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psr GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
1 L yiic TeiVs o Pretty Costumes Seen at Cape
Uy J"""1" ""VF"" nMMI'H ITtUllJ.
Other Matters of Interest
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.i..m linn! fr mo to decide
L?m, Ik most becoming, n Mimmor
.r::.i sweater nnu laiincu .. ...
w?..rhnlr In summer time or mc
ptburnt nnir nrma'nnd beau
f" "horned hnlr nmlltho silken
UN"' f,;tk of winter, aornoum
way. Minetlinw another. For
mnk ono way. . b prcttcr
".ftr Jay S Cape May than the
- ol fiortle Dougherty nnd Lys
ht rf Pc.rl,efhgjp vhltc skirts and
". ihv wnlkc'l along the Doaruwai.c
'JtSSftp ? l.rtSndvln"S
,tJn'back bat turned up from the
B,U i (rimmed with a tiisHcl. and the
.g'fiu.' Ser and skirt In which
I?jbfiaScrapant was stunning In
idu dress of white, fashioned of
'JTSlmlty and topped with n polo
f ir rhalr looko d simply glorlquB.
S&. certainly are a number of pretty
PJidown there this oummcr, and no
junto .
flAW Sirs. Charles fcuwaru inger-
I 11 the other day in unrau ouvin
Xioil 'BB ". ,..- ,,. to mc her
Kir Sn e Ingersoll Bullitt, who Is
Jmit III1I. Mrs. Injrersoll wore
jte oncrepe ,1re. which fitted
f rtrfMtlr. acd n Ftraw-colored hat
'"mAMi the front and trimmed
e H& ineT Mrs. Ingersoll Is
mlMd looWnj. She is n ulster, you
Jf' of Mrs. James Potter, Mrs.
& Contc and Mrs, JJdgar Scott.
Her sister, Mrs. Lo Conte
Kb nil notl for their beautiful
iJnrti Her sister, airs, uo uiuu
pdher children are at Bar Harbor for
. . .,l T1-...1 til -.!..
THE4B that iiyuucin uoyu vm .v
it House psriy miT jiuui .., ...
ftinMay, wheic sbp and her parents,
R indMrs. Knickerbocker Boyd,
Kats will bo"Mnry"Ernstne
Jul:.,, Bctsov Davis. John K. Strob
ed Jr.. and Walter Rex. Lysbcth is n
,bot lest year. Both gir s nro very
ittrtctlTB and have n wonderful time,
.. ii. fir ririmelv noDular. The
Boidi will remain nt Cape May until
foot the middle of September, when
tUj return to tuu tuiuuuuu, nntio
lie; have an apartment.
NEWrOUT Is, all oxcitcu tins wecK
mur the tennis which is being
ilijed nt the Casino, nnd of course
itltt a number of Philnflelphinns havo
ione on Jmt for the affair. J.arce gal
ll! are followlnc the matches nnd the
practice games which often nre quite ns
ltlnf. There hove bocn many entcr-
litonoits for the plnyern. Tonight R
Urjebsll at the Newport Country Club
Ii to be given by Mrs. Oliver II. P.
Eetoont for members of the younger set.
It li ttic first social event of nny f;roat
Importance to be held nt the Country
Club In several 5 ears, and will bo a
TMisrful success I nm sure.
Tie next great excitement for rsew
port Tilll be tho annual Horso Show,
rilch will be held tho last three days
0! tte month, on the tnme days ns tho
wuen a Intercity tennis tournament.
POOR little Peggy, who is six years
old, lost her wee wrlt watch tho
(today, and after looking first for it
li lf came to Mother to beg her aid.
"Hir yon looked everywhere, dear?"
tiled Mother. "Yes." sobbed tho wor
ried Peggy, "I've looked every reason
ibli place and somo places that were
cot reasonable, too."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An encasement of interest nnnounced
tMijr In New York Is that of Miss Doro
thea Ballard Hmlth. daughter of Mrs
luetics Ballard Smith, of Dlnard.
rrince, no .v. formerly of Now York, to
Clfititn Prflnonnn Mnrlirllnmn DllPft Dol
Honte, of Nnplcu. Italy.
!Ir. and Ur JosmiIi Prlestlv Button
ial their daughter, Jllrs Mnrlon H. But
ton, of Ilomewood, Germantown. who
u ipendlng the summer at Spring
law, will return homo September 15.
Mr. and Mr- J. Tlnrrv froln.hnn. 3d.
uJ their famllv, of 57 West Willow
wove, avenue, Chestnut Hill, who havo
jwepcndlng the summer lit their cot
uii In Capo Mny, will return home
r!y In September.
nllttr Wftln Mniftin pMiii-ohmnti .Ti .
rf 115 Highland avenue. Chestnut "Hill,
0 naj nccn nt JlawBolls, CriBt Ho
. f.. 11, will return homo today.
Ur. .nrl Mru Tlniil 1-vnlfln Xfllla rt
Joodcreat Lodge. St Davids, who ppent
oeaummer nt Xnrrntmnott Pier, U. I.,
Wuraed homo last nlcht.
Sir. and Mrs Orenvlllo Dodgn Mont
WW, of Shsdybrook, Bryn Mawr, en
"talnea at dinner lust ivpnlni?.
Hlf. Annt. T .... 1 . -m haf
wcth street. Is siiondlntr tho Kreater
w or the summer at Henhurst. her
fi.Vi Is .uuiut.-tiuui5e, near ror;
"-uujion.
Mr. and
.'est dies-
Jiwiri. .lFi " u. " ir". uimrie
BrcoV. VXu?? atjnter. Ml-s Ellen
Fiuim fEU iew nays bro ror Nice.
I nSft. 1 "P ,lero XUey will leavo on
latter rf.,for,acfow eeUH- 10l"B
..! '"r part of SentMnh.r trt Y.n.
UH Km I...I . t '. -
t(.: 1- ':,r" jncot)9
ilW ,. ,Vausn.n" Mlets Parko Is
."arthmoJ. ' '
Mr. and r 1
IfMil of K no i'uwrfnco Thomas Sher
SS.?:rf"n!sro". ' J. nre receiving
"nembcrertn. ',r.? H1'erood will he
.rwoSuburrVj J0"n "01"
iAllZ ll? "-rra, of 1301
wt of tlwii. ."'"'"unee tllo enfrace
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oiun
vjf1' Eva Parke, dnughter of
a Arthur T Parke, of Wee
)ifVv.lccomPanll by Mn.
ilu.lSer,,!l,,,. wbero Miss Parke
Sirbv n?rook, wl11 cnt'r n school
3fy. Mrs J(imi. will t,.i i..
I CllUirlltor Mlaj tflll.l
in t ii. 7 V.1. "."" " i-
r ., ,. wtiueri Ji;offer.
mm 11 -u
'. of sin .','u':ru Aiuxnmler P.it-
'' 0l.tJ -8"''t street.
illijJS moioilnB throuRh the.
aBini.,iV... '. ."' sevemi weeks.
tton iii,-i",Sl.r daUfThter. Dt- A
Mlr,;. 11"? M,,rv Alexander
- ..una i-iuion unu their
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Quality Counts
family, of North Wales, will return to
morrow. Tholr son-ln-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert 13. Diller, ol
627 Boutlt Forty socontl street, have re
cently returned to tliolr homo fro an
fxtetislvo trip to tho KvonKellno country,
Montreal, Quebec and Nova Scotia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. Wehlncr and their
family, who havo bcon occupying the
home of Mrs Horman Hnrvey. at Bala,
for u year, will leave this week for their
homo In Kansas City, Mo., where they
Will remain Indefinitely. Mrs. Harvey
nnd licr daughters havo been for borne
months In California.
Frlendn of Mrs. Joseph I Ilcploijle,
of Jonhstown, Pa , will Iw glad to know
that eho Is recovering from a recent
operation nt the Lankennti Hospital.
Dr. HeploRlo returned to Johnstown on
Monday. Mrs. Itcploglo was Miss Vivian
Kennorly, daughter of Mrs. J. Blair
Kennorly, of Fcfrty-slxth and Chtstnut
streets.
Mr. Harry nief, of 4742 North Ninth
street, left on a. business trip to the
Southern States.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry nosenberc, of
4740 North Ninth street, havo returned
from Atlantic City, wheio they spent the
last five weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad S. Drum, of
6938 Webster Btrcet, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mary
Isabel Drum, to Mr. John U Donahue,
of Logan,
Mrs. Stnuffer Oliver, of Tloso Valley,
accompanied by Miss Conatnnco Hob
eon, of London, England, la at the
Traymore, Atlantic City, for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Crossen and Mis
Margaret Crosaen, of this city, are at
tho Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mrs. H. Welling Wyckoff. who wns
tho guest of her mother, Mrs. John B.
uouuitton, or .Media, ror a low weexs,
has returned to her homo In Pittsburgh,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Bertram rtnver and
Mr. Bertram llavor, Jr., of Highland
Park, havo Just roturncd homo from a
visit to Miss Lucy Baver, of Wilkes
Barro and Harvey's- Lako.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mnharg, of
tho Colonial, who will leavo In Septem
ber on a trip to Bormuda, will be ac
companied by their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. II. Feather Mo.lin.rtf, and Mrs. Ma
harg's mother, Mrs. Harry Rlegcr, and
her brother, Mr. Harry O. Itteger, of
Penllyn. Mr. and Mrs. Mnharg returned
recently from a visit to their niece,
Mru. Randolph Anderson, at Allenliurst,
Pa where she la spondlng the summer.
A dlnnor wa3 given In honor of Miss
Flora II. Mohr. of Berlin, N. J., nt the
Lonagacro Roof Restaurant, Walnut
street, on Tueadny evening, by n. num
ber of her friends Among thoso present
were Mlsi Margaret Stlllwell, Miss M. IS.
A. Doyle, Miss Cdna Flestor, Mlsa Bona
Kilverman, Mies Edna M. Smith, Miss
Ada Sholl, Miss Mabel Rellly, Miss Isabel
S, Glass, Mlns Holen Tlernoy. Miss An
toinette Gavronsky, Miss Jean Mushet,
Mrs. Herbst, Mrs. Collier nnd Mrs.
Kentner.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Cooper and their
family aro spending n month at Hlga
land Park, Pa.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jacobs, of
Oak Lane, are occupying their cottage
at Ocoan City, N. J for the summer.
They havo been entertaining tholr son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Enrl
Breeding, of High School road, ElklnB
Pail: Manor.
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Andrew Beach,
Jr., who have been living for a few
months with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs George W. Long, of Harrison
avenue, Ashbourno, nro occupying tholr
new homo In Elklno Park Manor.
Mrs M. C Krler and hor daughter.
Miss Mario Krler. of Montgomery ave
nue, Ogontz, left on Wednerday for
Pittsburgh, whoro they will spend a
fortnight.
Mrs. accrrge H. Snyder, of Glenslde,
Is spending the month of August In
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard II. Stevenson, of
Waring load, Klklns Park Manor, have
been spending ten days in New York
State. (
FROM NEW ORLEANS
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Photo bv Bschmch.
MISS IIEDA KOCH
Who, nflcr spending somo time In tho early summer n- tho guest of
Mrs. Joseph Gazzam, Is now vlsltlnij In Now EnclntrJ
GERMANTOWN
Tho mnrrlago of Miss Catherine M.
Calvin, 1319 West Colwyn street, nnd
Mr. Georgo J. Emery, 1419 "West Mny
tleld street, was solemnized on Tues
day afternoon by tho Hev. James J.
Tynan. In St Stephen's Catholic Church,
at Broad and Butler streets The bildo
waa attended by her sister. Miss Anas
tasla M. Galvln, and Mr. John Magulro
acted as best man Following a rocep
tlon In the oenlng, at which were
present tho Immediate) relatlvc-i of both
families, Mr. und Mrs. Emery left for
an extended trip. They will be at home
after October 1.
Mrs Donald John, of Linton, Ind..
In tho guest for a month of her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Nyce, of 155 East Tulpe
hoclcnn Btreet Mrs John, before her
recnt marrlnge, was Miss Betty Nyce.
Mr and Mrs. Paul II. Gilbert, of
5136 Knox street, ure receiving congrat
ulations on tho birth of n daughter,
Violet Marshall Gilbert, on August 17.
Mrs Gilbert wns. beforo her mnrrlage,
Mlis May Marshall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robort Marshall
Tlaa YTmfvti T Hnlr afi.t ri TT...
A. Karbnch, of Germantown, have re-'
turned from a trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Hlbb.ird, Sr.,
of C012 Limekiln pike, will lenvq to
morrow to spend two weeks In Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo C. Dodge and
their family, of Glenulde, formerly of
Mount Airy, havo returned from spend
ing threo weoko In Ocean City. Mr.
nnd Mrs, Dodgo havo rut their guest for
a few days Mtss Martha Bawn, daugh
ter of Mr. Robert B. Bawn, of 124 West
Mount Airy avenue.
Mrs. William I Taylor and Mrs.
Allan Lund entertained at an "at homo"
on Tuesday afternoon at 212 West Up
aal street.
Dr. and Mrs. Sldnoy Olsho and their
eon nro occupying their now home at
535 Pclham road.
Mr and Mrs. II. Klonower, of 3700
Pulaski avenuo, havo left Atlantic City,
whero they spent somo time, and have
gone to Wlldwood for tho remainder of
tho summer.
Miss Marian Kroll and her brother,
Mr. Leonard Kroll, of Now York, wero
?uests for Beveral weeks of their grand
ather, Mr. D. K. Davidson nnd family,
of 241 West Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. A. W. Spelllssy and her family,
of 120 West Mount Airy avenuo, are on
a motor trip through Maine.
Miss Graco Carroll, of 6012 Limekiln
pike, hns returned from a short trip to
Wlldwood, N. J.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Bowman and
their daughter. Miss Elsie Bowman, have
returned to their homo nt 2430 South
Sixteenth street after spending a fort
night at Wlldwood.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt, of 2222
South Seventeenth street, nro receiving
congratulations on tho birth of a son.
Mrs Hunt will bo remembered ns Miss
Florenco Cotton.
The members of 8L Philip Nerl's B.
V. M Sodality will untertaln at a
kaffee klatch this evening In tho school
hall, Moyamenslng avenuo below Chris
tian street. Amonif thobo who will as
sist in the affair will be Mies Rose
Bosnlck, Miss Katharine C. Kelly, Miss
Nellto Snell, Miss Marge McCoTmlck,
Miss Margaret M. Kenney and Mrs.
Roso Carr.
Miss Josephine Gorman, of the Mif
flin Apartments, 1912 South Seventeenth
street, Is spending tho season In Atlantic
City as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Pat
rick McCarthy, of Germantown.
Mrs Ida Ryan and her daughters,
Mlba Dorothy Ryan and Miss Rosalie
Ryan, have returned to their home at
1714 South Eighteenth Btreet, after
spending tho summer at their cottage
In Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bllllkopf returned
to their home, 257 South Sixteenth
street, from the Adirondack Mountains.
Miss Patricia Oonlen. daughter of
Mr. L Conlen, of 1709 South Broad
street, is spending the season at Wild-wood.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. W. I Markley, of 1319
Wakellng street, aro spending homo tlmo
at Ocean City.
Mrs. William E. Allen and hor chil
dren, Mies Mary Allen nnd Mr. E
Allen Jr. aro spending a fortnight at
Wlldwood
Mrs John W Hnrvey and her daugh
ter, MIbs Dorothy Hartoy, of 4251 Ro
maln Btreet, are at Atlantlo City.
Mrs. P. Thomas, of Arrott street. Is
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Westcott
at their cottage In Ventnor for a stay
until after Lubor Day.
Mrs. Robert C Blood and her family.
of 4747 Lolper Btreet, havo returned to
their homo nftcr a seven weeks' trip
through New England, spending some
tlmo en routo visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Edson, at China Lako, South
China, Mo.
NORRISTOWN
Mr. Eugeno Schwelgcr, of C23 Corson
street, was given a surprise party at
his home ffi celebration of his birthday
anniversary. Thero wero thirty guests
present nt tho event
Miss Anna Taggart, of Swede street,
will entertain at her homo on Tuui,
August 30, In honor of Miss Knthnryn
Seltzer, who will bo married to Mr. Wil
liam Stanley Musselman on September 1,
and Miss Dorothy Tyson, whose mar
riage to Mr. Adam Shelhaya will bo an
event of the lata fall.
Tho members of tho Trinity Lutheran
Church choir went to Ocean City. N. J.,
on their annual cXitlng this year.
Tho Central Presbyterian Sunday
Sohool had a largo representation ol
members present at tholr annual plcnlo
held nt Sanatoga Park. '
Mrs. C. R. Vandogrlft, 'of Gormnn
town, Is tho guest of her parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Elwood Conrad, of West Main
otroet
DELAWARE COUNTY
Miss Sarah Cochrano, laughter of Mr
and Mrs. Alexander Cochrane, of Ches
ter, is spending n fortnight In Sowlckley
Pa , where sho Is the. guest of her cous
ins, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Davis.
T'S?mnI1-" ,of P Ltl Sallo Council.
Knights of Columbus, of Lnnsdowne,
will hold a card party and dance this
evening' at the homo of Mr. and Mrs
John B. Geraghty, 70 South Wvco'mbo"
avenuo, Lansdowne, for tho benefit of
tho new Knights of Columbus clubhouse,
which will bo erected on Broad street,
"'low Master. Mr. Arthur A. Perrv,
Mr. Harry Donaghy nnd Mr. Hugh Do
herty. Jr., aro in charge.
LOSES $5000 IN GEMS
Merchant'a Wife Had Been on Tour
of New England
Loss of n small chamois bag con
taining jowelry valued at more than
$5000 was discovered bv Mrs. Justice
M. Thompson, wife of "a merchant of
this city, n few minutes after arriving
home from nn automobile tour in New
Knglnnd. Tho Thompsons live nt the
Idlewlld Hotel near Medio.
Tho bag contained six rings, n dln
mond brooch nnd penrl pin. Private
detectives wero immediately assigned to
tho case.
LITTLE
BENNY fS
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Mo and Puds Simpklns wns looking
In n candy store window wishing wo hnd
our choice, nnd somo man went past
carrying n round bundle by n handle,
being nbout tho big size of n cannon
ball, nnd mo nnd Puds poked each
other, mo saying, Jlmralny Krlssmai,
look nt tho bomb, nnd Puds saying,
Holey Moses I bet he's a nnnrkist, lets
folio him and sec whrit ho blows up.
WIch wo started to do, the mnn keep
ing on wawklng and us following him
with our cops ptilled'down llks 2 dcteck
tlvcs, Helng a kind of a fat mnn with n
brown derby, nnd ho nbout 15 times he
looked nt plnccs ns if ho wns thinking ol
blowing them up, ony he dldcnt, nnd lie
kepp on wnwklnj and mo nnd Puds kepp
on following him, nnd nfter n wile ho
slopped to tawk to another mnn in 11
brown derby, mo and Puds stopping to
Ilosen, nnd the man with the -bundle Red,
Well Alerks, Im going to hock them
high today.
Wich 1110 nnd Puds poked each other
nil iscited and jest then the other man
sed, Whoso your fronds, Ous?
Mccning mo nnd Puds standing there
llssening with our caps pulled down, and
I quick sed, Have you got n match, mis
ter? 1 don't blecvo in giving kids matches,
beet It wile your shoes 'arc good, sed
tho mnn with the bundle. Wich mc
nnd Puds quick did, wawking nwny as if
It wouldent make ony iMrcntB to us
if we never saw tho mun ngen, only ns
soon ns wo got errpund the corner we
stopped nnd hid beli'Ind 2 trees with our
enps pulled down even fcrtlier, nnd after
n wile the mnn went past ageu still enr
rying tho bundle, nnd me nnd Puds got
on his trnle ugen nnd pritty soon ho
went In n place nnd me nnd Puds quick
hurried up to see wnt place It wnB nnd
the sine sed Pccts Refined Howling
Alleys.
Holey smoaks it must of ony bin a
bowling ball, sed Puds.
Wich it must of.
TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS
villo acts, nnd tho veterans will discuss
affairs of moment to tho legion.
A committee Is charge of the ar
rangements for the event, tho chairman
being Joseph J. Naythous.
I
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The Film Sensation!
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ALL. NII-WTH t T M T -.0;, $1 MM
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Seats Selling for Next Week
MAIUfnT AT 1M-H-11 TO II
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AND Mtf.TO.V SILLS IM
"THE GREAT MOMENT"
I.vl-h Paramount I'lc ur Written
BY ELINOR GLYN
WorM-FameJ Author of Thr., Weeks"
Vocal Feature JOSKl'H SHEIIIIAy. Tenor
PAT APP 12U -4AUKET J.THCET
I J-lS-,L-i 10 A. M. to U P. M.
Thomas Meighan
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Avi-nrlia CHESTNUT ST. Ilol. 10TH
-rcacna m a. m to u u p. u.
tJLbfc. DAN1LL5 u
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Day and evening sessions begin September 6
HiBh School Graduates can complete the two-year course in
Accounting, Administration, Business Administration, Sccretnrlnl
Administration, Foreign Trade or Advertising by attending morning
sessions and obtain full credit toward the degree. The intensive nnd
practical work is given the first two years. A faculty of 100 give
personal instruction.
COMPLETE LIST OF COURSES
I rotn-.-rar rollfito Hecrrtnrlnl Count
I- rourrriir Cntl'E t'onrnr In Arcoiintlntt
I'oiir.rur (ullie CouMe In I orH-n
Inilu-trlnl Mnnn-rment nnd IM'Irltiutlon
Interior unil ( nnunrrrlul Dfcoriitlw
ItitrMineiitH und liniirnnr
Nnrmiil Coinmerrlal C'oure
onice Trnlnlnr ( niinte
rprMiiinM Mnnnfftnem
Prnctlntl .lmirnillMii (Ktcnlnx Conrie)
rreimrutnry Accounting
I'rrj.ifrnullnir
HnlluiiT Trnn-portaflon
fti-.'il Kotnli- I.nw
ttnittr Ilml.er.iKt
It nnrtlnc
HnleMiiiinlilt (Wholesale)
nttirdtij Mnrnlntc Course for Teachers
Seerrtnrlil Connie 110 months)
Hiurfliiiiid (I'ltimn or ('rrx)
Truffle Hate iind Muniicenirnt
Two-ye-ir Day Conrto In Arconntlnc
(C. 1 A.)
Typerltlne (300 mnrlilne)
Adttrtlitlnff
Aeemtntlnir (C. I. A.)
Aerountinir mini-nine,
Amnniietinl Count
Auditing
Hanking (Practical Connie)
Iluokkeeplng Courne
llimlnr-n Aumlnlilratlon nnd Management
ItuiiliiMfi urul HiIpk Cnrrmpoiidente
Commerce find Induatry
Commercial Cnure
r oinmerrlnl 'iiitllli fAdrnneed)
Cnmmerrlnl Knelluli (Intennlte Conrne,
Commercial Law
Commerclfil Hpanlnli
Conreyiinelng
Cnntorntlon Dnance
I ot Accounting
CcI t nnd Collection"
K oiiomlcK of lliiKlneits
Kniersetiey Sborthand Courne (t months)
,1 Ming
Foreign Trade
loiir:.renr College Coume In Iluslncm
Admlnlntrntlnn
Coure ure effered-
From 8 A. M. In 12 SI. From 4 I". M. to 0 I. V.
From 1 P. M. to 4 P. II. From 7i30 P. M. to 0-3O P. M.
... 'Clink aibject wanted nnd mint conienlent time for taking course)
Plen -nd m tho School of Commerce rinular il"crltj1ng nil coureo and the
wpeclal folder of the coureo checkd Theng are to b" sent to me free of ciaree or
free of other obligation.
Tftirtusix icars' experience in hnildlnrj practical business
courscH covering every phase of commercial education.
Nnmo in full . ..
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Clair Post, of American Legion, to
Hold Smoker
aiemuer- nt Ulnlr l'ont. No, :ji, If TnO I A Market St. ab. oth I
American Lesion, will be host to vet- i -Y.V i.TtT fCh-f? dJf.J0 ll 10 Pi' !
crnin of the rlty nn the night of Sep TOM MIX "A -OCn I
tember 20 nt n smoker Tho nffnlr . additional unii I lJ "l
will be held In Yonah Hall, nt 27i!7 flatuue naroid Lloyd DQ.i
Columbia avenue. ' , A t-iy'-t-'-nt -oi vmvr. or..,
Jinny Rpcakers will be on hnn.l to TAPITOI . '21 "SSS? SEET 1
nuurcHs tne noys between tlie vnutle
D PPCMT MARKET DT. Del. 17T11
- I IxlliLjtLlN i MARV MILLS MINTKit
InriUtioa- '"" lj" "' c'-o"
orAnaonnee- PT ORFT makket at jUNirnn
. c ULUdCi VAi'i)Evii.ri:n to ti
meats
Wrlt or I'hone for KnrraTed or Printed '
humple..
ROYAL ENCRAVING C0M 814 Wlnt St. '
vTODt FRAMBES j
dlUIlL & CLARK
PbWBTWf Un ch"t""t 8,-i
WHEN' YOU TAIL TO HEAIt
S O U S A
WILLOW GROVE PARK
TO.MOIIHOW -rillKMEN-S DAV
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
2ll . Private les-ons Adultr I
ypi
THE STEVENS SCHOOL
GERMANTOWN
FOUNDED 1H88
An old school with a new spirit and new equipment.
MODKKN DAY SCHOOL FOIt C.IKI.S, for boys through the first JTrade.
KlnilerRnrten. tlementary B"hool, Junior and tenlor hlnh schools. Collcuo
preparatory and general courses
Corps of experienced teachers, coIIorp and profesilonally trained.
ProureK-lyo methodn- Socialized recitation-. Kupervli.'tl study: atten.
tlon to IndlMdual differences; wholehearted purposeful artlvlty
j-aucai 01 bi motion pictures. Attcntlun to clmmmop riviinnm.nt
Lnrollmtnt limited. -.-. v-w
For Information ntldre.. tho prlnrlpnl,
MISB KATHAIUM: m. ni'.vnniiTii
221 West Chelten Avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia
Athletics.
1 1
Illl PIiothm firritiuntoirn 2fl.
am
nrii r'hii,ie.n., --t
Modern and Eathftlc Dane-
inc. . B8PPB inum. ut.
I'hnpo wnl 127
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EITH'S THEATRE
The Phonornph Record atar
MARION HARRIS
In a Rrcord-Hreaklng Mimlca'e
Frank Wilcox & Co.
TARZAN
E1 Jants . Co , I.uno ,l Vernon'
liernard & Oorry, Morgnn &
Hinder; Othoru
GRAND OPENING
Lincoln Dance Garden
ll.ld and Market Street-
Sat. Evening, August 27, 1921
Danclnsr Every Slondn, Wednesday Friday
and PaturJav
Coo'eit Academy In Phl'ndaliila
PRIVATE LE1SO.V1 AMI CLASSES
ArpoiNTsirxTB
. r
PEIRCE SCHOOL
BUSINESS
ADMINIST8A.TI0N
Pelrce ivhool coureo In ete
nouraphy Imparts tlw knowledge
'hat ii.akeii nucce- in buH.nu.H
tnoro certain
Iny School Opens Pept 5
Nlsht Mliool Openi hept. ID
Write for 57th Year Book
I'lne St Hest of Urond
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1
FIH'CXTIONM.
VlH-f T1II-U.
Young Jim nnd llovn
Voimg Mp.i nnd Un- h
WKXQNAH. N .1.
WKXOVAII. X. J.
R SWLUi 1 lfMiTrIleTrflfMi
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
NO COOKING
The "Food-Drink" for All Ago..
Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and
Fountain-. Aak for HORLICK'S.
tSf Avoid Imitations & Substitutes
l'lrnnrT,7lVlVH,"!,JL-V,V-v1-T'-fi
ASCO ASCO
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lot
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Oil ! A
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ac- fc . -inUMZfr 7em '
Inrv rfc. JtJ.rz&r D' .
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Gold Seal J T
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STORES CO.
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ASCO ASCO $
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Wen
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MILITARY
ACADEMY
Values Unegualed Anywhere
Yesterday market fluctuations permitted us to reduce the price on Butter
and Eggs and we immediately passed this saving on to our customers. At these
new low prices, our Butter and Eggs are more than ever the greatest values in
these commodities you'll find anywhere.
The Finest Butter in America!
Now
Where character, mnnlineia nnd honor are developed.
Wenonah it an independent unit in your boy's education.
and not merely a preparatory tchool.
Healthfully titunted in a lololy retidential town.
A faculty lecond only to that of West Point in efficiency.
Academic studies for college preparation.
Special and buiinets courses.
Military system brings out all that is good and manly.
Separate junior department for boys of ten or over.
Academic course, seven hundred and fifty dollars for
the school year.
Junior department, six hundred and Gfty for the school
year.
Catalogue and View Booh Upon Re que it
DR. CHARLES H. LORENCE, MAJOR C. A. SNYDER,
President Superintendent
BOX 411, WENONAH, NEW JERSEY
Sr46W0BWJrr'
Buttei
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
X. W. Cornur 23d and Walnut Stretu
Day Evening
Afternoon Saturday
Telephone! Lorunt 3140 for catnto-, or
end pontcard
firi VTV- I'M Walnut SI.
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1(h- HJf,f,t fjt 0 !
THE l'llll.lli:i.flll S( IIOOI, OF
OCt I I'ATIONAI. THEE V
".'III) I)e L.inrey l'laee '
5een r n , nr nn in ds itn L okt i d
Inic, Jewolry auni t -mak nn ur n.
Iiaw mukik un 1 ilifi r.f' w I i
le mi- it Vii.it mil e'c. To ,i 1 1 U ji al
n or . 1. id Hon im Pun iu (, a i
i.k . it. ii r i .' Rood -nlirlei Address
M1 I I.OItKVCl. VI I.TOV Dmn.
Friends' Select School r, j
The I'urkMuy, Clierrj und 10t!i t.
A lilt of country in the heart of the clt
All irrale.1 nv, er Klnderkirten anJ Col
leo Stan 1s for thoroush work and u'l
ruund it. in 'iuruur 1 w ns Utli mo
1 UUTIlt IIVVMMI I'rnelmtl
"r" ' ' ftii-ffrr "ntHilffT m lniil,rr,nfiiyinT.Ti-irhrffflf.,MfTl
MARGARET KELLY
Mnri-ar.'- I '.".'n Klulull Mrivf wa
ll mi Jil 3 lli.M .-h.) Kraduated at
Straver - Uu li i'i-m 'ul.su un June IM Thii
ku i i - ) a Ucfi. tni nt- $1'0 u e. k an
u Binownirhr
t an Hn . ilier hu-ln-H -i-hnol or iiizh
rd . ', jj ti, tins'"
ii wli.i Ujah Iho heat bu-1-
STRAYKR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
HO: Clir-lniH street l'lionu. iilniit 03H
Sen I ml r re
A Im'lneks ediuntlon l tho heit
foundation for rapid promotion
UNIVERSITY of PA. EVENING SCHOOL
10H I.ocm II ill I'll Ilnr lllOj m 239
Pennsylvania Museum and School
of Industrial Art
Broad nnd Pine Streets, Phila.
Alt IJeiurtnient Teitlle Il-purtment
Tlior us-h w.nii uniKr UKlid n laliet
m all luati hec uf Ii.luHt il Art
(' a-"r" in llluatri't.ii hi" rlor Peeora
'lon Po"T. Motal Uo-k. l'urnltu.
...miles eti.
.'i nl F t ilia i' i ., . !i.nin er Si h i
--(liiol lrrulr T.ntnirlnj d-'all mfor
t a" w. , u j t t on in linMon
r-rr-. ,r,.ns l-ptiTn't .1 It.KUtratlon
lan s,iiH.nu r 14 i L'l imli.i e
IHt.I.H i:i.I.I011. I'rlnrliul
OurSecret a rial Course
Oet u miccmi, edueiitlon Tho Iliimn
l'rep plun luicked by 40 jeur-' KiuceM nUe-,
It to you. Our direct ulm l to dinelop the
Htudent to think ronstrurlhib to iiik hiit
he knois. He lmreu.ru rlllrlrnrj mid powen
l.aoitlodce follows natunUU. Ue prepure
for unv college nnd for bus In cm
BROWN PREP
Broad & Cherry Sts.
ai.i.i:.ntii.n.
Equips ynu Uiur uah lur .ie l,u
hlcheat imiii i dmi.'icl 1:11
inrou noi miiEi. a". . ul ar it n
Bradi
vineir
f.u. c tea
tMsiaTHa3gyjBnxrgia-e The Taylor School ?: maiikui t
No. 8 South nth str.. ri,ii..i.ini.i. J-V.IVYCJ-nMlI rnllA
.- -- -.... .M.) I
Founded lCS'J
I'.x.
Allentown Preparatory School
The ncadmle ear 1J1 I. Vein, Tie-iIaT
Sfplemher "0 1021, at J the IToewetus may
te obtained or. art) katloi Uuilftu:a win b
open for inspection and for clu-,iicatlon of
punl - Senterriter II ' "
Itlcharil M. (in n,iere Ph d Ileinf.........
wssssyTBdssscsssm SCHOOL
Broad green pastures, by cool, shady brooks clean
sanitary quarters for the herds of happy, healthv cows
that give such pure, rich milk the painstaking ca're and
skill of tho best buttormakers in America all con
tribute to tho delicious flavor and exquisite purity of
Louelln Butter. Only pure, Pasteurized cream is used in
its making. Tasto it!
Richland Butter, 'b 4Sg: Pur creamery prints. Big value.
Gold Seal
Eggs
carton
of twelve
Every carton contains twelve of tho biggest and
meatiest eggs laid carefully picked for their size
and weight.
Selected Eggs, doz 39c
Not quite so largo as the big Gold Seal beauties,
but the quality is absolutely guaranteed.
Buy Your Butter and Eggs in an Asco Store-
Where Quality Counts and Low Prices Prevail i-j
rrrnv'rn'TTrTTrrrrTTHr. ".
AStJW ASCO -8
ta HI I'll I Hi
ASCO ASCO ASCO
dtflhta-ait tii mttmmmm
ASCO
a srn
a .. i a i'.V. ft -
Prepares ror college or teehr.!i.ai ..hn.i
bmall cliisees individual Instruct en. Al-o
commercla course. Stulent . i. -i n nt.
All athletlea. HntenHiil mn.i..n h .. .-
l.urgo campus and Kmnnuum. Hpeclil earn
lnniHtrr
swAin ininiiBPA.
for jnuneer hoys Ilito $300 ("airt
1BWIN U SIIAt.TKIt A. M.. II end l
Mr.itciatMU'iu,, pa .
The Mercersbiirg Academy
FOR BOYS Mcrcersburg, Pa.
-.. .. ?nl, ,n"- etnloH to
VOI. MANN 1RV1NK. 'h P.. I.I- IX
lleadm-lter lint Hfl
CIIK.S1.MT III! i-a.
Chestnut Hill Academy
St. Ulartln. CheMnnt Hill Pa
An Ideally located rountry tioardlni.- and day
cliool (or boya. Kapeclal'y low rate- for
fl-i-day boarders. Reopens September ST
Catalogues on application,
1. U PATTI-RSOX. Ilrnilronatrr
l'KNNSm'UCl. PA.
Swarthmorc Preparatory School
Prepares for eo.l -co . t Ife i.orlr SenJ f ,r
booklet. "AJI,.n Muk .- s.hx, and leu.ii
the eerrot of on- nine an J i ntlnud sue
V. P. rtlMI lS'UlN, M. A.
llo '40. suiirthiiuire, Pn.
MUSICAL ACADEMY
Jlnln selmol. in)- fprure Street
i Mei tembr lsf for reiilslratlnri Cla-
Sept. ml ' il-l " ' 'it trftctni
GERMANTOVN FRIENDS
(en-- S vt .u A few ar,n
(Hi Ul Ilt-H t I t-C- D-(
rRrnor boy. Stan ev It arr i ! r-'nlpal
DEVEREUX TUTORING SCHOOLS
Acerwood!?,,ru"",V'
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.N X'Altl-Tir PA.
n trma n I i
MTer'al nt'enl nn In H
r e r vl' ihi r
Q rut r n in
Ile.n Pn.
Yonm Untiieii und l.lrl-
DEVON MANOR
Colleee rreparoton and junior collese
enurt.ee "atlnni oil. Art and Mm
butreiuryehlp I).im,.-iic i lei ,nd HumI
fceryee .lo acre camui out or d or Hiiurtn
CUPVrI.-d uLT " l'M,ni'Ai,.,'s);,,"prln,;iI;;,n,.
tiiente lllnlimim aire U jrar- Vlgoroiii I ''hS Sayward's School ?' 'irl-' Sub
at-iletlo and military life A ou7jSor urh of Phil.
i W,rlB ,9i""!'.1ii" "nd milinmlnc nool de'phla Cnlleeo nrena, iturv in I e.reiu,ii
ui...n- ..v ....v. i ,i. in 1I.1.I.H. ii r 'i Mirnn .uifl c ij,itniMl . i t'r. T
iTinrip u
I.ANCSTKU PA
Perldomen School for Boya
College Preparatory, Mui.tr Oratory,
nuttnee-. All athletic-, i'O aero cuiiidu-
Bcholarhlp. Development of Character I
na iraininB lor norvice our a'm Junior
School for younxer boya tn acpniate rotlai.
Catalog, OSCAR S. KRIl.U! l U U , Dot
111) Pennn.lvanla Penniburg
llllKlir.N1 OWN. M. j
1U.W1II.IA AMI ,1 KSAI.I tlll-lli
i:. M II 111 M N . 'VlnelpVl AUU:
"" Hit. I.uneiiHier Pa.
IHCKHfONR. VA.
IILACK.STOM: MILITARY ACAUKiU
llbirkntaue, Irglula
Rept.i Mllltarj. Academic, tommerelaJ
' -ivr i, iiiiiii iii.iimn. un.i.a.A
1.1 fp u w i.... .:" '! . "m.
" ".y"s. 1-renlUeut
till
YoiinB Uomeiiiind ,lrN
I.I IIII.KtIUK, Mii.
Hordentown Military Institute
llAltAi.i.su
(.on. ..,i. luii 777T7TT"
i I.utbcrtllle. Jld. "'
I An ideal colleire in aixe. numn.... ..
Tnorougn preparation ror college or buiinets. , inil cburut if ituJy Tiii i. ...R'.' jocatioi
Kmcieni (acuity, inuu ciasiea, Ind vldual ami able. Two ami imi, ... '" ' '
attention. Military, training, 'glib y.arT ' '.gh .chool Vraduaut Cou?...COl7", '?'
Kor catg. addrees Col T D Uandon Drawer , Sipe orian domtlo aViine. 12a mu,'o.
b.M. Ilord.ntown. N.J . Prln A Comn.andaai ' SKI " n,.pr?"r.. a"'e"",d ."locuioi
MAM.H'S. N. Y lft conferred Tata'cg nrX
SIII.MiTIIS, I y
St. John's Military and Preparatory
Srhnol MnnllUS i.1 "'l.l frotn ramo
OClluui, luniiuuo fi)n,0lo eijui,, u.
ordered athletics Illiniums prep coureo Jun
ior School. .Ilih yr. Oen Win, Verbec.i Pre.
Ilox 278. Manllus, N V
PORT PKPOSIT. MI.
TOME SCHOOL
Katlooal tleardlnrr Hcbool for Uori
- u PATK f "WO w
Uorrair Feabedj Uroih. l'h. D., Dlrsctt
Prt Deno.lt. Md.
I
GUNSTON
HALL l1vl ,r,,ortdi A""
rx.uij iutn-ton, I), c
A Srhnol for C.lrln I'slulilUhril 18t"
Hnik comi.rrtwnmn, tliuiounh and'
y,roi.-re(ile PrerartUry and A.-adem r
Coursei. Two i -ara Pnt-Braduate inrl
rollK. Music Art KspreaalonV Dome,
tlo Solence nd a Iluslueas course All u?
tes. including Indoor an outdoor auorti"
dialog on romjeet. "-.
Mm. Horerley R, Mason, Prlncloal
i.. .i. .i
l,,.lln ..i.t.ln... . .. i .."?.-."'
- - - um....,v. .i.ii i. i ii .fimrH riuing
jmltnmln Develop- charm tor mind and
MIS JANK-f SAYWARD Principal
Oerhr(iol Penn.vHanla
IAI.1. 'II.IIM ithl.l.NH mV.pt MliliriT"
Our regu ar duj nnd -t.-ht n-ia In
k!"?ean?r ?"" MW r-''nB ""- ' hook"
and , ', a"J :'"ro" no,v I'erxonat
t?uL J V' r'Kt,u',1"' l'ositlmu for our
l'HIL.. Ill SIM ns (OI.I.i;(,K
nud College of Commcrre
'"LI Ji",", ''t-. I'lilliidrlphln
Friends' Central School System
I'or Uoyn and Girla ".,ilr Phlladelnhla
elementnrv -i ho.de nnd Ceniral bi nool a
Junior an I heritor High 8mu including rol.
leiin rreparut iv leimitiiie i Urst nlty.
gr.und e-irini.hini, imnhr.iom. open t
tth'r d-)i. in.lnatlons. Wrlta for jear book
and rat -
l.'.tli nnd Itnee li Phlt-delnhla
Teachers Wanted h'
ndld 1 ochln.
in. udlng High Sc'io. I n; un,,,,, ih.w oi,a
In l'..nna V J Ij. 1 Mi urid N- y
Modern Teachers Bureau ,.n,rJ im- Ht'
Jl"ee Fnrnlpj
Philadelphia Turnj-omeinde
rhool rixiiHim Sent. 7 ..rmnahlln,. Swm.
rnliiK hiiiI (.erniiin RouMct on reuurst.
hnro II itniv. "
llro'd t
nnd rnlnniliiii
$5 a Month,,,, T
N ' ' v H,
1 1 in 11 t u t .n.k
III i-uii-riinr Mn iklieep .C 8. rt.
iui! liimntfre Imtn itrati ,n hv fv.
r t ! ' Ml-Ji IH'HI.
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VI S4 . -II 1 II
HOI M N s( IIIIIII ,
i u . r Ui t t ilv 4.
S2IU Walnut HI.
rd MU- Nept S'.',
f. ii.v .. n' t r Ftr'. ,rfl -mall hove
FM7UI"IM V IIIMt fV lleidnil.tr
Mix
i, Ulm lll'e Srhn.il rnr- l.ln.iuvu..
Jr Sr. 6 Graduate t'ourree Primary
students nnUlenre l'or par'lculara t
A. r. IIIJMN Prlneln.l
Rn- I.. S'W Wulnnl t I'hll-ideliilile
i'iiii. tu:i cm iciiooi.
or iii'.hicn it it ntniiix
Ilruad .1 Ma.trr Six.
Pe-'rn Kino Ail N.l ln,,, in r.irl-n
Archllerturnl Deelgn Mural riei oration
th
Ilk
rex
Pn
1'hiln. School of Office Trninini-
l.ri.i n ivi a III le r, ,! ti HO dav tl .nt I
UK f.t UI-IJ in, U.I TF - In Hleno.
' i '. in' i 11,1, 1 H Irl I
mii nt.
Hours
i- ii
1111. IMHII.HI'.SS Nt 111)01.. tKvFs
I nil . 4 li ,-,i I ii rl u irii Shirt
Hm ill i n .' Pi r ,1. n la rli
.nri -,,,i.i,' ,1741 V
jii-tiii i:iii .i. pa
BISH0PTH0RPE MANOR
Ilox 37.. IIKTIII KII12M, I'A.
Offers eveptlnnal opportunltlee to a limited
numi.r of girla In their preparat on fur
r.dleRe or fur nodal or bulne lfrt Hneilal
two v ear flnnhlng (iiurso for High Seho il
Kiaditates Kr-entl .nal adaiitagna in Munlr
Art Hou-ehOid Arta and Sciences Arte and
( tafia Uxpreajion and Be returlal dork
Junior Department
Hlnh healthful location nn thn elope nf
tie I ehlgh Mounlama Near N'mv Vn.u
and Phindelpl.lii " vv orK
New rMnnaalum and tiled i,v.lmmlnu pool
unit- bal(etlm I nkatlng rldlria- eir
Ac.tl eti,- and folk dancing Addrr,, Claude
N W iniprlnclpii, """
1.1TIT7. I'A.
"III St Phil.
Increase Your Salary I:,,rn1 N"w uio-
Ms lit ( Inaar nniiiirnr. srl,t. ID. HnHnr
Hardin In.tllntr. Proud Srhir,nrilen f His
Miner l'rep & Tumring Hrhoo
in-. 1 u ft III h Mi lr )1J, h
Hummer
inin at.
ROSI.1-N, PA.
M-IIOOI. TOR KXCKPTIONAI, CIIII.IliQ
Kvery f-rlllty In beautiful suburbso
lirniM for the educntlon of children unabU
to attend puh le or prl ale -rtiools rn.i .yiln
bclunce 1 1 mtl.a from Pima. Ilooklet!
aillia.li: A. MOODS. ITIneln.-
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(.olles-. Academic, llu.lc. Oratory pSS!t
tales, B3 tj 1412 Muslo -alas tj?i f!
unn l-nr catalnu address! V u' i
I.IIXH'XIHI AlllHllfe P ,,,U
ASHIU'KNHAM M.-u
Cushing Academy Co-yuucntio
ccepted br all rollegss," TJia li'elt "fjOL "
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