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ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Mmcy Wynne Regrets, the Death of Miss Barbara
HecJcscher She Sees the Tennis at St. Martins.
Plans for Entertainment of Horse Show Guests
it, f-w
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mrnarn tf&ias
"iTrilAT n nhoek .Barbara HecUschcr's
W dentli waul She won tljc LTilyrml
Hcck-slicrs' Bccortd 'daus itec and just
Mventeni. Her slater Virginia wan to
have beta n tirfcutnnWi Ws(l?n; In
fact, the cnfdstor-'hor toflyvrbich woh
to have bnRlven on Oetobftr 0 nnd
followed bjMi dance, Wrrfi-Just oUt lat
week, andjllnrbnra'rt lirnfBiiahd'-d;ath
came with rcftrrtly nn.v ttbtnlnirl -
Mrs. Mnuflellcckschcr, vhq ft to
have given" n dnnce for HUa Hcckschor,
a cousin of Barbara, oh Friday nlftlit
of this week at XcwJtowff g()unro,-lia
recalled her invitations for that eve-,
nine, and of course Virginia's tea and
dance win not wne jmui-u uuw. urn
to sorry for Mr. nnd Mrs IJcckBcher
end the other children. They (ar6 ft
particularly united fnrplly.nnd this first
break must bd a sad bloW. Mra.
Hecksehcr was Miss Kthel Ilarti a
daughter of the late pharlcB l)IIart.
mllK tennis 'a very ""excltlnj? yes-
I tcrday out ,nf, tlie. Philadelphia
Club. It's the women's national cham
pionship tournament, yoti know, nnd
every one was out therf ; nnd the sky
was eo blue nnd the trees so green and
the white tennis clothes of the players
to cool, while, the pretty frocks of the
audience seated on the club steps nnll
on chairs alongside of the courts wero
beautiful bits of color. I noted nmouu
the players Molly Thayer, Carolyn
Mcl'ndden, Caroline Umiak' nnd Caro
Ian Orahnm, Vlrglnin Carpenter, Bunny
(Jearv nnd n number "of the other
linger cli Is nbout Chestnut IIlll,.Helen
'Sewell, Beatrice Scwell niid any num
ber of others. They all looked very
charming and were so in earjicst when
plajlng.
SPEAKING of the tennis makes me
think of the Horse Show. ' I 'hear
that quite a notable group of horsemen
and masters of hounds will come over
from New York nnd up from Mnryland
and from Massachusetts and nil over
the country for the Bryn Mawr Horse
Show.
The Stanley necves, of Boggcstowe,
Haverford, will hove Major St. Claire
Streett, of Harford county, Maryland,
as their guest. You know, he was
formerly master of the Knnsas City
hounds nnd he is an uncle of Rush
Strcett, who is (he present secretary of
the Harford Hunt.
The Beeves will also have Henry
Hlgglnson as, a giicst. He is master of
the Middlesex hounds, which hounds
have not been renewed since trie war,
and I understand Mr. Higginson is to
hunt Oakley Thorno's Millbrook hounds
this season.
The John U, Valentines will hove
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ambrose Clark, of Coon-
rretown. N. 1, as their guests during
horse show week. Mr. Clark has a
great many entries in the hunt classes,
they say, -and will bo therefore one of
tt prominent exhibitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chew are to have
J. W. Appieton, of Hamilton, Mass.,
as their guest. Mr. Appieton is master
of the Myopia hounds, which are to be
thown. There will be a good deal of
quiet entertaining for all these people,
too, but the large affairs will be the
mnual horse' show dinuer at the Rad
nor Hunt Club and another entertain.
mtnt will be the president's dinner,
which will be given this year by Mr.
William Struthcrs Ellis, of Fox Hill
mm, uryn aiawr.
rjID you know that George Brooke,
-' Jld, Is giving a. house party ut
Blrdsboro next week-end, nnd the
guests will Includo several members of
the hunt clubs in this section? They
will nil motor to Reading for the fair
races there next Saturday.
"DILL-IE BUMPS is nearly four years
f-ol, and of nil the things Blllle
dreads most In this world, the greatest
is sometning called "a yellow streak, "
and he'll go to any extreme to provo
lie hadn't one. The other day his
grandpa, who is n tall and powerful
man, lifted Master Billy up from the
floor by his little ankles and told him
io touch the ceiling with his hands.
Billy looked toward the ceiling and then
down at the floor, it was a great ways
down and he hesitated. His uncle,
Jho was present, said:-"Oh, Bill,
have jou got a yellow streak?" And
before the word streak was out, 'Bill
had touched the celling. And next dav
when he was all dressed fresh for the
afternoon in a white" blouse and little
pants of yellow linen ho came running
out on the porch calling "Oh, Uncle
Dan, I got on a yellow suit, but I
haven t got a yellow streak, have I?"
NANCY WYNNE.
Pa,, has announced tho crmaBement of
mi unupier, aiihs isana. Mccutcneon,
- . utp i aiiimubo, oi navnn
nnh, dB vfho formerly lived In Chester,
Mr. nnr! Mre Wllllnm A. .. T..
den havo closed their houso at Ventnor
iiim rciurncu io ineir nomb, Jtoio illll,
IJala.
Miss Laurn ,C. Haines has roturned to
her home in Doylestown from Christmas
vuve, mc, jvnero sue spent nix weeks.
-Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Otto, of CambrU
?Hrti. SU. Davids, have returned from
(Atlantic City, where they pent a weok.
7 Mrt and Mrs, Marcellus McD. Heppe,
of 402 East Mount Airy avenue, are
uelrtB congratulated upon the birth of a
son, John Edward, on September r.
J!,' ePPo before her marriage was
Mlaa Mivrv Louisa Taylor daughter of
Mrs. James 8, Taylor,
Mr, and ltr, John M, Robertson an
nouncd tho "marring ot their daughter,
Mlsa Morimret MacKenxlo Robertson, to
'Mr. Malcolm Graham B. Ncilcrrey, on
Haturday. September , at Wilkes
Barre. The ceremony was pcrformoil by
imu uct, iiiuiihiu v. uancniter, rormor
tjiiiujiuin oi me dioin jnrantry. Mr.
ficuuiiujr nurvcu nn corporal in tne 316th
Infantry durlmr the recent ww
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph H. Rubin will
nurnu y3 winter Ql 1110 KltZ-Carlton
Hotel.
Mr. nnd Mrs!, iiohn W. rronnr nt iftRc
Krankford avenue, ore entertaining tho
ii"' ,V",""" """ Miangscne ana
Mrd. ilancficlift nt thpip nnnrmA,.a ir.
AVIldWOOd, N. J. ,
.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr and Mrs. Colton Pkliton. of
Wayne, nro entertaining for soveral
(lnys Mrs. Arthur French Maclvrr nnd
her" son. Mr. Arthur Maclver, Jr.
,.Mr,W i1, Bailmr and his daughter,
misb Dorothy Badger, have returned to
their home on Wlndemere avenue,
Wayne, from Point Pleasant, X. J.
Mr. nnd Mm. M. R K'ntni.i.m .i.i,
spent the summer at Douldcr. Col., aro
... u.wuiiii(, ineir nomo in at. uavias.
Mrs. Charles T. Fox, of Wayne, has
returned to her home from vlsftlng her
son, Mr. Robert T. Fox, in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Dlttman and
iiitir lamiiy nave returned to their home
in St. Davids after spending tho sum
mer at Cape May, N. J.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Airs. Alexander W. Donnen
brum, of Jenklntown. are spending n
few weeks In the White mountains.
Mrs. Curwen SSaylor entertained In
formally at her home In Jenklntown on
Thursday Irf honor of her little daugh
tcr. Miss Louise Saylor's birthday Her
cuests were from the school set.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur H debris, Jr.,
of Oiklyn, N. J., Jentertnlned n dinner
n few evenings ngo In honor of Miss Mil-?.re1.Jl-.Drown'
daughtor of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Brown, of Melrose Park,
and Mr. John G. dehrls, whose marriage
will take place on Thursday, October 21.
Their guests Included the bridal party.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Hood, who have
occupied their cottago nt Ocean City, N,
o Biui-a amy, win return tnis week to
their homo In Melrose Park.
Mr. and Mm. Ifnrnnn T ninnnA
Jr., aro entertaining Mrs. Greenwood's
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i' ,i,"' nl meir ventnor cottairc.
Miss Wilson Is spending several mon ?
with her brother and slster-lh-law. Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Wilson, nt their homo
In Oak Lane.
The Old York Road Chapter of the
Daughters of -he American Revolution
held Its first erecting of the autumn at
the Oak Lano Wbrary September 7 at 3
o clock, tho regent, Mrs. 13. It. Whitney,
pres ding. After some Interesting dis
cussions on plans for the winter's work
tho afternoon closed with a tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Palst, of
Latnem Park, their homo near Oak Lane,
are motoring through Now England and
will not return until the end of Sep.
tember.
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Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gcofgo W. B. Roberts, of 1800 De Lancey
street, whose marriage to Mr. II, Perclval Glendlnning will take place
on Saturday, October 0
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss .lean C. Bullitt, of BIrdwood,
Torresdale, will bo a bridesmaid at the
Sll""!?,0 of MlBa Adolaido Sedgwick,
daughter of Mrs. Harry Sedgwick, of
;m'.'?rk' aml Mr. John Munroe. which
m take place on Septomber 26. The
other bridesmaids will bo Mrs. George
4,''n.ry barren, Jr., Mrs. Francis B.
Bradley, Mrs. Charles Reed, Miss
nri.. "J10 J11"' M,as M- Symphorosa
ni ??.' iuSB Marlon Carey Dinsmore
T?bMISJ? Mnrlon Tiffany, all of New
V. i i?tl8s Mnry Steers, a cousin of
?flrl,(l,IJ' wln b0 mald of honor.
.'?i. i.Henry Munroe will bo best man
pS,,iu ""hers will Include Mr. U H.
Paul Chapln, Mr. C. Frederick Frothing
Mr 'trJrA ,Mr- G- MacCullocH Miller,
ijh.i ' Gn"atln Pell, Mr. Georgo M.
"uslimore, Mr. Richard C. Evarts and
vlJ "."f'es Weston, of Boston, nnd Mr.
jrederlck W. Hubbell. of Dca Moines,
ivfn" Is,1ao Darnes, of 1812 Du Pont
,- Minneapolis. Minn., nnnounces
sir,?, fi1,i?ement of her daughter Mlstt
II n i"zab.eth "arnes, to Mr. William
Wini.m C?V J' Bon of Mr' and Mrs.
mour lrU n3itlr' ot 183 Weflt Sey
S?i" Wi i fC?k 0c,antown. Tho wed-
h "' tnke P'aco on October 2.
ABhhWed,t,ln,v of JIlss Mario Louise
hu?st rnf d,f htcp of Mrs- Samuel Ash.
T I ' Tiiii9MoS,)rSce mreet' " Mr.
Mrs i i IerD 'Sn,y'he, son of Mr. nnd
wmtak. niSmytl,e' ot Chestnut Hill.
October .,p,n,CB 5l noon. "a Saturday,
rhurch i. In .st- Jnmcs's Episcopal
Mrcefa' TT.w?,nty-fl.ccon1 A Walnut
aislMfd h5e.,llevJnmc8i11- L- Nlsbett,
rector fbyhthnV John Mockrldge
cere?nnnv llJ churcl'. wilt perform the
horn. ?nr,. A JfeF?n.tlon wt follow at the
- -4 ... urmo'B motner.
auBhtei:iM!Vd,-.Bowmnn J'eaf ftnd her
WKkii? l'"incs T. Leaf, of 2U27
Ince Juni0' wno lmve bccn abroad
Mil for ,,,cr ftro 1ow ln Paris, and will
"' 'or this country on September 22.
turned to" J,Iorbcrt Fulweller has re.
Wn Ilincfnrrt a'oweaway, her home nt
Har ifrlmr' ,f1om afortnlght's stay nt
her cousft rnhcrS.."h.e w,ls tho Bucst '
nd Mr, v , lBs..ChrUtlne Bll,dl0' Mr.
ient the r.uiiwcllcr nnd t,,clr children
, "i the early suminor at Nantucket,
reu!rrncn(,dt0M,i?,' VlT, U Thompson hav
f rwn NorthcaST, h.omo An 'renk'ntown
iHitOTn;s1XBrbor' Me-wl,cro thcy
Amer!ic?0VcW1'r1ie'r w,rle' rcctor o' tho
Mrs Lo,riVH,rch nt Bome, Italy, and
f the Rev01 B.on int Jaughter-Yn-law
UavId'H LBSmuel .T- Lowrle, of St.
Present n re vualley. . .. aro at
fame to Bt dJ.vm'JS?0118' J"noy will
'other andu?..of "" Mr- 1-owrioM
JJm le2S.rh.ome 5nc Jeniantown.
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QERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. William II. Whitney,
Jr.. df the Delmar-Morrls. entertained on
Friday In honor of Miss Frances D.
Ball, daughter .or Mr nn,1 nrr tvk.
II am H. Ball, of 6223 Jtinmv,. Riri
and Mr. Horatio Gates Slckcl, 4th, n-
oibii uimeu amies navy, wnoso mnr-
nugewiu tane place in the Second Bap
tist ChUrch. nermnntnwn nn Knlnr.ln,.
Mm. William T. Prlnglo, Jr.. of Wyn-
tuir. i-iui-nuiiicu nt carun at ner home
on Saturday afternoon In honor of Miss
Ball. f
Mr. and Mrs, Georgo H. Edwards and
Miss Irene Hawthorne Edwards, of 120
West Gonras lanp. hnvn rAtum tmm
Wlldwcod, N. J whero they spent the
uiuiun oi August.
MIsb Marin M Conilnn ATIa Anno nr
Condon and Miss K. M. Dornn. of Ger-
uiuiiiuwn. spent tne week-end at the
Hotel Elberon, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Harvey, of
oj-v x-umsm avenue, win leavo tomor
row to spend two weeks In Ocean
City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shelly, Mr. Oliver
Shplly, Miss Elsie Shelly and M'ss Bor
nlce L. Shelly, of New Stenton avenuo,
motored to Mllllngton, Md on Sunday to
be tho guests for a short time of Mr.
and Mrs. David II. Folton on their farm.
Mr. Stanley Eaton, of 809 East Wash
ington lane, Is in Ocean City, N. J., for
ten days.
" Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leeds Bryan, of
6112 Ross Btreet, have returned nfter
spending some time at Seaside Heights,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Calhoun and
their farrtlly, of 532 East Washington
lane, have returned after visiting Mrs.
Calhoun's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L
Bowser, of Now York, at their summer
home along the Delaware at Lambert
vllle, N, J. Mrs. Calhoun previously
spent a few days at tho Normandle,
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Belz, of 6C3
East Mayland street, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnfi I. nMllnr,- nmi
their family, of 7253 Limekiln pike, have
returned atter spenaing tne summer at
their cottage at Wlldwood Crest, N. J.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Whartenby,
of West Lehigh avenue, have been
spending the late season at Niagara
Falls and Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rosenbcrger. who
have been spending somo tlmo in Ocean
City, N. X. hao returned to their homo
on North Sixteenth street.
Announcement la made of the mar
riage of Miss Florenco M.. Bottelcher,
d?i'.sh.t.er.fMrB- H- J- Bottelcher, of
2001 North Twcntv-flfth irt ,nj ir
Edward P. Butler, f Roscllo Park, IN 1
j., on xnursuav a,iernoon, September
, in ou r-iuaueuiB catnoiic UhUrch.
Twenty-third and Berks street, with tho
Rev. Father Klllene officiating. Tho
brldo was attended by Miss Marie Mc
Nulty. and Mr. Leo J. Bottelcher. the
bride A brother, was best man. Mr. and
Mrs. Butler left for Montreal, Canada,
nnd upon their return thcy will be at
homo In Roselle Park. The bridegroom
served two years In t!Te United States
nrmy during the world war.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Brlster, of North
Twelfth street, have gone to Niagara
Falls and Canada for tho early autumn.
.Tie .evn a?! Mrs. Ray Musselman.
of North Twelfth street, havo returned
home from Perkasle. Pa., where they
spent the summer and early autumn.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Bawden, or
1209 West Lehigh avenue, have returned
from an automobile trip to 'the coast of
Maine. ,
Announcement la mado of the mar
rlugo of Miss Marian Krntr, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kratz of
2610 North Twelfth street, and Mr
.Tames T. Whartenby, of 3538 Queen
lane. Falls of Schuylkill, on Saturday.
.-lrjucuim'i i, in mo nrst iTcsDyterlau
Church, Fourth and Pine streets, by the
Rev. C. S. Long. D. D. Mr. and Mrs
Whartenby nro spending the nutumn
traveling.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Locb, of 957
North Eighth Btreet, havo returned from
Atlantic City, whero they spent Borne
time.
-Mrs. Charles Prescott and their fam
ily, of North Fourth' street, will re
main at their cottage In Ocean City, N
J., until the mtddlo of next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry, B. Sommer. of
1502 North Eighth streot, havo returned
from Atlantio City, where they spent
tho summer.
Mr. Gustavo Herzberg and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Herzberg and their daughter
havo returned to their home nt 1531
North Eighth street, after spending the
summer at Atlantic City.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Tinny, formerly
of South Philadelphia, nro spending thin
week nt a gunning pnrty at Sea Islo
City, N. J. Upon their return to town
they will leave for an extended trip to
Detroit and the Great Lakes. Mrs.- Tin.
ney will bo remembered as Miss Marie
Toner, formerly of North Philadelphia.
The members of the Sigma Omegn
Club c(osod their bungalow at Parkland
on Sunday. The members Include Mis?
Knthryno McGnrey, Mlsa Frances Bene,
diet, Miss Anna Lane, Miss Loretta Mn
lonoy, MIbs Kr.thryne Maloney, Miss
Beatrice Hurst, Miss Peggy Callahan
and 'Miss Agnes Conway.
Mrs. Karl Brandt will entertain tho
members of her sorority, the Tau Phi
Sigma, at their first meeting of tho sea
son at her home on Saturday afternoon,
October 1. Tho membership of her
sorority Includes Mrs. John Locher, Miss
Lenoro McCullough, Miss Mnrgaret
"Mr Mlrs Marrmret Medninlnnri mi..
Henrlettn Nelmcn, Miss Kathrlno Mc
Dowoll, Miss Mario McClure. Miss Ireno
K. Krlegh and Miss Edith MncOarrlgle.
Mrs. John F. Farley, of 2621 South
Broad street, has been entertaining Mrs
Howard Yaw, of 153 West Durham
Btreet, Germantcwn, at her summer
homo in Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Aft ahd their three
children, of 2411 South Lambert street.
'." icvuiiicu iu uieir nomo irom At
lantic City, where- they spent tho summer.
Miss Katherlne McBride has returned
lo her home, 2021 South Broad street
nfter sptnding the season at Atlantio
Frlcnd3 of Miss Kntharlne Meade,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Meade, of Atlantic City, will bo glad
to know she is lecoverlng from her re
cent sevcro Illness.
Master Charles Burns, of 1821 Glad
stone street, has returned to his home
after sptnding revor.il weeks at Cape
May, N. J.
Miss Florenco V. Jordan, daughter of
Mrs Chnrles Jordan, of Tiv,iiaii, n,i
Mcicy streets; Miss Eleanor V. Boyle
and Miss Sura Boyle havo returned i
home after haying visited Mr. nnd Mrs I
John Boyle, of Boston. Upon their re-'
turn homo they spent several days In (
New York.
MISS WINIFRED DELANEY
WEDS MR. W. H. ROBINSON
Mist Julia A. Myer, Bride, of Mr.
Andrew J. Pflleger
The marrlago of Miss Winifred
cocella Delaney, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bamuel Dolaney, of 218 Eat
Lverareon avenue. Chestnut. Hill to
Mr; warren H. Robinson,' also of Chest
nut Hill, took place at, I) o'cldck this
morning In the church or Our Mother'of
Consolation, Chestnut Hill.- The Rev.
J. Vnsey was the celebrant of tin
nuptial mass which followed th cere
mony, and Mr. Joseph, .Dolaney, a
UlUlllcr. FAVA ffl.A I.HA Irt m..H.
Miss Mnrgarot Delaney attended her
sister ns maid of honor nnd Mr. Thoma
,'. "Floa "s nest mnn. A breakrast
ror tho Immediate families followed 'tho
ceremony nt tho homo of the bride's
imr-nis. Aiur October 1 Mr, and Mrs.
Iloblnson will bo nt home at 218 East
. hi cen av-nue, cnestnut Hill.
PFL1EGBR MYERS l
An attractive autumn wedding was
2S. I"n.,,e1 ,hlB morning with high
Sk?.1!0.! W" Jn St. Heury'i Catholio
!?"" 40 rth Fifth street, when
":", "u" o. Aiyers, aaugnier or Mr.
nna Aim. inmt, ru Am imi fH,.
t ltt?,J,trt' wa" mnrrled to Mr. Andrew
?:.I!nlo"?.r' .of 32 North Heventh
"""'. wnn in rector, the iuv. Henry
L. Koenes, ofllo atlne. Tho hrldn wor
a gOWn Of soft Silk. Vllld with vtHrvatt
crope, with a voll of tulle arranged with
ornngo bloMom clusters and carried a
shower of Bride roses. She was given
in marriage by her father nnd was at
tended bv hr .lata.. Hfl tfVkMH.
Myers, who wore a gown of pink geori
"' wrj,wnn a mack velvet nat, ana
carried plhk roses, and Miss' Eleanor
Myers, 2d, the little flower girl, who
wore a white frock and carried a flower
basket containing Sweetheart rones.
Mr. pnicger had for Uest man Mr.
Edward Myers, the bride's brrfther, and
for ushers Mr. John Pflleger, iils'brother,
nnd Mr. Walter Myers. Tho ceremony
wns followed bv a brrnkfimt tit tlm linnm
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A-iiicBcr win leave en an extended trip
nnd will he nt home upon their return
nt 3702 North Seventh street.
KITE DUNLEVY
A pretty home wedding took place on
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, when Miss
Isabelle M. Dunlovy. of Brooklawn, N. J.,
became the brldo of Mr. Joseph B. Klto,
of 7703 Avenuo K, Clcarvlow. The brldo
was given In murriags by her father,
Mr. Dunlevy, and attended by Miss
Andrene S. Kite, sister of the bride
groom, ns maid of honor, and Miss
Peggy Simpson as flower girl. The best
man was Mr Clifford Dunlovy, brother
of the bride. Tho Rov. T. E. Winters
performed the ceremony, which took
place nt Mr Klto's home. Mr. and Mis.
Klto nre spending their weddlntf trip In
Atlantic fit , and will be at home it
7701 Avenue E, Clearvlew, after Octo
ber 1.
SHERTZ CASEY
. An interesting wedding took place on
Friday mnrnint- nt io o'clock In the
Catholic Church of Our Lady of tho
TInB Dt(...,l,( Mnn1 fltillnunlll
voaaas, JALjr-l, M ..u w. . w .. ... .-
streets, when Mies Lillian Casey, daugh
ter of Mrs. Mnrgarot Casey, of 310
North Grots street, becamo tho bride of
Mr. Warren Shertz, of 13H Jackson
street. The brldo wore a gown of white
georgette nnd a large plcturo hat. Her
shower bouquet consisted of white roses,
sweetpeaa nnd llllos of tho valley.
Mies Margaret Deeney was tho brides
maid and wore a drees of shell pink
georgette and a large hat of tho name
shade. She carried ft bouquet of pink
roses. Mr. Charles A. Boyle was" best
man.
A breakfast at the home of tho bride's
parents followed the ceremony, nfter
which Mr. and Mrs. Shertz left for tholr
wedding trip to Niagara Falls nnd Cnn
ada. Upon their return they will be at
home at the Jackson ApatlmenU, Thir
teenth and Jackson streets.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peltz, who have
been spending the summer months at
their country home, Woodlelgh Manor,
Blue drass, will not open their homo
nt 4220 Pine street until November.
Miss Anno Elizabeth Baker, of 5327
Baltimore avenue, Is spending some time
nt Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Btannard, Jr.,
of 800 North Sixty-third street, whose
marrlago took place last month, will go
to California In October, where they will
nvo permanently. Mrs. utnnnarn win De
remombcred nrf Miss Anna Dorolciy
O'Donnell, of 6340 -Race street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Mlntxer, of
oiot locust street, announce tne mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Viola Anna
Slimier, to Mr. Cleveland rosier, jr., on
Saturday, September-4. '
Miss Mary Alice Wilson, daughter of
.ur. jonn umun wuson, or &U53 wainut
street, whose marriage to Mr, Josoph
Smltely Chmtcrmnn will taks nlarn nn
September 22, was the guest of honor
in iwo luncneons nna a tneatro party
Riven last week bv Miss Mnrv Klmtmli.
of 4703 Cedar avenuo; Miss Helen Boyd.
ui iuu Moum I'orty-seventn street, nna
Miss Mnrlon Benson, of Park uvenue,
Tioga, whose guests Included tho bridal
party.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbort Francis Leltsch
and their Infant son. of. 5634 Greenway
avenue, after spending some tlmo at
Niagara Falls, have returned to their
home..
Mr. and Mrs.- Clarence A. Allison and
their baby oon. Master Thomas Wood
Allison, will shortly close their South
Boston avenuo cottage at Atlantic City
nnd return to their home nt 6923 Car
penter street.
Rosensteln and Master Harold Rosen
stein, havo returned from five weeks'
stay at Washington's Crossing.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert L. Hoat, of West!
wio uvenue, ore ai nomo again niter
spending tho Into season In Oak Or
chard, Del.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Etlwood Paul wilt return
from their wedding trip tomorrow and
will bo at home at 3145 North Twenty
fifth street. Tho brldo was Miss Mary
Messersmlth, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
A, C. McBsersmlth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Savage and their
family, who have been staying ln Wild-
wooa since August l, reiumoa to tneir
their home on Wost Ontario Btreet last
wock
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Market St. ab. 10th:
WILLIAM
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rosensteln, of
2131 West Ontario street, nnd their sons,
Mr. Louis Rosensteln, Master Ceorgo
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
InritatioM
or Announce-
Mmlfrntr. Prlr.. Csal8' m.al.
Write or i'hone for Knarufed or Printed
samples,,
ROYAL ENCRAVIC CO.. 814 Wilnnt SL
SOLD HERE ONLY
Fall
Styles and Colors
Ladies' and Misses'
Plain Tailored Suits
27.75 34.75 38.75
Motor and Street Coats
37.75 41.75 54.75
Junior Suits
The Practical School Suit
New Fall Hats
Community Carnival
An Interesting program has been ar
ranged for the community carnival to bo
held on the grounds of tho homo of Mrs.
John If. Dearnlev. 7EBO rtlrirn nvrtin.
on Saturday afternoon and evening, Sep
tember 25, from 3 to 10 o'clock, In aid
of the Manayunk branch of the Visiting
rturso nociety. Tnero will be selections
by the Roxborough Melody Club, drlllB
by the Junior Aid Aides of the Falls of
Schuylklll.'who did splendid work during
tho war, under tho directions of Mrs.
Elizabeth Dobson Altemus, and drills
and dances by groups of children from
tho schools In thn Twentv.nrst ward.
At the rustla booths fnnov artlelcii. n.
dlowork, homc-mivde cakes and preserveo
win no ror saio. a caretena supper
will bo served an'd light refreshments
win oe icr nie.
Tho affair Is In charge of Mrs. George
Clay Bowker, Mrs. Edward JH. Preston,
Mrs. John Hohen-Adel, Mrs. John H.
Dearnlcy, Mrs. Oeorge It. Moore, Mrs.
Mark V. Ring, Mrt Charles danger,
chairman; Mrs. J, Vaughan Merrick,
vlco chairman; Mrs. John C. Bel, re
cording secretary; MrB. OHvor 8. Keely,
corresponding sooretary, and Dr. Ella
Buchanan Custer, treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA'S Z.EADINO THEATnEa
Direction of Meiara. Lea A J. J. Bhubert
1 VRlf EVENINGS AT 8:1S
L- I I I Mntfl Tornor an(j Snt-
'A chorui of youth and beauty, a ttlth
tt comedy." Inquirer.
A Ileveiry of Mu.lc, Comedy and Dane
Galaxy of Glorious Girls
GEORGE LeMAIRE'S
BROADWAY
BREVITIES
1020 COMPANY OP 78. TVITH
DOROTHY JARDON
GEORGE LeMAIRE "
AND BERT WILLIAMS
stM SHUBERT Ni?"T AT 8ii.BD ,
S. Mats. Tomor. It Bat.
Greateat Muilcat l'lay of All Time
bf&JZv
11 A, if, to 11 Vi M.ArV ',?' i i
FOX Presents W, i
WILLIAM FARNUM&
IN FIIIBT BHOWING OP ' "I A $
"IF I WERE KING" jpr VI
From the Stnga Buccess and Novel "Wlf i(
Lt$iJl
PAI APF " iwmtET BTOKIr r ''
0UB, TI46, OlSO P.jT- V ''
WILLIAM S. HART 5
In Now Paramount Picture I '&& ft
1 he Cradle of Courasi
Added Mack Bennett's "IT'B A udr'2
ARPAH1A Che.tnut St. Bel. HrftiS,,'
-lKsJ-LJU- jo a. m., l", ?.'mrl, 4i
o:5, TM8, 0i90 Vi Mumt i
THOMAS MEIGHAMSl
In a Stirring Plcturlzatlon of RftV '
It .1. -i .. ?0,n4, g-
civilian viornes A'
A Paramount First 8hm!nf
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MAR.9MAI I WCII AMc Ml 3U
SENSATIONAL PlCTUn,B 'rsiw J
"GO AND GET IT" &
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with ELEANOH PAINTEIl
k STAR CAST HEAUTY SEXTET fr
MAT. TOMOR. m
$1.50
N'ath" ADELPHI urS.wl
By A dual Count, 200 Laughs in
My Lady
Friends
I
With
Mann & Dilks
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
ACK 1NORWORTH
LAST $1 MAT. THURS. $1
Beg. Monday, Seats Thurs.
THEDA
A MUe-a-Mlnuta Melodrama '""
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G ORF MAIIKKT BTItKE-pW;!,'
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CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
BILLY HART AND r.tRT ;
Una. Clartoi. owl.trd by Herbert L. arIlJf$"V ,
THE MIRACLD; QTIIERB ,a JfC ff,
CROSS KEYS 00T & MARKET stsVw- J;
HERMAN LIEbTco'P'
rtlrfM. "
RROAnTAV Brond imd nnvrfrr a,...; v
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MORRISSEY-BRICE REVOB""?
MARSHALL "D
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PHILADELPHIA'S FOUEMOST TmAXKinWfi t
FORREST THEATRE X
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TOMORROW EVG.;
riiioi lijiu UN AJVY BTAQE
CHARLES DILLINGHAM PrewrJ
FRED STONE
IN
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"TIP-TOP"
Greatest of all Fred Stone Show?' '
FIRST MAT. SATURDAY nW &
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tWJAUtMhN EXTFNnF7)r,t KA
FOR TWO WEEKS BEGIN-4 ft,
NING MON.. SF.PT 7( ,ltt
SEATS NOW FOR ALL ", Jl
ftKhORMANCES tici&Ui
GEO. M. COHAtt'S'Kfa
jJULIL,LllAIX2iKTlii
BARA
(IN PERSON)
IN A SPIRITED AMERICAN PLAY
"THE BLUE FLAME"
Chestnut St. pra
Houne
Mat. Dally, 2:15
Evenings, 8:15
D. W. GRIFFITH
PRESENTS
'WAY DOWN EAST
"THE GREATEST PICTURE EVER
rnuouuiiu," inquirer.
With Special Music Prog-ram
Evci.. 50o to 12. Mat. Sat . BOc to tl.SO
MAT. DAILY $ 1 .00
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GSAND OLD NAMErr"
Ttrsy
RROAn LAST TWO WEEKS .(Hri
tSKUAU evgs.. 8:18. 1IAT. TOSIOJU,
HUB wi i,,o aic ,a c.d, u,b qb DtC4u.
Mrs. IllneharfV.'
talnlne aa the Dab ot
stories." Evenln Ldcer.
"BAB"
With HELEN HAYES'
AND A NOT A RLE CAST
FAY'S
This is the salad season
Gulden's
Mustard-
Bif la be Small U price
Bcadyto ut AlwTtresh
Add Gulden's Mustard
to your salad dressing
and Introduce younelx
to the most appetizing
fliupr you have yet ex
perienced. You know your favorite
calad. Nowlearntoknow
your favorite dressing.
Include Gulden' Mus
tard in today's order.
It'sonyourdealcr'sshelt
ANOTHER GULDEN
STANDARD
QuUm't Don Ctrht SpnJJ
OUn. Ptckdln tU.m botlht
Ettablhhcd 1867
m&&
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wz-Gfarltom
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Dresses of Crepe de Chine.
Meteor and Satin are the
New Note From Paris for
Afternoon Wear
No woman mil Tuanl to fee without one of these
fashionable little dresses in her wardrobe this
Autumn.
Of black, midnight blue or Zanzibar brown,
they are quite the vogue. For Fashionable
Afternoon Functions, with a smart 'all-lacc
dress of the same shades, one will feel quite
dressed to go to any of the Srnart Places in
town
i
the Matinee Cards or the Tea'.
Atid you will be surprised at the reasonable
prices they can be had for at Gidding's.
PHILADELPHIA'S REPLY
NOT 0NE-BUT ALL-
"Audience rose and cheered, stamped and whistled hand
clapping inadequate ... a thrill unique on the screen . . .
Entrancing photography . . . idyllic scenes . . . worth
all and more than the $800,000 and year's work to make it."
(North American.)
"J remarkable scenes ever presented on stage or screen
... A Griffith triumph . . . sure to enthrall and entertain
... no one sat unmoved." (Record.)
"The spectators go quite indecently mad with rapture of an
immense excitement . . . enchanting to the eye
astonishing snowstorm and ice jam, the like of which was never seen
before. (Press.)
"Another masterpiece to be hung in the gallery of pictures
. . . high pitch of excitement . . . barn dance is superb
... a gem of direction." (Evening Ledger.)
,k"N?tuthu.yea,rbut foralMime ' ' Never equaled
even, by Griffith hunself ... the picture's almost constant
beauty . . something good for the eye in everything."
(PublicLedger.)
"A veritable masterpiece of the films . .
and impressive . . . exquisite scenes . .
climax . . . series of thrills." (Bulletin.)
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THEATRE
40th & Market Sta Contlnuoun From 13:00ft- .
Mats., 10-lBc. NlRhts, IB, 25, 3.V (Plus Ttutrff
J1'" Sessue Haynkawa "An Arabianl'lv t
Comply rrnflt. r nir IIIhm Paths News""
6 Sf',',; VAUDEVILLE fr"l
Trocadero ""; Big Sensations
Dally
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ACADEMY OF MUSietM
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BnOAD AND LOCUST STREPT3 '
LAST 5 DAYS ',:
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A Photoplay Adaptation From ifo
FANNIH HURST'S HEART APPEALING I
6TORV OP MOTHCH IX)VB "
3 Shows Daily. 2:30, 7 & 9w
AUGUMKNTED OnCHCSTRA & CHORUa ,.
RE1N1I0LD .SCHMIDT i RITA 110KNHT1NK,
VOCAL SOLOISTS .-')fl
MATINEES. 25c. 35c, BOo 4
EVENINOS 4 SATURDAY. Sc, BOc. 71(o
Kj3r" AttenJ Mutlneo l'ertormanccs ta
"-" Aol.l tho Crowds. 'I
Tickets In Aduncs at Iiox Offlco and, 1110't'l'
Chejtnut Street w
a H,
EITH'S
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6KCOND AND FINAL WEEK ' :'i
JANE & KATHERINE LEE ?v
NONETTE
Fasclnatlnir Slnclne Vlnllni.,-
Ten Eyck t. Welly, Adhley tt Dietrich J
Bcanlon, Denno Dros. & Scanlonj Othr"iir
MONDAY NIGHT. TUES. MAT. A NlnirT
beauty is rare
a, breath-taking
i M
duced.
'Wav Down Rasf' i'q fV. .. : .
n:ff c ... B.lcai muvmg picture ever pro-
uittera rrom anvthmrr Kf tt. 1 . r .
;cr;eil'dranr"-?ituin)d ,naugurate Griffith as Shakesre of
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
, tear, cheer nnd thrill, a picture of New England
WAY DOWN EAST
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
"Prices: Nights, 50c to $2, manJfcchestra seats at $
Popular Matinees, BSats $1
ALL- SEATS RESERVED Blh Cn ADVANCE
The Royal Amusement Co, Pre.ents th.i f,
vr
Famous Operetta
THE HOLY POEM
In Yiddish
100 People, ::-Plece Orchestra
Rest Bfats tl.50
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUHB
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CORTISSOZ SCHOOL of DANUINff
4 PRIVATE LESSONS, $6 -M
A Teacher fur Each pUp ,,.,.
Reception Every Wednesday at II P. K. '
Daker Bldit , 1520 Chestnut St.. Olllcs. 80''
Open Day and Evening fl
ORPHEUM a?nfn 4 Chelt.n Ave. '
-'w"1 Matinee Today, 2Bo & HCd "
MAE DESMOND, 'it playkimI v
"The Crowded Hour'',!
NEXT WEEK "She Wallled In Her Sleep'' V'
DUMONT'S N1NT" AND ARCH 8T8. ,,
U ' MATINEE TOMORROW !
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels J
Uit Week of "SEASHORE FLEECERS''
Ce Walnut Ab. 8th. Mat. Today .J
aSinO "Bostonians" .. .
With FRANK FINNIBT
Peonlu's Knlncton Ave. A Cumberland 'I
reopiC S Matinee Dally. 215
DREW k CAMPHELL'H ' 1
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