-Jjjsf GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Returned rrom western nancn opeaits of
Several Debutantes
. .... T.oan clothier. Jr., the
i ;' so&s
na silk. Iler hat w - t
odd, trimmed with lighter Md
en, BnuHh ha. just come back from a
,0Tln the Wei", where she and her
ranch in tne" .everai months.
ffJV'fld-WT.meit wonderful time, .
c left . yesterday for St. I al .
herc .f.in durlriB the horso show
ui entertain (luring v f ..
ad 11 5?" 'V. Yfl hem durlnK that
ton. 6WWhclr daughter. , Catharine
S,M,urr has a number of ponleg and
C!ol.nr 'rldo In the shows. She has
KftoS? Sr .luce she w .a tiny
Ittle tot and nor p.op "
n to love her.
IPBAKING f horso hows' J LCar
ir'rt i .... v.,Mln Hamilton
, tol The Whip to a mkn in Spring
'VonVt e strange to have a
?cld- .imu- without The Whin on exhl
Hn? rerhapr however. ti.e gentle
n who bought him will show him. As
fff takes about every prize going, It
JUS be a pity not to see blm In the
ring. .
Tlrn. I.TOMAX STEWART, of Dal
Mtlmorc. is to be another gue;t of
the J"''" I j '! E ' iTVEfc he
tSW' r will bo the Valentine,;
S all that week. Mr. Valentine Is
it the bend of the uryn .uuwr "-
grent number of entrlesmnd spec
tators this jear.
t HEAK that Ellrabeth Norrls, daugh
I . .1 At., rinrnaxlm TdnrrlH. is to
Join the list of debutantes for this win
ter. Sin hns been spending the sum
mer in Cuba with her grandmother,
Mrs. Augustim Wilson, who lcs lu
Havana with her son, Dr. Mbcnrdo
Vllon. Mia. Norrls was Miss Emma
i. ...... TVIIcnn n uletnr nf Mrs. JOSO
hamon do Vlllnlon, wlfo of the Cuban
tfcrctary of public works, who you re -
member I'ame up 10 uib Biuica m-. uu,
ftaylng here until Christmas time, und
mother sister. Misi Irene Wilson, mar
ried n Spanish officer and lives in
Madrid. The late uoctnr vxiison, ismrr
of Mrs. Norrw, wns a Droxncr or ine mie
i 'i'kn,nn AVrrrerlv. of this citv.
ltoe son, Mr. Wilson McCredy, and
daughters, Jliss I'.muy uicvjrcuy uuu
M. Horace Fnsoltt, live here.
tti.Mrttt. VnrIn vn nnmPfl fnr nor
treat aunt, the late Miss Lizzie Norris.
She li a niece oi ur. uvnrRo . uriiB,
nhn mnrried MU Sarah Fox. Eliza
beth ii rather tall, has rather light
hrown smooth hair ana dnrK eyes.
Harins lived a goou ncai ot ner mo m
Cuha "he has a certain amount of or
... ..i.inl, lu vorv fnsclnnttni?. I have
rot heard just when she will make her
debut, but she and ner momcr win ar-
rhe here soon from uuoa, and l am
u... timm ...111 Tin n numlinr nf rtnrtlrfl
In, her honor. She has been up here
tearly every winter tor several momos
t a time, nnd io knows most of the
rirlj of her nge. She Is a great favorite
tud will nave a good time.
MARION had gone with grandma to
visit a certain lady who wan
pandmn'H great friend, and the dear
oM lady, having taken a fancy to the
little g'll, -nid as they were leaving:
"Morion ask mamma if you may have
lnnr'i with me uext Saturday; just you
ml me together." Marion, who loved
her grandmn very much and all old
ladies arrordingl.v, was highly dollghtcd,
as wn lier mother, for the older lady
o a very distingulMied person.
Itefore she started off to the lunch
mamma adinonitieu her: isow you
nM behave very nicely, dear. Ilc
member your manners and be careful
to use our fork, and remember all the
thlnsi mother has taught you."
When Marion came homo she seemed
i bit rertuibed, nnd mother asked her
peatl : "Did you hnvo a nice time.
dear, and did you behave politely?
"Oh, e, mamma." said Marlon. "I
uas ery polite, but Mrs. Ii wasn'c
hit. She she picked up her
chidicu In her fingers nnd ate it that
ay - NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs. Thomaa Pelham Curtis.
of 117 Beacon street, Boston, have an
nounced th engagement of their daugh
t.f, Mlfs Clarissa P. Curtis, to Prince
VVhuel Cantncuzene, son of Prince
C.itjcuzfiie, Count SperansKy, and
i'r i ( Cantucuzene. Mtss Curtis made
ler Jchut In 1917. Prlncn (Tnntnr.iinM
u a Bre.i'-grandson of tlie late Presi
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"Nancy Wynne Tells of Seeing Mrs. Clothier, Who Has
dent U, S. Grant. His mother, Princess
Cantaeujene, was Miss Julia Grant.
. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Loverlng. ot
IngUwood cottage, Chestnut. Hill. nav
iBBued Invitations for a small dinner
dance to be given at the WhlM Marsh
Valley club, on Friday evenlhr. Octo
ber 22, In honor of Miss Virginia Ben
son Carter.
Mrs. Samuel Lucas, of West Hilts,
Ardmore, announces tho engagement oi
her daughter, Miss Natalie Lucas, tp
Mr. T. Learning Smith, son of Mrs. T.
Lenmlng Smith, of this olty. Tho wed
ding will take place, lato In October.
Mr. find Mm T.lnv Draatnn C!art1n
tor, and their little dauhgter, Miss Jiary
Lloyd Carpenter, have returned to their
home, White Lodge, Illdley Park, after
.icuiuiK Mr, uarptntcrs Drotner-in-iaw
tjnd Bister, Mr. .and Mrs. Frederlclt b.
Mpseley, of Boston, at their country
&'..";? Maudeslelgh, Newburyport, Mass.
while there Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter
motored to Maine and Kye Beach, N.
H where they were the guests of
Colonel and Mrs. Edward Carpenter.
At the wedding of Miss Ellen Olenain
nlng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Olendinning, of the Squirrels, Chestnut
Hill, and Mr, Perslfor Frazer, 3d, which
will take place on Saturday, October 16,
at 4 o'clock, in St. Paul's Church, Chest
nut Hill, Mr. Edward Starr, Jr., will ut
as best man. Tho ushers will Include
Mr. John H. Whelen, 'Jr., Mr. Dobson
Altemus, Mr. C. Paul Denckla, Mr. WIs
r Randolph, Mr. James Altemus. Mr.
Emlen Randolph, Mr. IL Percival Olen
dlnnlng. Mr. Robert Glendlnnlng. 8d, Mr.
Graham Dougherty and Mr. John T.
Carpenter, Jr.
Mrs. George Boyd Kester. of ,2412
Spruce street, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Mlns Margaret
Kester, and Mr. Hal Kendall Seal, nf
Baltimore. During the lato war Mr.
Seal served as major with the field ar
tillery. Miss Frances Elizabeth Stevens,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
.Stevens, of Worcester, Macs., whoso
marriage to Mr. Robert Potter Alkeu
Taylor, of Chestnut Hill, takes nlace on
Saturday, will bo the guest of honor at
a luncheon given tomorrow by Miss
Mary L. Dewey, of Worcester, and on
Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Rlgclow will entertain at a danco In
honor of Miss Stevens 'and "Mr. Taylor,
which they will give at the Worcester
Country Club. MIbs Charlotte Baldwin
will also entertain at a dance at her
homo In Worcester on Wednesday eve
ning In honor of Miss Stevens and Mr.
Taylor. On Thursday Miss Btevens will
entertain her maid of honor and brides
maids at luncheon at the Worcester
Club. Mr. Taylor will give a dinner on
Friday evening at the Worcester Country
Club In honor of his best man and
ushers.
Midshipman Blackwell Newhall. U
S. N., son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas New
hall, of the Old Place, Ithan, Is homo
from Annapolis for his September leave.
Mr. Campbell Newhall has returned from
his trip to Europe and Is now In Cam
bridge, Mass Ho Is expected to return
homo the last of the week.
Mr. Lurman Stewart, of Baltimore,
will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Valentine during the Bryn Mawr
Horse Show at their place, Highland
Farm, Bryn Mawr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mason, who
havo been spending the summer abroad,
have returned and will spend the win
ter at tho Bellevue-Stratford.
Dr. and Mrs Francis X. Dercum and
MIs-j Mary Dercum, who liavo been
ependlng several months In Maine, have
returned ana nave opened their town
nouse, lfiv wainur, street.
Mr. Desmond Roberts, of London, who
is one of tho players on the English
cricket team, whoso matches closed on
Saturday, has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George P. Fallon for a fortnight.
Mr and Mrs. Fallon motored to New
York yesterday, accompanied by Mr.
Roberts. They will return to their home
In this city toward the end of tho week.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Crozer and
their daughter. Miss Mona Crozer, will
roturn on Wednesday to their home, at
2218 Locuit street, from York Harbor,
Me., where they spent the summer.
Mr. Adolph Schaefer, of Bala, re
turned yesterday from a three weeks'
canoo and camping trip down the Dela
ware from Deposit, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Clinton have
relumed and will spend the winter at
the Rlttenhouse.
Friends. of Mrs. George L. Garrett, of
Germantown. who has been spending the
summer nt Fishers Island and who has
been III, will be glad to hear of her Im
proved condition. Mrs. Garrett will
spend the early autumn at Atlantic City.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Lucy
Relnhnrd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Relnhard, of Norwood, Pa., and
Mr. John Ernest Chtquolne, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Alexander D. Chlquolne, of
Prospect Pnrk, took place In the Luth
eran Church of the Holy Communion,
thlH city, on Saturday morning, the
Rev. Stanley Btllhelmer and tho Rev
J. Henry Harms ofllclating.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wrlclit. 320
South Forty-third street, formerly of
Spring Valley, Baltimore county, Md
announce the marriage of their ri.i.urrh,r
Miss Edith Estelle Wright, to Mr. Ober
i-. scnaener, Westminster, Md., on Sat
urday, September 18.
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Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stevens, of Worcester, Mass.,
whose marriage to Mr. Robert Potter Aiken Taylor, of Boxly, Chest
nut Hill, will take place on Saturday
GERMANTOWN
Miss Eleanor Reynolds, of 314 West
Logan street, has returned from spend
ing a fortnight In Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. Earl Schmidt, of 09 East Ashmead
street, spent the week-end In Ocean City,
N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Speece, of 2058
Medary avenue, have as their guest Mr.
Wesley Barclay, of Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs. Lucretla Wood and her daugh
ter, Miss Isabel Wood, of West Brlnir
hurst street, have returned from spend
ing some time at Marblehead, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Camden Thompson and
her daughters. Miss Maud Thompsoaand
Miss Edith Thompson, ot 6218 MWrton
street, have returned from occupying
their cottage at Spray Beach. MrB.
Thompson had as her guests during tho
summer Miss Ruth N. T. Patten, of Ger
mantown : Miss Frances Newbacker and
MIbs Catharine Newbaker, of Wyndber.
and Miss Helen S. Boyer, of Fishers
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Johnson,
of 10 East Mount Pleasant avenue, havo
as their guest for the week Miss Edith
I. Seeger, of Pittsburgh, formerly of
Germantown.
, Mrs. Sue Corson and her daughter.
Miss Ruth Corson, and her son, Mr. For
rest Corson, have returned from occupy
ing their cottage at Avalon for the sum
mer Miss Corson also spent some time
in Boston.
Miss Frances Rice, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. J, M. Rice, of E160 Pulaski
aenue; Miss Elizabeth Warner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Warner,
and Miss Karen Jcnsenlus. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jensentus, have re
turned to Cornell University. Ithaca. N.
Y., to resume their studies after the holl,
day season.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis, with their
daughters, Miss Betty Lewis, Hiss Stella
Lewis and Miss Louise Cew4s, of COS
Brlnton street, have returned to their
home from Northumberland, Pa,, whero
they were guests of Mrs. Lewis's father.
Mr. Oscar Lelghow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Constable and their
family. 6t 6237 Baynton street, have re
turned after spending the summer at
Perkanlo Park, Pa.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson, of 1924
North Park avenue, with their young
sons. Master Harrison Wilson and Mas
ter Richard Wilson, have returned from
Ocean City, where they spent the beuson
nnd n'o n their winter home. Master
RUBsell Wilson, Jr., and Master JacK
Wilson havo bIbo returned home. They
havo been camping at tho Mousllaite
Camp since early in June.
Mr. and Mrs. John Groff and their
young son. Master John Cornell Oroff.
of 1527 Diamond street, havo returned
home after spending the season in As
bury Park. N. J. They were accompa
nied by Mrs. Groff's mother, Mrs. II.
Thompson Cornell.
Mrs. Harry Morlssey, of 2141 North
Gratz street, has gone to Seasjde Park,
N. J., to re"maln through the autumn.
Of Interest to many In this section Is
the wedding of MIbs Madeline Salisbury,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Salisbury,
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September 29, at the home of the bride s
fiarents. At tho shower given last week
n honor of Miss Salisbury by Miss Marie
Sturges at her home In Rutledge, Pa.,
tho following from this city were pres
ent: Ilss Marie Stevens, Miss Peggy
Cane, MIbh Eleanor Henry, Miss Betty
Barrett, Miss Marian Hnndrickson, Miss
Emma Skerrett. Miss Florence Wilson,
Miss Nellie Lyons, Miss Elsie Hunt, Miss
Muriel Leahy and MIbs Emily Foster.
Other cuests Included Mrs. George Whit-
nker, Mrs. Churlea Sturges, Mrs. W. C.
Sturges. Mis Ruth Klngsmore, of Rut
ledge ; MIsb Helen Temple-ton. Miss Marie
Uhllng, .Miss Elizabeth Denhart, of
Pittsburgh: Miss Isabel Isenger, of
Paoll; Miss Nettle Hunter, of Spring
City; Miss Dorothv Walls, of Ardmore;
MIbs Eleanor Sturges, of Pitman, N. J.,
Miss Effto Shivers, of Camden; Miss
Ethel Kargo, of Franklinvllle, N. J.,
and Miss Marian Babb, of Cynwyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Baumgartner,
of 12J7 Seltser street, entertained the
members of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Gaston Presbyterian Church
last evening nt their home.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. McLaughlin
have returned to their home nt 4933
Chestnut street, after spending tho sum
mer at their cottago at Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rclnold, of 4.028
Green Btreet, who have been spending a
month at the Mount Springs Hotel,
Ephrata, Pa., havo returned to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Parsons, -vho
have returned from their wedding trip,
are now at home at 4037 Spruce street
Mrs. Parsons win be remembered as
Miss Elizabeth MacAllster, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander MacAllster, 01
Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dengler. ot 6329
Baltimore avenue, entertained on Satur
day In honor of their daughter's (Miss
Rosalind Dengler) eighth birthday anni
versary. Among those present were Mies
Edna Flnkel. Miss Alice Fox, Mtss 'Alma
Fox, Miss Mary Brenz, Miss Sara Brenz,
Miss Lois Jean Meyers, Miss Marjorle
Chergkey, Miss Emma Farrell. Miss
Katherlne Eff. MIbs Nancy Walker and
Miss Rhoda Pounds.
The Daughters of Columbus held a
meeting at the Knights of Columbus
Hall. Thirty-eighth and Market streets,
on Saturday, exemplifying the second
degree, which was followed by a dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. B. O'Brien,
who are now visiting In Washington,
will return to their apartment, 5216
Spruce Btreet, tho early part of the
week.
Miss Helen Marie Boyd, of tho Pow
elton Apartments, will remain until Oc
tober at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City,
where she has been since July 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corcoran and
their twin daughters, Miss Charlotte
Corcoran and Miss Rosemary Corcoran,
of Washington, are the guests for a fort
night of Mr. and Mrs. V. Corcoran, of
235 South Flfty-fourth street Miss Ger
trude Corcoran, who has been spending
some time at Cape May, N. J lias re
turned to her home.
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XXX
MISS ROSA DUCKWORTH
WEDS MR. H. J. SCHMIDT
Marriage of Mlai Orace Martin
Eberhard and Mr. James
Qhaplelgh
A pretty wedding will take Place In
the Forty-third Street Methodist
Church. Forty-third and A-ipen streets,
at 8 o'clock this evening, when Miss
Rosa Duckworth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer E. Duckworth, .pf 937 North
Forty-third street, will become the bride
of Mr. Henry J. Schmidt of 824 North
Thlrty-eighth street. The Rev. Wilmer
L. Gray, pastor ot the church, will offi
ciate. A rcoeptlon In the Sunday school
room will be held Immediately after tho
ceremony.
The bride will be given In marriage
by her father, and will be attended by
her sister, Miss Sallle Duckworth, an
maid of honor. Miss Maude Howard will
be the bridesmaid and the little flower
girl will be Miss Sophia Barr, n cousin
of the bridegroom. Mr. Paul woodrlng
will act as the best man, and the ushers
will be the bride's Sunday school class,
with Mr. William Gotsohall as head
usher. After the reception Mr. and Mrs.
Schmidt will leave on an extended wed
ding trip, and will be at home after No
vember 1 at 877 North Forty-fourth
street
8HAPLEIOH EBERHARD
Tho wedding of Miss Graco Martin
Eberhard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer E. Eberhard, and Mr. Jaraes Dar
rach Shaplelgh, son of Mrs. Edythe
Shnplelgh. of Atlantlo City, took place
on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, the
Rev. H. Keller, of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, officiating. Miss Eberhard waa
attended by Mrs. John Gorman as ma
tron of honor, and Miss Helen Krause
was maid of honor. Mr. Shaplelgh was
attended bv Mr. Daniel L. Welsh as best
man and Air. John nnrmnn. Mr. ShaD-
lelgh Is a direct descendant ot Robert
Morris, one of the signers of the Decla
ration of Independence. Miss Eberhard
has been presented with a chest of sil
ver which has been handed down from
Robert Morris for four generations.
DUNBAR OTT
A pretty homo wedding was sol
emnized on Friday at tho home of the
bride's aunt, Mrs. Harry Rouse, 520
North Nineteenth street, when Miss
Marian E. Ott. of Elkton. Md.. be
came the bride of Mr. Gerald W. Dun
bar, also of Elkton. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. Dr. Hyde. The
hrlde'a only attendant was Miss Madlyn
Rouse, her couMn. Mr. Dunbar had as
his best man Mr. Theodore Ott brother
of the bride. Immediately following the
ceremony a wedding supper was served,
after which Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar left
for a wedding trip to Washington and
Mount Vernon, and will be at home after
October 1 at Elkton, Md.
WILLIAMSON ANDERSON
A pretty wedding was solemnized on
the morning of September 15 In St.
Clement's Catholic Church, Seventy-first
street and Woodland avenue, when Miss
Ada M. Anderson became the bride ot
Mr. M. Williamson, of Darby. The nup
tial mass was celebrated by the Rev. F.
P. Dougherty. The bride wore a blue
tailored suit, and waa attended by a
sister of the bridegroom as maid of
honor. A brother of the bridegroom
acted an best man. A wedding breakfast
was served by the bride's mother, after
which they left for an extended wedding
trip.
TIOGA
Tho Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Agate, of
3600 North Twenty-third street, have
been entertaining Miss Mary Jefferson,
or .NorwaiK. u wno scent tne summer
with them nt the Agate camp In the
Adirondack mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McFnddcn hav
closed their cottage In Atlantlo City
and have returned to their winter home
on North Broad street. They had as
their guests during the season their
Bon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Elmer B. Hampton, of the Wlst.i
hlckon Apartments, Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beck, of North
Broad Btreet, are at home again after
spending the summer and early autumn
In Wlldwood.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Lathrop Smith, who
havo been staying In Rosemont slnco the
early Bummer, have returned to their
homo, 3434 North Twenty-third street
Mr. and Mrs, S. Earl Relfsnyder, of
3233 North Park avenue, ha-e been
spending the early autumn In Ocean
City. N. J.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Bplnk, of Ly
ceum avenue, accompanied by .Mrs.
Spink's mother. Mrs. W. Lane, nnd Mr.
Earl Brewer, a nephew of Mr. and Mr
Spink, left last week to spend the early
autumn In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Milton Kcrkeslager, her daugh
ter. Miss Edith Kerkealager, of Lyceum
avenue, and Miss Ethel Sudders, of
Marklo street, have gone to the coast
of Maine to remain a fortnight.
Mrs. Annie Simpson Shoemaker, who
has been spending some time js the
aueat of her brother, Mr. B. Mitchell
Simpson, of Manayunk avenue, nas re
turned to her home In Newark, N. J.
Mrs. Anthony Wetherlll and her
family nre ependlng several weeks In
wildwooa, N. J
Announcement Is made of the ms
ratBft of Miss Mario C. Miller and a
Paul W. Knlttle on September 11 by tno
Rev. H. C. Schmteder at the Bethanlen
Lutheran Church, Martin and Techln
streots.
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T InKf welsht. each S7.50
Medium weight each $9.50
Heavy weight, etch $10.50
Slits 46 to 50, 50c additional.
Union Suits for men
Light welght $1230
Medium weight, $15.50
Heavy weight, $J70
Sizes 46 to 50, $1.25 $2.00 addi
tional, i
An order from our catalog
will have our careful attention.
DrJ a g gers Co.
1516 GiestnutSL
PHILADELPHIA
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GIDDING TAILORMADES,
WHETHER A SUIT, DRESS
OR COAT, HAVE SET THE
STANDARD IN AMERICAN
CLOTHES.
Prices quality for quality arc consist
ently lower than in any other fashion
house of its kind. From the quiet and
unassuming but fine two-piece suit to
the most elegant three-piece costume
with fur or without there are no
women's tailored clothes to equal them.
Autumn 1920
lii
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MOORESTOWrJ
Miss Annie Walton, Mr. Harry Wal
ton, Miss Anna Wes.ver, the Rev. and
Mri. Frederick Warden were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weaver, of Cam
den, at a dinner party on Friday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Oulln have gone
to Seaside Park. N. J., to ocoupy their
cottage until October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moore, of 399 North
Main street and their son, Mr. James
Moore, have returned from a visit to
Oocan City, N. J,
Market Bt. ab. loth. 11 A. M. to
1 P.
1C
SECOND AND FINAL W
WILLIAM FARNUM
In WILLIAM FOX Production
"IF I WERE KING"
NEXT WEEK ELSIE FEHOUSON
In "LADV llOSE'H DAUOHTEIV"
Added, Harold Lloyd In (let Out It Pet Under
DAI A fU 121 MAltKET BTHEBT
rALALL 10 A. M., 12. 2, 3i4R,
BMB, TUB. 0:30 P. M-
WM 55 HART "nm cbadlb
W1VI. O. nIl or COURAGE"
Added 8ENNETTB "IT'S A BOT"
Nt. Wk. "HUMORESQUE"
ARPADTA CHESTNUT BT. Bel. 16T11
WA1-M.rt 10 A. M. 12. 2. 3MB,
GM3, 7 MB, 0:30 P. M.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In a Plcturlcatlon of the Play
"CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
Comln. "BOMETHINO TO THINK ABOUT"
A Ctcll 11. DeMlllo Production
VICTORIA oMltfiBPlV
MARSHALL NEILAN'B SENBATlON
"GO AND GET IT"
NU Wlo Euccno O'Brien In "Fl-urhead"
C A DTTVM TS4 MARKET ST11EET
rJT 1 1 UL ANITA BTEWAHT In
"The Yellow Typhoon"
DtTfTMT MARKET BT. Bel. 17TH
lJLAXJL-ilN X DOnOTHY GIHH In
"Little Ml Rebellion"
GLOBE
MARKET BTREET
AT JUNIPER
11 A. M to 11 P. M.
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
"KILTIES" BAND pE$LB
MUSIC. BONOS AND DANCINO
cross keys 6vkoep.6m:
LeROY LYTTON & CO.
BROADWAY B0;&o pS
"SOUL MATES"
NORMA TALMADGE ' & '
EITH'S
M.bi-F0RD SISTERS-Dor.
In "FROLICS OF 1920"
BILLY ARLINGTON & CO.
In "MISTAKE8 WILL HAPPEN"
ZOMAII: CHRIS RICHARDS. GRACE DC
MAR. Ed Morton fc Other
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
T0M0R.
Subscriber who applied
ror CHANGER pla rail
Hetipe'e. 11 10 Chestnut St.. TOMORROW
ADVANCE ORDERS filled next wek. from
MONDAY to THURSDAY. Inclusive
ROLLER SKATING
AT TIIinD REGIMENT ARMORY
Urond and Wharton
Seeelona 2 30 to 3 P M. Dally
Thure . Frl nnd Mat . 7.30 M 11 P. M
Special nttrnctlons Thursday and Friday eve
M.
JUnue 46At47"'STS.
The Formal
Opening
of the
Salon
of
FreDeMan
Today and Succeeding Days
Authentic Fashion Presentations of
GOWNS FURS MILLINERY
1302 Walnut Street
PHrr.ADEi.PHrA's i-KAniMa
Direction ef ileum. LER A J. J,
eA" SHUBERT NiaitTs at , . t;
8. "v""-"- MATH. WED. A ttMri)f. I,
nAaft ..t--l tit. . a ti rMaA ' l .
Last C Dnys. Lost $1.50 Mat. Tomori' Ja.ly: '
1- ALL BTAIt HEV1VAL OT t ''
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with ELEANOR PAINTER
fr STAn CAST PKAUTV aUXTET-
Mon. Next Seata Thuro.
Thn Mwr. Hhutiort will
BREAK HIGH COST
or Theatre Ticket with the '' 'I
WINTER GARDEN . J
of Theatre Ticket with th
BMUtlful Extravaiama
CINDERELLA ON BROADWAY
with Mario Dressier
Old-Time Price t2.no Except flat.
Be There the Firot Night
I VRTf"' EVENINGS AT 8llB
La I ll Mat8 7omon & sat
LAST 5 DAYS
A Revelry of Muale, Comedy and Dane
GALAXY OF GLORIOUS GIRLS
GEORGE LeMAIRE'S
BROADWAY
BREVITIES
OF 1020
COMPANY OF 7B. 'WITS
Dorothy Jardon, Eddie Cantor
-AND-Bcrt Williams
NEXT
WEEK
SEATS THURSDAY
TnT IN THE
UKL
PRIVATE
ROOM
A MUSICAL
COMEDY IN
TWO ACTS
With a Brilliant Company cf Mimical Com!
Artists and Enaer'ble of Gorceoua Girt'
Nlchta
at
8:20
ADELPHI
MATS.
THUH3.
&
HAT.
A. 11. Wood Presents
Tho Dramatic Sensation of tho Year
'ffGOSGES
HJ&13Z&
(IN PERSON)
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MEW!
bv Can V Hnbart and .Tohn Wtlterrf
Ooreeoua production, brilliant supporting- cast
DELANCEY $ oamaM9
Below Spruce St
OPENS MON EVE HEATS THUH8.
JOSEPHINE
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the French West Indies
Arthur Hohl
& SAT.
CHESTNUT ST. g
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
Mutlnee Today. 2 in Eenlns. 8:15
D. W. GRIFFITH .
Present
A Majmlttcent Elaboration of
"Way Down East'
"A play for all time" Public
MAT. DAILY 8
$1.00
PHILADELPHIA'S FOHEsIOST THEATRES
BROAD Plains at b in
MAT TOMORROW. 2:18
LAST 7 TIMES
" 'Rah' of the stair- 1 eery bit s enter
talnlnR ns the P lb nf Mrs Rlnchart's ato
lies." Eenlnc Ledger
"BAB"
With HELEN HAYES
AND NOTABLE CAST
NEXT WEEK- SEATS THl'RSDAT
SAM 11 HARRIS Present
GRANT
MITCHELL
tOf "A Tallor-Made Man" Fame)
in THE CHAMPION
NEW COMEDY IN H ACTS
By THOMAS LOfDEN and A. E. THOMAS
fftiiged ly SAM FORREST
GARRICK
Nljhta at 8:10
MAT TOMORROW
GEO M. COHAN'S
COMEDIANS
ISN'T IT A
GRAND OLD NAME?
EVCAnEU:VT i:TEVPED TO SATUR
DAY. O'T J h' MS snil'SQ TOR ALL
l'EI'.lonM VCF.s
FORREST Lat 2 Weeks
MT TOMORROW
CHARLES PILI.1N0HM Presents
FRED STONE
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KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
nth i MarUet .sis i nn .nivtii I rim 1- ION.
MjIs in 1.V Mfht 15. s X" iPlusTax)
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