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Skirts She Chats About the Debut of
Miss Frances Bickncll.ef Chestnut Hill
HAVE you seen them? The long
dremes, I mean. They really are
lenf, net six or eight Inches nbetc the
ground, but clown te the nnkle or per
haps n hnlMnch above tftat. And they
are bclnf worn mere and mere. Yester
day I met Mrs. William C. Rhoads,
, wlie returned frpm Paris a few weeks
re, nnd she wns wcnrlnR a lenit black
frock of crepe de chine. The skirt wns
narrow and the girdle wide, but pome peme pome
hew the frock wns extremely chic.
Mrs. Hhends, who, you remember,
was Nera Ward, and Is a sister of
Frank Ward of this city, came up from
Cape May, where who and her daughter
have been slnce they came back from
Europe. She was in the meter with
Mr. Itheads, ,and they were en their
way te their house at 2223 Locust
street, which they rented last year te
the Harry riatts and their darling,
wee white Bcetty. Have you ever seen
him? He plays with feather dusters
and everything.
Mrs. Kheads' hat was very smart,
tee. H wen a rather high'-rolled tur
ban of straw, nnd had n long paradise
at the side. I hove seldom seen her
leek se well.
Mrs. IMchnrd McQrann was in town
this week, tee, nnd I happened upon
her en Walnut street wearing a frock
of dark blue and flowered pongee. The
ikirt had circular flounces of pongee
en the blue background, nnd the upper
part of the frock, which was a one eno ene
piece bcltcd-ln affair, wns of pongee.
The skirt Just escaped her ankles, and
the long slim effect was very smart.
And still another frock which I have
teen lately was worn by Mrs. Sydney
Hutchinson, who is down here for a
few days from Beverley Farms, Mass.
She wns coming out of her Walnut
street house en Thursday nftcrnoen,
when I happened te meet her. Mrs.
Hutchinson's dress was of pale orchid -colored
dotted swisi, nnd while net ns
long as the crcpe de chine frocks, It
was only about "six inches from the
ground. Mrs. Hutchliifcen'H hat wns
a wide-brimmed straw of dark blue,
and was trimmed nbeut the crown with
small French flowers.
ONE of the latest debutante dates te
be announced is October 28, for the
ten which Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebert T.
Blckncll, of Chestnut Hill, will give te
Introduce their daughter Frances
Warner Bicknpll. "Frnn" hns been
studying stenography nnd a let of ether
things since her graduation a year age
from Sprlngside. She is a sweet girl
and is very popular. She is tall and
has fair hair, which waves softly about
her face. Her eyes arc large nnd gray,
and she is very talented muslcnlly. In
fact, she has a most unusual touch.
Bhe Is n cranddnunhtcr of the lnte Mrs.
Jehn Brlcn of tills city, who wns Miss
Aileb Lngucrennc, n ulster or airs.
Jeseph It. Carpenter and Mrs. Edward
r. Trnsel. Itur ether srandmethcr. the
late Mrs. Bicknell, wrote several novels
under the name or Fanny earner.
The Bicknclls live en Highland
. ... Ol. ......... 11111 ,.! "TrVn.i'e"
brother. Thaxtcr, is making quite a
reputation for himself this summer with
his fine tennis plnylng. The Bicknells
will leave en August 1, for Jnmestewn,
where they will spend a month.
11HI0 Jack Whclen, Jr. 'a, are up in
Xnrragnnsctt this week. And Mary
Merris is giving n dinner for them to
night. Mrs. Whelen wns Paulina Bell,
and she and Jack' were mnrricd just
about a year age out in Haverford.
They Fpent last summer in Europe.
I remember just about this time they
were in Dlnard. t The Whelens are
staying with the Itlchard Nerrises,
Mary's parents, whose plnce at Nnrra
gansett is called Shinglenoek. Yeu
knew the Jehn Nerrises go up there,
.tee, every summer.
Mary and Lisa Nerrls are german
cousins, Mr. Jehn Nerrls, Lisa's
father, nnd Mr. Richard Nerrls, Mary's
father, being brothers, nnd the two
Mrs. Nerrises are sisters: Mrs. Jehn
having been Miss Marin Dobsen, nnd
Mrs. Itlchard Nerrls, Miss Sarah Dob Deb
ion. Mary Nerrls was a bridesmaid
for Pauline Bell. They are very close
friends.
rPHE death of Miss Clara William-
son at the Chelsea Hetel en Thurs
day, will be a Berrow te many persons.
MUs Clara and Miss Ella Williamson
lived together at the apartment, 1321
Bpruce street, for some years, having
moved there from the Lincoln Apart
ments. They took rooms at the Chelsea
this summer, nnd shortly after their
arrival there Miss Clara wns taken H.
She hnd been virtually nt the point of
ilenth for a number of weeks. Her
funeral will take place today from the
home of her nephew by marriage, Mr.
Arthur Whitney Howe, at 2032 De
Leucey street.
Miss Williamson's ether sUtcr was
the former Mrs. Paul Denckln, mother
of the late Mrs. Howe, who was May
Bcnc-kla, and of the late Hermann
Denekla, who married Miss Edith
Tyson.
T TOOK n long meter ride recently,
went nreund through Ardmore and
ever toward Conshohocken, pnst the
Effingham Merris plnce, te find they nrc
Kene up te Watch Hill. Their daughter,
Mrs. Stacy Lloyd, by the way, Is visit
ing them up there and Inter Is going with
Ellen te Nerthenst Harber. Ellen Lloyd
came bnck from Europe pettier thnn
ever, I think. w
The Geerge Enrle, Jr.'s plnce nt
Bryn Mawr is closed, tee, but for care
takers. They are up in the Adiron
dack at their camp, gathering their
ehtldren from vnrieus quartern of the
Ent for a general reunion next month.
Ue Gilbert Mathers are at the Itnngely
Lakes, but nre going down te the
Carles', and the Victer Mothers will go
Up there In a short time. Hazel Enrle
Patterson nnd her husbnnd nnd chil
men left their Ardmore home Inst week
for Adlrendncks, nnd the Ralph Enrlw
Jed Geerge H. Earlei, 3d, will go up
during the season for a week or se at
camp.
The Ralph Earlcs hare a delightful
cottage nt Chelsea' besides their little
house out en Berkley rend, which
alwnyH leeks as If it had Just had n tub
and shampoo. ItH the neatest white
house, with dnlnty green and white
awnings, nnd the trimmest hedge and
reaawny bnck te the gnrnge I've ever
leea.
"EWER, since Jackie hns been old
j- enough te piny he hns longed for a
jrether. Somehow It's a let mere fun
ter a fellow If he has somebody te threw
Jewn once In n while Instead of having
te try te knock hliu'elf ever. He tnlked
e much nbeut It and prayed an much for
brother that he was net In the least
surprised when daddy camp into hit
room one mernlnu te tell him the "beau
tiful news." "Hurry nnd get up," said
Inrtdy, "because there's n baby brother
uewnstnlrs and he wants te see you."
Jackie, though net surprised, was
thoroughly delighted and arese and
lressed quickly, for he Is all of flve years
or age and docs net need assistnnca with
imttens nny mere. He ran dewnstalri
Mith daddy and into mother's room,
where in a soft, lacy, tiny little bed lav
the small brother, "flee swii!" said
Jackie. "I wanted n brother, net a
dell. Why he's tee little for me te
knock down, Aw gee!"
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jefferds, of
Hunting Hill, Olen Riddle, will give a
hn.Il en Friday, December 8, at the Bel-levue-Stratferd
In honor of their niece,
MIps Marguerite Jefferds Beyle, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Beyle,
of Keswick Heuse, Hydal, who will
make her debut at a tea te be given
by her parents en Thursday, November
18. Mr, and Mrs. Beyle ana Miss Beyle,
who have been spending several days at
Cape Mny as the guest of Mr. Geerge
a. Meade Large, have returned te their
home.
Mr. C. Merris Weed, of Green Hill
Farms. Ovcrbroek, will give a, fancy
dress dance en Tuesday, October 31, in
honor of Miss Sarah Franklin Duane,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Duane.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Duane and their daughter,
who sailed for Kurope en July 12, are'
ftiendlng the summer traveling en the
Continent, and wilt return te this city
the beginning of September. Miss Duune
will make her debut at a tea te be given
by her parents en December 9."
Mr. and Mrs. IMwnrd T. Stotesbury,
of the northeast corner of Twentieth
and Wnlnut streets anil Whitemarsh
Halt, Chestnut Hill, will sail from New
Yerk en the Majestle for Europe to
day. i
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice, of this city and New Yerk, will
entertain ..nt dinner this evening at
Mlrnmar, their villa at Newport, In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I Pratt,
of New Yerk and the Braes. Olen Cove,
L. I. There will be forty guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Merris Stroud, of this
city, nrrlved yesterday' at the Hill Tep
Inn, Newpert, R. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Fits Eugene D. New
bold, of Chestnut Hill, left last week
for Northeast Harber, Mc where they
will visit Mr. Newbold's parents. Sen Sen
aeor and Mrs. Ocerge Wharten Pepper,
nt their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Lowlier 'Welsh, of
this city, are spending the summer at
diiuuuw jtrrm, me estate or airs.
Welsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lewbor Welsh, nt Wakefield, R. I.
Mrs. FrnnclB S. Dougherty and Miss
Gcrtrude D. Dougherty, of 2603 Locust
street, win leave today rer cape May,
they will remain until September.
Mr. Reed A. Morgan and his daugh
ter, Miss Elisabeth Morgan, will
shortly leave for a trip te California.
They will also- visit Mr. Morgan's niece
Mrs. Jeseph Mlnet, In Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Morgan and her two sons. Master
Charles Morgan and Master Rced A.
Morgan, Jr., are spending the summer
at Watch Hill, R. I, They will return
te their home In Chestnut Hill the lat
ter part of September. Miss Morgan
will make her debut this autumn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge R. Slnnlcksen,
of Roscment, who recently sailed for
Europe, nre at present vhltlng Mrs.
Slnnlcksen's sister, Mrs. Merris Oage,
In England.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward F. Beale, of
Dccpdnle, .StrafTerd, who recently sailed
for Europe, nre nt present in France.
They will later go te Switzerland, Italy
and England, before returning te this
uuuuuy in mi mil.
Mr. nnd Mrs J, Ktfarsley Mitchell,
of Red Rese, Radner, are occupying
their place nt Dark Hoj-ber, Me.
Mrs. Perecrlne Witmer, of 3023 West
Coulter street, Germantown, left yes
terday for Wntch Hill, R. I., where she
will spend a fortnight as the guest of
Mrs. Charles Mcllvalne.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Grlbbel, of St.
Austell Hall, are spending- the summer
at Camden, Me., where Ihey will re
main until October.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hefc-y F. Pace, and
their daughters Miss Evelyn R. Page
and MlttH Nancy N. Page, of SIB Seuth
Sixteenth street, will leave next week
for Wabanakl, their plnce at West Sur
rey, Me.
Mlsi Anna H. Mess and Miss Eleaner
Mess, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
H. Mess, of Sunny Hill, Hala. are
spending the early summer at North Nerth
enst Harber, Me., with Mrs. Leuis C.
Uaker, Jr., of Bala Mr. and Mis.
Mess, who are traveling abroad, will
Jein their daughter nt Northeast Har Har
eor early in September, Anether
daughter, Miss Sarah II. Mess, In spend
ing the summer at Mrs. S. Naudaln
Ducr's Camp, In Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Heward Flthlan Kaiser,
of Bcechwoed Park, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a son,
Heward Flthlan Kaiser. Jr.. en .Tulv 13.
Mrs. Kaiser will be remembered ns Miss
Marlen E. Riley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Freeman, of Moy Mey
lnn, entertnlned the members of their
bridge club, nt their final meeting, en
Tuesday evening.
Miss Lerna Graham, of 320 Seuth Fif
teenth street, who has been the guest
for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Ocprge
Freeman, at their home In German
town, hns returned te Idlewlld, near
Media, where she is spending several
weeks.
Weit; West Philadelphian;
Other Doings of Nete
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adelsen, of 5832
Norfolk street, are receiving congratu
lations upon the birth of a son, Rebert
Adelsen, en July 21. Mrs. Adelsen will
be remembered as Mlsn Eva Sherman,
of C812 Norfolk street.
Miss Isabel M. Moere, of 644 Seuth
Fifty-first street, Is spending a month
at Chelsea,
The marrlnge at Miss Bertha Bridge
water and Mr. William J. Hewella( of
North Philadelphia, took place en July
22, at the home of the brlde, 730 North
Fortieth street, the Rev. Charles E.
Uronsen officiating. The brlde was
given In marriage by her undo, Mr.
William H, Tayler, and wns attended
by her sister, Miss Florence E. Hrldge
wnter, as maid of honor. The llewer
girls were two cousins of the brlde.
Miss Marlen Ringer, of Legan, and
Miss Helen Scull, of Ocean City, N. J.
Mr, Henry Howells, of Atlantic City,
brother of the groom, acted as best
man. The wedding inarch was played
by Miss Amella Sepp, of Germantown.
The brlde was attired In a whlte canton
crepe dress and carried a shower bou
quet of bridal roses. The maid of
honor were a peach colored taffeta and
carried gladiolus and Sweetheart roses.
Immediately after the reception Mr,
and Mrs. Howells left fcr a trip through
New Yprk State and the Great Lakes;
and upon their return will make their
home at 730 North Fortieth street
Miss Catherine Gaffney, Miss Mar
garet Gaffney, Miss Mary Gaffney ana
Miss Anna. Gaffney, of 4908 Warring
ton avenue; are entertnlnlntr Informally
this evening In honor of Miss Rese
Mary O'Brien, of New Yerk, who is
their guest for several day.
Interesting Summer Trips
for North Philadelphians
Mrs. J. C. Thompson and her daugh
ter. Miss Margaret Thompson, of Fif
teenth street and Montgomery avenue,
ere spending 'several weeks at Tarn
worth, N. H.
Miss Florence Kass, at 1810 North
Seventh street, has returned from a stay
at Sayler's Lake and Delaware Water
Gap,
Miss Alice De Ferd, of 2048 North
Twentieth street, who has been travel
lug through the Wostern States, Is new
visiting her alater, Mrs. Maynard Ship
ley of San Frmijlsce. Miss De Ferd
will return hemi some time in Sep
tember. $
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Miss Marie McLaughlin, of 1825 Wolf
street, has gene te Atlantic City, where
she will remain indefinitely.
Mr. Samuel Montgomery, of SHI
Seuth Rosewood street, la the guest of
Mra, W, Yeung at her home in Mor Mer
chantvllle, N. J. Mr, Montgomery ex
pects te return te this city some time
next week.
Mra. Jehn Leve, of IM4 Seuth Chad
wick street, and her daughter, Mis
Dorethy Agnes Leve, are spending the
season In Chelsea, N. J,
Mr, and, Mrs. James H. Cenner and
their family, of 2300 Federal street,
have closed their home, and are spend
ing the season at the Hetel Wynnefleld,
In Atlantic City.
Miss Jesephine Daly and Mlsa Anna
Dnlv. of Thirteenth and Christian
streets, have gene te Wlldwoed, where
they will remain rer tne rest or tne
season.
Miss Anna Callahan, daughter of Mr.
F. J. Callahan, of Thirteenth and Sny
der nvenue, Is nt Wlldwoed, N. J.
Miss Agnes McCressen and Mlsa Jos Jes
ephine McCressen, of 1R31 Rltner street,
will leave shortly for Wlldwoed, where
they will remain Indefinitely.
Mr. Francis Drezel McBride gave a
birthday party at his Merris avenue
home at Atlantic city recently. Among
the guests were Miss Frances Mclntvre,
Miss B. Madden, Mrs. Katlierine Bar
ringer, Miss Peggy O'Toelo, Miss Elelse
Baker, Miss Helen Murphy, Mrs. Julia
Tcsse, Mlsa Alice Moere, Dr. Andrew
Beyle. Mra. P. Henry Boylan. Mr.
James J. Tener, Mra. Charles J. Delan,
Mr. Frank O. Mentleth, Mr. H. De Witt
Ceeney, Mr. Olaf Andersen, Mr. Wil
liam Stlllwagen.
Germantown Girl Engaged;
Others Away for Summer
Mra. Leu I se M. Lnngden. of German'
town, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Naemi E. Langden, te
air. Harry r. uarr, niae or uerman
town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Durham, of
tne stenenurat, aermantewn, have left
for Spring Lake Beach, where they will
spena tne remainaer 01 uie summer.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Stehaum, of 332
West Seymour street, and their daugh
ter, Miss Suzanne Katherlne Schaum,
lelt yesterday rer Marblehead Neck,
Mass., te remain several weeks.
Comings and Goings
Along the Main Line
Mra Earl B. Putnam, Jr., and her
little daughter, Shcrley Grace Putnam,
of Radner, are spending the remainder
of the summer at Jamestown.
Mr. Franela P. Larkln. Mlsa Anna S
Larkin and Mlse Alice Marie Larkln.
of Overbroek, who have been eveupy-
ing their cottage at neasiae rant. N.
J., have gene en a meter trip te Cape
Ced.
Ladies Aid of Lawndale
Gives Fete; Other Events
The Ladles' Aid of the Emmanuel
Lutheran Church will give a lawn fete,
at 7214 Oxford avenue this afternoon
and evening.
Mra. C. Tayler and her family, of
Rising Bun avenue, are spending the
summer at ineir cottage in wnawoea.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Felts are re
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a son.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Brady, of
7130 Rising Him avenue, nave neen
spending a week at Cape May.
Wedding in Norristown;
Other Interesting Events
Th murrlatre of Miss A. Estelle Ken
nedy, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Ken-
nedy OI lw .ubi ucemuw duw, mm
m .imi L. Fex. of 1102 Aster atreet.
took place en Wednesday with a nup-
Uncommon Sense :
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mnessTe, he beenme embittered with
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feller and Themas A. Edisen, who have
rcrched a very great age. despite the
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Miss NELLIE MEADE and
tlal mass In St Patrick's Church. The
Rev. Lawrence Fahey officiated. The
bride, who was attended by Miss M.
Careline Naylor, as maid of honor,
were a dress of dark blue georgette
crepe and a geergette crepe hat trimmed
with silver, Her corsage bouquet was
white roses. The best man was Mr,
Jehn Francis Dougherty. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony at the
home of the bride. Upen their return
from a wedding trip te Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fex will live at 120 East
Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Breeke Barrett, of
30 East Freedley street, gave a chil
dren' party en Wednesday, In honor of
the sixth birthday anniversary of their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Barrett. The
guests Included Miss Betty Evans, Miss
Careline Rhoads, Miss Deberah Strtt
singer, Miss Mary Tyson, Miss Nancy
Piatt, Miss Martha Hurts, Miss Anna
Gethle, Mlsa Florence Oelse, Miss
Eleaner Emery. Miss Beatrice Oelse,
Mlas Dorethy Harper, Master Rebert
Hassel, Master B. Breeke Barrett, Jr.
and Master Donald Barrett.
Mlsa Isabel Ryder, of West Main
street, has returned from Wallops Is
land, Chlnceteague, Va where she spent
the past two weeks.
Mlaa Agnes M. Fennell. of DeKalb
The Man Who Wears Out
BLAKE
EACH little task, however raechnnl
cal, they felt was part of a big task ;
the doing of the big task brought them
mere pleasure than anything else in
the world.
This Is nothing mere nor less than
intelligence. Fer every man who thinks
knows that the real pleasure In life Is
doing things getting all out of one's
faculties that there Is making the very
most of the abilities that are given 0110
at birth and developed either in a col
lege or In the shop or store.
XirnEN ambition becomes Inordinate
V when any man thinks thnt he
ought te be running the whole world,
disappointment is certain and disap
pointment is always disheartening,
Often it la heartbreaking.
But it is the overweening ambition,
net the long hours nt the Jeb that breaks
down the resistance and weara out the
machine. .
THE average man could de three times
the work he la doing, and feel no
results aavet growing ability te de mere
work.
Let him get te worrying and te feel
ing that he Is unappreciated and un
derestimated, and he will seen give way
under the strain. But work will net
be responsible.
w.
IS YOUR NAMBf
wht
mtunlnsi wtier did It
Miss DOROTHY HAXALL
street, has left for a stay In St Paul,
.Minn.
Mrs. Max Garber. of 1432 Powell
street, entertained at flve hundred In
honor or Airs, liurry Perter, who before
RKUGIOUS NOTICES
IlnplUt
TIIK TEMTU".
nrnad and Berks ta. (1000 If.)
RU8SELI. It. CONWELU Pater.
William Dyre McCurdy, Associate raster.
Mr. McCurdy preachaa in Upper Temple
Sunday, 10:80 A. M.. 8 P. it.
Early l'ruyer Meeting. 0:80 A .M.
Friend
SERVICES ARE HELD at 11 o'clock every
Plrt-day (Sunday) morning at the Old
yumer jnemnn iinuie en Montgomery
pike, Merlen. I'a. This Meeting waa eatab.
Ilahed In 1082. It was here William Penn
worshiped. Vlaltera cordially Invited te
attend,
l'lfahytcrlan
ARCH NTREET CHURCH. 18th A Arch eta,
CI.ARKNCIS EDWARD MACARTNEY,
Minister.
10:45 A. M. and 8 P. M. Rrr. J. B. Ren'
dall will preach.
7-80 P. M. Organ recital.
III-.TIlI.KnnM I'RIS-IIYTERIAN CHURCH
llrcnd nnd Dlcmnnd ats.
Rev. Wlt.MAM I. McCORMICK. Taater.
Rev. Samuel R. Curry, Assistant Paster.
'0:00 Sunday fclicel.
11:00 "A Mere Abundant Life." Jehn
x. V).
1:45 "IIew te Be Content." Phil. ly.
11-13.
Unitarian
UNITARIAN CHURCH OF OERMANTOWN
Ureena at. and West Ctielten avenue.
Sunday, July 30, 10J2. Union Summer
Service at 11 A. M. Rav. W. A. Vroe.
man. of Wllmlnsten. Del,, will preach.
.Subject: "The Infinite Werth of Man."
All are cordially Invited,
$Bi
w&
Nine times out
often
when a woman says it's
tee het te wear corsets in
Summer, it's because she
never 'had the expert fit
ting of a REDFERN
CORSET.
The Corset Shep
121 S. Thirteenth St.
Around tke Cerner en Samoa St
Evry fitting receiWa thm
personal atfentien of
Miss Pauline Campbell
her reeent marrlat e waa Mlsa Jeannette
JftDlOW.
Mra. Joeaeh Curren and her son. of
802 DeKalb street, haw left for a stay
in Colerado Spring.
Mrs. Ollbert Lane Dannehower. of
Neble street. Is vlslUnr relatives in
Newtenvtue,
Mr. Jacob Gaunter, of Lensdale. le
the sruest erf Mr. and Mra. A. K. Burc-
stressor, of Hilltop, Pertllndlan.
A Moorestown Wedding;
Other Events of Interest
Miss Dorethy Frances Warden and
Mr. Vincent Burke Grube were united
In marriage at neon en Wednesday, In
St. atepnen's episcepal unurcn, in tna
presenca of near relatives and friends.
The bride's father, the Rev. Frederick
A. Warden, rector of Trinity Church,
erfermed the ceremony. A wedding
reakrast followed at tne Arcadia.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Orube will live in West Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cooper, of
Camden avenue, are at the Engleslde
Hetel, Beach Haven.
Mr. and Mra. Hubert Basil Cooper
are occupying their cottage at Point
Pleasant, N. J.
Delaware County Visits;
An Interesting Engagement
Miss Helen AtherheH, who has been
the guest of friends at Ocean City for
a fortnight, has returned te her home
In Ridley Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Ambler, of
Norwood, announce th "nfragement of
their daughter. Miss Anne Hamer. and
Mr. Arthur V. Davenport, of Lana Lana
dewne. Mrs. T. P. Saulnler, erf Media, has
had her sister. Miss Waunlta Smith, of
Philadelphia, as guest for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn M. Broomall, of
Media, have returned from a meter
trip te Mt. Gretna, where they visited
their son, Mr. Jehn Martin Broomall,
who Is In camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sinclair and Mr.
and Mra C. T. Thern and their families,
of Ridley Park, have returned from a
stay at Rehobeth Beach, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Hudsen, of Ches
ter, are metering through Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Heward Reber and
Mrs. Rcber's mother. Mrs. Ellxabeth
Walten, of Rldley Park, are occupying
their cottage at Ellzabethtewn, Nl T.
PBOTOPLATS
Photoplay Guide Week of July 31 te August
showing of the
l. easwMy r .
erAssia
ADni I C 62D A THOMPSON .
nr ULLU matinee dailt
M Jack Helt In North of the Bie Grange
T. Jack Helt In North of the Rie Grande
W. All-fitar Cast In Carnival
T. Charlaa Ray In R. S. V. P.
V. Charles Ray In B. S. V. P.
a. Pela Negri In The Devil's Pawn
ACTOD EIGHTH ft OIRARD AVm
MO 1 JY. MATINEE DAILT
M. Clara K. Yeung In The Worldly Madenna
T. Clara K. Yeung In The Worldly Madenna
W. Clara K. Yeunf In The Worldly Madenna
T. Clara It Yeung in Tiie weriiny jiaaumw
V. Pole Negri In The Rett Peacock
S. I'ela Negri In The Red Peacock
BALTIMORE ftfiifSK
M. Mae Murray In rasclnatten
T Mae Murray In Fascination .
V,'. Nerma Talmadge In Smllln' Threngh
T. Nerma Talmadge In Hmllln' Through
K. crarlea Itay In R. (j. V. P.
fl. Charlea Ray In H. 8. V. P.
Dt T ICDIDn Bread .ft Susquehanna,
DL.UE.01fU- Contlnueua 2 untU if
M. flel-RlrWQttlfk Walllnirferil
T. flet-Rlch-Qnlck Wnlllngferd .
ttr -TtniiaM PAtihra In Ttif lmlsllile Feer
T. Heuse Petera In The Invisible Frar
p. nerla May ana Harry sn-ers. iiey i rniy
S Conway Tearle In A Wde-Open Tem
COLONIAL eAnSfd'Tp! m?"
M, Agnes Ajers In The Onlenl
T. Agnes Ayera In The Ordenl
W, Aimei Avers In The Ordr.ll
T. The Wnnmn Vihu Wnlkrd Alene
r The Wemnn Who Walked Alene
S Tim Wenmn Who Walked Alene
FAIRMOUNT $TINrKlir
M. Why Annennee Your Marriage!
T Special Caet In Arabian I-ete
W. Constance -laimauue in Memnne riswaj
T. Valentine In Beyond file Rerke
P.Valentlne in Beyond the Recka
8. Conway Tearle In A Wide-Open Town
GREAT NORTHERN .WaV&W
M. nts- Cast In Toe Much Bualnree
T. Itlg Cast In Toe Much Business
V nig Csst In Toe Mnrli Btistnesa
T. Heuse Peters. The Man from Last River
F, Heuse 1'aiers, ine .nun ireui jxisi nivrr
g Heuse Peters. Ttie Miin from let River
IMPERIAL U5..1
A WALNUT UTS.
i no; Eve. 7 ft I).
- r...A. i.-im-...M H.II- Ar cfc vnnu.
T. Constance Talmads, I'eIIt of the Kelllee
V. Constance -raimsnge l-euy ei rie ceuiea
T. Special Cast In Cardigan ,1'
P, Hpeclal Cast In Cardigan i
a, Special Cast In Curdlgim
I IDfTDXV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV.
l!rr 1 I MATINEn DAILT
t Anita Stewart In The Invisible Fear
T. Anita Htevmrt In The Invisible Fear
V. r, rreaencK. me uiery or viemenuna
T. The Girl hi the Taxi
ie. Charles Ray In Twe Minutes te Ge
B. Oarsth llutlii In Don't Write Ixttere
rDin"MT Woodland Ave. at uvd Ut
UflU.ll 1 MATINKH DMI.T
M. Nerma Talmadge In Smllln' Through
T. Nerma Talmadge In Smllln Through
W, Nerma Talmadge In Smllln' Through
T. Themas Melghan In The llarheler Daddy
F, -Themas Melghan In The Bacheler Daddy
S. Thomaa Melghat In The Bacheler Daddy
OVERBROOK MU
HAVKltKt l.u
AVENUE
M. Alice Iak In The Ilele In the Wall
J Richard Tnlmadge In Vateh Ulm Wtep
W.-IU3tar Cast In LittSe Eva AecenSS
T Sreclal Cast in Twe Mlnntte Te Ge
P. All-Star Castv in(SCTaali" Wlyee.
8. Barthelmees In The Seventh Day
TEACHERS COLLEGE
Courses for Teachers
. Twe greps f regular courses, four amd lw
years ia leagtfc, lea4in( respectively, te B. S. te
EducatteM aal Janier College certificate. Hours for
classes eeaveaieat for Philadelphia teachers.
Medel kiadergartea, elemeatary aad high sckesk
for obeervatiea aad practice teaching. Junier
College certificate based ea high school graduatiaa
aad generally recognized. Geed teachers ia
great demand.
1. Regular Course for Teacher
(B. S. in Ed. and Junier Col
lege) Academic H I g h Scheel
Subjects
Commercial Education
Elementary Education
Heme Economics
Kindergarten Education
Music
Physical Education
2. Special Courses for Teaching
and the Trades
Cookery
Educational Gymnastics
Drawing
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Bread Street Belew Berks
Philadelphia
rlaVj?
McverB eth CemDQDY
vhe largest commercial art or-
imnizatien in the field. efTcr9 VOU
a different training. If you like te
draw, develop your talent. Study this
practical course taught fay this widely
known institution, with twenty-two
years' success which each year sells te
advertisers ever ten thousand commer
cial drawings. Who ehe could give you
se wide an experience? Commercial art
is a highly paid, intensely interesting
profession, equally open te men and
man. Herns study loatruetleo. Gat f sela
before you enroll In any school. Write for ear H
lu"atsaboek."YOUftOPPOnTUNlTY."lor
eae-haU tie coat el mailing four cents la stamps.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
1214 Walnut Street, Oept. 41
MEYER BOTH COLLEGE
wt CemmarcM Art
r CENTRAL
X SCHOOL SYSTEM
Fit 6t end Girl, Phileitl, Pa.
IMCR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS!
10th & Race fits. Uth Lancaster Ave.
17th & Glrari Av. Orttne t. b. Srheet Lane
Central Scheel, 15th and Ract St.
Junier and senior hleh school efferlnr
tTioreuiti prpparatlen for cellen or buatneas.
Small classes. Constant personal contact
wltb an exceptionally able faculty. Complete
modern equipment for all courses. Larce
playground, gymnasium, lunchroom. Open
te ether denominations. Writs for year
book and rates. U Ralston Themas. Prin
cipal, l.'.th A Race Sta.. Phlladalphla.
BOOKKKErKRS IX OKMAND
Teuhc men and women trained In book
keeping and accountancy And no difficulty la
securing irned positions. Our courses, day or
svsnltiK. offer complete and practical Inatruc-
tlen.
visitors eiwsmi weireme, .New scnoei
centrally located. Catalea".
nuLA. ntrsixESM colleex
ana Leilese or lammrrre
1110 Market St.. rhllaelphk
FHOTOPLATS
The following theatres obtain their pictures
OrtlAWtPV !"... r.t An.ln. -T.1.I..1. B m.
finest productions. Ask for the
locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley uempany ex America.
DAIM FRANKPORD AVE. AND
r"um Nonnis street
M. Themas Melghan In The Bacheler pdy
-. monies Slelrrian in The iweneier usmuy
n. .Mirma luimadge in snutin inmis
T. Nerma Talmadge In flmllln Through
P. Norms Talmadge In SmllbT Through
S. Ethel Clayten In The Cradle
P Pf- L'WT MARKET ST. BELOW X7U
KCUtJN 1 10 A. M. te 11 P. M.
M. Constance Btnney In The Steepalker
T. Cenrtance Blnney In The Sleepwalker
W. Constance Dinner In The Sleepwalker
T. Censtance lllnney In The Sleepwalker
P. Constance Blnner In The Sleepwalker
S. a. Merris Production, The Ace of Hearts
DIAI Tn GERMANTOWN AVENUB
fAl- 1U AT TULPEHOCKEN 3T.
M. Alma Rubens In Find the Weman
T Alma r.ibenii In Find the Weman
W. David Powell In The Spanish Jade
T. David I'euell In The Spanish Jade
P. Bhlrlev Masen In Utile MIm Smiles
B. Buck Jenes In Western Speed
SHERWOOD "$&.$&?&.
M. Theirss Melghan tn The Bacheler Daddy
T Themas Melchan In The Bacheler Daddy
W. Alma Rubens In Find the "iVemun
T. Alma Rutins In Find the Weman
P. Richard Talmadze In Welch 11 1 m Step
S. Richard Talmadge In Watch Ulm Step
333 MARKEToTmeTsI
M. Betty Blythe In Fair Lady
T Betty nivthe In Tulr Lady
W. Betty niythe In Fnlr Ijidy
T. Mme. Naxlmeva In A Dell's Heuse
P. Mme. Naslmeva In A Dell's Henes
8. Mme. Naslmeva In A Dell' Heuse
ARDMORE 'SSffiSW'
M. Tyrene Power In Footfalls
T Conway Tearle In Whispering Devils
vt . Mine, rt-nriineva in A noire Heuse
T M Itheut llenetlt of Clergy
P. Cerlnne QrllTlth In A Virgin Baertflce
8. Toe Much Bualneee
P.RANT 40'7 GIRARD AVBt
vjrvnll Matinee Today, r.vea., T and 9.
M, Special Cast In Parted Curtains
T Special Cast In Parted Curtains
W. Pauline Stark In The Forgotten Weman
T Alice Calhoun In Peggy Puta It Over
P. Nerma Talmadge In Smllln' Through.
B. Nerma Talmadge In Smllln' Through
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
rFRMANTnWN 8? e"!"-.tow av.
wkimiu w .... rkTATI.NKB nj
MATINEE DAILT
M. The Sheik nf Arnbr
T. The Sheik of Arnby
W. The Sheik of Arab
T. Tem Mia In l'n umf Going
P. Tem Mix In I'd and Going
B. Tem Mix In Up and Going
pARlcT RIDGE AVE. ft DAVPHIN ST.
StrWart In Stwlss the Wine
SttvWrt ht sevrliis the Wlad
h:ln Kisses
lF. Anita
g. Alice LakVln
f
M
-,,
W 1
m
DressmsVinr
Reme Nursing and Hygiene
Industrial and Manual Arte
Institutional and Household
Administration
Millinery
Playgrounds
Story Tellina-
Vocational Homemaking
Pleae send me bulletin ter the
course marked.
Nema
Street
City
State
E. Led. 7-29-M
y
Eer Man of
Executire Caliber
Net every mancn be a successful
executive: net every eiecetlre te s
successful one.
Fer men of executive caliber Petree
Scheel traJnlnsr vrevtdee that Sewajt.-
tlen upon which business suras is
built.
Day fehoel Opens Bee.
Nltht Scheel Oeene levt. U
PEIRCE SCHOOL
i Buesms ArlBunlstradat.
WrUt for fit Tesr e
Flae St. Went as Brwi
MUSMIESSm
ijrr.itvyjrcgat
Fer Yea! Fer M!
for every young man or young
woman who wants the special
ised knowledge necessary te
uceeas m Business.
1200 Walnnt St- Philadelphia)
CTP AVPR'C The Beet Reslneea
801 CHESTNUT T,
rearnen resrana. caner new. uvr or
CHCSISTRT AND PHARMACT COtTROM,
Philadelphia Celiacs at Phartaaey. CataSeV
Tenns Wemeei an Otrla-
The Stevens Schoel,GennaatoWai
cc
Flftr-flfth year. A progressive day achoelli
je nuiiui irum jirvu evi siauDn. -vi'i
A progressive day achoeltvi
for girls. Kindergarten te college. Oeaaral,, j il
and cellese preparatory courses. Stays
prpe.rler7 Beurns. SHiye
reeeiea in primary eepanmt
Katharine M. ptsrwerth. M.
menu .
iv n. iirimni! ss, s.. srreneapsHi aw
Telephone, Germaatewa etsg
The Gorden-Roney Scheel
rer urru iiix bptut nrreet i.
ntierat and Celleee IVeDaraterr
Reet Qarden and gyns. MISS RONST. rvta..:i''
Tennr Men amd Bens
CHBSTNTJT HTLL ACAOaTKT
dav and beardlna; eeoeel ter hear.
Preparation for college. Special rata fer
Rve-day oeeraera. opens sept. svia.
T
L. PATTERS
KBUM.
Headmaeeer
PKNyrNOTON. n. t.
Wi
ITE for "The Pennlrerten Idea" en
aquare education for bera nnd
rnmm f
Phlla. JTranrie Itarvey Orten. Heedjni
etn year, ueiween new
Tprtt
Bex av. rennvsjnan, n. .
PHOTOPLATS
5. Subject te Change
through the
- ...1 aS. I
theatre) in your v t&ffH?
The N1XON-N1RDLINGER
1
THEATRES
BELMONT iS.M?rj,!ri!1?a.
M. Special Cast In Back Per
T. Special Caat In Bark Per
W. Special Cast In Back Pey
T. Special Cast In Back Pay
P. Special Cast In Back Pay
S .3 peels I Cast In Back Pay
CFPiAR MTU CEDAR AVBNVa
V-CJ-M 1:M ft 8 7 ft P. M.
M. Cenvray Tearle tn Shadewe ef the eai
T;Cenvvay Tearle in Shadewe ef the ieel
W. Frsd Stens In Billy Jim
T Fred Stene In Billy dim
P. Deris Mav In Wjfaa Awtd R-iM-
S Deris May In Eden and Return
COLISEUM riWiY
-nandls With Ours
-iianait. witn care
Miss Du l'ent In A Wonderful Wife
Florence Lawrsnr in ti.a vinfAlaA.
T. Florence Lawrence In The Unfell
!. Tl..H. Y . .1 - ..'i'Tl?1.
r . ! lerence Lswrenc in Tt. .--i
13 Frank Maye in Out of the SUeat Neeek
. fuivnw Hfircnn in sue L'nreiaaaei
JUMBO
PBONT ST. ft OIRARD AV.
Jumbo June, en Frankford "L"
M. Wm. r?. Palilnn.1. At ,h- Va.
T Mms. Naslmeva In Camljle
T. EuKene.OTirlen In Chivalrous Charlie
r, isiaine Hammerstcln. The Wey ef a MU
.1. aiiac i jm m ua anue s rormeeeej .
I PAHPR ST ft LANCASTER A
. a:J0 te . . , .. p -,
5?, 3'O.Carmiei ' The Girl from Pennslne
J. JO. Curwoed'a The Girl from Perseetel
W. Why Announce Your MarrlaaeT
T Why Announce Your MerrlageT
r Tem Moere In Mi IIihih .f u.
S. Tem Moere In Mr. Barnea of Ni
aw
?
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I OCUST BID AND LOCUST STREkTer
L.VJUUOI Ma., j 30 8. EvM 0:StSll
M,
nmes Klrkvened tn The Man rsM 1
rremlteeee
fr"a MeM
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'jniufa jvirAwoea in in .vian
TJmei Rtrkwend In Th Man
n i ne
P. Jamei KlrkwOO.1 In Th Man fMa
S Jsmss Klrkwend In the Man from
rk ta .. mk.m -. . T
INlAUlN'a) AlVlBA5iAUOK n" ? VS..'
Aiatnees 1:30 and B:tO; Kvgs., 7 aad ,()'
M I'P-rl WhltA In Wllhnnt V-
rw . 1. .l..' . u..l.'t" :-! --
-i. i-ari niie in vvnneui fear
W. lVarl Whits In Wllheut Feae
."!!""" "usxer ivssien in cenv
Gregn. nustsr Keaten In Centi
Cardigan. Buslsr Keaten In C6mi
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iwii T bM 'ti
, Oareth Hughea In Don't Write TttlirS TLl
't Wrl
t Writ.
-flsreth Hughea In Den
W Osrtth Hurhss In Don't Wnie
T. William S. Hart In White Oak
P. William S, Hart In White Oak
B William S. Hart In While Oak
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T. Deug, Patrbanka, The Three
W. Deug. Fairbanks, The Three
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T. AgneaAyren.ln The Dries! Vj
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