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J7ST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Miss Warders Debut She
Discusses the Assembly Plans Other Matters of
Interest in the Social IForld
pELESTINE WARDEH Is to be in-
J trodueed this afternoon nt a
dancing tea at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club, She la the eldest daughter of
Sir. and Mrs. Georce Warder, of St.
Martins, Chestnut Hill, and is a half
sister of Mrs. .Too Hrouu nnd of Hilllo
Jlarmer, who married Alice Iong
streth. Celestine Is rather dark, with n
quick little way of turnlne her head
when talking that is rather (inarming.
Nho has a wonderful bright color and
dancing pj-pr. And if sho has one
eighth of the jolllness in her nature
that her father has in his, she'll cer
tainly get along nil .right.
Everybody knows and likes Mr.
George Warder, for the genial, jolly,
excruciatingly funny. attrnctle man
lie is. It's always like walking into
a sudden ray of sunshine on a dreary
day to meet Mr, Warder. When you
leave him after talking for a minute
only you have n broad grin on your
face and you continue to laugh at his
nonsense the rest of the way home.
Mrs. Warder was Miss .Juanita Heed
and has nlways beeu noted for her
beauty. Her lirst husband was Mr.
Harmcr. She married Mr. Warder sev
eral years after Mr. llarmcr's death.
Clestino will be introduced by her
mother, of course, and the buds who'
will receive with her are Mary Apple
ton, Mario Louise Ashhurst, Marian
Baird, Lysbeth Itoyd. Juliana llaker,
Elizabeth Bartow, Caroline Barclay.
Anne Cope. Nancy Dunning, Lorraine
Disston, Anita Evans, Nancy Km
hardt. S?arah I'ox, Margaret Graham.
Florence Griffith, Mary Goodman.
Ilosalie Johnson. Florence Kane,
Knlliorinn Kliw. I.llllnn T.co filmlvsl
Mullets Kathleen Bitter. Elizabeth !
Boss, Mabel Beid, Clarissa Smythe,
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Gladys Williams, Eleanor and Bosa
mond Wurts, Jane Ycatmon and Har
riet Zimmermann.
A3.XOU saw by the announcement in
the papers on Saturday the man
agers of the Assemblies this year are
the same as those of the last Assemblies
given in 1010-17, with the exception
of Mr. Benuveau Boric, Jr., who was
nsked to fill the. place left vacant by
the denth of Mr. Charles Piatt. .Id.
Dr. Charles 1). Hart is ccrcta.ry,
nnd the other members are Mr. Henry
Brinton Coxe. Mr. S. Pembertou Hutch -iiistou,
who was tieasiuer in 1010-17,
nnd is still I suppose; Mr. Casper Wis,'
tor Morns and Mr, uouvcrncur liul
walader. I had been wondering who would be
the brido of the year patroness. There
are so .many recent ones, it seems,
now tho die is cast, nnd the person
chosen is none other than Mrs. Charles
Cheston, who was Harriet Frazier, and
I'm sure n better choice could nohjnni'
been made.
Harriet, and Charlie were married in
May or June, shortly after his return
from the other side, their engagement
having been announced about two
months. She is the daughter of the
eorgo Harrison Frazlers, you know,
iind a sister of George Frazier, Jr.,
uho is engaged to Marys Clark.
The other patronesses this year will
oe Mrs. Alexander J. Cnssatt, Mrs.
.lohn B. Thayer, whose dnughter Polly
is a debutant of tho season ; Mrs.
Trenchard I' ilen New bold, whose
daughter Bhoda' Brooke is another deb,
ii nd Mrs. Alexander Coxe Yarnall nnd
Mrs. O. II. Perry Pepper, both young
married women of three or four years.
An Assembly without chnmpagne will
be queer, won't it? However, I am sure
tiie committee will make up for it. by
making the decorations and supper more
wonderful than ever before.
TIIE Wistcrs' tea was almost like go
ing to the "Assembly." everybody
put on their best bibs and tuckers and
went to show that they were asked.
Marina and Fanny both wore white
dresses trimmed with silver and looked
very charming nnd animated. Tho his
toric old rooms were so packed that it
was hard to see the beautiful heirlooms
nnd portraits with which thv are tilled.
There was a little more breathing bpaco
in tho library which is lined with hooks
nnd has a true literary atmosphere. 1
heard one white-haired lady say to a
friend that she had been brought out
there in the days of her youth to meet
the great actress, Fanny Kcmlile.
She you must have hoard came to this
country to give readings and married
Pierco Butier, and that is how Butler
Place came into the family. After while
Mrs. Butler left her husband and went
back to England. A daughter named
Fanny married nn Englishman named
Lee and tho other daughter, Sarah,
became Mrs. Wis'ter, who had a very
interesting nnd striking personality.
The garden, in true English fashion,
is quita away from tho house nnd lias
remarkable old' box hedges. The two
cherry trees arching over the center
made me wish it was June again.
The debutantes show the effect of their
war-work in the prompt and etlicient
way in which they serve tea nnd frt'ppe.
In true cafeteria style one supplied me
with sandwiches while another was get
ting me chocolate. In the pre-war
days they used to feed themselves or
stand round and gossip.
It's refreshing to see people cling
to old ways instead of rushing out in
search of the latest thing. The Wistors'
house was lighted entirely by candles
which gave it tho air of n real old
fashioned pnrty. It reminded mo of
some of the parties that the Fishers
used to give at Alvethorpe. their beauti
ful old place at .fenkintown.
DID you know that the George Whar
ton Pepper, Jrs. have bought the
Frederick Bigelows house in St. Da
vids. They have been living for n while
with tho Myers nnd tho Peppers' nnd
had an apartment one winter at Twenty
ttiird and Pino streets. They have been
married about three years now. Mrs.
Pepper was Marion Myers, you remem
ber, a sister of Mrs. John Forsytho
Meigs. 2d. Mrs. Jacob Disstou, Jr.,
nrid'Mrs. Henry Wharton, 'Jr.
IT ItEALIY is remarkable how vitally
interested Ellen Mnry Cassatt and
Gwen Martin nro in the Girl Scouts'.
.Ellen Mary started the thing here, you
know, nbout four or five yenrs ago, and
has consistently worked at it ever since,
and now there are Girl Scouts nil over
the city and tho movement has extended
throughout the state.
They nro going to get up n drive the
end ot.this month to increase, tho mem
bership, you know, nnd they aro going
tn have a big parade on the opening
lay, in which 4000 Girl Scouts will
take part. Lots of prominent women
aro interested in, tho movement, in
cluding Mrs. John Hampton Barnes,
SJrs., Alexander Brinton Coxo. Mrs.
Vttobcrt Lesley. Mrs. Thomas Bobins,
Mfs., Nicolas Roosevelt, Mrs. Edward
B; Smith, Jr.', Mrs,..C. Newbold Tay
lor, -Miss Anne TIkhusou, Miss Mnry
lUvinusy Miss Kate Hutchinson, Miss
Elizabeth,. Keating. .Harriet- Denver,
J3vigcnit .Cassatt, .Cecily 'Barnes' and
-various others.
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'SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
.Sir. and Mrs. Georgo W. Childs
lDrexel will give & dinner of thirty
two covers tomorrow evening at Woot-toni-
their home, in Bryn.Atawr- This is
the fit entertainment .that Mr. and
Sirs. Drexfl have given since Mrs.
Drescl cntrrod the Kerf Cross .work
durlnz the war.
Mrs. A. J. Drexcl Diddle Is spending
a few days with Mr. nnd Mrs. Drrxel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Antelo lleverctu
gave n luncheon yesterday nt their home,
Mistficld Farm, Oreland, before the
races at White Marsh. Their guests
were Mr. and Mrs, Victor C. Mother,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John It. Valentine,' .Mr.
and Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, of New
York ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Muun,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence, of
Boston: Mr. nnd Mrs. William J.
('lothier, Mr. and Sirs. Ilohcrt Kelso
Cassatt, Mr. and Mrs. It. Venn Smith,
Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert L. Gerry,
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hirst, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Bobert E. Strawbridge, Mis.
Alexander Brown. Miss Eugenia Cas
satt. Miss Kitty Pimm Kniith nnd Mr.
W. Plunketl Stewart. t
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Nevill Smythe
have sent out invitations for a dinner
nnd theatre party, on Friday, November
'JS, nt 7 o'clock, nt the Acorn Club,
to meet Miss Clarissa Smythe.
Bishop and Mrs. James It. Win
chester, of Little noek. Ark., announce
the engagement of their daughter. Mii
Florence Winchester, to Mr. William
George Mnyburry, Jr., of this city. The
marriage will be solemnized very ipiletly
in St. Peter's Church, Chicago, on Oc
tober :io.
Cards have been received from Mrs.
Ilichnrd Dale, Miss Dale nnd Miss Nan
nie Dale, of Okedon, Chestnut Hill,
for n ten on Saturday, November 1, to
introduce Miss Nannie Dale, from I
until ti o'clock.
I ho cards of Mr. and Mr. Iloberl
" I'-'IP HIM Mr. mill .Mrs. l. 1, villi
r iHmtris. Jr., are inclosed. Trains
nivn Hrrti
leave Hroad street at I! :-l.i. -1 :'Z'l. -1 :n
4 :.")." and 5:11 Heturning trains leave
Chestnut Hill at 4:51, 5:15, 5:51 and
(i :51 .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis n. Reeves,
Jr., have issued invitntions for a din
ner followed by dancing in honor nf
their dnughter, Miss Mary Primrose
Heevcs, nt tho fiermRutown Cricket
Club, on Saturday, November S.
Mr. and Mrs. Eckley I!. Coxe, rid.
will be honor guests at n dinner to be
given by Mr. and Mrs. William White,
of I'aoli, next Saturday.
Miss Mildred W. Longstreth, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Long
streth, of the Bclgrnvia, will make her
debut at tho tea to bo given on Tues
du.v, November -5. by Mr. and Mrs.
1311 Kirk Price, J70!) Walnut street, i nrds, pnstor of tho church, performed
when they will present their daughter, j the ceremony, which wns followed by
Miss Rachel Price. n breakfast nt'the Ititz-Cnrlton for tho
Miss Elizabeth Strubing. debutante families. The bride's brother, Mr. tins
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John K.tnvtis ( . S. Welzol, gave her in mnr
Ktrubinir. will be the truest nf honor nnge. She wore a gown of white satin
nt : dinner on Friduv. October .'II. to!
be given by Mr. nud Mrs. Walter
Clothier, of Wynnewood.
Miss Nancy Binney Dunning, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. (ieorgo A. Dun
ning, who will make her debut nt n
tea to be given by her parents nn Fri
day, November 7, will be tho guest
of honor nt a dinner the same night.
An engagement of interest to persons
of this city is that of Miss Constance
Hussell, daughter of Mr. Archibald D.
Russell, of ,'!4 East Thirty-sixth street.
New York, and Princeton, and sister nf
Sirs. II. Lawrence Benson, of this city
and New York, to Mr. John tillbert
Yinnnt, of Concord, N. II, which has
just been announced. The wedding of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benson took plnec recently
in Princeton and Miss Constance Rus
sell was maid of honor at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell
will entertain at dinner on Friday next
at Red Rose Manor, their homo in
Ro.semont.
Mrs. (ieorgo Dallas Dixon entertnined
at luncheon on Rnturday nt White Sul
phur Springs iu honor of Miss Josephine
Widoncr.
The fall luncheon given each year at
Sedgeley Club in Fairmount Park will
lie held on tho last two Thursdays iu
October and tho first two in November.
Mrs. William Ellis Scull is president of
tho club this year.
Dr. nnd Mrs. John Douglas Perkins,
Jr.. of 402 East Main street, Coates
ville, Pa., are receiving congratulations
nn tbe birtli of a son, J. Douglas Per
kins, 3d. Mrs. Perkins wns before her
marriage Miss Kntherine 11. Straw -bridge,
of Bala.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Pew, of New
York, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Armitt Brown in St. Davids
Mr. and Mrs. Itolllu II. Wilbur, of
Old Stono House, St. Davids, spent tho
week-end at the Marlborough-Blcu-hcim.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor ,T. Mulford, of
Wyncote. spent tho week-end iu At
lantic City.
GERMANTOWN
Tho Tau Phi (lamma Sororjty ttill
entertain nt a masque Halloween party
on October 81, at the home of Mar
garet IJotvellyn, :17 Johnson street.
Germnntown. Amonc the "momtiers
aro Miss Cortrildo finrroil Atlsa TTrtleo
Lewis. Miss llnrotliv Tiir.. Atic mu.
drod Callagher, Miss Dorothy Scatter. r.i
good.'Miss Helen Picknrd, Miss Kstollo
Picknrd, Miss Mary Pettit, Miss Helen
Kelzer, Miss Lucy Penrose, Miss Alma j
Penrose. Miss Gertrude Penrose, Jliss
Mabel Pollard, Miss Edith Kirk. Mi,a j
Eytlj-n rkmnn, Slits He en Brooks,
Miss Lillian Brooks, Miss I.vel.tii
M sT t.vii I.. mX?i " ?"""'
n, I '",, R&, Mw, HpImi
1) Long and Miss Mildred Median.
o Rw'novcl1' unffl Zl iT'
tobeclJ novel, unusual and attract-
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Hanna, of L'S40
Diamond street, gave a dlnnen-dnnco
on Katiirday evening at their homoi!''1-'' i xsutv xorn city ; .tir. .Mnrtm
iu celeDration of the birthday an
niversary of their daughter, Miss
Lillian Hanna. The, decorations and
favors -were patriotic in color iu com
pliment to the' young men , nil of whom
have recently returned from overseas
service. The army, unvy nnd murine
corps were nil represented, each sortie
man tvenring nis uniionn. 'Jim guests, "in visa .urs. xrotirs (laughter, Mrs.
included Mis.s Evelyn Aiicott, Miss lllli;- 'John It. Drexel, nt her villa in N'ctv
abcth Hohro, Miss Stella ltehre, MissP""t before returning to their home in
.lessic t oioorn, .hiss Alice lireycr, Missi
Gertrude Hargrove, Miss Mildred Hen
derson. Miss Kleanor Koch. Miss ICnili.
ryn Kraft, Miss Florence AVilkins, Mr.
Ralph Jones. Mr. George Garrett, Mr.
Earl Miles, Mr. Fred Koch, Mr. Wil
liam Kohln, Mr. Raymond "Wood, Mr.
George Flower, Mr. Norman Magill.
Mr. Morton Fruits, Mr. Paul Close and
Mr, Louis Rigels.
Mrs. J. Woodall, of North Broad
street, is .pending u-few weeks visiting
friends in New Tork
TIOGA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Prenzlan, of
2114 West Erie avenue, gave a dinner
followed by cards, on Saturday eve
ning nt their home. Their guesta ii
cluded Mr. and Mrs. George. Ilnrbam
Pond,- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lnnuing.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Harry Ilartmnn nnd
Mr. and Mrs, N. Armbruster.
Mrs. Oscar Noll, of 8213 North Park
avenue, gave n, luncheon followed bv
cards, nt her home, on Thursday,' in
honor of her sister, Misa Laura
Scheler, who will leave Tioga shortly
to'speud the winter in the South. Other
guests included Mrs, Gertrude Turner,
Mrs. Charles IJrlcker, Mrs. E. Gchring
Ilarkness, Mrs. Norman Patterson,
Mrs. Robert Smythe and Mrs. J&seph
Greater. ,
EVBtfltfG PUBLIC
WEDDINGS TODAY IN
AND OUT OF TOWN
Miss Elmer Bride of Mr. Derr
at tho Home of Her
Parents
A wedding of Interest in this city nnd
In Moore, Pn., is that of Miss Dorothy
M. Elmer, daughter of Mr.' nnd Mrs,
L. Frank Elinor, of -in'.Vi North Menhir
street, nnd Mr. Horace I. Derr. nf
Moore, which will take plnco at 7
o clock tonight nt tho homo of the '
bride's parents. The ceremony will be I
performed by the Itcv. Snmuol Gibson.
of Chicago, III., uncle nt tho bride- I
groont. Mr. -Elinor will give his "laugh- I
tor in mn'rrlnge. Sho will wear her i
traveling suit of dark blue, with n hut
to match, and will bo attended b.i MK
Grace Heckler its maid nf linnnr nnd
Miss Helen lllllcr. bridesmaid. Tho1
Inttor will wonr n (rrnvn nf tim-ml,,,.,,.! I
jersey clnlh embroidered with medium
blue, while Miss Heckler's Inn rloth
gown Is embroidered with brown. Their
hats match tho gowns.
Mr. Dorr will have Mr. Alfred Gil
bert for best man. The service will be
followed by a reception. The bride
groom and bride will leave nn nn ex
tended trip nnd will be nt home after
January t in Moore.
DAVIS IlltANSFIELD
A pretty wedding will be solemnized
in St. Uridgot's Catholic Church, Falls
of Schuylkill, this afternoon nt t
o'clock, when Miss Agnes L. ItrnnMictd.
daughter of Mrs. M. E. BrnuMiohl. of
MYSi North Thirty-fifth street, will bo
married to Mr. Thomas L. Davis, nf
North Twenty-first street, with the I
Hoi. Father Kelly officiating. The brido
t will war her traveling suit of dark blue
with n dark blue beater lint. Ili-r onh
i attendant will lio Miss Grace Onum
who also will wear n coat suit nf dink
blue with n black velvet hat.
Mr. Charles Spang will be host man
A reception nt the home nf the bride's '
mother will follow tho ceremony. Mr. ,
and Mrs. Davis will leave for a south- ,
em trip, stopping nt Washington for'
several days, and will be at homo after
November 1 nt b"0"5 North Thirty-lifth
street. I
GENTSCH WELZEL i
An attractive nutumn wedding took
place iu St. Luke's Evangelical Luth- i
ernu Church, Seventh street and Moul - '
gnmery avenue, on Saturday morning,
when Miss Vera Felicia Wolzel, dniigh- '
lor of Mis. Jouiile O. Wolzel, of ,".1 III
North Hroad street, became the brido of
Mr. Horace S.' Gentsch, nf 1 'J.V.I North
Fifteenth street. Bev. John V. Ilich
''"I with net and a hat of white taf-
fetn oinhroidvrcd tvitlL silver thiends.
A shutter nf Bride roses was carried.
Miss Lillian M. 'Web.el. who wns her
sister's inniil of honor, wore n gown nf
pale blue, soft, ttaffota with n black hat
of pnnno velvet and carried a shower of
pink roses.
Mr. (ieorgo Wille, Jr.. was best man.
Mr. (iontsch nnd his bride left for a
trip to Ningnrn Falls, tho (treat Lakes
and Canada. They will be at home
after December 1 at SI 10 North Broad
street.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
A birthday party was gien on Sun
day by Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Jneohsou,
of .','!.") West (lirard avenue, in honor of
their daughter. Miss Esther Ethel
Jaeobson. on her third birthday. Miss
Harriot Jaeobson, Miss Augusta Jacob
son nud Miss Jennie Litvin sang,
danced nnd plated many games with tho
children, nfter which souvenirs wore
, , , ,, ,. .. -... r , i r
and nsked nil Those present to con
tribute lis generously ns they could. Mr.
Maxwell GorliacU and Miss Helen Kahn
gave a dancing exhibition. Mr. Samuel
Dk-klor sang and Mis.s Mary Kramer
accompanied him. Among those present
were Air. J'aul H. l'achtcr, Jliss ICose
Levin, Mr, Samuel Dickler, Miss Mary
Kramer, Mr. Maxwell Gorback, Miss
Helen Kabn,Mr. William Kolber, Miss
Sarah Ilartmnn, Mr. Herman Shander,
Miss Louise Morrison, Mr. .lueu Brown,
Miss Anna itosen, Air. isadore AUier,
Miss Marie Ilosen. Mr. Jnck Kkstcin,
Miss Kva Barr, Mr. Joseph Kay, Miss
Lillian Zolesne. Mr. Chnrles Pollack.
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Miss Mnllie Goodman. Mr. Ilaymond
ltico. Miss Anna KliiEoininii. Mr.
Martin Inidtvig, Miss Sadie .TaVobs, and
Mr. Lawrence linker, Miss Sarah
Wallninn, Mr.. Paul Diamond nnd Mi'3
Itoso Shccter, of AVasiiiugton, D. C.
Miss Sarah Chofnas, formerly of
It.ton, Mass., but-now of this city,
pave n dance nt her home, C2S West
Dinniond street, on Suudav evening.
The following guests were presenj. : Miss
l:Mher Kayo, Miss Lena Itnbfnnwit.
Miss Henrietta Herxh M.iss l-'nnnio
, "" " KrcU.MIIoraM ""nnd Miss
,Vl,lcl. uorwtX) Mr Snnmnl ,.,,,
I Mrs. Julius Noon, of Boston, Mass.;
Mr. George Cohen, Mr. Prod Goldberg,
Mr, GeorgekVcrnou, Mr. Louis Gerson,
I ?.lr- ,,'NI,l,i!lico TipU'iKcr. Dr. Herman
ieniller, Dr. Louis Lunch, Dr. Bernard
Chofnas, Mr. Samuel Chofnas nnd Mr.
lieu jrupnich,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
MrsWilliam P.. Troth nnd her daugh
ter, Miss Kmily Troth, who have been
spending tho summer nr I.nko Alnhmil.-
tt osi i niiuaeipnia,
Mr. and MrR. Herbert Esbenshade
Oilier, of r.27 South Forty-second
street, have returned to the citv after
spending several days nt the Xluribor
(iiigllllcnheiiii, Atlantic City. Mr.
and Mrs. Dilltr spent the carlv summer
at Newport nud Narragausett'l'icr.
SAM S. SHUBERT theatre
J Hroad BH. locust
"" A, JOLSON ' 'Sinbad
LYRIC nnOAD Above akcvTbt.
.r.r MATS. WED. k SAT.
RACHEL CnOTHERS CO.MEDY PVCCBBS
"39 EAST" Wlth HENRY HULL and
CONSTANCE IIINNEY
Chestnut St. I"ra Iloune Cliestnut n
Inw 11th. Mats. Wed. 4 Sat.
LAST WEEK
"GOOD MORNING JUDGE"
With GEORGE HA8SEI.L and SO Others.
IIEGINNINO MONDAY, OCT. 10
8EAT8 THUnaDAY
SHUBERT GAIETIES OF 1919
ADEPHI PHoad below race
' mats, thurs. t SAT.
"UP FROM NOWHERE"
With- NORMAN TREVOR i
presonieu io iiiein uy .tns. .losepn ii. con and miscellaneous shower on Snt-I-.doliuan
nnd Miss Margaret Schatz. , urday at hrr homo in honor of Miss
Among tho older guests were Mr. and Dorothy Mooko, dnughter of Mr nnd
Mrs. Joseph II. Kdolnian, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. J. Howard Meeko, of Cjiittwl,
Snmuol Fischer, Mrs. Mordecai Sehnr, , whoso miirriuge to Mr. .lames C lioliin
Mrs. Isidore Hirsch, Mrs. Henry Sand- also of Cynw.td, ttill take place lonicr
crs and many more. (row. The guests included Miss Myrtle
The' American Club of Philadelphia Johnson. Mrs. Harry Taylor. Miss
held its second animal banquet at thu Marian Pickford, Mrs. William Wei r.
MotropolttnnUIall, at Franklin street J'fs. James Adams. Miss Mnry Martin,
and Kniniioiint avenue, Sunday etc J'iss Miniiio .Schrador. Miss Kleanor
ning, 'Ofttober PJ. Mr. Herman J"vin. Miss Sni-a io-iing, JIi-s. William
Shander. of Central High School, spoke - "alter. Miss I-.niina Myers. Mrs.
on the "Spirit of HI'JO." Mr. Paul S. en,T Vl1-"5"'' -,'. !s,s """"'c
Pnchtor,, recited a poem entitled 'Trun r1 ' !lss s,n,r'lll r'flralre, Miss
Sportsman," nnd Mr. William Kolber, !.,I,.al5' n.nwPi,,.Miss Myra artmnn.
seeretarv of. the -American Club, spoke M'ss Mnnan Gibbon and Miss Koberin
on behalf of th sufferers of .Armenia Browning.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
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MISS KLIZAMKl'll MacCCKN SMITH
Miss Smith is the daughter of llr. and Mrs. S. MncCurn Smith.
Her engagement In Mr. Stuart Inlgo Itullivant was recently announced
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. nnd Airs. II, Waller Muhond. of
L'nn.-i North Thirty-third street, nn
,-ieiitiee il. e engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss M.titis Mnhnod, to Lieutenant
Colonel L. F,. lioodier, Jr.. y. S. A.,
son of Colonel nnd Mrs. L. F. lioodier.
judge advocate. 1', S. A., of Boston.
Mrs. P. .1. Colahnn. of ,'UI7 Mont
goniery atomic, entertained the mein
hers of her Five Hundred clul, on
hiirsdaj afternoon. October II. Among , diaries S. Mussor, Miss Boubih (inrret
those prevent worn Mrs. (, eorgo Smith, .nu. Mrs. J. LoRoy Smith. Mrs. Unrrt
Mrs. Harry l.ang Mrs. Jennelte j. H(MlrVi Mr,. Harlan P. SMtzell. Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. Morris Druckcr Mrs. AMpi, u. Mi.ffor. Mrs. Lillian D. Tat
Henretto Stornbergor Mrs. Hernial, u.r. Mrs. Ralph C. Stewart . Mrs. I'red
Nyholin and Miss Bertha Soiidhoimer. PnPk j, i.0n, Mrs. ni.rt L. McLean.
' At the annual meeting of the Ueth '
Israel Congregation, Thirty-second
street and Montgomery avenue, the I'ol
'lowing officers wore re-elected: Mr
Max Ilehrcnd, president ; Mr. A. II!
I Seidemnn, vice president ; Mr. Max
Winokur. second vice president ; Mr.
Morris Piner. treasurer; Mr. Arthur
I Cohen, seoretiirj ; Mr. . I.ohrfeld, Mr. i
i:. A. Kalchein. Mr. Lewis Iliborinnii,
Air. it. uosenieiii, .Air. i,. I'rinlz, trus
tees. In addition the following trustees
were newjy elected: Mr. Mn- W'oiu-
ROXBOROUGH
Mrs. John Lattson, Jr., nf Ovcrhrnnk.
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Sketched 1 'Zf!l'MT?&W&F .dSs a Purs
in Our l AWm.-4'-lMm-- t )!( ' !
'"" , 'J.'-KKJtsfK!5 i Millinery ' i
I 5tks af.'t.wj .sat-'in'- -sgjni ',
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October Millinery Sale
7.50 10.00 14.50
The Materials are
Panne Velvet With Beaver
Lyons Velvet and Panne
Grot Grain and Lyons Velvet
llanidome Embroidered Pile
Fabrics
Feather Brims With Velvet
Crowns
The Trimmings are
Burnt Ostrich Fantasies
Uncurled Ostrich Plumage
Natural Looking French
Wreaths
Ribbon and Velvet Bow Ef
fects Tinsel Braid and Ornaments
Mavvteort & DeMan;9
12 15 Chestnut Sjreet
Purchasing Agents' OrderAccepted
ENGAGED
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LANSDOWNE
Mrs Matthew II. Crjer. of Lans
doitno. i-hnirmnii of the Delaware
'ouiitv district of the Philadelphia Or
eliostrn, has arranged n largo card party
for tomorrow afternoon for the benefit
f tho endowment fund, to bo given nt
the Twentieth Century Club. Those who
will bo hostesses arc Mrs. Carl L. Alt
maier, Mrs. Thomas M. Love. Mrs. S.
Leonard Kent. Jr.. Mrs. Frnnk II. Ma-
...'..... t!-. tt'lli:..... II lin, ..... 1..
Mrs. F. Roes Phillips, Mrs. W. D.
Jameson. Mrs. Arthur Mnorshcnd and
Mrs. T. Ilaldon Moore.
The not meeting of the junior sec
tion of the Twentieth Century Club ttill
bo held at the clubhouse on Thursday
evening, October "!1. It will be an
evening mi literature, tvitli .innies tt lilt
comb Kih
. ",, -
ItiloyV life and writings ns the
Mrs. Cdgnr 'I', lleatty will con-
Ionic
tinuo to take charge of the literature
meetings this year. Tho Juniors will
Iglte ii pure food supper on Not ember,
20 nt the clubhouse.
LOGAN !
1 The marriage of Miss Amelia Fiuk
beinder. of .VI1S Sydenham street. Log
an, and Mr. .lames Winters, of Ilia- ,
miiiid street, ttill take place tomorrow j
,at lit o'clock in All Saints's Lutheran1
Church. Gei-iiiiintotvn. Miss Finkbeiiier '
! ttill bnvo for innid of honor Miss Helen '
Stewart, of Germnntown. and Mr. I
l-'lmor Keidner. of this oil), will bo Mr.
Wiuters's liesl man. Tlioy ttill lento, I
iiiiliiedintclf after the ceremony, for a ,
two'tteeks' trip ill the South. On their
return they will live nt iil.'tl Wnrnocki
street, Logan. i
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Weir, ol Cliel-
ea, aro tisiting Mrs. Weir's daughter.
and son-in-lnw. Mr. and .Mrs. Koines,
nf Logan.
The Styles are
Picturesque Drooping Brims
Medium and Close-Fitting
Chin Chins
Soft Line New Mushroom Ef
fects Off the Fact Model Copies
Large Sailor Brims
The Colors arc
High Luster or Dull Black
Brown in a number of shades
The Blue Family well repre
sented Taupe Shades that are soft
In Fact any color tone desired
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.OCTOBER 11.
1919
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Miss Marjorio Ferguson, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Ferguson, ,
gnvo n luncheon on Hnturda,t nt her i
home, JlllKi Suntnsido luoiiue. ,, m,
tiounco lior engagement tn Mr. Ham
Mnrkley, nf Philadelphia. Clustois of
pink rosebuds wort- used in the attrac
tive decorations and kowpie dolls were
gowned to represent tho hrido and her
nttendunt.i. I'h guoMs lucludod Mrs.
1-3. M. Mnrklo.i, Mrs William Fergu
son, Mrs. Philip Steiiimiillor. Mis
Wllln Dodge, Mi Nellie Itov. Miss
Itetty Ferguson. Mi-, Iahel Ferguson,
Miss .loan Ferguson. Miss Mnrv Mac
llllffo. Miss Mnrie Tighe, Mis's EMo
MncKenzie. Miss Amelia Scott. Mlm
Kathleen Kaniage. Mrs Alfred Finn.
Miss Mnrgiiret Mi-i'bn-o ami Mrs. Carl
Weed. . . '
roth. Mr. II. Fried,.,- nnd Mr. .1. K
j Mnlis. Mr. Alexander Abrahams nud
Mr. Morris I labor, hating served ten
consecutive years on the hoard or man
.'igors, wore elected to honorary mem
horshhi on the board. The iteenrntloo
! and furnishing of the surnih was ill
.charge of the coniniitlee of the Daugh
ters of Iteth Israel, bended by Sirs. .1.
S. ltosen nnd Mrs N. I.ohrfeld. iiblj
assisted Jiy Mr. Lohrfold and Mr.
(ieorgo Knndell.
Mr. ami .Mrs. Motes L. Illneh. of i
Ils1.'t North Thirt.t -third street, nn
nounco the betrothal of their dnuchter.
.Hiss Henrietta nine
wh. ,o m,.. David "j
(ioff, of Philndolpl
WISSAHICKON
' The (iirls' League of Uie Wissn
I iiickou Baptist Church will gite a mu
-ical and ilrnmntii- i ntertiiiniueut this
evening in the nssomblt room of the
1 church. Tho interesting program will
include n sketch, "Tbe Broken Engage- '
j menl." with tho character impcrsnu
nted by Miss Margaret .lolin.son. Miss'
Helen Cnrr, Miss INther Weinnclit and
Miss Allele Britz : a pantomime with
I music in which thirty -live jnung men
and women will illustrate tho monfiis ,,f
the .tear, and soprano -.ole- In i
Alinn Lattson. The ohVer of ihe luigiio
i nro: Miss Helen Mepnttell. in-e-idenl .
Miss Horenco Stitoliffe, t n-i- ) n 1 1 J . i 1 1 ;
Miss Sara Wriigp. sorrotart. nnd Mis
Elsie Foyle, treasurer.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mjss Mnrgaret. M. McCaushind. for- i
merly of South Philadelphia, gnvo n i
miscellaneous shower last Friday eve
ning for Miss Gertrude MncnnachvJ
daughter of Mr. Moore Mnonnaghy. of
121-8 South Thirty-second street, whose
marriage to Mr. Clayton MncKenzio, of
-120 Moore street, will lake place on
Wednesday evening, October 2!l. Other
guests included Mrs. Marion Jones,
Miss Josephine Disher. Iis. Mnrv Jler
edith. Miss P. Mnrgiiret Mills, Miss
Gertrude tioldstnitli nnd Miss Mary
MacElhone.
OLNEY
Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas 1
I 'lit tei-jhim
announce tho mnriiago
tor, Miss Margaret ,1
f their dniigh-,
Patterson, io
Mr. Willnrd K. Walls. f i.",(i;; wing
hocking street, on sntiirdn.t . October
II. nt noon, nt Philadelphia.
FRANKFORD
Miss Beatrice Parker, of Kensing
ton avenue, ttill entertain tho members
of her sotting circle at then- first meet
ing of the season, on Tuesilny evening.
Rev. W. T. and Mrs Harris have re
turned to their homo. -IT 1 7 Large street,
from a tear's stnv in Iterkelo.t, Cali
fornia, m 111 ro the.v were tisiting their
daughter.
. Tni.i:iMiNi:: Hi'ituci: itir.a
Fur Storage and Remodeling at Reasonable Rates
CORRECT APPAREL EOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
women;s suits
Featuring Originality of Design
SPECIALL Y PRICED
59.50 69.50 79.50
styles made from exquisite soft fabrics, including Peach
Bloom, Duvet, Plain Tailored, cut on long lines with
notched and convertible collars; Narrow Belt of Cloth
or Leather; Some Beautifully Embroidered and Braided.
Rrivdrrr Moil nra Brnwn Nary Oxford filack
Many other individual models made from high-grade
fabrics Luxuriously Trimmed Beaver, Nutria, Mole, Wolf
and Hudson Seal.
85.00, 115.00, 150.00 to 425.00
COA TS and DOLMANS
Unusual models of individuality in a diversity of styles
made from exquisite soft fabrics, including Peach Bloom,
Bolivia, Evora, Duvetyne, Velleouise, cut on straight wrap
like lines, showing the latest tendencies in Belts, Pockets and
Collars. Many richly trimmed with Beaver, Nutria, Fox,
Mole, Opossum, Hudson Seal.
57.50, 89.50, 125.00 to 425.00
DRESSES --WAISTS -FURS
&
There Are Strong Reasons
For Buying These
Necessities. Now
Towels
Imported, hemstitched Cotton Muck Towels:
16x33 inches, $3.50 dozen
,'' ' 18x36 inches, $4.00 dozen
19x36 inches, $5.00 dozen
22x38 inches (damask border), $7.00
Kitchen and Pantry Towels, nil linen,
from $7.50 to $12.00 dozen
'. Sheets and Pillow Cases
Special hemstitched Muslin Sheets
.72x108 inches, $2.95 each
Hemmed Muslin Sheets, 72x99 in,, $2.15 each
Hemmed Muslin Sheets. 90x99. in., $4.00 each
Hemmed Muslin, Pillo-w Cases 45x38J2 in., $1 Pr.
I'HIT AliKt.t'JtIAH KOItKMOMT TIlEATHBa
GARRICK Night, at 8:15
Mrm. Wed fat.
Nn s,.,,, (r $'J fll Matlnft Tnmnrrow
IJA II) Hi:iMHCO l'renli
DAVID WARFIELD
"THE AUCTIONEER"
BROAD i-"' 5 e vgS.
i triM r. ToMnniiuw
M R S. F I S K E
In a comli nf Moonl-ln MTlnr-s anfl
M.ike lie' I, i.
"MIS' NKI.LY OF NOKLEANS"
m:.st tt i,i:k i:i- rm nsn.tv
HOW All! Ill I.I. Prr-fni-s
In f !nr i rfii f i rt I'Ui
Ti IE WOMAN OF BRONZE
SPECIAL MATINEES .?,?"
i If'T ')l ' tl IT 4Vti nt.
WALTER' HAMPDEN
HAMLET"
FORREST Lt 2 Weeks ';
Mi vi. tt r 1 Si'
Pol
TOM'
,'UM No Seat Over $1.50
i:tiiu; iui-o.y sinn
CASINO ,v
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The Bostonians
w-iiu t--nNK pivnkv !
DIII 1 5"' h !! '' Todav.
D1JUU CRACKER JACKS!
3Dih Pcason -Aond'mv of M.mle- ini9-:o
5 EVENING CONCERTS
Nov 3, Iw. 1, .Tun. r.. ."eb. 2, Marrh 17
nr Til 13
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
l'lKKIIIi MdNTKfX, C'onilutlor
SOLOISTS
. IIKSTI.NN, HOMKIt. DKOOIOUZA,
KliniSLnit. RACIIMANLSOFF
SUA SON TH'KKTK NOW AT HKI'PL S
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SOLOISTS
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KREISLER
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t HM'I"- s 1I1II Ch-Mnut Mill uril-rs
ill, l.s l,H r H.ih Mr. eiinu c. A.
M. Inw.i-, I'lniHi
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MAKIAN AlillliKI.I. in rtgliilnc Mail"
I'lnnirurnl or Foil Ornml dpern FMtlvnl
Hliinlr (ircheslra ntul urRBti Hololsts.
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D. W. GRIFFITH'S
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NIXON'S
COLONIAL
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In rrii-ininiiiil-Artirjfl IMrlur,
"MIZZOURA"
I'rrm Va by AufftiRtu Thomas.
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tn "HILL APPKRSON'P DOT"
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DIREITION Or TlfK STANLEY CO.
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"EVERY SAILOR"
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OTHERS
BROADWAY Urol,d ''i" ai.
LARRY REILLyTco" "'
Mary Pickford ' The Hoodlum
CROSS KEYS MAKKET ST Ho7eoth
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UAtl.Y Hi I! I", CVLMSfiS at 7 ft 0.
Metropolitan
Opera
House
iukiaij roi'LAit i-rr.ECTS
GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S
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From the pwr by
CtOMB HCOfftN
FRANK L WCKAPJ3
.1 J'aramoitnt-Artcraft
Picture
The Motion Picture
With an Amazing Soul!
' I he Mira-! Man ' N 1.inJ In
tuo unrMs tlmt hitiplv 1 on
tr.iM. N'W York's 'hina town,
nnd tho uorld of wlntpli , nut
111 al luipi'.v cxlHlPiH-e. in a Wv
r.iislHiuI vlItHtfa in Minunttr
llniP1 TIipio in tt ptrnni;' fas
timiilon about thu t'hine.sp tei'
ttoti nf Now York, hut thr nitiln
iMiiom'nt of tho picture la
l It wheu Chinatown iharattprs
,ire hpii In all their Ulalny
ap.iin a mrul New l.'nlanil
h.K Uerouud.
MTINi;US:
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All Seats, u.v.
ORCHESTRA OF
22 SOLOISTS ,
Now on .Sale
Wl , WALMT Kr. AT OTlt"
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t.p ii ,v nirtiiifi. t.
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THE OLD HOMESTEAD
WILLIAM L WHENCE AS fNTI.B JOSH
ALL TIIK OliliilNAL FLATITtES
I(p,-r. Tho IdiubV Qii.irfi-t.TliP Runzi Ban I.
'Ihedrnie chunh Choir. Tlin h.thntlnn Army.
Next I 1'irst Tlmo In I'lilla-l.-lphla
weoi Revelations of a Wife'
, Tl't'l'Il 1 A (IrippliiK M.sipry Tlay
1 ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mon., Oct. 27. at 6: 15 P.M.
j VIOLIN ItECITAL
HEIFETZ
ltn Sets
to Jj .m. NuW at Hftppn'g,
A"AUKMY OK MIS1C
NKXT TiirilHUAY i:TA'INi; T S l!t
Sir Arthur Whitten Brown, K K-
KAMOCS AVIATolt 1IIMSKU'
Will t-ll thrilltnc ftory of hN hlntorn non
stop tlifilil rtuiw llu mean, illustrated with
tnotltm plitun and Btcrotipt it-on nlldfi,
,piiur arraiiKPil liy KiighieerM' Club of
IMiltailelphlH ami Aero I'lun if rnnylanlat
TKketH MV to 1M0; n npnt, 2 (M) ami
S.Ml, on uk' ut lii-' --. 1 1 1U Chestnut SU
checkk to iJforco llul.
b7F." KEITH'S THEATRE
MISS LOUISE GUNNING
AKHimecl li- Owr Kjllng I
HAIMUKT RKMI'KL & CO.
In ii Playlet, Tarryimvn'
CA1U.OS SUItASTIAN i CO.
linny HtiOkAnna, N-jmotir. I'hii Uakfr, Jack
Uifffi nJ cHhor Ulc Featurfs,
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i TllK-ATIti:-4cnii MAHKKT 1
Oliye. Tell in "The Trap"
6J VAUDEVILLE 6
I'ONTINLOUS- Noon Till 11 l M.
ORPHEUM 'AT todav. soc. ar.c
MAIii.u,SSflON'u "Within the Law"
October 20 "HAPPINESS"
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