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Just gossip a&out people
3r. and Mrs. Samuel Price lFctherill to Give Ball
Tonight for 'Their Granddaughter, Miss Deborah
I Logan Other Doings Talked About
TkSV '1 ou UnCm lUnt V ''nVC
aVnontbor ball B to t"n,slitV Ibm'I
i . ?iPlllIllK Mp( At Hip Jlcllcviic
& I ' 'I'h bMi,B Bhcn b5 the
m r V W-tliUIU for Jh.lr Kiaml
!!?.i,i.r Diliomli I.OSHH. iii'il niuny's
tte dinuir to niocwlo the ball and sup-
jer.
The .fames
1 1'ahucstocks will give
nc "". k .... .. (..,. tlH.nlrp
K for Mnn, tflklns their guests
ri H,o tlin tro to the ball, aud tlio
lenl torn w To" wends will give n din
J , nn theatre party for their cousin.
?fa. Iom' sai "ii. Another theatre
fvliov the ball will bo given by
??5( & II. Krnpp, of Ardmore.
J r her nlet", ""r''1 iinmcrmnn. and
Xr ip i M '"' Maignrct Cost will
K, honor (no pun intended) ut
M.T.,i ,. tmrlv with her nuut. Mrs.
Walter I' 'sa.'mlJw, of Ihcrbrook, will
Caroline Uurclay will be given u. liu
. 1, Ir -Tones V s.trr, and Mrs.
S rtl. It. gffi d!es-ie K-rbuugh that
Tlal-olnte,tiu.,Stll another
V. ' .n i. the one Kivcn by Adelc
K, ", .1 M.illcr, a debutante
Jf the "' 'fUo IMUO Cloth CM will
Jin a d.nmr for EmlM. and there arc
y nunib'T o others, loo.
will be one gay place
Kiounrt Wmts will
THAT ticlJeui
II Mr
tart K -itJnd boliday meeting of her
j ,i" Miss mid tbeio w ' be a mim
?r I , as "for tl.o eelio.il l before
nt iirlv. notubh one gncti bj Mr.
i Y . t.corcp W. II. Hoberts for
it -biuKbtor W.tli. l hlcl, time
itl he forts ,'uests.
IImipIi February ,'t, where they have
taKen n houseboat for a mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. .losiah Marvel, of
Niiutluikf, Wilmington, Del., huvn is
sued Invltnllniw for a hall to bo held nl
the Wilmington Country Club on Vri
day, Junuaiy 1(i. In honor nt their
dehutante daughter, Miss .Tano Mar
vel. Mr. and Mrs. Oilbcrt Mather, of
Wynnowood, will entertain the follow
ing guests at the opera tomorrow eve
nlug : Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgau,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Uflingham 13. Morris. Jr.,
Miss lClleu Alary Cassatt nnd Mr. Wil
liam Cochran,
Mr. .and Mrs. Wilbur Fisk Hamilton,
who fuivc been traveling in Japan,
have returned to their homo on Maudrlllo
rond, Cvnw.vd. They will be nt home
inforniiillv on Mondnvs in Januarj. No
uirds linvc been seut out.
Mrs. McLean Heabrease, of St.
Martins lane. Chestnut Hill, will Rive
a iliiiui'r for Miss Margaret l'eniboll on
January 1M.
MUs Ernestine Abererombie Clood
man, wlio spent the Christmas holidays
U YAir.8lon. Salem, S. C. as tb guest
of Mr. aud Mrs. Lindsay Tatter
eon, ltlurncd home on Saturday.
Mis. Kdwin 13. Graham nnd her
daughters, Miss Lorraine Goodrich
Graham and Miss Gertrude A, II.
Graham, will return todaj lrom Atlantic
City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kobert W. Daniel and
Muster Lucian P. Smith, 2d, of Haver
ford, have returned tiom West Virginia,
where they spent the holidays.
y -s
r'VD Ue" hearing a
Mi. and Mrt. Herbert T. Ilurtmnn.
of St. Daids. nro tutertninini? M
,r ,n,n nhouL llnd Mrf'' Kobert O. Underwood, II. S,
.C moic about x (, wl0 arp statlonC(, u(. tho' Nu,ai
the llolidaj Mfibt affair which Mrs. -m Cottage, Newport, K. I.
Xmm lU?XSte& In Se IJH.onc. ,on Boecklln. who has bee.,
;lSo"or.hcBellcvue.t,atfordnext sjK-m Ung ??me time witii her Mster.Mrs.
Robert
cent
S night' "joirinW. aud the. o ill
bV Wtialtj 'Unce, Mings, ngiiiuius
sfcetcbrs by an amateur cartoonist n
reftliiuK A dance will follow the
entertainment, aud it nil bounds to me
KltLestyPh-.s with her Mrs John
v .11 Mrs Tielding Ot s Lewis,
t I VKblbaW Parklie? Mrs. Otis Skin
ier M s Arthur P. Uuugh, Mrs. Rob
StBiiMiill. Mis. AehWn Dejcwux,
Miss lMith IlUinuH. Mrs. James Mundy,
Ms! lhoinas Sulhvan.v Miss Black
iurne. Mrs. Ch.irlcs Hoban aud a num
ber of uth.rs.
ISN'T it leinarkabie now far ahead
one has to plan things this year'
It's bcause there so much doing, and
If von flou t ask people about four
months in ndancc to take purt m things
jou just don't get them.
Awl so, it J ou please, the dates for
the D. ton Horse Show ba o already
been set und the women who will head
the tuiiiinittee and the Country ruir.
which "ill be connected with it, have
nlreuh been ibosen, and these ,s.ime
nergoti women aic already asking 'heir
frion.N tu aid by their presence .s,r
pre'ents, whitlie.'r they want to give.
'or both), to ui.ike Muj 27, 2S, 20 and
81 n grau.l success1.
As a nutter of fact, a permanent
committee has been foimtd to give the
Coimtn Pair eciy jcai. Mrs. Archi
ba'd Itaiklie is clriiimau ot the whole
affair Mrs Alctk Biowu and Mrs.
Henrj I'jiushnw arc vice thairmen aud
Miss Lllen Hopkins is sccretarj. The
other ("inimttecs arc headed by Mrs.
Paul 'llinnipson, take and candy com
mittee. Mrs. Thomas Polan and M(s.
Iohnnrris, hat shop; Mrs. William J.
Clothier, publicity and punting; Mrs.
rt. I'enn Smith, rummuge sale; Mrs.
Ihomas C, AshUin, nftcmoon tea; Mis.
J. Kc.ii Uj Mitchell, ad, tojs; Mrs.
fharlcs I .ne. How era; Mrs. Kdwaul
H. Cd salt, Uog Show ; Mrs. George
PacliJid plajgiouuds; Mrs. Kobert K.
Stmnbinlge, tobacco; Mrs. George
Ktndrn k .'id, itt cicam; Mis-. Stanley
0. rii, snft dnnkh; Mrs. Adolpb
RoseDj, iitru ire watei
Mrs liiiklio assisted bj Mrs.
Barkln Ueur ami Mrs. Stiicc Llojd,
mil liOM ihais'1 of the cafeteria.
TfcOMLlIMLS wonder if any one will
- crcr nnuertuho anytlilug practical to
teach m inner, to membcis of the
j-ouas-iT generation. Now what I bae
to tell uu is true, fur I heaid it fiom
tie inili-naut mother of the sweet little
girl w!in iindenuut the tieatment I
have to Lll about. It was during the
hohd when thcie were sccral
dance ?in, jou it member, and
SfiVerjl persons L'mo dinners' for thn
tehool -t befoie mid .luntes.
AlCll. Hlls n.irl innlfir innllinr i.iin n
dinner fm her ibnulitcr. who is a lotlv
little girl and who di esses as a sweet
little gui should And there were more
than twmh at the diuncr nnd thoj
all went to the dunce together aud tln
hostf- ml Wu ui mect outside the
ortssuu luuuis, and go into the pauj
tOECtlll 1 '1 lil ill, I mi1 .nn 1,..,' mIi.i
lad bieu o the dinner taniu .in ami
Rsked iim IkiIp k,h to dance. She did
Md a no oue else asked her to diintc
SQC M this linv's itihinp fu. I lirnA
dance h futt until suimer was srriid.
The tii,T jjs 10 iln,i i,0fll )o lIl(.
dmnn inghd U after u while and
Hood Humid d iiicing now aud then
tutu tu L'irl or auothtr, but nut one of
taem . u spohe tu that little girl w hose
mothi I ml tntfrtniutd them nt dinner
until lit. m the eeulng aud then only
Jew ilul M nihiec to that mother
&s, Do not ask tboso joung men to
Jour huUs. again " If their own
mothers do not make them polite per-
ine nincr mftthers nitellfr hnln
In not take touragp and try
NANCY WYNNi:.
beein
Itobcrt Li. Straw bridge, has takeu
upartments nt the Kitz-Cnrlton with
ncr motner, .Mrs. t-tiarles S. Berwiud.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Crawford,
of Iloscmout. nn nou are the engagement
of their dnughtf r, Miss i:ii?abeth Aidis
Clawford, to Mi. Albtit Kruuss, also of
Boscmont.
Dr. and Mis. Hcibeit M. Goddnrd.
of lo31 Spruce street, entertained at a
theatre partv iPriduv night. Their
guests were Mr. aud Mrs. 1, C. Gus
wold. Mr. aud Mrs. Andrew Green, Mr.
and Mis. O. B. Metgar. Mr. und Mrs.
13. P. Bold and Mr. aud Mrs. William
Henderson, all of Naiberth.
The woman's committee of the Phil
harmonic Society will meet this after
noon nt the home of Mrs. Howard Sut
ton, lit South Nineteenth street, at
I!:30 o'clock.
Dr. G. Oram King, of j.127 Spruce
street, who has spent the holiday sea
son fishing in southern waters, returned
Sut.uday from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Loeb, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Prank L. Newbutgcr and Mrs.
Benedict Gimbel will be nt homo at the
ItiU-Carlton 011 Saturday, January 17.
from 4 until 7 o'clock to meet Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob F. Loeb, of New York.
Miss Gertrude Fryer announces the
marriage of her sister. Mrs. Blanche
rrilciianl Jones, of loO South Seven
teenth stieet. and Mr. Walter St. Clare
Knodlc, of, this eity, on Saturday in the
v-nurcn ot tno incarnation. TUe cere
mony was performed by the Itev. Nor
man Van Pelt Levis.
Mr. und Mis. J. T. Windrim and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur B. Huey are spending
some time nt the Greenbrier, White
Sulphur Springs.
Dr. and Mrs. Kicliard Stein, of New
Itoel'cllc, N. Y., spent ii few dnjs visit
ing .Mr. and Mis. Lcstir Wolf, of 131
kins Tail!.
AH women workers for the Federa
tion of Jewish Chaiities aie invited to
attend the tea lomonow afternoon at
Mercantile Hall. Addiesscs will bo made
at 2:00. Tea will be scied nt 1
o'clock
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
'I ho Vv omens Community Club of
.'Nnrbcrtli will givu au afternoon of
bridgo und COO ou January 15 nt 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. UobcrC
Dotbard, on Wjuncwood acuuc.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. GifToid hue
returned to their home in Lnkeille,
Mass.. after haviug spent the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Fdward S. Haws, of
Norbcrth. The GtSords formerly lived
in Narberth.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson White and fam
ily, of Milwaukee, aio tho guests of Mr.
aud Mrs. William C. Claghoru, of Nar
berth, who entertained in (heir bouor
Saturday night.
Mrs. Norman Jefferies lecently re
tuiued to her borne in Narberth after
five months at Bridguwater, on New
found Lake, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jail P. Weihmnn, ot
Narberth, aio entertaining Captain and
Mis. Grant, of Fort Worth. Tcv. Mis,
Wcihman was Miss Hulda Jefferies.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence S. Tnv. of
Naiberth. entertained .Mrs. W. IT. Wod
drop, of New ork, mtr the week-cud.
ilonc
It!
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr .ml AUs Arthur F.mlcn New
bold, a ibesinut Hill, lunc issued in
lm r" , ful ,l 'liuucr-duutp at the
.". """" " '-I'liesdaj , January 27,
dn.1l!"r "i M"s M" UlX011 New bold,
touglit.r uf Ml. n(lmut j., Noi,old.
.rr'Tr 3'"' ll'" ''olu Waiter, of Almon.
V V"","0' ,,ll,m' 'etuiued today fiom
J., i 0,k Vlieir hl'e Httcndcd the diu-
- ""',"'"' '' Mls- V' tloadby Loew
PlIL"1 t10""1' "f hcr daughter, Miss
f.nr. c Lotw' '" tlplr borne, 2112 Mud-i-ou
aeuue
0fJsT '"i.lMis ItobertL Stiawbridge,
vJtll ",Mlnu' 1" gic a dinner m
n0iriilK'rUr' "l London. Fngland,
visltin. il;u" rrtlmi ,0 l'"Slnncl. after
Wl..?. ''' . .'"othei Mrs Charles
SV.W, ui i-tmtiiol.e, Bru M
.?r
wm
und Mrs
u .viuwr
Warrington Baldwin
from i" 'lla .ou 'N'uixduy, Jauuiuy b.
1017 A","" "tlodi' t their home
iB" iialuut stuet
of Nrinn llr.Ii"1I)h s- trassburger,
f'ffinundj Fa, , r, IlPli(1 yallej
lth !': V1 '"Stations for u supper
TuurwiVi. ts nl l"c "lt.-Carlton ou
"'du, Januaij 15, at 11 o'clock.
Jilt- Ivnii,., i.. . , , ,
lf , l.tullil' iIun at the Merlon Crick.
Iaftei.T ;,!"10tow at ;t:4ri o'clock,
"ei the Chiistnias in.-nttr...
-Ml', and Mm r n...i ..,..
--... . . 4, wcchstiirr
ulii. i'.U;rtulll..t dinner tomonow cc
Mm f.,r A"? l,,lU "hMt 'M--fMl,.mM
nY.'" ,s Blvlns in ho
"!, "cthcrilllfwm lesve for V
GERIMANTOWN
Mits Mnri'in Ollj will cutcrtaiu the
iollowing members of the Beta Alpha
Beta Sorority, Beta Chanter, at her
home this ufteinoou : Miss Eleanor Wil
kic, Miss LUnnor Knipe, Miss Eleanor
Gros,s, Miss Llunbeth Page, Miss Ca
millo Thister, Miss Marjorio WatFon,
Miss Frances Morgau und Mist Blsie
L.uwards.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Buggey, of C234
Norwood Etrcet, were tho guests of
honor at a sm prise party at their home
on New dear's 13v. Thoso present
were: Mr. and .Mrs. 13. II. Sibon, Mr.
aud Mrs. F Pollard. Mr. and .Mis. F.
Karehei, Mr. and Mis. 13 Bmuks and
fi'imly; Mr and Mis u, n. Lambert,
Mr, and Mis. II. Williams and family;
Mr. and Mrs. I. S.hniul aud family;
Mi. und Mis, D, Ilurfoul aud innuly;
Mrs. E. Jakeman, Miss Alice Jukeman,
Miss Mutjldiic Jakeman. Miss Cairic
Hhimer, Mr. Herbert Hillman Libson,
Mr. William Sibso-i, Misa Doiothy
Sihsou. Miss F. Helmuth aud Mr. W.
J. Hard, of Gloucester Cit,, N. J.
Miss Magdalene Young, 5111 Tulpc
hockeu str.et; Miss Carrie Kbinitr, of
Chew s(iee(, and Miss Helen Wcjmann,
Greene stieet, nie spending the week
end ut PI mouth Meeting, Pa.
Mr. and Mre. Klliott Heed, of 150
Queen luue, entertained ut their home
nn New Year's Da in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Muce, of 51)15 Bnyn
(on street, and Airs. Lslher Ponder
ghett. Mr, Janus IVudeighest, Mr. Wil
liam Pcudcrghest and Mr. Jatk Pen
deighest. NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mis. U A. llyrom, of West Susque
hanna uenuc, tuteitained the follow
ing ut cards mi Friday evening nt her
home: Mrs. Henry Wilson. Mrs. Caro
line Goseh, Mrs. Albert Foster, Mrs.
Joseph Firth, Mis. William Croinpton,
Mrs, A, King, Mrs. G P. Logan, Mrs.
George A Martin, Mrs Itobeit L.
Gru, Miss Sara Collins aud Mrs.
Hurry Foster,
Miss Elvira Martinet entertained ou
Friday evening at her .home, 1710 North
Ooldfarb, Mr. Hdwnrd Williams, Miss
Annette Goldfarb, Mr. nnd Mrs. An
derson, Mr. Samuel Adclman, Miss
llesHie Kuplon, .Mr. William Adelinan,
Miss Dora Knploti, Mr. Joseph Husick,
Mr. Arthur Brody nnd Mr. J. Pollof.
The wedding of Miss Uegina Flynn
nnd Mr. George V. Douglas took place
last Tuesday nt St. Michael's Roman ,
Catholic Churih, Second and Jeffer
son streets. After February 1 the
bride nnd bridegroom will bo ut homo
ut GOO North Sixty-fourth stieet. '
STRAWBERRY MAN8I0N .
Mr. und Mrs. Samuel Cantor, of .",227
West Norris street, announce the be
tiolhal of theii sister, Miss Bertha II
man, of Atlantic City, to Mr. Samuel
Toll, ot Philadelphia.
Air. and Mis. Charles Goldman and
Miss Gnldle Goldman, of 1840 North
Thirty -third street, left last week for
an extended tour through the westciu
and southern states.
Miss Anna V. Stem entertained in
honor of her brother, Mr. Maurice
Stern, nt her home, H007 Oxford street.
'Those present wcip Miss 13dith Med
ene, Miss Bonn Itcibst. Sliss Lilian
Boscnbcrg, Miss Isabclle Jans, Mis)
Ftta Stein, Miss Bcbeccn Nosanow ,
Miss Miriam Karnbell, Aliss Helen Ln.
arow, Miss Charlotte Greenbcrg, Mls
Dorotliv Salinger, Miss Iteba Shapiro,
Miss Gertrude llublnsteln, Mr. Max
well M. Fnrber, Mr. Herman J. Sca
ninn. Air. Sigmund Steiubeig, Air. Sam
uel Kates, Air. Joseph Fulirmau, Air.
Afartin II. Vcrbit. Air. Harry Nosanow,
Air. Alauricc AVcisen, Air. Bertram
Jacobs, Air. Harry Wax, Air. Arthur
Young, Air. Jack Kates, Air. James
Kennedy, Air. Samuel Scltchik and Air.
Julius Sherman.
DANCE HELD TONIGHT
FOR CATHOLIC HOMf
North Garden in Bellevue-Strat-ford
to Bo Sceno of En
joyable Affair
r.ioto by Marccau.
AIHS. .1. MARTIN OK15I3NBAUAI
Airs. Grecnbaiim was Aliss Anna
Brodsky. Her marriage to Air.
Grecnbaiim tools place at Beth Is
rael Temple on December 30
Fifteenth stieet. Her guests included
AIis Lorctta Brown, Aliss Ruth Wal
ruth, Aliss Dorothy AIcDcvitt, Aliss
Alurguerite Larkin, Miss Catbeiine
Horn, Aliss Aliriain Dooley, Miss Jean
Clark, Aliss Anna Imkin, Air. Andrew
Hamilton, All. Nathan Whitakei, Air.
Alartiu AlcCooley, Air. Harrison Bur
ton. Air. Robert Lukeus, Air. Charles
Hall, AL". Paul Bniker. Mr. 13dwin
Feeuey and Air. AVillium AlcLaughliu.
Airs. Chailcs Ltslcr Shcimau gave a
luncheon on Fiiduy ut hcr home, in
Cvnwyd for tho members of her sewing
club. Her guests iiulud.d the following
from Noith Philadelphia and Gcininn
town : Alls. W. 11. Craven, Airs.
Chailes B. Callinan. Airs. Paul Reilly,
Airs. C. L. Burton. Airs. John C. Stine,
Airs. Ralph II. White, Alls. Newton
Snivcly, Airs. AI. S. Hitter, Airs. George
Wilson, Airs, J. P. Williams. Aliss Sara
B. Callinuu, Airs. AVilliam Neall.v and
Alls. George Alillei.
Air. and Airs. Willard P.. Kiehs1
have returned from theii wedding tiip
and are nt home ut 511 Hairisou ave
nue. West Collingsnood. N. J. Alts.
Krebs was Aliss Beithn 13. Popp.
The wedding of Aliss Florence Ash
ton Cramp, daughter of All. aud Alls.
AVilliam P. Cramp, 70!) "Northeast
boulevard, Logan, and Air. John AI.
Squiics, took place Saturdaj, Decem
ber 27.
Aliss Dorothy Beig. of 2312 North
Park avenue, is spendimr the week in
Cleveland. Ohio, where she is the guest
of Aliss 13dith Gioss.
Air. and Airs. 13. AIet?ger. of 1528
North Seventeenth stieet, have an
nounced the eugagtmeut of their
daughter. Aliss Loraine R. Aletzger, to
Air. Benjamin AI. Simons, of this city.
Arr. and Airs. Hcifi.v Jacobs aud
their daughter, Aliss Helen Jacobs, of
181J5 Oxford street, uie spending the
week in Atlantic Citj .
Air. and Airs. Simon Stein, of North
Twentieth street, announce the cn
gagtment of their (laughter, Aliss Ilor
tenso Stern, to Air. David Kaplan, of
this city.
TIOGA
Miss Alargueiile Laikin entertained
irfoimiillv on Frnlav afternoou at her
home, :!S41 North Bioad stieet. Her
guests included AIis Beatrix Alvarez,
Aliss Jenn Claik, Aliss LoretU Dag
nty, Aliss Miriam Doolej, Aliss Vu
giuia Hare. Aliss Cathaune Horn, Aliss
BlUtibeth Koibetk, Miss Anna Larkin,
Aliss Naomi Lodge, Aliss Annette Meo.
ban, Aliss Agnes AltCiff riv , Aliss
Agnes AltGovein. Aliss Alargaiet Ale
Altnanv, Aliss Sara Sweeney. Aliss
Alice Toner aud Aliss Ruth Wullath.
Air-. Amos (ieikler, of 1530 AA'cst
Fiie avenue, will cntcitain these mem
bfis'ot her sewing club at luncheon ou
AVtdnesilnv : Alls. AVilliam P. Sher
wood, Aliss Josephiue Lillie, Airs.
Annie Cook, Airs. Hnriv Yaeger. Alts.
AVilliam Irwin, Alls. AVillium White,
Airs. Walter G. Hinds. Alls. James P.
Cunningham, Airs. Harry Seaman,
Airs. Albert L Rout, Alls. AValtcr AIc
Carthv, Airs. A. 11. Smith, Airs. Fiank
Kcuu and Airs. AVilliam Delaney.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
A lcap-jear party was given at the
home of Aliss Rose 13. Udourtz.707 Smith
I Figlith street, New Year's L3vc. Those
I present were Aliss Rutli Atondros, Aliss
iTillio Klein, Aliss Ida Aluslaud, Miss
isctty Hiiverman, .vnss ieah Alosl.owltz,
Aliss Claire Herman, Aliss Gene Alosko
wit, Aliss Lillian Epstein, Aliss Esther
Poole, Air. Charles Newman, Air.
Harry Passon, Air. Cy Rand, Arr.
Alark Bunin, Air. T. Hugh Black, Air.
Herman Passon, Air. AI Laeff, Air.
Louis Shapiro and Air. Simon L,
Udourtz, Air. and Airs. David AIou
dros and Air. and Airs. Jack UdourU.
Alls. Samuel Slier, of 1057 Alyrtle
wood street, announces the engagement
of hcr daughter, Aliss Alinnip Shcr, to
Air. Lewis O. Harris, ev-thief petty
ofhtPr of the U. S. N.. of AVorcester
' AIas-
Air. aud AIis. Charles Segal, of G2;5S
Caipcntcr street, announce the engage
ment ot their daughter. Aliss Katliei -iuo'Geitiudo
SegalT, to Air. Samuel S.
Swift.
MISS KL&IK AI. IIAUCK
Miss Haiicli's tngugcmcnl (o Dr.
ICduurd It. Prigger, of Fcnnsgrovr,
Is announced by hcr parents, Air.
and Airs. Philip ItuutU
sina Oilman, ot Philadelphia, and the
Rev. Francis AI. Taitt and Air. and
AIis. Edward C. Button, Chester.
Air. and Airs. AVilliam Todd, of 115
East Thirteenth stieet, Chester, (nter
tuined a few of their friends nt dinner
on Friday evening before the Century
Club junior dance.
SWARTHMORE
Tho nnnuul New Year's Eo dance
was held nt the AVomnn's Clubhouse
AVednesda evening. The patronesses
weio Airs. Edward A. Stockton, Airs.
John AV. Adams, Airs. Thomas Sim
pers, Alr. AVilliam It. Laudls, AIis.
John AA". Le Dou-, Airs. Thomas Downs
and Airs. Howard Gicena.
The Swartbmorc Assembly gave a
danco at the clubhouse Saturday eve
ning. Among those nttending were
Air. and Airs. Frank Ford Barber, Air.
and AIis. Charles D. Mitchell, Air. and
Airs, Itobeit C. Coates aud Air und
Alis. Thomas Simpers.
Among tonight's interesting events
will be tho dance to bo given nt the
Bellcuip-Stratfoid. by the Junior Aides
of the Catholic Dome for Destitute
Girls.
The committee, whose chairman Is
Miss Helen A'irginlii Vincent, has
been untiring in its efforts to make this
occasion a most enjoyable one. Others
on the committee include Aliss Edythc
Simpson, Aliss AInrion O'AIenra, Mis
AIny Beunis, Aliss Norita AIcAIahon,
Aliss Frances AI. Campbell. Aliss
Frances AVatson, Aliss Elizabeth Mau
celv, Aliss Pauline Horstmann, Aliss
Helen AIcNichol, AIis Agues Alr
Nichol, Aliss Christine Selm. Aliss
Sarah Hanson, Aliss AInrie Callahan,
Miss Helen O'Ncil nnd Aliss Alary
Allllar.
The proceeds ot the danco are to go
i toward the home, whose object is to
taic for young girls when the me or
an age to earn their living. It supports
them for a. year or two while they arc
learning un occupation, and is a most
commendable rharity , An educational
fund, known as the Industrial School
Fund, is in need ot financial assistance,
and it is lo reimburse this department
that the Junior Aides have devoted their
efforts.
Among the patronesses are: Airs.
Charles P. Donnelly, Airs. Joseph A.
A'iiicent, Airs. Alicbuel Alurpli, Airs.
Edward AlcAIichau. AIis. John Gal
lagher. Airs. J. -D. C. Henderson,
Airs. Edwaul F. Bennis, Airs. John P.
Conuellv, Mrs. AVilliam D. AVatson.
Airs. Henry (5. Loughlin, Airs. Basil
AValsh. Airs. AI. V. Hanson, Airs. J.
AA'ashington Loguc, 'Airs. Thomas
Hunter, Airs. Ignatius Horstmann,
Airs. John Aloroney, Airs. Henry
Alichell. Airs. Paul Quinn. Airs. AVil
liam Clark, Airs. A. N. Burke, Airs.
Rithurd McAllister. Alrb. Francis Quig
lev. Airs. II. F. Clark, Airs. Kdwurd
Atillar, Airs. Arincent Carroll, Mrs.
ROXBOROUGH
Announcement is made of the mar
liage of Airs. Edith AVilde Keever,
daughter of Air. aud Airs. John AA'ildc,
o Shuwmont avenue, east of Ridge
avenue, and Dr. Linton Turner, of Ly
ceum avenue, on Thursday morning,
January 1, at the home of the bride's
patents by the Rev. Richard Turner,
D. D of the Eighteenth Street Alcth
odist Episcopal Church, father of the
bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. Charles
S Alervine.1- of Alouut Zion Methodist
Episcopal Chuich. After the quiet cer
emony Dr. and Alls. Turner left for an
extended southern trip, and upon their
leturu they will be at homo at Lyceum
avenue ana .viitcliell street, l(oi bor
ough. NORRISTOWN
Aliss Alary Hunter, of 1430 Dc Kalb
street, gave a luncheon ut her home.
The guests included Aliss Josephine
Alarplc. Aliss Helen Paist. Aliss Har
rictte AI. "Wills, Aliss AInriou Har
tranft, AIis Catharine Pearson, Alis-j
Kathryn For, Aliss Ida Alay AltCoj ,
Aliss Nancy Buchanan.
Air. and Airs. Jesse Shoemaker, of
1IJ0S Powell street, were guests of honor
at a family dinner and lcuuiou given at
the Jiome of their son-in-law aud
daughter, Air. and Airs. Samuel Rith
nuls, IS Frecdlcy stieet, m honor of
their fortieth wedding uuuiversory ou
New Year's Du. The other thildren of
Air. aud AIis. Shoemiiker are Airs.
Joseph AVoodman. Air AVilliam Shoe
maker, Mr. C. IT. Shoemaker, Aliss
Cathiirino Shoemaker and Aliss Ethel
Shoemaker, nil of Noiristowu.
KENSINGTON
Air. and Airs. Jolin J. Dugg.in, 700
Richmond street, announce tho engage
ment of their daughter, Atis Rose Clare
Duggun, and Air. Edward A. AVorth
ington, also of this city.
Airs. 11 Grossman and her daugh
ter, Aliss Florence Grossman, of 111 15
East Dauphin stieet, aio visiting m
New Yoik.
Aliss EM'Iyn Parker, of N strett.
will enteitaiu the membcis of hcr card
club at her home ou AVednesday aftoi .
noon.
Alts. James P. AViight, of East Cum
berland street, is cnteitaining ns her
guest Alls. Louis Roth, ot Noifolk,
A'a.
AVilliam Sllnpsou( Aim. John IC. Brad
ford, Mrs. 1'. L. Downey. Mrs. John
Felln, Airs. .Tamed 13. Alun.ly, AlrK.
John Murphy. Airs, Thomas Norrls and
Airs, James Bllllnglon,
WISSAHICKON
AIis. AVnlter Scott Suar. of Scran
ton, Pa., was the guest over the holidays
of her parents, Air. nnd Airs. Harry AV.
Brlcp, ot 205 Sumac street.
AIis AInrion Erwin nud Aliss Eleanor
Krwlii, f 105 Roclielle avenue, chup.
rt om d by Air. and Airs. Charles Stokes,
have been spending sewrnl days at
Cump DW.
Aliss Alargnret Stafford, who has been
spending tho holiday season with her
parents, Air. and Airs. C. Gordon Stut
ford. of 140 Stiinue street, has returned
to Swarthmore College,
Airs. Dorotliv Storey, of New York,
is the guest of Airs. AI. AI. Dahm, of 20.'5
Sumac street.
AOADUMV Seats lleppa lllll Chestnut
Philadelphia Orchestra
l.miOI.Li itlMlVVSls. I oniluetor
rittDAv Arnnt.Nuos jan , nt ,j no ,
HATI KOA UIIMM1 .IAN 111. at 8 1 1 "t
Holoin KltlTK KHUlbl.KK, lollnldt
nrunnovi5 omun, "I'iopIIu
HltAIIMh Concerto In DforVlollnA.Or(;hetrii
SCHUMANN. Hvmphonv Vo 2, Cirmjoi
Markt Ht, b. JOUi. 11 A M. to 11 10 Tt ..
Clara Kimball Young
IX AOAlTATrON mOM TtyAY
"EYES OF YOUTH"
Siipnortlns Cflnt lmlurti-s MILTON PTtSKJr.
pai'Unu HTAiiKH. vi.vrnNT HramA?'cJi
una wn.i.iAAt coi'itTt.;.iiiii.
p A T A c ' E
mil MAiiKr.r HTitinrr -
10 a. m i, a, asi.'i, oit.", 7:4, u:3o r,At.
WILL ROGERS
JUBILO" ",
CHAnt.ti: CICAl'LIN' In
VA(IAUO.NI)"
l.V rtltRT
HIIOW1M1
Added littrnrtlon
"Till
DANCING LESSONS
$5
A Teacher for luch Pucil
Mirrorea Ultimo
Ljcluslie
SfttUotl
l.iSO ''hstnut
Offlto .!0ll
I.oo 31U.
SCHOOL
Reception
Sat. Night, 8:'o0
Orchestra
CORTISSOZ
t-kl-'TT IPO Keim Ave H C'umberlaml
PEOPLLb Billy Watson
AND HIS VT,T,-VrVVflUOW
ARCADIA
L CIinSTNUT 1IKIA)V 10TH
10 A sr, ia. -i, aiic r.'r.. 7-45, t-",o P.M.
TOM MOO&E
IN PinST PllBSCNTATION OV
"TOBY'S BOW"
rnoM jt.av or hamv nami:
V I C T"0 R I A
vtwiKnx Hriiuirr Anovi: oi'it
II A M to u in 1' .M
jimiiici: "XirTfARV"
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Added C'liurllo C'liaplln In "'Iho I'lroninn'
C a'mTo L
10 A V 11'. S .1 4,-.. r..4-, 7 4", 0 10 V
A If"l7 HRAnV 1IIU rKAlt
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nRPWPI IM Mat Tomorrow, 2V, 3
v-rvr-n l.i.iv i IJg.k . ,.V , -,oo 1 7r
,m.u: uuHMOND EVERYWOMAN'
(Herwlf)
Jan. 12 "Gcl-Tilrh Qulek V ulllncfurd '
S A niirv VVnl.vut ab? STh ia t Toiia
LAblINU THE MILLION
DOLLAR DOLLS
roil bALll I'OUIt TICKETS, nOX 17. J8
lloston mphony Orchestra Concrt. Mqn
day, January "ith Phono rilbert 3800;
Trni-arlprn 'n' WOULD UUATCIl.S and
THEDUNBAR THEATRE
Miller-Walter Wedding
The wedding of Alks Koso AValtm. ot
4318 Lancaster avenue, and Air. Lewis
T. Aliller. of S.'!:i I?rooklu street, took
place on New lear's Day in the parish
houte of the Holy Comniuuiou Church,
Twenty-Second anil T'liestutit stteets. A
small lcception tonowcu imtueui.ueiy
after tht' cercinoiij.
After an evtende.l wedding trip in
thi South. Air. nnd Airs. Alillrr will be
nt home at ii,"01 "Willow a avenue, aftcri
I'ebruaij I.
Broad St. at Lombard
. Grant Williams JI?r
MATINL'CS DAILY AT 2 SO HVUMNGS AT S 10
THIS WEEK BEGINNING MATINEE TODAY
run QUALITY AMlbLMENT COnr. (E C Tlrown, Tres ) Presenta
THE LAFAYETTE COLORED PLAYERS in
"The Silent Witness"
A DRAJiLV OK TODAY-. I'RHSKNTED rOR TItE PIIIST TIME IV PIULADELPIIIA BT
A CAUErXLIA SELECTED COMPANY- Ol' COLORED VRTIbTS
riUCi:5! -MATtNEK". 20. to 70c EVENINGS', 2oC to $1 SO (Plus YVar Tax)
MtKIST HT I!cl 17
JACIC PICKPORD
"IV WRONG l
It A. M to II P. M
MAllKI.r hTKKBT
AT JUNIPRO
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
SOME BABY! Jg
MIA .Sl.STERt. 'JANET OF rilANCE'
BROADWAY DTre0r.,' B
"SALVATION MO'LLlf'"
MARY PICKFORD "Ifcgfi.
f3I()P
CROSS KEYS market st ni. oou.
- 10, 7 otifl D.
"A JAZZ COCKTAIL"
PHI LADELPHIA'S l'ORE.VtQjfr'n I B AT11HS
AT
8.1 f,
MATS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Au intereitini; paitj was held at the
home of AIi'-s Alurv Linett, daughter
ot Air. ami Mrs. Alorris Linett, -1125
(Siruiil .ivcuiit, "New Year's Vao,
Aiiinii the guests vero Air aud Alls,.
L. U Toll. .'11s'' .v.ia Aiunhutt, Air. I,
Seiber, "M i 5 Alollio Vieed, Air.
Linett. AIis-, Winces Aliller. Air
Ilorwiti, of New York, Aliss Ituth
Liuett, Atr. AI. Sttnofsky, Aliss Ida
Linett, Air H Tohin, Aliss Hester
DELAWARE COUNTY
Ali-s Jeun Alumford, daughter of Air
nnd Alr.s. Divvard AV. Alumford, of 210
HI. Alarks square, gave u Fmall tea on
New Year's afternoou in honor of Aliss.
Avis Itohinson, of .Newport, It. I., and
meinhtis of tho sthool set.
A birthday limi heon vas given in
honor of Aliss AI. K L'lul. superintend
ent of the Crozer IIospit.il nud Home,
Upland, by h few of her friends ou
YVidneidnv Inst ill tht' mm room nf tho
TL YVauamakcr te.t room. Thoso prcput
O. i vvero Dr. nnd Airs. Wiliner Krusen, Dr.
llubsoll 11. ronweit, Ur and AIr.s.
1 lank Hammond, Dr. and Airs. Staufer,
Dr. Lauta Cornell, Airs. Dlizabeth God
shall. Aliss Hnttio Krewteu. AIig Ho-
First Showing of
Cotton Dress Novelties
for 1920
Printed Voiles
Sheer French Voiles
Voiles in Solid Colors
Colored Embroidered
Dotted Swiss
Ginghams
Solid-Colored Organdies
We cannot too h I r o n g 1 y
urge immediate selections;
manufacturing conditions arc
. still more or less disturbed and
future deliveries uncertain.
1008 Chestnut Sfret
Miian Sale
A bargain opportunity that will bring joy to the heart of
every woman who wants to be fashionably booted.
A break in shoe prices that effects a real saving on the
finest and smartest of boots.
A sale that effectively cuts down the high cost of shoeing,
for it maizes possible a saving of Four to Seven Dollars.
There are ample quantities in every style, every leather and
every color that you could wish for, in every size and every
width.
.Every pair is a wonderful bargain. Come early!
Women s Latest Style Boots
n? F7 i n
Values ' :p ZFT7 f '"7l
14.00 i ;r M Z . - ' 4 - lO R
17,50 Avvl 0r noB
A superb and complete stock of the very latest and smartest boots.
Laced Boots Louis Heel Groining Girls Gunmclal Calf Dark Gray Kid
Button Boots Cuban Heel Brown Cordovan Havana Brown sBcavcr Brown
French Heel Military Heel Chestnut Calf Light Gray Kid
And Many "Two-Tones" All Sizes 1 to S All Widths A A to D
Women's Boots
Dozens of fashionable styles in
dress boots with Louis heels and
turn soles and street boots with
Cuban or walking hecb and welt
soles in the most popular
leathers and combinations. All
sizes and all widths.
Values
10.50 to 14.00
Evening Slippers
Twenty or more of this season's
very smartest styles of Evening
Slippers with petite French or
full height Lotus XV. heels.
Satins in black, white and pink
worth $10.50 to $ 2.50. Cloth of
silver and cloth of gold.
Worth up
to 14.00 at
7.95
Including Bronze Kid, worth $12.50 all $7.95
Christmas Slipper
Rummage
All odd lots of Christmas Slippers
for men, women and children,
grouped on the bargain tables at
About One-Half Price
Big Lot of Women's Boots
Thousands of pairs in a big
variety of styles and leathers.
All sizes in the lot, although
not in every style, but every
pair is absolutely unmutchablc
value.
Values 7.50, S.50, 0.50,
10.50, 12.50
3.85 4.85 5.85
No Exchange
None C. O. D
No Mail Orders
fry1" -j
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Mr
FORREST Tonight
MATS YVlIO.NtSDAY AND SATL'I
THE NIGHT BOAT
t-IIAULKS DILLINGHAM'S
pj- Anno Catdttoll Mulo liy Jcromo Tvarnv
Staged b V a Latham JIuMc.il JNumben
by Ned Wajburn
. at Includes:
J2U, P HAZ.AUD. LO0I&B OHOODY,
srnivI.Y IIODAV ADA L.CWIS, HAt
.inrt othfrs with
Y JollyCrcvv of Tretty Olrla
GARRICK Tonight" 8A?k
MMS HUNTSDAY AND SATUIIDAT'
IIM1 KjKJIUU' UAUCJlUXVtJ HIT
DfPff'
A ComwlV liv Austin Ktmn
WITH Tun XKW YORK COMPANY
BROAD Tonight at 8: 20
Matinees YVednesday and Saturday at 2:26
IICXUY' JIlLLEn I'rcbenta
CHATTERT0N
in ii. if w rnmiwiu
Mnnnl!kl AND IJ Jl.T?1"-
r Gixnor. .soAituonot air
PHliDELmiATheatre 'fsls
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MAY IRWIN
in "A Oilo of I-augblor" Bulletin
On the Hiring Line s'"11 Thura.ioj-
and Saturdiy
Vyul"ul Mr, ITS nt 8 16
Gertrude
Hulcheson
PIILEPUCV. 1m . rresontu
i lif Jlutlial Hevuo
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Orlelrul N Y JLil4 1 kJ Js
Cast of Dancing:,
Ringing Ulrls
" ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TONIGHT utS:15
BOSTON SYMPHONY
1 ORCHESTRA
i ILItr.L, MONTKUX. CONDL'OTOU
Mlolkt 1 EO OUNTEIN SoloKt
llrilliant composer and nlan!tt
I Uwinc to illness Umillo DfOnsnra, Mill lw.
unible to appear as toloist as previously
announced
.. Proerammo
i.fthovcn J 1'astor.il 'jmitoii
VVacner Prelude to ParrUnl"
Ma Dowell Piano roiiKTlo N'o 2
lRzt M.phisto YVoiti
Ii Ik is at Ilrppe s 1119 Cheitnut St.
.iiuuiun. airp j ,
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Sam S. .Shiihrf Uvl at .
Tli- fparkllni; MusUal Ptn aU(J
m 17 1&h. """ YN'DUIAV TOMUtia and
IllU OKIl.lN.YL MI.P.nYYIYKER.-
Chesthut Str"'10"' V. .
T, . , YUt" vhJ 4,-Jat
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n, Most C-luliful Vluskal PLj I Ymcilcu
V Hi If-nr llKdtir. - Y" . Cast Truduotlun
LYRIC M'TH"aAT8iii
CD .Mil " J !cSa
Odin Bernard 6c Irene Bordoni
Ii Wiuu YVLltl.," ih an All Mar Cast
ADELPHr's i
TLORENCE MOORE
in 'nnKAKrvsT in i ed
MilTMBl
IIgo
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OOD SHOES
Branch Stores Open Every Evening
91 9921 Market St.
2746-18 Gcrmantown Ave.
60th and Chestnut Sts. '
3601-06 Germantown Aye.
1028-30 Lancaster Ave.
ONCE ONLY
Tomorrow Evg. 8.1lG
BATTLEFIELDS i0
Il J.Z1S1 AIJM ntJJ-PP-SSeatpoor
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
thurslay l.c Jin S JOjo ut 8 1C J J
JU11N1 KtUlAL
MARIE IIAPPOLD p"pnoof sietrv
JoKALL VICHNIN tr""t.ionji Hi
Tloltrts ut llem,. ii'm,'ci,eaInpu0t $lf w-
EITH'S
THE SPANISH REVUE
EMMET DoVOY & CO.
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