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Nancy Wynne Tells of the George Fales Bakers' Dance
at the Dellcvue-Stratford for Miss Gummey.
Sees Smart Costumes
TUP ilnncp which tho OcorfiC Fnlcs
Tinker (MVP Inyt nWit in the Hello-
Wllfl
. itifiil nffalr. Meaner looked re
n beautifn
sweet in a pinK irocK, umi
T T " evfectly lovely bouq
P,ln,p .rilved the auwtawfl
rkninj
uoiiquri oi
!.V. .Mrs.
Ill Mm
il.imn.P5 '"?''"' r,iVio hn :
V i rAml llftv gnct'i nml the Rimlniis
''"r' ,1 Ann I with rorcH, Wonlas and
?'". Mr" linker lias been 111 throiiRli
frw;rli i art of the winter, and 11
Tw nJ "o wn hpr again Hud nlftkt.
a so nil- ' . . ,
Indeed Ir-
illir. 'rtPK pnrtleH In
n.,,n" ........ u-nlt ntr to ent
Ills box nt
entertain more
,,, i' until Hi. wn, better.
T m:lt Mrs. William linker Whelcn
T n't" ..ini. ni tin- I'layH and l'lajers
A A 'n Sundry n.Kht u.,,1 Letltla
llffip wHl l,,,l' Vl, '?v? t0 Uml
J ?, "viielen. BlnR. And I Iinvo not
?'.'?.. nnnortunlty to do ho k nee the
VS?.,r..f il.o Town" when tfic nanR
' I II I it t'l - . . .
. " . ii.. ,..hill
;X be Jt thlnSH she doe. and If ri.e
' ,n. ... c nv 1 inn c ad wo 11 be
.wflo leir'ler laxt notes without the
M. '" '. . ... ..llm. nf fllllt ClOriW Of
8b,,n Kuptloii of thnt chorus
S ' -'Tatt o ! lie Town." That wa
triable occurence, was... t 1U
wis n
I
C 'of co, rsc, It wuh done to mnko
Ho iWe e "ee between Rood and poor
' h.Ip "in i out, bu tho thliiR that did
music stniu, rnUcr HlralR(1
to
mniinet".
Mm 1111 K
Trice Is president of the
nml is very imer
rlar,:T. It'H o club In which
'Til .iVm bew" are deeply Interested.
nV he Teit little association roiuk
l iS; ,0 many InterestinR people on
Its H'ts. .
1 fit.. Ml.....
.. .. a tun serceani on i; c-v.
1 Inst Sunday wearing the ; most won
Bi ..
ilerful long, cup
derful long CUP'" '"'"' '.tart.
short, was
W' ,wniSn' wnnr: rurt embroidery
broidery
Her hat
ouUln. .S the hem of the skirt.
as "f russet duvctyne and it w
ns cer-
talnly becoming.
TT WAS around the recent holiday
1 times and Jack and Tommy's par-
rriiinteC. about the whole w
.-ma if nrosnnii iu i"-" - .v
rong iden
astPnlldofsoiimnyofus
r.
u-u ii - - - ? ..- .w1
...1 ,.1,1 niinnr THO C1VUIU "
the
:; f fiiti(iiinnH urcaciin'.
rccPivuiK , ' " tnk;.. from
the
5 ni it of tip day. So about a
wk bVfore Christmas they imt it up
ta Tnck nml Tommy tliemaelvcs. and
vked then which they would rather
hnve their usual toys or ten dollars,
thlei. thev could Rive to feed a starving
diild in Central Kurope.
' The boj appeared a bit dub ous nt
first but with a few words on tho
6 of RlvliiB they were s allowed to
think it out themselves, anil next uny
lh both mid it would be nice to help
"rftl'tmall'Vame and ten clean new
dollar bills were presented to each, u ml
In turn thev handed them over to tlie
fund for Central Hurope.
Fine, but wait, some times our
rhli kcn. do come home to roovt ; next
Week Mother had a birthday and stress
,.f Im-iness made Father forget to buy
i,nni1 '... until nil HtorCS WCfC ClOPCU.
n-i... :.. ii.. i-nl.l tn the hovs:
ri'ld' I'va'S i...... ' . " . . (
We
llllll inillll. ." --".,- V,r.l...
nre in a piekle : tomorrow s - ,;
lilrtlidav ami we have nothing for her.
"Well " said Jack, "we can Ret hei
mme flowers in the morning." Tommy
mI.1 iiotlims. but next mornliiR. when
"Haptiv birthday" founded through the
houe 'He went into the room and asked
Mother for her check -book ; receiving It,
he snt down at the desk and laboriously
wrote out .i cheek for ten dollars. Ilils
be brought to his mother nml renuested
i... I.. ....... ti Mnthor hninc ilotte so,
l.n i.ii-iii.il m her and presented the
check with a bow. remarking: "Now
oll nnmt "ft this cashed and give the
inonev to n starving child for your
blrthda; prevent."
And Mother did it.
NANCY WYNNIO.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
M nn.i ii-u Alan Wilson, of Vllla-
ion hiiiiouiicp rip engaRement of tholr
(1 uiphter, Miss H Ion Hope Wilson, ana
Mr Hubert Dechert, son of Mrs. Henry
T Dtcliut. y
Mrs .T n.-irtlnpr Cnssatt. of 1418
Knrnrn ulrn.t. will shnrtlv lssuo Invita
tions for a dinner this month In honor
of Mli-s Marv IT. Stownrt. ilelmtante
flauKlitir of Mrs Hohcrt I.a Conto.
Mr Charles II. Williams, of 2227 De
Lancey street announces the niarrlnffe
or bis sister. Miss Kthol II. Q. Williams,
to Mr. William T. Unrrls, o' this city.
Tho nodding took place In Shanghai,
China, on December A. 1320
Mr unci Mrs. Bit Kirk I'r'.co, of 1700
Walnut strci t, will enteitaln us their
Bin-sis JuiIr.) .1 Willis Mai tin and Mrs.
Mai tin at iilnncr at their homo on Tuco
il.ij cviniiiK next, and later In their box
ut tlip i pera
IT and Mis. llcortfo Fales Uaker, of
the Uc'li ue-Klratfoid, hao Isoucu In
vitations for a theatre paitv on Thurs
day h, n ng, l-'cbruiiry 3, to bo followed
y sup i ut tho Uollevue-Stratford In
honor of M is i:isle Du Puv Hirst, (h
butanti daughter of Dr. and Mrs. liar
ton foolto IllrBt, of 1821 Spruce i.trevt.
Mrs Jones Wlster. of 1810 Walnut
'tr. . tt III rntortiiln nt n mnall lunch
eon at hi-r home on Sunday next In
honor f Mis AilhurH. Lea. Mrs VB
1 r Ut linn tie latter pint of I-Vbru-an
for riorldn. ihern sho expects to
rennin for hi eral wuHs.
M'bs fi'uiv W H.iines, daughter of
"' :v 1 Mis .lohn ITiiimitnri names, of
1R17 I Lnni'i i stieet, whoso in.irrlago
to Mi Lmlli- (' Hoyelln, koii of Mr.
ami . Hini Liiuseat Uijelln. of
Hnltt k Vilhiiiova, will be oleni. I
"i'.' i, Snturd'ij uftcinooii. Kebru-1
r .ii I o'clni'li. In the Chinch of
p i ii i n. I the Kplplmny. to un ioi
low i i , i reception ut the home of hei
t'.iii't i, ft jcxteid.iy for a visit to
W.'i ,,'.i win to slm will be cnter
jiiiinl th. truent of her biother-ln-mw
i,.,,i sut.p Commander and Mrs
J; ,r T idd over the week-end Mrs.
"1 1 II attend her sister as matron
';' hum.r Mis H.irnes will spend a few
!" I" Mlddlelmre. Va., befoio return
U'K lo hei home.
Mr and Mru Jacob S. Dlsslon and
Hi ir il niflitt-r. Miss Lorraine Dlsston,
Sf Noiwi ni Hall Chestnut Hill, left on
Mo Ki.iv lor Holalr, Kla. MIbs Dlastou
" 'I lemain at Holalr until February.
J' mi, .ui unpaiilcd by M,lss Frances W
t il.iuK'itir of Mrs J. Alison Scott,
"f 22iil rtni street, they will Ball on
it.irn.iii l for Kurope, where they will
""' mi Mine on tho Illvlern and In
' rui.ind imrhiR their stnv In France
jijy will it.lt Miss Dlsiiton's sister. .Mrs.
1 ' dforil Fraky, who U spend
'J' ' t. r ni souurn Franc . Mr.
l'r'.n nir, spint the ( hrlstm.iH noil-
r-lF YOU LOVE-
ynu will not only be inter
ested in our great vnrioty
o Flowers, but tho
LOW PRICES
Century Flower Shop
?Jlfis w'th Mrs. Fraley and their family,
will shortly arrive In this country.
.Mrs. Strieker Coles, of 2103 Wninnt
street.
leave on .Innuary 19 for
whom uhn ...III .......I n
wnshlnitton.
.Ah.hiJi.. .. . D" " ,,i 0,Cllll IL
"""', ur.uoira, wno Is on a ehoot
Inir trip In Virginia, will return homo
next week.
Mrs. James H. Howe, of Chestnut Hill,
will sail on .Innuarv 20 for nurope,
where she will spend scviral months In
southern Franco.
Mr. O. JJrlnton Thomas will attend us
iiohi man at tne wedding or Jllss Cler
trtldo Hollls, of Chestnut Hill, mid Mr
K. Convereo Helrce. which will bo sol.
eninliscil on Snturdny. January 22. The
ushers will Include Mr. Carl K. Martin,
Mr BrnJ.unln Hshl'man. Mr. Paul
Jones, Mr. John L. Scull. Mr. Hnrrlo
n. Price, Jr,. nnd Ur. Arthur H. Hop
kins. Miss Anna L Foulke. dnughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William O. Foulke. 231 West
Tulpehocken streot, Qcrmantown, will
return today from n visit to Now York.
Mr. nnd Mis. Iloger Taylor aro oc
cupying their now home on Springfield
avenue Chestnut Hill. Mrs. Taylor, hi
foro her recent marrlnf,e, wus Miss Mar
lorlo W. Canby, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wllllnm Mnrrlott Canbv. of Ger
moutown. Mrs. Kdmund B. nilchrlst and her
sister, Miss Mary Sheppard, of lit West
Willow Q i ova avenue. Chestnut Hill,
entertained nt tea yesterday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. Charles Jennings.
Mrs. Charles Francis Clement, of
Oulph rond, Ilryn Mnwr, rft yesterdaj
for a short visit to New York She e
pects to return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Joseph Whnrion Llpplncolt, of
Oak Hill. Ietha res, Is tntertnlnlng ai
her guett for a few days her sister. Miss
F.leanor Schuyler Mills, of New York.
She c.imo to attend the dance given last
night at the Hellevue-Stratford by Dr.
and Mrs. George Fnles linker, In honor
of Miss Klennor dummey, debutnnto
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles
Francis Gummey.
Mis Joseph H Hurioughs nnd her
dnughter, Mrs. 12. Karlo Johiiton, of
Chestnut Hill, have Issued ards for
Mondays nt homo In January afti-r 3
o'clock at (he home of Mrs. Hurroughs,
1 020 Spruce street. Mrs Burroughs' sis
ters, the Misses Lewis, will assist In
receiving.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William C Scull, of 111
South Twentieth streot, will entertnlnnt
dinner on Friday night. January 21, at
the Mnnhelm Cricket Club In honor of
their daughter. Miss Tiulse V. Scull, be
foro tho meeting of Mrs. Kdward Troth's
dancing clnss.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts. of 020
Spruco street, nnd her sister, Mrs. James
Starr, of Gcrmantown. nro ut home In
formally on Monday afternoons In Jan
uary nfter 4 o'clock at the homo of Mrs.
Wurts. They will be assisted In receiv
ing on Monday next by their mother,
Mrs. John Wlstcr, and Miss Gcitrude
Van Iolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wilson, who
have been spending several months at
Asbury Terrace, Oak Lane, slnco their
return from New Mexico, will occupy
tholr now home next week, at 2217 Do
Lancey street
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Sobrn
helmer, of 323 Green lane, Boxhor
ough, announced tho engagement of
tholr daughtor. Miss Bess M. Sobern.
helmer, to Mr. Frank T. Miillln, at a
luncheon in the Bellevue-Stratford.
Mrs. William H. Mnrvlll. of the Hltz
Carlton, av 111 entertain at dinner In honor
of her (trnnddnughtor, Miss Katharine
Marvlll Hubbs, before Mhp dance to bo
clven bv Mr nnd Mm. Hdgar Pardeo
Karle oh Friday evening. The guests
will Include Miss Chnrlotte Grnves. Miss
Margaret Curtln. Miss Carol Smith. Mr
Thomas C. Foster. Jr.. Mr. Archibald
Rllas, Mr. Lawrence Godley and Mr.
Philip Corson
Mrs. Chnrles Francis Bochman and
her daughter, Miss Esther Jean Boch
man. who havo been spending several
months traveling through the West nnd
California, will return the hitter part of
the weelt to their home, 135 South
Eighteenth street
The marriage of Miss Katharine n.
Whunler. nleco of Miss Laura Wheeler.
of CI Hast Seventy-eighth streot. New
York, and Mr. David Porter Hughes,
son o" the late Dr. Isaac Wayne Hughes,
of this city, took pluco yesterday at the
Brick Presbvterlan Church. New York
Dr. W. P. Merrill officiated
Mr. nnd Mrs. James King Clarke, of
250 Wlstar road, Ardmore, have left
for their home. Utse-Wo-Wn. Palm
Beach, Fla.. where they expect to re
main until the spring.
Tho musicnl history class of tho Phil
adelphia Music Club met on Tuesday
morning nt the Orpheus rooms. The sub
ject under discussion was tho "Trou
badours and Their MubIc " Mrs. Albert
V Smith. Miss Warfleld, MIbs Kessler
and Mrs. Hveiro Gulbranson, who wna
chairman of the day, contributed papeis
nnd ocal numbers.
Mlsa Loutso Drescott. of Catskill. X
V. Is the nuest of Mr and Mrs. F. J
Frorlef, of Ilochelle nvenuo, Wlss.v
hlekon, Miss Drescott will be one of
the speakers at the Browning Society,
on authors' night, Thurbday ovenlng,
January 20.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John J. Courtney, of
1537 Chew street, Gcrmantown, an
nounce the engagement of tholr dauuh
ter. Miss Rosemary Courtney, to Mr
Baymond A. Nolen. also of Getmun-town.
SI r JifttlAufnurat46ih3trrrl Ttf.lft.
3Rite-Stodtm J
JFttUaactuUa I
Direct Your Attention
to Their
MidWinter Sales!
Most Extraordinary Values
Street and Afternoon Gowns
Beautiful Evening Gowns
Handsome Evening Wraps
Fur-Trimmed Day Coats
Tailored and Costume Blouses
Mid-Season Hats and Furs
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
WmMMmmm&Kmm ?Wk-
.MISS SAKAII
Diliiilanle (hitiiditer of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walnut street, who wus the guest of honor at u dinner Khen before tho
ilr.st Assembly last week by her parents
ALONG THE MAIN
LINE
A p.iltn nnd rnndv sale
or the hencilt
of tho Italian Day Nursery will bu held
1'Titiay rrom s to r, o ciock, on me
first floor of the gnr.igo at 0317 Sher
wood road, Ovorlirook, Mrs W Nu
bold Watson, of Berkley road, "Merlon,
will be In charge and will have as nldes
at the tea tablo Miss Kathryn Btookn,
Miss nizahetli Wills Mencko. Mlsa
Margaret Walker, of Overbrook, nnd
JIIss Mary Wilson nnd Miss Klennor
Gray, of Merlon. Thono who will assist
nt tho calto and candy tables will bo
Mrs. Thomas R, Patton, Mrs. i: i:.
Wnlltcr. Mrs. IT. M. G. Huff Mrs
Frank LeBair . Mrs 15. K Znclinilav,
Mrs. A. C. Mctlvalne. .Mrs Hnny Mld
dleton, Mrs. A It. McCarthy, Mrs. Alfred
M. Pnrkn. Ladl"s on the entertainment
committee Include Madam Van Lennep,
Mrs. r it Woodrult and Mrs L K,
Fleming
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs Jnrob Taube, of 2233
North Thirteenth street, gave u dinner
on Mundu) In honor of the recently nn.
nounced eiiKagoment of their daughter,
Miss Bsu Topsy Taube. and Mr Louis
Levlck. The guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Levlck. Mr and Mrs. Harry
Sledmaii. Mr nnd Mrs II M. Green
field, Mr nnd Mrs. A. Middleman, Mr.
and Mrs Benjamin Moskowltz, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Gordon, Mrs. S Mnrgolls,
Miss Lva. T. Taube, Miss Hose Levlck.
Miss Bertha Lovlck, Mls Anna Tauhe,
Miss Molllo Tauba, Miss Sarah Gordon,
ii.. wnlinm T.pvlolt. .Mr. Nathaniel J.
Tni'iho. Mr. Max Gordon and Mr. Loula
Levlck.
Miss Buth Hovcn. of Hnrloton. I'.i. Is
tho guest for a wiek of Miss Dorothy
Young, or l.ui wei. iiui;iiiifiij tvvi.w.-. ,
Mrs. Blanche Ii. Douglas, of 303.".
North Broad street, announces the en
gagement of her daughter. Miss r.vcln
Douglas, to Mr. George Woodruff
Linker, of this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. Bnumner. Jr., of
1235 Westmoreland street, announces
tho engagement of their daughter. -Mls
Naomi Baumner, to Mr". A. William Co) -donna,
of Norrlstown, Pa.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho members of the Annunciation
r-nti.Mir, Chili. Tinth and Itcod street
entertained on Monday evening. Among
(hose present were .Miss l.velyn Moore.
Miss Margaret Butts Miss Mario f
McNenny, Miss Hose Crossln, Miss ,
Kathryne Kellv. Miss Anna Conor. I
M'ss Cathrlne Brcnn.ir. and Miss Mary
Tisnndo I
Miss Minerva Dnrfmnn has returnul
to her homo after having spent two
months In Lakewood
The Dellmoro Country Club held
Its second nnliunl il.un- lant cionini'
at McCrey's, 1517 Snyder avenue.
Among tho members am Mr Francis
Murphy. Mr John Grady, Mr. Dan el
Shea, Mr. Kugene Keuuin und Jlr.
Sylvester Murray
raeAldine Hotel
Cliestmit s WMiStreets
i
Qfifers exceptional jfoc?tfe&
for private entertaining.
Receptions, Weddings,
Cards. Dinners, Dances.
w
riiuh, liy llueurarTi,
I'.AKItlNUKIt
Daniel Moivnu llarrlncer. of
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PHELPS TALKS TOMORROW
Yale, Profesosr
Authors
to Discuss Russian
at Academy
Ilusslau Uterinum will bn illscusscn
by William Lynn Phelps, of Ynle Uni
versity, tomorrow nt his 11 o'clock talk
In the foyer of tho Aradomy of Music.
This talk will be the third of I'rof.
Phelps' series on "Which Books aro
llenlly Worth Beading." An advance
list of tho books to bo discussed con
tains thu following:
"Tljo Busslan Theatre tTnder tho
Revolution," Oliver M Snyler; "The
Groping Giant," W. A. Brown, Jr. :
"Crlmo and Punishment," "Tho Idiot"
and "Thn Brothers Lnrauiozov," thrro
novels .written by Dostolovsky nnd
translated into English by Constanre
Gnrnett; "The Tales of Chekhov nnd
tho Letters of Chekhov" also tlnnslnted
by Constance Garnett , "A Busslan
Schoolboy," Aksakoff ; "A Busslan Gen
tlpinnn." Aksakoff: "South." ICrncst
Shnckleton : "Tho Hook of Job," Morris
Jastrow; "Who and What Is God?"
Swain ; "The Rescue," Joseph Conrnd ;
Tho Connecticut Wits und Other
HssaVH." Honrv A. Beeis; "Tho Book of
Opal," Opal Wbltiiey ; "Memoirs." Lord
Redesdnlo.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Maude L. Perron has luturned
to her homo. 1023 South Yewdall htieet.
nfter spending a few days at Atlantic
Cltv.
Mrs. Benjamin Beerwald, of 403
Spring Gniden street, has gone to visit
relatives for two weeks at her former
homo In lllnekvillc, H. C.
Chestnut and 12tn Sts.
Announce for Tomorrow Friday
This Season's Greatest Dress Sale
An Extraordinary Purchase together with
Models from Regular Stock
Tricotine, Velour and Jersey Dresses
Women's
Dresses
3rd Floor
'No C. 0. D's or Exchanges,
MISS ELIZABETH L WALSH
WEDS MR.J0SEPHMcDEVITT
Interesting Marriage of Miss Evelyn
Roberts and Mr. James Dobson
An attractive wedding was solemnized
yesterday afternoon at 5 30 o'clock when
Miss r.llznbeth L. Walsh, daughter of
tho lato Mr. and 'Mrs. P. J Walsh, be
came tho brldn of Mr Joseph A. Me
Devltt, of Overbrook. Tho ceremony,
which took plnco nt St. Stephen's
Church, Broad nnd Butler streets, wns
performed by tho Bev. James J Tlnan
Tho bride wore n gown, of Ivory char
mcuse. Tho l.ieo veil wns draped over
a court train, which fell in long, grace
ful folds. She can led n bouojUct of
Swectheait loses The bride was at
tended bv lior sister. Miss Hose A
Walsh, as maid of honor, who was
gowned In flcsli-eolor pussywillow taf
feta und van led a shower bounuet of
Ophelia roses Shn woro a largo brown
lnnllno hat. Mr Harry McDevltt noted
ns his brother's best man, and the ush
ers were Mr Frank Coglnn and Mr
James Lacy A reception followed nt
the home of tho bible's sister, Mrs F
Otto Knnbe. 1315 Pike ntrect. The bride
and liridigroom left on an extended
wedding trip to llainnr.. Miami nnd
Palm Beach, and upon their return will
llio at 0201 Jiffi'iBOii ntreet, Oierbrook.
Tho out-of-town guests weru Mr. Sld
iiey Wllbon, Mr FieM Wllbon, Mr
and Mrs William damps in, of Rich
mond, Vn. i Mr und Mrs. Charles
Ditcher, of Shenandoah, l'a . and Mr
and Mis. C. Starr Matthews, of New
York.
DOBSON ROBLHTS I
An Interesting Meildlng look place In
thu First Piesbyterlan Church. Chelten
nveliuo. went of Oerinnnlown avenue, lit
7 o'clock Inst evening, when Miss Kvelvn
Onnond Holierts daughter of Mr and
Mrs S T Roberts, ,lr or 181 Maple
wood uvemip, Germantowii, becatno the
bride of Mr James Ledwood Dobson. of
"i'JIS Wnyiie a Vi nlie Tho Rev W
Ileattv Jennings, pastor of the church,
pxrfotiucd the ciremony. nrslsted bv
tho llev. William Porter Ioe, or mo
Westslde Presbyterlnn Church Mr.
RobeitB gave his dnughti r In marriage.
Miss IxiulSf B. Roberts was her sister's
maid of linnoi. and Mrs II. Clifford Cut
ler, Jr.. .T'ted us mation of honor. The
bildesmalds Included Mrs. Wallace
Cook, of Ijiiiimt.s, Mnssi , Mrs. Curllslo
W Taylor, Miss Margueilto Calne. Miss
L'lealior W David, Miss lMItti Roberts,
the bride's sUter. and Miss Beatrice
Kines Mr William N Dobson was his
brother's best man and Mr Hilton IJ.
Wilght, of Ilanlsburg ,N J, acted ns
second best man. Tho usbets were Mr.
Theodore Claik. Jlr. Howard Moore.
Mr. Kenneth Waylnnd, of New York;
Mr. Ldward Clifford Cutler. Jr., Mr. S.
Weir Lewis and Mr. William Worrell.
Tho brldi 's gown wns of white satin
trimmed in duchess Inee and she wore
a tulle veil with a Ilussl.iu headdress of
duchess liii-i nnd rc.il orange blossoms
She vnrrlid a bouquet of swtet peas and
orchids Tho maid of honor "voro a
georgettn dn h of on bid color und u
tullo hat to milch She earrled u bou
quet of Ophelia roses und violets.
The nintmn of honors gown was of
tuiiiuolso blue taffot.i and her hat was
o' bronze-colored tulle She cuiried
p.lle pink loses ami violets
The tuidesmnliW dresses were of taf
feta and georgette or pastel Hhades und
the wore halB of tulle to match. They
carried bouquets of sweet peas, roses
and ptssj willow.
A leceptlon folluued the ceremony
nt the home of the bride
After Febiuar I Mr and Mth. Dob
son will b ut home at fi 2(1.1 North Sixth
stieet, Olnej.
lnvitationi
m
jar Announce.
Undrmte Prices "- iXiX menu
Write nr rnone ror i.iiRriiiru or rrintcd
Samples.
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 Walnut St.
Values to $29. 75
Attractive Dresses fashioned of tricotine, velour and
jersey cloth in tunic and straightlinc effects, tailored,
button trimmed or embroidered in silk und wool.
All
JANUARY 13, 3021
OERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs William T Tomllnsori.
of 805 Hast Washington lnne, are upend
ing a short time In Atlantic C Ity.
Mr, and Mrs J Hnrker Chadwlck.
0809 Chesheim road, will leave on Vr
runry 0 to spend six weeks In Palm
Beach nnd Miami.
JCB
aBaB
1342 Chestnut Street
AMOUNT
Jtnt 100 of These
Wonderful ynlue3 Left!
bports
Qs.tvt. QuitjI"
S
5
Values $29.50
to $39.50
Beautifully tai
lored nil - wool
Sport Suits. Smart
shades.
n, ivltss This Unusual 3
S Opportunity for Saving (J
fi a
(j
! W
a yv
8 TOMORROW I WORREST1
si iiiiiiiiriiinrrTTiMnirMiraianffwiirT
EXHIBIT OF ARABIC ART
OPllNINll SATUIIDAY
lTin.ic hi:"i:ption i to s p m
University Museum
rillST DI.TI.AY IN AMHHICA
Finest Indian Basketry
African and South Sea Carvings
hat :t id rum: ii.i.pst lhctphk
HAAI.IIHIC WO.NDHIl CITY (JP HYltlA
liy DH U. 11. (101HJON
Sundov .1 30 ' HOMH" Motion Pictures
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BATUP.DAY nVHNINO, JAN. IB, 8 13
HHTI'IIN UNOAURMHNT
TOSCANINI
AND
LA SCALA ORCHESTRA
Entire Change of Program
TK'Kr.TP $1 to $a on s.vi.n at
ItBPPH'S. til" ClinSTNUT ST.
ACADUMY OP MUSIC
MmifllilBjACADBMY OP MUSIC IlllllffllllllET
Iraveltalks
Color Views
Mom
Pictures
TOMORROW s7B SAT. MAT,
AT
2.M)
JERUSALEM ';;;;! HOLYLAND
1'ICkUTH at IU'lipi''H BOc to $1 SO NOW.
ROSELAND DANCING
1015-17 Market St.
NOVni.TV NH1HT PHIZBS
AMSTUl'll MNGl.NG CO.NTHST
CHAS. KERR
llm-'f und Ills Kinci of Syncopation
i!
Misses'
Dresses
4th Floor
Sales must be Final
NEWMAN
(FOIIMKnLV KNOWN AH THIS HTANI.BTI
MAHKKT All. 10TII 11 A M. TO 11 V. M.
Oeoruu MVIford's Paramount Production
THE JUCKLINS F,iWiN0
HI.UB
"A fitorv Tliut Drips" N A.
illt NVw "To'tn"rvlM Trolley' Comeily
s.( Wk Nontw TatmH'lpe. Itrnnilml Woman
PA I A fTT l'-1 .MAitKrrr Hrnnirr
I -VL.LV-.li 10 A JI to 11 'IS I'M
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbucklo
IV Til): LIPIJ OP TUB PAHTV"
Prom Ktorv by lrvln t. (V.l.b
Next Wek "lho Intl'le of llio f'up '
ADTAniA Clmslmil St ti. lBIb
-Vl.V-Ll-l0 A M toll :l!It' M
A DeMille Production
ARTISTICALLY AND DHAMATlCAI.t.T
Midsummer Madness
IIY COSMO HAMILTON
WITH JACK 1IOI.T. I.II.A 1.1 13. I.OIS
Wll.MO.V ANU CONHAD NA(il:i.
T ""STYD I A Market 8t. nb. 0th
V1U1 VTt- 0 A M. to 1 1 15 P. M
A HHNHATIONAL irHl.ODHAMA
While New York Sleeps
PADTTni 72 MARKET ST.
AjTl I Jli 10 A. M. to 11:13 P. M.
THOMAS MI.IOHAN ID
'Vfj.VHAl) IN Ql'KHT OP HIM YOUTH"
REGENT
Market ft lltl. 17th
U'4.1 A. M to 11 16 P. M.
Tournour's "Tho Halt"
GLOBE
MAnKHT HTIIHUT
AT JL'NIPHIt
f'nnHntlnils Vftllilevllle. 11 to 11
ni'onni: cahhov and nuti.ins
PlIlLADBM'ItlA'S l'OItKMOST THHATIIH3
AST (J l.VliS , H 1.".
Last Mut bitunliiy
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
a. . nnr,ANonii prrrcnts
TUB DAINTY OPHHATIC ORMU1I t
MONSIEUR .
BEAUCAIREi
I'nurid'.l nn l.mth TnrUliiRton's Htory
Willi Mil MAHION miHHN and tha
Orlclnul I.endon nnd New York Cant
T i:r.K HI'ATH TODAY
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
J'rejMUiti
JULIA SANDERSON
G. P. HUNTLEY
IJOYLE AND DIXON
HITCHY (HIMSELF)
IIITCIIY-KOO 1921
Willi
MOSCONI BROTHERS
CjAlxlxlLls. "mm Mi.i .iiiunliy,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
DAVID nniAHCO PRESENTS
DAVID
WARFIELD
IN
The Return of Peter Grimm
Nl.XT MONDAY riHATS TOD.VV
GHOnon IinOADHPRST Preiont
A lloiniinve nf th" Ills WooJs
THE
STORM
l.ANGDON McCOIIMICK'S
Thrilling Forest Fire Play
tti: shnsationaIj suphii-succhss
A. Thought for Tonight
i 'Inn mi by It
ritmirii Ity und
natur.ilnem "
.V American
SEE
H.NHY W SWAGCS
HKNIGH'I HIT
SHAVINGS
a cum: cud comedy
T.ik. n ftum Joseph C I.inroln'n
Novel of the h i tn, Nnmi
OltliilNAI. NHW Ultr.
CAST WITH
SAT MAT
I1HST "t?
SHATS 9i
H.MtliV linirMYIItD
BROAD
MAT" HD & SAT.
XV. rU ' n S i In Tn,ln
'r ifH for Vox!
METROPOLITAN
HHOAD AND POPI.AH ST
LAST 3 DAYS -
ni. 1
P M
Dead Men Tell No Tales
Prliei In. lU'lmc T.ix M.itv ,
Jm its r..V NiKhtH Or h vtra,
$1 10. P.ntlrp n il ny s,
Hiix i
liox I
ACADEMY of MUSIC FOYER
Only Appearance This Season
JOSEF H0FMANN
PIANO RnriTAL
Afternoon. Jan.
Mon.
17.
Ul J I
Tlcketi
nn Ui.t.. n. ,...! ..... .. .
Tlonr
.... .- .... ... . ., ,,,.. 1 .ni.ic nnn
1111) O11 tnu) Sticot
EITH'S THEATRE
MME. BESSON
iv "ii i r s- iinprt."
b j. r iniiiim
BETH BERI
With Jjy VII. X. (i.. rBU Cllrford
JOE COOK
Krnmir A. 11... '.. Pert A Hetty
h, rf, nth 1 MaiDunouh. Bli
C"ltj P.mr oihiiN
JOHN COWPER POWYS
will i.Hi-rt iti: 1 1
"JEAN CHRISTOPHE"
PRII-.W l.l: MM'MIY MTII t, P
III I I. t. l ) fiiHM m
I 111 S. ulh f l Meslluil flint
AUMIs.s,, .-,
Ar.iiinn op
NEW YORK
UHU -Thur- Hik j.in. L..
sm nwr
RACHMANINOFF
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
il iny
111")
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rui!
DANCING CONTEST
Tmil.l i
ti
Hi:u
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W. II Kli.mii " 1 1 1 i
Palm Garden
nu.i.uo'iM nn i.i i i: Miit . p mil
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U'llJl
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PiiiIi-kt , ry i; win n .ii i,isr"
ORPHEUM "".,",
MAE DESMOND '
n i wi, - - i i if , r i
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CASINOS i-
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Wrotlie
i ".llnW
WORLD'S MUSEUM
ipii
T i r'i TiVi in s ii
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fOMHTHlNn m v
PEOPLES
KU.Sy. AVH. AND Ulillll
1AT. TODAY
r 0.
FIIILAIinf.PHlA'fl LHAniNO THBATltBSr
uiicciion u r ur.r. & j, j, H1IUHI1.HI
"FDE LIGHT"
So said Herman Diccli
Recorrl speaking of
in
the
'llllllll'1'
"REAL ENJOYMENT"
reported Linton Martin in the
North American. But enthusias
tic as were the Philadelphia
critics, it remained for New
York and Chicago to go into
ec3tacie3 over the Messrs.
Shubcrt's presentation of Arthur
Richman's fantasy of city life.
"The most gracefully written
and moit charming play of the
year," wrote Alexander Vool
cott in the N. Y. Times.
"Don't miss it the finest
comedy of the season," declared
O. L. Hall, in the Chicago Jour
nal. Boston, too, joined in the song
of praise, for Philip Hale said in
The Herald:
"One of the Brightest, most
whimsical comedies Boston has
seen since 'Maytime.' "
AHPT PUT Eves, at 8.20. Mats.
rtUi-iLirrilToduy & Sat. at 2.20
Pro-War Price: Eves. Except Sat.
50c to $2.
Sat. Mat, Best Seats $1.50.
Pop. Mat. Today j&L $1
I YR IP EVENINGS AT H;1G
I- 1 11V. MnH WnJ &.Sat. nt2:l
Piticr.s NiiniTH. p.. -nt sat . r,0e to 12.B0
POP MAT Wl D . I1ISST SKATS. J1.B0
MAT. SAT. kht $2.oo
ani.WYNS GUATlANTKUD SUCCESS
w TKt ntm twucALtvat
BUDDIES
(; SHUBERT Last 2 Weeks
MATi. WHD AND .SATURDAY
seats N.,w sni.uvo pon al
PnilFOHMANCHS
WAS THK SHNSATION OP PARIS
AND NLIV YORK NOW TUB
SENSATION OP PHILADELPHIA.
T. RAY COMSTOCK AND MORRIS
GUST P 11 i: S C N T THE M03T
TAL.KLD OP PLAY IN THU WORLD
9i
$' ' i Mam
II m & "hA IK M
I I - Jllv "
APHRODITE'
CO Or 300, 8 GORGl.Ol'S bCHNES
CHESTNUT ST. Jp?a eves.
MATINEE SATURDAY oA,T0
"EAST
WEST"
WITH
BAINTER
iv Mint of tht
Hunt In Wet "
! THE WALNUT 'J m
1 rl,
jttgy FAY
I,'. 11. 'I II .it . f Pl.ll
pi i virulii i 'hi I -i ". ii. I
l.. il.i. T ( 1k i
i. r jiai HAT,
I v-t i pi uportM wrrs
WINTHRCiP AMI'.S Presents
GEORGE ARLISS
in "The Green Goddess"
A I" i f A Iv n ur In n If. I t M ARPIIEn
' SiiW nitliilj H'uie I to Mr ArliHM ' Rocord
M
N i'l K -I SI.
Tt i Icnlncr ""111"!'
W I TODAY
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monnn
VdTM
iir
ULW'im
A Uiilii.tnt CuU nn 1 t' n
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Dir ( ir in '4 'i .it I umi i
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1 atijous ItulnUow
itre N. Y
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T II O 1' i) I, . T
OPI1RA HUl'hll
N
r;r-i 1 r .la lZc. Miukul'. Jan. SI, at 8.30
1 H M Pa A CIIAHIES
ALDA s, HACKETT
In jiilnt in il.H
T'iliif2 0 SJ ni' tl r0. ti 00 ,ind7Se.
row ullini; n WhiIb CiTn.it Mureau.
1411 1- linn Suunr M iron 'Han Opera
jl ii I Wi 1 111 iim'n lios en, ii ut atroet.
Mt- r
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ilPl.RA HOI S1J
Musicales
lay nvg
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. b II) P M
ALDA AMATO
MARTINELLI
GODOWSKY
BONG! ROSEN
HACKETT
NIELSEN
MORGANA
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B
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U2,S. 12th, St.
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Jean Bedini's PFFK-ABOO
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