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flbncy Wynne Talks of
The Frederick Keens' te
29 at Merien
ELl'i things seclnl started In In
L. vererlnv. with the open-
i w
in nf flic tennli nt Menliclm. And by
' ! !vink the erent stands en cither side
3 o'clock the grent
. I nt the end of the courts were wci
Sn'erf There Is ticvar se crent n crowd
Snt'he first ilny, for the very geed
en i" "' i.i, iiivii nff in the he-
I S
l"l?? ii.Mver. the bis nlnycrs were
Jmeng thoi-e irking. Tlldcn p'ayjtm
ti.i Thnvcr, nnd Andersen pluymg
B5rv0'rrls,wnilnins wns another early
fllarer, nnd Davis nnd Johnsten nnd ii
Vmnber of ethers worn nil im the
Mirta i one time or nnether during the
Sav And tlinnk goodness it wns net het
S'lhe grandstand. The nlr was just
about right for comfort and the c lib
house ami grounds were beautiful as
they nhvnys are.
THROUGH nn error of printing,
... T linil Eleaner Keens dar
dance
'date down yesterday ns Sentcmbcr 30.
Ti h net: it's September 25), nnd It's
It IS 0l, . ,'f ,,, Af- nn Orient
Sub. In fnct. It cannot be called
dance at all, ns mere than five hundred
invitations have been issued, nnd you
knew mere than five hundred censtl-
Xhebnll Is being riven by Eleaner's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick h.
koens, of Ardmerc. nnd I understand
the dancing will start nt 0 and continue
nntl 3. It will be the first ball of the
Masen, and Is one of the earliest ever
ilven or debutante;. It'B bound te be a
fery pretty affair, for the Merlen ball
room lends Itself se well te decernt en
and the supper room and Inclesed
perches arc such attractive places for
the "cats."
WHILE en the subject of 'debutante
affairs. I hear the Sam Heyles hnve
decided net te give ft tea for Mar Mar
leerlte after all, nnd her official com ng
Xt" 111 he at the driici .which .her
undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. "VV alter
M. Jefferds will give en December 18
nt the Ritz-Carlten. There are just se
many parties and things going en that
few tens will be given this year It
seems They are very trying alTnlrs nl
W I h'"15- Jt really, if. fierce te
' stand all afternoon just shaking hands
and sbakinghnnds for nil you are worth.
Tour face gWs In a set smile and jour
irm is just about finished before the
afternoon Is ever.
Back in the dnrk ages when I was n
deb, you simply had te have (i tea or
you were net out, and the girls who
slipped out never received as many in
vitations as these who had teas. Hut
eh I the fatigue of that timet I'll never
forget it. In the last few years the
custom is growing less nnd less nnd it
would net surprise me If In live years
time there would be nn end of the in
troductory ten.
On the ether hand, unless a debu
tentc's parents give ft large ball te
which the elder generation is invited,
she never meets any one bit these of
her own age, ee It's nil n problem, Is it
net?
I
HOrn we'll have a clear Saturday
L tedav (there have been se many en
riilrli the rhin has fnllen. if they have-
net been actually all -day rnlny days)
for one of the very sweetest of our
little brides is te be married today out
in the little Hplscepnl church in Jen Jen
Kintenn. Helen Scwcll, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Rebert Sewell, is te become
the bride of Henry Rrlnten Cexc, Jr.,
hen of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rrlnten
Cete.
And it's going te be n beautiful wed
ding, of thnt there's no doubt, for net
only will the bride be pretty, but she
has chosen se many fascinating brides
maids nnd their frocks aie te be the
tweetet, Krenchiest things I have heard
about for some time. Hut I won't tell
you about them till after the wedding,
as it's se npt te sp'ell the effect if you
knew what te expect. One thing I will
tell you nnd that Is Helen is going te
have her mother's mother's veil of
Venetian lace draped en ever her tulle
veil and It Is n most exquisite bit of
lace, nut that's all, I'll tell you about
it.
I told you the ether dny that Henry
Cexc is a graduate of Harvard, and I
lad heard that he was in business, but
that Is a mistake. He has net gene
into business, but Is a student nt I'enn's
law school and gees Inte his third year
of lnv next month.
The wedding is te be followed by in
breakfast nt the Scwcll place In Rydal.
Beth Bab-, and Hetty Scwcll arc te be
maids of honor and en knew hew sweet
and nrcttv they are. And I knew Mrs.
Ben ell will be stunning. She leeks ns If
6lic were the girls' sister nnd net their
mother. I don't think I have ever seen
such n young looking mother-In -law us
Henry Coxe will have.
"TlACII day brings mere of the buds
J- home from the various summer re
sorts, Llbby Wear, who is the
daughter of the Jeseph Wears, of Chest
nut Hill, nnd whose mother was MUs
atleline Petter, came home -yesterdny
with ether members of her family after
ii summer spent up In Kenncbunkpert,
Me. I.lbby is te be Introduced luter
in tie bensen. Ellen Hnrrlsen, who
lias been up In Yerk Harber with her
mother and Augusta, is coining home
next week. Ne dates have been set
tled en for her parties as jet. I judge
they will be given Inter in the fnll
after they have moved into town. They
Uve en Eighteenth street, opposite Hit Hit
tenheusc Squure.
TJOW I de harp en longer skirts ! Hut
A then when jeu have friends In
larls nnd they write you that they
fe getting longer unci longer, you de
'eel ns if jeu ought te pass the
news along. In fuct one person wrote
recently and said: "Yeu cannot have
lult Ikl,r,!' t0 le"B vor here. It would
l h,''iuite all right te forget te
wear stockings; no one would knew it."
bomchew it bothers Nancy n bit,
rnau!,c:. Nlllle 8l)0 ixl.nlics and np np
Jrevcs the longer , mere dignified skirt,
Sinn-en!ly d,ecs nJ llle the that swiep
f'"B n the. dust and have te have
' en.l"! w BCa ,0 k,'eP he hem from
cutting through. And furthermore, she
Jm? i sii "",(l aKnl" announced she did
tlm tltu0 the women would stand for
the trailing hk rt. Jt Is net sanitary
kh , .''. !mv?J"J'1 h0 mucl1 BC I" the
teuUckHy. We"- tMU0 wl" tcl'' "'y X
T HEAR that .Mr. and Mrs. Walten
en thrkpnre .haill,1B f"r F,'""ec ,0'ln'
. ". m.-ii sicnmer Mavey
Pill. WnUn.. r.l1. Y-
Der., . " .""""" -ii, eir., ex-
Texnu v' "" most "f "' J ear 111
lurln"',,;)."1!'.01.1 wc,,t 0,lt tUere '" the
le in". "V1 Ilett "ml IC --hlhlrni wnie
MiltnM,. "' UN '0,,', Ils he fe""d n
heard ir T, for tlu'm- l -''''' net
IrMElni ! I,nv,e s,0,,e "'ct ,,l,t -"'er
hear, V, se', ,1N, ' lmve ,,rt ''i or
ieard from her for some time.
JEAN, nged four, went te visit her
nunt nnd ,.c ,e ,or ,)nr,.nt,,
I, ,nlv'V' '""1 her- cousin Elsie, who
klni , J1" V(,"r "hlfr, was told te be
thl,!l l,PI, .MtI '"iisin, and see thnt
nv V,0Jwl hqiself. One day mother
slee... , n R,nnl1 box containing four
necia of candy and told her te take
"hew
I Pin 1 '" v,b f tllf,1,' 'hiughtrr Dar
nr ' . J'"' vnll ,'n"'v' lllts heen nbread
k1 leay ""'1 " hnlf as a member of
;- niiiruran L'emm ttce for Dei-iiHtntPfl
X' rilllri..
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tlw Tennis at Manheim.
Give Ball en September
Cricket Club
It te the nursery with her. She went
tips airs a few moments later te beheld
fclsle presenting Jean with the tiniest
piece it the box. "Why, denrcst,
that s net nice, you ought te let Jean
help herself." Mild mother. "Hut
ether" replied Elsie. "If I de. she
might take tee much, and then I'd have
a sick child en my hnnds."
NANCY vWYNNB.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph U Woolston, of
aienden. Chestnut Hill, have Issued Invi
tations for a dance en Friday cvenlntr,
ru hb?X 2' nt b" Philadelphia Cricket
CiV.J.n horierof Miss Jesephine Jenks.
daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Jenks. of Mount Kemble, Morrlstewn. N.
ir'nM,ntl illeir. "laughter, Miss Hannah
Hnckcr Woolston, both debutantes of
.nIi.rea.,en: M,s0 Woe'ston will be In-
nrl.!d.Jlt n .tea t0 b0 B,vn by her
parents the early part of October.
S.. i1",1 mK have lflsUC(l Invitations
rer a. dance at their home en Tuesday
XP.PSF' e,c.l.0bcC.17' In honor of their
nnBlltcr Mlss Margaret N. Paul, who
win oe ene of the season's debutantes.
Miss Paul will be among the brides
maids at the marrlage of Miss Adelaide
S. Ncwlln. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
KaI"8 C,.NeUn.1. of Haverford and her
brother. Mr. William A. B. Paul, which
w 111 take Place en Saturday next at the
t-nurch of the Redeemer, Dryn Mawr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Whlte Geary, of
Chestnut Hill, have Issued Invitations for
I1 unV ?n . Saturday evening, Sep
tember 30, in honor of Miss Helen Hepe
Montgomery, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rebert Montgomery, of Adressan, Vtlla
Ti'n' b'0 the dance Mr. and Mrs.
iim Edward Zimmerman, of Chestnut
Hill, will gjve In honor of thelt debutante
daughter, Mlse Anna Cecilia Zlmmer
mann. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Tracy Orlsweld.
of Hotherpe. Radner, will glve a dinner
en Saturday evening, October 21, In
honor of Miss Mary de P. Geary, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Whlte Geary,
of Chestnut Hill and Miss Mary Carrell
Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Thee Theo
rtero Spencer, of Haverrerd. before the
dance which Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Learn
ng Montgomery will give at Adressan,
their place at Vlllnneva. In honor of their
daughter, Miss Helen Hepo Montgomery.
Miss Maud S. Harrison, daughter of
sir. and Mrs. Jeseph Harrison, of Hav
erford. has returned from a few days'
visit te Cape May, where she was the
guest of Miss Betty Hetherlngten,
daughter of Mrs. L. P. Hetherlngten. of
2310 Pine street. Miss Harrison and
Miss Hetherlngten will be debutantes of
this autumn.
Dr. Charles J. Hatfield. Miss Margaret
Hatfield, Mr. James Hatfield and Mr.
Alexander Hatfield nf rheatnnf mil
who have been upending the summer
uurenu, win return te tnis city the end
of next week. Mls3 Hatfield will make
her debut at a tea te be given by her
father en Wednesday, October 4, and
will be the guest of honor at a ball
at the Bellevue-Stratferd, December 26,
Miss Careline S. Barclay, daughter of
.wr. ana lurs. w am Littleton Barclay.
of Gravers lane. Chestnut Hill, will leave
tcday te spend the week-end nt Bern
llle, as the guest of Mrs. C. M. Chapln.
xne marriage of Miss Barclay and Mr.
James Muscoe Garnett, of New Yerk,
win take place en October 7.
Mrs. Merris L. Clothier, of Clalroment,
Vlllaneva, accompanied by her daughters,
MIbs Lydla M. Clothier and Miss Doro Dero Dore
thy Clothier, will sail en Saturday next
for France, where she will place Miss
Dorethy Clothier at Mile. Moes' school
In Paris. Miss Clothier will make her
debut next season.
Miss Elizabeth Hllllard Tatnall
daughter of Mrs. William Francis Tat
nall, of uermantewn, wnese marriage
te Mr. William Powers, of Youncstewn.
O , will take place en Saturday, Septem
ber 30, win be tnc guest or noner at a
luncheon te be given by ner cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Burrlll Luck, daughter of Mrs.
Themas Henry Runcle. of Lansdowne,
the marriage of Miss Luck te Mr. He.
bart Rowland, son of Mrs. William L.
Unwland. nf Rose Tree Vallev. Media.
will take place en Saturday, September
23. Miss .L.UCK win aucna -ui9s xaumu
as one of her brldesmalds.
Dr. Rebert Norwood has returned te
Ovcrbroek from a tour of New England
and Canada.
Miss Nina Lee. of this city. Is new at
Idlewlld. near Media, since her return
from Llttle Bears Head, Me.
Miss Helen Aueenrlcd, who has re
turned from Europe, where she has
passed the summer, has geno te Idle
wild, where she will remain for sev
eral weeks. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Humphreys, of
Germnntewn, who have been occupying
their Chelsea cottage slnce early In the
spring, will return te the Weed-Norton
apartments, Octcbcr 1.
A party of girls leaving next Thursday
for a several weeks' trip te Bermuda
Includes Miss Anna Jehnsen, MlssMary
Reeves, Miss Pauline De Vlte, Miss Jane
Hackett, Miss Anna Mangano, Miss
Lucy Draganettt and Miss Lillian Laf
fsrty. Mr Jules de Harvath. of Forty-first
nnd Locust streets, will return next
week from Cape Ced. Mass . where she
has spent the summer with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ii V.
Kelly.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Nerman S. Esslg, of
Merlen, nre passing a month nt Seaside
Park.
Miss Alice Rlieads Marsten, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry marsten. or 5eu
Woodbine nvenue, Overbroek, will be
the maid of honor and only attendant at
the marriage of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Denlse Marie Marsten and Mr, Harmen
Ourney, of Dotrelt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Victer M. Ourney. of Germuntewn,
which will take place at 5 o'clock, en
Saturday afternoon, Soptember 23, In
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Germnntewn. A small reception will
fellow for the Immediate families of the
brlrte nnd bridegroom, nnd a few Inti
mate friends, at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Marsten. On their return from
u wedding Journey the bride and bride
groom will live In New Yerk. MIbs
"Marsten will be a debutante of this
autumn. Miss Marsten will give a
kitchen shower en Friday aftcrnoe next
In honor of Mrs. Dcntse M. Marsten.
Mrs. n. L. Carwlthen. who has been
spending several months traveling
through Europe, will nrrlve In this
country tomorrow nnd will occupy her
apartments nt the Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Singer, of the
Teuralne, Sixteenth and Spruce streets,
will occupy apartments at the Bellevue Bellovue Bellevue
Stratferd this winter.
Comings and Goings
in West Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Allan Turner,
whose marrlage took place Wednesday,
June 28, have returned from their wed
ding trip and are at home nt B634 Pine
Btreet. Mrs. Turner will be remembered
as Miss Katherlne Warden Ress, of
West Philadelphia,
Mr. nnd Mrs F. Edward Nelan, of
23D Seuth Fifty-third street, have re
turned from Stone Harber and have
gene te Buffalo for a fortnight.
Mr nnd Mrs. William P. Brcnz. who
have been spending the summer at
Island Heights, N. J., will return te their
home. 6321 IJnitlmore avenue, en Mon
day. .
A bon voyage surprlse party was
ulven In honor of Mr. Aaren Newman
at the home of Miss Vctta Alman. 3832
I'enlar street, en Wednesday eenlng,
Mr Newman sailed for Europe en the
Homeric tedny. He expects, te- be
gene for about six month. Tne party
was verv successful and a gnut sur sur
prleo te Mr. Newman.
Mrs. Ethel SchwarU, el : West 1'hlla 1'hlla
delphla, announce; thy betrothal of her
dauchter. Miss Pearl Vera SchwarU,
te Mr. Jeseph J. Naythens, of this city.
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Wedding in Yardley
Proves of Interest
A pretty wedding took place en Tues
day at neon at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Davis at Penns Park
when their daughter, Miss Dorethy
Davis, became the brlde of Mr. Jeseph
Canbv, ' of Ilulmevllle. The marriage
was by Friends' ceremony. The bride
were a gown- of white georgette and
satin, with tulle veil, and carried a
Bouquet of Bride roses nnd Wiles of the
OI mB
valley. Four children were- ribbon
bearers.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliet Cook and daugh
aers are spending the month of Sep
tember at Beach Arlington.
Seuth Philadelphians
Come Heme Frem Resorts
MIbs Marian Landy, of 2631 Seuth
Sixteenth street, has returned home
after a short stay In Wlldwoed.
Miss Mary Leenard, of 2534 Seuth
Flftiynth street, spent several days last
week in Atlantic City.
Miss Henrietta Sterling, of Fifteenth
nnd Shunk streets. Is at home after
having spent 6Ccral days last week In
Wlldwoed.
Miss Helen Cellins, of 1827 Rltner
street, has returned home after an ex
tensive stay In Atlantic City.
Mr. Jehn Dougherty, of 2210 Seuth
Fifteenth street, nnd Mr. .Tespph Dia
mond, of 1805 Seuth Twenty-first street,
who wero the guests of friend In Bluck Bluck
weed Tcrrnce, N. J., are new at home.
Mrs. Lillian Plzutl and her son, Mas
ter Jeseph Plzutl, of 1027 Snvder ave
nue, who have been spending the Sanson
In Atlantic City, have returned home.
Mrs. Plzutl was Miss Lillian DeLuca.
Mr. William Gardner, of 2004 Seuth
Eighteenth street, nnd Mr. Harrv Field
have returned home after a stay in
Atlantie City.
Mr. William Brennan, Jr.. of Bridge
port, Pa., who has been spending some
time as the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Richard Hepely, of 1733 Rltner street,
has returned home,
Mrs. Katherlne Prendevllle, of 1814
Master street, has returned home after
a short stay In Wlldwoed.
Miss Hertenso Silver, of 2420 Seuth
Sixth street, has returned home after a
two weeks' stay In Atlantie City.
Mr. Charles Hnrtman spent n week at
Cape Mav Point, where he was the
guest of Mrs. James Lccpcr.
Miss Mary Clark, of 2344 Seuth
Twentieth street, and Miss Margaret
Flynn, of 1717 Seuth Eighteenth street,
have returned after a menth'B stay In
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary McCele, of 1542 Seuth
Twenty-ninth street, has returned home
after a short stay In Paell, where bhe
was the guest or Mra. Walter Rice.
Mr. Harry Cenner, of 1113 Merris
street, ha been epending a few dnys at
Garden Lake,
MIbs Stella Brennan, of 1701 Perter
street, Glrard Farms, spent several dnys
last week In Chelsea.
Miss Helen Smith, of 2323 Seuth Six
teenth street, has returned te her home
after spending several dajs In Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Schwarz nnd
their family, of 204 Seuth Sixteenth
street, will clese their summer home at
Wlldwoed the end of this month,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph R. Griggs and
family, of 2G30 Seuth Bancroft street,
have returned after spending some time
at Wlldwoed. Mrs. Griggs will be re
membered as Miss Frances Schwarz.
Return te Frankford
Frem North and West
Mr. Henry Berncman, son and daugh
ter, Mr. Jeseph Bernemun and MlhS
Helen Berncman, of 4045 Penn street.
have returned from their trip te Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Lcnry and
their son, Muster Philip J, Lcnry, Jr.,
nre en a meter trip through the New
England States.
Mr. and Mrs Jeseph Allen, of 4053
Penn street, have returned from Ocean
City, where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mra C. P. Marshall, of
Arrett street, are spending several
weeks In WerncraWlle, Pa.
Miss Ann Embery, of 1221 Foulkrod
ntreet. returned this week from her stay
In California,
WONT WKAK THKM KOMJKIl
Willi dally newK 'columns nilrU with
failiien lilntH from 1'nrU then) la need (or
additional nmce in recount the omunlzatler. i
lelnK formed te iirenrvn tlie "knm hlcli'
klrl. It nlll be Interesting te untch tht
outcome of thU uatile for American free
dom. Fellow It. la the new columns of
tUe Pcsuc LMQII. "U1t It a UaUU"r
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Bb'jIIP Wi Mttttf' ln t,ic Church of Our Saviour,
BBi w ijmmMrmMmk i1 piMia ' t'mwi
lml IW23Mmm 7?mna8Kk imHKTv.fly
Miss LYSBETH BOYD-. BRHHIbiJHSl
Germantown Felk
Return Frem Resorts
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Thomsen Sher Sher
ren nnd their fnmllv have moved Inte
their new home. 2G1 Went Hnrvev strpet
Germnntewn. Miss Alberta Sherren will
i n ,. MaAn, nv4 ...nl. art --..I: '
S""'e-"V ASntniaTr n"'.! """ "e"
Mrs Marlen Tourlsen is spending
seme time with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Tourlsen, of 20 Westvlew
Htreet, prier te her departure for her
home In New Yerk. She has Just re
turned from an eight months' tour
through the Western United States and
Honolulu.
Mrs. Jehn L. Jamisen, of 1007 Cavuen
street, nnd her slstnr. Miss Acnes Stew.
art, of Scotland, have returned from a
btny at ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnreld E. Shere, of
0311 Sherman street, nre receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Hendrlck and their
family, of 0301 Grecne street, have re
turned from n summer stay at Ocean
City.
Mr. Willis Stari of Pelham Court,
and Mr. Fielding Howe, of Sherman
street, have returned from a short stay
at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Leuis Blaul and their
family, of C013 Germnntewn avenue
nfter having spent the summer at
Bradley Beach, have returned tethelr
home.
Miss Glndys Summcrfleld. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sumtnerilcld,
of West Hertter street. Is spending a
fortnight In New Yerk city, where she
Is the guest of Miss Nnnotte Berden,
daughter of Mrs. C. I. Berden, of West
118th street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cenycrs Butten Flcu
nnd children,, Maeter Conyers Fleu,
Jr., and Master Bartholemew Fleu, ure
spending the month of September at
Ocean City.
AT THE THEATRES
WE OWE HER TO LAURETTE
Lynn Fontanne, of 'Dulcy,' Brought
te U. S. by Miss Tayler
Lynn Fontanne. who comes te the
Uread ,Iendny night In "Dulcy,"
bcems te be a most fertunate yeuns
nctress.
As u youngster nnd ambitious for a
career en the stage, MIbs Kontnnne was
iieipeu by l'Jllen Terry, who rclienrscd
her in all kinds of roles und get her
first engagement In Londen. Through
clmiice she get her first real part, and
tills led te an engagement with Wecden
Gressmlth's company.
While she was In Londen, Miss Lnu Lnu
rctte Tayler saw MKs Knntntinc play
In "Milestones" nnd "My Lady's
Dress," and determined te bring her
te this country. Then, ns new, MUs
layler was under the management of
Geerge 0. Tjlcr. The latter did net
upprove of the Idea nf engaging the
jcung woman. He insisted that ul ul
mest any jeung American actress teuld
play ingenues, nnd that It was nnninse
te bring ever this young Cngllih woman
at n lnrger salary than he would be
compelled te pny for n nntive player.
Miss Tayler, however, Insisted, and wen
her point.
Miss I'entnnnc's first part with Miss
lajler was the weepy brlde In "The
Wooing of Eve," and she nlte appeared
in "The Harp of Life." In which she
bud the rele of a 'av.ky girl of seven
teen; in "Out There," in which (.he
was seen as n ce"kney girl, and in
"Happiness," in which she was a
talkative buclcty weinun.
VARIETY STARS IN SHOW
Valesku Suratt, who heads the cost
in "Spite of 1112:1," opening at the For Fer
i est 'Iheutre Monthly evening, miitlu her
last legitimate appearance in Philadel
phia as star of "The Hed IIemj" some
enrs nge. She has aKe been u fnwir
ite In the pictures, ns well as nn annual
heatlllner nt Keith's. This current of
fering marks her Initial appearance In
n musical revue. It was Jack Lelt,
author of "Spice," who first gave her a
ili'iiiiintlt; rele In the sketch "Trimmed
in Heaiiet." It Is interesting te null1
that ntidevHle st.us are the backbone of
"Spice of 11)21'," Lnit has wiilten
s oil's of nets nnd sketches, nnd for
j cars has been n vaudeville critic. Ar
man KaJIa, who sponsors, the revue, is
Miss BEATRICE SEWELL
Miss Helen Seivell Bride
of Henry Brinten Coxe, Jr.
One of the most Interesting of the
early fall weddings will be that of Miss
Helen L. Sewell, dnughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rebert Sewell, and Mr. Henry
Brinten Coxe, Jr, son of Mr. and Mra
Henry Brinten Coxe. which will take
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon In the
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, at
Jenklutewn. The Rev. Jehn M. Groten,
rector of the church, will officiate. The
bride, who will be given In marrlage by
her father, will wear bridal satin made
en exquisitely plain lines, cut low at
neck, with a glrdle of pearls and a
draped skirt caught at the left elde with
a pearl ornament; and n court train
falling from the shoulders. Her tulle
veil will be fastened with a spray of
orange blossoms, and she will wear a
shawl of old Uce worn by her grand
mother. She will carry a shower bou
quet of lilies of the alley, gardlnlas
nnd orchids. Mrs. Andrew Perter. Bister
of the bridegroom, will be the matron
of honor. She will wear AIIce blue
an established vaudeville actor nnd pro
ducer. Nun Ilnlpcrin, Geergle Price,
Slldgie Miller, Sam llearn, Flavin Ar
care, IlRFetitru und IJebbe nnd Xclben
arc all licadllncrs.
Society Girl In "Charlatan"
Lulu Mnc Hubbard, who plays the
role of Mrs. Florence OUly-Smythe tn
"The Chtirlatnn," the mystery piny at
the Walnut, Is a Southern society girl,
coming from San Antonie, Tes. Last
year she decided te try her luck en
the stage. On arriving in New Yerk
she enrolled In a dramatic school, stud
ied diligently for Mx month, nnd nt the
conclusion beeurcd a job with Adelph
Kleubcr ns understudy te Margaret
Dale in "Tins Charlatan," when it
opened for its run in New Yerk. And
when MUs Dale was called away by
D. V. (irlfflth for picture work. Mis
Hubbard Mopped in und wen lmincdlati
success.
"Marjelnlne" for Lyric
"Mnrjelainc," the Huge Felix mus
ical crsien of I.nuls M. l'nrkerV fa
mous ceinetly, "Pomander Walk," will
open nt the Ljric Theatre, 'Monday,
.September 18, Peggy Weed, late of
"Mavlime" ami "Huildie.s," ami Len Len
eox Puwle. the Knglish cnniedinn who
nppenrcilf, "I'eniniitler walk," and
Frank f wn here with rucIi
imisicnl i i a ns "The Sultan of
Sulu" and "The Arcadians." are the
featured plejers.
Bessie Barriscale Back en Stage
Hessle Iinrrlscnlc has returned te the
Hpcuklng Htaue and for the present the
"ineviu" fans will luitu te get along
without her. Mies Ilarrlscale has gout'
into nudeille and Is turning te Keith's
next week In a one-act comedy, culled
"Pickin' Peaches," Her laht appear appear
nnce en thn Mnge wns In an nil-star
ri'viinl of "Ariena," which was jiro jire
llucel at a beni'tlt performance in Les
Alltfeles. where MlRS llnrrKnnlr. ii'na
wnrlilni In the iileliien utii.llnu Afi M
Orltlllg III tilt' lllCtllre StlldlOS. MISS n-
linrrlM'nle had net spoken n word en
the Mnge for seven jenrs, and the offer Z
for her t appear in vaudeville fright- S
eneti nor nir a wnue, nut Mie llnnlly
ceiiM-nteil te appear in n short play
which her husband, Heward lllckniau,
had written. The latter U a member
of the company supporting Miss liar
ri scale.
inya?CTiVf ijr-r; k arifr' iwn vHB.wmr "f
V-Jtm-. a-i-U-ar-' i i nnn
BEUZUJBiHLB&nrSVr 'W
shaded taffeta, made tight at the waist,
with a long full skirt, trimmed with
hand painted mednllens cut rpse shape,
te harmonize with the frock. She will
wear an old-faehloned shepherdess hat,
of the same material ns the gown,
trimmed with the rose shaped medallens'
and streamers of blue and silver rib
bons. She will carrv an old-fashioned
bouquet of autumn flowers.
Miss Beatrice B. Sewell and Miss
Elizabeth J. Sewell, sisters of the bride,
will be the maids of honor. They will
wear frocks of apricot color changeable
taffeta like the matron of honor's nnd
hats te match They will also carry
old-fashioned bouquets.
The bridesmaids will include Miss
Kntharlne D. Perter. MIbs Dorethy W
StevenB, Miss Betsy Warren Davis, Miss
Elizabeth Jeanes, Miss Augusta W. Har
rison, Miss Lysbeth K. Boyd and Miss
Jesephine Heyl, of Washington, D. C ,
a cousin of the bride. They will wear
orchid changeable, taffeta made, the
same as the matron and maids of honor,
with hats te match. They will carry
baskets of orchid colored fall flowers.
Mr. Geerge S. Weld, of Bosten, Mass .
will act as best man for Mr. Coxe and
the ushers will Include Mr. W. Standley
Stokes, Mr. Eckley B. Cexc, 3d. Mr.
Isaac R. Davis, Jr.. Mr. Themas Wlutr Wlutr
ten, Mr. Erie A. McCeuch, all of this
city, Mr. Guy P. Reynolds, Mr. Ernest
Leverlng, Jr., and Mr. Qulncey Adams
Shaw, Jr., of Bosten, and Mr. Dexter C.
Hawkins and Mr. Reger Tuckerman, of
New Yerk.
A large reception will fellow the cere
mony at Ardnaree, Rydal, the home of
the bride's parents. Mr. Coxe and his
bride will be at home at 500 Seuth Fif
teenth street after November 1.
Hayman Shan e
An interesting wedding will take
place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
the home of the brlde, when MIsa Dor Der Dor
othy Shane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Fred O. Shane, of 6410 Wayne avenue,
will be married te Dr. Jeseph M. Hav
man. Jr.. of Chestnut Hill. The bride
groom's father, the Rev. Jeseph M. Hay
man, will officiate
Miss Eleaner Shane will be maid of
honor and her sister's only attendant.
Dr. Hayman will hae as best man Dr.
Rowland F. Philips
The ceremony will be followed bv a
reception, after which Dr. and Mrs Hay
man will lenvu en an extended wedding
Journey I'pen their return they will
11q In Chestnut Hill.
PHOTOPLAYS
Photoplay Guide Week of Sept. 11 te Sept. 16. Subject te Change
. nil "
COMMirr r .
ADriM C '2D It THOMPSON S
rUL.LAJ MATINI1R DAILY
Xf. Agnea Are In The Ordeijl
STS.
T. Agnea Aren in jne urarm
V. Richard llarthlemess In Senny
T Richard llartelmess In bonny
p liiViar.t irnrttielmesa In hennjr
S Dorethy Dalten In C'rlmaen Challenge s
ARDMORE'SUrpa.
M. Tem Mix In Juat Teny
T. Tem Mlit In Juht Teny
W. William Ru'i'fll In The Crusader
t u'liK.m T.'urtnini in Mnenfthlnf. nller
U Wllllam Pa mum In Moonshine; Valley
H wnirtey .taaun i n ILrL-t r e"1"
GIRARD AVE.
A3 1 Jt MATi.vnr
i: DAILY
M. Spectacular Production C'liblrln
r. Hpectacular Produttlen. (-iililrla
W. Spectacular Production tnhlrla
T. Seettucular Production t ttblrlii
P. Puullne Ooren In lite Pener Within
S Pauline (litren In Tile Power Within
BALTIMORE & tSxl
M. Nermi Talmadgc in Mull)"' Threugli
T Nerma Talmailge in .jmllln' Through
AV. T Melghan, If leu HiHee It. It a Ne
T. T Melghan. If Yeu He re It. It's he
p c Tulmidge. The Prlntltlie IA)er
B C. Talma.lge. The Primitive lArr
m T II7DIDP Uread & Susquehanna
tJL.Ull.DllNU' (ontlnueus S until 11
M. rthel Clajten In Per the I)efene
T Ethel Claten In I or ine neienie
T Fthel Clapton in I or ine ifrinpc
Iv.ante-.KlVk"oed The Man Ft lleme
T James Klrkwoe.l The Man Prem lleiw ,'..
?'- Jam" Klrknoed. The Man Prem Homely
H-Ku?no tVllVlerr, inujjlrepl'a Pargdlae , J.
--! vKtI A I Otn. Maplnil AeM
VV1W1M-1- 2.10 7 and 0 P M
M. T Melghan, If Veu JJellne It. IPs he
T T Melghan. If oil V.p,ilf p W U." 6
V t Meia'ian If en llellee It. It's Se
T. Wesley Harry In I'enred
p. Wesley Harrj In PrnnxJ
B Wel llatr In I'enred
FA1RMOUNT
0th i. Glrard Are.
MXTINKK DAILY
Tr-hnrlA. fTliirk) Jenes In Th Fuel Mall
T Charles (Ruck) Jenei In The It Mnll
W Charles (Ruck) Jenes In The fast Mnll
T. Phlrley Masen In The Ktiggnl llelrraa
r,Wllllnm Russell in Jlene tn Rtirn
B Charles (Iltick) Jenes In Trooper O'Neill
GREAT NORTHERN WtWh"
M. Charles R ly In A Tajler-Made Man
T Charles Ray In A TalleHMude Man
W, Charles Ray In , Tnl er-Mnde Man
T. Charles Ray In A Taller-Mnde Man
P Charles Ray In A Tn ler-Macle Man
B Chnrles Rn In Tnllep-Mnile Man
IMPERIAL SVVZ8,,
M Charles (Ruck) Jnnet In The Pint Mall
T Charles (Ruck) Jenes In The Pst Mnll
W Charles (Ituek) Jenes In The Punt Mull
T. Charles (Rurk) Jenes In The Pitt Mall
I.', Charles iiiucki jenes in 1113 rnsr linn
B Charles (Ruck )Jsneijn ThjL Fast Mnll
I IDCDTV UROAD A COI.PMRIA AV,
LlDCtX 1 I MATINPR DAILY
Elaine ltammerteln In rtldence
lilnlnn Hammerstein In Pillion
w. Mae Murray in lieiirieua ntti? iieiii
'Ti sfirci'st in t , . ni, is T."rI",
- - A"rt"rin"n 'u, ittiHeir7;I,,n
nRIPMT Woodland Ae, nt (11 Bt
UIMCn 1 MTlNi:il DULY
M I) Dillen, "email M h Walked Alene
T I) Dalten Unman Who Walked Alene
W - I'ecll 11 De Mllle's Old VIe for .New
T. Themas MelKhan In The Mlrarle Man
P. Kthel Clayten In .Fer the Defense
S. Ethel Clayten In 1 rer
tne DeJenae
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ORCHESTRA READY
FOR GALA SEASON
Dr. Stokewski Will Wield Baten
te Open Concerts en Fri
day, October 6
The twenty-third season of the
Phllaedlphln Orchestra will begin with
the concerts of Friday afternoon nnd
Saturday evening, October (S nnd 7,
under tb direction of Leepold Sto Ste Sto
kewskf. Twe concerts have been milled
te the scries, making twenty-six pairs.
In order te glve llinsi- extrn concern
It "wm nrccssarv te ciirtnlt some of the
out-of-town nppearnnces, thu Pitts- I Mr nnd Mrs. Harry Watsen, of ,
burgh series being reduced from ten te Schuylkill avenue, JeffcrsenvlJle. enter
bIy nnd Ilnrrlshnrir from five te three. I talncd the members of the Hlble cms
" W 12 7 ffj con- ' eiclr djurch en Wednesdayv.n.n..
certs will begin nt-:.iO Instead of . Mr Wllllam Marstcller, Mr. and Mrs.
o'clock. There will be no chnnge In , jMp Wlsler, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
the hour for beginning the Saturday Heryer, Mrs A. n. Umstcnd, Mr.
evening concerts, 8 :15. Charles Wlsmtr, the Rev. and Mra.
As in the nnst fpw seasons the As- p., T O essner, Mrs. Theresa Yeakle,
...IFnif,.t. V, in ..rncnnf nt IXnat niie fiipst
socltttien will present nt least one
renuiiciijr, uctinw ui-nv.u, wr .u
manian composer, conductor nnd violin
ist, will be heard with the orchestra
nftcr the first of the jear ut two con
certs in Philadelphia nnd nt six en
tour. XcROtintiens nrc new under way
with several ether- distinguished con
ductors for concerts here.
Special Concerts for Children
A second scries of children's con
certs eh Monday afternoons will be
given during the coming season, mnklng
in all six concerts for the purpose of
educntlng the young people of thu city.
The same program will be presented nt
both series, nnd will be iiccempnnled
by a short talk by Mr. Stokewski.
Tnc urcncsirn ines commit iiiu names
of hundreds who hnve -been unable te
secure tickets for the regular series
of concerts. Te accommodate tlieie
nnd te fulfill the pledge made nt the
tlme of the endowment fund campaign
four concerts will be given nt the
Academy of Music, under Mr. Stokow Stekow Stokew
ski's direction. A special concert will
also will given for the Philadelphia
Forum. The T'nivcrslty concerts have
been eliminated and the student b in
vited te the special concerts.
Te Give Concerts in New Yerk
Interest in the New Yerk concerts
continues unabated. The ten concerts
nre oversubscribed, nnd the same thing
holds true of Itnltimerc ami Washing
ton, where the five concerts arc uUe
sold out in advance by bensen subscrip
tion. The mu-dc-levcrs of Hnltimere
voluntarily increased the price of tick
ets for the coming season, when ad
vised of the cost' of bringing the Or
chestra te that city. The Hnrriburg
nnd Pittsburgh series have been re
duced te three and sir, respectively,
in order te give mere concerts in Phila
delphia. The list of soloists Includes Claire
Dux, soprano; Hrcnlslaw Iluberman,
vielinist: Jehn Powell. American pi
anist and composer, and Nina Kedietz,
Hussien soprano. It will be as com
poser, conductor and violinist that Ln Ln
esce will be beard here. Established
favorites In thP soloist list nre Mmc.
Snmnreff, Iluida Lashanskn, Jactiues '
Thibaud. Alfred Cortet, Wllhelm Hae- .
heus, Alexuntler Sileti and linns Kin- I
dler. The winner of the Stokewski I
medal, Ituth Montague, mezzo-soprano,
will also have un uppcarance.
Entertain for Bfide
in Delaware County
Mra. Wllllam Stafferd Parker, of
Roanoke, Va., who has been the guest
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs M. II.
Blckley, of Wnlllngferd. for a few
weeks, had Issued Invitations for a
bridge party which he will gi0 en
Tuesday afternoon, September in, in
honor of Miss Marjorle Black, of Ches
ter, whose marriage te Mr William
Ward. 3d, will take place September 30
MIsa Black'n sister, Mrs. Jeseph Cellins,
will also entertain In her honor at
luncheon, followed by bridge, en
Wednesday afternoon, September 20.
Miss Hlldegarde Jacob, daughter of
Mrs. F. Wnrner Benerman, of Meylan,
will return en September 21 te Welles
ley College, where she Ib a student
Refuses Page's Resignation
Washington. Sept. ! - Themas W
Tnge, of Virginia, former chairman I
of the tariff commission, has sent his
resignation from that body te President
Harding, but the President has uked
Mr. Page te reconsider his action.
PHOTOPLAYS
The following theatres obtain their pictures through the
STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of early
showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your
locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Company of America,
nVCBRDnnf C3D & HAVKK-
r iiijiwv1 TORD AVE
i1 J,1'01"'18 Melghnn In Our Leading ( Ulien
r lliemaa MHghan In Our lulling ( ltlieu
Vt JHLk Helt til I tin M..n I'.i..iii...i-iiIiIh
- J ... I ,1 7 ,! .. ....l. ..M.W
REGENT
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Uolew ITTIHt
M.-Nernu Talma Jg. In Hie Perhl.lUen Cltv '
,r .Nerma lulnmdg in Ihe Perbl.lden j ,
.VN "Nerma Talmadi. in Tlie rurblililrn I lt I
1 .Nerma Talnialg. in 'I he rvrbliltleii C lt i
SHERWOOD f"h '"'"mnre Av
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M -I.e.tv Cc , ?lrr I he Rerder
f"y. m"?n i
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lletty Crmpsen In ()rr the llerder
urn te ins uigiit
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AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A..
GERMANTOWN BrAT?Nr.T',Srcr,,l
M- Spectacular Pro.ljctlen I Am the I.a
T Hiweiniular 1'rediMlnn I Am liie I.1111
. -ryiwctaculiir Production I in the l.n
M l.en Chane In Pit -Ii 11111I lllund
J ' I .mi l lune In Pl.-h und Illned I
" Jimn liiiiiui in in. telliiu stulti
T. tnrli Mn In ll'n Crnri
J7 Wallace Held In The Putal MurrliiRe
HJVallare Reld tn The mtnl Marriiice
JEFFERSON
nth i. Dauphin ,Sh
MVTINRIl D.II.
' '"lara 7 Yeunw. The Uerldly Miiilnnnii
.V "T."''1" I'arrj In I'enred
r entev ll.irii. I. li.nrn.l
Tflllrilllltle III lh lp1...ltlm Tn..b
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TahmiiU in 'I lie rrhniliw I mrr
PARI' niD.11: am. . dapphis t
1' 'W'e'ej Hnrri In IViire,! 1
: Wesley Ilarr In PrnriHl
W.Doretliy Dalttin In 1'rlnu.en Challrnxe
T. pnrethy Dalten In C'riniMin Challenan
Helene Chadwlck. ellew Men uml Usui
H. Elaine Hammerstein In Evidence
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S Pnnnv Hurst - Just Around the Cemer t .;.!. ...1 . ! . M te 11 P. M.
- - - - - ,. ,: ,'""' r arnum In Mmrklea of Oeld
PAF M 1'1'ANKPORD AVE A l"V. ?".' 11arn" "' MmtkleJ if He 3
M-D D.llen Weman Who Wulke.l Alene ' -W I iaS 'pnli ife 8SS5 Sf ShecS
T,.I. Walten Weiimii Who Wtilkwl Alene -s " William Pox a 'lie IliieTi" of sftlb.
r "lJM'11 " -Mille'a Old WUea Mr .Ne I r-Crv A rS iitirif VVr..i.n r.TT":
Themna Melghan In Our Iullng t Itlien CcDAR 0Ti,Ie& C,n,Pn AVBNUB
1 rhemaa Jlelghnn In Our lnlli.g (Itlien , M t-nlrle faaen i" -i'h'1 ?, " "5'1.? ? M-
T1-- " :- " "' "" ''"'- 'r"in W -Dustln jVrKmn In Mrane,
RIAl Trl OERMANTt.W.V V EVIL' I (. ."" ix n ' Hghllnr
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CUrDV7AAr r. ith t ti.innnK., .. i
333 MARKFT street Tiiiurm; , " eJ-'.?'"-Jn '"i-irtutg?
JJJ IVlrAPwll, 1 i, a I te 11 15 P M I OCUST r,2I AN, I.OCP8T STREBTS
M. William Rus.ell. in Men.M te Hrn ,, , ?,I.Rta.,1 ,a0 3 Cv (1:13 te I
T W am Russell In Menej In Rum t hrrl IK,1 V,ones .'" T'' aat JKI
I WWllllnm Russell in Meiie te llurn u ,-hha,r;r. l)lck, J.enc '" The Kt Ma
T-l'harle, uiuek) Jen s tn The P, n Mall T Charles Al.'.'kV i"2"a ,'" J.he Eu S!
t Charles (Ruck) J, nea In The Fiim Mull P Charles -J" " X le "! g
8 -Chad,. (Ruck) Je.k. tnThe P.t Mull S t harlea !H jeSe," n ?: $aA ii
1' HeluiBihadiM. k In ell.m Mi 11 111 l.u I1 w csi?.rif? '!i"iJ."np ,n "li M
R - Ilelene ChadwUk In lelleu Me .ml (.0 1 n ,'. ''arl17 (n"tfel.j0.n.f. IP Kni.i.h iShial
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VJIAAMN 1 .,. .,,.,, .... ,, S Tim .Mix In 'Ihe PI nil tin StreaC
r. j
iWWyffyl
Lunch and'Thcatre Paftiifc''.,,
for Norristetvn Brii&
Mrs. Aaren S. Swartx. Jr.. of V ftjb'
street, gave n brldge luncheon at -tt
Plymouth Country club en Tuesday m
honor of Miss Helen W. Palst, mtM .
will be marrlcdte Mr. Jehn B,. RelrtA1j
en September 3U. Tnore were Mirw;
six guests present, tmea xuibi. wkb anu
honor guest at a theatre party, wile j; ,
iy tea, ni ine ijciiuvuo-eirnor ,W'
Wnilhfie1fiv crlvitn V Mill TMH'
Heggs, Who will be a bridesmaid af-fM!
weuuing. ' TC
iir. nnn Airs, iicnuinn ri. jn.rarn'(
of rn Kalh street, have returned (ram .
I cummer month's.
iiuckhin Kalis, wnere mey pasa, mj
lis. . -"&a
Mr nnd Mrs. Jehn Brusher, of Hamtl ,A
ion Hireei. are pjreiminK ih;iiie i pni
iiadden Han. Atlantic city.
Ht h t,A Ifpa tn MAH T TpB1f Aflljt A I
dnuRhter nnd Ben, of Htnnbrldge atr(.
who paused me summer at ineir ceiuivv
"t Atlantie City, have returned henw.
i Miss Juua j'jnri, .miss feiizaeetn snearer,
Mr9i Elizabeth Free, Mr. Hareld Weand.
Mr. Frnnklln Marstcller, Mr.
Frank
Field and Miss Susan Smith.
Return Frem Pittsburgh
te North Philadelphia
Mrs. Anna D. Haines, of 1714 Orcten
street, has returned from a visit te
her daughter, Mrs Richard Cameren
Gorden, of Pittsburgh.
Miss Ethel De FTeltas, of North
Twenty-seventh street, has returned
from a visit te Pittsburgh.
Mr and Mrn Rebert II. Sharpies, of
1 857 North Twenty-seventh street have
returned for a stay at Wlldwoed Crest.
xr fit J f? .
IOW UW rUmitlire
Tainted nnd Decorated or Reflnllhed
In a delightfully antique way that rn-
Wa It far mere nttrnctl than the
new, nnd at cenalderatily lower coat.
ESTIMATES FtTtNISHED
A. L. DIAMENT & CO.
1513 WALNUT HTIIKIST
and at Mtrafferd, 1'a.
A TENOR SINGER
of Ability
Desires Permanent Church Position.
M 710, LEDGER OFFICE
upxir.iers notices
nantlxt
THE TBMI'I.E
Ilresul and Berks eta. (1000 N.)
3000 Srats.
Ilnm of th Graci Hapthrt Chun.
KUBHBLI. ". CONWELL, Paatrr.
Wm Uyre McCurdy. Annerlnta Paater.
J Margin Hanna Muilcnt Director.
Frederick V.. Btarke Organist.
Mr Conwell preaches 10.30 A. M. and
h T. M , t
Temple Chorus nine at both aervlcei.
Jllble Scheel, Jere L. Crease, aupt., 340
I M
Christian Endeavor. Lewer Temple, ,6:10
nnd 7 1' M.
Church Praer Meeting Friday nlibt at 8-
o'clock.
rreabrterlan
AIICII RT. rnt'Rril. 18th and Arch.
Tr MACARTNEY will preach at 10:B A.
M en "Has Ged Ever Spoken te ManT If
pe new ana wnen; ju reunion centr
about this question. De we have only
miin's opinions, pathetic hope, dim crop
!n i user lmaclnlngs, or have we a, aura
Werd of rjed'
At S I. M.. "A Terrible Silence." Tte
Htery ef a man who thought hl own way
bs koeJ hs that of Oed. but who, when
confronted and questioned by ded. waa
upeechleEB. The ultimate alienee and
Bpeechleanness of all these who today And
be many reaeena and excuses for net
taklnc the way appointed of Ged. Learned
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30 Recital en the Turner! Memerial
Organ
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llread and Diamond ate.
Rev . 11,1.1AM I.. -MrCORMICK. pastor.
Rev. bA.ML'EL, R CURRY, asst. paater
Bunda. Pept. 10.
10 .te A M. "The Mission of the Church"'
Matt xxvlll. 1"
:; 30 I M tfunrtny Scheel,
7 4.'. 1' M. "Trembling Foundation."
Matt Ml. 20.
Preaching bv the Paster Rev. William IV
McCurmlck
Pretealant Episcopal
CHURCH OF ST. Jl'DH A THE NATIVITY
ll'h and Mount Vernen ma.
P..v JAMi:s C CROSSON Recter.
hnlces Slindav Sept 10
10 45 A M. "A WVnier of Dreama."
ir.lu p M Opening of the Church Scheel.
7 j.l 1' M 'Rellgleua Paralyels."
ITnlierNalist
MIOMAII. Iirend at nnd Montgomery ave.
he MLta resumed tomorrow. 10.30 A. M.
Sermon by Mr Denten Subject. "An In
teresting Letter " Sunday .school at 12 11
If ou have no church home come with us.
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