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I ifST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
' fiancy Wynne Talks of Tennis at Manheim and New-
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pert ganger wwiis ire seen everywhere.
She Describes Several
WERE It net for tlie tennis nt Mnn
helm the latter pnrt of this week.
we probably would linvc "pnw;il out"
Jrem cnnul, ns well nH heat. Fer, be
Jlew me, while net cemplnlnln of futitl
fi Its been rather difficult te Stnnd,
PTier;tlpltcefthc''WnrmneSR';
I denned my host bib nnd tucker nnd
r.,! in0 nut te wntch the Austrnllnns
and "Alonse" de their best te win the
DVtV nn nwful thing te nay I knew,
but tlfc fnet rcmnlnfl frocks of the enrly
anrlnjr nnd nummcr nre old style. And
!"". ., . tuf nntilrnllv wmllil
'bellmthe VnriWrta were nc
:..n.. nn in nir uuck. nnu uini ncenip
would wear them. Hut everywhere I
e new, I And thj Kewns longer and
leneer. At Ircne Hunter Derbyshire's
wedcllnR en Wednesday I paw one gown
worn by n cw Yer'c TOmiU1' which
.ns actually just three Inches from the
treund In front nnd back, nnd draped
no te about six Inches en the sides.
Yesterday at Mnnhelm nearly all the
frocks were longer. And hew much
mero becoming they nre te the tall
tlender women than the short skirts
Lerc i admit they wcre pretty for
young girls, but, tee mnny of the girls
if an elder growth insisted en short
ening theirs as much as their daughters
and that really was "net se geed."
TENNIS Is the thing up at Newport
this week, tee, you knew, nnd If
tee. feel you would be cooler up there
than here, becaubc It Is further north
and en the ten. you nre mistnken, for
be it known I have had a letter from
a friend who is spending this mentn
there, and she says It's been simply
fierce ns te heat, nnd every ene is wear
ing the thinnest of frocks nt the Ca Ca
ilne. .
One of the prettiest was worn by
Mrs. Crnig Diddle. It was of creamy
lace nnd chiffon nnd was about three
Inches from the ground. Her hat was
a model of cream georgette trimmed with
a large water lily. Yeung Laura Bid
die were a lovely girlish dress of hand
vdrftwn white volle nnd n hat of the
same material trimmed with a simple
itlff bow nt the side.
On Thursday Mrs. Riddle was In light
blue, the sleeves nnd girdle of the
gown being elaborately embroidered in
small red nnd black squares.
Mrs. Gcerge D. "Widcner, another
Philadelphia woman, were a lovely
frock made in ene piece, of pale laven
der crepe, nnd her lint was n pale, pale
pink, trimmed with pink grapes.
Strange te say, she carried a brilliant
red parasol with this costume. Hut
the pink and red did net quarrel a bit,
I suppose, because the former color was
se pale. All of tills was told me in
the interesting letter which came my
ay, and se 1 pass It en te you.
POLO is still being enthusiastically
attended in Narragansett Pier and
en Thursday General Pershing was there
for the match for the junior clinm clinm
pleuhir. Mr. Philip Randelph, father
of all the fascinating Randelph sous
and daughters, gave n luncheon in honor
of the distinguished general at his home
nt the Pier. Mr. Randelph is ene of
the most delightful hosts I knew. In
fact, the Randelphs nre altogether n.
delightful family. They are all wonder
fully geed looking. And they ought te
be fjr their father Is "a flne figure et
a man" ns the saying Is, nnd their
mother, who snd te say. only lled
till Dorethy the eldest, new Mrs. Jack
Fell, was about ten, was one of the
very prettiest jeung girls of her time.
She wns MKs Hannah Fethcrsten,
daughter of the Inte Ferdinand Fctli Fctli
ersten, who lived in that handsome
brownsteno houe en Arch btreet above
Twentieth for many cars. I remem
ber as a child hearing of the beautiful
bride Hnnuah Fethcrsten made nnd hew
the whole house wns converted Inte a
bower of ileucrs for her wedding, ban
nisters trailed with w'hlte roses and
mantels nnd chimney places filled with
greens. Slie was only eighteen at the
time of her marriage, if I am net mis
taken. Her daughter, Mrs. Rebert Hud Hud
eon, who was named Hannah after
her. Is bald te resemble her most. She
Is darker than her two sisterw, Dorethy
and Emily. Emily married riiil. .Ste
venson, of New Yeik. Philip, Jr., mar
ried Miss Madeleine Cochrane, of New
Yerk, nnd Rmlcn nnd WiMer, the two
younger brothers, are still bachelors,
though ou de hear rumors new and
again of certain Ilcnedictlal (that's seme
word I coined, don't you think?) in
tentions en the part of cither or both,
as the ense may be.
JWTR9. PLRRYALLEN and her
" daughter, Mary, who went ever en
the Homeric te Europe about two weeks
age. nre having a beautiful tlme nt pres
ent metering through Rclglum and Hol Hel
land, nnd if there is nn idcnl way of
seeing these two countries that is cer
tainly the wfty te de It. The--Vllens went
te Paris for a week befere stnrting en
their metering trip, te rest up after the
vejage, and I hear they will stay ever
en the ether side till quite late In Sep
tember. "DETTY was out walking with one of
her little friends the ether dny and
while running and climbing ever the
roots of seme verv big old trees en a
hillside she lest her balance nnd fell,
striking with such foree that she rolled
and banged down the hill nnd was really
quite badly hurt In the way of brulbes
and feelings, and cut, tee, en some
sharp btones.
After n day or two she recovered,
nowever, nnd having commissioned sin
ter te purehase n certain pesfcnru
beautifully colored with rhododendrons
no sat herbclf down laboriously te
write te a small and very close friend.
W course, slbtcr bad no business te
loelt, ibut you kuew hew proud elder
Bisters will net bemetlmes. And this
elder bister is very proud of the younger
Bister and te she did peep nnd this was
what she rend: "Dear Elizabeth, I
juiit ou te netice the pretty rododen redoden rodeden
orons en the picture Ellyn and I walk
tnere most every day. And I fell and
Hurt myself en my nese and knee nnd
arm and shoulder and elbow, from
Betty." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
r,n?.tr, Edwnnl Meller, of West Scheel.
iieufp lane, tiPim.intewn, nnneuiict's the.
n? ".sn"!" of her (luuehter, Mis Mur
IiivLi s'ller' 1 Mr. Ocowe Wharten
rwnKtn"' of " nieu-ileii uvunuu.
Jfmantewn Miss M'ller Is n sister
Maii1' A.ll!,rKf'1' Meller. Mr. SlgouPiey
K f ,v,r,,?.!r 'lowland Mclloer and Mrs.
'ttljih Wilsen.
eflri..n.n,UJlr.Hl T'eul8 William Atlee, Jr,
n"1 ''e l.uncey Hlreet and Dtuen,
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jr. '' '"umice me ninrrlnge or then
e-iujihte-, mih Christiana nrlntcm Atlee
miiKiimee the ninrrinise of their
Ynri- )llVtr ' I'. Claxton, of New
Wmin sn,'! ,of tlln ute Mr anil Mis
iV. "nm Ue,"i Claxton, of thlH city, and
PafS n. ?.f '" '"te Mr. Jehn I.a
ldrBe. of XUW yerk.
town' !?.mrB? J Schwartz, of Ciermnn
cemb'r ') h'U!' " dlnner-dince en He
Si vfn ,n ' ,1'oner of Mlbs Mary far
T imi,M"cr.r'iulm,ullle dauuhter of Mrs,
aeouerc U. Spencer, of Cheetnut Hill.
lauhi..Jui,cl1.0 MacOreger Husten.
fil wi.?fiPRkB c''8ter, Lehman lane
"a Wlasahlclten avenue, Uermantewn,
?i
will return te her home next week nfter
a visit of sevtrat weeks en Cape Cefl.
MIsb Emma Blddle Nerrls, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwnrt Nerrls. Is
spending severnl weekn with her Rrnnd
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs Themas V. Dixen,
nt Cape May. '"Mr. and Mrs. Nerrls are
also nt Cape May visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn Large.
Mrs. Charles Leuis Beris, Sd, of Jen Jen
klntewn, left yesterday for Jamestown,
U. I where she will be the guest
for a fortnight of Cnptnln nnd Mrs.
Nicholas Middle, who are occupying their
cottage. During her absence her chil
dren will be with her mother, Mrs. Al
fred O. Clay, at the Chelsea Hetel, At-
"ll Clt
Mr. Charles Lewis Storell. of Haver-
ford, Is visiting hlB brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Poultney,
at Prouts Neck, Me.
Mr. and Mrs, William Phlller Lear
and their daughter. Mist Ellen Lear,
who have been visiting' Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn Breck Lear at 8t Martins, re-
1 yest
,W.
Ingtert
Va.
Miss Ellen Adair Orten, of ths New
port, left last week for Cape May te
Jein her mother at the Chalfents. Mrs.
Orten and her daughter will remain In
Cape May until the mtddle of September.
Mrs. Edward O. Tranel, of Haverford,
and her daughter. Miss Marie L. Trasel,
are visiting Mra Trancl's son-in-law and
dnughtcr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge T. Row
land, at their cottage in Jamestown,
Mrs. Llewellyn W. Jenes, Miss Adelaide
S, Jenes and Miss Constance A. Jenes
have returned home from a meter trip
te Pittsburgh. M.s. Jenes and her fam
ily spent the month of July at Cape
May.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parke, of West
Chester, have returned from a meter
trip through Canada, where' they were
accompanied by their niece and nephew.
Miss Frances Kennard and Mr. Wal
lace Kcnnard, of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. James Hugh Elliet and her
laughter. Miss Margaret Elliet, of 2210
I(lttcnheu9e street, have returned from
a trip te Canada and Upper New Yerk.
.Mrs. Walter D. Grlsoem and Mrs.
F. It. Prlsble. accompanied by thelr
niece, Miss Mildred Rhodes, and her
father, Mr. F. B. Rhodes, left Media
a few days bke en a meter trip through
New England.
Miss Helen Crewell, et RIverten. Is
spending a few weeks In New England.
Mr, and Mrs. Jeseph Wellington Shnn.
non. who spent July at the Idlewlld,
Media, nre at Congress Hall, Cape May,
for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. J. Alfred Clark and her two sons,
who are Rpendlng the month of August
in the Adlrendacks, will return te the
Bartram enrly In September.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Turner, of
Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Turner, and their sons. Master Wil
liam Turner, Master Charles Turner
and Master Rebert Turner, of Rldlev
Park, are at the Traymore, Atlantle
City, where they plan te remain for a
week or longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodere A. Fex, who
have been spending some weeks In
England, have sailed en the 3. S. Pitts
but gh for, Philadelphia,
West Philadelphia Girls'
Engagements Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Greudy. of
155 North Sixty-second 6treet, have an
nounced the engagement of Miss Mnr Mnr
f?reJ, h Gillespie, of this city, and
Mr. Rebert L. Byers, of Beaumont, Tex.
..Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest O. Magnusen, of
5j40 Catharine street, have announced
the encngement of their daughter. Miss
Ldna May Mngnusen nnd Mr. Graham
N. Leng, 2d, eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeseph B. Leng, of 122 Seuth Fifty,
second street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Merris Evans,
who were married June 24 In St. An
drews Episcopal Church, Thirty-sixth
and Baring streets, have returned from
their wedillng trip and are nt home nt
the Wesley Apartments. Wnyne. Mrs.
ijntis will be remembered as Miss Gall
uonaiusen uole, of 4430 Sansom street.
The Misses Ayres, of Stenclelgh Court,
Forty-fifth and Walnut streets, and Miss
x.una i-arry. or Ueimantewn, are at
Bailey Island, Me., for an extended stay.
Miss Ljirette Grlnnan, of 6348 Race
street, left early this week for Chelsuu.
Miss Grlnnan Is stepping with the Phi
Sigma Tnu Sorority at their cottage
en North Mentpeller avenue.
Miss Anija Lane. 0f 5521 Glrard ave
nue, is leaving this afternoon for a
two-weeks' stay In Chelsea. Whlle there
Miss Lnne will stay with the Phi
Sigma Tau Sercrlty at 121 North Mont Ment
peller avenue.
Miss Henera McCucn, of 1244 North
Fifty-fifth strcet, has been spending n
week in Chelsea as the guest of Miss
Mary T. Glenn, of 278 Seuth Fifty
sixth street.
Miss Kathleen I. Concannen, 0f 044
Seuth FIfty-nrst street, has returned
from a visit te Asbury Park and Is new
at the Glenwood, Delaware Water Gap.
Seuth Philadl vhians
Hel( 'icnic in Park
Among these In e of the picnic te
be held this aftern?,. Belmont, Fair
mount Park, by tr dies' Auxiliary
Number 3, of the National Association
of Letter Carriers, are Mrs. Elmlra
Harvey, president of the association;
Mrs. Anna Duckworth, vice president;
Mrs. Mary Preston, financial stcretary;
Mrs. Amanda Merris, treasurer; Mrs.
Blnncy Mis. Barndollar, Mrs. Lurklns,
Mrs. Mcllenry and Mrs. Battcrsby.
Miss Florence Mc Williams, of 2435
.Seuth Chadwlck street, has left for
Southampton, L I where Bhe will re
main for a few weeks.
MUs Margaret McKalg, of 2317 Seuth
Eighteenth street, la spending u few
weeks in Southampton, L. I.
Mr, and Mrs. James Sullivan nnd their
family, of 2225 Seuth Flfteenth street,
are spending several weeks In Stone
Engaged
I'hetu liy I'll )tn-i.'rjfifra.
MISS HELEN ALICE TRIGG
Daughter of Mr. and Mm.
Ernest T. Trigg, of Overbroek.
llcr engagement te Mr, Cluxrlet
, Swain w been announced
'
GUESTS
Miss Anna GeJlen, of 2418 Seuth
Seventeenth street, has gene te Atlantle
City for a short stay.
Mrs. M. Haley", of 1631 Ritner street.
Is entertaining friends from Scranton.
Miss Anna Braum, of 1626 Oregon
avenue, is enjoying the season at Island
lieignts.
Miss Agnes V. Mehan, of 2631 Seuth
Eighteenth street, .who has Just re
turned from the week-end as the guest
of friends In Cape May.
Resorts Near and Far Away
Attract Germantown Felk
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Wayne Ritchie, of
Pelham Court and Wayne Ledge, Owy
nedd, nre spending a few weeks at
Spring Lake.
Mrs. B. P. Howe, of 40 West Chelten
avenue, Is en a meter trip through New
Yerk and Canada, te be gene for several
weeks.
Mrs. Oscar E. Mertz and her fam
ily, of 29 Pelham read, who have been
spending the summer In European
travel, are expected home next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Merris Rudderew nnd
their family, of 6810 Emlcn street, nre
occupying their place, Breezy Hill Cot
tage, at Jamestown, R. I., for the re
mainder of the season.
Mrs. Granville Kllnk, of East Wash
ington lane, entertained nt luncheon
en Wednesday her niece, Miss Florence
Artls, of Smyrna. Del. ; Miss Mary
Denney nnd Mr. Francis Denncy. of
i;iKins t'nri; auss Marguerite Stltzer,
of Germantown ; Miss II. H. Dunne and
Mrs. J. S. G. Dunne, of Bryn Mawr.
Summer Doings of Felk
Living Along he Reading
. AIr' ani Mrs- L- n- Dutten and their
family, of Jenkintown, who hne been
Biiemung tnrge weeks at Silver Bay,
te their home In a.
few days.
MISS BettV Vnnen nnrt Minn f!i..er,,ln!,-
Vance entertalnpd nt n hnn nnn .'...
ilh.!,w.eek"cntl n thpr cottage at Brown's
TMIHs In the Pines, where the guests were
uiss i.eenette nenius, of Oak L-ine
Mr. anil Mrs. D. I?. Horten, Mr. Rebert
ji. uoneo, mt. irvin Hamilton and Mr.
Rebert Allen.
Mrs. James MacAlecr, of Ambler, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jehnsen Watts.
at her summer home In the Catskill
mountains.
Mr. Jeseph A Smith nnd Mr. Charles
Clark have geno te Maine for a fort
night's camping trip.
East, West and Seuth Lure
Frank ford Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Feistner
nnu ineir aaugnter, ailss Careline Forit Ferit
nor, of 918 Flllmlre street, are btaylng
at Wlldwoed until Laber Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Artman, of 4147
Lelper street, have left by meter for
St. Petersburg, Fia,, where they will visit
for the winter their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Jehnsen.
Mrs. Jehn R. BUI. Jr., of 1024 Fill
more street, has been spending the
summer at her cettage In Wlldwoed,
entertaining as her guest Mrs. C. Burtc
lett, of Frankford.
Mrs. Rey Billing, of Orthodox street,
has roturnede front a few weeks' stay
In Asbury Park.
Mrs. Marshall Flack and her daughter
Miss Bertha Flack, of 625 Olney aenue.
are te stay the remainder of the season
at Ocean City,
Dr. nnd Mrs. William N'ohells, of
4910 Frankford avenue, haw returned
from an extended trip te California.
Mr. and Mrs. Themns II Ilenkels, of
Frankford, are receMng congratulations
upon the birth of a son.
Many New Jersey Resorts
Have Laivndale Guests
Mr. nnd Mrs Schetz and Mrs. C.
Lacy, of 7120 Rising Sun avenue, are
spending a few weeks In Wlldwoed.
frs C. Wnlters, of Menteur street,
'Ipg relatives nnd friends in Pitts
bui. ' a four weeks' ttay.
Mr. Mrs. Bernard Tayler, of
l'O Gedfrt., nmui are leeching con
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. A, Downs, of 8 in
Gllham stteet, nre at Ocean City for a
few weeks.
Miss Gertrude Andersen, daughter of
Mrs Charles Andersen, or Funsnaw
ctrcet, who has just returned Hern a
lslt te New Itochelle, will spend the
next two weeks In Atlantle Cllv ns Hid
guebt of Miss Myrtle Keller' lit her ui
ents' cott.ige In Chelsea.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Wise, of filSSf -
Pulmette Rtreft. are
luitlit In Wlldwoed.
(.pending a feit-
Summer Comings and Goings
of Persons in Moorestown
Mr and Mrs. Spooner and thelr fam
ily and Miss Oaves have returned from
(A'enn City, wlicie they liae been for
teme time.
Mr. nnd Mm, William Kennnrd, with
Mr. nnd Mis. Thornten Helllngshead,
lme btarled en u meter trip te Malno.
Mrs Gcerge King and her family nre
Bpendlng several weeks at Tuckerton
N. J.
Mr. Kmma Pettor has returned te
her home en Main street, nfter apendlng
several weeks as a guest of Mrs. Helen
Stekce, or uennesuurg, i'a.
Harber. They are entertaining Miss wHBIBKKEtKi yT'-;''M XfLaY)
Anna McManus. il!'WKMH5iHHBK&;1f;-,;-- &'M -TW
AT VARIOUS HOUSE PARTIES
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Miss Montgomery, who ia the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rebert
Learning Montgomery, is visiting Miss Dorethy Redgcrs, daugh
ter of Mrs. William Denner, at Watch Hill, R. I. Miss Heckscher,
who' in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lcdyard Heckscher, and
Miss Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph R. Carpenter,
Jr., are guests at the house party given by Mrs. Frederick Stout
in Northeast Harber in honor of her son
NAVY CHAPLAIN WfiDS
COUPLE IN NEWPORT
Miss Lincoln and Mr. Sinton
Married by the Rev.
Mr. McNair
A marriage of Interest will tnke plnce
In Newport, II. I this cvpnliiK, when
MI1! Chrlsttne Lee Lincoln, daughter
of Captain nnd Mrs. Oatewoed Sanders
Lincoln, will hecome the lirlde of Mr.
Wllllnm Sinton, son of Mr. nntl Mr-
A. C. Sinton of Richmond. Va . the
ceremony tnUIni? place nt Trinity Church
at C o'clock. Chaplin McN'alr, of the
Phllmlplphla Navy Yard, and the R.pv.
Stanley IIub1is, of Newport, will offi
ciate. Mlis Lincoln, who will he given
In iiiarrlnRe liv her father, will iie at
tended by Miss Louisa Graysen, of
WnhlnRten, Pa, nn maid of honor and
four bridesmaids, who will be Miss
Aunei Otte, of till city; Mlq Itebccca
Wellington, of Washington, D. C. : Miss
Citthntlnc Ixjnllinn, of Newport, It. I,,
nnd Miss Sara Oinysen, of Wns'ilngton, Wns'ilngten,
I'a. Mr. Simen's Lest man will be his
brother. Dr. Arthur Clayten Sinton,
of nichmend. Va., and the ushers In
clude. Knalgn Mnllaid, Ilnslirn Van
Cleave, 7Cnlf;n Barrett. Knslgn Aben,
Hnslifii Tayler nnd HnslBn Blnkeslee, of
Newport. A reception will fellow nt
the home of Captain and Mrs. Lincoln.
Captain Lincoln was Mntlenud at the
riilladelphla Navy Yard during the
carlv Biimmcr whlle In command of tlvi
U. S. S. llechcster.
MeIIUOH COYLH I
A pretty wedding took place yester
day at fi o'clock In the Church of St. '
nese of Lima, Fifty-ninth and Media
streets, when Miss Kthel C. Cevin, I
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Ceylo '
of E830 Master street, became the brlde ,
of Mr Jntnes A. McIIugir, of 734 North
Thirty-eighth street, the ltev. Father
Kunlff elllelatltig The ceremony wns
followed by n n-ceptlen at .S:30 nt the
home of the bride's intrants. ' '
The bride, who was given in marriage I
bv her father, was nttlrcd In a gown I
of crvstal-beniled Italian silk and n
veil of Spinl.sh lace arranged in a cere. I
net nnd fastened with er.uign blossoms i
extending the length of her eeurftrnln '
She carried n shower bouquet of white
roses, pweet pens and lilies of the nl-i
ley. Miss Sara Mellugh, a slHter of the.
bildegroem. atfnded the brlde as maid1
of honor Ml s Mitch lelne Ce le, a small
sister of the bride, and Miss Mury Felev '
were the flower girls. ' I
Mr Hugh Mellugh was best mnn. The I
ushers Included Mr IMward T McIIuir '
Mr. Themas I ;. Mellugh, Mr. Iteber V !
Klvnn mid Mr. Jehn S. Oash. I
Upen their 10 urn from a weddlnir i
trip tnreugn .Northern New Yerk and
Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs Mellugh will
be at home at C839 -Vaster street
New England Trips for
Delaware Ceuntiana
Mr nnd Mm Clarence W. I) razor nnd
heir tamllv, of Lnnadewne, are moteri
ing through New England.
-Mrs. Gee i go
W. Atherholt nnd her
family, of Itldley Park, me spend iig he
Atherholt Joins them eer the wick-
Mr. and Mrs Curl H. Chaffee of
Swarthmetc, who .e occupying tiie?r
cetiag,, t Huek Hill, have bet i, ,, ter-
tallllllg Mrs Chmlnll., II-,, ....,'.
,r.. ,-...i- : .'".u, hi juii.
" - "". ier u lew days.
Mr and Mrs. Oeoige T. Adams who
?Krl '' .. nt'geti.'he i?
in ,.Ml" W" ret,"-'i te their home
in hwarthmore ne.t week, "
Mr nnd Mrs y. It.
f.n,nv. .... ti .., ,..; : "" " i
Welfe and their
n-HtjM,. where tl.VlTrV.,,Ver...a-
,,:.' "'.."""' ' -'rK. have U'ft for
Musical Entertainment at
Children's Seaside Heme
The Geed Cheer Club, of Philndelnhln
under the dliectlen of its pros den 'mIsm
Anna C Unriew of Ventner ariiinlrel
a delightful m.iHlcal pregrnn, for the
plca.su.re of the chlldieii at trio Chlhlrcn's
SeuBlinre ileusu Atluntle und A iiap iiap
ells (tveiuics, wlilcli took place yester
day afternoon. The truAi.. '..,'.-
voluAteerca tlwlr Berylces; Seprano,
Miss
Garpeaatear
co
Helen Buchanan Hltner: centraltd, Ida
Tayler Beltc : violinist. Elizabeth Bundy
Celbert: pianist, Dr. Isaac Uprten; ac
companist. Mrs. Herbert Hemphill. The
motto of the "Geed Cheer dub," which
Is a member of the Philadelphia Music
League, is "Keep Singing," and the
meniber.T nre all trying te ptu a song
Inte each senghss life. All artists who
assist In the vetk being carried en by
the "Geed Cbeei" Club give their ervlces
for the uplift and betterment of tliose
unable te hear the best music either
through lack of means or affliction.
About thirty programs were given lat
winter te the homeless and unemployed.
Mr. nnd Mrs. JehnvM. Kennedy, Jr.
of 2018 Sprucu street, have taken a
cettage at the corner of Winchester and
Aberdlne avenues, Chelsea.
Mrs. Albert S. C. Miller and daughter
are at the Ambassador, Atlantle City, for
n. stay.
Mr ard Mrs Harry Trainer nre oc
cupying their cottage en Elberen avenue,
Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManus, Miss
Frances McManus und Miss Margaret
McManus will keep their cettage en
Stenton Place open until late in tha
autumn.
Miss Helen Cnssldy and linr sister nre
at At antic city for a stay: later In the
sensen they will return for week-end
MMts.
CAN WOMEN BE I.OOICALT
.What Is this thlnB they cnll "women's In
tuition"? Iteatl "As One Weman Sees It,"
by Sarah D. liurlc. which appears regu
larly In the r.w:siMi Puuuc Lkcuek. "Muks
It a Habit "Adv.
JS
3
REDFERN Corsets
combine the
charm and natural
ness of youth with
the slender soft lines
of the present-day
fashions.
The Corset Shep
121 S. Thirteenth St.
Around the Cerner en Sansom St.
Every fitting rcceivc$ tha
personal attention of
Miss Pauline Campbell
ItLI.ll-.IIH'S XQTICLS
Baptist
1 HI! TCMI'I.I".
am in. ;:-.".:. ."-. '.t.,u"' "ier
n,, " ,rlx1.' "".ft1 1,v hearlmr Wilrncr
Beil.lv nnd Mrs mnaner Jnviry. Gespsl
sunif nrtlfis nt th Bunday tenkes. Hi .in
A M . nmt p. M AkhocIiiie Paster Mc.
furdy preachps at heth Bi-rMcgs
Friends
1,M,:nn,,IiMQl'AKl?1 s-CTINO 1IOITHF.
?i.iininlftil...en, """"'mery rlk.. csub-w-i.
.i'n '2s-' I" ,l'en for worship ery
TrJ";!aal(S,"niI,,y).,l,??rnll"c nt ll o'clock
Thn iiubl e Is cer.llullv lnltpil te attnd.
In thin old heusx William Penn worshiped
when In Ami-rlca
PrrstiTtcrlin
''ff.'1' STIIKKT CIIIUCII
Ll.-htsmth mid Arch sts
in'Tt"0 l;''n,ir' Mncartnv Minister,
2J& .?' 0,J1.1 h,.eu ' XI v- Thorn Thern Thorn
ten hulliiB, I) I),, of the Presbyterian
IheoleKicai Seminary of Kentucky, wll
7 ;iu f. M Organ Itcplmi
IIKTIII.KIIK.M, PRi:e-VTi:itl JN ClICltCH
llrimd and Hlnnieiul sts. . ",-,,v"
1 ev. William L MrCermlclt.1 Paster,
llyv Samuel It. Cun, Asst, Paster
It) 110 A. M rlunilur Scheel
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11:00 A. M "Tin Watchman
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th.
8 oe P. Ji.'Th. Ministry of
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Photoplay Guide Week
sVZrV A STANLEY Company or America, which, is a guorantce 01 cany
YatSniupj showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your
ADI I HO h THOMPPON STB.
APOLLO MAT1NBC IJA1LT
M. Raymond Hitchcock In The JJennJJ Boen
T. Rnymend llltchceclt In The Hwjatr hhep
W, Owen Moere In Keperted M!-1?-.-T.
Herbert Hawllnsen In The Hlnk,
1 Hetty Cometon In 0rr the Jer
H. Hetty Compnen In Orfr tni MerilT
AftXnR BiailTIt & OlIlAnD AVE.
A3 1 Jl MATINEK UA1LT
t Pnullns HtsrkB In Heed of Veniene
rn It.nlln. fl,nrU In HnraU .OT ICDIPHni
W. Conway Tenrle in Trw Kjferee
T. uenway leane in AV?i. a
S
H. Hnerlnl l'rwluetlen, wne Am
K. apc ri i-ruuucuvu, " .!..
BALTIMORE 8" iSTSE
Sf. Constanc Illnny in The ewwitar
T. Cenntanc Blnney In The Weepwalker
W. Corlnne Orlfflth In A Vlrln gsf"";
T. Cerlnna Griffith hi A vfrttn's ltarjnje
3 jack Helt In North of the Bie lrnde
BLUEBIRD
llread "it Huiquchaiina
Contlnueuii 2 until 11
r 1I..I. r.HflA In ftA,ltT'a Wnrtll
?' ."'" ; .- ,-.'"-.",'' ci.
nenn
T. Marlen DevleS In lleunty
norm
W. David l'ewell In The HpnnJ Jde
T. Uavld 1'ev.ell in The HpnnUli Jale
V. Len Chnny In The .Mfht Hen
j in
rtu
H,-
I)n Chaney in The Muht ltee
--! nMl A I O'n. A Maplewoea Aves.
COLONIAL 2 30. 7 and 0 P.M.
M. Themas MeUhan In Our pad ns C JUen
T. Thomaa Melghan in Our Iud n C Uxen
W. Themas Melghan In thir Indlnx Cltuen
mhiirf1 llnrlhnlmplfl In Nennr
-Hlchard narthelmeis In Hennjr
-Richard Parthplmii In Henny..
FAIRMOUNT m$&&i
M, Pearl White In Without ar
T. Pauline Frederlck, Olery et emMn
W. Mae .Murray In Ilrllrleiui I.lttle Dejll
T. Mnn Murray In Dellcleuj Wjtle JJi
V. Oareth Hushee In l)en't JJrtte. lttn
H Tem Mix In The tlahtlnir Htrrnlc
GREAT NORTHERN Wp
M. Anita Stewart. The Weman lie Jrrted
T. Anita Stewart. The Wemnn He MaJfd
W. Anita Stewart, The Weman He Married
T. lllchanl Ilarthelmem in Henny
I.-, lllchanl Unrthelinenn In Senny
H ltlrhnril Harthi'lme in Sennr
lIDCt?IAI C0T11 A WALNUT BTS.
lMrC,rlAl-. Mam '.sn- r.m. 7 & e
M. Richard Rarthelmem In Henny
T Richard nnrthelm In Henny
W. Richard Rarthclme.tg In Henny
T Richard Birthelmciia In Henny
V. nichard Rarthelmeaa In Henny
S Richard nartneimem in nenny
t IDCDTV BROAD & COLUMBIA AV.
Ilr5tlr 1 I MATINRR DAIt.T
M. Alice Lake and Harry Mvera in liaie
T. Ilert Lvtell In Sherlock Hrewn
W. Pearl White In Without Tear
T Amies vAyrea In The Ordeal
r James Klrkwoed In The Man Prem ITeme
H Tnm ll in ine rinTin wrr
ODICMT Woodland A.e. at 62d Bt.
tJrlHrN 1 MATINRB DAILT
M. rieerFO Arllss In Disraeli
T Oeorsre Arllss In Disraeli
W. DaNlrt Powell In The .Spanish Jade
T David Pewll In The Spanish Jnde
F. Rnmend Hitchcock In The Beauty Hhep
p. Ifomend Hitchcock In The Beauty Shep
OVERBROOK
0.1D & HAVER-
PORD AVE.
-- TI-1....-. ( -M. trn. T-K.n. tYAn.
T. Jas Klrkwoed n The Mnn Frem Heme
m inn. r.iri..n, in -M.- --.. ...... iiir
a Alice imnr in ,ie i"r i,,,i
T. Viela Dana In There Are Ne Villains
F. Wesley (Freckles) Barry In Penrod
8. wssley (FrecKies; uarry in renrea
Northcliffe fiddled
en the heart strings
of the world
and Beth Hemispheres "Listened In"
The life-story of the late Lord Northcliffe is paralleled only
by the life studies of historic heroes in that immortal class
with Napeleon.
Northcliffe is the one man who has eut-Carlyled Carlyle
and who has eut-Kiplined Kipling.
The real truth about Northcliffe and his life's faults,
resources, errors and triumphs is se startling that it reads
like the most sensational fiction.
Yeu will find a most interesting article en the man, North
cliffe, written bv a man who has known him for the great
character he has been. This is the front-page feature in
tomorrow's Sunday Public Ledger.
Magazine Section
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20th
Even mere interesting than ever you will find the coming
week's Magazine Section. Following the feature en Lord
Northcliffe, there is an article by Will K. Hammend, in
which he points out the possibility that some day, feeds will
replace medicines for every human ill.
"Over the Shell-pits Again With a Doughbev" "Uncle
Sam as Guest of Hener at Brazil's Biggest Birth'dav Party"
"Are We On the Edge of One of Ged's Secrets?" an
article of science en "Selving the Mystery of the Planet
Mars" and two fine short pieces of fiction.
These, together with fun that is funnier than ever in
Leuis Hanlen's "Follies of the Parsing Shew," sketches
and humorous articles by Hemer Balmv and Ring W I ard"
ner, will give you some very pleasant Sunday reading"'
The complete Magazine Section, beautiful sepia
tone Rotogravure Section and six-page all-star
. Comic Section are in addition te the comprehensive
News Section of tomorrow's Sunday Public Ledger.
Order your copy today at your iuwadealer'3
"Make It a Habit" ,-
PUBLIC
of August 21 te August
The following theatres obtain their pictures
locality obtaining pictures tnreugn tnc ataniey company 01 America.
DAI y FRANKFORD AVK. A
rL.ll NOIlltlH STREET
M. Jack Helt In The Orlm Ceniedlnn
T. Jack Helt In The Clrim Cemcdlnn
W. Tem Moero In Mr. Burnra of New Yerk
T. Clara Kimball Yeun" 1 lie Jli'lnnetie
F. Nerma Talmadge In Wny of a Weman
H. Pauline Hinrke in Wife As'nlimt i Ife
REGENT
Marltet Bt. Belew 17th
ID 1. II. In 11 T. M.
M. All-Star Cast In At Htreke of MlilnlKit
T. AU-Htar Cast In At Htreke of .tflilnlirjit
W. All-Star Cast In At Stroke of Mldnlnht
T. -All-Ptar Cast In At Stroke of Mldn it
F. All-star Cast In At Hteke of Mlilnlxlit
fl. May MeAvnv In The Ileniesimn Vamp
DIAI TV"l GERMANTOWN AVENUE
AlrtL 1 KJ A-r TULPEIIOCKBN ST.
M. Ethel Clayten In Fer the Defense
T. Ethel Clayten In Fer the Defense
W. Hepe Hampton In Htnr Dust
T. Jehn Gilbert In The Yellow Stuln
K. D. Dnlten, Weman Mini Wnlkwl Alene
8. I). Dallen. Weman Who Walked Alene
SHERWOOD cJtAhT42,a,Ele
M. Censtnnce Talmadge In Weman's Place
T. Constance TalmadBe In Weman's Plnre
W. Raymond Hitchcock In The Meanly Hhep
T. Raymond Hitchcock In The Ileuuty Shep
F. Elliett Dexter In (Irand Larceny
B. Elliett Ucntcr In Grand Larceny
333 MARKET :VXttlR
M. Themas Me'Khan In Our Leading Clttxen
T. Themas Mflchan In Our Le.iillwr C Itlxen
W. Themas Melahan In Our Leading Cltlien
T. lern Mix u the rightlnc Hlrruk
K. Tem Mix in The Fbrhlliur Streak
8. Tem Mix in The FUlitlmc Streak
ARDMORE 'DMgfpA.
M. Pearl White In A Vlruln Parndlae
T. Pearl White In A Vlruln Paradise
W. Ivy Duke In The Hlxaml't
T. Star Cast, At Slicn of. Jack O'Lantern
F. Hareld Liejil in A Mnller-Mnde .Man
H. Hareld Lloyd in A Snller.Mnde Man
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
GERMANTOWN 8BirATItjE1KnrJTinLv-
M. ly Duke in The lllmnilnt
T Ivy Duke In THe lliriiml.t
W. ly Dulie in The Digamist
T. Tully Marshall in 'lixi iiueh Business
F. Tully Marshall In Ten Much Business
H. Tnllv Marshall In Toe Much Business
T? AMT m- OIRARD AVE
"-"rtl MATS MON . WED., SAT.
M.- Strena-heart In The Silent Cull
T. Strensheart In The Mlent Cull
W. Cerlnnf Griffith. The MiiKle Traelt
T. Tem Mlt In (sky Illittf
F All-Star Cast In tepsy I'asslen
S M -Mitr i'wt In I,ih, P'lswlen
JEFFERSON iT&$&3i
M Aunts Ayres In The Ordeal
T Agnes Are In The Ordeal
W. James Klrkuoed, The Man Frem neme
T. J-imes Klrkuoed The Mun l'reiu Heme
F llert Lytell In Sherlerk Brown
.S nert Ltnll In HhiTlnik Breun
DADI RIDQE
AVE. A DAUPHIN ST
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l nlVIX ,n. O 1 -. T... n A" ... ,.
t Mr. A Mrs. DeHarrn. Girl In the TimI
-vi H.arie winams in i;t-i!iefl mellis
W Mr. Mr. DeIInen. lilrl In the TiitI
T loin Dana In rtrrinifs licllrtlni;
r Oareth IIUKhes In Don't Write Letters
's llcuse I'cters, .nan rrem Lest HUer
SUNDAY
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tfieErsiytt
SssSs3
OF PHILADELPHIA
CYRUS H. K. CURTIS, Publisher
26. Subject te Chang
tnreugn me
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The NIXON-NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
nirr ntrKX-r bsd abevb MAitian
13H,1IV11 1 ije AS!0:30ti
f TtnMltiW tta1M In CllMlAII fll
S! 0:30 te 11 P.M.
M. Dorethy Datten In Crlmaen
'PIW,n,hir tlnllnn In CplmSOn
T.' Dorethy Dnlten In Crlmeen ChnlKju
I1MIIVI
W. Dorethy Dalten In Crimeen Chll
T. Dorethy Dalten In Crimson Challei
F. Dorethy Dalten In Crimson ChaJlai
H. Dorethy Dalten In Crimson Challei
tnem
ana
Chllen
CEDAR
0OTH CEDAR AVKNUB
1:110 and .1! 7 and H P. H.
M. Guy Empey In Millionaire rer uar
T. -Guy Empcy In Millionaire tot IMr
W. Deris May In Bey Cray-
T. Deris May In Oer Craxr .
V. The Man Who Married III Own JJIf;
H. The Man Who Married His Own Wlfr
COLISEUM MarkJj,be'.-8BplS
St. Dorethy Dalten In Crimson Chnlleut
T. Dorethy Dalten In Crimson ChaJlene
W All-Star Cast In lonraeine Cerner -T
Jules Verne'a The Isle of Zord
F. Jules Verne's The Isle of Zerds)
S. Prlsrllla Dean In Wild Heney
if iiyinrv FRONT ST.
A OIRARD .Tl,
nn Frankford "L"
JU1VJDU JumlKi .Tunc.
M u-iils Wilsen, What Krery W'emnn Knsrsra
T Wnllaca Reld In Tei Much speed
W. Special Cast, The Weman Oed C'hanfssl
T. Pearl White In The Broadway res
F. Allce Calhoun. An-el of Crooked Street
S. Heet Gibsen, in Hendln' West
I V AnCD 1ST A LANCASTER AVB.
L.Il.AL'ILrV.s 30 , t.3, 7 , u p, m.
M. Raymond Hitchcock. The Beauty Sheu
T. Rajmond Hitchcock. The Beauty Shep
W. Owen Moere In Reported Mlsslns
T D. Dalten, Wemnn Mho Walked Alan
F. D. Dalten. Wemnn Who Walked Alene
ft. I) Dalmn, Weman Who Walked Alene
I Cr ICT S2D AND IXiCUHT STREET3
LULUOl Mats imeft 3;Rvir nisoteli
jr. jack Helt In The Man I'nronqurmbte
X Jack Helt In The Mun Cnconquernble
W. Jack Helt In The Man I'm enqurrabl .
T ixis Mlsen In li M-nrlmnnj it FnllureT '
r, Ixils Wilsen In Is Matrimony a Fnllnre?
S Lets Wilsen In Is Matrimony a Failure?
NIXON'S AMBASSADOR ,A-
MATINEES. 1-80 A 3 EVENINGS. 7 4 9
M lossue !taekav.a In Vermilion Pencil
T Sessue Hayaknwa In Vermilion Penal
W. Hossue Heyakawa In Vrnulllen Pencil
T Wm. C. Cahannn's Beyond the Rainbow
I" Wm. C Cnbanne'9 llejend the Rainbow
S Wm C Cabanne'a lie? end the Rainbow
NIXON
USD AND MARKET STS.
'J IR. 7 and D
M. Allce Lake and Harry Mjers In Hate
T Allce Lake nnd Harry Mers In Tlata
W AMce Lake end Harry Myers In Hate
T Deris Mav In Guy and DevllUh
F. Deris Mny In Gny and Dnltlsh
H Deris Mny In Guy nnd Devilish
ZLQ-TLJ CT Theatre Opp. 'L' Terminal
M Jack Helt In The Mnn Cneenqnerablf
T Jack Unit In The Mnn UncenqiierabW
W Jack Helt In The Man t'nronquermeM
T. Hene Daniels In A Game Chlrken
F B he Daniels In A Game Chlrken
S Rebe Daniels In A Onme Chicken
CTD A MT""l Germantown Av. at Venango
O 1 IA-MNL :3e. 7 and l P. M.
M Themns Melnhan, Our Leadlne Cltlxen
T Themas MK"hnn. Our Iudlnc Cltlren
W. Themas Mnlahan, Our Lendlnr Clllxen
T Themas Itels'.ian. Our Tadlnic Cltlxen
F Themas Melnhnn, Our tndlni Cltlxen
S Themas Meixhan. Our Leadlne Clttxea
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