WmWmwWm ' yyST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Nancy Wynne Talks of Several Engagements Chats About Princess Mary's Wedding Next Tuesday in Westminster Abbey MTIt two engngcmcniq nnnnunccu W -i..t. iiiu wrek I tllltlK C I1RVC'"" "" -" -'; neiiy iv. vu Is n nrcttv coeil record se fur, den t Jeuf 1 PS nrrnnrw. I could net honestly niiy 1 I n ' li urnrled nbeut L-ysueth weyu nnu h llerfp bev, because T hnve heard It in nil sides fef eenw t'mc- n nm mlrc teu Tlinve, tee, nnd felt suie tney were fiitt wnltlng te announce It nt n time considered propitious te their plan-?. Lysbeth has been nt college, you tnew. She Is n sister of Barbara Boyd, who list been doing uueh finely artistic work d lilted and v,w has a small hop en Sydcnnam " u.i r 1 i i I Vter Beric Is tb,c third of the T....i ,,f Ahlnptnn. and n sreatcrnnd nephew of the late Adelph E. Berle. who was Sccrctnry of the Navy under General Grant. THE! ether engncement was Anna Mary AVnltheur'fi te Jehn Craig Wallace, Jr. Yeu knew Annn has lived ulth her grandmother, Mrs. Adam Everlv, since the death of her pnrcnts, the late Mr. and Mrs. Tayler Wnltheur, nf Savannah, Un. Jack Wallace is the Mm of the Jehn Craig Wallaces, of . Twentv-tecend and Walnut streets. Ne date has been set for either wed ding. I MUST ny as the time for Princess Mary's wedding approaches I are ecttlne very much interested in the de tails, and especially in the historical nnrt of It all. I always loved Lng IIkIi history, and back in the dark nges, when I studied nbeut Great Britain, I nsrd te let the names of the Kings and Queens fairly slide from ray tongue. nd when I read that the Princes- and her Viscount nre te sign the register in the famous Jerusalem chamber of West minster Abbey, whero the tomb of St. Edward the Confessor Is situated, and where various Plantngcnets and their ronerts are lying in death. I am quite thrilled. The tombs there ere these of Henrv III, Edward T, Edward III, Itleliilrd II end Henry V. While I believe firmly In a republic and democracy, I am frank te say I love the Old World pomp and ceremony at tendant en the occasion of a royal wed ding or coronation in England and else where in the Old World, where the cus toms of tbe middle ages are still ad hered te. Teu knew all the wonderful stained glais in the great windows in West minster Abbey was removed during the war te avoid posslble damage by the Zeppelins, and that I nm told by per sons who were In England last sum mer, is being put back Inte place, having been renewed and cleaned with uonderful success at the Victeria end Albert Museum. They ear that the brilliancy and beauty of the coloring) ince the cleaning is almost unbeliev able. After all, the Zeppelin raids did a bit of geed, didn't they? De you knew also that ra. Mm wedding ceremonies and the signing of ,' iuc leggier, wnicu is u part 01 tnrt cer emony, the newly-wedded pair lead the w- in the alsle and are followed by .ilg and Queen nnd princes and princesses out te the great doers, where the Abbey chimes will peal forth In unison with the organ? There are te be eight Queens at the wedding, I understand, the Princess' mother and grandmother being the most important ones. Queen Victeria of Spain will be there nnd Queen Eliza beth of Belgium. I canTt remember them nil. In fact, I wonder large as it is, hew Westminster Abbcv will be nbte te held the guests, the Ambassadors nnd their suites from all the various countries represented there, the revnl lelatives and the guests invited from nearly every country in the world. I suppose the wedding dress will be gorgeous in material, but without mean ing te be unkind I line rnv doets about Its beauty ns te style. Perhaps I am wrong and Queen Mnry right, but I den t like her tnste in dress and I de net like the Princess' cither. The 'my Mticens whose clothes I have 1 ''xer, llkc,1,1. nrl' Alexandra, the Queen mother; Vlcterin of Spain, nnd she slips Jin sometimes, nnd Marie of Bumnnin. , inn rest ate, excuse me, but it's true, I itiile frumpish. I think they are absolutely right net te fellow the styles te such a degree tint they ucar tee short skirts, no sleeps nnd tee low bodices, but why go te ether extremes? I feel free te fcay , lint I think because I knew they won't ' ce thin nnd it won't hurt their feelings. I '1 rather never hurt nny ene'w feelings, I !ut I cannot enthuse nbeut the frocks in ' 1 "ny "'"""scati unless they nre rad ically different from nny she has ever uern before. ,s.ll(,'s, Ty sweet-looking with her seldeii hair und blue eyes, nnd she'd be much prettier if BhcM fellow fashion 1 'neugli te lengthen the lines of her 1,.. nK the "nlst un(l shorten them Ji'-t a mite, I suppose that with the I'hllndelphlans "he lme married into nobility we will -n . , 'fl'fcsented nt the wedding.' I Here s Mnrgnrctta Drexcl, who Is Vis ffiiT? 1Mn.ll',,,tn'. nnil there's T.ady Aster (Alva Willing, of this city). 1 V ? t00 ,hB Countess Pnppcnhelra Th'i Uster, Mrs. Philip Wainman I w ; i30u. rem?m,'cr- wa, Christine 1 Londen!' 8 thlnBS 60clnl in rll!1 wc?,dln5 I" te tnke place next I '" ' ay, he eve of Lent. In front of ! T u K1 ltn,r in the M,by- A1 while n .Lni0t,,cc? fnr Mnry'H clothes. I ;"' r1,It'ly,fer. ,,er, ' ft Cirl and ft' ninrrylng the man she loves, und mere power te her, say I. ' XAXOY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES . nUr.8;-1!chard c- nal of 135 Seuth wwmfntInfBItreet, nneuneei the en" Dne tn ?J ' Uau.5ter- MlBS Dannie "elllngten. r1 W" BIddle' et the hleh Mr't?'1,;,wl"ilJn,! th0 dlnnr Mtt,n Linnn(? Mr8, Adelph Q. llOBen llOBen De ini.'.U lve Ilt thelr ,l0me- -u uXt innciey I)laf,p' ,n Tuesday cvenlnjf mi,T, "?-0S. 1 J'i9 Cfln Wain Me''. 'hat vniV, .ln9 "nnce tlicy will glt. Ml" Inn S B '"honor of Miss Mc will In M..lll0A,,aH,; n,)l1 WB flub Doret Til1'8 lh0';,a, p- Keath. Miss 'VhSn L lrewP"l? nedgern, Miss Eliner Ilmi, nn', of, Greenville, Del ; Miss "ch" r W', a."f Virginia jje. At reWJr,T.Pr''dcrlclt,,Drftvten. Mr. J. 'hcw V'li""', 3d, Mr. nichnrd OlaVten MnJla.rc,n,y McFiulden. Mr. Witts TrMeMJc,Kel .antl J'r- nidley atts, Jr., of MorrUtewn. N. J. 'oei r T.Mr"- st,evcns Heckscher. of ltat'en JfJlceyJ,place' have ,8SUe(l In ti Imr ?!? 'J,dlnner en Monday ee Gwfrrtvlan!h87l . In noner f MIPS Anen fJI.?,,,1PB and Miss Margaret ion VnnfJ?Jar.tne .dw", nt ,h0 "ntlng. ion alley Country Club. me quests her attended tlm illn.ie,- l: Henry 1 M? Ionic TZ urrM MrV A r VW l'' ..uht"nKpi? ; lfe ns .Mnrtlia .McAllister. 110 is n best man for his stepson. The ushers ...n,inn of Mr. and Mrs. Beauvenu win ineimin Mr. wiiiism wm.j "-v 11,0 h ,,Virri,'0,v,?Fie irBe Rtiv. nt Wmim m' M'--,qd Mrs. Henry Mil cr W MS. Jr" am Mr" " lllLIJ Alt (A , - - . wlSSJl She party en satuninv, aiarcli 11, In honor IUIumb. . Mr. tuul Mrs. Graham Dougherty,' e1 JYesh Henda, -Vjncote, will cntpitaln a r nt 11 nmnn tneatre party roilewed by sup per at tlm Illts-Carlten en Monday eve rung, J-'ebruary 27, In honor of Miss Gertrude Du Puy Dougherty, debutante ilaujthter of Mrs. Francis S. Dougherty, of 2306 Locust street There will be elglitecn guests. At the wedding of Miss Catharine Godfrey Llevd, daughter of Mrs. Jehn T.leyd. of 1520 Spruce street, and Mr. Jeseph Longstreth, son of Mrs. William inantewn, which will take place en Sat- xuncii MiMir, nv 1, lersienr 1. nor. r.Pr,,5:Iaw of the brldcaroem; Mr, ..,i. mu j une isiar, .Mr. l-nillp llev. nelds. of New Yerk; Mr. Charles K. Jehnsen, Mr. Hawson Lloyd, brother of the bride, and Mr. Sidney W. Milne. Mrs. Jehn D. Samuel and her debu tante daughters, Miss IOls Samuel and Miss Maria D. Samuel, of 2015 Pine street, will give the last of their Satur nay afternoons In February at home after 4 e clock en Saturday next. These nfslsttng In jecelvlnir will Include Mrs. Bcnlnmln Bulleck. Jr., Mrs. C Heward nih Jr 5U.a,-, Wacr I- Cooper, Mrs. William T. nilett nnd Mrs. w, Percy blmpsen. Ne cards have been sent out. 11 Me "d Mrs. Samuel K. Reeves, of 316 Seuth Twenty-nrst street, wilt leave for Augusta, On., en March 1. where they will spend several weekw. .r,Mrt-eh& S!ery cn,ks' Jr- ""d her son. Mr. Morten Jenks, of Chestnut !!: ?ire ,BPendlnB several weeks at Palm Beach. .A?!irV? n? MrBl Hlchard M. Cadwalader, 2019 De Lancey place, will call en Tues day next en the Aqultanla for several months' stay In Europe. Mrs. William TT. Montgomery, of Radner, and Mrs. S. Dea Sinkler. also of Radner, left lest week for California. Mrs. Montgomery will visit her sister. M'ss Sarah C. Breck, at San Diege, and Mrs Sinkler will visit her mother, Mrs. J. M. Rhodes, at Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. M. Boyd Brodhead, of l l .1 ... . .. V . " ."ilitr, BONWIT TELLER & CO. CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET Prier te the Opening of our Enlarged Ceat Department for Women and Misses, which will occupy the entire third fleer WE ANNOUNCE FINAL CLOSING-OUT SALE WOMEN'S & MISSES' COATS The entire Stock of Misses' Winter Coats and Wraps, formerly en the fourth fleer, and Women's Coats and Wraps has been arranged in seven groups en the third fleer for this most extraordinary event. EVERY GARMENT AT ACTUAL COST AND LESS MISSES' SIZES 141618 WOMEN'S SIZES 34 te -46 UTILITY COATS Formerly te 98.50 New A group of Coats of Shagmoer, Belivia and all-wool coating in a number of smart models FUR-TRIWD COATS Formerly te I10.00-eyy Qf) Pan Velainc. Belivia, Pole and imported Tweed, with brown " black or gray caracul. Alse taupe wolf and natural raccoon." FUR-TRIM'D COATS Formerly te 9JflL-New J.fi OO Belivia. Pandora, Pan Velaine and Tweed, with cellars of t0,JJ wolf, caracul and Aust. opossum. COATS AND WRAPS Formerly te 1 10.00-X Belivia, Pandora, Pan Velaine, with large cellars of gray caracul, wolf, beaver, Aust. opossum or gray squirrel. Seme have fur cuffs. FUR-TRIM'D COATS Formerly te 165.00-Kew 8 OH Marvella, Orlande. Belivia and Pan Velaine, with round or 00,UU shawl cellars of plat, or taupe wolf and caracul. Many have fur cuffs. COATS AND CAPES Formerly te 17J.00 New 85 00 Belivia, Orlande and Marvella, with cellars and cuffs of cray vV squirrel, Must, opossum and caracul, with cellars of nutria and raccoon. EVENING WRAPS Formerly te 27J.0flu.New 1 25 00 Chiffen velvet, Paradise velvet, brocade, chiffon and taffeta. ' Seme with monkey fur, elephant-dyed squirrel and taupe wolf. rpHE SAVINGS provided in this exceptional sale are se great as' X te make a purchase of one of these high-grade coats for next winter, a wise investment. Only the finest materials, the choicest furs and the highest type of workmanship have entered into the devclep- uMTTTTcD J,1iipre8ent8 an PPrtunity te secure a BONWIT TELLER & CO. Daytime or Evening Wrap at a fraction of the original marking. NO. C. 0. D.'s 7 EVENING ! PUBlkti Attractive Matreri MRS. WALTON CLARK, JR. Of 325 Seuth Twentieth street nnd Whlte Heuse, Deven B465 Lebanon nvenue, Wynneflcld, will entertain at a smnll Informal auction brldge party at their home tomorrow evening. General Sir Atthur W. Cunle. G V M. G.. IC C. B , K. C. M. O.. V. B.. head of McGlll University, Montreal, Camula, was the puest Inst evening of Colonel and Mrs. Jehn S. Muckle, of 2023 "Wal nut street. A pretty Saturday nt wedding took nlace Inst Miss Elslo Russell, nlece of Mi'ss' Eliza-' afternoon nt 4 o'cle-jlt. when betll Russell, of Wlssahlcken. became the bride of Mr. Hareld Moerchi-ad. Only the lmmorllnte families w-(re pres ent. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Hlhschman, of the Wlssahlcken Presbyterian Church. After a wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Mecrchcad will live In Wlssahlcken. tjBi i- laLLLLLLLI vaaaaaaaKzjiaaaaje. . , t 'jaaaaaaB v aaa gr'MC'. s idiaaaaaaai "B H I I TOB:-:.. ' m m W"""f'M BBBBBBBBBrSB W: ',' . viBBBBBBBBBa FOR TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Alse imported tweeds larking. NO APftcdVALS NO &.: STV-j iuj "Ai'JlVUA fl-TVrfj , 'r-.-r. , ."ti ir.iifeii H,r WSJULu ..! fj'n I ! II llW "' . W I 1 QERMANTOWN The Oermnntewn Chapter of the Beta. Alpha Beta Sorority of the nlrls' High .Scheel will glve a St. Patrick's party en Saturday evenlng, March 18, , at the home of Miss Evelyn Lacey, 4920 Rubl cam avenue. The ether members et the sorority are: Miss Mildred 8 mono, Mrs. Melvln Grebe, Miss Minerva Urebe, Miss Ollve Spencer, Miss Cloor Cleor Cloer glna Sklrvlng, Miss Oladys Uavls, Miss Francis Mnckey. Miss Annette an Burcn, Miss Uiur.a High, Miss Lella Mnclntyre, Miss Jacauellne Turner and Miss Dorethy Mairlll. Mrs. Walter Dclsreth, of 2848 liist Highland nvenue, Chestnut Hill, gave 11 Washington's Birthday party for her son, Master Billy Delsreth, yester day nfternoem ALONG THE READING A .,IMAM flfltll,. Tt'A rilnner dance was held. the Huntingdon Valley Country Club, Old YerK reaa, lam evtniiii, Dr. nnd Mrs. Rnlph E. Bewers, of i:iklns Park, have returned from Flor Fler ida, where they spent she weeks. Mrs. Beu-ers was formerly Miss ee Me gargec, of Wyncote. WEST PHILADELPHIA m,Uf ,iidliit took tilace en Tucs- I day, February 21. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Cceper, of Highland Park, when Miss Constance Gregg Wallace, daughter of the late Dr. Charles "Wallace, of this cltv, be be bo came the bride of Mr. Wlllard Brown Moere, of Du Bels, Pa. The Rev. Harry H. Bird officiated. Only the Immediate relatlvee were present. Mm v. .T. Mascey entertained the , members of her Ave hundred club at I the home of Mrs. William H. Abbett, 4842 "Walten avenue, ;n Wednesday ! afternoon. Among the guests wci e Mr? Jeseph Lister, Mrs. J. Merrlsscn, Mrs 1 A. Fergusen, Mrs. J. Lewncs, Mrs. II. Hlmen, Mrs. H. B. Lockwood and Mrs. 1 William H. Abbett. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Jeseph Leahy, of 2151 Seuth Woodstock street, will entertain the members of her card club at her home this evening. Among the guests will be Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Cecilia Kenny, Miss Evelyn Butten. Miss Rosalle Lynch, Mlas Mary Lener and Miss Agnes McCressen. The members of the Woedcress C. f will held their annual reception and dance tomorrow evenlng at McCrea's Academy, 1617 Snyder avenue. The committee In charge Includes Mr. James Scott, Mr. Albert Myers, Mr. Frank Hnhn, Mr. Jeseph Courtney, Mr. Daniel Davis, Mr. William Myers, Mr. William Donevan, Mr. Albert McGulgan and Mr William Craig. 19 75 ew 50.00 EXCHANGES MMmMA:Mk MISS MARJORIE KENT BRIDE OF MR. HAYDOCK Wedding Takes Place In Wyncote. Mlia Ceurtnty Marries Mr. Nelen A wedding et Interest wilt tnlce place nt 7 o'clock this evening at All Hallewi' Church, Wyncote, when Miss Marjerie Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William CnmuDeld Kent, will herumn Iht. hrlrtp of Mr. Iteser IIa deck, Ken of Mr.i t've ' tnn bHdPBroein. who celebrated SR2nJf"..6'e..,iKae' et ww'eV PftrU'1" nwtlal mass" MhV Careline M. --"--.-""' '" '"f" -wuy ncr. nt Anhnrn. .-.. i., uncie or me undo, will omclate, nsilstrd by the Kev. Clarence' C. Sil vester, rector of the church. Mr. Kent will five his dauRhter in marriage. Mrs. Jehn Walkftr Moere, of Leuisvlfie, Ky., will attend her sister as matron of &eni?.lT,h,0 WMesmaldi will be Miss Km ly O. Haydock, of Ridley Park, the tfri?S:00? ,,,t' "nd MlM Mllllcent :..Ji?yl of aennantewn. The bride will i,,.3. .fn meitW wedding rewn of m?'..i"U? t,d1dchB lace, with a n,?Z nf'v.52di 1U cnrry shower beu- . .. - -. ..:"' - --"-- li0pna0rh!UnSJr 0-eJill"IlI. and a brown I .,C.P i ',! i si." will carry sweet pensi ...... "'v-fc nm ermesmnlds will wear S Si fr.0"1cwA '-at,, a,?,? ... - r-.-nviiu, n iv rn l npan nini i lilacs. , . . .. w v 1'VK j ieinririrK iik ii v kiimii Mr, C.vnmvA .ll u' CV .".au.c"t ' el hTeth.rt0-.?'. iJ?wy.. another rnend Vi V m. ' ' it'lnJ. of R ch bride's h?Vh.Mra,r?. Kent. th. r "ttiSSSZ X"&& Mr!njaneS SuTCT S?a5S55frS3 Themis Wm:.;.'"."."."-. ". and .Mr. angremar, the home of SMrsftKs?':-jffl din tn,.rnr,.'V""urn from n wed ' -'" Bna mm. ifaydeck will IMPORTBRR ', DBBlOXenS 4 MAKERS APrXRBL OF THE IIIOHEST TUAX TWEXTY GOWNS WRAPS SUITS FURS BLOUSES LINGERIE HOSIERY JaUB rv' Spert Suits, Capes, Coats 19.50 te 59.50 The Suits are strictly man-tailored, the box Coats very chic, with slashed and patch pockets, narrow belts. The Coats are very decided sport models, cut after Eng lish raglan models or plain mannish styles. Materials are English and Scotch Tweeds, double-faced coating, novelty stripes and plaids in imported materials. The Capes, newest of all, arc se becoming, se practical, that they bid fair te take first place. New Spert Blouses Leng waist effects with belts and sashes trimmed with braids, embroidered cellars; some collarless. Gelf red, Dutch blue, pumpkin, gray, canna, lark and navy. 9.95 and 12.95 I - We Specialize in Apparel That 4 - - Wi(LjI Vni EVENINGS AT 8:15 fiT 0 LTRK MAT. SAT. BEST SEATS $1.50 I BONWIT TELLER & CQ 3 fcH I CHESTNUT AT 13T" STREET jf tf&Jg&VSjk&n I I CREPE FAILLE U JJfiKnONFDDIldMEraW j CANTON CREPE 1 JmLrDIMi j RADIUM TAFFETA JkM "tSctmht cT aTVhI - Interpret the Spring Medes in JVemen's DAYTIME FROCKS 39.5049.5059,50 Specially Priced Expressive of the Springtime as the flowers are these new frocks in the rich texture of silken fabric, the exquisite coloring, the grace and youth in designing, the delightful newness in decorative effects. Cornflower, Beige, Periwinkle, Rouge, Copen, Navy, Blad(, Cobweb, Vert, Ladybird While the Spring Silhouette universally sponsors the uneven hem line, the individual mode achieves the effect in varied ways: Panels, winged and straighl. narrow and wide; heavy tassels and lengthened sash ends. Cire ribbon, cut steel beads, hand drawn work, jet and crystal beads are notes of interest. r or interest. y Jjj Women's DcpL, Second Fleer i d&ifSm. be nt home after April 1 at 29 Cricket nvenue, ArdmeTe, Va. NOLEN COUIITNCY Tn the presence of a number of rela tives nnd friends, Mlis Itosemary Courtney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J. Courtney, of 6687 Chew street, nnd Mr. llaymend A. Nelen, of put ncrmantewn, were" married en Wednes day mernlnff In the Immaculate Concep tion Church, 1'ricn street nnd ArdlclRli avenue bv the Rev. Jeseph. Sullivan, C. M.. or fit. Vincent's Church, a rein Courtney, a sister of the bride, was mnid of honor ana wr. inceni v. Nelen. a brother et the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were Mr. "Walter A Courtney, a brother of the bride; Mr. Rebert Nelen, a brother of the bridegroom; Mr. Frank A. IiUdden nnd Mr. Leuis Dougherty. The bride was given In marriage by her father. A wedding breakfast followed at the home of the bride's parenta for the Immediate family and a few friends. Upen their return from a wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelen will live at 6530 Chew street after April 15. HAOnr.GANS FISHER I A quiet wedding took place at 1.30 I o'clock today when Miss Anna 12. Klimer, t. ui. iah of 4922 Pulaski avenui, Ocrmantewn, was married tc Mr. Charles B. Hagei gann, of Philadelphia. The ceremony took place at the home of the bilde. The Rev. Dr. Purman Sheek, pastor of the Church of the Advocate, Wayne avenue and Queen lane, officiated. The bride were a gown of white satin trim med with fllet lac nnd carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Mildred Flsher, who attended her sister as maid of honor, were a frock of blue canton crepe and carried pink roses. Mr. Wenlev Wllilns wan hrnt man. Aftnr a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Hngelcan; i j: :' OT WOUKSS AXD CBILDREX'a CHARACTER FOR UORB - SIX YEARS SWEATERS MILLINERY SKIRTS PETTICOATS CHILDREN'S APPAREL NEGLIGEES Chestnut Cerner Twelfth New Spert Sweaters Of fiber silk and alpaca wool, the slip-ever style favored. Celers are jockey, brown, buff and checks of black-and- white, navy-and-bisque, queisc-and-rust. tur- 5.95 te 12.95 Slenderizes the Larger Women imsw a,i.A .. m' 9 I."., l y.L j. . jrfASsaHhiWN...-!- 1 jf MAl-i 1 (,lX . . ,..,,-., "'"-"' jst'er; ,irjM ti j. K1, mzmfejfim rf.i'htifrxifVJ 'iI Vi w, - vwmw$&7lik:-m . '' f ' r &. .wr 'itHT . JtaaLJ1BM&, " " vtr m , .W WHrlHHfH VWH,',.... ,' will be at home at 429 West Taber read, Olney. ' MOORE8TOWN Miss Dorethy Warden was the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Edward J. Griffith, of Camp Dlx, at a house party before the hop given en Tuesday night. Mrs. Mary Sumner and Mrs. Edwin Sumner gave a large brldge party at the home of Mrs. M. Sumner en Satur day afternoon. DELAWARE COUNTY Mr. and Mrs. M. Chester Cnmpbell, et Ridley Park, have been entertnlnlng Mrs. Campbell's father, Mr. William Ramsey, for a few days. The Original BOYSHFORM BRASSIERES Still Going Big Aperlnl attention te Cersrt for K(out, Htimlcnl and Maternity. iffladains 835 Chestnut St. ytmw.MODEttATK rmcEsms FEBRUARY SALE rtj n Pullman Sleepers Full Shell Effect 4 i I 4 Will lined end '.j cathientd -J White, $ 19.98 Ivery or Gray DELAWARE HOUSEFURNISHING CO. 2 Manulactartr, whole- ' sale and Retail Dealer .',1 of I he better kind of Farnitare. 'j ' Kensington Ave. & Cambria St. :'i mrtKr-nnv op iw. j j. .sjrt'iiRnT SHUBERTvaudevilie f OAILY MATS. AT 2.15 -EVES AT aft I ANOTHER SMASH !M3 Bl ILL " "ujiv.i iuinr star. CHARLES JHIRCELLl i miniOAL COMIDY 3TAK. . MBHtARtRT KINNCVfrMARTMAaMUay AND -OTHER STAR ACTS Ikui. H"HI ty CUCKOO SPANGLES THt UTtST W9 MR8iST BtVUt. PRtStrntB Wt -t WOW. CBtATO'J OF "CMUCKU? f IMI- IN 7 SCENES COMPANY f SO PCOnt I tAM S SHUBERT KVKMMIS AT fl:IO SHARP a Matmcc Saturday. Bait Seat 5Z.00 EDDIE CANTOR IN A PCPPY PMISPU RtVUt Of IAUCM ( LADIM I I 'MAKE IT SNAPPY H WiT ASmMMtetNG SHOWIR OF STARS I S AND 75 DAINTY DIAPHANOUS DIVINITIES I WALNUT fcVEMMiS AT :30 Matiaee Saturday, SOc te $1.50 CfitkSrs3 WITH ALMA TELL, McKAY MORRIS "livfrione who read thM bonk will want te gp thn nlftv " RHrORD AK1PHI bt( WILLIAM SEATS -..jTHUKMAr . SEAISI SAT MAT l.M HODGE IN DOC LOVE'' POSITIVELY LAST 13 1IMES AGBORGE Aransy (S c: 'mm PRliM EARL lil.RR ltIGOERS HTPRY (ubi. ii..ii m m sAlulluAV rVEMNO POST 'Tx-illnKlv dltMi'ii't 10 nn.l .1 PiMirn n nnti-H nn.l at the iimn linie . n tfrntlnu a ih nnc ' North Amerl .in .NEXT WEEK THE MOST WONDEHEUL PICTCRi; IN AMERICA FOOLISH WIVES CM Ht una with VUN SlKUHtlM 11 THE MAN YOU WILL LOVE TO HATE" AL!L'. iJirli-."'JL, IOMUHT AT S'15 NtW YUKK. I ALBERT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA COATES Final t'enrert Tlikftn lit Afnilpmr nnil llpnni fiup.t Conductor ucter inlht Metronelitan ,SV Txiay-Teniht . -. p.r. nmoen Any H,ae, 1 Mae Desmond Frank Fielder 1 "KISS AND MAKE UP" Acailpm-Tkt. Ilex Oft.. Htium s.JlIU Client. r ORCHESTRA ..,, ,..yj , EMMETT WELCH Minstefs , Batl. V V. anil Tnn.la Hi. Vwlvwi1 ' UNIVERSITY MITHKI'M SutiinlT at10. frtt lltuitratnl Ipcture. I'arlrntiira In Ancient Art." br Dr. I)"ia fi! Rehlnwin, Manr lanUrn .11 A.. Many lantern alltlea. CASINO .w,n"- Mat. Today ---w tw, -avBiaaar'iaalBSai iui t tiTii date. B Wli-0; t" ' i "II u i mm n CONTWL'OL'S 11 A. M. Tt 1 1 I M ! AB. &6e dm&gf a Q V 27 'I ffftrO-ky' JJ MU JuS' DireMMk WaalfrjliBiawUir ' $;, Ol. NlNh.TKKNTH AND JMnKET f 11 A. M. TO 11 T. M riRST NATIONAL WKBK? 5i, ii ap i7ii HAMPTOl (V( With Jama 1U Star-Dui ct.....4 k. 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