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EVENINGS PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, yATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1019
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the Parties for Miss Elizabeth
Bar toio-Har ding Ball in Neiv York Tonight.
Miss Thayer Gnest of Honor at Dinner-Dance
I
THINK 'flip HartowR linvc decided on
n hrntittftil wnv nf lirlnrltii? 1ltzn
belli out. They will give n kuccchsIoii
or serins iif tin co theatre imrtle.t before
three Wills ill tlio .end of December.
The lira will be before tile Powell
Kvnns ball nn December li.1. live m-cond
before the Koliuul Tn.ilor bull on De
cember 'JO, mid the third before the
Henry Ilrinton Coxo bull for Cntheritio
Coxe on December 111.
Elizabeth, jou Know. Is the elder
daughter of the .Install Ilurtows, of
Oraverfl lane, Clicstiuit III11. Her
mother uiis Miss Margaret Alleu. Her
Krandmothe". Irs. Kranris O. Allen,
died lust miiniiirr. Ho Elizabeth could
hot have a formal debut beore now.
Theatre parties arc nluajs popular and.
ns the three will be quite Inrce. 11 seems
to me a delightful way to entertain.
Elizabeth is rather fair and tall and
has a very pretty complexion nnd ejci;
nnd u great deal of charm of maimer,
I hne noticed how sweetly she speaks
to older people at the various teas and
yoli know that is alwayR a gri.it asset
to a girl She's so natural and sweet,
that every one likes her.
"ANUMI1ER of the debutantes are
going over to New York for the
Army and Xnvy game today and sev
eral' will stay on to attend the ball
which the .!. Horace Hnrdlngs will gle
nt the Klt.-Cnrlton over there, to in
troduce their daughter, t'nllinrme
Hardin. You know Mrs. Harding was
Miss Dorothea Ilnrnej, n daughter of
Mr. Charles D. Harney nnd the late
Mrs. Ttnrnev. nf 'Dirontz.
Thev are' i datives therefore to ninnv
families in this cit. Mrs. Harney ;
Miss Laura Cooke, n sister of the late
.lay Cooke, 'there were several other
daughters besides Mrs. Harding. The
Baroness on Hilier "is one nnd Mrs.
Archibald Hubard and .Mrs. John II.
"Whlttaker njid Mrs. Henry Miller
Vntts are her sislers,
Edith Carpenter is going to the bill
and n is Mnrgarotln .leanes. And
George and l'hoebe Harding will go
over from here. The are cousins of
tlie Horace Hardings. Mrs. William W
Hftrdlng. of Chestnut Hill, is tnth
arlne's grandmother.
THE De Witt C'uyiers will give a
dlnner-dancc this evening for Tolly
Thncr at their countiw home in Haver
ford'. The Cillers have a wonderful
' ballroom nnd all the' downstair roi is
open into each other, so it I splendidly
arranged for enlertaiuliir. 'I he guests
will be of the debutnntc set nnd will be
seated at Miiall'tab'es.
DID ou ever hear of a knifeless.
forkless nnd spoonless luuclieon?
Well, there whs one glvt-n the oilier
tlav by a hostess out on the Main
Liiie and evci. one was ns curious as
curious could be to know how she
would manage.
To be sure, "lingers were made be
fore forks." but' then forks arc pretty
nice and it's ivot an awfully pretty
bit of manners to lick oiic'k fingers be
tween courses, ns it were. So every
one wondered. Well, it was a lovely
affair.
Id the first place, it was given in
the bungalow on the place nnd every
thing was most attractive as far as
decoration's w;ere concerned. And the
table was very pretty. It was like n
low-necked frock with no sleeves and a
Tery low back, as It were (not having
any silver). Only witii frocks some
times the backs are not pretty (o look
at. whereas this table was,
The first course .was chicken soup,
and that was served in bouillon cups.
Then there were frcnclied chops with
ruffled paper petticoats on their ban
dies, nnd Saratoga chip potatoes.
Small hends of lettuce were tucked
Into other leftuce leaes nnd separated
so that they could he easily lifted out
with the fingers. Cups of nlits were
served witii the ttfilnd nnd, of course,
olives and celery nnd rolls.
The hovters wns rather ftumned
when it came to dessert ; and then she
had a brilliant idea. Slie turned paper
drinking' cups upside down and cut
holes in the center; then she nindc
crepe paper tulips nnd placed them
about the euns and filled ice cream cones
and fitted them into the hole in the
fmper cup. They looked perfceth
oyely. Coffee alrendv sweetened and
nlnvinds nnd candy weie served after
the luncheon npd then there were cards.
But first, believe me, there were finger
bowls. It was interesting nnd lots of fun.
And it shows how one can entertain
In a unique manner minus a maid,
as so many are theic days. There was
scarcely anj thing to wash up after
ward, NANCY WYNN'E.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ambrose Cunius, of
nazleton. Pn., announce the engage-'
nient of their daughter. Miss Mary L.
Cunius, to Dr. Richard T. Elllsou, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ellison, of
Lincoln drive. Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. W. W. Atterbury. of Houdinot
Fiiriri, Itadnor, will entertain at dinner
on Saturday evening, December 27, in
honor of hridaughter. Miss Elizabeth
MacLeod, before the ilnuce which Mrs.
Tm.1 FUnnl'ln Mllto nt Qf lln..l,l. 1..
lilf4 giving for her daughter, Miss Frances
nuns.
Mr. and Mrs. William Drayton
Grange will entertaiu at dinner on
Mondny evening, December 2ft, In honor
of Miss Frances Gerhard, before the
dance, which Mr. and Mrs. .T. Heron
Crosman, Jr., of Hnverford, will give
for their sons. Mr. J. Herton Crosman,
8d, and Mr. Alex Cameron Crosman.
-fjtended wedding trip and upon their
return win live in San Francisco.
M!s llcne M. Duffy will be the guest
of honor today at a shower nnd luucli
eon given bv the .Misses Heger, Spring
avenue Noble. Miss" Duffy 'h engage
ment to Mr. James McNull, of this
city, was recently nuu'ouncrd.
Miss Iluth Gimbelf of Chicago, who
i spent some time iisltlng Mr. and Mrs.
winds Soils-Cohen, of Oak Lane, re
j turned home lrtbt week.
Miss EllltllC II. Pot. Int. ,.f III,,,,!!,.
City, former!., of this city, will be one
of the week-end guests of Mrs. Mary
Steele, at Hiking Pntk.
'Irnome will give in honor of their de
'mtnutc daughter, Miss Susan T.
(Jroome.
The Mnndny evening junior dances
Vlll hold their first meeting in the Itoso
Garden of the Ilellevue-Stratford on
January 1 1.
Among the guests who attended the
dinner given nt the Ultn-Carlton last
evening for MNs Pauline IV. - Hell,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Hell.
Jt-rt 2(10 South Sixteenth street, before
the ball which was given nf the llelle-
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CHESTNUT HILL
Mrs. Wlllltim It. fluxion, who has
been staying in Newport, H. I., for
some time, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Morgan Ilrbnnl, on Chestnut inc
tnie, Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Chapman and
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ten. Miss Alexandra Doliiii. Ml, Mnr- lniii; ' '""""
Kuril iuiieu, jiism aiiiiii i.vans, .vilss '
E. Antoinette Gejelin, Mks Ellznbelh l
Hrockle, .Mis Peggy Thnjer, Miss Polly
iieuiie,
(, nt S
Chestnut
Thajer, Miss Elinor Thompson, Miss
Mary Dixon New bold. Miss Hetiv Da
vis. Miss Hope Wilson, Miss Harriet
K. .imniermnu. Miss Susnu T. Grooine.
Miss Eleanor llobb, Mr. Francis II.
Ilohlen. Jr.. Mr. Jii Cooke. 4th', Mr.
Itobert E. Strnwbrldec. Jlr. It. It llnv.
nrd Howie. Jr.. Mr. Harrv C. Adnms, I
Mr. Hoffmnn Dolnn. Mr. Emil Geveliu, I
Mr. Henry L. Gejelin. Jr., Mr. James
''Jen. Mr. John Ingersoll. Mr. Henrv I
Kobb. Mr. Emleii Randolph. Mr. Snuii- I
tiers Meade. Mr. Percy Glendinning. ,
Mr. I!. Hiuclin Scull and Mr. Wister
Haudnlpli.
Mr. and .Mrs. Heibert .1. Tlly, of
(.ynwjd, announce the engagement of I
their dniighter Miss Dornthv Tilt . to I
Mr. Charles M. Hotts. .'Id. son of Mr. I
and Mrs. William Taj lor Hett-, of
iicimantown.
The Philndelphin Cricket Club Hi St.
Martins will give a dlniier-dancc
this evening. These illnuer-diinres will
he given ilurlug (lie winter nt intervals
of About two weeks. There will be one
on December 20. and also on New
Year's eve, December 111.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles H. Kendrick,
entertained lit the football game
Thanksgiving Day. followed by a din
ner, at their home In Wynnewood, in
honor of Mrs. Henry Upnwick, formcrlv
Mls Hilda Hollaway. of New York, and
a sister of Mrs. William L. Hirst.
Among the guests were" Mr. and Mrs.
Kcmbel Yarrow, Mr. and Mrs. William
,L. Hirst. Mr. Caleb Fox, Jr., Dr.
Thomns Uobb, .Mr. and Mrs. Norman
P. McMnllen. Mr. and Mrs. Provost
P. Herring, .Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P.
Dnnughy nud Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wiibcr.
Mrs. James D. Win-or, Jr.. of Ilove
inont. gave a luncheon on Wednesday,
in honor of her lilllo daughter, Miss
Marion Curliu Winsor.
Mrs. William Howell. Jr.. has issued
imitations for it luncheon in honor of
Miss Ituvnlene Dickinson, on Friday,
December 10.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Newton,
of Ouk Knoll. Dnylesfonl, will give n
ten this afternoon from four until -even
o'clock to meet their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. uu'd Mrs. E. Swift Newton,
whose mnrriiige took place last month.
Mr. and Mrs. Itlchard M. Ciulw Hi
nder, Jr.. huve gone to White Sulphur
Springs for n few weeks.
Among the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Cnnlield at Lo Gni last eve
ning were Mrs. Mary Lr Huss, Mhs
Ueien Hnss. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence
II. Hrush. Mr. and Mrs. C. Stnnle.t
Itorton, Mr. and Mrs. Hernardo Stokes,
Jlr, and Mrs. George W. Ilhitwn, Mi.
and Mrs. W. Itodnej Hiirtoii, .Mr. and
Mis J. G. H. Perkins, Mr. nud Mis.
Itichard C. Hughes. Mr. James Hlake,
Mr. William II. Kodgcrs, Mr. Price
Hull, Mr. Rene IVdrick.
The women of the Catholic Alliance
will give a card party mid niusicalc
next Saturday afternoon at the Wnltou.
Mrs. John P. Legiti is chairman of
tlio card part anil Mrs. William G.
Hegle,, treasurer. The music will be
in charge of Mr. Daniel C. Donovan.
GERMANTOWN
The Trio Club is giving its secon I
annual tlnnce lit the Hellield Country
Club this evening.
Miss E. Mali' Dawn, of the Hotel
Albert,, New York, is visiting her
brotlief. Mr. Itobeil II. Rawu. of 121
West Mount Air.t avenue, oer the
week-end.
The "S. S. S." Cluh, of tlio tier-
mnntowii High School, was organized
at tJie home or Miss l)oruth Dong',
JHIO West Durham street, on Tuesday
nfternoon. . Miss Dorothy Heck was
elected piesldcnt. Miss Dorothy Gnl-
breath, secretarj. and Miss Dodge,
itrensurer. The other members lire:
Miss Phyllis Freed. Miss Mariun Gag1,
Miss Marian Itraungnrd, Miss Ilertlin
Cochran, Miss Ella Cameron, Miss Ella
Hehrcr and Miss Helen Sterner.
Mr. and Mrs. Norton D. Flew, of
JCmOI Musgruu' street, entertained ' in
i formally at their home nt dluner yes
terday.
Miss Dorothy De Mott is entertain
ing Informally at her home this aflcr
noon. Her guests are from the school
set.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. J. M. McDonnell entertained
her bridge club nt tier home. 41100
Chestnut street, jesterday afternoon.
The guests included MiJ. A. V. 'Spring
man, Mrs. Samuel Ittnhwell, Mrs. A.
Miner, Mrs. Thomas Eraser, Mrs. F.
F. Hrightly and Mr. W. lllie.eii.
Mrs. Isabella Craig. r.S2.1 Hadtield
incline, announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Heatrice Crnig, and
Mr. Edward Rowland Fionclf, also of
this city, at a dinner given nt her home
on Wcdncsduj evening.
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MISS ALCORN BRIDE
Numerous Weddings in Various
Soctions of the City Some
on Thanksgiving Day
nfternoon nt the homo of the bride, the
Rev 13 O. Clifford, rector of the
l.titlmrnti fli.trM. .f Ihii A. It.. .on in nlTI.
OF MR I) H HAPNFR dating. The bride was attended by
Ur IVII. U. n. nnriNLIAiMiMH .:,nlim Muchlbarli ns bridesmaid
and by Miss Helen Kilmer ns llower
girl. .Mr. Albert Kramer attended Mr.
Jnmcs as best man nud Mr. Meyers
gave his daughter in marriage. A
small reception for the immediate fam
ilies was held after the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. James then left on a wed
ding trip after which they will be nt
home nt 0211 Stenton avenue.
Mllh. K. SWIFT NEWTON
Mrs. New ,0i Mai Mlis Ktliel Salio Jennings, of Chicago. Her marrii;e
to Jlr. Newton took place bust month. Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Newlon
are giving a tea this afternoon to meet Mr. nnd Mrs. Newlon
"(142 North Seventh street, nnuounce
the luttrtlngn of their dauglitci, Jliss
Mnr Pe.iree Hnmill, lo .-r. Richard
Brandt Cook, Jr., on Wcdues-dny, No
vember 2(1.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias II. Richards
will return from their wedding trip on
TIOGA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllinm Roach, of
IfiKi West Erie avenue, will entertain
the members of the Neighbors' Club at
dinner and cards this ct cuing nt their
Mime. .Mr. unu .Mrs. t nurio .uiix
Monday Tw I be home nt 11)10 Ur. and Mrs. Albert L Roat, .Mr and
No I. SKI reel. Mrs. Richards be- hli.,N"tnn Firth Hill. Mr and Mis
fore er marriage on November 12 win . Charles Call nan. Mi and Mrs Albert
ALONG THE MAIN
LINE
nnd Mis.
Ainonir the guests of Mr
Frederick William Rockwells coterie
dansant which will be given at Le Gni,
217 South Sdcnhum street this evc
ulug. will be, Mr. and Mrs. Ficderiek
H. Hurlbiirt, Mr. nud -Mrs. William
Magoffin, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Elile.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scaring, Mr. and
Mrs. Whituc Pnjne, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Ilarriman, Chicago; Mr. William
J. Guillen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Woodward.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Mnigaret A. Lotz announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss-Margaret
Glad.ts Lots, to Mr. Gilbert Col
lier lied ford, of San Francisco. Mrs.
Lots! and her daughter, formerly of Old
York road. Philadelphia, are-now living
In California. The oung couple have
gone to the Hawaiian Islands for an
llss Mnreiiret A. Reineke. of li"2S
North Hrond slreot.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George J. Kane. Jr..
have returned from nn extended trip and
will bo lit htiini- in Hnln. The bride be
fore her marriage on October 20. was
Miss Anna Marie O'Neill, of 1000 North
Fifteenth stieet.
Auother returning bridegroom and
bride arc Mr. nud Mrs. Frank Zlrnkll
ton, who will be at home nt 4S00 Chest
nut vtreer. The bride will be remem
bered ns Miss Jnuet E. Shea, of 2101
North Fifteenth street.
Miss Helen Phillips, of North Eight
eenth street, is spending the week in
New York isiting Miss Alma Holmes.
Miss Julia Hngedorn has returned
home after spending several months in
California nnd is spending the winter at
the Hellcvue Stratford.
Mrs. P. Jameson, of Sixteenth nud
Spring Garden streets, will gle a
luncheon of twelve covers on next Tues
dny afternoon 'when her guests will
be' the members of her card club.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wieder ure
occupying apartments at the Majestic.
Mr. and Mrs. Miltou Hinlein have re
turned from their wedding trip to
Havana and arc staying with Mrs.
ijinlein's parents in their new apart
ments nt Sixteenth and Jefferson
stieets. Mrs. Illuleiu wns Miss Rita
Greemriild, duugliter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Theodore Greeuwaid.
Mr. and ,Mrs. George Hnmill
Smith nnd Mr. nud Mrs. Amos Gcikler
will be the guests.
Mrs. H. Frank Raule. of H.'illl North
Rioail street, spent the Thanksgiving
season in Atlantic Cil.
Miss Catharine Horn, of Overkill
mad, formcrl of T'logu, entertained the
Fift -Fifty Club of this section Inst
evening at her home. Her guests in
cluded Miss Miriam Doolej . Miss Mar
guerite I-nrkln, Miss Dorothy McDev
itt, .Miss Until Wnlrath, Miss Elvira
Martinez, Miss Anna I.nrkin, Miss Jean
Clark, Miss Lorettn Hrown, Mr. Harris
Hui ton, Mr. William McLnughliu, Mr.
Edwin Fecii, Mr Paul Ilarker, Mr.
Charles Hull, Mr. Robert Lukens, Mr.
Mnrtin McCoolcj, Mr. Nathan Vhit
nker and Mr. Andiew Humiltnn
NORRISTOWN
Miss Helen Smith, of W)7 Hnrbadoes
street, entertained a number of her
friends last evening nt her home in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Among the guests present were Mlis
Margaret Halloway, Miss Vera White.
Miss Evelyn Cam, Miss Adeline Wil
son, Miss Jesse Weldenm.ver. Miss Jean
Smith, Mr. John Duddy, Mr. Leroy
Cnrn, Mr. Edward Alt, Mr. Clarence
A.veis. Mr. Harold Huiisicker, Mr.
Ronald Iloxwnrtli and Mr. Clareu'v
Wilson.
Miss Isabel Ganser, of Swede street,
entertained a number of the school
set in honor of her guest, Mis?
Sum Crandeli. of Wiilianisport, Pa.
Among the guests were: Miss Estella
Mewhiiniey, Miss Helen Cloud, Jlr.
Carv'er Piiscy. Mr. Jonas Sypherd, Sir,
John Phnrr, Sir. Carver Pusc .
' A wedding of interest In this city Hiid
liu Hannibal, Mo., took place Inst eve
ning In the Aldinc Hotel, when Sliss
iSnrn Stevens Alcorn, daughter of Sir.
and Sirs. James Alcorn, of 210.1 Spring
Garden street, nnd Sir. Dniiicl Hardy
llafuer, Jr.. of Hannibal, weie mar
ried bv Rlshnn Thomas 15. Ncelv.
D. D., of the Methodist Episcopal Con
ference. The bride wore n gown of
white satin and duchess lace with a
oil of tulle and duchess lace and car
ried orchids. She was given in marriage
by her father. Her sister. Sliss Jose
phine Alcorn, was maid of honor, nnd
wore u satin gown nf n dep jellow
shade. Sirs. John Wesley SloWilltnms,
the matron of honor, and Sirs. Lewis
Cruig Dick, a recent bride, who was
the bridesmaid, also woie satin gowns
of jellow, that of the former being a
medium shade and Sirs. Dirk's n pale
eliow. Each of the attendants wore
a brown maline hat and carried autumn
leaves and clirjsantbemuuis to miiteh
the yellow of her gown.
Sir. Ilnfner had for best man Sir.
Johu Wesley SleWillianis, and for
ushers Sir. Lewis Craig Dick and Dr.
Edward Hrooks Keffer. The ceremony
wns followed by a large reception. Sir.
nnd Sirs. Hufncr left on a western trip
and will live iu Hannibal, SIo.
HLACK GLENN
The marriage of Sliss Slary E Glenn,
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. William II.
Glenn, Sr., of 5420 North Fnirhill
street, Olney, to Sir. SHltou S. Hlnck,
of 20:i.'l North Fifth street, took place
In the Olney Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday evening at S o'clock. The
Rev. Dr. Itobert Hunter performed the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. William
Henry Wells, rector of the church.
Sliss Ella Ruth Give nttended the
bride as ino.Id of honor, and Sliss Esther
Aeller was the Driuesmaiu. ,vir. vmi
liam II. Glenn, Jr., attended Sir.
Hlnck, as best roan. A reception iin
niedlntel followed the ceremony lu the
lecture hall of the church.
After a week's wedding trip, Sir. nnd
.Mrs. Hlack will bo at home at 5120
North Fnirhill street, Olney.
NICHUALS DIECKHAUS
Another wedding wus that of SINs
Catharine Slaric Dieckhnus, daughter
or Sir. and Sirs. Anton Dieckhnus, of
Lawrence street and Tabor road, and
Sir. Leroy V. NiohiuiK of Germautown,
which took place in tlio Church of the
Incarnation, Olne.v. nt I) o'clock yes
terdav morniug, the Itev. T. Brady
officiating. The bride, who wns given
in mnrriiige by her father, was nt -
enrfoil hv Sliss Inez. Slary Niehiiuli,
I tir liriilceroom's sister, ns maid of
honor, nnd by Sliss Slary Dieckhnus,
her couslu, as bridesmaid. Sir. Raymond
NlchuaN attended his brother as best
man. and the ushers included Sir. Henry
Dieckhnus, Sir. William Lahr and Sir.
Vincent Hiiitiuun. A wedding break
fast followed tho ceremony at the home
of the bride's parents.
Sir. and Sirs. Nlchuiils will be at
home at 415 West Fishers avenue,
Olnev. after February 1.
JAMES .MEYERS
The marriage of Sliss Ethel SI.
Slevers. daughter of Sir. and .Mrs.
Frank E. Sle.vers, of 02 11 Stenton
avenue, to Mr. George R. Jnmcs, of
Hnltimore, took place at I o'clock tin-,
LINSCOTT HUCHANAN
One of the most. Interesting of the
Thnuksglvlng weddings was that of
Sliss Elizabeth Catharine Huchnnau,
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. W. J. Hu
ehnnnn, of 2111 East Johnson street,
nnd Sir. Edwin AV. Linscott, of 2111
West Horttcr street, which look place
at the home of the bride's pnreutfi on
Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock. The
Rev. F. C. SIcKce, of tho Green Tree
Church, ofliclated. Sirs. Philip Slnrk
iey attouded tlio bride ns ,nintron of
honor nnd tho bridesmaid Included
Sirs. Reginald Kerfott. .Miss Helen
Buchanan, the bride's sister, nnd Sirs.
Leif Nnrbon. Little Philip SInrkley.
Jr., nnd Billie Kerf were the pages.
Sir. Jay S. Woodruff acted as best
man and the following gentlemen weie
ushers: Sir. Lelt Nnrbon, Sir. Philip
SInrkley and Sir. Reginald Kerfott.
Sir. Buchauan gave his daughter in
marriage.
A reception immediately followed
Hip ceremony. After n wedding trip
Sir. and Sirs. Linscott will be at liolnc
in Brooklyn.
StAUTIN SENIOR
Another attractive Thanksgiving
wedding wns that of Sliss Helen Rosalie
Senior, dnugliter of Sir. and Sirs. John
Joseph Senior, of 111 East Herman
street, and Sir. William E. Slartin,
son of Sir. and Mis. Edwin .Martin, of
170 Eust Wnliiut lane, which took place
in St. Vincent do Paul's Church. East
Price street, nt 5 o'clock esterdny
afternoon, the Rev. SI. C. Slnddock
oflici.iting. Sliss Senior wns attended
bv SI lis .Marian Senior, her sister, as
maid of honor, nnd by her sisters, Sliss
Anna Senior pnd Sliss Slndeline Seniot:
Sliss Eva Srhultz. tlio bridegroom's
cousin, nnd Sliss Sue Love, ns brides
ninltR Little Sliss Hazel Grithth wns
the (lower girl, and Slaster Rujmond
Lewis Corper tho pnge.
M.. Incnnli V. PoWCI'S BCtcd OS bCSt
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mi for Sir. .Murun, nun mi' miiunini.
iiili.nitm were tisliers : .mi
gel
John
t-.i... uir,r dm hrtilo s brotuer: .Mr,
John Clear. Mr. John Shldell and Sir.
Stark Whcelan. of Wyuuwood. Mr.
Senior gave his dnugliter in innrring".
A reception followed tho oci oniony
at the homo of the bride's parents. Mr.
und Sirs. Slartin will live nt liO Last
Walnut lane.
VAN DUSEN-SHOTT
A wedding of interest in this city and
in Altoouu. Pa., took place at nooti cm
Thurvday at the homo of SIr; . iiiitl -Mrs.
(ieorgc L. Sbott. 31 'J7 North T'lrteenth
street, when, their daughter, Sliss Slary
C Shott, wus nmrricd to Sir. I- loyd a.
Van Dusen, of Aitooua The ceremony
wns performed by the Hev. SN alter H.
Greenway. of the Gaston Vresbyteriiin
Church, Eleventh street, and Leh gh
avenue. Mr. Shott gave his taughter
in marriage, and her sister, Sliss Ida
Shott, was her only attendant. Jit.
lrviu Cunnrd was Sir. S au Dusen
best man. The service wns followed
by a breakfast.
Sir. S'an Dueen. who was a corporal
in the Headquarters Troup, Seventy -eighth
Division, recently returned from
n year's service overseas. The bride
groom nnd biide, upon their return
from their trip, will live in Altoona.
NAYLOliMATTNEH
Announcement is mude of the mar
riage of Sliss Elsie L. Slattner, daugh
(er of Sirs. Anna SInttncr, of 1H1S
Jerome street, and Mr. William. X.ajr-
lor, of 2854 North Marshall itreet, mi
Wednesday evening by tho Hev. H
Smith Ktull, of Mount Carmel MeMioclUt
Episcopal Church, of Fern Hock. Tbn
brido was nttended by Miss MlncrvA
Ernest, nnd Mr, Wnltcr B. Slattner,
brother of the bride, was best man. Mr
nnd Mrs. Nnylor left on a fortnight's
trip nnd will be nt home after Decern-!
her 15 nt 1318 Jerome street.
KABIN GARFINKEL
Sliss Lillian Onriinkcl.of 111" Nortb,
Forty-first street, will be quietly mar
ried to Sir. Jesse D. Rabin, of 325 South
Fifty-eighth street, on Sunday evening
nt 5 o'clock, Rabbi Slohu officiating. A
small reception will follow Immediately
after the ceremony. Sir. nnd Sirs. Rabin
will leave Immediately after the recep
tion for nn extensive trip through the
South. After January 1 they will b
at home nt 1117 North Forty-first
street.
.MILLER OASIPBELL
A pretty home wedding took plica on
Thanksgiving evening nt 5 o'clock, when
Sliss Marlon Campbell, of 7000 Paschal!
avenue, was given In marriage by her
father to Sir. Charles D. Miller, of
i425 Avenue 13, West Philadelphia.
The Rev. Sir. Helntz ofliclated. A
small reception followed immediately
after the ceremony. Sir. William Mil
ler, a brother of the bridegroom, acted
as best man,
iur. una .mis. iiuiior nave left for nt
(en -day wedding trip.
UNIONSIAN noCKSIAN
The wedding of Sliss Lena Bockman,
of 24:;0 South Second street, to Sir.
Jack I'nioiiman, of 715 Jackson street,
will take place today at Grand Hall,
410 Sloore street. The Rev. DaTld
Krauss will perform the ceremony. Miss
Ed the SlannlolT nud Miss Emma Mor
rison will be bridesmaids. Sir. Herman
Slorris and Sir. Roseusky will bfl
Ushers.
After a trip to New York the bride
and groom will return lo their home,
2120 South Second stieet.
GORSIAN DIAMOND
Sliss Knthcrino Slario Diamond,
daughter of Sir. nud Sirs. William 8.
Diamoud, nnd Sir. Thomas I. Gorman
were married on Wednesday morning nt
10 o'clock nt St. Dominic's Church,
Holmesburg. The ceremony was per
formed by tho Rev. Father Gorman,
cousin of tho bridegroom. The brido
wns given iu marriage by her father.
The best man was Sir. Flank Gorman,
the groom'N brother. The ushers were
Sir. Frank J. Diamond, brother of the
bride, und Sir. Raymond Coll. The
brido wore a gown of Italian satin and
silver lace and carried a shower bou
quet of lilies-of-the-valley, gardenias,
orchids and Sweetheart roses. The
maid of honor was Sliss Slurie V. Dla
mond. The bridesmaids were Sliss
Gretton ,1. P. Rush, of Wyucotc. and
Sliss Dorothy Ilcilman.
After an extended tour Sir. and Mrs.
Gorman will reside at S538 Fraukford
avenue, Holmesburg.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The engagement of Sliss Theresa
Roach and Sir. Herman Fell, of 222(1
South Tvvent.v -third street, was an;
nounccd on Snturday, November 22.
Arrangements are being made for tho
wedding, which will take place early in
1020. Sir. Foil has recently receiveil
his honorable discharge from the nrmy
after serving with the 115th Division.
Sir. SInx J. Schwartz, of 314 Slorris
street, is spending the holidays with
friends iu New York city. During hla
v isit there he w ill motor to Albany and.
West Point nnd other points of iutcre&t
hi New iork state.
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER 1 TO DECEMBER 6
Subject to Change
! AI.IIAMmtA
K'Ui. Moms
ROXBOROUGH
A costume dunce was hold on Thanks
giving evening at the Rnxboroiigh
Countr Club. The affair, which is one
of the most successful given b tlio club,
was in charge of Sir. Fred Sleirill
Hi eeh. Sir. N. Paul Kenworthy, Sir.
Earl Brewer. Sir. Ross H. Simpson.
Sir. Veinon Ilaig and Sir. Burton Lll
tlewood. WISSAHICKON
,V novel bazaar will De held this aft
ernoon from 2 to 0 o'clock iu the parish
houso of St. Timoth.v's Protestant Epls
copui Chinch on Ridge uveuue. Anion,;
the attractive booths are those for I lie
Kill nf Christmas articles, cakes and
of I cand , and it live and ten cent booth.
Bfi'.
t
Among the guests who nttended the
dinner which Sir. mid Sirs. John Fenn
Brock gave last evening at tlio Ritz-'
Carlton, before the SlcFndden ball, were
Sir. nnd Sirs. Paul Denckln Slills, Mr.
and Sirs. Charles SItinn, Sir. and Sirs.
Robert K. Cnssalt, Sir. nnd Sirs. J.
Gardener Cnssatt, Sir. and Sirs. J.
Kenrsey Slitchell, Sir. and Sirs. II,
Pepper Vaux. Sir. nnd Sirs. Robert K.
Htrawbrjdge, Dr. and Sirs". Williams B.
Cadwnlader, Sir. and Sir. George W.
Roberts. Sir. nnd Sirs. George Brooke.
Mr. and Sirs. Alexander Blddlo, Sir.
nnd Mrs. Clarence AV. Dolnn, Sir. and
Mrs, Arthur R. Spencer. Sir, and Sirs.
George W. Chllds Drexel nnd Sir. nnd
Mrs. Joseph VS. Widencr.
At the dinner which Sir. and Sirs.
John Hampton Barnes gave last eve
ning before the SIcFadden ball, in honor
of their daughter, Sliss Cecily W.
Jlnrnes, there were twenty guess.
Ainpng the guests were Sir. and Sirs.
EckVv B. Coxe. Sliss Elizabeth Pack-
rd, Sliss 'Eugenia Cassatt, Miss Lucile
Curt
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llarclay fllcvaoufn. S'r. iioocri u.
Struwbrldge, Jr., Mr. Vrederick Thay
er and Mr. O, Dawson Coleman.
Mrs. J,Oray. Bolton, of 2109 Pine
street, will entertuiu at luncheon on
Thursday, December 4, In honor ol
Sliss Elizabeth Dvvlght Garrison, de
butanto daughter of Sir, and Sirs. P.
Lynwood Garrison, of 1010 Clinton
street.
,SIr. and Sirs. Edgar Weight Baird. of
the Wellington. Jiavc issurd Invitations
ior tt small dinner to be given nt the
Iflitz-Ciirlton, on January 8, In houor
of Miss Slargaretta Jeanes, daughter of
Mw Henry Sulger Jeanes, before the
duce which Mr, and Mrs Harry C.
I, Bliss Ktigenia uassatt, .aiisr l.ucue
rter, Sliss Ruth Unhurt, Sliss Peggy
dcr, Sliss .Helen Hart. Sir. Fran-
Chambers. Sir. Ned Frazier, Sir.
AHotd ' FOPMF.PTY oyfe IMAUf&I
1220-22-24 Walnut Street
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Kfot of Polio? : Nor Managemeht
u jr,, ' To facilitate tne' conduct of our 1
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The executives, sales and office
I ' force will continue as before.
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ARCADIA , ,
Chestnut below lfllh St.
m:i.vio.vT
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liniml & Stisquehnniia. Ave.
IIKOAIIWAY
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Droail St. ah. Itocklumi
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und Cedar Avo
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Market Hot
Blitli and flOth
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Otn. and Maplewood Aes,
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Main St..
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Sta
FAMILY
1311 Market St
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Mill St. and Olmrd Ave.
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1T15 Krnnkford Ave.
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Third and 1 ltzwater Sta
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Helow Spruie St.
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c,ri;at nokthkkn
nroad St nl Erie- Ae.
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15I1T.IIIAI.
00th and
Walnut Sta.
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iiitb and Uauphln flta.
jumiio , . .
Front St. and Olrard Ave.
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41at and Lancaster Ave.
(a)
MHKItTV
rirnad and Columbia Ave
(a)
l.ortJHT
S2d and Locust Sis.
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MAIIUKT ST. THIUTItl!
333 Market Kl.
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MOUKI,
4.1 South St.
(a)
NIXON
Bid and Market Sla.
OVniUIKOOK (a)
HSd and Haverford Ae.
PAI.ACK
J 814 Market St
(a)
& Dauphin St.
I'HIN'rF.SN .
OI Market St.
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RKCIKNT
Market St. lielow 17th
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KIAI.TO
Otn. at Tulnehocken
m rn i.i
li'.'d and
Sarlaom Rta.
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Market St. below 7th
BAVOV
1211 Market St.
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Market above Uth
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Oermantown Ae,
(a)
at Venanto
VICTORIA
Ninth and Market Sta.
MXST AM.F.OIIKNY
23th and Allegheny
(a)
Tom Milt III
HouKh.Rldlnir Romance
Kthel Clniton In More
Deadly Than llin Male
Anita Stewart In Her
Klnadom of IJriamb
I) Fairbanks Ills
Mnjeaty the American
Special cast In
Thft Miracle Man
Anita Stewart Hep
Kingdom of Dreams
Ilrjant Wushburn In
It Paia to Advertise
.Mabel Norma nd
"Mickey"
Dorothy Glen In
Turning the Tables
OIIib Thomas In
Thu Spite llrlda
TUESDAY
C'hailmi rta In
Crooked stralaht
Tom Mix lu
rtmiKh Illdlni: Roiniince
Kthel Clayton in More
Deadly Than tho Malo
Anita Stowart In Her
Kingdom of Dreams
r. Falrbanka Ills
Majesty th" American
Special cast In
The Miracle In
Anita. Stewart Her
KltiKdom of Dreams
Ilrjnnt Washburn In
It Pass to Advertise
Mabel Normand in
"Mickey"
Dorothy Phillips In
RlRht to Happiness
rclr
Till
The HlRhop's Kmcralds
Da Id Powell
Teeth of tho Tiger
r. K Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Mary Plikford In
The Hoodlum
John llarrvmoro In
Raffles
Ills Majesty
Tho American
Jack" Plckford In
Burslar by Proxy
.'arlmoa in
The Drat
Mabel Normand In
Mickey
Hnld Dennett In
The Vlrtuout Thief
Wallace. Held In
The Iitterv Man
Olive Thomaa In
Prudenco on Ilroadwav
Dorothy Dalton In
L'Apache
Nalmova In
The Jlrat
Hert Lytell In
Lombard! Ltd.
Star Cast In Tho
Price of Innocence
E IC. Lincoln in
Virtuous Men
Will llogera In
Almost a Husband
Tom Mix In
ftough'Rldlna Romance
Star Caat in
Tho Open Door
Knld Dennett In What
Kvery Woman Learns
Mme. Nazimova- in
The Brat
Special Caat In
The Miracle Man
Blanche Sweet in
A Woman of Pleasure
Dorothy Dalton
IApache
Elsie Fermison In
Counterfeit
Special caat In
The Mlivacle Man
Viola Dana In
Please Qet Married
David Powell In The
Teeth of Ihe Tiger .
Dorothy dish In
Turnlnc the Tables
Olive Thomas In
The Spite Rrldo
WEDNESDAY
Charles ltav In
Crooked Straight
Jacques of tho Silver
North
r.thel Clayton In More
Deadly Than tho Male
Anlla Stewart In Her
Kingdom of Dreams
Dorothv Dalton In
L'Apache
Special cast In
The Miracle Man
Gladys Ilrockwfll In
Chaslnc Rainbows
Bryant Washburn in
It Pajs to Advertise
Mabel Normand
"Mlt key"
Dorothy Phillips In
Right to Happiness
Vivian Martin In
His Official Fiancee
i:. K Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Dorothv Olsh In
Turning the Tables
Msry Plckford In
Tho Hoodlum
John liiiirvmore In
Ho files
His Majestv
The American
.Tack Pli-kfont In
Burglar by Proxy
Nnzlmoia in
The Hnat
Mabel Normand In
Mickey
The Woman
Thou Gavest Mo
Walare Held In
The Lottery Man
Nazlmnvo. In
The Drat
Dorothy Dalton In
L'Apache
Nazimova In
Tho Prat
Rert Lytell In
Lombard!, Ltd.
Star Caat iu The
Price of Innocence
J Warren Kerrigan in
White Man's Chance
Will Rogers in
Almost a Husband
Marguerite Clark In
Luck in Pawn
S. Holmea-E. Cansldy
Love, Honor und ?
t:nld Dennett In What
Every Woman Learns
Enid Rennett In
Stepping Out
Special Caat In
Thei Miracle Man
Olive Thomas in
The Spite rirlde
Dorothy rhlUlpa In
Right to llapplneaa
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Special cast In
The Miracle Man
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
David Towel I In The
Teeth of the Tiger
.1 K. Hackett In
Ashes of Love
THURSDAY
W" 8 Hart In
John Pettlcoata
Florence Reed in
Her Game
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Malo
Olarivn Leslie in
The Golden Shower
David Powell In The
Teeth of the Tiger
William Farnum In
The Last of the Dunnes
Mnrmierlte Clark in
Luck in Tawn
Oeraldlne Farrar In
Flame of the Desert
Mabel Normand In
"Mickey"
FRIDAY
W S. Hart In
John Petticoats
W Grlffith'B Flay
Broken Hlosaoms
Dthel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Gladvs LeHllo lu
Tho Golden Shower
David Powell In The
Teeth of tho Tlgefl
William Farnum in
Tho Last of the Duanes
Marguerite Clark in
Luck In Pawn
Oeraldlne Farrar in
Flame of tho Desert
Mabel Normand
"Mickey"
TC Hackelt In
Ashes of Love
Olive Thomas In
Tho Spito Bride
Dorothv Phillips In
Right to Happiness
Vivian Mnrtin In
His Official Fiancee
Irene Castlo In
The Invisible Bond
Mabel Normand in
Mickey
Charles Rav in
Crooked Straight
Censne Havnkaw a in
The Illustrious Prince
Viola liana In
Parisian Tigress
Jack Plckford In
Burglar by Pioxy
Nazimova In
The Brat
Mabel Normand in
Mickey
Texas Clulnan In
Tho She-Wolf
Illllle Burka In
Sadie Iove
Charles Rav In
Crooked Straight
Dorothv Daltnn in
1Apieh
Nazimova In
Tho Brnt
Harry Morey In
The Gamblers
Star Cest In Tho
Prlto of Innocenrv
Tom Moore in
Heartaeaso
Will Rogers in
Almost u Husband
Nazimova In
The Brat
Wll'lmn RusMd In
Eastward Ho
Knld Renneit in What
livery Woman Lcnrna
Dorothv Dalton In
The Weaker Sex
Sperlsl Caat In
The Mlracln Man
Vlvlsn Martin In
Ills Official Fiancee
Marguerite Clark In
Luck In Pawn
Elsie Ferguann In
Counterfeit
Special cast in
The Miracle Man
Viola Dana In
Please Get Married
JvTaxImova In
The Brat
Eui-ne O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Bert Lvtell In
Lombardl. Ltd.
Tom Moore In
Lord and Lndv Algy
Montamie Love In
Thn Steel TCInC
Mabel Vnemin In
Mickey
Charles nav In
Crooked Straight
Tom Mix In
Rough-Riding Ttomance
r"ank Keensn In
The False Code
Olive Tom"s In
The Snlle Bride
NImov In
The Brat
Rnhrt Warwick in
Tn Mlrzoura
Jacques
of the Sliver North
BlHIe Burke In
Sadie Tive
Olive Thorns s 'n
The Snlfe Bride
Fnld B"nelt In What
Kvery Woman Learns
Special Cast In
The Mlrni e Man
Pegv Hvland In
A Girl lo Bohemia
Herbert Ttnw Union In
The Carter Case
Marlelaipe Trevere in
The Splendid Sin
Will Rogers In
Almost a Husband
Neslmova n
The Brat
G'sd Brorkwell In
Chasing Rainbows
Fnld Bennett In What
Hverv Woman Learns
farenerlte C'ark I
Widows by Proxy
Snerlsl Cast In
The Miracle Man
Kenneth Harlan In
Trembling Hour
Alice Jnvr In ,
Vengeance of Durand
Elale Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Special caat In
The-Mlracle Man
Viola Dana In
Pleaae Get Married
Nazimova In
The Rral
W S Hart In
John Petticoats
L"Uffena O'Brien In
Sealed Hearta
Bert Lvtell in
.Lombard!. Ltd.
SIsrv Plckford in
The Hoodlum
Constance Taimadre In
A Temperaments! Wife
Nslmova in
The Brat
Trepo Castle In
The Invisible PAmd
Nazimova in
The Brnt
Mabel Normn1 In
Sis Hopkins
Olive Themes in
The Snlte Bride
Nz!mova In
The Brat
Oeorpe Wnlsh In
Tim Wlnnlne Stroke
Wallace neld in
The Lottery Mart
Enid Bennett In
Stenplng Out
Marguerite ctarlc In
Luck In Pawn
Fnld Bennett In Whit
Every Woman Learns
Sneclnl Cast In
The Miracle Mnn
Nazimova in
The Brat
Herbert Rav. Upson In
Tho Carter Case
Monroe Sallsburv In
Sundown Trail
Will Bogera In
Almost a Huabnnd
Charles Ray n The
Egg-Crate Wallop
F Mavo-C Adams In
The Brute Breaker
Vnld Bennett In What
Every Woman Learns
Florence Heed
llr Game
Special Cast In
The Miracle Man
Alice Joee In
Vengeance of Durand
II. D. Warner In
Qray Wolf's Qhoat
Elale Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Special cast In
The Miracle Man
Viola Dana tn
rleoao Qet Marl led
SATURDAY
W S. Hart In
John Petticoats
W arimth'n Play
Broken Blossoms
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the Male
Gladys Leslie lu
Tho Golden Shower
Constance Talmadge in
A Temperamental Wife
William Farnum In
The Last of the Duanes
Charles Bay In
Crooked Straight
Oeraldlne Farrar In
Flame of the Desert
Mabel Normand In
Mickey
W. S. Hart In
John Petticoats
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Florence Reed In
Her Game
Mary rickford In
The Hoodlum
Monroe Salisbury in
Hla Dlvon-ed Wife
Tom Mix In
Heart of Texas Ityan
Irene Castle In
The InvUlbte Bond
Nazimova in
The Brat
Sla HoDktns
Trail of the Octopus
Olive Thomas In
the Snlta Bride
Nazimova tn
Tho Brat
James K
Ashes
Hackett In
of Love
Wallace Held In
Tho lottery Man
Enid Bennett Jn
Pteppln Out
Taylor Holme In
Taxi
Enid Bennett In What
Eveiy Woman Loarmi
Special Caat In
The Miracle Man
Nazimova in
The Brat
Kerueit Ruwllnaon In
Tho Carter Case
Corlnne Griffith Id
, The Climbers
Will Bogeri In
Almost n. Husband
David Powell In The
Teeth of the Tiger
Constance TalmadRe In1
A Temperamental Wife
Enid Bennett In What
Every Woman Learns
Vivian Martin la
Ills Official Fiancee
Special Cast In
The UlracJa Man
H B. Warner In
The Gray Wolf's Ghost
Geonre Walsh In
The Winning Stroke,
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Rpaclat caat In
The Miracle Man
Bert Lvtel) In
Lombard, Ltd
Viola Dans, in
Plca Oat Harrier!
nrt LrtHI In
Ixjmbartl, W
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