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flamy Wynne Talks of the Skating Club and the Plans
"for the DevohShowMrs. Charles Stewart Wurts's
Dancing Class Has Fancy Dress Meeting
AVE you been out to the Ice Pal-
e vi know the Philadelphia
m. w Club has taken" it for Mqnday
BMtln.r1nr afternoons frbm GI30
H
b 5 Thursday afternoons frbm GI30
B?ii7. TO o'clock. The first mcctinR
ff the year Ui held on Thursday, and
!LLS was. there. They really have
J" "m . I
ndcrful space, and the lea is kept
i. .nlend (I conomou. ui. i..o
JnuTte . wonder in the way of skater,
Si1.-- know that? 'And on Thursday
! Ted Paul and Mrs. Alec nrna
"St nu there skating beautifully. It'
I,. Zv had a fall or two; bu,t they
"jtS Tnranll looked perfectly-charm-InHn
a tan spirts coat and accordion
Sfatod,klrt .of tho same color. Sho
wore a wMc rost Scft.rf' nnd thu ,CU?
Tf her suit were p,tho same shado of
JL.eolorcd cloth, whilo her lint was a
i,m o'shantcr of tan cloth. Mrs. Paul's
costume was of rose and tun check, nnd
Ur hat was a tarn model of old rose.
Mrs. Blllie Clothier looked stunning
In' a pepper-and-salt skirt nnd black
cost She took the coat off. and woro
in its stead a white sweater for skating.
H,p hat was a black mushroom shape.
Another very pood-looking costume
was worn by Mrs. Joe Chapman, a.ono
nlfee frock of black ant! a small black
E,t with winss. Mrs. Ward B. Nor
ton also had a Very smart suit. The
rtlrt was a black nnd white plaid,
rather lartfe, and the coat. was of black
T.Tet. Her hat was'bf velvet, and she
wore white furs, which she disenrded,
of course, while skating. Mrs. Harri
,oa Caner arid Mrs., George Wharton
Petper were among the, spectators.
Mr. Caner is chairman, of the club,
T0U know, and the other officers nre
Vr John F- I'ewii, Joseph Chapman,
Curtis Clay, John Evans, Stanley Ilog
ers and II. C. Potter, Jr., treasurer.
Among the members of the club are
Mrs. Lincoln Godfrey, Jr., Cecily
Barnes, tho John Gilpins. Miss Esther
Lloyd, the John B. Hastingscs, Marga
,etta Dixon, Mnrgarctta Sharpless,
Mrs. Harrison Smith, the F. W. Sar
cpnts, the J. N. Pew, Jrs., Gertrude
Pancoast, the King Wninwrights, Clem
Wood, the Wistcrs nnd several others.
Among tho best men skaters I .should
say are Louis Parsons, Dr. George "W.
N'orrls, Walter Thayer. Francis Cres
son, Charlie Davis. Charlie Meyers,
Harry fiaurencc, Ted Paul nnd Maurice
Tilden. ...
It's really a dandy club, nnd the
members certainly have a wonderful
time. They were all trying all kinds
of stunts on Thursday. There'll be
.mother meeting on Monday afternoon
at the same hour.
DOESN'T it seem funny that plans
are really well Under 'way already
for the Devon horse show.? You see,
ihe women have tho Country Fair nnd
liaiaar in charge, and when so much
has to be done to mako that a success
they really do have to start long before
the time, which, after nil, is not so very
nunv weeks off.
Mrs Archibald Barklie, who is n
wonder as an organizer, and Mrs. Alex
ander Brown arc the chairman and vice
rhuhman respectively of the fair. Mrs.
I! I'enn Smith made such a wonderful
iirce1 of the rummage sale last year
ihat he ha, been asked to take charge
again and there arc wonderful promises
et marvelous things for her stall.
Mrs. Billio Clothier is to be chairman
ot the show's publicity committee, nnd
Mrs. Paul JIills, who is in the South
bill will return shortly, is in charge of
tie boxes.
Ion know Mrs.' Mills took Jessie and
liaM Da Costa down South with her
(hildren and they planned to stay sev
eial weeks.
MRS. WURTS had the fancy-dance
meetine of the class last nichr. nnd
"ally the little girls were the sweetest
'bings. I don't suppose they would
thank me for calling them little girls,
because they range in age from fourteen
to seventeen, but they are so sweet and
young and did have such a good time.
mere were several dinners before the
party and there was a cotillon as usual.
Among those who entertained at dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Paxson
for Louis1 Buchp. the dniiirhtpr nf Mr.
and Mrs franklin Bachc ; Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joseph Wayne for their daughter. Eliza-
beth Wavne : Mrs. Jones Wister for
ker granddaughter, Louisa Strawhridge;
the Clayton McElroys for Elizabeth : in
tact, it seemed to be a day for Louisas
and Klirabcths, for Elizabeth Siter, too,
is to hnve a dinner given by her mother,
Mrs, Ilolllnesworth Siter. Thon thn
Ton Ashtoni cave n riinnnr fnr Minle
on Billio. It was certainly a fine party.
NANCY WYNNE.
ery nnd Mr. John McArthur Harris.
Jr.
Aliss Mary P. Bartow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joslah B. Bartow, -of
Chestnut Hill, will bo the guest of
honor at a dinner to be given by her
parents this evening nf tlin rtrpnn
Dragon before the Saturday Evening
Dancing Class.
Miss Elizabeth Halton Fackler, of
Lansdowne, will give a tea for Mrs,
James Pennnefc TTnnWInti nt rtimatn-
who will be remembered as' Miss Con
stance Warren, of Carlisle. P, nnd
Mrs. Guy Kcndig Fackler, of Atlanta,
-, ALONG THE.'mAINvLINE'' ..
.Mr- and Mrs. William' Liviflgston, of
Woodsldo avenue, Narborth. have as
their guest. Miss Jennie Willetts, of
Huntipgto.n, Long Island.
Miss Esther Buck, of Bay City,
Mich, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
Bradley, of Essex avenue,. Narbirth,
Mr. Vnd Mrs. Ernest Searing, Mai
wya road, Merion, have returned home
after, a short visit to New York.
GERMANTOWN
JThe Delta Tnu Sorority wiH.hold its
annual Easter dance at the Belfield
Country . Club on Monday cveningl
April 5.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Witttntn Tttimnliivrc
-will give another of their" series pf
imiurM. prcccaeu oy uinner. at 'tno
BcIfieJd Country Club, on Wednesday,
Hie Baptist, Young Pe6pleV Union
of tho Secdnd Baptist Church, JJpsal
street at Gcrmantown avenue, 'gave a
St. Valentine party in Cummtngs' Hall,
in the chapel, on Thursday evening.
Miss Frances Morgan, of 310 West
Seymour street, will entertain the mem
bers of tho Beta Alpha Beta Sorority,
Beta Chapter, at her home this after
noon. Her guests include Miss Eleanor
Knipe, Miss Elsie Edwards, Miss
Eleanor AVilkie. Miss Marian Oily,
Miss Marjorie Watson, Miss Eleanor
Gross, Miss Elizabeth Page and Miss
Camllle Phistcr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold H. D. Balbir
nie. of Wayne and Chelten nvennes. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Balbirnie to Mr. Hu
bert Victor Ross, of Michigan, on Sat
urday. February 14. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ross are on their wedding trip through
the New England states.
Miss Isabel Chanel! will entertain
informally at her home this aftcrr.jon.
Her guests will lie members of the Delta
Delta Sorority, Eda Chanter, and will
include Miss Violette Barrett, Miss
Mildred Willoughby. Miss L6uise Fir-'
mln, Miss Elizabeth Littjewood, Miss
Alice Laurent, Miss Marguerite Whart
man, Miss Dorothy Christy, Miss Su
sanne Berger. Miss Anno Eastburn nnd
Miss Katharino Williams.
The Delta Sigma Sorority of the
Germantown High School. Beta Chap
ter, is giving a leap year invitation
dance at the Citv Club this evening.
Miss Eleanor Park is chairman of the
dance committee.
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MISS MARY TVNDALE
BRIDE OF G. TATUM
Wodding of Miss Minnie Lornor
and Mr. H. Sacks Takes
Place This Evening
NAVY YARD NOTES
Colonel1 and Mrs. William O. Smith
will give a buffet supper Sunday eve
ning at their home, 2409 South Twenty-first
street. Among the guests will
be Commander and Mrs. Homer Ilincs
Norton, Commander and Mrs. R. C.
Davis, Mrs. George A. Vroom and Dr.
and Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. Helen D. Sawyer gave an
informal bridge party on Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 2125 Por
ter street. The guests were: Mrs. Wil
liam O Smith, Mrs. George V. Vroom,
Mrs. N. Price Amon, Mrs. R. C. Dnvls,
Mrs. Homer Hines Norton. Mrs.
Thomas Cochran and Mrs. E C. Lee
dom. Mrs. Dirkins, wife of Chaplain H. C.
Dickins, U. S. N., gave a small lunch
eon and bridge at her home, 2114 Shunk
street, on Thursday. Among the guests
were airs. lUinor, Airs. Williams, airs.
Henry Porter and Mrs. R. C. Davis.
.Mrs. William Gown, 2018 Shunk
street, gave a small informal bridge on
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Andrews, wife of Admiral Philip Andrews.
...MISS EMILYvCOOKMAN Photo'by Bachwch. .'
Who ira popular member of'tho school set, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William. II. CooUman, of Gcrmantown . ,
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES'
Owing to the recent death of the
brides mother. Mrs. John Stmthcrs,
the y tiding of Miss Helen von Ij.
Struthers, of Tenth and Clinton
'"' and Mr. Alexander H. Scott,
. t1 , South Rittenhouse Square, will
? ,p. ,co ouielly today, at the home of
tte bride. The ct-remony will be per
formed by the Rev. Floyd W. Tom
Kins pas-tor of Holy Trinity Church.
ino will be no reception. After a
Redding trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott will
"ve at Tenth and Clinton streets.
Mips Marv Trotter Goodman, debu
tante daughter of Mrs. Howard E. Sea
YJ V1'l be the guest of honor nt a the-
-...' iMirtv louowcfi by supper nt the
Vr 1rIl2n ,0 be B'vcn b-v Mr- nn(l
f u ,VvTCi' Simpson, of Lynedock,
Overbronlt, on April fi,
Mr and trs. Morris h. Clothier, of
ualremont Villanova, will give a din
tV", lnnnr of their daughter, Miss
i.vdin f lothler, on April 0. at the Belle
"if Mr.-.tford
ls fiertrutl.. Ely left today for a
"lh in Vvf Mexico. During her nb
r,M. ;hnirmnnshlp of the Philadel-
0Mmet w,ll be filled by Mrs. Henry
Jeanen, of 2012 Spruce street.
rtvul'h. nar,ol'J, ffaines nnd her small
nreMm,r,i?fii8f1? Anderson street,
a lil tni':,left, J'cterday to spend
week in Atlnntlc City.
James' W' .Hirjiti daughter of Mrs.
ivtwie i.rILr8t: ,f 7i Germantown
e "I Jim1 ?ester('n5' to spend several
M rl P "' WJ'mlngton, Del.
land MHttrl? n.0!1,ehurst f Cumber
HollintThi'i '?- vi,stin' Mr- and Mrs.
tlfi Ifa ?,, Taylor- o st- Jrar
Ethol M y,is onKOB'mcnt to Miss
V Ls .rc ?,lon' ot Schenectady, N.
has recently been announced.
U meefttMd5r E"Di?s nanelug Class
UonaM iih "elievu-Stratford, Mr.
'otllloS nSi' fi'mnn, will lead the
Jo enh I?,'1 ,wlU b nssiHtfl ty Mr.
ttef'sil- ThmaS nbb' aml
..Mr Isanp w.i . t.i,.,i, ..
nenln,,'llu('utertn'n at dinner this
Marv T 15.hol,,or,"f i'i daughter. Miss
fte uSfl I?v,('n1nK Dancing Class.
Paii; mu ''," nol,1(ift Miss Prlscllla
"ertrud'1 a" vel?.n Drujton. Miss
num.i?0"' Mr. Edward 8. W. Far-
"MrV llr fUry B'.l'BBeoBbt. Jr., Mr,
-Ji PiiJ arUboro(, Mr. VAy.ari Sydpn-
" I ... Mr. Thomas It, Moutgom,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Scbauer, of 1817
North Sixth street, announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Rose
Ursula Schauer, to Mr. Richard Allen
Supplee, of this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Abraham Lerner, of
2100 North Eleventh street, gave a
dinner last evening at their home for
their daughter, Miss Minnie Lerner,
and Mr. Harry Sacks, whose wedding
will take place tonight, the bridal party
and out-of-town guests.
Miss Jessie Powell, of 2222 Wallace
street, entertained the following at
ranis on Monday afternoon ; Miss Silvan
G. Hurlick, Miss Armc da Ireland,
Miss Florence Potts, Miss Anna Ire
land, Mrs. H. T. Cornell. Mrs. N. H.
Ptevens, Mrs. Alfred II. Williams, Mrs.
flnrinda Armstrong, Mrs. Theodore
Itorden, Mrs. John Goodfellow. Mrs.
Robert Snyder, Mrs. John D. Ellis and
Mrs. Nelson Sailer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Everett
Conine, of 4757 North Twelfth street,
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Joseph Everett Conine,
Jr., on February 14.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick G. Geiger,
formerly of 31.14 Diamond street, will
entertain the Neighbors' Club this eve
ning nt their new homo in West Phila
delphia. Mi- nml Mrs. Anron flstrow. of 1422
North Seventh street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Nan
Ostrow, to Mr. Charles Einhorn.
Mrs. Barry Eagan, of North Seven
teenth street, will entertain nt bridge
on Monday afternoon at her hpme.
Mrs. Louis Eschher, of 2004 North
Park avenue, has returned from Far
Rockaway, N. Y., where she was the
guest of her son-in-law nnd daughter,
Rabbi and Mrs. Isaac Landman.
Miss Florence Davis, of Fifteenth
end Diamond streets, has as her guest
for several weekH Miss Margaret 11
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA,,,
Mr. Jack Donowitzv will entertain
Sunday evening at the home Of his
parents, 1321 South Fifth street, n't" a
masked lcap-vear party, to ber'lvcn
in honor of Miss Edith Abrnms. Among
the guests will be Mis Dorothy Sat
tenstein, Mrss Sara Rose, Miss Sara
Pastcan. Miss Ida Grcenblat, Mr. Al
Rose, Mr. Al Jacobs, Mr. Milton
Reese and Mr. Herman Levin.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Baker, ol
2210 South Garnctt street, will enter-'
tain at an informal reception to be
given this evening at their home 'in
honor of the sixteenth birthday of their
daughter, Miss Edythe E. Baker. Their
guests will include Miss Marie Waugh,
Miss Eleanore, Eiggins, Miss Mary
Cameron, Miss Adele Murphy, Miss
Kathryne Mulcachy, Miss Margaret
Walsh, Miss Mary Djve"r, Miss Inez
Macneal, Miss Surac Hancen, Miss
Edythe Shule. Miss Anna Hancen,
Miss Alico MrCnbc. Miss Katherino
McGonigle, Miss Helen Mnclutyre,
Miss,. Martha Monty. Miss Alice Koe
blin,"Miss Adelaide Koeblin, Miss Mar
garet Bates. Miss Anna Alhrecht, Mrs.
Benjamin Hinkle. Mrs. William Hln-
klc, .Mrs. C. ICoebllu, Mrs.' C. Hag
man' Mrs. Thomas Hansen, Mr.
Joseph Waugh. Mr. William Gilmore,
Jr., Mr. Jay Carney, Mr-. 'John Brady,
Mr. Joseph JSaTr, Mr. -Albert ' Mc
Olynn, ' Mr. George Dougherty, Mr.
Theodore Anderson, Mr. Charles Gu
deio, Mr. Arthur Baker, Mr. Robert
Shule, Mr. J. McGowan, Mr. C. Hag
man, Mr. W. H. Baker, Jr.. Mr, Clin
ton Koeblin. Mr. Frank McDermott,
Mr. Hugh Ilngerty, Mrs. James Britt,
Mr. J. R. Smltcher, Mr. George Han
sen, Mr. S. C. Hansen, Mr. R. Mc
Clintock, Mr. John Tumbelty and Mr.
Robert McGiriley.
The Rotary Club entertained nt a
luncheon given nt the Bellcvuo-Strat-ford
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Iluhn have
returned from their wedding trip in
Atlantic City. Mrs. ilium will Do re
membered ns Miss Anna V. Hhlpin.
Miss Margaret Grace, of 2o20 South
Brond street, will entertain friends from
Clifton over the week-end.
Mrs. J. Farrell. of 2347 South Car
lisle street, has returned from Atlan
tic City, where she was recuperating
from tier recent illness.
Friends of Miss Margaret Esola, of
2429 South Hicks street, will be glad
to learn that she is recuperating from
her recent illness.
Tho annual hop of the Philadelphia
Dis-trict Oidnance Department was held
on Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt,
Twentieth and Chestnut streets.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Miss Anna Isaucson, of 3010 Berks
street, entertnined tho members of the
It. B. D. Sowing Circle on Thursday
evening. Among those present were
Miss Sadye Scharf, Miss Glndjn Gins
berg, Miss Minnie Rubin, Mits Bella
Rubin, Mrs. Samuel Greenberg, Mrs.
Frederick Abrams, Miss Edith Chertag
and Miss Jean Lossy.
Mrs. Jacob Mandel, who is now living
with her son at 3218 Diamond street,
recently celebrated her eightieth birth
day. Mrs. Mandel's friends will bo glad
to learn she is convalescing from un ac
cident she met with several months ago.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr, and Mrs, Charlen Millar will
cutertalu at u tumliy dinner or rorty-
iiie covers in lienor ot Mr. Miller's six- I
tieth birthday uuulversury, which fulls
on February 20. 'I'hu celebration will
bo held ou tiuuday evunluji ut lliu homo
of Sir, and Mis. Alphouso Miller, 404
South Forty-second street. Among the
out-of-town guests expected to attend
will bo Mr. und Mis. JL. Eisemunu, Mr.
uud Mrs. Edwin Wolf, Mr. uud Mrs.
H. Uiossuer, Mr. arid Mrs. II. Miller
uud Mr. Charles Newman, alt of New
ork.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mrs. P. II. Piaget, Miss Ermu Hope
Piuget and Miss Lucille Victoria Piaget,
of 211 Jumalca avenue Flushing, Long
Island, me spending the week-end as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, Qehriug
Harkneds, of Queen lane.
D. Conley, Mrs. Hv Hebranb and Mrs.
Elmer C. Taylor.
" Mr, and Mrs. Lewis J. Gruber, Jr.,
have returned from Washington and will
be at home at 731 Northeast Boulevard.
The bride was Miss Gertrude F. Seltz.
The engagement of Miss Ethel
Schurch, 2129 West Venango street,
and Mr. John F. Buchanan, of Chestnut
Hill, was announced this afternoon nt
a tea given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Schurch in honor pi their daughter nnd
forty- of'her friends. ,Mr. Buchanan was
for two years in ttio flying 'service in
Efance.
MANAYUNK4
The Mothers' and'Teachers' Associa
tion of the Ashland, School, West
Manayunk, held a meeting on Wednes
day evening. The program' which w'asi
followed by a social hour, included nn'
address on "Education" by Mr. C.
A. Rudolph ; an informal talk by Mr.
William' Downs, president of the West
Manayunk school board, nnd vocal and
instrumental music. Mrs. Robert Wil
liamson, president of the organization,
presided. There were 250 guests. '
Miss Eleanor Burns, of the American
Collcce for Girls at Constantinople, will
speak of her experience durinp the war J
luuiuiiuw uLiefuuun in iuv XMrfii x'res
byterion Church, of which her father,
the' late Rev. Charles Burns, D. D.,
w as at one time rector.
The marriage of Miss- Mary Tyn
dale, daughter of thcJate Mr, and Mrs,
RoblnBon Tyndale. ot Media, to Mr.
George. Tatum, ,of Plnlnfield. N. J.,
will take place at 0.30 o'clock this
evening nt the Presbyterian Church of
Media. Thn Rnv. S. Harner Leener.
'rector of the church, will perform the
ceremony. Tho bride, uttired In a
white Isatlu and brocade gown, with
tulle veil, will be, given in marriage
by her brother. Mr, Robinson TyDdale.
Miss Elizabeth Tyndale will attend her
fdfter as maid of 'horlor and, the brides
maids will b Miss' Amanda Leeper,
Miss Mary Totem. Mlsa Emily Jones
and Miss Maebelle Hough, of Media.
The maid of "honor will weer tur
quoise blue nnd the 'bridesmaids apricot
gowns nnd hats. The bridegroom will
have as best man Mr. Branson Sat
terthwaite, of Lansdowne, and as
ushers Mr. John Iatlmcr, of Media;
Mr. Norris Satterthwnttc, of Lans
downe; Mr. Pierce Sherry and Mr.
Clarence Hartzell. A small reception
will follow the ceremony at the home
of the bride's aunt, Miss Mary Wirz,
North Monroe street, Media. After a
wedding trip to Boston Mr. and Mrs.
Tatem will live In Swarthmore, where
they are building a home.
SACKS LERNER
A wedding of interest in this city
and in Baltimore is that of Miss Minnie
Lerner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Abra
ham Lerner. of 2109 North Eleventh
street, and Mr. Harry Sacks, of Balti
more, which will take place this eve
ning at Grand Hnll, 412-414 Wharton
street, with the Rev. A. Winokur offi
ciating. The bride will be given in mar
riage by ber father, nnd will wear a
gown ot white baronet satin' nnd rare
lace, with a veJl ot tulle held In place
,with a wreath of lilies of the valley. A
shower of orchids. Bride's roses and 111-
jcs.otthe valley. will bet carried. Miss
Site, Eefper, the bride's "sister,' will be
maid of honor, and will wear a -gown
of orchid pink satin 'veiled with orchid
tulle, embroidered with spangles, with
a tulla hat to match. The bridesmaids
will bo Miss Cecelia Rappaport and Miss
Fannie Bernstein, of: Long 'Island,' and
Miss Bepsie Hlrschberg,'. of this city.
They will wear gowns of pink satin
veiled with pink tulle. Tyith their tulle
hats trimmeid with pink roses. Each
will carry a s-hower of pink roses. Miss
Gertrude Mass and Miss Dorothy Ler
ner, the flower girls, will wear pink
ntissv willow taffeta frocks, and their
flower baskets will hold Sweetheart
roses. Master Sidney Mass will be ring
bearer. .Mr. Sacks will have for best man. Mr.
Harry Bernstein, pf Long Islapd, and
his ushers will include Mr. Morris
Merian, Mr. Herman Switkiri and,.Mr.
William Rotter. A reception will fol
low the ceremony. Mr. Sacks and Mb
Jiride will leave on a short trip, and
win De at nome niter marcn at j.ox-i
Fllngluss avenue, Baltimore. .,
LEFFINGWELL CTJLEEN ,
An interesting wedding will be tol
emnized 'this evening in St. Matthew's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Eight
eenth street and Girard avenue, when
Miss Rebecca Cullen, daughter of Mrs.
James P. Cullen, of-2218 West Estaugh
street, will be married to Mr. Warren
C. Leffingwell. of-034 North Fifty -seventh
street. Tho ceremony will be per
formed by the, rector, the Rev. C. 'II.
,Kee,se. 'ihe brute wjll weaj her trav
eling suit of dark blue, with a blue hat
to match. Immediately! after the quiet
service Mr. and Mrs. Leffingwell will
leave on their trip. Upon their return
they will bo nt homo at 034 North Fifty -seventh
street.
NATTERS ARTMAN
The homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
Artman. Windsor and Wynncwood ave
nues, Wynnewood, will be tho scene of
a very pretty wedding this eve
ning, when their daughter, Miss Vera
Artman, will become the bride of Mr.
William Natters, of Philadelphia. The
ceremony will be performed by tho Rev.
Thomas Natters, of Pittsburgh, uncle
of the bridegroom.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father, will wear a gown of
georgette crepe and carry a shower
bouquet of sweet peas. Sho will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Marion Art
man, as maid of honor. The best man
will be Mr. Harvey Kccsports, of Phil
87TH LAUNCHING AT YARD
CLASSIC INTERPRETATIONS T
BY MARY D. STEWART CHARM
Oak Lane Girl Makes Highly Favorable Impression in Debut
in Program Presented at the Philadelphia Theatre
S. S. Conejos Is Christened by Mrs.
L. H. Porter
The 8. H. Conejos, the eighty-seventh
ship constructed by the American In
ternational Shipbuilding Corporation
for the United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation at tho
Iiog Island shipyard, was launched
this afternoon.
Mrs. I... H. Porter, of 3014 Chestnut
street, wife of the marine superintend
ent of the shipbuilding company, christ
ened the vessel with champagne,
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson picked tho namef
for the vessel. Captain Porter, hus
band of the sponsor, has been in charge
of the seventy-three successful trial
runs mode by the ships constmcted at
Hog Island.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Philip 8 Frybenrer Detroit. Mich., and
jcai-mia u. sciuerzooa. ztu w. 'ruipe
hocken Bt
Bernard Mofenson, 1600 N. 7th st . o-ntl
Anna Ilobln. 1609 N, 7th. at.
Howard C. Helllntr. 8440 FranUford ave..
and nvadfna F. Iloyta, 2001 Paotflc at
Frank W. Qllmor. Willow drove. .Pa., and
Lillian Dixon, Willow Orove, Pa.
Arthur Turner. Camden, N. J., and Emma
Anaerow: 404 uraiE si,
Chnrlea Amodel. 1421 Arch utreet, and
Myrtle Z. Freeman, 3028 N. 11th at.
James A. Alkjns. 1S27 Caitle avenue, and
Loul3 A Iammertz. 330 S. 42d st.
Benjamin B Wlillama. 1720 Christian St..
and Martha E. Jackson. 123S Lombard Bt.
Edward B E!ea. 3232 N. 17th St.. and
Marian E. Bchmltt. 1007 Wallace st
Samuel Testier. 34A McKean St., and Iloba
Brauntteln. 329 Wilder st.
Rosallo Mendow. 727 8. 16th St., and Mary
WrlBht. 008 8. 17th st.
Abraham Baum. Washington,. D. C., and
Katharine Htnchlstn. 3030 N. ICth st.
James Kern, 3048 Oxford at., and Aunes II
Hill 149 N Gross street
William N. Miller, 4041 N. Rth St. and
Esther Bowles. 4211 N. Reeso st.
Solomon a Nlble. 2027 N. 16th St.. and
Hutan M, Doollttle. 8027 N 18th st j
Francis J. Lotanl. 165 B Oith St., and
Marcaret M. arlffiths. 1T21 vine st.
Edwfird A. Uarelcs. 17.15 Edirawood st , and
Helen B. Kuhnle. 81S Rublcam ave.
Louis Pariah 020 Spruce st . and Golds
nAlKrr S20 HnniCA St.
Charles (J. aeorsre, 4j!p Walnut st
With a progrnm of "Classic1
Thought," Miss Mary Duncan Stew
art, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. O. W.
Stewart, of Oak Lone, made her formal
debut yesterday as an interpreter of
classic characters of ancient Greece, old
.Tnpan, India and modern America.
The Philadelphia Theatre was crowd
ed with friends and critics, who came
in a friendly mood that was not changed
by Miss Stewart's performance.
Dnrtnir trip first nart of tllC Drocram.
Miss Stewart seemed a little conscious
of her poses, sometimes changing from
one attitude to another with mechanical
care. She expressed well the humility
of a young girl in the presence or nato
and the scene from Sophocles' "An
Hcrinn" was difficult and well done.
The pictures from old Japan were
beautifully staged and tho singing of a
Japanese song helped to liven a pro
gram that had, up to that time, been
very sad. In this part of the jirogram
Miss Stewart was assisted by Kltajlmu,
who played a Japanese instrument as
accompaniment for Mfas Stewart's
songs,
Following "A Drop of Dew," trans
lnted by Lnfcadio Hcarn, oud "Or.
shima," the story of n disappointed
youth of Japan, there came oevttral word
pictures of religious and philosophic
India, with n song in Sanskrit.
Even in the last part of the program,
given over to modern thought, the name
heavy tone continued except in the see"
otid number, where for the first time
Miss Stewart allowed her youthful
spirit to sparkle in "Fifteen Acres,"
by James Stephens.
The stave arrangements and the cos
tuming were carefully worked out and
Miss Stewart showed control nnd grace
in her work. Her enunciation was clear
and her voice carried well.
Mrs. Stewart received and the usher
were sir friends of Miss Stewart:
Misses Vivian Bartlet, Cathlccn IWtes.
Anne Stewart, Theodosla Cooper, Elea
nor Jardon and Anna Wall.
KERN AN FUND NEARLY $1750
Mayor Plans Bank Account for
"Whistling Cop's" Widow
Tjio general fund for the benefit of
Mrs. Matthew Kernan, widow of the
"Whistling Cop," has, reached nearly
$1750.
Contributions totaling So30 have
reached Mayor Moore's office, and the
Mayor hopes to send a representative
with Mrs. Kernan to start a Dantt ac
count within a few days. In addition
to the money sent to tue Mayor's oince,
S137 has been received by the Eveninq
Public Iiedoeii, $5S0 by other news
naners and more than $409 by the Key
stone Automobile Club.
Many contributors have expressed the
hope that tho fund would be sufficient
for airs. Kernan to invest, in some man
ner to aid her children for several years.
rather than just ti. spasmodic effort to
give her a small amount of cash for the
present.
Recent contributions received by the
Evening Public Ledger, include :
C. C. Coolbaugh $5.00
An Admirer of Matthew Kernan.. t.00
A Friend 1.00
LMrs. E. Hummel 1.00
Miss iiuen ilummel l.uo
Bessie H Waller. 4841 Walton ave
2UU ..
Joseph Kelly.
Baaie owiki
and
and
and
and
and
f
Albrlaht at
urt. 2C50 Trenton ave.
Itussell IS. Campbell. 5752 Filbert st
CaSta k RuV 57BS Filbert st.
Charles Coulter. 2309 W Somerset st
Helen Strlttmatter. Camden. N. J.
William F. Watters. 1719 N. 61st at
Vera M. Miller, warbertn 1'a.
Walter C Holden 2052 N. 33d st.. and Ma
tilda Rens, 30(17 N Stlllman st.
Herman Good, 2314 N. Bonsall st , and
Mab-lls Werrlck. 11028 Walloce st.
CharleTW Driver Kennett Square, Pa., and
Emma V. Craig. Kennett Square, Pa.
William B. Knlttte. PottsUUe Pa . and N.l
lle V. Yoder. Canvlen N J.
Charles M, Grass. 2037 Porter St., and Eliza
beth A Thomson. 200 E Gravers lane
rrederlck M. Moseley, 1707 S 21 St.. and
Lottie M Dockery. 2024 Watklns st.
Edward Tntes. 2351 Christian Bt , and Mar.
saret Chance. 231 Tree st.
Howard M. Lees, 1217 Hamilton st. and
Ueatrlce Bu'-ii. 1217 Wood st.
Louis B, Ullatta. New Tork city, and Marie
E. Mereiek. 409 Orlnnna ut.
William McK. White. 1535 N'nudaln st . and
Ida II. Hatch Lnkewood. N. J.
Joseph S. Bell. Portsmouth. Va.. and Ida J.
Hudson. 1028 S. 13th st. derson Millville N J Harrv finrsVv
Claudj H. -VVastwood Alientown. Pa. and Si i ' .1 , (,""3 V1
Dorothy a. McHrearty, f32l C et. Loatesviile, ra., and Alice Christman,
ueniamin wrick uv ss. uin st,, ana Kstner uowingrown, ra. : .jonn v. uunniuc
wMaknn,.T71Fe.yeRi"r-,eBi-r,lnt.0n ,t.. and m, AMfntown, Pa and Dorothy 11.
Claire K, Haebrle. B428 W Thomoson st Hair, Phillipsburg, X J.
1256 DEATHS IN WEEK
One-Half of These Are Due to Din
eases of Respiratory System
Influenza, pneumonia and other die
eases of the respiratory system resulted
in 62S deaths, exactly one-half of the
number of deaths in Philadelphia
during the present wfcelf, according to
mortality reports issued today by the
division of vital statistics.
The death toll from influenza thltt
week, the highest since, the epidemic in
1018, was 218, 188 of the victims being
adults and the remainder children.
Deaths from influenza last week totaled
200. ,
There is a slight increase of deaths
from nil diseases over last week.
During the week ended yesterday l'-Sfi
persons died, while 11C9 died during
the week ended February 13. 1020.
The report of communicable disease
issued today shows that 2212 cases of
innuenza were reported by physician?
throughout the city, or more than 100
per cent increase over last week's cat.es.
Influenza cases last week numbered
1009.
The Visiting Nurse Society, loin
Lombard street, is asking the publi
for an emergency contribution of $5000
to assist in ridding the city of influenza
and pneumonia. The mortality list is
sued today follows:
Elkton Marriage Licenses
Elkton, Md., Feb. 21. The following
couples were granted marriage licenses
here today : Raymond Wardlow and
Mrs. Edna Linker ; Frank Hollywood !
anu i.unn .u. ijutz; Clarence .1. Jones
and Iteba K. Spishler; John N. Foley
nnd Elizabeth Cramer; George D. Clu
clow and Pearl V. Hartman ; Lawrence
V. Hoyer and Mary A. Evans ; William
It. Garvin and Elizabeth 'tt. Connors,
and Valentine Santos and Sadie Malone,
all of Philadelphia. James C. Higgs and
Mary A. Reed, Elk Mills, Md. : Harry
E. Silmon and Marie A. Strusi. Ger
mantown ; Joseph h. Matchner, Morris I Chronic bronchitis
town, Pa., and Lillv M. Cameron. I nJonSopneumonia' ' '
Bridgeport, Pa. ; William Webster nnd I other diseases of reso'iratory si'st'em.
Christina Grady, Trenton: John Knox niwaeea or the stomach
nnrl ITplpn Senrnfirlc fnmrlon Iif. T Diarrhea and enteritis
ana eien oeamacK, uamaen , l eter J. Appendicitis and typhlitu ...
Trusky and Margaret S. Moyer, Ta- I Hernia ...
maqun: James Cbarlcsworth and Eliza- I cirrhosis of the i.vo .. .. . ..
beth Howell Millville:. A. Earl Riley konclno't'umS?, "f"!ht." d."e?r'
and L. May Johnson, Riverside, N. J. ; Puerperal scptlccnla
Thnmn. W CWrnhnnn P.,, ITS- 'Other puerpral accidents
i rm !, xt t tt gi . I Conj-enltal debility and malformations
fe'iiiity
Measles . . ....
Scarlet fever
Whoonlnc cough
Diphtheria and croup
Influenza , . .
Anterior Poliomyelitis ...
Other epidemic diseases
Tuberculosis of the lungs
Tuberculosis meningitis . .
Other forms of tuberculosis . .
Cancer
Simple meningitis
Apoplexy and softenln of brain
Organic diseases ot the heart. .
Acute Droncnius
T
I
14
211,
1
e
28
111
si
n
25(1
140
:
1
19
Homicide.
Violent deiths .
Suicide r
All other diseases,
T(tal
24
4
1
. 2
J
. 241,
.123
TO SPEAK AGAINST RADICALS
U. S. Attorney McAvoy to Be.Orator
at Forrest Theatre Tomorrow
United States District Attorney
Charles D. McAvoy will be the prin
cipal speaker tomorrow at the anti
radical rally to bo .stnged in the For
rest Theatre by Aerie No. 42, Fraternal
Oder of EokIcs.
Aerie No. 42 is one of the firbt
fraternal bodies in the country to open
a drive against bolshevism. Meetings
will he held weekly and speakers" will
go info every nook and corner of the
city nnd denounce those who would
wreck the country's institutions..
Mayor Moore is expected to say a
lew words at tomorrow's meetine be
fore he goes to tho Metropolitan Opera
House. Other speakers whot will be
on the program at the Forrest Theatre
will be Assistant Distict Attorney
Charles F. Kclley; Frederick H.
Hughes, of Yonkers,' N. Y. ; Frank B.
Hering, of South Bend, Ind and
Congressman John M. Morin, of Pitts
burgh. VILLAGE MAY BE SOLD
Emergency Fleet Takes Control of
New York Shipbuilding Homes
Ilecauso of the recent experiences of
residents of the Elmwood tract in this
city householders, at Yorkship Village,
near Gloucester, N. J , were deeply in
terested today in un announcement that
tho New York Shipbuilding Corporation
has given up its interests in, the vil
lage The settlement, built nt a cost of
nbout .'?12,000,000, was controlled
jointly by the New York corporntion
nnd the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Entire control today become vested in
the Emergency Fleet Corporation's
housing division.
The Elmwood tract, also controlled
by the housing division, was offered for
sale to a real estate syndicate after
efforts had been mnde to soil tho houses
to tho occupants. It Is said the housing
division may take similar actipn with
Yorkship Village.
Elmwood residents here protested to
Washington over the' impending sale of
their homes, and succeeded in blocking
the negotiations.
CUT COST OF LIVING
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
PHOTOPLAY, PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF FEBRUARY 16 TO FEBRUARY 21
Subject to Change
aJJlAMBUA , W
12tb. Mortis I'aisyunk Av.
At tho dinner given by Mrs. Ella
Dodge, of 3347 liueen lane, to au-
nnminn till nnirnvamutiT nt 1.,. ilnnnliinH
Morrison, of Lebanon, Pa., and tor i litia Margaret Dodge, and Mr. Lloyd
Itecves, oi west l'MJndelphia, tUe
guests Included Miss Anna tihnw, Mits
Esther Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
whom n number of .entertainments are
being arranged.
Mr! Harry F. Well, of the Hotel
Lorraine, is spending n few weeks nt
the Hotel Breakers, Atlantic City.
Mrs. C. K. Anderson, of North Six
teenth street, will entertain at a lunch
eon to be fiiven at her home on Tuesday
nfternoon.
Mr. and Sirs, nenjamin Greenbaum,
of 1843 North Twenty-seventh street,
bnvo nnnounced thn engagement of their
daughter, Mis Bessie Greenbaum, to
Mr. Abraham Mundell, of this city.
Mrs. Lawrence Bulicr, of Sixteenth
nnd Poplar i-treels. will entertain the
members of the ford ojuh to which she
belongs at ber borne' on Tuesday after
uoow J
Burke, Mlsa Bay Finnegan, Miss lluth
Reeves Mr. Alan Itecves, Mr. Edward
Marshall, Miss Wllla Dodge, Mr. How
ard Uhllng, Miss Jenule Hill. Mr. Harry
Ilarbach. Miss Marian Kratz. Mi.
James Whartonby and Mr, and Mrs.
William McGulre.
TIOGA '
Miss Glndys Vance, of 713 Northeast
Boulevard, entertained thi members of
the Alpha Blgma Sororftv on Tuesday
oveniug at her home.1 Heryuests In
cluded Miss Marian Harris. Mils Jane
Stretch. Miss Elizabeth Uett, Miss
Helen .Conine, Miss Olive Duey, MlstJ by u subcommittee of the state execu
UcsDio uami, ,wss iv,uim Harris, jirs, tivc com
Woolen Company Opens Retail Stores
In Lawrence, Mass.
I.awrence. Mass.. Feb. 21. (By A.
P.) The Amerjcnti Woolen Co. has
inaugurated a system of retail stores
at its four mills in this city in nn
effortto reduce the cost of living for
nil' j,i,uui opei-uuvi'N,
A central warehouse, from which
each of the mill stores draws its .stoek
is ndministercd b' representatives' of
tue company anu a committee elected by
the operatives of the sevcrnl mills. I'l-
tlmately, it is planned to have tho
workers finance and operate the btores
themselves.
The wntehouse now is distributing
groceries, hiioc, underclothes, sweaters,
canned goods, overalls, socks and other
staples. The prices nre substantially
those at whojcsnlo plus a charge for
overhead expeiif.es.
Georgia Primary Law Hits Hoover
Atlanta. Ga,, Feb. 21. The name, of
Herbert Hoover cuniiot go nn Georgia
Democratic presidential preferential
nrimarv ballots in April unless he is nn
mowed Democrat under a-ruling made
AIXEOIIENY j . . .'
Tranlcford and .Allegheny
AFOIAfJ u . (,)
B-Jd and Thompson Sts.
ARCADIA
Chestnut below 16th St.
B2d aboe Market St.
()
(s)
III.IIEUIRD
Broad & Susquehanna Ae,
(s)
BROADWAY . .
Broad and Snyder Ave.
(s)
CAriTOL .
722 Market St
(s)
CEDAR
60th St. and Cedar Ave.
(s)
COLISEUM
Market Bet.
00th and 60th.
COLONIAL . . (,)
Qtn. and Maplewood Aves.
ES1PBE39
Main St..
Manayunk.
(s)
EUREKA , . ,
40th and Market Bts
FAMILY, . .
1S11 Market St.
()
FAIRMOUNT , . .
20th St." and Girard Ave.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
The Mysterv
of the Yellow Itoom
Lew Cody In
Tho Beloved Cheater
Norma Talmadtro In
The Isle of Conauest
Ethel Clayton in
Young Mrs. Wnthrop
All-Star CnBt In
Everywoman
Male and
Female
Katherino MacDonald
In Tho Thunderbolt
Mabel Normand in
Pinto
Anita Stewart In
The Wreck
E. Clayton In the Tblr.
teenth Commandment
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Given Moore In
Picadllly Jim
Sesstie Haakawa In
The Illustrious Prince
7.azu Pitts In
Seelne; It Through
Tom Mix in
The Feud
FltANltrORD
4715 Krankford Ave.
(s)
FRANKLIN . , '
Third and ritzwatsr Sts.
56TII ST. THEATRE (
Below Spruce bt
GREAT NORTHERN. (s)
Broad St. at Erie Ave
IMPERIAL ("J
.60th and Walnut Sts.
JEFFEHSON ,, ,
i!9th and Dauphin Sts.
JUMBO
Front St.
and Olrard Ave.
(s)
LEADER, . ....
lat and. Lancaster Ave.
(s)
luTiEKTSr . , .. ,. (,)
Broad, and Columbia Ave.
LOCUST
82d and Locust Sts.
(s)
ILnt(ET 8T. THEATRE
333 Market St.
(s)
MODEL "
42B South Bt.
NIXON . M
B2d and Market Sts
OVKKUKOOK ,
63d and Haverford Ae.
(a)
I'ALACK
1214 Market' St.
()
PAnK
Itldre Ave.
A Dauphin St.
PRINCESS
1018 Market St.
(s)
REGENT
Market St. btlow 17th.
(s)
RIALTO
Qtn. at Tulpehocjten
(s)
uivou
DM and Saneom sts.
(a)
RUBY i r
Market St. below 7th
(s)
SAVOY''
12(1 Market St.
s)
STANLEY
Market above JSIh
(s)
STRAND (s)
Oermanlown Ave, at Venango
VICTORIA
Market St. above Ninth
' s
WEST ALLEGHENY
1'Mh und Allegheny
Marguerite Clark in
All of a Sudden Peggy
William Farnum In
Wings of the Morning
Norma Tftlmadce In
The l6le of Conquest
Pryant Washburn In
The Six Dest Cellars
Soldiers
of Forunf.
Ethel Claton In The
lflth Commandment
Nirlmeva In
The Brat
Robert Warwick In
The Tree of Knowledge
Karl. Williams In
Tlio Forunte Hunter
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Crauford Kent In
Other Men's Shoes
Grace Pavldsoi. In
Atonement
William Desmond Irt
The Prince and llettv
Owen Moore In
Pleadlllv Jim
Nell Shlnmnn In
Back to Ood's Country
Mabel Normand in
Jinx
Harry Carey In
Marked Men
Taylor Holmes In
Nothing But the Truth
May Allison In
Fair and Warmer
Sessue Hayakawa In
The Beggar Prince
Mary Plckford In
Tho Hoodlum
May Allison In
Fair and Warmer
Wallace Rld In
Double Speed
All-Star Cast In.
Everywoman
F.rlc Strohelm In
Blind Husbands
Ethel Clayton In the
18th Commandment
The Mystery
of the Yellow Room
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Norma Talmadge In
The Isla of Conquest
Ethel Clayton In
Young Mrs. Wlnthrop
All, Star Cist In
Everywoman
WEDNESDAY
The Mystery
of the Yellow Room
Lew Cody In
Tho Beloved Cheater
"eraldlne Farrar In
Flamo of tho Desert
Ethel Clayton In
Toung Mrs. Wlnthrop
Mele nnd
Temale
Katherlne MacDonald
in The Thunderbolt
Mabel Normand In
Pinto
Anita Stewart In
The Wreck
E. Clayton in tho Thir
teenth Commandment
Lw Cody Jn
The Beloved Cheater
Owen Moore In
Picadllly Jim
Warner In A Fugitive
From Matrfmony
Allc Bradv In
The Fear Market
Tom Moore in
Toby's I?ow
Marguerite Clark In
All of a Sudden Peggy
William Famum In
Wings of the Morning
Harold Llovd In Bump
ing Into Broadway
Ttrsant Washburn In
The Blx Best Cellars
Soldiers
of Forune
Mav AUHon in
Fair and Warmer
Nfllmpva n
Tho Drst
Robert Wafprlek in
The Tree of Knowlcs
Robert Warwick In
The Tree of Knowledge
Iew Cody in
The Beloved ("heifer
Crauford Kent In
Other Men's Shoes
' Grace Davidson In
Atonement
W'llllnm Desmond In
Th Prince nnd Betty
Wallace Beid In
The Lottery Man
Nell Shlpman In
Back to Ood's Country
Bryant Washburn in
Too Much Johnson
Bessie Darrlscaje in
Luck of Gerald'e Laird
Taylor Holmes In
Nothing But the Truth
Hnbart Bosworth In
Behtnd the Door
Sssu Hayakawa In
The Beggar Prince
Frltile Brunette. City
of Purple Dreams
Marguerite Clark In
All-of-a-Sudden Peggy
Wallace Reld In
Double Speed
All-star Cast in
Everywoman
Eric Strohelm in
Blind Husbands
Ethel Clayton In the
13th Commandment
All-Star Cast In
Everywoman
Msle and
Female
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Mary Miles Mlnter in Mary Miles Miner In
Anne of Green Gables Anne of Green Gables
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Tom Moore in
The Gay Lord Quct
Ethel Clayton in
Young Mrs. Wlnthrop
.fll-Star Cast In
Everywoman
Evangeline
Katherlne MacDonald
in The Thunderbolt
Mabel No-mand In
Pinto
E. Clayton In the Thir
teenth Commandment
Anita Stewart In
The Wreck
Lew Codv In
The B"lovcd Cheater
Kathertn" MacDonald in
The Thunderbolt
Bestle Barrlecale in
Beckoning Roads
Brant Washburn in
Too Much Johnson
N Talmadgo In A
Daughter of 2 Worlds
Blanche Sweet In
The Unpardonable sin
Dora Kenvon In
The Band Dot
Tom Moor,. n
Lord and Lad Algy
Bryant Whburn in
he Six Pest Cellars
Soldiers
of Forune
Flrbsnk In When
the Clouds Boll Bv
Mai-euertte Clark In
A Olrl NaT'd Marr
Sessue Hayakawa in
The Beggar Prlnc
D MacLean In What
Your Husband Doing?
Lew Cody tn
The. Beloved Cheater
Crauford Kent In
Other Men's Shoes
Checkers
William Desmond In
The Trlnce and Betty
Georire Walsh In
The Beast
Nell Shlpman In
Back to Gcd's Country
William Farnum In
Wings of the Morning
May Al.linn In
Fair and Warmer
Taylor Holmes In
Nothing But the Truth
Wallace Tteld In
Hawthorne. U S. A.
Sensue Hayakana In
The Beggar Prince
Harry Carey In
Marked Men
Robert Warwick In
Tree of Knowledge
Wellsce Beld In
Double Speed
All-Star Cast In
Everywoman
Eric Strohelm In
Blind Husbands
Blllie Burke In
Wanted, a Husban4
vc eoiaiultU
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Mabel Normand In
Pinto
E Clayton In the Thlr.
teenth Commandment
Anita Stewart In
The. Wreck
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Anne of Green Oables
Katherino MacDonald In
The Thunderbolt
David Powell In
The Teeth of the Tiger
Romany
Where Love Runs Wild
Brvant Washburn In
Too Much Johnson
Blanche Sweet In
Tile Unpardonable Sin
Tom Moore in
The Gay Lord Ques
Oeraldlne Farrnr In
World and Its Woman
Eugene O'Brien In
The Broken Melodv
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Cheater
Harry Morev In
The Birth of a Sou!
Ethel Clayton In
Young Mrs Wlnthrop
All-Mar Cast In
Everywoman
Evangeline
Lew Codv In
The Beloved Cheater
Mabel Normand tn
Pinto
SATURDAY
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Anna of Qreen Gabls
Lew Cody In
The Beloved Chester
Olive Thomas In
The Glorious Ladv
Ethel Clayton In
Young Mrs. Wlnthrop
All-Star Cist In
Everywoman
Robert Warwick In
Tree of Knowledge
D MacLean In What's
Your Husband Doing
Blanche Sweet in
Sweetheart
Lew Cody in
The Beloved Cheater
Mabel Normand tn
Pinto
D Ma"Lean In What's
Your Husband Doing
Blanch Sweet in
Sweetheart
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Anne of Green Gables
Florence Reed In
Her Code of Honor
Divld Powell In
The Teeth of the Tiger
Constance Talmadae In
The Virtuous Vamp
Robert Warwick In
The Tree of Knowledge
Jack Plckford In
Bill Apperson's Boy
All-Star Cast In
The Third Generation
Constance Talmadgo in
A Virtuous Vamp
Eugene O'Brien In
The Broken Melody
Man Miles Minter in
Anne of Green Gablei
Anita Stewart In
Mind the Paint Girl
Mary Plckford in
Heart o' the Hills
sjeniue Hayakawa in
The Beggar Prince
Alice Lake in
Should u Woman Tell?
Lew Cody in
Beloved Cheater
Everv Woman
Cl-POkers
Preclal Comedy
Knights end Nighties
Constance Blnney in
htstwhile Susan
Nell Shlpman In
Back to God's Country
Allan Dwan's
Soldiers of Fortune
Clara Kimball Young
In Eyes of Youth
Taylor Holmes In
Nothing Bui the Truth
Alice Brady In
The Fear Market
May Allison
fair and
In
War
Charlotte Walker In
Eve In Exile
Ora Carew In
Teddlrr ot Lies
Wallace Reld In
Double Hpeed
All-Star Cast in
Everywoman
Eric Strohelm In
Blind Husbands
Irene Castle In
e firing (.ids
Th
Mary Miles M.nter In
Anne of Green Oables
Clara Kimball Toung In
Ee.i of Youth
Marv Plckford In
Heart o' the Hills
E K Lincoln. In
Virtuous Men
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Anne of Green Gables
William Russell In
Lincoln Highwayman
Mabel Normand In
Jinx
W. S Hart In
The Cold Deck
Corinns Griffith In
Human Collateral
Jarlt Plr!ford Irr
Bill Apperson's War
Tom Mix In
Tho Feud
Constance Tslmadg In
A Virtuous Vamp
Eugene O'Brien In
The Brokn Melody
Marv Miles Mlnter ta
Anno of Green Gabtss
Tom Mooro In
The Gay Lord Guex
Marv
He irt
Plckford In
o' the Hlllt
Iloba-1 Bosworth in
Behind the Door
I ew Cody in
The Heloved Cheater
Everv Woman
Anita Stewart In
Mind the Paint Girl
Special Con-ejy
Knights and Nighties
All-Star Cast in
Web of Chance
Nell Shjpman In
Back to God's Country
Allan Dwan's
Soldiers of Fortune
M Glllis In Romany
Where Love Runs Wild
Taylor Holmes tn
Nothing But the Truth
Charles Ray In
The Clodhopper
May Allison tn
Fair and War
Dorothv Glib In
Betty ot Oreystone
William Farnum In
Wings ot the Morning
Wallace Held in
Double Hpeed
All-Star Cast In
Everywoman
Erlo Strohelm In
Blind Husbands
Robert Warwick In An
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