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ST1 GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tallcs of Two Interesting Engagements.
She Hears of the Lawn Fete for a Hospital Benefit
and Straightens Out a Relationship
NATURALIZE we nrc all Interested
In hearing of young Prlncp panta.
cutenc's engagement to an American
cirl. His mother, you know, wa i Mijs
Sulla Orniit, a granddaughter of Presl
dent Grant. She married Prince i Can
tacuiene In 181)0 at Newport, and lived
In Russia until two years ago. Prineo
if. . . . l...tnirl was l.tivYi iin In
Mlcnaei, ner uusuauu, no ,.. ..t. ...
court, nnd was aide-de-camp to Grand
Duke Nicholas. Later ho was In com
mand of forces at Kiev under Kerensky,
but a affairs turned out in Russia, it
was decided to come to this country.
The younger prince, who Is twenty year
o'd. is a student at Harvard, and I
suppose ho met Clarissa Curtis at the
Hub for she is of neacon street. Bos
ten, a daimhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Pelham Curtis. Clarlsin'H brother,
Tom Curtis, n a stuuent at Harvard
also, and another brother, Pelhnin Cur
tls Is at 9t. Mark's School, being this
tear captain of the football cloven.
If youn Prince Michael is anything
like as attractive ns his motbor, I am
ilad to wish Miss Curtis happiness, for
I think the princess is charmlna. I
taet her last year at Mrs. Van Rcns
Miner's house, when n couplo of hun
dred women went there to hear her tell
of Russia and what had happened there
during the last few yearn. I hear that
the younger prince Is a senior nt col
lege and ho I supposo they wl'l wait
till after his graduation for the mar
riage. The Cantncmcnc family is ono
of the oldest of tho Russlun nobllltv,
nd has always held a high position in
the Russian court.
I AM greatly Interested also In the
enengemont of Learning Smith and
Natalie Lucai. which wns announced
TMterdny In this city. Natalie Lucas
Is the daughter of Mrs. Samuel Lucas.
of Ardmore, and n sister of that good
lAnMncr Mm. Atwater Kent. She is
very good looking herself, and is mar-
rrln(r an awiuny nice iciww. .ueuiuiug
Smith U tho son of the latn Learning
SmlH, nt this rtv nnd New York. His
mother was Miss Emily Grant, n sister
of Mr. WlinrJrant nnd Miss AHco
Grant. Mrs. Smith, her daughter Alice
and Learning live in a most attractive
small house on South Hicks street.
Mr. Henry Paul Bush, who was Miss
Lydla Smith, is a sister of Leoraing
Smith. I henr the wedding will not
be very far off, in the late fall or early
winter.
I HOPE thoso two debutantes I heard
talking yeRtcrday will finally find out
whether they nrc to receive at E 's tea
or not. You see, E Is not home vet,
but before the went away she asked M
to receive nt her tea In the fall, nnd
nM "I'll write about it ." and then she
never did, nnd the other day H had a
letter from her raying "I got your let
ter and I nm awfully glad you will re
ceive with me nnd bo euro to Rtny for.
the dance afterward," nnd II , if you
please, had not written to K nt all.
And SI doesn't know what on earth
to do about It, becnuso she has re
ceived the formal invitation to tho
dance, and it's all generally mixed up,
anyway.
I SAW Sirs. Chris Ilngcti yesterday,
and she told me about the Inwn fete
for the nurses' home at St. Agnes's
Hospital which starts this afternoon
nnd will last throughout the week to
Saturday. Sirs. Hogcn is chairman of
the women's auxiliary of the hospital
and has done a great deal to make the
affair a success. She will have chargo
of the Slidwuy, and Mrs. James Car
ftalrs will nl&o work with her. while
the junior aid has a children's depart
ment and will nave n bany snow on
Siturdav ufternoon. Sirs. Ilagon wan
Srlvlu lahsitt. jou remember, a sister
of Mrs, Wharton Churchman and of
John Fn.ssitt. Sho is a cousin of Eliza
beth Noirls, who I told jou jefeterday
will male her debut this year.
To return to the fete for St. Agnes's,
the student nurses nt the hospital will
conduct a Dutch kitchen, and Sliss
Margaret Sloran, directress of the
nurses, will bo in charge of this feature.
You Know, or perhnps you do not
know, thut tlie nurses have no regular
home there, eighty-five student nurses
occupjing sleeping quartern on the top
floor of the hospital ; day and night
nurses occupy lug tho hume quartern.
I.at year some money was raised In a
otivp to build a nurses' homo, but not
enough was realized, with the very high
cost of building material aud labor, and
fo a considerable hum must bo cot
this yeai to fiulbb tho good work. Tlila
fete of four duys it is hoped will prove
a great help.
T SUPPOSE no matter how much oue
thinks one knows about people and
their families one cannot help making
mistakes now and ngain. I must have
tent im hmln wnol-cathcrluir vohter-
day when I stated that Mr. Lcdyard
Heckscher and Sir. Stevens Heckscher
were coubins. They arc not, they are
brothers, and Sir. Gustave Heckscher
is another hi other. There were six
brothers, tons of the late Sir. Richard
Heckscher. So Hltn HerkKeher. who In
a daughter of Sir. Stevens Heckscher,
and Virginia Heckscher. who Is a
daughter of Sir. Lcdynrd Heckscher, are
first cousins.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mtfll llni.a,i lirnln TTnl..n. .4
Wants daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.We3,.Cu,tl,i Harrison, Jr.. of Chuck?
ooa, Vlllanovu, will be tho guest of
nonor at dinner dunce on October 31,
oa gl en by her parents.
MIlsa ncy B. McKoan, daughter of
Z ?,nd JI Thomas McKean, of Glen
,"0US('. Hosemont, who will bo pre.
hi if. t0 Hctety at a tea to be given
wni if. ".irenta n Monday, October 18,
din ,..Vho eue8t of honor at a 8tnaI'
be ,irli1,lM ?!' Friday, October 29, to
Chifi. e? by ,Mr' nnd Irs- George W
StL . nrcxek.at Wootton. their es
we at Bryn Mnwr.
MrMnn,i PArah Barrlnger. daughter of
vflH m-,1 MiB D,!m Moreau Barrlnger.
nl..m?ke. her debut on November 26 at
Pfl''on-
SonVVKuy? nM" 'ringer's
MISS TMIon Mrtn,,.i 1 j. . .
I and siVr n """':. nnugnter or Jlr.
House n Emor? M(,Mlchacl. of Knol
0U8e' D6von- and Miss Ellen Douilai
P- N. Degerbers
6ai Chestnut Street
Imported
Scotch Tweed
SUITS, TOP COATS,
CAPES and SKIRTS
$65 up
for WOMEN and
Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Btney
u Lloyd, of Ardmore, accompanied by
i'n.-H i.ucno, win gnu on tnany on me
Lafayette for Franco. TJibv have taken
an apartment In Paris for tho winter
ana expect to continue their imiuies
Judge and Mrs. J. Willis Martin will
entertain nt dinner on Friday night be
toro tho dance to be Riven In Andalusia
ay nir. ana airs, chariea uiddie.
Amonir those receiving nt the tea
which Mr and Mrs. Charlton Yarne.ll,
of Crum Creek Farm, Doon, will give
to Introduce to eoclety their daughter,
Mlsx Anna Sephla Yarnall, will be Mrs.
Hnrold Ellis Yarnall, Mrs. Thomas New
hall, Mrs. Alexander Coxo Yarnall, Mrs.
Frank T. Orlswold, Mrs. John H. Gib
bon. Mm HearerM Wtinrtnn Pnnnr. ftn
Anita Stnwbrldge, Miss 8. Atleo Downs
uuns omeiin itcenie. or Nasnviue. xenn. j
Miss Jnnn Shnw Hepburn. Mies Cornelia
Otis fiklnner, Miss Sarah Barrlnger, Miss
Lorraine Dlsston, Miss Catharine Coxe,
Miet jwarjono Y. Gibbon. Miss Nancy B
McKean. Miss Mnrgarelta L. Harrison
and Miss Malele Stewart
Tho wedding of Mies Mildred Shep
rtard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs A
Ma'xwell Bhenpard, of 2124 Walnut
"troct, and Mr. David Goodale, of San
Francisco, Calif., will tako placo on
Thursday, 'Oetobor 14 at noon. In St.
Oloments Church. Twertlnth nm! nhM-rv
strcots. Miss Carolyn Sheppard will acti
as maid of honor for her sister, and.
tho br'desmnlds will Include Mlso Mar-
wrio iavior. flr.rs. uortiana m. Rich
arrlron. another elster of tho bride ; Miss
Lola Lorlnnr Jackson, and Miss Mar.
tha Plttman of St T.nnin Mn a ,.
oeptlon will follow tho ceremony nt the
Hume ,n me Drines parents. Mr. Good-
?,l0,ian(1,hl8 i,.r,d0. w111 Ilve I" Berkeley.
Calif Miss Martha Plttman will give a
tiieutro party end supper on Friday,
.;t"ber 8. In Now York. In honor of
"" ucJimru ana mr. cioodnle.
Mr. nnd Tr Alfr pMni. t
i2y w Qnnuncn tho engagement of thplr
WmA. . , ., "B'o c;rooK, nnd Mr.
Robert V,ullaco Deacon, of this city.
Mrs. George Kcndrlck, 3d. of Villa,
nova, will entertain tho Friday Bridge
Club on Fr day nt her home. The mem
barn Includo lUrs. A. Merritt Taylor,
Mrs Joseph D. Hutchinson, Mrs. Win
field S. Arter. Mrs. Paul Thompson, Mrs.
Percy Simpson, Mrs. George Burton
SJ -."Sw,n Ei "rahnm, Mrs. Robert
Bmott Hare and Mrs Henry B. Jeanes.
Mr. Clement Buckley Newbold and
his family, of Crosswlcks Houso. near
Jonklntown, have returned from tho
Adlrondacks, where they havo spent the
summer.
lr.Va.nd.Mr.T Jarnes Francis Sullivan
nnd their family, of the Woods, nadnor
Sarseteo:fPth.ts1ve2kmUrn t0 U,elr ,,ome the
Mrs. nodman Wlstcr, who is the
ruest of Mr. and Mrs Robert Emott
Hare, of fetonyhurst, Strafford, for ten
L8,tw1" eturn t0 her homo in towt"
1208 LocuBt Ptroet. In a few days, when
th0 W11,P. jolncd fcy her 80". Mr. Lang
home Wlstcr. who hnB been spendlm? th
summer at York Harbor, Me.
t 5IrsvTFrncla McKelw and Mrs.
John Hartford, of Easton, Pa., nro the
fw , icw tinys or tneir eousln
Mr and Mrs. David S. Ludlum. at theft
SSSZ..lt,JvSSIih.JIn: Ludh.m's
. i7 i. ', """ usn, or urooklyn.
5h-5a.s ?'.SOi. bcen wlth tnem- has re
turned to his home.
Miss Frances Ellis, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. William Shewell Ellis, of Moy.
"'Ma,nt,Jlss,,I'avl5la Malor- daughter
. am ,alrB Itlnry R- Major, of
Media, will leave this week for Baltl.
more, whore they have entered Goucher
w'inwh? have ."Pen the summer at
Wulllnpford. will move into thnin ,
apartment at Forty-eighth and Snnsom
ntreets. In a short time Mrs. Bullock
..... u ii.-iiiuiiiuercu an iiiiBB Anna Col
lins, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllurd
Collins, of Lewes, Del., before her mar
riago in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Fisher have
rented their home at Strafford for tho
winter.
Mr. Charles D. Barney, who has spent
several weoks nt Put-ln-Buv. Me., has
iciumcu iu ilia nomo near Niacins Park
where he will spond the early autumn.
Mrs. John Turner und her daughter
Miss Telma, Turner, of St. Davids, re
turned on Friday from Orrs Island,
Me , where they havo bcen spending the
summer.
Mrs. George Amnn, of Wayne, will
entertain the W. C. T. U. Citizenship
Class at her home today, from 4 to b
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Solot are re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth of
a son, Morton Solot, on Sunday, Sep
tember 19.
Mr. Francis M. Knodle, of Queen lane,
has gone to Denver, Col., for an extended
visit with hla brother.
Miss Elizabeth Loxley, daUKhtcr of
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Loxley. of 621 East
Washlneton lane, will leavo on Friday
to enter Vlrglnlu College, Rounoke, Va.
The Hair-Destroying
Curling Iron Passes
The liented. Iron makea the hulr
dry anil pa
iiarrhra loaklnr. hurna nir
the endii, iltlnt u.njont untidy ni-
I'VBI auivi
You .who hn.Te IraniM!
I hl from. experience lll be xluil
In lirar flf n verv ilmnln m.thn.l
which fopen to none of (he obJrc-
)Ic
tlom referred to nnd wlilrli
uoni reierrea to una vrnieli ilveg
ueiier rrouno wan uio curnnc Iron,
Just a few ounces of plain liquid
rllmerlnr nt Tour drucirlot'B mill nn
nlv u little with a (leRn tooth bnmh
before dolnr up the. Iialr. draulnr
the bruih dorn one strand at a time
from root t...tlD. In three houra
your hlr wUl lie an beantlrully
wnw and curly as tlioiurh Mother
Nature did It. und It will be ouite
nianuEenble. no matter what Ktyle
of coiffure you ndont. The effect
will be iniirh prettier thun If you
med a w a vine iron, frill luet nineh
loncer. nml the healtli of your hulr
will not euffer. Hllmerlne In not
stick or (rrraBT. but Is quite pleas,
ant to use, Adv.
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AIRS. CHRISTIAN A. IIAGEN
Ulio Is chairman of the women's auxiliary of St. Agnes's Hospital and
In chargo of the midway nt tho lawn fete held on the grounds of tho
hospital this week
. NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs, George Stevens, of 1018
North Park avenue, and their son. Mr.
Arthur Stevens, have returned to their
winter homo after spending the season
at uneisea.
Miss Lillian Hanna. dnuRhtar of Dr.
and Mrs. Hugh Hanna, of 2843 Diamond
street, has gono to Washington, where
she will be the Buest of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis RlRKles. Miss Hanna's emraore-
ment to Mr. Lewis H. Rlgglcs, son of
Mr. and Mrs. niggles, was announced In
mo spring.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blair and their
son, juaotcr lucnamson Blair, of Thirty
second street and Susquehanna avenue,
are at home again after spending tho
season In Ocean City.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Sara Rodgers, formerly of South
Philadelphia, has returned from Harrls
burg "after a short stay with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Long, of 1640 Porter
street, havo returned home after spend
ing some time at Wilkcs-Barre.
Mr. Hugh Daley, of 2522 South Colo
rado terrace, has gono to Pittsburgh,
where he expects to remain for some
time,
, WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. H. Bullson. of New York, Is the
guest of her son, the Rov. Howard Bull
son, of 4962 Catharine streot
Mrs. Dr. Carl Smith and her daugh
ters, Miss Gladys Smith nnd Miss Vir
lnla Smith, have been spending several
ays with Mrs. J. P. Bartlett, 108 Sover
eign avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.
Mrs Marian M. Meyers, of Lewlstown,
Pa., Is tho guest for a month of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
land Richardson Moyers, of the Rutland
Apartments.
MOORESTOWN
Miss Katie Altken Is a guest of Mrs.
Harry Culln at her cottage at Seaside
Park for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Matlock and
their family spent Saturday and Sunday
nt Alantlc City.
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PRETTY WEDDING OF
MISS MARY A. WILSON
Becomes Bride of Mr. Joseph S.
Chesterman Reifsnydor-
Heckert Nuptials
The wedding of Miss Mary Alice Wll-
of 5063 Walnut street, nnd Mr. Joseph
omueiy unesicrman, son or Mr. ana BlrH,
John H. Chesterman, of 900 South Forty
eighth street, will take place this eve
ning at 6:30 o'clock at St. Philip's
Church, Forty-second street and Balti
more avenue.
The rector of the church, the Rev.
Frederick Seymour . will officiate. Mr.
Wilson will kIvo his daughter In mar
riage, nnd Miss Helen Boyd and Mrs.
Frank Hoffcrman, of this city, will at
tend as maid and matron of honor.
Thcro will be also four bridesmaids, who
will include Mlxs Mary Barnes, Miss
Marlon Benson. Miss Mary Kimball and
Miss Anne Wheaton, all of this city.
The bride's brother, Mr. Alan B. Wilson,
of Tanipleo, Mex . will act as best man,
and his ushers will be Mr. Frank T. Ben
jamin, Mr. Louis St. J. Bacon. Mr. Wil
liam King, Mr. Charles McClean, Mr.
Robert Musselman. of this civ, and Mr.
Joseph Lehman, of Lebanon, Pa, A re
ception will Immediately follow at tho
Roosevelt, 2027 Chestnut street Upon
their return from a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Chesterman will live at 925 Marlyn
road, Overbrook.
REIFSNTDER HECKEIIT
An Interesting autumn woridinrr win
take placo this evening In St. Stephen's
Episcopal church, Tenth street between
Mnrket and Chestnut streets, when Mlsj
Irene Heckert, daughter of Mrs. Charles
Henry Heckert. of 1838 Wllllngton street,
and Mr. Henry Gill Reifenyder, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rcifsnyder. of
3914 Walnut street, will be married by
tho rector, tho Rov. Carl E. Grammer,
Claflin
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assisted by the Rev. Percy C. Houghton,
of Scrnnton, Pa. The bride will be at
tended by Mrs. Walter Hayden, of Over
brook, as matron of honor, nnd Mrs.
Roscoe Rhoads, Miss Mildred Jones. Mrs.
Frederick Relnhardt and Miss Muriel
Po.r.trJ18 bridesmaids.
Mr. Relfmyder will have for best man
his brother, Mr. Howard Relfsnyder, Jr.,
and his ushers will Include Mr. Charles
M. Betts. 3d, Mr. Paul C. Jftebmann,
Mr. George L. Atkins, Mr, Newton R.
Brey. Mr. Robert E. Cane and .Mr.
Charles H. Lovett. The ceremony will b
followed by a reception at tho home of
the bridegroom's parents Mr. Relfsny
der and his bride will leave on an ex
tended tour and will be at home after
November 1 at th Msnhelm Apartmtnte.
uermantown. Th brldezroom served
overseas for one year with the 103d En-
jsmoer worps in tne worm war. rne
bride was prominent In Red Cross work,
in the Liberty Bond sales nnd In the
wo or tne st. Stephen's Club.
CALLAHAN CARRABINC
The mnrrfacrA tt na a.v.a t fa-.
bine, daughtor of Mrs. D. Carrablne, of
282 East Brlnghurst street, German
town, to Mr. James Callahan, also of
oermantown, was solemnized In the
(jnurcn of St. Francis d'AssIsl. Logan
and Greene streets, at 10 o'clock this
morning. Tho brldo's cousin, tho Rev.
John Carrablne, of Cleveland, O., was
the celebrant of the nuptial mass which
followed tho ceremony. Miss Margaret
Carrablne atttended her sister as maid
of honor and Mr. Charles Callahan acted
ns best man. A breakfast followed tho
ceremony at the home of the bride's
mother. After November 1 Mr. and
Mrs. Callahan will be at home at 6247
Knox street, Oermantown.
FORD MURPHT
The wedding of Miss Maudo Murphy,
of 4126 Westminster avenue, and Mr.
F. Brynn Ford, of 836 North Forty-nrst
street, will take place this afternoon
at tho home of the bride. The Rv
Frank J. Anrlrna will nfflKlnta Tho
bride will be given In marriage by her
iRiner ana will be attended by ner
nleee, Miss Doris Herbert, nnd Miss
Margaret Ford, a sister of the bride
groom, as bridesmaids. Th best man
will bo Mr. William Wright. A re
ception will follow tho ccromony, after
which Mr nnd Mrs. Ford will leave on
their wedding trip Thev will bo nt
home nfter October 16 at 421 Ashbourn
road, Elkins Park.
DE CESARIN SCARPA
A pretty wedding took place on Tues
day afternoon, nt 4 o'clock, when Mies
Elvera Scarpa, of 635 North Slxty-ilfth
street, was given In marriage by her
brother to Mr. Anthonv De Cesorln. of
1641 Garrett street, the Rov. Father
McFettldgo officiating. A reception fol-
iu?u immeainieiy after the ceremony
at tho home of tho bride's parents.
Tho bride had for her maid of honor
Miss Mildred Panchelll. while Mr.
Charles Do Sabltlno acted ns best man.
A.ter an extensive wedding trip. Mr.
antLMrs- De Cesarln will bo at home
at 635 North Sixty-fifth street.
CORSON BENNINGTON
An interestlntr wedding will tanv.
Place this evening nt 7 o'clock In St.
Ziarnannn'M rnlanai rVi,..v. ..i.n riaa
Allco Frances Bennington, of 6034 Grls-
vjuui uirenc, sister or tne iiev. ana Mrs.
Jarnes McCllntock. will becomo the bride
0 iT Lawrenco Corson, son of Mr. Rob
ert T. Corson, of 6011 Penn street. .&
bride, who will bo given In marriage by
ner brother. Mr irnntt, nM.nini.fAn
will wear a gown of white georgette
crepo nnd a ell of tulle, arranged with
orango blossom clusters. She will carry
a shower of Bride roses. Miss Muriel
hlmons will attend tho brldo ns maid of
honor, while Mr. Rudolph Corson will
act as he-U man. Tho ceremony will
be followed by a reception, after which
Mr. and Mrs. Corson will leae on an
extended wedding trip.
TIERNEY DOLAN
An attractive wedding was solemmzeu
this morning with high nuptial mass in
St. Stephen's Catholic Church. Broad and
Butler streets, when Miss Mary Doiaii,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Dolan. of 3250 North Thirteenth street,
and Mr. James J. Tlerney, of 3499 Ken
sington avenue, wero married with the
following clergymen ofllclating: The
Rev. Joseph Tjnan, tho Rev. Father
Stewart, tho Rev. Father Boyle, of St
Stephen's Church: the Rev. Eugene
Travis, of a Edmund's Church, and
the Rev. William J. O'Gorman, of the
Church of tho Ocsu. Eighteenth and
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SEPTEMBER 22,
Stiles streelM, The bride wore R gown
of Ivory satin with her vest of tulle,
arranged with a wreath of orange blos
soms, and carried n shower of bride
roses. Mr. Dolan gave his daughter In
marriage, and she was attended by her
sister, Miss Besslo Dolan, as bridesmaid,
and Miss Dorothy Johnson, of Balti
more, an a flower irlrU . .
Mr, William Tlerney was his brother's
best man, and his ushers were Mr.
Charles Daniels and Mr. John Brennan.
Following the service there wns a wed
ding breakfast at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mm Tlerney will leave
for Niagara Falls and Canada, and upon
their return they will be at home at 1012
East Tioga street
BURTON KRW1N
A pretty home wedding will take via
this evening at 7 o'clock, when Miss
Lucretla M. Erwln, slater of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter E. Graf, of Cll North Fifty
seventh street, will bo married to Mr.
Robert Jefferson Burton, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Robert J. Burton, of 1308 Olrard
avenue, by the Rov. Schlelley. Miss Er
wln will be attended by Miss Edith Mao
Lewis as maid of honor and Miss Emma
Owens as bridesmaid. Mr. II. Arthur
Touchton, of Atlantic City, will be beBt
man.
RITTriR HILLE
A pretty autumn wedding took ptaco
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlo-i L.
Hllle, 1738 North Park avente. on Sat
urday evening, when their daughter,
Miss Emma M. IIIIlo, was mnrrlfd to Mr.
Lugeno A. Rltter. of 928 West Glrard
avenue. The ceremony was performed
by tho Rev. Dr. McCormack, of the
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Broad
and Diamond streets. The bride, who
was glvon In marriage by her father, was
attended by her sister, Mlsn Alma
Katharine Hllle, and Mr. Alfred 8.
Wllloughby was Mr. Rlttcr's best man,
A reception followed the sermon. The
bridegroom and bride will 'spend the
autumn traveling and will be at home
nfter January 1 nt 1815 North Park
avenue.
ALONG THE READING
M Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hall and their
family, of Old York road, Jenkintown.
hnvo motored to New London, Conn ,
where they will remain for three weeks
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Ablng
ton Memorial Hospital held Its first fall
meeting a few days ago, when an Inter
esting report of the social-service com
mittee was read by Miss Baggs.
Mrs. C, Delaughtor and Mrs. J
Haughton havo returned to their home
In Logan from Atlantic City.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr and Mrs. Israel Moses and their
family, of 2249 North Thirty-third street,
are now at their home after spending tho
summer In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Roth and her
daughter. Miss Bernlce Roth, of 1830
North Newklrk street, have returned
hpmo after spending the summer In
Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Oreenberw and their
family, of 2933 West Oxford street, have
returned to thlr home after spending
the summer In Atlantic City.
EITH'S
M.b,i-F0RD SISTERS -
In "FROLICS OF 1020"
BILLY ARLINGTON & CO.
ZOMAH: CHRIS RICHARDS: ORACE DE
MAR. Ed Morton A Others
THE WORLD'S MOST REMARK
ABLE & UNUSUAL EXHIBITION
THE OLD
CONVICT SHIP
"SUCCESS"
NOW AT FOOT OF MARKET ST.
Open to the Public From 0 A. M. to 10 P. M.
hpavd
&
Sports Plaids
AH wool and alluringly ingenious in pattern
and coloring. Light and heavy weights.
Tartan Plaids
for children's school frocks. Sturdy for serv
ice, snappy in style.
For Motoring Coats
Smart, all-wool material of most comfortable
"heft" protection without annoying weight.
And it's two-sidedwear it inside out or in
side in, and it's equally engaging. Really
two coats in one.
E008 Chestnut Street
JMUfUiSlUBMK
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
$6-95
Values $10.00 to $15.00
Dainty Georgette Blouses thnt for sheer
benuty and refinement are simply astonishing!
A myriad of styles authoritative, full of subtle
charms. Lace trimmed, Beaded, Braided and
Embroidered, in rich new Autumn morlnn tvtti.
Collar and Neck effects nnd Long
onon, aieeves. urown, Taupe,
Bisque, Flesh and White.
All sizes 30 to 46.
1920
Market St ah. JOth. 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
BECOND AND K1NAL, WEEK
WILLIAM FARNUM
In WILLIAM FOX Production
"IF I WERE KING"
NEXT WEEK ELUlE FKHOUSON
la "IxADY HOSE'a UAUUilTUIl' ,
Added, lift r old Lloyd in CJt Out & Qt Under
PAI A fTT 1214 MAltlCET STIIEET
fL.ll. 10 A. M, 12, 2, 3i4S,
OI4C. 7 145. 0.3O P. M.
WM S HART "THE CP.ADLD
wivi. o. riMrw or couhaoe''
Added BENNETTS "ITS A BOY"
Nt. Wk. "HUMORESQUE"
ARCADIA CHESTNUT ST. Uel. 10T11
1. 6:46, 7M6, O.30 P. M.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In a Flcturlzatlon of the PUy
"CIVILkN CLOTHES"
Coming-. "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT"
A Cecil B, DeMllle Production
Tf""vTf"lDT A Market St Ab 0th
Vll 1 VrV.l 0 A.M. to 11 -16 P. M.
:B
MAHHIIAI.I, NEILAN'U BENBATIU.N
"GO AND GET IT"
Nt. Wk. Eugene O'Brien In "Kururchead"
PA PITYM T24 MARKET STIIEET
x-I 1 1 V-'Li ANITA 6TEWAIIT In
"The Yellow Typhoon"
RITr,n'M-r market st. Bel. mil
rJCAjIii 1 DOROTHY OISH In
"Mttle Miss Rebellion"
GLOBE
MARKET STREET
AT JUNIPER
11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
"KILTIES" BAND pnLB
MUSrC. SONOS AND DANCINO
CROSS KFYS ooTii & market st.
LeROY LYTTON & CO.
BROADWAY Uroed and Pnydur Ave.
"' 8 :30. 0 4S 0 P. M.
"SOUL MATES" g
NORMA TALMADGE
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
who applied for
rleaie mil t
St.. TO DAT. AD-
Today
Rubcrlbr
CHANOE3
Hfciv'l. 1110 Chentnut
VAVHE ORDERS next
next week. from
MONDAY to TUESDAY. Inclule,
ROLLER SKATING
AT THIRD REGIMENT ARMORY
llroad and Wharton
Seefilom 2 80 to B P M. Dally
Thure . Frl.. and Sat.. 7.30 ti 11 P. M I
Special uttructlom Thursday and Friday ee i
Prnnle'a K'nton Ae
rCOpiC O Matinee 1
& Cumberland
Matinee Dally, 2 IS
POWDER PUFF REVUE, With
Jamie Coughlln. Martha Poor L Jack Pearl
C Walnut Ab. 8th Mat- Today
QCino BILLY WATSON'S
QOUW PARISIAN WHIRL
riBPHFI IM Oermantown & Chelten Axe.
x ,-,w- -Matinee Tomoi
.Hniinrn lumutruw, ,.)ca l Q
i Tomorrow. 2Sc A .T.a
MAE DLSMUIND Sn..
Next Week "CIVILIAN CLOTHES'
ni IMONTS NINT" AND ARCH STS '
UJllJi 1 - MATINEE TODAY 2:16
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels ,
Burlesque "Camden Prohlblta Prohibition'
BIJOU
Eighth Ah. Race Mat Today
GIRLS FROM
THE FOLLIES
Trocadero 10th Areh Mat- Daily,
THE SOCIAL FOLLIES
All Salts Final
No Mail Orders.
and
i
ft.''
ar 7-
PltltiAniti.ptrTA
S hKAViNQ THVAJftflK,, ,
n. LED ft 3, 3. H JjWWf Ifo
Tr wtmtTB W' iEMV '
Direction of Mer,
PAM 5UrtnCRT NIOHTfl AT" 8MHS?
H MATS WED, A SAW
Oreatent Musical Piny of All Time.
Last 4 Days Last $1.G0 Mat. Today
' , ALIj bTAIl KUVIVAI, Vr fT,
T r TN T r 1 I It
nuKuu
I 117 I I
I I Irl m
j 1 Vii'
with ELEANOR FAINTER
STAR CAST BEAUTY BEXTET M
Next Mon. Seata Tomor. '
100 Oonreoux Girls
60 Popular Entertainer
T Carloads of Scenery
WINTER GARDEN
6HOW COMPLETE
CINDERELLA ON BROADWATf
with Mario Dressier
Old-Tlme Prlcee I2.B0 Exewt Bt
Be Thcro the First Night!
I VD1P KVENINOS AT
LYK1U Mat. Todt
8 15
lay & Sat,
LAST 4 DAYS
A Revelry of Music Comedy and Dnoe
GALAXY OF GLORIOUS GIRLS
GEORGE LcMAIRE'S
BROADWAY
BREVITIES
1020 COMPANY OF 7B,VIT
Dorothy Jardon, Eddie Cantor
-AND-Bert Williams
w"xt SEATS TOMORROW
GIRL
IN THE
PRIVATE
ROOM
A MUSICAL
COMEDY IM
TWO ACTS
With a Brilliant Company rf Musical Comedy
Artiste und EniembU of Ooreeoue Qlrle
NlRhtu
at
8.10
ADELPHI
MATH.
TOMOR.
. .. SAT.
a. 11. wooaa Presents
Tho Dramatic Sensation of the Year
UBZ.i
Q1N PERSON J
UWJVlnJU
Ily Oco v Hobirt nnd John Willard
Gorgf iui uroilurti ,n Lrllllnnt eupportlng cast
DE LANCFY theatre
Below flpruco nt.
SEATS TOMOTt.
OPENS MON
EVr?
TncirniTivTT
. uvuu, lu.u
VICTOR
IN
Laurence
Eyre'a
of the Trench West Indie
MATS
to
nm&
sfntsMik
1 BE
r mi i-M
with Arthur Hob! i
THLR.S . pAT
CHESTNUT ST. 8
LIMITTD ENOAOEMFNT
Matinee Today. 2 l& Brilnse. 8:13
D. W. GRIFFITH
. Prennts
A Mamineerit Elaboration of
"Way Down East"
"l AIfY 5;2y ,man or '"man to alt un-,
m0ed 'Tho Lounger, Thtla Preea 1
MAT. DAI. Y best d-i nw
$i.od'
BEATS
PHILADELPHIA'S FOKEMOST THEATRES
BROAD Popular Mat. Today
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
"'Dab' of the etape H every bit as enter
'f Inlne as the Bab of Mrs. Hlnohart'a oto.
rle." Eenlne Ledger.
"BAB" .
With HELEN HAYES
A.VD .VOTABLB CAST
NEX'E.'WE,5K;7SEATS Toitonnow
SAM H HARRIS Prwenta
GRANT
MITCHELL .
(Of "A Tnllor-Made Man" Fame)
in THE CHAMPION
LNnn' COMEDY IN 3 ACTS
By THOMAS .LOUDEN and A. E. THOMAS
Staged by SAM FORREST
GARRICK Pop. Mat. Today,
GEO. M. COHAN'S '
rn
COMEDIANS.
mSS:
ISN'T TT A
IrKAINU OLD NAME?
pi:ts prLLixo tor ni:.t wrRK
! FORREST MAT. TODAY
rmruri n-.PMirvM pr-.ent
FRED STONE
in "TIP-TOP'
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Beg. Sat. Mat., Sept. 25th
niunii TIV1 DAM V
.hats at., in I,,s a I 7 vnn
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
I M TKD
rTi-.T,H Pr.nt
Tin: sipiiKMr
l HI ATION OP A
ORI T AKTlhr"
PICKFORD
IN HCIl LATE&T PRODUCTION
"SUDS"
FAYS
KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
40th 4 Market Mh Contlnouun From 12 SON
tm!,r1iMC ntl'. ".23.35c (PIuTm
wit Mary M. Minter A cumborund
Comedy "lo and Oaolln"--puthe Nw
o 1'AZfr.r vuuiLViu..F f
acts or
MARY
i
4;
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.
Nil!
I
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MISSES
ML 1 KOPOLITAN t,rA
HOU8U
I Thura. LvK. ' ,pij SeptJO
Ysaye and Mirovitch
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