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d.yg anyhow now, for the Hors;
andln Southampton and here and eyery.
'Til? .iVi There ate horse Iows of
Z,ne and there are many vlio lore to
SXdf'th" events, but It's tfie smart
Sg'M th"col.lookln women and
uY , mn'fcr that most eye; are turned
n the. affara. Of ,Jiye. at
ficron where there Is eyery kind of nldej
how that was etcr inTentcd, besides
he horse show Itself, some persons do
not think & mucH about the clothes
is, wear, but the clothes are what are
ihoueht of by the onlooker, believe me.
SS "the l'hlladelpblan. and the
Mml-Phlladelphlans who were at the
SowjtTMterday were Miss Julio Ber
Wind; her niece, Manaret Dunlnp j Mrs.
Bob 8trawbrlde, Mrs. Crafa Uiddle,
Mrs. Jlilt Dhston, Mrs. Joseph Gsmsriy
Mr. John It. Drexcl and numerous
others. rs. juiwuju ..
lire In New York now, but ar former
Phllndelphlons. Mrs. Plsston has been
to England for some tuna, but recently
returned to this side.
QUITE a number ot women are la
town, whether, to put names on the
rueMors' lists or not, is hard to say.
I'm sure Marie Stewart is not here for
that purpose, unless she is putting her
mother's name on for her, because
Maxle Is certainly not twenty-one by
ieveral years length. Anyway ahe
wis In town a few days and 'I happened
to see her. She was wearing" a. soft
coffee colored sports suit, which waa
rsitly becoming to her and her simple
bit was nho In brown. The coat was
,ry long walsted and she looked e
treraelr smart.
Another person I spied was Betty
Brock. She was in a tweed sports suit
which ws very good looking, and her
bit was ot the same tweed, muchly
stitched.
HAVE you heard about the big doings
the women way 'out on the Main
Une are getting up? They are going
to hare a supper and tUnce on the turn
pike out at Whitford, the evening of
September 18. And for a very fine
rtsion, to raise funds to maintain a
community nurse for Whitford and the
ountry round about there.
Tou know Whitford is beyond Paoll,
ind there were many times last year
ind the year before when the people
a that vicinity were In dire need of a
iurse, And so it was determined to
tare one for this year, who would live
here and do community nursing In that
section 01 me uaesier vouey on ine
Main Line. They have obtained Miss
Katharine Rohrer, who for a number
at jesrs was head nurse at the Preston
Retreat. And it is the hope of those
who have engineered this step that many
til the. families ouc-tnere- will be aided
Sr dallv or weekly visits when illness
tomes along. -Miss Rohrer. will also
rtilt the schools of that district and
follow up cases'needlng attention.
I hear the women In charge of the
party on the eignieentn nave arranged
to hold the dance, rain or shine, ns it
will be riven at Whitford Lodee. and
supper can be served under cover there
while me large aivmg-rooms used by the
rlrlj who spend their vacations at' the
oitt can be easily used for dancing.
Among the wonen Interested rin 'the
rofr-are ;ur&. Liaraner. Howell, Mrs:
7corge Ooates, Mrs. George Thomas,
Id, Mrs. Francis Strawbridge. Mrs.
71111am E. Lockwood, iMIss Jane
"homas, Miss Grace Thomas, Mrs:
Vmbi, Miss Miller, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs.
llodgett and Mrs. Francis Jacobs. I
ope the affair wilt be a success, and I
m sure It will be.
RANKIE has a sister Mary. Frankie
Is two whole years old nvnd Mary la
firw, and so you know to Frankie thero
i only one Mary in the world. Why
of, where has he ever met another?
rou know also, I suppose, that the
Ittle black patent leather slippers which
are narrow straps across the Instep
re sometimes called "Mary Janes." If
ou did not know that you would not
et the story, so, ot course, I have to
initio,
VVell, the other afternoon when
Tankle had been playing out in the
arden in .his little sandals mother
ailed him in to have his bath. And
tter he was oil freshly dressed, he
tarted to pull on the sandals again.
'Walt, Frankie," said mother, r,and
utonyourMory Janes."
Without raising bis small head,
rankle replied: "They're not Mary'B
anea, they're mine."
NANCY WINNB.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
.JK'.-nd Mr8, Edwrd Codrington
jrrlmrton announc the entrapment of
'Vrin!?U8ht.er'.M'?? Etne Codrlngton
arrlngton, to Mr. Charles Hendrlckson
iS!r4thUcltr,an,Mr'- WllWara J
Stlss Carrlntf'on waa one of last sed
ans debutantes and made her debut at
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FURS
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We Are Now Presenting Gidding
Ideas of New Fall Coats, Suits,
Wraps and Millinery
Nancy Wynne Talk of the Newport Horse Show She
t Sees Several Smite SuitsPlant for Supper and
'A Dance qf Whftford in a Fortnight
m fl7l JtrmM of the bachelors' co
""on In Baltimore. . .
,, r. Balrd Is a grandson of the late
Matttuw Batrd, president of the Bald
win Locomotive. Works, and of the late
justice -CharUa E. Hendrlckson, of the
wzrAr"'D o few. jersey, ana a
brother of Mrs. Harrison K. Caner, Jr.
Mr. Balrtl was of the class of 1911 at
f'neeton University and served In the
lSOth Machine Oun Company, Fifteenth
Regiment U..8. Marines.
Mr. and Mm. John N, B<hasar, ot
Buffalo, announce the marriage of tholr
daughter, Miss Gertrude Anne Bait
paaar, to .Mr, Robert Dorruui Brooks, of
thlS'olty on Saturday, August 21, at
New York. Mr. and Mrs. B, Dempster
Mason, of Qreenport, l. I., were the
attendants. '
Mtef John Thayer, 3d, left Pouracree,
gar 'Harbor, Me., the summer home ot
Colonel and Mrs. Edward B. Caaaatt, on
Tuesday, for her home In Haverford.
Miss Dorothy Loulie Morris, daugh.
ter of Mnr. Alfred "E. Norrls, of this
city and New. York, whose marriage to
,Mr. rtaoul Alevrn, of, Rumania, will
take place on'Baturday, In the Church ot
it. Peter's-by-the-eea, Narraaunsett
Pier, n. I., will be the guest ot honor at
a large dinner party tomorrow evening,
to be given by her mother, at the Lodge,
her-summer horns In Narragansett Pleri
r Mr. and Mr. CAnrnnf h riarir ne o,
Davids, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of . daughter. Mrs. Clark
will be remembered as Miss Eleanor
Townsond.
Miss Virginia Harrison, daughter ot
mr. ana mr. j. iv. jnueneil Harrison,) of
Ofonts Hills, Is spendlnar a month at
Camden,- Me., where she is the guest ot
her cousins, Mr. and Mra. BnV.mtn
West Practer, and their family, of West
over House, Jenktntown.
Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills, of Wood
uresc ixrage, uu uavias, wno has been
spending the summer at Dark Harbor,
Me., Is expected to return about the
middle of September,
Mr. Walter Lipplncott, of Alscot
House, Bryn Mawr, who has been spend
Ing the summer at Jamestown, It. I.,
returned to hie summer home on Tues
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Earnshaw, of
Bryn Mawr, have returned to their home
from Murray Bay, Canada, where they
were during 'August.
'Mr. and ' Mrs. Joaenh Trevanlon
Thayer, of Springfield avenue. Chest
nut hiii, are spending three weeks at
Beach Haven; N. J.
Dr. Walter Chrystle. of Bryn Mawr.
who has been spending the month of
August at New Brunswick, Canada, re
turned home yesterday. Mrs. Chrystle
and her daughter, who have been stay
Inr at Blue Hills, Me,, for a month, will
return the last of the week
Mrs. Striker Coles and her family,
of Qreenway, Bryn Mawr, will return
from Jamestown, R. I, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords, who
have been for a few weeks at Sara
toga, returned on Tuesday to their
home near Glen Riddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pepper Norrls,
who have been at Camphella, Md., since
early In July, will return to Mayfleld,
their home near West Chester, next
week.
Mrs. Geonri
daughter, Mli
e Halt Strawbrldge and her
Windemere, Bala, are spending a fort
night at Q-Jen Hall, Wernersvllle.
'Mr. and Mrs. John M. Denlson and
their family, of Roaemont, who have
been occupying their cottage at Cape
May, N. J since early June, will return
to their home toward the end of Sep.
tember.
Mrs. Mary P. H." Fur-nan. of West
Chester, announces the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Alice Hunter Hlbberd, to
Mr. Martin W. Dolon, at St. Peter's
Church, The Dalles, Ore,, on Monday,
August JO, - --
Mr, .and Mrs. Jacob Meyer and .their
family and Mr. aifd Mrs. Charles Meyer.
'r,
dd,
who have been occupying Olynwydd,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hotlge,
at Radnor, -for the summer months,
will return to. the city, September 20
Mr, ana.nra. unaries Meyer gave a pic
nic dance last week In honor ot Miss
Inex Heller, of Richmond. .Va., who
has been their guest for some time.
Mr. .and' Mrs. David O. Eaton," who
have spent the summer at'Beechwood,
Jenklntown, will move next week Into
their new apartment at 2049 Chestnut
street
Mlsa Rachel Chalfant. daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Chalfant, of
Wayne, returned to their home on
Tuesday, after spending the summer at
a camp In northern New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Uselma Clark Smith and
their family, of 8prlncfleld avenue.
Chestnut Hill, are spending a fortnight
at Galen Hall, Wernersvllle,
Mrs. John M. Rogers has returned to
her cottage at Cape May, N. J from a
trip through the Great Lakes, Macklnao
islands And Thousand Islands, where
ahe was accompanied by Miss Eatelle
White and Miss Alice MacDonald, of
New York. Mra. Tlv---m and hr or.nrt.
daughter will open their rfpartmenta at
the Kings Court late In September.
QERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Johnson, of 101
East Durham street, will return today
from spending some time In George
town. Delaware, and Ocean City, N. J.
Mra. William II. Nlnlmlnnn. Tr n,
Wlssahlckon avenue and Coulter street,
uermamown, is spending a rortnlght at
Ocean' City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. McConnell,
of 2S2 East Johnson street, have return
ed from a trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel J. McCrudden, of
2S3 East Johnson street, left- yesterday
to spend a week In Doylestown, Fa,
Miss Anna Bonner and Miss Marie
Bonner, of S42 East Walnut lane, will
spend the week-end In Atlantic City.
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Madell, ot S831
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MISS ETIIEL CODRINGTON CARRINOTON
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Codrington Carrinjton, of Haiti.
more, whose engagement to Mr. Charles Hendrlckson Balrd, of this
city. Is announced today
Crittenden street, will go to Berwick,
., iur uver i.auor uay.
Mr. Robert B. Bawn. of 124 West
Mt. Airy fcvenue, Is the guest this week
I VV' nd. M.r' Alexander S. Johnson,
ft 10 East Mt Pleasant avenue. Mr.
Bawn will spend the week-end In Ocean
City, N. J.
,MrV.an1 In- Prsnk H. Southall, of
110 East Coulter street, returned on
Saturday from a fortnight's etay at the
Perklomen Inn.
Miss Louise Schuck. of S217 Chew
street, has relumed from a short visit
19 wJ!hlnKton' Miss Schuck. Miss
Marie Welgner, Miss Elsie Lear, Miss
Helen Lear and Miss Louella Moore will
go to Wlldwood, N. J for over Labor
Day.
Miss Ruth Wood, of' 6212 Chew street,
ha as her guest, Miss Lucy Mac
Michael, of Summit Hill, Pa.
Mr. William Johnson, of 223 East
Meade street, will spend the week-end
In Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Helen Hoefelman. of 1 nn Va.i
Chelten avenue, will go to Ocean City
iur uver uiQQr uay,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Among the Interesting Weddings of
mo eariy uuiumn win do mat of MISS
Grace Eberhard. dauchter of Mr. nnn
Mrs. Elmer E. Eberhard, of 2303 West
Montgomery avenue, ana Mr, Jame D,
Shaplelch, of 68S5 Addison street, which
will take place at noon on Saturday,
September IS. Miss Eberhard will be
attended by Mrs. John Gorman, and Mr.
George Nonemaker will be Mr. Shap
lelgh's best man. The at-home cards
are for after October 1 nt 2415 West
Norrls street Mr. Shaplelgh served In
the United States navy during- the world
war.
Miss Anna Kolb, of North Marvtne
street,' -left -on .Saturday.,, for, a tour
through the West to the Paclfla coaot
Upon her rettirn she 'Will go to Cuba,
to remain through the winter.
Dr. and Mrs, II. M. Eberhard, of 1710
North Eighteenth street with their
daughters. Miss- Phoebe' Eberhard and
Mlse .Marjorle. Eberhard. have been
spending the season at Woqdland, UI.
ster county, N. Y, They .will .return
home late In September.
Dr.4 and Mrs. James C. Attrx have re.
turned to their home, 23SS North Thir
teenth street, from Lake Pooonomlng,
Saylorsburg. Pa., where they spent the
late summer at their bungalow.
Mr, and Mrs. Philip Auerbaoh, who
spent the summer at Wlldwood Crest,
N. J have returned, and will be at home
at 1424 Wlldwood uvenue, Camden. N.
J. Miss Auerbach, who waa a July
bride, was Miss Rose Levin.
Mrs. Ellxabeth Van Busklrk. of North
Sixteenth street, has gone to Denver,
Col., to remain through the autumn.
The wedding of Miss Anna Dougherty,
ot 2S16 Swain street and Mr. Edward
J. Krelner, of 858 North Thirty-sixth
street win lrko piace on raonaay. Sep
tember s, at r ociock. at at. ti
ancle
Church, Twenty-fourth and Green
streets. The bride will have her sister,
Mlsa Jean Dougherty, for maid of honor.
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A meeting of the entertainment com
'""tee of the Sterling Branoh, No. ,
a.ra'1 FJS,t.'.rnltv WRS he'd t .ths home
i Mr- Wl"lam Sokot 514 North Mar
shall street, on Tuesday evening for the
purpose of transactlnc business for the
good and welfare of the fraternity.
Among those present were Miss Slvera
Rappaport, Miss Kitty Cohen. Miss Bes
sie aark. Mr, Abe Goldberg, Mr, James
E. Boris Mr. m Snyderman, Mr.
Maurice Snyderman. Mr. William Sokol
and Mr. Morris Yeager.
Ma!rn? ftir8, Walter Herxberg. of the
5Sf '? wno.are traveling In Canada
and Maine, will join their son, Mr. Paul
Hersborg, who is at Camp Arcadia,
Belgrade, Me.
vfrB,T JTOMa.Uerson and "" daughter,
Mn1?' Wllllam. of Thirteenth street
ana Montgomery acnue, are-spending
several weeks In the Adirondack!!.
... Hl"L. ertrude H. Greenfield, of Chi
tftflTiii? bn,yleltlng Mr. anf Mrs. M.
street Eighteenth
hMr"' X- Ledertr of 1831 Erie avenue,
?;" her- guo.ta for affow days her
w-m.2' ?"" ST88'6 w' Miss
wfiu""' Mtos Miriam Greenwald,
of Wllkes-Barre.
miM'.m ?Ivl.ft Kaercher, 4328 North
itJi. fnnh.i!itr28t' hM "umed from a
visit In Bethlehem and Gratersford Pa.,
where she spent three weeka-during- Au-
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
, Mrs. Joseph Roberts, of 1701 Rltner
e2ii 1Vn,?r?ln,n'f MlM Catherine
Carroll, Miss Helen Carroll and Master
Edward Carroll, of 1500 RuSeomb street
for an Indefinite time. n.
Miss Ellxabeth O'ConneJI. of 1104
m?'S ?". wains? fortnight in
Maryland as the guest of friends.
iir ?I!iMrB- JoPh' Green," Of. 10
Xntlc f Clf' Sptnt w-nd Hi At-
n$ir',.af'(1 Mrs- Charles M. Ofrfcss. ot
2037 Porfr iFi.i .-..- ... .!". 1
from an extended 'trip- through LMtes'
tn,i.Z. i'ii nmD'ain to. Lake Placid,
In the. Adirondack mountains. ,
.nSSLVan-d'?lr8.- nudpt entertained at
supper on Sunday night at the home of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. De
MJI?i ln hon?f Jf Dr- p- Martuccl. ot
Atlantlo City. Other guests present were
I;nd. M.rs- CJVWfles Gaudlo. Mies Lau
tvVft Caj11' Mr- K. Marlnella, Mrs.
Walter HeneBsy. of New York, and her
sister, Mrs. P, Dlodato.
Ml?!. "I'aaFlnkel, Miss Bess Flnkel
and Miss Mildred Flnkel, of 110 Rltner
street, have returned to their home after
spending a month at Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City. N. J.
Miss Helen Green, 1243 Durfor street
and Miss Muriel Sheem, 1134 Jacks?"
street, have motored to Wlldwood, N, J.,
whero they will stay until after Labor
Day at Mrs. Sheern'a cottage, o
Mr. Thomas Gore, ' of 8100 South
Rosewpod street. Is YlsUlns; Trtends i In
Paterson. N, J. She will leave shortly
for New York, where she will loin her
daughter, Mrs. Melncherf who hag Just
returned from England on, the Olympic.
Miss Helen Burke and Miss Marie
Burke, of 1129 South Third street.aro
leavlng today for Atlantic City. They
will stay at the Brunswick Hotel.
Mr. P. Byrnes, of 1022 Wolf street,
entertained at his summen home in
Langhorne over the week-end. Among
the guests were Miss Madlyn Callahan,
of Norrtstown J' Miss Jean Helffy, Mr.
Jack Warrick, of .New York; Mr. J.
Sullivan, of Baltimore: Mr. Robert Al
lan, Mr, J. Shreve and Mr. B, Bonner.
Miss Catherine Clements, of 1605 Rlt
ner street, has returned from a trip to
New York.
Miss Mae Hatpin, of 620 South Taney
street. Is spending a fortnight In At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Clay, of 1713 Mo
Kean street, have returned from a trip
to Atlnntlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halpln, of 1710
Rimer street, are entertaining Mr, and
Mrsf M, Regan and her daughter, Miss
Mary Regan, at their cottage In Atlantlo
City for an Indefinite time.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Ray Cadwallnder Standbrtdge
and her daughter, Miss Evelyn Cad
wallader Standbrldge, of 239 South
Fifty-third street, have returned to their
home after spending several weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ettore Pattl Barlll and
their sons. Muster Ettore Pattl Barlll.
Jr., and Moster'Jean Cadwallader Barlll,
have returned to their home nt 5415
Locust street after a visit of several
weeks to Enston, Pa. Miss Dorothea,
Morgan, of Boston, who has been their
guest and who accompanied them to
Easton, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. B. O'Brien,
who are now In Atlantlo City, ulll re
tum to their apartment, 6215 Spruce
street, September 8,
Miss Mary Van Dyke Estwcller, of
4421 Walnut street, has returned from a
two weeks' stay at Wernersvllle. Miss
Estwellers engagement to Mr. T,
n. i
Prlckett of'West Chester, has been an
nounced recently.
Miss Anna M. Greene has just re
turned to her home, 66E3 De Loncey
street after a two weeks' stay In At
lantic City.
Miss Gertrude Corcoran, of 232 South
Fifty. fourth street has ns her guest
Miss Madeline Weiss, of Reading. Miss
Weiss will not return to Reading for
some time.
Miss Frances Watte, of 4452 Chestnut
street, has returned to her home after a
visit of several weeks to relatives tn the
Berkshlres.
Mrs. George Dornan, of 6319 Balti
more avenue. Is the truest of Miss Clara
Johns, of Mount CaVmel, Pa, After
leaving Mount Carmel Mrs. Dornnn will
go to Washington for an Indefinite stay.
i.
TIOqA
Mr, and Mrs. George Barber and their
daurhter. Miss Jennie Barber, of West
Tioga street have gone to Wlldwood. i
N. J., to remnln until the middle of
oetuemuer.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Gottlieb, of
1802 West Erie avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Emma Gottlieb, and Mr. Edward Cohn,
of Chicago. The wedding will take place
l;i the early autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Plnhelro have
returned from their wedding tour and
will be at home at 804 Roosevelt boule
vard. Mrs. Plnhelro, who was Miss Hat
tie Gottlieb, was a June bride.
Mr. and Mra Gorirk N. Tleaumont. of
3350 North Twenty-second street, havo
returnea nome alter spending the late
summer In the Pooono mountains. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Carter, of
3823" North Sixteenth street, and Dr. and
Mr Wayne. Mingle, of 731 West Erie
avenue, have returned home from Eagles
Mere, where -they have been , staying
since the middle of July.
, Miss Helen Weldemann'of 3738 North
Sixteenth street has returned from a
month's visit, at Lake St Catharine, In.
Vermont.
Miss Jean Led with, of 1717 West On
tarlo street, and Miss Beulah Telts
worth, of 350 North Carlisle street, will
return home today after spending a
month at Lake Champlaln.
FRANKPORD
Dr. and Mrs. Gladstone Holm, of 4231
Paul street, are on a tour throutth the
New England States and Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hlcka and their
daughter, of 1535 Overlngton street are
iiiuuiK several weexa in wlldwood,
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good grocer keeps it.
Rle Mlflt rV.di.eL Cm Inc.
Kcwrt OrrTx Baalt TovtaJu)
BadtfaMr. M.. 10. Broohlra, N. Y.
ON FURS
directly to the publi
Uc, h
encc
vmm turn, arm shq nujw rii nai,
of 1330 Orthodox street have returned
irom. inp to the Tnousana lsianaa,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Knelsler and
their family, formerly of 2017 Plum
street are spending some time In the
mountains of Ouray, Col.
ROXIOBOUQH
Dr. and Mrs. Walter n. Krauss, of
Fnlrvlew, pa., will be at home after
Ootober 1 at 1814 Oxford street Mrs.
Krauss was Miss Ellen Waldeck, of
Rokborough.
Mr. Nathan L. Jones, of Ridge avenue,
will preside at the meeting to he held
tomorrow evening In the Presbyterian
Church at Cape May Point, N. J In
the Interest of that resort
Mrs. Philip Eokenroth, of Hermitage
street, who recently returned from a trip
to the mounalns In Pennsylvania, has as
her guest Mr, JTTed Davis, ,of Frks, Pa.
Mrs. Rosa C. Jones, who left her
summer home at Cape May Point N. J.,
to spend some time In New York, will
return the latter part ot September.
MOORESTOWN
Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Lipplncott en
tertained at dinner last week.
Miss Eleanor Mortland, who has re
covered from a serious operation, Is
spending some time with her brother In
New York.
Miss Elinor Moore, who has been
spending the summer at New Egypt has
returned
to her home on second street
Mr. William Busby, who spent his
vacation In the Shenandoah valley, West
Virginia, has returned to his home on
Central avenue.
Miss Louise Malseed Is spending some
time at Wlldwood, N. J.
YARDLEY
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Eastburn and
Miss Lillian Eantburn, of East Orange,
N, J,, and Mrs. William Davis, of Pcnn'n
Park, were recent jguest of Mrs. Ellxa
C. Tmlth, ,
Kt. and Mn. Mahlon B. Knowles and
their daughter. Miss Winifred Knowles,
of New Haven, Conn., who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Knowles, have returned home.
Mlss Gladys Harper Is visiting Miss
Ethel Todd, of lUckensack, N. J.
Mrs. Gardner Glrton and Miss Ethel
Glrton are spending some time with rela
tives In Michigan.
Mm. Atr,mntl ft ,fn,1u,n!1a,4.. aa
talned nt cart' Monday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. William
Cadwallader,
of Pittsburgh.
Sir;. Aaron Oliver Is visiting friends
In Johnstown.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. W. Roger Fronefleld and
their daughter, Mlsa Louise Fronefleld,
of Moylan, are entertaining Miss Sarah
B. M. Jack, daughter ot Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Shoemaker Jack, ot Media, at
their camp at Rangeley, Me.
Mrs. Mary Trimble Is entertaining her
n?n,in.iaw and daughter, Mr. 'and Mrs.
Robert W. Bdlderston, and their chll-
nren. ot nennelt Square, ut her home In
Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans, of Media,
are entertaining Mrs. Anna Jeness
Mlller, who will leave In a short time
for California, where she will spend the
winter,
Mr. and Mra. A1hpt rimmr iA tutimm
Kathleen Wetherlll, of Chester, who
nave been the jrueete for a few days of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Woodward Trainer at
jucir yape oiay cottage, have returned
their homes.
Qettel. Balnea Weddlno
,,!.hyittrrta'e ot MlM Ethl Balnes, of
1i2. T.aor fPt..10 JIr- Davl A- Qettel.
of 2408 North Thlrty.second street, took
Place at the nnm n' tk. ki.
o'clock last night, the Rev, Mr. Katx, of
I DOWN QUILT
I Made From Feather Beds
I Lombard SiSS
EasasssssasDown (Mir Ri-covtrtdm
U iris I Girlslll
Save Your H.alr
With Gutlcura
PHOTOrtAYH
fHOTOtnAYJ
COMPANY w
IMIIMCA
Academy of Music Di0t aT1
HUMOHE8QUK." ADAITED KP.OM
FANNIE HtnST'B TAMOUa BTQnT
' ALmhra ??,h' M?.. Pasarunk Avo.
, . .....w. Mml wnrM2; Evri
M2;Bvrs., 8:13 4 9
TIIE COURAOE OP
MAHQE O'DOONE
ALLEGHENYMa?,lDakVda!fkAi,:'hrf.
Mat. Dallr 3;1B. R a
LOU1H HTONtl In
"THE lUVEIl'S END
APOI I D 8JD AND T1IOMPBON flT8.
tTJLLJ MATINEE DAILT
LOUIHE QUKVM. In
"SEX"
ARPAHIA CJIESTNTJT Dolow 18TH
fTStLJlf jo A. H. to litis P. M.
MAIIEt, NORMAND In
'TIIB BUM PRINCESS"
BALTIMORE 5v4nASoYffl5,.aal!
ALICE JOTCE In
"DOLIAR8 AND THE WOMAN"
Rl UFRIRD D"Ar street and
DLULDirU SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
NOAH nEERT In
nlir OP, WAtMl
BROADWAY STif.A W?
WILI.IAt FAItNUM In
THE ORPHAN"
Av.
PAPITOI 7" MARKET STREET
l1 -"- 10 A. M, to 11(13 P. M.
MATT MOORE In
"DON'T EVER MAnhT"
COLONIC S, ftJsY? tr-
THOMAS MEIOHAN In
"THE PRINCE CHAP"
FMPRFSC- MAIN ST.. MArAYUNK
ClViriAC-JO MATINEE DAHVr
EUOENE O'nitlEN In
"A FOOI. AND 1MB MONET"
FAIRMOUNT m'MAtS
THURfTTON HAM, tn ""1'1
"THE VALLEY OP DOUBT"
FAMH Y THEATRE IS II Market St.
I "MV1II 1 0 A. M. to MldnUnt
SPECIAL
"niDERB OK THE DAWN"
56TH ST THEATRE-RHow Sprue
"DESERT IXVE"
FRANKFORD 4"5 "$25
AVENUE
W. fl. HART In
"SAND"
GREAT NORTHERN yZV'V
MAT ALLTBOV In
"THE CHEATER1
IMPFRIAL .8crm WALNUT ST.
i.vircri-i. Mlt, j.so nvt:. r s
KATHEniNE MbDONALD In
THE TURNINQ POINT"
I FADFR 4,BT A.1"0871 Ave.
LlrUCJ MATINEB DAILT
Sltmi.ET MASON In
'TREASURE ISLAND"
I IRFRTY nrod. Columbia Av.
L.IDCI 1 I Mtlna Dallr
'?NNgEAy,cn K'nwkfr
333 MARKCT.TlTCffiiiW
Canmlito chart .ho.m. . v
! iri
.. .. ... ,...... . wnx
iviAnnrine ii u;nir in. M,i.wwiii.
.I.,.. ...... ,.. W.. tm VimiAmmtttkn
.tt..J.J .. .'.. a WmiAMmttMtXA FA0JmwK W BM VgHtsggHgBf
later, chciiuvi, ,,i , ii9 ." .. .mv. ...
and Mr. Lester F. Gettel acted as best
man for his brother. A reception fjl
towed the ceremony t the home of the
ride's brotber-lnIaw, at, 7321 Tabor
road.
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan . Rosenau, ot
are spending the summer at "3 North
Providence avenue.
celebrate
eary
covers
Itot-1
sented, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenau havei
svn hlMrn. Mr. Charles Rosenau.
Mr, Clmon Rosenau, Mr, Phillip Rose-J
nau. Dr. Milton Rosenau, Mrs. rerry
Frankel, Mrs. Lee 8. Harris and Miss
Selena Rosenau.
T
Heart Throbs! Heart Thrilla!
Unanimous Praise!
SEE
why the mieoii's
ireaUst aunctss U
mashing all at
tendance records
tt every twrforro
anc. KNOW
fnt beeatM ot
demands for seats
an addition! tick
t offlee has ben
opened at 110S
ChMtnut Ht
YOU CAN'T AFfOHD TO M188
The Drarnatic Thunderbolt
AChildgSale
null lir, .
ONLT AM,.flTA,It CAtTT TN TOWN
HEAR
JOSET1I LBS
VAN, Caruio of
Pblla.: LITTLE
PBcyy, dainty
onsblrd of "A
Child, for Bale"
An Ausmentod
Orchestra.
FEEL
Inspired when the
poor artist In
Oreenwlch Vlllso
overcomes t h
treed of a Fifth
Avenue profiteer.
This Week Only at the
METROPOLITAN SSSbb
Top. Matinees Dallr at 2.18 a5o
Kt (mines at 7 0 25c, BOc. Tloxes, 11
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
nnOAD AND LOCUST STTtEETS
3 Shows Daily, 2:30, 7 & 9
A Photoplay Adaptation Prom"
rANNiR nvnara iieaiit appealing
8TOP.Y OP THE GHETTO
AUOMENTKD OUC1IRBTI1A A CHORDS
MATINEES, SRc. .15c. SOo
EVBNU4Q8, BATURDAYS AND 1IOLIDATB
23c. SOc. lie
WILLOW GROVE PARK
THE CROWDS LABT WEEK nEQUKflTED
ANQTHEIV
SOUSA
DAT
TODAY IS THE DAY
Peoples Theatre Kiti av..
r - and Cumbfirland
TJfIB WEEK. MATINEE DAILT
Hany Hulmg.' 2,
KITE'S
"CHIC" SALE
Character rltudlr Krorn Ufa
LYDIA BARRY
In Her Own Bones
MAE & ROSE WILTON
"Uab" Ruth Artton Pteturm: "Purttaaa"
The Man Hunt'': Other
DUMONTS NJNTH AND ARCTI BTS.
' BEATS NOW BELUNO
OPENS NEXT 8ATURDAT MATINEE
EMMETT WELCH Minatrels
nTTAl T STirARACB. MAT.
BIJOU Joy Rider
. TODAT
srs
'With XHLX.T MOfWBT-
CASINO" BtMMln-
.SHOW IN TOWN
Trocadero "-r PuW Pu
PIIOTOPLATB
thelf Sixtieth weaning anniver-i x-x,VV-,U, lo a. M..' U 'a.tai' Kt
with a family dinner or rortyi . , bus. 7ts. eisor. m. T.
.vawinrrere:: norma talm adCsE
The followlngr theatres obtain their pictures
throui?h the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which Is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the,
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
MODEL "B flOUT11 BT- Ohoalra.
v-a-' ConUnuoua 1 to 11.
VTVTAV nrnu -
"WOULD TOU FOHOIVEr'
OVERBROOK MD AND
v t ilUgKJJZ. HAVERTORD AVE.
... . ALICE JOTCE In "WAVli
"DOLIJta AND THE WOMAN"
PALACE "".MAJtKET 8TREET
.-.. 10 A. M. to HUB P.
NOnMA TAUtfADOB In
. "TEH till NOT"
u.
PRINCES MAJIKBT STREET
u5CK5pA8I,n,0njl5P-M-"SQUARE
SHOOTER"
REGENT UAnSF "i1"" "th
TATU.R V.!A?.M-. p. m.
TALyR "OUME8 in
". v i. I lUKA"
RILTY) OEHMANTOWN AVE.
tut, WOMAN QOD SENT"
DI IDV MAJIKRT HT nix, ...
" J0 a. if. to iiii3 p
JOS MOORE In ' "
"THE WHITE RIDER"
...... yii
SAVOY "" MAHKET STREET
ALL.BTAVclSTT?nM,DNIGnT
"DLIND TOUTH"
SHERWOOD vw"
HERDKRT lUWUNJON to'" "!8
. "PAS8ER8 BT"
'THE TELLOWTrPIIOON"
VICTORIA MtRAKT AV.E "th
9 A. M. tn 11 .1 tk ..
TOM MX In '
"THE TPRnon"
m.
tSS
BELMONT MD AUOVE MARKET
,,. DE MILLE'S
-OLD WIVES FOR NEW-
CEDAR "DAirivETB'
r,E"p8SgVn
COLISEUM MA"KET BETWEEN ""
THE LADDER OP LIES"
JUMBO "ONT BT. QIRARD AVE.'
"A LADY IN IJVE"
LOCUST .W
ItOT 8TEWART ir , ' :S0 to ll
"RIDERh VtII E nlffv.
NIXON "D AND MARKET STS".
"ERBEnT -HA Wt.!N80N"ih T n1
"THE PAKIR"
RIVOLI MD AND 5A5S" "
OKOROES OARPPNTTEfffn DAILT
'THE WONDEIt MAN"'"
STRAND aK"MANTOWN AVE.
If. n iminu.' ve.PfAjs-ao
"ETEP QP THE WORM,"
WEST ALLEGHENY
33th a
. PRIBflUA DEAN In
Allhnr
"'" "" ..A.UHJUI,"
in: vinntw rn CHMaA ..
aw.-a OatuxiUr vontas'
aad aundar.
MirSt.t St. ah. leOH-Jl'A, U. tolT. tH., , '
ANITA STEWARli:
, t n HAIIOLD McORATH Btofy , .7 lrr
The, Yellow TyphoV
n "whatb Youn irorinyJ
Jn "YKO on. NO" '
Next Week "OOINO BOMUT,
Atlantic City, Will, r A t A-r-.tT 1314- MAltKBT JltRlMIt " A',. 1
ARCADIA Chestnut St. tlol. ltss )
..J . ... Bl45, 7t4B.'0tBO P. M. h
MABfcJL NORMAND '7" -ft
. ' ?ifcr5r,,Er' CLAYTON .' JSi
In "CnoOlfeo fiTHBETB", 7 fa
VICTOR T A MaXVmreetAfc.." 'Wl
-TOM MIX ,n "rHB ' e ,h
Next ""Week "THE KraitTlNO CltANCSr
PAPirrOI 7' MAnKRT,BT
rr VI V-,MAnHMALL NBILArTS
"Don't Ever MsrtT
RFCllCMT MATIICKT ST Del. ITTIt
l.I.VJt,lN X TATlXirt IIOLMKB
. In 'THE' VEltr 1DBA"
C,1 ORF "MAltlCEr BTrtErrr '
val-'v-'JJC AT JUNtTKS
--.. It A. M. t.ll P.M. '
CONTrNWUS VAUDKV1LLB ,
"idXINO IT UP"
CROSS' KEYS 00T MARKET BTH.
"BnOADWAY JATHINO DEAUnEB"
BROADWAY a"a n1 Snyder A".
J," :'. 0 P. M.
nEHNivici nnoTHEns onrEnB
tVILLTAM PARNUM In "THE OIlPHArr'
rhkT.ulx'B .EADINO THPATAKS
DUUtCTlON OP I.EE b J. J. HHUUEKT
fiAM SHUBERT EVENINOB ATSI15
tAT. BAT. AT 3tl
Tho Corroous anl Btnaatlonally fiuectsaful
ntvltal of
FL0R0D0RA.
With ELEANOR PAINTER
AND ALL-BTAH CAST
"TA Worfct' Btoutv Btztet" ,
Special Mat. (Labor Day) Mon.
m' LYRIC w?fi,l
OPENS MONDAY EVENING'
SEATS TOMORROW-"
A aEAT MCBICAI. SHOW
A MAIIVHLOU8 CABT
GEORGE LeMAIRE'S
BROADWAY
BREVITIES.'
1920 WITH
DOROTHY JARDON
GEORGE LeMAIRE
BERT WILLIAMS.
And a Gorgeous Galaxy of Girls
Ar1flr.rii Evenlnirs at 8.16 "'
aeipni lasj 3 DAys
Pop. Mat Today $1.00,
A. H. WOODS PrenU .
THE GIRL
' IN THE', i
limousine:: 4
wltn Ita treat company or farceurs
NEXT WEEK Seata NoV
U. 3L ntAZEE
OITr
AMKnicA'a
OIIEATEST.
COMEDY
WITH
Jack Norwortli
vm
pup STNI IT st- Pera Ho
nCOHNUl 4 Weeks Only
SEAT SALE
OPENS TODAY
STARTING MON. EVE., SEPT.'
TWICE DAILT THEREAPTKIt
D. V. GRIFFITH
PRESENTS
Way Down East
A 12.Rnl Heron Varalon of the
State Play
N1f,ntS " su' Mt- W o 2. Boxea. H
pally MU Eic.pt 8t 26c to 11.10
Doxaa $2.00
PUILADELPITIA'S POKEMOR-fTHEATRB
"BAB"
youth.'"-PrM.. comt1'r o' outh tor
noil?.1..'.'. A,,L?J?."rra that '" r
??..?"" A dainty, pretty. Initratlatina'
alrllilineit that la wnoll natural an1
apootaneou..1' ventn Bulletin.
A
'IMan Haya a 'Bah.' th mot dtlwt.
Sr' bShAin'Ufi1"",1 ? wKoninealfw
SURLFIRE
SUCCESS
All HE
MSfK. eh,nii audl.ncea." ncorrf
ill.,ubb,ln OVfr wlth th loy of TlraaaS
rr Srfm- J'6 Ledaer
Matinees Wed. & Sat.
"' 'r ot Wk on Hal Today
GARRICK N'Ws at aTio
Un,,r r.-- mats wt:d. a bat.
HOME FOR A SHORT STAY
GEO. M. conAN'a
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fi
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uu.vumij.u NA31K7
Tho Qraatrat Mualcal Comrdy ll -That
I'hlladli)hla Evar Haw.
EXTRA MATINEB IillOII DAT
8U Btlllns tor tho Entlro Encag mat
FORREST Niai'TH at snr,
'ATH- wKO. AT,
The Gitl & Spotlight! )q
"mis snow u a Ucclded ht"-
'wvurui
"A sure winner In the rea.lnui.i'
mulcul comedy." Innuln-r. , ''
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