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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the McFaddcn Ball Tonight.
Miss Smythe Introduced This Afternoon. ,
Other Matters pf Social Interest
'AFTER the Tlinn!stlvlnK dinners
which finiilicd off the pxeitemrnt of
thp renn Cornell riuup and the younger
mi's ilnnclnR clnH Intit nlclit everv one
ii routing for the MrFnrlclen bnll this
cvenlnu tit the'llellpviie-Strntford.
It will be the first bo'l of the season,
nnd the first since 1017, nud. from nl'
I henr. Is to he very hnnrtome. Tt ii
Riven by Jlr. Oconto II. Mr-Fiuldon. of
eighteenth and Qpruce streets. for He
becca Thomnn. ilauxhter of Mr. nnd
Sirs. "Beau" Thomson, of 1722 Spruce
street.
Kebecea li ope of the tdrU who would
nave conio out the last year of the war,
so she Is a sort of double debutante In
this, that some few informal parties
were given for her during war-times,
out the big ones arc, being given now.
She will be introduced at a tea next
Tuesday, to be given by the John II.
McFaddons at their rooms nt the 'Wel
lington. T NKVEIt heard nuything like the
J- number of dinners which are to be
Etven tonight before the ball, - 1.J1 war
rant no one will go there hungry, this
night, nnd so will 5011 after joil hear
all the parties there are to be.
Mrs. Jones AVlstcr will entertain for
her ernntldanchter.' Marie Louise Fu
ries. Florence Kane, the daughter of
me Jonn Kent Kanes, will dp given n
dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac II.
Clothier, Jr. The John I'enn Hrocks
will give a dinner at thp KHz beforp
the ball, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Amett will entertain in honor of Jane
Yeatman. n debutante of the season.
The Samuel Hells will give a largp
dinner at the Kltr. for I'nulinc. who is
one of the most attractive buds of the
season, nnd Luetic Carter will enter
tain for Hetty Pierson. The James
Smiths nrc giving n small dinner, nnd
JMr. and Mrs. Harry llerwiml will en
tertain for Marcaret. The Victor Ma
thers will civc a dinner of thirty covers
at the Ititz, and the Theodore Cramps
will give a dinner for Catherine Coxe,
while Mrs. Theophllus Story will enter
tain for Anna Lewis.
Another dinner will be given bv the
"William Bnkor Whclcns, and there will
be still others. So, you see, the enter
taining is going on fast and furious,
and the social season, as I said on the
opening of the opera, mav be said to
have begun witli n rnnital U.
CLAKISSA SMYTIIK, daughter of
Mr. and Mr?. J. T. Neville Snntlie.
of Chestnut Hill, will make her debut
this afternoon at n tea which will l.e
given at her home from 4 until 0 :30.
The, Smvthes had first fixed upon
October 17 for Clarissa's debut, but later
changed their plans nnd decided on the
day after TlianHsglvlng. And it u 0
wise choice. So many are homo frn'n
college for the holidays, teas are much
more apt to be attended by the younger
men then and naturally the cirls have
more fun.
Elizabeth Bartow, Margnret Earle,
Esther Khoadcs. Nancy Dunning, Eliza
beth Bojd, Evelyn Smith. Gladys
Muller, Celestlne Warder. Rosamond
Wurts. Elizabeth Anne Taylor, Anno
Townsend, Mnrgnretta Sharpless, Kath
erinc King, Margnret Oest, Elizabeth
Boss, Ilosalie Vollrath. Marie Louise
Aslihurst, Lucy Grey, Bachcl Whitmer
and Nnncie Pale will leceivc at the tea
which will be followed by a dinner and
theatre part.
IT REALLY does not seem possible
that the Charity Ball is only two
weeks from last nlglit. Uocs it? The
girls and men who. arc to take part in
the Bpectacularopeniitg ,sccne are rea'ly
practicing very hard ,nnd the dancing
should be, very good, ns it usually Is .
And tomorrow night "wo have the
Saturday evening dancing class, you
know. It'H the opening meeting of the
class and all the guls who will come out
next jcar will ho going to that. It"-j
just one thing nfter another these dajs,
isn't it?
TTAUY is two and a half years old.
"-L But you wouldn't ever imagine
how much a small brain of two-nnu-a-half
can work, now would ou? The
other day lier grandmother wus visiting
nt her home and she nnd mother wcia
talking a great deal together all after
noon. And then Daddy came home,
nnd they all talked and every one was
having a fine time.
Sin wnH Mnrv. lint pvnvv nnw nn.l
again she would stop a minute and look
a little puzzicu.
Mother found out all about it when
they went upstairs to bed. After the
prayers were said and Mary was tucked
in and Mother was about to kiss her she
suddenly remarked: "It's so funny!
Gamma calls vou 'Ethel.' and daddv
calls you 'Honey' and those aren't your
names, lour name s mother, isn t it.'
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Miles, of
3021 Chestnut street, announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Isabel,
to Sir. Robert Conrad Lippincott, son
of Mr. nnd Sirs. Robert Vt Lippincott,
of Haddonfieid, N., J.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Iskac II. Clothier, Jr.',
arc entertaining at dinner this evening
at the Bellevue-Btratford before the Sic
Fadden ball.
Among those who attended tho
luncheon ye&tcrday given by Sir. ami
Mrs. Charlton Yarnall nt Crum Creek
Farms, Devon, were Dr. and Sirs.
John H. Gibbon, Mr. and Sirs. James
M. Willcox and Sirs, Henry Briuton
Coxe,
Dr. nnd Sirs, Francis R, Packard,
304 South Nineteenth street, are be
ing congratulated on the birth of a
daughter
Among the guests who will attend
the dinner which Sir. and 'Sirs. Har
rison K. Caner, Jr., of 810 Pine
Street, will give this evening before
tho ball which Sir. George II. SlfFad
den will give at the Bellevue-Stratford
in honor of Sliss Rebecca Thomson,
will be Sliss Rachel Price, Sliss Slabcl
AFTER-THANKSGIVING
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Values From $G0 to $85
Beaded, Braided and Plain Tailor Models
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Howard Post Beld! Miss Mildred
Longstreth, Mr. John Caner, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomas P. Hurt. Mr. William
N. Davis nnd Mr. William. J. Balrd,
Jr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas New-hall, of
the Old Place, Ithan. and Miss Mar.
garetta Harrison, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Harrison, will leavp for
New York tomorrow to attend Ihe Armv
nnd Nnvy game. The New halls will be
joined by their sons, Mr. Campbell
Newhnll, a student at Toft School,
Connecticut, and Mr. Slilpman Block
well Newhnll, of Annapolis.
Miss I. Virginia Heckscher. daugh
ter of Mr. and Sirs. Ledyard Heck
scher, of Bolingbrook, Radnor, who Is
attending school In New York this
winter, is at home for the Thanksgiv
ing holidays.
Miss Frances Williams Leech, debu
tante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
K. Leech, Is spending the week-end ns
the guest of Miss Kathcrlne Sinclair
Ewlng, debutante daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Jackson Ewlng, of Ro
land Park,. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Maule.
and their debutante daughter, Miss
Jane P. Maule, will attend the Army
uud Navy game tomorrow.
Mr. uml Mrs. Arthur M. Lewis, who
are spending the winter at the Bellevue
Stratford, arc spending Thanksgiving
nt the Blooming Grove. Hunting and
Fishing Club. Pike county, Pn.
Mr. W. Montague Lycctt, Jr., of
2124 Pine, street, has gouo on a two
weeks, gunning trip through the Maine
woods.
Miss Sara Head, of Grccnsburg, is
visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph KeuoIn, at their apartments nt
Locust nud rutcentli streets.
Mhs Eleouor P. Morgan, of Ar
boretum, Wyncotc, is giving a lunch
eon of twelve covers today to her school
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis A. Gimbel left
Wednesday for New York to attend the
Aloe-Knufman wedding, and spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mr und Mrs.
Louis Gimbel.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace llano, Kitten
house, who have been traveling in the
South, nre expected homo this week.
After the Penn-Cornell game Jlr.
William Barton Johnson entertained nt
Thanksgiving dinner nt the Union
League Mr. and Sirs. Arthur H. Bon
sor, Miss Ethel Bonsor and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Atwood Starr,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. Roland Reed Reutlinger, of Chi
cago, is isitiug her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Sirs, llolnnd Kecu
Reutlinger, of 125 South Sixty-third
street.
Sirs. Edward Reynolds, of New Ito
chelle, N. Y., has returned to her home
after a visit to Sir. and Sirs. Frank
Walsh, of 232 South Forty-first street.
Sliss Knthrine Burnes, of 220 South
Fortv-fourth street, nnd Sliss Slildrcd
Carter, of the Tracy, Tliirty-slxth nnd
Chestnut streets, have returned to their
homes from a visit to Bethlehem and
Easton, Pa.
A surprise nluminum bhower was
given Tuesday evening nt Sliss Kathryn
Dunn's house, 2824 West Clementine
street, in honor of Sliss Mildred Orsotti,
of 17.'io Slifflin street. Sir. Al Cantor,
Sir. James Ross Abrams. Sir. Dp Jes
terc, Sliss Kathryn Winifred Dunn,
Sliss Stildred Slaric Orsntti and Sir.
John Testa entertained. Among those
present were: Sliss Godfrey, Sliss
Schneider, Sliss Lukens. Sirs. Orth,
Sirs. Etty, Miss SlcElhdney, Sliss
Heaney, Sirs. Reynolds, SUss Leub
meister, Sliss Rosa Orsattt and Sliss
Aluise.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Sliss Sylvia Livingston, of 1330
South Second street, left'jesterday for
a visit to New York, and will return
home on Sundny evening.
A Thanksgiving party was given at
2321 South Seventeenth street on Wed
nesday evening. Among those present
were Sliss Peggy Slclvenna, Sir.
Charles Short, Sliss Muriel Sheern, Sir
Edward Tallmau, Sir, John Gcllespy,
Mr. John Hogan, Sliss Helen Green,
Sir. James Finigan.
Mr, and Sirs. Edward Dl Vinowitz
have just returned from, their wedding
trip ana win live in wvernrooK.
Sirs. William Klrkpatrick, 2732 South
Seventeenth street, will entertain her
sorority at cards tomorrow afternoon.
Among the invited guests are Sliss
Edith Gulick, Sliss Kathleen Davis,
Sliss Ethel Kennedy, Sliss Katherine
Kennedy, Mrs. Howard Slang, Sirs.
Ralph McClay and Sliss. Florence Car
toll. Sliss Elizabeth- Renner, Sliss Lola
Slickly, Sliss Ida Hamilton and Sliss
Slary Henscher are spending tho
Thanksgiving holidajs at Washington.
They will visit Slount Vernon, ..Alex
andria and Georgetown, returning
home on Monday.
Sliss Grace SI. Hershcy, of 334 South
Nineteenth street, will return home
next week, after having made an ex
tended tour through the New England
stntcs bince September..
KENSINGTON
Sliss Nettie Ehrenreich gave a shower
and supper party at her home, 2320
North Frout street, Inst evening for
Miss Lee L. Simon, whose engagement
to Sir. Joseph L. Ehrenreich was re
cently announced. Among the guests
present were Sirs. Frank Ehrenreich,
Strsi Frank Smells, Sirs. Nathan Si
mon, Sirs. Sleycr Simon, Mrs. Peter
Winokur, Sirs. Florence Kahn, Sirs.
Eva Knppaport, Sirs, L. Julie. Sirs.
SI. E. Smukler, Sliss 'Rose Ehren
reich, Sliss Yettu Stein, Sliss Esther
Simon, Miss Florence Grossman Sliss
Florence Slarks, SUss Bertha Freed -man,
Miss Gcitrudo Bclber and Sliss
Itosenbaum.
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Ucorpette, Velvet f ttiarmeuse,
to extremely low prices all, sales
. sf.39.75
Suits at Cost and Less
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MISS BUDD BRIDE
OFMR. B.T. HYBERG
Various Weddings in City and
Suburbs Fadden-Minnick
Marriage at Ridloy Park
An interesting wedding will be sol
emnized this evening in the Temple of
the Mediator, Fifty-first nnd Snruec
streets, when Sliss F. Slrvtle Bndd.
daughter of Sirs. Frances F. Budd. of
Old York mad, will be married to Sir.
Bent T. Hyberg, of 5.-15 Broomall
street. The ceremonv will be performed
y the Rev. Phillips E. Osgood, nnd will
no iouoweu uv a reception nt the home
of the Rev. and Sirs. Chnrles Henry
Long, 4041 York road.. Sirs. Long will
be mntion of honor nnd Sliss Slarlan
Klrkpatrick will he the maid of honor.
Sliss Chlstlne Knnblneh will be the
little flower girl. Sir. Thor B. Hyberg
will be his brother's hpst mm. nnd tin
ushers will be Sir. Brewster Hubbard
and Sir. Alan Smith. Sir. Hyberg and
bin bride will leave on an extended trip.
VOLLERS WALL
Sliss Dorothy Wall, daughter of Sir.
nnd Sirs. Charles F. Wall, of the
Tourainc. will be married to Sir. Lud
wlg P. Vollers today at the Church of
the Incarnation, Forty-seventh street
nnd Cedar avenue. Dr. Nnthnn R.
Slelhoru will officiate-. Tho bride will
bo nttended by her sisters, Sliss Mar
garet Wall, as maid of honor, and Sirs.
L. F. Gicg, matron of honor, and the
bridesmaids will bo Sliss Loulso Zcblcy,
Sirs. C. R. Wall, Miss Dorothy L.
Oviatt and Sliss Christine Burtnctt. Sir.
Norman W. Rowley will be best man
and the ushers will be Sir. C. R. Wall
Sir. Llovd R. Leaver, Sir. O. Carroll
Sloan, Sir. Baylis J. SIcKpp. A rp-
ception will be held at the Philomusinn
Ulub, fortieth nnd Walnut streets.
Sir. Vollers und his bride will live in
New York.
BRYAJToLIVER
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning in tho Church of St. John the
Baptist, Slanavunk, when SIUs Slaiy
A. Oliver, daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs.
Edward Oliver, of 8808 Slanayunk ave
nue, Wissahickon, became the bride of
Sir. Lewis W. Bryan, of 5004 Addlbon
street. The Rev. P. H, SIcGlnnis
officiated nt tho ceremonv, which was
followed by a breakfast at the home of
the" bride's parents. The brido was at
tended bv her sister, Sliss Anna V.
Oliver, and her brother, Sir. S. A.
Oliver, wus besf-mau. After tho wed
ding brenkfast, Sir. and Sirs. Bryan left
ior an cxienued trip tlirougU the West.
BEDDOWSCOOPEK
A pretty home wedding that took
place vesterdav afternoon was that of
Sliss Bertha Cooper, daughter of Sir.
and Sirs. Hiram A. Cooper, of 3730
North Sixteenth street, and Sir. Charles
R. Beddows, of West Lehigh avenue.
Tho Rev. Alvin MeClnin. of the
Church of the Brethren, Tenth nnl
Dauphin streets, performed the cere
mony, anu a reception for the family
followed. After a fortnight's trip. Sir.
nnd Sirs. Beddows will lie at home nt
3730 North Sixteenth street, where
they will remain through the winter.
COOK HASIILL
The wedding of Sliss SInry P. Ha
mill, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. George
Hamill, of 3042 North Seventh street,
and Sir. Richard B. Cook, Jr., was
solemnized on Wednesday evening nt
tho home of the bride's parents, with
the Rev. Walter B. Greenway, of the
Gaston PresbUcriau Chm.ii. officiat
ing. Slibs Ellen Hamili, the bride'sj
sister, was her only attendant and Sir.
George E. Homan was best man.
A leccption followcci the ceremony,
after which Sir. and Sirs. Cook left
on their tiip. They will be at home
after January 1 at 3023 North Eighth
street.
FADDEN SIINNICK
The wedding of Sliss Beatrice Slin
nick. daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Daniel
A. Slinnick. of Stooges, Pa., and Sir.
William J.' Fadden, was bolemnizcd this
morning with n nuptinl mass in St.
Sideline's Church, Ridley Park. The
Rev. William J. SlcCnllum performed
the ceremony, nnd present in the sanc
tuary were the Rev. Elder Slullan,
S. J. director of the Teachers' So
dality, and Rev. Joseph J. Smith. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father, nud was attended by her sister,
Sliss Slary Slinnick. Sir. Leo t. Fad
den was best man. A brenkfast for
the immediate families followed at the
home of the bride's parents, air. ana
Mrs. Fadden will live in Glenolden.
RYAN WOLr
Announcement is made of the wed
ding of Miss Hazel Wolf, daughter of
the Ilev. and Mrs. Wilbur Snider, of
342.T North Second street, nnd Mr
James ltyan, Jr., of SC00 North
Twenty-fcccond street, on. 'Vedncsilni
evcnlnc at the home of the bride'
foster parents. Tho ceremony was per
formed by tho bride's foster father nud
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MUS. EDWAIID KORKIS
Mrs. NorrU and her daughter, Mlits Umma U. Xorrls. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Non-U live In Chestnut JIM. Mrs. Xorrls was Miss Kiumu HIdillo Diou
was followed by a reception. The brido
was nttended by Mrs. Ueorgc Italston
as matron of honor and Mri. Italston
wns best man. Mr. nnd Mri, ltnu
left on n short trip nnd will be nt home
nfter December 1," at MOO North
Twenty -second Rtreet.
McALLISTKIt MACKIN
Miss Margaret M. Mackin, daughter
of Mrs. Julia A. Mackin. of 3M4
North Camac street, and Mr. Henry
J. McAllister, of Hurllngton, Vt., were
married on Wednesday evening nt the
rectory of St Stephen's Catholic
Church, Uroad and IJutler streets, witn
the Itev. Joseph Tynan officiating. The
bride wns attended by Miss Emma
Carr. Following the service there wns
a reception at the home of the bride's
mother.
Mr. McAllister recently returned
from eighteen months' service overseas
with the United States marine corps.
The bridegroom nnd bride left for a trip
to Hurllngton.
LEiNBACH RnUl'PEL
Another Wednesday wedding was
that of Sliss Evalina 13. Uueppel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ilueppel, of 37-11 North Seventh street,
nnd Mr. John J. Leinbach, nlso of
Tioga. The ceremony was performed
by the Itev. Daniel L ltuplcy, of the
Bethel Lutheran Church, Fifth street
and Sedgley avenue', and wus followed
by a reception at tin home of the
bride's parents. Tho bridal party in
cluded Mrs. Joseph O'Neill, matron of
honor; Miss Matilda Kueppel, brides
maid; Mr. George Ilueppel, brother of
the bride, best mun, nnd Mr. Harry
Leinbach, brother of the bridegroom,
usher. After a short trip Mr. and
Mis. Leinbach will be at home at 71."
Venango street.
LANIGAN riTLEIt
Mrs. Virginia Fitter, of 44 Hobart
street, West Philadelphia, announces
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Frances A. Fltlcr, and Mr. William
F. Lnnigan, of Oreen bine, Mnnnyunk,
en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the Church of St. John the Unptiit,
with Mousiguor Eugene Murphy offi
ciating. Miss Anna E. O'Donnell was
the bride's only attendant and Mr. D.
F. Lanignn wus his brother's best man.
Upon their return from n fortnight's
trip Mr. and Mrs. Lanignn will be at
home at 107 Green lane, Manayunk.
GOODFIUEND SOLOMON
Miss Annie Solomon, daughter of
Mrs. H. Solomon, of Colorado, nnd
Mr. Louis Goodfriend, of this city,
were married on Thanksgiving Day nt
ioou,.in the Adelphia Hotel by the Rev.
Leon II. Elmnlch, of MiUve Israel Syn-
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DAUGHTER
agogito. Tho brido had Mrs. Harry
Oppenhelmer as matrou of honor and
Mr. Joseph Goodfriend was his broth
er's beat niau. The flower uirl was
the small niece of the bride, Miss
Fuddle Finkelstein. A banquet was
held in the gold room. Mr. and Mrs.
Goodfriend, after a honeymoon passed
in Florida, will live in Philadelphia.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Jlr. and Mrs. Churles Gimbel, of
Noith Broad btrcet, have ns their
guests for the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
1. Gimbel, of New York.
Miss Josephine Alcorn, of 2103 Spiiug
Gnulen street, gave a dinner hiht eve
ning at the Ovcrbrook Golf Club for her
sister. Miss Sara Stevens Alcoin, and
Mr. Daniel Hardy Hafnor, Jr., whose
marriage will take place this evening,
their bridal attendants and several ad
ditional guests.
The faculty of the School of Music
of tho "Temple Uuivcrsity will glvo a
recital on Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 3, iu the lectuio hall of the fiee li
brary at Sixth street and Lehigh uve
uue in the interest of the North Phil-
dolphin branch of the Templo School
of Music, ot which Mr. Carl Clemens
is director. Admission is free, nnd in
vitations may be secured from Mr,
'icmeiis at ui; west Lelilgli avenue.
The program will include solos by Dr,
Thnddeus Rich. Dr. Philip H. Goepp,
ir. i-reu u. llauser, Mr. Herman G
Kuinine, Mis-, Irma K. Bassctt, Mr.
Frank A. Nicoletta, Mr. Joseph La
Monnca, Mr. Lewis James Howell and
Miss G. Mil) den Fernley, Mr. Alfred
Lorenz, Mr. Henry Alicnikoff, Mr. Carl
lemcus and Jlr. Carl Kneiscl.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. Bernard II. Feustmau
nnd infant dnuchler returned to their
home in Baltimore after visiting their
parents, Jlr. and Mrs. M. Feustmau,
j. spring uanicn street.
NORRISTOWN
Among the participants in tho girls'
minstrel show, giveu nt City Hall, were
Jliss Helen Rothe, Jliss Mnrguerite
Arobitzseli, .Airs, trunk Jloyer, Mrs
AValter Shook, Jlrs. Samuel Burrows.
Jlrs. Harry S. Ganser and Jlrs. George
Utoil.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. J. Coppcrman, of Ovcrington
street, is visiting friends in Cleveland,
O., where slio is being extensively, en-
tertninen.
5.00 Hats, Half Price
8.50 Hats, Half Price
10.00 Hats, Half Price
15.00 Hats, Half Price
18.50 Hats, Half Price
20.00 Hats, Half Price
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RUMMAGE SALE OPENS
AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL
Country Week Homo to Benofit
by Two Days'
Sale
A rummage sale, for the benefit of
St. Patrick's country home for the poor
in summer, opened this morning nt 10
o'clock In the parish guild house at 511
South Twenty-first street.
Articles of furniture, clothing,
kitchen utensils, draperies, toys, buby
carriages, tables, olinirs, ornaments,
iewelry everything imaginable has
been donated for the sale, which will
last today and tomorrow.
A number of the women interested
in the guild work have charge of the
nffair. The fnrmhnuse, which is to lie
turned Into a country home for the
poor, was purchased recently and after
Improvements will be ready for occu
pancy this summer.
ENTERTAINMENTS
The semimonthly meeting of tho Phi
Epsllon Gamma was held Wednesday
nt the president's heme. Tho following
members were present: Sir. V. Brant,
Sir, W. S. Brcssler, Sir. W. Bodc
w right, Sir. T. W. Craig, Sir. E. H.
D.uis, Sir. E. C. Jacobs, Sir. H, W.
Jones. Sir. A. K. Jordan, Sir. G. A.
Ktraub, Sir. D. W. Sylvester, Jr., Sir.
II. (J. Wagner. At this meeting it was
decided that a banuuet be held .Tnnunrr
1 0, the first anniversary of the fra
ternity. The Ardrntes Club held its seml
! nnnunl elections Sunday afternoon at
i the Reed Street Settlement House, 711
Reed street. The following officers
1 were elected: President, Sir. Charles
Silowitz: vice, president, Mr. Abe NcIT;
secretnry. Sir. Slnurice Snyder trens
1 urcr, Sir. Reuben Zeussis. Elections
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Never have we presented so many remarkably at
tractive Hats and such unusual values as in this
Semi-Annual Millinery Sale
The entire stock, including Pattern Hats and Smart
Fur Models, reduced for speedy clearance.
Thla Is your opportunity to choosa an attractlvo mid-season Hat
at comparatively small cost.
Ivory Toilet Articles
A manufacturer's short quantities of discontinued patterns at a
savins of ono-thlrd of regular prices. Mirrors, Jtalr Brushes, Puff
Boxes, Hair Receivers, Jewel and Hnlr Pin Boxes, Combs, Files, Shoe
Horns, Button Hooks, Trays and many novelties to complete the set.
Mnke selection now for Xmas ellng.
Files, Button Hooks, Combs, Shoe Homs Special at
2oc each.
Don't Forget Gift Handkerchiefs
They are always acceptable.
Worn erf's Block Initials
Sheer and Heavy Linen.
6 in Box, $1.80
Women's Hand-Embroidered
Handkerchiefs
Block Letter, 6 in Box,
$2.50.
Children's Handkerchiefs, with designs to please the
little folks, 12 '2c, 15c, 20c, 25c each.
Give Silk Hosiery
Women's Silk Hosiery. Sweater shades. Regular
$2.50 value. $1.75 pair.
Women's Black Silk Hose. Splendid value. $2.00 pair.
Women's Black or White Silk Hosiery. Extra qual
ity. $2.75 pair.
Men's Black Silk Socks. Lisle top and sole. $1.50
pair.
Men's Silk Hose. Fancy colored stripes. $1.50 pair.
Children's Silk Hosiery. Pink, blue and white 4 to
9VI; year sizes priced according to size.
Special Gloves for Saturday
Women's Silk-Lined Mocha Gloves. For women and
children in Tan and Gray. In pique and P. X. M.
Women's are priced $3.00 pair. Children's are priced
$2.00 and $2.50 pair.
a?son & DeMskn
iZi$ Chestnut Street
Furs and Millinery
New Trimmed Hats
at Half Price
A sale of great importance, for the Hat you have
had in mind in all probability is included at Half
Price. You will find hats suitable for all occasions
and in all of the newest colors. Many of these hats
are developed in the fashionable metallic brocades.
2.50
4.25
5.00
7.50
9.25
10.00
22.50 Hats,
25.00 Hats,
30.00 Hats,
37.50 Hats,
40.00 Hats,
50.00 Hats,
Fur Hat Sale (fflfes
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rt 1'"c . zSC
15.00 Australian Seal Turban 10.00 rfk JHrt
17.50 Australian Seal Colonials 12.50 19K9k
25.00 Squirrel and Australian Seal Turbans.. 18.50 inK
35.00 Nutria TurbanB 25.00 vSBPT
37.50 Hudson Seal Tarn 27.50 P$T J
37.50 Seal and Leopard Hats 27.50
40.00 Nutria Tama ...30.00 ft"
40.00 Mole Tarns 30.00 I
:Purchasing, Agents' Orders Accepted ssr
were held of the following" committees!
Membership, constitutional and board
of directors. The Ardcntes Club is
arranging an elaborate program for
Its fifth annual "big dance" to be given
on Friday evening, December 10, at
Lu Lu Temple, Broad nnd Spring Gar
den streets. The Ardcntes Club lias
donated to the Jewish relief fund nnd
tbo Jewish Federation of Charities.
SAM s. shubert?. J".?-
K. Y. Vlnttr Ounlen'n Suprrm Achievement
ivionte v-nsto, jr. Cit or celebrities
rV,.tnllt St OPEIIA JtOUfiB TONiaHT
"SOME TIME"
With TOANK TINNKY
I VRlr" TONIGHT AT 8;1S. T.ART WEEK
1101.AND WEST'S Thriller of ThrUlers
"THE UNKNOWN PURPLE"
BEOINKlNO MONDAY SBATS NOW
LEW FIELDS in
"A LONELY rtO.MEO"
ADFLPHI TONIOHT A 813
TV A 3 rilAntjOTTB WALKE1X
x xui y. nnvrjiT iwrortD
11
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
t RilB r. M.. Tueitlny
DEC. 2
TUB WORLD FAUOUB
Quartet of Soloists
from the
Sistine Chapel
of Roma, for thei benedt of the
Catholic Missionary Society
of Philadelphia
rtewrve.1 Beat", 75o to 12, on sale NOW.
nt HerP'"1. I'll) Ch"Uiut street
AC.U3nM Y SSTs at'Herpe'". 1 Ch.itnut
nHILADELPHIA ' ?" Tomor- "
ORfHFSTRA llch vioiimt. ami
UKUnCJllW 'llaniiKlndlor.'Celllst
Women's Hand-Embroid
ered Madeira Hand
kerchiefs Scalloped edge, designed
with script letter 75c
each.
Men's Hemstitched Linen
Handkerchiefs
35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 each.
Half Price 11.25
Half Price 12.50
Half Price 15.00
Half Price 18.75
Half Price 20.00
Half Price 25.00
xet Bt. b.l(!th. 11 A. M. to JtU8 T,M.M'
D.W.GRIFFITH .'
1 p.T.i"M '" itt Creation 1 1 '
"SCARLET DAYS" , .'
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COMING "MALE AND FEMALB"
ARCADIA1
CHESTNUT 8T. BELOW 1TH
'0 A. M . 12, 2, 3.45, bMi 7.4Bi 0tM p. ji.
BRYANT WASHBURN
In rioturlzatlon of 8trt PUy
"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
In .ME&t. WlEK ETHEL CLAYTON .
In "MOKE DEADLY THAN TUB MALg
VICTORIA
MAHKET STREET AEOVR 9TH
I) A. M. to Uilrt p. M.
WILLIAM FARNUM "fc'tf. I
NEXT WEEK VIOLA DANA
In "PLEASE QDT MAIHUED"
CAPITOT1
w 7S MABKET STnEET
10 A. M.. 12. Z, 8UB. B:. TUB, :48 P. it.
Mabel Normand ',.? "Jins" "
GREAT NORTHERN
BflOAD STREET AT EWE AVE.
NAZIMOVA n1.15
At S;30, 0:45, 8.30 and 10 P. M.
REGENT
MAHKET ST. Bel. 1TTB
GEORGE WALSH In .
'WINNINO STROKE'
11 A. M. to 11 P. It
MARKET STREET
AT JUNIPER
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
VICTOR,
HERBERTS
THE ONLY GIRL"
Broadway Droa,2!a,?.f SWd
AL WHITE'S REVIEW
NAZIMOVA in the "BRAT"
CROSS KEYS MARKET ST. Bl. 60th
M 1 , r- V'1 7 aniS
led Nestor and Sweethearta
CHOICE SEATS
THEATRES FOOTBALL BOXING
ANYWHERE) V
Penn Theatre Ticket Office
Walnut 4J00. N. E. Cor. 13th A Chetnul.
PHILADELPHIA'S? FOREMOST THEATRES
HARRIPkr Nioirrs at suo
VJ.rvlllI. MAT- TOMORROW, 2:20
AHlff UT
Smashing " l
Great CharxtR
Comedy
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OT A THILOR MADt1AN " fAHE-
SEATS SELLING FOR NEXT WEEK.
XXViCT NIGHTS AT 8UB
J-1 .JlHJ MAT. TOMORROW, r5tlB
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n AnnTrQ"'
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"Daddies" it one of tho nkn of f , i"? I
eaion which you want to M you'll wefctA l
It If ynu don't. j'jl
PORRTT NianTs at sub
r KJIIdJ l MAT. TOMORROW, I. '15
Charles D'lilneham's Mu'icul rrnnedy SlHr
SJuIIr r Joseph
ANDERSON LAWTHORN
in "THE CANARY." with
DOTI.E & DIXON nnd MAT'Din KnURNR .
SEATS NOW FOR NEXT WEEK
. W. IF.
REDS
DON'T SEE
SUNRISE
By Wlllard Mnck with Barry McCormafcU
AN AMERICAN COMEDY
WITH A PURPOSE '"
Now at The LITTLE THEATRE
17TH AND Do LANCEY STS. v
PHONE IX3CUST 0041 ,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BOSTON
Monday, Deo. 1. at 8.10 r :,
Soloist -
LOUISE HOMER '
Tickets now on sal at
Heppe's, 1U9 Chestnut St.
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Pierre Monteux
Conductor
WALNUT TONIGHT AT SUB
""ul,u MAT. TOMOR., JOo to ILOO
ttWIK
Next Week, Seats Now. By Popular Rsquut f
tSIon's OLD HOMESTEAD
with WILLIAM LAWRENCE as 'UncUJoih ,
All the Original Features of Past Ysars.
ACADEMY OF MUSIO
Tr,
FRIDAYS SATYRS
ALSACE-LORRAINE
COc, 75c. $1, $1,60 at Heppe's 2Sq at Door,
EITH'S
WILKIE BARD
MLLE. NITTA-TO
BETH BERI It CO.. WILLIAM
O'DARE! QUIXEY FOUR;
FOUR BARD3. OTHERS.
NJK
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Metropolitan Opera Company, N.' Y,
tubs, uvo., t trr rvA
dec. y L tlisir u Amore
MMES. OARRIBON. ELLIS. MM. CAJIUSO "
DE LUCA, DIDUR. Conductor, M. PAPL
BeaU 1108 Chftfcut Bt. Wat UUt RaceflT.
ORPHPlJIvT' Mat. Tomorrow. JBo. 8Bo.
" - etts., S8o. 85c, 60o Toe..
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DEC. 1 "TE8 OR NO"
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wnn mwu ana XMKly. ,
DCrDI PQ Keo. Ave. anl Cumbrln4L
i v - Ladlea' Mat. Every Baw .'
THE LEW KELLY SHOW .
with LEW KELLY miMSELF,
f'.ai
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trels. ARCUAtiTMl
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