."'V v "V'i" .V. ic- ; ,' i3 -" ' ' !-! '0 W' fjUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE ' v rv Wynne Sees Several Smart Sports Suits She falks of nmeruunmB wiwu. ,r .. ,.. u.......u Cttfc Benefit Today Otier Bits of Interest .., ports Milt good lookltiKiN out In Cnllfornln nml tliry will nco iR , J,l I row Jane Manic Me lm Mo "turnlmt Lnst. kUtU 3' t AtJ "V ?WVrNotiJ.iL3'','-WU:: j - . - i'i "i - v r'. T- ,. j - riM it " t . i. n J .. i ' fj m - ' v . ' .!. -t ...-" - i , v v i EVOKING PUifelC LEDGEI-PHiriADLPHtA, FRIDAY, J - 1 ! I I. . V T''i' O'Oa MARCH 11, 1921 T 4 r H i.. infiritiff n iiniwii m-amwi I'fT,,ltl, . rnthor Ions roat. ' m8U ... . .,,!.. to her. Hor lint nml wnn turned up It win 'fr-v ..... (no lH DP" ' u. ... , .,! tli" f" wr,l " iVrls suit nnil n lint Edf k a tnn-wlnrwl one Sometime Cop' ., , n nllk tnrb.in of tho wuiii K "2 1 nt olhrrn n Imt mndo of rt,j Nancy, by the w.ty, l very !"?.. !;. idnvs the plnno px n"i '..m. ii mul N niiitc n vio iniznr. a lorrlt Ih CurIi- '"Lrrrt whfrh Catherine 51 the .fnnrr.r. . .. Vi ,,. Wu- Conttir: 'ltini i i,vp mi iinnortiiiiltj of u-nr- t) III "'" - Inr lift- .tpiit: ill be tho Chnrlotto I , Hub benefit thin nfternoon nt Vnlni Street Theatre, you know, 1 a it ti rt-i nt 2 oVlock slmrp. Mrs. d,r"w nnil Mrs. OeorKo Lorlmor vln- n jmnt luncheon nc tho IUtr. If, the perfornmni-p for Kronen I rr ml I believe John Prow Is to iSithfr gue-t of honor. Mm. Ocorw riS ink" will glw n lunehcon nt .v. ItMlniie Strntrnnl for n number of ,h.. t. nnil will nfterfrnril entcrtnln nt SSiff.1? ind Mm. Ilnrrlson Cnner will t rfSit net. If" K"1R '" 'x; i, IntereMlnit, so much talent pnckeil lita one nfternoon. WHIM! on the subject of actors nnd actrcset. did you henr thnt tho Women WrltiTM' Club nnd the nsso reommlttee of the, Miirfrnl Art nnh have enmhlned to kivp n ten next Timlny nfternoon nt Imlf lifter four ?Z th Musl.-nl Art Hub. 1S11 p nTcAd stiei't. to meet Prnnees Stnrr. I, netresi' .MemberH of the exeoutlve Z, of eiieh elnb will leeeive. Inelnd h, Mn. W Hownrd MnKoffln. Mrs. John n Thnyer. Mrs. Wllllnm K. Mc Offl? Mm. .Weid. 1-el.jv. Miss AKnes nmnller. 2d: Mrs. HukhcII DilniiP. MlEf I&beknli i:iliot. MWs Mary T,. iilflil Mrs. Mntthew Crver, Miss BSinrOnepp, Mrs. J. Wllllnm White. Mrs H. II. Skorrett, Mrs. II. II. Hiir Jon "jilw .Inlln BlnnkPiibiirs. Mrs. Wll liim .Tnv Turner, Miss Clnrn illeseu, Jli Mn'y Seholl nnd Mlt-.s Myrn Sniltti Hciljc. OATHKRIXnflC'OXK is m-iiiiiir n J orv sinnrt-lonkins tnilnnnnde milt of dark blue, tlieront of wliieh is a semi tloc fit nnd is especially beeomlnn fo n. With tills she wears n sinnll neek plfeo of squirrel. Her lint is n pretty lhile nf Rruy made with n deep tip tnrnpfl brim, nnd edged with n narrow ititohinR nf brown. Cntherlne Is en mH to Andy Torter, you know, nnd U havlnj n cront mntiy entcrtnlnmcnts fltrn In her honor. Till! Ilowland Kvnnses nre home from l'alm Ilpneli, having spent nevernl nffki down there. You know Hessio i not nt the Seennd Assembly. Neither ihf nor Mrs. Casper Morris were lilt to be present that night nnd Mrs. Bob Driutnu was to hnvp received In Mrs. KvanH' plnee. but she wns taken. quite ill on the day of the ball, and so jou remember there wPre only tivc pitronri'-os thnt night, as Mrs. Wllllnm Hart replneed Mrs. .Morris. The Tlnw lind Kanes w a hmisp nt 1702 1'ine ttrwt and have gone there since their tdurn from the South. I do think Bessie Kvans and her two sisters, Thofbe Snrgent nnd Atlee Downs, the latter of hnm is nt present out in the West with her mother, nrc nmong the Tery prettiot slrls In Philadelphia, nnd tilt i ning something, too. Atlee U rngnged to Bob Kishcr. lie PATTMNH nnd John Wnnnmnker, Jr., nrc ilnwn In l'nlm Bench still ntid nre visiting the Chnrlle Munns nt their vllln there. Mrs. Munn nnd her llttlo daughter, who were both quite ill be fore going to l'nlm Bench, have fully recovered nnd, I understand, will be back In Bndnor by Raster time. THAT wns n pretty good storm on Wednesday nfternoon. Helen seemed to think so nnyhow. for she wns playing with her small brother who Is two. when the rnln enmo pouring down and the lightning lightened, nnd the thunder thundered. Holding Charles by the hand she called from the nursery. "Mamma romp here nnd take core ot Charles, I wnnt to sny my prayers. NANCV WYNNE. snfilAL ACTIVITIES Miss Helen Hope Elisor,, daughter of .. ...... Mr. Alnn TJ. Wilson. 01 J ear Orove House, Vlllanova nnd 1841 Orove no-use, v "' ,","". .,. Spruce street. wIM bo the jruesl of Honor nt a luncheon on Krlilny. March 18. to lie Blven by Mrs. Frnnlt Miles Day, 2108 woi,,. Lini Tho piicnKement of -Miss Lwilson and Mr. Ilobcrt Deckcrt wns re- centiy nnnounccu. An engagement of Interest announced In New York Is that of Mlsn Mary Isabel Lockwood, daughter of Mrs. Mary 1. Lockwood, of 3S East Keventy-flftn street, ami Mr, Leltoy Klnp. son of Mrs. I-eltoy King, of New York nnd Newport. It. I. Mls Lockwood. who is a nlcco of Mrs. Henry Wharton, of Chestnut Hill, mnile her debut last seasmi nnd has been cntertnlncd considerably In this city. The wedding of Miss Lock wood nnd Mr. King will be celebrated on May 7 In New York. Mr. King Is a graduate of Haverford. class of 1D0G, nnd Is a member of a number of clubs In New York. At the ten to be given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Miller Watts, of "ork House, York road, Ogontz, to formally present to society their daughter. MIbs Marlnn Watts, at their homo on Friday nftcrnoon. April 1. from 4 until 6 o'clock, tho receiving party will Include Mrs. J. Horace Harding. Mrs. Jacob S. Hunting. Mrs. rlark Mcllen. Mrs. Archi bald n. Hubard, and the debutantes who will nsslst will bo Miss Helen L. Scwcll. Miss Kllzabeth .leanes. Miss Helena Langdon Mitchell nnd Miss Mnry C. Slter. A dance will follow In the eve ning nt tho home of-'MI's Watts" grand father. Mr. Charles D. Harnov. of Kldon, .Spring avenue. Ogontz. Miss V;ntts, ,.-, la o afllrlnnt lit Smith CollOgC. N'orthamiiton. Mnss.. will return to her homo on Tuesday. March 29. m- .i ir. T.ihn Frederick -Lewis, nf in'l4 Siiruco 'street, will entertain nt .ii.,.,,,,. n. thpir hmnn on Tuesday eve' nlng next. Mnrch U., to bo followed by n box party at tho opera. The guests will Include Judge and Mrs. J. Willis Mnrtln. Mr. and Mrs. James Starr and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton Plntt, Jr. Miss Caroline S. Harclay. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. wiiuam iiiucioi i.ur clay. of Cra vers lane, Chestnut Hill, w II itIvp n tpn nn Thursday. Mnrch 17, In honor of Miss Mnrlon B. Savage, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C Savage, who will be married en Saturday. April 9 to Mi. Charles Hey nicer, of Lorlng. m v mish Snviice will be attended by her sisters. Miss Paulino deT. Savage nml Miss Oracc L. Savage, as brides maids. m!b F.llzabeth -Tlrecltlnredgo Field dnuchtcr of Commander nnd Mrs. W Hoy Mason Field, of 10'Jl Clinton .street. , will enteitnln nt luncheon on Sunday. Mrs. Edward S. W. Farnum. of 101 West Gravers lane. Chestnut Hill, will entortnln at a luncheon on Thursday, March 17, In honor of Mrs. Graham Thompson, of Toronto, Canndn, who is the guest of Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts nt her home, 92fi. Spruce street. Mrs. Thompson will also bo the guest of honor nt n luncheon, to bp followed by a theatre party, on Wednesday, Mnrch 16, yb'ch Mrs, Frank Qrnnger Kennedy, of! 2043 Spruce street, will give. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Illley, of tho Bellovue-Stratford, will give n dnnco on Wednesday, December 81, In honor of their daughter, Mlsn-Walburgn Hlley, Miss Katharine Norwood llodgcrs, dnu,?,Jte,r of Mm. William H. Donner, of 32 South Eighteenth street, nnd Buf falo, N, V, who Is attending school nt Foxcroft School, Virginia, will make her debut on Novombcr 23 together with hor elder sister, Miss Dorothy Drowning llodgcrs, who Is completing her educa tion abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Donner and their family, who have been living for some time In Huffnlo, will return to this city next winter, An nn,fr c"l'nff debutnntc of next sen fin.,5.'." be .Ml"s Margaret Anna I'holim, tiK11, ?f Mm- Charles Phelps. 135 '?- .'Bj'teenth street, who will bo presented to society by her mother nt n teit on November . Mrs Mnnmnl T. tf . -. ,, ha P U52 Broct- wl" entertain at luncheon rii o ,om.0 on.. Saturday nfternoon, ,!,.!. V '. bc followed by n mntlncc party In honor of her dnughter, Miss i,!ni i ; ",R. Meainr. Tho guests will KLU'!, ,M ? Mnr' Virginia Allen, Miss Nancy Prlchctt. Miss Pegy Hnmmonil. " Anno IVOIIit. Miss Margaret Sharp Miss Sarah Large, Miss Eleanor van hant. Miss Katharine Adams, Miss I ffTKy Collins. Miss Jnne Gates. Miss rn ry,Mhlnn Mlss Marjorlo Hunting, l , '.r.Klnla -ewbold, Miss Anna Ocr nnrd, M(,s Katharine Glttlngs, Miss Mnry Maud Howell, Miss Julia Polk, M sb h Iza Stcck. Miss Nancy I'cnrson, Miss Klennor . Itarnra. Mloa Vnncv Paxsoji. Miss Nancy Page. Miss Evelyn r.nK3!,s1. Henrietta Chapman and Miss Elizabeth Wright. Mr. and Mrs. nvH. T?nl,lnnn fnt. 'r.,of the Wellington. Nineteenth nnd ....,.,ui invi.i, no nave neen spend ing a fortnight nt Miami. Fla., have returned to their apartments. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ucrtram Llpplncott. of 1712 Spruce street, who have been spending several weeks In Florldn, will rturn to their homo on Monday next. 5II8S Grace Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter, of 1B0S North Drond street, who havo been spending several weeks at Lake Placid and the Inst week In Washington, have returned to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey Douch- erty, Jr., of 230 West Hlttenhouso square, who have been spending somo time nt Southern Pines, N. C, have re turned to their home. The Snturday Evening Dancing Class will ho held tomorrow cvenlnir In tho Hose Garden of the Tlellevue-Htratford. Tho cotillon will be led by Mr. John Kearns. Mr. Ilurnet Landreth, Mr, Ar thur Chlsficld. Mr. Frederick Hebnrd and Mr. Chnrles Thompson. Mrs. S. Nnudain Duer's Frldav Eve ning Dancing Class will be held this evening In the Hose Garden of tho nelle-vue-Stratford. Mrs. Thomas Whitney Suretto. of Col ket. Mnss., and formerly of this cltv. Is visiting Mrs. S. Naudaln Duer, at her home, 191.6 Pino street. Miss Frnnces A. Wlster will cntertnin at a small tea In honor of Mrs. Surettc this nfternoon Im mediately after the Orchestra concert, at her home, 1112 Spruce street. Mrs. James Elverson. Jr., of 2028 Walnut street, will entertnln a box party this afternoon at the Charlotte Cushmnn Club benefit. The guests will Include Mrs. J. H. Duvall, Mrs. P.. H. Tebbs. Mrs. Tull. of St, Davids, and Miss Helen Tu1l. ,. T."9,. n-nn'unl meeting of the Liberty Hell Chapter. Daughters of tho Revolu tion, was held yesterday nt the home of Mrs. Wllllnm T. Holmes, Overbrook. Tho following ntlleers wore elected to serve for the ensuing year: Mrs. Paul Franklin Mowry, regent, Mrs. Edwnrd P (Lynch, vice resent; Miss Knther Ine Shute, secretary ; Mrs rj Wilbur Taylor, treasurer. Delegates to the na tional convention, Mrs Paul Franklin Mo-wry. Mrs William T , Holmes a j Mrs. Carlton M. Moody; alternates. Mrs .1 ineKier v ison. Mrs. E. IT. Aldeh nnd f Overbrook, are receiving congratula tions upon the birth of a daughter, Mrs. Caruthers was formerly Miss Mary Ann Doyle. She Is the dnughter of Mr. James A. Doyle, Hr., of Gloucester City, N. J Under tho nuBplees of the Alumnae Association of the Girls' High nnd Nor mal Schools, the Plays and Plnycrs will present "Ctinttcrton" and "Sham" at tho William Penn High School on Friday ovenlng, March IS. Mrs. Tlobert A. Pat ton Is chairman of the association. ALONG THE READING Mr. nnd Mrs rnlph F. Fox after spending several weeks In town during the season, have reopened their country houso on Old York road, ogontz Mr. nnd Mrs, Lawrence Outler nro occupying their nttrnctlvo new homo on tho cstnto of the hitter's father, Mr, rercy C. Madeira, at Meeting House road and Township line, Ogontz, The Ilutlers formerly lived nt 117 Township lino, near Washington lane, Jcnklntown, Dr. Milton K. NclfTer nnd Mrs, Nelf fer, who spent a part of the winter nt their house In Florldn, returned to Wyn cote on Tuesday. GERMANTOWN Mrs Mclln Kelger, C80C Clenrvlow street, entertnlned informally at her homo on Saturday afternoon. Thero uore eight guests. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Anderson have returned from spending somii tlmo In Mlnml, Fin. , Mr. and Mrs William H'. Wilson nnd their dnughter, Miss Nellie Wilson, who have been spending pome time at the .Marinorough-nienhplm, Atlantic City, will return to their home, Itose Cot tage, Gormnntcvwn avenue nnd Tulpc hockei. street, on Tuesdny afternoon. DELAWARE COUNTY Mrs. Philip Van Kuren will entertain the luncheon club to which she belongs nt her Inline liwChoster today, the mem bers ot which Include Mrs. Frank "reen, Mrs. Frederick Itoynl Hnninipit, Mrs. John II. Hunnum, Jr., Mrs J. lUn wick Kerr. Mrs, Hobert II McCurdy, Mrs. l.k'fon Stull, Mrs. Irving Tr.tiiier, Mrs J. Woodward Trainer. .lrs Lui nett V. Wilson, Miss Dora Sproul and Miss Kathleen Wetherlll. Mr. Evan G. Chutuilcc, of uerl,rook, Is the guest of his son and ilaughtei'-ln-law, Mr. and Mis. Edwnrd Chamllee, at their homo In Moylan. YARDLEY Tho Hnbel Trio, of Iloston, gao a varied musical entertainment Inter spersed with readings In Odd Fellows' Hall on Monday evening. This wan the fifth nnd last of the serlow which hac been given under thu public school's auspices. Martln-WIUfold Wedding A pretty wedding which look place on Wednesday at G o'clock In tho United Presbyterian Church, Fifty-second street and Chester avenue, wns that or Miss Kathryn Ilcssellovro Wlttfeld. of 470u Hazel avenue, and Mr George Lrvlno Martin, of 3423 North Nineteenth street. ,t, tin,, up i- t". i ml ih otllc nting. A reception followed Immediately after tho ceremony nt the Hooscvelt, Tho bride, who was given In marrlago by hor father, Mr. 8. Wlttfeld, woro a Kwn of white satin nnd rose point lace, nnd carried a shower biruuuet of roses and sweet pens. Hne was aueiioea ny her sister. Miss E Florenco Wlttfeld, as i,iiil,l ,,f hntinr Her trown was of nllo green sntln ami she carried pink snap urngons anu imurii rin.qn. Mr. F. lloland Hryson acted as best mnn for Mr Mnrtln, nnd tho ushers Included Mr Emerson Davis, Mr George Vrooman and Mr. Charles Hayes. After an extensive wedding trip Mr and Mrs. Mnrtln will live at 342S North Nineteenth street, where they will bo nt homo after April IS. !P k NORTH PHILADELPHIA Dr. nnd Mrs. William E. Parko havo rcturneil to their home at 1739 North Seventeenth street, from a month's stay at Pass Christian, Miss, A. lingerie shower will bo Riven fol- OWtll by cards, hv MIsh Harriot w. Craven, nt her home, 1917 North Twelfth street. In honor of Miss Clara Celestlo Mntslnger, whoso marring1) to Mr. Altren W. Holme.i will take i icp early this spring. The guests will Include Mls3 Mnrtha Bowman, Miss Naomi Kaufman, Miss Gencvlve Long, Miss Annn Hlalr, Miss Florence Kline. Miss Kathleen Laird, Miss Florence Emlllo Cassln. Mlssi Marian Uvnson, Miss Kntherlne John stone, Miss Gladys McFadden, Madame lluymond Cournud, Mrs. G. F, Archer Devcim. airs. Irwin M Simpson, Mm. Alnn M. Pyle, Mrs. Thomas Stokes Craven, Mlsa Eleanor Holmes, Miss Helen McFadden and Mrs. George R Wallnce. WEST PHILADELPHIA Miss Ionoro Dllllnger will entertain the Alpha Gama Chapter of the Kapp.i Sigma Sorority at her home, 6214 Cedar avenue, tomorrow. A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Madeline Hell at her homo on Monday evening. A number of friends i nueniieu. Friends of Miss Helen Urynn, of 126 North Fiftieth stiect, will regret to know thnt she Is 111 In the Presbyterian Hos pltal. Miss S. nnrner. of 821 North Fiftieth street, will spend tho week-end with Dr. nnd Mrs Tomitfcso Creature, 1925 Chest nut street, nt theler cottage at Ventnor, SUNRAY TONIC Miss Kntherlne Shute Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Caruthers, of I or the Sriilii nnd Skin mlnrrnlH nml oils In fiunrsy nine wontWrul henling qual Auk your dealer The Tnnle Hit. Srnil 10c for I.nrxe Sample SUNRAY COMPANY .-.10 N. nth St., rhtludrlpliln aafxsacxsxxxsxxxxxxsattcxx I W. . lfA1T? ATI" Zt 71 VCl Slailrrutp I'rlirs InriUtioni aor Annonnce' menli 9 IIOME-AID fGSBl imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! George Allen, inc. 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 Now-a-days it's Allen's Hats Distinguished Assemblage of Easter Millinery at Allen's With the Blister Holidays only two weeks hence we have n wonderful showing of the correct Millinery models for all types and all apes. Hundreds of New Spring Hats for Saturday showing the latest and newest ideas moderately priced at $9.00, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 Saturday Ends the Annual Spring Sale I Notions and Toilet Articles Standard articles of all tho well-known kinds nt worth-while price t.iMng There nre scores of articles at reduced prices which It would my id lay In u plentiful supply Write or I'honp for F.nrrAed or rrliittd Rnmplrs. ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 W.lnat St ifoSi'liloBSu A Treat for the Family 35c itocjcxjcjcxxxsjcxxsatxxscxxxsxxx wn- BONWIT TELLER &,CO. &ASpuualfycSAopOy motions CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET FOR SATURDAY ONLY Women's High-Grade SATIN COATS In Plain or Quilted Models Specialized for One Day Only 75.00 and 125.00 jN EXCEPTION AL collection of satin coats embracing the newest style themes; long Tuxedo collars, duvetyn fac ings and all-over scroll stitchery in contrast ing color effects. Fea tured are snug-fitting models, with "shoe string" and metal link belts. WOMEN'S COAT SECTION THIRD FLOOR I Mljf fn$Sr!3E &k lff dfr f"fc 1342 Chestnut Faramount For Saturday Specid Sale 75 Para Wool SUITS 1Q75 i Value 39.75 l'nrit wool the full wool Jersey mprrlnlly woen for this 'S li ii l. s ii 1 1 n In the ninrlr-Bt ulindes neirrp.1 ' inndels imp plrtiirpil. All ulies r.xtni sles iiiiule ti order n wonderful rnlnr. Come ep them. WOJILD'H MOST UEAOTIKOU THEtMH MARKET AT 19TH 11 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M. INA CLAIRE In PJeturUatlnn f David H!co' "Polly With a Past' TirnnK Aimnu ATTnAcnoN3 Paris Fashion Review (LIVING MODELS) APPAnfit AND ACCKSSOntBS Jiy oi.riu:i. nnoTiinna Iteturn HENRI SCOTT Dn EnnPm t "t-i J I I ,,, New Comedy "TOONi:nVIM,i: POM.IEB" 11 A. M. to 0 P. M. Dalcony. 3S Orchestra and Ilalcnny I.of. r0a i:vi:ninoh aftkh o o-clock satuiiday8 and holidatk llalrony, fiOc; Ixwr Floor and tlalcony Ina 7So NEXT Wnt:K EAnTHnOUND" STANTONnTibp'. CHARLES RAY -&? Ad'lml I.MItV "TDKUH ItAnAH Soprunn .xt Wrrk- TItK PAKHIONATi: PIIXJItIM" - AT HOTH TIIESK THKATHES Palace Victoria )nH srAnt:PT Ttr & market 9 A. M. TO 1 1 : 1 5 P. M. PIIILADULPHIA'H L.UADINO TIIEATHES Direction ot I.IIE & J J HIIU11KHT S9j7 7 ) ' in Tiire niOOEST AND OnEATUST roVKDV nr H! OAI'.UEH CHESTNUT ST MATINEE TOMOR, nPRit.v i EVES. MOLSE ' AT N l" ( nr.BT i9 SKATS .TDK wnriER, Prmenta THE SPAIIKMNO ML'SICAIj CO.MEDT HIT "THE KID" ATTEND MOnNINO PEItPORMANCES TO AVOID CHOWD8 ADP AHI A Cheftnut at. Dl. 10th rA.LlA 111 A M to 1115 P.M. rn1(R)CflfW)f?W "THE GILDED ULV With the New York Cast and ProUoctloa LYRIC NIGHTS A?: A Paramount Picture Pcaturlnc MAE MURRAY NEXT WEEK "1IEAU nEVEt, W''i'-. a New Imported Veilings, Special, 50c We lmo Jut received n splendid iiHHortment of tlieso new veilings In fancy meshfH nnd woven npotH. They represent tho latest vogue In nn.irt elllngs nnd nro very iipusual viiIuch. DIANA A charmujg variation of th two-strap pump. The tin. buckles give just a soupco of rogitishness. TWELVE FIFTY Five Glove Special st Half Price I'owncs' Imported White Kid (ilovcs; P. K. hownj 2 clasp: usually $3.75 nt $1.85 pair. Fownes' 1 Clasp finu quality White Cnpc&kin Gloves; uauallv 53.75 at $1.85 pair. TrcfouHc Piiiue Suede Gloves in srey only; usually $3.00 at $1.50 a pnir. While Doeskin Gloves, washable; usually $3.00 at $1.50 n pr. Fabric Glocs in lai-Rc sizes only; rcRulraly $1.00 at 50c pr. Black All-Silk Hose, $1.45 (.p.S'",.,r','1' .,op to ,oe ,n flnc wenve: n good weight silk hose or ;"ici.,ihie kind; Home hnvo nllght Irregularltlts In the weave but they are worth half iignln a much. Offerings from our Blouse and Separate Skirt Section m l!',"'1) rn"orl lllouscs designed for stout women; sizes 40 to M). lilack, Navy, White and Flesh; reRtilarly $10.00, special $7.50. Illouses of crepe de chine in new sprinp models; White, Tan, inc, Navy. Very special at $7.50. Two-tone Brushed Eponge Skirts in novelty, block plaids; extremely attractive for Misses Sports wear, $10.00. ni.Nw s!":lnB sk'rts in Plaids of rich color blendinp;; mostly pieatca models. A money saving opportunity at $15.00 and $10.50. second I'loor. Allen's Hairnets, $1.00 a dozen "The Old Original Quality" "Sllpon" Cap Shape Hair Nets. "ImnnPT CiA!..ltt ni lUi. C3 ! v.i. 11 . . H 10c each" or $T.0C I dozen. ' SlylCS "" "Mile nnd Grey nre $1.50 a dozen. Mail Order Promptly Filled Mailed Free Anywhere " '' illlWilllftli'PMIIIII'IIIIIII Ililli'Ull iniiiiiiriii: i!llil!ili:HiTi DEMURELY CHIC IN HICK LITTLE MAID - EMBROIDERED SERGE AND SATIN STREET FROCK cMisfjVowaclps ADDS A TOUCH OK PIQUANCY HY CHOOS ING TWO-STRAP PUMPS, WITH HIGH LOUIS HEELS AND THE MOST FETCHING LITTLE BUCKLES, TO GRACE HER SLENDER LITTLE FOOT. THEY MAY BE GREY, THEY MAY BE THE NEW COPPERY TAN, THEY MAY BE BLACK AS THE RAVEN'S WING BUT BE SURE THAT HER SILKEN STOCKINGS WILL MATCH MOST PERFECTLY. AND IF ONK ASKS HER WHY SHE COMES TO HALLAIIAN'S. SHE WILL ANSWER THAT THEIR STYLES ARE SO WONDERFUL AND THEIR PRICES SO MUCH LESS. W ;C v & Our spuml silk stockings in the tolors she uants are heie at I.S5 flALLAHANQ 1 Jlgood SHOES U MATtNEi: TOMOIUtOW AT I 20 THE SEI.WYNS PltKSENT &MM WIL w"SMIUN'THR0Ujlf ADELPHI EVES AT 8:20 M,! Thurp A Hat. MATINEE TOMOR. " $2 Tho Ormtt rom(1y Triumph In Tears s Mfirmi TORE Pichfnt S fS xnnrmr A tfllUmfli) v S3 n nr c!il Wtftom ? r tp COSrlO HAMilTDrt w-' TlteMOSrTAUiCDOFfVWIHAMUyCA SHUBERT LAST 2 EVGS. vSS NEXT WEEK UAli 1 UL Heliotrope" DTrrrMT' MARKET ST. Bl. lTtk 1X11,0 II, IN 1 1III.I.1E IIUUKE IN "EducRtlon of EllzAbath" r1 Anr iiarkitt stueet Vx1V.DEj at jonipeh Continuous Vulvll1. 11 to tl nat rvnrt ntyrrs seat.s OTHEns PlUL,AUEU'HlA'h t'OUE.MUST THEATREJ GARRICK Night3 at 8:15 Mat Tomorrow DAVID I1ELASCO Presents FRANCES STARR In a New Play by Edward KnoblocW ( TpU Supported Xiy the V 7 r Original Masco V-X1 t ' Tliratrc Co. I SEATS SELLING VOU THE LAST WEEK BROAD SAM II iCOLLIER I in Ills Laughing Triumph ! "THE HOTTENTOT Uy Victor Mapes and William Collier A Hor Play Without Any Ilorioolay KEATS SELLING FOR THE LAST WEEK rnDDITQT Evua at s io aii.vHP rVjrXL.kJl Mat Tomorrow. S:10 ENGAGEMENT Seats Now Selling EXTENDED Frances White J Francis DeWoIf --'' HMMIF'' WILS0N HOPPER success J11V1M1E, j ,n ncw and wondrous with BEN WELCH iT-T") TV T T IS. T T I-1 STAR CAST-STVR CHORUS I H lC ll I I M NO INCREASE IN PRICES SAT. NIGHTS seats now rnn ralanci; of the ENLISTMENT KMUW; .URC1 11 Last Mat. Tomor, i.'JFDAMU s w w REST C-J nn I'1TU -P-UU ARTIU'R HAMMERSTEIN ITesi-ntj Nights at 8:15 Mat Tomorrow SAM II HARRIS Presents WILLIAM er ' 1 ah. j v is 1 JJfabJbUBjfl MEKMI Bail CJiijii A MUSICIRL COMEOYIWIUIT M -ilnut Walnut Mat Tomor. 2 1.1 Shnrp j wumui a( pth Nights at 8 IT. Sharp "A JOY AND A DELIGHT" Public Ledger. NO ONE SEATED DfRING PROLOGUE RICHARD WALTON TULLY Prenta THE GREAT AMERICAN ACTOR GUY BATES POST "The Masquerader" HEVT1 Pl'tt NEXT W1TK NOW FOURTH FREC EXHIBITION SHIl'll "D to 30TII. IN(.'I.I'SI i; An-nntietl 6? ALICE EWING AT Ni:V.MAN S T7D2 CHESTNUT SI' Paintings hg Mrv rnsmtt Tiintnas Ealdni Huch II Hioi-VonridK"! r nrc Rllnnn William J. GInoln EuKPnc Sdcher Sculptured hg i h.ir.r" "lrurt lhort La.'usli. ROSELAND DANCING Broad and Columbia fulumli a 1'lrttf "A NIGHT IN NEW YORK" Ti iNI'IMT ADMI--I"N .'lOr INrl.mlNG .' liANi'K IIi"KI.T' ADDlTli'VAI. I.N'-ES. II Kt lnc Private Instructions iV,AV." i ?i"?w EITH'S THEATRE HARRY CARROLL & CO. In "Varieties of 1021" Claton-WHn K f. LEKiH-Orace QUIXEY FOUR Chas. Leonard Fletcher Plnlay S. 11,11 Tho SlliorlaUes; Loenlrir Slxri S. Neary: Othor AeaJttn of Musl .'!.. Mar. It), b.13 RECITAL w Mad He JANE P. C. MILLER conservatory. 1028 Chestnut St. oANCIHst ACADEMY Tue. MAR. 1 5 At OF Ml M" H Ml .TltOI'Ol I "AN OPERA CO.M1 ANY ame Louise nomer TUP GREAITT AMKIlli'W i'i iN'THVLTO Ti k.t it A "I nn .if Mui,- mil Hnppn'1 T'r'i.n ',0a- to " 'O V.. Wart ix WFTr MARCH 19 RACHMANINOFF llfKET-" Ai'AI'ETY Hi l. orriiT ,.n,l HEi'i'i: inn iiin-i nit sr nirorll.ui I V ' " ii.v run,. PHILADELPHIA -' a ...'Lr "7, r ORCHESTRA ''"'"IZZ" RIGOLETTO i ORPHEUM ".'."' 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