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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1922
ft '4
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
flancy Wynne Chats of Miss Lea's Engagement te Mr.
Woodsen Hancock, of Virginia She Sees
Striking Freck at Cape May
ICVN'T y t'lflt mfl".v f "" wrft
Jmrlced te hear of Katharine Lea's
...St te Weedy Hancock. as lie
fK'CilewtMl for Reme tin. Hut
nt does "a tP " ""'" ,'rsr' in
SrAtlne op PMltlnit. Ami I. for one.
ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
210S Pe Lanccy place nnd Wynnewood.
".iu uciiik uunKmiutaieu upon the birth
?Lft-.d,V!gh,!fr 1? AiiKiift 7, te be named
Janet Cecilia Ilalnsferd Mrs. Italns Italns
ferd wan M!s.i Inna Ttte.
-M.r' "JA ?lrs. 'Ilm A- "Icltev. of 351
Seuth Thirty-eighth street, who huve
been teiirln: th.-cuRh New Ungland nnd
the Berkshire, hnye, retumeil home nnd
later will re te their cottage at Cnpe
May, te remain until October.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Dudley RRKs, cf
Baltimore. hnew moved Inte their new
home In the Green Spring Vallev. Mrs.
She
nm
ter
offer tiicni both my heartiest eensrat
uiallen.
Kathmlne Is a (laughter of Sir. and
Mrs Charles L I'. who hnvr. that
fc!Milfi place. West Thorpe rnrtn.
5S,tI)enii. I tf member the benne
0"' aV ... rt..ut,,,t Wern Knt inrlnp
"' Cd rlr" AW Wl . iS'wll'S 5r"hnrM"r
Scend mnrrlnsp. hit ether daughter.
r. Perev Hndfen. of New Wk,
hiriitR been the child of hi first wife-.
The prcjent Mrs. Lea. Katharine's
mother. I lireminent In civic affair.
Durlni' the war (die nan in charRp of
one if l'" foed-f.nliiK division, and
traveled nil ever the Slate nddrfvdnf,
numbers of women en the subject and
deiits a creat cni u keuu
of Mrs. Francis
Haverford
H. Behlun, Jr., of
Mr .Jehn I neKrs nnd her daugh
ter. Mls Hathnrlnp Heprers, who have,
been occupying ihelr cnttnue at Cape
taj Mnce June, will return te the Core.
nadn October I.
Mrs' Theman U Burn nncl her daurh
ter, Ml Constance Burns, of 4.M8
Chestnut rtreet, will nail for Hurnpn
earM In Kontembei.. u-hrn il... n m
. . ...u I.IV.I !(
siii;nu nm winier irnveiinp
WlSt VieSS' friend. I ' F "?Wv& S
"n;,U?r 'P .fiK!lh-r S" llane cU -S' ""Sffir"
,nd .Taft Smith uerc mnrilcd ,tas tl.cy MIm Kitharlnn HiitnH. whel,.,B Vpcpntlv
,cre en n day h nollce dutinK (lie tjturneil from a atny at Shelter Island.
nrl: f-he did uch a levclv thinst. N; hap been the ;ueu for a few days
un a lunciieen at I ip J.cnK "' """" m . neicca.
TrA
tint dt. 'ind Kathnrln" Hancock ;
te be one of the Kiiet.. c.1. vunl
enme flint Jns reu'tl cct twcnty-feui
hours Imvp PPierc sailing, or feiup
West Philadelphia
tlcnii hae been Irsuefl
hing of the hind, nnd he wanted 1 Wnrn, n e fi?" Fl0,0'1'
Hrlol.Pe hc ntereed. and. of unte'r; 'mS fi!?
course, word wni iPllt te the I.raa Floed and Or I.ee McKlnstr Bran. e
Inlttlcnn hae been Imuert bv Mr
and Mr Wllllim Jeenh Floed, nt
ire or
Marie
an nf
4200 Phtnnt ttrrt nhti-c,,- e.l.
,-x. '; l. eclI MR In Dahlcren
Chapel, Oeoifietewn UnherMty, Wash-
Mrs KdWArrl Ktirtmn1 f..,.Al.. .
Ci'.IC'1?0.' .ha'i returned te her home nt
53JS Walnut Btreet after .1 fertnltrht !
that she ceujd net attend the lunch
eon, n t-he was uusiiy euyinj; a wcu
dins frock-
What did Katharine Ica de but
tither thp ether luncheon guesth to te
tether, 'and after the "cats'" they
'and grounds' "ami a.hercd nil they ! "' ftl Blm" and A.buVy P.rk."N:' J?
could carrj. lhen in meters te
old St. Daxid's Church at Deven
with their pil. and when the little
bride entered the church thnt late aft
ernoon fhe faur.d a bower of flowers
awilting her.
There won't be epcnxlnn, m far nf
ne cun jy. for such n dcmenM ra
tien for Kntbnrinp Lea's ucddlnci uratulatlens unen tie i.irth of n S,,,- .
dav. but I am Mire all her friend will I ter Mm. Reed, before her mnrrlnrje ln'bt
with for opportunities te show hew , August was Miss Jean n Campbell, of
much they think of her nnd her tin- i pioeltlj-11. .V y. Mr. need, a former
felnh character. Ne. Weeden Han- ' li0 i.if' "as 8radual'-'tl from Yale
cedi is net a brother of Katharine i unc
Hancock Smith, t-e there was no re- M'm Leuis Uderkln of 4S3fi San
nnntic reaf-en for deins this. It was i f0m , street who, with her parents, is
Jut leeaiife slip f a peach or a s'.rh V .. i ""miner at their cot Lib;
and wanted her fiicnd te have a VniJ cl,p '" J18 her ?ueat miss Orace
beautiful floral piciurc te remember Anr-Ct,c Farrfn- "f N-w erk
Arerfi Philadelphia
Mr. and Mr Eirl k Mmiip ,. i,n.
marriaffe took plac? June 21. h'ap re
turned from their we.-Mlnr irin n or.
tpnrinp the remainder of the summer
i .vuiuiiic v.uy. Mrs Mueller will be
rt"V!?b';re, "3 MlM Melissa M Kelder,
of C03G Klnsscsslnsr acnue
.caI1,,"?11 Mr''- "artpy a Reed, et
ievj .. iimui sireet. niu rece Inr fnn
for that weet little sad wedding.
1'nrtnintPM. Ja hmith came home
tafe from the war, and he and his wlfi
II
D1.1
til'
f our nt Stenton nvpiiut and Met - ! vii'.u8 Iebert l Slbsen. of 4fi23 North
wld lane in Chestnut Hill Se i th"evr.0, Hl ,Wi L1 t.n,ertal.n JA.J1""41"
here and etre.uelj well liked. He ihl,- r,, " Mr" Daniel I Murphv ind
tue son of Mr. Hank Hnmeek. of , ?? 'i'" Murpny. of us North
UiirlotteMllIe. Va.. and enme up te te OveVbroek wSSV. ?i i'.- mew "hv
a.tend college. He ifc v.ell likcd in j heusinGreen ?um fti""6 WkCn a
the xeillictr -et. nnd lirn. been relmr I 1 ..?""' "''""
te nil the balls nnd partlrs. Ne date
has been frt for thp ueddiiv, hut U
s net lil,e. they will wait till rpring
Perhaps it v 111 he a late fall wedding.
WHAT Mrlklng frocks Mrs. Alpy
CllIlM WCIirf. thnfin ilme ,1.,.... nt
Seuth Philadelphia
Mr neb'.-rt Sullivan of 1714 Merris
street, win spend this week-end at the
summer home df hla parents In Wild-weed
JJ I lipp wears these dnjs down nt 5IJ'' T'erence OpIIrr
Cape Mar Yeu knew she nnd Alev ,n,h n,Itl McJCcin Mrei
ha;e a cottesp there mul Nnncv Is cer-1 last ntck ln Chlsi
ffher. of Klcht-
treets. spent aeme
elsea.
tilnlv one .Htiactlie-loeklns' prMn Mlfs Mary Mclntyre. of 162B P.ltner
Blip was en the bench one nfrnmnnn pa. street, has ntumri hf,ne rmm , -.,i,'
eentli with her little dauRhter Ciarn 8l,v ln Klrkwoed.
n'J ii0,"i.iwi0 ' :,ri0I'1 nnfl h a, P01- ! Mr riantc Hunt, or ifl3J Ritner street
feet lamb with her Rold-breun curls. , left last SMturdav for an exteVisle trip
Nnnc.i's dress was of rose-celorcd Jreijsh Niagara Kails, Canada and the
heavy canton crepe nnd the i-kirt had Nertncrn tatc?.
Inr-et panels f white en either &ide Mr nnd Sir' Jehn i arrell and famlh
and wliltp piail buttons down the flout f -A-'! Seuth .Sixteenth street, are
of the f lock. Hpr hat was rose. colored i s'7en"'n ,he tenten In Wllduoed
crepe te mat.-li the die-s. and fhe were Mr Ralph c Campbell, of 143' Jick.
4-rai me. kings nnd Mlnpera. Speaki.iR ' Kn street' ha, left for i tour through
of Uar.i ( hpp lcmindR me of nnethei Canada and the Northern States
ers et t in :iine niaterinl peeplns below "PendhiR some tlm. at Atlnntlc ctty
the frock. Bteppinu at the Ambassadei Hetel.
The ( uldipu nt Cnpe May are nlwn3 Mrs Dn-.ld Vellmer of 2231 Seuth
wonderful te ire. Yeu see, the usuallv ' evpntpnth street, nnd Mrs Charles
spend the whole season tlierc. and thev ,trebe'. f lr5 West Susciuehanna avc.
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MISS MARION RE IX EKE
Mr. Albert C. Rehickc announces the engagement of his daugh
ter, Miss Marien Reinckc, of 12JH North Bread street, te Mr.
Jehn P. Drethcrten, son of Mr. and Mrs: Martin Drcthcrten, of
Cynwyd. Miss Reinckc is the granddaughter of Mr. William
J. McMullin, with whom she is spending the summer at Cape
May
DR. ALFRED C. WOOD
MARRIES IN PARIS
University Hospital Surgeon Takes
Dr. Dorethy Dennelly ae Bride
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TWO DARING WOMEN
SCALE MT. OLYMPIA
JACE 6' JDQUEfr :-: By Edgar Wallace
Who's Who In the Story
cor.es'iu, nA.v nevsttAtiY, tat.
ceartr-eraltifrf but uncaiitillij ettvtr
leader cf a carta of creeks, hat becem
nlarm'd nt receipt of a hnav et elubi,
iBiitrt "Jack e' Judgment." after several
of his exploit), all of whtch are ttibtlv
arviird te enrich Mm without risking fJi
law's penalties, lie tries te disarm mi mi
McIehh oatherlne arevnd him bv com'
plaining te
STAFFOItl) Ultra, of the Londen Crlm.
Incil Intclllatnce rerce,
I'IS'TO StlA'A, a sleek man nbeuJ fount.
tones ill nltciifein en ait aitreas, who
rebuffs him. She Is
AtAtHIE WHITE, daughter et Setlv White.
one of the eana u,he wishes te retire,
Hhe Is Intirestid In Stafferd.
LOU IV. MARSH, a dellfacrd but etcver
girl, who nets as "tumii" et the black black
mnlWe 09110,
"KV.'SLl," CHEWn, once a efiitlemnn,
neiu a croefc.
perhaps seu did wisely, perhaps you
did net. I should imagine that her
explanation is a very simple one."
"What de you mean, sir?"
"I mean," said Sir Stanley, "that
unless 'Jack e' Judgment has the Rift
of appearing In two places at once, she
is net Jack."
"Out I clout understand, nlr.
a tight pinch, if I wished te terrify this
man, that was tlm role te assume."
Sir Stanley nodded.
"And the telec, of course, was easy."
"Hut hew could jeu lmltnte the
voice if eu have never seen Jack e'
Judgment?"
"I miw him once. Slip shlveied a
II t tic. "ion seem te fereet, Sir Stan-
"I menn," said Sir Stiinlcy, "that , ley. that lie rescued me from that dread
Jack e'Judgment was in ihe celnnpl's i fi'I heusp.
room Infct nlRht, was in fnct sitting
bv thp colonel's; beduldp wIipix tlmt
gentleman nweke; and according te the
Htntement which CoIeiipI lleundary
tunde te tue about two hours age In
this room, warned lilin of his npprouch nppreuch
ing end."
It was Stafferd's turn te be aston
ished. "Are you sure, sir?" he asked in
credulously. "Abselut ely"' said Sir Stanlpy.
"Yeu don't imaglni! thnt thp coIeiip!
would Invent that sort of thing? Fer
some reason or ether, pevlldy te keep
close te the trouble tbnt's coming, the
colonel Insists upon bringing nil his
little chitchat te me. He nskpd for nn
Interview about 10 o'clock this morning
nnd reported te me thnt he bad had this
visitation. Moreover, the experience
hns hncl the effect of upsetting the colo
nel, nnd for the first time he seems te
be thoroughly rattled. Where is Miss
White?"
"She's here. ir."
"Here, eh?'' said the commissioner, i
"Se much the better. Cun jeu bring '
her in?"
A few minutes Inter the girl sat ,
facing the tlrst commissioner i
"Nev.-, Miss White, we ip going te
nsk jeu for n fpw facts ubeut your
"MY Fnn:XD-" llQ brenthed. "I
1V1 don't knew what I'm te de with
jeu new I've get you. but I certainly
am going te register jour face for
future reference."
"Xe. no," said n- muffled voice from
behind the mnsk, "no, no, don't, 1 beg
of jeu!"
Hut the mnsk wns plucked nwny.
and. fumbling in hl, pocket, Stafferd
produced his elect rle lump and Hashed
It en the face of Ids priMjner. Then,
with n cry of amazement, he stepped
buck for he hud looked upon the face
of Mnlsie White!
Ter a moment there was silence,
neither speaking. Then Stafferd found
his oice.
"Mnlsie!" lie said in bewilderment.
"Malrltf ! Yeu .Tack e' Judgment?"
She did net answer
"Phew!" whistled Stafferd.
Then, siftim- en n trunk, he laughed.
"it is .Mnlsie, et an people in 'e-1 masquerade." said Sir Stanley kindly,
world. And I suspected It. tee! .., umlenttltm, tmu yml nI,ppnr,,i
The girl hnd covered her fnce Wn wearing the costume, und giving a fnirlj ,
her hands and was crjing snftlj and KOm mtatinn of the eice of Jnck e'
he moved toward her and put his arm .Judgment. New I'm telling you before
about her shoulder. , 'we go any further that I de net believe
"Darling, it is nothing very terrible. I for one moment thnt you are Jack e'
Please don't go en like thnt." Judgment. Am I right?"
"Oh. jeu don't tmdeifltnwl. you i s?i. nodded,
don't understand j" she wn; "j . "Perfectly true. Sir Stanley." she
itnnfnil tn nntt'll Silv.'l. 1 I'llPSSPlI Mini . , , 1. .. , , . '. , ,
: " ", :, - ' f t.i Mini. i iron i kniw wuv I cun sucn
he wns coming nert h " ,,f '".! mnd thing, except thnt I knew Pinte
blackmn ing rips, and followed 1,1m f wns rcnr(1(, of hnu , fc , fc f
"I followed him te Up "r: l my dress basket and made the mask
said, "and then I wntc lied h Im fre.i in ,f Ye , , , . k whether
nine cuwns ..- -" "''"," .. I might want It, but I thought that in
of the rend. De jen knew, l wen- "
dered whether jeu were here, tee, and I , -
looked everywhere for jeu, nut nppnr-
Of course," said Sir Stanley
"And you imitated him. did jeu?"
He turned te his subordinate. "I'm
accepting Miss White's explanation,
Stafferd, and I ni!vic jeu te de the
same. She went up te watch Silvn, ns
I understand, and took the costume
with her ns a sort of protection. Well,
Miss White, are jeu satisfied with jour
detective work?"
She smiled ruefully.
"I'm afraid I'm a failure as a de
tcctivp," she said.
"I'm nfraid ten are." Sir Stanley
laughed ns lie rose and offered hii hand.
"There is enlj one renl detective in
the world nnd that Is Jack e' Judg
ment."' Te lie continued tomorrow
Cepurlghi itcC 'urc Senspnp'r S'jndlcnt
7
i Hi
EITH'S THEATRE
THE MEISTERSINGERS
In AT TUT' cr.i'll'
ELIZABETH BRICE
BEN WELCH
Wrr n Iti-mn' A I'n Menn A
Mirk THreilrr''unrt,nitT(iiii-thp
(cnn. hit Tit Ti'i:rs FutM,ANr
WILLOW GROVE PARK
TO Itr.AH
SOUSA
AND HIS BAND
tet CltMine ntnn
ft
tlirecllen 'Jtunliir Cerepsny of AmrtjK
WSZ6,
. A. ftVtrW -li
n i.se. a 30, rfse. 7-ae. o.te f A,
GLORIA SWANSON
IN A 1'AUAMOt'NT rtCTUnB
"Her Gilded Cage'
Ntt AVck Ntrt', pnept.K.", ."J
UAT.T.ArR ItKID AND TIKTlR TlANtK
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Mi
ONKI TWOI THItKEI
rfiftw
IflTH AND MARKF.T
REOPENS SEP? . 2
AT 11 A it
WIS&AM "MONTE CRISTO"
PiCTUKR
"TitK wnni.n is MTNrr'
ALDBNE
lUth and
11 A.
Chratmit
Ttfarifen
PALACE
IA
'it P. M.
MAY McAVOY ; w
Next UVck rHAKt.F.i' HAY In
"A TAIt.OP-MAln MAN"
12. 2.
B H unit
1 P M.
S IUtOAT A nti:sTN't'T
Kathcrmc MacDonald
in rill-'. HKAI'Tltn I. 1.1 n '
12TH AND irAltKET
0 f. A M. te 11 P JL
Munm "(ne CAnnr CnlV Henry D.
VICTORIA fflTS? ..VA"!?!?
"THE FAST MAIL"
1 srl nn T.lnreln CwrlrrN Mrlni1rsm
ARCADIA ,eTr ncmn
Dehm "THE UNDERSTUDY-'
CAPITOL TO! VXlKFiZ
Nerma Talmadgc r..
JUNIPUK
AND
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POPL'I.AR V..J :n rePIM.in
SAT1PFTINO " ""vs-vmu PRICFQ
GLOBE
SlhAWflinut MnfTeiliv
BIG JAMBOREE
" KPANK Hl'NTBR
entlv there' was nobedv in sight when
I'inte came out with Lady Sybil, only
a soldier." ,
"I was thnt soldier, said Stafferd
"T illKPeverefl where Mr. Cietlll llted
land came up lntpr," slip went en. "Of
American Teachers First of Their 'course. I hnd no cry clear idea of
...... a i iwh.it I was going te de. nnd it was enlj
Sex te Make the Ascent ,)y tll() Kr0a?p,t irit that I found thp (
Washington. An?. 23. (Hy A. r.)
ulnitnw df the llbrnrv enen. It wns
. .t 1-. .. ....1.... n..A.. '' ulm entl ,.!,
Miss Winona Hailej. of Seattle, and '" ' "" "'" "'"'" "'"
In ii i'Ii.
Mrs. I.auric It. r razcur, of Chicago. I ..lt wnn-t pe lnlirh your luck as my
have scaled all four peaks of Mount ' forethought." Stafferd smiled. j
Oljmpin. nid te be the first women' . "N"w I wnnt te tell you about Jack
, ' , ... , ., t . 10 Judgment, hie began, but he,
known te have' achieved this feat, ac- topped her.
cording te a letter received from Miss i ,,, tint explanation wait." he said. '
Uniley 1 Dr. Cera Smith King, of this "T10 ,)nint j, that with veur evidence '
city, formerly of Seattle, where Mie i nn,i M1B. ,Ve linxe l'lnte bv the threat.
founded thn Mountaineers' Club of that
citj.
Mls Tin ller Is a teacher of Latin nnd
Ciiepk in n Seattle High Scheel, and
Whnl was that?
There wnh the sound of a shot.
"Probably a poacher." said Stafferd
nf.A.. ,, wi...ftit T im't imniinn Tinfr I
hs fraseur holds a like position In a I ng n gun. Resides. 1 don't think he '
flucnge High Scheel. They reached . mrries one. What did he threw at,
tlm i iiiuiml.i iinii.t 'i ..! ,..... T il. . ...
the summits AuguM 3 and August 5, tlie
icttcr win.
mary baker te marry
Mccormick next month
JOU' I
"A knife," she said, and he felt her l
shiver: "it just missed mc; But tell i
me. hew have we get Pinte?"
Thcj had left the shrubbery and were ;
walking tewnrd the house. She stepppd i
a little while te tuke off her long black
ilenk. and he saw that she was wearing j
a shin -skirted dies heiipnth.
"We must compel Cretin te presp-
s-wv , :-.
ants. A. C. WOOD
The maniage in Paris of two well-
known Philadelphia plnsicinns Dr.
hi-i ihc mrii wenicr u irewn horn nml.
mn-kii-eil Inlr l hnvA r, ... i ,cn""1. M"" inreuKn tne west Thev
i .in i, ; . . ., c frpr S,CP"' , ' u'rf lnc Buests of Mr and Mrs William
jui-t lev. te i ret down along thn (and Hatchel and Mr and Mrs Martin Veff.
et en alternoen te watch them. mcr of neveinnl. O and Mra. Christie
BILLIH Is tie, but he's net tee,
tnnnf tn clmn 1,:,. rti.int. !
ant fine ferling. if he does tense nt
timer.. The ether day auntie wns help
ing him and his sister Betsy te dress
for hrenH.i.st. Betsy is a ult elder, but
temehnn HilK was rendv te wash first,
te auntie said : "Betsy's net quite ready,
dear; .win g0 In nnd wiah jour face
end hands nnd then auntie will put en
your derm Miir."
Se I5llj went nnd with true five-year-old
deterit wns seen out. but Instead
of running for his suit he put his head
own en the bed and auntie heard hint
fobbing "Why, Billlc." said she,
'whit i, the matter?" And said the
little ma a. I f - fet-1 te mean Ynuse 1
wade HetM unit again te g.-t washed
twlar. "uuse 1 did it en purpose ves
tedfij " NANCY WYNNE.
i Hlmbaek, of Klj rla O
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
t.$n Interetinir engagement announced
te'lav t tit it of MIfs l.ucile Pellc Car.
.vi. uaijn-er nt Jir. William K
Along the Main Line
Mrs Jebn hanfften nnd Miss Oertrude
I.anrten. af Oerbroek, ar rtajlnc at
the Chalfet.te ln Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs A h l.anners. of 0cr.
brook, have cene te Atlantic Citj, te
stay at tha Ambassador.
Miss Marv McNnlly Miss Jean Mc
Xally and Mr Francis K McNnllv. of
H3n Oerbnek aenue, will Ieae to
morrow for Cape May te spend a week
Germantetvn
Mr and Mrs B V McCarthy, of
fiermantenn. entertained at a children's
party In honor of the seventh birth
day of thcslr son Master Dald Mi
Cnrthj Amenc the guests were Mlsa
Alice Powers, Miss Mary Powers, Miss
Margaret Powers, Miss Mildred Mich
ener. Miss Constance McCnrthj Miss
Ursula McCarthy M-istn- Jack Powers,
Master Walter Mtchtner and Master
Daid JlcCarthy
rr Jehn C Schramm announce. thi
Cartel , mr.rrlsge of his dnughter. Miss Eleaner
Mri ,i . 'cB,e Hrnelce, (formerly Margaretta Schramm, te Mr Ambrose
;. ;',. ' ''' M 'ninuei j iiecves jenes inucr. feii of .Mr
nd Mrs. Jehn
1 In Utrniantewn.
St,!. . U i11 Mr:' navlcl ltcees of , Winder nn August
Phoenix P.irk Phecnlxlll Miss car-
iii ,r,'i",r"t''1 l,,lH Wl'"k ficm u xlslt of r i i
Mr til"'8 "lMl h'r father at Newport l'ranliOVd
'r uep i n in ether of llss lar
Rce nnd Mr William it neevr..,' 'rr I Mrs Jese lity and l.er d.iuchtcr,
et htdglcv ! irni, Phecnlxvllle .Miss Mnigaret llc. of ill? Herbert
nui't'i, uru tic imuuii tur l.i
Weddlne te Be "Somewhere In
Britain," Hssltant Heiress Says
Londen, Aus. 2." Miss Mar I.nn. l cute." said Stafferd
den Dn't'er. Chkaije heiress, Allister "With our evidence nothing can -ave
Mef'nrmlek's tempct.imcntal sweeiiicait Pinte, and piebnblv he will drag in
who has thrice left lier llance waiting at i the colonel, tee. P.xeu jour evidence
teh church, deputed for Scotland jes- isn't necessary," he said nft"r a
terday with a pnrfv of house guests memcntV thought, "and if it is pos
that Included McCermlck. i sihlc, I will keep jeu out of it '
Simultaneously It was announced thnt A woman's scream interrupted lilm
Tiintli. n.,,., .11.. i ti.. n.. i i u" J"" i-"uur. iiui-i me previous t c- i nere s ireuuiv inviy. uv miiu, uiri
)oiethj Dennelly and Dr. Altrc.l ( ,ay, cf ,p hesitating biide. are finally race.l for the house.
oed. cdilef of staft at the Heward te he married "semeh"re in iipimi.." . "What is the matter?" nsked Staf-
Flespitnl -was rude known tedav in between September IS nnd iM. ford, ns he viulfcd ever the parapet.
a tplegmm ent te a ss,Pr of the bride. ,Tl'l "'T1 ha.v"; W ff,,.r 'V01-'" han ,",M,1'' I'1'111" llHl' shot, lllm,f' """
r, ... ,, ,, ,, , ,, , ,n nwntli nt the home of fnends net far said the butter in quavering tones
Di. I lerence L Dennelly, of Lonshe- frnl Ablngten McCermlck wns invited Twelve hours later Stafferd King re
hcicken. The wedding tMk place jes- te join the party in Julj and accepted Ported te his chief, giving the ih tails
terdaj ui,h alncilty. of the overnight tragedj
The' news is i siirniUe te filends ! !efere the dcenrture for the Scottish ' "Peer fellow :" snid Sir Stanley. "I
Utleugl, It un kne i that hev wre S",,nR C ,C('-am" l!no"" ,hnt Miss was nfral.l of it ending thnt way."
engaged it wa" no exie' ted h. t thev ' ""''T' ,he LlOS ?' ,,nI Kiv,M ''" nal "IW ' '"' benB black
would be married before the end of vr')U(' U' l" ,ls ,bri'1" n: 10",!l- I mnne.l?" asked Stafferd.
i,?."v' ')0...T'CI. .Cf,".i P.J ... MlV Raker's last wedding stutter Sir Stanley nodded.
ke iVlnce here """""- '""'" perhaps was last .January, when "Wm had u report which apparently
Dr Pennelh sailed for Pari xvilh 'f hlc?R" s 'V 'Na- U'ft ,n " "manatetl fiem Jti.de e' Judgment, who
Dr WryTunUa n. e Jersej " tj? en I IXn Vt rftr Urth Prcsbt'i f ll't,.1'as ?,nr,wl ?""??. h "g1,"
June 27 te engage in medical research. I ( nur(-h ln " city. , munlcat.ens t me direct. said Sir
Dr. Weed sailed a month later en a ,. ..,., " nn.,;( t n. of iw-e. de net h-
semewhnt similar mission. DUKE OR M NT D RECTOR I "'K U' l ' I ,' l Ur ftvlhn''" "J1 ".llffi-
The bride is a giaduate of the IMUn OCTC UOTcT imnrr-e "'"' , V"" " ' w Ji?" ?"d? ' "
Weman' College here and scivcd as nn "kH0 GETS HOTEL S TE? h0'en'1 ui " ., He thought f,,r a
interne nt the hep,tnl of that instl- - - - , u.in-..i ,.,. .... .. .. ...,.,, . uuU-
tutien and later at the Philadelnhln San Francisce Mananer I in e,., i1'0" ""'l,.r. ""'e-H we had Cretin te
General llespitnl. Dr. Weed is n e.rad- ., - . , Mippe't jeu.
liate of the Cnlverslri nf lVi.i.svlv-imln. aarS en necm question
nnd a surgeon at the University Hes- San Fi-anei-ce. Aug 2.1 The man
(LA iNU
Wfi InH, Mi (Cri J5?
i t . 3&SBfJi'HKfJlBB' pe'Tr
Iffi
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pitnl. Ingemcnt of the Hetel St. Pnucis bete snl''
The hrldn lier leln,. vnl.l te.lnv In. I tllllSt decide llV SOIlie tlme l.min.r.,,,
tends te abandon her medicnl iiriictice. whether a duke and his duchess and evebiew.-..
eine win live witn ur. wne'i at L'li.i.i ",11" '"' .""e pieeeiieiicp ever the u"-
vvninut street utter thej icturn lieie uirccter or tne i nite.i Mates Mint I
n n ...nnl. I 1 in iMa inc n n.. j. I .1 ! 1
Siafterd cleared his thienr.
I have a second witness, ir.
he
iiii hive?" Sir Stanley raised hi
Who wns jour -ecend vvit-
lack e' Judgment," 'ix Stafferd.
ne.t month.
GLIDER IS UP 3 HOURS
ti.K , sii.'fi, itru tic imuui
Mr - , aieiine v. Kemnk, daughter of , ,
Mr ar.il Mrs Oustaxua Hemak ami li ,"' n.l Mrs rellx
StIKlPnt at Illn Manr will l.n In. the tlllirr .IRA of their
jreductd at n tea tflvcn by her parents Alice Tener, te Mr Themnn J riesney,
In th e&rij r- II. ' " en AllKsr 10 Mr and Mrn Iteancy
German Student Breaks World Rec Rec
ord In Moterless Plane
Berlin. Auk 2." (Pr A P.I A
new record for sustained flight in a
moterlp.. nli-tilnne urn. knt irsterrlnr Ki
Ilerr Hentzcu, (Undent flyer'ef the linn - i who formerly was Anna Gould, of .Vew
ever Technical Scheel, when he re-I Yerk are te lie here fren. the nrth .
maineti in me nir mere tnan three west, nnti nnve nsfce.i ler the pnwiden pnwiden
heurs. j tlnl suite. The hotel maiiuger is in a
The fllcht was nude nn tlie ceii.dudins euandary.
weeks idav of the gliding conipctilien, helil In' - -
Tener announce
daughter. Miss
(lie Ulieeii Mt.ui.taiiiN. near (iersrcld. Barnard College Girl Mlsslne
Hentzen's machine Innded tt50 meters Ve... x-ni, ,7 - ""eslnQ
above ihe .starting point. . llent.-en Is n,0' ', " . ."-V. BPneial
the tlvci who stiutlet the vnilti. of """,''. ' ' 'U ?" "A " peuee v.-s
I'lie hotel hns a nresl.lenrlni c.t... and Sir Stanlej juiniieil te hit feet
with a private elevator, tluep bedroom' "Jack e' Judgment?" he lepcutcd.
ii ilmincr rnem nml n Irl. ,.!.,. . 'AVIi.it de von mean''"
nntlnnj; nf a salon nnd servant's' nnn'i . "Ja. k ' Judgment was there." said t
ter. Just new J. P Scebev, director StiitTeid, nntl told the ste-y of the ro re
of the mint nnd formerly a' business markable appearand' of that nivstcrleus i
man of San Antonie. Te.x , nnd cle.e tlsure
friend of President Harding, is in the "'' '"''' evervthlng. rcsert-lnc the I
suite He plans te remain ln the suite identification of ".lack" till th last,
for sem" time. i "And tlpn v.iu (lashed the lamp en
t i .. .. . ..... .:.i e... ....t.. ...i... '
i mum i 'ms , ihiwevit, me Duke in.i. mm ,-m ,11.111117 , iveti,
inllevrnn.l le rerlgnnl nnd his Du'lie-., v"" u'" " .
.Hill-Mr- ....in. C.liH OlilUOril.
"Ceeil l.nrd !"
Su Mnnlev walked te the window and
stun I looking .Ait. ills hands thrust
into hi-, peikct. Present), lie turned
I here s a bigger mjsterv here thnn
Make Delicious
Blackberry Jelly
or Jam
Takes Only Few Minutes
With'PEN-JEL
Here Is Hew Yeu De It
1 Dissolve a package of Pen-Jel in 2 cups of black
berry or any fruit juice or juice diluted with water,
as you please.
2 Bring te a quick boil.
3 Add one pound of granulated sugar, and boil 2 te G
minutes until jelly test is obtained.
4 Pour into your jelly tumblers and you will have from
5 te 6 6-ounce glasses of clear, firm, pure jelly.
See Recipe Booklet in Package of PEN-JEL for Makinc Jam
.'." .'. '" i." !.. i,i ,,. , .,,. ... ..,, n-, , ... n . ,,..
.Mr ana m.. ,-. .. initi uiru irnun iiuni a nuuuiiiK ' I', tiv ntlen list ratur( ,l iv remain hi ln . , . .. ' '" liCKi. te von M
leli.ViUoerUpSaU5S.j:ri.cfor 'P at home at 800". Kdmend street. ?l,e an" two holies'' Vu ? ln e !!n,ls "VCr -'.' wW ('lk'gP, ""' "V" "'
"turnlne t. ihi .'entlneet Ur. w n Allen and her family, of breaking all records l,j a considerable "! "? Vi'V'1 frtm
k. ' t tf I I . lt .1 A HA A A m. KA.,11..,. ... M,. J.l IM I II (Mill VUKllSI I I 1 lilt llllllf .
fftn'llv i"l'",'!NI I'et'lnsrn and her , eral weeks In Wildw'oed ' Ail man Met-ch. of Darmstadt, took l'?!" V!:",P "irh," rPfl"C!,t "r ll0r mother, P-JUal h.ln i
rummur .. .1. . '""' "."" NJCIlOlIlK.-im . ...,,. ... ,. . nfflwlnu tin. V,.vcn,.L M .. ... . .. -'"s. " TOO ..Ill-U.l. f.
Prank L " r pnipnii", .Mr ami Mr." ' mii.ui- rvrnm ui neiuiinKien anil , ..--...,..,,, ..i ,u Trr . r
.rr, n"1"1 '" 'heir hummer hemr at i th.lr fatiu'v of Pvre street, have re-1 nl'd dcplte Mpiallv galea landed en Its ,p
ir.?.B'!nwtt PUr will lftnrn te thtnltuncil from a several weeks' stay ln summit Ilcir IIiu Liiiiin. nkn of ; .. n .....h,.., .-. B
. ar" hi SppKmbei Wlldwned I Dai mstudt, landed .'t.'UJ meteis above hi-, , i row OUll VACATION- unuic
.iir n .. I . . ... I
1 Misperieu. no .aii -1111.0 you
nsked Mis White for nn explanation?"
St iffenl Khoek his hiad
i iiieugiH it i)et te r.pi r' the matter
r. neiiitp l ake.l her te "
ininiiiale hoi se'f eh? Well.
ii'. rii .hi IB! .'iii'iPM,! pjpi, "'! niii' ,i i, wirrn laiTi ir, j
ChMtnut no . Nr,,1,lnll Knowles. uf
j,.'.",!1"1 hive decitle.l upon Tues
hleh f,n'00l,,.,l,'.,0l,er ,0 ter the tea
a"liter M vll rK( t" Intioduce their
"filter Mis .N.mev Knew lei,
her 'l'1 Mr"1 .Vltl-KuBene New bold
rrents ..JU.I,,,S J,r,' N'ewbuid's
wiiart.ii hnM"T nml rrf" OeerKd
M uTi ,ll,p,Vlr ln N'oitheast Harber,
tember J u,n t0 "''', L'lt ''bout Sep-
n'Lrrf .,xlf,"'liilcr Rrlnten foxe v.ll
early fall at (Jreen Hill
w inn
"1 II' If Itxrhrnnl
I0''tr Si'ini'1"', Jelm T ''"wlc Jr ' of
!' "in no ?" "lu.a.e spendlnr:
("J ' I rpty nn "''Kbten, Atlantic
' Mini inber ' al,out ",B m!lllll
Mrs Sallle A Kelrr, of 2207 nrldce I !,tar""K v"Un
atreei. n.n returneri rrem cictan Mreve.
.V J and .Streudfbum, where she spent
a fc.v months
Mr nnd Mrs Wwcett Burke, of 18i;
Knulkrcid ntrect, are en a meter trip
tlueuBh UtieudsburB and the rocenos
.'tin i' P Sewltt and her daiiRhttr,
.Mlsa Mvitle Hewitt of Orthodox gtrert.
are spendlnc Ecver.il vveeka at Aabury1
Park
Dclavan Smith Seriously III
riiir.iKe. Auk. 'Si Delman Smith,
VAN DER BURCH TO SAIL
Acting Censul of the Netherlands,
Going Abroad
A l1 .an tier llureli, netlnc consul
of the N'ptlieiliiiulf. here and local pas
seiiKcr apent of the Helland -America
Line, will fail tnmnriew en the Het-
teidam for n month's stnj abroad, lip
Is accitmimiile.l bv Mrs. van der Iiun.li. I
their urn. Muster Ulrk van der Hurcli.
Why Net a TAPESTRY PIECE?
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
BENCHES-CHAIR SEATS
PILLOWS ETC.
Ill Sflert Amiertnirnt
(Juit Itrcrirril Anether Slilpmrnt)
AlK.
BEADS GIFTS WOOL
Germantown Novelty Shep
is iv. it, ii. ... .... ,r..
g ... ........,, Iu y0t j
rasffi Jf 1
! H Everv nillinri nf f nnelln S
Hutter contains the pure S
B r i c h cream from 10
quails et milk! a
pnblishe, of the Indianapolis New,. ; , ', 'H"'M" 7 ; ;, r ' ; ffi
joperted tedny te he .ritl.ul, ,, 1,(,,I,,llI,h ,,, ,,,lle Ml., ,, '
hea.t trouble u lis .akrloret ,Jm. j,P n,llM i',,,st, Wt.l.erM Vewklrk
mer home heveral bleed iraimfusis ,:il tieiier mul l.een tie Smith
JllfS M.,., .... ....... 1
"dMlii. Vr ""wiiliili llilleupll, of "re p.ii.i i.i ii....- i. .ii .linn.- ,n r
fn he'tHii,i'i wl,n wl" llp mairled Smith took part III thp Pnniinia Pann
Vr Jeliii .., ', "l i""'"i, Mmxm le ' conttevprsj- witn tne hup Pres ten
E '"'.. ret Ker uin i,,. iicu ! ..i. n.,.i !,..,. ..t .. ..n.....
.-'-.tue llnrl ,....i , .".' .' , llOII'4l. I'll I. nil. iM.t.i.r,' ,, no .1111.11 ,11
crl WMli, ?n r Ilr!? ,7,rtVf.i -ef.Mr nn" Mil Smith's ..ewMtaper. he wnn asHlKued
' her biiucw,. u' of ,hN l,l- as 0,,M,v Mr. Itoevevelt te the former 1'ivsl-
dent h fniueiiH "AnnnliiH ('lub."
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t '" s.e ft(nfeTd, or
rseriETV is tiik rsrict. or reauine
Kverf memln from vetv corner of lh
eciet world r InUrMtlnit bit efnw
tnac vcrr wumtH iuiv 10 ctiiu in
PUW.10 UNNi "UW II
Itntiiriilni? en tin. kteniiilin, 11....
) j. .... u
tliiui. which Is i no te dm k at HoIieUimi
toiimirew iifternoen ni' .Mlvs riuines
K (inkferil, .Miss 1 lerence Clotluer,
Mrs Walter Cloihler, Mr nml .Mr-. A.
lt. Weiiner, IMuiird ('. Dixen ami i:.
Austin Dixiin. nil of I'hiliidelphiu. Alxe
Dr. (icerup W. MclCeiale and a parly
of car, neM anil threat speeiallRtN wle
took a mimmer noht-fcradunte eeursvi ut
Vieu.ua under tlie Instruction of Drs,
Aleita.udcr, IJujck, Neumaun and ethers,
BUli.Ji
mzuwaza
Wicker Furniture I
Cemntets haw miwi, t
rock bottom prlwa Kac-
yl lerv illtect le hi
YinK ui miajicniairi
nrent
B.H. Detncitlt Chiirt, $5.50
i S aide Armchair , ... 7,50
St. Geergo Chairs 8.50
KcrUrrn en rnch flulr. SI. 00 ntrn.
VB I'"', a full Hee nf Srttrp
Tablei Tdble jnd Fleer Larepi.
Frn TV.xix. nnd lllrd Cnsei).
GLflSSBEF.Q WICKER MFfVfin
' 2018 N. Frpnt Si. fp n,u.
frmvvt JSTIS, JTMM DUUMea XWI
45c
lb
carton
In our Phila., Camden
and suburban Stores
Makes The Jeljy Jeffl
NEVER, FAILS
PEN-JEL is pure cane sugar, pure fruit pectin, and tartness in exactly
the correct proportions te "Make the Jelly Jell."
PEN-JEL is net a liquid. It cannot spoil. Yeu can use part of a
carton of PEN-JEL and the remainder will keep indcfinitclj.
ever.
PEN-JEL contains no animal gelatin or nnj animal prcduct what
se-
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PEN-JEL makes jellies, jams and marmalades
of any fruit juices in a few minutes. It saves
time, sujar, fuel, work, werrj and fruit.
Order today a package of PEN-JEL of your
Rrecer.
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Pcn-Jel Division
Philadelphia, Pa,
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