7WS71 GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
fancy Wynne Talks of Waddings to Be Held This Spring
and-Early summer 1 no marines to Vive a licvue
Here A Great Adventure
....n .1 . link beta co nnnouricc-
X inwt f : """ - .,. t tlmt It
8" ?kc ptacr "next .Ino. Ortiitnly
will lic i"" iti,Ai.. in he rumons why
thty '"'i'-vo to makn in way fltinu
?, " nXcer tho Iwo MC will car-
"" Aii.uhile thlut!8 and not to
,:'.,i..ht irfly tjn" toll, "erw
?' ft' b WroM wa real work
ork
iiud
'? bint at it all through,
'"nodfrlck Tower is the ounRut son
..h. Charlemagne Tow era and has
,bin l,,MneVs In New York for Nome
IK! He "in vrmni in Miami with
luflincM. aw" hcr fnmll' 1,e 1 Srry
rJnl Wtnejs having gone down thfre
for the early I-eatcn neawn.
SPEAKINO of a wedding in June re
1 ., m0 how few I'ater-weck wed-.,-.m',J,pCarc
in the planning ho far;
T?u few dates bfl been tolil about
"I'L'i'-.tP There will be Mniie Rush
-fjeorge Bartol's wedding ou isnjter
!.nd In town and Tatty McAllister
JS Bw 11 S in CheRtnU.t "H1 ?"
gSter W ttirdar. U j true that P011I.
i.. Denrklft l to mQrrle oftrr
P.Tr: ...Mine to I-c (Jrand Cannon,
. t i:nnii uiinnn. i
ifre ork. la to take place ou the
".". ..II .nil lnOH
1 Th" re t0'b'p niurrl!'d '-" ""''I 'r
it)Church and ';"nX,VoVrlH H&
Kihcl lluhn BaMry. W.a NorrlH, Hope
??Jci Thom"on nnd Kdlth W.l
!"? " - V h the attendants, together
IRCHi - WJL- .. n...1t..A'j t-AitnrfPr
S; will bo maid of honor.
I'.Vihnc. you know, is down nt Pair
with Tatty uencKa, , -" - ,---.
Pauline, you know, is down nt raira
Ueach with the Frcy.lngheuaeus. Incl
Kly I.e Grnns mother i Mrs.
El
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dentally,
tail) . i. ""', .., i,.,0H who
IS Jgo was I. Lc T Grand
SriK' death sbo married
aHhlXrau"nc will mnke a
witty bride-she has an extremely
Jrtttj face and lovely balr.
ITII the exception of the Plays nnd
m..... o.i 1ip theatres, there's
W
,,n little doing so far since Lent began,
tat wmcthing tells n,e that any of
bo want to taKO botiihiuH.- . ... .
Tititlon from the marine corps to go
9 ?n Saturday nlht t. !
IMimeui i....r? w "--;,,,, nvP
I almost saia ravmB """" "
! ' IkutenTnt Dietrich, who. you know ,
u VJ. 1 x- ni'u nU rlnrtne the
" --.1 i PnMtr.'. pump un from
w,,hlnEton the other day nud ht told
ae about the show. Just hearing anout
those big marines rehearsing mauc m
taugh wfth Mich unholy Joy that 1 know
it's going to be one of the best of the
m given tor romc ,il """
imateur affair "put over" by an ama
teur director. .o; 11 is uic u ".--..
ii,. .nor up corns nnd they were
trained by the same man who "put on
the Sam Bernard and Irene Bordonl
show Another funny thing is that the
bflj-n do not riresH up bb girm r w
rn'n-T i.nr ifie iiloef-t thins ttbout Flora
k. ..' nLi, womu to lifive done omc
i be
iris nans, from biui i iu mi" ;-
hebtst title or not, but this I know
hehn genuine Hawaiian costume and
l v. j... ,. l,ln hn1n" dnneo that has
knufht down the house at nil the jicr-
FdriMiires given so far.
Tk.v ninnned to clvc three perform-
.,... 'in U'odVilnrlflll. but the OUCCCfS
I . ii.. Mr.i. . ne Ln trrent that fipnernl
i mi- niiau ". --- -,- ,"-,,,
i irti.ii ntiind ihpm to remain for the
wv nH thpv ,,. fillloir the creat uu-
Hitoriiim there with (5000 spectators
nlxbt after night. . . ....
Tbe arc going logve u u i..
AND speaking of marines, it's not
rverjbodj who can sit with a stun-'
Mop Toung unknown officer for two sta
'ions, and then har him tip her n
iiafter lip wasn't a marine, though.
He (iifi find that out. but without
...,.! l,.-, !,.., wmlrln't
mU n,,". i,pif,pr hP wni ii lieutenant ,
"f a eantain
lou -fp It happened this waj
fin llin tuin qml nt. HiA.n M.'in tin PtnntV
...... .,,...,,....,....,,..,............,. .
it beside her. he sat down. hen
,h eondurtor came along for tickets, he
'1 dn t lime uin. nnd so he stood on his
Wis .mil the back of bin neck, ns men
i' uIit lliej are redfh'inc after monc.N
in ihnr pofkets in the train, nnd fished
'"it di" proper change and got one of
'i"ie tiaMx little ten-cent rebates in ex
ihanjje Well, unyhovv, she got out and
he hail to Mand up to let her pass, and
iuit an site wns starting for tho door
li" lourhrd her arm. ''en touched his
ap politeh. and picking up a quarter
from the rnt handed it to her
Of course, she thought it was hers,
o'i I linn how your handbag gets loose
nd leak sometimes. So she pocketed
'' nuiirler, thanked him with a sweet
;mlr 1 1 mpposp it Was sweet) and left.
1 pon ie,nliing home she discovered that
Kw was 'm' a pprfectlv good nuurter.
'mi lnoKmg Imck and iciollccting his
fninavii performance to net out hit
'Hre she hftrl evprv rpnuon in IipIIpvp
'liat th" good looking offlcei was "out"
'Jit same perfectly good quarter. So
rows ii, in a BCparate place, where i
'Iran t inailM. i.a ........ v.. . ,u
"'i; u nil-lll, AIM1 Pl'f, pur
'yr inn tell when she'll sec him again.
nu, bung nn honest woman, sbo would
kP to si,p it bark He was vprv gnod
l'mit, NANCY WYNN13.
., SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs. A. .1. Drepl Blddle, I
V Of 'J I'list 1,'lnl.t, .IH. ulm..r ,
ew inrl, um i.ni.. ........ ..i....i .
tk. w..i.' ;. " "". "'"'". v" i
Biddl, uaugiitcr. .Miny uiiwe ,
.Mr ami M)f, S. Rojer Davis, 'Jllll
Ucust stippt w,u KVl, (iier n
Davit..
-... .., ,,.,r iimigiiiiT, ,jiss rrispiim I
mi Satiinlnj, April I", before I
iL r. " 1,M "
,naturilii5 i:,cnlnB Dam inc flans,
' Mrj do r. (,oHrj. .laiiBhtcr of
'f. and Mic Tni. wiM. ! i
Sunset
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''ipstnut Itii, ,.in i, i.. ....,. f ...
,l , "i. in iilV(,liril UI II. mm.
.! Vf U) ,)( Klvrn lij her purontH
Hub J' M thf ''"nflplila Cricket
Mr lob- ppan Klliotl. of I UI
uT ll0."1 "Ul B've tllniirr this
I , s " ?mr of h'"r laughter, MIkh
lS. ',' lolf' Mnr? " Princeton
& S r."i!,or(l: The BucHth NsllI bo
"wibrrH ,,( tho nt-hool set.
, MlKS It u t Ii I'arbnrri. .InnnhU, a t.
b'tiCl vmtiV " i'Mkfcrd, of'tha
I'Lfnaofc unmii. -K i.in u; Art
rrCni.H ?ron B ,ll,t,l"ane. will bo
loberT Klu' on "'"i-Mlay, Ot-
trMoV a!'" sl'0"', Arfihiimt, dmicli-
C,i P ' Vm ,ln ,h Buett of
March 17 i ll!,K'l";o "" Wedncdday,
"? Mmjorlo Y. aibbou, daujUttr
irlV pnrlH. riuui mail kv "j- --
"nuc eives ati idea of what tht marine S I There will be n club dinner-diinic
We trulv is. The only lady in the show is neU Snturduy evening at the Philadel
Mr l.even. I an't remember whether phia Cricket Club. St. Martins. Chcst-
mjtht nt the Ulks' linn as a siag ui- , CIinton Llewellyn. Mr. Richard Peter- J"m,n r"lrr,. ,u',,.wcw,,:, -"icuei. ;"'' ""' '", '"""
fair, and on Saturday at the armory . mh, Mr. nnilolph Pott Mr George I Mr'" A- K- 8'w. J r- William Blun- the r daugji cr. Mis.s Beatrice Boswell,
for men and women both. You had bet- Somers Sir 3(lwln Steel Mr Samuel ". Mrs. John Canning Allen, Jr., Mrs. to Mr. .llinm MacDonald. 5232 Wal-
..be there early and not miss a line. sXefeY. Mr. Abtatt RlbMn. Mr. iK T J'","""! " Jungkurth and Mrs. lidrnce nut strwt. Mr. MacDonald is a mem-
They have a song. "Gee. How I'd Hate Conti Mr. It . ? Elsen hard.. Mr (' K'clnfeldcr. ' iJWrf
'o Live in Haiti," and then proceed to Green. Jr., and Mr. Henry Shepherd. ,n,Pnt in nlhIetic clrc,M throughout toe
HI the thirsty souls of the things in Thc ..SouidCulum" Club of Cerman- FRANKFORD Mi-
namnu'ii qiinu huiu unm,
i.W ,
of Dp. nnd Mm. John H. Gibbon, tufa
Spruce Mrr-pf, will mnkc her formal
debut nt a leu to bp ulron In lief honor
liy "Sr, ,P"cn'i "t their country home
LjnfiMiI I arm, Media, early In June.
SorKcant Alvln (!. York, IT. H. A.,
deroriited twelve tlmr-H by Ihc t'nltod
Htnto and hor allies for bravery on (he
tteld of battle, will vIMt thin city next
eilnt"dny nnd will be the jrueU of
f "to"?,', 'Inhn s- Mtifkle nt hla home,
-if' m iijiiui mrcii,
MlfN .tape Ortten, dnimhlnr nf Mr. nlxl
Mrs. John Millar Oaten, of 21)20 T,o
eiif.1 Btrret, will rIVo n box party thin
nftemoon ut the I'rlneetort Trlanrle
nlay nt Hip nellevue-Htrntford. followed
.y.,lM; Tl)e..F'IMtH ' Include MIm
Cntberlnp Snlllvnii. Mini Naney John
joti 1'axf.on. MlM .Mary Virginia Allen.
.W.? I!rn,!(,,tn I' Chapman, MIhb
HIMp Keenp and MIm Margarettn 11.
McNeill.
Mins .Mnitlm McAlllMor. whose mar
riij(?o to Mr. W. J. Sewcll norle will
take plaei; on Saturday. Anrll 10, nt
tlic ('liurelt of St. Martlnm-ln-thp.
Fleldn. rptnrned home last oenlna from
Atlnntic City.
Mrs. Kdwjril J. Well nnd Mir
Kthelyndc Nell will receive informally
nftcr 4 oVIock this afternoon n. 212
Went .WaRblncton Mtiaro. No cards
have been sent out.
Mm. Abrnm II. Wintersteen wllf cive
.. ..1...1 i a 1 ... . -
,.,.j. n)R(.p tMs afternoon. Mr. William
b"' t'"' "oloistN."
I lorial 5
I,
... r1v.11 mi. 1 .in, itruiM ciriiniii Will
Societj of Perinsylvn-
t strpet. ulll Imlil it
special meeting this evening nt 8 o'clock I
for the observance of the centenary of
the Apprentices' Library. A historical
discourse will bo delivered hr VIpp Trp. I
ident John Frederick Lewis nnd nn ad
dress by Mr. Thomas Lynch Mont
gomery. Mr. Joseph M. Harris, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. George B. Harris, of Ivy
Cottage. Gertriuntown, left yesterday
for Idaho, where he will spend several
months on n ranch.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clmrles P. Fox. ot
Fox Hollow. .Spring House. Pa., have
moved to the residence of Mrs. Joseph
Mickle Fox. In Chestnut Mil. during
the nbsence in Knglnnd of Mrs. Fox and
Miss Emily It. Fox.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur K. Nowbold
nnd Miss Dorothy 13. Newbold, of
Laverock, Chestnut Hill, will leave this
week to spend several weeks at th6 Sea
View Golf Club. New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hcbard, ot
Chestnut Hill, will leuve for Miami.
Fin., on March 1 to join Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Hebard at the Uoynl Palm
Hotel, whcie they expect to icmain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Charles A. PoMpp. nt Anvlnpnt.
liiestmit Hill, is Spending several Weeks
at J.akewood. 1
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frederick
Thomas Sargent, who were married on
i-iurunry it, returned to uncstnut
Hill Ubt evening from Atlnntic City,
ai,t evening from Atlnntic City,
they Hpeut their honeymoon. I
mint Sargent served with the
Lnglish nlr force. Mrs. Sargent'
"iirio nit
Lieutenant
royni I'.nciis 1 nlr forpp. Sirs. Sarppnt I
Wns Miss Marguerite Smith, of I3ast
1 trnnrrn "V I
x-r.M.,,v. ... .1
nut Hill.
GERMANTOWN
Hodman Hanson, of filii Kast
ini evening, wuests win inc uae Mr.
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;T": ... .-!- r'""i1. ik'.n"' ZVJ
r)nri -, Mjim ' t ' vmVL nl'h, ' I
str. Terdinand Fortler. Mr. Itobprt '
npnkcls, Mr. Dwlght Lawton. M
trtin ii til ttA a rtannn ft I Virt Vrtffli
' GArden of the Bellevue-Strstford on
Saturdaj evening. February 2S.
4Thc Lambda Sljma Fraternity gae
a Washington Birthday danee In the
Rose Garden o the Bellpxue Stratford
last night.
. Ml'. 1111(1 .MI'S. UHarieS 1 OW ner. (,I
Church lane, entertained at a surprise
party in honor of the twenty-fifth wed-
I v,tk, i .?.n.-n n m ' "L'!1' K?.st "ftcrnoon at his home. Immediately after
Sedgcwick street will entertain the )P ,)uipt ,.pr).niony Mr. nnd Mrs. Schull
members of the Sigma Kappa I rater- f(t on nn r,trnnvd trip. They will be
nity, OermuuTown ( hapter. ut hU home , , 10I,1(1 rt niX North Sbvtccnth street
iioi-nilding annhersnry of Mr. and Mrs. II.
"mmv'P. Sherr, of 01 Fast Woodlawn nvo-
.
Mih. Heverin S. Reed will PDtertain I
tho members of her bridge club ut hcr I
nome tomorrow evening. ;
Miss Gertrude Curtimlngs enteitainc.l1
the members of the Omeco Phi S :mu I
Soiority, I'psilon Chapter, at her home
on Saturdaj aftcruoou. fiucsts included
Miss Mnrgaret Malpass, MIks Anita
Kaufman. .Miss Dorothy Johnston, Mfs.s
Dorothy Kobb. Miss Kdlth Thompson.
Miss Maud Thompson and Mis Uveljii
Swar7.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mis Uaehcl Wcthfrill Jaueway,
dniightrr of Mr. and Mrs Price
Wetherlll Juncwiiy. of Media, has re
turned from New York where she spent
the week-end.
A dunclne class has been formed in
Media which will meet every Wedncs-
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Dauttititr of the l&to Mr. Morrii
TuUur, who In to t .nwrrled to
Mr. Gwie B. Mcrrlwtll, ol 'Tort,
laud. Ore., will leave Philadelphia
wlUi her mother on Sunday next,
to bo married In Portland few
days after her arrival, Wiiw ane
will lle
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MISS IXOnKNCIS HK.IITKR
Daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Itlghtcr, of 00;s West Marshall
street, Norrlstown, lioso engagement to Mr. Joseph Ttuby, of Cincin
nati, O., lias been recently announced
day evening In the auditorium of the
Medln flub House, South avenue and
Washington ntrcets.
A Washington Birthday dihner
daiice wns given last evening at the
Springhavpii Country Club, nt Wal
llngford. Friends of Mrs. Charles (J. Hetzell,
of Hldley Park, will be glad to know
that she is convalescing from her recent
illness.
Toinoirou afternoon, the secretary
of the federal fair-price commission,
who will be the guest .of the Wom
an's Club of Media, will make an
address to the dub members, followed
by a talk by Mrs. W. A. Allisou, presi
dent of the Springfield Club, demon
strating "The llnmh Market Basket."
Mrs. James P. Hunter, president of the
Media Club, will preside.
TIOGA
T,1(1 ,s of tlic T N- (. ,.utei.taincd I
t dinncr at th(. holllP of MiRS r,0Ui8(j
p. Wagner. ' North Nineteenth
street, on Saturday evenlnc. The guests
noliwlpH the fo ow nc : Jlr. Unci .iirs.
Hnrrv Johnson. Mr. ond Mrs. Lee John-
Harry Johnson, Mr. ond Mrs. Lee John-
Bon. Mr. nnd Sirs. Harry Fitch. Miss I
artra Jane Simpler. Miss Helen Tolbert,
MUs Mae 13. Wilde. Miss Essie J. I
ti.
Wat.npr. Mr 'Daniel Delaney. Mr. Ilav-I
". . . Tfl 1 t .1T.
'. - Anrll
niter April
Mrs. Heur.r Fredericks, of Tiosa and
nightecnth streets, will . entertain the
following nt. luncheon and cards tomor
row: jfrs. Frederick Sauter, Mrs. Ben- ,
Mi l.enjomiil Bradlex, of Harrison
street, will entertain the members ot
her sewing circle nt hcr home on Thurs
dn afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. HerbCit B. Newton
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inOlUl UnKer, MT. Jlirnuru .I. tvagncr, .-"imuii v nun. .m. nutrm i """ "'
Mr. ndward Tierney and Mr. William William T. McAllister. Mr. Klmcr O.
J. Ryan, of New York. Ajrcs. Mr. Frederick Carr. Mr. Merrill
Mr. Kdwln C. Wolff, ot MM North , ."fe; illW $&!!' VlV
Sixteenth street, has announced tlio M" j,1"' " ?
marriage of his daughter. Miss Dorothy "LVhn'rl Air ? Ph.ris nulliV.'
WolfT. and Mr. Herbert Scholl. of 1420 J"" J5Mr TTn ' . w V M?tpVorth
.ir. uuu .uia. winiani uaiviine ami engagement lias recently benrj nu
their two sons. William and Frank, noiiD'cd,
Jr., of 1fi:21 Arrott street, have gone on , A Valentine surprise party, given in
a month's trip through Florida
Mins Alice Arnold, of (ilenlnrh street.
i !-as as her guest for the week Miss K.
Monroe, of Baltimore. Mil., for whom
n mimbpr of entertainments aic being
arranged.
The marriage of Miss Catherine 10. I
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And Jaeger Undergarments will fit beautifully without
crease or wrinklethus forming a perfect groundwork for
the most modish toilette
Because they are made from the finest grade of undyed
natural or white Australian wool Jaeger 'Undergarments
arc pliable and will not irritate the tenderest 'skins.
Choice of light or medium weights.
Woimu'i Ribbed Vei, upward fro.n 44.25
Women' i Ribbed rjrwer. upwudt from MOO
i Women's Ribbed Union Suit, upwards frem 19,50
m M is m
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Dr. Jaeger1! Sanitary Woolen System Co.
PHILADELPHIA 1S16 Chestnut Street
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Fink, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam B. Pink, of '104 Grlscom street,
to Mr. John II. Gormley, of this city,
wns leccntly solemnized.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hoffman, of
Harrison btreet, have ns their guest
for the week Mrs. Herman B. Gorman,
ot Far llorkaway, X. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pack, of -1720
Pcnn street, are receiving congratula
tions on th" birth of n daughter.
Mrs. Barney Dunlnp, of Ithnwn
street, will entertnln the members of
the card idub of which bhe is a mem
ber at her home on Friday afternoon.
Miss Dorothv Sehwcrdtlc. of Pcnn
stiect. entertnincd at nn informal, tea.
nud dnneo at her home on Monday alt
crnoon, February 23.
WISSAHICKON
The members of the Drcxcl Biddlo
Bible Class of th" Wissahlckon Baptist
Church. Mr. Norman J. Davis, teacher,
gave an attractive dramatic nnd social
entertainment last evening in the social
linu. xwo sKeicnes were nrescuieu. .
Uoynl Initiation" and "Thft Bowpi
Uoynl Initiation" and "Tho Bowory
Night School." Among those tnking
part were Mr. Vaughn nilbcrg, presl-
dent of the class; Mr. Slgmnnd Ket-
tcrcr. secretary and treasurer: Mr
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Mr. William Glifort. Mr. Georso
Deschm, Mr. OCorge Schneck, Mr. Aor
mnn Smith. Mr. Stanford Ashworth,
Mr. James Ash worth, Mr. Harry Burke
and Mr. Fred Thomson.
LAWNDALE
Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Roswsll, of
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Llpper. of 150S
North Seventeenth street, will giro an
"at home" at tho Mercantile Club on
Saturday from 0 until '2 o'clock (n
honor of Miss Felice Baron, ot Dallas
iTen. and Mr. Morton Llpper. who6
honor of Miss Bessie Clark, was held
at the home of Miss Jennie Antlnoff, at
no." Broun street, last Saturday eve
ning instead otthc previous Saturday
on .iccount of illness of the guest Of
nonor. Among me guesis iirescnt were
Miss Sarah Kligman. Miss Jennlo
Catch Cold
AT ANY women subject
themselves most useless
ly to the danger and annoyance
of a winter cold when it can be
so easily avoided by the proper
selection of undergarments.
Jaeger Underclothing, with tho
caressing softness of fur and the
luxurious warmth that only
lamb's wool of 100 per cent
purity can give thai is the pre
ventativc.
WATUKA'.I'VO
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...I I'IkhI. 111. ir..B.tll l.'..nl. All
Clark, Miss Jean Yeagcr, Miss Anna
Bosenberg, Miss May Kcssler, Miss
Ituth Nowscek, Miss Ksthcr Rosenberg)
Miss Dorothy Wldtoky, Mr. MIHou
Klrchncr, Mr. Henry Goldstein, Mr.
Irving Snyder, Mr. Hum Kasdln, Mr.
Herman Ludwlg. Mr. Morris ledger
and Mr. Morris Clair.
Miss Nnnnette Mledcl. ot 17111 West
Montgomery uvenue, gavo u luncheon
nnd shower On Saturday In honor of
Miss Marian Harris, daughter ot Mrs.
M. M. Harris. 6f 1237 West But
ler street, whose engagement to Mr.
John It, Hardin has been announced.
Other guests Included Miss Jane M.
Stretch. Miss Marghret Schrelbcr, Miss
Kdna Bowe. Miss nilzabeth Hctt, Miss
riOfcnee KII116. Miss Julia Cnwley,
Miss Hilda Srhoch, Miss Martha Wolft,
Mrs. William Boyd and Miss Florence
Webb.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs L. Doueel, wife of Lieutenant
Domct. of 13ast Capitol street, Wash
ngton, has returned to her hdme nftcr
1 short slay with her parents, Mr. 11 ml
Mis. William Miilfnrd, of 1027 Porter
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lloyd, of 2808
South Twenty-second street, are re
rehlng eongrntulatlons ou the birth of
a daughter, Frances Marin Lloyd.
Miss Mildred Numbers entertained at
n Martini Woshlngton tea followed bj
n, theatre party. Saturday afternoon
Her guests Included Misa Mnrgaret
Graham. Miss Jniie McCaudlejs. Miss
Ceil Kpnny. Miss Mae Macarren. Miss
Coro Bogers. Miss Jane Ffigley and
Miss Helen Itcgestcr.
Mr. Wilbur Forrest, of 231K South
Nineteenth street, will leave for a
short slay In St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Howard Burhauna entertained
informally nt 11 surprise blithday purty
Sivcn ut his home last Saturday eve
ning in honor of his wife, Mrs. U.
Burhanna. Amouc the cuests were MInn
Anneltn MeUgcr, Miss H. Dorfniau,
MNs Bettj Shaflcy. MUs Pearl Huton,
Miss Lllen Creentfy, Miss Mae Aiken,
Miss Mildrtd Burhanna. Miss Thclnia
Burhanna. Mr. und Mrs. John Bur
hanna. Mr. Taylor Stokes, Mr. Harold
Fredericks. Mr. Thomas McCrccry, Jr.,
nnd Mr. Mcrritt.
Cuptuin and Mrs. Lawn, of Annapo
lis, arc visiting Mrs. Laws's brother-in-law
and sister, Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. William Gowcr, at
their Home, 2018 Shunk street.
ALUMNAE TO GIVE PLAY
Graduates of Catholic Girls' High
School Are Bus Rehearsing
Members of the St. Jo'eph'H nlumnac,
Catholic (Jirls High School, will pre
sent "Pilate's Daughter," a scriptural
drama, at the Metropolitan Opera House
March 10 and 20. The proceeds will
be devoted to the interests of the high
school
More than 100 girls will be in the
cast. Uelicarfals nre being held every
night in the gymnnsium of the high
school, Nineteenth and Wood Btreeta.
The piny was written about twenty
years ago by the Rev. T. L. Kcnzef,
C. SS. II.
Members of St. Joseph's alumnae
who will appear in the play include Mrs.
Walter B. Gibbons. Miss Catherine P.
Bonner, Miss Isabeile Heaver, Miss
Miriam Flaherty, Miss Marie Conway,
Miss Mary Fricl. Miss Marguerite A.
Campbell. Miss Anne Brown. Miss Ly
Nore McNulty Miss Leona Monaghan,
Miss Julia Monnghan, Miss Claire
Hftke. Miss Helen Engles. Miss Cather
ine Woods, Miss Josephine Larkins.
Miss Vlrglnin Murray. Miss Winifred
Curry. Miss Mnry Mnllon. Miss Dlea
nor Grant nnd Miss Mildred Knab.
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Second Floor of the Present Location
1422 IKBalmtt dt.
Wc ore now" showing in our temporary showrooms
advance models of Gidding's Fashions for Sp-ing
Ut ll'iM Remove to the llitz-Carlton
att Soon an Alterations
Arc Completed.
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5 To Look Young
J Is To Be Young
DKALT is more than bkm deep. I or a time .mih
can "muKr-up" lo look well, but the voman who
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as the neglected machine becomes rusty and wears out.
ET lis show jou how to remedy the tense nerves,
the out-h eight or the under-dcvelopmcnl which
temper the enjoyment of your life.
KNOW once more the fullness of life, enjoy the pre
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FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY Bellevue Court Building
Phovc Spruce 5,? , 1418 Walnut Street
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Woolens, Silks, Dress Goods
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
"8 inchaa all.woel Trlcotlne, $4.00
fina quality. Par yanl... . "
3S fnch.a Chlff.n Taff.ta. 9nXS
Black and colors. $3.80 value
43 Incnaa Sarie, all colors. 91.10
Good quality, par yard
41 Inehas pur Imported Linen Si .
2.80 Value, par ard
AS
E6 Incbaa ell.wool Hlr Lined 31 .35
Cloth. Va!. 93. per yard.. 1
Thoutanda ct uartU of Silks, Woolens and Dress Goods to be sold nt
a (i small margin of profit during
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721 S. 4th St. (S. E.
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READEHS VIEWPOINT
Letters to the Editor on Cur
rent Topics
1
-ru-L. Vmi Mr. nuahnell I
., r.i , ,1. .,,( nuhiiij istdotrA mysterloun man who knew Andy in spite
T the Editor 0 the KvMno PuWo Ltaotr. ,f Wb dlBJpl,M7 My belcf ,B tnat An,ty
Mr Aiiow mo 10 ruiJicon my ......--
tlon for tho way tho Eveniwo Pubmo
Lbdobr. covered tho Unhtrslty Day
exercises on Saturday. From tho stand
point of nowfl valuo and comprchenslve
nesii I consider it tho best bit of Uni
versity reporting that I haA ever seen.
UDWAnD It. BUSHNEliU
Kdltor Pennsylvania Gazette.
Philadelphia, February 23 '
Thinking and Doubting
To the Editor of tho Evtnina lut)Ilc Lidatr:
Hlr Deneartea to whom you pre
sumably refer In today'd Issuo under tho
heading "From Day to Day" aa the
"Knjatent French philosopher," is on
reoord us havlnir uild: "Coftto ergo
sum," and not as far nn I know. "Dublto
erg-o sum," which according to my
notions, ought to bo tho Latin equivalent
of your English rendering. C. II .
Philadelphia, February -'0
Thin In Very Good to Hear
to tho Editor ot thn Kvintnu Tubllo Lttjtr
Sir I one itarl an article in our
valuable paper In which tho author
said, "If your nowsboy gives you good
service, show your appreciation. If you
like a newopapcr wruo ana ioii mo
"dltor. otc. elr," It In xvlth thlo last
phraso in minu mat i am wniinn w
tell you how pood your reviews aro or
musical euHn In Philadelphia.
I thlnlc thn man or woman who Arrltps
tlieso criticisms must bo a very woll
lnfonned perKoii, specially about tlilngrt
musical. Thp ar wrltttn In a broad.
matirlv Ktil mill urn not lltlCKIlPycd
and cut clown, us In other papers to
mako room for ads. I am suro that,
many other muslo lovers bcaldcn myself: I
will aerec with mo when I cay that your,
crltlo and criticisms aro tho beat In '
Philadelphia. MU6IC LOVER '
inilladelphla, I'lubruary 23.
Wheren, Etc.
To the l.dxior ot tho Evening Public Ledotr
Sir Assuming that tho distance be
tween Australia and Philadelphia Is only
a few short miles and In view of thp
fact that Old Andy and tno iamuy aro
closoly In touch with tho readers of tho
nVENINO PUBMC J.EDOJCR. COtlld It not
bo possible that "Undo 131m" waa one
of the directors of tho "North Pcnn
Bank" and rather than faca a long
term In thn "Hooso Gow" he decided to
go A. W O. Ij.? The woman In black
Is one of the depositors and Just as soon
aa slip can get a hold on him he will
have to face the music; or could It be
that "Uncle Blm" Is a Bolshelk and
tho woman In black waa Emma Gold-
IMANY PEOPLE
Take a few steps off
Chestnut Street on 12th
Street simply to see the
BEAUTIFUL
FLOWERS
Wo shall be glad to have
you come in. Please don't
feel obliged to purchase.
I THE CENTURY FLOWER SHOP
12th St. below Chestnut St.
W22 WALNUT St
IPMILAOELPHIA
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38.04 Inches Tablo Unto, do
mtstlc. 63c Value . . ,
41c
SO inches all-wool blue and Ji
So
.23
black iere. $3.00 Value. . t
40 Inches Satin, colors
$3.00 .08
Value
bpedal quality black and
blue Satin. 93.00 Value .
36 Inches wide Datltte. 38c
Value
23c
this t,alc. Don't mistake the place.
WOOLEN CO.
Cor. 4th and Monroe)
rttyfirrrrirri - tjri fi tt iV i rfTrnrwi
'
man? If ih latter is correct aw ? !rll
tho Clumps will liavft to move ln.
JOHN WBTZKI
Narbertlt, Pa., irbruary 28.
Revenue Officers!
To tin ItMtrr of Ihti KVvnlna J'ublli Ltdatri
Sir I oeo that tho Gump family lt
been bothered by a veiled lady In flacl.. '
and I havo observed within th last fev
Hiiva' Hint Andv wa.ntp1 rum. Wliut
rilil lin want, it for? who was tin
has boen malting Whisky and that rev-
onuo onicors aro snaaowintr mm.
JOHN POOIi
Philadelphia, February 21.
Wants to 8oak Andy Again
To the Editor 0 tho Evening rubHo Trtdoer:
Sir I think tho "woman in black"
la tho man who nskert Andy to Invest
In "mountain canaries" a lonit tlmo nno,
and who mado awny with his money.
Tho last tlmo
unrin
lo Pirn" vlsltrd
AnH,. hn lpft. htm nultn a few thousand
dollaro. Thin man In novv dressed as
a woman, to spo If Uncle Blm ulll
leavo Andy somo more money, and
then try to soak Andy again.
FRANCES 1.KRDT.
1030 N. 30th ntrest
THE
bf ur & iWttltnerpi
1423 Walnut Street
MILLINERY
I h c baltnincss of
Spring is reflected in
the cheeriness of our
styles with their
superb distinctiveness
and originality.
Furs Wawts Topcoats
Novelty Bags
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I'HII.ADEL.PHIA'H I.EADINQ THKATttlSS
Direction l.Hi: tc J J HIIUIir.HT
T VDTr EVENINGS AT 8:20
Li I li $i MAT. TOMORROW
"This Hodge Lad Has Cer
tainly Discovered Some Deep
Secret of Popularity."
U' I T. T. I A, M '
HODGE
IN HIS CnnATDST SUCCESS
"The Guest of Honor"
A rMTI DLJT Nights at 8 15 Sharp
LHiliJrrll last r nights
LAST $1 MAT. THURSDAY
Tho Monarch of Melodrama
CRIMSON ALIBI
with Original Cast and Production
HEG. MONDAY ONE WEEK ONLY
SOMEBODY'S SWEETHEART
SEATS ON SALE lUUBSDAY
sam cm inirnT NIGHTS. 8:IC
spop. mat. TOMORWoVat
A ReU8lcal Comedy of N. Y 'a Latin Quartlcr
with FRANCES WHITE and
JAMl.M VVTTf-. TED LEWIM
ADA I'UllMIN, AI. III.KMAN AND
iO I'AMOl'S ARTISTS' MODELS
I BEG. NEXT MONDAY sTRv
'POP. MAT. WED. "BfT $1.00
M- LSI Ml SlfAl. 8HOW
li2l iQ$y
LlTO JgR CMOaL
W?
mzo
'otup (PftSvSQt-
OEAWT:9-Toiiv. BQOADr
CHESTNUT ST. ov'lV?u? r,
$1.00 MAT. TOMORROW '
l'lllj SI ASON s Ml PirAt. -I '"ri:.-v
SOMEBODY'S
lifwirn'T'Ljrr adt
w ITH iniKc i AT
TOE. ril'KLIN Tt S'l:
1 MT.II I.VDEN LINE
I'OSITIM-.LY JiVV ', NIGHT
MOV PAY TO XDELPHI 1 HEATRI
rs. Mi'spx seats TirniSDv
Mil'U 1HRLE UEEK.- UNI Y
HI 111 I I. Ol" REVl'ES
COMJ' S" 'E 100 I'-RIVOL CHORl'S or en
sergeanTalvin"c
. -YORK-
JlETROrOl ITAN OPERA HOUSE
Thuraday. Feb. 26, 8:15 P. M.
Tickets 1 nn Itv No War Tax Seals
now on sale 1 1 os ( i otnut Strfft
HOCKEY
TONIGHT 7:45 P. M.
PRINCETON VS. PENNA.
GENETIAL M.iv , i 10 P M
iPhila. Auditorium ind Ice Palace
4BTH MXIll.r
Hi I II
DURING LKNT TKi: YOUR
4
DANCING LESSONS
LESSONS $C
hi i ' ' ' ' Pupil J
Wo Hno a Trah'
,namn" ,i,IMrUr,,on iwa - -'-'
Exrluslv M'lhodn Sjj ' '' ' "n Wa
Mlrrorpil hlurtlo vjl' inutyi0j
CORTISSOZ SCHOOL
New York Symphony
OnCHESTRA
WALTER UAMHOSCH, Conductor
Ailmy of Mule, Tlmn Ee reh in
SOLOIST LEVITZKI rtANIiT
Tickets, 7Ro to $3 B0. Herps'a, Ul fhestnul
ITJyTrZ. SPIRITS & SPOOKS
ORPHEUM XWT TODAY S5o. nee
NiVrSSn!! Th0 Woman in Room I 3
March 1 "LITTLE I'EOOV O'MOORK"
Trocndero r.,la weai'tv iilvit win,
1IUU1U ' Jlinml toor. Ada Unit1
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A PTmoant-Artcrft Plctur
WALLACE REID
Want. Htwbr. Tlicodarp Pobarts tr.A
Tultjr Mnhall In Flnt Qhowlns ot
"DOUBLE SPEED"
Andofl Comedy "A TWlMOllT 1JABT" .
Nt. Wk Nfttlmova In 'Klronrr Than Death'
PALACR
10 A. M l'i. -J, .1:4R, S:4S, 7:40, 0:80 P. M
ryrle Prectntf Ui llctur UdwhaI
Back to God's Country
AJ4 I.AnilT flKMOM CJQMKDT
.. "Tun ouocr.ny ci.ssk"
nhxt wbkk "thh roprr.nTtnATj"
With MONET, HAHHYAIORtt
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT PWtW lflTlt
10 A M. 12. I, 3:4fc. 5.48, 7:45, 0.S0 T. l
ETHEL CLAYTON
IN PICTUTtKATlON OP PLATf
"YOUNG MRS'. WINTHROP"
A PAnAMOLT.NT.ARTCRAFT PICTUltE
VICTORIA
1 JtABKKT ST. Alviv- HT1I
0 A. jr. to 11:18 P. M
"BLIND HUSBANDS"
M m- Anita Htewart In ",Ola Ktntuekv
C A P I T O I
V . .. 7: MARKET 8TP.EKT -
10 1 M 12. 2, 3 4D, B:4S 745, 0:80 P.M.
A LI. TM1SWEEK dOLPWTN Prnt
MABEL NORMAND
IoVTav "PINTO"
A-Sr?. ucn Garlic Chaplin 1S!
REGENTS
MAIIKCT AT. Bol. J7TH
rum. IIOLMKH In
MAfMnr Tint thM nr.,11.
Adilxl CltAntlK CHArLIN in "The ninl.
11 A. M, to It r M
MAIIKBT STnr.ET
AT .TUNIPETl
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
"Willard's Fantasy of Jewela"
"C.QlNq BOME". OTIICnS WORTH WHIMS
BROADWAY Broad 8ner
TODAY CONTINUOUS lJO to 11 P. 1
"When Dreams Come True"
1IIOMAB MEIGIfAN nnd KATHKWmC
MacDONALD In "THE THUNDERBOLT"
CROSS KEYS MAJIKET HT.0B1. 60th
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
T1!"1-!. TAmi: L .MAIDS. OTHEHS
PHII.ADELI'IHA S FOREMOST THEATRES
FORRESTLa"st 5 Evgs. at
Iafit Mats Tomorrow n'l Saturday at 'I
NO ONE SEATED DUTIING f'RELUDE
Positively Last Week
KLAW & ERLANGER'S
OI.OSSAL NEW TROnUCTION
BEN HUR
Sole Direction of A. L. ERLANGER
Next Week
JOHN TORT'S
SENSATIONAL
MUSICAL COMEDT
LISTEN
LESTER
WITH
Ada Mae Weeks
and Its wonderful caat
n( nlncm. dancers and
fun-maker
BROAD LAST 5 EVGS.
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i ROBERT B. MANTELL
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MATINEE HAMLET Wltl'
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IU.1IUIUIU" Kll MI'I ll'.IJ
NIGHT
Thura . Mar'vth
I'n Merchant of Vcnlc
--
NEXT WEEK SEAT THURSDAY
"THE
IRRESISTIBLE GENIUS"
A NEW COMEDY Or YOUTH LOVE AND
I TEMPERAMENT UY
1 JOHN T McINTYItE and KRANCIR HILL
Producd under personal direction of
HARRISON GREY KISKE
, I Lilied It Wlie,, 1 Head It Hopo Tou'll
I ilc It When You !pi It "
,EO M COHAN
l ( ADDIPk' NIGHTS AT S K.
LjrrIV.fV MA'I TOMORROW
A RIOT OF FUN!
A big MARC KLAW musical production
Witherspoon Hall V.tt'u.k sV, s
RFNFh" f l'i Ltolurf on
npnuM I "r-ALT.ixo ON
BROWN Till: CANNIBALS
TROfl'gELY IT.LUITTIATI P RY Rl'RTON
HOLMES HI ILL AND MOTION PICrfRES
TlrketB ."flu & The. l'n.rri v LMrnslon Rov
Ollkp, Wltheripoon Ill'lf
EITH'S
I'at Konnry i: Munoti Bent
il t'ompanv in ' ItlnKt of SmoKV
(Jporjrf MaeFurlnnd
Th riior1t BadIoip
lvatc Ulinore & WilliumsSani
Mrkllr't 1 orJ niiJ Tpm ndoua IHU
VVA1 MI IT 'AT nn Rj. Stir to 7N-
W ' "-' I.VENI
INCib at S a)
ANNUM
I.MiAtiEMEN '
THE
lM'GII
FESTIVAL
TWIN BEDS
WITH IX3IH BOLTON
NEXT WEEIC PEATS NOW
SEVEN DAYS LEAVE
An Overseas Romanes of Lova and War
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Sammy KRAMAR
AMERICA'S BOY PRODIGY
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WALTON ROOF
PIERROT REVUE
AT 0 110 AND 11 11
Movie Night Wednesday
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GOLDWYN PICTURES CORPN
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MISS HELEN GREEN
i-OMT.S KnOM THE 6TTDIO ana
LOUIS BENN1SON. Star of
BETS'WOOD-GOLDWYN Pli-TL RES an I
WILL APPEAR IN PERSON
METROPOLITAN OPERA IIOUSI
TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8: 1 5
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