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EVENING PUBLIC ' tEDGEIPlilLADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 0,
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JVcmcy JFynne Sees a Bevy of Attractive GirlsSecend
Tea Today for Misf Helena Mitchell Many te
Attend Recital Tonight Other Bits
D
T SAW Emiule Nerrls en tlie street
the etlir-r ilny. She certnlnlv N nn
ttrnctlve girl, Just youth personified,
nd shij looked awfully well in one of
these tnn sports coots nnd ft snorts lint
of French blue duvctyne. She in n pro
nounced blonde, nnd holts very cute.
Emmie will net ninkc her debut for
MYeral years yet, though she is quite
big for her age, nnd rec1 nbeut n Rrent
deal; In fact, is one of the most popu
lar girls In the school set In Chestnut
Hill. She li, jeit knew, the daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwnrd Norris.
OKSN'T Nnncy Cepe leek nwfully
well ntnri lipr return from Europe?
Really, she leeks wonderful, nnd lias
ranny Parisian costumes. I saw her the
ether day, nnd she looked uti'te dash
ing. She wns wearing n sports coat of
brown English tweed nnd n brown
woolen hnt te match, nnd were n choker
of skunk fur. She nnd Catharine
Wharten Merris and the Wlstcr girls
and Hepe Wilsen arc very chummy,
and go nbeut together quite n bit. Oh,
jes! Catharine and Hepe were both
with her the ether day. I saw them nt
the Hellevue first, nnd later nt the
movies. .,
Hepe is a dandy girl nnd nwfully
popular. She looked very attractive in
a Milt of maroon duvctyne, trlmnicu
with .TnpnnMWflrnk nnd n semlturbnn
f the same material, which was nlse
trimmed with fur. ....
Cathnrinc Merris is qulte n bit of an
artist, you knew, in mere ways in
ane. Yes, she paints exceptionally we
and dances, nnd Is very nceemplwneii
along musical lines. She is Jelly, tee,
and dandy with a crowd.
THE second tea of the two given by
the I-nngden Elwyn Mitchells te In In
tredticc Helena Mitchell will be this
afternoon. The Mitchells live nt 23-0
Dc Lancey place. ou knew. f.lrH'
Mitchell bes asked Mrs. Ncllsen
Edwards, Miss Nina Lea, Mrs. rei
Fjarlng, Mrs. Henry C. "). V"!?
Wllllnm-Piatt. Mrs. James VMnVtr.
JAtK Dick Tilghman. Eugenia Cassatt
and l'rnnces IC. Winter te receive, and
the debutantes who will be with He lenn.
are Augusta Harrison. Mtza h
Jeanes, Ittith Packard, Mary Sltcr,
Mary Hew-land nnd Sarah Unrrlngcr.
MUSIC-LOVERS will turn out In
force this evening nt the Metro
politan te hear Mine. Louisa TetrnMlnl,
-who will be here ,1ust for one evening.
It will take us back te the old Hammer -stein
das, won't It. when 'letwjlnl
sang there for several seasons? airs.
Jehn King Van Kenselner. who you
remember lived nt Seventh nnd Leeurt
trects for some years aud used te new
these delightful salons, gave n reception
in Tetrnzzlni's honor In New erk the
ether day Inviting the Itufus Mi B
Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution te meet her.
The Italian prima denna, Mrs. Ann
Rensselaer te'd me, was se delighted
with that society, she decided te form n
simllnr one in Itnly te be known m the
Daughters of the Itnllnn Revolution.
She is. you see, the daughter of a
Florentine patriot who fought for the
freedom of Itnly under Oarllmldl. Queen
Elena is te M asked te be the fim
aonernry president.
Mrs. Van RcnHelaer has staitcd up
a new society in New erk. by the
svey. It Is called "1'ntrlet New
Yorkers," and the purpose Is te tench
Americanisr; te new comers te this
ceuntrv and nlse te stir up Interest in
America among Americans. I heard
that Mme. Tctrnwlni is te meet Mrs.
Geerge Miner, who is president general
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, next week in Washington,
and Mrs. Miner has premised te give
her copies of constitutions and bylaws
of the American society.
I always remember the pleasant
affairs Mrs. Vnn Rensselaer used te
Lave here. She went back te New lerk
te live nbeut six ears age, but has
visited here ever since. Her grand
daughter, Sylvia Van "Ynssclaer, came
out in New Yerk two i three venrs age
nml Inter in the ftsen Sirs. au
Rensselaer brought her ever here te
tea for
tneet her Philadelphia friends. If I
remember correctly she cave n tea fe
i... et n, Al.llnt. Mrs. Van Ken
seiner still comes ever te Philadelphia
for several weeks each year.
HAVE you ever seen the du Pent
twins? I mean Elle du Teet's
liters? They are Jiit four, and are
the cutest little tots you ever saw. One
is a blende and the ether n brunette.
Little blendy hss nil the vlvnrltv of
the family, while the. little brunette
leeks very much like Ellse nnd has
quite the same grave manner.
A friend of Elhe's happened te be
at their home the ether evening when
It was time for them te go te bed. se
when their nurse called them te go they
were just as obedient as clock work,
and went the rounds of kissing the
members of the family goodnight.
Having never seen them before this girl
felt she wns going te be deprived of
the "geed-night kiss," but te her
surprise, nnd before she knew wlint was
happening, the sunshine blendy im
pulsively grabbed her hnud nnd snlrt
"I deln' te tics veu. tee." and gne
her a big kiss, while the ether little tot
followed suit, theu thev ran off te bed
like a pair of little che-ubs.
NANCY WYNNE.
Pine Run Farm, Pen"ynAnmi i.i"n?n
Februnry 26 for the nahnma IsUnds,
where they will "PJn .& '"" t
Nassau. Jfr. nnd Mrs. MeKtfin ,J '','"
fer'd'Sn? n gn1 "hey wilier
occuey thclr "beat at the opera hen
ihSrPuSti will llle Mr '"' Mr
Adolphe n. Derle.
Mr. nnd Mr.. yyjif!vv?- "'
PnrilpdBe. rtosement. will kIvp a large
luncheon en Bunflay.
Mr. and Mr. Wl"lm Daker Whelen
will entertain ii- '""'"i
evcnl..r v
Mr and Mra WllHarn Jec Sewell. e'
out of Bounds. Chestnut HI,,, l
hertly Issue Invitations jer n dinner en
January 3 In honor of their laught(rg,
Miss Anna H. Swell.nnd Ml.s Klner
Joyce Sewell, before the mating of Mrs.
Chnrles Stewart Wurta Dancing Class.
Mr and Mrs. Sewell will ale entertain
at a theatre party and supryr In Jnnuary
in honor of their niece. Mlts Helen I.
Sewell debutante daughter of Mr and
Mrs Ilebcrt Scwelt. Mr. and Mrs. Sew.
ell have Just returned rrem Het Springs.
Vft., where they spent several weeks.
Invltntlena Have been Itsued for the
Hal Masque wnicn win w ni(i en tucs
day, February . t the Academy of
Music The commlttee Includes Mr
Sloenson Eaaby. Mr. Jv.iw.ird s Grant.
Mr. Walter deC Douglas Mr Cjulncy A
Olllmere. Mr. Henry Ri- 1 Hntileld, Mr.
.1. Heward Ilhoade, M Saunders I
Meade, Mr. J. Keatlni? Wllrex. Mr. Han Han
delph F. Justice. Mr Jeseph I'arltcr
.Verrls and Mr. Benjamin Uenth
Mlus lillth Nelsen Page daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Heward Wurtr I'ane of
1013 Clinten street, entertained at a
small theatre, party in Tupday nlcht
followed by ft supper at her home In
honor of her guest, Miss i,,.y Chanmnn
of Ashevllle. N. C. The engagement of
Mlas rag and Mr. Isane Starr has been
nnneunced.
Mrs. Frnnk H. Wlgten entertained at
luncheon nt her home Kelma, Scheel
Heuse lane, yesterday Cevers wire
laid for fourteen gurus
At the weddlnic of Mi$ ii,, i, Jnck.
son, daughter of Mr .md Mrs Kill.
Jacksjn and Mr. Oeprw Whlttleld Vnn
Hlyclc, Jd, son of Mrs crus m v
Hjyck, of Providence n i whleh will
bb selemnlted at 4 e clock en Monday
afternoon, December 27 nt qf
James" episcepal Church, TwentY TwentY
secend and Walnut streetn, te be fol
lowed by a reception it the home of the
bride's parents. 32C Seuth Twcnty-llrat
street, the cercmetu will b0 performed
b.y."ieJteJi J?,hn ""bridge, rector, as
slsted by the llev Jamej n L Nlsbett.
efChrlsjt Chwrcli Chaiwl The brld
will be attended by Mrs Allen Evans
Jr., who will act as matron of honor
nnd the maid of honor will be Miss Vlr.
Klnla Ayres, a cousin of the bride, of
Bosten. The bridesmaids will Include
Miss Dorethy Van Slck. of Providence"
Miss Lcnere A McCall, Miss Carolyn
Shcppnrd and Miss Charlette Fahne
stock. The best man will be Mr. Nich
olas Mumford, a cousin of the bride
groom, of Providence
Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand J Oraves will
entertain at a t ill dinner at thelr
home. Wlssahlcken nenue and Manhelm
street. German! n. en Tuesday night
December 28, In h nor of Mlt,s Helen V
Hendersen, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Walter Owynnc Hendersen, of Indian
Queen lane, Ocrm intewn
MIC '.fcanb jeti). nu ej StimuediiajT
Mr. William e Warden of lied Oatc
Scheel lane, Chestnut Hill, will leave en
December Hi for Flerida, where he will
spend the wlnte at his estate. Mrs
Warden and her daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Breckle wi i Jein Mr Warden In
wlnle' nd they will remain for the
liiMw-n,.",,.S!rs- Edmund 11 Gilchrist,
if. :Y,c.Bt Willow Greve, avenue. Chest Chest
en ifi i"i ?.ra receHIng congratulations
S?mVhA 5lr,.'i of ft son en Tuesday, e
ShTn.er 7. Mr,, Ollehrhrt was Miss Anita
sntppard.
nJilf ..nnd MrH Philemen Dickinsen, of
,i, rlln" Chcnut Hill, have IssUcd In In
vnntlens for n dinner en January 7 nt
the Dclleviie-Stratferd, before the first
Assembly ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale U. Filler, of 19G5
locust street, will give a dinner en Frl
day, December 17.
Miss Marlen du Pent, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. William du rent. of Bellcvuc
Hall, Bellevue, Del., and Mentpeller,
Mentpeller, Va., In being entertained for
a few weeks as the guest of her brother
and slstcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
du Pent. Jr. of Cherry Knell, White
Hornc Plke, Newtown Square
Mrs. Jehn Allisen Andersen announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss B,
iJlltabeth Andersen, te Mr. F. Themas
V allwerth.
Miss Marjerle Gibben, daughter of
Dr nnd Mrs Jehn II. Gibben, will be
the guest of honor at a dinner en Thurs
day, December 10, te be given by Mrs.
Harry Stlkeman. at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Walter Horstmann, of
1804 De Lancey place
ALONG THE READING
Dr. 8 D. Larselerc and Mr. Ray
Springer, of Jenklntewn, will return in
a few days from the Pecene mountains,
where they have been en a hunting trip.
Mrs. Nelsen Harris will entertain the
Thirteen Club, of which she Is a mem
ber, at luncheon, followed by cards, nt
her home In Oak Lane, en Saturday
afternoon, December 18, Her guests
will Include Mrs. Hareld Brown, Mrs.
Dorethy Cherry, Mrs. Nelsen Evey, Mrs.
Benjamin Linten. Mrs. Jehn C. Mackln,
Ml?s Margaret Clark, Miss Alma Fltz
natrlrk. Miss Sylvia Karcher. Miss
Helen Lynch, Miss Mary Lauchlln, Miss
Virginia Saurtr and Miss Evelyn 1-rcda
Sterber.
Mr and Mm J. William Plckwcll, of
Wyncote, entertained at a dance, a few
evenings nge In celebration of the
twenty-fourth nnnlversary of their wed
ding. Mrs James 11. Colladay, of Jenkln.
town, entertained the card club pf which
she Is a member at her home, a few days
age. -
Mr. and Mra. Lee Silverman, of Elltlns
Park, will entertain at a dance at tne
Mercantile Club, en Monday evening.
December 27. In honor of their daughter
nnd son. Miss Haiel Silverman and Mr.
Arthur Silverman.
Mr. Samuel Blumenthal of 417 Har
rison avenue. Elklns Park, will be at
home en Sunday afternoon, from S until
6 o'clock. In honor of fe 'ngaBCmcnt
of his daughter. Miss Hilda Kahn, te
Mr. Sel Bleck, of Trenten.
Mr and Mrs. Felix Streusse, of Oak
Lane nave gene te Cincinnati te be
RUMta of their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mann. Mra.
Mann will be remembered nB Miss
Madeline Streusse.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
... ,,....,. ir.ii., nt if.is miner street.
entertained at nn 'informal party nt his
iemp en Saturday evening. Among
Cse nr?sent were Miss Catherine Green.
Mlse Bcrnndlne Gallagher, Mlsa Eianere
i.inn.n iiae l.nvlna Meade, Miss
r .,.. m.,1,1. mi itazel Qreenberg
! Vlrclnla' Shemmen. Miss Lorelte
Tener. Mis Lillian need. M ss Mary
laies. Miss Peggy Cellins. Miss HlUft-
"Pth Dennelly. Mr. Kdwerd Smith, Mr.
I-,,,, ur.ni r Pharles Wnrd. Sir
.u..,.. nwn Tr fe Teian. Mr.
Themas Bruder! Mr. Geerge Dougherty.
Mr. Charles Zimmerman, Mr. Leuis
Welseh. Mr. James Huget ana Mr. jenn
Muldoon.
Mr. and Mm. Walter Christ and their
m.iehi,- Mian Flerenee Christ, of 1827
Daly street, have returned home from a
visit te Baltimore where they were the
guests of Mrs. cnrisis parents.
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A Real Opportunity Today
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Today, $3.95 nnd $4.05
Regular Prices, $5.95 nnd $7.95
We have just received another shipment of these
ttractive new hand-made bleuBcs fashioned of finest
vhite batiste. One model has long roll cellar and
lamty vestce, while another features tuxedo cellar
and both have geed fitting cuffs. They are hand drawn
in tiny squares and many nre real lnce trimmed.
Purchase new for personal use as well as for lovely
tihd desirable gifts.
Speaking of Lew Prices,
What About These?
Night Gowns! Night Gowns!
Special at $1.50
It's no wonder every ene is talking of these oxcop excop oxcep
tional values. Just as before the wnr, when they were
the best gown values in the city, be they are today.
Various dainty styles of exceptional quality nnd most
dcsirnble for gifts.
Dewees Courtesy and Service Make
Shopping a Real Pleasure
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs Charles U Cor, e the i
nelle-ic-Stratferd, will gle u dinner en
T lesday. December 28 nt the Hellevue Hellevue
Ptratferd In honor of Miss Jessie F Da
Cesta, dobutanle daughter of Mr. Charles
v DaCesta, before the Benedict .ball
which will be held at the Academy of
llualc
r and Mrs. Williams Blddle Cadwal
ivJer of Radner, Pa., will shortly Issue
(nViatlens for n dance en Friday, Janu
ary 28, nt the UltB-Cnrlten, In honor if
Mis-i DaCesta.
Ml."s Augusta Wain Harrison, dehu
tante daughter of Mr and Mrs. ChurlCF
Cuntls Harrison, Jr, will be the cuest of
horer it n theatre party and supper Mr
ani" Vis Harry Wain Harrison, of 23
Seu h Twenty-first street, will give late
In tin- winter Mr, and Mrs Geerge Lell
llnrri en. 2003 De Lancey place wl
nlse utertaln at dinner In Miss Hnrn
Bena hmer next month, and Mr at
Mrs 'ert L, Smith, of Gwsnedd Vu
ley, ul give n dinner for Miss Harris
before no of the balls,
Mr ii'l Mm. Geerge It, Packard n
give 'heatre party nnd supper In ,Tt
uary " oner of Miss Mary II ThDi
debut uiie daughter of .Mr and M -Gcergi
Thayer Mr nnd Mrs l',u
ard an' their family aru spending "
winter v' 'he Itltz-Carlten.
Mr und Mrs Henry Pratt McKean
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Hand-Made
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Gift Selections of
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A score of models with dainti
ness as flieir motif. White imported
batiste and voile. Hand-embroidered,
liand-drawn and liand-sewed
te the last exquisite stitch. Many
trimmed with fdette lace of super
ior quality.
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MISS rillMMIICXA JOIIANN
MAJOIt JONATHAN JONES
Philadelphia girl weds representa
tive of Amerlcnn firm In India. The
rereiuenv took place :if HnnKoen.
The bridegroom Is .1 graduate of the
University of l'uin-tyuuiila
GIRL GOES TO INDIA TO WED
nephew of Majer General Tnsker II.
Ullss, was graduated from the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania engineering class,
1003. He was commissioned captain In
the Twenty-third Engineers In the
war nnd was discharged with the rank
of major after serving overseas.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Alma Walls, of 3 Hest Walnut
lane will entertain the Fifty-ntty Club,
of which she Is a member, nt her home
en Friday evening, December 17, The
guests will Include Miss Jean Clark,
Miss Margaret Clark. Miss Miriam
Deeley, Miss Adele Frederick, Miss
Anna Larkln, Miss Marguerite Larkln,
Miss nivlna Martlnei, Miss Dorethy
McDevltt. Miss Alma Wnll, Miss ltuth
Walrath, Mr. Paul Barker, Mr. Harris
Burten, Mr. Edwin Fceney, Mr. Charles
llllll ft An,1n.t. lfnnill.nn 1 f firth.
ert Lukens, Mr. William McLaughlin,
.Mr. .Martin Mccauiey and Mr. iMainan
Whlttukcr.
Miss Virginia Saurer. of 3S47 North
Bread street, entertained the chapter
of the Sigma Alpha Pi Sorority, of
which oho Is a member, at her home en
Saturday afternoon, In honor of the
birthday of Miss Sylvia Karcher, Her
guests Included Mrs Hareld Brown,
Mrs. Nelsen Evey, Mrs. Hnymend tier
hardt, Mrs. Benjamin Linten, Mrs
Jehn C. Mnckin, Miss Margaret Clark
Miss Alma Fitzgerald, MKs Helen
Lynch. Miss Ircne Ilnu nnd Miss Kar-
I cher.
Miss Gertrude Denny, of 1417 West
Tiega street, will entertain the Ieta
chapter of the Sigma Alpha PI Her-
I erity, of which she Is a member, at her
home en Saturday aftornoen, December
is. Thn micstn will Include MIrs Ethel
I Autcrwrenth, Mies Jean Clnrk Miss Hy-
hllla Dnvls, Miss mith Wllcr. Miss
r.lennnr Flteccrald. Miss Adcle Freflcr-
. Ma Mim Anna Larkln. Miss Mareucr-
Ite Larkln, Mlns Elvlna Martinez, Miss
Hermnnln Mart'nez .mips yima nneri-
dan nnd Miss Dorethy Wolf.
The officers and directors of the Par-
entu" Association of the Scheel of Ob
I sorvatlen and Practice were entertained
after a meeting by Mrs Harry J. BIs
I singer, of 203S Green street, at her
kn,A nn Monday. Amentr these pres
ent were Mrs. David N Patterson, Mrs.
David D. Weed. Mrs, S. B. Fltzpatrlck.
Mrs. O. Ulrich. Mlsa A. C. Longstreth,
Miss Mary Kclley. Miss Lilly Goodwin
nnd Mrs. Harry J. Hlsslngcr.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Dr nnd Mrs. S. Merrill Wtcks, of 81 R
Seuth Forty-eighth strcet, will enter
tain nt a dance at the Phllemuslan
Club en Wednesday evening, December
mm ,.. t,nnr r9 I,aIp 1nlltrhtnr Atluft
I &. Ill ""' -'. , , .--
Prlscllla WeekB h" win return en ne
Va of which she Is a atudent, te spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents. Mrs. Weeks has recently been
the guest of her daughter at Bweet
Briar for a few days.
A surprise birthday party Was given
Mr. K. 8. Welman en his fifty-seyenth
birthday anniversary by Mrs. Welman,
of 1324 North Frailer street, and her
sons nnd daughters.
Mr and Mrs. Irwin F. Weed, of 327
Woodland avenue, gave a midnight bur.
felt supper en Saturday In honor 01
Mlsa Ethel Ke Rune. Among these pres
ent were Mr. nnd Mrs. ,A. levJ!' Si.
Vera Ke Eune, Miss 'Sperling. Miss
llesen, Miss Brixton, Miss Etta King,
Miss Rebbln, Mr. Frederick Ilosen Ilesen Ilosen
beum. Mr. Jeseph Sperling, Mr. Paul
Lnssen, Mr. Benjamin Friedman, Mr.
Alvln Blau, Mr. Trudell Mrs. Weed
will be remembered as Mlsa Mabel Levy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Levy.
Mlas Phllemena Johann New Brldel cembcr 17 from Sweet Briar College,
of Majer Jenes
qerMantewn
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hreuker. of 317
West Seymeur street, entertained nt
surprlse party at their home en Tues
day eVenlng, In honor of the blrtndny
nnnlversary of their son, Mr. J. Carl
Breuker, Jr. The guesta Included Miss
Frances Morgan, Miss Alice Diamond.
M'ss Jean Dclaney, Miss Katherlne
Carey. Miss Mary Bateman, Miss Kath
erlne Dcmpsey, Miss Katherlne McDev
ltt, Miss Anne Carrell, Mlsa trances
McNnlly Miss Florence Miller, Miss Es
ther Walsh. Miss Lyens, Mr. and Mrs
Walter B. Sparks, Mr. Jeseph Morgan,
Mr Andrew Morgan. Mr. Jeseph Demp.
soy, Mr. A. McClatchy. Mr. James Col Cel
lins, Mr. Mayer Feldenheuncr, Mr. Cyril
Murphy. Mr. Harry Heastend. Mr Fair
man Mullen. Mr. Charles Nelen, Mr.
Ilebcrt Bell and Mr. Jack Parplnlen.
Mrs. Kllen McFadden, of 4948 Greene
street, entertained at dinner at the Ar
mdla. followed hv a theatre party, en
Tuesday evening, In honor of the birth
day nnnlversary of ner son. air, jenn
F. McFadden. There were eight guests.
There will be a children's Christmas
play In the ballroom of the Delmar Delmar
Merris en Saturday afternoon. Decem
ber 18, the proceeds of which will be
used for the benefit of the Heme for
Crippled Children. Mrs. Bertha Bur Bur
eon, of the Delmar-Merrls, will have
oharge of the affair.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. K. L. Ferstncr, of 918 Fillmore
street, has an her guest for a fortnight
Miss Agnes Perter, of riechcster, N. Y.
Mrs G. W Scott, of 2078 East Albright
street entertained at a luncheon en
Tuesday afternoon In honor of Miss
Perter, and eeral ether entertainments
hnve been arranged for her during the
wtek.
The regular monthly meeting of the
St. Mark's Men's Club was held en Menf
day evening In the parish house when
Mr. Geerge If, Paulsen gave, an Illus
trated lecture en "Frankford Through
It Mills and Industries," nnd a musi
cal program wns given.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Thompson, of
Last Orleans street, are receiving con
gratulations en the birth of a son.
.i.T!"' rnenthly meeting of the Frankford
Fathers" Association will be held this
evening at the high school, when an elec
tion of efTlcera whl take piace nnd nn in
teresting entertainment will be given.
Mrs. B Brenncr, of 3932 Franklin
atreflt, entertained the members of her
sewing circle at her home en Tuesday
?t riV2?n. Among these prcrent were
Mrs. W Burcaw, Mrs. Charles Wilcox
son, Miss Habeck. Mrs Welncoep. Mrs.
Charles Welnlng. Miss Ann Pnllett,
it!.! .." .Fergusen. Miss Marlen
Hothersell, Miss Carrie Pontleus, Miss
riSr.1!?"!?! Mrs- Ilebert Weller, Mrs.
Jehn Bell, Mrs. Harry Crary. Mrs. Jack
Law and Mrs Charles Conn.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Following the meeting of the New
Century club of Chester en Tuesday
afternoon an Illustrated lecture was
given by Mr Carlten B San erd en the
Bey Scouts" Trip te Londen, France
and the Battlefields." On Tuesday, De
ce,mb,'r.14' Dr" Oeerge Earle Ilnlguel
will lecture en "Italy and the Adriatic."'
Miss Jean Bawer entertained the Ju Ju
neor section at their meeting at her home
en Tueaday evening.
The next meeting of the Delaware
county chapter of the Daughters of the
American Involution will be held at the
home of Mrs William G, Price, of Choe.
wr, en Monday, December 20.
NORRI8TOWN
The Krslne Club will resume a. series
ui muaincnis arter an Interval of scv
fX1 jt"' en. Saturday evening, when
1. -10' ,he Performances will be
llVll The crnmlttee. with MIsj Anne
awartr as the chairman, .ins revived
;... i!"m ?f,c'ub entertainment and the
cast, directed by Miss Maude Miller, will
present the comedy "Mr. Beb." These
who will take part wll Ibe Miss Olhc
Jenkins Miss Catharine Pearson, Miss
?!ilryH.lin,.,;r"J Ml"" Nancy Buchanan
xtl'm Wih i5yder' Mrs Jceph B Creft.
Mr. Philip Corsen. Mr J. Burnett Hol Hel
land, Mr. Geerge Corsen, Mr. Ilalph
. 'k .AK'it
'jjjj
Preston, Mr. Theodere Preston, Mr, vS1v
Vnrd Ilarley. Mr. William March m.(
ir, jesepn u, urert.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moero, of SwndV
Hill read, entertained at ft dinner m
their home fh honor of their twentieth
wedding annlerry. Amenr the guest
were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Oswald Cafey, Mr,
and Mrs. Cleaver ntchards. Mr. and
Mr. Jonathan Calev. Mr. and Mr. Wil
liam Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. HarrrU
veaiaer, Air. and Mrs. waiter iuieaaea,"
.miss i-.ncn uavis, Mlsa Frances rrwier
Ick, Mrs, Anna Moere, Miss Elisabeth
A. Moere, Mis Elisabeth C. Meer. Mr. X A .1
L t
Illchard and Mr, Nerman Meer.
After n trln half wav
Mlsa Phllemena Johann, daugh-
ncress the
world Miss Phil
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank J. Johann
of 'J!21I) Osnge nvenuc, wns married en
Snturdny te Majer .Tennthnn Jenes.
The ceremony took place In Rangoon,
Burma, whrre Majer Jenes, who Is n
former University of Pennsylvania stu
dent, met his bride nt the end of her
Journey, A voyage back te Calcutta
was part of their honeymoon.
The vngngement of Miss Johann nnd
Majer Jenes was announced Inst June
before Majer Jenes, who Is In business
with an American firm with efllces In
Tntnnagar, near Calcutta, snllcd for
India.
Mrs. Jenes Is a graduate of St.
Leenard's Academy, Thirty-ninth nnd
Chestnut. The bridegroom, who Is a
raeAldine Hetel
Chestnut e 19tf3treeta
Ojfers exceptional facifitie&
brprycrfe entertaining.
Receptions, Weddings,
Cards, Dinners, Dancea.
ffljmmm
1330 Walnut Street
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Fur Reductions
Mele Delman, Squirrel Cellar.. $1100, Sale Price $1 '50
Plain Mele Delman 1100, Sale Price 750
Hudsen Seal Delman 1200, Sale Price 800
Persian Delman 1500, Sale Price H00
Short Nutria Coatee 42S,SalePrice 275 v
Nat.'Squirrcl 36 -in. Ceat 800, Sale Price 700
16-lru Hudsen Seal Ceat, Squirrel
Cellar and Cuffs 725, Sale Price 600
20 Discount en the Entire
Stock of Fashionable Ayers' Furs
Mutie Club Meat!
Mrs. Chnrles A. Ilaymend'i mMlnt, '
history class, which she hia ercwnlwd W ,
In connection with the Phlladelphl M5'f f ),
sicni ciud, met en Tuesday morning ai, mm
'he Orpheus rooms. The subject ttnejWrllMI
discussion was "Gregorian' and TSftny , j
Church Music," Paper were reftd W W
Mrs. Jehn M. Coin. Mr. James H. A-t ,'
.,,!, mim uiitauQui vjrcvv ,i.iii4 w.m ,.pj.;
uiin nawKini, ine next nmuui wi
the class will be after the holidays, en
January 11, when minstrel and tre
dour musle will be studied.
Following the class en Tuesday, dw
regular club program was rendered, la 1
the Kose Garden of the Dellevue, wb
the club choral sang Christmas carol.
The soloists who contributed numbers
were Mis Elizabeth Gelt, Mil Jull i
Wlhl.M. Ula. !!... tf.,ltl...J Mt
, iii.a.t.a. ...inn JU,l.llvili1 &UWW,W, .w
Irene Hubbard, Mis Cella Mella, Mrs.
Ixulse Underhlll Vail and Mis Ruth,
Barber,
Isfstsjssjs
rAs
siHirfl 1 rur
eelal notes of Interest from Tiirleu. pnrts
of the elljr, hut ihene note, mu.t lie
TJUSS1'.;? ,'"r""'.'n. . Ilereaftrr seeUI
hr.i.M.i' '." '"?" tethi. nmer lll net
" ,, ( -"": '" "ri mziiru njp ine nendrr
wltli nn ne. iid(lre unif telephone num.
5if. ddJr"" f"cUl.. "rM1" "" Heelety
ffeSSulSrSL'" luMlc l""r-
street,
fiiLm... -' -1 rr
Hm. n. r. 1
vye vn reauce
any stout woman easily and
naturally.
Thcre Is no necessity for
women who have always had
large hips, stout bodies, or
heavy limbs te remain se.
We Invite you te visit our
thoroughly equipped Institu-
ri tien for demenstrntlnn
Trial
Demonstration
ment Graffs
Treat-
I jff MWlSWfli EQBreOTWffi w
Adjoining
the
St. James
" . 1 ifl
Walnut St.
Between
12th & 13th
1222-1224 Walnut Street
SiigglCIMM wmilllffllPTn'iWWWliiwni.-iwmirMn
Plain and Fur Trimmed
Wraps and Coats
At Prices That Have Been
Reduced 14 te 14
COLLINS
INSTITUTE
Fer Women Exclusively
Bellevue Court Building
1418 Wnlnut Street
Phene Spruce 5i8
Next te the Bellevuc-Stratferd
J-LLL-l,-,l i i rr-rij
Write sr I'twa. tmt Knttr4 or rrsHsi
Samples,
ROTAL ENGRAVING CO, 814 VYaurst K
OrtfEiffB
(POIlitEnLT KNi
AHKK1 jAUy h A . M.
Charler&y faIuii
St. W R. NJBlOVA in "Miaaii
TlID STANLjrp
te ii r. m.
AM OLD-
FAHUIOMKO UUt
10VA in 'Aiuaiun. t'encecli"
M A( 'L," iaii ilAJtivUT aiKKsW
VLjAH, 1U a. M. te mis P. si.
TUL' UnDC B1-H.V.-1ACUUAH
UELOOIUHA-.
A1?f?.r"har" Chmplln In "Ejr aueM"
NEXT WUEK-KUtaNE O'liniKN
IN "IHi: WUNDHRFUt. CHANCIS"
ARCADIA ff rt.S5
THIIID AND FINAL, WEltk OF
Beheld My Wire V
Next Weelc "THE HESTLESS KtOC
V
te
ViffrtMe Mt t. Ab. 8th
v icteria a. it. te him
Mck Fennetf "Mnrriffl Life
d'Jed Charlle Chaplin In "Esr BtryH"
Neit Week "TH13 DBVIL'B PA88KBT"
PAPFTHl 72 MAnKET ST.
v-"' i 1 WLinnrtOTHY DAI.TON In
"Romantic Adventuresr
RFPFMT MA11KET ST. Bel. lTTfl
1 J vjiii i nAatr. kine's "sTmcBT
CALLED STRAIGHT
GLOBE
a
MARKCT 8TRErT
AT JtTNIPErt
fONTINTTnTTQ VAT-nrrVTT.T.lTll TTI 11
"Sens of Benn," IJILME WILSON! Orhtra
A wonderful collection of wraps from our own steck:
new, individual modes representative of the best in
style, fabric, and tailoring, new repriced as follews:
Formerly $75, $95, $165, te $445, Reduced te
$45, $65, $95 te $295
Dlr ctlun of LEE J. J. SHUUKJIT
SA.M SHUBERT Mata- wKl- " a i e
a- Evgi. st 8:10
. . SIfi..r; Shilb-rtu" Rlp-Hnitrlnc Revut
"AS TA6T AS MAN CWAR."
- I.cnlnif Itulletm fr
"j-s-t 2-uu
EDDIE CANTOR
-MiDNROUNERS"
n,l1Ll?.0r T1,E WORLD'S
OllEATEST ENTEIITAINEnn
Amas and New Year's Festival
2 WEEKS "Kg. DEC. 20TH
SEATS MONDAY
-- MAIL ORDERS NOW -
A I "J"h"-a l only one Al Jelien."
Ji Prenldent-elect Wmrm n u.-,n.
J0LS0N
With Wonderful Vew Sen. In th.
-1ZZLINO WINTER OARDEN SENSATION
TifjlfvR SINBAD
ADELPHI EV0S- 8.16
Mtfl. Tlitifa A fli 1.1
rirei TOr". MAT. TODAY
A. It WOODS I'resentJi
2;le
In Channlng Polleek'i arest MoIe.ramA
THE SIGN ON THE DOOR
I YRIP ,. nvBa AT stia
!, 1 11Vm MATS WED. 4 HAT e.i.
MAT. SAT. S $2.00
If ITrtMnt WiKien had een nu
risw mieel ploy nt the Lvrir "llrr
Fnmilv Tree," heere h, Ttr lit,
menee he entiM trwhfullu Mm
sold ft urn the hist 'show tn town.
7j
CHESTNUT ST. ?'
MATINEES S-18. EVENINOS. 8-10.
LAST WEEKS OF
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MASTEnriECB
WAY DOWN EAST
MAT. DAILY "$1.00 ()
Nete Owing te coat, lenrth of preiluc
Cen. na Iren-twund rentrsctn this rlctur.
ntvr cm In hewn t lei than nrnt-clai.
PHILADELntlA'S FOREMOST THEATIlKd
t ADDTlTl'' NIGHTS AT 8:1ft
V-Arr.llV Mats. Wed. Bt
CUAJtLES FROHMAN PreatnU
OTIS
SKINNER '
IN THE NEW PLAT
At the Villa Rese
Ily A. E. W. MASON
Seats for the Last Week en Sale Tete
DDHAH NIGHTS AT 8:13
-Jv-'"-' , Mat. Wd. ' .?.
Dest comedy ever written' bjrji
an American." n. y. TRinurraT '
A Beeth Tarkingten Classic
CLARENCE ,
WITn ALFRED LUNT
onieiNAi, rr:w terk cart
Seats for Next Wek en Sale Today
FORREST a3t,stwed.Y,Bat,
POSITIVELY
Last Twe Weeks
)
THE SEASON'S SUPREME SUCCESS
CHARLES DILLINGHAM PrsaanU
APPLE BLOSSOMS I
T Kroliltt.Jaeebl-L Daren Oprttj
Jehn Cnarlta Thomai Wllda I)ennK
Perrhel Knl'ht the Aelalrm
Seats for the Last Week en Sale Teda?
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DEC. SO
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. IS
TOSCANINI
AND
LA SCALA ORCHESTRA
OF MILAN
(100 PLATERS)
TICKETS. II TO 13 ON SALE NirYYT
AT HEPPE'S 1110 CHFBTNltT nUW
ST. AND AfAnHMT OF MUBIO
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
FRIDAY ; SATURDAY
SPANISH CITIES'
Tie tl, tl.SO at lteppa'a, BOe at Doer
E I T H ' S
JOHN LEL1A
HYAMS & McINTYRE
In '-MATULOOM"
LOUISE GUNNING
I.IOHT OPERA bTAR, IN 0ONO8
Jesnte-IIROWN WESTON. Kffle
Teney & Nerman: Arneld Lnmbvrtl
Millar nraitferd Othr atara
ACADEMY OF UU8IC
ThuraJay Evening;, Deeembar 19
New Yerk Symphony
ORCHUSTRA
DomrechConiluctor
KREISLER
Beala en i-ale t Hpi-. Hit) Cheatnet
METROPOLITAN 01,kha
imusa
TONIGHT at 8:15
TOnly Phllnil-lphla Appearanee of
ETRAZZINl
Seats New at Weymann'. 1108 Cheatnut
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
METROPOLITAN OPERA C(lrPAVY
T,YATB,f- MEFISTOFELE
MmfS. Alda. Eaaten. Parlnl. Heward mm
OUU. Dldur. Rada. Paltrlnlarl, Cond iferaiJ
,enl Tkti Aead.my t H-ppe'a HIKPh,,"
Walnut ab. Bib
MAT TODAY
MILLION
DOLLAR DOLLS
CASINp
AST0R
PHANKLIlf
AND
GIRARD
3 fahewi Dally 2. T. 0 Teday1 Faatura
WILLAHD HRR1TAP.P
MA'-K s
EDITH ELLISON. SOLOIST
HRPHEUM 1,;rm,"tewnChelUnA.
Uftrnuui" Miulne Today ana
MAE DESMOND "d "" py
iT-ti- "The Squaw Man"
ivT wn K- -sruAMni.i:i wives"'
DUMONTS Me:,' ;
EMMETT WELCH Min.trel.
Comic nurleiue, "WAY DOWN YEA8T
TvORI D'S OF UVINC1 '
VWIL.l-' il CURI081TIE9
MUSEUM nTMfe'rf
llth t Market PnrmTlr ninrham W
PEOPLES Ktps
'" "wnmL AN Billy Wate
n
rTTiVl T "n b nme- at. Tedaa
Fl II II nilY HA8TINOJBi
P'lU Kewpie Dells ,
U
NIVEItSITY Ml'SEl'M Sat.. 8:a0. Fraa
Illua. Lectura by D. D, McMillan, lluT.
an Ray Eiptoratlena. with aemt mar-
vriuu. iiiwii.'i, I'luiurra.
TROCADERQ
he heavt
Ifiatra 7M
rcnmvun
ntt
TjI"
riwrisWfe-,
mx"i, 1 - "it
f,$
i '
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