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EVENING PUBfilO LEDGER-BHIiADELJPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1921
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SjtANY of us nro interested in the
Mw.emntwWchiwalannounj
nost,nh 25) V tie li;r. Walter
!',. nil often comeh to riilladcl-
rtne (lallguiv. v. -.- , , ,
Efife'K $..cop1 church
IU Baa.She married Mr. Har
""'fn vi-rv TOUiiB. and. several
f..M after his death becjino the wile
'Me Warder. Billy Ilnrroar. who
"Till.. T.nnerfrctn. nnu ins Bioiti
SI llrm?r, who .Mrrlejl Joe
Brown, jU'"w-'e7 the rid
.seriate. Ceicstino VVHruor. -surrinpf'
j j m.rrlncro. made
!cl'r.0.;aMn before lost. 8ho 'hao
wnnMr sister Hetty, and a brother
SXTjr,Iunder;tandth nodnt.
K ot . yet for' tho Head-Mae,
Cntiy marriage, cm u i .'. v v.-.
A JM 4 1 toll-
plice ia '
'' k FTER the celebrations of the Fourth
rt.f Julv there win dc mwt -
rltaus In the way of.gaycty .In thto jnrt
W. world. except1 the. two weddlnjs
hS nro scheduled for this monw.
LaMi Baker M to be married next
ftrto. Jul?..?. !? JV' cn.SrSa
'J v1m o i. iimrnu nnH Andy Van
of at. uoui, wui- ,,r " v.
m.V i .?'" j -" r;r , r. vtaw's
1'
PJt Will Dfl lUUHtVM
&y";eddlngs. or ; rather wddlng.
the country, arc always o prettj,
nrcb. Wayne
nd.lt I ,w P? '" i,
m iv.r ... ,vn.iiivH.
..tlAna nPlfl UUL ui uwoi -- w
k inew -" -.--
them ore ;" ., ,,.n
A great many do not go away tint
..!.. vmi mnv be sure there will
" '"'.." ' rV2.h ih,, marrlanea
(many "- " ,
fpHB Maine and New England re-
I t. ..n.filh nrn fast filllllK UP
tkomh. Every day you heneo! others
fctrlM for the North, and IHMnk the
Sill of severe wnther Inst week
hiitened the departure of many.
VSEr i.t tii.i.iipb nml Cordelia
Duie ro Roing to Fall ui WwJS;
ltMlng tomorrow In Mr. M illlnm EU18
Zli yacht. , Mrs, BWdle. you -
Mmter. was .. ""- --s
Vrdelli came out ,."u. ."""v. f .u
ff .. nni. nf the bridesmaids at the
Dnte'Blddle wedding. M,,
The Frnncls I. dq rents, of 1424
Soruce street, went j ' .
iGi,... TinrW to star nbout two
months. Mrs. Chnrlea nard. Mr.
BcKean uayaru A"" "lB u"us,,wl v"v
"il .,t 1f vonr nml was SO much
Illftd. have gone lip to Seal Harbor.
The Bayards have been going to Seal
u..w for venrs nnd have nn at-
tractive cottage up there. f .
I. Mrs. Allison COll anu uyr wo ""
to today lo aoiunweei "'; "" ""
UfllSOn inyiora niu ohcih. ..."
pntbs, lit usual, in mr niwi
mHROUOiH somo Inadvertency when
'1 ...,tin nf Mr. Arthur Donnldson
'i.i. n .up thin n-opk in connection
with the fact that Arthur Sponcen ylto
died on Monday, was named after- nlra,
the wird late wns used oejore .ur.
8mlth's name. It's Impossible to. say
last how things UK innr uarn".
M. Qmlt), la nnt nnlv nlh'O hut WCU.
nit I im elnd. Indeed, that no 'such
..n. h. hoon niUIffl to' Mrs. Spen-
cer'a grief, for Mrs. Spencer and her
daughters and. in fact, nil of the fam
ily are devoted to .Mr. omun. -"'"
Bnncr u-na MIsq Acnes Smith. . lie
lhtdin this citv when not on explor
ing expeamons. mil iniciy nn nuiuii o
Ana Vo hin Knnlln. Pa. Ho has
ba epgigeil in explorations off nnd on
a lSl:nil lins penetrated inio uu
known parts of Africa. His expeditions
hare Ken under tne auspices i iu
Briii rnnpiim. which nlso nmvlded a
ttitt f cientlsts to trnvci wun mra.
fft has written n numoer or mngnziuc
irtlcles and his book, "Tiirqugn un
known Countries." Is widely read.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur U Morgan, of
iwllnr. w va announc me cn
r.mcnt nt thpir ilauullter. Miss Mary
Danor Morgan, aud Mr. David Alex
Jider Kay. of West Chester. Pa. ,.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Dixon. Jr., of
BrMn Point. Md.. nro entertaining a
Eousa party over tho week-end. Among
m guests irom tnw cuy nro huhs ju
lechln Crlaneld. Minn Mnrenret N. Paul.
Ifr. Cooper Smith nnd Mr. John Zane.
prs. uixon win do rememDoren as mish
111 la H. Crlsfleld, daughter of Mr. nnd
irs. j. a. rearce (Jrisiiem, oi isasi ura-
crs lane, t'nestnut Hill.
Mr, and Mrs Samuel J. Williamson,
If Germantown. announce the etutaire-
nt of their daughter. Miss Edith S,
rimamjon, to .Mr unnries is. u. uei
lid, of Swarthmore.
Mr. William A. P. Paul, son of Mr.
w Mrs. ilcnry Nelll Paul, of Uast
raver's lnnn rhaatnnt 1TMI Im rnlnr.
ilnlng a houso party at Capo May over
lucycuuenc uay,
.Miss Loulso Dixon, daughter of Mr.
f " i iienry Dixon, or unouora.
KMuimuiu, win leave on July 16 ror
anaatl. N V.. wttAm ahA will .naml n
Irtnht as tho guest of Mlaa Chris-
p- jiiaps, or jsew vorK, nt nor aum-
t - .. 1llss urxon will inter attend
. 3, Ij. I. Mr nnd XTo nivnn ...III
nd August at Wlntor TTnrhnr Mo
f.rva( Mrs, Erwln Agnow Flcro. who
,,7,k 'or some timo in Ches
r JS ',"tln?.SIrB' Zero's parents.
mi im8- .EJ'Lston Pero' m their
!?, 425 West Schnnl Trmmn In.m na.
reraMfs- Flero was Miss Mar
" Morrla Perot,
an'utMrMr,s' A'eernon n. Clnpp, lOOS
'r at thiir0,?1'6 Bl,en'nB the sum-
l tnslr COttanra lit f!nnn M,.
"Sliwniu1IonrlJ.(5 nml her d'augh
i,H,';.Jv 'J?n"n.n W Audenrled. and
ice, who u,"cnu' ?5 180 De Lancoy
li.wnO nio Blinnil ni. ,1. ...
EJ". ate at present at Lake" Como,
HISS Jnnt ini. . .
luis guest nf Sc vno spent a week
Buest or MibB Sarah Lognn Starr.
there's No
W'or
Buts"
Ibout ;
rwnatlSOither nt cr they do
not ti ......
lnof th. ni. . Jl"'1 a iue''-
Im. , ""er lowing her busl.
' """ -'Woll (local
fte Corset Shop
.S. THIRTFFNTU ets
" Corn,, en S... .
Everv rut: , .
'. " rciiM the
W PauUn, Campbell
fwnerly wjth Ml,, Rater)
v
uta to vli.lt his iter. HI motiw was
!&s. Wurt. ft slater of tho Into Mrs,
Ut rt TI1R 17UTIU .A UHbUI' !
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P7S7 GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
,, tfvnnti Ta o ffte Engagement of the Rev,
. jpafter GebrgetfJce.fi' anrf Miss Muriel MacCrcady,
of Boston Other Matters of Interest
daughter of Mr. and Mra. James Starr,
at her home, Olney avsnue, Oerman
town, vVlll return to her homo In Boston
today. Mr. and Mrs. Starr and Miss
Starr will leave the latter part of this
month for Nova Scotia, whero they will
spend the remainder of tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nolan, 18 14
North Eleventh street, colcbrated tho
sixth anniversary of their wedding n't
their home last Friday evening by giving
a reception and dance. Mr. Frank Keo
nan and Mr. Thomas Murphy assisted In
entertaining.
Miss Annabelto Wood, Miss A. Marjory
Taylor, Miss Frances W. Leech, Mis
Caroline D. Nixon, Miss Elizabeth Nixon,
Miss Sarah McLean, Miss Lucretla S.
Htckscher, 2d, and Miss Elizabeth Har
ris will return today from Northfteld,
Mass., whwo they attended the Norti
Hold Converence. x
Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Wilson, of 1841
Spruco street and Pear Orovo House,
Vlllajiova, left yesterday on a trip
through tho Conadlnn Rockies.
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Southern Con
way, of Bryn Mawr avenue,- Bala, have
gono to Ventnor, where thoy have opened
their houso for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Allen, Jr., of
7101 North Broad street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mlas Ethel
Allen, to Mr, Joseph Hammond Reese,
on Thursday.
Among the early July weddings wns
that solemnized last ovenlnir In
West Philadelphia, when Miss Lillian
weisoroa. or 6248 Do Lnncey street.
was married to Mr. Leon Strumpf, of
3010, West Lehigh avenue. The nov. A.
Wlnokur performed tho ceremony, which
was attended by a number of the rela
tives and friends of bride and brtcto.
groom.' Among- those present were Mr,
and Mrs. Wolssbrod, Mr. and Mrs.
Strumpf and their daughter and son,
and Mr. 8. Mass, of New York.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 3. Hett. of Logan,
announce the enaneemont of their riamrh.
ter. Mlsa Elizabeth Hett, to Mr. George
It. Klngeter, Jr., of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Helmerdlnger
and their family, of Alberle. Melrosi,
will leave today for Maine, whore they
will spend the month at Summit Springs
Hotel, Poland.
Mrs. Eugeno Wolf and her daughter,
MIsh Margaret Wolf, of Wyncoto road,
Jenklntown, will spend a week with
Mrs Joseph Moos at Ventnor, N. J
before leaving for Rochester, N. Y..
whero they will spend the remainder of
the summer visiting Mrs. Wolf's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Qarson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome G. Rothschild,
of Jenklntown, had as their guests re
cently Rabbi and Mrs. James 0. Heller,
who are living In Cincinnati.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clifford Cutler.
Jr., of 853 East Mayland street, will
spend the week-end In Ocedn City. Mra.
Cutler will be remembered nH Miss
Frances Oakford Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Wlnslowand
their son. Master Walter E, Wlnalow
Jr., of 547 East Mayland street, will
spend the week-end In Wlldwood, N. J.
Miss Lillian Qllner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Qllner, of East High
land avenue, left yesterday to spend the
summer nt Camp Owalssa. Pocono
Pines, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Gllner will
spend tho week-end motoring through
New York.
f HESTNUT HILL
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter H. Delsroth. 234
East Highlandyavenue left yeaterdny to
spend the summer nt the Bcllevue, Ocean
City, N. J.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph S. Myers, of East
Highland avenue, arc tho guests of Mrs,
Myers" parents, Mr. and Mtp. George E.
Campbell, of Bethlehem plko, White
marsh, for the summer.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gusdorff and
their son, of 1332 North Broad street,
will leave this week for their cottago
In Chelsea, N. J., whero they will re
main for two months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Phllln NV Arnnlrt. nf
3862 North Seventeenth street an
nounce the engagement of their sister,
Mlss Fay Trompetter. to Mr. Charles S.
Landau, of this city. No cards hnvo
been sent out.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Engel. of 3231 Ox
ford street, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Helen Engle. to
Mr. Ely J. Epstein, formerly of Cleve
land and now of this city.
f-.Qeorge M. Mlcdel, of 1719 Mont
?Jn?avenue; announces the engauo-
nrger?not0fG.Vnrs.daend
nEMOIOCS NOTIfKH
PaiitUt
THE TEJIPI.K
fooodBtatt B"k" '" 100 North'
IltrssP?rrT,'iTerl?Pll,tch,lrch
ww nvo4,'..cS!nvE"" Pastor.
t Ja?.Y,?5 .s.rbCUI,DY- Aso. I'u.tor.
J. MAUVIN IIANNA. Musical Director
frii J,,c9urd' wl" Pach 10:80 A M
"The Ketter. of ITfedom." 7:43 "What
Money Cannot Buy," nat
SU, mua'cal proirram will be sung by
Taul J. llreody. Tenor, and n.."iiff
en. hnrllnnn Iwih .- ..Vwr."v
both noted out-of-town
Blnsers.
Jfornlna proeram
Tenor solo, "Why
llMnn.
Tet Discouraged.'
n".r'.t0n.?c,,ol2.,u "0u4 ?f ,h8 DePth." Bcott.
Duet. "So Thou arlevest." Stalner,
J3vn ns Droiram
Ha"nb l0' "Th S" South6rn Hreeie,'
Ilarltone aolo
Relchardt.
"Wondrous the Story,'
Duet, "The Cruclflx." I'aure,
Prayer Meetlnr Friday at 8 P. M.
llrniN
HISTORICAL I'LACK Ol" WOIt.SIIIP Old
Merlon Meettns House, Montgomery 'nlkii
constructed 1082... Ilire William Ran
Friends
morning
wuriiijiwu, a wen as many other nni.d
Onen everv Fir..:,, ..,"'i. "21VI
morning. . Service 11 o'clock. All '"?.'
dlally InUted
1'reslnterlnn
AHCII 8T. tllimCJl. lath and Arch.
?0rj4BOA?l? aWll Crln9y- iI,n"tJr'
HeK-. C I.. Oawald will preach.
Snt'ONl) I'ltKMIIVTr.KIAN CHUKCII
Hist and Walnut st.
Jtiv. Aiexnnoer .Maceo , D, D.. Mlnlnar
Itev. Aljln II. Ourley. Aislitaril.'W,n"l,r'
True Tatrlot." . .. ., A
VlHITOIta Al.WAY.S WKI.CO.Mn.
II A. .l .ir. LiUTieV Will nran.h M. ...
Tin; iiirrju,i:iiK.M
Droad and D amond uta ""
Uaif. W.lllam I., McCormlck, Pator.
rreichlng by llev. s. n. Curry, Ass
Curry, Assistant
10.00-Sabbath School
11.00 "Tho Changeless Word."
7i4T "An Old-Tim Patriot He
I'rotestant KnUronal
mOTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Open-air service under the direction of
lilSHOrt HHINELANDEn.
P.n...,he Faraway at Twenty-third st.
SUNDAY AKTEHNOON, July 3. 1021
At 4 o'clock.
Preachers llsv. BAMUKL P., BOOTH,
Preacher: Sunday, Afternoon, July 10.
llsv. CHAKLES TOWN3E.ND.
6T. H.yVF.UIMFTCm-li). !2d and D Lancey
sis. lu.in, iioir itoiiimuuion. nervicea to
continue all summer. Itev. T, D. Malan,
H. T. P. '
Unltarinn
1'lllhT U.MTAIIIAN CHUIICH. Chestnut St.
aoove tfisi si. union oummer services or
unuarisn wnurcn ot t-niiomipnia. 11
A. M., Itov. W, A', Vroomsn. of
A'pairnje. iV''m'nf;
ton, usi., win
Pains, ths Ilarafd of an Asa of R,uii in
HelUlon." tho tlrst .of the . suinmsr series I
on 'Modern Truthseekers." I
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g.'S.. ji'Jia ,. i.JgA.M,4J3jx.i -. f.
wiyL spend Summer in maine
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Photo by rhllllps Studio
MISS ANNA SOPHIA YARNALL
Dauchtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, of Seventeenth and Locust
streets and Cmm Creek Farm, Devon, whoso engagement to Mr.
Reginald Jacobs, of South America, was recently announced. Miss
Yarnall will spend Mho summer with her parents at their estate nt
Northeast Harbor
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Murnliv. nf B4 27 Recent
sireci, ure receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Charles Murphy.
Mrs. Murphy will bo rememberod aa
Miss Knthryno Dougherty, daughter of
Mrs. Dougherty, of 1607 Federal street.
Mrs. Dale Porter and her nephew.
Master Gcorgo Richards, of 2215 Wln
tpn street, are spending tho summer at
'heir cottago. 218 East Maple avenue,
Wlldwood. N. J. .
Mr, Honard Keonan.f 2234 South
Seventeenth street, has gono to Wildwood
to remain during July nnd August
YARDLEY
The Yardley branch of the Southeast
ern Chapter, American Red Cross will
sow on Friday afternoons for the Near
East sufferers.
Mrs. Sarah Ross Is visiting friends in
Wnshlngton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Applegate will
spend the Fourth of July In Long Branch
with tho Rov. nnd Mrs. Lake.
KENSINGTON
Miss Ray Engleson of Nutley, N. J.,
is spending a fortnight as the guest of
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, of 2512 Frankford
avenue.
Mrs. a. Sanderson and her family,
East Allegheny avenue nnd G street, are
at Wlldwood for the summer.
Mr nnd Mrs. William J. Jones. Jr.,
and their family, of 2016 East Allegheny
avenue, will spend the Fourth of July
holidays at Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. John Folz have returned
from their wedding trip, spent In touring
HTttAMHIlll' NOTIfr.S
SEAGER LINE
PHILADELPHIA to
Christiania, Copenhagen, Gothenberg,
Stockholm, HeUingfors and Reval
U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
USSB SS "ASABETH" .
AT SHIPPING
Through DilU of Ijidlnc Issued to till Norwegian, Danish and Snedlnh Ports,
Direct sailings for nil Scandinavian nnd Ilultlo Vorts iih carco offer.
SEAOER STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
W. J. GRANDFIELD & CO., Phiia. Agents
Lombard 517G-7
308 Chestnut Street
EARN-L1NE
Incorporated 1H0 1
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
PtHIILAEDELPHIA to HAVANA
SS "COQUINA" July 20
(Arrnnsrnients hnve. hern uiiulr for quirk Ulnrhitne of curio nt Ilavniui)
lor Hparo nnd liutr. Apply
EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents
Uullitt Building, Phila., Pa.
I.omlmril S!00-o:01-ft3(M!-3Z0S
PyJPfjJ
Passenger nnd Freight Services
From New York
rilEHIIOI'HO AND SOUTHAMPTON
IIKIIKNOAUIA .. July 4 Aug. IH Sept. 3
AtllUTANIA
.uiy n
July n July -'fl Aug. 23
MAUKETANIA July 15 Aug. 11 Hcpt.
MVUUI'UUh
CASTAI.1A . July U ,
ALIIAMA (new) , July U Aug. 20 Sept. 17
CAHM.VNIA July 1(1 Aug. IS Sept. 10
LUNDONDEimY AND (ILAPOOW
rnl.I'MIIIA .( July 1(1 Aug. IS Sent, in
OAMEKONIA (ncwWuly 81) Aug. 27 Hept. 21
ai (ii'HIA
mix. -u net. 4
villi, uiiiuni.iAii, IrtlKAn.
nnnnovNiK. tuiebte. ni'ME
CAUMUIIA . . Atir, a
VIULADELPHIA TO LIVElirOOL
IIIIIBTOL (Avonmouth)
VAnnro.'A ... July 7
Cunuril nnil Anrhnr Stenmsliln Lines.
I'assrnger Olllce, 1300 Wnlnut Ht.. Thlln.
Freight (Mire, llourse llldg., l'hlln.
....... ;;...- ..imiiim.i. ...mK...
UOLLASm
ii AMERICA UNE liT
New York to Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-ur-Mer
N. AMSTERDAM.. July 0 Agj.13 Sspl. 17
N00RDAM July IS Am. 20 SipI.24
ROTTERDAM , . , .July 30 S.pl. 3 0k 8
nVMnAM Aur. B Sent. 10 0, . le
-J. ,.,, , , . ..
PMCBer Office, 1S31 Walnut St., Phils.
'T 7" Vf
ii) .
-jl ..r''.'j jK
l&Jh&, L
ljA.i.Ail
by automobllo through the New England
States, and are nt homo nt 3129 Frank
ford avenue.
MOORESTOWN
Mr, Paul Otter 13 a truest of Rev.
and Mrs. Frederick Warden at Beach
.Haven, N. J
Mrs. Lowry Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mlddleton nt Beach Haven, N. J.
The mnrrlnca of Miss Emlv Ln Canev
nnd Mr. William French took place In
tho Baptist Church on Thursday evening
a i:ju o-ciock. rno llev. Mr. cuswortli
penormeu inn ceremony, wnicn was
followed by a Jnrge reception. After n
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. French will
make their homo on West Main street.
NORRISTOWN
Miss Carolina M. Bradley, of 629 Astor
street, and Mr. Walter Robinson, of 627
Aaxor street, wero married on Tnursdny
in St. Patrick's rectory. The Rev. Fran.
els L. Carr officiated at the ceremony.
me oriao was attended uy ner niece,
Miss Carollno Bradley, as maid of honor
The best man was Mr. Leo Klernen.
After n wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs
Robinson will llvo In this section.
Tho marrlngo of Miss Sarah Adelaide
penning, naugnter or Mr, and Mrs. Ben
Jamln J. HennlnK. of 623 Green street
and Mr. James Joseph Greenlee, son of
Mr. ana sirs. Charles Greenlee, of
Haverford, took place at Bryn Mawr
un neunesuay. ine nnuo was attended
by Mrs. James V McDonald nnd tho best
man wns Mr. Charles Greenlee, brother
ot me uncieBroom. upon tnetr return
from a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Greenlee will live In this
city. The bridegroom served overseas
during tho war with tho Seventy-ninth
Infantry.
HTHAMSHII' NOTirF.fi
. About July 6
BOARD RATES
Main 67GS
Main 3'.01
Commercial Steamship Lines
Philadelphia '
TO
J CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST,
t LONDONDERRY '
t A5d,0lh,.r Irl"h r,,r' l
atimrlpni Cnrcrt f.tr... .
Expected Loading, July 18th '
' no ri ........ .
a. a. JJULAVAIN"
Moore & McCormack Co., Inc.
5 Broadway, New York
I'hlladelphlit Aernt
E. W. STRINGFIELD
Anchor Forwnrdinir Co., Inc.
111. tin Dm.l 1(1.1. I,,.,,..
j isomnara am-H Mnln 0007 0
. --.--' --" ...MB,, ,1,11,.
Dixie Steamship Lines
Now loadlnn; for
PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
v. s. h. 11. a. a,
OPELIKA
Expected to Rail July 7th
AT CONKERK.NCE RATES
Harris., Magill & Co., Inc.
425 Lofnyetto Ddir., Philadelphia
l.ombarU SJiO-l v Main 7510
MISS GRACE WADE BRIDE
y0F MR. JOSEPH McElWEE
Pretty Marrltgs of Miss Minnie.
Stoll and Mr. Leonard Mink
The wedding of Mlso Orae Wade,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wade,
of 1614 Westmoreland ntrcet, and Mr.
Joseph P. McKlwee, of 1629 South street,
took place quietly at 9 o'clock this morn
ing at St Stephen's Church,' Broad nnd
Butler streets Tho Rov. J. Boylo of
ficiated at the ceremony, which ws
followed by a. mass. Tho brjda wore R
fpwn of Ivory satin, beaded with pearls,
and a veJ!(of Limerick lace caught with
orange blossoms. Bha carried a bouquet
of roses and orange blossoms. Sho was
attended by her tlster, Miss Anno Har
rison Wade, who worn a shell pink
georgette and cream laco frock and a hat
to match, trimmed with flowers In pastel
shades and orchid tulle. She carried a
bouquet of variegated snap-dragons. Mr.
Leo J. McElwee, brother of the bride
groom, woe best man. A wedding break
fast for the families of the bride and
bridegroom followed In tho Red Room of
the Bellovue. Stratford. After an ex
tended wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs, Mc
Klwee will llvo at 1700 Westmoreland
treet.
MINK STOLL
A pretty wedding was solemnized on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of tho
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Stoll,
of 274S Wharton street, when Miss Min
nie Stoll was married to Mr. Leonard
D. Mink. The Rev. Samuel A. Wood,
vicar of tho Memorial Chapel of the
Holy Communion, performed the cere
mony. The bride was attended by her slstor,
Miss Louise Stoll, and Mr. Elwood N.
Hill was best man. A reception followed
the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Mink left for a trip to the Now England
States and Canada.
QANSZ SCHLOENDORN
An Interesting wedding was solem
nized at St Paul's Lutheran Church,
Twenty-second street and Columbia ave
nue, on Wednesday at noon, when Miss
Irene 8. Schloendorn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Schloendorn, became
the bride of Mr. Oeorge Qansz, of 2105
West Susquehanna avenue. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Carl
Illrzel, assisted by the pastor of the
church, the Rev. Luther Keller. Tho
bride's only attendant was her sister,
Mlsa Florenca Schloendorn. Mr. Oansz
had his brother, Mr. John Gansz, as best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Ganss have sailed
for Boston ant. will go from there to
Niagara Falls and Canada. They will
llvo at 2107 West Susquehanna avenue
upon their return, where they will bo at
home nfter September 1.
LEWIS SAVADORFJ .
Tho wedding of Miss Bertha Savadoro
nnd Mr. Benjamin Lewis took place at
the homo of the bride's father, Tray.
more Hall, Frnnklln street and Colum
bia avenue, on Wednesday evening. Tho
brldo was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Uetson, as matron of honor. Mr. Lewis
was attended by his brother. Mr. Arthur
Lewis. Tho two (lower girls were Miss
Sylvia Savadore, sister of the bride, and
Miss Hortensn Welnstetn, nleco of the
bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left for
a trip through the North and will be at
homo after July 15.
AHERN REDFORD
A pretty wedding took place In St.
Agatha's Church on Tuesday when Miss
Sarah A. Redford, daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Redford. of 809 North For
tieth street, became tho bride of Mr.
Edward J. Ahern, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Aherp, of 3910 Falr
niount avenue. Tho ceremony and the
nvptial mass which followed took place
nt 9 o'clock nnd was performed by Mon
stunor M. C. Donovan, rector of St.
Agatha's Church. Miss Geraldlne Red
ford attended the bride as maid of honor
and Mr. Robert J. Conway was the best
man. A wedding breakfast was served
for the Immediate family. The bride and
bridegroom are spending their wedding
trip In Virginia, the former homo of the
bride.
BASFORD FORRESTAL
Tho wedding of Miss Elsie Mae Fop
restal, 2411 North Nineteenth street, and
Mr. D. Bert Basford, of this city, took
place at the C, C. Hancock Memorial
Methodist Church on Wednesday eve
ning. The bride waa given In marriage
by her uncle, Mr. Walter Keller, New
town, The maid of honor was Miss
Knthcrlne Lackey Hlrsch, and Miss J,
Beatrice Forrestal and Miss Letltla
Wolf were bridesmaids. Tho flower girl
was Miss Violet Lovensten : Mr. Waiter
Billings was best man, and tho ushers
riJOTOrLAYS
a nrl f ft ri5n A
THOMPSON BT3.
iwp.u n.ilLY
AfULLU MATINEE DAILY
M. Anna Q. Nllsion
tvt..U'nnirnVUI Do'
llaon.''Vliat Women Will no
Dlackwelt In "Thr nunrlar"
. .... ..... Will 11a"
T Anna. Q N
W. Csrlyie
T. Lois YVbe
B. T l Wah.
rS ttllill ,,umrn .....
r's "WliM Women Will I0
u-. rn., In"lttiirlc ItMWtT"
8.' J. Fu!(r & Spec Cast ln"llluck Uetiuty
A Dr" Am A CHESTNUT Del I0TII
ARCADIA 10 a m. mil i; p.m.
M. All Star Cast In "The Lite rool
T. All Star Cast In "The Little rool
W All Star Cnat In "The Little. Fool''
T All Star Cast In "The Little Fool
F. All 8tar Csst In "The I. roo
8. All Star Cast In "The Llttlo Fool"
A CTV-M3 KP.ANKLIN A GmAP.D AVE.
AD I UK MATINEE DAILY
M. Conway Tenrle In "Society gnoti
T Conway Tenrle In "Society finoh"
W. Conway Tearle In "Society Snob"
T. Marlon Davles in "Hurlcl Treasure"
F. Marlon Davles in "Hurled Treasure
8 Marlon DaUes In "Hurled Treasure"
O A I TINinDIT MST & DALTIMOnE
D-l I IIVIV-'IM-, EVE fl 30 SAT.MAT,
B Viola Dana In "lllackmnll"
BENN
01TH AND WOODLAND AVE.
MATINEE DAILY
Ot T I Ctll Dr Droad Busauehanna
DL,UcJjlrL Continuous 2 until 11
M p Frederick. "Mlstrrsa of hentone"
T. Mr, & Mrs C. De Haven. "Twin lleds
W. Wallace neld In "The Ix)ve PJ"
T. Wsllsce Reld In. "Tlie Ixive Special '
F. Elliott Dexter. "The Witching Hour"
3. Constnnce Talmadge,
OooU neferrnceti'
BROADWAY "TWIVm:
r. M Nellan's "Ileb Hampton of Placer"
T. M Nellan's "Hon Hampton or Placer"
X M Nellan's "Hoh Hampton of Placer"
T. T Melghan In "The City of Silent Men"
F T Melghan In "The City cf Silent Men"
8. T. Melghan in "The City of Silent Men"
C A DITTi! 722 MAnKET ST
Vw-sl 1 InJLa io A. M tn 11 IS P M
M, Seasue, Hayakawa In "lllnck Hoe"
T Beasue Hayskaws. In "lllark Roses"
XX' Sessu Hayakawa In "lllark Roses"
T Bessus Hayakawa In "lllack Rases"
F fleiwus Hayakawa In "lllnck Itoses"
3, Benue, Hayakawa tn "lllnck Roses"
COLONIAL 2J. t ';!S W 5A,
kves
f star Cast. Wotier's "Too Wise Wives"
T Star Cast. Weber's "Too Wise Wives"
XV, Star Cast. Welter's "Too Wise Wlies"
T T Melghan In "The City of Silent Men"
F T Melghan In "Thn City nf Silent Men"
8 T, Mslihan In "The City of Silent Men"
DARBY THEATRE
M, Tom Ml In "A llldln' Itoroe.i"
T Tom Mix In "A Itlilln' Romeo"
XV XX'eusr's Prod "What's Worth While"
T. Websr's Trod, "What's Worth While"
F. C. K, Younir, "StrnlRht From Paris"
S, C. K. Young "Strulght From Paris"
FMPRFSS U,N 8T" MANAYUNK
uivirir-oo matinee daily
M. Florence X'ldor In "Ileau Vevel"
T, Florence Vldor In "Henii llevel"
W. DsMllle's 'What F.xery Woman Knows'
r. DsMllle's "What Kvery Woman Knows"
'' i'!c.or5' .V31,roub no ""'k '"
8. 41. Flcktord, "Throacb ths llack Door"
I
.1
VPHOTD-PLVrr.
f . THRU
COMMNV r f
M House Teters In "Tiie i.rent u ecmer
T House Peters In "The Great Heileeraer"
W. Max I.lnder. 'Seven Years of Mail Ijick'
T. Max I.lnder. 'Seven Yenrs nf llvl Luck'
F Viola Dana In "Iltnckmnll
M. Marlon Davles In "nrln Trensnre
T Marlon Davles In "nurle.! Treasure"
W, All Star Cost, 'Ths Kevenge ot T.irsar.
T F.-A?bSckle In "A-noljar.a.Vear.Man
8. Arbuckle In "A-Dolliir-a-Year-Mnn"
were Mr. John MeKeen. Mr, Harry Car
ter, Mr. William Bellman and Mr.
Thomas Jacobs. Tho Rev. A. II, Crow
ell performed the ceremony.
jAckson htder
A pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday afternoon at S o'clock at
the Church of the Epiphany, Eleventh
and Jackson streets, when Miss Reglna
I. Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Jackson, of 1116 McKean street,
beoemo the bride of Mr. William H.
Ryder, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Ryder, of 1726 Rowan street Nlcetown.
Monslgnor James Nash officiated. Miss
Anna Ryder acted as matron of honor
and Miss Frances Jackson was brides
maid. Mr. Joseph II. Jackson acted as
best man. After the ceremony a reception
was held at 2233 South Twelfth street.
After an extended wedding tour, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ryder will live at 2233 South
Twelfth street.
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Papa
THE PAHK AVE. NEWS
Weather. Fearso.
Exterl Mlstcrlous Black Hand
Note! Extcr! A mlstcrlous letter
signed with n blnck hnntl wns stuck
under Lorcttcr Mincers frunt door
last Wensday thrcttcnlng to kldnapp
her if she dont stop taking singing
Icssins with the parlor windows open.
Ilt'islncM nnd Flnnnclnl. Leroy
Shooster lost n cent Inst Sntldday nnd
wllo he wns hunting for It he found
a dime. He enys he It thinking of
losing another cent nnd trying it ngen
for n investment.
Slsslety. Mr. Ilcnny Potts wiuerted
his back ynrd with a hose Inst Satid
any nftluoon. Aiming thoso present
who took off nil their possible clothes
to get snuerted on wns .Mr. Artie Allx
""'"f. i1-, .Hid Hunt. Mr. Charles
(Puds) Simklns, Mr. Ed. Wcrnlck nnd
Mr. Low Davis.
Porno by Skinny Mnrtln
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY
O its fcarsc to be sick In winter
And its fcarse to bo sick in the fall,'
Hut If I hnd to be sick in vacation
Id rather not get sick nt nil.
Sponrts. The Invisibles played the
rark Wonders Inst Thcrsday, the score
being 30 to .10 fnvor nobody wen the
camo was called on account of Skinny
Mnrtln socking thn ball so hnrd it split
In half in 12 directions.
Dcwtiilll lamp shades made of potato
bnsklts nnd red paper. 15 cents npeecc
if you Hipply the materials, otherwise
J5 cents. (Avvertizement.)
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
An Old Utan's Gold
By R. RAY BAKER
Mrs. Frances Sparks hnd made up
Str mind. Her love for Knthryn, her
daughter, hnd triumphed over her
avarice.
Perhaps avnrice is too harsh n term.
Mrs. Sparks bv no means worshiped
money. It wns simply n question of
having to get money somo way. eli-e
the Spark fnmlly, consisting of Pran
ces and her nlnetccn-yenr-old daugh
ter, would founder on the rocks of
financial ruin. Their Inst resources h:id
been consumed In the desperate effort
tn keen tim nUi hnnm on,i mntiniM
Knthryn's college education, and thi
mother had gone to work in n milli
nery store. Still, the expenses over
balanced tho income.
Providentially, it seemed, Nathnn
Gordon returned from Alnskn well -.up.
plied with precious metal or its equiv
alent 'fii paper ubout tho time Knthryn
came home for her summer vocation
Mrs. Sparks hnd known Nnthnn enrs
ago when they went to the same school
nnd nnturnlly she made Knthryn nc
qualnted with the returned prospeitor
when the three met on the main street
of Rutherford.
Mr. Gordon seemed strangely nt
tractcd to Kathryu at the stnrt. and
before Mrs. Sparks woke up to the
meaning of things he was calling nr
rllOTOI'LAVS
Weekly Photoplay Guide Week of July 4 to July 9. Subject to Change
Tho following theatre, obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Compnny of America, which
is a guaranteo of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaininn
pictures through tho Stanley Company of America
FA Mil V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
1 -IVU1, I a a. M TO MIDNIGHT
M. Comedy Day. "Where Peril I.le"
T M nchr In "I'unirnt Ouarunteed"
W. Hammersteln. "The I'lensiirr Seekers"
T. Cosmopol'n Trod "Htrnlfht Is the Way"
K All Star Cast "The lira nt If ul dambler"
3. Star Cast "The lunger nnd the Law"
irVTW QT TIIEATrtB Helnw Spruce
JKi in J 1 . MATINEE DAILY
M Oeorte Deban "One Man in n Million"
T Qeorce Heban, "One Man In n Million"
W. Betty Comtwon, "Prisoners of LoTe"
T Potty Compson. "Prisoners of Lore"
V.C. K, Young "Straight From I'arln"
8. C K Young "Straight From Tarls"
FRANKFORD
4715
1 IU.MVHJI1U I
M. D.
W Orlfflth's
The Love Floirer" i
Avr..i r- '
T. D W
,"r'""h "..:,T"? " r'ower" !
W Eugene O'tlrlen
'Ilrondnaw nnd llnme'
T. Eugene O'llrlen
F. Vera Oordon In
8. Vera Oordon In
'HronUway and Home"
"The (ireatest I.oxe"
"The (Ireatest Ijxe"
PI ORP r'001 MAHKET ST
VJL.VUU 2 sn ,, n 3ft , ,,
M Eugene O'nrlen "tlrn.Mlnay nnd Home"
T Eugene O'Hrlen. "Ilro.ulwny nnil Home"
W Viola Dan In "The Off-Shore Pirate"
T Viola Dona In "The On-Shorc Pirate"
F Mack Sennelt b Coni-d "Home Tnltint"
S Mnck Sennett i omedj "Homo Talent"
P.R ANJT 10::j 01AHD AVE
w L MVTlNKn DAILY
M All-Slar Cast In "fncle Tom's Cabin"
T. All-Star Cast In "I ncle Tom's Cabin"
W lien Turpln In " Miiiill-Tnuii Idol"
T lien Turpln In "A Snmll-Tmwi Idol"
F. Carmel Meyers In "Chentei! Lote"
S Carmel Meers In "Chmleil lixn"
GREAT NORTHERN ?rTWpEM
M, Charles Ray. "The Old Swlmmln' Hole"
T. Charles Hay, "The (lid SHlnimln' Hole"
XX Charles Rov "The Old Sitlinmlii' lnir'
T. Hawley, "The Home That Jnzs Unlit"
F Hawley, "The House That Jills Ilullt"
B Hawley, "The lloune Thnt Juts Ilullt"
1MPFR1AI n0T11 W'ALNl'T 8TS.
M All-Star Cast In "Married Life"
... T ANStar Cist In "Mnrrled Life"
W Mack rVnnett'a Comed "Xlurleil Life"
T Tom Moore In "Huld Your Horses"
F. Tom MiKirs In "Hold oiir Horses"
S Tom Moore In "Hold Your llorset"
Lehigh Palace atrXTV.""
M Madge Kennedy. ' filrl XVIth .Inn Henrt
T S,Brt.BB. K'nnedy. 'fllrl With Jnix Heurt'
W nalph Inre's "Out of the Snoits"
.- T Ralph Ince'a "Out of the Snn.." I
V Mack aennett's Coinl "Home Talent'
S Msclt Bennett's Comedy "Home Tulent'
LIBFRTY ,mA CQI.VMUIA AV
1-'ilrf,-'lx x MAT'Vkk rAM Y
, ; " urpin in "Home Talent'
fiAITD DDrtrxl iian.x-iiAvrcTiiwmr. .
x7 th Diru AVENFE "
i Thomsiai Melghan In "The 1'jisv rtoad"
xxTxf?J)r.,l"J'n. ln ;iTJ1,.I!l,"sr "'M
i "".JT'a1 .rroluettnn. 'The Faith Healer'
T Medford reduction. 'The Talth Healer'
F Mary rickford. Through the lUek Door'
T Jack London's "The Stnr Rover"
V All.atar Cast, "fncle Tom's Cabin"
T-Mary I'lckford, "Through th. Rack Door'
F- Hawley, "The Hnue That .Ia Ilullt"
8 Viola Dana In "Cinderella's Ttvln"
n efliHrv I'lrifrrirn 'Thiwitiei, .. . .!.. s m . . . '-" - s m 0 1 tiiun it --1 iiiii ki ir... t .i sm 1 v ' btsbbi
'"-l Uk THEATRES U7 ' K K"JV r"'" "' " ! VlTle'iln, H.?. ' 1 W
PALACE 8 "AnKCT'ivTlu; I BELMONT vn m.rket JTT.w'U "'"'JjL. I "S 1
?ikT.toof,,,'lnA",?e'ck,.S Ai.,' .ni;-" S -AiK.t k WWB& , )l ALLEGHENY Ux i f . M
T. Jacklo Poogsn in "Peck's Ilnil Roy" T AI "Btar Cast Knohloek's ' llllnil iri.I!i w '!" Owan'a "Ths Splrmllrt HMrtr'sssi "-.41
BKackleecCoo0."nni!i'. .SJS.'" iVa? .V VA" B""- "" KnoS ock WhJ, ' v T r-'lhrr.- Uyfi&uVft i'rJrtW ; M
B-Jackl. Coo,an in "I ecW. ll.t, my" 8,AU B,r Cast Knohloek's .lllti'a' $& l8SZ A RllttZSWlffiTlfr " 4
!. t1 t '' d V ". ii ' J
L ' iAV, . . . .la .. m ffirT.. . .-&, . ltaaluAi '.. .. TZ, M Aafclrf'wt. V. ;, SdlaauSm
the Spntks home and occupying con.
iderable of Kathryn's time. When
she did ronllzo whnt It incrtht Mrs.
Sparks felt jubilant nt first, believing n
way1 out of ,tho flnnnclnl dilemma in
which she found herself hnd been
opened. If Knthryn would marry Mr,
Gordon tho Sparks fnmlly would bo oa
onsy street.
It inntlo no difference, at first, thnt
Knthryn was only nineteen while
Nnthnn was forty. Ho did not look
more than thirty, nnd might have
pnssed for thnt, only Mrs. 8parkt re
membered n school birthday party long
ngo In which Nathnn nnd alio hnd been
the principal figures becnusc their nn
tilvcrsaries enmo on the snmo day, al
though he wns three years, her cider.
Frances, in her younger days, had been
n bright pupil nnd forged nlirnd of
others of her own ngc.
When love enmc to be considered.
Mrs. Sparks was skeptical. She did
not say there wns no such thing ns
love, but she was rather inclined to the
view that mnrringo wns n businoMt
partnership. Knthryn's father had been
killed in n rnllrond wreck in the West
nfter leaving his wife and bnby during
ono of the periodical domestic disagree
ments to which the Sparks household
hnd grown accustomed. Fortunntely,
his life hnd been well insured nnd thus
the wlow nnd her child hnd been nblc
to keep the wolf a snfe dlstunco from
the door.
Then suddenly ono dny Mrs, Sparks
came to herself. Could such n mnrringo
bo n happy one? Could a girl of nine
teen settle down with n man of another
generation? Could his wealth possibly
atone for the wide difference in their
nges? She recalled tho t.ong, which told
of a girl's beauty being "sold for un
old man's gold, nnd It made her
afraid. What hnd she been thinking of?
She must Interfere.
But how could sho interfere? Ccr
tnlnly it would not be quite right for
her to tnkc the matter up with Knth
ryn nfter she had permitted the affair
to go thin fur, yes nnd even encouraged
it with her reticence It would be un
diplomatic, too, for such interference
usunlly defents Its own aims. But
Knthryn's beauty must not bu "sold for
nu old man's gold," If there wns any
wny to avoid it. Nathan wns not an
old man by nny means, from Mrs,
Spnrk's viewpoint, but In contrast with
her daughter lie was.
As Mrs. Sparks thus cngltntcd she
looked out of the wrndow of her bed
room and saw Nathnn Gordon get out
of his rondstcr nnd stnrt up the walk
to tho lioube. He progressed with n
determined gait, nnd bomething told'
Frances thnt the crisis wns nt hnnd.
This wns substantiated presently when
she henid Mr. Gordon dnumtnirx nsk
ing for "your mother." Inasmuch n
Knthrjn wns the person addressed,
Frances wns the ono nought.
"I believe she.'s upsrntrs, but she may
have gone out," she heatd Knthryn
mi. "I'll go up nnd bee."
"He's coming to nsk permission to
marry Knthryn." Mrs. Sparks told her
self. "I must postpone it until I hnve
time to think n wny out of the iiipss."
She slipped into n jnrget nnd hur
ried down the linll to the bnrk stnir-
wny. Descending, she hastened out to j
the gnrnge nnd presently emerged driv
ing the Sparks family motor. At n
fast pace she drove out into the street
nifd nwny.
Nature is n good person to consult
when problems nrise, and Mrs. Sparks
drovo into the country. Her mind no- I
cupied with her new-found trouhlcf,. i
she hnppcned to glnnce bnckwnrd nnd
w Nnthnn Gordon s romlster pursu-
niK ni. it kihiu puce. mi nun wns
Knthryn. '
Frances opened the throttle nnd the
little ear hummed : but the big roadster
behind drew nearer, uttering shrieks
which might hnve meant "get out of
the way" or "wnit n minute." Mrs.
5oofhinq And He&linq
For Cuts, Burns,ScaJds
rHOTOPI.AS
PRINPF" I0", MnKET STIIEET
M wmm ..s:l" A sr to " '" ' M
T iVi""?,,3 Har'..1:' "r,lp I'rliniil Lure"
,,nni 'Nl f"on Whnt Women Will Do'
tj.artys ilmn in "1h Muii.'i'iinier"
T UI star Cnat In "The Luro of Youth"
F Conway Tarle In "lluuil tu Ambition"
S. rtuecoe Arbuckl.- "Iliilliir-u-rnr 3Ian"
RFHFNT MARKET SI. Lelnw 17TII
J,'-,V l H I". A M to 11 i I
A. ... . ;. " rD '" '"e tiiiue or women"
V T,V,l,"Jloor" " "Jh" ,"'"" "' Women"
r Will lto,.rH lii "lie Lull,. r Womi'ii"
F-xWIII lltf. rs in "The (.nil,- r Wi en"
S-WIll Rogers in "The (Julie of W. ",
I
7,. W,'.1!, nKr In "The (.ulle of Women"
RIALTO
tlEP.M.WTOVVS AVENL'E '
XT TIM I'KHM. KEN' IT.
.m v TTn..u ... .. ,......
T raH,.',; .. ." V.'.. ","". '"!'"
XV -M-iford pKii. t..'.n 'The l" I I. I 1,7
i. .Metrord l'roilurtion 'I he 1'ntth lleiler'
! Tom M..or. ir "tiiii. Iliuf!'
"-Tom .Mix in "V Itlilln' Itimieo"
RIJRY MARKET ST HELnxv Till
!, " , , , , 10 A M I II I". '' M
M Chadwlck k Simpson "Oodles.. Men"
r ihBdwIek . Simps n. "t,nillcs Xlen"
JJ 1 h"llk & Slmi.M.n "lr,s M,."
I IJert Lxell In "The Ml.,-udlni.- I.iuh"
i. r.1 ,''",' )n "T!"' Ml.lendliiK l..nl"
B Uert Ljtell In "The .XlUleiidlnu- L.ub "
SAVOY 1!" MXHKKT vTIII.IT
s X XI Tn TIN.,IIT
M lloscoe Arhuckl.. "llnllur-n-XiMr Mini"
T-Il.iecoe Arbuikl.. 'DoIliir-.i-Xcir Mm."
XX Itukioe ArbmklH "llu I ir-.i-Xcur Xlun"
T .X ur Plckfoi.l .Tl,,......i. i.: I, . V ..' " .
e V.'rv lUkl' "x H'riiiigh lh,. Itmk llmir' I '
S iry Pl.-kfi.nl "Through the link D,ir' , s
SHERWOOD ''ZP ".""..T.rtMn
XI Nnrnu Tn'nwilmi rii,. pu,,i flimer'
,";.Nor.m" T.ilmiidKi 'The PiihoUhi rioner'
V4 -Inn Cliire in "Pnllv XXIth t Imm"
T In UbIi. In "Pollj With n P.iM"
i ,r ,r" "'"' "' m "Tulii ,.,U"
s -Mr & Mrs D.llniHii in "In HeiN"
STANLFY MARKET AP MTU
i.' Jhnmas Melehnn White nml I'nnurrliN
,T TJlnn"" M'Bhn White ami I'nnuirrl.'il
STANTON -M.MK!:T
Abo lflTH
M lack I'l'-kford In ".lust Otn'of College"
T Jark P ''kfnrd In ".Fu,t Out of rnllcie"
'c. '1 '11' XI
.. --"",",."".' .'" """ '"" of College"
E"--!"" rbIon n !"5t "'" "f College"
H wu i. ri(,"r',1 " I'.-"'! ' College"
8 Jack Ph-kford In "Just Out nf College"
.. i
'
T.-P,r!"''!!,,'v "" " "HcittiMnn"
K I'rlscllla Desn In "Krptitntlnn"
s rrlclll Denn In "Itenutnllon"
J,""""" ''n"n vtiutri nml Iiiiiuirrlcl XV --Ellloit liest. r In "Thn IVUM.I..?. i, ,.
T -Thomas M,.gh-n While , fnmiirrleil T -T V"lgl an In "The ('Tly of liife M,,r .
s ?hhT' MP,"rimn "!'!" B"'1 '"n.arrliil f -T Melihan In "To rj f S m!S
s -1hr.ni.ia Melghan Whlto nd tnm.trrleil S -T MclBhan In "The VUy of s Jn Men
0.11 hl A r t-T'-T- KTHITT n-ltr. i-r,.
jjj ivi-rvrs.n. i ,..... ..".':.'"
T- Marshvl V.llnn's Prn,M,i.n "Hints" Mnry Pki.f. .. Through I'-e Iljrh ? I
T 1'"nm" ,v"n " l:'1.".' """ I b-MHry 'I'-kf-rd 1 (.rough the lack Il J
s c ri'Sn'",',1 Z t'S'S!' !: JEFFERSON ;o, unuphhTET , ,
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Sparks chose not to wait
Kfe'tfA
never face them now, ' Her !f
action hnu not been rfiaped . -j
When she saw thnt shn rnhlfl mm.
mm
outdlstnnco her pursuers, FwiwiMt t
stopped tbe car by the road ntl m ' -'
Into tnr? woods, treading n wciItraYWM,
pntn. Presently she came to n clcannr
in which stood n big oak with its trunk
grotcsnuQly shaped into n sent, Hio
sank Into this natural choir, hoping
she would not bo found.
As she rat there the problem of herA
daughter's welfare suddenly left her
mind nnd she been in o conscious1 that
memories of tho rmst were crowding
In on her. And no wonder! This wno
the place where her class nt school
hnd held n picnic nges ngo and she
had sat on this snmo oaken trunk with
Nnthnn Gordon. It made her smile In
spite of her nnxlcty.
The smllo lied, however, when she
saw Nathan himself nppronching in
compnny with Knthryn. Tho latter
lagged behind whilo tho former np
pronehed tho onk.
"Now I've got you," he said tri
umphantly and smiling broadly. "I
called today to ask you a very serloui
question nnd I'm going to bnvo the nn
swer hero nnd now."
Mrs. Sparks' head seemed resounding
with tho strains of "an old men's gold.'
At bay, she wns determined to flglit for
her daughter.
"I know your question," she snld,
her Indignation bursting forth. "You
wnnt to marry Knthryn, nnd nil I can
Miy Is you ought to bo nshnmed of
yourself a man of your years nnd a
youngster not yet out of rollege who
1ms tho best years of her girlhood nhend
of her."
Nnthnn lifted his eyebrows in
nmnzement. He was speechless for n
moment, but gradually thnt fnsclnntlng
wnlle returned nnd he spoke quietly :
"You nr laboring under a ml'nppre
hension, Frnnees. I hnve no such de
signs on your daughter. It is this wny.
My son Alfred attends the same col
lego ns she. nnd they hnve bcenmo fond
of ench other. They had a little dis
agreement, ns lovers will, and he wrote
me nbout the trouble. I came here to
nee If I couldn't patch the matter up,
feeling thnt I wns n friend of the
family. I believe my mission Las been
n sueress.
"But something new had developed.
When I saw you I realized that I loved
you, the same ns I did yenrs ngo when
you and I i-nt on this very tree trunk.
I told Knthryn I wanted to marry you,
but bIic said t-he wouldn't let me. All
this time I've been trying to get her
consent, nnd my nrguments nnd plead
ings flnnlly have won. No, I don't
enre to marry your daughter, I'll leave
that to my son. The person I want to
mnrry is you."
This time it was Mrs. Spnrks who
wiih amazed. She did not answer for
a little while, but sat pU'king nt tho
bark of the onk. her eyes Qowncnst.
"I'll I'll have to think it over." she
finnlly said, but her mind wns mndc up.
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