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EVENING PUBLld LEDGER PJPlfcABEIPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 28. 1922
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
fancy Wynne Talks of the Debut of Miss Frances
' Gerhard Mrs. Nixon, of San Antonie, Visits Her
Sister, Mrs. Jehn Bell, Jr., in Cape May
,ikii nf srein itesslble Hint thp
Ivrlhur (IcrhnriU l.tive n tln.iKhtpr
,i In eh l come out. I lmtc te nc-
tXS . ' really, you kneu-. t
'" n" S" l,er tl.-l.iit herself ns Pelly
flcrlmr.1 mm e c
narMra cre! They hnvc fair
J! r you knew, and blue eyw nml surli
n IcliKlitful mniincr. Klln Coxe mnr
". i iMinrles Youns, nml they live out
I "nil nor. IHe ' 0l.nrdV home Is
?' niprbrenk. Mrs. Yeung nml .Mrs.
rUlrSTri MutPW of K.lt.mn.l Cexc,
C& married IssIp Turner.
The date for FrnncPH Orlinrd'H ten
.: net been set 11 jet, nnd, In fact.
,t 1, net iulle iiesltlve whether there
in be n tea or a diinec. but we'll knew
nan I ctirsf. With the retumi home
Jt' month of nitut of the hpemmTh
buds the dale' nnd plans will be routing
thick nnd fnt.
IT'S dniuly for the linkers te Imve
Tullnna oeino en for n visit, Ih It net?
And I av the linkers mlvNrdly, tee, for
there arc three here nt tiresent. Undid
lavinc Ret home Inst ueek from her
chnnerenlnK trip Ihretich K"r"pe. Slit
ind her mother. Mr. l.euW 0. linker,
nd another ltcr. Mrs. Jehn C. Hell,
jr , censtlliitlns rfietidli members of the
fifdlinlnMiinK number of linkers te
put it in the plural. Think of that
family of six girls nil growing up to te
tether, nnd In live yenrs' time five of
them married, leaving only Mr. linker
nnd Itnrhcl nt home. They certainly
nr fascinating girls. With the oxrep exrep
l tien of Sarah, who married Jnrk Hell
nnd lives here, the ether four nil mar
ried men from St. l'nul, St. Leuis nnd
Snn Antonie. Tlml In Itself gives the
family nuicli nmieiitlnn. however every
one hai F0 much traveling te de te see
tlm ! lipru.
Juilnnn e.nmc en jnt a week ngn nnd
Is stajing with Sin rah nt ('ape May. and
flic loeus ery s,-iuuiing. mih wns wear
ing a dark blue fieclc of satin and nn
txquMtt' roM'-celored lint einbreklered
In blue when I saw her.
CnrrONNi: frocks are still the rnge,
bat tliep I liave seen of late nre
of the new length, down te within six
Inches from the ground. .Tey Drew Drew
Baer, who Is coming out next jenr, has
one of tlieie long frocks, and Virginia
PlffenderfiT, in ether words "DHTy,"
who. by the way, is n mighty popular
jeung person, Ihim a long one, tee.
Anlln Lagen has one of the prettiest
of the tretrinii. fiechs I bnve seen tills
fummer. Il has 11 I'renm -colored back
ground and large ted. pink nnd dark
blue roes jiie twined ever II. The
frm-1. Ii llOMllll HTk llllll'k nnil il'u n
wonder. Anita has wonderful large dark '
eyes. I.lbhy Ilejil and Dorethy llimill j
were wearing rctnimes en the bench
the ether afternoon. I.lbby has been I
up nt MentiW, stimw; wlib Kleise I
Wnrriner, nnd went back te the sdiore
just last week.
T)HILADi:r.I'IIIA.VS he aie In
' 1 Newport. .lamelewn and Xnrrn-
ransett, te vav nothing of Snunders Snunders
tewn. which, by the way, is a mlghtr
nice report, tee. are all inlerestp,i i'n
the page.int Mrs. Heward Spencer
firalinm i-. In rhnrge of, and which is te
te held tomeiiow. Yeu knew r.nnrn
Illddle is te be the lending ladv in the1
tableaux, nnd Catherine Merris, the j
irrcaiiie ntm inientpii ilaugliler of tbe
llnrrisen S. MerrKes, is te dance and I
lOKeparc in tne nil air ns well.
The pageant Is given bv the Art Aso Ase Aso
rlatlen of Newport, and it is "The
Uklng." Imagine Laura as tbe Vik
ing's lady. Won't she be superb? She's
wtall and willowy and lias an exquisite
complexion and line caniage.
TOHNNin had been playing hard all
J afternoon. In fjct. he nnd two ether
boys bad gene up in the weeds te the
creek, and they hail bathed and paddled
nbeut te tbplr hearts' content. Hut
uch doings are net cemlmiv te a geed
ppearnnre when the time for supper
irrlvcs. Johnnie, however, wns appar
ently well wahcd nnd brushed nt the
ippelnted time. JJut sister Mary bnd
happened upon the muchlv soiled smnll
Seys nR thev wended their way home
that afternoon, and fche had her bus bus
puiens about the necessary bath, for
only ten minutes had elapsed before
tuppcr time. And se she said te John Jehn
!i' inn low nnd cr.-ifidentlnl tern-: "Did
jeu really take a geed wash, Johnnie?"
MMIMll
Street & Summer Dresses
A t Less Than Cost
IpffillMMMll
B nmmiiimmmE
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: no,
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And In nn e(pmlly confidential voice
Johnnie answered: "Nope, 1 Just
washed what shows."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .
ca?v Wi!?aF,c";enl of. Interest anneuncftd
iif!1itere"i4VrA ind Mrs, William O
Hesler, of Plalnfleld, N. J., te Mr. Hnr Hnr
eld BroekM Oar.lher, of New Yerk nnd
t.i2,.X n; . TnemnrrlaRe will take
Place In October. M ss Hesler's father
Hnlireau.Cnt f "" Xew Jer8ey &"
t.HL,,,teeBfl"B.1,'mitnnte will be MIm
ir.u"cts..acr,ln.r,1 daiiRhter of Dr. and
xnL A,VhPr "vael"ut,' of Overbroek.
Jllss Oertiard hHs been spending the
summer at a camp In Maine.
Ml' Kleaner Wharten Barker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bamuet Hay Hay
deck liarker, of (Jcrmantewn, hns re
tunipd home from Seuth Woodstock, Vt.,
wneie she was a uuest for two weeks
nt a hoase party.
Miss Virginia, Lngnerenne Carpenter,
who spent the last five, weekn visiting
In Neithenst Harber, returned te her
home in Chestnut Hill en Friday. Miss
arpenter will make her debut thin
winter.
,.,'rht?.. Par'.v of kIHs chaperoned bv
Miss Itnchel Haker and Miss Elizabeth
rbompsen. of this nlty, who have been
spending six weeks In Europe, returned
te this country last Thursday.
Mlw I.stpth Ueyd. daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Knickerbocker Heyd, of the
("orenndo. has been lsltlng Miss Elelse
Warrlner at Montrese. Pa. She re
turned last week te Cape May. where
her mother and sister, Miss Barbara
Boyd, are. stepping at the Chalfonte.
Miss Lysheth Jteyd's engagement te Mr.
Henry Peter Herle was nnneunced In
the spiing. MIph Barbara Boyd Is
engaged te Mr. Lawrence Murdock, of
this City. Mrs Bevd and her daughters
will remain In Cape May until Sep
tember C.
Mln Agnes Rnppller, who Is spending
the summer In Yerk Harber, Me, will
return te her apartment In Clinten
street Inte In September.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Thouron have
been staying In Massachusetts for sev
eral weeks They will return te their
hema in Merlen about the middle of
next month.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Baugh and their
family will leave Jamestown about Sep
tember 20 and open their heufce in
Resemunt for the winter
Mr. and Mrs William I.yttleten Bar
clay nnd their family, who are at Cape,
Mav for this menlh. will return te
Chestnut Hill this week
Mr. and Mis Jehn It. Drexel. Jr,
who are spending the summer at New
port, will open their apartments at 30
Last Sixtieth stieet In October
Miss Peggy Thajer, of Haverford, Is
spending several weeks In Southamp
ton, I.. I.
Miss Nnncy Sellers has returned te
this ceuntiy after beeral months
ubread. While In England she was pre
sented nt court.
Mis Cieeige It. Scattergoed. of TiO"
Seuth Forty -second slnel, West Phila
delphia, Is lsltlng Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam Henry at Rochester. N. Y.
Mr and Mrs H.irvey Ueyer. of Ard Ard
mete. who have recently leturned from
Seuth America, have returned from
Llandudno, Wale, and are at the Hetel
Cecil, Londen, en reutu for IMInbiirgh
and Paris. Thy will return te Ard Ard
meru In the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Schmidt
and their daughter. Miss Henrietta
Schmidt, of Juniper Hall, Radner, are
spending several weeks at the Tray Tray
mere, Atlantic City.
Mr Leuis O. Lussen. Jr., of Ardmore,
Is visiting his sister, Mr Russell But
ler, at her (.ettaga In Ventner.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles II Butler,
D. H. O, D S (', and Mrs. Butler, who
were married last Wednesday, sailed 011
Saturday for Euiepe. Mis. Butler was
Mlas Gertrude Eluct Lieutenant Colo
nel and Mrs Butler will live In Pails.
Mrs H. U Macklln. with her daugh
ter. Miss Myrtle Macklln nnd Miss Ella
Mauklln, havn returned te their home
In Heerly, N" J. after haslng spent
seme tlme at Cape May Miss Myrtle.
Macklln will attend Mount Ida Scheel at
Newton, Mass , this fall. 1
Mrs Leuis T. Mereto Is spending i
seme tlme in Atlantic City. !
Ill- R L Pltfleld ha returned from '
hl.s bojeutn In New England te his
home In Ocimantewn. '
Mr Kenneth S Lueders, Miss Mnry
Louise Lueders and Master Themas L. 1
At Cape May
Tl f if it! jr
MISS MARY HUNTER
daughter of Mrs. Ernest
Heward Hunter, of the Mar'
grave, who,, with her mother
and brother, is upending the
summer at Cape May
Lueders, .Id, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Lueders' mother, Mrs. Geerge
S. Donaldsen, of Buffalo, have returned
te their home In Merlen.
Mr. and Mra. Jeseph Dicksen Edoen,
of 6231 Wlssnhlcken avenue, German
town, are receiving congratulations en
111" elrth of a daughter, Helen Dunbar
Udsen, en August 21. Mrs Edsen was,
before her marriage, Miss Julia Beck,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W
Beck, Jr., of Wyncote.
Along the Reading
Miss Alice D. Beyle, of Oak Lane, Is
metering through Flerida.
Miss Mary Jehns, of Melrese Park, Is
staying at Ocean City for several weeks.
The Oak Lane Review Club will re
sums activities next month.
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins, of Jenklntewn,
will be matron of honor for Miss Helen
W. Palst ut her wedding te Mr. Jehn
II. Reberta, which will take place en
September 30.
West Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Merrill Teibeit and
their daughter, Ml.ss Ella Terbert, of
North Fifty-fourth street, nre spending
a vacation at Wlldwoed. They wilt be
at home after Laber Day.
Mr Frank Terbert spent several
week-ends with his s.en and daughter-in-law,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wll
llams. of North Fifty-fifth street, spent
a delightful acntlen with Mr. and Mrs.
Terbert. Mrs. Terbert was Miss Eva
Williams.
Mr. nnd Mrs Samuel Schultz, whose
mairlage took place June 25, have re
turned from their wedding tilp nnd nie
at home at B745 Pine street. Mrs.
Sehultz will he remembered as Miss
Dorethy Zentner.
Mr. nnd Mrs'. L W. Hawbecker, of
Til 30 Hazel avenue, who have recently
been In Bosten, have gene te Maine for
u short stay.
Miss Leu Ise E. Cullcn, cf B50S Cedar
aenue. has bepn In Atlantic City, re
cuperating from a recent Illness.
Miss Mae Pearson and Ml se Nan
Peaisen. of 6165 G I raid avenue, are
spending some time In Atlantic City.
Miss Catharine Geckler, of North
Fifty-fourth street. Is spending some
tlme In Atlantic City. '
Mr. Jehn Spitz, of 5904 Cobbs Creek
Parkway, Iris Just returned home en
the Aqultanla after an extended tour
thieugh Europe.
Seuth Philadelphia
Miss Rosalie P Dl Sllvestre, daughter
of Chpaller Jeseph A Dl Sllvestre. of
1C2C Seuth Bread stieet. la spending the
summer with her parents In Wlldwoed
Her brother, Mr Antheny Di Sllvestre,
Is teurliu the cities of Italy with a dele
gation of students ns the special guests
of the King of Italy.
Miss Catherine Marie Bancy. of 2505
Seuth Twentieth street, Grard Farms,
has been spend ng this week In Onk Lane
ns the guest of Miss Helen McN'utt,
Mr. Henry Da Luca, of 1429 Tasker
'iniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimnniii!'
an
street, hua Jutretumed from k three
months' cruise through the Panama
canal. Mr. De Luca also spent aeveral
weeks In California.
Dr. and Mrs. Turner, of 2604 Seuth
Twentieth street, Olrard Farma. have
left for a tour through Canada and the
Northern States. ,
Mrs, Lillian Plzutl and her son, Mas
ter Jeseph Plzutl, of 1627 Snyder ave
nue, are spending the summer In Atlan
tic City and expect te retum about Sep
tember 15. Mrs. Plzutl will be remem
bered ns Miss Lillian De Luca,
Mrs. Martha Smith, of 2501 Seuth
Twentieth street, Olrard Farms, Is visit
ing In Wlldwoed
A carnival nnd dance was held en last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ove eve
nlngs en Rltner street belween Bouvler
end E ghteenth streets for the benefit of
St, Menica's Catholic Club, who have
their headquarters at 1727 Rltner street.
St. Menica's Beys' Battalion Band played
several selections throughout the entertainment.
Germantetvn
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Kremm, of
6368 Merris stteet, itfe spending r few
weeks In Wlldwoed.
Mr. nnd Mrs Thornten F. B. .Scott, of
5510 Greene street, are occupying their
summer home nt Seaside Park, N, J ,
for several weeks.
Mr. nnd trs Carl Schaum nnd their
daughter. Miss Suzanne Schaum, of 332
West Seymour street, are nt Marblehcad,
Mass., for a few weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs Chatles K. Davis and
their little daughter. Miss Thelma Davis,
have returned te their home, 131 East
Tulpeheeken street, after a sojourn at
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Mertis Polln and Miss
Miriam Polln, of G05 West Cpsal street,
who have been traveling through the
Canadian Reckies nnd Ycl owstene Park,
have returned home. En route thev vis
ited their daughter. Miss Leena. Polln,
nt Camp Rennh, and their eon, Master
Franklin Polln, at Camp Sagamore, en
Lake Geerge.
Mr. Jeseph McAullffp. of 6541 Beyer
street, has gene te Wlldwoed for a few
weeks.
Norristeivn
The wedding of MKs Helen Wlllltts
Palst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Palst, Jr., of 1711 De Kalb ttreet, and
Mr. Jehn RetU Roberts will take place
en Saturday evening, September 30, at
6:30 o'clock. In St. Jehn's Episcopal
Church. The matron of honor will be
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Nnncy Buchanan, Miss
Hnrrlctte M Wills. Miss Julia Steln-mctz-and
Miss Louise Beggs. Llttle
Miss Rosalie Swartz, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Aaren S. Swartz, Jr.. will be
the flower girl. The bridegroom will
have Mr. Arthur H. Jenkins, his
brother-in-law, as best man. The
ushern will be Mr. Aaren S. Swartz, Jr.,
and Mr. O. Whltner Rogers, of Norrls Nerrls Norrls
tewn ; Mr. Israel Hnllewell, of Beth
apres; Mr. Nerman MaeBcan, of Onk
Lane; Mr. William Walten, of Phila
delphia, and Captain Lennex Lchr, of
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. W. D. Hltner. of 1028 West
Marshall street, entertained at a lunch
eon en Thursday ut which were eight
guests. Brldge followed the luncheon
Miss Kntherlne Beekman, of 21 East
Fernanco street, entertained nt a picnic
supper nnd dence at the Commercial
Club, Part Indian, en Thrusday. Six
teen guests wcie present.
Mr. and Mru. Cliften S. Hunslcker, of
Swede street, have returned from a trip
te Virginia Beach, Va.
Mr. Henry M. Brewnbaek, cf West
Main street, who has been spending
soma time at Chateau Frontenac,
Quebec, has returned home.
Miss Mary achmnn, of 1517 Arch
street, Is spending severnl weeks at New
Helland uud Ephrata, Pn,
Miss Berncdette O'Donnell, of 42 East
Freedtey street, gave a straw ride, fol
lowed by a supper, en Thursday In
honor of their house guest. Miss Mar
guerite Llppet, of Canten, O.
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MISS ANITA LAGEN
who, with her mother, is spend
ing the summer 071 the Jersey
Coast
known artists wilt take part! Seprano,
Miss Hilda. Relter; contralto, Mrs. Ida
Tayler Belte j linrp, Miss Blanche Hub
bat d. cello, Miss Irene Hubbard;
pianist, Miss Letrcttn Kirk; accom
panist, Mrs. Herbert Hemphill.
Following the musical a reception
will be held te meet the artists.
Atlantic City
Fer the first tlme In Its history the
Matinee Musical Club of Philadelphia
will give a recital In Atlantic City, nnd
the affair, which will take place tonight
at 8:15 o'clock In the ballroom of Hnd
den Hall, is for the benefit of 'the
operating room fund of the Children's
Seashore Heuse. The following well-
Fischenlmrg-Tayler Marriage
A pretty wedding took place yester
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, when
Miss Lena Tnyler, duughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Merris Tnyler, of 6841 Osage ave
nue, became the brlde of Mr, Merris
Flschenburg, of 1930 Seuth Eighth
street. The oetemenv, whlrh was per
formed In Beth Juda Temple. Fifty
fourth nnd Hansom streets, by Rabbi
Levin, waH followed by a reception.
The brlde was attired In a ge-wn of
white witln crepe, embroidered In pearls.
She carried n shower bouquet of whlte
roses und lilies of the volley. The
atteridants were Mr. and Mr3. Samuel
Flschenburg nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. H
Abrahams. Miss Lilly Tayler, a nleoe
of the bride, wns the flower girl, She
were a frock of pink crepe de chine and
carried a basket filled with pink roses.
RESIGNS AFTER 45 YEARS-
The Rev. Frank C. Celby, of Hat Hat Hat
bere, Had Married 1000 Couples
After serving continuously in the
ministry for mere than ferty-five jcars,
und for the last seventeen years-pnBter
of the First HaptNt Church of Ilnt Ilnt Ilnt
bore, en the Old Yerk read, the Itcv.
Frnnk (.'. Celby lcdgned nnd will re
tire from active" service.
Mr. Celby hns married mere than
1000 couples nnd officiated at mere
thnn 1200 funerals.
As n youth lie served three yenrs in
the United Slates Navy, and although
well advanced in yenrs at the time of
the World War, he was active in his
work for the Government, speaking
both for iean issues nnd relief work.
He efliclally will termlnnte his con
nection with tbe llatbore Church about
October 1.
Conahehocken Girls Ge Camping
Consliehoclien, Aug. 28. Members of
the Ulrl Scout Troop, of the Consho Censho Conshe
hocken Community Center, went te
Ocean City, N. J., en n eamplng pnrty
yesterday. Tbe party Includes Mnrie
Ilarren. Alice Davenport. Hunt Deug-Ins-.
Catherine Dugnu. Florence
IChllnger, Florence Freas, Mary Hag
gerty, Hthcl UeNsler, Gladys Lnverty,
Catherine Montgomery nnd Francis
I'helan.
Summer Dresses
This season's smartest styles, in voiles, linens, ginghams,
organdies and combinations; all desirable shades.
They were $10.50 te $19.50, te be closed out at
$5-75 $750
Street Dresses
of Cr9pe de Chine, Canten Crepe, Georgette and Printed
Crepe, all colors and a wide variety of desirable models.
They were up te $55, te be closed out at
15, $195
All Purchases Billed October 1
1220-22-24 Walnut Street
Lingerie, ,1
Sweaters, $
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the fascinating tverd that denotes Fashion and con
notes a chromatic scale of exquisite shades of
BreTvn identical with the Fall Mede:
BEIGE
AMBER
TOPAZ
CANELLE
ROSEWOOD
CINNAMON
COCOA
COPPER
MALLARD
CASTOR
CHESTNUT
SABLE
BRONZE
MARTEN
TORTOISE
KORAN
MALAY
TUNISIAN
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WOMEN'S GOWNS
In Autumnal Browns
t
Interpretative of the moods of Autumn come these myriad
tints that, with enchanting magic, have absorbed eery
gradation of the pigment predominating in Fall land
scapes: the tailleur mode, employing fine twill fabrics,
favors the deeper shades reminiscent of woodland browns.
The afternoon mode, cheesing te run the gamut of the
fashionable crepe weaes, cheesing the smart Matelasse
and Jacquard, can de no less than cheese ecry tint en
Autumn's palette. Second Fleer
39.50 te 110.00
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Cw Specialty SJtcp cOnauaiienb
CHESTNUT AT 13tm STREET
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Little Benny s
Nete Boek
By Lee Pape
Me nnd Puds Slmklns wns standlnp
In frunt of the froet stand wishing we
lived semewares ware all we hud te de
te pet the dlffrcnt froet off of the ilif
frent trees was pick it off. nnd come
lady stepped puhhlut; n buby currldRc
past, saying, O tbuw, Ivc come out
without my pockitbeok niten, 1 wonder
If you boys would be he kind ns te
tnlnd this baby wile I run nnd t:et my
pockitbeok, III only be a mlunlt.
Sure, all rite, jes mam, me ntitl l'uds
ned. And she quick wnwked away,
belnft a short Indv but n fust wnwker,
nnd ufter n wile l'uds cd, liny, tills Is
the longest mlntilt 1 ever waited.
Geed nltc, rdiipef-p she detit eome
back ttRen, mnybe she's one of these
Indies you reed nbeut thnt usk people
te mind their baby nnd then dent come
back cny mere, nnd then the people
haft te adept the baby jest as If It wns
theirs, geed nltc, I sed.
Heley smokes, Im net going te adept
It, leek at It, Its n heck of n looking
kid, l'uds sed. AVleh It wns, being n
bald bedded baby with n tern tip nesp
nnd no teeth nnd Its mouth wide open
as If It was proud of It, me baying,
0 I dent knew, Ivu saw werM maybe
wen you take It borne jour mother
will be glad te have It.
O, is that se, well maybe your mother
will wen you take It home. l'uds sed.
nnd I Bed, Yeuvc get n pertch te keep
It en, If we had a pertch Id he glad te
tnke It home, nnd l'uds sed, Ntithlng
doing, yeuve get ns inutih rite te It us
1 bnve, leek nt It, its looking ut you,
you cun tce It likes jeu the best ony eny
wny. Yeure ernsy, its looking nt you. I
sed. Wlch jest then it sturted te leek
cress eyed nnd I wettldent of adopted It
for n million dellcrs, and me and I'udu
started te have n fenrse argewment
about wlch one told the lady we would
mind It ferst, and jest ns we was shirt
ing te call each ether names the lady
came back and gave us n dime between
us nnd took the baby nwnv looking as if
she was jest ns snttisfied te have the
baby as wat us 2 was te hove the dime.
HENRY HADLEY CLOSES
HIS PARK ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Inez Barbour Hadley Sings
With Great Success at Last Concert
Henry Hndley closed his two weeks'
engagement with the Fnirmeitnt I'nrk
Orchestra Inst evening with one of the
most Huccessful concerts of t lie entire
series thus fnr. It speaks volumes for
the popularity of Mr. Madley ns n con
ductor nnd for the popularity of the
I'nrk concerts, that the seqts were
practicnlly nil tnken and the audience
remained until the close In spite of the
mere than threatening wenther, ns the
Inst number was pluycd In n moder
ately brisk shower, but the audience
stuck manfully until the close.
Mr. Ilndley has bnd remavknble suc
cess with the concerts of the past two
weeks nnd his triu.nph amply vindicated
tin- judgment of Mnnuger Multsen ni
engaging n conductor of the high
standing of Mr. Hndley for the I'nilc
retid'Hs. His programs bnve been ex
ceedingly well selected nnd splendidly
conducted as is only te be expected
from u muslclnn of bis nunllllcntlens.
Thn Iicnrty co-operation of the members
of the orchestra nnd the cordial respense.
of the audiences hnve nlike been a
striking testimonial net only te the high
musicianship, but nlse te tbe person
ality of America's leading nnthe-bern
composer nnd conductor of today.
The soloist nt the ("using concert
wits Mr Hndley Onci'. Harbour). She
Is no strnnger l'e Philadelphia, having
been frequently beard bore, netnbly os
one of the soloists in the production of
the Mahler Kighth Sjinpheny and Inst
sen Kin in n cuncrt of Mr. Hndley's
work" tit one of tbe Mntinee Muslcnlc
meetings. In splte of unfavorable
weather for singing last evening, Mrs.
Hndlej s splendid iniep litis never been
heard te better advantage and she scored
n great- success In' Dlch tetirp Hulle"
from "Tannhauser' nnd Agnthe's nir
from "Her Krelschutz." In both cese
she was encored, responding the first
time with Kmhtns' "Stnndchen." the
effective orcliestrutien being by Mr.
- J'h.
Hndlry, nnd thp second time with-' .aM
beniitfful song of Mr. Hadley's cea. . . M
position. ' 'i
Tlie principal ercnpsirni nuniDfm en . t)n
tne uregram were ueiumnrK s "ensun"
tain' overture, two numbers from
"deenntrti's Night." by Mr. Hartley,-
nnd the "18112" overture of Twbnlkew
sky.
SUMMER ASSEMBLY ON
Dr. Milten G. Evans Will Be Heart
i at Uralnus Meeting
The ('ellegevllle Baptist Summer At
wiiibly opened today and continues tin
til September 4 nt I'rslnus College. It
will be under the nuspices of the Edu
cation Heard of the I'cnnsylvanln Bap
tist General Convention.
Among these who will attend ses
sions nre Dr. Milten O. Kvnns, presi
dent of the Cre.er Theological Semi
nary: the Itev. Arneld K. Loek, pastor
of the Hebren Unptlst Church. Phila
delphia : A, II. Vnuticr and the RT.
Itittcnhntibe Neither.
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