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tfancy Wynne Tells of Happenings in Debutante World.
Sees Many Fascinating Costumes at the Herse Shew.
Afternoent Tea in Feyer After Orchestra Concert
THH dcbutnnte gayctles nre certainly
going strong new. Iinst night there
were two nffnlrs ene the dinner
dance, which wni net very large, which
the Stanley O. Klngg .Trs. gave nt
their Hryn Mnwr home In honor of
Helen Hepe Montgomery, nml the ether
the ball which the Frederick Keens
gave nt the Merlen Cricket Club for
Eleaner, the Keens' party marking the
first ball of thcscasen.
While It hnrf net been customary te
ive balls at the country c1uIh, It
seems t me te have been an excellent
Idea. Yeu nee, It's tee early In the
Wilsen te give it dance In town, and yet
later In the sennen there nre no many
balls one gets (tort of fed up with
them. A ball early In the sensen, there
fore, and out nt a country club, tee,
is a splendid Idea.
There were mere than r00 guents,
nd It was n beautiful affnlr. Eleaner
.were a frock of blue, silver and geld
'brocade, nnd the draped skirt was lin
ished with a Mlvcr girdle. Mrs. Keens
had en a handsome gown of sapphire
blue Uncarted chiffon velvet. The ball
room Mas decerntrd with nutuinn Unw
orn and the bouquets received by the
debutante.
Hepe Montgomery's freek for the
Flaggs' dunce was exquisite. My, but
ghc has lovely clothes 1 Her frock was
n combination of blue and silver metal
cloth. She is very, sweet and bus such
pretty eyes. There were ubeut 150
guests at the dinner-dance.
BESIDES the two evening nffnlrs,
there was the Mellis' tea nt their
home In Arilmerc, te which a number
of people went from the Herse Shew at
various times during the afternoon.
Dorethea looked stunning. She is very
geed looking, I think, and her frock of
white velvet, embroidered lu silver,
brought out the fnlrncss of her skin
and her unusual coloring. She was cur
rying a benquct of orchids while I was
there, and it was just the right touch
of color te the costume.
Mrs. Mehl were brown velvet. Among
these from Bnltlmere who assisted Mrs.
Mehl in receiving wcre Mrs. Albert
Imck and Mrs. Francis Oarrctsen
Evans. '
E'VE certainly had beautiful
WJ .i m n. ii i,n,v. thU
weather for the Herse bliew tins ,
wcek, nnd every day the boxes, gran"-
ftnnd nnd lawn have been crowded with
stunningly dressed people, xer everj
bedv turns out In their host.
tfn,.li nffprnnen Mrs. Rebert Learn
ing Montgomery seemed te appear In !
n mere striking costume. 1 he ether
day she were n umi-u rinium i-n-i-gown
made with a .draped skirt nnd a
long overbleuse. Tarts of the dress
were outlined with green nnd geld em
broidery, nnd across the front of the
Wew-p were embroidered several large
parrots In purple nnd green. It was
most unusual.
Mr". Montgomery had with her In her
"box. her younger duughtcr, who Is ubeut
ten years old. and who wns prettily
dressed in a little frock of pink crepe
de diliie and a lurgc white straw hat.
Anether of Mrs. Montgomery's guests
was Mrs. Jehn White Geary, who were
n hnndxemp silk dress in an all-ever
l'erMaii design In dull reds nnd blues,
ii ml u dark blue panne velvet hut turned
up iu front.
In a box near the Montgemcrys' wns
llrs. Arthur Emlen Newbold, Jr., who
was M-cn chatting with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Lothrop Itltchle, and Mellie
Vim) r. Mrs. Newbold looked very well
In a large black hat of panne velvet anil
a dink blue duvetyn coat, which had a
wide cellar of gray duvet) n embroidered
in bilk te match.
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COURSE the debutnntes were
much in evidence in the boxes with
their friends nnd strolling mound the
oval. Each afternoon Det I.ec, the
Elihhn Lees' daughter, has had u party
In her parents' box, nnd se have some
of the ether debbies, Barbara Clayten
was In u box with her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Enrle, and Liz Attcrbury was
next te them.
Bubs looked verv attractive In n white
woolen drchs, a white felt hat and it I
short coat of robin's egg blue inndu with
wide sleeve with lnmvv whlti. mutiniM.
r.Mk .i. , V white einbrolU - einbrelU -
ery nt the edge of the sleeves and nreund ,
the hem of the coat. Mrs. Enrl were a
tan dress nnd u becoming hat of ten
and brown, nnd Liz Atterburr looked
verv etillul. n I.. ....,,,. .l,l, ...,. !.
wLS ,.if K y ) .i Bruy,,n,t
trimmed with orange feathers, which
u uciuw wiu urim inmost te ncr eiuew.
She also were a large fur piece of yellow
fox and the color scheme wns quite
striking.
Knit dresses of wool or silk are still
very popular. Rhedu Breeke, Mrs.
lrenchurd Newbold's dnughter, has
been wearing a pretty one of yellow
fcilk with a small white felt hat. Twe
of the sub-debs, Snllie Henry, who Is
Mrs. (iuuverncur Cndiwiludcr's dnugh
ter, and Kiitherine Snowden, Mrs. Jehn
Converse's daughter, were verv good geod goed
looldni; suits of licavv knit wnnl. KiiI11..'k
was inigiit blue bound in block and
ivntlii'iliicH mi equally bright red. The
lermer were a siiiull white felt lint with
hers and the latter u laice black velvet
one,
A MONG the ether debutantes I saw
in tbe throng wns Bunny Geary,
iwie wns wearing one of her knitted
dresses. She lias one nlmest every color
of the rainbow. This one was of bright
green silk and wns most becoming. With
it Hie were n hat, the crown of which
was of the Halllu siul(e f Bru,.u Hli
lie bum nnd streamers were gray
sl'lTf!'"1'' Kri'l'n wt0('l1"8s niul erny
nJiV,"1' V.0"00 werc n w,l"e dress with
striking lVrslun designs nil out it iu
red, blue nnd Muck, and n large black
I.1,; t ''nt ttiined up in the front and
ilk, and I'l-iuicph Gerhnrt, whom I
saw Inter, looked very pictty in u diess
ei black canteii crepe with sleeves and
iVm1'0! "f -1 ,cnVh blw c'eVt'- nnil a
sill '!Cl!.Vt'lv,e hat- f'hilr Glttlngs,
dnri. ,,".0,h?p iM' "l,re " SOOll-loeklllg
fs ')ll,c 'rcHN with touches of red en
red hat ' "" a
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'VE )ou heard that the Women's
Beard nf Hi.. t.....in,.,.. -t M....I.
J '"I have afternoon ten i,ft,.r t,u or.
eliCNiru c.iiceiis en Erl.ln, ufternoensV
lea is te be served In the fier. I
lave herd nil sorts of interest ing
things la connection with the teas.
Airs. RtekiiuwUi f,,i. !, ........ i.., i..
te entertain the various nr 1st sole sts
of he concerts when their engagements
.' """ "' ,l,,,,r "'eepting. mid a
Brent many perbens will entertain nt
'He tea tub es.
rim first tea will be held en Friday
iicrneun after tint opening conceit of
the season, nml uineiig these who will
entertain nre Mis. Geerge W. t'hllds
. i5. ' V',m lfi ''halrman of tlie com cem com
inlttce; Mrs. Alextinder Van Reus Reus
seluer, Mis. Flunk Griswold nnd a
number of ethers. Among the women
en th m special beard besides .Mrs.
Drcxcl, Mis. Gilsweld. who is vice
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(lore Cramp, Mrs. Jehn White Geary,
?'" Arthur Lea, Mra. Jee Leldy, Mrs.
WiniB Martin, Mrs. Walter Thomsen,
Mrs. Stokewskl, Mrs, Georga Weed-
Tem AVlmi ill. n ' i.,i,',l,l Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Harnett, of
Mrs W i t t r8V.,liiliBB ,V!I',S V,Ii,,r' ' U26 Ha ilsen street, have returned
urn. William J. Clothier, Mrs. Henry , rl(im Kingsten, N Y.. where they wcre
Brlnten Coxe. Mrs. Grergu Dallas Dixen, ' quests (if Mis. Harnett's mother,
Mrs. (vrnu II T." r.,.,iu M.... rni.,. Vt,.. n rrnueln nt Klncsten. N. Y.
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"urn, .urn. i;naritnn YEWnil nnd a
number of ethers. ThiPArn simner.
dances nre te be held In trio foyer this
nensen nise.
I de think It's fine we can hnve
"eats" In this wny without having te
get Inte wraps nnd go elsewhere after
the opera or orchestra, but can go under
the same reef for a little tea chat or
some enjoyable dancing In the evening.
I nm se glad the dances will be kept up
nnd feel sure the teas will be a perma
nent arrangement, tee. They are sure
te take with us nil.
THE family has a wee black deg about
eight inches high nnd n feet long.
And lnut wi-ck they went te the sen sen
shere for n few dnys, leaving Betty at
home with the governess, because
school had begun nnd Hetty had te go.
I ran In te sec the small miss thus de
serted by her family, and nutted her,
"Hew nre you getting en, de you feel
very lonely with mother nnd the rest
gene?" "Oh," sighed Hetty, "nil
right, but you knew I acthuUy miss
that deg mere than any of the fam'ly."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An engagement of Interest announced
today In that of Miss Margaret Lee
Ilrlntfm, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed
ward urlntcn, of "West Chester, and Mr.
Jeseph C. Fergusen, 3d. son of Judge
and Mrs. William C. Fergusen, of Chest
nut Hill. Ne date has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Nancy Knowles, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Nnthnnlel Knowles, at Chest
nut Hill, will he the guest of honor nt
n dinner which her jiarcnts will glve
en Friday evening, January B, befere
the First Assembly. Miss Knowles will
iiuiKe ncr utDUt at a tea en ucteucr iu.
Among these who will assist In re
ceiving at the tea which Mr. and Mrs.
Burnet Landreth, Jr., of Chestnut HIM,
will glve en Thursday afternoon, Oc
tober 26, te Introduce thelr daughter.
Miss Letltla Landreth, will be Miss
Nancy II Woelstcm, Mlas Elizabeth
Morgan, Miss Nancy Knowles, Miss
Mnrguerlte Jefferds Deyle, Miss Vir
ginia Lagunronne Carpenter, Miss Lucy
Jeffcrys, Miss Fanny Cox Welghtman,
Miss Clair Morten aittlngs, Miss Mnr
gnret Paul, Miss Elizabeth McElroy,
Miss Kathcrlne Schwartz, Mlwi Anna
Schwartz, Miss Nerma Grey, Miss Bcr
tha Smythe. Mlsa Elizabeth Hewland,
... n t, vnioniine. Miss t.u-
cylle Austin. Miss Mary Falck, Miss
Mary Whitney, Miss Censtance Snow,
.mis uiizaiictn jtedgers, miss Lillian
Fergusen. Miss Elizabeth Pnnceast
Iluey, Miss Frances Warner Illcknell,
Miss Kntherlnn Hhlppcn Dunn. Miss
gn "&Tce Ooed;
T Cinvten( Miss
man, .miss isaroaro isarearo isaroare
Carollne V. Bemak,
Mlsa Marna Hngar, and Miss Nancy
fluffy and Miss Elizabeth Quffy, of
isnitimere.
Mr. Merris Weed, of Green Hill
Farms. Overbroek, has Issued Invita
tions for a dlnner-dnnce at Green Hill
Farms en Frldny evenlng, November 3,
In honor of Mlsa Sarah Franklin Dunne,
dtbutnnte daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Itussell Duanc.
Miss Lerraine Dlssten, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob S. Dlssten. of Nor
wood Hall, Chestnut HIM, will glve a
luncheon vm Tuesday next. The engage
ment of Miss Dlssten and Mr. Lewis
N. Lukens, Jr.. son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lewis N. Lukens, of Evesham, Havcr Havcr
feid, has recently been announced.
Mr. J. Kenrsley Mitchell Harrison, of
Meeting Heuse read, Ogontz, will en
tertain at dinner this evening nt the
Huntingdon Valley Country Club, In
honor of Mrs. Harrison, who has just
returned from a Western trip.
Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncett, of 1712
Spruce ntreet. will enttrtaln at luncheon
next Saturday before the Huntingdon
Valley race meet, In honor of Miss M.
Pauline Cappce, of California, who will
be her guest ever the week-end. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Llpplncett are spending the
auturpn at their place Mslmar, Beth
ayres, since their return from their
summer . estate, Meerstuck, at James
town, U. I.
Mrs, William J. Balrd, of the Long Leng
acre, and her daughter, Mrs. Harrison
Keens Cnner, Jr., of 810 Pine street,
are spending several day In New Yerk.
They will return te Cape May for n
short time befere coming te this city
for the winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Drexcl Faul and
their famll. who have been Uvlmj
"bread for the last two years, will sail
f f th, country en Wednesday, when
h ', nrnutiv Woedcrost Farms, thelr
pluce ut ltaaner.
Mrs. Albert II. Itesengarten and her
son, air. Allien ti uesrnKiiru
have been spending the summer
i tnn continent, returned te this
son, Mr. Albert u uesengarten. wne
touring
country
last weelt, en the Olympla, and are
occupying their home, 1808 De Lancey
street.
Miss Emma Ashton Derr, of 254 Seuth
Twenty-third street, who has been
spending seme tlme abroad with her
bi ether, will return te this country
early In November.
Miss Alice, Itheads Marsten, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marsten, of
G900 Woodbine avenue, Overbroek, will
be presented nt a tea en November 1.
Among Ihose who will recelve are Miss
Gertrudrt Horten, Miss Elizabeth. Cnse-
nave, Jllss Mary louike wnite, mibs
i Hetty Hetherlngten, Miss Churlotte Ma
Graves, Miss Jey Drew-Haer. Miss
Nerma Grey. Miss Mary Carrell Bolln,
J,ss Annette Sprnnkle and Miss Ieulsa
Wilbur Smith, of I)s Angeles, who will
be Miss Marsten's guest for cevera.1
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Frank D. Cannen, of
1112 Summervllle avenue, Legan, are
recelvlng congratulations upon the birth
of a son, Frank D. Cannen, Jr, Mrs.
Cannen will be remembered as Miss
Agnes Gertrude Monaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Macklln and thelr
daughter, Miss Mvrtle Or.ice Macklln,
left recently liy meter te Newton, Mass.,
wntre Miss Macklln will attend Mount
Ida Scheel,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petters, of New
Yerk, are receiving congratulations en
the birth of it daughter en September
28. Mrs Pettern was Miss Loslle Clair
Judge, of this city.
Chinese Fete Will Be Held
Along the Reading Soen
A Chlnese Fete and ProccsHlen of the
Dragen will be held en Wnlnesdny
evenlng, October 4, at the Oaks, the
luiiiie of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarence
Miller. In Onk Lne. for the benefit of
the building fund of the Oak Luna
Jtuvlcw Club. The women of the com
mittees In charge, of which Mrs. Miller
In chairman, Include Mrs. Jehn II,
Cress, Mrs. Edwin d K. Dixen, Mi'rt.
Raymond A. White, Jr., Mrs. C. R.
Wsniie, Mrs. Geerge A. llauer, Mid.
t'hatlCH Ciowell. Mrs. Dald A. Terre,
Mrs, William rrince, airs, uwen us-
j ffid H
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', Miss iieien ) nne aim juiw.i
Hei nor.
Mrs. C. C. Pnlmer, of 311 Summit
avenue, Jenkiniewn, win enteriain iu
a lunehecii and bildge party in luner
df Miss Margaret Wall, daughter of
mil, whose marrlnRu te Mr. Heward
Heberton Ingersell, son of Dr. and Mrs.
y v. ingl'inuii, in nun v,j, i, ii.u
i iiIhce en Saturday eenlng, November
1I III H'u JM'-I viituivH -
caiiiatl'm.
Comings and Goings
of Frank ford Persons
nr. nr,a ii William Ketcham. of
13U Feulkrcd street, are receiving con-
fratulatlena upon the birth of daugh-
i.i.tn. v., ,.-", -- -.-.-.
EVENING ' PUBLIC liEDGER-PHIIJABEIiPHIA'. ' SATURDAY,
EXHIBITORS
ANDREW
WHEELEP?
Miss Margaret Pearsell
Weds Mr. Parrish Today
Other Marriages of Great In
terest In and Around
the City
A wedding of much Interest Is that
of Miss Margaret U Pcnrsall. daughter
of Mr. Rebert Pearsall. und Mr. Cuth
bert ParrlMi, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Rlchatd P. 1'nrrlsh, of thin city,
which will take place this afternoon nt
3 o'clock, In the Church of St. Mar
tins In the Flold. The bride, whd
will be given in marriage by her father,
will wear Ivery white satin with a train
extending from the shoulders and a
veil of old rese point lace which be
longed te her grent-grandmether. She
will earn sweet was and lilies of the
valley. Mlsa I.udsen D. Worsham, pf
West Point, N. Y who will be the
mntrc'n of honor, will wenr blue taffeta
and a brown tulle hat. She will carry
a btfuquet of dahlias of autumn shades.
The bridesmaids will include Miss Mary
Worsham, of Washington. D. C. ; Miss
Mary Smith, of Wilmington. Del.: Mlsi
Peggy Shoemaker, Mlsa Peggy Fergu Fergu
Ben nnd Miss Elltnbeth P. Frazlcr. of
this city. They will wear pink taffeta
frocks and brown tulle hats. They
will also carry dahlias. Mr. F. Lerlng
Preston, of Bosten, Mass , brother-in-law
of the bridegroom, will act as best
man, and the usher-j will Include Mr.
Rebert Pearsall, 2d, Mr. Hugh Par
rish, Mr. Alexander L. Fester, Mr.
Frederick Klrkland, Mr. Leuis Le Due
and Mr. Duncan P. MacPhersen. A re
ception will fellow the ceremony for
the immediate families nnd a few In
timate friends nt the home of the bride's
father. 130 Sprlnglleld avenue, Chest
nut Hill.
WOOD WATKT.N8
An Interesting wedding Is that of Mlsi
Muriel Gwendelyn Watklns, daughter of
Mr. B. Franklin Watklm, of 324 Seuth
Seventh street, nnd Mr. Geerge B.
Weed, son of Mrs. Alenzo LltiplnceU
Weed, of Chestnut Hill, which took
place at 10 o'clock this morning In St.
Mark's Episcopal Church, Heventeenth
and Locust streets. The Rev. Redger
II. Andcrren, O. H. C, of Hely Cress
Monastery, West Park, N. Y., officiated,
assisted by the Rev. .Frank William
son, of St. Mark's. Miss Watklna was
attended by her slBter. Miss Vivlenne D.
Watklns, an maid of honor, and Mr.
Alenzo Llpplncett Weed acted as beat
man for his brother. Thore was no
reception.
YOUNG WESTQOTT
A wedding of Interest te this city
which took plnce In Cape May, was
that of Mlsi Censtance Mary Westcott,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thompson S.
Westcott, of 1720 Pine street, nnd Mr.
Alan Reed Yeung, of Overbroek, which
was aolemnlzed today at neon In the
Catholic Church of Our Lady Star of
the Sea, Cape May. Miss Westcott was
attended by her sister. Miss Frances
Westcott. as maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids Included Miss MArlan C.
Doneghuo, Miss Barbara Shcremaker,
Miss Elizabeth Trimble, Miss Mary
-m v ul M Tl. 14ft M nA XrI e .sTsl
( arreu iiarrin, ei unuuuuiu, ..4u. , ...,.
Henry Martin Justl and Mrs. Jehn It I
CiiKinave, Jr. Mr. Ralph Yeung acted .
as uesi man '"' '1'1' "'V, v S ,, i
ushers inciuuen .wr. t-iuuji .:my, .,.
Oeorge Armlstend, Mr. Jehn Blspham,
Mr. Herbert Edwards and Mr. Gooder Goeder Geeder
ham McCermlck. A reception followed
the ceremony at the summer home of
Miss Westcott, at 719 Columbia avenue.
POWERS TATNALL
A wedding of Interest In this city
and Youngstown, O.. will take place nt
8 o'clock thU cenlng in the St. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal Church, German
town, when Miss Ellrabeth Milliard Tat.
nail, daughter of Mrs. William Tatnall,
of BS03 Archer Btreet, Gnrmantewn, will
become the brlde of Mr. William Powers,
of Youngstown, O. The Rev. Dr. Sam
uel Upjehn, rector of the church, will
perform the ceremeny. The church will
tie decorated with whlte flowers, palms
and ferns. The brlde, who will be given
In marrlage by her hrether. Mr. Francis
Gibbens Tatnall, will wear a gown of
Ivcry whlte bridal satin, made with a
beat-shaped neck nnd sleeves of lace,
with a long court train fastened at the
shoulders with penrls. Her veil Is of
Scotch lace net, embroidered In a de
sign of lilies of the Milley and arranged
with a wreath of orange blossoms. She
will carry a bouquet of lilies of the
iiley und orchids. Miss Mary II.
Frnzler. the maid of honor, will wear
a frock of orchid georgette ever white
satin with a silver girdle, and a hat
of the same material with a silver ma
line brim. She will carry a bouquet of
pink nnd orchid color dahlias. The
bridesmaids will include Mrs. Hehnrt
Rowland, a cousin of the bride, and Miss
Gertrude Powers, of Youngstown, O.,
a sister of the bridegroom. They will
he dressed alike In frocks of geranium
pink goergetto ever white satin, und
lints with crowns of pink georgette,
trimmed with silver mnllne nnd mallni
brims. They will carry bouquets of
orehld anil deep pink dahlias. The two
htnall llewcr girls will be Miss Harriet
Elizabeth Runcie nnd Miss Mnrgnret
Runcle, daughters of Mr, and Mr. Wil
liam T. Runcle, of Maplowoed. N. J
nieces of the bride. They will wear
frocks of whlte georgette crepe with
Irish lace cellars and cuffs und pale
blue hair ribbons) and sashes und will
carry baskets of pink roses and lark
spur. Mr, Edmund C, rowers will at-
s&'-fZZz" d$ir&P flHFttv
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AND SPECTATdRS AT
CELESTE MeNEAL
witfi "SLIGO"
Society folk met by the cameraman
tend his brother ns beit man, nnd the
ushers will Include Mr. Iluncle Lea Tat
nall, brother of the bride ; Mr. Arthur
Wellington Horten. of this city; Mr.
Ttobert Unnnlsten and Mr. Donald Hoi Hei
sted, of New Yerk, and Mr. Henry Burt
nnd Mr. J. Selby Jncebi, of Youngs
town, O. A reception will fellow the
ceremony at the Germantown Cricket
Club. On their return from a wedding
trip, Mr. nnd Mrs. Powers will live In
Youngstown.
WARD BLACK
An nttractlve wedding will take place
at 0:30 o'clock thin evenlng at the
First Presbyterian Church, of Chestar,
when Miss Marjorle Chambers Black,
daughter of Mrs Cresby Morten Black,
of Chester, will be married te Mr. Wil
liam Ward, 3d, son of Mrs. J. M. B.
Ward, of this city. The Kev. Dr. Wil
liam Housten nrtd the nev. Jehn Rendall
will officiate. Miss Black, who will be
glven In marriage by her grandfather.
Mr. T. Prank Black, will be nttended
by her sister, Mrs. Jeseph Cellins, of
Ridley Park, as matron of honor, and
four btldesmalds, who will ba her
cousin, Miss F;vn I'arke Miss Jane
Ward, sister of the bridegroem: Mrs.
Walter Mlngen and Mrs. J. William
Simmons. Mlsi Sue Morten Cellins,
nlece of the bride, will be flower girl.
Mr. Jehn Kngllsh will net ns bent man,
nnd the ushers will Include Mr. Alberti
Relger, Mr. Hemer Berry, Mr. James
Bagshaw and Mr. Cresby Morten Black.
Jr., brother of the bride. A reception
will fellow nt the home of the bride's
mother.
ANDERSON ECKAHN
An out-of-town wedding of Interest
will be that of Mlsq Elizabeth May
Eckman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs I. L,.
Prescott Kckman, of Mount Helly, N. J.,
nnd Mr. Oscar G. Andersen, of Little
heck, jra, wne win ne married at 7
.i...n. ... iv . mm win no iiuirncu : i
O clock this evening at the home of
PnOTOPLAYS
Photoplay Guide Week of Oct. 2 te Oct. 7.
showing of the
locality obtaining
A POT in MD THOMPSON 8T3.
trJ-JU MATINEE DAJLT
M. Jehn Gilbert In Shame
T. Jehn Gilbert In Shame
W. Earl Derr Riggers' Fifty Cw6
T. Earl Derr Blggers' Fifty Candles
F. William Farnum In Perjury
S. William Farnum In Perjury
ARDMORE 1MaE!fr.
M. William Farnum in Miarklrs of Celd
T. William Farnum In Shackle of Geld
W. AIIch Lelte In Weman's llnte
T. i:nu!le Tayler In A Foel Tliere Was
F. Katvlle Tayler In A Foel Then Wen
H. All-Star Cuat In D.inEcreun Tere
ACTOR EIGHTH A OIUAIID AVB.
0 1 KJt MATINKE DAILY
SI. Cenwny Tearle in Iaive's Muequerade
T. Cenwny Tearle In Ie' Mammi-rude
W. Len Chancy In Fleali nnd llloed
T. I.en Chancy In lira), nnd llloed
F. -Heuae Petera & Matt Moere, The Storm
3. IIeUBe Fetor. & Matt Moere, The Storm
- - -
eaI 'TIlrD 61ST ft BALTIMORE
BAL I 1MOKL e. 5:30 Sat Mat
" rnes. Meighan in our i.emung ( mien
T. The Meluhan In Our I.rudliur CltUeil
w. Hetty Compion In 0cr the llerdrr
T. Hetty Comiiaen In (her the llerdrr
F, Wiillnre rteld In The Dictator
8. Wallace Iteld In The Dictator
BLUEBIRD
llread & Suiiuehanna
Continuous. 2 until II
M.-
-Jark Helt In Tlie Iiin Unronaucmhle
T. Juclt Helt In The Jinn unceimurrttUle
W. Agnes Ayres In Henlerliind
T. Aicnes Ayres In Ilenlrrlnnd
F Earle Wllllame, Man Irmi Dewnlrm fit.
8. Kusene O'Brien, Chiumlim of Nerthweet
COLONIAL atn,28eMPIB8nT01 VS
M. Alma Hubens In Valley of Silent Meu
T. Alma Ituhena In Valley of Silent Mm
W, Alma Ilubena In Vullry of Silent Men
T. Dorethy lUlten In The Siren ull
F. Dorethy Dalten In The Siren Pnll
S. Itodelph Valentine In llloed nnd Sand
FAIRMOUNT "SfttiS
M. nstolle Tayler In A Foel There Was
T F.telln Tayler In A Foel There Was
Vt". natelle Taj ler In A Foel There Wns
T. Gleria Swnnaen In llcr (llldnl Ciikp
y, oierla Hwnnaen In Her tlllded Cats
S. Duatln Fnrnum In 11 ilhbeunil
ftATUI QT THCATUB Ilelew Spruce
JUin 31. MATINEE DAILY
M. T. Meluhan, If Yeu llrllete It, It's Re
T T. Meluhan, If Yeu Ih'lte.e It. It's He
V, Constance Talmadce In I'rlinlthn Ivrr
T. Constance Talmadxn In PrlmltUe Leter
F. .lurk Helt, In While Satan Sleeps
H. Jack Helt tn Wlille rlatnn Slri
GREAT NORTHERN SVi'e'V-f m'
M. What's Wren Willi the Women
T What's Wrenr Willi "T Women
W, What's Wreui nlih the Ueiiirn
T William Farnum In Moonshine Valley
F. William Farnum In Moenslilno Valley
S. William Farnum In Moonshine Vnllrr
IPCRIAT 0'l WALNUT STB.
IMr t-KlAL. Mats it BO: Evr,. Till
M, Hetise Pelers A Malt Moere, The Storm
T, llouse Peters Malt Moere, The Hterm
W. Heuse Peters & Matt Moere, Tim storm
T. Heuko Peters & Matt Moere, The Storm
F, Heuse Pelers & Mutt Moere, The Storm
S llnusa Peters A Matt Moere- The Slerm
I ini?RTV nilOAD ft COI.UMlllA AT,
llCr 1 I MATINKE DAIL.T
M. Jark Helt In While Sutan srri
T. Jack Helt In While Satan Sleeps
W. Spectacular Production, 1 Am the Tn
T. Spectacular Production. I Am the Law
F. Hpsctaculsr Production, I Am the Law
8. May MucAvey In The Ten of New Verli
THE BRYN MAWR HORSE SHOW
Ms MARY
LOUISE BAIRD
during the events of yesterday
the bride's parents, 133 Mill street.
Mount Helly, the Rev. Henry Teller
Cocke ertlclntlng. The brlde will be
given In marrlage by her father and
will be nttended by her sister, Miss Sue
C. Eckman as maid of honor. Mr. Har Har
eon E. Baugh, of Mount Helly, will act
as best man. A reception will fellow.
ZURN MYERS
An Interesting wedding took place .it
Ornce Reformed Church at 7 o'clock en
Wednesday when Miss Delia Myers,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Heward
Myers, of 2021 North Can, no street, was
married te Mr. Raymond N. Zurn,
son of Mr. Jehn M. Zurn, of Mount
Airy. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Urban C. Gutcllu.
Philemusian Club Meeting
Interests West Philadelphia
The Philemusian Club will held a
stated meeting en Tuesday next, at
2:15 P. M. The report of Mrs. Alfred
P. Lee, working delegate from the club
te the General Federation of Women's
Clubs, held at Chautnueun. N. Y.. June.
1922, will be read and a report of the I
Goodwill Delegation te France, by Mrs. I
Herman H. Blrney, delegate from this
club, will also be heard. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Onlley Brlgham.
who were married cu September 2, have
returned from their wedding trip, and
are at home at Glenslde. Mrs. Brlgham
will be remembered as Miss M. Helen
Dell, of E622 Willows avenue,
A Christening and Trips '
of Seuth Philadelphians
Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Simpsen, of
.iiu nuum i' iiieeiun eircei, win enter
tain tometrow evening at tha christen-
.'mu south Fifteenth street, will enter-
rilOTOPI.AYH
The following theatres obtain their pictures through tha
RT A TT ,RV f?nTMTinir it A mnttn vVi(Ti a a min fanfnn tf n1ti
WklMMA WWMffl V i(ill..lV,U IMIIbli ii U feUUl.
finest productions. Ask for the
pictures through the Stanley Company of America.
ORIFMT "Woedlana Ave. at 0M St.
JIICM I MATINEE DAIL.T
M. Marlen Davles In The Veunjt Dt
?" Marlen Davles In The Yeunar IMir
The .Veurut ptuu
-; 'i,uii ijuvies in ine leiinc: iiua ,
JJ .-Themas .Meluhan In Mule nnd Female I
i.nemas sieiuhan In .Mule nnd
T. Wii ace Held In The Dictator
B bullae Held In The DIctutOT
i ifinitiirr ,
nVCDnDnni 03D & HAVER- I
M.-I.en Chaney In Fle.h and U1?SP XVE-
T L.m Chanev In I'leah nnri lilena
J'.m" b5i I Normand In Meily " I
1. .Mliln'1 Nermnnil tn Mnllv II
1'. All-star Cast. Pllrrima of the Nlh
H- I'hwrlew Itav In It, S. V. p.
PA I M FKANKFOUD AVE.
3.t,?,'"r"x Swnnaen In Hrr Olldexl Cace
7,.f,.,,erl,u Swnnaen In Ih-r llldI e
iS ';?'",rlen D"vl" In The eun Dana.
T,--W ace Held In Thp Dictator
r. Wiillace Held In The Dictator
e. iniuan i-eierw in Ian Frem lAmt River
REGENT WV1;, u!?VTTi
M.-rilchard Dlx In Alf'a ftl MnU
Zr1 ?h,"r,1.nl,x ,n ')' Veir "
i,e! ulmr.J.ni,c ln AH'a Filr In Iire
1 Ulehiiril Dlx in All's Fair In I.o,e
S Shirley Masen In Light of the Desert
RTAF TO Ql-nMANTOWN A enW
AT TTr.ni.Mir,rMr- am
M -Censtance TsImsdR-e In Prlmltlie I.eer
C,?n,,,,V"CB .T?lni.n.'111; ln I'rtmltlte Lever
X! S0? '"'i'" Tlw V""i of the Mummy
rmwiniiw .MHi'unnair! iter Secial A nine
J'.-Wllflam nusseli in Mew" te ll,"m UlU
S Charles (Huck) Jenes In Trooper O'Neill
SHERWOOD mVt "'"nvFr8n
li,r- ,Ine,,c -V0,1' ,ln Ilw ,'"n Vnr'eniluernhlJi
w .An. i ' J" . .V'.in ''neenciiirrahle
M C. Inlmadire In Pll of the r.,lM
T C TalmndBO In Pelly of the Follies
F W eiley (Freckles) Harry In Penrxl
B. Wesley (Freckles) Parry In Frnreil
333 MARKET sWWVWtilTi.
M Vera aerdnn In Your Hest Friend
T Vera Onrdnn In Your Dest Friend
W" Vern Gorden In Your Hest rrlend
T.Tnm Mlv In .lust Teny
r Tem Mli In .Iut Teny
S Tem Mix ln Just Teny
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
GERMANT0WN "tS"
M, Hareld I.lejd In Drandmn's Hey
T HnreM I.leyd In (rnuilmn's Hey
W Hareld I.leyd In Ornndma's Hey
T Hareld I.lejd In (iraiulmn's Hey
F Hareld I.IemI In (iriinilniu's Hev
S. Hareld I.levd In firnmlinii's liny
f.RAMT i0 ciHiAim avh
Vai-l 1 Mats Men . Wed.. Bat.
M Hetty tllythe In Ills Wife's Ilushanrt
T Pcttv Ills the In Ills Wife's Miishtnd
W. J Curoed's Man Frem Hell's Itlver
T. Pela Neu-rl In The i:es of the Mummy
F. M. Mnnsfleld. In Queen of Meulin Iteiute
1 M Mansfield Uueen of Miiulln Keiine
IFFPFRSONJ :0lh Dnuphln Bta
jen CIi--yiN vt-nvvr; DAILY
M Harr Carev In The Klrk.llnrk
T Harrv Csrev In The KliMlnrk
AV Clslre Windser In One dear Call
T. Clalre Windser In One Clcir Call
F. Vivian Martin In Parden Mr Frrnrli
S I'nrlnne Clrlllllh In A Weinin's S icrlllee
PAR kT KIDOE AVI3. DAUriHN ST.
r-Mrv M( our r.e n'i te u
M. Kntherlne MarDenald. Tier Secial vlu.
T Katherlne MarDenald, Her Seclil Ynliie
W, Mnrlen Davles In The Yeunic Dlann
T, Marlen Davles In The Yitnnc Diana
F. Will Jleiters In.A Peer Ilelatlen
"1
New Tqrk
B. Tem Moere in Mr, name of
SEPTEMBER 30, 1922
VICTOR
MATHER
Ing of their granddaughter. Miss Mar
garet Jane MacAvey. Mrs. MncAvey
will be remembered as Miss Margaret
Simpsen.
Mr. William Kecgan, of 2314 Smith
Sixteenth street, has left for an ex
tended trip through Ohie He will
spend seme time ns the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. James Cennty, of Overlook,
Cincinnati, O.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn J. O'Kcefe, of 2108
Seuth Mole street, have returned home
nfter spending several weeks In Stone
Harber.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Isaacs, of 2641
Seuth Colerado street, have returned
home after a month's stay In Wlldwoed.
The Phi Sigma Delta Sorority will
entertain this fall In honor of ene of
lta members, Miss Fanny Phyllis Reet,
who has been spending the summer In
Atlantic City Mlt-s Reet Is a graduate
of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
IS ROMANCE BEAD I
Ttat the Increasing eonhtxtlratlen of the
American girl led te a decline of romance?
Wlnnlfred Harper roeley thinks that fem
ininity must net scefiT ut romance. Are you
en'n Life and !.eve"
Lnoesn? "Make It
renning ner iniereiing Mewpninn or "Wern
.ire nm! i.eve" in the i;rrMMi Pcdlic
a Habit." Adv.
"FREE EXHIBITION
McCLEES GALLERIES
1507 Walnut St.
WILL OPEN OCT. 2
with works of Eminent Painters
tt'eweat Edition of Dry Point
Etchings by lFalcet
Fine Framing Paintings Reitered
PHIITfll'IVB
Subject te Change
MttVWW VTA. .UAljT f j - .'"
theatre in your l JcrrrrrfVii
L. wamMV w
ffhrThe N1XON-NIRDLINGER aK
IKf THEATRES
1 BELMONT B2D AMOVE MARICET '
1 m ir VlN i se 4 a. e je te a p. m i
iiuusa i tuwrs k ,mi .loere. j lie Nterm
i..ZiF.V' K'MT J'tt -I"or. '1 he Storm
pZUSli" ,ll" i ? 1ju" T!10 Krm
' 1 ua Peters & Matt M en- lhe storm
S -Heuse Pelers A Mutt M aire JTlmj"
CFDAR 00Tlt 4 CKDAH AVKNUK
yf 77 ly 1 30 ""'1 . " and U " ii
M. Hotly III j the In Fair I.wlj " "
Tti-' ytty Wythe In F.ilr l.ady
T ! J-nVi-' iy'W- .,,lerJ "f flcmentlnn'
l ,?.V in"f.fe: " I?1?' 'Lur.f... I.'mentlna
B Purls May In tiny nml Dilll.l
M. J Curwoed'H Mnn Frem Hell', ituer
T J Curwoe.I'a Man lYem Hill' till.,!-W-Marjerle
Daw In Free lr ,tUr
S Ii'tls Va'v in Xn,-et, J"U, n "
2 V jjJ!Jlnv In The lmlyretinlr
IIJMRO ril0-N'T ST. A OIUAIID AVK
JUMBU ,Hmbe j,ln(. Franltfercl !?
;Vw "L" (. n,,VeulJ. "' ,,lrl n '" Keem
T- llerbert ltawllnsen Mm I nder Celer
yu1"j.nu,I,mt .,a,A ""ii'lerfiil ltl
T. Mi-Star cast In l'rcndi II, rU
I K Mar Cnst In Fine lVufhrr
f ,' no Castl.1 In Fremh ctu
S Pr - ill i De.in In l lid li..n...
-lit I .'I tn sherleik llreun
-Jai k I 'i I. m s son of the llf
IMIAUN 5 AMBA&ADUK ,H ' ."
Mnta 1 n fiMii mm t-. ,. -r . ' . L
At Zli j ;,.... i . " i .. ' V.Hn Ha
j-. -umw -in ft. i,4ii Me .rf ' ,
sierm
'uf i 'ti.i M1 .M'lO!
v f."u "xi,,ki. The Vrmi lien I
T Sessue Hisaltnn. The Vcrnillleii I
W Sessue II.i .kn.i. The lr, ,'n
7 nnil
encll
million Pent!
,11,
.. nwcini i-,sr m tvnlr i Your Slen
F. Spoelal . an In Watch mxr s ',.?,
S Special Cast 'nWntch Inn? s.
SJ "' M ere In t'eme en (,r J
M.
yii-cu .iHii-n. in mine en uer
n .-colleen Mi re ln Come en (tier
T lnn Chanej In Ace of llearta
l ixin Chaney In Am of llturts
w I.en Chanev In rn of Hnirts
69TH ST "1'1,eu,re' OppTeTrnmaT
M.-AaVea Mr'e, In BenfrrlLS "nd U P'
r Aanes Aires In llerilerlniul
W - Amies Aires In Hnrdrrland
T. Mrn IiiiMes In The Yeiihe Dlnna
1 ' Marlen Davles In the iminK II aim
S. Marlen Dalles In The Vimiii l" I,'.,.
2)1IAND u"",,IS0aBnTA:a:
0. lit V'lttlnilfv.t
e t and iip v
i1 'l:1ell?h Valentine In llloed nnd Sand
T. I pdei,h Valentine In llloed nnd SaVid
W.Hodelph y nllne In llloed and Sund
T, Ilodelnh Valenilne In HIimhI nnd ialll(
F. llodelph Valentine In llloed und Sand
8. Hodelph Vftlintlne In Weed nud Hand
..., , . - .
LEADER )?! lancasteuTvF I
M. (eiituii,! Tnlmadsn. (med Mehl I'iV.iI
T t '"", .' TalmadB...' I.. .N Ji ,'' .'
W'.liert istell In Shrrleck llrnVi, ' '"' i
LOCUST f.2I AND l-OCU.ST HTREHTrl
M. HeiiFe IVIt-rs Matt Mul ' ,e Miirm
T; Heus. 1 morn & Mttt Mer,. s f
W. Heuso P ters 4. J att Mo.re i In, si r,
T.-ltouse 1 e.ers A .Matt Moere 1 1'. 's f
P. Heuso P ers & Matt Mr.er 1 ," s r
H. Heuse I. rs & Matt M rn VI Zl'V"
Y. ll0,, 1,,,,;, t m ,V, ii " i"r "lerin nie hiihtieiii) m vi ijii i'niri , uin-su
IT Mae NluM.y In Ih-IUIeii. I i(?,'';.?.,V,r,'1I If jeu '!' huslness trnliilnit of any kind
1- Mae Mur'uy In Dellihius I lit , ii.t dty or eeiuiiB !' sun. i.. g, partu u.urs irt.iu
r. .Mae Mmr i' In llellcliniH l.lttle bi.iii blrajir s iniote uuikiuk " iiiiiu- .irraum ui
MIVAK1 61!D A.N'bTtrHiT eVa 100(1 day and nlu-ht studuiN iis) tJiu- t
i i j'-v i -- -.- js3s .. .i- jt jij.i.i iitniiiii unit inr t i.i r
HTXIfllOrJB WOTICKH.
nuntint
THK TKMI-I.r.
Hrfld nml llerks sts.
GOOO North).
8UUU sests.
Heme of thi Orsre Jlnptlat Church,
nUSBKLL If. COUWIZf.U Taster.
Wm, Dyre MeCurdy, Aoneclntn l'Bnter,
J. Marvin Hanrin, .fuslcnl Director.
Frederick K. fltsrke, ()rKBnlt,
Mr, Conwell preaches Hundny, 10:30 A.
M.. nnd 7:4B r. M Tempi Chorus dings
both Rarvlcea. Communion at morning
service.
lllble Scheel, Jure L. Cresse, supt.. 2:30
I'. M,
Chrlntlan Bndeavnr. fl'.IO nnd 7 P. M,
Church prnyar meeting Friday night at
8 o'clock.
I'rtsbyterlnn
AIM'll 8T, f MfllCll, istli and Arch.
Clarence ridward Macnrtnev, Minister.
10'4Ii -The dedication of the Hlbles te be
preeented te the Uellevue.gtratferd and
Adelphla lletele hy the Philadelphia Ho He
clcty of the Oldeenn. 13r. Mao-irtney will
French en "Hew Ueei It Stand With the
llbln?"
12 no nibl Bchoet and Men's Claas.
7:00 C. 1. 7:30 Iteeltal en the Turner
Memerial Onran.
8:00 Dr. Mncartner will preach the Bee
nnd ermen In tils third eerie of srmnne
from life Bubject. "Flcitlne With Tour
lleeettlng Bin " The wrmen arleen out
of the experience of a young man he
eeral times In the laM car hae teen
overthrown by a sin which he thought he
hail long are conquered. A apedal Invita
tien (e eung ni"n
nnriit.KHKM phkhiiythrian ciii'rcii
llread and ninmend sti.
Iluv. WILLIAM U McCOHMICK. Paeter.
Itev 8. Jt. CUItHY. Am etant l'aeter
10.30 A M. Sermon by Dr. Ferd C.
Oilman.
2.30 I. M. Sunday Scheel.
7:45 V. M. Herman by Dr. Ferd C. Ott
man. Course of Dlble Lectures October 1 te 6,
H V. M., hy Dr. Ferd C. Ottman.
SKCOND PRIMIIVTKRIAN ClIl'Rf'II
21et und Walnut ets.
Itev Alexander Morfell. D D. Minister.
Itev. Alvln Tt Ourliy. Aaelelnnl.
11 A. M -pr. McColl returning from a
summr s observation of conditions In Ku-
rope, will nrench.
8 I'. M. llev. AIln U. Qurley will preach
en "I're-ent Dav JteHPertablllly."
fioprnne sole. Mendelesehn'H "Jerusalem."
Sunday Scheel nt 10 A. M.
Visitors welcome nt nil tervlces
t'nltnrlan
niCHT UNITARIAN Ctltltril. 212s Chest
nut at.
ltev ninDKRICK It ORIFFIN. Minister
11 A M -Mr Oriffln will prach Hiifc
Jed 'Tltr. PASSION FOR SOULS "
I'MTMtlAN CIILItCII (IF (IFJIMANTOWV
Oreenu at. and W. Chelien ec.
Sunday. October 1. Scrlcr at II A M
The Minister, Rev. ItlXlUl S FOIUiFH
will preach. Subject. "SHLF-ItCLP AND
Church Scheel In the Parish Heuse at
same hour. All are Invited
J5nt;CATJpNAL
Reth Sexes
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
38th YEAR
Afternoon courses open in degree work
Courses in Accounting Administration
Business Administration
Secretarial Administration
Realty
are organized te begin Tuesday, October 3.
The day schedule and the morning schedule of courses for
degree credit were filled September 11.
The afternoon schedule is intended te accommodate applicants
who were eligible for admission, but who could net be admitted en
madeUnat once 1CCtUr rmS- APPllcatie " Pen must be
The Industrial Sen-ice Bureau assists students te positions.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Philadelphia
Meyer BothCempany
: larcest commercial art or-
rnnizntinn in tlifi field, offers veu
a different training. If you like te
draw, develop your talent. Study thU
practical course vnugui uy una mueiy
known institution, with twei)ty.twe
ears' success which each year sells te
advertisers ever ten thousand commer
cial drawings. Who else could (rie you
te wide nn experience? Commercial ort
is e liichlv iniiti. intensely interesting
proicssien, equally open te men nna
women. Heme almly loiiructten Get facts
before you enroll in nny choel Virile for our 11-
. -.--, , .-, r .,
. ..-.. 1a , i. i.vei n nDpnnTPNTTV "frt
uoe-hulfthecoitofmolllng four cents in ilacepa.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
1214 Walnut Street, Dept. 41
MEYER BOTH COLLEGE
Of tommerciai nn
Why Remain a Stenographer?
An evening secretarial or buslnes
ceursn at the r-lrce Scheel uil
qunllfy you for a mere attractHe an
mere lucrative t i-ltlnn
Day nnd Etrnlnr Classes
Neu Open
TFrlfc for 18th Year Boek
of Buiinei AJminiitratien
Pine 't West of llread
J3JLJVIC,
JrV JL jrS. A. Day Scheel
SCHOCTj NiBht Scheel
Better Poiitien
If Jeu are enxired durlnu the day
cu eh. uid c ma iere tw i ev nl"K
a ffK ana In a sti. rt time you will
! a Ie te nua fy as a DP" .allst in
f'ernmer ,al at J hecretii tal vverk
hh irlh ,i J, Pus Mess Aemnustratu n
(' F A ACLOiintinc. cimi herics
Teachers Truinlntf Saii'Hmans'i p
lljslness Men s Law Grammar
S.liuel Pulilli Sreaklns Course
I30O Walnut St.. Philadelphia.
Business Education
In Philadelphia marly exrthed) knows et
Siiiclaltlrs Shertlmii'l.
IvpvnrltlnE, lloelt.
Luvnlng, Aoieiintlne I'enmaiilili. Arllhmutlc,
i --:-. - . . . . . .
Kiifl' '"' usuian'l'
Strayer's Business College
807 Chestnut Street. Walnut 03-54.
OFFICII TIIA1MMI FOIt YOl'NII WHMKN
Uur courses In stenography, typewriting,
hoekkccplnv nnd accountancy are arranged i
re ns te Klve our students whether In day
or siunlnu classes the most prnttlial off Kb
tiaintm: possible We waili Urfu; th I
eusv aneedy shurthand as ivell us Pitman i
Ii.dlildual Instruction WVll-lliihted ilass-
ruimia. cmtral lotailen u fatuity of well
known teachers und in t. -due school uquip
inert Cull fur i atal i:
pun. .. iii mm:-h cei.i.i:c,i;
und Celleice of Ceiiimerrr
171(1 MarUet St.. Philadelphia
. -m-m J1 t i i-v ! a t.1.. II..S.U
Friends select acnoei :.ri :.,,:
i .. ... . "v.- ..-
The rarkuay uiicrry and intn u.
All k'radts fiem Primary threunii lileli
Scheel. Stiimls for tlioreui.-li nrL and Chrlatlun
diameter, Cataleeues. Pupils urn ueir lit. I un
admitted. A
Walttr W. lUrlland, Principal
.the
Ftrc i1
CiiOi I
ft
villivin, - i - - .-.-- w,.
JW:v3
' T:jwe,2Kj
Ir VfcT
KKiimepw woncae t
Pfeestnt Kntxermt .
OlITmCII OF THR ttOI.Y At'OflTUM
2IK ami (;nriatin ia.
ltnv. OKORC1B H. TOOP. Recter.
Hely communion, e o-cieck.
Hely Communion nnd sermon.
Corporate Communion of elTicera. taeusfcaaW
nml HChfilHira nf thS HunilaV Rehnnl. m.fltfft.R..V
Sunday Scheel Rally Day. 2:30. J V44J
II, lHftH
J ''rf'SJi
i TmimV'P
winning service -iusicnii uiarft
Joyce, contralto, aoieisi) cneir
velcea. 4110, '!."'
Yeung People's Service League, TrfW. f-i
The Recter will deliver a ten-fnlnat
dress: "In the Way." ,
The church Is a clty'a beat UMt,
cniiiini or st. jciiK a tub NAiiilflritj
N. W, cer. 11th slid Mt, Vernen . V"l
itev. jAMF.ff 6. cheasdN, nter, ft -fM
cer. 11th '
LMF.ff C. C
M. Hely.
H.O0 A. M. Ilelt Cemmunlfin.
n 41 A r PhilflMM'. r..k
10:4fi A. M. Sermon and Hely 6ommunletju
2:30 P. M. Church Scheel. Rally Day,
7:45 P. M. livening Service. Men's night.
"The Victorious Attitude,"
There's a piers for you.
ST. PKTKR'B CTimiOII. OERMANTOWW.
Wavna ave. and llarrey at.
Service and Bermen by the Recter,
ana eermnn ey tns Hecter, iuv.
HTHWART P, KEBI.INO, at 11 A. X.
Evening Service at 8 o'clock.
CAit no, ns.
Frlenns
CONrKRBNCK 'I.AS, IBth and Raea t,
11.40 A. M. Subject. "The Menage and
Mission of rrephecy " Leader, Dr. Jasia
H Helmes, of Swarthmore College. Dr.
Helmes will attend the meeting for ww
shlp at 10 30. Visitors are welcome.
Y. M. C. A.
SCNDAT AT CKNTBAt,
October 1. 1023
Auditorium 4 P. M.
Dr. ADAM aKinBfc
The Famous mind Hymn Composer
will speak and take pirt In the Wasleal
Program. He will extemporaneously oem-
pem a hymn te a su of words selected
Ijy any en In the audience.
Hear the CentMl Instrumental Trie.
A Cordial Welceme te All.
Y. M. C. A , 14.'1 Arch St.. Philadelphia.
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FOR HI MlAY-srilOOI. UORKKRH
Weekly Clast en the International Uniform
lessens (in Luke's Gospel for next 8
months), In Teachers' Hall, AMERICAN
Bl'NDAY SCHOOL UNIO.V ilulldlni, lfllO
Chestnut si THURSDAYS, I P. M.. b.
ginning Oeieber .1. Taught bv REV. W,
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Dean Philadelphia
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MISS WHARTON'S SCHOOL
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aOVKIlNESS. Me. tutor tn Trench, German,
i-nnllsh HChoel branches! ref. A 023. tt. e.
Yenng Men anil Bet
ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION '
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$??!& .' ffi?,r" ta"55S,tar
Accountlne Scheel three-year dlrde.
JM5eS fi$eti? Aaii
ment.
rre. accounting a special 15 -session
course in uoeKKeepinu ter these who
tvnnt te equip themselves quickly for
entrance te this school, or for a prac
tical knowledge of Bookkeeping.
Business Administration 8oheol
three-year diploma course, providing
a thorough practical preparation for
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Thirty Certificate Courses from
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conveyance
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ftj" nnanc.
Auvertlstns
Huslness Lsttsre
Uualneaa Law
Public Ntwaklnc
SreclalliedAoeoontloa)
Accounting
Pr'-Acceuntlnar
coat Accounting
J ederal Tax Kept
Credits & Collections Ferelim
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I S7OrKnlttl0n n1 Manaa-tmans
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Scheel of Arennntlnir and neilneaa
Administration
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THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
(FOUNDED nSS)
Overbroek
A Country-Day Scheel for Beys
GrevUle Haslam, B. S.
Headmaatar
YoiingjYemen nnd Clrls
Standard Scheel
of Filing and Indexing
1012 Chestnut Street
The Globe-Wcrnicke Ce,
offers a short tntenMe and practical
course In the various methods of
llllng-. Call, phone or write Director.
Phene. Walnut 0350
JIDSICAT. INHTItUCTION
COMBS
CONSEaVATORYMUSIG
A Scheel of Individual
Instruction
DlMlnuulshed Faculty and OR Assistant
Teachers. All brandies tnuuht. Nermal
Iralnlna Ceuraea for Teathers with uv
struotleui In u dellnlte ineltied In caeh
ceurse teBulher w Hi practical tsachtni
experience Dormitories for .Women. Iti Iti Iti
clproea Helatlens with Uiiliersliy of
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