. !J ' f ' JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE "Nancy Wynne Hears That Rodman Wanamaker Will Sail for Europe Next Month--Miss Ruth Packard to Bo t Introduced at a Tea Today ODMAN WA,NAMA"KRtt, 2d, Is i, n.rnln1f pome polo plnycr. You i. hn will be twenty-one next Mon day but as lie Is -In mourning for Ms grandmother there will bono celebration. Hod Is golnj: to Fall for Europe on November U7, anil ho will Join Tommy Hitchcock, the polo plnycr, who is KtudtinR nt Oxford. Rod will return to thU country In January, but In May be ngaln will ro to L'ttrone. Mrs. TliomHon Is plnnnlns to go with h Fon In Maj; nnd to tnkc n house In England during the polo season, wlillo Boil takes part In the International polo tournament, which by the wny. will be the first one over there kIiicq the war. After the golf oenson they will prob ably travel on the continent. UT1I PACKARD Is to be Intro- ilnced thin afternoon nt n ten given know, and n very sweet girl. She nnd her family returned oovcrnl weeks ago from the Adirondack!!, whero they spent July and August at their camp. A large number of the debtltnutcH Will receive with her, some among them belug Jane Hepburn (didn't I tell you tie U popular as can lie), 7isbcth llovd. Klsle duPout, Augusta Ilarrl fon, Virginia Carter, Annp Aslitnn, Itu'soll Tuck"!1. Ottllle Morris, lvalue Sullivan. Mnrgnrettn Ilarilsou, Polly Griwom, Itltu Hccksclicr, Mnvy Lloyd NorrlH, Anne llnrelnv, M-iry II. Thayer, Anita Straw-bridge uud n great mnn'y other!). W rilAT a time poor Mr. Ilolnnd Taj lnr has had In the last year ! Ton remember she and her two daugh ters Marjorlc, i ho Is now Mm. Gordon Hirdulek, nnd Elizabeth, were at the hotel In Old Point Comfort when it was burned down. And now tliltt Hum mer he had gone to Winter Harbor, Me., with Elizabeth for the warm month when Elizabeth was taken down with appendicitis nnd hnd to be rushed to the liar Harbor lloipitnl, where ihc was operated upon. Every tiling nent well after that nnd they were on tlielr jaelit coming home when Mrs. Tnylor wns taken very ill nnd just readied Boston In time to bo taken to the Hn. State Hospital, where she. too. nas operated upon for appendicitis. 1 am glad to be nblc to say that she is convalescing and will return to Gwyn edtl Valley in a week or two. Elizabeth is with her now nnd will, of course, nc company her home. Such experiences in loss than six months must be burd on the nerves, i-ny nothing of tbo physiinl strain. I am glnd it has all come out well. THAT vai n pretty teu Mm. Edwin Heiivnn ftnve for her granddaugh ter, Virginia Cu-ter, yesterday after noon nt Chestnut Hill. Virginia looked very sweet In her simple but cxijuMte white frock, which hnd Just enough tulle In the trimming to give it n niry effect. Her tlowers were beautiful. I sever saw such dahlias and chrysanthe mums and roses. Each ten I go to I think. "Well, those are the prettiest flowers I lmve ever teen," nnd yet, nt each one there is nlwnys some new effect in a bouquet or some special bloom I hme uot noticed before nnd I nm fairly carried nwny with the beauty and fragrance of them nil. There were a great many persons there: in fact when I went iu nbout S o clock It wns ns much as I could do to to jet into the drawing room where they were receiving. People often suy they are bored by teas, but if they ntc strict! honest with themselves, thev will uelviinw ledge it's more the idea of roing tlmti the actual beiug there, tiiat bores them for when you do ro jou nlwa. hnp n dandy time nnd von see mi mam people you know, and 'the girls nlnH look so pretty nnd shy and tlielr frocks me so dainty and sweet. 111) ou happen to notico the frock fJ Mrs. Antelo Deverenx was wear Ini on the Inst dnv of the Horse Show t Hrjn Mnwr? It wns most remark able and nlM most becoming to her. She to tiny niul dainty that shn can wear odd gowns like that one, and if 3 nu dnl not see it ou really ought to hear about it. It wns n nuvy blue Jiiiksmn bloiihe dress made with nn Mtreiiu'Iy short shirt. The blouso wns neld in with u narrow leather belt nnd the whole thing wns rib-knitted by nnntl. Mrs. Deverenx wore gruy nilk Moeklngs nnd tan low shoes with those new buckles which appear to come out "I the shoe like n nmp. turn over nnd end in ii long fringe which sptends over the foot. 'I hoy r,, u,r. l,OT)miUK t0 a tinnll foot or n long uurrow one. Mrs. Deverenx s foot Is very small. She wore b large blue hut, of u port of turquoise IX t her home in vwnnovn Dy ner par ents, Mr. nnd Mm. George It. Puck ard. Huth Is n sl'ter of Mnry Pack .,.i nil!ln"s nnd Hetty Packard, you mf Chertalc Hats ji IB Exquisite Fur Models Hl l by Mr. M. Wenger III ugk The name House of Wenger when raffl v2k associated with Hats or Furo JwM y&jfk always expresses in the ZiV ImtflJk highest degree qual- ,, JIjM li House of Wenger i 229 Walnut St. At 13th Street, Opp. St. James Hotel PLEASE NOTE: We have no .connection with aW other house bearing the name "Wenger." vw tl W x"- -"" WIJH shade, which was Just right for her very blue eyes. She looked extremely well, 18-lLL nan31 wynne. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .. An Interesting wedding to society In this? city took placo last evening nt Salis bury, N. C. when Mrs. Newborn Ettlnc, who was formerly MIsb Claudia Mock. oftha Helgravin, and Mr. John I'rlco wetlierlll, Jr.. were married, nt the homo of tho bride's mother. The marriage was a very quint one, owing to tho se rious Illness of Mrs. Mock. The orlly cucsts present were Mrs. Frederick llaln, n sister ; Mrs. -O. Kdward Atherton, Mr. O. ICdwnrd Atherton. it lirnthnr.ln.tnw. r.nrt Mlas Charlotte Bain, n niece of tho i ui me. Miss Mnrlon Tnylor, a counln of Mir T-ntty IJorlo, will net as her maid of honor nt her marriage to Mr. Albert Nolle, which will take place on Novem ber 0, In the Church of Our Saviour, Jen klntown. Miss Virginia Newbold. an other epuRln, will be flower girl, nnd Mr. Rchnnl T. Nnllo will be best man for Ms brother. 'Invitations have been received from Mr. and Mrs. William W. l-'ltlor. of Qulphmont, Vlllcnova. for n dinner J?,"ce, which thev will kIvo In honor of Miss Henrietta MncDonald Wilson, de butanto daughter of Ur. nnd Mrs. W. Reynolds W.lson, of 1709 Spruce street, on Saturdny, November 0. Invitations hnvo been Issued by Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd for tho marriage of their daughter. Miss Mnrthn Clara Todd, nnd Mr. Allen Welsh Dulles, which will take place on Satuidny after noon. October 16, nt 4 o'clock, nt Wood lands, the homo of Mrs. John'Strntton' Oilman, In Baltimore, Md. Miss Eleanor Hnrrln entertained nt luncheon at the ColWo Club thin nrtnr. noon In honor of Mlrs Marjorlo Wlstnr Canby, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Wll Mam Marriott Canby, of Thornelawn Oermnntown. whoso mnrrlago to Mr. Boger Whltnll Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank H. Tnylor. of Seminole ave nue. Chestnut Hill, will take place In tho Hummit Presbyterian Church on Satur day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Wllfrod Icwls and their mm ly, of Iloso lane, HnVcrfoid, re turned laBt week from their summer home, Jericho Farm, North Haven, Me. Miss Mtlllcent H, Lewis his returned to Vnssnr, where sho Is n member of tho class of 1922. Mr. W. Sargent LevIs, ,vno graduated from Ynle last spring, has entered tho architectural department of the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clayton nnd Miss Uarnnrn. I Clayton, of Oraywyn. Hrnya lane, Haverford. expect W go to their city home, which tlu!y recently pur posed nt 2221 Do I.anCey plnce, the early part of November, Wheie they will spend most of the winter. Miss Margaret Denlso Uoyle. daugh ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel A. Boyle, of 0329 Shorwood road, Overbrook. whoso mnrrlagu to Mr. Dwight Bnrrett Thonip hon will bo nn event of the tarly w liter, will be the guest of honor at u bridge party which Mrs. Charles W. Chandlue. of 0SS7 Drexel road, will give to morrow afternoon, The guests will Include Mrs. George Atherholl, Mrs. Donald Beardsley, Mrs. Ulchard Bremen, Mrs. John Bland. Mrs. Joseph Blnns, Mrs. Frederick Chandler. Mrs. Grllkttci Colllni). Mts. Ueorgo Fernlcy, Mr.i. John Ollmore, Mrs. J. Wallace Hallowell Jr.. Mis. duy Hallowell, Mrs. William Har rlty, Mrs. Thomim Kinder, Mrs. tieorge Kerhaugh, Mrs. Kenneth Luders, Mrs. Frederick Mitchell, Mrs. Ueorse Mc Clclkin. Mra. Leslie Mulford, Mrs. Fred elck Stnngur, Mrs. Frank Zel). Ml?i Lu clllo Burlin, Miss Agnes Brown. Miss Gwendolyn Fianklln, Miss Klcanor Mcnde, Miss Kthel Nyce. Miss Ada Mc Dnn'el. Mlsa TCunlco Williams. SIlss Vlr clnla Wetlierlll. Miss Helen Gormlev and Miss Gladys Klrby. Miss Vlvlcnno Bartlctt. ilmighler of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlctt, of 1435 Stirucc street, will bo Introduced to so ciety at a tea that her parents will lvo In her honor at their homo on Thursday nfvinoon. November II, followed by n d nner and danco for tho rtcelvlncr party. Tho Saturday afternoon dansante nt tho Bellevuc-Strntford will bo held eury afturnoon from 4.30 to 0 o'clock In the Stratford room. A pretty noon wedding took nlace yes terday, when Miss Agnes B. Ilusaell, of this city, was married to Mr. John J. Moffett, of tho Plains, Vn. The ceremony was pcrfoimed by the Itov. H. V. Purvis, of the M. K. Church After a wedding breakfast ajid reception, Mr. and Mrs. Moffett left on a wedding tilp of two wicks to Miami, Fla. Upon their re turn thoy will live nt 1223 Westmoreland street. Miss Luclllo doKoacnko, of St. Asaph's road, Bala, who spent tho summer at Loon Lako, in the Adlrondacks, returned homo yesterday. Mm lllchnrd W Onieiod nnd her sis ter, Mifca Annn Watts, will not open their nomo nt 2304 Do Lancey place, but havo tnken apartments fat tho colonial, Elev enth and Spruce streets, whero they will spend tho winter. Mrs. Omerod and Miss Watts are sisters of tho lato Mr. Ethfl bert Watts, Mr and Mrs. Klchard Wcoil Ran dolph, who occupied a house In Media during tho summer, nro now nt Idlewlld, whero they will spend the month of Oc tober. ur. nnd Mrs. Kdward Iungcrlch Keffor, of 6971 Drexel road, Overbrook, hnvo Issued InvltntlonB for tho marriage of their daughter Mlsa Florence Marie Kcffer, nnd Mr Karl Louis Hlllthorp, of Radnor, which will take placo at their homo on Saturday. October 23, at 4 o'clock, followed by a, reception. Mr. iJi.. -' " I w fa " EUlthorp Is a brother of Mrs. Howard W. Pcrrln, of Radnor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lucius Beebe, of Wnl llngford, nnd their family, who returned recently from Susscrn, N. Y., whert they spent the Bummer, moved last week to tholr now home formerly occupied by Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hershey. on tho Plush Mill road, Wnlllngford. The first meeting of tho class for the utiiiiv nt miiKlcnl history. Which has been organised by the Philadelphia Music Club, will take placo nt iu.jo ooioci; tomorrow morning nt the Art Alliance JUrs. Chnrles A. Ilnymond Is chairman bf tho class. A Junior department for girls hns nlso been formed by tbe club, when tho first meeting In connection with thl3 will be held In th Clover Room of the 'Rellovue-Stratford at 4 o'clock on November 9. Mr. George C. McOrnth nnnounces the marriage of hla daughter. Mlst Grace Geneva McGrath. to Dr. James Bernard jjlcICeowi on Wednesday. Septemhet 29. Dr. nnd Mrs McKeown will bo nt homo after November 1 nt 5101 Angora Terrace. Miss Clnlrc Roedelhelm. daughter of Mrs. Ida Roedelhelm. of the St. James Hotel, and Mr. Paul Henry Schweitzer, of Pittsburgh, will bo married on Thurs day, October 14, at noon. In the Rltz Carlton Hotel. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. Harry Ettelson There will be no attendants ; only the Immediate fam'ly will attend After a western tour, Mr. and Mrs. Schweitzer will make tholr home, after Januaiy 1, H 0RR8 Bartlette avenuo. Pittsburgh Miss Klizabeth Glass, of Yeadon, gave nn attractive card party at her home on Saturday There we.-o ubout twontv flvo guests. The party was given In honor of Ml3s Juno Green, whoso mar rlage to Mr. Charles II. Drew will take pmcu on uumucr i ine I'liiinaeipnui unnpior oi me Knights of Columbus will hold its nn nual reception nt tho American Academy of Music on Discovery Day, Tuesday, October 12. A musical and dance win be given In the Rote Gardens of tho Bellevue on Friday evening, November J 9, by tho Junior Alumnao of tho Catholic Summer School on Lako Champlaln The commit teo In ehnrgo Includes Miss Louise Ksllng, Miss Agnes MacGonlgle, Mrs Howard Prlzer, Mlbs Dorothy Gasktll, MIbs Cutherlno Hsl ng, MIsh Helen Mc Mlchol, Miss Agnes McNIchol, Miss Jo Bephlno McAllister, MImi Isabel Whelan, Miss Sadie Million and Mlsa Mar It Mnllon. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Burns Weston, who have been living at Huverford for a number of years, have returned from thir summer camp at Ausnble Club, St. Huberts, In tho Adlrondacks, and have tnken nn upartmoiu at tho Mald btone, 13J7 Spruce street, for the winter. Mr and Mrs. James Bacon Douglas, of Beechl rook, Swarthmore. entertained friends at a reception and danco on Monday ovenlng at tho Sprlnghaveu Club, Wnlllngford, in celebration of their wedding anniversary. MOORESTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Burr, Jr, are visiting Mr. Hartman Burr, on Main street. Mrs. Wnltcr Thomas and her daugh ter, Mlhs Mary Thomas, who havo been visiting for two weeks In Indiana, havo returned to their home on Main street. Mrs. Shanten entertained tho mora- tJJAVEat48BST PARIS NEW YORK 3Ritz-BrJtm 3hi!a$tl)ihia (MPS -s ANNOUNCE KfEW FASHIONS for Autumn ESPECIALLY FEATURING pards aowi TAILORED WEAR SPORTS WEAR HATS BLOUSES FURS AND ACCESSORIES A CHARMING GROUP bcrs of tho school orchestra at n din ner nt Cednr Lako on Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Newlln Stokes nro spending several weeks with Dr. and Mrs. William Howson, In Overbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Smith ep nt tho week-end with their daughter, Mlns Mercy Smith, who Is a student at Miss Shipley's school, at Bryn Mnwr. NORRISTOWN Mr. and Mrs Albert llelgt enter tained nt n Halloween party at their homo at Maples. Th guests present from Norrlstown were Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, Mr. and Mrs Hugeno Eg bert, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pulvcy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Groff. Mrs GcorRe Grrff. Mr. and Mrs Charles Hurst Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Rambo, Miss Gertrude Sill, Miss Mildred Cox, Miss B-sslo Snylor, Miss Klizabeth Chambers, Miss Margaret Groff. Miss Margaret Harring ton, Miss Blanche Cox, Mlsa Myu.i Batten, Miss Kllu Wclkel and Mr Roy Knrl. Dr. F.dgnr K. Buyers, of DeKalb street, who Is In Pittsburgh l.s attend ing the annual convention of the Penn sylvania Stnto Medical Society In tcs slon th?ro this week Tho marriage of Min Cot a Archer, daughter of Mrs. William Archer, of Dc Kalb street, and Di. John Sudler. of Brldcevllle. Del., wns quietly solemnized on Tuesday, In the Washington Me morial ChapM. Valley Forge Dr. and Mrs Sudler, will llo In Bildgevllle. DELAWARE COUNTY Mr un'd Mrs. Joseph Swtiln enter tained nt a reception at Swarthmore Collep! u lew evenings ago In honor of tin students Mr Swain Is the college I lerld nt. Mls Virginia Hippie, daughter of Mr. nrd Mrs. John K. Hippie, of Midl.i bat. gone to Syracuse. N. Y where she has entered the university. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Merrill have nurchased the home of Mrs. Rebecca Richards In Media, wheio thty will re main lndctlnltcly. ROXDOROUGH Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coatcs, of St. Louis, Mo , who havo been spending the late summer nnd early autumn with Mrs. Coates's paronts, Mr. und Mrs William Sjkes. of 308 Green lane, are locolvlng congratulations on the biru, of a ton, John Thomas Contes, on Sat urday, October 2, Mrs. Coates was Miss Idnu Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Fozard have returned from Washington and will be nt homo at G547 Rldgo avenue. Th brldo was Miss Sablna Klrklaud, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klrkland of Conshohocken. GERMANTOWN Mrs. Gcorgo L. Richard, who has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs William T. Steel, at the Wood-Morton returned todnv to her homo in Neponslt L. I. Mrs. Richard was Mlsa Klizabeth Chllds Steel. Mrs. Julian Illllman, of Atlantic City, Is Bpendlng some time with her pareutB, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ki-auskopf, at their home on Pulaski avenue. Mr. Harold H. Wallace, of 438 Hast Mt. Airy avenue, has returned from u week's stay at Hast Lai I, Pa. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. George II 4 j r' I IS SI I WtiBHDkY, McConnell, of 232 Knst Johnson street, will bo glad to hear that Mrs. McConnell Is recovering from her recent Illness. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Ii Shaw, their daughter. Miss Marjorlc Shaw, their son, .vir. Artnur ii Khnw, Jr., of Wnyno nvenuo. nnd Miss Helen Kcrrlck, of 228 West Hortter street, motored to Ithaca, N. Y., whero Mr. Shaw, Jr.. entered tho fieshmnn class at Cornell University. Mr. and Mrs William T. Thlller. of 6220 Bnynton streit, with their guests, Mr. and Mrs Van Reld, of Reading, havo returned from a motor trip to Lake George. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Wilson, of luipenocKen street and Germanlovvn nvenue. entertained nt dinner nt their hpmo on Saturday evening 'n honor of ir. anu ,irs eranic Wilson, or over biook. Covers wcro laid for eight cucsis. HOLMESBURG Mr. Samuel Stokes, of State road and IPiawn street, and their daughter, Mrs. Jiines Kinney, or itowinnrt avenue, nro on nn extensive trip to Nlng.ir.i Falls, uuiinio anu unnnua JUIss Gertrude Newlln. of Ashburnor street. Is spending a fortnlKht In Svra cuse, N. ., where she Is visiting her uncio niid aunt, .vir. nnil Mis L. uicnmer. STRAWBERRY MANSION Mr. Maurice Stern left this week for Harvard College, whero he will resumo his studies, after spending tho summer mention wuii ins patents, .vir. nnd Mrs. Samuel -Stern, 3007 West Oxford street. Mss Yetta Rubin, of 2019 North Thirty-third street, was given a mlsccl- imieous suovvcr ny Mrs. Jacob Rubin. Miss Rubin will bo married to Mr. Morton Doinbro on October 12. Mr nnd Mrs M. Holler havo returned from Atlantic City to their home, 3228 West Clifford street. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Oumpert nnd Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Pollack have leiurneil from Atlantic City to their iiuine, is-.t ;,ortli Twenty-eighth street. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Calmann have removed from 282B Montgomery avenue, .' tiiiiii new upuriiuciii.s ii ii j isortn i' ir ici'imi sireei. WISSAHICKON Mr. and Mrs. Graham John Little wood, of i.12 Sumac street, nre receiving congratulations on tho birth of a son, Graham John Llttlewood Jr., on" Hun day, October 3. Mrs Llttlewood will bo icmembcied ns Mls.s Miniue Schroder. ifflmiiiiiMiiiMmwipiiiiiiiM I 122-1224 WALNUT STREET ill Adjoining the St. James 1 j TO '1 For Friday and Saturday 1 Extraordinary Offering: Plain Tailored Suits In silvcrtone. velour de Inint and tricotine?. . Smart, individual models, in all wanted $ Cj.50 shades. Values up to $85.00. t: Fur Trimmed Suits Of velour de laine and silvcrtone, with col lars of scalene and nutria. Values up to $110.00. . 3 ygawiaiMrm f O0T0JBIitft 7, 1920 MlSS CLAIRE B. GIBBS 1VIARRIEP IN TRENTON Becomes Bride of Mr. Wlckham Harter Other Interesting Marriages A wedding of Interest took place In tho First Presbyterian Church, Trenton, last evening when Miss Claire Brlscoo Olbbs, daughter of Mr, and Mrs Wesley albbs, of Yaidley, became the brldo of Mr.Wlck ham Harter, son of the Rev. and Mrs H. L. Hnrtcr, of Trenton Tho ceremony was performed by the bridegroom's fnthcr, neststed by tho Rev Peter It. Hmmons, pastor of tho church. The church was decorated with palms nnd Chrysanthemums. Tho bride, who was given In mnrrlago by her father, wore n, whlto charmeuse gown, with court trnln, trimmed vvltli duchess Ince, with silk tullo veil caught vvltli orange blossoms. Sho carried n shower bouquet of Brldo rosos nnd orchids. Tho mntron of honor, Mrs. S. L. Rogers, sister of the bride, wore n Nile green pussy-willow taffeta dress with a silver hat and Bhe carried n shower bouquet of flesh rosebuds. Tho bridesmaids wcro Miss Beatrice Glbbs, Mlts Cntherlno Arnol. of Ynrdley, Miss Lucy Fnrrell nnd Miss Dona Bower, of Trenton, who wore pussy-willow taf feta dresses In shades of peacock blue, orchid, gold and peach, with hats to match nnd they carried Colonial bouquots. Tho llovvcr girls, Miss Helen Irwin Qlglo, of Ynrdley, and Miss Ellznbetli Appleget, of Trenton, woro embroidered flesh-color pussy-willow tnffctn with lints to match nnd they carried baskets of rostnuus. Mr. Chnrles C. Stover, of Trenton, wis best man nnd the ushers wero Mr. Robert K. Hnrtcr, Mr. Hnrry L. Saums. Mr. Hnrry S Porter, Mr Linton S. Mnrshall of Trenton, Mr, Robert Colston, of New York, nnd Mr. Harold Sheppard, of Wilmington. A reception followed nt the brlde'j home, Rtvermahr, after which Mr. and Mrs, Harter left for a, trip by motor to Canada. ' MARON KANB Tho marrlngo of Miss Angela F. Kan? and Mr Walter Lucas Maron took plnco yesterday nt 9 o'clock at tho Church of St Francis do Sales, Forty-seventh street nnd Sprlngtleld nvenuo Tho brldo was given In marriage by her brother, Mr, James II. Kane, and attended by her 'Istcr. Mlsa Claire IC-ine. The bridegroom hnd as his best man Mr. John C. Cnsanl nnd his ushers wero Mr. Thomas Doric, Mr. William Mansell, Mr. John Olascott, Mr. Joseph Mnhcr, Mr. John K. Walsh nnd Mr. Frank R. Smith. Two nieces of tho brldo wero flower gins ana two nephews of the bride groom wero pages Immediately following tho ceromony breakfast wns served at tho home of tho bride, nfter which Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnron left on nn extended wedding trip. They will bo nt home nfter November 15 at 412G Chester avenue. HWING MILLER A quiet wedding was solemnized In tho Church of the Lplphany, Flfty-sevcntii street and Biiltimuro nvenuo, yesterday at noon, when Miss Mnry Kiln Miller, daughter of Mrs Robert M Miller, bo- enmo tho brldo of Dr. Robert Morley Hwlng. Tho bride, who wns unattended, was given In marriage by her brother, Mr. Melchlzedcch Miller The ceremony wns witnessed by tho families and a few Intimate friends. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Dr. and Mrs Ewlng will live at 0247 Wash ington nvenue. nOBL'UTS LOKW The wedding of Miss Itcelna V. Loew, of Oak Lane, nnd Mr. George 11 Itoberts, of lAisan. was solemnized in Holv Trinity Presbyterian Church on Satur da at noon, tho Itev. Dr. Wltllnm uanies Lower oniclatlnR. The brldo was nccomnanled by MIsb Mnry Saylor IUC It- rtr I unnmnn, oi itoyerstoru, nnu tne brlde Kroom had his brother. Lieutenant Dr. Norman Itoberts, of the U. S. .'., as his best man. Mr. Itobert A. Murrav. n brothcr-ln-law of tho bride. Bavo her In marnaRu. (iiiests were present from Plltalmri-li. PlnlnflnM V .1 Ilnvrarnr.l and New York. After n weddlnc trip spent In tho South, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts ..(. .'IT ... 1IU.I.U tl,,VI VI.IUUIT IU III Frankforcl ALLEN MAGCn Tho wedding of Miss Arabella Mapee and Mr Thomas Allen, of this city, was solemnized In Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church Monday at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. William Barnes Lower, pastor, officiating. Tho bride was nccompanled liv her sister. Miss Clara Mageo. Miss Mary Shreve acted ns brldtsmald, whllo Mr. George Harrison was best man. After n wedding trip of several weeks epent In tho East Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen will bo at home after November 1 nt 4811 Roose velt Iloulevard. Guests were present from this city, Trenton and New York. ItECKHU GOLDMAN A pretty homo wedding will tako place 2 . ' ii SI ' 1 I Si $75 I ' this evening at 6 o'clock, when Miss Glzelle Goldman, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Goldman, of 3012 Berks street, will bo married to Mr, Israel Becker, of Alexandria, Vn. Tho cere mony will bo performed by tho Rev B, Levlnthal, The brldo will wear a gown of hnnd'Cmbroldercd crepe de chine with tullo veil nnd will carry a shower bouquet of roses nnd Hlles-oMhe-vnlley. She will be attended by Miss Zlda Lcssner ns mnld of honor, who- will wear a costume of white georgette hand em broidered In blue. Tho best man will bo Mr. Dnvld Becker, brother of the bridegroom. After nn extended wed ding trip they will llvo In Wnshlngton, P. C. WRIGHT BROOKS The ninrrlnge of Miss Mildred Brooks, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Hnrry Brooks, of B036 Wnyne nvenue, to Mr Samuel II. Wright, of C96 West Johnson stroot, took plnco nt the homo of the bride's nnrrnlq nn Kiturrtnv evenlne nt 7 o'clock. tho Rev. Henry W Stringer, of the First Baptist cnurcn, oermnntown, omciaiing. Miss Gladys Brooks attended her sister ns bridesmaid and Mr. Leo Wright act-J ns best man for his brother. A ro ccptlon followed tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wright nre on a motor trip to Washington, nfter which they will bo nt home at 090 West Johnson s'reet, Oermnntown. ALONG THE MAIN LINE The ladle n of the Nnrberth Tennis As sociation will glvo n masquerade dance on Haturdny evening, October 30, In Lltn Hall. Miss Ruth H. Prcacott. of Essex ave nue, Norbcrth, gnvc a houso party for the following .friends, at her, parents' cottage In OccKn City. Inst week- Miss Marguerite SparkB, M'ss Helen Fuller ton, Miss Mnry Howard, Miss M. Ar mour. Mr. Herbert Rose. Mr. Herman Blsler, Mr. Graham Miller, Mr. William Lconnrd, Mr. Don Brown nnd Mr. Wil liam Townsend. ALONG THE READING Dr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Hnrrls nnd their family, who have spent several weeks al Nantucket, Mass . have returned to their homo in Elklns Pnrk. Mrs. Wllllnm A. Law nnd her daugh ter, Miss Margaret A. Law, havo re turned to their homo In Ab'ngton from Chester. Nova Scotln, where thty havt bpent tho summer. Invititioni or Announce- Slodfrato Prlcra '-BMIJB' nientl Write or Phone for Kncravnl or rrlntrd Rnmplea. ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 W.Innl St roiccsK3(tKasnsrt a ii I Don't go home all in k aiici aiiuLiLiing. Drop in "Collins" some mild exercise a good body mas satre, calt rub and cabinet bath will bring the flush of YOUTH to your cheeks and immediately disperse t h n t "tired feeling." Appointments made until 5 P.M. Trial Demonstration Treat ment Gratis COIL1LIINS (INSTITUTE i' U '. For Women Exclusively Bellevue Court Building 1418 Walnut Street Phone Spruce 5J,8i, iX Tt" ',k' A W Noxt to the Dellevue-Stratford. 1 TWTTTV'PriWTTTrr','rTf i i"" PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THKATRE3 C ARRiric' Nights at 8:10 Vj-r.f.llX. Mat Tuea..Wod. i. Eat. ONLY THIS WEEK & NEXT GEO. M. COHAN'S (n COMEDIANS M H- ISN'T IT A GRAND OLD NAME? NEXT WEEK SEATS BELLINO POSITIVELY LAST WEEK BEST SEATS $2 AT POPULAR MATS. TUES. (COLCMUUS) AND WD FOR R FST NlB,,t" at 8-,r' 1 V11L,J 1 Jtata. Weu. 4 Sat. i.13 CHAItLES DILLINGHAM Presenta JOSEPH CAWTHORN In a New Mimical riiy Written by WILLIAM LHAIKN Music by VJCTOIl JACODI "THE HALF MOON" JOSEPH SANTLEV ' ' OSCAH SHAW MAL'DE EDUHNE ,VV S'SLra. . a fttfcW80 ataKC.l by intLD. O. LAT1IAM Mujlcal Numberi by ALLAN K. KOhTCn Nt. W: Mp-clal Mat. lu, Instead of vjj heats for Next Ve,k on al. C. ' BROAD NlKhta ut 8:7s Mala Wi-d A Sat. ut 2:13 SAM a HAHIIIS Presents GRANT MITCHELL or A TAII.OIt-MADE Miv FAME inTHE CHAMPION Soota for tlw L-iHt Wk on Sale Today METKOPOLITAN OPEUA HOLSE OPENING TONIGHT Zt. 1 5 The Italian Lyric Federation Presents SEASON Ol' riHAND OPEIt V AIDA MAT HAT AT 2 CAnwv Seats now nn .rni..' "". W. I. UU Chestnut at. Sle rowlliin nTl'"?"n "? (Jfflce. " "" 1IU1 ACADEMY OFMUSiC LAST 2 DAYS Turns. Dally Mat nt 2:1.-. Evp, "t1 0 Another Griffith Sensation D. W. GRIFFITH Touches New Heights in . T g Love Flower Only 2 More Days Thursday and Saturday PRICES Mats- -3 ni B0c E'fiS , 25c, BOo ana 7Be ACADEMjToFlviuSic Tomorrow Night at 8:30 n,l8oTHroTs't!sWS,mA TOM BURKE I'ncler Direction of VM MOnnis In Hepertolro of Italian Arias, Ilallads an4 Irlh Fonca . Good Spats Still Avnilnblo Tickets. Jt, tlm, rs, 2 no ni 13 .. Hepiw'a. 11 in Chestnut atr'eV ' "' at KNAHE PI NOrsED KXCJA'SIVELY DUMONT'S k'n Aitcii em EMMETT WELCH Minstrels '"Wliat Ars Tou Burnlnr' "Baasball f-nnlrl i it-! iiL i . ii i i l i i i n in r I . i ntf.i '. i ' - i t .. f - i JPl I 4 i Market St. b, 10th 11 A.M. to 11 I'.M. CHARLES RAY villao. a"' Winter Grand Opera Muilcnl Fiitlnj. PAI A T UAKKGT BTHBil!' JrAJLA.11, in a. m ,12. s. a.,1 B.4r, 7,4n. V).80 l'r W..' DOROTHY DALTOM Vho1?& Nt WU. Loulae Olaum In "Lo Madness" ARCADIA 'T$R?ki2Sl B.4B. 7.4S. 0.80 P, UiT Cecil B. De Mille s inbpiiiin'o rnqnucTiON "SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT" ... , A PAIUVMOl'NT PlfTUnE Isntnljle Cat Includes Gloria Hwanson, nillott Dexter and Thoi!oro Ilolierts. VICTORIA rffiiftffi i.nu noY sfOTT's thriller "Partners of the Night" N'ext Week WILLIAM KARNUM In "inn jovoi'H TuofiiLn jiakekb1' CAPITOL 72t MAKKCT ST. THBDA HAHA 1 "CLrJOPATnA." RFPPMT MAituur bt. iici. ittu rvevjen i oi.ivb thomas 'DAP.LINO MINE GLOBE MAItlCET BTIII5ET AT JUMPCIt ii,is a hi i'n ii r. M. CONTLNUOUS VAUDHVILLB ANDREW MACK UUJLimra CALirOHNIA 1IAT1I1NO BDAL'TIKS CROSS KFYS wii & MAitiiUT Ta. V,rvJOD IS.C.XD y.jy ,iM3 upM LEONA LA MAR "a'r' with a UCW1NA L 1V1M1 -fhouaand Kyes- BROADWAY I,rf""1 n'r av DELMORE & LEE ALICE BRADY I, PHiLADnr.niLvs liiadtnoi h katoes Direction of Meaiira. LKU & J. J. UHUIimiT SA" SHUBERT Last 2 Week. MAT RAT. ItnST HHATR 2 Owlns to lenrth.of performinca curiam iiioea at n nnarp ai niKn( and at S Bhnrp at Mat. 31QANT1C NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN MUSICAL TRIUMPH CINDERELLA on BROADWAY wlth Marie Dressier c0ot rro-War Prlcea Nlelitj, Uxtept Sat., I2..-.0 I VD ir LAST 2 WUEKH Uvea, at 8.11 LIK1LMat. Sat. , $L50 A MUSICAL PAr.TY IN TWO ACT8 The GrIKL THE PRIVATE ROOM ' With o nrllllant Co of Mttfr Comic. A rtiry Plcnil of Prill Mfledy cna an En- tlclnx Lnaimtila of OorReuua fJIrla. Nlihta at ADELPHIS. S:20 --" - -"-ft SA1V A. II WOODS Prcaenta Tho Dramatic Senntl"P of th Tear LAST 3 DAYS tnoEffl IN PERSON tIIe blue flame LAST POP MATINEE TODAT nK SEATS NOW SELLING MON LEE MOniUSON ANNOUNCES THE ItACINO Mt'SICAL COMEDT "DEARIE" ADAPTED l'nOM "WlLDKIItE" . By George Broadhurst and George V. Hobart With Music by MALVIN FKANKLIN 111U CAST Of MUSICAL IUV01UTK3 Tim Tamous Plantation Kour uml Itirco Dozen Dtarlea CHESTNUT ST. OPCUAIIOu8 Matinees, 2:15 Evenings, 8il6 Special nrnounr ment I'vtonslon of en eaBtmtnt In rrrpemm to popula- demand. D. W. GRIFFITH'S TALE OI' lOVE AND LOVERS WAY DOWN EAST 'No nn at unriHd " necord. MAT. DAILY ; $K00 NOTE This ut rnrtlon nivcr will tw) khnitn at lea than tlrst-cliiss thcatr prices, Now at foot of M-irktt Street Wharf" WONI rr"" CONVICT AMAZING! ENTERTAINING! EDUCATIONAL! SHIP M'EN TO PUI1LIC 0 A M TO 10 P. JL Metropolitan Opera House flronl & Pojilur Oct. 11-12 "Fi-FioftheToyShop" 600-Local People in Cast600 Benefit Y.W.C.A. Summer Camps EITH'S HACKETT & DELMAR AnJ Company In "Tho Danes Shop'' RUTH ROYE Comedlenna of Syncopation "INDOOR SPORTS' llradlry ami Arifn.' Chir'ns V, S mon. Fallon anil Slilrley Others prripi P'C Kirulngton At?nu Mat. j cui i-i- j al)i, ciimherlaml Dally Sam Howe's Jollities of 1920 With Sammy I'n" M rf llraffdon and Helen Tarr " ws" DANCING "i'honb rrlvat" l.fna Dally. IV 3d A M to tl P. M. Elh"iu momlnir 10 MiMl-rti. 3;) Artult rloasoa Esthttlc It Modern,. Thurst Eva, UlXrOI-V-llVi tiATl.MJK Today. 2.V1 4 SSa MAFDILSMOND l,EU PLAVKIW in otvt JIVRFK-"THE cniMHON AHHI' rT TV7 T hln A"' I'"M. Mat, 'lodsy DL JyJ GirU From Jovland V T '--I ( L 1 k Z. Wl,liriinny limy .Olltrt, V ' """I"' Aonin. lai,To4Hf .)! TTocadero t? iaruiBn muu. vnm-'n '' Cbtt.ina.in...M.rr.rr ' , i .r..i- n.vn; iij'aai f'l ,1 ,n :1 ni ,';! r I M I a 4 3 r . , . . . t't
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