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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, lDJffl
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JUST GOSSIP'ABOUT PEOPLE !
Vicy Wynne Attends the Opera and Sees Many New
and Gorgeous Gowns She Talks of Debutantes I
and the Oriental Bazaar x
A BRIDE OF LAST WEEK
TtrHLIi, It xxns ome opening Inst
'" night, xn it not? Kcn iIioiikIi
the nrmlstlcr- linil hem drclnrcd before
the opening npern lnt .xenr, most of the
women nppeareil in gowns of the winter
brfnio, but lust night there xxns not an
old gown in thnt gmnd tier. And nil
were so Miiiut!
Sueh brilliant colors nnd so extreme
In stjle. My goodness! You know, Inst
spring exer.xthlng xxu to.be longer nnd
the gowns did nitunllj beiome longer,
but Inst night the frocks xxere liorter
thni ever before!
Velvet predominates; there's no ques
tion about thnt. And brilliant similes
of xelvet-geranium, electric blue, that
queer bright green thnt lins a sort of
cloud oxer it. rose nlnk Olid deep pur
ple were the fiixoreil colors. And there
were n number of brocaded sntln and
brocaded silk frocks, but incept for the
debutantes there, were no chlffou or
tulle gowns. The nmteiinls me costlier
nnd homier tlinn 1 have ever seen them.
Kvery one was interest! d to sec the
Jlaroness de Mnrehienne, the wife of the
Belgian nmbastndor.
The baroness is ccrtninb it good-looking
woman. She wore a wonderful
gown of green nnd silver brocade, a
coronet of diamonds nud a necklace of
dlnmonds and curried a' huge bright
green ostrich feather fan which was
most effective. Mrs. Stotevbuij wns in
Ivory white satin, and wore her emeralil
1 ,i!nu...l nl'ln,.n illnmnml (lot;
collar and coronet of diamonds. Mrs. gjvo n dinner nt the ncllevuc-Striitfonl
Alexander William Hlddle. wlio wns Mr. j on Wcdiicvdnv evening. December M, in
nnd Mrs. Stotcsburj's guest, also wore i)n0r (1f Ml-s Kathleen (..Hitter,
a verv smart gown of block and Mixer I daughter of Mr. A. Howard Hitter, of
brocade. ' Ardmore. before the dance to be given
Sarah niddlo's frock wns of white ' by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxc
ntln and b.illinnt ?ed tulle' was nr- in honor of their daughter. Mini Cnth
rnnired over one side of the bodice to eriue Coxc.
finish nt the hhouldor In a biittcrny bow There will be a tea on Friday nt the
York, l'n., announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Mien Louise
Hpnhr. to Mr. I'hlllp It. Drnuo, of
Mlddleboro. Moss. Mr. Deane. who is
a graduate of Hnverford College, for
merly lived in I'lillndelphln. Is a mem
ber of the Merlon Cricket Club anil the
University Club nnd is now living in
Mndrid, Hnaln. where lie represents n
riillndelphln corporation. Mr. nnd Mrs.
1)1,111,. q. ,,,!,.. .,i,im-intm-il nt luncheon
today In honor of their daughter, who ,
returned Inst oxenlng from n visit to(
Mrs. Frederick W. Schmidt, of Juniper
Hall, Radnor.
Miss l.ucile Carter, daughter of Mrs. i J
(ieorge Hrooks. of Almonbury House, ?
lOmn, will entertain informally ni u n
tier tomorrow cx-enitig In honor of her
guest. Miss ltecky I'ierson, of New
York, nnd Colonel Howard Major, I '
H. A.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M'illinm Kurt Kintik
lilt, of KHf Wood-ide avenue, Ardmme,
announce the cngngemeut of their
dauglite" Miss Sidney Josephine I' runic -lin,
to Mr. I'm ni Is H. Ixohlen, Jr.
Miss llnrbnrn llenton, daughter of
the Hr-v. nml Mrs. Louise V. Hensoti.
of 'J014 l)e 1 .finery street, will be maid
of honor nt the wedding of her sister,
Miss Mnrgarcttn V. C. Itenson, audi
Mr. George T. I'urvcs, Jr., which will
be (ulctl solemnized nt noon on Sat
uiduv, Det ember 0. at the home of her
parents. Miss Nancy Andrews Hcnth
and Miss Alva Sergeant will be bridesmaids.
necklace, diamond dog I M,-, ,id Mrs. Itobert W. Liggett will
nnd at the back of the waistline
Sitsh. It wns most becoming.
Mrs. Arthur K. New bold, Jr., Y1or!a
remarkable creation of cloth of gold, the
skirt draped in tight folds nnd outlined
down each side with dark blue ostrich
feathers. Catherine Coxc, one of the
season's debutantes, was in lier pnrcms
fnlr.iiliil Tl.'inies of Ameilca. Chanter -
at the chapter rooms. 400 Locust street,
f meet Counters dc Licdckcrke, of Brl
gium. Countess dc Liedekerkc is the
guest of Mrs. John Cadwaladcr, Jr., of
III 00 Spruce street.
Mr. and Mrs. Tsiinc II. Clothier, Jr.
f MB !
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NUMEROUS WEDDINGS KM!"' x nt 3!!!Korlb s,xtccuth
ON THANKSGIVING EVE n- wms-lo
of r.SKI Spruce street, and Mr. Lar
Miss Cravon Bride of Mr. Pyle.
I)ii Hols, of 'JT2S 1'arrlMi street. wbU
take place at 4 o'rlotK ims aiiernojin.
. i t. rpremonv will ne periormeu ni uh-
GermantOWn MarrmgG Blum- resbterlnn'Chure1i. corner of l'orty-
. . n ni, 'nnd Mount Vernon streets. A
Gaskill Nuptials . J,, ""ceptlon will follow im.uedlalch
after the ceremony.
An Interesting
this evening is th
Mac Craven, dntigl:
John II. Croven. of lf)17 Xorlh Twelfth Mr. I)u Hols
street, nnd Mr. Alan Maxwell I'yle. of ...- xuritw
l Rennantown. which will be solemnlred DOllSL') MUxA i.M,
UrmW
(f uiswrw
AMi:Y-HArNi:n
The wcddlnir of Miss Madeline llaf-
nerand Mr. Ilobert S. Amey took place,
Tn,1n.. nr.K.,nn nf II n'rtti.nlr TKp I
ccrcmonj wns performed nt the home of ' r!et at. b.N5tri. It A. M. to lists T.M.
ine iiev. nnil .Mrs. rain iounr, ..--Diamond
street. The matron of honor
ups Mrs. J. Wallace Smith, and Mr.
.! xxniiace tstnitli was oei man. a
reception was given nt the home of (he
liruie s patents, .sili .North lwents-
D. W. GRIFFITH
rrmentt Ills Latest Creation
'SCARLET DAYS"
A P MlAStnilNT.AnTrn aitt Turvrimm
Stanley Orchestra nnd Eminent Orranlats.
, , , N'"" iiinT' n, nadof honor, wlie i first street. After a trip to Washington " orche.tra nnd Eminent Orwnlat..
wedding to take place hrde. will net nsmnUlolionor.wn f Mr un(1 Mr , n two l T -r
hat of Miss Virginln Miss Mnc A I A C F
oitovr.n niNOHAM
The wedding of Mr. Noel O. Orovcr
.. m I1...1I. 1 1 Tr I ni it nut li il n.ln l. . Hi, .i iiiii,a.
nt o'clock in lie I'nrk- Avenue Jletlin- . The wedding ol miss nuiiin .' xmur, .- -" "- i"". ' '"',"ut'v ,
.list Kplscopal Church. Park avenue (1f iTilrt Moore stteet. t. Mr William tin At. It nghiun. daughter o Mr. and
nnd Nnrris street, wirti the Hev. Milton inru.x will tnke place in St. Thomas, Ml'. 1- rcd-rlck llinghum . ofJiS South
Harold N'lchols officiating. The bride Aquinas Church. Seventeen h unit Alor- I iwemj-inirii s-ireer. toon place nt tne
will be given It. marriage by her father, h,1 streets, at fi :30 o'clock this evening, bride s home today at noon. 1 he Hev.
Her sister. Miss Marguerite Craxen. A sister of the bride. Miss eronica An J. I er r.x. of Itet ,an I'resb.xterinn
u-lli l, mnl.i nr hnnnr 'im, i Mn.mnl.ls x...t.-nin will Iip brlilcMiiinul. Aftcrthc lliureli, nt Mftj-tlilrd and Spruce
...in i. Mi- , ' , -xii i n,n x.,iim cnuiile xxill lpnxn streets, olliciated. After the wedding.
x 1 1 1 Mi- ,,iis x ivui uaiiiiu x i , ii ii, . ,'iip-, I'prpinmi.x i'11 .r, ....-,
1214 MAMlffc-.T c-rnwrrr
Thla r.ntlro Week Metro rreienta
NAZI MO V A
in "THE BRAT
NOTK RTAHTINfJ TIME-D ii, 11 30 A. M
I 1 10. 3, 4 t: 0 30, 8 10, io r. M.
eorga
IMItli I'yle. Miss Harriet W. Craven. '
I sister of the bride; Mrs. Thomas S. '
1 Crnvcn. Mrs, Willinm V. (.nmber nnd l
Miss ltlanche Simon. The little flower '
girl will be Miss KmiHc H. Craven.
.Mr. I'.xle will have for best man Mr.
nnenmnll V
on it short weuoiiigirii.
OUTFFIN Fr-KMINO
The wedding of Mi's Catherine A
1 leming. of ntlS nsliington nvenue
tlie biidal couple will take an extended
trip to Indinuapolls, Ind., and will
afterxxard make their liome with the
parents of the btide in this citj.
ARCADIA
10 A
CHESTNUT RT tip.tntXT 1ATH
M . 1". -'. 8 15. 6 13. 7:43. 0.30 P.
M.
Bryant Washburn
In First rrcaenUtlon of
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
i xt i..i, l isriflin nf i"t Vnii, xonccri dv beoin Oman st
fJrXI-t.n t' M llm n.l 1,1. ii.L.n 111 In. I " ' ."." ." ...........- . -
elude Mr II ClliTnnl !rln Air Mnnr- I lincui mi'ii. '""x i.ii.n ...,- iuwiiiiiiK ine uiiiin concert ny I linries xi.i a l'AHAMOfNT-AnTcnAFT I'ICTURE
lw IWk M T m,.' s Vrii n i 111 St. ( '.lrtluigc's Church. Sirt.x -second Coutboin. ltelglau org.tnist and guest I Adapted from th. Stan. Play.
Mr rVlxxnrVl 1 nfn, Tti willln.?, v rn'l and Cednr avenue. A wedding soloist of the Wnnnmnker stoic, will .it i 7 7 4
fiamber nnd I Mr He'ihJlri-Uviinn,nV hrenkfnst followed imniedl.ttelv after the take plnie tonight, when a special ' C T O R I A
TherercZnvMl ceremooj . which was performed bx the , Thunksgixing exc program will be gixen. V ....Vu 1,V ,i ., t
cV,Ttio,rCntn hU' . ,,? t rCl " ."..I ! .!' '.. O'NeilK and a lecepHon , Sexera. icpiesf' numbers will L in- "W1 ? V?,rV5."U
iroiu io t xxus ic ij in uir in ii'i iiiMui. ...
Mr. Oeoige Herring
.Mclinde were usliers.
nnd Mr. V
boT She looked v'e y fhar uug In the of I minor, entertained Mr. and Mrs.
' iiMc'st of sea greeu satin frocks. Morris L. Clotliter. and .Mr. nnd Mrs.
sfrah I'cnrose wore a xcry good j Walter Clothier, in their box at the
looking gowu of geranium velvet. Iler opera last night.
hair was arranged rather loxv aud puffed ' yirg 'Willliuii C Allison, and her
out over each cur at the side of tl,c. famify" returned from Hnr Harbor last
knot she wore it jeweled comb. J week, nnd are occupying their home in
ro l.".ll K. l'rien looked xeri smart i ,, ' t n - T.ipntonnnt ltnnnld
in n royal purple velvet gown, and Mil, .x,ni,oii, xvho was w;oundcd while iti.thc
,,,Q ... ,.....,
l'hotu bs J. Mitchell Elliot
MKS. LKWIS CKAIR DICK
.Mrs. Dick was Miss noritie Ituttcrwortlt, of Germantown, Her mar
riage to Sir. Dick took place last Saturday
"AID A," BRILLIANTLY SUNG,
MARKS OPENING OF OPERA
rif rvvrv iipti'ik! ' Miss Elizabeth Fleming, sister of the
;;1C1V, ' ''Tl 1'il'lt,l . , i bride, acted as maid of honor and Miss
ASl "lUncl , V,,1".,B was solemnized .Jennie Fleming, another sister, wns
i nt. frnneis Assibi Church. Lognu bridesmaid. Miss Mary Schnatz, n
and (.reen streets, at 10 o'clock this Mnu (,,(,,, of tlp i,rj,,, ,ls ti-:tiii-mnrning
when Miss I-lorence Madeline hearer nnd her sister. Miss Ccrtrude
i cuts, tmugiiter oi .xir. ami .xirs. 1,0.111s i Schnntz. was ring-bearer. Mr. Wal
,ricrs:i." . ''""tJniniir street, be- , inrp p. Duinln noted as best mnn and
nun,- in,- uriuc ol .xir. i.ugene .losepn
McKlnney. of West Philadelphia. The '
ceremony wns followed by n nuptial
moss, of which the Hev. J. D. evin
XX'IIS Celebrant., Miss Mnriix Vrlxinnnr.
sister of the bridegroom, attended the
bride as mnld of honor, nnd Miss Itose
Peters nnd Miss Anna Peters, the
bride's sisters, were her bridesmaids.
Miss Hetty Peters, a niece, wns the
little flow or girl. Mr. Joseph Thomp
. son attended as best man and the fol
lowing gentlement neteil ns iuha.
Mr. Leo Dawson, Mr. Horace Iteillev,
JJr. Horace Grant nnd Mr. Frank
McKintiey. Mr. Peters gave his daugh
ter in raamnge.
BLUM GASKILL
A pretty wedding will tnko place this
evening in tne Taylor .Methodist Prot-
Wll I IAIM n-ARtMI IM "Laat of
CAPITOL
10 A St . K', U 3 45, 0 10. 7 15, I) 45 V. M.
Mabel Normand '"'"i "Jinx
REGENT
Showing
HAIIKCU si'Airn:it
Miss Laura J. Spueter. of fio 11! Penrl
stiect, xxill be quietly mm tied this eve
ning nt 7:.10 o'clock at the Temple
Lutheran Church, Fifty-second and
llaco streets. The Hex-. A. V. Pohl
mnn xvill officiate. The btide will be
given in marriage by her uncle. Mr.
John P. (inuff. Mr. Harold Hatker
xvill act ns best mnn for his brother.
wnsNnu McNAMun
The wedding of Miss Jane M. Me
Xitmee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.
McN'amec. of S.'i(5 North Txventy-first
street, nnd Mr. Frank J. Wcsner, of
THANKSGIVING MfSIC AND SINO!
UN1VEKSITY KXTKNSION
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
At.llERT N HOME. Director
JfD&ON HOl'HK, Noxx 1 ork Topular
Tenor, olnlar at bl Ilartholotnexv m and
UA1II. T. hi'HMIln-, Violinist, Asa B Artlsta,
IN A l'llUl.HA.M OK TOPI I-AIt I'l.AhHICa
Withersrjoon Hall thanksqivino
w miLrapoon i ian i;Vi:M.NO at 8 15
nrnciAr, riiATiruns
BINOINM HV Tim At'DIUNf'i: under the
direction of Albert N. Hoxte, former direc
tor of MiihIc hi I,ejxKue Inland, accompanied
by the full oriheatra of nolo players
5IOMM1 1'ICTfItnS OS' HOW IMIIIjA-
nm.i'uiA m;cAJiu a sinking citv
Community Mlnga at MrPherson Square, Ab
bury I'ark, lluntins lirK, the Liberty Statue
and of Mr Iloxle'a lot nlcht xxith tho Ma-
ilnes and Saitora nt Irfacuo I!and. ' vrcrrnn
(Thla moxlng picture lecori has been pre-, HEKDCKT'S
pared for the arcnlxes or tlie 1'ennsylx anw amu oi.OUIOl'S HOLIDAY BILIv
Historical Society and xxill bo ahoxxn to the
Philadelphia public Thursday evening for the RROADWAY Broaa and Bnyder At.
Ilrst time.) DIx-rtLiwni 2:15, 0:15 &0 P. M.
L'.W cr oWJSaKruSSSn?' NED NESTOR and Sweethcarta
just back from tluarlns tho mlnea from the Oprnlrlino Pnrmr "FLAJtB OV
North Sea, xjciamuic i wrrar T1IC DEgEnx"
Tickets. 50e. 75c. 11. SI 50. On sale now
nt Unlverelty Intension Uox OOlce. Sansom rROSS kTPVS MARKET ST. Bel. 60th
Mtrpiat f-ixrrlflnr. XVitlirHnnnn llnlMlne-. iSkJj ixi-1 rATT.V.9n V Jl O
MAHKET ST. Bel. 17TH
(lEOROK WALSH In
WINNINO STROKE"
AdJcd CI1AIG KENNEDY SERIAL
MARKET STIIEET
AT JUNIPER
11 A. M to 11 P. M.
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
"THE ONLY GIRL"
i
Tfll4 TflrM?1?
XJA" WitfV)jfM
John S. Nevbold. Jr., wore an orchid
velvlgown( which wna mosi uccui..-
Thcre was one gown which stood out
among the rent, though it wns of black
satin, and I think there must have
been as much as two yards in it. nil
told. The front of the bodice was held
down to the belt in the back by two
ropes of jet. The skirt was draped
and came about four inches below the
knee. The wearer alwayi walked I nheatj
of me nround the grand tier, so I could
not sec who it was. Hut. belicye me.
It was some garment'. Oue could not
quite coll it a gown
Hrltish Uoyal Flying corps, overseas.
estaut Church, Seventh street nnd , "''"' T'lnrnoie nxeiiue, will tnke place
iiiinuiig i-arit nvenue. when .Misi rior
ence J,. Gaskill, dnughtcr of Mr.
Thomas H. Gaskill, of 425,'! North Sev
enth street, will be married to Mr.
Horry It. Mum, of 40Xi North Frank
; lin street. The reremonv will be per-
formed by the Hev. H. O, Keen, nnd
will be folloxx-ed by n reception at the
Street Corridor, WHherspoon Building.
SAM S. SHUBERToNiairr at , i
N. Y. winter Oirden'a Suoreme Achlexetnent '
"MONTE OR1STO JR." With Its N. Y. Cast
of Celebrities. Xtra Mat. Thankslgxlne Day
DAILY 2:30.7 A 9
home of the bride's father.
Mica XTnn
has entirely rccovereu .nun r.uuucii Metropolitan company tlCTC DTUlgS liaCIC Itiany UlU r auorucsi Unsk.Hl will be mnid of honor. The "aV '""' l"Au " l"X,v mi x t T
home nbout six weeks ngo. ' ' f , J bridesmaids xvill be Miss Edna K, Ever- ?f"lh- M1,om1a, P h - r' A?f'''
xi. n,l M Archibald Uarkllc of 011(1 Some DcblltailtCS IS'eW Contralto bCOreS hard nnd Miss E.nmn Hustcd. , Mnlpy Tl Mr i f rtl,rl,K
,nver- iTo'usc'.'SVnfnf will1 iSjT I n,;, n j R ' ' T alX
ViTJnm'' W '" -"' nn " I"1K in . " ' " M rSk , '-ye for Atlantic ; City Thev wl be
Cnlif.. where tney xxin siuj uuin ') . . . ..,.' , i n,i I I b,,uii -xr- Ti.t nti.- , , nt homo nfter January 1 at ,io .sortu
Mimniii, ..,. A,xiux-i l .tititi.x linn . r. i ... . .. t. ...
1 XXCIllj -lirax Mini
in the Church of St. Finneis Xnvier.
Twenty -fouith nnd Green streets, this
afternoon.
The Hex-. Father I,yneh will per
form the ceremony. The bride xvill be
attended by her sister. Miss Alice Mc
N'amce, ns mnid of honor, nnd Miss
Marguerite McNameo, britlcsmnn . .xir. VDlp tonight at 8.15 last week
mini Hesner xvill no nit nrotners pt i l i imv, . ,,. , . s ,
ROLAND 'WEST'S Thriller of Thrlllera
"THE UNKNOWN PURPLE"
Extra Mat. Thanskglxlng Day
n,.,tn,,t 3r OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
incsuiui oi. MaU Wed 4 gat
"QOMF TIME" wlth
OlIVlC I 11V1C ,.nANK TINNEY
Extra Mat. Thanskgivlng Day
Mrs. Fnxson Uectcr. of Ilryn Maxvr, i geneial enthusiasm, tlie Philadelphia
nnd her father, .Mr. bamttei uisniiain season of the Metropolitan Upero torn
ltowen, xvill leave today to spend the puny xvns opened last ex-cuing. Only the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. nnd weather refused to enter into the spirit
Mrs Harold MnuN'cnl, in Boston. of the occasion. The opera of Mr.
.. . xri.i.. f f. 'Oatti's choice was "Aidn." which by
1 t" I.11GII11M j . I ill ant WLll Jt. KJtkLtt,
ford, has taken apartments nt tlie Hit
C'nrfton. for the winder, which he will
I l ..i ,1,,. 1.1 tt lntiiiflrv.
A ND todnv we will haxe the tea at , occupj UUu --..
J xxtilfh Air. nnd Mrs. Norman Orey
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
in :t..nri..nA fbnir ilnuchter. I.licy,
,,i in im nv-rniiip the Henry T.ecRcids,
-t z-.i. ..-, T4IH xx-IU sive n debu- I -x,.. Ti. v iVnooel. nf IfiflT North
tnntc dance at the Hitz-Cailton for Rron( stl.cpt nrl,j jjrs. Albert.l.tisdorf
their (laiiguter, .xinuci utm, "
h
introduced at a tea ill the spring
There are to be n number of dinners
before the dance. The Greys will en
tertain Lucy's receiving party nt din
ner before proceeding to the inure, and
the Robert H. Hastings will give a
dinner for their granddaughter, Eleanor
Mrs. Willinm K. Goodman xxill cn-
ertain at a dinner for her granddaugh
ter. Marv Ernestine Applctou, nnd
Spencer McKcon will also give a dinner
before the dance.
DO YOU kuoxx, 1 am getting very
interested in the oriental bazaar
which the AimcnlAti committee of the
Einergencx Aid will give next Wednes
day and Thurs, ny, '""""
School. Hrownie Wnrburton is going
to wear a wonderful eastern costume
nnd sell cignicttes. nnd Mrs. Ilobert
Doxvns has some of the most fascinat
ing things to miction off: n wee
Fekincsc nnd a bird, nnd n doll anil
even n smnll Persian rug. And the
'Offontz seniors will have a table of
"beautiful things
reason both of familiarity and of its
spectacular possibilities is alxvays
a pond opening one.
The cast contained old favorite and
debutantes in almost equal proportions.
Emmv Dcstinn, whose nnme appeared
in this foim on the program in spite of
her xvlsli to be knoxvn ns Destinnx-a. xx-as
Aida and (iiovnnul Martlnelli sang
Hhadames. The debutantes xx'ere Gab
rielle Rcsanzonl ns Amneris, Giovanni
Mnrtino as Hamfis and Adeline Vosnri
as the priestess. Itcnato Zanelli xvas
to haxe appealed as Amonasro, but xvns
AID
Opera In four acts by Olueppl Verdi.
rha Klnir Taolo Ananlan
mnerla . . .Qabrlelle Beimnzonl (debut)
Alda Emmy Destlnn
Rhailames Qlnvannl Martlnelli
Amonasro Robert Couzlnou
Ilamlls Giovanni Martlno (debut)
A MosienBer Tletro Audlslo
A .Ilestesa Adellnn, Vosarl (debut)
'Conductor Roberto Moranzonl
in the old "Honne.x
xi ill pivc n luncheon and bridge on
Ttiesdnx. December 2, nt the HiU-Carl-ton.
One hundred nnd fifty guests xvill
be present.
Miss Ednn Wvlic. of North Fifteenth indisposed nnd his plnce xvns taken In
street, will entertain tomorrow evening splendid st.xlc by Robert Couzlnou.
-V ,.'',.'..... r.... nnni,m, nf dor! The opera as n xvhole xx-as very ac-
f.iends ceptably sung, even considering the fnct
that it is alxvays easy to make a sue-
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hicc, of 'the c ess on the opening night. Emmy Dcs-
Hotel Lorraine, ate spending some time tinn gave the most uneven performance
nt Galen Hall, AVernersvllle, Fa. t of the principals, her voice being not in
xn.. rMt.,- i,n,n;i r Votx- Ynrk- KOOil Bhonc nt the beginning of the
xx HI Z n,J Zest of M U RosaHe Dan-' 0PPr. nltnoiwh this disappeared to some
nenhnnm ofinoi Snrug Garden sreet "xtent ns tl,u I--rforinnnee progressed.
, , 1T,m2,iV,v VnL holWavB Miss S1,e ,,0(,s not Kive Pirltual note to
nlXum S?il as week from ller Interpretation of the part either in
Vo c.nifr appearance or in chnrnctcrization. nnd
Atlantic Lit. N ,hi, contrn8ted stronglv with the highly
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Ilichter, of temperamental and effective rendition
S."iO Oxford street, nre receiving con- of the part of Amneris uy Jliss Hesnn-
iss Destinn s
certaiu parts
T ;!,!m1;'.' i' ,.1,J ,,se I to , be a t1 grntulations on their thirtieth wedding zoni. At the same time. M
I Wllaye" school xxliich used to ne 'lit , p, n lv rsU... voice was very beaut ful n :
1 HOir. Chestnut street nml which later iimmu ". , of the opera notably at the
9 developed,, inlo th.- present Or nU j J. Fotter. of Six eenth and first ' of b(lth , n
Mount A'criiou streets, will cntcrtnin
the members of her "500" club this
afternoon, xvhen Mrs. George John-
.rii ,,? U'n.liinnlnn ulit la cnnnrllnf
knrnrnl x,nl(Q visiting in (his cltv. xvill nmCS, n USIial
be the guest of the duo
e close of the
first nnd second
nets. Hut she xvns nt her best in the
ensemble numbers.
Mnrtinelli made nn excellent Hhnd-
His voice xvas splen
did and in fine control, the tipper reg
to be
There
lnor
IstiM- hfint the hest. ns it nlxx-nvs iq. Of
A number of children xvhose ages I (,011rj.Ci i10 ma,ic n Krent success with
tnnge from three to eleven years took "oipstc Aidn." but was also cood
I part in a perforniaucc of .Alice in throiicliout, notebli in tlie duets in the
the ex'ening xvas the
contrnlto. Gabrielio
T)nnM.n.,l T,t Iia tl,n At nf rrttifillf nn
.stieet. 'J hose who took part included: (.,v has lPIll staPi not, one in
Miss Sophie Mern. Miss ! lorence Stern, thc mttiiin- but one already arrived.
Hhi; will he a vaiuaDie nuauion even io
n company
Sonny 1'faclzer. Fort.x dollnrs
tenlized.
" . ., ., . ! piiri in a ix-i iui iiiiiuiu ui iiiiu in fhrrilll? lout. nOtCOP
Hut among the most iiiteiesting thing Wonderland" during the week for the J ir and last nctS;
ronnectcd with tho bazaar will be t he boll(.(i, of the Jewisli war relief fund. nt 1 1P star of
loan exhibition of, rugs. There will be .,.,,, was given nt the home of Mrs. '.'"ngtaiinn
perfect specimen ui ""'"" "" .Morris riucler. lii-i .North sixteenth TWnn7oni In hi
bung on the wans, enen m.u ..
marked so mat it win w ';""";
will be a Hokharah. a I,ndiK, a Gli
Miss Julia Kohu. Miss Lucille Kohu.
Jliss nnc.x Arnold, .xiiss isettyrinel- , , ,.hich now lins n Matze-
ycr. Master I.hiusIohn and Master , ",";"" ;, i, rIch in the recollection
"""( ..-.. --
FRANKFORD
lez. a ixJilnh. u Kabistnn. a Knznk. a
ShirazATKirmnn. a Sanik. a 'labriz.
n Forehati, a Snrnbaiul. n Heratl nnd
ccxernl specimens of Chiuesc rugs, hnt
will be worth seeing, don t jou think.'
Oh! nnd Mrs. Altcmus is going to
lin there to sell originals. Doesn t thnt
tound exciting? Mrs. Atxxntcr Kent
will have a tabic and so will Mrs.
Lewis Rommel, Mrs. Walter Madeira
r.nd Mrs. George Chandler. Mrs. John
M. Cirvlu. Jr , and Miss Txatlierinn
Colahan will have "odd. and ends.
Mrs A. C. Lawrence and Mrs. Theron
Crane are also interested, ns, of course.
Is the w hole Armenian committee of
the Emergcncv Aid. '
Speaking of the Armenian comnut
i !. muni, xxmniiti xxho represents
It In Armenia, whose tiainc I cannot Mr. nnd Mrs. U. S. Powell. Mr. nnd
iust recall, wrote about two xvecks ugo , Mrs, O. Cromwell. Mr. nnd Jlrs. A.
to ask for Hoy Scouts suits. She sa.xs Hoxxkro. Mr. and .Mrs. Wujuc Ciess
having to woik for a uniform is a great man. .Mrs. E. Knle.x , Mr. ami Mrs.
help to the little boys over there. M. Lever and Sir. and Mrs. C. Jolly.
SHE is quite small herself, and gets
terribly mixed as, to xxlien to use
"small" and xvhen "little." So xx-hen
Mother came In to see her after tho
doctor hod pronounced it a clear chse
o chicken pox, she wns feeling very
liappv in the prospect of being nblo to
get up next dux. She confided to
mother: "Oh miiddx, wasn't it great I
didn't haxe tho 'little' no?"
NANCY WYNNE.
of tho splendid wotk of Mine. Homer
nnd other grent contraltos. Tn the
early part of the opera sho impressed
principally by her fine voice which has
a large icgister, but retains tho real
i ontralto duality from ton to bottom.
although her drnmntic work in the scene
with Aidn at the opening of the second
act xvns very line being nt once full
of mission, but still dignified, ns befits a
princess xvho is in love with tlie man
xvho loves her slave girl and still talks
the matter ox-cr xvith the Ctrl.
Rut it xx-as In the beginning of the
fiunl act that Miss Resnnzoni showed
her real powers. The duet with Rha.
domes, "Cho tl salvn o sciagurato," and
tlie succeeding lament. "Ohime, morlr
mi sento. xxere literally marvels of vo
calization nnd of drrimatic work ns well.
She received a great ovation from the
audience, which her line xxork well de
served.
Ilobert Couzlnou. who nt the last mo
ment took the part of Amonasro in place
of .Mr. flanem. snoxx-ed to better advan
tage than in any part he has jet played
in I'hiladelpma. ills voice xvns good,
but it xx-as in the fine taste and sense
of balance xx-hich he displayed that his
strength lay. For once the pnrt xvas
not ovcrnctcd (as is very apt to bo the
case in this "big -little" part), but was
acted and sung from end to end xvith tho
intensity which the intrigue of the part
demands, but yet xvith the dignity which
is. on the stage at least, the prerogative
of a captive king.
Tlie other "debutante" was Giovanni
Mnrtino as Rnmlis. He has a good bass
voice nnd plnyed nnd sang the pnrt
well, but not in nn espccinlly striking
manner. Paolo Annninn ns the King
nnd Pietro Audlslo ns n Messenger xxere
both capable, ns they always arc. The
stnge settings were up to tho usunl
Metropolitan standard, and Mr. Moran
zonl conducted efficiently nnd with n
knoxx-ledgc of the score thnt mnny any
reference to the printed note unnecessary.
William Hlum. brother of the hrlde-
groom. .Mr. Hlum nnd Ins bride, nfter
their trip, will be at home in Newark,
N. J.
"tfeiffer HILLEMANN
An interesting wedding xvill tnke nlnce
in Ambler this evening in St. John's
HREIIM HENDERSON
The wedding of Miss Lillie M. Hen
derson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger S. Henderson, of 5113 North
ltrn.id street, nnd Mr. Harry II. Hi ohm,
of 1"."0 North Thirteenth stieet, will
"HEIR FOR A NIGHT"
THE BIG PLAY ,
AT
The Little Theatre ,
DE LANCET STREET AND 1TTH
Bell Phone Locust 6011.
Matinees Thursday and Saturday
BARRY McCORMACK
ADELPHITONI0IAJ8Tnrs. ftSat .and a distinguished N. Y. Caat
TIT A FOR 1 with I
1 Cr j CHAni.oTTE WAi.Knn ' ,
ERNEST L.AWFORD
Lutheran Church, when Miss Dorothea tny.0 piace this evening at tlie homo of
V. Hillcmann. daughter of Mr, and the bride's pnrents, with the Hev. Wil
Mrs. Louis Hillcmann, of Mount Pleas- iinm imrnes Lower, of the Holy Trinity
HOLMESBURG
Miss M.xrtlc Hoxvland, of Welsh road,
Mi. W. Gorgous. of Frnnkfoid live- xvill leave tills xveek for Hartford,
nlie, is spending a fortnight xvith friends i (onn xxhere she will be the guest of
In llnrnsburg. Mis. C. Smjthe, for n fcxv weeks,
Mr. , and Mrs Walter Wardle, of! jtrs John Musgrnve, of Hlakeston
Wnkeling street, entertained tho G. F. ' street, and her sister, Mrs. Schotield,
Club, of Frnukford, on Soturduy exe- nf Manchester. Eng., hnve returned
ning
nrcsen
and Mrs. (!, Cromxvell. Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. Straub. Mr. and Jlrs. x. llnwMns,
.when the following guests xverc from ;jaBara Falls, and Canada, where
ent, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Pintt, Mr. ()lP.. wm, on nn extended trip.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Tnvitntlous to the Assemblies xxere re
ceived this morning. There xvill be two ;
the first on Friday, January -. and the
second on Friday. Februnrv 1.1. in the
ballroom of the Hellevuc-Stratford.
The folloxving Indies will net us pa
tronesses: Airs. Alexander J. Cassatt.
Mrs. John II. Thaver, Mrs. Trenchant
r Nexvbold. Mrs. Alexander C. Yarnall,
Mrs. O. II. I'"'"!- Pepper and Mts.
Charles lt Cheston.
The gentlemen of the committee this
year -am Mr. Henry Hrinton Coxc, Mr.
B. Pemberton Hutchinson. Mr. Casper
"W, Morris, Sir, Gouverneur Cadwala
der. Mr. Rcauveau Horic, Jr., and Dr(
Charles Hart, secretory.
Mrs. J. Willis Martin Is giving n'
children's luncheon today at her homo
In Chestnut Hill in lienor of her grand
children, Miss Marion Hivinus and
Master Edward Florcus Hivinus, Jr...
children ot Captain nnd Mrs. Edxvard
rinrens Hivinus, of Gravers laue. There
till! US UDOUl louril'l'll X.-IUK1H-U ii-ci'ui
DOYLESTOWN
A double wedding xvns solemnized nt
the iniinse of the Presbyterian Church,
when Miss Edith J. Iloaglnnd, of Tinl
I'liin, became tlie bride of Mr. John II.
Todd, and Miss Ivlsio May Ruse, of
Pipersvllle, xvus mnrrird to Air. Mar
shall Schclble, of Tiniciim, The cou
ples xxcie unattended, nnd xxill live at
Pipersvllle after n short wedding trip.
A charity ball xvill be given in tho
Sixth Regiment Armory vby Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Robinson on Wednes
day evening, December 10. for tho .ben
efit of the poor children of the borough
at Christmas time.
iVi
YARDLEY
Mr. uud Mrs. Carlton E. Rich and
Miss Mary Palmer, of Do.xlestowu, xxere
vlsltow here one afternoon lately,
Mr. and. Airs. ,T, It. Rupe, of Sturgig,
Allch,, hax-c been visiting Air. and Mrs.
E, Yarrington Humes, ,
At a social meeting of the Civic Club
Miss Alice R. Wyckoff, of Trenton, gave
n talk on Alaska. Tea was served by
Airs. William Applegate, Airs. George
0. Duerr and Airs, Gardner Glrton,
Airs. M. E- Oiglo and Airs. David
Coleman have returned from visiting
friends in Bristol.
Air. nnd Mrs. Charles T. Ea$tburn
have closed their home on Dclaxvare ave
nue nnd xvill spend the wiutcr in Phil-
Mi-, add Xrsi .l'-ullip U. Bpahr, of wfclpbto.
TIOGA
Air. nnd Airs. Edwin Mars Bowman,
pf 4102 North Broad Btrcet, gave a
shoxver on Saturday evening nt their
home in honor of Aliss Dorothea V.
Hlllemann, of Ambler, whose marriage
to Airs. Boxvnian'H brothr, Air, Elmer
C. Pfeiffer, xvill take place tomorrow.
Other guests included Air, Pfeiffer, Aliss
Anna D. Pfeiffer, Aliss Helen D. Allen,
Air. Ernest Hillcmann, Aliss AIny Shoe
maker, of Ambler; Air. Stanley Solo
mon, Air. and Airs. Ralph P. Coleman,
Air, and Airs. William Pyc, Mr. and
fr. Alhert Hexvitt. Air. nnd Mrs.
Charles D. Huff, Aliss Ruth Walker,
Air. nnd Airs. Harry Hillcmann, Mr.
Harry Kohlass, Aliss Alary Wimcrs
berger, Aliss Alice Krnli and Air. Wil
liam Trost. Last evening Air, and Airs.
Louis V. Hlllemann gnvo.n dinner nt
their homo on Alount Pleasant avenue,
Amhler. tnr their daughter. Aliss Doro
thea V. Hillcmann, Air. Pfeiffer and
their bridal party.
nnt nvenue, xvill become the bride of
Air. Llmer U. I'femer, son of Mr. nnd
Airs. Christian Pfeiffer, of -1102 North
Broad street. The ceremony xvill be
performed by the Hev. Dr. Knorr, rec
tor of the church, and xvill be followed
by n reception at the v home of the
bride's parents. Airs. Edwin Mnrs
Bowman, sister of the bridegroom, xvill
be matron of honor. Aliss Anna M.
Pfeiffer nnd Aliss Helen D. Allen, of I
Ambler, xvill be bridesmaids. Aliss
Aliidrod Roesch will be flower girl.
Air. Ernest Hlllemann, brother ot the 1
bride, xxill be best mnn, and the ushers I
xvill be Air. Stanley Solomon and Air.
Edward Alars Bowman.
RICKARDS WALLACE
A pretty rninboxv xxedding xvill tnke
plnco this evening in Iloxborough,
xvhen Aliss Aliriam it. Wallace, daugh
ter of Air. and Airs. It. Bruce Wallace,
of 412 Green lane, and Air. Sherman
Richards, of West rnuaueipnia, win
bi married in the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church by the Hev. Galio
xvay Tyson. Aliss Anna Wallace will
be maid of honor.
The bridesmnids nre Aliss Kathryn
P. Forstcr, Aliss Alice Hidler, Aliss
Alyrtle Sllverxxood nnd Aliss Betty
Alorton, of Chestnut Hill.
Air. Hicknrds xvill have for best man
Air. George Ottinger. of West Phila
delphia, nnd Air. George Swope, of
Norristoxvn; Air. Edxx-iu Wallace, Air.
Horace Dexvees and Air. W. P. Paul
will bo the ushers. A reception at the
home of the bride's parents for the
families and the bridal paity xvill follow
tho ceremony. Air. and Airs. Hickards,
upon their return fiom their trip, xvill
be ot home at laid North Sixty-second
street.
FLNN GEAlAinLL
An interesting xx-cddlug xvill take
place this exening nt 5 o'clock in the
Church of St. Alonicn, Seventeenth
nnd Hitncr streets, xvhen Aliss Mar
garet Gemmcll, of 2.114 South Wood
stock street, will become the brido of
Air. William J. Flynn, Jr., of 2222
South Bucknell street. The ceremony
w ill be performed by the Hev. James P.
Donahue. , , , ...
Aliss Katherine Flynn, sister of the
bridegroom, will be bridesmaid. A re-
Presbytcriar Church, l.ogau, ouiciat
ing. 'The bride xxill be nttended by
Aliss Alne Wnxne, mnid of honor, nnd
Aliss Ruth Wayne, flower girl. ,
Air. William C. Urchin xvill be his
brother's best man. A reception for
the families will follow the service.
Air. Brehm nnd his bride xvill leave for
n trip through Canada and xvill bo at
home at fillu North Broad street after
January 1.
ACADEMT OP MUSIC
TUESDAY DEC 2
nt 8:15 P M. UCA- L
THE WORLD-FAMOUS
Quartet of Soloists
from the
Sistine Chapel
ROME
rteserxert Seats, 75o to $2 00. nn sale NOW,
nt Heppe'a, 1110 Chestnut Street.
SUNRISE
byWILLARDMACK
Author of "Tiger Rose"
UNANIMOUSLY INDORSED BY
THE PUBLIC PRESS:
I "Harry
touch of
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
IHi 1IB
FRIDAY 5 SAPY
ALSACE-LORRAINE
MAT.
2:30
McCormack clx-ea Juat th right
humor and etrencth to hla por
trayal." Kx'enlns Ledger.
'A One romance " Fubllo Idrer.
" 'Sunrise a, play with ix punch."
North American.
"Cast thoroughly capable." Inquirer.
"xvillard srack'a 'Bunrise' will mikt
money " rrcas.
"Held the close attention of an Interested
audience " Itecord.
"Its serious problems arc neatlv balanced
by eood comed." Exenlnit Ilulletln
TBc, Jl. 1 60 at Heppo'i 25c at Door PHILADELPHIA'S jrortEMOST THEATRES
I50YIn MOIUUS
Another interesting home xxedding
..ni i, timi nf Miss Cnthaiine K.
nn, i". . ,. , , jjj"1 . -T -' ':
!i?".UroW GARRICK mat. today
.xir. .iiiinvi i. fwj'i-.v" --. -"..
Thirty-first street, which will he sol
emnized nt 4 o'clock, xx-itli the Rev.
rather .mcdoxvcii, oi -l. .iuih, r, ";-'
Catholic Church, officiating. lis
Mni caret Morris will be her sisters
onlx- attendant, nnd Mr. Charles Ijnvie
xvill be his brother's best man. f'thc
cercmonv xvill be followed by n reji
tion. After n fortnight's trip, Mr,
BWB
Scats on Sale for Thanksgiving' Mat ft Night
xt AVppU, Scat Thurs ronnlRp nquot
SJ55v!fA?r.v.- OLD HOMESTEAD
tlnrln nnd his bride xvill be nt home at , vxllh WILLIAM LAWnnNCE as 'Uncle Joh'
l"SOreen Stieet. ' All the Original Features ot Tast Years.
nnr-N HINCHLIFFE
Silos Cora M. Ilinchliffe, daughter
of Mrs. Omenta llinchliftc. of 'J4V.I
Clearfield street, and Mr. David Ti.
Deen, of 3311 Smcdley street, xvill be
mnrrlf-il thi. eveniii!: nt the home of the
bride's mother by Ilishop Robert T. Ru
dolph, of tlie Reformed Episcopal,
Church, -The bride xvill be attended bv
her sister. Mis lyouella Hincliliffc, nnd
Mr. Charles Kindt xvill be best man.
Artrn. tho Tccention. xvhich xvill folloxv I
the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Deen xxill
leave on n southern trip. They xvill bo at
home after December (!, in Washing
ton. IIALLCRONIN
The xvedding of Miss Tmrnn V.
Cronin. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ld
xvard Cronin. of 3S37 North Sixteenth
street, nnd Mr. Irvin K. Hull, of XW
North Thirteenth street, xxns solemnirsd
this morning in the Trinity Reformed
Church, lirood and Venango streets
The Rev. J. M. S. Tscnberg performed
the ceremony, and the service xvns fol
loxved by n brealifast at the homo of the
bride's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hall
left on a trip and xvill be nt home after
nvas AT 8:20.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY MAT TOMORROW
A Big HIT
Smashing "
-mmM
Great CharsderX
Comedy
ilrcwy vcwavw hearts-
WITH SOff.lXWKL
OF 'A TAILOR MAPC MAN " fAME-
EVGS. AT 8:ltS.
Mats Thurs A Sat.
DAY MAT TOMORROW
Charles Dillingham's Mil'kal Comedy Stars
S Julia Joseph
ANDERSON LAWTHORN
in "THE CANARY," with
DOYI.E A DIXON and MALDE KDUnNES
M
l LfflSS
XftJtAic
moa
ACADEMY Or MUSIC
Mnnav Rvc. Dec 1. at fl ! I "5
BOSTON SYMPHONY FORREST
ORCHESTRA
PIERRE MONTEUX, Conductor
SOLOIST
LOUISE HOMER
TICKetS at tieppes, HIV OllCStnUt tot. &tJJ.LJ Mat-. Thurs. Pat at2:lR.
HOLIDAY MAT TUMUIIBVIW
Min-ROPOLITAN OPERA HOUaB
Metropolitan Opera Company, N. Y,
sprri xr.
DAVID HELASCO Tresents
Sect L'Elisir D'Amore , "DADDIES"
' N,1
i-.
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THANKSGIVING
DINNER
JIRS. GISORGIS S. nOWBOTIIAM
Mrs. Roxxliotliam xxas Miss Helen
Gilbert I-e. daughter of Mr. Fran
els V. S. Ie, of Germantown.
Her marriage to Mr. Itonuothnm
toolt place on November 'i'i at the
Chapel of the Epiphany, Fifty
bcxcnlli street nnd Italtlmore
avenue
AT THE
KNICKERBOCKER
CAFETERIA
Under Mansecment of KuIer"a
34 So. 15th Street
$1.25
Consisting of
CHOICE OF SOUP
. ROAST TURKEY
2 VEGETABLES
CHOICE OF DESSERT
BREAD-BUTTER-COFFEE
i?i ' - - ft
I Fifty times better than j
I a Turkish Bath
JIMES OARRISOM, ELLIS MM. CAJIUSO,
Di: LUi'X, U1DU11 conauctor. M. PAI'I
Seats 110S Chestnut St. Wal 44!4,nace07
CHOICE SEATS
THEATRES rOOTHALT, I30XINQ
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Walnut 4200 N E Cor ISth & Chestnut
A Comdy by JOHN I. HOnnLE
"Daddies" Is n fountain of coollnc refresh
ment coming ai a xxholeiome dlxerslon to
thcatrcKoers.
Metropolitan Opera House
TONIGHT AT 8:15
LAST TIME HERE
VATICAN CHOIRS
MONS RAFFAELE CASISHRI, Conductor,
00 SINGERS IN AN ENTHIELY NEW
PROGRAMME, INCLI'DINQ THE
WONDERFUL
"MISERERE"
"sATinr THE SUGAR FAMINE Seats. $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00
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Skltlne Contests and Other Attractions
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under conditions of privacy and refinement. Tipping
not permitted.
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your body. The Collins System xvill establish good
breathing habits for you.
ELECTRIC Cabinet Bath opens your pores for the
elimination of body poisons. With your head out
side the cabinet you breathe in fresh air rather than the
hot, fetid ntmosphcre of the Turkish, Hot or Steam
rooms.
THOROUGH body massage salt-glow, needle shoxver
a brisk alcohol rub-down body relaxed, in a room
of restful quieU-and you feel like a new woman.
We invite you to demonstrate without
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Strength that resists fatigue and illnessl
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DEC 1 "YES OR NO"
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Admission Tickets at Metropolitan Open
Housa Tonight af T.S0.
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Ot?XPI PS Ken. Ave an I Cumberland.
ftUrLCJ Ingles' Mat Exery Day
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TnoAm 10'h i Arch. MAT. DAILY
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EITH'S
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MLLE. NITTA-JO
J1ETH DERI ft CO.: KELLAM A
0 DARE. QuUey Four, Four IJsrds.
Others. 3 Shoxvs Thankselvlm Day.
1 30. 4 30 R r M. IMenty seata left
for Matinee rerformance.
D I TvI T 6th ab. llac. Mat. Today.
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Religion. Newspaper Editor and Lecturer in
India and England. His principal work is
International Social Reconstruction
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TONIGHT
Admission
50c
WtdnctfJay, Nov 'Mh, t,t 8:15 P. M.
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