l V "just gossip about people 0ld Medal for Color Exhibition Awarded at Plastic Club Classes Meet and Fin'npp V A-" . , if,' nave disastrous Time V . l. viiUfimnt fit thfl -UlfRB li niucn v htlc Club these .lays, for the nnnunl fchlbUlon is on, nnd pri... are to bo V . i inu know. Tliai m, im " -trfea.o lth ld mcaai SSb. X" this afternoon after the Jury rf.Swi has mado the pronunclamento. tff thttt'8 the Wd. Isn't It? Quite "i .iked It ho believed In early en 7h":,s, "Oh, yes, early and, If neccs. FTnn." Anyhow, the judges are to l""' Mnrris YounK, Joseph vcar- rrow. F-fWi: .mbers of tho club wl ho will re- The members 0 . VnUnll wlin tft t- Urt are Miss Morenuc u..., '--" fcT. " .. unnw: Mrs. Frederick D. ptrtiueni. , . Sartntn, Mi8H C. li'SEw-B- rox (I always want to know P 2.1 Urt C. and the H. stand for, don't '.. ifl iiaiiici, kj.. ...r wtut U ' I" Mrs. Clara Madeira ana Us ini JL'fflli o Turclc, who Is chairman of the RV-. ..iv).inn rommlttce. ieV he PlMtle Club is really one of the E," ' . ..-...., .nln' nlillm In tho city. H .4 ..kiiirniiui nuiiivn " . R JXl"s"o . some fifteen . it M been in e.icu-o t ihlnle. perhaps longer, nnu i ' .'. i . i n.d.nu Ima niirceedcd In .r .artii nuHincnn ..n.. PwrchMlng two small houses on Camac p Street, which It has altered Into a per- tot KtlydtllghtfUlClUDIlOUbO. lusuu.iUu.u, VhitnnMl "Rabbit" party, nt which time I.?.- ,v,.r turn nut In fearful and won- 1 i . . .i .1... npA9tpt num. fcrfUl COSlUmc.1, mm .. - - titan of marveious uu " ' ... t J hive teen to a number of "Kaumts," ana uiure you that except perhaps ror mo ..nuil "movies" given by tho membero cf'the Women Writers' Club, I liavo never THE' French class which Has been or janlzed to meet In the Gcrmantown T.M. C. A. under the direction of Baron it Oeer was held this morning. A nunv kr of Germantown women have Joined " this particular class, and It's quite re . ..v.m. tn hear the "narlez-vouHlng" -'.that Is golns on these days. Tho class counts among its memners .Mrs. joo Wayne. Jc. Mrs. Howard Montgomery W "sfll! Mrs. Francis 15. Reeves, Jr., Mrs. ;mea Mapea Dodge, .Miss josepmne 'S Dodge, Mrs. Sarah Wagner, Mrs. John yJlacArthur Haris, Mrs. Edward U Davis, '... . T.n..l nn1 Mm T?C.Vnnlltu Jim Jiargarei .. m " .y.. -- Brown. t'QUCH a predicament as a little friend Lg Ui iu. ,ui.. ..v. - Ifc Ton see. she an-1 nance went to a party r. atone of the hotels, nnil tliey una such a r'tood time thej forgot that houis were llilns, and though they nabbed a taxi anu-i ."Vlled to the Terminal for a 2 o'clock train, ff thv reached the Btens just as the clock 1.' ..!. A n V.n mvatln l..llf nC O rr m n n ,1 the train on the minute. What to do! They could not wake up any friends lit ' tha't hour of tho nlqlit, neither could they jo to 'a hotel. What awful predlcamcnfs t convention an J gossip put upon us at f; times, don't thej '' "Well," said our hero- ?r ine, all I can tee for us to do is to Keep rTmlnw .tt.41n tl.o frdln'w irnrirl.' Y You remember what a night Saturday ij i was, don't jou'' (Poured cats nnd dogs If my memory seivcs me rijiu.) ho me dance called up the hackman out near the 1 borne of the girl and told him to meet ' them at the tiolley nt 3:30 o'clock. Can J Vou picture the pu .Idles of water and Bnow out In the cointry en Saturday night? And though the distance from the tiolley to her home was but five minutes, that ,) anfeeltnj hackman charged that poor rf youne man Just ns much as If ho had '''taken a taxi at the station and gone out FOil.iij home all the way In that. And you will i' auiuii tor in eniigeu cnupie u xhai wouiu .iaaie been pica ;anter than a trolley car, J'.V .u.- .. .. ,. .. iMiiii, wiiai; noieer, iney nnuuy reacneu. jinome at 4 o clock n hniluer nnu wiser pair. lSext time they will leave the magic whirl S5 of dance in time to go home the regular, &' t). uui mis particular small nancee js ai- l a-s "getting into (.crapes. She was tho fck "v ,'..v c,i nai in uuuk ui inu xiiiiuuio -"hi the pouring rain some months hack. D " again put her umbrella up over her neaa in a Etrcct car. Cheer up, my fiirfrlends, they aro to be married In a few tfe months, and perhaps that will bring her t.IUown to earth Wkn ran tnllO SrTIVpnv a-., i i ... , Wfi u . ..iiy i near 01 uiuer uruncnea ir i rcllor wnrl:- Jfow tno Allen I.ane Mwjncn oi tne Hrltlsh relief fund is to r "IMt eVerV Mnnrtnv nftornnnn nt Ihn Cresheim Arms In Chestnut Hill to make (.--b.ui uressings. ino class is under tho li direction nf Afro ii..., AnDaii .i f,010118 tne members qre Mrs. John Blake- , iurs. uernardo de M. Stokes, Mjs. Jtfrey Gllmour. Mr irrirt n,nn ,tJ. Schuyler Riant, Mrs. Daniel Dona hue, Mr.. Alhort foun n A t T.-..l. fw ii j.iNrj. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Kll Kirk Price will give a. C,. ncl! thls evening In honor of thek ,Jvfr' Mlss Hachel Price, who will bo Kii,,,. - - w ..s.. onsun. more win uo a m n il.e Bu"ts- Mlss Kduarda Gamble, IHlthv1 ": wno 1s Tending somo time ,.ir.''., u"tl,: nu aunt. ur. anu Mrs. Ed- :?". ,",aratam' wl" be Present. '5.bJm.i e an'' nfr "aughtnr and Mrs &if1?nl,' Hush nnd Mlss Marv It""" -. ilKlui. tl0 , a debutante of next season, will Wa!Ae lalul " "- " ir WhitLar!;,r,e JVrlBht and her brother, ?Gi. i.n' Wr'Ght. of 1006 Walnut street, !iinV.e" t0S. th West, where they will r-jjri i Sliu, ""J08 Ule BUests of Mr. and I kom .J.i2 ."""'nBion o,l their winter Jf..e,?,h,.tweny m"es from Cody. Wyo. PWMhi"RT"anr,Wr'ht has returned from jtliaey ' ' C" where 8h0 "P"1 BOmo HlfS PVAI.'-Aa T U...,t a... . Lu-.r - " ouuivan, or sivu walnut 58 Jr" I"urned rom -New Orleans. IW ii!I,'pn"' several weeks and attended ray o, SEEL :HSL "'""v re,urne1 boVm?i-M .lh8 BUMt. of MB Mildred wrmicK and hail uvir.i i, ..,.... j glycn In her honpr. SfiV:,"' :.'" Wednesday for hor ranch FKm . "00' w'0, where she will RKl Tn"""' Ml" Mear" w' be the Ekm. ? ! ?" Mllare'l McCormlck at her P in Clhcago for several dav thin 1H Estelle. Sanders nnd Ml Anit. y.'.nV.0ln!:ale .b.." -K""'"?. ' W'Utu, V.,1 o;me.r noma. : Valentine Mitchell, who Is staying ---,.i,iun, win go to Lake Placid lor ,r'St Vkftal Ms) and Mrs. George Itoberts. of 1800 I)e Lanccy place, win .a,e this week for an extended trip through tho South. iau-"-. F".nny Morrl Wain has gone out to fianta, Iinrlmra, Oil., where stio will Join ..-. ...u.r,, ..ira. t-narlottc jvaln. Mrs. Kugcne O. Moaler, of Oicrbrook, entertained at a mnll !)rliigc on Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Theodore Hankln and Mrs. htanley llrooks, of Columbus, O.. who nrc lsltlng Mrs. Itankln's daughter, Mrs. Wal ter West Jordan, of Oicrbrook. Mlss Adcle St. Mosler Is spending several das In Washington and will motor home with 'friends. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ileagary. of 7H7 Doyer street, Mount Airy, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mlss Jean Levis ileagary, to Mr. C'laicnce K. ltudgcrs, on Tuesday, March C. Mrs. II !'. Ilolfe, of 2135 Porter street, wife of Major It F. Holfe, U. S. A., will entertain at brldgo on Wednesday of next Week. Sir, and Mrs. John Hall Hankln, of Wis sahlckon avenue and Horttcr street,' left yesterday for Augmta, where they will spend tfvernl weeks. Mrs. Thomas Cochran, of 2518 South Lambert stteet, will loaxe next week for Montcli.tr, where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs, Itobert Uod. Mrs. lMuurd A. Crane, of West Price street, Gerniantown, has returned from a trip to North Carolina and Washington, whero she visited friends, Plans are under way for an nttractlro dlnner-dnnco which will take place on Saturday, March 17, at tho Uermantoun Automoblto Club. t i MrB. Wheeler Lord, of Morris and Man- I'hoio Ijy Marceau. MISS ELIZABETH BERNARD The engagement of Miss Bernar'd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernard, of Wynnefield, to Mr. J. Wallace Colvin was recently an nounced. Miss Lorrnine Sherwood Stahl will entertain at luncheon in Miss Bernard's honor on March 17. H' ri MP M'rm ! W f'&tik 'P i fhft&'& -i mm: fliPw :- A rHPri r jlilKJrH , mammmmx -BONWIT TELLER GbCQ CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET t( FOR MISSES OF 14 JO 18 The elusive quality of youthfulness of verve and esprit is splendidly emphasized in this collection of Misses' apparel. A debonnaire chic distinguishes these Misses' modes from the too mature and over-sophisticated type. Misses' Tailleur Suits 35.00 to 1 25.00 Misses' Lounge Suits .."..29.75 to 79.50 Misses' Sports Suits 35.00 to 65.00 Misses' Morning Frocks ...29.50 to 65.00 Misses' College Dresses . . .20.00 to 35.00 Debutante Evening Gowns .45.00 to 95.50 Misses' Top Coats . : "25.00 to 1 25.00 Misses' Evening Wraps . . .45.00 to 95.00 t "FLAPPER" Apparel nee. u... rat. on. An Exclusive Origination of this shop for llie hard-lo-fit girl of' 12 to 16. Suit. Topcoats, School and Formal Frocks .for the period in which girls have outgrown their age and yet must be gracefully attired in girlish fashion. "Flapper Suits "Flapper" CoaU, "Flapper" tDrcsses, - iiui') ,V1Qgmi mmnJ- 1 Mfc tiflif! Jfcjgptyo EDaERHIIDIgLlA, FRIDAY fflAItCflg ' ,, 18J7 DAUGHTERS helm streets, Gerniantown, will return In a few days from Atlantic City, whero she spent a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. lMwnrd Marshall, of rtydal are spending some time at the Huntingdon Valley Country Club, Noble, while they nro making extensive alterations to their home. They expect to movo back to Hydal ohout the middle of April. Mr and Mrs. James S. Taylor, of Mount Airy, announco the marriage of their daugh ter, Mlss Mary Louisa Taylor, nnd Mr Mar cellus' McDowell Hcppe on Wednesday, March 7. Mrs, George I; lions announces the en gagement of her daughter, Mlss May 1 Tloas, to Mr. Raymond J. Coghlan, both of Mils city. Mr f'harles H. Post, of New York, an nounces the engagement of his daughter, Mlss Louise Post, to Dr. V.. J. G. Hoards ley, of this city. Mr and Mrs Charles Simons, of West Walnut lane. Germantown, had their daugh ter. Mrs J. Kemp Hartlett, of Baltimore, as their guest last week for several days. Mlss Muriel Stamm gave a "500" nnd silk shower for Mlss Eleanor Harvey Wood, whose engagement was recently announced Among tho guests were Mlis Elizabeth Ka tier, Mlss Mureellu Hhepparil, Mlss Con stance Schell. Mlss Mary Taylor. Mlss Ade lalde Plllt. Mlss Louise Gillette, Mlss Esther Johnstone, Mlss Irene Heed ntid Mlss Char lotte Stamm. Mr William Hoberts nnd Mlss Itoberts, of Elklns Park, hae returned from Florida and are spending 3ome time nt the PennK Atlantic City. Dr nnd Mrs. Frederick Owsley, of Har rowsdale, Washington lane, Hydal. left last week for Chicago, where they will spend several das on their way to California Before returning they will stop nt tho Grand Canyon nnd will lslt the places of Interest through the West. Mrs. Leonoro Ackley. of Harrowsdale, has left for an extended lslt to Washington. I). C, w hero she will be the guest of friends for several weeks. Mrs. Charles Adams Hohblns, of Web ster avenue, Wyncotc, returned last week from Boston Mass., where she spent sev eral days as the guest of Mr and Mrs. Gillespie at their home at DorcheMer. Mlss Frances Bobbins also returned on Saturday from Dorchester, where she has been spending somo tlmo as tho guest of -j ---TmS. "" V Direct Special Attention for Saturday to the New Spring Fashions JElJNE FILLE" 19.75 to 45.00 17.50 lo 45.00 5.95 to 19.75 ,, v- Jjawif - T. rih JimmmBtmBmm(S, ', i - ,'ftL . ARE GETTING WISER Copjrllit Life l'ubll-hlng "Father, dear, do you consider it sinful to bo envious "Of course, I do, Helen; extremely so." "Then I'm afraid I'll have to get n sealskin coat liko Mr. and Mrs. Glllcrplc. Tho engagement of Mlss Bobbins and Mr. Jnmcs Gillespie was recently announced'. The wedding will tako place In tho fall. Mr nnd Mrs. Jnmcs Sill and their daugh ter, Mlss Marguertto Sill, ol Bent road, Wyncotc, havo left for Florida, whero they will Kpend some time traveling along the west coast nnd will visit many of the win ter resorts before returning homo Mr. nnd Mrs Arthur Simons, of Green wood, avenue, Wyncotc, had Mrs. A. M. Post, of Chicago, as their guest for several das this week. Mlss Mildred Warner, of Mendowhrook, returm d Inst week from New York, where she spent several days Mr nnd Mrs. Samuel Pomeiantz hae Just returned from ft wedding trip through tho West, and will live at UJl Ninth Holly, wood street. The Alumnae Association of the Girls' High nnd Normal Schools of Philadelphia will meet on Saturday at 2 30 In tho school at Scenteonth and Spring Garden streets tfpSCT" Copy rich t I,lfo I'ubllflhlnir Company. SAFETY IN NUMBERS "Now remember, dear, that this knot is for you not to forget nil the other knots." ' sguL Apparel mm "" - i " . J . i1 . ; '.JMJWgK EVERY DAY Company Itfurlntrd by special errancment. of others?" Polly Onrdner's." After tho business session tho members will be entertained by Mlss Itosnmond Hoyt reader, and tho orchestra of tho Campbell Lyons School A home-talent entertainment at the Nor mal School, Spring Harden nnd Thirteenth streets, Will bo given on Thursday evening. March ID, and will Includo Mrs. nertrude Scheldemann Miller, contralto. Mls Oraro A Wnde, soprano; Mrs. Lewis It. Dick, reader, nnd a one-net play, "The Mousse Trap," W. D Howell'. What's Doing Tonight Homo and School League conference; William I'enn High School. Free. Pinner. Camp Fire Club of Philadelphia, Ilelle ue-Stratford. Members. Dinner, Women's Christian League; 1118 Walnut street. Members. Circus, under auspices of South Phila delphia High School for Hoys; Third itegl ment Armory. Uroad and Wharton streets, S o'clock. Admlrnlon charge. Ladles' night, tne Eastern Travelers; 4010 Chestnut street. 8 o clock. McinDers. Lecture on mothers' pensions, by Judge Henry Nell, Philadelphia School of Social Science. 43S Walnut street, 8 o'clock. Free Special sorlco under auspices of Con gregation lieth Israel; Temple Heth Israel, Thirty-second street and Montgomery ave nue, S:1B n't lock. Free. (Senerul meeting. Travelers' Ooods Work ers' I'nlon, Local No. 17; rnssyunk avenuo and' South street, S o'clock. Members. .Lecture In (Jermnn on "Tho Advance ment of the Frontier Line In America and the German Participation In Its Movement " under auspices of tho IHutscher Vereln of tho I'nlverslty of Pennsylvania; lecturer, Dr. A. II Faust, of Cornell; Houston Hall, H o'clock. Frc'. liucknelt Alumni of Philadelphia ban quet; Hotel Hlttcnhouse, 7 o'clock. Mcni- Jiers. Superintendents and Foremen's Associa tion of tho shoo Industry will bo addressed by Congressman Aaron S Krelder on "After-War Conditions In the Shoe Indus try. ' lloursc Uulldlng. Free. Habbl .IsmoH (! Heller lectures at Itoelcf Shalom Sj'nagoguo on "Romance of Knowl edge " Free Prof. J. Duncan Spaeth speaks on "Byron &ll, J1 a ularly enough so that ho can fill Iho cavities white they are small, before tho tooth is badly injured, and, so privtut toothache. After your dentist hat put your mouth in order, ask him how to tttp it rifht. Alk his advice about dentifrices. Ask him alio about The S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Com pany, vthich for 72 years has set tho standard of quality for .every variety of dental equipment and supplies. S. S. White Tooth Paste is a pure, wholesome, non-medicated cleanser embodying the latest findings of dental tcienoe. It it as delightful to use as it it efficient. Its Uavor it a delicious, pungent blend of choice essential oils. Your druggist has it. Sign and mail the coupon below for a copy of our booklet "Good Teeth; How They Grow And How To Keep Them." THE S. S. WHITE DENTAL MFG. COMPANY MOUTH AND TOILET PREPARATIONS 211 SOUTH' 12th STREET PHILADELPHIA iHiiiiiuiiiii fVtl insTlll n"'c ".nJ " ' "W ol "KooJ Teeth:' I tjllill 1W How They Crow And llowTaKrcpThem," amwmr 0WW ,,o.implnibeofS.S,VhiltTeolhPsiii. Nerae Addrcu .............. KX&Xt;Uu H taw iw Miwisirt3i s-lUiin, vi',' ' r , 'v nd Bhelley": Association lift", German town. Admission charge. Samaritan Hospital card party for ehll dren'a ward; Hellcvuc-Stratford, Admission chnrge. Seamanship Club meeting; Adlphla. Members. Lafayette Collego Alumni dinner! Dclle-ue-Stratford. Members. Amherst College Alumni banquet; Adel pliln. Members. Ship Owners and Sea Captains dinner; Adctphla. Members. Lecture, "Children nnd Flowers," by lllmcndorf. Academy of Music. Admission charge. Food Fair. Horticultural Hall. Admission charge FASHION SHOW WITH LIVING MODELS n.u.t.uooM, nnt.i.nvt'H-HTriATFoni) MARCH 14, 15, 1G, at 8:15 P. M, Mat. ithnwlns on l.'th nnd loth nt 1! .10 p. m. DAN1MNO AlTl;il liAI'll SHOWINO TIl'KKTH OS HAI.i: NOW AT nVAN M rilKATIll: TICKliT OITIfi;, iii;i.i.r.vt'r...MTitATFoiu hotiii. Hell iilioni-. liruMt l'JOO Mr.LilA IlALLI-CURCI Soprano ACQUES TIIIDAUD Violinist IIKRI1ERT WITIIERSPOON Baritone MelropolllanQrand Opera RUDOLPH (1ANZ The famous Swift Pianist JOSEPH BONNET The treat Trench Organist who lucceeded Gullmsnt HELEN STANLEY Prima Donna Chicago Orand Opera CLARENCE EDDY The foremost American Organ- Utrwho was last month made an officer of ihe French Academy The above world-renowned artists will appear at the regular Sunday evening concerts at Grove Park inn, the Finest Resort Hotel in the World. Asheville, N. C. during the months of March and April. These concerts are given each Sunday evening, preceded by a thirty-minute organ recital by our regular organist, Mr. Maurice Long hurst (Graduate Leipsic Conserva tory of Music. P. K. C. 0., L. R. A. M., London), and are a part of 'the entertainment offered by the Inn, for which no charge is made. The 120-acrc, 18 hole golf course, immediately adjoining Grove Park Inn, is the finest in the South. All water comes Iro'm the slopes of Mount Mitchell, the highest moun tain cast of the Rockies. Milk and cream from Uiltmore Dairies, on the Estate of the late George W, Van derbilt Pure air, common sense, digestible food, no smoke, dust, or noise a resort home where refined people and busy business men with their lamilies find rest comfort, and a good time. Information and photographs at all Southern Railway offices, or write to Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N. C. IH TWO WAYS TO THE DENTIST ONH way is to put it off until an ach ing tooth drives you to the dentist's chair fur relief. The oilier wuy the sensible way Is to to lo i our dentist often enough and reg m Ei rinTMujmieoi3MajttiMMiiiM3 '.'vy?.X: " . .Kjv ,1Vtm C Mpa "i , 'l.M. ANOTHER. ., CHESTNUT. STREET OPERA HtOUS.E ' SUCCESS Praised by 'All rtawspapera A'TIItllLMNd ritOTOPLAV OP Rex Beach's Famous Book "TIIE BARRIER"' ENGAGEMENT LIMITED T SEE IT AT ONCE ! I TWICE DAILY 3.1ft AND ll MATS.. sr.o lo TlVc. MOUTH. 25o to 11.00. For American Peace Grand Opera House Uro i"'1 Montgomery Av. Sunday Evg., March 11, 8 o'clock Citizens' Mass Meeting i..V.,l?T.fX AOAINST AMK11ICA FlflllTtNe THi: 1IATTLU8 OF A.VYKOItKKIN I-OWEIl U. S. SENATOR NORRIS OF NEflRASKA U. S. SENATOR MARTINE . OF NKW j;nsBY and Other Speakers P ADMISSION' MlIX Tick,!, at nosOIHct. RETAIL GROCERS' ASSOCIATION'S 'M i . i i in a t - v va H I II I I H' Z I W M Horticultural March g t() 1? Now Open 1 to 10 P. M. Cooking Lectures A5.NasNb, MRS. M. A. WILSON PRETTY BABY CONTEST P.AILY AT 1:80 Entries will tw .cc.pted st ...v ... vv .w o viuiiB ui ncn a7 conilfls. ArlmiRQinn 9oe rart fow Tifc UAJ1KET AboTd lflTn MARY PICKFORD In "THE POOR LITTLE ItlCH OIRL" Aoien, lerles Tourr, "IMctureiqu Japan" CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG IN I'lCTUIltZATlON' OF DAVID GRAHAM l'HILLIt'H' NOVEL "TIIE PRICE SHE PAID" IS nniNO DELAYED I1Y THE State Board of Censors If PaiMil In Tlmi IVill He Shown All Nx Week as e)rlKlnnll Announced PALACE 1!11 RlifL&- 10 A, M. to 11! 1.1 P M. Theodore Roberts r,ta& "The American Consul" ARCADIA ftTFi'M KIIIRT SHOWl.NO ROBERT WARWICK Drama Made Fmn bv nolit. ITMIIurd "THE ARGYLE CASE" Added Dlttmnr'a I.lilrr nook of Nature Thla Week "AMERICAN' HEARS" REGENT MAn,,,nATff,,0er,!T,7,P.M. Virginia Pearson "SIRTER AGAINST SISTER" TT'Tr'TTlT-JTA market Atnv hth VlV-XJX.li. A. M. to litis p. Mi DOROTHY PHILLIPS IN FIRST SHOWINO or "HELL MORGAN'S GIRL" AdJel Dlttmar'a Llvlnr Rnok of Natur Next Mon. Tue . Wed.. RORERT. WARWICK In "THE ARGYLE CARE'" TflrniS y I f ) Contlnucie APADRMY TONIGHT AT H!1S fjt; .n.urjiyi x tomorrow aft., s-.so m ELMENDORF CHILDREN AND FLOWERS Beautiful fllnr View Motion PIMures. a.V. r.ni-. if,c, tl. at Ileppe'r. 1110 Chestnut. Keith's TiirATnE Evelyn Nesbit & Jack Clifford Lydell & Higgin3 wii.i. j. waku tc SYM PHONY GIRLS: WILLIAM SISTO; OALLA. OHER t LEWIS. OTHERS. MRS. VERNON CARTLE In "PATRIA" GLOBE Theatre j&KA,. KJJ-'-'J-'J-' VAUDEVILLE Continuous 10c. 15c. 33o, 83o It A. M. to 11 P. U. FROM CONEY ISLAND TO THE NORTH POLE OLGA MISIIKA A CO.; Others. CROSS KEYS "AfE&STS;.. , LITTLE CARUSO & CO. BROADWAY u"0ADDXff?. What Every Girl Should Know OTHERS 'AND CONQUEST OF CANAAN MX) O ATI EXTRA MAT. TODAY, 3:30 mKJtv x:gr.. K-.no. Mat. Tomorrow, SM TREASURE ISLAND i;."c to II. .0 at Matinee Today l?nnT? iQT LAST s WEEKS. EVOS. 8:11 rUftfttiOi Matinee Tomorrow. 2:13 THE TOY MTTZT PRIMA DONNA allLCll "anS'lIMa11,.19 POM-POM With TOM SIcNAUOHTON and 00 Others - i -r ATJ'RTPK' NIOHT8 nt 8:1S Univnlun. Meinen Tnm-iw, 2:U FAIR and WARMER With JANET 11KECHER ACAI1RMT OF MUSIC CAPTAIN TT A "r TUESDAY 13 IAN I1A1 JVKJINQ THE WAR LErTURH Of THE YEAR "The First Hundred Thousand" Ticket Now at Hepp'a, &0c to 11. SO VIOLIN "rECITAL By ALBERT GREENFELD 'iTiirnfltvtv iiiT.T. Faturilay Kvcnln,?. March 30 r.Oc.'TCp, $1.00 and I1.B0, nt Heppe's. .TIoKetn KATINKA'.T.T?Sr . nARNESl Lyric Theatre NowfonTr3. ADELPHI This nnd NextTVeek Only VERY GOOD EDDIE MAT TOMORROW TONIGHT. 8:18 Knickerbocker 85SSSEt EUGENIE ULAIH nu "MADAME X"- I ' ' r ACATIEMY SiU lreppe's Philadelphia Orchestra ... i " ''j ' v Vticainuf ' ta romor. ,. OerhnrHt iAa Rln-.. "-T." 't' ii ' , jSl rtTTtTP.TTXT fJermantown r Chellen Are. Uiuuuviu MATINEE TOlIORKOyVj e "LITTLE WOMEN! -1 x. NeityjE LllpnETTy. ST'? I. orrirj A XTTi VENanoo ,uJ'ow5rqSE STRAW U karle wiWfktuTr s "ARSENE :LUHW TEIIBD ViATinCDnALSjbF BUHOrt. ilSig from olBclal phjdures, .-yirst1 ae)yit, to U. j. CASINO' be1IWlU Walnut Ab. th Bt. Hlg BK gIIUirg ..rATTLEI,.'3, N t it k a t ' rwn. mcnmn TROCADEKO & liMSLt A- tfj K
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