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Nancy Wynne Talks of the Glendinning Ball Tonight,
Given to Commemorate the Battles of
t Trenton and Princeton
DO TOU REALIZE that less thnn
a month from now the Rayctlcs of
this season will bo a thing o tlio past
and uc will bo tearing to noonday serv
ices throughout the centra.! part of the
city and Lent will bo Upon us? ' And
were Kaney a debutante, no matte? how
good n timo she had been having nil
winter, she would certainly glnily nmr
Nmiu D. G., for It hns beeu a strcuuouB
lime, now, hasn't It? And there lias
not been much variety In the enter
tftlning. lint tonight at least there will be
something different, and that will be
the Glendinning 'military ball. Even
while wo were at war and everything
was so military, no one thought of a
military ball, even as a charity affair.
It remained for Mr. OlciKllnuisrf to
think of it, carry it out nml make it n
private one, which ho himself would
give for his daughters and the 100 ac
tive members of the First Troop of
Philadelphia City Cavalry.
I do think it was a great idea and
T am not, original in my remarks. I
always get excited, as you know from
mv having told you before, if I even
hear the bugle of the troop, let alone
pee one of those figures in buckskin and
dark blue bedecked with stripes nnd
rhevrons with heavy 'fringe, that looks
like the fringe our grandmothers used to
edge the parlor- jamDrcquins with, nnd
nee also that wonderful helmet witli its
insignia and the prent strip of bearskin
fur riing Up from. tho back.
And, oh, the excitement of helping'
brother or father or uncle or son into
said suit. As a wee girl remarked to
me one day: "Mother sews daddy into
that suit every time he puts it on." It's
to skin tight It stands to reason it can't
ptand much str'ahi. doesn't it?
Well, to go back to the bail tonight.
Colonel Glendinning, who. as you know,
was in the aviation service, and is of
( nurse a member of tho troop itself, and
his wife will receive, and they have
nsked Captain Oadwalader, Lieutenant
Clem Wood nnd Lieutenant Flo Rivinus
nnd his wife to receive with them.
There will be a number-of dinners be
fore the ball, including one given by
the Glcndinm'ngs themselves, who, by
the way, are staying for a few weeks at
the Bellcvtte-Rtratford. The Rivlnuses
will give in dinner of twenty covers,
which will be attended by the officers
and several other troop members. The
Nicholas Biddies will entertain at Mrs
Tiiddle's parents' home, 1712 Spruce
sheet; and another dinner, this one
for the debutante set, will be given bv
Mrs. Horry Godoyfor her grnuddaugh
ter, IMcn Hope Wilson. Mary Norris,
another debutante, will be 'given a din'
ner by the J. Shipley Dixons; and the
Mister girls, Marina and Fannv, will
give a dinner at the home of their
father, Mr. Owen Wister. Lucv Kin
Folving will entertain for Margaret Ross,
jml IsnbcIIo Carvallo will be guext of
houor at a dinner which her aunt, Mrs
Horace Brock, will give.
Still another dinner will be given by
the Harry Harts nnd the Liggetts wiil
entertain for their sister Kathleen nit
er, while Polly and I'eggy Thayer will
be guests of honor at a dinner to be
wMr byT,?n5"dic,r floral and Mrs.
n illiain W. Atterbur.v.
It's going to be a lovely party, mo?tlv
younger people, as it is not a big general
invitation affair. In fact there wMI not
be a man there who will not be in uni
form .
rpO GO back to my first thought that
.7 J'!"?1 is I,ot fnl" off- 'lo vou realize
that here will only be three more Sup
rer Club dances? The last one will be
field on February 7. two weeks from to
moirmv. I 'was in hopes a second ceric
would be started, but Lent coming" ho
early nnd so many people going South I
wippoje it really is not advisable to do
so. But the-meetings are t-uch fun. I'm
aim ay sorry when I realize that, like all
Eood things, they must come to an cud
some time.
As I said last week. I like the clubbv
reeling of the affair and then that Mver
Davis music! Isn't it wonderful? You
just can't keep quiet but have to get un
ud dance and dnuce.
pMiLEN, our friend who is getting
icloA I? Uvo now was out walking
"ith Daddy recently and thev were
""King at a new house which hud been
mult a short time. Ellen was interested
ImmouiI expression with all she saw. She
marked us they walked away, "That
Aas a beautiful house, Duddv. And a
heaii-oo-ll-ful location." Then seeing
Kaddj's expression, she continued: "I
, JM'o-e it sounds funny to hear mc sav
yl'italioii, but it's correct."
NANCY WYNNE.
sociAUurrivmEs
Mr and Mrs. Alba Johnson will en
leitnin at dinner on Tuesday evening,
iimuary 27. at Castann, tliejr home in
KeAcmont, in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Mha Johnsou. Jr.. who will tail for
London about February ;.
Mrs. C. H. Ashby Iienrj. of Ard
moie. has issued invitations for a bridge
" Uiursdnv afternoon, .lanuury 20.
Mrs. William Rodman Ellison, U:;l
"liriieo street, has issued invitations for
" dinner in honor of .Miss Adelaide
,Y wliti. before the rinnce-wliich Mr. nnd
win ''nll,'J' Connelly Groome. of tho
"eiiitigton. will give on Monday eve
ning, libruiiry 1(1. in honor of Miss
viney Diinuiiing. daughter of Mr. and
''is. George A. Dunning, of 15 South
'cuty. first street.
Those who will lead the cotillon at
' , . fc'itiirduy Evening Dancing Class,
lucli will be held at the Roosevelt, to
iiovrow night, will be Mr. Francis
ii .?, .cbairniaii. assisted bv Air. A.
' "King, Jr., Mr. Robert Chapmun.
j'r Thomas R. Ncllsou, Jr., mid Mr.
'eorgo Annistcud.
Miss Helen L. Sewell, daughter of
,' ""Td, Mr- Robert Sewell. of Aril
"aire, Rjdal, who will be one of next
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season's debutantes, will be introduced
at n tea to ,be given by her parents on
October 10.
Mrs. C. Sewell nini-i.- .1I 1... II.. -....!
of honor nt n luncheon on Tuesday to be
k vru ny .Mrs, Franlc Wallace, of In-
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Wallace yho hns been amending n few
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tomorrow.
Mits Lucy Kingsolving will be tho
fflleRr nf innnn nl !..... . ... ,
supper on February 2, to be given by
.-. ...iiuiuui. imruing xtrown. daugli
ter of Jlr. und Mrs. Samuel F. Houston,
of Dritim Molr Chestnut Hill.
yuvu isn, v tiuiii .i , . . j.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. William II. I'hillcr, of
iiuvvnuni, mis just returned from n
fortnight's btay in Boston.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oswald Chew, of Rad
nor, will cntertnin at dinner ou. Satur
day evening.
Mrs. Ttnhort C TT TlnnV ...in .!.-
tain at dinner followed by dancing to
morrow cvepiug at the Ritz-Carlton in
honor of Miss l6abellc Carvallo.
Miss Mary II. Inghnm will give an
informal reception on Saturday after
noon in her studio, 020 South Wash
ington square, in honor of Miss Caro
line Kapzenstcin.
Miss, Sophie Norria. daughter of Mrs.
CI. Heidc Norris, will entertain Rosh
nnarn, the East Indian dancer, at din
ner this evening.
Mrs. Horace Brock. 18.30 Rittenhouso
square, will give a dinner this evening
lit the Ritz-Carlton in honor of Miss
Isabclle Carvallo before the ball which
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Robert Glendinning are
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Ogdcn, who
haye been spending tho winter at the
Bcllevuc-Btratford, will entertain at
dinner this evening at their home, 1410
Spruce street.
Mr. Charles Mervyn Young, whose
marriage to Miss Mary Coates, will take
place tomorrow, will give a bachelor
dinner this evening at tho University
Club.
,.,Tcr!lvcd(linK o JIiss Mabclle O. Erb,
?30 South Broad Btreet, York, Pa.,
and Mr. Herman A. Schaefer, of this
city, took place yesterday in York. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J.'M. S. Ieenbcrg in the parsonage of
tho Trinity Reformed Church. Mrs.
Schaefer is a daughter of Mr. Jacob
Erb. 1040 East Market street, York.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Schaefer will live at USSS North Eighth
street.
DELAWARE COUNTY,
Friends of Mr. .Gcorgo Farnura, who
lives near Media, will be pleased to
know that ho is convalescing from his
leceut, illness daring his stay in Geor
gia. The regular club dinner nnd dance
of the Sprlnghuvcn Club, Wallingford,
will be held ou Saturday evening.
Mr. and Sirs. Walter Hiss Corkran,
of Media, have returned to their home
from a visit to Atlantic City over the
week-end.
The Woman's Club, of Media, will
have its anniversary luncheon .on
Wednesday, January 2S, at 1 o'clock,
followed by a musicale in charge of
Mrs. M. P. Dickcson.
The Juniors will hold their meeting
in the cIubr6oin ou Friday evening,
January .".0. The children's dancing
class will meet every Friday afternoon,
from 3:30 until fi:30.
ALONG THE READING
A meeting of the AVoman'S Club of
Wyncote was held Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. G. Henry Stetson, of Pleasant
Valley, Juniper road, Elkius Park, left
Sunday for Florida.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Herbert
have returned from n trip to Porto Rico,
where they spent boveral weeks, to Pen-.
mar, their homo on Old York road,
Ogoutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Iv Dingcc, who
hnve been living nt Torresdale for sev
eral years, have returned to their former
home ou Mill road, Ashbourne.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Rush have
dosed their house near Abiugton and
have gone in town for the remainder of
the winter.
Mr. John D. Stnekhotisc, of Ambler,
who with Mrs. Stackhouse left in De
cember for u visit to their bons, one,
Ir. J. Armin Stackhouse, living in Eric,
Pa., and uuother, Mr. Charles Stack
house, in Milwaukee, where Mrs. Stack
house, Hr., is remaining for a few weeks
before returning to her home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cadwcll J. McClintock,
of Roslyn, have been cntertaiuiug the
former's mother, Mrs. McClintock, of
Akron, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ilcimerdinger are
occupying their new home nt Valley road
ami Mountain avenue, Melrose Park.
Miss Madeliue Johnston, of Roslyn,
has gone to Cuba for a few weeks.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William MacNcill, of
Lincoln Drive, will cntertnin ut the
Manufacturers' Club tomorrow night at
a dinner and theatre party in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Pierce, who
leave on an extended trip throush
southern Florida. Among the guests
will be Air. ami Airs, .lames .MacNeill,
Dr. and Mrs. J. Clarence Fjtch, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard C. Story and Miss
Eleanor H. Story.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. P. Woodward, of
!ilH Briuton street, will entertain infor
mally at their home on Friday eveniug,
January 30,. in honor of their daughter,
Miss Persis Woodward. Guests, who
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The Spirit of Youth
CUCH IS THE EFFECT PRODUCED BY
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MORE MATURE WOMAN WHO YET RE
TAINS THAT SPIRIT WITHIN HERSELF.
DAINTINESS. DIGNITY. REFINEMENT AND
ORIGINALITY CHARACTERIZE THEM ALL.
THE CREPE METEOR FROCK WITH ITS
CHENILLE TRIMMING. PICTURED HERE, IS
A WONDERFUL VALUE AT
$50-oo
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Daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
12. Glendinning, who will bo guests
of honor nt a military bull this
evening, given by their parents
will be members of the joungcr bchool
set, will number twelve.
Miss Selma Rottncc entertained at
cards at her home yesterday. Her
guests included Miss Gladys Brennan,
Miss Mary Smith. Miss Marie Smith,
Miss Dorothy AVllkie, Miss Constance
Harding, Mi3s Ruth Firth und Miss
Margery Obcrholtzcr.
Mr. Alexander Young and his daugh
ter. Miss Ethel Young, of 540 East
Tulpehocken street, left Gcrmantown
yesterday morning to spend the week
end inWilliainsport. Pn.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I'eltz. of 4211
Pine btreet, left Wednesday for a Six
weeks trip to Miami and Palm Beach,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter B. Alley, of
4415 Walnut street, will leave tonight
for Atlantic uity and will btay at the
Traymorc Hotel. They will return on
Monday.
Mr. J. S. Allen. Jr.. who is a student
at the Bordontown Military Institute,
will bneud tne wceu-enu at lus lioinc.
0101 Washington avenue.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Ardentes Club was entertained
at its regular meeting held on Sun-
lay at the Reed House, 714 Reed street.
by M. N. Gever, Mr. A. Nell, chairman ;
Mr. C. Silowitz, president; Mr. M.
Snyder, secretary; Mr. N. olf. Mr.
R. Zeussis, treasurer; Mr. J. Biben,
Mr. R. Reinhart, Mr. J. Carlis. Mr.
R. Formau, Mr. M. Robbins and Mr.
Levy. The club is arrunging a basket
ball game anil dance to be held on Fri
day evening, .lanuury 30, at the RccJ
House, for the benefit of a bleacher
fund. Mr. R. Zeussis. who is mauacer
of the basketball team, and Mr. Forman,
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Satin and Straw Hats for
Between-Season Wear
Tomorrow hundreds of new Satin Hats in all the new
effects will greet you in our millinery salons.
The collection consists of the very latest styles shown
in New York. Many of the Hats are combined with Bro
cades, Straw Braid and other new Spring materials. They
are simply trimmed, some with tassels and others with
novel embroidered effects. Many clever, close-fitting
Hats, including Tarns,
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' rhotos by rholo-Cratters
MISS MARY GLENDINNING
chairman of the committee, will have
charge of tho affair, which will be chap
eroned by Mlsss H. Falconer. 'The
members consist of college men from
Pcnn State',' Havcrford and University
of Pennsylvania. Other members
present were Mr. W. Schneider, Mr. r.
Schwartz, Mr. .T. Carson, Mr. H.
Rosen and Mr. J. Carllsheyman.
Dr. and Mrs. Schneider, of Murinl,
N. Y., are receiving congratulations on
tho birth of n daughter, Miriam Schnei
der. 'Sirs. Schneider will be remembered
as Miss Miriam Rhoads.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mi&s Ann Pollock, of 2022 North
Fifteenth street, -will entertain at a
leap year party tomorrow evening.
Among the cuests will be Miss Betty
Hope, Miss Frances Gerheart, Miss
Josephine McAllister, Miss Marjorie
Parker. Miss Ann Spencer, Miss Bcssio
Atkinson, Miss Rose Mnry Hamilton,
Mies Laura Detwiier, Miss Ruth Paul,
Mr. Peter J. Mooncy. Mr. Walter
Schcmbs, Mr. Harold Davenport, Mr.
Chnrles Fctterolf, Mr. Arthur Herst,
Mr. Robert MacDermott, Mr. E. Ralph
Baldwin, Mr. Samuel Atkinson, Mr.
Albert Newinn and Mr. Jack Petitt, of
lew lork.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith, of Nine
teentb and Master streets, have gone to
Miami, Fin., to remain through the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Dreyfus are spend
ing two months on the Pacific coast, and
upon their return will live on Erie ave
nue. The bride was Miss Sara EiufctC.
Captain Ernest F. Apeldorn, United
States cavalry, ton of xxr. and Mrs.
Ernest F. Apeldorn, of 2113 North
Howard street, who is in charge of the
Camp Meade replacement unit, has
been bpendiug a few days with his
parents before sailing for overseas with
the contingent tor replacement in Ger
many. Mr. and Mrs. Max Levin have re
turned from their wedding trip to
Florida, und have gone to their new
home in Rnleigh, N. C. The bride was
Miss Carrie Raab.
Mrs. Henry Barry entertained at
luncheon and cards on Tuesday, when
her guests included Mrs. Franklin
Kribbs, Miss Bessie Jennings, Sirs.
Frederick T.' Jennings, Mrs. Fran
Bartlctt, Mrs. Charles E. Hallowoll,
Miss James Thompson and Mrs. Albert
Miller.
Mrs. Charles Bricker will give a
luncheon, followed by cards, this after
noon at her homo, 2730 West Girard
nvenue. Mrs. Hugh Hanna, Mrs. Frank
Paul. Mrs. J. G. Giacs. Mrs. R. G.
Harkncss, Mrs. Oscar Noll. Mrs. Harry
Derbyshire and Mrs. Harry Posschl
will be the guests.
Mr. Frank S. Bischoff and his daugh
ter, Miss Naomi Bischoff, of 4000 North
Thirteenth street, are touring the
$10.00
$2
southern etntes and will remain In the
South until spring.
Miss Mrrtlo Morean. doughtcr of
Mrs. Wilhclmlna Morgan, of 3330
North Fifteenth street, will be married
to Mr, Gcorgo Reimcr on Wednesday
evening, Jnnunry 28, at the Church of
tlio neformatlon, Tioga, Tna xicv. ,j.
Walton Bobst will officiate. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Wilhclmiua Morean. as maid of honor,
nnd Mrs. Arthur O. Biles nnd Miss
Sarah Hentzcll as bridesmaids. Mr.
Frank Rosenberry will be best man,
and the ushers will include Mr. Charles
Miller, Mr. Arthur J. Biles. Mr. Clin
ton x. Wilgus, Mr. P. Wlllard xicisse.
A reception will be held at tho home of
the bride. Mr. nnd Mrs. Reimcr will
llvo in Trcvoso, Pa.
WISSAHICKON
An old-fnshlnneil Hiinner followed b.V
dancing will bo given tomorrow evening
111 1110 IJUriMI IIOUHC VI Ol. Wl' 1hvu o
Protestant Episcopal Church by Mr.
Raymond Saylor's Bible class, which
includes Mr. Robert Watchorn, Mr.
Ralph Bradley, Mr. Ralph Garrett, Mr.
George Eastwood, Mr. Jesse Lindley,
Mr. Ralph Hnrmcr. Mr. Erwln Regcr
and Mr. Oscar Hansom.
BOXBOROUGH
Mrs. George A. Hostwick, of 5345
Ridge avenue, has issued invitations for
the wedding of her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Duval Bostwlck, and Mr. Layton
B. Register, at noon on Saturday, Feb
ruary 14, in St. Timothy's Protestant
Episcopal Church. Tho bride's mother
will give her in marriage and her only
atendants will be her sister, 'Miss Lucy
Merrick Bostwlck. und Miss Anne Rob
ins. Mr. Register will have his brother.
Mr. Bartol Register, for best man, and
for ushers Mr. Charles Alison Scully,
Mr. Joseph W. Swain, 2d, M., J.
Vaughnn Merrick, 3d, nnd Mr, David
Evans Williams, Jr. The ceremony
will bo followed by a reception at the
home of the bride's mother for relatives
and a few intimate friends. The bride
groom and bride will llvo in Havcrford.
' TIOGA
Mrs. Henry "Wilson will entertain nt
cards this evening at her home on West
Erie avenue. Her guests, who are
members of the fortnightly card club,
will be Mrs. R. A. Byrom, Mrs. George
A. Martin, Mrs. Harry Foster. Mrs.
Caroline Gosch, Mrs. Albert Foster,
Mrs. Jpseph Firth, Mrs. William
Crompton, Mrs. A. King, Mrs. G. F.
Logan, Mrs. Robert L. Gray and Miss
Sarah Collins.
Mrs. Gcorec F. Youne. of 3220 North
Broad street, entertained the members
of tne Ualaz Club on Monday afternoon
at her home. Her guests included Mrs.
A. W. Atkinson, of Merchantvillc ; Mrs.
Henry Landis Sheip, Mrs. G. H.
Clamer, Mrs. Charles C. Coolbaugh,
Mrs. Harry Siddons. Mrs. Clarence C.
Landis, Mrs. H. M. Jones, Mrs. Charles
Edward Hallowcll, Mrs. Harry A.
Lacey, Mrs. Frank Msrtin, Mrs. Dan
iel Redmond, Mrs. W. M. Stirk, Mrs.
Peter H. Foley, Mrs. Eugene II. Hut
ton, Mrs. Wilmer H. Kruscn. Mrs.
Elizabeth Lcsher, Mrs. Edmund Nnsh
Lippincott. Mrs. R. Y. Patterson. Mrs.
William Webber. Mrs. Frederick Garri
gues, Mrs. M. B. Devine, Mrs. H. E.
Campbell, Mrs. John Colbourn, Dr.
Caroline Comstock, Dr. Laura H. Car
ncll, Mrs. Gcorgo M. Baer, Mrs. Carl
Berger, Mrs. Albert Baltz. Mrs. J. C.
Applegntc, Mrs. V. A. Vandcrvoort.
Mrs. R. W. Scott, Mrs. Joseph II.
Stott, Mrs. Samuel Styer, Mrs. I. M.
Troth and Mrs. G. W. Taylor.
KENSINGTON '
Mrs. L. Pcterzel, of Alleghcnv ave
nue and G street, will entertain the
members of her card club at her home
on. Tuesday afternoon.
The kaffc klatch of which Mrs. J.
BroadBcld, of 3131 Frankford avenue,
is a member wilt be entertained nt the
home of Mrs. G. Stephens on Wednes
day afternoon. January 28, when the
following ladies will be present: Mrs.
K. Schumm. Mrs. It. Seip. Mrs. C
Seip, Mrs. Krumm, Mrs. F. A. Ludwip.
Mrs. A. McGrory, Mrs. M. E. Mitchell
and Mrs. Ayrcs.
Miss nelcn Worthington. of East
Cumberland street, is entertaining as
her guest for n fortnight Miss Agnes
Binder, of Baltimore, for whom a
number of entertainments have been ar
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JANUARY 23, 1920
ranged. 'Miss Worthington will give n
luncheon tomorrow in houor of her
guest. Covers will be laid for fourteen.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Dr. and Mrs. Louis A, Kirshner, of
1041 North Thirty-second street, gnve
a dinner last Friday ovening in honor
of their tenth wedding anniversary.
Tho immediate members of the Kirsh
ner and Largman, families were present.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Frnnkcl, of 1025
North Thirty-third street, gave n large
family dinner in celebration of Mr.
Frankel's fiftieth birthday anniversary.
MANAYUNK
The conference of the Intcrchurch
Federation, which will bo held this
evening In St. David's Protesttfnt
Episcopal Church, wilt be preceded by
a dinner in the parish house. Dr.
Floyd Tomkins, of Holy Trinity Prot
estunt Episcopal Church, nnd Mr. Wil
liam II. Rldgway, of Coatcsville, will
bo the speakers at the conference.
NORRISTOWN
. At n meeting of the Norristown
Reading Circle, held nt the home of
Mrs. J. Lctidy Anders. 1118 West Airy
street, the hostess's sister, Miss Emmo
S. Lomgacre. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel W. Lomgacre, of 1)22
West Marshall street, announced her
engagement to Mr. Fred M. Amonson,
of 4034 Locust street, Philadelphia.
The announcement followed the nfter-
noon s program, which included a dis
cussion of "Music by American
Women," by Mrs. Frank Shncffer nnd
solos by Mrs. George R, Ralston and
Miss Mnry K. Anders.
Will Give Dance February 6
The Sansu Club of the U. S. Naval
Aircraft Station at Gloucester, N. J.,
will give a dance on Friday evening,
February 0. at Wroe's ballroom, Keith
Building. The dub members are nil
former cx-scrvice men. The members
on the arrangements committee are:
Mr. Harrington, chairman; Mr. Wal
ter II. Holler, Mr. Paul Blanchard,
Mr. Al Hamilton. The honorary mem
bers of the club include Miss Anderson,
Miss Layer. Miss Coates, Miss Bau
man, Miss Spottswood. Miss Allen, Miss
Levy, Miss Seltzer, Miss Telle, Miss
5th Ave. at 46th St.
New York
m
West of Bellevue-Stratford
All Remaining Suits
Are to Be Closed Out
Fur-Trimmed Suits at
$65 to 195
Formerly $110 to $275
Plain Suits at
$85 to 95
Formerly $145 to $165
Also trie Balance of Our Winter Fashions
Are Further Reduced Prior to Our Removal to
the Ritz-Carlton Within'the Next Few Weeks
w lunui'. u,jwj m H Vf tl a.wnwyf
.
UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS
In Art Objects and Home Decorations
Beautiful Art goods at remarkable reductions,
ranging from 25 to 15 off the original
prices.
Many of these goods made in our own studios
are discontinued patterns some slightly im
perfectothers a little shop.worn from Holi
day handling.
Included in the sale are hand-decorated lumi
nous Lamp Shades, hand-decorated or plain
Silk Lamp Shades, all sizes and styles; Lamps
(floor and table) in all wanted designs and fin
ishes, Book Ends, Candle Sticks, Hand-decorated
Candles, Treasure Boxes, Smoking Sets,
Ash Trays, Smoking Stands, Humidors, Foot
Stools, Benches, Odd Chairs, Mahogany
Somnoe Safes, Card Tables and in fact hun
dreds of useful and ornamental pieces.
Every article reduced bears the original price
tag with additional GREEN tag showing the
sale price.
No reduced articles will be charged, or sent
C. O. D., nor returnable or exchangeable.
KAYSER&ALLMAN
HOME DECORATORS and FURNISHERS
1522 Chestnut St. ,
PHILADELPHIA'S GIFT SHOP
JtfK-SiA r price .Si'VZO i
IfliUV.mK 't IRON TAIILU a
a ajsk:thu r iiisn utrni. in voiy- M
Tntcr, Miss Lnttlmcr, Miss Ball nnd
Miss Sweeney.
Mrs. Sec, Mrs. Snraguc, Mrs. bhu
bin, Mrs. Smith nnd Mrs. Lapius will
chapcronc the affair.
Annual Charity Dance
The friends of, the Uptown Home for
the Aged arc making arrangements for
their fifth annual dance, which will
be held on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 11. at the Mercantile Club, Broad
above Master street. The committee
in charge includes: Mr. David
Schwartz, chairman ; Miss Bessie
Levcnson, tccrctary; Mrs. D.
Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gold, Mr.
and Mrs. Rabin, Mr. and Mrs. Levin,
.Miss F. Goldberg, Miss Reba Frank,
Miss Reba Silverman, Miss Rose
Frnnk, Mr. Beujnmih Lcvenbon, Mr.
Edward Stolker. Miss C. Slhermnn,
Mr. S. Cohen, Mr. O. Stolker, Miss R.
Goldberg, Miss M. Goldberg, Miss C.
Goldberg, Mr. M. Aronson and Miss
Eva Levcuson.
Sam S Shubert EVOS. at BUS.
The Sparkling Musical Play "NOTHING
BUT LOVE." with ANDREW TOMBES and
TUG OIUOINAL. MERRYMAKERS.
rhestnut St. OPCItA HOUSE
-nesxnui oi, jUt Wed A Sat
"THE ROSE OF CHINA"
Tha Moat Beautiful Musical Play In America
1 VRir NWHTS AT 8:i!0.
- M,a' Mats. Wed. & Sat.
ifiMSEiaa
mvt&&w
(PERSONALLY) ORfOINAL N. T. CAST
ADFI PHI EVENINGS. 8.1 (.
FLORENCE MOORE
. In "BREAKFAST IN BED"
ORPHEUM M TODAT..
uc.
50c & 75c
MAR DESMOND The Two Ornhnrn
(HERSELF) In ne wo -TPIians
JANUARY 28 "JERRY"
f AQTMO Wa,nut "b-8th- Ma'-Today
Roseland Girls
K;n. Ae. & Cumberland
Ladles' Mat. Every Day
London Belles
BIQFUN SHOW
PEOPLES
TROCADERO lOth&Arcn. Mat.Dally
1 jwvnwi-i s GROWN-UP BABIES
1422 Walnut St.
i
SALE
MAIIORAXY Hand.
CBMcd ELOOR LAMP
c'5',5' Prlee 33.0O
HALL (fttntta past
TRICE.. OiC.nll
Z4-INCH )IAMMr.C.
LUMINOUS LINEN
SHADE
Ttr Price J33.no
PRICE J I O
SOLID MAIIORtNT
JJIOKKRS' STAND
31 Ins high, class ash
ray, mjtch and cigar
holders, drawer for cl
carettes. Easllycarrled
Rec. Price $16.00
rriii'E $12.50
1
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DEC. LUMINOIS U
LINEN SM AI1K fit
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Markei Bt. lib. 10th. 11 A. M. to It US P, VU
KATHERINE MacD.ONALD '
and 'THOMAS ME1GHAN
in "Tim THUNnnnnoLT"
Next Week NOnMA TALMA DOE
In "A DAUGHTER Ol" TWO WORLDS-
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PALACE-
1!!I4 MARKET STREET -
10 A. M 12, 2, 3 MS. B.tr, 7i4B. OifJO P. M,
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG .?
IN ADAPTATION FROM PLAT w
"EYES OF YOUTH" '
Limited rinrflffpmenl tf
11'
Commencing Monday Next, .4sfM
Unprecedented Cast of Favorite "!
" F. V P R V W n IW! A N . 1 1
, Adapted From State Triumph
A D r a r.
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CHK.STNtJT BELOW 10TH
10 A SI, 12, 2, 3.45, 6.4B, 7:45, 0:Sp P,
CHAS RAY "Jied.hot ,
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Next Wtok "THD SIX BEST CKLLAhJT1
V
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MATtKITT STREET ABOVB DTK '
O A. M. to 11S15 P. M. ---?
MAY ALLISON
In AVERY I10PWOOD FARCE .
'FAIR AND WARMER"
Next Wefc wrr.T.TAiu Pinmrt
In "WINGS OF THE MORNINU'
C A P I T 0 L,
724 MARKET STRHRT -
10 A M
12, 2, 3.45, 0:4b, 7:4b, 0:10 V, M,
JACK PICKFORD
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WRONG"
NIXON'S-
Colonial
v Otn. Bel Chelten, 2:15, 7 0. '
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
pvp5 ex? vr itu"
, e?.t,yf?k DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS'
In "WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BV
REGENT
MARKET ST. Bel. 1TTH'
ETHEL CLAYTON In
The 13th Commandment
11 A. M. to 11 P. M,
MAltKUT STREET
ATJUNIPKR.
CONTINUOUS!
VAUDEVILLE
ir. nA2t.t eyASS'-i'
AL. FIELDS' THREE HARMONY OIKLSv
BROADWAY Broad Snyder Ave. 4
Wm, Lampe & Company ',?
ALO RRADY "": fear
MARKET -
CROSS KEYS MABKOTW. BAJM th
"THE SPRING MAlb",MUBgjft3
PHILADELPHIA'S FOUEMOST THEATRES
Broad
This & Next Week Only
Eves. 8:1B. Mat. Tomorrow
"WON THE SWEEPSTAKES OF LAUGH-
TER." Exenlne Ledger.
SAM H. HARRIS Presents
WILLIAM
COLLIER"
In
"The Hottentot"
A new firce by Victor Mapea.
Seats Selllnsr for the Last Week
Forrest NICHTS AT 8:15
1 UUCOl MATINEE 1
MATINEE TOMORROW
RAYMOND . ,
HITCHCOCK
QLa
1VI
Ty5
In his latest musical rarus .
HITCHY-KOO $
OF 1919
ion rJTmTTMwtT'f'f,'
CHORUS OF eO UNDER 20 ''.
Seats for Next Week on Sale Toda-r
n..:l NIGHTS AT 8 20
uaiun, mat.
TOMORROW. 2:28
JOHN GOLDEN'S LAUGIIINO HIT
PHEg
"ITS ALL THE RAGE"
Seats Solllne for Next Week '
PHILADELPHIA 5JE-&,
17th & Do Lancey. Jtatlnee Toraor. at 2;30.,t
ARTHUR HOPKINS Presents
JOHN DREW
IN
"THE CAT-BIRD"
The Unusually Brilliant Comedy
by Rupert Hujhes
Has Philadelphia All A-Chucltl i
WALNUT iff
?s. at 8:20
Tomor.. n.1K
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4UO X-Mtv Allt JTUIM JOV Ifl KlVIn
rULLYANNA'
ALL NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW
THE (SUMP!
R.DIANT CARTOON MUSICAL COMEDr
CORKING COMEDV CAST
OOROEOt'S GARDEN OP GIRLIES
Metropolitan mop?. at 2 Jo
Russian Symphony Orchestra
with ROSHANARA
WORLD-FAMOUS ORIENTAL DANCER
BENEFIT HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL
Tickets at W.ymann', 1108 Chestnut
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE
ACADEMY OK MUSIC '
NEWMAN
Toniglit8 AT
Traveltalks
Color Views
Motion Pictures
Tomorrow
AT
:30,
OCCUPIED GERMANY
Tickets r.Oi, 7.-.C, II at HerJM',. Amnh . ,
EITH'.S
MARIE CAHILL i
In "Cahllllsma of 10J0"
"ONCE UPON A TIME" '
New Kfllllral ITmrnm
9.7". Mct-i.vny Sheila Terry V Co
Ward & Van: Ed. E. Vara, nth.r
Others.
ACADEMY OP MUSTO
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 27
SIR OLIVER LODGE
( SECOND LECTUHE IN SERIES
The Evidence for Survival" .
Ticket". 7So to 3 1110 Chestnut Bt.
4 DANCING LESSONS
$5'
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TEACHER FOR EACH PUPi
Individual Instruc
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