. ' w C'l' fST1 GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE Nancy Wynne Talks'of theLittlo Son Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph JValker, 3d-r-SHc Sees Mrs. Hqnry . Pase in a ID you hcarthflt Eleanor Cuyler iit.ii... ima 'n.llttl noil? . I linve D Xf hftrd what his, nam, will b, but K 'it "ill be Jos,r.h WalW, 4lh. fn M? fan 1 " Eleanor Walkf r I tho fijlfw. f Haverford. Bh .was tear rkl about three and a half year..; sftd and Joe, you remsmber, after tralnlb ? the officf W BChoo in Chatlftn6oaa, "nt over with the A.;E. F. and wa dlr wounded noon after our' men (jot StoVeTsht. I hear Ho m entirely will of Ms wound, which was very (? tee and painful, and put him out of the fldhting altogether. He hn been home for more tTian a year now, and thev nre Uvlng in their apartment in Vew $r. Their oldest child must bn it the cunnlnccut age now. She' will h three about December or .Tanudry. Mrs. Caspnr Morris is ft sister of Mrs. Walker. She waa Miss Helen Cur ler. AVE you heard about the Bundle H . Dsr which the Armenian commit. . t, Pmrtf(npT Aid and the ear E.t committee have got tin far next throush your thine and any old clothes tou may have, things wnlch seem too old and worn to give even to rummage Mies, will he nrntefully received and nt to the Armenians, who will gladly mend and freshen the old things. That old skirt with n nolo In the rocket, that the mouse ate when you left it hanging up while you were away, and that coat on which you upset a eup of chocolate last spring, and that faftbful old negligee that you have ilipped into after a tiresome dav, when tou wanted to relax, and whlrh von cannot wear again. Perhaps you think tber are hopeless, but you rannot vital ize how the worn places can be cut out, and the good parta cut into smaller rarments for some little, cold and nun rrr bnbv. So don't be ashamed to send old things, they'll be welcome. The only contributions they do not want are hats, because they cannot puck ba" and the women over thero do not wear them anyhow, so why send them? There are to be receiving sta tions in various parts of the city. T SAW Mrs. Henry Pease on the 1 street yesterday looking very Kmart. in a dark blue trtcoiette gown, xno bodice was made with a blouSe nt the walntllne and was cut square at the neck and outlined with white. Her rather lante hat wan of dark blue raflln faced with white georgette and trimmed with srnnt uncurled fehthorsW thnme blue. Her little daughter was with her. Really she is no milch like her mother when she wa that same age. it's almost funny, the same eyes and lovely curly hair and the same expres sion about the mouth. She had on a one-piece smocked frock of light tan linen and n round dark blue bat finished with a ribbon streamer. PIIILADCLPHIANS are interested to hear that Ellen Randolph, of N'evr York, is to make" her debut this year. She is the daughter of Mr. Ed mund Randolph, and her mother was Miss Bella Carter, a sister of Mrs. George McCall, Mrs. Ned Buckley, Mrs. (larmier Cassatt antl Mr. James rscw man Carter, of this city. Ellen Ran dolph has been living in Europe (or some time and is returning to Mew York this week on the Finland to Join hr father, who Is uow at his country etite In Locust Valley. He has ar ranged to give a ball In her honor on December 18 at tho Rltz-Carlton in New York. And I expect we will sen ner nere in rnuadeipiua during tho teanon. WE DO get used to hearing slang from the mouths of babes, but now and then it get us suddenly, and while we do not approve we cannot help but laugh. I spent an afternoon in the country recently with a charming old lady, and ai we were talking undv the trees her mall granddaughter, aged three, came In with her nurse to see her. I was greatly taken with the small person un irieu to make tier talk with me, bUt She ftaarnprl ftlaFrnlf- and Ifanf Innl. In? at her grandmother In a worried tort of way. Finally she spoke, and the remark was rare. "Grandma," srtld ane. "you better move your chair f'om under 'at tree, 'cause n pear might fall oa your bean." NANCY WYNNE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES At the dinner which Mr. nnd Mr. cwirlton Yarnall, of Seventeenth and t"-ui Birecis ana urum qreeK Fnrm. ?.? W'J' lv nt the Rabbit in honor ?f lM Marjorle Young Olbbon. dauth vlu! DrA afl(1 BIr9, Jonn H- Glhbon, on x - ycloer i, tno euesis win in v:f MlJ? Anltft Strawbrldge. Miss Jiffy ? Thayer. Miss Sarah Bnrrlncer. ?i- tuctla 3- Heclucher. 2d, Mlas iJ P3phJa Yarnall, Mss Ruth Pack MiVii ?v.lnV BMdle. Mla Mary H. wZ? iMC MlM Ann Ashton. Miss Ell v..!.. mk'?J?' M,BB Cornelia Keeble. of r?fnM ,e Tenn.;-Nr. Daniel Bacha. Mr. f.rPk1'" Bach. Jr.; Mr. William Town-lwMr- .ohn Carter. Mr. Edward M?wnvin.f5i. Mr- R"brt N. Downs. 3d ; ff,. " "lam 8ellera. Mr. Webster DouBherty, Mr. S Warren McK. Downs. J ""fy C. Hart. Mr. Syndham Pag. Jr M.A1Uon Scott' JIr- Henry B Cox, rev v r."?eJ:lck.R- DMyton. Mr. Sid-Bwv,,w- ?'.'" Jr-I Mr. Charles J. rli; 3d Ir J s- Andrw "ar- rMfi..ani Mr D. Knlckerbacker Boyd, Cheilmi. . naaot wnty.second and for "J jVS,reels' navo lBaue(l Invitations irJ-.o.ince nt the Marlon Crlpket rinh ...I.J r .- . T T .. . neDutante dauehter. Mina i.vi,aI1, ' oi tneir Ljsbetli "nicKerbackcr Boyd. da!2.2?lnfL l Nla Pueas. "' "l AIT. MH amuel Lucas of Ard .w.c, cuin Mw q. Tn.lMH. ai.t. oi ilr -.. .--" Mvaiil 111 BJIUlll. BDn Lftm na- Learning- fimlth, SQI !ar 7, cr".""" oinlin, will taK( Mary's airJft"r1,ayi.uoelob: 3ft' ln s' b?-Jrvpl8?opal Church, Ardmore. ai take '.nrt : '".viiwwii niuniurr, ui th iinm. -. . Jecr",on W 101 ow at ami sT,Lofth bride's brother-in-law i er Kl.ehr r Mra. Arthur At "ier Keht, at Ardrtore. ChestSSt wffi in ." Pikard. 3d. on Frldav v?1. thv8 Bsllevue'StraHord th S IS?1Venbr 26, in honor of "authterCS ?'S8 Vlrclnla B. Carter. Calvert M'1" Rv- " Mm George '," Carter, of Bryn Mawr. tr o'f vVi'"0" Newbold. dxugh. win i.Plarr.la6 o Mr. Steven csihoun tsrtain h.-i.0.?? on October 9, will en- horns PM..",",mIM ' amner at her W.r"wek Hous Intown, r- "unesay, October 0 n.-" r.itoiremnt j n. a.. of Miss Julia a hiS,,MA.2uB.hter of Mr. nnd Mrs' Wll- o. to Mr u ?0et2?i ti.C 8t, Joseph, tansflmunl . o,'Jr enii j-iiiins. or oJiti. Y.n6, '"'".heen snnouncsd. Miss Us of i?ifra3yau 9' 6mlth Collearo. th. wa? L9lL,.Mr'.pII'ln.wn- durrng fmy .'p,Sln ln ,he U"ltd tat mnU B tor about we yr ln l"nfohlEuJ5eJl Fl paldw.ll, Jr.. of Wal WedniUday an lnformal luncheon on VftMl,K. B,l;nla Fairfax, of Richmond. JUmDtnndlVieh,r of Mr nr"i Mr. John n. DoNon.''""'' at tl,Clr Mmi' We" Pl?i'!eAin."VnBirMn Poi"- nt 1Sf' forlni!K,J 5?." bean x" fiMtt tor mm'v?nIw'!?y6!o,,nrt ,rot- her mi mo Bt LnM- M"""- Dr i USnrls"a wiuom daughter 01 left VMUrrt',.-un;yn,y.'1 Wllimvof Devon " yei!raay for cape Maywbr eh ehe Smart Gpwn Is the guest 5r a few days of Mr. nd Mrs. Frederick II. Lee. Jr. MIsS Wilson will be a debutante of this year. Mr., arid Sirs. Mather Hayward and their family have returned to thtlr home at Wayne after spending the summer at Manchester, Mass. - v w Mr. Furman R. Furnesa,, of ,Upttf Bank Farm, near Media, has had his netihews, the, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wirt L Thompson-, of Jenkintown, with hlrii for;ft few day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RltleohOUs KaVa taken, apartments at the Qladston for the winter. ' . Mrs. .Alfred Lowry And Ml' Martha Lowry, of Ttoeemont, are at the HOtrt Chntham, New Yofk. Dr. and Mrs. J. J3. Dunwoody, df Delaneo, N. J., formerly of LUnereti I'a., ndnnunre the engagement Of thelf daufihter, Mies, Eleanor TotlsV Dun woody, to Mr. Charles L. Uarle Wind hovel, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Boott, of this city, were the guests Of honor at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs, Matthew U Akers, of Louisville, ICV.i at Hot Bprings, Va. Mr. And Mrs. RowmAh Leaf and Miss Letf, who have been traveling abroad all summer, will sail this week for nemo. Dr. and Mrs1. Richard V. Mattlson who have rrnnt the summer at their villa at Newport, are now, at Bunapea, N. H , where they will remain ,for a fort night before returning to their home' Iri Ambler. . Mr. and Mrs. Holllnshead N.A Tiy lor, of Chestnut H,H. are spending a fortnight At Bretton woods, N. it. Mr. and Mm. David S. LUdlUm, of Rosemont, will leave in a few days for wniioomr. ineir ramp ai Eaizaoetntown, N. Y.. where they win spend a week and later will Join Mr. and Mrs. J. Howaid Reber, and with them motor through New England. Mr. and Mrs Reber hive occupied their bungalow sinco cany in juiy. Miss Marlon Bennett. Miss Ruth Dl bert and Miss Frances Miller will enter tain at luncheon At the Bellevur-Rtrat-ford today in honor of Miss Adele Went and Mrs. M. Marshall. Miss Wenti's marriage to. Dr. araeme Mitchell will take place next Saturday. Miss Bennett will bo maid of honor. Mrs. Marshall matron of honor and Miss Dlbert and Miss Miller bridesmaids at the wedding. Mr. Atlfl Mrs ndflrta TVItv fhmA1m who have been occupying their cottage &l jaincruown, it. J., an summer, nave re turned home. Mrs. T. Holtlngaworth Andrews, who has boen spending the summer at James-tow-n. R. I., has returned and opened her house at Twenty-flrst and Porter streets. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe T. Anthony, of Hathaway lane, Wynnewood, have just returned from Ashevllle, N. c, wherr they were visiting Mr. Anthony's brother, Mr, B. D. Anthony,tftnd his family. Mrs. O0rge de B. Kelm. Sr., has re turned and opened her home at Twenty flrst and Porter streets.' Colonel and Mrs. William J. Elliott and Miss M. Elizabeth Elliott, of South Sev enteenth street, who have been spending the summer In Alaska, have returned and are at the Bellevue-Stratford for the early autumn. Commander and Mrs. J, J. Hunker, wno have been the guests of Mrs, George W. Chllds at the Bellevue-Stratford. will return to raeaaena, can:., octouer I. Mr. and Mrs. Irvln T'. Relter. who have occupied their cottage at Chelsea since early In the summer, have returned to their home in Merlon. Mrs. Robert I. Jenks and MISS Noiicy R. Caperton, of this city, are spending a few days at Lenox, Mass. Mr. Theodore Carle Jennings has re turned ,to his home at Palmyra, N. J., after a stay of a fortnight at Johns town. Cambria county, as the guest of Mr. Andreas A. Zimmerman. Mrs. Charles Prltchard Mason, of 38 south Forty-fourth street, Announces the marriage of her daughter. Miss Helena Thomson Mason, .to Mr. Al bert Thomas Maynard on Monday, Sep tember 20, at the Church, of the Saviour. ALONG THE MAIN LINE , Mr. and Mrs. Tristan B. du MaraU and their sort, Mr. Maurice du Morals, of Woodslde avenue Naroerth, have just returned from Lavalette, N. J where they have thslr summer home. . Mr. Edmund A. S. Hunter, sen of Mr. and Mrs William T. Hunter, of The Oables, Devon, and Mr. Mahlon Buck, of Devon, will spend the weik-end at La fayette College. Miss Mary Dotteror, daughter of Mr. and Mr. John Dotterer. of Wayne, re turned to Swarthmore College on Mon day. Mr. Amos Dotterer, their son. en tored SWarthmore for hip flrst-ysar term. Mr. J. A. Ball has returned to his homo m Wayne from a trip of two months in Europe. Mr. and Mrs J. Clifton Buck. Miss Frances Buck, Mr. James Mahlon Buck and Miss Caroline Buck, of Cedar Lawn. Devon, have returned from an automo bile trip through New England. On their way home they spent a few days at the Inn, Buok Hill Falls. QERMANTOWN Mr. and Mrs.. Frederick Thomas an nounce the engagement of their daugn ter, Miss Helen J. Thomas, and Mr. Henry Wilson. The woddlnjr will tako place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday, October 18, At 7 o'clock. Miss A. Elizabeth Thomas entertained at a surprise shower In honor of rjer sister on Saturday afternoon. There wore twenty guests AmOnc them were Mrs. Ida Wilson, Miss Sara Wilson ana Mrs. Edward MOnrOe Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman, of 311 Dorset street, will spend the week-end ln Uucktrgham, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight, of Lan caster, are the guests of their S6n-ln- law and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard 8 Bostlck, of sis East Dorset street. Mr and Mrs, VS. T. Hanefeld And their daughter, Miss Natalie Haneffld. of 6132 Morton street, have returned from spending tome time at the Bis cajne, Ocean City, N. S. STRAWBERRY MAN8ION Mr. and Mrs William Lewis and thslr daughter, Mies Betty Lewis, of 1914 North Thirty-second street, have re turned from Atlantic City, where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Alien Yudlsky and their daughter. Miss Nanette Yudlsky, of 3318 Fontaln street, have returped from At lantic City, where they Spent the sum mer, Mr. and Mrs Louis Well, Miss Hen rietta Well and Mr. Adolph Well, of 2823 Nicholas street, who have been upending the summer in Chelsea, ere now at their own home. MOORESTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, of Boston, have been visiting Mr- and Mrs. Edwin summer on Main street. Mi", and Mrs. Heberton Williams and their son are home from their vacation Mr. and Mrs. HOrace Roberts and their son hive returned front England, where they ware .attending, tho world conference of the Society of Friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coles also attended th conference and returned home with them. - A. L. Carnival In Lansdbwno The carnival which the American Le gion boys of Lansdowne are giving Is A Bay little place. It looks like a minia ture town set down on the playgrounds, wits its circle of latticed boothp and its bright rows of lights, Mrs. Oeortre Statssll hoe charge of the booth where fanoy articles are sold. Chances are take on a hue cake by Miss Helen Taylor Miss Lillian Bloods worth and Miss Florwiee Young Mr. William nobev had charge of three very popular sawdust cats, to knock derwn which you Am supposed to require only three balls. The fish nopd, where thero Is always a regular lltio of kiddles. Is conducted by Mlra Jean Hartm.in, MU Kdna Kobey and Miss Marion Illndm.ll. Mr, Harry Farren has charge of the booth where the fruits And vegetables an .nn Then tnere IS A woh Then tnere is a wonatrrui rara ear to be given away ana iiveijr jjui by the lODth Infantry and. . v... ,----" ,.---- .. '1 -- - ,.... ... ile by Mt'IfifllttejOGiPHttlADB&HIA, SATTJttDAY,' ON THE Mss Margaret Curtis, daughter of Overbrook, and Miss Helen Sewell, flewell, of Ogontz, who will make WI88AHICKON Mrs. Joseph C. Henderson, Jr., of 267 Roohelle avenue, Is spending the Autumn With her aunt. Mrs W. IIV Ebrlght, of Lebanon, PA., Annoupceiiient Is made of the mar riage of Mrs. Margaret O. .Summers, of 410(1, Chestnut street, and Mr. Maao H. Brlgga, of 214 Roohelle avenue, on Sep tember 19, by the Rev. Charles L Hunter, pastor of the Wlssahlokon Bap tist ChUrch. Mr1, nnd Mrs. Briggs will be at home after December 1 at 214 Rochelle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hopkins, of Washington, and their daughter. Miss Bernlce Hopkins, who have been spend ing some time at Wildwood, are tho ?ueets of Mrs. Joseph C. Henderson, of 18 Rochelle avenue. Smn' gsgsgflK " hi1if' r -v?" tgH-ri -&Mr .sgsiiiiiiiiiiiiVrEgsEsiK sHe's:f-,&-iiBgL MPP4PWk KZef?fjgm. 7H, 'kltSwfM BUP'-,k. flgsfl HniigsgsKiw& BBr ittlBBrtBBBBL SBBBBBBBBBBBBBHlBBBBBBBBBBE$aHKL jssiKMiiiHs- shRMIPI! al'pwi4i BBSSSSSueBBSSSSSSSSSSSSttBBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSvjBBSBBeVSBfewVsBSSSSSbEs' REL IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbIsi L5J&SBMfc3Sjs1BFT f. 1 iiiii siiiiiiHIsHpsiiiihsiiiiHHk?' Vr TU -hHsv Ui f-W s ' 4R'iftgOB4 I feUSK Vkwk9SmmwTS ' HirflNHHBjNAfeu&yv B Jrf S? 3?3?Js4siiiiiiiiiiiiBTE!? X ElLj3B miBIKtb HHBHBtV,BBj B(L.VyJ rSlH' H HslsHK)v!CBr En B sBBv R f HBMh Lr glllllllllllllllllllffs gr! PENNSYLVANIA board you'll find anywhere. Everv part vice which de hotel as the best Hotel Pentajlyaaia. with Its saoo room, moo taba, h tho larotst hotel in the wotid built 4 opW for cVrfauniting trn- who wtnt tha Use thtrtk. COURTS Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Curtis, of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert their debut in society this winter FRANKFORD Mrs. Raloh Edge and her dAughter, Mies Edith Edge, of 1138 Herbert street, have left for England, where the mar riage of Miss Edge and Mr. Harold In ghram will take place In November. Miss Nancy Sellers, of Orthodox street. will snend tn e week-end In New York as the a-uest of Miss Gladys Forest, of 180th street and Riverside drive, Mr. nd Mrs. O. W. RelChelt, of 481J Mulberry street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mies Elleabeth L. Relchelt, to Mr. Ray E Broslus on Sep tember 11 by the Rev. C. W. Heathooate. Mrs William Gyrath and her children, of 633S Hedge street, will return home shortly from Cincinnati and Dayton, O.. where they have been spending some time. HOTEL Opposite UhnnhamaKniinal &ewjor tl and a Good Disposition The thing that keeps the hotel man forever watching his p's and q's is human nature. Equipment -however elaborate or well thought out and machinery and luxurious furnishings and ingenious comfort-devices are all appreciated by travelers; but they're all forgotten when some human part of the machinery some employee, and usually some way-down subordinate makes the wrong sort of human contact with one of our guests. That, of course, is the big reason why two hotels may be practically alike in size and equipment, and yet as different in character and "disposition," if the word is permissible, as two people of the same weight and height can be. Hotels ore a lot like people in "disposition," when you come to think of it. We think a great deal of the perfection of our equipment. Take the Pennsylvania's tele phone system, for instance; with its 3340 phones, 200 telautographs, a stiff of a hun dred and ten people, and the Urcest private-exchange switch phone business could make ir, and the money it cost is shock ing to think of. Yet, if the voice that comes to the guest over his wire isn't tuned just right, or if the brain behind the voice u slow or don, inferior or That's the human-nature side of it. But this b what Fm getting at: you can depend upon it that when we put that sort of almost perfect machinery into our hotels, we aren't going to be lax about the kind of human beings we turn it of the telephone scr- can be sure that we can control within operated hotel the is set up as perfectly brains of the tele- is doing its best see that the human element b Sty Associated with it ir tht four Hotcb Sutler h Buffalo, ClSve IsmJ, Doczoit and St. Louit; and etch of thcao fir hottls nukca tetemuoht for all the others. MISS EDITH NEWLIN . WEDS MR. M. C. HOBBS Marriage of Miss Frances E. Stovens and Mr. Robert Taylor A wedding of Internet to this city took place at noon today at the Church of Hie Redeemer-, Bryn Mawr. when Miss Edith Newlln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nichard M. Newlln, of Indum Run Farm, Whltford. ,Fa became the bride of Mr. Masland Cogswell Hobbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. Hobbs, of Boston, the Rev, George Calvert Carter and the Rev. Jules Prevost otnciatlng. Mr. Newlln gave his daughter mar riage. She woe attended by Miss Re bakau Hobbs, of Boston, ns maid of honor and eight bridesmaids, who In cluded her sisters, Miss Alice H. Newlln and Miss Margaret Newlln; Miss Elea nor Robb and Miss Mary S. arlscom. of HAverford : Mies Margaret A. Kennard and Miss Elsie PUroe, of Boston; Mls.i Marguerite Loud, of New York, and Miss Agnes R. Oross, of Bethlehem. Mr. Franklin W. Hobbs. Jr., was his brother's best man. and the ushers were Mr. William Hobbs, Mr. Otla Stanton, Mr. oordner Dullard, Mr. Clement k. fttoddef. Mr. XV fhnnrtlur riAwdltfih. Mr. Harold H. Davis, Of Boston t Mr. Wlikle Bushby, Mr. Daniel Keneflch. and Mr. Stewart Welsh, of Buffalo. A. breakfast at Arfryn. the home of Mr, .and Mrs. R. Howard Elsenbrey, at Haverford. fol lowed, after which Air. and Mrs. Hobbs left for their wedding Journey. TAYLOR STEVENS A wedding of Interest to this city wilt take place at 4 o'clock this afternoon at All Saints' Church, Worcester, Mass,, wpen miss roances Hiiaaoetn ncevens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A, Stevens, of Worcester, will become the orioe or air. nooert potter AiKen Tayior, son oi rs. Frederick w. Tayior, Vlufi' n Lw.l P- s will be Boxoy, tmestnut Hin.tne Rev. L Morris offlclatln-. Miss Stevens elven In msrrlar. hv hr fatHer. Rh will wear a gown of rosa point and duch ess lace, with a court train of white satin, garnered with orange blossoms, and a veil of tulle. Her cousin. Miss Charlotte E Blgelow, of Worcester, will attend as maid of honor, dressed In rose nlnk and carrvln- flnwrrn nt fh inm shade, whose small sister. Miss Nancy Blgelow, will follow as flower girl, In a Pink frock and bonnet with blue trim- mines, carrying a banket of pink blos soms. The ten bridesmaids will be the bridegroom's sister, Mien Elisabeth P. A. Taylor, of Chestnut Hill; Miss Frances Blgelow. Miss Frances Sumner, Miss Alice B. Stevens, Miss Charlotte Baldwin, Mies Mary L. Dewey, Miss Margaret Denholm. Miss Senath Bassett, Miss Slatu Nanhburn, of Worcester, and MIrb Frances M. MacDuflie, of New York. Thoy will, wear blue gowns with trains and pink hats, carrying bouquets of pink flowers. Mr. Kempton P. A. Taylor will be his brother's best man. and the ushers arc Mr. Edward W. Clark. 3d, Mr. John Ferguleon Mohr. Mr Henry E. Howr.ll antl Mr. RdivArr! V Taylor. Jr., of this city; Mr. Louis K Neff. of New York ; Mr. Henry w. Por- it, or urooKiine, Mass ; Mr. frranx u Batcman. of Orcenloch, N. J. ; Mr. Henry Whltcomb nnd Mr. Charles Preecott Stewart, of Worcester. Mass. A rccop tlon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, at Seventeenth and Chestnut .streots, Worcester, will follow. Upon their return from a wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs. Taylorwlll live in Pittsburgh SWEENEY DOUGHERTY The wedding of Miss Matilda J. Dougherty, of 1226 South Fifty-first street, and Mr. Edward K. Sweeney, of 2127 summer street, took place at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Flfty alxth street nnd Chester aenue, at 9 o'clock Thursday morning, the Rev. Father Mahon officiating. A reception yy kept as carefully up to par as the equipment. We want every guest to be "handled" like the intelligent, reasoning, fair minded being he is (and practi cally all our guests are all those stupid or in . things); and if you, patronizing different, the whole elaborate j any of our hotels, ever fail to equipment is, for that transac- get the sort of treatment we "rotten". want you to have, the manager of that hotel wants to know it and he'll do something about it, too. By the way, I've often asked business men (I especially enjoy asking salesmen) how they'd like it if they had to do ninety percent of their business with men who have just finished a night's ride in a Pullman, or who are hungry, or both at once. That's how the hotel man gets to know something about human nature. over to. You in anv Scader management all the time to &&. All hara private bith, circulating kcwttcr and other uniuual con reniences in every room. An en tire block of ground in Buffalo has juit been bought, for a new Hotel Sutler. SEPTEMBER ,25, 1020 ?3nVsflsSBBBBBbHpZ''ViBBBBBl Mf l'MlBBBBBallHh'7H WJn'W BffB SBsT SSBCv JSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBeMPSi ssssssfsr'''4' .it&n SSBBBsl ('iilsSSS4J.W f' . ' E3fe.'.,K BSLumKjl VW . MPf' ' ', " y Br i' ,-. "Z''2Lri??";B?'.'zr, 5',,il?ES" ' Z- MjxiJi&sS& hi , r xct MISS MILDRED F. HAWKINS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Hawkins, of Ovcrbroolc, whose en gagement to Mr. O. Emerson Klck art, of Wllllatmport, Pa., was an nounced today at a luncheon followed Immediately after the cere mony at the home of the bride s parents. Th bride wore a gown of white satin and carried a, shower bouquet of whltn Bride roses. Her veil, arranged with orange blossoms, extended tho lengtn of her court train. A sister. Mies Rose Dougherty, attended tne oriae an nm u of honor. Her gown was of orchid treore-ette and she wore a hat or orchid to match her dress, trimmed with sold lace. She carried a bouquet ot Pink rrtii. Mr. Robert Campbell acted as best man. After an extended wedding i. Vi..,mVi r,nHii Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney will live at 1228 South Fifty- first street. OREENB ERG ROSENTHAL Mr. nnd Mrs. Isreal Rosentnal. of B.07 Woodland avenue, announce the mar riage of tholr daughter. Miss Pearl Ro senthal, to Mr. Morris Greenberg, of Twenty-ninth and Diamond streetB. The ceremony took place last Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at Apollo1 Hall, with the Rev. R. Levin offlelatlng. The bride wore a gown of white satin trimmed with rose point lace, with veil of rose point lace, and carried a shower bou ijuet of white roses. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Josephine Pilling, of Lansdowne, will give a tllnner-dance'thls evening at tho Philadelphia Country Club in honor of Miss Katherlno Burgees, daughter of the Rv. Dr. Herbert R. Burgess and Mrs Burgess, of Eighteenth street and Montgomery avenue, and Mr. Charles J. Pilling, Jr., brother of the hostess, whose marriage will take place on Tuesday eve ning. September 28 Other guests will Include the bridal attendants. Mrs Thomas R. Mann, of New York ; Miss Myrtle Crawford, of Wynnefleld. Pa. ; Miss Anna P. Mann. Mr. Henry N Pill Ing, Mr. Robert Pilling. Mr. Herbert R Burgess. Jr, and Mr John B. Clothier. Mls Myrtle Crawford, of Wynnefleld, gave a, dinner last evening at her homo for the brldo and her attendants, and Mr Josephine Pilling entertained hie brother and the ushers at dinner at thr Manufacturers' Club. A theatre party for the entire bridal party followed. Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Miss Edna I. Boone, of 4588 North Howard 'street, and Mr. Milton Re'nert on Wednesday. The bride wae attended by Mrs. Ella Woodrlng and Miss Roberta Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Relnert will rpend the remainder of the autumn in the Pocono mountains. The wedding- of Miss Edna K, Eber hord, of 2518 North Fifth street, and Mr. William M. Shirley, of Lexington, N. C, was solemnized on Thursday eve ning with the Ilev. Urban Outellus, of the Grace Reformed Church, Eleventh nnd Huntingdon ntreets, officiating. Mr, and Mrs. Shirley left on a weeding lour and will bo at homo after November 1 at 2B18 North Fifth street. Tho bride groom served overseas two and one-half years with the United States army ln the world war. The Philadelphia friends of Miss Madeline Salisbury, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J, C. Salisbury, of Rlverton, N. J., whose marriage to Mr. Arthur Stow will take place On September 29, gave a fare well dinner In her honor on Wednesday evening at Qreen's Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Haas, of Ger ms town avenue, have returned from an automobile trip through eastern New York. 80UTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. Joseph Cullen has returned to his home, 1941 McKean street, after spend ing some time at Atlantic City. Mrs. J. Murphy, of 2416 South Ban croft street, Is one of the nlds at the lawn fete for St. Agnes's Hospital, given on the hospital grounds this week. Miss Mnrguorite Towers has returned to her home, 1711 nitner street, after spending a month at Atlantic City. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr. and .Mrs J. Albert Cadwallader and their Ron, Mastor James Cadwalla der. Jr. and their daughter. Miss May Cadwallader, of New Cumberland, Pa., are guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs Harry Cadwallader Standbrldge, of 239 South Flfty-thlrd street. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stewart, with their Infant daughter, Mildred Lorraine, Tocns COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE V is built on tlte solid foundationof eighty years 'of study of the travelling public's needs. It is a service fully appreciated and relied upon throughout the world. SOME SUGGESTIONS I APA N.CHINA n opportunity to see Japan in the glori jsvi w "' 0U3 mapio and chrysanthemum season. Escorted Tours leave Pacific Coast Oct. 16th. Six most attractive Spring Tours January to April, 1921. SOUTH AMERICA WEST INDIES ANTIPODES BERMUDA fare $87.00 up. Frequent Tours to CALIFORNIA EUROPE ETC. CooWs Travellers' Cheques. The safest iray to carry funds. Ask for Particulars. THOS. COOK & SON 225 South Broad St. Philadelphia Bell Tel., Walnut 300 rnoTOPiAYfl PHOTO FtAYS THRU xd&'j OPJMErtlCA AlnainbraMt. Daily at 2 . nv . e ,s a 0 UEOHOE8 CAnFE.N-llbll in THE WONDER MAN" ALLEGHENYMaWn0;! xliU. LOUISE OLAUM In t. A DAI T r B2D A THOMPBON BT8. APOLLU MATINEE DAIL pai'MVB rnEEmjCK: in Tilt? WOMAN IN nOOM 13" ADPArilA CHESTNUT Bele-w lOTO ARCADIA 10 a m to 11 as p. u. THOMAS MEIOHAN In CIVILIAN CLOTHES BALTIMORE 6&),.SX coroTAA-,n BLUEBIRD nnoAD trrnnET and HUPQUFHANNA AVE. SESSt'R HVAKAWA ... T rf.TV.rt T AVrt' in A.. 4.-.V. M.I..W BROADWAY DTod tSKi? nvx nEArH 5 "OOINO SOME" r A DITrM 722 MADKET STREET CArl 1VI1 in A M. in 11:15 P. M ANITA STKWABT In "THE YELLOW TYPHOON" COLONIAL ainmw?$. asl" MARJORIR DAW In "DON T EVER MArtRY" nflDDCCC MAIN ST. MANAYUNK EIVirKl-OS MATINEB DAILY THOMV METflHAV In TRINCE CHAP1 FAIRMOUNT 2Ath A fllrard At MATINF.B DAILY MILIARD K WILSON In "THE BTRANOEH" ,AlT V theatre mi Mnrut rAMlL.Y ha m to Midnight St rWATlLES RAY In "THE DESERTER" 56TH ST THEATRE n!o flpnic MATINEB DAILY MARY MTt.CS M'VTI'Tl In Jti. lr. uwviij FRANKFORD 4713 FRANKFORD AVENUE M.irAV ami MAY In LET'S DE FA8HIONA.HLE" -" i M-al.-- Broad St. and Rrt Great INortnern 3 r md t p. -. NORMA TAIMAD1B In "YES OR NO" IMDCDIA1 "T" WALNUT STS IMr LK1 Ai Mat. . J !.10 KYi , T 0 NORMA TAIMADrtE In "VKR on NO?" 'YES OR NO!" LEADER 4 1ST A LANCASTER AVB. tlATINEtS JJAI1 til ivrnr RWKKT In A CJIRL IN THE WEST" LIBERTY Urcad a Columbia Ava. Matin Dally ANNA Q NILBSON In "ONE HOUn DEFORE DAWN" 333 MARKET ."fffi?. SfillE FLORENCE VIDOR In "THE FAMILY HONOR" Ntr"rPl 25 COUTH T. Orenstr. IVlvJL'L-Li Continuous 1 to 1L EUOENE O'BRIEN In "A VOOT AND.HJH MONFT" A I IR OR A 2132 OERMANTOWN AVE UrWt- MATINEE DAILY MATINEE DAILY EI.AIN'E IIAMMER8TKIN In in in IIYRNE.S" "BHAUUW ur iuibai.u; CENTURY KRIB KVR. AT OTH OERALnlNE FARRAR In "WOMAN AND THK PUPPBT" f'Al, UO Consltu chart ehowln procoimi tot tb !.. have returned to their home, at ft Fiftieth street, after a visit of Vt weeks ,to relatives Jn DAnvllle, P; , LANSDOWNE Mrs. Oscar Klmberley, who frirffler lived In Lansdowne And who Is n living; In Now York, visited frlendu h-e lAtMv. a Mr and Mr. Herhert Havs and thS rthll.lB.H kna.A MA.....A.4 f.Am V,lnffMHrltW V.IIIUICll ,,.I3 CIUIII.U ...., " V J f , J ' wh,ra th-u tMnt .Ha enmrrtsr. ftW'l Mr. Robert Steel left Friday for CfcvfXi' ncu umveiBiiy, , f i LAWNDALE Mrs . L. Stock and her daughter, 422 Claridge street, nave returned r Wllrlwnnrl. V J., tvherrt thev SDent time, 'til)H! Mrs. J. McCartney, of PAlmetto iitrrfkp WJ. Is Antertalnlnr Mrs. Samuel Boland AMLil her son, of Harrlaburg, for severalwi as her guests. A cackflKo narty was given Wee&flAfTto.yi n.ft. tiArm. rHnrrh bv trie. mHK A , YJi day evening in the bers Of,thA Ladles Aid. F$!?,ty, . Miss isienor vjiimour nnu "'"."j,ii J-' Gllmour, of Rising Sun vnyJVt3 ' spending a few weeks In Atlantic Cttya where they are visiting friends. "ifi A Miss Gussle Reiman and Miss wiima,u,w f Relmon, of Baltimore, have been via'tu rJ ing the Rv. and Mrs. Gustavo MJ, J Haaok, of Rising Sun avenue and Mageo--. - street. ' " MANAYUNK tit Mr And Mrs. CdmellUs J, McCArty W ..rcturnedfrom Atlantic JMty, wglttj, f-i nil! DC 111. IIUN.Ctii. iv "w,i.,"V- riA . Tho bride was Miss Marie "Vfr,Wi '"Wl datiirhtAr of Mr and Mrs. UOI1I1 J l-. gher, of 464 Fleming street. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Mendenhall. Jfni? ,i tiaa Tannll Monrienhall. Of Her and milage street, are at home again atteyi apendlng several weeks In Atlantic CltyP Tornw Escorted Tour 60 Days will leave by S. S. "E88equibo" Oct. 23d via Panama Canal. Itinerary includes all points of interest on West and East Coasts. A most attractive cruise through the West Indian Islands by S. S. "Fort Vic toria," leaving New York Nov. 6th. Australia New Zealand South Sea Islands. Unusually interesting tour leaves Pacific Coast January, 1921. Optional return via Manila, China and Japan. Eight, Nine or Nineteen Day Tours, Oct 2d. 5th. 11th, 23d and later. Inclusive niOTortAis The following theatres obtain their picture through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for tho theatre in your locality obtaining pictures' through the Stanley Company of America, OVERBROOK ffA5E HAVDtmnn in Sntt MADEL NOR1IAND In ..-.r PALAPF 13U MARKET flTMEET I .rU-vTAC. JO A. M. to 11 US P. 1 ...-..- -w s "ART In ' "THE CRADLE OP COURAOE" PRINCESS ,V8aogfuf!BRPK2hi! TOM MIX In f"i "DESERT LOVE" t REGENT MAR?58rA8TMr,'; i7" DOROTHY OIW fn " P "LITTLB .MISB REnnLLIO.V" RIAT T0 QERMANTOWN ivk -.-. v AT TITT Tinxin.TA... ItH WHAl HAT HAPPENED TO JONEB" .. ? RUBY iKET ST UELOW 7TH-ATArA15,A,--V.-,? ' . "THE WORLD AND If IS HIP WIFE" SAVOY MARKET STREET. 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