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LEDGEE-PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916.
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rE ANTICIPATES
HAPPY AFTERNOON FOR KIDDIES
Child's Garden of Verse and Memories of Famous Por
traits Will Be Shown at Bellevue-Stratford To
dayChildren of Fashionables Take Part
THE kiddles will bo In their element
this afternoon at the Hope Day Nur
sery benoflti which will be given In the
ballroom of tho Bellevue-Strntford from
2:30 Until 5:30 o'clock. Tableaux will bo
' given at Intervals during tho afternoon,
and between times Constance Dlnney, of
New York, will dance and little Polly
Thayer will play on her beloved violin.
It Is a protty tiling, this Idea of tho
llttlo children of tho well-to-do giving of
their talent and time to help their poorer
little brothers and sisters who are taken
care of in tho Hope Day Nursery, which
Is In tho heart of tho slums, at 1013 Vine
street.
Euffono Field's Garden of Verso will
be Illustrated by tho small tots and somo
of tho world-famous portraits of children
will be copied; after tho performance
thoro will be a ohlldron'a dancing too.
A feature of tho entertainment will bo a
loan oxhlbltlon of dolls drossod In the
costumes of alt nations, and thoro will
also bo a sale of children's summer hats
under tho management of Mrs. Howard
Ellison, Jr., Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs.
Moado Large, Mrs. Itobort Sowell and
Mrs. Morris Clothier.
Among tho tots who will tako part in
tho tableaux nro Gcorgo F. Patterson,
Jr., Willing Pattorson, Balllo Henry,
Elslo Robinson, Mary Haro Davis,
Charles O. Harrison, 3d, Jack Whoolor,
Clayton Banks, Jr., Anita Foulke, Wal
ter Foullto, Jr., Dorothea Frothtngham,
Dotty Coles, Molly Tylor, Sidney F.
Tyler, Jr., Nanoy Thouron, Prlscllla Sin-
nlokson, Clayton Wlnsor, Charles
Mather, Catharlno Mather, Nicholas
I Nowlln, Janet Nowlln, Mary Cartor,
Mary Law, Virginia Hocksohor, Samuel
Goodman, G. Clymer Brooko, McLean
Williamson.
Tho board of managers Includes! Pres-
' ldont, Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd; vlco presl-
i dents, Miss Mary K. Gibson, Mrs.
Charles L. Borlo, Jr., Mrs. Isaac R.
Davis; treasurer, Mrs. Honry 8. Joanes;
seoretary.'Mlss Ellzaboth Gibbons White;
assistant socrotary, Mrs. Robert Sowoll;
Mrs. Alfred R. Allen, Mrs. Thomas G.
Ashton, Mrs. Charles E. Brlnloy, Mrs.
Herbert I Clark, Mrs. Morris I Clo
thier, Jr., Mrs. Gustavus Wynne Cook,
Mrs. John M. Dentson, Mrs. Russoll
Duano, Mrs. H. Howard Ellison, Jr., Miss
Anna B. Gilpin, Mrs. Charles R. Wood,
Mrs. Goorgo W. Kondrlck, 3d, Miss
Vgnes C. Konnody, Mrs. G. G. Mcado
urge, Mrs. William C. Posey, Mrs. J.
VRldgway Rollly, Mrs. Isaac W. Roberts,
J Mrs. F. King Watnwrlght, Mrs. Herbert
JW. Warden, Mrs. Henry M. Watts and
fMrs. Daniel B. Wentz.
Mrs. Lloyd, who will glvo a box party
at tho performance will havo a number
of tho school set as hor guests. Including
Miss Virginia Carter, Miss Susan Good
man, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Ellon
Douglas Floyd, Miss Paulino Thayer,
Mr. Arthur Baugh, Mr. Matthew Balrd,
2d, Mr. J. JConton Elsenbroy, Mr. Rich-
ford Nowlln, Mr. John , Balrd, Jr., Mr.
1 Henry Bain, 3d, Mr. Theodoro Bailey
Sand Mr. John Bankson.
Tou are nowlso fashionable nowa-
days If you haven't got tho measles or
at least aro not quarantined with Bald
Infantile dlseaso, which is ravaging tho
beauty of our young peoplo Just now.
rhera Is Lisa NorrlB, tho attractive debu-
lite of tho last season, laid up In
darkenod room to protect her eyes,
Df course and Valentino Mitchell, too,
Fanothor charming girl, Is suffering from
ho selfsamo malady. Charlotte Brown,
vho is doing such splendid work in
luslo over In Now York this winter,
amo homo for a while lost week, and
low she Is quarantined over hero and
inablo to return to hor studies because
ler small brother has a caso of measles.
Nannlo Hecksher also has a caso and
bo has Undo Guy.
It really Is too bad if It were not a
bit funny; It would be so much more
tyllsh to have something like append!
dtls or inflammation of the sinus, whloh
i the very last word In things social.
NANOY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoe W. Dolan gave
i dinner of 20 covers', followed by dancing
and bridge, last night at Calico Cottage.
Aiken. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan and
their daughter, Miss Rosalie Dolan, will
J return to this city about April :t for a
Pphort time before going to Long Island
lor the season. .
Mrs. Francis King Walnwrlght, of Bryn
Mawr, will entertain In her box at the
Bellevue-Stratford this afternoon at the
children's tableaux. Her guests will In
clude Miss Martha Stengel, Mlas Ines
Justice, Miss Alltlre Croier, Miss Anita
Foulke, Miss Pauline Foulke, Miss Virginia
Brock, Master John Morgan Dentson, Jr.,
Master Sidney Brock, Master William
Foulke, Master Randolph Justice, Master
Alfred Stengel and Master Francis King
Watnwrlght, Jr, Mrs. H. Bartol Braste,
of Wynnewood, will also give a box party
this afternoon at the benefit
Mr, and Mrs. William Wallace Attor
bury are' receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a son, William Wallace Atter
bury, Jr,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert p. Bunting gave a
dlnner-danca last evening at their home,
IKS Sprues street. In honor of their two
sons. There were about one hundred guests
present.
Mrs. Harry Anbury has Issued Invito
. .lions for a Ctttzens Meeting In the Oak
Lane Library, at Oak Lane avenue and
QHh, street, at 8 o'clock this evening. The
meeting Is called for patrlotlo addresses
n the necessity for national prepared
,ies. and the speakers will Include Mrs. I.
fi. o iiarra. vice president or mo rennsyi
anta Women's Division for National Pre
paredness J Mr; John Sparhawk, Jr., and
Mr, A. J. Drexel Blddle. F. R. O. a,
founder of the Drexel-Blddlo Military
porps. Mrs, George W, Urquhart, acting
chairman of the Ladles' Branch of the
Erex)-Blddle Citizens' Army Campaign,
Jll preside.
A masquerade dance and supper will be
Iven on tho evening of Wednesday. April
28, at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Mrs. George Franklin Brown, of 411
Vest Price street, will entertain at tea
bmorrow afternoon in honor of the widely
awn autnor, airs. &aie t-ang-iey uosner,
Richmond, Va,
MIm Dorothy (Jrammer. daughter of the
kv, car( E, Qrammer ana Mrs. uraamtr,
llOU Spruce street, will entertain at din.
this evening prior to the meeting of
re. -Troth')! Dancing Class at the Qor.
intown cricket Club, Nanhelm. Mr.
Mr wuuam v. twnn, or, )vest.gjhi-
ten nVenue, Qermantown, will give n din
ner for their daughter Miss Christine
Rehn, beforo the class.
The Fuller Sisters, from Dorset, Eng
land, will give a recital of English and
Scottish folk songs of war and peace In
tho Merlon Cricket Club next Friday even
ing, April H. The affair Is under tho
auspices of the Main Line Branch of the
Women's Peace Party.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Boulton Dixon
will return from tholr wedding trip to
morrow, nnd will stop with Mrs. Dixon's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thayer, of
the Dust Pan, Merlon, until their home in
Chestnut Hill Is completed. Mrs. Dixon
before her marriage on March 4 was Miss
Emily Markoo Thnyer.
Mr. Edwin Groblo Drcer, who recently
returned to his homo, Annandalo, at Mal
vern, from the Pacific coast, has gone to
new xorK ror a fortnight.
Mrs. David B. Dallam has returned to
her apartment nt tho Lincoln, from Ashe
vlllo, N. C, whore bIio spent tho winter
months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Lynn Truseott, of
627 Cooper street, Camden, nnnounco the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Gladys
Truscult, to Mr. Ross Brntnerd Sims, of
Albnny, N. Y.
Among thoso who will net as patron
essos for tho drnmatlo recital of "Tho
Yellow Jacket," to bo given Tuesday ovo
nlng, April 11, at tho Little Theatre, undor
the auspices of tho Woman's Suffrngo
party, aro Mrs. Qcorgo A. Dunning, Mrs.
Joseph M. Gazzam, Mrs. Wllllnm D.
Orange, Miss Llda Stokes Adams and Dr.
Lucy L. W. Wilson;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Griffith, of Pit
mnn, N. J., announce tho engagement of
their daughter, Miss Gladys Vlrendn Grif
fith, to Mr. Thomas R. Castor, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard P. Castor, also of Pit
man. This nfternoon, nftor the Philadelphia
Orchestra concert. Captain W. A. Roonoy,
of tho United States Navy, and Mrs.
Rooney will entertain tholr guosts at tea
nt tholr home, Broad and Spruce streets.
Among thoBO who will bo prosent aro Miss
A M. Bean, Miss M. Blrnoy, Mra M. Bur
gess, Miss Bertha do Rlvora, Mrs. W.
Qowoy, Miss Ellzaboth Paxon, Miss Anna
C. do Rivers, Miss Matilda Ardcn do
Rivers, Mrs. Thomas Shallcross. Mlsi
Letltla Levering Omensettor, Miss M.
Trout, Miss Mabel Schumo, Miss Hepsoy
Norrla Wolls and Mls3 Mary Levis Yar
nail. Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Foster M. Recdcr, of Springfield
avonuo, has returned from New York,
where sho was the guest of her undo, Mr.
Richard McCormlck.
Miss Elizabeth Henry, of Springfield
avonuo, Is spending several days In New
Yorlc
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wcsloy Pullman, Jr.,
havo closed tholr residence In Wyncoto
and takon a house nt Ridley Park, whero
they will mako tholr homo in tho fu
ture. Miss Emma Supplco, of Webster avonuo,
Wyncoto, who has been spondlng the
last two weeks ns the guest of Mr. Nathan
Dunn, at Doylestown, has returned to
her homo. Mrs. Nathan Dunn and her
son. Mr. Struthcrs Dunn, havo returned to
their home from a fortnightly trip to
Florida.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. D. Toran, of 930 Porter street, en
tertained tho U. D. Girls' Sewing Clrclo
on Tuesday. Tho members present were
Miss Beatrice H. Ginsberg, Miss Ida M.
Silverman, Miss Fay Toran, Miss Sydney
Toran, Miss Estclle Rose, MIsb Charlotte
Rubin, Miss Roso B. Jacobson, Miss May
Hoskln and Miss Roso Brnunfeld.
Woodbury
The Queen Esther Clrclo met at tho
home of Mrs. Jennings, on Delaware
street, Tuesday evening, nnd completed
the organization of the Clrclo. Tho third
Monday evening of each month was de
cided upon aa tho regular mooting night,
and plans wero made for a definite lino
of work.
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Miss Greenwood, who is a member ot the "Neighborhood ttayers,"
un amateur organization of Lansdowne, will take part in the corned,
'Green Stockings," o bo presented thii evening fii the New Century
Drawing Room for the benefit of t!p Woman's Medical College,
Along the Main Line
MERION Final arrangements for the
garden feto to be given Saturday,. April IS,
at the Merlon Country Day School were
completed Wednesday at anehthuslastlo
meeting held nt the home of Mrs. Edward
Holt, when a large sum of money was vol
untarily given to pay for tho attractive
novelties recently selected In New York
by Mrs. Bok and Mrs. Frederick W. Rock
well, chairman of the committee. The nov
elties, which Included many exquisite gar
don articles, attracted quite a llttlo atten
tion, and many of those prcsont decided to
purchase then and there, so that orders
had to bo given for more nrtlctea. Such
was the fate of 25 exquisite hand-painted
trnys, which wero designed by a young
Jnpaneso artist, who found himself
stranded In Paris nt the beginning of the
wnr and came to America In th capacity
of steward on one of our American liners.
Divided by a green trellis will be found a
delightful tearoom, whero, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Anna B, Scott, assisted by 20
senior and Junior mombera of the class
held weekly In Mrs. Scott's model kltohen
In Merlon, toa will be served from a Bus.
elan samovnr at tables prettily decorated
with spring flowers. Among thoso who
will assist Mrs. Scott are Mrs. Charles
Willing Hubor, Miss IMytho Kater, Miss
Marlon Kater, Miss Loulso Wanamaker,
Miss Isabel Wanamaker, Miss Esther
Tlly, Miss Dorothy Tlly, Miss Elizabeth
Novlns. Miss Eleanor Gray, Miss Marguer
Ito Hollopcter, Miss Mildred Hughes, Miss
Marlon Folwell. Miss Mildred Boerlcko,
Miss Alma Wanamaker, Miss Marlon
Humphreys, Miss Rachel Harlan, Miss
Phttla Jolllffcr, Miss Anna Brill. Miss
Edith Brill nnd llttlo Miss Evelyn Wll
ford. Bala-Cynwyd
At tho noxt club night of tho Footllght
6rs" Dramatio Association, to bo hold
Monday, April 24, In St. John's Tarlsh
House, three delightful llttlo plays will be
given by tho members, nnd Mrs. O. W.
Sclby will render several musical selec
tions, nfter which there will bo dancing.
Tho mombcrs taking part In the plays will
Include Mra. A. C. Hnmpaon, Mrs. J. Rea
Pntttrson, Mrs. E. L. Pnrvln. Mrs. Gwynne
T. Shoppord, Miss Del Roso Mncan, Mr.
Harold MncGcorgo, Mr. Walter A. Fox,
Mr. Paul Vnnneman, Jr., Mr. J. Rea Pat
terson, Mr. E. L. Parvln and Mr. John T.
Bailey, 3d.
Mrs. Thomas D. Bowes, of Trovor Lane,
will spend tho wock-end with her mother,
Mm. Charles ICnlttel, at hor Chelsea cot
tage Mr. and Mrs. Tlrm'pi nn.l hi ii.,..
children will leavo April 20 for Chelsea to
spend threo or four weeks with Mrs. ICnlt
tel. Germantown
Mr, and Mrs. J. Ivlns Nicholas, of B3.15
Wayno avenue, will glvo n danco this
overling at tho Casino In honor of tholr
daughter, Miss Knthcrlno Nicholas, nnd
son, Master James Nicholas. Tho guests
will Includo Miss Sarah Fry, Miss Con
stance Snow, Miss Elizabeth Potts, Miss
Dorothy Kent, Miss Ellznboth Kean, Mlas
Anno Schwartz, Miss Betty Read, Mlas
Clarlbel Nlchol.13, Miss Mary D. Stowart,
Miss Freda Gllloaple. Miss Clara Iszard,
Miss Emily Cornelius, Miss Judelle Hus
ton, Miss Mnry Rlttcr, Miss Margarot Mel
lor, Bliss Amelia Sclzas, Miss Rebecca
Smaltz, Miss Eleanor Smoltz, Miss Helen
Parrott, Miss Mnry Miller, Miss Snrah
Rlggs, Miss Mildred Landls. Miss Edith
Johnson, Master Rodney Beck. Master
Nowton Beck, Master William R. Dawson,
Master David Boggs, Master Harold Gade,
Master Warren Richmond, Master Robert
M. Williamson, Mnster Raymond Iszard,
iiiamer inuuaino Bimons, .Master John Si
mons, Master David Fleming, Master Spar
ta Fritz. Master Thomas Atherton. Master
Thomas Wolstenholm. Master Brewster
Grace, Master Milton Barbn, Master Wal
ter Miller, Mastor Francis Jenkins, Master
PIcrson Grieve. Master Edwnrd Straw
bridge, Master John Reeves, Master Alton
West and Master Rodman Porter.
West Philadelphia
Dr. and Mrs. T. Howard Knight, Miss
Besson. Miss Mario Loulso Knight, Miss
Aijelo Besson Knight and Mr. Howard B.
Knight, of 42d nnd Walnut Btrects, who
spend tho wlntor In California, whero Mrs.
Knight's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Besson Murphy, havo been
living for somo time, returned home Mon
day, after Btopplng off at Chicago en routo.
Miss Florence Dohmen will entertain in
honor of Mr. CArl Hough tomorrow night.
Among tho guests will bo Miss Katherlno
Kellor, Miss Eleanor Hickman, Miss Eliza
beth Christopher, Miss Florcnco Dohman,
Mr. Carl Lconhardt, Mr. William Force,
Mr. Harry Schrack and Mr. Edward Koh
ler. Frankford
Tho next regular monthly meeting of
tho Olney Improvement Association will
bo held In the association's room, nt
Ionic Hall, 2d street nnd Tabor road, on
Thursday evening, April 13.
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North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Lockhart. of 2737
North" 13th street, announco tho engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Martha Lock
hart, to Mr. J. Elmer Hall, Jr., of 1321
West Lehigh nvenuo.
Mrs. Alter Weiss, of 3214 Columbia ave
nue, announces tho engagement of hor
daughter, Mlas Rao Weiss, to Dr. Edward
N. Cohen, of Brldgeton, N. J. Mrs, Weiss
entertained at hor home on Sunday eve
ning In honor of tho announcement.
Kensington
The betrothal of Miss Esther Mailer to
Mr. Nathan Abrnmovltz was announced
on Saturday evening nt a reception given
by Mr. and Mrs. M. Mailer at their home,
2306 Coral street
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Slomkowskl, of
4400 North 6th strctt, nro receiving con
gratulations on tho birth of u daughter
on Monday. Mr. and Sirs. Slomkowskl aro
actlvo In charity work among tho Polish
societies In North Philadelphia.
Tioga
Mrs. James H. Johnson, of 1315 Erlo
avenue, has Just returned after a winter's
sojourn In Palm Beach and Miami, Fla.
Mr. Johnson will not return until later
In tho spring.
A musicale and dramatio entertain
ment will bo given tonight In the Ann
Carmlchael Presbyterian Church, Erlo
avenue. "Tho Harvesters" will bo the
sketch presented.
Roxborough
Miss Margaret Beaaholas, daughter of
tho Itsv. Dr. Charles Seasholes and Mra.
Beaaholes, of Queen la.no. Falls of Schuyl
kill, has returned from a winter's visit In
Dilllnss, Mont, where oho was the guest
ot her aunt, Mrs. Charles Eddy.
Lansdowne
Mm. William Kill, of Baltimore nvenue,
will glvo a dinner of 10 covers this .eve
nlng In honor of Mr, and Mm. J. Franklin
Iloss and Mr. Robs' mother, who will move
the latter part of May to New York. Mrs.
Hill's guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Eben
Hunt, Mrs. John Hidings and Mr. and Mrs.
William W, Robinson, of Merchantvllle,
N. J.
Swarthmore
The third dance of the regular Bwarth
more series will bo held tomorrow even
ing In the Woman's Club.
Tho PI net- Phi Fraternity has Issued
Invitations for a dinner dance to be given
at Hamilton Court, on Saturday, April 23,
What's Doing Tonight
Missionary meetlnr. Olrls' Catholla Hlsh
School, luth and Wood streets; 8 o'clock. Frs.
Smoker of the Thata Chi fraternity. Clover
Room. Dellerua-Stratfordi 8 o'oloek.
Play and dance for ths benefit of tha Worn
en's Medical College, New Century Drawing
Rooms; B o'clock.
Annual banquet of ths Youiur Peopla'a Socla
tr of Tloca, Tlosa Baptist Church, Broad and
Ontario streets; 7:30 o'clock.
Usstln of tha Philadelphia Chapter, Am.r
lean Institute ot Danktnr. auditorium ot tha
Chamber of Commerce, wldener Bullduurj 8
o'clock.
Ilanauet or tha Business Science Club. Bella-Yue-Stratford;
7:80 o'clock.
Costume ball of the Philadelphia School of
Dl;n tor Women, School, Uroad and blaster
streets) 8 o'clock.
Bentor class banquet. University of Penn
sylvania, Itlttenhsua HoteluT:B0 o'clock.
Meetlns of tha Latin American Society of the
University ot Pennsylvania, Houston llall; 8
o'clock.
Philosophical Society, 101 South Bth street;
S o'clock.
Illustrated leotui
Borderland of CIvl
ed lectura. "Earpt and tha Nils, tha
I of ClvllUatlon." by Arthur Stanley
ler the auspices ot the university
Rlin, under tha auspices of the university
extension oocieiy, viwerspooa itau; o q-ciock.
Preparedness meetlnr. Oak Lone Public Li
brary, evening.
Corinthian Yacht Club meetlns, AdelpbU Ho.
tel; evualnx.
Lumbermen's Assoclitlon dinner, Adelphla
Hotel; evening.
Notices for the, Sotkty pan will .ba
accept!, and, prlntsd .la the Kveolnx
Ledzer, bat all such notices must be writ.
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to satka will uut ba publlted,
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Girard Farms
Mr. L. EnBtwood Soluold, of 252S South
18th street, will entertain on Sunday eve
ning at dinner In honor of Mrs. John A.
Stutz and her son, Mr. Wilbur Frederick
Stutz, of Washington. D. C, who nro
guests of his mother, Mrs, Henry J. Sot
bold, nt tho present time. Tho color
schemo of the decorations will bo yellow,
tulips, daffodils, Jonquils and spring flow
ers being Artistically combined with sml
lax and maiden-hair ferns; tho favors wilt
bo unique summcr-houso3 In yellow. Cov
ers will bo laid for 17, and the guests
will Includo Miss Anno A. DJorup, Miss
Hanna C. Burns, Miss Constance D. Tay
lor, Miss Margaret Tustln O'llara, Miss
Madeline Watrous, Miss Rno V. Moore,
Mr. S. J. Clovingor, Jr., Mr. Austin A.
Homer, Mr. Raymond L. Watrous, Mr.
Francis Martin DJorup, Mr. Herbert L.
Clovengcr, Dr. William C. Ely and Mr.
Morgan Parson.
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BONW1T TELLER.
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Misses' Tailleur Suits
29.50 35.00 39.50
New features and treatments ore introduced in belts, button
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Misses Frocks0 & Gowns 16.50
AFTERNOON FROCKS of taffeta com
bined with Georgette crepe, Persian
printed chiffon, beaded motifs, basques,
half sleeves of organdie.
1850 to 95.00
SMOCK DRESSES Specialized at 29,50
Extremely simple modes of Georgette
crepe and charmeuse.
"Jflapper" apparel
Iteg. U. S. Pat. omco.
Far the Hard-h-Fit Ctrl of 12 to 16
Specialized types for the "Flapper" were introduced to America
by Bonwit Teller & Co, "Flapper" apparel is designed on lines
particularly and peculiarly appropriate for the girl of 1 2 to 1 6
who has outgrown her years, yet must be attired in a girlish
manner.
"Flapper" Afternoon Frocks
15.00 to 35.00 .
For the party and other little formal
affairs, specialized styles developed in
appropriate materials and colorings for
the girl of 2 to 16.
"Flapper" Coats 15.00 to 35.00
Specially designed models for school and
dress wear in serge, gabardine, checks,
silk-and-cloth combinations.
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INTERESTING RECITAL WILL
BE GIVEN IN LITTLE THEATJRE
Gifted Artists to Be Heard in Delightful Program
Next Wednesday Evening Another Musicale
Given in Saturday Club at Wayne
A DELIGHTFUL evening of musla has
been arranged for next Wednesday
evening at StSO o'clock In the Llttlo Thea
tre. The assisting nrtlats wilt be Miss
Mario G, Loughney, contralto 1 Mrs. Flor
ence Prentiss Close, soprano; Miss Allco
ii. uaney, -cellist; Miss Emllle Frlcke,
pianist, and Miss Bernlco Fryslnger Lewis,
pianist.
Tho program la as follows!
PART L
"The lUTiohtro" .,.,,,..., Bmlth
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Air d LU "1,'Enfnnt I'rodltue".
.... , , ,. MI'S I-outhn-y.
"Iturteauln"
,. . MIM Ilaller.
"Dnwn In (he n-?rt"
Lnd of the Sk-.blu. WMer' ....
"Ahl I,ov Hut Day"
Debussy
, .Popper
,Coi5mn
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'Bird of tho Wlldrn9" .......... Hor'tmnn
"Crylnr ot Water" Cmpbll-TlDton
Mrs. Close.
PAIIT 21 (In Co-tume),
Vls D'Arte, "Tosca" Puccini
,. . Mrs. Close.
Mon Coeur 3'ouvre tiv vol nt Bem
Twlilrhl rtererla ,Mls Bullny
One Una Dar, "Martnmn Hutternr1'. ...Puccini
Flower Sons. "Itiiilamri Butterfly" Puccini
Mra. Close and Mlns Louchney.
The patronesses includo Mrs. R.
Emott Hare, Mrs. Irving R. Prentiss, Mrs.
Horace Trumbauor, Mrs, J. Slddon Pen
nock, Mrs. Emlen C. Paul, Mrs. Wosslll
Lops, Mrs, Clarenco Landrcth, Mrs. George
W. Edmonds. Mrs. Matthew Cryor, Mrs.
Wllllnm Geddcs, Mrs. Frederick W. Ab
bott. Mrs. William S, Bolding, Mrs. Ber
nard Bloch, Mrs. Androw Culver Boyd,
Mra. A. N. Burke, Mrs. Benjamin Cnrs
kaddon, Mrs. John Casselbcrry, Mrs.
Thomas M. Fitzgerald, Mrs. James G.
Footc, Mrs. John A. Gcrety, Mrs. Francis
Glnther. Mrs. Nicholas J. GrlfUn. Jr., Mrs.
Leopold. Mrs. Frank A. McManun. 5tr.
Edwnrd J. Hammer, Mrs. Harry S. Henry,
Mrs. Julian J. Kccnnn, Jr., Mrs. Frederic
Frederick Mencko, Mrs. Charles A. Miller,
Mrs. Rowo Stewnrt. Mrs, Lewis H. Mutch
Icr, Mrs. C. E. Pilling, Mrs. Frank Pit
calm. Mrs. C. II, Smith, Mrs. Samuel
Vrooman, Mrs. Charles S. Warnor, Mrs.
AMUSEMENT
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STItEETS
EVEIIY ACT A Did HIT I
Valerie Bergere & Co.
In "LITTM3 CHEltrtY BLOSSOM"
Wilbur Mack & Nella Walker! Laddie Cliff:
Elinors k Wllllnmas "Tango Bhoca"; Edna
Showalter, nnd Other Star Tcoturea.
Next Week Joan Sawyer & Co.
Globe Theatre FEn.
U1UWC VAVDEVILLH Contlnuouall
A. M. to 1 1 P. M. I0c. 15c. 25c.
"Solomon, the Great," Th0e TK,
Barney Williams and Girls Agfher,
Arcadia
CHESTNUT Below
10th
10 A. M, to 11 :1B r,
Last 2 Davs
M.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "THE HABIT OF 1IATPINESS"
TZ4.,ln MAItKET ABOVE DTH
V lCCOria To0ay and Tomo'row
. Francis X. Bushman
and nvrl)r DaJ'ne In "Tho Wall Brtn"
Addfd Authentic French War Pictures.
Palace
10c 12M MAHKET 20c
10 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M.
LAST 2 DAYS
Fannie Ward
FOIl THE DEFENSE"
In
Stanley
MARKET ABOVE 10TH
llllC A.M. to 11. -15 P.M.
Dustin Farnum
DEN BLAIH"
Arorvmnnn arard below 8th. Mkt. 284.
AmenCan Arvlna Stock In
"A Woman's Way." Mats. Tues., Thurs., Sat.
effte jdeddlfy(5hopOtfoination6
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET .
Ittfteret Jw Mmrdfir'-
binding, cape and tie collars, linked fronts, pointed fronts, waist
coats and flare sides. Models developed in serge, gabardine,
Poiret twill, club checks and wool vclour.
Velours and Bolivia Coats
22.50 to 85.00
07 A large collection of models defining every smart style-trend,
in wool velour, vicuna velour and silkbolivia in unusual high
colorings.
DEBUTANTE
signed and executed models in tulle, sil
vered cloth, silks and Georgette crepes.
35,00 to 150.00
TROTTEUR FROCKS of serge and
Georgette crepe in braid trimmed, belted,
one-piece, tunic and coat effects.
18.50 25.00 35.00
tt
Flapper"
735 to 19.50
Entirely new smock fashions for the girl
of 12 to 16 developed in linen, rep, Ser
vian cloth, crepe cloth, crepe scrim, pique
and voile. '
"Flapper" Suits 16.50 to 39.50
A most extensive variety of "Flapper"
suits for school and dress service in serge,
gabardine, twill, mixtures and checks.
C. Theodore Wcrnwag, Miss Clara Wllllttd
and Mrs. Mary Wlno.
THE musicale as given at the Saturday
Club, Wayne, on Tuesday afternoon
was most enjoyable. Tho program was
In charge of tho musla section, of which
Mrs. P. S. Conrad Is chairman. Tho musle
section of the Women's Club of Media
furnished tha musla. Miss Beatrice C
Alexander was the contralto Mis. Morton
Phelps Dlckcrson tho violinist nnd Mrs
Ray Daniels Jones the pianist Tea was
served after tho muslcalo.
AMUSEMENT
Broad Last 2 Evgs. L"w.
MAUDE ADAMS "iSSUgg?
NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW
LAURETTE
TAYLOR
THE OIUOINAL TEO"
IN A NEW CO.MEDT
The Wooing: of Eve
Br J. IIAitTLHT MANNEnS
Author of 'TEQ O' MY HEArtr
T,YT?TP IABT THBEE TIMES
H iVr7r,AT MATiNES TOMOTtnOW
Tht N. T Winter Oarrten'a Million Dollar Mu.
(leal Extraracanza A WGBLD OF PLEASUIID
. . . With a Orat Cant or 15S
CLIFTON CIIAWFOHD. CONltOY A LaMAIIlB
Colllna A Hart. Maixarat E,1km1 v.i..
Fltzhugh, Franklin IJalle and lioal Qulnn.
NEXT WEEK Seats Now
The Latest Viennese Operetta Triumph
"ALONE AT LAST" .J
Composer of The Merry Widow
, .A Veritable SprlnRtlm Treat
Direct From an All-Seaaon Tlun at tlM
Bhubert Theatre, New York
Oreat Singing Cast and Ensemble of TB
ADF.T.P'FTT LAST tutuse times
UJXjm. LAST MATi TOMOIUIOW
The Season's S-nartest Musical Comedy
"NOBODY HOME"
Full of Zip. Melody and run
NEXT WEEK Seats Now
Emrene Walter's Latsst Play
"THE LITTLE SHEPHEHD OF KINGDOM
COME"
Founded on the Famous Book by John Tot. Jr.
A STOB.Y OF THBEE WAIF8 A BOY,
a ami, AND A DOO
Lauehter and Tears for Old and Toun
RESERVE YOUB 8 EATS NOW,
fin vvi nlr Thl ist w,k- Ei- at 6 118
jrcllllr. Matlneo Tomorrow at 2:18
COHAN s- 1IABRIS Present
THE FUNNIEST PLAY IN THE WORLD
IT PAYS TO
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Original New York Cast and Produo
Best eais i at lupuiar tvea. nu
TYrl..J. Pop. Mats. Tuea.
VVtllllUl 25c. 00c. Rerul
Eves. 250 to $1,
"DAMAGED GOOl
Next Woek "BRINQINa UP
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J? Ulicao Matlneo Tomorrow, 2:15
S COME TO BOHEMIA
Best Seats I1.C0 at Pop, Wednesday Matlneo,
ACADEMY Seats ot Heppa's, 1110 Chestnut.
Philadelphia
at 3 "lu"lul,0:i5
Soloist: MAnCELLA
CRAFT, Srtpntno
urcnesira
Knickerbocker plat!h"Wef..
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
:uj
5.CQ
69.50
trimming, pockets, braid
to 150.00
GOWNS Exquisitely de
Wash Frocks
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