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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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Nancy Wynne Talks of Miss Kennedy's Engagement
to Mr. Bishop She Hears Mr. and Mrs. Mont-
gomery Will Entertain for Miss Da Costa
EMILin KHNNEDY'3 engagement
to Julian Biihop la. Interesting, Is
It not? Alliance? with persons from
.v.. iin nr nlwnvH mora lntcrcstinir
it teems to me, despite the fact that
when tno iiin .....-. -..,,,..-lo.o
the girl in way, for no mntter
how much she may return homo she Is
really uo longer n Phlladclphlan nml
oannot Join in every th ng hero as
Sfore. Hut then, too, it's always so
much fun when one of the girls who do
marry out-of-town men como homo to
viil". There's any amount of enter
tainment and good times.
Kmlllo H distinctly pretty, her eyes
such a lovely expression and her
hH? wave beautifully. She carries
& extremely well. too. She Is a
ttlc Wlrcr than her Bister, Agnes, who
N very pictty nlso. Agnes 'married
rssner Townend, nml Bert, the eldest
whor married ElUnboth Wheeler n
Xte of ?M "go. Thore arc two
X brothers, Kenneth, who was In
?h? rmy. ud Don, who Is n student at
ullan'hlshop Is the son of Mrs. M.
T.vraod Bishop, of New Yorlc, and
ffington He was In the Twenty
Sr C, T. Infantry Regiment.
?ort Thomas, Ky.. 'luring the war an,
was a nriu unto of nlc 1011. lie Is
i,,v fond of riding and hunting and
Mones to a number of the prominent
i t iluhs In the east. He Is a lnemher
a.-, sr otjK
,0 ii'v . ml nart of the year on the
Th, I Ini I crt and ElUabeth Kennedy
?.'"' " Ilaverford on West Lancaster
K Wne. and Cap Townsend
lire lu Ovcrbrook.
rjPBAKlNO of the Main Lino re-
. .. .. n.nre TtrooUcs, of
i ...1Mb. BrooUo'fl daughter,
rIth ffi; rarter have returned from Eu
I'UC" Ynu lfnow they weiit abroad In
??e,.)Zw. been In Franw and Eng
ftX t .elite I. to be n bridesmaid for
nwrfe Newbold, who. you remember,
iii L married to Steve Colhoun on
K Lfr 0 That makes two Important
w dings on October V wic-hic '
Cc in Jeuklntown, and Virginia
mcvc '" , p niend nnlns in
Knut III... Both weddings will be
i. 41. ii ima' inminnH
uncle. Arthur Emlcn Newbold, died In
inHnmnnr nnii liuuiia auu-
effi grandmother, Mrs. Roberts, died
Just a hhort time ago too.
To return to Lucille, I saw her the
other day looking very well. She ccr
tilnlv does wear pretty clothes. And
while ou the subject of pretty clothes, I
aw Mrs. Lewis Audenrlcd yesterday
in ono of the stores. Sho was wearing a
frock of black crepe de chine, tho skirt
of which was fashioned of tt succession
of knife-pleated ruffles nbout five Inches
ttdo. The bodice' was cut on surplice
lines, and her hat was n small model
of black velvet, trimmed with conuo
feathers. Sho Is, without doubt, one of
th Mnurtcst-looklng women in town.
I AM so glad that Jessie Da Costa is
coming out this year. You remember
her mother died last fall, and Jessie
nd Isabel havo been in mourning for a
jear.
Now. her aunt, Mrs. William Blddle
?adwnladcr, and various persons who
ero close friends of Mrs. Da Costa,
till entertain for her. ns her father is
till in deep mourning. Mrs. Hob
Montgomery, who was one of Mrs. Da
.'osta's closest friends, will give n dance
n her honor on November ', at her
dace, Androssan, In Villanova. There
ire several other a fin Ira in tho planning,
ind Jessie is sure of having a wonder
ul time, for the is a great favorite with
lie younger set.
T HEAB Mrs. Lcwh Lcvlck Is to have
i a moit unusual nijrty this afternoon
at her plnce, Chnntllly, out near
Iwbrook. She is going to have about
wenty-hvo old ladies from the Uhapln
Memorial Homo for the Wind for nn
dtcrnoon phrty. They wilt go out in
uotors, and Mrs. William Woodward,
sho is chairman of the women's nuxll
ary of the homo, will go with them,
i'ou remember I told you of Mrs. Wood
viird, who is blind herself, and who
us glen so much of her time to help
ithcrs who havo hnd tho same cross to
ear. She was Miss Irene Mather, a
Ister of Mrs. Charles Mnthcr, of Uryn
Mawr Mrs. Lcvlck will have a number
n friends to ussist her lu waiting on
he visitors, and there will bo u supper
eryed out on the grounds and a gen
ral lovely time. Isn't it a nice thing
o do to give to much pleasure to these
lr old ladies? NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs Gcorgo Putnam will net ns
ratron of honor nt tho mairtairo of her
ni ti11', Helen Hnrto. daiiBlitor of
. ?lchR,rd. Hnrtc, of 1B0J Spruce
tmt and Mr. nedrnon TJllson Thomp
on, vhlch wilt tako plnco on October
- aT?, bridesmaids will Include Miss
it;,i nt0'netto Oeyclln. Miss Patty M.
lVf' XIS3. Ceol'J' W. Ilarnes, Miss
f ?JL 3 ,nal!;d' Mlsa Sheila Byrne.
im.S u; MlBS PaP Anderson, of
i S?nuai1 : Ml3') A1'co Dalson and
!' n,rlibee, Prison, of Now York;
nf?, iT'1 IIttrt0 and JIrs- Edmund
"layer, sister of Mr. Thompson.
ninii? '?arr'ao of Miss Marlon Wlstor
WrN?i!.da,UBhicr ot Mr- a,,a Mrs. EdBar
Vr'TWt Haird, of St. Martins, and Mr
h.iSI T.InTCr8oU' BOn ot Mr- aP(l Mrs.
i if! ""fd InBersoll. of 1813 Wol
?a.mri?t,,wm take nmco " Monday.
Member 1, t 4 o'clock, In St. Luke's
Fri"' Qermantown. The Itov. Samuel
iiD- n.rect?,r .of, "'o church, will nffl.
elate. Miss Unlrd nnd her sister, M'ss
?ift..V0r,.Owen, Dlrd. who, with their
?uin,',?,rs- JInry Sulger Jeanes. and
Miss Margaretta Jeanes, Miss Elizabeth
Jeanes and Mr. Henry S. Jeanes, have
reen spending the Bummer abroad, ar
now in Paris, and are expected to ar
rive homo October 1.
Mrs Thomas Edward Ward will act
5?i ma.tron. of honor nt tho marrlairo of
Miss Mario IxjuIso Ashhurst. daughter
or Mrs. Samuel Ashhurst, of 1923 Spruce
street, and Mr. T. H. Dutler Smythe,
ylhA' .wLllch wl11 tnke Plnfco on Satur
??? i Pc,(5er 23, M,S3 MarV Taylor
Knl1hLw"1 act " maid of honor, and
tho bridesmaids will Includo Mrs. Fred-
iT.u " H;. Jr-! MS3 Uertha 11
Stnytho and Miss Clarissa Smythe, sis
ters of tho bridegroom : Miss Carolyn H.
vnieniine, Miss nilzabeth noss nnd
Miss Dorothy Newbold Ely.
i.V n.m. JIrs- "oorBO Earlc, 3d,
nnd their family, of Orays lone, Havcr
(? ' wi" retuni on Friday from Cape
""ii viicio mcy spent tno summer.
airs. j. Clayton Strawhrldge. of
Merlon. With her mnltiap tt xrn1,M
La Hue, hat ono to La'ko piacld for
ii suori lime.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Clothier, of
C.j.rcmont, Villanova, aro maklntr a
brief stay at Hot Springs, Va. They
aro accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. John Carruth, who have
been for several months at tho Marl-borouBh-Hlonholm.
Atlantic City, have
returned to tho Bellevuo-Stratford for
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward U. Chase at.d
their daughters, of Radnor, havo rc
turned from C-len Summit, where they
have been for some time. Miss Ber
nardino Chase will leave tho Inst of
;.inm1?ntn,i!' at,,en' scnno1 nt Caton
Vllle, Md. Miss Katharine B. Chase will
return to Miss Shipley's school, nt Bryn
Owing to a death In the family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lcdyard Heckscher. of BollnB
broko, Radnor, have recalled tho Invita
tions they had Issued for a tea nnd
dlnner-danr.c they had planned to Bivo
on Ootobjr 9 for their daughter, Miss
Virginia Heckscher.
T-ti.i "a, Mr.B- John c- Perry, of
u""V" i. imvn issueu announce
ments of tho marrlngB of their daugh
U,r1,iiMiMAnee Custls Perry, and Mr.
JJIIIard Geprgo Klugo at tho Memorial
Church of St. Paul, Ogontz, on Wednes
day oenlng, September 16. Mr. and
Mrs. Kluga will be nt home after No
vembor 1 at 9 Sutherland road, Mont
clalr, N. J., for which cards aro In
closed. Mrs. Burton Hughes, who has been
spending several weeks at tho Essex nnd
Sussex, Spring Lake, N. J., has ro
ttirned to her npartment. Thirteenth and
Spruce streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Oreene. of 145
Carpenter lane, Ocrmantown. will leavo
after tho cricket matches with tho vlslt
InR EnBlIsh team for Shawnee-on-tho
Delawaro, where thoy will spend a fort
VlFht ?.Irs- Greeno nnd her daughter,
Miss Polly Robinson, havo recentlv re
turned from southern California, whero
they Bpent tho summer,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wendell Woodward, who
spent the summer at Jonkintown, havo
taken apartments for tho winter at tho
Blonhelm, Seventeenth nnd Chestnut
streots.
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcn T.nrnv Ilnmlliin
who spent tho suminor at the Hotel Chel
sea, rtuamia 'ty. navo returned to tho
Bellovue-Strnlford for tho winter.
Mrs. Harry H. Battles has Issued In
vitations for a luncheon nt her homo at
Newtown Square on Thursday, Septem
ber 23. In honor of her daughter, Mrs.
George Burgess Yerkes, of Plain
field. N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilfred Lewis nnd their
fnmllv, of Boso lano, Hnverford, re
turned on Wednesday from North
Haven, Me., whero thoy spent tho sum
mer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clayton and Miss
Barbara L, Clayton, of Grays lane,
Havorford, returned homo lost week
from tho Adlrondacks, where they spent
July and AubusL
The Ilev. Carl E. Grammer, accom
panied by Mrs. Orammer and their
daughters, Miss Mary Pago Grammer
and Miss Dorothy Grammar, who re
cently returned to their homo, 1024
Spruco street from Bread Loaf, Vt.,
where thoy spent the summer, will sail
for Europe on September 29, whero they
will remain a few months.
Dr. and Mrs. Fielding O. Lewis, of
2R1 South Seventeenth street, who aro
spending September at Idlewlld, near
Media, will return to their home the
1st of Octobcri when Doctor Lewis will
open his now offices at 259 South Seven
teenth stroet for tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ln rtmitllllni.
and their son, of Edgewood road. Ard
moro, who spent tho summer at Castino,
Mo, arrived homo on Tuesdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. B. Fletcher
and their family, of Aubrey and Kent
roads, Wynnewood, will return homo
on Saturday from Avalon, whero they
havo their summer home.
1 Mrs. Srarshall Robinson, of Washing
ton, Is the guest of Mrs. A. Sydney Car
penter, of 1605 North Broad stroet. Mrs.
Carpenter and her guest, who Bpent part
of tho summer at Whlto Sulphur
Springs, W. Va., have Just returned from
Jamestown, R. I.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Smodley Ward, of
Sharon Hill, aro motoring through Now
England with Mr.' Ward's parents. Mrs.
Ward will bo remembered as Miss Sarah
Grant, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Ulysses S. Grant, before her marrlugo
a short time ago.
Mra Gabriel Hlrsh nnd her daughter,
Miss Fannie Hlrsh, returned Saturday
from Atlantic City, whore they spent
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MISS MAIS1E STEWAKT
Daughter of Mrs. Kobcrt Lo Contc, of 2000 Spruce street, who will be
ono of tills season's debutantes
the summer, and nro occupying tholr
apartment nt tho Walton Hotel for tho
winter.
A quiet wedding took place on Wed
nesday morning In tho Church of tho
Transfiguration, when Miss Alice- C.
Marshall, of 6243 Hodman street, be
enmo tho brldo of Mr Georgo J. illk
slt, of 1722 South Fifty-fifth street
Tho brldo was attended by Miss Elln
Motstnger as bridesmaid, and Mr. Philip
Mlknlt, a brother of the bridegroom,
acted as best man. After a wedding
trip to Lako Georgo they will live in
West Philadelphia.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Baer. ot Nar
borth. nro entertalnlnc Mrs. noss Mln.
nick nnd her daughter. Miss Mary Ellen
minnicK, oi aiecnanicsDurg, I'a.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Croft,. of Cyn-
wyu. nro tno guests or Mr. Crorfs
motner, Mrs. Samuel Croft, at her cot
tago at Vontnor for n few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Cornman, who
have been occupying their Wlldwood
cottngo slnco early In July, will not re
turn to their homo nt Ardmoro until
uctoDer l.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Bird nnd her daugh
ters, of Wynnewocd road, Ovororoolc,
who spent tho summer at Atlantic City,
nave reiurnea 10 ineir nomo.
ALONG THE READING
An Interesting autumn wedding was
mat ot .miss l'.iuiino urautigan, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William F Brau
tlgan. of 4S18 North Fifth stroet, Olnoy.
and Mr. William II. Hlnney, of. 4104
North Sixth street, which was solemnized
on Tuesday evonlng at tho homo of tha
nriues parents, wlln tho Rov. II.
Brauns. or tno Lutheran Church. Sev
enth and Luzerno streets, officiating. The
brldo wore n. gown of ivhlto satin veiled
with georgette ciepc, with a veil of tulle
arranged with orango blossoms Shu
was given In marrlugo by her father
ana was attended ny ner sister. Mrs
Stanley Lehmberg. as matron of honor,
iinu miss uiin .iirisuc as iiower gin,
Mr. Lehmberg was best man. A re
ception followed tno ceremony. Mr. and
Mra. Hlnney left for a trlD to Boston
and tho New England coast, and upon
tholr return they will be at Some at
48is Moith Firth street
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Scott have
returned to their home In Logan ufter
spending mo summer in Canada una
California.
FRANKFORD
Mr and Mrs. Richard T. Holme, of 945
Fillmore street, have returned from At
lantic City, whero they spent tho sum
mer.
Miss Hilda MnnBfleld. nf OrtVmrinv
street, will leave during tho week for
Cincinnati, O., whore she will bo tho
guesi or airs. u. uopewell for an indcil
nlte stay.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Myron and their fam
ily havo loturncd from Wlldwood, where
they spent tho summer at their cottage.
Miss Lydla Crankshaw nnd Miss
Emma Crankshaw. of 1223 Harrison
street, havo returned to their homo after
spending six weeks at Moosehcnd and
Sebngo lake, Me.
KENSINGTON
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Jonos, Jr., of
2016 East Allegheny avenue, are spend
ing tho week at Now Brunswlolc, N. J.
Mr. Thomas Oalo, of 1121 Creoso
stroet, has returned from Atlantlo City,
where she spent some time.
Miss Madeline Gallagher, of East Alle
gheny avenue and G street, Is spending
soveral wiwks In Culpeier Vn., as tho
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Coleman.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. Howard Stackhoueo spent his vo
cation with friends In Utlca, N. Y.
Mrs. Clement Hopkins, Jr.. of 10 West
Main street. Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Burr, In Vlncentown, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gladhlll. of 338
Nowbold avenue, have returned home
from a visit to Allentowr.. Pa.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Thomas Sheldon Wilson Is en
tertaining Mrs. H. L. Dunn and her Bon,
of Annapolis, Md.. at her homo in Me
dia for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans, of Me
dia, ore receiving congratulationo on tho
birth of a. daughter a fow days. ngo.
T,Dr;,an,1' JMrs- Wnlter Campbell, of
Bel Air, Md.. have been guests of rela
tives In Media for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Buse have
closed their cottage at OVfean City,
where thev havo spent tho summer, and
aro now at their homo at Ridley Park.
MISS LILLIAN IACCARIN0
BRIDE OF MR. P. MONTI
Pretty Wedding of Miss Leoha Mil
dred Herbert and Mr. Wil
liam Lacy
Tho wedding of Miss Lillian Tacca
rlno, of 1012 South Juniper street, nnd
Mr. Pasquale Monti, wilt take placo this
afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock at St Rita's
Cathollo Church. Broad and Federal
streets. Miss Louise Iaccarlno, n sister
or tho bride, will act as nriacsmam nnu
Mr. Nenl TV1 Mnnlra will bo best man.
A reception will follow tho ceremony at
tho homo of tho bride, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Monti will leavo on ft wedding
trip to tho Delawaro Water Gap.
LACY HERBERT
Tho wedding of Miss Lenora Mildred
Herbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo L. Herbert, of Cdar otreot,
Edgowater Park, N. J., and Mr. William
Laoy. son of Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Lacy, of Cnmden, took place last eve
ning nt the bride's parents' homo nt 7:30
o'clock. Tho brldo was given In mar
rnlgo by her father nnd wns unattended
Owing to the Illness of the brides
mother the wedding woe very quiet
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy will spend their wed
ding trip In the Now England states and
Canada, and on their return homo will
llvo nt their new home In Audubon, N. J.
HOPKINS GRAY
Tho marriage of Miss Catherine Marie
Gray, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harm
Gray, of ID West Oalc strcot, Norrlstown,
and Mr. Henry Philip Hopkins, son of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, of Lang
horn, was solemnized yesterday In tho
First Methodist Church. The pa3tor,
tho Rev. A. L Shnlkop, officiated nt th-i
coremony nt 4 o'clock Tho bride was
nttended by Miss Dorothy Lclby, of Nor
rlstown. ns mn Id of honor, nnd the best
mnn was Mr. Leroy DuOnn. The bride
wore a dress of white ortrnndlo nnd a hat
of tnltotn She carried a bouquet of
whlto roos. Tho maid of honor wns
dressed In blue orgnndlo with a hat of
the samo hndo and she carried pink
roses. A reception followed at tho homo
of tho bride after the ceremony, upon
their return from a wedding trip to
Niagara FalW Mr nnd Mrs Hopkins
will llvo In Langhorn.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. S. Mullen, of 6128
Ross Btreet. nnnounco the engagement
of their dauchter. Miss Elizabeth HUt
Mullen, nnd Mr. Rnymond P. Bond. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Mullen nre spending tho week
In Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Margaret Hottol, of 206 East
Gorgas lano, entertained at luncheon at
the Bellevuo-Stratford this aftornoon In
honor of Miss Francos D. Ball, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball, whoso
marriage to Mr. Horatio Gates Slckel.
4th, ensign United Stales navy, will
tnko place In the Second Baptist Church
on Snturday.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Dorothy Esenwcln. of 221
East Brlnghurst strcot, to Mr. Cecil
C. Philips, of 234 East Ashmeud street,
on Wednesday, Septomber 15.
Mrs Jennie Hlgglns. of 6822 Knox
street entertained Informally at her
home on Monday evening. .Tho guests
Included the Rev. Francis Shunk Downs
and Mrs. Downs, Mr. S. H. Clair, Mr.
and Mrs Harry Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
William Cochrane. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert
Bardsley. Mrs. Martha Knott. Mrs
Georgn Aucott. Mrs Louise Chaundey,
Mrs. Rolllngcr, Miss May Gunderson,
Miss Belle Gunderson. Mr. William
Rider. Mr. Daniel Dempster, Mr. Archie
Wilcox, Mr. Harry Knorr, Mr. Harry
Knorr, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Knorr, Miss
Martha Knorr and Mr. John Gottesa
bend. Mrs. Clarence Hamilton and her small
daughter, Miss Jean Hamilton, ,of 542
Enst Washington lane, spent the week
end In Rlverton nnd Haddon Heights,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Rayner and
their family, of East Washington lane
and Clearvlew street, havo roturned
from n motor trip to Connecticut, stop-
aJ
ippffi
Autumn Chapeaux
An informal opening displaying
exquisite importations and
Chodoff's inimitable originations,
including stunning tailleurs of
distinction for present wear.
ping at Newark, W. J ort their way
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F, Topham and
their family, of 6128 Greene street, have
returned after spending tho lato sum
mer nt their cottage In Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Everett Smith
and tholr family, of 2040 East Chelten
avenue, havo returned from spending tho
Bummer In Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto J. Fuchs Rnd tholr
family, of 628 East Washington lano,
who have been occupying their cottags
at Ocean City during tho summer, havo
returned to their home.
NORRI8TOWN
Mr. John Townsend Tinkler, of 657
Haws avenue, has Issued Invitations to
tho marrlago of his daughter. Miss Flor
ence Katharine Tinkler, to Mr. J. New
ton Hunsberger, Jr., son .of Dr. and Mrs.
J. Nowton Hunsberger, of West Main
street, on Saturday, October 2, at high
noon In tho Cnlvary Baptist Church. The
Rev. L. W. Halner, D. D.. will officiate
nt the ceremony. A wedding breakfast
will follow Immediately after the cere
mony at tho homo of tho bride. Mr. nnd
Mrs. HunBberger will be at home after
November 1 nt 8416 North Eighteenth
street, Philadelphia.
Miss Lillian Gotwals, of Noblo street,
entertained at 500 In honor of Mrs. Gor
don Rile, of Ambler, who beforo her
recent marrlago was Miss Ida. May Mc
Coy, of this borough. There woro thirty
guests present, and Mrs. Rllo wns pre
sented with a surprise miscellaneous
shower.
Eddie Cantor In "Brevetles" Cast
Eddie Cantor has been added to the
cast of "Broadway Brevities of 1920,"
and will make bis first appearance to
night jit the Lyrlo in Georgo Lemalro's
entertainment Tho show now boasts
four Important principals, Dorothy Jar
don, Bert Williams, " Georgo Lemnlrc
and Eddie Cantor.
EITH'S
8ECOND AND FINAL WEEK
JANE & KATHERINE LEE
NONETTE
FAM-lrfitlnc Slnslnff Vlolfnlnl
Ten r.yek A Welly; Ashley A Dietrich!
Brnnlon. Dmiim nroa. ft Bcanlon; Othem.
PIHLADELrHtA'tf FOREMOBT TnHATTtEa
nVlDDl7QT NIGHTS AT HllB
I' UKKCJ 1 MATS. WED. & SAT
A SENSATION I
CIIARLCS niLLINOIIAM PresnU
FRED STONE
IN
"TIP-TOP"
Greatest of nil Fred Stone Shows
Be&ts for Nost Week on Sale Today
PADDir'li' NIOHTS AT 8il0
llfrHIV MATS. WED. & BAT.
GEO. M. COHAN'S
COMEDIANS
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GRAND OLD NAME ?
nNOAOnMKNT EXTENDED TO SATUn-
DAY, OUT. 2. SEATS SELLING FOIl
ALL PEHFOnMANCHS
5 T,r.-iv-v.. ,; 1W 1'fy.Si ,"ty """'fB
l? V i'V'-vi- TH
RROAD LAST TWO WEEKS
DAWnU EK. 8:15 Mftt. Wed. & Sat
" 'Dab' of tho stas la every bit ai enter
talning aa tho Bab of Mrs, Ittnehart'a
stories.". Evening Ledger.
"BAB"
With HELEN HAYES
AND A NOTABLE CAST
SEATS TODAY FOR THE LAST WEEK
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Tho Itnllan Lyric federation I'reaenta
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
Opening Night, Thursday Evening,
October 7
AT 8.1 C O'CLOCK
FAY'S
KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
40th A Market Sta. Continuous From 12:n0N.
Mats., 10-lSc. Nights, 10, 23, 3Bo (Plui Tax)
Jt Scssue Hayakawa "An y1?",,
Comedy Pronteerlne niues Pathn Newa
6 acts1"? VAUDEVILLE 6
ROLLER SKATING
AT THIRD REGIMENT AIUIORT
Ilroad and Wharton
Sossiona 2'.10 to G 1. M. Dallv
Thiirn.. Frl. anil Bat.. 7'S0 to 11 1 M
BIJOU
8th & Rnce. M.i"t. Today
BROADWAY
BELLES
DUMONT'S NINTH AND ARCH STS
uvjmvyn i u MAT1NI3B SATURDAYS
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
Last Week of "SEASHORE FLEECERS"
AIDA
With Brilliant Cast of Principals,
Symphonic Orchestra. Stupendous
Chorus, Corps do Ballet. Ethiopian
Supers. Pageant of Horses, Chariots,
Luxurious Stage SettlngB and Props.
Matinee Saturday, Oct. 9
AT 2 O'CLOCK
CARMEN
With New Artists, Samo Splendid
Orchestra, Chorus, Corps do Ballet
and Luxurious Stage Settlncs.
CHEV. ALFREDO SALMAGGI,
Oeneral Mannger
Tickets for Salo at Weymann's,
1108 Chstnut St ; Metropolitan Box
Oflice: Mr. G. Itusso, 930 So. 8th St.;
Mr Frank Iannarella, 703 Christian St.
DRPHFl JM Oermant'n & Chelten Avea.
jii h-v-mvi Matino Today. 25c & HSo
MAE DESMOND IIER players
IWMC LWlVWnu,, Crowded Hour"
NEXT WEEK "Slo Walked In Her Sleep"
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1517 Walnut Street
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33 SO. OTII ST.
fllamot, Watches, Jewelry
Wilmar
I PEANUT BUTTER
I So Different From
1 the Ordinary
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TTelophone, Spruce 2058"
Fur Storage and Remodeling at Reasonable Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
Presents a Magnificent Ensemble of Authentic
Modes for Fall and Winter
DISTINCTIVE HAND-TAILORED
SUITS FOR WOMEN
QUALITY HIGH-GRADE WORKMANSHIP
SPECIAL CARE OF MINUTE DETAILS FEATURE
THESE PLAIN TAILORED EMBROIDERED
BRAIDED AND HANDSOMELY FUR-TRIMMED
SUITS
59.5075.00135.00 to 355.00
SPECIAL
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
CHEVRON 59.50
1517 Walnut Street
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MW MORRIS WENGER W I njiohipua J
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B mans and Sport Coat8' VyK 111 TO DNAiiaURATE THE IDEA JJ
O BROADTAIL, HUDSON SEAL, MOLE, Bl OF 1
i RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY M 1 n , - - .
II sables, silver foxes MStoinni Made Faslhiioinis
Ira I flltru Now Be Had at Summer Prices JMJ READY FOR SERVICE I
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o. nertaK wenger m HOUSE LIVING STRICTLY if
Yp desires to call nttention to a recent mM R U"" TO TW HOIPA flt
Xt$k. importation of French hata in de- T HWlCA
Jlv cidedly now designs, together with Mnw II iriuiir vr.iirvW-,n-.,. I
some very handsome bags, aU brought i THE WONDERFUL ENSEMBLE I
yovcr by her special ""sentativevjp I OF BEAUTIFUL l
nz f I CoantsWrapsBfloiuises 1
lriUlirS amd Halts i
DISPLAYED IN THEIR 1
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II FASTIDIOUS WOMEN I 111 I
111 VISITING THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE FIRST TIME II
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COATS
Wide Variety of Models, Including
THE PRACTICAL AS WELL AS THE DRESSY FUR
TRIMMED WRAP-LIKE GARMENT MADE IN
THE NEWEST HIGH-GRADE FABRICS
57.50 75.00 125.00 to 350.00
NE W MODES IN FROCKS
Extraordinary Collection of Smart Models From Paris
and American Designers
RELIABLE FURS
;You Never Pay More at Rienzi'si
House of Wenger
1229 Walnut St.
At 13th Street, Opp. St. James Hotol
PLEASE NOTE: We have no connection tinth
any other house bearing the name "Wenger."
PAULETTE, WHOSE TASTE IS UNQUES
TIONED AND WHOSE SHOPPING SA
GACITY AMOUNTS TO GENIUS, IS AN
INVALUABLE AID TO BUSY WOMEN
WHO HAVE NOT TIME TO COMPARE
MERCHANDISE BEFORE BUYING
Sartorial dreams, indeed, are tho new fall hats
which Cheitak ot tho House of Wenger is now display
ing. One of her newest notes is a turban of black hatm
antique, whose pule sapphire plumes wave gracefully
back from a clos0 front. A marvelous ostrich feather
handbag accompanies this, which on occasion can be used
for a fan. The bap como separately, too, in lovely,
jewel-liko colors. Iho plumed hat described is but one
of Chertak's exquisite new group. By tho way tho
Houso of Wenger has no connection whatever with nnv
other house bearing the name of Wenger, 80 be sure
that you seek both Houso of Wenger furs and Chertak's
chapeaux at the right shop, 1229 Walnut, just opposite
the St. James and next to the corner at Thirteenth street.
Now is the time when women begin to feel the need
of those smart littlo animal scarfs of Russian and Hud
son Bay sable, stone and baum marten. An especially
worth-while cnsemblo of these is to bo found at that
reliable shop of Theo. F. Scifcrt's, 142G Walnut The
quality is excellent nnd prices within reason. Beautiful
stone marten pieces of one to four skins are $05 un
Natural baum marten scarfs scarcely distinguishnbhi
from sable-are $100 up. Tho 100 baum marten pieces
are stunning and so largo that a single skin will often
sumco oven a largo woman. Seiferfs exquisite Russian
sable scarfs nre from $175 to $325 n'skin, made up, am
PoBOnTILBy Blble lCCa of tho Sftmc des'CT are $75 to
5275, J ,havo ?2.und from P?r3nal experience that this
shop of integrity quotes prices no higher than houses
dealing in inferior furs.
Week
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BERT WILLIAMS
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Evening Bulletin.
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"Way Down East"
With Special Music Program
MAT. DAILY .$ 1.00
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