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fST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Dance Given Last Night by
1 Mrs. rniup reacc one L,nats loom Uthcr
Debutante Dales and Things
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HIj Pcnecs' pnrty last Jili?lit vnn n
l.eniitlfnl nffnlr, ntul Kitty lenkwl
rfcctly.. lovely in '. ''?
... ....iimi in ri'iii viin;iv;iviiiivn ..vv
l.V. ,i.l .nr mnirlit hore nnl there
2th MirnjH f KnnleiilnH. Kitty 1ms
Sffr linlr lt bcniitlhil nubi.rn tints.
rn,l le lm very pretty iliturc nml
Vi,l herself well. Sirs, l'enre were ft
rmeu enwn "E wmie vcivpc nnu
Wke-1 extremely well. The Iieiihc wns
iVpefttfil with niittinm flowers nnd
lwvrf. "' ",pl'pr w.ns, "crvc.(1, ?f,i!r
,l(!Kht. Kitty rnrrled im eld-fnsh-
lenr'l t'oiienet nml her ether llewurn
cre Mmply wonderful.
Tlieie were sevcrnl tlinneri hefere
rtn dunce. The .Heyer Dnviwes enter-
talncd for rrTMCIIlu. nnd the 11111 Itellnn
...ininpl for their ilntieliter. Mnr.v
rirmll llellii. Still another dinner wiw
ivcn l.v ! '"1 -Mrs- Chnrles M. T.en
for their Krnnaiiniici.rer. nrnn uimsnn,
of New Yolk, who is ever here visiting
them. ,
IIHAK the Xed Crezers will come
,-ff for n month or perhaps lenccr
(his winter, mm win K've n deij ter
Flerciiee ClirlHtmns week. Yeu knew
her told their helme at i!ll!(J Locust
irreet hist jrnr te the Wllllntn Celemnn
Freeinmis nnd hiive been livlnc in New
Yerk the greater pnrt of the time. Mone
Crozer, who mnrrled Nenl Wnlnwrlght
shout n jenr into, 18 lit present In Purls.
Klip nnd 'enl client a month up In Yerk
Ilnrber with Mr. nnd Mrs. Crozer, nnd
wiled for l'urepc n w weeks ure.
'A XVi you net wondering what the
bobbed bends will de new thnt the
lone sMrts lire really here, for this
umnn hi leutt? It was nil very well
when the skirt wan shert: somehow
bobbed lmir feenied te go with it, but
hew droll it is with the mere dignified
length of pklrt. On every side I henr
the maidens sighing nnd trying te hurry
the growing of their leeks. But there's
one thing about it. with a little enre and
(uldance bobbed hair ran he trained in
cIme te the head nnd worn with u net.
nnd It will net poem as if it were
bobbed, esneelnlly if a bit of n knot in
attached nt the baek until the hair is
long enough te wind into a knot of
ltteif. In I'nrls you hen no bobbed heads,
but the Iwlr Ii clicked down close te
the forehead and the ours nnd thnt gives
mere length te the ends which nre con
fined Inte a coil at the back of the hcud.
DKIltTAXTK dates nre coming thick
and fflbt. and bv new nrnctienllv
very available afternoon is tnken for
a coming-out ten. Kliznbetli McKlrey,
er "I.ie." a every one ciiIIh her, is
te romp out at a ten en Friday, Oc
tober 27. It is te be given at the
lVnnsjlvuniu Society of Coleniol Dames
ef America, in their nttrnetive new
clubhouse at 10."0 I.ntiiner strict.
"Irr.ie" is tcry pepulnr nnd an awfully
nice girl and he is Mir te have u geed
time. Her mother is going te give a
luncheon for her at the Sedgley Club
en Xeu'inber ii, nnd Mr. ami Mrs.
('lnmle I'lewmnn, of Tuhkaloesu. Uryn
Mawr. ure plnnnlne n theatre pnrty nnd
supper for her en November 17. and
there will be a let of ether parties.
MARY FLORENCE Is four nnd,
bnlug properly pious parents, has
Mnrted in iitii'iiding Sunday hejioel.
The liiM ilnj she enme home with her
cliler brother nnd sister, looking deeply
thoughtful. "Well," snid dnddy. "hew
did j. .ii like it?" "Aw right." said
Slnry riercnee. very proud and pleased.
'"And what did m liarn?" demanded
dndilv. And. replied the nuieh-im-prewi'd
infant, "te keep quiet."
NANCY WYNNE.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mr .Tnceb Steelmnn 15ls 15ls
ten. of Noiwueil Hall. C'hestmit Will,
anneunen the engagement of llirlr
daugli'T Miss Lerraine DUsttii, te
Mr I,l N LuUcr.s. Jr. seu of Mr.
tnd Mi Lewis X. Liikcus, of Lcshani,
Havirfeid Miss Dlssten. who made lier
dtlmi tin ii- yenrti iike, Is one of the
most impuUr ineinbcra of the youiiRer
let. She Is a. sister of Mrs. C. Urnil Urnil
ferd 1'i.ilrv, Mis. Jehn ('. (Sllpln, Jirn.
r.itrlrk Oraut, 2d, Mrs. Rlrharil T.
Xalle, Mr Wamilten Dlssten, Mr. Jacob
B. Dit ten. Jr.. and Mr. Hor.ice Dlss Dlss
eon. Mi LukcnH Is a grmluute of
rrtneetnii c.ism of H'17. Mr. and Mrs.
Dlsstcn u-id Jtr. Ttlch'inl I.. Aiuiln. of
23:' Si. nth Twcutj -second street, have
IkMiul . iris for ii tea with iliinelni? at
JJoiwiieii W.ill, en Wednesday uftcnioeii,
October 11 fnun .1 until 7 o'clock, te
Inticdiiin Mr, and Mia PKnIeu'm nleee,
Mli Lucii Austin, dauchter of Mr.
Austin, a Uinuei'ilancu will fellow the
tea.
Miss Agnei Yarnall. daughter of Mr.
Mul Mi , I'linrlten arnall, of Seven
tteutli and l.oeust streets and t'ruin
Creek I'iuiii, rii.eii, who will be ene of
th teasun s debutanteH. will be iutru
nuced at ,t b.ui which her jiarents will
gne en 1'ilday evening, DeLembcr i", tit
., ,Ji;iiuut:-iralelll.
Mr and Mr Jehn Oilbert. of Ited
Tep, Hdal, will nu a tbeatre parly
Ji'd Hipt.tr en Friday, November 1''. in
hone- of Miss Jl.irRueilte J. Heyle,
dJitislitiT of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
B'i!. vli.i vlll be one of the season's
O'luitniit i,
Mr. runt lie I ji-ni v l-'ester Walten,
Jr. of MiKlilaml avenue. Chestnut. X I 111.
fra i.c-MMiig cniiKratulatlniis en the
birth of ,i daughter, June I'rlineiose
wnlteti Mr. Walten wan MWs Jo Je
jnlnii" V Lchvcs. d.uiuhter of Mr and
J'rs. l'l.itiLls U. lleevts, Jr , of rhest
BUt HU1
Mr. ard Mrs. Lugeue H Sliiinnln, of
Eprlncileld avenue. Clu-stnut 1 1111, nre
wceuins coiigiatulal'.enu en the birth
?t a -en, Lugenn ilulllngteii .s'ltnenin,
Jf- Mi Mmenln was JUw Mary MiK.
os or ( ivHiik Oreen. Ky. Sim Is
J bIm. t of Mi. Arthur Whitney Howe,
Mi and Jin Hebeit DlcKey, of Day
ten. .. aie liulin; ceinjiatulatcd upon
' eh tli of .i bun. Mis. DltUcy will be
ircmimiered a- Miss Leila (ii tden,
fiKlilcr ,.f ilrs. fleoriie Harnett, of
"JMilinrtun. vfe of Majer Heneiwl
yerKn Uiiiutl, I.' S. St. C, who Is new
MJllened In San l-'raueNee. .U. Har
"J" and br daughter, Sllss Anne Waiu-.,-"
"''"'den, who have been spending
eni,i tu,,,. I'ananui, will rctuin tarly
m Ot teber.
The Kin-sin who will nttend the dln
J'i : en i Kiiday cMnniK- which Ml-n .Mut
prel Viatsiin, daujjhter of .Mr. pud Slis.
ii,:11 r. U wtMii, of 11401 WaVne nvi
? ( '','.'! m.'iitewii. will gUteln honor of
hliydiUli Uiiiicll laid,. bose
mni.,, ,0 M. IIei,P1.t i!eali
Mi i1'.1;1"! '!" Kaiunliiv. ll liiclude
K, IUjbelli Tiilnall, Slis.s Margaretta
nnnV'' ,,MlNS "i-K.ili ToeKood Mrs.
klJ- - '"'"""hi Mr. ChurleH l' )ck,
i ' mi" Is Tatimll, Sir. Italph I'ew
Uv i '' 'el,cn Wntsdi and Sir. JJunn
" l 1',. 1.
Mrs. Uftker'fl mother. Mrt, Henry Hull,
who lias been nt Troute Ncclc for several
weeks, accompanied her.
Mr. nnd Mm Kowland Cndwalader
Kvamuef 1702 1'lne Htreet. who enent
the sutntner in Europe and the early
pnrt or septomDer nt sitlllngten, ucl.,
have returned te this city.
Mrs, I.eulf) Kodman Page. ,.Tr., and
her children, of ZOUi 1cut street, who
have been spending the summer nt their
cottage nt Yerk Harber, Me., will leave
today for the Virginia Het Springs,
where they expect te remain for a fort
night. Miss Alice Welsh Sailer, daughter of
I)r, and SIra Jeseph Sailer, of 1718
Sprttoe street, who has been spending:
the summer with her parentn nt their
home In Oamden. Me., will lcave the
latter pnrt of this month for North Nerth North
nmpten, where she will nttend .Smith
College.
Sir. nnd Mm. Frank Granger Ken
nedy, Jr., of 2043 Kpruce stieet, who
have been spending the summer tour
ing the Continent, will sail for the
country today. Their niece, Miss
Llcnner Merecr Jenes, daughter of Mr.
W SIncLean Jenes, when engagement
han been announced te Sir. Charles V
Fex, Jr.. of 2036 Spruce street, has been
spendlng part of the nummer at Ktver Ktver
ten, N. J., and will return shortly te this
city.
Miss Emllle Huff, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. It M. O. Huff, of 0928 "Wood
bine nvcnue, OverbroeV. will glvje a tea
nt her home tomorrow afternoon, In
honor of Mrs. Pcnlse SInrle Marsten, of
5000 Woodbine nvonue, Ocrbroek,
whose mnrrlnge le Mr Harmen Gurney,
of Detroit, will take place en Saturday
afternoon next In St. Paul'n Protestant
Kplscepul Church, OvcrbroeJ:.
Mrs, Cathorlne Gibben Hates, of this
city, announces the inarrtaue of ber
dnughter, Sllss Irene Hnnern Hates, nnd
Sir. Geerce Themas Ulchards, Jr., eon
of Mr. nnd Mrs, Gcerge T, Ulchards, or
Media, at neon en Saturday, Septem
ber 16.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel M. Defld. of
Swarthmere, will Rlve a dance nt the
Sprlnghnvcn Country Club, en Friday
nVAnlnif CnntfitnViiMi 4 In tinnnt n 4iaI
niece, Sllss Eva C Parke, daughter of
.Mr. ana Sirs. Arthur Parke, of west
Chester, who ha3 recently returned from
an extended trip through Lurepe.
Sin. Ferdinand Slnrtln Jehnsen, of
023 Seuth Forty-third street, will leave
today for Baltimore, where she will be
the guest ever the week-end of Sir. nnd
Sirs. Gcerge W. tlynsnm. Sirs, Jehnsen
and her daughters, Stlss Anne Loulse
Jehnsen and Sllss Dorethy Slnrtln John John Jehn
eon, returned a feiv days age from a
six weeks' stay nt Cape Slay.
Sirs. Arthur L. Otte nnd her dnugh
ter, Sllss Agnes Otte, of 327 Seuth
Forty-third street, arc spending a fort
night nt the Dennis Hetel, Atln'ntlc City.
Sir. and SIrp. Frederick W. Harvey,
of Hathaway lane, Wynnewood, returned
en Saturday from Cape Slay, where they
spent the summer nt their cottage.
West Philadelphia
Sir. and Sirs. Jehn SI. Langenbcrger,
who spent the summer at Ocean ?lty.
have returned te their heme nt 57ti
Themas avenue.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Jehn Sr. SIcXainara. et
HOD Seuth Forty-seventh street, an
nounce the marrlage of their daughter,
Silas Helen H. SIcNamnra, and Sir.
Harry J . .McLaughlin, of Forty-first and
Spruce stteets, yesterday In St. Francis
de Sales Church, Ferty-teventh street
and Springfield avenue. The Rev. Father
Sylvester McCarthy officiated. A recep
tion followed nt the home of the bride's
parents.
SIHs Gladys Iv. C'rangle has returned
te her home, 6UI9 Westminster nvenue,
nfter spending August at the Chelsea
home of Sirs, A. Leonhardt, 1 Seuth
Providence avenue, Atlantic City.
Sirs Helen Drury, of 562'J Walnut
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Sllss Dnld SlaiTaret Drury. te
Sir. D. Dean Seltz, also of tills city.
Mr. and Sirs. .1. K. Cook, of Camden,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, SIl!s Dnrethv Randall Coel:,
te Sir. Heraco Walferd Gardiner, seu
of Sir and Sirs. Jeseph W. Gardiner, of
4G2I Walnut street aim Ocean Clt, N.J.
Stlss Carolyn Currle. of 32S0 Chest
nut street, Is visiting friends in Slassa-
cliuetts
Mrs.
Sluart Mud'd,
who was
Miss Emily
Beric
Hartsheme,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Y.
Hartshenae,
of Haverford,
before her
marriage en
September 12.
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rhote bv rhote-Craftors
Bm v JB' ? stew KBiij
W$r buy ?'&'
POLO CROWDS BRING OUT
STUNNING FALL FROCKS
Philadelphia Society Leaders Are Seen at Matches in Very
Latest Things Decreed by Fashion
Along the Main Line
Sir. nnd Sirs. Charles S, Walten, Jr.,
nnd their family will return next week
le their home in St. Davids from At
lantic City, whero they have been for
Bome months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will S. Mclntyre, of
Brj'n Mawr nvenue, Ardmere Park, nre
spending a week at the Strand Hetel,
Atlantic, City.
Mr. nnd Mm William SIcK. IJrny, of
Bryn Mawr, who have been (pending
the Eummci at their Cape May cottage,
wilt return en Saturday.
Frankford
The Fathers' Association or the
Frankford High Schoe.' will held Its
llrst meeting of the fall season this
evening nt the hlh school. Colonel
D'Olter, former head of the American
lesion, nnd new director cencrnl of the
Sesqul-Centennlal. will be the speaker of
the evening.
Mr. nnd Sirs. William Keteham. of
1312 Foulkrod street, am tocelvlng con
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh
ter. Sirs. C. Robson nnd her daughter,
Sllss Hcssle Robson, of tl 13 Foulkrod
street, have returned from a trip te
Bermuda.
! street, celebrated her birthday by giving
,1 n.irtv en Saturday evening et last
vv eck.
Ate. ntwl Sirs. H. D. Culln. of Fast
Oak avenue, arn occupying their cot
tage at Scanlde Park.
Along the Reading
Mica Anr.fi te, 11 dnuffhtcr of Mrs.
Frederlck Well of Oak Lane, wIimie
marrlag.1 te1 Dr. Rebert L. Bucher, of
Watsontown, Pa,, took place lnnt eve
ning wan the truest of honor nt a
bridge party whtch Stlss Sylvia Hutcllffe.
daughter of Sir. and Mrs. O. W. but but
cllffe, Jr.. of 32 West Jehnsen street,
fiormantewn, save nt her home en
Sleudav afternoon. The guests were
Sirs. Ferrest Farren. Sirs. Archibald
Glbb, Sirs. Harry Hefty. SIIhs Ls
ther Hucher. Sllss Ruth Clcmttit, SI s
Lillian Field, Silts Florcnce Drift lit,
Sllss Helen Gsand, Sllss Loulse Snyder,
Sllss Dorethy Sheffan, Sllss Eleaner Sel
geit, Sllss .Mary Stewart and Sllss Slar Slar Slar
Jotle Wilsen.
Recent Weddings of Nete
X quiet home wedding of Intercst te
this cltv and Little Reck. An;., ioek
place at fi o'clock last evening, when
Miss Gwendelyn Plass. daughter of Dr.
and Sir.). Charles F. W. Plass, of Chew
uir-net ni.,1 chniten eveniK). Germantown,
Sir. nnd Sirs. J. K. Sillier, of 1(13 West i became the bride- of Sir. ,a,1',h..i?'"enrl.hI Wrigh
n,.. ..i. ij..i....,i .... .. i., i i T.ittir. liriek. Ark., and this city, I no
watulatienn upon ' the birth of' a ev. William Perter Le. of the Second
dauchter Presliytirlan Church, Germantown, per-
. formed the ceremony. The bride, who
Sir. and Mrs. Andrew A. Newton and , was clvcti In marrlage by her father.
There inuy have been crewdi nt the
opening pole gnmes, but there wus ten
nis te contend with Inst week. Yes
terday, however, there was scarcely a
spot left te park n car within several
blocks of the pole field.
The fad for the knitted wool or silk
frock hits net diminished and the smart
est gowns worn during the afternoon
were of these mnterinN. Sllss Anna
belle Kewell. who was walking nbetit
with sllss Kllsc ItohltiEen, were n stun
ning frock of cnfe-au-lalt wool, em
broidered In plain spots of the same
color, made with n Meused bodice nnd
vest et the fashionable gedet tucks, nnd
straight long skirl. Hhe worn ulse n
large hut of rerise georgette and straw,
which was trimmed with n flat bunch
of cerise velvet llewers placed en either
side of the wide brim. Mis-.s Robinson,
who Is Mrs. ICdwnrd Hehitiettp's dnugh
ter, wero a smnrt frock of dull rose
colored velour outlined in small self
cheeks und topped with n black crepe
de chine wrap mid u small, bhlck hut.
vMIss Kdith Carpenter nnd Miss An
toinette Oeyelin wcre together en the
bleachers. Sllss Carpenter, who has
lately returned from Europe, wero a
stunning dress et white knitted wool
and n seml-lnrge blad: hnt. Miss
Gevelln was entirely in black, with a
long, full clenk ever her dress.
A beautiful gown was worn by Mrs.
I'Vniie Heffman, who arrived nt the pole
field with her mother. .Mrs. Harrison
Wright, and Miss .Marin Chance nnd
Jliss Helen Chnnce. .Mrs. Heffman's
fleck wiih of licht tan wool, the material
formed into large square checks. It
wu.s made like a coat dress with re
veres, caucht across the front nnd
fastened at the side of the, wnlstllne
with a buckle. Her lint was a close
fitting turbnn of metal cloth nnd hed
a narrow band of bright cherry silk
clese te the face.
Miss Helen Hepe Montgomery, one
of the season's debutantes, wero a very
tnurt dness of electric blue wool em
broidered in light crnv iust above the
waistline nnd Hreund the bottom et
the skirt. And her hat was n small
grnv green model of n suede felt. Mrs.
l.ehert Learning Montgomery were a
while wool diess ami n small gray hat
with n turned-down brim.
A most nt tractive costume was worn
by Mrs. Kilmund Thayer; it consisted
of n pearl gt.iv wool skirt, a silk sweater
of the same shade and a round sports
hat which matched the rest of the cos
tume exactly.
Miss Mar j Dixen Thayer, who spent
the spring nbrnnd with Miss Isabel
Rockefeller, of New Yerk, arrived bc bc bc
fore the game started, looking very well
in n white sweater and skirt and a
small henna velvet liar. Miss Annette
n debutante, dnughter of Mrs
which lind feathery black aigrettes about
the crown. .
Among the intereitcil speetnters were
MKs Florence Iicll nnd her niece, Mrs.
.Tebif Whelen. Jr. Mls.s Hell was In'
lilnek with ii handsome cape of crepe de
chine, nnd Mrs. Whelen were white1
wool ntid a large sports lint of gray ,
fell.
Others noted nmeng the spectators
were Mrs. Alfred Stengel, Mrs. T. Dun-
can Whelen, .MKs 1). (Jwen Martin,
Miss Louise Huwle. Mrs. K. Shlppen '
Willing, Mrs. .lames M. Reed. Miss
Augustine Ilnughtnn, Mrs. Heffman
Delnn, Miss I'ecgv Thayer, Mrs. Ilulm j
Ilniley. Mrs Harry Wain Harrison, '
Miss Clniru Clltings, Mr. William
Churchman, Mr. Sidney Keith nnd ,
many ethers.
GARRICK M&S&.ah.
SAM H. HARRIS Present
ROLAND YOUNG
LAURA HOPE CREWS
In CLAKK KWMMKH'8 Coreedr
POMEROY'S PAST
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neUi Ttrklat ion.
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OAnniw or rri:v nr,rTY IreRrs
Germantown
Srrs. Jehn I Hrady nnd her fnnillv
of 45 Last Walnut lane, have leturneil
from Wlldwenl, where they spent sev
oral weeks.
Sirs. St N'atrler nnd her children. Stlss
Myrtle Sepm, Nagler and Sir. Jfrrbert
Nagler, of (,3f,"i Sherman street, have re
turned from a Liirepenn trip.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. P.obrew and their
family, of CiO West Cllveden avenu,
have returreii te their home after spend
ing the cummer at Atlantic City,
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With I.i Tl t- y A Jamw Ienntlly
.tks'.u: ui.si.nv
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Le( ft L)m Mtnnley Ulrnes
( thrr anil Jl'K 1I.H0N. tth
K. Ailar" Air Aril lv VVIIIIe Wn-.l
nircclleii Htnnlfv' Company of AmTleqt
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NINETHKNTII MAHKET
11, 1.80, .T;30. 3.30. 71.10. fl'30
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
IN rtllHT NATIONAL ATTItACTION
"HURRICANE'S GAL"
ADni'D ATTItArTION SHMl-ANNUAI
GIMBEL FASHION REVIEW
At a:20, 7:20, 0:20 .
n,n.T wrjEK john hahiivmeiib
v n "HltnitlK'K HOhMlIS"
STANTOHl
ICT1I AND MAIIKI2T
11-30, 1.10 3.S0. r, 30, 7 30. 0 30
TillitD UIU m;i.k
VlUAM RjX
fw.
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their daughter, Slls-s Klercnce Newton,
of 6737 Torresdale avenue, have re
turned from Wlldwoei), where they spent
the summer at their cottage.
Sfr. nnd Sirs. Samuel Tompklnsen and
thelr ten, of the Oxford Apartments,
hnve returned from Ocean Greve, where
they spent the tumnier.
Stirs Helen SlanFen, of Orthodox
street.. Is visiting relatives and friends
In Baltimore for a Unco weeks' stay.
srrs. Jehn SL Semcrcllke. of 3312
Tyson street, Tuceny, will le at home
te the Weman's Club cf Frankford and
their friends en Tuesday afternoon
next, at 3 o'clock. There will be tea.
The entertainment Is for the b?netlt et
the welfaie work of the club.
! ii ifim-ti or leme saun. iniiiinni
with lace, and carried a shower bouquet
cf lilies of the valley, orchids and roses.
The matron of honor, Sirs. J. Thompson
Hldny, were a frock of cream crcpn de
rhino and lace, and carried yellow
dahlias. After a wedding trip, Mr. and
Sir. Gihon will make their home lu tha
West.
HALT HKSISIERLH
A nretty weddlnc teiA place
Kensington
I)r
from
iim i ''"." " ,v,, Wl11 'i"enil the luiuh
m' i ",''.''' "'"' a'"1 ""u11 i-hower
W ,, X,V ' ' '"I'lnttc M lir.ives, ilaugh
I.' "f -Mi and Mi -. I-Vi illn.xnil dr.ivcs,
, '"iliiaiituw,,. WH h.u. en October G,
01 liuimr of Ml,.., I.',,,!,. ,H .1. IIeh.s. iIilhl.Ii.
i',,1' " ,"iid Sirs. tScoige (I liens, of fr&b
iirL ",l,',,",,"i 'id '"-I Spmce Y,SX
I'nuw ' mJa? ,",an lllBO '" -Mr' William Cc&x
e ' fieinY"1 UtAu l'Il"-,n the latter part IYJ
in Miber,.w"1 ,,e x,l'f, ",,'l,n Heiiilcr-J
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North Philadelphia
Sirs. P. Goldstein and her son, of
4001 North Canine street, are expected
te nrrlve en the steamship france to
day after spending the last four mentlvj
traveling through Hurepe.
A rprlsn mlcelIaneeus shower was
Klv.n last TluiiMi.iy evening in nenur
of Sllss Helen C Klein, at her home,
L'lO:: Neith Sl.irvlnn street. The guests
Included Sllss Jennie Hell, Sliss Gertnide
Kakln. Sllss Helen Geed, Slls.s Slay
Harpel, Sllss Slamle HeiFchcnrider. Sllss
Ksther Ilclller. Silts Anna Holleway,
Sllss Kva K Hetr, SHi-s Ituth IJ, Hetz,
.Miss Amu, Klein, SlNs Leah Lew l,
Sllss Florence Slenlunn-", Sllss Dorethy
Sautter and SIl.s.s Udna Schreier.
The cc mblned chapters of the Alpha.
Phi Lpslleu will held their tlrt iiitetliig
of the i-caseu en Slenday evening. Sep
tember SB. at the linme of the ptesldent,
V.. Hergey, 1312 North Llghth street.
The members will decide en the dates
i,r ii, ,i iliniee.s this vear and also the
new fraternity house.
r. 11. I. Wrlcht and his d.iughtcni,
Sll! irene Wright and SlNs; vMary
Wright, of 3i:ia North Pre.ul street,
have returned home after spending the
summer In Atlantic City.
Sllss siaiy c Hti'ten, of ii:or. "svest
Hrle avenue. Is giving d. card party en
Krldav evening net .it Ik r home. The
pn eeds of the affair arn for the beiiellt
of Our Ladv of I'euipell Church. Sixth
itrect and Ihle avenue, of which the
I lev. Paul Gentlle is rector.
Sirs. Theresa D. Hulshlzer. of S3J9
Neith Twcnt -second slieet. announces
the engagement of her daughter, SII?a
Kathry'ii Weimaii HuNhler, le Sir.
Jehn J. McLean, of l.'iankfeid.
Norristown
Sllss Jtuth Wamsher. of Schuylkill
avenue, .Terfersouvllle, entertained at a
miscellaneous shower en b'rlday lu honor
if Sll's Saia Nlppes, whose engagement.
t, Sir Jehn SIotrKer has been an
nounced. Among the guplM wcre Sllss
Marien Weber, SIIfh 11i.i Gibseii, Stlss
Sllunle Sleycr, Sllss Siuiuinc fisher,
Sllss Orace Yeung, Sllhs Minnie Jeneu,
Sllss Slabel Slunsen, Sirs Antheny
Prances and SIru. Nerman 11. Wamsher.
Sliti. Lawicnce Heward and her
daughter, Sllss Irma Heward, of Wet,t
Mtiinhnll stieet. have returned from
New VeiU SUhs Heward spent tlw l.ut
three meiitl"! touring Luiojie. She Is a
hiudent at the Academy if the Kine
Aits in Philadelphia.
The Sigma Phi Fraternity held Its
thlitcenth annual banquet en Saturday
at Point Plo.isaut-en-thu-Del.iwaro. Sir.
Tljcodire lCiibteu waa chairman of the
commlttee in charge of the affair nnd
the ether luembtus were Sir. William
UlseuhaiiH, Sir. Jehn Heffman, Sir. Ilus
acl Guuser and Sir, Hareld J, Zimmerman.
nnd SIr'i. William Annc-ley. of
l.'rankfeid avenue, have returned
a trip te Niagara Falls.
Sir. and SIr. Jacob Tilaetis and thelr
family, of i'017 K.ii-t c.nnbri.i stieei,,
Tiave returned te thtir home after siieiid-
Ing the summer at Ocean Oit.
Sirs. C. P. Uangler, of K.ist Stont Stent Stont
gemery uveniic. will entertain the mem
beis of her sewing elide at their tlrst
meeting of the fall season lit her home
en Tuesday afternoon net. There will
be MMeen guests.
Dr. and Sirs. n. J. Slichcll. of '.'039
Kn,st Allegheny iivcnue, have returned
from a llve weeks' stav at ( apu Stuy.
It's HigK Time
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I)li.,., :N""''1 'heiiiiuu IJahcr, Jr, ui
Nwn',',.u'lu,n,ua ll few t,ayH BO from
"tivpert, where ehe upent the ewnmex.
Thnt VMiinen iter out from un,Ur
thelr I'llVHICAl. C A M (I U
ri.AOC nml eoine te th runlliii
(li.ii that lluiillli. Orace of Kerin
mul llettuty of Fare eannut le
lureliiie,l nt the ilrus imintnr.
.Nilther chii weiiiqii ttein
nlemlnr by ri'aiis of ttie medtun
lurfet or by ilclit IhcIiii;.
Tfal 7"iratiMrnt ratd
Cellins Institute
l turned lu 'ilii '3 Td.ifjf
RELLEVUE COURT BUILDING
1418 Wilnut St. Spruce 5484
Moerestoicn
Slis. T. French IinllliiKer ntul Sites
Slary Aitkeu have retui ned from a va
catien spent at West Chester.
Sfr. nnd Sirs. G. Edmund Strnttan are
nt Wnlfsbore, Js. If, te be geno f.r two
weeks.
la?t
,-Iti nl 4.30 O'ClOClt. at t. AllEUS-
tlue'H Church, Fourth and Vine Btreets,
when Sllss Gertnide A. Hvmmcrie.
daughter of Sirs. Jacob Hemmeile. of
1". I Chcre' street, became the brlda
of Sir. Ceerge Haly, of 1535 Snnseni
street. The ceremony was performed
'by the ltev Jehn Hegan. . 9. A,
and was followed by a reception.
Ml-- Kitty Heb.iu was the maid of
honor and Sir. Je-eph Haly sei-ved as
best man The ushers were Mr. Walter
Haly, brother of the btulegroem, nnd
Sir. Jeseph Strasler.
SlARUnftU.M-ALi:XAXDi:P.
A wedding cf interest took place last
evening In the Lutheran Church, Seven
teenth and TleKa. stieets, when Sllss
Helene Alexander, daughter et Sir. arid
Sits. William Alexander, of Ills Plke
street, beiame the btlde of Sir. Kdvvlii
Slargerum The ceremony was pel pel
fermed nt s o'clock. The Kev. Jehn c.
l-'isher, lector of the chinch, officiated
The bride, who waa given In marriage
by her father, was attended by Sllss
Ksther Schelrey ub inald of honor
Slis. L'art T .Miles, sister of the bride,
acted as matron of honor, nnd tl.e
brldcsnrilds Included SU"-s Slurlel Slar
geruiii. Ml'.' Margaret Hewers, Silts
Helen Tippcn and Sllss Dorethy De De
Slelt. The beat man was Sir. We-b y
''enklln' The ushers Included Sir. Her
bett Sterrv, Sir. William H. Slarger u.i,
Jr.. Sir William Purdy, Sir. Ttebert I'rld
land and Sir. Walter Scbuman. A r, -cejitleu
at the home of the bitd. J
parent!) followed the ceremony.
William Hedwood Wright attended the
game with Mr. Charles .Savage nnd his i
two daughters. Miss Pauline Savage nnd '
Miss Grace Savage, the latter of whom (
is aUe u (lebtitunte. Mis Wright were
a white costume nnd a suinll lint of jade
green felt which was a most exquisite '
ceiitruht te her red-geld hair. Miss I
Pauline Savage was in white with a ,
gray lint und her sister wero a blue
frock find hlue hat trimmed with an
uncurled estiieh leather.
Mrs. W. W. Fruzier. ."d. -selected n
shinning (-ports costume, a sltirt of tnn
with a thread check of old rose, nnd
her square-cut box coat was of tan
piped vvitli rose. The hut worn with
this costume was n sports model !
tun of a shade bllghtly darker than the
blllt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P.vdney Thayer were
nt tiie game vvitli their attractive grnud
(hlldien. the little urn and daughter of
the late Mr. W. IlenltiMi Dixen and Mrs.
DWuii. who was formerly Miss I'mily
Thayer. Mis Mnr.v Ii.irtevv looked well
lu a f re 1; of dark blue jerse.v trimmed
with tun, nnd a Dig black velvet hat
Meney! Meney! Meney!
POP was easyand die family knewjust hew
te make a little touch. While he worked
hard te pay the bills, his wife and children
learned te play bridge with a grand manner.
Dear old dad. He remembered earlier days
when mother would serve the dinner in a
blessed gingham, apron. New there vras a
trader.
New there was only disapproval of his lack
of social grace and his homely attire. But he
remembered the dear, meaningful words of
Leng age, "Jehn, I love you."
RUPERT HUGHES
The one great American autlier who teUs his
etvn story en the screen has directed
a pcrfc& motion pU3.ure
A picture you will remember forever
1 you liked "The Old Nest" you'll love "'Remembrance1
Ifpfcandre Dumas
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