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Nancy Wynne Tells of the Many Plans for Next Season.
Domino Club to Play Tomorrow at Bellevue-,
Stratford rArt Alliance Tea -
mil ERE seems to be a lot of criticism
X about the debutantes of next year
choosing their dates bo far nhcad. In
fct I hare said to myself, why on
artli do they decide now? But what
do you think I learned yesterday?
Mr dears, a woman I. know after
hearing that several dates had already
been spoken of, went to n certain hotel
to engage the ballroom for n night next
rear for a charity entertainment. And
j0 you know that every night for a
whole year, of course excepting the
dimmer" months, is booked until Feb
ruary. 1021 ! Imagine it! So one catl't
blame peoplo for arranging' their par
ties to far ahead If that is tho case.
THE Domino Club of he Episcopal
. ..S ...fit !. It.,' J.,... nl nn.
x Acaaera win MiM miui uti
trmrct tomorrow night in the Belle-
rue-Stratford ballroom. And ubat do
you think? They are, going to give
Jiw.wthnrue of the U. S. A."
There's a lot of fighting, blood letting
and so forth ',iri it, and you know how
the boysjove that. Among those vho
will take, part will be Kalph Kinder,
Stephcri. Green, Richard M. Whiting,
Henry' 'Codies, Albert Fuller nielile
Stanlcv Deacon, Stauffer Fretz, 3d,
Hugh Montgomery, Clarence J. Lewis.
Jr., Henderson Supplcc. Jr. , Floyd
Gibson, John Whartont Eli K, Price,
Jr.,, Stewart Polk, Thomas Horrocks,
Pa)rd Tanda, Donald Hirsh, Harry
8. Weaver, Jr,r Leighton Applcinan,
8d, AmeficuV R.i Undjrdown, 3d, Rob
ert Sctfttf'S. Richardson, Richard Lei
Her. Samuel Allen, Edmund Watkins,
William Halsey, Robert Browning,
JoMu CUcLcistfr, Howard Long and
Frederick Pritscho.
,Tho play's, proceeds are to be con
tributed to the starving children of Ar
menia, under' the auspices of the Near
Last committee.- xnat renei committee,
by tho way, gave, a dinner and con
ference 'last nifeht at the Ritz-Carlton,
and Captain Hyde, who has just re
turned from the, Near East, addressed
th guests. Tho Invitations for the
conference wrro issued by Mrs. George
H. Lorimer, Mr. Walter George Smith,
Mr. Charles L. McKcehan nnd Mr. .1.
Pctcv fveatinc. It vai a very inter
esting and successful affair.
I HAVE frequently told you about the
splendid work that the Wayne branch
of the Red Cross did during the war.
Now that the war is over they arc not
active, but have not-disbanded, and the
executive board meets once in u while.
Such a meeting was held in the Satur
day Club of Wayne last week, and
after said mcctine the board surprised
(he chairman, Mrs. Henry Brooks; with
a luncheon as a little token of appre
ciation of the work she did for the or
fanization and her fine co-operation in
the activities "of the other members-
Mrs. Rolliu II. Wilbur read a poem
which she had written for tho occasion,
and a most uniaue testimonial was nre-
tented to Mrs. Brooks, consisting of a
leather-bound book in a mahogany case.
The book was u history of the work
done by the Wayne branch of tho Red
Cross during tuo war. Wasn't that n
lonely idea?
Among those who attended the lunch
eon were Mrs. Charles Custis Harrison,
Mr?. C. Howard Clark. Mr. Wilbur,
Mrs. Robert Brodhcad, Mrs. G. A.
Shoemaker, Mrs. nobcrt Dornan, Mrs.
Allen Barr, Mm. John S. O. Harvey,
Mrs. William. A. Nichols. Mrs. Fred
erick C. Embick. Mrs. W. H. Stone,
Mrs. Louis J. Palmer, Mrs. Grafton
Wilson. Mrs. William V. Alexander,
Mrs, Matthew Randall and Miss Grace
Hoberts.
TT WAS most interesting .yesterday
afternoon at the Art Alliance. Tou
know John Drew was tho guest of
honor nnd positively every one wan
there. A little Biirprisc for the guests
and guest of honor, too. for that mat
ter, was sprung by Mrs. Otis Skinner,
who. looking perfectly charming, as she
always does, made a delightful little
. speech making Mr. Drew an honorary
: member of tho Art Alliance. Aud that
means somethine. you know. Only
those who are considered to have at
tained the perfection of their art are
aiven this honor, and there must be a
unanimous vote therefor by the commit
tees II is needless to snv that the
vote for Mr. Dicw yns unanimous. The
other honorary member of the Alliance
is Miss Cecilia Beaux, the artist.
SHE was talking earnestly to one of
her bestcst friends, and wondered
why said friend lauehed eleefiillv when
she finished her remnrks. She was
laying: "I think you and Carrie S. are
very much alike. I've noticed it more
of late, too." Then, pointing to a pic
ture of Carrie, she continued: "Now
this oieture of her reminds me of you.
I like it though," she concluded.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. niHrpnrn M. f!lmk. of Cedron.
Oermantown. has issued invitations for
a dinner on Fridnv cveniuc. February
Ifl. before the secod assembly, in honor
ot nis daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. bewail
Hark.
Invirnrlntiu linvn hfiftti 'twpivpil from
Mrs. Charles Wolcott Henry, of Chest
Hut Hill, for the marriage of her daugh
ter. MlSO fnrtnrln TIauti Hnil Mr
Donald Dodge, which will take place at
hi. .uartin-s unurcii, uuestnuc mil,
February 12, at 1 o'clock. A recep
tion will follow the ceremony at Stone
Wit, the home of the bride.
MrR. .T William Whit, 1R1fl Snnfh
xuttmhmiefi Rnimra nfrt nlnnil nr
luncheon, followed by cards, today.
At the dinner which Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Blddle cave on Tuesdav
mnlng in honor of Mrs. George W.
niius Drexel, the guests were Mr.
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Mrs, William Ellis Scull, Mrs. Alexan
der Brown. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Drexel
mi and Dr. Clement Blddle.
Mr. anrl AfrH .Tnbn TT XatknA nrn
'Pending tho winter at tho Now Weston
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family nra occupying' the' Packard home
in Bryn Mawr. .
Mrs. Robert Whitmor, 4703 King
wssing nvenue, will give a dinner on
February 2 for Miss Helen. S. Hender
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Magrudrr Henderson, nf 72ftR T.Wnln
drive,' St'. Martins, beforo tho meeting'
of Mrs. Edward Troths's dancing class.
Mrs. Normnu Ellison, of Spring
field avenue, Chestnut Hill, will give a
luncheon in' honor of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Walter II. Thomas, at tho Acorn
Club, on Thursday, February 5. Mrs.
Thomas was Miss Ruth n. Boomer,
of New York, beforo her recent mar
riage. Mrs. Albert Atlco Jackson, of Cor
ner House, Chestnut Hill. Is visitine
her father, Mr. J. S. Runnclls, of
inicngo. '
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Riddlo, of
Glen Riddle, will entertain at luncheon
at tho Roso Tree Club on Saturday,
after the hunt.
Mrs.. Clarence Dolnn nnd Jlisi Alei.
nndrn Dolan, of Roscmont, left yestcr-
uuy io spend a wcck at AlKcn, a. v.
Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Adams Gllmore,
of Navahoe avenue, Chestnut Hill, and
their childicn are spending several weeks
at the Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Francis I. Gowcn, of Flourlown,
road. Chestnut Hill, will go to Palm
Beach early In February with some
friends from Baltimore.
Mrs. Clarence W. Collins, of 148
Highland avenue, Chestnut Hill, and
her daughter. Airs. Alfred M. Watts, of
Ardmore, will spend the week-end at
the Marlborough-Blenheini, Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelsey, of 8831
Crcfeldt street, Chestnut Hill, und their
son, Master Charles C. Kelsey, will
leave this week for Canada for the
winter sports. They will visit cousins
of Mrs. Kelsey 's at Montreal, and later
go to Quebec. They expect to bo gone
several weeks.
Miss Athalin E. Hirst, of Mount
Airy, daughter of Mrs. James R, Hirst,
who has been vhiting In Atlantic City,
will return home tomorrow.
An. engagement of Interest has just
been announced by Mr. nnd Mrs. Har
ry F. Stern, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., of
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Long
Stern, to Mr. Horace K. Horner, son
of Mrs. Joseph Horner, of the Bcllevue
Stratford. Mr. Horner is a brother of
Mrs. Joseph N. Snellenburg, Miss'
Stern is the niece of Mrs. Charles Gim-
bel, of North Broad street.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs. John M. Young, of Lodges lane
and Cynwyd road, Cjnwood, gac a
surprise party in honor of her husband
and brother-in-law, Mr. Anthony
Felix, on Saturday evcuing. Her guests
were Mr. aud Mrs. William Emerson,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eves, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Howell Cunningham, Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. An-
ithony Felix, Mrs. Carolyn Mack and
.Mr. James. B. Hall.
The Harold D. Spenkmau Post No.
.'io(J. of the American Legion, of Nar
berth, is forming a Ladies' Auxiliary
for the mothers, wives and bisters of
the enlisted men of tho army and navy.
Plans arc being made for some very
interesting events in the near future.
The Legion will givo its niidtvintcr
dance on Friday.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carroll. Jr.,
formerly of Old York road, Elklns ParK,
who have been living for some time at
Norwalk, Conn., are passing the winter
on the Pacific coast on account of tho
ill health of Mrs Carroll, who will be
remembered us Miss Bertha G. Wilm
sen. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Johnson
have returned from a short visit to
Ashland, Fa., to their homo in Elkins
Park Manor. They formerly lived at
uienoicien, uciaware county.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Butter
worth and their daughter. Miss Alice
Butterworth, of Clover lane, Rydal,
have returned from a stay at Atluntic
city.
At the meeting of the Colony Club, of
Ambler, yesterday afternoon, Miss Jane
Campbell read n paper entitled "Motner
Goose."
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pratt McKean,
of Pine Run Farm, Penllyn, will sail
early in February for South America.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey S. Mahn, of 4
landewolde terrace, Ambler, havo gone
to their cottage at tho seashore for a
few weeks on account of Mrs. Malm's
health. They expect to leave in a,
monin s nmc :or uuoa.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Airs. Edward Cannon Burton, of
Chester, has issued invitations for a
tea on Saturday afternoon, February
7, from 4 until 0 o'clock, to meet Airs.
Arthur Burton, Aliss Alarion Hawkins,
and Aliss Christine Hawkins, which
will he followed by n buffet supper and
dance. The card of Airs. William Booth
Todd is enclosed.
Air. nnd Airs. J. Howard Rcber, of
Ridley Park, and Air. and Airs. David
S. Ludlam, of Roscmont, have returned
frnm "Kpw Ynrk. uhfiri, thnr u-ntit tn '
seo Air. and Airs. Benjamin Stetson sail
for Sicily.
Colonel and Airs. George F. Hamlin
have returned from a stay at their farm
In Alaryland to their home ou Sellers
avenue, Ridley Park.
Airs. Henry W. Buse entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home lu Rid
ley Park in honor of Airs. F. AI. Hug
gins, of Aleridian, Tex., who has been
visiting her sister, Airs. J. S. Beeteni,
of 4518 Pine btreet.
Air. nnd Airs. Richard Turner and
Air. and Airs. J. D. Shattuck, of Rid
ley Park, have gone to Lake Placid,
N. Y., for a fortnight.
GERMANTOWN
The Site and Relic Society of Ger
muiitowu announces a public meeting
Bcllevue Court Building
1418 Walnut Street
EVENING BtlBLie LEDGEIBHIXiE)l?HlA,; THURSDAY,
A POPULAR
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Photo by Zomsky i. Phillips.
MISS -SARAH B. DOLAN
Miss Dolan Is (ho daughter of Mr. and Airs. Thomas J. Dolan, of Clicst
nutwold Farm, Devon. Sho made licr debut tills season and lias been
oxtenslvcly entertained by her parents and friends through the year. Air.
and Airs. Dolau will gio a theatre party, followed by supper, In honor of
Aliss Dolan on February 7
of the society to be held tomorrow eve
ning, ut S o'clock, in tly museum at
Vernou. Air. Horace Wells Sellers
will read a paper on "Chailcs Willson
Pealo in Geriniintown," and the meet
ing will be followed by an informal re
ception. The Sigma Sigma Sorority of Alt.
St. Joseph Academy, Chestnut Hill,
has planned a series of pliiys and
dramas, to be held in the auditorium
of the school bimonthly. The first
play und dance will be given on Sat
urday evening, February 14. The
Sorority has also planned a series of
tennis tournaments, to he held on the
indoor tennis court every AVeduc.sday
evening.
Aliss Dorothy Prjce, of tho Queen
Lane Apartments, wili entertain in
formally at her home tomorrow evening.
Her guests, who will bo members of the
younger school set, will number ten.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
An interesting engagement announced
is that of Aliss Alary Gillingham, daugh
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ter of All. Herbert F. Gillingham, to
Air. James Luwrcnce Alyers, of Cleve
land, O. The wedding will take place
February '8.
The members of the North Philadel
phia Realty Board will hold their an
nual dinner ut tho Hotel Adclphia on
Saturday, February 7, when the guest
of honor will be Alayor Moore. The
affair .is in charge of Air. Louis J.
Suess, president; Mr. Edward H. Cobb,
vice-president; Air. Thomas J. Alallon,
secretary; Air. William -J Geggis,
treasurer; and Air, William Levis, Air.
Francis A. Coyne. Air. John II. Dallas,
Air. Edward T. Flood. Air. Robert G.
Foster, Air. Charles Von Tagen, Air.
G. A. Wick, Air. George Worster, Air.
Ralph R. Stearly, Air. AVilliam J.
Thomas, Air. E. V. O'Hanlon, Air.
Francis J. Doyle, Air. Samuel S. O.
Abernethy and Air. William AI. Brink
worth, directors. Tho monthly meet
ings are held at the clubhouse, 3313
North Broad street, which is owned by
Airs. O. E. Snodgrass, of 23o0 North
Nineteenth street, gave 'n coffee social
with music on Tuesday nflcrnoon, at
her home, in aid of the building fund
of the Temple of the Order of the
Eastern Star. Assisting tho hostess
wero Mrs. William Brinkworth nnd
Mrs. Francis Marlon.
At the tcu glv6n by Misi Virginia
Hume nt her home, 1010 West Dauphin
street, the guests included Mlsi Bessie
Search, Misi Edna Search,, of Church
vllle, Pa. : Miss Violet Williams, Miss
Ella Abbott, Mas F.lora Engcl, Miss
Mildred Jfnag. Mrs. Charles Quinn,
Mrs. Stanley HrOwn, Miss Edna Mar
inn Lindner, Mrs. Charles Hopklnson,
Mrs. Clarence O'Brien, Miss Clura
Holden, Miss Bessie Creed, Miss Flor
ence Nuttnll, Mrs. Sarah Berry, Mrs.
Miriam Quinn, Miss Margaret Hogan,
Miss Mina Ncwlauds, Miss Mary New
lands and Miss Edith Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hloch, of 1033
North Thirty-third street, sailed last
week for Now Orleans, where they will
make a short stay before starting for
'Cnlfforuia.
An interesting freedom parly was
given in honor of Mr. Solomon Glass
man, by his parents, on Sunday even
ing, at his home, 1312 West Columbia
avenue. Among thoso present were:
Miss Elizabeth Brodsky, Miss Lillian
Coheh, Miss Freda Kirschbaum, Miss
Rosa Watson, Miss Roso Mellnson, Miss
Elsio Pelser, Miss Brown, Miss Mary
Glassman, Miss Lillian Glassman, Mr.
Samuel J. Abrams, Mr. Herman Adlin,
Mr. Nathan Sclbst, Mr. Joseph Segal,
Mr. JL'hillip Apfelbaum, Mr. Benjamin
Adlin, Mr. Phjllip Berkdwitz. Mrs.
Glassman, Mr. Alexander and Airs.
Raphcl.
TIOGA
Mrs. Sandy Engelkc, of 1815 West
Ontario btrcct, is entertaining ut cards
this afternoon at her homo. Airs.
William H. Sauer, Mrs. Stephen Green,
Mrs. Edward Cramer, Airs. William
Fowler, Airs. George Chalk, Airs. M.
Gray. Airs. William Mitchell, Mrs.
John n. Barry. .Mrs. J. Henry Ren
ton, Airs. J. Kirk and Airs. James
Pcarcc, members of the enrd club of tho
hostess, arc the guests. ,
Tho members of tho Tioga Thimble
Club are tho guests at luncheon todav
of Airs. Frederick T. Jennings,- of 301
Gowen avenue. Chestnut Hill. They
include : Airs. Herbert Agate, .Airs. Al
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FURS AND
Sixth Article of a Copyrighted Series.
- A lady recently looked at a fur coat in the store of a
certain furrier and considered that his price for the gar
ment was too high; a few days later she visited another
store, finding' a coat of the same fur and which looked iden
tically like the coat shoivn her by the other furrier.
She had almost decided to take the coat at the lower
price, but, out of curiosity, she decided to ascertain if pos
tible why there ivas such a vast difference in price on these
two coats appearing to her to be identical.
Possibly you have met with tlie same experience, so
we'll tell you what she found: The first coat was made
from whole skins, while the second and cheaper coat was
but a collection of small pieces or odds and ends of the same
kind of fur, pieced together, the density of the fur hiding
the cheaper skins used in the piecing.
Needless to say, she bought the higher priced coat,
which was far cheaper in the end.
This is by no means an unusual occurrence, for a clever
furrier, willing to deceive his patrons for the sake of long
profits, by cutting the skins into strips and piecing them
together with sheepskin or some other cheaper hide, can
turn out a garment as good looking as the garment made
from whole skins.
The lining and padding of such pieces aid the dis
honest furrier in his deception, but if you will grasp :7je
garment firmly and rub it slowly between the hands, the
many seams can readily be felt.
This only proves that furs, like diamonds, should be
bought from a dealer whose reputation for reliability makes
trickery impossible.
House of Wenger
Furs and Millinery
1229 Walnut Street
(To Bo Continued.)
Copyrlsht, 1919.
JANUARY 29, 1920
bert Burhouse, Airs. William France,
Aliss Caroline Callahan, Alrt. Ralph
Gibbon, Airs. A. B. White, Airs. Jennie
Grimm, and Airs. A. B. Gamble.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Air. and Airs. Alorrls Hirschhorn, of
1021 North Twenty-ninth street, an
nounce fho engagement of their daugh
ter, AHsh Augusta Hirschhorn, to Mr.
Jerome Zuckcr, of New York.
FRANKFORD
Air. and Airs. J. Burkmann, Jr.. of
K street, nro receiving pongratulatlons
on the birth of a son.
Air. and Airs. William ICuight have
left on a six weeks' trip to California.
Airs. G. Shoemaker, of Frankford
avenuo nnd Orthodox street, will en
tertain at luncheon nnd cards at her
homo this afternoon.
The annual banquet of ' Frank
ford Athletic Association will , "-i
at Assembly Hall this evening.
Air. George Gray, of 1224 Wakclw,,
street, Air. Isaau II. Wolstencroft, of
1072 Harrison street, and Air. S. E.
Clarke, were among those who par
ticipated in the recent shooting tourna
ment held at Pineburst, N. O.
DOYLESTOWN
Aliss Bello Vansant entertained at
luncheon nt bcr Newtown home officers
of the Bucks County Federation of
Women's Clubs. Among those present
were Alibs Louisa D. Baggs, Airs. Henry
E". Ancker, Airs. Frank Lehman, Mrs.
William P. AlcCoy, Airs. George II.
Cliff, Airs. T. Sidney Cadwallader. Aliss
Hello Vansant, Airs. Edward S. Alead,
Airs. Paul A. Gulick, Airs. B. Frank
Hartzcll, Airs. Howard A. Clymcr, Mrs.
Richard Watson. Airs. Irvin AI. James,
Airs. AlalachI White, Airs. Carl Wut
son, Airs. John R. Dyer, Airs. John
Blackfan and Airs. Henry A. James.
Mrs, J. H. Hoffman entertained the
Nature Club at her home yesterday.
An informal talk was given by Dr. S. C.
Schmucker, of West Chester State Nor
mal School.
Tho Bachelor Olub has Issued cards
for a dance to bo given in the Sixth
Regiment Armory on Friday evening.
Air. and Airs. t Jacob Stilwagon en
tertained at their home in honor of
MYSTERY
their daughters, Miss Lnurn tllwngou
nnd Miss Doru fttihvngon. Among those
present wcrfc Mr. null Mrs. Bromley
Holden. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kichord Stil-
wagou, Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert Brown,
Miss Kleanor Luccr. Mr. aud Mrs.
Jacob Stilwngon, Mr. William Bertlca
and Mr. William Stilwagon.
ROXBOROUGH
Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer V. Binir, of
duu urcen inue, are receiving congrat
ulations on the birth o n son, Francis
Wilkinson Blair, ou l'ridoy, Jan
uary S3.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Wilkinson, of
432 Lyceum avenue, nre touring through
the West to the Pacific const.
Fraternity Meeting
Mr. William P. Stumer will entertain
his fraternity brothers of tin? Tnln.
Sigma Delta at his home. 130 North
Paxson ptreet, this evening, in honor of
fllr. .1. Jlcieli, lvlio uhs just returned
'om Porto Itiro. Among tho guests will
'' H. Andress, Mr. II. Speck. Mr.
ii. ri-oc, Mr. K. Z. 'Mullen, Mr. J.
Smith. Mr. P. Jones, Mr. C. Fizone,
Mr. F. D. Goose. Mr. W. McCaulev,
Mr. A. Palmer, Mr. J. Ehrlen, Mr. C.
Quilien, Mr. P. Shade, Mr. It. Procter,
Mr. H. Procter, Mr. u.. Cassler and
Mr. J. M. Tomlinson.
HOTELWALTON
ROOF GARDEN
Every Evening This Week
The MISSES DONG FONG
GUE and MOY FONG SAN
Th03 Chinese Girls" In Tholr Conception
of American Artists.
DYER and SANDS
Two Girls From th Land of Harmony.
MINA SCHALL
Tha Personality Girl.
MADGE and ETHEL WARD
Ballroom Danclnc.
WILL CRUTCHFIELD
A Pralrlo Breoze.
Dancing Begins at 8:30 P. M.
EUGENE G. MILLEK. Mxr.
PirlLADELPHIA'.S FOREMOSy THEATRES
Broad Last 3 Evgs. I-stay
"A laughable, sound, whoksome American
farco." Bulletin.
SA3I 11 HARIII3 Presents
WILLIAM
COLLIER
In
"The Hottentot"
A. now farce by Victor Slapea & Win. Collier
NEXT WEEK SEATS TODAY
MARIE
DRESSLER
In Her Cvrlona o' Mirth
Tillie's Nightmare
vlULJ i IvIOHTS AT 8:15
MATS. - J, & SAT.
RAYMOND
HITCHCOCK
In his Utcst musical revue
HITCHY-KOO
OF 1919
100 ENTERTAINERS
CHORUS OF 40 UNDER SO
Seats for the last week on salo today
r"" :- NIGHTS AT 8:10
UaiTlCK MATS. WED. SAT at 2:10
JOHN GOLDEN'S LAUGHING HIT
Last Ume Sat. Night, Feb. 7
Seats Now for All Remalnlne Performances
PHILADELPHIA
17th t Do Lancey. Nlphts at 8.30
Special Announcement ! !
By Popular Request
ARTHUR HOPKINS Will Present
JOHNjDREW
'THE CAT-BIRD"
The Unusually Brilliant Comedy
By Ruprt Hushea
For One More Week
Beginning Monday, Feb. 2
METROPOLITAN OPERA nOUSE
Metropolitan Opera Company, N. Y.
d- TUES. EVG., FEB. 3. at 8
L'fTVl Mm" Easton. Gordon.
Uracoia. im Diaz tu. owur.
FolloweJ by (1st time here)
CLEOPATRA'S NIGHT
Mmes. Alda. Gordon, Galll. Mm Kingston.
Pkco. D'Arge'o Conductor. Mr. Papi.
Seats 1108 Chestnut St. Wa! 2i; Race 67
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Boston Mon- 1,eb' - at 8 15
Symphony ,.?2l01'"
Orchestra KREISLER
Pierre Monteui Tickets now on sale at
Conductor Heppe's. 1110 Chestnut St
E I T H ' S
"VIE" QUINN & CO.
The Last Word In Jasz Art
Dorothy Shoemaker & Co.
. .In.a One-Ait Plajlet, "LIFE"
PatrlcoUj Herbert Clifton: RRor nros.
P Mares t & Collette. and Others.
WALNUT T. TODAY, sic. to. ,1
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Tfc P"tin'r rHrtnnn Comd
ftttFISKEO'HARA
in "Down Limerick Way"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Tuesday Evg., Feb. 3. at 8:20
SIR OLIVER LODGF
LAST LECTURE 01" SERIES
"THE DESTINY OF MAN"
Tickets. 7So to 12. 1118 Cheetnut St.
nnPHPI IM MAT TODAY. 2Ec. .1.1
Eves 25c, S.V n. fn
MAE DESMOND dTERSELF) "IITDDV"
A8 THE HEWITCinNG JI-rT
FEB. 2 "THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE"
ACADEMY THURS. ATT..
Feb. 6, at 3:00.
S-CORTOT
Piano
Alfred
Tkls., Heppo's, 1110 Chest ,
12, JI 50, II. T5o
Dnmnnt' Emmett J, Welch Min
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Market St. ab. lAth.
to litis P.M.
NORMA TALM ADGE
In Plcturhcd Version of Novel
"A Daughter of Two Worldo"
Next Week "PACK TO GOD'S COUNTnT
11 A. M
IMLMIIy
121 MAHKET STREET 7
10 A. M., 12, 2, 314G, B:4CI, 7:45, 0.30 P, M.
1'lret and Exclusive Presentation
THE I1EAUTY PICTURE SUPREME t
Adapted From tho Stae Play '
The mpst compelling lote story over told,,.
Played by eminent cast of principals: also'?
100 OF THE MOST HEAUTIFUL, w6m1SN
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Avoid Crowds. Attend Homing Performance.
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All-Star Cast In First Presentation of f
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A Timely Paramount-Artcraft Picture
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LAST 3 NIGHTS
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with ANDREW TOMBE3
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FOUR WEEKS ONX.T
Beginning Monday
SFATS NOW
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With I-RANCDS WHITE, JAMES
WATTS, ADA TORMAN. TED
LEWIS. AL HERMAN, PAUL
BURNS, BILLY DALE. BUNNY
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20 TAMOUS ARTISTS" MODELS
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Season's Supreme Success
ALICE BRADY f
PERSONALLY IN
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with N. Y. Cast and Production
ADELPHI IfMTo'rnor:
POSITIVELY LAST 5 TIMES
FLORENCE -"
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BREAKFAST IN BEDi
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WEEK
GEORGE BROADHURST PresenU
The Monarch of Melodramas w
The Crimson Alibi
A Ncvel by OCTAVUS ROY COHEN ..I
Direct from its TREMENDOUSLY SUC ,
CES5FUL run of Stx Months at Use Broad
hurst Theatre, New York, with Original
Production and Cast. '
CHESTNUT ST. "ousb
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The-most beautiful musical play In America
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A MI'hICAI. PLAY DirVERBNT "
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ONE YEAR IN NEW YORK
THREE MONTHS IN CHICAGO
WITH A 100 CAST
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LAUGH-LADEN LINES
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Tickets, 50c and 75c University Elteo. fa
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4 DANCING LESSONS $5,;
A TEACHER FOR EACH PUPIL
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