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TOT GOSSIPABOUT people
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Bishops' Theatre. Party and
Supper Tonight Miss Helen Shclton to Be
Introduced at a Tea
MCRIUL BISHOP will bt guest of
honor nt n Itioatre pnrlj nml sup
per this pveuini:, which her father, Mr.
Jame UNhop, of Torrrsdalc, will give.
The Ulshopi, you know, were orig
anally New YWkers, but mocl hero
about five jeiirs ago. Tlioy took the'
house which had formerly belonged to
Mrs. Walter Mnxsej-, who sold It when
she hnd the "Bakehouse" renovated nml
moved there to live Inert; arc he
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irusta, Natalie, Muriel and Abljruil. The.
elder three are married now. I e.iunot
remember the name of Marv's htiibaud.
but Augusta married David Pigourney
and Nnlnhe Is Mrs. Charlie Choate.
Muriel is u debutante of this enr and
Abigail U still irolnc to school.
Muriel is very good looking nml has
a greut.-deal, of natural rliHrm. She ii
having u vr good time th venr. i ;lr. Uud Mrs. Ilobcrl 1-!. StrJwbudge
Among tlje slrls and men at (lie thru- 'villi entcrlriin at dinner on Friday eve
tre port tonight, which will be chop-I t,lni ut Mtudovv Lodge, their place la
Bishop, will bo JSurn Dolari, Pauline
Bell, Autblnett,to Geyctiiu VUea Gleu
dlnning, Peggy Hosengartea, Mary Ap
pleton; Mary N'orriH, Catherine Coxe,
Gertrude fjonaway, Jeau Bullitt, Bar
clay MoKadden, Bruder Bld.ile. Prank
Chambers, Scott Laudrcth, Ted Mn
deira.,John Whelcn, Jpc Werner, Hoff
man Dolan, Bmlle Gejdin, Sam Wag
ner nnd Hcnuy Gcj'eliu.
HELEN SHELTON will have a large
dancing teu this afternoon, given
by her parelitt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick H. Shelton, nt their home, 'JUS
3outh Tneuty-tifst street, from i until
7 o'clock
Helen is er.v good looking, I thiol;.
She is tull nbd has n weMth ot dark
hair. She has the most utlrnetho dim
ples jou ever tnw. w.hich jut,t dance
every tiniu she smiles. I faw her re
cently on the strett weariuff u very
bmatt bright dark blue suit and u
turncd-up flare-brimmed lint of lerru
.otta, which was wohderfully becoui
in?. THE Ashurst's tea thU afternoon was
most attractive. The whole house
was thrown open, which gave u pleasant
homelike atmosphere to the cutcitaln
ment, and the debutantes wereu particu
larly pretty set. I partieulnrj notifctl
Mary Knight, who wore u most striking
d ve'vet dress. It was dutch necked
with chiffon sleeves, and cut if the new
straight stjle and gathered in with a
loose belt. .Mary looks like n most in-
"'""in uj iuk jivuuii juit-, mm ,,ir.
lerrsuui: Kiri
Celesline Warder Had on the most
becominf7 "ptnl. taffctn evening dress,
the bquare neck was trimmed with silver me prince on nis nuicuvuu iu. .
lace, and she wore silver sllppeis to j At lhc wcddtng ot Miss Edith I. Wil
tnatch She ,s very prett.v, don't "' I so, ,,,,,1 Mr. Uichard Kollins. which
tnu,u' I will take place some time in January,
DO YOU know there is another rum
mage sale for today, tomorrow and
Saturda V Yep, and it's under the
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of
the Jefferson Hospitul, and will be hold
at 21:J South Broad street.
Mrs. Dohson Alteinus is ehairmun of
the committee in charge of the sale, and
the other women iuleicsted are Mrs.
Dave Lewis. Mrs. Francis Dercum,
Mrs. Hobart Hare, Mrs. Howard Davis1,
Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Walter Lcc.
Mra. Alba Jolm-on, Mrs. Winfield
Artcr. Mrs. Charles Qoryell. Mrs. How
ard Graham, Sirs. Frank Kennedv,
Mrs. Simon Gratz, Mrs. Chalmers Da
Costa nud several others.
I SAW Edwinu Bruuer Wethercll
wheeling her baby in the square to
day. She had on a very stylish maroon -colored
suit trimmed with black fur
and u plain, dark blue 'velvet hat. The
baby was the center ot an admiring
group and Edvv'ina wa3 looking the
pleased und proud mother, a role which
was most becoming to her.
SIt3 went over to spend the afternoon
with "Gamma" one day last week
when Mother "simply had to go to New
York for the day to shop" and Mary
had au afternoon out, to "Gamma"
vvas delighted to have her to herself.
Thev played together most of the
afternoon and had a wonderful time ;
in fact, before, the playing was over
and Mother came for wee Jeanie even
"Gamma's" locks were the worse for
wear. They'd had n regular romp.
Thinking to prcpnre for dinner,
"Gamma" started to fix her hair.
Jeanie us a 'matter of fact is only three
ycurs old and so, us otten hnppens,
aome of us grown-ups nre a bit indis
creet in what we say and do before n
kiddie of that gc, thinking tbey aren't
noticing.
Jeanie was sitting on the end of the
couch or getting up nnd running about
most of the time, then for u while she
was silent, and when "Gamma" looked
In her diiectiou she found her gazing
at her with law round eyes, and this
was what she said in a wondering tone:
"Gamma, when will Jeanie bu old
enough to have her hair eo-oo long she
can lay it ou the booreau?"
NANCY WYNNE.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wear, of I
East Graver's lane, Chestnut Hill, willnut lm-
give a reception next Monday, No- Mr. and Mrs. Philip l'ord Nieukirk,
vember 24, in honor of Mrs. Roland of Bivcrton, have announced the en
Morris, wife of the ambassador to .In- gagement of their daughter. Miss Baj
nan, who has lately returned to this Ford Nieukirk, to Mr. Francis E.
country. Mrs. Morris is at present in Fanning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran-
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1220-22-24
Adjoini"? the
Special
Sale
OF
Plain and Fur
Trimmed
Coats &.
Suits
.All from our reeu-
. Jar stock nnd in
cluding nil sizes.
all colon, and all
too most wanted
moaets.
Values
up to $85 at
58
r.
New York, hut will iclurn the end of
the week to be the guest of Mrs. Wear
in Chestnut Hill.
Mr. and Mr. William Halters
Coakmau, of -120 West Price btrcet,
Ciermantowu, will give, o danco on
January ." for their little daughter, Miss
Emily Cookman, nt the Philadelphia
Cricket Club, St. Martins. Mrs. Na-
Chestnut Hill, will ghe u dinner for
'I'fis Emily Looistnun Colore the nance
, .,. ,, ,
, .Mrs, William II. Goodman, of l.elli.
, lcI'rm rlko, Chestnut Hill, will give a
'Hnoer in honor of her grunddaughter,
Miss Mary LriK-Mine Appleton, before
'" "l"" t0 JV,u,-n l,iiAIr- ?nd ? "'
! J ?nry Lee Held lor heir danghtrr.
' .Mnu.Mium.iru 1'ost i.ei.J, on
-ov ember -U. ,
iiri u .vinwr. ur. .uuut-ri i.. nimw-
bridge, Jr., 1ms gone, to Boston to spend
a few tmjs unci will nttcntt tnc liar'
urd-Yalc foottull game on Saturday
Mr. and Mr J. Shipley Dixon, of
Meadow Brook, Villanova, hove issued
'nvitntionNfcfor a dlnuer nt the HiU
Carlton, on TucwLty, December 1KI, in
honor of Miss Plorencc Paul Kane,
the debutante daughter of Mr, und MrH.
John Kent Kan. of Uuduor, before the
danco which Mr. "nil Mrs. Powell
Kvnns are ghing in honor of their
daughter, Miss Anita Merchant Hans.
Mrs. Tbeopbtlus B. Story, COO
Church lune, Oiormantovvn, will give u
dinner nud theiitre party on November
US In honor of Alias Anna Lewis, clebu
tunte daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wil
llam Draper Levi, of Awbir, tier
mautnnn, before the hall to be givon
bj Mr. Oeorge II. Mel'iidden i"
honor of Miss Uebeccu Thomsou. di-bu
tante daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Walter
S. Thornton.
' The Misses Coppcrt, of" Now York,
will be the guests of honor at a dinner
to be given bj Mrs. Archibald G. Thom
son, of Maryland Woods, Ardmorc, on
December 7. The Misses Coppct will
visit Mr. und Mrs. David B. Sharp, nt
Hawthorne Kurros, Berwjn, during
their stay here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Potter, ot tJJS
South Bioud street, will attend the din
ner which Mr. und Mrs. v liltduvv item
of New York, will give ut their home
this eveuiug, in honor of the Prince of
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ter, sou ot air. nun jjra. .iihii.-s ... ,
is a memoir orine pariy niuMii,...u.1b
.Mrs. Henry IS. l'attou, will aei as
mitron of honor. Miss llsou s only
other uttendunt will be her sister, Miss
Dorothy Fell Wilson, who will act as
maid of honor.
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan mid her
daughter, Miss Frunces A. Ssiillivan, of
thi Woods, Baduor, will return trnin '
New York todaj. ,
Mrs. Alexander Brown and Mi't,.
Heurv Earnshaw; of Eryu Mavvr. will
go to New York todaj , to utlcud the
orse xhovv Mrs. Brown will stay with
Mr. and Mra. B. Penn Smith, Jr., and
Airs. Earnsbuw will speud a few dujs
with Miss Sarah Stillmau.
Among the guests ut the dinner which
'Mrs. Joseph P. Briutou, of 202.1 Sprue
btrcet, will give ou Thanksgiving eve
ning, November 27, iu honor of Inn
granddaughters, Mlsu Muriel B. Hodge
and Miss Dorothy F. Hodge, daught rs
of Mr. und Mrs. Carroll Hodge, of Rad
nor, before the Thanksgiving meeting
of the Wurts dancing class, will be
Miss MnisieChauce, Miss Sarah Flunk
lin Duune. Miss Carol Speuser, Mr.
George Ciesoti, Mr. Hebor Morris, Mr.
s.Kr Ti"ir i'ri!i
Air. Hugh Hodge
Joseph 1. Jeanes. Jr,
and Mr. Maskill Brooks
Mrs. J Ogdeu Iloftmun, of Badnor,
vviil cutertaiu at dinner in houor of her
niece, Miss Maisie Chance, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Burton Chance, of Bad
nor, before the second meeting of the
Junior Class at the Merion Cricket
Club.
Mrs. Henry Howard Ellison, Jr . who
has been spending two weeks iu Balti
more, will return to Cremonu, her
home in Villanova.
Mrs. Percy C. Madeira, Jr.. of Sus
quehanna road, Bydnl, will leave
Thursday for Boston, where she will
remain several days. Mrs. .Madeira
will be remembered as Mls.s Margurct
Cary, of Bultiniorc.
Mrs. Bqbcrt Glcndinnlng of the
Squirrel.!, Chestnut Hill, and Mrs.
Henry S. Jtanes, of 2012 Spruce strict,
returned toduy trom a visit to their
sons at St. Paul's School, Concord,
N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bidgeway,
of 02 Eabt Johnson street, German
tovvu, have taken the place formerly
:-.i I.- rin....i ..-,l si-,. v.-
ui.i.un.,-u uj ujnuui unu .inn, j.
Florcns Rivimis, on B 'thlchcm pike aud
New btreet, Chestnut Hill. . sn
Mrs. Harold B. Smith, of Sharon
Hill, h visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Slaughter, ou Highland avenue, Chest
Walnut Street
St. James Hotel
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
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.Airs. lirv-0ltli was imtron of
honor at the nuirrlago of her sister,
Mrs. George Christie Canfleld. Jr.,
on I'rid.'ij, Nocirlter 11
els J. Fanning, of Bryn Mavvr. Mrs.
Nieukirk formally snnounevd the en
gagement at u lunfheou given for Miss
Nieukirk nt the Philadelphia Country
Club.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Miss Bessie Lncey. of Overbrook. is
snendiils the week in Lukovvood as the
guest of Mr. and Mr,. F. L. Hauptnor.
. ,,., ,.,...., nf Mis.. .,,.,, f. ,-nl.
. im
iluSi ot or,t Norl, Twenty -second
streei, and Mr. Frank J. FredeKeu, of
1,1 H Wiugohocking street, took place
last haturna, jvovomDer In, ut tt.
Francis Xavier Church, Twent.v -fourth
and Green streets, nt n uuptul mass.
Hie ltev. Joseph O'Keele olEcinted.
Miss Gertrude t'ostcllo wiis maid of
honor and Mr. Charles J. Collins, n
brother of the bridegroom, was bet
I man Alter un eUendcd wedding trin
through the West. .Mr. nnd Mr ('..!
. tins wilt live in Overbrook.
ALONG THE READING
Mr and Mrs Frederick FitzGeruld,
wiiu closed their ..amp in tho Adiron
docks a few dajs ago, have returned to
Elkins Park, wheie they make their
home duriug the winter.
Mr. und Mrs. Iteerl Hobart Ellis, of
Bungelv, Me., ure spending some timi!
witli Mrs. Ellis's mother, Mrs. William
Nice, Jr , of the Thistle., Spiiug nvc
ui.e, Ogontz.
Mr. and Mts. A. B. Uetwciler, have
returned from u visit ut the Tray
moro Hotel, Atlantic City, to their
home at Oak Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Fortuer, huvo
Closed their house ut .Teuklntonn un.l
urp occupyiug their apartments ut the
uwievue-Stratford for tho winter.
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NO longer can a woman say s,lu- "can't help" excess fat.
stooping hhouldcrb, weak back and flnbby abdominal
muscles. Sho can, if alio will but make the required
efforts. Tin results are bo well worth the small amount
of time required that it is surprising that more women
do not avail themselves of such inexpensive methods of
becurlng that Health. Strength, Grace and Poise of Car
riage so vitally essential and so much admired.
OST ligurcs can he regained by proper systematic
exercise; nothing else will restore long-lost waist
lines, brace the shoulders, strengthen and reduce the
bust, pare down the hips and the large flabby abdomens.
'TTIIEBE are two things of prime importance: (1) the
exercise must be tuUen regularly; (2) it must be
adapted lo the condition and needy of the individual.
Arrange for a Trial Treatment.
No Charge or Obligation Whatever.
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MILLINERY
Sometlilng new and different
every duy so thut milady of
exclusive tustts may be satisfied.
FURS WAISTS
CLOTH TOPCOATS
NOVELTY BAGS
CAMELS HAIR MOTOR SCARFS
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GERMANTOWN
Mr. uud Mrs. George h. EMubrook,
of 020 West Cliveden iivenne. and Mr.
and Mrs. E. BurU Estabrook, of IMS
)Cit uonnson street, hao icturncu
from a trip to New York.
Mlsa Butterworth, of SOU Telhum
road, will entertain at luuchcon at her
home tomorrow in honor of her niece,
Miss Florino Bnttcrwortb, whose, mnr
rioge to Mr. Lewis Craig Dick will
take place on Saturday.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr and Mrs. Arthur I. Baker, of
IO'J.r Locust street, nnd Miss Elizabeth
Baker, of r327 Baltimore avenue, have
returned to their homes after speLding
a tew days nt Atlantic City.
Mrs Josephine Stone, 2221 Park
avenue, returned from Allentowu, where
she has been tho guest of her brother-in-law
nnd sister, Captain and Mrs.
James L. Scbundt. Mrs. Stone was
guest of honor ut u dinner given by Mr.
and Mis. Charles Webb, in honor of
Mrs. Srhaudt'i) birt'ulnv, which was
followed by n thiatre party The gue.sts
included Cuptaiu aud Mrs. Schaiidt,
Sirs. Edna Hoffman, Mra. Stone aud
Mr. and Mrs. Webb.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. I. Bosenbauni. of 12S Pine
street, has returned home after u week's
visit with friends ut New York.
The Jewish Belief is civing a liiueh-
eon to its nids toda ut 12:4."i ut the
1 Bcllnvuo-Stratfoid.
Miss Knthryne Kennedy, of 2oOI
Sprueo street, spent the week-end in
New York.
Miss Marguerite Veronica Towers, of
1711 Bltner street, has returned from
n fortnight's is4t with friends nt At
liiutir City.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Hie wedding of Mi. Ltllie M. Hen
deieon, daughter ut Mr und Mr.-, ltogcr
,S. Henderson, ot ."ill") Yorth Broad
strict, nnd Mr. Hurry B Brchm, of
1750 North Thirteenth street, will take
placo on Wednesday evening, Novem
ber 20, at the homo of the bride's
parents. The bride will be attended
bj Miss Mac Wayne, maid of-honor,
nnd Miss Buth Wayne, flower girl. Mr.
William C. Brchm will be his brother's
best man.
TIOGA
Mis John S. Chubb, .it l."ul We.it
Ontario btrcet, entertained the mem
bers of the aid of the Bethel United
Fvungellcal Church ru Mmidav eve
nine nt her home Her Kllcsts included
Mrs. WilU-m List. Mi- Miirj Butehel-
der, Mrs. Edwin M. eagley, Miss i.rr
Ihn Aeagley. Mrs. rJ liomah Wicker,
Mrs Isaiah Snvder. Mrs. Charles Ope,
Mrs. Edwin H. Ycnglcy. Mii-s Man. 1
Yeiigley, Miss Evclju Ycagle.v. Mls
Malvinu Cope, .Mrs M. B. Muol
mau. Mrs. II. Oherholts', Mrs. John
AlacKrell. Mrs. Harry Gule, Mrs. Har
vey Hndemnu, Mrs. John Ilnldeman.
Mrs. W. Blckei, Miss Carrie Mack and
Mrs. Hirum Longacre.
Miss Edna Marian Lindner, ot S2IW
Noith Park avenue, will spend the
latter part of the month in Wiishlng
ton.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mis Esther Goldfarb. und Miss Anna
Goldfaib, daughteis ot Mr. uud Mrs
Michael Goldfarb, of !!210 Monumeut
Mimic, gave a party last Suuduj eve
ning. Among the guests present were
Miss Anna Lindenbaum, MifS Mary
I.lnctt, MUs Anna Cobcn. Miss Cecil'n
Cohen, Miss Bose Stein, Miss Elizabeth
Bates, Miss Esther Bates, Mis Freda
Brown, Miss Bella Shelnfsky, Miss
Mn.rv Goldfarb, Miss Matildu Cohen
Miu VMui Freedniau. Mr. Isadore Lin-
denbtiuin. Dr Ashtr S. Hudler, Mr. C.
Baron. Mr. B. Braunstoin. Mr. J. Co
hen, Mr M. Boscnberg. Mr. J. Slg
mund. Mr. A. Hollniider. Mr. Oscar
Horwitz, of New York : Mr. Iiuis Coo
ter. Mr. G. Toll, and Mr. M. Auis
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1418 Walnut Street jjj
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MISS SCHELL BRIDE
w.i,.,.,,i""('r January 1, at Broad street and
OF MR. FRUTCHEYli:r,n -
' CRAMER HOSE
l A pretty wedding took nlaco at noon
Pretty Wedding to Take Place
' &
Tonight In Tioga Presby
terian Church
u inteiesting wedding to Uke place
this evening is that of Miss 1'. Helen
Schell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J.
Thompson Schell, of 1S."2 Diamond
street, and Mr. Edgar Frutchey, Jr ,
of :;S5I) North Broad street, which will
bo bolemuized in the Tioga Prtsbjtcriun
Church, Tioga aud Sixteenth streets,
with the Bev. Bobert B. Lllteli oQi
elating. The bride will wear u gowu
of white diichesse satlu ami duchese
ace ller veil ot tulle tiurl rliichessc
lace will extend to the hem of the court
train nnd will be nrrangcd with clus-
tors of orange likinsoms. Her shower
liounuet will be comnoHcI of nrehlds.
sweet ncis nnd Sweetheart rwes Doe.
tor Sebcll will give bis daughter in
marriage. Miss Lillian Homer will be
maid ot honor and the matron of honor
will be Mrs Augustus Aberlc. They
will wear satin gowns, that of the tor".
mer being a deep orchid in shade und
Mrs. Abcrle's blue orchid; and will
carry arm bouquets of pink thr.vsan
theintims. The bridesmaids, Miss Kath
arine Schell, sister of tho bride; Miss
Emily Engler, Miss Elizabeth Castor
and Miss Katharine Mulon. will wear
orchid pink sultn gowns nnd wtll earrj
.unnnm rompiinour mas wiiu cnr.vh- , (iermautown, which tools place in .cw
uuthemums of orchid tiuts. AH thciYoik on November 1.", was that of
atteudimts will wear hntn of brown m.i- Miss Florinc Fnderhill, daughter nf
line fiuihhid with u touch of silver. Mrs John T. Underhill, ot lo2d street
Mr. Frutchey will have tor bin best and Broadway, and Mr Thomas Net
man Mr. Horace Brining, and his usli-mui Baton, tormerl ot Germnutown.
ero will include Mr. F. G. Vernn , Mr. i The bride wiis ntlendid b.v Mrs. S.
James 1". Schell, the brides brother , Selder as lnutron of honor aud Mr
Mr. Meade Burr, Dr. Dennis H. Sui-lBaron had Mr Fted J Slirppnnl tor
merriau Mr. George I. Mortis, Mr iheslmnti The ushers im luded Mi S.
Harold Murdnck nud Mr. Frank II. n
nnu. the ceremony will tie lnllowed
by a retention at tho Riltcnhou.ie.
Twenty-second aud Chestnut streets.
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BONWIT TELLER , CO.
JndiVidtlat ' Jfnqeric JKop
THIRTEENTH AND SANSOM STS.
QQJm?to!Mce Jkeir
was JePl .QJs
SPECIAL FOR
LINGERIE &
Marked
ENVELOPE CHEMISESof crepe de chine,
'hemstitched and trimmed with georgette
bands, ribbon shoulder slraps. (Formerly
3.95.)
NIGHTGOWNS hand-made Philippine, of
1UMJ UUlliC, tldJiA UlllU,VIUl.iUi , lS,,!ll.)jr r -, f J J
3.95 and 4.95.)
CHEMISES regular and envelope, luind
nidde Philippine of sheer batiste, attractive
ly embroidered. (Formerly 3.95 and 4.95.)
PETTICOATS of crepe de chine, tub silk
and satin. A limited number of lace-trimmed
models in the lot.
PETTICOATS of taffeta and satin, durk
shades. Plain and changeable effects.
(Formerly to 5.95.)
NIGHTGOWNS -French hand made, of sheer
batiste, exquisitely embroidered and lace
trimmed. (Formerly 7.95 to 10.75.)
PETTICOATS shadow-proof, of satin.
Straight model, hemstitched hem, in flesh
or white. (Formerly 7.95.)
HOUSE COATS of taffeta, deep panel pock
ets trimmed with taffeta quilting and French
flowers. (Formerly 18.50.)
NEGLIGEES of crepe meteor, chiffon and ( ij fjr
crepe de chine. (Formerly to 24.50.) ( l"iD
NEGLIGEES of satin, georgette crepe and ) or fin
novelty chiffon. (Formerly to 59.00) ( 0,UU
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162 1 Chestnut Street
NOVEMBER 19,
Mr. Frutrhcy and bis bride, will leave
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Mil UU llU'UUI.11 .11)' tllMJ lll UU Ilk IlllIHC
U?day 't,th,? hom,p.,?, llr-, an(1 ,Mrf-
Harry M. Rose, 1520 Master street.
when their dauchtcr. Miss Mnrian Lou
Ise Rose, wus married to Mr. Arthur
A. Crntner, of New York. Tho cere-
' mony was performed by the Bev Jo-
tejih Krauekopf, D. D., of the Kene-
, ml li Tarnnl TAtnlu rTA TCI1 frtlfj-vit Ail
, j,v breakfast. The bride wore her
traveling suit of dnrk brown with u hut
to match. She was given in marriage
bv her fnther und was attended by her
sister, Mrs. A. Bobert Levj, who wore
n brown afternoon frock of soft rrcpe
with a nrown nut.
Mr. William Dutchman, of New
York, was the best mau Mr. aud
Mrs. Cramer, unon their return from
their trip, will live in New York.
HILLABD McCFUDY
The wedding ot Miss Annabel
'McCurdv. daughter of Mr and Mr-,
I John Mr-Curdy, ot 222 est Huln.
, street, unit .Mr. v loya .i. in iiiru, son
of Mr. und Mrs. Jnmis Hllliird. of
S7S0 North Seventeenth street, took
nluee ut the home of Dr. William Por
er Lee, rector of the Westvide Pre-by-teriuu
Church, on TucmIui, morning.
November IS, nt 10:30 o'clmk.
Miss Mar McCurdy attended lier
tMer as bridesmaid mid Mr Bichard
Bergman was Mr. Hillard'H best mau.
Mr. und Mrs. Hiltard arc on an au
tomobile trip to Niagaru Falls uu I
through the New England ttatcs.
BA RON L'NDERHILL
A ucrlnMne of interest to nersoriH in
C. Selder. Mr J 'V. Umttroug, Air,
Hurry Seldtr and Mr Gruieirld Sully.
'J tin Uiv. vv l. l'liiennnuoi u. u.,
LL. D., pertormed the fcrcniony uud
THURSDAY
NEGLIGEES
Rerluct ivus .
2.S0
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2.8S
3.95
4.25
4.75
5.95
11.75
Have your hair mado beautiful, waN'y
and flult'y with our permanent wave.
Stays in for months, and is not affected
by dampness, Bca air and washing. No
fuss or bother in any weather.
W Jo no! ndertak to team to hair twftn
(tio most oaCiaaclon rtoultj art tutsibti.
Philadelphia, Pa.
1910
Mr Daniel Stilly gave his nlcco In
marriage.
KAUFMAN Fl NAN'
An interesting wedding will fake
place, this afternoon nt d o'clock when
Miss Frances O. Finan, daughter of
oir. unu .urn, vYiuinm 1'luau, of Mil
South Twcuty-thlrd frtrcet, will becomo
tho bride of Mr. August Kaufman. The
ceremony will tnko place at tho Chutcb
of St. Edmund's, Twenty-third and
Mifflin streets.
Mls Clara Miller will bo maid of
honor, und Mr. Herman Miller will
be tho best man.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Kaiifmiin will go to Atlantic City for
their wedding trip, after which thev will
return to thtilr home on Twenty-third
street.
ODENATHLANAGAN
A prettj homo wedding took place nt
00 h Ellsworth street ut ij o'clock
vesterday evening, when Miss Condia
M. 1 lunaguu was given in marriage by
her father to Mr. Louis C. Odenath, of
filllo Catharine street tcception fol
'owed Immediately after the ctremonj ,
which was performed by Doctor Osgood,
Fifty-first and Spruce strrets.
me nricie was gowned in white crepe
meteor trimmed with duchess lace nnd
carried wblto rosea und orchids A sis
ter of tho bride. Miss Helen 1'lanugan,
was her only attendant. She wore a
dues of pink georgette and carried pink
rosebuds.
Mr. Harry Odenath, brother of tho
bridegroom, uctcd aa best man.
After a two weeks' wedding trip. .Mr.
und Mrs. Odenath will live in this city.
NORRI8TOWN
Miss Bertha L. Friedcborn. daughter
of Mr. und Mrs. Gustavies A. Fricdc
horu will bo mnrried to Mr. Norris C.
''ean. of Fnirvlevv, on Wednesday, No
vember 20, at noon. The marriage will
be tolemniied in the Trinity Lutheran
Church. The Rev. Aden B. Macln-o.-h
will ofliriatc nt the ceremony.
riltUArjT.r I'll V & mflLJIOSTTIlEATnUS
FORREST MAtrtODAY
positively" at81'
T AQT 4 NIGHTS
L.101 2 MATINEES
VICTOK HERBERTS
firntfot Mtmlcnl Coinrdy Uucceoj
JANGEL FACE
I Kcit HV'i, fts Now lints Ttiuni & Sat
imncs I'liciuiu-H Nuulc.il Coni"dv btara
ANDERSON L-AWTHORN
in THE CANARY 11'' '? ' '"
and Maurto XEburu
i BROAD LAST 4 EVGS. ,
Pop. Mat. Today Nocn.t $1.50
IjIh Tndai- .- Zit itm,4 ,. 1
ino net riay of tho Yrar " BullrUn.
M-w vonii ihcatiu; olild
Tritcnib
0HN FERGUSON
AMERICA'S MOST POPrLAlt CIlAMA
SENSATION LLT DtfTUnnNT
NDXTWUBK SI3ATS S11LUNO
DAVID 1IBLASCO I'roaonts
Tllr. Ulll.Ar M.VV ORK S CCBP3
"DADDIES"
Wlih the Orifflnal oeuura Thaitrr, Nov?
1 orii. Cast and Protfui tlon.
MATS TlUNkSi'lVINn DAY AND SAT
GARRICK MAT. TODAY
LAST ;Vi.S
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"HOltLI - North Amorli jn
I sajj it. iiAimiH rnsinta
I THE
HAUNTED VIOLIN
A NfT riuv by Crane Wilbur.
NEXT VV Ci:K -oUATS bCLMNll
arJi- COHAN'S onuAT rnAnACTcn
at. vvnruiu coMiioy
A Prince There Was
t;ii. r.UANrr MiTrun i '
nVVAirM '.',-.-..
HXinA MAI THANKSOIVINO DAT
METR0P0LITAN0PLRA HOUSE
Wed. Evg., Dec 10
FIRST APPEARANCE
CINCINNATI
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Eugene YSAYE S
Sjlo Begins Today at No. J103 Chestnut
PltlCCS T5c TO Si 00
JtErrHOPOIATAN OPERA HOL'SH
TONIGHT AT 8:15
llio Elan ainstr of lluanluu ToU.- Stfnc
NINA
TARAS0VA
SaU, 110S Chestnut and Opera, llouje,
50eto?l).
SAMS.SHUBERTJ
N Y winter Gardon'H Supremo Achievement
"Monte Crhto, Jr." J&&$Ue,
Chestnut St. oprFlaw!
"SOME TIME"
V.tth ITtANK TINNr.Y
I YR1C TONIQUT AT 8:10
i-iru Mat0 WM
r.oLAND mars Thrinor of Tunneni
"THE UNKNOWN PURPLE"
ADELPHI TONiquT at sub.
1 Ej A D ClIAHt)TTF! WAI.KEK
-' H ETtNEbT LAWrOUD
PFOPI FS Kcn- AR- a'"1 Cumberland.
rtWLLJ Ladle- Mat Kvery Day
THE BURLESQUE REVIEW
with Ifarry K Morton and Zella Ttuawll.
DllMONT'S tnjmett J. Welch Mln
UWWJW I J Mre,a An,h & NlnU Bu
MATINEE TODAV 1CIC to DOa
Lost Week Ue-rtloti to KINO.
QUEEN AICD CltOWN Tr.IXCE
i ORPHEUM x'k? 5S-JK;
"nnsMOND THE j 3TH CHAIR
NOV. "ALOKQ CAME ItUTllJ
r A OTTV VValnut Ah 8th. MaUToday
CASINO BEN WELCH
and ins bio navuH
O T TT T Sth Above Hare. Mat. Today
tilJUU AVIATOR GIRLS
Trocadcro "' rnnNcim with
1 iuuiuciu Ali MAnTIN 4 HAZEL FORD
SING! SING! SING!
At Uic ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Thursday Evening at 8j15
COME AND SING WITH
MARIE SUNDELIUS. the MetronoHtan Oom Sfa,' .
NICHOLAS DOUTY, the Great Interpreter of Song,'
JOHN K. WITZEMANN, Violinist
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
uirniim vy jiuiu.n.i n. nu.viu. tne ineamparatiie ieaaer or Blnnajr. Vrlio ti:o
Bent the Marines tllNGIKa Into Chateau Thierry. ' "'QT-
A New Idea, A New Impulse to Amerlcaniam EVERr??,T2HSi
. MUSIC LOVER'S COUPON . ,. . '.
CUP TllIB COin"ON-Tal( Jt to rieppe-f. 0. Cheatovrt. BaveK and etl a 3 iUtw ,
at COo. AtosWtbaitro t t', fct Aoaaata',
SIXTY WAR DOCTORS j
ARE DINNER GUESTS.Jl
Homoopathlc Medical Society n
Holds Reunion to Honor
Ex-Servlco Men
Sisly pltyBiclans who served In tio
army or nnvy cltiriug tho world war4"'
wore the gtiesta of honor at a reunion ay
diuner given by the Homeopathic Medi"
ral S'ocii'ty of Philadelphia last nleht ' 5
ut thn Adclphiu Hotel. It was gt-
tended by 100 physicians.
Most of tho sixty who wrro army WV1
navy doctors saw service, abroad nnd r
sonio won decorations for valor or dia
tiDcuiahed services. , r
Dr. Joel T. Iloonc, lieutenant In tho &
navy, now uttached to the surgeon,"
seneral's ofhVc at WashinRton, is Baid''
to have received more decorations than" t
anv other doctor in tbo service.
Dr. Thomas Dovle, ut present rtsl-T
dent physician nt Hahucmnnn, was an-
nther decorated whilo in Kervipp nhrnnd.vi
He vvon the Uritiih Military Cross. -
ur. ttiiDert.i. J'aicn was toaBtmaster,
The speakers wero Dr. George Mc
ICenzie. nrcsldent nf thn Hnmpnn(t,li,
Society j Dr. Herbert h. Nortirop, Dr.
William 15ilvig, who paw Bervice abroad Vt'
nith the Third Hreimcnt. Twentv- --
eighth Division : Dr. llarland Wells and. '"'
fVnne' .lohn Crihbcl, formerly ol th
Governor's staff.
Market St. ah 16th. 11 A. M. lo 11:15 I JX. A
Geraldine Farrar
aupuortctl by LOU TBLLEOBN- In ,.
"FLAME OF THE DESERT'-
Stnln Orfhatra i. Ilcnomiti Organists, .-
PALACR
LAST 4 DAYS
GtorCT Loaoo TucLoio Amadns ThotopUy
alh, i
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11 A M. to II P. It. ,-
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CONTINUOUS
VATTnWTT T IT-
GEMS OF OPERA Voe Mature A
"MAMMrsjUHTHDAY" M"og A?g "
BROADWAY Broaa Snyder Ave. l
The Corner Store ,n"1 t
t i . . . .. Comedy
JLombardi, Ltd. murine '
. Bert La tell
CROSS KEYS MAnKUTbT. u.iow eotfc
Girl in the Air g5 --
F. 1 T H ' S
Wilkic Bard Enjijua'. Greatest
Blu-Bailcy & Cowan-"" .i
"IE ilAOIC OLASSES"
OnACIS NULbON 1
TIM A KITTY O'MPjn art n.,.-... ..
Next week Crand Thanlwplvtnr Fe- "
"-1 .1 (.satci, T'"inltirlvn Day. '
Metropolitan Onera Company, N. T.
Nov. 25 1 III but). Mm. Mar.
Opening L I I LA tlnelll. Manellt
rertormance III L I (debut). Mar- ,,.
-, , . t!no (debut), . 7
Grand Opera Ananlan Cond.,Moranzonl, J.
f-eate 110S Chestnut f,t Prl Jl TO. IS.Ofl.
ta to 4 OO 00 Walnut 42t HaeiVrti n
FRIDAY ,S SATYSJJfl
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"BlllOirr. SNAPPY, GRACEFUL CTIOBUS-Li
AND PLENTY OS" PEP." Inquirer" vt-
r,AIF T PITPriJ.
Ballroom Belleyue-StratfOrd kJj
Monday, November 24Ui, 11 A. 1L A
PRICES: 3B0, J3.00. 2 SO, $J 00, plu tUULA$
TleKet. at Herpe-e. 1U9 Che.tnut EtreeT
ACADEMY OP MUSIC Js,
Baturday Evenlnir, Nov. SM, at Btl6. -r
Lecture In English by- gp
tUDAsna Clemcnceau-Jacquemairp
TTtE SOUL OV FJtANCE"
I'nler the AusplceB of the Kreneh War 'M
llellef Committee of the Enjeneney Aid.
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