Weth.
orlll Slckel lu the son of tho Into Mr
Georgo Thomas Slckel, of Mooreotown.
NORRI8TOWN
An Interesting engagement announced
won that of Miss Gwendolyn Adams,
daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. John Adams to
Mr- John Levengcod, son of Mr nnd Mrs.
Charles E, Levongood, of West Wood
ntreet. Tho announcement was made at
n dinner party given by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Adams, In honor ot their daughter.
Among the guests present at the event
from Norrtstown weru Miss Margaret
Mowdny, Mr, Arthur Weldner. Mr. Her
man Bright, Mr. Percy Mnlone, Jr Mr
ailmore Dale.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Hurst Weaver, Miss
Hlnnche nnd Miss Cstello Howe. Miss
Huttic Tnggnrt, Mlsn 13lvln Stout nnd Mr
Russell Corson have returned from an
automobile trip to Lako Champlaln and
Lnko George.
Mrs. It. Geortre Buchnnnn. .-f l)n Knlli
street, who spent the summer nt Onk
liiuiiB, .muss , naB returned homo
Harrls-Bardsley Weddlnjj
The wedding of Miss Isabella C.
BardMey, daughter of Mrs John tl
.Mayer, 4400 North Broad street, nnd Mr.
Martin W. Harris, son of Mr. nnd Mrs,
Jnmes A. Harris, 1222 Wyomlnir nvenue,
took plnce on Wednesday fVenlng. In
Holy Trinity Presbvtcrlnn Church The
Rev Wllllnm Barnes Lower, paster of
the churrh officiated.
Miss Mnrgnret Harris, n. sister of tho
bridegroom, attended tho brldo and Mr
James A Harris, Jr, a brother, wa
bent man. luests wero present from
Pittsburgh. Trenton nnd Jcnklntown A
wedding breakfast was nerved at the
urldo's home A short wedding trip will
ba spent at Wlldwood.
New Carnegie Institute Head
Berkeley, Cnllf.. Aug. 2-1 . (liy A.
I) lolin C. Merrinm. ilenn of facul
ties of the t'niversUy of f'allfornin. nn
uniincrd Inst nislit thnt lie liml accented
nn nppolntment ns president at Cnrucsir-
insiuuuou, wnmingtnn.
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
About 12 Price
Spring, Summer, Fall
and Winter Goods
Our Stock Is Kept New and Up to Date
Pull Over Shirts
Silk Neckwear '
Fine Madras Shirts
Blue Flannel Bathing Pants
Silk Stripe Shirts
5.00 Fashion Knit Four-in-Hands, 3.75
35.00 Tyrol Wool Overcoats, 24.75
40.00 Tyrol Wool Overcoats, 29.75
$2.50 Madras Union Suits, 1.55
1 2.00 and 1 5.00 Best Silk Shirts, 8.85
18.75 White Flannel Pants (English Cricket), 14.75
6.00 Wool Vests, 3.75
Hosiery, Office Coats, Golf Suits, Bath Gowns, etc.
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
Fair Colonial belles knew none ot
the delights of Colonial Ice Cream.
But Philadelphia belles find keen en
joyment in this delicious mixture of
Rich Cream, Pure Sugar and True
Fruit Flavors the perfected ice cream.
Be sure to ask for COLONIAL ICE
CREAM by name.
Ice Cream Can't Be Made"
Colonial let Cream it madt
in oar new plant at 4th and
Ptplar Strttii the cttaiwsf,
lannitii and mail sWcrn
plant in tht uarli.
T SHUBERT a AUG. 30
SEATS NOW SELLING
Tho Outstanding Event of the Ycarl
The MESflllS, LHE A J. J, HHUMEnT Oder
A netltal of the Moat Famous of All Musical
Comedies
Dock by Onen IUII. Music by Leslie Ktuurt
With n Cast of Amazinu Excellencol
,V a "Klorodora" frtxtct of Iludlnnt Deautltwi
Dlrett From the Century Theatre, New York
ADELPH1 Monday, August 30
SEAT SALE THURSDDAY
Th0GIRL,hn LIMOUSINE
A runaway fare In a Flops, by Wilson
Colllson sml try lop wood, with a star
cast of farceurs
CHFSTNUT T- ormiA house
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MATS. 2 :n& CVQB ,740
"The desert storm carries realism to a.
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IN "A CHAMKLUOX HEVUE"
BERT FITZGIBBON
AHSI8T1ID HY IMS BIIOTIIKR LEW
McDevitt, Kelly & Quinn
MILLER A LYLER. nEOAL A MACK
AND A HIP FEATUIIC DILL I
THE JANE P. C. MILLER
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CONSERVATORY
1028 CHESTNUT 8T.
Walnut 12T
pniVATW T.rnsnNH DAILY
DANCINn PHYSICAL CULTtmB
JUOD1CRN. ESTHETIC una FANCT
Madras Knee Drawers
Silk Shirts
Crochet Four-in-Hands
White Bathing Shirts
Raincoats
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Market HU b. 10th 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Norma Talmadge
lMtA new pictWb
"YES OR NO?"
Next Week ANITA BTEWAIVT "
In "TUP YELLOW TYPHOON"
P A I A OtT IS" MA11KET BTTIBBT.
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BILLIE BURKE AWV9.
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HATTLINQ NELSON & COMPANY; Othtttt
CROSS KEYS 00T MAIIKET BT8.
2:30. AMIS ft 0 P. M.
"THE QARDEN OF LOVE"
BROADWAY Dro,ld nd 8nyor Av.(
"FIXING IT UP": CONHTANCK k
TALMADOE In "In fienrch of a Sinner"
ACADEMY
of MUSIC
nnOAD AND LOCUST STrtEETS
Limited Engagement
3 SHOWS DAILY 2:30. 7 AND 9
Beginning This
Saturday Afternoon
Firm nnd Exclusive Presentation
The Photoplay Masterpiece
of All Time!
1U St All New York Talking
IIASED ON FANNIE HURSTS' WONDEItr
FVL HEAIlT-API'EALINa STOUY OT
MOTHER LOVE IN THE QHETTOI
NOTHING THAT
WE CAN TELL
YOU IN COLD
PRINT ABOUT
THIS PARAMOUNT
PICTURE WILL
DO IT JUSTICE. IT
IS ONE OF THOSE
PRODUCTIONS
YOU MUST SEE
IN ORDER TO AP
PRECIATE l
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MORE PATHOS THAN
"MUSIC MASTER"
MORE LAUGHTER THAN
"FOTASH AND PERLMUTTER"
Exceptional Cast of Players
INCLUDING
,VLMA RUBENS, VEHA GOrtDON. OASTON
CLASS and DORID DAVIDSON
LARGE ORCHESTRA
AND ,'"
VOCAL SOLOISTS
IN
"ELI, ELI"
MATINEES 25c, 35c, 50c
EVENINGS 25c. 50c, 75c
(INCLUDING TAX)
TICKET SALE STARTS THURSDAY
PHILADELPHIA'S KOREMONT THEATRES
Garrick Next Monday
SEATS NOW r the entire
cnuagement
Return by Popular Demand of
(An
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Tho Greatest Musical Comeily Hit That r
Philadelphia Ecr Sj.w
MatlneeH WliienJay und Katurjsy
EXTRA MATINEE LAIIOR DAY
Forrest Mon. Aug. 30
Seats Now Selling
VICTOR HERBERT'S
BIGGEST MUSICAL COMLDV HIT
Girl t Spotlight
WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST
Pro'Iucivl hy the Geo W Iednrur Cornpanr
MATINEGS WKDNL'SDAY AND SATURDAY
CSMR. HERBERT will personally
conduct the opening performance. '
BROADltlviDriday
Seats Now Selling
A NEW COMEDY
"BAB" ;
THE HUMOROL'H ADVENTURKS OP" TI18
ROMANTIC 3UH-DED
With l
HELEN HAYES
AND CAST OF L'NUBl'AL EXCELLENCH
M.TI.NT.I-:.S WEUNEBDAV K SATURDAY
WILLOW GROVE PARK
SOUSA'S
BAND
I Now Greater TImii Ever
Lieut rom JOHN PHILIP HOUHA. Condt
.itt'itn. ahu .'ih-nurHrt HAT
People's Theatre Kninjrton Av
nd Cumberland
Tills Week. Matlnu Dally
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