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0ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Some Debutante Affairs
Next Week She Sees a Smart Frock Mrs.
Mclvcr Here for Visit
WASN'T It cneottraBlns for the Ilorsa
Kliow. when the suti actually came
oat j-cstordny after n inoruiui? t linnl
ruin? For, nftcr nil. thr horse show In
id. iwlnl thins of this week and It U
,1lapiioInrliiR when It rains. I have an
Ich'A It will be very gny today, lieoniKu.
fo ninny havo taken lwi.es ond tlier are
cw.il'm.'in' dcliiilnti parties and af
fairs generally ronnectod with the fhow
this eek to make It very successful.
A.Vt) next eck wc will bo raelns
nhout frantically to one tea after
another. There will he Helen SeweH'o
tea on Monday nfternoon. given by her
parent. Mr. and Mrv Hob Sewcll. and
Dorothy Stevens and her cousin. Apnea
Slinlirr." will 1"' Introduced that fame
nfternnnn by Mr. and Mrs. Conyngliam
Stieii".
OX TITSDAY Kmlly Clothier and
I'red Strfiwhridge nre to be married
pilt in Radnor. The Sewell nnd
Steven' teas were first Miodtllod for
Ttii-Jdnv. but T understand the date whs
(hsnsed because of Kinlly Plotlilcr's
uiddlnp. On Wednesdny there will not
ho a debutante ten. but on ThurBdny
Until Packard is to be Introduced by
hor parents. Dr. nnd Mrs. Oeorge
Packard, of Vlllanova.
BY THK way, while on the subject of
debutantes n great many people
have told me thnt Elcnnor Dunning
would make her debut this year, but
he is not coming out. She hnn nnothnr
te.ir at school, nnd will make her for
mol debut next' season when I'llen
Moyd. Ellon MeMirhocI and Alberta
Iteath are nil to come out. You know
theie girls ore studying abroad, ond
1'leanor Is nt boarding school ut Stam
ford, Conn.
WELL, when the sun came out nt
noon jesterday as I remarked be
fore. T was glnd. but really as It stayed
out all afternoon nnd was ns "hot ns
eotton," I was not so glad Inter. How
erer. wc should worry, in less time
than It takes to tell it almost, it will
ho cold and we will be wearing furs
for reasonable reasons, nnd everything
will be lovely. Speaking of furs makes
mo think of pretty ciotjies nnd re
minds me that I saw Mnt. Stanley
I'laig. Jr.. In the street yesterday
looking awfully well in n black silk
freek. The skirt was accordion pleated
in a fan shape and the bodice wu
inade in a surplice effect with short
vleevei. She wore no white nuil her
fair hair nnd complexion made n
-t-iUiiift contrast. Her lint wns n small
io,iie turned up in front : It wns of
Mack raffia untrlmmed, but the ma
terial was extremely smart and ndded
neatly to the costume. One of those
Iooe French vciln of binds net unci
. mhroidcry wns attached to the chu
'iau. DID you know that .Tan Manic Mclver
end her husband, who Is Lieutenant
'Iter, of the t". S. X., nre on here
roni tiie West nnd nre visiting Mr.
il Mrs. Mnule. June's parents, nt
' i'ir home. 2217 Wttenliouse street,
i ip wns married last Juno nnd made
no of the very prettiest brides of the
i iv I thought. Do you remember the
eh jnco tiaras bhc wore on her
il?
Mrs. Philip Tlarkson. of Tdgewoter
'irk. will give n card party this after
'nnii in honor of Mrs. Maule and Jane,
t her pretty home on the Delaware.
TdH was six year old the other day
1 nnd when he came in from school
ho tiny before his anniversary, lie ip-
arked. "o school tomorrow. Ills
"iu!. being of an Inquiring dlspo
iou. thought it best to telephone Mis
to see if this bit of news was
no, nnd thev found that there was
I'o hnlldnv. They suspected the icason.
'lit Too did not give himself nwny until
tl.e net dnv when bin sKter said some
thing nhout it's being Mr. mid Mrs.
(' 's we.Mins anniversary. Then
said .Too, "Did they have to go to
R'hool on their niiniversnrj ?"
xaxcy wyxxi:.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr nnd Mrs Charles F. Coxe and
P.trm Mnlvtin, havo Isued limitations
mi s ti'i on Katiiiday. Octouer id, irom
t until 7 o'clock.
At tho wedding of Miss Virginia Rob
ens il.tui.hter of Mr and Mrs George
W B Roberts, of 1S08 Do L.tncey street,
and Mr II Perclval Olcndlnning, which
will t.nUe plsce ( n Hnturrttv. October !),
at I'j o'eloik, nt St Paul's Chinch,
"he.iiiiit Hill Mrs John Adams Apple
'on will itt us matron of honor nnl Mis
'.n'l I Keniiedv. maid of honor The
lirldotn.iiti, will bo Miss Edith L Rob
erto Mi- Jean Thompson Thayer, Miss
Riht.it t; Thomson. Miss Ellen Gleu
'lini'lnc. MI.'H Theodore K Llllle and
Miss Mar tllcndlnnlng Mr Sydney
I'h tor Jr. will attend Mr Glendlnnlng
a l st m. n, nnd the ushers will Include
Mr Ilenty L Oi'ellu. Mr Perslfor
liair .'d Mr Reginald Jacobs. Mr.
Hi ille C Ucjelln, Mr John Adams Ap
p'i'oii Mr UoboitC Clay Mr Logan M
Bulliti Mr J Whitburn. Mr R Hrminan
'S'.itit 2d Mr Robert E Olcndlnning,
Tr Mr ilni ii.fti Finzler. Jr. and Mr
Itnlieit w I)i p A small leceptlon will
I w the i eieiiii.iiy at tlu- hotnn of tha
iirdts patents in Chestnut Hill Miss
P.' It rts win i-iir i, iiimier 111 honor of
hr In Iili'smalds on Wednesday, October I
.it thf. lintviA uf Mi iinri Mrq Theodore
W Riath, 111 St Davids and Ml Glen
'l nnimr will enieitaln his best man and
u, ' at dinner the same night
Ninons the ladle who will asulst Mis
'itorge Calvert Caller uf Bryn Mawr,
""'I Mrs Edwin N Benson ,it the tea
"lil li the will giw on October o, nt
1 nm-wnctl tho estate of Mis. Benson, at
' 1 -Mint Hill, to Introduce to society
Vl s Virginia Benson Caiter, will bo
M'- Edwin N Benson. Jr. Mrs. It.
1 wrinco Benson, Mrs Jav Cooko, Mrs.
1 "hi II I'tckard Id. and Miss Anna M
Wri Tli dobulanu-s leielvfni; will bo
1 Ann 'Dillon. Miss Sarah Rairln
P, Mih L 'hi th riovd, Miss Jnue Gop 1
l n Coe, Miss Vtloo Downs, Miss Eliza
1 b F1.17I1T Miss Maiy Orlscom, Mlssj
'"i n r Oumnie Miss Augusta Hnrrl
1 Mi.s Mnrgarettn Hunison, Miss
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Klolae Wnrrltier nnd Miss Henrietta Wll-i
son. . ,
Mr. and Mrs, .Ionics Francis HiilllviiiJ
or the Woods, Radnor will Introduce to
society their tlnUKlitcr. Miss Klatno Sul
livan, nt a tea wlileli they will give tlio
Intter part of October. Thorn will li
"ny eptert.tlnmrnts R'ven In honor uf
Miss Sulllvnii In this city nnd New York.
Mrs. Albert Hey, of New York, who
has been the irucst for a wcok of her
mother. Mrs. William S. Wnkotey, rnter
taloed at a dinner party at Mrn. Dlnke
ley's home, at Twentieth street nnd
Providence avenue, Chester, on Monday
evening. In honor of Miss T'lcasanco
J.n'jlun Ktncwr, of Chester, and Mr. Wil
liam Smith Plclsrell. Jr., of Phoenix, Arl.,
wlirso mnrrlagn will tnUe nlnco tomorrow
venlnjT Her Kiicsts Included Mlsr Ell7.il
niakelev Damon. Miss Katharine Powel,
Miss Delphcne Stearns, Mr. nnd Mrs.
David S. H. Chew, Jr., Mr William Hob
ert Provost. Mr. Arthur C. Jack, Mr. J.
Wilson Stocver nnd Mr. William a.
Illakeley, Jr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fales linker nre
occupying their country place, and later
In the autumn will open their apartments
nt tho Uellevuc-Stratford.
A meeting of tho C1ener.il Dabncy H.
Maury Chapter of the Daughters of tho
Confederacy will be hold at 172S lllttcn
house street on Tuesday, October 5, nt
a o'clock,
Mrs. S Noudaln Duer. who h been
visiting her mother, Mrs John Poc, In
Florldn. will return home tomorrow.
Mr nid Mrs. David S D. Chew, of
South Twenty-first street, have returned
and havo opened their town house. Later
they will spend tho winter at the Belle-vue-Stratford.
Midshipman Claude Bennett, Jr., who
has been visiting his family In Over
brook, has returned to Annapolis, Md.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Doyle, who havo
been spending tho summer at Chelsea,
will return to the Hcllevue-Stratford
tomorrow, wh,cre they -will spend the
winter.
Madame Rlgueur and Mademoiselle
Rlgueur have given up their home, 2006
Pino street, and nre spending the winter
at Morscmcre-on-thc-Hudson.
Miss Anna Barnard, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs Wilson Barnard, of Bryn
Mawr, hns been visiting Miss Dllza Bell
at Bav Side, L. I , for the last two weeks.
Miss Bell has Just returned from Europe,
where she attended the world conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kaln. of Lln
wood avenue, Bryn Mawr, who nave
been spending some weeks at Wood
stock. N. H , havo returned to their
nomc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fritz, of Ber
wyn, have returned to their home fiom
a trip to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Florence H. Peck, after spending
the summer in Asbury Park, N J , bus
returned to her homo In Lnusdouno.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Monlot nnd their
daughter. Miss Felicia Monlot, of 4610
North Twelfth street, returned last week
to their home in Logan, after spending
the season at the Gwynhurst, In Qwyn
edd valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheets, of Oak
Lane, have returned from Ocean City,
whore they spent the summer nnd early
autumn.
Amonp the Interesting autumn wed
dings will bo that of Miss Reglna Loew,
sister of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mur
ray, of 702 Oak Lane avenue, Oak Iano,
and Mr. Georce K. Roberts, son of Mrs.
Edwin P Roberts, of G321 North Thir
teenth street, which will take place on
Saturday at noon In tho Holv Trinity
i-resnyierian unurcn, ixiffan. The hruie
will be attended by Mrs Russell C.
Barttnan, of Roycrsford, Pa., and Dr.
Norman Roberts, cousin 'of the bride
Broom, will be the best man.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs Bvron S. Walton and Mrs. Pnul
M. Hesser, Jr , entertained at a Hiir
nrlso kitchen and grocery shower at atfl
West Duval street csterday afternoon
In honor of Miss Elsie C Turner, daugh
ter of Mis William Turner, of 222 Enst
Upsal street, whose m.trrlaRe to Mr.
Theodore M. Hesser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul M Hesser, Sr . will take placo
in the Second Presbyterian Church on
Saturday evening
Tho marriage of Miss Irma Margaret
Kraemer. daughter of Mr. Thomas
Krnemcr. of SO-'H Newhall street, to Mr.
German Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
nnd Tioga streets, on Satin day after
noon, October 0, at I o'clock. Thero will
be an Informal reception at tho church
Immediately after tho ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Schanf will me In the Philip
pine Islands, where Mr. bchaaf will be
stationed
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Mann, of 122
Tulpehocken street, will entertain nt
dinner tomorrow In honor of their sis
ter. Miss Retta S. Deutsch. and Mr.
Harold Bornsteln, who will be married
on October C. Other guests will Include
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Trompetter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob J Mann and Mr. and Mrs.
Jeromo Mncus. ,
Mr, and Mrs Charles F. Hoefelman,
of 1909 East Chclten avenue, gave an
Informal muslcalo nt their home on
Sunday evening Mr. Frank Plegge
Miss Ethel Deeg and Miss Florence
Hoefolman entei mined The. gu.'sts In
cluded Mis Mlnnlo Deeg, Miss Dorothy
Deeg, Mrs Caroline Hoefelman, Miss
Helen Hocfelmnii, Mrs. Sophia Goctz
nnd Mr H. Lester Smith.
Mr. D.tvld Hurwltz, of East Wnsh-
incton lane and Chew street, and his
daughtcis, Miss Enium Hurwltz, Miss
Mae HurwIU and Miss Idclla II. Hur
wltz, were the guests of honor at a sur
prlso party given nt their homo by mem
bers of tho family. The guests In
cluded Mr nnd Mrs. Meyer Teltclman.
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EVENING ' PUBLIC DEDGER-PHrCADELTHIA, WEDNESDAY, '
Mrs. I'. S. Grunt .Megnrgfe, with
Mr. nnd Mis. J. Grass, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Ccvln. of Parksldo, N J. ; Mr.
nnd Mrs Morris Pollvlnlck, Mr. and
Mrs. Joajph Vcdcrman, Mrs. Sadlo Es
kln. Mr nnd Mrs. Samuel Teltclman. Mr,
nnd Mrs. Harry Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Dorfman, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Wesscl, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grass,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg, of Mer
chantvlllc. N. J. : Mr. and Mrs Emanuel
Teltelman. Miss Paula Teltclman, Miss
Clara Pollvlnlck. Miss Bella PollvlnlcK,
Miss Edith Pollvlnlck. Miss Emma Po
llvlnlck, Miss Edna Levin, Miss Eliza
beth Levin. Mr Abraham Rosenthal,
Mr. Herbert Toltelman and Mr. Leon
ard Teltclman.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. William S. Apple, of 2858 North
Fifth street, will leavo on October 1 for
seeral weeks' stav in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Greenwood,
who hno been staying In Ocean City
during the summer anil early autumn,
have returned to their winter home, 1243
West Lehigh avenue
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Dietrich nre
spending several weeks at Milton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Huss hae re
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home at 1010 North Sixteenth street,
The bride was Miss Hattlo Baum, daugh
ter of Mr Kmma Baum, of 2912 North
Twenty-si'xth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kelly have
returned from the Blue Rldgo moun
tains and are at nome at 0023 oxford
street. Overbrook. The bride was Miss
Ann McMahon, daughter of Mr. Francis
J. McMahon. of 221 North Camac street.
Mr. Kelly scred fifteen months over
seas with the 315th Infantry during the
late war.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Barlow have
returned from a summer's stay at Wlln
w ood.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haertrlck are oc
cupying their new home on Marlyn road,
Overbrook. .
Among the Interesting weddings to
take place in October Is that of Miss
Mildred R. Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Brown, of 193G Dia
mond street, tuid Mr. John G. Gehrls, of
Melrose Park.
Mrs. Marie Louise Wallace, of 1405
North Fifteenth street, announces the
marrluge of her daughter. Miss Florence
Louise Wallace, to Mr. Rudolph Wolf
Adler. of Cleveland, O.
Mrs. Samuel Klhd. of 1901 North
Broad street, has returned from Atlan
tic City.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Edwin Fox hae
returned to their home at 1506 North
Sixteenth street, after some time at
Kennebec Lodge, Me.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Miller, of 902
N'orth Sixty-fourth street, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Grace
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M. Miller, nnd Mr Rowland H, Erllng, of
1712 North F'fty-elghth street, Wednes
day Inst, In thin city.
MrB. Paulino Pearson Butterworth has
returned from Atlantic City, where sho
has been stopping since June 1, and has
opened her house at 3167 Chestnut
street.
Miss Anna Zlon, or 6119 Carpenter
street, was the guest of honor at a birth
day p.arty on Saturday night. Among
the guests were MIbs Beatrice Coldren,
MUa Ethel Litton-, Mls.i Lillian Yolen
chlk, Miss Irene Mnndelstaln. Miss Clair
Sturz, Miss Ida Klingci'. Miss Minnie
Scnnenfeld, Mr. Ralph Bloomberg. Mr.
Joseph Ltpman, Mr. Bcujamln Slgel
bauui. Mr Max Levin. Mr. Maur'ce
Bockcl, .Mr. Herbert Kauffman, Mr. Ed.
ward Omlnsky. Mr. Jesse Frank, Mr.
Frederick Feigcnbcrg nnd Mr. Capel
man. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Cummlngs
have returned to their home. 1533 Pino
street, after spending th summer at
their cottnge In Asbury Park, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Hess, ot
Sixteenth and Spruce streets, will occupy
their apartment In tho Essex Apart
ments. Thirty-fourth and Chestnut
streets, th's week.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. William Smith has returned
from a lslt to the Grand Lakes, where
she has been spending the last four
months, and is now visiting her mother.
Mrs James Alkens. 2221 South Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Smith will be remembered
aa Miss Mao Alkens
Mrs. II M Currlc, of 2331 South
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Eloeiitli street, will leavo nc.t week for
Niagara Falls, and after spending some
tlmo in Buffnlo will visit Mbtiny on
her way home
Announcement Is mado of the wedding
of Miss Florence Skelly, formerly of
South Philadelphia, and Mr. Joeph
Collins, of 2535 South Chadwlck street,
on Wednesday nfternoon at 1 o'clock at
St. Monica's Catholic Church, Seven
teenth and Rltnor streets. Mr. and
Mrs Collins left for their wedding trip
to Niagara Falls nnd will be at homo
after October 15 at Colllngswood, N. J.
The Atdentcu Club itcld a g.Miiiinsium
nnd swlmin'ntf party Thursday ecuin
nt the M. C. A. The club members
present were Mr. Abo Ncff. president;
Mr 1' Sllowltz, vice piesldeut , Mr Sid
ney Miller, treasurer; Mr. Maui lie Sny
der, sicretaiy. Mr Harry Ginsberg,
scigcant nt arms, and Mr Joseph NetT
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honor of Mr. Hrrrj GlnsberG. who nr
lived from Chicago The guests In
cluded Miss M Cnnlan, Mlbs II Green.
Miss Ea Wclbl.ttt. Miss Krasacii '
stein and Miss B. Sllowltz.
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SEPTEMBER 29,
MISS ANNA E. STEIN
WEDS DR. J. CAMERON
Marriago of Miss Mina
Waldnor and Mr. Louis
Hutlin
E.
An attractive wedding will take placo
nt Trinity Lutheran Church. Somerset.
Pa, at S o'clock this evening when Miss
Anna Elizabeth Stein, daughter of Mr
nnd Mrs. Oeorgj P. Stoln will become
the brldo of Dr. James Tt. Cameron, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron, of
Wellington. New Zealand, the Rev I.
Hens Wagner officiating. The bride will
wear a gown of white duchess sntln with
court train, nnd tulip veil caught with
orango blossoms, and will carry white
calla lilies. Sho will be Blvon In mar
riage by her father. Mrs. S. Newllu
Lowry. of Somerset, who will wear a
gown of gold cloth, will attend as matron
of honor, and Mls Helen G. Blake, of
rH..i,,,,.i, ...tin will wear an orchid
.a . 1 ..... 'Olincl
dtesM will act as maiu oi huhui -.-.
will both carrv arm bououets of cltrys-j
nnthemums Tho two niuo V" ',,
wra-WsjNr
and they will wear white o ;rBnndle frocks
and carry white trays laden with sweet
peas. The four bridesmaids, .In fosses or
enrnrKHrH
ersert!gn.W
with tulle, nnd they w carr wim.j
t, 1 , rSiiMont of thlo city, will be ben
Robert Clement, or 11113'. R
1 W" r lv 11. and Mr H. New In Lowr of
,? k'iXl" ?,, o.V,rleMS Vought. of New
. ..-r. 1.1. ,11rt linwH 111 tuiuii- w.
r?"1'",;.: . n,.i.u nf While Plains.
v y'- Dr W Taggart, of this city, and
ti- inhn W Stein? the brides brother
a reeentlon will follow at the Vauncar
! it-5-w'" ' ' , TTr.nti the r return
HornSomeertbeh.return
from a weaintiB " arn aiiici
Cameron will live at 22.2 urcen street,
this city.
HUTLIN WALDNER
The marriage ol 'Miss Mlna aVTald
ner daughter of Mr. Charles waiancr,
ot 1 I C.ieaxes street, Gcrniantown to
Mr Lois Albert Hutlin. son of Mrs
Louise lutlln of 037 West Johnson
street? took place nt the. homo of tho
bride's- father, on Saturduy afternoon,
at 4 o'clock Mr. Waldner gave his
daughter In marrlnge and the Rev
Clrtr es F Albany, of the Roxborough
MehodlHt Cmirc . performed th .-er.-mony
iussSt" Ho Hutlin. a sister of tiie
bridegroom, attended the bride as brides
maid, ami Mr Joseph Hutlin acted as
best man for hlii brother. A small recep
Ion for tho immedlato families fo lowed
be ceremony Mr nnd Mrs Hu'Hn aro
spending some time at tlie Cor.ntb a...
Allan Ic City, N. J After October 1 they
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The wedding of Miss Catherine V
O'Brien, of 5R1S Catharine street, and
Mr John J McOrcndy, of 180'3 North
Fifteenth streel, took place nt the Chinch
of tho Tinnsflguratlon, Fifty-fifth street
utul Cedar nveiiuc, this morning nt 'J
o'clock, tho Rev, Father Thompson otll
clntliiiT. A wedding breakfast followed
Immcdlntcly aftir tho ceremony at the
home of the bride's parents. Miss May
Thomas acted as maid of honor and Mr.
Jo:rph McGrendy, brother of the bride
groom, acted ns best man After an cx
tensive wedding trip, Mr, and Mrs Mc
Oready will llvo at D021 North Broad
street.
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. Mary (larrctson Cook entertained
at luncheon at her home on Mondny
Tho Twentieth Century Club Is plan
ning a large bazaar to be held at the
clubhouse on Thursday nnd Friday
nftemoons ond e.venlngs of next week.
Beside a great aricty of booths, thero
will bo a cafeteria, where a delicious
supper may he had. On both evenings
an attractive fashion show will be given,
followed by dancing. Thursday nfter
noon tho Rainbow Girls will kIno an
entertainment and Friday ahornoon
there wilt be dancing and games.
Mr Charles J Pilling entertained at
ftlnnni nt tti r)Viltn,l,1il,lt, Prtiiwtv flnh
. . . '. . .
on naiurunv evening in nonor oi .miss
Katherlne Burgess, daughter of the Rev
'".V" rirrneri ray Burn, oi rnn-
luirifiiiiii. wiiuho inurriHp iu .ur. i.i.trii'3
J. Pilling, Jr.. took place last evening
at the Mutchmoro Memorial Church.
KENSINGTON
Tho Kaffee Klatch, of which Mrs J.
H Broadtleld, of 3131 Frankford ave
nue, Is a member, will be entertained on
Thursday afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
Krumm. of 2530 North Fifth street The
following ladles will bn present: Mrs
I R Sclp, Mrs. C Sep, Mrs. K Schumm,
1 Mrs. F. A Ludwlg Mrs A MKlroiv,
Mrs M Htephclis. Mrs. Ayres and Mrs
M E. Mitchell.
Mrs tl.trtriitii .1 llunninEtnii nnd liei
daughter, of Allegheny and Frankford
avenues. hao returned from Ocean
City, where they spent the summer.
... .... ,. .. .. .. .
Mr nnd Mrs. John Connor nnd their
family have returned to their home at
3008 Frankford avenue from Wlldwood,
N. J., where they spent tho season.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Sclp, of Coral
and York streets, are spending several
weeks In St Louis, where Mr. Selp Is
attending the druggists' convention,
which Is being held there.
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES
Direction o' Mmm, LEE & J. J HIIUUERT
sasi cur innDT uvas. 8:oo
H, -i wuiix 1 MATS.
.00
turiKin riiia promptly rso one
Rented during llrnt crne.
i.
1.60 MAT. TODAY
'Hcore hit crowded with ft""
cldltlna nnd eparkllni; with Klrls."
- I'resH
GIGANTIC
Winter Garden
MChlCAI. HHOtV
CINDERELLA
on BROADWAY
with MARIE DRESSLER
COMPANY Oi-' U.0 I'llC-W.Ul PHIcnS
NItiHTS. EXCEPT SAT , 2 f.O
LYRIC
EVOS AT fi IB.
POP MAT TODAY
REST SEATS 1 00
"Tli" i horun of liejutlfnl clrla tan lag
i.nd ilaiH'o well." N. Amer.
A Musical Party in Two Acta
THE
GIRL
IN THE
PRIVATE
T y. -i
Heoki and
Lsrlcn hy
EdAArd
Clark
Mule hv
I.leiit GIU
KUU1V1
Hire
With h Hrilllant Comrn or MaMer -omic
A Fizzy Wend of mils, Mcioay
and an Entichp Eiiscmblc of
Gorgeous Girls
NUhts
at
8 10
ADELPH1
MTfi
Tin rts.
e. sr
11 WOOD1" I're.-nt
Th. Drnm.itli- eniiHilnn rf the Yt.ir
iHMSft
IX PERSON
m i irr : a 1
IN
MAT. TOMORROW AT 2:20
CHESTNUT ST.
'T!:ra
inn m;
LAST 2 WEEKS. 2:15, S:15
D. V. GRIFFITH
rvi.r or i o i: and iorns
WAY DOWN EAST1
Mi li JLWVI-I Jii i.J i.
MAT. DAILY t $0o
mitk rnln uttr iMlun nmr w ilf
hnn at Umh thin tlrt-i i.tnh ihettie
prli n
ACADEMY MI'
Last 4 Days
Daily Mat. at 2:13 Evrs., 74 Ji
1TADV r7TT''vrfc7"
lVlr I I M HJ IK I 1
i unit i i.d
thi:m in
IIKIt I.AU'ST
WD i.UI'.ATCsT
PRICES
SUDS
i.v
r.n,
Mils
"if ,t .-.II,
incMidlni .r Tax
rnn.iitnv nin vin at aii iu use
Hill Si'ilt n Ali iii ''. A- .1.1 S'unillnj mi
l.lni. nt ll-i'l" a 1111' i'lwKinut Si und al
ttio Ai.i.lrmj i.f Muhl. It .. unkf
-- D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MAHTKMTI. ritOIH-CTIUN
THE LOVE FLOWER"
ire ciniio riitjui nun i t iiirniv u rectrd hv
U W I.IIIITITM
MKTituroi.tr s iiiiit.v holm:
Thursday Eveninc. Sept. 30
jiiint nt:''i r i.
Y S A Y E
rh Mil Ids loin UiMur nJ
MIROVITCH
Hnatlrtnnl Kuropmp IMnnNt
rain's -jl1 .'.ii in i mi s-i vi s.iin,
W'lTM 'NS 1 1"S iHINJXIT UMM'rT
PHILADELPHIA' ORCHESTRA
LAST UllNii: Id sr. riti: s,'iiv
TifKins roit st i:m: u i'h.ni rriT
Desirable seats in lower part of I
i .mi -i t c . r
house still available ror bat. hve. ,
Ki:hll.N .SAI.i; I'Ml.s Ti'JKiKH. IIVL-
nino at hi:itb i in hibstm't
EITH'S
LILLIAN SHAW
Prertilw Vortl lllnlr.'i I'omMitnno
FAY MARBE
Proniility HontM hii l),in.
Ilrrj lloliimn fo "lorn I'cirlcolii A A.l.
Mi'ln JUihoii, 1 1 m i r y J (.onicy i-o . Others
HRPHFI !M iiiiitn.itit..n .'. ciiuiim t
t.llllfl1 Tomoriow, i'v St ."i0o
Mnc Desmond '" ''"- m:i
I'IMI.IAN CJ.i
.OTIILS
srT wbi:k a widow nv
rnoxr '
DUMONT'S -NI-NTI1 ANU A'lc,'t "s,
yUWUI1 "' MATINUB TODAY, 2. IS
Tji.t Week it Camden Prrhlhlm Prnhlhlll
T
GOBEfi
x
"i-vc;
'V'f
0
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MARKCT ST AtlOVC IftTII Td,,
cisie rerguson rMmmTKit"
KVUV.V ATTRACTION FIIIHT rillOWlNO
HAROLD LLO.YD
In "Oi:T OUT AHD OCT UNDStl" ,
PA I AtT 12H MAIlKKT HTUnBT
JL.L.tWtLi 10 IB, 12, 1 140, 0130, B.'
11,40. fisiB, lor.'M.
THI8
WUHK ONLY TUB MOST AraaAle,
'rt PHOTOPLAY EVER CIIBATEU
IN
41
HUMORESQUE"
Ilv TANNIE ltUHHT,
NO ADVANt'13 IN 1'IUOBB
A R C A Pkl A Chestnut Ht. IJ1. iOth
riLJl 10 A. M.. IS, 3, 8l4.
r. m:., 7:4r, n:no P. U.
THIItrj AND FINAL WEEK
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In a t'leturlzatlon of Ply ,
"CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
HTAriTINO MONDAY NEXT
CECIL B. DcMlLLE'S
"SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT
, ,,A PARAMOUNT PICTUIIE
.NoUhlt (Just liicludi., UlorU Hwtnion,
Llliutt Ucxxtr, una Tluudbre lUjlxtl"
If,T'OD I A -Mrket Klret Ab. Mb
V i I Jlt n a M, lollllSP-M.
EUGENE 0-BRIENMaMSk.
ADDED ATTIIAOTION PAT1IE PrMnt4l
HAROLD LLOYD 5
"PET OUT AND PET UNDER"
f A PTTVM 724 MARKET BTRBOT
V--JT 1 1 UL DOROTHY DALTON In
"UUILTY OF LOVB"
RPP.CMT M-rket St llel. nth
viiviiii i g ortrir. wai.sh in
"THE DEADLINE"
fl OD17 MARKET STHEET
J.IJDIL. AT JL'.N'IPEIt j
It A. M. TO U P. VL
CON'TINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
p'm" "IN THE LIGHT
rrtED. i.onrtAiNE; qtheiis
CROSS KEYS 00TH tAnKET sfa.
1J 2:.10, (1MB ft OP, IC
ANDREW MACK 4
S5?WAY D.BBro,rP.As:
THE "KILTIES" rPLB '
ANITA STEWART
PHILADELPHIA'S I'OREMOHT TI1EAtTE8
BROAD poP- M. Today
ANOTHER SAM H. HARRK
SUCCESS ;
GRANT
MITCHELL ?'
Itepoam His 'TAILOn-MADE-MAN" '
SUCCESS
IN
THE CHAMPION t
By THOMAS E LOl'DEN A A E. THOMAS
Staged by SAM FORREST
A COMEDY TRIUMPH!
THE CRtTtriK M1V
"LniiKhnblv to a. hlKh ilcerpe "
"Audlriit-v mail nlili dolieht '
Preai.
-I.ed.ter.
iiroii nv onutuiilanm ' N
Amerlout.
Frequent A enrnest uiiplaufe Inquirer,
tsr " Record
.. v. . ,ii'i niimuuiiei! tatixil'
"Er-r.-i urrlnc mpiiUuih- ami
rurtiln llillH "Etc. T-.l.r
repeated
l-lne niufts uf mined) ' Bulletin.
i FORREST Mat. TodJy
LAST 4 NIUHTS LAST MAT SATUnDA,T
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Preient. ;
'
FRPn QTHNFt-
. i v - x- uiuii is--
in "TIP-TOP" '
NEXT WEEK SEATS TOMORROW
C'IMHLEH DILLIMIHIM I re cuw li
JOSEPH CAWTHORN
IN A NTW MfSICAL PLAY ' '!
Writlen li WILLIAM I RAIION
MualL Iv VICTOR .IACOR1
"THE HALF MOONf
.oseph vrucAn SaW
l i hAWYEH MA THOMPSON
Mum other, and a Kull Chorux
tupe-l l,y HtEU il LATHAM
MiiMMlNuinhfiH liy ALLAN K EObTEB
GarHck PP- Mat. Today
GEO. M. COHAN'S
- COMEDIANS
TSVT TT X
GRAND OT D NAMDT
--B;iS
Th !!,, ti,r i.v.i,rtion I'r-fenl
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
Oienll.K NlBht TlliT- l-i- Etenlnv, Oct. t
r s i.-, o ci ocu
A I D A
M.ri.s'f.r. s-TfiinA
.i 'T 0
T U' l) 1'I.llCli
CARMEN
ritii i:-i .-. i t i no
!-"- '"" -ami.- ii Wi'Mi.inii'j uo8
'h""n"' "' M-tr.flH in Iinto ii Ticket
FAYS
KNICKERBOCKER
THEATRE
nih A Murk! Mi Ciinttnunim from 12 ."ION.
Mj'n.Ih.I Sii'hiB ir. L'-. K.V Plm Tax)
'I hi' Knrle Willinms "Th" Turplo
I'ltihiT
"IDEAL
fhiiniiton I ml uinimir iin1
rol atli liner of tli World
lx '"..ntrHv - Path itf
Bryn Mawr Horse Show,
' ,
Rryn Mawr, Pa. '
rv'.iss rnnv ixn i hvtivi-bb
rvTii. svTtunvv ixri rmvn
Mornings and Afiernoona
10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Daily
I a!, a ; uml SI mi un bale
At Hippi . 1M7 I'ltrrlnut hi and bot
offu t on irroiiixlii
Aiurli.i4 a iiu'bl Monilfifiil niii.w horaea in
r''.piiilr rvnt i
THE "WORLD'S MOsT'llKMARK
ABLE & UNUSUAL EXHIBITION
Till! OLD
CONVICT SHIR
"SUCCESS"
:.uv ai ruui wr itinKivci til.
ciwn to u i-ui.mp From n m to io p. u.
..OBTISS02 SCHOOL
4 DANCING LESSONS5
Kijo i h. mim i i ruiij up. n ii iv & Night
Tl-
rh.M in ii i' in i mm I'l'rii'
K OIJ SWEET SWEETIES
iJXJ Willi un All-Blar Ct n4
FHiiioimlViH'ork Alley Chortm
Peopl
UchIiikioii An k t'limlxrlaiU
Mlirn.- Dulll !!
The Jack Sing'-'r Show
With IIAKIir LANDt:it
: r
Wnlnul ,b 8lh Mat. Todaor
Mil: r.VBH.I'OI'ULAR
Golden Crook
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Mat. I.lly
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