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Aeicy JPynne TaJfcs e tic Heckschcr Ball at the Belle-
vue-Slratferd Last Night She Attends the Wilsen
Tea and Chats of Many Things
LAST nlfilit suw the first ball of tliolwcre: Mrs. Geerge Hunter Smith, of
srnsen. It wna Riven by Mr. and I New Yerk; Mrs. Themas It. NclUeii,
Un atevens Heckschcr for their daugh- Mrs. Hehcrt Kmett Hnrc, Mrs. It. WIN
ir Lucrctla Heckschcr, 2d, who wns "en McCrcdy, Mrs. Themas L. White
i.tln.inrnl nt a ten ftlven en Monday by
her grandmother, Mrs. Themas Lcnm
tnff It was truly n bcnutlful nffnlr, and
eul'ltc- I'nr8e Ialms. 'erns nn,l chrvs chrvs
nthemtims wcre used, nnd Mrs.
Heckschcr, Mrs. Learning nnd Miss Lu
cretin Heekscher, of Bosten, the mint
for whom IUtn was nnmed, received the
Slipper wns served nt midnight nt
mnll tables. There were n number of
dinners before the ball. The Geerge
Pnckards entertained for Mnry How Hew
land ; Mr. .Tehn I'enrsall gave a theatre
party for his daughter Margaret, and
Mrs. .Tnmcs Lnrgi! entertained nt din
ner for Mnrgnrctta Hairlnen. The
Henry Mlchells give n dinner for Anne
Ashton, and Mr. nnd Mrs. AV. W. Atr
terbtiry entcrtnlned for Gertrude Con Cen
awnv, while the Lnngden Mitchells gave
n dinner for Helena nt their home In
De I.nncey plucc. Mary Uayard was
glrcn a dinner by her uncle and nunt,
jfr. and Mrs. Isaac Starr, and Com
mander nnd Mrs. Field cnterlalued for
their daughter Kllznbcth.
WHEN you leek ever this world In
which we live and see what Is
happening en the ether side for In
ntnncc, where war Is still waging In
nuP'ln, and where the feelings of hatred
are mill rnmpnnt, haven't we much te
be thankful for? We have ninny, ninny
blessings te reckon In this past year,
and I nm sure we nre nil In the right
ipirlt of thankfulness today.
OF COt'USE, there will be many
f n m 1 1 v dinners. Thnnksglvlng
would net be Thnnksgivlng if there were
no dinners, would It? And then, tee,
the l'enn -Cernell gnme; and the teas
nt the frnt houses ; and the Had or
Hunt races, which nre speclnl meets
for the he'iday nnd nftcr which the
Franklin McFnddens will give n buffet
supper at their country place near
there.
The Leuis Redmnn l'nges will give
a large fnmllv dinner party nnd se
will the .Jehn Ilumnten linrncys nnd n
number of ethers.
There will be several dchutnnte par
ties, principally theatre nnd supper nf
falrs, nnd Dr. nnd Mrs. Heury Tucker
will give n dance at the IJellevue IJellevue
fitrntferd for their daughter, Itussell
Tinker, who Is n debutante of the sea-i-en.
The Jehn Converses will give n
dinner before the Tucker dance for
Anita Strawbrldge nnd Nnney McKenn.
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. .Tee Ilnrtew will
entertnln nt the thentre for their daugh
ter Mnry before the dnnee. Virginia
Carter will be guest of honor nt a din
ner at the Bellevue-Strntfnrd given by
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge I'ncknrd before
the dance nnd there are a number of
ether dinners.
THAT was a lovely affair at the
I'cllcvup-Strntferd yesterday after
noon when Dr. nnd Mrs. Reynolds Wil Wil
eon introduced their daughter Hen
rietta nt n dnnsnnt. Henilettn looked
sweet; she Is tnll nnd fair, very slim
and well built and has beautiful light
brown hair. Her frock wus mode of
orchid and silver metal cloth nnd the
overdress was a drnperv of orchid net
find silver sequins. The bodice was
cut low nnd was worn without slcctcs.
and she wns holding a bunch of orchids
meu of the nftcrnoen. Mrs. Wilsen,
who is te my mind, an extremely good geed
looking woman, were n beautiful gown
of steel gray satin trimmed with filet
lace. The sleeves of the rewn were et
lace and she were ale a silver girdle.
Assisting Mrs Wilsen in receiving
Fer Friday and- Saturday
20 Reduction
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Dance Frecks, Afternoon
Street Dresses and Blouses
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with Henrietta were: Klelsc Wnrrlnrr,
Mnrgnrctta Harrison, Rennie Weed,
Rvelyn Rage, Rita Heckcher, Helen
ai, .migiiMn Harrison, nosnmenu
Stcwardsen, Kllznbcth .Teanes, Mnry
Lloyd Nerrls, Nnncy McKenn, Vlrglnn
Carter, Ruth Packard. .Tene Hepburn,
Eleaner Oumtncy, Mnlsle Stewart, Klsle
inrsc nnu .virs. rrcd Lee.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss Mnry II. Stewart, dau.-liter of
Mrs. Rebert U. LeCente. 2000 Spruce
street, will he the guest of lioner at u
dinner Dr. nnd Mrs. Kdwln Hlden Qrn
lmm will give later In the winter be-
rore ene or llie nallB. Dr. nnd Mrs
(.leoree O. llO!B. 1721 Knrucn ntre-t. will
nUe entertain at n dinner for Miss
Stewnrt before ene et the balls.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Fraley, of Nor Ner
Wyndon, Merlen, will entertain nt din
ner today. The guests will lnclude: Mr.
nnd Mrs. Geerge II. IIowe and family,
Mr nnd Mrs. C. Fraley and Mrs. Wll
Han II Hnrstmnnn Dr nnd Mrs
Fraley will give a large supper en Mon Men
day night In lioner of Cnptuln nnd Mrs.
Walter R. Olicrardl, who will be tliulr
guests for a few days. Captain dhar
nrdl, who has been en duty for seme
time nt Newport. R. I, has been or
dered te Washington where he will as as
BUme his duties next week.
Mrs. Henry Sulcer Jennes. 2012 Snrucn
Btreet, entertained nt a. small dinner nt
ner home last nlgnt, in noner or ner
dnughter. Miss F.llzabeth Jennes. befere
the ball at the Bellevue-Stratford given
by Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Heekscher. In
honor of the'r debutante daughter, Miss
I.ucrctln S. Jtpcltscher, 2d. Miss Jennes
will be formally presented te society at a
musical te be given by her mother, en
Friday night, December 10.
Dr. and Mrs. Henri' Tucker. 1818 rlne
street, will entertain at n small dinner
at their home tonight. In honor of their
dnughter. Miss Elizabeth Russell Evans
Tucl:cr, befere the dnnce they are giv
ing nt the Dollevuo-Strntford for Miss
Tucker. The. guests will lnclude Miss
Itlta Peabedv. of Huffale: the Messrs.
CJrIIIln and Mr. William Strentr. all et
Princeton, N. J , nnd air. w imam A.
Tucker.
Mr. nnd Mrs Henrv Ashton Little, of
the Orchnrd, Strafford, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Mary Sanferd Little, te Mr. II. Tnzewell
Waller, son of Maler General Littleton
Waller Tazewell Waller, U. S. M. C,
and Mrs. Waller.
The guests who will nttend the din
ner te be given tomorrow night by the
Rev Perry Allen, D. D.. nnd Mrs. Allen
In lioner of Miss Sarah Meade Large,
daughter of Mrs. llebcrt II, Large, be
fore Mrs. Wurts' dancing class, will be
Mlxn Leulle G. Thomsen. Miss Kllse
Blddlc Roblnen. Miss Mnrv Kllzabeth
Altemus Miss Catherine Mather. MIb3
Mary Hare Davis, Miss Emllle Cook
man, Miss Eleaner Jovce Hewell, Miss
Nancy Norten, Miss Henrietta Chnp
fci.tn, Miss Mary V. Allen, Mr. Wood Weed
ford Rnalsnn, Mr. Charles Wlster Bar
clay. Mr Jehn Nelsen Purvlance. Mr.
Samuel EvanB Ervlng, Jr., Mr. Freder
ick llannan Clark, Jr., Mr Wlll'nm
Mifflin Lirge, Mr. William Franklin
Walsh, Mr. Morgan Relchner, Mr. Rob Reb
ert C. Shoemaker, Mr. Gilbert Cowan
Jr., of Louisville, Ky, ; Mr Edward
Merris Davis. Mr Oeorge IJ, Clothier,
Mr. Ilenjamln F. Strawbrldge and Mr.
Vnn Hern Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T Slade. of
Wynnewood, nre. entertnlnlng as their
guest for a fortnight Mr. Slade's sis
ters, Mtsii Ellen Klade and Miss A. Ida
Slade, of New Yerk. Mr. nnd Mrs. Slade
will entertain at dinner tonight, when
Invitation!
ler Announce
ment!
Write or Thene for Kngrnvrd or I'rlntril
Mnmpirn.
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO., 814 Walnut St.
1341
Walnut Street
Opposite RitZ'Carlten
all
Heuse of Wenger
1 229 Walnut St.
Street, Opp. St Jnmea Hetel
FURS
and HATS
of
QUALITY
Revealing many ex
quisite, new and orig
inal fur models reflect
ing the creative genius
of this exclusive house
as well as Chertak
Wenger's own original
millinery conceptions.
PLEASE NOTE: We
hava no connection xvith
any ether house bearing
the name "Wenger,"
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MISS MAKY
MM Iilttle's cngnRcmcnt te Mr. II. Tazewell Waller, son of Majer Gen
eral Littleton Waller T.wvH Waller Is annemucil today ly lier
parents, Mr. anil .Mrs. II.Aslilen Little, of StrafTenl, I'.i.
their guests will lnclude Dr. nnd Mrs.
William II. Hull, Mrs. Isaac II. Clothier
MKs Mary Hull, Miss nilznheth Hull.
Miss Ellen Sade, Miss Ida Slade, Mr.
Isaac Clothier Hcyl and Mr. Uernard C.
Heyl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Uirle, of the
Tracks, Haverford, will, entertain at
dinner tomorrow night befere the ball
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Custls Harrison,
Jr., of Vlllaneva, will give at the Relle-vuc-Stratferd
In lioner of their dobu debu dobu
tnnte daughter. Miss Augusta W Har
rison. There will bctwclve guests.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Themas O. Ashton, of
Redlcaf, Wynnewood, have Ksned Invl Invl
tntlens for a ball en Wednesday. De
cember 22, nt the Rltz-Cnrlten In honor
et their debutante daughter. Miss Anna
Ashton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel L. Hebard, of
Hvergrecn nvenue. Chestnut Hill, hnve
Issued Invitations for a dinner enTluir.s.
day, December 30, at the Hellovue Hellevue Hellovue
Stratferd, In lioner of their daughter
Miss Julia Hebard, befere the meeting
of the Saturdny evening dancing lihb
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Atter
bury, et Doudlnet Farm, Radner, hnve
Issued Invitations for a dinner en Thurs
day," December 30, at the Uellevuc-
JS The Shep of Dccemingncsa
jm 1227 WALNUT STREET I
A Millinery SaT
Wf te be Thankful for
w The very latest dictates of Dame tweaKf1' III
wyfc1' Fashion in velvet, duvetyn, metal KS I
'W cloth and the new kid-finished satin. -TWEr I
$15 -S I
Values $25 te $b0 K
III Friday and Saturday -1fer I
1506 CHESTNUT ST.
1312 WALNUT ST.
Fer Friday and Saturday
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
of Their Entire Stock of
MILLINERY
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Original Tags Remain Yeu Pag V2 the
Price Marked en the Ticket
Over $25,000 worth of selected Millinery,
Including 1200 Hats of our own origination,
Importations nnd detailed reproductions. They
express meat eloquently the distinctive character
and charming beauty that ever characterize
Dann Creations.
Ne C. O. D.'a Ne Approval Ait SaU Final
IS
DER-IHrDM)Bi:PHIA THUBSDm
Ihute by Uachrach.
S. MTTLK
Stratford, In lioner et Miss Elizabeth
MacLeed.
Mr and Mrs. Rebert R. Ilcnedlct, of
the Corners, Wayne, have issued lnvl lnvl
tntlens for a dinner en Thursday, De
cember 30, at the Rellevue-Stratferd, In
honor of their daughter, Miss Alice 1).
Benedict, befere the meeting et the Sat
urday evening dancing claxs.
Mrs. Jehn C. Cllpln, of Sugar Leaf
Ledge. Chestnut Hill, returned en Wed
nesday from n visit te New Yerk.
Mrs William Woedbridgo Neble, 217
UVi Ml Alrv avenue. Mt. Airy, will
return today from a fortnight stay It,"
New Yerk.
Aldine Hetel
Clieshmt 5 19T!3Lreete
Offers exceptional ftzcJIi'tiei
for private entertaining.
Receptions, Weddings,
Cards, Dinners, Dances.
PRICE
THANKSGIVING DAY
WEDDINGS NUMEROUS
Miss Zurn Weds Mr. Hendersen.
Nlckerson-Qergas Wedding
An Intercstlnjt weddlnir will taka place
at 0 o'clock this ovenlnir, when Miss
nofetbv K. Zurn. dnuebter of Mr. Jehn
M. S5um, of 6825 Crcshclm read, Dor Der Dor
mantewn, will become the brlde of Mr.
iexa h. iiennersen, son or jur, khu
Mm William Hendersen, of Oak Lnne.
ITie Itev. Ilebert n, LIttell, of the Tleua
Prosbyterlan Church, will nerrerm ine
ceremony, and Mr. Zurn will clve his
dnuithter In marrlae. Miss Martha An.
dorsen, of Haverford, will nttend the
brlde an maid of honor, nnd Miss Mary
Anwnrcter and Miss Delia Myers will
be the bridesmaids. Miss Ruth Hender Hender
eon, a sister of the brldeKroem, and Miss
Mary Catharine Hnrceurt. of Atlantic
City, Will be the flower Rlrls. The best
man will bn the bride's brother, Mr. Ray
mond W. Zurn.
' NICKKIISON QOIUJAS
A pretty home wcddlnB took place
Wodnesdny afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
Miss Esther W. Gergas, of 6702 Walnut
street, wen Riven In marrlaffe by her
father, te Mr. Claude I Nlckersen, of
nenn nitv re i Thn iinv. Dr. nydcr.
who was chaplain of the Twenty-ninth
ItcBlment In France, efllclated. The
brlde wan nttended by Miss .Marie
Lawrence Nlckeraen. of Ocean Clty.ber
nctcd as best man for his brother
WIHOAND McOINTY
A wedding of much Interest will take
plare at 6 o'elerk this evening In the
Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Uread
street nnd Susquehanna nvcmie, when
Miss Vera McOlnty, daughter of Mr.
Jehn Y. McQInty, of 2010 North Uread
street, will become the brlde of Mr.
Hareld J. Wlegand. son of Mr. nnd Mrs
Alfred Wlegntid. of Overbreck. Iho
llev (Jcorge A. O'Mcara, vlce president
of Vlllnneva College, will emrlnte.
A Sister of the bride, Mrs. II U. Huft,
will be matron of honor, nnd the br de
groom will be attended by his brother,
Mr. Alfred Wlegand, as best man.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Clalre
McQInty. Mrs. Peter Shevlln, Miss Ks Ks
telle Wlegand. Mrs. Jehn Mennhan. Mrs.
Frank McOlnty and Miss Jesephine
llrennnn, and the ushers will Incudc Mr
Frank McOlnty. Mr. Frnnk Wlegand.
Mr. l'ctcr Shelin. Mr. Harry Huft. Dr.
Jehn Mennhan nnd Mr. Antheny Dcnney.
RUSSINOUR LENART55
The marrlage of Miss Anna C. Len
nrtz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Lennrtr. of 6103 North Sixth street, te
Mr. Clarence W. Russlnger, of i32 Last
Cheltenham avenue, took plnce nt the
home of the brlde'a parents, at 7 e cloeK
lnt night, the Rev. TMward F. Randelph,
f , innies' Methodist Enlscetinl Church
enlclatlng. Mr. Lcnartz gave hs daughter
In marriage, .miss Aiirinm nniyum in
tended the brlde as maid of honor, and
MKs Ella Tlmm. of Richardson Park.
Del, was the flower girl. Mr. Elmer
W YVO
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1ETTER SHOPS
A BARGAIN, SO CALLED, ISN'T ALWAYS A BAR
GAINSOME ARE DEARER THAN GOODS AT
REGULAR PRICES. PAULETTE QUOTES ONLY
AUTHENTIC REDUCTIONS IN HER COLUMN.
Frem many interesting reductions in women's hose te
be had at the geed shop of B. F. Dewees, 1122 Chestnut,
this week, let me quete an important few. Fer example,
pure silk stockings, full fashioned, with mercerized ffarter
tops and soles, are reduced from $2.50 te $1.95. They
come in black, cordovan, African brown and Russia calf.
Handsome stockings for Christmas-giving are seme of
pure black silk, clocked in white, and also white clocked
with black. Formerly priced at $4.75, they nre new
only $3.50 a pair. Woolen sports hosiery in heather
mixtures, combining brown-and-black, grecn-and-black,
navy-nnd-brewn. Regularly $1.95, theso semi-fashioned
(nearly all sports woolens are pe) stockings are this
week, at Dewees', only ?1.25 a pair. In the children's
hosiery department there are also bargains Buch as
children's stockings, finely ribbed and mercerized, tn
black or cordovan, sizes 7 te 9, which nre this week
selling 3 pairs 'or $1.45, instead of the usual price of
85c a pair.
A certain smart little shop is having a sale of the most
authentic bargains ene could And in many a day's jour
nay through the reliable shops. Only seeing them will
convince you that such desirable frocks can be sold
for $30 think of it, $30, for really geed class llttle
models that the discriminating woman or girl would
delight in wearing! The shop happens te be Lilla's, at
1805 Walnut St., a little shop of reliability, courtesy
and absolutely nonprefitccring prices. The frocks in
this generous $30 assortment have been selling (I Baw
them originally priced) for from $46 te $60, and were
low at that, and most of them were nearer the $00
mark. There are tricetines, velveteens, satins and Geofl Geefl
gcttcs, mostly in 16 year sizes, and the fashions vary
widely, from tailored street models te the dressier after after
neon frocks. It's one of the best bu of the season, I
assure you. Personally, whenever I Tm in doubt about
purchasing a frock into Lilla's I drop, and when I non
out again my troubles are left behind.
Gee. Allen's shop, nt 1214 Chestnut, has become a very
satisfactory habit with me truly, ft is a shop of high
qualities, reasonable pricings and authentic reductions.
The impregnable Allen reputation stands back of every
purchase, this I knew. Just at present it is getting ready
its always interesting Christmas gifts $2 pewder glasses
for the dresser, covered with silk veiled in geld net and
wreathed with ribbon flowers; pretty, flat powder bowls,
somewhat larger, covered in blve or rose brocade at
$2.25; perfume bottles, f rocked in geld cloth te harmon
ize, $1.50 and $1.75, nnd a handy little silken pewder
bag with a puff buttem through which the powder sifts
when patted. This is $1.25. But don't pass Allen's
gleve counter, cither, without a peep. I honestly knew
of no glove counter in the city te equul it for quality
and value economically received. Just new they have a
marvelous rea' French dress glove, a Trofeusso over ever
seam model in tan, gray, white, black nnd navy, at a
temporary reduction, $3, instead of $4. These will make
handsome Christmas gifts. And these are but a few
suggestions.
Whin I dropped into Theodere Slefert's, that non-prefl-toeving
furrier, at 1426 Walnut Street, I slipped en a
dsrling cent and luxuriated in it just a few minutes of
make-believe that it was mine. It is only $000, remark
ably inexpensive nnd fashioned of beautlful moleskin.
It is n full, youthful model, loosely held In at the
wnistline by an unusually handseme heavy girdle of
hand-crocheted gray silk. It has a wonderful cellar in
which te bury one's nese and chin en freezing days, and
such graceful bell sleeves In which are concealed little silk
puff sleeves, called "wind shields," te prevent the air
from going up. The snug pocketa are warmly lined with
velvet nnd eh, tha luscious lining! Fer only $660 there
is n darling moleskin cape, one of the new models, made
effectively with reversed skins and hnving a deep inset
shoulder cape effect (being inset there is no added bulk)
of gray squirrel what a wenderful afternoon and eve
ning wrap it would mnkel There is a, mele cape similarly
inset with 'possum at the same price. These capes were
fashioned during the dull season, or they would be many
dollars mere. -
Week
of November
Twenty-First
WOVEMBBB 25, 1920
nurcdngcr acted as best man for his
brother.
irnnMKRRP13It WIUOIIT
Miss Malzle Wright, of Lansdale. will
be married te Mr, I. Marshall House
keeper, of aormantewn, In the becena
Preabytorlen Church of aerrnantewn,
this evening. The Uev. Hareld McUob McUeb McUob
lnsen will perfei-m the ceremony miss
Wright will be attended by Miss ljstlier
G. ljwls, of Lansdale, and Mr. Houao Heuao Houae
koeper's brother. Mr. O. IUy Houso Heuso House
kceper, will be hls'best man.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
tr nA Mm. Herman Hchultz. of
3126 West Clifferd street. Announce the
engngement of their daughter. Miss
Sephia SchultJ!. te Mr, Charles Henry
Seller, of Haltlmore, Md.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Krehn, or i"
North Thirty-third Btreftt, are living at
the Snyler Apartments, Ninth and Pcnn
BtrcetB, Heading.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David D. Oeff are. re
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a son, Isaac Warren Gff. Mm CletT
was Miss Henrietta. D1ech bfore her
marriage.
MANAYUNK
The regular monthly meeting of St
Jehn's Alumnae Association, of which
Mls Marv O'Hrlen Is president, was
held In the assembly hall en Sunday
afternoon, November 21. The association
will give Its annual ereaaiaai un icn.-
iy.
EITH'S
HENRY SANTREY nnd HIS
SYNCOPATED SOCIETY
BAND
GERTRUDE VANDERB1LT
CARRIE JACODS BOND
Tuck fam. Harry Lrater Macm,
one
Tim 4 Kitty 0'Mirn with Hiwten Hay, tc.
1:30 SHAUP. 4:30 8 P. M.
THE PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY of PHILADELPHIA
jeanp a. PAsmnNACK
SUNDAY KN'li'N'O OUCHE.STnA CONCnilTS
70 Members of the l'hlla. Orchntra
Next Cenrrt. Humlay Evenlnit. Dec. nth
HHUHKItT THUATItlJ, h'10 SHAfU'
Bolelats Itl'TJl NATHAN.SON Pianist
HA11A RTIHN. Seprano
Admllen te member only. Annual dui-e,
r. 00. Limited memberiihlpii still open. Ne
tkkeln for thens concerts sold Subarrlrtlen
aneuld be sent te I)r C. H. Hlrach.OOO Pine et.
PALM GARDEN
WITH ft MAHKET 8TS.
nANCINGC"113 AFTERNOON.
30
Charlie Kerr's Big Orchestra
Best Danc Mufclc In Town
MATINnn TODAY
UNIVnnSITY MUSK17M, Sat.. 3'30. Free
Illustrated Lecture liy C. W. lurlenK,
"Lest Kingdom et Srontenegre."
ippiNGia"rHE
Otztr
PHILADELPHIA'S LRADtNO THBATnKS
Direction of Mtilr, LHE ft J. J. BHltngnT
sam SHUBERT Evgs. at 8 : 1 5
HOLIDAY MAT. TODAY
Positively Last 3 Nights
TUB MUSICAL COMEDT HIT
60th and Farewell Performance Bat. Evfc
ncniNiwiNin memhav k,
Ul-UIMMIMU ...W.,lr t SilB
Seats New Selling
IN THt CENTURY THEATRE PRODUCTION
CABT OV TUB WOnLD'S OnEATEST
125 ENTERTAINERS 12S
NOTE THE mlCEfl
NITES (EXCEPT HAT.), $2 r.O TO &0c
BATUIIDAY NtTE, 13.60 TO 75e
BATl.'llDAY MAT , 2.00 TO 60e
POP. MAT. WED., $ 50
11EST SEATS ' "'"
LYRIC LAST 3 NIGHTS 80
Holiday Mat. Today
Ky the Mirmrr monarch or all
"' AMUSEMENT institutions
The N. T. Winter OsHcn Ori-at Buccsss
g PASSING SHOW
OP 1010
WITH OUEATEST OAt.AXT OF MIRTH
INCITERS AND THB WINTER GARDEN
WONDROUS IIKAUTIES.
LAST MAT. SAT. $2.00
BEGINNING MON. EVG.
SEATS NOW SELLING
AMERICA'S SWEETEST aiNOINO
tUinSDIKNNB
N0RABAYES
In U;r New FsntRstlp Tiny with Musln
"HER FAMILY TREE"
WITH A 1IRILLIANT COMPANY, INCLUD
ING JULIUS TANNEN. AL. ROBERTS.
FRANK MORGAN. FLORENCE MORRIS
SON, ARTHUR CORDON, UNA FLEMING
And the greatest dancing chorus In the world
ADELPHI Last 2 Wks. svas.
MATS. TODAY & SAT. 2:15
& DITRICHSTEIN
IN THE ROMANTIC MELODRAMA
"The Purple Mask"
CHESTNUT STREET evrnx
S SHOWS TODAY. EVG. AT 8:16
GALA EX. HOLIDAY MAT.
THIS MORNING 1 1 A. M.
ONLY MORNING PERFORMANCE IN
TOWN. CHOICE SEATS TO P.E HAD
Reg. Thanksgiving Mat 3 P. M.
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
"WAY
DOWN
EAST"
MOST AMAZING SPECTACLE EVER
SEEN ON LAND OR SEA." N. Y. Olebe.
Mat. Prices, 60c. 1.00 (eatcept Sat.
and Holidays)
Nltrhts. 60c. ll.OO. ll.ne. f (Vl
Although the New Yerk Herald seld:
"Well worth 110 a seat."
AN ANNOUNCEMENT
WILLIAM LYON PHELPS
LITERARY TALKS
Owlntr te the unprecedented demand
for tickets at Prof. Phelps' first talk en
"Which Beeks Are Really Werth nend
InB?" en Friday merntnc last, and tha
necessity for closing the sale se that the
talk might besln, turnlnp away scores of
ticket buyers, the Academy of Music man
agement announces that It will place en
Bale at the Academy and at Heppe's
Tomorrow (Friday) Morning at 9
the- llmlted number of unsold course
tickets for th balance of the series.
Four mere talks remain te be slven In
the Academy Feyer en the mornings of
December 17. January 14, February 4
and March 18, at 11 o'clock precisely.
TICKETS FOR THE SERIES OF 4, Jfl.00
ACADEMY OF MUSIC CORPORATION
AST0R
FRANKLIN
AND
GIRARD
3 SHOWS DAILY 2. 7.
TODAY'S FRATURE
Pearl White
"The Whit- Mell"
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Or pi.eijTS
ICE SKATING
AT ICE PALACE
4BTH AND MVRKFT RTS.
Exhibitions by NORVAL I1APTIE, THE
MULLEHH nm! MISS LEAH CROGEJt
Three Bttmlens Dally
10 te 12. 2 30 te 3 un.l h 15 te 10 '4R
Dr. ALGERNON S. CRAPSEY
WILL SPEAK ON
"The Laber Movement of Today"
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 8 P M.
AT DICK'S AUDITORIUM
713 NORTH UROAD ST
ADMISSION 2'.c
CASINO
Walnut Ab 8th
MAT TODAY
Town Scandals
Season's Rig Senvnttnn
Let us be thankful that peace reigns ever our beloved
country once mere, se
Make It a Real Thanksgiving
by seeing what our boys actually did "Over There" te make
this Thanksgiving possible.
First Regiment Armery
BROAD AND CALLOWHILL TS.
Four Special Gala Perf 01 nances
11 A. M. 2:30 7:30 9:30
Admissien: Children, 25c; Adults, 50c
"Flashes of Action"
Auspices of Combined Veterans' Conference
SENSATIONAL MOTION PICTURES OF OUR BOYS IN ACTUAL
BATTLES TAKEN BY U. S. SIGNAL CORPS
WHILE UNDER FIRE
lBt, 2nd, 3rd, 27th, 28th, 70th Divisions nnd ethers shown also the
Nuvy in Action and added Special Features
Monster Exhibits of
IIUMMEL'S VET. CORPS 1st REGIMENT BAND
This picture will positively
rUILADKI.I'HIA'H FOIU'.MOST TlIKATi
GARRICK lStiArmJl,
. . . -yj'.' i.i
LASI 4 TIMliS
HOLIDAY MAT. TODAY 'v
HENItT W. BAVAOn Ortr
MITZ1
IN TIIH NEW MUSICAL, COMEDT
LADY BILLY
NEXT WEEK SEATS TODAT
CHARLES FROHMAN Will Present
OTIS
SKINNER
IN THB NEW PLAT
At the Villa Rese
by A. E. VT. MASON
,'V
RRHAH NIGHTS AT 8:18
DLJrLS MAT. HATUnDAT
HOLIDAY MAT. TODAY
Best comedy ever written by
an American. n. y, tribune
Tarkingten'8 Ripping Comedy
CLARENCE
WITH
ALFRED LUNT
AND
OIHOINAL NEW YORK CABT
Seats for next week en eale today
CY"MD D 17 CT" nights at 8:iB ,
r wrvrvlLe 1 mat saturdat
HOLIDAY MAT. ZOAY
CHARLES DILLINQIIAM Present
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THE SEASON'S SUPREME hUCCESS
APPLE BLOSSOMS
The KroleW-Jncebl-Le Paren Operetta
lehn Charl-a Themas Wlldn Hennett
Perclval Knight the Astalres
Seats for next week en sale today
(FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE STANLEY)
Market ab. 10th 11 A. M. te 11 P. K. a
WALLACE REID "Xnew-
Added-MUSICAL FESTIVAL-Vecal Quartet
Isext Week PAULINE FREDERICK la r
"MADAME X"
DAI A T 121 MARKET ST.
I --rKslL, 10 A M. te 11 !lB P. M.
Geraldine Farrar "lnc me!tr.
Nt. Wk., WILL ROC ER3 In "Honest Hutch" r
ADPAHIA Chestnut St. Bel. lh
f"Vr.V-VJL J- 10 A. M. te 11 ;1B P. M. -,
A Paramount Picture Oeerse Melrerd'a
"BEHOLD. MY WIFE!"
MILTON SILLS, ELLIOTT DEXTER AND
MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT
Tf",TYD T A Market St. Ab. Olh
V 1 1 VJll 0 A. M. te 11 :18 P.M.
A JACIC LONDON THRILLER
"Mutiny of the Elsinore"
Next Week "OUT OF THE STORM"
P" A Plrr,l 724 MARKET BTREET
V -V.1T1 1 JLj VIOLA DANA In
"BLACKMAIL"
D7i,l7M'T, MARKET ST. BeL lTTst
tI-,rIJ 1 RILLIE nURKE In
"Frisky Mrs. Jehnsen"
GLOBE
MARKET STREET
AT JUNIPER
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE tl TO It ,
"Mlnsr Tey;" Dettle Claire and Girlies, sta.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
FRIDAY f, SATURDAY
JERUSALEM"
r. II. n.BO at Hepre'a BOe at Dear
Hetel Adelphia
DANCING
Select Cabaret
Frem 9 P. M. te Clese
ACADEMV OF MUSIC
Bosten
Symphony
Orchestra
Pierre Monteux,
Conductor
Monday, Nev. 20, at 8:15
Soleist:
Jean Bedetti
Tickets at Heppe's. 1118
Chealnut St H Academy.
lvuivivji i j Mulii JIen WfuJ SaL( Sil,
Emmett Welch Minstrels
MATINEE THANKSOIVINO DAY
Rack te Earth Ana In, or Prices ComlnrDewn
IV teV tt7arhrfbEat.h Pupif
I. DANCING LESSONS iS
1520 Chestnut. Lec.3192. Own Dqy 6E.
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Tickets AraJemy ft Heppe's. 1119 Chsstnnt
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WORLD O cuniesiTiEs
MUSEUM nT.,oDfe'pT.
11th ft Market Formerly lllnrham FIeux
PFOPLES 'nslneten Ave. Matins
' u,v" -i and cumlerlanj Dally
The New Hip-Hip-Hooray
With BEN PIERCE and OHO. F. HATBJ
METROPOIJTAN OPERA HOUSE
NinRIGOLETTOa
Seats new 1 te 13 Wevmann'a. linn Cln,s.
BIJOU
8th Ab Race. Mat. Today
Read Shows TTxcIuMvkIv
WHIRL OF MIRTH
TROCADERO ptenk a pillard
11 With Their Own Shew
CapUired War Trophies
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