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S71 GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Hamy Wynne Talks of the. Montgomery Dance Tonight.
She Tells of the Debut of Miss Constance Snow Next
Menth Many Smart Gowns at Races This Week
Tttr tint of several (lances which fire i Miss Uiiznltptli .7. McKlrey, Mlna tietltla
. 1 1... iIip Hubert I.pnniliiB I I-nn'IreJh. MIm Miiry LeuIhb WWtnry,
p annul by tue f' ,, Vi,n 11c 1 tliu1 XIIkh Urtl.n K. Hrnyth. Miss Lucy H.
Montgomery i be pijcii t ' R' h Pffery9 M, Nerlnn '(J' v Mlw Lllllnn
"(in Ter Hiclr 'ni;!itT. 11-1 1 Hepe. vrffue,i, M. Vemer l'ctersen, Miss
K-imery. will he held ti'iRlit nt siiwm Ooeilmnti. Mlrn Krunces Blcknell,
Adresn. the
Hepe
dlnnerH
rarcnts
dtncP- , . ,..,- irn,ls.t,clf
Tlie .iiiiiih"",v"'' . , rri... 1
.... tlfullv te etitcrtniiiliiK. lliej lmc
: ,? ufce room wli'cli Is virtually n .
y.1' ... .....1 IiMi nnvrrnl wide, beau-
fjroein and tliMt wvvrrnl wi.te, beau
Ml 100ms which nil open into each
feed Ttl e b h ' IiTh VearT Tl.re
STn .llnners nn.l dliiner-diinres
'. tl eatre parties for iier. and nrxt
M..t nnr les wl'l he Riven in her honor
?tCH,e T ll'witt Vnlers and the
Iti? I)!.'xcl , en U'e Mtl. nnd 127th,
Tere "& Ik- rcvernl dinners before
.1,.. Inure teniclit. The Frank Tiacy
grireSfs 1U Rlve,n dinner for llunny
nrv and .Mnry I'nrmll Spencer- the
William Wallace Atterbur.vs are enter
..Ini'V for Liz. and Mnrie Louise
Ada 111 " '"UllB " 'll.n,l(,r ',l tin I''! -delr
l.t fenntiy t'lub. Mr. find Mrs.
Hfiir renrer Vnux were te have en en
tlrteined before the dance, mil ewltiK
,',,. V. t lenth of Miss Met.i mix
their invitations were recoiled.
TIIKKK'S another debutante te lie
reckoned, did )e knew It? ('011
...I.. ZLlv. She is te lie introduced
nvenber 'iX bv her mother. Mrs.
A C I.e II. Snow, at their home, HjilH;
vt 1'enn street, (iermnntewn. Mrs. ,
w- hid hern ill all of last winter,
ill f
retu
ige n
Jhls reason reiistancc's debut was net
nnneunreil nemrc.
Cen-tanee Is a sifter of Mnvlnn Knew.
-ir ,n.ried I'hilin Stoever, nnd of
UV --" - .
the dibutantcs
I ALWAYS enjoy beelns tlic new
itjle". At tlie Hrvn Mnwr Herse
Mew and at the tens we cot an tmpor tmper
tunltv te see the lnte'-t in afternoon
drcfAPs nnd en Wednesday, at tlie Hep?
Tree rnrcs, tlie nenevt in fur coats was
en !mv And a fur coat ni'i'.t Imve be"ii
Ten- welcome In that bit Ins breeze. My
but' It "as cold ! However, the weather
mis hi wmideiful. nnd tlie ismntry se
leniitlfu'. that re one minded.
Of eeur'-e. i-eal, benver and raccoon
coats are .till very pejiulnr iuilRlnic
ljr the Iee Tiee. but moleskin and
e.irneul Mem te lie the latest. I saw
the bnek of her car, which had its top
r home in uinneva. jiish MnrRiirct Legan, Mlsn Anna
nilnri-il nt n tea held en . Schwartz. Miss Kathnrlmi Schwartz,
Pfitimber. and n number of M'm Mnrnnrpt Hatfield. MI-h Mnrna
,.? V,non chen for her bv her Upmr ami Miss Kllrabeth JfancH. Mrs,
. niht'u will be the first, yu'ium uray Warden, Mrs. rnaries
, but tonight h Win ue rue uric j WlHter. Mri, Vt.Brftla Wlliner.
f.eMiinnil '
,mm .-. ",'",i,i i,,.t ulm Is "le weeic-cnu. All's stnrr will 00 tne
1'atcrnettc. of llelpliini, but l Kuest of honor nt n luncheon which
hvliilt in New ierls. Mrs. i.du.iraiMrs oeerse Wilcox Mclver. Jr., will
Troth, of (iermnntewn, is n sister 01 KiN llt ,er ,emC) 2217 Rlttonheuao
Mrs Snow and, therefore, Lenctance a square, en Thursday, November 9.
Mint. It'" "des the tin t'".;'1) K , Mls Marian V Ornnt. of 2202 St.
jnernl ether parties for this latct et,. . ... ,..,,., nt lnPi,n
. U...... hniin IIIHnillM! IN 1 I'l llilllll 1 ,
Mm. Themas Iinlnii. Hd. who was l.dltli I ';"';-' "orjen. wi 010 engagement 10
WslZ Zr,ride8l,,r,!"kv "'"ni'er Mi'Khf WA&" HeoCrn HeeCrn
flf nieHklii, with a wide kelink. cel- ten wl K,ve fl nen Bheu.el, .lII(1 brld
lar. She was watchim: the races lrem ...-. .. ,,,. .i,,inifiv niniwr ?.n ir. hin.
down, and she looked erv well .Ami- T,(1 cnB.lBrement of MrBi Hampton
ilmn-Mre hat of cerise felt completed , slce::. of n.'li Llndlev iicnue, Legan,
her costume. Anether hnniNDine mill- nnd Mr. Albeit Ceiell, of Atlantic
fkin enpe wns worn by .lane Hepburn, city, will be announced this eening
It was made with Ieiir erticnl strips, "t a dinner te b? given at the Phllndel
tl the moleskin sewed together nnd wns lma 'eu"ll'; Club by Mr. and Mrs.
Cnlci,i,.i !. n enllnv i.f i In. viiiiu. fur J" -s 'jUbtlne, ei oeublno avenue.
SiV,,r u l inrLIf "veibrerk. The guests will Include
With it .lie were a small black hat efMr aml Mr8i Harry Heeves. .Mr. and
jianne velvet. Mrs Waller Scttt, Mr. and Mrs. Jehn
Mr. A. .T. Antelo I")evereux were an I Matthews. Mr. nnd Mis. Claude Tayler.
awfnllv Roeil-looLInc cint of lltsht crnv , Mi. and Mrs. IMvvard Tavler, Mr. nnd
tarfiPiil which fami iust 1 clew iier hips. ;V,'.-',)ia.rrn0." , "'".p8' V "M..,?.11""
. ,m rr!,l...,..ble IrnKth Ju;t nevv A J.l.fc&efSgjfi
Mede velvet hat. u bind; skirt and finiy ,MS ):i2niietli Carter, Mr. Walter
Fteckincs and slippers completed her . Shnridcs. Mr Chnrks Tomllnsen, of
euttit. which wns most becoming. I Wl.intlc 'ity, .mil Mr. New tun Kule, of
Though tlie majority -eem te ilre-s , W.ihlngten.
s mutli for races and horse bliews as
they de for teas these dns a great
nam smart neenlc vItU jiimenr in
Hurt Indies. 1 saw Alix Delau nnd
Kittv IViiii Smith watching the rnc;s
en Weilneday together. Allx were a tan
twenl .eat, a yellow felt hut and n
jdlev iiiufller nnd Klttj n large tnn
jviln cent and a dink blue cloth lint.
Aretlier girl who were tweed was
Mary Dnhseu Norris. Slit nrtived in a
blown suit nnd n small blown hut, though
h'ci" in die afternoon as it grew ee'der.
fhe put en a raceenn coat. She was witii
K tty Knight and Peggy Heeng:irten.
!'"(!' looked well in n Inrge black
uuiii hit trimmed en the right (all
ir'uiiulng te he stvlhb. is en the rieht
" v ), with a bunch of gardenia11, nnd a
jfi.iv tweed unit which hud a cellar of
Mi cenn,
Kitty were a daik blue duvetyn coat
villi wide sleeves covered with Chinese
ilirnidirv in icils nnd blues, and a
Hiiull blmk fell hat which had for Its
' 1 trimming a black btw and two
rj st il hat pins.
JAM g'.nd tlie time lina come around
ngnm for the exhibitions lit tlie
Auuleni of the i'lne Alls iiien't yuV
1 de enjoy these private-view nlgh's.
end there nie te b.- such lnteiestlttg
hipiien"s for the first one this jear
Jhlcli is te be held mi November -1.
Ne fewer thnn tluee hi ides of the
nr are among them. They nre Mrs.
Aitluir Villicrs Morten, who wns Miss
l-'ther Lievil.nnd who was murrled in
liilj ; Mis .lidui O. I'latt. who eii
.,,. , . ,,, .. ',. ' ,
l'lneninir um vllu vl.ir. Pfi.... ...ul
"ii. run iTiee. who was Miss Xitra
HuiriMiii. Tin ethers en the commit-
tee nre Mrs Ceipice H'irtel Ii- Mrs
JlsililvfT. l.-,,!.!, -vr mm " 2"
n ' fJ 'i ', '.'" .ll,0'"1ns1t, -
"aim. Mrs. Jeseph W burten I.lppln-
, is. I'liil l'rlce. who was Miss Sura
lluiriseii. Tin ethers en the commit- '
. Mis. Alfieil Stengel iiml Miss
wine vielsli fsti.nvbriilge.
Ttl you knew- tlmt llie rinys ami
j-f l'Invers bnve bought the Little
Xlicatrer Theie lias been lunch talk
'"out it for several vears and a debate
,i ,,'1'"'J fl'eul'l buy or sheiilil ,
1'UIIII Oil 1,11(1 low' htieet ninl lllmlli it
Whlci!Cii,1n1 '" tn',P tl"' ,'lt,'l",;1'"'",rL'
"uau is ns veu knew en De I.'incev
Sncnklnir nf ffu in, n i..: .,,.:..
. -..--.. ... ...,j, .mi mi; inrn-
Vat the Acailciiiy 1'rivate View made
sf think of .Mrs. KM K. I'rice. prebl-
ui uie 1'iiija and riit.ers for
J'diie veais, jmj knew, and I wondered
ou, tee. IkiiI heard Hie purcliUHe of
'fie tlientie is an accomplished fact.
s a tleliHlitfnl dub und really docs
ttccllcnt vveik.
JTOPIJ, who ls nil of live, htnrted
x f-clieijl tills enr. Ami be it known
juat metlier with mucli interested in
i"b Vf'1"1'8 I'teKi'ess, se each day she
0jKc Iier ns she una bieuglit home by
'itr-e. wimt she hail lcaincil. J'lmilly,
the thiid in. Hup,, hccaiue beieii
nil when meiliei' iisked "Wlmt dlil
Jeii le.uii IeiIidV el plied: "Oh,
(..'iiuig uiul would interest
iBbther."
you,
XANtlV WY.VNK ,
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
..Receiving at thn tea which Mr. nnd
r.r lie d A. Meigiin. of .Millwoeds.
linestnut mil. will glve en Thursday.
f,. m;!er te Intreducp thulr daugh
I'. MIph I'lUziiliath Mdlgan, will be
' ll , l.l.l...... r....... fl. 41.
l..l ' ' vih.,v lllli'l, H1IEM VII"
. '-"a L. Caiuentee. Aflaa I.nevlla Aimtln
..... , .' " " "" vim ji'iii ..mil. lilt-., in. f,w wi ..v, in,..iii.i'i .iiicih i" i v: . i-.- ' --;-" ". ii-w.. .....I 1f-- '"-"u ' "" .. Ill vne UOme OT Air t-K
I Il:,""!,.!iavu." f!": club.l.ouse' Kiances lox and Air. Edward Francs Dannenhaue r. Mr enr A r 'lv.; , ami Mre Gregery, en Ogden RV0, WT
iini llillll II I Nlllii.llllllitll ...i.l 1ii.li. . ......lnA 1.9 l.u.. il.li.h... t.i,... Lin.diiM MMI .If.f-DI. IJ II I E. Will Kri . , 111 il. I'll'UrilLII : tin
hnV r:X- ".lH.Luoil2rte'ito MK A. ne.Hibfp, of AitleC!iy.JS"'"""' " - "'"' occupy
i-ti-i tlev ire in it Ti i- " lc lien, Flfty-flflh street and Cedar avenue. Mr' Jacob snreiuer anu Airs VMiiiam
te" tines8 "I'.T'-H '" V!' f".,,',, H,.11'J I-.lMh. Mr. Ashbrldg Sharpless, of -.- , .
.EV""1 th" ('lub '"KlllS " ,irv "hi1 UTHVmimi.Si Pulaski avenue, has returned fiem u -jfi? ! Js-rris: ---3iSv5
-- i'iium niiii i tiiiitn. i... - .-. i . .. . . .. . .-.. -rt-t l ii m it ii iMirunp. tn - upt
MrM. Henry H. Jcnnes, Mr. Matthew
I.';'1"' " """f j.ii;i nuuu iwivi iuin.
rvhvurd 0 Shnke.ifKnn will prrnlde nt
the ten, table. A dlnncr-dance- will fel-
uw ler h i-pri-lvlm' iinrtv.
Miss Elizabeth linen will act ns maid
of iiemii at ,h miiril.ifj.' e( nor Hisiur,
MIkh Krancet .tennlim.i ITeas, daughter
of ljr. and Mrs. Geerge O. Hosa. of
1721 Spiuce Mtrent, and Mr. 'William
12. M. Pnele, which will take place at
neon en Sattirdnv next at Hely Trinity
f"iui''i T'lf Hi v Klevil "'""lkltiH, r c
tar of the church, wilt officiate. The
lirnliHtniiidH 11 .ncludu Mibh atine Win
ter riarclay, Miss Mary Sltir, Minn
Marcaict Fergusen, Miss Margaret Mc Mc Mc
Adee, Miss Maiy Butler, Mian Charlette
M, (!raes, MIh Frances Yeung, of
n.ililmn-e, and Miss Ethel Cummlngs, of
Hefen.
Dr. and Mra. Leen T. Anhcraft, of
20:i Wmiuit struct, will till Hum at
liininr at their home en Tuesday eve
n'nj; next In honor of Miss Hosa nnd
Mr. Teele,
IT. nnd Mrs Themns O. Ashton, of
Malvern nnd Ileclbnf, Wynnewood, will
c:le n ilnn co en Thursday evening, De
cember 28, at the Hollevue-Strntferd In
honor of their daughter, Miss Careline
A.Milten Thn cihmIh will liirltliln the
"dioel set.
jir- iln(l MrH, w
.rr of uonnantewn
Hill, have Issued Invl
llltam E. Geedman,
avenue, Chestnut
nations for a dance
mber 30, at
Cub In honor
Geedman,
Seaver, of
Ml'fl Sarnh Lesan Starr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Starr, of Olney
.ivenue, Oennunteun, left jesterday for
tiiuupeiis, .mil, wnere ane win spena
.1. I.U ilUill Ul .Itlillll.l.., .NOV. I. . 11 )
in honor of Miss Beatrice Meckrldrw
dauuhter of the Hev. and Mra. Ji
Mnelnlilge, of 2UB2 Locust street. Mlbrf
Meckriilgu will be Introduced at a. tea
which her tiarints will give, at thelr
home en Friday afternoon, Xe ember
24.
Mrs. Herbert M. Tilden. of 52fi Hans
I) ny street, nermantewn, entertained
at dinner last iilfc'ht. Mra. Tllden's mar-
n.iKe te Mr. Jehn Oswald Macintosh
will take place today.
Mr. and Mr?. Charles Stanley Dor Der Dor
ten, of 7207 Charlton street. Mount
Air will entertain at dinner lnfotm lnfetm
ally en Tucd.iy evening next In honor
of their daughter, Miss Kl zabcth
of her sister.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the
iiluinnue or the Sacied Heard, Uileu
Hull, Terrcsilnle, was held nt the con
vent jeterdaj. Miss Julia Laguerenne
wan ilectcd vlce pitsldent of the
alumnae. Mrs. William Marshnll Dar
lington was re-elected treasurer, and
Mrs. Franklin Hern assistant treasurer.
The direct! is elected were Mrs, Charles
Unify. Jr., Mrs. Themas J. Myer, Miss
HUcn (liace Smith and Mrs. Francis
1. I'.itt rien. After a. liiiinea meet
ing and luiiLheun, the children of the
M'tioel g.ive mi enteilalnment. About
150 attended the meeting.
Comings and Goings
of Main Line Felk
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Brooks,
of the Crossways, St Davids, have just
returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent a few days en their way home
fiem Nemi Scottn.
Mrs. Aubrey Hoeves Hunting, who ban
been spending several months In the
Adirondack Mountains, bus returned te
her home, On-the-HIll, Wistar read,
Ardmore.
Mr. Luclen T. Phillips, who has been
.spending several months traveling en
the Continent, has returned te this
i euntry, and is siu-ndlng a. few weeks
with his brother-in-law and slater, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Uuy Hallewell, of fit.
Davids.
Marries Army Officer
in West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mra. 'M. V. Smith, of 4112
Pine street, atinounee the marrlape of
llml. w.t.c.l.. VKu. II, .ua Ul!..... .. 1..,.
.Ii'"l nuuiiii, ..t.B-7 nine .j.iii, n. ivivnil-
i....... t. r n...t nin..Ai . i. .,.
M iMvidsen, or Kert .
' Tuesday. October 17, In
lll Lplphuny, Hfty-sef
Unlt'moie avenue. Afte
,weddliiB trip, Colonel nr
, tun wl.l live at Kert Bl
II Davidsen, of Kert Bliss, Tex., en
Tuesday, October 17, In the Church of
eventh street and
fter an extensive
and Mrs David
Bliss, Tex.
Mr, and Mrs. Itandall S. Behrlnger,
wlie.su marriage took place in Geth
Hi'inana Lutheran Chuicb, Sixtieth und
Callow hill streets, en September 1G, have
returned from their wedding trip.
The friends of Mrs. Walter Gless, of
li!G North Fiftieth street, formerly or
, J , I .1I..I..H, ...... .. Ml I... .-,.! .. ........
that she is cenvuliscng from a seileus
IIIi.i.i.j ul llm MlKrlinrdln llnunllQl
M Wl"-" J' P. " U
i.-iifm-uiTii, ..t .-.... i,..u .,m .
evening. The members are Miss Jean
Hlluii, Alias Iteslyn Lane, .Miss Helen
h'chaeffer. Miss Alae Sacks. Allss Helen
Nathansen and .Miss Jane Hepkins. The
guchts Included Miss Hthel llherman.
Aliss Lillian Helber. AIiss Flerenco Kun Kun
lsen, Dr. Jebepli Strailbs, of Chicago ;
Air. Leen Uetznn, Air. Albert Lnlrne,
Mr. Edward Uerger, Dr. Allen Scldman,
of New Yerk; Air. Jesse Levin. Mr. Jack
Schwartz, Dr. Lclghten Coedman, Dr.
Haul Hui ns, of New Yerk, uud Mr,
David Weinman.
North Philadel iJiia Club
Plans Annual Play and Dance
The Oeldrn S Ipper Assembly will glva
It" third annual plav and dance Alen-
day evening, at .Mercantile Hall, Air.
Abe Llpschutz and Air, Jack Alaser
wiote the t ketch These taking part
will be Alius Ua Crcenbliitt, AIiss Dera
Davidsen, .Miss I'.v.i j'ortney, Mr. Jack
Huffman, Mr. Jeseph, pubd niky. Mr J.
Henry Kihn, Air. .1. IMvvard Hecht, Miss
iillle Hklar, AIIhs .Miriam Oreenhlatt.
AIiss Hetty ThompHen, Alius Ethel
Moskevlti, Mr. Samuel Vogelaen, Mr.
( larencn Du Plane, Mls llertha atom,
Miss Detty Welw, Miss Minerva bager,
Mss Annette Klear, M sa Charlctte ate-
leff. Miss llertha Odyt , Miss Violet
Myers. MUs EIsle Mandel, MIm rranaea
Portney, Miss Henrietta Illvder. Mm ,
Frances Heaen, W Ua Stjlla Ileaen, Miss I
?,"Ii.."?2r''J- Jc.W5.,?LrJ-. "i1".?
m s ijuiiii at luiniin. ai iier netiie rnuay -wl' ...--.-.. .--. wm i(
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
m'y i'iSsmd mfgBi ML 'V.pi
i 5 macEau ysBHBBmPW fif$fe' ' 4A'?'" '
ma SSI ' -1BWM - Sw$fy
m tt'i&m t wm. mmmr- "mmm v-
ik ufflw ' .s -?' s ' -jj g ill ii niiM ri . vwnrKv1 . ara'Hm''B
i l. t ii-. a- L'ts . its t jtyx.n . . w(v .nyuiu a eesv. e i - '. . w
y. TS2tftW Nt- BSSSKiri-.?. v
ws" MJB"siV.;'5 .-.x?ir,,y?;.'-1; -i , ---
i ? . fas2?; siX8 f.jv?' if old
& ' S -f
;M"& fe 1
ismmsm - . raft
r
.Ma-.s Sa,arriael cj. peeves
.If rs. Xcihen, tche irut .fins
Alberta I'uncentt Heath, daugh
ter of Mm. IScnjamin It. Heath,
xeun ;,ian ltd en 'ednctdu) last at
St. Stephen' (,'huvch, Tenth and
Chestnut streets. Mrs. liispham
tens Miss Julia L. Townsend,
daughter of Mrs. L. Scott 7'oicu 7'eicu
HCtut, of Wilmington, hefere her
marriage in that vity lait Satur
day. Mrs. Heeves' tvedding, tchich
Mildred Medeff. Mr. Paul Kane. Mr. '
Itubcn Jacobs, Mr Harrj' J. Kr'edman,
Mr aiax onapire aaiu .ir, wuiiam
Kalsermafk
Mrs Ellzaketh M. Welsbred. of 1125
W. Lehigh avenue, gave a party last eve-
nlng In honor of her son. Air. Adalbert!
Waldeiniir Welsbred, te celebrate his
llfleintli birthday. Among the guests'
were MIbs Maud Jnhn Miss Kathryn
nnnf.,1 v m nnmtiiv steei. m no wmtii.
beth Dr'uedln?. Miss P orence Kaiser.
Miss Emma Pesl'.ng. M'sj Catharine
Ie-htnan, Miss Kllzabeth Hepkins, Miss
riin.i.u Vnnnir. Mips Tlatne Musirr.ive.
Mls' Kminn Schmidt, Mr. Hernhard K i
Berllngcr. Mr. Stanley B Smullen. Mr. Vine Bridie Club nt luncheon at her
William llwelljn,, Mr. William J. Geg- home en Thursday, October 26.
fis, Jr., Jlr. Charles C. Smith. Mr. i
rancls J Kelly, Jr, Mr. Geerge Scheen- Mil. Hexell K James, of Chester an
hut Mr. Karl Berllnger nnd Mr. Jehn O. trralned Informally at bridge last 'eve
Vlth. ! nlnir In linnni- nf l,r- .IimcfU... .
Mr. and Mrs. William Harrl
nf 1757 North Seventh street.
the engagement of their daughter, Mlhs
Henrietta Udltsky, te Mr. Charles Glt
telmun, also of this city. The wed
ding will take plnce In January.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Stein, of 101S Knst
UriCtVUS niirCIl UIUIUUIIVC .,.,- v.,r,,.J
ment of their daughter. Miss Kva Stein
Kva Stein
of Frank-1
i
I
te Air. Aiucri itesenuerg,
ford.
Parties and Events of
Jntflrnst in Gprmnntnwn I
,.--w. .-
... . I
will entertain x
i'oe.rc.c'tob'er T !
Mrs Harry Bewers w
a. luncheon and bridge
i.nme m Friday afternoon
The guests will be Airs, Charles Wall
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Cennell, of
Pelhnm Court are en a several weeks'
trip te the Grand Canyon nnd New
.Mexico. I
A Tea and a Dance
Planned for Cymvyd
Alra. Alfonse Jose Fernandez, of Cjn
wyd, will entertain at tea this alter alter
neon in honor of Alias K euner F. Oelsci,
of Cjnvvyd, whose marriage te Atr, Jehn
J. Levatl, of this city, will taka pl.ice
In April.
AIiss Atmee Hliklnblnn nnd Miss
Natalie Dlrklnbine. dautrhtcrii of Air. ninl
Mr J Hlrklnblne. of Cj nvvyd, will
utitiirtaln nt an informal cobtume daucu
at thelr home en Tiiebday cvenlnif.
October 31. About forty guests will
attend,
r, . . ' ,
Entertainment of NetC
' '""
jn ffnlninehiirrt Nnilt
,n nemWSUUrg 1CWS
Mlsa Helen Llntz. of Cottage street,
cntci tallied the members of the Girls'
League en Thurday evening, at her
home The guests were Miss Anna
Stevenson, Mlsi Florence Hnlnen. Mlvn
iv ""ttin. M'as Florence Weed, Mra.
H. McCartnly, Mtia Helen Parr. Mlsa
Lena BetUn, Mra" Jehn Purry, Mrai
FOUR PROMINENT AUTUMN BRIDES
Phote-Grjftcrs
also took place last Saturday, tern
one of the meit important of the
season. Mrs. Heevts is the daugh
ttr of Mrs. (ieeiyv Itroeke, of
Almondbury Heuse, I than. Mrs.
tiray, ichesc marriage took place
in .Ycie VerA- en Thursday, teas
Visi A. Margaret Iiunlep, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
MiCua, of Hallyheather, Ard
more, Virginia and A'cie Yerk
Charles O-n' "r ten Jamln Clark and
Mra. Charles McClue.
I Mr. anil Mrs nines JfcCrann. nf
i 311)2 Rhawn street, nnd Sip nn.l Mm
Samuel Kel y, of Cettmnn striet. nre i
en a meter trip te Unlontewn Pa., ,
wnere iney are visiting rer a week.
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Liitncncens ana, tsriaan i
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femilar III UelaiVarC JJeiintY
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Airs, nilwnrrl A Mti.elrinn ne a...-.u
rneie. will entertain the members of the
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la fflltnlrv I'vaiPn IV1I1B, or HyrUCUStf, Jf. V.. Who
nnnouie ! Is "Mfg her parents for a few -weeks
,Vi.2nril
AIis Henry Martin Wlrx, of Wal
llngferd. cntertulntil the m'em.r. e
hi i bridge club at luncheon en Wed-
netday afternoon.
.
Theso in charge, of the card party
wnlcli -vas given last evenlntr by the
Junier section of the Wemun's Club of
Illdley I'aik were Miss Helen Haves
Tiue 11 t-Tfl VutVi Due,. J va -- '
, ilctzel. Mrs; ilaFry Winsmore In chal?-1
i man of the section.
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,. iiiuiu nwimv ier ritovflue uity. Va
1 hnla tli&a III I. ... i. a "r
they will' be guests for"'a fevv ,
"' A w!' e'eau" " Mr' ana
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred II. Williams will
THE SOPHIANN GOWN SHOP
6ti WEST CHELTEN AVENUE
Germantown, Philadelphia
TO CELEBRATE OUR
Second Anniversary
We Offer Our Friends nnd Patrons
10 DISCOUNT
On every purchase for en week beginning
Saturday October 21, 1922
SOPHIA GOODMAN
WS-.
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.Neilsan.
Moerestotvn Girl Engaged;
Other Neivs of Interest
Mr. and Mrs. HuhIi Ilegers announce
the tngagement of their daugher, Miss
Marv U Heger.s, te Mr. Kebert Starn
i Harris, of Philadelphia.
i Mr. und Mrs. William r. Buzby. Jr..
nre nevv In Canada, where they will
remain for three wek.s Mr Huby
wan Miss Dorethy Stanten befcre her
mnrr.age la.-t Saturduy.
Mrs. Henry Stockvvell Tias returned
te her home after visiting her father,
Mr. Dcelln, In Hadden Heights.
Party for Bride-te-Be;
Other Norristetvn Neivs
Miss T.lnda Keller and Miss Muriel
Stong entertain it nt a miscellaneous
bower en Wednesday In honor of Miss
Miriam Keeler. who will be married this I
fall ie Mr. Hareld J'lutt The guests
iniluded Miss Helen Hoever, .Miss
l'i-nees Hoever. Miss Klsle Jarrett.l
Alls' Jiuise u.itli, AIiss Helen Beck-
with, MIsj 1'lercm.e I nderkefler, Miss
Catherine Sands, Mrs Jehn Jnrrett, Mrs.
l'lrey Keller und Mrs frank K Kehl.
SIr' nnd Mrs Hairj Seaser, of Spring I
' "' n,lV0 anneunccil tlu. engagement
nf their daughter, Miss Mra Seaser,
t.i Mr. Frank Wll.v- itrlmmel. non nf
,r and Mrs. William F. Strlmmel, of!
.me i.iisv i.irsiuvu sire.'i,
The annual meeting of tl e Muntgenv
ry County I.eayiin of Women Veter?
w II be lield en ThuisiKy, October 20
at i Ity Ii.ill, Norristown Mr. Aaren
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,rT'h of ,he 1W. Inm charge of the
i10''11 arrangements Mrs Heimaii L.
iv ul7 the county league chairman.
will preslil. The ipeikers will Include
MrH Je,m ' M11I,T State chairman of
'he Lcague of Women Veteisj Miss
Marlen Itellly clialrmim of the Phlin.
'le'l'hia League. and Miss iiertrude niy,
fhlrman et the Lewer .Merlen League
' ,s ""tfe-'ed thnt about four hundrei
"omen of the county will be present.
Riie.
Ired
MlM Kllznbeth ouen. of SOI Swede
Vr IMIQ DI AWI7D CIWD
YLMO lhMl
l&3 33 CHESTNUT ST.
WT SATURDAY ONLY
l-KtSH-CUT ROSES
60c DOZ.
Open Mindiiys Tlrllierlra Evers-vvliera
I Kver thing In r'lenrr
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OCTOBER 21, 1922
street, has returned from Sumnevtewn. '
i wneie she has been the guest of Mrs.
tviiuam Hecnncr.
Miss Jean Louise Shnlnllne. of Main
and Hamilton streets, was the guest of
he..or Ui a HUrnriv,. mrtv riven In cel.i.
bratlen of her eltrhth hirthrtav. ThV
were twentj-flve guests.
Mrs. J. IC Herner, of BSS Hamilton
w,?!;1' na returned from a stay in
Wildwood, N. J.
The) marrlnga of Miss Mary Leuis
.
gft'i " .,11 1 ' Jit', rni'-.r u . iuj .ii .' m-jiirn re bj '.uusyr j: :ri
Possibility of Heuse Heating
With Gas Instead
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The following information is compiled for use by our workmen, when asked
by consumers nbeut certain features concerning the use of gas for house heating:
Question 1. Is possible te install a gas burner In a house heater (het water,
steam or het air) ?
Answer.
Yes,
Question 2. If ""ch a burner h installed, hew much irns will be needed for
every ten of coal used previously?
Answer. If Baa burners are inserted in an existing heusu heater, it preb
ably will cost ii or -I times as much te heat the house ns it did
with coal. An existing heater cannot be converted te an efficient
gas-burninp; appliance. Even when the heater is specially designed
and built for the purpose, Rn at $1.00 per thousand cubic feet
would be mero expensive than coal, unless the latter were selling
at $32.00 per ten; then the cost of the two would be equal.
Question 3. ,Dees
heaters?
Answer.
The
will
Question 4. U00'' tne Company rcremmend the installation of gas burners In
a house heater?
Answer. rn( Company advises against such installations, because they are
extremely inefficient, and probably would be discarded after n
short trial. The Company will express no opinion en the relative
merits of nny burners advettised for thn purpose.
Ouestien 5. If sVch n burner s installed, will the Company set a meter te
supply it?
Answer. rh' Company will install meters te supply gas burners uhetl for
thih purpose, provided tint in it- opinion, no hazard te peen or
property is created. An installation which inc'udes the removal
et any part of the drum between the 1're box nnd the air chamber
of a hetair furnace will net he supplied with gas.
Question 6. Will Vhe Underwriters take exception te such nn installation?
Answer. We "' 0 information for tlie Philadelphia situation, but have
never nenid of them taking exception te the piinciple of using gas
ter house heating, for if gn heating apparatus is proper! v de
signed there should be no mere dancer m using gas than thie
would be te use coal for the heating agency.
(An litter de.-inng a copy of this sheet should apply te his foreman)
MTT We believe the above unsigned information sheer is
directed against us. A glance at it will probably disclose
JI the publishers. Te us it is ob ions. Their opinion is a
guess. Our guarantee is based en known facts. Take
your choice.
HOME COMFORT HEATER COMPANY
Finance Building Philadelphia
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ui 'up uin '' wi'-rai! iva-r '"
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Kurtz, of 294 Rast Fernnncc street, and
Mr. Clarence Wllferd Tinkler, son of
Jlr. Jehn Tewnseiid Tinkler, of 69"
Haws avr line, will take p'.aca en Tues
day afternoon. Cictebir 31 at 4 o'clock.
I Ui the Wiiflhlngien Memerial Chapel
Valley Kei'gc. The Ilev W Herbert
I Muilc, rector of thfs chapil, will etllclnte
I tit the ceremony.
Announcement has been made of the
mnrrlBge of Mrs. Kuth Hpang Flslvr,
I daughter of Mr and Mis Jehn II.
'pang, of I,one Linden Knglovllle. te
1 Mr, Frederick Lnngferd Mnhau, son of
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mnlgan, of Willow
J (J rove.
Mr nnd Mra T Stephen Nenle, Jr.,
of 1108 West Marshall street, enter
1 tftlncd nt cardn en Mendav in honor of
their tmth wedding anniversary
Hamm Dinger
. A wedding of Interest will take place
(lilt aftcrii'i"-! at -j clc ck in in Me
I Hermen Unformed Church. Fifteenth
i ?.n" . "ingoheck'nu stieft , when Mlsa,
'Bertha May Iinger, daughter of Mr. i
nnd Mrs Jtsse I) Dinger, of 62G Wlnge-
hecK'ng street, will hecorne tha brlda of
eir. i nemas uyren Hamm. or Nnvvurry, .
H. C. The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her father, will be at
tended by her slater, Mlm Hva Dinger,
as mnld of honor. Mls-i Herlhn. Wllller.
cousin of th bride, will act as fleweri
c rl Th tev Clinrlca ". I
D D., will officiate. Mr. Kdward Linden
i will be best man and thn ushers will
Include Mr Allen Dinger, Mr (Jeeige
Hamm, Mr Ouy Hnrnd nnd Mr. Chares
1 Hepler. A reception Will fellow at the
home of the bride's parents, after which
Mr nnd Mrs Hnmm w II Ita en a
wedding trip te Washington, D. C.
and tha New Kngland States. They
'will live In I'tica, N. Y., upon their
I return en November 1C.
; Macintosh Tilden Nuptials
, Thn niurrlnirn of Mrs 1! -!ifrt M
Tilden, of 'termantewn, nnd Mr Jehn
i Oswald Mecfntesh, of thli city and
tltiniilnn V T tnnl. i.l.n. . . a
day In cLlVary' Hplce '..ui Church': G "
linnnlewn The Hev. A. R Van M.H.ir.
i M-i'JI ill III,- CIIIJIII ...IICIHIl'II i ll I
bride, who wus given In marriage by .Mr '
Frederick Tunnell, was attended by h"r '
sister, Mrs. Geerge V. Brown, of C eve-'
land, O., ua matron of honor. Mr Gan-i
zale Munz acted as bist man and the
ushers Included Mr. Jehn Latta, Jr., Mr '
William Pepper Norris and Mr Leenard I
.juu iuuiihi U-.UH, ur vuer a weuaing
trip Mr. and Mra Macintosh will live
ui u.u iiansnerry street, liermantewn.
nguoierw yencEa
NewTheucht
Mllfl. ORRTRL'IIK I.. P.ITTKB, of Nir
Yerk and I Anle?. ataker.
Mra Carollne Kcnita Marh of New Ter
heateaa. '
A miparatructural mrlea of talka uoen
Sclentlfle Kliht Thlrklnr and I.lvlnjr-'
will be iven every n'teninnn at 3 o'clock
and evanlnira at ij"ept Sunday) t
IlTlnntni,' Sunday Ort 22 te !
Oct. SS. Inrlualve l"
HCIKNTIl'H HP HIT TIIINKISO avn
1 rs J:SfI.T oil THE .MIRACCIXJUa
LIKE " v-a
hut'lect Sunday a I .M
J'retc:nnt Knlecpal
(IIUKf'II 01' THE Her.Y APOSTIX9
-1st and i lirim'iin i.ts
Iluv OEOIt'.i: I! T'ihP Recter.
1 M H. Iv i i rrmunien
?.!2X A. .'. -i'"rn''-' Pi-aver and Sermon
" .10 P. M s(, ,, v ,j0
I'lS P M- I'm, uu Travcr
.'olelut llkl Ii. ri. II lihrten-
1-ermen ' OhIj s SEf'eNU I1EST "
7 30 I M y jii pone a Service
, League. Tej 'IVI'T.CENCE."
tlltltCH or .ST. JtDE A THE NATIVITY
X W. cei 11th ai.d Mt Vernen st.
Sunday "enlcn in n a. M 7 43 P M
and 8 A M en the flrat Sunday
A live church with a warm wlcema
Rev JAMES r I'ROSPO.V. Recter.
I nltnrlin
' FIH8T VNirARIAN t'HLItCH. 2125 Chest,
P,u "',; . . , ,, .,, ,
ev. Treder-ck R Clriff n. .Mln'iter.
' A: .-S. :" ."I "'". IV" .?- Sub-
lect. ' Tre Tvr.uin of Deama
1 L'MTAKIAN lll'RCH OK fJEBMASIOHS
& 0c?0ber S2 . Berrru "at 11 A M
I Tha Miniver r.ev roeer s. reiilJES
j will rieach Subje-t "The Watchword of
Christian Demncreey "
I Church thoei In the Parlih Heuie at
' earns hour All era invited.
m ji is.1 b.
-nil M ", j.""j 'yi '
of Ceal
it is physically possible te mnke such
the Company sell, or install gas burners in consumers' house
Company does net sell ga burners for this purpose, and
net install burners obtained by a consumer from any source.
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RKMOintTB NOTICIW ,fe.f3
ttiinlliit ". T' f.
Till': TP.MPl.te
Ureuil nnd llerlm stii (1000 N.)
.1000 Rents
llf.me e tin llni"e llantlut Church
iif'sni.t. it ceNWiii.i., rter.
Win liu. .M...-.,.. I....I.I. timmtnr.
. i'tw ...-..uifij. ;i..m lam ...... .
rrfilerlil' i: ntnrk. Omnnlnt. . . .. '
it J Marvin Ifanna, Muiilcal DirKrer. i
The v elnt Nunduy of Ilom-Cemlnt Wtk '
"111 bii marKed by areclat nervfcff ferjX
Shut-Inn en .Sunday inernlnr, at 10-B0.
Kirn en ly Huimell II. Conwell. Mr, 't
Ituth J.Ievd Klnnev III be lha iruMt e ,l
lnlt of ths Ternnin Cherua Mr. Klnn. r
III jltut NelilllnKfr's "31111 Btltl Wth I
Tlies nnd "In Tln. O Hed Dn I PttVA '
mv Trul," by Hplrlier, ami wun innvj ,i;
T'tnple Clierun "(lert Hhull Wlt All TMtra-i
Awny " h: rield. .... ,-l
Mr Conw-n will alie preach at 7:45. niJ.J
th r iin Inml Tmpla Chrirua will !".
llll) a tlc'hiHil. .lr I. IV,..,. SuDt.. 8
Illbla Behoel, Jera L. Crease, Supt., is80
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.T'inler and Penler Teunit I'eepUa' Bet
It.. 7 t. .
Churrh rrayer' muftinr Trlilay at t P.1I "V
I ur rrvntl-in for Mr Cenwall'a BOflTth '
llllVerv uf "Arrn. nt tllamntldfl
IUM-
shen
rur.'l
day Octer- "j at g 16 V, M
iiajnernj iejfi7.
tiii; vervri nrnni in r'ttiitiyfi e
ti:ji"i.i: ' KOlIJ'B CHUHCII or
UreaU and IIrk. ata.
I Thraa DupartmanU
Darlnnan 1 te S
Junier 0 te 11
. Bnlnr, 12 te 18
Tlie bevi and Kirla ara Inatruetail In a .
wnrihlpful nrvlc In tha I.ewar Tamj!"'
whlla uarenia hear Dr Conwall In In
main audltnrlum. ,
rreabytrln
KC irk.KT CllCaill. lth Areh,
Hev CMIin.-VR CDWAIIT) MACAItTNIT
10 45 Ht 1'aul and Ilia Krlenda Tha
'In-it H -art of the Ura&taat of The
Indians
11' Itlble flchoel 7 C E 7:0 naettal e
im th" Turner or can
"I nin Hfere Winter "
Ir Mai'irtnaVn annual sermon en foil- w
tjve epiifirluiilty
isiniir.innnif phiwhvterian cntmai-
llr-j.id ami Diamond ata a
I'.'-. vwi.MAM I MiCOItMICIC, Paater
Ilev y K L'urrv Aialst-vnt.
10 ,10 "fjuei! Invnktmi-nte." Matt va. te -1
. .10 - Hun my Hi-heul
T ihiltlan Kndoaver
7 I.',- ' Sten and Think" Luka xlr. M.
All "fin fr at ul aervlcaa. i.
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I lllX'tAr PLVurVlSLV X?XA,rJMlr
flldlt II Kvilni Orirenlaf iinfl nir.lAr. 1.
10 .10 - TVM'KAKAIIU: THINOa."
la '10' hur-h Sthuel Ulble e.aaaes for all
. DO Stu'liiiti Oulld. An Open Jrutn.
Tl, Paster npeaiij for twclv mlnutea and .,
opens the dlacunlen The nrat talk In tha
Z?V??' .'J,,.'n..nt Mvatary." will ba "THU .,
MAN AT WHOM OOD MAIIVEI,U!D."
.7..1 IT" THl: BATT1.C OK IliaHTEOUS
NKSS.1' nr 'Tn I'refclema of the Km
noime World " The r.rm of ftv flandav
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no
vn ne talka en "TODAY'S IJATTLt
WITH THBTKROAT Tba araat prebitniF
of econemlo life and eondlttena will b ra.
mien ie xna uepei or unrial.
WI-.I.COME TO THE COMMUNITT v
CHCItfH A MODEn.V C1IURCH TOH
JJHOSJSJJFr? OPENIND.
HErilNH PRKXIIYTKRIAN CHCBni n
-'1 at and Walnut ati.
Kev Af.KXA.NDEIl MaeCOLU D. D
Rev AI.V1N n. OURI.ET. ABSIBTAMT
I)r MacC'ell will praach at tha 11 o'clock
aervlee nnd Mr. Ciurlav In the evanfn at 8
en "Tie Hn'rlt of a Man."
KVESINt. Ml SIC
O.Ueil. Who Is Llka Cnte Tha"
.. Myles n. rat
"New .Sinks the Sun .Horatio W. Parker
f herus rhelr unir the direction of H
l.ine 'IV .nrr"n
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rEMPI.i: r-a-iklin ind Thmnoaen
Th- r he-ei-f ill I'liur Ii Wi.h a Warm
WlmfTl
Rev ROI.AM' UlllLL, l.L'TZ. Mlnlater.
10 30 ! l.lieve "
8 (' ' Mi lta-t c.ltlanltv A apeclal
fermen te tha ht Alban Cemmanderi.
Kmrhts Temriiir v he wdi attend In oela eela
brailnn nf ih-ir '. Hi annlveinars
r.thlcnl Culture
AOrEMY 01' MI M( . It A M,
M.EXANM.K IRMVh w'll apeak
"ihe Paliuseuln of the Spirit."
1'rl-nils
tOMERENri: tlss. j.-.tn and Race ata.
11 40 M u-aze. or Hebrew Prophet. "
Nttera we v-i in..
Mletrllaneeua
O0"lKI. IM.CS1R1 Olfcs' CON-ENTION
fi-teb-r -It and 'Jl
l VNTRAI. ViIllH EROAD STREET
PHI SbVICTtJN CHtRCH. AT BROAD
r in' m .f ctilld-en cordially Invited
MiiMJVYMllHT 7 SO rr.n t 'ir U-turn h
ljr C H Wee itnn en "RAOS. magically
llluatrKieil. PAHEAN'my tiMinonsirrttlenx
Tl ESUAY M:s..Iii.s AT 10 A .M anil
1 p XI vvlih l r iir-am rich In auriestlv.
id.ae bv cxprr'a In releus education
Tl i:t).VY NIOHT 7 30. Dr R P. v
Ileri' of New Yerk, with hlj wendnrfu
CHALK TALKS! Vr Je! n M.irMurr.iy. of
sew Yerk en "MuTIilN I'.v klt-.a l.
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