"wrwWT
HHBBWWkiSCTtWfrtPwmBBBffiWwH
3GF5
7'
it
Kf. -
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
JVawcy JPynne Talks of tlie Claxten-Atlcc Marriage,
Miss Meller's Engagement te Mr. Harrington
an Interesting Event Other Bits of News
WITH the exception of Ocrtlc
Khret's wetiillnjr te Lieutenant
Colonel Iltitler en Wednesday nt Edge
v)iter Park, tliere will be, nothing doing
In tlc Beclnl world thin week round this
part of the country. It wnn therefore
diverting of Chrlstlnnn Atlcc nnd Oliver
Clnxten te Ret married In New Yerk
last Tuesday nnd electrify us nil by
anneiineliiR It en Saturday, heenuse net
many of us knew they even knew ench
ether. Besides, Christian!! had net
come out yet.
Since his mother's death, nearly
three years age, Oliver him lived mostly
n New Yerk with his uncle, Oliver I.a
j-nrgc, only coming en here te viilt
bli sister, Margaret Clnxten Ilebard,
In Chestnut H'" or nttend some special
ball or party, lie is n grandson of the
late Mr. Jehn I.a Purge, ee celebrated
for his wonderful art work. Mrs, Clnx Clnx
eon was Miss Emllle La Fiugc. She
married William Itchn Clnxten nnd
came te this city te live n number of
years age. Mr. Clnxten died some time
since. Mrs. Clnxten, who had moved
te Chestnut Mill with her four children,
three of whom nre new married, went
into the business world. She was u
meet attractive woman. A few days
before Christmas in 1010, while staing
with her daughter, Mrs. Morgan
Hebard, she slipped en the snow In
front of the house nnd tuistnlncd nn In
jury from which she never Vecevercd.
Oliver's eldest sister, Elizabeth, mar
ried Humphrey Stercr, of Bosten, nnd
his third sister, Emllic, spends here
time between New Yerk nnd Philadel
phia. Christiana Atlce is the daughter of
Dr. nnd Mrs. Leuis Atlee nanl a grand
daughter of the late Dr. Walter Atlee,
who lled for se -ninny years en Thir
teenth street below Wnlnut. Mcr mint,
the former Miss Adele Atlce, mnrrled
the late Count Leuis de Brauges de
Beurcin. He was Injured In the recent
war and died about n year age. The
TxiiiIh Atlpps 1Ki In (own n L'.TJt Iln
Lnneey place nnd hac n summer home I
In Deven. (Jn her mother s side of the
family Christiana is related te the Dll
llnehanis. Mrs. Atlee wns Miss Alice
Dillingham, n sitcr of MIs Florence
Dlllinghnm nnd Mr. Cenwny Dilling
ham, who hac apartments nt the
Swarthmore.
ANOTHER Interesting bit of news
en Saturday wns the engagement
nf Mls Margaret Meller. daughter of
Mrs. Kdwnrd Meller, of Scheel Heuse
lane, Ormantewn. te (!eere Wharten
Tinrringten, of this city. Mis Meller
had quite nn envinble record during the
war. She went ever ens nnd worked in
one of the huts. And she has iiIwiivh
Wn interested in seelnl welfare work,
for a lime holding n rc-pensiblc position
in one of our large commercial estab
lishments ever hundred'" of girls. Lntelv
she has been running n small shop nt
Brjn Mnwr, selling ''cats' nnd em
broideries, n sort of tearoom for the
college girls. She is n member of the
Women's Over'-cns Legien of tills cltv.
The Melleis lie in the met fascinating
little house next te the Qunkcr Meet
ing Heuse en Scheel lane.
THL' Wlimer Biddies nnd their fninllj
of Biddies nnd (Sordens lin-ip left
the AdiiendnckH for Bar Hniber nnd
expect te lemain there for the rest of
the season. Mrs. Diddle is se geed
looking and bus' inch n delightful man
ner! They nre stepping nt the Mnivern
Ilou-e In Bar Haiber and hn-.e been
attending the lennls. which hns at
tracted se many of die younger pce'ile
up there.' I find the Corden girls, Mrs.
Middle's daughters cry attractive. But
thej spent se lilucli time Inst year in
Baltimore, as well ns this city. It was
hard te sec all one wunted of then).
Virginia (Sorden, jeii remumber,
came out here and In Baltimore both,
and that meant she bad te miss some
parties in both cities. But she certainly
did have a geed time. Every ene lil;e
her.
DADDY took the baby out walking
with him Inst Sunday. Tt's true.
Hie could net walk very far, for she's
only n little mere than two; but she
truck sturdily out, noticing everj blade
of grass and eyery tiny flower, much te
dadd's delight.
Suddenly en the still Sunday nlr rang
out the distant clnng of n church bell.
Miss Baby stepped nnd listened enrc-
naniircjM
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214 ,
New Showing of Smart
Mid-Season Millinery
Hats of Taffeta, Satin, Velvet nnd Duvetync, in attractive new
models and combined with prices se reasonable that you will
surely want te cheese one ua a mid-season hat.
Chiffen Weight Full-fashioned Pure
Silk Hese, $3.00 Quality at $1.95
These nre all first quality, the product of one of America's
best known makers of hosiery; also fine imported qualities; the
shudea are Black, Gray, Silver nnd Champagne.
Kayscr Ribbed Union Suits, 85c
Fine ribbed union suits, in flesh nnd white, in bodice and reg
ular tops or tight kpee. The extrn sizes are $1.00.
50c All-Linen Dish Toweling, 30c yard
Full 18 inches wide, in sturdy heavy weave, free from lint
or dressing. Plain without border, se is also suitable for runners
and bureau scarfs.
1
40c Prophylactic Teeth Brushes, 25c
These are all of first duality in medium or hard bristle.
This is the lowest price nt which
hnve ever been sold; all stamped
Allen's Improved Hair Nets, $1.00 a dez.
Three Dezen Asserted for $2.50
Our Impert Special Fringe Hair Nets
Arc extra large size and close mesh.
Our "Sllnen" cud eIiuiiq hnlr nets come in larcrc nnd smal'
sizes, They are perfectly shaped and easily adjusted for any
style hnirdressing.
White and Gray Hair Nets are 15c each; $1.50 a dozen.
fully, then with n seraphic smile she
...... i.,. iu mwuf enu said biie expect
nnlly: "Ice 'cam cones, dnddy."
NANOY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. nnrl frn T,1... rnL,M c.
, -------. .rutin ..uiniiiMjii niiencer
entertnlned nt tllnner nt their Newport
...... ,,,, e.uurunv m noner or tne bucsih
Hiey nie entertalnlnp- nt n liouse pnrty.
..,;" "': "'. :, " ,'rara viiirrtmnrci ii
V? ti0f Mmfn nt n beuse party nt
..... wn,.K,. in tiar i tumor, Me., eer
this week-end.
, ?., nn,l Mrs- A- J- rrexel Piddle hnve
returned from n meter trip through the
New RtiRlnnd States nnd nra nt the
Hetel Lerraine, N, Y,
Mr. nnd Mrs Frederic II. Straw
uriaare. of Torwoed, Oermantewn, rave
recently returned from nn extended trip
threuRh New Knglnnd nnd are spendlnn;
'till month nt Pecene Maner In the
I'oqeno Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Clayten Strnwbrldge nre with them.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ntchnrd TIlKhmnn, of
Haverford. entertained Mrs. Tllghman'e
hrether nnd slster-ln-lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Francis Hehlen, Jr., of Berkeley read,
Haverford, Informally nt dinner yes
terday, Mlsn Julia V. Tngucrenne Is spending
this month In Yerk Harber, Me., nnd
will return te Haverford en September 1.
Miss Murlel Bishop, of Torresdale, Is
vis ting her nunt. Mrs. Whltclaw Iteld,
at her camp In the Adirondack..
Mr. nnd Mrs. James M. tVlllcex. of
juimui, nre spending several weeks n
liar Harber.
Mlsi Agiles Ueppller Is spending the
summer at Yerk Harber, Me.
Mr. and Mm. Jehn Hnzlchurst Masen,
Jr, of Queen Lane, have left for n trip
of several weeks en the Great -alies.
Mrs Samuel Hepe Carpenter, who has
been vlvlttng her cousin, Mrs. nebcrt
uaritne, at (;iayten, Del., will return te
her home In Haverford this -week.
Mrs. Charles K. Barba and her two
children nre spending seme time with
Mrs. J. Nev In I'omcrey at Egcme?ln,
Me.
Mr and Mrs, Jacob Rlcgel. Jr.. of
wayne avenue, will lenva August 25 te
spend two weeks nt Bench Haven. Thelr
little daughter. Ml-s niizabeth RleBck,
will accompany them.
Mr. and Mrs. Addis Downing, of I,os
Angeles, rallf.. nre being congratulated
en the hlrth of n daughter a few weeks
nge Mr. and Mrs. Downing lived for
merly in Meylnn. where Mrs. Dewnlng's
mother, Mrs. Frank T.i-jK.-irt Downing,
has a home en Idlcwl.d lane.
Mrs "Richard Smith and her daugh
ter. Miss lluth M Bcrscli, of Hnddon Hndden
field. N. J., have returned home uftcr
spending several weeks In Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Klmer Barrett an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Helen Juniata Barrett, te Mr.
William lowing Spccis en Thursday,
August 17 In Moorestown. N. J. Mr.
and Mr Speers will be at home nfter
September 15 nt 81 Seuth Mountain
aenue, Slentclalr,' N. J.
Along the Reading
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Brltt nnd
their children, of Kvdal, who have been
slaying for a fortnight at the Matl
horeugh-Hlenhelm. Atlantic City will re
turn te their home this week.
Mr. and Mrs IMmund B. Rhodes, of
Olenslde, will return en September 1
from Harrlshurg, where they are spend.
Ing a few weeks.
Along the Main Line
Among theee entertained at luncheon
by Mrs. Charles Willing Heeber at her
home In Merlen a few days ke were
Mrs Klwoed Turner. Mrs. Merris Scott.
Jr.. Mrs. l.lndsley. MIfs Sephie Delnny
nnd Miss Marlen Jenes Mr. and Mrs.
Undslcy. who have been guests of rela
tives In the East for some weeks, left
by meter for their hemj In California
this week.
Mls-s Nera M Burke nnd her niece,
Miss Klta McNnl'y, who have been in
New Yerk for seme time, returned te
their hutne. U389 Overbroek avenue, last
week.
Mis. Vincent Carrell, of Overbroek
Is spending the summer In Atlantic City
with her mother, Mrs. M. 12. II. Mc
Mlchen. Miss Helen Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs J. Stanley Smith, of Overbroek,
Ih spending this month at ( amp Jeanne
d'Aic, Chateaugay, In the Adliendacks.
West Philadelphia
Mrs I.ucv O'Donnell and her daugh
ter, Miss I'cggy O'Donnell, are spending
a i.icutlen at Wlldwoed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sweeney nnd Miss
Gertrude Dougherty, of 5335 De Lanccy
street, have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Minerva Dorfman. of 5905 Chris-
id
these well-known teeth brushes
Prophylactic.
BVESIIW PUBLIC
POPULAR YOUNG MATRON
Vmmm,mm:.wmvnra mn i yt'jn w
tlan street, has returned home after
spending several weeks In Maine.
Miss Careline Prlce and Mlsn Jessie
Price, of 423 Preston street, have re
turned home nfter a stay of heveral
weeks In the Poconos.
Miss Rosalie V. Toomey, of H02 Seuth
Fifty-fourth street, hns returned from
Atlantic City.
North Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond A. Cabrey, of
2C44 North Twenty-second street, nre re
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a daughter, Patricia Plcrie Cabrey,
Mrs. Cabrey was Mlsn Kathryn Marie
Crane.
Dr. and Mrs. -William Teller, of 1713
Oreen street, nre spending several weeks
at Plekferd, Me.
Mr. Walter D. Dnlslmer, of the Royal
Apartments, Bread street and Otrnrd
avenue, spent a few days with Judge
and Mrs. Herace Stern at the lattcr'a
cottage In Vcntner.
Ml Florence Morehouse, of 1922
Xeith Camac street, lias returned home
nfter spending a few daja in Doyles
town. Miss Eleaner Smith, of I.r.l9 North
Carllsle street, has returned home after
spending a fortnight in Chelsea.
Mr. Jehn McAnlnley. of 1230 West
I'rlc nvenue. hna returned after spend.
Ing several weeks at Mount Cirutn.i.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Brown, of 171
Dftuphln street, have left en a trip
through the State, stepping frr a vvhlle
at Gettjshurg. They will retum home
after September 6.
Seuth Philadelphia
Dr. Jehn J. Gllbrlde and his son. Mns
ter Donnld Ollbride. of 2521 Seuth Ure.ul
street, have returned home nfter spending
seme time In Baltimore, Md
Miss Isabelle Bauey. of 2133 Seuth
Seventeenth street, nnd her aunt, Mlsi
Mary C Rooney. who have Just returned
from Washington, D. C , ure spuidinc
sevcral weeks In Atlnntle City.
Mr. Malcolm Kox. of 1121 Snyder ave
nue. Is spending n few dajs as the guest
of friends In Wlldwoed Crest.
Mr. Krnnk Rooney. of 2J33 Seuth Sev
enteenth stie. hns left en an cxtcnslvj
trip te Nev Yerk.
Germantown
Mlsi Nera SmythfleH, of Wc-it John John Jehn
eon btrect, Is visiting her uncle nnd
nunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geerge West, nt
their cottnge lit M.-nh.ittin Beach
Mr. nnd Mrs William Llpkln nnd their
daughter. Miss M.iv Llpkln. of 702 Clive
den avenue, and Mr Herace Majer have
returned from an automeb.lo tiip through
Cannda.
Mr. Benjamin McCarthy. Jr., of Ger
mantown. snent the week-end at Wild-
weed.
Purchasing
Agents' Orders
Accepted
Aug
3 Off Winter Prices
Similar savings of one-third are
reflected in every garment
throughout our vast stock.
Come in tomorrow while stocks are
complete and the advantages of early
selection are greatest.
Six Specimen Values Tafyen
at Random te Illustrate the
Savings in This Sale.
French Seal
Capes
79.50
ll'lnfcr 'Men
125.00
French Seal
Ceat
45.00
TTIritur Price
13.00
mP
A
LBDG!B-PHII1ADEI;PHIA, ' MONDA,Y, '
MRS. WILLltyt W. DOD1NB
Mr. and Mrs. Bedinc are spend
ing the greater part of the eum
mer at their place in Villanova,
t
taking a trip of several weeks'
duration te New England
Frankford
Mr. nnd Mm. Arthur Dyrart, of
Sllers street, nre receiving congratu
lations upon the birth of n son.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Tomklnsen. of
the Oxford Apartments, are occupying
their cottnge In Asbury Park for the
summer.
Delaware County
Mrr. Leuis Jack, of Meylan, has been
entertaining her daughter-ln-lnvv, Mrs
Arthur Juck, of Chester, for a few days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Beeth Tedd
nnd their famllv, of Chester, have re
turned from n fortnight's stay In WII WII
llamspert, where they were guests of
Mr. Tedd's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlermnn Wlrz will sail
In a short time for Eurepe. where they
will remain for a few months.
Mrs. Nerrls Scott entertained Infor
mally nt luncheon nt her home in Moy Mey
lan last week, her guests Including Jlri
Scwel Cerkrnn, Mrn. William Ceniegvs,
Mrs. Harvey P. Heward, Mrs Nun Hall,
Mrs. Herman Wlrr. and Mist Louise
van Zant. Mr. and Mrs. Scott nnd their
daughter nnd fcen. Miss Gretchen Scott
nnd Mr. Nerrls Scott, Jr., have left bv
meter for naglesmere, where thev will
remain until nfter Laber Day. "Their
nleni. Mk. iiim,.,i. T.nh .'.'
pnnlcd them.
Sanaa
"Just what te DO, SAY and WEAR, by one of New Yerk's prom
inent society women." Philadelphia Inquirer
"The Clue Boek of Secial Usage"
A fruide te Geed Ferm in speech, te charm of manner, nnd te these rc
lining influences that serve te smooth and sweeten modern social life.
ETIQUETTE. ,
In Society, in Business, in Politics, and at Heme, by
EMILY POST (Mrs. Price Pest)
Auther of "I'urple and Finn I.lnen." "The Title Murkct," Kte.
II T .storm
tl I ami be
Q X life, pr
.reilMATIOM en pcrennl mnnnrii
Becini cuxtema in oery imuxe or
practlcfll from thn rrndlx tn the
nrne. ib preNonied. witn numerous pnoto pneto pnote
Rrniihla illu'trntienand uh Mrs. Pest's
poeltlen an fecial nrtilter Ih roceKnlzed In
polite aecletj. nhnt ehrt waa ran be nc
ret.ted ni uuthnrltatlve Anionic the
thousands of point tlie cecrs are:
I'ermrt way tn Introduce When Intro
ductions are unnccesnrj Hew strangers
ni'iulre eerinl ntandlnv In n mmmunlt
Hew a eunBBlrl Is presented te eeiet
hnKnscments Wedding yitta Ilrlde.
fretctt 8ve Cleth. CM) ragei f,. nrt: s; is, postpaid. All Boek-stores, or
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publijneri, 354-360 fourth Avenue, New Yerk
'Remodeling and Repairing at Moderate
Ceat
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
C Opposite Keith's Theatre)
ust Fur
m JBi 111 w
mm H 111 H
k&ahkaim& 131 laiJll r.T.lMf HX
Natural
Raccoon Ceat
175.00
innfer J'rC6
175 00
Natural Muskrat
Ceat
9S.50
Winter Price
135.00
We've made special prevision for these who
wish te take advantage of the low sale
prices. A moderate deposit secures any fur,
and the storage until Fall is gratis. Small
payments may be made each month.
Extra Large Sixe Coats Up te 54 Bust'
Norristown "
Mrs. Kenneth Hewie, of 10 ! Knlb
slroet, entertained nt tt ten en Wednes
day nfternoen nt the Plymouth Coun
try Club In honor of Miss Gertrude
Hunter. The marriage of MIbs Hunter
nnd Mr. Jehn W. Gault, of Portland.
Me., will tnke place the lntler part, of
October. Mrs. Hewle nnd Mist Hunter
received the KUcstn In the main recep
tion room of the elub. Mrs. Geerge
W. Hnrrlsennnd Mrs. Ashley 1 Hunter
presided nt Iho tea tnble. They wero as
sisted In serving by Mlsn Mnry Hunter,
Miss Isabel Ryder, Miss Harriet 11.
Chain, Mlsi Cathorlne Yeakle nnd Mrs.
P. Frnnk Hunter, Jr.
Mrs. David M. Martin, of nldge pike,
gave a dinner lust week In honor of
their daughter's, Mlns Mary Martin,
twelfth birthday.
Miss Anna B. Eisenhower, of 802
De Kalb street, Is at Diamond Pend,
Colebrook, N. II., for several weeks.
Mlsi Elsenhewer spent the pnst six
weeks In study nt Mlddlebury College,
Mlddlebury, Conn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Russel March, of 1421
De Kalb street, left this morning for
n. trip te Niagara Falls.
Miss Mnry Evans, of 622 Swede street,
Is visiting relatives and friends In
Furnlss, Pa, f
Mr. Benjamin Hughes ti spending
several days In Barnecat City.
Mm Sara Herren nnd her daughters,
MIj.3 Knthorlne Herren. Miss Margaret
Herren and Miss Wlld.v Herren, of 208
East Oak street, are spending seme time
In Atlnntle City, N. J.
Mr. Charles D. MeAvtey nnd hta
family, of West Main street, have re
turned from a. meter, trip te Maine,
Miss Beatrice .Tarrett, of C18 Haws
avenue, will spend the next several
weeks In Baldwin, N. Y.
Moercstotvn
The Rev. Jehn- IX. Mnsen, nnd his
family are home from a vucutlen spent
at Ocean City.' -
Mr. and Mrs. Whltmcre Atkinson nnd
their fnmlly, of Seuth Wnshlngten ave
nue, are In the Pccone Mountains.
Mrs. N. N. Stokes, Jr of Chester
avenue, hns gene t0 Buck Hill Falls.
Dr. and Mrs. C7 L. Hendersen are
anionic the Moorestown colony at Buck
Hill FnllB.
Miss Maude Lcffcrts, of East Central
avenuc, Is spending a fortnight nt Orr's
Island. Ma, nnd Portsmouth, N. II , n8
the guest of friends.
DOCTOR IS ROBBED
Dr. It. S. Itusllng, n physician nt the
Cicrmnntevvn IIeHpltnl. wns robbed of
Jewelry valued at Silt! yesterday. A
sneak thief entered the phyMclnns' re-it
room while Dr. Itusllng wan attending
n patient and took two stickpins nnd n
geld wutch.
seriKTY is thk Rrin: or ni:AiiNe
livery mernlnK fruin uvery corner of the
society world nre Internittnc bits of nevvs
that every woman loves in. .roan in tlie
Habit." Wu.
groemi nnd bridesmaids WcddlnK
clothes Letters of Introduction anil
re-entmend itlen Country houje hospltal hespltal
Itv Week-end What te wear tn a
reftuurant Luncheons, tea, dinner Par
tie Etiquette of the eluh, brKlue table,
Belt link, ljiillrnen !tow te nk for a
ilnnee Hew te lnlte n Blrl te nupper
Deportment at Iho opera and the iter
Correct fernn for Imitations Phraw
tiiat nre neer nttered In txt secletv
Werdln of letterM of thanks WrlMnt
pntet- Hew te lddrcia eminent pennn
ni.es Hew te bepln nnd end a letter
ChrlstenliiBs und funerals.
Mail Orders
Promptly Filled
Hudsen Seal
(Shunk
Trimmed)
242.50
lnnfrr PWce
31S 00
Hudsen Seal
Cape
222.50
Winter PHe
3SO.0O
Hudsen Seal is dyed musk
rat; French Seal is dyed
ceney.
Our Enttre Sleck of Fnr Steles, Sc(s and
Chokers Included In This Event
Sale
i?S-
AUGUST 21, 1922 ,
1220-22-24
Closing Out
At Less Than Cost
Flannel Skirts $JT.75
Were up te $12J0, new J
Silk Capes $JfT
Were up te $390, new JL ZJ
Printed Crepe ,
Dresses
Were up te $39.50, new
All Purchases
Billed October 1st
KIU'CATIONAI,
Deth Sexe
Become a C. P. A.
Pelrce i:enlnst r"eurM qualify for
Htuta C. 1' A. Examinations.
Practical 3ny and eventnir ceures
Rle in Uunlneas AdmlnUtrntlen
Accounting. (Jenenil nuslncsn. Balon Balen
rnnnshtp. BteneKrnphy nna In bocro becro bocre
tarlal and Teacher Training.
Day Scheel Open Sept. n
NIkIU Scheel Opvnn Bent. 18
PEIRCE SCHOOL
of Business Administration
Write for SSth Year Boek
rine St. Went of Ilread
The William Penn
Charter Scheel
Scheel Opena
Tuesday, Sept. 19
Mahc-up Examination
Monday, Sept. 18
Open for Inspection nnd
ClnsHlllcntlen of I'uplU, Sept. Sth.
Richard M. Gummcrc, Ph. D.
Ilendmnftler
BANKS
EU81NJG&& Dar Schd '
VOILfMUMf Nieht Scheel
TRAIN HEItE!
Are ieu loeklnK for the bet In
business eduenllim? Th'.n It will
ray you well te lmestlKJte tnu
famous intlturlen of business.
llnv delimit nnellM teet. r.
Nlitlit rielieul eiwim hept. 7
12(10 Wnlnut t.. rhlhid-lnlii.t
Wanamaker Institute
23d and Walnut Street
OPENS
Dut Pdioet. Stntemlier 13
Afternoon A Ihrnlnjc .clioef.
September 20
WRITE POP. CATALOO
TeKcnene L.ecust hmu
I'ki:pakk fob a ri:ttkr pomtien
Our cJUre.H in Keneiul business irdtnirxr
also bteneuraphv HoekkcaplnR and Se rt
tarlal, liie titled many uns nmn and
If Ynn Wnnt '? knen' new nl-'t choel ,r
11 lOU VUIll deeleps "haclihene write
or teiepuone us teua-v tvainut cu c-i) for the
pleturea ind the nery n' the three little
Uercer (rlrls. who one
after another all took I
a nlht kcIioeI ceur.e here Ttie eldost Is
new earnlnu tlTnn n icr an private pr pr
reiary. and the ethers Jlnnn en h Peuer
Is deelnpeil fast tit STRAYKR S, the busl
niss si hrel that cuirantucs 1.00I potltlens
t.07 Chestnut street
Oak Lane Country Day Scheel
Oak Lane. Phlln., Pa.
A Preir-esse Hchoel for H; and Olrla
from Klndercatn te College Afebiu
ealla for and returns children Thlvtv ny..
ei athletic fllds. plaxrruund and woodland.
TeloDhena Meliese JOT Write
F. M. FHOELICHER. Headmnstar.
Obk Lane Country Day Scheel.
HIGH SALARIES are,'1'"J trained
, , sale-men Thore
Is a thoreuKhl praetlc.il couree In Balea
mi nhip nt w
OH'l ei .nllall-Phe'ne lliriK lM-H,""iV,
- --- --r.-rzzi
PHII.ADKU'IUA TIUINCUMKINDB
IH'MU MIM1 VUlUIlltfltt AT6.
BwlmmliiL- Peel Open Ihreiuhnnt Yenr
Lessens in Hwlmmlnir divine and llre-iavte
Oymnaalum opens in September. Iioekltt.
Arrly at Office. 1T05 N Ilread st
COMMr.HflVL TinCHKUS' TftAININd
( Ol K-1 -Urecsr .'ion and, leuclitjplnj
lle.ikli.iiiln? nil Mi'ihndj
TIIP. TULOIt .fneilL, IIIP3 'Market St
Where CIrch- nhntthn u was Pirst tausht in
Ph'ln lelpMn
'"MISS WOODS' SCHOOL""
Ter P.xr rnileii il Children
LANLIKIItNIL PA.
Ccns'ilt Publle Lelyer Hureqii for nartltilar
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
Scheel Year Opens September 19th
BTANLUY It. AKNALL. Principal
niU HOI JIAN SCHOOL. S201 U'lilnni 81.
A day school for slrls and smail boys will
sien ter Its twenty-third year Beptember "1
tUJS Pnlietta Preparafrv and Oeneril
purser UUi-beth W. Ilralej. Headml.trwa:
Palms Business College J27 He""
hherihird llmikke.. .in. fai irnrl il"n"r.'ueh
Tt'cwrmna; ete Hiv t Tu Ind v 1 mifut
t'rnnn. Museum, r-rhoel of Industrial Art I
Hruad 4 Pine Joua Sept 20. Hi. d'V;1
Ptlt, IS te 20
n. t. S.i,A,.t .t-r' ."'s
ltec Kea.. Bept 2S. 27. 2(17 e P. v
ClIPMIhTKY AND I'll MIMAC'Y VOl'IIHEa
PhlliidelPhlii rellece of I'M iriiije. i-it..?.-8
s. .- --- i - r ZZZrl ,
niiiijMennnd Re
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Thorough, Practical Courses
Per iirpri'Dtlces Journeymen draftsman
deslBnera foremen nnd superlntndenta!
PI N UKAIIN(5. EsTlMVTINO
Mill I'll HAL riMilNrhliiMl
KIJJCIKK AL IN.srAI.LAriU.N Pl'isillINn
Register Kew Saul for Catalog
Y.M.C.A. TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
1121 Arch St. 1013 Ililih Av. Mil & Hansom
SfAPI.EWOOO near Phlla 01st yr. Wakei
"L?"!1;!""1" Ilre,", ""i1 h"f'" "hi
nlH.. l'llllll.. Iimnm-aa bhi.U... . "
rdrn
IX'IWJ Er0'""'"""! s-Veol. the state liewtj
COI'
w. . -.,,w 1W1T,
S
vnKxiwCjViSV
women rer responsible positions. Inc1lNlUu.il Z.iX '",' e"r ,i "irr.V,.i-.i "?"'. " "
ins.nictlen. Pall term. -lart3 Sept.' ll! tt?"'.,,?, aSilSr,5L,e,r,Ia' .?.fl'ta.
k ..,.,..... Vv.-J1 ,a,a""-"- ' Buaints. Administratien: 18 wk.""ceur'aS
(iUVU ''"' M'sIi:Sn (III.LEt.i: in Automotive Mechanics. Day and nlint
'frSJIiW ..'U'" Cnllene uf PuinniertK classes Write for Information te Dlraetwr
VB3S' 1710 Market ''t.. Phil iili-lpliln I Keine Institute. '
- 13.1 Nerlli 4lli Street. RenAlnr t.
llcMutlful, elevated nnd healthful leca Nm-.ii " '" '" 90'le'", Preparr.terv and sac.
casses llanklet .1 ( sliertlMSe a'1 ' r?,Bnl ceurr"". Al,,,,,c Onme.tle rtclen??
Hiinnnl. Prln. Uex J7. Chester H.iL-hts '"""-Be "'?. vir pupils In IUIn Cjnwfl
Walnut Street
J.Htr-VTIONAI,
Yeunc A'rn neil tin)
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ENGLISH FOR FOREIGN-BORN
TUTORING
ClasFen mernlnir. nfternoen. eveninr. open
.femlay, feept. 11 Individual attention. Kx Kx
lierlmrGd lntruoter. Hftpld creereis for
earnent ntudcntu Werk planned apeclel for
tnatura men und women.
ftnd for Catalec
Y. M. C. A. PREPARATORY SCHOOL
L' Anh Si 1013 I.ehlch Av 52d & Banem
CIILSTNUT HIIJj ACADEMY
A Any aril bearding rchoel ter bera,
i Preparation for collect Sveclat rat for
tvt-dny hoarders Hr'm Sept. 2flth.
J. L. I'ATTnitaON. IleadmaeUr
AI.I.KXTOry. l'A.
Allenlewn Preparatory Scheel
Prepares for college or teehnlcnl school
fmnll clisies: Individual Instruction. AIM
temnerclnl ceur. Student cevernnwit.
All athltc. Splendid modern bulldlnra.
I arBO campus ana mn nasium special cart
ter yeuncer boy Rn,' t,10O Catalecua,
IIKW1N JI. SIIAI.TKK. A. M. Ilradmt
nnTiii.i:E.M. pa.
BETHLEHEM
rBni'AHATOUY HCIIOOL
Prepare boys for nil icnainit cellesea ana
tinlxersltles. Scholarships Modern build
!ns extensive grounds. Gymnasium, swim,
inn.; poe) and all athletics Separate Junier
UclejI Ilenenabls rate. Catalecua.
Jehn M. Tuecey, St. A.. IIe.idineslea
llni U. Iletlilihrm. I'enna.
HAltltlsllt'nG. I'.v
Hanisburg Academy ''"iTllnr
en'er end lunler Depnrmrnts.
rates or cataieir ij nnnress' Art
Hnmn. Hendmnster. Ilnrrtubnrr. Pa,
I T.ANrATEB.PA
FK.VNKI.IN AND MARSHAL ACADE5IY
Prepares heys for all celleKee and technical
rchoels iiederate tarn's. Catalexue.
Addreks V. M. IIAKTMAN. Pd. II.. Principe!
Het 412. Lancaster. Pn.
NAZARETH. PA.
NA7.ARKTH HALL MILITARY rArEIT
llex 0. NarAret'i. Pa. l'eunded 1143
Pieparnterv and RuKlness Courses. Senior
lntrn ediate nnd Junier Depts Athletic.
M'UMrv Life Ker. A. II. Thneler. rr-n..Prln.
PENVsinita pa.
l'i:i(KIUM!' sciHlUL FOR HOYS Music.
Oratory and HMlpss KchelariftlPB Net cen-dui-ted
for profit Moderate rates Catalejrua
OSCAR S. KR1LREL. I). II.. Prlncleal
. Rei 1JI0 Pennstmre; Pa
Rr.nrNn.pAi
Keystone 'Institute
"The Service Scheel"
A felly equipped school with ejreert in.
BWARTllMRHB. PA.
Swnrthmnrs Pnipirntery for Hots. Send
' , '"r ;"?. W. P. Tnmltnaes,
........ .. iin.i . ...f ii, r uriiimere. ia.
IIOUIIKNTIIWN. . J.
II()RIr.NTOV MILITMtY I.NsTITfTP
TheriJi,h ineparat'en f"r oil. t,e or 1 tis,!
ne-M i:(tlctMiit facult email causes indi.
' luul HttRiitlnn Mlltir trilnltii: 3nth
etr 1'er eatniecrue .iIIph'h l)-anr C-""
I'el. T. II. Lnndeii. Ilenlcntnun, N. j""'
Principal ind ( "mm indant
M K.N ON Ml, N. .1.
WENONAH ex
1 1 .- "thful lontien 12 mile" from jji,ii
diliihin College entr.ince, buslncsa and
spfiM il courses Heys tauKlit HOW te
ntud Stparnte department for Junier.
tU?'" i V $650" X"PP'r
Scheel. J7C0 Catnlec and View Iioelt
,..-.. A1.I . . la.. " ""
Koelt I -
.MAJOR C. A. SXYIIEK, Sunt.
Uex n. K.NO.NAII, N. J.
HON, N. y7
CLASON-
MILITARY ACADEMY
A C'atliullc lleiinllnir Illicit srhoel nnd
V, r. (iirrniiieiii It. (I T. C. ion
dm toil lu tlie llrutlirrs of
.. .. . the Clirlstlnn .srhoels.
While eliised nk lin esi.entliillj military
ulinel Hie kihelnatle mirk nlnnsa takra
iiiei.d-iur Mllltiiry nnd At'ileile nref.
errnux lire dependent en nendemic Und.
In MnirlmiH itrnunds. (ItllnlufullT sit
uated en I unit Ihlaiul sound.
Kev. Brether A, Jereme, Director
llitbun Mllllarr Aeiidemv. llrent. N.Y.O
Tejephtne Westchester SU70
I.KXIMITON. VA
Costle Hill Aendrmy, Lettncten. V. Idael
location and cllmate Prepares for roll..?
j
L.Iii urslt 1,'S COM rnrnf.nl i,.ml.mi.. - ." .
" S"0"1" 'acuity. Military tralnln. Me.
nldcent bulldlnas. laru minmiZ' i,?
for Ua under 13
13 Per tat add lh snnl" I
. Viiiing Weniennnd (.IrU
MRS. CASKIN'S SCHOOL
Fer Girls Day rrA Bearding
Country location 12 minute, from
Philadelphia, 21 ncrM of Camou.
All Sports. Ilerkev. BasketbaiL
Tviinln. Oolf nnd TleraebarU Itijjnar
ColleBe Preparatory nnd Qenerli
Ceuraen. Piane with Thuel Ilurn.
hum. Demestic Arts and Secretarial
Course. Catalogue.
MIlS. LA OnON CASKIN
Overbre'A. Pennnylvntiks
TelepiDiic, Merlen 6CJ
City Line and Qruan Hill Ferms Hitat
miss h. ,iavi:t snnum 'pr1,!,,,;;,,
Sllfs lllmun's hihiiel for Klndrrcartnir".
Junier, Henler ami OriiduVli ciuV.'.
Primary methods. Practice klndersart.al
0Q pne Bt., Phllodelphi. 1'i
iIam hnvu nr.l m L. (.. . .... ..
. I, .i.i 1 1 i , i '""gj'JLt
ft)lreeilen Benier Cemtf of AmrKfAfc
J:NETnENTU AND MAnKBT
11. T80, 8:30, 8:30, T:S. 0:80
A Paramount Picture
GLORIA SWANSON
IN A SAM WOOD MtODUCTfON
HER
Can you Imagine
Olorleua Olerla as
the dancln eenna eenna
tlen of Paris wltn
ever n. ecore of dar-ln-,
danllng dance
costumes?
GILDED
CAGE I-
David Powell, Harrison Ferd and
Walter Ulers Are In tlie Cast
nvisi Twni TumtEi
STANTOMl
10TII AND MAItKKT
REOPENS SEPT. 2
AT 11 A. M.
mV&" "MONTE CRIST0"fa m
PICTUHK
"THR WORLD IS MINE,r
ALDINE
inth and
Chestnut i
1 1 A. AT. -'
i r. t
MAY McAVOY
IN A PAttAMOUNT PICTI'nB
"The Tep of New Yerk":,
1Srtten
IS. 3. 4,
a, R and
10 P M.
m nneAD a cmcstnut
Katherine MacDonald
IN FIUST NATIONAL ATTHACTION
'THE BEAUTIFUL LIAR'
D A I A rU 12TH AND SrAItKKT
YPxIaPXXa 0 IS A M. te 11 P JL
MILTON SILLS
Clnlre Windser and Henry 1) Walthall ln,J
"One Clear Call"
VICTORIA
NINTH & MARKET
O A M. te 1t:lR P. 1L
William Fex's Massive Thriller
"THE FAST MAIL";
Rased en Lincoln Carter's Melodrama "
ACTIIIJJ KAI'll) AM) KUH1Q1IHI
AtVAllA in a. m te u p. jr.
penia "THE UNDERSTUDY"
C APITfil ,!:IOHT,I AND MARKET
IfAlllUL jn a M te 11:11 p.m. 1
NORMA TALMADGE l.r,
and KfriKNK OHUIRN
In "HAKKTY CURTAIN"
GLOBE
JUNIPER
AND
MARKET
II te II
POPl'
h'lar VaudevUle repuirt
spying yluaevuie rmcKs v
SATI
Willow Greve Park
ire Greatest of .il Ilandmastera
SOUSA
Thursday SOUSA DAY
EITH'S THEATREp
THE MEISTERSINGERS "
In T THK rr.t'H" -,n'
ELIZABETH BRICE
BEN WELCH "aM
M.!eLlct rJT,?"-1 4,r.i Mer"n '
Alek "If-urroundlnnreaturegiieTtdrt
CASINO
Rth & Walnut. Mat. Today"1'
BIG JAMBOREE"
ulth PRANK HUNTER
KIIPCATIONAL
Yeung Women nnd Olrla
202." N. Ilreid M A modern school. Iublttr""
irtntn flirt lnilnni Short wiuru lnftin,i..ML.M
Instruction Addres .Miss Pesij Mlfrrpen-c't ; tj
Crewthir ft744NTth M Oik Lane Phlla. '3,31
LITITZ. PA.
I.IMnN 1IAL1L NEMINARY
A ctrls" sthoel since 1746. Academic. Collera
j-reparaiery special courses. Neparau jrl
Depu Gvni.. Secretarial Cat Iter. l WL.
btencel. 11. II.. Prln.. n ion. I lilts. !'"
SWARTTIMORE
The Mary Lyen
Scheel
felleKP preparatory and irrneral
reuries Thoreuch preparation fee Jit
cniiPKe eiunince cnntnineci Wltn
cultural courses for the best
development of thp pirl. Th Ren
oral academic courses offer a com
plete, practlenl and cultural educa
tion Hmphasls placed en Music,
Art Modern Languages and Homo Hemo Home
maklnK A ceuntrj" school In a collejre
town Ideal location for outdoor
sports and activities Horseback
rldlnB, lieckey, tennis, canetlng.
Athletics for every Blrl. Swlm
n intr Pultural advantages of
Philadelphia near by Well
appointed rooms, cozy fireplaces,
cheerful lUlriK rooms and a fine)
nuallty of comradeship make The
Mury Lyen Scheel n real horns.
rur i-iiiuinK nciuress
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crist,
principals
Bex 1508, Swarthmore, Pa.
!' K9T rj I k.stp.r. pa.
W.I.. tl.WI IVf.Till .....&.. .
Junier Collece Ceiirsen CJ years) t
Physical Education. Secretarial. Muia ffc
Art i.xproaaien Heme economics.
euete i-reiiuratten (4
Standard Courses for .t ben nillen. T
Ar-idemlc or lllsh Scheel (4 VeaT.) " t
kLlir?,1 LHS. tjioreuiih trnlnlnr for Ufa. '1
Christine F live. Prlnrlpnl. Ilei f Uln I
UCB
SI LSICA L.INSTK I' CTION
Zeckwer-Halin Philadelphia Muiical Acadaatfoe
..l.. WhmiL 11117 !.... . ... M""P .
Atrati-ScmeinteV 1 "11
Where
Shall
I Send
ivtr afii
I ml m M Bfla 41 mM
' Jf Vlllll 1
T
te
4. question can ta ... t
!XV.i,W.S-'Kj.'
KW.wteMy ni
catien
I'viiuciHH Jifltinr r-rr,..
rtlli .chKHE iSfy-'"'
or unlerlty ilur i-??"f
UnowIetlKe 0f u, LJnt,.m
hfri vryn
nnsjrim uuii
Plic UrJMTTOHf1
CHESTNCl at SIXTSH
e.'.aKul
f-iUi
)3Vfl
llLI. fll
fffifl
Lg.
ftS.
.s
u
ST'
W
.
t5'
W
tr
i
i .
w;
ci
'
.ij
vT
41
6
art.
i;
i?
tar'
. 4
(1
XT
cr
3 vby
v.
mil
-
-fc
)9lA
.J
...,
ir1
?J
aj
;V
-run
0
IJlS
3-
-,
rt.
lit'
Irtft
Jl
z?r
til'
3W
1"
u'l
l-r
rt-
)
41111
ST
lit
3f(l
tiV
a.
f
'
STf
it;.
'Ml
atm
r
nilrj
rxiyr
( i
att
"
ilm'
lift- M
."'. 'ii
If
iiej
siauiuk vuh Maui mmVi'i i
."1
. $)!
A.
i:"a
" .
lf
v:
tl
If.'.! .'.J. .r..
.,V..'ift