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JUST GOSSIP ABOVT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Day's Doings in Society.
Miss Barllctt's Engagement Announced
at Tea Today
rpHK debutante for toilay Is Emory
Unrtlctt, the daughter of Mr. nml
Mrs, North Kmnry Unrtlctt, mill a niece
of Mrs. J. WelllnEton Shannon,, of this
rlty, Mrs. llartlelt ivas Miss Itcrthn
Kennedy, n sister of Mis, Shannon,
lio wns Miss Kmclle Kennedy.
Kmory is n very sweet flrl, ns some
one seems to have found out, enrly,
for do you rememher Inst week I hinted
that a hud who wpuld nmkc her bow
boon would announce, or rather her
parents, would announce her engage
ment the same day.
Well, this Is the one, nnd she is cn
caRed to Hubert Perry, of (iennnntown,
nnd it's n mighty nice match, too. They
in n lintli nufullr niiimlnr ouni: neonle.
Among the ladies who will icccive
with Mrs. Unrtlctt today are Mrs. John
M. Kennedy. Mrs. Frc-ticnd: i'. Jvcn
ncflv, Mrs. Wellington Shnnnon. Mrs.
Ilussel JoncS, Mrs. Itlchnril li. Matti-
knn .Tr Mm. KrinifMH l.IlWSOll. Jr.. of
New York; Mrs. John Dickey, Jr., and
Mrs. O. ,a 1'orrest l'erry, who inci
dentally is the mother of Kmory s
Haticce.
Joan I.ipplncott, Frances Necly, who,
by the way, was introduced yesterday at
a ten nt the Acorn Club; Dorothy
WhltluR, Laura Kslcr, Snruh Trump
nnd liouibo Unrding will leeclvc with
llniory.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Unrtlctt will give a
dinner, followed by n thentic party
after the ten. The additional guests nt
the theatre pnity will bo Frnnk Iloil
gers, Harris Williams, William pnw
miii, Nelson l'erry, Kaymond Hull nud
JUlvin Doollttle.
TODAY is going to be one grand drive
for the Orchestra Fund, which js,
bv the way, slowly but barely mounting
up. The Arcadia will present all its
luncheon proceeds to the committee ! col
lecting for the fund nnd the Uitz-Carl-ton
will givu its Mipper-dnncc pro
ceeds thisvcening. I think quite n sum
should be the 1 exult, don't j mi, for the
two plnces are certainly popular?
Mrs. Van Ueussclner entertained at
the Arcadia today, nud so did Mrs. A.
J. Dallas Dixon and several others.
CERTAIN LY the clans are uniting iu
ontnrtninin-r the John It. Drcxcls,
who are visiting here. They lime not
been on for quite a while, you know.
1 . ii, n i.inciw nnd neiHicws nnd
fi lends hove given quite n number of
dinners and luncheons for them. J lie
ii..i r.,..i.-t,i Atills will entertain Uiem
iomnprmv nilfllt. mill MlS. HobClt
Montgomery gave n luncheon yestcr
day for Mrs. Drexel.
They will go hack to New York the
early part of next week, I understand.
Mrs. Drexel's mother and sister, Mrs.
Troth and Miss Ihnily Troth, who live
in West Philadelphia, hnve recently re
turned from n stny in New Lngland.
Tim Rutherford McAllisters will give
a debutante dnnce this evening nt tin
Huntingdon Vnlley Country Club for
Mnignret Itoss. the debutante lasu
ter of Mr. nnd Mis. Walter lloss. 'J here
will be screvnl dinners before the
dance. The Oi-orge Willings, Jr., who
Jinvc Peggy Taylor, of llnltimoic, for
their guest for M'Veral da.s, will give
a dinner at the Whitcmarsh for Peggy
nnd Caroline Harriay, taking them to
the McAllister dance afterward. The
Edgar Earlcs will give n small dinner
for their daughter Margaret before the
dance also.
I" SAW Oainor Ilaird nt a party rc
ccntlv and she did look so smart.
She is 'tall, you knowv and has fair
curly hair and the most attractive fea
tures bo piquant. She wns wearing
an old rose frock of embroidered nud
plain georgette and a wide satin ribbon
encircled her waist. It was most be
coming nnd then Oainor carries her
clothes so well. It must be n joy to
have a daughter who looks so well
groomed and smart upon nil occasions.
LITTLE son is just about four years
old, nnd when mother, n short time
ago developed a slight case of tin- gri
ho was very much concerned. He went
about the house on "tippy-toe and
every five minutes would inquire eur-
' "Don't you feel a littlo better,
Mother?" r ,
Otto afternoon when Mother wns con
valescing and really nnd truly feeling
much stronger, Daddv suggested n' walk
to his sihall win. Well, it happened
that on tho way they stopped for a few
minutes at n friend's house nud that
friend inquired :
"How is mother?"
With n grae, self-important little
nir ho answered: , , ,
"Oh, she's hnd the case, but she s
better now." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Chn-dcs Wheeler. Jr.,
of Camp Run Vnrin. Villanovn, will en
tertain at dinner on Saturday evening,
October 25.
Colonel nnd Mis. Edward Ruclinnan
Cassatt. of Chcsterbrooke Farm. Rer
wvn, will entertain Major and Mrs.
TT'nrr. Miss Kittv Rrinton nnd Mr.
K-Homer Reed in their box nt the Rose
"Oj rj'rca rncca on Sn.turday.
Miss Harriet Frazier Zimmcrmann,
,ii,,,tnin nnrlitw-nt Mr. and Mrs,
.Tnlm Filwnrd Zlmmermnnn, 1810 De
Tjiupmt street, and Whitworth, Rydnl,
will be the guest of honor at a theatre
nartv nnd supper on waiiiriiay, uei-rni-t,..
o7 n hn clveu liv Mr. and Mrs.
George Hnrrison Frnzler. 21.14 Spruce
street and Chelten. Jenklntown. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frnzlei' will also give a theatre
pnrtv and supper on Saturday, January
30. 'in honor of Mi-s Mnrgnrt Loss,
daughter of Mr. nnd Sirs. Walter L.
Ross, ot unesuiiii ""i-
Mica Rnrnh Meudc Hnrrison, dehu-
,t ,io,,hler of Mr. hnd Mrs. Joseph
Hnrrison, will bo the guest of honor nt
n dinncr-dnnce on Snturdav., November
1 to be given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles
P. Fox, ot Hpruig limine,
-Mr. nnd Mrs. Lvttleton Rnrclny. of
Chestnut Hill, will issue invitations
shortlv for a theatre party and. supper
n Vrldnv. November 21, In honor of
their daughter. Miss Caroline b. liar-
clay.
Miss Elizabeth Trotter, dchutnntc
.ii,tnl- nf Mr. and Mrs. Willinin II.
Trotter, of Chestnut Hill, will be the
guest of honor nt ,a theatre parly, fol
lowed by supper at the Ritz-Curlcon,
on Wednesday, October 29.
Miss Margaret Thayer Graham,
debutante daughter of Mr. nnd- Mrs.
Howard 8. Graham, will bo the guest
of honor nt n dinner to lie given bv Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, of 214
Snruco street, before tho dance that
Mr. and Mrs. Powell Evans will give
on December 2.1 in honor of their daugh
ter, Miss Anita M. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. ,7. Franklin McFadden
ofRadnqr Vnllex Farm, Rosemont, en
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. John It. Drexel.
Mrs. William Allen Rnrr. of Wayne
avenue nnd Eaglo road, Wayne, has
Issued invitations for a tea on Tues
day, tho fourth' of JS'ovember, from II
until 0, o'clock,
tMra. Yerk.es Wilson of Wayne, an
- Bounces tbe eiij4jiant ofJiw daunt?
Acs J. .. .
ter. Miss Janet Orey Wilson, to Mr.
Itnymoud Ollis, of this city- The wed
ding will take place In the spring
Mr. George McFadden, of llloomllcht.
Vlllanovn, will spend the week-end
Willi her sou nt St. Paul's School.
Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. John II, Urowiibnck,
Jr., who have been making n short nttii
at Atlantic City, hate returned anil
are occupying tho house which thev
hnve purchased on Polo road, ltrjii
Mnwr.
Mr. nnd Mis. Luther W. Chnse, of
Wjneoto Manor, announce the engage
meiit of their daughter, Miss Louise
Foster Chnse, nnd Mr. David H. Skill
man, of Easton, Pa. Mr. Skillman is
the son of the Ilev. nnd Mrs. Willis
It. Skillman, of this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Petti, of Hlghlnn.'
I'aik, hnve returned, nfter spending i
delightful week nt Atlantic City, Mis j
ivmii imiiK, 01 n csi i-niinueipiiln, wa
their guest.
GERMANTOWN
1 VraV C' 'V 1- .Janvier, of Allnha I
bad, India, is mnking lier home tcm
poianly at S07 East Washington lane I
Doctor Janvier is tpendiug a short !
tunc iir Louisville, Ky,
Mis. Mnry Ziegclock, of 0011 Slier 1
man street, announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Marie A. Ziege
Iock, to Mr. Robert P. Stevens, uNo of !
Oermautown. i
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis. Cerstley. Jr.,
have returned from California, where
they were recently mnriied, and arc
staying nt the Hotel Majestic. Mrs
fierstley will be remembered ns Miss
Itita Itacharac-li, of this city.
Mrs. L. Porter, of Sixteenth nnd
G Irani avenue, hns left for Cle eland,
where she will make an indefinite stay.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Simon, of lRIMJ North
Kiftecnth street, nnounce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss liena
Simon, to Mr. Joseph L. Ehltcnridi.
Miss Madeline O'Neil, of North Sev
enteenth street, is entertaining ns her
guest for the week Miss Alice Pother,
of Heading.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Plant, of the
Hotel Majestic, have been visiting
f i lends in New York.
Mrs. Henry Rothschild, of the Hotel
Majestic, will move to New York short
ly, where she will make her home.
Mrs. (5. MacDonald. of North r.rnnil
street, will entertain the membcis of her '
sewing circle nt her home this afternoon
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Livingston, of
.".() North Itroad street, announce the'
ongugoinciit of their ilauulitnr. Miss
i.oralne j,ivingston. to Dr. Simon S
conoid. Mr. and Mrs. Livingston wilt
be at home on Sunday, Nocmber 2,
from I! until I! o'clock.
The maniage of Mi.ss Rerthn N.
flrooii. daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Jo
seph (liecn, of 2001 North Twentieth
-ticet, to Mr. Penrose Wiley, of this
citj, foimerly of Rending, will tuKe
place 'On Saturday. After a weildin.
trip they will live nt 2002 North Twen
tieth .street.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Air. nnd Mrs. Edwnrd M. Kittz, of
Atlantic uity, arc lcceiving congratu
lations on the birth of a dnuchter.
Mnnc Rarbari) Kirtz. Mrs. Kirtz will
ne remembered ns Miss Sndia Hnnni
giin, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. nniinl-
giui, of Twenty -fourth -and Carpenter
sirecis.
Mr. James Donlv. son nf Afr. nnrl
Mrs. Donly, of (S2I South Twenty-first
sneer, lias recently received his honor
able discharge from the army after
serving twenty months overseas.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles Stone, of Cnpe
Slay, are visiting Mrs. Ctone's mother.
.Mrs. uasli, nt her home, 2010 Kitz
water street.
Miss Kathryne Kennedy, daughter
of Mrs. K. Kennedy, of 2501 Spruce
sticct, will spend the next week-end
with friends nt Mnuch Chunk.
Miss Mnrtlia O'Rrien, of 1G40 South
Fifteenth street, has recently returned
alter u fortnight s stay with her rela
tives nt Tnmaqun.
Miss Helen Rceder. daughter nf Mr.
nnd Mis. J. Knight Reeder, nf LT.1S
South t levelnnd avenue, Girnrd Farms,
is visiting her friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Cawson, of Vcntnor.
TIOGA
Mrs. Frnk L. Molloy, of 372S North
Seventeenth street, trensurcr of the
North Philadelphia branch of the
Emergency Aid. will give a large card
party on Monday afternoon nt 2:,'!0
o'clock at the north branch headquar
ters. 3W5 North Rroad street. Mrs.
Motloy will ke assisted by the presi
dent, Mrs. Walter A. Nash. The en
tertainment is given to secure funds
for tho greatly needed emergency aid
work in relieving suffering 'in Nortli
Pnilndclpliia during the winter.
Mrs. W. F. Johnson, ot 3021 North
Eighteenth street, gave a luncheon
toduy ot her home for the members of
her bewing club. Her guests included
Mrs, Lcntz, Mrs. Grant Rockefeller,
.Airs. Raymond Wcckciiv. Mrs. Frank
Vunderhcrschen, Mrs. William Logan,
Mrs. Laurn Shinkle, Mrs. Max Malcr,
Mrs, Frank Fischer, Mrs., John Nut
tnV, Mrs. Cordelia Ristine nud Miss
Elizabeth Palmer.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Loeb, of 21 12
North Stanley street, recently cele
brated tho fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage-and wcro the recipients of
ninny hearty congratulations, and llorui
tributes,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Myers have moved
from 1023 Nortli Thirty-second street
to fr22 Sprucp street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnilnchowitz. of 1531
North Thirty-third street, lire visitiug
in Uostou nud New Rcdford.
Miss Sarah Rortmnn, of 1810 Glen
wood nvenue. nnd Mr. Julius Jasnen
were married on Sunday at the Reth
Israel Sjnugogue by ilic Rev. .Marvin
Nathan.
FALLS. OF SCHUYLKILL
Miss Grace Stanim, Miss Mary Kyle.
Miss Marian Morrow, Miss Marian
Chadwiek, Miss Esther Parker, Mls
Margaret Cnllinun, Miss Mnrv Holmes
nnd Miss Myrtle Lister will give a
mnsquerndo party tomorrow evening nt
the homo of Mrs. William Thompson,
!KK!0 New Queen street, which will lie
appropriately decorated for tho Hul
lowceu festivities. Among others who
will purtlcipnlo nre Mlsa Fwinle
Thompson, Miss Mildred Anderson,
Miss Grneo Kyle, Miss Mary Staley,
Miss Helen Mnrtney, Mr. W. Gordon
Thompson, Mr. Charles West, Mr,
Harry Marshall, Mr. Edward Slmw
and Mr. Earl Foggarty.
Mrs. Deborah MeMnrtric, wlio lias
becu spcmling soma time iu Lebanon,
Pa., has returned to her home on H9W1
mis "Mrwt
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CONSHOHOCKEN
Mrs. (ieorge Potts. St, Mr. nml
Mrs. Ocoige Potts, Jr.. and Mrs. 1! i
O'Reilly, of Indlnmipolis, Ind.. :ue
nunulu ..(" lltu I I 1i Cn nt- lini-
home, 1'ourth avenue nud Harry street
The party motored from Indianapolis,
making a stop-off visit nt 'Pitt-dmrgh
for a few dajs. Continuing their tiip
east, Ihi-v arrived in Conshohockcu i
Sunday nflernoon, and will i cumin two
weeks.
NORRISTOWN
The
marriage of .Miss l.v.l lieilsnj-
dfi, of West Marshall street, and Mr
Joseph Middlrton, of .leffei'ouvllle, will
take placi- in Calvary Baptist Church
on Satuid.ij morning, October ".", at
1 1 o'clock.
'I'"' wedding of Mi-s S.irn Knoble.
of hhnmokin, Pa., and Mr. 0'deu duf-
I "'. -' ol .Mr. and .Mis. isnmucl II
mil Mis
Griffith, of 1420 Powell street, took
phue on October 13 in Cleve'imd, O.,
wheie the biide and hrldegiooni will
leside. Mr. Giiflith was a member of
the I'nited States uiotorcwic coris
diiiiug the war and wns at the front
in Fiance for piore than a .enr. lie
wns M-teiclv enssed in an cngngemeut
and was under treatment in n base hos
pital for many months.
Miss Elfio I'rnnt, of Trooper, enter
tained at live hundred in honor of Mis.
Charles R. Will. There weio twenty
guests piesent and favors were received
by Miss Florence Tinkler. Mrs. Joseph
A. Wolfe and Miss Anne Ilunsbeiger.
YARDLEY
Mr. and Mis. Algernon S. Cndwal-ladpi-
are leeching congratulations on
the hliih of a daughter, Frances Lee
dom Cadwallader, on October 20.
Miss Sarah Eastbuin is visiting l da
tives iu Merlden, Conn.
At the annual meeting nf the Yuidlev
Library As-oc iation the following olli
cers were elected : President, Mr. An
gustos J. Cndvvallader ; vice president.
Mr. Jesse E. llnipor; secretary, Mrs
T. Sidney Codvvullader : trensuier, Mis,
Elizabeth Clnton; directors, Mis.
Thomas C. Kiiowies, Mrs. Charles M.
Emnes, Mr. John Dyer.
Mr. Guy E. Albert, who was a for
mer principal of the public school here,
but nqvv piofessor of science iu the
West Philadelphia High School, was a
leccnt visitor in town
NEW JERSEY NOTES
Mrs. 'Philip S. Clnrkson, of Spruce
Acre. Edgewntcr Park, left on a motor
trip for Itliacu. where she will visit hei
son, Mr. C. L. Clarkson, who is at
Cornell College. Mrs. Charles Paxnu
Mnule and Mrs. Harper, of Philadel
phia, arc mnking the trip ns Mrs.
Clarksou's guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Arenshurg, who
have just returned from n fortnight's
stnv at Ilnddoti Hall, Atlantic City,
will close their country home, Reel
Gate, in Edgevvater Park, and spend
the nutuinu ut Kennett Square. Lnrlj
in December Mr. nnit Mrs. Arenshurg
will leave for Cuba, where they will
spend the winter.
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. llouldsvvorth.
of 180 Green lane, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence D. llouldsvvorth. and Mr. John
C. Doinpsoy, of 8115 Ridge nvenue, on
Saturduy, October IS, in St. Clement'
Piotestnnt 'Episcopal Chinch, Tvven
tielli nnd Pnrrish streets, bv the Rev
Charles Hutchinson. After the quiet
ceremony Mr and Mrs. Dcmpsey left
on a short trip. They will bent home
during the autumn at 180 Green lane
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LUIGI RIENZ1
CORRECT APPAR13I, FOll
WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
DRESSES
SMART STREET
MODELS
Tricotinc Surge Satin
52.50 59.50 75.00
STRAIGHT-LINE COAT
EFFECTS; ALSO LOOSE-
LfNE MODELS WITH
COKD AND VAUIOUS TIE
HELTS, SOME I1EAUTI-
FULLY BRAIDED OK
ESIimOIDERED
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UlILnitllN OK Mil. AM) MRS
Little lirolhcr seems In hae just heard something ei
MAIN LINE WEDDING
OF IMPORTANCE
Miss Vcrnor M.irries Mr. Casey.
Other Weddings In and
Out of Town
An inteiesting wedding took place
tin-- afternoon ijt 1:31) o'clock in St
Man's Mcmnilnl Piolestnnt Einsi ipil
Chillrh. WilMl". when Miss Ele.lllol I
Vomer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
linin Riihnrd Venier. became the ,
bride of Mr. lleibert Stephen 'ii'o.
son of Mr. nud Mrs. Edwnul A. Ciisex ,
nf Mei inn. Mrs. Channing AV. Daniel,
a sifter of the In ide, was the ma-i
lion of honor, and the bridesmaids
Mis. Frederick Dent Sharp. Miss
Cniohn Sheiiiinrd, Jjlss Mlldieil Shop '
pard, Miss Kntlierine Reevi-s Hunter.
Miss Mnrgaiel M. Peiol and Mis Dor
olh Obcitenffer. Mr. Thcodoie M.
C.isev. a hi other of the hridegioom,
was the best man, and the usheisl
were Mr. I'mncis Y. Cusej, Mr.
1'anl A. Cnse, iioth brothers of the
biidegioom. Mr. Clianning W. Daniel. I
Mr. John II. Sniiicker, Jr., Mr. James I
A. Develin, ,li., and Mr. Charles A
Cairigan.
The bride's dress was nf white satin, i
enibrnidered w ith pearls nnd trimmed
with diichesso lace, a court train tiim-
nied with siher luucuih- and a coionot
of orange blossoms and duchesso luce.
She cm lied u bouquet of gaidenins and
lilies of the ullcj. The- matrun ol
lionor wore nil orchid-uiloied satin
dress tiiinmcd with silver, a black vel
vet hut, triniinid with silver libbon and
carried a bouquet of li.ile .ellow dahlias
land oichids. The bridesmaids wmo
! dresses alike and differed froin the
matron of honor only in color, theirs
being light blue, and the black hats
were dimmed with silver ribbon. The.v
curried on hid-coloied dahlias tied with
blue tulle. The bride was given in
marriage by her father. Mr. William IS.
Vcrnor, and the ceremonv was per
formed In Dr. George W. Anthonj ,
rector of St. Mary's, assisted by the
Rev. (Shmlesi 1,'. Hutchinson, of St.
Clement's.
Tbeie was n reception nt the
home of the bible's parents after the
ceremony.
WIGHT LEE
A pretty wedding will take place in
the Wcstsido Presbjterian Church.
Pulaski nml Winona avenuerf. at 7 :,'!0
oMnik this evening, when Miss Vir
ginia Clark Lee, daughter of the Rev.
William Porter Lee, D. D., and Mrs.
Lee, will become the bride of. Mr. Au
di ew It. Wight, Jr., sou of Mrs. An
diew It. Wight, of fi!17 Greene street.
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TRENCH Kidskin gloves in styles
that synchronize with the new
colors and fabrics for fall
Delectable shades and tones that
are exquisitely perfect
Embroideries done without haste,
and as marvelously delicate and
One as only French fingers achieve
Kidskin as beautiful in grain and
wondrous-soft as of old.
Yet the master-glovers in our
factory in Grenoble, France, have
produced more and better gloves
this year despite unfavorable
conditions, and 7
Our assortment of imported kid
gloves is the largest in the city
So the advantage in buying your
gloves at Centcmeri's is more
pronounced this season than ever.
The Perfect Christmas Gift
The Cenlemeri Seven Tho Centcmeri Wardrobe
YOU SAY?
LYTTON I'ATTKK.SON
important anil wants It repelled In
Miss Leo will lie nllruiled b. her cou
sin. Mis Fiost M. Wheeler, oi Mount
Viinoii, N, Y.. us nullum ot honoi .
mil little Miss Laura Znclieiie. cousin
of the groom, will be the Mower girl.
Mr Robeit It. Wilkinson, ol (ionium -town,
will he the best man mid the
lollowing will net as ushers: Mr. Ed
waul ). McIIonr.v. Mr. Miiitin II.
ISiieliler. Mr. Ed wind Peirj, 2d, nnd
Mr. Leonard M. Addis. Doctor Lee.
I lii bride's father, will peifonn the
loioninn.i, and Mrs, Loo will give her
ilaughti r iu maniage. '
linmodiiitolv after the leiemony a
huge leceptiou will he held in the par
ish house connected with the fiiurih. i
.ittcr which u smaller ieeitiou tin
the bridal paity nml the immediate J
l.unllies will lake place at the home of i
the bride at fi.'K! Morris street.
After a short bridal trip. Mr. and i
Mrs. Wight will be at home nt ,"117 I
(iieene stieet. I
I-.I.OOM LLOYD
1 An interesting autumn wedding will
lake plae this evening in I he tleth-
somene Methodist Episcopal Chinch,
Iti nail and Westmoi eland stieots. when
j Miss Esther M. Liiiid, daughter of
! Mi. and Mis. David W. Llo.wl. of 372T
i Noitli Fifteenth stieet, will be milt lied
to Mr. Itj man G. Itloom, of New Voik.
I The ceremony will be performed b
I the Rev. Charles T. Iseulii rger mid
will lie followed by a reception lit the
home of the bride's parents Mr Llod
j will give his daughter in marriage. She
will wear a gown of white satin with n
i train of doth of silver, nnd a tulle veil
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TODAY AND
TOMORROW
('HERE is in
the beauty, all the lustre, all
the orient, all the roseate rain
bow raiVance of the fabled
vO
Oriental specimen. They are as alike
to look upon, Madam, as you are, say,
today and tomorrow.
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CHARLES J. MAXWElL &. CO.
Sole Philadelphia Agents Walnut St. at 16th St.
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Centemer
Gloves
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123 South 13iii St.
New York Store, 400 Fifth Ave. ,
malic sine
held in place with pearls A shown ot
Ilride loses will be cm rail
.Miss Mary E. Lewis, the
honor, will wear ,i gown ol'
maid of
tuiiiioise
blue mctnl cloth and will cairj Ophelia
loses. The hiidcsiuaiiN, Miss Alma
thompsnn, of v illimnstovvii. Pa., Miss
Mabel HolTniiin, of Now Ymk: Miss
Evu Ronch nnd Miss Mnrcia Evans,
will wear georgette ciepe gowns, the
colors being pink, maize oichiil nud nilc
gieeu. Iich will cairy n houqiiet of
shaded pink roses. Miss Mildicd I Ins
kins, the little How or girl, will wear
i white i !!T.. , ! '. ! her llower
basket will contain Svveethemt loses
luster Russell IUikiiu, .lr , will be
lingbeaier.
The biidegioom will have his hi other.
Mr. Russell Rlooiu. tor best man : ami
the usheis will include Mr. George W.
Eddy, of Frenclitown. N. J..; Mr
William Liehfiied. ol Now Yoik: Mr.
Arthur Ma.v mid Mr. Foster W. Yolk,
of Newark, N. .1. Mr. l'.loom and his
bride will leave on an extended tiip
and will be at home after January 1,
iu East Orange, X. ,1.
MAGAZRNER- IIIRSIIP.HRG
The wedding of Miss Roberta Lee
lliruhbeig, daughter ol Mrs. J. A.
Ilirshberg, of 22.11 North 'L'wentv -fust
street, and Mr. 1). Aithur Mngnzonor
will be solemnized at !" o'clock this
t veiling in the Teller Mcmoiinl
Chapel. Ilrnnil and .leffeisnn streets.
The bride will ho attended by her sis
ter. Miss Clnilce llirshhoig, and Mr.
Henry Rosenthal will bo the hiide
groom's best man. After the quiet
service Mr. and Mrs. M.iga.enor will
the Tccla Pearl all
L A
lenvc on n trip nnd upon their leltirii'
Will he nt home at the Hot 1 Mnje li. ,
nnlll llieii- tinu nmirluu it nte i-rttn
pleted
,Vn.t
WA1DLEY MOIMtlSON
A pretty home wedding to take place
this evening Is Hint of Miss Alum A.
Moriison, daughter of .Mr. nud Mrs.
Samuel MorilMin. of fitfi Wet Ihle
iiM-uui', and Mr. Charles 13. Wnidlt-),
who li-i'i-iitij ti'litriii-d fioui serxlie in
the woi Id war. The ceiemony will be
performed at I! o'clock by the Rev
Doctor Hageu. of the Norwegian
Chinch, Twentieth and I'nrrish stoats,
utiit will he followed lij a reis-ptlon.
Mr. llai iild Morrison, the bible's
brother, will be best man. Mr, and
Mrs. Waldlej will leave on a southern
trip nnd will be nt home after Novem
ber 'Jit, nt fill" West Elle nvemii .
SWP.IINEY MARTIN
The Churth of St. John the Rantist.
Mnimyunk, wns the scene of n pritt
wedding jesterdny afternoon when Miss
,. ,,nM" (V hJ V!:T or .'";
j iiiiiiiiin .(iiiiiiti t ii 'mi Lfiiun' niii'i. )
WiKsnhii'kon, n marrfpil to Mr
.Thomas A. Swopiuvv. nf lM' 'IVrmi'p
!:;";...:"-W: ."TJnv""? r."'i
i'i i ii t4 1 'i ii mi it it ( i in iiiii ii ii nun ii tin
iillendeil bv Miss Marie Sweenej, tin-
' Iiiiilegrooin s sister. Mr. Joseph I
Martin. brother of the bride, wis best j
man. The ceremony wns followed In a i
tis'optmn nt tin- home of the laid
i mot her.
I Mi. and Mrs. Sweenev left for ft trip
to the Delaware Wnter Cap nud iimn
ilieir return will be at home at ."l!)'i
'Siilgo avenue. Wissiiblchon.
CARIIOLL-KLACK
iiid''ines'libHoflli 'wlie I
tiiet, was mnriied to Mr. Join
t Carroll, of T'L'I) Thompson street. ,
n the Church of the (lesu, Elhle "ltli
mil Stiles streets, nt !) o'c ink tin
iHilllill" with n vnlnmn mtnlltil
The ISev. .1. I'. O'Reilh ofllchtiMl The'
"ul the hi idesnin
1,.,.. ,F, ... ,.,... ,,.,-. ,.,.OS .,,,- l "I I I I
Anility. Mr. Geor
of the biidegioom, wns best num. 'I'll
ushers were Mr. Jnines.C. C.irro'l. n
b: other of the bridegroom: Mr. t'lintios
A. Connelly, cousin of the bride: Mr.
Joseph A. Feighnn n"ud Mr. George L.
I'lolev. Following the weddiuui n
lireaKiast was given nt the home of the
biide for (he bridal party and n iccep
tion will be held this evening.
i
ADE linSSLER
I he ninrriage of Miss Elsie HossVi
will tnle plain this evening nt
(I n clock In Mr. I n-derick J.
Ade. whn litis jest returned from
i lunoe inter lourteen months- MM-vice
there, i he coroinonv will be followed
ov a locepiion tor ino tuniiy. niter v.iuoh
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ad
will leave for
extended hnnovmoon
.Matkt st nb K'.'li. i A M to IT
Constance 1 almacW.
t fin I-Mrst Preaentiition of
4A Temperamental Wife' I
Nt.W k I milliard!, i.ul " v iih Itui It II '
N l ?c n n m I
C 0 L 0 N I A I
V,,,,.. STANMiY DIRECTION -'
ciUiM wtow v wi: ii 1 1 1 ; i .t i : v a i :
D. W. Griffith's
"Broken Blossoms"
N',,x!,.).V!.k "(" "LAS FA12l:NKS In
ins m.vjr tv Tin: ami;uh-a.n
PALACR
1211 MAUKUT STIIULT " -
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Pauline Frederick """'"f,,',.
Next vv.fii ti;i:tu Ol' TUB THliat"
ARCADIA
1 rilCHTNVT rint.ovv 10TH 4 a
' BILLIE BURKE M)''.
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in "Uriifii.Aii nv wtoxv
us .mis .vuce iv-MO s -.
s-A-iJfcLAST 4 TIMES
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P. M.
MAIIKKT 1TT!FT Arovr- tlTII HC A DO A DA??J?.,
II At TO 11 in P. M
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PIlODl'CTION fJVMir
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C A P I T 0
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Madfre iCnnnfrlv STUU'-ILY
f I.M'IIII'NTI .'
GREAT NORTHERN
S- lirron A 1 rni: UT
THEDA BARA
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maiikct sTnnr.r
at .H'Nipnn
11 A. M to 11 1' M.
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"HEIR FOR A NIGHT"
Pi PI I VP UMlltV l'lOPKR--.ir)ll:P.!!
RROADWAY ,,rn'"1 S: snior av
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KLA CLftV-' ' 1TK.M Ol'TPlDD't
rRfTm-; ICFYS maukhi bt ni. r.nth
Clark's Hawaiians s"";u,;.
lull ' ,n ,i M'MU'MY i.f V'l'1" t'lln-SIl
5 EVENING CONCERTS, ' !
,v : li , X. Jim ,1 Koli .', Mm.h IT. 1
ii y tiii: I
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
I'll.ltui: Mn.STIItl'X, C'onilUslur
soi fUSTS -
lilTIVV ll'IMl'll. UK OOOORA.
KUCIM.I'II UM'IUIlNIMil,'!,'
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N'i.-jr'1' "HAPPINESS"
o, i 2i- "Tin; sTinti pf Tin: uos.iuv
nl IMDNT'S ''i I'mni'it J Wolih Mln
L,umu" ' 0 .in s ..h.iniiii'i'iri..m
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CASINO wa.!aU;
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BILLY WATSON
nml HIS AI.I.-NP.W SHOW
rT llTW T Mil Abovo ltai-c. MAT. TOUA
DlUU MISCHIEF MAKER
TROCADFRO 'mr' "i-s l'noM
Sir Johnston
WtfMM
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FORBES-ROBERTSON
i'nur'6 tlik"t Ha Imlud, n
Bllielo llikfia (la lm-iuuwi
On )Sat NOW ut ltepipfTa, I'll) I'hmtuut Stret
Aroerkan Tour VnUer Plrwitlxa ot
justi'vB. inivrrisny xTeoaipq nocjciy
iMi..ADi:Ll,mAS l'Om;MQSTTl)CATnK3
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DAVID WARFIELD
"THE AUCTIONEER"
Com. Monday Night
Seats Today
CECIL
LEAN
IN Till: HEAPnvH liinursT MVFICAIi
cosiE'in hit
It r(tr v t J ( c LI 17 D V
L.ssJlS. WI1U O r)L,tn
Wl ' " CLEO M AYFIELD
AN l.M'KI I.IINT ''OMl:IV CAST
inn si iii'iusi: i-KAi ty cnours
si'i; i r i'.i.ki nr. i-roauway
BROAD WZrJ,. Sat.
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WIK!(SAE,ir
,M(SLnKl
I THE WOMAN "OF BRONZE
' Hontn fi,r tln iJi'L W. rli on Sllw ToJay
, SPECIAL MAfT TODAY m,
WALTER HAMPDEN
IV
"HAMLET"
wxt v-!. Ilumlpt Mutle
Mori A TuM.
rr,,..,.,, Last 3 Evgs. I"n,
st
.Mat. Sat.
No Seat Over $2 at Sat. Mat
mmnmz
imsi mmmmm
M1T vv i:i.i
m:.vt.s today
-FLY TO
i Get
Wings! Angel Face
vir-Ttm lir.iimiifrs nnuvTUST musics
.nr imthert win ximiuit 1110 AueumenTea
tl.i Mon.M Xiaht
E I T H ' S
V MVM.MriTlI MfSirI. COMEDr
EXTRA DRY"
wati:ii t.tnxs it- lHVIN-rj NYMPHS
I.tl.I.IAN 1-IT7I.I UAI.D
lUnn i lleiils Jt,(.Tnh OnthellnB
Kerl IMse" . A,lel.iUlo Herrmann, lite.
Walnut
WALNt'T PT AT 0TH
Mat i od , iiltc, flOc, 75a
Tonishi. 8 in SSctofl.UO,
(J v t 1 ol si, r ritija
THE REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
Next I
Wcel;
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TOUAV I
llrmdWHV'R ISIpTRnst LauKhtcr nit'
A. 11 Woods' Qrlirlnul N Y l'roductlon
Parlor, Bedroom & Bath
I'lrat Tlmo nt ropular Tr!ce
PHILA. KETAIL GIIOCERS"
FOOD FAIR
1ST. 'regiment armory
Tll-.CIAI) AND I'Al.TjlWHIl.I, HTil.
NOW OPEN, 2 TO 1 0 P. Mr
.NPKCIAI. i'UATl XU,-.
BETTER BABY CONTEST
I)itl ul J M i m I'ur ntry bl.xnkd nd
i,v Uet.ttl (Jimtrh' AMJoUation. 7 Walnut
A'lmWs-lnn, -'
PbIiI Tlik, Is nu
nml VVnr Tnx. Tartly
i Frt'e Now by Grocers.
i Academy of Music MV.ftD-..
1 J L rt 1' t'l rJrci
COMPANY
ThLnti " r.O
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tii'PP,-- s nt') 1's.cntnut.
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MAir. oR&hitsi wil'H nir. ivs to a t
HAI.Y DluTtion c A. l.l.i It Stiinway
Plnr..i
Metropolitan hEouse
THIS AND NL'XT lll'CK
Geo. Loane Tucker's
P.MHTID.Wl. Jl VsTt:itlHI"l.'B
The MIRACLE MAN
A PUMOPNT AUTrilAIT I'lCTUUD
ALL BHITK "-"- T S. U JG JUC
ORCHESTRA 25 SOLOISTS
oirue, huh ciuBtnut at.
U.ilnllt IP.' I
AfADI'.MY OP M SIC
Monday. Oct. 27, at 8.-I5 P. M,
H IOI IN niiC'TL
HEIFETZ
SXen. seats. 7 Be to $'2 BO, Nttv at Ileppe's.
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rtUCLrni Main. Thiiri. & Sat 2;:0.
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-"Jf.K GIRLS A LA CARTE
;tit M imli'" CooihUn niiii Martha Trypr
Three Kvcnings at 8.15
Oct. 31, Nov. 6, Nov. 10
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SHAKESPEAREAN READINGS
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Oct. 31 Shakespeare and His Art
Nov. 0 -IlumU't
Nov. 10- Macbrth, 0 th alio, Kin f Lear
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