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AVmcy Wynne Tells of Debutantes' Doings She Talks
of the Gilpin-Purchas Engagement Other
Ulatters of Social Interest
CAN It lie ixwiblc that there h noiiip
debutante tea today? It's true there
iin't one. so c older people who race
to the teas will have n bit ot a rest.
Though goodness knows the buds won't,
for tonight there will bo the Hancock
dance for Anita Uvmis and tho Allan,
Wllions nre giving quite a good-sized
dinner before that nffnlr for Hope,
their debutante1 daughter.
Caroline Barclay will conic out to
morrow, and the rest of the week, with
exception of Wednesday, will be teas!
teas! teast
TTtVEUV" one is interested in the en-
gagement of Edmund Gilpin to a
Milwaukee girl with tho cutest name,
Nancy I'nrchtjJESiJf-r mother. Mrs. J.
W. lleswlcjjpWftcnns. of Milwaukee,
innde the announcement on Saturday.
Edmund is tho son of the Arthington
tiilpins and a brother of Arthington,
dr.. and Alfred Gilpin.
Edmund was with the UOtli and was
made n lieutenant in France, nfter hav
ing been under fire. He had been orig
inally a member of Troop A, but went
into the way as a corporal when the
two troops weie disbanded, and went
to France ns a Beigeant.
lie wns badly gassed and burned In
action in September before the urlnls
tice. Nancy 1'urchns is. I hear, veiy
charming. She has a sister who, J
also hear, has greatly attracted another
of our Philadelphia ouths. but I do
not know if that is to be an engagement
or not. Who can tell'
A HE jou interested to hear that
Olemencenu's daughter is really
coming over here? Her name is Madame
.faequemairc, you know. Well, she
will sail from Trance on the twenty
fifth of the month, that is next Satur
day, and she is going to speak here
under the auspices of the French War
Hellef committee of the Emergency Aid.
on the seventeenth of next month at
the Academy of Music. And she is
not going to talk of the war or of what
France has suffered in the war, but
e-lio will speak of the "Houl of Fiance."
Every one is excited to pieces over it,
and I am sure it will be a great suc
cess. She i-i a remarkable looking
woman, very "French in appearance and
most attractive. I nm told by those who
know her. There is little doubt but
that she will be entertained during her
stay here very e.ttensivel .
MRS. GEOItGE DAMVS DIXON
tells me that the committee on wel
fare dances, in which she is so inter
ested, has obtained from the Hellevuc
Stratford management the proceeds of
their Saturday evening dances in the
Stratford room, and tho Itltz-C'arltou
will give their proceeds of Thursday
evenings throughout the season, too.
That's a mighty good donation, don't
you think? Ilecnuse so many go to
these dances now in the evenings.
The welfare dance committee was
gotten up last year, you remember,
with Sirs. Dixon ns chniiman, Mrs.
.foseph M. Gtizznm, vice chairman, and
Mrs. Stacy Lloyd, secretary. Mrs.
Charles AVood is treasurer and Mrs.
Archibald Ilarklle and Mrs. Joe L-cluy
arc on the board. The committee re
mains the same. Each week the wel
fare committee will have a different
charity to Jiclp and this week it is the
Orchestra fund.
r i uiti otner uay wncu Pauline was
called in to speak to a visitor she
iookcu tnc smiling lady htrnight in the
eye and announced, "You have n gray
tooth."
When mother took her to task about
It afterward, she replied, "She knows
it's the truth."
Mother went into a careful explana
tion about the impropriety of making
personal remarks. "Hut." she con-'
tinned, "it wouldn't have been so rude
if you had told her what pretty, curly
hair she has. That would hnvc been
kind and flattering and would have
made her forget about tho tooth, about
which she is doubtless sensitive."
Pauline was silent for a few nio
m.e.nV, . "Gee- mother," she burst out,
"if Bridget's sibter. with her crooked
nose, can get a placq in a beauty par
lor, I guess you Could get n iob in
a natter establishment unv time von
wanted it.'
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NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Huberts, of
illanovn, will give a dance nt the
Hnbbit on Saturday, November 15, to
meet Miss Margarettn Sharplcss.
At the marriage of Miss Isabel M.
Montgomery, daughter of Mrs. Henrt
Montgomery, of Merion, and Mr
JlioinaK Ilrcthton, which will take
pmce in Holy Trinity Chinch on Oc
tober 22, tho maid of honor will b
Miss Marian Hcineke. and the brides
maids will include Miss Marv D. Mr.
owen, Miss Virginia A. Ilnrclay, Miss
Laura D. MeCowen, Miss Helen H.
Murray, Miss Marie Paul Moos, Mb-s
uiadys IS. JlcCowen, Miss Alice ltein
eke and Miss Dorothy Hicks. Mi
Mnry Howen, a niece of the biide
groom, will be flower girl. The
best man will be Mr. John
Pierce Ilrcthton. n brother of the bride
groom, and the ushers will bo Mr. Wal
ter Y. Anthonv, Mr. Herbert II. Knox
Mr. Herbert IC. Webb. Mr. Charles II.
Davis, Mr. Walter O. Herbert. Mr.
Marvin S. Howman, Mr. Joseph Haines,
Jr., and Mr. George Howard Hickley.
Mr. Hrothton gave n dinner on Saturday
evening in honor of his ushers and best
man. After the wedding on Wednesday
there will be n reception in the ball
room of the liellevue-Strntford.
Among the debutantes who will as
sist in receiving nt the tea which Dr.
and Mrs. George G, Hoss will give on
Tuesdny, November 11, from ! until (5
o'clock at their home, 1721 Spruce
street, to introduce their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Hoss, will be Misi
Margaret Dallett, Miss Mnry Inline
(.tock. Miss Mabel II. Post Held, Miss
Carolyn Valentine, Miss Frances W.
Leech, .Miss Elizabeth lioyd, Miss
Nancy Itluney Dunning, -Miss Esther
L, Hhnnds, Miss Margaret Italston
Gest, Mi.ss Anne Itnrton Townsend,
5Iiss ClnrUsa Smytlie, Miss Lucy It.
Grey, Miss Mary Taylor Knight, Miss
Marie Louise Ashhurst, Miss Eliza
beth Anne Taylor, Miss Marlon Wister
llaird, Miss Elizabeth Garrison, Miss
Eleanor Mercer Jones, Miss Catherine
King, Miss Jane Hell Ycntmiui, Miss
Hachel Whltmcr, Mifcs Josephine
Thompson. Miss Dorothy Ncwbold Ely.
Mifcs Elizabeth Dulles Uartow, Miss
Margaret Earle, Miss Margarctta
Sharpless, Miss Hosalie Vollrath, Miss
Caroline Nlxou, Miss Evelyn Ncwbold
Smith, Miss Celcstlnc Warder, Miss
Kathleen Grier Hitter and Miss Eliza
beth Itrundt, of Hurrlsburg.
Miss Eleanor Merecr Jones will be
introduced at a tea to be given by her
adnt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Graugcr Kennedy, of 2CKI4 Spruce
street, on November U.
Mrv and Mrs. Alexnuder Diddle, who
have bought HryuuiM, thfl.Cusliinaix
property ,In Hosemont, movf'l fato their
Bew,wnKJm.we?,i jt- v -
his apaUmenl in town and is making
homo with Ills von mid daughter
law, Mr. and Mrs. I!. Dawson Cole
man, In llrjn Mawr.
Air. and Mrs. Itlchard S. Ncwbold.
of '2'Mil Walnut stieet, nre receiving
congrntulatlonx mi the birth of n daugh
ter, Mario llookischcr Ncwbold. Mrs.
Ncwbold was Miss Aunn HeckHcher.
Mrs. Joseph W. Ilnlley, Jr., is in
New York for socrnl days' stay.
Mr. Francis S. Mcllhenny, ot Chest
nut Hill, lias been spending a few days
at tho Ambassador, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Gallatin Welsh, of Chestnut
Hill, is staying a few days at the Am
bassador, Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Dncey and his son, Master
John Duccy, Jr., are visiting Mrs,
Ducey's mother, Mrs. John Leeds Ilnr
toll, of Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill.
Mr. ami Mrs, J. Hnwley Taussig,
of East Gravers Inne, who have been
visiting in New York, leturncd home
today.
Mrs. George It. Vnn Duten nud Miss
Catherine Van Diiseu, ot West Ever
.green avenue, Chestnut Hill, arc spend
ing some time in Mnrristown, and on
their return will go to the Aldine Hotel
for the winter.
Miss Constance Diddle, of 'J017 De
T.ancey place, is visiting the Missus
McMurtrie on Norwood avenue, Chest,
nut Hill.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Mnry Elizabeth Hyder, of 407!)
Geimantown avenue, and Mr. Thomas
McVeigh, of fiOO-t Wajiio avenue, will
be married in St. Francis Assisi
Church, Lognu nud Greene streets, at
!) o'clock next Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Clyde V. Jnckso'u, 'of Greene
sticet and Queen lane, and her father,
Mr. D. It. Short, of Pelham, leave to
morrow for Kansas. They expect to be
gone about a fortnight.
The mnirlage of MUs Anna Cath
arine Cook, of 121 West Lognu stieet,
and Mr, Charles J. Davltt, ot 2228
Allium sireei, win inue piacc .auiruay
morning, October LB. at f o chick, In ter ot SI'r nm, M William li. West,
St. Fraiieis Assisl (hutch, Logan nn.llof illcitnBmm, u,iciis county, to Mr
'"tut n,i.,v..-.
The marriage of Miss Veda M. Law-
ton, of 7010 Van Dyke street, and Mr.
Lhomns Keougli, ot iKSj jiuiihtierij i
Htrcct, will take place tomorrow eve-
ning at S o'clock in the Taconj Hup-
tist Chinch. i
M. Ilalpin.
Miss Ul.idys ltrcnuun, of North Fif
teenth street, entertained the members
of the llcla Alpha Gumma Chapter of
the Oeuunntown High School on Satur
day afternoon. The guests inclmled
Miss Adelaide Grace, Miss Margaret
Devlin, Miss Alice Thompson. Miss
Klizabeth Siegcrt. Miss Mation Knight,
Miss Elizabeth AVoodward, Miss Mir
iam McGhee, Miss Martha Diebert and
Miss Elizabeth Werner.
Miss l'ersis AVoodward, of 513 llrin
ton street, entertained informally at her
home on Saturday evening. Among her
quests weie Miss Marie Itinck, Miss
Helena rimer. Miss Alice Vogel, Miss
Alice llollis, Miss Margniet Atkins and
Miss Mabel Linton.
TIOGA
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MKs Helen Tubram will enleilalu Ihe
lnembcrs of her sewing club this eve
ning nt her home, 1443 AVest A'enango
street. Her guests will include Mm
Helen Huston. Miss Helen Van Itonk,
Miss Alice Tnbrnni, Miss Anna Himnn
go, Jlrs. Hurry Ulnnek, Jlrs. Garwood
Marshall, Mrs. Charles Oiightcn, Airs.
Howard Marshall Adams and Mrs.
Charles Snyder, Jr.
Announcement is made of the wed
ding of Miss l'nuliue Seibold, daughter
of Airs. AV. Seibold, of Twenty -seventh
Mreet and Lehigh avenue, and Air.
Emanuel Linder, son of Professor nnd
Airs. Edward Linder, of HVAH North
Twenty-second street, by tho Itev. Dr.
Sejbert. Air. "William Linder, who
recently returned from oveisens service,
was his brother's best man. Air. Linder
nnd his bride, upon their return from
their trip, will he nt home at Lehigh
avenue nnd Twenty-eighth street.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Albeit L. Itoat, of
l.'JII AA'est Erie avenue, will euteitain
it dinner and cards on Thursday even
ing. Their guests will be the members
of their pinochle club, and this will
lie the first meeting for the coming
season. . Air. nnd Airs. Morris llnig.
Mr. and Airs. AVilliara II. Jeffries, Air.
and Ah-s. Walter (. Hinds, Air. and
Irs, James Cunningham, and Air. and
Mrs. Harry H. Seaman will he tho
;iiesls.
Itev. Herbert Agate, ot 11500 Noith
Twenty -third street, has gone to llrad
ford, Pa,, to remain untii Friday.
The wedding of Aliss Emily S. Kuit,
laughter of Air', and Airs. C. J. Kurt..
f '.KSi'J North Sixteenth street, and
Mr. (leoigo l Itclchardt, of 1052 North
ilai'viue street, will take place on Wed
nesday evening, November 5, at the
home of the bride's parents. Miss Kuitz
rtill be attended by Aliss Helen Kane
KENSINGTON
A gieat deal of preparation is being
mmlo nnd much enthusiasm and antici
pation shown in the coming affair to be
given by the English branch of the
Ladles' Auxiliary Chapter, No. 4, of
the Kensington Dispensary for Tuber
culosis. There will be a peddlers'
parade, cafeteria nnd dnnco given on
Friday evening, October 24, at Lulu
Temple', llroud and Spring Garden
streets. The chairman of the auxiliary te
Airs. Itobert Selferf, vice chairman,
Airs. Herman JInttman; secretary,
Alls,s Emily Schoenhnt; recording sec
retin y. Aliss Marie Hess, and treas
urer, Miss Caroline Schocnhut.
Aliss Helen Peterson, of East Indi
ana avenue, will give u luncheon of
ten covers on Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Alicu Kennedy, of Ilochester, N,
Y,, wlio is spending several weeks us
her guest.
Air. and Airs. Charles Hccht, of 2055
Kensington avenue, nru entertaining
their mother, Airs. Sarah Hecht, of
Fintuusn, :s. i.
Alls. C, Alorgue, ot East Alle
gheny avenue and G street, has re
turned from Heading, whero she has
been visiting relatives nud friends.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Airs. Louis W. Whitall and Airs.
James Dawson Whitall, of 2121 North
Twentieth street, will entertain at
luncheon uud cards tomorrow. Their
guests, who are members of the Tues
day Ilridgu Club, include Airs, Andrew
J. Coulter, Airs. It. AV, Krilght, Mrs.
Hnrry Leuhey, Airs. Knecht, Alias
Devercaux, Mrs, I. N, Urenunn, JIri,
.Tidin Slundell, Airs, Horry Fries, Mrs,
Frank Haelciit. Mrs. L1HI? Yoorueej
gild Mm, Krwlmatr, ., . .
Mr. and Mr, isianciiniu j. i.ins ,, M KlllL,lt wI1I liv( 0I1 xonh entettniiiment on Saturday oening in ,,, "'-'","" . V11-"' ' ' i ' ,, ""'-'.'! (S- November s. at the I'oln grounds
have retuined fiom their bridal tr p to v ,k .: ,,, ng tie w nte l"'" lecture hall of the llethany I.uth l ,' p, """"V,""' in ,,"1,"1t Ml" '"in' Speciul trains, a mu.odutiiiR 125 met
Niagara rails and New York, and arc avuiut. uiiuui, ine winui. eran Church under the direction of Mr. ,'i ,lIor ?,r- feorge lie) wood. Mr. each, will leave Itroad Stieet Stntioi
nt home nt W2'2 Norwood street. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ttarwood Mmthall Carl A. Ktrnett. Jr.. Mr. Frederick J ' l''nn lomlinson am. Mr. Ldward Fildny nfteuioou and Hntiudav morn
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lOllis will be remembered ns Miss Helen . haw icturned from tlieir weddiinr trin A.luvw ,i,i u- ili.i.r.v ii. I.me iUioy. (, atcoiding to tl
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Miss Noble is the daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. James It. Noble. Her engagement to Mr. frdney .1. lihe has just
been announced. Mr. Klro was foimerl) a lieutenant in the United States imy and recently irliirurd from
overseas
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,.,,. u K,i,l,t eiiii ftf Me nnil 1 iu
.Charles C. Knight, of (102 Noith
Twenty-second sticet, on Weduesda
evening, uctoner iij, in tne spring unr-
iilcu Stieet .Methodist i;piscopnl ciiurcli.
i Twentieth and Spring Guillen striets,
uy tne pastor, the itev. i.jnn iiuwmnii.
l pon their return lront their trip Mr
and will spend huveral dins with Mrs.
Marshall h sister. Mis. Walter II.
Htobbe, of 2II32 West Montgomery ave
nue, before leaving for their new home
at l'j coulter street, Aew London.
Conn. The bride will be remembered
as .Miss Florence Fretz, daughter of
Airs. Catharine L. Frctz.
Mr. and Jlrs. Andrew (!. Orr nn
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Margaret W. Orr, to Mr. Frank Jt.
Urchin on October l. nt the Kitten-
house, Twenty-.vecond and Chestnut i
streets. 'J. he ceremony took place at 4
o'clock, the Itev. Thomas H. List of
ficiating. After November 15 Mr. ami
- " ne nt
N)l111 ' euty-th!rd stree
Mis. lirelim will be at home at 77(1
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Seigqant Clifford U. Uurges is home
on a month's furlough from Camp
xiij'iur, ami is ueing entertiuneil lij
his nnelo nml mint Mr o.i m,.o
Frank Aligone, 2431 South Sevcnte'entb
street. Sergeant Uurges Iins recenth
arrived from overseas where he served
twenty-seven months with the 'I'wentv.
sixth Infantry of the First Division.
Miss lleglna Gullngher, of 1040 Kit
ner street, will entertain on Friday
oemiig uv cams ioiiowcu uy a slipper.
Her guests will include Aliss Kuthrvne
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ICoberts, Aliss Ilettv Connie. All
Helen Gallagher, Aliss Florence Car
loll, Aliss Alary Guerin, Aliss Alnrgaret
Iionner, Aliss Alarjorie AIcGoniglc, Air.
Joseph AVorthington, Air. Adam Alc
Clatchy. Air. Drew AIcGiunis. Air.
John Carrol, Air. Hubert Iiond. Air.
James Cullin, Air. Jnme.s Cunnie, Air.
William Chirk and Air. Thomas
Guerin.
Aliss Elsie X. Crawford, daughter ot
Air. C. Crnwfoid, of 2030 Fitzwutcr
street, will give a dinner nt her home
tonight. The party will include Aliss
Elizabeth AI. Henuer, Aliss Lola C.
Aliekley, Aliss Itoy Gowiud, Aliss Ida
Posternak, Alias Amanda Strimnlian,
Aliss llessic II. Hnrvey, Alis.s Helen
Houston and Airs. Cndwaladcr Evans
Franklin.
Air. uud Airs. Leluweber, foimerlv
of South Philadelphia, gave a surprlsu
party on Thursday, October 10. in
honor of their daughter, Aliss Anna
Leluweber, upon the anniversary of her
birthday at their new home, 1525
Nedro avenue, Among those present
were Captain Theodore Alclnick, Dr.
J. Sloane, Doctor Fisher. Air. Eugene
Afelnick, Air. Sumuel Alclnick. Aliss
Friedman. Airs. Eugene Alelnlck, Aliss
Hose Alelnick, Miss Netty Loiuweher,
Aliss Alarion Uoylson nnd Aliss Virginia
Tuff, ,
Aliss Kitty Segall, formerly of South
Philadelphia, will receive some of her
friends on Sundny evening nt her new
nome, iijh uarpenter stteet. Her
guests will include Aliss Dorothv Knr
r TwYw i,-nV
Hll Miss Sterniee
'oth Mr s'lmuel
Sros's Mr j?en -
tJOSS, flir. lien-
don. Aliss I'lorenco Alodlll
Llpkin, Air. Leo AVeinroth
aweet, ur, William U
iamin Friedmun and Air. Samuel J.
Alelnlck.
Airs. William J, Dixon, of 1722
Aloore street, announces the marriage
of her daughter. Miss Helen Elizabeth
Dixon, to Air. Karl F. K. Itagnrt, on
Thursday, October 10. nt the Temple
Presbyterian Church. After a shnit
trip through the South, Airs. Hngart
WTO Wlllowa ivSne "ccomwl "' "
oS.lu uiuowa avenue.
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CHARLOTTE LONG NOBLE
ROXBOROUGH
Airs Joseph ('. Davenport will en ,
teitnln the members of her card club
nt luncheon tomonow nt her home on
Ileimit lane. Her guests will include
Mrs Samuel Ttorer, MrK. Alfied I'nch-
itt. Mis. Chnrles Kastwood. Mrs John
(untie). Mis. .1. Itnmxny, Mrs. Lti
llmgess :iud Mrs. Jaiuo llnucroft
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mis James Lawfon, of
in ,-
" wuciii
liiiu', will rIvc r masquerade dntice on
. Fi May evening, October ill, in Amer-
iea Hull, for the J. & J. Dnbson
Athletic Association. Airs. I.awson,
who will be assisted bv Alls. Annie
Ford nnd Airs. John Flangnti, is or
ganizing a Indies' nuiliniy to the as
sociation. The Itev. I". A. Gnk, ot Queen
lane, bus been spending part of the
autumn in Cleveland, O.
Air. David G. Lawson, of the United
States transput t Ilnriisburg, who en
listed in the United States nnvy the
day nfter this countiv entered the war,
lias returned to Philadelphia and will
shortly receive his discharge from the
set vice.
The Hew Ilenjamin V. Itrnj, Jr.,
of Oueen lane, left this morning for
, ISrnilford. Vt... whero he will attend
the Peunsjlvanln general convention of
' Hnptist chinches.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION
Air. nnd Airs. S. Goodiriend. of 3213
Susguehnnna avenue, have uunounccd
the engagement of their daughter, Aliss
If, it , Hurl in I .rinr tncnn. in .Mr. rill.-
' ti n ir i i , i. u.V ;
,"' "'"1(l ?K''- r 4,'hl" ?!, ie.
betrothed couple were the recipients of
niniiv conurntu atlon at n largely at
tended leception yesterday at the home
of Aliss Goodfriend.
Aliss Esther Pearlnian. daughter of
Air. and Airs. Morris Pearlman, of
1S22 North Thirty-first street, was
ni.u ried last evening to Air. Dnvid
Eagle, of Philadelphia, at Apollo Hall,
1710 N. Ilroad street, by the Itev, Jacob
Goldstein. The bride wore a gown of
white satin, n white tulle veil and
carried a shower bouquet of roses. She
was attended by Aliss Hny Jacobson as
maid of honor, who worn white baronet
satin, and the following bridesmaids:
AIis Ida Grcenbcrg, Aliss Alary Singer,
Miss AUce ICesilman nnd Aliss Evelyn
Aljrnv. The best mnn wag Air. Gcorgo
Peurhnnn, brother of the bride, and the
ushers were Air. Samuel Jacobson. Air.
Harry Pliicr, Air. Heuben Wolcoff nnd
Air. Louis I.eonnrd. Among those
present weie Air. nnd Airs. Isaac Lach
man, of Chester; Air. and AlrH. Hen
jiunin Liichman, of Chester; Air. nud
Mrs. 11. Smith, of Chester; Air. and
.Mrs. II. Winn, of Chester; Air. und
Airs. Sam Novcr. Air. nnd Alra. Isn
dore Novcr and Air. and Airs. Heecc.
After the ceremony Air. and Airs. Eagle
left for Niagara Falls, and ou their
return will Ihe at 3153 Euclid avenue.
WISSAHICKON
Aliss Helen Thomas, of Rochelle
avenue, will entertain the members oi
the AVestminstcr Guild this evening nt
her home, when her guests will include
Aliss Aluriun Lylo, Aliss Dorothy
' JIi8a Aluriun Lylo, aiiss u
I Thumus- JIiss GlaIC: SPgcr.
InviQ Lyndoll, Miss Rebecca K
U Elizabeth Realty, AIiM
,,,,,,, Arl. ri rnheth TTrn1
.Mrs.
Kcenan,
Marie
Schilling, Miss Elizabeth Hyud, Miss
Knthryn Stevenson, MIs3 Margaret
Pratt, Aliss Alary Kennedy nnd Miss
Beatrice Allller.
Air. William Ellis, of C20 James
town avenue, will entertain the mem
bers of tho Phi AIu Hpsilon Frtttcrn-
jty nt his home tomorrow evening
Ar. T - tji.t
Aliss Irene Spencer, of Ridge nve-
nue anil uuurjHiou ttircei.. win ue nost-
! ess tomorrow evening to the members
()f t)l0-Wlssahlekou Girls' League.
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MANAYUNK
The niemberH of the Men's (5uild of
St David's I'rotestnnt Lpiscopnl
Church, of which the Itev. I It. Itnr-
nett is lector, will give their elev-
i nth annual mnsipieriide dance In the
imrisn nouse on i eiinesia. evening,
(letohcr mi. The assembly loom will
be decointed with the nuin njiiiIioIh
nppioiirinte tn t In Ilnllowe'en season.
To aid the Mauajunh bin,,, I, f the '
iMiinff Aurso Monoti. a
iiiiiimage i
'", "ill iw lU'lM fin
k lll M K,. 1.1.1
Friililv Mini M.f
i rioa ami ft.it- .
urdaj. October 24 nml .-, m tun n.i
J lol Alain street. The sale is m charge
of Dr. Ella H. Custer, of HIT Green
lane: Airs, Oliver H. Keeh. Airs.
Chillies Ganger nud Alls. S Wilde
NORRISTOWN
The members of the teitchins imp,
of the Joseph K. GotwnLs Public School
gave a surpiise shower to Aliss Alar
gaict Evans, a fellow teacher. Aliss
Liams will be married to Air. Hnvmond
Al. llechtel, of Norristown, on Thurs
day evening. October 23, in the Haws
Au'iiue .Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Herbert C. AVentz, of 1451 De
Knlb street, gave a luncheon at her
home in honor of Aliss Loiralue llllls
lej, of Alt. Airy, whose engagement to
Air. Ldwm Alunn Wentz, or Nonis
town, bus been announced. The guests
included Airs. Warren L. liish, Airs
Spencer L. Jones, Airs. J. Ambler Wll
liams, Aliss Alarjorie Childs, Aliss
Elizabeth AlcCaiter, Airs. John Carter,
Aliss Alirian Clemens, ot Chestnut
Hill; Aliss Eleanor HilWev, of Mount
Ally, and Alls. William Hess, of St.
Alartins.
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1214 Chestnut St.
Beautiful
Dinner and Evening Hats
New Models Possessing Marked Individuality
Brocaded Metal Hats in black and silver, black and gold ;
trimming of paradise, burnt ostrich or monkey fur
.?27.00 to $55.00.
M
i Exquisite Ribbons in Silver and Gold
I For Evening Gowns and Hats
Wonderful combinations of black and silver, gold and
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Ladies' Top Coats
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Velour Hats
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KREISLER'S FINE RECITAL '
Laroe Crowd Welcomes Artist Aftcr(
Two Years' Retirement
Frit Krelsler demonstrated on Sat
tirdny afternoon what n hold he linn on
the music lovers of Philadelphia, when
he mr.dn his first appearance here since
he withdrew from the conceit stftg
more than two jears ago. Eveiy seat
in the Academy from pit to amp!thoatr
wns occupied. About ldO persons were
iiccomtnodnti'd in the orchestra pit anil
double that number snl on the stage.
Mr. Kiclslcr's playing justlncd the
attendance. He lu,s lost none nf hN
skill through his voluntnry tetlrement.
while in depth ot sentiment mid that
real artistry that makes technique Its
, servant, ne seems nctuull) to Have
! gained.
I When Kreisler plnis. technique, lb
! presence or its alisenre. is uttoily for
gotten. His one aim is in interpret tin
thought of the composer without regard
to self-exploitation. He makes himself
simply the medium through which the
composer'H thoughts aie tiniismlttrd, or
lather, translated to the audience, am1
never uses a composition as the vehicle
to exhibit his own powcis. great ns
thev ore. This is the highest type of
nrtistiy.
Mr. Kieisler on Satimbiy followed
the continental manner nf phiving tin'
heaviest compositions Hist. He opened
willi the ( minor snnatn of Tartini
following with the C major concerto of
Vivaldi, pin I'd ns one gioup. lloth
wein beautifully leudeted In n way tha
innde this nneietit Italian music realli
the forerunnei of the gteut German
classic school seem r.lmo't iiuidrrn in
spirit if not In cnesiou.
His principal number was the A
minor concerto of Vhittl. plnjed with
a In illlmit and efieetive cadetivn of his
own. This coneeito. known as N'o. 22
is the best of the (went) nine which
Viotti wrote, and in Mr. Kieisler'
hands it became a loely piee of music
despite certain delUienciis of lomposi
tion, viewed in the light of the giear
modern conceuos lor the violin, li
spit
te its nppaieut simplicit it is by tin
:ns an eas) woik, especially in the!
.itiir nnil wns cMinislleh id'ieil ti
, int., iiini ns iipnsini pi.niu n.
m or.
bow
the nrent artist
Mr. Kreisler's concluding gioup was
a melody of tiluck, the Itosninunde bnl
let music of Sehuheit. the II) inn to
the Sun of Himsk -Korsakoff and two
numbers. "La Gitalin" and "Tain
bound (. Iiinois. ol his own. lie wus
1 1' WUS
lies ur
i con
obliged to respond with four encc
the close and one t.fter the Viott
ceito. Curl Lunwon w.is the elhcienl
artistic ncconipanist
4000 PENN MEN TO VISIT N.Y.
Special Trains to Carry Students to I
Dartmouth Game Saturday
ronr thousand IniMisltj of I'ciiu
sylvnuin men will make mem lit New
York when the iu-n fonlbnU team
faces the Dartmouth gudiiou warriors
l,e nlans of u large i
'T!"lU7,' "Li'S.Vll'T.' . .
I'lin thntii.nTiil
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IIIM'MHJ IIIUHIHI
"""li I'"'! llirne hi .tw aorn, will,
.,,,. ;n. 'inin ..i : f,..
..... .. ...... ta.n." . 111. .., t, .Ull.ll,,
rallv and leiiuiiin. anil when the Hcl .
and Itlue warriors go out on the field
they will have maiij in the stands
urging them on
At noon Siitunlin the men will meet
for n reunion dinner nt the Pennsl- I
vnnin Hotel, arrangeil by the campus .
conimittec in conjunct ion with the New
Yoik alumni, ('(inches Folwell and
Ilollenbiich and pioininenl alumni wil'
speak at tho bampiet.
In the ocnlng Pennsylvania men will
join in a thentie partj .
The steering committee, in charge ol
campus ariangements, is headed lij
Fnile It. Van Vliet, chniimun.
CHESTNUT HILL
A dinner was given in the hail of
Our .Mother of Consolation school
house on Chestnut incline Friday eic
niug in honor of the men of the parish
who sencd in the war. A number of
other veterans were present to do them
honor
The community dances at the Seiv
ice House on (ieimiiiitown avenue
Chestnut Hill, on Thursday evening1
nre very popular and tluue is now a
dancing clnss on Alondny eieniugs.
511,11!
Inc.
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1214
BUSINESS CLUB TO DINE
First "Big Noise" of Season In
Adclphla Hotel Tonight
The "(irst big noise" of the fall is
announced for tonight by the Citv Husl
hess Club nt Us dinner In the ballroom
ot the Adelnhta Hotel
Until the pulpit nnil the world of
commerce will he lepiesented by speak
ers, who will include the l!e .1 nines
Dean, president of Villu,non College;
E. T. Stoles-huij and Thomas E. .Mit
ten, picshlent of the Plilhiilelphin
Haphl Trunslt Companj.
In addition to n feat woith while,
several Mltptlsrs nie ptotnied tiv the
intertnlnnieiit committee, of which H
Arthur Illttong is c-linti mnii.
LECTURE ON NEW EDUCATION
Piofessor J. P. Llelilenbeiger, of the
department of sociology nf the I'hivrr
sity of PeiiuHjlvniiin, will deliver nn
address on "Education for IriiincracV'
befoie the Overhrook Association at the
Oieibrook Public School, Sixty-third
Mreet and Lebanon avenue, tomoilow
eiciiing
Tiie ineelitig will he open to the pub
lic. Doctor Llehtenherger has made a
speclnl study of the changes in methods
of education that aie required to meet
the new world conditions
Constance Talmadge
III I'lrRl I'lvhi nlnllmi cif
"A Temperamental Wife'
Second nU nt thf I'tiU (li inl np'Tn 1h
ti.l M)inU (iirh"4tra ii Uiruu Si lotFtH
NtUlv I.imii! jhH 1 M ' with Hi it Kj'MI
N r V U N
( C O M I A T
I , V J-j J Ii I r
'TAM.IJY UlltlXTION -J
, nni,iWN AVr ,,iini.in.s wi.
I U -'' .( li"l, lr n 1 U'MiHii
D. W. Griffith s
"Broken Blossoms"
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in-- m nis-n nn; ,ii:uii s
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Pauline Frederick
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K(JJL)) C)r I ()Vr
u'wi ii-'u si i, v i,
i in-. i MiimiNii ANVivnniii;
AR CA D I A
BILLIE BURKE
In AM UV Iliil'WfHlll I'OMI HV
"SADIE LOVE"
r ir iinonnt A t r,i ft Pit'iiiie
T I r T1 r r I I ,
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HOUDINI
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HASH.
t'omploto PioOui tlon Klist Miowiiik
NfXi week m Io liint f Iil-( KJalS
stanliiv niunr-nox
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"THE LIFE LINE"
HIlllMlAV ritlDAY . HATfllDAV
MiiJuTH Ki'nnuh In "Strlntli l onliilrntlnl '
GREAT" NORTHERN
TODAY. Tl 1--S11AV t. WnilN'r.SDAY
ANITA STEWART
in urn KiwiDoir or nmiiirs"
THI'IISIHY. ritlDAY SATritOAY
TiinuA haiia iii Mr,A r:i,i: iusk"
.NVxt W...U IWOKTIV HI.USSO.MS"
REGENT M-:
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liAiu KFNVi.ny si:itiAr,
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AT .11 NIPKK
11 M to 11 P M.
sir CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
"HEIR FOR A NIGHT"
popit.ak HAimY I'oni'KH mm:ni
BRCDWAY Br1 ;.'",: am; n
"Senator" Murphy T0PK'I1(1lrI)
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W
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Brok
en Blossoms
GRirriTirs
CROSS KEYS MA1V,TiTY '
"CURE FOR BLUES" '
1W o.Oth
ti 7 n.
Ml'SlCAI.
( OMKDV
NOW
Limited Engagement
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSE
nrtOAD AND I'OPl.An hth
GEORGE LOANE
TUCKER'S
PP.ODI'CTION
I'rom lh Plav by
anORQR M COHAN
Bast'ti on tho htory by
I'HANK I,. PAC1CAHI)
t F rituiiiaunt-Artctaft J'iCtuie
With nn Amazing Soul !
AhK tho Man Who'd fveen It!"
Matinee Daily 2:15
ALL SEATS 25c
EveningH 7 and 'J
25c and 50c
ORCHESTRA OF 25
KATHRYN JIcGIXLKY
Hoprano SololFt
Downturn Ticket OrtUe
1104 Chnstnut fttrwt
J'hono Walnut 4124
09th Hfnon-ACAl)i:.MY of MVS1C 11119-20
5 EVENING CONCERTS
Sa, 3 Dec 1. Jan G, IVb 1' March 17,
II V THK
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
PIKUIIK MONTH rx. Conductor
SOMllKTS
DKSTINN HOMini 11IJ IIOCIOIIZA,
Kltlllhl.im. IIACIIMANINOI-K
si:ason pai.i: cr.usi:a i'kipay oct 241
Hoppe'a Hid Chentnut Chtclis leo T. Ilaly i
ACADKHY OP MUSIC, WED. KVE . Oct. 22
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
THE REDEMPTION i
SOLOISTS J
Florence HlnKla Nicholas Douty .
jtamarina ieisia uawin uvaim
Jane llilcl J. Hiffelsteln Maaon
anil Complete
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
Proceeds to Endowment Fund of
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
Heats Henoe'n 11111 chentnut
75c il.0Or-tl.BO llox Seats !' 00
i a: i
I PFOPI F? Ken. Ave, and Cumberland
I 1-vrl-1-J ladles' Mat. Kry Day
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M'lth 'MHinrw'I Couablin nnd MHha ,Prynrt
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BROAD Tonight at Q r 1 5
Mutlners Wrl Bnt nt 1! 15
IIOWATlD JlUt.I I'renonts ,
Tn Hi r (irPulMll T'tnv
THE WOMAN OF BRONZE
Special Mat. Tomorrow1 ut 2 1 15
WALTER HAMPDEN
''HAIvfLET4'
Otlitr llamltt Mnts fthls wpeki Thuradar
fir I'rhlav (next vcelu Momlay A. Tucsdajr,
GARRICKL"6EvBr '
.Mnllnffs Wed ft Ut.
OAT III Iin.ASM) riin-niK
DAVID WARFIELD
"THE AUCTIONEER"
No Seal over t2 nt Wotlnendar M&ttiu.
:kvi w i:kk hiiatk -nitnsDAr
.MAltf KI.AW rrcm-nr" .
AV Ji i.-tMKtltl'AN crMrnV
PETROLEUM
PRINCE
louis "bennison
ii i' iim:ii si nt nt pop 'j:u
MA.
OireSt Mat Wea &St. atSitB.
Positively Last Week
, ii Mnl So .s.t oTr 51 Jo,
I N I 111) t'M.c iiny $1 00
Academy of Music SAJrv"1
lit 2:30
1. I) I N l!
n A Y T A T A Mil
T A K I A KcoNcbrt "
' 'li'Lets J .-ii J nn. 1 ,-,o SI 00, 75e oi
' -vo,v 4T nriPt'irw iin rhenmui,
MA ounntis wnit i iir.i'ics to o. rr
HAM'
Dll-frtlon C A 12LMH StClnway
l'nno
ai .uinair ur mi hii
Monday, Oct. 27. at 8:15 P. M.
M'H.TN nr.C'lTAI.
H E I F E T Z
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pl:ijil: t?:i r '
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FOOD FAIR "
Uh-blNb IUNIGH1 at 7
i First Regiment Armory
DAILY, .sinning Tnmor . From 2 to 10 V. M.
Better Baby Contest "' p M
Kor Hntiy l!lnnk AJdrrps HetMl Qrocers
AsHfH.latlon, 7 Wnlnut St.
DMIPSIO.V av nn.l War Tax. Pnftlr
l'nld TIckMK (.Ken I'llUE by Uroccrn-i-Aislc
for Them NOW '
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NICKERBOCKE
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MWIK'ET AT 40TH HTIinRT
fliN'llNi Ul'M N. on Till u 1. 11
WM FARNUM ,n "wolves oi' i
jwm.rnmxuiYi Tun Ntainr
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w TIT' naTm
6 'ISiL- VAUDEVILLE- &i
iiiivi.itt v iAi'it. in in i innrwBiitEr T v
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
"EXTRA DRY"'
l" 11 rrlMUnniltr'n N'ew Muileal Comrtj
Water Lions & Diving Nymphs
LILLIAN FITZGERALD .,
ltan ,v Hvl. .Tup 'lowlc U?rk A Valaa
Ailelaldo lUrmninn t' Othero
Wl . WALNUT KT A
aillUL Tonight. 8 1
11' nt"-t of NiMilerv
AT 0TII
2r,o. nop. .He.
nlEht. in, 25c to 11.00,
. ut"-t of HMierv Pl.iNH
THE REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
Next
Week
S,ita
Tliura
Urondnay'n lllstrmt I.nupliter Hj
A. II. Woods OrlplnalN Y Production
Parlor, Bedroom & Bath
First Tlmo at Popular Prlcet
Chptr,lt lit OPCrtA JIOLSE. Mats.
v-nesmui 3t- wi asol Toh1eM,8:20.
KiiunctiT ci.unTir.s or iiu
1.-. Snlntllliitlrifr Stars 1LT
UUI.DA URAY and Her (1 SYNCOPATOgg
SamS. Shr Sat. J,,
ALJOLSON''Sinbad';
AricfoUlI KVllS. nt 8-20.
rtLl-l-l tit Mnt, Tlurs . gat., 2 :20.
Itachel Crothrrs' Comedy Success
Q Pot with Jlenry Hull i. Constance ,
J7 l-aaLuinney CI ha World's Meal Lovers)
i I VI? IP r.VOS at 8 in.
. - l 'lv Mats Wed & Sat., 2:1.
1 The iilrly Mimical rar:8 Hit
"I ifrle Rlnp Devil" H'rmir'1 OranvHla
Little Diue uevu . Lillian Lorralna
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ACVDIIMY HI1 Mt'SIC Tues Eve . Oct. 28.
New York
GARRISON
COL, SOPI1ANO SOIXJIfT
10 K 50. NOW at Heppe's.
Symphony
Orchestra
DAnmo&CU
Cond
ItCF M.1IK ""
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
t
Tomorrow Evg.t 8:15 o' Clock
AMERICA'S CRISIS 5
IN THE NEAR EAST
William T. Ellis. LL. DL
Tim vul of (.oiisorfihlp conrraI from th
' xrftrlti '(nitprnpnrury ents of trrae8t mo
, il.cn t In Alarcdoniii. Tnrkev Svrla. Pal
1 tlnp. resopotHInla ftnd Eaypt events which
tcrtnuhlv nffect Amtrlta ,
I Iir KllN Tirntlv returned, ttom tn
I Near Eimt, will Utt tho veil
nic mr i trift orient, ana th irrlp of
prevent polltlc.il problems ore both In tbJ
Lecture.
Direction of Fond wptim Bureau.
'-lck.fta.at TrePe U17 Chmtnut Strett.
ACADEM7 OP MUSIC ? v
PHILADELPHIA '.
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKL Conductor.
FUIDAV jUTHRNOON, Oct, 24, at S:M
.MATl'RDAY EVENING. Oct. 25. at 8:18
Soloist- SAMUEL GARDNER, Violinist;
HlZirr Suite, L,Arlelnru"
MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerts
OAHDNER. Tonii Toem, "New nus3l"
DVORAK Symphony No. !i. In B minor,
I "From the New World"?
Seats now on Saloat Heppe'g. HID Chestmjt
DUMONT'S fc Emmett J Welch Win- t ,
UUmynl a strels. Arch & 9th ftjl '
MATINEE TODAV, Uli" to SOc V
SiK.The Norlh Benn BaIi
orpheum ZTViSi'A .
ttHi5SR,0ND "HAPPINESS'
Oct. 27 "THE STORY OF THE ROBABT .
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