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JUST GOSSl ABOUT, PEOPLE .
VaW Wynnc ?flrs News
Aome Miss Hanimond Is
Tea Today Other
DID you hear that teleanor Wurts lifts
been quite III over In. Home? She
nan ukeh down with appendicitis and
had td havo on operation ImmedlaUly.
She Is, I am lad to say, recovering,
but. of course, her return to this coun
try will be delayed, nome time. And,
of cOuMo, Mr. Edmund McCuilough,
her aunt, with whom ahc haa been
travelling, and her sifter, Itosamond,
will not return until aho la better and
able to comb with them, lthoda
Brooke went over with Eleanor and
Iloiamond, you know, and ahe is to
dUT abroad for tha year. Her step
father and mother, Mfg. Ttcnehard
Newbold, went over, about a month ago,
Bd they arc with them in Home now.
Virginia Smith, who Is a daughter of
thb Arthur Dearborn Smiths, of
Wynnewood, is to tall this week for thb
other aide accompanied by Mm. 0.
Elliot, and they, will Join Ithoila over
there and the three will spend the
winter together. Virginia will be a
debutante next year. Mr. and, Mrs.
Newbold will return Boon to this coun
try. Mrs. McCttllougb. and Mr. New
bold are slater and brother.
THE Levi J. Hammonds will Intro
duce their daughter, Frances Hayes
Hammond, this afternoon at their home,
1322 8pruce atreM. Mrs. Edward Hor
ner Ooatos, Miss Violet Oakley and Mrs.
Charles Lecdom wilt nutlet Mrs. Ham
mond in receiving, and a number of the
dtbutantes will receive with Prances
Among them will be Mftisle Stewart,
who, by the wny, iahavlng a beautiful
time, and Sydnby Hlddlo, Prlscllla
Davis, Elele Hirst, Jane Hepburn,
Francea Hoss, Adelaide Jones, Adelaide
Souder, Evolyn Pago and Kitty Knight,
who is recovering from her fall out
West, Sho has been using crutches for
tome time, but Is able to go to a good
many parties now, even if, she la not on
tba dancing list.
DH. PENROSE and Sarah are giving
a small dinner-dance tonight at the
Ilabbit for Anita Evans and Harry
Adams. They are to htf married on the
fourth of November you know. I hear
that Harry baa not been a bit well alnce
his return from the war and the doctor
has advised several months of complete
rtit. So naturally be wanted Anita to
be with him and they decided to be
married sooner than they had nt first in
tended. Anita Is the only daughter of
the Powell Evanses sho is a cousin of
Btssle Merchant, who married Tom
Humphreys several years ago, and the
Sanders twins, Eatello and Anita, are
also cousins,
Anita made her debut last year and
was one of the moat feted debutantes of
the season. Several balls were given in
her honor and any number of theatre
parties and dinners. She is very sweet
looking and should make a very pretty
brldo. She is rather small, has soft
light-brown hair and very lovely color
lug. She dances beautifully ; I remem
ber she won a cup at one of the contest
dances at the numerous charitable nf-
lairs held last year.
QJPEAKINO of charitable affairs, I
J have never heard anything to equal
the preparation!! for the "Talk of the
Town." You know the affair is to open
with an Introductory chorus coming in
front of the curtain to tell home of the
fine points In Molly Thayer's movie,
which is to follow. I hear that Charlie
Ollpln, of Hie Mask and Wig, has writ
ten the music for the occasion opcclally,
and Charlie Morgan Is teaching the
dancing. Alva Sergeant lends the dance,
which will Introduce "'Howdy Do?"
whatever Hint Is and In her set will be
Theodora Iilllle. Ljrsheth Royd, Marga
ret Curtis, Sarah Dolan, Katharine Or
den. Carol Smith, Mary Olcndlnnlnpr
and Pcgfry Thayer, who Is the heroine of
the movie.
There's to be a chorus of children
under the chaperonngc of Mrs. Wcftard
N'orris In a specialty called "The Music
Box," and the children in that will be
Jane Oates, Grace Norrls, Rebecca
Stout, Margaret Stout, Mary Butcher.
Margaret McNeill and Mary Maud
Howell.
Another chorus will be ttie Valentine
revue, made up of members of the St.
Francis Aid, and will Include a jazz
group, waltz group, polka group and
minuet group.
Their dance is to be the finale. Klttv
Bchlnter, io ii president of tho Aid,
has charge of the group, and the girls
ho will dance are Mrie Greenfield,
Rosemary and Madeline Delahunty.
Marlon nnd Katharine Vnnnomnn, Mary
Martin, Agnes and Madeline Hasttngx,
Helen Sheeran. Esther Walsh, Catha
rine McKay,. Helen Hayes, Margaret
Costelio, Rcglna Ilerron, Allco Toner
and Katherlne Hoban.
Jack Potter, Peggv Thayer, Polly
Thayer, Harry Coxc, Peggy Dallett and
ever so many others there aro In the
movie Itself. The first performance is
to be on Wednesday night, Novem
ber 17.
T ISTEN, my children, nnd you shall
-' hear of the jovous sight Nancy came
upon at the station last Saturday. A
certain bride and groom, who had
been married that day, suddenly dashed
from the elevator, tore through the gato
or a New York train, and tu she
watched with all her eyes. nho noted
that, attached to the end of tho bride
Recognition
Dann ia recognized in the realm of
faahions as a style arbiter pre
eminent. This is emphatically
emphasized by continually in
creasing patronage from a clien
tele appreciating individuality and
taste at non-exorbitant prices.
For Tomorrow and Saturday
18.50 SPECIAL
Seventy-five Beautiful Hats
(Value $25)
$
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Vt. M. ..
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of Miss Wurts' Illness in
Introduced to Society at
Matters of Interest
groom's snick and apan new suit, was a
white carnation. She watched him Inmn
on the train and the last thing she saw
waving in me air was ine oacK uap ot
the coat and the white carnation at
tached! I Wnnrler Whim thav rfloAnv.
ered it? NANCY WYNNE.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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Miller, ot St.
Miss Mary V. Bartow waa formally
presented to society at a dance last
n Bht at the Philadelphia. Cricket Club,
Riven by her parents, Mr", and Mrs. Jo
elan Dlockweli nartow, of Chestnut Hill.
Tho ballroom was ertcctiely decorated
ated with palms and ferns and fall flow,
trt. A buftet supper Waa served at 11
o clock.
Mrs. Bartow and Miss Bartow assisted
the debutante In receiving. About two
hundred and fifty guesta from thb debu
tante set wero present . Among the de
butantes wer0 Miss Anno Ashton, Miss
Harnh llarrlnger, Miss Sydney Middle,
Miss Lysbeth Boyd, Miss Mary Llrdnor
Bayard, Miss Mildred Cariwntor. Mis
Virginia B. Carter, Miss Jane tionlon
Coxe, Miss I'rlscllla Dals, Miss Kllso
ilu Pont, Miss Virginia Earle, Miss Mar
Jorlo Y. Gibbon, Miss Mary drlscom.
Mlas Eloanok" aummey. Mlas Marianha P.
Harris, Miss Auausta W. Harrison, Miss
Margaretta W, Harrison, Miss Mary U
Hebard, Miss Lucretla S. Heckscher. 2d,
Miss Jane. Shaw Hepburn, Miss Mary
It. llowland, Miss Klltabeth Jcancs, Miss
Adelaldo Jones, Miss Nancy McKean,
Mlas Kvolyn Page, Mlsa lluth Packard,
Miss Mary Sites, Mies Adelaide Soudor,
Mlsa Helen Sewell, Miss Carol Smith,
Miss Dorothy W. Stevens, Miss Itosa
mund Slcwardson, Mies Malsee Stewart,
Miss, Anita Strawbrldire, Mlas Charlotto
C. Starr. Miss Mary B. Thayer. Miss JC.
ltussclt Ji Tucker. Miss Kllso Warrlner,
Miss Henrietta WHson nnd Miss Anna
belle B. Wood. Some of laat year's der
butanto present were Miss Margaret
Starr, Miss Dorothy Ely, Mlas Elisabeth
Field, Miss Lucy drey. Miss Margaret
Cest, Miss Gladys Mullor, Mlsa Mary
Page, Miss Cllzabeth nous, Miss Clar
issa Smythe, Miss Carolyn Valentine,
Mlsa Jane B, Yeatman and Mies Celes
tine Warder.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Yarna.Il, of
Crum Creek Farms. Etovon, will give n
breakfast on November fl after tho meet
ot the Iladnor Hunt Club.
Mr. and Mra. William J. Clothier, of
Wynnewood, will entertain at supper on
Saturday. November 13, after the races
at tho Pickering HUnt Club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Aloxonder T, Slade, of
Wynnewood. will give a large family
dinner at their home on Thanksgiving
Day.
Mr. and Mra Frederio H. Strawbrldire,
Jr., who are spending their wrddlngrrlp
abroad, are at present In London, They
wilt shortly arrive In Paris, where they
will bo tho guesta of Mr. William E.
Hevl. son of Mrs. Alexander T. Slade.
who Is spending the winter in Pana
studying music. Mr. Heyl will glvo a
dinner In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Straw,
brldro durlnir their stay. Mrs. Straw
bridge was Mlas Emily E. Clothier,'
aaugnter or Air. ana Mrs. Morns mom
ier.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurtt haa la
sued Invitations for the meetings of her
dancing class which will be held at the
Uellevue-Stratford during the winter on
the following dates r November 12 and
26. December 10 and 23. January 3. 14
nnd 28, February IS and 2G. the twenty-fifth
will bo a fahcy dress danco;
aiarcn is ana April l ana it.
Miss Eleanor Beera. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Clark Beers, of the
Belgravla, who will be married to Mr.
nenree Mitchell Buffum. of Pasadena,
Cnllf. on November 27 In the Second
Presbyterian Church. Twenty-Hrat nnd
Walnut BtrcetS, will be the gueBt of
honor at n theatre party to De rouovvoa
hv Runner nt tho Bellevue-Stratford in
wednefday nlffht, November 10, to be
riven hv Miss Edith Rondlnel a. daUKh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, L F. Ilondlnelln, of
4043 Walnut jjtreet. The guests win in
cludo tho bridal party. Miss Itondlnella
will attend Mlsa Beera as bridesmaid.
A Halloween dinner, followed by a
moving picture, will be given by the
Union League at the clubhouse on Sat
urday night to the members and their
wives.
Mr. nnd Mra Alexander Van Tlens-
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Have Normal
Weight- '
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You can reduce or Build up
EASILY.
Think what Normal Weight
would mean to you in comfort
alone.
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An engagement ef Interest to society
in this city afti Boston, announced yea.
terduy, Is that ot Miss Elisabeth. Morse,
daughter or CftCtain arid Mrs. A. Oiu-d-
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MISS iiAHRIKT KUZABETH
PEDIUCK
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter
Pcdrlck, 8100 Klberon avenue,
whose engagement to Mr. Kftlph
Alexander Earl, of Elizabeth, N.
J., is announced
selaer, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wheoler,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Ellis Ynmnll. Mr,
nnd Mra. John S Braun, General and
Mrs. U W. T. Wnlier, Dr. and Mrs.
Heihcrt J. Tlly. Mrs. Josenh Leldy. MrM.
J. William Whlto, Mr. and Mm. Arthur
Judson and Mr. nnd Mrs. Htauffer Oliver
will acslst In receiving at the Musical
Art Club tea, which will bo given to
morrow arternoon, ai tne club house,
1813 llnnxteod street, In honor of Mme.
tfatzonnucr.
.Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter will enter
tain informally nt her home, 150 North
Broad street, on Tuesday night, followed
ny supper.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mclntyro,
of Bryn Mawr avenue, Ardmore, have
uono to noiello, N. J., for tho wedding ot
miss oeuna u, uasnmero nnn Air. u.
Warren Noyas, 3d., of Plalnlleld, N. J
wmen win taxe, piace toaay.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cornn COlket Wilson, Jr.,
2302 Spruce street, will leave on Friday
for Ivy DepotVa., to attend tho wed
ding of Mra. Wilson's sister, Mlas Anne
uoicsbury Williamson, aaugnier of Mr,
and Sirs. Frank Williamson, and Mr.
Frank Stanford Persons, 2d, who will bo
married on Monday at 2:30 o'clock In St.
John the Baptist Episcopal Chapel, Ivy
uepoc, vr.
Dr. and Mrs. William. J, Taylor and
their daughter. Miss Marian Taylor, Of
Newbold Vernon, Jenklntown, will move
to their winter homo, at 1826 Pine street,
inio wecK.
ISlpUt House of Wenger
F)l 1 229 Walnut St. f
j'lf -t- At.l3th Street, Opp. St. James Hotel
mNvvffiSall fc-xquisite Urace A
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Reduction Sale of
Lamps and Shades
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We are showing at unusually low prices a comprehensive assem
blage of period and modern furniture for living room
dining room aid bedroom
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ALONG THB MAIN LINE
Mrs. John M. Doeterer. of Wayne, en
tertained at luncheon followed by carta
at her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. J. C. Dickson, of Wayne, will
ehtertaln at a lunohfen to be followed
by cards on Wednesday, November 8.
Mrs. Bobfcrt E. Kaln, of Unwood ave
nue, Ardmore, will entertain at lunch
eon today. Mr. and Mrs. Kaln have re
oently moved Into their new home at
Ardmore.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
at odd Mr. Jncoli SandoVe. Sit
Bouth Eighth street,, announced the en-
Kngement or weir uauKnier, raio "
Saxartove, to Mr. Benjamin Lowls, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldstein, 87 J
South Falrhlll street, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth ot a
daughter.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mm IVrrAheik J. M6llvaln6. of 1241
Weet Lehigh avenue, entertained the
mbnbr, nt her bridee club on Wednes
day afternoon at her homo. Her guesta
Included Mrs William Blgler Morrison,
Mr Prankl Onikell, Mrs. wiuiarr, in.
Jungkurth, Mrs. Edward Crulger, Mrs.
Umu. Rlhtnr Mra. M. If. ManSdeld.
Mrs John Mccracken, Mrs, Harrison
Parker, Mrs. B. Ij. Crosaman, Mrs. Her.
hert Fleming and Mrs. William T. Bald
win. Mrs. Smith D. Coxens, of 1637 Francis
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Ethel Holman Flshor, to
Dr. James Bennett Edwards, of tAonia,
QERMANTOWN
M nni Mm OATtnrn Rurene Mason.
of 153 MapUwood avenue, have as their
ruesta Mr. W. J. Uinney. of South
narollna. and Mrs. Walter Parke, Mlsa
Merle Parke, Miss Olive Catta, ef Geor
gia, and Mlsa Mary Ferguson, of Beififct,
Yroiand. They have come to attend the
wedding of Miss Quelle Mason, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Mason, and Mr. Joseph
Bell FergMfion, of Newark. N. J., which
will take place this afternoon.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Margaret Dougherty and
Mr" Edward Murphy, of Mt Airy, last
evening, In OgonU.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. noberta, of
Queen Lane Manor, returned Sunday
from Hot Springs. Va. Mrs. noberta la
now In Concord, Mass., for a short visit.
FALL8 OF SCHUYLKILL
Mr. JOnn xioncnuoi, iti umu ,.i,
entertained the members of her card
clult at luncheon and five hundred on
Wednesday at ner noma. er tiinu in
cluded Mrs. LoUls neeae, Mra. William
t rrimiivm. Mrs Charles Kelly. Mrs. P.
It, Kelly, Mrs. John May, Mrs. Joseph
Bergen, Mrs. Harry Melt, Miss Dora
Lauphlin, MISs Ella Foley, MISs Ella
Boyd, Mlsa Mary itlcnaras, miss Mar
garet Connor and Miss Mary Mlssett.
Th Vnunnr Women's Christian ASSO'
elation of the Falls nave an at-home
from 4 to 5 o'clock on Sunday afternoon
at tho association building on nidgo
avenue, to moet Miss Mayette, the new
M.rtnrv. Mlas Mary WlPxlnson. of Hcrx-
borough, assisted Mlsa Mayetto In re
ceiving.
Discounts
10 to 50
All our exquisite lamps of
every artistic description
are at present subject to
the above inviting dis
counts. Expert decorators
will assist you in selecting
the beautiful lamps which
will give your particular
home the most effective
charm.
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MISS M. MURRAY
WEDS MR. T. BENNETT
Marriage of Miss Lucile Mason
and Mr. Joseph B.
Ferguson
A pretty wtddlhr took place yester
day afternoon at 4 o'oloek In the Churcli
of our Lady of Vlotory, when Miss Mar
garet Murray, of this city, became the
"J"8 of Mr. Thomas Bennett, also of
mis dty. The bride wore a gown of
white satin adorned with perlft nnd car
ried n boiinuet of lilies of tho valley and
the bridegroom, waa her only'attenda
ureniua. Alias uetty uennett. an ter or
dant
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n u nuin n. irnivTi rr n
ale pink crepe do
: roses. Mr. Jack
chine and carried nink
Parry acted as best
man. After an ex-
tensive weaaing tour
te Innp1 tftrmivl, Via ai.tt.
Mr. artrf Mra nann,. ..m t... .. t.
-Z I, f-'l '.!" A -'tinted nil, uy ub liumu
at B80 Olrard avenue.
Mr
PEnausoN MAS0f
A1JUra,?Ve wedding will take place
a: .3 Maplewood avenue, Oermantown,
at 6 o'clock this afternoon, when Miss
Lticlle Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Eugene Mason, will become the
brldo pf Mr. Joseph Bell Periruson, of
Newark. N. J. The Itev. Dr. D. M.
Bteams, rector of the Church of tho
Atonement, Wayne and Cbeltcn avenues,
will perform tho ceremony and Mr.
Mason will rlvo his daughter In mar.
rlaao. Miss Dorothy Mason will bo her
aisiera i maia or honor and only attend-
uni. mr. Arcnie ju uyer, ot ungianu
and Japan, will net as best man. A
small reception will follow the ceremony
for tho families and a few out-of-town
friends. Mr. and Mrs Periruson will tro
on a motor trip through the New Enir
lnnd states, after which they will live
In Newark.
McdOUOH OLACCUM
The marrlaRo of MISs Marjraret Mary
Olaccum, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas P. Olaccum, of B6B8 Makemore
street, Germantown, to Mr. Thomas E.
Mcaough, Jr.. of 20 East Vernon road,
took place yesterday morning nt 9
o'clock In tho Church of tho Immaculate
Conception, Oermantown, tho nev.
Father Ewen officiating. Mlas Anna Mc
Gough, a sister of the bridegroom, was
the bridesmaid, and Mr. Eugene Mc
Gough acted as his brother's best man.
A breakfast followed the ceremony at
tho home of the bride's parents. After
a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Mr.
and Mrs. McOough will be at homo at
S658 Blakemoro street.
NORMILtJ KOLB
The marriage of Miss Ilosemary Kolb,
daughter ofvMrs. Edward Kolb, of City
llfie and Oak road, Chestnut Hill, to Mr.
Edward Normllo, ot East Chelten ave
nue, Oermantown, waa solemnlred In
the Church of Our Mother of Consolation,
Chestnut Hill, at 9 o'clook yesterday
morning, tho nev. Father OrllTIn offi
;' Slone (.
1306 Walnut Street Q
For Tomorrow
We Offer You at
One Price a Choice
of 210 Dresses
Your Choice at
$75 TO $90 VALVE
We are discontinuing our Suits.
The prices are practically halved.
NO CREDITS NO CHARGES
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Jiuz-djammz
TCiE OPENING
OF TEiE
SOCIAL SEASON
WITH A COLLECTION OF
SUPERB FASHIONS
MILLINERY
AND
EXQUISITE FURS
T-
ciating. Miss Anna Kolb was her Lis
ter's bridesmaid, and Dr. W. C. Bheehan
was best man. A breakfast followed the
ceremony at the home of the orlde a
mother. After a trip Mr. and Mra. Nor
mllo will bo at home at 802 Spring Gar
den street. Ambler.
HALBEnSTADT KOIHf
An Interesting wedding took place on
Sunday at 3 o'clock in the Emmath
Israel Ohav Synagogue, when Mlsr,
Carrlo Kohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kohn, of 1621 East Passyunk
avenue, became the bride of Mr. William
Halberstadt, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Haiberstadt, ot Pittsburgh. The bride
and bridegroom will be at homo after
November 18 at 629 Market atreet, Cam
den. TIOQA
Mr. Henry Frederloks, of Eighteenth
and Tioga streets, will entertain, the fol
lowing members of tho Wednesday Club
at luncheon on November 3: Mra. Fred
erick Sautcr, Mrs. Johh Qannlng Allen,
Mra. Benlamln Foster, Mrs. A. E. Belss,
Mrs. William Blundin, Mrs. William 11.
Junkwlth and Mrs. Horace Klelnfelder.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Snyder are
at home at 1606 West Venango street,
having returned from their wedding trip.
The brldo was Miss Florence Whaley,
daughter of Mr. nnnd Mrs. William J.
Whaley, of 700 West Tioga street.
Mrs. Jane Turner, of Tioga, announces
the engagement of hrr daughter, Mls
Emily Turner, to Mr. Paul Italph Heine,
man, ensign. United States navy. Mr.
Helneman, who Is also of this city,
graduated from the Naval Academy at
Annapolis In June, 1919, The wedding
will take place in the near future.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
An nttrnctlve Halloween dance will be
given by Mies Emily W. StoDncr. of 6807
Whitby street, on Friday evening at her
homo In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hnfmann. Mrs unhett Gibson and Mr.
Wllmer Wheeler will assist In receiving.
Thero will be about seventy-live guesta.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Young
Mens licorew Association, west Fhlia
ueipnia Jiranch, will hold a masque
unnco lomgni at wrocra Academy.
..The commtttoo In charge will bo
chairlady Mrs. Jean Adler: assistants,
Mrs. C. P. rastor, Mrs. A. Pastor, Mlsa
Myrtla Loir. Mlxn Ida Ptntnnn. Minx Ttntu
Hhnrf. Miss Carolyn Brown, the Misses
vogeisonn ana miss Fannie H. Levis.
MANAYUNK
The regular meeting of St. John's
Alumni Association was held In the
Parish Hall on Monday evening. Plans
wero mado for tho grand annual ban
quet to be held in the near future at
which the members will hold their an
nual reunion, several coming from dis
tant cities for tho occasion.
The banquet will mark the opening
of the social season of the association
and many good times are In store, which
Includo a minstrel show nnd uvwil
dances. With such an ambitious program
in view ino association promises to hold
a, prominent place among the organiza
tions of the Twcnty-flrat ward.
.50
at46in Strrrt 7tf, $,
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FINDS THE
HOUSE
OF
GIDDING
PREPARED TO MEET
THE VARIOUS NEEDS
OF
EVERY OCCASION
AT-ONa THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Crowelf, ot
Oak Lane, have returned from Atlantlo
City, where they spent a few days at
the Dennis.
Mra. Nathan Cramor, of 1203 Sixty
eighth avenue, Oak Lane, will enter
tain at luncheon In tho Manufacturers'
Club, followed by a theatre party, on
Friday. Tho guests will Includo Mrs.
Harry Sacks, Mrs. David II. liana, Mre.
Samuel Haber, Mrs. Harris J, Cohn, Miss
Eatelle R, Sacks, Miss Bella Sacks, Mrs.
Samuel F. Cramer and Miss Bessie
Cramer.
Mr. and Mrs. Mousaqulla Bethell, of
Oak Lane, announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Emily Bethell, to
Mr. George W. Koch, at a dinner which
they gavo In honor of Mlsa Bethell and
Mr. Koch a few evenings ago. The
guests Included Mr. and Mra George P.
Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Itob
(neon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Green,
Miss Nan Bethell, Miss Alma Moore,
Mr. Edward Spring and Mr. Albert Du
hnn, A card party and dancing followed.
8TRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. nnd Mrs. William M. Lewis, of
1914 North Thirty-second street, gavo a
Halloween party on Saturday afternoon,
from 2 to o'clock, for their daughter,
Miss Mlldren Betty Lewis. About eigh
teen of Mies Lewis' young friends In
costume attended the affair.
Mrs. Babe Bancroft, of 1818 North
Thirtieth street, has moved to 2642
North Nineteenth street
Mrs Brtho!d Mansbaoh, of Albuqurr-
?ue, N. M is visiting her slater, Mrs.
oseph Ellas, of tho Norfolk Apartments,
Thlrty-weoond end Dauphin streets.
Mrs. Fisier Wolfson and her son, Mr.
Julius Wolfson, of New Bedford, Maes.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Metla
chowlt. of 1621 North Thirty-third
atreet.
WIS8AHICKON
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood J. Bentty, of
202 nochello avenue, have been enter
taining Itev. Dr. Frame, who has re
turned from missionary service In Per
sia. lariUtioit
itt Annoosce-
toll
WflU Phone for Rncrared or TrlaM
Sample.
IOTAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 Walnat Si
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADINO THEATRES
Direction of Maaara. Lee & J. J. Hhubert
I VDIP EVOS
LAST 3 EVGS.
J-i 1 JTVlVs
AT8:1S
LAST A5 SAT.
DADDY.
iwUtL, CAUIIOLX,
PRESENTS
DUMPLINS
Br OEOnOE BAIIII McCUTCHEON
sad EAHL CAnBOLL,
With.
MACLTN AHDUCKLH
Seats Now on Sale
FOR NEXT WEEK
THE GREATEST OF ALL
N. Y. Winter Garden
SPECTACLES, THE
Passing Show
OF 1919
Surpasalng In Splrndor and
Sumptuouaneaa All Pact
Aehlewm.nta
IN THE COLOSSAL, CA8T ARE
Jamee Barton, The Avon Comedy
4, Jack Leslie, Lon Haacall,
Eddie Miller, Frank lo Heath,
Hazal Cm, The Rath Brothera,
The 4 Haley Slater. Kyra, Maria
Hart well, Roland Woodruff and
the
Wondrous Winter Garden Beauties
8peclal Mat. Election Day
Pop. Wed. Mat. $1.50
Nlthla
at
8-20
ADELPHI
MATS.
THUR8
4 SAT
LAST 3 EVOB
Ross WARWICK
(Parsonallr) In the epoken drama
"THE DAUNTLESS THREE"
A Myattry Play
With ESTELI.B WINWOOD
$1.00 MAT. TODAY
NEXT WEEK
SEATS TODAY. MAIL ORDERS NOW
Mr.
Leo
DITRICHSTEIN
In the Romantic Melodramatic Success
"THE PURPLE MASK"
DeLANCEY ST. "ff
H.low Sprue St.
FIRST MAT. TODAY
YOUTH. SUNSHINE AND LAUGHTER
-rjc ROBEIIT
Int. MILTON'S
(sCyZLr5MA $Drut"c.
iririir il Downtown Ticket
geratsrn-s
SA,M- SHUBERT EVES- AT 8il8
Mat. Wed. & Sat.. 2:15
THE HIT OF THE YEAR
"Wins friends here as in New York and
London." Evening- Ledger.
EXTRA MAT. ELECTION DAY
CHESTNUT ST.
OPERA
HOUSE
MATINEES. 3.15,
EVENINGS,
S.1S
Boautj rare and lm.preeahe"
Evcnlnr Bulletin.
D. W. GRIFFITH
i:
MASTERPIECE
"Way Down East"
MAT.
DAILY jjgjr,
$1.00
NOTE Owlnor to coat, lansth ot produc
tion and Iron-bound contracts, thli plctura
rifvrr can h shown at less than flm-class
theatre prices.
METROPOLITAN
" OPERA HOUSE "
ITALIAN LYRIC FEDERATION
TONIGHT AT 8 IB
LA FORZA DEL DESTINO
Thursday Eve., Nov. 4th. OTHELLO
Boats now SI to IS, lor sal at Vy
lann's. 110S Chestnut St
1018 DANCING
CHESTNUT -,""",J
I'HONB
WAL.1J7
JANE P. C. MILLER
Private Lessons Dally, 10 BO a. M. to 0 P. M.
Children a Classes Every Saturday
Esthetic, momlnc. 10:30. Modern, II '30
adult clase, Esthetic Modem. Thurs Ers.
BIJOU
8th Ab. Race Mat Today
Clean Road Shows Kxclualvely
THE
Monte Carlo Girls
Wffl
TWO RETURN ENGAGEMENTS
Academy pf Music Tomorrow Evening '
and Saturday Afternoon, Oct. 30th "
TID3 INCOMPARABLE
PAVLOWA
AND HER BALLET RUSSE
COMPLETE CHANGE OF BALLETS AND DrVERTISSKSnon
SEATS Wyr ON BALE AT HEPPE'S AND ACADEMT CMP MWKJfl
' f? v FXarORUANOB TSd TO H.W i . rf
ir.M... n w .... ... . .a .4 t
&sn I
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNQ
la Ethel Barrrmor'! aensatlohal iess.",jrS
"Min.rHAWNFI ." V fn
. Third Week of Musical Oatlral , i
Next Week Katherlne MAcDonaJd tn "IM
Notorious Mlas Lisle." y
PALACE "Jo a1, TSB
fll.B, 7 16, B ISO V. J
Mae Murray and Hobart Boawotts)
touurs DEEPWATERflU
AddedLarry Semon In "The Suiter I 1 i
Itext Weak "a Mnm.n nr. M " svltkr ..1
ARPAH1A Chsatnut St. BL ltrtsV A
ftrVWAUlA 10 A.M. to 1 1 118 P. Ms Jk
l)T THREE, DAYS OF 1 t iA
CECIL B. De MILLE'S j 1
INSPIRINO PRODUCTION 4.,
'Z .L; . T-i . At .'.' fill
"uiiicmmg to iniruc adoui'v
ixt Week Mae Murray and DaVld, , ffl
Powell In "The Right to Love"
VICTORIA ?2&Wrik$ ;
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
in "THE ROUND-UP" '
Next Week "A Chorus Girl's nomancV
PA P1TOI 724 MARKET SThilrij
V"r V-li "PARLOR, BEDROOM
. AND BATW
RPriFrMT MARltET BT. BI. lTTTaj
AAEAJCIN 1 THEDA BAA Z
AIlibUA M3IWl
. In BALOMJsT.'
GLOBE
MARKET STREBT M"
AT JUNIPEtt . .
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLB M
BUZZIN' AROUNP"
CARDO & NOLL) OTHERS
Election NIinr,. Extra Midnight
.
e Performaefle
Reserved Spate Notr On Sale ,!
CROSS KEYS 00 & MARKET BT.
UNA CLAYTON & CO. '"
BROADWAY B"11 nd Bnyd.r Avi
J. K. EMMETT & CO.
MAY ALLISON ?&..
Election Night
Extra Midnight Show
PHILADELPIIIA'S FOREMOST TUEATlTuJ
, . u.
PHRRFT NIGHTS AT SllS n
r JrJIlmD I MATS. WED. SAM
"One of the paco-malters for the ssaeaiat
PubUo Ledger. -5
TILE nAPID-FTRD MUSICAL COMXDst I
THE
4P,
SWEETHEART
SHOP
Election Day Mat , Toes., Nor. 2, BOa ta
ELECTION RETURNS READ FROM Tl
STAGE TUESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 2'V V
Seats for "The Sweetheart Bhor' naees I
week on sale today.
-ST.
"OH, CLARENCE"
G ARRICK.. &w
TOUR FEET HIGH v-
ismm
ANEMUi7ioAL rkar:
u & 9
.. .. . .. '"-L ..,-
rwfuw M HtHTDIJ
Election Day JUt. Next Tues. Best Seats tf, ,S1
ELECTION RETURNS READ FROM THB 1 l
STAGE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT , i
kTa.a .v. .W UlUf IirAfc TCVS VBS BVSSJ Ml
iwiny. - fH
"OH. CLARENCE"
DPAAH NIGHTS AT 8:18 wn )
l-lfJt-LJ Mata. Wed.ABt.at3tl
"Tilt! PTTinT nvAT. tt.av tw Tttw stvia t
SON." North American. I l
DIRECTION OF A. L. ERLANOKBi M' S
HENRY MILLER tlJ
BLANCHE BATES j
IN
The Famous Mrs. Faitj
By JAMES FORRES
Seats for "The Famous Mrs. Fair" next
week on sale today
"OH. CLARENCE"
DUMONTS N1NT" AND AncH "
LHJlviwni o EVENINGS 8:15 .
Matlnoea Mon . Wed. and Sat., 3 US
EMMETT WELCH MINST71ELS u.4
THE TROUBLES OF THE TROLLETS1
ELECTION NIGHT
SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW, 11:3(1 i
Election Returns Read From Stare I
EXTRA MAT TUESDAY. 3110
ACADEMY OF MU8IC
BOSTON
SYMPHONY
Monday, Nov,
1. at 8:11
at .
Sololi
I
Helen Stanley.
ORCHESTRA
PIERRE
MONTEUX
Conductor
Tickets now on saU'M
Hojipe's, 1110 Choatnut'
Acalemy Box OBte.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC iIa"
Ji., j
New York Symphony
WALTER DAMROSCH
CONDUCTOR "1"'
Statu on Sale at Heppe's, 1110 Chestnut M.
EITH'S
Ct0 -Whiting & Burt-8"1
In "LITTLE MIPS MELODT" '
""'-Elinore & Williams-8'0'
IRVING A JACK KAUFMAN
Buale Rempel Co.. A. C. Aktes
and Olh.r Btara T
iaWiYinir1VortiInOmfMlfronVIShller i
UHlliUZ. 6CHOOT. ,
'4 DANCING LESSONSW
Recptlon eerj Wednesday at 0 P. M. I
&2U Chrstnut Loc. S10.' Open Day J NIM )
II rt. ii l.rv f n
EACH PlIPll
-DpiJpiJM Oermantown A Chelten Av.
MAE DESMOND and ,r Pirer IS
Wh In Firmer Net! We.k "Im' GlrJ"
WORLD'S
MUSEUM
or LIVING .
CURIOSITIES
OPEN DAILY
11 A. M to 10 P. M.
11th A Market Formerly Blmham Haos
PEOPLE'S K'"f'"," .. a
Mat.
n.tii
THE LEW KELLY SHOW -JT
With Iw Kellv "Himself" v
, . Walnut ab nth. Mat. Todajf
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