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SOJIL- wit.i" '-- u.iih niH 8?r'..ot Baltimore, tnoir otuer cueBtii In
M. I'tt.. on 8trfn,?ySH,n'?ttt.7.i' udlng M'" Frances Kills. MTbh Umlly
ueaiora, Aima ainrgitret Hrlnton, Miss
..ashore, tho COUlurri .
cr th,0(ntonBthey vent for the day
!S?. -W b... or nearby places of
10 tu( --
amusement. ,.., OI1 (he t(ic ,vm
Hut "Pu ,"i" r;;rt Vttirilnir borne
nrn and mo. I'v"-".--,-- ,, --.
.:.... i .1..1 pfttti nnu nuuia ..."..-.,
1 nil ' """"-" .., rrnm
tarn And the' licopl;
"'.5. n n, trndi-i nni
?" L, AH So to our own town, rrom
SSrfW wU come . ".,
October first Joii"" I i i, m-
nenrl "very one w - - dBl,r
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nen
mer,
round ns
Cation.
If there never had been a va-
T HEAIl that Mr. Isaac Clothier, Jr.,
SSh. U" .""5..1L- w; "."5 -.",i
' t i a irnnnnr. u nil iiu h
'ffiS' CWhMr, are JV
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Mendi.. xnK.'5M;"--vn-rlt nnd
LIUD m ;",",iri.r... nlnco
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h. ." ft.i.D,2.".t ut' .a-riadnor:
no reuiiui" '"-,., . v.-min,, back
SEttRxXXZ
SSiS&
nd retnr
Most ol
glvinK liolidnys.
OPBAKINO of Mr, Rhodes remlndi
. . t i.. (i,nf Im nrrtl Mrs.Khodes
hare the ldvcllcst bununlow out in
Santa Warn, And Mr.. nJ.odii h
till rcvrilnic 1" 1pt love of flowers.
The hm'vo and Rardcn'nre mw ?f
bbora. You remember that the , lUiodw
S their Arilmoro liomp a few cars
o and nt -West to live, ah u. v
"their ons are llvlne l vnrlons it
It the Wet, but their dnuRhtcrs. with
one exception,, live In.ana'ncar Phlla-
''ttic KhodM nnd his wife live in
Bwfa nnrbara. Maurnn and his wife
are in Kiwikm City, and Borlo and his.
" Ife ar fcettled in Seattlo. The Ibreo
oVuKhten, who live here, are Mrs.
Ned HsrtRhorno. Mr. rranklln Sharp-
and Mrs. Deas Sinkler. The nec
ond da Khter, May, who In Mrs. Guy
fhclP" Dn(1sc- llve8 Par of the timo ,Q
New York and part in turopo.
InAVC been hearing moro about tho
(upper nnd dnnro which are to be
fiven out at AYliltlora, on Bauirnuj
week, that is September IS. There are
faint whipeis of unusual surprises, and
there inlttht bo ono 'or two couples who
would Po a" wlifbitjon dance. Mind.
I am only saying "might be. ' ns that
Tteo bird that fcometlmes talks to me
often nnnojs me by just hinting nnd not
telling just who nnd what nnd where.
However, the hints sound very good.
And ns I told you the other day, me, I
intend to go. Kvery ono in Chester Vnl
1. West Chestfr'nnil Dowuingtown W
intircstul, nnd it will be a big thing.
v,. Vnoiv It'll in raise funds to support
a, community iurae for tho Qhestcr
VflHey.cotlntry jound about.
The fuppcr ifi n char,g0 of MisBTanc
and Mls GracerEhornas nnd Miss
Miller. Among the women taking nctlvo
interest in tho affAlr are Mrs. Lardncr
Howell, Mrs. George Coates. Mrs.
George Thomas, Sd; Mrs. Francis
Straw bridge, Mrs. Francis Jacobs and
leveral others.
THE Duchess of Marlborough ficems
to hnve coftio to New York and
niter a short stny to hnve returned to
Europe with vory few of us being the
wiicr. Of course, sho Is in deep morn
inn fnr her father, the late William
K. Vantlcrbllt. and she visited her
mother Mrs. Oliver H. P. Hclmont nt
her Long Island home, so was not in
evidence. The wco bird who was in
New York n couplo of weeks ago, on
his uny from Newport, tbld me yester
day that ho had seen her. nnd that she
looked extremely well. Sho was wear
ing a string of pearls with her blnck
frock. They say sho is coming back
laer with her second son for a stny
and will eventually bcttlo in France.
I SAW Mrs. Archibald Waterhouse
in Itlttenhouse Saunre the other day
wearing a very striking tnilor-mado suit
of tan, which fitted her to perfection.
Mrs, Watcrhouso always looks stylish,
and her clothes aro so prcttyi Her hat
as of a dark-brown straw and was
close-fitting, with a brown aigrette for
uimming.
TjlLSIH mid Eleanor went to a party
-1 tho other day, nnil when they re.
turned thty ran engcrly to Daddy nnd
Mother to tell about the good timo they
had. Pei haps jou would bo Interested
to know that Elslo is seven and Eleanor
I've. Well, they talked nnd talked, nnd
when aeked who was there Elslo said:
Besides us children there was Mary'H
Nl( ulster and her beau," and she added
quicny,
Nnncy Wilson, Miss Margaret Bancs,
oiiss iavinm Major, oiiss uwenaoiyn
Major. Miss Doiothy Evans. Mr. War
tier Uanes, Mr. Thomas Bancs, Mr.
Sterling Wllllnmson, Mr. Lawrcnco Qod
ley, Mr. Henry dodley, Mr. Theodoro
nudrt; Mr. Hnmuet Evnns nnd Mr. Altrcd
n. Hawkins. Mrs. Major chaperoned n
pmnll, party at tho Sprlnghavon Country
Club dunco on saturdny ovonlng, In hon
or o her nephews, Mr. John Btokes En
sor, and Mr. Risley Ensor.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J, Cardwell, oC
Swarthmore, nnnouncn tho engagement
ot their daughter, Mlso Eleanor H.
Cardwell. to Mr. Merle G. Crosby, of
$Jova Scotia nnd Swnrtrmiorc, Pa.
Mrs. Aubrey Howard Williams, who
lion Jeen the gu&st of Dr. and Mrs. Our
ncy Wllllains, of Chelsea, has returned
to h,er ho-njo In Chestnut Hill.
'falsa Papo Dabney, da'ughlor of Mr.
anil Mrs. Charles T. Dabney, of Media,
will bo tho guest of honor at a brldgo
pnTty to be given this evening1 by Miss
OIcil Vulentlnus Dan nt hep linmn'on
Monroo street. Media. Tho otlr guests
win inaiuuo iirs. tiartcy ji. nownru,
Mrs Harry Lee, Miss Elizabeth Hall,'
Mlsn Carmen Malor. Mlsn Calvlnn
Itlddln, Miss Helen Johns, Miss Janet
McAllister ana Misa May vaieniinua
Dee
Mrs. John Kent Kane, of Radnor, will
entertain at tea nt her homo on Tues
day. Hentembop- 21. In honor of Mrs,
John Miller, stato chairman of ths Del
aware county icnguo or y)mcn voicrs
Miss Katherlne Z. Ogdcn, daughter of
Mr. and" Mrs. XJeorge Dickie Ogden. of
Radnor, nnd her aunt, Mrs, John C.
Jennings, of Pittsburgh, who havo been
spending two months In Europe motor
ing through Franco nnd Switzerland,
sailed on Saturday on tho Imperator
for this country.
Miss Ellen McMlchael, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Emory McMlchael, of
iCnoll ,House, Devon,- is tho guest of
Miss Jtuth Packard at her parents' camp
In the Adirondack Mountains.
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Beaver StrAss
burger returned on Krhlay to their homo
at Normandy Form. Gwynedd Valley,
Pa., after spending tho Hummer at Dark
Island, Thousand Islands, N. V.
Dr. and MrsW. 'Reynolds Wilson, of
Devon, aro spending a fow days nt tho
Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles E Clnrk, iMrs. Charles
E Clark, Jr., and Mrs. Herbert S. Clark,
of Allcnhurst, Strafford,' aro at North
east Harbor, Me
Mr. a'nd Mrs. Henry W. Roth, of BL
Davids. hae returned from a month's
otay at Narrngansett Pier, R. I , mo
toring homo by way of Canada.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert A. Treat and
Miss Edith Trent nro spending a few
days at Stono Harbor, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shewell Ellis
and their daughter, Miss Frances Ellis,
who hao been maklnsr a tour of tho
Great Lnkes. havo returned to their
homo in Moyian.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glmbel, who are
vlnltlne their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. ajid Mrs. Edwin Dunnonbaum, at
meir summer ramie m ine riacia,
N. Y.. will roturn to tholr home on
North Broad stroot som timo after
Labor Day.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen F. Steel, of 321
North Redfleld street, announce tho en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Mary
Wlnsmoro Steel, and Mr. Thomas R.
Bloakley, of Wlldwood, N. J.
Tho wedding of Miss Rose Hartman,
daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Hartman, of
Qormantown, and Mr. T. Lawrence
Mooro. of Swarthmore, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs Guernsey Mooro, took placo on Sat
urday, at Trinity Eplscop.il Church,
Swarthmore.
NBJIfflHLLVP'iHraffillsV)y
MISS MABEL GIBBS BRIDE OF
MR. AJCRT VALE WEEKS
. MRS. RICHARD EVANS NORTON
of Falcop Hill, Itosemont, who lias Just returned from Wafcli Illli and
' Narragansclt Tier, R, I., where sho spent n month
W tho Rev. Father OAllen Tho bride,
wno was given in marrlago by her
father, was attended by hor sister, Mill
Agnes Wtlgand Mr William McFaU.
den Was bestinan. Mr and Mrs. Ber
gen left on on extended tour nnd will
bo at home nftsr October 1 at 2628, Aspen
street.
Minn Elizabeth McNally gave ft. shower,
on Friday evening in honor of Miss Ann
McMflhon, daughtor of Mr. Francis J.
McMahon, of J21 North damnc street?
whoso marriage to Mr JoHn A. Kelly,
of 4961 North Ninth street will take
placo on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrn William E. Preston, of
214S North Carlisle Mrrot, nnd Mrs
Preston's sister, Miss Efllo Hannon, liava
returned from Atlartic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Levy' of 1601
Olrard aonuc, have returned ,from p.
month's visit with Mr and Mrs. Dorsey
Whltestono, of White Plains, N. Y.
Miss Gertrudo Hampton and Miss
Sclma Hampton of Sixteenth nnd Wnl
laco streets, nro spending the late sum
mer In tho Poconos.
Mr. nnd Mrs Samuel Hlrschuof mf
trdthal of tholr daughter. Miss Ida
Hlrach, to Mr. Rjjmond Ledcrcr, of
New York
Miss A J. Allen and Miss Anna Allen,
oi Juno jjinmonu street, wno nro tour
ing In tho West, spent several da. In
Loj Angclei. Calif, whero they wens
cntertnlned bv Miss Cell M. W. Stdlh.
formerly of Oils city.
Dr. and Mrs M. de Ford and Miss
Allco R. do Ford, of 2046 North Twen
tieth streot, nre spending tho week-end
nnd Labor Day holiday In Vontnor,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs Leon S. Meyer, Mrs. H.
Mav nnd Miss Nettle Lovl. of 1910
Berks street, will movo to 1614 Diamond,
street next month.
Mr. and Mrs Hornco It Hornir, who
nro spending tho holiday week-ond in
Atlantic City, returned recently from
their wedding trip, nnd nre living at tho
Longacro Hotel Mrs Hornor was Miss
Dorothy Long Stem, of Wilkes-Barro,
Penna.
Balloy street, has returned from Atlan
tic City, whero sho spent the late Bum
mer. Tho wedding of Miss Margaret F.
Gibson, daughtor of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Gibson, of 2039 Bellcvuo street, and Mr.
John J. COnnolly will tako placo on
Wednesday aftemoon In the Church of
Our Lady of Holy Souls, Tioga and
Nineteenth streets
MJss. Nan Blccnrd and hor sister, Miss
Ethel Blggard. of 1634 West Tioga
Pretty Wedding of Mlsa Ele Frey
and Mr. Otto Qussefeldt
The wedding of Mss Mabel Glbbs,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Globs,
of 2267 Woodstock street, arid Mr, Albert
Vnle Weeks will tako place this evening
at tho future home of tho bridegroom and
brldo'. llSO flimth Flftv-slxth street Tho
ceremony wfll be performed by Uio
DriaoBTOom'H nrother-in-iaw, mo nv.
Rlohard Rlnker, of tho Presbyterian
Churoh, of Plttston, Pa. .The brido will
wear a gown of orchid georgotta crepe,
1 With a hat to match. Sho will bo glvon
In marrlago by her father and will bo
attended by Miss El3lo Weeks, ntoeo of
tho bridegroom, who will wear a gown
of pink organdlo, with ft hat to match
Mr. Charles Glbbs will bo his brother's
best man. A reception will follow the
service Mr. nnil Mrs Weeks will
spend n mpnth traveling and Will be nt
numo aiier uoiODer l,
OUS8EFELDT FREY
Miss Else frey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Frey, of 3426 North Car-
iisio street, uecamo mo uriao oi mr
Ottq Guasofoldt, also of Tioga, on Sat
urday morning. Tho ceremony wns
performed at tho home of tho bride's
patents by the Rev. I O. Ever, of tho
zion Lutheran Church, FrBnklln and
Vine strets, and was followed by a wed
ding breakfast. Tho brldo wore a gown
of whlto trepo do chlno and carried a
shower of whlto roses and sweetpeas.
She was attended by Miss Inga Borg-
man, ot i-ittsourgn, wno woro a gown oi
turquols bluo crtpo meteor nnd carried
pink loses and Bwoctpean arranged in
a shower
Mr. Otto Trey, tho bride's brother,
wan best man. Mr. and Mrs. Gusio-
fcldt will loavo on an extended tour,
nnd will l?e at home after November 1
nt 342C North Carlislo street.
Htrtfct. returnccl homn lsst week from
Boston, following a 'Wslt to the Malno
tolls u.
FRANKFORD
Miss Loulso Hickman, of 2026 Bridgo
street, Is spending secral days nt At
lantic uuy
Mr. and Mrs. GeorGO O. Boneall, whosa
Weddlnc look nlaco In June, havo sallcl
ror Havana, cuna, wncro tney win maun
their home. Mrs Bonsall will bo ro
tnombored as Miss Bertha McLaughlin,
of 1055 Haworth street.
Mrs. J. Jackson and hor, family, of
Orthodox streot, who havo been spend
ing tho summer at Wlldwood, N. J.,
will return to their homo next week.
Mr. Albert J. Johnson, of 1662 Ha
worth street, and Mrs. C. Heclc aro on
a tHp to tho Thousand Islands.
Mlsa Marjorlo Wentworth, of Arrott
street, Is entertaining Miss Helen
O'Reilly, of Patcison, N. J., for a few
weeks. Miss O Itallly has just returned
from a month's stay in tho Adlron-dacltu.
ALONG. THE MAIN LINE
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Franklin, 3d.
of Wayne,w.ill havo'a their guests' Mr.
and Mrs. Llnwood Martin over Labor
Day.
Mr. and Mrs Louis J. Palmer and
their family, of St. Davids, have re
turned to their home after spending
soma weeks at Ocean City, N. J.
said she
too.
ckly, "I'vo got n beau. Daddy."
You hnvo? Well, why doesn't ho
ae around? Who is heT'
"Oh. Iii'h Plmrlls a .l! .1,.
h Eleanor brokn in : "I got ono,
i?'11!..1 lon ' linow," said Daddy,
Waking his head, "I havon't seen him
l?h ."''y doesn't ho corns to see
you if he's your beaul"
t- du',?f(f Eleanor: "Qh lie don't
know it." NANOY aVyNNH.
J SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Doliin'Ph,n'l M". Ledyard HecliBoher. of
ffiKf,c.'lnadn?r' haV( laswA invito-daSShir-lv;V,"ncrful?,n
honor their
aCy; o'c'tber1.'""1 Hoclf8ch' on
AIN rii.i r ... .
diuirh7. J "A -. iiooKscner, Zd,
S!' Mni aJld JIrB- Steens Heck-
whl2h -t,on Jontln'L September 20, for
edict f .hW SIr"' "Sbert U88U Den
wltaona no,s' Dovon- have "sued
h hJSi IIarrl8on K. Lanor, Jr., will give
hPrrJ2F.0 parly' followed by a ton. at
tmSSPS? ,x Can May tomorrow af
H i" Jl of Bites Ethol Coil
h4cn?irJlnrt(m' wnoSu onwwnwnt
rhaTi ??PK, ''."Ii" nnnounced to Mr.
wm L'EJL B1,rdU ,MrB- Jnfls Ulster
J. lK?flCurrln?n,Iin1 Mf8- William
" lrd will assist in receiving
Jinds9 K1TSSVllnR, of Miss Maron Lang
orm n Si 1aufiher of tho late Mr.
nnd th. ?.v' tSadl8r, and Mr' Sadler.
EK ? SSf Wesar
oPnUm U 'Fk in 'tlTe rtf'!
riwi' Tho bniit. taVi Miii h. ?--
Oearen w t f6",1 mii" wl" be Dr.
55? 2L1:S!?,!.S'?:.P tho bride-
OtoVci ii o'"?i ua'le win inciune Mr.
brlae D?'riS',id,Vf' Jr" I'rotlier.ot tho
ton A fl.i '"'"w. ino iiov, vwu(l -
Now Y5Sml' nH.Bd 9nStan ElUworth. of
ffeSmV n.A.'.tbebr!de-
top ,,," V",u"", "BniHiou ny ino reC-
tfamts."" churcn' th8 nev- D- looming
Kd ,nntf y " dance at th.l.
E0nnf t.i: ,' iujf oywnmB ini oer i.
nooftblrwelMiawtsaiohnjpCavler.
QERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W Scampton. of 444
Mount Pleasant aenue, announce tho
marriage of their daughter, Miss Kath
arine Scampton, to Mr. John J. Cowell,
Jr, of 25 East Sharpnack street, dn
Wednesday, September 1, at 3 o'clock,
by the Rnv. Dr. R. W Vnnla of hill
homo at 262 North Thlrteonth street
Mrs Pattlllo Farrow, with her daugh
ter, Miss Louisa Farrow, of Charleston.
IS VlsltlniT hor Kilter Mm Wllllnm A
McCrea, of 322 North Duvol street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas McFoddon nnd
Mrs. McFadden's slstor. Miss Betty M.
Strain, of 134 West Sejmour street,
havo returned from a ten days' visit nt
Capo May, N. J. Mrs MoFadden spent
the week-end at Bolman and Anbury
Park, N. J.
Mra A. A. Cardinal, with her sister,
Miss Carrlo Frohlloh, nnd her son, Mr.
Carl J. Cardinal, of Paterson, N. J ,
were tho guests over tho week-end of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer II. Bobst, of 0905
Lincoln drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Horn and tholr
family, of 4614 Wayno nvonuo, will re-
iui lumorrow alter spenaing tno sum
mer at tholr cottage at Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs Cathnrlnn Mw.ltnv anrt hpr son.
Mr. William Mcckoy, of 6020 Limekiln
pike; Mr. and Mra William Hlbbard
and tholr daughter, Miss Graco Carroll,
of C012 Llmoklln pike, motored to At
lantlo City on Wednoaday for a short
timo
A luncheon, followed by bridge nnd
flvo hundred, will bo given at the Cedar
brook Country Club on Wednesday for
Indy members and tholr guests. Mr"
Herbort A. Wnllace, 438 East Mount
Airy uvenue, chairman of the luncheon
committee, has tho affair In charge.
Mr. Rushton Marot and Miss Doro
thy Marot, of McKean avenuo and
Clearfield street, are stiylnsr in Charles
ton. 8 C , whero they will meet Miss
Marot'sJlance, Lieutenant 8. E1 Rldder
hof, U. H. M. C. WHo Is now stationed
at Paris Island.
Miss Ethel Young, of 546 East Tuliie
hockon street, Is spending the week-end
ns the guest of Mr. and Mrs J. II. King,
at Montoursvllle, near Wllllamsport, Pa.
Mr. Thoman Why and Miss Jennie
Why, of 315 Church lane, nro spending
some time in Ocean City, fj. J.
Mrs Kitty Crnen, of 6380 Chew
street, who has been spending tho sum
mer nt her bungalow In tho Pocono
mountains has returned to hor homo.
Mrs. Ellen McFoddeh, of 4946 Greene
etrect, returned last veck nfter spend
ing Home timo at Congiess Hall, Cape
Mav. N. J , with hor sons, Mr John F.
McFaddon and Mr. Edward McFadden,
and her daughter, Mrs Mury A. Wol-den.
Mr. Watson Downs, of Thorpee lane
anil Wlsur street, has gona to Harris
burr for ten dais.
Mrn. Allco Keenin and Mr. Peter-
Walsh, of Pottsvlllo, aro the guests or
their slstor. Mia Emma Crudar, of 0641
Limekiln pike.
Mrs II. C. Heaton and her sms.ii
daughter, ot 37 Gowen nvenuo, havo re
turned to their home after spending the
summer in Vcntnor, N. J
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ooheen, of 661S
Limekiln pike, have returned from a trip
to Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. William MaoNeltl. of
503 West Springer ntreet, are In New
York for over Labor Day.
Misa Lillian Armstrong, of Limekiln
pike below Hntnes street, han returned
i vAnitsrs N. Y . where she was the
Sunt of mS 'John Bray for a fortnight
Ttrl.q itnlla Young, 646 East Tulpe-
Labor Day.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
her 1 In the Church of Balnt FfMioTg
&vl!r. Iwintyrtn oa4 OMeatlrteTB,
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Jnmcs Gallagher, of 1648 South
Broad street, haa returned home after
nn extended visit to Atlantic City,
Mr Vlnlot Tvar WxAn of rr.2fl Sniitli
Colorndo street, wlio is visiting frle,nds
In Wlldwood, N. J., will riturn homo to
morrow.
Mrs. Smith, of 2613 South Rosewood,
stroet. is spending tho senson In Atlan
tic City. She will return home Octo
bor 1.
Tho wedding of Miss Molllo Schwartz
nnd Mr. Hnrry Levy, of 232 Chrlxtlan
street, took plaoe yesterday nt the homo
of Rnbbl Loventfial. 730 Pino street
A reception followed tho corcmonv at
tho homo of tho bride's mother, Mrs
Knrnh Schwartz, 1014 South Lawrence
street
Mr. and Mra. R. G. Mooro, of 2517
South Colorado street, havo returned
homo nftor a motor trip to Now Eng
land nnd cane cod.
Miss Mnrrleto Diamond, of 2427 South
Seventeenth street, has returned homo
from a visit to Churchtown, Pa.
Mr. James MacGIrl, who has been
spending some timo In tho cltv, haa re
turned to Fort Scott, San Franolsco,
Calif.
Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Nan Lynch
nnd Miss Mary McCloskey, of 2647
South Fifteenth streot, aro ilsltlng
friends In Wlldwood, N. J.
Mr. Richard Jacobs, of 1613 South
Broad street, has been spending tho sea
son In Atlantlo City.
Mrs Conaty, of 2532 South Cleveland
nvenuo, accompanied by Mlsa Adele
Conaty, are leaving for a trip to Bangor,
Mo. They will return, homo about Oc
tober 1.
Mrn John FnrlftV. of 24S0 South Twen
tieth street, has been entertaining Miss
Mario Kcely at her summer homo In
cneisea.
Miss Madeline Maneval, formerly of
South Philadelphia, Is visiting friends
In Conneaut, O. After stopping at New
York Miss Maneal will roturn home
September 15.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Harrington, of
2027 South Seventeenth street, are
spending the season at their summer
homo In Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs M. OXeary, formerly of
South Philadelphia, and who nre now
living In Chelsea, aro being congratu
lated on the birth of a daughter.
Mr. William M. Melanson, now sta
tioned at U. S. Q. M. C Twenty-tlrst
street and Oreron avenue, has left for
Tort Crookett, Tex, bavins completed
his course at the training eohool.
Mr. and' Mrs. Munoheon, 1715 Porter
street, are spending the summer In Wild
wood, N. J.
Mra. Condon, of 1589 South Colorado
street, has returned from a visit to
Neshamlny Falls.
Mr. Fronts Veeley, of 2427 South Six
teenth street Is sponding a fow weeks
In Atlantlo City.
TIOGA
Mra. Hannah Ray Vox, of West On
tario street, who has been spending tno
biimmA In Ocnn nrnve. N J., at tho
Arlington, will return homo tho mlddlo
of tho monui.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Heist nnd their
family han returned to their home on
West Tioga street after spending, tho
season nt the Egypt Mills Country Club
Mrs. W. R. Turner, of 3225 North
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr and Mrs Philip R. Whitney, who
havo been spending the summer at their
cottago at Nantucket, Mass , will return
to Stepping Stones, their homo at Moy-
lsn, next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Stovers, of
Molan, havo returned from Rehoboth
Beach,, Del , whero they havo been nlnco
July.
Mr. and Mrs A. Herman WIrz, who
have been at Rangcly Lake, Mo , slncp
early In August, will not return to their
homo In Mojlnnd until October 1.
Miss charlotto Pusey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Taylor Pusov. of
1 Lima, has returned from New York and
Lpng Island, svherc B" waa tlle guest
foryfen days if her uncles and aunts.
Mr. and Mrs IFrank Oglevle, Mr. and
Mrs. John. Oglevlo' and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald OgloMc, at their summer homes
Mrs Pusey and hor daughter returned
NASH DE HAVEN
An Interesting wedding was solcm
Izod on Hnturday morning at 11 oVloclc
In tho Wlssahlckon Presbyterian Church,
Rldgo and Mnnnyunk avenues, when
Miss Helen Do Haven, daughter of Mrs.
Emma De Haven, of Tioga, and Mr.
Claronce Noun wcro married by tho
pastor, tho Rev. Dr. Hlbsehman. Tho
brldo woro a cown of while Cameron
ciope. with n hat to match, nnd carried
a shower of Brldo roses. Sho was at
tended by her shter. Miss Ola De Havon.
who woro a gown of roso organdie, with
a hat to inntch, and carried a shouor
of Bridesmaid roses
Mr. Nash had for his best man Mr.
James Scholleld, of Roxborough! Tho
bridegroom and brldo left on nn ex
tonded tour nnd will be nt homo after
October 1 at 111 Rochello avenue, WIs-eahlckon.
frptn Capo May, N, J., a short time ago,
.where they spent several weeks.
Mrs.' Norman P. Sloan has returned
to her homo In Ridley Park from n two
weeks' stay at Rohoboth Beach, Del.
MOORE3TOWN
Mls9 Mnry Aitken haa returned from
her vacation, spent at Stone Harbor,
N. J.
Mr and Mrs F. WalUs Armstrong and
their fnmlly, who spent a month in Dlx-
ilio wotcn, in the wnuo mountain re
gion of New Hampshire, have returned
to tneir nome, Meauowvicw l arm.
Tho wedding of Mls Mary Walton
Coks and Mr. William John MIohener,
of Collingwood, took placo on Snturday,
of tho brlda's mother, Mrs Anna M.
Colos, 321 Chester nvenuo. A reception
followed, the ceremony.
The Rev. and Mrs J. Shackleford
Dauerty, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, nrovipendlng their acation at
Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs Herbert Jacoby and her daugh
tor. Miss Mary Jacoby, have returned
to tholr home after spending tho month
of August at Lake Pocono.
Miss Louise Malsoed, who hns been
spending some timo In Wlldwood, N. J
leturnea to her home on Main street
after spending the mpnth hi Ocean
ve N. J. if...fiv
YARDLEY
Tho Rev. and Mrs. Snmuol MnAdnms.
who havo been spending! the month of
Aurrust with tho Rev. and Mrs. Frank
.Scott, have returned to their home In
vmi.idPiphla
Mr. William M. Welch, 23, in visiting
iinionu in lungscown, r4. I.
Mrs. Lotltla Twining nnd Mrs E
Clarkson Wilson, of Bait more, who
havo been at Buck Hill Falls during
the summer, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
T. Sidney Cadwallader.
Mrs J. W. Sayers has olosed her homo
nt Trevosc, whoto Mio spent tho summer
Mrs. Edward Comly, of Morris
Heights, cntertalnod at luncheon and
carus on xnursuay.
Mr. and Mra E. Yarrington Barnes
nrn Bpendlng a fAV days at Ocean
Grove, N. J.
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. Charles Bennett, of Manayunk
avenue, left last week to spend some
timo In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs William Edward Shap
pell, of 4315 Manayunk avenue, with
their young sons. Master William E
Shappell, Jr, and Master John Shap-
v.aII nMri Afro Qhnnn.ll'a n.,v..... ...
Mai tha Taylor, -will return .homo tomor
row
Grove
Miss Winifred Murphy, of 245 Rox
borough avenue, sailed last week to
spend tho early autumn In Bermuda.
Mr, and Mrs. Bushrod W. JJagy, of
523 East Hermitage street, havo been
spending the lato summer In Westmin
ster, Md , where they woro tho guests
of their son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bushrod W. Hngy, Jr.
Mr. Charles N. Jones, of RtdKe ava-
nue, has Joined his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan L Jones, at their cottago at
Cape May Point for the early autumn.
STRAWBERRY MAN8ION
Mrs Fanny Wurzel, of 3317 Berks
street, has returned from Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stern have re
turned from Atlantlo city to their homo,
1719 North Thirty-third streot.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Ltchtonstoln, of
2240 North Thirty-third street, announce
the betrothal of their daughter, Miss
Helen Llchtenstelh, to Mr, Louis R.
Faggcn, ot this city.
Mr. and Mrs Allen J. Well, of 3226
Ridge avenue, announce tho hetiothal
of their daughter, Miss Evelyn H Welt,
to Mr. Hiram Svenco, of Rochester,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs S Lang, of 3220 Now
kirk street aro visiting their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. Feuer
man, of Pottstown.
TO BLESS PARISH SCHOOL
Archbishop Dourjherty Will Offici
ate at CornwellB Exercises
With nn claborato program, which
will include a parade nnd outdoor exer
cises, tho new school building ot St.
Charles' parish, Cornwclls, o which
tho Rev. Daniel I. McOettiRnn is rec
tor, will ho dedicated this afternoon nt
4 o'clock. Archbishop Dougherty will
officiate.
I'rpccdlng the ceremony will bo n
parndo through tho parish nnd along
Bristol plko to tho clubhouse Several
bnuds will bo in the line of parade,
which will form nt 2 o'clock. The order
of morch will bo ns follows :
Grnnd mnrshtil nnd bis nltles: children
of Ht. Chnrlcs' parish 5 Holy Name So -cletcy:
Altar nnd Rosary Societies:
Holy I'rovldcnco Institute of Cornwells;
Ht. I'rancls' Industrial School of Kd
ington nnil visitors from Drlstol, Phlln-
flAlWlilfi nnit nthftr tltncea.
rather McOcttlgnn has mado every
nrrnngement to Insure tho rucccss of tho
celebration, nnu ninny visitor- mo -.-ported
from this city. , '
Assisting Archbishop Dougherty the
ofllccrs of the blearing will be: Assist
ant priest. Ihe Right Rev. Mons gnor
M. J. Crane, V. O., rector of St. Pi an
ils de Hnlr&o' Church; deacon, tne ney.
lolm .1. Rooney, pastor of St. nblcl'fl
Church: sub-dencon, the Rev. Wllllnm
C. rnrrell. pastor of St. Francis de
Knles' Church, Lcnni.
The sermon will bo delivered by the
Rnv. Joseph M. O'Hnrn, assistant sup.
crlntcndent of parish schools.
The minor offices wilt he filled by
students of St. Charles Seminary,
Ovci brook.
PLAN NEW SLACKER DRIVE
Palmer Will Havo Round-up Di
rected From Here
Vigmous campaign to round up nil
wnr-tiim slackers Is to bo begun shortly
by Attorney Gcucrnl l'n mcr. The
campaign is to bo iiation-vvjile, nnd will
have tho Philadelphia Department of
JiiHtlcc offico ns its locnl center.
According to information received
ut tho United States District Attorney'
ofli(e hoio n list of slackers hns been
compiled. This list is now being weeded
nut. Department ngents nre lenrning
the stntUH of each mnn on tho list, ro
thnt vvlicu complete lists nro given to
Department of .Ttisticn ngents they will
know etnetly what the man is wanted
A list of Blnckcrs! complied shortly
nftcr the signing of tho armistice, hns
been dlsCnrdcd, ns many of tho men
whoso nnnics appear there have served
with other forces, ane new use to no
isucd in tho near future will have only
thi names of deserters and men who
failed to register, entrain or appear.
In the case of desertion, with which
many of the men nro cnnrgcu, tun nr
rcbtcd men will be InUen to military
tnmps nnd court-mnrtialcd.
MANAYUNK
Mls Marv I. Flncklcr. of Sheldon
street, and "Miss Anna Colnuhour i ICft
last week to spend some time in Allen
town, Pa.
Mr and Mrs. Griffith Mcndenhall nnd
their children. Master Griffith Menden
hall, Jr., and Miss Jcannetto Mendcn
hall. of Hermltago street, are spending
tho early nutumn In Atlantic City.
Mrs. John G. Weir, pf Hermltago
street, has gone to Wlldwood. N. J., for
a fortnight's stay.
Tho first fait meeting of the Catholic
Club of tho Church of the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mnry w ill bo held
, vi mirini, Vinunn on Monday evenlnc.
September 13. instead of this everting,
owing to tho Lnbor Day holiday.
LIVING COST'htriPS "
CHILDREN AT WORK
Census Report Shows Incroaso
In 'Number of School
Pupils Employed
M O a
JMl
ivj:
5 li 'J .v
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Mrktt St. nb. loin 11 A.M. to U ,., yt ,
WALLACE REID1 m
IN KIIlST S1IOW1NO or ' v.
wnats lour nurryr
Several interesting points aro brought
out 4n tho school census report of the
llurenu of Compulsory Education, that
show tho general trend of population
and industrial and iMc developments
within the last few years.
Tho report shows that, from, 101.1 to
lf)10 the number of children employed
In the city dropped from 21,053 to
11.JKM. while tliern was n correspond
ing increase in higher school enioll
ment during the same period. This,
according to Henry O. Oldoon, di
rector of tho bureau, indicates that
parents wero moio and more striving
to get their children n better educa
tion nnd were less incunca 10 navo mem
go to work nt nn enrly ngc.
Indlentionw niso pomi io me ma,
said Mr. Gideon, that tho number of
pupils employed durlnsc tills yenr will
reach nearly li,000. tho first time in
venrs that. the number hns Increased.
This he nttilhutcs jmrtinlly to tho
chango In the Indiistrfnl situntion, and
tho continued high cost of living.
Nenrbv industilal plant nre nlso
thought by Mr. Gideon to have nt
rnevl mnnv nunlls. who hnve been
ablo to cam more money than itsunl.
n.it.nf.tnun Industrial plants nro
nlso believed to hnvo caused n shifting
of the city's population. Tho housing
situation and the desire of pnrents to
better their living conditions nro also
given ns causes for this shifting. A
survey of the liver wnids, stntetl Mr.
Gideon, showed that the number of
pupils in schools in thoso sections had
decreased materially.
CHURCH FAIR CONTINUES
Tim annual cnrnlvnl In nld of St.
Gabriel's parish, of whieh the Rev. John
T. Rooney is pastor, will be continued
tonight nnd every evening this week.
The nffnir is being held on thc,vncnnt
int at Thirtieth nnd Dickinson streets.
Virtunlly every member of tho parish
Is giving cnthusinstic support to the
undertaking.
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Puramount Week First PrMjenUlJon V
Supported by JACK HOLT
"CROOKED STREETS"
Deelnnlnc Next Hon TII&MAS MEIOHArf
In "CIVILIAN OLOIHBS"
V I C T O R I ' A ft
MAnKRT RT Abv. NINTH ' 1
40 a ,vi to 11 in 1'. iU
Purnmount Week Flrt Preietilatlon
The Fighting Chance
Next Week "QO AND ORT IT"
p A P I T. O If
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Parnmount Week MAtmiCC TOOnNBtnt'8
"The White Circle" f
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I'HILADELIIIlA'fl FOatKMOBT TlIBATJlDfl
PORRFT niohts at 8:16
rJIlEl Mats. TODAY. WeO. Sat.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
scats $2 at sPecial Mat- Toclay
VICTOR IIEIIBKIIT-H
Girl ,ntr. Spotlight
MAmtr.T ST. Hoi 17T1I
V A. M to 11. lr, I' .M
Paramount WeeH imVANT WAHIinUIUf In
"What Happened to Jones?"
t rnr MAnicnT sttieet
OL1V-OII. AT JUNtTKk
II A M. TO 11 l". ti
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVII.I.B Z
"THE GARDEN OF LOVE'
pnmnosn minstiusls. OTHEntf
PROSS KFY? 00th & MAIIKET STfl.
TiJir cMinDC DtrrcT J
THE SAILORS' REVIEW
The Girl ,nth.
Blcirest Muelcul Comedy lilt In Veara
NORR.I3TOWN
The weddlnir of Miss Kllzabeth ,Annn
Park Itoehm daughter of Ir. and Mrs
William noohm, of Hamilton.-nnd Mr.
O Howard Wolfe, of Radnor, took placo
on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock In
Old 8t. D(vvld'n Church, Radnor. Tho
brldo wat given In marrlnge by her
father and was unattended The beat
man was Mr. Horaco Shelmlre, of Rad.
nnr Affnp n. wpddlnir trln Mr. and Mrs.
"Wolfo will llvo in Radnor Miss
Marlon Hunsbcrger, of Marshall street,
wns tho guest of honor at a birth,
rlnv mirnrlaA tinrtv. nt wlllrh tho
guerts Included Miss Evelyn WaU, Mls-4
riora AVngner. Miss Qrota Fry, Miss
Margnrot Wlsler, Mlsa Anna Fiv. Mlsi
R03ctta uiovvor, air. vviuinin inner,
Mr Paul Roeder. Mr. Hires Onrnett,
Mr r.virott Williams. Mr Paul Kuhnv,
Mr RuBsell Wlsler and Mr. DeForrcs:
Potter
NUXT WEEK SEATS TininfiDAT
FRED STONE
FUtST TIMD ON ANT STAOB IN
"TIPTOP'
GREATEST Or AZU FRED STONE SHOWB
RROAD NIGHTS AT 8-15
u" nu Mais. TODAY, Wed. & Sat.
, $2 at Spetial Mat. Today
" 'Bab' of tho stairs Is every bit aa
entertaining ns tha Bab of Mra. Rhine-
nans stories livening Ledger.
"BAB"
With HELEN HAYES
AND A NOTABLE CAST
GARRICK. ?hta ' ' ;
Mats TODAY. Wed. Sat.
ggB $2 at Special Mat. Today
GEO. M. COHAN'S
COMEDIANS
i"
RROAnXAY Broad and flnyder' Ave.
orvwrtLiwrti ,10 fl 4(. t or
BILLY HART A,N Circus GirfrN
T?V3SuS&m pnce Ch
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DIRECTION OI- I.EE & J. J. SHUHERT-
AM SHUBERT EYs. at bus
S Mats. Toilay & Sat
2d Week ot th0 forceou" and
record-brenklnir revival of
FL0R0D0RA
with ELEANOR PAINTER I
Star Cast The World's
Beauty Sextet
Labor Day Mat. Today jA
LYRIC tonight;
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GRAND OLD NAME?
Everything About
Cuticura Soap
Suggests Efficiency
SoAp.OtntmvnteTalcoma rerrwhr Foraamplea
addrriJ' CatleortLfctM)Tlrii,l)pt.ItMUda Mm
R N. Degerberg
. 1621 Chestnut Street
Imported
Scotch Tweed
SUITS
$65 up
for WOMEN an4
MISSES
TO THE
Customers and Employees of the
American Woolen Company
The American Woolen Company will show its Spring 921
line to the trade on Thursday, September 9th.
The American Woolen Company mills will start 'preparatory
departments on Monday. September 13thr and other departments-thereafter
as soon as possible.
The wage scale will be the same as when tho mills" wero
forced to shut down in July.
American Woolen Company
By WM. M WOOD, President
Phila. County Fair
Byberry Sept. 6-1 1
Thrilling Aeroplane Events
HARNESS. lU'NNlNd . AUTO BACE8
Tree VoQVll and Other exhibits
5 Big Nights, Sept. 6-10
Fireworks Dlnplny Vodvll. Uand Concert and
Tll Mldwas
ADMISSION r.O TKNTI
Bpfclal trains from Ilcndlm; Terminal.
10 -15 A. M 1. 1 JO. II 30 4 7 10 p, M.
MATS. WED. AND SAT.
A SMASHINO CRASHINQ
MUSICAL SHOW
A RIQTING REVELRY OF"
MUSIC, LAUGHTER & GJRC
GEORGE LeMAIRE'S t
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DREV1TIEO
1920
WITH
J
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DOROTHY JARDON
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GEORGE'LeMAIREu
AND
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
DKOAD AND LOCUST HTRHErTS
3 Shows Daily. 2:30. 7 and 9
rhotoplay Adaptation From Vannle Hurst'a
HUM0RESQUE
AUailENTED OnCHESfrtA VOCAI.
SOLOIbTS. UEIMIOI.D hl-HMIDT and
ItlTA 110KNST1NE AND CHOUUS
jiatini;ki -j'io, .no roc
EVENINKS. SATbllDAYH AND HOUDAYS
S!3o, TiCc , 75c
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WALTON ROOF
DISTINCTIVE DIVERSION
9:30 : 11:15
A Half Squara From nveryrrhero
GORHAM'S REVUE
AND
RUTH HALE
Premier Danseuse
BERT WILLIAMS ;
THE COMPANY OF 75 INCLUDES nt
A GORGEOUS
GALAXY OF GIRLS
XI ADELPHI
.MutHjeos
Thura
Sat , 2 21)
OPENING TONIGHT
h ii FnA7i:n orrnns
AMERICA'S COMEDY SUCCESS
fit
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WITH
JACK NORWORTK
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Jane and Katlienne Lee
In 'THE NEW D1UECTOII
Laurn Pierpont & Co.
In ' THE OUIDINrt RTin"
Vaughn Comfort & J. West Jones
.Tnmes Thornton Tam Conlln And
Mrtl (.inn Mnleia llonionu Other
KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
10th X. Market -Continuous from 12 10 Noon
MAIB 10 Klo NIOHTS. 15 2S RSo (Plus Tax)
ALICE JOYCE in "The prey"
Comedy 'YOU TEI I. M!M I lo.N I IlOAIl"
6 ". VAUDEVILLE 6 J-athb
ACTS w NRWS
WILLOW GROVE PARK
TODAY
Special Holiday Popular Musical Procrarai
SOUSA'S BAND
Hear "Showing OtT Hcforo Company'
ORPHEUM armantown k chillen A-e
Matlnen Today. 2Bi . R.V
MAE DESMOND kuAob
NFXT WEEIC-THE CUOWn'g'nTf,'.'?
C Walnut Ab Slli Mat Today
asmo "K" "'Pi
HOORAY!
GROWNUP0'"
BABIES
BIJOU
8th !
D.W.GRIFFITH
2d Annual Phlla. Season
Postponed to
Friday Night
September 10
Mr IlaVld Wnrk Orimih Trill
open h's set nnd nnnual seaeon at
th CHKSrVUT ST OPERA
HOUSE ON FRIDAY EVENINU,
bEin 1CTH
The Initial nfferln will h a
plcturlzitlon of V Down
East ' adapted from th story
and staco pluy of the snma name.
' Wav Down East ' Is n 12 reel
production It embrnoes th four
eaons and hus an aniazmir ser
les of tnrtn m 'nn it the climax
of tho lust part An entire ear
was spent In tho pla s production
The cast Ititludes Rlchaid Unr
thelmss I.llllan Olsh Murr Mcln
tosh Mar Ha Kate Ilruce Low.
ell Hhtrmnn Cnlghton Hale Mrs
Muman Rclmont Edgur Nelson,
fleori Neville Vlvla Oeden Flor
nie Short Mrs Unvld landau,
JoKnphine llernard Emily Fttsroy.
Patricia Fruen and many others.
'Wav Down Eanl" Is a simple
story of Dlaln people and will hay
a oplcaf Urllfith presentation.
The prices NlKhls and Bat.
Mat OOo to J2 rioxes, 1 Dally
Mats esoept Bat.. 2Bj to l,ao.
liOICH. I.' 0(1
The npenlnK proiram will becln
promptly at S 16 Motor cars
ivuy ho called for 11 US promptly.
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wishes to announce the ownlns; of it lfwSl
SEIUISS OK EVl'JWJNU UANUEW
Every Wednesday nt !) o'clock
Paken fllda 1520 l hestnut st . Offle, Job;
Open Day and Eitnlni 1 EESSONB, 1
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trocadeio, 1u P " L EMMETT ELCH jVUnsireis' t f
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