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Social. Uomgs ana inaruy w one Another
Rummage Sale
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TTAVK yOU CVCr Been uujuimt
attrriKhtso
1 Iwnv but If I walk for a block
r"chctm!t street I'm bound to sec
Ml know nd they nil look very
r : Philadelphia women are drciwlnij
thin tlcy hove for reata, It
T av M. A,bcrt ??cTrt,rC
,.ntly in i vcfy ?$ ,0,0klng blflck
tedk and small Imt. She always wears
ctothw ho well, it's a Pleasure to
"I j,cr. And her fair hair and dark
fM certainly arc a splendid contrast
": ti..i, .ifn H in had a black
aurnTop coat nn,l I her hat ,.
itlmraell, but awfully swnggcr In shnpo
and poise
o Mrs. Ilosengartcn
S .i,.. mn think nf her mint, Mrs,
NTJIMKI.MJ
" " . . . -.l- T Iiahh It A AttlnA
taken the chnrBo of he fashion exhibit
U, on real honest-to-coodncss
annoaulns nt the Indoor nsmon
Show. nicn i" i'" "" '" " r",
, to be held four days Instead of
irce tM year, nnd the fnshlon show
will be a sld? w o on i- ''"
I feci mire r wni di- """ .-.
for one, lwonu to u uih " ,.
i u'nltnr Ilnncock Is. ns In former
,oar, the chairman of the show and the'
hpr officers are Mrs. William .T.
riothler Mrs. Paul Snyder, Mis Har-
t pt rniinori'. "'uii, r ,
J" wi . ......... .t,i .mmmlltpn InnlllllCct
m1 . r Tniti .i iijln.a
IMw. Atemus,.ur. ........",
lAlro. IMttnnl II. II1UHC, Jlim nuinu
r.rncll. . r " . v ..
Klr. William iiouiier, .urn. iiimn-n
ICodmati. "Iih J-ranccH i njwr, jin,
hfnr.l IlnilM . -Mrs. l. . xiuiiiuun-
uiunu,', --"- -, ,, ,,.... -.r T
)mA, Mri. liiaries r. .jchkiub, ir. o.
pi. Jopson, Mrs. nmer ivruKen, jmtb.
Datid J.eW. .urn. uowuru uvcv, mm.
m.i....i Vnrris Mrs. John Parke. Mrs.
'lerritt Taylor, Miss Mne Stokes, Miss
i...im.. Vnnrlnln. Miss Isnlicllo
rt'opn'maker, Mrs. AVilllam O. "NVarden,
:t .Tosepii wear, jim. iikthu ""
mdMrs. Kdwln H. Vare.
HAVK heard
of three more April
. npildinRs.
Sn nut on vour cuesslne
.1.. I.Ih1m Ih it.n ofTntO
ap, 101 uic prnn;iiuii hi iu ui.....o
avf not et ioiu i uuii-n, uuu mej
i.w rhnse'n that mouth nnd there arc
brfc weeKs In April after Easter, you
;now, co we could nave n weucnng or
norecMrv day, ns tar as mai goes.
A number qro scnemncu lor .nine.
loo, but none lor .nay jet. i wumn-r
khy there is a superstition noont jiny.
fo' be ".lire, I do not believe many
tmiW listen to It. if there was n good
lcaon for being married In thut month,
lather than another, but It's true that
hot of our brides ngut siiy ot tnnt
hontli for n wedding date.
IniTH tlie appointment of Mr. George
Hi Vnrris ns bend of the Federal Ite-
erc linnk I suppose the Norriscs will
Eve in rmiadcipiiin once more, incy
Iwn tlie Iioubc nt 1!34 South Twenty -
vend street, which Mrs. ISllHe, tree-
han has rented for tlie last four or live
kintfrs. The N orrises have spent their
inters in Washington .ulnec Mr.
orris has been on the Farm Loan
Board and in summer they have opened
fir beautiful little place, "uypsy
ffll." at Penllyn, for several months.
Mrs. orris was Miss Sarah iox. a
stfr of Mr. Charles Fox. who married
im Mary Large, nnd of the late Mr.
ufA nml Aft Cnmiinl Unv nnrl ef
t. Joenli Fox", of the Delh Torres-
nip. So .Mrs. .Norris is an nunt ot '
:e many pretty Fox women who hnvo
arlv nil married, ailss Fannie Fox
urried Arthur Brockle. and alary Fox
Isrried a Pltthburch man. Sarah V.
Iox, a debutante of this year, daughter
f l)r nnd MrH. Fox. of Torresdale. is
Mini for her aunt. airs. Norris, Billle
I'ayne and airs. Tom Ridgway, who
las rdlth Vom, arc nephew and
liece of tlie Norriscs, the late airs.
vane hnvinc been a aiiss Fox. It
till be nice to have the Norrises back
fcam
1 IIAVK never benrd of so ninny lovely
affairs a.s tliere nre these days for
neet char t. Yeslerdnv I hennl of
hother ruiiiiiince whleli Is tn onen on
larch 10 from 10 until 0 o'clock. This
h Will lie nlven for the lwnofif nf tlio
lineoln Educational Institution, which
pu Know tukes cure of orpliun bovs.
Iho sale v be held at 321 South
Ileventh strtet. As one person inter-
Fi in me snie sain, "It seems quite
idea to reilncp tlir TT. fl. nf T, hv
living ut a iiiniiiuigp sale, -vhcu by so
'last juti fnii meet tlie iilch post nf llv-
tt for orpliun bojs."
I iufsp iiuiigs nre all very good works
P'l the nie to be rominpndeil nnt nnlv
a good work, but a worth-while
Iung to. for j on often pick up quite
onderful bargains.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
hlr. mill Mis Stnnluv Addleki. will
lie nn nfuriiiHin of Debussv iiiumIi nt
Satimbij Uub. Wajne. on Tnes-
P aficrniioii Mn. A.i,il,.b -iu ui
lompanied b Mr. Ail.llrlts nt thn
I a no
The Saluidnj Evenine Dnncini? Clnss
' meet I01nnrrmi Dvnnlni, In tl.A Tn..n
nrilnii ..r ,i... i ..,,... ..." .! . t;",'u.
-.-.....,, ,, ,. ,,.. o-Mirnriorii. mv.
fxander Vun Pelt will inwl H, nn.
"on and will im niti.i i... tr -
"nistead. Mr John Blsnhum Mr
'JifsUaMs iiud air. Barclay Knight.
Mlislsiihr.il,, M.1....i. ...in ....
J. ., I, " munnuiiii will cnier-
"a at dinner th s lvohIiil nt hop km.
Utprhrniil I.. 1 ? , . . ,
hrl .,;? ",, "uui oi ner weeK
paguens, Mis in Zln,.i- n.,,1 ML.
,'tii ilissi I. of Hnlmra.n.lT,,,l
Po The L'iiis.iu ii I,,, ...in i.i .. i
bo ,n.,.. . V. . '" " uiieiiu
P1 Uiotliuir ,,f Atru 'n-ii.f- i ....
i"nwn. .i i,. , :l t :""r "v, ;
riiKr',-Mi,ss P.orohy Ornramer. air.
...H, Ik IK. ir IV Hinm Airi.I.n11
Harold Wrlclit. M,. Tkn Ttk'
Ms. Mr l. i mhi: "Vt" :.......
'mraander H'oodiuiT Meek, U. H. N.
aslinr. ., ii.. ,"""""" uer, oi
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Samuel Bispham Bowcn, with u
1302 Walnut Street
FASCINATING DISCLOSURES OF
MILADY'JS SPRING FASHIONS
Also an alluring arrau
of appealing apparel,
in
Various Future Plans for
pari of friends, sailed for Porto nico
today,
Mrs. Frederick P. nadcllffe. Jr.. nnj
daughter, hnvo returned from Atlantic
uuy
Miss Lucllo Polk Carter, of Ithan,
left for Hot Springs, Vn., on Saturday,
where she Joined her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Brooke for a stay of sev
eral weeks.
Miss LcncUo F. .Teanes will be the
guest of honor nt n dinner to be given
by her mother, Mrs. Joseph Y. Jcancs,
of Vlllanova, beforo the Cinderella
danco nt the Merlon Cricket Club, on
April 10.
Miss Nancy It. Pearson will be the
guest of honor at n danco to be given
by her mother. Mrs. Rutherford Pear
son, of the IJcllcvuo-Stratford, on Mon
day, April 0.
Mrs. S. Naudnin Ducr's dancing class
will meet in the North Garden of the
Ilcllcvuc-Stratford this evening,
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Katcr, of Mcr
ion, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marion Davis Katcr, to
Mr. Harry Vernon Karnes, of Staun
ton, Vn., nnd Montreal, Can. Miss
Kntcr is visiting Mrs. J. Alan John
son, of Montreal. Mr. Karnes Is the
eon of Mrs. T. L. Karnes nnd the Into
Mr. .Frank Lee Karnes, of Stnuutou,
Vn.
Mrs. II. Norris Hnrrlson addressed
the Woman's Club of Wyncote, Wed
nesday afternoon. March 3, on behalf
of the Public Health Service of Old
York road. Mrs. Harrison outlined the
work of the organization nnd mode nn
nppcol for financial assistance.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwards S. Dunn, of
East Chestnut avenue, .Chestnut Hilt.
loft on Wednesday for Atlantic Citv,
where they expect to stay over the week
end. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dunn will give nn
Informal 'dance for their daughter', Miss
Kntherine Shlppen Dunn, who Is nt
Hillside School. Norwnlk, Conn,, during
the Knstcr holiday. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Judson Morrln Kane,
of 30!) Highland nvenue, Chestnut Hill,
will give u dinner in honor of Miss
Elizabeth II. Zauc, on April 12, before
Miss Lockwood's dancing class.
Mrs. William M. Stewart, Jr. of
S100 St.. Martins lane, Chestnut Hill,
has been visiting her daughter. Miss
Heyltje Stewart, at Dana Hall School,
Wellcfdey, Mass. Mrs. Stewart expects
to spend nbout two weeks in Hoston be
fore returning home.
Miss Florence Curtis nnd Master Ed
mund do Forest Curtis Have gone to
Atlantic Citv with their aunt. Mrs.
George L. Justice, of Gulf road, St.
Davids.
Mrs. Philip Itaplnet Mackenzie, of
Koine. Italy, wife of tho British ice
consul ot Clvitn Vccchlu. Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Philip J. Walsh, of Glad
stone Hall, Burmont, Pa. She expects
to leave for England In a few weeks to
sec her children, who arc at school
there.
Mrs. Robert Smith, of St. Dnvids,
gave a birthday party for her son, Mas
ter Ilobcrt Smith, Jr., on Saturday.
Mrs. Minton T. Pyne will commence
her course of rendng ou Ruskln on
Tuesday next at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Olney Crosdale, of Walling
ford. Miss Martha Baker and Miss Juliana
S. Baker, of Bala, are spending the
week-end In Princeton, where they will
attend the Princeton "Prom" this evc-
"lnB -
.Mr
and airs. Herbert J. Tlly nnd
their daughter, who have been spending
a few weeks in California, have re
turned tn their home nt aiontgomery
avenue nnd Kent rond, Cynwjd,
air. nnd airs. Howard F. Hanscll, of
Seventeenth and Walnut streets, and
their granddaughter, Miss Wayne Han
sen, are at Fortress aionroc, Vn., for
u fortnight, since their return from
Hot Springs, air. and airs. Howard
llnnsell Jr., of Locust street, nre at
Palm Beach, Fla.
aiiss aiury Dottcrer, daughter of air.
and airs. John Dottcrer, of Wayne,
will give :i buffet supper at her liomc
in Wn.wie, followed by a theatre party,
on Saturday to the members of the
Chi Omega Fraternity of Sunrthmore
College. The members will Include
aiibs Eleanor Green, aiiss Bcmice Bon
ner, aiiss Ionn Sutch, aiiss Virginia
Coleman, ailss ainrgaret Kmbery, .Miss
Ethel Kuplnn. aiiss Lucy Ranlcr, aiiss
Charlotte Wnslibourne, aiiss Elsie
Smith, aiiss Edith Sliver, aiiss Elsie
Courncy. aiiss Helen Parrott. ailss
ainrv aicCnll, aiiss aiargnret Crocker
and ailss Edith Shepherd.
airs. William Fritz, of Berwind, who
is nt tho Strand, Atlantic City, will
return to her homo aiarch 12.
The aiondny Bridge Club will meet
ut tlie homo of airs. Charles Bajliff. of
St. Davids, on aionday. Tho members
include airs. Robert P. Elmer, airs.
Edward J. Alexander, airs. F. I). Rnd
cliffe, airs. Norman ,t. Coudert, airs.
John Dmiliip, Jr., and airs. Frederick
de Canizarcs.
Friends of air. Michael Cooley, of
New York, who has been visiting his
mint In this city, will be-glad to hear
that ho hns fully recovered from an
attack of Influenza and will return to
Ins home tomorrow.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
air. ami airs. Charles II. Wetzel
and aiiss Barbara Wetzel, of Midland
avenue, Wuyue, arc leaving for Porto
Rica nnd other southern ports. On
their return they will live nt the Wesley
Apartments, Wayne.
airs. Wllloughby Richnidson, aierion,
will roninin at her home, -110 Syca
more avenue, for the time being, after
air. Richardson's depnrture for Balti
more, whero ho will take up his duties
ns geucrul freight agent for the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad, to which oflico
he was recently appointed, air. Rich-
GOWNS, FURS
MILLINERY
EVENING PUBLIC
2nfU w?? form"ly, assistant freight
vM?A?r ra"r0ad' WUh
T imf J lVnJlJac,0 ""Howell, Jr., of
Linden road, .Merlon, gave a 'luncheon
and thcatrp party on Wednesday.
nv$f, Giveon Boer,,ckc. of Lancaster
nyenue, Wynnewood, entertained the
uf.T"w.CIu,b .nt hor horao 1"
Xtiesday. Tho features of tho after-
noons entertainment were musical
QERMANTOWN
M't8, Fred C. Caldwell, of Shamokln
who haa,Just concluded a visit to Com.'
mandcr Holden O. Richardson and Mrs.
Richardson, of Mnrfyn road, Ovcrbrook
ol UJJ7 McCallum street.
Mrs. Howard Feather Maharg enter
talncd nt bridgo on Wednesday. The
iu u 1 , , YtT0 members of her card
club, included Mrs II. V Lyon. Mrs.
W,U; f11? tonT nP Mrs- Ne'son
Uarkc, airs. Louis Schwartz, airs. Car
roll Haines, airs. PIttman Baker, airs.
James Charlton, airs. O. Harry Feb-
Edith like " Vmipa aDd Ml83
riiV"!1": Wftltcr Slb,e'. ot
KTu, ;VctvIew street, left yesterday for
C" (orna. They will tour southern
California by automobile with friends
and will bo gone about six weeks.
ailss Ruth Bprel, 528 East Johnson
street, will entertain Informally at her
home this evening.. Guests will Include
i is 4?Icl,n Kc's Mlss Helen aiur-
i ,s.s -i"Jclln Keys, ailss Helen aii
loch, Miss Loulso Siinfcr. ailss A!
'lompklus, Miss Ruth Woods, ai
Llizabcth Woodwnrd, ailss aiagdal
Alice
ailss
11 n mill Innn
Yotine. ailss EUmi v Vr,,. mi..
aiartha Farley, ailss Alydln Butter
worth nnd ailss Inei! Coulter.
DELAWARE COUNTY
A comedy entitled "Betty on High,"
written by .Mrs. aiargnret Scott Oliver,
will bo given In Artisans' Hall. Rose
alley, In a short time. TJim principal
parts will be taken by airs. Oliver and
air. Joseph Dcering, of Chester.
A regular meeting of the Glcnoldcn
Club was held Monday evening nt the
noma or. aiiss Anna Huttcr nnd ailss
trances Rutter. Reports of various
committees were heard, ailss Jane
Shaw, chairman of the committee on
coustitutionnl revision, reported that
tuc committee is hard nt work and hopes
to have the "new constitution" ready
for the club's approval at the .May meet
ing. Plans were discussed for tho spring
dance to be held In ainy.
Delegates were chosen from t"lic club's
Junior membership to attend the junior
reciprocity day, nt the Philomusian
Club in West Philadelphia on ainrch
17. Thirteen G. C. juniors expect to
attend.
The April meeting of the Glcnoldcn
Club will be held nt the home of aiiss
Julia Brandt, vice president of tin
club.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Winn Club will hold its fourth
annual dance on Thursday evening,
April 15, at the Aldlne Hotel. This
will be the dub's first subscription
dance. The proceeds will be given to
charity. Tlie members include: aiiss
Melbn Buxbaum. aiiss aiatilda Levit,
ailss Helen Leblnng. aUss Florence
Loeb, .Miss Hnncah Unterberger. aiis
iMorcnce Wirkmnn, aiiss llnttie Fried
bnum, aiiss Hettie K, Fisher. atis
Clara .Meyer, airs. Leonlonimsky and
airs. Jack Forstadt.
air. and airs. John B. Pepper, of lfiOS
North Seventh street, anuonnco the
marriage of their daughter, aiiss Kath
ryn Pepper, to air. Charles Y. Butter
worth, ou Wednesday, February 11.
Mr. and airs. Butterworth will be at
home Wednesday afternoons dminy
April nt 1040 Laveer street.
airs. Charles A. Hcxamer, of -ll)2.'l
North Twelfth street, entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon with the
following guests.: aiis. William aiils
paugh, airs. Samuel Paris, airs. Hnin
Ellis, airs. William Supplee. airs. W.
D. Chambers, Mrs. Daniel Paris, airs.
William Radeliffe, airs. II. aiorsc. airs.
William Curren, airs. Ilorncc Miller
and .Mrs. William Pcnfield.
Mrs. C. Kraft, of Sixteenth and
Green streets, wilt entertniu at bridge
tomorrow afternoon at her home.
loiuniiiiiiuiinirii1
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Friday and Saturday Arc the Last Days of the
ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF
Notions and Toilet Articles
Well-known little things of dependable
quality at worth-while price savings
Allens French Hair Nets
10c cadi, $1.00 a dozen
Our "Slippon" Cup Shape and Import Special Straight
Shape. Our Guaranteo with Every Net to give reasonable
Wear or wo will replaco them.
Whito and Gray Nets; 15c each, $1.50 a dozen.
Dorin French Compact Faco
Powder; usual 50c size;
special 40c.
Mary Garden Compact Faco
Powder. Gilt Box with Mir
ror, Ubually 50c; special 40c.
Woodbury's or Sep -to -Net
Soap, 20c a cake.
Java Rico Faco Powtler, 40c box.
Powder L'Ame, 25c size, 20c
box.
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 38c tube.
Pebeco Tooth Paste, 38c tubo.
Amolin Deodorant Powder, 23c
and 43c box.
Cutex Cuticle Remover, 35c size,
30c.
Cutex Compact Nail Set, COc
size; 40c.
Cutex Traveling: Nail Set, $1.60
size, $1.25.
Daggett & Ramsdell Cold
Cream, 25c tube, 17c.
Colgate's Cashmero Bouquet
Soap, medium size, box of six
cakes, 55c.
THESE ARTICLES 15c
each; 2 for 25c
Double-Knitted Wash Cloths
with edge of Pink, Blue, Gold
or Lavender.
Usual 20c Corset Laces; 8 yards
long,
McKesson & Robbins Hydrogen
Peroxido: U lb.
Card of Fina Glass-Head Pins;
White, Jet or Dull Black.
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LEDGEE-PHILADELPHIA, JTOIDAY,
MISS EMSB RIDDLE ROBINSON rh0t by MChraCh
ailss Robinson Is the daughter of tlio Into Crozcr Robinson, of this city.
Her mother is airs. Editard Roblnctto of Chestnut Hill, ailss Robinson
Is n M-ry popular member of tho school set
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Mary J. Sweeney announces the
engagement of her daughter, aiiss aiarle
K. Sweeney, to air. Sidney C. Bur
goync, son of ail. nnd airs. Sidney J.
Burgoync, of Oak Laue.
Dr. P. J. O'lluru. of GOT North
Fifty-second stieet, sniled from New
York ou Tuesday on the Due d'Abruzzi
for Rome, Italy, to be present ut
the ordination to the pilesthood of his
son, the Rev. Gerald P. O'Hara, who
will be ordained on Snturdii , April H, at
the Romnn Pontifical Seminary of St.
John Lnternu. lie was a former student
nt St. Chnrlcs Seminary, Ovcrbrook,
Pa.
air, and airs. Irn D. Garman, 210
South Forty-fifth street, nnununro the
engagement of their daughter, aiiss aiao
Snow Gorman, to Dr. Willard S.
Broomcll, ton of Dr. and airs. I. N.
Broome, of Gcrmantown.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd airs. John J. Gallachcr.
ailss Helen Gallagher and air. Francis
Gallagher will spend the week-end in
Atlantic City.
Friends of air. Robert A. Gnrmon, of
1042 South Sixteenth street, will be
glad to learn that ho Is recuperatiu
from his recent illness.
ailss Elizabeth Hancy. daughter of
air. and airs. George . Hancy, of
02111 Washington nvenue, will entertniu
the members of tlie sunsnine uiud nt
lier home, this evening. The members
include airs. W. II. Burns, aiiss ainr
inn Allen, aiiss llortensc Rcedniillcr,
Miss Eva Dunleavy, aiiss alary Row
ev. aiiss Elizabeth Parsons, ailss
VVISHi Dnrrlrk. aiiss Ruth Smith, ailss
Cbarlotto Frens, ailss Doris Hicks and
.Miss Virginia Roper. The Sunshine
Club's work: is to nut orpunns.
airs. Rose A. Henry has returned
to her home in Atlantic City, aftci
having spent several weeks as the guest
of airs. ai. Connty, of 2035 South
Eighteenth btrcct.
iil!l!IU!ililliirai!!illO!!li!il
PAY 10c each or 3 for
25c FOR ANY OF
THESE SPECIALS
Puro Olive Oil Castile Soap.
Kcwpies in Fine Soap for tho
Babies.'
Tintex for renewing tho Color
in Lingerie; Pink, Flesh or
Blue.
Mercerized Lingerie Braid; 6
yard pieces.
Superior English Tape,
inch; 4 yards.
Shoo Trees and Skirt Hang
ers. DeLong Snap Fasteners, flat
test made.
Atlas Best Brass Toilet Pins
all sizes. '
Rubber Bath Sponges; good
fcizo.
THESE ARTICLES,
SPECIAL, 25c cuch
Splendid Selection of High
Grado Tooth Brushes in a
dozen or more Btyles. Puro
Bristle Nail Brushes; tho
sorvlceablo kind.
Claro Dress Shields, sizes 2, 3
and 4.
English Pin Cubes In Jet, Mat
or White.
Office Size Turkish Towels; very
special.
French Face Powder; largo
green box.
MANAYUNK
.Miss ainbel Whitehead, of 108 Rlpka
avenue, will entertain her Sunday
school class of the aiount Vernon Bap
tist Church, Urabrla nnd Right streets,
this evening.
NORRISTOWN
Among tho guests present from Nor
ristown who attended the weddiug of
ailss Gladys T. Graham-Wynne, daugh
ter of air. and airs. Clarence P. Wynne,
of the Powelton Apartments. Philadel
phia, and air. J. Clifford Mendenhnll.
Jr., son of air. nnd airs. J. Clifford
aiendcnhall. of Hnws nvenue, Norris
town, were air. nnd airs. Howard K.
'"The Thirteenth St. ShopWhcre Fashion Rcigns"-
NEW YORK
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BONWIT TELLER GXQ
She Specially SJxopOty motion
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
FOR SATURDAY
Women's Coats and Wraps
SECOND FLOOR
Introducing the New
ii ess-
Four distinctive models are offered
in exquisite soft Velour and choicest
Tricotine newest spring shades and
color combinations of linings. For
Saturday only.
Notable examples of the unusual and
original types sponsored by this shop.
Ultra-fashionable and becoming are
tight, Wrappy capes and narrow, slen
derized coats, developed in Vel-de-cygne,
Bokhara and Tricotine, with
large, crushable collars, all-around
yokes and narrow tie belts.
MAKOH 5, 1920
Regar, Mr. nnd airs. n. Sovcrn Regar,
air. nnd Mrs. Gordon R. Regar, Mr.
nnd airs. I. Frank Hunter, Jr.. air.
anil airs. Walter It. norer. airs. Franlt
Jones nnd Mr. Allen Rhoadcs, The
umrrlago was solemnized Tuesday ove
nlnv nt Mm Tlitz-Cflrlton. Tho bride
groom was a lieutenant in the United
run tea lninniry nnu was in nciivo scrv
ico on tho western front.
TIOQA
Tho engagement of ailss aiargnret
Ellznbeth Tornlinson, of 3329 North
Hlrtoenth street, to Mr. Edward
Blackfan Watson has been announced.
aiiss Dorothy Do aiott, of 8700 North
Eighteenth street, entertained tho mem
lior nf hn Eida Wlda Wida Sorority
on Tuesday evening nt her home. Her
guests Included aiiss Ruth Paul, aiiBS
Helena Alexnnacr, nii6s jiiuinu nuin
van, ailss Ray Atkinson, ailss Helen
ROXBOROLGH
air. and Mrs. Earl Conrad and their
son, Mr. Earl Conrad, Jr., of Logan,
arc spending several weeks as the guests
of their uncle and nunt, air. and airs.
George B, Ott, of 020 East Roxborough
nvenue, before occupying their new
homo nt Lnwndnlc, Pa.
airs. Walter Thorn, of 4717 Lclper
street, Frankford, entertained nt lunch
on yesterday tho members of her sew
ing club, comroscd of the following
from Rorboruugh nnd Frankford: airs.
Wiiliam Rcld, airs. Charles A. Kcffer,
airs. John Ogden, airs. Harry Soodcr,
airs. Robert Knight, airs. Robert Ir
vin, airs. George Watts and airs. Clar-
enco J. Pugh.
i i
Fraternity Danco
The Alplm Phi Fraternity will hold
its annual spring dance in the bnll-
room ot tlie .ueiievuo-Mtratroni this
evening. The fraternity Includes chap
ters In the Lower aicrlon, Northeast
and West Philadelphia High Schools.
Gen. Vanderbllt Has Influenza
New York, aiarch 5. (By A. P.)
Brigadier General Cornelius Vander
bllt, Is confined to his homo here with
influenza, It was learned Inst night. Ills
condition is not serious, according to his
physicians.
HOCKEY
TONIGHT, 8:15 P.M.
Quaker City vs. New Rochellc
aUNCKAL, SKATINO 8.00 P M.
Phila. Auditorium & Ice Palace
45TH MARKHT lOTIt
Egypt from Moses to Allenby
Free Illustrated rectum Sunday after
noon, at a .30. at TUB UNIVEKHITY MU
SEUM, by Dr. 0 U Gordon, recently r
turned from an Important miaalon to tho
Nenr Hull,
Frco Illustrated Lectures by dlstlnculshcd
men every Sunday afternoon at tho Uni
versity Museum during Msrrh and April
M1HS AMNEH HKI'I'I.IKK will lecture
on j n,i uogpei oi Amusement'
ClOLD llOPU, ADKLI'HIA HOTEL,
Sunday Evo.iMarch "th, 8:30 I' M. J1.B0
PHILADELPHIA
Thirteenth Street
Jutt Below Chestnut
' The Hagedorn
Special
Sport Suit
HE moat clever vari
ation of the smart
"sport" motif. In
line and effect it closely
follows the demands of
fashion and yet in detail it
is most pleasingly individ
ual. Created in a non
wrinkling wool fabric, in
the favored shades.
39.75 & 45.00
Spring Fashions in Modes of Unusual Smart-
-Silliouettes That Strike an Entirely
Grace and Chic
Wz&m
MArtKUr BT. ABOVE 10TII
11 A. M. TO litis V. M.
NAZIMOVA
IN A NEW P110DUCTION
STRONGER THAN DEATH
Nt. Wk., Dlils Ferguson, Ills House. In Order
1214 MAIIKKT STREET
10 A. M., 12, 2, 3:iS, 5:45, 7:45, 0:30 P. It
First Presentation of Screen Jleproductlon
ot Augustus Thomas' Famous Day
THE
COPPERHEAD
FEATUIUNO
LIONEL BARRYMORE
In the role he created tn the stare version
WRMj WORTHY THE I'ATRONAOE OF
EVERY ADMIRER OF REALLY FINE
l'llOTOI'LAYB
ARCADIA
. ..CHESTNUT DT5LOW KITH
10 A. M., 12, 2. .1:45, 5:46, 7:45, 0:30 P. It
OOUOI.AS DORIS
MAC LEAN MAY
IN I'ARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT PICTURE
"MARY'S ANKLE"
VDDEp "THE THARMINO MRS. CHASE"
Nt. Wk. Ireno CastJo In "Amateur Wlf"
Victoria
MARKHT STREET AIIOVE UTH
0 A. M. to lltlll V. M.
ANITA STEWART
IN THE RACINO MELODRAMA
"IN OLD KENTUCKY"
A Wonderfully Spectacular Production
CAPITOT
724 MARKET STREET "
10 A. M IS, 2, 3:40, G:48, 7:45, 0:30 P.M.
DUSTIN FARNUM "corsican
UROT1IERS"
Added Larry flemon Comedy, Orocery Clork
DUPCMT SIARKET ST. Bel. 17TH
KHijEilN 1 Dorothy Dalton
In "BLACK IS WHITE"
11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
MARKET STREET
AT JUNIPER
CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE
DOTTIE CLAIRE & MAIDS
"PETTICOATS": Other Acts Worth While I
BROADWAY Droatl W
"MABEL BE CAREFUL"
Norma Talmadge "K Da"B,lte':.ot .
Two World's
CROSS KEYS MARKET ST bl Ma
klynn-s Fashon Minstrels" '
APADF.MY WEDNESDAY, MARCH
... .. 10- AT 8ilB
10, AT 8:15
POLK
vionn
Recital
by
RUDOLPH
Tickets, Heppe's,
II, 75c
1110 Chestnut. 12, 11.50,
4
DANCING LESSONS dC
A Teacher for Each Pupil tyJ
Individual
Instruction
Exclusive Method
Mirrored Studio
1520 Chestnut
Locum 3101'
CORTISSOZ SCHOOL
METROPOLITAN o11 "oubb-
0 Opera Co., N. Y.
TUES,
DVO
MAR. 0,
AT R
MADAMA
BUTTERFLY
Mmes. Farrar. Tornla. Mm. Hackett. Chat
mere, Paltrlnlerl. Ananlan. Cond. Moranzonl
Rente 1108 Chestnut St. Wal. 4424 ; nice 67
ACADEMY Seats at Heppe's, 1110 Chestnut
I 1H A IK VH A VTomor. at
at3 8:10
Soloist! THELMA
OIVEN. Violinist
1 ORCHESTRA
T" l Ken Ave. 4 Cumberland
HarirlaC ADir'i' MAT. DAILY
reOpieS Beauty Trust
Walnut ab. 8th. Mat. Today
BOWERY
BURLESQUERS
,asmo
DUMONT'S Emmett J. Welch Mln.
LUIVIVINI O etre,, AnCH&0TH8TS.
Don't Borrow Babies or Yo11 G
In a Huff
ORPHEUM'l0",..3----,-
mfTild Little PcSgy O Moore
MARCH 8 "NEARLY MARRIED"
UNIVERSITY MUSEUM Sat., 3 :30. Frea
motion picture Illustrated lecture by Carl
I.umholtz. "In the Wllda of llorneo
r. 1 . UM ! A tt'n.t.t , 1?,.u. .1
unrrrBi di'vib in ,,iw nwnui , urv nine
Trnrnrlern BI KUV1BW. with IIAIUIV
I
New Note for
75'
.00
125
.00
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FHILADELPHIA'n
r.ExniNO THMA'
TPmm
Direction LEE J. J.
Biiuuisnr
8AM. B. Ot TT inrnT NMkkr
Drond Del. OnVJDLUTVl at81 -
Iioeust ' j
wiia-riro itago oi tenure uobmb , f, i
Brilliant Musical Show '"JS
'u'PW
'Mi
Bewitching Beauties From
Broadway
Chestnut St. oma Nights. 81 15
MATINEE TOMORROW AT 2llB
"The Show That Has Everything
C.M.ANDERSON'S
I
D2
,JA. 5?S2ch8Wa ln One." Record
IXvJSKS, FRIVOL CHORCB
FUN EXPERTS OF FIFTY
"The Peoplo Should Jjovo It" Pub, Ledger.
r VRTf EVGS- 8:2- mats.
U 1 11V Mat. Tomor. at 2 :20
"MR. HODGE ) evo. nuLLETne
AT HIS BEST' Bvl,rALE,DgD
W I L L I A, M
HODGE
In Ills Greatest Success
"THE GUEST OF HONOR"
ADFI PHI NIGHTS AT 8)15
U-,t-"-" n WVlt. Thtlr. , n.t
LAST
2 NIGHTS
MAT. TOMOR.
SEASON'S MUSICAL SUCCESS
SOMEBODY'S
iayj&& (
S
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SWEETHEART ,
WITH A 100 CAST
TOE-TICKLIN TUNES
LAUGH-LADEN LINES
and the Best Singing; Chcrus In Town
ggrDAT SEATS NOW SELLING
A. II. WOODS Presento
The Unparalleled Laugh Success '
UP IN
MABEL'S
ROOM
With Its Unequated Cast
HAZEL DAWN, WALTER JONES
JOHN ARTHUR, ENID MARKEY
BOo to M.&O. Pop. .Mat. Thurs. Heat eat
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
HURRY to the BROAD
Geo. M. Cohan's Smashing Hit!
THE NEW STAR
GEORGES RENAVENT
Nlthts at R.1B: Mat. Tomorrow at 2:15
THE
IRRESISTIBLE
GENIUS
ny JOH.V T JPelNTTIlR & FJIANCTH HILI,
PHILADELPHIA CRITICS
ALL SHOUT "SUCCESS!"
Nlchts at 8:1(1; Mat Wed. ft Sat.. 2:15
SDAT3 NOW TOIt TUC LAST WEEK
GARRICK Last 2 Evgs.
Ijist Mat. Tomorrow
A RIOT OF FUN! ,
WJlhi
Abig MARC KLAW musical produdioD
NEXT WEEK SCATS flELLINO
ENGAGEMENT EXTHAOriDINAIlY I
A JOTOL'S, JAZZY. MUSIC REVUE
with ED. WYNN (Himself)
Hrltliant Cast'and OoM Medal Chorus
HOOK AND SONGS HV ED. WYNN
FORRFST Ji'"TS at .ib
X wlUbJ 1 Mat. Tomorrow at 2.:
INSTASTtNEfll'H Hltrrpso no.
IS
JOHN COUT'8 BREEZY MUSICAL COMEDT
LISTEN
LESTER
WITH
ADA MAE WEEKS
AND ITS STARTLING CAST CV
rUN-MAKEHS. HINUKUS N DANTF-RS
SEATS HELLING 1XR NEXT WEEK
METROPOLITAN OPEItovZ
ONK WOJnYvG
NEXT MONDAY EVo" MARCH H
DIRECT FROM
6 MONTHS' RUN
IN LONDON
r-ERCr UUHTON PRESENTS
LOWELL THOMAS
Willi
The Last of the Crusaders
Allenby in Palestine and Arabia
The Arabian Nights1 Entertainment
Which Took London and New York by Storm
The $100,000 Production of Over
500,000 People and 60,000 Camels,
Every eenlnr except Tuesday at S-aS."'
Matinee, Wednesday A But , S an Prlc
o 1 B" P' t41t- wi. 250
SKATS NOW ON SALE
Downtown Ticket Ofllce. 1108 Chestnut St.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOtlHH
TONIGHT A7 I, ?t Appearanc In
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ADMISSION, tl. II BO. 1108 Chestnut Bt,
EITH'S
EVA TANGUAY
World's Oreatesl Eccentrfo Comedlsnni
Albertina Kasch & Co.
.15, 0r,,y"1!!., l.l4nee Creations
'The Heart of Annl.. Wntf
falbot OTarrell, J, C. Morton Co. Other.
walnuTpSmsas ns
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