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Nancy Wynne Tells Her Readers to Be Ready to
Number of Bridge Parties and Other Bnt$r.toi1
monfa TaiivirnT 'X7oolr tT1.l-Tiafrvioc5 flifta Qah' f
Join the Red Cross Monday Musicale a Great
Success Sidelights on the Ice
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JVOU'ItD certainly not safe these days
' If you haven't got u larRe-slzed lied
Cross button In full view upon our manly
chest. Kven then v,ou'ro not safe, because,
you can Join threo or four times, they tell
we, and go bo ready to proe It If jou have
Joined, and If jou haen't Joined ou better
had, for jou -w 111 be attacked until jou do,
nd beside, ou OUOI1T TO there's no
arthly excuso for not foctoiiBlnij. It only
costs a dollar n. .car, and cery one ought
to bo patriotic enough to slvc that much
to help the soldiers and sailors. So go to
It or bo shamed to pieces, as jou will he
If you don't.
SO SATING, sho continued 'Hae jou
been to the Morning Musicale1? jet
this season? They nrc ccrtilnly worth
KOlng.to and do Jiot tale up too much
tints In these dais of rush and hurrj.
Yesterday morning nearly every lo was
full and the ballroom h.id a goodly num
ber of "Itnlltlnj; fiends." who listened while
their fingers flew knitting sweaters, scarfs
and wristlets. Mrs. Ittddlo had good-look-inr
Mrs. Dick N'orrls and Mrs. James need
wearing her 13. A. suit with her In her
box and Mr. and Mrs. Van Keii'sclacr were
In theirs (bov, not E. A. suits, I mean)
Miss Edith 1'ishcr, who glows handsomer
very time I eo her, spent tho morning
listening In nipt attention, and Mrs. John
S. Newbold, established In a comfortable
plush chair at tho back of tho hall, teemed
to enjoy ocry nolo of tho cello, which
Hans Klndlcr knows so well how to handle.
Seagel, tho baritone, had an excellent
repertoire, and called forth much applause.
IN THE afternoon I stopped In at the
Independence Squat o Autlllaiy of tho
Ited Cross to hear Brigadier General Wal
ler, of tho U. S. M. C , spealc on the needs
of tho hoys In the service. The workers
who wero diligently making compresses,
dressings of nil kinds, n fact, listened at
tentively, though they woikcd nil the time.
Most of tho women who nio on the com
mittee of which Mrs. Lorlmcr Is chairman
were pieent for the tnlk, nnd the tables
wero crowded with those In lied Cross cos
tumes doing tho work
Wj: wilt.
"sob" toi
h-ne Cat u so and his famous
tonight In "II I'agll.iccl," nnd
with Amnio to .Mug tho piologuo there's
Uttlo doubt that there will bo n full house
at tho Mcttopolltan. Tho Klapps nro going
to glvo ii party for 31lo In their bo nnd
the Gcorgo XV. Chllds Ureels will enter
tain, as will tho Van Kcnnsclner, Mrs
I'rank Chdc, tho SIotcburjH nnd various
other boholders
D1
D jou know that Alls DoUin Is at
tho Organising Charities evoiy day this
week'.' Well i-hc 1", and to answer people's
tjucstlons nhout poor) give to, bj giving
(hem the name of .i full fledged family
that Is In need of Chrlstims pieMiits, qnd
dinners, too, for that matter, as they jro
of more Importance than tho presents for
the kiddles even. All Is there from tho
Junior League. It's tcally bptendld how
those Junior Leaguers do work
SPEAKING of Junior Leagues lernlnds
one of tho St. Francis Junior Aid.
You know those girls have been getting up
the Chrlstrms stockings ngaln this jcar,
nnd they tell It's been quite wonderful how
many they hav e made and sold for the poor
Httlo boys and girls who would otherwlso
have had no Christmas Certain It Is that
theso girls nic enterprising jouns persons
Thcj' nro going to hold their annual play
and danco In January, and great nro the
(preparations thercfoi.
It will bo held on l'rlday evening, Jan
uary 25, In tho ballroom of tho llellevue
Stratford. Chat Ho Morgan, who Is teach
ing tho girls to dunce for tho Charity Hall
net week, will manage the St. 1'iancls
affair, and the music for dancing after tho
play will bo furnished !va IIerchberg's or
chestra. Tho officers of the organization Include
Mrs. Joseph A. McDcvltt, president: Agnes
Levis and Luc Call, vice presidents: Iluth
Israel, treasurer: Edwnrdina Walsh, je
cording secretatj-. and Marguciite Mac
Donald, corresponding secretary.
HAVE jou been trjing to walk along the
streets lately und have jou slipped
Jtnd sild and Just caught yum self from
falling flat, or are jou able to walk serene
ly along with jour head In the air. Just as
Vf jou aldn't know there was such a thing
s a pavement or Ice? I was slipping and
(tiding along to chuich on Sunday when
doming toward me I spied a laige 'lady
of color" built on tho order of a ferrjboat,
' "She walked straight on, neither looking
Jo right nor left; In fuct, tiot nllowlng anj
thlng to distract her nttention. Just as
the was within it few feet of me a small
person of her same race came along on the
pther side of the street and jelled across
to her, "Good mornln'." "Mornln'," said
ho of tho many pounds, not looking at
her at' all. "Vo'all think jou 'tin make It?"
ailed the small person.
Yah, I kin make It ef I doan pay no
tentlon to jou, but ef I pajs 'tentlon to
you I'm goln' lay right down jcre on dls
Ice." ' '
I felt so strongly the same way I com
mended her to mjself, and the small per
"nonage giggled as she passed along, but
she of tho ferryboat figure went straight
ahead without hesitation, her mind fixed
pn one thing only. NANCY WYNNK.
l Social Activities
. Miss- Mildred Copeland, of 4751 Locuji
Street, will enicriuiii mu men iimjiier ui uio
Pill 'Delta Tsl Sororlts this evening at her
hprne. The members are Miss Helen Cltat
uiam. Miss Eatclle Wood, Miss Helen stock
ley, MUs Grace Mills. Ulna Mary Hall, Miss
Mildred Copeland, Miss Marlon Matthews,
Visa Frances Halahan. Miss Dorothy Clark,
Kiss Myrtle IUce and Miss L'dna ICater.
(T Mies Marlon Williams, or 5136 Locust
atreet, will entertain the Alph chapter of the
rbl Delta Psl Sorority at her homo at luneh
on on Saturday afternoon, Her guests will
tie Miss Catharine Becker. Miss Helen Chat
ham, Miss Lrma Clover, Miss Margaret Gil
more, Miss Mildred Conrey, Miss i:ia Gross,
Miss Jenebelle Harklns, Miss Genevieve Long,
MU Mabel Luccarenie, Miss Mutti Mylln.
Mrs. Lewis Street, Miss Helen Stockley, Mbx
Marlon JVUllams and -Miss IIUoIIq Vood.
-rlHiaa of Mrs. Alice Itandolph,JPurdy, of
till Mount Vernon atreaviwaorftas be
seriously 111 nce early In November, will
be glad to hear that she Is leeoverlng
Mr. and Mrs. M Nengle tUullns, of I80H
Mngsesslwr nemte. announce Hip marriage
of their daughter. Miss Ito-allo Neagle ltiw
llns, to .Mr. A. dull tllanchet. of South
Orange. N J, Mr and Mrs Illinchet will
make their home at South Orange
V birthday parlv visa given on Mirutsv
evenlntr bv Mr and Mrn T Weinberg, In
honor of their ilaitchter. Miss Hose Wein
berg, at their home, ST1 North Koitlctli
street.
Among the gnet who were present wers
Mr. and Mrs V Weinberg, grandparents of
Miss Weinberg: Mr. and Mrs. Iouls Weln.
berg. Mr. and Mrs Louis II, Weinberg, Mr
and Mrs. Horace Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Mai
1 rank. Mr. nnd Mrs Louis Illltsteln, Mr.
and Mrs !ndoio Schwartz, Mr and Mrs.
Morris 3chnartz. Mls Marv Alper. Mr.
Nathan Paul rrnnk. Miss Anna I rank Ml.
and Jtrs 1 Mills, Mr Monls Learner Mr
Louis It Weinberg, Mr and Mrs fadore
Cirllchmsn Mr and Mr Joseph Weinberg.
Mr Isndore AVelnberg Miss IIvi v;e.nbcrg
Miss Hebecca Prank ninl Miss Weinberg s
parenf, Mr and Mrs 1 nomas Weinberg
BIG DRIVE MADE
IN BEVERLY, N. J.
Campaign for Membership in Red
Cross Conducted With Much En
thusiasm in Burlington County
HCVi:m.V- 'llie Nations! lied Cios's
Christinas membership campaign was opened
In tills city j ester day by the lieverly nnd
ndgewater Pirk Hed Cross branch nl )
a. in. The chairman, Mrs Garrett 11 Under,
man, assisted bv scores of jonng women of
this eectlMi, msde one of the biggest diives
for membership ever known In litis Stnte
Mrs John Conard and Miss Marthi n
Smith msde a houbC-to-liou-e i amass and It
Is fullv expected at the close of tho dilvc on
December .'4 there will bo at least "00 new
members added to the list of membership of
the branch.
That Uurllnston County towns alnnjsj do
their little bit" When called nit inn bo
plainly seen now i:ery branch cf Ited
I'hotn I) j 1 hoto i fftprs
MRS. HAIIRY G. SWEENEY
A recent bride, who will bo ir
membered as Jhss Margaret Camp
bell, daughter of Colonel J. A. (J.
Campbell and Jits. Cumpbcll, of
Chester, Pa.
Cross workers In the county was resdv when
the tAy appointed came. All thelt work was
planned tho weuk liefore, to thete would be
no confusion on the date set for thn drive
Htirllngton Counts has asked that at leist
10,000 new members be enrolled Hvery Ited
Cross member lias been asked to "talk It
up" During the last week meetings hum
been field In everj- town of any size. Hiid the
chalimau of each branch secured special
speakeis to address the audience
Sergeant Major Bramhall. one of the three
survivors of the famous Princess Puts Regi
ment, of the Canadian ttoops, has made a
tour of the entire county In behalf of the
drive for Christmas membership
Thousands of persons have had the pleas
ure cf hearing Sergeant Urumhall talk on the
life In the trenches and It Is now up to (Very
man. woman and child to stand back of the
soldiers who are fighting for tho rights due
ltumanltj. The Hed Cross Is what these men
look to for help, and with a membership of
10,000,000 mote this will me in Just that
much moie real comfort for tho men In the
trenches Ited Cress booths have been
erected In all the public places and postoltlces
In Burlington Countj Mrs John W. Davis,
who Is treasurer of tho lieverly and Ldge
water Park Red Cross brauili, will have
charge of the dilvo In Kdgewater Park, as
sisted by Miss Florence N, Watson
OPENING
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MISS MILDRED HOLMES
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Kirby Holmes, of McrchnnHillc, N.
J"., whoso engngement to Mr. Julian
T. Miller hns teccntly been an
nounced. SERVICE AT CHURCH
FOR HOSPITAL UNIT
Women of Chestnut Hill Serv
ice House Send Christmas Bags
to Soldiers at Camp Meade
On Thursday evening a verv Impressive
service was held lit ht Pauls 1 plscopsl
Church, Chestnut Hill, for the Jefferson Hos
pital unit, whlili expects to sail soon Tho
men, who were brought to the church In three
speclst cars were addtcs"ed bv Illsllop Hhlne
lnnder nnd by the loitor of St. Pauls, (ev
John Chipmin who will go with thn unit to
take up his duties ,n th tplaln In Knirrcc
Tho women of the Chestnut Hill Servl, e
Houso have prep iicd ISO comfort bigs whkh
will bo tsken bv two representatives! of the
Business Men's Association to tho hestnut
Hill bojs nt ("imp Meade It Is a sittsrictlon
to feel tint thej nro to bo retntmhettd by
tho women from their own town, nnd It is
Just such a personal touch that will go fir
toward giving them the 'Merry '!irllman
everj one wants them to luv'e
Miss Mary Paul daughter of .Mr nnd Mrs
llenrv Paul, Jr, of Gravers lane, Chestnut
Hill. Is taking n course of trstnlng at s New
York hospltsl which will fit her for wsr
nursing
Mrs John Ma'on is spending a few weeks
at Atlantic Clt
Mrs Stevenson Moiris Crothers and her
small diughtcr, of Piper Mill nnd, will spend
thn winter nt Washington to be nesr .Mr
Ciotlters, who Is stationed at rnup Mesde
Mrs Gnrdlner ISilsxell who lias been visit
ing her slter, Mrs Kdvvard Hiwlev. on
.Springfield avenue, Ins returned to N'cvv
v.oik
Ml John CI trl Slmms left for Prance
reiemlv with two divs' nollec Mis i-lnims
was Miss Helen l!nbhiii.
It Is Interesting to leitti that Cnmnanv It,
of the Chestnut Mill home defeuvo reserves,
Ins won the ntcd-tl for good msrksnnnshlp
LARGE FAREWELL
DINNER GIVEN
Literary Society of Frankfort!
High School to Have Promi
nent Speakers at Annual
Banquet
Among those present nt the faiewell din
ner given by Mi nnd Mrs M 1'owler nt their
home. 171.1 Ijie street, for their koii, Mr
P.ajmotid 1'owlei nnd iKo for Mi .Jstnes
MiUrldo and Mr. P.nssell McHride, wero Miss
Florence Pulniei, Miss Li Nett i Hotrdmin.
Miss Ida I'ulnier, Miss Ida Lottglieid Miss
Illsle McLitiKlilIn Miss Berth i "Mcl.ttmhllii,
Miss Klirabeth Tavloi Miss Maiuiret M ind--lej.
Miss Florence l'owlet, Mls Anna Jfonds.
lev. Miss Mil) Stokes Miss Anna Mokes Mr.
and Mis. 1'iank Fouler, Mi nnd Mrs J A
Mandslev. Mr und Mis w. Jornnu Stolte,
Mr. and Irs Jo-eph hlokes Ml and Mrs It
McLsughlln. Mr nnd Mrs Harrv blokes. Mi
nnd Mrs '. MiLiughlln, Mr and Mis
Thomss Taj Inr. Mr U Infield I Talor, Mr
and Mis. j. Walker and .Mr. nnd .Mrs. , .
Ham l'ultnei.
The Monks' Lltenrv Snclil) of llie Prank
fold High School will hold Its annua' Christ
mas binquct In the sihool on Fiidav ivenlng.
when seveial prominent speakers will address
the society.
Mis. U, Collins, of Fraukford toad and
Orthodox street, will entertain tho members
of her sowing olicle tomorrow afternoon
Miss Lillian Hoiter. of rrott street. Is
spending the week visiting In New York
Mies Carrie Allen, of Peuii stieet, will en
tertain her card club at her home on 'Ihtirs
da afternoon
Sailors Entertained
Out in Western City
So much Is being done here for the sallois
at the navy jard, nnd the Jackles them
selves are so loud In their appreciation of
sll that Philadelphia has done for them, that
It Is interesting to hear what one woman of
another city did leiently for a group o:
millois from a nearby jard Mrs. Harou
Livv took a niotorful of Juckles to lite San
Tranclsco (iolf and Country Club one daj
rcccntl) There her guests assembled foi
tea after first meeting at the Law home
on Presidio terrace. The sailors were from
the station at Verba Buena.
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MISS CORNELIA PERRIN MILLER
of the West Locust Apartments, whoso engagement to Ensign Albert M.
Odger.s, U. S. N., has recently been nnnounced by her aunt, Mrs. Blanche
C. Hazlchurst.
AUXILIARY NO. 9
HAS XMAS SUPPER
Kiddies of the Wayne Presby
terian Church Give Play
Things to Poor Little Ones
Ihete was the cutest Chrlstmis Mippei"
'attiidnv nftciuonti u ttas ulven bv Mrs
V Austin (ihdvt.e to the lulnuiv depig
ment nf the Itndnoi Piesliv teilm Mindav
Sthool at Wiiviip Mi k Dhdvke is the teaihet
of this depaitment, mil hid an addition
built to the i hill ih eseclall fol Ii 'I he
room Is f! eozj, with a large stone ilrepl.iee
built nt one i nd During tho supper the
logs binned metrll and wcio covered with
diiftvvood powder to give mlored lights 1o
tho side of this was n Urge Christum trie,
nil covered with small white lights nnd snow,
Willi a large sliver star nt the top Long,
low tables wcie ginuied mound the loom,
with white i iiauiel clnhs foi the kiddle.
The rhildieu ranged In ai,e fioni lwcnt-twt
months to eight j.us and looked fo lim
ning the little gills with thin suioik'd
dresses nnd borne with shoulder knots of
ilbbon, nnd tho bov s In thin white nallot
suits At enili chllds plaee was n Klnss can
dlestick, with lighted white candle, " tho
fffict, when the other lights were out, was
veij beautiful In one coiner of tho loom
were five 01 six barrels covend with hollv,
and after the suppei, ns mill ihlldH name
was railed out, ho or she was ptesented with
a Christmas tov. doll blocks, trains etc
When enih child received Its tov it lion
chalantlv walked over to the barrels and
diopped It In "for the t;oor children s e luist
mas " it was well that the liaders Wfie well
trained as one would halo tu think of whit
might have happened When tho los wcie
presented the kiddles weie told that they
vi ere for them to do just c.utli what they
wanted to do with them Uut when the
leaderH gave them to. the poor all the others
followed suit, though some did louk --ad
There weie about eight -live children pres
cut, among whom wen- Anni Coiliran, Petty
UadtlliTe, Helen Willv. Hllzibetli F.lmer,
Mar- Bi1Ish, Peggv liivliss, Juan I oveit.
lack Covert. Shipley Truth, Ann i Wood, Saia
Wrod, Mabel Shoemaker. John Shoemaker.
Humbeit I'owell, Jr , "ill lloltnan Hetty
llolniau, Mar Pleiee 11111 Leonaid. Vlurga
let l)e Viles, Pegu Dufur. Mm Inifur, Jim
How son, .Ma Ilnnsin, Vincent lull. Anne
Tieat and Mary Treat
Pretty Wedding Will
Take Place Tonight
Among tonight i Interesting weddings will
lie that of Mi's Ma M I.ederer, d mghter of
Mr and Mrs Theodora I.ederer, of 1831 West
Krle avenue, and Mr. Semotir W Irltlold,
of 3817 North seventeenth street which will
take place nt t o clock nt tho home of the
bride's piients. 'J he brides father will give
her in marrlagei nnd the ceremony will be
peifoimed b tho Iter Max 11 Klein, of the
A dull Jeshuiuti Temple, Broad and Diamond
ttieets
Tho bride wll wear a gown of white
duchesse satin and tullo with trimming uf
peail beads Ilet veil of tullo will extend to
the hem of the court train, and will be draped
from a peail-studded coronet. Spras of
orange blossoms will be used to hold the veil
In place A shower of roses and sweet peas
will be carried .Miss Delia Trlflcld, the
bridegroom's tdster, who will attend the bride,
will wear a frock of turquolvo bluo satin and
silver lace, and will carry pink roses Miss
Jeanette Guggenheim, the brides joung
cousin will bo the flower girl Her frock of
white laie has ail undersllp of whlto ellk
and she will wear a pink sash and hair lib
bons She will can n gilt flower basket
containing pink rosebuds und lose petals.
Mr Morris W. Lederer. brother of the
bride, will be Mr. Trlfleld's best man Ilia
ceremony will be followed b) a family dinner.
The bridegroom and brlda will leave for a
trip through the South, and upon their return
they will IlVe In Tioga
THE FRONT
HALIFAX IS AIDED
ALL OVER COUNTRY
News From Various Cities Shows
Work Done Everywhere to Raise
Money and Get Supplies
Ilveiv one knows Jut how mm h Is being
done In this clt bv tho lhueigcncy Aid and
other lellcf orginlzatlons for tho sufferers in
Halifax
Itepoits are now coming from all parfs of
the country of work done, money raised and
relief i f manv kinds sent to Halifax In
Toronto e'atndi, Miss Ltliel Shepherd Is is
suing i mis for a musical tea nnd shower
In aid of tho Halifax suffeieis on December
2i Miss hhepheid will receive at her studio
wiiiu or new clothing, food, chlldien's cloth
ing new or old tos, etc 'llie pitroneses
are L.idi II. ndrle, Lilly Hearst, Lady
Walker, Lad Palconer, l.idy Kalconbrldge.
I.sdy P-iton Laili Alid Lady 1 lavelle, Mrs
v. Jl. r.lddell. Mis v,ogt, Mrs 1J. Plsher.
Mrs (i Dickson Mis Miller I.ah, Mrs P
Mnckelcan and Mis A 13 Ames
In Columbia, S C the P.ed Cross chapter
has received JJS OJ for the Halifax eulfereis
cither contributions will be gludlv received
nnd forwarded All but J J of the above
amount was collected at the Sunda after
noon concert nt Omen Hall
In Washington tho State Deputinent wis
relief vvoik. of wh'ch Mis I.anlng Is chall
maii. hns lsued an appeal for assistance for
the Halifax suffeieis One box of clothing
which was nil lead fur shipment to Prance
was cllsp itched nl once to Hnliras:, and the
committee Is now soliciting articles of cloth
ing, shoes, blankets, etc, to (111 other boxes
foi the same destination Members of the
committee nie at the lieadqiiRiters, ies n
stieet, eOTy afternoon fiom .' o'clock until
5, except Saturdas
"WffAT'5 DOING
iTDNGTL2S
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New Jeraev Socletr of lVnnjli nl h.a
annual dinner al Uellevue-.Stiatford Mem
beis Afudfm.v of turt Srlencei Ima aimtiat
meeting, .Nineteenth and Itace streets Jlem
beis Mr. vr. H. llathawar, nf (lie Montana I ,t.
I'lature, talks at the Wlllard. 1021 Arch
stieet Pree, v
I idon f Oosprl Mlttlon merta, 101 lliclteo
avenue, Ucrmantovvn. Pree
Three Hundred and fifteenth lteflmcnt
Christmas Pund campaign meeting, Curtis
Hiilldlng Vree
Mtht of One-act TUth, Playa and Plav
er' Club, Wltherspooii Hall Admission
charge
I hrlatmas Kntrrtalnmcnt hr South Rl.
tleth Stieet Improvement Association, lied
Men's Hall, 253 South Sixtieth street. Free.
Illjtlimim Camp, United Knanlah War t.
erans, reception to enlisted men. Third Ilegl
ment Armor.
A SUGGESTION
CHRISTMASSHOPPERS!
Include a Visit to
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
Chestnut and Twelfth Sts.
THE PLACE TO REST
AND ENJOY YOURSELF
Special Holiday Bill!
SAM BERNARD
Paul MORTON & GLASS Naomi
' Pat-ROONEY & BENT Marion
Bennett & Richards, Dorothy Brenner,
Bert Melrose and Great Comedy Show.
METROPOLITAN Opera House
(2 Weeks Only) Beginning Next
Monday (XES) Dec. 24
Th Moat Wondtrful PUy In Amarlca
EXPERIENCE
' By OnOItOK V, IIOPAItT
rtMUlar Iatlna VVcilnnday and Saturrf.v
Holiday Statlnea mii and v Year's bSS
Ji'eVa one to II 60 100 Lower Floor Seal. ?,"
I'arformanct, II 00. "r
Bargain Matinees gJS,',
BEST SEATS $1.00
it.Vrolillian OpS
itaeOiotj cnist
pati for all perforinancea now on ,! tht
l wpna uil HV HOWDICTB I'Cllt
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MltS JOHN (1 MrKAHAIIKIt will enter
tain nt luncheon nnd cnrdi tomorrovr nt
her home on Old York road Htr guest" will
Include Mrn. Jy V. Krvln, Mm William
Wharton, Mr. i:met MacMorrli. Mm. Hen
demon, Mrs. O. Harham Hond, Mm. Joeph
Armbruiter, Mm Joeph J.annlnir. Mr
James Ilechtotd, Mm. Mnrtln l'rennlaii and
Mm. I.nnibcrt liorilo
Ml?s Kmma Gottlieb and Miss Haltle Oott
lleh, cf 1S02 Wet llrle nvenlie, cave a
luncheon and i-hower at their home taut week
In honor of Mis Miy lederer, whose mar
rliiRo to Mr Kevmour XV. Trltleld will take
place thin evening. Other guests Included
Miss CHra TrMeld, Miss Delia Trltleld. Miss
Sara Mavbaum, Miss Sclma Schorch, Miss
Selma Kolin, Miss Belvn Ho)man, Miss Sjl
via I.ederer, Mls Marnuerltc Greenewald,
Mls Ocrtrude liloom, Miss Treda Kterher,
Miss Lillian Dlttinan nnd Mrs LouIh 1'aBBen
Amonc thn TRBenient8 recently an
nounced was tint of Mls Henrietta Bjth
lner. daURhter of Mis Louis Ilvthlner. cf
1615 llutler street, to Lieutenant Joseph Tur
ner, of this cltv Lleiitenint Turner Is In
the medical leserve corps at Camp Devens,
Aer, Mas
Mm. Arthur Ccllinan. of 1752 North 1'If
teenth street, will entertain tit luncheon and
hrldije tomorrow nt her home- Her Kiiests
will Inrludo Mrn ltalph Lees, Mrs A llllam
(1 Heck Jr. Mrs. James l.ovett Hrovvn, .Miss
llnrol llrcarhv Miss Ciullv Maclluiuev,
Mrs .Milton Diuphlnee "Mrs lli.vv.ud Miem
Miss Kitliarlne Shlelilev, Mis 1'iltchaid
Ml" Kiarik Sivnui" and Mis OnrUn
Mr und ills Mat tin (ippenhelinei of 20.'C
West llntirli fitieet, havn iinnounced the
manlago of their diuishtcr, MIrs Corltine
Oppenhelmer to Mr Itulph T. Uiichsbauin on
Wednesday. Uecembei 12, at tho Uellevtie
Mratford, bv the Hev Kll Lear, of the
llodeph Shalom temple Owing to the le
ccnt death of the bildeeroom's mother the
ceremonv wa a very ciulet one. Mr. and
Mm Huchsbauin upon their return from their
wedding Journey will live at the Hotel
Majestic
Mrs llownrd II Jantsen entertained the
members of her lard club nt luncheon nnd
five hundred today at her home. 4913 North
Lleventh Rtreet Mrs David Tlmmons, Mrs
Krank Srhlek Mr I'.lmer II Hampton, Mrs,
Alfred c'oiiavvas. Mri Herbert Itrooks. Miss
.lennlo cjucrns, Mrs James L Hrown, Mrs
.ane Horfmaii, Mrs Victor Heck, Mm Wll
Ilsm Vooihees and Mis Carl KchaelTer were
tho ruests
Mis Albert llalns entertained at luncheon
and cauls on l'rldaj nt hei home, 1331 West
llrlc avenue Hei Riiekts were Mrs llertha
Keen, Mis l-.ar Noll, Mrs Uuxbaum, Mrs
I'haili'S llrhker Mis I.lllle Hall. Mrs K.
Oelulng llirhiiess and Mis William 'Ircost
Mr VV V ll.ildvvln. Mi XV. V Kllw auger.
Miss Katlinrlun Ai'ileison, Miss Marv Ander
son, Miss J mo CiRileii. Mi 'lhomas I'. Jones,
Miss lliuolhc i Dlngee. .Mrs KmniH Jackson
.mil Miss I'l.mces liirne", formltiK the com
mitter on I hrlftinis gifts to be Bent by the
Temple H.iptlst iliuuh, Tvvent.v -second and
'Ilngv street- to the heivlce men on the
honor roll of the church, have completed the
pleinnt task and have forvvaided to the
v irlous camps boxes of Just what the ' boss'
want (implete hcls of knits tlaslillghts,
icimfort bags, hoine-iiiHils cind, iookle
Htufful ditc, fi nit cake, i-nldleis' writing
pads with pencils and 'lelameMs bound hi
walerprcof kh ikl
The honor roll Includes Mr lbert Tavlor.
Mr Nathan lllinklfv, Mr William llndall,
Mr. Alfred Divls, Mr Walter Propert. Cap
tain Charles Jones, Lieutenant John Trance,
gL " MVnKHT
1I-I-, A M 10 11. IX V M.
WILLIAM FOX
rnv si-NTs vvii.i.iAxt fvrnum
rv ritrsT miovvino op
1MB HKARl' HI" A LION '
Trom Italjili Connors ?oirl ' Th Doctor'
PALACE 1:V
MARKET iVT.
I'ARAMOt'.NT Prentl
Sesaue Hayakawa ""VtaElEt ,P.m."
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10 T. A M . 1." 2 .1 .- -, 7 A'. ) "10 I". M
PARAMOUNT
l'r"i t l-t Mowlnr of
BILLIE BURKE '" "g.&iHh-.
VICTORIA TKV.T tfnV.!
noi'iii u nil t,
MRS. VERNON CASTLE
MIAIV OP Tlin hi CULT SERVICE'
In Conjunction With Kliat hhoulnc
ETHEL BARRYMORE
Jn Metro a 'IHU AMLKH'A.N WIDOW '
R V Ci F. Tsl T MVRKl.r st niow ktii
1UjUL1V L I'MtAMOl-NT ITenta
Vivian Martin " "rjX', .
GLOBE Theatre MA,"A'Nru m.
VJUXUi-i . c n K V I I, L K
CONTIM'OI S -11 A M TO It 1". M.
The Guards of the Maccabees
VVANTni), A WIFE. OTIIETIH
CROSS KEYS"CMNa,74,
"BARNYARD FROLICS" 0ATna
RBflATlWAY lt"M"i A SnMler Ave.
THEDA BARA in "CAMILLE"
nud-vHU lnchid "1 Urt Hi othrri
FORREST Last 5 Evgs. VlSrr0w
KI.WV Kill ANllI-R H
Jll.SlCXI. CUM I- I'V KNOCKOUT"
Tl'.N'i:ri'I. COI.ORKL'I,
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Mm kvs nec 24 J1'" W,d S,t-
1)AIH BCUilM rrnl
WD A V I D
A R F I F. T.
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In THE MUSIC MASTER
GARRICK Last 5 Evgs. .mVrrow
THE BOOMERANG
XMAS NIGHT " .'J;,.,
BEST SEATS $1 'VrJ"- Mats.
Th Comedy That Will Live Torevtr
TURN tZ RIGHT
prtlOlNL NEW lORlC CAST l.N'TACT
BROAD J5!1!; MON., DEC. 24
..a sj..-.i , Mai . mai nd Nw Tir'i
Alexandra The Country
Carlisle
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T nrTTCT 65D AND LOCUST
IjvJUUOI M(1. j go x SO Kvl A SO to 11
MARGUERITE CLARK
In BAB B MATLNEB IDOL"
STRAND - fttfHftgp-'j "
"THE SILENT MAN"
NIXON
B.'D AND JIARKBT
Hi, I and P, U.
Jot ITjrnn'j
Minstrel Misses
VJVIAK MARTINI U
J-" . HAaaaaVaaaalalaal r
W3r. Tl'.N'i:i-L'I. COI.ORKL'I., S
Mr. raurlce nroolrs; Mr Harry '"li'ornlei
.I, nomas Aiatsey, sir. liaymona Her it
Mr. -Auiruxt Llnclsooir, Mr. Frank nobert
Mr. William Dill.. Mr r-h.ri. r.UrUr. 1
William Jennings, Mr, Harry Jennings n
Mr. Bold Pronert . Th. l.ll.r whn'waa IH
nkslstiint superintendent of th Tempts Bhikt'S
uuj- aciiooi, eniKtea in the nvl rewrven.,' j
Mrs. Wllllarn White, of 5113 West Onlitx
"'' hostesx at the meeting of tu
....- linn mi nceK, jnc memoerir mem
vlrr Abrahnin Sternhiirir. Mm XVollar
JVInxtock, Mr Henrj' Kamsler, Mrs. J.'J
ilreenbers. Mrs. William Meyer. Mr Jacd
Jvahn. Mrn Harry Meem and Mrs. J. Bioeh.. VI
Another eeitertnlnmrnt nt laat waaV miM . ' 1
the luncheon, followed by cards glrsn 'bi, 'tyi
Mrs Benjamin Poster, of 2340 Wert Tlotca, ' M
street. The ruftN ur mmiii up AvaA fcl
hundred club and Included Mrs. Prank Taul4l- i
.iirs. iinDacK, Mrs. William II. Wilson. MravXiu
John C. Allen. Jr . Mrs C. E. Schaeffsr. Mrv W
1 rtink llirras. Mrs. William H. Whltcomb,
.aitk nnrry iiittenhcuse, Mrn. Harry Hanff.'VS
Mrs Charles Zllii.. Mra Itornra lv
IftntntAmr .
dii.I Mpu rli. .... ft..... .
Mr and Mrs Iiuls Illoch. of Ui West'a
OntHrlo street, nro entertaining thelr'cousla, jt J'
Miss bite la Apt, of Chicago, 111. J&
The members of Silver Crescent No. I.
Sons and Dnushtera nf I.lhiriv. lines nr.-i''.
sented 160 to the Pennsylvania orcanliatlon Viw
to aid In purchasing- an ambulance to be sent 'Jilt
to hronce The Sons and Daughters of Lib- ,iT
rriJ.J ol1 ,rue Americans There are about '
100,000 members In the United States. Thn
headquarters of tho local association Is at S,1
Thlrtv-flrst street and nidus avenue. Mrs. .'
Albert Sauers. Mrs V J. Lawrence, Mis 37
Kllzabeth l'ouse, Mrs L I! Coates, Mrs. il ,
Mary Cowe. MrH I'rank hhcller. Mrs Harry, ?l
Mnltlilo V1r l.'alt.,..ln. M.i... 1 r V
........i ...... ... ,(., ,,,.- mtirj MIIU ilill i v,
lleiuv McVe are the officers. Tomorrow fX
eienliiK there will he a .cclal gatlierlnc of ". x
the members, with an entertaining musical, ,
juugiaiii. in
Mr. Louis Whltall, of 2029 North Twen- t
tleth street, will entertain at luncheon an! '!,
auction bridge today. Her guests vxrlll y ::j
rnciuae Jirs jonn Munaeli, sirs, Charles s. . i jg
O.cmnnd. Mm Charlas A. lrllinfi.. trm. TM
navvmn Whltall, Miss Elma Worthlngton, '2jfj
Mrs. A. B. Hill and Mrs. John MundelL Ul
CHESTNUT ST. Sft
I n, 7 T.'-,, ETenlori at 8 It)
Last i jmes MlU Stmm A gtt t - ,g
Arthur Htmmtriteta's Wvsdratw Multf may
"YOU'RE IN LOVE"
0 CHESTNUT ST. T
PERA HOUSr
TEL IXHTUST 3850
niRECTlON Or MESSRS. BHUBERT
NOT IN ANY POOL.
FREE AND INDEPENDENT
PRESENTING THE BIGGEST AND
BEST SHOWS IN AMERICA AT
WARTIME PRICES
BEGINNING XMAS EVE
SPECIAL BARGAIN MAT.
ON XMAS. BEST SEATS
STOP!
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BEST SEATS
NIGHTS, $1.50
MATS., $1.00
EXC-KPT SATUnDAIS
A.MI HOLIDAYS
LISTEN!
fheae Prleea Will b In Torra for tha Vsrj
ntai micinn 1 ailcaiea and
They Will start With the
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Winter (iu
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. Haailed III
HOWARD &
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MARILYNN
MILLER
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TOM LEWIS
WHITE CI.ATT0N
KIIINKV I'HILI.II'S
I UAH WRIGHT
FIIMSST MAI1H
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15 Regal Scenes
Submarine F-7
HIE COL'NTnT'8 SO
1'REME THKIfLER
AND OH GEE!
SOME CHORUS
$Fl
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ttfjaVJU11-' DEC. 24
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SEATS NOW for all rrtornnnMa taclucttai
tuaa ami Naw Vrnr'a Krt Mat nnd Mibi
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
" HITCHY-KOO
WITH
LEON ERROL
IRENE BORDONI
IOVATIO MAHT1NETTI. JOSEPHINB
WHITTKIT. AMPS and WlNTaBOP.
SYLVIA JASON'. CltOltQB HOP HE A ctntrt
ADFI PHI KVEMNOS AT S.t
William Collier
IN THE anEATEST OT All. TARCIS
"Nothing But the Truth"
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