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Nancy Wynne Tolls of the Utebulaittc Parties for Tonight.
Mr. Walter George Smith to Talk at the Stotesbnry
Home This Evening Other Bits of Chat
A FTEB. a lea-less week wc will start
In attain todny. for Vloln Bcale
Homer, who Is spending the winter with
her aunt. Miss Constance Bcale. will
1)0 Introduced bv Miss Bcale at her
home, 'J34 South Twenty-first street,
from -1 until 0 o'clock.
Hope Bealo Cromwell and Nnnnle
Lewis Beale. cousins of tlio debutante,
will receive vlth her. and Sarah Har
rison, Margaret Dnllett and Evelyn
Smith will bo the debutantes in the
party.
Viola's mother was a Miss Bcale.
Her father is Henry Homer.
ANOTHER debutante affair today is
the dlnncT-dnnce which the Wil
liam Goodman, ,Trs., will civc at the
Bellcvue-Stnitford for their nieces.
Mary Ernestine Apnlcton and Mary
I rotter Goodman. You know the two
Marys are first cousins. Mary Ernes
tine g mother was Miss Goodman and
Mary Trotter's father was Sam Good
man, who, j on will remember, died
about fifteen years ngo. Her mother
married Howard Seavrr some years
after her first husband's death.
A theatre party and slipper will bo
Eiven by the Sanders twins for their
rousin. Anitn Evans, and that will about
finish the debutante affairs tonight.
T AM looking forward to hearing Mr.
"lyaltor Gt'orge Smith's nrrnunt ofl
affairs iu the Near East tonight at thel
oioiesuurys'. Mr. and Mi-. Stotesbury
nnd the Armenian committee of the
limergency Aid are giving the affair,
and members of the executive commit
tee of the Emergency Aid will receive
with Mrs. Stotesbury. Thev will be
Mrs. ,T. Willis Martin. Mrs. Henry
jrincon v-oxe. .urs, Artlmr L,en. Mrs.
George H. Lorimer and Mrs. Edward
Browninc.
There will be several of the younger
Bins who will act as ushers ut the
affair, including Hope McMlchncl. Jean
Oullitt. Sarah Penrose, Hannah AVright
una jean Hancock.
. Besides the talk by1 Mr. Smith, who
by the war. returned in ihn summer
from a trip in the East, where ho went
to Investigate conditions for the gov
ernment, there will bo music. Mr.
Smith is, as you know, president of
the American Bar Association, an emi
nent lawyer and man of affairs. His
wife, who died many yen'rs ago. was
Miss Elizabeth Drexel. a sister of Mrs.
Edward Morrell. of San Jose, To'rrcr.
dale. Ho is a man of deep learning' and
his opinion is greatly respected hy those
Who know him personally or by hearsay;
Many of us will go down to the Sup
per Club at the Bellcvue after the af
fair. x
ITIHE skating out at the Morion Golf
-L Club was wonderful on Wednesday
and Thursday before the heavy snow
came, but then such miov.' as yester
day's could be brushed off nnd the
crowds nt the pond were certainly large.
On Thursday Charles ICucnzo do Bergen,
nf St Moritz, Switzerland, skated be
fore a number of people who had been
given the high sign ; in other words told
n thn q. t. what might happen, and
to were there in force ; and lie certainly
Hid cut some wonderful fieures.
Did jou know the Ice Palace in West
Philadelphia will be opened next month
and there will be skating there, too? It's
a wonderful sport, so healthy and exhilarating.-
.
Mrs. JosodIi Chamnan and Mrs.
Ronald Barlow and various other Main
Joiners were at the Golf Club on Thurs
day to watch Mr. de Bergen.
TSN'T It funny how rumors go around
ISow every one has been all agog
over an engagement which they say will
bo announced at a party very soon. Some
one who evidently knew nothing about
it started the rumor and passed it on to
others, nnd one of these gossip effects
started that grow and grow and grow,
nnd though the-person who told me said
he was not sure it was so, ho thought
it was. And I said "Well, I wouldn't
be surprised," and altogether every one
has gotten quite excited over it. And
now I hear from bome one else that it
Isn't so at all. So what nra I to think?
What do you think ?
The She in question is' -tall and fair,
with bright blue eyes and golden hair.
Don't irind if I wax poetical once in a
while. It relieves the monotony of
things.
Which reminds mo of a house I saw
recently which is being finished ns a
residence and which has many rows of
straight windows, and then over the
staircase the windows arc dropped
about a foot lower than bthcrs across
the front. I asked why the thusness
and was told by the architect "It's to
relieve the monotony." It certaiily re
lieved it all right, but I'd hate to tell
you what it looked like in consequence.
NANCY WYNNE.
ter of -Mrs. Darlington, of narrisburg,
who is spending tho week-end with Miss
Bene. Wnrd. The eucsts will attend tho
dance at the Merlon Cricket Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Converse, and
their infant daughter, of Louisville, Ky.,
arrived this ween to spena utinstmaB
nnd New Year's with Mrs, Converso's
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. William L-. Aus
tin, at Liscter Hall, Boiemout. Mrs.
Austin, who has been operated on for
appendicitis, is convalescing nnd has re
turned home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles A. Potter, of
Anglecot, Evergreen and Prospect ave
nues, Chestnut Hill, arc spending soy
'cral days In New York.
Mrs, Walter Jackson Freeman nnd
Miss Corlnno Borden Freeman, of 1832
Spruce street, will bo at homo on Sun
day afternopns until April, from 4 until
0 o'clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs'. W. S. It. Smith, of
Mnrlyn road, Overbrook, aro receiving
congratulations upon the birth of 'a son,
Stuart Springer Smith, on December 18.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball, of
Musgravc street, Germantown, an
nounced tho engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Frances Dowllng Bnll, to Mr.
Horatio Gates Sickcl. U. S. N.. at a
luncheon of sixteen covers today. En
sign Sickcl was an honor man of the
last graduating class at Annapolis and
is now stationed on board tho U. S. S,
Delaware.
The Euests at the luncheon were
MKs .Tnnet Bowman. Miss Helen Eng
land, Miss Lenoro Fisher. Miss Mar
garet Ilottcl. Miss Esther Johnstone,
Miss Mollio Little, Miss Katherine Os
mond, Mis"! Kathcrlno Roberts, Miss
.T.can Scntchard, Miss Constancy Schell,
Miss, Josephine Sibson, Mrs. Harold D.
CiiplU. Mrs. William II. Whitu'ey. Jr.,
Mrs. W. Whitney Ball nnd Mrs. Wes
ley W. Hnrting.
Mr. anil Mrs. J. 0. Campbell, of
fiOlO Chestnut street, announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Lyllan
Elisabeth Campbell, to Mr. Albert L.
Staley, of Toronto, Can. No dato has
been set for tho wedding.
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MISS SUE BOWKS
Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T, John Boucs, of ISnla. who will ho married
today in Detroit (o Mr. Park Washburn Stlcltncy, former major in
tlio United States army
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. David Evans Williams,
of Overlelgh, Bala, announce tho
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth G. AVilliams, to Mr. C. Ail
son Scully.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Fahnestoek, 237
East Rittenhouse Square, will shortly
issue Invitations for n scries of theatre
Sartles to bo given on January 5, 8,
and 18 in honor of their debutante
daughter, Miss Mary Fahnestoek.
Miss Jane P. P.' Maule. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Maulo,
whose engagement to Lieutenant George
Wilcox" Mclver, Jr.. U. S, N., has just
been announced, will be the guest of
honor nt a theatre party on January 1,
to be .given by Mr. and Mrs. Ell Kirk
Price," of 1700 Walnut street. Later
tho guests will attend tl)o ball which
Mrs. Morris Dallett Ib giving nt tho
Rilz-Carlton, for her daughter, Miss
Margaret A. Dallett,'
Mrs. Frank T. Griswold and . her
mother, of Hothorpe, Radnor, left on
Wednesday to join Mr. Griswold and
their children at their cottage in Palm
Beach, where they will slay until
April 1.
Miss Anita Strnwbridgc, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Strnwbrldge,
nf Bryn Mawr, returned yesterday from
Foxeroft School, Va., to spend tho holi
day with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ju Pont, Jr.,
of Cherry Knoll, Newtown Square, left
on Wednesday to spend tho Christmas
holidays, with Mr. du Pout's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William du Tout, at
Montpelier, Vu,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Keator,,of
Wayne, will give a dance this evening
In honor of their daughter and son, Miss
Marlon Keator and Mr. William C.
Keator, Jr. The guests will be from
the school set. .
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Cochran,
of Wayne, gave a small danco on Wed
nesday evening in honor of their son,
Mr. William T. Cochran, Jr., who has
"returned from Pennsylvania Military
College for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delaney, 1231
North Broad street, entertained at din
ner on Thursday evening, in honor of
Air, and Mrs. King Upton, of Boston.
There were twelve guests, among them,
Mr, and Mrs. Ira Vaughan and Mr. and
Mrs. B, J, Prucding,
f . Mr. M, R. 'VyMd, of Wayne, will
BUrti t WW iblt i,veing la
.honor at Wm;mto Mttot, Uuk
ALONG THE READING
Tho Christmas patty for tho children
of members of the' AVomun's Club of
Wyucote took place in the club rooms
on Wednesday. In the audience were
children nf alt aces who joined iu the
singing of Christmas carols and were do-
lighted with the tricks of the magician
and ventriloquist. Tho children brought
tors and earnes to be given to the chil
dren of Christ Home near Hatboro. Tbo
entertainment was iu charge of Mrs.
Henry Spalding, club director.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cortez Raughlcy,
1300 Lindlcy avenue, Logan, are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a son, Wednesday, December 17.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Muigaret T. Marshall, of Ryers
avenue, Cheltenham, announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Miss Mabel
M. Marshall, to Mr. Thomas F. Egan,
Jr., of 137 East Wcllens avenue, 01
ney. Mr. Frank S. Glasscy, of Manheim
Apartments, Germantown, who is study
ing at Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, win be home for the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Marjorio Watson, of 5335
Wnkelield street, is entertaining the
members of the Beta Alpha Beta Sor
ority, Beta Chapter, nt her homo this
Rfternoon. The guests are: Miss Elsie
Edwards. Miss Marian Ully. iuiss
Francos Morgan, Miss Camllle Thister,
Miss Elizabeth Page. Miss Eleanor
Gross, Miss Eleanor Knipe, and Miss
Eleanor Wilkic. Miss Alico-Tompkins,
of Brlnton street, is entertaining the
members of tho Gamma Chapter of the
same sorority at a Christmas party this
afternoon nt her home.
The Phi 'Sigma Psi Fraternity will
givo n dance this evening at the Pel;
ham Automobile Club.
Mif.fi Marian Knlzht. formerly of
fGcrmantown, has Issued Invitations for
a New Year's .Eve party at ner Homo
in Fox Chase on Wednesday evening,
December 31.
The Class of June. 1019. German-
town High School, will hold its first
annual uanco at tno ueimar-iuorns
next Saturday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Warner, a student at
Cornell University, is spending tho
Christmas holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Arnold, of 02,11
Chew street, are being congratulated
nn the birth of a dauchter. Helen Elea
nor, on December 10. Mrs. Lewis was
Miss Helen Bernier, of Nantes, France.
Mr. Lawrence McEvoy, of C2 West
Tulpehqcken street, has arrived homo
from Kwartnmore vouege 10 spena me
Christmas holidays.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Pressman, will en
tertain tomorrow at their home, 720
North Seventh street, in honor of their
son, Mr. Edward J, Pressman, who
will celebrate his eighteenth birthday.
Mr. Sol Drovfous. of 1700 North
Nineteenth street, will take place on
Tuesday evening, December 30, at 0
o ciock, in the Hotel Adelphia. Miss
Einfeld has selected Miss Rosaliud
Lowensteln for maid of honor, and for
bridcsmains, Miss came Adler, Miss
Gortrude Prlntz. Miss Matilda Wintner
and Miss Sid Wiutuer. Mr. Drcyfous
will have his brother, Mr. Milton Drey
fous, for best man, and his ushers will
include Mr. Albert Dreyfous, also a
brother ; Mr. William Sandberg and Mr.
Samuel Bank. The ceremony will be
followed by n dlncsr.
TIOGA
Among the guests at the hou'se party
to bo given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
Higgatc, of Whitemarsh, over the
Christmas holidays will be Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Sauror, Miss Vir
ginia Saurcr, Miss Florence Saurer,
Mr. William Rlchter and Mr. Allen
Saurcr. A dinner nnd danco will be
included in the entertainments ar
ranged. Mr. nnd Mrs. Flojd A. Van Duscn,
who have returned from their wedding
trip, will be nt home in Altoona, J'a.
The bride was Miss Mary C. Shott. of
3127 North Thirteenth street. Mr. Van
Dusen was a corporal in the Headquar
ters Troop, Seventy-eighth Division,
und served a year overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Snyder, who
have returned from their wedding trip,
are at homo nt 3548 North Twenty
third street. The brido was Miss Eliz
abeth W. Busier. Mr. Snyder was for
merly of Reading.
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll It. Thompson.
of 018 East Lcverington avenue, will
entertain at dinner ana cards this eve
ning. Their guests, who are members
of their card club, .will Include Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harry E. Bcale. Mr. and Mrs.
James Kindle, Mr. and Mrs. William
N. W. I'oss, Jlr. and Mrs. Ualvin s.
Hain and Dr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Gay-
lord Myers, of Norristown.
Mrs. William Cum. ot Manntawnn
avenue, Upper Roxborough, gave an old-
fashioned luncheon on Wednesday at
her home. Her guests included Mrs.
Frank Lilly, Mrs. Thomas Dixon, Mrs.
William Franklin Steele. Mrs. Frank
Bosscrt, Mrs. GeorEc Wnnklin, Mrs.
Whalley Sauers, .Mrs. William McKen'
na, Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs. G. Wash
ington Moyer. Mrs. Herman McMnster,
Mrs. John It. Ransford, Mrs. John
Critcheson, Mrs. John Lex, Mrs. Wil
liam Carver, Mrs. Newton Bovard, Mrs.
Louis Smick; Mrs. Harry AVood, Mrs.
William Reed, Mrs. Thomafc Henningcr,
Mrs. Umma acholield, Mrs. Ueorge Mil
Mrs
Did pou cnjoil reading While gondst
This is the first instalment of another
serial, just as absorbing, and just as
real, which is also written in sir
chapters, Fanny Hurst fciiotc.'
human nature, and thesa stories provo
her ability to write about it,
CHAPTER I
IN THE great human democracy, revo
lution cannot uncrown the builder of
bridges to place upon his throne the
builder of pan
try shelves.
Gray matter
nnd blue blood
and whito pig
ment arc not,
dynasties of
man s making,
Accident o f
birth nnd
unt primo
geniture makes
master minds
and mulnt
toes, seam
stresses and
r l r u men's,
ions. AVharf
rnts arc more
often born
than made
That is why, In this dynasty not of
man's making, weavers gono blind from
the intricacies of their queen's corona
tion robe, enn kneel nt hor.hem to kls
the cloth of gold that cursed them. A
peasant can look on at a poet with no
thought to barter his black beard nnd
lenllls for n single gossamer funi.
Biickstalr slaveys vio with caeh other
whoso master is more mighty. And this
! the fctory of Millie Moorcs, who, with
no unurchy in her heart and no feud
with the human democracy, could de
' sign for women to whom befell the
wluo and pearl dog-collars of life,
irorKs as sneer as weD, anci on ner unces
beside them, her mouth full of pins and
her sole necklace a tape measure, thrill
to see them garbed in the glory of her
labor.
Indeed, when tho iridescent bubble of
reputation floated out from her modest
dressmaking rooms iu East Twenty -.third
street, Millie Moores, whom youth
has rushed past, because she had no
leisure for it, felt her heart open like a
grateful flower when life brought her
more chores to do. And when one day
a next-yenr's-model limousine drew up
outside her small doorway, with the
colored fashion sheet stuck in the glass
panel, and one day nnothcr, and then
one spring dny three of them in shining
procession along her curb something
cheeped in Millio Moorcs's heart and
she doubled her prices.
And then because ladies long of purse
and short of breath found the three
dark flights difficult, nud because the
first small fruit of success burst in
Millie Moorcs's mouth, releasing its taste
of wine, she withdrew her three-figure
savings account from the Manhattan
Trust Company, rented nn elevator
service, mauvc-upholstcred establish
ment on middlo Broadway, secured the
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
The Younz Men's Association bwan
last cvening'a series of basketball games
to be followed by a social hour at the
clubhouse, 3548 Queen lane. They will
be given each week on Tuesday andFri
day evenings and will bo In charge of
Mrs. Robert L. Boardman, Mr. Thomas
AVilcox, Mr. U. ii. coie, air. jonn
AVhltaker. Mr. Joshua AVhitaker, Mr.
AVllliam Ferguson, Mr. John B. Groves,
Mr.. Benjamin Mitchell, Mr. Edward
Jones, Mr. l'hllip cnmpocii, iur. jona
Porter, Mr. John Stinson, Mr. Henry
AVclsb, Mr. Herbert Russell, Mr. John
Mackay and Mr. William J. Benham.
Mrs. EdaTcrear 'MrT-Thoas I f "i -vices of slender young
Johnson, Mrs. Carley, Mrs. J. Burk,
airs, wcndill nnd .Mrs. Wesley.
Mrs. Leon Strickland, of Lyceum
avenue, cntertnined the members of the
YotinE AVomeu's Leacuo of Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday
evening nt ner home, tier guests in
cluded Mrs. Amos Tavlor, Mrs. Harry
Prager, Miss Ethel Black. Miss Bessie
Blankin, Miss Suphia Lackey, Miss
Maudo Kelly, Miss Marie Kane. Miss
Margaret Severson, Miss Ethel Black,
Miss Mildred Butler, Miss Ella Murray,
Miss Mabel Ileadbcrg, Miss. Carrie
Lloyd, Mrs. Clinton Seltzer and Mrs.
Harold Chappcll. The occasion was also
an lnformnl celebration ot tho hftu
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Strickland.
Mrs. William J. McCloskey, of 1007
North Sixth street, announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Miss Mar
guerite G. McCloskey, nnd Mr. J.
Lawrence Schanbcrger, of Baltimore.
Miss Dora Schulman, of 705 Brown
street, will entertain tomorrow eve
ning tho following guests, Mrs. J.
Chauney, Miss B. Chauney, Miss Ester
Kaplan, Miss Clara Schulman, Miss
Cecil Segal. Miss Ida Segal, Mr. Wil
skcr. Mr. Dublin, Mr." Charles Weiss,
Mr. Herbert Rovno, Mr. Frank Dublin,
Mr, Harry Kurtzberg and Mr. Edward
Pressman,
Mrs, J. Kirk entertained nt cards on
Thursday afternoon at her home, 2217
AVest Dauphin street, when her guests
who"nro members of her card club, In
cluded Mrs. J. Henry Renton, Mrs.
AVllliam H. Saurer, Mrs. Stephen
Green, Mrs. Edward Cramer. Mrs.
Fowler, Mrs. Georgo Chalk, Mrs. M.
Gray, Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs.
Sandy Eugelke, Mrs. John H. Barry,
and Mrs. James, Pearce.
The members of tho Saturday evening
bridge will be entertained at dinner
and cards this evening by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Georeo L. Rogers, Dr. and Mrs. A. N.
Aran Djke, Mr. and Mrs. AVllliam
Blgler Morrison, Mrs, Frank Van Loon,
and Mrs. M. M. Campbell will be the
guests,
Mrs. Maurice "A. Leberman, 1705
Jefferson street, gave a theatre part;
rty,
, la
followed br tea at Mercantile Club, in
honor of the seventh birthday of ber
son, Master Louis Leberman. The small
fuests who were chaperoned by Mrs.
icberman and Mrs. Josephine Stone.
Included Miss Betty Maetbaum, Miss
Frances Leberman, miss jane Bund
helm, Miss Marie Louise Friedman,
Miss Margaret Gerstley, Mlis Carol
Rosenheim, Miss Jean Newman, Miss
Julia lionn. Master jonn itojenoerg.
Master Frederick Kapp, Master Robert
Henry Fleisher, Master Sonny Pfaeltwr
Master Benjamin Lowensteln, Master
Benjamin AVolf and Master Sidney
Asher.
The wedding of Miss "Sara Eisfeld,
liter or. Mr. ana hh. tviuun j.
rf 1UK ppusMM .mt? MM
WISSAHICKON
Miss Rebecca Keenan. of 320 Sumac
street, entertained the members of the
AVestmlnster Guild last evening at her
home, when her guests included Miss
Clara Springer. Miss Helen Thomas,
Mlas Tlnrnthv Thomas. Miss Elizabeth
Il;atty, Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss
Margaret Pratt, Miss Kathryn Steven
son, Miss Marian Lylo, Miss Elizabeth
Hynd, Miss Mnrie Schilling and Miss
Beatrice Miller. The guild will, dis
tribute baskets of Christmas cheer to
the needv of the section and have se
cured a Christmas tree which the mem
bers will trim for a needy family with
several small children.
Mrs. Richard Farrand, of Rlgbter
street, entertained" the following at
cards on AVednesday evening at her
home: Miss Jessio Wcstennan, Miss
Marian AVestcrmau, Miss Sophia
Lackey, Miss Elsie Leonard, Miss
Charlotte Marple, Mrs. Merrltt Moffett,
Mrs. Harold Chappcll. Mrs. Carroll
It. Thompson, Mrs. William Dixon,
Mrs. Lawrence Sanford and Mrs. AA'il
liam Haebcrleln.
man fresh from tho Louis Quiuze rooms
of Madam Roth, Fifth avenue cos
tumier, tripled lfer prices und emerged
from tho brown cocoon of Twenty-third
street, Madam Moores, Modiste.
Two years later, three periect-thlrty-
siv sibyls promenaded mo mauvo dis
play rooms, tempting those who waddle
with sleeveless frocks that might have
been designed for tho onus of miIo
warmed to life.
Tho presiding young mnn, slim nnd
full of the small wnjs that iugratiate,
and with u pomaded glory of tow hair
rippling back in u doublo wave that
womeu s fingers Itched to caress und
men s hands itched to thresh, pushed
fnnvnrtl the mauve velvet chairs wkh
a waiter's servility, but uono of his to clip my wings.1
humility ; nftirlated over tho crowded
pages of the crowded appointment -book,
jolted down measurements with
mi Imperturbability that grew for every
Im-li the tape-lluo measured over nnd
above.
Lust. Mndam Moores. her small fleurc
full of nerves; two spots ot red high
on ner cnceK; ner crsiwnue graying
hairs, n bit premature and but. a
sprinkling of them, turned to thn in
ward of n new ami clabornte coiffuro;
and meeting this high tldo with a
smile, nely enhanced by brldgework
and properly restrained to that dimen
sion of insolence demanded by tho rich
of those who servo them well.
In the springtime Fifth avenue nnd
I Sixth avcuuo turn lightly to thoughts
'of Nnrrngansett Pier and Bronx Park.
Fifth aenuo sheds its furs and Sixth
avenue its woolen .underwear. At the
dusk of one such dnj, when the taste
i of summer was like poppy leaves
rrushed between tho teeth, and open
street cars and open shirtwaists blos
somed forth even as the distant lark
spur in tho distant field, Mndam Moores
beheld the electric-protection door
swing behind the last customer and re
laxed frankly against n tabic piled high
with fabrics of n dozen Bhccns.
"Whew, thank heaven, she's gone!"
To n HTinnlionr of 0 o'clock, whistles
tlio rumble of machines from tho work,
mollis suddenly ceased.
"Turn out the shower light, Phonzle,
and sec that A'nu Nord's.black lace goes
out in time for opera tonight. AVhen
she telephoned at noon I told her it
wns on the way."
Mr. Alphonse Michelson hurtled a
inamc-colorcd foalstool nnd hastened
rearward toward the swinging door thnt
led to the emptying workrooms. The
tallest of the pcrfect-thlrty-slxes, step
ping out of her beaded slippers into
sturdier footwear of tho street, threw
him a smile ns he passed that set her
glittering earrings nnd metal-yellow
ringlets bobbing like bells in a breeze.
"Hand inc the shoe-huttoner.
Phonzic; the doctor says stooping is bad
for my hairpins."
Their laughter, light as foam, met
and mingled.
"Oh, you nervy Gertie 1"
"What's your hurry, Phonzlo,
dearie?"
"I don't see you stopping me."
"Fine chance with her crouching
over there, ready to spring."
"Hang around, sweetness: may bo
I'm not on duty, and I'll -take you to
supper if you've not got a dale with
one of your million-dollar Charlies."
"Soft pedal, Phonzle! You know I'd
break a date with any one of 'em any
dny in the week for a sixtj -cent table
d bote with you!
"Hang around then, sweetness."
"Ilnng around! Gawd, if I hang
around jou any more than I have been
doing in tho last five jeurs, following
you from ono establishment to the
other, they'll have to kill mo to put me
out of my misery."
"You're all right, Gcrt. And when
you haven't any of the greenback bojs
around to fill in, you can always fall
back on mo."
"You're n nice old boy. Phonzle, nnd
I like the kink iu your hair, but but
somo time when I get blue, like to
night. 1 1 just wish I had never
clapped eyes on you."
"How she hates mc."
"I wih to God I did.-'
"Cut the tragedy, Gcrt."
"That's tho trouble; T been cutting
it for tho mock comedy all my life."
"You, tho highest little flier in the
flock!"
"Yeli. because I've never found any
body who even cares enough about mo
Her laughter was short and with n
blunt edge.
"Whew, such a spill for you, Gerll"
"It's the spring gets on my nerves,
I guess. Blow mnto a table d'boto to
night, Phonzie. I got n red ink thirst
on mo and I'm as blue as Indigo."
"Hang around, Gert, and if I'm not
on duty I "
"Honest, you're tho greatest kid to
squirm when, you think n girl is going
to pin you down. You let me get about
as serious as a musical comedy with
you nnd then you put up tho barbed
wire "
"Yes, I do not!"
"Finn chance I've got of ever pinning
you down ! You caro about as much
for mn ns as anybody else docs, and
that nin't saying much."
"Aw. Gcrt. you sot the dumns "
"Look at her over there. I can sec
her by her profile she's hanging around
to buy you your dinner tonight. AVhatta
J on bet she springs tbo nppointment
book yarn on you am! you fall for it?"
A laugh flitted beneath Mr. Michel
sou's bloud hedgo of mustache.
"Can I help it that I got such hypno
tizing, mesmerizing ways?"
Sho smiled benenth her rouge nnd
wuuly, "No darling." she said.
Across thn room Madam Moorcs re
garded them from beside her pilo of
sheeny silks and her lingers would
pluck nervously at tho fabrics.
"Hurry up over there, Phonzle; I
told her the bluck loco was on the
way."
Miss Dobrincr dabbed nt her red
lips with a lacy fribble of handker
chief, hrr oicc sotto behind it.
"Don't lot her pin you, Phonzic.
Havo n heart and tnkc me to supper
when I'm blue as indigo."
Ho leaned to impair a pin upon his
lnpel.
"She's so white to ran, Gert, how can
I squirm if bbe asks me to go over the
appointment-book with her tonight?"
"Tell her your grandmother's dead."
Ho leaned for another pin.
"Stick around down in Scligman's. If
I dust my hat with my handkerchief
when I pass, I'm nailed for the evening.
If I can wriggle, I'll blow you to
Churchey for supper."
"I "
"Shh-h-h."
Ho retreated behind the mauve-colored
swinging doors. Tho two remaiu
ing sibyls, hatted and coated to crane
tho neck of the passersby, hurried arm-in-arm
out into tho spring evening. An
errand girl, who had dropped her skirt
und put up her hair so that the eye of
the law might wink nt her stigma of
south, hung tho shimmering gowns
away for another day's display. Ucrtio
Dobrincr patted ber ringed fingers
ncuinsl her mouth to press back a yawn
and trailed across tho room, adjusting
her hat before a full-length mirror. In
the light from a single electric bulb her
hair showed three colors yellow gold.
green gold und toward the roots, tho
dark gold of old bronze.
"You can go uow, Gcrt."
"Acs. madam."
Miss Dobriucr adjusted a spray of
curls. Throudt the mirror she could
observe the mauvc-colored swinging
door.
"Did did Du Gass order that fish
tail model. Madam?"
Madam Moorcs dallied with her appointment-book.
Through tho mirror
sho could observe the mauvc-colorcd
swinging door.
"A'cs, in green."
"If I had her complexion I'd wear
sandpaper to match it."
"AVo haven't all of us got the looks,
Gcrt, that'll get us four-carat stones to
wear down to a twcnty-dollar-a-week
job."
Miss Dobrincr's hand flew to her
throat and the gem that gleamed there.
"I I guess I can buy a stone on
lime for myself without without njr
Insinuations."
"You can wear the clone all rlth(,
Gcrt, but you can't get past tbo in'
slnuntlons."
"I I ain't so stuck on this plac,
Madam, that I got to stand for yodr
insinuations."
"No, it ain't tho place you're struck
on thai keeps you here, Gert."
They regarded each other through
eyes banked with the red fires of
anger, nnd beslds the full-length mirror"
Miss Dobrlner trembled as she Btood.
"A'ou can think what sou please,
Madam. I I'm hired by Phonzle nnd
I'm here to wear models and not to
steer your thinking."
Madam Moorcs sat bo tense in her
chair that her weight did not iclax It.
"You and mo can't havo no futses,
you know that, don't you? I give
Phonzlo the run of my floor and he's
tho person ono has to deal with with
freshness."
"You you started it, Madam, I
can get along with anybody. I don't
have to stay in a place where I'm not
wanted ; it's just because Phonzle
(Continued Monday)
SCHMIDT QUARTET CONCERT
Interesting Program at Witherspoon
Hall Last Evening
The Schmidt Quartet, composed ot
Emil F. Schmidt, first violin; Louis
Angcloty. second violin; Alfred Lorcnz,
viol, and AVillinm A. Schmidt, cello,
gave the first of a scries of three cham
ber music concerts at AVithcrspoon Hal
Inst evening before a good-sized audience.
They began with n little-known quar
tet by Felix Blumcnfeid, n contem
pornneous Russian composer The work
follows the classic stylo closely, nnd U
simple enough in construction and in Rk
harmonic and melodic scheme to bo
readily understandable at first hearing,
something thnt cannot be said of many
of the quartets of the last twenty-five
j ears. Its themes aie definito and aro
developed along the customary lines. It
is not one of the grent quartet produc
tions like the Brahms quartet in It
flat, but it is melodious and well worth
nn occasional public hearing.
Two other compositions were ulxi
presented, the Italian Serenade of Hugti
AVolf, which is much more Spanish than
Italian iu (its first themes, and the
D flat quartet of Dohnanyl, a
work of moro pretensions than solidity,
Tho AVolf quartet was originally com
posed for string orchestra, but has
achieved such popularity in the quartet
form that it is now rarely presented In
the original. It is ono of the few works;
which sound better in a revised than in
the original form.
The quartet played beautifully, with
a fine quality of tone, perfect balance
and blending ot the parts and n unllv
of performance that can be attained
only through hard and intelligent re
hearsal. Tho Italian Serenade is u
very difficult and treacherous compost
tion to play, but it went through without
un apparent flaw. Tho members of the
quartet havo high ideals regarding
quartet playing and aro evidently work
ing toward a realization of those ideals
without any thought of "playing to the
gallery" or of anything except of per
forming the works selected in tho best
manner possible.
Crafton-Long Wedding ''
The wedding of Miss Anna E. Lon,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Long,
and, Mr. Howard AV., Crafton, of 2410
Sedgely aveuue, took place AVednesday
evening, at 8 o'clock, nt the home
the bridegroom's parents. The Rev,
George AA Burns performed the cere
mony. The brido wore a gown of pale
pink georgette. After tho ceremony tho
bride and bridegroom left on a wedding
trip to Mauch Chunk and AVashingtop."
anil unon their return they will bo aK
homo nt 2410 Sedgely avenue, aRer Xte-
llM,L-l W.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J, Kardon, of
2410 South Fifth street, aro receiving
congratulations on tho birth of a son,
Kenneth Howard Kardon, on November
25 Mrs. Kardon will be remembered
as Miss Estella S. Katlln.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, of 1723
Mifflin street, aro receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a son, born Decem
ber 17. Mrs. Kelly will be remembered
ns Miss Genevlve Eckfeldt.
Mr. and Mrs. CSorge B. McCracken,
of 2232 South Twenty-third street,
ntprtained at dinner at their home on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Wat
kins, a brother of Mrs. McCracken's,
who has recently returned home after
spending two years In India.
Miss Frances Bernstein, of New
York; Miss Bertha Silverman', Miss Ida
Silverman, Mr. R. Plum and Mr. Hirsh
were among those with the National
League of Compulsory Education of
ficials on a motor trip to Valley Forge
and other pjaces of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A, Flynn, of
2234 South Twenty-third street, en
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor of thejr daughter. Miss Margaret
Flynn. Among those present were Miss
Lillian Bendlpen. Miss Kat'.iorlne
Mingard, Miss Ruth Rhea, Miss Cecilia
K. Kenny, Mr. and.Mrs. Edgar John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Simpson, Mr.
Harry Mayer, Lieutenant Howard
Thomas and Mr. Harry Kenny,
Miss Mary Toner, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Toner, of 1025 Rltner
street, will return this week after a
short visit with friends at Montclair,
N.J.
OLNEY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boothfoyd, of
5408 North Front street, are being con
gratulated on the birth ot a daughter,
Eleanor Marie.
NORRISTOWN
Announcement is mado ot the en
gagement of Miss Helen M. Hemraig, of
HndECPorl. nnd Mr. l.con Kohn. of
Norristown. No date has been set for
,the wedding.
Mrs. Charles White, of AVhitehall
road, was given a surprise miscella
neous shower at her borne. There were
fifteen guests present, including the
members of tho alumni of the Training
School for Nurses of Charity Hospital,
of which Mrs. White is a graduate
Mrs. AVhito will be remembered as Miss
C8ra AVhitby
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munu AVnlkcr,
of 4843 Walnut street, nra r:ceiung
congratulations on the birth of a sou,
Frank Munn Walker, Jr. I.Irs. Walker
wil' bo rei.ipmbqrcd ns Miss Dorothy
Sinclair, of Kingscourt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B. Smith, ot 1830
Gladstone street, ure receiving congrat
ulations on the birth of n sou, Clinton
B. Smith.
Mrs. Alphonso B. Miller, of 404
South Forty-second street, gave n
bridge of six tables on Thursday after
noon for the following guesw: Mrs.
Aaron Miller. Mrs. Morris Bernstein,
Mrs. Morris Kohn. Jr.. Mrs. Jack Gins
berg. Mrs. M. G. Levy, Mrs. Hnrry
U. Ginsberg, Mrs. Simon Garlic. Mrs.
Jack Rothchlld, Mrs. John Slnbcrg,
Mrs. M. A. Block, Mrs. II. Schloss,
Mrs. Stanley AVclnberg, Mrs. A.
Strauss, Mrs. Marc J. Katzenherg, Mrs.
Roy Heymann, Mrs. AValtcr Summer
field, Mrs. Sidney Feldstein, Mrs. Eu
geno Loeb Mrs. AVilliaui Iingfeld,
Mrs. Charles Edwin Fox, Mr". AVilllam
AV. Miller, Miss May Bochroch, Mrs.
Charles Miller, Mrs. Rosamond R.
Greenwald ahd Sirs. I. Becker.
KENSINGTON
Miss Helen Gormons, of East Glrard
avenue and Front street, is spending
several weeks in Boston visiting Miss
Ethel Bricker.
Mrs. Charles AVilliams, ot 1114
Sbackamaxon street, will spend tho
Christmas holidays in Pittsburgh with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams.
Miss Gertrudo Keller, of East Alle
gheny avenue nnd G street, is enter
taining an her guest over tho holidays
Miss Agnes Pollard, of Reading.
A concert and dande of tho Kensing
ton Post No. 68 of tho American Legion
will bo given on Monday, January 10,
at Moose Auditorium, 1314-1316 North
Broad street.
Mrs. G. H, Elnwechter, of 1034
Sbackamaxon street, and Mrs. Joseph
Jones, of 1125 East Eyre street, are
spending several weeks at AVllIard Hall,
AVildwood.
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER 22 TO DECEMBER 27
Subject to Change
AMIAMBRA . ()
lath. Morris 4 Tmayunlc Av.
Aroi.i.o
BM and Thompson Sti
()
MONDAY
Florpnco Heed in
A Woman's Uff
Emmy Whelen In
A Favor to A Trlend
AKOADIA
Chestnut below 10th St.
DELMONT ()
Dad above Market St.
uiAJnninn .
, Broad & Suaquehanna, Ave.
BItOADWAY
Broad ana anyoer vvq.
()
DROAD ST. Auditorium, Ion
Broad St. ab. nockland
CAl'ITOL
753 Market St.
()
CEDAR
00th St. and Cedar Ave.
()
COLISEUM
Market Bet.
60th and 60th
COLONIAL , . ,
Otn. and Maplewood Avea,
()
EMPRESS
Main St., Manyunk
()
U .iWhfi
m 4
Ban svenat, anj Mr,' Thomas
w StfVA.? : i
Announcement is made of the mar
rkge at MiM Leah M, Hen, ot 8244. IL. Struse, Phi Mn Ep.llori: Mr. AVU-
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. L. Geltzer, of 8223 Oi
ford street, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Reba Geltzer, to
Mr. Albert LUeovlU, of 3150 Euclid
nvenue,
Fraternity Sorority Dance
The fifth annual Philadelphia Fra
ternity Sorority dance will be held next
Saturday evening at Mercantile Hall.
The committee is composed of Mies
Elsie Koelle, Sigma Alpha Pi; Mrs. A.
Hackman, Miss Margaret M. AVelr, Phi
PI Alpha; Miss Elsie Scbeurele, Beta
Kappa Sigma; Miss Helen Chatham,
Mies Erma Clower. Phi Delta Psl ; Miss
Dorothy Magill, Miss Francys Bows
Mackie. Beta Alnhft Bets.: Miss Aenes
Sloan, Phi Sigma Alpha : Mr. Edwin
r. a... xyui r.. m u.a . if. -nm
llasi Mantling, Sigma Tau Delta J Mr,
AMBOC UWt, jwac Ksppiv,
RUKEKA . . ,
40th and Market Sti.
FAMILY
1811 Market St.
(I)
FAIRMOUNT
26th at. and Glrard Ave,
(
rnANKFORD
4715 Frankford Ave.
()
FRANKLIN
Third and FlUwater Stu.
()
86TII ST. TTrKATRK
Below Spruce Bt.
(a)
GREAT NORTHERN
Broad St. at Krle Ave.
())
IMPERIAL ,..,
tioti. ana vim. ut.
(
-.rWlTITHRIlV
SOth and Pauphln Sta.
JUMDO ()
Front 8t.
and Qlrard Ave.
LEADER , .
41et and Lancaeter Ave.
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tlTlERTY , . , ,
Broad and Columbia Ave.
()
TUESDAY
riorence Tteed In
A Wonuin'a Law
Ham Morcy In
Tlio Darkest Hour
WEDNESDAY
Florence Heed In
A "Woman's Lair
MarffiJTIto Clark in
A Girl .Vnirted Mary
Oorco I3fhan In
Hearts of Men .
Dorothy Dalton In'
Tlio Weaker Set
Thda Para In
The I.ure ot Ambition
B. K. Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Conetance Elnnry In
Krstwhile Susan
W. S Hart In
Johji rettlcoats
Irene Castle In
The Invisible Bond
Will nosers In
Almost a Husband
Oeorsre Walsh in
Wlnnln Stroke
Dorothy Dalton in
The Weaker Sex
8tar Cast In
The Miracle Man
Wilfred Lucan in The
tllrl 1'rom Nowhere
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Frank Mavo In
The Brute Breaker
Sessue llayakawa In
The Gray Horljon
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
Suxene O'Brien in
Sealed Hearts
33 K Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Sennett'B Yankee
Doodle In Berlin
Marcuerltn Clark In
A Olrl Mimed Mary
Georse Beban In
Hearts of Men
Dorothy Dalton In
The Weaker Sex
Theda Bara In
The Lura of Ambition
C 1C Lincoln in
Virtuous Men
Constance Blnney In
Urstwhllo Susan
W. S Hart In
John Petticoats
Irene Castle In
The lnlsble Bond
Will Roceri In
Almost a Husband
Georse Walsh In
Wlnnlne Stroke
Viola Dana In
Some Bride
Star Cast In
Tho Miracle Man
Douglas MoLean In
L'3V Hours Leae
Klsle Ferffuson In
Counterfeit
Mrs.
Chs Chaplin In
Home
Sessue Ifaiakaws In
The Gray Horizon
Marv Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
Eugene O'Brien In
Healed Hearts
Ora Carew In
Under Suspicion
Bennett's Yankee
Doodle In Berlin
Marguerite Clark In
Luck In Pawn
LOCUST . . )
Via and Locust Sts.
MARnET ST. TIIEATKB ()
838 Market St.
MODEL
425 South St.
()
NIXON . ()
B!d and Market St.
OVERBROOK ()
BSd and Haverford Ave.
FA12?4CS.rk.t St.
()
P1uare Ave. a Dauphin Bt.
PHINCES8
1018 Market Bt,
()
B mrtet 8t. below 17th
(t)
B Otnat Tulpenocken
(a)
nKj"na Binsom Bt.
(a)
R MsTket Bt. below 7th ..
(a)
BTflYMarketBt.
(a)
STANLEY
Market above 18th
(a)
"srmantown Ave, at Vananto
Ninth ,and Market Bis.
a)
west AxxEarnorr
Soth and Allegheny
(a)
Ethel Clayton In More
Deadly Than the -Male
Twenty-three and a
Half Hours' Leave
.Lucy Cotton in The
Miracle ot I.ovfl
norence Billings In
Thn Heart of a Gypsy
Btar Cast In
Aa a Man Thinks
Nailmova In
The Brat
Mary Plckford n
Heart o' the Hills
Mary MacLaren In
Bonnie, Bonnie Lassie
Tom Mix In
Heart of Texas Bran
Marruerlte Clark
A uiri
In
Named Mary
Manruerlta Clark
Luck In Dawn
Florence Bead In The
Btruaale lSverlaatlntr
Montacue Love in
The Steel Kltur
Elsie Ferruson
Counterfeit
In
Anita Rte
Mlnd-the-Pal
in
Girl
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle ot I.o
Loula Bennlson In
A Mlaflt Earl
Houdlnt In
The Grim Game
Marguerite Clark In
Luck in Pawn
The Miracle
Man
Twenty-three and a
Half Hours' Leave
Iuey Cotton In The
Miracle of Love
Madelnine Traverse
Lost Money
In
Btar Casf In
As a Man Thinks
Nazlmova In
, The Brat
Mary Plckford in
Heart o' the Hills
Monroe Salisbury In
His Divorced Wife
Georgo Walsh In
Tho Winning Stroke
Marguerite Clark In
A Girl Named Mary
Georgo Beban in
Hearts of Men
Mrs Charles Chaplin
When a Girl Loves
Theda llara 111
The Lure of Ambition
Eugene O'Brlen'in
Sealed Hearts
Constnnce Blnney In
HrflUhlle Susan
Irene Castle In
The Invisible Bond
Bryant Washburn In
It Pays to Advertise
Will Rogers In
Almost a Husband
William rarnum In
Last of. the Duanes
Bert I.ytell in Easy
To Make Moivy
Mabel
Normand
JINX
THURSDAY
Tom Mix In
The Speed Manias
II. B Warner In A
FugltHe from Justice
Marguerite Clark In
A Girt Named Mury
Bryant Washburn In
It Pays to Advertise
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Lucv Cotton In
The Mlraole of Love
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hwu-ta
Will Bogers In
Almost a Husband
The Miracle
Man
Bryant Washburn In
It Pais to Advertise
Norma Talmadge In
The Isle of Conquest
William Farrtum in
Last of the Duanes
Blllle Burke In
Sadie Love
Conwny Tearle In
Atonement
Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
Will Rogers In
Almost a Husband
BVrt I.ytell In a
Comedy Drama
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' tho Hill
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Harry Carey In
Blders of tho Law
Rennett's Yankee
Doodle In Berlin
Charles Bay in
Crooked Straight
The Miracle
Man
Twenty-three and a
Half Hours' Leave
I.uev Cotton in The
Miracle of Ioe
Mary MaoLaren In
Petal on tho Current
Star Cast In
Aa a Man Thinks
Olive Tell In
The Trap
Mary Tlckford n
Heart o' the Hlila
Hugh Thompeon In
Heart of a Gypsy
Marguerite Clark In
A Girl Named Mary
Georse Walsh in
The Winning- Stroke
Flerence Beed in The
Struggle Everlasting
Stuart Blackburn In
s Dawn
Madge Kennedy In
Strictly Confidential
Anita Stewart In
Mlnd-tba-Palnt Girl
Lucy Cotton In
The Mlraole of L
raole of Love
louts Bennlsofi In
A Misfit Earl
Houdlnl in
The Grim Game
Dorothy Dalton In
L'Apache
' Kenneth Harlan In
The Trembling nour
Marguerite Clark In
A Girl Named Mary
E. K. Lincoln In
Virtuous Men
Florence Beed In The
Struggle Everlastlnx
De Lores Casslneilt In
The Bight to Love
Bessie Love In
Peseen
Anita Stewart In
Mlnd-the-ra.hu Qlrl
Luoy Cotton In
The Miracle of Love
touts Bennlson In
A MlelU Earl
Catharine Cahert In
Career of ICatli, Bush
CHAS. CHAPLIN in
Doughnut Designer
Alice Joyce In The
Vengeance of Durand
Oersldine rarrar in
World and Its Woman
All Star Cast
Desert Gold
Jsck Plckford In
A Burglar by Proxy
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
Evangeline
Ethel Clavtnn In More
Deadly Than Male
Vivian Msrtln in
Tho Third Kiss
Charles Bay In
Crooked Straight
Eugenw O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
FRIDAY
Tom Mix In
The Speed Maniac
Mildred Harris Chaplin
in forbidden
Marguerite Clark in
A Girl reamed Mary
Bryant Washburn in
It Pays to Advertise
Earle Williams In
The Black Gate
Lucy cotton In
The Miracle of Love
W. S Hart In
John Petticoats
Will Bogers In
Almost a Husband
The Miracle
Man
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle of Love
Norma Talmadge In
The Isle of Conquest
Elaine Himiwrsteln
The Country Cousin
D. W Griffith's
Broken Blossoms
Geraldlne Farrar In
World and Its Woman
Theda Bara In Tho
Lure of Ambition
Geraldlne Farrsr in
World and Its Woman
Sylvia Rrenmer In
Dawn
Mae Murrav In
The A-B-C of Love
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
Evangeline
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Enid Bennett In
Stepping Out
isnia jennet in
Every Woman L
What
.earna
Twentv-three and a.
Half Hours' Leave
Sessue Hayaksw
The Tone Man
in
William rarnum in
Last of tho Duants
Harold Lloyd In Bump
ing Into Broadwav
regry Hyland in
The Girl in Bohemia
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
D. W. Orlffllh'a
Srarlet Days
Pessue Hayakawa in
The Illustrious Prlnco
Marguerite Clark in
A Girl Named Mary
Eugene O'Brien In
Sealed Hearts
Florence Beed In The
Struggle Everlasting
Irene Castle In
The Bvtlslbla Bond
i Theda Bara in
The Lure of Ambition
Anita Stewart in
Mlnd-lhe-Palnt Olrl
Marguerite
A uiri
Clark In
Irl Named Mary
Louis Bennlson In
A Mlstlt Earl
Jamss K Harkett In
Aha of Love
D. W. Griffith's
Scarlet Days
Twentv-three and a
Half Hours' Leave
rMue Kayakawu, In
The Tons Man
William Farnwm In
Last ot tho Duanea
Harold Lloyd In Bump
ing Into Broadway
Alice Joyce In The
Vengeance of Durand
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' the Hlila
SATURDAY
Tom Mix in
The Speed Maniac
Constance Blnney In
Erstwhile Susan
Marguerite Clark in
A Girl Named Mary
Bryant Washburn In
It Pays to Advertlso
William S. Hart In
John Petticoats
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle of Love,
W. s. Hart In
John Petticoats
Will Bogers In
Almost a Husband
The Miracle
Man
Lucy Cotton In
The Miracle of I.ove
Norma Talmaa In
The Isle ot Conquest
Elaine Hammerstcln
Tho Country Cousin
D. W. Griffith's
Broken Blossoms
Frank Keenan In.
Brothers Divided "
Mabel Normand in
Jinx
Constance Talmadge In
Happiness a La Mode
"Corlnne Griffith In
The Climbers
Mae Murrav in
The A-B-C of Love
Mary Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
Evangeline
Sessue Hiyakawi Id
The Illustrious Prince
Marguerite Clerk In.
A Widow by Proxy
Enid Bennel In What
Eveiy Woman Learni
Errant Washburn In It
Pays to Advertise
Tweniy-three and a
Half Hour's Leave
Sessue Hayakawa Jn,
The Tong Man
Mabet Nornuind
Jinx
Harold Lloyd In BumP
Inr Into Broadwsy
Eugene O'Brien Jn
Sealed Hearts
Theda Barra in
Lure of Ambition
Peggy Hyland in
Web of Chance
Marguerite Clark In
A Girl Named Mary
David Powell In
Teeth of the Tiger
Florence Bed In The
Struggle Everlaatlng
Bessie Love in
Pegeen
H. H.
Kufitlv
Warner in A
i From Matr"ny
Anita Stewart In
Mlnd-the-Palnt Girl
Marguerite Clark In
A pirl Named Mary
Louis Bennlson In
A MislU Earl
Griffith's
Scarlet, Dayaj
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Heart o' the Hills
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A Woman of Tltasura
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Lure of Ambition
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A Girl Named Mary,
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The Blue Bandanna.
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Sealed Hearts
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A Girl Namad Mar
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A Miaftt Earl
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