-...I f4 i v tfSiT GOSSIP ABOUT PBOPlE --' II JVrnicy flfynne Cmf5 lfcout flWy Persons and Many Happening Tommy Only Stops ' for Want of a Word W TriK Herbert Lincoln Clark nod their two dauihlr, Conway and Eleanor. ram back Uit wek from a three weeks' cftmpliijt -trig n Canada. Ther har a moot wonderful t!mi far away frtm city lite, a real rtnU and I Should think Mm.' Clark' would hae Setdhl It. at nn rat, tot; kno. ah worked Hk wnvrr for Hryn Mjawr SSrfdil that oll'a drive 4(or f2.0M,. OOOT Indwd, I . think the ratt "mount of credit ahould be (fiver, to all those woman who did mich ool work, Jor 'hey not only reached their 82.000, 000 ol. hut collected enough oyer that mount to pay all expenaeM of the cam '"; that th imld $2,000,000 will Did I 111 yu about fln dlalra'clcd darnel who worked hard and faat th lidt ofternoon of the drive and mif. cetded lu getting herself .nrmlcJ for Imlne her car In the wronit place for twenty mlnutea? Hhe had nn awful time, but when he told th policeman In thario at City Hall what a predicament he had been In to get that laat contrl butlon : how she liml forgotten time and rules and everything, ho Jut took the charged nxalnat her off the book. At least, that1 the way I heard the atory. WfiMi to return to the Clarka, thrty came back 1ftt week and aw Marye and Oeorge Krazler. who are II v Inr in their Ilryn Mdtfr home until they tike their departure for Cnbn. and thou left for the North, and will be In Maine tot the rent of the worm weather, until boiit September 15. I think. I do think Mrs. Clark U very good looking woman. I remember unlng hr one day In the eprlns wearing a dark georgette frock, which Was heavily em brolderrtl In ellk floss. Her liat was n ntapolltun etraw model, made with n wide brim and trimmed with a feather fancy. Hhe ban the moat bvautiful Iroti ray hair, whleh, with her young face, in a decidedly arcat addition to her good looks. i I HAVE acented another romance und I can't tell It yet becattae I do not ftnote it myaelf, but thin I do know, It eerUlnly In the way of being one. The girl came out thla lost winter and went around with a clique of awfully nice filrlf, glrln who would not wear bodice rM frock h and danco extraordinary daueee, rIpIh I consider about aa eharmlng and lovely n any T have ever met. well, this girl In one of them, and ehe la dear, and the man It a very attractive somebody. I av them to gether the other day and my phoohetlc eoul said to me: "There, Nancy, there's something for you to tell some one iu the near future, unless I am much mistaken." No matter how much people intend to keep on engage ment a secret there'a a certain exalted look that creep Into their faces whan they are perfectly itneonsdoiit. of It, and Jt gives them away every time. CATHARINE J,EA has been up in Hip Canadian woods for iifcrn1 weeks with her slater, Mrs. Percy Hud son, and her children. Khe has been having n wonderful time T hear. Though the Lens' place at Devon Is so lovely 1 nnuld almost hate to go away from there If it were mine. Yon know they built th house ot Westthorpc Farm several year ago. The first time I saw It was when Catharine made her debut. They gave her tea there, you remember, and the house certainly did look won derful. The pine Itslf la vry hand some. Beautiful woods and a sweep ing lawn and the loveliest floweral Mr. and Mrs. Lea were up in Bloom ing Orov. Pa., staying with the Powell Evanses for a while. There's snlendld fishing and gunning there and a. lot of the men go up there with their wlvea over week-euda lor the sport. The women go in for the sport, too. It's such fun to fish, don't you think? TOMMY and Huddy were always urcnlnc and fussinf. But as Tommy Is' four and Buddy two their vocabulary suffers at times. The other da they were fighting so busily out on the side porch that they Anally got on rrandmn's nerves to nuite an extent. fo, opening the porch door, ahe neatly took Tnmny from hi place ot vantage mm Mil mm ou u fiiuir ursiur tier, while she left Buddy on the outside. It was apparently the only thing to do separnte them. At first there was quiet, then Tommy looked up nt grand ma and rvmarkrd In telling tones: "Whon I set out of here I'm going to eo out there and hurt his feelinRS I I'm I'm tryln' to think of a big enough word to call him." NANCY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES An Interesting wedding to society In this city nnd New York will be that of Mies Mary Frances Edey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Edey. of Now York, and Mr. Edward Wlnslow Taylor. eon of Dr. Edward Wlnslow Taylor, of Cedron, Germantown, which will tnke Place In St. Thomas's Episcopal Church, 6lxty.thlrd street and Fifth avenue. New York, on Tuesdny, October 21, at 4:30 o'clock. Mr. Frank R. Wallace, a brother-in-law of Mr. Taylor, will act aa b'st man, and tho ushers will Include Mr. Roy Stewart, Mr. George Woodward, Mr. Stanley Woodward, Mr. William S. Jamison, Mr. Edwnrd Starr. Mr. Allen rsumore. Mr. Robert P. A. Taylor, Mr. Alfred R. Hunter and Mr. William R. Klm?sley. The Rev. Doctor Stlrea will Perform the ceremony. Mr Taylor, will entertain his beat man and ushers at elnner on Thursday. October 10, at the Germantown Cricket Club The ladles committee of the Wayne' Archery Association hus Issued Invita tions for a toa, to be given tomorrow on ft Luke's school grounds. In honor of the members who are In Wayne to attend the fortieth annual tournament, which Is oln held this week. The hosteee will JJ Mrs. John Dunlap, Mr. Robert Elmer, juro. ivari Trout, Mrs. wiinam n. Palmer, Jr., Mrs. Charles B. Oudlbrod. Mr, and Mrs. James D. Wlnsor. Jr.. and Jnelr family, of Rosemont, who have wen spending the last four weeks at barnnnc Lake as tho guests of Mr. and Mrs Horatio O. Lloyd, will return to tnelr homo next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hently C. Dulles and tnelr family, of Broughton lnno, Vllla jova, returned to tholr home last week rem a visit of two months at the sum mer home of Mrs, Dulles' parents, Judge and Mr. Robert Ewlng, In the Cumberland mountains, Tenn. Hr and Mrs. Fielding O. Lawls, who are spending August at Sconset, Nan Ft, Mnaa , will motor next week wtth )lr little daughter. Miss Molly Lewis, " JamcBtown, R.- I., where they will "main over Labor Day as tho guests of Jlr and Mra. Arthur V. Baugh, who are occupyinn their summer home In Jamea town, Upon their return they will spend Beautifully Curly, Wavy Hair In Three Hours! r'lrU, btr rnxx tried the ellninjne )fthpl of rnrllnv xour hul fimplr rrundl (llrrs jtou the ,moii BMntlfol. iintarsJ'Uoking eorl and nrr it' "?r wiinm se s I(H1 Vmi't ll... ,M I.A AMH.lMa.BTlH !!. s.i r"j ."";r " r.". rvv",:i, II r .n luiaina wun inoiv. lll IF, hlr. Ht. It' fMlltli to ilnte and llltfr lind AnnAMt vna.w ivmmm il,l. a hot curllna Iron and altosrtber unsfwimrjr 0Wi Ueaia sllpiwlne I rlrn to boibs p'ltlirr .tlcny Dr arressr, .bfttl froin. rur .drntldnt i fll .' H!i5:ff Uan . Bret i liir ioft.tlkr ami rlMir an nln hsrmfnl or miifr about It. curls will last .th lonteet tlin tnrf nour mn ivun oi nnai. wino nr (iBTTin "J. nj?i of September at Idlewlld, near Media. xJT- ob"' Worrell Pepper, of Fair at Dark Harbor, Me. a3-I- &2a Mrs- John-Jaekson, of t.nns YuWi J1?!? iiiouned th marriage of k2,rT,ilNH,htli.M,M I-belt Jnclteon, and &, ! Ifi" fcunnb". on or Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell, of Media, at at. jame cnurch, Twenty-second and WAlnlit streets. On Saturday, Auisust 21, the nev. Allan Evans otnclatlng Upon tn?r .return from a wedding trip Mr. and Mr. Campbell will llvo at Newhope, t,.rr. ""i? -Mf- . Frederick William Howell, of Fortieth and" Pine streets, who nre oeeupyinr the property or ur. and Mr. John T. Carpenter atIUulnor, for th summer, win r.iurn to their city homa October 1. Mra. Howell inont th last two week-ends nt tho Stockton Villa, Cape May. , Mr. Jam Stotesbury and Mr. Kugefte n. Chrlstmau have gone to Montrose, Pa... where they will remain for a. aw weelu, returning to Idlewlld In September, wherottiey will spend the (arlir autumn bofore opening their home In Do Lancey place. Mrs. J, 3. C. Harvey, of Radnor, enter tained the member of the Laasruo of Women CItlfens of rudnor district nt her homo on Monday. Mrs. Harvey la chairman of Hadnor dlatrlot. Dr. and Mr. W. Reynolds Wilson, of Devon, are ataylng at the Ambaosodor Hotel, Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. T. Klwood Allison, of Conny Meade. Walltngford, have irono to New London, Conn., where they will he the sruesth of Mr. and Mr. Clayton F. Dixon on their bouse boat Osafla. Mr. Eugene Forrester Caldwell, of Walllngford, has returned to her homo irom uannan, wnere bMO enent several weeks. air. uamwen u now the cuest of Mr. and Mrs. .Samuel D. Riddle nt their huntralow at Berlin, Md Miss Lnorn Jackson, who hii3 been the Ruest of, Mr Caldwell for a week, left on .Saturday for her summer homo In Vent nor, N. J. Mrs, W, Backett Duoll, of Hlllcroft, Meadowbrook, Is spending a fortnight aw Newport, It x. Mis Anna Linton, ot 419 Fishers avenue, oiney, I tho cueot for some tlmo of her elster, Mm. Thomas 13. Ouerln, at her apartment In Wlldwood. N. J. ALONG THE READING Mra. Robert Dearden, Jr.. and hor naurnter are spenainsr a few weks at the Travmorc, Atlantic City. They will return to their home In Oak Lano early next month. Mr. find Mrs. KM Tnvlnr Cnnnnr nnd tlielr daghtiir. Miss Margarot Conner, have irone to Buffalo and will not return to their home in Rydal until September 1. Mrs. Benjamin B, Howard, Mra. Nathan Wallace, Mir Martha Wallace. Miss Lulu Gay and Mies Alice Itahn, of Oak Lane, are occupying a cottage nt Beach Haven, N, J., for a month. Mr. and Mr. Eugrrto Heger and their daughter, of Jenklntown, left this week for Dett Moines. la., where they will re main for somo time. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Craig, of Craig' Brie, Meadowbrook. have returned from a motor trip to Mt. Pocono. Mr. A. Jackson Smith and hln daugh ter, of Jenklntown, have returned from East Gloucester, Mass., where they epenr a month. QERMANTOWN Mr. nd Mrs. M. F. Hanson, of 515 Yjmt Sedgwick street, will leave on Fri day for n trip through the Great Lakes to Minnesota, whera they will remain a fortnight. Mltss Sarah Hanson has re turned to her home after spending three weeks In Kenbema, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Bobat. S903 Lincoln drive, tnelr on, Mr. Walton Bobst, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Bald win, of 73(30 Croshelm road, Mr. and Mr. William MnoNelll and Mr. and Mr. Albert Pe'.rer. will leave on Sat urday, September it, to sppnd a fort night In the Pooonos. Mrs. M. Thomas MoFadden, ot 134 West SeymOur street, accompanied by her sister, Mies Beatty M. Strain, formerly" of Bryn Mawr. left yesterday for the Wyoming, Cape Mnv, whro thev will epend ten days. Mr. MoFadden will ioln them over tho week-end. Mrs. Ellen MeFadden. of 4946 Greeno street, will also spend the week-end with Mrs. MoFadden. Mr. and Mra. J. Wnlter Baker have returned from a visit from BrooKl.vn. where they were tne guests or airs. Baker's slster-ln-law, Mra. Margaret M. K. Strain. Mrs. W. D. Bryan, of 8311 North Twenty-first street, will leave on Thurs day to spend a week In Asbury Park. N. J, Her daughter, Miss Marian Bryan, will go to the Delaware Water Gap for a week. Mrs. M.' Schaefer. Of 4803 Pulaski avenue. 1 visiting her sister, on ner old homestead, near Pottstown, Pa., for some time. At the ena of the week Mrs. Schaefer'e daughter. Mr. Ida Mae Edre and Miss Carrie Schaefer. with Mr. and Mra. Raymond Edge und their children, will motor to Pottstown to visit Mrs. Schaefer. Mrs. W. H. Dreaher nnd their family, A Homemade cake C A' PAT-A-CAKE a GAMBRILL, Product t.,lMErki)''iL MMSkWnislBmBBBaVBMMMiv-' . '-, s .JKtf ,- ' n. .,,., , ,,,,., , ... ....- ' . ;j EVENING POTW0W .jiffSQPfv'LHHLLHw. UABaBBBaBBBBBBBBBVSj3BBBBBBBalBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBBBBB rBBBBBBBBBaH 31BBHBbVIbb1BBBBBBBBBBH ' ' ' " ' I -I ITioto by Photo-Crafters MISS KATHERINK TENNEY Daughter of Mr. and Mm. Frank Tenney, of Haverford, whose engage ment to Mr. Henry Edaon recently was announced of 227 Queen lane, are at the Perklo men Inn for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Skinner and their family, will return to their home at 13S West Louden street on Thurs day after Spending two months at their summer place In Jenklntown. Mrs. Frank Dovlln, of 247 East Up ml street, lu spending a month in At lantic City. Lieutenant Albert RhorabaUgh, 4603 Pulaski avenue, will leave today for San p'ego, Calif., where he will be stationed In tho future. Mrs. Rhorabaugn will loin Lieutenant Rhorabaugh In. San Diego In a fortnight. Mrs. Robert M. Barton. Jr., of 217 East Unsal street, will go on September 1 to Atlantic City to' spend threo weeks. Miss Clara Fund and Miss Miriam Fund, of 5631 Chew street, are spending a week In Atlaatlo City, Mrs. Conyers Button Fleu, Jr., and her small son, Master Conyers Button Fleu, 3d, of 63B3 Rosa street, are spend ng somo time In Ocean City, N. J. Miss Katherlne Kelly, of 8510 Boyer street, will leab today to spend sum time In Absecon, N. J. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Mildred Davidson, of North Thirteenth street, left on Saturday to spend tho remainder of the season In East Stroudeburg. Mies Jessie Williams, of North Nine teenth street, has gone to Reading, Pa., to remain several weeks, Mrs. W H Wooteni. of West Alle gheny avenue. Is spending 'he closing weeKs or August at AlldUletowt), Del, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lockhorf have returned from tblr wedding trip nnl will be at home at 3113 North Franklin itreet. Tho bride was Miss Gertrude C. Harrison. Another returning bridegroom and hrlde nre Mr. and Mra. William A. Crosier, who will be at homo at 232 North Ninth street, They have been spending some time on the const ot Mnlne. The bride was Miss Rachel L. rirnham. daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Graham. Mrs. A. B. Schmlnky, of 2758 North Fifteenth street, has returned home after spending four weeks In WllllAtns port, Pa., Pino Grove, Shamoltln nnd adjacent cities. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Kealy, of 2242 1H UKSijiail Korth Thlrtnentti street, have had the LTV all mmlFiWwm Itev. John Mullan, of North India, aa 1 aml MUM lEllM the'r KUent for the last week. I lMtUVmM3MM!! MIrs May V. Crowe, of 3815 North f iiimimiTmEii iiim WT Broad street. Is spend, n(r the week at i- iv.- (-ju il. ., Atlantic City, beoro ifolnir to New IS the Standby Of the pOpU- Vork. where she will bo the KUcst of ar summer hOSteSS. friend. Mrs. L. Benzon, 3816 North Thlr- xmmmmmmimmmmmtmmtmumm without the work! IUST mix a package of Pat-a-cake with one cup J of water, pour into oiled tins, and bake. The beat of flour, sugar, salt, eggs, baking powder, shortening and flavoring are in Pat-a-cake. These ingredients are perfectly proportioned and care fully mixed ao that Pat-a-cake always makes deli ' cious homemade cake. And Pat-a-cake saves money because all ready mixed, it costs you less than you would spend for the individual ingredients and it cuts the fuss and worry right out of baking. GAMBRILL MFG CO BALTIMORE MD Slnce 74 JUUersfm mm ... ?'"- . .' -F' .-.. v . v i- . f'.:vtV, A. , J'W ,iA'l i S. 26, im teenth street, Is tho guest of her mother, Mrs. Harry Broom, nt her homo on Wesley avenue, Ocean City, N. J Mr. Raymond Pearson, of 4529 North Broad street, returned from a visit to WllcUvnnfi. N. J. Mr. find Mrs. John U. Pearson nnd their family with their .liHtftr. Miss Ida Wh te. w 111 occuny tlielr new home at 643T. Mucgrave street, Mt. Airy, tomorrow, Mr! and Mrs. Mark Bucks. 1232 West Allegheny avenue, aro chaperoning the following on a tour to iNiagnrn raun Thousand Islands Ausable, Chasm and Canadian resorts Mrs. samuci t'yrer, of London! Miss Rachel L. Bucks, Mr. hnd Mrs. David Gould, Miss Carrie Drelfus, Miss Miriam Bucks and Miss Ray J. Bucks. Miss Ida White, of 4529 North Broad street, has returned from Roselle Park, N. J where she was the guest of her sister. Mrs. William Clements. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. Samuel Melnlch, of 1339 South Fifth street, la spending n. fortnight In Boston. Miss Elizabeth Jon on, of 1400 Chris tian street, spent tho week-end at Avalon, N. J. Mr. Joseph A. Noble, of 2432 South Twentieth street, and his friend, Miss Anna Gillespie. Miss Josephine Bowman, and hi brother, Mr. Frank Noble, have returned from a week-end visit to Park land. Pa. Miss Sarah Cohen has gone to Atlantic City, to remain for a fortnight. Me Samuel Ilnseman. Of Z611 South Falrhlll street, Is spending the seoaon at Avalon, n. j. Mlsa Louise Cooney nnd Mis Anna Cooney, ot 1116 Jackson street, arc unending Hie week at Garden Luke. Miss Cecilia KelinJi of 1631 Porter Street, wno nas oecn spenuwK ooveri weeks nt Avalon, N. J., spent last week end In Atlantic City. Mrs. Calderonl. of Twelfth and Jack ion streets spent a few days at Camp Fealey, last week. It's bo full-bodied, so rich in flavor and so refreshing CC( ., , " in ii '! ' iBtvi. mrrTT t ;-. I .BVuljinH'v 'Hi if I ' V'! . -- "" -W ."WLiHtM b ' r . i.L.i .V iT" r, ra j .. l"-l - MISS LOUISA J; BALL WEDS MR. J. R. FOWLER Interesting Wedding of Ml Francos McCann and Mr. John MacDonald An Interesting wedding will be dot cmnlsed this evening at 8 o'clock In the chapel of tho Church of tho Incarna tion, Drcxel Hill, when Mir Lou lee, J. Bill, daughter of the Rev. and Mr. Clarence Ernest Ball, of Adan, Pa., nnd Mr. Joseph R. Fowler, of 3744 North Carllslo street, will he marrjed by the bride'; father. Mr. William Curtis Cooley Ball, brother of the bride, will glvo her '" fparrlag e. She will wear a gown of white georgette crepe, with a court train of eatln. Her veil of tulle will be caught with clusters of orango blossoms, and she will carry a shower of Bride r?AeB- Wip Ada M. A, Ball, the bride's slater, will be maJd of honor, and will wear a gown of white point d'eeprlt and S'l0'? nlnk ater. Mr. Howard Olbbs Chase, of New York, will be matron of honor. Hor gown of soft pink "k Is veiled with lavender georgette crepe, nnd she will carry lavender sweet peas. The bridesmaid will Inolude Ml Carrie R Taylor, of Soranton, I'n. : Miss Florence A. Long and , Miss Harriet TnS"? Sl5fl6f .Sf Alexandria, Va., antl Miss iClltabeth Fowler, ller of tho bridegroom. They will wear white rrocka of soft ellk, veiled with point ?if.8prlt.,ld flnlahed with bodice of blue eatln brooodod with pink, and will carry pink asters. Mra. Ball will wear m.2S!! ' .white aat n veiled with black sat n veiled with pink georgette crepo will bo worn by the .bridegroom's mother. r v. 'ow,rJ...7T"1 nB,Te r nest man Mr. aeorga Klllott, nnd his ushera will Imslud Mr. Harold Fisher Goodwin, Mr. Charles WHon. of this city: Lieu tenant Harvoy Callender and Mr. Wol cott Spofforcl, of Alexandria, V. A re ception at the home of the bride's par enta will follow the ceremony. Mr. Fowler and his bride will Iravo for Nlng. nrn .and Canada, tnklng n trip up the St. Lnwrence river, nnd returning by wny of Iake Champlaln and the Hud son river. The bridegroom served two years with th. British nrmy In the engineer corps during the world war. Among the out-of-town guests will bo Mies Lucetta A. A. Rathbone, of Dal ton, Mass. j Mrs. James A. Ijng. Mrs. Kdward C. Spofford. of Alexandria, Va. Mra. George Barth, of Cumber land, Md., and Meg. George Bpencor, of Newark, N. J, MaoDONALD McCANN An Interesting wedding took place at ii' west imtennouse street, German town, nt tl!30 a'Oloek this nffxrnnnn when Mlsa Frances Elisabeth McCann. daughter of Mra. John A. McCann. be came the brldo of Mr. John Emmett MaoDonold, of Wichita Falls, Tex. The hrlde waa attended by her small niece. MIms Elisabeth Ann Bally, nn flower lrl. and Mr. Robert McCann, the bride's brother, acted a best man. The Rev. Dr. William Porter Le. pastor of the Westside Presbyterian Church, per formed the ceremony, and Mrs. McCann gave her daughter In marrlnge. A hreak fast followed the ceremony for the Im mediate .families. Th bride wore a dress of dork blue satin, with hat to match, and carried a boouet of orchids. The little flower girl wore a dainty frock of embroidered lawn nnd carried a 1asket of Sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mm. MacDonald will be at homo nt Vernon, Tex., after October 1. BONNER COONAN The marrlnge of Mlsa Reglna E. rVmnnn nt RRia T)Avnn ntrt. in Me. Joseph T. Bonner, of 642 East Walnut lane, will be solemnized at 4 o'clock this afternoon In the Immaculate Concep tion Church, East Irlce and Sullivan stream, the Rev. J. M. Hlgglns, C. M.. officiating, Mlsa Lucy Meechum wilt attend the bride as maid of honor and Mr. Jamea C. Bonner will act as best man for his brother. A reception will follow the ceremony at the homo of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner will go to 'A ;,;"7- . Here's a Way NOT content with jborrine the new fabric and accettoriei, Vogue offer a ecries of deiigni lugjtitmg their uie. Here' a lailleur, plain ai only the smartett suits know how to be, that combines a familiar weave with the new trimming of pleated braid. That shows an unexpected sleeve, a surprising col lar; and is allied with one of the sil houettes already favoured of the autumn mode. And it's only one of the many designs $Yaiui that show the possibilities of the varied fabrics and their attendant motifs and .embroideries, in this new number of VOGUE Dated September 1st For fabrics of unexpected beauty and interest for over QO of Vogue's exelu sive designs for the seamstress for regal furs, luxurious tea-gowns, brisk tail leurs and for every fashion item of interest to the smart woman see this new Autumn Fabrics and Pattern Number of Vogue. Buy it at any news stand today. Or, if you'd rather subscribe, give the coupon below to your news dealer, who will receive his usual commission. Or mail it direct to Vogue, en. closing cheque. At All News Stands! Now! Torn'. JO TTtst 44th St., Ntw York Cify. Please send mt fofttr for one year at f6xx) or uhich I entlose my chequt. Name Street City.. L &: &x&f& vv ,i ' I, ji-v. . . AtUntlo City for aome time, after ahleh tney win do ai noma ai cmo wrutou den etreet. FALLS OF 8CHUYLKILL Miss Mary Boocock. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Herbert Boocock. of 3604 queen lane, I spending several weeks In Ocean City, N, J "Among tho younV people from the Fall In Atlantic City over tho week end, were Mlsa Kdlth Johnson nnd Mlso Doris North, of Queen lane. ROXBOROUQH Mr. and Mra. Samuel P. Kenworthy. of Green lane, who aro occupying their Millava at rtoann CM v. ti. .!.. Will have aa their guests over tho end of August Mr. and Mra. William pplnk, of 418 Lyceum avenue. Mr. "and Mrs. Joenn Kenworthy. of I4C Green lan nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles C. Eddleman. of 410 Green lane, who have been spending the summer in ocean uny, w. ... wm icnve msi n during the week for tho coast of Maine. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Btrlckland. who have been passing some time In Louis ville, Md., have returned to their home on Lyceum avenue. MOORE8TOWN Mr. James Warden and Mr. Norman Pitcher spent the week-end nt Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ayres motored to Atlantic City on Saturday. Mrs. A. W, Sumner la spending the month In New Hampshire and Boston. NORRI8TOWN The engagement of Mlsa Marian Tink ler, of 936' West Marshall street, to Mr. VilUlfMir I 1C. Ul f 1I11I1I1IV1IW1I, -1. Ml, ..-n announced nt a five hundred party and miscellaneous snower, given Dy auss Tinkler. In hnnnr of hep cousin. Miss Florence Tinkler, whose marriage to Mr. J. Newton Hunslnger, Jr., will take place In October. Tnero were twenty guests present. innnilllMmAnt Viau hAll mftflf, nt tho marriage of Miss Laura Titus, daughter or Mr. ana Mr, wiinam thus, or i'oiu. town, formerly of Norrlstown. nnd Mr. George Werkfser, on of Mr. Oeorge Werklser. of 117 West Lafayette street. on Haturaay, August 21, in Kiaion, .nia. After a wedding trip to Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Werklser will live at 117 West Lafayette street. DELAWARE COUNTY Among tho Media women who nre interested In arranging a course of lec tures to be given nt the Media High School on "Women' Cltlsenshlp" are Sir. J. Claude Bedford, Mr. Joseph Visit OUR BATHS Whether you arc Overstout Underdeveloped Rheumatic or tired out. Let ub show you how to lay the real foundation of Perfect Health. Trial Demonstration 'Treat ment Grafts COLLINS INSTITUTE For Women Exclusively Hellcvue Court Building 1418 Walnut Street Phone Spruce 51,81, .Stile, wi.y.a W, Irwin Cheyney Mm CT1,i- ft. frtrltnn Mt William Hhewell ISIIlk. Mra. i'lirauahartott and Mm. Walter Robinson Johns. The flrt of the rles will be given on September 17 by Mrs. William Raymond Drown, of New York, tho subject ot which wll be "Your Home nnd Your Country.' This will bo followed by five other lec tures at Intervals during the autumn. A surprise birthday party wan given In honor of Miss ISdythe Rlccheita and Mr. J. E. Rnnoltelll, of Upper Darby, Pa., on Riturday evening by Mrs. L. Itoncoco and Mlsa Christine Dalonio, Amnnir IhAan tirHn urrA Air. J. I'. Donahue, Mr, and Mrs. J. Nulty, Mis M. MaoAullf, Mr. nnd Mm Newman, Mr. nnd Mra. Haxt, Mr. James Kelly, Mr. a ivwh.v m, iiui Mm. I.. Tloncace. Miss Dalonto, Mr. R. Merenda, Mr. John Dalonso, Mr. A. Merenda, Mr. and Mrs. C. Petti, Miss Elizabeth Merenda, Mr, and Mrs. II. C. Rnncltelll, Mr. J. Farina, Mlsa Nan Warner, miss uiuian wjjKtr. Minn A nn a Hlcchetsa. Mr. Edmund and Mr. Anthony Rlcchesxa, Mr, and Mrs H. Spina, Mr. Felix Roncace, Mr. Hum bert Mnrtlnl. Miss Ixmise Martinis, Mr. G. Ronence, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Spuria, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. ratchel. Mr. Do Lnurla, Mlsa Anne Martini. Mr. V. Mer enda, Mlo N. Muncpr, Miss Catherine Campbell, Mlso Edvth Martinis, Mr. B. Merenda, Mra. 8. lloncace, Mr. O. Spu ria, Mra. P. Ronence and Mr. Raymond Bewley. TIOQA Mrs. Clara, 8. Ogden and her daugh ter. Miss Jane Ogden. ot 2208 Hunting Park avenue, have returned home from Tuekahoe. N. J where they have been staving after passing the early summer In Ocean City, N. J. Mm. J, II. Thomea and her daughter, Miss Millie Thomas, of 2201 West lloga street, have gone to Hhamokln, Pa whero they are the gusts or Mrs. Thomas's daughter. Mrs. Spencer Hamilton. Miss Lena Gcbert daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Oebert of I860 North Thirteenth street, has returned home after "Upending some time in Asnury Park. N, J. Her sister. Miss Clara Oebert. I with a camping party at Camp Wlnnepaw, Wolfboro, N. II. tUftrHCl Pi. ! Amu j mj w " Norma Talmadge IN A NEW PICTtmB ,4YES OR NO?" Next Wek ANITA STBWAItT In "TUB YELLOW TYPHOON" D A I A IT 1" MATIKET HTnEBT rAL.L.fc 10 A. M 12, .0148, BUB, T:K, DlSO P. M. J. PAP.KBP. READ'S feENBATION Q F X Louist O Lt t GLAUM With Irving Cummin ana MyrtU Btedinaa A D- A rf A Chtnut St. Bel. ICth KL.A.D1A. 10 A. M.. 12. 2. .1145. fttttl. 7:45. 0(30 P. M. ..!.. a ... OlHlL 4 A t tw. 11 n M BILLIE BURKE AWAaT0E3 FnUDENCE IfvTYD I A Market'Btrwt Ab. Oth V IL-1 vJll oa.m. to lump. M. MAY ALLISON 'cHrEn- C A DITVST '24 Market Street Vrri 1 UL matxje kehnedy "Dollars and Penne" Added larry Semon In "The Bug ltsftd" D T7r,KrT Market St. Rel. lTth rS.EAjll.lN 1 wiLLnoaEns in JEB1 CALL ME JIM" GLOBE MAP.KET BTnEET AT JUNIPER 11 a u i it n M -. -.C??fr'NUolJB VAUDr'ILLB DATTUNO NELSON A COMPANY! Other CROSS KEYS 00T" ,"A?1E? ZTi; 2:no, T a o P. M. TUB OAItDEN OK 1X)VE" BROADWAY Drod n,, Bnrir m. "riXINO IT UP"! CONSTANCa: TAI.MADQE In "In Bireh nf ainnur" Autumn Fabrics AND Pattern Number OONSrf MART. PoMtkar , XtHfi. WOOLMAN CBAJZ. Bdlttr HXTwonra ciutmuu in Dimim Directions. Give this roueon fo your neus dealer or if more convenient send to fogue, enclosing your cheque, r. u a.-.'.v Hilt Brtnton. Mra. wKS. &.&: V VI" w x w AfAnFMY V a a. a-' a- ui, ; i. 5, of MUSIC ; nnOAD AND LOCUST STrtBETS LIMITED ENCUaEMEKT BEGINNING THIS COMINC1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON' THE TALK OF NEW YORK A PHOTOPLAY Which Will Appeal to Every One AN ADAPTATION TOOM FANNIE HURSTS an A HBAnT-APPKALTNO BTOnT OF TIIE OIIKTTO CHAnACTErtH INTKIlPnETED HY CAST OF EXCEPTIONAL PLAYEnS MORE PATHOS THAN THE "MUSIC MASTER" MORE LAUGHTER THAN ' . "POTASH AND PERLMUTTEB'' SPECIAL MUStC ORCHESTRA OF 20 VOCAL SOLOIST ASSISTED BY CHORUS f OF TRAINED VOICES IN "ELI, ELI" MATINEES oaiw 25c, 35c, 50c EVENINGS atV 25c, 50c, 75e (IXCLUDIKCI TAX) Ticket on Hule Tomorrow at 1110 Chrntnut Btrct n,nl Academy of Minlc riliUVDELrilIA'8 FOnEMOBT THKATHBl Garrick Next Monday SEATS NOW r the cntfw engagement Return by Popular Demand of - GEO. M COHAN'S - - COMEDIANS. Vfe. GUAND OLD XAMIQ? Th Qreatcit Hutlcal Comily Hit That PhlUdelphla Evr Sw Matlnea WnltiMnlny anil Raturday -KXTOA aiATINBB I.A1IOR PAX Forrest Mon. Aug. 30 Seats Nowr Selling v VICTOR HERBERTS , niOGEST MUSICAL COMEDY HIT li Girl Spotlight WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST TrMucM by th r,m. w. TdrT Company MATINEKS WEDNKSDAYAND PATUnDAT KMR. HERBERT will personally conduct the opening performance. BROAD Next Monday Seats Now Selling ' A NEW COMEDY "BAB" ; i hi: iifMonoi'B AnvnNTfnns of tub noMANTtr Ht'n-onu With HELEN HAYES I AND CAKT OK I'NI'SL'AI. KXCELLENCM MATINUEH WEDNESDAY A HATfUDAV BXTnA MATINEE 1.AHOK DAY M- SHUBERT Beg. Monday SEATS NOW SELLING The OutBtnndlnp; Event of the Year! Tho MKBflllS. I.EE & J. J. SHfllEUT Olter A uevival or the Mnut rnmous ot All Musical Comedies With ELEANOR PAINTER, And n Cast of Amazing Excellence! A a "I'lorn-lnrn" RAitt nf Rmllant Hrautla Direct From Ihe (Vntury Theatre New York I ADELPHI Beg. Mo"nday 1 SEATS TOMORROW A. 1! WOOD'S I'reoenta IIIk Orcntcst Now York Kiircc Hucvess THE GIRL 1nthe i LIMOUSINE A Continuous .Toyrldr With a (Irrat C9, K MONTHS IN N Y 1 MONTHS IN CHICAGO MONTIIK IN IlOSTON v CHESTNUT HT- upwa hoobb MATS. 2 flO EVOS.. 70 EITH'S CORINNE TILTON & CO. IN "A CHAMELEON nEVUU" ' BLK T FITZGIBBON asbibjed nY ins nnontEit ljw, iVlcUrMitt, Kelly 6t Uiup" MILLER & EYl.EHi nKOAL A MAC. AND A fllO I'KATUnE DILLI fcllfe i)Bi IP Z. IKN'TITA fllllt 1 &mm WILLOW GROVTFAW J TODAY SOUS A t.7BD BAND I 4 .VOCAL. AND INBTni'MUNTAI, BOIO10M AT EACH CONCEHT ! TQitonRow novas day "' People s Theatre Kninton av.. 1 Thl. Weeb. M.tln.. Dally '" MOLLIE WILLIAMS rfr n.r Oreatut ftty casino BILLY WATSON Trocfderp. ui,n W 4'Sti ' "Si Mr-"! m B 4 . ' I (, th ttpj V1 j.1 .'J ' V1 'V J f- 'l v X , n '&YVnj&23j
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