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EVENI OTBLIO iDBD&iBIPHIIiEIiP&CA,- SALiAX APltlll 17 1920
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t7ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tallcs of the Cannon-Denckla Wedding
Today She Tells of Plans for iliie Devon
I Horse Show 4
ITtOPB the strlko will not Interfere man, Miss
ilih our Nw York.Phllnde1pMa.U;rnnrrs :
.&. borrow and Monday-thnt WrtAt Ml
t, with the guests kci"" " ;
urw tho bridegroom of today emi d
SS7 motor to get here, nnd probably
Sm. and the bridegroom of Monday Is
SiheV dinner on Thursday night, so
they'll be there.
The weddings to which I nm referring
,re l'Aullne Dcnckla's, to Lo Orand
Cannon (I do so want to say "Can
inn " don't you?) That will tnke nlare
tWaftcrnoon at the Church of the Holy
. Trinity. Nineteenth and Walnut streets,
nnd the other wedding that of Roddy
Tower, son of the Charlemagne Towers,
of this city, nnd Klorn Wliltnoydniigh.
of the' Harry Payne Whltncys of
New York, whtch marriage will tnko
nlnce on Monday nt St. Hnrtholomcw's
fch.irch. In New York.
There will be a great many New
Yorkers here today for the nenekla
vMine. I-e Ornnd Is the son of Mrs.
Theodore Kreyllngheysen. His father,
who was II. Lo Orand Cannon, died
nine vcars ago, nnd his mother married
Mr frcjllngheygen some years Inter.
Pauline, with her Philadelphia back
ground of old and lending families, will
be an actiiilsltlon to New ork, I'll say.
Her mother was one of the five benutlful
Tyson girls, whose mother In turn was
MIm Htitnrt. n sister of the Into Mrs.
Stuart Patterson. Mrs. Denckla's eld
est sister married Mr. Percy Drayton.
Anl..r nUter Is the widow of Mr.
Brentwood Smith. The ltev. Stuart
Traon Is an uncle of Pauline's.
HAVfi you heard about the pageant
that Mrs. Otis Skinner Is getting
up In connection with the Devon Horso
Show nnd Country Fair pn Monday eve
Inc May .11. which this year will be
Decoration Day? (The date is always
Slay 30, you remember, but as It falls on
Sundav this yaiV the holiday will be
May 31.) Mrs. Skinner hnH such artis
tic s"nc that anything she undertakes
is always successful, I rind. You remem
ber she planned tho pageant they had nt
the Indoor Show nt the First City Troop
Armory some years ago. Tha was a
benutlful thing.
Mrs. Archibald Rnrklie is home from
the West now. nnd la hard nt work with
all her plans for the show, because you
know it is only five weeks off now. nnd
there will be the Indoor Show first nnd
the Pony Show out at Mrs, Clothier's.
TIinilK is one thing I really want
to do out nt the Devon show, and
that Is vote for tho next President.
You sec they nre going to have n straw
vote, nnd you can choose your favorite
candidate for Presideut. The real
picking of a candidate will be going on
then, nnd so it will be uppermost in our
minds. And Aince it seems positive the
women will not have any voto hero, nt
least for the next election, wo might as
well have a try at It and sec how many
different ones we will jilcV1 on that day.
It will differ from other elections, too,
In that no one will be able to sell his
vote, but every one will have to buy
one, nnd what Is more pny ten whole
cents for it. Thnt'fl some Idea, Isn't it?
I SUPPOSE I nm clothes crazy VUpbc
days, but I keep looking nt the
tilings people have on, aud in nt store
windows, and somehow this time of
' year I certainly do keep my attention
turned to clothes. I saw tho CouuteNi
George Glnoux do Fcrmon on Chestnut
street tho other day In a smart -looking
toque of black trimmed with nn out
standing fenther fancy. She wore a
long fur coat over a silk frock.
She is staying K.th her aunt, Mrs.
Trnvis Cochran, at her Twenty-second
street home for several months. The
late Mr. Travis Cochran was n
brother of the countess's fnther, tho
lato Mr. George Cochran, who died
shortly after his daughter was married
to the French count.
AND talking of clothes, hnvo you
seen the new capes that are helne
worn this snrlnir? Mnrlnnnn O'Wlll
' nd one at the Stokes-Ilrooke wedding Philmlclphia Country Club.
v.. ,, cuui'nuuj , nuin wus iu iniin-
colorcd cloth. There Is a bins piece
edged with a thick corded seam about
the neck and which buttons over the
breast, and theu a wide full pleeo of
cloth edged with a stole collar set on as
a straight piece. 1Kb over that and
wraps about the figure. It sounds com
plicated, but is really very simple aud
very good looking. Mrs. O'Neill's hnt
was a big droopy one of figured geor
gette crepe edged with a fold of dark
blue.
fJlHEY were having a card party, and
one of the women who was to go to
it telephoned nbout a half hour before
the time set to say that her nurse had
Mt her, bag and baggage, and she
Mmply could not leave Tommy at home
by himself. For be It known, snld
Tommy Is only three years of age.
Well, the, hostess told her she "Just
had to come" nnd to bring Tommy
along with her. She did. and Tommy
wns an angel all afternoon. Sat on the
floor and played with his blocks and
never Interrupted nor Interfered In nny
way. After the cords there was tea,
and Tommy was given his pink Ice
cream before any one, because he had
been so good.
When time came to go homo, while
his mother was upstairs putting on her
cloak, the small man advanced to the
hostess and snld, "Mrs. T , I had a
hootlful time!"
Then he made a flying dash for the
opening in the banisters nnd looking
Jip to where lift thought his mother must
be. he called In stentorian tones-,
'Miner, I taid It to her."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Allen, of
Greenfield, Mass., announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mar
ffret Allen, to Mr. William Bradford
yuwe, jr., son of tho late Sir. Wil
liam irancla Howe, and Mrs. Howe,
oj Boston. Miss Allen attended tho
knox School, Tarrytown on the Hud
Vni'i a' Howe l n graduate of Yale,
iuu s, and during tho war served as
contain in the l(J2d Field Artillery,
Twenty-slxth Division.
Mr. Thomas II. Atherton, of Wilkes
i T?' a announces the engagement
or his daughter, Miss Sarah Henry
Atherton, and Mr. Donald S. IJrldg
fn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter It.
'Jrdgraau, of Lake Forest, 111. Miss
Atherton Is a cousin of Mrs. W. W.
Afnctt, of 2110 Pine street, this city.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles T. Dabney, of
Media, announce' the engagement of
ielr daughter, Miss Margnre't Gary
"abney, to Mr, Frederick William Car
Hngton, of Richmond? Va.
Mr, and Mm. Francis Macculloch
oterts, of Wayno, announce the on
"cement of their daughter, Mlsa
)tharine Deming Roberts, and Mr.
Maurice Cornish Nelll Prew. son of
ri. Edward J. Prow, nlso of Wayne.
ne wedding will take place In October.
.?Ir: and Mrs. John T. Dorranco will
ntcrtaln' In honor of their daughters.
Ua Elinor Dorranco and Miss Ethel
"ownce, at luncheon today at the IUti
Vr)tn, followed by a theatre party,
ong those present will bo Mlsa Jane
tes, Mlsa1 Margaretta MfNqri, Mlrt
wr iiuc,as, him marietta upap
Peairr Hammond. Miss
Medlar. Miss Elizabeth
Miss Sarah Large. Miss Mary
Maud Howell, Miss Hilda Keen, Miss
Betty Jones, Miss May Thcrese
droves, Miss Allco Prince Llpplncott,
Miss Elizabeth Remington. Miss
Phyllis Boycr. Miss . Lee Edwards,
Miss Frances McClary, Miss Charlotte
Uorrance, Miss . Virginia Freeman,
Miss Kntherino Rollu, Miss Kath
erlnc Sullivan,' Miss Christine Ken
drlck, Miss Peggie Fitter. Miss.
Florence Carpenter, Miss Mnrjorlo
Bnldcrston, Miss Emily Loomls, Miss
Nnncy Prltchctt, Miss Elnlno Groves,
Miss Ann May Rolln, Miss Louisa
Grayson nnd Miss Frcdcrlca Lewis.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills
nnd their family, who have been spend
ing tho winter In the South, have re
turned to their home, Woodcrcst Lodge,
St. Davids.
M . nnd Mrs. C. Sewcll' Clark and
Miss Mnry Frances Edcy, daughter of
Mr. nncF Mrs. Charles Edcy, of New
York, whose engagement to Mr. Edwnrd
Wlnslow Tnylor, Jr., son of Dr. Edward
Wlnslow Taylor, of Indian Queen inue,
Germantown, wns recently announced,
will bo the ciicsts of honor nt n dinner
dance to be given by Mrs. Frederick W.
Tnylor, of Bexley, Chestnut Hill, on
Saturday, May 22. Doctor Taylor will
give n ten In honor of Miss Edcy on
iinturdny nfte noon, April 24, from 4
until 0 o'clock. The wedding of Miss
Kilcy nnd Mr. Taylor will tnke place in
tho fall.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul, of
Radnor, returned to their home from
the South on Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Hecksclier, daughter
of Mr. and Airs. Lcdynrd Hcckschcr, of
Bolllugbrook, Radnor, vho has been
spending tho Easter holidays with her
parents, has returned to her school In
New York.
Sirs. William II. Wannmaker, Jr.,
and her daughters, of Highland avenue,
Merlon", will return home from the West
on May 2.
Mrs. Frederick A. do Caniznres and
her daughter, Miss Nnncv .Tano do
Caniznres. returned on Thursday to
'their homo in Wayne, after in four
months' trip to Snrahota, Fla., and
Cnrdenus. Cuba. Mrs. de Cnnlznros
was the guest of her parents. Mr. nnd
Mrs. II, H. Johnson, while In Cuba.
Miss Helen S. Johnson, of Radnor, who
Ifns also been the guest of her pnrcnts,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Johnson, returned with
her sister, Mr. do Cnnlzares.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (J. Hnmllton Colket
nnd their family, who have been spend
ing the winter at 2010 Spruce street,
will return to their homo on Mont
gomery avenue, Merlon, next week.
Mrs. S. W. Aiken, of Overbrook,
and Mrs. Charles Qtilnb.y, of Wayne,
will chnperone a theatre party to bo
given by Mrs. W. Warren Shnw, in
honor of her granddaughter, Miss Emmu
S. Aiken, this evening. TJio guests will
be Miss Betty Fiedler, Miss Margaret
Tatnnll, Miss Georgian Wood, Miss
Nanny Dunne. Miss Mnry Louise
Adams. Miss Lillian Lilly. Miss Mnry
Fronheiser, Miss Mnry Brown. Miss
Ilildn Dobson, Miss Josephine Bnlluch,
Miss Imogene Kellogg, Miss Emily
Scott aud Miss Cnroliuc Lewis.
Mrs. Robert W. Daniel and her son,
Master Luciuu P. Mnlth, of Mlllbrook
Inne, Hnvcrford, returned home ou
Monday from Huntington, W. Vn.,
where they had been visiting.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hctzcll Athsrholt, of
Overbrook, have returned to their homo
from Plnehurst, N. C.
Mrs. Harry Cook Straus, of I'pland
Way, Overbrook, will give a luncheon
aud bridge at her home on Thursday.
Miss Myrn Paxton, of St. Davids,
who hns been spending the Easter holi
days with her parents, hns returned to
her school in Baltimore.
Mrs. J. B. Willinms, of Hamilton
Court, will give a luncheon, to be fol
lowed by bridge, on Wednesday, at the
and expects to 'return homo In a- few
unys.
Mr. and Mrs.' Walter 8. ITumnbrcTS.
of Beacon lono, Merlon, who have been
staying at tho Marlhoroueh-Blenhclm.
Atlantic City, will return home next
WCCK.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Nelson Sailer. 310 Wlnonn
nvenue, will entertain nt cards on April
20 at her home,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tomltnson,
nnd their eons, Master William Fclcon
Tomllnson dnd Master Earl Whitakcr
Tomllnsou, formerly of East Washing
ton lnnc. are occupying their new hpme
nt C50 East Mayland street.
BRIDE OF TODAY
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. George Stcrr, of 2350
North Sixteenth street, announce the
engagement of their dnughter. Miss
Helen Stcrr, to Mr. Alfred F. Ilcnkcls,
Jr., of Germantown.
Tho snrlnir meeting of tho Delta
Chnpter of tho PI Sigma sorority wns
held at the home of Miss Mildred Wag
ner. Miss Wagner's guests Included
Miss Mnrgarct MeCarnbrldge, Miss
Rosannc O'Hnrn, Miss Betty Rclneckc,
Miss Clara Graham, Miss Grace Pres
ton, Miss Betty Biundln, Miss Mar
garet Held and Miss Mnrgnret Had
cllffc. Tho members of tho Galax Club of
this city will be entertained on Mon
day nftcrnoon by Mrs. John Coulbourn
nnd Mrs. M. B. Dcvine at the lipmc
of Mrs. Coulhorn. ln Overbrook.
Their guests will Include Mrs. Henry
Lnmlis Nhelp, Mrs. A. W. Atkinson,
Mrs. Chnrlcs Edward Hnllowcll. Mrs.
Harry Earl Campbell, Mrs. William
Webber, Mrs. Frederick Oarrlgucs,
Mrs. George M. Bner, Mrs. Carl Bcr
scr. Dr. Caroline Comstock. Mrs. Al
bert Bnltz, Mrs. J. O. Apnlegate, Mrs
0. A. Vnndcrvoort. Mrs. It. W. Bcott
Mrs. .Tnsenli II. Htntt. Mrs. Rnmue
Stycr, Mrs. I. M. Troth. Dr Laura
Cornell, Mrs. O. W. Tnylor,Mrs.
Gullllam H. Clamer, Mrs. Gcorgo II.
Young, Mrs. Harry , Slddous. Mrs.
Clarence G. Landis, Mrs. II, M.
Jones, Mrs. Harry A. Lacey, Mrs.
Frank Martin. Mrs. D. II. Redmond,
Mrs. W. M. Btirk. Mrs. I'. II. Foley,
Mrs. Eugeno II. Ilntton, Mrs. Wllmer
Kruzen, Mrs. Ellznbeth Lesher, Mrs.
Edmund Nash Lipplucott and Mrs. R.
Y. Patterson.
The members of the combined chnpter
of the Thctn Alpha Thcta Sorority will
give their spring luncheon nt the lilt
tenhousu ou Saturday, April 24.
Mrs. George Gilum entertained the
following members of her cntd club nt
cards on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Es
ther Beers, of Liiusdnwnc ; Mrs.
Mntthew S. Mnssing. Mi.s Grnce Ful-
mer, Mrs. Gordon Schurch, Miss Hilda
Schock, Miss Ethel Schurch, Miss
Emma Battershy. .Miss Gladys Daw
son. Miss Mildred Hhlmcr. .Mrs. Anion
Collin nnd Miss Ilclcu Pcehln.
The Senior Chnrlty Sewing Circle
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. Henry J. Tlehuer. JU20
Clifford street. The circle, in conjunc
tion with the Junior Circle, hns com
pleted 02." garments during the season,
and n sum of money has been collected
from the members, which will be used
for next season's work. The members
of tills circle include Mrs. B. Mnrcus.
Mrs. Henry J. Tlehner, Mrs. II. Knuf.
man, Mrs. E. Simon, Mrs. E. Colin.
Mrs. R. Weisel, Mrs. It. Bncharach.
Mrs. D. II. Stern and Mrs. I. Becker.
mi'--w:'a m& ' ,;:-:; .. , i m m. -?-
MISS DENCKLA WEDS
MAN FROM NEW YORK
Becomes Bride of Le Grand
Cannon In Holy Trinity
Church
, Photo by Photo-Craflera
MRS. LE GRAND CANNON
Mrs. Cannon wits Miss Paulino Denckla. Slio is the daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hermann A. Denckla, of this city. Her marriage to Mr. Cnn-
non took place this afternoon in Holy Trinity Church
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
A lcceptlon to celebrate the betrothal
of Miss Hilda Llchtenstvin, of Coindeu.
nnd Mr. Alexander Weinberg, this city,
will be held tomorrow nfternoon nt tho
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Wels
bcrg, ril5 Spruce street. MNs Llcliten
Btcin is tho daughter of Mrs. Morris
Lichtenstien, 1231 Princess nvenue,
Camden. Those who will assist -In re
ceiving will be Mrs. Llchtenstcln, Mrs.
Hyinnn Llciitcnstein, Mrs. Harry Ver
bit, Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs. Mnx I'dcll.
Mrs. Joseph Wurzell, Mlsa Matilda
Terr. Miss Ruth Novock. Miss Alice
LicliteiiHtcln, Mrs. Anna Rubohsky nnd
Miss Helen Llchtenstcln.
Mrs. John Turner, of St. Davids, left
ou Tuesday for Chicago to remain for
a short time.
Mr. Christopher Fallon, Jr., of
Wayne, left this week for California,
to join his mother, who has been spend
ing the winter in California with her
son, Ensign Henry Fnllnn.
The Notre Dame Alumnae of West
Rlttenhousc square will give n large
card party in tho Clover Room of the
Bellcvue-Strntford on Saturday after
noon, May 1. for the benefit of the
building fund nt Trinity College,
Washington. Mrs. William King has
the affair in charge, and is ably assisted
lir a larce committee, among whom ore
Mrs. Louis II. McQiickin, Miss Mnry
Lowry, Mrs. tlnrry Meslrov, Miss
Eleanor Mullen. Mrs. Joseph S. Ward.
Mrs. J. P. Miller. Jr.. Miss Helen
Meagher aud Miss Marthn Doyle.
Miss Ethel Bowman will give n din
ner before the dance at the Germantown
Automobile Club on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Leslie F. Mulford, of Over
brook, who hns been visiting her mother
in New York has returned to her home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward H. Morris, of
Wynnofleld, Pa., will give n dinner
dance this evening, nt tho Philadelphia
Country Club, in honor of Miss Grace,
Christine Gelger, whoso mnrringe to Mr.
.lonothan Seltzer Wllford will take
place In June.
Mrs. Eudlltz will sail from Paris,
France, April 24 to visit her fnther,
Mr. A. De Hoan, of WOO Ontario
street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Announcement is made of the mar
riage on Wednesday of Miss Helen
Xelley Dare nnd Mr. Richard Strntton
Miller, botli of West Philadelphia. They
will be at home at 5250 Locust street
after Muy 1.
ALONQ THE MAIN LINE
A bozaor will bo held' on Anrll 23
and 24 In aid of tho building fund of
the omen s Community Club of Nor
berth. The function will take nlace in
the tiro house nnd many novel features
aro planned. There will be n cabaret
show, music and dancing. . The gen
eral committee Includes: Mrs. O. P.
Fowler, chairman; Mrs. E. S. Cock
roll. Mrn7. J. 0. Foote. Sirs. J. W.
Joyce and Mrs, W. J. Mulhollnnd.
In charge of tho various booths will
be: Corner grocery store Mrs. Hen
derson nnd MrH. Owen : cakes Mrs.
Schnuroth and Mrs; Custar; candles
Mrs. Horton Williamson : fancy goods
Mrs. Anderson nnd Mrs, Robert
Npsh bags Mrs. Mulhollnnd nnd Mrs.
J, C, Holme; aprons nnd household
roods Mrs. Robert Dothnrd nnd Mrs.
Van Auken; children's dresses, dolls
and toys Mrs. Horace Moore and Mrs.
Octh j Jams, Jellies nnd delicatessen
Mrs. Muschamp and Mrs. Clark;
white elephant Mrsi Jesse Harris and
Mrs. Joseph Nash ; ico cream and lem
onade Mrs. E. 8. Taylor; hospital
ity Mra. Jacobs and MrH. A. B, Ross;
dances Mra. Verna. Tho caslrlers
will be Miss McKeag and Mrs. Batch
elor. Mrs. Earlo S. Haines, of ncath
road, Merlon, entertained the follow
ing members at her bridge club nt
luncheon nn Wednesday: Mrs. Harold
Pender, Mrs. Ross P. Cornish, Mra.
Ernest Scaring, Mra. Archibald Ehlo,
Mrs. Clarence Leigh, Mra, J, 0. Bell
era, Jr.
Mrs. (Edmund S. McCawley, 'of Old
Lancaster road, Haverford, who has
been rery seriously 111, Is recovering
TIOGA
Miss Ethel Schurch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Schurch, of 2120
West Venango street, whose engagement
to Mr. John F. Buchanan, Jr., son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. John F. Burhnnan, of
Chestnut Hill, has been announced, ac
companied Mr. nnd Mrs. Buchanan on a
trip to Elizabcthtown, Pa., early in the
week. On Thursday evening Miss
Schurch entertained nt cards with the
following Eucsts: Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam McCutcheon, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ardcn
Coffin. Miss Alma Stelnmetz, Mr. Wil
liam Wenvcr. Mr. John F. Buchanan,
Miss Helen Pechlu and Dr. and Mrs.
Gordon W. Schurch.
Mrs. Charles Fischer, of .1654 North
Morvlnc street, entertained the Aid So
ciety of the Bethel United Evnngcllcal
Church on Monday evening nt their
spring meeting. The guests Included
Mrs. John 8. Chubb. Mrs. Edwin II.
Yengley. Miss Christine Chubb, Miss
Mary Bntchclder. Mrs. E. M. Yeagley,
Mrs. William List, Mrs. Harry Gnlo,
Mrs. Harry Ilaldcman, Miss Bertha
Yeagley, Miss Mabel Yeagley, Mrs.
John Haldeman, Mrs. Isaiah Snyder,
Miss Evelyn Yengley, Mrs. Thomas
Wicker. Mrs. W. Bickel, Miss Carrie
Mack, Mrs. Charles Cope, Mrs. Illram
Lougacrc, Mrs. Ray W. Mussclman,
Mrs. H. Obcrholtz, Mrs. John McKrell,
Miss Helen Bennett and Mrs. J. W.
Bntdorf. Arrangements were made for
the celebration of tho twenty-fifth an
niversary of the church early In the
autumn,
MANAYUNK
Tho young people of the Emmanuel
Methodist Episcopal Church, Gates and
Sllvcrwood streets, gnve a cobweb pnrty
last evening in the social hall of tho
church.
Camp 180. Putriotlc Order Sons of
America, will give an entertainment
nnd supper tills evening In the P. O. S.
ol A. Hall.
ROXBOROUGH
Miss Marie Moog. of 0002 Ridge nve
nue. entertained the members of the
recently organized Aiions i iuo ot ox
boroug'h on Tuesday evening nt her
Some. Ier cuests lnclud"d Mr. Ernest
Dinkclnkcr. president; Miss Katharine
Brltsch, vie president: Miss Wanda
Rchdcr. secretary : Miss Blanche Miller,
treasurer: Miss Elva Bornmuller, Mr.
Martin Blel. Mr. George Blel. Mr.
George Ilertler. Miss Ruth Cnrdendine,
Miss Dorothy Cnrdendine, Mr. Wllinm
Andrew, Mr. Hurry Blel, Mr. William
Walton. Mr. Irvln Eger. Mr. Harry
Wonlford. Mis Augustn Pollock. Miss
Ivn Dailey and Miss Helen Jnckson.
The Rev. John W. Hnuser, formerly
of Roxborough. has eccepted the call to
the Muperlntendency of the Mount Airy
Lutheran Orphanngc
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. Garrctson Cook, Mrs. Edward
B. ltvan, Mrs. Andrew S. M. Young
and 'Mrs. Joseph C. Bowers were
hostesses nt the Twentieth Century Club
on Tuesday, and nt tho tea table were
Mrs. Frederick J. l'otry. Miss Flor
..." t t.u. Mm. Edwnrd E. Hen-
lrlrknon. Mrs.' William J. Davis, Mrs.
J. R. Lincoln Edwards and Mrs. ( lar
ence Eppelsheimer Hall, Jr. Ihe
newly elected officers of the club
arc Mrs.. Samuel L. Kent, president;
Mrs. J. Llddon Pennock. vice presl
.,.... irr. V llvrno Doiichertv. Becond
vice president ; Mrs. Henry 8. Barker,
wording secretary; Mrs. trankt .
Nlcweg. corresponding secretary ; Mrs.
Paul I.aclienme.vcr. iratmu :..
'nry; Mrs. Edwnrd H. Fncklcr, treas
urer: Mrs. T. Edgar Beutty and Mrs.
William Ward, directors; Mrs. Samuel
F Kent. Mrs. Paul Lnchenmeycr,
Mrs. J. Llddon Pennock. Mrs. Robert
L. McLean. Mrs. X. Barker, de egntes,
nnd Mrs. Henry S. Barker, delegates,
with the following nltcrnntes: Mrs.
Thomas G. Cooper, Mrs. Francis Max
well, Mrs. Henry C. Kent. Mrs. Clnr
ence Eppelsheimer, Mro. Charles Mus
ser aud Sirs. Arthur Shrlgley.
Mr. Donnld McLcnn has returned to
Williams College, after spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Robert L. McLean.
The Fellowship Club met ot tho
president's, Mr. H. Ross Smith's, home
ou Tuesday evening.
M,. Rnmiiel Irwin has returned to
Princeton, after a vncatlon spent at his
home.
Tho Pi SIgmn Frnternlty will give
Its next dance nt the Twentieth Century
Club ou Saturday evening, May 1.
The Blue Bird Club gave a dance at
tho Craftmen's Club, of Drexel Hill, on
Friday evening.
St. Andrew's Church, of Drexel Hill,
will give n dance ut tho Craftmen's Club
this evening.
Miss Mnrion Keen has returned to
New Brunswick, N. J., nftcr n vacation
spent at her home.
MISS SHERIDAN IS BRIDE
Wedding to W. J. Torpey Is at
Church of Visitation
William J. Torpey nnd Miss Gertrude
M. Sheridan, daughter of Thomas W.
Sheridnn, were married at 0 o'clock
this morning In the Church of tho Visi
tation, It street aud Lehigh avenue.
The nuptial mnss wns celebrated by
the Rev. Father Toohey. assisted by tho
Rev. Francis Flood nnd the Rev. J. F.
Greene.
Mr. Torncy is president of the Trl
nnglc Woolen Co.
The brldo wns attired in bridal satin,
trimmed with Irish point lace and wore
n wreath of orange blossoms. She was
given away by her father. Mrs. J. P.
MoFnrland, of Frnnkford, wns matron
of honor nnd the bridesmaids were Miss
Ednn Sohlingcr and Miss Ida Traut
wcin. Miss Dorothy Sohlingcr nnd Miss
Dorothy Williams were flower girls.
The tiest man wns J nines u. Torpey,
of Albany. N. Y. Ushers wcro Ray
mond I. Torpey, William E. Roberts,
John L. Graham and Eugene P. Hagan.
S. & C, Chorus to Give Concert
The Strawbrldgc and Clothier Cho
rus, under the leadership of Dr. Herbert
J. Til.v. hns introduced some interesting
novelties to Philadelphia audiences, but
none more interesting or beautiful than
that which will bo given nt the
Metropolitan Opera Houso next Thurs
day evening when Code's "The Cru
saders" nnd Henry Hadley'n "The
New Earth" will be performed.
The wedding of Miss Pauline Denckla,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann A.
Denckla, of 208 Rex nvenue, Chestnut
inn nn.t Mr. Tw. flrsnd It. Cannon,
of Now York, son of Mrs. Theodore
Frcllnghuyscn, of Tuxedo. took
place this nftcrnoon at 8:30 o'clock in
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Nineteenth and Walnut streets.
The bride hnd her sister, Mrs. J.
Francis 11. Packard, as matron of
honor, and her other slater, Miss Pntty
T. Denckla was the flower girl. The
bridesmaids were Mrs. G. Dawson
Coleman. Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Jr., Mrs.
O. Eaton Cromwell. Miss Elizabeth
Gushing Norrls, Miss Rebecca. O.
Thomson and Miss Edith Wnllach, of
Warrcnton, Va. The bride wore n
gown of white lace with a veil of lace
nnd tulle, and carried calla lilies.
The matron of honor wore a gold
colored chiffon dress, trimmed with gold
lace, nnd her hat wns a toque of
uold tulle. SIIss Pntty Denckla, tho
flower girl, wore n cream-net frock
with n gold sash and gold tulle
tnniifi. nnd carried soring flowers.
while the brldesmnlds' gowns wero of
silver chiffon, trimmed with silver lace.
They wore silver tulle toques
trimmed, with little ostrich feathers,
and carried spring flowers. Mr.
Rodger Bcujamln. of New York, nctcd
as best man. nnd the following men
were the ushers: Mr. Frederick T.
Frellnghuyscn, Mr. William Rhine
Innder Stewart, Jr., Mr. Edwin M.
Post, Jr.. Mr. John Wunnmnkcr. Jr.,
nnd Mr. Loir Inslgl. all of New York,
nnd Mr. C. Paul Denckla, n brother
of the bride. A reception followed at
the Acorn Cldb. The bride nnd bride
ernnm will Bnend their wedding trin
abroad, where they expect to remain
for nbout six weeks.
MADDOCK WIRZ
Howard K. Mathews, of 6410 Race
street, will taH place this evening at 7
o'clock nt tho Calvary Methodist Episco
pal Church, Forty-eighth Btrcct and
Bnltlmoro avenue. The brldo will bo
given in marriage by her father, nnd tho
ceremony will bo performed by tho Rev.
Dr. Elmer. Helms. A small reception
will follow immediately after the cere
mony ot the homo of tho bride's parents.
Mrs. Charles Harlan, Jrf, will attend
riM rVnlir no mnfrnn of honor nnd
Miss Mny Orunlnger will bo her mold
of honor. Tho bridesmaids will include
Miss Sara Mathews, n sister of the
bridegroom; MIsb Mildred Livingstone,
Mia. Mnv TInvwnrd and Miss Hilda
Clauss. Mr. Robert Newell will net ns
best man and tho ushers will bo Mr.
Charles Harlan, Jr., Mr. miunm
Koehler, Mr. Henry Bnssett. Jr., Mr.
N. Pennington Way, Mr. Rodger, Oat
nnd n brother of tiie bridegroom, Mr.
Joseph Mnthcws.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnthcws will leave
tnr nn rinlvt wedding trip imme
diately after the ceremony. They will be
ot Home nc siwo oprutu ui unt.
May 1.
ford McClelland
rrun -,lrltnfr nt MIrb Snrnh A. Mc
Clelland, of 3818 Parrlsh street, nnd
t .TnniM n. Tord. of noil Lnnsdowne
nvenue, took place nt St. Agatha's
Church, Thlrty-chzhth and Sprin
sinrriim streets. Thursday nt 4 :3
o'clock. The Rev. Father John Mc
Mennnnn officiated. A reception fol
lowed nt tho home of the bride's parents
Immediately after tho ceremony.
The maid of honor wns Miss Cath
erine McClelland, n sister of the bride.
Mr. Michael Ford, a nrotner or me
bridegroom, wns best man
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ford left for nn ex
tensive wedding trip. They will be nt
home at 3,107 Wnllnce street after
Mny 15.
HOFMANN NICHOLS
Tho wedding of Miss Christine M.
Nichols, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hallcy B. Nichols, of West Stewart
avenue, Lansdownc, nnd Mr. Julius F.
Hofmann took place nt the home of the
hrlde's tiarents on Wednesday evening.
The Rev. William Boyd, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, performed
tho ceremony. The brldo wns attended
by her sister. Miss Jean W. Nichols,
nn maid of honor, and the best man
was Mr. Roger H. Nichols, a brother
of the bride. Mnster Robert Lloyd
NO 'QPflRXlKlfi SPflfiPi
IN BOARDING HOOI
Y. W. C. A. Survoy Shows N4&
wri
- - - Hi '1 ".(.'I
for $300,000 Hotel Wltn par- ."
lors for Entortainmont
-L.
f
NT In the cfnlrftl part ot the fcitV M
nil half-furnUhert room, under gsmm
FOR KENT-
1..I.O rw.f nt rarn.1 nn kV. llllt (lOAf.
fnAtennl liy patent titair nnl nail locktffl
nrlcn 12.50. to ho mined to 13 when the rootiJ;
U nd.
-
The marriage of Miss Anno WIk, Ware, nephew of the bride, was the this city
l ,. .1 f -1 . w ms- a m n I n M Mnski
oilier cuuuiuuus ui uu uiiiu.mt .,., - jc
nctcr were discovered by tho 1. . U. 5
A., which has Just completed a tnrecn
mnndi.' Biirrev nf rnomlnir conditions In 'm
thr centrnl tiart of Philadelphia. " J
In n group of thirty houses In tho- 3j
central part of the city north ot Mar- &i
kct street, the Investigntors rounu tnni
only four rooms could bo had nt $3t flyo
nt $3.50 nnd others from $4 upr Cx"t " ;
ccpting the smnll room on the top floor , jjj
under the leaky roof. if
"It looks ns though there Is a leak - '-
over the bed," protested the Inycstl- S
gator. ' Jl
Dry Spot "Somewhere" ,
"Well, anyway, you can push yqur 5
bed nround If there Is," replied the land- , )
lady. "I guess you can find a placo
.where It don't leak." ' ' '
No lock was on the room door, which
was precariously held shut by a string ,
tied to the handle of the door- nnd '
wrapped around a nnll In the wall.
Only three of the thirty houses pro
vided parlors for the entcrtnlument ot
guests. Ouo of these wns the enlarged .J'
end of n hall, the second nn Inside room A'
artificially lighted ami tne tniru wns a- j
.ami nn-inr nnn n inniieni 11111111?.
The need for the survey was first
evidenced when last year the Y. W. O.
A. report showed that 10,000 women
who applied to the organization for res-
Mann. nrrnrnmodntlons had to be turned
away. The association can take care ot' (
only 107 pcrmnnenwv and mu suryuy
nas mown mat oo,u.- juuni, nuiucu
nnd girls nre living nway from homo .in
?f:
i '
V
daughter of Mrs. Henry Martin Wlrz,
of Wnlllngford. nnd Mr. Henry aiau
dock, of this city, took place at noon
today ot Christ Episcopal Church, Me
dia. In the presence of the families and
n few close friends. The Rev. Horry
Rnnsome, rector of the church, offici
ated. The bride was given lu marriage
by her brother, Mr. A. Hermnu Wire,
nnd attended by her sister. Mr. Town
send C. Cox ns matron of honor. Mr.
Pcrclvol O. Maddock was the bride
groom's best mnn, and tho ushcis wero
Mr. Joseph B. Blnklston nnd Mr. Town -send
C. Cox. A breakfast followed for
the bridal party and immediate Jeln
Uvea nt the home of the bride'i mother.
Upon their return from a woddiug trip
Mr. and Mrs. Maddock will live in Wal-liugford.
BROWN WILLIAMS
A pretty wedding will tnko place at
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. unuici Wil
liams, 0138 Locust street, this evening
nt 0 p'clock, when their daughter, Miss
Marian Boyd Williams, will become the
bride of Mr. Harold Kinsey Brown.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Phyllis Sanner nnd Miss Dorothy
Brown, sister of the bridegroom. .Mr.
lohn W. Williams, brother of the bride,
will act as best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown will spend some time at Atlantic
City, after which they will llvo in Pltts
bugh. MATHEWS CRAIG
The wedding of Miss Anna May G.
J.,,t ni-xiu.MS ". 'ipa ..nun tiinj VJ. I unit .. w.
Craig, of 4033 Spruce street, and Dr. I Honcybrook, Pa.
rlnsbenrer. An informal reception fol
lowed for the Immediate families and n
few intimate friends. Upon their return
from a short wedding trip, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hofmann will live nt the Ander
son Apartments, Sharon Hill.
GLANNER OTTEY
A pretty homo wedding that takes
nlnce todov is that of Miss L. Emma
Ottcv. of 1013 South Sixty-fifth street,
and Mr. Ernest Glnnner, of Downing
town. Pa., nt 8:30 o'clock. Miss Ottcy
will be given in marriage by her father,
and the Rev. Henry Hess will officiate.
A reception will follow nt the home of
the bride's parents immediately nfter
the eeremonv. The matron of honor
will be the bride's sister, Mrs. Charles
Kelly. Mr. Clayton Ilolman, of JJown
Ingtown, will net ns best man. After
an extensive wedding trip, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Glnnner will be nt home after
May 15 at Downingtown..
FORD EGNOR
A quiet wedding will take place this
evening nt 0 o'clock, when Miss Kath
ryn Egnor. of 451 South Fifty-seventh
street, will become the bride of Mr.
Howard M. Ford, of 415 South Sixty
third street. The Rev. Dr. Walter
Nevln will officiate.
. Miss Egnor will be attended by Miss
Ella McCalln ns rnnid of honor nnd
the best mnn will be Mr. Lewis Ford,
a brother of the bridegroom.
After nn extensive wedding trip, Mcf
nnd Mrs. Ford will be nt homo nt
To heln meet tho needs of growing in- ; ,
dustrial life in Philadelphia and to see'
that women living nwny from hompnrh I
in wholesome surroundings n room rcg-' -'
istry wns established the first of the,
year by the association.
No house is approved unless It pro
vides a parlor for the entertainment .of
guests, nnd nil houses on the registry S;
nre examined from time to time to SCO
Mint n hlzh standnrd is maintained. ' l 'J
Included in the plans of the Y. W.v.'t
C. A. In this connection is n ntilncHtf
women's hotel, which will cost $30.".O0O,l7J,1
will he self-supporting nnd will bouse, 5
250 guests. Tins hotel will make ade- ,j
quate provision for "beau parlors."
Many Women Workers
For tho further protection of the , , H
... I 1. ..fa 1. . SHM Jkl SI i-,1
younger women in me i-nj, uiu uwuria-
11IIU, UC1.HUOC V. .1" IHHHVil 1 .i.u. v f , ,.'
will AiUW jiuii,... fc.i"-v; V........K .".
$00 n month or those over thirtyycrfrs'
nf npn to nrrunv rooms In the Y. W.3
C. A. buildings to the exclusion' of 3j
vouncer women who nre receiving lefin
money. , a!
There nre 271 .804 women workirs! lmWa
this city, according to the survey; one wj
fifth of the Industrial workers here nrorHJ
women nnd 03.0S0 women are working ,j"
in lactones, an incrense 01 kuuu in
1010 over the previous year. Therp nre
20.0S0 women In clcricnl positions. 13i-
40S depnrUnent store clerks and -2037 jjjj
The room registry since Us Inaugurn-31j
tion has, on nn nvcrnge, referred 228t.ji'l
tAiin. M'nmnn nn,l MtIr nneh month tn
Investigated rooms. in.ivt
011
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF APRIL 19 TO APRIL 24
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
Subject to Changa
AI.HAMIIRA (a)
K'th. Morris ft raitsyunk Ave,
AM.KOJIENV . (a)
Krunkford and Allegheny Ava.
AP0I.I.0
52d and Thompson Sta.
()
AKCADIA
Chestnut below 10lh St.
(a)
UAI.TI.MOnE , (a)
SlHt St. und Baltimore Ave.
IIKL5IONT
B2d abovo Market St.
(a)
ILt'iailltD . ta)
Ilroad A Suiauehanna Ave.
nnoAinvAY , (a)
Broad Pt. and Snyder Ave.
MONDAY
Mary Mllea Mlnter ln
Judy of rtOKUea Harbor
Miriam Cooper. Should
A Huaband Forjclve7
The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come
Violet ltemlnK In
The Coat
Pauline Frederick In
Llonda ot Love
Krlc Strohelm In
nilnd Husbands
Viola Dana ln
Tho Willow Trea
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I sBsBasr J'ft'- N A ssss
ssBsHA.l'-'J . 'h!V'ssH 1
ssflv '- BsH '
-U-iiV 'r
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICEN8E8
rhlllp J. Hen. 1514 Summer at., and Helen
U. Moas. 31.13 Haverford ave.
Frank McLauchlln. 2U1! K. 24th at., and
Helen V. ofillcudy. OOOU N. 10th at.
Jamas D. Frazer, U. U. 8. Hannibal, and
Dorothy M. Itnland. tM38 X. L'Ulh at.
George F. Eitockman, S'iUi Lombard at,, and
Catherine M. O'llrUn. 2433 Munton at.
Harry Welngarten. 700 V. lterks at., und
Cella C. Ueckhoff. 724 N. 2d at.
Alfred L- Ilonstrom, Uoaton, raa., and
Margaret r. Clothier, 1000 It. Hewaun at.
Harry J. Drummond, 218 U. McAlpIn at.,
and father llandel. ISO N. Puxon at.
Oeorse Wilson, 2300 W. Someraet at., and
lva F. Bredel. Urooklyn, N. Y.
Frank A. Craven. R03U James at., and
Ulliabeth Thomas, 3825 Jenke at.
Edward H. Flynn, 023 H. Ilroad at., and
Henrietta M. wlealeb, 8(121 Lonxahore at.
Robert K. Jones, lllchmond. Vu.. and Lola
W. Ilroxan. 1380 0. 22d at.
lUahard l. llowman, Jr., 63.11 Itelnhard at.,
and Qrace Hannan. 8300 Woodland ave.
Michael Kolb. 31)64 N. Oth at,, and Minnie
A. Nlakl. 8004 Delhi at, '
William J. Conway, 20 N. 80th at., and
Marlon K. Nichols, 20 K. Sdth t.
John L. Manley, 078 union at., and Frances
Kane, 1700 Arch at.
Henry Wilson. 020 Cambridge at., and
Louise Simmons. 1020 Cambridge at.
Wimim W. Danlster, A24 Arthur at., and
Agnes M. Hardle, 824 Arthur at.
Earl Hand, 0425 Tulip at., and Martha IV.
Wllllama. 8814 Hlaby at.
Oeorgs Iteckten, 2218 Tulip at., and Julia
M. Hopf. 2065 Tulip at.
Melvln T. llothwell, Atlantlo City. N. J and
Mas E. Dohirty. 8S43 N. Droad at.
Maurice A. Cohan, 847 8, 18th at., and
Eleanor Lankooa, Queens, Long Island.
Carmen lloblno. 1M1 U, 10th at., and An
gelina llonaeero. 1581 B. 10th at.
Otto Herlns, 142 N. 80th St., and Florence
Hersker, 142 N. fiOth at.
Frederick W. Tooa, 8424 N. Iteesa at., and
CAl'ITOL fa)
722 Market St.
CKDAIl (a)
00th St. and Cedar Ave.
CENTURY (a)
Marshall and Erie
COUHEVM . .
Jtarket Pet. With and Both.
COLONIAI, (a)
Qtn. nr.d Mnplcwood Avea,
EMPRESS (s)
Main Pt,. Manayunk i
F.t'RKR.
40th and Market Sts.
TAMILY (a)
1311 Market St.
FAIHMOUNT
28th St. and Qlrard Ave.
(a)
TOANKFOnn
4715 Frankford Ave.
(a)
50TH ST. T1tF.THB
HHow Spruce St.
(a)
OniiAT NORTIIETtN
Hroiwt St. ar Erie Avt,
(a)
IMPERIAL
nnth nnd Walnut Sta.
(s)
Jl'MIIO , . . ,
Front St. and Olrard Ave.
(a)
Wallaro Rcld In
Exeuae My Dust
Owen Moore In
Sooner or Later
TUESDAY
Mary Mllea MlntT In
Judy of llofcuee Harbor
Miriam Cooper. Should
A Huaband Forgive?
The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come
Violet Hemlne In
The Cost
Pauline Frederick In
llonda ot Love
Krlc Strohelm In
lllind Husbands
Elsie Fentuson In
His House In Order
Wallace Held In
Excuse My Dust
Chrls Hay In
Alarm-Clock Andy
Monron Salisbury In
Divorced Wife
Dorothy dish In Mary
Ellen Cornea to Town
Anita Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
Alice Luke In
Should a Woman Tell
Dorothv Dalton In
Gamble In Bouts
Elaine HommerM'ln
In Greater Than Fnme
William Fnrnum
Heart Strings
ln
Naxlmovn In
Stronger Than Death
Harry Morey In
Tho Plamlnir Clue
Erie Strohelm In
mind Husbands
Owen Moore In
Sooner or Later
WEDNESDAY
Marv Mllea Mlnter In
Judy ot Roxuea Harbor
Miriam Cooper. 8hould
A Husband Forsrlve?
Anita Stewart In The
More Excellent Way
Vlolft Hemlne ln
The Cost
Sesaue Hayakawa ln
llrand ot Lopex
Erie StrohMm In
Blind Husbands
Ell Feriruson In
His House In Order
Wallace Reld In
Excuse My Dust
Charles Ray ln
Alarm-Clock Andy
MacLen and May In
Mary's Ankle
Dorothy Olxh In May
Ellen Comes to Town
Anita Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
Alice
Should a
Lake In
Woman Tell
Enrl Wllllama In
Th Ulack Clate
Lionel Harrymore
In The Copperhead
Constanro Talmndge In
Two Weeks
Naxlmova, ln
Btronger Than Death
Owen Monre ln
Sooner or Later
Dornthv Dalton In
niack Is White
Madelalne Traverse
Th Hell Ship
Irene Castle In
The Amateur Wife
Anltn Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
Alice Iike In
Should a Woman Tell
MarT.e.in and May In
Mnr'a Ankle
THURSDAY
Marlon Davlea ln
April Folly
Miriam Cooper Should
A Huaband ForKlvc?
Alice Joyce ln
The Sportlna Duchess
Violet Hemlng ln
The Cost
Sessue Hayakawa ln
llrand nf Lopez
Sssuo Havakawa In
The Drand of Lopez
rlorene Hillings In
The Dlue Tearl
Constance Talmadire In
Two Weeks
Owen Moore ln
Booner or Later
Dornthv Dalton In
Black la White
Ethel Clavton
Young Mra. Wlnthrop
Irene Castle In
The Amateur Wife
Madge Kennedy In
In the Blooming Angel
Norma Talmadge
In Shp I.ove nnd Lies
Anltn Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
Wnllnce Reld In
Excuse My Dust
Allan Dwan'a
The Luck of the Irish
LEADER w (a.
4tat St. and Lancaster Ave.
LIBERTY ...,. '
llrnad St. and Columbia Ave.
LOCUST
32d and Locust Sts.
(si
MARKET ST. THEATRE
333 Market 8t
(s)
MODEL
425 South St.
(a)
Dorothy Wilson,
Ben Ralaberf, 220T H. 8th St., nnd Frances
Photo by Photo-Crafters.
MISS RACHI5L PRICE
Daughter of Mr. and Mri. Ell Kirk
Price, who was bridesmaid at the
wedding of Miss MaJtle Rush an
tMr. ueorgo is, umioi, or:
122 W. Indiana nve
Ilium. 1083 Pallas at
Patrick Bweeney, 2210 Sharswood t, and
Ellen UcAleer, 2210 Bharswood it.
Charles Uelvtn, 1400 N. Hutchinson at.,
and Anna Regan. 1780 N. 28th at.
Charlea H. Mulllner, Jersey Shore, Pa., and
Mabel W. Uarllnv. 1'hllllpsbur. Pa.
Alva 11. Rouse. North CarolliM, and Ellio-
W.l. Ta.i .h.tu 1 Tl f , i. .........4 a.
Wl II VM.W 1. -! -vw. ,.
ank M. aewnaraq. iia jiutionwooa St., and
Edith lUisel. Tlfl BUttonwood at.
Frank
IJTathan. H, jCarvr.884 Taney t., and
Alia M, Dulty, 800 N. Uy t. '
NIXON
82d and Market Bts.
(s)
OVKRRROOK ' . . (a)
03d Nt and Haverford Ave.
PALACE
1214 Market St.
(s)
PH1NCES3
1018 Market St.
(a)
RKflENT
Market St. tlow 17th.
l
1UAI.TO
Qtn. Ave.
(si
at Tulpehocken St.
RIVOLI
52d nnd Sansom Sts.
(a)
Market St. below 7th
(s)
BAVOY
1211 Market St.
(a)
SHERWOOD ()
Bth St. and Baltimore Ava,
STANLEY
Market above 10th M.
(a)
STRAND , (a)
Oermantown Ava. at Venango
VICTORIA
Market 8t. above Ninth
(
WEST ALLEOHENY (g)
SBth Bt. and Allegheny Ave.
Star Cast In
Every woman
Marlon Davlea In
April Folly
Elaine Hn-imereteln In
Greater Than Fame
Wallace Reld In
Exeuae My Duat
Marlon Devles In
April Folly
Allee Brady In
The Trap
Genrre Walsh In
The Shark
Norma. Talmadge In
She Loves and Lies
W. B. Hart In
The Toll Gate
Norma Talmadge In
She Lovea and Lies
Houdlnl In
Terror Island
Ireeie Castle In
The Amateur Wife
.Lnulso Glaum In The
Lone WoU'a Daughter
. Anita Stewart ln
More Excellent Way
William Farnum In
The Bpollers
Charles nay
Alarm Clock Andy
Mark Twalh'a
Huckleberry Finn
Marguerite Clark In
Easy to Get
Tom Mix In
The Cyclone
Dorothy Dalton In
Black Is White
Harry Mnroy In Rue Hnyaknwa In
The Flaming Clue Thn Beggar Prince
Erin Strohelm In Erin Strohelm In
Blind Hushanda Blind Husbands
Allan Dwan'a Allan Dwan's
The Luck nfthe Irish The Luck of the Irish
Star Cast In Star Cast In
Even-woman Kverywomnn
Marlon Davlea In Stanruerlte Clark ln
April Folly Easy to Get
Wallace Reld In Lionel Barrvmore In
Excuse My Durt The Copperhead
Wallace Reld In Wallace Reld In
Excuse My Dust Excuse My Dust
Marlon. Davlea ln Marlon Davlea In
April Folly April Folly
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Wm. Farnum In. atadvs Broekwell in
Wings ot the Murnlng Devil's Riddle
George Walsh In George Wnleh In
The Shark The Shark
Norma Talmadge In Marguerite Clark ln
Bhe Ixvea and Lies All-of-a-Sudden Peggy
V.. S. Hart In W. 8. Hart In
The Toll Gate The Toll Gate
Elaine Hammerstetn n Marv Mae Laren In
Greater Than Fame The Road to Divorce
Houdlnl In Houdlnl In
Terror laland Terror Island
J. W. Kerrigan In Elaine Hammerstetn In
oO.OOO Greater Than Fame
Louise Glaum In The Louise Glaum In The
Lone Wolf's Daughter Lone Wolfs Daughter
Dorothy Glsh In Mary Douglas Fairbanks In
Ellen Comes to Town Bay, You n if Fellow
Miriam Cooper In Emmy Wehlen In
Evangeline Lifting Shadows
Charles nay Elsie Ferguson
Alarm Clock Andy Ills House In Order
Mark Twain's Mark Twain's
Huckleberry Finn Huckleberry Finn
Marguerite Clark In Marguerite Clark In
Easy to Get Eay to Get
Tom Mix In Tom Mix In
The Cyclone The Cyclone
Dorothy Dalton In Harold Lockwood In
Black la White Pali First
Elsie Jnnla In
Tho Imp
Ethel Clavtnn In
Tounir MrH Wlnthrop
FRIDAY
Marlon Davlea ln
April Folly
Miriam Cooper. Should
A Huahand Forgive?
Miriam Cooper. Should
A Husband Forgive'
Violet Hemlne In
The Cost
Mabel Nnrmand ln
Jinx
PVssue Havakawa ln
The Drand of Lopex
Norma Talmarijr In
She Loves and Lies
Constance Talmadgo ln
T'o Weeks
Owen Moore In
Sooner or Later
Irene Castle In
The Amnteur Wife
Nazlmnva In
Stronger Than Death
Sessue Havakawa In
The Brand of Lopex
M-rtge Kennedv In
In the Blooming Angel
Dustln Farnum
In Corslcan Brothers
Anita Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
Wallace Reld In
Excuse My Duat
Sessue Hayakawa In
The Beggar Prince
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Judy of Rogues Hnrbor
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Judy of Rogues Hnrbor
Star Cast In
Tho Blue Pearl
Marguerite Clark in
Easy to Get
Lionel Barrymnre In
The Copperhead
Wallace neld In
Exrusn My Dust
Elsie Janla
The Imp
In
SATURDAY
Marlon Davlea in
April Folly
Miriam Cooper. Should
a nustmnfl Forgive
til
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.
Eric Strohelm In
Blind Husbands
Violet Hemlng In
The Cost
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Mabel Nnrmand in
tlnv
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S'essun Havakawa In I ,.,
The nyand ot Lopex, jfffl
tfw.
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