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ROSAMOND STEWAItDSON Is to
be lutreduced Oils afternoon out In
Chestnut Hill at a tea which her mints,
MIm Hlcanor and Miss Mary Steward
ion will glvo. They live at Evergreen
nd Montgomery avenues, out there,
and the tea will be a very pretty af
fair. Hosnmond Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emlyn Stewardson. Mrs.
Rteward'on was Miss Mary J3. Mitchell.
nd Is. If I am not mistaken, a sister
of Lanedon Mitchell and of the Into Dr.
jack Mitchell, whose daughter Worth -lngton
married Dent Macdonough last
July or August.
Mrs. Adolpho Munoz and Miss Caro
line Slnkler will receive with Mrs.
Rtewardson and tho Misses Steward
nn, and will preside at the tea table.
The debutantes who will receive with
no'amond will be Helena Mitchell, who
u a cousin; Jann Coe, Sarah Bar
ringer. Dorothy Stevens. Polly Oris
Tom, Marjorle Gibbons, Virginia Car
t.rV Anne Barclay, Buth Packard,
Mary B. Thayer and Mary Sltcr.
There will also bo a number of last
rear's debutante who will receive;
Lorraine DUston, Jano Tcatman. Mary
Page, Anna Lewis, Mary Wlstcr and
Hope Wilson.
The Emlyn Stewardsons live at 2031
Pine street during tho winter. They
ire at present at their Bryn Mawr home.
I SAW Frances Leaf at tho Bcllevue
the other day at luncheon. She was
beautifully gowned in some of her ncv
Paris creations, lou know Bho was on
the other side this summer.' and she had
a really wonderful time. The dress she
was wearing tho other day was a one
piece model of pearl gray gabardine,
Tery effectively embroidered In dark
blue and silver. She woro a black hat
with black laco falling from tho rim,
In the short veil style. Her fur was
a scarf of gray squirrel and she wore
Flench slippers of black auedo with
black straps fastening them across the
ankle. She looked very stunning.
I HEAR Emmy Schwartz'ls taking up
a special course at Drexel this win
ter. Sho was a student of vassar Jast
year you know, and her engagement to
McKean Allen was announced in the
late spring. sThcy are not going to bo
married this fall, but McKean is going
on with his work, and though I have
not heard positively, I think tho mar
riage bells will ring out in Juno. The
Pchwartzs returned last week from
Vcntnor and Emmy was a bridesmaid
for Ellen Olendinning Frazer on Satur
day. THAT Halloween party which Is to bo
given out at Merlon on October
30 (Halloween falls on Sundny this
year) is going to bo some party, I should
think 1 It's to bo for tho Sunnyslde
Day Nursery, and there Is to be a
Punch nnd Judy show, and movies and
toys and Ice crenm and onko and n whlto
elephant sale with things you don't
want on It, and there's to be a kind of
little fair on the side, ns it were. I am
very interested in It, as I lovo those
children's affairs, don't you?
I HEARD yesterday that Mrs.
Charlemagne Tower is coming up
on Monday from Atlantic City, and Is
going to address the women of the
ways and mcanB committee of tho Ro-.
publican party at tho headquarters at
500 South Broad street. Tho subject
of the address is "Why I am a' Repub
lican," and I think it will bo very In
teresting, for Mrs. Tower speaks very
well and is very charming. The women
of that committee are Mrs. J. Bertram
Llppincott, Mrs. Herbert Ij. Clark,
Mrs. Georgo Dallas Dixon, Mrs. Web
ster Fox. Mrs. Barclay Warburton,
Mrs. William Warden, Mrs. Walter
Thomson, Mrs. Arthur 13. Newbold.
Mrs. Robert 8trawbridgo, Mrs. Edward
Btotesbury, Mrs. Samuel Bodlnc, Mrs.
George Fales Baker, Mrs. Glfford Pin
rhot, Mrs. Tom Robins and Mrs.
Charles Custis Harrison, Jr., who Is
treasurer, while Mrs. George Lorimer
is vice chairman. The committee nlcets
every Monday morning at 11 o'clock,
and last week Mrs. I. II. O'llara spoke.
Thoto women arn all most Interested
in the Republican party, and on Mon
day night you know then; Is going to
bn a woman's mass-meeting In the
Academy of Music. Mrs. Thomson,
Mrs. Warburton and Mrs. Lorimer arc
lotting It up, und I think It will bo very
interesting. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss Mary Hoppln Howland, daugh
ter of Mrs. Fredorloh H. Holland, wilt
bo the guest of honor at a theatre party
en Wednesday, November 24, to be jrlvcn
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the Presentation of Miss
Rosamond Stewardson She Sees a Smart
Paris Frock
.Mr ft,nd Mrs. Georgo It. Packard, or
it Meadowp, Vlllnnovn, beforo the ball
. ... .Mri and Mrs. Stevens Heckschei
;JJi.B,V0 ,Sor..UlSlr daughter, Miss Lu-
cretla s, Hochscher, 2d. (
The receiving party at tho tea which
Mr. and Mrs. aeorgo D Harris will glvo
on Friday, November 5, at Ivy Cottage,
uieir piacii in Ormnntown, to formally
present to society their daughter, Miss
Marianne V Harris, will Include: Miss
P'arlotto Churchill Starr. Miss Anna
Uelln, B. Wood, Miss Bens Pearson, Miss
j!?Vot J,.er, Miss Mary C. Biter, Mls
lvioisa Warrlner, Miss Eleanor dummoy
and Miss lilvelyn Page.
Miss Harris -will ho tho guest of honor
at a danco her uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Henry I. Brown, will glvo on Slon.
day. December 27, at tho Ocrmantown
Pricket Club. Mrs. Harris will give a
luncheon early in January In Mlsu Har
ris's huiior.
Mrs. Franklin Bache will entertain at
luncheon nt rir home, 2102 Pine street.
on November 14. In honor of Miss F.lolso
Warrlner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
UOl Dexter Wnrrlnor. of 13K Wr.mli
Eighteenth stteet. Miss Warrlner will ha
presented to society by her parents at u.
ioa on JNovemuer is.
Mrs. Francis It. Strawbrldge, of School
House lane. Ocrmantown, will glvo a
luncheon at tho Acorn Club on November
J. in nonor or buss Anita Slrawbrldge.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nnhitrt r.
Strawbrldgo, of Meadow Lodge, Bryn
-utiwr.
Iir. and Mrs. Henry Mleldtotnn Pltir
nnd Mrn. nispham will glvo a dinner-
unnre at. ineir nomo, Aiverthorpe, jm
klnlown, on Paturdny. November 20 to
meet MIsh Nancy H. McKean. daughter
'if Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas McKean, of
uoiemont.
Miss Elaine a. Sullivan, daughter of
Mr. and Mm James Francis Sullivan,
of tho Woods, Radnor, will bo tho guest
of honor at a dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Berwlnd, of Welrwood, Rad
nor, will glvo beforo ona of tho balls this
winter. Miss Sullivan will also bo the
guest of honor at a theatre party and
supper her brother-in-law, Mr. Albert
Lincoln Hoffman, will give In Now York,
early In tho winter. Mr. Hoffman's
mother, Mrs. Franc!n B. Hoffman, will
also entertain In New York for Miss
Sullivan during the winter.
Mrs. John Whlto Hoffman, of Penn
and Gulf roads, Bryn Mawr, will enter
tain at a theatre party followed by sup
per at tho RItz-Carlton, Monday night,
November 16, In honor of her debutante
niece. Miss Maria Louise Thompson,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Trotter
Thompson, 2116 Spruco street.
Mrs. J. Koarslcy Mitchell. Mrs. Adol
pho Carlos Munoz and Miss Carolines
Slnkler will presldo nt the tea table at
tho tea to bo given this afternoon, from
4 until 7 o'clock, by Miss Mary Morton
Stewardson and Miss Eleanor Percy
Stewardson, to formally present to so
e'ety their niece, Miss Rosamond Stew
ardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emlyn
L. Stewardson, of 2031 Fine street.
Miss Susan Stewart, daughter of Dr.
nnd Mrs. Robert G. Lo Conte. of Twen
t'eth and Spruce streets .will leave next
Monday for a visit to Prldo's Crossing,
where she will be entertained nn tho
guest of Miss Elizabeth Caswell, daugh
ter of Mrs. John Caswell.
Mrs. Robert Emott Hiiro, who has
been passing: a week In New Yorlt, will
return tonight to her home, Stonyhurst,
Strafford. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hare will oc
cupy their town house, 400 Soutn
Twenty-second street, tho mlddlo of No
vember. Mrs. Peter Williamson Roberts, who
Is spending several weeks at tho Vir
ginia Hot Springe, will return early In
November to her home, Bella Vista,
Villanova.
Mrs. Richard Madeley, of 3112 Mid
valo uvcnuo, Ocrmantown, will entertain
at a theatre party on AVedncsday after
noon, October 27. In honor of Miss Elea
nor Beers, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Edwin Clark Beers, of tho Bclgravla
Hotel, who wilt bo married to Mr.
Oeorso Mitchell Buffum. of Pasadena.
Calif., on November 27. In tho Second
Presbyterian Church, Twenty-first and
Walnut streets. Tho guests will Include
Mrs. Howard Logan-Smith, Mrs. John
C. Prlzer, of East Orange. N. J. ; Miss
Josephine Alcorn, Miss Graco Green
wood, Miss Anna 13. Bolton and Miss
Edith Rondlnolla.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harley Oiler ,of
114 South Eighty-fourth Btreet, New
York, are receiving congratulations on
tho birth of a son. Richard Harley Oiler.
Jr. MrR. Oiler will be remembered as
Miss Emma Genette Farles, daughter
of Dr. Randolph, 2007 walnut street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Reed A. Morgan and
nhplr daughter, Miss Elizabeth Monrnn
who snont the summer at waicn hiii. it
I., havo returned and have rented tho
hoitBo of Mrs. John Hammond Whlt-
tftker nt 8S2S Germantown uvenuo,
Chestnut Hill, which they are occupying'
for tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Perclval Glendlnnlng,
who returned from their wedding trll)
on Saturday to attend tho wedding of
Mm Ellen Glenaennmg ana Mr. fsrsi
for Frnzler. 3d. havo left for New York
nnd will epend their wedding rip In Ber
muda. They will remain until tho mld-
ill9 of November ana win occupy an
nparment at Seventeenth nnd Walnut
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MISS ELISE DU PONT
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
I. du Pont, of 1422 Spruce street,
who was tho guest of honor at n
luncheon yesterday at tho Scdglcy
Club
streets. Mrs. Glendcnnlng wis Minn
Virginia Roberts, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Georco W. B. Roberts.
Sir Arthur Shipley, the master of
Christ's College, Cambridge, has arrived
In Philadelphia as the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. R. Talt MoKcnzle, of 2014
Pine street.
Miss Florence Mario Keffor. daugh
ter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Edward lungcrlch
Kcffer, Is entertaining at luncheon at
tho Union League today, In honor of her
bridesmaids. Miss Keffor's marriage
to Mr. Earl Louis Elllthorp, of Radnor,
win take place on Saturday afternoon.
Tomorrow evening Miss Kcffer and Mr.
Elllthorp will bo the guests of honor ut
a dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Howard
W. Pcrrln will glvo nt their home In
Radnor.
Mr. Charles D. Barney, of Elldon,
Ogontz, will lenvo on Friday for OgonU
Lodge, near Chambersburg, tho summor
homo of his son-in-law nnd daughter,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Horaco Harding, of New
York, where ho will remain for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bean, who
havo lived for a number of years In Moy.
Ian, are at tho RItz-Carlton Hotel, where
thev will remain until the homo they aro
building on City line, Overbrook, Is com
pleted.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alan RhoadsEvnns, of
tho Netherlands, Forty-third and Chest
nut streets, havo motored to Bushkllt
FallH, where they will remain for a few
weoKs.
Mr. and Mrs. William I. Shaffer, of
Chester, will spend tho winter at the
Bellevue-Stratford, whero they havo
taken apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moss, of Over'
brook, nro spendlnK some time at Whlto
sulphur springs, west Virginia.
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Calvert, of
Sodgwlck, entertained at an Informal
dance at Cedar Brook Country Club, for
merly the Stenton Country Club, In
honor of their daughter, Miss Katherlno
Elizabeth Calvert. Sixty guests wero
present.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs. Vincent R. Tllden, of Wayno,
ana Mrs. jonn uamnueii. or uerwyn
havo gone to Atlantic City to remain
there lor ten days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. S. Conrad havo re
turned to their homo In Wayne, from an
nutomoblio trip to Harrisourtr, uettys
burg, Baltimore. Annapolis nnd Other
places or interest.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolf, of. Elklns
Pork, will entertain at an at-homo Sat
urday evening, ufter 0 o'clock, In Mer
cantile Club, uroad nnd Master streets.
Mrs. George W. Morgan, Wyncotc,
ontertalned at a children's party a few
afternoons ngo In honor of her littlo
daughter, Miss Estello O. Morgan.
The marriago of Miss Rita Manko.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis H.
Manko, of Melrose Park, to Mr. Sllns
Strolls Stein will tnkn plaro today ut
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faehlonablo roclety In this nnd other
cities will be that of Mis Mary Fran
ces Edey, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrn.
Charles L. Edey, of New York, nnd Mr.
Edward Wlnslow Taylor. Jr., son of Dr.
Edward Wlnslow Taylor, of Cedron.
Oermantown. which will bo solemnized
at 4:30 o'clock today In St Thomas'
Episcopal Church, Slxtvthlrd street and
Fifth avenuo, Now York. Tho Rev.
Dr. Stlrcs will officiate.
Tho brldo will bo attended by Mrs.
Stewart Stevenson ns matron of honor,
and tho bridesmaids will lncludo Miss
Dorothy Bostwlck. Miss Julia Shearer,
Miss Constance Fahyn and Mlsa Jano
Hurd.
Mr. Frank R. Wallace will act as best
man and tho ushers will bo Mr. Roy
Stewart, Mr. Gceorgo Woodward, Jr.,
Mr. Stanley Woodward, Mr. William S.
Jamison, air. Edward 8. Starr. Mr. Allen
iParsmore, Mr. Robert P. A. Taylor. Mr.
Alfred iu Hunter nnd Mr. William U.
Klngsleey.
After n wedding IrlD Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor will bo at home at Cedron, Ger
mantown.
BERG LINDSAY
A wedding of Interest to take placo
this afternoon la that of Miss Ella W.
Lindsay, daughter of Mrs. Charles R.
Lindsay, of 2021 Mount Vernon street,
and tli'o Rev. William Van Dervcer Berg,
of 1705 Mount Vernon street, pastor of
tho Central Congregational Church,
Eighteenth nnd 'Green streets, which
will bu solenmli'.cd nt 4 o'clock In tho
church, with tho bridegroom s brother,
tho Row Joseph Frederick JSeor, offi
ciating. Tho brldo will bo attended by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles R. Llnd
ay, Jr. Tho Rov. Irving H. Berg will ba
Ills brothers best man j and tho usher
will Include Mr. Joseph Browcr. Jr. Mr.
Morgan Wllllums, of Oils city; Mr. Mor
gan C. Day, Mr. Ralph C. Hall, of St.
Louts, Mo. ; Mr. Treadwell K. Berg, of
JNew Yont, anu air. cnaries H. Lind
say. 3d. of1 Washington. Tho ceremony
will be followed by a reception at tho
homo of the bride's mother for the fam
ilies and the bridal attendants. Tho
bridegroom and brldo will teavo on n
wedding tour and will be at homo after
November 15, nt 2021 Mount Vernon
street.
SIMPSON KEELY
An attractive autumn wedding will
take place this evening at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Keely, 362 Green
lane, Roxborough, when their daughter,
Miss Katharine A. Keely, will bo married
to Mr. Erwln Mason Simpson, Jr., son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Erwin Mason Simp
son, also of Roxborough. Tho ceremony
will bo porformed nt 6 o'clock by tho
Rov. Johnson L. Miner, of the Rox
borough Baptist Church, und will bo fol
lowed by a largo reception. Mr. Keely
will glvo his daughter In marriago. Tho
brldo will bo attended by Mrs, John A.
Lawson, of Overbrook, matron or honor ;
Miss Helen Sllvorwood, maid of honor;
Miss Lois Anderson, bridesmaid, and
Miss Clnra Adams, flower girl Mr.
Slnmson will havo his brother. Mr. Ross
B. Simpson, for best man, and for ushern
Mr. William Simpson, Mr. Hervey Soho
Held nnd Mr. Mitchell Simpson. Tho
bridegroom und bride will leavo on an
extended nutomoblio trip nnd upon their
return they will occupy their new homo
at 1533 Aianayunx avenue, lioxDorough,
Bl LLERBECK DYSON
Tho wedding of Miss Marian Irma
Dyson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dyson, of 3138 North Seventh street, and
Mr. Milton O. Blllerbeck, of 3410 Comly
street. Frankford. win take nlaco at St.
Simeon's Episcopal Church, Ninth street
anu L,cmgn avenue, tn's evening. Tho
rector, tho Rov. Georgo John Walenta,
will perform th ceremony at 7 o'clock.
nnd a reception nt tho home of the
bride's, parents will follow. Mr. Dyson
will give his daughter In marriago and
sho will be attended by her sister. Miss
itona uyson, mano or nonor I suss uer
trude Byrnes, bridesmaid: and Miss Ml.
rlam Blllerbeck, tho littlo cousin of tho
bridegroom, flower girl.
Mr. William Armstrong will be the
bridegroom's best man. nnd th imfee
will be Mr. Wlllard Dyson, brother of
uie urine, onu jur. jranK Blllerbeck
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brother of tho bridegroom. Mr, Bltler-'
beck and his bride will leavo on an ex
tended tour nnd will bo at homo after
January 1 at 702 Russell street. Tho
bridegroom oerved overseas nine months
with tho Fifty-fourth Pioneer Infantry.
MELVILLE DOAK
Tho wedding of Miss Elizabeth M.
Doak, daughter of Mr, George A. Doak,
of 3717 North Ninth streot, and Mr. A.
Raymond Melville, of 3346 North Seven
tnenth street, will take place at 2 o'clock
this aftornoon at the futuro home of the
bridegroom and brldo, 3713 North Nlntn
street, and will bo followed by a recep
tion. The Rev. Robert Llttell, of tho
Tloca Presbyterian Church. Tlotra nnu
Sixteenth streets, will perform tho ccro-
mony, rrne nriao wm be given in mar
ilago bv her father nnd will bo hiv
attended.
Mr. Robert Melville will ho his
brother's host man. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mel
vlllo wilt leave on a tour and will receive
nfler November IB. Tho bridegroom
sorvod ten months overseas with Com
pany c. I'ourtn Pioneer infantry.
TIPTON HUMMEL
A uftAAintt nt lntprtf In 4Vtt MK nrA
In Benton Harbor, Mich., is that If Miss
Evelyn It. Hummel, daughter of Mrs.
Annio M. Hummel, of 2248 North Nine
teenth street, and Mr. Jny K. Tipton, of
Benton Harbor, which will tnko nlaco
thlB nftcrnoon nt 4 o'clock at tho homo
or tho uriaoo mother, with tho Rev.
Geortco Bovle. of tho Chnrrli nt nnr T.nrtv
of Mercy. Broad street and Susniielmnnn.
avenue, officiating. Miss Miriam H. Hum-
mol win attend her slctcr, nnd Mr. Wll
Ham Francis Ryder will bo tho bride
groom's best man. Upon thMr return
from a short ttlp, Mr. and Mrs. Tipton
will bo nt homo at 2248 North Nineteenth
street The bridegroom served through
tho into war with tho United States
martno corps.
SCHNECK 8TEINEMAN
A pretty homo wedding will tako plnco
In Wlfsahlckon nt f. o'clock this evening
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stln"
man, B208 RJdgo ivenuo. whin their
daughter. Mien Clara E. Mlnenmn. will
become tho bride of Mr. Oorno W.
Schncck, of 381 Dawson street Tho
ceremony will bo performed by the Rev.
Paul Z. Strodach, of tho Graco Lutheran
Church, Roxborough. Tho bride's father
w 1! 5lY. hor. ln marriage. A reception
will follow the service. Mr nnd Mrs.
Schneck will spend tho nutumn ln tho
Poeono mountains and will be at homo
after November 15 at 381 Dawson streot,
Irsahlckon.
J,,li.chE?c, wont 8ith with the Sec
ond City Troop nnd later sorvod over
sea,a a year with tho Twcnty-elghth Di
vision, 108 th Field Artillery.
SCHALLER GEHRI
Mlso Paulino F. Gohrl. daughter of
Mr. Joseph Gchri, of T122 North Tenth
pireei. nnu Mr. .innmii t Uxhniir nr sni
West Norrls street, will bn married this
uiicnioon ai mo rectory ot tno unurcn
in ni, uoimveniura, Hancock nnu Din
mond tront ,,,111, .i, tj tt-,1,.,.
Month ofllclatlns. Mr. Clchrl will glvo hit
uiiumucr m mairiaso and sno win ou
attended by her sister, Miss TJIIse Oohrl.
Mr. Frank Kohaller will bo his brother's
best man. Tho rjulet ceremony will be
followed by a reception at tho home of
tho bride's father. Mr. Schnllor nnd his
bride will spend tho nutumn trnvollnft
and will he nt homo after November Id
nt 6808 Old York road.
Tho bridegroom served overseas over
a year with tho United Stales medical
corps.
ZIMMERMAN SHUGAR
Tho wcddlns of Miss Minnie HhuRar.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Shu
Bar, of 205B North Eighth streot, nnd
Mr. Claude M. 'Zimmerman, of 5508 "Wil
lows avenue, will be solemnized this
evening nt the pnrsonago of St. Luke's
1Utheran Churoh, fioventh streot and
Montgomery- avenue, with tho nev. John
Ulchards officiating. Mr. Shugnr will glvo
ma anugnier in marriage, nnd her sister,
Miss Etta Shucar. will bn hrldenmaid
After tho quiet servlco Mr. Zimmerman
nnd his brldo will leave on their wed
ding trip, Thoy will be at homo nfter
iNovemoer 1, at 050s willows avenuo,
PLASS FEUrtER
Tho wedding of Miss Margaret Barton
I'eurer, aaugnter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Frederick Feurer. of 1321
Spruco street, to Mr. Charles Wobstor
aimiiraw
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Tho slip-on Ftvle, regular $? CO pnulp in now $3,00
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Tho 8-uuttpn lennth style, regular $G SB Brade, Is now f MHL
New Dress Silks and Velvets
Beautiful lustrous chiffon volvets In newest color tones. Silk
Duvetync, fashion's favorite for fall wear. In a splendid assortment
of shades. , . . , .
Metal brocades nro much In vokuc for trimming and vests. Wo
aro showing tho newest weaves and colors In Dress Satins, Charmcuso
and Satin Crepes
Tho prices throviRhout our entire Silk Section nro n third to a
half less than foi merly, which makes them all exceptional values.
New Showing of Plaid Skirts
An unusually fine display of the new Foil and Winter plaid skirts
nil Just freshly unpacked and tho very tone of ncwiics prevails.
Skirts with Navy and Own bnckRrounil with overnlnld of white
nnd nold; all wool, of course; full pleated btylo at 12.19,
Hports Model HUlrt of stylish wool check with double pockets
at 15,oo.
Uroadcloth skirts In pinln colors, beautifully otltchcd ln doaiima
AU rcuular Blzes. Specla) SUMS. " '
Allen's are Headquarters for
D.M.C.Threads in Every Kind
Wo speclallzo In V. M. C Mcrcerlswd Crochet Cotton, and wo can
Blvo you every slio from No. 2 to i"n In whlto or ecru, at aoo a ball
It Is very Important to noto thrt I). 51 O Crochet Cotton aver
prcb !H tlmt'B as mativ yards to a ball as tho tnfeilor (Trades. The
averutfo cotton In slro 00 Is onU 1SS yards to tho ball, while D it c
has 357 or nearly three times os many yards.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
MAILED FREE ANYWHERE
Plsss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Plass, of Chelten avenue nnd Chow
street, Germantown, will tako placo this
evening nt St, Mark's Church, ThO Rov.
Father Vernon will perform the cere
mony ln tho presence of members of tho
Immediate families. Tho brldo will bo at
tended by Mrs. Carleton Mooro, of Win.
sted, Conn., ns matron of honor; Miss
Gwendolyn Plass, sister of the bride
groom, as maid of honor, ana Miss
Florenco Fisher, bridesmaid. Tho best
man will bo Mr. Lester Hlnklo. ot Cleve
land. O. A large reception will bo held
ot the Aldlno Hotel after the sorvlce.
Mr. and Mrs. Plass will llvo ln Lands
downo. ULICK WEISS
MIh Kdnn Weiss, daughter of Mr. and
Mm. Rlmnn Weiss, of 174S North Thirty-
first street, was married on Sunday ove-
nlnir fn Mr. JoBrnli C Ullek. the. cere
mony being performed by tho Rev. J.
Englandor. Tho brldo was given In mar
riage by her father and was attended
by Mrs. William Better ns matron of
honor. Tho bridesmaids wero Miss Doro
thy Mints, Miss Henrietta Ullck, sister
of tho bridegroom, and Mlsn Radio
Rorko. The best man wan Mr. Sol Weiss,
brother of tho bride, nnd tho .ushers In
cluded Mr. Harry Druben. Mr. Jack Ro
roff and Mr. Benlamln Welrii. another
brother of the, bride. Among those pres
ent nt tho coreiivmy were Mr. nnd Mrs
TJ, ronrMcln. nf Glassport, l'o. ! Mrs U
llenowltz, of PiUnmireh; Mr. , nnd Mr
1), Thletmnn, of Brooklyn! Mr. Mat
Schwnrta, Mr". Ray Moskowllr. Mr. and
Mm. William Besser. Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ris Besser, Mr. Henry J. Cohen, Miss
Dorothy Wlduptky, Mis Mildred
Schwnrts, Mr Samuel Davis, Mr. Jack
Schwartz, Miss Beatrico Besser. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joseph Weiss, of St. Louis,
Mo., and Mr Edward Lteberman. Mr.
and Mrs. Ullck are spending their wed
ding trip at Niagara Falls and rtpon
their return will live at 3031 North
Ninth street, whero they will bo at home
after November 1.
TURNER ALBRIGHT
The rnnrrlugo of Miss Myrtle B. Al
bright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs How
ard Albright, nf lir. East Chelten
avenue, Germantown, to Mr Joseph .
Turner took phirc In tho Church of tin.
Immaculate Conception, Germantown, at
10 o'clock thW morning. Mlsi Kitty
Turner, a sister of tho bridegroom, wm
tho bridesmaid, nn1 Mr, A. Bennett ncted
as best man A breakfast followed the
ceremonv at the home of tho bridegroom
nt 5635 Boyer trcet, Germantown. After
a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Turner
will llvo In Germantown.
MoNALLY WATERS
An Interesting wedding was solem
nized by n nuptial mass ln tho Church of
St. Francis d'Asslsl, West Logan and
Greene rtreets, Germantown, at It
o'clock this morning when Minn Mar
got y Holen Waters daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Daniel Francis Waters, of 18(1 In
dian Queen lane. Germantown. beenmo
I1 V4n nf 1- TlliUIn Mhrrlilnt, IVfn.
Nnlly. of New otk. n direct uesceml
ant of General Philip Sheridan, of Civil
P. N. Degert.
er
1621 Chestnut Stredt
Imported
ScotcK Tweed
SUITS, TOP COATS,
CAPES and SKIRTS
$65 up
for WOMEN and
MISSES
War fame. Tho Rev. J. D. Nevln per
f onned tha ceremony, nnd Mr. Waters
gave his daughter In marriago. Miss
Mario J. Waters attended her sister us
maid of honor nnd there wero threa
flower girls Miss Claro Htroebel, Miss
Mnrgrry Stroebel, cousins, and Mls
Theresa McNIchol. Mr, William Mc
Nally, of New York, wai his tirolher'j
best man, and the following gentlemen
acted ns ushers: Mr. Paul Vincent Wa
ter, Mr. Daniel Francis Waters, Jr.,
Mr. Nevln Francis Waters, brothers of
ho' brldo nnd Mr. John MeNallv, of
Boston, Pa., a brothor of tho bride
groom. A breakfast followed the ceremony nt
the home ot tho bride's parents.
LAN6DOWNE
Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. B. McCoy, who for-
merly lived In Prcroer Park, havo moved
to j,,ansuonp.
V
"
Tcbu fellers
that don't eat
aretravellin
on flat tires,
says
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATnES
FORREST Mat. Today,
Positively Last Week
CHARLES DILLINGHAM PretcnU
Joseph Cawthorn
Tn a New Munlrnl piny
Written by WILLIAM LeDAIlON
Mimic bv VICTOR JACOI1I
"THE HALF MOON"
With
JOSEni BANTLET OSCAR SHAW
MAUDE EDURNB
1VT HAWYER MAT THOMPSON
Mny Othor. and a Full Chorus
Slaiwl liy FRED O. LATHAM
Musical Numbers by ALLAN K. FOSTER
NEXT MONDAY rfBATS TOMORROW
The Speed Limit
Musical Comedy
THE
SWEETHEART SHOP
As Trescnted for 8 Months In New Tork
and Chicago
BROAD .Pop. Mat. Today
"THE SEASON IP. OF COI'ItSE.
STILL IN ITS INFANCY, ni'T IF TUB
Sl'CCEKDINH SEVEN MONTHS BIHNO
WITH THEM EVEN ONE I'LAY AND
ONE CAST COMI'AHAHI.E TO Tiin
FAMOUS MRS. FAIR.'. IT WILL NEED
NOTHING MORE TO MAKE IT EX
CEPTIONAL." PUBLIC LliVOKR.
Direction of A L. ERLANOER
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
IN
The Famous Mrs. Fair
I5y JAMES F011I1E8
GARRICK Pop- M- Today
"MIT7.I STARTED ANOTHER VIC
TORIOUS CAMPAIGN" Evenlne Ldgcr.
THE PRIMA DONNA COMEDIENNE
MM
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IN
LADY BILLY
A MUSICAL ROMANCE
WITH METROPOLITAN BINGINO CAST
Inclu.llnff Uo d Marshall, Sydney Orcenitrcot,
Retttrlcp Conntnrcp. Arthur L'ttry, Jean New.
combo nnl Josephine Adulr and slmtliut and
danrlnic on'.emhlo. "
MOST AMAZING
EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD
CONVICT SHIP
POSITIVELY
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA
MONDAY NEXT
fntll Then Open to tho Public
0 A. M. to 10 P. M. Market St. Wharf
40th Season. Academy of Munlc. lnso."!
5 EVENING CONCERTS
Nov. 1. Nov. 20. Jan 3, Jan. Bj, irar 14
UT TUB
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
picnm: Momra. conductor
STANLEY MSTIANSHK fORTOT
DOHNANYI HKOrjTTI
BBAHON TICKETS NOW AT Hni'Pr-q
1110 OicMnut st . jiu, ;s no. 10. n. vn tS
EITH'S
EDDIE BORDEN
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Othtra .
ACADEMY OF MUSIC "" "
New York Symphony
ORCHESTRA
WALTER DAMROSCH
CONDVCTOU
Sttt nn 1Ib at II?ppa'. 1110 Clii-Mnut fit.
ACADEMY of MUSIC W-,
Oct 28
PAVLOWA
and Her BALLET RUSSE
Tickets IS no to 7Bo at Ucppe'a
U1I) Cliemnut fit.
K.kW'otchyoui'lVjijrosj lit OurMliVortd Shvlua
fORTISSOZ SCHOOL
4 DANCING LESSONS 5
Reception every Wtdncdy at 0 r, M.
Btudlo can tn rented Saturday evenlnie
102O Chentnut, Ic. 01U3 Open Dav A Nlatat
'A TEAL'lIEU TOR KACII I'UPIL" "
ivTnfc.'HI. Tlir-ATritii
Germantown Ave. and Maplewood Bt.
I'XJUND, A HUHJIAND"
Motion l'liotopluy, Featuring u tiiiectarular
TAaHION SHOW. BtageJ by
BLACNER'S
838-33 Market Bt.
ORPHEUM 0riruntown ft Chelten A"ve".
u,u "-'-'" xjst, Tomorrow, 2Scft33g
Mae Desmond oml Jlor "w '.,
DADDIES
Nt. Wk "When Knighthood Waa In Flower"
DUMONT'S 'V'NTH and ARCH HT8.
UW4Vl- I .J MATINEE TODAY. 3U0
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
"Trolley Troublwi; Or, U the F"ara Tnlrr'
n A PTMA Walnut ab.8lh Mat.Today
POST
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11 1', W '
Constance lalmadge
IN KJItST SHOWING Olf
"The Love Expert"
Added Attraction -M0HICA1 FESTIVAL"
, . "MADAME BUTTERKI.T"
Stanley Orchei.Ua Albert K. Wnjrne. Dln
KMILV BTOKK8 HAC1AH, Vocalist
PAT AfFT "" MAllKBT BTMEJrt
r -1WH, 10 A. M IS. 2. 3U5."
r.i5, 7i4B, o;3u V. St
Douglas MacLcan
and DORIS MAY
in a ni:v paramount piuryttB
"THE JAILBIRD"
Addsd Churlle Chaplin tn "rh'S Cur"
ARTAHIA Chestnut St. nL 10t
MrVVMlJlA. 10 A.M. to 11 :10 P.M.
CECIL B. DeMlLLE'S
INBPiniNO PnODUCTlON
"SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT"
Notabla Csst lntluJn Clnrl.i 8wnon
13IIIOU Daxler una 'lhrodoro Hoberts
IPTnD I A Market Stidct Au. lh
V 1V 1 V-Tl" 1) A. M to 11 it P. M.
TOM MIX in "3 Gold Coina"
C A PIXOI r- SIAUK1ST BTnEKft
firi 1 JLj T1IC HO.NOH SYSTElt
All-BtarCait
RPrJ7M'T MAIIKET ST. Bol. 1TTK
L-vJElN A WILLIAM FARNUM la
Ix Mlara01i"
GLOBE
SLMtKET 8T11EET
AT JUNIPER
11 A M to It P. lb
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LEONA LA MAR
Tiir: aniL with a thousand nTES"
CROSS KEYS ctn" Miirkut su-
M.
IIONNEBHETTI TROUPE
BROADWAY liroa1 ar,d 5nylr Avs. J
coiiEDv THE FRESHMAN"
THOMAS MEIGHAN "niw.
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATHK8
Direction "f Mern, L & J. J. ShaMrt
6AM SHUEERT KVGS- AT 6:J8
Popular Matinee Todays $2.T)Q
The Talk of the Town
MUSICAL
COMEW
HIT.
THE HIT
OF THE YEAR
" 'Imne' -nn at Shuhert." Rnrord
,'A wotth-whlte production " N. AmtrlcMi.
Ireno U dlmpllns musical cumedr."
I.euter.
"XSm""1 brUlit In. favor. "Uinnulr,r.
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-ESln? hnuUetrn!CrbUnd '" PI'Ul'r"
Get Acquainted With the
Greatest Girl in the World
Mall Orders Given Strict Attention
I YRTr Evas- AT 8 "5
li 1 ilV MATS WED. & 8AT. 2;1B
"A very real hit." Evg. Ledger
DADDY
I EARL CARROLL
I rut.
fRESHNTS
DUMPLINS
By GEORGE DARR McCUTCHEON i
and EARL CARROLL
With J
MACLYN ARUUCKLE
"Makes exactly tho same Hort of an appw)
at "Way Down Eaut,' The Man From Ilotoa
and 'LlEhtnlnc-' " Morning LeJser,
MAT. TODAY $ Q0
BEST SEATS
X ADELPH1 5&.
. SAT.
Last $1.00 Mat. Tomor.
LAST 4 NIGHTS
"GirltfePrivate Room
WITH A NEW CBT or PRINCIPALS
And I.iLtirine l.ntrmblo of Corneous ulria
Bccinning Monday t &
ROBERT WARWICK
(Perrnnolly In th ppokrn drama)
"THE DAUNTLESS THREE
A Mystery Play
vy ironAc-n annesl,i:y .wunuii ani
vai.ti:r hackktt
With ESiTULLU WINWCOD
DeLANCEYST-;Ti;.En
Hnlow Fprucaflt.
M.itlnts ThurnilJiy nrit Satunlny
OPKNINO MONDAY 111TOHER ilSTU
BCATiiUCTOJIOKllOW
KODEIIT MII.TO.VS COMEDY
WITH MfSIC
THE
A Definito
& AlIurinrjE
Surprise
nlih a brilliant
iimt of player.
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MATINEKB, 5 15 UVEMSOB, 8:10
trem of dlrn-tlon." Evening tifw.
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"Way Down East"
MAT. DAILY " $1.00
NOTE Owlns to coat, lenuth of produo.
tlon. und Iran-bound cunt nut", thin picture
never run bn shown at leeu than flnt-clju
theatre prlrrv.
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OITltA IlOf.Si:
TONIGHT T.
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and
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UrvllNMiho Ru.alan Il.ilt
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With IMU f-MPHONY ORfHEKTRA
SEATS NOW at Womaiin'a 1108 Cheatnut
Bt. Prlci'i", I1O0 A ;i 00 luxea, 15,00,
Metropolitan Opera House
ITAUANLYRIC 1'EDERATION
TOMORROW EVENINGAt
CAVALLERIA-PAGLIACCf
Tbundav Evenlnir, October 28
LA rORZO OKI. DEfiTINO .
Ttolcete from U to a for al at WtT
mann'a, 1108 CheMnut Bt
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