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taiicv Wynne Talks of the Engagement of Miss Shober
and Mr. Hawkins She Tells of the Golden Wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. James Mauran Rhodes
mitxT'S nn interesting en(tnKeuicnt of
7 'Tr o f th" Samiiri h. Bhobem, o
iMV Lr Colorado Hprlng. nml
r,r(,,,,,l hero n "nplc o In
'"I'-w hr 1eb.it. Her sister Awim
,n "? e hero t lilii winter, nml I.
n H In, her time with her mint. MIm
?!"! J "IcL'JI, n,l with her unclm ......
,,oie r.. j pemtarton Ilnlcli
niin.i. .... . M uonyngiinm
lnnn n"
XT U ensaced to Curt. Onrdner
. 1 1. ho ii a son of Mr. nud
Vl?-" Ai'l.to.1 Ilawkln. of El I'nso.
". i,!,pr xxns Miss Hutchinson,
'' ; , a,nvatia ntuf Jim.
She come ori here for n
" --enntlv. when she enter-
Shober was
lter or
Hutchinson.
.hort time .'- AHnf.q. jr.
Ili" klni n. MU. Shober will bo mar
"c,l next June uM Colorado.
A xi) .peaking of the West makes me
A' think that Mr. nnd Mrs. .lames
AUiirSi llnwlw. who went out to
.' ta larnba from here some Jive. .xonn,
o Vlll elebrnte their Rolden wed
" . ., .i.i- .. ontt I nin nut Mire
Wl but It is. odny or tomor
L ll.ree of their ehil.lren xxlll he
nV
nhle
in be win.
then on thut day
.Tnieli their four .lauglitern have not
!-noo leave home .h,?t , , this
none datlRhter of the late Mr. nn.
X llonincau Horie. Mrs. John T.
i.ru.1. dr. and Mrs. George Mnson,
" Of the een living children of the
ninrnnge of Mr. nml Mrs. Ithiides.
their sons Mauran, wlio is married and
Uie In Kansas City; Horie. who is
r.1,n married and lives in Seattle, nml
1 nine who lives In Snntn Uarbnra
with his wife, will be with their father
nnd mother for the nnnivornar . Their
four .laughters are Mrs. Kdwnrd Hurts
liorne. Mrs Ull.x Phelps Dodge. Mrs.
nnnklln Shnrpless and Mrs. Dens
Smkler Mrs. Hortshornc. Mrs. Sharp
irq and Mrs. Blnkler nil live lu this
utv nnd the Main Line, and Mrs.
l'hclps lives in New York and I.oti
ilon IHBAH the Art Alliance is to liaxo a
private view of the artistic photo
rrnplis of Mr. Hichnrd Uooner this
afternoon nnd tho exhibition will last
on through the week. There will be tea
fiom 4 until (1 o'clock, nnd Mth. (Jldeon
lloericke, Mrs. William Clark Ma
in, Mrs Krrdeilck Mount. Mrs. Hob
irt Watson. Mrs. Camilla Zee-fewer mid
ii number of other umnen will receive.
Thnt Art Alliance has been n splendid
kill icss, lias it not? There's uln.s
omething interesting going on there,
arts and irafla work, pulntings, draw -uijr
and sculpture ami till of the best.
I love to stop in now nnd nguin to ste
ilio lovely things they have.
ISN'T It too bad about Mary Spots
wood Harrison? I hear she has scar
lot fever, and the whole family Is in
quarantine I believe it only developed
n few dajs ago. .Mary Spotawood is the
nungest of the three daughters of the
(' C Harrison, Jrs., and is too cute for
an. thing. She has the loveliest long
'icht hair nnd blue eyes, and as she
crows older I think she will resemble
Ikt mother very mwh.
If certain!) is too Uld to get sick
niht in the hn!ida)s, when all the fun is
doing And Augusta Is nlso .piaran
lined, it will put nn end to her good
t niwi for a while. Just when she's a
ilclmtante, too; but these things will
tiiippcn, even, as in this case. In the
l"t regulated families, and when we
li'int expect them.
THINK it's awfully nice the old-fat-hioncd
idea is coming back of
Kirr)lng your little bounuet, instead of
"caring it where it gets nil crushed
"hen )ou nre dancing. Heally it looks
'prv pretty to see the girl's hand lest
nc on the man's shoulder with a bunch
if violets or sweet peat, in it. while
iIipv nrednncing, nnd at the recent bnlls
nlmnvt every "deb" had (lowers of onic
Kind and there ore certainly more
(lowers going tlic rounds tills year thnn
there were laat senson.
NANCY WYNNi:.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss Sarah II H Penrose, daughter of
" .'liarles HhiElinm Penrose, of 1720
''rruco dtrect, will entertain nt n small
linnor it her homo on Thursday eve.
nlng January 20. In honor of MIsp
uriili Harrlnger, debutanto daughter of
Mr nnd Mrs. r,nlcl Moreim nnrrlnner.
'" RimHtn will later attend the dance
"li-h Mr nnd Mrs James Francis Sul-
nn, of tho Woods, llndnor, and the
'z-Carlton, will gln In honor of their
liillante daughter, Miss Kl.ilne S Sill-
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Thr guests who attended the dinner
BIEG'S EGG
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Maktt the Hair Flatly
and Glouy. Not Sticky
nor Grtaty.
At oil Dnig anil Pept
Stores (u e-ox Jars.
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Every woman's
Shop
a ni:v iuiu roii iiiii..
We Intltrt wflmpn of rHliiMiirnt to ulAte
I.hrlr llel.t.r until purine npuurrl In our
hiimlM for anlA. A rllutitn ulnrp fur
illcnillnl women to do liuilnrm WV hatr
in imy ralla lur winter louU. Iry u.tr
I I'Iihi.
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l.llh A Walnut hU. I'lionri Wal, 11J3 I
Own !. Km:
last night which Mr. 3. McKean Havurl
of 105 Johnson street, Uermnntown, ae
at the Princeton Club In honor or his
debutante daughter. Miss Mary IJt llnv
nrd, Included Mlsg Ellse du Pont, Miss
Mary C alter, MIbs Nancy nnrclay, Mr.
William I, Uarclay, Mr. Philip Corson,
Mr. Paul Casey, Mr. Hudson Chapman,
Mr. Oeorge Warder and Mr Kmshaw
Cook, of Ilnltlmore.
Tho jrucsta later attended the ball
which .Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Starr, of
Chestnut Hill, pave at tho Wta-Carlt
In honor of Miss .Mary Starr Qrlsoom,
debutante daughter of Mr. Hodman Ii
Grlscom
Mr. nnd Mrs Charlton Yarnall. of
(seventeenth nnd Ionist streets, enter
tained at dinner last night before tho
opera. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Coxe Ynrnnll. Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Ktnlen .Vewbold, Mr. Alex
ander Sellers, Jr, and Miss Agnrs Yar
nall. The guests who attended the dinner M
the Hltz-Carlton and theatre partv .ast
night gleh bv Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ilogers
Maxwell, of Selkirk. Vlllanovn, In honor
of their son, Mr, John llogcrs Maxwell
Jr., Included Miss Frances Mills, MI'S
Isabella l)a Costa, Miss Lenetta F
Jonne. MIbb Allda 11. Klsenbre), Mi
Krlo Whitney, of New York ; Mr Alex
ander Cassatt, Mr. Anthony Cassatt and
Mr. Morris Clothier Maxwell.
Mrs. Norton Downs and her debutante
daughter. Miss Sarah Atlee Downs, of
Fordhook House, Three Tuns, acconi
pnnled bv Miss Anna Sophia Yarnall
debutnntu daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlton Yarnall, will leae early lu
February for an extensle tilp through
uaiirornin, i
Mrs Downs entertained nt dinner Inst
night and later occupied her box at the
opera. The guests Included Miss Anna
Sophia Yarnall. Miss Downs, Mr Wat
ren McK. Powns nnd Mr. Wnller Allan
Miss Downs' engagement to Mr Robert
I,. Fisher, of New Yotk, was recenMy
announced .
Mrs. Downs nnd her family are occu- I
pylng for the winter the house of Mr I
and Mis. ttlward Crorer. 2128 Iicust '
street. Mr. and Mrs. Croier and their
fninllv are spending the winter at yt
Augustine, Fin.
Mr. nnd Mrs Theophllus Stork, of fluO
Church lane, Ocrmantown, will give a
dinner on Friday. January M, lu honor
of Miss Klennor King1, daughter of Mr
nnd Mrs William Ooro King, of New
York, who will bo thu guest of Miss
Anna Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs
William Draper l.evls, ut Aw bury,
their place In Uermnntown Miss King
made her debut last season In New York.
The guests who will attend the dinner
to be given by Mr. and Mrs. llenrv F
Mlchell at their home, 3949 Chestnut
strwt. lit honor of Miss F.llso du Pont
debutante daughter of Mr nnd Mis
Francis I. du Pont, on Wednesdnv eo
nlnir, January 12, will Include Miss l.u
cretin S HecLscher. ,.'il, Miss Anne Ash
ton, Miss Margarett.i large Harrison.
Mips Prlscllln Dals. Miss Anltu Straw -bridge.
Miss Mary McICean Uavard, Miss
Itelona I.niiRdon Mitchell. Miss Hlolse
Wanlner, .Miss Mary P. Uaitow, Miss
Katharine Perry, of New York. Mr
Henry Paiker. Mr Harold Savior. Mr
John tllspham, Mr l.loyd Ilensniiw. Mi
Mahlnn Hutchinson Mr Kdgar Scotl
y,r. Kduard M K Klapp Mr Joseph
Harrison, Jr, Mr Oorge Hunt, Mr. Kd
ward Van Pelt, Mr Stanlev Hurlbut, Mr
Kdward S W Farnum and Jtr Mlnturn
lllO), Mr John Thomas nnd Mr Hen
dricks Terrv, all of New York The
guests will later i.ttnd the danc lo bu
Klvcn by Dr npd Mrs (leorge Fules
Uuker In honor of Miss Klennor tium
mey, debutante daughter of Mr nnd
Mrs. Charles Frnncls Uun.me Mr and
Mrs. Mlchell's daughter. Miss Helen VII.
morln Mlchell. Is, dexotlng this )e..r to
music und w 111 be a debutante of ie.V
season
Dr. and Mil George G Uos.s will
entertain nt n small dinner at their
home, 1721 Spruce street, tonight lu
honor of their guesta. Miss Katharine
Wlnslow, of Hoston, and Miss Frances
oung, of Baltimore, before the dance to
be glen by Dr. and Mrs. Iloss nt the
Acorn Club, to formally present to so
ciety their daughter. Miss Frances J.
Hots.
Among Hie guests who will attend tho
luncheon, to he followed bv cards to be
given by Mrs William Squire Belrilng,
nt her- home, Uudon, Montgomery ave
nue, Hryn Mnwr, tomorrow, will be .Mrs
Jt.A,frt .v"moU ,,nre' Mrs Henrv Ashton
Utile. Mr. Arthur Burneaton Owuiih.
Mrs, Wllllnm P Denegre, Mrs George
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MISS KI.KANOK PICKIOItl) .MOKliAN
Daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. (ieorgo II. .Morgan, of V)iiote. .Miss Morgan
entertained at two dinner parties last week
I'lltz Chandler. Mrs Littleton W Taze
well Waller. Mrs. W. o. Smith. Mrs.
Il.nrv Hlyun, Mrs. Charles Warner, Mrs
Carrol Robertson. Mrs. ltobfat M Glr
vln, Mrs. Irving Prentiss, Mrs .'l.irence
Hawdeii. Mis. Charles Donnelly and
Mrs IMward Cadwalader
Mrs Francis I. du Pont of H.M
Spruce wtreet. will be i.t home lufor
mall) on Mondays In Jatiuar) No c-iida
The marriage of Miss Ida Murie
Wlnlets, of i.32 West College inenile,
and Mr John J Stanton wns colt-brated
this afternoon at 4 o'clock In the priests'
house at St l.udwlg's Church. Following
a weddliiK trip Mr. und Mrs Stanton will
make their homo at Willow Glow.
Mr. and Mrs Wllhctm will llvo at 1626
Oxford street
IlOSnNKriANTO STItUMnYEIl
Tim irnirrhm nt Mln Mltinlo Hlr.l-
I m.v.f ..nticylttAp tt Mr nml Mrs. Morris
Htrumeyer, of 1C07 West Susquehanna
nxenue to Mr. Isadoro llosenkrniitsi wns
solemnised on Sunday evening nt v
tnnns. Ilroad nnd Diamond streets. Tho
Ilev, Dnvld Krnus officiated.
Tim bride was given In marrlago by
her father nnd tho bridegroom was at
tended by Mr .los-pli KosenkrnnU as
best man. Mrs J 11 Montague, of New
Vr.r!r u alplnr .if (ha lirllle. OCted aS
mation of honor nnd the bridesmaids
torn 1ua Tlnan lfnu.,nUrn fit X MISS KcnS
Herbst Miss Hose Strunieyer and Miss
Mnrlli. Iitwr
After the ceremony n wedding dinner
wns served, which was attended by
sout 100 guests, many coming from
New York. ProNldence, Cleveland nnd
IJrownsNllle. Tex , , ,
immediately ufler the dinner the bride
and bridegroom left on nn extended tour
to Atlantic City and the South and will
return to New Vork In thn early spring,
where they will make their home.
HINKI.KYCI.AHK
MIhm Marlon Louise Clnrk, daughter
of Mr William Lewis Clark. 47ns
Greene street, Germantown, and Mr
Don Itaymnnd Hlnkley, of Huffalo. N
Y , will ho married this evening at 7
o'clock In the 'First Baptist Ch'jr.h,
Seventeenth north of Walnut tre-M, by
tho Itev Carter Helm Jones.
The .irlde, who will be given In mar
riage bv her father, will wear a i;own
of white satin trimmed with famlly
duchess and old point lace hho will
-, .. . Hn.mn, . f fllirnillll nilt.
Church. 2129 Hast Cumberland street ,.os, l)0nt nce nnd will enrry n shower
The pastor, the rtev William 11. Pugh, i .nun.Vet of wl to orchids and sweet
linen eai
MRS. HENRY STILWELL
WEDS C. R. WOODRUFFf
Marriage Takes Placo at St.
Luke's Episcopal Church
This Morning
A marriage of Interest wns solemnised
very quietly at 11 30 o'clock this morn
ing In the Hplscopal Church of St Lulo
nnd the Kplptinn) when Mrs. Henry
Voorhees Stllwell of 341 South I'.lght
eonth street, bpcntne the bride of Mr
Clinton Ilogers Woodruff Tho ceremony
wns performed by the lit. Itev Philip
Rhlnelnnder, bishop of Pennsylvania, as
slated by the Ilev Dnvld M Steele. D. D .
rector of the church. Tho bride wn.
Klven In marriage bv her brother, Mr H.
L. Dinning, of New York, nnd wns at
tired In n traellng suit The niece of
the bride, the smnll daughter of Mr
Dinning, nctcd ns flower girl, and Master
John Poole, of New York, wns the little
page. Mr John Ashhurst nctcd ns best
man There was no leceptlon After a
wedding trip, Mr nnd Mrs Woodruff
will be at home nt 31 1 South Klghtecnlh
street
WILIIDLM MAUIinit
The wedding of Mrs Hdlth Templeton
Mnurer, of 2B2C Almond stroct, nnd
Lieutenant Curiett H Wlthelm took
pliico nt 7 o'clock last evening In the
parsonage of Beacon Presbyterian
Irish lnco. She will carry a basket of
pink roses nnd sweet peas,
Mr Leslie Wells Joy will act as best
man nnd the ushers will Include Mr Fill
ton Samson, Mr Carl Thomas. Mr John
Sheedy, Mr Morris Heserthal nnd Mr
Garrett Odgers
Mr, Hlnkle) nnd his bride wdl b nt
home In Murrain after a month's cruire
to the West Indies
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mrs. Anna II Lebach, of Itlchmond,
u., was the guest of Mr and Mrs Lni.
aruo Breldenbach, 2729 W.st Somerset
street,
Miss rtose V Gllrk 2501 Master
street, spent the holiday week with Miss
Pauline Klttner, of New York, for
merly of this city
LOGAN1
Mr nnd Mrs, Joseph Cafljll? UHrk
entertained ut n Now Year's parly given
at their home, 034 North Ninth street.
Among tho guests wern Mrs Sxmuel
Ullck, Miss Minnie SwnrtJi Miss Mftry
Ullck, Miss Nletberger. M'ss 15. Ullck,
Mr nnd Mrs Lew Ten.ller. Mr Jon TIp
lltx, Mr Phil 01nsmnn. Mr, Joseph .'.
Nnythons, Mr nnd Mrs Jowph Fnrrell,
I Mr nnd Mrs Thlrmin, of Now York,
, Mr Hobcrt Weler, Mr Dnvlo Mustgu.
Mr Benjamin Weiss and Mr Sol Welij,
Ierformed the ceremony
acted as best man
Miss
IirlH,
William Tludblph
Templeton, a sister o" tlm brlHo nu, M.. rhirlr., Forrest-Mover will at
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lend ss maid of honor and will wear
t.lplirfinant Wllhplmi .. ,BA.l, r nlnt, ttaflu nml rhlffon hat
sered with the American expeditionary nf pink tulle nnd will carry pink sweet
forces, enllstlnir on a private at the out
break of tho war In 1317 and serving
peas Mrs .1 I'nrKe nipii.n ni ';
inati on of honor Her gown will ho of
line chirron nnu unu J'"k;r!ii
wcot peas and roses The bt Ides
...hi ii,i,in Miss Clara Hlnkley
this engagement ho was commissioned a nnd MIm Mildred Kcllertnnn. vno will
IIiMltpimtit nml rrnnuf.Aj t. a,.,.,.. i.. .i nit, A .n nnle lllue CUIIinn
second Division gaining now Inurels for, with lints of blue tulle nnd will carry
iirrtverj in .ne
seen lug with th
at coDlenr Arter
with distinction as st-rKennt througli the jmi,. blue
Chateau Thierry offensive with th pink sweo
I-ouith Division, regular army. After1 maids wll
no was commissioneu a nml MIM
msferred to the Thirty- ba gowne
."HiiiiK uuw uiurcis lur, Willi inn 'm imu- ... ,::-- ,.. .,
Argonne Forest, later pink roses Miss Helen Clege will lie a
e army of occupntlon (lower Rlrl nnd will wear n simple irccK
n flip to Niagara Fnlls of white organdie trimmed Willi ".any
John Van Pelt. Mr Wllllnm Nelln. Mr.
William Kverelt Ilule, Mr Adler II
Stevenson, Mr Thomas Muthews, Mr.
Aiken ltelchner Mr. Wlliam Davis, Mr
Arthur Hickman, Mr. John T Wnlu
wrlght, Mt Andiew Wheeler. Mr. James
U. Altemus nod Mr and Mis, George
Willing. Jr
Miss Julia Herwind, nccompanled
bv her niece. Miss Margaret K. Dunlap,
of 102 South Tvveiit) -first street, will
leave tho. latter pait of tills week for
New York to attend thu wedding1 of Miss
Muriel Wlnthrop daughter of Mr. and
Mn. Lgerton I Wlnthrop, and Mr
lllrhnr.l D H Hoiirdmuii, of Boston,
which will be knlemnlzed on Saturday
nrienioon In the .'hutch of St. Mniks-In-lhe-Bow,
rl" to be 1'illowed bv ,a
The guests who will ntlend the theatre nceptlon nt tin- bume of the bride's par
partv and supper at the Beilevuu-Strat-1 enls, loi. Kast Mnet.v-IlrHt street Miss
ford tonight which Mrs ituthe.ronl I Iki w Ind w 111 nt, rtnln nt a small .linnet
Pearson will give In honor nf lur tie I nt her home m Frldnv night before the
butnnte nlooe. Miss Kleunoi 13 ltussell I (list Assemblv MIm Uerwlnd and Miss
Peubod), daughter of Mr und Mis I Dunlnp will be the guests of Miss Hei
Archlbald Russell Pea bod v of New wind's brother und sister-in-law, Mr
ik. will Inilude MIsh Mat) T Good-' nnd Mrs IMw.trd J Berwlnd, fori, few
man Miss Hnirlett Zlmmeinian. .Missl,i,nH
I Sbuw Hepburn. Miss Muiy Si rr Oris-1 .M'" A ,.' ,""1 anntcr entertained
com. Miss Anne Ashton. Mls nilzabeth V '), 8,n,a" ,.""'1'r nt her home. 1605
JeancH. Mlsk Snn.li H.irrlngei Miss North Hroailstifet. last evening, fol
Marearet Dunlap, Miss KIhIiui Sulll- 'i'.?"1,1" a .,,'.'.'i"rV lm,tJ: ,Mr Tolan.l
van, Miss Nancy McKean. Miss Lucie- 'Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, Is being enter
tla S Heckscher, 2d, MU 13, Ilussell I '"'"ed 'ig the guest or Mrs. Carpenter's
'Tucker. Miss Kathleen Bitter, Miss i son, Mr Hamilton Dlsston Carpenter llo
1 Helen L. Sewell, ,Mlss Sara li Dolan, . came to attend thu Assembly on Friday
.mibs .Maiv i liionuiiimug, .miss i-eggy "nm
llosengurteti, Miss Antoinette Gevcllii,
Ml.ss Mnrjoile Y Gibbon, Miss Susuu
Stewart" Mi Norrls S Barratts.
Jr., a Mr. Joseph Harrison, Jr. Mr.
Hertuald Jacobs, Mr. J. Andrews Harris,
:id. Tllr. Samuel K Carpenter, Mr Ed
ward C. Cassard, Mr. Barchi) Scull. Mr
John U. Denver, Jr, Mr Henry Geyelln,
Mr. Arthington Gilpin, Mr Winchester
sullen, ..... .,,.,. ......... .,.,, ....i. i
Sloan, Mr Coil Grlllln, Mr William A. I
Tucker, Mr Joseph H Wolnwrlglit. Mi.
W. Ilevnolds Wilson. Jr , Mr Jnmes A..
Broadhend. Mr Douglas Ward. Mr
Phlller Lee, Mr James Ferguson, Mr I
Harrv Curtis, Mr George Knenss, Mr
Alfred C Gilpin, Mr Alexander P. Mor
gan. Mr Hobert W Downs. 3d, Mr
Mi and Mis Thomas DeWitt Cuvltr.
of ICdgewood, Huveiford, entprtnine.i
Miss Julia A Berwlnd In their box at
the open, last night,
Mrs, Hern) S Jeanes, of 2012 Spruco
stnet, uiul her daughters. Miss Mnr
gaietta J:nes nnd Miss Kllzabeth
Jeanes, will be nt home on Thursdays
in January from I until fi o clock.
Invitttioni
or Announce-
liberate frlies sflaitf' mtntj
Mrlte nr rhone inr KllRrntril or I'rlntcd
Sninples.
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Patronized by Philadelphia's
Leading Women of Affairs.
For over n period of years we
havo successfully treated women
of all nges along natural lines of
Physical Improvement.
Collins institute
For Women Exclusively
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Phone t Spruce 5484
j Nezl tn the llelloirae.Mriiffnrd
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Liberty llonds and
purchasing a g e n t s'
aiders accepted.
Mail orders promptly
filled Vur Garment
repaired and remodeled
quick delivery, vciy
model ate charges
Furriers and Milliners-
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1115 CHESTNUT ST.
(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
C ft ii r q r purchase
will be billed on March
1st Purchaser open
ivg ..cm accounts will
be entitled lo the
above dating
L'xlnt ltngt. iisei kji
lo Hi bust
Manufacturers' Cancellation Sale
of FURS Prices Cut i2
"We accept your offer of 50c on the dollar for our fine stock of Furs," said four
prominent New York Fur manufacturers in response to our offer. It was a sacrifice,
but they were compelled to accept. They had orders cancelled for thousands of
dollars' worth of the finest quality Furs. They needed money. We needed Furs for our
customers at a price we knew they would pay. We have the Furs. We're waiting to
turn them over to you at the greatest savings possible. We've added our own rich stocks
1 to this sale, marked down the price to an average of one-half greater, in some instances
and invite you to take advantage of this wonderful money-saving opportunity.
A Small Deposit Reserves Purchase Patmcms to Continue at Convenient Intervals
rHalf Price Values in Fur Coats and Wraps
111 Kill
French Seal, Self-Trimmed 30-in.
Brown Marmot, Self-Trimmed..... 30-in.
Brown Marmot, Raccoon 30-in.
Natural Muskrat, Self-Trimmed 30-in.
French Seal, Skunk 30-in.
French Seal, Squirrel 32-in.
French Seal, Self-Trimmed 36-in.
Natural Raccoon, Self-Trimmed. . . . 30-in.
French Seal, Beaver 32-in.
French Seal, Skunk & Squirrel 3G-in.
Natural Raccoon, Self-Trimmed. . . . 36-in.
Natural Muskrat, Self-Trimmed 36-in.
Hudson Seal, Self-Trimmed 30-in.
Natural Muskrat, Raccoon 40-in.
Hudson Seal, Beaver 30-in.
Hudson Seal, Skunk & Squirrel 30-in.
Hudson Seal, Self-Trimmed 36-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed 32-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed 86-in,
Hudson Seal, Squirrel 36-in.
Hudson Seal, Skunk and Beaver 36-in.
Natural Squirrel, Self-Trimmed 30-in.
Hudson Seal, Self-Trimmed 45-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel 36-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed '10-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Self-Trimmed 45-in.
Natural Squirrel, Self -Trimmed 36-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel 40-in.
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel 45-in.
Formerly
195.00
225.00
215.00
245.00
245.00
245.00
245.00
295.00
275.00
295.0)
325.00
345.00
395.00
395.00
445.00
495.00
495.00
550.00
595.00
595.00
645.00
645.00
645.00
695.00
695.00
745.00
745.00
845.00
795.00
NOW
91.50
112.50
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
1 15.00
165.00
165.00
165.00
175.00
195.00
195.00
225.00
215.00
245.00
275.00
295.00
295.00
325.00
325.00
325.00
315.00
3 15.00
375.00
375.00
125.00
415.00
Extra Special-
145.00 Australian
Nutria Coat
.'!(J inches lonjr
74.50
Fur Stoles
Mere NOW
59.50 French Seal . ,19.30
110.00 Scotch Jhlr (U..-.0
110.00 Hudson iioal . (i9..ri0
luTiOO Nat. Nut m . 79ri()
135.00 Nat. Squirrel.. 79.50
1-io.OO Nat. Skunk . 8I.50
175,00 Jnp Mink 97.50
15 00 Jup Kol.rHvy 1 15.00
Choker Scarfs
Wi'.i-
21.50 Huil.-.on Seal ..
:ill.30 Tnupo Fo
39.50 Jap. Mink
o9.50 Stono Marten
11.50 Natural Haceoon
1 1.50 Genuine Heaver.
40.50 Fitch (2-skin) ..
49.50 Jap Sable
09.50 Hudn'n Bay Sable
sou
1 1.50
19.50
19,50
19.50
21.50
21.50
31.50
31.50
11.50
Extra Special
21.50 to 19.50
Fox & Wolf Scarfs
Animal efTeet.s, well
innile ami substantial, 111
ninck, Hi own. Taupe,
Poiret nnd Knmchatka.
9.50 14.50 29.50
graiuiiiMi
George Allen, inc.
1214 .Chestnut Street 1214
ALL THIS WEEK WE OFFER
250
Lovely Mid -Season Hats
nt the Lowest Prices in Our History
Hats for every occasion
at $4.00, $5.00, $6.50, $10.00
Come Early for the best choice. The Values arc truly remarkable
Sale Scrap Baskets, $1.50
Jniiim-i- Ulll.iw Scrap lluitkrtii In several sizes, and lmpoiteil
M-cil Hnil stra Imsketa A clearance at about Half Price.
Maru Garden Talcum Powder, 25c
Tills famous odor in the regular 35c slue Special for a few days,
the pi Ice Includes tax
Sale of Turkish Towels, 50c
These were mostly priced at $1 00, and are splendid grade towela
in medium and regular bath size, fancy nnd plain holders.
Jergen's Violet Transparent Soap, $1.00 doz.
Till" well-known soap, usually Jl 50 a dozen special at $1.00 a
dozen The quantity is limited
Veils Half Price. Now 25c
Made Veils In black and white effects Shetland Veils In wanted
""- ' Telephone, Spruce 2958
Fur Storage and Remodeling at Reasonable Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOrt WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
TTl Vi
ANNUAL
PRE-INVENTORY
CLEARANCE SALE
ENTIRE WINTER STOCK
SUITS COATS DRESSES
SUPERIOR FUR COATS
At Extraordinary Savings
V"" Never Pay More at Rienzi't
PHILADELPHIA'S I.HADINO THI5ATRM
Direction of L.UE A J. J 6IIUI1KIIT
SA,MSHUBERT 3
IVe.'kn
Only
Kill at 8
Mali, at 3
colorings
Remnants of . Silk. Half Price
Short lengths suitable for waists, skirts and fincy work
sentlng the best selling sllls In our stork.
Ttepre.
Silk Mousseline, 25c yd. and 50c yd.
l'lnks. Dluea, nnd a good assortment of shades, less thnn
half
the -,iual price.
are
nnd
.$70 Velvet Hand Bags, Now $5
We have reduced our $10 Veliet Hand IIukh to ,v Thev
made of fine qualm elvet, and are the season's newest shipes
stlts
Harvard Mills Underwear, Half Price
Vests nnd Prnwers of this well-known male at half th uunl
mice Thse nre medium weight cotton for winter wear, in exce'lent
quality
(FORMCRLY KNOWN AS THE STANLEY)
MAHKtrr AU IUT11 11 A. 41. TO 11 T. M.
WALLACE REID 1"
Hl'HOUL '
Added MUMMERS' NEW YEAR PARADE
PA I A fTT '2H MARKET STREET
i -L,-YVH, jo A. m ,0 ii if, 1. M,
Douglas.Fairbanks E 'zorro
Added Haro.d Lloyd In "Number, l'ltraaa'
ARPAniA ChMtnul Pt Bet tnh
AlWAL'lMtO A. M toll If. P M ,
A I Ot.S AVEHER PRODUCTION
TO PLEASE ONE WOMAN
Harold Lloyd
Added
Altrncllnn
N t W'k-D Mill'
Number,
Plen.ei
Midsummer MAdneas"
XIPTHDIA MARKET HT b nth
Vlvl V 'XXl- 0 A M to 11 1ft P M
CHARLFS RAY ,0 M'nuie
Added LARRY PEMON In "The Rrnrtemsn"
Next Wek-"WlinN NEW YORK SLEEPS'
CAPITOL.
'84 MARKET STREET
"The Reetleas Rex"
with Marlon Dnlei
S"cata Now f r Entire Enticement
Pop. Mat. Today "'j;', $2.00
Was the Sensation of Paris
and New York Now the
Sensation of Philadelphia
I' IIA f'Oi'STOCK AND MORRIS
(li:sT PREHKNT THE MOST TALKED
OF l'LA IN run WORLD
APHRODITE
ih ok mm 8 fionoEoi s fcenes
I vDTf"' EVENINGS AT 8 15
L-i I txlv Mala Today Sat at2:lB
NiRhts (E1)t) 50c-$2.50
Pyjppc Pop.Mnt.f odayt $1.60
I K,Cd MAT gAT ' ' Q0
Sea la
51.1 Wl S s lit Ml NTEED Wl ("CESS
RALPH
DI7PI7MT MARKET ST Tlel ITth
IXI-AJI ,i 1 Wandi Hawlv in
' liar Unloved Vllian"
GLOBE
MARKET STRTET
AT ,11'NIPER
Conllnunua Vaudeville 11 to 11
"PEARLS OF PEKIN." othera
1 DONALD tUt PtCCY f,l
DRIANlWOODfrlORGAN
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
FORREST Mat. Today '
A L ERLANOER PRESENTS
THE DAINTY OPERATIC DELIOI1T
MONSIEUR
BEAUCAIRE
rounded en Rnflth Tarklnirton'B H'ory
With MR rARtON OREE'C and thi
Original London and Now York Cat
f r JSfl
I t' KwC I
( hHrni an 1 t
Kay Ilainter on
tpi l a u b, rf
InUten-
ld(rer
The ari- our rtetular $2 00 prude
now l,00 a cnrnieni.
Allen's French Hairnets. $1.00 Dozen
Cap shape and straight; tho finality Is tho best obtainable White
and f!rn Hairnets In both shapes at ISr. l'lo dojen.
RROAD tomoiit . in
DKUrtU Vita Tod.vtta.
Pop.Mat.Today;,t,.$2
AN INSTANT HIT!
Moat lovable lauchible play
etr atasel
HENRY W S WARE'S
CAPE COD TOMEDY
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PiniiirniiirniBWU'ra
RirRJirrRJtfHJrzJRJRirHiRJrriJrrgJg
SHAVINGS
Ta .en fmm JneephC Lincoln a rnmom Noe)
Oltl.ilN'M, NJV 0RK CAST
With 1IVRRY DERESFOItD
kmmm
I B MsB M SWk4T jfS paoNouacts
jB -L fJ YAY'GER
100 VIRGIN WOOL
-1U5 Chestnut St., Opposite Keith's-
BLANKETS
MADE of pure, undyed camel's
hair, these blankets have all the
silky softness and warmth-giving
properties peculiar to this product. They
nre warm without weight, warmer than most
any two quilts and their durability is
infinite. In medium and heavy weights and
four sizes. Priced from $26 to $70.
Jaeger patented SLEEPING BAGS, made of
these same blankets, arc ideal for outdoors.
It is interesting to note that Jaeger poods were
part of the equipment of such Arctic expeditions
as Dr. Hansen, 1893; Wellman, 1907; Stefansson,
1912; Sir Ernest Shackleton, 1914, and used In
Africa by Roosevelt.
By truiil with equal satisfaction
if ow order from our catalog.
Dr. JaeevsCo.
1516 QiestmitSt
PHILADELPHIA
GARRICK Mt. Today
DWID HEl,ArO PRESENTS
DAVID
WARFIELD
IN
The Return of Peter Grimm
Er
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METROPOLITAN OI'l:K1)
RROAD AND rOPLAR STS
Dead Men Tell No Tales
Entire Week of Jan. I 0th
TUkela Now on hale i. r nox nil, e nnJ
Wewnann'a linn ChAetnt.t -t
A T'l
in
.!' rtnlid
i,n 1
MOORESTOWN
Mrs ! Cony nnl M's Oruhe wp)
nmonc the patronesxes nt n New Year
frolic iflven nt the Odd Kellows llnll on
Mr nnd Mrs .lack I.ohren nd their j New ea. , , ' , - .,
(la.lBhter, Miss Feilco Ix)hren of Bill Mr and Mrs ,l'd,n f! t'ettl.. nf HnH
Illverslde drive, nro at ending ioine time I f entrAl aenii. Kae a birthday parly
with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Nouls for their daiiRhter. Mli Porl. I'ettlt,
Mhren, 2S3G West Lehigh avetitift Inst week
CHESTNUT ST. m wan.
. . . HOI SB at 8:15
rop. Mat. loday "$1.50
"EAST
WEST"
WITH
FAY BAINTER
piquant perwinallty of
iippluuao of a.
ADELPHI ;;',, LAST 4 DAYS
LAST MATS TOMORROW AM) RAT
MARJORIE
RAMBEAU
In Channlnsr Pnilnrk a Oreat Molo-lrnma.
"THE SIGN ON THE DOOR"
T, SEATS" TOMORROW
Pl.W !!' )l'TII I l) .1 1 I (1I1TIEU
"NOT SO
LONG AGO"
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GEORGE ARLISS
in "The Green Goddess"
V If m I'NTI PR
Wll I 1AM ARPHER
avilieil to M Ar "-
MONDAY MORNINO n'Sli'UKl
HA I.I ROOM HELI.EVt E-STR TKORD
MATZENAUER
'Ihe Worlds Oreatejt C'onl.a'io
LA FORGE, Composer-Pianist
MON'KAY MORNINO JAN 10 II 15
SLAT"" t'.' To II 50 at III I'PK s.
1110 I'JIESr.N'l'T hT VD 1IOOR
I
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HERMINK SHONE
In "The New ,n
EMMA CARUS
I a Henna if nrvimi rtonci
KMIYL NORMAN. "THE
rHEOLE FASHION PLATE"
a'r nn tin r. ,eni i r . Wd
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Academy MTues. 187'VJTCE S K A T I N G ICI7
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( AS Nl ) Abe Reynolds' ! RUTH DRAPER
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Palm Garden w'.' , ;'rkn t.
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lrocadcro l: V,"u 1Sx'
Wrai.lng Thuritn Sight
'rn A. and Climb.
MXT TODAY
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