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Nancy Wynne Talks of the Day's Doings Among the
Debutantes1 She Hears of a Main Line
' Interest Jam Won't Stay On
THE debutanto event of today will
be thft dance which Mr. and Mrs.
Bob MontKomcry will rIvo at tliclr
home, Ardrosoan, In Vlllanovn, to In
troduce Jcsslp DnCosta, daughter of
Mr. Charles Da Costa. Ilcr mother,
you remember, died more than n year
u&o, and Mrs. Montgomery la to chnp
erona. her at rribst of the affairs this
year. Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs, 11a
Costa were very Intimate friends, and
it Is especially fitting to hnvo her Intro
duce J&tsie. Mr. Da Costa will give
n dinner for Jesmio before thtf dance,
and there will bo several other dinners
n well, Lucille Carter will entertain
for Florence, who you remember, was
r debutante last year, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry l'eppor Vaux will give n dinner
for Mis Nancy McICcan.
Mns. iiiciuitn a Nonius is
giving a large luncheon for Helen
fcwell out at the Philadelphia Country
Club today and a great many of the
dtbs are going. About forty-five In all,
including Mildred Carpenter, Augusta
Harrison, Mary Hobard, Hitn Heck
chcr, Sarah llarrlnger, Malxlo Stewart,
Nancy McKfrfn, Helena Mitchell. Kitty
Morrirk, Mary Howland, Elizabeth
Jeancs, Ottllle Morris, Henrlettn Wil
on, .ttusscll Tucker, Virginia Carter,
.Tano Coxc. Eleanor Qummey, Evelyn
Page, Jcsnlf Da Cdatn, Elsie Du Tout,
Elisabeth Fruitier, Maiy Norrls, l'olly
(JrlRCom. Jane Hepburn, Sophie Ynrnall,
Annabelle Wood, Marjorle Olbbon,
Dorothy Stevens, Marie Louise Thomp
son, Anita Strawbrldge, Carol Smltn,
Frances Robs, Ruth Packard, Mary
SItcr. Annp Asliton, Mnfy Howland,
Charlotte Starr, Mary Itnyard, Elolno
Warrlncr, Kathcrhie Porter, Margaret
Curtis, and one or two others.
HAVE you heard about tho sale
which is to be held at tho Women's
Club In Ardmoro on Wednesday nnd
Thursday of this week? Th people of
Oladwynno are in chargo of it, as
sisted by members of tho Cburch of
tho Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, and it's for
the benefit of Qlndwynnc Hall, which Is
to be erected at Merlon Square. I
understand the ground on which this
hall U to be erected has been already
presented by two men who arc mem
bers of the Church of the Redeemer.
Rome of the women who arc Interested
in the nffair are Mrs. Effingham II. Mor
ris. Mrs. William R. Phlllcr,.Mrs. Wil
liam II. Walbaum, Mrs. Edgar How
ard, Mrs. (Jeorgc Kales linker. Mrs.
James D. Wlnsor, MrH. Daniel Morcau
Rarrlnger, Mrs. J. Strieker Coles,
Mrs. A. Degrauw Warncck. Mrs. Henry
Abbott, Mrs. R. Meado Smith. Mrs.
William Rnnk, Mrs. Thomas Liggett,
Mrs. R. Vnll Marsh, Mrs. Francis
King Wainwright, Mrs. Livingston
Riddle. Mrs. George W. C. Drcxel.
Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux, Mrs. Her
bert Clark, Mrs. Samuel Vauclain, Mrs.
George W. Kcndricic, 3d, Mrs. (Jcorgo
Calvert Carter, Mrs. Jacques Vauclain
and Mrs. Heron Crossman.
WHAT do you thluk of Sophie Nor
rls'R scheme to run n regular social
bureau of efficiency? She's going to be
at the head Af the social part, I under
stand, and will run a ball for ypu from
printing the Invites, addressing them,
seeing to the decorations, in fact, every
thing hut have the ballroom cleared up
after the parties, which Is, of course,
not the pnrt of a hostess. Sophie is a
daughter of the Hcide Norrises. you
know, and a niece of Mrs. Arthur Ryer
son, Mrs. Arthur Rush, Miss Sophie
Rorle nnd Adolph Rorle, of New York.
Her mother was Miss Bessie Borle.
Sophie was abroad for 6ome time dur
ing the wnr nnd did somo fine work In
the canteen nt the front I hnve not
heard yet who tho girls are who will
work with her. but she is In n regular
firm, with offices nt tKe Stock Ex
change Building, nua sho Intends to
make it a grcnt success.
MOLLY was eating her bread which
mother had spread with jam. And
when mother did not seem to bo looking
the little red tongue skipped out quickly
and removed the jam from tho top nnd
then Molly asked for more. Finally
mother said: "Deorie. you- must not
nsk for more. Mother has sprend thnt
bread thoroughly." "But, muvvcr,"
said Molly, "vat jam won't 'toy on my
bread at all."
NANCY WYNNE.
I
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Among tho guests at tho dunce to be
irtven on Tuesday, November 10 by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wallace Tunis, of
Wynnewood, In honor of their daughter,
Ml88 Florence Wllloughby Tunis, will
be: Miss Anita Strawbrldge, Miss Jano
Gordon Coxe, Miss Mary Starr GrlBcom,
Miss Elizabeth Jennes, Miss Sydney
Blddle, Miss Marjorle Gibbon, Miss Hen
rietta Wilson, Mr. William Du Barry,
Mr, Lyman Lisle, Mr. Edward C. Cas
Hard, Mr. James Cheston, 4 tit. Mr. 3.
Warren Downs, Mr. George Kncaa, Mr.
Edward SliakeBpcare, Mr, W Lawrence
Bodley and Mr. George Wood Furness.,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stacey B. Lloyd, of 1623
Bpruce btreet, will entertain at dinner
followed by a theatro party tomorrow
nigh. There will be fourteen guests.
Trains leaving Broad street station nt
3,47 and 4.33 tomorrow afternoon will bo
met at St. Martin's station for the tea o
be given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Boyce
Judson to Introduce to society their
niece, Mls3 Charlotto Churchill Starr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Du
coing Starr. Miss Starr and Miss Mary
Ernestine Appleton, daughter of Mr, and
Mm. Samuel A. Appleton, will leavo the
latter part of tho week for Boston, and
will attend a houso party to be given by
Mrs. G. L. Wlnlock, at Mr home at
Cambridge, Mass. Miss Starr and Miss
Appleton will attend the Harvard and
Princeton game on Saturday.
United States Minister to Portugal,
Thomas II. Btroh and Mra Birch, will
arrive the latter part of this month and
will be entertained as the guest of Mrs.
Birch's siser, Mra Eugene S. Dorey, of
1C18 Locust street.
Invitations were received today for a
dinner to bo given by Mr. and Mrs. LouIb
11.' Lemolne. of 1031 Locust street. In
honor of Miss Augusta A. Harrison, on
Friday, November 20.
Invitations have been Issued for a
luncheon to be given by Mra William V.
Goodman und Mrs. JobjpIi W. Wear, at
tho Acorn Club, on Novombor 22, in
honor of Miss Mary C. Hebord.
xi TriniRft Wtirrlncr. dauahter of Mr
and Mra Samuel Dexter Warriiicr, haa
returned from a vlelt to Wilmington,
where sho was the guest of MUs Mary
Marvel, debutante daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Joslnh Mnivel. of Nantlcoko, Oroen
vllle, Del, Miss Warrlner will be pro
nentod to eoclety by her purents nt a tea
to be given at their home. 1'Jd South
Eighteenth street, on Thursday. Novem
ber IS.
Mrs. J. nidgway Ilellly, of 1721 Lo
cust street, who spent several weeks ai
Virginia Hot Springs, haa returned to
her home.
Mr Lewis Lllllo and Miss Theodora
Llllle, of Haverford, uccompanlcd by Mr.
George Blcltle Ogden, nnd his daughter,
Miss Cathryn Ogden, of Onlidcno, Itad
ior. spent the week end at the Bui View
Golf Club, Atlantic City.
Miss Sophlo 8 C. Bnknr, daughter of
Mrs. Louis C. Bnkcr, Jr, of Bala, will
leave tho middle of this month for St.
Paul. Minn., where she will be the guest
of her brother-in-law nnd tutor, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lelle Ames, for a month. She
will spend the Chrlstmaa holidays with
Mr. nnd Mrs. John F, Sheploy, at St.
Louis, Mo. The engagement of Mis
Maker nnd Mr. and Mrs, Hhepley's son,
i Mr, Ethan A. II. Shepley, has been an
nounced, , ,M1M Constancy . Beale. and her
niece, Miss Viola Beale Homer, who
have been the guesta of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward F. Benle at Deepdale, their plnee
at Strafford, for some time, will return
home this week, 4
Mrs. Theodore M. Hellslcy, of 88
Gowen nvenue, Mt. Airy, announces
the engagement of her daughter, Mis
Jflennor HUtstey, to Mr. John Bachman
Hnrtlng, uon of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
JlnrtlnR. of 20 East Johnson street,
Germnntown.
Mrs. R. A, Lamberton, of Harrlsburg,
who has been tho guest of her daughter
and ron-ln-law, Colonel and Mrs. Rollln
H. Wilbur, of Old Stone House, 8U
Davids, hne returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John de P. Conger,
ot Twin Oaks, Vlllanova, will leave to
day to occupy their farm near Norrls
town, ,
Mra William I. Mlrkll. of the Wel
lington, Nineteenth nnd Walnut streets,
left on Friday for n visit to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnstone, ot
New York, who have been tho guests for
a few days of Mr ""d Mrs John H.
Gustlno, Jr., of Wopi'IiImo nvenue, Over
brook, returned on Fv day to their home.
Mrs, Joseph Blddid, who tin beon
Visiting her dnughtr, Mr. William H.
Palmer, of St, Davids, left during last
week for Pasadena, Calif., where she
will spend the winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Davis May,
of Narberth, are occupying their new
home, Highland avenue, Merlon. Their
on-ln-Iaw arid daughter, Mr. and Mm.
Luther Ilussett Graves, 2d, of Forty
Tourth and Pine atreets. have 'left for
n, visit to Bennington, Vt, where they
are the guests of Mr. Graves parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther n. Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. McFetrldge
have closed their cottage, Tarry-a-BIt, Irt
Ventnor City, and am now living at the
Shclburne, Atlnntlo City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John HlnchclltT. of 4314
Pechln street,. announce tho engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mary A. Hindi
cliff, to Mr. William Henncsioy.
Tho engagement of Mien Dorothy
Fnggen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mm. Harry
Faggen, of C730 North Broad street, Oak
Lane, nnd Mr. Jacob L. Gwlrtz, hns been
announced,
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Lillian Essllnger, of Blklns Park,
entortalned nt luncheon followed by
curds on Friday at the Old York road
Country Club. The guests, who are
members of her card club, Included.
Mrs. William H. Bitter. Mrs. Hiram II.
Hlrsch, Mrs. Frederick, Dannenhower,
Mrs. Harry Artlett, Mrs. Carl F. Lauber,
Mrs. Frederick II. Haltcman, Mrs. Jacob
Belswanger, Mrs. Jacob Eohrolbor. Mrs.
J. Harry Bowers, Mrs. A. P. Rosen
borger. Mrs. Charles F. Wall, Mrs. Paul
Schmltt, Mrs. Rudolph Sossna and Mrs.
Lillian Essllnger.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Belz, of 603
East Maylond street, entertained nt
dinner on Friday evening In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baumann, of
Washington.
Mrs. C. C. Watt, of West Hortter
street and Wayne avenue, entertained nt
cards at her home on Friday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. William W. Wilson, of
the Delmar-MorriB, nnd her gUcstd.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. L. W. Hlrsh, of 2311 North Broad
street, gave n Halloween party for her
son and daughter on Saturday ovcnlng.
Mra. J. Smith and her daughter. Miss
Evelyn Smith, of Thirteenth and Master
streets, will entertain the members of
their fortnightly card club tomorrow
afternoon.
.ROXBOROUGH
The Roxborough Business Men's Asso
ciation will hold n Halloween festival
this evening, when there will be a parade
ot masqueraders on Ridge avenue, from
Lyceum to Levcrlngton nvenue and re
turn. Tho Judges' stand will be at
Green lane and Ridge avenue. There
will be twenty-nine prizes. Including
those for the Juvenile parade as well
tho giown-uns. Mr, John W. Logan
Is president of the organization. Mr.
Edwin Stein, vice president; Mr. Harold
Tyson, secretary; Mr. William Swartz,
financial secretary, and Mr. Arthur
Stetler, treasurer.
TIOGA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Tuteur, of 3733
North Carlisle street, entertained at din
ner nnd cards or Saturday evening,
with the following guests: Mr. snd Mrs.
John R. Muwson, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Frederick Greenwood, Mr. nnd Mrs.
George Cox and Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheets.
Suits,
tan mm ,pw JimMwmiiqwraiqiMMiiM
1
at the New
Lower Prices
Distinctive, individual, i'Stecker" modes, the equal, in every particular,
of the garments we sell the year round, but now marked at
Savings of $20 to $100 on Every Garment
,SR3MHKoiiJiCtJWSsETiiWM
rhoto the Phtlllpi Studio
.MISS DOROTHY CANNON
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William 11. Cannon, of Cnnulcn, whose en
gagement to Dr. Paul Newton Jepson, of Minneapolis, Is announced
FASHIONABLE WORLD
ATTENDS WEDDINGS
Miss Marian Baird Bride of Mr.
C. Jared Ingersoll Thorrip-
son-Maule Marriage
One of the most Interesting of th late
fall weddings will be that of Miss Marian
Wlstcr Balrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Wright Balrd, and Mr. Charles
Jared Ingersoll, son ot Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles E. Ingersoll, which will take
place at 4 o'clock today In St Luke's
Episcopal Church, Gcrmant&wn. The
Uev. Samuol Upjohn. D. D., rector of
tho church, will officiate.
Miss Balrd, who will bo given In mar
riage by her father, will be attended
by her sister. Miss Onlnor Owen Balrd,
an maid of honor, nnd the bridesmaids
will Include Miss Elinor Thompson, of
Wilmington, Del.; Miss Elizabeth Mor
gnn, Miss Emma L. Schwartz, Miss
Elizabeth Jeanes, Mies Catharine Coxe
and Miss Gertrude L. P. Conawny.
The bride will wear a white velvet
gown, trimmed with Brussels roso point
lace, a white tulle veil forming a coronet
of lAce, and trimmed with n spray of
o ran go blossoms Her dress will be
trimmed on the left side with n spray of
orange blossoms, nnd she will enrrv a
shower bouquet of gardenias and lilies
of the valley. Tho maid of honor will
wear a flame-colored satin dregs, em
broidered In gold, and trimmed with
brown lnee to match the brown hat,
which will be of brown tulle an lace.
She will carry a bouquet of chrysanthe
mums and dahlias. The bridesmaids
will be dressed alike In aprlcot-colored
taffeta gowns, trimmed with brown tulle,
draped on tho left side nnd fashioned
with a brown silk rose. Their hats will
nlso be of brown tulle, trimmed with
lace and they will carry autumn flowers
The little flower girls will wear n white
Brussels organdie dress nnd n hat of
apricot taffeta. She will carry a basket
of fall owcr8. Tho Ilttlo pago will wear a
white sailor suit.
Mr. Sturgls Ingersoll will act aa best
man for his brother and tho ushers
will Include Mr. John Hobart Ingersoll,
Mr. Orvllla H. Bullitt, Mr. JoBeph A
Mlnott, Mr. Edgar W. Wright, Jr., Mr.
Richard Harte, Jr., Mr. James E. Cowen,
Mr, Francis H. Bohlen, Jr., Mr. Frnncls
Boyer, Mr. Frank Trevor Hogg and Mr.
William Y. Humphries.
A reception will follow the ceremony
1222-1224 Walnut Street
Coats and
Wraps and Coats
Luxurious as to fabrics, graceful in
lines, and rich in the elaborate use of furs.
$95 to $445 Values at
65 to 345& '
A Saving of $30 to $100
Tailored Suits
Fur trimmed or plain tailored mo'dels
in a splendidly wide range of styles, fab
rics and cjolora,
$95 to $395 Values at
$65M u 2952&
A Saving of $30 to $100
jU
at the homo of tho bride's parents In
Chestnut Hill.
THOMPSON MAULE
MIos II. Ethel Mnulo, daughter of
Mrs. William Henry Maule, and Mr.
Robert Wllmer Thompson were mar
ried quietly at noon today at the home
of Miss Maulo'a mother In Vlllanova.
Miss Maulo was gowned In white
satin trimmed with old lace. Her veil
of old lace was fastened with a spray
of orange blossoms, nnd she carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of tho
valley. Mrs. C. M, Provost Herring
nttended her sister aa matron of honor
nnd wore a goWn of blue broc.ido
chiffon velvet Her hat was of brown
velvet and she carried pink snap
dragons. Little Miss Mary Maule Herr
ing and little Ml.no Jane Phillips wcro
tho flower girls. They wore simple
frocks of white organdie trimmed with
pink ribbon and carried old-fashioned
bouquets.
A reception followed the coremony.
Mr. Thompson nnd his bride will bo
nt home at 2230 Locust street after
January 1,
PERSONS WILLIAMSON
A wedOIng of social Interest to this
city will bo nolomlzed this afternoon at
2::I0 o'clock In St. John the Baptist
Episcopal Shapol, Ivv Depot, Va., when
miss Anno uoiesnury Williamson,
dnughtor of Mr and Mrs. Frank Wil
liamson, of 230' Sliruco Htreot. will bo
como tho bride of Mr. Frank Stanford
Persons. 2d. of Montcnmcrv. Ala. Arch
bishop Fredcrlclt Neve, of Ivy Depot,
Va.. will officiate. The bride, who will
be given In marringe by her father, will
wear a gown of whlto georgette crepe
trimmed with lace. Her veil of tulle will
be surmounted by a cap of real lacfl ond
ornngo blcssims. Sho will enrry a shower
nouquct or lliifs 01 1110 vnllev nnd or
ohlds. Mrs. Coffin Colket Wilson, Jr.,
sister of tho bride, will attend hb ma
tron of honor. The bridesmaids will bo
Miss Julia w. Williamson, another ii
ter of tho bride ; Miss Mary Wagner and
Misn Anno ucniiiHton. ootn or German
toivn. Miss Helen Coch Nevo will bo
iiower gill and Mooter Ambrose Gibson
und Mr. Wotdrow Wilson aibson, all
of Ivy Depot, Va . will be ribbon bearers.
Mr. Robert Persons, brother of tho
bridegroom, will bo bestmtnan. A recep
tion will follow. On their return from 11
wedding journey Mr. and Mrs. Persons
will bo home nfter Jnnunry 1 ut Flet
cher, Va. r
CRAVIS SACKS
An attractive autumn weddlnir took
nlnce last evening at 5 o'clock In thn
Beth Israel Temple, Thirty-second street
and Montgomery avenue, when Miss
Eetelle R. SackN, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Harry sacics, or 0337 uldgo avenue,
nnvhnrnnrh nrwl Xfp Toral Q P.nnl.
of 4626 Sanson) street, were ' married
by the Rev. Marvin Nathan. The bride
rim 'niniiMnffiiirw irrnnrMiiMliiTMrtiilriwinMTffffi
Walnut St.
Between
12th & 13th
CTJBMtMWMiroro
Wraps
waa given In, mar'rlage by her father
and wojj attended by her eisur, Mr.
Samuel Habor, As matron of hdnor j
Miss Bella Sacke, also a sister, maid
of honor Miss Sadie Roienfleld, Miss
Bess Cramer, Miss Eva Rlpelhaupt, Miss
lleb.a 1. "aber, bridesmaids, nnd Miss
Madeline Cravls, flower girl. The bride
wore a gown of white chiffon with ft
veil of princess lace, caught with
clusters of orange blossoms. Her at
tendants wore chiffon gowns of the
pastel shades.
-Mr. Cravls had for best, man, Mr.
William Slepln, and his ushers Included
hy brother, Mr, William Cravls; 'Air.
Ellas Hannas. Mr. Sol HInhorn and Mr,
Emmanuel Flnberg, . The'servloo wan
followed by a reception at the home of
the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gravis
lift on a wedding tour and will be at
hdme at 1625 West Erie avenue, Tioga,
TWERSKY 9NEIDMAN
An Interesting wedding took place on
Sunday evening at 0 o'clock at the
Rodeph Shalom Temple, at Broad .and
Mount Vernon streets, when Miss Su
J?nS.8 ,5lildman, sister of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Goldbaoher, of 6801 Chestnut street,
bcnmn the bride of Mr. Mnurlce Twer
eky, of New fork. Tho Rov. Dr. Bttel
son performed the ceremony, which was
followed by a reception In the ballroom
at the Rltz-Carlton.
The bride, who was given In roarrlnire
by her brother-in-law, Mr. II. Gold-
brocade with a lonflr train extending frnm
110 Willst lino. Her veil was of .liirh.M
nnd rose point lace, ndorned With real
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of "orchids nnd lilies of tho
valley.
miss Anno sncldman, ns maid ot
honor, wore n gown or sliver nnd Jade
green and carried n bouquet of large
nnd small orchid button nhrvmntha.
mums. Tho brldo Wfts attended hvMh
following bridesmaids: Miss Iteba
Sne dman, Miss Jean Hausman, Miss
Roslyn Turburts nnd Mlsa Rose Lnpnns.
Their gowns, styled alike, were of hy
drangea blue, silver and coral pink.
They wore largo hata to match, with
corresponding color In ostrich bands, and
carried bouquets of orchid roses and
snap dragons.
Mr. Samuel Rnblnovlch acted as "best
man, while the ushers were Mr, Maurice
Hausman, Mr, Arthur Kessler, Mr.
Sydney Blaunor and Dr. L. Sncld
man, Miss Hermlone Kesslen nnd MIss.Ger
trude Gotlelb 'were flower girls. The
Temple was "decorated most elaborately,
a bower being constructed of palms,
ferns, white chrysanthemums and
dahlias.
A number of out-oNtown guests were
present, those from New York being Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Pokraas, Mra. Rosalind
Turbowitz, Miss Lillian Levin, Mrs.
Marlon Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Myer Lehman, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Engle, Mr. and Mm,
Samuel Rablnovltch, Mrs. Bertha Gay
lord Mr. Archie Levy, Mr. Abraham
Friedman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob De
Young, Mr. Samuel Murray, Mr. Henry
Tannenbnum, Mr. And Mra Benjamin
Rlnaldo. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Simon
son, Mr. Angelo Arblb, Mr. Arthur
Arblb, Mr. William Washauer, Mr.
MfllMfllflM
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Gorgeous Collection of
Evening Hats
Exqulslto Turbans and largo models In the newest evening con
celts are hero. Among the display wo note the following:
Lovely Henna nnd Gold Brocade Turban Trimming of Pin and
Henna Feathers to match Priced $20.00.
Attractive Large Ntralght Brim Hat Of black mallne nnd gold
cloth black silver and gold laces, trimming of narrow, fancy gold-braid
I'rlced $83.00.
Another Smart Turban With new high front, has a brim of gold
cloth with crown of gold cloth and lace. Trlrrtalng of Henna Fentnora
I'rlced J42.00.
Elaborate of Silver I.ace With soft moleskin crown , trimming
of ellver, blue and rose flowers with streamers of narrow silver braid-
l'rlc.d S08.00.
Annual Sale of
Trefousse Fine French Kid and Suede
Gloves
2-Clnip French Kid Gloves Overneom Sewn Whlto, black, tan,
navy, gray, modo and brown ; regularly $4.50, Sale Price, J3.00.
I-Claip Special Pique Kid Gloves Black, white, tan, brown, beaver,
gray; regulurly J4.7B. Sale Price, $3,85.
2-Clanp rique Kid Black and whlto; regularly SS.00. Sale
Price, $4.25.
2-Clnip Trefousne Bent Pique Kid Black, white, mode, cham
pagne, tan. brown, beaver and gray; regularly $6.60 a pair. Sale
Prloe, $4.50.
l-CIain Special Pique Suede Gray and beaver only; regularly
$4.76. Sole Price, $2.85 a pair
HI
I
2-CInsc
Price, $3.0i
Speclnl Flque Suede
a pair.
2-CUip Trefousne Bent I'lque Snrde Tan, gray, champagne, beaver
and black; regularly $5.60 Sale Price, $4.60.
Trefomie Lone Kid und Suede Gloves, 0-Button Length, Kid
BUrrltz Black and whlto; regularly $5,60. Sale Price, $4.75,
Btrap-Wrlit I'lque Kid In black; regularly $8.60 pair. Salo
Prlco, $7.25.
8-Button Length Kid Overaeam sewn; black, white, beaver,
brown ; regularly $7.00. Sale Prlco, $6.00,
H-Button Length Tlquo Kid nnd Suede Black, gray, mode, white,
tan, brown, beaver; regularly $7.50. Sale Price, $C,50.
8-nutton Length French Suede Black, white, tan, mode, gray;
regularly $7.00. Sale Price, $0.00.
12-Button Length Pique Kid In black, white, brown and beaver;
rcgulnrly $9.00. Salo Price, $7.75.
10-Biitton White Kid and Kt-Ilutton Suede In white and tan:
regularly $10.00. Salo Price, $8 75.
IS
n
IMPORTANT
Our regular prices on these gloves are lower by
comparison than anywhere in town.
Special Values in Hosiery
T.Ule Fashioned Hose In Navy Blue; usual $1.25 grade, now 7o.
Illacjc Cotton Honei full fashioned In regular nnd extra alzes
usual $1.00 grade, now 7Sc.
Black Lliile Fashioned Ifotej tho usual $1.35 kind, now $1,00,
Faililoned Silk Hone In Taupe and Cantor only; regular $1,76
grade, now $1.10.
Silk Hone In Pearl Gray and Taupe; semi-fashioned, usual $1.60
kind, now 06o.
Wash Silk at Half Price
Divided Into threo price groups at $1.00, $1.60 nnd $2.03 a yard'
they are mostly all suitable for men's shirtings and for wash blouses'
white grounds with two-tone nnd plain stripes.
M
I 90c Mousselinc Ruching at 50c yard
Comes In white nnd ecru, In 3-Inch width; hemstitched edge
Just the trimming for blouse or dress.
Broken Lines of Underwear Reduced
Knvier Silk Ton Union Suits with ribbed llslo bodlea; were $3,85.
Slightly soiled, now $2.00.
Winter welfht Union Suits of ribbed cotton, high neck nnd long
sleeves. Sizes 40, 42, 44. Wcro $3.00, now $,00.
Dale Bloomers In white, pink, black; all sizes; $1,50 grade,
now 06e,
Children's Merino Brawers of American Hosiery Co. quality; half
price ; now 7So.
Persian Dress Trimmings Reduced
These are marked for quick clearance at prices which will dispose
of them In a day. Trimmings for fancy work, curtains or dresses
In splendid assortment now priced nt 10c, 25o and 60o a yard. No
mall orders.
Georgette Crepes Special $1.65 yd.
Splendid selection ot colors In Georgette crepe and oh Iff on voiles;
a special purchase enables us,'to offer the usual $2,76 grade at $1.05
u yard. '
Arthur Straits, Mr. Frederlo Straus, Mr.
Leon Loeb, Mr. Irving Kraus, Mr. Aaron
Schrelber, Mr. Charles Rothenberg, Mr.
Irving Marks, Mr. iiid Mra Morris Ger
ber, Mr. and Mrs Samuel ScHwenborger,
Mr. Joseph Lovl'i, Mr. James Goldaton,
Mrs. A. RAphaei, Mr. B, Dovorsky, Mr.
Harry Furst, Mr. Murray Knllscher, Mr.
Maurice Wolf. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph
Ooldnmlth, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Dtstlllntor,
niisn luiiii .Jieiuiator, Air, wnuer uipin
lator, Mr. David Hersteln, Mr. Simon Ho
Itolsky, Pr. Wnltir Wlnslow. Mr. nnd
Mra. Philip Rerllnger, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wii
llAm DtilM. Mr. Max Weedersehall. Mr.
and Mr. Harry Morris, Mr. Nathaniel
t-monn, miss Mae smoun, vr. ji uan
dtoft, Mr, Seymour Swanu, Mr. Henry
Steenmnn, Mr. Samuel Pokrats, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Sims, Mr. Vlotor Lehman,
Mr. nernnrd Ihmml. Mr. Edirar Lnrrie.
Mrs. Phllln'rinlfliihhArtf. The attests from
Pittsburgh were Mr. and Mrs, Charles-
Twersky, Mlts Lillian Hutner. irom
Trenton : Mr. nnd Mrs. William Bplegle,
Mr, Leo Mlohallzon, Mr. John Sohtes
singer, Mr. nd Mrs. Morris Ppkroas.
from Baltimore; Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel
Harrison. Mr, and Mrs. II. Cohen. Mr.
Istdor Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaplan,
Dr, Harry Brande, Mr. Samu'1 Levlne,
from Harrlsburg; Mlsa Ifani..e Sneed
man, New Haven, Conn.; Dr. Earl
Sneldmnn, Miss Annie Sntldmnn, ,6f Al
toona, Pa.: Mrs. L. Sherry Benjamin,
Mrs. Joseph Lewis of Chicago, 111.
MORRIO JONES
Tho v.-eddlng of Mltn Mary H Jones,
dnughtor of Mr. and Mru Newton H.
Jones, and Mr. Thomas II. Morris, son
of Mr. Craddoo Morris, of Scranton, pa.,
took place at noon on Saturday at the
Woodland Presbyterian Church, Forty
ohrntlrt ivnd Pins ntf-eeUi. The brICe was
given In marring by her father, M.'sj
Jones nna ab ner.maia 01 nonor, w.rs
Clarice Forrest Myer, nnd Miss M'l
dred lr. Shrlner ns brlCasmald. Mr.
Montague Morris, brother of the bride
groom, acted as Wt mat.. Tho ushers
were Mr. Edward S. Ogden, Mr. Mllo
A. Neely, Mr. George A. Knowlea and
Mr. Albert K. Westovor,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Master Jean Burlll entertained a num
ber of his friends at his home, 6416 Lo
oust street, on Friday, In celebrating
his second birthday. Among those pres
ent were Miss Betty Scott, Miss Lois
Jenn Meyers, Miss Emma Hemming,
Miss Patricia Cdlllns, Mister Richard
Carlton. Master Hugh Bennlng, Master
William Carlton, Jr., and Master Stand
bridge Barlll.
Miss Ottalle Elliott, of 483G Walnut
street, who Is visiting Miss Josephine
Balllet, of AllentOwn, was the guest of
honor on Saturday night at a masked
dance given by Miss Balllet Miss EI-
lirttatioai
lorAttnoanc
Moderate friers -ife.
tali
Write r rbone for Knrraved r Printed
nimpiM.
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO., 4 Wtlnal St
Diiii'ramraiiMEraMrira
-In gray only; regularly $5.00. Sale
1
N
lloit will return to her homo early in
the week.
Mrs. Rao CariwAllftrior fltundlirtdrt
and her daughter Miss Evelyn Cadwal-
inucr aianauriuge, gave n miyin"a aanco
at their 'home, 230 South Fifty-third
street on Saturday evening; Among
those present, were Miss Mary Pelffer,
Mrs. Rollln Richardson Meyers, Mr. and
Mrs, William Preston Arenas, Jr Mr.
and, Mrs. Ettore Pnttl Barlll, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cadwallarter Standbrldge
and Mr. F. Edward Nolan.
riltLADEU'ltlA'S tiKADINO THBATnJC9
Dl r.ctlon of Moam. I.EB VjTj. HHUIIKUT
LYRIC TONIGHT
The ONE Big Event
The I.atMt and Qreatit of All
N. Y. WINTER GARDEN
BPECTACULAn REVUES. TUB
1
assmg onow
OF 1919
THE MIOHTT MOKAltCH
OP ALl, AMUSEMENT INSTITUTIONS
16 Bumrtuooui SeenlSO,SUrs Bxt.Ultefl
aonoRous oaiaxt on oiadsomu
UIH1.H guwNBU I.XKB UUDUICSRKHI A
II BE I,INQ RIOT OF HESI'LKNDENT
nEVELnr.
Suressnlng In Splendor and
Sumptuousneti All l'att
Achievement! .
IN THE COLOSSAL CAST Ann
Jama Darton, Th Avon Comedy
4, Jack Ixillte, Lon Haacall,
Eddie Mlllef. Frankle Heath.
Hazel Cox, The Hath rirotliera.
The 4 Haley Slatera, Kyra, MerU
Itartw.lt, Iloland Woodrurf, John
i "rrna and thB .
V " 'roua Winter Garden Deautlca
Si- CIALMAT. TOMOR.
POP. MAT. WED., $1.50
ADELPHITONIGHT
MR. LEO
DITRICHSTEIN
IN THE nOMANTIC MELODRAMATIC
SUCCESS
THE PURPLE MASK
rI AMPCV QT TltEATRB
tii ? . 17th & D.Lancey
iuui. a. num. ac nni. lieiow upruc. til
TOUTII, SUNSHINE AND LAUOHTEIl
TUP nOUEUT
.-'d MILTON'S
r2nnARx wSSa'SBSio
-LJ UyJULJvU Tlnwtitnmi TlrU(
geca!
ofUcei. Shubert
Theatre, and
uimmia.
6Aa SHUBERT
'extra mat.
PlT.KPTinv niv
EVES. AT 8:15
fal. Wa.1' . U.
TOMORROW
THE HIT OF THE YEAR
"JVIn frlfndfi here as !n Naw Tork and
uwiiuuiii Civenini linger.
CHESTNUT ST. T---
MATINEES, 2:10. EVENINOS. 8:15
"The last word In pictures." Inquirer,
l D.W.GRIFFITH
MASTEnriEcn
"Way Down East"
MAT. DAILY j" $t0o
tlpn, and Iron-hound contrncta, this picture
niver can be ahown at lew than flrot-claai
theatro prices.
Election neturna will b. read from the
. VA flf ttll llt ll.A.k. V m
"i " "! n'r. jre a. j, j, HnuDert
iiivnuM uu jj i ecu on iNiBnc riiomorrowi
rjiiLAPKLrniA'a roRnatosT theatres
PORRFT NIGHTS AT 8:15
V-aIA.L0 1 Mata. Tum. A Sat, 2:15
Holiday Mat. TpmorM50c to $2
"ONH OP THH MOST DEMailTFUIi
i"iunivnu v.u.iicuib.i (iiwr.n nriii'i in A
umw4 .'4WU.li aWItW Sh.tllWWWAaN,
THE
SWEETHEART
SHOP
With HAnmr k. mohton
ELECTION HETURNS nEAD FROM THE
STAGE TOMOUnOW NIOHT
'OH. CLARENCE"
P.ARRFPrv MOHTS AT 8:10
Holiday Mat. Tomor. g1 $2
rA TQIUMPH
xxrmo uoacif
Dtosr
fICAL ROMAMCt
A NSUMVSICAL
VBOOUCtO BtrUNRY SAYAGfc-
ELECTION RETUIINH READ IHOM THE
UTAOB TOJIORROW NIOHT
OH. CLARENCE"
RPnAn NIQHTS AT 8:16
Ul wniy Miila. Wnil- A St. at ?.1s
"THE FIRST REAL PLAY OF THE SEA-
bun, jNorin Amentum.
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
IN
The Famous Mrs. Fair
Ry JAMES FORI1ES
Pmt flrt XI at Tnpulftr Mat. Weilnfadav
"OH. CLARENCE"
QUMONTS NINTH AND ARCH ST3.
LAUlVlvl-il EVENINOS 8:1S
Sratlneea Mon.. 'WVil and Sat. 2:15
KMMETT WELCH MINHTHELB
WOMEN VOTERS; OR, WHEN THKT nULE
ELECTION NIGHT
MIDNIGHT SHOW, 11.30
Special Election Returna Read frnm State
EXTRA MAT. TUESDAY, 2:15
flWARTHMORE, PA.
At
Hallowe'en (Monday)
Strath Haven Inn
Dlnnor, 0 to T:S0. Dancln?, 8:30 to 11
'Nlevhona. Swarthmore 080
ll E T n O P O I. I T A M
1V1 OPERA HOUSE IN
PHILADELPHIA GRAND OPERA CO.
THURSDAY EVENINO
OTHELLO
Mon.. Nov. 8th LA OIACONDE
Seata now, ft to IS for aal at Wejr
mnnn'a. 1108 Cheitnut Bt.
IS2f Chaatnui. Lo
Meoeption ofWy
rr?PWPI IM OormantownChultnAv
v.. . wwiUnnta Tomorrow, SSa&SSo
V
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w
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Ydtfdaj at 9)tfl7
MAE DE5MONO nVoYtf,n
;rxt Wk "A TAILOK-MADB MAN"
mtt M
lift a.
T-C.fcMl
;- ,w
'flj
Markat Bt. aU 10th 11 A. M. to 11 P.M. '
V-iL-' AT Fi 1J "J
ivainerme macuonaia
In a7l. tl.. i.11.- -. itJ,
The Notorious Miss Lisle if"!
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION t art
BUSTER KEATON.
in "CONVICT 13','.
. . y iir. i.ijr.iii 'ir,7,r
FOURTIt WEEK OP MUSICAL TESTIVAI' d!U
a nr.w cuMKur
special Midnight Performance 'ttftE
1U1V1UKKUW INIUM1 , $&&
IlETUIlNft nT pnitfiTii wrn .i liV,v
PALACES
A, M 12. 2. 8:48, 6:45. 7:48. B:80 P. V.tjhA
ONE WEEK ONLY Wf
METRO PRESENTS ,1 '
I - IV I I I l l fm wT t
and . '
riUBAKl CUWUKIM
A MORMON MAID-lf
A SENSATIONAL AND ORIPP1NO T
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION J ?)
idkj& i jcr. ivCa-v i win
in "CONVICT 13"
A NEW COMEDY rM
extra miantgnt rerrormanee -71
lomorrow Night
nETURNS nr private wire
ARCADIA'
JL CHESTNUT 6T. Bat. 10-TllX ,,
10 A. M. to 11:10 P. M. v'
COMMENCINO TODAY.- PARAMOUNT k'
FIRST SHotflNd I
I iinroi hil7mntirif a . Ma7iincnt iimI
o . .....v.....w o producUon
0(5
WITH
MAE MURRAY
and DAVID POWELL
Another (rrnt buty-drnma by tha
man whA m.rfa 'fn wilt. 4I.A TlanfAf'
A. tlndlnc romanco of all that human
ntiru experience.
Every Scene a Thrill or a Feaat of
Lovallncaa.
VICTORIA
MARKET ST, Ab. NINTH '
U A. M. to 11:10 P. M.
A Chorus Girl's Romance
yllh VIOLA DANA
Extra Midnight Performance
Tomorrow Night
Returns hv Private Wire
CAPITOT..J
724 MARKET STREET x -,v3
1U A. M., 12, 2, .IMH, 3:40, 7:40, 0:30 P. M.
WILL ROGFRS cupid the
Wll-U rUJIjUHD COWPUNCHER
REGEN
M. V MAMC&T ST. Del. 17TH
0 A. M. to 11:10 P. M.
Rrvnnt vCnnriitm n ' A
j... .. -... jrULL HOUSE''
"T Otl 17 MARKET ST.
VjL.VDHi AT JUNIPER
11:13 A. M. to 11 P. IS.
Continuous Vaudeville ,
Extra Midnight Performance
Tomorrow Night ?B,
a From the Etate
RESERVED BEATS IN ADVANCE
CROSS KEYS uoth & joarket sts.
-w "-iu 2.30 0:4S & 0 p
"MING TOY" musical
ELECTION RETURNS TOMORROW NIOHT
BROADWAY Broad and Snyder Ara.
Tf
:' . if
VauJeitlle Photoplay.
EXTRA ELECTION ""ii
NIOHT ,
MIDNIGHT n5N8
SHOW rn0M V
" HTOE
seats RBPrcnvr.n tn advance J-,
ACADEMY OP MUSIf
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA.
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor t)
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOV. 8. AT 8:00 V
SATURDAY EVENINO. NOV. fl. AT 8:10 W.I
Fnlolat: CYRIL SCOTT, Planlat W
RACH. .Hrandenbunr Concerto, for Strlncra
RRAIIMS .... Symphony No. 4. In E minor
SCOTT. .Concerto for Piano and Orcheitro,
SCOTT, ...Two PaaPBcagllas for Orchratra, J
Seata Now on Sale nt Heppn'a, 1110 Cheatnut J
E I T H ' S
"THE 'LITTLE COTTAGE" V
Ilrllllant Mualrnl Comedy I
BEATRICE HERFORD ,
RORTHRT RMMF.T TCRANF, v '
Ethel Clifton & Co.. Emma Stephen;
Ilaroneaa De Hn'luh A Co , Other Stara
SPECIAL MIDNIOHT SHOW
ELECTION NIOHT, 11:80
REOUI.AR EVE SHOW. R SHARP
AOAUBM1 OF MUSIC
TOMORRROW EVENINO AT 8 O'CLOCK
The Jewels of the Madonna
Fiftieth Performani- by the
Philadelphia Operatic Society
WASSILI LEP3 Conductor
Seata at HepDO'e. II 10 Cheatnut at,
vii-t..A r.A til on. I 4)0 KA '
llCKOlHt !( t'V,
t'2 nnd S2.&0.
Kl
floctlnn rturpw will tw nnounp4
ACADEMY OF MUSIC j
Eveni November 12 at 8:15 U'
ONLY APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
GALLI-CURCI
Tlcketa now. Academy Uox OITlco an
Itenpe'a 1110 Cheatnut Ht
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Boston TONIGHT AT 8)15
c i .. Sulolat
oyuiHuuiijr
Orchestra
Mabel Garrison
piEauin
Mlna G.irriion will rtplaeat
iftviA OlinUu niVin Ik 111 "
MONTEUX
conoucior . '
JitllO. MIMUiv) ni j ta
Tlcketa now on aaia at Acaaemy or uuiu
and Ilcppo'a, 1110 Cheatnut St.
Ampnunea.tre. aoo fc '
ncnpi PC Uenalncton Ave.
ftun-co an(l Cumbcrllin),
Matin.
Dally
DON With
Step Lively Girle,!?
Mldnlalit Show Tomorrow Election Night f
WORLD'S
MUSEUM
OF LIVING
Cl'RIOSlTIES
"
OPEN DAILT , ,
11 A. M. to 10 P. M. l
llth A
Market Formerly lung-ham Itouaa
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Toda?
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