T-TJTTTT.'rniJilPHIA. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1014..
SOCIAL LIFE IN AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA
MRS. GEORGE GORDON MEADE LARGE
Mrs. Large, Who 13 One of the Lending Society Women of This City, and Her Family Are Spending
the Early Fall at Their Home in Rydal.
CALEB FOX. Jr., Harry Drayton. William
H. Folwcll, 2il. James Spear ami A. Mer
cer Illtldlp Jr., have Bone on a ten days' hunt
Ins ti lp to Jnekman, Mc.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Klwr. who have been
IIvIiik I" Bala, have taken apartments at the
Coionado for the winter.
Mis. Florence O'Xell nnd her daughter, Miss
EiiBonlo O'Xeil. of Pittsburgh, are spending
oevcial days at the Lincoln. Miss O'Xell Is n
frequent visitor to this city, where sho has
been the h'uest of Miss Josephine Cooke.
Mrs. W. B. Cuperton, wife of Rear Admiral
Caporton, and their daughter, Miss Marsuerlto
Cuperton, will leave Newport on Wednesday
and return to this city. They will spend the
winter at the Rlttenhouso.
Fiicnds of Mis. Itohort II, Hlnckloy, of 33G
South Sixteenth street, will regret to know of
her very serious Illness at her summer home
at Swarthmore.
Mis. Thomas Dolan and Miss Sarah Dolan.
of Torres.tl.ile, left last week for an extended
trip through the west.
Mis. David W. Sellers, who has been In New
England for some time, has returned to town
and will spend the winter at tho Rlttcnhouse.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
VEnBItooK-Mi anil Mrs. Edward E. Hard
Ins, Jr., of South Latches lane, are receiving
congratulations on tho birth of a son, Edward
B. Harding, 3d. Mrs. Harding will be remem
bered ns Miss Helen Marguerite Bulmer, of
Overbrook.
Mtas Helen Glaso, of Woodbine avenue, has
leturned from Europe, wheio she was trav
eling with a party of friends. Her paients.
Air. and Mrs. James L. Gluse, spent part of
the summer at Oceun City.
Mrs. E. G. Hoyler gavo a small luncheon
Thursday at hur homo on Maple avenue.
MEUION-Shopley W. Evans and his two young
sons, who haye been spondlng tho lust live
weeks at their bungalow In Malno, are ex
pected homo tho second week in October. Mrs.
Evans returned from Maine laHt week.
Mr. nnd Mis. Frederic S. Morris, of Now
York, recently moved to Merlon, whero they
have tnken a house at tho corner of Merlon
and Sycamore avenuos.
Wilson Evans Anderson, ton of Mr. and Mrs.
William Y. C. Anderson, of South Highland
avenue, has left for Nazareth, Ii., where ho
13 attending tho Nazaieth Halt Military
Academy.
NAiutEiiTil-Mr. and Mrs. William D. Llndsey,
ot Maplewood, N. J., who aro visiting Mrs.
Lindsey's paients, Mr. ami Mrs. William Kirk.
Jr.. will return home Iho lliat of next month
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Covert of Hampden
road, have returned fioin a four weeks' visit
to Land's End. Capo Ann, Mubs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. ILill have returned homo
from tho Avalon Hotel, where they spent two
months.
wim;woo-MIss Emily 0. Ellison has re
turned fiom tho Atlantic City Hospital, having
leoovered fiom n very serious operation.
Miss Mary Malloy, of New Yoik, who rc
ct ntly uiuleiwent u seilous operation this sum
mer whllo visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter J.
Snyder, of Hathaway lane. Is convalescing, but
expects to remain (is tho guest of Mr. and
Mis. Snyder until early winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Jones are spending
several day at Taughammock Falls, N. Y.
Altr10iu:-Mr. and Mrs. William I. Landls
lecently moved from 131 Cilcket u venue to
their now home, 124 Ardmoie avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, l'aul Spencer and Miss Mar
garet Sponcor have returned to their "homo
on lunu road, after spending th'e summer on
tho coast ot Maine
CHESTNUT HILL
Mr, and Mrs. A Hurley Pancoast aio occu
py ng thlr new residence at 106 Allen lane.
Mrs Tancist recently returned from Vcntnor,
wlicru th wai visiting friends.
Mrs Alexander Henry, Jr. ot 7M3 Cresheim
road, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hanson,
at her cottngo in Capo May. Mrs. Henry will
be remembered as Miss Virginia Hanson be
fore her marriage.
Sir. and Mrs. E. Earle Johnson, of 7203
Charlton street, have gone to visit Mr. John
son's mothor nnd fnthor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
Hlno Johnson, at their country place In War
rick. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson have returned
fiom a camping trip in Maine.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Hallowell V. Morgan, who have
been spending the summer at Beverley Farms,
Mass., aro now at Pi outs Neck, Me., and will
not return to their homo In Rydal until ti
middle of tho week. Mrs. Morgan will be
remembered ns Miss Clntra Hutchinson.
Among thoso who entertained at dinner
before tho dance at tho Huntingdon Valley
Club nt Noble, on Saturday night, were Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. S. Rex, Dr. and Mrs. E. II.
Dewhurst, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hosklns, Mr.
George F. Henrls, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rlttenhouso
Mlllor, Mr. McBcrney, Mr. Longloy and Mr.
Atlee.
Mr. and Mrs. rhlllp S. Collins, who have
been nbroad all summer, returned to their
homo on Greenwood avenue nnd Church road,
Wyncoto, on Thursday, after having been
maiooned In Italy for many weeks.
Major nnd Mrs. Walter Schull, who have
been occupying an npuitment at the Wlssa
litckon, hnvo gono to Sprlnglleld, Mass., whoie
Major Schull Is stationed at tho Sprlnglleld
Arsenal,
Harry L. nittenhouse, foimerly of German
town and now a resident of Harrisburg, spent
several days last week ns tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler Lord.
Miss Dorothy Burgess, of C30iJ Germantown
avenue. Is at present the guest of her sister
and brothoi-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lanniug
Harvey, of AVilkes-Barre, at their camp,
Thornhurst, Lackawanna County, Pocono
Mountains. x
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mervyn Graham, ofr327
West Seymour street, have closed their Chel
sea cottago and aro at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Gruves will close
their Capo May cottage October 1 and icturn
to their homo at M.inhelm street and Wlssa
lilctcon avenue.
Miss Elslo Mackeown is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Hairison tit her apartment in Now York.
Mrs Arthur Hood, of 213 West Rlttcnhouse
street, Is spending seeral days In Ocean City,
accompanied by her sister. Miss Elslo Carroll,
of Oak Lane.
Mrs. C. F. Moorhead, of 243 West School
House lane, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Clam Mooihe.id, will return from her
houso at Cimdoii on October I,
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmot Grant Pelrce, who have
spent the entire summer abroad, arrived last
week on tho steamship Olympic.
Mr. and Mrs. William Holmes Cookman have
closed their Cape May cottago and have opened
their house on West Price street.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. KurU, of Manhcim
btreet, will leave shortly for the West Indies.
Mrs. David English Dallam gave a small tea
last week In honor of Mrs, J. Nicholas
Mitchell.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth J. Miller, of t16
North Thirteenth street, Oak Lane, is being
entertained tonight iFflday) by Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Annesley, of 6713 Walton avenue. Mrs.
Miller, until this early fall, was Miss Myrtle
Johnson, of Oak Lane. Tho other guests were
Miss Fellnu Johnson, MUs Alice Schneider,
Miss Josephiuo Kessler, MUs Kathryn Lee,
M1S3 Minna Lee, MUs Gortrudo Cambridge,
Mr. uinl Mrs, Walter Lufkln, Mr, and Mrs. AV
Zledler, Mr Parker, Mrs. McKnlght, Uadcliff
Whitehead. Charles FronkenUeld and Mr,
Cochran.
The ciolr of the Oak Lane Me JrUdlst Church
will give a, musical Sunday evenp, October i.
Among tho sotolsU will be Mlsa Kathryn Scott,
Boprano. and Frank Connelly, baritone. Pro
fessor" Thunder, conductor of tho Philadelphia
Orchestra, will bo tho pianist,
Tho Haydn Club, of Oak Lane, Is planning an
unusuat winter of study, for which a special
meeting will bo called on Monday, afternoon nt
tho club's studio, In the Oreble building, nt 1708
Chestnut street, nnd tho program will be ar
ranged for the tnld-wlnlor concert.
Tho ofllcorB for tho season arcs Mrs. Alfred
Gray, president! Mrs. George V. Vollmer, vlca
president! Miss Alberta Harris, secretary', Miss
Craig, librarian, nnd Mrs. AVIIIIam T. AVyckoft.
treasurer. Mrs. Gertrude Haydn Fcrnlcy will
bo tho director, ns formerly.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Philip C Adams, of 255 South Thirty
eighth street, gave a brldgo whist party on Fri
day, September 25, In honor of her sister, Miss
Estcllo Lynch.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kelly, having spent the
eummor In Bcrwyn, Pa., returned to their
home, 3903 Spring Garden street.
Mrs. M. A. Dabbs, having spent tho summer
In Atlantic City, returned on Monday to liei
apartments nt tho La Blanche, Cist and Walnut
streets
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Buzby, of 4528 Spruco
street, will closo their house In Atlantic City
about October 1 and return to town for tho
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Mlchell, of 5013 Chest
nut Btreet, havo closed their house In Long
port and returned to town for the winter.
Judge nnd Mrs. J. W. Kephnrt and family,
ot Ebensburg, Pa., havo taken npartments for
tho winter nt tho Sattcrlee.
Mlsa Kathryn Kelly was hostess nt a large
dansant given at her home, 5401 Chester ave
nue, Inst Wednesday. Tho houso waa elabor
ately decorated with roses, palms and ferns.
Among those who attended wero MIm Grace
Jones, Miss Marlon Myers, Miss Levcrno Lom
bort, Miss Dorothy Cllft, Miss Beatrice Holmes,
Miss Mario Mack, Mlsa Elva Foxnll, Miss Vera
Tuberdy, Miss Matilda Shapiro, Miss Dorothy
Klrchoner, Miss Emily Hotrlck, Miss Mildred
Hoover, Mies Ethel Mack and Messrs. Truman
Swing, Gilbert Van Hosen, Roger Clayton, Hor
ace Krause, .Dewccs Klrchoner, William
AVcrntz, Irvln Gavoerlck, Earle Schrufer,
Charles Ghucrt, Clnrenco Hutton, Alice Kelley,
Joseph Gallagher, Philip Barry, Russell Dolly.
Stawart Stemmlor, Harvey Llpplncott, AVnltcr
Adamson, Donald Hastings, Theodore De Bow.
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Invitations havo boon received from Mr. and
Mrs. Pembroke D. Hnrton for the wedding of
their daughter, Genevieve, to Clayton F. Shoe
maker, Jr., on AVednesday morning, October 14,
at half-past 10 o'clock. Miss Harton wltl be at
tended by her sister. Dr. Julia P. Harton, as
bridesmaid, and by Miss Mnrguerlto Ryan as
maid of honor. Mr. Shocmnker will have as
best man Mr. John Keefcr, and tho ushers will
be Messrs. John Rowles, Vincent Carroll and
Claudo Helleman. A reception will bo given In
tho evening of the same day at tho home of
tho bride's parents. 1721 Glrard avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. AVIlliam I. Stanton havo re
turned from Ocean City, whero they havo spent
tho summer, and have opened their house at
7114 Boyer street, Mount Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer Rellly have
closed their cottage at Ocean City and returned
to their home nt 152S North Nineteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J, Fasy are being con
gratulated on tho birth of a son, Joseph, born
on September 26.
! Mrs. C, F. Shoemaker and her family are
again nt lb02 Wallace street, after summering
In tho suburbs.
Mrs. Alfred Layman, of 1630 North Eight
eenth street, har returned from AVIldwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kauffman, of 1520 North
Eighth street, have announced the betrothal of
their daughter, Miss Helen B. Kauffman, to
Harry G. Rubin, of his city.
The wedding of MUs Charlotte B. Moore,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, of
2217 North 21st street, and AA'UIam Shoenemann,
.on of AVIlliam C. Shoenemann, of 2337 North
Park avenue, will take place Saturday, nt noon,
in tho Memorial Church of the Advocate, Eight
eenth and Diamond streets. The ceremony will
be performed by tho rector, tho Rev. Henry
Martyn Mcdary, and will bo witnessed only by
the Immediate families of the couple. The bride
will bo given In marrluge by her father and
will be unattended. Oti their return from a
wedding journey tho couplo will live at 5404
Angola Terrace.
Mr. and Mis. William Flood, of 3321 Spring
Garden street, have returned from their sum
mer homo nt AVIldwood. They wero accom
panied by Mrs. Flood's brother-in-law und sis
ter, Dr. nnd Mrs. Frank Moore,
.Airs. Fred J. Clnistman, of 2253 North 33d
street, was the guest last week of Mrs. II. C.
Dunlap, ot Hatboro.
Mr. nnd Mis. Louis Steelier, of 2137 North
Broad street, aio visiting In New fork.
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. James Jaynon, who has spent tljo sum
mer months at Atlantic City, expects 10 leave
for Atlanta this week. Mrs. Juynon was for
meily Miss Eleanor Carroll, of 2527 South
Colorado tcirace.
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Sehlaurer, of 1317 South
Front street, who left Philadelphia eaily in
July for a tour of Europe, havo been nimble
tcV secure a return passage, Mr. and Mrs.
Schlauior spent most of tho time In southern
Em upo, but went to Berlin Into In August, and
have been detulned there ever since.
Miss Mjttlu Duruliig, of 1SII South Nineteenth
stieet, has leturned to hor homo, huving spent
most of tho summer at Ocean City.
Miss Margaret McChickin and MUs Anna Mo
Uucklti leturned to their homo this week, at
1639 South Nineteenth street, having spent the
summer at their cnttugo nt Absecon. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Mctluckln aro expected to return about
October 10.
Mrs. William P. Minire, of Brooklyn, N. V.,
will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chuilcs N.
O'Neill, iif 2110 .South SMeenth street, this week.
Miss ll.iiumh Howard, of 1732 South Broad
stttut, is visiting her sister In Boston, Mass.
Hurry Huverty will motor with tome friends
tomonow to Boston, Mass., where he will re
main for toveral days.
Vincent Thomas bus just leturned from the
dn Pont Hotel, Wilmington, Del., where he
opeut tho summer, to his homo, 1721 Mitltlu
street.
MiMi Katherlno Jackson, of JUS MqKean
stirot, who ms beoij standing the summer In
CheUeu. leturned Saturday to her home. A
delightful party was given In her honor that
nUht by her friends with whom sho Is very
popular.
Anions those present were MUs Clara Wil
bur!, MUs Rose Jackon, MUs Eleanor Sothon,
Dr. Thomas Ropor. Dr. AVIlliam Lewis, AVal
ter Herron and AVIlliam Jackson.
Mr and Mrs. II S. Montgomery, of 430 South
41th street, have closed their cottage at Ocean
City and returned to town,
ROXBOROUGH
Tlio WUianlckon Canoe Club gavo a very
enjoyable dance Saturday night nt the club.
houso Pnrk Itolreat, which vr&s decorated with
roses, ferns and apple, blossoms. Those par
ticipating were Miss May Gordon, Miss Irene
Churchill, Miss Gerald Gordon, Miss Ella Slu
vors, Miss May Brill. Miss Agnes Burns, Mlsa
Marian Grundy, Miss Letlls Grundy, Miss
Beatrice Lovell. Miss Flosslo Bell, George Tay
lor, Joseph Genshelmcr James Smith, Carl
Meyers, Frank Hennossy, Gordon Swayne,
Joseph Gullfoll, AVIlliam Masqn, Ivan Field,
Herbert Soudcn nnd Charles Souden.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Ford, of 425 Green lane,
have returned frnjn Atlantic City.
Miss Sturgls, of 4S8 Green lane, has returned
from a visit to friends In Lenoir, North Carolina,
TIOGA
Miss Beatrice Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred C. Smith, of 1530 AVcst Venango
street, gave a luncheon yesterday, at which
her engagement to W. Harold Batt, of Tioga,
was announced. Fall flowers were combined
with ferns In tho attractive decorations. Tho
guests were tho associates of tho hostess In
tho Sigma Gamma sorority nnd Included Miss
Eleanor Stone, Mlsa Margucrlto Batt, Miss
Helen Eyre, Miss Helen Millard, MUs Gladys
Fries, Miss Dorothy Gamble, Miss Addle Lut
ton and Miss Edith Larzelere.
Mrs. AVIlliam Lee, of 3632 North Nineteenth
street, has returned from an all summer's stay
at AVIHow Grove.
Mrs. II. J. Morrow, with her son and daugh
ter, Georgo Morrow and Miss May Morrow, ot
North Nineteenth street, have gone to the
Pocono Mountains for tho early autumn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. CharleB D. Beattry, of 2104 West
Tioga Btreot, returned on Saturday from Ber
lin, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred AVntcrs and Miss Marie
AVators, of 3561 North 21st street, have returned
from an extended tour abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Dallas, of 3420 North 22d
street, aro passing the early fall In Atlantic
City.
Mrs. John E. AVIck and her daughters, Miss
Reba AVIck and Miss Gertrude AVIck, of 3567
North 21nt street, hnv- closed their cottage In
Ocean City and have returned to their wlntct
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Muth, of 3338 North
Park avenu:, havo returned from a fortnight'
vfslt In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Margaret G. Frocllch and her daugh
ters, Miss Mario Frocllch and Miss Adallne
Froellch, of 1231 AVeat Allegheny avenue, will
remain nt their Ventnor cottage through the
early fall.
LANSDOWNE
The Suburban Athletic Club, of Lansdowne, Is
preparing for a carnival to be held on South
Maple avenue, October 2 and 3.
Mrs. Georgo V. Forcey, of 33 Greenwood ave
nue, gavo n luncheon In honor of Mrs. Georgo
Shonck, of Mlffllnburg, Pa., on Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Beecham. Mrs. J. E. Baker and
Miss Martha were Lansdowno delegates to tho
AV. C. T. U. Convention at Chester, on Thurs
day. CHESTER AND VICINITY
Miss Pearl Clark, of" East Fourteenth street,
has returned from a visit to friends In New
York city.
Miss Mildred Stetson, of East Eighth street,
has returned from Columbus, O., where she
spent two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Downey havo returned
to their homo on West Third street, after a
week's visit to relatives at AVllmlngton, Del.
George Hullcy, of Pittsburgh, Is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. E. Estelle Hulley, of AVest
Second street.
Clyde Flounders, of East Eighth street, Is
visiting relatives at AVilHamsport.
Mrs. Mattson Crosscn, of Eddystone, Is en
tertaining Mrs. Clarence Thomas, of Bridge
port, N. J.
Miss Margaret AVhlthouse has returned to
her home at AVashlngton, D. C, aftor spend
ing a week as tho guest of Mrs. Harry Glenn,
at Ridley Heights.
Mrs. Herbert Stewart, of Pittsburgh, Is being
entertained by Miss Bertha Pepper at Pros
pect Par!:.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. F. Smith motored
from their home at Sixth and Penn streets to
Atlantic City, Saturday, to spend a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. S. Bryan Smith, of AVest Maple
avenue, Merchantvllle, have been visiting In
Boston and Northampton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood A. Miller, of 603 Penn
street, are entertaining Mr. Mlller'3 sister nnd
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Royal, of
Salem, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. AA'llliam D. Sherrerd and fam
ily, of Enst Main street, Haddonflcld, have re
turned from Ocean City and Maine. Their son
Henry has returned, to cpllegc at Princeton.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Charles Stiles are occupying
their handsome new homo near Fifth and Penn
streets.
MUs S.ira Goff, of Haddon Heights, will
spend this fweek at AA'lldwood Crest.
NEWPORT
NEAVPORT. R. I., Sept. 2$. Mrs. AVIlliam
Watts Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ber
wlnd and Mr. und Mis. Pembroke Jones gave
luncheons today.
Commodore and Mrs. Elbrldge E. Oerry and
Mrs, French Vanderbllt gave dinners tonight.
Alfred G. A'undorbllt returned to New York
today In his car, AVayfarer, acompauled by
Fiederlc M. Davics, Monson Morris and AVilllng
Spencer, The latter goes to Washington to re
port to the Statu Department alter spending
his vacation with his parents lieie. Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson Spencer, of Philadelphia.
ASHEVILLE
ASHEVILLE, N. C, Sept. 23 -Mrs. George
AV. A'anderbllt and her daughter. Miss Cornelia
Stuyvesdnt A'anderbllt, arrived jesterday at
BUtmore House, whero they will remain until
tho first of the year, when they plan to gg to
AVashlngton.
THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
HejUotineut of Seats to Toriner Subscribers Is
Completed,
The reallotmcnt of seats to former subscribers
of the Philadelphia, Orchestra has been effected
and the reaubscrlptlon Is the largest ever known
in the history of the orchestra. The general
sale for the reason will opeai on Friday morn
ing, October 2, nnd continue until Thursday
evening, October S.
Among tho musicians who returned this week
was Attillo Maichettl, the first oboeUt, and
Robert Llndemann, the first clarinetist, and
Paul Alemann, the second clarinetist. Mr
Marchettl was in Tlleste when hostilities began
and on his return to his native country, Italy
ho hud the unpleasant experience of being under
arrest for two days on subplclon of being an
Austilan spy.
As the violinists engaged include Fritz KreU
ler and Jacques Tlilbaud, some doubt has been
expressed as to the possibility of their being
able to keep their engagements with the orches
tra during the coming season. The rumors ol
the death ot Mr, KreUlnr, who la scheduled
to appear here with the Philadelphia Orchestra
on January S3 and SO, taye been denied on no
THE DRAMA
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JgflfeiSO- 'v A
EDITH CAMPBELL WALKER
In "Nearly Murried" Garrick
less an authority than that of the Austrian
Ambassador, while his managers have received
word that ho will bo able to sail for this
country during the first week In January. Mr.
Thlbaud, despite the fact that he Is exempt
from military duty, has been dolntr some work
on the Paris fortifications. He writes that he
will arrive In December and that ho will fulfill
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
ACADEMY OF MUSIC "Cablrln," movlnff
picture tlrnmn, by Gnbrlollc D'AnnunzIo, of
the third century II. C. A truly mnrveloUd
feat on tho rtel, with a convincing volcahld
eruption.
ADELPHI "The Revolt," by Edward Locke,
starring Helen AVare. Driven delpernte, rt
neglected wife seeks tho gaiety enjoyed its n
prerogative by her husband, but comes hom
ero 'tin too late.
BROAD "Lady Windermere's Fan." Revival
of Oscar AVIlde's Batlru by Mnrgaret Anglln.
Review tomorrow.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE "PI.
lato'H Daughter," intrude play, by Frahcls
L. Kenzel. Revlow tomorrow.
GARRICK "Nearly Married," farce comedy, by
Edgar Helwyn, starring Uruco MeRne. Re
vluw tomorrow.
KEITH'S Mr. nnd Mis. Vernon Castle, in
original dnnrc..
WALNUT "Bringing Up Father," musical
comedy, based on Georgo Mi'Mnnu' cartoons,
by Otis Hill. Rovluw tmnoiruw.
for Ininerturnblllty and calm, I like to am tho
plcturo of Mr. Diew at his morning exer
cise of Jogging and ragging! Imaglno html"
Eleanor Dusc 1s to retlro permanently from
the stage. She glvrs up, so report has It, ho
cause she cannot find Ktiltnbla pl.i, though
her ago has also been a factor In hurrying her
retirement. .She is now 55. She has been oil
the stage since she was 4 yearq old. Recently
sho dedicated a home for actresses In a cypres
grove near Homo nn her gift to tho profession.
"To savo the thentro tho thratro must bo do
stroyed," said Dusc once, "tho uctora and ac
tresses must nil din of the plague. They poisons
the air; they mnko art Impossible. It Is not
drama they play, but pieces for the theatre.
Wo should return to tho Gicelcs, and play In
the open air; tho drama dies of stalls and boxca
and evening dress, and peoplo who coma to tho
theatre to digest their dinner."
I'
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William Gillette, Blanche Bates and Maria
Doro, Charlc3 Frohman'n triple dramatic star
combination, will appear nt tho Broad In "Dl
plomacy" later in the season. Mr. Gillette'
appearance Is the first since his last appoar
anccs In his own plays, "Secret Service,"
"Sherlock Holmes" and "Tho Private Secre
tary," at the Empire Theatre, New York, four
years ago. Miss Bates has not appeared here;
fcince tho commencement of her AVostern tour
In tho A. E. AV. Mason piny, "The AVitness for
the Drfcn?e." Mlsa Doro returns to this coun
try after a year's absence In London, whora
she acted Dora In. tho London production ai
"Diplomacy." Tho English members of ho.
"Diplomacy" cast arrived on the Lusltania
Frldny.
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AMUSEMENTS
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FLASHES FROM ''STARS"
"It Is an open crucstlon," says AA'illlam Collier,
"whether the married man had best take the
blame upon himself after a quarrel with his
wife and endeavor to smooth matters over
peaceably or not. Sometimes tho wife Is so
snippy and Indifferent after the poor man's
efforts that he regrets having taken this course.
I know a young couple of the stage to whom
Just this sort of thing happened.
"They had been quarreling, and the young
husband, regretting it and being anxious to
'make up,' bi ought a little gift for the wife.
" 'Edna,' ho said, 'come here. Aren't yod
curious to know what Is In this package?'
" 'Oh, not very,' replied Edna, belligerently,
as she glanced at the package in question. 'I
rather think I can endure the strain.'
" 'AVell. ho said, coaxingly, trying to win he?
to good humor, 'it's something for the one I love
best In all the world. Now, guess!'
" 'Indeed!' sniffed Edna, as she started to
leave the room. 'I suppose, then. It's that pair
ot new trousers you said you needed.' '
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Management of
B. P. Keith's Theatre
regrets to announce that owing
to the serious illness of Mrs.
Castle
MR. and MRS. CASTLE
Avill not appear in Philadelphia
this week.
VALESKA
SURATT & CO.
haA'e been secured to feature a
tremendous All-Star Bill.
JsOTE Patrns of this Theatre Avho
have already purchased tickets
may ha-e their money refunded if desired
Dane Carrera, Anna Hold's daughter, advis.es
parental disobedience sometimes. "My mother
Insisted last spring I go with her to Paris. I
refused," said Miss Carrera, "and mother didn't
like it a bit. AVdl, tho last I hoard from her
was a letter dated August 12. Pho wrote it was
terrible over there. They have taken her au
tomobile. All the hotels and shops arc closed,
the schools are made 'nto hospitals and there
Is no money in tho banks. She herself cannot
cash a check, and they only allow G per cent.
of deposits. She also says thero Is no way of
getting out of Paris, all the trains being used
by the Government. So I suppose that as soon
as sho can get away she will como over here.
For my own sake, If I wero not so worried for
my mother, nnd If I were suro sho was safe, I
would sacrifice live lambs to the gods, because
they gave me the wonderful Inspiration of be
ing my mother's disobedient daughter. If I
had been a nlco little girl I would bo In Paris
now, and perhaps may have stnircd to death."
Johnny Dove, who deserted vaudeville to play
here In tho "Ziegfeld Follies" as Honost Bill,
has gained nt least half his reputation on tho
manner In which he shakes his feet. Last &ea
son at the time of the Ohio flood, when starring
with the Al U. Field Miustrols. he wub tailed
upon to do a turn nt a benefit for the flood
sufferers.
"My little act." modestly relates Mr. Dove,
"followed tho Plvino Sarah Bernhardt nnd pre
ceded the gentt-el John Drew. Whllo rehearsing
my music Mr. Drew came on the stuge with h'a
people to rehearse his net. I had neor mot him
nnd had only observed his stately demeanor u
a member of the nudienco ut his plays, and t
felt sure that I was annoying him, knonlng
that dancing shoes, In :.udeville vernacular, aro
termed 'sketch disturbers.'
"But qulto to my surprieo Mr Prow was ver?
much Interested, nnd confessed that ho had a
largo porch built on his bemo In Northampton,
U I-. with a special dancing floor. Thero ha
nnd hU valet, an old minstrel man. would rattle
off 10 or JO steps ocry morning for exercise.
Considering Mr Drew's worldwide reputation
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