ST1 GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
tfancy Wynne Tells of a Number of Things Miss
Draper If ill Visit Miss Caldwell A Young Swain
Gives His Reasons
It oi-nMB ntrnnjtc not to hnva n bnU
tort to tonWit, doesn't it? Of
".there was n lilt of n rest on
,tnr lilulit. but Tupsday tlicro was
rS followed by th. Supper Club
,I,P forer, and Micro was tho Iinnc
fr.iiwll Starrs' tlebutnntp dance for
iVl i Wrlvcom. and UmI nMit tlicic wan
JiS junior danrc and the Uom dunec for
rmncc" .Tonight wo have n rwt fro;
TOn- and tl.cn tomorrow tbero will
?J the ll'rs" ASs,nbly.n.jd Saturday ll.e
Spptr Club at tho llpllcvue-Stratford.
My WHAT pretty clotbes the girls
nn. uarlhr this ycarl And I am
ua fo say thnt most of the debutantes
5 wrtrlne lci in their dresses and,
"n fact. Bat many of the gowns
The'slnRle tP n?roR,3 t!0 ''ol1,,,,cr
.; been MKh nn uglv fiwhion I linvo
;Sr bren nhle to understand why It
jl " nt all popular. Tho extreme upper
Mrt of the arm h wldom pretty, and
he i effect of a gown made 111 that way
Fonrrel) ever pretty.
Well, to continue on the subject of
.iihpq Sophie Ynrnnll has a lovely
Snof rrcU blue velvet which Is
? .mart. It s made on plain lines
ffi draped .klrt. Sophie I, quite
fair and the dark blue is most becom-
'"i'oIIv flrlicom wore n lovely frock
t the danrc which Sir. and Mra. Icanc
Tatnall Starr gave for her on Tues
(, It was of gold lace over cloth
II sold was made with u chiffon snch
J American benuty color and was or
r,mcntcd with tiny gold roses.
Frances Itoss, who wnB formally In
troduced last night at n danco which her
father and mother, Dr. and Mrs. Gcorgo
).,, gavo at tho Acorn Club, woro n
HilntV frfe-k of wbito net embroidered
vk crystal beads. Frances, you know,
rme back from England Just n short
time ago. She went over with the
i,ock6y team in the early fall, when
Percy Ferguson and Murjory Taylor
nd several others of tlio debutanto set
who belonged to tlin American tenm
,7cnt They all came back about two
weeks ago, having played exceedingly
well.
I HEAR that Ruth Draper, who Is
coming here on Monday to give iome
et her Impornnnauonn or mo Dcnenc
ef the Smith College endowment fund.
wll "tav with MIm Florence Caldwell
m.i- I....I .t.ni lillo In Ihlln.
rt 1T0. Locust stfJ--Jl' '" 1"'.. l
.lelnhla. I am very nnxlous to see and
,r her. for she has been abroad
itudjing nrlnus types, nnd I nm told
the Is more Interesting than ever. She
to givo her imp'rsonntlons In the
fojer of the Academy
SPEAKING of the Academy and
foyer reminds me. I hear that the
hoies arc selling very well for the
loming annlvcrary ball. Mrs. Aitltur
Len has taken one and bo has Mrs.
llertram Mnplncott and the Tom Ash
tow and Countess Santa Eulalia and
a number of others.
Did ou know that Mrs. John F.
Lewis has n dreis that her mother woro
to the opening ball nnd Mnrgnrctta
Henson h going to wear it at this one.
It's simply locly I hear. The com
nlttco has nWo collected n number of
the programs and tickets of the oiiginn'
tall.
The other famous ball, which was
hid iu the Arndclnv the following year.
wa the Iiachelors' bull nnd that has
much tradition about it ns well ns the
. peiiinK affair. For the TtnchelorV ball
iai a prUnte nffnlr, given by u number
nf gentlemen and only tho.e who re
fe'ned Imitations attended that nlTair,
while the opening bnll was not so ex-
piflllgiilHIiiiMM
January Clearance Sale
On Our Stylish Apparel for Women and Misses
All Sales Final: No Approvals: None C. O. D.
Millinery Not Included
Dresses : A Off Suits : H Off
Daytime and Street Dresses, Dinner
Gowns, Evening Robes and Gowns.
Ticket Prices, 39.50 to 295.00
V2 Off Prices
18.75 to 147.50
i
Coats & Wrap
Sports Coats,
Fur Coats and Wraps
V2 Off New Low Ticket Prices
tMHnnl Vrn Tow Vt Off
FrVo Tlilet Trie. TIelcet Prlee
Hudson Seal Cane raupt Squirrel Trimmed 950.00 895.00 447.50
Scotch Mole Wrap Ermine Trimmed ...l 1000 00 900.00 450.00
Natural Black Muskrat Wrap 1 250.00 1 000.00 500.00
Hudson Seal Coat Wrap skunk rwmtd 1200.00 1050.00 525.00
Russian Kolinsky Wrap 1 850.00 1 650.00 825.00
Alaska Seal Wrap 1950.00 1795.00 897.50
Hudson Seal Tier Coat stone Marten Collar .... 2250.00 1950.00 975.00
Russian Mink Wrap 3500.00 2750.00 1375.00
THE BLUM STORE-A New Organization
li3
m ....li in li ininumiiimninniM(TmmniM. ..-, jr.
elusive, as nny one who could pay for
n ticket was ndmltted provided his or
lirr clothes' were suitable for the occasion.
I HEARD a wonderful story recently
which shows the budding gallantry
nnu romance oi tiieso unys. l'or alter
nil we hear i many talcs of tho want of
old-fashioned courtejy, even In the
wooing of these dnt.
Well CJ enmc borne the other
dav (he Is here from r.phool for the
holldnjs) and mother snld : "White
have you been 0 ?"
"Oh, J.ist to the florist?"
"Now fess up," said mother, "who
Is she?"
"Marjorlo!" "Why, Marjorlc,"
risked mother Innocently, not having
guessed tho nttnebment.
"Oh, well, mother," ho snld, "It's
ju-t like this. I think Marjorlo Is a
(lundy girl, nnd besides she has nice
bright red hnlr."
So you t-ct bright red hnlr hns its
reward. And Incidcntnlly, Mnrjorle's U
nn nwfully pietty color und my, but hi
dors have n good time. She's about
llftccn years old.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Tho guests at the dinner to be plvcn
tomorrow night beforo tho Assembly by
Mra Norton Downs at her homo 2123
Locust struct. In honor of Mrs Norton
Downs. Jr., will Include Mr. nnd Mrs
J. Weir Sargent. Mr and Mrs Goow
.1 Cooke, Mr. and Mm. i:nnn Dirk, Mr
imil Mrs. Loulu C Madeira. 3d Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Coxo Ynrnnll. Mlts Hopo
Allen, Mr. Morrla liocklun nnd Mr.
ArthlnKtou Glltiln.
Among tho Buests who will nttend tho
tucniro pariy, to do iouowcu uy "i'i;i
on Hftturrlnv nlnht to bo nlven by Mrs.
Thomno Lcnmlnff, of 115 South Twonty-
nrsi street, in nonor ot iuibi wr'""i
ilnllirhtnr nt Mm. Inmost Law. of KllEO
--- r.... - T --.- -::r : - :...
Law, Mr'i Joseph Dallcy, Miss Itebecca
Held. Ht. Davids, will Uo mm. lirneii
O Thomson.
Miss Pollv Thayer, Miss
er.
Mr. it. it. navnrd Bowie. Jr.. and Mr.
Elizabeth Jeanes, Mr. trenoriCK xnayer.
Iiarclny McFadden,
Tho guests who will nttend tho lunch
eon on Sunday, which Dr nnd Mro. Wil
liams n CadwMnder, of Radnor, will
Klvo In honor ot Mr. Howard Houston
Honry, dnughtcr of Mrs. Alexander Vnn
nensserner, whoso engagement to Mr
Oouverneur Cadwa'adcr wns recently
rinnounced, will bo Mr. nnd Mrs Robert
If nnminit. Mr nnd Mrs. Rohcrt Learn-
Inc Montgomery. Mr nna Mry Vlctoi
M.ithor. .Mr and Mrs Joseph i: Wide
ncr, Mr. W. 1J unkett Stewart, Mr. I!
Dawson Colcrnnn Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert
victor
Robort
K. Omt.-ift will tntertnln at dinner on
Siturduy nlcht at their home, 1505 Lo
ouit street, fn honor of Mrs. Henry and
air. cndwalnucr.
Among the guests who will attend the j
dinner on Tuesday, January 11 to be
trlen by Mr. Charles F. DaCosta, of
VII nnova, In honor of his debutante
daughter, Mhs Jcsslo F. DaCosta. beforo
the Midwinter Ball will bo MIfi Jane
Shaw Hepburn, Miss Jnne Gordon Coxo,
Miss Agnes Shoher, Mlna Anno Sonhla
YarnaP, Miss Ellen Mary Cnsaatt, MI"S
Eugenia K Cassatt, Miss Margaret Dun
lap, Mips Gertrude L. P. Conaway, Miss
Lucrvtla H. Hechscher, 2d, Miss Sar'h
Atleo Downs, Miss Mnry Norrls. Miss
Sura B, Dolan Miss Anita Strawbrltlge
Miss Ruth Packnrd, Miss Anno Ashton
Miss S.irah H P Penrose Mips Sarah
B irrlnger, Mr. Graham Robert1?, Mr
Samuel Wucner, Mr Francis Chambeis,
MriFrtderlol: Sh.ieffer, Mr. Haro d Bay
lor, Mr. IVlunrd Uiw. Mi. William II
Tnylor, Mr. Arthur Hickman. Mr. Ar
thlngton ailpln, Mr. Alfred Gilpin. Mr
Roglna d Jncobs. Mr. AVebster Dough
erty, Mr. Daniel Dougherty. Mr and
Mrs Robert L' anting Montgomery, Mr
nnd Mr Robert K Cnhsatt, Mr and
Mrs Paul Denckla Mills Mr. and Mrs
Pharl s 13. Coxo, Dr. nnd Mrs Wll'nms
B Cndwalndrr, Mrs. Howard Hon 'ion
lienrv, Mr. Gcuvtrntur Cndwalader and
Mr. H Dawson Coleman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Colemnn Frco
man will entertain at dinner on Friday
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
Off Ticket
Tailleurs, Fur-trimmed Suits, Alpine
Wool Suits and All Imported Costumes.
Ticket Prices, 20.50 to 550.00
s :
Traveling Coats, Street and Evening Wraps
Ticket Prices, U9.50 to W9.50
V2 Off Prices,
24. 75 to 249. 75
SVSNIKG1 PUBECO
before tho first Assembly. Their guest
will Include Mr. andMro.' William llakor
Whelon, Mr. and Mrs Coleman Brown,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John P. Holltngiworth,
Mr. nnd Mrs Murray Watts and Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund Qllpln.
,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wharton Lip
plncott. of Oak Mill, Bethayrcs, will
entertain at dinner tomorrow night nt
tho homo of Mr. Llpplncott's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncott, 1712
Spruco street. Tho guests will later at
tend tho First Assembly Ball.
Among tho guests who will attend the
dinner to bo given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan
lol Morcau liarrlnger at their home,
2105 Walnut Dtreet. tomorrow night, In
honor of their debutante daughter, Miss
Sarah Barrlnger, will bo Miss Mary
Law, Miss Polly Thayer. Miss Elaine
S Su'llvan, Mls Catharine Lea. Mr.
Henry Oeyelln. Jr., Mr. Phlllppus Mlllor,
nir wiinum savage, Mr. urnnuon liar
ringer. The guests will later attend the
Tlrst Asscmby Ball.
Mr and Mrs. William Jcnka Wright,
of tho Pelham Apartments, German
town, win entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening beforo tho First Assembly.
Dr. Charles Blnghnm Pcnro-se, 1720
Spruco street, has Issued Invitations for
a dinner on Thursday, Janunry 20, In
honor cf Miss Sarah Barrlnger, debu
tante daunhtnr of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Dexter Warrlner, beforo tho ball Mr.
and Mrs. James Francis Sullivan will
givo In honor of their debutanto daugh
ter, Miss Klalne Sullivan.
Miss Helen L Scwell, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scwc'l,
will be tho guest of honor at a thentro
party fol'owed by j-upper nt the Rlt
Carlton on Thursday, January 27, to
l)p tlcn by her undo nnd nunt, Mr. and
Mrs. William Joyco SeweU, of Out of
Bounds, Chnstnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Wllllnms Roberts, of
Pcnc oyd Farm. Bala, wl 1 glvo a dance
on Saturday cnlng.
Mr- nnd Mrs. Percy H. Clark, ot
Wlllouchby, Cynwyd, will entertain at
d'nner on Saturday night before the
dance which Mr and Mra. T. Williams
Roberts will Blve, nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac W Roberts, of Snowden. Bala,
will nlro entertain on Saturday night
Mrs. Milton It. Kurtz, of Notrlstown.
nnnounces the engagement o her daugh
ter, M3S Martha Kurtz, fn Mr Rnmiu.I
tl. Tinkler. Jr. also of NnrrlAtnun p. ml
this city
..Miff hophla S. C. Baker, daughter of
Mrs Lculu c. Bnkur, Jr.. of Bain, who
has been entertained as the guest of her
brother-in-law nnd slater, Mr. and Mrs.
Lesley Ames, of St. Paul, Minn, for sev
eral wcoks nnd has been visiting her
llancos purents Mr. and Mrs John K.
anepiey, of St. Loulo. Mo during tho
"'V' w ear nonaayo, re
turned to her home yesterday. Tho en
gagement of Miss Baker and Mr. Ethan
Allen Hitchcock Shcploy haa boon an
nounced. Lieutenant Qeorgo Wilcox Mclvcr,
Kn fa states navy, has returned to
Haiti. Mrs. Mollver, who haa been cn
tertnlned ni tho guest of Lieutenant
Mcltera parents. Colonel Oeorgo Wilcox
Mclvcr nnd Mrs. Mclver, at Fort Slo
cum, fcr a few days, loft yesterday for
a visit to Ooernors Island, where she
Is the truest of Cantaln nnd Mm lift.
mund Smith. Mrs Mclver will return
tomorrow to tho Homo of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlea Price Maule, 2217
Rlttenhouso ntroet.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. Fletcher Rolfo and Mlsn
sieua urowu who were entertained as
tho guest of Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter.
1C05 North Broad street, over the New
Year holidays, have returned to their
ffiS .'V" SX' nrrS
ns tho guest of Mr. Haml'tcn Dlsston
carpenter.
Mrs George Brooke, of Almonhury
House, Ithnn haH issued Invitations for
a largo buffet luncheon on Sunday In
honor of her daughter, Miss Lucile Polk
Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haltr. of Swarth-
1'iore, anounce tho engagement of tholr
(laugnier. miss Agnen Mary Halg, to Mr.
Walter C'arr Giles, son of Mr. nnd M-i
Hairy M Giles, of Swarthmoro, for
merly oi nimDurgn.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mr Edwin C. Wentz. of
Norrlstown, will entertain at bridge nt
iiieir nome tomorrow evening in hono
nf Miss Madeline Reeves HenBel, daUKh
ter of Mr. and Mrs William H. Hvnsel.
of Rouml'ort road. Chestnut Hill, whose
marriage to Mr. William O. Pipping, of
k Lane, win tune pinco ni o clock
on Tuesday eenlng, January 11, In the
Ml. Airy Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Wentzwll! bo remembered as MIsu Lor
rnlne Hlllsloy, of Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Horace Krvlen will entertain n
luncheon, followed by bridge, on ne
m
Prices
V2 Off Prices
14.75 to 275.00
H Off
m
With an Old Name
IMHjEPHIIJAPEfiPHlX , THTTBSBAY,
MUS. JOHN II.
MASON, JB.
And her baby. Mm.
Macon, who Hies at
8027 Wct Conlter
street, Gcnnnntown,
will be remembered
na Miss Agnes M.
Hrocldo
Tuesday afternoon. Covcro will ba lnld
for twenty guests
Miss Hetty Dotpel, 4012 Wayne ave
nue, will entertain nt cards at her 4mmc
this afternoon. Thero will bo lwele
guesta.
Mr. Charles C. Meyer, who has been
tho guest of his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Kane, 49
Went Ashmead place, for somo time, re
turned to his homo in Now York on
Tuesday.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Daniel McGarvey, of 3824 Nortl
Nineteenth street, announces tho en
rogement o her daughter, Miss Marlon
C. McOarvoy. to Mr. Joseph P. Dough
erty. of this city.
The Hnshatua Circle, Camp Fire
Girls, of tho Fifth Baptist Church
Eighteenth nnd Spring Garden streets
will entertain twenty children from th
Polish mission connected with tho Bnp
tlst Settlement Houso. nt luncheon a
the church on Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Howard Bird, of 2811 Glrard avenue, li
guardian ot tho Hnshatua Circle.
Miss Dorothy Ooldenberg. of Montreal
Can., haa been the guest of Mrs. S. Good
nan. Qlrard nenue, for the past few
Itio'.o br rhoto-Craftorn. lHIHHr, M- 'JtfflbStr&iKm
.. ,,... . ..,..,1. n,,,. .Ethel Rice, Miss rranoes Leek. Miss
Mr. Ralph Huberman. of AUantU; City JInrlan n Mlgt) j h j,,.,,,,,: M,gg
-pent tho holMavs with his nunt an. j Tonnnnn Cohon M,,s cthel o,,,., -lFa
y.nFi'fes?1.'' i nmJ J,.r8' Samuel Klcln' otRuth Morrell. Miss Matilda Brurletn
S224 Fontaln streot MlES Sara slloni Mast.r nnrry Tipping
A linen ohowor was given on NewMnster Howard Oman, Master Morrlf
Year's Evo In honor of Miss CamlllU" Solomon, Master Elwood Robinson,
V. Lavender, nt her home. 3107 North I Master Paul Lovy and Master Warrin
Thirteenth stroet Among thosi present i Hnrdman.
wen Miss Mamlo Zlegler, Miss Luella
Slowthour, Mies Elizabeth Lavender
Miss Amelia Lawnder, Miss Camlllus
Lavender, Mr. Harry Megnrge. Mr
Harry Zlegler, Mr John Zlcgler, Mr.
Tames Sehempp, Mr. and Mrs. E
O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lavender and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hchaefer.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Chrlstaldo enter
tained Informally at their home, 1741
t'nssyunk nvenuo, on Tuesday evening,
In honor of tho birthday of their son
Master Sebastian Chrlstaldo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Boyle, of Franklin
Mass, formerly of this section, are re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth ot
a daughter.
Tho members of the Bilvidr rpii
OFPEMHEIM.gLUNS &
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Remarkable Sale for Tomorrow Friday
275 Fashionable Dresses
Of Tricotine and Jersey Cloth
Developed in this Season's Smartest Effects
Street
and Afternoon
Dresses
Attractively tailored, embroidered, braided and beaded
No C. O. D. Exchanges or Approvals
Hi' WKm
will rntertaln nt a recentlon and dance
on Saturday evening o' this week at
MncCrea's Studio, 1517 Passyunk
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Wllll.nn J. Krugg are
receUIng congratulations on the birth
of a daughter. Mrs Krugg will bo re
membered ns Mlsa Chrlstclla Hogan,
formorly of Scrnnton.
Miss Sarah II. Silverman hns returned
to her home, 804 South Fifth street,
after spending several days at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. Sullivan,
formerly of 2714 South Seventeenth
ntrect. entcrtnlnod friends at their homo,
1019 South Sixty-fifth street. In honor
nr their daugnter, Miss Margaret sui
llvnn. Miss Kathryn Tracy hns returned to
her homo after a short visit with friends
In Atlantic City.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Douglas D. Durand gafn a chll
droll's niUHlcalo at her home, 223 South
Ithnn street, yesterday afternoon
Among those present wero Mlsa Mar
garet S.iyholt, of Pitman ; Miss Annn
Saunders. Miss Ada Falrhurct. MIbs Ada
Rosen, Miss Helen Zeldls. Miss Helen
Hnslan Miss Helen Stelnboni, Mls
Mr nnd Mn, Eugeno Hurth, of C010
Nassau road, cntertnlned nt their homr
Inst week. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer 'Rlchter, Mr. and
Mis. Walter Gross, Mr, nnd Mrs. James
Taylor Mhs Florenco Rlchter and Mr.
G. Schrclbor.
FRANKFORD
Tho Rev. and Mrs. M. O. Pierce, of
4750 Penn street, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a son
Millard Gemote Pierce, Jr.
Miss Al'ce Clabby. of 4527 Frankford
nenuc. has been entertaining for u few
w Piles Miss Ellen Mford und Miss Ruth
Mford, of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. J. Portcrman, of Harrison Ltreet,
will he a luncheon of fourteen coer.i
rt I, r home on Friday afternoon, to t
Values to $29. 75 MM
tfr 'J
K P
fl T it " iva-v'
JlmfAEY 8, Wst'
,wffm
ollowed by cards. In honor of Mrs. Carl
Manchester, of Washington, who le
spending several weeks ae Mro. Portor
man's guest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick B. Gunn. or
1713 Wakellng ntrcet, are rccolving con
gratulations upon tho birth of a con
MOORESTOWN
Dr. and Mra. F. G Stroud have re
turned from their wedding trip Bpent at
Lnkewood, N, J.
Mr, and Mrs. Ellis, of Washington, nro
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Mra
Kills was before her marriage a tow
months ago Miss Katherlno I.owls.
Earl Therklldson, of Peddle Insti
tute. Hlghtstown, spent the holidays
vith his pirents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. l
Therklldson, near Stanwlck avenue,
NORRI3TOWN
Miss Helen Alderfer. of Trooper,
entertained at a supper and dance. The
guests Included Miss Marlon Hunslckrr.
Miss Mario Knttry, Miss Mary Ituth.
Miss May Hun3lcker. MIbs loulse
Boiler. Miss Ethel Ruth, Mr. Donald
Harding. Mr Italph Llnderman, Mr.
Gordon Groff. Mr. Wells and Mr. Paul
Knlte. Mr. Norman Smith. Mr. Allen nnd
Mr. Joseph Hughes and Mr. Homor
HatTellgh.
Mlsa Mario Emery, of WeBt Lafayette
street, entertained at nn Informal danco
at hor home. The guests Included Miss
Anna nnd Miss Margaret Nocton, Mlsi
Mary McCormlck, Miss Marlon Hun
slcker. Mr. Perry Jones, Mr. Garwood
Vewltt, Mr. William Plcrson and Mr
Elmer Mclhouse,
YARDLEY
Mra. Frederick Beans entertained nt
enrds recently In honor of her slstcrx
Miss Jano Yardley and Miss Maud
Ynrdley.
Mr. William M. Welch, who Is a stu
dent at Cornell University, was a visi
tor In tho town on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, John C. McCormlck en
tertained tho members of the Mothi -dlst
church choir at dinner on Now
Year's Eve.
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NOW
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Next Wfelc-"W1IEN NEW YORK SLEEPS"
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MATINEE SATURDAY
Was the Sensation of Paris
and New York Now the
Sensation of Philadelphia
F RAY CO.VSTOCK AND MORRIS
C.EST PRESENT THE MOST TALKED
OK PLAY IN THE WORLD.
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CO or 300. 8 GORGEOUS SCENES
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GEORGE ARLISS
in "Tlie Green Goddess"
A PLAT OP ADVrSTI'Rrj
Hy WILLIAM ARCHER
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JOHN COWPER POWYS
ESSAYIST mill OSOPItr-it AND POET
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THE DAINTY OPERATIC DEUdnT
MONSIEUR
BEAUCAIRE
Founded on Rooth Tarklnuton'a Story
With MR. MARION OREEW and tho
Orlslnal London and New York Caat
Seats for tho Last Week on Salo Todar
BROAD TONIGHT 8: 15
Mats. Wed. & Sat
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"Lnst night's audience
filled the house, and
the enthusiasm with
which the piece was
received was hearty
and genuine."
Record.
HENRY W SAVAGE'S
OVERNIGHT HIT
SHAVINGS
A COMEDY OF CAPE COD
Taken from Joseph C. Lincoln's Novel
ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST
With H RRY I1EHESFORD
EVERY ONE ENJOYS IT!
Peats for Next Week on Salo Today
nADDIPf NIGHTS AT 8:13
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The Return of Peter Grimm
Sals for the LaBt Wek on Salw Today
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Next. Sat. Afternoon at 2.30
Concert of Music for Pinno
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