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fyancy Wynne Talks of the Bannard Marridge in Broek-
i f..- Ti7tv Miss. Annrt NmuhnJA tn Tin TntrnJunJ
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-tr AilU HUrilLH TVI-1 I1LLIT H.LIPI1II
filette Kilwards Hlhbard. .The mar
" fi te te tnkp Plfte nt 4 o'clock at the
J tu . lIlbhariVB parents. Mr.
J f . of VIm IHbtiaPflB parents. Mr
lTuJ Omri Feni Illbbanl. 20 Men
f nt place. IlroeWyn.
Ifcatli Unnnnrtl s ij con of Mr. nnd
: mm rharlcs Hrath Ilnnnanl, of liar-
I . nnd n brother of Mrs. Edmund
' ffijwler. who wbr Margaret Bannard.
' & Mr. nnd .Mr. Unnnard nnd
Kenant and Mr McCawley have
; , en te the wedding nnd varieim
.SSfrlnUmnte Mind., from here. The
! Mlnc will J't be large, only the
Immedlntne fnnitlleK and a few fr cntlft
H ne the ceremony. Itself, nnd the
Sen ner the wedding will be a
i mill "c' ,,.: ...nt , ,..i mn. nnrt
fhirlotte'" Plstcr. Mrs. Malcolm Ilob Ileb
.rti of Dnrlen. Conn., matron of honor.
After n wedding trip they nrc te live
hi Chicago, as Heath linn buMness In
,terert there. Incidentally, Ilaynrd
tJT-Ij nnd Christine Cndwalndcr Hewie
ut living in Chicago, Bayard being in
LV.Ihmk there. I hear they have nn
ittrictlvc apnrtment nnd nrc nicely
fixed. GhrlHtlnc went en te Chicago
Jbtn the wedding wbh announced here.
ANNA NBWIJOIjD Is te be Intro Intre
Aducnl today nt a ten which her
father Mr. Clement Buckley Ncwbeld,
M -i've at the llltr.-Carlten. Annn In
Mr. Ncwbeld's second and younger
Ltfhtcr; her sinter, Mary D. Ncwbeld,
new Mrs. Stephen Colhoun, made her
debut two scai"en age. Anna JH-tall
wd stately, with brown curly hair and
' 'llr.'Ncwbeld's sisters. Mrs. Beauvcau
Bede. Jr., and Mrs. William J. Tayler,"
wlll receive with him, nnd the ether
ldlM who have been Invited te receive
lntlnde most of Anna's first cousins.er
grrt ceuslnR wives. They are Mrs. C.
Kiwbeld Tayler, Mrs. Herman Krumb
Uir, Mrs. KItz-Eugcnc cwbeld. Mrs.
Lotbrep Kltchlc, Mrs. Chnrles Willing
and Mrs. Albert Nalle. Then, tee, Mrs.
Geerge Harrison Frailer and Miss
Helen Cadwaladcr will receive, nnd the
j.kiimiM nnrt last-yeax girls assisting
1 lll be Ellen McMlcbacl, Virginia Heck-
icber, ISllcn Lileyu, Aineria jueimi,
Eleaner Dunning. Martjn Ocerge, Mar Mar
ierie Olhben. Sydney Blddle, Mvian
ind Muriel Watkins and Maisic Stew
art. HAVE you heard about the musical
piny that Mrs. Ocerge Dallns Dixen
Ibis written and which Helen hllnsen is
putting en? Helen Is some Impresario,
I tell ou. after her success In "Whv
Net?" last year. Well, this affair Is
te be given nt the Acaiiemy ei .uusic
n Jnnunry 17 under the auspices of
the Navy League and the auxiliary or
tie Seamen's Church Institute, the
proceeds te go te the building fund of
that Institute. Mrs. Dixen's play is
called "The Marriage Tax," and I hear
It's very clever. She wen one of the
Plays nnd Players' prizes for one of
the best plays of the yenr last season,
ind has done clever work in this line
en various occasions. There are te be
rainy choruses. I hear, and the dancing
Is already being practiced every after
noon nt the Little Theatre
THEItE was great excitement in the
family. A telegram had come te
mother, announcing thnt I'ncle Billy
ind Aunt May had little twin ilnifgh
ters. Mether was talking excitedly te
father. "Won't they be tee cute,"
Mill she, "especially as they grew
llder. They can be dressed just alike
and will lenrn everything together,
ind really while it will be harder, of
course, than taking care of one It will
be fun te have two te think nbeut nnd
plan for."
Father did net seem te think It was
ie joyous a thing ; perhaps he thought
of the strnin en his brother' pocket
book of two new additions te the
family nt one time. At any rate he
Just grunted and laughed.
Jamie, aged six, was looking at a
picture book In the room while t'ie con
versation was going en, nnd was ap
parently absorbed in the bright colored
pages, ,Ttmt then, however, he quietly
raised his hend nnd snid: "Aunt
May's n regular Mrs. Itummage, I
tpeet she get the babies cheaper by
Vuying two at n time."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr, ami Mrs. GeorRe Randelph Pack
ard, of the Meadows, Vlllnnevn. lmve
Issued invitations for n dinner ut the
KltJ-Carltnn en Thursday evening. Jan
uary 19, te ha followed hv a thentre
party In honor of Miss Hllen Wain Mc
Mlehael Dr nnrt Mrs. Barten Coeke Hirst, of
i.l Spruce street, hnve Issued Invlta
;:.ns..f?r ,he "innlnKe of their daiiKh
ler. Miss Elslo Du Puy Ornham Hirst,
aim Mi Ueitram Llpplncett at norm en
riu, , ? Janu"T 7. In St JameH' Knls Knls
cepai Church, Twenty-second nnd Wal
nut streets, te be followed by n brenk
iat nt the home of the bride's parents.
Mrs Jeseph Wilsen T.ucW of 1S0S
rme ; street, has Issued Invltntlens for a
lunjheen and theatre party en Satur
5 , December 31. In honor of her
"lighter. Miss Marlew Lucas.
I7i ir tJV"1 Mib' Hrry Cliften Adams,
iinn.. lne .,8trect- will cntettnln nt n
einncr en .Saturday tvciiliig. Oecember
". In tumor of their niece, Miss Per
H &I.1 H,r.'Jtlw' bfere the dnnce Mrs.
nivi. ' w,nh ( nnnell and Mrs. Susex D.
Sm!III'Iv?,"1 lhe Acer rM f
Rldsway Dnvls dauenter' M8S S'Jsnn
Lam.. ,"'0" J ""berts, of IR27 De
yeSt,l'1,!ceVe"tertaln'l "t a luncheon
Jan....-..' "i "u"r or .mis Theodere (
l.rc'.".'ew 01-lt. who Is sni'i
wer ii ;'niv.-ln ,1,ls city.
were laid for 110 gueMs.
the dance t6 be given by Mr. and Mrs.
'Harmen Ocerge, of 235 Seuth Fif
teenth street, aj the Bellevue-Stratford,
In honor of their debutante daughter,
Miss K. Martyn Geerge. Dr. and Mrs.
Sailer will entertain at dinner after the
tea te be given en Saturday evening,
December 31, at the Acorn Club, te
present te society thelr tlsughter, Miss
Alice W. Sailer. Mlns Mcllhenny And
Miss Sailer, who are students at Smith
Cellegre, will return home en December
20.
The receiving party at the dansante.
te be given by Mr. Q. Lee Kntght, of
the Wellington, nt the Acorn Club, en
Thursday afternoon, December 29, from
4 until 6:30 o'clock, te pnxvntte society
his niece, Mlsn Katharine Kntght Smith,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, a. fc'YnnelB
Smith, of 4021 Pine street, will Include
Miss Alice Welsh Sailer, Miss Demlce
M. Mcllhenny. M1m Margaret Phelps,
Miss Elizabeth B. Wayne, Mtsa Eliza
beth B. Battles, Mlra Gertrude D. Dough
erty, Miss Mary Lewe Nixon, M!sa Helen
Vnlmerln Michel!, Miss Sarah Legan
Starr, Miss Louisa. M. Wallls. Miss
Ullen I. Wlillmer, Miss Mnrgnrct B.
Butcher, Mlsn Sara B. Bally, Miss Elea Elea
eor T. Dunning, Miss Hannah Marim
Elliett, Miss Elliabcth Austin, Miss
Helen Hendersen and Miss Catharlne
B. Knight
Mrs. Telbft-t N. Richardson, of Scheel
lane and Wlssnhtcken avenue, German
town, entertained at a bldge party yes
terday afternoon when the guests In
cluded Mrs, "William H, Cookman, Mrs.
Arthur II. Haines,, Mrs. William H.
Geerge, Mrs. Alexander W. Winter, Jr.,
Mrs, Geerge G. Rens, Mrs. Jeshua Ash
Pearsen, Mrs. Jeseph L. Lucas, Mrs.
Wllmet Grant I'elrce. Mrs. Wnlter (t.
Hendersen, Mrs. Alban Evansen, Mrs.
ucorge urewn, Mrs. Francis aummcy,
Mrs. Samuel Clement, Jr., Mrs. Themas
Stewart, Mrs. Jeseph Chapman, Mrs.
Rebert Downing, Mrs. William Crewell
Watts, Mrs. Geerge T. Richardson, Mrs.
Stanley Rlchnrdsen, Mrs, Themns D.
Richardson, Jr., Mrs. Christian McKcan.
Mrs. Edwin I. Atlee, Mrs. Per Wllmer,
Mrs. Charles L. Carter. Mrs. Charles
C. Bacen, Mrs. Samuel Irwin, Mrs. Lip
plncctt, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Rllcy, Mrs.
Fries, Miss Mary Shoemaker and Miss
Laura Wllklns.
The junior and senior members of
the Springslde Scheel, Chestnut Hill,
will give a French play, "Lavarc," next
Friday afternoon and Saturday evening.
A dance will fellow the performance
en Saturday evening.
Dv. and Mrs. Herbert L. Northrop,
of Melrese Park, announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Marlen
Northrop, te Mr. Jeseph A. Russell,
of New Yerk, en Wednesday. Novem
ber 23, at the Church of the Hely
Angels, Oak lane. The brlde had as
her only attendant Miss Elizabeth Rus
sell, sister or nc bridegroom, and the
best man was Mr. PauUR, Northrop,
brother of the bride. The ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev Nell
A. Crenln, of Bosten, was followed by
a small reception at the home of the
bride.
Mrs. G. Wlllard Frame, of Berwyn
read, Berwyn, will entertain at a
luncheon nnd card party en Friday aft
ernoon, December 30, In honor of her
daughter, Miss Elsa Frame.
Mrs. Jeseph C. Fraley. of 20 West
Chestnut nventJe. Chestnut Hill, ac
companied by Mrs. James Henry Howe,
who recently sailed for Europe, will
arrive In Italy today. They will spend
the winter traveling In Italy and
France.
Mrs. Jehn B. Large. B8 West Willow
Grove avenue, Chestnut Hill. Is visiting
In Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Qulncy Adams Glllmere, of Nav Nav
ahee avenue, Chestnut Hill, left en
Wednesday for a vlBlt te Atlnntlc City,
where she expects te remain until Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Victer J. Mulford, of
Elvetham, Greenwood avenue. Wyncote,
arc spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rebert M. Snyder, of Moorcs Meorcs Moercs
town, N, J announces the cngngement
of her daughter. Miss Helen Decatur
WATCHING AN OUTDOOR GAME
Miss Jesephine Connelly and Miss Elizabeth Illckley, of Ovcfbroelt
niu.ini pus xeticbs
nmtiNt
tiik ti:mim.k
llreid nnJ Berks at;. (IKOO N.)
3000 Sear
Heme of the Orare naptlnt Church,
nUSSnLLi It. COXWKLU I'mitnr.
Wni Dro XlcCurdy, Aenetlale Tanter.
J. Marvin Kfinmi, Munlc.il Director.
Frederick K. Hturke, Orgftnlat,
Uusiell H, Cnnnell jreachei Sunday. 10:30
A. .t nnd 7.4N T. M Temple Chorus
ulnga both 8rlc(. Mary Ilray, con
tralto, elnns at mernlne service. Bible
Scheel. Jere L. CreMO aunt.. 2:30 T. M.
Church praver meetlnB. Fridav nt 8 P. M.
Oratorio, "Th Crentlen" (Haydn), will
be une nxt Thurailny evenlnjr U. c. 1ft,
at 8:1.1 by the Temple Chorus and Temple.
Glee Club under direction of -Dr. J. Mar
ln Hanna. Aialstlns arilnu will b: .Me
Hbrey Hetx. soprano; Xlchelaa Dnuty.
lener; HorMle Cenn'll, baritone, with
F.IIIb Clark Ilnmniann at thn piano and
Frederick K. Marke at the ret ersan.
ItnferxatlenH at buslncaa uftlce or phone
Diamond I. IT
ICIhlml .Society
ACAIIK.MY OF JirKlf. ,11 A. M.
llOHACU J """'""'.'."Ws.rB
"The Truth and FaUghoed of 'MAIN
t ! HIIHT.' "
Friends
Di'iid-
Covern
COX1T5IIBXCK, lBih and Ilace t. 11:40,
Turepe and Disarmament I'recram."
l.-ader, Dr. Jeshe H. Helmes. Meeting for
ershin, 1U :3U. Visitors welrnme.
fill: OLI OUAKKrt MKKTIXG 1IOUSK.
Merlen, Pa., en Montcemery pike, n
inbllshed In 1082. Is open for worship
every First-day (Sunday) inernlni at 11
o'clock The public Is cerdl.tlly Inilted
te Attend. In this old house William
I'enn wnrshlpad wrtsn In America
Presbjterlan
rr,Tiir. xekth iireaii ht. nuhiiy.
rKitiAX cm uni
Ilread and Oreen sts.
Kcv W II I.K3LIK. psster In charee
Mernlnir service. Ui-80. Sermon by the
llev I)r W F. McMUIIn. Subject, "Ixit
er te the Church ut Philadelphia."
B II. Heffman Illble Class. 12 o'clock
?:wmW worship. 7.45 Sermon by Dr.
MeMlllln Subject. "Hardls
Dr McMUIIn will speak en the "letter te
the Church at Lsedlcea" M.enUv cenlmt.
This will conclude thn hbtIcs of lectures
l.ctlcrB te the heen Clurchea.
Wi'lceme.
AIU'll HTRKKT nil'IlCH. IHth and A
Dr. MACAHT.-UV will preach at 10:
"The llnemles of Christ." Has he
Summit nrvferlc J.V W "rel'sm. of S.
fertah ,..Venu,e' c,neBt""t . will en
"ut"" luncheon nnd card party
In Iieirni ;'?' nter"". December 28.
P 0Tum dauBrte'-. Miss Cntellnc
i." r .a,'d Mrs Siimnpl tr nnun. .
esi Nrw...i , .. - v-.....,,,,, ki,. ...... .,,
tertuin -, ""v "crmantewn, will en- HIH'ONU phkhj ir.iua. .
J6'" Scheel la
" iU ll nuislculc tomeriow evening I
tag. s1.f,,"Vf0 "' Hnnls "f 'VJ' '""t-
r"ei ' n' c" I)".r,t' "" turdny n't
CU m1"1'",17' In honor of lui ,
""Kilter. MIhs Elizabeth Harris.
Ilhemiv ? r a."a ,Mrs' Jeh " Mo Me
itrel ynf '''"eeln drUe nnd Jehnsen
of h0Vi.,r r,n,,,r,,t1ewn. will he the gmst
t "or .it ii dinner te be given by Dr.
IHth and Arch.
iu;jn en
nt... I--,.. 0 nr L'nrisi. jikh ilia jiuur
.r.w.k uheii the Ifrlend of Christ must
come out from among- these who are ills
KnamlM In !,lf and Tn Theusht7
l'" Illble Scheel and Men's Clasj. 7 C.
3- j'SljLeTKin recital. S-d)r. Macnrtn.-r
will repeat lhe sermon. "It Take; Trlbula
tmn tePMale a Man." Dec 18 A new
l'".. -.. "Why Chrlitlanltv Is True."
MacCOI.I.,
u n.l W&lnut ktS
7ipv. AI.KXANDKIt
''aIvIx ii. auRLF.r. ahhistaxt
III X lltrl II I Will prruyn n iii.u ..
5 - Fnltiirlun
iT (NITAI,,AN" Viirucii
11 A ''"K1;.- 'F'N. Minister
8ublV-r ''ilS (!l"l" will preach.
dnni of Ond "" uminunl,' anJ h" Kin--
""M.Ti Huii'" Ilr" ''"ii'linent te the
-Sl0(TI'Kir,"h H0U"e " A' JI
- AllKeellnnennw
ARTHUR lOll(li:i(TVliliilH
"Th. t- . ,'1 1 !'ll "'I
&''"- Ulceus 1e,n",,C:Ul """
AdmiL.i" ewut nemoerncy
yMffilisienXree;. Ku linilyweicmiie
I ! fr ".Jlunrn, Tue.dny. Decumbbr 13,
M W.lru".tn l 'fhu'1'c-l Ueclsty,
luiiiliik' sei men will lie wrnm in serins en
Tile Lord s Prayer nuuieci, -'tiunenea
iSerflne ''subject. "Keen This Man -The
Triisedv of the Mlssliur Column In l'eace
us III War "
Muslcil serlce at 7.30 r. M
The XUlit I Far dpenl".. . Hleim;
"Henis of ht Simeon" Techesnnkeff
"(heriibin SenK" ...... Murltch. slum
The hni rows' of Djath" .Mendelssohn
BiinVlay Scheel and Illble CIiisb r.t 10 A. M.
VISITORS Wl'.I.CtJ.Mb
Snyder, te Mr. Geerge Frane(a Ifugler,
of Woodbury, N. J. ,
The Deta Kappa Sigma Sorority will
held Its annual card party at the rtlt rtlt rtlt
tenhouse today.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Denjamln 'W. Greer,
Jr of Lenex nnd Old Yerk, rends, Jcn Jcn
klntewn, have gene te Atlantic City
for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Negle ha.v closed
Martlnoek, their country plaoe en Old
Yerk read, near Hatboro, and have
opened their town house.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M. Weber, of
1626 West Ele avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Nellle
Dubbs Weber, te Mr. G. Heraco Kreuse
en Thursday, December 1, In the
Clturch of the Nativity. Seventeenth and
Tiega Btrccts. The Rev. Jehn Fisher
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Kreuse will be
at home after January 1 at 4709 North
Bread street.
Mrs. Jehn Allisen Andersen, of 1628
North Ilread street, announces the mar mar
rlage of her daughter, Miss Blanche
Elizabeth Andersen, te Mr. Fester
Themas Wallwerth en Saturday, De
cember 3. The bride was given In mar
riage by her grandfather, Mr. D. Li.
Andersen, and wero her mother's wed
ding gown and old lace. Miss Dorethy
Andersen was maid of honor. Mr. C
Gilbert Wallwerth attended hlB brother
aa best man.
Mr. Michael Isaacsen announced the
engagement of his daughter, Miss Anna
L. Isancnen. te Mr. Isadora E. Felnernld
en November 11.
A reception was given In honor of
Miss Florence O. Hlmeles and Mr.
Samuel 8. Swltt at the Majestle en
Tuesday evening, when the announce
ment of their engagement was made.
A dinner was also given In thelr honor
by Mr. and Mrs. David Hlmeles, of
1355 Seuth street.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs? James Franklin, of
5726 Themas avenue, announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mildred Franklin, and Mr. Lee Wil
liams, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. Williams,
of Sixty-sixth street and Woodland
avenue. at a luncheon today. Among
the guests were Mrs. William A. Schel
blc. Jr.. Mrs. C. F. Phillips. Mis. Jehn
Iangenbergcr, Mrs. Samuel Ewlng,
Mrs. Gorden Menree, Miss Kathcrlne
Mrs-. H. it Klaher and Mlsrt Ethel Olb-
son, Airs. ii. . j. sneemaKer ana ur,
H. C. Klrkbrlde, Miss Sue Lees and
Miss Mary T. Mclnnes, Miss Helen
Potts and Mrs. A. T. Eastwlck, Mrs.
W. C. Btekes and Miss Ithetta Davis.
Mrs. Geerge H. Wentr, Mrs. C. Her
bert Wents and Mrs. Edwin Mann
Went- gave a series of three auction
brldge parties at the home of MrSV
Geerge 11. Wentz, 630 De Kalb street.
Engaged
Mlller, Mlsa Helen Itenshaw, Miss Helen
Tayler, Miss Gladys Jerdan. Miss Ituth
Stcen and Miss Margaret Musselmen.
Mrs. Charles Cadwallader, of 32 Wel
lington read. Mlllbeurne, entertained at
luncheon at her home today. Her guests
Included the Pennsylvania Chapter of
the Skldmere Cellegn Alumni, of which
Mrs. Cadwallader and Mls3 Eleaner
Tlcrney trre co-chairmen. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurice C. Sheehan.
whose marriage took place) recently In
St Gregery's Church, Fifty-second and
Warren streets, hav5 returned from
their wedding trip and are at home at
Fifty-eighth and Master streets. Mrs.
.Sheehan will be remembered as Mlsa
Catherine M. O'Brien, of 6635 Oxford
street
The engagement of Miss Winifred
Btrauns, uaugnter or Mr. ana wr, oik eik
mund E. Strauss, 223 Seuth Forty-ninth
street, te Mr. Isadore H. Rosenberg, of
Paterson, N. J., will be announced at
a rccoptlen te be given In thelr honor
by the parents of Miss Strauss tomor
row evening. Cevors will be laid for
fifty. Mlsa Helen Gardcll. Miss nose
Braude and Mlns Iteglna Pfelffer will
assist In receiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Moen, of 4200
Baltimore avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Ann Yeung Moen, and Mr. Edward
Pless, also of this city. Ne date has
been set for the wedding.
A pretty wedding took place yester
day In the Chambers-Wylle Church.
Breed and Spruce streets, when Miss
Isabolle C. Martin, of 1010 Seuth Fifty
sixth street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Martin, became the bride of Mr.
Jehn Heren, of 2330 Kerth Second
street. The ceremony was performed
by the llev. Dr. Newman, and was
followed by a reception at thn Civic
Club. Mr. nnd Mrs. Heren will be at
home nt 1010 Seuth Fifty-sixth street
after January 1.
NORRISTOWN
The llnal contest of the year's dupli
cate auction bridge championship was
held at the Erslne Club house nnd pro
claimed Mrs. Richard H. Lane the club
champion. In the final play the ex
celling p.vlrs were Mr. William H.
Hllngluff nnd Mrs. Frank Yeakle, Mrs.
Henry C. Wentz and MIbs Blanche Ii.
Ilrunncr, Mrs. Richard H. Lane and
Miss Rae Evans, Mr, and Mrs. Ran Ran
eolph Wright. Mrs. Rey A. Hatfield and
Mr C. L. Warner, Mrs. H. K. Rcgar
and Mrs. H. Severn Rcgar. Miss Ro
salie Lengnker and Miss Nancy High-
GERMANTOWN
The members of the 'Jeanne d'Are
Club presented the three-act comedy,
"Just Jenes," last evening In St Vin
cent's Hall, East Price street. Mlsa
Mabel Plrman, Miss Betty Holsen and
Mr. Alfonse Jay Menck? assisted In en
tertaining. Mr. Ambrose If. McCermlek, of 228
East Prloe street, has returned home
after a. trip through the Seuth.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Margaret Martin, of 2126 Merris
street, will entertain Informally this
evening at her home. Among the guests
will be Miss Mary Henry, Miss Cath Cath
arlne Baney, Miss Marie O'Hara, Miss
Helen Ferdc. Miss Marie Conway. Miss
Evelyn Parades. Mr. Bernard Martin,
Mr. Jeseph Lell, Mr. Earl Fex, Mr.
Jeseph Martin, Mr. Raymond Mc
Govern and Mr. Jeseph Eckles.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. William R. Stackhouse Is spend
ing some time In Westfleld, N. J.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers has returned fe
nor home en West Main street after
spending several weeks In Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Brown, of
Oak avenue, are taking a crulse te the
Panama, Canal. They expect te be
gene about three weeks.
Mrs. II. C. Mlddleten. of Chester ave
neo, entertained the ladles' auxiliary of
the Beach Haven Yacht Club at her
home at a brldge party. Thirty guests
were present.
Mrs Wallls Armstrong entertained nt
a luncheon en Wednesday.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Leenard C. Ashton has returned
te Swarthmere from Pittsburgh, where
she has been spending a few days with
iridium.
Miss Mildred Pldgeen, of Drcxel Hill
entertained thtf Alpha Chapter 0f the
Phi Delta I'sl Sorority at a luncheon
at her, home today. The members ln ln
clude Mrs. Geerge Floed, Miss Estelle
Weed, Miss Helen Chatham. Miss Louise
Chlpman, Mrs. Jeseph O'Dennel, Mrs.
Mortimer Traugatt. Mrs. Hareld Deener.
MISS Florence Gicdhlll, Miss Phyllis
Banner, Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs. Themas
Frantz and Mrs. Hareld IC Brown.
Resensteln-Levy Wedding
A pretty wedding will take, place to
morrow at C o'clock, when Miss Myrtle
Levy, of 1500 North Slxtv-sccend street,
will beceme the brlde of Mr. Harrv Ros Res
ensteln, of 1212 North Fifty-seventh
street. A reception will fellow Im
mediately after the ceremony, which
will be performed by the Rev. N. Pred
man. The bride will be given In mnrrlnge
by her father, Mr Jacob M. Levy,
Mr. Jeseph Reaensteln will act as
best man for his brother.
Upen thelr return from a wedding
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Resenstcln will live
at 1600 North Sixty-second street,
where they will be at home nfter Janu
ary 16.
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represents the
development of
the printf'iie' craft
0 fectdy.
l"ilK IIKTH I, KHKM 1'HK.SIIYTKRIAN
Ilread and Diamond sts.. Phlla.
llev WIUJAM l McC'enMlCK. Taster.
lev SAMl'KI- R. CURRY, Assistant.
' SUNDAY. BKCKMItKR 11. 10J1
te .111 A M. Hely Uomhiuiilen.
Mil r M Sabbath rrglioel,
7 U V M. "HI'AVK- OK CUSTOM."
II 'nil I' M Hely Communion
Protestant l'.ilsceial
T. D..
st rrcrr.u'N ciii'itt'ii
i'hVwARD-M. JKI-KKRY8. 8,
7 s'e fA M Hnlv Communion.
11 nil A. M MenSns Hervlce anil Sermon
by'llie Recter. The choir will sins!
Tc Drum In !' .. Smart
"Hew I.ue!y Are the Messeiiirers."
Mendelssohn
8 00 T. M. Ilr'ef service with short ad
,lriiis and recital by the cheir:
The Xlsht Is Kar HiH-nt'1., "
"The Qreat Day of the Lord".... Martin
"What Urief C.n Try Me M-V,.?.rt.
"Awake. .Awake" .Matthew
"Abide With li" Shelley
Leng Hours Mean
Costly Printing Mistakes
N ERROR in printing is serious. It is
multiplied by thousands for all the
world te see, appearing en every piece
struck from the press. And in any work se
intricate and exacting as the printer's, long
working hours invariably result in costly
mistakes.
And errors in printing aren't al
ways typographical ones. There
are mere serious ones mere serious
because they reduce quality and
effectiveness such as inartistic pro
portions and design, wrong type se
lection, inharmonious or "off" colors,
peer presswork just a few of the
things that can happen te a job of
printing in the hands of unskilled
or overworked men.
Union Printers, thoroughly trained
by careful schooling and long exper
ience in their craft, have the knack
of getting out better printing in a
shorter time at less cost. They
knew thoroughly just hew every
intricate detail should be done and
have the ability te avoid expensive
mistakes and te give each piece of
work the touch that characterizes
the high-grade from the common
place. And working eight hours a day,
half-day en Saturday (the schedule
that adds nine years te their lives),
they will have the time te study
and improve the printing art as well
as rest te keep themselves fit te
give you the best they have.
See that your printing comes from
a printing plant employing Union
Printers, working forty-four hours a
week.
Fer nfvevtu warn the Intrrnatiennl Tvioiraph Tvieiraph
ical tiilei (ins buflr for the benefit of thv pnjnHno pnjnHne
crn(. It mnliilnfns the meat Union Printers'
emi urn! Tuberculosis Sanatorium nt Celmttda
Sprinps, preiides iirnsieiis and tliath benefits and
imports apiirtnHces threnuh a lemidete course of
instruction. ieu ueuld llfcr Ie Irani mere ubeut
li( ureal, preurcssivv organization, address us
fur the booklet "Uriels, " whfeh iivis you unbiased
iiieriHOlivH In urcater -Wall.
The International
Typographical Union
General Headquarters Indianapolis, Indiana
Philadelphia Typographical
Union Ib Ne. 2
MISS MILDBED FRANKLIN
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmcs
Franklin, of 5720 Themns avenue,
whose engagement le Mr. Loe Wll
Hams, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. Wil
liams, Is announced today
GIRLS TO SING CAROLS
Philadelphia Students at Holyoke
Are In College Choir
ChrMmns enrels of mnny nntlens, in
cluding the English, French, German,
Russian nnd Behemlnn. dating from the
thirteenth century onward, make up the
pregrnm te be given by 130 members
of the Mount Holyoke College Carel
Choir In the Springfield Auditorium,
December 10, nnd by 110 ginls in Aeo
lian Hall. New Yerk, December 20.
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l tern jaea ieciure :
By J. K keKYOt
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(Mr. Doveleieh. in a hurii of
confidence, leld Mn. Doveleieh he
had heard of a geed thing in oil and
thought he might take' a filer. Net
if the hat antthing te tay about it,
and the chancct are the'll have tome
thing te toy.)
SO YOU'VE heard of a geed thing in
oil, hnve you? 'Well, you mark my
words, If you get In there'll be a geed
thing In oil, nil right, all right. It'll
be you, Hint's who It'll be. All these
fellows would go out of business If It
wasn't for men like you. Geed thing
In oil. Hew many times have I heard
such talk? Once it was airplanes and
before that It was a tin mine In Tomb
stone, or seme such place. Well, Tomb
stone was the name for It, all right.
HAVE A HEART.
That's just it, I have a heart. It
Is because I have a heart I don't want
you te fall for another skin game. Oh,
I knew what you're going te say J
thcre Is a let of money in oil, but why
Hheuldn't thcrq be, with se mnny easy
marks like you putting their money In
it. If yeu've get te find something te
put your money in, why don't you put
someief it In the house? Take a leek
at the curtains. AW, LET MB
SLEEP.
AND the linen. Loek at the linen.
De you knew I've been keeping
house for the last three years with two
tablecloths? And yet you want te tnkc
llicrs In oil. Take a flier in table linen
for a change. Or a flier in a set of
dishes. Or a flier in a new suit for
yourself. Theso oil fellows have plenty
of suits.' Why should you buy them
anv mere? ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT.
It's net nil right. I don't want te
henr another word nbeut oil In this
house, de you understnnd? Net nn nn
ether word. ALL RIGHT. STOP
TALKING ABOUT IT THEN.
Oh, I should step tnlklng nbeut it.
should I? Did I stnrt talking about it?
Ne. Who did? Yeu did. And new
I should step. I .shouldn't say a word,
I suppose, I should let you run thnWd
with everything you've get nnd tMft
go ever the hill te the poerhouso wttB
the children. Well, you've get aneUMf'
guess. If it's your intention te .drhNy )
na trt thn nnnrhniisc. Villi 11 de nothing Mr
thn nrt That'll thi kind of a man 7M& ?7
nrn. Tr in itrlvn venr wlffl and Chll 'Hi:
drcn te the poorhouse. OH, FOR HHl-T
LOVE OV MIKE, HAVE A HEART t n
(That's it. Mrs. Develclgh has .
heart. She Is merely trying te show
Mr. Develclgh the error of his ways.
If she hnd no henrt she weuldti'
care, nnd then Mr. Develclgh, with
nobody te guide him, would go plumb
te the devil In a hand-basket.)
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New Theatre for Wlldwoed
. . , -,, rrtL- Mil.
WllUWOOd, IN. ll., JJCC. iU, -.UC rp.
Hunts Theatres, Inc., will erect n $30,-', is.
fMVI thratrn nn till, linnrrhvnl- fit fVdar' . V?
nvenuc. The announcement was randl' it :
today by W. C. Hunt, president of thej tW
Z. i ti ...III .lll., !. n.ialnn "?V,
ruriiurnuuii. -i. win imjuiii nv ., yttll
Auditorium. The mnln nuillteriutn wiu
have nn area of 804.-00 feet, with ft
scnting cnpaclty of i00, nnd combined
with the open air plnza it will seat 3C00.
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Famous Portrait Sold for $50,000
New Yerk, Dec. 10. (By A. P.);
Sir Themas Lnwrcncc's "Portrait of
Miss Hnrrict Day," one of the best
t.. , r.t--n nf nlcrhti.ntli rantnr?
pertrniture, has been sold by the Fcaren "??
Galleries or tins city te nn unnnmen
American collector for 50,000, it wau
reported today.
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Jehn S. Trower's Sens
Ofrmante-Ti Avf. nnd Chelln Ave.
CATERERS
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DINNER. WEDIIINOH. T1S.
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r.onrhcen 1H30 A. M. te 2 I M.
Dlnnfr (5 1". SI. e B V. SI.
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Fer Cuts. Burns.5cvlds
THE GARRICK THEATRE
Tomorrow Afternoon, 3:15
JOHN HERMAN RANDALL
of N'rw Yerk City, Auther and Lecturer
Subject: "The Re-Birth of Religion"
The progressive man is seeking something better and keeps his mind
open te that which uplifts and makes for auccesa.
Deers Open 2:30 Organ Recital at 3
Organiit Vita De La Monaca
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FREE FREE
FOR
10 DAYS ONLY
AN ELECTRIC IRON
WITH EACH CONTRACT
We will wire any seven-room
house, seven switches, four 3-wnye
two plug receptacles, ene light in
cellar, complete with a set of solid
brass fixtures for
$135.00
All Werk flunranteed
25 Yearn' Kxperlencn
Sawyer Electric Ce.
3216 Germantown Av., Phila.
Hrlt riinnr, Dlnmeni 813(1 W
t We Buy Old Geld
ninmeiiim. HUrrr. Flatlntim & I nlm Trctb,
Watch and Jewelry Repairinn Itmsenablt
PENN SMELTING CO.
"ThE?tni..Goisd87She," 906 FILBERT ST.
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Pnt. June 18, 1012
"Ne Splash in Sink"
"Positive Shut Off"
Name "SAVILL" On Faucet
"Ask veur plumber"
Themas Savill's Sens, Mfr.
, iaiO-12-U Wullace Ht.. I'lilla.
PRIDE OF POSSESSION
VTONEY In the bank festers
iVA self-respect, increases credit
with one's fellow-men, guarnntccs
the future as well as the present,
and earns Interest every day. Pride
in possession of a steadily growing
Savings Account is wprthy pride.
This Company will gladly help you
save regularly.
DOUBLE Your Saving
It CAN Be Dene.
COMMONWEALTH
Title Insurance and Trust Company
N. W. Cor. 12th & Chestnut Sts.
Katabllslird 1880
NkST1-! ViB' jr
YOUR EXECUTOR
The burdens of an executer are tee heavy te' be
imposed upon any one inexperienced in financial
affairs.
A modern trust company as executer Is superior
te an individual, for it combines all the quali
ties for the required duties and provides net
only a representative whose integrity is unques
tionable, but also an organization capable of
taking complete charge of property of every
description, real or personal, and managing it In
the interest of its owner at a minimum cost.
Yeu are cordially invited te discuss with our
officers this and any ether advantages . of our
service.
PHILADELPHIA
TRUST COMPANY
BROAD AND CHESTNUT- STREETS
'415 CHESTNUT STREET
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