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EVENING PUBLIC tEDGERr-PHILADEIiPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1920
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JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne TalJcs of the Benedicks Ball Held Last
Night in the Academy Foyer She Sees Some
( Pretty Gowns at Yarnalls' Ball
THK Hcncdlcka bnll wan n most beau
tlful nffnlr. I liiwe never saeu any
thing bo picttirewiue an that foyer at the
Academy The palo cream of the walls
and the glistening eryatat of the mirrors,
the green of the palms and the Christ
massy decorations made a marvelous
background for the beautiful gowns and
Jewels of the women. The dancing was
In the foyer itself and the auppcr was
eerved aa a buffet affair In the lobby,
which ii under the foyer. The guests
danced otv through supper and the ball
lasted until very, late "this morning.
The dancing was everything that one
would expect at the Hcnedlckn, digni
fied and graceful, nnd the cream of
rhlladelphla'a socIal.net attended.
Mrs. Wheeler was unable to do pres
ent to receive and Mrs. Charlton
Yarnall was asked to take her plarc.
The other women receiving included
Jdrs. Hen Chew, Mrs. Alexander Van
Ilcnssclaer, Mrs. George Ij. Harrison,
Jr., and Mrs. Edward Lowber Welsh.
Mrs. Varnall wore a wonderful gown
of gold brocade and Mrs. Vnn Itcnssc
liter's gown was of white velvet cut
equarc at the neck and made with a
short train. Another lovely gown was
the one worn by Mrs. Welsh. Itjyar, of
gray velvet and was wonderfully be
coming. TUB engagement of' Mrs. Howard
Henry and Gouverncur Cadwalader
was announced to intimate friends'
Christmas Day. Mrs. Henry was Mae
Fell, you know, the second (laughter of
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer. Hor
first husband was Howard Henry, who
died iu England nearly two years ago.
Gouverneur Cadwalader is the son of
Mr. Richard M, Cadwalader, of 2010
I)e Lancey street. The Cadwaladers
have a country place at Fort Washing
ton and Mrs. Henry lives also in that
part of the country, anilo,thc Van
Itcnsselaers. Mra. Henry has one
daughter. Sarah, named after her
grandmother
Many of Mra. Henry's Intimate
friends were not surprised at tho an
nouncement, as she and Mr. Cadwalader
have been seen together a great deal of
late. And we are alwuys bcenting a
romance, are wc not?
I HEAR that the dinner which was
given for the aeamen at tho Kozy
Korner Club, Front nnd Queen streets,
on Sunday night was o wonderful suc
cess. You remember I told you a num
ber of the girls who came out last year,
Josephine Thompson, I.uey Grey, Sarah
and Margarctta Harrison and several
others, have been going down to serve
linncr. once a month to the seamen.
They have organized themselves into a
committee now nnd are known ns the
".Seamen's .Supper Committee." Mrs.'
Whltaker Thompson, Miss Pauline
How e and several others usually bo to
chaperonc the affairs and a number of
the younger men nave joined in wun
the work, and provide inttsie for the
Tegular monthly dinners. Well, to tell
sou ahout the Christmas party, it was
on Sunday night, and they gave the
men turkey and cranberries, vegetables,
eelery, coffee and rolls and plenty of
plum pudaing nmi ennuy.
There was a small Christmas tree on
each table and bags of candy and favors
at each nlace. An orchetra led by
Hajard nowle, Jr., provided music and
there was a short talk on the various
Mays of rnlebrating Christmas in other
countries as well as our own. Later
ithere was a sot-vice in the chapel and
rhristmas carols were sung nnd an ad
ln'M given.
The money for the supper was. raised
largely by the card party which the
mipper committee gave at the St. James
Hotel In December and through va
rious donations received for the purpose.
It was altogether a great success.
ANOTHER ball tonight, you know.
I wonder how they keep it up,
don't von? And speaking of balls makes
we think of some pretty frock I saw at
thcYarnalV on Monday. Lieutenant
t'ommnnder Todd and Mrs. Todd, who
ro vlniting tho Ramos, were there and
Mrs. Todd was wearing n t-tunnlng gown
of a Matey green velvet, the skirt being
tinlshed In wide scallops piped with the
velvet. Her sister, Cecily names, who
Is to marry Emilc Geyelln in February,
.von know, was With theTodds, or rather
Emlle, she and they wre together as
they came into the ballroom. Cecily
is loklng very pretty these days and
was wearing n gown of the most heaven
ly shade of geranium pink velvet.
THE Philadelphia Art Alliance an
nual New Year's reception will be
neld ns usual from -1 until 7 o'clock,
and there will be music by the Madrigal
f'hnrtis under the dirwtinn of Henry
Jioti iietween Ii nntl t o clock.
The chorus hang there last year for
the reception and was a great success,
I remember. Among tho.se who will re
ceive on Saturday nftcrnoon will be
Mrs. Edward Diddle, Mrs. Herman
Rlrney. Miss Mary A. Hurnhani, Miss
Mary Butler, Mis Susanna Dercum,
Miss Rlanche 'Dlllnyp, Mr. Henry S.
Drinker, Jr., Mr. SamuM S. Flesiher,
Mrs. John J. Fonlkrnd, Mrs., Walter
Howard Johnson, Mrs. Imogen Oakley,
Mr. Thornton Oakley. Mis'. Violet Oak
ley, Miss Margaret Ncall, Miss Florence
Shoemaker, MrH. Cornelius Stevenson,
Mrs. Sydney Thnyor, Mrs. Edward A.
Walrus, Mrs. Carroll Williams, Dr.
tlxquisits
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ANNE L. DEVLIN
ONE THIRTY-NINE SO. THIRTEENTH ST.
Remarkable Sale of
Gowns by Devlin
42-i? to 150
Formerly $(5 to $250
utiWNs run the daytime or kvbnino
IN DUVETYNE, VELVET, CREl'E, SATIN
.AJSD UltUCADES THE UEUUCTly.N'S
UANUE FROM 3U TO 6U.
Ml
George . Woodward and Mrs. Harold
xarnall.
JOE is six years old, and he goes to
school and is a great big boy nnd
has n great big brother Frank, whose
business is awav from homo, and lots
of sisters. And ho was Just as excited
as he could be on Christmas Eve. All
day he kept getting more nnd more ex
cited and talking about "tonight." In
fact for two weeks he had breit so
good, so "Hanty would be sure nnd fill
his stocking," his family began to be
worried. Hut the little heart is a won
derful little heart and the causo for
the excitement wan revealed when sud
denly he exclaimed to his aunty, (hot a
word of Santy mind you, but) "Oh,
auntie, Just think of tonight I" "Yes,"
said auntie sympathetically, you nave
been a eood boy. too." "tTh. huh."
said Joe, "I know, but Frankle's corn
in' tonight." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Emlyn It. Stewnrdson,
of Wlnsford avenue, Bryn Mawr, Will
give a dinner on Friday, February 4, In
honor of their dchutanto daughter, Miss
Rosamond Stewardson, beforo tho Sec
una ABEcmDiy hum.
Tho guests who attended tho dinner
last night Mr. Owen Wlstcr cave ot 1112
Spruce street In honor of Miss Helena
iangdon Mitchell, debutante daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Urns-don E. Mitchell,
beforo thn Uencdlcka ball, were Miss
Helen I Sewcll, Mlsa Rosamund Stew
nrdson. .Miss Mary C. Wlster, Mina
hTnncec IC Wlster, Mr. Owen Jones
Toland, Mr. Charles C. Savage. Mr.
Oeortjo A. nubbin, Mr. Henry C. Gibson,
Mr. Harry C. Hart Miss Frances A.
Wlster chaperoned the dinner.
The jruests who attended the dinner
last night which Mrs; Thomas Leamlnif.
116 South Twcnty-nrst street, gavo be
fore the Benedicks Ball included Mr.
ond Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyer, Mr. and Mro.
Sidney W. Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brinton Coxe, Mrs. Benjamin Franklin
Clyde, Mr. Arthur Smith and Mr. W.
Hlncklo Smith.
Mra. Bradford Knight, of 1317 nitten
houso street, will entertain at a theatre
party tonight In honor of her debutanto
daughter, Mlsa Kathartno Bradford
Knight The guests will Includo Mlsa
Malsle H. Stewart, Miss Apnea H.
Shober, Mlna Prlsc-llla. Davis, MIsh
Ktalne S. Sullivan, Mlsa Virginia Benson
Carter. Miss Anna Sophia Inrnnll. Mlsa
Sidney Blddle. Miss Huth Packard, Mlm
Eliiabeth Itusuell E. Tucker. Miss Mar
iorio Y. Gibbon. Miss Mary Starr Oris
com, Miss Elizabeth Pearson. Miss Carol
Treble Smith. Miss Mnrgaretta Large
Harrison. Mlsa Ellse du Pont, Mlas Anne
Ashton. Miss Jessie F Da Costa. Mr.
Barclay Knight, Mr. Gates Lloyd. Mr.
Robert Dechert. Mr. Morehead Ken
nedy, Jr., Mr. Grant Worrell, Mr. Ld
ward Cassard, Mr. Arthur Baugh, Mr.
Robert Hoope, Mr. David Barrows, Mr.
Ehret Howell. Mr. John K. Strublng, Mr.
Matthew Balrd, Mr. Lawrence Oodley.
Mr. Jack Hllllard. Mr. Walter Robb, Mr.
Henry Knight. Mr. Morris Duane. Mr.
Webster Dougherty, Mr. Daniel Dough
erty. Mr. Andrew Harris, Mr. Louis
Smith. Mr William Rlegal. The guests
will later nttend the ball which Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Strawbrldgc will
give In honor of their daughter, Mlsa
Anita Strawbrldge.
Tho guests who will attend the din
ner which Mr. and Mrs. Albln O. Pen
nington, or i0JV apruce sireci, win bivo
in honor of their niece. Miss Mary Low.
ber Sailer, before Mrs. Wurts' dancing
class, will include Miss Betty Cushman,
Miss Edith Roberta, Mr. Edward Welsh
Newbold. Mr. Alan Montgomery, Mr.
Robert Lloyd nnd Mr. George Clothier.
W .....l VTvn D.nnlnvlnn vllt nln na
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tcrtaln ut dinner on January 29 in honor
of their niece. Miss Alice Welsh Sailer,
before the meeting of Mra. Wurts' danc
ing clasH.
Miss Frances J. Ross, daughter of
Dr George G. Rosa and Mrs, Ross, of
1721 Spruce ntreet, will entertain aa her
gueat next week Miss Frances Young",
of Baltimore. She will com to attend
the dance Dr. and Mrs. Rosa will give
at the Acorn Club on Wednesday night.
January 5, to formally present their
daughter to Boclety. Dr. Charles Hart
lctt and Mrs. Bartlett will entertain at
a small dinner ot their homo, 143.i
Spruce street. In honor of their debu
tante daughter. Mlas Vlvlenno Bartlett.
before tho dance.
Mrs. Horace K. Smith, Mra Edward
I Smith, Mra. F. Percy Smith, Mrs.
Charles Penrose Keith, Mrs. J. Thomp
son Coles, Miss Lydla T. Morris
nnd Miss Anne H. Wharton will
preside at the tea tablo at the tea to
be given by Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Jen
nlnga Leo and the Mlssen Lee nt their
home, 1812 South Rlttenhouse square,
on Saturday afternoon, January 8, nom
4 until 7 o'clock, to meet their son-in-law
nnd daughter, Mr and Mrs. John
Ten Eyck Hlllhouse, of New York. M-s.
Hlllhouuc was Miss Constance G. Lee.
Mr und Mrs. HIIHioumo. who have been
spending the Christmas holidayH with
DT. and Mrs. Lee, left yesterday for thslr
home in New York and will rotum next
wtek.
Tho Philadelphia Cricket Club has Is
sued invitations for an "At Homo" at
the club on New Year's Day. A dinner
dance will be given on Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hooper, of Wol
1 verton. Chestnut Hill, are entertaining
i as their guests over tho holidays their
' son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs.
JamcH Edward Hooper, of Baltimore.
Miss Josephine G. Hooper entertained
at a dinner last night followed by bridge
I in honor of Mr nnd Mrs. Hooper, when
the tjucsts Included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
I ttolllns, Mr nnd Mra. Hnrrlson K.
I Caner. Jr., Mr and Mrs Eugene C. B.
Hlmonin, J.icutenHni ana .r. wcurtsu
Molver and Mr Meredith Jack.
Captain J. Morton Tolle, V. S. N and
Mrs. Tolle. of fynwyd, will entertain
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Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard
Long, of 277 South Cecil street,
whose engagement to Mr. Robert D.
Johnson, son of Mr. und Mrs.
Samuel Johnson, of ftcrmiintown, Is
announced
nt luncheon on Sunday on the battleship
Mlchlgnn.
Mr. William G. Lowe, of New York,
who has been tho guoet for a few daya
of his mother-in-law, Mrs, Herbort M.
Howe, of 1C22 Locust street, returned
yesterday to hla home.
Mr. ami Mrs. Oeorgo Mltchel Burrurn,
who have been spending a week ns the
guests or Mr. uunrum s parents, .-vir.
and Mrs Edward Clark Beers, of tho
Belgravln, since their return from their
wedding trip, left yesterday for their
homo In Pasadena. Calif. Mru. BulTum
was Mbs Eleanor Beers.
Mr. and Mm John Frederick Lewla'
will entertain at dinner at their home.
1914 Spruce street, to be followed lay a
tiox pnrty at the opern, on Tuesday night.
Their iruosts will Inolude Mr. und Mrsi
Alfred G. B. Steel, Dr, and Mrs. Oeorgo
M, Pleraol. Miss Henrietta Ely, and M.ls
Dorothy Morton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Hamilton Colkct will
entertain nt dinner at their home. 2010
Spruce street, next Tuesday night, to
bo followed by a box party at tho opera.
At the New Year mooting- of Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurts' dancing class
at the Beltevue-Stratforti oh Monday,
night tho cotillon will bo led by Mr.
John Wctherlll nnd Mr. John L. Randall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicholas Blddle, of York
road. Noble, will occupy tho box of Mrs.
Blddlo's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Ber
tram Llpplncott, nt the opera on Tues
day night.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. Plummer, ot
Bleddyn rond, Ardmore, announco tho
engagement of their daughter, Mlsa Eve
lyn Plummer. nnd Mr. W. F. HaroM
Braun. son of Mr. and Mrs. William
P. Braun, of Germantown.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Davis Pearson, 2d, of
Roscmont. are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter, born Decern,
ber 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Lord
of Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson, have an
nounced tne cngaije.iie.il tu men -tcr.
Miss Janet Taylor Iord. to Mr. l;.d
win Lyon Dale, son of Mr. and "Mro.
Chalmer Dale, of New York. Mr. Dale
received his commission aa lieutenant
while serving overseas with the. Twenty
seventh Division and la now in business
In this city.
Mrs. Howard Kennedy Hill, of Villa
nova, will entertain at dinner on Thurs
day night bc.oro the ball which Mr. nnd
Mrs. William W. Hepburn will glvo In
honor of their daughter. Miss Jane Hep
burn, The guests will Include Mr. nnd
Mr. Wllllnm West. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Clement, Mr. Louis
Rush and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Alexander have
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying apartments nt the Del-
mar-MorrlB, ucrmaniown. -Mrs, Aiexnn
dcr was Miss Elalo Downing, of Wash
Ington,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. English,
of 226 West School lane, Germantown,
will entertain an their guests over the
New Year holidays Mrs. John R. Ben
nettf ParlB, France, and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Scott, of Greenwich, Conn,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlnthrop Parker, of 30tf
West Eighty-ninth street, New York, are
being congratulated on the birth of a
BIEG'S EGG
Makti the Hair Fluffy
and Clotty. Not Sticky
nor Crtaty.
At all Drug antl Dtpt.
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George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street X2J.4
Sweeping Reductions in
Fine Millinery
600 Smartly Trimmed Hats
Will be at your disposal for prices absolutely the lowest in our
history. A wonderful opportunity to procure two or
three hats for the usual price of one.
Marvelous Values at
$4.00, $5.00, $6.50, $8.00, $10.00
End of the Year
Clearance Sale
Clearance of Broken Lines and Sizes 1
of Women's and Men's Hosiery
FOR WOMEN
Women' l'n.hlonrcl lime, flne lUlr, In rhumpogne color onlyi
were 7i'. Kule prl?, USc.
Woiiimi'h llullirlcuun Hoi4r fln nv and quality; were BSo.
Now 30c pair.
Women' Iinpnrted Sportn Wool Hose In the .rwlon'r beet ehadrii
nrre 3.A0. Now si. 50 pulr.
Odd and Knde of linn crude Women'. MIk Ilo.e were 4l. 2.S0
and 3.00. Now ..4S pulr.
rlnti Hllk Ml i-'niihlnni-d llo.lery, were 1.3S unit ft. no. Now 08c.
unioii'K l'lno hllU Huae, Knyeer nmk Talucn from 3,50 to 14. BS.
Now 3,II0,
FOR MEN
Men'e Wool '.ot, block oiilyi reauliirly flO, Palp, 8 palm for 11,
Men's fjllk and W'ool II""'. in black with color mixture! were
fl.BO. Now S1.00,
Men' Hllk Hoie In excellent grade. In color onlj were 1.1S.
Now 1.00 pulr.
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ICOMVIK
dnughter, Lola Whits Parker. Before
her marriage Mrs i'arker won Mlsa
Mabel Kclsey, of this city.
Mrs. Frederick Stanley Pusey.- of th
Pines, Hnverord, gave a tea yesterday
afternoon to meet Mrs. Jamca Stand
ring, of Bombay, India. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Standrlng havo taken a houso in Rose-i
rnont until tneir reium in -uarcii, t
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alice nhoads Evans hnvo
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ri'iurieu in i.i ..ij ,n, ,. .,.
ments for the winter months at the
Walton Hotel, Broad and LocUat strceth
They have been spending the late fail at
the Poconoa and nt tho Dennls,'Atlantlc
City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pierce, of Pitts
burgh, announco the marriage of their
daughter. Mlsa Vivian inex Pierce, to
Mr. Charles Alfred Angney, son of tho'
late Dr. WIlllAm Mulr Angney. of thla
olty. In Ventnor, N.J., at noon yesterday.
w- ' ,. A....... Milt t.A at lmmft
mr. nna nn. inn,i "... - -
at 1114 Center street, Wllklnaburg, Pa
aiior January u.
Mra. Robert Emott Hare, of 400 South
Twenty-second street, will entertain at
a muslcalo at her homo on Friday, after
noon, January 7. from A until 0 o 'clock
in honor of her guest, Mrs. Alma. Phelps,
of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Hare a son-In-law
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. W I
Ilnm Frederick Holsman, who'flpent tliu
Chrlstmon holidays with them, have re
Himt tn their homo-ln Washington,
Miss Elolso Dickey, of the Wellington
AnartmcniB, win uiuvrmui i ....-.
party, followed by tea. at tho nellcvue
Stratford, on Wednesday afternoon, Jan
uary 6.
The Chnrlottn Cushman Club will glvo
n, tea on Friday afternoon, from 4 until
6:30 o'clock, to meet Olive Wynhnm.
Mrs. William squire uciaing win
tertaln at a amall luncheon, to be fol
lowed by tirds. at her home, Bayldon,
Montgomery avenue, Brn Mawr, on
Thursday, January ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Howard Wontherly
,.. ..i.in n, .linnAi, nf tliAlr nntnn.
Will cui:i " " .,..,i. - - . V
3919 Chestnut street, on Saturday
iilcht before the New Year dance to be
Htvcn In honor of their debutante daugh
ter. Mlsa Carol Treble Smith, nnd Miss
Katharine Bradford Knight, dobutonta
daughter of .Mrs. Bradford- Knight. ?he
guests will Include persons, from BAlll.
more. Now York and. St. Louis. Three
hundred guesta will attend the dance.
Mlsa A. C. Knight, of 1805 Chestnut
street, entertained at a children a. mat
ineo party yesterday nrternoon
Mr. Elwood liotan and Mr. It. T
Clementa will give a dinner nnd dance
for a numncr ot'ineir irienus m n
Merlon Cricket Club on New Yenr's eve,
... .t.i.,1, Thr& tvhn mill nttend
wi'llie Mr. and Mrn. Car. Rodcers, Mrs.
Stniyn uaeara viemwiuw, i,ion .
Balr, Mlsa Lillian Endlcott. Miss Cyn
thia Shallcross. Mtns Debftnlh Se"al. Miss
ivnineriiie wui"11 n -.-.. .v.. --...--.-,
Mss Mildred E. Kellerman, Mr.. Barrle
Hepourn, air. jjayion .toon. air.
White and Mr. George Wanger.
mk XTH(lAnnt UAy.la,m. n, l.n Rina flml
Daughters of the Pilgrims, organized In
13U0, incorporated in v,.""" ,--
missioned Mrn. Hoi-ace R. Andera, 2135
Wn'nut street, organizer-general for
Pennsylvania. in i-niiauoiii hihi
throughout tho state there are ncattcrcd
H.Kn.v.n.B et ,hu .taflntinl nrfru.nly.Atlnn.
who no doubt will be glad to be grouped
lur moro rjLvvttu uiicinvi wk
tho time of hla death Theoaoro lloiwsrvelt
...am tnMn reAVArnnn fr1ftrol tf t)ll)
'i UUllUiniJ nu'r"'u -" " '
natlonnl orffanizatlon, which office in
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now xmeu uy vir. lviiuuiii iiuwaiu ai,
Mrs. Mary H. Porter, of Merchantvllle,
N. J announces the engagement of her
dnuchter. Miss Anne Ward Porter, to
Mr. Donald Montgomery Steele, aon of
Mr. and Mra. josepn ai. oieeio. or tui
klna Park.
At the meeting or tho Philadelphia
Musle Club, which will be held at 2:30
o'clock on Tuesday, January 11. In the
Clover Room of the Bellevue-Stratford,
the Manuscript Society will present n
Gilchrist memorial program with Mlsa
Frances McCollln In charge. In the
morning the club's musical history' class
will meet at the Orpheus rooms. The
suMect under discussion will bo "Tron
badours." Mrs. Sverre Gulbrandsen
will bo chairman of the day.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellis A. Glmbel will 're
ceive on Thursday evening. January 6,
after 8:30 o'clock, at the Rltz-Canton,
to meet Mr. and Mrsv Leasing Rsscn
wnld.. Mr. and Mrs, Rosenwnld have re
cently moved frpm Chicago, and .wll
.make their homo'nt 183tr South. Hlttcn
houBo square, thla tlty. No cards will
be Issued.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Backs have
moved' from Seventeenth and Walnut
streets to, the Longacrc, 1429 Walnut
street.
Mlsa Helen Kowalekskl, of 2231 Reed
street, who has returned home from
Trinity College for the holidays, will be
tho guest of one of her, school friends in
Shenandoah, Pa., over Now Year's day
Miss Dorothy Loughlln, of MIdvale
avenuo and East Fallls, will en
tertain the live hundred club of which
3uliet
J J. Uwler
1126 Walnut St. SS'iinT'si
After-Xtnas
Millinery Reductions
Valaei tau oood for any
woman to nuas.
Hats Formerly Priced
$10.50 to $25.00
Now
$OJU $M $7.50
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she Is n. member nt her homo this eve
ning. Her .guesta will include Mra.:
Joseph Bergen. Mrs, Charles Brown.
ira. i-viix, airs, jonn iuy, i. x , ...
Kelly, Mrs, Charles Kellv. Mra John
Ktuv. Mr. Bulla MAtz. Mrrt. Lewis A.
Reese, Mrs. Wllllnm Timbers, Miss Kiln
Boyd. Mlsa Mary menaras anu ansa niia
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Northrop and their
small daughter. Miss Mary Frances
Northrop, of Detroit, Mich., are tho
guests of Mr. Northrop'a parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Northron. of Oak Lne,
over the holidays. Mr. Northrop will
no rememoerea a, miss Mary uomey, o
1331 North Caneatoga fttreet
Mr. and Mrs, William Lewis, of 1823
Chestnut street, will leave on Friday
for tho Traymore, Atlantic City, to spend
a few days.
Mr. and Mra. Albert A. Cadwnllader
announce tho engagement of their
daughter, Mlas WlnonA Cadwallader,
And Mr. Charles John Erickaon, of this
city.
GERMANTOWN
Mra. Nlcholnn A. , Petry, of MciCcan
avenue, will entertain at cards nt her
hbrtie this afternoon In honor of Miss
Margaret Clemens, of West Philadel
phia. There will be twenty guests.
Friends 'of Mr. and Mrs. Henry .A.
Miller, of 803 East Washington lane,
will bo glad to hear that Mra. Miller la
convalescing from her recent oevere
Illness. i
, Mrs. Charles. K. Vnn IVnaaelocr. of
f31 West' Washington lone, German
town, i pntArtninlnir her non-ln-law and
daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Hall, of
the Oaks, LanBdowne, Mrs.- Hall, who
is convalescing from n recent lllneBS, will
be remembered aa Mlos Catharine L.
Van Rensselaer.
Mr. antl Mrs. P. Leslie Shaw, of 345
East Upsal street, will go to Atlantic
City for over New Year's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lnurnnce G. Joat, of 248
West Soymour otreet, will entertain nt
a family dinner nt their, home on ew
Ycar'a Day.
Mr. and-Mra. Claude. B. Hagy. of 138
West .Mtv Airy avenue, are- spending
the Chrlstman holidays' lh' Reading.
TIOGA- '
Mrs. Harry Hathaway, of 32'18 North
Flrteenth- street, who haa been spending
the Christmas holidays with her mother
in. New York, will return to her home
on .Saturday. .
.Mr. and Mrn. . Nlchrill, of 869 East
Tioga street, will celebrate tho twenty
fifth "anniversary of 'their wedding thla
evening nt a reception to bo given nt
their home,
, , i,i
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. M. Weber, of 162G West
Erie avenue, announce tho engagement
of their daughter, Mlsa Nellie D, Weber,
to Mr. O. Horace Krouse. 'of this city.
Mr. nnd Mra. W. II. Bates, of 2010
West Oxford street, announced the en
gagement ot their daughter, Mlsa Eve
lyn D. Bates, to Mr. Cecil Dodd, of
Hamilton, N. J., to tho members of Tho
Club, who includo Mlas Kathryn Ben
singer, Miss Ethel M. Braun, Miss Eliz
abeth Brown, Miss Blanche Apfelbaum,
Mlsa Esther Haulier. MIps Clara Mc
Knett nnd Miss Grace Wolfcnden, last
Thursday evening,
Mrs. Richard Oellcra, of 1947 North
Twelfth street, will entertain her bridge
club at her home on Monday afternoon.
The members includo Mrs. Gall Alex
ander. Mrs. L. Mason Baker. Mrn. Wil
liam Brown, Mrs. I. L. Detwiler, Mra.
Walter Detwiler. Mra. Paul Eno, Mrs,
Georire Edmunds. Mrs. William Hod-
son, Mrs. Harry -McCoy, Mrs. Nealo
.MficiNeil, Airs. t,iva iiusn, mrs. uiancno
Steele, Mrs. Edward Watts, Mrs, Charlea
A. Whlto nnd Mrs, t;noia scnuyier.
Miss Mary Cunsworth, daughter ot
Mr. F. E. Cunswnrth, of 1122 West
Huntingdon street, win be married to
dm- to Mr. Stuart C. Connell. of Provl
deuee, R. L, at St. Simeon's Episcopal
Church, by the Rev. Georire "Wnlenna.
Mr. and -Mrs. Martin Oppenhelmer. of
tho Hotel Mnjestlc, havo gone to Flor
Ida for somo tlmo. They will atop off
. Ladies'
Silk Hose
SperisJ Vettae
nUck and color.
nnt quality atlk:
Dlack. white and
colors. Also full
line of Ludlra',
Chlldrtn'li and
Men,' a Hoar,
Open Monday. Fri
day nnd Saturday
Jvenlnsa.
I McPhilomy'j, 1624 Market St
Wexi to rJianieJ inran-r
MIX
im
JytliAumut at4Sth Slrttt
fflitzQiarlton
JPhiladtUikia
After
Christmas Sales
of
Smart
Mid-Winter Fashions
at reductions averaging
; V4V3 to y2
than f
less
DAY AND EVENING GOWNS
TAILORED AND COSTUME SUITS
DAY COATS AND WRAPS
RICH FUR-TRIMMED
EVENING WRAPS
BLOUSES MILLINERY
RARE FURS
and IMPORTED NOVELTIES.
t Bftrnnnah, On., to visit their chil
dren, Mr. nnd Mrs. SIro Mohr.
Mrs. Isnae Ocratley, of 1707 Jefter
eon Rtreet, entertnlned on Bftturday nf.
temoon nt n thentra rftrty, followed by
a tea, at the Bellevue-atratfort, In honor
of her jruest, Mian Janlco Well, of Mont
gomery, Ala,
Mrn. J. J. Jefreraon and her daunhter,
Mlas Marguerite Jcfferaon, of Hlxteenth
nnd Mount Vernon atreeu, nre apendliid
several weekB In Iloaton, where they at,
vlaltlne; Mrs. r. Albright.
Milt Pearl Freud, daughter of. Mr
nnd Mra, I'hlllp Freud, of 3817 North
Eighteenth atreet, la apendlng nome time
in ritttburoh aa the gueat of Mr. nnd
Mra. Hlmon Dreirua.
Mr. nnd Mra, Jacob Taubo, of Ji3J
North Thirteenth atrwt, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Minn Kva
Topsy Taube, to Mr. Iwl8 Lcvlck, of
noriheatt corner of Korty-elghth nnd
Walnut ntrceta,
Dr. and Mrn. Lee M, Jacobs, of m'5
Uutler atrct, nro apendlng this weclt
with Dr. Jncoba' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Jacobs, of New Haven, Conn.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Midshipmen Kdward J. CKane and
James A. Stewart, ntudenta of the Ann
npolla Naval Academy, nre apendlng th
holiday nenaon In thla olty and were the
guetts of Mlsa Helen Il'owland nnd MIhh
Marlon Plnnnr.on at a. dinner nartv given
on last Thursday evening. Midshipmen
O'Kane and Stewart will remain In the
city until the holiday neaaon is over
and then they will resume their studies
at Annapolln.
Dr. arid Mm. John C. Helaler. 3820
Walnut street, have nnnounced the en
gagement of their daughter, Mlas Laura
Mary Helnler, to Mr, Clarence A. Wilson,
of Oermantown.
Mr. Max 1'reaaman, of 5932 Ellaworth
street, nnnouncea tho betrothal of his
dnughter, Mlna Pella J. Pressman, to
Mr. Moe A. Splelmnn, aon of Mr. and
Mra. Adolph tiplelman, of 440 Bouth
Fifty-sixth ntreet
A dinner was given on Christmas Day
hy Mr. J. M. Levy. 1601) North Sixty
aeeond street. In honor of Mlas Annettu
Selenkow, of Baltimore. In the evening
the ollowlng guests wern entertained
at "The Box": Mian Mvrtle P. Lew.
Mlas Ida Stamps, Mien Annettn Selon-
kov. miss Jean u. Adicr, Alias "annie
H. Levy, Mr. Kdward I. Goldman. Mr.
Leon B. Strat, Mr. Harry Iloaensteln,
Mr. Carl Blumcnfleld and Mr. Joe
ItoacnBteln.
Tho Misses Levy. lEnn Mn-th Sixty
second ntreet, will entertain at a Ne
Year'n party at their home on Friday
evening. A feature nt thn evening will
be a Limerick contest, the winner to re
ceive a goiu pieco.
The ri Chapter of the Surma Alpha
Phi Fraternity held Ita annual Christ
mas banquet at tho Cafe Beaux Arts, on
Thursday ovenlng. Mr. D. Barlow
Burke acted as toastmaster. Speeches
were made by Mr. Harry H. Watson,
Jr.. president of tho combined chapters.
Mr. Harry P. Hoffmclater, Mr. Leslie It
Tarleton and Mr. Itussell Boneaall. The
fraternity poem waa read by Mr. Irvlu
C. Heyne.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. George Stotz, of 1920 Spruce
atreet, will entertain the Hlch Five
Club, of which she Is a member, at
luncheon on Friday, January 7, Her
guests will includo Mrs. Harry Baynard,
Mrs. Wllllnm Brown, Mrs. Isaac L. Det
wiler. Mrs. Paul Bno. Mra. Wllllan,
IloJson. Mrs. Harry Hlnckle. Mrs. Harry
Mcuioy, iurn. menaru u tillers, iirs.
"iH.nit3".iJ-l 1TI ,i. i ,i Li-i-..ULI.ut
Men Like
Healthy Wives
Be vivacious havo plenty of
"pep" don't always be "tired"
and complaining. " Reduce your
weight or build up.
Almost any woman may enjoy
perfect health and eliminate; bad
posturo and carrtago aa well as
overweight. The Collins SyBtem
follows natural tinea and Ita
benefits demonotrated over a
period of years.
Collins Institute
For Women Exclusively
Bellevue Court Building
1418 Walnut Street
Trial Treatment OratUt
Phone : Spruce 6484
Next to the Ilellerne-Stratford
ixijrriinxrrxnxixnirnar:
ormer prices
Collins Ilogors, Mra. Frntik Ilaule, Mr.
ClmrlPH A White, Mrs. Frederick Weber
nnd Mrs, IMwnrd Watts
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfson, of ii2i
North Thirty-second afreet, announco
tho engagement of their daughter. Mian
Rao Wolfson, to Mr. Udwln V. Btras
Ddrger, formerly of naltlmorc.
Mm laanc ltlte and Mlhs Florenui.'
Itlee, of 314 Clifford street, nre the
guests of Mra. Fannie Wnltcr, 172 Htntea
avenue, Atlantic City
Mrs. Hani.-h Uelb, of Jim Columbln
avenue, nnnouncea thf engapnment of
her daughter, Minn Bona (lelb, to Mr.
David L, Kun, of Philadelphia,
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mtb. J. Wilson Htoever nr
the gueats of Mr. Slocver's parentn, Dr.
and Mra. Henry Von Hoff Stoover, at
their home In Chester during the Christ
mas holldnya. Mrt, Stoever wa. Mlas
Delpneno Kllzubeth Stearna, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Stenrn-.
of Wllllnmsport, before her mnrrlnge
on December ID.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W, C Bingham, ot Bris
tol, Vt, are gueats of Mra Bingham'
mother, Mra .Inne Turner, at her home
In Illdley Park, where they will remnln
for an Indefinite time.
Every woman's
Shop
am Rmptre llltfx.,
IRIh & Wlnnt flt.
Npeelnl for thin wrfk a gowl aeleetlnn
of nllfflitlr nurd erenln gown. Price
from 118 to tAO, It will pay women
and glrln of limited mean to vlalt
a before going eUewhrrr. Vlalt our
shop or phone: Walnut 1718.
ntn.ADEtPHlA'H LHADINO nfKATHKB
Direction of LEE J J. BHUHK1.T
ejam SHURFRT evfi at kho
3. 3"IJI;Lt Mat. Wed t Sat. 1:10
LAST 4 DAYS
AL J0LS0N
In the SlKllne N.T Winter Garten H-.ntltm
SINBAD
iraAn nis woNDEiueut. nbw rono
Last Pop. Mat.Today $1.50
$& SEATS NOW SELLING
POIl TJ!E ENTIRB ENOAOEMBNT
Limited to 3 Weeks Only
Tho Sensation of Paris nnd New
York Brought to Philadelphia
P. Ray Comstock and Morris Gcst
Announce World-Famous
APHRODITE
(From the Trtalro nenalpmanr,, Parla)
COMPANY OF 300-H OEOnCJEOUS SCENES
LVR I P n'os. at :15
V MATH. ,VEI). & RAT
First Pop. Mat.Today "' $1.50
SELWYN'8 aUAltANTEED SUCCKH3
DONALD I'EGOY IIALP1I
BRIAN WOOD MORGAN
In the Merry Musical Play
BUDDIES
"ONE OF THE MOST nNJOTAnLE BN
TERTAINMENTH OF THE PIIESENT SEA
SON." Ennliuc Lelw.
CHESTNUT ST. Opera House
POP. MAT TODAY IIEST fiEATS 11.50
"EAST
WEST"
wrni
FAY BAINTER
"Charm and plqtont ir)nallty of Fay
Painter win ln-lit"nt npplauae of a capacity
audlenoa." Public ledger.
ADELPHI LAST 2 WEEKS
Evga 8 IS. Mats. Tomor. Sat.
A. IL WOODS Prcnts
MARJ0RIE
RAMBEAU
In Channtnc Pollock' Crrat Melodrama I
THE SIGN ON THE DOOR
THE WALNUT
Tonla-ht at 8 30. Matin,.. Tftlay at i.-.IOi
WINTHROP AMES Presents
GEORGE ARLISS !
ttT-i r p 11
r!
in i ne ureen ooriaess
By WILLIAM ARCHER
"Mr AmtM nMMTfl tho play with w inlrouit '
curv Ttif roio of noja plo.nlI K Hulteii to
Mr AriiM --uerorn
"Mr Aril rarrifd hln role in nurpmlifj.y
iffivtup fafchlon " -North American
Make Your
New Years Eve
Reservation
at
30 So.
15th St.
DANCING
Supper de Luxt2 Favors
$5-00 Per
- Cover
ACAlll-.Mt Ol-' Ml'HIC, Thura K. Io. 10
MESSIAH
nY
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
HENRV aotlDON THtlNOEn. Conductor
i:i.i:.NOU CEIUCH- Soprano
ICATIlAniNE MEIHI.E Contralto
HEED M I I.I. KU Tenor
IIENIII SCOTT Ila.ao
Mi-mlwra Philadelphia Orchaatra
Tlckrtii at llapp' ami Aradnny ot Mualo
TISc, 11,00. tl.KO; Amphitheatre BOo
ACADEMY ", TUES. 5S 4 ','
MirniOPOLlTAN OPERA COMPANY
I A ROHFMF Mm" Alaa iia
LJ DUnClYlC Mm, (Hall Hcottl. PIcco
Miirtltin Ananlan I'ontturtnr Paul
TlrkM, Academy A Hi-ppf'u 11111 Chmlnut
ORPHFIJM Oirmairwn i. ChelttnAve.
ulu H-Wl il.llne. Tnm.irrow a, IS
MAE DESMOND SU1;"" AV,..l
Nest VecU"MAJWY THE POOll aiHt."
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MAJtKnT All lOTIt M A M TO It P. M.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IH A MHW PHTOnB
THE MARK OF ZORRO
Nr Tear'M fSv, Extra Midnight I'orformaim
lUaerved Seat Now l'aul Price Prevail
PAL ACEWJ.4 MNftx Wtt
WM. S. HART
in j;iEiiil:itE iP
THE- TESTING BLOCK
New Tear' Kvp, Eirn Jllilnlcht rerfomvance
ADPAHIA Uheatnut Bt Bel. 10
AKUAJJ1A 10 M tolt,lBP.L
a r.ois wnuEii I'ltout'CTioM
TO PLEASE ONE WOMAN
aL Harold Lloyd wumjj,.
New Ymr'11 Kve. Kutri Miauight l'-rformanu
VICTORIA TO Wiw
PAULINE FREDERICK
IN I'iOTt)Hl.ATION FIIO.M "IUIS"
A SLAVE Ob VANITY
New Yeur'a Eve. Extra Midnight lVrtormano
-A DJT'OT T2 MAitKET STnaE-r
Arl 1 UL n,A. m, to li.to p.m.
"BEHOLD, MY WIFE"
nrriPVlT Mnrknl KL bel. 17th
r.rlAli-..N 1 0.4SA it to 11.15 P.M.
DOROTHY GISH 'PUSlpjr.
rTrDX? mahkot street
Jl-JDE, AT JU.VTPEII
CONTtVT'Dt'H VAt'DEVIl.LE 11 TO
"THE MIMIC WORLD"
New Year's Eve MUMa
PHILADELPHIA a FOREMOST THHATOK 8
FORREST mat. TODAY
LAST 4 NIOHTR tjiat .Mat. Saturday
Wc Weigh Our Anchor und
Awny We Go
LAST TIME NEW TEAIl'H NIGHT
CMA&IC5 DILLINGHAM'S
. musical cvMtor&cctsr
KHILOT
OHHCfStc-HotmGmt
NFOCT WEEIC HEATS TOMOIinOW
Mil. A I EIU.ANGER Prent
Th Exquisite Homaiitlc Opora
MONSIEUR
BEAUCAIRE
WITH
MR. MARION GREEN
OrlxIniU Uondon and
New York C'aat
BROAD ' MHt. Today, Frt .Bat.
Positively Last Week
POPt'I.AU MAT TODAY I HEST d;9
k extra mat rnt Hk'V'r's .
A Booth Tarkinfcton Classic
CLARENCE
with ALFRED LUNT AVD
OninlNAI. NEW YORK CAST
Nig- SE1AT SALE TomE0nrS
ANOTHER HENUY W SAVAdB HIT
" SHAVINGS
A CAPE COP COMEDY
Taken from Jr,eph c I.ln'nln'n Nonre,
OntOtNAI. NEW "Moat lovalil.-.
YOIIE CAST Inurhut.ln May
With "r atKaed."
HAnnY nEUEHFOKD N Y Mall,
METROPOLITAN ,gK
All This and Next Week '"j-,"'
Pop, Mat, Today
50c to $1.50
ED WYNN
CARNIVAL
N-v Vnff Production)
Ed. Wynn "ntt't
nn1 Wynn-Sftmn Choru
i Popular Prices, Evgs, 50c to $2
I Rfata nt IJfnc UR1 i- und WoMrann'e, Ui
Chestnut atn-.it
GARRICK Mat. Today
DAVID JIKI.ASro PHESE.VT3
DA VI D
WARFIELD
"The Return of Peter Grimm'
ACADKMT OK MfSIP
nncTAM Nl"-N J a.- 3, BUS
r i.- i i i m st.()Kr
SYMPHONY CORTOT
ORCHESTRA ' r m.nhM Planet.
PIERRE WONThlJ. 1110 ChMitrut and
,'on.lrcto- .,a,1ny
I LL i ALAL -mai.ki:tstb.
V.- r'.l (Irii'-"t "-- tlijt An
j.,T; lv.ttt, na Aftcrn-'on Jin's Ivvnlng
NdIIVAI. HI.AUY8
BAPTIE'.LAMB
AT K-E PAI.A E ALT. WEEK
TEITH'S
KARYL NORMAN, "THE
( CREOLE FASHION PLATE"
In "A Tent nf Ma'.odlea"
1 V LADDIE CLIFF
fnk' Wood 1 Iiunfe d Mra
Une lfuffhej & Co Tor MlrrPH Dtnnl
DU HOLIDAY rEATt'IUC tilHiW
3 Shrwe N Year's Du) ' 1 .10 4 SO A H P.M.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Thurs. Aft., Dec. 30. at 3:00
TOSCANINI
LA SCALAAORCHESTRA
OK MILAN
(100 PLAYEnS)
Ticket, 1 to 3 On Hal at Het7'a,
1110 Cheatnul Bt and Aeailttny of Mmki
" DVLLIIOOM HELLEVt'E HTJIATTOIUJ
SAMAROFF-STOKOWSKI
TII BEETHOVEN LECTUHE-HEClTAri
WEDNESDAY EVE i . DEC. S. AT 8:1S
"API'ABHIONATA" HONATA ON PROORUf
TirKETS. II TO I2.B0 AT HEPPE'O.
1 1119 CHEHTNUT BT AND DOOB
WORLD'S
OV LiVINU
CUItlOBlTliM
OPEN OA1LT
U In 111 M
MUSEUM
tUh A Market Fomrriy ninarharo Uc
MOOSE HALLrp JS??
WondTful N'W Motion Play Up to Del
Tlrket Crrelln Ticket Ca . SIS Liberty Illd.
rASINOw"'GiflRLs'br'
nuiiivy THE Ut St A
Secure Feat Mow for Mummer' VJOnlfM
Rhow. Friday. tl.wnUr HI
PEOPLES i
ne At. 4, Cam.
MAT. TODAT
BIG WONDER SHOW 'BiWijf
XUT.-N1TB B1IOW NEW YEAR'H EVE.
n IMONT'S vru Alien, evo. sua
UUIVlUrNa O Dmy Mat. Xma. Wit
EMMETT WELCH Minitreln
Lauihabla nurleaque, "WHAT IB laVBr
Mldnltht Hhow New Yara Ev, 11:0
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