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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Green, Of 1905 Pine
street, have issued invitations for the wedding
Of their daughter, Miss Helen Green, and Will
liam Cooper, Saturday, October 10, at the
Aldne. The ceremony will take place at
o'clock, and will be followed by reception
from until q o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs William p. Bement, who spent
the summer at their camp on Lake Placid in
the Adirondack Mountains, will return and
open their town house, 3s17 Spruce street, to-
day.
DR.. and Mrs Isaac H. Jones, who spent the
summer at their cottage in Chelsea, have re-
turned to their home, 4501 Spruce street.
Mrs. irwin N. Megargee Miss Miriam Me-
gargee and Miss Lorna Megargee, of the
Essex will close their cottage at Atlantic City
this week and return TO this city.
Miss Julia Young, formerly of Washington,
d. c., and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rankin Young, has returned to her home, sos
South Goth street, after an extended trip
through the West
Miss Margaret Mary Dempsey, Of A81 Baltl-
more avenue, is expected to return on Friday
from Bay Head, Mich. where she has been
visiting Miss Katherine May Hines NJ.
A Dempsey and his daughters are still at
their summer home in Langhorne, and will not
return to town until after the first of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher 8. Donner, of 45O5
Spruce street, after spending the summer at
Chelsea, have returned home for the winter
Mrs Louis J. McCloskey and her family, of
1906 Spruce street, will return to town next
week, having spent the at Weheet,
Conn.
Mrs Pedro NJ. Auza, of Santiago, Cuba, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George A. Bohen, of
51T South 18th street.
nd ID
of Hampton Court have taken apartments at
Sunderland House for the winter.
Mrs F. w. Wood, of 4O95 Walnut street, left
town few days ago for Boston, where she
will remain for about two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Brown, OF 42i South 4Oth
street, are spending few days at their cot
tase in Cape May.
Miss Olga Leps, daughter of Prof. and Mrs.
Wassili Leps, who was in Russia at the dec
laration Of war, has returned to her home at
the Powelton Apartments.
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CHESTER AND VICINITY

Tne marriage of John r. Helms, of Chester
and Miss Marie Estlin. daughter of the Rev
and Mrs. j. p. Estlin, of Boothwyn, will take
place some time during November.
Former Mayor Samuel e. Turner has re-
turned from weeks tour of Maryland and
Virginia
Miss Harriet Turner has returned TO her
home III Eddystone from Atlantic City. where
she spent week.
Joseph Cramer of Ridley Park, has gone TO
Cumberland Nd where he Will spend the
winter months
Richard s. Pomeroy and family have re-
turned to their home in Ridley Park from a
summers stay at Ocean City.
Benjamin r. Smith. of Upland is home after
an extensive tour Of the West
Mrs. Harvey T. Ogden Of Boothwym. is en-
tertaining her mother Mrs. Mary Edwardes.
of Pennfcid, Pa
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NEWPORT

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 1S.-Alrs. Arthur G.
James gave dinner last night
Count and Countess de San Esteoan. who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. van
Beuren, at the Muenchinger King.
Mrs, John Mayer Of Morristown. y. j., who
has been occupying the Armstead cottage
will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Nelson Brown, OF Philadelphia, oc-
cupyins one of the Pinard cottages will enter
tain informally with dinner today for the
Russian Ambassador and Madame Bakhme-
teff
Mrs. William B Caperton and her daughter.
Miss Marguerite Caperton. will return to Phil
adopma on Saturday and join Rear Admiral
William B. Caperton before he assumes com
mand Of the cruiser squadron.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert *. Cassatt will leave
for Philadelphia today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l. Gowen end their
stay tomorrow, and return to Philadel phia
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TIOGA

Mrs James Hilton and her son, stanford
Hilton, of 2l97 West ontario street who have
been taking automobile trips every weekend
have returned from Nays Landing. " j.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowell, OF
1922 West Tioga street, have returned from
10 days trip through Maryland and Virginia
Their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Harold Hallowel, are spending some time
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Brehm. OF 1873
West Tioga street have returned from Allan
tic City. where they spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Scott Bannister are visiting
Mrs Bannstels mother, Mrs. Lively, in Wild
wood
DIR. and Mrs. q. Morton Gilman, of Fifteenth
and Allegheny avenue, have returned from
Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Baker, of 1905 West
Erie avenue, have returned from an extended
stay on Little Deer Island ON the Maine coast
Ar ana Mrs. J. W. Gamble. OF 1851 North
Sixteenth street, and their daughter Miss
Dorothy Gamble, have returned from Asbury
Park, where they passed the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amos OF 3l2s North
Carlisle street, have returned from Atlantic
City, where they have been staying since
June
Nh and Mrs. Ina d. Bertolet and their
daughter, Miss Marian Bertolet, Of North
Eighteenth street, have been spending short
time at Buck lin Falls since closing their
country home at Psrkasie, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Acker and Miss
Emily Acker. of West Venango street have
returned from the Maine woods.
Mrs r. Hartman Fox, OF Austin. Pa. is
visiting Mrs. j. Charles Wenrsth OF 1886 North
Eighth street, Mrs. Fox is the wife Of the
Sta Forester Of Pen2sylyania.
Nj ami AIRS, Waiosr EinWsShtsr. OF ms
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OyERBRooK-Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Castner
have closed their Cape May cottage and are
visiting Mr., Cashiers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Castner, Jr., at Devon, before opening
their home on Wynnewood avenue for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. g. P. McCurdy have returned
from two weeks visit to Ocean City n. j.
AERION-Anthony A. Schwartz, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kiwa Schwartz, of Houpton, has just
returned from a trip through New York State.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis c. Pequignot and their
four children, who spent the summer at their
Cape May cottage, have opened their home,
corner Hazlehurst and Forest avenues Mrs
Pequignots sister, Miss Katharine A. Nc
Closkey, passed the season with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Soaring are at their
home on Berkeley road after five weeks stay
at Spring Lake. where they were the guests
Of Mrs. Searings sister, Mrs Fl. l.. WardelI of
New York
ARBERTH-Mrs. Clarence Faries of Windsor
and Narberth avenues. has returned from
two weeks stay in Chelsea, and Doctor FAIRIES
who visited Raquete Lake. n. Y, is back in
Narberth again.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Humphreys, of South
Nsrberth avenue. who recently toured to Bar
Harbor, are expected home the end of this
MONTH
WfNNEwooD-W H. Wetherll, accompanied
by his son and daughter-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs.
ABEL +, Bunting, of Kent road, will leave Tues
DAY for a weeks travel along the Hudson
River Upon their return home Mr.. and Mrs.
Abel Bunting will start October for trip to
Louisville ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip S. Russell will leave
october for Detroit, Mich, where Mrs Russell
ana the children will spend six weeks with her
mother Mrs. r. X. pHommedieu,
AhDMoRE Mrs. Howard Butcher Jr., who.
WIN her children, was recently marooned in
'eFmany cabled from Holland that she
pecled TO sail on liner reaching New York
sunday Mn Butcher will meet the steamer
Mr' and Mrs. Aubrey Reeves Bunting, of
lister road, are receiving congratulations on
Inc birth of a daughter, little Miss Jane Bunt-
ns. Mrs, Bunting will be remembered as Miss
Mary F. Pearce
Mr. and Mrs. Il, Harold McQuale have re-
turned from Cape May to their home on Simp-
Ion road
DEyoN-Alr, and Mrs. George Wharton Pep
per- Miss Adelaide L. +. Pepper and Miss Char
'oue +, Pepper, after passing the summer at
northeast Harbor. have returned 10 "Fox
N'es" Farm'' their country place at Devon
"H'Fe they will remain for the early fall.
Nr, ana Mrs. Edgar V. seeler Miss Josephine
= Seeler Sidney p, Seeler and Edgar V. See
=" 81" who spent several weeks at Nantucket
ass nave returned home and are spending
me fall months at wayside. their country
place
'"u Mrs, Henry Justice have returned
- 'T suburban home, after spending pOr-
VI ne summer at Pocono Summit
"F' and Mrs, Jesse Williams, after spendfns
several weeks at wynburne Inn. have gone to
''ONe Harbor for a short sojourn.
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FRIENDS AT HADDONFlELD
Quarterly Meeting Brings Out Expressions
Against European War.

The Haddonheld Quarterly Meeting Of
Friends met yesterday at Moorestown, y. J.
The business meeting preceded by deyo-
tiona exercises in which Daniel Batchellor, Of
Germantown, said that the war in Europe was
teaching a peace lesson which the world must
need Other messages We're gyen by Mary
Brown. Ellwood Roberts. Kezah Wilkins, Dr.
Franklin Haines, Alexander Thomson, Of Ran
cocas, and Anna Templeton-De Cou.
The clerks Of the business meeting We're
George Gillingham and Sarah L. Albertson.
The political aspect Of the drink question was
introduced by William Cole who urged the inn
portance Of soing to the primary polls to nom
mate men who would support the national
prohibition amendment Irrespective OF party
lines, This met with general approval Among
those who took part in the discussion were
Dr. Joshua Janney, OF Riverton; Horace Rob
erts and Daniel Willets, of Trenton
Helena De Cau ono OF the resident workers
Of the Friends NeIshborhood Guild at Fourth
and Green streets, told Of the need Of more
VSluHtssF workers.
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great emotional experience. But want to dis
tnguish between the callow calf love Of life's
April and the intelligent and mature passion OF
hum!-after twenty-two"'
Miss Wood was interrupted. A French maid
entered
Georgia Gaines run out Of her face enamel.
May borrow yours?"
"Take IT," commented Miss Woods dusky
maid Strange how some folks seem TO drink
UP face wash"
Mics wood continued
"supposing l should have already married
During the past years rye been developing
I've been four years on the stage. I've had TO
study hard. and I've improved as 1 worked
! expect to improve further. II I had
red the might have developed ahead OF
me-I might have developed ahead OF the man
oh, that's quite possible! That would have
been terrible. Yet, that's what invariably hap
pens with too early narriages-then divorce!
1 believe in marriage being permanent. Yes,
one great love in lifetime-that only is worth
while. It's worth waiting for. Women should
steel their hearts to all romance until they
perfectly grown mentally-then let the ire
sistible come,
with the evolution of women and their de-
mand for expresson-m manifested in one phase
by the suffrage movement-women are becom-
ing intelligent in matters Of romance.
They're not going to give themselves to silly
calf-love affairs and let their hearts be dragged
i'm the dust Nor they going to submerge
their personalities in early marriage We're
getting away from the Spanish German idea.
thank heavens, Think of presiding a
cook stove, the laundry preparing weiner
schnitzel for my mann and rearing family
of children! y typical complacent frau! Inde-
pendence-sef- -eXpression--an individual
in life That is what all women should strive
for! Live for Wait for And for this light
love must go by.
which is most important. marriage
artistic career? To me, an artistic careeri
Success in my work to me than
marriage can, than being a mother can. I de-
vote all my attention, my heart and my soul
to my work, and the Increasing mastery OF my
art is the most gratifying thing in life to me.
at my age I'd really be afraid to marry
afraid of how Id regard the man. or he me-
few years later. Early marriage is dangerous
perious! As for marriage later-Im not even
considering it! I've never been in love-I re-
peat I've intention of marrying. And
don't want to marry. OF course" winsome
Adele smiled 5ewitch.ngy, lit is proverbial
that women change their Iainds.' ''-..'' V,
Miss Wood" 1t was the call boy
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NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, who spent the
in Ocean City, have returned to their
winter home, 1885 North Park avenue.
The Rev. Russell II. Conwell, of 2O2O North
Broad street, will return tomorrow morning
from a weeks visit to his country place,
Eagles Nest. South Worthington, Mass lie
accompanied the trip by Melvin Wright.
Miss Fidelia Heath, of 1890 West York street,
has returned from an extended tour through
Europe
Mrs. Thomas Mckinley Glare of 2l26 North
Twelfth street, has returned from Baltimore
Md, where she was a guest of her cousin, Miss
Crowley.
Miss Frances F. llaaen. of l,os Mount ver-
non street, is spending September at Johns
vilIe Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. W. Smith have closed
their summer home in Atlantic City and have
returned to their town residence, 1926 West
LehiGh avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere l.. Cresse and their daugh-
ter Miss Lydie Cresse. have opened their win
ter home 2lO7 Green street, after spending the
summer at Cape May
The Rev. and Mrs A. f, Harris, of 1867 North
Sixteenth street. have returned from several
weeks stay at winona Lake, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce McFadden and their
daughters Miss Edna NIcFadden and Miss
Alice McFadden of $3.50 North Broad street,
have returned from their cottage in Atlantic
City, n. j.
Miss Cora Fields. of 2l44 North Nineteenth
street after visiting relatives in several of the
Western States, returned home by automobile
Miss Fields was absent about nine weeks
Mrs. j. F. Mclaughlin and daughters, of l743
Diamond street, have returned from Chelsea
Miss Nellie McLaughIins engagement was re-
Gently announced to Mr.. William II. Jarden
Miss Margaret S McAllster, of 1920 North
Eighteenth street after trip to Lake Cham
plain ana Montreal. has gone to Atlantic City
to remain until November.
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NARRAGANSETT PIER

NARRAGANSETT PIER, f. l.. Sept lS-A
golf tournament was opened here yesterday
between the Womcn's Golf Club of Watch Hill
and the Women's Golf Team OF Narragansett
on the links of the Point Judith Country club
The Narragansett team Won by three points
A return match will be played at Watch Hill
Mrs. +, w. Mason Phzenmayer gave
bridge party followed by tea at her villa
on Central street Among the guests were Mrs
Newton hutchinson Mrs. f. W. Robinson Mrs.
r. Frederick Taylor, Mrs. Walter Richmond.
Mrs Henry Blanc, Mrs. Walter Comstock.
Mrs, Percy Wright, Mrs Henry Bowen Miss
Caroline II. Fritz, Mrs Wallace Chandler, Miss
Bush, Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson, Mrs Byron s.
Watson, Mrs. Irving II. Chase Miss Alice
Foster, Mrs. Harold X. knowlton, Miss Agnes
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Mills, who spent the
summer at the Pier closed their villa TODAY
and returned to Philadelphia
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GERMANTOWN

Although the autumn gaieties have hardly be-
gun. the Wednesday dinner dance we'll at
tended at the Germantown Cricket Club. There
was one dinner of importance, that given by
William 3. Kurtz and William Jay Turner.
Among those who attended the dance
Ar. and Mrs. Wheeler Lord. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jay Turner, Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert rilden, Mr. and
Mrs Bolton Earnshaw Mr.. and Mrs william
Noblit, Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Edrnshaw, Mr. and Mrs. G, Pearson, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs James
Watson, Miss Catherine Cooper Cassard, Miss
Sarah Myers Miss Margaret Bradbury. Mis-,
Lama Mcgoreec., Miss Edith Wilson, Miss May
Alberger, Miss Gladys Edwards. Miss Dorothy
Daniel, Miss Virginia Thacher Miss Florence
Bear, Dorr Newton, Allen Smith, Lewis Tige,
Sargent Robinson, Charles Weiss, Joseph Nc
Aleer Stanley Eaton William Il. Tucker. Wes-
ley NurU, Stanley Pearson Logan Howard
Smith Joseph Shoemaker. Orne Goodwin
Miss Agnes r. Lewis, who has been spending
the last three weeks in Glen summit, as the
guest of Miss Eleanor MulIigan, has returned
to her home in McCallum street.
Mr.; and Mrs, Frank Il. ShattucE, of 223 West
TulpehOcken street have returned from the
Thousand Islands where they spent the sum-
Miss Mildred Shattuck is at present the
guest of Mrs. Nelson Warricll at their cot
tage in Cape May Miss Kathleen Shattuck will
give card party and shower Friday, septem-
ber 25, in honor of Miss Mildred Vollrath,
whose marriage to Albert Iowrey will be an
event of the autumn.
Alr. and AIRS William llendre Lloyd who
with Mrs Lloyds sister ana brother-in-law
and Mrs. Joseph Fctas leased cottage in
Beach Haven this summer have returned to
town and occupying their new home Ill
West IIortter street. Mrs Lloyd, before her
marriage in June was Miss Lillian Allison
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank j. Namely and their
children, of West Schoolhouse lane returned
last week from a stay of several months in
Bay Head
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Allison, of Langhome,
will occupy their new home. Queen lane and
Wayne avenue, about October Is. Mrs ALI
son is stil at the Langhorne House with the
children.
Miss Dorothy Scott has returned to her home
236 Nest Schoolhouse lane, from the Poconos
Mrs. Wheeler LORD, of Mannheim street. has
as her guest her niece, Miss Sarah Myers. of
Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Katharine NJ, Qun, Miss NJ. Madeleine
Quin and Miss Mary Craig Of PSI West Walnut
lane have returned from an extended trip
through the Great Lakes by way OF Lake
Chompaiu ana Lake George and spending
some time al BLUM Point, n. y.
Miss NJ. Madeleine Quin's ensagement to
Miss Mary Boyd, Of Richmond. Va, viii be
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North Sixteenth street, have closed their coun-
try place in Lsnsdowne and have returned to
their winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs George n. J. Burgert have re-
turned from their wedding Journey and will
be at home after September 81 at 3412 North
2Sd street. Mrs. Burgert was Miss F. Emma
Goforth, daughter of Mrs. Anna b. Goforth
Of North 23d street
DR.. and Mrs. Milton X. Meyers will receive
after october is, at 1929 South Broad street.
Mrs. Meyers was Miss Ethel X. Altshuer,
daughter Of Kiva Altshuler. Doctor Meyers is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. sigmund Meyers, Of
S401 North 22d street.
Miss Bda stern, Of North 21st street, has re-
turned from Atlantic City.
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ALONG THE READING

Ar and Mrs John Worreu PeDner who ara
" l'leSooro, Me-, will return 10 Fair Acres
'pslF country place in Jenkintowp the end Of
The week. ''''o""' '"e emu oi
sntnrs. Jeanne Hobart Ingersoll is spending the
at Penllyn. o'u''''' p''1e
M. wv "arton Sinkler, Miss Elsie sinker and
al r. INA SinkIer are spending the early faIS
ing 49,, ''uhtry place in Wyncote before open
end Of October $500 ''''
For... ,l M Mrs Charles Edward Ingsrsoll. OF
dspght, ''''l, Penllyn. will give tea for their
toO,1 MISS Susan b. Ingersol. at their
Of No,'s use' ISIS Walnut street the afternoon
Of sf,,' eugene W. Fry gave a large luncheon
covers yesterday at the Huntingdon
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'SOCIETY'S DOINGS AT
HOME AND IN SUBURBS

:. GEORGE II. EARLE has issued invi-
M ",ons for a large debutante luncheon,
ul ,,a will give in honor of her daughter,
Enio" ,,.n.s,I f. Earle, at their place in Bryn
Mis9 o,ober l. All the debutantes of the
Nav, ,vu be included among the guests.
sessO" -no-Ies Howell, Miss Josephine Howell
.,,o. reatrice Howell, Of Torresdale, who
snp & h.op motoring through New England on
hS ,o, from Northeast Harbor where they
ulo' heen visiting Mrs. q. Frederick Jordan,
Ha y, .o,urn to Torresdale next week. Mrs.
v,..ou W., and her daughters will move into town
..o,t the end Of November.
Nv and Mrs. Joseph Neff, who spent the
Ii, summer at their cottage in Beach Haven,
- Intended going abroad for stay of sew
-, r,onths Obliged to abandon their plans
too TO the war conditions, they spent the
Wv. month travelling through New England,
..,ro several weeks in Northeast Harbor.
,r,oy returned yesterday to their house in
cynwyd.
a.. william Disston, who has taken apart
-. a. the Rittenhouse, is spending the day
sN,v York. Miss Pauline Disston, who will
~ ~ dehutante this winter, is visiting friends
I, Chestnut Hill.
,rr and Mrs Arthur II. Lea entertained at
d,nner ast night at the Mount Washington
ttotel in Breton Woods N. H.
uiss Edith Pleasonton is spending six weeks
=, the guest of Miss Kitty Barrett, at Fort
t1snrv. Va Miss Barrett is well known in the
vounger set of this city.
ur and Mrs William Townsend Wright and
their family, who have been spending the sum-
NOR at Paul Smiths, in the Adrondacks, have
r,tr,ed to their residence on Church road,
St. Davids.
Mr. and Mrs Murdoch Kendrick of Gulph
road, STAFFORD, have gone to Chicago for a
stay Of several weeks.
Mrs Morris j.. Clothier who spent the sum-
Nor at Watch Hill, r. T.. returned yesterday
to "Cailemont." her suburban home at Villa
nova.
Major aud Mrs. r. 3. Baldwin, of Edgewater
Park have returned from Jefferson, n. H., and
are spending some time at the Hotel Denis,
Atlantic CITY, before opening their home, Gable
Hall.
Mrs. Henry W. Hall, of Cynwyd, Pa, is pass
Ing the week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
{. Gill at Edgewater Park
Miss Irene Cramp is spending several days
In LenoN, Mass, before returning to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peele of Wallingford.
Pa, will pass the winter at their new home
at Edgewater Park.
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Philadelphia Sunday School Association Hears
Plea

Prayers for the speedy restoration e peace
throughout the world were offered last night
at the annual convention Of the Seventh Dis
trict, Philadelphia County Sunday School As
sDciation. in ChambersWylie Memorial Pres
byterian Church The prayer was offered by
III" pastor the Rev. Dr.. John Grant Newman.
Tho Rev. J. NJ. Palmer Of Olive African
Methodist Episcopal Church, spoke on THE
sunday Schools Text Book" and the Rev.
y. di Damenica of the Baptist Settlement
House. told Of sunday school work among the
Italians Exercises were conducted by mem
bers OF the Mariners Baptist Bethel School.
under the direction Of George w. Friend
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SOUTHWEST PHHADELpHIA

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. George e.
Landenberger have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Claypool Vajen, of indianapolis, at their
home, 2504 South Garnet street.
Miss Rosalie Hoban, of 1909 South Broad
street is visiting the Misses Hutchinson in
Fairmont, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. /. F.. Daily of 331 South rhir-
toenth street, have closed their cottage at
Cape May and returned to town. Mrs Daily
will be remembered as Miss Louise Junker.
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the guest for several weeks Of Miss Elizabeth
Meehan. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Meehan at their home ct 400 Dorset street.
Miss Boyd has been spending the season at At
lantic Cyifv
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THE d r A NJ A
rHEArRICAL BAEDEKER

ADELPHI-"Heip Wanted" comedy, drama
BRoAB--!,'Drugged," by Owen Davis. starrins
eating wife, $1,000 theft, revolver. Bang!
Banri what more d'yu want2
CtIESTNtlT STREET OPERA HOUsE-"Ca-
biria" one OF the most spectacular moving,
picture dramas ever presented. Love and
war in the third century b. c. They kissed
Just the same way. -,,, go. a
FORREST-"Ziegfeld Follies' Light, very
light in humor and clothes. Bert Williams
tckles the funny convolution OF your brain.
GARRICK-'Adele," French operetta, roseate
romance siren singing. Delicate, dainty, with
sage ge--don't Kill yourself when for
tunes coming to you. -
wALNUT-"siberia,' thrilling as it was 80
years ago, certain to keep fair damsels from
exploring the snowy steppes for romance.