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Mrs. Moorhead, who was married yesterday at Rutlcdgc Pn., was Miss L'dna Collision
Myers and is the dauchtcr of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Myers. After their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Moorhead will live nt 128 Sylvan avenue, Rutlcdgc, Pa.
MO. AND MRS. GEORGE DALLAS DIXON
have issued Invitations for a dinner, to bo
given Friday night, January 15, at 8'clock,
In honor of Mlsa Ellzubcth Thompson, daughter
of llr. and Mrs. James Beaton Thompson, nnd
Miss Ttutli Coxe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Brlnton Coxe.
Miss Jean C. Bullitt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Locjati M. Bullitt, of 12S South Wd struct.
will bo guest of honor nt a luncheon which
will bo given by Miss Hcleit draco Smith n
Helen, Torrcsdale, on Wednesday, Decem
ber 16.
Clarence M. Clark, AVIlllam L. McLean, Dr.
Edward Wlnslow Taylor and William A. Drcer
left on AVedncBday for a 10 days' hunting trip
to Santo Club, South Carolina.
Miss Imogen Norton, of Bennington, Vt,
will arrive tomorrow to bo the guest of Mrs.
George W. B. Roberts, of 1S0O Do Lanccy placo,
for several days.
Miss Norton will be one of tho bridesmaids
at the wedding of Mrs. Roberts' daughter, Mls3
Elizabeth Roberts, and Robert Clay, on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lewis Clothier will givo
& dinner in honor of Miss Jean New bold
Thompson at the Bellevua-Stratford, on Friday
night, December 11, beforo the ball given by
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown Coxo for their
niece, Miss Ruth Coxe.
Mrs. Herbert Cassard, formerly of tho Bel;
Kravla, has returned from ubroad, whero sho
spent the summer, and has joined her nephew,
Frank Wallace, for tho winter at the Hotel
Wendell, Pittsncld, Mass.
Miss Anna Lewis Burroll, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Leeds Barroll, of 7300 Charlton
street. Mount Airy, has gone to New Haven,
Conn., where sho will attend tho Yale-Harvard
football game tomorrow. Mlsa Barroll will re
turn to New York on Saturday, whero she will
be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. William Thurs
ton, for Beveral days.
Mrs. L. Howard Weathcrly will glvo a re
ception tomorrow night for Mr. and Mrs. Lea
pold.Stokowski. There will be about 10 guests.
Among those who will receive will be Mrs.
Edward McCollln. Mrs. Edward I. Keffer and
Mrs. William B. Mount.
Mrs. Harrison B. Wright and Miss Sibyl
Wright, of St, Asaph's rectory, Bala, went
over to New York today to attend the dance
that Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch will give
tonight to Introduce their debutante daughter.
Miss Gretchen B. Damrosch,
On Saturday Mrs. Wright and Miss Wright
Will go up to New Haven to be present at the
Yale-Harvard game.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman Freeman will
entertain a, large house party of guests at their
country place at Cornwall, Lebanon, over the
week-end, and will motor to Philadelphia on
Monday to open their town house at St. Mar
tin's. Miss Margaret Hutchinson, of MIT Walnut
street. Is entertaining her niece, W(ss Annie
H. Powell, of Newport, L. I., whose engage
ment to Ensign Atlee Edward, U. S. N., was
announced this fall. Ensign Edwards has been
transferred from Pensacola, Fla., to duty here,
and will spend the winter wth his mother,
Mrs, It. M. Edwards, at 2119 Locust street
Mrs. Edmund McCullough will leave early
next week for a fortnight's visit with friends.
In the South.
Miss Katherlne Knight, daughter of Rear'
Admiral Knight, Jfas. reUirned to her tmroe U
fwport, R. I., after a visit; to. her broher-ln-Taw
and sister. Lieutenant L.ee Pryor, United
States. Navy, and Mrs. Pryor.
Friends of Frank L. Patterson, of Chew
street and Mt Pleasant avenue, It AJry, will
be glad to hear that he has entirely Tegqvered
from his recent severe attack of lllnew.
Mrs. Clinton Beagery, of the Newport, has
Issued Invitations for bridge Wednesday No,
vember SI.
ALOING THE MAIN LINE
CWtwyo -Mrs. George W. LbwqJn jrsvs a
large lunebete tedy t X olet, at her home
on 8ry Myc road. Tb guU. wj num.
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EVENING LEDUEli-PHlLAljELPHIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBEE 20, 1014.
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TYSON MOORHEAD
their ounlng bridge club this week at their
homo, on Cynwyd road. Among those present
wcie Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Newton Wigfall, Mr. and
Mrs. R. K, Tull, Mr and Mrs. J. Rca Patter
son, Mr. and Mrs. William K. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. S. do B. Kclm, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Curtis
Hublcy, Mr. und Mrs. Bradford Smith and Mr.
und Mrs. William C. Schectz.
A number of prominent jouiir people around
Cynwyd and Bala will give a large dance to
night In St. John's parish house, for the bene
fit Of tho Tnlent Fund of tho church. Tho fol
lowing oung girls compose tho committee In
chargo of tho dance: Miss Ethel H. Tlly, Miss
Jnno I. Magce, Miss Elizabeth Lodge Magee,
Miss Helen Pedrlck, Miss Sarah C. Pcdrlck
and Miss Dorothy Oaborno Tlly.
Tho hall will be attractively decorated with
many and varlcd-slzo American flags Among
those who will l)e present are Rev. nnd Mrs.
H- A. K Hoyt, who aro always deeply Inter
ested In anything the young people are doing
for St. John's; Mr. and Mrs Herbert Tlly, Mr.
and Mrs. S. de B Kclm, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Horace Grlgg, Mr. and Mrs. Ira N. "Woodbury.
Mrs. George I. Magce, Mr and Mrs F. Curtis
Hubley, Mr and Mrs. Walter Addison Fo,
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Tull, Mr. nnd Mrs. AVIll
lam C. Shcetz, Mr. and Mrs. W. Fries, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Gardner, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Croft,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farles, Mr. and Mrs.
George Powell. Miss Elizabeth Christie, Miss
rrances Boyle, Miss Ethel McMInn, Miss Mar
garet Kershaw, Miss Emily Haerthcr, Miss
Jean Hammer, Miss Wilkinson, Ralph Jones,
Herbert Tlly, Jr., Harry Tlly, Lodge Oliver,
Charles Malpass, Paul A. A'annemnn, Jr.,
Spencer Wright, Dr. E. S. Corson and Georgo
Sullivan.
Miss Mabel Irwin will entertain at luncheon
today at her home, Slf South 12th street, at
which the guests will bo her mother, Mrs. A.
D. Irwin, of Snow Hill, Md.; her1 sister, Mlsa
Rose Irwin, also of Snow Hill, Md.; Mrs. J.
Warren Coulston, Mrs. W. J. Doyle and Mrs.
Seymour AVarner.
MEIIION AV J. Coilltn, AV. O, Hemstend and
Emit Thorsch have rented tho Reed house, cor
ner Wynnowood and Forrest avenues, for the
winter. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo K. Reed and
Berkley Reed are spending the winter at the
Gladstone.
- Mr. nnd Mrs. Oswald G. Bojle, formerly of
S31B Spruce street, are now occupying their new
home on South Highland avenue,
. DALA Mrs. George Bingham and her little
son. Master Hartley Dodge Bingham, of Brook
lyn, are visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Watson Malone
at their new home, on Bala avenue.
Mrs. IJenry V. Hutchinson, who has been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Eble, In New
York, has retunied home.
ST.DAVID'S-Mlss Dorothy Mortlmooro and
MIssKathlyn Mortlmoore, who have been tho
guests of Mrs. AVIlllam A. Nichols, have re
turned 'to their home n Weal Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Innes Forbes, who has been
visiting In the South, will return shortly to her
home here,
WAYNE-Mrs. William Halloway, of Beilevlew
avenue, gave a bridge at her homo this week.
Edgar T, Miller gave an Informal danco at
the Saturday Club, on AVest Wayne avenue,
'Wednesday night,
CHESTNUT HILtf
S. Davis Paqe and Mrs. James Large w(
close thefr suburban place at Chestnut Hill
on Monday and, occupy their residenee- on
South h- street for the winter, where they
wjll, later In the. season, entertain for Mr.
Page's granddaughter, Miss Isabella AVurts
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Welsh have closed
their house on, Papermllt road and will take a
trip to White Sulphur Springs, where they
will spend several weeks. '.
Miss Emily Taylor, of East Mt, Airy avenue,
entertained at bridge yesterday at her home.
Twelve guests were present.
Mrs. Boulton Barnshaw, of Montgomery ave
nue, wjll entertain at tea Informally W Sun
day afttfnooii In tumor of Mrs, Wltyarai
Sehre4r, who Is the guest of Mrs. Warner
JSarnsfaaw for several doys.
AkONG THE READING
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College, Pa., where sho was one of a fiouso
fiarty who atlemlctl the football game last
Saturday
ills Kathleen Carlln, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs.' Eugene Carlln, of Mather avenue, Jen
klntown, will entertain nt n bridge party to
morrow evening nt 8:30 o'clock. There will he
eight guests present.
All Hallows' parish house, AVyncotc, held nn
nttractlvo bazaar yesterday, from 1 Until 4
o'clock, the proceeds of which will be used
for tho rolsslonary work of tho AVomnn'a Aux
lllnry. Mrs. Benjamin F. Snnderson was In
chnrgo of the fancy table,' Mrs. Walter Penne
wilt, the household table; Mtb. Howard S.
Eckels, the pastry table; Miss Anna S. Kent,
tho candy table, and Miss Sarah Pearson, tho
baby table. Mrs. Gcorg.i R. Roden had chargo
of tho tea room, whero lunch and supper wcto
served, whllo Mrs. Alan H lleori was In
chargo of the children's amusements.
Mrs, Otto F. Schoenhut, of 6123 North 15th
street, Logan, will have ts her guests over tho
week-end Miss Caroline Stein ntul Miss Dor
cthy Weeks, both of Queens, L I, when they
will return to tho Bcechwood School, Jcnkln
town, which they will attend.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. llonry Rogers Swopo will en
tertain at bridge Monday night at their home,
)IG Cedar avenue, In honor of Mrs. Swope's
brother-in-law nnd sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jcsso
Hamilton Amblor, of St. Louis Mr, Ambler
will arrive In this city todny. Thcro will bo
10 tables.
Miss Frances Bolnn, of 3:3 Preston street,
has returned to town, having spent tho past
week with friends in Baltlmoic.
Regis McNamec, of 46th and Spiuco sticots,
nnd Miss Savage, of 42d nnd Chestnut streets,
will give a series of dances during tho winter,
to tnko place at tho Phllomuslnu Hull, 33th
nnd AValnut streets. Tho first danco will take
place tomorrow evening.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. AVarner G. Enrnshnw, ot East Johnson
street, will havo as her guest over Sunday
Mrs. AVIlllam Schrocdcr, of Now York, Mrs
Earnshajv will entertain In her honor nt din
ner on Trldny night beforo tho dnnco to bo
given at Manhclm. Tho guests will Include Mr.
and Mrs. Boulton Earnshnw, Mt. nnd Mrs.
Clinton Bcngary, Mra. Gladys ScIiIIch, Joseph
I. McAleer and Georgo Cotton. Yellow chry
santhemums and cllow-shadcd mndlcs will
form the tablo decorations.
Mrs. Georgo Franklin Brown, or West Price
street, has us her guest Mrs D.illum Barkcs-
dalc, of Richmond, A'a.
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Mrs Roland Tnvlor, of 220 West Chclton ave
nue, will entertain Informally nt dlnnei n few
Sonne pcoplo before the dance for charity at
Manhclm tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard AVood. Jr., whose wed
ding took placo November 7, nro nt present In
New MeIco, and will visit California and
Hawaii before returning homo by way of tho
Grand Canjon, nbout December 24. Mra. Wood
will bo remembered as Miss Phebe Ingcrsoll
Wllmcr. Mrs. Wllmer la nt present visiting her
son, Dr. Harry B. Wllmcr, at his Gcrmantown
home.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Joseph R. Cushlng and AValtcr Gallagher
gave a dance last night at tho home ot Mr.
Cushlng, 2511 South 20th street. In tho Glrard
Estate, In honor of Miss Margaret Lorlmcr,
of Bristol, Pa.
The guests Included Mlsa Helen M. Pcchcn,
Miss Josephine Lance, Mlsa Anna Harris, Miss
Marlon Harris, Miss Evelyn Atkins, Miss
Isabello O'Brien, Mlsa Helen Marina, Mlas
Anna Christie, Miss Florenco Long, Miss May
Greenlees, Miss Alice ,Fox, Miss riorenco
Kaiser, Miss Edna Kaiser, Miss Josephine Mc
Cully, Miss Margarita AVIlson, Mlsa Florenco
Carmen, Mlsa Irma Uolflngcr, AVIlllam T.
Shctzllno, George AVeavcr, Henry Moore, John
Yarnall, Harold Parsons, Daniel Hennon, A.
R T. Middleton, Georgo Loreuz, George R.
Cushlng, Dr. Franklin Gaunt, Edgar A. Snow,
Doctor Schmucker, Ncllls Townsend, John O.
Gallagher, Philip Docile, Howard Holllngshcad,
R. Joseph Ludley.
Tho affair was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
AVIlllam F. Cushlng, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gal
lagher, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ford and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Hawkcs.
TIOGA
Miss Katharine Schoflcld. of 1413 AVest Alle
gheny avenue, gave a "BOO" party, followed
by a buffet luncheon, yesterday. Her guests,
who aro members of her card club, were Mrs.
Perclval Morris, Miss Marie Froellch, Mrs.
Thomas Seward, Mrs. AVIlllam Datz, Mrs. John
Klefcr, Mrs, Leroy AValker, Miss nelene Ball,
Miss Chrlssle Subers, Mlsa Genevlove Camp
bell and Miss May Jacobs.
Milton K. Yorks, of Bloomsburg, Pa , has an
nounced the marriage of his sister. Miss Elsie
A, Yorks, to AVIlllam Potts Jones, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Jones, of 3402 North 2.M street,
on Saturday afternoon, November 14, In the
Chambers-AVylle Memorial Church. The cere
mony was performed by tho Rev. Dr. Heming
way, of Camden, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Jones,
who are spending their honeymoon in Atlantic
City, will be at home after November 23 at
the Kenilworth Apartments, 4010 Sansom
street,
Mrs. Andrew Maloney, of 2116 Venango
street, will chaperone a party of joung people,
Including her daughter, Miss Marie Maloney,
and Miss Marie Lings, on a house party to
Easton, Pa., over the week-end.
They will attend the Lehigh vs. Lafayette
football game on Saturday, and will be the
guests of Mrs. Maloney'a son, Charles Maloney,
at the Delta Upsllon Fraternity house until
Monday.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The marriage of Miss Lillian T, MacDonald,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J, Mac
Donald, and Andrew J. Heffernan, of AVilkes
Barre, will take place quietly at the home of
the bride's parents. 1980 North Broad street,
AVednesday evening, November 36. Owing to
the serious Illness of Miss MuoDonald's father
only the Immediate relatives of the bridal
couple will be present at th cermjny.
The wedding of Miss Rae N. Sarnlsh. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry -M. Samlsh, of 348
North ITth street, and Mijtpa Sennebjrg will
take place at the Alunan Bulldug-. HIT North
Broad street, on AVednesday evening, Novm
bc 36, at S o'clock.
Mr. awl Mrs. M L Bloh, of MM MtrUi 3M
street, have tssttsd iuvUatkms for the luar
rtae of their daughter, tlifm Clara Hloefc. U
Worto B. Block, ot Xhyrttvmt. at the
HMHhU m M4w earning Kwwir A
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PMb, for onM hsfor, & wa He
garet Brown, of Baltimore, Md ; Miss Elh'el
Harris, of New York; Miss Ruth Sickles and
Miss Marjorle Abrahams for bridesmaids, Selma
Block, of Norrlstowh, n niece of the bride
groom, will bo flower cjrl. Mr. Block wlllhavt
his brother, M.vron Block, of Norrlstown, for
best man, nnd Guslav Illoch, Alexander Bloch,
tho bride's brothers; Morton Cohn, Milton
Tagrl, Bertram AVIse, Emll Rothschild nnd
Ross Hoffman for ushers Lester M, Bloch,
cldcit brother of tho bride, wilt bo master
of ceremonies. Tho service will be followed by
a dinner and dance
Mr. and Mrs John J Grelis, of 2603 Morth
20th street, announce tho engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mary Urclls, to Henry R, Foley,
of Tioga. No date has been set for the wedding.
ROXDOROUGH
Mrs. Louis Melvln Strusc, of Rldgo nnd
AVIgnttt nvenues, gave a luncheon today for
her sewing club, the gneit of honor being Mrs.
Edward Fowler, of East Orange, N. .1. Other
present were Mrs. William Stroud, Miss Ray
Boocock, Mrs. Mllford C. Fox, Mrs AV. H.
ilocdt, Mrs. ChnrlcH AVfilleninii, Mrs. Charles
tlanc, Mrs William Adclhclni, Mrs Frank
Cnntrell nnd Mis. Andrew Snuer.
A number of young people of Roxborough
and AV'lssiihlclton gave n masquerade danco
InBt night In the pailsh house ot St. Tlmnthv's
Episcopal Church, Wlssahlckon, in aid of tho
woik of Clasi Number 4 I), of tho Sunday
sihool.
Mrs William Edward Shnppctl, of Mnn.a
unk avenue, wltl entcrtnlti tho Roxborough
Current Events Club tonight nt her home.
Those who will tako pnrt are Miss Elsie Davis,
Miss Jcssto Rawlcy, Miss Jcsslo Morris, Miss
Ethel I.uhIi, Miss Ivn. Hnmpshlro, Miss Hen
rietta lillrabfth Sheldrake and Mrs. Charles
Frederick Miller.
FRANKFORD
MUb E. nromley, of 4T0I Lclpcr street, is
spcndtlic the week-end with friends out of
town.
A number of entertainments nro being plan
ned for her upon her return during Thanks
giving week.
MUs Ida McCool and Mlsa Emma McCool, of
Frankfoid avenue, have had ns their guest Miss
Vulda Stowmnn, of Ocean City.
KENSINGTON
Lenh Price, of l'JU Monmouth street, gavo
a party 111 honor of Miss Jean Noble, of 3203
Uoudlnot street, -last night In honor of her
blltlidii).
Tho Hariowgatc Council of the Daughters ot
Liberty will glvo n maaqucrudc party tomor
low evening nt Tongue's Hall, Allegheny avo
liuo and Amber Btrcet. v
Tho "O-La-La Club" will hold a meeting to
night nt the homo of Miss Clara Riedtc, 611
East Ontario street.
Thcro will bo an attractive entertainment
given by the Trinity Ushers' Association in the
Snbbath School building, on November 20, at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. J. II. and J. A. BroadHeld, of 3131 Frank
ford avenue, Kensington, will glvo n rummage
salo for the Presbyterian Orphanage and for
tho Aged Couples' Home at Bala early In De
cember nt 2701 Edgemont street.
DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Misa-Hansell French Earle is Introduced at a
Tea by Her Parents Other Affairs.
As tho week advances tho social whirl In
creases also. Today there will bo tw'o largo
teas. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo H. Earle, Jr., will
present their daughter. Miss Hansell French
Eurle, at a large tea, which will bo given
at the Acorn Club this afternoon. Miss Eurle
will bo gowned In a frilly frock of tullo and
chltTon over satin. A number of tho season's
debutantes will receive with her. "Mrs. Earlo
and her daughter will receive In tho long ball
100m of the Acorn Club, which Is beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns. Lovely
flowers, basket bouquets and tiny nosegays aro
scattered about the great room In profusion.
The second important tea will bo given by
Mrs. Joseph B. Dillingham In honor of her
graudduughter. Mlsa Allco Atlee, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Louis AV. Atlee, and granddaugh
ter of tho lato well-known physician and sur
geon, Dr. AValtcr Franklin Atlee.
The receiving party will Include ,Mrs. David
Pepper, Miss Charles Stewart AVurts. Mrs.
Jamea Large, Mrs. George AV. Norrls, Mrs.
James Beaton Thompson, Mrs. James Large,
Mrs. Marccltus Coxe, Mrs. AValter Ebbs, of
New York: Mrs. Louis AV. Atlee, Miss Alice
Norrls, and Miss Ellen Shlppen.
Tho evening wll be given to tho large dance
which Mr. and Mis. Barclay II, AVarburton will
give In honor of their niece, Mlsa Marie Loulso
WanamaUer, at the home of Mrs. AVarburton'a'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John AVanamaker, Lin
denhurst, Jenklntown, Pa. The whole lower
floor will be thrown open to tho guests. Tho
decorations will be palms and autumn flowers.
Several dinners will be given before the affair.
Mrs. Percy C. Madeira will entertnln In honor
of Miss AVarburton and Miss Wanamaker.
Her other guests will Include Mlsa Mary Camp
bell Morris, Miss Elsa Heath, Miss Inez Dray
ton, George D. AVIdener, Jr., Jamea Gamble,
Andrew Gray, Theodora A'oorhees, Jr., Benja
min Brannan Reath, 2d, and Livingston Sulli
van. Miss Ella Brock will also entertain at dinnec
at her home. 2101 Spruce street, and Miss
Katherlne Hermann Kremer wilt give a dinner
in honor of MIkj Mary Crozer Page and J.
Marechal Brown, Jr whose engagement has
been recently announced, Her other guests
will be Mlsa Mary Sharpless, Miss Cecllo Flt
ler Hqwell, Mlas. ,Edwna Elklns Bruner, Mr
arid Mrs. John Shipley Dixon, Trenchard New
bold. Miss Margaret C. Fox, Joseph G. Rosen
garten, Jr Edward Q, Page, Louis Rodman
Page, Jr., F. Wilson Prlphett
WELCOME SOCIETY'S TEA
Reception and Tea to bo Given by Welcome
Society Net Friday.
The Welcome Society of Philadelphia will
give a reception and tea at the Stwiton next
Friday afternoon, November ST. Th AVelconie
Society was' organised in 1C03 by Francis
Howard AVIlllams, and Is compossd o'tbs direct
dssceodauts of those who canto over In the
ship AVelcome with AVIlllam Penn in IWt. The
society (tfmslsts of at present about GO mem
bers, and are banded together In order to kenp
alive the memories of those who braved so
much to start this wonderful country of ours.
The ws are the aetlve members and the ladles,
assooiato inswssrs of the sooisiy Ttt oMcsss
are brands Howard AVimsBts, w4dMt:
'Sydney Q, FUbsr. vie proidsat; 0. C. Ottlw
pic, trAurr. Jawss Bwckoun, socssiary
Th council if oawpomt. af. my Wssahsw.
InchjdlW "" WtaUr, Jt, Y. C)kk. Jfebsa
ML Q&wiaAat 4 J. CtoUwi.
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"A Pair of Sixes' Adclphi
FLASHES FROM "STARS"
Daniel V. Arthur has engaged Richard Carl
for principal comedian vvlth Mario Cahlll In
tho musical play being written for her. Jerome
Kern bus been commissioned to composo the
music.
Arrangements have Just been completed
whereby AValker Wliltesldo will return to Lon
don next year, whero ho will again nppear In
ZuUBwIU'fi Melting Pot." After his London
eugagemunt In tills play ho will visit Birming
ham, Manchester, Liverpool, Dublin, Glasgow
and other provincial cities. Beforo rctrnlng to
America he will play a short engagement In
London, appearing In n repcrtolro which will
Include "Tho Typhoon," "Mr. AVu," "We Aro
King" nnd "Hamlet."
Charles Novlllo Buck, author of "The Battle
Cry," gathered his material for this melodrama
of Ufo In tho Cumberland Mountains whllo
working ns a reporter and cartoonist for the
Louisville Evening Post from 1900 to 1303. AVIth
irvln S. Cobb ns his colleague. Buck was as
signed as special correspondent In Frankfort
during the several trials of the Gocbcl case.
This Is his first play.
"Tho New Shylock," by Herman Schcffauor,
which wus recently acted by Miss Hornlman's
company nt tho Manchester Repertory Theatre,
Is tho first Americnn play to be presented nt
this famous English playhouse. Tho play's
action takes placo In tho Ghetto of New York,
where the author was a settlement worker for
two years.
Pcnrhyn Stanlaws, the artist, and Stanley
Olmsted, newspaper writer, have collaborated
In a play, "The AVInd and tho Lamb." The
original scenario, prepared by Mr. Stanlaws,
was accepted by tho late Henry B. Harris. Mr.
Stanlaws delayed completion of the work until
recently, when ho called In Mr. Olmsted.
Tho Richard Harding Davis-Jules Eckcrt
Goodman Play, "The Trap," Is to bo revived
later. Arthur Hammcrsteln, Its producer, yes
terday arranged to present the play at either
tho Republic or Eltlngo Theatre, New York,
Christmas week, Robert Edcson has been en
gaged for one of the principal roles. The cast
will include also Tully Marshall, Orrln Johnson
and Elaine Hammcrsteln.
Miss Loulso Dresser, the comedienne and song
stress, who Is appearing In vaudeville, declares
that sho much prefers rose bushes to diamonds.
Wistaria to amethysts and the shimmer of sun
shine on dew kissed blossoms to any number
of glittering gems set In the most beautiful
designs that jewelers can Invent.
"Give me my garden." she says, "and the
warm sweetness of spring and summer days.
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
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Thousands Turned Awav at Every
Performance
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HEX BBACII'S CIO ANTIC MASTERPIECE
With WILUAM FA11NUM 4 KATHLYN WILLIAMS
Twlcs Dally Afternoons 2:30; Evening 8:30
Preceded by Dally Change Flrat Run l'lctures.
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Interesting Photo-Playa and Surprtu Feature
A TATi'T T3TJT Regular Matinee Tomorrow
iJJillljJflll Tonltnt, 8:20. Ltd Week Rut One.
"A fane that cures a grouch," Bulletin.
A PAIR OF SIXES
Seals now selling for all performance! ne?t week.
Including THANKSQIVINO MATINEE AND ttlQlYT
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Queen & Movies S$
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ADEt,PHt"A Pair of BUes," by Edward
Peple A dramatic full liand In the flush ht
success, with three jokers-Hate ilamlttoiv
ll.ilplt Hens nnd Maud ftburne.
BnoAD-"The Beautiful Adventure," eomed
adapted from the French by George Egerton,
starrlnjf Ann Murdock. IramedUtely before
her wedding a bride-to-be elopes but nbtwlth
the groom. Brightly, lightly amlialng.
POimC8T-"Snrl," Hungarian operetta, 'with
charmingly catchy music, and, what U
cepllonal In musical comedy, a real plot
Irldescently staged, girls roseately gowned.
aAnRICK-"The Debutante," new musical
comedy with trite book by It B. ahd It, B.
Smith and music by Victor Herbert Haxel
Dawn Is as eer Hazel Dawn, Ingenuous, un
affected and lovely.
KCITM'S-Irene Franklin, and a varied bill.
LITTLB THCATnD-"Hlndle -WaTces," by
Stanley Houghton. First production In this
city of play which created a sensation In
London. A girl, having been compromised,
refuses to marry, thus challenging tho old
code and asserting tho Independence) of the
new feminism. Splendidly acted.
M;IUC-"Tlte Story of the Rosary." by Walter
Howard, a melodrama staged as elaborately
ns the gingerbread and candy castles of fairy
lore, with a battle off stage, artillery" and ft
wife saved from becoming a nun by th
timely return of her husband herb-.
WALNUT "Damaged Ooods," much discussed
play by Eugene Brleux.
" ' i
nnd the golden languor of all, and I am per
fectly happy, for there Is nothing In tho world,
not even a smashing theatrical first night, that
gives mo greater pleasure than to put on a
punbonnct nnd a pair of old gloves and with
a trowel In my hand set out to spend my day
with the little growing things In my garden."
An ambitious young singer recently came for
advice to Blancho Dumeld, the prima donna.
The young woman lacked nothing In nssur
onca. "I have been studying at home for several
years," sho told Miss Duflleld, "and 1 havei
decide to become n, prima donna."
"Studying at homo?" Inquired Miss Dufilela.
"Why, how could you do that alone?"
"Well," explained the young woman,, "I, put ;
nil my spare dimes asldo nnd bought opera
records. I have learned to Bins by listening
to the Metropolitan stars on the phonograph,
I know most of the arina from the standard
orks, although I have never seen the music
or the printed words. My friends tell mo that
I do wonderfully well."
Much surprised nt tho young woman's state
tnent. Miss Dufflcld put her to tho test.
"Did you learn that from the phonograph?"
Miss Duflleld Inquired.
"Oh, yes," tho would-be prima donna, gushed;
"It was no troublo at all."
"Well," laughed Miss Dumeld, "I don't .want
to be unnecessarily cruel, but I would 'strongly
ndvlse that you flrat get an unscratched record
nnd then put a new needle, on the diaphragm)
of your Vlctrola."
Charl A. Taylor, who will take over Daly's,
New York, is Laurette Taylor's former hus
band, and the manager who gave) her profes
sional Impetus before she reached Bronchvay
In "The Great John Canton." i
A. H. Woods has acquired from Bex: Beach
the dramatic rights of "The Auction Block."
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AMUSEMENTS
Academy of Mijsic-
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON
Dec. lst
STARTING AT 1:30
MONSTEE
ALL-STAR
BENEFIT
FOR THE
BELGIAN -RELIEF
FUND
Under the Auspices of
United Theatre Managers
of Philadelphia
SAMUEL F. NIXON, Chairman
Greatest Composite Program of Stellar Feature"
Ever Offered
The Pick of the Big Thing i'rora All the Leading
Theatre
SEAT SALE OPENS-'
Monday, Nov. 23d, 1119 Chestnut St
PRICES 50c to $2.00
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The Story the Rosary
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frlende. Prominent Uerirun-Amertcan and IrUli
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