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'Nancy Wynne Talks of the Norris Party Last Night.
She Anticipates Tonight's Ball With
0 Pleasure
'Aftctei fiiliUtHiBDirArA, thxjksday, December 2, ite
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ID you ever see such Tvcnthcr?
Positively you begin te wenucr
sun Is ever coming out ngaln. Every
incuuu .. -- , ..
,)(,r ynu tlilnK. wen 1 B"r ""
net taking nn umbrelln, surely the un
Vlll come out. nnd every .lay It begins
te drizzle nnd then rain nnd if you have
ve.ir host bib nnd turker en. It net
fine Men. However, there's a silver
lining te every cloud n we nUvnys find,
nrn If the paying is trite, nnd sooner
or Inter said Min will smile upon us
ngAnd new boys and girls de you knew
that Christmas Is only twenty-feur
lays aar nnd that up te Christmas
- e have something doing in the
way of parties every single day. Hew
ere wegeln' te deit. I usk you. hew
ere we? .
LAST night the Nerrlncs dance for
nilzabeth was n beautiful affair. It
,E "n nt the ttlt.-Carlteri and I was
clilelfv a debutante party t! euBli n
nSmbJr of second year nnd elder girls
"ElSSbctWeied my sweet in a frock
? doth trimmed with silver lace,
nn. "he carried pink re.es. She is very
SrVttv with bright brown hair nnd drk
?! ami has n" vivacious and very at-
trCUrrnredferhernuntthelat?
Mis" I.lMle Norris. with whom "Aunt
." Thompson lived for many years.
The w 3 ? generation growing up
. n net remember thnt charming old
I 1 em "very one loved and who
"wny w"r, dilnty bits of blue or pink
Frank Dick of this city. "fth "
Srfnetn
(fnir last night.
THIS evening e hnve the Charity
neil, which will open at half after
eldit with n concert and then the ag
fnnt is supposed te begin promptly at
l'Hteld' you what an elaborate nnd
. x M" J t k.. henn nlnnned nnd
seu knew of old hew splendid the
opening dances hnve been. Se well exe
cuted and se Interesting because of the
r iris nnd men who take part in them,
frell tenlnht there will be five groups
and it will be as beautiful ns ever It
net mere se. "
YOT' heard me tell last spring of the
work that a number of the girls who
came out last jear and some or this
venr's buds. tee. are doing nt the Hen
men's home nt Frent and Queen streets.
These girls have been going down there
the last Sunday in every month with.
Mrs. Whittnker Thompson, Miss
Fauline Hewie nnd several ethers who
nre Interested te serve dinners te the
men. Anions them nre Lucy 'rny,
Surnh and Mnrgnrettn Harrison. Hetty
IVnd, Kathleen Hitter. .Tosephine
Thonipsen. Hettv Kess, Merv Fnlinc
ftnek nnd Jey Drew Brier. They have
Interested n number of boys in the work
find they go, tee. nnd help, Well, of
course, thev wnnt te have n Christians
dinner for the men nnd they wnnt te
raise funds for thnt rensen. They hnve
from l.'O te 200 men nt n time te feed
and they de enjoy It se. The boys make
up nn orchestra nmeng themselves nnd
thev plav nnd hnve songs nnd ents.
Well, the rensen for nil this Is te
tell you thnt Mrs. Thompson Miss
Hewie nnd nil the girls nre getting up
ft card party nt the St. James for next
Mendnv evening nnd thev nre te hnve
dnnring nfter the card playing. They
lind nn Interesting affair nt the Merien
Crirket Club in the spring which en
abled them te keep up the work during
the summer nnd It would be tee bnd If
they could net give nn honcst-te-good-ni'is
Christmas dinner this yenr. The.
pnrty begins at 8 o'clock. Let's go.
KEKI' your ejes nnd cars open these
days for you de observe mnny in
teresting things. Fer instance, the ether
day I happened te see n certain little
lady of my nrqunlntnnce going along
tlm street. She wns looking most aw
fully pretty nnd had n certain little nir
nbniit her thnt mnde me say te my
self, "New. why is she se perky and
very, wry interested in everything nnd
everybody? And then around the cor
ner he came and she was se surprised.
Se Nancy knew right off thnt she'd
gene just te meet him nnd was hoping
and prnjing she would, although she
would net let him knew that she was
going te give in seen, und sny "yes,"
fir nn thing. Nancy only hopes that
he guessed, tee, becnusc some of these
young men who hnve been kept dnngllng
bit. de suffer "something fierce" un
til these wee misses de make up their
minds.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs. Edgar Tardeo Earle. of.
Chestnut Hill, will give a dance en Jan
uary h nt the nitz-Carlten In honor of
the r d-iuerhters. Miss Margaret Earle
SHU MlfiH VlrHnln TTnrlrt The A Inn .ll
he chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Murray
farle und Dr and Mrs. Hnrry A. Earle,
Mrs Larle being In mourning Among
the guestB who will attend the luncheon
en Monday, December 6, at the. Bellevue Bellevue
Htratferd, te be given by Mrs. Earle In
honor of her debutante duughter, Miss
5 Karle, and Miss Katherlne D.
n?f .l,'bVt"nt0 daughter of Mrs.
S"Uerd, Knight, will bn Miss Mary P.
Bartow, Mlaa Helen L Sewell, Miss Ot
V iliMe,r,rls'. MlBa Adelaide Jenes. Miss
llnn Hnrtlett, Miss Marv Lloyd Nor Ner
E?Ai r ""laiine p Harris. Miss
Mi.. TWft,rr'ner, Miss Russell Tucker.
Bend.., 'M?ethr, nod' MH'1 Adelalde
Millmi SH r.ra'lc,s Hammend, Miss
rsi l tnrpenter, M ss Marie I.eulse
sr'M'"nA'SH Henrietta MeD. Wilsen!
Slier Muinv, s evens. Miss Mary C.
Marv u ibS. Ixul8e Buttarwerth. Miss
rl Ml ?i?W'rt""' Elizabeth Nor Ner
"V11 n- Thayer, Miss Margaret
Weed srMiI.Lttrri8,en- Mlss Annabelle D.
,(""i Miss Margaret Curtis, Miss
Prances, Tunis, Miss Mary, C. Hebard,
Miss Carel Smith, Miss Ells du Pent,
Miss Evelyn Page, Miss Elizabeth
Frazcr, Miss Mary 1 Bayard, Miss Mar Mar
garet Earle, Miss Mary T. Knight and
Miss Elizabeth Jeanes. The luncheon will
be chaperoned by Mrs. Bradford Knight.
At the tea te be given by Miss Magee
at her home, 1720 Walnut street, from
4 until 6 o'clock next Tuesday after
noon, December 7, Mrs. Jehn H. McFao McFae
den and Mrs. T. Lenming Bmlth will
preside at the tea table. These assisting
In receiving will Include Mrs. Jehn 8.
Mucklc. Mrs.' B. Frank Clapp, Miss May
Atherten Leach, Miss Allce Smith, Mrs,
Kdwln C. Lewis, Mrs. J. B, Hutchinson,
Miss Helen F. Sturgeon, Miss Helen
Loulse Ceatcs, Mrs. Augustus Themas,
Mrs. Alvln A. Parker. Mrs. Themas
anrland, Mrs. Charles B. McMlchael
and Mrs. Jasper Yeates Brlnten.
Mrs. Rebert E. Olendlnnlng. of the
KqutrrelB, Chestnut Hill, entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Perslfer Frazer. The
ixuestR Included Miss Gertrude Cenawny,
Miss H. Pauline Bell. Miss Peggy Rosen Resen
gnrten, Miss Betty Welsh, Miss Eleaner
Thbmpsen, Miss Emma U Schwartz,
Miss Mnry D. Norris, Miss Mnry F.
Olendlnnlng, Mrs. Charles Jarcd Inger Inger Ingor
cell and Mrs. H. Perclval Olendlnnlng.
Mrs. Frazer wns before her recent mar
riage Miss Ellen Olendlnnlng. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Olendlnnlng will give a series of
theater parties during the winter before
rjome of -the bnlls.
Th guestB who will nttend the dinner
nnd theatre party tomorrow night te be
i'lven by Mr and Mrs. Frederick H.
Shelton, e' 228 Seuth Twenty-first street,
In honor of Miss Helen L. Sewell, debu
tnnte daughter of Mr. nnd Mra Rebert
1' well before the ball te be given by Mr.
nnd Mrs. Francla I. du Pent at the
Bellevue. Stratford. In hnnnr of their
debutante daughter. Miss Ellse du Pent,
will Include Miss Mnry Stnrr Orlscem,
Miss Helen H. Shelton, Miss Margaret
Curtis, Mlsa Carel Smith, Miss Elolse
Warrlncr, Mr. Edward C. Cnssard, Mr.
Hnrry Curtis. Mr. Xerman Ellisen, Jr.,
Mr Nerman Milne, Mr. Thndceus Daly
and Mr. Phlller Lee.
Miss Elolse Warrlner, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dex
ter Warrlner, of 135 Seuth Eighteenth
street, will leave en Tuesdayi December
21, for Wilmington, te attend the dance
te be given that night by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Holladay, of 130D Delaware
avenue, In honor of their debutante
daughter, Miss Elizabeth S. Holladay.
Mrs. Harry Maybln Hart, of 1629 Lo
cust street, will leave en Saturday for
New Yerk te attend a dinner te be
given that night by Mrs. Wlllard
Brown befere a Ball Mrs. Hart will be
the guest of Mrs. Brown ever the week
end, Mr. Hart will leave en Saturday
for a sheeting trip te Virginia te remain
ever the week-6nd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Heward Rhoads will
entertain at a small Informal dinner nt
the Longacre. en Friday night, Decem
ber 10, In honor of their daughter, Miss
Esther L. Rhoads, befere the muslcnlu
te be given by Mrs. Henry Sutger Jeanes
at the Bellevue-Stratford, In honor of
her debutante daughter Miss Elizabeth
Jeanes. Mr. and Mrs. Rhoads and their
family have closed their home at Bala
and are spending the winter at the
Lengacre. Their daughter, Mlsa Rhoads.
who Is a student at Bryn Mawr. spends
the week-end In town with her parents.
Miss Dorethy Clothier, Miss Marie
Loulse Balrd. Miss Marv Elizabeth Al-
temus, Miss Oladya Hepkins, Miss Nancy
-Norten, miss ismma Blddle Norris and
Miss Loulle Thomsen will be guests at
a theatre pnrty which Mr. and Mrs. Jehn
Dean Reynolds will give for their cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Peltz.
Mr. and Mrs. Themas Royal, of the
Aldlne, will give a theatre party, te be
ollewed by tea at the Bellevue-Strat-
rerd. en Saturday, January 1, In honor
"' 'eir uaugnier, Miss Eleaner Royal.
There will be fifty guests.
The brfx of Mr. nnil TMre T",l.el T
Stotesbury at the charity ball tonight
will be occupied by Mr. Samuel L. Sho She
ber, of 2021 De Lancey street, nnd his
debutante daughter, Miss Agnes H.
Shober. Their guests wll llnclude Mrs.
Theodere Spencer, Miss Margaretta
Large Harrison. Miss Mary Heppln
Hewland, Mr. Charles Thompson, Mr.
Frank Trlmbel, Mr. Themas Mlkell and
Mr. William S. Newlln.
At the wedding of Miss Agnes de SeU
d ng, dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joel
Shrewsbury de Scldlng, of New Yerk,
nnd Mr. William Leicester Van Leer,
son of Mr. nnd Mrs. William M. Van
Leer, 4G19 Spruce street, which will be
solemnized at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon, December 18, In St. James'
Church, New Yerk, te be followed by a
reception at the Hetel Getham, Mr. Irv
ing T. Bartlett, of New Yerk, will at
tend Mr. Van Leer as best mnn. The
ushers will Include Mr. Spencer L.
Jenes, Mr. Edward Longstreth, Mr.
Henrv Adams, Mr. Edward Steever, all
of this city, and Mr. Rebert Bartlett,
of Baltimore ; Mr. Henry Masen Day.
brother-in-law of the bride ; Mr. Edward
de Seldlng, cousin of the bride, and Mr.
William Hudsen, all of New Yerk. Mrs.
Clarke Bedford, who will attend the
bride ns one of her bridesmaids, will en.
tcrtaln at luncheon In New Yerk en Fri
day In honor of Miss de Seldlng.
Miss Sarah H. B. Penrose, dnughter
of Dr. Charles Bingham Penrose, 1720
Spruce street, and her guest, Miss
Dorethy Hebert, of New Orleans, have
returned from a visit te New Yerk. Dr
Penrose and his family, who have been
spending several months nt their coun
try place at Deven, returned yesterday
te their town house, 1720 Spruce street.
Miss Edith W. Dallas, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Trevnnien Dallas, who has
been spending some time in Paris, will
return te this country npxt week, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Dallas will net occupy their
house at 1614 Pine street, but will spend
the winter with Mra It. Norris Williams,
at her plnce. 8124 St. Martin's lane,
Chestnut Hill
Miss Sarnh Bnrrlnger, debutante
daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Daniel Mereau
Barrlnger, of 2105 Walnut Btreet, re
turned en Tuesday from a visit te New
Yerk.
Mrs. Eurene XewhnM win tum
home from Paris early in December and
open her house, Eastfleld. Vlllaneva.
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dnle Union will be held this evening nt ,
Turngemelnde Hall, Bread street and
Columbia avenue. The committee Is as
fellows! Miss Etta Stein, Mrs. Gertrude
Sailer, Mrs. Hannah Levy, Miss Lmlly
Herz, Miss Bertha Herz, Miss Blanche
Marce, Miss Frances Marce, Mrs. Maria
Welnsteck, Mrs. Helen Haiper. Miss
Mellle Wundehl, Mrs. Merris Freldman
nnd Miss Thereta Sehaefer. Miss Esther
Peiser Is chalrlady.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Blech, of Oak
Lane, entertained at a dinner-dance in
celebration of the twentieth anniversary
of thelr marriage en Saturday evening
at the Mercantile Club, North Bread
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn L. Jnmlesen, of
1607 Cayuga street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Agnes Stewart Jamlesen, te Mr. Arthur
M. Kerr, also of this city.
The'Wyancke Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Jehn O. Beck, 2086
East Vennnire street, en Friday evening.
i The following membeTS were present :
Miss Mary Kunberger, Miss Bessie
i,i..., uric tintli Wenzel. Miss Ruth
Moulten, Miss Marjorle Klnnard, Mies
I?orethy Illsley, Mr. Frederick Hutter.
Mr. C. A. Heran. Mr. E. C. Beek. Mr.
n...uH unsp&v Mr .Tnhn Keating nnu
I Mr. William Schultz! The feature event
.t.. -..! ,., n Aanrinie rnnteflt In
which Mr. Keating and Miss Illsley wen
the prizes
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Miss Catherine S. Piatt, daughter of
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Piatt, spent the wek,-ndtH
v v Yerk, whe-e she attended the
Army nnd Navy game.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Oeldner have re
turned te their apartment ..6064 Cath
nrlnn ntreet. after spending inanKB
glvPng with their daughter. Mrs. Lewis
E, Nichols, of Cleveland, O.
QERMANTOWN
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elating. Miss Temperance Knldeten and
Mr. Abraham Welkel were me auonu auenu
nnts. A reception followed the cere
mony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kelm are at home
at 3886 North Oratz Btreet.
TIOGA
Miss Beatrice Hunter, of 3131 North
Fifteenth ntreet. will entertain the Ieta
chapter of the Sigma Alpha PI Sorority,
Harvey, of Chester, who Is the 'P,R.
ware county chalrmnni Mrs, Jehn. -.
Tuttle nnd Miss Margaret Tuttl.
Swarthmore; Miss Frances Wright, of
Meylnn ; Mrs. Gideon Shell, of Chester .
Mrs. Worrell Temple and Mrs, J Oliver
Duke, of Swarthmere: Mrs. Herbert
Treat nnd Miss Ruth Wetzel, of Wayne ,
Mrs. Rebert Banes, of Wnlllngferdj Mrs
William S. Mclntyre. Miss Elizabeth
Cox nnd Miss Edith Stratton, of Mey-
Jan; Mrs. Archibald Bryan nnn i.
nptnmere : ivjin. u.
nt her hnme nn nnlurdfLV Afternoon. The . T7nr,il,i i7Ht. nt uwnrihm
members of the chapter Include Miss m chlldrcv and Mm. W Freeman Ker-
minei franxnauser, miss Alice ureen,
Miss Pcnrl SUihl, Miss Helen Smalley,
Miss Mary Relneke, Miss Helen Tappan
v, Ruth Taggart nnd Miss Hunter.
The entire sorority gave a dance at the
Manufacturers' Club en isovemeer hi.
Mrs. W. D. Chambers entertained the
Plnochle Club, of whleh she Is a mem
ber, at luncheon at her home at 5217
North Bread street en Tuesday after
noon. Her guests Included Mrs Wal
ter Eastburn, MrB. L. Boyd, Mrs. M.
Hlldreth. Mrs. James Oladlng, Mrs. W.
R. Ollmere, Mrs. B. II. Kruger. Mrs.
EugenA Lnreaux. Mrs. Harry Palmer.
Mrs. William Qulgley, Mrs. II
and Mrs. Claude Themas.
It Russell
Lieutenant
H marince, - -
re tlie guests of Mrs.
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r,-.. .ii,n.,e MeVTenn avenue, iui .
inoVTumer-A'tunT-dAe their home .
r l-l.l.nliliFr n.. nil 1. UCOUj t .--
Lieutenant rMij -, ., tiMilcr
tt t.,i smtes marines, and Mrs. Klaaer.
hef who were tlie guests of Mrs. uiu-Sefher-'father.
Mr Rushton Maret e
FRANKFORD
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Or
thodox Street Episcopal Church, Ortho
dox street nnd Torreadale avenue, will
glve their annual supper and entertain
ment this evening.
Mrs. R, Paul, of Arrett street, will be
hostess te the members of her card club
at her home this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Erneat Cooper, whose
wedding leek plnce en November 20, by
the Re. F J Fltzmaurlce, are spend
ing their wedding trip In New Yerk.
Mrs. Cooper before her marriage w.is
Miss M. Helen Moere, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. LeuIb Moere, of 4643 Mul
berry street.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Dr. nnd Mrs. II Furness Tayler of
Ridley Pnrk, hnve been entertaining
Mrs. Tayler's sister, Mrs. C. Armstrong,
for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walten, of Bal
timore, were the guestB of honor nt a
theatre party and supper given a few
evenings nge by Mrs. William Price, of
shaw. of Illdlev Park. MIsb Eleaner
Little, of Media, nnd Miss Marlen Mlt
chcll, of Glenolden
MOORESTOWN
Mr. James Warden, who has been
visiting Mr Edward Dmertz, of Atlyntie
City, ha returned te his home en Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Roberts gave a
dinner before the Field Club dance en
Saturday.
Miss Esther French has returned te
school at Trenten after spending the
week-end at her home en west Main
street.
Mrs. T Dudley Perkins Is a guest of
Miss Mary Slckel, of the Weymouth
Apartments, In Atlantic City.
the Germ&ntnttrri
luncheon en Hnturrlnv
Iltfxboreugh Country Club.
Frends' 8ehMtM $;
ay afternoon, aUtSeiff-j '
v Club. VJ
Yeager-Eckard Wedding
The marriage of Miss Hettle Martin
Eckard, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph
F. Eckard, of 6080 Cedar avenue, and
Mr. Clarence Test Yeager, of Pitman.
N, J., took place at the Roosevelt, 3027
Chestnut street. Inst night at 7 o'clock,
the Rev, H Rldgley Robinson, of Pit
man, officiating. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Mildred EckartI, as
maid e' honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Dorethy Johnsten nnd Miss Leu
Whltmere. The best msn was Mr
Chester M Steelman. of Clayten, N, J.,
and the ushern Included Mr, Edward If,
Harwerth, of Camden, and Mr. Hareld
B. Currlden, of Colllngsweod, N. J. The
ceremony wns followed by a largely at
tended reception. Mr. and Mrs. Yeager
will take an extended southern trip,
after which they will llve In Pitman,
N, J.
ROXBOROUGH
The regular dinner-dance of the Rox Rex
borough Country Club will be given at
the clubhouse en Saturday evenlng
Among the patronesses at the dance
which the sophomore class of the
Hahnemann Medical College will give
at the Roxborough Country Club en
Friday evening, December 10. will be
Mrs. Francis S. Cantwell, Mrs. Charles
Gnne, Mrs Charles J Thompson nnd
Mrs. Heward K. White.
Miss Beatrice Slmcex, daughter of
Dr and Mrs. Lawrence Slmcex, will
entcrtnln the members of her class of
rlwnrbe remembered as Miss Uese Valley,
Dorethy Mercer B Maret. Thoe who will be In charge of the
Mrs Fdwln S. Yeung enienaincu iici emmren s lair unu pnriy 10 ne given in
i.pr Mr C M. vreciana. vi .-
1'hate 11 Unchracli.
MISS JEAN DK KOl'SSK
Daughter of Mrs. O. !. De Rousse, who will be one of these taking part
In the opening pageant of the Charity Hall this evening
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
An attractive surprise dinner was
given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Perclval
S Sax. of 6420 Drexcl read, Ovcrbroek,
by a number of their friends, en Monday
evening at the Locust Club, In celebra
tion of the twentieth nnnlversnry of
their wedding. Among theso present
were Mr. and Mrs. Perclval L. Sax, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Arthur Loeb, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Leuis
Wolf, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Kaufmann,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph Wnssermnn, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Weyl, Mr. and Mrs. Je Je
eome H. Leuchhelm, Colonel and Mm.
Samuel D. Lit, Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk H.
Bachman, Dr. and Mrs. William H.
Teller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newburger,
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Llverlght, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Mee Lleberman, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Glmbcl, Mrs. Rese A. Schoene
man, Mrs. H. M. Nathansen and Mrs.
Matilda K. Sternberger.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Walter S. Comley, who wan the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Jeseph Rosier
of Ogontz, for a few days, has returned
te her home In Pert CheBter, N. Y. Mr.
and Mrs. Comley nnd their daughter.
Miss Dorethea Comley, and son, Mr.
Samuel Comley, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with Mrs. Hosier.
Mrs, Jehn Relf, of Legan, announces
the engagement of her daughter, Mlsa
Minnie A. Relf, te Mr. Jehn Alexander
Bremble, of this city, formerly of Plain
field, N. J.
Children's day at the Weman's Club
of Wyncote will be held en Wednesday
afternoon, December 16, when the pro
gram will be for their entertnlnment.
Mr. Warwick James Price gave his Cur
rent Events talk at the club yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Silverman, of Elklns
Park, will entertain at a dance en Mon
day evening, December 27, at Mercantile
Club, In honor of their dnughter. Miss
Hazel Silverman, and their son, Mr. Ar
thur Silverman.
Mr. and Mra. Wnlten Pcnnewlll nre
entertaining Mrs. Pennewlll's sister, Mrs.
Elbert A, Cerbln, of Bosten. Mrs. Cor-
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toys. Later in the month the rush will be terrible, and
5 the assortments will net be nearly se complete ns they
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EE: for boys and girls of nil nges are here in profusion. jjjj
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bin, who lived formerly In this city, has
recently returned from a stay In New
Hampshire.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
An Informal reception and supprr was
given by Mr and Mrs B WeiBuerg nt
their home, 515 Spruce street, en Hun-
uay evening, in noner or air. weu
berg's sister, Mrs. Ix)uls Terr, of New
Yerk. Among theso present were Mr.
nnd Mrs B. Jans, Dr. and Mrs. J. No Ne
rack, Mr. and Mrs Stock, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Shllnfsky, Mr nnd Mrs. J. C-ruber,
Mrs. Hese Llchtensteln, Dr. nnd Mrs.
S. S. Temklns, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wels
berg, Mr. and Mrs II. Newmnn, Dr.
and Mrs. II. Noveck, Mr. and Mrs. M
Busch, Dr. E. B. Welssberg, Mr and
Mrs. A. Frelhelter, Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles
Kahn, Mrs. H. nesenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Welsberg, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Freed.
Mr. and Mrr S Macklcr, Mrs. N Brnun
steln. Miss T th Nevnck, Miss Matilda
Terr, of New Yerk, Miss Isabella Tans,
Miss nehecca Newman, Miss Hattle
Frelhelter, Miss Mlnnle Busch, Mr.
Stock, Jr. Dr. .1. M. Blum, of Trenten,
and Mr. Samuel Welsberg,
The Kirkwood Country Club will held
their eleventh nnnual dance this eve
ning at Danre De Dancelnnd, Twentieth
street and Montgomery avenue. Inhibi
tion dancing will be ene of the features
of the nffnlr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William 13. Kenny nre
new at home, 2121 North Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Kenny will be remembered
as Mlrs Florence Clnncey, whose w:d
dlng te Mr. Kenny, son of Mr. PetT
Kenny, of 1631 Perter street, took place
Wednesday, November 24.
The Alpha Chi dance will talie place
Saturday evening In the Japanese room
of the Hetel Walten.
Ynrk Mrs. U. K. uarKer, ei ei
and Mrs T Barker, of Wwark, at
luncheon and bridge at the "lar-Mer-r's
en Tuesday afternoon. There were
fuenty guests.
Mr nnd Mrs. Ambrose I- Hendricks,
of 23 West Mt. Pleasnnt avenue, an
nounce the marriage of their 'laughter.
Miss Henrietta Jehnsen Hendricks, te
Mr. Walter Z. Hunt, of Akren. O . en
Saturday afternoon at (o'ceckii the
home of the bride's parents the Ite Dr.
Jehn Calhoun, of the Mt A ry JTcsbyto JTcsbyte
rlan Church, officiating. Miss Jane Beld
it.i.ii,. or.,1 Mr rMward M. Fitch, jr.,
were the attendants. A family dinner
followed the ceremony. After n trip r,
nnd Mrs Hunt will be at home nt 637
West Sedgwick street, Mt. Airy.
Tr or.,1 Mm. Rebert Vellrath, of 434
p.t ' wnintit lnnc announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Alma B.
Vellrath, te Mr. Wnllace H. Senntag, of
2421 West Yerk street, at the home of
the Bev Dr. S. W. Purvis, of 252 North
Thirtrrnth ntreet. at 11 o'clock en Sat
urday morning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Senntag
are at home at 434 East Walnut lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. ICggly, Sr et
4540 North Uber street, announce the ,
marriage of their daughter. Miss Kmma
KBgly, te Mr. Mwln S. Kelm, of 3830
North Grntz street, en Saturday at 5
o'clock 'at the home of the bride's par-
ents, the Rev. F. S. Berkey, of the
Christ United Evangelical Church, ein-
Artsman's Hall, nese Valley, en Sat
urclay afternoon. Include Mrs. .Tessle
Hall Allen. Mrs Paul Freeman, Mrs I
Htauffer Oliver, Mrs. Ilebert Powell,
Mrs. Chnrles Squelr. MrH. Maurlce
Bewer Haul and Mrs. Heward W. Underwood.
Among the Delaware county women
who are Interested In the drive seen te
be launched for the semicentennial fund
of Wcllesley College nre Mrs. Geerge B.
The Kvenlnc Public Idxer welcome
octal netri of Interrst from vnrieuii pnrts
of the city, bat (lies? note must be
inpable of vrrlflcatlen. Ilrrrsftrr Keelal
Itam rnt br mull te, the pnper will net
bf publlitlifd. nnlNK iilmrd by the ecndrr
ulth miinr, addrrsH nnd telrphenp num.
hrr. Addrrss hoc la 1 It'mti te the Heelrt r
Kdltnr. F.vrnlnc Tublle Lnlcer, COS
f'hmtnnt street.
lifHn
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The ninth annual dance of the ladles'
auxiliary of Standard Ledge Ne. 3 Ju-
KeAldine Hetel
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te Eliminate
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Trial Demonstration Treat
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COULINS
Fer Women Exclusively
Bellevue Court Building
1418 Walnut Street
Phene Spruce 5484
Next te the Bellevue-Stratferd
-- - "- -- - - - -s- - T r n - - -
Continuous
Dancing
Friday Night
at
Dancing
Bread and
Columbia Ave.
COI.UMIHA IIIJX).
240 minutes of dancing
te the jazz of two of
the best orchestras in
town.
Dancing Every
Evg. and Sat.
Matinee
i
I Anether Roseland lit
I 1015 Market St. 4
Kv f ryv .rrl ra te
Kve. VCV "trne-
t'ntll O S .,len
12i30 Ni Z S Appoint-
Mnlurday r . . mrnt
Afternoon " 1U. 02
t te (I Dla. 3SH3
rtiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiniiw
Adjoining the
St. James
Hetel
i' ffl mff .Jjr JFf ff9) MrU PrR mfKi flb
Walnut St.
Between 1
12th & 13th
1222-1224 Walnut Street
fiijilllffir,Miiili
Fer Friday and Saturday
We Have Selected Frem the
December Reduction Sale
A Special Greup of Misses'
Plain and Fur Trimmed
Suits
Smart, individual models of velour de
laine, silvertene, veldyne, and peachbloem, in
all sizes 14 te 20.
Plain tailored te wear with fur pieces, or
trimmed with opossum, nutria and mole.
Were up te
$75.00
Reduced te
$35
Were up te
$95.00
Reduced te
'55
THIRD FLOOR
Were up te
$165.00
Reduced te
$95
iigim
(renMEHLY KNOWN A8 TUB HTANLBT)
.... . J.n.ller Qreatest IMcture
MADAME X" ya? A"r"10?
Musical FettlTal
Next Wwk-Charles lUy In
"AN OLD-FASHIONED HOT"
PA I AfTT "H MAnKET BTRBET
1 'v-'l- 10 A. M. te llltBP. M.
WILL ROGERS
NBXT WUBK-
"HONEOT
HUTCH"
-"THE HOPE"
ARPAHIA Chestnut St. Hal. 10J
a 1V'LIA 10 AM. teltilBP. M.
A rjr.n.K ".nl Pletu'f Oer Mlford'
Beheld. My Wifef
femlni "THB IIESTI.ES3 SEX"
$5.00 DOWN
An initial payment of $5.00
new will enable you te select
for HER a gift worth while.
This year make it a sensible
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Lasting gratitude te you and
comfort and joy en all sew
ing days for
Mether, Wife, Sister
Make your selection today
A Willcox & Gibbs Electric
Automatic Sewing Machine.
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Write or phone for
FREE TRIAL or folder.
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SEWING MACHINE CO.
1709 Cneitnnt St., Pkiladelplii.
Sprnc 2102
VIPTOR I A Market Street Ati. Oth
T.)r rV1'k M- t XtslB P. M. .
'Out of the Storm"
Next Wxk Maelc Senntf "Mnrrled Ufa"
fAPITT T24 MARKET BTREWr
V-l 1 1 WJLi "THE RIOHT
TO LOVE"
RPPFMT MARKET ST. Bel. 1TTH
lxl-v-xi-'lN 1 IIIITAN WASHBURN In
,. "nuneuAR ritoey'
GLOBE
MARKET STREET
at .iitNn!n
fDVTTVTTnrTei VitmwVIT.T.B" 11 Trt tt
nn TtAnMON kincaid kilttesi ethfni
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES
Direction of LEE & J. J. SHUBERT
T SHUBERT NOW
L'GS. AT 8:10 J JLVTS. AT 2:10 SHARP
As Fast as Man O War
U'G. BULLETIN
MAT. SATURDAY sst
$2
mmm
MESsns shubeht's rip-roarike re
vue WITH 125 OP THE WOULD'S
QREATEST ENTEBTAINEIIS
Seats New Selling for Next Week
I VRT, EVOS- AT 8:15
li I ilV MATS WED & SAT. 3:10
Herself Presents
Americaa Foremeit Singing Cemedlanna
NORA BAYE8
IN A FANTASTIC MU8ICAL PLAT
Her Family Tree
F!!h "Brilliant Company of (10. Including
Jullui Tannen. Al Reberta, Frank Morgan.
Florence Morrison, Una Flemlncr, Arthur
Uonlenl, Almeda Fowler.
FIRST $2.00 MAT. SAT.
ADELPHI Matinee Tedav t
i a r. i vi. x-,.. ir
Lftai J iNiui-ili) at 8:15
Mr.
Lee
PHILADULPIIIA'S FOREMOST TUEATREU
rARDIPk' NiairrB at 8:15
v-'T-rvrvivrv juts. wed. & sat.
CHARLES FROirUAN PrenU
OTIS
SKINNER
IN THE NEW PLAT
At the Villa Rese
By A. E. W. MASON
Seat for Next Week en 8ala Today
RROAD niehtb AT 8:18
1J0'Vj'1- MATS. WED. & SAT.
Best comedy ever written by
an American. n. t. tribune.
Tarkingten's Corking Comedy
CLARENCE
wmt ALFRED LUNT AND
ORIOINAL NEW TORK CABT
Peata for Next Weak en Bala Tedr
FDRRkST NIGHTS AT 8:10
1 V-T.JT.I10 X MATS. WED. It MAT.
Pirittt ma Tli vfnte . -,,
1I1U sriAPON'S HUPHEME 8UCCE8S
APPLE BLOSSOMS
Thy Krolaler-Jacebl-I Ilaren Operetta
Jehn Charles Themas Wllda Bennett
Perclval Knli-ht the A lull-..
Seati for Next Week en Sale Today
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
FRIDAY SATURDAY
GARDENef ALLAH
EXTRA
Jerusalem, Wed., Dec. 8
7Br tt II BO at Heppa-H jjne at Doer
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Hetel Adelphia
DANCING
Select Cabaret
Frem 9 P. M. te Clese
THE TRUTH ABOUT HAITI
AN ILLUMINATING LECTUBE
BY
JAMES WEI.DON JOHNSON
of the National Aneoclatlen for the Advance
ment of Colored People and former U 8
Censul In Venezuela and Nicaragua 'will
epenk nt
WITHER8POON HALL THURSDAY EVE
DECEMBER 2. 1020. AT 8 10
ADMISSION 10 AND 75 CENTS
E I T H'S
DITRICHSTEIN
INTHE ROMANTIC MELODRAMA
"The Purple Mask"
aueTc Seats New Selling
A II WOODS Preeenta e
MEU1CA'S MOST POPULAR STAR
J- MARJORIE T
Ham beaU
In Channlng Polleck'a Masterpiece
"The Sign en the Doer"
NEW YORK CAST AND PRODUCTION
CHESTNUT ST. opera house"
TWICE DAILY
MATINEES 8 IS EVENINOS. 8:15
LAST VEEKH OF
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MASTERPIECE
"Way Down East"
MAT. DAILY t $1.00 ()
NOTE Owing te coat, length of pre.1uc
tlnn, and Iren-hound contracts, this plctura
nar can le ahewn at Uss than flratui"
limitri) prleea -vi
AST0R
ARMAN KALIZ & CO.
IN TEMPTATION"
SYBIL VANE
MILLER & MACK
Sydney Grant: Harry Reye and Dorethy
Uurtac. "The Haunted violin" A ether atari
FRANKLIN
AND
GIRARD
3 Shows Dally '-. ". 0 Teday'a feature
TOM MIX ln "the
'-"" l"v UNTAMED
SYMPHONY ORCHEWTRA OF 8QLQI8TB
BALLROOM RELLEVUE-STRATFORD
SAMAROFF-STOKOWSKI
8D TIEETHOVEN LECTURE.RECITAL
THURSDAY EVE., DEC 2. 8:15
"MOONLIOHT" SONATA ON PROORAM
TICKETS. II TO $2 AT HEPPE'8.
tllD CHESTNUT HT . AND DOOR
" ACADEMY OI' MUHIU '
METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY
NextTues. Carmen Mme" rrar.Mlrlam,
r.sg at 8 Melllth, IntTam.
MM Murtlne.ll. Whltehlll. .Martlne, Du"
Ienhardt, Laurentl Conductor, Wolff'
Tlcketa, Academy & Heppe'a HID Chutnut
University Museum . "t.
a.ne p m,
Frea lllustrat'd lecturn by Dr O. R Oer.
dun "A P-MWar Pllirrlm In The Hely
Lund." Many interesting new Pictures and
f ai i. uijuul uiiui.iuiid in snivBiine,
1520 Chesnut. Lec3l9iviirvfAgi
Forty-First Annual
CHARITY BALL
Thursday, Dec. 2, 9 P. M.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
OPEN! NO FEATURE
A nniLMANT CHUIHTMAH PAGEANT
A beautiful und snertarular plctura de
pleting France In the das uf Leuie XVI,
Sunny Spain, Old Japan, the Orient and
the Far East beautifully portrayed by
eer three hundred dancers
The beneficiaries are the Jeffersen Mespl.
tal the Maternity Department the Uni
versity Hospital. Orthonedle Ward, thn
Ilablea' Hospital; the Children'. Aid So
ciety und the Visiting Nuraea
Deers open at S 00, concert at 8.30 until
(i 00, opening feature at P'00, general
dancing about 10 00. """'
Tickets ara B,00 for each person, and
are en aale at tha Charity Rail office, DID
Chestnut Htrwt (Telephotie Lembard 8BIS),
II ppe'a and Ryan's.
Spectators' Tickets, BOe each for tha
amphitheatre, as veil as regular 15.00 tick
i ets. wilt be en sale at tha Academy ou
1 Thursday exnlng.
WORLD'S
MUSEUM
OF UV1NO
CURIOSITIES
OPEN DAILY
11 A. M te 1(J P. u.
11th ft Market Formerly Hlnifham Heu
Tickets Acailnny It Heppa'a
r.un AnPiPMiAi Sat
ORCHESTRA
NINTH
SYMPHONY
CASINO
BIJOU Egg
TrecadcMJ
10th & Aren. Mat. Dlf
TMB JOT RIDJCIIal
PFOPLES K'n'InB0" Ave. Matins
rLVA l-1- and Cumberland Dally
BOSTONIAN BURLESQUERS
With PRANK TINNEV
11 IB Chestnut
8'IB Frl. 8:00
ORPHEUM unn "),," Chtlten Ave.
jll i ii-wji MMlne Today 2U5
MAE DLeMOND n..?.,C'15S'fB.
NEXT WEEK "THE SQUAW MAN"
DUMONT'S 0T11 ARCH. EVO., 8 I1B
Emmett Welch MinstreU
fnmle Ilurleeiie. "WAY DOWN YBABT"
Walnut ab, 8th
MAT TODAT
Bon-Ten Girls
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