'?5SWt,iK'"w-vT'WiF&'" "'''' "" t""" '- 'S'f " - ('u'fWjWjptifl - 'm -i ?iT liifBVT" rvjr ",i W'JHW 1 vir,r;ir l EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEEr-PHlEADELPHrA', TUESDAY, MARCH T, 1921 f 1 JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE . ancy Wynne Talks of "Why Not?' She Hears of Entertaining for Tonight's Opera Various Comings and Goings in Social Whirl Wr.M- my ,mt '" " ,0 "c,cn ,nrl,,s "t Ityiloi nnd the Hiilillr nt Mnr'shall Kllaston nnil Dave Voxels I N,'1: , . . Mm. niddle Is very tlnrk, with wcitiiler ful straight btnrk linlr nnd dark eyes and n rather lone etrnlsht nose. She wears long carrlngH usually, which arc moflt becoming to her. Mr. Itorie had bright niiburn curly bnlr nnd gray blue i-jos. 'I'hoy nro simply Bttinnlng to ROllicr. TUB Kit K. I'rlccH will bare the HitRsc.11 DimnM in tholr box tonight nnd fho Georco Fnb-s linkers will Imvo the Von Moschxlskers as their guc.'ts. Mm. George W. Chllds Drcxcl will rntertnln and Hip T. DoWItt Oujlers will also have several guests, f,,r Imvlng produced nnd directed one nt thewell no, the best amateur per formance I have ever seen in Phila delphia. n'I b,,,lcvc ' Nn,1C5' lms ljcc" nhout ft bit and hus seen many amateur .rfnrmnnccs. It was tho opening per Knw It "Why Not" at the iAttlo ffl nlRl,,; To ,el1 the tuth l , mid to every night thN week just to Jar that orchestra once more. to ... ii.nin nrcumnaiiy Madame More- .' ...-II . i. it0"' !'rf iJsfcw Yo,h, nnd lior daughter, Twenlj -third street, nnnouiiers tho en-. parent, Mr. nnd Mm, i ; J " woiio, or l'rovmencc, i KiKcinoni oi ncr (inugnter, .iihs t'runci'! jr., i imiumoic j I... JIr' -VI",ur. Hrooklo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Miriam Marco, to Mr. Jnrob .Simons. jjr. nnd Mrs. Kdwanl S .W III (I .MTU fin IVn fn ...... II... ...iah.h ... .-. . ...... ..It. ,.- - .1 . . ..-. ...I ., nf Mn .. . ,. mo n"io .nr. 1'iuwani ijhhiip will uno 1111 "- nave reiurneu irom ineir weuuiujf irip , ':' "owe' ilresH on "Some Unedited Jlevolutlormry I nnd are nt homo at 0243 Washington Mr. nnd Mr, rimrlton Ynrnnll. of Hev- Letters,, with Comments," nt tho twen- avenue. Mm. UotdberK wns. bofore her ftitcenth nnd Ixicust streets, will enter-1 ty-nlnth nnnunl meeting of the Clenen- marrlnge last month. Miss Tallinn win Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomns Hoblns iwrt I lnBlcnl .Society of Poiinsylvnnlu. lo be -Vexlblnl, of 624G Washington avenue. .Mr. una Mrs. t.'hnrlcH Wheeler In their I held M.mdny evening, Mnrrh . In the; .. . "u.v hi me opera tonight, i mi" or tne Jiintorirai Hocieiy 01 rant lAMM it..,,., 1. ii-nu munsnucr as wen .i.-j ........ j ..- ' plv marvelous I And Jack Whiting. nv he's "H BO"'1 M n"' comrillnu I ,. ntnti inr iiuui u uu. '-iij iiui j "..'-.. -..-.. - ,,.- , ., :, . .Inn I know wncru i" .'. '" "' "" tout "t nil. it from start to finish ti was a riot of fun. Tho first net opened nt the l lower market in Ulttcnhouso Square, and tho Kind M'eiie was at llroad nnd Chest nut streets in front of the Clrnrd Trust '. mpany, where Deborah Seal, attired ,,s a street elci.ncr, came in with a clcnners1 push cart, nnd sang "Sweep ween, sweep" ' tllcn 1,,!,on HtJWC,l Mnrcaret ('urtis, .Icnnne do House and i nroi Smith jolnd In with her mid (ianfWl splendidly i;-l . Jock WliltlM nnil Alva Sergeant had most to do with tuo dancing, nnd .Tuck danced and sang , iho usual iion-conscquontnl way nut the lending cometinm uiwuyH nun. Mr. nti.i mu r ........ ...a..' Hvlvntiin. J.' i.nnccy pluee. bnvo lnuil inviinfinna l ror a dinner on Krlday, March IS. ml Sr.of lliclr dnughtpr, Miss Kllznlieth ;w i.uiiorii, neiore tlio meeting of Mrs. Charles Stewnrt Wurts' dancing clnss. tr. and Mrs. Knno H, Green, of Mont gomery and Itadnor avenues, llryn Mnwr. will give ii dlnner-dnnce on Tues day evening, April fi, nt tho Philadelphia Country Club, In honor of their daugh ter, Miss Elizabeth W. arccn. Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph Wayne, Jr . 5520 Jayne avenue, will cntcrtnln tit dinner ... i'c.nlng l honor of their daughter, Miss Kllznheth Wayne, before the per formance of "Why Not?" , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ncldhard Martin, 408 Morelaml nvenee, Chestnut IIUI, hnvft issued Invltntlons for u Mnsl and JMg party on Saturday, April 1', to lie followed by a supper nt thn Mask ami Ig ( lul. In honor of their daughter, Miss Kvclyn Martin. ALONG THE READING Dr John Walker Moore, or t.ouisllle liy.. ilpent tho week-end with Mrs. Monro's patents. Mr. and Mrs. William Kent, at their home in Wyncote. Mrs. Moore, who bus been tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kent for u fortnight, will re turn this week with Dr. Mooro to 1JUls vllle. Mts. Wnller Ciowcll. of Melrose, will entcrtiiln het the hundred club on Tues day, Miirnr. 15. tho other members of which Includn Mrs. Rvan Dungnn, Mrs. Allan C.llmour. Mrs. Ollffe, Airs. Frank .1. lltrmea. Mrs. William K. (Iroben, Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs. William K. Iloberts nnd Mrs. Robett Denrden, Jr. FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL Mm. K. Oohrlng llnrkncss enter ,tohn r White MOORESTOWN Mp .T Alfro.l Tvi Conr-v. Hon Of Mr. (Joldberg nnd Mrs. William Q. t.e Coney, has been elected president of tho sopnomorc ciass at I.afnyotto College, Kaston, Pa. Mlsa Kdllh Jfcrr entertained ten friends at dinner on Saturday. 'J he ffn,..io ti.iii.in,i Ml.. AHc T.tnntnnntt. Miss Helen Thorne, Mini Lillian HiiIiick, i Miss Clurii Hnlnts, Mr. David Grlscom, f Mr. JIalbert HutchlnBon, Mr Albert' Rogers, Mr. Hugh Sloss und Mr. .Mahlln t 5 De Ccai. i 4 rHHrmnfrRmninnmTnfifiKnimFnHffinmrinfiiiffmrnffRmiinnnuTmfTKinnnnnTiiiWt Wi.ni,ii. M'ir di.ai ucut THEAxn $37.50 & $47.50 tntned her five hundred olub nf lunch con at her homo on Friday when her guest.V were Mrs. Charles Bucker, Mrs. Oscar Noll, Mrs, Jack Uln7.c, Mrs. Lil lian Hull. Mrs. HYfliik Paul. Mrs. Hugh Hanna and Mrs, K. 1.. Passell. Mm. , Sunday afternoon nt 6 o'clock, at Olazo will entertain the club at its ncxti Mayer's Drawing Ilootn. when Miss MMltni. i,i MnrrVi 11 Unv 1 .1nul,llt9 .Inlllhtnr nf Mr Ulld A card party nnd dance will be given i- Mrs. Isaac blprchutz. of 3. Mi) Moht at the Young Men's Utcrnry Club on I gomery avenue, was mnrtled to Dr. J. Mldvnle avenue on Thursday evening I Casper Oolrtbcrgh. rubbl Mar , l. for tho benefit of tho Kdwnrd ftnsll Post. I Nathnn, of Tempio Ueth Isra I ,.ei -.. r,a. i. .... r .inn ii. formed tho ceremony. The brluc, wn ' natronV for which 'Tolud. Mri. AT !.. costume of White georKetle with Goldbergh-Lipschutz Wedding An Interesting wedding took pluce Dobson Altemus, Mrs. Alfred Oyono, Mrs. Mary Clarey, Mrs. William Gor don. Mrs. William (Iray. Mrs. Albert HarwlcK, .mm l-J. ucnring iiarKnesB, IIU song that he made "no impression nf tirst, hut afterwards" brought down i no house. .,,,.,. ., I reallv think the best thins if one m.iiI.I pick out the best, wns Hie sipgit'K -Pussy's In the Well" by Mrs. Mlli- iiBton. necompatiieil ny urauauowicu nt Hie piano, nnd the whole orchestra ,1 uv Takcoffski. .lane .Maule Mclvcr ns wonderful, too, in her takeoff of 1 nv Foster and l.tiey Grey as the lead iis chambermaid at the llcllcvuo-Strat-lord was just ns cute as could be. And lie Wilbur Huds wcro simply darling in their little silver frocks nnd twisted hearldrcsses. I enjoyed every minute of the performance. Mary Krnestlne t'oleman as tho irrepressible child was Milcndid, und when she came in at the end nnd announced modestly that she wns Daisy Ash ford, and that two of the lading members of the performance were none oilier than Kthel nnd IJcr ticrd Clark f-Iiu was met w ith gusts of intrhter. The bathing girls led by lvn Sergeant were great, too! Tlie seencr.v ns nil done by local ar ists and the entire show was the pro iiiction of local tnlent. As I said nc 'irst. my lint is off to them. And I nould certainly advise anyone who has not seen the performance to go. It's Hie cnslcst, most nnturnl thing and it tsoes with all the swing of Hie regu lation musical show. And oh ! that orchestra ! FOU the third week In Lent we are quite gay. aren't we? "Why Xot?" being given every evening by the teiingcr set and tonight the opera nnee more. It is another new opera to night, too, Hint in it's new here with he Metropolitan, nnd Claudia Muzlo is xolng to sing and so every one Is leaped. 'J lie Nick Middles will have Ir. DIddle's parents' box this evening ntid will have the Louis Ilories as 'heir guests. Mrs. Blddle. vho was Sarah Llpplncott, nnd Mary Alice Clay Borie come out the same year, some six years ago: nnd Sarnh, Mary Mice nnd Helen Tower were very in 'iniate. Helen Tower married Major Unbertson, of the army, and lms been King in California since then, but Surah Kiddie and .Mary Alice Rorio both live out on the Rending, the QUITO a number of people who have been in the South arc on their way home now. some having already ar rived. Polly Griscom, who has been staying with her grandmother. Mrs. Clement A. Grlscom, in Tallahassee, Fla.. whore Mrs. Grlscom has a planta tion, nnd Kloauor Hobb, who went ilihvn with her. reached home tndny, nnd the Heck Wcthcrllls nro also returning Irom Palm llcncli. where they spent sovcral weeks. The George Lorimcrs, who motored down to Pinchurst and further south, have come back and arc nt tho Ambassador in Atlantic City for n short stay before returning to Wvn- cote. WIIILIO some are coining back, others are starting off for n week or so nwny from tho March winds. The Hcniv Pratt MeKeons sailed on Satur day for the Hahnmns nnd the Bertram I.lppincotts Imvo gone to Bermudn. Mrs. I.ipplncott is looking so well again nfter her serious illness last winter and spring. You remember she wns ill with typhoid fever at the same time that Mrs. .John Frederick Lewis also was desper ately sick. Tho Frank Pattersons loft yesterday for Augusta to stay n month, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwanl F. Benle urc starting today for Camden, S. C. It's a caso of constant coming and going during January, February nnd March, is it not? SPEAKING of the Bertram Lippin colts reminds me that I saw their eldest daughter. Mrs. 'William Paul O'Ncil the other day on Chestnut street nnd she wns wearing a stunning leopard-skin coat, which was made In short length nnd was trimmed with beaver collar and cuffs. With' this she woro a dark blue serge dress, the skirt of which was made with panels, and n pretty dark blue hat w'lis perched on her brown hair. NANCY Wl'NNK. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mrs. Arthur W. Sowcll. of 1311 Spnico strot, will entertain at a small infor mal dinner, followed by cards, tomorrow evening. Covors will bn laid for eight guests. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howell also will entertain nt dinner on Krlday evening next nt their homo In honor of Miss Helen Hope Wilson, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alan D. Wilson, of Pear Grove House, Vlllanova. and 1S41 Spruce street, and Mr. Robert Deehert, son of Mrs. Henry S Deehert, whose, engagp "mont has been announced. Covers will bo laid for sixteen guests. Mr. and Mm. G. Hamilton Colket. of 2010 Spruce street, will entertain nt din ner, nnd Inter In their box nt.tho opera, tonight. Dr. nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd B. Hodge and Mr. and Mrs. J. Parker Norrls. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Colhoun. of nia South Fifteenth street, will enter tain in their box at the opera tonight Mr. nnd Mrs. Tleauvcati Boric, Jr. The bo or Mm. Herbert M. IIowu, of 1G22 Locust ntroet, at tho opera to night will be occupied by her son-in-law ar.d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mrs. William Coleman Freeman, ot 'I' Hpruco Mrcet, accompanied bv Miss Agnes Kowlnnd Levis, daughter of Mr. Clintles Mcgarge Levis, will leave on Thursday fur Hot Springs, Va.. where they will spend several weeks. Mr. nnd Mis Unyniond C. Wnrd. of Moylnn, lloeo Valley, are receiving con gratulations on tho birth of a daughter, Adelaide Ward, on February 14. Mrs. Ward heforo her marrlago wn Miss Adelaide M. d'tnvUllcrs, daughter " Mrs. Cnmllle S. d'lnvllllers. of 134 West Washington lane, Gennnntown. Mr, and Mrs, O. Percy Bright nnd thulr son, Mr. Hodman P. Urlnht, of tho Covington, nro spending several weeks nt Atlantic City. An early summer wedding of much social Interest will be Hint of Miss Louise liutterworih, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Werner Huttcrwoith. ot Cre feldt street and Sunxet avenue, Chestnut Hill, nnd Mr. Frederick Hemslev L. vis, wiiicii win tnku place In June. Mrs. Harry A. Fri-mnn. or :10 K,it Sedgwick street. Mr Alt v. will enter tain at tea on haltinlny, from " until 7 o'clock, in honor of MIsm Anna D. SykH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Franklin U. Sykos, of Lincoln drive, Germantown, whose engagement to Mr. Harry Meade Freeman wns recently announced. Mrs. H. St. Clair Wagner nnd Mrs. II. L. Dote will preside nt the tea table. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Wlnslow Tay lor, Jr., of the Wlssnhlckon Apartments, Germantown. will cntcrtnln at dinner tomorrow evening. Tho guests will In clude Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm J. Wright und Mr. nnd Mrs. Graham Dougherty. Miss Catharine H. Knight, debutante daughter of Mrs, Bradford Knight, of 1917 Illttenhouso street, who has been spending a few days In Atlantic City, returned to her homo yesterday. Mrs. Florence Huhn Walsh, of 0012 Drexcl rOad, Overbrook, who has been the guest of her brother und alster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Huhn, Jr., of Now York, over the week-end, left yesterday for a visit to Atlantic City, where sho expects to remain for a few uays. Miss Hannah M. Klhott, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. William J. Elliott, of 317 South Seventeenth street, who is a student of Westover. will return on Tuesday, March 2, for the Enster va cation. Miss Elliott, who will bo a debu tante of next season, will bo presented to society, nt a ton on Saturday after noon, November f. Mr nnd Mrs. Chnrles M. McCloud, of 1705 Spruco street, who have been spending a week In Cuba, have left for Porto Uico, They expect to return to their home the latter part of this month. Miss Elaine S Sullivan, debutnnto daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jnmes Francis Sulllvnn. of tho Woods, Itndnor. and, the HlU-Cnrlton, who has been the guest of her uncle, Mr. Jnmes Clews, of New York, for a week, has returned home. Miss Malslo If. Stewart, debutante daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bobert G. Le ContP. of Twentieth and Spruce streets, who has been spending n. fw dnvs In Atlantic City, returned yestoiday to her home. Mrs, .1 P.. Marco of 2813 North Miss DorlH Miller, daughter of Mr. and jtrs. James Lnwson, Mrs. Frederick Mrs. K. Clarence Miller, of Oak Lane, Mitchell nnd Mrs. Anna Schwartz. will entertain the bridge club to which' T . she belongs, at her home, on '1 uesdny , afternoon, March 8. HOLMESBURG Mrs Benjamin Claik, of the corner NORTH PHILADELPHIA Cottage and Meridian streets, will enter- i J?rnn tJ nn Vtur lav ' guests will be present: Mr by afternoon tea on haturiiny , M llnrvev Halm roAf..aiS.,::,Kft include: Miss ' I! trvey Walton, Mrs: Henry Weeds, ansa i-iorcnce Mnines, .mieu ion. ivnuon, Mrs. lies, Frank Mrs. . ,i.i,i.... i m nt inni fin-en tain the members of her Mvo hundred . Mlf8 ,r,n'.rV, A ' ? line nhowct ' dub at hor homo today. Tho following st eel, will cntcrtaln at a linen sioet , nresent: Mrs. Frank followed In Vi.inni- ulnunr. Other cuests will Include: Miss Florence Kline, Miss Eleanor Holmes, Mis. Erwln Simpson. Mies Harriet W. Craven, Mm. Archer Devlin. Miss Helen Sllvcrwood. Mlsd I.ols Anderson. Mlsa Helen Boyd, Miss Margaret Sauers, Miss Florence Cassln, MKs Clara ' . Mnl- n lulln veil and carried a shower boil quct of orchids ntid lilies of the x alley, wns attended by her sister, Ml.s lleba Llnschutz. ns maid of honor. She wore a gown of apple green Canton crepe, g The bridesmaids were Miss Frances i Goldbcrgh, who wore a dress of ttnme "1 colored georgette : Miss Molly Hndler. g who wore Chantllly lave over peaih at colored taffeta, and Miss Cecelia Hndler, g who wore a gown of ornngo brocud.'. The best man was Dr. Hnrold Gold- g bergh, brother of the bridegroom and . ?J tho ushers Included Mr. Samuel Lip- chutz, brother of thn bride; Mr. Morton Horc and Mr. David Shulman. Among those nttendlng the reception were , ft. Mr nnd Mm. DurIo. of New York & Miss Caroline Snyder, Miss Alice Frost, I jlK8 jja Doman, of New York, and M". , E Mrs. Charles McClure. Miss Hcleno lncrnnrd Doman, of Han Francisco. Dr. 5 Bressler nnd Mm. John Parry . and Mrs. Gotdbergh will go to Miami, A theatre, uartv made un by the- fol-' Fla 011 their wedding trip anu win po Ahead of the Mode By duplicating the loveli est and most recent Paris gowns we serve doubly. The styles are advance surely exclusive. Prices arc held within such easy limits that competition is outranked. 1302 Walnut Street XH 564-506N8 5(58 rildt AtJPnUC ffittz-QIkrttm JPhiladol'uhia. ARE INTRODUCING EARLY SPRUNG EN gM NKW YORK 1 I FASlHIflON TAULORED I unn IN THREE PIECE COSTUME TA1LLEURS n i N PLAIN FABRICS OR COMB J NA TIONS OF CLOTH, WITH CANTON CREPE, CHIFFON, BROCADE AND ''''AFFETA FOR IMMEDIATE SELEC TION OR TO ORDER Introducing the Newer Ideas in GOWNS - WRAPS TAILORMADES HATS - FURS. BLOUSES AMD ACCESSORIES singer, Mrs. Lawrence It. Davis, .miss Martha Uownuin, Mies Katherlno John stone nnd Miss ICnthoiine Laird. Mr. Mover Flclsher. of Twenty-second and Groen utreets, wns given a surprise pnrtv by members of his family and In timate frtemU on th occasion of .his seventy-ninth birthday anniversary. WEST PHILADELPHIA ' Mr and Mrs. Samuel H. Carter, of 20!i South Forty-llfth Htreet. who are Mmndlng Bomu time at Atlantic lty. havo hod as their guest for sevoraldaysi Mrs, F. H. Khlclds, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Parrott Thomp son havo returned from their wedding trip and aro at home at B329 Shorwood road. Mm. Thompson will bo remem-, bered as Miss Margaret Denlso Boyle. Miss Helen M. Kennedy, of Drcxel road, is spending tho Lenten season at Atlantlo City ns tho guest of her grand- lowing will bo' given on Monday, March, at homo In Overbrook after April 1. 7 Miss Kthel Sliver, Miss carry srpann, Mlns Annabelln Smyth. Mrs Harvey Haines, Miss Ksthcr Madlls nnd Miss Florence Haines. Mrs, J. Andrew, of Ithawn street, Is visiting relative!! In Washington for 11 fortnight. tyfreddln: liTtUBtil r AtuoBict. Writ T rh fr rnrrsTtJ tr rrlnt4 SnmDlra. ROTAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 Wilnnt SL Mann & Djlks U03 CHE6TNUT STREET PARAMOUNT M. 1342 Chestnut Street For Wednesday and Thursday Only 60 SPORTS SUITS $-10 4 .1 limited num ber of all-wool Jersey Sports Suits worth up to $35.00. In all colors, all sizes and sev eral models. A wonderful op portunity! Come early to take ndvantage of this offering. A Registered Trademark. Insuring Fabric, Style and Workmttnhip Nev? Spring Stales Ladies', Misses', Juniors' Plain-Tailored Suits 22.75 24.75 38.75 Top, Street and Motor Coats 25.75 39.75 49.75 Tailored Sport Hats Mann & Dilks U02 CHESTNUT STREET M"i$i HOURI An exquisite slenderizing model that accentuates the beauty of a dainty foot. Here in black satin fre buck and the smartest leather. XIKh FIFTY WHEN SHK 'IAICLS PART IN TIIK BENEFIT AT THE BELLEVL'h rf cMomiclas APPEARS IN AN APRES MIDI FROCK OF EMBROIDERED CHIFFON AND CREPE METEOR, AND WITH IT SHE CHOOSES TO WEAR THE LOVELIEST OF LACE STOCKINGS AND HER CHARMING NEW ONE-STRAP "PUMPS WITH THOSE S L E N D E R LOUIS HEELS, THAT SO EMPHASIZE THE DAINTY ARCH OF HER SILKEN INSTEP.' AND MISS NOWADAYS INVARIABLY COMES TO HALLAHAN'S, FOR SHE LOVES TO SEE ALL OF THE NEW STYLES AND TO BE FIRST TO WEAR THEM 'TO 'THE ENVY OF HER FRIENDS. ALSO, THE PRICES PLEASE HER NATURALLY. tip) MARKET AT 19TH mi'- wi.t.K. ii M 'o ii '.8 P. M. i IOTIS llSKINNER: met Kis Tlic Extraordinary Mng ntfirjtni.A rt t Tr- -.! "'1 mendoua Stage Success ' J Outdone by the Screen Interpretation. .V'.t- thr maRrniuef1 r,t ihm prodiictlna o .omri I to ho prcntpt! tnflerndantly of tiny ,,th-r lPAturn (ipldn rron- a p w . ii'iilv Hrrnngprl proloQuo unil flnborat mustcnl nr rompanlmont )n SfAt.E of I'ntrrs i' m. to o v. m uhi'mik naq Or.iifirn nnd Ilnlrnny t.ogi sno );vi, . vinos akthii n o"'i.ogk. a.TI.HUAYH ANU HOl.IIJAYH us ou iFor This Dress of 1 i i 1 Q n is a Lower Kioor Jiftlconv U)t, 7W" 1 (fmMrfx sMWji ' umlBUm 4 INavyCantonCrepcl I rpWO DIFFERENT 1 X wei&ht3 in tho same I material. I They are trimmed with ig gray wool embroidery and I are to be had in two weights of fabric. g The light weight D $37.50 and the heavier p p weight is $47.50. I Wanamaker I I I & Brown i Woman's Shop 1 Market at Sixth : .i!'rtallr,'llllnmlralELTll!llllIliIlbImilI;lnllflli'JllllnIl'lalIilL I I'lUIADELl'IIIAH rjSADINO TllUATitES , Direction ot IEi: ,1. J SHl'UKKT CHESTNUT ST. ?gA ; kvk i MAT. TOMORROW $1.50 I JOE WETIEH PrTnK THE SPAItKI.INO MUSICAL, COMEDY JUT i With th New Tork Cast nnd Production LYRIC EVENINGS AT 8 -20 Mat Tomor at i! 30 Sharp Tltr sr.i a yn ' PitEs" ".nt MAItKET AMOVE lfith-tl A. M in 1J P, M. "" NAZIMOVA In Fir.t "BILLIONS" Vr"" Vr f ff Adilc.J AUiurilnn Mark fennit Comedy, J , THK INIJAI'I'V FINIPH '' P A L A C 17 i :m .MAItKET stjm:bt - 10 A. AT TO 11.15 P t MARY PICKFORD ' I.N HER LATEST niOTOPIAY "THE LOVE LIGHT v. Next 'Wnk Charhr Cluielin In ' THE KID" ' ARCADIA ' CHESTNUT ST Tlol. 1TH 10 A St. TO 11. IB P. M A NEW PARAMOUNT PICTURE f "The Gilded Lily" A BIO DRAMATIC STOnY WIT "5 MAE MURRAY Added-.loiinny Hlnes-"Torcliy' Kn ththooi" V I CT O RTV .MARKET PT M NINTH A M. TO 11. IB P M VERA GORDON " (THE MCTHKIl up HUMORESCH E 1 la ' "The Greatest Love" Next Wek Cha-lln Chaplin In "THE lCID' C A PITTM 74 MAItKET HTREBr '. VrAl 1 1 VJ. DOUOI.A8 MacEenn in ' "ROOKIE'S RETUltN" 1 DT7i,CrMTr"nKET fiT '' itm r.LLiVJl,l 1 AI.I.-STAR CAST In A SPLENDID HAZARD' 3I.M CWIL GLOBE MARKET STREET AT JUNIPER I'onlln Vaudeville. 11 i 11 MT Tfl.IP niRt.". RTAN A I.EB I PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES l - 11 m I -I . r Oil eSt Mat. Wed. & Sal , at REST SEATS De Wolf Mir $2 fop. lvlat. l omorrow Francis mm m . mm i . - e l....k. w. . a M niUN IHROUOII WILSON HOPPER In a new nnd wondrous ERMINIE ADELPHI n-t- .1A1T' TUMDC 11i 1 C ft rvjr. ivirt i . i riwixo. ji.ju i E-eui S 20 Mii'i 2 20 l-riree, iinin lieH' 11 I I VA'' Hra'j REST SEATS ,The Greatest Comedy Triumph in Years Morris Rose Presents Charles Cherry P AND June Walker in mrn m mi. ji,ia SM'in' Ilt hita ii 60 Broad Llst 5 Ev88- Pop. Mat. Tomorrow $1.50 MA'lnwn u . k t nrnsTs r.r Ojnt".- PHI. ATM SPEED TIl" Tnrj'jirr TKKM P MARGARET H$ ARTHUR Intha sparkling Comedq Triumph TRANSPLANTING JEAN rr o MoMt T. (.-"U uf P!a. in Am-rn. "M SHUBERTM t;B8d T8V,S. . POP. MAT. TOMOR $1 .50 plll R HAMMlRSTr.IN Prcieii LV'JTDAKJLT w i r MX 5 MHHHHI r2 mmm mmJ ii m II v nniiiiii gogo IN M L-J i I I g IMJLSg j 1 Next Week Seats. Thursi; !?A.r H ARRIS Prn William COLLIER 'THE HOTTENTOT'1 in ictor Mmn and tVi.luiu 'citlir I'Ol'l'UII WEI'. MAT UESTHETS ll.0 DECSILE A MUSIGIRL COMEDY) mUQ Walnut Wftinu' Mt. Totmr llr. Plmrp .' " " .iisiiuf H.i c lit anarn Garrick Last 5 Evg3. "Tl Pop. Mat. Tomorrow ?A $2 N ENTERTAINMENT THAt'rEALLT ENTERTAINS EMnln L ! IA If HEI.Api'O Prt-tJi-nts With Original Ca.-t and Only Compnny l uni" Jjn r hi lAiI A.ND A DEy.S.HZ;.r CALL THE DOCTOR NO ONE SEATLr' WRING 1'n'iI.OJl'E III' Il.MtL' ..1, It 1.1 Y Prt"n' rHl. (REAT VMERI' .N -i"I. GUY BATES POST The Masquerader hK. run NEXT WEEK N"" JOHN COWPER POWYS wn.r, i.Ei-rrnB Wed.. 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