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mait'cy Wynne-Chats About the Debutantes Slated for
h1 7Vi Sanson She Mentions Fortv-tum Girls.
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Other Matters
f''FTEU the large number of tlebu-
S-M ,.nt(.g who ciimc out in." i '
i mi h nulte let i'ii In the full not
Me mo e flmn fortr-two leb. Hut
". da e I ennnot nccount for more
("? in numbft: In fnct, Koine of
S m.r ot malle their debut oftor
IS?, while others mny he announced
'"rfrtumctanre elianKe thlnKH often.
V know For Instance, wo nil heard
itlrely that Helen Hope Montgomery
110 mi J Introduced this year and not
dhere but In Pari. nlo. Well.
' 1 that'll chanced and (die Is not to
B01 nut Mil "ho following year. And.
TndAd. I think It In very wise. Helen
IfaSh not eighteen jet and Bcventocn
i ' very young to come out. Then
, Geary. wfh.v "Bunny" Is not
Jcnten yet, no. of course. he will
iJt come out for a year, possibly two
''"Ellen' Douglas Lloyd Is coming out
'. certain. She Is the daughter of
!?. and Mrs. Stacy Moyil nnd went
!lt wlntor abroad at school. Alberta
'lirtth Is poMtlve to come out. too. She
iK the daughter of the late Dr. llenfnm n
n Heath nml .Mrs. Heath and a grand
L,htVr of Mrs. Albert Pniiconst.
' Fllen MeMlchnel Is another debutante
'.iihi coming year. She Is the daughter
l the Hmorv McMlchaols and has been
to school In 'Paris', as have Ellen Lloyd
Bd Alberta Heath.
Christine Cadwnladcr. daughter of tho
tmii. niddle Cadwaladera. is to be
Introduced at a tea and will have t.rv
" 1 jkn.a nml bnllfi elven In ber lion-
teal dances and balls given In ber lion
. Ami some of the other debutante
U'tt coming year, though, miml .u.
Mr nhnnep. nrn Alice ISPlieil
IMiniu. iyuiuti, .F..pv.., ....,,
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BtwJtnfort. Rosomary Howe, Amoile
flelru. Martyri George. Cfntra BUIa,
Virginia 8mlth, Virginia HechscUer.
Mirrttct Butcher, Emily Bartow. Sarah
Tfin Htarr. Maria Samuel, Eleanor
tot. Katherlne Porter, Mary Miller,
Cttbarlno Smith, Hnnrtah Elliott. Sura
Uy, Jen nilcy. Walburga Rellly,
Jinnlng Orange, Margaret Hamilton.
Ytncy Little, Alice Sailer. Helen
UleheHi HlUnbeth Battles. Margaret
Pbilpc, Elizabeth Wayne. Ellznbpth
Aaron, Helen Henderson and LouIpo
Wallli. Mona Crozer Is another, but
ihe'a gotten engaged, you know, and
then, too, she Is in mourning for her
iunt, so a formal coming out may not
be In the plans for the season.
While we may not have teas to go to
mirlr every afternoon, as last yuitr, and
a ball pr danee'cvery night, which was
pretty much the case last year, we will
2nd enough to do in the coming gayetles
planned for these buds".
1SAW Alva Sergeant and Katherlne
Oflden on Chestnut street jesterdny.
And I nearly lost an eve. and walked
Into a lamp post, and fell over' u man
trflng to eeo what they had on. For
lelleve me they were worth looking at.
Alva la fo fair and graceful arm Kathe
rlne la o dark They looked stunning !
Airs uns wearing n frock of dark blue
crepe de chine made on long plain lines
with panels hanging on either side of
the skirt, trimmed with rows of dark
blue silk petals. Her hat was a dark
blue garden shape trimmed with small
uhlte Honors across the front of the
Itlin. Kntherine's frock was of mahogany-colored
brocade crepe and was made
on long sti night lines. Her hat was of
dark bine turned up slightly at the bark
and trimmed with a soft bow of the
material of nliich the lint was fash
ioned. They ere a decided delight to
tie W.
TOU had better' keep your eyes well
open nnd your enrs cocked these
rjjvs, because verv soon. oh. boys
and girls! I'm going to tell you of a
nice, pretty engagement, and you will
be r!en?d about it. as I am. The girl
ii rery pretty and has an awfully pretty
married sMer nnd they don't live so far
fcom town that it takes an hour to get
there. And the man Is very, very nice
and has been devoted for some time. If
jou think n bit perhaps you won't be
surprised when the news comes out
about it all. NANCY WYNNE.
' SOCIAL .ACTIVITIES
Mrs Rutherford Pearson, of tho Belle-.Tue-Strfttforrt,
who has been spendliiR
June and July In Atlnntlo City with
her sunt. Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris. Is
'Spending n few days In this city. Mrs
Pearson will leave the latter part of tho
week for Eagle Mere, whero she will
Join her daughter. Miss Nancy It. Pear
son, at their cottage, whoro they will
spend the remainder of tho summer
Mrs. Pearson will leave Hnalrs More
early In August nnd bo to Southampton,
U I . to visit Mrs Goodhue Llvlnirston.
of New York, at the Rushes, her sum
mer estate.
Mrs Stuart BulllVRnt, of Hpencer.
Mass, in visltlnK her imrents, Dr. and
Mrs. 8. MacCuen Smith, at their homo,
JU West Chelten nenue, Oermantown
Mrs. BullUant before her mixrrlnRO was
Miss Elisabeth MncCuen Smith.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon A. Hurdwlck, of
Summit avenue, Chestnut Hill, will
shortly leave, for Winter Harbor, Me,
here thev will visit Mrs HnrdwIcU's
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Tnylor,
Jf 180R Do Lnticey place and Willow
wofc Farm, Gwynedd Valley, at their
rammer home.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph S Txverlntf
Wharton, Jr, of Meadowbronk, will
ive the latter part of next month foe
Jamestown, R, 1 , where they will spend
m tlmo as tho guests of Mrs. Whnr
'ons mother. Mrs James Mnpts Dodsre,
at her summer home. Mrs. Wharton
as Miss Josephlno Dodge.
Mrs. Edward Uvnns Dennlston nnd
r daughter. Mlsa Anna H Dennlston,
ilmil """""" wermnniown, nre spenil
jjj J"" summer at their cottaxn at Stone J
., . j,
SMI-Sit11'" Walter Waring Hopkln
1,." "na 'heir family, 2219 Spruce street,
th. ?. ndny 'or Bay Head to spend
remainder of tho summer.
tw'i'f'v' Wa'nw right Rlchauls dnugh
Jffiltn wl!ln,1-,,, T Btcharrts, of
W?..J!f0,d. Fnfns, Media, left on
sh iii ' ' . " iiampsnire, whero
Sunapw ft ,ortn"tnt camplnt- on
Outof.nBnnSir8' r,harks " Kendrlck, of
in. th. T.n nd"' Huverfnrrt. nr spend-
' KendUTh'j' ',7 f,on"' Mr wllllnm
rlck 3r lcJ' "nd Mr. Chnrles If Ken
htd Lake? Me P AllnRn'l,, Moobc
"ue"MS8nhlie nnran' of " Bitten
Me.Vffi U hn fnna to ! Harbor,
Rxton Md 'o0.1'6.11 K' I'e" Oeorse, of
" a., at her summer home
? a,en..I,l,,PffcW'' 8013 CrftfM
k for Cn1""1.,11'". will lenv.. next
ie neVt n?nr. May- wllor "be will bo
,,erA nont. of
yrlcht anrt thlf, lfnV R Cart
S Car wj'r nuthter, Miss Kllza
Sl"tnu" iiiii w',,,0' ''""spect nvenue,
" teSthter t'i"1 lfJPB",relh and
PwnHn, th Umf,hMtnui. Btr,e n?e
me summer nt Cape Mny.
!ft 'Nanj..Mwl'llHn,Sbl9' ot Rlver'
W't at' Ocean C?y. mon,h of
BfelVIMr.II?,1innd, r- n,,0'"l "0
St2lth inAr",' Jlhoarts. mother Mi a
heater. Mnnnl"e. at their home In
J84 'tfii? Vn' G??rKe Horace Lorlmer
olnc V . x""r or fan 1'ran-
i L''il' '''"t' ','" ' ' '"'i' 'f s i-t.
They will ru from nan Francisco to
Vancouver, Lake Louise Bampf nnd tho
Canadian Rockies before returning home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James R. Dill, of 6022
Willows .avenue, have! announced the
enKagemant of their daughter, Miss M.
Helen Dill, to Mr. James Ofliley Brig
ham, of Oermantown.
QERMANTOWN
Miss Gladva Speece, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Walter U . Speece, of 205S
Medary nvenue, Is the truest of her
nnclo and nunt. Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Moyer. of Colllngswood, N. J. Mr
and Mrs. Mover. Miss Specco and
Miss Phyllis Freed, of North IJber
street, will leave tomorrow for Ocean
City, to remain for somo time.
Miss Vloletto Barrett, of 530 Mag
nolia nvenue. Is snendlng some time at
tho Pig 'n Whlstlo Inn, Browns-Mills-In-tho-Plnes,
N. J.
Miss Edith Caroline Welsner. of 43
East Tulpehockon street, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorgo Welsner, haa gone
to Toronto, Canada, for the remainder
of tho summer.
i Mrs. Oeorga Kugler. of 442 East
Tulpehocken street, nnd Mrs. Erwln C
Bhafer, of 6200 Chow street, will chapen
ono tho following members of the
youngor set at a houso party In Ocean
City next week: Miss Loulso Sharer.
Miss Evelyn Snnderford, Miss Edith
Kugler, Miss Elizabeth Kugler, Miss
Ethel Youmr and Miss Ada Whltnkcr,
of East Fails.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Shaw. Mr.
Chnrles T. Shaw. Jr., and Miss Sarah
Shaw, ot S38 East Washington lane,
hnvo returned from motoring to Island
lieighu. n. .1 , wncrn tney wero mo
guests for n few dnxB of Mrs. Shnw's
brother end sister. Mr. and Mm. Rad
cllffe JI. Hirst, of Llanerch.
Mrs. A- H Hull and her son, Mr
Bradford Hull, of GOS East Washing
ton lane, have trono to Providence, R.
I for ten days,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Freeman, of 4",69 Fcrn
hlll road, nre In Atlantic City for a
fortnight.
Miss Miriam Levy, who has been
spending tho summer with her aunt,
Mrs. J. 1). Fetgel, nt 200 East Johnson
street, has returned from a visit with
friend b In Atlantic City. Miss Levy's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Levy, nro
also spending the summer with Mrs.
Felgel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Leo Rosenber
ger and their sons, nf 450 East TuJ
pehocken street, nre tho guests of Mr.
llosonberger's brother. Dr. Randall C.
Roscnbergcr, at his farm at Schwenus
vllte, Pa., for n month, Dr. Rosenber
ger Is also entertnlnlng members of
Troop 218, Boy Scouts of America, for
a few days on his farm.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Rebecca Roscnbnch nnd Miss
Miriam Roscnbnch, of 1405 North Fif
teenth Btreet, have left to occupy their
apartment nt 22 South Illinois avenue,
Alnntlc City.
Mr. nnd Mrs Milton Dnlslmcr. of 2258
North Broad street, and their daughter,
Miss Tcssin Dnlslmcr. left Inst week for
Jnckson. N. H.. where they will spend
some time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Haber nnd Miss
Beatrice Haber, of 1833 Natrona street,
after spending- some time at Tnnners.
vlllo, N Y will go to Saratoga Springs
nnd Mohonlc I.nke for tho remainder of
tjrie summer.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. J. Gywnn, of 1637 Allengrova
street, accompanied by Mrs. Clara Bar
bin are at tho Porklomen Inn, Schwcnks
vllle. Pa , for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo W. Snook, of
1217 Wnkellng street, aro spendinjt the
summer nt Ocean City.
Miss Gertrude Hanley, of Orthodox
stroct. Is entertaining as her guest for
a fortnight Miss Naomi Commons, of
Salem. Mass. Miss Commons will
later leavo for Maine, where she will
spend n month.
Mrs Horace Summerfleld and her
family, of 6015 Cottage street, nre
spending tho season at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. McClena
ghan and tholr family, of 4730 Haw
thorne streot, nro at their cottage In
Wlldwood for the summer.
Mrs. P. II. Hoffman and her son, of
1026 Fillmore stieet, Northwood, are
at Narclssa, Montgomery County, for a
stay.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Russell Rorer nre
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter, Dorothea Marie Rorer.
Mrs. Julius Kochler, of 5100 Frank
ford nvenue. Is spending the summer at
Atlantic City
Miss Janet Goldmere, of Arrott
street, has left for a month's stay In
tho Pocono Mountnlns
HOLMESBURQ
Mrs. Fidelia Baer, daughter of Dr
and Mrs. William Morrison, 8021
Frnnkford nenue, has left for a sov
eral months' trip through Europe. Miss
Margaret Moirlson, who has been .lslt
Ing In Mount Vernon, N T., has left
to spond the remainder of the summer
at Pino Oroe, Conn
Miss Beryl Grimth. of 8014 Frank
ford nvenue, has returned from a three
weeks' stay In Scrnnton, Pa , whero sho
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Fooks. Her cousins, Miss Anita Fooks
nnd Miss Irene Fooke, returned
with her, and will spend n week In
Holmesburi;.
A plunlo was given on Wednesday
at Wlsslnnmlnii Park. Comly Htieet
and Frnnkford avenue, by the W. H.
M. S of the Methodist Church. Fortv
poor children from various sections of
tho city attended
Dr and Mrs Chnrles Blaker nnd
their daughter, Miss Mary Ulaker. of
SOU Frnnkford nvenue, nro spending
tho summer In Ocean City.
NORRISTOWN
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of -Miss Ellznboth Sulllan,
of 520 Cherry street, nnd Mr. Chi Is
tcpher Shulby, also of this city, on July
16, in the Bethany Evangelical Church
The pastor, the Rev U, L. Bomberger,
officiated Upon their return fronmwea
ding trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Shulby will live
In this city
Mr and Mm Leon Kohl, Mr and Mrs
Lnmn Kintz, Mr nnd Mrs Clnjlon
Brown, Mr Daniel PUelly, Mr Caspar
Pucchl Mr. Fenton Cloud, nnd Mr James
,f Carr hae roturned from Chicago,
where they nttendd the fourteenth an
nual conentlon of the Nattonnl Asso
ciation of Real Estate Boaidu
Schulze-lngersoll Wedding
A pretty wedding took nlnco on Wed
nesday evening nt 7 o'clock In the West
minster Presbyterian Church, Fifty
eighth street and Chester nvenue. when
Mlr.s Mnrgarot V Ingersoll of 6830
Snrlngflsld avenue, became thn bride of
Mr. Herman M Scliulzo. of 6840 Spring
field aenue, the Rev Warren Wnrd
D. D olflclntlng The coreniony was
followed by a reception nt the home of
tho brldo'ii parentH.
The bride, who was given In innr
rlngo by her father, Mr R Ingersoll
wore a gown of satin nnd georgette
trimmed with lace. Her tulle veil,
arranged with oninge blossoms, extended
tho length of her train Sho carried
a shower bouquet of white roses nnd
lilies of the nllev
Mis Edward Baker attended her as
matron of honor She wore n gown of
blue organdie with picture hat of snme
nnd carried pink roses
Miss Leuora Horesey attended her ns
maid of honor Sho wore a gown of
peach-colored organdie, with hat to cor
respond nnd carried Ward roses nnd
larkspur
A small elstcr of the bride, Miss
Roberta Ingersoll, acted ns flower girl
Sho wore n. frock of white net trlmmea"
with pink ribbons nnd carried a bssket
tilled with spring flowers.
Mr Wllllnm Schulie acted as best
man for his brother The ushers In
cluded Mr James Lockhnrt nnd Mr
Elmer Freemnn
Mr, and Mrs Sohulze left imme
diately nfter the reception for a wed
ding trip through the South. They will
he, at home after October 1 at 212
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MKS. J. I. IIIPPL1S
And her little daujlitor, of -1031 North Twelfth street
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Flitting With the Fairies
Ur DADDY
CHAPTER V
Making tho New Wings
'"yOU shall have the finest wings I
-L can moke," said I.cgs. the wing-
maker, to Peggy nnd Billy as he looked
at the fat Dies tho fairies had brought
to pay him nnd his lour workmen.
"Come close to my web so I enn mens
ura you."
Peggy did not fancy going close to
Legs, for he was a spider, and, like
Little Miss Muffct who sat on n tuffet.
Peggy hnd n fear of spiders.
"Don't be nervous," laughed Flit-ter-Flnsh,
the handsome young fnlry.
"Legs the wing-maker is a greedy spi
der, but ho never harms tho fairies or
their friendh. We nre good customers
of his wing shop, nnd we pay him well
with the flies wo bring."
Peggy still hung bnck, so Billy
stepped forward to be measured for it
pair of wlngB.
"Do you want strong wings or pretty
wings?" Legs asked, ns he mensured
Billv.
"I wnnt strong wings, m I can fly
high and fly far' replied Billy.
"You shall have wings thnt will carry
von as high as nn caglo soars, nnd ns
far ns a boat enn sail in n day," re
plied Legs. Then he turned to mensura
Peggy.
"And what kind of wings do you
want.' pretty wings or strong wings?"
he asked her.
ncfore Peggy could open her mouth.
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the fairies had answered for her In
littlo song:
"Pretty wings, Mr. Leggy;
Pretty wines for nrcttv Pecgy."
But- that wasn't tho answer Peggy
had intended to make, bo sho spoke up
quickly :
"Please, Mr. Legs, I would like
wings that arc both pretty nnd strong,"
she said.
Thnt answer pleased Legs, the wine
maker, nnd he gave a funny little
chuckle.
"You nre n scnsiblo girl for telling
what you want," ho declared. "You
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shall hnvo the kind of wings you do
alro. Thoy shall bo pretty nnd they
ehnll bo strong enough to carry you
wherever Billy goes." That mado Peggy
glnd sho had spoken.
Legs nnd his workmen set busily
nbout making the wings. Legs himself
made n pattern of silk. Tho .workmen
found tough lenves from which they
stripped wiry fibers. These fibers were
shaped to fit tho edges of tha pattern,
forming a frnmework for tho wings.
Over this framework tho spiders wove
fine silk gnuze, spinning tho threads
out of themselves ns they went along.
Tliis flue silk gauze made wings that
were very pretty, verj light nnd very
strong. Over tho gnur.o tho spiders
spread n thin coating of glue which
hardened quickly. This glue mado tho
surfaco of tha wings smooth nnd solid
so the air could not go through.
Legs nnd his workmen were skillful,
ns Flltter-Flnsh had said, nnd tho
wings were finished in a very short
time.
Peggy's wings were tried on first and
they fitted her perfectly. Legs fastened
them securely to her body with tiny but
strong silken cords. Then Billy's wings
wero put on him and they proved to bo
THIS IS "GOTO
THE MOVIES" WEEK
EXCEPTIONAL FEATUIIE3
MAHKBT AT NINKTREVTH II TO 11
IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
"WOMAN GOD-CHANGED"
A HTOrtY OF REDEMPTION
STANTON ffJHM
10TH
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PAI APR 121i MARKET STREET
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'WHITE AND
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r.,-l-.lr- io a. m. to mis p. .r
"THE GREAT LOVER"
FROM LEO DITRlCIigTEIN'3 PIMY
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"A VOICE f DARK"
ADDED "WILD MEN Or APTtlCA" I
Capitol
724 MAllKET STREET i
"TUB I.OHT TtOMANrr."
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DEMPSEY CARPENTIER
FIGHT PICTURES
noun Phnwlnir 11 A. M. tn It P SI
EITH'S THEATRE
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In "Tho Twehe-Pounil Look"
MISS EMMA HAIG
With RICHARD W. KEHNR
HARRY DULKi KLlZARnTH
KENNEDY & MILTON IinRLK.
OTHKR THO FEATURES
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
Private lessons. Adulti
nnd Children's Clnsses
Modern and Esthetic Dune.
Ins. riassea Thurs. F.vei
Thone Wat. 127
WILLOW GROVE PARK
WAbSILI LEPH and his Symteiony Orchcutrn '
Todny. 4 80 I'llzahuth Hrey Hopruno 7 X
Kmlly Htoki-s ItaKiir. Sopruno 0 43
HENni SCOTT Rasa
Hot Afternoon .UARTHA ' with HENRI
SCOTT EvenlntT LUCIA ' with Kmli'
Stokes HnKar Must I'atlton Resered
4 . on 'Xlr nt the Pnrk
?-'" . 31A'XVV'4 0VsKl
Bk W? miMsmmm
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.EjP7; i'liiL Tf-Hr'l
FAB stands any comparative test
With the soap flakes you now have on hand
and with a package of FAB
compare :
which is thinner, whiter, softer, and silkier.
which dissolves more quickly, dissolves
completely, gives more abundant
suds.
which is softer on your hands, is less
harsh on your garments.
which washes more quickly, washes more
thoroughly.
which is SAFE.
.A test is your proof.
tV iW, tdLi k a
jusl as wcll'flttliiff nnd ns pretty nbl
tuose of Peggy, ,
"Thcro you nre," said Legs, tho
wing-maker, "There nro two of tho
finest pairs of wings I ever have made.
I hope .you will toko good caro of them
nnd uso them In n way that will be n
credit to me."
Fllttcr-Flnsh nnd the fnlrlcs clapped
their hands with joy when they enw
how splendid tho wings were.
"Now you enn frolic nnd dance with
us In the air," cried Fllttc Flash.
"Come and wo will tcuch jou how to
fly."
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. II. Clifford Campion, of
Media, nro tit Avalon, where they will
romnln until September.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel D. Clyde, ol
Chester, have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Clyde's fnmlly In Wellsboro, Pa.
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PEIRCE SCHOOL
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
P irre school course In te
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n' mnkpft success In business
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SPECIAL HflillCKKKIMNri roimvu
HlKh Sciool graduates boys or ulrls, who
want to study bookkeeping; and accountancy
In the most practical way should Investigate
our courses Tou can enroll now nnd start
with our summer classes. Position! guar-
v?a onieoci. can or write.
nml Callece of Commerce'
1017 Chrstnut Hlreet. PlillndelnhU
THE PIIILADEIJ-IIIA SCHnoL OF
OCCUPATIONAL THIUIAPV
2200 I)e Luncer l'ltee
The course of soven months Includes train
In? In design the crnfta nnd lectures in
Anatomj. Psjcholoity. Patholoiry, etc . -with
two nddltlcnal months devoted to Hospital
Pmctlce. Oraduatrs In demand at nood
alHs For further Information address
MISS FLORENCE Y. FULTON. Dean
SCHOOL FOR IlCElTIONAL CHILDREN
Ev. r facility In a twautlful suburban
home for the education of children unable
tn attend public or private schools. Domestlo
ecience, 14 miles iron? rnna isooKiet
MOLLIE A. WOODS. Principal
lint 174 Unnlirn. I'ii.
Tlie Taylor School wj .f,1" st.
Our business trnlnlne course will Increat4
your earnlnw capacity and Insure constant
emp'oyment. Enroll now
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WENONAH. N J.
Whero character, manlinen and honor ara developed.
Wenonah it an independent unit Sn your boy's education
nd not merely preparatory achool.
Healthfully situated in a solely reiidcntUl town,
A faculty second only to that of Wett Point in efficiency.
Academic ttudie for college preparation.
Special and buainets courses.
Military system brings out all that it good and manly.
Separate junior department for boyt of ten or over.
Academic courte, seven hundred and fifty dollar for
the ichool year.
Junior department, six hundred and fifty for the tchool
year.
Catalogue and View Booh Upon Reque$t
DR. CHARLES H. LORENCE, MAJOR C. A. SNYDEK.
Preiident Superintendent
BOX 411, WENONAH, NEW JERSEY
Doth Snrt
BUSINESS
Secretarial Course
Prltate Secretaries receive higher salaries than mere stenographers,
ana tnov have tha irreatest ntmnrtunltlj. tnf iw.n..mM, nh
man or woman holding- such a confidential position becomes well nlrh
Indispensable to the employer, and thebulne, Our Secretarial Course
la the most efficient. AN "ACCRKDnT.D" COMjrERCIAL SCHOOL
1200 WALNUT STREET
Pre-Medical
Education
Two-year course including
required sciences, foreign
language and English, together
with mathematics, psychology,
economics, etc.
Ask for Catalog F-18
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
ro wl St. Ilow Ilerks
I'hllndrlphla
The Holman School zztriDat
will open lis 2Jd vear September 22, 1021
Por girl, and email hct
r M 7 -tN-th tV nralev A II Hadmlstres
Many splendid teaching positions now being
tilled in Pa N J Del Md and N Y
Tree enrollment.
Modern Teachers' Hnrenn. 1008 Market Pt.
STRAYPR'I Tue " Iluslness Heliool
aioniUVJ 807 riirr..HTM'T ST.
Poeltlon gnnrnnt'il Enter now. Dnr nr nlglit.
I WEST rilESTEH P.
West Cheystor, Pennsylvania
The Darlington Seminary, Ind.
SfXTY ACRE ESTATE
71t Vonr Open eilemlxr 21. 1021
Junior School f ir younif girls
For Cata'OKue address
Christine 1". Ili. Prlnrlpnl Hot 010
ANNT1LLE. PA.
LEI1ANON VALLi:V OOLLEOE Co-Ed.
College. Aendemlc. Muelc. Oratory. Collegt
rates, )303 to $412. M.iMc rates, 1973 te
ItSO. For catalog address. Dlt. O. D.
fiO-iSAnD. Annillle. Pa.
NEW TOIIB
90D PEOPLE
tn every thousand receive benefit throags
spinal adjustment glten by competent
nocTOKM or ciiinoritACTic
The public la rapidly recognising tho value
of this method of druzless Tieallng. and ill
require an Increasing number ot practition
ers. Bend for literature explaining the
course
NEW V((RK rni.TKCil". OF rnTROPRACTIC
Dept. H. S4S W 7?n ft.. New Vork. !. V.
niNOHAMTOS. N. T.
THE IIINOIIAMTON TRAIN1X) NCHOOL
An Ideal prlv home-school for nervous. ba-H.
ward 4 mental defectnea No age limit. Phy.
steal Culture Manual training , all branchsa
Open yr around Term 175 per inth a U3
MR. and MRS AUOl'ST A P.OLDT. Hupt
tllnchsmtnn Ne Tnrk IU Falrvlew Avt
ntVTON. VA
Shenandoah Collegiate Instituts
and School of Music. Dsyton. Vs.
Co-Educatlnnal Rates 122ft to 1300.
Bend for Catalogue
Aonng Men anil Hots
HErilLEHEM PA
Bethlehem
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rrepare.l for leadln
"Sl,ie In 41 faiva
tni na .nAirm.rv. . nP
v. n r k bi principal
universities Scholar
ships to artoue rol
leges Modern build
I n K e Qmnnslum,
S mmlng Pool and
- enUe AthlIlo
grmnds R.asonable
rots Separate
iiininr Mliool.
t tittiioir
J II. Tl'flOEY. M.A.,
Headmaster
PI.NNSIH ltd. PA.
Perkiomen School for Boys
c-nllio Pr ra 1 n Mui, uralory
Huelns Al itlleins JU 4cre campus
Scholarships Development
prveiupmt'ni or inarafier
tii Ser U e uur am Junior
ana iriining , ji crvnf uur n ni ji,m
School for younger boys tu aepaiate cotui
Catalog. OSCAR S KHILIILI. D D. U
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WA'VNE. PA,
ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
Wayne (Mnin Line P. R. K.). pa.
Healthful 'oratlnn. hnme-l ke buildings
Mental and phvsbul iMstruciiou high moral
Influence make unutuil appeal to parents
and boys. I'rcpiies for 1 allco or business
Charles llrnrj Mront. A. M., Ilemlmuter
I.ANC VsTP.lt PA.
FRANKLIN AMI MARSHALL ACADEMY
13. M. 1IARTMAN. Principal
Rot 4H Liineieter. Pa.
RWXRTIIMORE PA.
HWARTHMORE PREPAHA1 ORY S( IIOOL
For llns. llnx 211. Swiirtlimore, Pa,
V. P. TOMl.lVSOV M.A.
RKADINO r.
ticliuj Iklll brm.. llrudhik'N Jr Lot. Il(i,l.u
I'll, Prep, ft J Collere iours Pt
Ccatea ucoppt-.l by coll,;,v A unlterainet
Isetv atnittio nld, dlnlnK hall a admiiiNir 1
building Tear 1470 Year opens Stpt IX
WARREN T, TEEL. A.M. D.D., Pres,
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WKNONAH. N. J.
Wenonah
MILITAR Y
ACADEMY
Itoth firxt
Yonng Men anrt Rora
OEOROE SCHOOL. PA
CKOIUJE SCHOOL Country School for Bon
end Qtrlg. Separate dormitories. Caunea
tread and thorough. Student studies under
supervision ot principal. Graduates suocmJ
fa college. Hpeolal courses. Athletics, grm?
naslum. pool. 227 wooded acres and osei
country on Neshamlny Creek, Endowed.
kates moderate. Catalog. ,
OKOROK A. WALTON, A. M..
Box 3H5. George School. Pa.
NAZARETH TA.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Ilox 00, Nnmretli. Po. Founded 17IS
Cpllfga Preparatory and Iluslness Courses
Senior. Intermediate nnd Junior Depart.
mnts Minimum ag. n sears Vigorous
afiletlc and military life. All outdoor
Wr'1' TArJl"11. n(1 "wlmmlng pool.
Address The REV. A. It. TIIAELEH D D
Prlnrlpal
MEtirEUBncnn. pa.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Merccrsbunr. P.
.. Send for catalogue to
WM. MANN IRVINE. Ph. D.. LL. D.
Headmnster. llnx 1?0
cnr.sTEit. pa.
Pennsylvania Military College
Deprcts In Civil Knfrlneerlng. Chemistry
n( Commerce nnd Finance Preparatory
Division and Junior School.
COLONEL CHARLES E. HYATT
ling 2t. ChetT. Ta.
AI.LEXTOWN. VA.
Allentown Preparatory School
?I'rMr"! for .eoJ!'f? .r 'ehnlcal school.
Email classes, lndlvldua Instruction. AIsi
commercial course Student government;
All atretics Splendid modern buildings"
Large campus and gmnaslu . Special care
for vounger boys Rate J50O. Catalog
IBW1X M. BIIALTCT. A. JL. n.admaVter
NA7.,nrrrH. pa.
NA,ZAl1.5TIi IIAI'!' MILITARY ACADR3IT
"oi 60. Nazareth. Pa. Founded 1713
rreparatorj 4 Ouslness Courses. Sr. Inter.
medlste and Jr Dopts Ath'etlcs Mllltar.
life Uet A D TSiaela- D p.. rrlnclpal
nELl.EFONTB. PA.
Bcllefonte Academy L,mited to 100
and ur llSth .ar Ath fleldT'Molj5
r.tes Ca-nlog JAMES P. HIOIIES A M
lle.iilma.ter. Hellefnnte. I.,.1-"'"'a' 31.,
UORDENTOWN. N. j7
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorough preparation for college or hn.i... .
EfTlclent faculty small classes lnw,i"i
attention Ml'ltary training" STthvlS,
For cstg address Col T D Landon riJ-r
C-22. Dordentovn. N.J . Prln A&auSEEK
I'ORT DEPOSIT MD
TOME SCHOOL
Natlonil Ronrdlnj School for nn..
RATE f 1000 ajt
Murray Penbcdr llrush. Ph. D(
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I'orr iienoeit. ?ld
WASIIINOTON. D c.
THE UNITED TTEK
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Orens Sept
ens Sept l'i Wrl'e for Catg. p..
H S 0MHLE, D. V. H Dl.'r
;22 C Street N W H'a.h'ngton D r.
wwNEsnono. va
nmilllRNE .MILITARY SCIIOOT
Prpa-os for unlers.ties and bnsln-.r ...
rerional att-ntlou Restful mil ?arl", '
inc R. O T C under tT S Wp it,. ,ln
vea, N- IS.10O0O fireproof " eofuRJpV, 4M
Diploma admits to all colleges R,,pmi?I
Spring encampment near famous cav"rn.?t
Orottties for "'1 students i"ataloi i
MAJOR MflljMN II HlDolNPrla.
llov lit Wnvnrabnrn. Vu. "
STAUNTON. VA
Staunton Military Academy
Largest private Acartemv In the Eaii
prepares for t'ntversltl.. Oorernm.V;
Ue'e lino lend fnr eatntog ""e
fol. Tho. II ltilll n Prealrleu
Hat 1. S,i'.nton IK-M. 4fitb.aTT.M
ni rnsTovr va.
HIAIKSTIINK MIUTXRY ACADEMY
III irkotnne Virginia t"r':"1
D-Pt. Mlilnr. Arrtemle Commercial
Tor cstilog and Infinnilon, addresa
rot V s it.OV. President
CHATHM v.
Chatham Traininc School
CHATHAM VA RATES M(U
IIAKINO fE NOT MONEY5
"end for rstalnmie
Vnnnr Women and Olrls
Ml 8iiril'i rlinol fur tilrls. Otrrhrnolc
Pllll.l.. P. ," lege rep a,, r",ariJ
courses Athletl. Write ln, ,""
MISS UM'f KWWARD Principal
lVnneNH.mln llxerbrnnk "i.cipai
DEVON. PA
IHH ON .MANOR
In Vallv Torge region 10 miles from Phila
Collrce Trep ""
MRS. I.AM.IION r.WMS, Principal
llnx I III Ileiaii, Pit
l.lTITf. PA
" LINDEN HALL SEMINARY " "
V girls' school since ITin adeinl. College
Preparaton & Special Courses Separate iV
Dept Omnaelum Secretarial cSuioi
Uv. V- W- Stengel. Prln . Ilngjny LrVfiji, j"?!
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NIGHT SCHOOL I
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