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The James Francis Sullivans Will Give a Dance and
Supper for Miss Sarah H. B. Penrose and Miss
Elizabeth Downs Tonight After Opera
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2
AFTER the opera, tonight, which win
.bo "La. Bohome," with Caruso anil
Ecottl. iy t'10 wft nnd 80 wo aro ex"
occtlnff a trcat- h0 Jnmca Francis
Sullivans will entertain at a supper and
Anc at tho Hltz-Carlton for Sarah
L-ftnroso nnd Desslo Downs. Both these
t h seem to bo having a very good
K time! they havo each had largo balls
V it 1. ilia tlAllnimn lit
given I"" mem ui wiu ucuuvuu
their rcspectlvo progenitors, and there
havo been Innumerable thcatro parties,
luncheons, dinners, dansants and nil
jdnds of festa for them. There wilt be
principally membors of tho dob sot to
night, though milto a fow of tho
younger married people will be there,
too.
As tho days go on tho membors of
tho Junior Lcnguo aro nil .becoming
more and more Interested In tho enter
talnment which they will glvo on Feb
ruary 2, In tho "ballroom of tho Bclle-vuc-Stratford.
I understand tho scene
B of tho play, which Is, by tho way, a
A nantomlnc, is laid in Florence, ana mo
K costumes are all to bo of tho 14th cen-
m, tury. UTiiiintu pencoai uiuc, oiu rose,
emerald green, vivm orange arm uecp
purple will bo blended harmoniously
in tho cowns which will be worn by
K very up-to-date girls,
K' Thcro will bo two ballets running
through tho play, for there Is a plot to
It nil. Ono Is a gorgeous yellow bullet,
Wh -n-hlch Is to come In the llrst act, to
divert the Florentine j.acnes ana i,oras
seated In a garden, and tho second, u
L t.t ballot, will take pl.ee In tho
H, third act in a sireut Htuiit;. Miie uiiniuu
p" feature In tlio poriormuncc is mm 1111
those who arc talslng part are girls,
and tie men In the yellow ballet will
bo Impersonated by Cornelia Loldy,
IK 0ajr Tllghmail, Jean Thompson, Kllza-
B beth Henry ana ueriruuo iienry. xnen
the Lords in tlio play win ue Adeline
Pepper, Lalito Wlllcox, Jtnry Mitchell,
Susie Ingersoll and disc Hopkins.
It nppcars tho second act Is a very
spooky ono, a silhouette scene, with
lights behind a white curtain, and tho
actors will bo In front of It. There
are to be blood-curdling nets, which
will take place In a dark forest.
.Doesn't It sound exciting? Tho name
nt ihn whnln tlilntr Is "A Ballet of Or-
? lonrtn." Amontr thn clrls . lio will take
1 part are Anna Lewis, Helen Tower,
Virginia Roberts, Gertrudo Tower, Sibyl
TjVrlght, Eugenia rassatt. "'llr.a Fox,
Margaret Dunlap, Eugenia Law, Kate
Jayne, Mary Frances Fisher, Kitty
Brlnton, Grctchen Clay tmd Mury Alice,
Hatty Frazler, Marlon Savage, Alice
Thompson, Margaretta Myers, Sarah
Myers, Dorothy Dlsston, Mary Thomp
son, Margaretta Benson, Ceclle Howell,
Agnes Kennedy And Louisa D. Davis.
Oeorglanna Brown, who Is teaching tho
ballet, will do a "pas soul" as ono of
the features In tho show, and those of
I, us who havo seen Gcorglanna know
that we havo a treat In store.
Lent comes so late this year that
many.of thoso whoso customary trip
1, South or North or shoreward Is made
K during tho penitential season havo al-
rendy left town. Gurneo Munn and his
bride havo been enjoying the balmy
breezes at Palm Beach for several
weeks, and among others who have
gone South aro Mrs. Francis X. Der
cum, with her daughters, Betty and
Mary, tho James King Cl.irkes, tho
Daniel Bnughs and the Ross Camp
bells, with their daughter Ethel, Mr.
and Mrs, A. J. Drexel Paul, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold A. Sands and Alec Ynr
nall. George Wldener and his guests have
arrived nt the Chateau Fronteuac, in
Quebec, and nro going in for all tho
winter sports. Mr. "Wldener, with his
guests, is planning to visit Montmo
rency Falls and havo a supper of old
French Canadian dishes, Including tho
croqulgnolles and meat pies, nt Kent
House, the summer homo of the Into
Duke of Kent. Eleanor nnd Ellso Hop-
j kins and Letty McKIm, who aro also
g, sucutu, wero emcriuineu ai supper
fe thero last week by Mr. Alfred Largo
wttimcr, of Now York. The, Wldener
party Includes tho Charley Munns, the
FItz-Eugene Dlxons, Dr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bell Krumbhaar and Willtum
Rhlnelander Stewart, Jr., of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Haggarty,
Doctor and Mrs. Pease, Miss Dorothy
i Pease, Miss M. Marshall and Mrs. F.
B. Cooke, of Now York, wero Included
to one party spending tho week-end
f. at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
Others registered thero include Mr.
J and. Sirs. Frank J. Stokes, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Comfort. Mr. nml Mrs. Charles
CLlppincott, Mr. and Mrs. Pennock and
ilsa Pennock, of Germantown; Mr.
and Sirs. H. Clay DIngee, Jr., of Jen
.klntown, Dr. and Sirs. Charles Cod
man, Mr. and Mrs. Walter nrinton, Mr.
nnur Leeds nnd Sir. Slorrls Leeds.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. Frnnrla T XTnuln of HV7 Phift
street, entertained at luncheon yesterday
wternoon.
rvm' Gerge C Thayer entertained tho
Ml!! Ilqya Drancli of Queen Mary's Guild,
.WniCh mePlH UflAlflu tn aa... fr thn MllPd
l Pynetn. her home in Vlllanova, yes
t?i.i VC' Tne members Include Mrs. Sam-
'??' "oaine. Mrs. William Hodlne. Mrs.
n,,,J' Kenton Elsenorey, Mrs. Thomas
MW. . ,r, Jura- J0"n liaira, Jirs. tier
&rhV i;yd' MUs Roberts, Mrs. Frede-
1 w ' omnoit, Mrs. George t: uur
O.S. ltra- George L. Packard, Miss
rh?',ron' Mr3- Claries Townsend. Mrs.
,r8 Slnnickson, Sirs. Joseph Jeanes
52L 1ifs; Henry Scott, Jr. The Queen
wi7 aulId ls do1" much good work this
th.i.r".ana the"e are branches all over
Ui Main T.lnc. Xf. tT.. tPhnmnn had
Ii'Nn.1h'n Ardmore, Mrs. Carroit Brown In
I oerth aim m inhn iim-vev nu'rdon
fin Brvn ti.,.
lira t n.tiiu. r,.. ...-- .... ,, .
sffjxi ""'in wuyier any iiiu iniaco
fVJSler. of tho ,.. i.,... .,.. f i,h
iaSiJf ust streets, will receive Infor-
(i,7 tomorrow afternoon and on Wodnes-
"r "'ternoons In February, after
p w piy cards havo been bent out
. r llOflrf A w.nt...ana .vn.. a .IflllpVlf
".w yes;erdav afternoon, from i until
fjLMeck at nU $tU(Uo , thjt Maxwell
wth nn Wjiu.t "!. JlU"
;t
Jo?J Miton Srcee. " -V. Scammon
ntul Mr. .Hnrvcy Mnltltind Watts.
qniiif," i?Mm,l.cl t,rlcp Wcllirrlll, of 2-.1
W If "' Flrcct wl" Bv1 'I-" Inst of
her nt homes tninonow nftcinooti.
if ir C , ",f4or!ny '-Ids afternoon
?fnf v CU ',lt hTlr ,,n,nc. ,!" SP"lco
street No cards have been sent out
Miir'A'!1.""!! Moodwnrrt Ar,"tt and
Vn IT, f. ,he"'. nt homc!' lM nfternboti.
No cuds lme been sent out.
u.rs iXyill,a7. Niters Cnmne lll re
celyo Informally this afternoon after t
o clock nt her homo, 2131 Walnut ,,slr-et
Mrs. Georae tftitnn rinhii f .1..
Coronndo, I2d and Chestnut stiocts, will '
lie nt home this nfternonn from 4 until
.. u uiuu, ,o earns linvo been Issued.
Tho Mlises Klemm will receive In
,,nI?.h'.t,,,s ftft,"oon nt their home,
3031 Chestnut street. No catdi have been
pent out.
Miss Mnrgnret W. Wllion has returned
to the hlto HoiiBo after spending sev
eral woplM Iiero, where shu was oper
ated on.
Tho board of mnnaqcrs of the nplsco
pal Hospital lins Issued Invitations to tho
clciny nnd laity of the itloresc and other
friends for nn Informal reception nt the
hospital. I.i'lilch nvcinio nnd Front street,
011 S.'ltlll rlri fn 1 t,,.IM 1! nn1....t. m,..
1 hoard of administration Includes Mrs.
Ldwnrd II. mh. .Miss Kate It. Law
rence, Miss .Marguerite K. Morris. Miss
Gnrtiude A. l.ovejoy, Miss Buchanan,
Miss A. M WcM. .Miss Theodora L.
liutcncr. .Mrs. Mnbel II. Crofi. Mlaa
g.-n'ltn nXffl'S
Miss Helen Klininless nml Mlao A. Ttni-,1.
lag-.
Miss Katherlnc Rogers, of 2201 St. James
place, spent the week-end as the guest of
Miss Mai Ion Sharptess, of Chelten Hills,
P. 'i.
Mrs. D.ilo Filler, of Rlverton. Is spend
ing u fortnight In Atlantic City.
A song recital will be given nt tho New
Centuiy Club by the pupils of Miss Mnbel
SI. Parker next Saturday evening for the
benellt of tho Children's Cuuntiy Week
Association.
Mrs. Clinrlcs Burke Sillier, of Glen
Iron, Pa., Is entertaining Miss McCor
mick nnd Miss niele, of Wlllinmspnrt,
Pa., as her guests. Mrs. Sillier before
her nuirrliigc seveial jeais ago wns SIlss
Juno U. Church.
Sirs. Kdward F. Henson, of Wlssa
hlckou avenuo and Sliinhelm street,
gave a large bridge party jooterdnv at
her home. A few of those Invited wero
Mrs. Henry Driver Booth, Sirs. David
English Dallam, Sirs. Geoige Franklin
Brown, Sirs. Henry W. Blown, Mrs.
James Bayard, Sirs. Henry 1. Brown,
Mrs. William B. Kurtz, Sirs. William
Adjcr Law, Mrs. AVllliam K. Ilenrd, Sirs.
R. S. Howard-Smith, Sirs. George Ross
Green. Mrs. Slaurlco Carter Burton and
Sirs. SI. C. Jordan.
Along the Main Line
OVBRBROOK - Sllss Hdlth Walz.
daughter of Sir. and Slis. Hdward A.
Wnlz, of the Arches, will entertain nt
luncheon today In honor of Sllss Fiedor
Ica Uenevlcvo Biemer, a debutante of tho
se.'i.son. There will bo 16 guests.
Sir. nnd Sirs. George 12. Shaw, nf Drexel
rnml, are spending some time nt Atlantic
City.
BRYN SIAWR-SIrs. Howard Brown
and Miss Sue. Hilna Brown, of Moirls
nvenue spent tho week-end with Slis.
Joseph Penrce, of St. David's.
The Finders' Club meets every Tuesday
evening in the Lower Sletlon Baptist
Chapel, on Lancaster avenue, uheio tho
pastor, tho Rov. S. Arthur Devmi, Is
giving a seiles of Interesting talks for
the men of the community.
Chestnut Hill
The dlnner-danco at tho Philadelphia
Crlcltet Club was unusually attractive on
Saturday evening. Tho small supper
room In tho wing of tho main clubhouse
had been dccointcd by a skilful hand.
Red hangings and candle similes added a
note of ehcui fulness und wt-ro a gicat
addition to the already artistically lur
nlshed rooms. Among tlioso who gave
dinners weie Sits. Clarence Vaudeibcck,
who had s-ever.il guests; also Sir. and
Sirs. Kdwaid Sehuman and Sir. and Sirs.
Hun Is Wurthm.in.
Germantown
Sir. Ashbrldgo Sharplcss, of Apslcy
street and Pulaski avenue, who has beer,
very ill with an attuck uf pneumonia. Is
spending somo time In Atlnutlc City.
Sliss Helen V. Iuskeep. of 4K0 Rublcam
avenue, has retained from Chicago,
where she visited Sirs. Raymond C.
Tower.
West Philadelphia
Sirs. Roberts Lelnau has returned to her
home, 1210 Spruce stiect, after a fou
nlght's btay In Atlantic City.
Dr. SI. Ernest Qulna. who has been the
guest of his fiancee's mother. Sirs. Slar
shall Rcld, for tho Inst few days, has re
turned to his homo in Pensacola. Fin.
Doctor Qulna s muniage to Sllss Grace
Reld will take placo in Slarch
MISS CLARE RIORDAN
Miss Riordan will be married this
after noonat 4 o'dockto Mr. Har-
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Plinlo b I'hoto-Craftcrs.
MISS ELEANOR CHANDLER
Miss Chandler, who makes her home in Ovtrbrook, has mntlc quite
a reputation for herself as u golfer and competes in most of tho
important tournaments.
SPORTS CLASS ORGANIZED
FOR CHILDREN OF WYNCOTE
Mrs. Fred. W. Morris, Jr., and Mrs. Isaac T." Starr Have
Inaugurated a Delightful Class for Children to
Be Taught by Mr. Brenner, U. of Pa.
MftS. FREDKI
Valley Pari
RICK W. SIORRIS, Jr., of
Isaac Tatnall Starr, or Chinch rnml, Wyn
cote, havo organized a Sports Class for
their chlldien and their children's friends,
to meet eeiy Slond.iy nfternonn through
out tho winter nt the home of Mrs. James
E. Slerrltt on Old York load. Noble, un
der direction of Sir. Hieniier, of tho I'nl
vorsity of Pcniisivnnln. About 10 chll
dien attend legulaily.
Some of tho ehlhlien iiresent yesterday
nfleriioon weie Miss SI. R.iilcllff I'nrness,
Sllss Hllznbeth Sfouls, Sllss Slniguerlto
Stevens. Sllss Ann Stevens. Sllss Doiothy
Loverlng, Sllss Slnrlanua Sleriltt, Sllss
Slolly llrailloy, Miss Slargueilte Boyle,
Sliss Hllalieth .Stetson, Sllss Aim Stetson,
Sliss ,Tnc(uellne Powell, .Miss Nancy Dray
ton, Sllss Phoebe Hiuytoii, Frtdeilck W.
.Morris. Jr., Be:iuenu llorle. Floyd White
Starr, Daniel Meirltt, Itlchnnl Rush.
Spencer Block, John (lllbeit, Jr., Rowland
Gilbert, Furiiess Thomiison, Benjamin
Rowland and lluince Powell.
La Salle Collego will hold a subscription
dance at tho Walton on Filday. Tho pro
ceeds will go to the Athletic Association.
The committee In charge of the nn align
ments Includes .Mr. Charles Glenn, Sir.
Clmiles Toner, Sir. Fianels Rouss. Sir.
John Donnelly, Sir. John Gill, Sir. Leon
ard Rouss nnd Sir. Joseph O'Loughlln.
The patronesses include Sirs. Kdwaid
Morrell, Sirs. James GUI, .Mis. Francis
Callahan, Sirs. Frances O'Doiinell, Slis.
hiniil Scherr and Slis. Joseph Ruf.
Sliss HUzaboth Gallagher and Sllss
Slay Felln will bo lio-tesbcs ut n dance in
bo given nt the Walton on Fobruary 29
In aid of th'o Villa Maria Alumni.
Sir. and Sirs. John Goldman enter
tained ut tholr homo, 1A2I Bile avenuo,
on Saturday In honor of thu 10th birth
day of their daughter. Sllss Hosnnna
Goldman. The guests Included Sllss
Lillian Whltllu, Sllss Tsse Wliitlln, Sllss
Zenin Whltlln. Sllss Clalio Levy. Sliss
Kdiia Story and Sllss Bleanor Story.
Sllss Gene K. Fuircll entertained nt '
cards and buffet luncheon on Katuulay
Tho guests were Sliss Rita Conner, Sllss
Slario Holl, Sllss Alice Rilg.ut, SIixh I
Slarle Slullaney, Silas Nan Run, SIis,s i
Slary Itementcr. Sllss Mabel iio.m e, ansa
Nell Slullaney, Sllss Rosalind SI. Mui
phy, Sllss Slury Ryan, Sirs. Joseph Gar
vey and Sirs. George Keebler.
Blabnrate preparations aio being made
for the bazaar und danco to be given by
the Unique Club on February " at the
Gladstone clubrooms, southwest corner
Susquehanna avenuo and IKth street, for
the benetlt of the war sufferers. Big at
tractions and numeious novelties of every
sort and for every ono will be there. An
interesting dance program has also been
arranged.
Tho Dramatic Committee of the Glad
stone club has been rehearsing the furee,
Millions In It," which will be given in
Feliruar). The cast Includes Sir George
Flshgraper. Mr. David Lane, Sir. Slnr
t til SI Boylson. Sir. Arthur Schulhoff, Sir.
Morton Wcndohl and Silas Nancv K.
Rosenfeld.
The annual muslcale of the Roxborough
Melody Club, which wns postponed from
December 13, took place last night In
Odd Fellows' Hall, Rldgo and Lyceum
avenues. Massenet's "Narcissus" was
rendered by the club under the direction
of Sir. George it. Wentllng. The soloists
were Sirs Harry Caywood und Sir.
G Lester Blankln Sliss Rosa SI. Slattls
was the accompanist, and the assisting
artists wero Sllss Florence Cornman,
contralto soloist; Sllss Florence Adele
Wlghtman, harpist, und Slaster Gurney
Sluttox, violinist.
The senior boys of the High School
will give a dance In Aldan Hall on Feb
ruary 1 for tticsenlor glrlB. The members
of the clas are Miss Ruth Shannon,
Sliss Claiu Ingram. Sllss Ruth Chalmers,
Sliss Km ma Riddle, Sllss Ruth James,
Sliss Madeline Mahon'ey, SIis Lillian
Bloodsworth, Sllss Alma Vnderhlll, Miss
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DANCINO
MfBnna. 1TJQ N. Broad 8t Phone Dla 83
Wagner SooiaU uvy Wad. 4 Sat h',.
p.l.J,-.i Pra-'ta Tq'I Bvry fiaa
lMith Honsall. Sllss Dorothy Winter. Sllss
Mildred D.ivls, Sllss Georgetto Thorn,
Miss Gertrude Palm, Sllss Helen Ostor
llc, Sllss Josephine Lapp, Sllss Gertrude
Lewis. Sir. Sears Dnlton, Sir. William
Kldd, Sir William Rocbford, Sir. Ilarlo
Halt, Sir. Robert Hagerty, Sir. Henry
Davis, Sir. Reese Lewis, Sir. Charles
Hunt. Sir. Arthur Batten. Sir. Chalmers
Kerswcll, Sir. Bdwlti Ilunev Sllss
Hinlllu (5ioss and Sir. J. I. Kershaw will
net as ch.'iperones.
What's Doing Tonight
Music To.iehcrH' Association. Curtis HutMIng;
7. .'to o'clock.
Dinner. Association of Credit Men, Hottl
Ailelphla, It o'clock.
Cuuidlan Society illnuor, I'oor ltlcli.tnl Club;
7 o'clock.
lUnncr, (Iroccrs mul Imnorters' Bxclunge,
Ilctlevue.StrHtroril 7 o'clock.
Olicr.i. "Iji llohcme," Mctiopolltan Opera
Iloi"e. s o'clock.
IMm'UHslou. "American Merchant Marino,"
rnhcmily lrxtcnslou Society, Witlicrspoon
Hull. S o'clock.
Annual nicctliiB IVnn.Hylvinila Ilomn Tcach
Ins Society nnd Frco Clrculatlne Library for
llie llllnil. New Ccnturs' Club; 8 l.- o'clock.
l'i ee.
Annual convention. Woman SiitrraKo party,
lutli l.fBlalatlvc District, Central CoiiuroKii
tlouul Churcli. 1Mb and Green sticcts, S
o'ctoi k
I,e turc, "Mlsconceptloim of J'no Love," by
llunii.i CoW man. 7."i North Hro.id ticct.
WINTER EESOItTS
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ATLANTIC art.
Superior location with an I
nnnhlpifrtnH iriaur nf haiA 4
and boardwalk A recotinized
j standard ot excellence
has set n TlpAif .ManHnrrl nf
.service, comfort owrfoeauty
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CALHOUN MANSION
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Weddings
TINDEI-niORDAN-.
Tlio marrlngo of Stlss Clara Riordan,
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Henry J. Rlor
dnn, of 1702 South 22d street, nnd Mr.
Harris B. Tindel, son of Sir. and Sirs.
Amos Tindel, of tho Bcllevuc-Stralford,
will take plnco quietly at I o'clock to
day In the rectorv of St. Teresa's Church,
Broad nnd Catharine stieets. Tho Rev.
John Crowley will perform the ciemony,
which will bo witnessed by the members
of both families. Sllss Rlordnn, who will
ho given In mnrrlage by her father, will
wear a traveling costutno of blue chiffon
velvet adorned with gray fox fur. Her
slsler, Sllss Dolores Rlordnn, will attend
her as maid of honor and will bo nttlred
In n costume of blue rhnrnieiise embroid
ered in gold, and will enrry a bouquet of
orchids and sweetheart roses. A small
reception will follow at the flellcvite
Stratford, which Is to bo tlio future homo
of tho couple.
STBWART-SIAOEH.
Tho marriage of Sllss Mnrgnret SI. Sla
gec, daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. Joseph Gil
bert Mna-oo, of 1740 North Park avenue,
to Mr Henry StcKenney Itcwnrl. wns
solemnized this morning nt S 15 o'clock
In St Slnlnchy's Church, tltli nnd SInster
sticets The ceremony wns performed bv
Archbishop Prendergnst, nnd tho Rev. S.
J. Plt7patrlck officiated at the Nuptial
Slass The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore n traveling
suit, of dark blue cloth with fox furs,
and a dark blue lint. Sllss Oortrudo Sla
gee wns her sister's maid of honor. Sir.
Louis Rowland was the bridegroom's best
man 1'pon their icturn from their honey
moon trip Sir. and Sirs, Stewnit will Ilvo
at W.'l North 15th street, Lugan.
SOSISIHU-JONHS.
Sir. and Sirs. Kvnn T Jones, of SIM
North S2d street, announce the mnrrlngo
of their daughter, Sllss Miirlnu Hlbaboth
Jones, to Mr. Louis Flnmmcr Somtner on
Tuesday, January IS, In New Vork elty.
Sir. nml Sirs. Hammer, who are spending
some time at the Trnymoin In Atlantic
City, will ho at home after Fcbruniy 1
at KD West 93d street. New York.
Wilmington
Sirs. Frank L. De Arniond Is visiting
friends at Wnrren, Pa.
WINTER RESORTS
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to spend the fwft
winter
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St. Aueuitina
ORMOND. Ormood
THE BREAKERS nd
ROYAL POINCIANA, Palm De.ch
ROYAL PALM. MUmI
THE COLONIAL and ROYAL VICTORIA
Nasiau.Bahamai
LONG KEY FISHING CAMP
Long Ker
Ask yourticket ncent for Information or writs
far "The (Hue Bird Uoolilet." Juit iuued-free.
For Information of other hotels on the East
Coast of Florida, at Naftsau.Oahamas, or on
the Island of Cuba, ask for Uooklet. Address
FLORIDA EAST COAST
Flacler System
J43 Fifth Avenue 155 W. Madison St.
New York Chlcaco
HAMILTON. Iinlt.MUDA
VICTORIA LODGE
Centrally located, opposite Victoria Park.
Kxcluslve family house Modem. Cloetoail
attractions 115 up. Uueeno A. Davis.
IMPERIAL HOTEL cJJj; 'a;
Thoroughly modern. Rooms single & en suite.
Bun parlor and ballroom. Uxcellrnt tabls
and service. IlooLlet. It. L BUCKLER, Ugr.
POINT PLEASANT HOTEL
Only hotel on the water fttnt. Open all year.
Newly improved New management. Home
cooktr.tr Hates f 3 per day up. K. V. Haltden.
THE ALLEN HURST ,$&
Btrlctly nmt class family hotel Centrally
located. Modern. Home rooking floating,
bathing No bar. W. II SPUJIUE.
st. oi:oiigi:. inntMUDA
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
Delightfully situated on Hose IIIU. Rooms
large anu well furnished. Private Raths.
gun Parlors, Tennis, Golf. II. DALLMAN,
HOMKItSKT 11IIIHGE. IiniIU
SCAUR LODGE B,,0,alrE?1,vs A
Ideally located overlooking the ocean Spa.
clous veranda; homelike appointments; for
professional & business men. f. A XJALC11.
ritAsc.vn, iu:it.MuiiA
Hntfl Frnsrati Ideally located. Elec. light.
OICI riusuau e(J bUam heated; livery;
motorboats. Ucyclca. Lverythlns mod. & up.
to-date lllus. booklet on application to A. A.
PENISTON. FltASCATI I. O. UEitMUDA.
Write or call BELLUVIE'B TOUHS. 1T
Uroadway, New York City.
x'A0i:r, iiintsiL'DA
SOUTH SHORE HOTEL
Elba Reach. Burt bathing from house. A
first-class, modern family hotel. Largs
rooms A. A JOHNSON. Prop.
1'r.MllHOKE. HEinitlUA
GRASMERE-BYrTHE-SEA
Located near city and wean; boating, bath.
Ine, fishing; all conveniences. Excellent
table. Booklet. N. E. LUSHER. Prop.
UA I LEY'S BAY. flEIUlUDA
THE SEAWARD gggj 'SSTSi
house; free boating & fishing U T. Constable.
ST. AUGUSTINE. lM.
The Valencia and Cottages
Steam heat, electricity. Mrs. & Miss Eclcert.
KEY V, EST, fLAu
ISLAND CITY HOUSE
Taurlit and commercial. Modern In every ds.
tall : table and service arat clasa. Kooma vrltk
batb Mrs. SHERMAN BimitUS.
TUB JUFRSHW)V Kiuotxtn plan. Daily
Jl i..lL.
MWinter
25, 1916.
Bala-Cynwyd
Mr. nnd Mr. FrAtik U. Ilnmmor Rfiva a
muslent ovcnlnft nnd supper Innt hlghr nt
their home on Ucrwcn road, Cynwyd. Tho
triicstfl wero tho Itov. Dr. ntul Mrs. Henry
A. P. Hoyl. Mr. nnd Mr, llorncrt ,T.
Tlly, Mr. nnd Mrs Stephen 13. Tlly, Mr.
nnd Mm. Henry S Fry, Mr: nnd Mrs. A.
Kly Tlly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Hnertlier,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J Hnrtnon Wilson, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ooorrro H. Young, Mr. nhd Mrs.
S. ISttROiiP Knen, Dr. nnd Mrn. Howell
S. Kullck, Ilr. nnd Mrs. Knrlo C. ltlcc, Mr.
nnd Mrs. .losopli L. fTnmtner, Mr. nnd
Mrs. It. Alexntidrr Mntthows, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Udmimit V. rrnln. Sir. nnd Mrs
Wllllnm Wnrr, of Hnst OrniiRf, N. J., Mr.
nnd Mis Airredn S Tommnslno, Mr. nnd
Mis. Hnrrj V. Mlddleton, nf Mnnlstowii,
N. J.; Mrs. Phniles Alilmtt, Mrs .tnmei
Hmnnicr, Miss IMItii Cinstcll, Miss Hinlly
i Ilnorthcr, JIIss Marlnii Murrow, tho
Mlssc-i Tlly, Mist V. 8. liny, Miss Itutli
Ilelltnnn, Miss Jenn 9. Hnninier. MIsm
Marfiitrot Kershaw, Mr. Hnrry Tlly, Mr.
Charles 13. Plumb nnd Mr. Frank 13. Ham
mer, Jr.
BONW1T TELLER. &,CQ
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
ANNOUNCE, BEGINNING TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY
llraEMIEIQLASSIIQllJlE
FCDURRUMES
&ie5Ho$fyP6?ae Sate of
&UZTS gfobazfa &yasuon
At V2. to Less Than Regular Prices
Scarfs Regularly Muffs Regularly
O Natural Raccoon 10,00 G.00 12 Nutria li.SO ISO
6 Moleskin I (.50 6.50 15 Natural Raccoon 16M0 8,50
7 Hudson Seal 18.50 7.S0 9 Nutria 10. SO 9JS0
7 Black Lynx 18.00 7.S0 IS Hudson Seal 22.50 10.00
9 Beaver 10.50 8.50 10 Bearer 25.00 12JS0
11 Natural Skunk 10.50 8.50 11 Hudson Seal 25.00 12.50
8 Black Lynx ii.50 12.50 11 Natural Skunk 27.50 12.50
0 Natural Skunk 25.00 12.50 7 Moleskin 27.50 1Z60
6 Natural Lynx 20 .50 12.50 15 Bearer 20 50 15.00
5 Kitt Fox 27.50 14.50 8 Natural Skunk 29.50 18.50
12 Natural Skunk 32.50 14.50 7 Kitt Fox 35.00 18.50
7 Red Fox 35.00 15.00 7 Blade Lynx 35.00 18.50
6 Battleship Cray Foa 33.50 22.50 9 Natural Lynx 35.00 18.50
4 Dyed Blue White Fox 55.00 29.50 27 Natural Skunk 35.00 22.50
4 White Fox Scarfs 55.00 29.50 5 Battleship Gray Fox 5.00 24.50
Women's and Misses' Fur Coats
1 1 French Seal Coats
(Dyed Coney Pelts
Regularly 5.00 to 75.0b
4 Caracul Coals
Regularlu 05.00 to 85.00
12 French Seal Coats
45 inches long.
Regularlu 85.00 to 95.00
7 Hudson Seal Coots
(Dyed Muskrat Pelts)
Regularly 85.00 to 95.00
8 Moire Caracul Coals
Regularly 110.00 to 125.00
12 Trtnt ' Hudson Seal Coats
(Dyed Muskrat Pelts)
Regularly 110.00 to 125.00
0 Bordered Hudion Seal Coats
Skunk Collar. O'ffs and Border.
Kegularly 135.00
22 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coals
(Dyed Muskrat)
Regularly 11,5.00 to 165.00
8 Bordered Hudion Seal Coats
(Various styles)
Regularly 175.00 to 195. 00
19 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats
45 inches long. Various styles.
Regularly 175.00 to 195.00
14 Model Hudson Seal Coats
(Various styles)
Regularly 245.C0 to 265.00
8 Moleskin Coats
Skunk-trimmed.
Regularly 225.00
4 Model Hudion Sear Coats
Copy ol Foreign Models.
Regularly 295.00 to 375.00
2 Natural Mink Ccats
SO inches lone.
Regularly 850.00
tt"V?rOU can go. I shall have no
JL trouble in replacing you at
all."
The maid went and was quickly and
easily replaced, as Mrs. Smith knew she
would be.
The new servant is a jewel of a girj.
efficient, and the kind that will stay.
Mrs. Smith got her by advertising in
the classified columns of the Public
Ledger. That's how most , mistresses
obtain worthy helj) how you can obtain
it, Send your want ad now to tho
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PUBLIC
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AldiiTtiie Kaadinl
Owln to An unavoIdnbH br;cUrrentS tit
F 8. Green win not be able te- cirA
this ovcnlhR nt th Jtnklntown Club and.
ItendlnR Room, and his plae- wllJ'tfe
niled by Mr. Joseph Q. Camp, t)f Atlanta,
On,, whoso subject will be "The Amerlctn
KlnR," Mr, Cnmp Is considered ne o
tho Rrentcst orators of tho South, (dnd his
lecture Is belnp looked forward Jfl with
n Rrcnl deal of pleasure.
The Choristers' Club of Jcnklntbwn tvlrt
Rlvo n members' concert on Monday,
Jnnuary 31, under tho direction of Mr.
Louis A. Wndlow.
Mrs. Hohert FcrRUson, of 155 OToenwoda:
nvenue, Wyncotc, will hold ft meetliiR 6f
the Mission Study Class of Calvary Pres
bylorlnn Clnirch nt her homo th,h after
noon,
A dlnncr-dnnce will bo given (oillghl by
Mrs. Thomas It. Atkinson, of Oak Lane
road, who will nJso entertain- Informally,
on Saturday from 3 until 6 o'clock.
38.00
40.00
48.00
50.00
65.00
68.00
90.00
95.00
110.00
115.00
145.00
125.00
195.00
350.00
Fancy Mole Set 35.00
Reg. 95.00
Bear Set Reg. 65.00 35.00
Krimmer Set 55.00
Reg. 110.00
Ermine and Black Fox
Set Reg. 250.00 125.00
Fancy Chinola Set C5.0C'
Reg. 125.00
3-SkinFuher5et 95.00
Reg. 165.00,
Natural Bine Fox Set 125.00
Reg. 275.00
Natural Silver Fox Set 350.00
Reg. 750.00
Ermine Set
Reg.
150.00
65.00
Z75.00
Dyed Blue Fox Set
Reg. 135.00
Hudson Seal and Oicelot
Set Reg. 110.00 55.00
Crois Fox Set 85ta
Reg. 165.00 J
Fancy Skunk Set
Reg. 195.00
83.00
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