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EVENING PU3LI0 LE.DGEK PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921
ism -in infM rV , I ft
f,DSr GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
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's DEAR tlint. Christine Ciitlwnlnder is
llhome from tne nryii jinwr nospuni,
.hire die went la?.t wctj5 for,nn l,cr?"
J!" on her tousll. ou know, she
Itlon o '"-' .,,., ,,,,, I, i ,i,i, iin.
v had nunc mi"; iiuiiun. ...... .
fkroat. and. won ill with 11 pretty Fcvcre
ffi of tonwilltlH at the time of Sarah
'gSoV.n PelfH wedding.
. i remember she was 111 at that time,
nusc nlie wart to imve been n brlues-
W??':.!!...! tr ilvn It mi. Nho linn
P., ' ti.nr ii Imil time nltoKcther. nnd
?! it Vn decided to tnlc the tonsils
Jut entlrtb. d though weaU, shu la
Xllng better already.
Shc hat Konc to her home in l'noll
..j wi Hieud mot of the mimmcr
SnU til. I. .int-nnfu Til- Mtwl f-u
there wu "" I'"',5'"'"' '" ""
William Cadwaladcr. U.licy content
': .. inMnff liiuf n fiw Mlinrt trinii
fhrousli the remainder of the summer.
. ChrMlne in to be introduced in the
full and there win it a koou ninny
"..iu crlvpii for her. She la a most
ittractlvc-looklngltd. ,
T IS interesting to note that MrH.
iiiinrfnnl Pearson, who hnB been
r
Itrlne at tne Jiciievuc-miiimiiu iul iuu
u.t several yearn with, her son and
daaitlitcr. has purchased from tho
wtatc of her parents, the late Mr. nnd
Mrs Arthur .1. i'e.ibody, the Holly
Wki a villa on Main street, ut South
imDto'n. Mr. and Mrs.) Peabody were
imonir the pioneers In that colony, and
It Is fitting that their daughter should
lien eome of tho old property In the
family. MrH. 1'carson Is a very at
tractive woman.
JAMKSTOW'X will be very gay to
,iiit There's to be tho annual bal
mawie at the Casino, and the younger
et tlmt Is those from the ages of
fifteen to eighteen nnd more, are muchly
excited about it. That little old Casino
"l.. ' i.l e !,.. I. Ill tl,n.n lu n mlirlitv
CD tnC fll(IC Ul UIU mil uitiv .n - ........,,
ray little place these months, nnd the
lounger i-et dances there night after
.,i. wUnv nitnn in pnrs from the
n,,.nniinirs nn(l over from Saundcrs-
town, nnd from the other end of James
town tO tllC Vlllllgl.'. WHICH, juu nuun,
is not large. Hut it's n lovely spot nnd
eo wonderful for bathing. You sec, It's
alt water, but there are no heavy
waves to bo dangerous, and the bay Is
deep enough near bhore for one to swim
n.itr. nnd et it is 'not too deep. If
you do not swim jou can wndc in
iradualh nnd keep under water very
easily without fear of strong undertow
and heavy tide.
The eliildron's fancy drops party,
which has also become an annual nffnlr,
will' be held In the" Cnslno Monday
mnlng.
DANNY Is live, nnd a most beautiful
cherub. You remember when he
was throe and torn some visitors mm
lii liked tlio now house, but "must be
careful not to brenk it?" Well, he's
fire now nnd, like ninny n young gen
tleman of crentcr ukp. Is busily nr-
ranglnp fur his future. The other dajr
his aunt wus conversing with hiui, nnd
monc other mnttcrs brought up In the
course of conversation they delved into
that future. Snid auntie: "What do
you intend to be when you become n
man?" Danny was not nt n loss.
Said he: "I'm going to be n father to
l mother and son."
"Oh, said nuntlc, rather taken
back, "nnd who is going to be the
mother?" There she had him, for
while he hnd planned a home and
family, he hud forgotten thnt there
must lie a t-pUcIfic some one to share
that home. "Why," snid lie, in n
puiiled tmio, "I don't know any one I
could mnrr.v. do I? Why." still more
puzzled, "I'll hnve to besih looking
Wnd" NANCY WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Dr iird Mrs. Barton Cooke Hlrsti of
1821 Spruco street, announce, tho en
casement of their daughter, Miss Elsie
DuPuy Crahnm Hirst; and Mr. Bertram
UpDlncott. foii of Mr nnd Mrs J Ber-
(tram Uppincott. of 1712 Spruco street
ana Jielnuir, uetnuyres,' i.i.
Mrs. i; Wilkinson. Jr . nnnounces the
engagement of her dnughter, Miss ICdltli
Melnhardt Wilkinson, to Mr Gerald J.
nansen, son or Mr. nnd Mrs. ucorBo
Hansen The marriage will tnlto plnce
ome time In N"o ember.
Mr and Mrs. Ponn Yo:itninn nnd thidr
daughter Miss Jane H. Ycatmnn, of
inn Sp.uee. street and Chestnut Hill.
ho hae been abroad since early
Pnng, are at present In P.u Is.
Kirs. Lewi. Allilnnrlpd nnd Iiai flnnrrli.
t(rS. M!a Willlnmlnn W U'onli nnil
Miss Sarah B. Wentz, of 1800 De I.an
cey place, who are, tiavellng abroad,
nave left Lake. ("onio. ltalv. nnd nre nt
Present at St. Morltz, Switzerland.
MiS.I Annn 1, 1,'mtlti,. if Oil 1'..e,
Tulpehocken street, Germnntown, Is
jpendlng seseial wceui at White Sul
phur SprliiRa Mrs. William O. Foulki
u 'Pending AuRUst In Atlantic City,
wtierc she h tho guest of her son-ln-w
and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Gerrlt
. Judd, of Ardmore, at their cottnno
Mm. .TnUllll f IltlD.AH nn.l l.n- .l.linl.
Hi V.l?3 Judo11 Huston, of Lt-him lano
ana Wlssahlekou avenue, Germantown,
wm leave next weolt for severnl
eeks sta at Cape May.
Sir nnd M-o .i..... ii-i...,. .m caat
ft ..nu. ae. Genuantown. will
inortly eav tor Avalon, N J, whero
Mey wm ppenit pevcial weeka.
SlfB Thnmnu Pm-urAf hiI k- u.m.,
. - -..-..,.. i,vjim., nnw nun urrii
W" gueat of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
CnarlpM A Tlnrln ... . U - I I I.. 1.u
r,"7 "U" lii IIU IIIUII JIUinL III tlfll
.miuwn ior two months,
p..I. . " ' '"lu"' - . wiien- ur,
k to Charleston, S
3.Z ; lKt,Jlix:l1 ul l,,e uiiuen niniui
t'.,u' iiosplt.il Mrs noyster's sister.
si ri, i ' Uonlft. 1 sending a wuek
j. i,,.',"1 :"'" ji'wihi , jiii isui-ry, , meny .wins w .J...n,..uDt, ,
if- ?-3. S"iitli Sixteenth stteet and Hose- Holmesburg Sho will return tho early
throii ii "" Mo,u,il- an a motor trip part of Septembor.
-----o n,u ..lllinu WOOQS,
Air flnnir.. T ..in... ... . , .
i. ..""' viii-r rnrnum is now at
r."'" Mo, where Iiu Ih tho
nsr.,!of .Vr "","' -MrH Samuel J. ITj-n-
""on, I-1 0111 tllnr.. lin lll irn In Hur
Kri ".l",, ,10 "'"' remain soveral
"MKs heroic nturnlnf,- to tho Ain-i.
01 homo mar Medln
Mr
Oi.ri,.. "" ' ra-iKiin i-TieH, (:
thfln i '' "'"'"uncu tho eiiKHBenu-nt of
JVls 'laug'Ver' MSJ i-H'tli Mou-au
tin.l 1... . - .... ... .
Ir nt i "'. "icnanison snoemuKi'i',
" or I,ansdone Pa
Twl'n r?,1?'1 l" -'""""K K Kurrell, of
'win oaks shiLiim inn tin ,,,,,....
til ft frn sense. (, II t MilIlMI,U I s.
II I vf, fcT.",r,lt "f "Wr l'iuflUcr, .Mlsa i nt cards
CruW'a "ll lo lr Jeiotno KrancH
CnA Ii . ,..or Mr "lul M!, Joll ''
Crowley or Wmihlni'tuii. I .
Plftvil ' MlH A J 5llcU''' f Nort1'
mono, r i t"IOPt' a" Hl'--nillnii the
wniii of AiiKust in MaBnolln. Mnhh
IrtneSSiA,f.n,"s A "nsl'1y Ih vlsltlnt; Mlw
R""1 '" l'-r rottaire at IXw
Soimw. ' """. l";", " will go to
1-oiiK Island, to Wait her
-rothtr
ALONG THE READING
tod,n kM ", w"f"n I'- neneBre. of
ft uiV )'i ,'!lu I'lifitUtiB tho Htim-
I l1 11. n. . .. . ...
lone io . ,',","' "f Noble, has
stverat wcckT whcro vho wl" spe'"1
lli -t - .
lfied C Herltnrte, or
lenkliiiuwn, havo lelt
i after siieiidlni' .lulv
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Bhoie and mi, m l-l.i iu, ..,.. n...
HI
n,, ., - - ..iiniiuiin ..uiV,
Jill SeDti-inlni Mlu.i Cooley Is
CI Boston 'r' "s Wllllum rles,
r r-.i ,...,
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I.n,li -"-".IIU
Hammond has been
iiuillg ,. r,.u. ,,lltM -,:-,- ,.' ....-.
AiLer ,.-.:?. r w ."? IIUM
,... . 1-IH.-UU, 111 uiui i.ane.
1' ton0t,,,",MU!,wln.,,a' ot Klklna -'r'.
'MnV f "10 fur ll,ls ''""'
irking Klev!!,I!utle,-'i of Jenltlntown. la
j'nK eveia weoka nt Occnn City,
2Kr. and m ..-... . I . .. .
Hfl. of w.i ,,uler i",ce R"a "8 r
r i :llJ8 r.?a1 B'kns Prk
W5i " """"'iisj "is Kreaier part 01
flancy Wynne Tells of the Recovery of Miss Cadivaladcr
From an Operation at Hospital She Hears of
Bal Masque at Jamestoivn Tonight
tho summer nt tho Lbdgo on tho Sua
quohnnna Itlver In Maryland.
MIbs Umlly Mather, or Mcadowbrook.
mm returned from a trip to Montreal,
Can.
fSrM,i.i2ndt.Mir"- Frc.JerIc1c Fltzacrald,
CnHf nr g ln ra80den!
GERMANTOWN
.'rs; Joseph Cnlilll and her sons, of
6116 Musgravo sttoct, are spendliiff ,i
week at Spring Mount, nlong tho 1'cr
Kiomcn. Mr. Carl Josser, of 6625 Chew street,
left on Monday to spend a week In
I'ottstown and Reading.
.,.Hr.nSa .Mrs' Klwanl M. Bowrs, of
5616 McMnhon avenue, will ko to Wild
wood tomorrow to spend a week at tho
Sheldon.
..JIrfl;.,Jos(Sh Hayes and her daughter,
Mist lUta Hayes, of 6608 Chew street,
are at Spring: Mount, Pa., for this week.
,PrV,nn? ErtV Howard U. Gelslcr. of
132 West Wnlnut lano. aro spending
August as tho guests of Mrs. Uclsler's
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wirt, of
bast Washington lane, at their bunga
low In the Pocono Mountains.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Mb
bnrd, 6612 Limekiln plko, will bo glad
to hear thnt their granddaughter. Miss
Graco Carroll, Is convalescing from her
recent operation for appendicitis.
The? Itov. Henry P. Wllkle and Mrs.
wllklo and their son, Master Robert
Wllkle, of the Mnnso, Wlster street, nre
spending August with relatives at Mil-ton-on-tho-Hudson,
N. Y.
Mrs. B. W. Miller, of Thorpes lane and
Wlster street, has returned from a visit
of three weeks In Troy, Pa.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Dr. Harry W Ettolson, of Philadel
phia, nnd his sister, Miss Fannlo Kttel
son, before leaving for tho Malno coast
spent soveral days at Wlldwood, N. J.
Other Phllndelphlnns seen at this
popular resort were Mrs. A. S. Des
sauor. of 2140 North Twelfth street,
and Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Summerlleld, who
will spond August by tho sea. Sat
urday evening there was n large
clambake on the beach, fronting tho
Manor, when several Philadelphia!!:!
wero among tho participants.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gerber, of
1425 Ontario street, have nnnounccd tho
engagement of their daughter, Mlsi
Marian Gerber, to Mr. Marc Ulllctt, of
Philadelphia. Miss Gerber was rocently
graduated from Cornoll College.
Tho Misses Sondhclmcr, of 18,11 Erie
avenue, motored down to NoTth Wild
wood, where they aro spending the time
touring to the various resorts on tho
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Slulzcr, of 120S
North Broad street, aro spending the
romalnder of tho summer nt tho Royal
Palaco Hotel, Atlantlo City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Dnvla nf 3114
North Twenty-first street, havo returned!
irom a motor trip to Canada, and will
spend the month of August nt Atlantic
Mrs. C. Roberts and daughter. Miss
Gertrude Roberts, of Sixteenth and
Clroon streets, aio on a severnl week
trip to Lako Placid, N. V.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Hess, Miss
Elizabeth Hess and Mr. Rlchnrd Host,
of 1850 North Sixteenth street, have
gono to Bald .Mountains Camp, Me., for
ths month of August.
Miss Dorothy G. Gorson, of 3413 Race
streot.'ls spending the week ns the guest
of Miss Dorothy Hlrsh, of Lancas
ter. Pa.
Mrs. I. Summorflold, of 2243 North
Twenty-first street, Is spending some
weeks at Wlldwood.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs William Aull have Just
returned to their home ut 2401 South
Sixteenth street after spending three
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr. John Baney, Sr Is spending a
week at Sea Isle City, N J.
Miss Margaret C Johnson, of 2506
South Twentieth street, is spending tho
month of August with friends at Potts
vllle, Pa.
Mr. William .Montague, of 1003 Wolf
street, and Mr. Paul Uefford, of 2335
South Mole etreet, nre spending a fort
night at Neshnminy Falls, i'n,
Mr. Jnmcs F. Weldcmcr, of 2530
South Hicks street, is convalescing at
his homo from Injuries received In a
motor accident on Saturday, July 30.
Mr Charles Rltter. of 2133 South
Fifteenth ntrcet, nnd Mr John B. Mn
loncy, Jr., of 2316 South Hicks street,
will leave for camp with St Monica's
Junior Naval Battalion on Saturday.
Mr. Joseph Duano hns Just returned
home alter being nwny for a month on
tho U. S. S. Challenger.
HOLMESBURQ
Mrs John Dick nnd ilau&liter, of 292 I
Rlmwn street, havo lutnnifd fiom n
stny nt Wlldwood
Mlwi Bllzubeth Grlfllth, of 801 1 Frank-'
ford uvenuo, und Mlsa Alice Kiost nra
Bncntllnn; some tltno ut Atlnntlc City.
Mr. and Mrs. (1. Kuliertuon, of Wolnh
road, nre on a trip to the Gnat Lnkea.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliailes Heard, of 2D15
Rhawn street, nre npendlnK n fortnight
nt tlio Delaware Water Gap nnd Sara
toga, taking the trip by motor.
Mist Edith Ferri.", of 7S16 Frnnkforl
avenue. Is on u month's trip out West,
where she will visit DT and Mrs. F 11
Snyder In Cleveland, O nnd Mr and
Mrs. M Mitchell, of Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. G Coleman and family, of Moro
street aro bojourninc for the summer at
their cottaBo In Oceun City. They havo
as their truest for a few weeks Mrs.
John Miles, of I'lltsuurgn.
t ,.,i,i st. 13 Glenn Haines, of 3015
returned this , m,nwn street, aro spending the month
C where Dr. i of Auirust In Detroit, Mich . which trip
1 T T St I I Oil Ollll.lU I . .. i T4sri,. 1.ll..u .
thoy madO oy muiur .uiaa i-iuiencn
Haines, their daughter, la on a -Uslt
t nrinclleld. Mnss.. wheto bho is the
. nr-,. II Mnnrp U'lin won fnr-
r nn.i m,. i i- . .... n ' . ..,.. i--.i..r. tai.ii.ll.f.iiL,., e
YARDLEY
Mrs Algernon . Cadwallader ontor
tni'neiV nt luncheon and cauls on Tues
day afternoon In honor or MIsh Lan
caster, of Mount Clare, nnd Miss Fk-ro,
of Now town Kqunrc
Mrs .Sarah Tuj Ior nnd Mr. William
M Welch. -M. nr" spendliiB u few ilaya
at Ocean i'lty.
Mrs Geoib'u Warner, of Phlladolphla,
has been spending the last week with
lelativeii here.
Mrs Fred Beans entertained recently
s
!mm!miimM5MMM&
National Guard
1 FNrAMPMENT
Mount Gretna
Sunday, August U
$0.00 Round Trip $9.00
& O War tux tl
H'c luiuitionai
HPKCIAl. 1KAIN l.KAVIN
Htandnrd Das light
Time Time
Hr'd Ht Pta. U.I10 A M. 7 50 A M,
wsi Phl'a .BS A M. 7-nr. A M.
R'M Street 7 00 A M 8.00 A.M
iteturnlnsT, leaves Mount Oretna
1 1)0 I'M Htandard Time. 8.00
p M. UayllBbt Time.
Pennsylvania
System
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Engaged
Thoto by Philips Studio
MISS EDITH WILKINSON
MISS Wilkinson's engagement to
Mr. Gerald J, Hansen, of this city,
is nmioimccil today
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Charles Wells entertained In
formally at luncheon nt her homo In
Llnnercn on Wcdnesdny afternoon in
honor of Miss Ruth Farr, of Baltimore.
Tho guests included Miss Marjorle Car
ter, Miss Janlco Taylor, Miss Adelo
Taylor and Miss Ruth Wells.
Miss Eleanor Damon, dnughter o-f
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Forster Damon, Jr.,
of Lansdowne, lino returned from Beach
Haven, whero she wns tho guest of
Miss Constnnco Kelly for a month,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Forrester Cald
well, of Wnlllngford, nro spending a
few weeks at Spring Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Bush Carter
and their family, of Llanerch. havo re
turned from Ocean City, whero they
spent n month.
Mrs. Charles R. Long Is passing n few
days nt Ocean City, where she Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Georgo P. Mon
loe, and her uncle, Captain William G
Randlo, of Chester.
Mrs. E. T. Drinker has returned to
her homo ln Rose Valley from a visit
to Seaside Park, whero she was tho
guest of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr, and Mrs James Gilpin, who aro
occupying their summer cottage
NORRISTOWN
Mr and Mrs Frank Nycn nnd their
son, Mr. Frank Nyce, Jr , of 210 West
Fornanco street, have returned from
n six weeks' etay at Ocean City. N. J
Mr. William O'Ncll, of 152 West
Main street, has gono to Newark, N. J ,
where hn will spend a week visiting I1I3
daughter, Mis. John Griggs.
Mrs. John Gaasho, of 1104 Green
street, entertained at a card party and
dnnco Jast evening at her homo in
honor of her son.
Miss Mary Fry, of DeKalb street
has returned from a week's visit with
Irlends In Frederick, Md.
Miss Alice Nelson, of West Main
street nnd Miss Helen Dlckerson, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. have left for a trip
to Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands nnd Paradise Bay. They will
return by way of Albany and tho Hud
son River.
MIsm Mary r. Collins, of DeKalb
street left this morning for a stay In
Atlantic City.
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'Mn iiiii..s. in ai.i.n-i iin.i.r.iii'.
VvJl anil Cnlleue of t'ommi-rrn
1017 riieslniit Street, l'lillndelnhla
raraai-f
HJ&JMVM& Day School
, NijM ybool
innwini,ic.t
UMir w t-i --??--, t "-..-'". "
JGJlJLtll,(lJ?lb ""-.
S-"-"""1 -"-'-"" na!iiiiniamil
ZECKWER-HAHN PHILA.
MUSICAL ACADEMY
Jin I ll Hcliool. 1017 Spruce Street
Opens Septembor lHt for reKlntrntlon riasses
hwgtn September Oth. Sond for rrosprctus.
Grecrft Shorthand I1'0"1," T"""- "ool-
"-"'-fab) """""" keoi.tnB AiinuntlnB
candy and elTlrlent'y learned sslvo m.u oppor
tunltj for advancement nnd permam nt p ml
tlon. Day and Nluht rinss. h bolnit furm.d
:i i oil
n i Phono 'alnut
'AM.OU hiCIIOIII.. I
tiu: T
OOJ Murket t.
Teachers Wanted "p" ,-"..
Includlnit IIIaTi School nil uuhjects now open
In Penns... N. J . Del . Mil. and N Y
Modern Teachers' Bureau !". 5'"- ,
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
Qrwnni oi.nn s. pt 20 at-v .i m-
para'ory ls Stanloy R. Yarnall Prim ipal
S1HAIUVJ 07 (,'IIJCsrNUr ST.
Powltlnn cinirnnt'd. Inter noiv Day it rlsbl.
ItOSI.YN. PA.
KCIIOOI. TOR ILVCKl'TKIXAI. (llll.DItl.N
Every facility In a beautiful suburban
home for th" education of chlldien unab o
to attend public or prlvato nchnolH Dninestlc
Sclunce 14 miles from Phlla Ilookltt.
MOI.I.li: A. WOlini. Principal.
Hox 171. Itoiln. Pn.
wnsr rniNTr.it. p.
West Chester, Pennsylvania
The Darlington Seminary, Intl.
SIXTY ACrtn n.STATE
71t Year liens Hetiti-mher 31. 1031
Junior School for unn Blrls
Kor Catalotnio. iiddreis
ClirlstliiH I', me. Prlnelnul. llo (110
(IKUIHIK Hninni,. pa
(il'.llltdi: Sl'lllXII, Country School for m
.md t.lrls heparate dormltnrlfs Cniiiisi
b-o.id and thorough. Student audi, s m der
kuinrvision of principal. Uruduates iu d
In colleue. Special coursas. Athlotirs B m
nnslum. pool. -.'27 woodod acres and opi-n
coumr on N'esh.imlny Creek. l-udjed.
Iluti-a miidernls. Cnialoi
tn-niini: a. wai.tov. a. m ,
Hon 2H.V (leorire Sehool Pu.
AXNTII.I.K. VA.
u:n.NON VAM.KV cni.MSni; r-o-Eo
L'olleKe, Academlo. Muelo, Oratory. Collets
rates. 13(13 to H12. Moslo rates, J373 "
(460. Tor catalog address: Hit. tl. D,
I.QsiAltn Aniivlllr. Pa.
ASHItPKXHAai. .MASS.
dishing Academy
Co-Education
l ni i1m il.su
accept- d hy all colleges. Tho best ut mod.
erate rest. Address It. S. CIIOWELL,
A.M.. Ph D.. Principal. Ashburnham. Mass
niinc Women nnd (JlrU
DEVON MANOR
Coir no mepiratory und Junior coIIoko
rour-oi iicatlonal work Art and MueV
S.'i'n(.iii!ilP Domestic Sclonco nnj hm lal
Sonu- macro eftlnpus out of-door sports
On Main I. in of I'eniiii 11. n HI miles from
I'lllu "'"V.'Jf'i' v I'orun region
JlltS I.AM1I ON IWSKIN Prlnilii.il.
Itov III). Ipnn. Pu.
Miss Suywnrd's School 'r tuns' sub-
J , , . .. ,i s . urt' of Phila
delphia. ( nlleno lireparntorv nnd soc rotarln1
iourHi-1. Music. Doiiu.hiIi- .iclenro Phjslcul
tralnluu outdoor sporta horseback ridlnu,
Hwlminlnx Develops character mind and
body Wilt- Dent I,
MISS JANET HAY'VAIID Principal
nerluonk PennMlanla
Miss llliiniii's Htlinnl for KlnderK.irtnrrs.
Jr Hr. 4 tlraduatH Courses. Primary meth
ods. Prnctlro Klndursurlens. Homo-like
students' residence . Ifor particulars, address
A. 1. II. I, MAN, I'rlnrlinl
no I.. SilW Walnut St.. I'lillailelnlil Pn
THE IIOLMAX SCHOOL. 32(11 Walnut St
v. 11 open for Us twenty-second year Sept. Hi!
.Uto &
'.OiY. .l.,!J?,..'nJ..':lrl" ixn'1 small liny
1.1.1 Mil-Ill XV. HltAI.EV. Heailir
mistress
i.nirz. PA.
LINDEN HALL HEMINAKY
A girls' school since 1740. Academlo, Cblless
Preparatory & Special Courses, Separate Jr
Hept. Oymnnslum. Secretarial Cat&inr
Itev. V. -V. Stensel. Prln.. Im, "na. Ll(ltl!'
LU1 HEIt V1I.I.E. SIU.
AUVXDuCOL.vEMrOH OMEX
fid bls. .Two and four yssr courses tl,
Via school sTraduates, Coursss In musli
dips organ, domsstla scltnc and arts!
sehool ft ejpr.sslon. urt and elocution.
ll vwi.l,.M. NKISUS. I'OX Jv.
IflfMWtsss-.. ' .miiB
WnitrATIONAfi
Yonnic Mr- nml Unto
WF.NONAH. N. J.
Wenonah
MILITARY
ACADEMY
The William Perm Charter School
No. 8 South 1 1211s Street. I'lilladelphla
Four.dtA 1GS0
Th nendemte jenr 1021-22 bilns Tuesday,
Beptrmber 20. 1021, nnd tho l'ronpectus may
bo obtained on appllentlon, HulldlnKa will b
""".'. "if '""PTCiion ana ior cinssuicaiion 01
puntlB September 0,
Klebnrd M. (ium
mere, I'li.il. Ilendmnster
BWAKTinmnn. ta.
Swarthmorc Preparatory School
rrepares fur college or life work. Send for
hoolclut, "A Mnn Mnklne School." nnd learn
the secret or our m.t.ililo and continued sue
ees In trulnlnE hoii Separnto Junior
Department for boys 10 to 14.
W. 1. TOMMNNOS. M. A.
Box 20, Minnliinorr, Pu.
nnrni,Kni:-i. pa.
Bethlehem
Tf", inrn.nKM Ul.A.
rtethlelieoi. I'n. Over 1000
eoys pretmred for leadlnc
unlverlfin in .to ....
Unanimous endaranrrii-nt of
.our work by principal
iA universities. Scholar-
snip, to vnrlous col.
leces. Modern build.
I n c s. Gymnasium,
Swimming Pool ana
extensive Athletlo
crounds. neasonabls
rates. Soparat
Junior Hcliool.
f'ntnloc:.
j i. Ti'nnny. si.a..
Tleidmnwter
ALI.ISNTOWN. TA.
Allentown Preparatory School
lronnrr- for rallce nr lrrhr"rn.l nrhonl
JnTaU clnsses. lnd"Sfdu?f lnst?5fon Also
"'l -,w01 luuiimui l.mil UlllUll. 4ieO
commercial
All nlhlallcs. Snlnndl.l itinl.rn l.nllH,,, ,.
i:ui.ipt. r-Luinnt uuvpri m,ni.
Large campus and iimnn" um. Special cars
for youniter boys Rito S.100. t'atoloc.
IRWIN .M. MIAl.TLlt, A. M.. Hendmiister,
TtlMllNfl. PA.
Bcliu lklll Hem.. Heading's Jr. Col.. Iteadlnic,
Pn. Prep k Jr. 1'oIIoko courses. Certi
ficates accepted by coileKOs and universities.
New athletic llo'd dlnlnu halt i. ndmlnlstra
tlon hldir Year $170 Year or-ns Sept. 1L.
wauhkn r. ti:i:i a.m. n.n.. Pres.
WAXK. PA.
ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL
Wayne (Main Line P. R. R.), Pa.
Healthful location, home-like buildings.
Mental and physical Instruction, high moral
Influence make unueual nppeai to parents
and boys. Prepares for college or business.
Charles Henry Strout. A. M.. Hradrauster
NA'.AItr.TII. PA.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Hox CO, Nuzanth, Pu. rounded 1743
Collese Prcpnratiry and RusIpms Courses
Senior. Intermediate and Junior Depart
ments. Minimum use II years. Vigorous
athletlo- and military life. All outdoor
eports. Oymnnslum and mvlmmlnir pool
Address Tlio HHV. A. It. THAELI.lt. II. D.
1'rlrrlnul
rr.NXsnrun. pa.
Perldomen School for Boys
College Preparatory, Music. Oratory
Ruslnes.. All athletics. L'O-ocre campus
Scholarships. Deiolopment of Charactor
and Training for Service our aim Junior
School for younger boys In separato cottaas
Catalog, O.SCAIl S. KHIEULL, D D hSi
11U IVnnstlvanla Pennshuic. "
LANCASTEIt PA
lltANKMN AMI MAItHIIAM. AC Mil" m
U. M. 1IAKT.MAN. PrlmlpVl U" Ui
Hox 112. I.iinciiNler. Pa.
HKLHIFOXTK. TA.
Bellefonte Academy Llmted to 100
and up llljth year. Ath. neldTnK?m.'"lIn"
;otes. Catalos. JAMES P. HUOIlS A M
Headmaster. Ilellefoute. i'n. vu,"-s' A- JI"
MEitcuitsnrno. pa.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Mercersbnrs, Pa
WSI. JIANN inviNli. PriV.1; 1.;
I.L. O.
aruuuiiiFiirr IIOX lV
IIOKHKXTOWN. N. J.
Bordcntown Military Instil tttn
Thorough preparation for college or biisln..
pnitT nnrosiT. md.
TOME SCHOOL7"
National Ilonrdlnc School for Hot.
HATH 8HX10 ur """
Slnrray Tealiodj llrii.h. Ph. I)., nirecto
Port Henn.lt Md 'mar
WAHHIXmoy. 1) p.
THE UMTU) STATES tHLM-iii-Tir
VUTlilUXARY HritflEH.VS
Opens Sept IS. Wrln for Paig 1 ,,,.
II. H. GAMIILE, n. V. S 7 Il,r,p,c""
222 C Street. N. V 1Vashingt..n. U. c.
HLAt'ICSTOXE. VA.
ULACKbTONK MII.ITAHY ACAI)"MT
llliukstnne. Virginia
Hept.! Military, Aeidemlc Comni-rcui
l"or '"tnlOB ami . nfo-rmitlon aJjr,..,
I.UI.. 1". .s. LlflON, PrihliUiit
SJ MMLlt ESOH TS
HOriTtlX. M s.
WHEN IX llllKTIlv Kimi
AT
HOTEL VENDOME
rnmmmienliliAyniiojit nirlmnmh Street
NEW EXOLAXH
Perfect lladV 'SX2S& ll ,W& '
tMMiiATT J Ro.rt .srap nddress V. M
?ii?i? Avi',.i,Bcy .' N- J:.' ,f0,1 Asa " Draper
Hotel, Noitharnn'on. Mass
JErrrnsnx. x h
New Waumbek
HOTEL COTTAtiLS
and SUNSET INN
Jefferson, N. H.
IN THR HEART OF TIIK
WHITE MOUNTAINS
ank F. ShUte, .Manuger
t'AXAHV
SEE t'ANVDA THIS Yl'VIt
tiik iii:.i-j 'uaViox 'hi' T
A. H. t'HOUX. (I. A p. h.
l"7ll llltOAIIUAs NEV AOItK
TOHOXTH ( .
WAI.KHIt HOl'HR AND CAllLH.IHTn
TOKONTO'B TWO FAMOUS I lioTBIJ
K Sepant' TS
X Junior
tfr School ffX
attention. MI'itary train lnr 37th" ToiV
Kor citg . nddressCol T I) Umlnn I,.."
I .UlCIfllL 1UL 111 I V. IMI1IIII SllSsau I
C-.S. uoraentown. N.J.. Prln A Cotnnunjsai
WII1TK BULrilOB Sl'UlNOB. W. VA.
8Incs 17IB. BocUty, ,),. I'amou. Itssdrt,
1
BllMMKIt rtKHOKT.S
ATI.ANTIO CITV N. J
Hotel
'Brighton
and Casino
titUnlic City
N.J.
Wtitmftmmsto.ffliftw-imn
FLAHERTY
ITsT'srVT'sT N.T.&Atlinllo Ave., Hbloclt from
'-' M. MlsJLsp It K, station, etnlraHoevery
thln;, all ouUlderoomiieheerful & rrupulounly elcan,
f unthea aeecramodatedi fine it beach, free bathing from
Hotel: shower baths: Kuropesn l'lan, 12.00 up ill, 17,60
op weekly each pron (two In room) Special innl,
hex Us Iteiforn Slukliic Your Itt-aiirvntlona.
"tiiis iioti;l avituin vouit ii;anh"
PLANADE
Whole Dlook on Ocean Front
Coolest location In Atlantic City.
Ideal family hotel in Chelsen Section.
Cspaolty Flra Hundred
Uwoarthlp Dlreelltfn
Booklet, W F SHAW
nriok, Steel and Rtnne Construction
i III Bill-WW own Uoardwalk bath homes.
HOT AMI Clll.ll
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
lfvi.-ll!iX'-t"u'.V Fr.nt.h.P,r- Orchestra Daoelrur,
Cp'yW. Dkt. mailed rAULC.KUSLCHAMl.OwiiSn
WELLSB30RO
Ktntaeky At . nett HMh, cor hookw open urround
loatj center of attractions and pUn. Ilannlna wtUrlo
roomi, pnTu6 v.nm. unmna pnnicrei irom noivi.
cnower paini. r.ieThior to iii
lundal v 117 r-OnD wklv. A
Oflrng, hon 4M J. UvokWt. Owoenhlp Dirctfoiv
SUl . (-U S L-af i' II ITInll
C U. Kltid
Let 1"h .Make You IVel nt Ilium- In the
"tltv nf ItobiiNl Ifenltli"
HOTEL MORTON
Orenn I'ml Vlrclnla Ate. Cninelty .100
rietntor. Frltutp lliiths, etr. AlnniN Open.
iy.HA C. IIKI.I, . 1'All. .11. (Ol'K. I'rona.
:1rit hotl from Beach and overlooking ocean Centrally
oeated: fireproof; e!eator: prir. baths; bathinK from
hotel. Coolet Dtnln? Room In city on top(6th)floor wlUi
acettimsw, K) up lily; special wkir. ll. A. IJiYRKtt.
The Hotel With a New Home Idea
Now York rvp nr, Dearh. Cnp 250, Amer
plan Homo cooking. Completely renovated.
Ownorshlp-Met C. H WOuTJ Jit . Mgr.
New York me., m. Osacb. Newly lurnlsbeS
snd redocorated. ORsrlns szcellent accom
modatlons. wltti boms cooking, nt rednoa4
jatsa; I. IltCKAIt.
Kon'i k Ao near Hea. h Itunmnc wator
ln e i rwini Ila'tKnp pnnl. aft Specln'
wirk v rt w. Owner Met C A MlTHl'HY
" " -- 'w ssr- itr nr
S "oardwalk at Xtontpeilor Ave. bultes wltb
I ha( lliinn n w.i.. nil .A m, .-.-
t -.:: i . -T- -
a.,..,.,.te ..U.S. u,, IUUIII. Al.TBIUT.
, "Pec. July a AUI, rates.
1. M. ItUCVEB.
iHlarlboroualcnliciiii
TABOR INN ,,ceun uul Connecticut uiel
Ideal loiatlon large rooms
Excollent tnblo. 10th season. Special rates
from l.ahor D J. P A. M. DUNN.
Vlrirlr.la Ae.. 3d hotel from Beach, Prlvato
baths, run. water. oleator. Amer. plan.
bA.M. I.L.L.1S, Owner N J COLLINS, il-T.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open always reads, terms moderate
Write or Phone. M WAl.au DUNCA N
1 II I. Attractively rurnishcd rooms. De.
"40fi" llKhtful Innovations. Near Ileach.
uu 400 Pacine Ave, IVY n. Mcl.IlAN
Hntpl Boscohel Kentucky Ave. rtefurn.
notei DOSCODCl nxcell.nt tabt. Mod.
rates Phone 1 1 7 A. E MAHIOM,
Manhattan 1K H -So Ca' Amer. a Purop.
Ot'KAX flTY. N. .1.
Capacity 000. Ocean City's lending haul Is
appointment, rulslni and service.
J. HUWAIID M.OCL.M. I.rssre-Maunter
rormer manarer Tbe Qreenb-ler. Wtlts
S'l p'l'i Springs. W Vn
IMPERIAL l'h and Central Ave,
llv- rr comfort nnd
service Notab . ( it. e li.ithlns f r im hotel,
d rates Nov Miinceni'nt i 1 Now by
TIIK SKLKi (futtngel I42 t'HNTHAI. VK.
Hieellent lulile. Nf r beueh. i:. II, (i.i:..
( AIT. MllV, .).
COLONIAL P""" on neach. Aran.
v,vs-.t'iim- ,c,n p!ftn tunnlnit Water.
Prlvato baths El ator. Electricity. 23th
s-uson W. II riU'HCH. Ownor & Prop
CAPE MAI. N J Ior tn'ormatlon writs
HOAitn of rnvni: cait: may n. j
II.llUO(ll). n. ,i.
Eugenia Apartment Hotel
Plroctly on Hoardwa'k between Poplar 4
Magnolia ae oppos 'e Ocun Pier Wild
wood. N J. 1 mman' If ii.r Q kitchnn
and dlnlnc room KOOM HATES single
ir, Couple, if.'O up. Nciy built and fur.
nlHii'd thin hi-iim: n K, ,sionPhono 2U-Y
Ileach front. Cap. ICo rtun. water. Prtv
hsths Hklt. Ownwrsldp Mgt. W. H. OsrsuL
Justice 9f.oan vlew bathing rrom houss.
.. W AJusMcb Oivnershlp-mgnit.
WIl.DHOIIll f Kl' "j
Belmar .'"Sf" 'oc'lun, a.ry rooms. xci.
"s tabls. Inth from botel. Mod.
r""1' NOI.I. TIMMH.S. Propii.
MT. VERNON
rrrllnf Tnble. V. .TOHVSTn
JlfjlAN (.KOVI.. N. ,1.
SEASIDE HOTEL
tntctlT on Ocean Front. AH guest rooms
cr.rlonklng a. THAItt FS SorKTOHV
PHI.NO l.ll,i; IH(II n7 .1.
THE ALLAIRE
JPrtlNO LAKE III-ACII. X. .1. On ths oe.
front. Capacity 200 Mt'r C HOLMKS.
siihiiu": "pakk. x j.
1 he GLADWYN Twlt v oc.
Saw men Mod rates.
d
M'V I. HIT. N ,1
THE MIKK'IOX S .IK-. . ,1
i-hiiriiilng nrn ,(,. ,ilp ,.,,,
rj lnlihnnn erinoHi'iii. I,f nil
HEXCII II V l. X J.
,. .. V,1J' 1'eieh Hnti-n X. .1.
The lyer.ofSeai.lili. and llijM.le Kfkorts
HEVOX. I'.
WYNBURNE INN
jlrablo ior buslnes 1 ,
li 'ins nh a bath ,
1 inline I.irgy groun
I Mi m- Hrii 23 il V
(' 1 Msin Line
) "l -1-1 ill V c...
"i'n fainllips
h nnl e nues
' wiaiili
I.KXEItsyiljLJ'iM
6 Highland U" '''"'. -N
lit ti Mi mil iln
IHei 1, lulling tho famous I, 1 un.i 1 a ,i' The
He il pi. ue to w..d Miur ,, , ., , u
ml Itnti-s mini.. 1, ue W r h. tr 1 uuipI
JlIlHVAnn I'lUlISPri.lilent
Hillside Hvlil,tiJ' snery Prlv. Usths.
'""' imiww -non iv im (lerhsrt
lunoelng. llalh Fish dlj .on-ertiams
iiiiutH llxeeithniil mlsln,. Amer ul
also a la carl, ktiii i),, iniU .,',1
niapi .t. 1. 1 ma mil'el J, hn Pur.U i-nvr
MU1 .VI' I'lM UNO, I'A,
Pocono Mt. House J'?"''. mgroS
J - ' " wM-innit MiBTiniiTnsirn, llOrtKltr.
l)i:VON, I'A.
DEVON INN
.IIBVO.V. l'i:.N8M.VAMA
Main Line l'a 11 11 . In tlie uesutlful Ches.
ter Valley, forty minutes from llroad Street
Station, forty-four trains dally each way.
three mlnntes from Devon Station, SI'K.
riAI, IlATKH DUUINtl AUOUHTAU HllE
Tpl) Kll.i TslopUons Wyps 7UO.
Mt rrirlleces . Horseback Kldln
- l .LVIIj l1 I It (i y '
1 KITTATINNY a,,!;.'1!I1'JliIN
MlKLAU.Mli: v Tl-.U i.M-.v
Lending Hotel of 'lh I'uriiniiH Keg on
rati noil Open to lie, Kver m'd .
tmlntment High a'lltu.lo M.ictiin.-ent
s i-ncrv (lnlf T.nnl, u ..A .11 ""!'" 'ni
ETKAMSHIP NOTiriW
y iil j l!1mSffS99tSrJlnmlli
Regul
07
n.nvnl
Moblls New
Keyser UIdr., nnlilmore
SEA GER L I N E
PHILADELPHIA to
Christiania, Copenhagen, Gothenberg,
Stockholm, Helsingfors and Reval
U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
USSB SS "MASSICK" Sailing About Aug 13
AT SHIPPING BOARD RATES
Through Hills of Lading Issned to nil Norweelnn, Danish and Swedish Ports
Direct sailing for nil Scandinavian and llaltlr Ports as rargo offers.
SEAGER STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
W. J. GRANDFIELD & CO., Phila. Agents
Lombard 5176-7 308 Chestnut Street Main 6765
Wmite Star
New York Chrxhourg Southampton
Adriatic . A'lg 31 Oct. Ti Nov. 2
'Olympic Si-pt a Sept. .'4 Oct. 15 1
New York Liverpool
Celtic Aug. 2ft Sept. 17 Oct. IS
Baltlo Aug 27 Sept 24 Oct. 2'J
Odrlc Fept 3 Oct 1 Oct 2!)
New York nnd IloMon Azores, Gibraltar, '
Naples und tiennn
Cretle Sept. 7 Oct 2J
Arablo Sept. 20 Nov. .1 1
Canopla . . Sopt 30 1
Philadelphia Liverpool
Haverford Aug 13 Sept 17 Oct. 22 '
WINTEIt TRIPS DE Ll'Xn
To Mndelrn. Olbruttnr, Algiers, Monaco (for
the rrrneh nnd Hnllun Hlvlerii). nrnoa, Na- (
pies, Malta, Athens nnd Alexandria.
Adriatic. 21,511 tons Jan 7 Feb, 18
Red Star Iihe
N. Y.. Plymouth. Cherbourg, Antwerp
Lapland Aug. 2(1 Sept. 24 Oct. 2!)
Finland . .. Aug 27 Oct. 1 Nov. 1
Zeelond Sept. in Oct. IS Nov in '
Kroonland Sept 17 Oct. 22 Nov 20
I'lilladelphla Hamburg Llhuu Danrlg
filmland (3d class only) Aug. 31
Gothland (3d class only) Bept 21
Freight for Danzig only s.Ml from New
York one dav later.
Philadelphia Antwerp
Missouri ... Aug. 10 Mississippi ..Aug 2.1
American Lihe
New York Hamburg Tin Cherbourg
Mlnnokahda (llamlmrg & Danzig) . Aug 11
Manchuria Hamburg via . Aug. 28
Mongolia Cherbourg I Sept. B
-Also cans ai i-iymouin sc i. neruourff.
Philadelphia (llasgow
West Tacook . . . .Aug. 20
Philadelphia Hamburg;
Derannf , ... Aug. 13
East Indian Aug 27
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Philadelphia London
Missouri . Auk 10 i Mississippi Aug 23
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
l'hlladeluhlu Iiotterdum
Schlertyk ... Aug. 30
Socstdyk Sept 21
International Mercantile Marine Company
11B STEAMERS 1 2.-.0 000 TONS
Pnssenger Ofllce. 1319 Wnlnut St.. Phlla.
Freight Ofllce. 403-411 Ilourse Hide. Phlla.
Blxk Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL,
MANCHESTER, GLASGOW
U. S. S. B. S S "DAVIDSON COUNTY"
K'peftrd to Hall August 21
U. S. S. B. S 'S"0PELIKA"
Kxpecteil lo Sail Enrlv Srptember
for ROTTERDAM
U. S. S. B. S S "WESTERN HOPE"
Kipeeted to Hull August 20
AT CONFEHKNCE HATES
Harriss, Magill & Co., Inc.
.123 Lafayette Bids.. Philadelphia
Main "320 Lombard SV:0-i
Panama Canal Cruise
Hnltlmore Los Angeles
bun rrnnrlsco
Calling at HilMina 11ml Ports In
Nicaragua, Sahiidiir. (iuateuinln
and Mexico
Voyage 2(1 Days
Express rassenger Serxlir do Luxe by
S. S. COLOMBIA
Sails Aur. 23 from Iialtimore
Fare S270.00 and Up
Appl t Any Tourist Agent or
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
400 Exrliungi- Plan-, Hnltlmore
10 Hnnn'er Sim re, X- York
TO BALTIMORE
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columns of
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Munson Steamship Line
Willi Stret. New Yorl
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KERR LINES
Sailings from Philadelphia
BREMEN
HAMBURG SS "Chickasaw" (USSB)
Sailing August 16
SS "Satartia" (USSB)
Sailing August 20
ANTWERP
ROTTERDAM S S "Schoharie" ( USSB )
Loading Sailing Aug. 13
Hudson Shipping Co., Inc.
Agents
LAFAYETTE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Hell Telephone
Key. Telephone
Lombard 0304
.nam 044
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
OCEAN VOYAGE
New Combination Passenger
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Fast, Luxurious Steamer,
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THE STANDARD OF
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UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD
Sailings from every port
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EARN-LINE
Incorpornttd 1891
i 'J. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
Philadelphia to Havana
SS "COQU1NA" Aug. 10
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Bullitt Bide. Phila.
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