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Nancy Wynne Talks of the Junier Dances Held Last
Night Miss Margaret Curtis te Be Hener Guest
i at Dance Tonight
THE first mfetlnir till femen of Ihr Ihr
Junier Dances wnilir-M last nljtht In
tlic Hnr- Harden of thr-.lleltfvue Strat
ford and a a de-Milftl mures. The
patrenw'M of thi dance arc Mrs. Henry
Brlnten Cexc, Mrs. Rebert Kol'e Ca
sfttt, Mr. Oconto T)a11a Dixen. Mrs.
Charlton Henry, Mrs. Daniel 1i. Hutch.
Incon. Jr., Mr. Uehert Ii. Montsemory,
Mm. Rebert II. I-nre, Mrs. Edward
Stete'btiry nnd Mm. A. J. Drcxel
BMrllr.
The Rese Roem, which was tiled for
the occasion, was artistically decorated
with rln, hesenlas ntid the Columbia
rose. The stage, which concealed the
orchestra, was banked with palms and
ferns. A lattice-work gate of pink
roes nnd natural mnllax presented an
artistic background.
Supper was served at midnight at
pmnll tables whlcli were ornamented
with pprays of smllax and pink -shaded
lights.
The Junte Dances, In a wnv, succeed
the former Monday Evening Dancing
Class, though they are by no means as
excluivc as that class was. When Mrs.
Trcdcrlck Thursten Masen was In
charge of the Monday Evening she never
extended an Invitation te subscribe te
uny one who was net a subscriber te the
Assemblies. She often invited non nen
aubscrlbers, however, as It seemed
hardly fair te exclude entirely persons
whose social position was quite the
equal of these who through accident of
birth had happened te live all their lives
in Philadelphia and had also always
eubscrlbed te the Assemblies.
Thee Junier Dances are. of course,
limited, tee, in a sense, but they de net
keep te the Assembly list. They arc
held en Wednesday nights and there are
three meetings as compared te six with
the old Monday Evening.
There were a great many dinners be
fore the meeting, including one for
Malslc Stewart nnd Jessie Da Cesta,
which was given by Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Hutchinson, Jr., and one given
by the Wl.sen Pritchctts. The Chattln
Wetherills also gave a dinner for Gladjs
Mullcr, and the Lewis Mncrs enter
tained at the theatre before the dance.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles B Coxe will kIve
In honor of their ilobutante daughter,
MIm .lane Gorden Coxe.
..Mr nnd Mrs, Henry A. Berwln, of
2112 Wnlnut street, will entertain at
dinner en January 12.
Mr. and Mrn. Kandnll Morgan, et
Wyndmoor, Chestnut Hill, will entertain
at dinner en Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs D Marshall Scull, of
1804 Pine street, will give a. dinner next
Tuesday night.
Miss Mary C. Carter, daughter of the
kiv and Mrs. a cer Be Cnlvert Carter,
of the itectery, Bryn Mawr, will be
among the out-of-town guests at the
dance tonight te be given by Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Browne at their home,
Cieveiund lane, Princeton, N J.. In honor
of Mine Alice H Candee, daughter of
tlie nnv. and Mrs. Charles L. Candce, of
tviiininvien.
Mlstj Constnnce K Ueale, 254 Seuth
Twentj -first street, will give a dinner en
Tuesday, Drcember 28. In honor of MIe
ytqlti u Hemer, before the Benedicts
Hall.
Dr. deorjre O. Rows rind Mrs Ress
win entertain nt a small Informal din
ner at their home, 1721 Spruce stroet,
en Chrlstmnn Ev. Dtmhpr 24. In
honor of their daughter, Mini Frances
j. neus, Derere the dance te de given at
the Philadelphia- Cricket Club that night
by Mr and Mrs. Jeshua Ash Pearson, of
4.(3 West Price street, Oennantewn. In
honor of their daughter, Miss Kllzabeth
T. Pearson, and Miss Annabella B.
Weed Miss Resi, who has been abroad
.." . lnc' -American hockey team, has
sailed for home and Is expected te ar
rive en Sunday.
Miss Ress will be formally presented
te society at a large dance te be given
by her parents at the Acorn Club en
Wednesday nlirlit. Januarv E.
THE debutante party of last night
was the dinner-dunce which Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Starr gave for Mary Bayard,
who is their niece. Mary is a most at
tract!e girl and has been having a
splendid time. She is se bright and
sweet-looking and has such a pretty
manner. Most of the debutantes of the
season were at the dancer
HAVE
that
you heard about the recital
that Hans Kindler Is te give for
the benefit of the Pennsylvania Mu
seum and Scheel of Industrial Art? It
is te be held in the foyer of the Acad
emy of Music en Tuesday evening of
next week nt half after 8 o'clock, and
premises te be n delightful affair.
Mrs. Russell Duane is chairman et
the entertainment committee which Is
in charge of the recital, nnd will be as
sisted by Mrs. Jasper Ycates Rrluten,
Mrs. Henry Rrinten Coxe. Mrs. Geerge
H. Frazicr, Mrs. Henry S. Greve, Mrs.
Rebert R. Logen. Sirs. Jeseph Lcldy,
Mrs. Trunk T. Patterson nnd Mis.
Charles Stewart Wurts.
MARGARET CURTIS is te be giiest
e' bener -it u dance whi"'i Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Curtis, her parents, wi'l
gUe nt the Mcrien Cricket Club this
evening. Margaret is that very pretty
debutante with the lerelv. fltiffv, geldeu
hair, who in with Helen Sew ell he
much. They are .it'nt friends and cer
tninlv ii"c sweet tflrh. Mr. and Mrs.
Reginn'd Merris wi'l entertain nt din
ner fei Ottlllc Merris, who is Mrs.
Alfied Merris' daughter, and Dr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett will give a din
ner fnf Vivlfrnne before the dance.
TALKING of dancing mnkes one think
of eveninc frecKs. nnd thinking of
evening niroeKs brings te mind Mnrj
Lllen, The ether daj a picture came
m metner ei one el .Mary Ellen's
cousins, who is a cr popular girl and
who ger out a great ileal te the balls
and pintles. New, Mnij Ellen had
net happened te see an evening gown te
remember since she had grown up te
the age of font, because she was usuallv
sound asleep before mother went out te
parties, and se when mother showed
her the photeijrnnh nskinff. "De veu
knew who this Is?" Mary Ellen
quickly icplled. "Oh. jcth. That's
Cousin Elthic getting dwest."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
mlnr t""'1 MrB irry,Mnbln Hart, of
en 2m?cJj,K B,re wl" ele dinner
en hrlcluy. December 31, before the ball
nesday night. January G,
Mrs Rebert W. Downing, of 1634
Pruc ntreet, will give a dinner en
Thursday evening. December 20, In
honor of Miss Harriett Maxwell, daugh daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Francis Maxwell,
of lleckvllle. Conn, and Miss Verncr
.-IV..OUM. uuugiuer or Air. ana Mrs.
Geerge Petersen, before tlie meeting of
miv e.nuruuy evcnuig dancing class.
Miss Maxwell nnr! Mr rt'M.n..,! rn.
eon. of Providence. R I., will spend the
Christmas holidays ns the gmeats of
Mies Petersen at the home of her par
ents, West Montgomery avenue, Ard Ard
mere. Miss Maxwell and Miss Petersen will
be the guests of honor at a luncheon
and theatre party. Mlj Petersen's aunt.
Mrs Charles Heward Colket, of 200S
De Laucey place, will give en Saturday.
January 1.
"r5,Au,,y,,,,M. ''""'a a"d her sons.
Mr Edmund R Purvis Mr. Austin M
Purvis, Jr., and Mr. Dale Purvis, of
emlnele avenue. Chestnut Hill who
have been abroad since last spring are
"l"""iu., "" wimrr in t-ans, wnere Mrs,
Purvis sons n.rn nttanrilni? hAAl rn
April Mrs Pun Is nnd her sons will go
te Italy, returning te France for the
summer, and will sail for this country In
October.
Mr. Jehn C. Purl u living- i n.-
ten during his mother's absence
The guests who will uttend the din
ner en Thursday evening w-hch'Mr. and
Mrs. Lincoln Fergusen, of Chestnut Hill,
will give at the Bellcuo.Stratferd. In
honor of their daughter. Miss Lillian
Jorgusen, before the meeting of the
Saturday evening dancing class, will
Include.
rJZll "ar- Whitney, Miss Margaret
Legan, M ss Mary Falck, Mr. Geerge
Warder. Mr. Davis Williams, Mr. Wil
liam Fergusen Jr., Mr. Alden Carrt
gan and Mr. Rebert PI Weld.
Miss Peggy Fergusen, who has been
enEUr1 "A"! lhe Philadelphia, hockey
team since October, will arrive In this
country en Sunday. Mlfm Fergusen, who
is one or tne season's debutantes, will
,h,h, .fHS?1 no"or at a "er'es of
E? VL" pa'?,os her parents will gh0 dur-
... j..e muter. i no urst win be en
Monday eenlni- .Tntmnrv t i.- ,..
,e MJ; a?U J!r8 L&nj"uel Dexter War.
rlntr will ple in honor of their debu
tante daughter, Miss Hlolse Warr nr
ii Mr,J "am H Page, son of Mrs Wll-
.n,,;V,,li-Pagt.ef 2311 LecUHt s'reet. Will
entertain as his guest for the Chrlstm-is
helldajs Mr. Rebert Tenner, of Canada,
formerly of this c'tj. '
At the Christmas meetlnc of Mrs
Charles Stewart Wurts- danclmr class
at the Billevuc-Stratferd en Way
night December 24. the cotillen will be
lr,a ,b: y,r-. LIerd Henshaw and Mr
Maskell Uwlng Breeke, assisted by Mr
t-harics Uaclie, Mr. Richard rtenrO
uceves, Mr. vVoeutord Bankson, "i7
Themas C. Fester. Jr. Mr. Stuart Vol Vel
cntlne, Mr. Themas Story Jenks.
t 1, Jul!a .Smlt'. of Moorestown. N
""entertain at dinner en Fr diy
night, Decembcr 24, In hene? of her
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Myers, Mr, 'and
Mrs. Heward Osmond, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hokanson and Mr. and Mrs.
Herace Bluer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse C. Kester, 7167
Bryan, street, will have as their guests
ever the week-end Mrs Kester's sister
nnd iilec. Mrs. Paul Thlelke nnd Miss
Pauline Thlelke, of East Orange, N. J.,
Miss Thielke will dance In the children's
Christmas play te take place In the
Delmar-Merris en Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Tomllnsen,
of Cast Washington lane will cnte 'nln
at dinner en Friday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of AVtst
Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Warren, of 41 East Haines
street, announces the mnrrlaire of her
daughter, Miss Mary C. Warren te
Mr. Frank W. Small, of Lubec. Maine,
en Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock, In
the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, East
Price iitrcet, the Rev William S. Llkly
officiating. Mr and Mrs. Small will be
at home In Lubec, Me.
The Theta Tau Upsllen Sorority will
glve a dance at the Belfleld Country
Club en Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 29.
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.MRS. JOHN WANAMAKKR, JR.
Mrs. Wanainalier was fermerly Miss Puullne Dlsslen. Fer several years
,Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaltcr lived in New Yerk after tlielr marriafe, but
this year they are stepping in Jenklntemi
daughter, Mies Mercy Powers, bofero
the next meeting of Mre. Charles Stow Stew
nrt Wurts dancing class at the Belle-vue-Stratferd.
Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter will enter
tain at dinner at her home, 1G05 North
Bread street, en Frldny n'ght, December
31. Cevers will be laid for ten guests.
A small dance and a supper for addi
tional guests win fellow.
,.MJi 8nd ?Irs Benjamin Rowland, of
Highland, Ablngten, win entertain at
dinner en TueaiTav. Januarv 4. In hrmnr
of their niece, MUs Rosalie Hawkes,
daughter of Colonel and Mrs Rebert
Hawxes, of England, befese the dance at
the Huntingdon Valley Country Club.
A dance will be given en Wednesday,
uewnucr a, ai me ueiievue-airattern
louewin
game.
un
g the St. Paul and Yale hockey
The committee In charge of the
nets Includes Mss.
Paul
Henrv
Ballcv, Mrs Isaac H Clothier. Jr. Mrs.
voernecs urayien, MrH Jehn Ullbert,
Mrs Albert H. Rosengarten. Mrs. Wil
liam C. Scull. Mrs Harlow C. Voerheos,
Mrs Daniel B. Wenti and Mrs Albert
D. Whiting
Miss Charlette Mae Graves, debutante
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Ferdinand J.
Graves, of Wlssahlcken and Mannheim
streets, Oennantewn, wl entertain as
her guests Miss Emmaune Grace, of
Bethlehem, Pa., and Miss Marls Stella
Kennedy, of Baltimore, They will ceme
te attend the dance te be given by Mr
and Mrs Graves en Suturday nlnht, Jan
uary 8, at the Germantew n Cricket Club,
te formally present their daughter te
society.
Mrs Arcnibald - N. Waterhouse, et
1521 Locust street, left yesterdny for a
visit te hr sister, Mrs Levis MlnfeM.
Sirs Clayten Gilbert Dixen, of 135
Seuth Seventeenth street, has left for a
four days' visit te New Yerk
The Quaker City Ladles' Moter Club
will give a reception en the reef garden
of the Hetel Walten en New Year's aft
ernoen from 3 until s o'clock. They
will distribute their usual Christmas bas
kets te the peer en Friday, December 24.
ALONG THE READING
Miss Laura C. Haines, who has been
the guest of friends In this city for a
'ew days, has returned te her home in
Doyleatewn
Miss Mildred Warner, of Meadow
brook, left last week te meter te Miami,
Fla., with Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelsen Thrall,
of New Yerk.
Mrs. H. Vance Peters, of Wyncote ac
companied by Mrs. Richard Dale Spar
hawk, sailed a few dns aee for Enren
where thev will remain until the middle
of February.
MANAYUNK
The Alumni Association of St, Jehn
the Baptist High Scheel, gave a recep
tion te the members and frlenda en
Monday evcnlng. The Metre Athlotle
Club, one of the strongest and most
act'e In the Twenty-flrBt ward, fur
nished the entertainment for the eve
ning, through the courtesy of Mr. Jehn
J Uallairher. Jr.. president. The ureeram
consisted of music, several vecnl selec
tiens and dancing Announcement was
made that the policy of the association
will be te held a ladles' night eery
month.
Fault) Mr. Edward Mitchell, Mr. Archie
Isensfeln, Mr. Louts Taley. Mr. David
ii6cKstein, Mr Herbert Haniey, Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Beckett, Mr. and Mis.
Samuel Beckett and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Levitt.
Mr, and Mrs. Jeseph Weiss, of 2801
West Lehigh avenue, are leaving or
Les Angeles, Calif, where mey win
make their future home.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Kawood Cub held an election In
Its clubrooms, Twenty-sixth nnd Dick Dick
ineon streets en Monday evening. The
officers of the club are as fellows : Mr.
Bernard Tlnlln, presldint ! Mr. Januw
Burke, vice president ; Mr. Jeseph Ejinn,
recording secretary J Mr. William Ixn Ixn
nex, financial secretary i Mr. Themer
Sherldan, treasurer : Mr Jeseph OBrlen,
editor and Mr. Frederick UelUmnn,
librarian The election was followed by
a smoker.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Gcrshman 1938 8.
Galloway street, announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Kslher
Gcrshman, te Mr. Al Canter, of this cltyl
FALL OF SCHUYLKILL
A Christmas Cantata, "Tes in the
Attic," will be given en New Year'u
nlpht, Saturday, January 1, In the Falls
of Schuylkill Baptist church The main
characters wilt be. represented by, Miss
Mabel Fenner, Miss Isabel Fergurson,
Miss Wllla Dedge, Miss Martha Bin-
Itln, Mr. Hareld Moorehead, Mr. Edward
Dunkerly, and Miss Celely Cole, T'ler.j
will b a chorus composed of forty
vocalists of East Falls of Schuydklil
Including Miss1 Ethel Holmen, Miss Hlva
Plersen, Miss Mnry Wlttnker nnd Miss
Dorethy Smith.
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MOORE8TOWN
The engagement of Miss Frances S,
Bradley, of New Yerk, and Lieutenant
William S. Chlckerlng, U. 8. A., of
Moorestown, hns been announced. Lieu
tenant Chlckerlng la a son of Mrs. Mar
garet Chlckerlng. and Is new stationed
at Coblentz, Germany.
Mr and Mrs. Francis C. Stokes hae
returned from their wedding trip, which
was spent In a thirty-day crulse among
the Windward Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Haines are
home from a lslt with Mr. nnd Mrs
Hernce Justice, of Erie, Pa.
Miss Helen Hughes entertained the
Girls' Club en Monday at her home, 2
jutiai vilLrui avenue.
Invitations have been Issued for a
New ear's Eve frolle dance In the Odd
rellews' Hall. Mr. William French,
Miss Emily Le Ceney, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hubert Lengaker arc en the committee.
Aldine Hetel
Chestnut & I9Street&
Offers exceptional fadlitj'e
for prvate entertaining,
deceptions, Wecfcfngs,
Cards. Dinners, Dances.
GERMANTOWN
Dr. Adam Oelbcl, of 20 East Mount
Pleasant aenue. will entertain at a
family dinner at his home en Christmas
Day. i
Mrs Nicholas A Petry. of McKean
avenue, will entertain at cards at her
home en Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber 29. In honor of MIbs Margaret Clem
ens, of West Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Wilsen, of
Rese Cottage, will entertain nt dlnn.r
'ollewed by cards at the Pel ham Club.
u.i envumtty eveiuufi 1 lie EUeSIS tVIi
Include Mr and Mrs. William H Ba 1
Mr. and Mrs Charles Musser. M- tvI
Mrs Walter Gibsen, Mr. and Mrs. Geerge
Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wai.n.g
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mb "Option wan given by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Resen, In honor of tlielr
young daughter's sixth . birthday, atius
Rese Resen, at their home. 6104 Dr
V?.n5SK 8lreet. en Sundny evening. The
oliewlng guests were present- Miss
H,,UiU?ieTmli??r' S,a,dle and m Mildred
HB,,cV,Gefd.?1r M8S Es'hcr aefdberg.
and Mrs Elizabeth Ooldberg, Miss Dore
thy Legan, Miss Dorethy Greenspan
miH Uu.,n. c9,n,n,vMlBB BYMi Perlstcln,
Mls- Sylvia Ge dhrrir vu. i7v, , .;
frLnnV,-11" Ann.a Kennen and Miss Mary
in?J' TMate Morten Lleberman,
Master Lcnard Ureenspan. Master
v,f,P-h M,n,zf ' MJ5!,fr Pau Fl8her and
Master Abraham Fisher.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
wi?,Ir;na.1d. .r8, " c,tren of 1703 N"h
Fifteenth "sttreet gave a surprise free-
n?mh&artynon?undJ,Y.ieveni.n ln honor
.,f,ihelr 80n' Mr- Wllllnm Citren. The
guests Present were: Miss Henrietta
Adnm Miss Sara Gillespie, Miss Cath
erine Atkins Miss Bessie Dellmere, Miss
Elizabeth Duffv, Miss Amelia MedCetu.
CV", Jv.larl """ana. mish Catherine
M.nCrly,M,r81 0S.'iI,e Wolfson ftl'ss
Mj.nefSliia?ye,h',M,M Sadlc Officer.
Mr. DaMd Kneft. Mr. Emanuel Berke-
n?u MQ. H6':1'1" Rn,emen, Mr. Hareld
Buik, Mr Derald Sayler, Mr Hareld
Banks Mr. Neah Hecksteln. Mr. Jeseph
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SEATS NOW 8ELLINO FOR XMAS DA
NEW YEAR'S MATINEE AND NlQirr
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Dewees Petticoats
I!ip Most Practical of All Christmas Gifts
New Lowered Prices
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS TOMORROW
Fine Silk Petticoats
All our stocks are sold at replacement
Prices and
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S 'f r'.e New Prices for Tomorrow
JKRSC PETTICOATS, with .MoHenlino Flounce
S Tomorrow $4.95. Were $7.50
S BEAUX ART SATIN PETTICOATS
s 'I omerrow $7.95. Were $12.50
ALL JERSEY PETTICOATS
Tomorrow $5.95. Were $8.25
KXTRA-Sizr PETTICOATS
g Tomorrow $7.45 te $10.95. Were $9.75 te $13.50
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CtiARLES KROHMAN Premnta
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IN THE NEW PLAT
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By A. E. W. MASON
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BROAH NIaT8 AT 8:16
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5TH WF.RK- op limit
Best Comedy ever written
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A Beeth Tarkingten Classic
CLARENCE
with ALFRED LUNT and
ORIGINAL NEW YORK CA8T
SEATS NOW Xma. and
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1108 Chestnut St.
Special Pep Prices
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Xmaa Day Mat.
and rollewiiiu Twe Wka
CHESTNUT ST. opera house
matini:es s 11. eveninus. b.is
POSITIVELY LAST 9 DAYS
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MASTERPIECE
Way Down East"
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The Ed Wynn
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DEC SO
SATURDAY EVEM.SC. JAN. 13
TOSCANINI
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