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1 10 PREACH ON PILGRIMS
LeV. Dr. Charles n. Brown to 8pek
at oryn iYiwr xnurwi
,. n- rr. f!hrles II. Brown,
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in of Ynlc Uiviimy noiooi, ww
tich t the IJryn'Mawr Prcbyterltn
i-web. Montgomery avenue, Bryn
i..tr at 11 o'clock tomorrow rooming
mM In the Oomresatlonal Church, and
M. aJJtws will bear especially upon
th! pilgrim, and their Influence upon
"mrlc.n history nJf
T.mnifi Dines Delegates
The annual dinner 'of the Educational
intention Association o( Urban Unl-
iSlltlM " held H1, nht ,? the
Idelphla. Dr. Kusscll II. 01E,en,Pfe
iVKrf Sneakers were Dr. W. B. Don
5m 'dean of Harvard School of Dual
52' Administration, and Dr. Hollls
flSfrer, president of Drel Institute;
tlsltlnu delegates by Temple University.
.Sol Ice In hereby iclven (hut no one
h bn aolhorlaed ealleet money
far the Baptist Orphanas; except
the Iioaru ti .j .i.iir.
(ined) iins. r. r. bphulihpx.
Treaenrer,
Sunday at the Y. M. C. A.
December 19, 1920
4 PM. Central .Du"a'nr, H51 Arch
Hv. Tfm Barnes Lower
Topic: "The Dedicated Life"
Tenor Solo Raymond Uhl
Other services arj, 6, 7 and
S o'clock.
i p IC West DulldlnK. G2d and San.
' 1U som Streets
Rev. Win. S. Mitchell
Topic: "The King's Men"
Other services at 4:10 and
6:20.
k P M North DUIdlnir, 1013 Lehhrh
4 r. M. Avenue
Ttav. 9. K. McConnell
Topte: "A Local Point In
History"
Other services at 6:30.
All Are Welcome
The V. M. C. A. of Philadelphia
SAINT JAMES'S CHURCH
22d and Walnut Streets
The Rt. John Moekrldg, !.!)., Keictnr
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19
I A. M Holy Comtnunlro.
It A. 11 Choral Mtanr and Holy Com.
munlon.
p Jl, Hrenlnr Prayer, with fl.man.
followed by orran recital playe4
ny n. w.si.jf scan, who violin
boIos by naymond Vetter.
Macnlfleat In a, Martin.
Behold all Flesh, nrahm.
Ix ye tho lorJ. ITandel.
Andante Cantabtle. Tachalkowsltr.
Oarotte. Hach.
Martha Plttoreaque, Kroejrer.
Andante, frfnndflasohn
nr.uoioim notices
Dawtlat
IHFtkmFEk -
Bra4 and JJerha ati. (1100 N.)
1000 Man.
TIUSSELL, II. CONWEI.U Paator.
WILLUM UTHK McCUnDT. Aaaoclata
Taitor.
Sr. J. Marvin Hanna. Mualcal Director.
lTorrlcl K. Stark. Onanlat.
Sir. Conntll praaehei Bandar, lOdo a. m..
730 f. rn.
Th Tcmplo comblntd chorua of 2SO voj
inn mornlns and enln tpeclal ChrHt.
maa program:
"lhrf'n a Sonr In tha Air", .riarrlnr'on
"Whlla Bhtpherda Watched" (Old Carol)
Tl!. Crownad With UW ..f..lj,mVn
"In the Carixntfr'a Shop"... .p-ay Votlrr
"A Joyful ChrHtmaa floni" rnnch
carol) Qaraart
Uuilcal praluda to Evening Sarvlco 7.
7:30 by Tempi Orcbeitra,
?lb!e J?$PU ttt u- Creaao. Bnrtntn.
oni, J'BO p. m.
Klhlral Cnltur
DHOAD STIIKKT TIlKATftK It a. m
D.htP 9?.pa! M.VrJI on "The Inner Life
ot the Ulnilna."
I'Vtflnde
WOKSIlir AT THE OM) FniK-MlSSIKET.
IMI IIOIJHE. Jtontaomery pllie. Merlin
Taitt Flrat-das- (Munday) mornlnr. it
o'clock; eatabllehed 1SS2; one of th oldret
hlitorlo apote In America: where William
r-rn worahlped. Vliltora cordially Irrvllfd,
MUcHlnneoM
OtUIEUT IIKID. Director International In-
hUNDAT. DECUMIIEIl 10. 0 P. M,
Whlle'a Audltorlam. 19th below Cheitnut.
Subject, "Mllltarlem In th Far Eaat: Im
?ivt Kvplolia and Future Mrnact. Aue.
sice Phlla. Unit of Tounf Democracy.
DMISH1Q.V FWEE. Everybody welcome!
I'realtjtcrlan
iHCII HTIIEKT Clll'tlCII. ISth and Ar..i
etreeta -.
llev OInENCE ED. MACARTNKT. D.
I). Mlnleter.
Sr. .'. W. Smith will preach at 10:43 and
I. Chrleimaa muilc and anthem,
nertrand A. Austin, cellist, of the Phlla
lelih:a Orchestra, will play at 7.S0 and
I At the Chrtaimaa aenlcea on Monday
Deombor 2D, Dr. Macartney will preach
la the mornlnir on "If Christ Had Not
Oome " and at 8 on "flatan Why Dora
I'M Suffer Itlm7" tha 7th sermon In tha
cries on Difficulties Irv Drllrf or Quea
Hon the Peopl Are AsUlnr.
irniLEiiKM pkk."hivtkbian ciiuncn
Hroad and Diamond ata. -3
Htv. WILLIAM L. McCOIlMlCK. Pastor.
10:10 a. m Dedication of Memorial Tab
let td Dr. John n. Davlrat.
Muilc. Oraran. "Andant con Mato." Blh
SJmphonJ. BthoTn. Tenor. "Lord!
What Is Mant" Miller. Buprano and
Tenor. "Lead Kindly LUht," Lanslnc
'J 30 p. m. Sunday School.
7 4fr "Christmas Gift."
Orn recital, "March NuptUI-Oullmont."
"Nocturne F.sharp malor. Chopin. So-
frano and baas, "Come. Jesus Itedeeraer,"
lamtnond.
Kololsta. Mildred L. Jones, aoprano; Ileaalc
Leonard, contralto; J, K. Iltrmlnrham.
tenor; Paul D. Towner, baea. Bhepard
K Kellock. orannlst and director.
lr.l'OM) IHK-SIIITKIIIAN t'HL'KCII
Slit and Walnut ats.
Rev. ALEXANDER MacCOLU D. D
Minister.
Ttev ALVIN I. OOnLBT. Aaalitarrt.
t)erlces mernlns and evenlnv In prepara
tion for Christmas,
Dr UacColl will preach at 11 and A
o clock.
lluilcal Servlc at 7:30. Christmas mu
Ir "The Vlraln's Cradle Hymn" Class
"The Christ Child" Henry Hadley
"All Hall the Vlrxln'a Son"
Clarence Dickinson
"The Shepherda" Peter Ciirnellus
The Holy Nlsht" DryMSon Tfeharne
"Holy Nlnht" Oruher
Sinday Bchoel and adult Plbl Classes at
1U o'clock.
''hrlitmas Day, at 11 a, m.. en hour
Carol ten-Ice, with address by Dr. Mac-
:oii
"laiTons welcome,
1'rnl fnl t-laeottMl
Iaint pktkh'h citt'iicii
ihlrd and Pine streeli
IJn. KDWAnD M, JKFVEHYB, 8. T. D
Jteclor.
,; HO a. m, Holy communion,
I' a. m. Mornlnr serlc. Sermon hy
ie rector. The choir will elng: "T
Pum In i:." Parker; "Tho NlBht la Kr
fP'nt," Staane
p. m, Annual servlcr Bum of the
American Heolutlon. Sermon by the Itev.
'hi. r'Uir Hathaway. Beleited choir
Jtl orchestra,
b m, llrlef service wjtb address by
"h llev. 11. J. M'Petrldee. Special music
; rnolr of forty men and bejs under dl
'tlon ot Harold W GliN'rt: "IteJolce In
J l-ord." Calkin; "I Heard th Voice,"
L'erflss. Soprano iolo by Master James
wi Hostelter, "Orleve Not the Holy Splr-
' Mtnln-r. "HehoM Ood Is Ureat." Nay
;y.r , Nun- Dlmlttla In JC nt," West,
ihrlslma. Day.
; a. in,- Holy communion.
" a in. Holy communion,
na m. Morning prayer, holy communion
01 tirmnn by the rector. The iholr will
ln. "T Ileum In O." Marlln: "Jubl
ify.J'.'. " fl,t'" Htanfordi "rfrcy and
lth." malner. .
Unitarian
MIIHT I.MTAKIAN t'JIl'KL'II
3125 Chestnut at,
,. rilKJf;iuci It. aitlKVI.V. Minister.
,. KLr-Mr; OrlfOn wlli preach, Bub
J'tti "Th. Nlaht llefnra Chrietmas "
"if 'JNirAIHAN ClU'Itnil or (IKKMAN.
!,5N '"" l. nl VT. Chellen are.
"dar. Dye, in. IU20 (Chrlstmaa Hundayl
.h p."-Mornlng service. The minister
IV, ?V.- '""rbes. will preach. Uub
' "Judith and the Iron nates."
ouiy Hch01 "m """ I" he Parish
Tin lJ:E.J,,,,n'..J!,rv!'''. "n minister
Jill Pttacli on "Th involution of llqfl.
All'M lavltij.
thrlstmas Music by the Organ
at 9 & 5:20, With Singing of Carols
Organ Chime Each Hour
WANAMAKER'S.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S
WEATHER
Cloudy
Hundreds of Women's Dainty
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Sheer white linen, every one. hand-embroidered or ma
chine embroidered in a bewildering variety of designs.
Dozens, yes, scores of patterns from which to choose
gifts for women at 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c to $1.25 each.
Lovely Madeira Handkerchiefs
Some women like these best of all. Scalloped edges or
bits of eyelet embroidery in the corners characterize them,
75c and $1.
(Central)
Pink Silk Bloomers
Favorite gifts among the feminine members of the family. New
bloomers, amply cut nnd carefully made, are marked at pleasantly low
prices.
Plain pink satin ones, J2.50; with hemstitched ruffles, $3.
Satin bloom ors, edged with lace or finished with two rows of
elastic and three of hemstitching at the knees, $3.85.
Pink or white crepe de Chine bloomers, ?3.
(Central) '
Soft, Fluffy Furs
and Rosy Cheeks
A happy Christmas means both of them !
Wanamaker furs are THE FURS to give. They are
furs of unquestionable quality and fashion.
A wonderfully fine collection of the more moderately
priced furs is gathered in the Down Stairs Store. Many are
marked at considerably less than early season prices.
Fox Sets
are in taupe and brown at $60, $71.25, $82.50 and $93.75.
Wolf Sets
also in taupe and brown, $67.50 and $75.
(Market)
Women's Tailored Silk
Blouses, $4.50
are attractivo in their white
grounds with many pretty com
bination stripes or gny candy
stripes.
Dark-Striped Satin
Blouses, $4.90
The satin is of exceptional
quality and the stripes are tho
dark, rich combinations that
women like.
Both styles can be had in sizes
36 to 46, and both have collars
to be worn high or low.
(Market)
Women's Cozy
Blanket Bathrobes
$3.85
Hundreds of pretty ones at this
price!
The blanketing is soft and
warm, tho robes nro cut full
enough to be comfortable nnd are
finished with cords at the waist
lines. In blues, pinks, grays and
all the good bathrobe combina
tions. Mighty nice Christmas
gifts.
(Central)
Important Home Specfia
Double-faced Velour Portieres
$28 a Fair
33 Different Color Combinations)
A color combination for almost any scheme of
decoration. And what colors! The lovely dull mul
berry shades, old blues, beautiful rose tints, tans as
soft as a fawn's skin a wonderful range of beautiful
shades.
The velour is of excellent quality and not too
heavy to hang gracefully.
The portieres are cut from 50-inch material,
making plenty of fullness and are finished with the
open French side.
A manufacturer's concession makes this price con
siderably lower than usual.
What a Christmas present for the home !
(Central)
500 Girls' Tub Frocks
Special at $1.50
Gay and cheery ginghnms in all Borts
of plaids and stripes, made in eight dif
ferent ways. Plenty of pinks and blues,
greens nnd tans. Sizes 8 to 14 years.
White Pique Frocks
A standard Christmas gift that is abso
lutely sun to please. These frocks are
fresh and new nnd aro trimmed with
hand-embroidery done in white or colors.
$4.75 and $5.
Junior Raincapes, $10
Of rubberized tan twill, these aro made with a belled coat fiont
Sizes IB to 19.
Girls' Chinchilla Coats
With Gay Red Linings, $20
Just as snug and warm and cheerful as you want a Winter cout
to be. Of brown chinchilla, lined throughout with red flannel and
topped with a black velvet collar. A splendid school coat for nnv
little girl of 8 to 14.
New sports coats for Juniors are of heather jersey and nolo
v.u..., Vw, T-.- .,.. TU,..U,
(Market)
Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
A Jolly, Smiling Store, Conveniently Arranged
All on One Floor and Filled With Thousands of
Moderately Priced Gifts of Sound Quality
Wool Scarfs
for Christmas
Warm and cozy gifts that
any feminine member of the
family is sure to welcome. A
surprising variety of charm
ing scarfs, m o d e r a t cly
priced, provides a wide field
for choice.
They're of brushed wool
in plain colors, heather mix
tures, block checks, diamond
checks or with deep borders.
Turquoise, French blue, rose,
reindeer, emerald, brown and
navy are some of the colors.
Straight scarfs, $1.50 to
$4.50.
Scarfs with belts and
pockets, $4.50 to $10.
(Central)
Gloves
for Children's Hands
Fleece-lined fabric gloves, in
gray nnd brown, sizes 6 to 14
years, are 75c.
Brown capeskin gloves, one
clasp style, are fleece-lined, for
children 8 to 14 years, $1.75.
Strap-wrist capeskin gloves,
in tan,, brown and black, are
$2.25 8 to 14 years.
Gray and brown suede
gloves, overseffm sewn and
with one clasp, arc fleece-lined,
$28 to 12 years.
, Plenty of warm white
woolen mittens for the baby
ore 85c.
For Boys
Fleece-lined fabric gaunt
lets, .gray or khaki, sizes 0 to
14 years, are fine for boys.
50c a pair.
Fleece-lined leather gaunt
lets for boys of 4 to 14 years
arc in various leathers and
colors and priced according to
size and style. $1 to $1.76.
(Central)
A Great Array
of New Christmas Frocks
Inexpensive Gifts
to Please a Main
Good-looking pin seal or morocco wallets are $1.25 to $8.
Bill folds of black leather, $1 to $3.50.
(Market)
Black watch ribbons with gold-filled or sterling slides
are $1.50 to $3.50.
Pocket knives, sterling or gold filled, are $1.50 to $2.50.
Tie clips, gold filled, are 50c to $1.
Watch chains, silver or gold filled, are $1.50 to $3.50;
the coat chains for watches are $1.50 to $2.75.
Soft-collar pins, silver or gold filled, are 25c to $1.25.
(Cheatrmt)
i
Men's Patent Leather
Oxfords, $9.90 a Pair
Good-looking plain Oxfords in straight-lace atylc are the proper
things for dancing.
Boys' Shoes. Special at $3.90
Sturdy tan and black leather shoes, Blucher cut, have wide toes
and serviceable, welted soles. Sizes 10 to 13 Vi.
Boots, arctics and rubbers, for men, boys and small boys, are
moderately priced.
(Gallery, Markat)
Hundreds of New Dresses for Women and
Young Women Low Prices Prevail
$10 for Brown Silvertone and Navy
Serge Dresses
Silvertones are embroidered in braid and have sash
belts. Serges are braided or embroidered and some
have little Eton coatees with pleated skirts.
$13.50 for Gabardine Dresses
Delightful dresses embroidered in tan or henna wool.
$15 for Tricotine Trimmed With
Featherstitching
An unusual dress in navy blue with the new low waist
line and a pleated skirt. Several rows of silk feather
stitching in kings' blue trim the bodice.
$16.50 for Spring Models in Tricotine
Navy blue dresses refreshingly trimmed with quite
elaborate and new embroidery done in colored wool.
Others have wide sashes and pretty vestees of trie
Others have wide sashes and pretty restees of tri
collet. $20 for Fine Sample Dresses
Charmeuse, crepe-back satin, tricotine and velour are
UBed in these pretty dresses usually but two or
three of a kind. All are beautifully made and are
specially priced.
(Mavrbet)
K. ,U -llMlA i
Young Women Like These
Square-Cornered Hand-Bags
Without doubt there is some ono in your acquaintance who has
been wanting one for some time.
New bags of all shapes and sizes are in the shiny or dull finish.
They are prettily, lined and have mirrors, small purses and various
interesting fittings.
$5 to $12.
(Mark.t)
Embroidered Pillow
Cases
Nicely Boxed
$2 a Pair
Of fine white muslin, they aro
scalloped, hemstitched and em
broidered; 45x36 inches.
(Central)
Bath Mats, $3
Good, thick bath mats are 44x
26 inches. They Are in five differ
ent patterns and there are plenty
of blues, as well as mats of rose,
green and blue-and-tan combina
tions. (Central)
w
$16.50 $13-S0
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Children's Shoe Gifts
Specially Priced
$1.75 to $6.85
$6.85 for girls' low-heel shoes
of black calfskin, with wide toes
and welted soles, lace style.
$4 for sizes 6 to 8 in children's
black or tan leather lace shoes
with welted soles; sizes 8 to 11
are $4; sizes 11 Vt to 2 are $4.90.
(Chestnut)
"Hang Up the Baby's Stocking
Be Sure You Don't Forget"
and it is such a tiny sock and Baby
so lovable that what Santa can't get
into it he will pile beneath the tree.
And how Baby will crow over hi3
treasures!
Little Wool Booties
50c to $1.10
They arc crocheted or knitted by
hand and there are several styles,
some of which reach nil the way
up above dimpled knees.
Hand-Painted Comb -and-Brush Sets
They are more than just comb-and-brush sets, for even the
least expensive one at $2 has a powder box as well. Going up
to $5 one finds comb, brush, powder box nnd soap cup, all deli
cately hand-painted.
Silk-covered, hand-painted coat and dress hangers arc
$1.25 to $2.60.
Baby Buntings at $5 and $5.25
are of softest white eiderdown, trimmed with putit or blue satin
ribbon.
Hand-quilted Japanese silk baby buntings, some beautifully
hand-embroidered, are $8 to $10.5(X Pink or blue, of course.
(Central)
ft&r
Women's Fine Winter Coats
In Three Special Groups $37.50, $49, $59
Every one of these coats would make a Christmas present well worth having. A
present that will be a comfort and a joy all through the Winter.
They are carefully made and reflect the best fashions of the season. Among them
are coats for all purposes, sports coats for active young women. Coats with fur collars. Coats
made on simple tailored linos. Dolmans that can be wrapped around you after the mode of
the present day.
Bolivia Silvertone Suede velour
Camel's hair Tinseltonc Duvet delaine
Polo cloth pur doth
Many have deep collars of
sealene or nutria-dyed coney.
Sizes 14 to 44 and extra sizes 44V to 55.
(Market)
Men's All-Wool Suits
With Two Pair of Trousers
Special $33
or
raccoon, nutria, Australian opossum, skunk opossum,
Cheviots in a mighty fine assortment of patterns mixtures
indefinite stripe3 and checks, mostly in dark browns nnd grnj'3.
txactly the suits men need for cvery-day business wear
Materials are of long-wearing, service-giving quality, medium and
heavy weights.'
Coats are in two- nnd three-button models, some fitting snugly
as young men like them. All are lined throughout with mohair.
The extra pair of trousers about doubles the life of a su't.
Men's Odd Trousers, $4 to .$9.75 '
Of all-wool materials in good suiting patterns.
(Gallery, Market)
Women's Wool Skirts
Special at $3.75 and $5.75
Navy blue serges and tricotines and pretty plaids in a variety
of pleated and gathered models. Ench skirt is extra value at the
price.
(Market)
New Rugs at Lower Prices
6x9 Feet
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, $20 and $25
Velvet Rugs, $31
Axminster Rugs, $22.50 and $28.50
7.6 x 9 Feet
Tapestry Rugs, $24.50 and $31.50
8.3 x 10.6 Feet
Tapestry Rugs, $30 and $37.50
Velvet Rugs, $36.50 and $55
Axminster Rugs, $36.50 and $45
9 x 12 Feet
Tapestry Rugs, $32.50
Axminster Rugs, $37.50 and $47.50
(Chrstnat)
Sheer White Frocks
for Good Little Girls
(All little girls nre always good
near Christmas, so wo had better
say for girls of 2 to 6 years I)
Fine voile, sheer dotted Swisses
with small dots nnd smooth or
gandies are made in the prettiest
styles Imaginable. Deep hems,
tucking, bits of ribbon and some
touches of hand-embroidery make
the,m especially nice for Christ
mas giving. $2.50 to $0.
(Central)
Brassieres and
Bandeaux
Nice Enough for Gifts
$1 to $3.50
Brassieres of wnite linene
trimmed with lace or embroid
ery, plain pink satin bandeaux,
brassieres of pink satin and lace
oh, there are many from which
to chosel
(C.ntral)
What a Busy Pitter-Patter of
Christmas Slippers
Many a fireside is going to have new slippers spread out to warm on Christ
mas eve. And how much comfort is represented by every pair.
In the Down Stairs Store you will find a full assortment of comfy slippersthe
best to be had for every member of the family.
Women 's Slinners Start at $2 I Children c M0., nu:.
for nlaln tlr nfTnlr. uWfV. t,,.,I,I,I l TVinv nw. lOlliiUit
are in red, brown, green, taupe, midnight blue
and Oxford gray.
Pompon Slippers at $2. 75
inese gny slippers boust
ribbon trimming nnd are in
pink, rose, taupe, grny, bluo
and iavender.
Oxford grny felt slippers
with leather soles and heels,
also $2.75.
Women's Slippers with Turn
back Cuffs, $3
In pink, blue, lavender, rose nnd gray.
Quilted Satin Mules, $5
fciVcr so dainty with
their French heels nnd
touches of ribbon. In
black or light blue sntin
with contrasting'' "nines.
C 9
suppers
ei'ttIe f.ed "fOxfor'1 fe!t onc3 with padded
7 in 7?.,? iy?!? hcft,r th?m Iw?-are in sizes
v ul ?1,75' Sizt's 12 t0 2 "t $1.00.
telt slippers with a little embroidered border
!ln?iUrr.1 PPM' ""J" P'nkl llKht blUL' 0,'l '
nnd midnight blue. Sizes 9 to 2, $2.50.
(Ctipstnut)
P Hy of rubber boots and Aru
for woi-in and children.
Children's Buttoned Shoes, $1.75
are almost half price. Of black ' or brown
kidskin nnd tan calfskin with turned soles
nnd spring heels. Sizes 3 to 8.
(Chestnut)
(Chestnut)
Men 's Christmas Slippers
In the Gallery Store for Men
Felt slippers with
padded soles, in Ox
ford, blue and
maroon, $2.50,
Other slippers, all
I oi wnicn unci win like,
( nre of felt or leather,
SI Uf I f V. n.wt.l.,.1 r.
, father soles, at $2.50 to Si.fin
, Miallrry, Market)
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