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JEtf 27, 1920
JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the Week's Gayety A Succes
sion of Balls and Debutante Dances Slie
Sees Pretty Frocks
WTAtli, here we are, Christmas linn
rome nml gone mid Dome of us sny
"Thank Hrnvrn not till 3V , more
4W," nnd others, "Oh I wlyh It wns
going to bo next week nKaln.M lint
Jrrry one hnil n Rood time, CHpcelftlly
the children nnd It wuh a rent and
wonderful day I
ASP now we have a continuous
round of gnyety for this week thnt
nlmoit tflkeM our lircnth iiwny. rmlht
there will he the nrnnll hull nt the
Ilfllevue-Htrntford for Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chnrlton YnrnnH'n debtitnnte ilniiRhter
Ponhle. Tomorrow night will see the
first bnll of the t-eiuon to be given In
tlm newly renovnted foyer of the
Aendemy of Music. It will be tho IU-ne-dirks
Ilnll, n time honored offnir, given
by nbout twenty Hcnedleks.
The gentlemen of the committee this
rear Include Mr. John Hampton
&" Mr. Kdwnrd V. Ilenle, Mr.
flemivenu Ilorle, ' Mrv.-Toh Cm1"
wnlsder. Jr., Mr. Gardner CasMttt, Mr.
fl?njmfn Chew, Mr. Charles K. Cox.
Mr r.eorgc W. Chllds Droxel. Mr.
William Struthers Kills, Mr. Ocorgo
Harrinon Frnzler, Jr.. Mr. "enrge I,.
Harrison. Jr.. Dr. IUchurd II. Hrc,
Mr Henry Pratt Mr-Kcnn. Mr. Clem;
int II. Ncwbold, Mr. John Sargent
Newbold, Mr. PlimVctt Stew-art. Mr.
Alexander Van Itensselner. Mr. Kd
ward I-ber Welsh. Mr. Char es
Wheeler, Mr. Owen "Wlster and Mr.
CW!1 ."iiii .ho will receive the
nests will be Mrs. Hen Chew. Mrs.
George Harrison, Jr., Mrs. Alexander
Van Hensclncr, Mrs. Edward Lowbor
Welsh nnd .Mrs. Charles heeler.
ON WEDNESDAY night we havo the
Itobcrt Strawbrldges' donee for
Anita, nt the Illti-Cnrlton nnd Thurs
day night there will be the Hepburn
party at the nellevuc-Stratford. On
New Year's Eve there will be the bnll
which the Charles E. Coxes will give
for Jane and New dear's night we have
the Suppor Club. And I hear that the
Bcllevue.Strntford dansnnt will be
held that afternoon nnd the dance in
the Htrntford room, too. ns it waj on
Christmas afternoon nnd evening. I.nst
year you remember, they did not iinve
a dansnnt on Christmas or New ear s.
but as the dates fall on Saturday this
year nnd ns the dnnsant nre always
riven on thnt dny It hns been decided
to hold them on New Year h, too. as
the Christmas dances were great suc-
CCFSCS.
CHAniXTTE 8TAHII has one of tho
prettiest evening frocks I hnve seen
this year. She wore it for the first tlm
for her dance the other evening. It s
of white brocade and the bodice Is
covered with opalescent sequins. There
arc touches or tune on me sniri nnu m
the bodice which Is cut square nt the
neck. Mrs. Stnrr looked stunning nt
thnt dnnre, too. Her gown was of blnek
tulle embroidered in light blue and It
was mnde over silver cloth. A short
train was worn with the frock nnd
the bodice wan cut squnrc at the neck.
VIRGINIA EAItliK It a mighty at
tractive debutante. I saw her on
the street the. other duy wearing a
nutrln coat which wns mndc in full
length style nnd n small hat of dark
blue duvetyne which was fashioned
with a turned-up brim.
THE Supper Club won great fun on
Saturday night. A lot of us went
down late after Christmas dinner and
danced our slippers through nlmost. The
Dorr Newtons had a party and so did
the Hells and the Heck Wetherllis.
Jeanne De Rousse hnd n jollv party.
Including Cntherlne Cnxsard. Katherlne
Ogden. rensv Scott, Alden Lee. Phlller
Lee, John Whiting. RIchnrd Meyers.
Howard Rowland. Shewnrd Hagerty nnd
Wesley Oreenwalt.
AND now let me tell you a tnle nbout
Elsie and Dnddv. Elsie was riding
along the road in the car nil tucked up
rinse to Daddy on the front seat nnd
they wended their way out Oormon
townwards nnd on up toward Chestnut
Hill. Elsie asked questions all through
the ride. "What Is thnt plnre nnd whnt
ii this?" Finnllv they came near to the
crematory, which ns you know. Is hnck
on Washington lane, und said Elsie,
"What's thnt place Daddy?" "The ere
matory," sold Daddy. "What's thnt
mpan?" insisted the smnll girl. She Is
six years old and has an Inquiring mind,
vnu Fee. "Well, said Daddy, "that's
the place where they burn people vttn
they are dead."
"Oh. Daddv." cried Elsie In great
Tclteraent. "Is that II ?"
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The guests who will attend the din
tier ton bzht which Mrs. James Lance will
give at the Bcllevue-Stratford In honor
of Mlsu Margaretta Large Harrison, de
butante daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Harrlbon. will Include Miss Doro
thy Stevens, Miss Rachel Price, Miss
Evelyn U. Page, Miss Mary Raynrd.
Miss Nancy llnrclny. Miss Mary C. Re
tard. Mr. Lyman Lyle. Mr. S. Davis
Tage. Mr. Lewis Washburn. Mr. Shirley
McCall Mr. Churles L Ilarclay. Mr.
Sidney Wright and Mr. Wentwortli
Johnson. The guests will later attend
the ball to be given by Mr. and MM.
Charlton Yaniall.
The guests who will attend the din
ner tonfcht which Mrs. Edward Law. ot
Edgefield, St. Davids, will give In honor i
of Mr. and Mra. Bernard Shirley Carter
or New York, will ho Mr. nnd Mrs, Alex
under Illddle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Du Barry, Mlus Peggy Thayer. Miss
Allx Dolnn, Miss Rebecca Thomsou,
Miss Elizabeth Urockle, Miss Mary Law,
Miss tlertrudo Conaway, Miss Catherine
Smith Mr Frnnelit nfchiiiond. Mr. Al
fred Hoyt, of New York; Mr. Edward I
Law. Mr. Bernard Carter Law. Mr.
Thomas Evans, Mr. Charles Frederick
Habemeyer and Mr. Frederick Allen
Llcutennnt Oeorgo Wilcox Mclver, of
the United States nnvy. nnd Mr:'. Me
Jver will ontertaln at dinner on Thurs
day night at the home of Mrs, Mclver's
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price
Maule. 2217 Rlttcnhnuse. souarc. heforo
ins nail to be given by Mr. nnd .Mrs.
William W. Hepburn, In honor of their
debutniite daughter. Miss Jane S. lleo
burn. Covers will be laid for twelve
ruentn.
Lieutenant Mclver has returned from
Haiti nnd will remain until early In
January.
. Dr and Mrs. Lowl.i Brlnton nnd Miss
Elizabeth Brlnton, of 1033 Spruce street,
-nd the Ilellcvue-Htratford, will enter
tain at dinner this owning it the KHz
' arlton. Anion? the uueMs who will bo
Present are Mils Sydney Illddle, Miss i
Mury Hoppln Rowland, Mli.a Elizabeth
C Norrls, Miss Otlllle Morris, Mlii Cnio. '
Hue Barclay. Miss Pansy Sco.t, Mr
Francis T Chiunber.i, Jr., Mr Max)
mllllan do Schauensee, Mr. Rudolphe cln
schauensce, Mr Hudson Chapman, Jr.
-'Ir Morris Mcrltt, Mr, Mnhlon Hutch- i
"son and Mr. Edwards Lelperd, who
"111 later attend the ball to be gien I
hy Mr. and Mrs, Charlton Yarnnll lor
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NRCONI) KXHIIIITION 01'"
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE
Arrimieit br
MIHS AMOK ifWINn
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HS2 CIIKSTNI'T ST I'nlll Jill). IR
Pearson, Grnfly, LiicHsle, Boric, King,
Stoddard, Sacks.
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their daughter, miB8 Anna Sophia Vni
nail. Mrs. n. H. Bayard Iiowle, of Mid
woods, CTiestnut IIIII, will be nt home
nftcr 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Hho
will le assisted by Mrs. Charles J.
Chcslon.
Owing to a death In tho family, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Wilson Sharpless, of 10
Rast Chestnut avenue, Chestnut IIIII,
have recalled the Invitations for thu
illnnor to be alven at the Ultx.Cnrllon
on Friday. January 7, before tho drat
AsneniDiv nun in nonor or their daugh
ter. Miss MarKnretta A. HhnroteKs. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Kflc Alexander t'carson, of
Willow Grove avenue, Chestnut IIIII,
have also recalled tho Invitations for
tho dinner to lie Riven at tho lllti-Carl-ton
for Miss Hharplerts on Friday night
before the hall to be given by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles 11 Coxe in honor of their
debutnnto daughter. Miss Jano Gordon
Coxe.
Mr. and Mra Kmncln Hoblnson, of
Long Island, arrived yesterday und will
bo tho iruHts of Mrs. Hoblrmon'n parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Samuel, of Twenty
second and Locust strecto, for a row
das.
The rtev. niwl Mm Allan tttn l.
125 South Twcnty.thlrd street, e'nter'I
IE . '"- " '"u' luncnooii louay at
tnelr hniup tn hnnn. nt utt..- f .i- i
Jackson, dauithter of Mr. and Mrs. Bills
Jackson, of 326 South Twenty-nrst
BtrceL who will tin married thin nfter.
npon to Mr. Georco Whltefleld Van V
"lyun or iTovmenco, n. I, The guest
Included tho bridal party.
Mrs. Kdtnllnd H Mrdillnn hue r.
turned from Kovcrul tnontha apent
n. Inn nnu is jjccupylnp her apartment .
at 400 South Kirtcenth street.
" "nq .iirs. r.uwara iiiuitinRB camp
?0IL.J l"e ' inehurnt Apartments, For.
ty-nrth nnd IMnc streets, have gone to
Warren, Ta.. to spend t!ie Christmas
holldayH nnd will Fpeiul tho New Year
woek-end at Erlo, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lord Hlgby, of
Media, announce the engagement of
their daughter, MIsh II. IK-nee Illgby,
and Mr. Kdward Kenney Ctotliem, eon
?.' M.r flnd Mrs- Samuel Crothera, of
W ulllnirford.
Mr. Joseph M. Gaxzom, Jr., son of
i.n.t'"..?1- Joseph M. Oazzam, of 26S
?wth nineteenth street, returned on
I'rtdiiy nltht from a hoMo party Blven
K..-Ir' .Albert Poor, of 36 East Sixty
wn h &TSei.?cw Yorki Mr. Gaxxam
win leave tomorrow for New torit
to attend n. house party to bo given
by Mr. John Forbes Amory.
,.ftnIr,nan.,J siTfl- Itobcrt Emott Hare, of
400 Routh Twenty-second street, will
cntertnln an their fi-ucat Mrs. E. C. IUch.
ards, of Now ork, who wll) arrive
today, to remain for a few days.
Mra E. M. Tlchenor. of Merchant
vllle, N. J -vlll be entertained on ton
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdward M.
Story over the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. lunula J. It. Hoist, of
603R Carpenter street, unnounced on
Christmas day tho ctiKiigcment of their
uauBiuer, inns uaisy iioist. to Mr. Ar
thur Stanley Marls, of Drexel Hill, I'o.
ALONG THE READING
A dance will be plven nt the Old York
Road Country Club on Wednesday cve
nlnp by the Hockey Club of tho Chel
tenham High School, which will bo ch.ip.
eroneil by Mrs. Frank Miller and M!
uraca Gable. Miss Frances Vandcr
herchen, of Melrose Park. Is manager
of the team and Miss Margaret Blrdsonvr
captain. On Thursday evening tho Var.
oity Club of the Hchnol will also glvo
Its danco at the Old York Road Club
House, of which tho committee In charxe
Is composed of Mr. William Lontf, Mr.
John Clceland and Mr. Foreman Hoi
itnsneau. Tho club's oiflcem include
Mr. Thomas Doggs, president; Mr. Al
fred Lowry, vice president ; Mr. Uowrs
AjTe?. secretary, nnd Mr. Cleeland.
treasurer.
Miss Glndvs Klndolsen, daughter of
Mrs. L. M. Flndclsen, of Jenklntown.
win entertain- nt a danco tomorrow
evening nt tho Old York Road Country
Club.
The enfjagement of Miss Lydln Pol.
Iltz to Mr. Slmoti Stelnbach wna rocontly
announced by her mother, Mrs. Edward
Pollltz, of 212 Township lino, Jenkln
tewn. GERMANTOWN
Mls3 Mary McDevltt. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. McDevltt, of 317
West Seymour street, will entertain at
her home tomorrow evening In honor of
Miss Florence Enrlght, n student nt
irmity College, Washington, who Is
spending the Christmas holidays as the
guest of Miss MoEVvltt. Tho guests
will include Mlus Mnrgaret Carroll. Miss
Anne Carroll, Miss Florence Miller, Miss
Catharine Dcmpsey. Mlus Rosemary
Delahunty, Miss Madeleine Delahurty,
Miss Emma Love, Miss Margaret Sul
livan, MiBn Mnrgaret Hendrlck, Miss
Agnes Ualloy, Mlsi Catherine McDevltt,
Miss Mary McHenry. Mr. John Ale
Henry Mr. John McDevltt. Mr. Joseph
Pempsoy, Mr. Cyril Murphy, Mr. J. Carl
Breuker. Jr., Mr. Harry Heastcnd, Mr.
Tyson Hoggs, Mr. Francis Myers, Mr.
Lewis Slattery, Mr. William Berry'. Mr.
Norman Clark. Mr. James Collins, Mr.
Edward Davli-son. Mr. Edward Thate.
Mr. Adam McClatchcy, Mr. Edwanl
Bailey, Mr. Georgo Davlsson and Mr.
Theodore O'Tero.
Mrs, Lewis Bauer, of Washington lane,
entertained at dinner at her home on
Christmas Day.
Mrs. Elmer H. Bobst, of COOE Lincoln
drive, has returned from a trip to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Barton, Jr..
of HO West Durham street, entertained
lit a family dinner nt their home on
Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A, Hamble
ton, of 642 East Washington lone, en
tertained at a fnmlly dinner nt their
homo on Christmas Day. Last night
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A popular young matron of the Main Line and her little daughter
Mr. and Mre. Hambleton entertained In
nonor of Mr. and MrB. D. H. McCoyle,
and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Blank. Miss
Ruth Clay, of Muncle, Ind.. Is tho guest
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hambleton for a few
days. They will entertain' at dinner to
night In her honor.
Mra. H. O. Goodwin, of 7123 Boyer
street, will entertain at luncheon fol
lowed by cards at her home on Friday
nfternoon. The guests will Include Mrs.
F. Marlon Hall. Mrs. William T. Phlller.
Mrs. A. I". Rlppey, Mrs. Stewart O.
Rlppey, Mrs William H. Wilson, Mrs.
ueorge, D. 'Kelley and Mrs. William
McLcln.
Boy Scout Troop No G7 will give a
dance in the Parish Houeo of draco
Church, Chestnut Hill, this evening.
Mrs. Howard Bostlck. of 323 Dorset
street, la In Lancaster for the holidays.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Mary Miller, daughter of Mr
nnd Mrs. Harvey C. Miller, of 3214
North Broad street, will ontertaln at a
luncheon at the Old 'iork Road Coun
try Club on Wednesday. Her guests,
who will include the members of her
class at tho Friends' School of aerman
town. will be Miss Helen Busser, Miss
Elizabeth Dupps. Miss .Mnry Burton,
Miss Helen Hnrmer. Miss Elizabeth
Hutchinson. Miss Betty McOwen, Miss
Jnne Magee. Miss Eleanor Mngee, Miss
Elizabeth Pearson, Miss Sarah Tiers,
MIsb Mary Smith, Miss Elizabeth Ross,
Miss Margaret Root. Miss Mlnervu Root,
Miss Cordelia Smith, Miss Elinor Sharp
ies. Miss Margaret Watson, Miss May
Louise White and Miss Bonny Wood
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Root, of 1530 Erie
avenue, will entertnln tho Neighbors'
Club of which they nre members on
Thursdnv evening. Their tuests will
Include Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Calllnun, l
Mr and Mrs. Amos ueiKier, air. nnn
Mrs. Newton Firth Hill, Mr. nnd Mrs
Chnrles Metz. Mr. and Mrs. Charlen
Mltlr Mr nml Mm. William lionet
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith. I
Mr. J. F. Rutherford, of New York
was the miest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Nickel. 3220 North Thirteenth
street, during the week-end Mr I
Rutherford has recently returned from ,
nbrond, having spent mo last mx
months touring Europe nnd Palestine
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph I. Clnrk, of 3813
North llroad street, will entertain Miss
Kathryn Francis, Mr. Allan Diamond
MANN & CHLKS
Sia CHESTNUT STRUCT?
Ladies' and Misses'
Plain Tailored Suits
About
y Price
18.75, 22.75, 27.75
The Spring Stock Will Be New
However, theso plain-tailored never-out-of-style
suits nnd coats will be perfectly good this Spring.
Ladies' Hata
Yz Price
MANN & DlLKS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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nnd Mr. Claude Hyson, of Baltimore,
over tho week-end o. New Year's Day.
The Delta Tau Sigma Sorority, of
which the nlllcers nre Miss Marlon Ech
art. Miss Katharine Horn. Miss Kath
arine Conway and Mlbs Jean Clark, will
give a dance at the Pelham Automo
bile Club on Wednesday evening. Jnnu
ary 20 Miss Horn will tntertnln the
sorority at her home, 8 Ovcrhlll road.
Mlllbourne, at their next meeting, which
will be tomorrow.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Calllnan enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Newton Firth Hill
,'Wid their son, Mr. Newton OIlNer IIIII.
at dinner on Christmas Day at their
home, 11)31 Erie avenue.
Miss Esther Lobe, of Baltimore, spent
Christmas with Miss Tissle Dalslmer,
of 2258 North Broad streit. Mr and
Mrs, Milton LtilMmtr gae a danco on
Friday at tho Mercantile Club In her
honor.
Mr. and Mrs. O I.eon Frecdman. of
1208 North Broad street, have as their
guents over the holidays their niece,
Miss Rosalind Drelfus, of New York
nnd will gle a dinner nt Threo Step
Up, on Wednesday, In her honor.
Miss Edith L. Well, of 3309 North
Broad striet, tntcrtalned Informally on
Wednesday afternoon for ten guests.
Miss Well and Mr. Ivester S Hccht.
whose engagement hns been recently an
nounced will uttend the convention next
week of the Thetn Beta Tnu Frnternity,
In New York. Mr. Lewis P Well, a stu
dent at the University of Michigan, Is
spending his vncntlon with his parents.
Mr nnd Mrs. Simon Well, on North
Broad street.
BIEG'S EGG
Mahet tht Hair Fhfft
and Clotty, Not Sticky
nor Greaty.
tf oil Drug nnd Drpf.
Stores In ri-oj Jan.
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MISS LOIS L JACKSON
WEDS G. W. VAN SLYCK
Marriage Takes Place at St.
Jamoo' Episcopal
Church
A wedding of social Importance will
1)0 SOlrmnlzCxl thU nflnrnnnn nt t
o'clock In Bt James' Kplscop.il church,
... V" Bec"nu aml walnut streets, wncn
JIs Iols L. Jnckson, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs Kills Jackson, of 328 South
1 wrnty-tlrat street, will become the bride
of Mr. George Whitfield Vnn Hlyck. 2d.
son of Mr Cyrus M. Van Slyck, of
Providence. R. I.
..Tho ceremony will be performed by
the Rev John Mockrldpe, rector, as
slited by the Rev. James R, L. .Nlsbltt,
of Christ Church Chapel, Thu bilde,
Mo Will be clven In rrmrrl.ii?,, liv her
father, will bn uttlred In u pown of
wmio Fnun trimmed with real old fam
ily inco tirnpeo: artistically on each Bldo
ot the skirt, nnd caught with clusters
cr ornnge niosaomH. Her veil of old
family lace, which extends to tho end of
tho lontf court train, will be arranged in
cup fiiHhlon fastened at the back with
ornnge blossoms. She will enrry n
shower bouquet of lilies of tho valley,
orchids nnd Knrdenlns.
Mrs. Allen Evans. Jr, will nttend
rii- matron of honor. She will wear a
smart frock of rose-colored velvet, trim
med with roso and silver metal cloth
Ith a email train of the velvet. Her
hat of brown crepo de chine Is edBeil
with chantllly lace, falling from tho brim
v. th a bow of law In the back She
will carry a bouquet of pink roses,
Miss VlrKlnln Ayres, of Uoston. a
cousin of the bride, will act as maid
of honor. She will wear an old-fnnh-loned
frock of turciuolho, bluo taffeta
s"hk with scalloped ruffles and rosettes
oi ribbon with a poke bonnet of brown
r. on?ett crepe with loni? streamers. Shn
w ill carry nn old-fashioned bouciuet of
pink roses.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Doro
thy Vnn Slyck, of Providence It I ;
Miss Ignore A. McCall, Miss Carilyn
sneppard, Mies Charlotte Fahncstock.
They will bo similarly itttlred In smnrr
Iiocks of dark turquoise blue velvet
with vests of blue and silver chnnncnblo
NnniKiuiwn
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Tn order that everv hat will he sold
i before our Buyer sails for Paris, we are
v rkflPoiTinr
It
Sweeping Reductions in
Fine Millinery
600 Smartly Trimmed Hats
will be at your disposal for
in our history. A wonderful
or three hats for the usual price of one.
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Marvelous Values at 1
$5.00 $6.50
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PALMER'S
SILKS
Annual Clearance Sale
Prices averaging half
Worth-while Silks, no old atock. Following as it does the
largest volume of business in our history, we have planned
to have this our greatest sale. Sweeping reductions in
prices, averaging half or nearly half what these silks sold
for a few months ago. Silks for all purposes. A good
time to get acquainted if you do not know us.
We alivafs sell Silks and good Silks substantially
lower than retail stores.
Shantung Pongee, 33 inch Imported.
Regular Price $1.25,
Printed Siiki, 36 inch. A itrong, serviceable lining
ilk. Formerly 2.50.
Printed Silks, 40 inch. For lining j bold pntterni.
Former Price $6.50,
Radium Taffetn, plain, 40 inch. All colon.
Regular Value $4.50.
Brocade, 3G inch. All Silk, a heavy, durable Silk.
For Furrier'. Lining!. Formerly $6.50.
Tricolottr, 36 inch. Navy, Black, Negro.
Formerly $4.50.
Shirtingt, 32 inch Crepes de Chine, multi-colored
tripes large assortment. Value $4.50.
Broadcloth Shirtings, the very best made.
12 beautiful styles. Regularly $5.50.
Georgette, 40 inch. Flesh color.
Former Price $2.50.
Georgette, 40 inch. Black, extra heavy
Former Price $4.50,
Silk Remnants
Length of one yard to 6 yards. Some have served as
samples; all perfect goods. Every short lenpth has been
taken out of the shelves for this sale. Priced even lower this
year than In former years.
Included in the sale are Metal Brocades, French multUcolored
Brocades, Brocade Crepe de Chine, Satins, Charmeuse, Taffetas,
in fact a general up-to.date Silk stack.
All Wool Serges and Tricotines
Everything reduced to half or nearly so.
1318 CHESTNUT STREET
Fourth Floor Take Elevator
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metal cloth with mall trains of velvet.
Their hatn will be composed of brown
cropa do cnine trimmed wnn cnanuny
lace bows and edged with the tat-o
falling from the brim They will carry
bouquets of pink roses.
Mr Nicholas V S. Mumford, cousin of
the bridegroom, of Knglewood, N J . wll
net ns best man. ... .
The ushers will be Mr Kdward S
Crocker, Jr.. and Mr Wemiin H
Crocker, of Fltchburg. Mns ; Mr. Paul
Wrlpley. of Uronklyn, N. Y. . Mr. IIW
Uushby. or Now York, and Mr. Joseph
It Rollins nnd tho Rev. Allen l.vn'is,
Jr.. of this elty. A reception will fol
low at tho homo of the brlJo?.Pnre",1"
On their return from n wedding trip
Mr and Mrs. Van Slyck will live In
Cambridge, Moss.
HOSETT HOFFMAN
Miss Sarah Hoffman, of 1836 North
Thirty-first street, waB mnrrled yester
day to Mr. Samuel Rosett, at the home
of the bridegroom. Thirty-first street nnd
Euclid avenue, me jiev ijuinic. ...
Tk hriii... who was given ir
rAX W
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tnnrrliige by .Mr u. Jiosen, "'' "' ""
bridegroom, wore n gown of white satin
with ell of tulle nnd orange blossoms
and carried n shower bouquet of lilies
of the vallev and rones. She was at
tended by Mrs. Herman Rosett as ma
tron of honor and tho bridesmaids were
Mrs Fanny Silver, Misn i ni
Mrs M I'vln and Mrs. Rose Klrsch
man. Miss Roso Rosett und Miss Ger
trude Mnrklnd wero the flower girls. The
best man was Mr. Herman Rosett and
th. ushers were Mr. Samuel Sliver Mr
Simuel Kolb. Mr. Morris Ivln and Mr
Mcrrls Klrschman. Among those who
ntunded the reception were Mr. and
Mrs M. Hoffman, Mr. nnd Mrs. Iikoff
slty Mr nnd Mrs. It Kolb, Mr. and Mr
lletijnmln Hoffman, Mr, and Mrs. David
Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosett, Mr
nnd Mrs J. Rnblnowltz. Mr. and Mrs
Wllllnm Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Iuls Mar
klnd, Mr and Mm Nathan Left. Mr
nnd Mrs. Louln Hoffmnn and Mr. am'
Mrs Samuel Marklnd, After a weddlnt
trip to New York. Mr. nnd Mrs Roseu
will be nt home after Jnnuary 16 nt 2434
South Alder street.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr and Mrs. Robert Allen will enter
tain informally nt their home this eve
nlng. Their guests will Include Mr. am'
Mrs. John Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Wil
liam Murphy, Mr. and Mrs Jack Moner
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Robinson, Mrs
Annabelle Field, Mr. and Mrs. JaC
Maloney. Mr. and Mrs Harry Sullivan
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prices absolutely the lowest B
opportunity to procure two E
$8.00 $10.00 1
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78c
95c
$2.95
$2.50
$2.95
$1.55
$1.65
$2.95
$1.10
$1.55
Established 1904
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Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Martin, Mr. and Mrs, Ferdi
nand IJrown, Miss May Murphy, Miss
Frances Maloney, Miss Cntherlne Field,
Mr. John Mohan, Mr William O'Harn
Mr, Frank Hnli y, Mr Jnrk trMnlly nnd
Mr, Joseph Tnulme
WEST PHILADELPHIA I TnuL' "' her hon, tomorroW
Among the guests entertained by Mrs The five hundred club of which
.allr .1 Snjder, of 41X Sotitli l- t Mrs. fll. nn linlnes of 3110 Rhawn
Frwiith tit reel nt llie lunche n .he Kuo street Is n member will be entertained
nt the I'rlluvue-SrritH'Hil folio eeil bv ilon Thursdny afternoon at the homo of
Til i.itlv n f i w !ni mo were Mrs I Mrs I.uMur CmMind, of Tulip nnd
Valik Fehllng, Mrs Phillip Ttu.ii.is. I Unston streets, Tiumiiiv. Thoe present
Mrs. Jl.nolil Ixncon. Mrs r.lmer Itti't will be Mrs Charles Gros. Mrs. Ru-
llus, M'. Wallace Sproul, Mrs W'.trrei
Moss. Mrs. C C A Hnldl, Mrs Walter
Peterson, Mis Henry Freiitid, Mrs.
Frank H Elliot Jr., Mrs r. , Dtucli.
Jr., Mrs. John Reeves, Mrs Robert Mc
Kay, Mrs John Greenwell. Jr , MIsh Lu
clllo Morris, Mrs Everett Strong, Mrs
Ralph Moss, Mrs Joseph fionnhue, Mrs
John L.itrhutn, Mrs Frederlek Gleg
! M"- tf .:. !
V.,' fr,,"K nirauss, Mrs Lulgl Illenzl
nld Shrlgley Mrs Horace Qulgley Mrs
Edith Vetterleln, Mrs Chilstopher
inh..r
Downer, Mrs Willl.ini Ifulllniier .Mrs
Albert Wat? Mrs Frank oil. iliy nnd
Mrs Mnry Flannery The lurw ieon was
given In honor of Mrs llrtv I.enir ,,f
New ork, who was Mrs Deacon's guest
for a few day
Mr. nnd Mrs. M I.unker nnnnunce the
marriage of thiir diui'hter Misn Rose
Lunkei to Mr My run l.'delman, on
Thursd.iy. Df cumber 10 .Mr and Mrs
... , - - ' ..,11. . l n.
I'.delriian will be at home after January
at CI 1 J locust street.
Millinery Space
on Walnut Street
for R.ent
Thoroughly well established store., consistent
advertiser, on central part of Walnut street,
wishes to subrent space with window display.
Excellent opportunity for local party. Basis
can be easily arranged mutually. Write ai.
once to 13 644, Ledger Office.
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PAt'UM! Flti:i)i:itlt K la
"MADAME X"
AT IRHR A 2 onnMANTowN Ave
AUKUKA MO'INM- !ULY
"A CHILD FOR SALE"
VIM "ui7l)I.AND AVI' AT WW
"SINS OF ROSANNE"
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CAR MAIN M,.,i ALU iMIhM
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FAIRMOUNT -Ml.AY
M.'CI". UK 1 III
"THE NEW YORK IDEA"
FRANKFORD W0'
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"The "u"t of the MohicunB"
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JIAIM-' YMI'M' VY "i HKbTHA
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"The Lait of the Mohicans"
IMPERIAL
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Ann6uneement Is mnde of tho engage
ment of Miss Dena Christian, of Frank
ford and Illaklston street, to Mr. Rob
ert A Arrlson
Mls Pnul-i Henlev of Rhawn street.
will entertain the numbers of her five-
i dolnh I.' fold Mrs Charles Lambert.
Mrs. Stewart Mrs George PottB and
Mrs. Huh Iiutui.
The Charles F McMenamy Post of
Holmesburg will give n danee In All
Saints Hall tn Torresdale on Thusrday
evening
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr and Mrs William Shewell Ellis, ot
Mi'l.iri
Mr' I'''1
entirtnliied Mrs Ellis sister,
.ur . ir.inein ran nnn ner son. iir.
Wllllnm T.ff, o' UrooKllne Mass.. over
' "" Christmas holidays Mr nnd Mrs,
I Joseph J Rhunds. who will nttend thu
, dlnm r d.mi Mr nnd Mrs Ellis will glvo
'th'e'
on Vi w Ve.ir's enlng In honor of their
driughtir, MIks Francis Ellis who has
it turned from Goueher College, will re
main over tl , week-end with them also.
Mi's- R Renee Rlgby, dnughter of Mr
nH.l t... t ( n.l I, I.. I f..lln till.
.11111 ..111 .1 lVlll ,IIIJ Ul ...i-i.i... ...e
hnd MIk.s Mary Ki niey of Trenton, na
her guest for a few days
Fun and
frolic
A-nlentv
7 NaSSaSSViSSSS5S3HEB
At The St. James
Supper de luxe will be served
from 10:30 on price $5 per
cover.
tyancinj,' to Dabney's orches
tra from Ziegfeld's Midnight
Frolic, starting at 9:30.
All sorts of souvenirs fun
makers, noise makers, caps,
etc. to show Uaby 1921 how
very welcome he is.
Don't delay make your res
ervation now.
t. j antes Hotel
Walnut at 13th Street
J. Howard S locum, Mar.
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"THE FORBIDDEN THING"
PARK MDai' AV- ' dauphin trr.
"GO AND GET IT"
POPLAR tfr" AND ''f,?
S-N v r,..,.,, .,..$ U,S'iL..
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SPRUCE t"r" AVI S1""UUH
ri,M,Viyf1II"V,tl?,.1.Ktt
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"THE ROUND UP"
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"THE SKYWAYMAN"
CEDAR t'Ti AVD etn avenui
nlt sr sim nv
"A FULL HOUSE"
COLISEUM V'lTIvo
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jumbo , ry " a fi"w"o avb
"A MORMON MAID"
m i: mi iniw i,. ul
"THE RIGHT TO LOVE"
LOI'ST.,"'" ,AV" ""-'-fT BniECTJ
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NIXON 'su AS" MAniysTly
"BURGLAR PROOF"
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