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IVanqy Wynne Talks of Several Debutante Parties-
Discusses' Various Relatio'nship$--Colonial
Dance Tonight for Miss Logan
rnHERIi will bo two important teas
this afternoon. TJvr-lvn nnd Mary
Pnge, the tuo nttrnetlve fulr-lmlrejj
daughter!! of the Howard Wurts Pages,
will be Introduced by their porentR at a
tea given at their home, 1013 Clinton
trecti from 4 until half nftrr 0 o'clock.
And Susan Groome, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Horry 0. Oroomc, nnd niece
of Mr John 0. firoome, of this city,
will be Introduced lit the Wellington,
jfterc (the and her parents nrc upending
the winter. The Oroomea live in Wor
rentohVa,, you know, hut ramc up
here to introduce Siimm. Their tea will
bo from "J until 7 o'clock.
Susan flroome's own mother is dead,
you know : she was Miss A'nnn Wright,
a Mstcr of' Mr. Charles 11. Wright, -who
married Miss Carrie McMurtrle, and of
Mr. William Townnend Wright, whose
wife was Mlt.Fi Coxo. Ho Daisy Wright
Forbes, William Coxc Wright and Hebe
Wright Dick nro Susan's flrxt cousins.
Mrs. Groome died Avhen But.in was a
Tery little girl rtnd n few years Inter
Mr. Groome married Miss Mary Upton,
of Chestnut Hill, thf present Mrs.
Groome. Of course on the flrobnjc side
of the family Susnn'H firft cousins are
Agnes Dixon, Martha Thompson, of
New York, and .Tack Groome, who mar
ried Gladys Teaeue. of Auiustn.
The Groomes have visited here a goodj
.ittui. u mjNau kiipw u niininpr nr ,nn
debutantes before she came up to go
out. Indeed she and Mnrr Erncrtlnfe
Annleton.' who Is also front Wnrren.
ton, are among the buds having the best
times.
DON'T you think the two Pages uro
sweet? They are so dainty and bright
and full of fun. Evelyn vould hnvc
come out last year had there been any
comings-put, bo it is nice for .the two
sisters to be going about together this
year. -
There!s a lot of that this season, isn't
there? The two Wurts girls, Eleanor
Mid Rosamond; the two Glcndinnlngs,
Mary "and Ellen; really the two
Thayers, though Peggy is not supposed
to be making her debut; Marina and
lanny Wlster, daughteis of Owen Win
ter: Juliana and Patty Baker and miy
eral others.
Then the number of cousins is re
markable. Caroline Barclay is a
cousin of the Wisters; Polly Goodmnu
and Mary Ernestine Apiileton are first
coufIiis. Florence Kane and Florence
Griffiths arc cousins ; the Pages, Wurts,
Rhoda Brooke Wisters, Caroline Bar
clay and Celestine Warder nro all mixed
up in some kinds of cousinship, and
Margaret Thajcr Graham Is a relative
of Peggy and Polly Thavcr.
TALKING of relationships mado mc
i .. . : : ..
think of Elizabeth Bartow and Mrs.
Heatley Dulles, who is her aunt or
cousin, I don't remember which; but I
do want to tell you this. I have heard
several people say they woudcred why
they were not asked to the party at the
Lilacs last week for Elizabeth. It was
iot a big party, onlv twelve men and
(jirls, and not the dinner-dance which
wbr spoken of in the beginning of the
Btason. No largo affairs have been
riven nor will be for Elizabeth until
after the first of the year.
"DESIDES the two teas thcie will be
U the Colonial costume dance at the
Samuel Price Wetherills'a house given
by the Yorke Stevensons for Deborah
Logan this evening. All the lads and
nssies arc to go in Colonial dress nnd
they will dance a Sir Roger de Covcrley
and there'll be wonderful deeorntionn
'n everything, and it will be very
pretty, I think.
The Pages wjll give n dinner for
Evelyn und Mary after the tea and the
guests will go to the Stevcusnn dance,
and Mrs. Ralph Dcrr, of 1000 Spruce
Sheet, will give a dinner in honor of
her niece, Roxaleue Dickinson, before
the dance.
THERE was an interesting meeting
at the Art Alliance yesterday after
noon when Mrs. Mary Elliott Hobbs. of
Kelmsett, England, spoke on "The Po
sition of Women in Agricultural and
Horticultural Development." The wom
en of the Garden Club nnd the Society
of Little Gardens took an active inter
est. Mrs. Charles Davis Clnrk was
pouring tea. I saw MYs. Howard
Jjewis and Sirs. Andrew Crawford,
'whose huBband has been so prominent
in civic reform lately.
Mrs. Joseph Wninright kept . Mrs.
Hobhs on the jump with the questions
she asked her as to child labor reform
after the lecture was oer. Mrs. Hobbs
is a very pleasant-looking dark-haired
woman and spoke with a good deal of
humor.
' A S THE colder weather is advancing
X it has become neccssarV for jur
friend Ellen to don warmer things, and
so she appeared in a full suit of warm
undergarments, one day last week, re-
II H Materials of oVery new and desired I III jW Hi Models tat notably portray ... fJ
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marking as she. came in to show them to
Mother and Daddy. "I feels, a'l newl"
NA'NCT WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Madnrne Glemrneenu' Jucquemttire,
daughter of Monsieur Georges Clemen
ceau, premier of France, arrived In this
country today and will come to thlrt city,
tomorrow. Mrs. Edward T. Stotes
bury will give a joint luncheon for
Madame .Tucuuemalrc and' Lord And
Indy Swaythllng tomorrow, and at 4
o'clock will give a tea for Madame
Jacciuemairc; 'I
Mrs. Charles M. Lea, of Devon, will
entertain at luncheon on Saturday for
Madame .Taequemnirc, and that evening
Colonel John H. Muckie and Mrs.
Muckle. of 2023 Walnut street, will
giye a dinner in her honor.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris W. Stroud, Jr.. will bo chris
tened in St. Mary's Church, Radnor
on Sufhjay afternoon, nt H o'clock, bj
Dr. George W. Lamb, rector of th
church. The baby will bo named Cath
erine Eugenia nfter her aunt, Mrs. J
Percy Kcntlng. Mrs. Heatley D. Dulles
nnd Mrs. Stockton Townscnd will hi
the godmothers, nnd the' godfather
will be Mr. Carl R. Kurtz and Mr
William Inncs Forbes, of Villanova
After the christening Mr. and Mrs
Stroud will entertain Informally at ten
at Hollow Tree," their home in Villa
nova.
Miss Peggy Rosengarten, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell G.
I Rosengurten, of 2047 Locust street, will
e me guest oi nonor at u utnner 10
b given at the Bcllevue-StrHtford, on
December 5, by Mr. and Mrs. John
Burnes Townsend, of Montrote, Rad
nor. Miss Rosengarten will make her
debut at a dinner-dance to be given
by her uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lewis Adams Riley, at the Bellevue
Strutford, on Tuesday, November 125.
A the ball which Mr. and Mrs. Rod
man Wnuamaker will give tomorrow
evening in New York, in honor of the
Prince of Wales, the following from this
city will attend ; Mr. ntad Mrs. Norman
MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Glendinnlug, and their debutante
daughters, Miss Mary 1 Glcndinning,
and Mies Ellen Glendinning. Mr, and
Mrs. George Buckley AVnrner and their
debutante daughter, Miss Celestine P.
Warder, and Mias Elizabeth Brockic.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Bnrklic, of
Inver House, Wayne, nrc attending the
horse show in New York.
Mr. -William Townseud Weight, of
St. Davids, is on a gunning trip in
North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Munn. Jr.. of
Radnor, are hunt, with MrW. P.
Stewart on his farm in Unionville,
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Church
man and their family havo returned
from Cuba and have taken a liom.c in
Villanova for the winter.
Mrs. G. Winthrop Coffin has issued
invitations for a dance ul the Merion
Cricket Club on Friday, December 2rt,
from 0 :.'t0 p. ni. until 4 a. in. The
cards of Miss Catherine Coflln and Mr.
G. Winthrop Coffin, Jr., are inclosed.
Miss Ruth Perry, Mias Katherine
Knight nnd Miss Catherine Coffin will
go to Easton on Friday and will nttend
the Lafajette dance on Friday evening
and the Lafayette-Lehigh game on Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Slmerman, of
Woodbury, N. J., announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Anna
M. Simerman, to Mr. Gerard P. Toll
man, of New York, November 21.
ALONG THE READING '
Dr. and Mrs. 0. A. Wulter gave u
dinner-dance last week at their home.
Olenside, Pa. The guests were Mr. aud
Mrs. Wm. Stinson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tsuac
Lau.ber, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Duke,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kreitler, Jr., Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Proek. Mr. aud Mrs.
William Hyndmann, Dr. and Mrs.
Roland Weasels, Mr. and .Mrs. Fritz
Quittner, Dr. and Mrs. Howard Wil
son, Mrs. B. Fox, Mr. Philip Ren
ninger, Mr. Rodney Mills, Dr. L. N.
Cooper and Miss Sydwell. The home
was artistically decorated with chrysan
themums nnd autumn leaves. A Bpeeial
feature of the entertainment was the
dancing of Miss Corbln.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Mnrtln II. Wnlrath,
Jr., have returned from their wedding
trip to New York to their home at 348
Fast flowen avenue. Mrs. Wnlrath
will be remembered as Miss Frances It.
Mngee.
Miss Elmnor Wilkie, of 100 Harvey
street, entertained the members of the
Beta Alpha Beta Sorority, Beta Chap
ter, her home on Saturday after
noon. Among her guests were Miss
Kleanor Knipc, Miss Eleanor Cross,
Miss KlUnbcth rage. Miss Camille
I Thistcr, Miss Mnrjorlc Watson, Miss
EVENING j?tJBEfCl LEDateit-PHlLXBELPHIA TlttmSDAY,
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MRS. AYILLTAM F. B. JOHNSON AND ailSSKVAM. CHADWICK
Bliss Cliadwlck ias maid of honor nt the marrlago of her liter, which
took placo this month. Mrs. Johnson uas Miss Miirion G. Cbadnlck
Frances Morgan, Miss Marian Oily and
Miss Elsie Edwards. ,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A dancing class that hold .its first
meeting on Saturday afternoon and
which will meet on alternate Suturda
afternoons during the winter, nt 1004
Walnut street, includes Miss Ruth
Behrend, Miss Dora Mark1-. Mis.-, Ellz.i
beth Stern. Miss Annette F. Esliner,
Miss Isabelle Heller, Mits Elizabeth H.
Weil, Miss Beatrice Loch, Mins Jean
Loch, Miss Elizabeth Uc.ss, Miss Mar
gurct Loch, Miss Florence Espcn, Miss
Elinor Mayer, Miss Katharine Miller,
Master Martin Meyers, Master Richard
Bowers. Master Alfred Koch. Master
novifi i.viir Mnotor itii'hnrrl ( Jnrliiv
Mnater tVilliam T.noh. MaHter Herbert
Brandeis, Master David Loeb, Master
Philip Frank, Master Morris Hollander,
Master Albert K. Danncnbaum. Master
Bernard Kohn, Master Frank Schwarz.
Master Joseph Nettcr nud Master Ja
cob Ginsberg. Mrs. Augustus A. fish
ner, Mrs. Edwin A. Heller, Mrs. fiu
genc Stern, Mrs. A. Marks und Mrs.
Ludwig Loeb formed the committee in
charge.
Mrs. William Green, nnd her daugh
ter, Miss Helen Adele Green, of 2235
North Thirty-third street arc spending
a few days at the Marlborough -Blenheim,
Atlantic City. The wedding of
Miss Green and Mr. Gfcorgo N. De
Gulre, 6f Washington, will take place
November 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brcnnan, 2033
North Twenty-eighth street, announce
the engagement of their daughters. Miss
Lou D. Brennnn, to Mr. Frank Crow -ley,
of this city, and Miss Betty C.
Brennan to Forrest W. Bell also of
this city.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
A dinner In honor of Miss Matilda
Terr, of New York, was given last
Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. B.
Wcisbcrg at their home, t"il5 Spruce
street. Miss Terr is the niece of Mr.
and Mrs, Weinberg. Among thoe pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. D. Shilafsky,
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. JAns. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Stock, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Freiheiter, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Freed, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O ruber. Mr. Samuel
Weisberg and Mr. Alexander Weisberg.
Miss Terr has returned to New York,
after a stay of three weeks in this city.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The wedding of Miss Betty Blunden,
of Milburne. nnd Mr. Francis M. Cun
ningham will take place at Our Lady
of the Rosary Church, Sixty-third and
ATTENDANT
Callowhill streets, ori November 20 nt
10 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Constant, of Fifty-second
street and Lnrchwood avenue, is
spending a week in Rochester) N. Y.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. J. Carpenter, of Arrotl Mreet
und Castor uvenuc, will give a lunch
eon followed by cards tomorrow after
noun at her huuic in honor of Mihs
Agnes Chlldcrs, of Chicago, who is
visiting her for several weeks.
At the last meeting of tho Frank
ford branch of the Needlework Guild of
America the following ladies were
elected : President. Mrs. Clement B.
Webster ; first vice president, Mra
I Thomas Moore; second vice president,
I Mrs. AYnlkcr Brinton : third mcc nrcsi-
' debt. Jlrs. 1'aul Blatenbergcr ; fourth
vice president. Mrs. William Arrison ;
secretary, Miss Dorothy Taylor; treas
urer. Mrs. Edwin Rowdand.
Mks Dorothy Hurshler, of Frankford
avenue, is visiting relatives in New
York for the week.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss 'Violet C. Robinson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clilton Robinson, 1541
Dyre street, to Mr. Harold T. Holme.
NORRISTOWN
Tho annual meeting of the General
District, Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be held in the Haws Ave
nue Church today. The Rev. T. II.
Evans is rector of the church. The
conference secretary is Mrs. II. H.
Kenytt and tho dlstxict secretary Mrs.
Wilbur M. Vausant. Tho participants
in the conference will include Miss
Clara Bell Smith, of Chin Klang, China ;
Mrs. C. II. Lawrence. Mrs. .1. Cl. Bick-
erton, Mrs. fi. J. Bond, Miss Minnie
Thomas, Miss Emma Williams, Mrs. T.
l'. Harris, Airs. (J. ii. reiers, .Mrs. i.
Holbrook und Miss Florence L. Hooper.
A wedding of interest will be that of
Miss Orella E. Mowday, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mowday, of 220
Poplar street, and Mr. D. Clarence
Weikcl, also of Norristown. Tho cere
mony will be solemnized at 12 o'clock
noon in the Trinity Lutheran Church,
on November 20.
TIOGA
Miss Millie Thomas, of 2101 West
Tioga btrcet, and Mrs. Frederick
Myers, qf 2020 West Tioga street, will
give n tea on Saturday ufternoon from
2:30 to 5 o'clock at the home ofvthe
latter, in aid of the work of the A. W.
T. Society of the Temple Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Joseph Roberts, of North Wales
Pa., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Jesse O. DecU, of 1300 Wyoming avenue.
MISS BUTLER.WEDS .
MR. WOOD TODAY
ctor Upjohn to Perform Coro
Yiony at St. LUke's Church,
Cormantown
The wedding of Miss Marlon Butler.
lighter nt Mrs. Edgar II. Butler, of
'hestnut Hill, nnd Mr. Edward Fitz
'tnndolrjh Wood will take place this af
"rhoon in St. Lukii's Protestant Epls
opiil Church. Gcrmantown. Dr. Sam
"1 t'niohn will perform the ceremony.
llss Butler will wear n white satin
'Iress, nnd will carry sweet pfas. She
"vlll be unattended, and will be given In
unrringc by her Uncle, Mr. Edward S.
W. Fnrnuni. Mr. George II. Foulke
will act as best man, and the ushers
vlll be Mr. Charles S. Wood, Mr. It.
Francis Wood. Jr., Sir. Robert L.
Wood, Mr. Emleu Wood, brothers of
'he bridegroom ; Mr. II. Brnnnau Renth,
2d. Mr. Maakeil Ewlng, Jr., Mr. Rus
sell Wolfe, of New York, and Mr. Snm
uel Shohcr. Jr. There will be a small
reception at the home of the bride after
'he wedding
Ttt-ATir nnt? "
The wedding of Miss Florence Orr, I
'aughter of Mr. and Mrs. William '
Charles Orr. of 10 East Nlnetv-secnnd I
trcet. New York, nnd Mr. Alfred Ran
will Hentli, of New Ydrk, sou of Dr.
Hid Mrs. Alfred II. Heath, of Boston,
ill take place nt 4 o'clock today in tho
nhurch of St. Ignatius Loyola, Eightv
fourtii street and Park avenue, nnd
Monsignor Edw ards will officiate. Miss
Tpfinncttc Orr. n sister of the bride, will
So her only attendant. Mr. Lawrence
Renth will b$ h(s brother's; best man,
ind the ushers will 6c Mr. Kearslcy
Mitchell Hnnison, Mr. Sherwood Orr
and Mr. William C. Orr. brothers of
Hie bride ; Mr. Otis Wallace. Mr. A. F.
C Fisko and Mr. Charles Snyder. A
reception will follow the ceremony tit
'he homo of the bride's parents.
ZORN ORAIIAM
Miss Martha Graham, of D10 South
( nnnstnirit street. waB nuictlv married
I to Mr. Irvin J. Corn, of 331 Marion
luvonuc, last evening at the Wnyland
I Memorial Baptist Church, Fifty-second
btrect and Uaiumore avenue.
Doctor Bulson porformca tlio cere
mony after which there waB a small re (
ception.
The bride was attired in a dark blue
traveling suit and carried white Bride I
roses. Miss Maud A. urnnam, ner
sister, was mnid of honor.
I Mr. Herbert Zorn acted ns best man
fnr hla brother
Afier a. two weeks' wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Zorn will be ut home
nfter January 1, at 010 South Cones
toga street.
MANAYUNK
The annual dramatic entertainment
of tho Alumnae Association of St.
John's School will take pluce on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings, Novem
ber 20 nnd 27, in St. John's Hall, and
this year will take the form of a musical
review. The review, which iucludcs
many musical and dancing features, Is
directed by Air. Walter Wroe, and
the cast inclufles Miss Marian Lehman,
Mibs Marie McCormick, Miss Anna
Herbert, Miss Margaret Wall, Miss
Winifred Murphy, Miss Annie McArdlo,
Miss Mary O'Brien, Miss Helen Galla
gher, Mr. Joseph Foley, Mr. William
Ryan. Mr. William AVall, Mr. James
Travis, Mr. Eugene Doyle and Miss
Bessie Fleming. There nre lifty mem
bers of the association In the well
trained chorus. Tho patronesses in
clude Mrs.. John Mcllvulne, Mrs. Jo
seph B. Lehman, Mrs. John Herbert,
BONW1T TELLER C CO.
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CHESTNUT AT 13tm STREET
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Waists & Blouses
4
(First-Floor)
GEORGETTE BLOUSES in flesh or white, i
round, square neck and frill effects. Value v Q,y(J
8.75.
HAND-MADE BLOUSES
hand-ntcitle and lace trimmed.
Special.
GEORGE1TE BLOUSES
bisque, trimmed with Vul.
bisque and suit shades,
ered and filet lace trimmed. Value 15.00.
GEORGETTE FRILL BLOUSES in white or
flesh, trimmed in filet or Val. lace. Value
. 15.00 and 17.50.
GEORGETTE BLOUSES in white, flesh .or
bisque, filet lace vestec and tucked rolling,
collar edged with filet lace. Value 19.50.
Sweaters & Hosiery
" ' (First Floor)
WOOL SWEATERS fancy weave, tuxedo
model with sash. Black, white and colors.
(Formerly 9.75).
PURE' SILK SWEATERS Tuxedo model,
with vest effect and- cord sash, also plain
tuxedo with sash. (Formerly to 45.00)..
SILK HOSIERY extra fine quality, with
double heel, 'toe and garter hem. Value.
2.50 and 2.95.
WOOLEN RIBBED HOSE reinforced heel
and toe. In 'black, white, brown, navy,
heather and oxford. Value 3.50.
GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS reinforced.
Flesh or white. Value 2.65.
NOVEMBEK
2D, 1910 T
Mrs. Mlci.'Wall, Mra. Thomas nbwet
Mrs.'Bernard Curran, Mra. Daniel E-,
Ounnlo. Mrs. Wlljlam Fagan. Mrs.
Patrick' Gallagher, Mrs. "John Wall,'
Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. Jameti McCal-
lum, Mrs, Michael Nolan, Mrs. Mar
garct Murpny, Aim, xnomns iiivcriy,
Mrs. James Boyle, Mrs. John A. Dever,
Mrs. William Powers, Mrs. James Wil
son, Mrs. C. J. Lawler, Mrs, Mary Ms
Klnley Makem, Mrs. Raymond B.
Johns, Mrs. Daniel A. Boyle, Mrs.
Joseph A. Stlmmlef and M(s. Bernard
J. Bryt.on. The ntertainment will be
followed by a dance each evening.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
The National Service Commission of
the Presbyterian Church gave a turkey
dinner last evening In the social hall
of the church, folowed by n welcome
home service nnd 'reception in the audi
torium, in honor of the young men of
tho church who have returned from
service in tho United States army und
navy, Mr. James Starfc pr sided and
addresses went made bylhe Rev. Wil
liam B. Cooke und Mr. W. Hnruco
Linton. There was a abort service cou
ilnctetl bv Mr. Walter Maciudc" de
mobilizing tho honor flag which will
be replaced in tho future with a bronze
tablet perpetuutiiig the names of the
honor men, who include Mr. William
Ciillinun. Mr
William J. faltioun, Mr.
1I.U.1 It' rurr,itliru fr Thnnnq A
Coulter, Mr. Ivan Crooks, Mr. Alvln
Dn .'-s, Mr. Elmer Dorscy, Mr. Harold
Fi t' istle. Mr. Rorinad Garrett, Mr.
.Tnhn V. TfHlfttend. Mr. Milton W. Hoi
lingsworth, Mr. Edward R. Jones, Mr.
Thomas O. Jones, Mr. David fi. Law
son, Mr. Jay B, Linton, Mr. Joseph
Russell Markley, Mr. James McKay,
Mr. John II. Miller, Jr., Mr. Arley
Rnv Morrison, Mr. Harry Morrow. Mr.
John Morrow,, Mr. Llnnford Neely, Mr.
Leonard D. Ricgram, Mr. Ashton Ross,
Mr. Russell -C. Rots, Mr. John Hough,
Mr. Carl Stanim, Mr. Sherman C.
Stnrrett, Mr. Alexander Starrett, Jr.,
Mr. Marshall Tryday, Mr. Harold 'Weer
and Mr. AV. Frank Weer. Gold pocket
kulves wcra presented to the honor
guesti us souvenirs. Tho affair was in
charge of Mrs. George Hamilton, chair
man of the commission; Mrs. John 11.
Chldester, Jr., secretary; Mrs. George
Wagucr, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Jones,
Mrs. James McMurtrle. Mrs. Frederick
Bodcm, Mrs. Robert Crooks, Mrs. Benj.
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6.90
8.75
8.75
and
in flesh, white or
lace. Value 1 3.50.
'beaded, embroid- JO.00
12.50
15.00
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, IS Tlieatre and Dress 1 1
Hats J
$25 vp I
J Millinery Importer I
1517 Walnut Street 1
zk rormcny -Mt rramui ki
5.90
l5.00
l.75
j 2.95
l.75
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Markley, Mrs. William Thompson. Mlns.
Anna ruitonf .mim wary ti. uookp,
Mrs. Samuel Morrow, Miss Alice
Craven, MIm Mnrthn Crave'fi, Mrs.
KlUabtith Dobson Altcmus mid Mn.
Richard Norrls. Both the social hall
and the nudltnrlum were decorated with
palms, trhplral plants and chrysnu
themums by Irs. Altcmus and Mra,
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Dear
Femininity:
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women who revol in brido
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THE
BRIDE
SHOP
IF YOU
LOVE FUN ! and
IF YOU BELIEVE
IN SANTA CLAUS
COME
To i ie Verr Minstrel and Vaudeville SfcOTf
tg bo rverf for the benefit oi
The Public Ledger
Santa Claus Club'
AM T1IB
William Penn High School
Alumnae Association
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ACAXlteJIY of MUHIO SAo S1.10 M.BO
A chorus o youth and spirit with all the
precision of u trained ballet but with none
of Ha bored blase.
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LITTLE THEATRE
DLANCEY and 17TII STS.
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Monday, Nov. 24th
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Special Mat. Thanksgiving Day
AN ALL-AMERICAN COMEDY DRAMA
"SUNRISE"
THE PLAY AMERICA NEEDS
A PLAY WITH 1O0O LAUGHS
Written, Staaed and Directed bv
WILLARD MACK
Author of
"Tiger Rose"
BARRY McCORMACK
And u Dlutlncmldied New York Cast.
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"The Beet Play of the Year." Bulletin.
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AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR DRAUA
SENSATIONALLY DIFITIRENT
NEXT WEEK SEATS BELLING
DAVID DELABCO Preaenta
HIE GREAT NEW YORK SUCCESS
"DADDIES"
With the Orlrlnal Lj-ceuum Theatre, New
York. Cast and Production.
M.VT3 THANKSGIVING DAY AND SAT.
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"STRIKES A RESPONSIVE POPULAR
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BAM II, HARRIS Presents
THE
HAUNTED VIOLIN
A New Play by Crane Wilbur.
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Directed by ALBERT N. HOXIE
Who Trained the Immortal Marlnea Who Went to Chataao Thierry Slnfln
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EMINENT SOLOISTS ,
MARIE SUNDEI.1US. the Metropolitan Opera. Star
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The Vatican Choirs,
1 60 Voices Under tho Direction of
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