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JVency Wynne Chats Aheut the Tea for Miss Heckscher
This Afternoon She Anticipates tle Charity Ball
With Pleasure Otlier Bits of Interest
AND this afternoon will see the In
traductien of one of the smartest
debutante of the action, namely
Leeretla Hwkwher. W, or Itlta. ai i she
called by her family apd friends. Hits
li the dauchter of Mr. Sterena Heck
dcher by his flrat wife, who was Mlsa
Drewn, a daughter of Mrs. Themas
Learning by her flrat marriage.
Mm. Iamlnjr will lve the tea this
afternoon te introduce her granddaugh
ter and will be assisted in recelrlng by
Mrs. Bterens IlKksch,er and several
ether ladlee.
Araenr the debutantes who will re
ceive with Rita ate Margarttta Harri
eon, Anne Ashton, Mary Thayer, Anna
bells Weed. Mary Hewland, Jane Coxe,
Marjerle Gibben, Helena Mitchell, Anita
Htrawbridge, Aujrusta Harrison, Ruth
Taekard. Jane Hepburn, Sarah Bar
ringer, Sydney Diddle, Frances Wtiter.
Ellis du Pent, Eleaner pummey and
Virainla Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Hecksher will
glre a ball for their daughter en Wed
nesday nlfht of this week.
I MUST soy I am looking forward
with a great deal of pleasure 'te the
Charity Ball eh the nlfht of December
Hnmethlnir tells me It will be a very
graceful and pretty affair. The idea of
the cnlia a aream ami unnsiraas who
and the wish bursting forth in various
dainty fans of all nations, which will
K ifenlrteH bv men and alrls dressed te
reeresent the painted figures en the
fans. Is very new and pretty.
Then after the opening concert and
Unpin-? there will be ceneral danclnc as
heretofore en the great floored -ever
space In the Academy, which takes in
the entire stage and entire ercnestra
9 ".. Suerjcr will be served in the
foyer, and te me that alone would make
It worth going te, for that foyer is
really tee beautiful for words. I de
net think tee much can be said of it as
an artistic whole
DID you knew that Mary McCabe
and Allen Earashaw are te be mar
ried four days before Christmas?
The plana were first te have a church
wedding, but of course since the recent
death in Mr. Earnshaw'a family a few
weeks age, the wedding will be a very
quiet one and will take place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. McCabe en St.
.Tames Place. Mrs. Simpsen and Mrs.
Ileyland, Mary's two sisters, will attend
her as matrons of honor, and Walter
Karnshnw will be best man. There
will be no ether attendants and only
the immediate families will be present.
I have net heard if Harry Reylesd
will get en for the wedding, but I
doubt It, aa he left se lately for the
Middle West, where he Is stationed.
Teil knew he is in the regular array.
Margaret was te have joined him out
West n few weeks age, out I have net
heard If she went or net. She may have
decided te remain until after the wed
ding. In any case she will be here at
that time. Which Is a remarkable
speech, but you knew what I mean.
TflAT was a beautiful tea at the
Girls' League yesterday afternoon
at 1525 Locust street. Elizabeth Latta
sang delightfully. I de love te hear her
she Is se easy and has such rich, even
tones. I never, see her that I de net
think of the late Mm. Scammon -Jenes
and hew proud she was of Elizabeth
and her Ringing. I never knew her te
appreciate one of her pupils he much.
Of course, she had geed cause te de se.
Miss 'Quintan played very, very well,
tee, and the girls who came seemed te
love it. There were Ieta of people ou
knew there. Mrs. Charles Carver. Jr.,
Mr. Henry C. Hever and Mrs. Ocorge
Lerimcr were receiving. The latter in
hostess for this month and yesterday was
her last tea. I understand there are te
be two given in a month and different
members of the women's beard arc te
be hostesses for each special month.
Mrs. Carver is president of the League
of Girls' Clubs and Mrs. Bejcr is
chairman of the teas.
I SAW Deberah Seal en the street the
ether day. Speaking of Elizabeth
Lattn singing made roe think of De De
eorah. She has a very geed voice, you
knew. Didn't she sing well in the
Floradora sextet at the "Talk of the
Town?" Well, but that wiu net what
I started te gay: what I wanted te talk
about was the beautiful fur coat De De
eorah was wearing. It was composed
of two kinds of fur, black and gray,
and It was long, almost te the bottom
of her skirt. Her hat was a black
velvet model, and as one girl aptly de
scribed it, was "fifty-fifty" in size. It
wan trimmed entirely in blue stltchery
and was most becoming te Deberah,
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Helt Straw
bridge, of "Windermere, Bala, announce
the ensragement of their daughter, MIm
Helen Louise Strawbrldgt, te Mr. Frank
Btlrllnp Donaldsen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Donaldsen, of Qermantewn,
formerly of Deaten.
Mr. nnd Mr. Jehn Frederick Lewis, of
1914 Spruce street, will entertain In
lavitab'eDi
r AanMBct.
Moderate Price c"sztia meats
nrit or rbene for nnarared or Printed
Samples,
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The Slieps of Sensible Prices
Re-Pricing
Wonderful Mark-Down of
Coats Suits Dresses
The inimitable Millard models are new offered at
reductions.
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opera, en Tuesday, November 10, Mayer
Moerp and Mrs. Moere, Mr. and Mrs.
CharletnAcnn Tevnr anil Mr. ant Mrs.
Heward w. Lewie will be. their guest.
Mrs.' Jehn Wlnthrnn CUa4uim. nt
Martins lane. Chestnut Hill, has sent out
euro ter a tea Saturday, December H.
Mrs. Claahern waa. before, har murrliin
Mlsa Anna Walter Strawbrldige. daugh
ter ei ir. ana Mr. fTeaericx It utraw
bridge, of Torworth, Germantcwn.
Mr. and Mrev Cenrad N, Lauer, of
uermantewn, announced the sngagement
or ner daughter. Miss Ida Felicia Lauer.
te Mr. Geerge Petter Darrew.Jr., son of
Congressman and Mrs. O, P. Daxrew,
also of Oermantewn, en Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Mnreau Harrlngr
will shortly Issue Invitations for a mu
sical te be riven at their home, tlOS
Walnut street, en Sunday evening, De
cember 5. Mr. and Mrs. Darrtnger will
also entertain at dinner at their home
before the Saturday night dancing class,
en November zT, In honor of their
daughter, Mlsa Elizabeth W. Darrlnrer.
The ruesta will Include Miss Arnea
Yarnall, Miss Mary R. Carter, Mlsa
Maude S. Harrison, Mr. Henry Bain,
Mr, David Vegels, Mr. Daniel niche,
Mr. Jehn Paul Barrtnger.
Mlsa Eleaner E. Russell Peabody,
debutante deughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald Russell Peabody, of New
Yerk, will arrive In this cHr en Wednes
day te attend the ball Mr. and Mrs.
Stevens Heekacher, of Strafford, will
Hire at the Bellevue-Stratford In honor
of their debutante daughter. Miss Lucre,
tta a Heektcher, 2d. Miss Peabody will
be the (ruesta ever Thanksgiving of her
aunt, Mrs. Rutherford Pearson, at the
Bellevue-Stratford. Mrs. Pearson will
atve a theatre catty and sunner' at the
Bellevue-Stratford en Thursday, Janu-.
ary e, in noner or nuts I'aaDeay. jnrn.
Pearson's eon, Mr. Jehn T. Walnwrlght,
who Is a student at Princeton Univer
sity, will spend the Thanksgiving holt
days with his mother,
Mr. nnd Mrs. I F. Lynwood Garri
son. 1019 Clinten street, will entertain
at dinner en Saturday, November 27, In
honor of their daughter, Mies Laura. V.
D, Garrison, before the meeting of the
Saturday Evening Dancing Clus. Mr,
arid Mrs. Garrison will also give a din
ner en Wednesday In honor of Mlsa
Mary Lloyd Nerrm. debutante daughter
of Mr. Isaac Y. Nema, before the Heek
acher ball. ,
Among the gueata who attended the
pig and hare ehaae given yesterday In
Chestnut Hill by Mlas Mary C. jfage,
daughter of Mr. and Mm. Heward Wurts
Page, 1018 Clinten street, were Mlsa
Nancy F. Cepe, Miss Elisabeth F. Cepe,
Miss Helen Hepe Wilsen, Miss Jane B.
Yeatman, Miss Careline S. Barclay. Miss
Anna Lewis, Mips Edith N. Page. Miss
Evelyn Page, Miss Marlen C Savage,
MIm Anne Schwartz, MIm Katherlne
Schwartz. Mr. William Paul. Mr. Ernest
C. Savage, Mr. Lewis Lukens. Mr. Syd
ney L. Wright. Jr.. Mr. William H.
Parker, Mr. Rebert Dechert, Mr. Oeerge
Robbing. Mr. W. Jehnsen. The chase
waa followed by tea at 8ummercrest. the
home of Miss Page's aunt. Mrs. Jamea
Large, In Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. William Summers Bradley. 4410
Locust street, and her niece, Mies Jean
Bradley, returned today from New
Haven. Conn., where they attended the
Yale-Harvard game en Saturday.
Mlsa Christine F. Chambers, daughter
of Mr, Francis Tayler Chambers, IB JO
Pine street, will entertain at dinner en
Friday night before the ball which Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cuetls Harrison will
give at the Bellevue-Stratford In honor
of thelr debutante daughter, Miss Au
gusta W. Harrison.
Mrs. StevenB Heckscher nnd her
daughter, Mlas Lucretla 8. Heekacher.
2d, of Strafford, who have been spend
ing ii few days In New Yerk, returned
te their home yesterday Mr and Mm
Heckscher and their family will close
USheppacd & Sens
Pure Linen Table Cleths
at Reduced Prices
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Twe yerds square
Twe by 24 yards
Twe by 2 yards.
Twe and a half yards square. . . 23.00
Banquet Cleths 33 1-3 Per Cent Off
Sizes : 2x3 yards 2x312 yards 2x4 yards
The banquet and the smaller sizes are fine damask,
all-linen, and there is a very satisfactory choice of
patterns.
100$ Chestnut Street
Atlantic City
Early cheesing is
garments is limited.
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MI88 FLOBENCE W. TUNIS
Mlsa Tunis, who Is the daughter of Mr.
made her debut lust Tuesday at a
their country place, where they have
been spending several months, and oc
cupy their town house, 2011 De Lancey
street, early In December, Miss Heck
scher will be the guest of honor at a
ball te be given by her parents en Wed
nesday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge H. Baric, ad, of
Gray's lane, Haverford, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jehn White Geary, Jr., of S0J
Queen lane. Oermantewn, have returned
from New Haven. Conn., where they at
tended the Tale-Harvard football gam
en Haturday.
Mr. Donald Sturgln Babcock, of Prov Prev
Idence, n. I., wilt attend as best man nt
the wedding of Miss Eleaner Beers,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cdwln Clark
Beers, of the Belgravla. and Mr. Oeerge
Mitchell Buffum. of Pnsadenn, Calif.,
which will be selemnised en Saturday
night In the Second Presbyterian
Church, te be followed by a reception
at the Belgravla. The ushers will In
clude Mr. Jehn Prlser, of Eaat Orange
N. J. ; Mr. Jehn Welden Green, Mr. Wit
11am K. De nichtcr, Mr. lUehard Orccn Orccn Orccn
woed, Mr. Charles Leedom, uncle of th
bride, and Mr. Benten Chaplin, of New
Yerk.
Mr. Henry Baring Hedge, who has
been entertained aa the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayblti Hart, of
1619 Locust street, for a week, will Ball
for Paris, France, tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison a. Seeler. who
have been upending eeveral months at
Atlantic City, will net return te their
town house, 2401 Spruce street, as Mr.
and Mrs. Charlea V. McLean will occupy
It for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodere B. Creamer,
of 8t Davids, announce the birth of a
son en Wednesday, November 17.
Were
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advised as the
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and Mra. Rebert Wallace Tunis,
dance given by her parents
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hlrach, of ltOl
North Eighth street, were at home te
their friends yesterday afternoon In
honor of thelr silver wedding anniver
sary. Mlsa Alice Gallagher, of Sixth and
Thompson streets, will cntertaln the
members of her sewing circle this eve
ning. Miss Irene SchwnrU, of 1042 North
Second street. Is spendlng part of the
winter at Wernersvllle, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lelbewlts, of 1002
North SUth street, have returned from
a meter trip of several weeks through
the Great Lakes region.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The members of KadeBh Club, of Ka Ka
eosh Cemrnandery. Ne. 29, Knights
Templar of Penneylvanla, will give a
card party and dance this evening at
Meese Hall, 1314 North Bread street.
The committee In charge of the enter
tainment Includes Mrs. Benjamin P.
Williams, chairman; Mrs. C. B. Webb,
Mrs. Themas Bunting, Mrs. Geerge Mon
tague, Mrs. Elmer Bewers, Mrs. Frank
Adjoining
the
St. Jnmtt
1222
"Stecker" Fashions in
Wraps, Coats, Dresses
Reduced 25 te 40
An announcement of transcendent importance te the well-gowned
woman, because, te the certainty of correct and distinguished style, is
new added the satisfaction of exceptionally low prices.
Plain and
Suits
Medes far removed from the ordinary by these
clever touches which spell distinction and distinctiveness.
A splendidly varied showing in both the untrimmed and
fur trimmed suits, including every fashionable fabric and
every desirable shade, as well as the finest selected furs.
Fermer Prices, $65 te $325
Reduced te
45, '65 te 195
A Saving of $29 te $130
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Ai Blejrler, Mra. Jeeph IMam.,Mri
u. Jtt. jr. wiiaeni ra. niivmx -.
Strlner, Mra. Scellenberger, Mra. Dt
wller, Mnt David Bewen, Mlsa M. Light,
Miss Elisabeth Clayten and Miss Neva
Mellen. The etub la comprised of mem
bers of 1 the Kadesh Cemrnandery,
Knights Templar, and their families.
Rabbi and Mrs. Charles L Heffman,
of .Newark, N. J will attend the be
trothal reception of their aen, Mr. M.
David Heffman, and Miss Frances Leeb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leeb,
of 3234 North Beuvler street, en Sun
day, November 31. from I o'clock te
o'clock nt Menebach'a, 1207 North Thir
teenth street.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Harry J. Harts, of 2144 Seuth
Bread street, will entertain at a linen
shower en Saturday afternoon, Novem-
ner Z7. in noner or ner oeuam, ih
Mildred H. Mayer, The guests will In
clude Mrs. Nelsen 8, Harris, Mrs.
Jeseph C. Beckman, Mrs. Stanley Masen
Hlrsh, Mrs. Lee L. Dessauer, Mrs eu-
7ene M. Leb, Mrs William Mayer, Mrs.
rvlng Frank, Mrs. Hareld Llchten, Mrs.
Benjamin L. Ilublnaehn, Mrs. Henry
Schwab, Mrs. Jack Bolls-Cehen, Mrs.
William R, Bchwab, Mrs. Merris M.-vyer.
Mrs. Walter 8. Berg. Mra. Alfred Cur
tln Hlrsh, Miss Elizabeth Soils, Mrs.
Nicholas Englebcrt, Miss Helen Wine
land, Mlsa Beatrice Wilsen, Miss Helen
Relnhelmer, Miss Luella Heffman, Miss
Ada Walter and Miss Margaret M.
Hlrsh.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr.
and Mrs. Maxwell S. Segal will
ntartaln Mr. and Mra. J.
lYursenn, ui
New Yerk, en Saturday night
ber 27, at their home.
Novem-
QERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph J. Moere, of 2032
Medary avenue, entertained at dinner
yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Emlen Green,
of Chester, and Mra. James Stairs, of
Detroit, were the guests,
Mr. and Mra. Jack A. Reberta, of 134
West Upsal street, metered te New
Haven en Friday te attend the Harvard
Yale game en Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Hepkln entertained at
dinner at ther home en Thursday eve
ntrg. The gueata were Mrs. C V.
Always Acceptable Gifts
Elactrie Liunp
and
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
S3k Shades
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Bex Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
(&lecA&L
- 1224 Walnut Street
Fur - Trimmed
Afternoon and Evening
Dresses
'Steele
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fashions te the
e,ie is from our regular stock; the epitome of style and
distinction. A splendidly varied showing of the newest
models, fabrics and colors, for every formal and informal
occasion.
Fermer Prices $65,
'35, 45
A Saving of
rations Will Be Made in Time for
MtMumnutaaMM
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Mrs.
neon.
Earl
Vuclstlch.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Barten, Jr.. of
141 West Durham street, will entertain
at dlSSf tl nel?home en ThMfcwIJIn
Day. Ouesta will Include Mr. ?".
Refcert Barten. Br., Mr. , and I Mrs. Charles
Barten and their family, Mr. and Mm.
Frank Dlehl and Mr. nnd Mrs. William
01hl. .. ,
Mr and Mrs. R. Carlten Sehard, of
et Mrs. HWnil ; T"-. ,i4,.
North Uber street, for n .few days, nave
,rm te Cane May for the winter. Mra.
and
, ttK.r ret. for a few days, have
r. KjABvnn r-. a mua ua -
Eehard 'wtfl bf remembered
ne te Cape May
Edith Foulke.
UOOAN
Mr and Mis. Ell Brunswick, of 4818
r..mn Street Logen, announce the mar-
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ach-
iteTn wilt realde'ln the Beuth.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Samuel Sebastian Evans enter;
UlnS Informally at tea few days age
at her home In Media In honor or Mrs.
Jeness Mllle. Mies May Dee., pre
sided at the tea table, was 'e(1n.b',
M'".M? Win and Mlea Al ?..
Airri t. Il.wklns. Mrs. Price
Wetherlll Janeway. Mrs. Jeseph W.
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Jamln 'iackeenMrs Oeerge M. Boosh,
Jehns. Mrs. Irving V? Farouhirsen and
Miss Beyer.
Mrs. William Hearn. of this city, who
has been the guest of her sen-ln-Iaw
the Kvenlns rMle l4r.weleinr
.erUI neteTI Jnlrrrst from r.rl PrU
M the eltr.iyt thrr ","? !l
MMMe ef vrrlfJeatloe. llerearter fiJJ
be pablUhed. npleM Ud tZj2S.
nik name. arep Ktyi'LtS:
iutur, nrenlns rnblle lzer. "00
Lhxstnet strret.
; U rs A? ijlttvk. Jr.,
Charts' irtllllgln. Mrs, nebfl Johi
Mrs. Rebert Barten, Jr., and Mrs. I
Everything that is newest nnd
best in Lampdem is here, te make
radiant oe well as decorate every
part of the home. Because, we
have many Individual lamps of
exceptional beauty, which cannot
be duplicated; selections should be
reserved new for Xmas delivery.
Walnnt St.
' Between
12th A 13th
last detail in fact every
$75 te $285
te
$30 te $90
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spend the Thanksgiving holidays I in
Baltimore, going aeen after te Flerida,
where she will pass the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Lees, of Nell
O'May, Rese Valley, and Mr. end Mrs.
B. B. Crethers, of Norrlstewn, have
returned from a meter trip te Wash
Ington, where they spent a week,
during which they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Crethere' son, at Annupells.
WI88INOMINQ
Mr. and Mrs. William Harper are re
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of n daughter.
airs. i. incr iiu'jcii, ui unux bucc.,
will entertain the membera of her card
club at luncheon en Tuesuey ariernoen.
Mrs. A. Flreslnger, of G51 Tulip
street. Is entertaining aa her house
gueata for several weeks Mrs. J. L.
Ryan and her son, of Detroit, Mich.
nUL.ADUL.PIIIA'H LHAniNO 'ntKATnKH
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IKUITEIIS AND TUB VflNTEH OAIIDKN
WONDROUS I1EAUTIE8.
Hel. Mat. Thanksgiving Day
REOUIAn MAT. BAT., 12.00
nEOINNINO MONDAY.. NOV. 20
BEATS THURSDAY. MAIL ORIIERB NOW
AMERICA'S HWKBTKHT 8INOINO
COMHD1KNNK
N0RABAYES
In Her New Funtantlc Play with Muale
"HER FAMILY TREE
With a brilliant company. Including Jullua
Tannen, AI netertx, Frank Mersan, Florence
Merrlrnn. Arthur Oordent. Una Flemlnr.
ADELPHI Last 2 Wks. evesl
AT SllS
Mats. Thurs. and Sat., 2:15
Lt DITRICHSTEIN
IN THE ROMANTIC MELODRAMA
"The Purple Mask"
CHESTNUT STREET e"a
HOUSE
TWICE DAtLY 2:15. 8:15
Gala Extra Holiday Matinee
Thursda y (ThanksgTving)
11
A. M.
nEQULAll MATINEE. S P. M.
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
"TRIUMrH OF REALISM.
'Recerd,1
"WAY
DOWN
EAST"
NOTE The prlie winner In the Adver
tisement Idea Centeat will t announced from
th atar durlnir the performance, tomorrow
(Tui1ay) evenlnir. The prltea will be
awarded at thla time
Frlcea. 25c, 50c, 11. en (except Saturday
Holiday.)
Nlthta BOc, tl f0, n rjq $2 no
J st Regiment Armery
OAD AND CALLOWHILL STREETS
")DAY AND ALL WEEK
ssien25 & 50c I !1s,he,w.,..D.".'i
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ishes of Acti
en"
Auplce of Combined Veterani Conference
8ematlei.il Motion l'lclurea of the Arm.
Navy. Marine Corpe In Actual Rattle Kcenea
"0er There"
Taken by U. S Hlitnal Cerpa while Under Fire
SPECIAL FEATURES
MILITAHT AND NAVAL HANDS
Memter Exhlblta of Captured War Trophies
Thla picture will net be. In nny ether
theatre ae don't mln thla opportunity
EITH'S
HENRY SANTREY and HIS
SYNCOPATED SOCIETY
DAND
gertrude vanderb1lt
Carrie Jacobs bend
Len Tark Ham. Harry Lester Miiaen.
Tim A Kitty O'Menru lth Huatnn Ray:
Othera. 3 Shew Thankai-1n Day 3.
1 30 SHARP. 4.80 AND 8 V. M
Philharmonic Society of I"h
Jeaef A I'aaternack, Conductor
SUNDAY EVE ORCHESTRA CONCERTS
in Memhern of the I'Mlnd-lphla OrcheVtra
NEXT CONCERT. HUNDAT EVE DEC B
SIIUIIKUT THEATRE. H 1ft BHARr '
SoleUt. nuth Nathanaen, rianlat
Bar Hteln. Vecallat
..Aml'.,!on..te. mmbera only. Annual duei
15 00. Limited number of memberahlpa allll
open. Ne ticket for th'ae cencerta aeld.
Hubacrlpllena aheuld be aent tn Dr C s
Hlrach, 000 I'lne HI reel r "
PALM GARDEN
S9TH AND MARKET STS.
NOW OI'KN
DANCING jfy ". s se t0 i
Mat Hat. and Helldara
Meit UU te-data Hall In !... 'iiu.ya
Wa Solicit Only ReOned I'atrenaV,
It thla Oarden of I'alma and Flower.
WORl-D'S
OF UVINO
CURIOSITIES
OPEN DAILY
11 A M te 10 p m
MUSEUM
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PEOPLES
Kenetnaten Ava MAtlnee
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With
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CASINO
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Beheld, My WiteVgf
MILTON BILLS, FI.MOTT mCXTRH XJ9
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MARKKT ST. Ab. NINTH "
0 A. M. te litis P, M.
A JACK LONDON THRILLER -
"Mutiny of the Elainere
Great Northern
, Ureail and Krl Ave.
TONTCHT T '-
Clara Kimball Yeunif '
Will Personally AppeaiJ
In CAnlunrtlnn With
WM
FARNUM In "MID.CHANNBL"
P A PITYT TJ4 market trautiHk
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RFriPNIT" MARKCT HT, D.1. 17TJ
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MARKET STREB.
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PHILADELrHIA'8 FOTIEMOBT THEATBS)
FORREST TONIGHT '
THREE MATINEES '!
Wednesday, Thursday J
(Thanksgiving) and Saturdjr
CHARLES DILLINQKaM
I'reaenti
APPLE "J
BLOSSOMS '
The Krfl.ler-Jaeebl-La BaMd
Op.retta with
JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
WILDA DENNETT I'ERCIVAL KNIOer
FRi:i) and ADELE ASTAIRK and a OWk
Theatre Cut and Cherua of Dlatlnettea
GARRICK LAST 6 EVGSi
TWO MATINEES ONLY
WM
MATINEE THANKSGIVING
LAST MATINEE SATURDAY
GOOD-BY WEEK'
HENRY W, SAVAGE Offer "'
MITZI .
IN THE NEW MUSICAL COMEDY
LADY BILLY
-
NEXT WEEK SEATS THURSDAY '
CHARLES FROHMAN Will Treatnt r 'I
OTIS
SKINNER
, IN THE NEW FLAT
At the Villa Rese
by A. E. W. MASON
BROAD
niehts at stii
MATINEES AT 3llt
3 MATINEES THIS WEEK
Wednesday, Saturday
Extra Mat. Thanksgiving
POP. MAT WED. dest 2
HEATS "-"
Tarkingten's Ripping Comedy
CLARENCE1
with ALFRED LUNT
ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAHT ""
ASTOR'
Jr THEATRE X
FRANKLIN AND GIRARD,;
OPENS TONIGHT I
QUEEN OF THE SCREEN '
Clara Kimball Yeung
In Persen !
AI'PEARH AT T JO AND 0.15 P. Mw
In Connection With
WM. FARNUM in
"IF I WERE KING"
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION BOCIKTt
ACADEMY OF MUSIC FOYER
THE WORLD POLITICAL SITUATION
GEORGE EARLE RAIGUEIJ
S Tuenday lectures at It A. M.. bated ob
recent liiveatltatlen and '.rarel.
NOV, as THE CITIES OF EUROPB Pr
DEC 7 ITALY AND THE ADHIATlrr, '
DEC. 21 OERMANY AND AUSTRU. "
Courar tlcketa, 8. at Academy. IUdm'bL
or Unlveralty Eitenilen Uox-OrQee.
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DANCING"
Select Cabaret
Frem 9 P. M. te Cleso '
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Bosten
Symphony
Orchestra
Pierre Mentetix
Cenductir
Monday, Nev. 20,
Holelat :
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Jean Bedetri"5
Tlckela at HeppVa. lug
ChMtnut St. A Academx,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
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MATINEE THANKfiaiVINQ DAY
luck tu Earth Again or I'nctn ComlmDean'
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