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PUBLIC LEDGERS-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921
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iST GQSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
wancy Wynne Talks of Out-of-Doors Affairs Horse
Show to Open m Devon on
to W lielcn-tSeU
rfiK'T It remarkable how ve rush In'
I . ij t mir? I wan thlnklnir
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..Son Thursday at the Flower Mar-
'Oftnison r.rW.
Siit and yestcruoy .... ... ,--
V r Miw omo of the santf'ttWn
5 I smel to have worked for..k
fee fit ITlr bUBlly worklnit -tHh.
: r i .. .. n.iinh vntbiininitm n ir
'$" the o'nly one tjie,.
r really don't sec where we 'get our
WV I tor one, haven't ft It, and
!?' n'lKlit of It nlmost wnkes mn
J'. nut ndmlro It bcybntl word
lc4 the spirit back of It. .Why, lt?a
B'if.i I the wny tho wotoen work
w0? w thev accompli ! Witness the
iU ay nuroeriett. vWtlmr nurt
"SrW that nr. beta, carried on
& iinheld by them. simply won
4.u.P"i j - hnv Indeed cause to be
4ttiui "
i't Itutb Coxo Stokes look lovely
Ar day? . She wa, wearing b up-
"hltebow. ItwasnwfuUybo.
2?rslon! Ltavo you aecn any of her
Sfon? Thev aro most awfully cun
ffnd have tho cuteat manners. The
SdSt Is about four now.
MOW thero'e another energetic work
N tol-lt on, and U'BbU underken
&". wr
Snries Which th American I gion is
ffifevery one to wear .on Memorial
ffrfa Sry of the boya'who lie in
rSnimhtlii YouvUnow Uie French
Kmen . too. ban aefMay 80 aside
Wff,l day In memory of the dead,
d attW wr-.country and at oyer
rrtncetlie people will wear the brilliant
Lopr;' which, aa you probably know(
J&ia. Ihtho fields f Ftance.
The ,popwi.!nV s obiub u.-i--wVuePntlofflnalan-Clttb
brtvo-been
I undtrstand'83 per .cent oft the pro
lJL of the salo is to. go .to. tho French
uSm- So it .baa n double end, a
Buno'fial to the, dead and an aid, to tho
lWnr , .
it
AMdp joU"realie.,that wjth tne last
A wceVJn May in'vlew,- for next week
li prsctically.the lat(Lwe!J" Ma?,vwe
ire almost upon the Devon Horfie Show
vi-v -tn nnn tit AWiinpuHnv nnd
klip op till Saturday. And there will
It tne Country uinB;, which im hi uu
111 paved, and llie lime stores nna unops
111 DIvC injur irc:m tunw ui ""
ttd their pretty vines nnd window
boxes. And the dancinc pavilion uas
fe.. .MltiiDtvii l ti nlnv an1 Ifr'a nlfn.
fether goinj to be simply marvelous.
PAULINA HELL'S invitations are
.out for the 14th of .Tunc. She nnd
Ji'ei Whelen are to be married at 4
o'clock. The ceremony will be attended
by the families nnd a few friends only
ind then there will be n lnrpe recep.
Hon at 4:30 o'clock. That's quite the
litest ttlnc now. not to nsk many to
the: ceremony, even if it in n church
affair, and I'nullnn's is not to be. She
expects to be married at home.
riulioa i n daughter of the Samuel
Mtt who Hvp in twon r.t 272 South
Sixteenth street, and have n summer
bonse on Pnnmure road, in Ilnverford,
which they have rented for several sum
aers m silece(.slon. Mrs. Samuel Bell.
8r Mr.. Hell's mother, lives at 270
Bonth Sixtoenth 'street, but Is at pres
eat at llaverford Court with her daugh
tv.Jlifs Florence Bell. Mrs. Hell is
ene of the most cunrruluir old Indies of
our tiofe. Sho is more than eighty -five
yearn I cannot say old. I Nhnuld khj
lonnif, for hn is ns ready for ndven
tun and (joins nbout as many younger
fereons, nna except i or a little deafness
u every faculty unimpaired. She Is
'Interested in everything nnd overv
way as she ever was, and Is one of
mofet delightful persons you would
Wer want tn mrnt. ATru Rnm Ttnll 11,..
Ijoungcr. mother of Paulina, the future
Ibrlde. was MiKS Gertrurln Tlom n .1..
f f VI illlnm TwellK Tiers nnd of Mrs.
Brans Roberts Paulina made her debut
rear before Inst, nnd has been very
popular. She is nrrttv. rlh onl.l !...,
Mlr. rather lark eye's and n verv good
tpire. I hope nil these little June brides.
wriucio nro to no many of them, will
mm ionic and happy days.
yAXOY WTNXE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Rr mnA ! mi .
Kiinirtiu v t n'onor" c wneaton.
Wheaton. V"m- "S"""i ' a w.
, . ,,. uulncs j,. vnaerson,
Edison Was Right
AND WRONG
But whether his list of examination
questions is fair or not for the average
man tomorrow's Public Ledger will
have an entirely different list of puzzling
questions, and each one is one whose
answer you ought to know but, do you?
Most of these are actual questions from
our schools a composite list made up
from high school and preparatory exami
nation papers. They are not trick ques
tions in the sense that they can be looked
up in a reference volume more easily than
retained in the memory. Many of them
are answered by ordinary common sense
and the average intelligence, and about
every one you will say "Well, I ought to
know that!"
Don't fail to get the Public Ledger
tomorrow and look for these puzzles.
Wednesday Invitations
IVedding Arc Out
.Ir., son of Mr. and Mrs, Jamos B. An
'deraon,, 383 Pne ntreoL
Mrand Mru. Henry J5. Derbyshire, of
ChamoerBburjr, announce tho engage
ment.or' thblrldaug)tcr, Miss Manrarct
Hattlti Derbyshire, to, Mr. C. R. Claxk
son, ot this city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Derby,
shlro and their daughter nre spending
,1110. summer nt opo May.
Mr. nnd Mm. William Roberts. 3S58
Mervlne street, Tioga, nnnounco the en
gagement of their daughter, Mlts Mabol
Joulso Roberts, to Mr. Howard M.
.Mitchell, of Logan. Mr. Mitchell served
ovewedB with tho American Expedition
ary Forcon and was stationed In Coblcnz
at tho clo.io of tho war for two years.
N(V dn,lo ban been Bet for tho wedding.
Mr. -Walter Schuyler- Volkmar, wlu
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
acora-o C. Thomns. at Greystoclc, Chest
nut Hill, will loavo on Juno 2, accom
panied by Mr. and Mru. Summers
Urndloy, of 4zo Locust street, for tho
Canadian Rockies and the West. Mrit.
Volkmar will spend some time in
Hoattle. Wash., where eho will visit Mrs.
Bernard Polly. ,sito will' nlso visit In
San Francisco before returning to Cora
nado, Calif., wher sho will spend the
remainder of the summer Jit her house
there. Mra. Volkmar's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Ooorgo C. Thomas, Jr.. nnd her
children, who lmve boon living In Bev
.rly Hills, Los Angeles, will spend part
of tho summer with Mrs. Volkmar. Mrs.
Volkmnr has Just returned from Baby
Ipn, L. I., where sho' bad been vlsltlns
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd
Mrs. George C. P. Remington. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Remington hava a houso at Baby
lon for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas, who
were tho trucsts of Mr. Thomas' mothor,
Mrs. Georgo C. Thomas, at Greystoclc,
Chestnut Hill, have roturned to their
homo In New Yorlc. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomns will open tholr house nt South
hampton, L. I., on Juno 1,
Mrs. William Honry Newbold, of Uio
uciievue-Biruuoni, accompanied by ner
granddaughter. Miss Eleanor S. Wurts,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy. Wurts, sailed for Kuropo last week,
.wh'ero they will spend tho summer trav
eling. MA and Mrs. Alan Hartwell Strong.
of Twenty-first nnd Do La'ncey place,
ion loony lor a visit to mow. yorK.
where they nttended tho wedding of
tholr cousin. Miss Margaretta Schuyler
verpiancK, daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
William Gordon Vorolnnck. and Mr.
John Conrad Cnttua, which was solem
nized at 12:30 o'clock today In St.
Michael's Church, Ninety-ninth street
and Amsterdam avenuo, followed by a
reception at the homo of tho brldo'a
parents. 321 West Ninetieth street
At the wedding of Miss Lillian Prlco
Homer, of tho Bellevue-Strntford, and
Mr. Georgo William Walt, of Chicago,
which will bo solemnized on Wednesday
evening, June 1, at 7 o'clock. In the
Momorlal Church ot tho Advocate,
Eighteenth and Diamond streets, Mr.
Walt will bo attended by Mr. O. Brook
Softon, Jr.. ns best man. The ushers will
Include Mr. Edward Frutchy, Jr., Mr.
James McNulty, of New York: Mr. Reed
Colhoun nnd Mr. Lc3ter Weaver. On
their return from a wedding trip tho
brldo nnd bridegroom will live In Cin
cinnati. Miss Margaret E. Dunlap, of 102
South Twenty-first street, left yesterday
for New York to nttend a dinner to bo
given Inst night by her uncle and nunt,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward J. Berwlnd, In
honor of Miss Dunlap and Lieutenant
Colonel So-thones Behn, of Havana,
Cuba, who will bo married on Tuesday,
May 31. in St Jnmes" Protestant Epis
copal Church, Twenty-second and Wal.
nut streets.
Mr. and Mr3. .1. Bertram Llpplncott,
of 1712 Spruce strt, who nre occupy
ing their country place, Melmar, Beth-
IVE you that superb
confidence in yourself
which is the height of
feminine charm.
The Corset Shop
121 S. THIRTEENTH ST.
Around the Corner on Saniom St.
Every fitting receive the
personal attention of
Mils Pauline Campbell
(Formerly wltn 3Un Kaleri
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SlltS. C.KOFKREY A. hunting
Who lKiforo her mnrrlago last week was Miss Elsa Marlon Monica, of
New Itocholle, N. Y., daiiRhter of Mre. Geortre II. McCIcllan Monies,
of Scrnntnn
ayrei. will leavo today on their yacht,
tho Enterprise, for n visit to Washing
ton, where they expect to'remaln until
tho latter part of this month.
Mrs. Arthur D. smith nnd her daugh
ter, Miss Virginia do 'Morat Smith, of
Spring Valley, Wynnowood, Ta., have
roturned from a visit to Boston. Miss
Smith will bo a debutante of noxt sea
son. Mr and Mra. Georgo Reynolds, of
Twenty-first and Pino streets, will leave
on July 1 for Atlantic City, where thoy
will Bpend the summer at tho Hotel
Traymore.
Mr and Mrs. Richard Y. Filbert, of
Fox Chase, entertained at dinner at
their home on Tuesday evening In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. William Day. of Eng
Innd. Mrs. Filbert's daughter, Mrs.
Floyd B. Kcser, who has been spending
several ueeks through Canada, Mon
treal and tho Great Lnkes h;i returned
to her home.
Mrs. .1. Alison Scott nnd her sons,
Mr. J. Allbon Scott and Mr. Ernest Scott,
rnoTnpr.ATH
HUTO-PLayI"
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-OrAMUHCA,
DIRECTION STANLEY
COMPANY OF AMERICA
AIL L 1-th, Morris A Psyunk Avs.
Alnambra nt. dhuv ut -a uw.. .
l ni Ilcauh's "The BrandlnE .Iron
'" ll"x 1 oacn'H "The ItriuiiliiiK Iron;
W.-U hVhcU'b "The "" .l""
T. Allen L,ttke In "llody uifil Soul
k. Aiico i-iw i" "!;,M'-V "'"! S",1! ..
S Allco LnUe In "Uocly luul Soul
ALLEGHENYra;rTJifryiiA.At!l
WM".? a Miffir'iSii::
W Ben TurVln In "A (Hmall-Towu Irtol"
T. Po'iulaa FalrbinkH In "Tho Nn
fc-IWas l.'alrbanUs In ;;rim Jjut
H. UoUBla Fatrb.inl. In "Tho nt
A Dl I r 2D THOMPSON ST.
M.0(,orgo ArlUa In "Tho DpvJI '
T Jeoruo Aritna In "flip 1HMI
V AU-Htar Cast in ".MIIentonrH"
T.-T. Melchan In "IVonttor of the Mtar.
F T Melghn In "l-Yontler of Ihohtnr
S. Monto Blue In "Tlio hg"jLJ"'C
ARCADIA
M. tleha Daniels,
T. Bbe Daniels.
V Bebo Daniels,
T. Belm Daniels,
. Ueba D&nls's,
S, BctH, Daniels
CHBSTNIT Del. 10TH
in A. M TO 11:1S P. M,
"Two Woelm Willi Pny
Two Wi-eJix Willi l'uj"
"Vn Wwlw With Pn"
"To Wevkit Willi Pay"
"Two Vcels With Pay"
"Two W-ek Mlth Pay"
a erriD fiianklin guiakd avu.
ASTOR JfATlNlOll DAI1.V
M. Norma Talmadgo. "Tho PiiMlon J; lower
T Norma Tlnn.l. "Ihr Piislou Kloer
W N. TnlmadBB, "Tlio Passion u Flower"
T Wollaco Uld In "Till- I.oe Nice a
F Wollaeo Held In "The l.oe hltal"
H Wallaca Reld In "Tlio Ixivn Speetil"
BALTIMORE B;r UW?.
BIST & HAIriMOItE
jr. Iwla Btone In "Mjlestoniw"
p. Lewis Rtons In "Milestones"
ir-KIKt 04TH AMD WOODI-AND AVE.
BENN MATINUE DAILY
M All-Rtar Cait In "Paying tho Plrwr"
T All-fiiar Cnst In "Pnslini lie. PU'rr"
W-A l-Pier Cost In "Pajlnjr the Piper"
T DciUKlaa l-alrbank8 In "The Nut"
TFi?oilaa KalrhanUs In "The Nut"
S -Douile" Fairbanks In "The Nut"
tit 1 irDIDH llroad X flusnueliani
Ml.UKHlKU r-ontlnnmis. 3 until tt
M. Katherlne MacPonsld In "Curtain ,
T Flnrenro Mdor, "The Vtamllj Honor"
V Anita Stnwart. "Hiirrlet nnd tho Pliwr"
VT Ja'aVrtall Nell-on's "(lo rod et t", ,
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TRlmvlffe in "Thf IVrfct Uomnn1 I
K-c
-.-. a-x a r- CT r A CI Mr Broad bel. ,
M -Earlo Wllllsms J'Kmiiire of nimnonds,
W - J nes "ur nd' "Vomod.- of North "
Jir.nnur Kiiifl(t ..Kjrthlnnd"
iiius and Ills: Cast, "The KeiiturMon ;
s'Frank luio In "A MuenMiTiit Unite"
llobart liosnortn iiir ""'.'"'."";;.,
a- A nlTf-T 72J MAllKET HTTIEKT
CAl 1 1 v-'Li in A M TO 11 IIS P M.
Nellsn's "nob Hamilton of Placer".
NelIsn's "lloli Hampton of Plnfer''
T Neusn s ...... ""'." ',,,",.
. . Vftlan S iwn iiniiii'i'in vi !"-T1.
JTsId m"h "lol HnmiXoii of P ncer'
Irv ,' "' "iimpfon.of J.ver'.
3.' Nellan's "lloh llnnipton' of Placer"
rl'N7 -vvti A I atn, fc Maii'ennod Aves.
COLONIAL .van 7 n-rt n p m,
u riar K Youupr "PlrnlRht From Par s"
5l5' oirii Younrt In "truli:lit From Pur s
w"T-V"a Younc In "HlraUht Vmi. Tarls
i- 7-nnstancn Talmndmi. "tiood neferenpeM"
Constsno Tnliilid "flood Hcferenres ;
u Const "nt o Talmadse "liol Hefewnew"
DARBY THEATRE DAUBT
v- n Hammeritfin "llie Dnuchtrr Pays"
T - l'.llne Hnimioleiii "DjubIiIit I'h's"
W -Wanda iia)Ti'. "iirr iiciiniwi vi.iqin"
Jv -Wanda Hawl''y. "Her llrlnnvl Villain"
r . Wanda Hawle, "Her llrloied Villain"
r. vm. Farnum "Ills tlrratrst Saerltlre"
i.'Wm Farnum, "Ills Orealest Kurrlllce"
rflDDI7c;Q main nr. manathnk
SI Oxen Moore In "The Pour Slrap"
T )wrn Moore In "The Poor rllmn"
V Ilasll Klnit's "F.urllilioiinil"
T llssll Klnir's "P.nrtlilxninil"
rr w. H. Hart. "O'Malley of the .Mounted"
fi.'JTw. 8. Hail. "IPSlalliy uf the Mounted"
r A IDHnAl IMT Wh Olmnl At.
rMtMVli-'Wji i MATINKB DA1LT
Til Louise Olaum In "l Am OulUy"
T lebe Danirla ni "Durks nnd Drnkes"
W Norma Tu'madi:s,"The Pnrslon Flower"
T Norma Tnlmdaee. "The Pusslon l'lnwer"
-' MqI,i Dana In "The Off Nlmre Pirate"
H. Jack London's "The 3tr Kmer"
xi All.Star Cast In "lnsioe or. tne i up
T -Alltar cist in 'Inslrle of 111. Cw"
W. Norma Tnlnirdao In "Passion Hoiier
T. Norma TalmoflBe In V.1,?,'!"1?" ' ?w"
BROADWAY ?.r7,i548rp9r!A:'-
T"sp'5:;
w. pnuslns Fairbanks n "The Nut"
T -Norma Talmndne In J isslon flower
vr' Norma Talniartm. In " UmTrr
p Norma Tftlmartse In "Paxslon Flower"
of 2304 Pino street, will leave the latter
part of Juno for Mnlno. whore they
will occupy their cottage, Orand-prc,
Southwest Harbor, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo G. Omerly, 363
Polhnm road, Gcrmantown, announce the
engagement of tholr daughter, Mies
Frances Louisa Omerly, to Mr. Walter
H, Chapman.
Mrs. Charles Cndwallader Is enter
taining n. number of schoolmates, alum
nao of Skldmoro School of Arts, at a
garden party at Byberry Farms to cel
ebrate Skldmore's tenth birthday Among
the guosts will be Miss Eleanor Tler
noy, Mlsa Ellzaboth Mcrrltt. Miss Mnry
Stevens, Miss Roberta Illff, Mrs. Charles
Mears. Mrs. Henry F. Wllkle Mrs C F
Keuhnle, Miss Vera Kcndrlck and Miss
Llllabello Hare.
Tho first of a series ot three card par
ties which will bo held for the benefit
of tho building fund of St. Brldgct'a
Church. East Falls, took place last eve
ning' In tho basement of the church.
Miss Mary Kelly was In charge.
PHOTOPLAYS
Weekly Photoplay Guide Week of May 23 to 28. Subject
The following theatres obtain their pictures through tho STANLEY Company of
it n guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your
pictures through the Stanley Company of America.
PAIVIIT V'THBATllE 1311 Markot St.
I -IV11L I s A. M. to WclnlKht
i M. I'lor. Vldnr onrt Peters, "llnir Up"
T. iruhlon Hamilton, "rrunnt llimlianil"
I V". Carmel Myers. "nangrrotiR Moment'
T. Ethel t'laMon. "l'rlre of romrmlnn"
r UlHrtjo Wnlton, "I)rHr-l Youlh"
1 S Wm. P. Hart In "Tho Silent Man"
5ATM 5T TIIBATHB nlow UprOM
-,u ri Ol. HATINICI1 DMl.T
M Mr. and Mrs. r Haven. "Tivln tltdii"
T. Mr. nnd Mr. D Haven "Twin III"
W. llobart nonworth. "Ills Own l.aw"
T. Chai. Kay "Penrornl Valley"
I. Oeorge ArllaH, "Tho HctII"
B Uaorsu Arlln, "Tlio lvil"
! FRANKFORD 4T135ORD
. M. lloscoo Arbuiklo, "IlrnTater'H Millions"
T Fottv Arhuckle. "llniwster'g Millions"
V i:thol Clayton. 'Tlio Price of Pcssenslon'
T Ethol Clayton. "The Prion or PoHseaslon'1
F Thomras Milghan. 'Frontier of tho Stars'
S Thomas Mnlghan, 'Frontier of the Htnrs'
GLOBE
BOOl MAHKET ST.
14A A 4n , 1,
m .'i-mar tisi in "inro of Yonth"
T All-Star Cast In "laire or Youth"
W Constance Talmadyo, "Ooort Iteiferences"
T Constanco TnlmadKO, "flood aeferenron"
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1 F Ueho Daniels
"Nil.. r,inl,UI, tt.lK 1.,
a Holm Daniels,
"Hho Couldn't Help It"
GREAT NORTHERN " 5H.iBU
M. Clara. K. Younir. "Stralsht From Paris"
T. Clara K. Toung. "Straljrlit From Paris"
I iv U.'lara,."- Toun. "Htralcht From I'aris"
1 1-m' KVnum, ''Hlfc Cretit Satrfilre"
H. Wm. Farnum,
-'.iu, i'tiiuuj, .iia virruicst eaonnei
..ill.. fi..-M. A ;.. ..
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in-atost riarrltlce'
IMPERIAL 74 a SHSHflTi 1
M Doug as Fhltbanka In "The Vnt
T Douglas Falrl'Knka In "Tlie Nut"
V,' Douglas IVtlrlhanliH In "Tlio Nut"
T. AIl-Mtar Cast, ''Son of Tannn." No. 1.1
r All-Htnr Cast, "Sou of Tarzan " No Ja
S. All-Htur Cnst. "Son of Tarran," No IS
IMPERIAL SDs,A.R.?-Pj
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M E. Hnmm'rstnln In "Plrasuro Hrr&erw"
T. C lnv "l.-i Minutes From llrondwui"
W Houso Pntorii In "Lylnir Lips"
T. Kothnrlnii MucDnnald In "Ourtnln"
V.C. Talmadfo ln "Tho Porfrnt Woman"
H. Hustwr (veaton In "The flaoliead"
I CUir.U PAI AfT Gin. Avs A
., . 7 . ... Lehleh Ava.
M I.nulao. Olaum ln "I Am Oullty"
T r.oulsi Olaum In "1 Am OuUtj'
-e " ,A J1 '" .'.iT",1"'' .f ;,nr.k.'d Wlnilows"
T.- A S C "Palace of Dark'it Windows"
F In Claire In "Polly With a PnJt"
8 Ina Claire In "Polly With n Past"
I 1RFRTY nAD a comimuu. av.
M
rne l-ainre or iiumniNl Windows'
T Spec Cn-t In "Some One In the House"
W - Helm Uintels "Khe Couldn't Help it"
T .1 John'n "The PlivytliInK of Ilro-id'T"
F Wnnd.i lliiwlj "Her First Hloprment"
H K Hammorsteln In "Pleasure Keekers"
MOnPI 2S pOVTU ST. OrchMtra.
lVlVLyil, Continuous f-er I n 11
:.f D W Orimth'H "The Idol Dancer"
T D W nnmth's "The Idol Dancer"
W Umlsn Olaum In "I Am Oulllj"
T --Louise Glaum In "I Am Gutltj"
T. All-Rtnr Cast In "Tho Stealers"
B. All-Star Cast In "The Stealers"
OVERBROOrCe3D "MS!
M. All-Star Cast In "Nomads of the North"
T. All-Star Cast In "Nmnads of tho North"
W DouglaM MacU'an In "Chickens"
T "The Perfect Woman"
F -"The Perfeot Woman"
B T.m Mix In "The Hoad Demnu"
PAI APF "u MAnurr btoket
I AL--VV-I-. ki a. M TO U p M
M Tom Moore In "Hold Vonr Horses"
T--Tnni Moore In "Hold Your Horses"
W Tom Moore III "Hold Your I lories'
T. Tom Moors In "Held Vour lint-si's"
F Tom Mwiro In "Hold Vour Horses"
8 - Tom Monro In "Hold Your Horsea"
RIALTO QTA'SfKfe !
M- Ronnie ArhurKle "llrrtvster'a Millions"1
T llnsroa ArhutKle "llrewslir's Mllil,...u
! PRINCESS 'VSoS.SIffiOpLMONT. MO AnnvMA'aUET
I M -Pola Neerl nfid Bl Cet In "PuMlon" D-l-IVli I
1 T Allan Drtan's "A Perfect Crime" M Rslph lnce s "The llldiest Ij"
W Lois Webor's "What's Worth While" T -Ralph Ince'a "The HUhest Lnn"
T J. O Curwix-d's "Nomads of tlie North" W rtilph lnce s "The lllihrst I
,F Canni'l Mvera In "lnnerou Moment" T Vera Oonlon In "Orentest lre"
S Wallace Reld In "Tlie Love HiiecUl" 1 Vera Cordon in "llrrittest lrre"
8 Vera tlordon In "llreatesl Love"
Hlue and HIk Caul In 'The Kentutklan'
1". Shirley llasnn In "The Lamntlchler"
8, Tpm Mix In "llnnds ah"
r
GERMANTOWN
Friends of Mr, nnd Mrs. W. D. Bryan,
of 6311 North Twehty-flrst street, will
bo glad to hear that their daughter,
Mls Marian Bryan, is rapidly convalesc
ing from her recent operation for ap
pendicitis. Mr. and Mra. Ralph P. Coleman, of ill
Dorset street, hnvo as their guest over
the weMc-end Mrs. Howard Bostlck, of
Lancaster, formerly of Gormantown.
CHE8TNUT HILL
Invitations have bren Issued for the
marrlago of Miss Dorothy Campbell, of
Whltemarsh, and Dr. Douglas Macfar
Ian In St. Thomas' Church. Whltomarsh,
at S o'olock on Wednesday, Juno 8,,
Mrs. Charles B. Solly, of 300 East
Highland avenue, entertained at a sur
prlao dinner party at her homo on Tues
day In honor of Mr, Solly' birthday
annlvoreary. Tho guects Included Mr
and Mrs. Alexander Carson, Mr and
Mrs. Harry Moore, Mr. and Mrs Fred
erick Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lCnp
pel, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Kchney, MIbh
Katherlno Braddock. Mro. K. Solly,
Mrs. Harry Hlnes, Mr. Frnk Brnddoak
nnd Mr, Edward Ncuhauser.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A surprlso party .waa glvon In honor
of Miss Alice Wolf, of 1737 Montgomery
nvenuo, by it few Intimato friends ut
her homo on Tuesday. Among th
guests present wero Mrs. Leon Meyer,
Mrs. Ernst Brandols. Mrs. Solomon Hel
man.. Mrs. Mary Strauss, Miss Sarah
Well, Mlsa Tllllo Goldsmith. Miss Cella
Hlrshlor. Miss Clara Ettlnger, Miss
Henrlntto Troutmnn, Miss Sophie Trout
man, Miss Nottlo Levi, Miss Mary Gold
mnlth. Mlas Emma Hlrshlor and Miss
Bertha Anathan.
Mr. and Mrs Henry J. Miller, of 1206
Erie avenue, will leave shortly for tholr
Hummer hofno tn Ventnor. Mr. and Mrs.
John O. Murphy nnd,tho Misses Murphy
will spend the summer In Canada.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Karl Ruggnrt entertained at her
homo, 6830 Willows avenue, lost eve
ning. Among those present were Miss
FranceH Shetzllno, Miss Anne Graham,
Miss Alice Patterson. Mies Edith Pent
land, Miss Harriott Pentland. Miss Reno
Murry. Miss Anno Moon, Miss Marlon
Moon, Mrs. Karl Brandt nnd Mrs. Joseph
P. Clay. Mrs. Ruggnrt will lw remem
bered as Miss Helen Dixon, daughter of
Mrs. E. Dixon, of 1722 Mooro street.
The marrlago of Miss Helen L. Kugh
Hauchler of" Mrs, Mary D. Kugh. of
1641 South Ithan street, and Dr Edward i
A. Leonard, on or tno into .Mr. Edwora
Leonard and Mrs. B. Leonard, of 1214
South Fifty-third street, will tako place
nt St. John tho Evangelist Church, on
Juno 16. Tho maid of honor will be
Miss Marv Leonard, and the two brides
maids will bo Miss Margaret Alabaugh
nnd Miss Allro Williamson, of Wash
ington. Mr. John Leonard will act as
best man. A wedding breakfast and a
reception will follow at tho Aldlnn, Nine
teenth nnd Chestnut streets. Tho brldo
will be'glvon In marriage by her cousin,
Mr. MarUn D. Ford. The bride nnd
bridegroom will live at 1214 South Fifty
third street
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Helen Chatham, of 5618 Cathar
ine street, will entertain the Alpha Chap
ter of tho Phi Dolta. Psl Sorority nt a
luncheon thin nfternoon Her guests will
be Mrs. Harold K. Brown, of Pittsburgh .
Miss Erma Clower, Miss Louise Chip
man, Mrs. Georgo Flood, Mrs. Thomas
Frantr., Mr. Frank I.oe, Miss Florence
Gudhlll. Miss Jencbelle Hnrklns, MIrs
Doris Epler, Miss Peggy Hutchlneon,
PHOTOPLAYS
RI IRV MAKKBT ST. DELOW ITU
rvlJD 10 A. M. to 11:16 P. M,
M. All-Star Cast In "Tho Fatal Hour"
T. All-Star Cast In " 1'he Falal llotir"
W. All-Slnr Cast In "Th Fatal Hoift"
T. Uua-h Ford'a "The Call of Votith"
F Ilunn Ford's "Tho Call of loulh"
H !tuh Ford's "The fall of louUi"
CAAV 12" MAIUCKT STHEET
3M.VUI SA M TO MIDNIGHT
" , anaco Item in "Tho Irve Mpeclal" .
T Wallace Held In "Tho Lo Bproial"
W -WBllnn.. nlil In Tij. I.u K,kArflnl
'I All-dtar Cast In "HrartM Are Tnimim"
F All-Htur Caot In "Hearts Am Trumps"
H All-Stur Cast In "Hearts Are Trumps"
SHERWOOD." J D .
St Floienra Vidor In "Ifctuu Hovel"
r norenco vidor tn "llean Kevel"
VV' Olndya Leslie n "Htrnliht Is the Way'
T Oladys Losllo In "Htrulxlit Is h Way"
F YT Hart In "O'Malley of the Mounted" I
S. W Hart In "O'MollBy of the Mount!"
STANLEY ?$ ,., j
M Sir J Harris's "Sentimental Tommy"
r sir .T nam.'. "Un.,i.i I-.;..
T. Sir .1 Flarrle'a
'Nritlinrtfjil TAmnvi '
W. 8lr J. Itarrle's
T Sir J. riarrlo s
F. Sir J IJarrls's
H Sir J narrls's
"Hentlnifnlnl Tomnu"
"entlmrjilol Tommy"
"8entlmental Tommy" I
"Sentimental Tommy" !
STANTON ll"IAs"f5pTIA,blr1,1J !
i,.....t.n -.,,iI.I''t?. .'..' l'..U.' . .
33 MARK FT stiket theatrk '
,. 7 , VH n,A.M 'nU 'nr M-
.M.-noujIm Fairbanks In "Tlie Nut"
M. Douclaa Falrbsnks In "Tlie Nut"
T Tlmtir'ni. I'n lrli.inl.u In i.Tl.n V... .
W - Douglas Fairbanks In 'Tbe Nut"
T W Hurt In "n'Malley of the Monnteri'
F. w IUrt in "O'Malley of the Mounted'
S W Hart in "O'Malley of the Mounted'
VICTORIA
M Hen Turpln In
T Pen Turpln tn
W --Iln "Turpln In
T Ilan Turpin In
CAMDEN
20ih nnd Fedsrl
"A Vmall-ToMn Idol"
"A Sninll-Torrn Idol"
"A Hioall-Tonn Idol"
"A ."-moll-Town Idol"
"K MimU-Town Idol"
F -- Hen rurptn in
-Tim Til'pin In "A Smull-Town Idol"
WM PFNM T'Hneastar Ave.
V 1V1. I CINM Vai.dolll una .ii"ur
M. Uebo Daniels tn "liuck nnd Drokea"
T liehe DaTjie s lii "Itiiekn nnd Drakes"
W -RsIk, Daniels In "Dncjts nnd Ilrukes"
T Talmader-O'nrlen. "(IhostH of Yesterday"
F Tatma-lse-O'tlrlen "C.hosts of Yesterdnj-"
S Ttilmalje-O'Ifl-len. "Miosis, ef Vostenlay"
RIALTO at West Chester
; M - Katherlne MsrDouald In "Curtain"
1 T Knlherlne MacPonnld (n "Clirlnln"
W Ixin Chaney in "The Penallv"
T I.on Clmnoy In "The Tensity"
P Tom Mix In "Hands Off"
1 S Tom Mix In "llnnds Off"
?DLE HOUR at West Chester
I M M, Nenneits. 'C.lrl With the 4nrr Heart"
T -M Kennedy 'Ctrl With the Jam Heart'
W A l-Htar Cast In "l.ure of Youth" I
T A'iSter Cast In "I.vre of Yonth"
I F Wanda HawVy. "Her First Klooement"
S W.inda liowlev "ller rirt F.lopcmrnt"
The NIXON-N1RDLINGER
ELI
Tl 1EATRES
APMI IH" -:,,n Sl ""' "'thn Avs
V,l-Nll ..MATINi'E DAILY
M K K I vn'n in "Inner Voire'
T AU-Htar i asi in "Milestones"
W Wnlhsui Htijidniit in "tjirtlilwiind"
T yndhain Smndln in 'F.inlihminrt"
F All-Blur 'asi in "nevrnce uf Tixrrnn
H All Suir Cast In "Uridine of Tnruin"
CEDAR " 4 ,K,,An AVUNUE
M -Douk as M Lef n in "Chickens"
T -Itoiulua McLean in "Chickens"
W- lleha Danls's In "Oil, I.uiti, lwly"
T.- Ilolvs Daniels In "Oh. IjiiIj, ld)"
F, Owen Voore In "Chicken In the Caoe"
S.Owen Moora In "Chlrkrn In tlie fuse"
I REGENT AK.,S: ?oTi V7S. COLISEUM MAIl,ifTB
1 !shSffl:.,nos!,,I5s,r,.. ! -&f.v af ffi, wrK
W Huh Ford'a "Tim lrrat .' v.' UoWclli m il "u,Jia"'? k...
T Hunh Ford't "Tho Great Day" ' T.- All-jlSr ca.t "It Ml.h"irtiiJ''.lhV ..
K Hugh Ford a "The flrcnt Day' F A .Jar III, -u 5!fhf '!llP" Jon
a-Hu.h Ford', "T... (, ay" l-U 'fnvW.'SSSS 'ftR."
I
I ' .'.wio tn-t .-vt.ai. n . tunuuuuil, I'llllJ' r fri r7. ' '" ICTISlire seekers'
.w. ,.,.,. .-v-ituitn -ivvtu;ki.ii Jfllliv,. ,,7 . -".V ' ' -'- "' .rusiire seekers '
, W. Marshall Ntilan's Production. "IHnry" " -TT Llln Hsmmersti-in. 'Ple.isure Seekers'
T Marshall Nellan's Product'on "Dlnty" ' TvA ?.""' Co"1 "'0xl It.ul Wife"
P. Marshall Nellon's Production. "THnty" I L A ,'"S"lr ' aal "'01 Had Hire"
S Marshall Nellan's Production, "Dlnty" All-star Last "(khxI Had Wife"
Miss Mildred Pldgeon, Miss FhylUs
Saunor, Mrs. J, Mortimer Trnugott, Miss
Lydla Lopes and Miss Estelle Wood.
Mlsa Mao Rhodes, of 6428 Malcolm
street, will entertain on Monday evo
nlng in honor of Miss Annlo J. Nejjon,
Mitchell will tako place In Juno. Among
tho gueato will bo Mlsa Mao Miller, Mrs.
Jamea Gabo, Mlsa Agnes MoDpnugh,
Miss Margaret MODonugn. miss r ioron
t..i.M nrl.n TnHHln Xlttrmnn Mian L.nUrfL
Sohrower. Miss Jennie Nelson. Mrs, Rob
ert Sinclair, Mrs. ueorge yr,..i
Blanche Russell. Mrs. Frank Hlnch.
Mrs. L. Kawfman, Mrs, Robert Gunls
and Mrs. James MeAnulty.
NORRI8TOWN
Mrs. H. H. Fisher, of 1351 DeKalb
'street, entertained tho officers and Board
of Managers of tho Quaker City Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution
of Philadelphia, nt a tea at her home.
Mrs. Fisher held office In tho chapter for
twenty-four years.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. William B. McClenachan. Jr,
has Issued Invitations for a bridge party,
which sho will glvo nt her homo In Ches
ter on Thursday nftcrrtoon. The guests
will Includo Mrs. Harry Armltage, Mrs.
Norman Aspden, Mrs. W. E. Batchelor,
Miss Katharine Barker, Mlsa Marjorlo
Black, Rlrs. Roscoe Ballord, Mrs. Ar
thur Burton, Mrs. gRn Campbell,
Mrs. Earl Cookman, Miss Adelo Coch
ran, Miss Martha Comfort, Mrs. Georgo
Armltage, Mrs. Harry Montgomery, Mlsa
Anno Montgomery, Mrs. John McCturn,
Mrs. Charles Huber, Mrs. James Hop
kins, Mrs. Edward Rubnn, Mrs. Clarence
Longhead, Mre. Ronald Shrlglcy, Mrs.
Horace Qulgloy. Mrs. Alfred Wller, Mrs.
Robert Leslie Taylor, Mrs. Frank B.
Hatton, Mts. Allyn Sayre, Mrs Walter
MlngenL Mrs. William B. Todd. Mrs
John W. Simmons, Mlas Sarah Sweeney,
Mlttfl Ada Doerlng. Miss Mildred Rhodes
and Mlsa Edith Gnrreft
A muslcalo will be given on Thursday
evening. May 20, at the home of Mrs,
Frank Reeves, on Bonsall avenue, Droxol
Hill, for tho benefit of the building fund
of tho Presbyterian Church of Drcxol
Hill.
WISSINOMING
Mlfw Edna Gladen nnd Miss Mabel
Glnden gave a surprise shower on Tues
day evening In honor of Miss Catherine
Collins, of 6112 Marsden street, whoso
mgagement to Mr. Raymond Springer,
of Camden, was recently announced.
Among those present were Mies Florence
Harrison, Miss Caroline Tomlinson, Miss
APORATtf'
IareaF
.when
you
need it
With
the
cream
left
in!
PHOTOPLAYS
to Change
America, which
locality obtaining
HOTWUYr
COMMNr f
OTAMlmCA
FUMRf) O.VT ST & (HltARD AVE
,, Ti. : '. .'..'-..- - .-.....-., ,
-.- - JurillJO .Ilinrfln,. am lru..l.. ... '
ivrc,? InJon' "Mutlnr of Klnlnorr"
w Cil.Au?er, 7V,nfnr nrunted"
.. M"" Mursh In "Little -Frald l.ud"
.i.ti XAina
f i
-Margarita Flahar and .Vnpel llorrw n
q 111 "J1"- 'Otlllll Child"
a. All. Star Cust In "l.ono Hand"
I , . ..
I LEADER 4,ST '-A.VCASTEK AE
.. , w MA'I INCB DAILY
M lhoma Mclirhan In "Ea.v Itoad"
' 'nomas Jleluhan in "Fjisr Hand"
v u."" a"' m "County Fulr"
All-star Can In "Counts Fair"
LOCUST -- ,'ffSr.
T iV.? Qtnp80n in '''I'oners of li"e
J,;';'') (,?niPon In "Prisoner of l2Te"
r iS,..v ! omp"on ln ",'loners of li"
T IJettv Compson In "Prisoner of in,"
.-I ."v Compson in "PrliSSJf. r i":
utiuy uimpon In "Prisoners of I.ote"
NIXON 52n '" sTs.
M Wnianl Mwi , 11..1..' '.,ai
Jr. ...,..'. .,ar" ... Heritage"
T Simihini- Comedv. "Night llefore"
6 -iunshin Comedv "Mght lief"""
RI VOLI
m Trii 1
S2D AND SANROM STS
Mstinei, lllr
, . . .
STRAND K-MANTilVN AVE.
-J I l-nU ,r k , ,..,'
si nouK.rt 1-v r hanks "The Nut
ST.
H Dnurlos Fairbatk 'Tin. Niii"
I Dauelas Fairbanks "The ut"
pmulMH Falrtiank- "The Sill"
S Doiiglns i'airbonks "The Nut"
AURORA :': "flnnantown Av,.
.! MATlNKPl DAILY
! -A"-"'"' 'osi "Partners of the m,e"
"""... m ra-isisham. Tlie Mn Tllllt f, ill.
W -Thomas II l,lCs ,' -Jint i2","."U
1 , Thomas H lnco "Lilne linV"
I -tleorl-o Heeban "One Man I,," a tflillon"
S -Cunva Tearle "SJrty .sDohs"
CENTURY Kr" Av i
Sr All-Star Cast in Vllle.uinri" '
-''."" nl Hale "Held I.. 7K 2,rmr..
t 0P Hampion Mi "Tlie lloll"
I- Jih"1, TJ J.'"1"1 "I'ulsMe the Ii
J Chanav In Dejn "Outside Ihs i!u"i
'""" """ "S,rr" ("'1"' "iMlAV"
Fay's Knickerbocker N00n,,,An,','h
T""'t ," 0n,,r 'P"tlSnnwU?,
v 'W?.'. '. V,ur "'fotlin WorthV"
r .MlV .''' our 'l'n'n Mnrtl?-'
!H"lYlE,. V Tr "'""tiitlon Wort ?
S Zh,1 J .""r IJ'imtat on Worth"
S Mhnt N onr Kisurtatloii Morth?"
Germantown "SatVn'cbTaii'V r
M .lean Pal,, m "llla.k lien r"
r Jen Palir.. ,n "Itlacl. Ileuujy..
--Jnan Palirr In "Iliad. Meant"
' tiane nl Keamn. n "supheiid"
H Z,-,r,?rr ,nn? ,K,0n m "Minhoad"
H nine iii.l Ke.ii . i, ., "Siiphniil"
.ll..h. n...,. ... ......."...'."'."""'a
I.- n .":.
...., i.u'u hi -iii-niiin' iinuii."
PARK "'f1" AVE t DAI phis st
I u n , .i, ,M'" ,S K" "to to 11
MrP,rl,r'.",'1 r''"" "' "Outside the .i.i
I r Piisclilt Dean ln "Outside the Lui,"
' .1- ,VV rV'1" fi,on.Vn "llllnes"
I '.. ' . Mlaaon. "What Momrn Will Ho"
P. D. Phillies, "Once to El "r U,,,,,,,!..0.
P -P Frederick, "Mistress nnil HIiVnTtine"
SPRl IPF flivr AJC1 HPIU'CK
JI IXi-'v.-u, M'ATINPi: SATCninv
yU'1." Hu-ll "Cidurido Pluck''
W, JBdijh Iloberts "PiiknoHu Wife"
i. "iiiiani nuen "lomradn Pliuk'
4,vmis wi
Clare Wlllla . Il('a..n... i.i.!iVi. ..
P -William FeTrWnWi, "Slontana ii
S.Norm- Talmadie, "Pnnlhea'1
,'
INULKK s.
, JEFFERSON HA'J"'
T'-i' IMIW -I!0" "?"' on?an"
I w;-,.,r.!, hVIV'-mKis '?.'"-!!"
s .
Anna Tomlinson, Miss Edna Glnden.
Miss Dorothy Gladen, Miss Catherine
McClelland, Mies Ircno Schrey. Mrs.
Dorothy Gladon, Mrs. Helen Finney,
Mrs. Elsie Smith, Mrs. Bcrelo Neoley
and Mrs. Stella MaoBaln
Bolllng-Lanler Wedding
The wedding of Miss Ellzbeth Day
Lanier, daughter of Mr nnd Mrs, Charles
D. Lanlor, of Greenwich, Conn., and
granddaughter of tho late Mr. Sidney
Lanier, and Mr, Robert Hart Bolllne, of
HEMINGWAY
IMPORTER
1524 Locust Street
Prior to his departure for Paris vnll offer for three
days only, May 23, 24, 25
A Final Clearance Sale of
All Our Flower
and Feather Hats
no
Formerly from S22 to $50
SACRIFICE CLEARANCE PRICES
ON COATS AND CAPES
Exchanges No Credits
Igtii?!!??
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LUCKENBACH LINES
PHILADELPHIA TO SAN DIEGO LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO-PORTLAND-TACOMA-SEATTLE
SS LEWIS LUCKENBACH May 26
S S ANDREA F. LUCKENBACH June 8
Seattle Tacoma Portland San Francisco Los Angeles
San Diego Philadelphia
SS EDWARD LUCKENBACH June IS
SS HARRY LUCKENBACH June 25
Philadelphia to Rotterdam
S S F. J. LUCKENBACH May 24
Philadelphia to Hamburg
SS WALTER A. LUCKENBACH Loading
Rotterdam Philadelphia
SS HATTIE LUCKENBACH May 24
Hamburg Philadelphia
SS FLORENCE LUCKENBACH May 23
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INd
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Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
SS "COQUINA" MAY 23
(Arrancemema liaie been made for quirk dUrlinrto of earco ut Havana)
Tor Spnro and Itntrn Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
Bullitt Buildinir. Philn. Pa.
Iximhard niOO-OIOl-OIOI-S'.'O.T
via Havana & Panama Canal
A new vacation opportunity. Sail
two oceans and tho Caribbean Sea,
Traverse the Panama Canal. Visit
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Sailing June 25
From Baltimore to
Los Angeles Harbor and
San Francisco
17 days of comfort and pleasure.
Slurs at Haana, Canal Zone. Salvador
and Guatmva
lBi: S300.00 AND t'P
For Reservations, Tickets, or other
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Co., American Express
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Sailings from every port
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Schedule of passenner srrlres so.
c
iears in tins panrr etery siouuay,
tdiietdny and l'rlday.
SEAGER LINE
PHILADELPHIA to?
Christiana, Copenhagen, Gothenbcrg'
Stockholtu, Helsingfors and Reval
l S. MAIL STEVMKRS
I SIl s S "TOLLDO IIKIDLI."
shIIIiik ulioiit Mm ill
T HII1PPIMI IIIMHII KTKH
llirnuuh llllls nf 1. hIImc l-iurd tn nil
Nnrttrnliin. DiinUh mid Mnlli Port
lllrrit -nlllii.H for nil inillniMlnn mid
llnltlr Port- a- CHrsn Oder-
SlUr.l'U STKAMSH1P CO. Inc.
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
I'll H. M.1AIN HUN liestuut si
l.idiiliafl MT S 1 Ma i fi
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AMERICA UNE
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and BouIone-ur-Iuw
RYNDAM Mi; 28 July 2 Am 6
N. AMSTERDAM June 4 July 9 Aur. 13
N00RDAM ..... June II July 1G Aur.20,
ROTTERDAM .. ..June 25 July 30 Stpl. 3 1
PantDiir Office, 1531 VNtlout St., Philt.
I I AMERICA LINE 0
this city, son of Mr. and Mra. Si 07 '
BolllngTof Rockland Fnrm, West Chesi
ter, will tuko plneo ut the summer homo y
of tho bride's, parents at Greenwich at t'
if3a nVtneb fhla nftciTinntv MIin Mnri JU i
tjinlni- niftier of llin lirliln tvlll Iia tndirl & ',?V
of honor, nnd tho bridesmaids will bn
Miss Becky Lnnlcr, another sister of
the bride, nnd MIbs Josephine Lanier, of
Now York, a cousin of tho bflde. The
Rev. Corydon C. Tyler, D. D., of Chest
nut HIU, assisted by the Rev M. Georgrt
Thompson, u n., recior or tmrisi ;y,
Church, Greenwich, will officiate.
NTKXMMIII' NOTiri'X
Main 3201
w ti .. -
Passenger and Freight Services
From New York
CHCRBOLIta AND SOUTHAMPTON
Aultn''' M SI June It July 5
J nurrtunlii June 0 .u 14 Aue. II
Urreneurm ... j,ln, 311 Auk. is s"Ju X
, LIKIlPOOI.
V". ,- June 1 .IiiIt J July SO
Albania dim) . . June 7 .IiiIt IX Aur. Zt
C.irmiinla lune IS July fl Aa,. ,S
Alcrrla . . . June in ,
Bi'Y.0L"rH CHKRIIlJCltO 4 HAMRlinO
rjaxoitla ... June U Julv '21 Anr aa
l-UNDONDRimv TVD uUaSoOW "
Ciinirrnnln (new) . June t .liiljr !J JuIt SO
Cnlumhlu June IM July III Anr IS
WO OUlllAI T I N XPI.KS TI AS,
Di-imov.NiK Tnn.sTi:. fiimk '
Itatln June It
HAVANA COni'N.VA HIHIUMAti;
PATKAH. DL-DIIOVNIIC TUYl.'STE FlOMB
IMnnunia . June 4
HOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Assyria June 1
,. PHILADELPHIA TO LONDON
Miliaria ii.,
PHILAIiEI.PHIA TO nniHTOI.
-. , lAVOXMOrTin AND SWANSEA
Vliiilrllo) . June 4
Cunurd nnd Anchor Meam Shin Lines.
Patenter Onire. 1.100 Wnln-'t sli I'hlla
Ieisht Oftlce. Bourse Ride. Phlla.
GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY
OF ENGLAND
CATHEDRAL ROUTE
East Anglia, Home of the Pkljcrlm
Mirrs Dl'-kens an.1 TentusOrt DIs.
trkts Seaslile llesnrls Coif
THE FELIX HOTEL
FELIXSTOWE, ENGLAND
TN in is mHffiiifWfiHv anpulnteil
"'st,' shm-ni en the East Coast of
Fnif.Hnil onuert anil manneed by the
fir.st Essierii Itnllwsv Compsny
Ji uslrnfeil Iir t hure on rnnm
HARWICH ROUTE
Rutland tn the fontlnenl
via HARWICH and HOOK OF HOLLAND
Alio via HARWICH and ANTWERP
New Service Comrarccinj June, 1921
DIRECT TO BATTLEFIELDS
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STEAMSHIP CORP.
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam,
Antwerp & Amsterdam
Am. S S ''Collingsworth"
Sailing about May 28
W. J. Grandfield & Co.
Philadelphia Agents
308 Chestnut St.
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Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U.S.S.II. S.S. MONOMAC
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for ROTTERDAM
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