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Just gossip about people.
Nancy Wynne, Tells f s Cartcr's Being Introduced
Next Wednesday at a Tea Site Speaks of the
Cushman Club Tea This Afternoon
mnB pourlnB rain yesterday mrtdo the
Tnrw Mawr commlttco of the Uprso
I J? 1 : off for thr .lay. I supnow
Show call ii ""b' .innjrprrtiis to show
!LUh n "omc hor "o" In that dnmp.
MiJi Anil Jo yn know I'm kind of
"S3 t'rrv M Iit It off, liei-nuw I
g '.iiv do not think there Is a more
'wirtiuc out-of-doors nffnlr the
plcturwai"- . . fI iirvn Mnwr
II It c 81.oV.cvon Is quaint with Its
Wt Ho".8.? "ViYi-n. imt for renl natural
K..V that polo club at Bryn Mnwr
cX'eki worn by the women the
t day of the show were a riot of
Sltor? the grandstand was beautiful
Sth ft nwnhis of wide green am while
. . Jim liMi frrace opnoMto the
& eh wai filled wltlfthnlr., on
' m,i.' the callv-BOwned women were
T,, nd fn tfio borkeround the love-KoM-fH
onl clubhouse Mirroundcd
' Lr.rtia" trees, pec.) ns over the top of
l ,1 hele. VmiW about as pretty
J nt scene as 1 ever expect to sec
lC buutlns test" on Wednenday were
, MrimiH spectacle, and the hounds,
itthtWr leaders, mnde a particularly
I colorful tit U reminded me of several
eld KnglWi print.
t AST .car Wsa Norrla electrified
Jjcvcry one nt the Rryn Mnwr show by
.ni.wrli.1! lu a ""'''j ,,m(l J,rolV U,n
iffi shawl, and this enr Gertrude
Won wore one. The ground of
taSS fwk was dark, but Gertrude b
Ui tan. nnd the India embroidery of
urse bends in with It. The skirt I
mad rather scant nnd short, with the
& "ml narrow hinge around the
ite and the upper pait of thrjMrt and
Dice nre of the plain part of tjie
ihatil The sleeves nnd upper part of
the bodice arc fashioned from the em
broidery. It's rather effective, but verj
tX Not mnny could nfford to wear
drew of the kind, bocauso it must
Bmnarlly bo so plain. It suits Gcr
trade all right, nnd she wore n brown
filk sports hat with It. .
TOMORROW wo have Jnne Hep
burn's tea, and by the wny I forgot
last w-ck to mention Virginia Carter
tta. That is to he on Wednesday. I
wis thinking that date had been
changed whin 1 said there would be no
tea on Vednedaj. And In order to
help you not to set mixed. I want to
gay now. uhilo I think of it. that Vir
ginia Carter Is to be introduced nt a
tea given by ler grandmother, Mrs.
Edwin nenon, out nt her home in
Chestnut Hill, on Wednesday afternoon.
October ll. Vlrsiuin i. the daughter of
the Rev (icorce Cnlvcrt Carter and
Mr. Caiter. of the rectory of the
Clitirch of the Redeemer. Bryn Mnwr.
Mrs. Onrtcr was Miss Mnry Benson, a
lister of Kdwln Benson, dr., who mnr
ried Mis' I'thel Weighticnn. Vivginln
Is a cousin of Mary l,aw. the daughter
of Mrs. Krnest I.nw. who i also a
debutnuh' of the wmmiii.
T THINK it'a nice so many cousins
nri iiiinini! tint loecthor or rnther'
comln? out the kame year, an some are
be ni introduced at the same ten ami I
iJmrVpnrnHy. but there nre quite a
number of (hem. TlicreV Dorothy Stev-1
en, and A.. Shoher: Nancy McKcnuj
and Atlec Howns; ircinia Carter and
Mar) Laws. Then Rita and Irglnia
lleckel,e nre hnt cousins), but ir
clni.i' sistei's death has stopped her
formal debut and Inking part In any
entertaining for this ear. Augusta
Harrison and Ottilie Morris nre cousins,
too, and theie nie several others whose
nnuicd do not come to me just now.
THE Charlotte Cushmau Club will
gic n tea this afternoon in honor of
Grant Miihi, wlm i- nliliiR here In
"TheChainrinu." This will he the first
affair given bv the club lu Its new
kome nt 1010 Spruce street, nnd I um
fure it will be very interesting. The
tea will be from -1 until half after 3.
They have to hnvc these nffnirs end
eomparsthely early becaut-e the
a?trcvs staving thete must hnve n 0
o'clock dinner in order to reach tho
thratns in tilentj of timo to dress for
their parts in tlie performances. The
members of the board of governor) of
the club lll receive nt tho ten.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The marriage of MIph Patty Borle.
JVKhter of .Mr. nnd Mrs. Beauveau
Bprlo, Jr, and Mr. Albert Nalle. hoii
jr Mrs Jewe alle, will take place on
TOMflay. N'o ember 9. at 1 o'clock In
tne Church of Our Saviour. Jonklntown.
r.v1 iVnI,?r A WooJ will give a dln
f.H2' Monil-. October IS, In honor of
rikn ec.t XI1,9'' AKUsta Wain Harrison.
rw,r.e.,1hc dance hlph Mr. nnd Mrs.
m-,Mlck,'rl'0'.ker uyl will give that
Mm IA Z th ,hnoyd l","UtUme "UUBhter,
Miss Helen llarnllton Jnneway. daugh-
Janmnv'1;.,'1"',1 y'r I','lce Wcthorlll
for n Ay ,vl"? haH bcc 'n New York
In m,i , "0,ks' w,n rc,ur" to her hom
inarrSSL .ne,V v.cck Mlss Janeway's
Sfi1aB?i',!,.',r lu'n"- Griffon, of this
event nr ti, J J""c tirnaii, will bo an,
mem or th? early winter
TfJllS MIirMla,.Wn' burton. .Mrs. J. i
m ana Mrs. Glffoid Plnnlmi will nr,'
todly !!, ?; t0o V8U Senator Hard S
aa. which in Social Juatlco Day.
Topn?,i?i J,lm Jolltl aeri. of Red
4 Vn aak wl entertain nt a theatro
Dorethi yccSml,er "", ,lonor ' Miss
nd l s ini,nterVun!i' daughter of Mr.
JwWnlown hn "Bh" Steve, of
Mls'i n1,',"1!, J',rs I'dwarfi Crozir and
vanMdiv',,0nvBtt,V0 'l,thent"-0 iwy
MmIb r?m- y ".nlng n honor of
lW'l5S?ul?ayP,"ftr,n' her '"
returned N,V ?S ?"?a Pltwrulil. have
'mm a .J , ,." 'I01",0 '" Ashbournu
M Canada Kh tUo reat Lak"
KJjr,ho'lhk!1l'LW D'011.er' of H'verton.
' cCian '' nbefA,i,bpond,nB n frtnlght
"la evening ' " relu,n to her 1,onle
h"rmmn,X,irSr.Oc0rs0 I:arl Haleuel
Hoi an" neiclumm i" tol,r of EnglSnd.
ln Holinpa u,To, ""IBUtl a"u sir. nur-
an" hlfltin,1? Lomf ,lmo ln KKVP1
Malted cw?nnnf jer which Mr. Holme
lfc.. .n.nBtnntinoj) e nnd thn Ttminn
lake.
laKii. v.hiiM fin.. ' "'"'u ' "uiian
J-'TrlBtoVvn Lll!'!!!'e',or.'Arcolu F"'
flcll aiul,r,nl,,L1 lho county of-
W. hoinetfTvf ,!r'aoUn,y ,awyen
lile"1?l,tt,,e" " Almwch arx
tox'r HaiiVhi i.,n ,MurB"erlto Alspach,
"'luld Mneu, 0f Ithaca, N. Y.
MrS0 THE READING
?mnw. Barrin-'y' ftml "er slBtor. Mis
?UrliK tlu "2 ", r4turned to Kouat,
ln Ocean cuy f,om an extended stnj
telf". K"V l Mrs. Charle
n,,mo of Mii Vvii1' .t;,.t)bor 7- th
lt tet i nJvclly ,fi3 Nrt1i Car
"K funS of' af,:1",,-1" al.d of " hulld
k?8n I'ost No 37mSn Auxiliary of
ff" will be tho nil?' A,ncrlca" J'CGlon.
?? Klien i"!1" of tt series of card
Inies tti.cn ," "'i or a acr en of card
fccreUryl ," .Matthew p, Ciubalt!
gn Hecreta,MaJ!t," Zp
K'VXrfr, and t?IrK,Norman Kolly
--" w.
Tor Bale, will be held on Saturday, Oc
tober 9. by the auxiliary ot Uroad and
raucomb Btreets Hhnuld the weather
prove stormy the nffnlr will be held In
the, AJolgln Itcnlty Co.'s bulldlnir.
Mr. and Mm Amos Mnrtln, of C2J
Duiicannon avenue, Olney, acconipanlod
by Mr. nnd Mrs. Carroll Chllds, of 5241
gpriico slroet. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel
Hmlth, of 8212 Saiuom atreot, left on
Ti1.4t8d?.y evenlnar for nn extended tour
oftho South.
QERMANTOWN
MIsh Anna V. Evans, daughter of Mr
and Mra. Qeorgft H. Evans, of 0817
Crohelm rood, entertained tho mombers
pf her bridal pnrtv at luncheon nt the
Union Leaiiue oh Wednesday afternoon
The guests were Miss Marjorle Stewart,
Miss Eleanor B. Prosaer and Mrs.
Wallace II. Coxe, of Wilmington. Del.
MIbh Stowart entertained nt a theatro
party In honor, of Miss Evans after tho
luncheon. Tho marrlasre of Mlrs Evans
to I.lcutennnt Jack Carpenter illchnrds,
Lnlted States navy, of Chicago, will
take place tomorrow evenlnp at 6:30
o clock at the home of the bride's
pnrent.i.
Mr. nnd Mra. T. A. Larkln, accom
panied by their son. Mr. Charles Lar
l:ln, of 1 14 East Cheltcn avenue, re
turned to their homo yesterday after a
trip to the West. Upon tholr nrrivnl they
wore given a welcome-homo party by
Mr. and Mrs. Larkln'a tons and daugh
ters The marriage of Miss Florence 11
ltelter. dauRhter of Mrs. S. A. Heltor.
or 5114 Knox street, to Mr. Miles Ed
ward Nelson, of North Dakota, will tuko
rlaco In thn Trinity Lutheran Church,
flermontown avenue and Indian Queen
lane, at 4:30 o'clock on Thursday after
noon, October 14. There will be a rc
ctptlon Immediately after the ceremony
at tho homo of tho brldo's mother.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John (fraven entertained
a number of friends nt the Trenton fair
ycMerdny.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
An Interesting wedding of tho early
nutumn will bo that of MIhs Clara
Mario Ehrot, daURhter of Mra. Fred
erick Ehrot. of 1B0D Falrmount avenuo,
and Mr. Hcrbort Jordan, of Hanover.
Pa., which will take plnco on Tuesday
evening. October 12, at 8 o'clock. In tho
Contra! North Broad Street Presbyte
rian Church, Broad and Green streets.
Tho bride will bo attended by Mrs. Carl
A. Uoggo as matron of honor, Ml.ii
Margaret McDowell and Miss Emily
Itlnklo, bridesmaids. Mr. Wilson Jordan
will be his brother's best man. The core
mony will bo followed by a reception at
tho Lorraine
Tho fall meeting of tho Alumnae As
sociation of the Girls' Mnh and Normal
Schools will bo held on Saturday after
noon, October 0, In the Hlsh School for
Olrls, Seventeenth and Spring Gordon
Ktreots. An Interesting program has
been arranged. Including an address by
Mrs. Mnrgarot Patton Dlller, en "An
American Pilgrimage to the nattlefletd.)
of Bolglum and France" ; fconqs by Mrs.
farollno Marstou nnd u talk on "Tho
League of Women Voters" by Mrs. A.
D. Burns. Mm. Jnoeph R. C. McAllis
ter, president of the association, will pie.
Fide. Cowcn's beautiful cantata, "Tho
Itoso Maiden," will be presented for the
nlumnne on Thuisday evening, October
28, In the Olrls' Normal School, Thlr
tcctith and Soring Garden ntreetn. fu
tile Tloira Chornl Society, under thn rii.
rcctlon of Mr. .Tnmcn B. Hartzell. Mrs
Buth G. Glbb, Miss Huber, Mr. Charles
" ;,"'''';"",'" il,;llu Tvjrno,'wl"
ft0 ? ImaniBt
.. n '., , .,,., .,,
X.Xhttnrnla 'bomoms
Weck from Hanover. Pa. wheie nho
spent the lata summer nnd ;arly
nutumn.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Announcement l.s made of tho mar
riage on Thursday of Mrs. Kllzabeth
Meredith, of 5449 Pine street, und Mr.
Henry B. Schaeffcr, of 1926 Spring
Garden street.
Mrs. M. Sanders, of K310 Chostnut
street, Is tho guest of her son-in-law
nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Blakesley, of Little Falls, Pa. Mrs.
Snndors recontly closed her cottago
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Clayton Jones has re
turned U her home at 6700 Cltv ave
nue, after spending tho summer at At
lantic City.
Dr. nnd Mrs John Wilkinson and
their children. Master Jack Wilkinson
nnd Mnsler Billy Wilkinson, will re
turn to their homo nt 0022 Christian
street somo time this month, after
spending several weeks nt Wild
wood, X, J.
Miss Kitty Doherty, of Chrlstflcld.
Md., has been the guest of Miss Audrey
Anthony, of 4920 Hazel avenue. Miss
Dohortv left last week for Lynchburg,
Va.. where sho Is a student of the Ran
dolph Macon Woman's College.
Mrs. William Oarber. of 4608 King
sensing avenue, has returned to her
homo after a. vls't of several, weeks to
Mrs. William Galloway, of 393B Chest
nut street, at her apartment In Chelsea.
Mrs. Galloway will return somo time
this month.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, of
2S15 South Nineteenth street, enter
tained somo f i lends at her homo on
Tuesday afternoon at cards.
Miss Hantml Graham, of 2639 Biin
brldgo street, has returned to her homo
arter spending mo summer at Ocean
City, N. J. I
Miss Alice Splane, daughter of Mr.
vjjjMxjtu- jtuhjuiu
AT THE HORSE SHOW
mm Mm fir. mr- iS
ItftpitJ tef i-lfj
SfKBIf'' iSiBI xziflUlfteHuEiflr r ' Nnff SRTB
3g ,BRS. ' as;
Mrs. John R. Fell and Mrs. Harry Wain Harrison, two Interested
spectators attending the Bryn Mawr Horso Show
spend tills neck-end at Atlantic City.
Mr. Hlchaid Jacobs will return to
his home. 1812 S-iuth Broad-street, after
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mlns Mary Butler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gcorgo T. Butler, of Media,
left a few days apo for I'ounhkeupsle.
V V.. where she has entered Vassar
Colleire.
A reception which will be Riven tn
honor of Miss Kteanor tTM. of Lane
downe, at the Twentieth Century Club
house nnd wh'ch Governor Sproul will
attend, will bo j?lven on Tuesday eve
ning. October 5.
Mr. and Mrn Hobert McCurdv, of
Low Doon, Boso Vnlley, are spending a
few days In Ynungstown, O.
Mr. and Mrs Kdward Cannon Bur
ton have returned to tholr homo In
Chester from a visit to their Bon-ln-'iiw
nnd dnuRhter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Booth Todd, who have been occupying
a cottage for a few weks at Seaside
Park.
Philadelphia
Atlantic
If New' Jersey comld be
dredged off the map
Philadelphia wooiEd be a seaside resort.
But sioce tHns is immpracticable at
present, we have gome to the seaside,
lira At! auntie Ciiy yooi will mow itrcid a
danidy iraew Millards shop filled with
the choicest offferiimgs of exactly the
same kiirad as ioi or Philadelphia ainid
Oiuiter Apparell for Women
Suits Coats Dresses Blouses Skirts
127
S. 13th St.
Philadetahia
t
Boardwalk Shop BriRhton Block, Atlnntlc City
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U02 CHESTNUT STREOT
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to be confused with a wool
jersey.
Made in up-to-date plain-tailored styles
by expert men tailors.
Ladies' and Misses' Suit8
27.75 34.75 39.75
Juniors' and Girls' Suits
ALSO
Top, Street and Motor Coats
Velour, Felt and Silk Sailor
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Ladies' and Misses'
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liJUDGBK-PHILADBLPHTA, FRIDAY,
MOORESTOWN
A large reception wns held at tho
nome or .Mr. and Mrs. will am K. , d-
plncott, of Mount Laurel, on Wcdnea-
aay, rrom u until 10 o'clock, to meet
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Enclo Coiirnw. wha
havo Just returned fiom tboir wedding
trip. Thcro wero more than 300 guests
preecni.
Miss Carrie Love, of 142 Oak avenue.
Is spending some lime with her sister,
Mrs. II. D. Culln, In her cottage at Sea
side l'aru.
Mrs. Helm Stokes, of Holmeaburg.
who has been visiting Mrs. Joseph Pot
tor, has returned to her home.
LANSDOWNE
Mr.
and Mrs. Waldo Phillips left
Thursday for a week's hunting trip In
the AUlrnndacKs.
Dr. and Mrs. Bobrrt Neall wilt spond
the week-end at Atlantic Jlty.
Mr. and Airs, nobert F. Irw.n havo
returned rrom a visit to Japan.
The social committee of St. John'i
Episcopal Church will meet for tho first
tlmo this ran at airs, uroswell Mcuee's
H
City
Baltimore
1337
Chestnut St.
Philadelphia
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MISSAgAM.RANKE
WEDS MR. 0. L NULl
Protty Marriage of Miss Cor-
trudo Proston and Mr. Vln-
.cent Faulla
A nretty homo wedding took place nt
7 o clock Wednosday evening, when Mlns
Ada M. Hanke, of 1216 South Forty
fifth street, became the bride of Mr.
Orion I.. Null, of 26S1 South Bhleldt)
"treat, the llev. Arthur Phillip", of tho
nichardson Memorial Church, .Sixtieth
and Walnut MreetB, ofllclatlnir. A re
ception followed Immediately after tho
ceremony.
The bride, who was Riven In mnr
rlarre by her father, was attended by
ii. Eather Hicks as maid of honor.
Mlsa Betty Yonker, a cousin of the
bride, was tho flower ulrl. Mr. John
w. Hanke, a brother of tho bride, acted
as best man.
Aftor nn extended wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Null will live In Cleveland,
where they will bo nt homo after No
vember IS,
FAULLS PIIESTON
The marriage of Mies Gertrude I
Preston, daughter of Mr. and MrB. Jo
seph Preston, of 14 West Heymour street.
Germantown. to Mr.. Vincent Harold
I-nulls, of Warwick, N. Y.. was sol
emnized at tho Church of St. Francis
d Asslsl, Joenn and Droene streets, at 'J
pclock on Wednnsday morning. Tto
Jtev. William Doyle, of Lancaster, was
the celebrant of tho nuptial mass, which
followed tho cenmony. Mlns I.avlnla
Prcnton attondel her slitter as brides
maid. Misa Florence Boylo wns the
bride's only other attendant. Mr. Chcs
ton Preston, the brld's brother, was beHt
man. nnd Mr. William Preston, nn
other brother, was tho usher. A re
ception followed tho ceremony at tho
homo of tho bride's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Faulls left on a weddlnir trip to
Niagara Falls and tho Middle West.
After November 1 they will bo nt home
In Warwick, N. Y
HAASK DEISUOTH
The marriage of Mlsi Florence Laura
Delsroth. daughter of Mr. and Mra
William TT. Dolsroth, of 234 East Tllgh
land avenue, Chestnut Hill, to Mr. Fred
erick Hnase. o Urooklyn, N. Y., took
Place ln All Saints' Lutheran Church.
Germantown avenuo and Cayuga street,
at 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening. Tho
Itev. Frederick Dowers, pastor of the
church, performed tho ceremony, and
Mr. Delsroth gave his daughter In mar
riage. Mrs. Walter IL Delsroth, a
sister-in-law. attended tho bride no ma.
tron of honor nnd Miss Jennnettc Roscn
borger. a small niece, was the flower
girl. Mr. Kdward Itnuscr, of Brooklyn,
noted as bent mun. Th ushers In
cluded Mr Wnlter II. Delsroth. Mr.
Clarenco J. Delsroth. brothers of the
bride : Mr. A. C Itosenborger. a brother-in-law,
and Mr Albert Phillips, of New
York.
A reception followed the ceremony nt
the home of the bride's parents. After n
wedding trip Mr and Mrs. Hnase will
live In Brooklyn.
COYLi: SCHMIEO
An attractive autumn wedding wait
solemnized with high nuptial mnss ln
St. Veronica's Catholic Church. Tlntr-i
und Sixth streets, on Wednosday morn-
niff, wnen aiisus .Florence Schmlep,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joseph A.
Schmletr, of 700 West Venango street,
and Mr. John A. Coylo, of 712 West
Venango etreet. were married with the
llev. Michael Oormley officiating. Tho
bride was given In marriage by her
liiincr ana wns auenueu oy ner cousin
MIps Joseohlne Quick, of Trfntnn Tvr t
Mr. George Mnrtln was tho brldo-
groom a Dest man. A weddlnr breakfast
at the home of tho bride's parents fol-
lowpd thi r.nrnmnnv. M nml XT
Coylo will spend tho nutumn In Atlnntlc
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:Chaige Accounts Solicited:
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Furs and
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Sale: Extraordinary!
of New Fall Hats
.50 1 O.50 i A
Comparing With Hats Selling Up to $20
Purchased especially for this event, these Hats, without
doubt, represent the most surprising Values and the
smartest Styles we havo displayed at these prices. The
assortment comprises everything that is new and fash
ionable. The styles include Soft Draped Hats, Off-tho-Face,
Rolled Sailors, Plain Hats, Close-Fitting Hats
Tho colors are Black, Navy, Brown, Pheasant, Chinese
Blue, American Beauty and Pearl Gray.
On Display for your sclectiovr-Satnrday Only!
sPurchaHlng Agents'
OCTOBER 1, 1920
City and upon their return they will bo
at homo at Seventeenth and Diamond
streets,
FITZPATIUCK HASKINS
A pretty wedding took place at Our
kndy of Victory Church, Vine ;nd
Fifty-fourth streets, on Wednesday
morning; when Muss Florence Agnek
Hnsklns, dnughtcr of Mrs. Margaret
Hanklns, became the bride of Mr. rank
A. Fllzpatrlek at a nuptial mass at 8! 30
o'clock. Tho Itev, Joseph Croeean per
formed tho ceremony. Miss Marguerite
E Hnsklns. a sister of tho brldo. acted
as bridesmaid nnd the ushers wero Mr.
John Baden nnd Mr. Harry Kearney. A
wedding breakfast followod the cere
mony at tho homo of the bride, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Fltzpalrlck left on
a wedding trip to Canada.
CONH.OY DILLAKD
Tho marrlago of Miss Margarot Dlllard,
of 2428 South Sixteenth Btreet, formerly
of Melroso Park, to Mr. Joseph Conroy,
took plnco In St. Monica's Cathollo
Church, Seventeenth nnd Kltner street
on Wednesday afternoon at o clock.
Mlei Agnes Sheyhey. of New York, wan
bridesmaid, and Mr. P. J. Conroy.
brother of tho bridegroom, was best
man. The ceremony was followed by a
roceptlon at tho homo of the brides
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bari"et, of 2428 South Sixteenth street,
after which Mr. and Mrs. Conroy left
for their wedding ,trlp to Niagara Falls.
They will bo. at home In Oak Lnno after
October 16.
HAOGAPTY WALLACE
An Int6restlng wedding took place
Wednesday morning nt 8:30 o clock at
St. Monlcn's Cathollo Church, Seven-
teenth and Rltner streets, when Mlsa
kKatharlno F. Wallace, of 1020 .wolf
street, became tho brldo or sir, unarien
Haggartv. Miss Dorothy Wallace, sin
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Mr. Frank Haggarty, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. The cere
mony was followed by a breakfast at tho
home of tho bride's parents after which
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnggnrty left for their
wedding trip. Mr. Haggarty has re
cently received his discharge from tho
army, aftor having served two yearn
overseas,
TIOQA
Miss lusephlne Brown, formerly of
Wefrt Tioga street, will entcr'nln tho
members of lho Burkhnrdt Auxiliary of
Tioga tomorrow evening nt her new
home. 2103 Clarkoon street. German
town. Her guests will Include Mra.
William Boggs. Mrs. Oscar Clawson,
Mrs. Carl Herschel, Mrs Charles O.
Andorson. Mrs. Robert Fries. Mrs. Wil
liam Brown, Mrs. James Bortel, Mrs.
Marlon W. Benjamin, Mrs. Edward Al
drlch, Mrs. M. Hlner, Mrs. William II.
Pterson. Mrs. Charles Schaoffor, Mrs.
Harry Morltz, Mrs. Frank Hughes, Mrs.
P. N. Degerberg
1621 Chestnut Street
Imported
ScctcK T?eed
SUITS, TOP COATS,
CAPES and SKIRTS .
$65 up
for WOMEN and
MISSES
Milliners
Selling Only
Soft, adjustable Lyons
Silk Velvet and Duvetyne
Hiits.
Olecr lints
with soft
brlmn nnd
crowns that
o y h
shnped be
comingly to
Worrh
each wcoe-
12.50 tO 15.00 ""o 'ee a"'1
siyir,
Pheasant Hrown and Red, Rust,
Chow, Chinese Blue, American
Dcauty, IUaclc, Drown und Navy.
Millinery
.50
L'i
Orders Accepted:
Florence Dalrymple, Mrs. John W.
Granger, Mrs. Frank Thomson, Mrs.
Joseph Tomllnion, Miss Etn Brown,
Miss Margaret Hilton, Miss Millie. Baugh,
Miss Olivia Cox Miss Edna Davis, Miss
Beulah Knauer and Mrs. MlUer llurk
hardt, In whose honor the auxljlary was
named.
Mr. and Mrs. Raynor B6wman, ot
Went Tioga strtet, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wlllard Bowman, of Phoonljcvllle, Va.,
returned early ln the week from an
nutomobllo trip to Lake George, Lako
Champlnln and Newburg, N. V.
ROXBOROUQH
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Umstead Londea,
of 7041 llldffo Kvenue, Roxborough, an
nounoe tho engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Laura Charlton Landes, to
Mr, Charles William Schaefer, of Chi
cago. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Olodhlll have
taken Mrs. Rosa C, Jones's cottage at
Cape May Point, and will remain until
tho end of October.
Mr. Jacob Miller, Mr. Harry Blrk
head and Mr. John Morris have re
turned from Indianapolis, Ind where
they attended the snoampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
InrllttieBi
or Announce
Modrrste Triers
ment!
Write or rhone for Enirnvrd or rrlntM
U a mnlaa .
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO., 814 W.lnnt St
DARLINGTON'S
Distinctive Apparel for women,
misses and children
Misses' Velvet Frock of
charmine simplicity. The con
trast of tan duvetyne, black
silk braid and circ ribbon
girdle add distinction. Price
$78.00. Shown by Joseph G.
Darlington & Co., Inc., 1120
28 Chestnut Street
PHILADELPHIA'S TORCMQaT THEATRES
RRHAn NIGHTS AT 8 IIS
LJLt-LS MAT. TOMORROW
SAM H. HARRIS Presents
GRANT
MITCHELL
or "A tailoilmade man- kame
THE CHAMPION
'AUDIENCE ROARED WITH DELIOHT."
8EAT8 SELLING FOR NEXT TOD"'
FORREST LAST 2 EVGS.
LAST MAT TOMOR.
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Prfaenta
FRED STONE
in "TIP-TOP"
"j'p.Vr WEEKSEATS SELLING
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Prei-fntK
JOSEPH CAWTHORN
IN" A NEW MUSICAL TLAY
Wrltt.n by WILLIAM ii BARON
Miinlc ly VICTOR JAConr
"THE HALF MOON
WITH
JOSEPH SANTLET OSCAR SHAW
IVY sawvt.m!ALDB BOURNE 8"AW
" Mny!U. adaM,'?h,.SJ.PH0-N
M-'KrTOAMlim
GARRICK It.mt,
M. COHAN'S
rvn
COMEDIANS
AD
ISN'T IT A
GRAND OLD NAME?
n Salllne for All Prrfnrmnncxa
TO SATURDAY. OCTORER 10
ACADEMY wip Ust 2 Days
DAILY MAT AT 2. -IS EVGS., 7 & 0
M A K Y
PICKF0RD
Thrilled Thfm
SUDS
In Hfr Intent
and Graateat
Sucraa
PRICES
Eva. 1.1c. 60o, T5o
Mnta. 5So & BOc
jiiciuinv war Tax
Children. Mat flmta at All MaU 2"
Srata Rt Hepi"a, tllD Chratnut 8't . an
at the Academy of Mualo Rox Office
$& D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MASTERFUL PRODUCTION
'THE LOVE FLOWER"
The entire Production Personally directed by
D. W. aRUTlTH
METROPOLITAN OPERTlIOUSE
The Italian Lyric Federation Preaent
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
Openlnc Nlfht. Thura. A I H A
EMf. Oct 7, nt Btlil " -
SgrV.CARMEN
PRICES, 3.00 TO 11,00
Rente now aeltln t Weymann'a, 1108
Cheatnut St., Metropolitan Downtown Ticket
Ofllce.
FATS
KNICKERBOCKER
. THEATRE
40th & Market Pti. Conttnuoua from 13:80 N,
Mate , 10.1BC! Nlahta. 13, 23. S." (Plua Taa)
"IDEAL" 9"Po Lody Swimmer an4
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INO PHOTOPIY EVER CREATn t; "flF
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NEXT raJJmWnAWPJI 1
In "HALF AN HOtm" ?
ARPAHIA Chestnut 81. nl. IMil
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THOMAS MEIGHAN ,,c'.
BTAnTINO MONOAT NEXT
CECIL B. DcMILLE'S
"SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT"
TA..KiA.PAnAl'ot,?'T pjcmmB
IfTOD I A Market Btr4t Ab. Wh
y,h'JiJ'i OA. M. toll tl P.M.
F.IinFNiF rvnotcw in 'ttiub
HAROLD LLOYD "arZ.4
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XI-4VjEj1N 1 OKonoE WAtt,u
"THE OCADLIHR"
GLOBE
MAnKFTT BTnBtT
AT JUNIPER
11 A. M, TO II P.
CONTINUi
WHUgTSSffi-
tnanoti
Ti
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toe:
ED LORRAINE: others
CROSS KEYS ? fr
THE KILTIES PEO"QLB
BROADWAY J1 V.WAJt
ANDREW" MACK ' .
WALLACE REID "v,UJlTjbix..
Dlrtetlon of Mxaari. LEE A J. J. OHtniMT
bam SHUBERT Evg- ,8. Shn
Otrtnr to lenrth of pfrformtnc
Curtain Rim at 8 Sharp at Night
and at 2 flharp nt Mats.
aiQANTIC NKW TORK
WINTER
GARDEN
MUPICAI. TRIUMPH
CINDERELLA
on BROADWAY
With MARIE DRE8BI.ER Co. ot
ICO. Pra-War Prloaa Nlchts, Exa.
Sat. I2.S0. MM. Tomorrow. ri(t
Brats 12.00.
EVOS. AT 8 :1
LYRICMat.Tomor..'5P
A MUSICAIj PARTY IN TWO ACT
THE PTDT tm th
PRIVATE
ROOM
With a Brilliant Company of Maater Coinje
A riizy Hlend of Frllle, Melody ndJ Bm-
tlelhc Enaemblo of Gorgeoua QlrU ,
Nlthts
at
8. -20
ADELPHI
MATS.
THjyns
A SAT. t
A. H. WOODS Preejnta
Dramatic Peneatlon of the
Tear'
uGDSa
aotaa
IN PERSON
DI TIC CI A AIt?
IN
THE JJl-V-'i-. I Ir-llVlC
MATINEE TOMORROW AT 2:20
CHESTNUT ST. ii
LAST 2 WEEKS. 2il6, 8:lfe.
D. W. GRIFFITH
TALE OF LOVE AND LOVERS
WAY DOWN EAST
MAT. DAILY $00.
NOTE Thla attrnrtlrn never will he
hnwn at Iraa than flrst-claaa theatre
..& r '
Bryn Mawr Horse Show
' AT
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Today and Tomorrow
Mornings and Afternoons
10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Daily
TickeUr. BOc and $1.00. On Sale
At Heppo'a. 1117 Cheatnut St.. and box
oRlcn on grounde
Amerlra'a moat wonderful ahow horeee la
claealr eventa
Now at Foot of Market Street Wharf
WONDERFUL
,Li CONVICT
AMAZING
ENTERTAINING!
EDUCATIONAL!
SHIP
open to purlic n a
M TO 10 V,
EITH'S
v
LILLIAN SHAW
Premier Val Dialect Coiitadlenn.
FAY MARBE
Personality Knnaa anrf rvfina
Harry Helman i. Co., Tom Patrlrnla A Ad.
lalda Maaon Foater Hall t Co.; Ottiera
fJA'atchYour TVwress In OurMllYbrtd Sttxlios
.uuriajhoz scHnnT.
4 DANCING LESSONS 5
1320 Chratnut l.oi . Sin. pprn Day A Nlaht
"A TEACHER l'OR EACH PlH'rL"
lkilaT
lVaH
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FIJI. EVO.. OCT, ..J
nti.uiA.il iviiuir i'lcsenia
THE FAMOUS IRIBH TENOR
TOM BURKE
From thu Royal Opera. London
idon f
is-4
Seata II. tl.SO. 12. I2.AO and IS i
Heppa'a inn chratnut Street
ORPHEUM Oermantown ft Cheltair Ae.
u"1 ' "-w""Matlne Tomorrow, 2lfo rra
Mae Desmond prank fibiIdkr
mac icaiiiuuu LfiviHAN CITItEJi"
NEXT WEE1C "A WIDOW nV I'RoSyM
C Walnut Ab. 8th. Mxt. Today
asmO Golden Crook
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With HARRY LANDER'
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