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SKETCHING. Mnrcmiso dc Fraysseux do Maziercs, who is
visiting friends in this country busy nt the Devon Horse Show,
yesterday. Miss Alma wanamaKer is posing
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HR FAVORITE. "Witchcraft" is owned by Mrs. Wjlllam
dulPont, Jr., of Wilmington, who rode tho horse in several
events of tho Devon Horso Show, this week
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"FLASHLIGHT" A JUMPER. He was ridden in one of the events of late
yesterday afternoon, at the Devon Horse Show, by Arthur J. Fox
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IT WAS A CLOSE RACE. At the left is Miss Neil, first in a heat of the 75-yard dash
at the Temple University games of yesterday. Miss Semple was second
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HIGH HURDLES. Two of the girl athletes of the Temple University in
action at the Northeast Athletic Field, yesterday morning, during the
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LOOKING WEST. Tho photographer found a place in City Hall where he could nJ '.
Market street. The bridge runs across from Broad Street Station to tho Cotnmcrcial' t
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ENCOUNTERED STORM. The school ship Annapolis arrived in the Philadelphia port yesterday after a long cruise, with,
one oi tno mast ncaas oauiy snattercd by storm, uno etcning at the leit snows the damaged mast, ino photographs wet I
taKen irom a city tug as tne Annapoas proccedea up the Delaware Ledger rhoto service.
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TVIGS" FOR EYELIDS. False eyelashes have been introduced. Samples
, arc made up in all shades to suit the complexion of Milady
Kadel & Herbert.
PENN CHARTER WINS INTERACADEMIC MEET on Franklin Field. The annual event; held yesterday afternoon, brought
hundreds of athletes to Franklin Field. The 120-yard hurdles ovent was won by Riday, of Penn Charter. Four of tho contestants
are shown. Conley, of tho Germantown Academy, won the shot-put. At the right is George Pawjing, Jr., of the Episcopal Acad
emy, winner of the mile run
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PAGEANT OF OUR COUNTRY. Tho mmiln nf ft, Hnnnn Spfinnl. Fiftv-eicrhth
Media streets appeared before their parents nnd friends, yesterday. Miss Alberta '
Harris as "Keystone State" (left). In the Spirit of '70 group arc Adelbert Crampton, ,0
Victor Wilson and Morris Rothman Ledger rhoto service.
MISS MARY O'DONNELL, 1438 East Oxford street, operating a stitching
machino at tho National Fiberstock Envelope Co., 429 Moyer street. She
' is stitching expanding wallet envelopes
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WITH HER FLORAL GIFTS. Emma Trentinf,
the singer, sailing from New York to her homo
in Milan
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ONE OF THE NEW- ONES. For six
months Reserve Patrolman Chnrles
Stephens has been a member of tho
police forco and for that time has served
at Broad and. Spring Garden streets.
Ho Jives at 3028 North Hutchinson;
street Ledger riibto Service.
IN "II. M. S. PINAFORE"
CHORUS. Miss Esther Jones,
as seen last night, the second
evening of tho opera, at thQ
Broad Street Theatra ?
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SHE HAS PASSED WASHINGTON. Miss Olga Crane Grovor, of Boston, aegj
panied by her mother, is autoing to California. A few "days ago sho passed Wd
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