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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- PHlXiAMLPSlA, ElilDAY, IBBTIAIIY 13 1920
MST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
ncy Wynne Talks of the Ball Tonight She Speaks of
IIISS oiurgi a uiiyugviiiviu j. ne tr umen
Writers Give Hilarious Dinner
... II lmur tl.n tttnn flnOK flv ! moonm. waa lifini.tlf.illv rlledllftfMl. WflH
tiF,,i. w "" . ... .." . ;" "" "' .."'""-"'
Wffnuld ou believe it possible that
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.a 111 I. .. 1 1 m U AriAHjl A a .
. . 1...1I it III III I III: HUIUI1II if-
M,', rrw monna the senson's nbout
,tm rL with the exception of the bnl
r.ueon Tueidoy night of next week,
!EJ"ll be notbJmt mArc dolnft this tcn
n In the way l"1""'-
' , ... ...in ..nt l.o n iltlne
nil ltnow now
iZ firt. bemuse we nil mm
'tcd.lV nre out of town nml so. of
" r be nnrlv tonidit will bo wnnu-
bLinhl it nlwnjR more fun than
1 '".." ' iMntlnir. Tlfere are never
tteSv tl re nml So there h more
11 tl innclng, and, a on know, that
?T !m floor at the Hellevue-Strnt-
(0rd I' "omlcr
Henry
Itrintnn Cov. whiw
Mr. neinj '" '""." u... ...in
"''VorVniaeeth;
Mll.u"- . ,,- ..-,,
l.. a n pa
i01- tf
and Mm. nc-nnven.it
Ti Ir will receive in the place of
StKhcr H. IVrr, Popper. Wh . I-.
i., from ml uenzn, 1 nriir. .".
gh.Xd is also a member of the
"Thcrrarc to be the usual number of
.,. mnnv of thein for the debti
Z TcZ "id? Conaway will be RueSt
'' ata dinner to be given bv Mr.
l Mrs Howard Pnncoa.t, and Edith
Siliho. ,ou remember, is cnfw,1
the bov who u-niinii in the nctorH
Ami here let me whisper of one. who,
with Rolden bow and arrow, and yel
low cuvIh, wenring iipnroprlate, snrb
und re pcnrlet silken mirIi. shot vnlen-
tlnei out Into v tho hudience. ?o, 1
won t tell her name, but It it a famous
one, I will tell you that. The name
of one of our foromot women writers.
I'll let jou rucks, and he made n moHt
effective Cupid, every one conceded.
Altoecther I laughed till 1 cried. brine,
thank the powers that be, in the nntll
ebco, not among the hard-worked actor
incs. NANCY WYNNE.
Hnbbx, nf r.ottoii, " w oc
vn n dinner by Jier uneie huu ".".
rnnd-. Howard Kisenbrey
He " tther dark and towvy hir
" '. ... -ii. .vim iras Miks Alice
cr moii"-'. ""-...-. .,,.
Slie is a nr'-i i-uuwu m -
lo a
llilic
lEi-fHun-j. " -- - . . ,.,.
Ml. ewlin. w no 11 mtmn y X V"
llrHKWie, im ' "' "--:.i :.i
I lid Tonv Uiddle, .ir.. who ....
t nir- ....... , ....
Helen Hope uson, uauB "'",
iA1 nAVil'on who was introduced early
Kp season . will bo rfuejt of honor at
K
i the Kcasou
TVUliam . v ... ... -- . f
&vT&r iheV arc a sort of
Section,.in that relest.ne s ha -
UW rVt i. And where do the Abb
,,r romc in? you ask. ANhy. Mrs.
K e- formerly Mrs. Longstreth
Pnd'Mrs. Ilnrmar is her daughter by
ler former mnrr.u,;,. ... - --.",.
n to dot, mere . '""". "-,',""-;"
MMCtlon. but tl.ey are w -..
ltd w tlie aie BiviuB "..- "
Celestinc.
nhoila Uiooke and Deborah I.osjan
fffl b the honor gue.ts at i dinner
riich Mrs. William Henry ewbold
fV.cn.. m.n.ln's mother. Mrs.
T nchv Newbold, is one of thxpa
;"nec, f the Assembly this year.
Ibelle de Carvullo, of France-, mho w
Sending the winter with her , aunt,
3S "nnv Coleman will be given a
inner M Commander Roy Mason Field
d I Mr-, rield, and I hear that Mr.
QHrte Hlddle will entertain for Cecily
K Then there will be dinners
rivpn b the .immermuua, u.c- ......
r MaiW -lis., the Tonv Cromwells,
Mr. raieiue.M. v.uuii luru.i uuj
K .. vr... o,.n1l C.lnrk. the I.ognu
iMDMUV.. .....
Bullitt. .Ir.. and tne inny uu'ip
Lidcs arious others.
Uope th- weather will behave neuer
lm it did for the .uiuwum-v ""'--
iTridav. but. then, it would not be an
iMmbb if it Mni-
nibt Viii ou wouui ui uc ...v.-.-.
tou did nut make that idiotic remark
boat the ball cory time it comes ofE.
Oh," oti aj. ot couiHi-. .. n ..
light, it's the Assembly. ou know.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES I
Miss- Harriet Frnzler Zimmerman.
daughter of Mr. and Mtr. John Edward
Zimmerman, of 1811) De I.anccy street,
will be the guest of honor nt dinner
this evening before the Second Assem
bly, nt the Ilellevuc-Strntford. to be
uiven by Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Drin
ley. Mrs. AVilllain Lvttletou Savage, 1211
Spruce street, will entertain nt din
ner this evening, in honorof her niece,
Miss Caroline S. Unrclfty. debutante
daughter of Mr. nml Mrs. William Lyt
tlctrn Ilarclny, before tha Second As
sembly. Sir. and Mrs. Worrell Wagner. 20."
South Nineteenth street, will entertain
at dinner, followed by n theatre party,
this evening, ill honor of Miss Celps
tiuc I. Warder, debutante daughter
fof Mr. and Mrs. George Kuckley War
der, ot Chestnut Hill, before the Sec
ond Assembly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ltalph Souder, of lit;
BIcddyn road. Ardmorc. will give n
small dance this evening in honor of
their daughter. Miss Margaret h. Sou
der. About fifty members of the school
set will be present.
Mrs. Franklin I). T.ippincott an
nounces the marriage of her daughter,
Miss lOmilie SIcCowcn Itcichncr, to
Mr. French McCnrty Emmbns, on
Wednesday, February 11.
Mrs. Austin Heckscher, of the
Colonial Jlotel, Eleventh nnd Spruce
stieets. will be at homo on Monday
afternoons, after -1 o'clock.
Mrs. Atwnter Kent. Ardmorc ave
nue, Ardmorc, left oil Wednesday for
the Ilreakers. Palm Ilench, where she
v ill he joined by Mr. Kent next week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kent will leave Palm
Ilench the latter pait of March for Hot
Springs, a.
Mr. and Mrs. Chillies Ellis (Joodin
are being congratulated on the birth of
a daughter on February 10, at their
home in Chestnut Hill. Mrs. fioodin.
was formerly Miss Louise Nell lcolls,
of Dadin. N. C.
Mrs. William Wannmaker, Jr., of
Highland nvenue. Merion, nnd daugh
ters. Miss Alma Wanamaker. MUs Isa-
belle Wnnamnlar and Miss Louise
Wanamaker. will leave next week for
Arizona, where they will re nam two
months.
Lieutenant Commander nnd Mrs.
William Elliot Morrmnn, of Olen Dean.
Ivy., will arrive at Pelham Court next
week to isit Mrs. Morrmnn's parents,
Doctor and Mrs. Alexis duPont Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Webster Kay,
2!!10 Locust stieet. are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a sou, born
yesterday. Sirs. Kay will be remem
bered as Miss Helen Tippett, of Baltimore.
m
Mrs. II. S. Prentiss Xidiols, presi
dent of the New Century Club, is chair
man of the executive committee for the
Pageant of Womanhood, given under
the auspices of Community Service in
the Aendem of Music on February
rjlTASTl'IIfilS'S engagement to Mr. ,thp Academy Mayor Moore nnd Mrs.
ninlmnndelcwones, announced urn . jioore, .ur. ami .urs. urneic u. j.ui
fl'lTs interesting, was it not? You tin, Mr. Edward A. Noppel, Mr. Otto
lie is a half I'lllUlUCipilllll.-, .i. jiuhuij uuu jus. mauuij.
lots live part of the year hi Nw . Isabplle Wanamaker. of Merion.
of Urncom lane, Merlon, will be glad
to bear that she is at home nnd recov
ering Irom her recent opcrntion.
Mrs. Frank Uner, of Jwirbcrth ave
nue. Narberth, entertained at bridge
on Wednesday afternoon the following
guests: Sirs. William II. Crenmer. Jr.,
Mrs. Wllmcr O. Crowcll, Miss Marie
Qulnn, Mrs. 'James McKcll, Mrs. N.
John du llrce nnd Mrs. 8. llobcrt ltoss,
Mr. nnd Sirs. Clarence flnllagher,
of Woodsldc avenue, Narberth, gave n
dance on Wednesday evening in honor
of Mtii Linda Kirk, whose engagement
to Sir. William Day was announced
recentlv. Her guests Included Sir. uud
Sirs. Harper Brown, Sir. nnd Sirs. C.
a. Tnv, Sir. and Sirs. S. A. Rudolph,
m. Mr. nnd Sirs. Clement JlcCrca.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Lewis Brown. Sir. nnd t
.Mrs. William Lewis, Sirs. Hill. Sir. and
Mrs. AVillinm Kirk. Jr.. Sliss Lindn
Town. Slins .Minnie Town. Sirs. A. J.
P. Gallagher, Sir. nnd Sirs. Anthou.,
Gallagher. Sir. Willlnm Taylor, Sir. and
Mrs. Hunlcr SIcDbwell. Sir. nnd Sirs
Roland Tnuhlll. Miss Marguerite Kirk,
Miss Linda Kiik. Mrw. Ilnldworth, Sirs.
M. Kellv. Sir. and Mrs. A. S. Murphy.
Mr. and Sirs. Christopher Donnor and
-ur. n imam uny.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Ednn SI. Mutschler. 71.". Aus
berry street, will give n sliowcr am'
luncheon tomorrow afternoon for SHsi
Caroline Honey, of Oxford. Pa.. wiios
marriage to Sir. Charles Hayes wil
take place in June. The guests wil".
include Sliss Esther Thomas. Sliss
Slarie Kellerman. Sliss Helen Nuune
vllle, Sliss Ada Bowies, Sliss Frances
Scanlon. Sirs. Oliver Harvey and Miss
SInry Hastings.
Mrs. Wnlter (1. Siblev, of Sit. Airy,
and Sirs. William E. Buehler. also of
Jit. Airy, have gone to Beading, Pa.
Mr. and Sirs. Allen Housekeeper, of
0." Hortter street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daughter,
Lillian Housekeeper.
Mr. and Sirs. John Stnlelly. of East
Trice street, are being congratulated
upon the birth of a bon, John Sialelly,
Jr.
Sir. and Sirs. Eugene Kaufman are
spending n week nt the Royal Palace
hotel, Atlantic City.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Poins, tta Sewing Circle will give
its annual Valentine party, which will
bo a Leap Year Valentine party this
year, at the home of Sir', and Mrs. TH.
Olltz. .1002 Berks street, tomorrow
cveuing. SIjss Rosalia V. Olitz will be
the hostess.
Sliss Ida Hastings, of 2301 North
Twenty-second street, assisted by. Sir.
and. Sirs. Hnrry Kingston nnd Sliss
Knthryn Sloore. will give a Valentine
party on Saturday evening at the home
of Slfss Hastings. The decorntions
and favors will be appropriate to St.
Valentine's Day. The guests will in
clude Sir. and Sirs. Harry G. Behin,
Sirs. SInry A. Price. Sir. and Sirs.
William T. Myers, Sliss Irene K. Ash,
Sliss Vcrnn Simmers. Sliss Eliznbeth
Srission. Sliss Fannie Price. Sirs. S. A.
Skcehan, Sliss Lillian Skeehnn, Sliss
.Mine Scott, .Miss Jlinerva Duckworth,
Sliss Edith Behm. Sliss Amy Hnekley.
Sir. and Sirs. W. Wheatland, Sliss
Edith Simmers. Miss Sine Wheatland
and Sir. and Sirs. William Simmers
Sir. and Slis. Florence Watts hare
gone to California to remain through
February.
Sir. and Sirs. John Hirchberg have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home at 1120 North Forty
first street.
Sir. and Sirs. William Brown are
touring through the West to the Pacific
coast and will remain in California until
early in SInrch.
Sir. and Sirs. Frank Stern, of 1715
Nrrth Eighteenth street, are spending
a few days in New lork with JUrs. W.
New burger, of Louisville, Ky., who is
also there on a visit.
Sirs. Edith S. Heiskowitz, ot Colum
bus. O.. is visiting her
nnd Sirs. Philip II. Strnussma
North Fifteenth street
'ijimmt. ,
' w'y via tf.r IS
m:' . mjivu
K W$m Wt.; 3m& i
tti.
now v
IBIli'UULS ll.. .-. -. .. .
to. When she was growing ui' ,"
Mimas lived in New Yoik Sir. Murg.s
Khois now dend. was a brother of the
Stash women of fameil Mnm
Horn he is named: Sirs. Jimmie Pot-
trr, Mrs. Hob Le Uontc aim .ur. r,.....
t. Siott Slis. Mturgis .wu -'";
Jarion Kbarnless and after her mother s
frit'i tco-n eurs ago inlieiitcl me
M ShaipU-ss place. Laburnuuis. at
Wjneote She and Rita live then
mi than half of the year, and Rita
imp out in I'liiliulelnhia as well us New
fork about four or the cars ago. She
li a enusui nf Anna Ingersoll and of
Sump Ingersoll Bullitt. Sir. Jones is
lit son cf the well-known musician oi
that nnmi He also is a Philadelphian,
lilt hii. nf Into hppn livinz in New
York with his aunt on r.ast Seventieth
trerr
MYDltARS, jou should hnc gone to
the V.mir.n Writer-' Club dinner
Wiilir rinnllv tlinsp nffalrS arc iret-
ilng to lie as lenmrkable as the aununl
Rabbit at the Plastic Club. The din
w was ipn nt tlie Arcadia this
tim. and the guests were entertained
V Kli7ubetli Latta, who sang delight
Mlj.Miiry Bnirett, who has n lovely
wcalMi, and Agnes Clune IJuiulnu,
bo plaipil nnd gave little talks about
tic thui;s Fhe phcd. After the din
. when the loom was cleared of at-
I'Dtnut- ,am the "piece de resist-
lac"
left on Slouday for Cambridge. Slass.,
to nttend the Harvard Promeunde.
Sir. and Sirs. George Horace Lori
mer, of Wyncotc, will leave shortly on
a motor trip through the South.
Sir. and Sirs. J. Gordon Fettermau
are speudtng tins month In IScrminin.
Sirs. Fettermau will be remembered as
Miss SInry Slaxcy Rivinus.
Friends of Sliss Slarie L. Trasel, of
Torresdnjc, will regret to hear that she
is ill with a severe attack of measles.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Lewis AV. Kitsclman,
of 125 East Upsal street, (Jermantnwn,
announce the engagement of Sliss Ber
tha SI. Engle and Sir. Alfred Nel&ou
Budd, of this city.
Sir. .and Sirs. Harry R. Ossmnn, of
023 Atwood road, Overbrook, arc being
congratulated on the birth of n son,
Harry Retbc, Jr., February 8.
The Phi Kappa Club will entertain
at "500" on February 28 at the Bel
field Country Club. The members in
clude Miss ilarie Usher, Jliss Inez.
Tnnrltu Mro T'niil Tlnrn Misa Kfcthpr
Kibler, Sliss Ruth Rodgers, Sliss Mar
ion Deetz, Sliss Edith Hnppock, Sliss
Nan Boggs, Sirs. William Seitz. Sirs.
Bvron Reilly, Sliss Saricta Renton,
Sliss Bessie Eplett nnd Sliss Ruth Slnx-wcll.
SUSS ESTHER II. HUMPHREYS
Daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Harry B.
Humphreys, of KlflSJS'orth Fifty
fifth street, whose Abasement to
Knlph W. tlacoby, of Haddon-
Slr.
Held, .N. ,l., wits announced at a
Valentine party last evening
TIOGA
Sir. and Sirs. Peter Paschacl, of
.".035 North Fifth street, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Sliss Irnm
Slartinl Paschacl, to Sir. John Philip
Kurzekuabe, on Saturday, nt 2 o'clock
In tlie Lady Chapel, St. Patrick's
Qnthedral. New York, by the Rev. Jos
eph P. Dinecn.
An attractive Valentine 'party will be
given tomorrow evening by Sir. and
Sirs. John Week, of 1531 West Vcnnngo
street, in honor of their daughter, Miss
era Week. The decorations and fa
ors will b appropriate to the celebra
tion of St. Valentine's Day. The
guests will include SIis Olga Arrup,
Sliss Freda Stoddard. Sliss Slargarct
Schwank, Sliss Jenn Clark, Sliss Ada
line Frlngs. Sliss Adelaide Fredericks,
Sliss Dorothy DeSIott, Mr. Ralph A.
Kinckiner, Sir. Earl C. Brill. Sir.
Norval Copple, Sir. Herbert Woodburn,
Sir. Louis J. Slaslmdri, Sir. Charles
O. Hertz, Sir. Tlmrber Zeh nnd Mr.,
Robert Groff.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The annual appearance of the Trin
ity Ushers' Association social and en
tertainment will take place this eve
ning in tlie chnpel building, Eighteenth
and Wolf streets, at 8.30 o'clock.
Sliss Jean Giangiulio. of 1040 South
Seventeenth street, will be married to
Sir. Horace SI. Tate, of 1310 Castle
avenue on Monday at 4 :30 o'clock. The
ceicmony will be performed by the Rev.
Father SloShnne, The bridesmaid will
be Sliss Jennie Fnneli. and the best
man Sir. Vincent Carpinelli. A small
reception will follow the ceremony at
the home of the bride. After their wed
ding trip they will live in this city.
RUMMAGE-SALE PLANNED
Will Aid Building Fund of 3t. Ed
mund's Horie for Crippled Children
One of the largest and most extcn
slvo rummnge sales that has as jet
been planned is now under way to
take place on Starch 17, when arti
cles of every description, both useful
and ornamental, will be offered for
sale.
Under the direction of the board of
managers of St. Edmund's Home for
Crippled Children, of which Sirs.
John Slieehnu is president, a sale Is
being planned thnt-wlll not only be of
benefit to the building fund of this
organization, which Is the prlmnry
reason of the enterprise, but will be
of mutual benefit to the thousnnds of
purchasers who lealize the value oi
these sales. At the meeting, held last
week, of the conm-ittec, the following
departments were assigned to the va
rious members: Slen's clothing, Sirs.
Frnncis Pntttersou, Sliss Rawieigh ;
women's clothing, Sirs. Thomas P.
Hunter, Mrs. James Slundy. Sirs,
llermnu G. Vcttorlein. and children's
.clothing, Slis. J. SI. Quennell. Sirs.
A. N. Burke nml Sirs. Harry Crow -
I lnv. lTntu utll Vio sr.1.1 hv Miss A.
Scholes nnd Sirs. F. F. Harrison. The
jewelry department will be run by
Sirs. Pembroke Ilnrton, Sirs. Samuel
Cnstner, Jr.. nnd Sirs. W. F. Ryan,
while shoes will be sold by Sirs. Igna
tius Dobnn and Sirs. Joseph Hpel
Iiprsv. There will nlsn he nn extensive
china nnd bric-a-brac, both under the
management ot .Mrs. Anthony mrsi,
while pictures will be sold by Miss
Phelnn nnd Sirs. James Billington.
There will also be the odds and ends
counter, where Sliss Shedncker and
Sliss Adele Tack will be ussistfd by a
number of aides.
New articles will be sold at at
tractive prices by Sirs. Samuel J.
Castner and Sirs. James Pequignot.
while at the manufacturers' table new
articles will also he sold by Sirs. Charles
Hallahan, Sirs. Paul Vanncman and a
number of aides.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
A Valentine bridge party will bo
given this evening by Sir. nnd Mrs.
Hnrry C. Standbridgc, of 230 South
ptftT'-tlitrfl street. The fliestq will in-
Stfgs Madellno Dougherty, Sliss Mary
Greene. Miss Coustanco Hubbard,
SIIbm Flo Slugnler, Sliss Slargarct
Slorrlsscy, Sliss Marie Thompson,
Sliss Slargucrlto Thompson. They
will give a dance at tho Normandic In
April.
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Pageant of
WMl,eJ ACADEMY OP MUSIC
OmannOOQ nancln After Program
MONDAY EVUNIMl. 1 KlIHUAHY 10
Tickets at Ileppe's, SOc to Jl.fiO.
EITH' S
Frank Dobson & Sirens
A Melange of Mirth and Merriment
ALLAN ROGERS
Distinguished American Tenor
lOTOi WIL.TON HISTEHS; MAT
W1RTII A CO.
Tremendous flurroundlng fihoTfl
ACADEMV Seats at Heppe's, lilt) Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
TODAY I Tnmr nt I Hololat MAOQIK
at S lOmor. h ir. TIIYTK. Hnprann
Diimnnh'a & Kmmett J. Welch Jllnstrots
uuiiiuni s Alien & inn .sTitnirrs
o?,BcamNau8hty' Naughty Fetryl
METROPOLITAN OPJ'.ttA HOUBB
Monday Evening, Feb. 16 8ATB
GALL1GURGI
ONLY CONCERT ""'.on
Keats II OS Ch'stnut St. Wal. 441 Hace OT.
ACADEMY
NEWMAN
Matket St. Ah. inth. Jl A. M. to llilB Vt .
LKW CODY in First fihowlnr of
THE BELOVED CHEATER
AdJed Attrnctlon First Presentation
. "LOO OF HUDMARINH V-36"
And Initial Americanization Katur
Tin: LAND OF OPPORTUNITY"
Kent Week "Tim WILLOW TRUE"
PALACE
10 A M.
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1214 MAnur.T KTnriirr
12, 2. :ij4r,. r.:4C. 7:40. 0130 P. M.
jjaio UHHuiv i-iciuro nuprpnw
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Traveltalks I
Color Views I
Motion Pictures
TONIGHT 8ATS TOMOR. at
FRANCE VICTORIOUS"
Tickets r.Qc, 7Bc tl at Heppe's, Amph.. 2Va
CASINO
Walnutab.Sth. Mat.Todsy
SOCIAL MAIDS
With INA IIATVVOOD
and 1JLUCII luVNDORF
ORPHEUM B-SffcMSta
KgnS?r maggie pepper
FEHRUARY 10 "THE FIV13 MILLION"
TROPAnFRO stone and pillard
MirTROPOLlTAN OPERA HOtlSD
MCTllOPOLITAN OPERA COin'ANY, n. Y.
Tl IFS MMES. TAIIRAR
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THE OPKRATIC SENSATION OF THE YEAR
Keats ling Chestnut St Wal 4424; Race 67.
" Kens. Av. . Cumberland
reODieS "Hello America"
JT With LEWIS & DODY
rllFS MMES. TAIIRAI
EB. Ud?ah:lo
7 AT LL IX I K 1 RADA. r-OND.
' ' 8 MORANZONI
Fifty-third street. The cucsts will in
elude Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin GregR, Mr.
nnd Mrs. AVrndcll S. Tredick, Mr. nnd
."Sirs. B. J. Sincifccr and Mr. and Mrs.
Itollin It. Meyers.
Schlagle-Crawford Wedding
A prett wcddiiiR tool: part nt four
o'clot'U jpsttrdny aftcmon at the Christ
Itcfonncd Church. Green street, below
Sixteenth, Uien Miss Lillian B. Craw
ford, of 43.0.7 Pino street, was Riven
in marriage by her brother, Mr. J. I.
Wiekersham Ciawford. to Mr. John
Schlaglo, of IC21 North Sixteenth
street. The Uev. .Tnmcs Crawford,
father of the btide, ofiieinted, assisted
by the Rev. Hugenc I. McClain, rec
tor of the (lunch. A reception fol
lowed immediately after the ceremony
at the home ofHhe bride's brother, 401
I'ine street.
Mr. Schlagle had for his best rdan
Mr. George Herbert Millett. The ush
ers included Mr. Harry White Maloy,
Mr. James Y. Heckman. Mr. Charles
AV. Fisher, Mr. Herbert E. Amidon
and Mr. Joseph W. Henderson.
, Mr. and Mrs. Schlagle left imme
diately after the ceremony for an ex
tended wedding trip. They will be at
home after April 1 at 4337 Pine street.
Musicale and Dance
An interesting musical program fol
lowed b- a dance nt the Hellenic -Stratford
on Friday evening. February
narents Air ! 27, has been arranged by the women
sinnn of I'lIK) board of nnnagers of Samaritan Ho-
inan. 0I u pital, Brood and Outaiio streets, in aid
ROXBOROUGH
At the February card party of the
Roxborough Country Club, held at the
club house on Monday afternoon, the
guests were received by Mis. AVillinm
A'. AA'ilson. Mrs. Chailes Simpson. Mrs.
Willlnm Spink. Mrs. Ro Robinson,
Alts. Gordon Stnfford nnd Mrs. AA'nlter
Ilodson. and included Mrs. Thoinpsou,
Airs. AV. Crnmpton. Mrs. ,1. Firth, Mrs.
Ferdinand Davis. Jr., Mrs. J. DoIisod
Sehofleld, Miss Bessie Ross, Mrs. Hob
ert Hays, Mrs. Robert Havs. Jr., Miss
Pearl Hays, Mrs. John Struse, Airs.
F.rwin Alason Simpson. Mrs. Pridmore,
Airs. Short, Airs. Ipaiah Ryan, Airs. Ij.
E. Adams, Airs. ATilliam Ames, Airs.
Lindsay, Airs. Lazelle Thornton, Airs.
Willlnm Keely and Miss France.
of that institution. The program will
include solos by Air. I harles A. ircnclt,
i lip. Howell Zulick. Aliss Rachel Troo.,1.
nrifi n naner u tuu siiiuuius ui me
Teachers' College of Physical Culture j
of Temple UnUcrsity. Mrs. II. Brooker j
Mills, president ot tlie Doaru oi man
agers, assisted by Airs. II. T. Robin
son, treasurer. Airs. John C. Apple
gate, Mrs. William Bnteman. Mrs.
Luther C. Peter. Airs. E. L. Hinman,
Mrs. AA'illiam Stiik, Airs. O. Wedder
and Or. Laura Carnell, vice presidents,
hnl AIss AInv Fid AIcKean, secretary,
have the affair in ehnrgr.
Atnone the boxholders are Dr. AViliner
Kni'sen. Dr. AVajno Babcock. Mrs. II.
T. Robinson. Ur. J.utlier I'. I'etCr, Ur.
II. Brooker AlilK, Airs. Bnteman, Mrs.
Charles A. White, Aliss Welch and Mis.
Wesley M. CnsKey.
La Salle College Dance
The senior class of La Snlle Collegi
High School gave a reception and
promenade at the Bellevuc-Stratford
in the North Garden last evening, the
dance committee arranged to entertain
n large gathering of the alumni and
friends of the students. Ambng the
patronesses were Mrs. K. A. McCon
,.illn M.a .T. A. Sehmitz. M.s O llriru,
Miss'M. Conner. Airs. V. Quiun. Mis. j
P. Crane, Airs. J. li. .inricti. .urs. u.
Anderson, Mrs. B. O'Counell, Airs.
Armstrong. Mrs. G. A. Strohlein. Airs.
T. J. McBride. Airs. II. J. AVolfineton,
Mrs. Fcenv. Airs. Delos C. Hills, Airs.
X. Hayes, Airs. B. L Moranz, Airs. AV.
K. Frnnz. Airs. AI. E. Fox and Airs.
John Sullivan. '
Dinner at Rittenhouse
The "13 Club" entertain at dinmr
at the Rittenhouse this evening, at
which Airs. Frank A. Warner will
chnperonc. Later they will atttend the
dance to he given by the AInnvyn
Country Club. The members of the
33 Club are Aliss Alary Alorrisscy.
president; Aliss Ccle AI. Greene, sec
retary ; Aliss Elizabeth T. AIcAIahon,
treasurer: Aliss Claire Bradley. Aliss
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Friends nf Aliss Rosaliua M. Alur-
phv, of llazrlburst nvenue. Alerion, will
I, , ,. ,,,..,, , . pny. ot ii.izriDiirsf nvenue. .uerion, win
being Lincoln's birthday, what ' ue'simi t0 henr she is recovering fiom
i nae been better than a renri-
rautiou of "Abe" wit.li his beard
1 hoik innl and uevcr-to-be-forgot-plugh
hat"' IIi was superb and uiai
"!' In his rerral heleht. but tho
1F.W
s, not content to se only "Abe,'
,rfor,llls "flntives of both persua-
-". uu irom uie golden frame there
-.n upon us all tho Li
r ta or thought of
lticolns you
Lincoln Eyre
JJ a small mustache. Lincoln Furbush
Ha beau and I really don't think
!,. .01"' in lifo- "ut they had to re
""e the monotony ; Lincoln Acker had
S0V,ln ""istachc, and as for the
"win Ilfghnaj, far be it from me
wrv. "1litl TlieJ' c n" wax
li i au.d 'hy certainly worked. There
to doubt of that. A charming Bus-
wown, hose usual dignified de-
her recent illness. Miss JIurphy has
left for Atlantic City, where slie will
spend the Lenten mason ut thu Chal
fonte. Airs. A. C. Delaplaine, 21 Dolan load.
Bala, gave the second of heY scries of
informal card parties on Tuesday after
noon to the following guests: Mrs.
Herbert Logan. Airs. Edward Jarden,
Airs. Louis Wood, Airs. Fiank Heck
lar, Mrs. AVillinm Clear, Airs. Robwt
Farley, Airs. AVilliam Kraft, Airs-.
Charles Christine. Airs. Charles Aldied,
All s, Merrill ' Hayes, Airs. Lester
Shingle, Airs. William Lafore, Alls.
Georgi Erskinc, Airs. Robert Brown,
Mrs. Van Dornn, Aliss Bertha Kraft
and Alls. William Harvfy.
Friends of Airs.. AVilliam II. Dnhau,
Luxurious
ox Springs
Hair Mattres
ses
Dougherty's
Faultless Bedding
'W2 CHESTNUT STREET
Buy Bedding you
know is tho best
This is what every wise and
thrifty householder will do today.
With good mutcrials and depend
able workmanship scarce, and tho
market overflowing with inferior
poods, it will not pay to take
chances with quality or your
comfort. In' spite of conditions,
Dougherty's have not and will
not lower their standards.
Dougherty bedding is "Fault
less" and represents unequalled
value, economy and comfort.
I.UjorloiM nox Sprlnr, Unliable
Hair Mattretiei, Mnlioirniir Iltd
trsdn, Hruaa Iltdi, Hntlll. Down
Vurnltur. I-ninps, Dainty Illnnket
nnd Comfortal.les, Wlilta llnain!
Muraary Atceaaorlra, ctr,, etr.
f Adjoining the d0lPmi Walnut St. J
Q Intnee xiiiaMn jmZr W Vk-V mrr Ratmaan I
i jr dfr M 0 I III
iHotel ft J' Jr AM 12th&13thi
122Q-22-24 Walnut Street
Final Clearance
Afternoon and Evening i
- Dresses
J Reduced to Cost wmmi 1
IU ' Satins, Taffetas and Georgettes, in vMfl ' '
almost all colors, including black, navy and ftPM l'1
flesh. All sizes, but only one or two of a LA Wjjk I
They were up to $65,00, now el if
$25&$35 ' .
No Exchanges None Sent on Approval I I
(ibtoi$3
PARIS
NEW YORK
1422 WALNUT- S7.
PHILADELPHIA
QCemporarp (uarter
'EVERYWOMAN"
, Nxt Week NORMA TAIMADOn
In "A DAUOHTKU OI'" TWO WOni.D3"
AR C A D I A
. , CHESTNUT BELOW 1TH
10 AM; 12. 2. ."l:4r, DMn, 7.4n. n:30 P. M.
TOM MOORE "T1,i: OAY
Noxt Wfek, nobt. Warwl-k In "Jark Stra"
V Tct 0 R I A
Market Hlrt Above Ninth
.. 0 A. SI. 'lO 11 lis P. M.
TOM MIX in 'THE FEUD"
xZl-tZ a' ss,ra?'yCLi.r
CAPITOT
m a ut 7.?4 JIAriKDT TI111ET'
KATt15K'5 .MCDONALD and TlioilAB
MElOltA n "PTft- i-nitMnrntirtTi".
e' Week. EL81K JAN1S In "Tlin IMp'5
PT7r'T7TT MARKCT ST Bel. 17T1I
rILvjljlN I nnvANT washburn in
m. ,TOO MUCH jOHNSON"
11 A M to 11 P. M.
MAHKUT STREET
AT JUNIPER
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
HORACE GOLDIN & CO.
Burns A. KIsKfii In "Hungarian Rhapsody'
BROADWAY Broad and Snyder Avs.
murtu w r l )fi (1.4ri Bnd 9
&i,1& GOING SOME"
WM. FARNUM ,w? U, ..
CROSS KEYS JtAKI1?T1 8J-Arj S0TH
"TOO MANY HUSBANDS"
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rHILADELPIIIA'M LKADINO THEATHE3
Direction Lituu . j. j, siiuumic
BAM SHURFRT NIGHTS. 8:1B
s. nDcrvi Mat Toraor at S.,R
A Ilevuslcal Comedy ot N. Y 's Latin Quartter
NevJ
' EiCaritan otd
until our
Salons in
for us we ill occupy the second floor of our
present building at 1422 Walnut Street, -where -we
will close out tne remainder of our Winter
Fashions at very decided reductions and show our
New Fashions for Spring.
We Will Remove to the Ritz-Carlton
as Soon as Alterations
Are Completed.
with FRANCES WHITE and
JAMES WATTS, TED LEWIS,
ADA rORMAN. AL HERMAN AND
20 TAMOUS ARTISTS MODELS
T VRTP Last 2 Nights at 8:20
Li 1 I1V Last Mat. Tomor., 2:20
ALICEBRADY
rERSONALLT. IN
"FOREVER AFTER"
Next
Week
SEATS NOW SELLING
WILLIAM
BONW1T TELLER &, CO.
Ohe Spedatu ShfyfOriauialiontx
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
FOR SATURDAY
FUR COATS AND WRAPS
AT FINAL REDUCTIONS
Prior To Closing Department
For The Season
Taupe Marmot Coats: Nutria collar and cuffs,
full ripple model 30 inches long. "B f ((
(Formerly 195.00) vf. W
Leopard Cat Coats: Taupe Marmot collar, cuffs
and border in a full ripple sports "B j A AA
model. (Formerly 195.00) A V.UV
French Seal Coats: In full ripple30-inch sports
models. (Formerly ,ft'1zl OO
Taupe Nutria Coats: Full ripple sport models,
with large cape collar, cuffs and border. Some
with large Opossum collars. 1KC flfi
(Formerly 295.00) A VV
Hudson Seal Coats: (Dyed Muskrat). Full 30
inch sports models, of selected OAK OO
Skins. (Formerly 325.00) Ci'iJlV
Scotch Mole Coats: Full ripple sports model, of
fine selected skins. (Formerly OR A f(
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats: (Dyed Muskrat).
Sports model with natural squirrel collar and
cuffs. (Formerly 9 f(
450.00) JUJ JJ
Hudson Seal Coats: (Dyed Muskrat). Full rip
ple 36-inch model with large shawl collar and
belt of self fur. (Formerly Eif! OO
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats: (Dyed Muskrat,
selected skins) . Full ripple models with beaver
collars and cuffs. (Formerly OCA aa
Natural Squirrel Coats: Dark blue pelts, 32 inches
long, full ripple model with collar, cuffs and
border of self fur. (Formerly OfiA f(
Natural Squirrel Coats: 36-inch, long full ripple
moaei wnn couar, cuns ana ooraer or sell iur.
SW 450.00
695.00)
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HODGE.
IN HIS BIGGEST SUCCESS ,
"The Guest of Honor"
AHPl PUT NlBhtd at 8:1.1 Sham
l A. iL III No ne seatd durinc
rotoe-i.e
MAT. TOMORROW AT 2:15
Tho Monarch of Melodramas
THE
CRIMSON ALIBI
With Original Cast and Production
CHESTNUT ST opera house
MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 IS
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WITH 1nO- CAST
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IN HER CYCLONE Or MIR1 1!
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