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ST GOSSP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy t Wynne Talks of the Harrison Ball Site Speahs
of the Beautiful Freck Wern by Miss Barringer at
Her Debut Other Matters Discussed
SIMPLICllTf rrinrked the ball given
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles CiiRtls
Ilnrrlsen. Yellow , and white chryn
inthemumH were uert In the decora
tions, beliiK arranRed about the ball room
jn tail henna -colored Persian ybsp.
Southern Miillnx and cyhedliim ferns
were used In lavish profusion every
where, and the boxes were banked with
greens of every variety, and in each
bem wna n htiRC vase of chryxanthe
miimR, while ropes of Ktiillnx covered
the wall back of the boxes. The stage
was banked with small evergreen trees.
Huge vases were placed about the stage
arm were filled with chrystAnthemums.
Mrs. Harrison looked perfectly lovely.
Bhc Is a stunning-looking woman I
always think. Augustn was stun
ning, tee In a younger way, of
course, and eh, what a pretty dress
she had en I It was of the softest and
richest white satin and was made en
t Imple plain lines. Real lace was used
for the shoulder straps and also en the
bodice. Mrs, Harrison's gown was of
latin, tee, and very plain. It had a
hert train and the color was a creamy
sort of ecru, and with her golden
brown hair and lovely coloring, you
knew hew becoming that was. A buffet
supper was served at midnight and the
dancing continued till early this
morning.
There were a number of out-of-town-guests
and about 700 guests altogether.
THAT was a very pretty tea at the
Darrlngcrs yesterday when Sarah
ras Introduced by her father and
S ether, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mereau
arrlngcr. Thev arc living nt 2105
Walnut street thin winter, you knew,
and the. tea was given there.
Sarah were a most unusual frock in
that it was made of a very rich pink
brocaded satin which had been worn by
her grandmother, and It was embroid
ered in pastel shades of cerise, green
and blue. The skirt was very artistic
ally draped and the corsage was adorned
with sliver ribbon. The bodice was cut
with a V neck and had no sleeves,,
A pink tulle sash was worn with the
frock and she carried American Deauty
loses,
Sarah is geed looking. She has dark
ks.tr and a very fair skin, and you knew
she is qulte a finished musician. She
pent last year in New Yerk studying
music. I remember hearing her play
t several of the junior muslcales and
the is decidedly talented. She is a
graduate of Miss llaldwln's Scheel.
Mrs. Barrldger looked well, I thought.
She were n beautiful gown of dark
blue velvet. The dress was trimmed
with blue beads and the skirt was draped
at the sides. She were also a short
train.
Among the girls I saw of the receiving
party were Pelly Thayer, Sephie Yar
nail, Mary Law, Jane Cexc, Pelly
GrUcein, Eleaner Robb, Margaretta
Hanlsen, Mary Hewland, Itlta Heck
schcr, Virginia Carter, Anne AHhten,
Rosamond Stcwardsen, Mnrjerle Gib Gib
eon, Charlette Starr, Ruth Packard
and Helena Mitchell.
Harrison, Jr., gnve In honor of thelr
daughter, Miss Augusta W. Harrison.
The guests who will attend the dinner
tonight te be given by Dr. and Mrs.
Illchard C. Nerrls. BOO Seuth Twentieth
street. In honor of their daughters, Miss
J Irglnla Nerrls and Mlsa Ixiulse Nerrls,
befere the first meeting of the Saturday
exenlnsr danelnir class, will Include
Miss Uvelyn Mnrtlti. Miss Barbara Clay
ion. Miss Dorethy Valentine, Miss Eliza
beth Wayne, Miss Dorethy Ia-c, Miss
Alice Sailor, Miss Anna Mebs, Mr.
ncerge Dallas, Mr. Themas Fester, Mr
Lloyd Ilenshaw, Mr. Slgeurney It. Wil Wil
eon. Mr. Stewart Valentine, Mr, Weed
ford Bankson, Mr. Nathan Fitter. Mr.
William Llpplncett. Mr. Itebcrt Chap
man, Mr. Wilsen Luciui, Mr. Jeseph
Chapman, Mr. HMgh Hedge. Mr. Wlllt.im
nauicKs, air. ueerge Barr, Mr. jesepn
nwlng, Mr. Wharten Slnkler, Jr., Mr,
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HKAU that the Chapln Memerial
Heme for the Itllnd. wlilrli Mrs.
William Woodward is se interested in.
and St. Luke's Hospital's maternity
department wll be benefited by n concert
te be given bv the Orpheus Mixed Quar
tet in the Ilellcvue-Stratferd the eve
ning of December 8. The quartet, as I
think I have told you before, gives sev
eral concerts for different charities each
year, their services being donated. This
time they will sing a Shakespeare eng
cycle in appropriate costume and with
appropriate stage setting. They are
calling the evening "An Old English
Harden." The quartet Includes Edna
Hnrwend Baugher, Lerettn LePitrc
Stahl. Philip Warren Coeke and Donald
Redding. The Chapln Memerial Heme
for the Wind Is the only nonscc nenscc
tariun home in the state, I am told,
and St. Luke's Hospital does 70 per
ctnt charity work, se It seems a mqst
wormy cause.
HAVE jeu heard of the performance
of Marionettes te be given for the
benefit of St. Christopher's Day Nur
sry this afternoon nt the Rcllevue Rcllevue
Rtratferd? Marguret Rerwlnd, Kitty
Rrlnten, Mrs. Arthur Breekle. Mrs.
Jehn O. Clark. Mrs. Leuis Clarke,
Mrs. Edward Dale. Mrs. Albert Ger
hard, Mrs. Alfred Stengel, Mrs. Graham
Dougherty, Miss Emily Phlller. Mrs.
Frederick Jerdan, Jr., Mrs. Stogdell
Stokes and a number of ether women
are interested in this day nursery, and
the Marienette performance Is being
given under their direction. I hear that
the little wooden-headed actors play the
piano, smoke, dance, sing, play ball,
ride horses and de everything under the
un te delight the heart of a child, as
well as a grown-up child.
NANCY WYNNE.
Kdward Hntsev nntl Mr. Ktenhen H.
Woolston.
Receiving nt the dansant which Mrs.
Jay Coeke, Jr., will give en Monday,
at her home, 2204 St. J rune b Place, In
honor of her granddaughter, Miss Alice
Gardner Bush, and her niece, Miss Laura
Harding, both debutantes of New Yerk,
will be Miss Nancy F Cepe, Miss Fran
ces Wlster, Mlna Mary Orlscem, MIsb
Eleaner dummey, Miss Virginia Carter,
Minn Augusta W. Hnrrleen, MIsb Sydney
Blddle, Miss Downs, Miss Huth Pnckar
and Miss Elizabeth Jeanes. A theatre
party and supper nt the Httz-Carlten will
fellow the dansant.
The guests who will attend the dinner
tenigni te De given by Mr., and Mrs.
Ferdlnand J. Oravee, In honor of their
debutante daughter. Miss Charlette Mae
Graven, nt their home, Manhctm and
Wlssahtcken avenues, Qcrniantewn, be be be
eoeo the dance, te be given by Mr. and
Mra Henry 'Ingcrfcell Brown, In honor
of Miss Marianne 8. Harris, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geerge B.
Harris, of Ivy Cottage, Germantown.
will Include Miss Mary L. Bayard, Miss
Evelyn Page, Miss Adelaide A. Souder,
Mies Frances Hayes Hammend, Mr.
Phillip Corsen, Mr. Donald Farlen, Mr.
Ralph Souder, Jr., Mr. nuncio Tatnall
and Mr. Prlce Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Graves will also entcrtnln en Friday
evening, December 3, before the ball te
be given by Mr. and Mrs. Francis I.
du Pent, of 1730 Spruce street. In honor
of their debutante daughter. Miss Kltse
du Pent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Strawbrldge,
Jr., who Bpcnt their wedding trip In
Europe returned te this country en
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Strawbrldge are
occupying their apartment at Fifteenth
and Locust street Mrs. Strawbrldge
was Miss Emily E. Clothier, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Merris Clothier, of
Clalrment, Vllloneva,
Mrs. Walter Schuyler Volkmar. who
spent the early fall with her mother,
Mrs. Cloerge C. Themas, at her home.
301 Seuth Twenty-first street, returned
W home nt Lake Ferrest, III,, lest
Monday.
Mr. und Mrs. J. It. Evans Itoberts,
1833 DcLancey place, who spent
Thanksgiving In Washington, will return
home tomorrow.
Miss Mena Elliett, of Flushing. L. I.,
I. the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph B
lewnscnd, Jr., at Uaynham, their place
at overbreoK.
Rev. Charlee Wadsworth. Jr.. and Mrs,
Wadsworth. will rocelvo Informally at
thelr home, C85t Ovorbroek avenue,
Ovnrbroek. this afternoon, from 4 until 0
e"clock, te meet their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Sharman
Zinsser, of Hastlngs-on-the-Hudsen. Miss
Zinsser, befere her marriage Inst sum
mer, was Miss iKiDeua wnaswerrn. .-urn.
Wadsworth will be assisted nt the tea
table by Mrs. William Llnn, Mrs. nuth
de Wolfe. Mrs. Hrbert Lewry, Miss Allen
MacCell. Mlsa Ellen Zinsser and Mlsa
Peggy Zinsser, of Haatlngs-on-the-Hud-sen.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ingber, of 6842
Redman etrett, gave a surprise mas
querade party en Sunday evening, XSo XSe XSo
vember 21, In honor of their een, Mr.
Leula Ingber. The guests Included Miss
Ruth Rudelph, Miss Rese Sagersky, Miss
Minnie Sennenfeld. Miss Etta (jeldherg,
Miss Mellie grayer. Miss Alice Smycr,
nfina n.rinuiA ApIWb. Miss Elizabeth
Aurltsky, Mls3 Jean Rldenberg, Miss
Reba Verlln, Mia Leah Schllafsky. Mr.
Harry Ball, Mr. Leen KldenDerg, Mr.
Martin Shagersky, Mr. Aaren White,
Mr. William Braude, Mr. Samuel Son Sen
nenfeld, Dr. Dnvld S. Morkevitz and
Mr. Maxwell E. Verlln.
Miss Agnes Otte, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. A. L Otte, of 427 Seuth Forty-third
street, who has been spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents, will return tomorrow te the Holten
Arms Scheel In Washington, of which
she Is a student.
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Mr. und Mrs. Samuel McComb. of 3139
Clifferd street, will be married te Mr.
Reland Cleveland Hall, of Wilmington,
OH. The Rev. Clinten B. Adams wll
officiate. The bride, who will be given
In marriage by her father, will have as
maid of honor Miss Marlen Beadenkopf,
of Wilmington. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Gertrude Martin and Miss Adalyn
Talmer, Miss Mary Naemi Seltz, of New
Yerk, will be flower girl, nnd her
brother, Master Geerge llrackett Seltz,
will be rlngbearef The best man will
be Mr. Hall's brother, Mr Marshall W
Hall. The ushers will Include Mr. James
S. Grant, Mr. Arthur J. Curey, Mr.
Itneh De Bourg Itoblnsen and Mr. J.
Hamilton Lang. A reception will fol fel
low at the home of the brlde.
BUFKUM BEERS
A wedding of social Interest will be
solemnized at 0 o'clock tonight In the
netuna i-resnyierian cnurcn, xweniy
Irst and Walnut streets, when Miss
Eleaner Beers, daughter of Mr, nnd
Mrs. Edwin Clnrk Beers, of the Rel
grnvln, will become the brlde of Mr.
leerge Mltchel Huffum. of Pasadena.
r Th nv. Alexander MacCell,
pastor, will officiate, assisted by the
Hev, J, Gray Beltun.
The bride, who will be given In mar
lage by her father, will be attired In
a gown of exquisite whlte lace ever
white satin. The court trnln, extending
from the shoulders, will be composed of
white tulle nnd satin. Her veil of tulle,
edged with luce, will be surmounted by
a band of pearls, fastened at the back
with orange blossoms. She will carry a
thewcr bouquet of IIUps of the valley
nnd orchids The msld of honor, Miss
Jesephine Alcorn, will wear n smart
frock of deep watermelon n'nk tulle ever
a foundation of tarfctn silk with a train
of tulle, trimmed with silver. She will
carry yellow snapdragons. The brides
maids will be Mrs. Jehn C. Prlzcr of
Photo by llachrach
MISS PAULINE LEWIS BELL
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, of 270 Seuth Sixteenth street,
vthese engagement te Mr. Jehn II. Whclcn, Jr., son of Mrs. William
Redman Ellisen, of this city, was announced en Thanltsclvlne Eve
MISS HELEN JANEWAY
WEDSMR.H.R.GRIFFEN
Marriage Takes Place at Christ
Church, Media Mendenhall
Ivins Nuptials
The KTMiln rnlille fedxrr nrlretnrs
erlsl nete.i of lnterrt from rarlnns parts
nt the tltr. hut hre notes mum he
rnnahle of Trrtflrntlen, Ilerrnftrr social
Itrms sent br mull te, the pnprr will net
he published, nnteis slsnrd br the uraitrr
with nftfn. addrns nnd trlrphane num
tiir. Addrr serlal Itrms te the Hetlrtr
iMlter. Kvmlne rnblle Lrdcrr, 800
f'hnitnat strrrt.
. f T .Tnhti WAlflOn
Green, Miss Anna E. Rolten nnd Miss
Edith RonClnelle. They will be similarly
attired In frocks' of, watermelon pink
taffeta silk with touches of silver, with
trains of tulle and carry arm bouquets
of pink roses, sweet pens and snapdra
gons. Mr. Donald Hturgln Babcock, of
Providence, R. I., will be best man, nnd
the ushers will Include Mr Jehn Pr zer,
f East Ors"" V J Mr. Jehn Welden
-een, Mr. William K. de RIcnter, Mr
Richard Greenwood, Mr. Charles Lee
dem. uncle of the bride, and Mr. Benten
Chaplin, of New Yerk. A reception will
fellow nt the Belgrnvla. On their re
turn from a wedding Journey Mr. and
Mra RutTum wilt be at home after Jan
uary 1, At Pasadena, Cftllf.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs Percy C. Neel, of 124 West Mt.
Airy avenue, entertained nt luncheon at
her home yesterdny afternoon In honor
of her s'ster, Miss E. Male Brown, of
New Yerk, who Is her guest for a week.
Guests Included Mrs Wilbur Hammers
ley, Mrs I Powell Themas, Mrs. Harry
Miller. Miss Mlnette Benten, Miss Caro Care
line Wlllard, Miss Beatrice Hamlin nnd
Mrs. Rebert Iden.
Mr. Lewis Clnwsen. of C212 Helfleld
avenue, is traveling tnreugn me west.
He will be gene two months.
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FRANKFORD
Mrs B Brenner Will entertain the
members of her sewing circle nt her
home. 3932 Frunklln street, en next Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Gallagher, of Arrwtt
street. Is spendlng the Thanksgiving
holidays In Baltimore, where she le the
guest of Miss Mnrlen Sutter.
Given Linen 8hewer
Mrs. Meyer Rablnevltz, of 6904 Cobbs
Creek Parkway, gae a surprlse linen
shower en Sunday, Nevember 21, in
honor of Miss Yetta Yampelsky, who
will be married In December te Mr, En
ward Blasbnnd. Among these present
were Mrs. Loulse Hesetsky. Mrs. Max
Cornfield, Mrs Samuel Gress, Mrs Moe
Segal, Mrs. Snmuel Nerwtck. Mrs. Jo Je
seph Mnntell. Mrs. Meyer Rablnevltz,
Mrs. Resenblatt, Mrs. Ytimpelsy, Mrs
Wltsky Mrs. Pecker, Mrs. Jehn Spitz,
Mrs. Mike Benedict. Mrs. Charles Heme,
wltz, Mrs. Edward Trachenberg, Miss
Dorethy Blnnband, Minn Helm Gress,
Miss Anna Itesen, Miss Ida Orltsky, Miss
Bessie Resnlck, Miss Gussle Leenard,
Miss Reba Jaffee, MIsS Minnie Mantell,
Miss Esther Resenblatt, Miss Dera Gold Geld
stein, Miss Rose Jacobsen, Miss Frances
Yampelsky and the Mlsse Ginsberg,
Rr.IJOIOl'H NOTKTH
TAltAKNATH UAH
Kxfcuthe necretsry of Friend of Kretdem
for lnilln . . ,
Bundsy, November 2S. 9 p, m. fiubjetlt
Th. Mil,itialln-' Movement In Indlu,
Whlte'i Audlferlvim. 15th et below Chel.
nut
Admit len free. Everybody welcome.
Aunplcee of the Youns Utmecrcy
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Dr. llnrnrtney will prtseh' at ' itiH'
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Dr. MacCell will preach at 11 , B
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ROYAL ENGRAVING CO., 814 Wslnel St.
A mnrrlnge of Interest will take plnce
this evening at 7 o'clock nt Christ
Church. Mccdla, when Mlsa Helen Ham
ilton Jeneway, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Price Wethetll Jnneway. will be be be
ceme the bride of Mr Henry Itnmsey
Orlffen. of Rie de Janeiro, Brazil, son of
Mrs. Henry R Griffen, of this city and
Pheenlxville. Pa The Itev, Alfred J.
Arneld, nsslsted by the Rev. Harry
rtnnseme, will officiate. Mr Jnneway
vlll give his daughter In mnrrlnge unci
, -,.... 1,,l.. llnHAl tA,V.nHl Tuna.
way. will attend the bride as maid of
noner. rne six Driacsrna'ae win lnciune
Mrs. Kathnrlne Belches, the brldo brlde brldo
greom's sister: Mrs. Rebert Everett
Wlllrs. of Yonkers. N Y.: Miss Mury
Robtnnen Hedge, the bride's cousin, of
Germantown ; M'ss Frances Wheatly
Pcnnypncker. of Pheenlxville, the bride
groom's ceusin: Miss Chrlstlne Hnwklns,
of this city, and Miss Maude Carmen
Majer, of Media. The brlde will wear
her mother's wedding gown of white
satin trimmed with old family lace, and
will carry Bride roses nnd lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor will wear a
dress of ptnk satin and sliver lace and
hat of silver tulle, carrying pale ellew
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids wHl
be uttlred In Nile green satin dresses
with silver lace and silver tulle hats and
will carry bouquets of pink chrysanthe
mums nnd autumn leaves.
Mr. Jehn Grlffen. of Scranton. will be
his brother's best man, nnd his ushers
Include Mr. Price Wctherlll Janewny.
Jr.. Mr. Jehn Grlffen Pennypacker, of
Pheenlxville; Mr. Kenneth Kltsen, of
Germantown : Mr Francis Jehnsen Ger
hard, of East Orange, N. J. ; Mr. Wil
liam Hcvl Thompson, of this city, nnd
Mr. Lewls Weed Easby. of Narberth. A
reception will fellow nt the Med In Club
house. After their return from a wed-
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McCoy and
their children have returned te their
home, 1642 Seuth Eighteenth street,
from Atlantic City.
Mr Charles Bailey, of 173B Mifflin
street, who has been traveling through
Virginia, returned home Thanksgiving.
Mr. Daniel J. Hlgglns, of 1737 Rltncr
street, has gene te Ilhede Island for an
Indefinite period.
Miss Ella Crenny spent Thanksgiving
at Easten, Pa.
" SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs Henry B. Thompson, of
uri-enviue. uei twii give a dinner
dance en January 26, In honor of their
debutante daughter, Miss Eliner Thomp
son. Mr. and Mrs, Daniel L. Hebard will
Rlve a dance en Turadnv. Decemher 14.
In honor of their debutante daughter,
MlfijBMary Hebard.
M H Agnes H, t?heher, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I
Shober, of Broadmoor, Colerado Springs,
who Is spending the winter with her
unt, Miss Elizabeth T. Shober, 2021
T)e Lancey street, w 111 eae en December
11 for a few days' visit te Bosten, te
uttend a debutante dinner-dunce te be
given en Tuesday. December 14, She
will be entertained as the guest of Mrs.
Qulncy A Shaw.
Miss Atlee Downs, debutante daugh
ter of Mrs. Norten Downs, 2128 Locust
street, will be the guest of honor at ft
theatre party, te be g.ven by her undo
and nunt. Mr and Mrs. Themas Mc
Kean, of Glencoe Heuse, Rosemont. De
cember C Among the guests will be
Miss Anne Sephia Yarnnll, MIbh Agnea
H. Shober, Miss Anita Strawbrtdge. Mr.
6 Warren McKenn Downs, Mr, Rebert
X Downs 3d, Mr. Curtis Allen ejid Mr.
Alfred Blddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Sewall will
entertain at dinner nt their home, 1311
epruce street, en Tuesday night, fol
lowed by n lox party at the opera, In
honor of their niece. Miss Jane Bell
Yeatman, dnughter of Mr and Mrs. Pope
Yeatmen, of 1118 Spruce street. The
(Tilers will Include Miss Gi-erglna P.
Yeatman, Mr. Ernest Hltsen and Mr.
Ernest C. Savage They will occupy
the box of Mr and Mrs. Pope Yeatmen,
ut Mr nnd Mrs. Yeatman are at French
I.lck fc"prlngs.
Dr. nnd Mrs, Lewis S. Zlegler, of 1626
walnut street, will entertain as their
guests In their box at the opera, en Tues
du night, Dr. Francis X. Dercum nnd
Mr i Dereum. Dr, and Mrs. Zlegler and
th tr family, who have been spending the
summer at tneir country pluce, at Hav
FALLS OF 8CHUYLKILL
Mr. and Mrs G. Gehrlng HarkneS3.
of Falls of Schuylkill, entertained at
dinner en Thursday, their guests Includ
ing Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebert Irwin, of
Bcllefenle, Pa. ; Mrs. Clara Hey of At
lantic City, and Mrs. Margaret Walten,
of this city. Mr. nnd Mrs Irwin will
be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harkness for
a few weeks.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William Stackhouse en
tertained ever the Thanksgiving holi
days Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shrlner, of
Bethlehem, Pa.
The Rev. Frederick Wnrden nnd Mra
Warden entertained the Rev. Camelle
Estornel and Mrs. Estornel. of Perte
Rice, at dinner en Thursday.
,tlnir tniimftv Mr nnd Mrw. Grlffen Will
sail en Jnnunry 1 for Rie de Janeiro,
where they will remain for three years
MENDENHALL IVIN8
Miss Alice L Ivlns, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs M. Harvey Ivlns, of Lang Lang
nerne, will be married nt her home at
8 o'clock this evening te Mr. James
Herace Mendcnhnll. Ben of Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Mendcnhnll, of Toughkena Teughkena Toughkena
men. Pa., the Rev. Samuel Beeth, rec
tor of St James' Church, Langhorne. of
ficiating. Mr. Ivlns will give his daugh
ter In marriage, nnd her sister, Mrs.
Henry B. Black, will attend the brlde
as matron of honor The four brides
mnlds will Include Miss Edith W. Men
denhall, of Baltimore ; Miss Sara James,
of Ctvss'er; Mls3 Given Ilnrrlsen. of this
city, nnd MIsh Ieulsu Nichols, of St.
David's The bridegroom's brother, Mr,
Alan Mendenhall. will act as best man,
and the ushers will be Mr. Maurice H.
Ivans, of Chambcrsburg, Pa.; Mr. Rnlnh
S Ivlns, of Syracuse, N. Y. ; Mr. Walde
Hryyes. of Tnmaqua, Pa. and Mr. Wil
liam L. Rldpath. of this city. A small
reception will fellow. Mr. and Mrs. Men
denhall will be at home In Avendale,
Pa upon pieir return irem a weeamg
trip. i
MOORE RHOAD
A unlnue weddlntr will take nlace at
the Scots Presbyterian Church. Bread
street and Castle avenue, this afternoon
nt 4 o'clock, when Miss Helen Isabelle
Rhoad, daughter ' of Mr Rebert D.
Rhend, of Chestnut Hill will become the
brlde of Mr. Rebert Stuart Moere, of
Rending, Ben of the Rev. Dr. nnd Mrs.
D. Stuart Moere, 2626 Seuth Twenti
eth street.
Dr. Moere, who Is pastor of the
church In which the ceremony will take
place, will r.fflclatc at his son's wedding.
Mrs. James Klrkpatrlck, of Atlantic
City, sister of the bridegroom, will at
tend Miss Rhend lis matron of honor.
Mr. Edwin J. Pollock, formerly of Phil
adelphia and new of Reading, will be
the' best man.
After their wedding trln. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Moero will be at home at 168 Cly-
mcr street, lienaing.
HALL McCOMB
An attractive wedding wll be nelem
nlzed this evening, nt 6-30 o'clock. In the
I'nrit uongregatienni unuren, Tnirty Tnirty Tnirty
soeond street and Montcemery avenue,
when Miss Ruth McComb, daughter of
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ACTriD FRANKLIN A OIJIARD AVE.
C0 1 Jl MATINEE DAILY
l'EKI, WIIITH In
"THE WHITE MOLL"
AT IDfD A 2132 OErtMANTOWN AVE.
UlJr MATINICK DAILY
OLIVE T1IOMAH In
"YOUTHFUL FOLLY"
rfenl,
r.euse.
huve returned te their town
Mr. and Mrs Gustavus Remiik. Pres-
rect and Eveigreen avenues, Chestnut
1111, have Issued Invitations for a dinner
en Thursday. December 30, at the
Ilellfuo-Strntferd, In honor of their
daughter, Miss Careline V Remak, be
fore the meeting of the Saturday eve
ning dancing clnus
Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Granger Kennedy.
Jr. 2043 Spruce street, will give a din
ner en Friday night, December 3, In
honor of their niece, Miss Eleaner
Mercer Jenes, befere the ball Mr, nnd
Mrs Francis I. dul'ent will give at the
Bellavue-Strutferd In honor of their
debutante daughter, Miss Ellse du Pent.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Gerhard Lelper. of
Menduwbroek Heuse, Chestnut Hill,
entertained at dinner last night befere
the ball Mr and Mra. Charles Custls
Saturday
Matinee
at
Dancing
1015 Market St.
Bread and
Columbia Ave.
Columbia Illdjr.
Rain or shine, it's
always fair weath
er and fun at these
two wonderful
floors.
Dancing Every
Evff. and Sat.
Matinee
III Ileatt ami Hest cat en J
IIL r Attendance V
IntrueCVv yy s rt P-M-
Dl, 8H93 r- ry till 12:30
BALTIMORE! SMTS.
MADOK KRNNRDY In
"DOLLARS AND SENSE"
nt T IimiDn nnOAD BTrtEET AND
DL.UC.DllxLJ 8UPQUKHANNA AVE.
KA1U.K WILLIAMS In
"THE PURPLE CIPHER"
PADIWANI (1EHMANTOWN . AVE.
VAKlVlAlN AHOVH AI.LUaitKVY
MAHLON HAMILTON . LILLIAN IIICII In
"HALF A CHANCE"
TTNVTT IDV Erie Ave. and 0th Bt.
CLIN 1 UK I Matinee. 21B
"Why Change Your Wife?"
FaysKnickerbocker.'e'ioo0
WILLIAM IH'MSKLT, In
"TIIK IKON limrit"
COMKDY NKW8 SIX ACTS VAl'IinVILLV,
FAIRMOUNT rfNgfikAV"
WILLIAM ItlTSHKLL In
"THE CHALLENGE"
FRANKFORD "IS an0"0
IIKVANT WAHIimmtN In
"A FULL HOUSE"
GERMANTOWN T'd
llKIIT. DVNIKI.H In
"YOU NEVER CAN TELL"
GRAND
C2D
AND MAltKET
Noen te Mldnltht
ma rnn.n vfin balk"
HYMI'IIONY OIt('lli:STItL OUAnTKT
IIAIIY HUTU IN VKIISON
IMPERIAL "ft-rSHE
ni'OlttJH W.M.SII In
"THE PLUNGER"
TCITCn'DQnM :)th Dauphin 8ti.
JhrrLrvSUlN matinek daily
MAnV MILK MINTWTt In
"SWEET LAVENDER"
l mCDTV nneAD & ceLvuniA av
LlOCrV 1 I MAT1VKB DAILY
KLA1NK IIAMMKIISTEIN In
"WHISPERS"
MOT-IE"! & BOUni HT. Orchettr.
.1JUEJ Centlnumu 1 te 11
TOM MIX In
"THE TEXAN"
NEW FORREST 0l3 SXAS?.i,
mary nrurenn in
suns"
"Ruth of the Refkltt," Ne. 12 Cemfdr
OVERBROOK tixvEitiJeRD avh.
OMVK TirOMAB In
"DARLING MINE"
PARK- niDOE AVE. & DAUPHIN AT,
rtlMV Mat. B lit Eve. 0,48 te 11
MA1IY I'K'KlOltU In
"SUDS"
POPI AR 0T and peplau
rrirtr Conilnueu. 1 te 11
FATTY ARIIfKLK In
"THE ROUND-UP"
SHERWOOD H;!" 0
CIIA1ILKH RAYIn- EVE' '80
"A VILLAGE SLEUTH"
SPRUCE 00TI1 A SPRUCE
l IA-W-C. MATINEE DAILY
"DRAG HARLAN"
Susquehanna " vZrvivn
DOUOTIIY nALTONT"
"HALF AN HOUR"
fTjfThe NIXON-NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
DLINGERJJSTl
AVENUE 2"h and ALLKQHENr
KTHKT. CTYt'e ""
'THE CITY SPARROW"
BELMONT 2D AU0VE MARKET
LKROY KCOTT'H
"Partners of the Night"
CEDAR O0T" AJ,D CEDAH AVENUE
DOROTHY DAI.TON In
"HALF AN HOUR"
COLISEUM MA,lICP DETWEEN
"THE JAILBIRD"
JUMBO .""EJT, 6T; O'nARD AVE.
iU"'i0on,,fer,1''L'
, "Crooked Streets"
LEADER 1ST maH8??" avr
"THE JAILBIRD"
Mal.,,30. 8:80 r,.. 0 ,30 ,e 11
"HELD BY THE ENEMY"
NIXON B2D AND MAnKKT STS.
r iraY fkati'mk8, t ,iv1
"An E' ihant'e Nightmare"
Eihai
AND 8ANBOM 8T8.
RIVOlf
"A MORMON MAID"
MAllnaa r,allM
MAM VlmUAV I. mur
STRAND OERMANTOVN AVE.
13 rAl,ii-' AT VENANan
KLLIOTT DFATKIl In N0
"Semethmtf te Think About"
Have Sunday Dinner
At The St. James
Frem 6 until 8:30 we will serve a Sunday Eve
ning Dinner at the St. James that you'll find
quite out of the usual. The price is $2.50 no
extra cover charge and a concert of fine music
by way of geed measure.
Qfl&e t fames; Hetel
Walnut at 13th Street
J. Heward Slocum, Mgr.
FrlmcU
CO.NtTJIKM'K, l&lh nnJ c' '?., .AV .
r'hurch Sottlement llnuf's anrt OulliJi in
Phllndclptilft lender. Mrt It. . rertur
llrylfnrd, of tt) l,lyhtneu,
WORSHIP AT TIIK OLD rKIBNDH' MKKT
INtl IIOCHK, Monlemry pike. Mfrlen
Every Klmt'ilny (Hunday) mnrnln. 11
o'cleck: Mtbllhed lii: en of the eldfil
hlmerlc upetii lr Am-rlcn. where wmurn
I'en n werhlpyd, Vlnltere cerdllly Invited.
1'retmtint Kp1fnp"l
HT. PKTKR'M CHURCH
"vKDWAnn SI JEFFERT8. R T D..
Recter. .. , ,
7'30 a. m. Hely Communion.
11 00 a. m Mernlnir eervlce. Srmen by
the Rev II. J. McKetrldus. The choir
will ln: ....
"Te Ileum In D" . . , . . . nW
"O Oed Hav Mercy" Mendeleehn
Olaaa nole by Mr Nerrln )
H O0 p. m Enln net-vice Short eer eer
men by the Rev. H. n, Satcher. 61lal
muele by choir of 40 men nnd boy unaer
direction of Hareld ,V. Ollbert!
DaUBhtere of Zlen" . . . Mendelsehn
"Hew Heautlful Are the Feet".. . .Handel
(Fer beye veicea cini;
''Out of the Deep". . .
"Prnlee the Lord O Jeruealem". Maunder
"Vnni. iiimiiiia in It nut" , itun(nrd
Thle eervlcft laHw lut one hour
,' itrp.m rutr&rt m iiiiiacrKiru ij,wv.
Early Experience. With AtplcAlM.ta
Seme Orent Prebleme, Secial, inJiJatrlSJ
n. Relluleua of Today " ' 1 It.
i
Marks
MT. HAl'VKl R f Frenrh), S21 und De I.anc-y,
lflSO a m. and 4 V m., Rev. T I).
Mnlan, II. D .
WEDNESDAY. 8:30. reception te General
Nlvelle, here of Verdun, the representative
of Franc te i-emm morale the Pllirrlma'
!and!nT Alt friends of rruncn- are Invited.
Thuraday. '1 p, m opening- of the annual
French baianr.
mrfer the direction of N. Llndlar Npr4a.
naalated by harp and violin. ., (1k.v
All Hlnt-.Sacn preirrm: 1)
I'relude te ' The Delude."
"Jeiua, Oentleet Saviour." , V
"Remance," , .
"Illeaaed la He."
"Serenade," .. -
"My Beut Deth Mamlfr." L,,
"O Iird Meat Hely." 5 ,
"Anaiet Ilanrta." T ,
Sundiy Fchwl and aJult Tlible Clate at
10 o'clock. '?
visitors ai.wayb WEix:evnct
FRESnYTERLlN tltVCtt
Ilreail nnd Diamond t. .. L ?
Rev. WILLIAM I MrCORMICKT. Prr.
10:80 a, m Memln Worship. BuUJecT or
sermen: "Paul's Appeal." ;
2'30p. m. Isebath Scheel. ' ,
tl 45 p. m. Yeunir People" Hec. Of C .
7:43 p. m. livcninB nerrice. i.'ir
ininae hi ,,. t
Huhtnrt of sermon
Aitrcs " Third In series
Natural Rellilen."
Oriran recital, quartet, choir.
Everybody welcome.
Christianity nd
Unlturlsn
FIRST L'MTARIAN CHL'BCII f
2125 Chestnut at. , . I
Rev Trederlck H. Orimn. Minister1, I
11 a, m. Mr. Orlltln will preach. Ibj
lect. "The Ooed Nelchber In Orsjat
riiy," ' -
TIIK IN1TAHIAN CIlfRCIl OF UK
JIANTOWN. Qrecn st. and W Cheltenr as,
Sunday. Nev. 28. will be observed, k
"Mayflower Sunday," ,.. J.
Thn Minister. Rev. Reger 8. Ferbes, will
preach service at 11 a. m. I
Clames for children at the oame beur'la
the parish house.
Alt are invited
Sunday at Y. M. C. A., Nev. 28, 192C
CENTRAL RLlKl-1421 ARCH 8T,
THE I1IIILK rlHS
Tepla! "Ne Harriers Iletwien llrethers "
Leader: MR (IKOROi: H. STRKAKER
AUDITORIUM 4 P. M.
HKRV1CE MEETING
Speaker: RKV. KDW. F. HANN
First M K. Church of Camden
Tepic: "The Arirument of Manhood"
Musical Prearam. Violin. Celle Organ
LOIIIIY B P. M.
TWELVE LIVE-WIRE QUESTIONS
"Is the Church a Werth-whll Institution?'
Lead-r: DR C II SHIRK
LOimr 7 T. M
EVENINO HONO SERVICE
Bins; Your Favorite Hymns With L"
J-uder: OEOROE W. SCHROEDER
AUDITORIUM H V. M.
KVENINIJ SERVICE
Illustrated With Motion Pictures
Tepic: "Man and His Altars"
(Special xnanxsiivinir service)
KVERYUODY WELCOME.
north nue. 1013 W. LEniOH 'ATE.
Leiuir 4 i: m s.
Speaker: REV E. B. UAKER i
Tepic: "Frem Dream te Deeds"
Special Kolelats Each Week V"
WEST III.DO. MI) A BANROM STS
' AUDITORIUM 4 Pi M.
SERVICE MEBTINO -,
Speaker: REV. GEO, M. 11R0DHED.
Tepic: "Pruritic of the Presence of Oed"
Special Music. Direction Mr. Griffith netMftsI
Cher'.st r Bayers. M. E. ChurcJ,
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE MEETWO
LOIIIIY 4 P. it. .'.Je,
Speaker. MR A P. HUOHE8 "
Tepic "HOUND TO WIN",
GIRLS' LOIIUT 4:30 P, it.
Tepic: "nible Stories and Hew le Tell Tnm"
ROYB' IXJUlJy 4.30 P. M. -tjt
"Personal Prehlems" r
S80 P. M. "FKLLOW8HIP SOFPETt't
Rev. J. Henry Harms teaches the. SundA7
Scheel lesaem Saturdays at 4 o'clock
i In Roem 217
LADrES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED j
T M CA-
OF rniLADELPIIlA
1.
The Coming War Between
the "Closed" and "Open" Shep
In the belief that the "open-shop" crusade is intended te undo everything union labor
has accomplished and te "feudalize America," the heads of the American Federation of Laber
are making war plans. These labor leaders agree "that a united front must be presented te these
attacks, and that every unwarranted attempt te reduce wages and working conditions te prewar
levels must be resisted with every legitimate weapon." Thus, as the Baltimore Sun notes, labor
and capital are lining up for a finish fight. The leading business interests "will bargain col
lectively with labor only when forced te de se" and "a concentrated campaign of the employers'
interests already has been launched against organized labor en the reaffirmation of the 'open
shop' principle and en the stand that wages must be reduced as part of the process of deflation."
The labor situation is probably the biggest problem that confronts the great mass of the
American people today, and as this article in the "DIGEST" this week November 27th
presents opinions from all sides, it will be read closely.
Other news-features of great interest and value in this number of the "DIGEST" are:
The Shipping Beard Scandal
The New Bulgaria (With a Full-page
Colored Map)
Hew Europe Views Wrangel's Collapse
Trouble Brewing for Heme Brewers
A Fiume Settlement With
D'Anhunzie Left Out
War Benuses in Twelve States
Legalizing Land Seizures in Italy
New Yerk Shocks Constantinople
A New Search for the Oldest Man
What We Pay for Tens of Water in Feed
The Dish-Washing Machine as a Germ Killer
Henry Ferd's Plan te Help Idle Boyi
Learn and Earn
The Rejected and the Elected in the
Hall of Fame
Prohibition Results in One State
The Need of an Abridged Bible
Hew te Fill the Country Church
British Sketches en the Sinn-Fein Frent
Harding as Barn Painter, Band
Musician and Humorist
Best of the Current Poetry
Topics of the Day
Many Interesting Illustrations in Half -Tene, Including Humorous Cart
eens
November 27th Number en Sale Today News-dealers, 10 Cents $4.00 a Year
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