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JUST GOSSIP
Nancy Wynne Talks of Mr. Wlielen's Bachelor Dinner
i Tonight She Hears Results of Investments at June
Fete Mrs. Lippincott Wins Liberty Bond
JACK WIIHLEN Is certnlnly lmvlng
enough bachelor dinners, Is he not?
You knov his ushers and best mnn and
asrernl other Princeton fellows, mem
bers of the Ivy Club, gave him n big
dinner in New York on Wednesday
(Tenlng, nnd tonight lie Is to have his
bachelor dinner nt the St. .Tames, hero
Jn town. He nnd Paulina Dell nro to
be married next Tuesday out in Haver
ford, oii know. Jack Is the son of
Mrs. Willliini Rodman Ellison by her
fret marriage. He is one of the most
popular of the younger men In town,
and ho is marrying a most attractive
girl, let mo tell you. I think Paulina
1 ono of the prettiest nnd most stylish
of the younger girls. She's about nine
teen and came out season beforo last
nd had a beautiful time. She Is a
tlstcr of Sam Roll, 3d, who Is a
Princeton student nnd who is to be one
of Jack's ushers.
I HEAR Mrs. Bertram Lippincott
was fortunate enough to get the Lib
erty Howl which wu on Investments
at the June Fete the other day, and
Mrs. John Whitakcr won "Mary nnd
Doug," the two darling woolly lambs
whoso ears were pink nnd who kept
eating the grnBH inside their tiny pen
all the time. Mrs. Whltaker said she
would hnve a beautiful new houso built
for them, and thoy will have raoro room
than in the tint they were living In
during the Fcto. And that woo black
pig with such n curly tail (and he
wagged it, too, just like n dog) went
to Betty Scwcll. Ho was the cutest
nttr. such a boautlful coat, all black
and shiny, nnd n funny piuky snout
and he never stopped rooting in his
dtraw nil afternoon. Ho was a most
plendlforously immaculate pig, too. No
wallowing for him, but rooting, my
goodness, cs, and such funny little
grunts as he would make. Blanche
Gibson, who was crazy to have curly
hair, won the permanent wavo.
I hoar that tho Fete brought in about
$10,000 for tho hospital. And to my
thinking that Is gratifying to a degree,
because when women work ns hard us
thoBe women did for that affnlr, just
as they worked for tho Devon Show, for
Bryn Mawr nnd all theso other worthy
causes, it must be n delight to know
that It was worth while. And to take
in ?10,000 from 2 o'clock until 11 tu
the evening is some fino bit of work,
I should say, Joe Lippincott took tho
breakfast set, I hear, and young W.
W. Harrison, Jr., the golf bag nnd
clubs. And Mrs. Atwntcr Kent, who
has a darling little girl, invested in
tho big dressed doll and got it.
AND those blessed babies in the show
were so cute, too. Little- Tommy
Plattcn, who Is a year old, wns voted
tho prettiest baby (It was all by populnr
vote you know) nnd Bobby Taylor, who
is two and a half, wns given a sardonyx
ring as tho most nttrnctlvn little h'nv
there; while- an add-a-pcarl chain with
one pearl to start, was given to Betty
Robinson aged three and n half, ns tho
mast attractive little girl. Austin Mc
Carthy, 3d, who ii twenty-two months
old was given llttlo gold clasps, having
been voted tho fattest baby present.
And Llttlo Billy Patch, twenty months
old, got a silver spoon for being the
cutest baby there. -I'liey woro nil too
darling for anything nnd with tho
threatening weather 1 think their moth
ers nil deserved medals for bringing them
to compete.
rpHH Graham Doughertys gnve n
L dance nt the Philadelphia Cricket
Clnb for their sister, Isabel Frnzer.
Isabel has been at school in Xew York
and came homo just about a week ngo.
She is to bo a debutanto next .year and
her fclster, Mrs. Dougherty, who you
remember was Mnria Prayer, will Intro
duce her at a tea In November. Tho
danco was given for members of tho
younger set, debutantes of tho Inst sou
son and next year, and was a very
pretty nffnir.
rpHD George B. Evans' gave a dclight
, W dinner-dnnco nt tho Button for
Isabella annmakcr nnd her fiance,
Howell Cummings, Jr., last night. They
are to be married this afternoon in
Calvary Presbyterian Church. Tho
pests nt tho dlnner-danco include tho
bridal pnrty, of courso, nnd Mr. and
ilM. Wrummnker nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Cummings. There in to bo n largo re
ception after tho wedding ut tho Wana
maker homo, Woodroyd. in Merlon.
"DOLLY and Helen and Tommy were
Plnp'ng upstairs the. other dav.
WBen loud weeping was heard. Daddy
called upstairs to know what was tho
matter and Polly answorcd: "Come on
!& Q!ld M what's making 'cm
"elen gasped out: "Why Polly said
;?r.m.8 to Pretend I wns a poor little girl
"at Imdn t nny father and mother, and
wen she told mo to cry, aii-nn I began
.? 7 n? ,crlcd tlU T thought it was
"tie and I cried real nnd Tommy began
COME HAVE
-w- ii iiu wenc io una mien uml
iommy crying most nathctlcallv. "Whv
Helen.' ho asked, "tell Daddy what's
the- matter." And between violent- nh,
MEENEHAN'S CAFE, y
bUNDAY SPECIALS
Lobster Dinner, $1X0
Half Broiled .Lousfrr
Crab Afea m Oratln
Filet of Bote Tar. Sauc
HarbrounJ Ovtrs
Baked Jtotofo
Pish Platter, $1,25
ilrqllgii Frrah Salmon
KM iVos Frimelt Frtrd 1'otatoei
Sliced Tomotooj
Chicken Platter, $1.50
Halt limited Hprivo Chicken
fno Cronntetl Hptnach
trench Frivd Vofntoui
Roast Platter, $1.25
tcvt Sirloin of Beef, Fresh Muihroo,,
Rijiroto Folatoei i.n.
....i.n gnu ininnto Salad
OriBinated by
HORLtCK
Horlic
WLW
TlioOIdUellablo
Houod Packogg
)jDRAVaiflSy
tecnn2?tl'iaJ "'0r
I T tR? Maww MiuiCO.
l,lil.fH,0.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
??n cr , t0," "Tcn-" 8n'l Tommy,
uon t lot's piny that game any more."
. NANOY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
iiHr .nnd Mrs- Norman Clrey. ot 1830
,i!i Bl,rceti nnnounco tho engnKemcnt ot
tnolr dauRhtcr, Minn I.oulso Hlnnlckson
"t'JIr Joseph Hector Mc.Vrnl, Jr.,
fOn Ol Mr (IMfl ATa T lti.ntnM fX--1
ot 2101 Spruoo street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .John names Townscnd,
?ff- li11?80' Wnlnor. will entertain
,!ilii ,,i Ul, non In honor of tholr
"IeoA Jt'ss Jenn Iirooko llllcy, tlauirhter
ti t,' A' Uurt nllc"' t "averford
;n;VillIc:f'. who w"l ''. ono of next
r?J?.n , Hcbutntc''' w' o formnlly
Er..e.ntc.'i society nt n tea which her
a,V".t8', thB Misses Burt, will give nt
their home, 1203 Walnut street, early
m December. MIbs Illley will also bo
tlio guest of honor at a ball on Tuesday.
December 27, nt tho IUtz-Carlton, which
her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Lewis A
illley, of 1609 Spruco street, will glvo
i.. 1"i!?,.""e7 ana iUiss iiuoy win
v 5 ncxi Wednesday for Fishers Island,
.. 1 ., whoro they will spend tho sum
mer at their plnce.
ifl M10 ,v,0(lunB- of Miss Mnrgarct It
MnnMS au,?h,cr of Mr. and Mrs
i vn ni ? Konncd'i and Mr. Kdward
iiaggod Kdge, ehnmbprsburg, on Thuis -
i$i "Vino I6' thn wedding part will In-
elude Mrs John H. Carllslo nn.l Mrs. II.
"nJrlsn Smith as matrons of honor,
TfiS.lAri,ulna. " Kennedy and Miss
Kathcrlno C. Ia n.s bridesmaids. Mr.
Herbert Church will net ns host man,
and tho ushers will bo Mr. Moorhend V
Kennedy, Jr.. Mr H. Hnrrlson Smith.
?TT,A.1,rcdK Sergeant, Mr. Richard
M. Phlllor. Mr. Van Antwerp Loa, Mr
&11, D. Now-bold. Jr.. Mr. Rdwnrd M.
niudle, Mr. K. Paul du Pont. Mr. J.
Tanoy Wlllcox and Mr. Hobcrt L. Wood.
Mr. ana Mrs. Kennedy will entertain the
wedUn? Party at dinner nt Ragged Edge
on Wednesday evening. Juno 15, Which
will bo followed by n small Informal
dance.
Mrs. Albert Lucao, of 320 South
Eighteenth streot, will entertain nt sup
per nt tho Sodgloy Club on Monday evo
".VJ.1 ,Juno 27, m honor of Miss Frances
Wharton Scott, daughter of Mrs. J. All
Btm, cotl- f 2201 Pine streot, who
will bo married to Mrs. Tucas' son, tho
Rev. Albert Hawloy Lucas, on Wednes
day afternoon, Juno 29, nt .1 o'clock, in
St. Marks Episcopal Church, Locust
abovo Sixteenth street Tho guests will
Includo tho bridal party
Miss Katharlno H. Coffin daughter
of Mrs. Ocorgo Wlnthrop Toirin. of
Meadowbrook rond, St. Davids, whoso
engngoment hns been announced to Mr.
Stanley A. Welsh, of tho Aldlne, will
entertain at dinner at her home on Wed
nesday evening, Juno IS, in honor of
Miss Doris Ilnvcn Miller, daughter of
Mr. Frank T. Miller, of Ardmore. and
Mr. Wendell Ilnrrls Clark, of Chicago,
who will bo married at 8 o'clock the
following evening In the Church of the
Redeomor, liryn Mawr Mlm Coffin will
attend Miss Miller as maid of honor and
tho guests will Includo tho bildal party
Silas Miller will entertain ns her guest
next wock Miss Harriet Rldgcwnv. of
Chicago : Miss Eleanor Klmmons, of St
Ix)Uls, and Mrs, Frederick Sollnoo, of
Mew York. Miss Rldgoway and Mls3
Simmons will attend Miss Miller as
bridesmaids
Mrs. J. Hnlgh Dalngerfteld, of Rydal,
has been entertaining as her guests for
several weeks her mother, Mrs. Peter
Dlllard. and her sister. Mrs. Kent Shen-
pard, and her children, Miss Adela Shep
pard nnd Mr. Benjamin Shopparil, of
Rocky Mound, Va who will return to
their home tomorrow Mr. and Mrs
riilngerfleld will lenvo early in July for
Blddcrford Pool, Me. where they will
Join Mrs. Edward Strlbllng, of Nor
folk. Va., nt her cottage Mr and Mrs.
D&lngerflcld linvo Just returned from a
visit to Atlantic City
Miss Elizabeth Wear, daughter ot Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joseph Walker Wear, of tho
Maples, Chestnut Hill, will shortly leao
for Boavcr Camp, Hast Union, Me.,
where sho will spend the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Lo Conte and
Mrs Lo Conto's daughters. Miss Susan
H. Stewart, MIps Mary II. Stewart, .Miss
Lillian Stewart, and her sonH, Mr Wil
liam H. Stownrt and Mr. Antonio V
Stewart, Jr., 2000 Spruce street, will
leavo early next month for liar Harbor,
Mo to spend tho remainder of the
summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L Nevlll Smytho and
rwjMMIlMHll1
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DINNER
62D & WALNUT STS.
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Meenehan s Special, $1,50
iMbstir Thermldor
Deviled Crab
Filet of Sije Tar, Sanee
Otimv rnslno
Saratoga I'otatoei
Veal Steak a la Meenehan, $1,25
irwKnl Veal Steak
Frrnch Fried (m(oh
.Vcui .'ustolu I'otatoei
Cold Meat Platter, $1.25
Cold Cuti with Chicken
Fotato Salad
Cold Roast Sirloin of Beef,
Potato Salad, 00c
Soft Shell Crabs, Tartare Sauce,
75c
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At all our Stores i
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Used successfully for over && century.
Mado under sanitary conditions from clean, r1-"
milk, with extract of our epeclally malted grain.
Tito 1'ocxl-DrlnU Is prepared by itirrlatf tha powder In water.
Infants and Children thrive on it. Agrees with
the weakest stomach of the Invalid and Aged.
Invigorating us a Quick Lunch at homo or office.
Ask For and Get IHHoiiick'S
thus Avoiding Imitations
SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Sam. Pr!c
EVENING VVBtlO
1
MBliii4
MISS ISABELLA WANAMAKER
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
II. Wnnomakcr, whoso marriage to
Mr. ,1. Howell Ciimmlncs, Jr., will
talco placo this afternoon at 1
o'clorlt
1 , , ...
' !'icirni,aHn,cr. Mlpfl "ortha V. Smylhe.
"f.,,1?" um,ml,t avenue. Chestnut Hill
"' 1 c ,lfl"?r I""-1, of Ls month
ft? pripo May where t hoy will spend
tho "ummcr at tholr cottago.
Miss Caroline F. Graham, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. W Gra-
,,,.' "f.. ur o avenue. Chstnut
Hill, will leavo tho latter p.irt if this
month for Eaat Union, Mo. wh.ro so
will spend tho summor at Beaver Camp
-trMrs' WllllnII,J, Ploldlng Wilcox, of
Wiiwa, Piu, calif A for England last week,
whero sho will spend tho summer with
her brother-in-law, Brigadier Ooneral
Edward Bornard-Hankcy, nnd Mru. Bar-nard-Hankoy.
.. Jfr' 'in.d, Mrs- jr- Stovonson Eaaby nnd
their chlldron and Mrs. E.isby'n brother.
Mr. Sponccr Sergeant Largo, 2119 Pino
street, novo takon tho houso of Mr and
Mrs. Clifford Pomberton. Jr.. nt 28 Sum
mit avenue, Chestnut Hill, for tho sum
mer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pomborton w 111 spend
tho summer nt Muscongas Bay, Mb.
Tho wedding of Miss Graco Ellen
Miles and Mr. Wcndel W. Warner was
solemnized at noon today at tho brldo's
home. On their return from a wedding
trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Warner will llvo at
11 fl South Fifty-clghth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nowman, of 1C29
Nedro avonuo, Fern Rock, nro celebrat
ing the, ninth anniversary of their mar
rlago by a short trlii to thn cnfnvm
Mountains.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Taylor Speak
man, of this city, announce th engage
ment of their daughter, Mis Emma
Goodell Decker, and Mr. Lo Roy Mel
vlllo Yost, of Xorrlstown, Pa
Mr and Mrs. Georgo Jnckhon, of 1110
McKoaii street, announce tlu- tngago
mont of their daughter, Miss Reglna T.
JnckHon. to Mr. William H. Rvder Tho
woildlng will tnko plnmi Wednesday,
Juno 29, at 5 o'clock, at tho Chuich of
tho Epiphany, Eleventh and Jackson
streets Monslgnor Nash will officiate.
Mies Jnrksuu will be attended by hor
sister. Miss Francis J. Jackson, and her
brother, Mr Joseph B. Jackaon After
a wedding trip to .Vow York, tho bride
and brldegioom will llvo at 2233 South
Twelfth street.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs Thomas Mitchell, of
Dunmore. Pa., announco the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Frances Mitchell
to Mr William H Barthmalor, Jr , son
of Mr. and Mrs. William II Barthmalor.
of this city, on Wednesday at St. Mary'n
Church, Dunmore, Pa After nn ex
tended wedding trip Mr and Mrs. Wil
liam 11. Barthmaier, Jr , will bo at homo
at Bridgeport. Conn.
niOTin'i.AYs
All,kv 12". Morris & Pamyunk Ayu.
Alhambra Mat. Daily at J. V.vt.. 6.: & 0
M Rin Turpln In "A Hmull l"oii Iilol"'
T Dun Turplu In "A biiuill T"""., ,,lol
W. All-Star Cast In "Homcono 111 JIou.i
T All-Btar Cant ill "Nnuuiouo .In. ""'?,,
r .Win. 8. Hart, "O'SIuIIpj- uf Mountrtl''
fl Wm H. Hart. "O'Mulley of Mounted
ALLEGHENY,
Trnnktora & Al'eulicny
at. Dally 1".13. r.vm ntH
M. D. W. arlfllth'H "Drviim btrctt '
D w, arlfllth'H "Dream Mi-crt"
W U. W. Gririlth'M "l).-iiim htret-t"
T. D. W. OrltlUh'a "Urcnm Street
J.' l). W, Urllllth'u "Ilriitm Strrvt"
H. V. W. Orltnth'H "l)ttim Mtroet"
ADAI I O WD . THO.Na'&ON STS.
TKJL.L-.KJ MATINl.il DAILY
M Norma Tnlmadfs In "(food lleferencyt"
T. Nurma Talmailt-o In "l"id Ili-fcri-iii n"
W f'nrlvlo lilnckn-rll. "l'llK" Mittn"
T Mtim.iurlco'H "PajliiK tlu l'lpi-r"
K. ntiiniurlco'8 "Pn1nit tho Piper"
H. All-Star Cant. "PurtnerH of tin- Tlild"
ADPAniA CHESTNUT Ilel. 10TH
i-rfLJ U- in a. M TO 11 tti P. M.
M Hert Uvtcll, "A Mi-nhukc 1'roin Miirn"
T. Bort I.ytoll In "A Moim.uio Prom .MnrB'
W
uort Mtou in ' .iiiOiRaue rrom Jinm"
T. rtort Lvtoll In
'A .Ml-Shavn lfin MiiTh
V. ijcrt Lytell In '
S. Ilort Lytcll In '
A MfHMgo lYoni Mnrs"
'A Modsam From .Mars"
AQTHR FIIANKLIN & aiRARD AVB.
-0 i Jl MATINEE DAILY
M CJoorco Mclfonl's "Tlio Vnltli Ilcalcr"
T Oooreo Molford-s "Thn IMItli Ilf.ilor"
W.- Ocow Molfard'n "Tho Ivilth HenliT"
T "Whnt'H Yoar HITo Worth"
r. "wiuit's 'iour vtro wiirt n?"
S "Wl'iit'd Yoar Wlf Worth7"
BALTIMOREAS"
.M Ilcn Turpln in "A Smull Town Idol"
T titn Turpln In "A hniull Tonn Idol"
W Ji-an PiUca In "JllafJt lleniit "
T -Jimn Pulno In "lllutls Ik-aiitj"
1" Allco Urady In "Out of thn Cliorm'
S Allco llrudy lu "Out ot tho t'lioni',"
RPMM MTIl AND WOODLAND AVE.
UI.J - M1N MATINnu DA1LV
M. Mio Murray ln "Tlio Cllded Mlj "
T Mae Murroy In "Tho (llldwl Ml"
W Jlw Murray In "Tlio Glided Lily"
T. W a. llart. "O'.Mivllej of thn .Mountnl"
, iV' ' ,1Urt VO'-Mnllcy of tho Mounteil"
B W B. Hart, "O'Mallw ot the .MouutrJ"
RI UFRIRD I,roal & Sus, A-
I3IVJIDirL Corrtlnuoui. a to 11
M "NomiulH of the North"
T Hobart lloawurth, In "Hln Own Ijiw"
W LoIh Wobor'a "Wliut'n Worth While
T Loin WBOtr-n
Vliat Worth Uhlln"
V Geortro llehan
t)n Man In n Million"
H Douelus .MacLoan la "Clilcltemi"
Broad St. Casino nroftMAT cd ft ft
M Il Wotor'H "What's Worth While"
T Lois VVeuor'B "Wlmt'a Worth WIMo"
W Man Maran In Little 'I'mld Ladi"
T Evil Novak In "Tho Mnmrt Set"
V rioronce Vldi In "IIimii Ueiel"
S Wm. B, Hart, 'O'Mallcy of tlio MounteiP
BROADWAY BTaos"rorPAM:
m n w
T I) W.
--1) w
Clrinith'i "J)nnm Sirret'
Orlffllh'H "IrTouiii htrxt'
Irlinth'rt "lire mi Street'
T - J i Mlllo'j "Whnt P,er Wmiiiin Kiioivm"
r Ho Ml. In h "Wliut l..erjr mil in Known"
S Do MIIIVb "Mint Kierj Wnmiin Kiiohh"
PAPITHT 7" MAHKET ST.
r-i i iwl. jo a , , i, ii t .
Sk COMPANY r
, M Mnrtiro Kennlv 'Tim IIIkIhx lllihle'r"
T- Mudtf- Kennedi, "Hie IlliheHt lllddrr"
W Mudtro Kenni". "The lllthrst llldiler"
T Miulu.' Kennody, "Tlio lllnliesl lilitder"
lf--Midiri Kenii'd, 'The IIIrIipsI IIIiIiIit"
S Mwdiro Konnnl) "Tlio lllnhet IIIiUIit"
COI ONIAI 0tn' A Sliiplewood Ae.
M nillott Dexter In "The .MUhlnir Hour"
T nill-.f Doxter In "The H Krhhie Hour"
V -KIM. at Dnkl r In "The HlhhliK H,,!!r"
TDouilon ricl,i,iii. "The lloiiiehtretrh"
-I'ilna Mii'r.Min "The ilomeetritrh"
b -Douglaa Maul.oan, "The llomvnlretdi"
DARBY THEATRE niiy"
M fleorgo Arliiia In "Tho Ie"
T QeorKO ArllM In "The Deill"
V,'. All-Htar Cant It; "Kartlihouiid"
T. All-Htar Cant In "ICartliuoiiud"
P. Eutn jD'llrlen In 'IVwar und Home"
B. Busenij O'llrUn In "Il'way and Uotn"
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, ltftfKDAY, JUNE 11, 1921
" 1 4
MISS WANAMAKER TO
WED J. CUMMINGS, JR.
Daughter of William H. Wana
maker to Be Married at Cal
vary Church Today
hA,iild.ln' of socIal Importance will
in 8i,m?.lzrd nt 4 "'clock this afternoon
Hi.t.i ,r.y Presbyterian Church,
iJJi, n "t?"1' '-ocust streets, when Miss
in, i Mr TarV,?1ma,pr' laughter of Mr.
S? inlhi,,W,l"nm " Wnnnmakor, Jr
Sn.n?ihllln,1.,McnUfi- Merlon, will be-im2-th?
brldo of JIr L Howell Cum
VrSi nV;' "?" of Mr- ftnd Mrs. J.
Howell Cummings. of tho Wellington.
.i. i?.?er?m?ny. wl" '0 Performed by
the Roy. J. a MncCnllum. Tho brldo,
whp will l.o given In marriage by hor
father, will bo nttlrcd In a gown of
Zx ",lu,."in, raanioned on simpm
effectively ' trimmed with point
Her veil nt iili (,!,.), n,M,,to
lace.
tO thO end Of the trnln nt untlti n,l lor...
will bo surmounted by a spray of ornngc
blossoms. She will carry a shower hou
(luot of lilies of the valley and whlto
gardenias.
mIr;?;.'?Jr,lck,W' Kcltn- f Chicago,
will nttend Miss Wanamaker as matron
of honor. Sho will wear a frock of
gray chiffon, veiled with gray Inco. Her
hat of horsehair Btraw of tho same
shade Is trimmea with flowers. She
will carry a bouquet of orchids. Miss
Loulso Wannmnker will nttond her sis
ter as rnald of honor. Sho will wear o
frock of hydrnngea blue chiffon and
lace. Hor hat of Neapolitan straw of
tho name huo will be trimmed with blue
flowers, and she will carry a bounuot of
spr ng flowers and orchids. Tho brides
maids will Includo Miss Alma Wnna
maker, Miss Elizabeth arlbbol. Miss
Mary Ellzaboth r.lllott mi rnrin n
Cummings, Mips Elonnor F. Cummings
miu .uiMi ienoro A ilcCall. Thoy Will
bo slml arly attired In frocks of orchid
plnlc chiffon and laco, and tholr hats ot
orchid color straw will bo adorned with
flowers. They will carry arm bouquots
ot spring flowers and orchids.
mIr'..Freid0,r.lclcw- Kolt"- f Chicago-,
will attend JIr. Cummings ns best man.
Tho ushers will includo Mr. Frederick
Rldgway, of Chicago ; Mr. William C.
Hunnemaji, Jr., Mr. Arthur Hlokmnn,
Mr. Charles Roberts. Mr. Douglaa Dar
by, Mr. Arthur E. Pow, Jr., Mr. Joseph
L. Eaatwlck. all of thl3 city, und Mr.
Robert E. Jennings, of Bowling Green,
Ky.; Mr. H. Botsford Young, of Chi
cago, and Mr J. Howard Burton. Jr.,
of New York. A reception will follow
at Woodroyd, tho homo of tho brldo'a
parents at Morion.
LAINE WHITE
nJl0 inawlaBo of Mrs. Mary Cross
Whlto, of Goahcn, N. Y daughtor of
Mrs. Ann Cross, of Indianapolis, Ind.,
arid Dr. Damaso T. lalno, of Havana.
CJiba, will tako place qulotly this evo
nlng at St John's Church, Goshon,
Father McQInnls officiating. Mrs. Whlto
will bo given In marriage by her mother
and attended by Dr. Lalne's dnughter,
Mlas Lnna Lalnc, ns maid of honor. A
small reception at Whlto Oaks Farm,
tho home of tho bride, will follow. After
a wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs. Lalno
will live In Havana.
PURSE VTATZELL
A mnrrlago of Interest will take placo
at 0 o'clock this evening nt St. John's
Episcopal Church, Lansdowno, when
Miss Allco Stntzell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harlnn Pago Statzoll, will bocomo
tho brldo of Mr. Tracy Mell Purso, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Puree, of
Chattanooga, Tonn. The rector of tho
church, tho Rev. Croswoll McBoo, will
officiate. Tho brldo will bo given In
marrlago by her father and will wear a
whlto satin gown embroidered in pearls,
and a Dutch cap of laco. Sho will
carry lilies of tho volley and baby or
chids Sho will be attended bv Mrs.
Richard B. P Forrest as matron of
honor, who will wenr a laco gown over
pink llk, with bluo girdle nnd hat. Miss
Suo Suddards. ot Wynnewood. maid of
honor, will wear whlto laco over cream
silk, with a hat of ashes of roses. Tho
hrldesmnhln will Includo Miss Catharine.
Cox, of Roxborough : Miss PocohoTitns
L.lp3coinb, of Richmond, va. : Miss Doro
thy Edwards. Miss Marian Mlshler, Miss
I'HOTOrLAVH
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FMPRP JLV1N ST. M,VNAYU.N1C
,. iXLJJ MATINKn DAILY
?-' P w OrlfBth's "Drown Htrcot"
f U W Urlfllth's "llrrnni Street"
rrH TP w- Urllllth'ji "Dr,-nm btrcrt"
f- V.110 Murray In "Tlio iJlidwl Lll"
1 Mho .Murray In "rho (lUrtnl lily"
S- Mao .Murray In "Tub (illiltMl ljl"
FAIRMOUNT -mnS!aj
Ave
ILY
FAMIf Y THDATnD tail Market 8t.
,,,. . A M TO MIDNhlHT
All-star Cast In "Tho T.ure of Eirypt"
W
i: V? '-r1? ln IWU3- linn otil"
,',- ;" .uurray in "lni tillilwl Lily"
1 iJouglRii Palrhonha In "Tho Nut"
" ro, H. Hart in "Tlio Deiort .Mnn"
t ,- ,..:..-" . -'""""" ?-"i"
56TH ST THEATIIE Holow Spruoo
,V n MATINEE DAILY
JJ ..T.ho Rn Ambition"
?-Tm1.,10.,,ou1 '" Amhltlon"
V. Viola Dana ln "Illiuluiuill"
.. T.Ol vo Tall In "flollK-."
t Noinm Talrnadeo lu "Piwrton Vlawer"
a, Norma Talmadjo In "l"ulon nowrr"
FRANKFORD "7:3 avenue0"15
ii ,1,'-if.,nr Cnt In "I'nclo Tom'i oliln"
?.. A1 '-Star Cast In "Unolo Toui'm Ciihln"
t A""'S".r ,tat ." "Wnclo Toin'n Cnhln"
"7. ? r' naer' y" YeurN- Had Luck"
l LouUo aiaum ln "I Am (,nllty'-
h Loulio aiaum In "1 Am HiUltj"
GLORF BK)1 MARKET ST.
m Y ,i 2 80 0 30 to 11
?!; ,'Jinmortoln, "Pleaarti .swker"
L. Hammorsttin. "Pliannro r,rKcr"
:X "J,1"' iV,1,"0" ln "Itraviirunci-"
i' iZ.J. A,tll3n In "i:trnnnrnDn"
K'hn Jurr n ln A t,'D'l' Tivu Idol"
b. Bon Turpln In ". Small Tnvu Idol"
GRANT 4022 aiHAIlD AVE.
MATINFE DAIIT
MDougla3 Talrbonloi in '"Tho Nnt"
rDouslas Fairbanks In "The Nut"
r "r;'",1"0 S''n I" "I Am liillt"
5 iwn KOd ';aney. "Outlrto the Ijiw"
I?ta" ani1 Chiinoy "OuUldc the I,u"
GREAT NORTHERN ,.,.ro?,VVl.KM9
,M "Ton floors lu "orilrer 'flCfl" ' "
', 'm Mooro In "(llllrcr (Ifil)"
,r " ., Tom Mooro In "Ollleer Bfirt"
o f,,vrt itll n "Tllv M Blenillnir Ijidi"
a flort Cytell la "flio MlslemllnS ijld,"
JUMBO
PHONT 8T f. niP.ltD AVE
T Tl..- r."-iVr "-.'.'"'. " ' '"""'.TH. '
... .-, ;;"" " xiampinn'8 --iiie nuier"
1 "Si.t"iIy $ tCvna nich' "hunnet Jone"
I-Tri Tl,M,nli,urn.'.Th.0 Ko"' ' I-onilon'
K Ail-Star Cast. "The llutterilr Olrl"
IMPERI AI , T WALNUT
I. J .VI-' at - 3(1 Cw. 7 & 0
M. I). y. Griffith in "Dream Htreel"
7,,lh W Orlfllth In 'Iire.uii Stnt"
f'.P- ,w- CJrirftih In "Dmun strevt"
&H- Jv' Orlfllth in "Dn.im Street"
S- W. Orlfllth In "Dream Street"
-D. W
Orlfllth In "Druiin Street"
LeKlph Pnlnr Oormantown Ae and
M - Mno Murray tn "The l.llilrd I,l"
''-J'"'! Murray In "The Ollded 1,11
HalPh Incn'B "The Hlithent Law"
r? "7.U,,,,J5 lnco' "The HluheHt Law"
u-1!," T"1,1'1" ln "x s""11 T"n Idol"
B Ilun Turpln In "A N inn 1 1 Town Idol"
LIBFRTY OAD ft l-OI.I'MIIIV AV.
71 I, . MAnviit: nwi.v
M,J.Iouf I f ters In "The flrent ll-,.,-nirr"
, T I'oarl Wiltu In "lleinnd 1'rlee"
i ;!1c,n Tllrl,,n '" "A -'"ill T.ihii ldl"
1 Hebu Dnnl-U In ")url,N iiikI Kriil,,."
I, I.oulse Olouni In "I iu llullU"
H Tom Mix In "A llldln' Itonwo"
O VERBROOk"031 " l Wr
Sn,I,!'n Turpln, "A Smnll T.ihii Idol"
... T Hun Turpln "A Small 'J nun Idol"
. -LoiiHtanca Tolma'lR. MJood HpferriireH'
T, Coimtanco Talmadm- '(i.kh! lleferemeH'
' --John Iliirryni.o. "ItnflleH"
H Dous-ina MacLenn. 'The Home Strrleli"
PAI ACF l-H maukut'ktJuict"
w ,, V in " io ii r m.
I D V. Orlttlth's "Drentn Street"
7.. IT. W nrlfilth'a "Dream Street"
JJ D. W, Orlfflth'. "Dream Street"
S- X- 2r '.W "I'renm Stree
?'5' iV 9fnth' "Dreuin Street"
8. D. W. QrlfntrVa "Dream Street"
m ,V"Kn i-orirs "THo Unit or loutli"
. r; cnay .Toarlo In "Society Hnohs"
i- 1"iino,?,ur,1r. !'.' ';T1o IHuil Lily"
' Hart "O-Mttlfey of tho jlountrd"
H. Porcy .Standing. "Tim flrent Du"
Photo by Vanity Pn'r Studios.
Alfrn Draw Cook,
MISS ISAIIEL OTtAZKIt
Who was the guest of honor nt a
lnrpo danco last evening at tho
IMilladclplila Cricket Club, given
by her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Dougherty,
of Cross Uoads, Wynroto
Elizabeth Read and Miss Janet Kfnll,
of LanBdowne. Their dresses will be
pink chiffon and cream lace, with hats of
pink and, like tho matron nnd maid of
honor, thoy will carry bouquots of swoct
poas, roses, larkspur and snapdragons.
Tho sister of the brldo, Miss Adolo Stat
rell, who will bo flower girl, will wear a
frock of pink chiffon with blue saah and
a large pink hat. Tho basket will bo
filled with spring flowers. Mr. Paul
Stownrt. of Chattanooga, will bo best
man, and tho ushers will Includo Mr.
Robert Statzoll and Mr. Hnrlun P. Statz
ell, Jr, brothers of tho bride; Mr. Rich
ard B. P Forrest, of Lansdowno : Mr.
Richard O'Gormnn, of Provldenco, R. I. ;
Mr Edward Y Chnpln. Jr., and Mr. Ed
ward Sptars, of Chattanooga: Mr. Gor
don Smythe, of Gennantown, and Mr.
Thomas A. Budd, of this city. A rcoep
tlon at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Statsell
will follow. After nn extended wedding
Journoy Mr. nnd Mrs. Purse will llvo
in East Orango, N. J.
LONEY HERSHEY
Miss Miriam Virginia Hershoy. daugh
tor of Mr. and Mrs John Coloman Hor
shey, of tho Lindens, Walllngford, will
bo married at 5 o'olock this aftomoon
at tho Walllngford Prosbytorlan Church
to Mr Lincoln Russell Loney, son of
Mr and Mr-. Lincoln W Lonoy, of this
city, the Rev Edwin Ellsworth Rlloy,
pastor of tho church, officiating. The
bride, who will bo given In marrlago by
her father, will bo attended by four
bridesmaids, who Include Miss Mnrguer
Ito Magllton. of Walllngford, nnd her
three sisters, Mrs. IDops HutchlnBon
Vincent. Miss Janot Spenr Hershey nnd
Miss Sarah Frances Horehoy. Mr. Vin
cent will bo tho bridegroom's bost mnn,
and tho ushers will Include Mr. Palmor
Brloe Rawley, Mr. Thomas E. Roos
and Mr. William Horace Blnns. all of
this cltv. After a reception at tho Lin
dens, Mr. and Mrs Loney will loavo
for a wedding journey, and upon tholr
roturn will bo at home on Park nvonue,
Colllngswood, N J., for tho remainder
of the summer,
O'NEILL MELLON
An Interesting wedding wns solemnized
at half after lo o'clock this morning In
Our Mother of Good Counsel Church,
Bryn Mawr, when Miss Marlon Mellon,
daughter of Mrs Frank P. Mellon, of
Bryn Mawr. became the brldo of Mr.
Frank P O'.VUIl, of Molroso Park,
Father Herron. rector of thn ehnreh
performed tho coromony. Tho bride, who
was given In marrlago by hor brother.
niOTUI'LAYS
PRINCFSS 1018 MAKKCT STHKET
-M. All-star Cast In "Pucun I.oio"
,,,. , l..r ,,n" Urlfllthn tn
... 'It Isn't Ilclni: Dono lliN .Sfiinmi"
T li7.?U uVJ,c xon .'." ,"1 hv 'ijihead"
i. 1103.10 Uarr SLAle. "Iho llreUilnit Point"
1ur.?arl Whl, " "Uond Price"
:"n ni'" lr "Ub
Harry Carey In "Th
io Wiilloo"
RIALTO Gll-VNTOWN AVENUE
MlXSn.r....A.T TUI.P1JHOCKEN ST
Tu.J,',ll,,e? "flil In 'rilic Ino Special''
W
um .ioora in 'llic tirrnt Accdent"
i, xx- S VPa a")'pl' cast, "llmu Hurl"
S-ii- 3' ""' " !'i!w "J .Mounted"
a. W. S Hart. "O'Mnllry of tho .Mountnl"
REGENT HANKCT ST. Dolow 17TII
w , , " A. M, to 11 P. M.
-r i-.' .'" Phn ln "''"fwis of nito"
-p;iliU,I'"na ln ' I'UKPotii of Fnto"
l.-Y. J)in'1 '" "I'liPPfts of Koto"
SCTvinl? .'""" '." .. "W'ft-f Of PtttO"
" V'Qla Dani In "Puppet,, of ruto"
RUBY MAIlKET ST- "nLOW 7TII
. KM- ::siWr',0'iiM"
W i Ityt.01 i .X'ic Krtro of Ilomptlmi"
T -Irin.K1'"- ,T'", lrir ' Hnl'mpt on"
n .oncn Jalmadcf. "(lo,Hl Itefwmr"
H, Conatnnco Tu mu.Vi " ,d Kofrreners"
SAVOY I2U J"ItKET STREET
, ,.i, . ., H A il- TO MIDNIGHT
M "llol, Hampton of I'lnrrr"
!',H HnmpK.n of l'laeer"
, "Ilnl Ilmnmnii, of I'liirrr"
iv Uort I-Jtell In -Th,, MlidlnB Im,U"
b Ufrt IaWH lit "flu. MWtwullnir Ijid,"
bHERWOOD $ 2n.niVsvo
SI. Dounliif Pilrhankfl In "The Nut"
T,.-00""'' Fair! ink m "The Nut"
m "i-V'10 Murray lu "The fillill IMy"
rr?a -Murray In "The fillded Ijly"
f-Ai''.tar Ctv,lt !n .'.'Ji10 C'0" of Vouth"
H All-Btar Cant In "The Call i,f Vouth"
STANLEY
M Mary Pn kfoid
T Marv pick ford
V Mary Plikfor I
T Marj- Plvkford
, Vary Plekford
S. Marv Plekfo-d
MARKET AT 1UTII
M to 11 -15 P. M
"Througli Hack Door"
"Ihroiuh Hack Door"
"Tliroincli Hack Door"
"Throufrti lliuk Door"
"Tll-OIIZh ILllk ll.vnr"
"Throuwh Ihuk Door"
STANTON MU'KKT Mioio 10TH
M "I intermix llinlniN"
T "Ihinirrroiw lluliieNi"
W "l(ini:eroiN llulnei,"
T "DaiiKeroiiH I1iii.Iih'k"
1 "IKingrroim llulnrr,"
S - "DniwerwiH llittlm-i"
333 MARKET..TK IWFy
M OeorKe M. Iford'a "The V'alth Ilrnlcir"
T Ot-orro Mclfor!',. "The Ilth Ileiiler'
V,' Qeiirn M'lfor.ls. "The IV.llh Holler"
r. t.oU tVolier , "To., VIe Wlien"
V Loin Weber "Tim, Wlw Wlven"
H Lola Weber h "loo Wle Wlvm"
VICTORIA MAHKET STb OTH
M I'o i Nnurl In
"fijlUHV lllootl"
"0)ly Illood"
"(Ijp-r llm,l"
"flMw Illood"
"ll)!!HV Illonat"
"tisim Illood"
T l'oia Ni-b.-I In
W l'ola V-irrl In
T Vola Nik-rl In
I' Pola N. Krl In
S -l'.ili N.urrl In
RIALTO at West Cheater
M Mv Muna In "The Ollded I.lli"
T -Man Murrij m "The t.lldel i,,
V - Mr nnd Mri HiltoM.n "Tln IImIk"
r.Mri-"','!1 Mr,", ,1',1,,.." "I''n a,l"
r Mallae.. ni l.l in "Une Mxrlii'"
-WilUr.. It. 1,1 In "Ia,o SiMTlal"
IDLE HOUR at West Chester
Xi.-V" 'V,1,'.-" n ,'" ."Ilrnvnisnnre"
1 Mio AHIhoii In "l:truiiminee"
Vll-rtar east In "It's a Oreit life"
T All-t..r nt In "IIS n Oreat Mfe"
1' Allie llrnde In "Out of the fherii."
S Allco Ilra.U In "Out of the O ori ""
The NlXON-NIRDLINCtTRi;
THEATRES
BELMONT ,V-'P A1IOVU MAItKl'.T
n)1 A!U " ,,r', ' I" ""' ' ll'e f'honn"
Vi-'Vf" V.""1.4 '" "0llt "f "' Vhon"
S - Allee Hindi' In "Out or tlio Chorus"
T -Mae Mar.h In "Nol.odr'i Kid"
J'. Ma Mareli in "Nobody, KM"
B. Ma Marh ln "Nobody', KW"
Mr. Geortro Mellon, wan attended by her
sister, Mrs. Francis Lnuronco Pack, as
matron of honor. Tho bridesmaids In
cluded Mies Dorothy Mellon, sister of
tho bride, and MIrb Katharine O'Neill,
sister of the bridegroom. Mr. Joseph
I O'Neill brother of tho bridegroom,
acted as best man. Tho ushers included
Mr. John O'Neill, Mr, Arthur Otolll.
Mr. Patrick Carroll and Mr. Francis
Laurence Pack, brother-in-law of tho
bride. A reception followed at Brum
bawn, the homo of tho bride's mother.
REYNOLDS HAVEY
The marrlago of Miss Jane Elizabeth
Havey, dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
F. Havcy, of S42.1 Anderson street,
Chestnut Hill, to Mr. George W Rey
nolds, of Camden, will take placo at
7 o'clock this ovcnlng In tho Tioga Pres
byterian Church, Sixteenth and Tioga
streets. Tho Rev, Robert E. Llttell, D.
I?, pastor of the church, will perform
tho ceremony nnd Mr Hnrvcy will glvo
his dnughter In mnrrlage. Miss Ger
trude Reynolds, tho bridegroom's sister,
will nttend the brldo ns maid of honor,
nnd Mrs. Dennis Hlmmennnn as matron
of honor The bridesmaids will Include
Mrs. Gustave Aberlo, Miss Elsie Hol
ton, Miss Mnrgarct Park and Miss Isa
bel Spcrlng. Little Miss Betty Boogher
will bo tho flower girl and Master
Charles Boogher will act as ring bearer.
Mr. Henry Lewis will not ns best man,
and the ushors will Includo Mr Edward
O. Lamb. Mr. Derby Weston, Mr. How
ell II. Howard, Mr. Treat P. Andrew and
Mr Georgo H. Woodward. A reception
will follow tho coremony at tho Rltteti
houso Hotel. Aftor n wedding trip
through Europo Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds
will bo at homo In Merchantvllle, N. J.
KERR JAMJESON
Minn Aimon stnwnrt Jamleson. daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. John L Jnmicspn,
of 1007 Cayuga street, will bo married
to JIr Arthur ai. Korr tnis oveninK i"
tho Wnkeflsld Prosbytorlan Churoh, of
G-crmnntown. Tho ceromony will be
performed by tho Rev. Earl B. Miller
and tho Rev. Hugh McCronc, pastor of
tho church, and will bo followed by a
reception at tho Polham Club. The
matron of honor will bo .Mrs. C E.
Idell, nnd tho bridesmaids Include Miss
Margaret Kerr, Miss Margaret De Cour
sey and Mrs. Linn Dalloy. Mr. Kerrwlll
have- tho brother of tho brldo, Mr. Wal
laco C. Jamleson. as best man, and tho
ushers will bo Mr. Edward Wright, Mr.
Ralph McClay, Mr. Dttnnld IIIIhco and
Mr. Robert Jamleson. Mr. and Mrs
Kerr will go to Europo on their wedding
trip.
LYNCH NORRIS
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning nt 0-30 o'clock In tho Church
of St. Francis do Sales. Forty-soventh
ntrcet and Springfield avonuo. when Miss
Ellzaboth T Norrla, of 1010 South For-ty-slxth
streot, becamo tho brldo of Mr.
Consider the
Name of tlie
Maker and
the Fitter
VV HEN you buyyour next
corsets. One determines
the length of satisfactory
service; the other your
style and comfort.
The Corset Shop
121 S. THIRTEENTH ST.
Around the Corner on Sanjom St.
Every fitting roceives the
personal attention of
Miss Pauline Campbell
(Formerly with Miss Kater)
rilOTOI'I.AVS
COLISEUM M?rifrt 00th A 60th
M Vav t ; , ,.J :3 ttnd . -30 to 11
-Max Llnrtr.
C Toar'n In
Neon c,in Iliid l.nrU"
T-(lre,n and Mason. Th.Moort Had fe"
1 -rien and Miinon. "Tho Oool I Sd ml
H -Mario Doro in "MhUiliht'! Jamlwli.''
f"h It . . ..."..
n Milton Sells in "n o fv. IV" ..
n -...- - u lit i nn iiiitii Britu.
NIXON 5'D AXD MAnKET STS"
y r:ks: -t hssnki 9
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lrA!!2"" r-H"L'" "I'jwnnte"
RIVOLI r,2I) R "A.5"pM"r
M Erillh Si. .-V.'VW'-'.'Vrj "AII.Y
T -Edith torv in "file fl ,1 )""'
STRAND ""MANTOW.V AVE.
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Orlffith'a "Drean MiCT,'..
irirtitn-B "Dream mrl:
Orlff th a
'Ireum Street"
WEST ALLEGHENY A1"'h -"""
iJ All-Btnr t'o't "Tin. rSll ...
-Thomas Moluhan
'The
'The
KaoI
Krtny ItoaU"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O. A.
Nova, Holt nd l.lttl., mi,,.., ,. ..
t -t ' Wr M..k" ' -'uure
ras'aa
nil Houl"
ml Slml
"line. In "Ilody
nnd Viiil'
JEFFERSON ??"l ,
MATIN-IT
SPRUCE C0T$??Kr
M It Goodwin Hi "OlUer TuVnDiA'
T nileen rercy In "Th. T...!.,'' .'
Amf5
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COMPANY r Jt
CEDAR Ctrr" CEOAIl AVENUE
M -Do.orca raMln.ll.V'WluiAf U"ht"
u"rDes -'lnHI. Tho in,ldVn L 5 t"
T IvS.nwny -T,,ul0 "lilrrlnit DilU"
f O. Curwod's "I,ohl or Trull's I-Sd"
a -J O. Curwood'B "Ifcobof, or TJ. J.,
LEADER 4lST L'V-VCASTEJt AVE.
t'-mV' W ' "AolfiiDr
TS4fflRxS ;'t siisa jI-
LOCUST M;?0 A "CUHT STnCKW
IffiiplI
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AURORA 2132 ,1nnnnton AvT
vjermantown "l aSIv"','-1" ,wn Ave
T Na. IIo,t((.n,, I ,,e M.cKe Mo,
f -o K Voumr- "fit'A,' -T""' ;ri"
W Hi ii Turpln "A Hm ii !rrnm InrU"
r --I.O.HNO aiBum. "I Am flj, h, . "
S -! Kre.lor.ck "MlMrA.A?r "shenVe"
l I 1
PARK '"ff'rins sr
M -lion Turplti n"A Nn ml. Tn" ,0,1.'
T en Turpln In "A Hnmll t, J! !' n ,'
V lumc oinum In '. A,ii fi,ni, '.,ul
T I.OUIKO Olaum In "I Am iVniiV.'.i
1 r"1,. K Vounn In "Stmlirht FrV. A ..
t -Itomarv Theby in 'd ,'von.':!;'
- I-'.
J '
Edward A. Lynch, of No York. Tho
ceremony was performed by Monslgnor
M. J Crnno and tho nuptlat mass was
sa Id bv the Rev. Clinrles 11. MeO nlev.
A wedding breakfast for 100 guests fol
lowed nt tho home of the brldo's par
ents Immediately after the ceremony
xne bride was given In marringo by her
miner, air. Tiiomas J ;s orris, aus.
Robert Leo Porter was matron of honor.
Lieutenant Robert Leo Porter acted as
best mnn. The ushers Included Mr. Mar
tin McLaughlin, Mr. James A Cashman,
air, jonn uauagner nnu air jonn w.
Floyd. After a wedding trip to Lake
Mononk Mr. nnd Mrs. Ljnch will make
tholr homo at 1010 South Forty-sixth
street, whero they will be at homo after
October l.
BRACWAY HENDERSON
Thn marriage of Miss Mary Hender
son, daughter of Judg- George Hender
son and Mrs. Henderson, and Mr John
Snegcr Bradway will be solemnized this
afternoon nt 3.30 o'clock The wedding
will take nlnco In the gardens of Friend
ship Hill Farm. P.ioli, tho summer homo
of juago Jiennerson, inn iwv iiornco
A. Walton, rector of the Church of tho
Good Samaritan, officiating.
Tho bride, who win bo given in mnr
rlnen hv her father, will be attended bv
her sister. Mrs J. Jarden aurnthcr, as
matron or honor airs. J eviti pom
eroy, a cousin of tho bride, and Miss
Margaret Saeger Bradway, a sister of
the bridegroom, will be bridesmaids Mr
J. Jarden Guenther will be best man
Tho ceremony, which will bo witnessed
by members of the two families, will bo
followed by a smnll reception
Scott Motor Company
908 North
Telephone,
Knight
Broad St. II M
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STKAMSIIir NOTICES
EARN
Incoriiorotril 1801
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
Regular Freight Service
PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA
SS "COQUINA" Sailed
A Steamer Jujy 20
(Axrunitniccu Lure ben made for qulrlc dlschnnrB of carto al Uavutl
For hpafo and ltntes Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
Bullitt Buildlnu, Phlln. Pa.
tombnrd BIOO-SIOl-SSIK-BIOS UlIn Sjgl
NAWSCO LINES
S. S. Yalza Now Loading
I'lir 10 North
for
SAN DIEGO. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND
SEATTLE, TACOMA. PORTLAND. ASTORIA '
AND VANCOUVER, B. C.
For Rates and Information
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
Agents V S
135 S. Fourth St., Phila. Phone
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
OCEAN VOYAGE
THE STANDARD OF
THE MARINE WORLD
UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD
Sailings from every port
in America to the lead
ing ports of the world.
Marine Despatch Line
Los Angeles San Francisco
Seattle and Portland
CARGO RECEIVED DAILY AT
IMER 40, SOUTH WHARVES
S. S. West Haven Now Loading
S. S. Henry S. Groves June 25th
I'or Itiitm and Information pp,
Atlantic-Gulf & Pacific S. S. Corp.
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l'hlludrlphU
Irfinihard I.". 1 , , - -.
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL.
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U. tl. ,s. 11. H. 8. I)n,ldon Connt,
I-xuerted lu sun j,,,,,, n ""
for ROTTERDAM
C. B. H. 11. 8. ri. Hr.trrp lino.
Ktpreted to Mill June l(i
AT COKKKKKNCK ItATKS
HarrissJ Macill & Co.. Inr
Now Combination Passcnjrcr
and iToight Ships
last. Luxurious Steamers,
Heliable Freight Ships
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CHE8TNUT HILL
Miss B. Cathnrlno Clark, 0518 I.lnco ?,,;44
drive, entertained nt brldgo on Thurs "
day aftomoon for Miss Rosa B. Ellas, -., ,'
daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs, Joseph Ellas, .
ft lflvVilAh.1 nHil OHMlnnln ui'A.illai ..
whnrte mftrrlncn n Mr TTlntrlier ftrhnum - S i
will tnko place at 30 o'clock on Sat- H
llrrln, nftnrnnftn tittin 10 Itflttca TntHfttt ''
S. Cooke, of Maplowood avenue, will en
tertnln at a dinner party nt tho Ger
mantown Cricket Club for Miss Ella
and Mr. Schaum this ovcnlng.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Susan Fischer, of 2052 Catharln
street, entertained Informally lost eve
ning, when hor gueBts Included Ml8.
Mn V Donnell, Miss Anna Murphy,
Miss Jauo Howard, all of Now York,
nnd Mr. Edward Moore, Mr, William
Condon and Mr, Freddy Buseh, of Yonk
ers, N. Y ; Mr Arthur Van Busklrk and,
Mr Charles Loffman, of New York.
RESINOL
5oofhinq and He&linq
Clears Away Blotches
The motor that actually gains
in flexibility, smoothness and
silence, and develops more
power, with every thousand
miles left behind The
Stearns-Knight motor. Let
us demonstrate for you the
pleasure and comfort of rid
ing in a Stearns-Knight car.
hTKAM.SlIIP NOTICES
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Lombard 3791-2-3; Main
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I'asscnRer and Freight Services
Jrom New York
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PHILADELPHIA to
Christiania, Copenhagen, Golhenbere
viuiniiuini, ncisiiigiors ana Heval
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