EVENING PUBLIC
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LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Attends the Charity Hull She Regrets
the Death of Mrs. Charles Da Costa And Com
ments on Various Happenings in Society
I
MIJ8T say the ball last ntglit. with noon hp suddenly ripw woise and the
the tableaux and artistic dancing, en','ain .........
. ,.. .,i .im. un .oia nan ucfti uomincni.
oulte came tip to my expectations ami n go(,,a, flm, ,.harlublp ngnn tot many
It was a gorgeous sight. I just loved ,jPars, fihr- w Mlt .lullet Bldtllr, a
the costumes. They really were awfully , sister of Mls Mlldied Hlddle. who ninr-
j . mv I rled Williams Pndwalnder, nnd a daugh-
good, so picturesque and true lo tn.v ff. n ()(i ncn wllflmg Ildd,Mf of
Itisa of the heroes and heiolnes or drama ifl0u( ,vm, whom the Cadwnlnders lire,
and fiction flip marjled Charles Da Costa, n sou
i. . ..i.i.. .. n LonnHful skill lat ff the late llo-tor Da Costa, who lived
fllfht afthe5 Charity Bal ' Yon know Mr many year, nt Seven.eenlh and Wat-
?i' i j .u .i... . II It were a nut s reels, and wiie reDUtatlon a a
hey had the i stage se : as if K were a . i(ernallonal.
ibr.r.yOf boohs. Ir, i the center rnic o w
largest, marked "BooM"; . X" lmiir(. of th Saturdn Kvrnlns Danrlng
arranged round J lWt ., ' 'I"- '""' 'V h" .v. (he other com
.mailer .''"" Xnrs came -niltee men.hers have ailed off the nieet-
XSh frrdo"noththlnk .herne8Cha.ver In, of the ita, lo imve been
" - Ufu..oniiA nneCADt before it.uiiiiiu iiijtiu. n nmih 111 ir
LWCI1 U JIIUIV ii..i-i"' ", ,i if
H!Wfl In Mr. IJfi I nsti. s mnmni-r.
an of the balls. Ann ." "".fin linr.l " "a 'osltt ua-d to haperone a
houettc dance, w'j 'c J1,', ".""ins 'mailer .-1n on Friday afternoons nt
to find n bet cr sc .of ihwi a,,, nm a) lho ,',! ,h.,drMI wflir
to me. Of course, Al a . "? ., . t ii,m ,.,,tn ih.,- . m .nn,h t
Henle. SB1 South Twenty. first, streot. WEST PHILADELPHIA
will give for her ntere, Miss Viola ' jj,,, Herbert 13. Dillcr. of Bit South
Ueale Homer, on Saturday, December i jnrty-second street, will entertain nt
20, from 4 until 0 o'clock, the follow- rereptlon on Saturday in honor of her
ing will assist lu leceivlng: Mis sister, Dr. Mary Alexander Tatton,
Margaret Dnllell .Miss Kveln N'ew- whose engagement to Air. Alfred Slev
bold Smith, Miss Sarah Meade Ilnr- ipnsou Hltner was announced last week,
rlson, Mts. Leonurd T. Ueale and Mrs. 'The following ladles will assist In re
Oliver Eaton Cromwell. reiving: Mrs. Joseph Hltner, Mrs.
Holier! A. ration unn .-irs. nimnr
.Men Sheets. Jr.. of .New lorK
Mrs. (?eorge IV. Kendiicl.. lid. of 'I
fiodfrey House, Villanova. will give ni;
at
Theo Ullle. mire uiynn
Kennedy took the price.
attend the Wurts class and the commit
tee class, The Da Costas had three
i'l.lldien--.le.ssie, who is a subdebulante;
Isabel, who is nlso verj ill with pneti
moniii. and a on. Alexander Da Costa.
Mr. but weren't they all funny, when
they' did the "shimmy"; Sony of the
dresses were very pie tly. didn t m
think? And as for Gather ne ;oxe and
Marv NorrK' evening cloak", they were
simply lovely: They came in 1 1 e and
sat on the lloor to walch the tableau-;
and dancing. Catherine's was a lii-li
turquoise bine velvet trimmed . with
.,.- .. .i At.ir'a Tvns that ev -
1WHIF Ull ll.l'l .'. - ' - , ... "" P.'" T1HU., ii, iiuuin ,,.,.(.,. .nil.
quisitc shade of iruneu pniK muuf mm tomorrow on llroad street and on thest-
, lllMUipvn. Mill XI, (' II'.... ,1 I til ... J.
i . - . .. ' .. .., .. .. . .iia .iinrv i exiiniirr win ni.siu
iiinrneon nt me iuti-i.nrnon, lonoweu ,vr , ' ,i.i ,i ,ni ,,. ai,i.
I!" T,a7 tr1nI,lr'y ' nn, Shl .''"S.f.M.V '" rawnir Murtha. Miss Margaict
Mta PdTlh' KemlTk diUh,r-1 0. Klachrr. Miss Arabelle Wood Quick
Miss fcditli Kendriik. Hnd SM jogcpnlnc c, Doerr. Mr.
Mrs. John Crow, of Upland, will 'and Mrs. Ttobrrt. Alexander 1'atton will
entertain the Nine Club at luncheon on i entertain the receiving party al dinner.
Thursday. December JS Among the i followed by a thentre pariy.
members are Mrs. Samuel llislev. Mrs.
Kdward Wurts. AIr. H Ashlnn Utile.
Mrs. V. K. AVoodbridge and Mr .lames SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Watts Mcicur. MtNi jjari I). Pietlyman. of iVJ!)
Invitations liave been icielved fiom South Broad street, entertained nt cards
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Price Wetliorill followed by a dance, nt her home, on
for a hall to be riven in honor of their , Monday evening, in honor of her guest.
irnnddtughte, Miss Deborah Logan, ou Mrs. (leorge Keimieelj . of Salisbury,
January ft nt the Ilellevue-Sliatford. ijfd Among Ihose tiresent were: Mrs
Owlug to the death of Alr.. Charles K. I!. Smith. Mr" K TnmIinon. Mr
K. Da Costa, a member of Hie Satnr- W. Chesmit, Mi 15 Ilohn. Mi M
day evening dancing class lommiltce, . Antrim. Mr J. liojle. Mrs 1'. Con
the meeting of the class, which whs to nillr. Mrs. I.. Sleen. Mr. l
have been held tomorrow, has been post-! Hiovens. Mi ti. Iluglies and Mis
-r-
tiv r"m 'Spfi,w;-l
DECEMBER 12, 191
i ' i ' '
1MISSM.H.HALL0WELL
WEDS MR. JOHNSON
Other Weddings Which Took
Place Recently Miss Pierce
Bride of Mr. Tyndall
yiss
iwT
'
Si
FALL3 OF SCHUYLKILL
"Cinderella" will be presented on
Saturday nfternoon and evening by the
Girl Ilescrves of the Toung Women's
Christian Association at the assouin
tion rooms, -MOO Ridge avenue. In aid
of St. Timothy's Hospital. The cast of
lalenled amnteuis includes: Cinderella.
Miss Margarel Davis: prince, Miss
Miriam Lister: baron. Miss 15mll
Kraulter: the two sisteis, Miss Maude
Carpenter. Miss Anne Hemphill: fairy
nuccn. Miss Margaiet. Montgomery;
Alldoro, Miss Jane Holdswnrth : I'iedro.
Miss Irene Jones, and Daniiim. Miss
Helen Lewis. The entertainment is in
charge of Miss Frances Leedom Hess,
stage director t Miss Jessie McCullnugh,
eeretary of the association : airs, ii, it
11l..l.n.JA l AfM riuAmnu U Ql...
art. Miss Christine Audeison. Ml ' jesterday Only the members of the
Rachel Ttoberts and Mrs Anna M. fmilj and a few intimate friends were
Heed. After each pWntntion of the Present. The Itcv George " An
lay there will be n sale of fancy articles I nony. rector ot hi. .Marys i nurcn
Miyne. nerformecl tne cereinonr i tie
bride, who was given in marriage by
The wedding of Miss Margaret Hun
,ler Hallowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Frnlcy Hallowell, and Mr.
' William Apperson Johnson, son of Mrs.
Apperaon Johnson, of niehmond, Vs.,
una niiicllv nnlpmuized at Htanbaugh.
' tlin TInll.n.n1l I.aii.a nl Wnvnn. nl nnnil
ni
M the Mothers' Cmb. directed by Mrs
n. Mitchell, and beautiful Japanese art
works by a corps of the CJirl Reserve",
in tharge of Mi.s Angela Wei.
Greenspan. Doctor Nathan performed
the ceremony. The. bride and bride
groom left for nn extended wedding tour
through the South. They will be nl
home after the first of the year at 4813
York road
TACONY
Mis. B. Harrison, of Longshore
sliest, has as her guests for several
weeks, Mrs. Charles Anchor, and her
daughter, Miss Kthel Anchor, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. , , .,,
Mr. and Mrs B Leeds, ot 0711
Glenlock street, are receiving congratu
lations on Ihe birth of n daughter, Kdna
Whltaker Leeds.
New York Symphony Orchestra
WAI.TCTl DAMllOSCH, Conductor
ACADHSty OP MUSIC. Thurs. JJvp.. Deo. 18
D'INDY'H NBW "WAH" HTMJMIONT
rrirtt Time In 1'Mlsdelphtat
S KREISLER
OBBrilOVBN' VIOLIN CONCERTO
lts Btals "fio to IS.BO Ht Heppo's
METROPOLITAN ol'EIlA llbl)813
Msrk.l PI b, mth 11AM Hit:l P, ,
MARYPICKFORD-
In "IIB"At, n thw irrt.T
N,3XT VKK NOIIMA TALMAOOB
In "THE 1S1.H OF1 CONQUE3T
10 A
E
her fsther. was unattended and wore vmniinuriv opbsj rnnrPANV n r
an nlteruoon gown of French blue tubsdav BVC , T A DLIL7IE,
teorgetle crepe. Deoueu wnn wmre , r)FC 1 6 AT LuT LJ i. iLjir HU
vi unnK.
D1
II you know the St. Francis
luniors have started In nzain on
lliclr work of collecting and filling stock
ings for tin- little poor children. They
me going (o stand in booths today and
m . fit.. rnltnr
Sarah Dolnn looked er well In n
putrcmely rich thade of bltie-gieeti vel-
and Nancy uunniug. "i"
looked slmpiv sneei in um
uris
vet,
lAViit(nnle.
,c iinnimil volvet. Kleanor
,. ii ni-nltv frock of pule Ipihoii
mlored tafl'etn and Gloria
InnfceH verv charming in
pink and gold We.
Afrr the tahlenux and pageant the
uu. t,irn inten from tlie stage and
VillnUm
watcriuelon
nut "tree! to reteive donations for their
wcrk. A nice feature of this good work
is that tho.sp who wish may buy r tille.l
sloking and give the name of a little
child lo whom they wish the slocking
sint, and il will be delivered to that
little one the day before Christum".
They fill the stocking with candy and
tcjf and add ti useful article, either
winm gloves, lnufllpr. a tnp or n little
flannel petticoat. It ship is a dandy
harm, don't .ou Hi nk so? Mrs. Wil-
the familiar latticed and iose-1 wined liain King, of ihe Satterlee Apartments.
background of tlie bail was wnu u imn is vnnirinan in tne .lunlort,.
more, unnriiy uiirnen u ijn m !-
of Lieutenant I'liiliiiiius
Will 1P!TP In hpni Ihnf I1.1
nati a fall mi ednesdnv in the hos
pital at Carlisle. Pa., nnd bioke his
wounded nrm. It erlainly is "hard
hick. ' as both lie and his fnmilv had
been looking forward to his spending the
poned
Mrs Robert Emntt Hate will leave
on Monday to s""" ' several days with
Mr. and .Mrs. Kinlcn Hare, at their
home. 27 F.nst Sixty-first street. N'ew
Vor!
Miss Anna Leonard Balrd. 41(1 South
Fifteenth street, has issued invitations
for a baby party ou J-iiuuy. December.
'M ill 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert W. Wigton. of llapr
ford, will entertain at lunclipou on I'ri- '
day. Decembpr 1f(. ot the Acorn Club,
In honor of her sister In-law, Mrs.
Kdwaid Wigton.
Mr and Mrs. James P. Weait an
nounce the marriuge of their daughlpr,
Xftoa tiV.n... Ulan)dn, WfiArt in Wv
Alfred J. Wilkinson. Jr.. on Wednes- ' "'
day. December IS, nt Palmvra, V J A"
AT., onrl Afro lV'llt..nnn will h nl linmp ' ir.
,.... ...... ........ ., ...,., ...... ..... .- . ........
nller .lanuary i in .iiinuonn. .. .i
Mr. nnd .Mrs Joseph X. Snellenbuig
will spend the ClirWnins holidays m An
Florence l.uicj
Mr. and Mr". Michael A Pei-solntio.
of Tfid South F.iglith street, arp receiv
ing i-ongrntulntion" on the birth f n
son. Mrs. Pcssolano will he remem
bered ns Miss l!d!p dp Carlo.
ilinlk liPtids. and carried a prn
Jli. Johnson had his brother. Jl- Ir
ginius Johnson, of Ricliniond. as host
man Afler the wedding breakfast the
ROXBOROUGH
The annual bazaar of the Xeedlcwoik
, (mild ot Ihe Grace Lutheran Church
will he held on Saturday nfternoon and
evening in the social hall of the chinch.
I on Ridge nvenne Tliere will be nn
exhibition nnd snip of mant tine Iiiipii
til tides embroidered ' ni '
iienr by the membcis. The affair Is In
charge of Mrs. John Grammcr, Wt
Paul 7.. Strodach. Mrs. John .Milten
, herger. Mrs. W. Itentz, Mrs Minnie
wiiiil K-Jrm.n0Tr-. h ' rci Twenty-ninth stieel. and Mr. Russell I , -
illinm hauffman. Mrs. Harry Jack- l ,, crrij.,, , M,,R vn. um.i..... . rt,..inni ?f
llnir. " ,,,,i, v. r.,v.... ....... i v..ww-...
MME8. ALI1A, ROMATNK. MM. ItAlUlOLD,
SCOTTI, PICCO. MAnTINO, JIAI.ATKBTA.
UftSCfliaUAN, AUDIHIO. Cond.. MJl PAl'l
PU 110S untflDUl HI. wai. lii ii;ui.
A L A C
19IJ HlinVP mmtsvn
t. a. ar,. p., 74 fl.so v M,
"MALE AND FEMALE"
s pr,,"ount-Artt:iiiXt Picture now bltr
Hon In many of h Unrn cltlu at 1.B0.
n. . F1 pmcn ab usual, sso
"" iptl"'- VV- tlbn, Olorl Swan
m,iyier020..R',br' "n,l Llta. Loo.
ttei .??IR!JI,L" "most Orjtsn SololiUi
MISS JBAN OWTHTZ MR. OTTO P. HKCK
ARC a"dTa
in s, ''"KSTNL'T OKLOW 19TH
Kobcrt Warwick "An Ai7V'i?I'
xt WMkCONSTANCD BINNEr
In EnSTWllILB 8USAN."
briile and bridegroom left on a wedding METROPOLITAN OPK2ft.,i?i?! ' I 4 T f T T A
trip They will beat home after Jan- J !, m. In" n'dSKw W I V UKIA
ttarv I. at'l.TJ Wctmont avenue. Had ' fcu.R!?5; !&".&?. d'J S. I "V1?' AWr?01
ilonfiehl. n. J. tub passing snow of 1916" j THEDA BARA "Lunij or
TYNDALI
PIERCK
IEDA BARA
SAM S. SHUBERT MA'rs- wkEVT Nl- wu TO" " '"
A"imiTirtN'
SPEED MANIAC'
The wedding of Mis, Lilly Hale '. R h nolllckln. Ip A D T "T 1FT T
leric. daughter of Mr nnd Mrs W. ' LliW r 1L.U3 Murlcal ComeJy I A I I 111
iiiatutus Pierce, of V.W2 North' a 1X)NELT romeo 'V- 721 MAnKBT STnKBT -
Mita Wpd
OFKriA
-. . . . . . . . . 11 i rnnni . ni .t ii Miri 11 11 1 r i v t i. .nrsiiuiL h l. .m..b.
unn llica fuW l'jvlol A ru llolitr. ' .,-! v. - .......... , ,--- HUUHfci
lii nn.l Ali'B Tl HMft uiuu aucrt, u nvummnii mi "'"-. 'inm J- i nnr-B j n- 1 1 - tuui.i i cuw-P
M. 12.
a sat. Ethel Clayton
. , ..,.. . ...l ...tll. 4 tim m.!,IW.
n electric itgitis. iiuu ," ":."
,. minff un to '2 ocioik mill Lite
we danced the light fantastic way
the morning.
iutn
pRfRXDS
-L Miller
DCVN'T know wliat
with n lot of
was the matter
Wedtiesdny
night, but we nan soiw. '" i'i- "" i nriimas lt-days at liome. and now
the Elizabeth Boyds. -mere are two , (lr, hfls happened. He hail accented in-
debutantes of that niune jou nov. and vitatinns for so m'onr dances during th
when we toadied the (.cargo IL Lvaus , ili,lByt, , jil be to disappointed
dance at tne iuevup. avf luimu n "
for BlUabeth Xoyea Boyd, the daugh
ler of the late George W. Boyd, who
wis general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for so many
vcars. not the Klizabelli Boyd, daugh
ter of Dr. (Seorgc Boyd, who came out
last week
nnninloil
Poor boy !
I feel m horiy for him: he hR had
to go through so much since he was
Mounded in France Hnd has been so pa
tiPut through it all. .Tint oncp in n
while he can spend the week-end nt
home with his family, f hope Iip will
soon Iip heller. XAXCV WYNNE
It- is true that F.lizabeth Xoyea Boyd.
the one for whom the dance was given,
always uses the Xoyes, lml somehow
we just didn't stop to think, and lo !
and behold it wns for her. And yes
terdnv after the dance, formal an
nouncement wns made ot ner engage- i ning. In be
ment to Paul Reed, of Lancaster. ' i,'redeilc H.
Niiznncin s iauier men mhuuivi- urmic -viicu At iiin.i. r..u .,.,.....
last you remember, and she has only just ,nngh,Pl. of M ' Al,BU,tp Muor. d
lightened'.her mourniiig. Her mo hpr Mis!( lMrn srrowbrldiw. aughVer of
did not give a formal tea to introduce I Mr, ,, M. ,. Straw'br dgc? w"l
hr: "V Jfc ' 'fu'"?' S,'r"f-e It' Mis. M. Loui'c Ashhurst" 'jHw
Ivan givru ui nn; ...mmoo v.. ,,t....vo K ivubplh
Chicago.
germantown'
TIip Kdsmp Club is giving a dome
this eveuirg al the Mnnheini Ciicket
Club.
The Omega Phi Sigma Soioiity. l'p-
silon Chapter, will hold a meeting to-
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mis John Donahue, of
Woodstock sitcpt will give a formal
J.nrn llllu ricnill'T flt tllPir llOmP
honor of their daughter. Miss Nan ' Vr loraW Plckel V son of Mr and ."? "i, Crh',?J,,;k V" 't' "OH- MY DEAR" "W"ltN- r' RPpUMT1
Donahue. The gitPf-ls will include Ml,,. ,,ohn 1:. picuI. of 4370 Mana.vunk f.ln' Kpifcopal Chur ih ot Si Anne, , ," I f,UEiiN 1
Miss Let lv Olenson. Mis Agnes Ale nvpml. has returned from a year's Eighth and Locust streele the tcie , vnir MATINras VEDNESDAy I "Tw.ntv ih. .,.
Closkey. Miss May MfC.loakey. .Miss,,orvife 0,cr,Mg witU Compatn C mony waB penormep uv nip uei ,i
Ornce Can-. Miss Sadie Hannignn. Mr j-jf,, t laii cl Infantrx .loyie Moore and was followed bv a re
.,,i t Vn.n.nn i..vrnov Mc flnh ' ipntion nt the home of the bride s nnr
ir,iM,i-rnM enis Jir. j-icrcn gun- ins UH-ixarer in
nEnoiimiun tnarr ace anT. Mrs
Mi anil Mrs. Burt Conn, of Xl'SJ! wn her onlv nttenda
I'.nsl Stella avenue, entertained at cairis ' Mr. Stelnmetz was Mr Tvudall's
Wednesday evening. Among the guests ' best man. The bride nnd bridegroom
wpip. .Mr. and Mm. reel .Wkes. .Mi
interpsliug Clnistmas PiitPrtain- Vundalia Hihcy Burgv. Mlss Marion
1'hirlv third street
S.1,1. IV1IS. 7 4B. n-30 r, M,
Aioro Desalr
Than the its.!"
Simpson. Mr Frank McCloskey
Stanley Hope. Mr Rodman Hope.
Frank McNemey. Mr. Robert
Simpson. Mr Frank McCloskey and
Mr. William Thompson.
I- I "lv- AND SATLTIDAT
IIEHTH.V KALICH ln
'THE ntDDI.B WOMAN"
ment has been mrangrd for tlie wound
ed sailors In 1 1 rajs Ferry Hospital b
the Ocean City Hostess League, nn
Wednesday evening. December ''(
Thcie will he n Chiistmas Upp with
alfts for ivicli. nlso ice cream and cake
The men in thp ward" will he visited ami
will leceire flnweis in addition to their
other gifts. Alt' William F. Craig
morion- afternoon at the home of Miss twill sing, and n linnioro.i'j sketch will
Margaret Malpass. The members nrobo presented b a number of young
Misa Anita Kaufman. Miss Doiotny i people. Mis. Kenton Warne is pies
Johnston, Miss Dorothy Kolb. Miss jdent of the league: MW Anna Crelh
Kdith Thompson. Miss Maud Thoinp- vice president . Mis. Frank Webster.
Miss f;velyn awarz nnd .Miss ' treasurer : .aii-s l.ieanor I erguson.
secr'tary. nnn Mrs Adam lsessier. ior
rcspondiug secietarv. There nre forty
membrs of Hie association.
Ifothersoll and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
IL Conn.
Mrs. C. Foiester. of Kensington arc
Hue. nnd Clearfield strept, has gone lo
llairisburg for several weeks to n-it
Mis. ,f. Arthur.
The ladies' auxiliaty of tlie Kensiug
ton Business Men's Association are nr
langiue for a banquet and dance in hi
gh en on New Year's night..
Miss Stella Horter. of Easl Columbia
uremic, entertained the members of her
sewing circle nt Iter home on Tuesday
evening
' I..,. I-. 1n.,l.rt.,.,lltn I'ln .....I ...III U.
ICll Il-r iiaLn-iiiiiiiii. a it. , um -.ill L".
al home after Janunrv 1 nl 24L'0 Xorth
Harry Stelnmetz ' AHKI PHI MAT1NEBS TiitmsUAT
,,UI ftULLrni ASD SATURDAY
itea
with
crnnLOTTE wai.kbr
snd KBNEST LAWTOnD
ODPI-1PI IM M' Tomorrow. SDc, 35c
WAXMAX ULASS
A pretty wedding took place at
Apollo Hall Sunday evening, when Miss
'5dilh Class, of MM) South Fourth
.treet. was married to Mr. Samuel J.
Waxman. of 4HV1 York road. The,
bride wore n white satin gown, and a
veil of duchPsbc lare. She carried n
shower bouourt of while roses and or-
djids and was attended by Miss Belial
rium. as mnld of honor The bride
groom had ns besl man M' Herman
MAB DESMOND '
IlInmMri
DiicE-Mnnn. 1
-G.-K" . .
A Woman's Way" j
r. -"tub nArirunn j
Ken. Avo nnd CumberUn'l
i.saiei' nil Every djt
MAJUCET 8T. Bl. HTH
DOUOLAS MbcLBAN
"Twenty thr and Halt Hours' Laava"
SLAHKET STREET
ATJUN1PBR
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
BORKIN TROUPE "ctaSjvb'
"""iEL-y oti-T Acr,nfyn,,.
BROADWAY BtB sny4r a.
GtW
'PRETTY BABY" oSai? ''
SCARLET DAY
GRIFFITH S
feoples Oh! Girl! Co. cross keys "r-rHh
rHTo f tt'ilnut ab. Sth Mat. Tody. THE FINANCIERS
lortoinw ALREEVES
HI 1MONT"? Emmett J. Welch Mln-
LOCAL
SATIHU
Fur and Jewel Robberies
?.30 7 AND 9
JUOlOtl!
Melanra
MAT. Tostorinow
son.
Certrude Cummings.
Mrs William T. Tomlinson.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Among the guests who will attend
the theatre party, followed bv supper
at the Ititr-Cariton. on Sntui'dav eve-
given by Mr and Mrs.
Strawbndgc in honor of
dav nleht
' You know there is another Boyd
family, the Knickerbacker Boyds. and
they have a daughter to come out nexr
tear or the year after. Fortunately
her name is Lysbeth, not Elirabuth, or
we'd be getting so pualed we would
not, know what on earth to do. would
we, or to whose party we weie going?
.101111 I
Livingston Boyd. Miss M.
Elizabeth Kllintt. Mies Helen S. Hen
deison. Miss, Katheriue S. King, Miss
Deborah Logan. Miss Emily Potter
Noble. Miss Mary Prinuose" Ttepves,
Mrs. J. Clayton Strim-bridgc. Mr. John
Bi-alr I'arnwili, Mr. Bartow Burgess.
Mr. Philip Lnngdon Corson. Mr. Ilob-i'1-t
IJocliPit, Mr. C. Joseph Dexter, Mr
Henry Gcjelin. Mr. Horace 15. Mont-
nt str.
East Washington lane, will entertain
the members of her class al ner home
this evening. Her giicBts nip Miss
Alicia Buttcryorth, Sliss Inez Coulter,
Miss Helen T. Murdoch, Miss Mnpda
line Toung, Miss Elizabeth Woodward,
Miss Alice Thompkins. Miss Amelia
TTptpb. liss Ethel Younc. Miss Mar
ion' Knight, Jliss Martha Farley. Miss
Louisn Shafer, Mis ltuth Wond and
Miss Kuth Borel
LAN8DOWNE
Mks Katherine X'orton. of Hoikpoit,
III., is visiting .Miss .lessip Lewis,
TIOGA
Mis. l)cai Noll. of.TJl." Nottli Park
avenue, gave n luncheon followed by .
enrds Inday al her home for Mr. '
Ilarry Derbysliire, Mrs. Frank Paul.
Mrs. .1. f? Claps. Mrs. Hugh Hanna.
Mr. K. (!. Harkupss. Mis. Charles
Bricker. Mr. Margaret Walton, Mrs.
Pun ell and Mis Laura Scheeler.
NEW JERSEY NOTES
Mr. and Mr". Howard Wal
who ,
,i.,aMp nf Mr. and Mrs. AV. D. Lewis, i snent the summer nnd fnll in Long Is
Miss Lewis gave a tea recently in honor .land, hnip opened their winter home in
of her guest lEdgewnter Park
Tin ! TTjj1 in tUr. tnn nf Ml j
i itm iii:qit ii un; nviii ui, .hici inuui i .. . . , , , , , -
V. Reed and has spent a good deal of "'""-T '." .r. -inguste .uuuer. jr.
his timo in this city. .Airs? Iloyd. you nn"e'- r ,'?VI" "r- 1' rank Pow-ell Mr.
know, was Miss Miranda Xoyps. of J rani es Barrc Stewart, Mr .IClav
Washington, a sister of Mr. Frank n .Straw-bridge. Mr. I-rederic H.
X'oyes, who is president of the Asso"'!;1'"1''' M"- ''p"'s V,; unburn,
elated Tress. aDl of thp Evening StarT'Tr- J"' ,',atrc I,.H',.V w)l he chapoi
Xewspapcr Co., andJJ&m. TheodorV""011, b-v Ml'- an'' -Mr- ' Wlnthiop!
AV. Xoyea. who is editor of the Arasu,7cl!1s"horD- I
Ington Evening Star. J- Mis. William K. (ioodmaii. Jr.. of
8SC0 Oprmantow n nvenne, Chestnut j
Hill, gave a small bridge party and tea
yesterday afternoou
'Mrs. Joseph A .Inuney and Miss
Mary A'anuzem presided at the tea table
and .Mrs. Ocorge Thomas. Jr.. Mrs. '
AA'illinm S. Snyder and Mrs. Joseph i
Wear received with Mrs. Goodman.
At the tea whiih Miss Constance II.
THE de.itli of Mrs. Charlie Da Costa
came as a terrible shock to us all.
It. is true that she had been ill for
nearly a week, and on Tuesday thev
had little hope of her recovery On
Wednesday morning, however, Hip doc
tors said she had a fighting chance, and
so we all began to hope, but thut after
$Cf,JbPS'
Tailored
Frocks and Coats
for Intimate Gifts
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1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
Tomorrow.
V
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aid Fir, Satin ail
Fur, Feir ami Duvelyn
72
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?7.00 Hats, Half Price $3.50
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I ?10.00 Hats, Half Price $5.00
'$14.50 Hats, Half Price. .,....,- $7.25
1 $18.50 Hats, Half, Price , $9.25
$20.00 Hats, Half Price $10.00
ACH MODEL INDIVIDUALITY
perfect, translatinu
the paris Mode to
AMERICA! THEREFORE A
MILLARD TAILORED FROCK OF
SERGE OR TR1COTINE, OR A SILK
LINED. INTERLINED COAT OF
RICH FABRIC, SUGGEST, AT ONCE,
AN IDEAL GIFT TO TEACHER
FRIEND. BUSINESS WOMAN OR
THE GIRL OF YOUR FAMILY!
Lovely CUristmas Cotton Blouses 4h
a diversity of styles
2.503.505.50
Jw3ata
smPmmtMJws'
KcMBJ? W'riHia-
ill
127
S. 1 3th St.
AND
1337
Chestnut StJ.
Two Shops of Sensible Prices
SONWIT TELLER & CO
Qie Specialty .pyp cfQiiainationb
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE APPAREL
TO CLOSE OUT SATURDAY
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I422WALHUTST.
PHILADELPHIA
W-J' West of Bellcvue-Stratford
BEFORE MOVING TO THE
a&tt?Carlton Hotel
, '' We are offering
AT
VERY GREAT REDUCTIONS
1 ous KvrinK ooi.i.kotion or
COATS AND CAPES
TAILORED SUITS
GOWS AND DRESSES
MILLINERY-BLOUSES
AND FURS
A Collection of
Women's Winter Coats
Formerly 39.S0 to 55.00
29.50
Women' Sport Coa of English Tweeds and "Woolspun," in full belted effects.
Also short belted models of suedine.
Women's Winter Coats
Formerly 59.50 to 75.00
37.50
Coats in plain and fur trimmed effects, developed in pile fabrics, crystal cloth,
silvertone and duvet de laine in all the leading shades, including black.
I I
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A Collection of Fashionable
Women's Coats and Capes
Formerly 95.00 Jo 135.00
75.00
Attractive coats and cape? of duvetyne. pcachbloom, tinseltone and velour in the
most desirable colorincs, many with shawl collars of taupe nutria or seal.
Women's Model Coats
Formerly 135.00 to 175.00
95.00
Women's model coats, direct copies of original Paris creations, developed in
Evora cloth. duVetyne, peachbloom and velveteen, with embellishments of gray squirrel,
rock sable, hudson seal, beaver or mole. SECOND FLOOH
PJiir.ADELrHrA-s foremost theatres
CiavvirL- NJ0HTs at r.:o
let! TICK LAST MAT. TOI
Last 3 Times
Great Comedy I
'u&Sk
w
rxxT wbk seats jjow
DAVID BEIiASCO Prent
FRANCES STARR
in llr Latft nnd Greatest Triumph
"TIGER! TIGER!'
Rvrn-J r'an ',',,0 Weeks Et. !1Hk
UrUda Matinee Tomorrow at !I5-
DAVID EF4.ASCO TresenU
"DADDIES"
A Comedy by JOHN L. HOBBLE
KING SOIXMDN' SAin vurnv' -ttriK
I KOTIIIKG Sr.W ITNDER TUB SUN. HE
1 SHOULD HAVE SEEN' "DAnniKs
Jieala Belling for th Last Week
Fnvroof- J1t Tvin Weeks Evg g:15
Ulicau Matinee Tomorrow at 2:1
Charlei DllllnKham-s Musical Comedy SUra
ANDERSON LAWTHORN
in "THE CANARY" with
DOTI.B . DIXON and MAUDE KBURNH
Penis Belllnsr for the I,at TVeeic
"JOHN '"
s
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i
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Very Special Value In
Women's Tailored Suits
Formerly 59.50 to 75.00
34.00
Various attractive models in Silvertone and plain Velour.
Women's Fur Trimmed Suits
Formerly 75.00 to 89.50
50.00
Strictly tailored and fur trimmed models developed -in silvertone, duvet de laine,
Yalama cloth and velour.
Women's Dress Suits
. Formerly 110.00 to 135.00
64.00
Suits of peachbloom, Yalama t loth, duvet de laine, velour and silvertone. Some
banded with nutria or with collars of beaver, hudson seal or opossum.
Mc MA
MM5S
TONIGHT
at thf;
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSE AT 8 IS
A Great Popular Program
A LIMITED NUMBER OF
Good Scats Still Available
vr Jl 00. $1 50 anil JS0O
t Ticket Office. J10S Chestnut Rt,
dmlislon. BOn and al.OO, procurable at
Metropolitan Opeta House after 7 r M.
ACADEMY'ot''" MUSIC
If
HUB
at qofj.,
O.I C ""I. J
MAT
y 2:30
Exceptional Values In
1 Women's Waists and Blouses
(ieorgette Crepe Blouses, in flesh and white, side pleated frill, pleated and C ((
trimmed with Val lace. (Value 8.76). Special for Saturday. . v . . J.JVJ
Bloues of Georgette Crepe, in flesh or white, hand embroidered and lace O "IP
"trimmed. (Values 10.00 to 15.00) O. O
Net Blouses, ecru and while. Pleated frills and trimmed. o QA JR. Q ijtZ
Round or square; neck effects. (Values 5.00 to 10.00) ..... 511 O.O
Hand-made Blouses, of Batiste or Voile.'
(Value 10.00)
6.50 & 8.75
Tonight
ISHED K U b b 1 A
EXTRA NEXT
WEDNESDAYS
Battlefields France
SO" Tftf M 11 at Heppe'a S5o at Door,
; Thc"Littlc"TheatreDe "-"Tilhsmlji
lloll Thoner Locust 06U.
I I , ; '
A COMEDT DRAMA WITH A FUItPOSB
BV WILLARD MACK
TVITH BARRY McCORMACK
ND AN ALL-STAR NEW YORK RAST
' Mdr. tlirjlllnr tnan Titer Rose." ' N. An.
POPULAR TRICED MAT. TOMORROW
EITH'S
CHARLES KING & CO.
In 'DREAM STARB"
JOE LAURIE. Jr.,
FAY COURTNEY
Jastland Naval Octette: James an
Sadie Leonard, and Others.
KATHERINE LOCKE
Series of Talks on Current Toptei
in the "-T-m
Perspective of History if
Bellevue-Stratford Ballroom -
Alternatin-r Tuesdays at 11 A, M."
Uecember I b 'I
Benefit of Methodist Knlscopal llesrlUl. i
SEASON TICKKTS. SI0 i
RINOLi: ADMIDSION, ii SO 't
Arri.Y I'OR TICKETS TO
MISS M H. FEIRCB I4SO JMNI3 STnBHT
W"l '". NIQUTR AT 8,15 "
alnUt Mat. Tomor. 25c to $.1 ,
The Volcano of Musical Qurnrtew '
MY HONOLULU GOXffi
AnCHDK-VCQN STUCK, of AIsV. will !
m .w . .. ir.iui, iiv win,i,.i fB
Museum Saturday, 3.S0, en A Tflnter' -i
-Clroult of Our Arctic Cotat. NeW "Jw
heciurs .NMrwciijMa. , , .- ,. 33
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