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Nancy Wynne Tfrlkis of the Weather and tlio Doings in
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Society This Week Miss. Kester to Be Married
eo ilfr. Sea Tonight
F' WAS wonderful to plod along
throiiRli the liijth snoW iwtertlay,
ain't It? I "ve tcen .wonting ft (mow
ilk. that nil winter. And nrt "Sundfty,
"' ". it -rent when It ttd, falling?
Prcn It the sleet did cut y6ur face a
'kit when you had on everything but
the kitchen stove an n Covering, and
high noow ".". . "v ' :;
IBd a hwr - . v-,
d, lltcrnllr, or I fell nil over my
lc on Walnut rtrtwt ami laughed
lust as hard as did those who stood by,
ind, mind you, never offered me it
hind to rise. .
However some day I will get even
th them, when they fall down I, too,
IIi laugh and perhaps they won't like
t as much as I did.
ALL the younger set arc busily en
raged this week' In seeing to the fin
i.Urtr touches on" their fancy" garment
or the meeting of Mrs. Wurta- danc
In clAfs on Friday night. It's the
inDUal centime nucir in inc cium ww
It'i always n great event. 'The com
mittee of boys In chargo of (hoclosscH
this year includes Reynolds Driver
Brown. II. Curtis Wood, Jr., H.
Dourtm Paxson, .Tr Henry Leur,
Louis rhllllps, William F. Walsh,
Bartow Mullcr, Morris Swope, Frank
Kano and John Rheln, Jr.
YOU know that Margaret Kester and
Hal Heal nre to be married tonight
at Holy Trinity Chapel, which Is at
Twenty-second and Spruco streets.
jlr. William H. Itobcrtf, Jr., who Is
Margaret's Hlstcr. Is to bo her inntroit
of honor, and little Helen Robert
i ntixn In tn lx flower, elrl.
Murray Seal, of naltlmore, wlU
tome tin to bo best man tor nis Droincr,
ind the ushersnro tn be William Rob
erts, Jr.. Walter Hindmnn, of Aire
ctnnea. Ind. ; Murray Sprihr and rnul
Wagner. " ' ,
Hnl Seal is n Ilnltlmorean, but W
In buslnesi hero. They will livo in
this city on their return from n. wcu
ding trip. The rector of Holy Trin
ity l impel, tne iiev. ugic t uriiuiu.
will perform tho ceremony, which will
Uke place at 8 o'clock.
OF COURSE, we're all looking lor
,r,l tn tho Tr rarnlvnl which Is to
li held on Thursday night at the Ico
Talncc on Mnrket street. If this cold
imps up wo won't hnvo to go that far
to g(t Ice, will we? But then we will
hare to go there to see Jlio fancy sknt
Ing and dancing. I wonder what sort
tt costumes they will wear- this year.
They certainly were extraordinarily
pretty last yenr. Momenow you tion t
want to nut a lot of effort Into a cos-
lumc jou can only wear once, but you
eften find tliat nny old tnmg win uo. at,
times sou get together very beautiful
effects. Pur on the skating rink bright
colors nre wonderful.
It takes n party of this kind (tho
littlne carnival I mean) to show us
how efficient some of us are. For you
hare nn idea how many of the young
people in and about Philadelphia skate
mont beautifully. It Is such a grace
ful art, and so exhilarating. You feel
like a bird flying through thq nlr as
jou glide tn and fro. And there Is so
little of It out of doors with the mild
wenther of these last two winters, it
really is wonderful to linvc tne ice
Palace to go to.
T SAW Mrs. Hamilton Colket on
Chestnut street on Saturday wearing
a beautiful top cont of Hudson bny
sapie. made with a broad collar and
cut three-quarter length.
iwt hat was a semi -large turbnn of
aimk Mlk, the groundwork being a
fort of deep plum color and the flowers
of nil colors in satin. Thrcnds of irold
Mn through the silk. too. -It was vcrv
I food-looking.
Helen MltrliM n vorv nttrnetlrn.
looking girl. I Rnv her on Chestnut
street, too. She was wearing nn
awfully nrettr dark hrown suit.
trimmed with a fur collar nnd cuffs.
Hfr hat was nlso fur-trimmed nnd was
a Miinll ndalr. with n deep rose-cnl-red
ernwn. Helen will mnke her do-
tut ne.t winter.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An IntiTnsHntr datiiitftril n( nAwf .!
til """'"O UVWUMHIIV Ul l(t b t lair
t'r will bo Mlsa Klcanor Hart, dnuRhter
Mr ami Mrs. William Howard Hurt.
M Arrow Head Farm, Ambler, uho will
luiiiiniiy presented to society at a
"a to Iib Riven by her parents at their
oroeuM S.itunlHy ufternoon. October 8.
S 5 '"' "ho '" at Present nt school
n tarii expects to return home early
S. J!l,emher Mr- n"d Mrs. Hart are
fpend iir ,vern wcelts with Mrs Hurt's
K,Hm' JIr nd Mrs. Cleorse Harrison
....... , ;,s ,,0 jnnccy street.
..Mr. .ind Mrs. Illchnrd Hnrv Morris.
n,li!u' enue nnd Horttcr street.
ViES n,?w' announce tho engnKement
M,lri'!mF,,,er.MII,B Margaret Morris,
n? v V. ,,,m t'cury Clausen. Jr., son
Mrs ilm Henry Clausen, also of
Xfr nii.i if... ... . .
,"..;' ,uf Torworth. (lermantown. will
Jlnt i '? at .Illnncr on Thursduy eve
amg before the Ice cnrnhnl.
Jr. r f,'.! ?.! ") J. Wotherlll.
anc. 7i " ''." "'JJ?"0.! ." B'vo R
of tt,. ,r if. nuircii .5, in nonor
r their ran. Mr OUca P. Wctlierlll.
of i- . ;M' Francis It. Jtrawbrldge,
Inaih. ".1,,,'lf Oormnntowii. are snend
"f the we.l( at I.nke Placid, X. Y.
ttW u-'lli MrB Iohn u- 'lfBi of D8
Hlii i ...."I?,v ,'!ONo avenue, Chestnut
.-,- "u. Mr anil Jlrs li-rnlvr rk fc'nlnli.
M' ,r:i,.u' "i. !""" A A:
fDn.l tV. ."..., iiviv mry will
Mr ami Mm ..i... i.i. ..I... n.,111.1..
be mn ? w"lut streot. nro spend-
HstOlm t inn nl n..ll T . .i.-i
f'CO lit In ll,itiMiuo,. cl
Mi ...i.vi , A II. .
a ho6nor eV ?, tl,n. "ner to bo given
lauM?r I H sa Mftrl0 l-oH'se llH'rd.
Alfd." nf ll'i MjaT Matthew
Hhi. .1. - ".muiV UCIUIU IIIR 1HI1UV
r-"a unnco of
Wurta' danolng class by Colonel nnd
Mrs. John 8. Muckle, at their home,
2033 Walnut street, net Friday eve
ning, will i Include Miss Catharine 11
Mather, MIA boulle u. Thomson, Miss
?nt.M. tn M...IMH HjTIm ftAl Ttf AIIjm.
Miss, Frances cV Urruler, Mr. iFTcddrlck
i'i. uamn, Mr. Henry jjnin, so, sir.
Lloyd ltenshaw, Mr. Itobort K. Coles
berry, Mr. Francis Howard .Williams
nnd Mr. Craig "W. Mucltle. .
Mrs. William A. Williamson hns r-
iiturned to her apartment at the. Clinton,
arter a two months stay at St. AUgus
tlne'and MlamL
Mrs. CleorsTA Franklin Brown, of 411
West 1'rlce street, Oermantown, Is
spending uoveml weeks In New Orleans.
Mrs; Kern Dodged Of BOSS Pulaski
avenue, Oermantown, has returned from
a visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry Pembcrton, Jr., 1008
Chestnut street, wilt entertain nt dinner
on Friday evening In honor of Mlsa Dor
othy levering, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ollpln Iovcrlng, before' the meet
ing of Mm. Charles Stewart Wurts'
dancing plans. Among the guests will
bo Miss Anne Stevens, MlM Eleanor
Joyce Sewell, Mr. Oliver Brock, Mr.
William Hacker, tr. John U llnndall
and Mr. lUlph Farnum.
Miss IJorothy Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ciaermont Hmlth, Jr., of 4918
Ixicust street, and Mr. llobert Young
Miller wore married on Saturday. Feb
ruary 19, In the Church of tho Mediator,
Flfty-flrtt and Spruco streets. The Jlev.
P. K. pagood, rector of the church, offi
ciated, in the presence of the members
of the Immedlata families only. Mr.
Howard Miller, brother of the bride
groom, attended an best man and only
attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will
make their homo In Iloaton. Mr. and
Mrs. smith's other daughter. Mrs.' Hocir
Sherman Powell, of New York, who at
tended the wedding, is spending tho
week as tho guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Antelo Ceveroux.
of Mlsf Field Farm, Oreland, have re
turned from 'Palm Beach. Fla., where
they wcro the guests of Mr. and Mrs, A.
Charles.
Mr. Ii O. ItlOhards, of New York,'
wno nas been entertained, as the guest or
Mrs. Kobert Kmott Hare, of 400 South
Twenty-sccond street,, for a week, re
turned to her home yestcrdny.
Dr. and Mrs. William Ilcwson, of 6300
Overhrook avenue, am being congratu
lated on thh birth of a son-born on Feb
ruary 18. Mrs. Hewson will be remem
bered as Miss Nancy Stokes, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. Newlln Stokes, of
Chester avenue.
Mrs. Heynolds Driver Brown, of the
Morris Apartments, has returned from
a, visit to Scrnnton, Ta where she was
entertained an the guest of Mrs, Henry
Belln, Jr., for ten days.
Tho faculty of tho University of
Pennsylvania will kIvo a tea this nfter
noon, from 4 until 6 o'clock, at Hous
ton Hall, Thirty-sixth nnd Spruce
streets.
Count and Countess de Trampe, of
Seventeenth nnd Spruce streets, who are
spanning several weeks nt Aiken, a, c,
expect to return to their home tho latter
part of next month.
Miss Phyllis Huhn Walsh, daugntm
of Mrs. Florence Huhn Wnlth. of 6012
Drexel rond. Ovorbrook. accompanied
by Mrs. ItaUton Wood and Miss Kathar
ine Force, of New York, have left for
Palm Bench. Fla., to participate In a
tennis tournament. They expect to re'
main about two weeks.
Mr. George A. Huhn, of 170S Locust
Btreet, has left for a trip to Miami, FlaTT
wnere ne expects to remain aooui inree
weeks. His daughter, Mrs. Joseph W.
Bailey, Jr., of 1708 Locust utreut, in
spending several weeks at Palm Beach,
Fla., with M'ss Hcbeeca O. Thomson.
aaugnter or Mr. nnn Mrs. waiter a.
Thomson, of 1722 Spruce street. ,
Mlsa Maria Louise Thomnson. debu
tante daughter of Mrs. Charles Trotter
Thompson, or siiu apruco streci. wnq
hns been entertained as the guest of
Mira Ruth U Manlerre, daughter of
Mrs. Alfred Lee Mnnlerro, of New York,
for a few days, -returned to hr Home
yesteruay.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller C. Powell, of
Lansdowne. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Helen Elizabeth
Powell, to Mr. Harry A. Smedlt-y, of
this city.
Mrs. William S. Ashbrook. of 4431
Spruco street, will bo unable to fflvo the
tea from 4 until 6 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon for Miss Caroline Newton,
owing to Illness. Miss Newton will
lenvo shortly for abroad with tho Hod
Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Sherrltt. of 6400
Woodbine avenue, Overbrook, are enter
taining Mrs. Krancis vi. wneeier nnu
Mrs. lloland H. Tlmm, of New York.
Mrs. Gertrude Foster-Wilde wilt glvo
a muslcalo tea nt her homo In Mt, Airy
tomorrow afternoon. She will be as
sisted by her slater, Mlas Beatrice M.
Foster.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs, George C. Fleck. Jr.. of 10C4
vnrth aivtv.thlnl utreet. has Issued In
vitations for a luncheon, followed, by
bridge, which she will give on Thursday
March 17, at the Walton Hotel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond J. Consldlne.
of Marlyn rond, Overhrook. nrc recelv
inip n.iirrntiiluttnn.l nn the birth O a son.
Mrs. Consldlne will be remembered ns
Miss Klennor M. Iluane, or uverurooK.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sell, of Oak
Lane! who will lene In March to spend
flvo months ..traveling In V.u rope, will
be accompanied bv MIpb Harriet Wolf,
of Elklns Park, and Miss Mndcllne Kohn,
of lf.26 North Sixteenth street. They
expect to sail March 10 on tho atenmshlp
Cedrlc.
The marrlniro of Mrsi Hilda B. ICahn.
daughter of Mr. Samuel Blumenthal. of
Klklns Park, and Mr. Solomon Black, of
Trenton, tosk placo on Sunday at tho
Hlts-Carlton.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. II. A. Crawford will entertain the
hri,ir dun or which she Is a member.
at her home on Phll-Kllena street. Ger-
mnntoun, this nnenwon. inn guests win
Include Mrs. Albert E. Blnckburn, Mrs.
W. C, Da Armand, Mrs. James H. Day,
Mrs Dunn, Mrs. William McCandless,
Jniore. hernrn tint fnnnv
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s MISS MARIAN KLKANOIt McKADDBN
Ayiioso engagement to Mr. Henry Carlisle Ulppnrd, of AVlllies-Uarrc,
s lias recentlyibecii announced
Mro. Thomas Matson, Miss Wnnnlo Tcn
bro.eck. Mrs. Samuel n. 'Vrooman nnd
Mrs. Alfred J. Vollrnth.
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert A. ICddowes hnvo
returned from their wedding trip, and
are at home -at 444 Queen stroet. Mrs.
Eddowes will bo remembered as Miss
Martha Wh.y.
Mrs. llobert Dalgllesh. 6301 Ogonti
avenue, will entertain at bridge' nt her
home on Friday afternoon. Thcio will
be twelve guests.
Miss Elizabeth Page. S130 Greene
street, entertained members of the
yrunger school sot nt her hpme on Sat
urday afternoon. Tho guests included
Miss Eleanor Wllklo, Miss Camlllo
Phlster. MIsh Eleanor Knlpc, Miss Mar
Jorle Wntson, Mlsa Frances Morgor),
Miss Eleanor Gross, Miss Marian oily.
Miss Elsie Edwards, Miss Laura Hitch
cock and Miss Annnbclle Wood,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Leon S. Meyer, of 3222 Ridge
avenue, will entertain her regular bridge
club today. The members Includo Mrs.
Henry H, Netter, Mrs. B. F. Lyons, Mrs.
Benjamin, Bloch. Mrs. Julius Gerstle,
Mrs. Charles Wise, Mrs. Joseph Schone
man. Mrs. Harry C. Kahn. Mrs. David
Greenwald. Mrs. Bella Stern, Mrs. Harry
Baycrsdocfer and Mrs. Leo Simons.
Mr. and Mrs.' H. C, Kraus, of tho Hotel
Majestic, nro on an extended trip to
Florida and Will visit the Bahama Is
lands before returning North.
Mrs. I W. Hlrsch. of' 2311 North
Broad ntrect, has been spending three
weeks on a trip to Bermuda, s
Miss Florence II. Elkln, of 3208 Dia
mond street. Is attending u largo house
rmrty being given by Mr. nnd Mrs. A.
Elsemnn, of New York, af thetr country
home. Far KockaWay. Mr. Sohvtn w.
Smith, whoso' mnrriagQ to Miss Elkln
will take place next month Is also a
guest until nfter today. A dance was
given In their honor on Snturday eve
ning. Mlsa Mildred Moore, of 1017 Venango
street, entertained nt a dnnce at her
homo a few evenings ngo,
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
The annual danco of the Margin Girls'
Country Club, will be held at Lawrence
Hall, Broad and Porter streets, tomor
row evening. The committee Includes
Miss Helen Schrelber, president: Miss
Helen Matthews, Miss Freda Schrelber.
Miss Ella Reynolds and Miss Eleanor
Murphy.
Mr. and MrsTJohn McGowan, of 2210
South Twentieth street, entertained In-
fn.MAllii n. .11, l.nmn rn Onln.iln.i
lIUI IIIHIIJ (1. ...II IIUHIU W.I UHlUlUrtJ
Venlng In honor of their silver wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keel, of 1816
Glndstono street, will entertain Inform
ally at their home this evening nt a
Martha Waashlngton party In honor of
their daughter, Mlsa Mario Keel.
Mlsa Reglna Brown, of 1C33 Porter
street, has returned to her homo after
having spent some time tn Wlldwood.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Jennls, of 1914
South Twentieth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Marie Jennls, to Mr. James W.
Duffy, Jr., of this city.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. W. C. Do Armond, of 4312 Wal
nut street, has Issued Invitations for a
bridge party whleh she will give at her
home on March 17.
Mrs. Albert B, Blackburn has returned
to her homo at 3813 Powclton avenue
from a week's stny nt tho Chalfonte, At
lantic City, where sho wns the guest of
ner motner, Mrs. J. u spangicr.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Miss Koto Gaiter, 3133 Columbia ave
nue. hasToturned from Erto. Pa., where
she represented the juvenile division of
tho Municipal Court at the Pennsylvania
jjtnte uourt or social workers.
fr tffl In lfnun enn n "tw M1 Xftf
1"i i'lWDm, rui ui niiu tu.
Moses, of 2240 North Thirty-third
street, who recently graduated from the
Central High School, will enter tha Uni
versity or Pennsylvania In tho" rnll.
Th6 Rev. Abraham J. Feldmarl nnd
Mrs. Feldman. of 2861 North Bailey
street, aro entertaining Mrs. David Bloch
ami Mrs. mi a. Miller, of Cincinnati,
motneryann sister or Mrs. Feldman.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcrmnn Frleder, of
2029 North Thlrty-thlrd street, have
been appointed master and mistress of
ceremonies of the nnnual Purlm ball of
the Beth Israel congrcgntlon to bo. held
at Mercantile Hall on Tuesday evening,
ainrcn -.
FALLS 0F-8CHUYLKILL
Mrs. K. Gehring Hnrkness spent tho
week-end nt Atlantic City, where sho
was one of a houso party which her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Walton, gave.
Tho othor guests were Mrs. FrnnK Jnr
dlne, Mrs. M. Stuart Onllnger, Mrs.
Louis Reese and Miss Knthnrlno Evans.
NORRI8TOWN
Mr. and Mm. A. r. Bnnham, of Powell
street, entertained at cards nt their homo
to meet their KUcst. Miss Dorothy Cas
son, of Powton, Md. Thero wcro six
teen guests.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Haws
Avenue aieuiouist-cnurcii entertained at
a sauer kraut supper There wero tlfty
members present. The hostesses of tho
nffalr wero Mrs. Oeorgo Fulmer. Mrs.
Edwurd Eluell nnd Mrs. Mnurlco Elwell.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Walton Wood, of
uast romance street, entertained the
members of the choir of the First Pres
byterian Church ut n musical and supper
ui tneir nomc. inere were tinny guests.
Mrs. II. C Allen, of 831 Swedo street,
gave a luncheon nt her home to meet
Miss Winifred H. Myers, field secretary
of the Y. W. C. A., who is spending a
wock at tho local association. Covers at
luncheon were laid for eight gueato.
Miss Helen Palst, of Powell street, has
returned irom a visit in nttsourgn.
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAI, TO NEW
Reconstructed
upholstered
and polished
$15 "ST
First-class
work
guaranteed.
Slip covers
made to
order.
We carry a larco stock of unhotaterv
materials, selling at wholesale prices.
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MISS M. BOYD KESTER
WEDS MR. HAL K. SEAL
Interesting Mftrriagp Takes
Placo at Holy Trinity
Chapol Tonight
A weddtnir of social Interest to this
rlty and Baltimore will be solemnized at
s o'oiocic tontgnt when miss niargarei
Kester, daughter of Mrs. Oeorgo .Boyd
Kester. of 2412 Hpruco Street, will be
come the brldo of Mr, Hnl Kendall Seal,
of naltlmore. ,
The ceremony will bo performed In
Holy Trinity Chapel, Twenty-necond nnd
Hpruco streets. The Hev, J. Ogle War
field, rector of the chapel, will officiate.
Tho bride will bo' attired In a smart
gown of Ivory white eatln veiled with
chantllly lace. The skirt Is slightly
draped and the long court train sus
pended from tho shoulders Is composed
of white satin, Hor veil of tulle, which
extends to the end of tho train, will be
surmounted by a wreath of orange
blossoms.' Sho will carry a shower
bouquet of white bridal roses and
orchids.
Her sister, Mrs. William. H. Roberts,
of Moorestown, N. J., will attend as ma
tron of honor. Sho will wear, n frock
of peach-color panne velvet with
touches of tulle of the same shade. Sho
will carry a bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Helen W, Roberts, the small
niece of the brldo, will attend as flower
girl. Sho will wear a dainty frock of.
flesh-color organdie, adorned with, pink
nnd bluo satin ribbon. Kho will carry, a
colonial bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. G. Murray Seal, of Ualtlmore,
brother of the bridegroom, will act as
best man.
The ushers will be Mr. William II.
Roberts, Jr brothor-ln-law of the bride ;
Mr. Walter O. Hlndman, of Vlncennes.
Ind. ! Mr. Murray Spnhr and Mr. Paul
C. Wagner. Jr. A small reception- will
follow nt tho homo of the bride's mother.
On their return from a wedding Jour
ney Mr. and Mrs. Soal will llvo In this
city.
STEPHENS LOOAN
Mlfn Lucy Lorlng Long, daughter of
.Mrs. narry van Nuyn iognn, of nose
i). uwen utepnens, son
Valloy, and Mr,
also of Hoso Valley, will bo married by
Friends' ceremony at 8 o'clock this eve
ning nt tho Guild Hall,. Hoso Valloy. Mr
Jesse Holmes, of Swarthmore College,
assisting. Tho brldo will bo unattended.
A reception will follow. After their re
turn from a wedding Journey Mr. and
Mrs. Stephens will live In rtose Valley.
BEItGEn LAVIN
The marriage of Miss Florenco Laln.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Lnvln,
of 1767 North Twenty-ninth street, to
Mr. Sydney 13, Derger will .take plnco
tills evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Beth
Israel Synagogue, Thirty-first street and
Montgomery avenue, llabbl Marx In
Nathan officiating. 'Tho brldo will wear
a traveling costumo of dark bluo trlco
tine with hat to match nnd will carry
a corenge bouquet of orchids nnd IUImh
of tho valley. Sho will bo attended by
her sister. Mien Ruth Lavln, and the
best man will bo Mr. Louis Buntmnn.
After a dinner at the Arcadia for the
Immediate family the bride nnd bride
groom will leavo on a trip to ,Mlaml, Flo.
MOORESJOWN
Tho Church Federation gavo a recep
tion to meet Mrs. Margaret Chlckerlng
In tho Presbyterian chapter house on
Friday evening. Mrs. Chlckerlng gavo
an Interesting review of her work and of
Its Importance to the community. A
meeting of the religious committee was
held Immediately after the reception.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J: Whltnll Nlckolson, of
West Main street, sailed for Bermuda
on Saturdoy.
Mrs. Mary Green, of Chestnut street,
hag been entertaining Mrs, Anna Long-
vaugu, or uamaen.
The Itev. Edgar U Sanford, of Christ
Church, Bordentown, N. J. was a guest
of tho Ilev. F. A. Warden Inst week.
Mr. nml Mm. Itenrv U. Coles and
Ihelr daughter. Miss Marguerite Coles,
Will epend nomo time in Fioriua,
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs, J. JMward Woodbrldge
havo been entertaining Mrs. John For
rest, nt rlinrlpHtnn, H. (".. nt their homo
In Cheett-r for a fortnight. Mrs. Wood-
brtdgo has again resumed her After
noon of Science, of which ahe Is presi
dent, having the first meeting yesieraay
at Edgcmont Hall, when Dr. Hodnoy
Crue itave nn Illustrated talk on
"Botany In tho Bill of Fare." A re
ception nnd tea followed, at which Mrs.
Wnndhrldirn received nnd Mrs. Hlchnru
Wetherlll and Mrs. Frank Hyatt, pre
sided at tho tea table.
Mr. nnd Mis. Horace Barnes, of Moy
Ian, aro being congratulated on the birth
of a son on February 13.
Keneslah Danco and Play
The Keneslah of tho Congregation
Ohel Jacob will hold a play and uanco
tomorrow evening at Mercantile Hall,
Broad and Master streets. The play will
bo a musical comedy entitled "Troubles
of 1921." Miss Clara, n. Hlrsch, Mlsa
Dora Davidson and Mlsa Nettlo Kntes
have assisted In tho arrangements.
Thoee who will tako part will be Mr.
Henry Kline, Mr. Morris Steinberg, Mlsa
Dora I7avldson, Mr. LMward Huslck, Mr
Raymond allien, Mr. Purves, Miss Viola
Gross, Miss Feder, Miss Hershmnn, Miss
Hannah Harris, Miss Krrso Horn, Miss
Hadlo HoFenbaum, Miss Irene Goldman,
llttlo Miss Ruth Strousa, Mr. M. Ka
mens, Mr, Soslow, Mr. Harry Rosun and
Mr. Black.
Are Your Feet Having
a Nightmare?
Did you ever dresm thit you were bound
o that you could not move, while whII
were clonlnr In on you. crushing, ufrnctlnirT
Your feet hftv tlmt nlfhtmsre til day ions
If they're confined in shoes nt unnatural
hspe. meed ncainit a euiz-ananxed sol ae
If trf a board.
Tha flsxlbts-arch Cantilever Shoo literati)
wikM un your rest. It twrmltii ths nrcn
muscles frsedom to function so that they
rain strength and five strong- support to the
bon of tho areh. preventing any dnser of
flat feet. The circulation Incomes full and
flee, the tns straighten out. and your feet
rome to life and offer thanks that their
nlshtmare la enna.
lunurlatlna In the new srnim of comfort and
wrll-helncr. Com In and try on a pair of
Cantilevers ee now soou-iooitins tney are
Widths AAAA to E.
CANTHiVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Ovr Cunard Office
;Slone(.
1306 Walnut Street 1 1
For Tomorrpw Only
Special Sale' of
New Spring Dresses
49:50 '
$65, $75 to $85 VALUES -
A limited but attractive collec
tion of Tricotines, Taffetas,
Georgettes and Canton Crepes.
JZZa5Q22E2ET
'raufttfeE
Dewees
1122-21 Chestnut Slrcot
(iimlity and Standard Famous Over Half a Century
B
KmW'8'(hS
riilLADKLriMA'S LRAniNO TJinATnKB
mrectlon of LliB J. J. BHUnpnT
'!LYiaO WBWJ
MissCsswlls
GaaqjiaisriM
l
.ai0!'
For exceptional brilliance and In every
detail last night's reeeptlon to Mlsa Cowl
surprised everyfilna- ond nnythlnr avsr twfore
contrlboted to a noted star's first nppearanei,
J9 SELXyNS or$rri
&MM
ME
GO
HSMIUN'THftDUGIf
Chestnut St. Opera House
irV'flf.lir.. MATS. TODAY t, HATUIIDAT
HOLIDAY MAT. TODAY, 2!ls
MS
Adelphi Mat Today SSL $2
Res. Mutn. Thuri". hihI Hat.
EVES., 50c to $2.00 (L')
The Qreatest Comeily Triumph In Years
"Admired for U quality as llrst-rate com
edy." Evenlmr Kulletln.
MORItlS nOSB Presents
iC!MIW,
smwimm
f eM
TktMesrnuimc ft iMAMtintA K9
SHUBERT Eves, at 8 : 1 5
This Week Mats. Today and Sat., at 2:15
ARTHUR HAMMKrtSTEIN rrestnts
II A
Dufflii
tTPAKiir
G3CG
IN
DECILE
1A MUSIGIRL COMEOYIlllBia
HOLIDAY MAT. TODAY AT 3 :1B
Xlsbts at 8:16
Matinees at 2:13
Walnut rr
SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY
RUOUI.AR MATINEES
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
RICHARD WALTON TULLT
Freenta
THE GREAT AMERICAN ACTOR
GUY BATES
POST
"The Masquerader"
fast Orcanlied for World's Tour of
Tim Century's Sensation.
Thematic Muelc.
Double Iteollnir Maui's
Triple Kl'Ctrlcal Equipment.
No One PeMed Durlnir Prolomis.
Phila. Ice Pnlacc, 45th & Market Sts.
SKATING CARNIVAL
Thursday Evg., Feb. 24, at 8:15
THERESA WEI.D 11I.ANCHARD
NATHANIEL NILE3
8HERWIN 1IADUER
Champion Figrure Skaters of America
CVl'S Ol-KKIIKn VOlt FANCY SKATINO
CllMI'ETITIONS OPN TO ALL
CARNIVAL HOCKEY UAME
TICKETS ON SALE AT CONWAY'S.
OI.MIIELS AND SPALDINOS
Witherspoon Hall ,l'sA1T1,
Thureday Cv. Tfb. 24. 1021, at R:1R p. u'.
Henri Scott
WORLD'O MOST nfiAOTIP-Ut. THEATItW
MARKET AT 9TH
THIS WEEIC
10 A. M. to I 1 :15 P.M.
EXCLUK1VE KIIIUT rilKSENTATIOif
IN TUB RIOOEHT AND ORICATEaT ,
COMEDY OF HIS CAREER
"THE KID"
STANLTCY ORCUEflTRA-NOTED SOLOWT
The Stanley Organ
Which Ii the molt romplets In existence 14
NOW IN OPERATION
.. . oun SCALE OF PIUCBB
11 A, M. to 8 P. At, Entire llalrotiy. 8So
Ac.h"A,r ""d llaleony litres, WVj
EVBNINOS AFTER (I O'CMiCIC
SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
llaleony. BOci Ixtvrxr Floor and
vt--. llaleony Loces, 7fle
NOTE: To vo,1 crowds attend extr
. .,.. morning pfirformancss ,
N et Week OTIS BKl.NNEIl In "KISMET'
CTA MTOM MARKET All. 10TK
O 1 AiN 1 KJN II A. M.to 11115 V. M.
Katherine MacDonald
, . . . IN "CURTAIN"
I'd Iletsnood Film Company Prent .
Toonen-Ule Comedy. "Treasura Huntera-'
AddH
new
GLOBE
Philadelphia
Plectrum
Symphony
Orchestra
Conductor, JobjiIi
1j Monnra, of tha
Philadelphia
Orch'atra.
of the Metropolitan
Opra Co.
...Tlrk"" on ! at
Weymann'a. 110 8
Chutnut et, mid a
th box ofllce of the
hall the evening of
tlio concert.
RECITAL
Madame Louise Homer
tviifi "rVJ,',"1 ""lean Contralto
WED LV(1 . MVJICH Ifi. AT 8 1.1
At the Academy of Music
Au..p. of Philadelphia Muc riul,
uenent of lUlinninnnn Miipltnl
A Wonderful Opportunity to Obtain a
Spring Sports Suit
Very Special at OJ 1 O 7E
About 1-3 Hegular Price
Youthful in appearance and slenderizing in lines.
tnc!.e smart suits for business and sport wear aro verv
spec ally priced, for they are fashfoned of tho ilnxist
quality all-wool merino tweeds and each suit bears the
Wooltex oifrnaturo.
Only Eighty-six of Them
Lined throughout with peau tie cygnc in self or con
trastinir colors.- Many of them are slightly soiled, but
jut a little c caning on the shoulders wlllmako thoin
1 ke new and the could not bo had elsewhere for triple
tlio price. Shown in sizes 10 to 42.
We regret we cannot fill mail, phono or C O D
orders, nor can wo send any of these suits on memo
randum. A real opportunity you should not pass.
All pales must be, final.
Dewees Quality, Courtesy and Service Make
Shopping a Real Pleasure
MID-WINTER FROLIC
by tho
Muelcal Huh. Vnhenlty of Pennsylvania
UNIVERSITY DAY
Today, Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1921
lo R 30 P. M. and S.flO to 1 A M
WEJUHTMAN HALL. Slid Sprur'n Ms
TICKKTS Afternoon, 1.0O- Kvenln" 130
EITH'S THEATRE
GERTRUDE HOFFMANN
"Bft?S?l.l lmP;ronutlon"
THOMAS E. SHEA
MASTERS & KRAFT
, MARGARET YOUNG
LaFrance & Kennedy; Cooran &
Casey, etc 3 Shows Today. 1 i30
4 .10 and 8 P. M.
ICE SKATING
AT ICE PALACE and
MARKET 8TS
ULSIEPAUI.SON MARQOT
Seneatlonal Acrobatic Ire Skaters
flenoral Admission, Saturday NUht. 1 1.00
All Oth.r NlrhU. TBo '
THREW SKATINO SESSIONS DAILY
Phones Frwton (11 Od, West 204
DUMONT'S nTH ARCH. Ev., 8:18
UUIV1WIIN1 Omm Mon.. Wed., Sat., 2 13
EMMETT WELCH Minstrda
Comlo Ilurlenoue, "WEST IS KA3T"
MATINEE TODAT 3ilfl
PEOPLES
""Ave; CumK
MAT, TODAY
. THE MILLION
DOLLAR DOLL8
With JOE KltHBO
MAE DESMOND niJ, !'' in
ORPHEUMqj:?nfih"..5A,.I
Trocadcro Whirl of Mirth
l'HlLADELl'illA'B I-X)RKMOST THEATRE 3
CnDDCCT LAST S BVCB.
r V-IvrI0 1 Mats Today t Sat.
Positively Last Week
Holiday Mat. TODAY ?" $2
DIGOEST RAROAIN IN THEATRE WORLD
GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS OF 1920
Prices to Suit Everybody
LAST POP. MATS. TODAY
2D BALCONY, 77c
1ST BALCONY. $1, $1.50, $2
ORCHESTRA. $2
EVENINGS. 2D BALCONY. $1
1st Balcony (Except Sat)
$1.50. $2. $2.50
Orchestra (ffy) $3, $3.50
Next Week Seats Thursday
Francis De Wolf
WILSON HOPPER
And star cast in a new and wondrous
production of tho famous comic
opera success
ERMINIE
RRDAH NIOHTS AT 8:1.1
LH XW.TT.L nnmilar Mats, Wad. & Sat.
Holiday Mat. TODAY $2
THE WITTIEST AND MOST SPARKLINII
COMEDY OF THE ritBSENT SEASON."
North American.
flMARGAItEr IBARTHW'
iLAWReiCEgBYROM
hthe sparWirv) Cbmedq Triumph
.niAKSPUNTINOJEAM
Popular Wed. Mat . nest SU $1.60
fARR Ifif NK1HTS AT 8 :1S
VJ-M11V-.XS. Rinr Mats Wxl. Sat.
Holiday Mat. TODAY scv?t $2
t..UNUTJ.Ln.TA,,'Mf:-VT.T"AT"llEALLT
ENTERTAINS." Evenlnc Idxer.
DAVID IlELASCO
Presents With Original Cast
and Only Company
A Cotnfdy bv Jean Archfnild
CALL THE DOCTOR
Afif 21 Weeks at th Empire Thatr. N.Y.
Farewell Engagement
TOSCANINI
AND
LA SCALA ORCHESTRA
ACADEMY Ol' MtfSlC
WED. KVO.. MARCH 2, 8il5
T.t'kclK on -'ale nt Heppe's and AcAiirar
of Munlo
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
SAT EVn. FEU. S6TH, AT il5
Phlla. Grand Opura Co. Prmenta
CAVALLERIA-RUSTICANA
PAGLIACCIwhA...CMt
f-Mta Now at Weyniann's. 11(18 Chestnut
prices- i oo, taso
ROSELAND DANCING
1015-17 Market St.
Live-Wire Cabaret
TON I OUT
CIIAS KERn HIM SELF AND inB
JAZ7. 1C1NC1H
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIOIIT
NEW YORK
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
DAmOSCH
CONDUCTOR
SOLOIST
FRIEDA HEMPEL
nrltllant Soprano of
Tickets at Academy
and HeppVa, lljo
uneatnut Htrset
METROPOLITAN ,
SATURDAY MAT. FEB. 26
46th Annual Juvenile Play
CINDERELLA
Seats at 1123 Chestnut Strret. fifo to Il.M
ACADUMV of MUSIC KOYKIl Today at i'iif
TODAY AT a:lB f Washington's DlrthdayJ
ERNO DOHNANYI
VAisA fKMUUA . .raEcm
Tickets at Rox Oftlce A Hopp'
et. rniricnnK i-iann. i-ne
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
VIOUNIBT
'a, 1110 Chest.
ess Jl.BO and la:
FEB. 26
CONCERT OF'MUflTc FOR VIOLIK'
KREISLER
8ATURDAY AFT, AT 288
Tickets nt Jleppy-a c. AcMemy Uo Oflte
- nl T r1
11 rrtum r J. Foty.
c-
no.
CASINOiasK
Todr
erica
With noniiY mirnr
Aeademy-Tka., Hspna's, 1 1 19 Chut, a a...
PHILADELPHIA I "JUiiiyri. aroa
r norurcTO a WI IZKl
UIWHWHW J
PA I A fK J2' MARKET BTREBT
i rl-irEj jji a. M. to litis r. mj
THE riCTtTRE THAT HAf ALL
I'HtLADELI'HIA TALKING
"PASSION"
reaturlnc TOLA NEORI and Cast or 890O
ARpAnTA CHESTNUT OT. Del. 10TK
rl-,ALlA 10 A. M. to llilB I. M.
Oeore Fltzmnurl;e'a I'nramount P-ndurtloi
PAYING THE PIPER
NEXT WEEK "TUB GILDED LILY"
FEATURINO MAE MURRAY
fCTCD I A MARKET ET. a.b. 0
V 1V I Jlf 0 A. M. to 11118 P. M.
Maurice Tourneur's New rhotodrarrfa
"The Great Redeemer"
Added Duster Keaton In "The Scarecrow"
C A P TTYM "- MAIIKET BTREKT
rkl L JLi "MIDSUMMER
MADNES8"
PI,I7M,T, MARKET ST. Rel. 1TTH
iXlliVjllilN 1 "MILESTONES''
ALL-STAR CABT
MARKET STREET
AT JUNIPER
Cnnttnuoua Vau,lvllls. tt tn 11
AT.. FHATNni Omker ritr Strln Rand
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