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Nancy Wynne TalUs of Engagement of Mhs Heckscher
te Mr. Harrison Smart Clethes
Interest Every One
SO NOW you knew wlie (he girl In
who rnmp out two yeare iire nnrl Id
cneacerl te a man who lins a number of
attractive MMerc. I (old yen I'd tell
you cither yestcrdny or tedny. lutn
Ileckcehcr's etiKnBeuirnt (e .loe Hnrrl Hnrrl
ren wns nnneunced en Thursdny eve-
nltiR nt n tuirt? Riven by (he Htcvcnst
llpckschers nt their home In Htrnnerii.
nitn Is (he dniiRhter of Mr. Heckscher
hv hi firft mnrrlnge. Klip Is n jrrnml
dnuchter of Mm. ThemnH Lciming. with
wl.em she uncut hist winter travelinj; in
Euieiie mid Africa. I.ltn'i name Is
Iiicretla and i'he Is named for her
aunt. Mis'' I.iicretin HccWher. who
fnends her time between HoMen and
tlilf. cltv. Iter father. Mr. Stevens
Heckscher, 1" n brother of Gustave
Heck cher and Ledyard HeekBcher nlfte,
and she Is a firit ceuln of Glna Hefk
echer Mcrnddcn, who was fine of last
neawn'R butli. .
Jee Hnrrlien Is (he eldest son of the
Jeseph Harrisons of thii elty. His
mother was Miss Margarettn Large,
nnd his Rrandmether. (he late Mrs.
Jehn Large, was Miss Meade, n tlnugli
(er of (he late. General GeerRe Gorden
Meade, of Gett.VKburc fame. .Tee s sis
ter nre Mrs. I'hillp Price, MarRare(ta
Ilorrlsen and Maud Harrison, who is
te make her debut this year.
IWONDEK if you love pretty clothes
ns much as T de. I'd hate te bore
teu with descriptien1 of frocks, but
eomebevv I think they interest ns all.
One of the latest arraiiRcmentH In new
nes that I have seen was npriuiR upon
the multitude en Tlinrsdny at the ten
nis, when Ilebcecn Thomsen appeared
In a white crepe de chine blei'ne nnrt
iSse.colered sports rilk Bklrt That
does net sound very new. does it? But
the, square handkerchief made of the
eame material ae the skirt and worn
ever her shoulder was decided y new and
very fctchinc. She were n close-fit InR
white felt spertB hat (rimmed with u
Incnse I have net made you visualize
the handkerchief accessory ns it is, let
me ciplain. it's a larKe tqunre of
bright material folded rrewwiwi te ns
te give three ends, nnd U'h worn around
the theulders like a shawl, something
like the little peasant shawls worn in
Eurepcnn countries. Several of the
girls are wearlnR (hem.
Anlti StrnwbrldRe was at the tennm
one day sitting talking with Alonse.
who. incidentally, is very attractive,
thev tell me. Nee looked ery sweet in
a simple frock of dark blue and white
crepe ile chine and n drooping hat el
red strnu trimmed with red currants.
Mrs Jehn Bnrnes Tewnscnd looked
etunning In n white sports skirt topped
with e French blue woolen sweater nnd
a sports lint of French blue, tee.
THE pole dlnner-dnnce which Is (e
he held at the Philadelphia Country
mv, tr.ui-.ht nrnmUfR te he n wonder
ful afTnir. Every one jeu ever heard
et who Is of importance socially is going
and. of course, (lie meinheis of the
visiting teams will be there, an the
party is really given in their honor.
It's a subscription invltntlnn affair,
nnd dinner will be served nt 8:30
o'clock. The Barclay Mel widens will
entertain twenty guests. Geerge II.
Earle, 3d. will have guests and n num
ber of etheis will entettain, nlse.
I de hop" the missing pole pony will
he found bv today. It leeks Just like
plain mischief te me and net mere
stealing, since one of the ponies wiih
found tied te a tree in the park shortly
aftir thei' disappearance. Mutrub
mint be n beautv, nnd hi would cer
tainly be a great less te his owner. Be
sides", hew much we'd hate te linve a
visitor e-.p one of his ponies nt one of
our clubs Se let's hope ery pro
foundly that he will he found
Paul lJenckla Mills Is chairman of
the Dlnnvr-IJance Committee tenislit
f.nd the ether men lnterebted nre Sti've
Cfillieun, Victer Mather, Barclay Mc
1'iiilfn, Albert Smith, Jehn Greeme,
Alfred Blddle, Geeige II. Earle, 3d,
Jehn Converse, Alfred Cellins, I.ewber
Stokes, Charles Mather, Itebqrt Straw
bridge and Hadcllffe Che.sten, .In.
THE Jehn Edwaid Zlmmermanns nre
certainly entertaining a let this fall.
Thev hnpin nations out for n dance
for tlieir daughter. Anna Cecilia, who is
a debutante of the season, for Saturdnj
evening, September 30, and n tea te be
held en Friday, October 0. from ! :30
until 7 o'clock. Besides these parties
for Anna there Is the dlnner-dnnce
which is te be given en October 14 for
Margaretta Sharpless nnd Walter Bess,
whose engagement, jeu remember, was
nnneunced in the spring. I under
stand they are te be mnrried next
spring, but no date has been set as jet.
A WEDDING in which we ere all in
terested will take place in Shinnc Shinnc
ceck Hills, Leng Island, today when
Alice Brice nnd Jehn Jellne, Jr., of
this city, nre married. It's te a be n
very quiet affair, no invitations having
been issued, and only members of the,
Immediate families have been invited.
Alice Brice is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brice, of Washington, nnd
made her debut in that city a few Ben Ben
tens nge. She has given n great deal
of her time te vocational training for
wounded soldiers of the Weild War
nnd has done some splendid work for
these men. Jehn Jollne is a son of
Mrs. Jehn .Toline, of this city, and is
very much liked In the younger set,
rpiIB two bej s were discussing the
- Illness of their pet cat. They loved
him very much, but somehow Beb wns
verv fend of pomp and ceremony as
well. Se when Father came and tanked
at Puss and shook his head, baying he
lid net think he would get well, Beb
beamed for a moment nnd thou, said
be: "I knew a beautiful fancy box we
can use for n casket."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Dr Chailca J. Hatfield, of Chestnut
'JJll. hai issued cards for n tea en
Wednesday afternoon, Octeber I. from
until fi 30 o'clock, te Introduce his
eauehttr, Miss Margaret Alexander
Hatfield, who will he one of this spa
wns debutantes The caul of Dr. Hat
''Ill's nephew nnrl niece, Mr nnd Mrs
:; J Romeyn Taj ler. of Chestnut
'HI, formerly of Ntw Yerk, and his
.n. Mr James Spear Hatfield, are
inclesed In the Invitation A dinner dinner dinner
oanee in hoi.er of Miss Hatfield and
ijiss r.ucy Sturils. Jefferys, daughter of
r and Mrs William H Jefferyw. of
ChMtnut Hill, will fellow the ten. Miss
'tatneiii will Hlse be the guest of honor
J a. ball which her father will give at
J" Bellewie-Slratfeid en December '-'6.
ur Hatfield und his famllv havn Just
'turneil from Europe, whcie they spent
,h' summer.
Mrs ram r'lajtnn. of 2221 De Luncey
Vif''e' and Urajwyn. llneiferil. has
Esued imitations for a luncheon at her
aorne In Hnorfenl en Thursdny, (icto (icte
er f'. In honor of her ilaughtei, Miss
"arliani h Clayten, and Miss Constnnce
J'jSfis, daughter of Mis Wlll.inl
Ueigprg nod, jjip,, r.ny,en nml jnt,H
"eilgera will be debutantes of this
autumn Miss Clnvlen will he lutie-
""-! at a tea ghen b her parents mi I
Wednesday October 18, nnd will be i
; cuest of honor at a, dance later in
lie te.i',eri '
Mlns Muriel Bishop, daughter of Mr
im.8 Ulthep, of Mlnler. Torresdale,
!" be among the brldcsnialda nt the
purrlage of her cousin, .Wlx.s Mnrln
l'lcr d'lvghter of Mr. and Mrs. Misis
Tayler of New Yerk, and Mr. Lanjr Lanjr
hefne Qlbsen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dana Olbsen, and nephew of
Lady Aster, which will take place nt
Mt Klsce today, Mls Bishop will be
the guest of honor at a buffet supper
followed by danelnir, which Mr, and Mrs.
Benjamin Rush will give en Tuesday
exenlnsr next. The engagement of Miss
Bishop and Mr. Benjamin Itu.n, Jr,,
has bppn nnneunced.
Miss Frnncea W. Gerhard, daughter
of Dr. nnd Mrs. Arthur II. Gerhard, of
2004 De Lancev place, will be the fjucst
of honor nt n. onnee which Mr. nnd Mrs.
T. Duncan Whclen, of Glcnledgc, Over
brook, wilt glve at Green Hill Farms,
en October 24. Mls.s Gerhard will be
a debutante of this season.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, of
Crum Creek Farm, Deven, will give a
small dlnner-danee en Saturdny evenlnp
next In hencrr of (he members of the
Argontlne pole tenm.
Miss Mnrgaret Watsen, of German
town, will entertain at dinner nt her
home en Friday evening, September 22,
In honor of Mies Elizabeth Hurrlll Luck,
daughter of Mrs. Themas Henry nun
cle, of Lansdowne, whose marrlnge te
Mr, Hebnrt Itewland, of Medln, will take
place en Saturday evening, .Septem
ber 23.
Mr. nnd Mrs OeoTge n. Wclkcl will
rrlve a dinner-dance nt the Cednr Dreek
Cruntry Club this evening. In honor of
Miss Margaret Agnea Tullldge, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Geerge Bowler Tub
HOge, of 6366 Woodbine avenue, Over
brook, who will be married te Dr, Bob Beb
ert Perch Hturr, of Hndden Helchta,
J.. J. en Wednesday evjnlng. September
20, In St. Paul's Protestant Hplscepnl
Church, Ovcrbroek. The guests will In
clude the bridal party. Mrs. Welkel will
attend Mlfii Tullldge uh one of her
bridesmaids.
Mr. It. Livingston Sullivan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Francis Sullivan,
of the Weeds, Bnilner, nnd Mr. WllllBni
U- Jay.,or son of itr- nnd Mrs. Edward
JJ: Tnyler, of Ardmerc. are at the Mount
Washington Hetel, in the White Moun
tains. N. H., en a tour of the golf
courses In New Hampshire.
Mrs. Rebert Emett Hare, who has
been spending several weeks at James
town, II I., has returned te her country
place, Stenj hurst, Strafford.
Mr and Mrs. Emanuel Brown Mo Me Mo
Cewcn, of 4401 Rpruce street, will enter
tain nt an Infermn supjvr at their home
this penlng after the wedding rehearsal
of their daughter, Miss I.aura Hetter
McC ewen, and Mr. WlnCi-ld Scott Smith,
whose marriage will tnku plnce en Mon
day evening next In the Episcopal
Church of the Saviour, Thli ty-elgbth and
Chestnut streets.
ie.rrT..?ntl Mra- A- Jacksen Sailer, of
304 Winona avenue. Germnntewn. are
receiving congratulations en the birth of
a son. Uebert Cherry Sailer, en Sep
tember 12 Mm RflllA. .m k ..J.
bered np MIsb Enthar B. Cherry, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Cherry, Jr.
West Philadelphia Girl
Engaged; Other Events
Mr. Theninn Smith, of Rinn rhrt.,t..
street and Stene Harber, N. J, an
nounces the engagement of his daugh
ter. Miss Sue V. Smith, te Mr. J. Welr
Darrah, of this city.
Mr nnd Mrn H. Eugene Helne have
returned te thla city nnd have taken
apartments at the Aqullla, 4750 Sanseni
street.
Mrs. Bertram M. Wilde, of 6810 Nor
folk eUcet. entertained the members of
her 'sewing circle en September 12. A
shpwer was given In honor of Miss Dor Der Dor
othy Albln, 6051 Addison street. The
guests were Miss K. M. Braker, Miss
l'lercnce Keppler, Miss Florence Uber,
Miss F.orcnce Hascnfuss, Vera Good Geod Goed
.m0.w' IlES .Anna Wilde, Mrs. A. K.
" lldc. Mrs Jehn Beale nnd Mrs. E. P.
Albln and her sister, who Is visiting her
from Richmond, Va.
Miss Mnrle I.eulse Treacy, of 4213
Chestnut street, has returned from Camp
Teglmtha at Mount Pecene, nnd la new
the guest of .Miss Pelly Van Hagen at
Cape May.
Mr and Mrs. Leuis ZlfTerblatt have
returned from Atluntlc City, where thev
Nr,c?t-,h,?. summer, te their new home
ut 6800 Watrlngten acnuc.
A meeting of the Ofa Afe wns held
en Tuesday eenlng at the home of Miss
Rese Ilelfensteln, 048 Seuth Sixtieth
street. Entertainments nnd refresh
ments followed the meeting Mr Wil
liam Tuckman gave a vocal sole. The
members present were Miss Rese He If en
stein. Miss Clalre Cercr, Miss Sylvia
Slgelbaum, Mls.s Anna Klein, Mlsa Anna
Laewlck nnd Miss Sadye Schwartz. The
Clients were "The FIe Hernemen," Mr.
Myer Stein. Mr. Itelman Tuckman, Mr.
Will Tuckman, Mr. Sidney Schwartz,
Mr. Harry Minkewsky, Mr. Arthur Sl
gal. Mr. Philip Pepltlns, of Trenten : and
Mr. Herman Portner.
Mr. nnd Mrs Walter M. Harvey, e
West Philadelphia, nnnounce the mar mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Gortrude
Elizabeth Hnncy, te Mr. Matthew Bon Ben
sal, of Oak Lane, en Thursday, August
ai, at Doylestown, Pa.
Mrs. E. B Walker, of 4740 JohnBen
stieet, g.iMj a miscellaneeus shower en
Wednesday evening In honor of Miss
Mary Connehan, of Lansdowne, whose
marriage te Mr Hareld Andersen, son of
Mr. David Andersen, also of Lansdowne,
will take p'nee this fall. There were
forty guests, Mrs Walker's son nnd
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jehn M.
Walker, who have been visiting her for
seme time, hae returned te their home
In Pittsburgh.
Mr. Harry N Blair, of 6144 Wyaluslng
avenue, who Is new In Washington, D.
C , as the guest of friends, will make an
ostenslve trip through Virginia stop step
ping for a few days In Richmond.
Seashore Still Attracts
Many Along the Main Line
Mr. nnd Mrs, Geerge McMullIn, of
Merlen, are spending n month at Ocean
City, where they will remain until Oc Oc Oc
eoeor 1.
Mr. nnd Mrs J W. Du Bree nnd
their family, who hae been at Ocean
City since the 1st of August, will re
turn te Narberth early In October.
Interesting Wedding and
Other IS'orristewn Affairs
Miss Rnchel L. Hlltner, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Frank Hlltner, of Ply
mouth Meeting, and Mr Horbeit Van
Blailcum, of Spencerport. N. Y.. will be
married en September 23. at t o'clock,
In St Peter's Lutheran Church, Barren
Hill The Rev. J M. Chamberlain will
officiate Miss Mlldied Herner, nloce of
the bride, will act as maid of honor, and
Mr Ureer Hlltner, the hi Ida's brother,
will be the best man Mr Van Blarl
cum and his bride will llve at Spcncor Spcncer Spcncor
peit, N Y
Mrs Jeseph Smith, who was recently
married, wai the honor guest at a mis mis
cellnneeus surprise shower en Wednes
day, gUcn her by the members of her
Sunday school class of the Haws Avenue
Methodist Church. Miss Margaret Plfer
Is the teacher of the class.
Comings and Goings
of Latvndalc Felic
Mrs Alfred Hclnemnn and her chil
dren, (ft Rlslnir Sun nvenue, nre spending
the month of Septemher at Atlantic City.
Mr nnd Mrs Erpest Kitchen ajid their
family, of 83 J llellerninn street have
returned from a stay nt Wlldwoed,
Miss Margaret German, daughter of
Mr nnd Mrs. J Germnn, of Hesbrook
street, Is Npendlng seeral weeks with
her mint, Mrs. Estelle Sayler, nt her
home In Baltimore.
Tim society editor of Oie Rrenlni
Publle lrilmr Mill he (hid te rffflle
nni lliin of aerlnl rilling In Tarlnu
Mrrllnna of the ctr The netrn miint
ln Milltrn en one nlrtr nf tht nnprr enlr,
nml mtiitt he klnnfil llli the urnilrr'n
full nnmr nililrrftH tin I If Irplinne num.
her at II Items mutt be capable of
trrlflrnllen.
MISSA.NEWLINWEDS
MR. WM. A. B. PAUL
Miss Dorethy H. Barnes Will
Become Bride of Mr.. J B.
Newton, of Bosten, Today
An early nutumn wedding of .much
Interest Is that of Miss Adelalde Sims
Newlln, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
C'averly Newlln, nnd Mr. William A. U
Paul, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Nelll
Paul, of Chestnut Hill, which took place
at neon tedny In the Church of the Re
deemer. Bryn Mawr. Tne Rev. Geerge
Calvert Carter, recto- of the church, offi
ciated. The bride, who wna given In
marriage by her father, wero a gown of
white chiffon brocade made with n court
train of white satin. Her white tulle
veil, which formed a cap effect, was
edged with duchess lace nnd fastened en
either side with n spray of ernnge b'os b'es b'os
sems. She carried a shower bouquet of
whlte orchids and llllles of the valley.
Miss Mary Newlln, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. She were a peach
colored canton crepe gown and a picture ,
hat of French blue. She carried a beu-,
quet of peach-colored dahlias nnd lark
spur. The bildesmalds Included Mrs I
William uenument Whitney, and nnoiner
sister: Mrs. Bryce Blynn, Mrs Herbert
W. Warden, Jr.. Mrs. Henrv Allen
Adams. Mles Nancy Blnney Dunning.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Tayler, Miss Mnr
garet N Paul, a sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss DeLaneey New In, of Beacon,
N, Y. They were frocks alike of French
blue pussy-wlllev taffeta with picture
hats of French blue. They nlse carried
bouquets of peach-colored dahlias nnd
larkspur. The little daughter of Dr. and
Mrs Arthur Newlln was flower girl. She
were a frock of peach-colored Nelle,
trimmed with taffeta of the same shade,
n bonnet of the same material. She car
ried ward resea Mr. Samuel H. Paul
acted an best man for his brother and
the ushers Included Mr Wll'lam Now New
bold Ely. Jr., Mr. Herbert W. Warden,
Jr., Mr. William Beaumont Whitney. 2d,
Mr. Erne-st C. Sav.ige and Mr. J. Cav
erly Newlln. Jr., brother of the bride )
Mr. Arthur Paul. It. Jehn R. Paul. Mr.
Henry Paul, brothers of the bridegroom,
Mr. Courtland Vnn Rensselaer Halsey.
Mr. Helbroek E. Cushman, Mr. .larvls
Cromwell and Mr. Leenard Bcekman, all
of New Yerk, nnd Mr. Philip B'alr Lee,
of Silver Springs, Md. A reception fol
lowed the ceremony nt The Willows,
Bryn Mawr, the home of the bride's
parents. After a wedding trip, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul will live nt 920 Clinten street.
NEWTON BARNES
A- wedding of great Interest te this
city and Bosten will take place at 4
o'clock this afternoon In Old St. Dald's
Church, Deen. when Miss Dorertiy
Hampton Bnrnes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Jehn Hampton Barnes, of West
Acres, Deen and 1817 De Eancey place,
will become the brlde of Mr. Jewett
Beach Newton, son of Mr, nnd Mrs
Geerge Frederick Newton, of Bosten and
Cehasact. Mnss. Dr. Cresswoll McBee,
rector of the church, will perform the
ceremony, assisted by Dr Hennrd Bar
tow, of Qulncey, Mass. The church will
be decorated with flowers, palms nnd
ferns. The bride who will be given In
marriage by her father, will wear a
gown of lery whlte satin, trimmed with
old family lace, and a long court tr.vln
extending from the shoulders. Her ell
of tulle will he caught with sprays of
orange blossoms and she will csrrv a
shower bouquet of llllles of the x.illev.
orchids and whlte roses The mstren of
honor will be Mrs. Ferdo A. Tedd, sister
of the- bride, and the bridesmaids will
Include Mrs. Emlle Geyelln and Miss
Eleaner Barnes, also the bride's sisters;
Mrs Alnnsen H. SturglB nnd Mrs. Thom Them
as Allen, of Bosten. They will be dressed
In frocks of golden yellow satin and
chiffon of the same shade, and will wear
large brown velvet hnts, trimmed at the
back with frills of soft brown lace and
tune. They will carry bouquets of
dahlias Mr. Geerge Frederick Newton,
Jr., of Bosten, will act as best man and
the ushers will include Mr. Emlle C.
Geyelln. Lieutenant Cemmander Fords
A. Tedd, Mr. Alexander H. Sturgis and
Mr. De Hart Housten, of Bosten. A re
ception will fellow nt 4:30 at the coun
try place of the bride's parents. West
Acres. Deen. On their return from b
wedding trip, Mr nnd Mrs Newton will
llve In New Bedford, Mass , where Mr
Newton la In business.
North Philadelphians Heme
Frem Shere nnd Mountains
Mrs. L. E. Feller, of the Hetel Ma
jestic, has leturned from a stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Edwin Fex and
their family have returned t their
home, J606 North Sixteenth street, after
spending the summer at Kennebec
Ledge, Oakland, Me.
Miss Marlen M. Wyman, of 1602 Rus
comb street, has returned from a sum
mer's stay nt Camn Cedar Island, Ra Ra
quctte Lake, New Yerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Rels, of 1B03
Master street, have returned from At
lantic City.
Miss Helen Merris, of 4517 North Fif
teenth street, has left cm an extensive
trip te Niagara Falls and Canada.
A Yachting Party and Trips
Occupy Seuth Philadelphia
Mr. Jnmes Beyle, of 1317 Wolf street,
gae a yachting party en the James B
last evening nt Red Bnnk, N. J.
Miss Helen Kewalewskl, of 2231 Reed
street, has leturned home after having
spent several weeks In Ocean City, N. J.
IT. G. Vlce Clcconne nnd hU nn
Emmett, et 1109 Seuth Bread street,
have left for a trip te Montreal, Can.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Aull, of 2401
Seuth Sixteenth street, who went abroad
In June, nre new Malting relatives In
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs David M De Mela and
their family, of 2C04 Seuth Beuvler
street, have Just returned from WlM.
weed, where they have closed their
summer neme.
Miss Betty Cusack. of 2334 Seuth
Beuvler street, has Just returned from
Wlldwoed, where she wns the guest
of Miss Jacquellne De Mels, of 2604
Seuth Beuvler stteet. for the past two
weeks.
The marrlage of Miss Madeline A
Speerl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Specrl, of 2217 Jacksen street, and
Mr. Charles McCartney, of 2607 Seuth
Eighteenth street, took plape at neon en
Wednesday last at St. Edmend's Church,
Twenty-third and Mifflin streets. Father
Travis officiated Miss Kathryne Smith
was bridesmaid and Mr. Christie
Specrl, brother of the bride, was beat
man. A reception followed at the home
of the bride's parents, after which Mr.
and Mrs. McCartney left en a wedding
trip te Atlantic City. Upen their return
they will lle at 2217 Jacksen street
Miss Lhllan Rtchmen, of 833 Seuth
Second stieet, has returned from a
meter trip through Western Pennsyl
vania. She also Bpent a month In Cleve
land. The marriage of Miss Alice C. Alter,
daughter of Mr Jeseph Alter, of 2438
Seuth Woodstock street, te Mr. Geerge
R Reckard, of Atlantic City. N. J , will
take place some time In tha autumn at
St Menica's Church. Seventeenth and
Rltner streets.
Mlfea Peggy HAnley, of 2212 Seuth
Carlisle street, has returned home after
an extetiNlve stay in Chelsea.
Delaware County Persons
Return Frem Shere Resorts
Mr and Mrs Smedley "Ward have re
turned te their home In Sharen Hill
from Ocean City, whom they spent a
few weeks.
The Rev. Dr, and Mra Gladstone
Helm and their daughter, Miss Beatrice
Helm, of Cheater, have Just returned
from a two weeks' stay In Neva Scotia,
where they were gucsta of Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn M. Justice, of Frankford. at their
summer home, Plcteu Ledge, Bay View
Mr and Mrs. Jehn Flemmlng, of East
Tpentlefi street, Chester, have been
entertaining their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J Sterrett, of
Oil City. Pa , for a few days since their
return from Lake Geerge, where they
have been for three weeks. Mrs Ster
rett win remain In Chester for a fortnight.
T3& Daily Mevie Magazine
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THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By HENRY
II. M. B. writes: "Just recently
became Interested in your section, but
nm tee busy tome nights te leek nt
the newspaper. My interest In (he
photoplay dates back te Its beginning.
"I like tlie humnn pictures best,
these with the real meaning of life te
me they are as geed as n pond sermon,
spiriluallv as well ns mentally.
"My list of best bets cemprises:
'Courage, ' with Alcxnnder B. Francis
nnd Sam deGrnsse and Naemi Cbilders.
Francis Is like Ogle te me nigh perfect-touching
the heartstrings.
"'Beheld My Wife, with Elliet
Dexter nnd Mnbel Julienne Scott. One
of Dcxter's best In my opinion. Miss
Scott wns excellent.
" 'Something te Think About' was
another Dexter success (te me).
"Cassen Fergusen was par excellence
In 'I'rlnce Chap,' wl(h Mclghan.
"Better pictures likely will never be
seen than 'Civilization,' 'Henr(s of (he
World,' 'Something te Think About.'
'Courage, 'The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse' nnd 'Three Musketeers,'
for nll-nreund worth. 'On With the
Dnius'.' with Mne Murrny and David
Pewell: 'Sand.' with Hart: 'The Mir
acle Man,' nnd 'Cepperhend,' with
Lionel Barrymore. I shall always re
member them, tee.
"I have forgotten the stories of the
following, but they could held their
own tedny with whnt we usually see:
"(1012-10131 'The Defeat of the
Conqueror" (Milano) : 'On Burning
Sands,' with Edwin August nnd Miss
MncPhersen (Bewers) ; 'The Ged
Within,' Henry Walthall, Clnlre Mc
Dowell, Blanche Sweet (AB) ; 'The
Crusaders,' World; 'Brave Lady Bab
bie.' Bnrbara Tenannt, O. A. O. Lund
(Eclnlr) ; 'The Escape,' with Owen 1
Moere, Rebert Hnrren, Mny Marsh and
uiancne nwect u, . u.j ; "rhe
Crimson Cress. with Will Sheerer,
Mildred Bright nnd Alexander B. Fran-
cis (Eclair); 'Power of the Cre-s,'
rrtMlrv ,Tel'"SOn nn(1 Lettlc Briscoe I
(Lubln).
De you remember 'The Barbarian j
Autumn Bids Us te Announce
a Fall FashSen Exhibition in Our
New and Greatly Enlarged Salen
1434 Walnut St.
Formerly 1423 Walnut Street
Monday, September Eighteenth
We await
Fur and MiHinery
1424 Walnut St., Philadelphia
M. NEELY
Ingeninr'? 'Othelle, the Meer of Ven
ice,' or 'Nere nnd the Burning of
Heme'? Seme of jour renders went
quite n ways bnck. but I think that
bents most of them.
"They were better (ban some features
today these nf nt least .iteen years
nge. I have n long list of pictures
I linvp actually seen, some fiOOO since
101 li I have almost complete casts.
"Yeu will believe I am Insane new
surely, I presume. The letter will In
terest the fans anyway.
"I believe the picture piny will held
Ihe children ns well ns adults In an
educational way. just as strongly In
the future. A list of iny favorites Is
almost impessible:
"Male Alexander I". Francis,
Charles Ogle. II. B. Walthall. Har
rison Ferd. Richard Bnrthelniess.
Elliet Dexter. Winter Hall. Lionel
Bnrr.wnere, Cassen Fergusen, Jeseph J.
Dew ling, Nigel de Bruller, Chnrlc3
CInrj, Ilnymend Ilntten, Theodere Rob
erts, G. Raymond Nve. I.rwls J. Cedy,
Themas Mixlghan, William Farnum,
Heuse reters, Cenrad Nagel. Jnmes
Kirkwood. Matt Moere, Jack Helt,
Themas Helding. Wallace Held, Doug
las Fairbanks. E. K. Lincoln, Hareld
Lloyd, Lewis Stene, Jeseph Swlchards,
Geerge Slegmnnn, Fritz Liebcr.
"Female Ethel Clayten, Claire
Windser, Mabel J. Scott. Dorethy
Dalten. Mary I'lckferd, Alice Joyce,
Leis Wilsen. Cei rlnne Griffith. Fontaine
La Hue, Scenn Owen. Helene Chad
wick, Martha Mansfield, Llln Lee,
Lillian GIhIi, Anna (,. NiNsm, Agnes
Ajres, Lentrice Jey."
(One thing's certain : Yeu cire. se
long a list of favorites that you're
pretty sure te strike some of the "pets"
of every fan. That's what I call play-
ing safe. )
Emanen writes: "Se I intrigue you
de I? '
"Possibly mero se when I further
slip JOU the inside 'Info' and state that,
besides having movies en Sunday, we
Where we will feature an unusual display of
exclusive and luxurious furs, modish hata,
swagger top coats and unique novelties!
Assembled for your approval in our new shop,'
that offers greater comfort and better service
than ever before.
with pleasure a visit fro
INCORPORATED
Bene beer and sandwiches and you are
allowed te smoke If you please. Just
one ether Inkling will I glve nnd then
you must be satisfied. Besides (he
Dutch lunch fenture. Ihe audience Is
composed mostly of Bohemians, se we
ninj te please their artistic tnstpsj
hence films such as 'Theodora.' 'Car
nival,' 'Isle of Zerda' nnd ether for
eign productions. All of the nbeve
have been previously rten by me nnd
eniejed for their novel, strange and
different fendires alone. I really be
lieve (he artists have (he right Idea.
"Several jenrs nge we ran n feature
entitled 'The lleyal Vagabond' or 'The
Beloved Vagabond.' It wns hnnd-Unt-ed
by Pnthe color, and was, I ad
mit, the finest thing in color photog
raphy at that time. Wr had te re
pent en that ene three times; thnt's
th? kind of n crowd (hat sits In at our
screenings. They nr all artists nnd
levers of the really worth whllu and
beautiful.
" 'Foolish Wives' New Yerk ver
sion, fourteen reels, running tlrae (hree
hours and fifty minutes was brought
back twice.
"And just last week we put en n
single reel Prinnn In rolers called
'Shells' actually beautiful In spots
where still life was shown that met
with such success that we were re re
(iiested by every one te repent It this
week.
"Here's three I caught last week at
my local theatre :
"Deris Mny was nt times adorable
and nlwnvs beautiful In 'The Tinier
sdidj.' This would have been a pip
of u (hrev-rerl comedy, but nH n fen
ture was rather lighter than inni pie
Uires boasting nothing better thnn
cream -puff frnppe for plots. Mnj look
ed rather awkward sitting In the middle
of the fleer, nnd they heuld have done
that only ence nt the most.
"A clever Idea wns that finnl title
where the puppy deg drains the con
tents of the milk bottle, nnd when It's
all gene (from the bottle into the pup)
they flnsh 'That's nil.' I nlmest voted
that the best thing In the picture, but I
reconsidered nnd put this en" down
as nothing te worry about but a clcas
nnt evening's piffle.
"In 'The Bigamist.' a film made In
England with beautiful Ivy Duke, we
must have a wonderful drama. At
least that's the way I'd sum it up. A
picture must be darned geed when it
lins Guy Newnll In It and the gnllery
gods don't rnr.z him. Of course, be's n
wonderful ncter I knew that, y'under
stand but he leeks se dumb, and thee
genuine English clothes be were .
"Anyway, the story's there, und
even In spite of the Pennsylvania Beard
of Fndertnkers (the cr?pe-hanger who
de our screen-thinking for us) jeu can
actually see a husband and wife sev
eral times In fend embrace. 'Twns a
wonder that they let that get past.
"But. getting serious again, Ivy wns
certainly beautiful nnd we liked her n
let. She Is such a cool-looking crea
ture reminds one of cucumbers and
crenm. A very beautiful Incident was
when' Guy and Ivy compared the ocean
te married life. Seme of the sub-titles
were very line in n s.ttlilcal way nnd
helped the film along splendid!. All
In all, the young lndy that gees te the
movies with me had the most lovely
cry I ever witnessed.
"Jack Londen's 'The Sen of the
Wolf,' with Wheeler Oikmnn nnd Edith
Hebcrts, was great. They evidently
had the scenery thought of the old
maxim "East is West and West is Ent
nnd never the twain shall meet," etc.
The acting is O. K... what there is of it,
nnd the story will de if jtu stretch It a
bit, but (he great thing the big thing
in this is the scenery. .Mountains In
winter, deep snows, waterfalls, beau
tiful vnllejs. lnvelj mountain peaks all
covered with that white mantle of snow
se deep that it made you cold te garc
upon it. Nerman Dawn directed, and
te him and the location expert go the
medals.
(Yeu still Intrigue me net with the
beer, beenue that's easy enough te get
but who steals your films for you?
Is it part of the posteffice clerk game
or Saturday night operators? I'm net
personally Interested; only the side
lights en the film game tnsclnnte me;
the vi hole matter of running exchanges
and booking films and playing one
house against nnether and all the
shrewd methods of the up-te-the-minute
exhibitor nnd salesman intrigue me
evrn mere than the ordinary studio
stuff. Come through, kid; coma
through.)
m you.
Shep
MUSIC AND
RUSSIAN OPERA SOON
Company Will Open In Academy of
Music en September 25
The Russian Grand Opera Cempnny
will nppenr here for seven performances
te be given at the Academy of Music
beginning Monday evening. Septem
ber
., . ,. tl.nti
1 he cempnnv ceniprlsrn mere tnnn
ninety members, which include piincl
pais, double chorus, bnllei, erchi-atM
nnd technical Muff The operas rheie'i
for prcflontntlen in this cltv an-:
Mnndnv evening. "Hncgoilretchkn" ;
Tiiesilnv "llnrle Cndillinff " : YVi'dtiei.
,1.. "n,,.n1bn" . 'riiiirulnr. "I'llltlf
t,' ' " , P-I.l.,.. Ilnmnti" ' ntunlnv
Dame ; Iridnj. Demen . n,1""-;
matinee. I.u .luite. and for me i.i-t
perfermnnfi', "Czar's Ilrlde."
i ti..--i ...(, ...n1n niph mi
Inn Ueurnknvn, who mnde sucn an
Individual brilliant nicress when the
company nppenred here Inst sensen nnd
. . , ' ., , . .,,.. i i ,. i,w,
who bus recently been engaged i.v in"
Metrrmnlltiin f )ni rn Pniiinnnv. Will lip-
pear as guest artist in "Beris" and
the
'Cznr'H Ilrlde.
Here's a Hard Worker
There nre two kinds of Clegfeld
"Follies" glrl.s. There is the .vi.ung
lndy who rolls ever In bed about 1
o'clock In the nfternoen, ring"" for her
chocolate nnd thanks benven that It Is
net a nintlnee day. Then there l the
type like De Ljle Aldn. who makes
her debut nt II. K Keith's Tbentre
next week In n f-ntlre offering called
"Sadie. One of These (JlrlK." She
wns fermerlv primn denna of hp
"'ellles" ai ini!l-20. MIk Aldn
who hnn alwnys been full of nmbltlnn.
conies from Chicago Whll" she m In
the 'Tellies" (die used te get up nenrlv
"very morning nnd report nt u -ttidle
for 'a vecnl lsen Mie is n grnduite
of the Chicago Ceiiservntnrv of Mu-ic i
nnd lins kept rl?ht en with her Mudic i
since going te New Yerk te make n
hit in the "Follies."
Acter Deean't Like Stock
Purnell I'rntt. who plnvti the tele of
Peering, the Ul"trict Attorney. In "The
Chnrlntan" at (he Walnut, is one of
the few actors en Ilrendwnv who never,
played in stock. "Stock companies."
no says, "no inntter hew cflleientlj rim,
preclude by the very nature of the ,
business nny shnrp chnrncterls'iillens,
while (he competition in fnst ceinpnn.v i
en Ureadway makes ,veu extend your yeur
Htdf continually." There is nothing in ,
his own enieer te show he i vvirmg in
his belief. He began with Hubert IMe- I
son in "Strnngbeart ' bark in 1001.
and has followed tlmt with "lirewn of
Harvard. I'he Time. Tim IMnie. The
dirl." "I'ierre of the Plains. n,e
Witching Heur." "The Yankee Pilncn." '
"Wnllingferd. "The Little Millien- l
nlre," "Seven Keys te IVildpate" nnd '
"Just Married." ,
I
Music Notes I
In the fe TlmrF'liv .itniiw rnnrerts ef i
the NVr Virk Sunihinv Orh-etriv te b
elven In the A'tuMm of Vlnrle Wntter I
r)smrn,-h 'sill enter ipnn hl thlrty-elrhrh ,
enr as eorrVjeter Mi will be Hlstrl in
tllM tre,'tle?i nf the-. rnnr, rtn hv A!brt
fenfen the Knullsh mnrltirter Pnul Ivehnn
ekl violinist teifethr with Albert Fpnln'ln? I
ts 111 erreiir Je'ntly et the inltlsl concert of
Ih Ne irV- SvTTielmnv Cir htra lhirls
evnlnr fw'teher -0 In th Hncb ,onrerte
for two violin Other eoleletn ar,i Murl
Iveirun. soprano rt Mirrha Ivitr'l
planlut At en of the concern Mr. Dm- i
rech will present In concert form the third
art of "Hkrfrle4 ' with II'sr tralla.
noprane, an'l Illcharil Creeks, tenor.
Mlelia nimnn violinist who has bn i
otrnse" for th laJ two 5ar, wtll b bear i
In recital In this cltv nt tb Acider-iy uf
Muni' Wednesday eieninir Ci-mher 11. '
lb" Ikralnlvr National rherus. nnd.r
Aleiancr Kesnetr the essacw cerci-ic .
composer of the Ukraine will be heard hte
nt the Academy of Muiic
Krtd i, e n nt.
October 0
The Chamber Music Assoc-iatlen an
nounces p'ans for lit sixtn (..men wh
etuht Sur lAy rtrn,nr, concerts will be clven
In the ballroom of the lle,e u-Stratferd
The Fleizale Quirtt nnd th I onden
Strlnfr Ouartet have been encage for two up.
rexrances each tht nich Quirtet Kl'n
Klnrtler Hammanti trio and th Pb1 T'eipina
Orchestra ensemble f r one ani, nrii. ,
spectlvelv One attraction si,l irniNlnti te
lie .iibrtucu i,i urs "1 .cilPmnT
November In, Uecemhi 17 Januarv 14
January :s I-ebruur 1 Mirch 11 and
March S3.
The series of Monday mernlne muslca'es
In the bal'recin of the Pel'ev ue strntf in!
wbl attain be dven durinc the c mine -
rnOTOPLAYS
.1. -S1AT?1ivi'ff theatres obtain their pictures through
the aTANLE Company et America, which is a guarantee
of early Rowing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
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THEATRES
I n'in The eenrerls. slit In number will jpr
I sent Itsehmnnlnnff Iveeun, Hdtnoreff, Tar
i lew, Klniller, Harbour mut turteti
The rhsmher Music Pertetv nt Sin CtllH
rifce win ne nnre in i"nuaeipni, in in
l-mer t.t lUn Aear1mv nf Mllflle. en Mftndar f'l
vnnlll (Inlntier II Ihe Hint vlrilln In L.AUH tl''i
l,.t..., .1, nn.tnn.t vlnlln. !.rttlla RAl4i f" I
Wnltei Ferner In cellist, Nathan riretten.- 4
Vl'iia. nue I. linn neent nuusi nnu luunucr
The Hjnuiheny Club will epn for th ;
sen Ttiemlnj October a There nre evrl
va'Anclei In both erehfstr na IT0';
pi"' live j n Hilnl orchestra will b ritnnlea
f) rMH or th(1 ,nrrs,n(r memberhlp.
1 iietistrsllnn nml exuminntiun miirsuay v
I iiIiibh st IMS J'lne street
1h M'Mlement Musle Hehinl nnniin
the eienlnt; of it nfleenii peusen next Mens
d.H i-etitemher IS
A mulrl will be nlven for the St I,W
renre K of c f mntrN I'lub en HepUmbef
2(1 nt Merenntlle Hnll bv the Went I'hlla-
'ilelphla He llltli SVhnel MrcheMrs et forty
Pi. n v Hnrfniisier .nnrturter Tb
nr,h.n vl hr n.,ti,.,i h Mim Dorothr
' ,,",,r, ln,r.'1' V" ,,,""'n. 'TJ'i.HV
M'ss l,e"Mn ,er pidnt tul tihn rtlch
nM,nn l(, r, , , ,r rrr Q,Mrtit.
r ti-ih rt' Mr. vnnrr n Hewer eoprsnei
",'''", Zj1''7 7n,r", aVS,. DiV
enpnrt t r nti J r VV an I nrnman Jr.,
h!i'tll n
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A Great Many People
Arc Buying Our
Generous Bunches
of Garden Flowers
jpjwM pcrrd
for j) cents
Century Flower Shep
112S. 12th Street
rtr.i.ir.ie. s NOTirus
Ilntitlat
Tin; tkmi'i.i;
Hr.s.l and ilerks t
fiOOO N )
3nen Mnts
Heme of th QrT-e Hnptint f'hureh.
llt'S.-sM.I. If '. NWI.I.I. 1'ister
W-n I 'vi MrPurds A.'erifite Paster.
t"r lerf k r. S like iircnnlst
.1 Mnrvln Ilnnnn Muti'Bl Director
Mr i ie preaches Sunrla) 1030 A.
M eel vl' M limp: rherus sinus both
eei il'f i
nib'e Scheel. Jer' f fresse, Fupt .)
Ofiriettan l'nctci.er 111, ar p jj
Church I'ri'cr Mreiinir Crirlav niKht at a.
Preshvtrrlnn
cltfl S.T. (flfltfll. I h TOcI Vrch
i'n the hanks of th I. Idle Antletam and
fentim el t th 'emh vinun-ain there Is
a 10 n, r pi it of creunl In Mar) land
thai Is forever PIiUh lphla It Is th
memerln! te the rcslinents cjr the riilladel
phla Prl-c)e Al III 1" Dr Ma, irtnej will
preeeh .. sermon sppreprlnte te the COtli
ennlversir rf the. jrrat battle The
unlt"rt Urenci A rn v Pests ,f the city wf
be pr-ert
12 nibl Scheel 7 C H 7.11 Organ R-
c Mil
S P M. fir Macartney w,n preach en
lla. Vnn l.e.t Him Hew life nn
tnii.'s te each en of . j,rc eus oppor eppor opper
tunc lea incl responsibilities nn,l which
ncplecK, or permitted te car,, u, ic
the l, st prlpency In the prophet's pirable,
rc-tiirn nn mere
ii'in m.r.iii.M frir:MiTK7ti.NTi7irtcii
lireacl and Ptsmnnd sts
Ilex wit.I.tAM t- Mci-ORMirK Paster.
liev sxmit.i. n c-frtitr Aest Paster.
10 10 A M ' Splr tual Dinamite.
2 30 P M Siindnv f-c hoel
7 4" P M ' PutMInu for I'ternlty "
Preachln'; b Paster Itev Wm I, Ms
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ur. v erT ' i iTinian
Pretestnnt Episcopal
CHrnrjl Of M' .It DP. ,t Till; NXTIVlTt
N W cer 11th nnd Mt Vernen sts.
P- JAMF rnesi-ON Recter
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Til T M M of Heed Cher."
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I uke in 4 ', & n is the s,,ijs of tha
sermon b tt-e Par-ter P.e riunrES W.
HAHV'KT ' the spe Ul r.eui inn Service,
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