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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY OCTOBER 27, 1919,
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, JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Lewis Tea Tim Afternoon.
Mrs. Rodgcrs to BcJZiven Reception Tomorrow.
Some Debutante Frocks
ANNA LEWIS Is the debutnnte who
will be introduced this afternoon at
.Awbury, which you know Is a sort of
settlement of Copes nnd TJmlens. Aw
bury Is a benutiful estate at Washing
ton lane stntlon, Oermantown. As
Ihe dlflcrrnt members of the proprietory
fnmllies marry they build a house on
the property, thus keeping up a regular
family ettlemcnt.
A portion ortliat property has been
glVen by the united families to the city
and u very Interesting arboretum is the
result. Mrs. William Draper Lewis,
the mother of Atinn, was Miss Caro
line Cope, you know. I expect to meet
n grU many out at Awbury today,
it's such a charming place to go.
Among the debs who will receive with
i Anna arc Mary nnd Fanny Wistcr,
Cnrollnc Barclay, Lorraine Disston,
Lucy Orey, 1'atty and Juliana linker,
Margaret Ornlinm, Hope Wilson, Ma
linn Tlaircl, Dorothy Ely, Margaret
Daltctt, Margaret Iloss, Anna F. Cope,
her cousin, nnd Helen Hartc.
THE girls do look' so sweet in their
pretty dresses nt tho teas. They
have reverted to the more modest in
frocks, it seems to me. I have noticed
nt many of the teas that nil the frocks
have sleeves, that the bodices arc not
so low, nor are the skirts too shor,t.
I saw Mary Ooodman one day re
cently and she looked charming in a
lirown cliiuon, til lie and gold thread
frock. It had rather a long waisted
bodice of, gold and brown, cut with n
rather high V. and the skirt was filmy
nnd lovely. Jipr sleeves were of tulle.
With her faiWSiair nnd attractive smile
she was very sweet, indeed.
CELESTINE WARDER hasi pretty
frock of turquolhc blue satin and
white tulle nnd lace. It is awfully
becoming to her. Celcstinc is not very
dark, nor is she fair; she has brown
hair and just Jho right coloring for that
shade of blue. She has a pretty man
ner nnd wears her clothes with n7 de
cided air.
I AM interested to hear Mrs. Rodgers
tomorrow, nreu't you? You know
she has been abroad working for the
French committee of the Emergency
Aid a number of years nnd she came
back to this country a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Itodgers, who is Mrs. Willard
Itodgers, is the mother of Isobel
Rodgers, who married Agnew Dice and
lives in New Yorkrnnd of Louisa, who
married n Mr. Crosby and also lives in
New York. Mrs. Itodgers and Con
stanco have been staying with Isobel,
since returning from France.
The French War Relief committee of
the EmergcncyAid will give the ten
tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Rodgcrs and have sent invitations to
the members nnd benefactors of the
French to be present. I understand she
is coinc to talk to us nnd I nm sure it
will bo decidedly interesting, as she has
(-o many clelighttul anecdotes to ten.
Of course. Mrs. Stevenson and her
committee will 'receive.
DAN is only three nnd very cunning,
just the kind you'd want to have
fur jour own, so you can't blame
Mother for brine woriicd with all the
kidnapping stories that are going nbout.
so tne otner uay sne iook unnny unu
cnntfwl Mm .in ltnr VnAc nnil fnllccrl for
ii long time aftd explained how he must
I .wit.n trn n.iiwflinftt Willi n n V atrntltrn
lli:VI fyl UftJ.ljJWUl-t i ...... .,. ........
manor woman, "Never, never, never!"
And Danny looked up in her face and
shook his head seriously, "No, no."
Mother was satisfied and so she smiled
nnd said: "Now, Mother's little man,
if n big man you do not know comes up
nnd says. 'Come, little boy, I'll "take
jou to the store to buy some candy,'
what will you Bay?" ,
"Danny say, Aw right," said Dan,
understanding.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. nud Mrs. 0. Emory McMichacl,
of Knoll House, Devon, will entertnin
at dinner on Thursday evening in honor
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Stuart Clark,
of Evanston. Jll., whose son. Lieutcn
ant Stuart Benson Clnrk. U. S. N., will
be married to Uss Ellsijeth McMi
chacl, niece of Mr. and sirs. McMi
ehael, at Old St. David's Church on
Saturday, November 1. Mr. nnd Mrs.
McMichacl will give a buffet supper on
Friday for the bridal party after the
.rehearsal.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Seymour Bioren
will entertain forty-four guests this
evening at dinner nt their home, Bjorn
hem, Devon, on the occasion of their
tenth wedding anniversary.
Among the guests who ntended the
dinner on Saturdny night, given by Mr.
and Sirs. Robert Kelso Cnssatt, of
Beaupre, Roscmont, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Drexel, who spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cassatt,
were Mr. and, Mrs. T. De Witt Cuyler,
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Barclay, Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Brooks, Mr. nnd Mrs.
G. W. Childs Drexet. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Denckla Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Al
exander Van Rensselaer, Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Fell, nnd Mr. and Mrs. An
telo Devercaux.
Mrs. A. Sidney Carpenter, of this
city, and Miss (trace Thompson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Thomp
son, of 2111 De Lancey street, will be
the guests of honor nt a dinner, followed
by a thentre party, tomorrow evening
to be civen by Mr. nnd Mrs. S. 15.
Frnzier, of SOI Fifth avenue, New
York.
Bliss Frances Ocrhard, daughter of
Dr. ancLMrs. Arthur II. Gerhnrd, will
be the guest of honor nt a dinner to be
given by Mr. and Mrs. William. Dray
ton Grange, of 1031 Spruce street, on
November 14 before fllrs. unarms atew
art Wurts's dancing class.
Miss Editli K. Carpenter, dnughter of
Mrs. Samuel E. Carpenter, of 20 South
Twenty-first street, will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Harding,
of New York, and will attend the ball
which Mr. aud Mrs. Hording will give
foe their debutante daughter, Miss
Katharine Harding, at the Rltz-Carl-ton,
,New York, on November 29.
Mls.s Roso Dolan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan, of Rosc
mont, returner from a visit to Mrs.
Clement Alien, of relham, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thayer, of
Havcrford, will leave on fliontiay lor n
short visit to Charleston, S. O.
Miss Luclle Carter, dnughter of Mrs.
Georee Brooks, of Almondbury House,
Tthon. will entertain nt luncheon on
Thursday, Octobar 30, in honor of Miss
T1...I. TT.L... ilninilitaii rt I.ti
Charles1 Wheeler, Jr., of Villanova,
who will make her debut nt a ten to be
i given on Tuesday, oy Mrs. Charles
Wheeler.
Mr. and -Mrs. "William Baker Whelen
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs, Coleman Pence
Brown, of Dovon, returned on Thurs
day, from a hunting trip In Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Chew, who have
been staying with Miss Martha Brown,
nt Vnnor, Radnor, will return to their
Owri home In Radnor, on Monday.
Miss "Virginia relief and Mies Mary
tfcl'eUerpfrSoutir Carolina, .are 'visiting
Mrs. T. De Witt Cuyler, at Edge
wood, Havcrford.
Mr. and Mm. George Dicky Ogdcn,
of Rndnor, have returned from n visit
to White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gcorgo H. Enrlc, 3d,
nnd family have moved into their new
home on Gray's Lnnc, Ilnverford.
Mrs. C. C. Lcsher and her daughter,
Miss Helen F. Leshcr. hnvc tnken
iiportmcnts at Havcrford Court for the
winter.
Mr. and Sirs. Gnhowny O. Morris' of
Devon, left on Friday, for n huntiug
trip in Maine.
GERMANTOWN
. M the Site nnd Relic Society of
Oermantown meeting, which was held
in the museum nt Vernon Park on Fri
day evening. Mr. Fred Perry Powers
lend a paper on "Some Distinguished
Visitors to Germantown." Miss Jane
Campbell, the1 historian, gave her iiHiial
witty resume of events in Gcrmnu
town during the last jear and Mr.
Charles F. Jenkins, president, rend the
annunl report. An Inforinnl reception,
with refreshments, followed the meet
ing. Friends of the Rev. Henry A. Mac
Kubbin nnd Sirs. SlncKubbln, of f2
Westview street, will be glad to learn
that their sou, Sir.- Donnld SlacKubbin,
is recovering from his recent severe
illness.
Sir. nnd Mrs. Albert T, Gcrbron and
family, of r.r2 East Washington lnnc,
have closed their summer home nt Jar
rettown and are occunyinc their tmrn
house.
The Sigma Alpha Knppn Fraternity,
of Oermantown, held n subscription
dance nt the Dclmar-SIorris on Friday
evening.
Another Friday evening dance wns
that given by. the 't'Us Pineapples" at
the Bellield Country Club.
The Belfield Country Club will be the
scene of a mask dauce on Thursday
evening to be given by the Owl Club.
Friday evening the Sletropolitan
Club will give a mnsk ball at Belfield.
ALONG THE READING
At the annunl meeting af the Ogontz
nnd Huntington Valley blanch of the
Southeastern Chapter of the American
Red Cross, Miss Mary W. Lippincott,
of Rabbit Hill. Chelten Hills, was re
elected as president, and Sliss Ed.vthe
Nicholson, secretary. Sirs. Frank Hates
was elected treasurer. There will be a
mass meeting Tuesday evening nt 8
o'clock at the Ablugton High School.
Susquehanna road, east of Old York
road, Abington. The branch has ar
ranged to have an interesting progrnm.
There will be a representative from Dr.
Martin, commissioner of the Pennsyl
vania department of health, to explain
how the Red Cross, assisted bv the com
munity nt large, cnu nid, working in
conjunction with the local board of
health, in co-operating in the nation
wide public health novement. Sliss
SInry right, of Jenkintowq, will pre
sent the very life-giving needs of the
stricken people of Europe. Dr. John SI.
Grotou, of the Church of Our Saviour,
nt .lenKintown, will make an address
telling of his work nnd experiences
while overseas. Slany Rtirring facts will
be recounted of the work ami duty right
nt our home doors gathered from re
ports taken last spring.
Sirs. Victor Slulford, of Elvcthnm,
Wyncote, has been spending some time
at the Chnlfonte Hotel, Atfnntlc City.
Sir. and Sirs. Richard Torpin, Jr..
of Ashbourne, are cntertaiug Mr. and
Sirs. Barnsley, of Rockville, Sid.
Sliss BIr.bc! Salfingcre, of Linsmorc
avenue, Glensidc, will be hostess Tues
day evening to the Lookout Associa
tion, of which she is a member.
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DOYLESTOWN
In honor of her guest, Sirs. Slur
guerlte Wright, of Covington, Gil.
Mr. and Mrs. James t'arr entertained
nt dinner nt their home In HollcOng.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
Henry Guy Wallers, of Liinghoi-ne ,
Mr. and Sirs. Alfred Hornier, of Onl
I.nne; Mrs, Thomas Rand nnd Mrs
Henry Ashbrldge, of Hollcong.
Sirs. Clarence Doinm, nf East Ash
land street, entertained nt cards e
icnlay. Among those receiving favors
Aero Miss Emmn Slrgler, Miss .Martha
Sellers, Mr. Rajmond Cljiner nnd Mr
Herbert Lenthermnn.
Announcements were received tnilni
fthe ninrriage of Miss Blanche L.
Stilwagon, of this place, nnd Mr. EH Is
f Anderton, of Willuw (irove, nt Elk
ton, Md., October 23. Mr. nnd Sirs
ndertnn will live lit Willow Grove.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hurt nre en
tertnlniug nt their home in .Mechanics
lillc, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Young,! of
Ulneyi Sir. nnd Mrs. Everilt Fretu, of
Dnylestown, nnd Sir. Hnrrj Qiilnn, r
'iermuntown.
A nrcttv wnldliiE of Ihe season wns
that of Miss Jennie K. Fowler, of
Wycombe, and Mr. Horace K. ICppeu
himer, of Piticville.
Sliss Kntherine Sicgler and Miss
Emma Sicgler hne leturned to llielr
home nfter touring the New Englnii'l
states, where the) weie the guests of
Mis Pauline I.nMontiunc. of Hnrt
'ord, Coniif, formeilj of Dojlcstown.
Several hundred school teachers will
attend the annual Bucks County Teach
ers' Institute here, starting next Mon
day morning. Many blight social events
have been arranged for the institute
evening program.
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SlltS. FREDERICK lU'TTKIt JACKSON
, Sirs. Jackson, before her marriage on Saturday, Octofier 18, was Sliss
Mary Graco Brown, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Vllllam .1. Coanc, of Church
road, (hrrbrook
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sir. and Sirs. John W. Scott, Jr.,
are spending the winter at the Slarlyn.
Sirs. Francis S. Nilmnnn has closed
her home In West Philadelphia and is
residing with her sister, Sirs. George
F. Joly, 2 Enst Clapier street, Ger
mantown. Sirs. J. Denn Colony has opened her
apartment, 5440 Chestnut street, after
spending the summer in the Poconos.
Mr. nnd Sirs. T. Atkinson Bates, of
Overbrook, have opened their home
after' spending the summer on the
Maine coast and Atlantic City.
Sliss Retn Clark, formorly of 441
South Forty -third street, is living with
her brother nnd fiister-in-law, Mr.
nnd BIrs. Albert Clark, 4027 Catherine
street.
Sirs. R. II. Reed will give a mas
querade dance at the Llanerch Country
Club on Wednesday in honor of the
Blisses Decring.
BIrs. O. M. Graves is the guest of
her mother, BIrs. G. D. Tete, at her
apartment, 217 South Forty-first
street.
Sir. Robert Weidcl. Sr nnd Miss
Theresa Weidcl, of 8807 Powelton ave
nue, who havo been spending the past
month at Clifton" Sp'rings, N. Y., have
left there for a .trip Ijy motor through
New York state. They will return to
their home November 1.
Sirs. William S. Newcomct. of 3501
Baring street, will give a fridge party
on Blonday afternoon and evening at
her residence for tho benefit of the
Philadelphia Orchestra endowment
fund.
.Mrs,. Alfred Eisemnn, of New York, for
several dajs this week.
Sliss Dorothy Slufphy, of 1220 West
Erie avenue, is visiting her brother-in-law
and sister. Sir. and Blrs. Clar
ence A. Mcllhenny, lit their .cottage on
South Hnrrisbiirg avenue, Chelsea.
Invitations will be issuer- shortly foi
the weddinir of Bliss Gcitrude Limber.
dnughter of Sir. and Sirs. Carl Lauber.
of 11)33 North Thirty-third street, and
Mr. .1. kelson Kvoy, of 2MK1 Diamond
street, on Saturday evening, November
22. nt the Roosevelt. The bride will
hnvc her sister, Bliss Estelle Lauber,
for maid of honor, and for brides
maids Bliss Vhglnin Snurcr, Bliss Slay
Ioughliu, Bliss Sylvin Karcher ami
Bliss Eda Fcnger. Sir. Eoy will hnvc
his brother, Sir. Charles Evoy, fofbest
man, nnd the ushers will include Sir.
Thomas Evoy, Sir. Albert Evoy, Sir.
Howard Evoy, also brothers of the
biidegrooin, aud Sir. Carl Lauber, Jr.,
hi other of the bride.
A large welcome home reception nnd
bnnquet will be given tomorrow eve
ning in the social hall of the Lehigh
Avenue Baptist Church. Lehich avenue
nnd Twelfth street, for the jonng men
of the church, who have returned from
valorous service in the world war. The
address of welcome will be made by the
Rev. John V. Ellson. who had three
sons in the service. There will be spe
cinl music and short addresses bv sev
eral of the honor guests. The affair is
in charge of the Brotncrnood Bible
Class of the church, with Sir. Brnurlce
Pawling as chairman of tne entertain
ment committee. The honor guests in
clude Corporal Elmer Reedy, BIr. Harr.v
Helm, Sir. William Reins. Corporal
Winter, Frost, Sir. Harry Frost. BIr.
Herbert Ellson, BIr. Vernon Ellson,
Sir. Balston Ellson, Sir. Homer llnt
thews. Sir. William Bnrtlett. BIr. Wil
liam 'Hill, Sir. Joseph G. Blurphy, Sir.
Christian Fish, Sir. Norman Turnbull.
Sir, John Kuppingcr, Sir. Earldon BIc
Bninlr. Ellsworth BIcBnin.Blr. Peter
Powers, Sir. Gilbert Doll, Sir. John
ltatey, BIr. Samuel SleKa) . BIr. David
Fairchild. BIr. Clarence Slassey. Sir.
Norman Bowers, BIr. Milton Blilebeck,
Cnptnin.Jolin Allen Sir. Joseph Alien,
BIr. Lawrence Allen, Lieutenant T. S.
otnndcvin, Mr. (harles Hurry, Lieu
tenant SInlcolm Orr. Sir. Roy Lester,
Lieutenant Joseph Fulcolly, Blr. Wil
liam Clayton, BIr. Alfred Boacdman,
Sir. Charles II. Chase, BIr. William
Dutcher, Sir. Clarence BInck, Sir.
George Armstrong, BIr. Raymond
Adams, Captain W. S. Shinier,. BIr.
Arthur Mitchell, Sir. Theodore Lore,
Sir. Leo Elliott, BIr. Raymond Bloorc,
Sir. Edward Richardson and Sir. Blau
rlce Curtis.
Bliss Elizabeth A. Cook, 112.1
Thompson street, announces the en
gagement of her niece. Bliss Gertruae
Cook, to Sir. William Edgar Kuuze, of
this city. Mr. Kunze has recently been
discharged from the United States
U11UJ.
Dinner at Hotel
Bliss Slollie Kreinens. of IS2S
Sedglcy nvenue, entertained nt a dinner
party In the Green Room of the
Arcadia, last week. The loom was
beautifully decorated with autumn
How ers.
The engagement of Bliss Kremen to
Mr. Maurice Kins was recntly an
liounccd.
Dancing followed the dinner nt
which the following weie present: Miss
Idn Weinberg. SI Us Josie Heishlng.
Bliss Nellie Wcwininn. Bliss Elizabeth
O'Connor, Bliss BInrie BJiilholland, Bliss
.Tnnm. ICtinlll STrs. IClltlirin nni-lnr.
Suddcrs and Bliss i Mrs. R. Weyle, Sirs. Einina Long. Bliss
Jane Hnggerty. BIis. Noun Gillespie,
t tt ,- iim i. i (M . i BIr. BInurice Kins, Dr. .Maxwell Kre-
Dr. H. W. White, of JGO.t.rccn lnnc, ,.. ,, ,, ijniesnle. Mr. V II..1-
.Mrs. Wayne It. Mojcr, BIrs. Chde
LeVer. BIrs. Leon Newlmker, Blrs. Hil-
liert Selton. Bliss Elizabeth P. Sclm
Held. Bliss Ethel
Helen Snyder.
has leturned U his home after twcuU
eight mouths' service in the l nlted
States army. Doctor White enlisted nt
the outbreak of the war. He was com
missioned n first lieutenant in April,
11)17, and later was made lieutenant
nlouel. Colonel White was regimental
surgeon nud also was chief sanitary
inspector of the Hlxtli Division. Ills
efficiency along sanitnry lines wns es
pecially noteworthy, and on October
I, 1!(18, Coioncl White was com
mended for displaying "exceptional
energy, initiative nnd good judgment
lu arranging for the prompt evacuation
and care of the wounded while soning
on the Vosges and SIcuse-Argonue sector."
bard. BIr. Forrest Buck. Mr. Nat Kr
mens. Blr. J. Carberry. Dr William J.
Dougherty. Dr. Si. White. Mr. ('.
Bounem. BIr. J. De IteD.irt. Mr. W.
Scnnlon.
Likes Music Critic's Chats
7o fie Kdttor of Ihr Kvrnina Public l.tiloct .
Sir It is with girnt pleasure 1 see
jou hnvc resumed the very interesting
Saturday musical article, which I for
one read with much pleasure and profit
Inst year. The one on Italian music
lecently wns of special interest, as it
told In n few words what the composers
of that nation are doing. It is an nrti
cle that I have found to be very widely
rend every week SIFSIC LOVER.
Philadelphia, October 2,'.
First White Man In America
7o the Editor of the 'letilnp Public Lrrlocr
Sir 111 spite of Columbus D.iy it is
well to remember that the first white
man kno'wn to have nctunllj placed his
foot on the North American continent
was tin Norwegian, Leif Ericsson, who
planted his ling on what we call today
the shores of New England, about 1000
A. I).
As authorities for this statement I
would refer jihi to Chambers's encyclo
pedia, which states that "the Scandi
navians, after having colonized Iceland
in S7fi A. D., nnd Greenland in IIH3, had
by the year 1001) discovered Aimrica as
far down as fortj-one degrees thiity
minutes north latitude, a point near to
New Bedford, in the state of Blussa
cliusctts." Columbus planted his standard at San
Salvador, in the Itnhniua Islands, on
October 12, I4SIS, and was necr able
to no further.
Without wishing to deduct from the
achievements, through his many dis
coveries, of the Italian navigator, our
continent wns renllj discovered bv the
Norwegians, and we are Anglo-Saxon
and not Latin. J. L. OSTEN. '
Camden. 'N. J , October 18.
Philadelphia Members of League to
Entertain at Fox Hills Hospital
Philadelphia members of the National
League for Woman's Service will aid
In entertaining wounded soldiers nnd
sailors during the winter nt a large
recreation center to lie opened nbout
November lu near Fox Hills General
Hospital No. 41, Stnten Island.
The old Grnsmere Lodge, half a mile
from the hospital, has been taken over
by the league nnd is now being redec
orated and repaired. The plnre lll
have n bowling nlle, iiiiunrii room,
rending, writing, lounging nnd music
rooms, a sun parlor and several guest
rooms for special cases from the hos
pital. There also will be dormitories
lor the volunteer women workers.
Branches of the league in this city.
New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Orange
nnd Blontclnlr, N. .1., will provide
units of canteen workers. The women
will serve daily in units of ten, nnd
during their period of service, which
i will be not less than n week, will live
at the lodge.
TALK ON EYE PROTECTION
Philadelphia Safety Council to 0i-,
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A genernl discussion of eye protee
tlve devices from the ijlcwpolnt of the i
user nnd the manufacturer will feature
tonights meeting ot tne l-iinnueijinm
Safety Council. The meeting will bo
held nt the Engineers' Club, nnd will ,
be preceded by nn liiformrtl dinner.
Dr. Frederick Wlllson will start the
discussion with nn Informal talk and
is expected to bring up several points,
that arc under argument Ot this time,
II, B. Hornier is chairman of the.
council.
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PRESBYTERIANS VISIT HOME
WISSAHICKON
Blr. and Sirs. Joseph C. Henderson,
of 318 Rochellc avenue, gave a mas
querade party on Saturdny night in the
garage for their young daughter. Bliss
Dorothv Henderson. The guests In
cluded Bliss Beatrice Heaven. Bliss Blil
dred Blcking, Bliss Alice Springer, Bliss
BInry Finnegnn, Bliss Emily Bnrues,
Bliss Catharine Hess, Bluster William
Kenworthy, Blaster John Oberholtzer.
Blaster Arthur Wilson, Blaster Jay
Strnwlnski, Blaster Harry Roscnbnii.
BInster Robert Oberholtzer nud Blaster
Ralph Hornier. BIr. nud Sirs. Hen
derson nnd Bliss Dorothy Henderson
returned early in the week from uu nil
tomoblle trip to Atlantic City, where
they had as their guests BIr. and BIrs.
Winfield De Hnven. of Sumac street,
nnd Sir. nnd BIrs. Joseph C. Hender
son, Jr.
Sirs. C. Blnrshall Taylor, of Eliza
beth, N. J., hns been spending part of
the autumn with her parents. Sir. nnd
BIrs. Hcnrv N. Bentley, of 107 Rochellc
avenue. Sirs. Taylor will be remem
bered as Bliss Jane Bentley. The friends
of Sir. nnd Blrs. Bentley will be glad
to hear that Blr. Bentley is recovering
from his' serious nccjdent which oc
curred five weeks ngo.
their' cout)
j. um
nt.'likani MrsijTbomas J,
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
A Halloween pnrty wns given on Snt
utdoy evening. October 25, at the homo
of BIrs. A. Kolbe, 11)43 South Eighth
street. Among the guests were Bliss
Mildred Batim, Sliss Sloe Baum,
Bliss Anna 'H. Sewcll, Bliss
Bertha V. Zucker, Sliss Frieda
Saxe, Bliss Roso Ileba Silverman. Bliss
Caroline Silverman. Sliss Eva Levin
son, Bliss Rose Relsmon, Sliss Ida
Wilensky, "Sliss Blanche Rostow, Blr.
Joseph Hecht, Doctor W. Hecht. Sir.
Joseph Wolfe, BIr. David Frccdman,
Btr, Al Blof6on, Mr. Milton Schumnn,
Dr. Benjamin, Fleisher, Dr. II. Fleish
cr, y BIr. Harry Pollack, Mr. Harry
Rappaport and Mr. Leon Kolbe.
Captain John H. Schmidt, son of
Mr. and BIrs. Charles Melimldt, ot
220 Blorris street, bos recently arrived
from overseas and has received his hon
orable discharge from tho army. Cap
tain Schmidt eave two years' service
with the Intelligence Bureau and with
the Third Army Corps..
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. J. Blortimer, of Sixteenth and
Pnnlar streets, has been snendlnz the
last two weeks in Reading, visiting
friends,
Sliss Charlotte F. Fcustmdn. of A22
Spring street, has oeen visiting her
undo and aunt, Sir. and Sirs. Isaac
Glmbel, in New York. I
Sliss Helen Atler, of Nor.th Fifteenth
street, will entertain the members of
her card club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mlk TCHnnr Ithnnds. of Plttfthurffh. who
iivvisltipg MJf AthV iar rf few"weeks..
TIOGA
BIrs. Clement A. Alderfer. of 2330
West Tioga street, will entertain ot
luncheon and cards tomorrow at her
home. Her guests will include BIrs.
FraiikBorras, BIrs. Harry Painter,
Sirs. George Lord. Sirs. Benjamin Fos.
ter. Sirs. Walter Doscher, BIrs. Rowley
Pegley. BIrs. Oscar Voekler. Sirs. John
C. Allen, Jr., SIm.. Louis Guckes,
Sirs. Slaurico Jcckhardt, and BIrs,
Harry Spencer.
Sliss Sylvia Knrcher, of 4320 North
Fifteenth street, gave a luncheon on
Saturday, followed by a surprise
shower for Bliss Gertrude Lauber.
daughter of BIr. and BIis. Carl
L'aitber, whose marriage to Sir. J. Nel
son Evoy will take place next month.
The other guests Wbre fellow members
of the Sigma Alnha Pi sororitv. and in
cluded Bliss Virginia Saurer. Bliss
Alma Fitzpatrlek, Bliss Freda Spcrber.
Bliss Helen Lynch, Bliss Blnrgaret
Clark, Sirs. Harold Brown, Sirs. Nel
son S. Harris. Sirs. Beninmin Linton.
Sirs, John Mnckin ond Bliss Blary
ijougmm,
BIrs, Franklin Krlbbs will entertnin
nt luncheon and cards tomorrow nt her
home, 1404 West liogn street, Sirs.
unones r.uwarq iiouowell, Blrs. treu
crick T. Jennincs. Bfiss Elizabeth Jen
nlngs, Sirs. Henry Barry, Sirs. Albert
.Miner, jits, .lames xnompsou nnu .urs.
Frank Bortlett.
Sir. and' Sirs. William A. Scholield
have returned from their wedding trip
and nre at homo at 3827 North Park
nvenue. BIrs. Scholield. who wns Si
September bride, wns Bliss Blnrgaret
Blarie "Brlster.
Commissioner of Education to
dress Civic Club
Thomas E. Fincgnn, state commis
sioner of education, will make his
first official address in Philadelphia nt
the civic forum of the Chic and City
clubs November 11. The meeting will
be held nt the City Club in the evening
nnd is otien to nil club members.
This is the first of the series of Civic
Club meetings scheduled for the winter
sensou, which will cover government and
related subjects.
Doctor Finegan will speak on 'Penn
sylvania's Educational Problems."
civ nc his views on the innuiigeinent of
public schools. Following the address,
nn open civic forum will be conducted.
Lauterjung-Erny Wedding
The wedding of Bliss Verna L. Erny.
dauglitei' of Blr. and Sirs, Andrew
Erny. of 512.1 Ninth Blnrvine street,
and Blr. Robert Lauterjuug. of Dun
ennnon nvenue, took plnce on Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the home ot
the bride's parents, with the Rev.
Jerome Guss, rector of the Bluhlenbiirg
Memorial Lulhernn Church, Ninth
Broad street, officiating. The bride's
father gave her iu ninrriage and Bliss
IlenrUttu linchninn was her only at
tendant. Blr. Robert Ernv. the bride's
brother, wns best man. The ceremon
was followed by a icceptiou for the
families. Blr. and Blrs. Lauterjuug left
on a trip and will be at home after
November 1.", at 2(!t)0 Lloyd street,
West Philadelphia.
M
MarketSt nh 10th 11 A M. In 11 .IS P
M15THO Pr"nti lira! Showing or
BERT LYTELL
In AdHlrtntlon nf the Suit VUv
"LOMBARDI, LTD."
Thlnl Week of Tnll (Irnml Oira Ktsttiat.
StatlU-y Orrh"trn ntl Ongan HnlolstH.
Next W.-ck- NA.1MOVA In "THE IlItAT"
NIXON'S
COLONIAL
MANTOWN AVB. Ilil CHEI,Ti;.N Ayti.
,Vk Exclusle cSormantown Show Ins
Douglas Fairbanks
...... t iimtiv T1IT tt'IMf1i'C"
E
. ..in c mrTV Tin: aui:ii caa
addiju HUiirmsn .musical hcatuiiu
YARDLEY
At the fall meeting of the Bucks
county librarians, held here on Tues
day, Bliss Blnrgaret Ely represented
New Hope; Bliss Blary E. Watson,
Knllsington ; Bliss Edith Satterthwaite,
I.aughorne ; BIrs. Edgar T. Snjder,
Blorrisville. and Bliss Dorothy Wight
nan, Ynrdley. Talks were given by
Bliss Florence Ridpnth. of Abington Li
brary, Jenkintown ; Bliss Sue E. Hil
son, children's librarian of the Tren
ton Public Library, and Bliss Rock
well, orgnnizer from the state library
at Horrlsburg. There was a box lunch
eon, with coffee nnd cakes, served by
BIrs. T. Sidney Cfldwaljfider.
Board of Ministerial Relief at In
diana Institution
Members of the Hoard of Blinisterinl
Relief anil Siistentntion of the Presby
terian I n ri i cu in tins city arc visiting
tne Miiornton Home at .Newnurg, Iml.
They will remain then for three dn.vs.
and at the end of their visit will visit
the Sjnnil of .Missouri, nt St. Louis,
v inch lieglns 'iimrsiiny.
Among the members of the Philndel
phia party nre Dr. George F. Green,
president; Oimonil Ramhii, vice presi
dent; Dr. Ifiioert Hunter, associate sec
retary, and Dr. Charles L. Candee,
chniiinnn of the home committee.
The Thornton Home is the largest
of the four homes maintained by the
board. The visit is for the purpose of
iinestigatiiig conditions there nnd to
consult concerning the acquisition of
additional thud.
EDMONDS SPEAKS TONIGHT
Will Tell of Experiences In France at
Llbrerry Hall, Vernon Park
Fianklin Spencer Edmonds will be
the piincipal spenker this evening in
l.lbruiy Hull, Vernon Purl;, German -town
nenue above Chelten ncnue, at
the meeting of the auxiliary commit
tee of the Germantown nnd Chestnut
Hill Improvement Association.
BIr. Edmonds, who has just returned
fi (tin abroad, where he diil splendid
wmk nmong the soldiers along lines
of rccrcntion, will take for his topic,
'I'perieiies hi Prance,"
P A L A C
I- 1214 MAI1KET STIIUET
11:45 A M. In 11 -4. 1. SI.
All This Wrpk Klrot StiowInK
"THE TEETH of THE TIGER"
AX AHSENE I.UPIN STOIIV
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT KT. I1KLOW K.TH
Id A. M. is, 2. :i-4n. r,:4r., , n., ..iu i- .i
JACK. PICKFORD
in rmsT showing or
"BURGLAR BY PROXY
A rtEAI, FAHCD COMEDY
VICTORIA
MARKET HTOEET AIIOVE 0T1I
0 A M. to 11 .1.'. P M
WILLIAM KOX Prewntn 1'lrnt Khoulns of
iIirlP'n'QQ" From th
VnA,rvIi,r- rinrlngriay
STANLEY DIIIECTION
PAPIT0L
724 MAItKET STREET "
D. W. Griffith's "Broken Blossoms"
TlirnsDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY
UOllEUT WARWICK In "MIZZOURA"
1' 4
ii
Mais, Wed. 4 Rat. at 2 !15, SI
Srason's RlKKtat Muilcal
Comedy Hit j
E A N
In
CECIL
LOOK WHO'S
HERE
with CLEO
MAYFIELD
111(1 HUHl-UIHE
HEAVTY CHOW U R
FORREST N,a,g?,;iBrt.
T 0 N I G h' T" :
Mr. Herbert Will Personally
Conduct the Augmented Orchestra
THE tlEO. W LEDEREIl PRODUCTION OF I
VICTOR HERBERT'S
Orcatent Musical Comply Success
ANGEL FACE
Trcnifniloun Company ot "Youth and Beauty!
BROAD LAST6EVGS.
MATS. WED. A SAT.
HOWARD HULL Presents
MAROAnET
A N G L I N
In Her Ur?atKt Vl&y
THE WOMAN OF BRONZE,
MAT. TODAYS, LAST Tg
WALTER HAMPDEN
IN
GREAT NORTHERN
J IlHOD f. k ' ERIE AVE
Aft,,. D. W. Griffith's "TBfT7oN
"Broken Blossoms"
at 2:.in, (l'tr.. s::io and in r m
T-iT'r'XT'T MARKET ST 71eln 1TTII
K H ( lH I MAROrERITE CLARK"
1LjVJJ-i1 1 1 "l.t'CK IN PXWN"
Added CRAU1 Ki:.NS,EDYniUAL
Jt?TT s?t,TOT9 MARKET STRFET
MM fMSrRlr5 ATJINIPER
ft " (wS9yQl!9 n a m to hi, m
VVff JrHBfflf CONTINUOUS
vyji i&MM VAUDEVILLE
"PHOTO-PLAYMATES"
CLARK S HAWAIIAN'S , OTHERS
BROADWAY ""' np 0
"HEIR FOR A NIGHT"
Douglas Fairbanks lSs-
PROSS kTFY1 market st nei. r,nth
wIWOO ncij i 1 1 v : an 7 . II
"HELLO JUDGE!" MLR"C0V1I:DV
NORRISTOWN
Mr. and Sirs. Josenh Ilambn ant! Mr
and Mrs. Warren L. Irish have gone to
.iianuc uuy ior a weeK s htay.
A jack o'lantcrn party will be Riven
at the Norris on the evcnlnir of Wed.
ncsday, October .!), by the women of
tne Latnollc Allinuee. Jlrs. Joseph
t'urrcn is president of the local branch
ot tne alliance.
Mrs. Catharine Syke of West Main
street, hns left for 1'ittNburgh, where
sue win spend a inontli with relatives.
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut St. 1214
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. Hernnrd Cohen, of
1041 North Thirty-third street, an
nounce the betrothal of their dnughter.
Miss Anne 15. Cohen, to Mr. Louis N.
Dcvens, of Hartford, Conn.
The Itev. Dr. nnd Mr. Abraham A.
Ncumau have purchased a houuo at 3213
Diamond street, where they will be at
..u..tv u.,v ..wvcuiucr -I.
Miss Florence Hchlplchcr. dauehter
of Mr, and Mrs, Henry Schleicher, of
d,ji vjuuunuia avenue, will ve mar
ried td Mr. Elmer K Kuln. of Hat
field, Pa., on JVednesdny, October 20.
, '- i
V?.t a,. flXo rdHJ a H
i .. f "J.i 'VHSK v . vi . ..
i mhh lmiitniii ii i ot ij
Exquisite Hats fqr Formal
Wear
Hats made of Brocaded Nets and Brocaded Silks, includ
ing gold and silver effects. Perfect in every detail.'
Priced $20.00 to $35.00.
Mostly Everything: in Ribbons at Allen's
Hair antTSaah Ribbons
G'i-Inch Faille Rlbbdrfs moire and plain 85c yard.
The colors are Brown, Copen, Light Blue, Pink,
Dutch Blue, Turquoise, Yellow.
Lingerie Ribbons--No. 1 to. l'j inches wide 68c to
.$4.00 pitfee (10 yards to a piece).
Tinsel Ribbohfr-itMjmri 10 inch Tjnsel Ribbon in won-
r t MBIT i '' i i tnKc, tir tH'.sir, virdj
"HAMLET"
NKXT WHEK-SEATS THURSDAY
The Dramatic Triumph of Yearal
John Ferguson
KntIrA raFt nnd prcvluctlon direct from
Scen Solid Months on nroadwny, N. T.
Pop Wed. Mats No Seat Over fl.SO.
niectlon Day Matinee Tuenday, Nov, 4.
Jl
Philadelphia Retail Grocers'
FOOD FAIR
OCT. 20 to NOV. 1
1ST JIBCJT ARMOnV KI
llroad i Callow hill Sis lNOW vJpen
uoors ujwn uontlnuously Krom 3 to 10 P. M- j,
BETTER BABY CONTEST J
FlAIT " n ..n ,.i Tun. .. nm.?.0 ".'11
IHVBN DAILY by nORDKN'H CONDENSED 'S3
MILK (!0 . ' '43
ADMISSION Wr nnl WAR TAX.
Tartb Paid Tickets illcn FHF.K by Grocer.
E I T H Si
ELIZABETH M. MURRAY
Valerie BERGERE & CO.
"KISS ME"
MILLER & MACK
(. AN AI.L.-STAR FEATURE BIMi!
Wal
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Ii... 1 Thurr
To ?
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Tonltrht. 8:1W2,V to I1J.0.
A. H Wooils Famous Frce Festival
PARLOR, BEDROOM
J DA Till ORIGINAL. NEW
anci Ij- I n york troduction
wcepj. I Business Before Pleasure
riI,L,l.M BLS1NEPS
ACADEMY OK Ml SIC
TONIGHT AT 8:15
VIOLIN RECITAL
E I F E T Z.
Ren Seats. ".To to J2..10 NOW at Heppe'i.
Criiltnilt Si Oppra House. Last Week,
V-neSiniUOl. IVK.at S. Mats.Wed.&Sat.
SHUBERT GAIETIES of 1919
li'.V SilntlUatlne Stars- 125
IIIXJ MO.S , NOV - SEATS THUnS.
SOME TIME"
With FRANK Tl.V.NEY
Sam S. Shubert T?'liLH. J:.
t 2.
"As human and vivid a document as one could wish to
witness, sign and set upon it a seal of approval." Ledger.
"Truly a screen I "Wonderfully in- I "Beautiful, ap-
masterpiece." teresting and stir- pealing, touching,
Bulletin. ring." Inquirer. I dramatic." Press.
"The finest production in the silent drama." Evg. Ledger.
METROPOLITAN
BROAD AND POPLAR STREETS
0PERA
H0USE5
ALJOLSOM,n"SinbacT i
ADELPHl "j;. "4 ;, J- w-rJS:
tfia lb iiui i a. cm,, a, m ,vt
Rachel Crothers Comedy Succesn
Q Fnnf w,,n Henry Hull & Constance
(iur i mo iiuiin n iiicai JuC4s
RIXI. HON. NOV .1 -SEATS TIllTtR.
KACIiEI. CUOTHEH8' COMEDY HIT
"A Little Journey"
1 YRIC EVGS. at 8:1.1. LAST WEEK
The Olrlv MuslcnlKarce Hit'
"Little Blue Devil" ""tlSJ1' '"lilll
HE1 WON . NOV :i- SEATS THL'ItS,
ROLAND WESTS Thriller of Thrillers
The Unknown Purple
NICKERBOCKE
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THEATRE 40TH 4- MARKET
CONTINUOUS Noon Till 11 P. M
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin ,raRnDES,
COMEDY NEWS In Cnnlnnctlnn with
6 heai VAUDEVILLE 6
ACADEMY OK MUSIC -Tues. Hff., Oct 28
iKLW lUltt, ymm VX 'W Vl X"V T
ate LAKKlbUIN,
DAMROSCH COL. SOPItANO SOLOISTM
Cond
ties Seats, 75c to e!.R0. NOW at Hpp,
COLISEUM Marl'el Slreet
Grand Opening Concert Monday
iuv.n- -"111
cantst, I
erlc-an "J,
tL-.ni) llo.Jon Unit Orcan. with RICH-
ARD IIACH. 1'hllsdeipriis'a premier organist
at the console, victor Mermen's "Arq
WICK. In rOI.Il IN THE HII.I.S
m MnWT'C! 4 Emmett J. We'ch Mln-
sirels. Arch ft Ninth 8t.
MATINEE TODAY. 10c lo SOc. I
THIS WEEK PrnriterinrrInrIlnrJfiC-d
Vau. Tin rlan iim ww a
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Follies of Ploasur ,
DAILY 225c; EVGS, AANTD7925c, 50c
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