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ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Vancy Wynne Sees Many Women in Town She Com
ments That the Season Is About to Begin A Tea
on Saturday Dances at Bcllevue-Stratforti,
. . t -j & lr nltln linnf rannv nan
IT'S rcnny rciuamuu.,. uw.. ....., ,.,.
nle ore homo ognlu. I uaw so many
TMtCrday On wii'Hiuui. iwrei a Miuiii
f,rclly believe my pyes, for, you sec, lt'n
JlHruiJ J... If -o,d no If If tmof
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b, Kimmcrnm. -," ,.
Jlmmlo Pottfr wearing a smnrt sports
.i It of dark blue, with n belted cont nnjl
. mU. roiinil lint, tlitf crown of wliich
n-M trimmed with French flowers. Mrs.
Dobson Altemus was wcnilng- a Btun-
hIdk one-rilpcc irocit 01 uiue tiuiu era-
Hue and a gold thread now and again.
The elbow slcevci of her gown were
heavily embroidered and her small hat
was fashioned rather high at the back
of her head. She wore a smart French
U, which fitted close
Mrs. JOBciiu " o i Tui
town, wearing u jij imii " ";
white-striped voile. Her collar and
...h were of white and her sleeves were
elbow length. She wore a dark b uo
taffeta OBI irimmru ia u uiutiiu ii
bon, the edges of which were fringed.
THAT was a beautiful luncheon nt
he Manufacturers' Club which Mrs.
J.orimrr had yesterday to meet Mrs.
John T. rratt, 01 new idw, iu iow
Mr? Vratt Is virc cnairman 01 tne nn
tloniu ways and means committee of
the Repuolican party unu .urn. juriiiii-i
Is vice chairman ot tne siaie commit."
tee of the national ways and means
committee. I think those are the official
names. Any way, they do wonderful
work, and yesterday's luncheon was
for Mrs. Pratt, who gave a very Inter
esting talk to the executives nnd other
members of the committee. There were
about seventy women there nnd three
speakers. Mr. I.orlmer Introduced ho
takers, who Included Mrs. Willis
Martin and Miss Elizabeth Frazcr, the
writer, besides Mrs. Prntt.
It was very interesting ann vev
.,- Auri i wnn armpit wmi me ex
treme' common sense of the women who
unolte. There was no proclaiming that
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the worm was to oo luni uiimuc-u..,.
bocause women uavc gotten mc von,
but there was a careful explanation pi
what the vote means anu 01 ngw u
fhottld use the priviloge. And I be
lieve that we can Ho great good, though,
as for changing the face of the earth,
well, I agree with Miss Frazer, who
said sho did not believe thnt women's
vote would bring about the millennium.
But she did say that women would
bring high ideals into tbelr voting, and
thev will I It was a lino meeting and
many volunteorcd to help the ways and
menns committee m practical ways.
Mrs. l'rntt is very cnarming. one
was dressed in a dark blue onc-pieco
cown and a wldo downturned brim hat,
trimmed with coquo feathers. Mrs.
..rimer's frock was of black lace over
a black satin slip held in plow with a
Jetted girdle. Her hat was a Bmall
toque or pcan gruj- uauiLi. k.i.b.
Mrs. Martin was In black and her hat
of black was faced with a king's blue
ostrich quill. Mrs. Qcorgo Dunning
was In black satin, her upturned hat
was black trimmed with flowers.
I saw Mrs. waiter Thomson, Mrs.
Charles Piatt. Jr.. Mrs. Stanley Flngg,
Jr.. Mrs. Allan Stockton. Mrs. Wil
liam Ileldlng. .Mrs. Jonn uriDnei, .urn.
Ashton Little, Hiss ncien lueisncr.
Sin. Prentice Nichols, Mrs. Uitlora
l'inehot. Mrs. David raul Urown, iurs.
Edward Thomas, Miss Bloiso Dickey,
Sin. George Fritz Chandler, iurs. od
ert Downs, Mrs. George B. Evans,
Sirs. Dobson AltcmuB, Mrs. John Gil
bert nnd n great many others.
HEAR the supper dances In the
Stratford room of the Bcllevuo-
Stratford are to start next Saturday
evening. The scuBon Is certainly upon
uj. Sirs. James Halsoy will act this
year ns chaperone ni tho hotel's nffalrs
and as I have said before, I think It is
a splendid plan, for everyone knows
Sirs. Hnlsey nnd any mot. 'it would bo
willing to nllow her dnuglit t to go to
affairs chaperoned by her. And it's o
nice for the girls, too. Thnt Btcp token
last yenr wns a brilliant one, indeed.
NANCT WYNNE.
October 2, nt their homo. Orchard Lee,
Vlltanova, to Introduce to socloty their
daughter, Miss Jane. Shaw Hepburn, will
bo Miss Ituth Packard, Miss Marti
Louise Thompson, Miss Helen B. Sewell.
Miss Lysbeth K. Boyd, Mies Mafy n.
Thayer. Miss Henrietta MacD. Wilson.
Miss Virginia D Carter. Miss Anne W.
Barclay, Miss Klalno Sullivan, Miss
Helen Mlchell. Miss Margaretta I Hnr
rlson, Miss Prances Hnmmond, Mlsi
Nancy B. McKean. Miss Adelaide Jones,
Miss Mary Htnrr Orlscom. Miss Vlrclnla
Kmtth, Miss Lucretta 8. HecUschcr, 2d,
JIIsb Mary If. Howland, Miss Anno Ash
ton. Miss Helen Lanadon Mttchall. Miss
Ashton du Pont. Miss Evelyn Pa?o. Miss
luisseu u. Tucxor, miss Annnbella u.
Wood, Mltis Hosamond BtewartRon, Miss
Mnltln II. Stewart, Miss Prlscllla Davis,
Carle, MIrb Eleanor Gummey. Miss Mary
L. Norrls. Mlos Sydney Blddte, Miss
Sarah Burrinper, Miss Ottnie Mcrrls.
MIsb Mary Hebard and Miss Klolso War
rlncr. Miss Margaretta L. Harrison, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison,
of Rosemont, haa returned from Cape
May nnd will remain until tho end of the
month with her ernndparents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Theodoro L. Harrison. Miss Har
rison will bo one of this season's
debutantes.
Mr. Joseph O, noscnirar'ten and Miss
Fanny Roaengarton, of this city, uro
spendg a fow dayo at Lenox, Mass.
The nfter-the-thatro supper dnnces at
will begin
the
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tho Bellovue-Stratford
season next Stturday, October
io:i6, in tno Stratford Boom.
Tho engagement of Mrs. Roberts
Stevenson. Jr.. of 4618 Klngsesslng nvc
nue, to Mr. Theodore During, of Hous
ton, Tex., is announced today.
Mr. and'Mrs. John Klttera Garrlgues,
of Berkley Road, Haverford, aro receiv
ing congratulations on tho birth of st
daughter, Margaret Henry GarrlgueB,
uii oejuemner o,
Miss Sarah Brooke Jnch, daughter of
uT. una .urn. unnries s. jach. haa re
turned from Rangcloy, Me., where she
spent several weeks in camp.
Mrs. John M. Parker, ot Jenklntown
announces tho erigngement of her daugh
ter, wns Marlon Van Houton Karlo, to
Mr. Thomas R. Hoggs, of Melroso Park.
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MISS K. BURGESS WEDS
MR. C. J. PILLING, JR.
Marriago of Miss Emma Gott
lieb and Mr. Edward
. Cohn
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
At the twi which Mr. and Mrs. George
Ilandolph Pnckard will glvo on Thurs
day. October 7, at the Meadows, Vllla
noa, to Introduce to society tholr daugh
ter Mlfca Ituth Packard, the following
will aislst In receiving: Miss Rita Hecko
cher. Mlja Ruth Packard, Mies Mary
Thuyer, Miss Polly Grlbcom, Mlas Helen
ewen, miss lilaino Hulllvan, Miss siarie
Louise Thompson, Miss Eleanor Gum
m' Mls SlarBaretta Harrison, Miss
Barah Barrlngcr. MlsnOttllle Morris,
Mlts Eloleo Warrlner, Miss Helen Mich
ell, Mian Mary Hebard. Miss Sydney
BlSdle, Miss Virginia Earle. Miss Vir
ginia Smith Mlf.s lary Lloyd Norrls,
Mlts nusiell Tucker, Mlos Anno Ash
t"n, Mips Rosamond Stewartson, Miss
Prlscllla Davis, Miss Virginia IJ. Carter,
Mlfs 1'rances Hammond, Miss Anna
Ttoiclay, Miss Lysbeth Boyd. Miss Elolsx
duPont Miss Henrietta Wilson, Miss
Mary Howland, Miss Nancy McKenn.
Mln Anna Hnll Wood. MIkh ITwlvn
fngc, MIes Malelei Stowart. Miss Mildred
rirpenter Miss Adelaide Jones and Miss
Aupjsta Harrlton.
Amonc those whn will recelvn at th
tea which Mr nnd Mrs. William WIN
ii'imson Hepburn will glvo on Saturday,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. Anna Stackhouse, of 2208 North
i-wcinn street, will entorta n the mem
bera of tho Frances Wlllard Women's
Christian Temporanco Union this ove-
nincr n.t n.p nnmn. Hninmiui. o h.n
'"Wlllard Day," o sketch of the life of
ansa wiuara win no read by Misa Muriel
Mellon Superintendent Ewlng, of tho
Anti-Saloon League, will make an ad
dress nnd Master Joseph Mellon will
have chargn of the music. Mrs. J. V.
Mellon Is president of tho association ;
Mrs Elmer Rnpp, vice president: Miss
Carrlckner, secretary, and Mrs. Martin
G. Vance, treasurer. Miss Anna Downey,
of 2248 North Twelfth street, has been
sent as a delegate to represent the union
at the Fifteenth International Congreaj
Against Alcoholism, which is in session
In Washington.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. Paul McConkey,
of 2724 North Twelfth street, aro at
home again, after spor.dlng the Benson
ut Grove City, Pa,
Mr. .and Mrs. Harry R. Kern, of S614
North Nineteenth street, announced the
engagement of tholr daughter. Miss
Ethel May Kern, to Mr. Raymond S.
Kraft, of this city, at a dinner given
on Saturday.
Mrs. Josenh B. Felcel nnd Mr. and
Mrs Louis Lovy and Miss Miriam Levy
havo returned rrom Germnmown, wnero
thev Bnrnt the summer, and have moved
Into their new homo at 2356 North Park
nvenuo Dr. Maria Lesser is tnoir guest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Marcub S. De Wolf, of
2130 North Fifteenth street, havo left
nn a trln throuch tho West. They will
visit Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other
places on their Journey,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Joso Blcente. of Snn Juan. Porto
Rico. In the guost of her mother, Mrs. H.
Chandler, of Dartmouth road, Swarth
mnr. M Tllcento wnn formerlv Miss
Helen Chandlor. of West Philadelphia
and Swarthmoro.
Dr. Robert II. Ivy, of 111 South Nine
teenth Btreot, lieutenant colonel of tho
medical reserve corps, hns Just returned
from Paris, Franco, where he attended
tho Interallied Surgical Conference na
ono of tho seven representatives of tho
United States army.
Miss Carroll Smith nnd her sister.
Mrs. Lawrence Ernest, daughters of
Mrs. Howard Weathorly, of saia unest
nut street, were the winners of several
blue ribbons at tho Horse Show held in
Covington, Ky., last weo.
Made From Feather Beds
J0LI.ES MFG. CO., 702 S. Sth
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MISS MILDRED HERR
Dnugliter of Air. nnd Mrs. Herbert
T. Hcrr, of Mcrion, whose engage
ment to Mr. Robert Carr Churchill,
of Roanoke, Va., was recently an
, nounccd
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Whltall Nlckelson havo
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Mlfca Agnes Nlckelson, to Mr.
Francis C, Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Voorhees. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees .and Miss Dorothy
Voorhees. of Rtnnwlck, are occupying a.
cottage at Asbury Park, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cox and their
daughter, Miss Helen Cox, have, re
turned to their homo after spending the
summer at Beach Haven, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Aloxander Wood. Jr.,
have roturned from Ocean City, N. J.,
where they spent tne summer.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mis. George Gray havo re
turned from Atlantic City, where they
spent a fortnight, to their homo at 1224
TVnVnllnir tttreet. Miss Edith Gray has
left for Chambersburg to continue her
studies at Wilson College. Mr. George
Gray. Jr.. Ib attending Lehigh Uni
versity. Minn Minerva Banitor. of Arrott street.
spent the week-end in Atlantic City n
the ffuesi oi -Mr. nna iura. i-uui .wit
Donald.
The Sewing Circle, of which Mrs.
Charles Conn, of 1637 Dyre streot, 1b a
membor, will bo entertained this eve
ning at tho homo of MIbs Anna Pallatt,
2167 East Cumberland .street. Among
thoso present will bo Mrs. W. Burcaw,
Mrs, Robert Wellcr. Mrs. Jack Law,
Mrs. B Bronnor, Mrs. Harry Crary.
Miss Carrio Pontlous, Miss Stella Holm,
Mrs. John BUI, Mrs. Charles Wilcox
son. Miss Halbeck. Mlsa Anna Fergu
son, Miss Marlon Hothersoll, Mrs.
Charles Welnlng, Miss Anna Ferguson
nnd Mrs. Welncoop.
An Interesting autumn weddln will
be solemnized this evening nt 7 o'clock
In the Mutchmoro Memorial Presbyte
rian Church, Montgomery avenue and
Bouvlcr street, when Miss Katnerlno
Burgees, daughter of tho Rev, Dr. Her
bert R. Burgers and Mrs. Burgess, and
Mr. Charles J. Pilling, Jr., of Lans
downe, pa., w bo marrlod by tho
bride's fajher. tho paator of tho church.
The bride will wenr r gown of whlto
Brussels, satin trimmed, with roso point
laco and pearls, nnd mado with a court
train of the satin. Her veil of tullo will
be caught with clustcrn of nrnneo blos
soms, and her bouquet will combine
white orchids, lilies of tne valley kiiu
sweet peas. She will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. Thomas R, Mann, of Now
York, matron of honor; Miss Josephine
N. Pilling, sister of tho bridegroom, nnd
Miss Anna P. Mann, bridesmaids, who
will wear gowns of the autumn shades of
yellow, that of the matron being of
ohlffon, tho maid of honor satin and the
bridesmaids georgette crepe. Each will
carry dahlias to match the yellow tint ot
her gown, autumn leavos and blue lark
spurs. Tho little llowor glrln, Mlsa
Dorothea Dodd, of Swarthmore. and Miss
Nina Wood, of this city, will wear white
frocks of batiste and lace, and their
flower trays, holding yellow roso petals,
will be arranged with butterfly bows of
ornniTA rolor nnt.
Mr. Henry N. Pilling wilt bo h"?
brother's best man, and tho ushers will
lnoludo Mr. Robert Pilling, also a
brother; Mr. Herbert R. Buttress. Jr.,
tho brldo's brother, and Mr. John B.
Clothier, of Lansdowne. A reception at
tho manse will follow tho ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Pilling will leave on nn auto
mobile trip, and will bo at homo after
Novombcr 1 In LonBdowne. The bride
In a prominent member of the New Eng
land Society. Mr. Pilling served two
years ovrrseos with tho Medical Corps
of the United States army in the late
war.
COHN GOTTLIEB
A pretty autumn wedding will be col.
ebrated this evonlng at the Adelphla
Hotel, when Miss Emma Gottlieb, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Gottlieb,
of 1802 Erie avenue, will ho married to
Mr. Edward Cohn, of Chicago. Dr. Jo
seph Krauskopf will perform tho cere
mony, which will be followed by a din
ner of 100 covers. The bride will wear
a gown of whlto Chantllly laco, with a
satin court train, embroidered In pearls.
Her veil win be of Princess lace,
wreathed with orange blossoms, ana tio
will carry a shower bouquet of roses and
lilies of tho valley. This costumo was
worn recently by the brlde' sister. Miss
Hattle Gottlieb, now Mrs. Bonjamln Pin
helro, who will bo tho matron of honor,
and who will wear a gown of brown laci
over old blue. She will wear a hat to
match her dress and carry bronze
dahlias. The three bridesmaids Miss
Jule Plnhelro, Miss Esther RoblnBon
nnd Miss Edna Levi will wear gowns
alike of old rose taffeta, with bluo ma-
Hno hats, and will carry arm bouquets
of rose dahlias, lied with blue mallne,
The best man will be Mr, Sidney Cohn,
nnd tho ushers will Includo Mr. Harry
pottlleb, Mr. Herbert Cohen and Mr.
Leon Cohen. The wedding trip will be
spent In California, and ipon their re
turn Mr. nnd Mrs. Cohn will live In
Chicago.
SEVERN DALMASSE
Tho marriage of Miss Beatrice M.
Dalmasee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Dalmasse, of 1441 Cayuga
streot, to Mr. Man-In W. Severn, of
west Ashmead street, will tako place in
St. Stephen's Cathbllo Church, Broad and
Butlor streets, at 4 o'clock this after
noon, tho Rev. William Boylo ofTlolatlng.
Mr. Dalmaeso will give his daughter In
marriage, and Miss Rose Dolmaaso will
1" cniLner sister as maid of honor. Mr.
John TJalmasso, a brother of the bride,
will net as best man. A reception will
immediately follow tho wedding nt tho
homo of, tho brldo's parents. After a
wpddlng trip Mr. and Mrs. Dalmasse
will be at home In Springfield, Mass.
BUCKLEY DOUGLASS
An Interesting wedding took place In
j- ii iiock mat evening, when Miss Edna
Douglass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Douglass, of 6106 North Tenth
street, and Mr. Warren Buckley, of G006
worth Tenth street, were marrlod In the
Mount Carmel Methodist Church by tho
pastor, tho Rev. II. Smith Stull. Mr.
Douglass gave hlo daughter In mar
riage. She wore a ?own of white nntiu
and rare lace, finished with crystal trim-
mum, ana a row or tune arranged wiui
prays of orango blossoms. Attenmnu
the bride wore Mrs. Lehman MoVaugh,
matron of honor: Miss Elizabeth Ruv
ledge, MIes Emma Alkons. bridesmaids.
and Mlns Jcanno Whitehead nnd the
niece of the bridegroom, Miss Irene May
uucKiey, nowor girls.
Mr. Blloklev hnri tnr heRt mn.n hi.
brother, Mr. Seward B. Buckley, and for
ushers Mr., Charles W. Buckley, also it
brother, and Mrs. William Glaser. Tho
service was followed by a reception at
me nome or tne bride's parents, air.
and Mrs Buckley left on n wedding trip,
anu win do at homo after Novomner l
nt 6106 North Tonth atrcot.
MOORE-MURPHY
Announcement In made of tho mar
riage of Miss Allco Murphy, daughter
of Mrs Margaret Murphy, of 247 Rox
borough avenue, Roxborough, and Mr.
William Moore on September 22 In tho
Church of St. John the Baptist, Mana
yunk, with tho rector. Monslgnor Eu
geno Murphy officiating. Tho bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Winifred
Murphy, and Mr. Joseph Mooro was nls
brother's best man. A reception at tho
home of the bride's mother followed tho
ceremony. Mr. nnd Mm. Mooro are
spending tho autumn traveling, and upon
their return they will be at homo nt 217 ,
Roxborough avenue
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
"Mrs. Elizabeth Conklo, with her son
and her sister, Miss Mary Allen, ot
Wayne, Is spending a few weeks at,
Atlantlo City. '
Mr ntut Mr Chnrles F Conn, of
Wayne, will spend tho month of Octo
ber at the Dennis, Atlnntlc City
Miss Hazel Wcntworth, daughter or
Mrs. C. A. Wentworth. of 'Wnyne, has
returned to Smith College, North Hamp
ton, Mass.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jackson, of
4826 Germantown avenue, havo Just re
turned from the Mount Plonsant House,
Hretlon Wood. N. H. On their return
from the White mountains thoy spent
several days In Boston. Mrs, Jackson
will be rememberod as Miss Josepnlno A
Tinkler, of 6013 Greono stroet.
Mrs. Carlton Schard. ot Newtown. Pa,,
Is tho guest for a few days of her
undo nnd nunt, Mr and Mrs. Newton L.
Freed, of 4428 North Ubcr streot
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs C. K. Llpshutz gnvo a
reception nt tholr homo. 2607 North
Thirty-first street, on Sunday in honor
of the botrothal of their daughter. Miss
Beatrice Llpchutz, to Mr. Albert Heck
hblmer. The recolvlng party included
Miss Fioror.ce Olclsner, Miss Hoso
Cooko and Miss Margarot Maley. About
sevonty-flvc gue3ls woro present.
Mr. nnd Mrs Augustus F. f!. Ir
and their family, of 1613 North Thirty
third street, are now at their home after
spending tho summer In Avnlon, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Lovt nnt
their family, of 3016 Diamond street,
havo returned from their summer homo
on Township line, Jenklntown.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rltch and their
family, of 2016 North Thirty-third
streot. havo roturned homo nfter spend
ing tho summer in Atlantic -iy.
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Demonstration
ment Grafts
Treat-
Autumn
Winter
LOUIS A.
D'ALESSANDRO
announces that he
i s prepared t o
show the latest
fashions, and pro
duce the best tail
oring, in
Fall & Winter
Suits for
Ladies and
Gentlemen
Special Prieat on Drew Suits
651 North 52d St.
Below GIrard Ave.
Bell phone, Belmont 9041
Mi33 So i3iT9tK
I Will Show Friday, October 1st
E in conjunction with opening of their E
New and Enlarged Shop
the most advanced
FALL AND WINTER
Wraps, Coats, Suits,
Gowns, Dresses
At Prices Which Make
Reduced Sales Unnecessary
MAnKRT ST ABOVE lOTIt
ELSIE FERGUSON- v:
IN A NEW PAIIAMOUNT riCJUnB
LADY ROSE'S DAUGHTER.
aodkd attraction kihst sHownta
HAROLD LLOYD
In "OCT OUT AND OET UNDKn"
PA I A T 12" MAIIKET STIIEET
ll-Li-,Sl4 JO A. M IS. 2. 3145,
3.45, 7:4r,, Ul80 V. M.
THIS WEEK TO.S'I.Y -THE MOST APPEA1-
I NO I'HOTOI'I.AY EVEH CHEATED
"HUMORESQUE"
By FANNIE
titttinT.
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Still Laughing
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WINTER
GARDEN
Mt'HICAL KXTItAVAGANZA
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BROADWAY
WITH
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THOMAS MEIGHAN
In a I'lctuNsatton ot VUy
"CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
BTAHT1NO MONDAY NEXT
CECIL B. DeMILLE
"SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT"
.. . ..A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Notable Jt lncludi), Olorla awtmon.
Elliott Dextur, and Thwidore nctwrt
IPTnD I A Markt Street Ah. OUi
V 1V I KJU- o A. M. t0 u jir p. m.
EUGENE O'BRIEN ,L.
ADDED ATTRACTION PATHE I'reMdW
HAROLD LLOYD cfDr
"OET OUT AND GET UNDER"
PAPlTni "4 MARKET STREET
v" A 1 I W J, DOROTHT DAI.TON In
"OUILTY OF IXJVE"
Kt. Bel. lTth
OEOROE WAI.BH In
THE DEADLINE"
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MARKET STREET
AT JUNIPER
..... J1 A- M. TO 11 P.
CONTINUOUS VAITDBV1M.E
Ciw,T "IN THE LIGHT
KRED. LORRAINE; OTHERS
I CROSS KEYS e0Tlr MARKET BTB.
Ainu, u;in & U I', m
ANDREW MACK
Otorglo Trice
John T. Murriy
fitewert nnlnl
Ilrendel ft Hurt
Waiter Brower
Al Sxton
Jn NVlmovr
Ernrnt K. Younpr
J"Slcft Brown
Ellen Vn Hlrne
Mr'on Vadle
I.lora Hodman
olira Cook
Renee Deltlnt
Thn GlorlBH
c'linptantm KODflen
'urcoll Broth-rn
100 ADORABLE GIRLS
PRE-WAR PRICES
ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR
EXCEPT SAT. EVG.
$2.50
T YR IP Limltcd Engagement
L 1 11V Prior to N Y openini
Opening
$1.00
EV(i3 AT 8.1R
Pop. Mat. Tomor. "F"
An Efficient Co-ordination of Art,
Beauty, Melody, Dancing & Comecly
RESULT SUCCESS
Philn. Plrt Nlnhter
A Musical Party in Two Acts
THE
BROADWAY Droai1 nni1 Snyder Are,
THE "KILTIES"30' a!" oo P'
-' rcopttF
ANITA STEWART ,XEL")W
TYPHOON"
PHILADELPHIA'S KOlUSaioaT TIIEATREJ
BROAD nFohth at s.ir.
. P0P- MAT TOMORROW
A COMEDY TRIUMPH I
SAM H., HARRIS presents
GRANT
MITCHELL
j s5
GIRL
IN THE
(Of
'A Tallor-Mada Man"
IN
Paras)
PRIVATE
ROOM
FORRFST LAST evgs.
rwiicoi MAT TOMORROW
CHARLES DILLINOHAM Prenentu
FRED STONE
TIP-TOP'
in
w
J
Booka ond
I.yr!rs by
ndward
Clark
Mimic hy
Lieut, Oltz
Hire
With ft Brilliant Company rt Master Comlcn
A Fwsj Blend of Frills, Melody
and an Enticing Ensemble of
Gorgeous Girls ,
S';X. wrek an atb TitunsDAT
CHARLES DILLINOHAM PreeentH
JOSEPH CAWTHORN
a
ADELPHI
MATS
T1IUR3.
k SAT.
A II WOOPS I'r-6nt
The Dramatic Sensation of the Year
COLLINS
STITUTE
! For Women Exclusively M
n Hellovuo Court Building A
H 1418 Walnut Street $
i Phon Spruce 584 fa
8
Miss Minnio
13th above Chtiloat
Ttkr RIsTHtor lo fith Floor
Hairdrening and Manicurlne
Appnlnturnt I'lione Wulunt IIKn
Tor
THREADS
for everu hind of art
needlework
Buy from us the direct Importers
nt a decided saving In prloe Any
quantity mailed frco anywhere.
Mer
corixea Crochet
Cotton,
Prclal
Quality.
In alt
Irti
from 3
to 130:
Art No. JSt
It ( verv important to note that
iL. .. c Crochet Ootton average
iHi !"?. iiHttv loriM to a ball n
" lneror oradei.
George Allen, Inc.
J Oheitnut Bt., PMIndelphla
Importers KttabUthed 1819
D- I. C. llooklnt Vnit on JlnntlMt
yW.
oa
?
jfU& Sxmcr 46J&lntt
Mte-tikwlkm.
3Mkbtlphta
Dresses of Crepe deCKine,
Meteor and Satin are tne
New Note From Paris for
Afternoon Wear
No woman will want to be without one
of these fashionable little dresses in her
wardrobe this Autumn.
Of black, midnight blue or Zanzibar
brown, they are quite the vogue. For
Fashionable Afternoon Functions, with a
smart all-lace dress of the same shades,
one will feel quite dressed to go to any of
the Smart Places in town
the Matinee Cards or the Tea.
And you will be surprised at the reason
able prices they can be had for
at Gidding's.
All Charge Purchases Tomorrow Posted to October Bills
MMm
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
Our First Autumn
of.
Sale
Suits
Tomorrow, we again demonstrate the re-creation
of The Blum Store, its renewed activity in the
life of Philadelphia, with a Remarkable Sale of
J 00 Tailleurs of Elegance
Actual Values, $70 to $89.50
Delightful Variations
In accepted autumn styles feature the
entire showing. The materials aro superbly
fine, and include
Duvet Superior
Tricotine
Yalama Cloth
Valour de Laine
Hish'grade Silvertonc
the sketches showing the deft presentation
of the autumn contour; the illustrations,
however, can but hint at the freshness and
beauty of these charming suits. The colors
employed are
Zanzibar Brown,
Driad and Navy
Nankin and otker
favored tones of the season.
The late silhouettes the benutiful fur embellish
ments tho splendid cloths tho "individual" air of
theso tailor-mades, would make them excellent
values at prices much higher.
All Sizes for Women and Misses
No C. O. D. All Sales Final. No Approvals
raM?
v-v N.
AT
2 -.n
IN A NEW StrSICAL TLAY
Written h WILLIAM L DARON
Mljil.- ty VICTOR JACOIU
THE HALF MOON"
WITH
JO.CPII IA.VTLCT OJC SHAW
'vAWvYil . 5' THOMPSON
Jinny Othr, nn. a Tull I'horuj
v,m. Bc! h"KD 'J LATHAM
Number Stag,-,! by ALLAN K FOSTER
GARRICKf,chT" ,8,;.V m. .
. M. COHAN'S
COMEDIANS
mum
- 9
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IN
Tun
IN PERSON
BLUE FLAME
MAT. THURS.
CHESTNUT ST. ho?Se
LAST 2 WEEKS
MutlnM Tmlav " t.'i Eenfni. B 15
D. W. GRIFFITH
rUKf-'NT
WAY DOWN EAST
'8'p"tatnrn llf'i.1 to tiritfini-nt ' r.e
'"'MAT. DAILY '"-.st $.oo
GRAND OLD NAME?
Pit SKllmi 'or ,II r-rfnrmnnf'l
VV TO BTfRDAV OCTOBER 1
FAY'S
KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
i oih & Mirkr t Pt Continuous from 12 ..10 N.
Mnt 10 l"r NlEhlK I.',. 23 3.V triuf Tax)
' Earle Williamo "Tj!.';rr,J.rpI'
i "IDFAl " Chnniplon Lnily Slmmfr nnd
lul'nL' Arrilmtl- Dler nf th World
I Oth'r fl ApIk Comply .to N-r
I THE WORLD'S MOST REMARK
ABLE & UNUSUAL EXHIBITION
THE OLD
THJ, A New Organization xoith an Old Name
r1 ii,, SS
rffl
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
LAST 5 DAYS
Daily Mat. at 2:15 Evrs., 7 & 9
A SENSATION!
Worth Waiting Years to See
WHAT
THE
PHILA.
PAPERS
SAID
.Ui.is I'trkfnril
; CONVICT SHIP
! "SUCCESS"
VOW AT FOOT OF MARKET ST.
i IK.n to tbn PuMIr Trom 3 A. M to In 1 Si
' Mdrv rn-l.feiul thnll.vl
tlirni In her Utest produ
lion Su'Ip " Intiulrer
A n tnbt hucokm "
N'oriM Amcrlcn'1
"IllBhei't urt In n un
.omni'Mi picture. Mi Puk.
ford' work in 'tfuuV Id
amazing ' .Pr.'i
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Pul.llo I..Ufr
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R-iurrt
EITH'S
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PRICES
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FAY MARBE
rrr.n1 t nnr n'' Danr)
Harry Holinan . fo Tom Patrl. oln ft At!
luil Mn-w. Hrr J ony A f i Othra
Ac.vm'.Mv up Mfsic nn u i: oct. 8
WILLI M MORRIS Pr m .
Till. l.-AIOt S 1'MSH TRNOR
TOM BURKE
Krnm tli Itovnl lipru. ionnn
tpn' $1, 1 "(i J 52 Ml nl 1
Ilfppe Iltli i'hiitnut 8tr.fi
at
Kvgii 2"Sc KOr,
Matu 2,'Sr 4 JHV
lnilllfllmr W'wr Tn
CHILDRUN S.Ip AT ALL TOIL'S
Ruy fita n AdMinr to Avoid StnmllnK In
Linn at Hfpp.'a. 1 1 10 I'hratnut SI . und at
iho Aiad. my rf Muli liix Ofllce
MIST
WBCK
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MASTHRKl'L PRODUCTION
"THE LOVE FLOWER" j
Thn entire Production Pcrnally directed by
i. w. aim , itii
METROPOLITAN OPKRA HOUSU
Thursday Evening, Sept, 30
JOINT RUCITAL
YS A Y E
Th World's Violin Mtinter anj
MIROVITCH
StnaatlonnI European Plantet
PRICKS 2 B0 to H.on .s.,t Uow Rellln.
WNTSUKN'B, 11I1N WIIKHTNUT HTRKET
frocadcro ,0,,1 "1 .Arch' ut- D1J'
iWatchyoiifTVoircs In OufMiiYcrtd StndUo.
ORTISSOZ SCHOOL
'4 DANCING LESSONS 5
h'"'iiJ' I." ni''-' "Pen ! Nltbt
a ti-m lint mil i:ach rriML'
nnPHFI IM lirmntimn : Chvltan Av.
V-"N J"--"1" MVTINKK T..Hny 2fir & 3do
Mae DcsTiond '-rank kikldeii
iviae Lycs.nunu.,rIVUi,AN ci.OTHB8"
PT w i:kk -A WIDOW V PROXT
NINTH and ARCH BTC.
fTl.. UIMORIIOW
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
hhlW of - miii-n Prnhllilia I'rolilhltlen"
Kt', H )rc Mat ro.lny
SWEETIES
All-Fiiir Cant nnil
PamtniaPft.it'ocl ly Chortji
Walnut All Hth Mat Today
T1IU l'. ER roi-L'LAR
Golden Crook
DUMONTS
BIJOU t
Casino
THE CHAMPION
A NEW COMEDY IN 3 ACTH
By TIIOMAH I3UDKN ami A E. THOMA
ataiio.1 by SAM FORREST
PonIf' Kealmtnn Av fc Cumlxrluu
l cdHB a M.tlnr D.ily. 3 IS
The Jack Singer Show
With HARRY LANDIUt
Hit lour children danr?
All children ihould.
Nnw'a the tlm.
I'laitra all day (JaturiTay,
Includlnic modnm. fancy, lhtl.
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