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tffisf GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
, jfynno Speaks of tho Ddath .of Mrs. Frederick W.
Morris Colonel Muctilo td Give Reception for
Snrgcant York April 13
.u.th ot Mrs. Frederick Wlstar,
-HB tttVhudny night n't her'
Mi7vufanoTa attei lonif and tcdl
home 'n11'a.D. "' . forgo family rcla-
"MSf'ta mrninK. Mrs. Morris,
donshlP into wretlfraul. wns tho
,h, ,V.af Feeder cw Wlstur Morris and
widow of f """... husband's death In
bad ,f"'" Vnrac. Hho w 11 be
V-lKanV wS tor ! kindness,
missed n nmnj , g mn()e
jr'il.fcon.Vr of a group ot many
frin"X;nfMra.ThnB.
Pl'O wn?rl ,vl o(. liusband, you ro
HS iai d owned on tho titanic,
fifth Tom Balrd. who was Miss
nd .L. Morris. A third and younger
Dorothy J o"'"; taller C. Janucy,
Was 5 lu 1'nullnc Morris.
who as. .i. hv two sons.
sh0 ,'? u'utnr Morris, of Wyncoto
Frederick J " "'" aoDhi0 Wr.
hM th 1" t "m7T Rodman GrU-
sister of inemi aiprria, wlio mar-
Jled Mrs. Strawunusu, "
', Piff-nd Polly Thayer and
Pr5i Balrd are among tho grand
Dorothea a hi a rrhnycr who
Sd'LoI, CaWtt. , '
Vf Vorria ll bo burfcd from tho
. ;i, i7f the Redeemer, uryu jiawr,
Chitch of tiio nltendcd Bervlcc.
nere ou - -
T AM to S'fld ,0 ucur l 1
I AM .. n..i Vnrk. haB recovered
Itergeanii "'"?.. 'd will come
,hVr V m, ckle had awed Invitations
fc'inMon to Sergeant York about
,of a reception o&crge o
,m0.nnlfpn illand was unablo to come
MJ'h. first planned. Now tho re-
11 ii , .in ho held on Tuesday evening,
Sffi "at 0 o'clock" tho Muckles hav
? out their cards to that effect
yesterday.
XT0v7 that Good Friday is a day of
N the past for another 80S days, Lent
MISS VLSH AT HOT SPRINGS
have been spending the winter in town,
have opened their homo at St. Davids.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Ilowell, of
aync, have gone to Atlantic City for
tho month of April.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Chalfant,
of Wayne, have gone to Atlantic City
for-a fortnight's visit.
Mrs. Edward Laurent has returned
to her homo at St. Davids after spending
several weeks nt Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo Ilalo Trumbull,
of Hula avenue und Oynwyd road, loft
oil Thursday to spend the Easter holi
days nt tho Green Brier, "Whlto Silphur
Springs.'
Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Bujac announce
tho marriago of their daughter, Miss
Julia Bujac, to Mr. Carl F. Sommer,
of Davenport. la., on March 20. Mr.
and Mrs. Sommer, after an extended
toui throueh tho Southwest nnd Hnll-
fornl will bo at homo after July 1 nt
j.f jjivision street, uavenport, la.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilorrv Tl. Mnv. of 712
Pino street, Darby, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Emily
May, to Mr. Frank Rogers, of Thirty
fourth and Chnnccllor streets. No date
has beet set for tho wedding.
Miss Ella Day Blair will receive on
Tuesdays from 3 until 6 o'clock la her
new studio, 1730 Pinn street. Thcro will
bo music. No cards have been sent out.
Mrs. Christine A. nnrtnrtt. of
. lK T i. rwonr Illness, and win come iirooKiinc, nnnounces tho engagement
ki Mtv on Tuesday and Wednesday, ; ot , ner uaugutcr, msa Christine Hurt-
lo if i'i nnH 14. to DC me gueni i '".n, mu iur. tvimum .ucrris uorucs,
U.i m! Mrs. John S. Muckle at jon of Mrs. Franklin n. Corlles, of
ht tf,t Itreet home. ? kwjw Hamilton court, of this city.
QERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Bentlcy Mlddlcton are
visiting Mrs. Mlddleton's parent, Ir.
and Mrs. Charles Wirt, nt 003 East
Washington lane.
Invitations havo hpen rprolrurl fmm
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph J. Rablnovltch, of
0318 Baynton etreet, for n buffet dance
In honor of their son, Mr. Martin
itaoiuovitcn, on April 18.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. t. ltm-rff Kinn
Magnolia avenue, will leavo today for
Brown's-Mllls-in-the-Plnes, N. J., to
stay Indefinitely. Miss Vlolctte Bar
rett will remain in Germantown until
mo ena or tiio school year.
Mrs. James A. Lodcr, of "Washing
ton, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Wllkie, at 100 Harvey
street.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Sillier Watts, of
Old York road, Ogontz, will entertain at
dinner mis evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Wolf, of Elklns
Park, who have been tntirlni? nn thn
Pacific coast, have returned to their
home.
i.Iamaii nvor nn nil ilu v.i
.'.MCM.,u"vr(,nr not In
Site? week until tomorrow at least
ll are at Eastertide, and there nro
S?ta" few Informal dinners and such
Si ...ninff The Sydney Hutchlnsons,
Ji v!"ii.I rrv,rn nm to bo twenty-
VSr I hr, and Impose after
Je fill be dancing-
1 mi n inui iuww "" -'-p. . t
iJDtcd for parties of this sir.c, nnu
am J
miin floor room
there is euro to w inocnu ol juu.
mllE Langhorno Bullitt Dicks, who
J. have taken to giving an annual
' riitor narty for their children, will
utMtaln this nfternoon, and tho small
nttU, about sixty in number, will have
f toe time hunting Easter eggs and
aditis them in all sorts of odd nlacca.
ANOTHER party given today, or
A..th... tiiic ovpninc. is the dinner,
, followed by attendance .at the theairc.
u Ka iTFin liv .Mrs. Liiiiuiia jvumu
Oemlnthaw, ho, you remember, wns
Christine Baker, in honor pi air. anu
Sirs. T. Shipley Thomas. Mrs. Thomas
Ms Miss P. Talliafcrro Todd, of New
York, before her recent marriage.
QUITE n number of prominent women
nere arc Interested in the recital
which Earl I'fouts, who. as you know,
it a Phlladelphian, will give nt tho
Rdlfvue-Stratford next Thursday night.
f4jlri, Qeorge Burnham, Jr., will enter -
' ulu in a voz. iuui i:i-nni6. ". "
John P. Greene, Mrs. unarno unuuns
(Beatrice Fox, you know) and several
others. Mrs. Stotesbury bus ulno
plsnned to go If the gets home. Mrs.
Pouts, it appears. Is. a pcrsonnl friend
of hers nnd she visited them hero even
before she married n Phlladclphinn.
She has taken a box for the perform
ance Mri. Otis Skinner, Mrs. Freder
ick Sheltou, Mrs. Otto Mallery, Mrs.
Strickland Knenss. Sirs. Lcdynrd
Heckscher and vurious others will bo
patronesses of the concert, which is to
take place at S:15 o'clock.
I HEARD tho most delicious story in
connection with tho ruinmngo sale
the Emergency Aid is to hold the week
of tho 12th. Some one called up one
of the women charged with collecting
articles and said: "I have the dearest
white woolly dog you may have If you
will call for him." "Oh, that would
lie lovely'" f.aid tho one in charge.
"How soon must I send for him?"
"Oh, I am going out of town," said
the other. "You'd have to send to
morrow He Isn't very big," she added,
loothingl.r.
Well, the ono In chnrife' worried nnd
bothered nil day as to how she would
minaso tn Ueep white woolly dog
until the aale. What n work It would
be! And she called several people to
k their advice about it. Finally ono
)'rson offered to care for tho dog nnd
also promised to rail for her in her
'r; together they would collect tho
iot
Well, they went, and when they
aiked for snid dog, imuglno their ex
pressions when n small toy dog on
wared was hnnded out by the nouo too
r"ious nrn id nt the door.
NANCY WYNNE.
International.
Golf stockings for riding. It's a new style Introduced by Miss Phyllis
Walsh, of Philadelphia, at Hot Springs, Va. "Cooler and more com
fortable than boots," she says
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Ray Wcks Mclvennev, of
Paducah, Ky.. will arrive in Philadel
phia on April 10. Mrs. McKenney Is the
president general of the United Daugh
ters of tho Confederacy, nnd will be
tho guest of tho Philadelphia Chapter
whilo here. On Saturday, April 17, a
luncheon will bo given in bcr honor at
the Manhcim Cricket Club, which will
be hi charge of Mrs. Joseph Houston and
Mrs. .losepn l-.nrnBliaw. .Mrs. Mc
Kenney will stay with Mrs. William
Douglas Mason, of Chestnut Hill, for a
few days.
Miss Mao V. Crowe, of 3S12 North
Broad street, Is spending tho Easter
holidays at Atlantic City as the micst
of homo friends.
Mrs. J. Simmons, of Chester, enter
tained at bridge on Thursday afternoon
In honor of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Davis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Davis will leave
Chester in n short time for California,
where they will livo indefinitely.
The friends of Miss Harriet Selfrldge
will be glad to know that she has re
covered from her serious illness nnd is
now u guest of her sister, Mrs, Horace
G. Twaddcll, at her home near Media..
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. It. Enion, of Park
way avenue, Chester, nro receiving con
gratulations on tne blrtli of u son.
Miss Milllccnt T. MacDnde. daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert D. MacDadc,
has returned to her home in Chester
from n visit to Birmingham, Johnstown
nnd Sewlcklcy. Pa. Miss MacDade is a
member of the class of 1010 of tho
Birmingham Academy, which reunion
she attended.
Tho luncheon nnd meeting of the
Chester Rotary Club took idaco on
Wednesday afternoon. Among the
sneakers wcro Colonel James A. G
Campbell, Mr. Byron J. Pickering and
Mr. Edward D. Glauacr.
Miss Dora B.- Weston, daughter of
Dr. Henry G. Weston, n former presi
dent of Crozcr Theological Seminary
at Upland, is the guest of friends hi
Chester. She will leave on Monday for
her homo In California.
At the meetiug of the Klwanis Club
of Chester on- Wednesday, Doctor Pol
lard, of Crozer Seminary at Upland,
gave a talk on "Easter and its Meaning
to tho American People." Mr. P. E.
Shnrpless, of West Chester, also spoke.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Luther II. Chatham, Missnelcn
Chatham, of 5818 Catharine street, and
MisslRuth. Gordon 'will spend tho Eas
ter holidays nt Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. It. Pierce, of 012
South Grant avenue, Wilmington, are
spending tho Easter holidays ns tho
guests of Mrs. Pierce's parents, Sir.
and Mrs. V. A. Perrcin, S031 Bnlti
inoro avenue.
An engngement recently announced is
that of Miss Florence N. Galleghcr,
daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. James
Francis Unllaglier. ot T.w .ortn atxiy
third street, to Mr. Joseph
Manus, of Overbrook. .
Park avenue, has gone to her summer
homo, Kockwlld, at aeiicrsviuo, l'a.
A largo reception will be given at the
Bcllovue-Stratford on Wednesday eve
ning, April 7, in honor of the Rev.
Kichard Jtiannigan, rector or ine unino
lie Church of St. uoso of Lima, North
Wales, and formerly assistant rector of
St. Stephen's Church, Broad nnd But
ler streets. The reception will bo fol
lowed by a musicale.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul, of North
Twenty-first street, accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Ruth Paul, and
Miss Jean Hunter, of 3845 North Broad
street, will leave today lor Auauiic
Io" j City and will remain until Tuesday.
MISS LILLIAN D. POLLARD
BRIDE OF SAMUEL LUKENS
Pretty Wedding of Miss Edith Gold
berger and Arthur Hess
One of the Interesting Eastertldo
wedding's w,lll bo that of Miss Lillian
D. Pollard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank S. Pollard, of 010 Wst Kitten -houso
street, and Mr. Samuel D. Lu
kens, of Bwarthmoro, which will take
place In tho First Baptist Church of
Germantown this evening nt (1 o'clock.
Miss Mabel Pollard will attend her Bis
ter ns maid of honor, nnd Mr. Chan
dler Burpee will bo Mr. Lukens'g best
man. The following will net ns ushers :
Mr. Hobart Dodd Pollard, brother of
tho bride J Mr, Foster Price, Mr. J.
Moylan Hayes and Mr. David McCar
thy. Mr. Pollard will glvo his daugh
ter In marriage. 0 A reception for the
Immcdlnto families will follow tho cere
mony at tho homo of tho brido's par
ents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tiukena will bo at home
nt 080 North Chester road, Swarth
moro, after Juno t.
HESS GOILDBERGER
An Interesting uedding will bo sol
emnized this evening nt 0:1)0 o'clock
in the Gold Room of, the Adelphla Hotel,
when Miss Edith II, Goldbergcr, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr. It. II, Goldberger,
of 4032 York roadj will bo married to
Mr. Arthur R, Ursa, of 3023 North
Twenty-first street The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Henry Berko
wltz, D. D of the Rodotih Shalom
Temple, and will be) followed by n dlnnrt?
and dance. Mr. (Goldbergcr will glvo
his daughter In maCTlnge. Khe will wear
n gown of whlto oatln veiled with nn
embroidered robo of georgette crepe,
with n veil of tutle nnd duchess lnce
caught with orangei blossom. Hprsyn, nnd
will carry a shower'of lilies of tho valley
nnd sweet peas. Tktrs. W. Ralph Le
balr, tho matron of; honor, will wear n
gown of white eatlru and will carry pink
roses.
Mr. Louis G. new will be his broth
er's best man. The bridegroom nnd
bride will leavo on an extended trip.
SORORITY EASTER DANCES
The Zetn Chanter of the Delta Siema
Phi Sorority will hold its Easter
dnnce on Anrll 0 nt the Beuevuc-Strnt
ford North Garden. The following ure
members of tbcj chapter:
MIis Dorothy Clear, Mfcs Dorothea
Donaldson, Miss Margaret Glyun. Miss
Eleanor Gaigser, Mrs. Elrut J. Black,
Mrs. Marjorie Little, Mis Ruth Ped
rick, Miss Kathryn, Thompson. Miss
Helen Todd, Miss Kathryn McClatchy,
Mrs. Arnold O, Claycs, Jtiss Louise
Parson asd Miss Dorothy Sutherland.
Tho following Indies will ant ns patron
esses: Mrs. Wlllinm E. Clear, Mrs. Wil
liam Cameron. Mrs. .Trinien Delnlninty,
Mrs. J. W. Dalrc, Mrs. Albert Don
nldson. Mrs, Martin P. Glynn, Mrs.
O. 31. uaiscr. Mrs. William li. Kxntz,
Mrs. Susan W. Lord. Mrs. William
Lonergnn, Mrs. P. J. Larwler, Mrs. J.
V. Llttfo, Mrs. John McClatchy. Mrs.
Mnrcaret. E. Jarvis. Mrs. Thomas E.
Johnson. VMrs. O. D. Pedrlck. Mrs. Wil
liam H. .(.'arsons, Mrs William Jones,
Mrs. lllclwrd benwoerar, Mrs. V.
Sutherland, Mrs. W. Thompson, Mrs.
M. Vanneman. Mrs. I'. A. Vanneman,
Mrs. It. D. Newton und. Mrs.- Sninucl
Slaymnker.
THE GLAD SURRENDER
IJy UAZEIi DEXO BATCHELOB
CtvvrioM, lilt, V FHo I C.
Love Triumphs
3 i'i .ii.i) n
USlCAL EVJrr
tin ttoond symphony of BrHm 'n
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Elsie Crawford, daughter of Mr.
William J. Crawford, ot 2030 Fitz
wntcr street, will spend a few days
with friends iu Pittsburgh.
Miss Anna Ornhnm entertnined the
members of the minstrel troupe of the
1013 clasx. Philadelphia Girls' High
School. Preparations nro being made
for tho annual class reunion, which
will take placo on Saturday afternoon,
April 24, at tho Hotel Rltteuhouse.
Among the guests will be Miss Margaret
McCausland, Miss Altec Patterson,
Miss Edith Meyers, Miss Cecilia Kenny.
Miss Frances Shetzlinc, Miss Edith
Pcntland. Miss Edith MacGarriglo,
Miss Gladys Rhodes. Miss Edna Yar
wood, Miss Marion Moono, Miss Anno
Moono and Miss Rene Murrne.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Kohn aunounce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Carrie Kohn, to Mr. William Halber-
stadt, of this city.
Miss Rose Shuman is spending the
holiday nt her homo In Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Sonnlon enter
tained informally nt their home, 2318
Reed street, followed by a linen shower
in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. John B.
Martin, Jr. The guests Included Mr.
nnd Mrs. John O'Donnell, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. F. Mnrtin, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John
Rcardon, Sr., Mr. nnd Mrs. John Rcnr
don, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Reardnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hnddi. Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Sherman. Miss Anna
n'Tinnnpll. Mr. Thomas O'Donnell. Mr.
Joseph Brown, Mr. Joseph Lcithman,
Charles Cuvannugh. Mr. J. Murphy,
Lieutenant Desmond. Mr. J. F. Mar
tin, Miss Mnrgaret Lyons, Mr. Joseph
Martin. Miss Alvina Ornessle, Miss
Viola Dill. Miss Mnrgnrct Southern, of
Atlantic City: Mr. and Mrs. Mack
itoiikon. of New ork; Miss Alice
Fhlldn, Miss Ruth Brown nnd Mr.
Joseph A. Reardon.
Mr. Isadore Glnssman is spending
the week with relatives ait. Center
Square, Pa.
Mrs. Stewart Wallers, of Easton,
r ,.-1,.. lulu hern the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. James Cntfrey, of JMl
Houlh Seventeenth street, has just re-m-nprf
to her home after a week u visit.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Miss Anno Dubin, daughter of Mrs.
Edith Dubln, of 2127 North Thirty
second street, has just returned from
Boston, where she visited her brother-in-law
nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Silverman. On her return Miss Dubln
stopped in New York for a few days.
Mrs. Dubin is expected to visit her
daughter in a few weeks.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
The Falls Young Men's Association
will give nn entertainment In celebra
tion of Its twenty-first anniversary on
Monday evening, April 10, at the club
house, 3048 Queen lane. Tho affair Is
in charge of Mr. Robert L. Boardman,
Mr, Thomas Wilcox, Mr, Harry B.
Cole, Mr. Joshua Whltoker, Mr. Wil
liam Ferguson, Mr. John Whltakcr, Mr.
Benjamin Mitchell, Mr. John O. Porter,
Mr. .mm ll. uroves. w. jod urceu-
wood, Mr. Georgo Foster, Mr. Herbert
Russell, Mr. Albert Radcllff, Mr. John
Hnlstead, Mr. John Brooks and Mr.
William J. Benbam.
Tho Rev. Benjamin F. Brny, Jr., of
Queen lane, is spending some time in
Virginia.
Mr. John Wyatt, of Haywood street,
returned on Monday from a short stay
in Atlantic City.
$15,000 a Year for General Gorgaav
Lima, Peru, April J. Major Cenerr1
William C. Gorpas, formerly surgeon
general of the United States arvhy,
sailed Thursday on his way to yew
York. Belgium and West Africa, having
accepted n five-yenr, contract with tho
Peruvian Government to direct nai ex
tensile sanitation program heret Tho
retaining fee to be paid Gouernl Gorgas
will bo $15,000 n year. He will return
to Peru next January, his assistant,
Colonef ,'Wrightson, remaining "in charge
during arts, ubsence.
Granville Burton married Laurel
Btono, a nctcipaper woman, when ho
did, not love her, tave a a com
panion. She lovrd hltn icith all her
interne nature. After their sort icas
born h, through pride, withdrew
herielf from him. Hhe icai at ih&
ahcata had leen, lave that there teat
nothlnp perianal between them, and
Orahvtlle, whosat one time would not
havo noticed thi, suddenly realised
that ho loved hi wife with every
thing thcro wan in him and that aho
no longer loved hltn. '
THE car drew up nt the curb with
a purring softness and Laurel went
wearily up tho steps and rnag the bell.
Cromble opened the door and stepped
back for herHo enter. Ho was about
to tell her something, but with n llttlo
gesture she stopped him.
"Tomorrow morning, Cromble, she
snld with a tired laugh. "I'm renlly too
utterly weary to hear anything tonight.
I'm going right up." ,
She began to climb the curving stairs
when a voice spoke out of tho dark
ness.
"Laurel!" , , .
She whirled about, her heart leaping,
color flaming in her checks, her wear!-
jess forgotten. W. sioou i mo iui
tlfc stnirs nnd sne iookcu ira m uj. mm.
"But Cromble said ; en' dcmii.
Cromble began to explain, but Granville
silenced him. ..... ,
"He said I'd gone out Well. I had.
I went for you nnd missed you.'
She came down to him then, her hand
slipping along the balustrade. Tho hnll
wns dim, but n light carao from the
llbrnry beyond. She stopped nt the last
step and stood Just above him. Crom
ble Iiad disappeared.
"Whv didn't you leave tonight? she
nsked softly. There . watt somethjjg
nbout the unexpectedness of the meeting
that made her say the things that came
Into her mind, no matter what the con
sequences. ,,
"Because we hadn't settled matters."
ho began. "I had no intention of rusli
Idp nfr thnt wnv. T wa'jted to explain
to you that I would go nnd leave the
field free for you to do Just as you liked.
Then when you bad decided you could
let me know."
n? looked up at the rounded outlines
of her face, tenderly childish In the half
light nnd very white.
"We'll talk in the morning," he went
on. "You're very tired."
She smiled nnd the smile caught nt
his heart. It was so like the sorry smile
of n little girl, a llttlo girl who needed
comforting.
"Laurel, there's something else," he
said suddenly; "Something that I want
you to. know before you go upstairs.
Whatever you decide to do about this
thing I want you to know this I love
you. I wnnt you more than anything
else, in tho world, nnd I would give
nuything to have you care for me ns I
am sure you did oui-c. That night nt
the Cednrs : you misunderstood me. 1
YwtHi mad. I hnd to kiss you j I felt thnt
i couiuu t go on without It. 1 wanted
thnt to remember afterward, if you
should decide thnt you would be hap
pier with me out of your life."
Ills voice, pitched very low. echoed
awny into the silence. Laurel's hand
on the balustrade trembled so that she
could hardly hold it there. She felt
suddenly weak nnd faint.
"Hint's nil," he finished. "I didn't
tell you that to influence you, but be
cause I wanted you to know. You nre
free to do just ns you wnnt with your
life. Tho children arc not to count. I
nm not to count. ou must decide. Anu
now good-night."
Ho turned awny, and suddenly she
could speak. Suddenly she knew that
he must never misunrterstnnu ner ngnin.
"Grnn," she snld brcnthlcssly.
Ho wheeled around.
"If I nm free," she began, "Free to
do as I like with my life, there is only
one thing to do with It; thcro Is only
one thing I want to do with it give it
back to you forever."
Then eho was gone, flying up the
curving stairs Into the soft darkness be-
Thft
fatur of th conort of th Kllt'
Orchafr next .Ht. th othr 01
tltimtHir tvalnv (npi. atfnti frum
"Damnation of Kaut." Two mmtM
ine urcnmira win m pree-nma, ttie
Krurtr, flrt. bnitoon, a aololnt In ,,
rcrtlno of whr. an ArMm Miiuarnl.
uuie. aa compostr, in two snon orcnu.
worn
m r:i
T 11
rdmiM 1
W "
m '
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Th KtAlrAmtlfl r.4at r..M..4 thit aV.
will M for vlollnltti, th rt trlAl ijrtn
JiMfl Anrll SO and tli final on May IB. Tar,
nr,
SUPPOSE your father made you
wear ugly clothes; suppose he
wouldn't let you have a good time;
suppose he wouldn't even allow you
to go get n sundae with another
girl. Then suppose he chose a hus
band for you after you had chosen
a different one for yourself. Would
you let him rule you In that, too?
Read how Anne Carter bandied this
situation in
"The Streets o) Life'
By
HAZEL DEYO BATCUELOR
The new serial, which begins on
Monday, April C.
You'll Enjoy It .
tloulars may b obtain! by iar'tri
iiiaa(iu inch, ehilrman of ,th cMHt
commltu. at 13U Iennaylranla IJultdlna-
Ono of th rrrateat aurrtsatlons of arttftU
vir sithertd on tho ntaiM at nn time, i-llt
rtv n conrtrt at th Mtrnrolltan Onr
Moufl en wdnday evi-nlnir. Anrll 14.
tor the benefit of the rti.tltutt victims of
the llUMtan revolution. Pablo C'aaalt, Oeatn
Clabrllowltch. Jtarsare Mattenauer. Jfutda
Lnhanka and another world-famoue artier,
wnoee name la to be announced later, have
tendered their eentetr
Jaecha IMfetx, who kIvm Ma final re'i
cltal hero for at leaat two a'eeine, at the
Academy of Mualc on ?-onday evenln. will
play aa the feature of hla prosram. tha
llarh aolo aonata No. n for violin tinaeeonv
punl'd and the concerto In n minor o
Julea Conua. He will a I do play two srouc
The Harvard Olf Huh will appear at a
foncert to be followed by a dance at th
ruilevue.Fftratfard Hotel on Mondar -nln
April lu. Tlcketa on aale at Jfeppe'e
after April to.
Th Uttle flymphonr. founded br th
a-rut flutlet, OtorrM Ilarrrre. wilt ajmeer
at the Academy of Muelc on Tueaday April
lS:.ia . oonerrt for the boneflt at th
Children' Hospital.
r
m
fgi
The Philadelphia Operatic Society will
lv Suppe-e "nocacclo1- at the Metropolis
tun Opera Houee on Anrll 15. Th eal In
clude Emille Slnlte Itaran. Dr John B.
If.'Cler. Horace Jl Hood. Charlea J. 6hut
tleworth. Herman J. flub ttelnholrt Schmidt.
Marhuerlte Palcho, Hilda Ttelter. Eva RltUr,
Catherine Heed, lluatell Uolan. V. A Davlae,
and Jannette ICtrr.
Tltta RuiTo will
famous numbers,
yond. He hesitated for barely n second
nnd was after her. lie caught her In
his arms outside the door of the sitting
room, aid without n word lifted her
over the threshold nnd closed the door
behind them. They were alone, in tho
soft dimly lighted room.
He swent her Into his arms nsaln nnrl
kissed her ns he had kissed her that
night on the terrace, nnd she surrender
ed to him with n little sob. The Hrht
from a Jnde and gold lnmp cnught the
ln two of ht mt
the Trftlnele frrtm
Parllnccl' and "T.arro el factrttum .'
from the "Harber of Seville." at hi recital
at the Metropolitan Opera House next Friday
evening-,
rtoa nla th famous topraro. and
Olacomo Illmlnl, th equally 'velMmown
operatic baritone, will give a. lolnt recital at
the Metropolitan Opera Houae on Saturday
evening. April .
r H Ernian will rive hU annual piano
nlnr April 10. Ho will
nrahme, ulumen
Handel and Lint.
recital at Wltherapcon Hnll on Monday ev.
in. no win piay ram:
Ilrahma, Blumenfeld, franclt.
eompoaltlon of
dcbumv
The Duncan Dancer with JJarvl rtubln.
stein, plenlat will appear nt tho Metropoli
tan Opera Houae on Monday vntni. April
10. ,
Marie Louchney. metac-aoprano, and J
fan.. tl, .k t .....i" a -. Erwln Mutch, dramatic barlton, will liv
facets of tlie ruby on Laurel's finger & joint recital at withrpoun Hall on Mon
una it blazed sullenly. It was still the "' evening, April 12.
insolent symbol of Grnnville Burton's .,.. TT" .., . v .L. -
ownershln lint wlmf ,11,1 If nintfr nnu. Th Schmidt Quartet will rive tho third
ownersnip, wicwnat cim it matter now, a Uit of , eon,.,, tor tht ,ea,on,
when she held In the touch of her slim, -under th auaplcx or the Unlvrlty Ex
white fingers everything in the world I ''?'" .tir at wth.ffn Hall next
thflr nnlllil liPinn ! ImnnlnAt) . " ' , - v va '"'""! "
"w .vu iu wi iijk ku iiuij'tucsa
THE KND.
I Beethoven will be played and Kmil Schmidt
, and Ralph Leopold, planlat. will play th
i iwr Kranch Bonata for violin and piano.
iaxiajnjLxixij
A Big Sensational Sale
SPRING SILKSandDRESS GOODS
Trice aranihed to vmlthereen. Hundred of th Wexeat twrraln. AU now
etrle fabric. A knockout blow to high coat of drea material. Hundred af
thrifty women come many mile to attend theer aale. We can tlt onl u few
of the hundred of moneyaavlnt Item. Come e tliem. Good exchanged If not
aatlafactorr.
All wool Jersey Cloth tto QC Sheets 72x60; fllno Qua1.
nil colors. J4.00 -alua : full OieiitJl Ity ; $2,00 -alue.
vldth. ,10-iiicn (.'reio do Chine,
All wool Trlcotlno; 06- ef OQlall colors; fine quality
Inch: beat finish, jruara.il- -rea5J.oo vniuo.
teeu nu
36-lnch Chiffon Taffeta;
blue, blnck und colors ;
$3.50 value.
do OOCloth; CC
07I
$8.00 value.
I Vt of Sport Suitings In
Bluo Broadcloth. 56 lnclws dQ CiMlxe4 colors; 66 inches
wide: best duality : $3.00 WUiOU wide; $0.50 VKlllc.
it-men Diue wool inco- i ni"
tine; $2.50 value. OleOO
$1.35
'i $2.25
Inches wide, D.VU
$3.50
valu
10-lnch Georgwtte Crepo
In all colors; very Une
quality: $3.00 value.
$2.25
42-lnch Sersrw; all colors;
trood quxllty: $2.00 value.
$1.10
Thouaotuf of vards of Sllfca, TVooIcna and Drtf Gon&a, to be tote at a small
margin of profit during this al. Don't mtifake th plaoe.
NEW ENGLAND WOOLEN CO.
r-l o illi St. IH. T.. Car. 4tli nnd lonroel Onett ft A. M. tn .- n u
.. .. ... ---- -. --. - - .-. -. . .'.v . A tat
..iiTa a i its t lire Cloeed Today (Saturday) Open .Monday A. 31 rTaTiTirfffT
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF APRIL 5 TO APRIL 10
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
Subject tp Change
AI.HAMMtA . , . '"'
1-jth, Morrl franrunk Ami.
AM.KOIIKNY , . ,
Trankford & Aiy-aheny Ave..
MONDAY
APOIXO
B"d ajid Thompnoa'Sta.
(a)
AltC.UHA
Cheatnnt below 10li 8t.
UAI.TIMORK
Bint St. and PaltlrrHro Ave,
(
IirJ.MOXT
Sid above Marhet St
(a)
Broad & Buaquehama Ave.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and MrN. AVillard Collins, of
Lwei r.l . announce, tho engagement
"l their ilnughti-r. Miss Aunn Freeman
Collins, tn Mr David Jnync Bullock,
Jr of Willingford, son of tho lute Mr.
"Mid .linnn Bullnclt. nnd nephew of
Mr. Jnmos Maxwell Bullock. 20-15 Lo--ust
Mroet The wedding will take plnco
"tlv iu June.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Ollmoro Mltehell,
elWooilburv, N. J., formerly of Pitts
Wrrli. nnnouueed the engagement of
"Mr ilaiigliter. .rosephine. to Mr. Albert
JJarfipKl I loupe,., Kin of Mr. mid Mrs.
Icrmnn lloopes, of this city nud West
.Mr and Mrs. AV. W. Attcrbury, ot
ladnor. v Ml Kive a dinner in honor of
, 'lr iln ighter. Mis Kllznbeth MeT.eod,
- j tlie Ileiuvuo Stratford on 'Wednes-
Mlsi itvi ,.!.. .!ll l... .11
, "fc'jnnr of Miss Uaehel Price, daughter
. ...mi urn iin ivlri; j'rice, luu
ingtou itm' "" Apr" 15' ln Wnsh"
: im'cl Mra- "'''hard P. Randall, of
' !m.n?',1eut. s,tr,!,'t' nnnounee the ou-
L0mpnt;;f ' daughter. JJiss Flor-
wt"rl Hnig. of Kwarthmore.
-liusht'er !,e,M ""P" Montgomery,
utnier of Mr, nnd Atr lii.. 1.
' S& ,f VHIanoTO. iVft on Wed:
1 the ,.f,IAnlm.1l?ch' wl"rft 1 will
i. V1110 .Mills inui M ii i.-nn..a -fiiin
ur. nm M... ;.,.."'" . "." .iiib.
W
nnd Mr Mills
nnu their fain v
IV ' i,, "iivlds April 8.
' Mttle rI,,r,"p"1,l '-" Nnno l
"tt .w. '"flonl- l'v. returned from
ni...:V'.,! "'Hi . M-hei-e Him .. il...
"I Mr" I. W H- Volk"i'":
''" 11 rtn.l..lirr.. .... ...
I- HlnV I "-'"'"" "OiiertM. of I
I ll,h ''" ""noin,
reen
is nt Pnlm
MOORESTOWN
Mr. Paul Otter has gone to Spanish
Honduras on a business trip.
Tho Card Club gave n luncheon nt
tho home of Mrs. G. B. Strnttous. 1113
Oak avenue, on Friday. Twelve of
the members were present.
Tho Ilccdth and Happiness Club held
its Waster party Wednesday nfteruoou
in tlie parish houso with Mrs. A. W.
Sumner lit its head. An interesting ar
ticle wns read by Mrs. Kdiiiund Sum
mer. Chocolate eggs and bunnies wcro
given each child. Mrs. Joseph Potter
wns the hostess.
Miss Khther French, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Walter French, Is homo from
college for the Kaster holidays
FRANKFORD
Mr. nud Mrs. Itobcrt 11. Oat are
spending their wedding trip Iu Florida.
Mrs, Ont before her marrluge was Miss
Besslo Gillinghum, daughter of Mr.
Herbert Olllinghnm, of Bultlmore.
Mr. nud Mrs. Frank Dyer, of 2010
Pratt street, aro receiving congratula
tions on the birth of n son.
Mrs. I. .lnckson, of Oxford avenue,
hns left for Atlantic City, where sho
will spend several weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Robert MeCunnell arn
receiving congratulations on the birth
ot a bon,
NORRISTOWN
Miss Marguerite McCreu, daughter of
Mrs. Ilurrlbon MeCrea, of Younghtown.
formerly of Norristown, will bo married
lo Mr. Alfred B. Malon, of Yuungs
town, today. Tho marriago ceremony
will be solemnized at li o'clock in the
Washington Memorial Chapel, ulley
Forge. Tho rector, tho Rev. M . Her
bert Hurk, will officiate ut the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnlon will live lu
Yoiiiigstown. On Tuesday evening Miss
Ciirollne I'nihtead, of JeftorMiinlllo,
...in. .. I, nm llw. lirlili, hns been Maying.
entertained a number of frieuds lu her
honor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C A l'egeley, of West
lmo aniiounceu mo en
NORTH. PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs. Aaron S. Bclbor, 1523
North Sixteenth Btreet, gnvc n dnnce,
followed by supper, ut their home iu
honor of Miss Mussetto Belber, of Pitts
burgh, who is their guest. Among those
present were Miss Juliet Lyou. Miss
Cecilln Robinson, Miss Nntnlie Lyon,
Miss Sophie Belber, Miss Esther Simon,
Miss Gertrude Brunswick. Miss Kdna
Smucklcr, Mts Strnuss, of Now ork;
MrH. Cnlnes, of New York; Miss (.er
trude Belber. Mrs. Emnnucl Kun, Mr.
Samuel Armore, Mr. AVlllinm Green
house Mr. Leon Greenhouse. Mr.
Joseph Simone, Mr. Nathan Block, Mr.
Emanuel Kun, Mr. Solomon Brown,
Dr Charles Kauffman, Dr. Archie Orn
stlno. Mr. Gershon Cohen nud Mr. L.
Popkln, of Trenton.
Mr nnd Mrs. James Butler, of 1028
South' Eighteenth street, unnminco tho
.nn.n..o,n..nt of their daughter, Miss
Boretta Butler, to Mr. Clifford A. Hust
ings, of 2328 North Thirteenth street.
Mr nnd Mrs. Louis Siedeubach, of
1023 Spring Gnrdeii street, have opened
their cottage nt 225 South Vermont ave
nue, Atlantic City.
TIOGA
Mr. and. Mrs. John Best, of 1420
West Erie avenue, huve issued Inven
tions for tho wedding of their daughter,
MUs Helen Best, nnd Mr. Dnvld A.
Bennls, on Wednesday morning, April
14. nt 10 o'clock, iu St. Stephen's
Cntholic Church, Brond and Butler
rtrteta Miss Best will be attended by
her i-istor, Miss Marguerite 0. Best,
as maid ot honor: Miss May Ilcteneller,
of Jacksonville. Fla ami Miss Mario
O Best, nlso n sister, bridesmaids; and
Miss Mary Rlchter. flower girl. Master
Thomas Rlchter will net ns page. Mr.
ti.,Im -iii lmve his brother. Mr
Joseph Bennls. for best man, and bis j
ushers will include Mr Edttiird Kelly, I
of Clearfield. Pa.; Mr. Paul Northrop,)
of Molroei) t'nru; .ur. i.invura ww
nnd Air William Felln The service
will be followed by a luenkfust nt tho
liomn oi nm imuu n i....v...
ROXBOROUQH
The Young People's Guild of tho
Grace Lutheran Church will give a
dramatic entertainment on Friday eve
ning, April 0, In tho social hall of the
church, when tho play, "Farm FolkB
will bo presented with the following In
the cost: Miss Wanda Itehder, Miss
Augusta Pollock, Suss ttatheriuo
llritscn, .miss inancnc anuer, .uisb irn
Dniley. Miss Helen Jackson, Miss
Adelo Walton. Mr. Ernest Diukellncher,
Mr. Harry Blei and Mr. Irvln Britsch.
'I'll.. nlTnlr la In rhario of Mr. LoulS
Knppla. Miss Augustn Pollock. Miss
Anua Hnncnznun, Jliss Anna nuiir.
Miss Adelo Lo Fort. Mr. August
Lo Fort. Miss Emily Pollock, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Calvin Howey.' Mr. George Blcl,
Mr. Martin Blel, Mr. Harold Milten
berger, Miss Elsie Mlltenbergcr, Mr.
unipu nicwauy. mr. waviu tvcuucr,
Miss Mario Mook, Miss Margaret
Muson, Miss Beatrice Kappls, Miss
Bessie Richard, Miss Lillian Daven
port nnd Mr. William Walton.
The members of the Do-Much Guild
of the Lcverington Presbyterian Church
will give a young people s socinl tomor
row evening in tho church unuex. Those
having tho nffair in chargo are Miss
Mary Beaver, president of the guild;
Miss Marian- Walker, vice president;
MUs Florence Itambo, secretnry; Miss
Gladys Ley, treasurer; MUs Anna
Wise. Miss Irene Toperzer. Miss Lil
lian Smith, Miss Ethel Michael. Miss
Ethel WIso, Miss Margaret Beaver,
MIps Irma Rchofleld, Miss Helen
Wynne, Miss Florence Steelo and Miss
Isabcllc Sproule.
HEADWAY , ....,
liroaa ei. " iiwT i
CAl'lTOI.
72S Marker St.
)
cwi.vn
flOth St.
and Cdr Jtv.
(a)
CMarket Det. r.9th andlOOth.
COtOMAl... , , . (,)
Qtn. and Maplewood A-ve.
Charlea Ray In
Alarm Clock Andy
Xnrm.1 Talmadge in
She I.ovea and Ueu
X. "W arlfflth'a Tho
Mother nnd tho Law
Conetnnce Talmadse ln
Two Week
tVIUIam Karnum In
tVltiir of the Mornlnsr
Charles Ilay tn
Alarm Clock Andy
Dorothy Dalton In
IJlack lit White
Klale reriruxon In
III Ilouae In Order
Alice Joyce In
The Bportlliit Ducheaa
Kobert Warwick In
Jack Straw
Lionel liarryniore In
The Copperhead
EMrnKSH
Main St.. Manayunk
Ml
UrilRKA
40th and Markot Bte.
FAMILY
1311 Market 8t.
(aV
Anna Q. Nllnon In
,Tho Luck of the Irish
TUESDAY
'harle Ray In
Alarm Clock Andy
Norma Talmadce In
fhe Loves and Lie
I. V,'. Grlfflth'a The
Mother and the Law
Constaneo Talmadce In
Two Week
William Tarnum In
Win: of the Mornlnr
Charle Hay In
Alnrm Clock Andy
Anita Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
Hlale Fcrituaon In
11 s House ln Order
Alien Joyce In
Tlie Sportlnir Duchess
Hobort Warwick ln
Jack Straw
Llt.nel rtarrymor In
The Copperhead
Norma Talmadsn In
Hho Love and I.lei
Miriam Cooper In
Kvuncellnn
FAmMou.vr
, Irtth St. and Qlrnrd Ave.
fa)
FIlANKFOUn
4T15 Vranktord Aw.
M
V.' H Hirt In
Hhark Monroe
Irene Cnlo In
Tho Amateur Wife
vnANKI.IV (Oman Mualc)
Third & Fits-water St.
B8TH BT. TIIK,TBB
Helow Bpruc St.
GRKAT NOBTIIKKN
Uroad Ht. at Krlo Ave,
(a)
ISirKBIAI. . ,
00th and Walnut Bta.
Front St.
(a)
(s)
IXAI1F.lt
let St
and atrard Ave.
(.
and Lancaster Ave.
rjHFJlTY
Ilroad St.
wirusT
(lid nnd Lorurt 9t.
(a)
nnd Columbia Ave.
(a)
Ethel Clayton In
Toune Mri. Wlnthrop
Krlo Strohelm In
Illlnd HiiHl.anili
Alice Hre.lv In
The IVar Market
Norma Talmnda In
fhe Love nnd Llea
Nalmn.- In
Stronwr Than Death
Anna Q Nllnaon tn
Tho Luck of tho IrUh
Norma Talmad In
Hhe liea and Lie
If H Warner In
HaunMnT Shadow
WEDNESDAY
Charles Ray In
AUrm Clock Andy
Norma Talmadia In
She Love and IJes
Harr Slrtrey In
The Ilamlne Clue
Constam
TalmndffH ln
Weeks
Will Hocere In
Almost n Husband
Charles Ray ln
Alarm Clock Andy
nlta Stewart In
In OM Kentunky
Ulsle I'ereuo.in In
His Hous In Order
Alice Joyce In
The Hpfrttne Duihess
Mariner iti'l May ln
Mary's Ankle
Lionel Ilarrvmore In
Tho CopperhiMd
Anna Q Nlltfon In
The Luck of the Irish
Louis Tteni.Uon In
A Mlsflt Karl
THURSDAY
M. Cooper It.' Should
a liusband ForKtie?
Norma Talmadee In
Hho Lores and Lies
FRIDAY
M. Cooper Ire Should
u Hutband Forgive?
Norma Talmadge In
Sh Iiv.i and Lies
Mabel NnrmanJ ln
Pinto
Constance Tnlmndre ln
Two Weeks
Will Roc ra In
Almost o HuLli-Mid
All-e Lske In
hhould a Woman Tell?
Mabel Normand In
Pinto
Constance Talmadge In
Two Weeks
SATURDAY
M. Cooper Ire Should
h Husband ForglvT
Norma Talmadg ln
Hhe Loves and Lie
Alice Lake In
Should a Woman Tellf
Constane Talmadge la
Two Wteks
Madre Kennedy In
StrlotU Confidential
Ollie Thomas In
The Glorlnua Lady
Lionel Ilarrymoro In
The Copperhead
Alice Joce In
The HiwrtlnB Duchess
Alice Lake In
Should u Woman Tell?
01I. Thomas In
The Glorious Ljilj-
Llonei Uarrj-more In
The Copperhead
Alice Joyce in
Sportti.f, Duchess
Madge TCnnedy In
Strictly Confidential
Alice Lake In
Should a Woman T1IT
'Hi.
Me cl.enn and May ln
Murj's Anklo
Mabel Normand In
Pinto
II. anchti -w"t
Klghtlnir Creasy
Louis Heft. -.n ma'
A Mlsflt Curl .
Crarle- Riy In
Alarm Clock Andy
Kthel Clayton In
Toune Mr. Wlnthrop
Krlo Strohelm In
Rllnd Husbands
Alice Hr.lv In
The Fear Market
Norma Tlmnrtc In
She Loes nnd Lies
Low Co.ly In
The llelovcd Cheater
Dustln I'nmum In
Tho Corslcan Urothera
Qeorsro Wl.h In
The Shark
Flsle Ferguson In
Ills House lu Order
MANAYUNK
The members of the Girls' Friendly
Socletv of St. David's Protestant
IIpiM-orml Church will give nn nttrnctlve
entertainment on Thursday evening,
April 8, in tho parish house, when the
program will include a humorous sketch
nud vocul and Instrumental music. The
ntVuir is in charge of Miss Ethel Slid
ders, the secretary, and her associates,
Mrs. Frances Burnett, MUs Sura Bow
b.y. Miss Olive Sudders, MUs Klsle
McCurdy nnd Mrs, Walter Gulf, as
sisted by the following girls' commit
tee, Miss Murle lleinert, Miss Carrie
Firth. Miss Dorothy Klrknatrlck, Miss
Ida llobcrts. Miss Klsle Wallutlf and
Miss Helen Gule.
SIAItHRT ST. THEATrtK
838 Market St.
MODKI.
425 Bouth St.
NIXON , . .
n2d and Market fit.
Narlm,iva In
StroriKi r Than Death
I , CMv (n
The lleloMnl Cheater
Dusiln rarrtum ln
Tho Ci,relcin Urothers
Lionel 1'irrymnre tn
The Copperhead
Robert Warwick ln
Jac' ftraw
Mary fjcl.ar-n tn
The Forired Drlde
Wltllim Farn-ini I'i
Wings of the Morning
I'nrlyle Rlackwell ln
The Third Woman
Elaine lfaminersteln In
(Sreater Than Fume
Louis llennlton In
A Misfit EWrl
Mnrv Mil' Mlnter tn
Anne of Oroen Oubles
Robert Warwick In
Jack Straw
Lionel narrymore in
Th Copperhead
Lew Cody tn
The Ueloei! Cheater
Crauford Kent tn
Other Men's Shoes
Ulfllne Hommereieln In
(Ireater Than Kama
Dustln Farnum In
The orslcan Hrothe-
Allce Jovce ln
Th Sporting Dachaas
Carlyl Rlackwell in
The Third Woman
Crauford Kent In
Othr Men's Shoe
Fllaln Hai-imerstetn In
wreuier Tnatt hum
I Dustln Fsroum ln
I The Corslcan Rrother
r- Ktmhll Younu In j Clara Kliibel! Vunr In
Lyes of louth Kja of Youth
Tlrlrn Olhaon In
Iidy of the Duwout
Lionel Ilarrvmore In
The Copperhead
Robert Warwick In
Jack Straw-
Frank Muo 'n
Hurnt Wings
Char!" Rty ln
Alarm Clock Andy
Norma Talma )
She T.och ir 1 I.'
NnxImovRi In
Strntiirer Than Death
Harol 1 Iockwood In
Pa's First
trene Castle In
The Amateur Wife
Mad Kennedy ln
The Rloomlng Anrel
William Farnum In
Wlnrs of the Morning- I
No, mi Talmadifo In
.-lie 1och and Lies
N'asslmova In
Stronger Th.in Death
Naxlmovft In
Revelation
Arna Nllls.-n In
The Luck of the Irish
Olive Thomas In
Th Spite Urlde j
, Elaine Hammersteln In I
Greater Than Fame
Tom Moore 'n
Toby's Row
Norma T-ilnia.Ue tn
She Lows and Lies
Hurry T More- In
The Flam ng .'lu
Oi've Thorns In
The Spit Bride
.lame
Prince
Corbtt !n
Avenue A
Tom Moore In
Toby's Row
V "-nr. T-lniie In
he Loes ji -d 1 in
Nazlmnva In
S'rongxr Than Death
T 'tn Moore in
T..by's Hot
Najlmna In
S'roi i.er IVsn Death
Kelvin llreamer In
Rhp ctable liv Proxy
(a)
(a)
Naz(mova In
Stronger Thin Death
fnln Cln.il
is:k&uu,,0s
A WOMAN HUNG
her arms around her
husband's neck Implor
ing him to buy
Lapin's Handy Pad
for remo Ine aiilm
f;reas, ruai- nnd food
ftalns fro u Hoth'nt
gUiiej spats etc &a
many other uses
Coats Only Iflc
at Drug. Dspartment, Stationery, Qro
txiy, Hurilwure and Oenera' Storea.
Made nnlr br The I.nln Co,
N. II. Cor. 10th & l'arrlsh SI,, l'hlla.
fcd&gjprjfl
OVKKRROOK . . (,)
Aid St and Harford Ave.
PALAPK
1214 Market St.
(s)
I'HINCKSS
inis Market St.
HK(1F.NT
Market FK. helow l'th.
(a)
RIAI.TO
Qtn. Ave.
(si
at Tulpehocken Kt
ItlVOLI M
52d and Sanom Sts.
(a)
11VBY
Market fit. below 7th
(a)
HAVOY
1211 Market St.
(s)
SHFJIWOOD
54th St and Baltimore Ave.
1TANI.F.Y
srket above 18th S-t.
(s)
HTUANI)
c. Tminton-n Ae
(s)
at Venango
VICTORIA
Market M i.bove Ninth
XYX ALIJCOHFNY
25th St. nnd Alleghany At.
All-Wtsr Cast
Rllnd Husbinds
Marie Dressier TUIIe's
Punctured ltomance
nisi Ferguson In
Ills House In Oribir
Vajlmnva In
Stronger Than Death
P Mir Caer
ll.iml Hunbutiilsi
Made'stnc Trav.-j In
Th Hell Ship
1"sl. Fetrueon ln
Hie Hn me In Order
Nhzlmova In
Stronger Than Death
Kdvrird Karle in
High Sr-e.)
Mrl Dretaler, TUIIi.'a
P'rcturd Romance
Mane Dressier Tlllle'a
Tircmred Romance
Star Cast In
Kverywomnn
Mar Cast In
n'r)womn
Tiulse Olsiim In The I
Ione Wolf's Datiht.r
.-niif r i Kent in
Othr Men Shoes
Tho Womnti Who
Understood
OHi Thomas In
Out Yonder
Margue-lt Clark in
Peggv
The Little Sheoherd of
Kingdom Como
Dustln Farnum In
DUrand of IVd Lands
W S Hart In
Th Narrow Trail
Robert Warwick In
Jack Straw
ClarB Klmhall Yming In
The Forl'lddn Woman
Klale F.'rcuson tn
Ills House In Order
T.ojlse Oleum In 'Pie I
1 one Wolf's Daughter I
Louise iTmjm in The
I. ne Wolf's Daughter
Irene Castle In
The Amateur Wife
ni' JsriU In
Tho Imp
Ila. Ferguson "
Hl House In Orjer
Sylvia llreamer In
Respe. table by Proxy
"harles Ray In
Alurm ("lock Andy
Klale Fergtuon In
Ills Itimsi In order
Mabel S'ormand in
Jtnx
Ml-l-m c.io.
Mlrli.n Coo'.er In
-i llreamer
Rfii?e'-tabl by J'rogy
'"rauford irent In
Other Men's Hhts
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Shojld Hush nd torsive Should ltusb nd Forgive st uuM llutb't A Forslv
Lisle Ferguson In
His House In Ordtr
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William Russell In
Shod With lflr.
Squeaks and Siuawks
Comtdy Feature
Sylvia Rrenmer tn
Rrn-.ctnl.le by 1'intv
Houart lloguorih In
Behind the Doir
SaueuVs and Snuawk
Comedy Feature
llohart lsvierth In
llh'.n" the Door
Suuealt an.t S'luastk
"'omed' Featjre
tUjee Olaum 'ti The
Lone Wolfe Itiu-rhter
W H Hart li
John Petticoats
Louts. 'Iliurn In Tl's
ton Witt s D&ushte-
I'l. " Ita In
The Hick
Olive Themes In
Out .Tender
Rotvrt Warwick In
Jack Str.iw
Tho Little Shoherd o
Kingdom Come
Oraco Davison In
Atonement
William Farnum In
Heart Strings
Dolores CasslnelM In
Tarnished Reputations
Robert Warwick tn
Jack Straw
Claru Klni'mll Y "ing tn
Tlie iVrl.lilden Woman
f'ei Ferguson In
I1H Houte In Order
William Ftirmvu In
Heart Strings
I-'rnnU Mso In
H irnt Wings
OH Th.'mos In
Out bonder
Alls N'arlmovn In
Stronger Thau Death
Fdgar I wU P.iv
Love slid the liw
Olfe Thomas lit
Out Vnnler
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Hnrt lu
f tt.e RiiJ'
Iutln Farn.'m In
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Tiute G',m e fh
f .ie Wni' s Da ightar
Sersue lUvaK'e In
Tlisr 1 .it nea
011v,i Tlmins , tn
Out Von W
rhe Little Shenherd of
Kingdom Come
Marv Ptckford In
Daddy Iing Legs
Kdlth Sterling In
The One.Way Trail
Irene Caatlo in
The Amateur Wife
Irone Cattle In
The Amateur Wif
F.lalne Hsmmersteln
rlreater Than Fame
Clara Klmlill V'.'ni in
The Vfi ldn Woman
I" si.. l'M-g HOI' In
III, Here lit Or ler
..I am Farnum In
Heart Strings
Stlvla Rreamer in
Respectable hy Proxy
Mia Naalmovn ln
Stmnser Than Deuth
The Little bheDhcrd .of
Kingdom Come
Katharine McDonald ln
ThundetlKilt
Franrella Illlllncton In
The Rlu Pearl
Tiio Little Sheoherd of
Kingdom Com
UUIati Ol.h In
The Tiger. (Jlrl
Lillian Olsh In
The Tiger C.lrl
rialne Hetnmerstrln
Oreiter Than Fam
Cars KIiiiiih.ii nung In
The Fnrblddrn Woman
Mai' Klln
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Wl'llaro I'arnum In
Ilsart Hiring
Cath.
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Cahert In Mar
for Convenience
Fills Janls tn
A Itegular (Jlrl
Clara hluihall Yn.n.g tn
The Furiildd-n Woman
fHhe Thomss -n
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T'.unrf Mrs Wlnthroo
Th Little Sheolurd of
Kingdom Com
Darriacale. The Woman
Who Understood
Clara Kimball Young Is
Trilby
Ulsle Janla In
A Regular Olrl
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Tne Forhllden Woman
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William Fumum In
Heart String
Sylvia llreamar In
Respectable by Proxy
Wallace, Raid hi
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V"Hm Farnum In
Heart Airing
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