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WJUST GOSSIP ABOUf PEOPLE!
ffST GOSSIP ABiOUf PEOPLE
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Wflancy Wynne Tells of Invitations Already Issued for
h , Ten Dances one Wenflers
Stand the Rush of EntertainingOther Matters
ij, .
t'f - ..... !..nll,.e nu nf ttilnlt
' W nnd fust. Jjwt nu I !(, There ere
.flT T MMA inVILIlllUIIO.HIU u t( w .
.. - ... ma niniirii7 nil inn win
' t"?."".nX! "flPhS rrtl8deoe
'' eS"Chr. which 1 1 tft.be 1)H1 tenlg.t
,,..,..; ... unt C;llll)
Sll.n hn Oeerse HroeUcH' t-nrdn nre out
' PJlii diimer-ilinre-llieynre shin
in i Frlliny of xt wclk for He!? uepc
ft BX' icVi" tnylcru l.nv, ImuI. thi-lr
I Ewinnber 25, for Mnry Oeery nml Hepe
f Pn wmery. .....I thl (Scere W. Cl.il.H
CXmvc n Vnt out card, (for a
V1". :. u'.witniiNnn WediieKiiv nlnht.
w&nber 27, for Helen
Bmwmrryi will rfvc n
dJIlCC l " U.' V... tl.t.n tTnt.n 'Ph..
i dinner bciore
for" Luetic Cnr-
,r nnil Snm llm-es, wli
v-Ynniioiine'il n tpupl?
aWI i
whose cngnRertiem
wis nimoiine ii ii imiinw m vw .,.
"' ". i... M.. nnil Mru. I'prev
hirShenic Wilsen iMuieif invitnUens
SJn a .eft for Klteabcth nt their horns
r!J en en September 28, ami tn
1 Arthur Dick-ions' enrds for a dance at
ff, "miner Hunt en October 7 for ; Mr
flnlA.Curpenter enmc out the day before
V that- , u ,...
The Stanley I'jngK, Jr;;, re uuti
tut returned home from Lurepe, huje
r.B" .5 r.ia fnr n dance for. Hone Ment-
Emery en Friday night, September 21).
I fd Eleaner Keens' dance invltntlenft
W mailed for the 30th. You'd think
Kit would be enough, would you net?
But the William Glaggewis hevenla.!
Mat out "Invites" for the fancy ureas
- Since they are planning' te give en
' Tueidny nlglit, October 31. in bener of
' Bunn Geary.' And the Rebert Learn-
i.. Yntffnmerfs idve sent out their
Jtrds for a dan?c for Helen Hepe en I
October zi. , .. , , .
New I auk you, hew are the dcbi
wine te lire through it? It'a per-
har fierce ! And that's speaking only
, f tie October parties for which the
lorltttlens are already out. That deca
I net nwntien, the dinners nnd luncheons
Mi September for the buds, nor the ether
Snces in October alone. Its going
' te be one of the gayest winters we've
jhifl for many years.
AB FOR the men, well I don't see
bow they'll manage it. Yeu cannot
n te business every day nnd be ut
nntil late In the morning, every night
r e, and get away with it. Some Seme
tMr in celne te Buffer. Either 'the
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ty or the business, and unfortunate-
i.ii'. oencrniiv the meter. Ana me
linojltlen certainly suffers. Yeu can't
l,rv'" r i -'. 1 --.l.ut-
m tn tirrri nnn mwavn kw:u euiiuuiu.
-Tie girls havu a chance te sleep their
tiredness off, by staying In bed half the
iij after a party, but only the gilded
youth can fctey home te rest. The oth eth
er! must se down town te toil, or stu
'In bed-half the day Sunday. And then
we wonder why se nmnv young people
de net go te church these days.
Well, it's great te be young, and
tbit's something we can be only for ,u
very Bhert time in our life, se I guess
4bey'll pull .through just as they nl
..irajs have.
T;
JB Aleck Wheelers have come ever
in visit Mrs. Charles wheeler nt
JrVmbreIte. Tlryn Mnwr. for several
weeks. Aleck Wheeler is the youngest
of Mrs. Wheeler's senH nnd next te
tic jenngest In the family, his sister
Christine, who married the late Philip
Waiiiiniin. of Londen, nnd lives in
England, being the youngest. Mr.
Wlieelcr, who was n captain in the
iBrltiMi army, came ever .here once,
utter the armistice, if I remember right
It. hut his wifp has net been ever In
fight cnrB. Captain Wheeler Is e
brother or Mrs. uick jsiiieit, .urs.
Geerge Thnvcr, Mrs. Henry Xerrw. of
Ruiherfordten. K. C. Chnrles Wheeler,
who married Mrs. Hebnrt some ycitrs
e, and the CeuntesH Pnppenhehn nnd
!Mr. Wninuinn, who both live in Eng
Innd. M
OTIIKU was tnlklng with Mrs. II
the ether day, nnd in the cenver
satien, remnrked fncetieusly: "It I
were Mr. T I'd hnve bdted te
many Mrs. T , becnuse bIie 1i fe
lile her twin, Mary. I de net knew
IJiew he can tell which is who." Flo
rence, aged five, was playing in the
room nt the time and evidently inter
ested in the conversation for she get
up from her della nnd approaching
'"mother remnrked: "Why, mother, are
Hrs. T nnd Miss Mary twins? I
didn't knew that. I thought they were
listers." NANCY WYNNE.
' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
-jj Mrs. William Geuvcrneur namncy. of
Atreicneeurt, Wilmington, and George
town, s O , announces the engagenirnt
Jf her daughter, MIsh Jane Tllghman
Itamaey. te Mr. Winder Lalnl Stabler,
en of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb M. Stabler,
le of Wilmington. Mr. Stahlcr la
relative of Dr. J. Packard Laird, for-
'nwly of this city.
?rr8Pllul Claytefn and her daughter,
Miss Barbara L. Clayten, of 2221 De
lncey place, who have been spend-
SHOES FOR
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W 'V-'- III Patent colt; dull .leather;
III shows the style.
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I rt Children's Hosiery Unusual Values
I A( Pr- Special. Cft Pr- Three-quarter
I '" III "WC Brown ribbed lisle. JVi socks; heavy cotton
I 1 uallahan;s
B . "-. . -T- - . i.a rli i t0 'I wtn
wiRteSX. main store, uzi fliarKci street ZmOBsT SB ""","' .
I m il ck ? nn
lilllhi, SsKSS. 3756 OERMANTOWN AVt yly i'!llllfflM W& r. lift A , i i a ft.
1 llilli!i,8"0,"MNT0WNA& ,iill I m irs Hats Ages 3 te 142.95 te 8.95
II IP 1 llllh ' s4GZf illllll I II III ffil ' Of duvetyne, felt, velour, beaver and vplvet.
' von ih, Jii z&yy jk w i u Xm. . m- v
Hew tlie Debutantes Will ,
'"?, t'.s aujnmcr teurlnc tlieiCenltnentl
Will niturff home tomorrow, and, wllr
OCCUHV (heir Ainlni .;.. . n..L..
tane; irnverferd. Miss CIytenM .!
nt a tea to.be Klven bv her parents at
their horme In Hnverferd en 'Saturday
aftornoen. .Opteber,M, and a ball, at
the Ucllcvue-Stiatfera en Thursday,-'
nlhff, December 21. r
Miss Carollne P. Graham. " daughter
of Mr. and Mte. Frederick W. W. Qra
barn, of f2 Summit avenue. .Chestnut
IIIll, who hnn been spending the sum
mer at Mrs. Duer'a camn In Maine, has
returned hem. Stlsi arnham will bf
a debutante of this season, but will
net he presented te society en' Septem
ber. M' an Bhe expects te attend Hmlth
Cellenc,
Mr. nnd Mr.i Jeseph Wear. Miss, Eliz
abeth Wear nnd Mr. Petter Wear re
turned te Chestnut 11111 vesteday from
Konnebunltpert, Me. Miss "Wear will
nmlje her debut tliW winter.
Mrs. Clayten MoElrey and Miss' Kits-
nezin .ncKirey, wne nave- hten In vlr-
glnla for a fortnight, wll
September 17. Miss Mel
debutante this season.
, win return home
McEirey will be a
Mrs. Charles CubIIs Harrison Jr., and
her daughter?, Mlns Augusta Harrison
and Mlsi Rllen Wain Harrison, will
return next week from Yerk Harber,
Me., te their heme in Deven. '
Mr. and Mr. William E. Geedman. Jr.,
Teturned te .Chestnut Hill yesterday
from Haranaa Lake. Miss Jane Good Geed
man, thelr daughter, hiw geno te James
town, R, I te visit Miss Anne Weth
erlll. Ml'us DoretheA Heckscher, who has
been visiting Miss Henrietta Schmidt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Schmidt, nt the Traymere In Atlantic
Clt, has returned te her home in Straf
ford. Mrs. Clarence W. Delnn and her two
daughters, Miss Alexandra H. De) an and
Miss lllta Delan, who have been en the
Continent for several weeks, will re
turn te their home in Kosement early
next month. Mlas Itita D61an will be
a debutante, of thin winter.
Xfr. and Mrs. Philip Price, who have
neen spfnaing tneir noneymeon anreaa,
win nrrlve In this country tomorrow.
and will occupy temporarily me sum
mer borne of Mr. Price's narents. Mr,
and Mrs. Ell Kirk .Price, In Chestnut
Hill, until their home Is completed.
Mrs. Price, before her recent wedding
en June 10, was miss uaran eteaua Har
rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph
Harrlceu, of Ilaverferd.
MIm l-eulae Nerrls. daughter of Dr
Richard Nerrls, who spent the summer
at Beaver Camn. Cast Union, Me., has
cone te Cape May te Jein her sister.
Miss Virginia Nerrls. She returned
from Maine en Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. tilnceln Fergusen nnd their daugh
ters. MIsb Margaret Fergusen nnd Miss
Mlllnn FergifBen, of Chestnut mil, who
metered here from Northeast Hnrber.
Miss Ltlllnn Fergusen will be one of the
seasons acuutnmes.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Francis Sullltnn
and their daughters. Miss Frances Sill
ivnn and Miss Klnlne Sullivan, of the
Woede. lladner, who have been at Bar
Harber for tne mentn or August, ex
pect te return te this city aome tlme
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clayten and their
daughter mifb waruara uiayien, or
Grnywvn, Hnverferd. who will return
from abroad today, will spend the week
end of September 16 at Ventner, N. J.,
where they will be the guests of Mr.
und Mrs. Clayten's ien-ln-law nnd
daughter, Mr. and Mrr. Kalph Earle,
who are occupying their cottage. Mfes
Clajteu, who will be a debutante this
autumn, will be introduced at n tea en
October 14, and will be the guest of
honor nt a ball te be given by her
parents later In the season.
Mrs. Jeseph M. Gazzam has returned
te' her home after spending some time
at Newport as the guest of Mrs. How Hew
ard S. Graham at her villa. Whetstone.
She also visited Mr:. Charles Ayres In
New Yerk.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry S. Greve have
returned te thelr home. 238 West
Tulpehecken street, Germantown, after
spending the summer at the Marshall
Heuso. Yerk Harber. Me. They have
been the guesta of Mr. Qccrge II. Mc
Fadden, of Barclny Farm, Ilosement, at
his summer home at Bar Hnrber, Me.,
f,er the last two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Randal Morgan, of
Wyndmoor, East Willow Grove ave
nue, Cbestnut Hill, who have been
spending the summer abroad, are at
present in Londen, England, where they
are the guestw cf Mr. Morgan's son-in-law
and daughter, Lord and Lady
Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waring Hop Hep Hop
klnsen, returned en Monday w Bay
Head. X. J., where they nave been
spending the summer. They, spent the
week-end at Cape May as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Lewls Mayer, of
309 Seuth 'Twenty-second street, at
their cottage. 'Mr. and Mrs. Hopktnsen
and their llttle daughter will return te
their home, 2122 De Lancey place, the
latter part of this month.
Mies Phyllis Huhn Walsh, daughter of
Mrs. Florence Huhn Walsh, of 0012
Drexel read, Overbroek, who spent part
of the summer nt Nahant, Mass., as the
guest of Miss Edith Slgeurney and at
Newport, It. I.. a3 the guest of Mrs.
Barger - Wallach, returned yesterday
from a short visit te Cedarhurst, ti. I.,
whero bhe wne entertained aa the euest
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CHILDREN
Correct in Shape
Built for Service
That little, feet should be safeguarded
with intelligence in fitting is one of the
Hallahan Hobbies that we preach and
practice. Scheel Shoes they JoeK
line enough for Sunday wear, tee.
They fulfill the rugged service
premised. The solid leather
throughout assures this. Sat
urday's low price. sets the
seal of value.
Special 2.?0
n pr. Sizes 6 te '2.
tan leather. The sketch
t: Te ReturnHerZe
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Thete by J. Mitchell' Billet.
MISS BARBARA BOYD
MUb Boyd and her family, who
have been spending the tummer
in Cape May, will open their
town house about September IS
of Mrs. Geerge Slean. Miss Walsh will
leave tomorrow for Cheltea,, where she
will remain ever the wefk-end.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Miller Kenworthy and .
fflr Hen. Mnatxr Miirrnv -rittn,- rrn.
worthy, who spent July at I.nnsdewne
and August at their cottage en Win
chester avenue, Ventner, returned en
Tuesday te their apartments at the
Plnehurst
Mr. and Mrs. Merris IC Iangsderf,
who have been sDendlnc the summer at
the Hetel Ambassador, Chelsea, re
turned en Tuesday te their apartment
at Sixteenth and Spruce streets;
Mrs. Themas D. Bewes and her fam
ily will leave Ventner today for their
home In Cynwyd. They have been vis
iting Mrs. Charles Knlttel for three
weelts.
Miss Eleaner W. Lannen has returned
te this city nfter spending the summer
at North Wlldwoed, N. .t with her
parents. Mr. and Mm. Jehn I.&nnen.
She will visit her uncle, Mr. Jeseph R.
Watt, befere returning te high school.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Neenan cele
brated their golden wedding anniver
sary en Sunday last at their home In
Hecksehervllle. Pa, Among the guests
were Mrs. Neenan's brother, Themas
Beylo, and his daughter. Anna Beyle,
Mr, M. Mahony, Mra, M. Thompson, j
Miss Winnie Thompson. Miss Kate
Thompson, Miss Mamie Thompson, Miss i
Helen Thompson, Master Oecvge Thomp
son, Master James Thompson, of Phlla-
acipnia ; air. and Mrs. James Burgeu,
of PettHvllle, Miss Bettcy Haverty, of
Pettsvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quig-
ley, Jir. xnemas .(juigley. Miss uaun
Cher, of Philadelphia : Mm. Barnard Me
Nalley and her daughter. Miss Ames
McNalley, Mr. Frank Mooney, of Phlla- i
delphla; Mr. Patrick Burgen. of Potts Petts
vllle ; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Larklns, Miss '
Winifred Beyle, Miss Anna Beyle, Mlsi ,
Elizabeth Tebln, Mrs. Michael Brenen,
Mrs. Martin Brenen, Miss Catharine '
Haley, Miss Julia Haley, Miss Julia
Burns, Mr. Vincent Burns, Mr. James
Daley, Miss Ella Daley, Miss Elizabeth
Ryan and Mra. Mary Grace, cf McKecb
burg. '
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Champien, of
4620 Spruce street, announce the mar- '
rlage of their daughter, Miss Edna
Champien, and Mr. Frank M. Adams,
also of this city, en Tuesday, September
5, at 11 o'clock. In thlH city. After a
wedding trip Mr, end Mrs. Adams will
maise ineir nome at ezu wpruce strcei.
.Mlsi Mary Malley and Miss Emma
Malley, cf McDonald, Pa., who have
been the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Cant
well, of 020S Lansdewne avenue, have
returned te1 their home-
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Tynen, have re
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home at Fifty-eighth and Catharine
streets. Mrs. Tynen will be remembered
an Miss Margaret A. Qulnn, of ."321
Catharine street, befere her marrlage
en June 28,
W? IMPORTERS, DESIOSER8 d
UUIliUJCtlH-B AffAlltSU Ot VUIS HIGHEST OHAR
JkCTER FOR MORE THAN TWUNTr-BlX YEARS
Dresses of crepe Rcncc, Canten crepe, satin
I faced crepe and Peiret twill. Black, navy,
I brown and cocoa. An array of correctly new
styles.
Dresses of satin matelasse, satin-faced crone,
Peiret twill. The new beaded satins in tni3
group 'especially interesting
Netf Sports Coats, 19.50 te 59.50
Of the smart double-faced coatings, men's coatings, her
ringbone weaves and pole 'coating. Tans, mixtures, block
tweeds, two-tones. Practical though very swagger.
Autumn Millinery Strikingly New
Sports and Tailored Hats in veleurs and felt.
5.00 tev25.00
Dressy Hats, in panne and Lyens velvet, "
7.50 te 18.50
In This "Different Kind of Juvenile
Stere" Unusual Autumn Readiness
Smart Frecks of wool and Canten crepe, jersey, erge and
Peiret twill. Styles of utility nnd youthful beauty.
4.95 te 29:50
Girls' Coats, Attractive, Smart Style
Fer every Jige; built for service. Wclltallercd te retu
Fer every Jige; built for service. Wclltallercd te retain
their geed tailored lines, Lined nnd interlined. Seme fur
C'hPhilaa
Mr. and Mm. .Tnhn C Crlnes. Of 403
West Fishers avenue, Olney, ere en
tertaining Mr. nnd Mrs. Kfmer. Uaeh
man, of -Seutli Bethlehem.
The Misses McCleskey, of 8446 North
Bread street, have returned from Spring
Lake, N. J. 4
Seuth Philadelphia
Miss Adelaide Moere, of 2016 Seuth
Opal street, has returned. from an ex
tensive trip through the New England
States. She spent a fortnight aa tfle
guest of her sister, Mrs. B. A. Erlcksen.
of New Jjenden, Conn. Mrs. Erloksen
will be remembered as Miss Nan Moere.
Dr. William Irwin, of 684 Snyder
avenue, who has been abroad for the
last ten weeks, will return te New Yerk
en the Columbia en September 11.
Mrs. Francis Donevan and her son,
Master Themas Donevan, of 1031 Lock Leck
man avenue, Overlook, Cincinnati, (.,
have returned from the seashore and
are spendli g some time aa the guests
of relatives In Seuth Philadelphia. Mrs.
Donevan -will be remembered as Mlsa
Nettle McGrenan, of this 'city.
Mr. Frank Iloeney. 'cf2433 Seuth
Seventeenth etrcet. has returned home,
after spending a week In Atlantic City.
Mrs. fEdwIn J. Lmager and, her sis
ter, Mra. Martha Guinn, of 2634 Smedley
terrace, have returned home, after
spending the season In Chelsea.
Mra. Jeienh J.
Halpln. and her fam-
Ity, of 2536 Seuth-Ltnbert stree
been spending some time In Chen
n&ve
sea.
Mlas. Helen Parkinson, of 2111 Seuth
Rosewood street, h returned home
from Chelsea.
Miss Anna Galen, MIm May Galen
and Miss Genevieve Galen, of 2413
Seuth Seventeenth street, have returned
home, after a month's stay In Chelsea
Mrs. Jehn Keohane and ner family,
of 2210 Seuth Rosewood, street, have
closed their cottage In Chelsea and have
returned te this city.
Miss Gertrude Tally, of 2517 Seuth
etAAnfWi a.rMt han returned nfter
jpendlng a fortnight 'in Chelsea.
."""
Miss Jmrgaret Buckley, and Miss
Mary Buckley, of 1809 Roseberry street,
have been (.pending a fortnight In Cape
May.
Miss Charlette'RIchardB, of 2226 Seuth
Rosewood street, has returned from Oak
Lane, where aba waa the guest of Mr.
and Mra. H. C. HIrsch.
Place
Your
Order
NOW!
$55
Suits
Te Measure
Actually Werth up te $85
Special Advance
Fall Sale
The response te our an
nouncement of this special
early season sale has been
most gratifying.
The styles this season
are entrancingly different
and Victer individuality is
assured as well as finest
quality materials.
Raccoon Coats
40 Inches 7 e r
Leng W95
Regular $275 Value
MAKERS OF WOUEN'S AND
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
a 21
I
-CerrectLy Styled
les
' 1W" J
Ml, nnrf fr nlntiArrf C. tTliefieS. of-
ze west llertter street, nre receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son,
Jllchard C. Hughes, Jr. Mm, Hughen
was Mlse Electra Grimths, of German
town, '
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Maurer, of
the Weed-Norton Apartment, German
town, who have been en nn extended
trip through Kurepe, will return en the
Matiretnnla, arriving In TJew Yerk to
morrow. " r
Mrs. It. T. Jamlscn and her daughters,
Miss Helan Jamisen, and Miss Myrtle
Jamisen, of Lincoln drive, have returned
after 'having spent the summer at their
cettage in X)cean City.
Franhferd
Miss Jane Hackctt, -laughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Andrew Hackett, of. 1639 Dyre
street, will leave en September 13 for
a several weeks' trip te Bermuda. Miss
Hackett and her mother have Juet re
turned from a short stay at Point Pleas
ant, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shuttlewerth, of
960. Fillmore street, nre receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh
ter. ' . j
Miss Helen Patterson, of Arrett street,
who has been spending a month with
her aunt at the latter cottage In 'Wild 'Wild
weed, has rcturned te her heme: ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn O. Itemmey, of
Wakeilng street and Oxford avenue, are
spending ten days at Ocean,Clty.
A lawn fete will be given en Septem
ber 29 and 30 by the women's auxiliary
of the Frankford Hospital.
;3SS3K?i
The finest butter in America!
48
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&
In ear PtdkL, Camden
and suburban Stores.
rssRscrei
ivjaesssrssm
.lIVIfMI
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Agents'
Orders
1115
Accepted
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Pureliaaing pJji'jA $T 13 EN8-lp t .-;" V
C Opposite Keith's .Theatre)
Tomorrow the Last
ODD
Te Clese Oat at Tremendous Price Concessions
Tomorrow is the last day of this sensational event. We say
sensational, because the values arc se remarkable as te be almost
beyond imagination. Further reductions have been made in these small
lets still remaining unsold. There are se many wonderful values here
that we cannot list all of them, but these illustrated indicate the wide
and varied stock from which te cheese. Because of the limited
quantites, and the exceptional values, early shopping is advised.
a small deposit will reserve
French
Seal
Coats
44.50
J-epard
r'at
Seal
Trim'd
59.50
French Seal
i dyed
ceney
French
eeai
Wrap
55.00
Caracul
Capea
Bqulrrel
Trim'd
1G5.00
Natural
Raccoon
Ceat
00
'?? .ft
Weds Mr. Hareld Driscell
A pretty wedding tee plnci last eve
ning nt the Community Center, Seven-
teem i and Hansom streets, wnen .hibs
tllxnlmth 11. Mnvfleld. dauehter of Mr.
and Mrfi. Frank hayflcld, of 1220 Seuth'
Forty-sixth utrect. beenme me bruin ei
Mr. Hareld F. .Driscell, of 7 Nert n
Conestoga street The enremenv, which
,was perfermed by the Itcv, A. Pohl
man, ,D. D., pastor of the Lutheran
Church, Fifty-second nnil llace streets,
toek'nlRco at 9 o'clock, and waa followed
by a -reception. The bride, who wen
given In marriage by her father, wan
attended by Mien Ella Myers, of Bnltl-
morons mam or Hener, upon uieir re
turn from a wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs
Driscell will be "at home at 47' North
Conenteffa utrect.
MOBNCH STEVENSON
An attrnctlve wedding took place en
Wednesday evening In the Bethlehem
Baptist Church, Eighteenth and Yerk
streets, when Miss Anna Stevenson be
came the bride of Mr. Ernest Meench.
The Pvv. A. E. Harris, D. D performed
the ceremony. The bride was Attended
by Mlsa Irene Thornten as maid of
honor, and Mrs. Gilbert Snowden and
Mies Alice Brooks acted as bridesmaids.
Miss Mildred Stevenson, nlcce of the
bride, wan flower girl. The bride was
given In marriage by her father. Mr.
Wijliam Meench, brother of the groom,
wae best man, and Mr. Gilbert Snow
den nnd Mr. Fester Brooks acted as
ushers.
A reception followed nt the home of
the bride's parents, after which Mr. nnd
Mrs. Meench left en a wedding trip te
Niagara Falls and Canada. They will
return te their new home, 2333 North
Eighteenth street, nfter October 1.
YOU will want te embrace dear old
dad just as his children did when
they realized they had neglected a
heart of geld for empty pleasures.
RUPERT HUGHES
the one great American author who
tells his own story en the screen
J" has written and directed a perfect
(I I motion picture
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If you liked "The Old TSIcst" you'll love "Remembrance'
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home In few Hampshire. '
Mrs. William K. Walter nnd Iter
daughter, Mien Helen Walter, of Hwnrtli Hwnrtli Hwnrtli
moie, will return this week from Cape
May, where they have been for uevjrnl
dayn. I ' 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Temple, wne
are spending rt few weeks near Bestmi,
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Miss Mnry Sperry, of East Oak street,
observed her ninth birthday en Saturday
by tntcrtnlnlng a number, of friends at
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MIsh Catharine Flnley, ..Mlss Huth
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Miss Huth Beener, of Whitehall read,
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With LILA I-ni: & NITA NALDI
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of this or any eennen.
Added MILQ I'ICCO. Vecal Soloist
'THE WORLD IS MINE"
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JAMES OLIVER CUIIWOOD 8TOIIT
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TOMORROW AND NEXT WEEK
'THE STORM"
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JACK HOLT.
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ARTIILTl IIAMMERSTRIN'S
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THE-BLUE KITTEN
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A Triumph!
EDWARD KOVri PrMn,
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
A Hr-trUInc Cemndy Wltb Muale
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Edith Day and a Cast of Stars
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