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Nancy Wynne Tell? of Seeing Miss Llod Before Her
Departure for Paris Mrs Downs'.s Dance to End
At 1 o'Clock Earlier Hours Thus Inaugurated
FDOES Mem bo marvelous when you Briar Mill, nqsefnont, returned last week
... iitiu irlrla nf In.t nnr nndlfrom National dKislsr Park, whero they
meet ' V ,1 ,J.(Ii r nw2 1 "Pent Ju'y " August,
the year lxiforo U IreMtf ?, like Mllll, -..,,, .,,,, nio-d. of
...n.iin women witii inpir nair ,uu
and well, y6u can't say nnd Uiolr
drewfl down, any more con you? hut
rou know what I mean dressed ilka
grown-up rVsrsons. I met Mr. BUcy
Lloyd and Kllenln the street the other
day and Ellen looked so rrown-Up.
8be was wearing a dark blue one-pleco
frock' belted in with n narrow tan
strap, and her, hat wag small'and yery
betomlng. Mrs. Lloyd also wore a blue
tree one-pleco dress with n narrow
belt and, her 8nft11 nat w" covored
with a Terr Smart Yell i .. . . i
Ellen" Lloyd and Ellen MeMlclnrcl
will sail today with Miss Lucas on the
Lafayette for Phrls. whero they have
taken an apartment for .inn winter.
Thty will study and travel later for a
short time and return to this country
nest summer. Alberta Ilcath is another
clrl of the satrie age who will study in
Europe this year- before making her
debut next season.
It i' aplendld thing for them, I
think, for one Is certainly broadened
by tratel and study, especially when
properly directed, And while they are
all eitremely fascinating girls now,
they will doubtless add much to their
attractiveness by .a vislC to tho old
Ellen Lloyd has wonderful Bpungold
hair like that of ber mother, who was
Miss Eleanor Morris, add her aunt,
Mrs. Trcnchard Newbold.
HAVE you heard that Amory Hnro
Oook is about to publish a book of
htr potms? 'She uses her maiden name,
Amory Hare; you know she is a daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Uobart Amory
Hare, of 1801 Bpruce street. She mar
ried Commander Cook a number of
years ago,' and they had been stationed
near Philadelphia for some time re
cently, but now Commander Cook is la
cUargo of the U. 8. steamship Long oft
a roving mission. He was lately In
Venice and It now at Spalato.- Later
he will go farther cast." If. he is sta
tioned at a deflntte place In the East for
any length of time Mrs. Cook will tako
her children and go to join bim ; Other
tula, eliA torlll remain hr.
Mrs. Cook is very good looking, tall
and very graceful, lier rawer smaii
head and face are particularly Well
nlatsd on her shoulders and she has a
wealth of Sunny gold hair. Her
mother was Miss Kcba Pcmborton,
daughter of the latd Mr. Clifford Fern
berton. THE invitations for Atlee Downs's
Hlnner-rlano are out. Mrs. Downs
will give It at Fordbooke Farm at Three
Tuns, her country placo, on Monday
evening, Octpber 18, from 0 until 1
o'clock. I always like to nee new
Ideas in invitations. For instance,
stating wiien the dance will end is one
of tho first indications I have seen of
really living Up to the earlier hours for
parties, as was suggested last year by
many women and ass6clatlons. Mrs.
Downs states plainly from 0 until 1,
and that means the party ends at 1.
If all the hostesses would make such
plans I feel sure more men would find
it possible to attend parties and see
to business as well. Last year I re
member a great many men simply re
fused invitations except for Friday arid
Saturday nights, otherwise they were
not able to attend to business after
being up till 6, 6 or 7 in tbo mornings.
More power to Mrs. Downs, may others
follow her lead.
I HEARD a piece of news yesterday
that 1 will bo able to share with you
in a short while. It's an engagement.
f course, nnd it's an out-of-town girl
and a very attractive man, a man most
of us had thought had decided to live
out his life in single blessedness, but
It seems he's about to go tho way of all
men, so kedp your cars open. Soon the
tlmo will come for you to hear of It,
too. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKean, of
Oleneoe House, Rosemont. will ftlvo a
dinner on Decombor 27 In honor of their
daughter, Miss Nancy McKean, before
the Varnall dance. Miss McKean will be
formally introduced at a tea to bo given
also by her parents on October 18.
Miss Luortla S. Heckscher, 2d,
daughter of Mr. Stevens Heckscher, of
Greenwood Farm, Strafford, will be In
troduced to soolety at a tea whloh. her
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Learning,
will give on November 20 at her home,
Brentwood, Wayne.
Mr. Charlton Yarnall, of Seventeenth
end Locust stteets and Crum Creek
Fsrmi Devon, will glvo a dinner at the
Rabbit on Friday, October 1. for which
he will shortly Issue Invitations, In
honor of Miss Marjorle Young aibbon,
debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John It Gibbon, of 1803 Spruce street
and Lynfleld Farm, Media.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. B. Roberis
have Issued Invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Virginia Rob
erts, and Mr. Perolval Olendlnnlng,
which will take place oh Saturday. Oc
tober 9, at noon In St Paul's Church,
Chestnut Hill. A Bmall reception for
Immediate families and Jntlmate friends
will follow the ceremony.
Mrs. Samuel E. Cirpentcr, of 28
South Twenty-flrst stroot, has Issued
Invitations .for a luncheon on Friday,
October lS,.ln honor of her daughter,
MIbb Mlldrea D. Carpenter, who will be
formally introduced to soolety at a tea
on December 6.
Mr. ond Mrs. S. Pemberton Hutchin
son win entertnln at a Rabbit party In
honor of Miss Dorothy W. Stevens, de
butant ilauchter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Conynghnm Stevens, and Miss Agnew
snoDer, daughter of Mrs. twnuel U sno.
per, of Colorado Springs. Col., on Octo
ber 8. r
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Ludlow Bid
die, of Bryn Mawr, will return to their
home today from Dark Harbor, Me,,
where they havo been spending tho
summer.
Mr. ond Mrs. John Morgan Denlson
spd. their famfly returned last week to
their home, Erelyntop. at Rosemont,
;icr upjnaing tne summer at (.'ape May,
lr. and Mrs. Denlson entertained In
formally at dinner at their home on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Beale are en
tertaining their soh-ln-law ami daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Croser. at
Deepdale, their home In Strafford. Mrs.
i.roier has been spending the summer
t Northeast Harbor. Me. They will not
open their, home at 1707 Locust street
"mi iate in October.
Ml TfaMilAkn -frit,.. r tr1t... w.a.1
'dmore, returned, home on Thursday
'urn wape May.-wnere she was visiting
" ipier, Mrs. M. van Marsn, or liaver
ford,
Mr. and Mrs, Henjy H. Ellison, of
Milk
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QuickHQd t Horns kor Ofllct'
ivHmlHHr Safe
nock noes, Radnor, will leavo In e, few
davit for Washington, where, shs is a
student at the Holton
ii
Arms
School.
na her. sister, Miss Drtrot
Ah
L, Itow-
and, wil attend the Oldfteld
(InM B
cnool m
Udltlmnre
for which she will Mso leave
nm week. Their aunt, Mrs. Walter
Wood, with whom trmv rnittte their home.
will spend the winter In Aiken, S. C,
where she has taken a house. -.
Dr. and Mrs. George Falsa Baker, who
navo been spending- the summer at Faui
Rmlth'srAdlrondOck mountains, returned
to Old Oaks, their place at Itosemont,
yesterday afternoon. '
Mrs. Edward Sydenham Page; of
nn von, and her children have returned
nfter spending severaf wMks at Cape
May. Ker on. Mr. 13. R. Pace. Jr..
who recently returned' from Franoe.
jprisrs he took a bicycle trip with five
friends, Is returning- to Princeton.
Mr. tttlii Mm tt'nev Tnn11 rt Rtfcn.
thorpej Dryh Mawr, have returned to
their home from Brotton Woods, N. H.i
where they spent August at the Mount
Wnsnington.
Mr. find Mrs. Henry & 'Drinker, Jr.
and their family, of Kent road. Wynne
wood, returned home last week from
Beach Haven, whero they havo their
summer home- .
Mr. and Mrs. a. Hamilton colket, of
Montgomery avenue. Narberth, who
have been spending tho summer Abroad,
expect to sail for home on September 27.
Mr. anil M a T priA hn Viv
been In Kuropo for several months, have
eral
In
returned
10 u
heir horns in Qermontown.
Mrs. N.
Myers Fitler, who has been
light at NAwnort. It. I., re
for a fortnlg
turned yesterday to her home In Blver-
ton, N. J.
Mrs. Walter Morgan Sharpies has re
turned to her homo in Media from Chel
sea, where she has been for several
months.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham French and
their family, Of Iloaemont, who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
French's parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. D.
Houssel, at their cottago at Cape May,
returned to their home on Tuesday. Doc
tor and Mrs. Roussel will return to their
city home next week.
"Mr. Henry Duval, of Annapolla Naval
Academy, Is snendlna . somo tlmo In
Wayne as tho guest of Jtr. Jamoa Wynn
ui ma noma oi nis parents.
Mrs. Bernard Tallmer. of tha Olad
stone, has returned to her apartment
micr upending me eariy part ot tne sum
mer in Connecticut Later she was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph OCha in
their summer home on Lake George,
Miss-Sadie Ruth Falrston, of Wldener
Park, who Is touring on the Paclno
coast, expecta to return October 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Malcolm P. Stoney have
insucu invnuonB ior tne marriage or
their sister, Miss Marjorle Helen Moher,
10 iur. iiuipn ueecn uonrman, on (Satur
day evening, Oetober 9. at 7 o'clock,' at
the Church of tho Redemption, Market
and Fifty-srxth streets. Mr. and Mrs,
Rolirman will be at home Thursdays
after November 15 at 5449 Pine street.
A surprise linen shower will bo tfiven
In honor of Miss Clara Frankenberger
by her sister1, at 4644 Hutchinson street,
this evening. Among those present will
be Miss Anna Frankenberger, Miss
Amanda Frankenberger, Miss Anna
Last, Miss Ettft Wlesel. Mrs. E. Green
Miss Helen Keclev, Miss Madge Uphoff,
Miss Caroline
jtoagers, miss
Alien
Welllver and Mrs. E. Frankenberger.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Miss Anna McDonouah entertained In
formally at her home, 109 County line.
on Monday evening, tne following
guests: Miss Helen Murphr, Miss Mary
McKerney. Miss Maxy Cooper, Miss
Dorothy Klnsella, Miss Hanneh Graham,
Miss Mary
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Nerney, Mr.
Thomas MoNeary, Mr. J.
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Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Warder, of St. Martins, Chestnut
IIIU, who has returned home after spending some tlmo this summer with
her sister, Mrs. Joseph J. Drown, at Day Head, N. J.
P. Morgan. Mr.
Jack Kelly and Mr.
Harry Sanders.
Mrs. William Anderson and her daugh
ter, Miss Martha Anderson, and Miss
Mary Mallon, who havo been on a boat
trip to Duluth by Way of the Or eat
Lakes, returned homo met week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Booth and
their family, ot Merlon avenue,, Nar
berth, who have been spending the sum
mer at Springfield, Mass., returned home
last -week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daniels, bf Mill
brook lane, Haverford, who haVo been
visiting Mrs. Daniels's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Hughes, of Huntington, W.
Va., for the last tour weeks, expect to
return home on Saturday.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartman have
returned to their home In Glenslde from
the Pocono mountalni
ns, wnere tney spent
ttin early autumn,
Mr., and Mrs. William O
oaK Lone, navo returned from a trip
to Haversack, EL John and Newfound
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Mr. and Mrs. William Stevenson and
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lumca name on xuesaay.
Mr. Joseph Taulane and his sister,
Miss Laura G. Taulano, of North Broad
street, will remain at their cocntry placo
lh Jenklntown until the middle of Oc
tober, SiM
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LEIEBr - PHlUADELPHIA; FBIpAY, SEPTEMBER 21, , 1920
GERMANTOWN
Tho marriage or Miss Emlllo Parmen
tler Dean, dauichter of Mr. Norman R.
Dean, of 128 East Pomona terrace, to
Mr. Jtmu T. EllfiRon. Jr.. Of New
Castle, Del., will toko place in Christ
Church on Saturday afternoon, Ootober
0, at 4 o'clock. There will be a recep
tion for the families and a few out-of-town
friends at the Woman's Club of
Oermantown, Washington lane and Oer
mantown avenue Immediately after the
ceremony. Mr. And Mrs. Kllason will
live In New Castle, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, of 407
Mnrrln ntrot returned to. their home by
motor nfter snendlnir the summer at
their cottago In Chelsea.
Ml9 ruhM Mace, of 100 Cast Garfield
street, has gone to Atlantlo City for a
weeV
Mr. James Hnry Reld, of 19 West
Asnmead street, ana Air. uamuot i-ooie
will leave the middle of October to
spend several months In Florida.
Mr. David Edgar, of 280 Johnson
street, has gone to Boston for a short
visit.
The Erenlns rubllij LnUer .weleomei
mlalnot tt Intcrrat from rsrlous part
of the city, but theae note mutt be
rsosble ef verlncatlon. . Uereafter .nodal
Heme sent by mlt te the paoer will not
be publUhed, unlns eurned j the tender
with name, addreM sod telephone num
ber. Addme oclal Iterni tt the SoclMr
Kdltor. Kvenux iudho
1'ubllo LriUrr, 608
ChestDUl street.
City
Baltimore
1337
Chestnut St.
Philadelphia
MISS VIOLET KILBURN
WEDS MR. C. E. HUNTER
Interesting Marrlago of MIbb
Helen Reoves and Mr.
Clarence Rold
. 'rne marriaara of miss Violat May
Kll-
burn, daughter of Mr. "and Mrs. Arthur
luiourn, of 9S5 past Chelten avenue, lo
Mr. Charlta B. Itunter, of 14 IS Sparks
street, Branchtown, will take place at
8 o'olock this evenlnr in the Kvnnxellctil
Lutheran Church of the Advocate, Chel-J
ten avenue, .the Kv, sugar cooper, pas
tor, officiating. Mr. Kllburn' wilt give
his daughter In marriage and Miss Clsl
Bohorse, of Newtown. Pa;, will act as
bridesmaid. Tho smalt flower girl will
be a sister 6f the bridegroom. Miss Flor
ence Hunter. Mr. 8. Adolph Herman
ran, of Glenslde, will act as best man.
The bride will wear a sown of white
georgette. trimmed in filet lace. Her
veil of silk net will be held In. place by
real oranra Dionnnmii. Ann nnn wiiicnrrv
a shower bouquet of white ohrysontha
mums. MlHft ffohrimii will wnar a. fmftV nf InnA
trimmed pink, georgette and a hat
to matoh. She will
pink chrysanthemums
The flower girl's
une win carry a uouquet or
nw fftrl',1 TTntv will Iia nf
wnito organdie, trimmed in ribbons and
lace. She will carry a basket of pink
chrysanthemums.
A large reception will Immediately
follow the ceremony at tho homo of tho
bridegroom. In BranchtoWrt. After an
extended trip Mr, and Mrs. Hunter will
di at home on KIngsley avenue, Bluo
boii niu.
REI&REBVES
An Interesting wedding took place In
St. Stephen a Methodist Church, Oerman
town, at 7 o'e'.oclc on Wednesday eve
ning, when Mies Helen Gertrude Reeves,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Reevos, of 31 Manhelm street. German
town, became tho bride of Mr. Clarenco
Jackson Reld, of Mount Airy. Mr.
Reeves gavo his daughter in marrlAgfl,
and tho Rov. Frank M, Gray, pastor ot
tho church, performed tho ceremony.
Miss Edith Reoves attendod her sister ns
maid of honor and Mrs. William H.
Qlenn was the matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were .Miss Clara L. Reeves,
another sister ot tho bride, and Miss
Edna Reld, a sister of the bridegroom.
The flower girls were Miss Marjorle
Crouthamel end Mlsa June Flower. Mr.
Benjamin Ballentlne acted as best man.
and the following gentlemen wero tho
ushCTs: Mr. Joseph C Clvmer, Mr. Gra
ham J. Fling, Mr. Vernon Pike. Mr. Harrv
E. Losse and Mr. James Henry Reld. a
cousin of the bridegroom. A reception
followed tho coromony at the home of
the bride's parents. The bridegroom was
n member ot the 188th Machine Gun
kand Belftlum durlnc the late nr.
After October 1 Mr. ana Mrs. ueia win
bo at homo at 31 Manhelm street.
GRIER KEARNEY
Tho wedding of Miss Edna Marearet
Kearney, of 6900 Master 'street, and Mr.
John William drier, of Oakmont, Pa.,
took placo at. Our Lady of the . Rosary
Church, Sixty-third street and West
minster avenue, at 9 o'clock on Wednes
day morning. The Rev. Father MeGar
rlty, assisted by tho Rev. Father S. P.
Cummlngs, O, B. A, of St Dennis's, Ard
more, offlolated A largo reception fol
lowed at the homo of tho bride's par
ents. The brldo wore n gown of white duch
ess satin, trimmed with pearls and prln-
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Striking in design, effective in coloring and re
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bring forth many a glance of admiration.
The majority of these hats are
made of Lyons and Panne Velvet, em
bracing a variety of colors, which in
clude Peacock, Black, Brown, Taupe,
wavy, uray and Pheasant.
And this, without a doubt, morits
your interest, for they are only
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Just a Bit of
Characterizes nnd gives distinction to our offerings,
whether imported or of our own creation, yet they conform
to the choicest of prevailing modes.
Furs Hata Waists Bags
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cess lace. Her veil, extending tho lent th
ornngo blossoms and old Irish lace, ana
she carried a shower bouquet of white
Brldn Tontii. A slsterl Miss Marls A.
Kearney, aa rnald of honor, wore ft gown
of apricot satin, trimmed with gold ond
silver lace. The bridesmaids, Miss Edith
warden nackhus nna miss it-my io
Carthy, wore gowns of gold and silver
lace over malse silk net, trimmed with
nasturtium and. silver ribbon. Alt the
attendants wore hats of golden brown
velvet and carried baskets, filled with
gold-brown dahlias. Two nleoes of the
rr!de, Miss Margaret Mary Kearney and
KTItf MtnAv Vmrrmn. rtf flrAtlfffl. N. J..
were flower a-lrls. Their frocks were of
white lace over satin, and they carried
baskets filled with aaniios.
Mf. John MOGarvey, of South Ard
more, acted a best man, while Mr.
DTancis uuiiora ivrim. uvj..wi y.
the bride, and Mr. James Dean, of South
Ardmoro, were the ushers. .....
Mr. and Mrs. Orler left Immediately
after the reception for nn extensive wed
ding trip through Canada and the Great
Lakes. They will be at home after
November 1 at South Ardmoro.
O'NEIL MURRAT
An Interesting autumn wedding
jlaco on Wednesday evenlrtg at 6 o c
n St. Monica's Cathollo Chureh, 8e
wedding, took
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in st. Monica-s uauiouo v,ruii, atiii-
qeven-
teenth nnd nitner street, wncn miss mu
Mario Murray, daugnter or mt. uaun,
Lawrence Murray, of 20 .South Nlne-
teenth street, became the bride of MK
William J. O'Nell. of 2U1 North Pale
thorp street. Mlsa Marie Lynch was
bridesmaid and tho nower wlris were
Miss Delia Clever, Miss Marie Oaffney.
Miss Elslo Williams and Miss Thresa
Ferguson. Mr. Richard llannlnrt was
best man, nnd tho ushers Included Mr.
Paul Kennedy, Dr.,B. J. Oaffnty, Mr. B.
O. .Williams, Mr. C. P. "Williams, Mr.
William Smith and Mr. John Durkln.
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs. O'Nell left for their
weddlnr trip to Nlaara Falls. They
will be at home after Oototwr 10 at 2138
South Nineteenth street.
CHEItnY BOTD
Tho marrlnBo of MIbs Sellna Doyd.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo W.
tinvil nt toinhern lane, to Mr. lions M.
Cherry, of Nashville, Tenn., took placo
n, th hnmi. nf thn bride's Darenta nn
Tuesday cvehlntf at 7 o'clock. Dr. Wal
ter Liggett, pastor of the Frnnkfonl
Presbyterian Church, performed the cer
emony nnd Mr. Boyd gave hi daughter
In marriage. Miss Mildred Boyd at
tended her sister as ma.d of honor nnd
Mr. Bobert Boyd, the bride's brother,
wna tho best man. A reception followed
the ceromony. Mr. and Mrs. Cherry will
live In Nashville, Tenn., after a wedding
trip.
COX WILSON
The widdtng of Mlsss Catedonla Wil
son, of 68 North Forty-third street, and
Mr. Claude F. Cox, of 401 Barlnir stroet,
took pines at Forty-third Street Meth
odist Church on Monday evening at B
o'clock, tho ftev. Wllmer Fray oniclatlng.
The bride, who was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr. Robert D. Wilson, wore
a gown of white bridal satin and car
ried a shower bouquot of white Bride
roses. She was attended by her sister,
Miss Marian Wilson, ns maid of honor,
whoso gown was of orchid taffeta. Bht
nnrrlsrl ntntc IT) KM. MlSfl Ruth COX. B.
sister of tho brldojiroom, was the nower
gin.
Mr. Howard Cox acted as best man
for his brother, while two other broth
ers, Mr. John Cox and Mr. Charles Cox.
Were tho ushers. After an extended
wedding trip through the South Mr. and
Mrs.' Cox will live In Wlsslnomlng.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frledland, ot 300E
Oxford street, announce tho engagement
Millinery
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1000
Difference
of their daughter, Miss Ethel Frledland,
to Mr. Bernard 8. Ilelchlln, of Elklns
Park.
Miss Evelyn J. Lyon, of 4S89 North
Ninth street, returned home on Sep
tember 2 after an absence, of seven
months. Miss Lyon toft early In Feb
rvary for Los Angeles, Calif., ana during
her travels was entertained extensive!
travels was entertained extensively
in Omaha, Nebraska and
Montreal,
Canada.
Mrs. J. B. Partridge, of Rldiey Park,
will give a luncheon tomorrow for the
Class Sewing Club, of which she Is a
member. Her guests will Include the
following from Philadelphia t Mrs. Wil
liam O. Carroll. Mrs. James Crawford,
Mrs. J. Howard Blair. Miss Anna Ar
WIU,. All
Taylor.
thur. Mrs. Anna Alexander, Mrs. Bertha
ituss Lito uenyuaru, Mrs.
Thomas
Nesoitt. Mrs. Mary
Henburn,
Mrs. Ida Stetler.
Miss Kmlly Harper,
Mlsa Anna Harron, Mrs. A. W. Loflnnd,
Mrs. W. H. Ridings, Miss Henrietta Me-
r.iwee, airs. Anna mining, ftjrs. J. jr,
Bieenscon, Mrs. David J. Blank, Mrs.
Frank Brandt. Miss Frances I Smith,
M Ma Hffnttrt oUsm nn.. ir.1. nr...
M S3 Laura Price, Miss A. J. Wlilte and
Miss Hannah Pinkerton. Th club,
which Is composed of graduates of the
Girls' High nnd Normal Schools, meets
socially one a. month during the sea
son and has contributed to many charl
ms. Last year the bsnenclary was the
Phoenlxvllle Home for the children ot
tubercular parents.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
c MA ?i!a. MW Alfred J. Solomon, 2i1
South Flfty-thtrd stroet, have returned
to their home after spendlnr several
weeks at Atlantlo City. N. J.
Dr. Charles Cadwallader and his son,
Dr. Charles Cadwallader, Jr., and his
daughter, Miss Maria Louise Cadwal
lader, of 22 Wellington road, Mlllbourn.v
have returned to their home after spend
ing some time at Cape May, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Miller, of 0J0 Locust
street, announoe the engagement of their
daughter. Mlas Virginia Fay Miller, to
Mr. Maurico B. Frlediland, of 1005 Oxford
street.
The Philadelphia Chapter of tho Amer
ican War Mothers held a card party nnd
dance ut the home of Mrs. J. B. Man-
gnerson, i03 wamut atreet, on Wednes-
uay evening.
Mrs. Julian Altar,- nnrl Ml.. Knlvn
AiutHnr. oi m aouin iny-nrst streot,
who
naa
oeen spenaing
several werlts
visiting Mrs. Seymour O. Bohloss In tho
Ansonla Hotel, New
a uoiei, ntvt it
fork, have returned
noma.
LAN8DOWNE
m The members of Albert Clinton Wun
derlleh Post. No. B, of tho American
legion, gavo ji cnmlval last evening and
will continue' thin evening nnd Saturday
at the Playgrounds In Lansdowne. Tho
procn rrom tnis orrnir win go townra
tbe building fund of the post. There
win De a numDer or attractive booths,
where fancy articles, cake and candy,
fruit and various other things will be
boio. uacn evening mere win txi con
certs Dy tne nana or th 109th infantry.
rwenty-eigntn uivialon, which is now
known aw tho Mllltnry Dand of Walter
i. ueany -oat, iso. sjb. American Je
glon. There will also be dancing.
Mrs. waldo Phillips entertained at
WSc&te
laritstiaas
or Anaoaace-
MUrat Prlrea SWi' Sltats
Write or Phono for Kngrared or Printed
Samplaa.
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO
814 Walaat So,
For tasty French dressing
or mayonnaise use imported
Pompeian
Olive Oil
Uarket St. t. 10th. 11 A. M. to 11 P. 11
WILLIAM FARNUM KING..
NEXT WBKIC ELSIB FEliaUflON
In ''IAriv ttnett'n nmn iTro
Addad. Harold Lloya In Oat Out aat Under
PA I APC 1214 MABKET STOEET
-"-VVIl, 10 A. M, 1J. 2. 8:8.
WM. S. HART ,,Tlm cnADLB
'" f' I or COURAQE-
Added SEliNETT'S "ITS A DOT"
Nt. Wk. "HUMORESQUE"
ARCADIA CUE3TNUT BT. Del. 1TH
" 10 A. M.. 12, 2, 3:4.
6:43. 7:48. 0:00 P. M.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In a ricturlxatlon of tha Play
"CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
Comln. HOMETHINQ TO THINIC ABOUT'
A Cecil p. UeMllla Production
VICTORIA KttSn'SkPM.
MAnBHALl, NEILANS BENBATION
"GO AND GET IT'
Nt "Wk. Euiena OUrlen In nrohead
CAPITOLa7
4 MARKET STREET
ANITA STEWART In
"Tha Yellow Typhoon"
RFPRMT iLVRKET HT. Ual. 17TU
'Ji-ilN 1 DOROTHY QI8H In
"Utile Ulaa Rebellion"
GLC-BE
MARKET CTREET
AT JUNIPEn
11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
KILTIES" BAND
tUBrC. 3QNQ3 AND DANCINO
CROSS KEYS 00T MARKET ST.
2 no. fl 45 4 0 P. it
"SOUL MATES"
BROADWAY tro"1 na "nrdar Ave.
...... . 21.10, fli4,1 4HP.1I.
"WHIRL OF VARIETY"
;,.. "GOING SOME"
rillLADELPHIA'B FOREMOST THEATRES
BROAD NIGHTS AT 8113
LAST MAT. TOMORROW
LAST 3 TIMES
Rab' of the lie l every bit aa enter,
lalnlnc aa (lie Bab ot Mra. Rlnehart'a (to.
rlea." Evening Ledrer.
"BAB"
With HELEN HAYES
AND NOTABLE CAST
NEXT WEEK SEATS SELLING
SAM II. HARRIS Present
GRANT
MITCHELL
(Of "A Tallor.Made Man" Fame)
in THE CHAMPION
r, ,,A,wN.CW COMEDY IN 8 ACTS
By THOMAS LOUDEN and A. B. TIIOMAJ
Stayed by BAM FORREST
C A R R IPk' NIOIITS AT S 110
VJ'xl1'-'iXMat. Tomorrow at 2slo
GEO. M. COHAN'S
COMEDIANS
Ml
ISVT IT A
tiHAJVU OLD NAME?
BEATS SELLINO FOR NEXT WEEK
HRRP9T NIGHTS AT 8 :1S
WiXlI-J 1 MAT. TOMORROW
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Preaenta
FRED STONE
in "TIP-TOP"
PBATH BBLMNO FOn Tlfe LAST WEEK
Blxltth Ah.
i,
cards at her home on
Mr. William A
in TO
JVIOK
luntHion on Tuesday at her
Devonshire. V.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin -
return to Lansdowne In severa
They have been spending tne
tnnnthi In Tenan ju
Dr. Dftvld R. Bowen Is AtUMBjiJI!
annual meeting of the Roe(iliis wBsjj
Hoclety at Minneapolis, Minn. w.
ritrtMDict.piirA'ti
i.wtiHNn
T&iAXaUK.
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Ulrtetlon of Meafra.
LKB A J, J,
aim o! if inHni, nntrrH kiajillilAV
h7 anuotKi 'turn Wife.
Last 2 Days. Last Mat ;TbmMT
- it avm tittirfvit. i .fJtar J
'sa M4tt K1A1I nWTSIAH W
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with ELEANOR PAIN'
tr-BTJin cast BKAtrrr
Next Mon. SWts .NW.
OfD-TIMK rnicBS
ITS WONDEnrUC
loo siMON-Punn
WINTER
atnL8 co. or im m
QNDERELLA ON BROADfA
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12(0 lbccept fist. Night
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LAST 2 DAYS Jid?i
A ntvalrr ot Mualo. Camttr iM 9imm-h
GALAXY OF GLORIOUS ,6
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GEORGE LeMAIRE'3
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BROADWAY
v
BREVITIES.
1020 COjrPANT OF 78, WTW .
Dorothy Jardon. Eddie Cantor
ANDJ-Bert Williarna ,, '
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next SEATS
WEEK C13
TWO
With a Brilliant Comtianr rt MualraJ i
Artlita and Enaemble of Oorsaouaj
Nlshta
at
ADELPHI
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LIMITED ENGAGEMENT J
Matinee Today, 2:18 Bvenlnaa. S.'ig
D. W. GRIFFITH
Preaante
A Macnlfleent Elaboration of
"Way Down EaslS
A -.tL
"The laat wort In plctiirea,
' inoirtrir;i,.t
MAT HA1 V BEST
$1i(
lYir-i x . uniu k SEATS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BEG. SAT. WAT., SEPT. 2BTH1
PRTPF Er, 7 o 2B. wo. Tat;
Including War Tax
AEATS NOW BELLI NO I,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
UNITED AHTI8TB Pruant ' t S
THE SUPREME CREATION OF X -H
GREAT ARTIST f 1
MARY
PICKFOR'D
IN HER LATEST ft GREATEST BUCCWM
LATEST ft GREATEST 1
"SUDS"
SYMTIIONT ORCHESTRA OK SOLOiaai
BUY SEATS IN ADVANCE TO AVOID i
niA4iUJ,lU t. aUI.U . .
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mi. i.im jf numv wji. OsrTOai
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KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
40th a Market Sta. Contlnouua From 11:fK)H.
Ml . lO.l&O. Nlchta. 15. SS. l(La.ilnaTul'
Thla Marv M. Minter "A CufabarsM!'
Week ' J " noroaooa"
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b Actb'of VAUUbVlLUv--j&
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M.bei- FORD SISTERS -"
In "FROLIC8 OF 1020"'
BILLY ARLINGTON & CO.;J
In "MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN" !J
WRIGHT A DIETRICH, ZOMAHl dS
db aiAu. nn. monon other
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESflQC
SEASON PA I J! TO SUnSCRlBESB .
NOW
at HeniMt'a. 1110 rheatnat Htre-
ADVANCE ORIIKRB near be.'
Init received throuth the Womeh's Com-' J
millet ana iiueumaa umce win ne nneo; '
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hai.i. jii ,,r.jj r.nnu rim ji- rrom.i
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(itvat Vloltntnt: RenvallonMl Eur op, rtltaf '
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ROLLER SKATING
AT THIRD nEOIMENT ARUORX
Uroad and Wharton
Seaelnna 2.S0 to S P. U. Dally
Ttmra . Krl.. and Rat.. T.SO
til tl
Special altractloiia Thuraday and
FTturT,
THE AVOKLD'S MOST KEMARK-
ABLE & UNUSUAL EXHIBITION;!
THE OLD
rONVirT 9HTP
"SUCCESS" -1
NOW AT FOOT OP MARKEIVSTJ
Open to the Public From 0 A. M- to 19 F.'lfcj
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ftni ivwn nvinrtn liUUTnmafi
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