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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
'Nancy Wynne Tells of the
She Anticipates a Brilliant
on Thursday Other Bits of Chat
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OP C'Ot 11811. tin- opuw will ntlrnct
ninny IoiiIkIiI, nnd thru there will
1)0 (he bull which the Wnltor .lolTortls
ulll ghp lit the Hcllevue-Stratfonl for
jWnry XnrrlM. Mnry h the iIiuirIiUt of
the Itlchiinl NorrNc, and ti cousin of
JlfH. AVnlter .Ii-rtorils, m wan Knvnli
1''1K 'Oli know. Tier mother wns Miss
Dobsmi, ii sister of Mrs? Sum Hlihlle.
After her dentli mill her fnther'ti second
mnrrliiRe, Snrnli lived most of her time
with the Itlililles. She married Wnlloi
Jeffords about Mn jimim ago.
When Usa Norrii ramc out tlie Jef
fords and Kiddies jjnvc a ball for her.
Do jou remember what a wonderful af
fair that was'' There were some
features of that ball which cannot be
carried out nt this one. llnw'ewi',
there's no doubt that tonight's party
will be beautiful us can be!
T have quite a case on Mary Norrls.
Sim's so dainty and running without
bcinj; "too running." You know there's
n happy medium in all things, and Mary
Is just n dear. 1 told juu jestcrdiiy
what a good-looking dress she had on
nt the Supper Club on Saturdaj nlghl.
Hut that is not to be marveled at, is
it? It1 would be more of a man el if
nny one with Pobson blood did not know
how to dress You Know Mary's mother
won Miss Sarah Dobson, a sister or Mrs.
Thomas Jeffries. Mrs. John Norris,
Air. Dobson Altemus,aud Mis. Arthur
Spencer. Mary is the only daughter;
t.he is named for her giiindmolher. Mrs.
James Poummi. Mary and IHsa Xoiris
nrci "Ocrmnn cousins." as John and
Ttlehard Xonis urn bi others and their
lves are sisters.
It's a funny thing, but all through
lm r,.ilisnu fmnllv. from the grandpar
ents down, two sisters have married I
two brothers. John and James Dobson
married two slsteis. Their daughters.
Sarnh and Maria mariied the two Nor
rises. And their oldest daughter, Mrs
."infTi-int.' (n daughters. Mur una
Amanda, married Albert and llniulil
Jtosengarteu.
It is funnv how tho'-e things go in
families sometimes. ,
Mrs. Xorrls will receive with Mi's.
Jeffords this evening, nnd there will be
a number of dinners before the ball. 1 lie
Tom Dolans will entertain for harab.
mid Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sill ink
Will give a dinner for Hetty Aelsh.
TOMORROW night there will be the
George H. Hvaus dnnco for Klizabeth
Uovd at the Kellevuc, and on 'fhurMlny
night there will be the Charity Hall.
By the vvav, them are to be a number
of box parlies at the ball, nnd that aiUK
greatly to the looks, don't ou think.'
Among those who will entertain in
mid boxes nrc Mrs. lMward Htotesbury,
Mrs. "William 0. Warden, Mrs. ihoinas
Learning, Mrs. William J. Clothier.
Mrs. Harrison Mom;s. Mrs. Hertrnm
Uppincott, Mis. Alexander an Keus
selner. Mrs. Thomas De Witt Cujler,
Mrs Kobert Glendiunlng. Mrs. dcorge
Lorlmer, Mrs. J. Franklin MolMidden,
Mrs. Harry 15. Itoscngarten. Mrs. Low s
A Kilev, Mrs. George . Chllds Drexel,
Mrs lldvvaid C. Pule, Mis. Horace
Howard Kurness, Jr., Mrs. ',rn
."Pawns. Mrs. Charles H. Howell, Mrs.
Samuel auclain, Mrs. Hills A. .im
bel, Mr- rthur II. Lea, Mrs. Gyrus
Bergner Mrs. Clarence Dolun, Mrs.
J'one enii.iiiu. Mrs. James Large, Mrs.
John i Lewis. Mrs Charles T.
Vaughan. Mis. Ira nugwin. Mrs.
.TohuF Combs, Mi, llldridgo Johnson,
Mrs. Kobert V. Whitmer. Mrs. George
Tales Baker nnd quite a number of
others.
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AXP MRS. GlUSlll'I'i: 15AS-
tAXELLI, who have been here
for nlintil two months, expect to -..ul lor
linnm tmiinrrniv. Thev have been slav
ing with the Henry Lausat Ge.velins
tho greater part of their time here, as
Mrs Ilastinnclli is a sister of Mrs.
Gojelin, ou know. The liavo been
honor guests at a great many enter
tainments nnd have had ii wonderful
visit, according to Mrs. Ilastinnclli.
Week beforo last they went down
to Baltimore for a short stay, nnd came
hack here on Monday, and have been
nt the Gejelins .since that time.
w.
ASN'T it fun to see the snow again
on Saturday night, even though It
was onlv a weeny gliini1''' ''veil in the
eountrvV liut Jlnry, you know, had
never hccu It before. Tu the ilrbt place,
tlipro was no snow last winter, and the
winter befoie that Mai1 was too wee to
remember about. For even now she is
not yet three. Well, rIio was delimited
mi Saturday, when she looked out of
tho window nt the white load, aVd she
railed ctcitedly to Brother, who is tfliout
Ii jenr and a half old: "Oh, Fanhie,
come quick, ami bee the milk all spilled
Jn the road.'
NANCY WYNNE.
f SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr nnd Mis. John Frederick Lewis,
M 1914 Spruce btreet, will entertuin nt
Ulnner this eieniiiK followed by ii box
Jinrty al Hie ojicra. Their quests ivill
Inclmlo Mr. nnd Mi. llobeit It. Losan.
I)r. and Mrs. (Jeorse Morris l'lerhol
nnd Colonel nnd Mr. .fnsper YeateR
Ilrintou.
Mr. nnd Mm. Hiram 15. Klinson nre
rntertuinlug this evening ut the thentre
:ind supper for Mis.s Juliet Hollister
ItogerM. nf Columbus, O. Tho guests
will include "Miss 'Louise Asliliilrwl. Miss
Margaret Oest, Miss Itcnlie Vollrath.
Mis Anne TowiiEend. Mr. Tristram
Hnlket:. Atr ITcnry I'emberton. Mr.
Harold Sailor, Jlr. Morris Freeman,
Mr. Herbert DerbvsUire, .Mr. ami Sirs
Ilurrison Cnner. Jr., and Air. und Mrs.
Nicholas liiddle.
Mr Edward Samuel Avlilmrst, Jr .
lias isbued invitntious for a theatre party
nnd supper in honor of his sister. Miss
M. Louise Ashhurst. debutante daugh
ter of Airs. Samuel Ashlmrat, 11123
SpruCe street, on Monduy evening,
January 12.
Mrs William W. Cooper has i'sued
Invitations for n dance at the l'hiludel
phia Country Club, on Saturday evo
nlug, December 20, in lionor ot her
Idnugliter, Miss Sara Cooper.
The board of directors of the Treble
Clef will giic a musical tea tomorrow
nt the Alu-dcal Art Club, 1811 Uau
htend street
Air and Airs (iurnee Aliiun, of llnd
lior, and Airs. Muiin'h sister, Airs.
Arturo de lleereu. and sou will leave
IJecembcr 2(1 for I'ulm llench to stay
until spring
Mrs, O M Hixsmith, of Wayne, en
tertaijicd nt luncheon last Tlilirsduy In
honor of Aliss Itita Hallow ell, daughter
of Atr. and Mrs. Frederick Halluwcll.
whoso wedding to Mr. AVllllain Aiipcrnou
Uohnson, of Itiehniond, Va , will tuk&
jilnco on Tlnirsdny.
Aliss Margaret C. Perrin. of Wash
ington, who bpent the week end with
Mrs. Charles A. Aliiun, of AVoodcrest,
iladnor, returned to her bomb yejiter
Wny. Air. nnd Mrs .1. Hvan UadelllTp, of
3"li7obetli. N J , formerly of Itoxbor
ough, announce the engagement of their
daughter AIics 'Mildred Ogdrn. to Mr.
Kpeucvr Cniig Itubiinioii, of Allcutouu,
Airs, Henry llolln till I'ont. of Crest
Je, Ardiuoie, leturned ye.-terdny from
h visit to Now Yotk.
Mrs John M. Uollerer, of W'uyno,
bus insued InvItatioiiH for u danen at
tho Saturday Club, Monday. December
22, in hnpr of tho football simad of
Jiia Iladnor High School,
BJr. ?d Mr. John Qrlbbel pui the
Jeffords9 Ball for Tonight.'
Sight at the Charily Ball J
Misses Grihhel moved into the ItiU
Cnrlton today to remnlu thero through I
the winter.
Mrs. J. Kemp, of 5815 Springfield
avenue, announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss May Kemp, to Mr.
Trunk Huagland, of Los Angeles, Cullt.,
December 0.
GERMANTOWN
The iih inborn of the "B" Cooking
Class of the Gennantown High Sehooi
are entertaining Pr. and Mrs. Harry
Keller and Miss Mary Holmes at noou
toda.v.
Miss Lenn Steen, of .17 Koekland
sheet, e-nlertaiued members of the
Pelta Sigma Sorority, Ileta Chapter, at i
her home on Saturday afternoon. Her
guests included Miss Lllnlie,th Hush,
Miss Alice Williams. Miss Katliryri
Thicker. Miss Helen V. Murdoch, Miss
Klie Jastcrsou and Miss Kiiiilj Kuii
rroft. Mr. and Mrs. George II. James have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home nt GiMI Stenton avenue.
Mrs. Jamrs will be remembered as Miss
Lthel M. Mejer.
Announcement is made of the mar
rlage of Miss Laura W. Spriugthorpc.
daughter of Mrs. John Sprlngthorpc,
of nil.! Marion street, and Mr. John
Simpsun. of L!.l,'i Xorth Twelfth street
,,.' T ""' Ue"-y "ilkle mil? Mrs
Wilkie and (heir infant son, of Miltnn-oii-the-lludson,
X. Y.. nrc oecupvlng
the Manse, ul I'enn, "Wister and Chow
streets.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA !
Mrs. Kussoll Wilson, of W2 North i
l.uk avenue, gave a children's noveltv
party on Satuida.v iiftornoo.ii at he-1
liouie for her joung sous, Master Jack'
lson and .Master Harrison Wilson.
I he guests included Miss Xancy Hoey,
Mios Hetty Hoey, Miss Camllle Smith.
Miss Helene Kaymoud, Miss Laura
'Sy'r- ,Mls Miriam Wilson. Miss,
Pickey Noons, Miss Millicent Abbott.,
...-, "iuiii rtuunii, .vnss .-Mabel An
ders, Miss ( arye An.K-is. Miss Lorelle
Shriwr. Miss Selene Shrlver. Miss
I'iorence Sclilein, Aliss Hetty Schaeffcr,
,m m.!'"1,I ,,(-'nr""". Master .rnmes
Gladdibg. Master Mettler itittenhouse.
Master herdlnand Pttinger. Master
Kielmrd Hojer, Master Kobnrt Wilson,
Muster l-'runk Wilson, Master Hilly
James;, JIa,ster Kred King, Master Wut-f-aa
1-oster, Master George Stackhoiise,
Master Hobble Gray, Mister Hunter
SutclilTe. Mnter Kobert l'attou, Mas
ter Julius Pempsey, Master Kobert
Holmes. Mnslcr Frank Miskev, Master
Kennard Koons, Mnster Junior Hoey
nnd Master Kussell Wilson, Jr.
Mrs. Wilson also gave a luncheon
followed by a theatre party hut week
for Master Kussdl Wilson, Jr., and his
young friends, who included Miss Helen
Wolstenholm, Miss Kuth Wolsten
holme, Miss Helen Neville. Miss
I ranees Kobert, Miss Margaret Sterr
Miss Gladys Myers, Miss Gladys Mot
thews, Miss Theodora Abbott, Miss
Florence Monroe, Miss Dorothea Kay
niond, Miss Clnrn Krnuse, Master
Howard Open, Mns:r Harold Jef
fries, Master 'Pick Blair, Master Jack
Gray, Master Willard Ott, Master
Taj lor Gladding, Master Arthur Ste
vens. Master Jack Wilson, Master
Harrison Wilson nnd Mnster John
Paly.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Kvansel Presbyterian Church,
I-ilKhteeuth nnd Tasker streets, jjave a
banquet and reception to tho bos who
were in the service during the worjd
war. Among those present were the
Kev A. Karncl, who was an active
Y. M. C. A. worker on this side; Mr.
Howard Thompson, Mr. William Kurke,
Mr. I'dward Kassnmn, .Mr. William
Rnukin, Mr. Clayton Craig, Mr. Sam
uel Cruig. Mr. Alexander Craig, Mr.
William Thompson, Mr. .Tosinh Jones,
Mr. .Tohn Kriek, Mr. Samuel Cook,
Mr. Samuel Crooks-Mr. Kciison Miller,
Mr. Archibald McKeemnn, Mr. Albert
Carson, Mr. Samuel Morrell, Mr. Inn
Clark, Mr. Samuel McDowell, Mr. II.
McDowell, Mr. Kobert Snrgenut, Mr,
Georgo Phillips, Mr. Laird and Mr.
James Stewart. During rollcall taps
were sounded for Mr. David Miller, who
died while in the service.
Miss Margaret Kae, of Carlisle, Eng
land, is visiting her sister, Miss Agnes
Koe, of 1831 Spruce street.
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W Uowus irraps ur esses m
W Tailored Suits Coats H
H Blouses Mill iti ery Furs U
s FHiti . rBH
Ii and French Novelties j
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fflffl Prior to our removal to the Bro
tHtH r i til
Si Eit?Carlton Hotel j
ESffl This sale will take place al our present jg9
Big location, US2 Walnut Street, Wc3t ffl
Hffl of Bellcmte-Stratford ' ffija
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H 142 Walnut, frit . M
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LOVERS OF. OUT OF DOORS
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lrdger 1'hoto Sprvl.
MISS EMMA ASIITON DORK, MKS. ItKNJAMIN CHEW
Snapped by tho cameraman nt u hunt breakfast given recentlj. Kotli Mrs.
Chew and Ml.ss Dorr are devoted horsewomen.
MANAYUNK
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Kathaiiue It. (Ifeller,
daughter of Mrs. K. (ifeller, and .Mr.
Charles M. Moon1, son of Mr. David
II. Mooic, of 4."."il Maiiii.viink avenue,
on Thursday evening. December !, nt
the home of tho bride's brother-in -Inw
and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mc
Mornn, Ashland avenue, West Mnna
yunl;, bj the Kev. (lallovvay Tyson, of
the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, Ko.xborough. Mrs. McMoran
was matron of honor, and Mr. William
T. Mooru was his brother's best man.
Mrs. Grover C. Whitman, sister of the
bridegroom, played the wedding march.
A reception followed tho ceremony. Mr,
nnd Mrs. Mooio left for Jacksonville,
Kin., and will be at home after Jnn
uary fi, nt Ashland avenue, West
Mannyunk.
WISSAHICKON
Miss Mary Kennedy, who bus" been
spending some tunc in nslmigton, has
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CARRIE & MERRIMAN
Millinery Importers
1700 Walnut Street
Special Sale This Week
HATS $10 & $15
Formerly $18 lb $35
gsgggissnfiryiS
returned to her homo on Kochello ave
nue. Mr. and Mrs. John Ewing, of Kidge
avenue, have returned from Elkton,
Mil.
ROXBOROUGH
Tlie Aid of the thn Koxborough Ilnp
tish Church gave a musicalo and in
formal reception last evening following
their monthly meeting in the church so
cial hall. Miss Helen Dnrbj made an
address und Miss Doris Moyer was the
soloist. Thu affair was in charge of
Mrs. Nathan 1. Jones, Mrs. Johnson
L. Miner, Mrs. Solon E. Anderson,
Mrs. J. Everett Foeriug, Mrs. E. U.
Dalton, Miss Edith Kighter, Mrs.
Henry F. Miller, Mrs. Charles Thomp
son, Mrs. William Ames, Mrs. Freder
ick Dice, Mrs. John Held, Mrs. Green.
Vlpa Mnppr Alillor Mr. Wtllt.,,,, Il.,,,t.,
Mrs. A. Mould, Mrs. Wilford Schofield,'
.Mrs. jiarry inompson, jirs. A. 'llieiss,
Mrs. D. Siter Cornog. Mrs. William
Iirooks, Miss Alice Krooks, Mrs. Alfred
neiglitou and Mrs. Elmer Pfist
erer.
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Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles "B. Lukcns, of
DI15 Xorth Fifteenth street, cnter
I tallied n house party over the week-end
nt their home, when their guests in
cluded Mr. nnd Mrs. Horner M.
Trnnok. Mr. Fleming Fi-mick, Mrs.
Kudolph Kerstiug, of Now York, Mr.
and Mjs. . Stanley M. Walker. .Mis.
Harold Huttcrileld, of Newark, X .1.:
I Mr nnd Mrs. James Q. Atkinson of
Three Tuns, I'n. ; Mr. and Mis. Walter
t'anoll. of Camden,. X. .1.; Mr. nnd
Mrs. Kobert Wiusiiiore nnd Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Lukcns, of Vhilndelphla.
Air and Mrs. Brurc C. McFadden.
of nilfiO North Broad street, will leave
tomorrow to spend some time in New
"oi-k They will be accompanied lij
heir daughter, Miss Helen McFadden.
who has just returned from a visit to
tlantlc City, and Mr. and Mrs. C.
M Hrousc.
NORRISTOWN . ,
Phe patronesses nt the lsinc Tennis
f lull dnnee, which was largely at
tended, were: Mrs. Joseph A. Cole-
man Mrs. Jerome, W. L. Connellj.l
Mrs Georgp It. Kilo, Mrs. Charles II.
Koliti, Mrs. M. L. March, Mrs. William
t Stokes, Mrs. Heury C. Trlpler, Mr ,
I! l'eicy C'hniu. I
mong the guests nt the hirthdn.v
partv given by Mr. and Mrs. K. r.1
M nhinnev. of Hast Kim street, in
honor of the eighteenth birthday until
versary of their daughter. Miss 1'stelle
M.whinne.v were: Miss Maltha Martin, j
Miss Catharine Harilligton, Miss Heleo i
( 1 id. Miss Isabel Ganser, .Miss Anna
lletshnm. Miss Alary Montague. Mr. '
'llp.icloro Sehwenki-r, .Mr. James Long,
Mr Jonas Syphcrd, Mr, Philip Gordon.
Mr. William Johnson, Mr. John Puddy,
Mr. Franklin Strimel.
Miss Hmmn Williams will sail for
Germany on "Wednesday, oil the Tm
neintor. Miss Williams is an active
worker of the Friends'
I nit.
Construction
Reunion of N. E. H. S. 1919 Class
The class of 1010 of the Northeast
High School gave u danen in the .Inpan-
l esc Koom of the Hotel Walton last
week It was In the nature of n re
union, for more than u hundred mem
hers of the clnss berved In the arm.v and
i nnv.v during the war. This was the
tirst opportunity the returned veteran
I have had to meet with their old class
mates, as n number only recently re
turned from the nimy of occupation in
illermany. NunictotiH other social af
fairs are scheduled for the winter sea
son. The comniitteo on arrangements
for the reunion dnnco included Dr.
William l Conley and J. C. Kofoed.
Fortieth Annual
CHARITY BALL
Thursday, Dec. II, 9 P. M.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
OrKNINO J-KATUUK
IUtA, rAonANT or
HKAUTY ,BUOKUND"
V brilliant ami spectacular picture .denict
inir tho beloved hroi and liernlnps fmm
thu riaiMcfl of nil apes beautifully por
tryjed bv oer thrie liunJroO dancera
Th b-nem larli n th Hoppltal of tho
t'nUeraltv of IVrnBylvanla, Men'n MMI
rnl Ward, the Jefferson follcffo Hospital of
rhllndelphU, Medical War.la, .St. ChriHto
plier'H Hospital for Children, nnd St. Tim
othy a Memorial Hospital
2 "c
jioora open at n-uu, concert at j until
UDciiintc tfaiure nt uo (.enprni
dnclnjr about 10. (M. I.litht refreshmfntn
at 1100.
Tickets, Including dancinc and rrfresh
mentH, nro Jfi.dO for rach porson and nn
on sale at the Charity Hall ollh , ;HH inl
nut stf,'f (ti'lphonn Xjoinbaid 855), Ilepim s
and Uan'a
Spectators' ticketa, 50 cent? enrii for tbp
Amphitheatre, aa well aa reyTilar $0 0'
tickets, will b9 on pale at tho Aeadimy ivi
Thurndny evenlnsr.
BONWIT TELLER fi CQ
Dhe Specialty Siojb ofOriaination&
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
To Close Out Wednesday
A Collection of About 195 j
MISSES' DAY FROCKS
Formerly to 6S.00
34.00
no
Slightly handled, only one, Iwo or three of a kind, in Satin, Serge, Poiret
Twill and Jersey. Sizes 14 lo 18.
A Collection of Fashionable
MISSES' TAILORED SUITS
Emphasized are strictly tailored types and lavish'
ly fur trimmed costume models in the favored
fabrics and colorings of the season. Sizes 14 to 18.
Misses' Wool Jersey Suits Formerly 45.00 lo 49.50 25.00
Misses' Tailored Cloth Suits . . . .Formed, 58,00 lo 79.50 44,99
Tailored & Fur Trimmed Suits . .Formerly 89.50 to 125.00 68.00
Fur Trimmed & Costume Suits. .Formerly 150.00 lo 250.00 98.50
Very Special Value
MISSES' FUR TRIMMED COATS
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Formerly to 69.50
Exceptional at
49.50
Three distinct models, lined throughout and interlined.
Full fur collars of Nutria, Seal or Opossum. Sizes
14 to 18. '
HOLMESQURG
Mrs L Jones, of llhnwu street, has
left for Boston, where she will remain
ovpr the Christmas holidays
Mr. and Mis. Alexnnder P Hob
oris, of Decatur street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of n daugh
ter Mr. and Mrs M. Wcsthelnier nnd
famil.v, of HK!!1 Ninth Thirty-third
street, ni'c living nt 'J.'l West Nlnetv
second street, New "oik.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. A. Koomberg color
tallied in honor of Miss Lillian Kpsteln.l
Mr F.lmer Schaeffcr and Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. Marvis, nt their home. Tim guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. ltonnibOrg, Mr.'
and Mrs. J. Ijpsteln, Air. nnd Airs A. i
Seliacfl'er, Air, and Mrs. H. Aliiimon, '
Air. and Mrs. A. Klco, Mr. and Mrs. i
T. Sehaeffir, Air. and Mrs. L. Good- I
man. Mr. and .Mrs. J. Maimon, Allss
Alary I'psfeln, Miss Koso Klco mid Mi.
Leonard SehaelTcr.
Wills Probated Today
AVills filed for probntc todaj vvcie.
Anna H. Willits. Itl).. North Fight -eentli
slteet. SlTi.OOO, nnd IMith 11.
Wood, Li'.'ni North Fift.v -third street,
S.M'.OO. Iiivenlorlrs of ppr&onnl estates
filed were: Marv A. Cullcii. .f-'O.Tt'.O ".0,
ac3 Kendall ouiig, Sll.tl7S.Ml.
Two Appointed to City Jobs
Two appointments to oily positions
today were: Kobert A. Arnold, 'J.'tll)
South Cross street, machinist, bureau
of Inc. spjon u .vear, and Willium Her
mnip, 'S-2 Montrose street, clerk, bu
reau of water. $I)(M).
BIJOU
Trocaden
8th
till. Hnre Mat TuU
BEAUTY REVUE
rut; rnnM-ir l uoi.n s
with I.KV V DAl.tiY
METROPOLITAN
NET FRIDAY EVG., DEC. 12, AT 8:15
JOHN McCORMACKII'ii
AMI.ttlCVS FAVCmiTU SINGWl
IN
A GREAT
iM'i.iutM; Titu Amv rrtovr -uos c.iuvvnm, -aip moon or mi uluuiit,
nouns oc rii'Anov." run hahc that ommj," nr-Ait oi.u i'.vl uv iuni:
"MOLIjV IlllANNlllAN, ' "I.ITrt.t; OLD MOTUtR Of M1NU," AND
OTHER POPULAR FAVORITES
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE
. nn 'ss'V .oaoflMQAIP AT I 1 08 CHESTNUT ST.
iM.VU, l.-'U, .pi.UU Vll k
j;s:Xiia?oiri:iaaeR&wK:
Ifs High Time
THAT noincii ecl out from under (heir PirYSICAl,
CAMOUFLAGE nnd come to the realization that
Health, Grace of Form and Heauty of Face cannot be
purchased at the drug counter.
Neither '
"WN uoiiic'ii become slender by means of the mod-
cm corset or by Retting their exercise at liousc
ii ork !
Nature provides the way demonstrate with
us without charge or obligation the Natural
Way to attain calm nerves, to reduce or build
up. The natural way to attain bodilti strength
that rexi.its fatigue and i7iess.
Visit Our Institution for Trial Dem
onstration Treatment No Obligation
CoMiims EmsttituLfte
FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY Bellevue Court Baildino-
Phone, Spruro 5ltSh
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ari'-ojr'T-oe:
METROPOLITAN olS"
For Ilntlre Unitimoinfnt Xiiui end New
er Weeks. HtK, Won, Dec, 23,
"Tim TABSINU HltOVV OK 1018"
SAM S. SHUBERT -tATS ByjAT
LEW FIELDS ,n "" ""''""'"'f ,. ,
Mijpii ul Comedy
"A TJNKLY HOMHO"
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Cincinnati Symphony
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Kl'GEN'K YSAYE Conductor
LEO ORNSTEIN
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An Adventure in Hearts"
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FRANCES STARR
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Alatlna Tomorrow
i''iurlrs Dllllnsham's Jruelcal Contefly Slurs
SJl'I.IA t JOSEPH
ANDERSON CaWTHORN
In "THE CANARY" with
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RUSSIA
EXTRA WED. EVG.
Dec. I 7 Battlefields of France
r,0 T.'.c tl, tl r.O at Heppe'a 25c at Door,
The Little Theatre D La"8' i"14 .
Hull Phono rxjcust 0841.
CUMKD D1HMA WITH A I"U1U08E
J3Y WILIAHD MACK
mill UAItin -MfCOIlMACK
AND AN ALL-SJ'AR NEW ORK CAST
"More tlirlllttiK- than "Titer Ron? " N. Am.
1-OPtILAH PltlCHD MATS. V V.D. & SAT
"Elijah"
An oratorio hy Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Ily tho Temple Chorus and ths Tomple
Olee Club
Dr. J. Marvin Hanna. Director
at THE! TKMn,E. Uroad nnd erl St(.
Thursday Evenlne. December 1,1th, 1010
8.15 nharn
Thn Chorum will bo unslateit by
Mao Khrev Hotz, eoprAno
Marie Stone Lanrston, contralto
Nicholas Douty. tenor
Henri 8cott. basso
nills Clark Hammann, at tho piano
1'rederlclt u FtarUe. at ths sreat ortan
Contribution DO cc-nta
Resorva lions may ta secured by additional
contribution of nriy cents or one dollar at
the Huslnesi Olllto of tho Temple, l'hon
Diamond H37
Tor the benefit of the Church Punil
EITH'S
CHARLES KING &
CQ.
In "DREAM STARS"
JOE LAURIE. Jr.,
PAY COURTNEY
JazKland Naval Octette, Jameg and
Sadie Leonard, and Others.
Walnut
MOUTH AT 8:15.
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The Volcano of Musical Surprises
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