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yr GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Iv v ,.,- vnie Sees Handsome Clothes-r-She Hears of
Dances to oe vwenn um narrison noiise.
Other Bits 'of, Interest
tV Mr. Churlton Yarnalt on
'T i j.r in nlttcnhotiae Square, and
"V W'SPV. .MVred
" .,1 Ihr bottom in a earner urowu
(rcund IM- J . lhl ihft W0M hand-
Bft.,hSSki.l o ' " ,W her. hat.
oto DMI" .1 hrftwn 't trimmed
feather.
!Hrd"p oranga M(r!4
ttAVE J"" hcard ttK tho 'dan,CM
C For " itanee, tht, Friday the
K&ll be under tne ausplcw of the
ffiS!
2 ol which Mm. .l6seph'Iidr I
!"?'... There are to be' thWpthera
fHL'firlei- AprlH for the Home, Ret
fAnrU 8. National Fnnd for the
S,: nfnhans of Italy. nd April 18,
Sr,aMfntni Prlyal. FnnS, The
'fv.i. iro lo b nexpenilvo and, I
Abll Ve iffl" ar 'n ,0 V.
'"itwlll take many of the older people
flS"o thesf dances back to former
j, when the oW Harrison house, now
' tk hrtdnuarte of the Emergency Aid,
Lm the home of tbo late Mr. Harr son
S M douKhter, Mtc. Barry, IWed
.'here r years with her children, the
Snt M. Holllnfrwqrth Slter, and
?i!lljn Harry and another dauxhter,
M,j liarr.v, who. I think married a
"rKble floois .ltd the Kroaf Wlr
ni till they were In the old
7 and the old porte-cochere, which
?& turned Into the Emergency Aid
lop, once the great place for the
nirri'a old coachman to drive under,
rith hl carriage horses to take the
bdiH out, rrafklns his whip to make
hi, bono prance and rattle their
beautiful chain trapping.
Llewelltn Harry is living in New
'York mot of the time now. I can see
him now. when m a little air I used
too to Itlttenhoiinc Square to play,
ilklnc up Walnut street and Into the
club, almye wearing brownj clothes
ind always a brown derby hat. The gal
ur of the old hotme is the ame as In
former days, and the room that waa
used as a fort of ariary Ih still thjre
d the old-fashioned carved marble
nuntels. It wna a beautiful old home
acme fifty years ago.
It wi Idle for a great many years
jfter the Harrys moved from there, you
know, and n few years ago Mr. 8 totes
bury bought it. and during the war Mrs.
Stotesburv turned it into an officer
flub and the kitchens are fitted exactly
up-to-date, which makes it easy for the
Emergency Aid to run a cafeteria
there. 1 hope you ore going on Friday
nijht of this week, as I think it will
reiik be very interesting and besidou
the Chinese Famine Fund is a wortny
eituc Mr. Harding, too,, has appealed
to us all to help it ulong.
ARE ton fining up to the Musical
Art Club, nt 1911 Ranstead street,
thii afternoon '! You know the as
sociate committee of the club and the
Women Writers are to give a tea for
Frances Stnrr there, and I hear a great
many persons have been invited. Miss
Starr is quite fascinating to talk to
ind baa, I think, grown even prettier
than last .U'nr
Tbo Charlotte Cushman Club ia to
hare a tea thix week too, on Friday,
and it Is for nil the stare who took part
tn tlie benefit given last week at the
Walnut Street Theatre. It will be
quite wonderful to meet Wilson and
Hopper mid Frances Starr and Guy
Dates Tost und Hal Forde and all the
test of them, won't it? Certainly I
hare never known such generous people
ii actnrn. Thero last week it was not
enough for Francis Wilson and MUh
Plflrr to appear and entertain the peo
ple, but iho each gave two hundred
ind fifti dollais for an engraving of
Ada Itehan which was auctioned off by
de Wolf Hopper at the benefit. They
jaie the engraving jointly to the Cush
man Club after paying that large sum
for it Besides having the late Miss
Rehan's signature, it also had John
Drew's (for Mr. Drew came all the wny
from New York to open the benefit you
Vnow) and all the other actors and ac
trewi who took part in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Tlollln H. Wilbur had
prMenlid 'he engraving to be auctioned
off
TOE1 WHU tilavlns- with lh hhr.
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f when Mihs Baby raued herself up in
tne eem.h itnd almost fell out. Joey
was too araall to mop her. so he called
loudly for mother Mother did not hear
t nrst nnd thinking it was just play,
did not hm rj when tho call Anally
rei lied her. When nho urrived in the
nurvrj there wuh the baby half oat of
roach and Joey, indignant at having
weiud uo response to his calls, at
onee remarked as Mother turned the
babv ngnt "id-, up: "t fink you ought
'obc punked:" NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
R?,i, Alexander Brlnton Coxe. or 1S30
Mid fnnn,udl.n1or ".' ,he Heltevue-Strat-C
f?'lowei b- dancing, In honor of
tu6hte?noar 5?", T,nrna duutanto
nail e f J?' ttnd JIre- Charlton Yar
ani Lornr,0"."" corner Heventeanth
$11 u s,reet', on vmy evening,
I "rchllM,n"'te,.f!aro'l de ?rtlor O"
United a,;. Ht'?!u ambassador to the
"orettf 'Tn, "rr, I,,fibert SHveroruya
slan c....iii .Pau' Hagemana, Bel
nnn 'Fi';llM JMBe and Mrs.
breakfast at w" John 5 Mueltle nt
tii h,KaLnirh0me- 223 Wa,,,Ut
'"'cnWi1" . ",f.,nliam '-'PPPlncott
'hir hnme i7i? a dlnner lonllfht at
follow i'li a7lhLfisi;u uret" ,o bo
' " box Party at the opera.
Their guest? will Include Mrs. William
Paul O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs. Wlnthrop
DldilU and Mr. George Btthune. Morreli.
The Misses Otmmlll, of 1908 Pine
atreet, will occupy the box of Mr. and
Mra. Qeorgv H. Carta, Jr., of Broad
Aorei, Bryn Mawr, at the opera.'' to
night Tha annual May Market wilt be held
on May 20 at. the Qermantown Cricket
Club. Mra Ataxia du Pont Smith la
chairman of the Commute auid will be
assisted, by Mra. Tranels n Btrawbrldge
end MraT.Toseph Mofarland. The 'bene
ftolarlM are the Morton Street Day
Nursery and Oertnantown and Chestnut
Hill branch of the Vlsltlnr Nurse So
ciety. Mr. and Mra. Untie C. 'Oeyelin, who
atnoe their return from their weddlnj;
,trlp have, been the guests of Mra. Oeye
lln'a wurents, Mr. and Mr. John Hamp
tbrt Barnea, 1117 Da Lancoy street, will
leave early next month- for Savannah,
a., to attend the weddbitrof Mlsa.Pago
Randolnh Anderson, dauahter- of' Mr.
Jefferson Randolph Auderaon. and Mr.
lunrjr noma 1'iaii, eon or nn, uhsltioh
Piatt, Jr.,, of. 1010 Klttenhousa quar
which 'will bb olemnIr.et at the home of
tho bride on Saturday, April 2. Mra.
Oeyelin will attend as ono of'Oie brldea
malda. Mra. Theodora Pomeroy. of Green
wich, Conn., ia being; entertained aa tho
guest of Mr. and. Mrs. George B. Kvana.
of tho Bellevue-Btratford. Mrs. Pomo
roy will be remembered aa Mra. Qeorgo
W, Boyd, of thla city.
Mrs. II. Buaeelt Fbx and Mrs. Edward
Pelt Oft, of 4203 Walnut street, who
have been spending somo ttmo at Day
tona. Flo., an the orueatn of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry ft- Fox. have returned to their
nome. sir. ana Mrs. nenry it ox win
remain until the latter part of this
month.
Mra. Alexander M. Fox. Jr.. of 2008
Spruce street, who hae been spending
part or tne uenun season in norma, nan
returned to her home
Mm JoMnh I.. Woolston. of Qlendon.
Choatnut Hill, has returned from a visit
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. U Nevltl Smytho and her
daughter, Mies Bertha smytne, oi unwn
nut Hill, are spending somo time In
Atlantic City.
Miss Marlon H. Button, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Priestley Button,
of llome'wood, Qermantown, is spending
several weeks in Ausrusta. Ga., whero
aha is the guest of Mrs. Harold Freeman.
Mr. and Mra. Hollister Sturges, of
Wlllnw Orov avenue. Chestnut Hill, en
tertatned aa their guest over the week
end Mrs. J. Wood Wilson, of Merlon.
Ind. Mr. Bturrea' mother. Mra. Francis
H. Leggett, of Now York, who apent
part of the wlntor at Cannes. France,
wm sail ror tnis country eariy in mo
summer, when aho will spend some time
aa tno guest or. Air. ana cirs. siurBa
boforo going to Kldgoly Manor, N. 3f.,
her summer estate.
Mra. I. Roberta Newkirk. OS 914 Clin
ton atreet, hoa issued Invitations for a
luncheon on Thursday, March 31, In
honor of . her daughter, Miss Martha
D. Newkirk.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Thouron, of Ard-
more. will be entertained aa tho guests
of Mr. ajid Mrs. Frederlclc Jordan, of
Laverock road, Ogontz, at the opera, to
night in the box of Mra. Jordan's mother,
Mrs. Herbert at Howe, of 1622 Ixwust
street.
Mra Arthur M. Lewis, who haa been
spending a week In New York, haa re
turned to her apartments at the Belle-vue-Strutford.
Mlsa Charlotte Mae Graves, debutant
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ferdinand J.
Oravos, of Wlssahlckon and Manhelm
streots, Germantown, left yesterday to
Join Iter grandparents, Mr. and Mra.
Nelson V. Graven, who arc at present In
New York, and will spend a week trav
eling with them.
, Mr. and Mra Francla King Waln
wrlght. of MoitIs avenue, Bryn Mawr,
who have been ependlng part of the
Lonten season In Bermuda, will return
to their homo on Friday.
Mrs. jQsoph Wharton Lipplncott, of
Oak Hill. Bethayrea, and 1712 Spruce
atreet, left on Sunday for a few days'
visit to New York.
Mrs. Jamea Francis Sullivan, of The
Woods, Radnor, and the nits-Carlton.
haa left for a visit to Now York, where
she expects to 'remain for a few days.
Her daughter, Miss Frances Sullivan, la
vlsttlng in Washington, whero she la be
Ing entertained oa the guest of Mra
Francla P. Garvin.
Mra J. Dallas Slberllng, of 339 South
Eighteenth atreet, entertained at an at
home on Sunday afternoon. About 135
guosts attended. Miss Bessie Phillips
and Mra Samuel Woodward assisted In
entertaining.
Mlso Rachel Prloe, Miss Mildred
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MISS KACIIEL PRICE Pht0 nc"il"
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EH Klrji Price, of 1700 Walnut street, who
will nsMftt at the tea to be given at the Mimical Art Club, 1811 Ran
slead street, this afternoon by the Women Writers' Club and tho asso
ciate committee of the Musical Art Clnb to meet Mlas Frances Starr
Longstreth. Miss Ellaabeth Jeanea. Mlsa
Sara M. Harrioon, Mlsa MargaretU L.
Harrison. Miss PolJy Thayer and Miss
Balloch Richards wilt bo among those
assisting at the tea to be given at the
Musical Art Club. 1811 Ranstead street,
UiIb afternoon by the Womon Wrltcra'
Club and the associate committee of
Uie MuBjcal Art Club, to meot Miss
Frances Starr. I t
MJsa Merle G. Stlnson, of Colwj-n, nnd
Wlldwpod. N. J., will be married on
Thursday to Mr. Adam C. Grass, Jr., of
Colllngdate at Uie winter home of her
uncle, Mr. C. R. Frassom, at Colwyn.
rnSV',,an.d Mr? p Erwln Swartley, of
6027 Cedar a Venue, announce the en-
Sagement of their daughter, Mlas Vara
ladva RwarMnv n f rMhH r, t... .11-11,
of this city.
ALONG THE READING
Mrm.f?' "P8 Murray, of Daltlmore
Barre for a fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk, of Montgom
ery avenue. Klklns Park, are rocefvlng
congratulations on the birth of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blealua have
wiuin-epl?i,,he homo '" Blklna avenue,
m Florid ' "Pending the winter
Mr
GERMANTOWN
and Mrs. Morton .r tri.ni.
west Seymour street, wha havo aa'thVir
ruesta from Atlantic TdtyT Mr and m
Ralph Miller, forerly "oV GemSntJw'
entertained in thel honor onFMday
evening Additional iruests Included Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Hammersley.
Mrs. J Aucrustus Boers, of tho Cree
holm Valley Apartments, left for Wash
ington yesterday to visit friends until
Mnursaay.
Miss Muriel Margerum entertained
membcra of tho younger set at a dance
at tho Old York Road Country Club on
Friday evening.
Mr. Robert Rico, of Boat Tulpehocken
street, will leave on April 1 to spend
some time in Virginia.
Mrs. James McKay, of the Creshelm
Valley Apartments, haa returned from
spending somo time in Washington.
Mlsa L. K. A, Rlghter haa returned
from a month's trip to Bermuda.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mra. Reno Schoch, of 2210
West Tioga street, gave a dinner party
on Saturday evening to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mlm
Hilda Schoch to air. Paul F. Lamorelle,
Jr , a, son of Mr. and Mra. Paul Lamor
elle, of Wayne. The marriage will take
Place early In June.
The engagement of Miss Cecilia
Lammon, 78J North Ninth street, to
Mr. A. O. Witt, of 2221 West Hunting
don street, waa announced last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cohen will be at
hromeon Sunday, March 20, from 3 until
A o'clock, in honor of their son, Mr.
Harold Cohen's birthday. No cards have
been sent out.
Miss Beatrice Koons, of II Street,
spent the week-end at Salem, N, J,
Mra. Benjamin Goodman, of 1843
North Eighteenth atreet, haa Issued Invi
tations for a luncheon and bridge on
Thursday, In honor of Miss Janet Rets
man, of New York, and Miss Ma Isaacs
snd Mlsa Freda Isaac, of Ooldsboro.
N. C.
Silas Cora Mitchell, of Sixteenth and
Master streets, Is spending a fortnight
In Toledo, where she Is vlalttng her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mra.
George Mitchell.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mra Marguerite McCaffrey, of 2211
Christian street, announces the engage
ment of her sIsUr.Mtss Marls Hughes,
to Mr. Charles J. Fry.
Friends of Miss Catharine Connell will
be glad to learn nM Is recuperating from
her recent Illness and Is now In Atlantto
City.
Mr. Edward Carroll, of 2(27 Colorado
terrace, has just returned to his home
nfter having spent some time In Toronto.
Can.
Mrs. IL J. Haggerty. who ia president
of the ladles' auxiliary of the Herbert
Warren Post. No. 70, American Legion,
will entertain at a card party at her
home this evening. Among the member
will be Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Hara, Mr.
and Mra. Murgatroyd, Mr. and Mrs,
Powell, Mlsa Agnes Byrnes, Mlas Anna
McGown. Mr. V. Morris, Mr, J. Brltt,
air. John Brady and Mrs. Melvln.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr, and Sir C. . Bolles have been
entertaining Dr and Mrs. Herman B.
Marx, of Tibet, Asia, at their home In
Springfield for a week. Dr. Marx, who
Is Interested In missionary work In the
Himalaya mountains, is spending a
portion of his furlough m this country.
Mr. and Mra Harvey Pratt Howard,
of Moylan, will go to Strathhaven Inn,
Swarthmore, In a short time, whero they
will remain for several weeks,
MOORE8TOWN
The Welteeley College Olee Club gave
a concert In the Moorestown Hlgli School
auditorium on Saturday evening Mrs,
Lester Collins was chairman of the com
mittee. Mlsa Marlanna Dudley haa returned
from Washington, where she attended
the lnsguratlon
Mr. William B. Bowdln. of Central
avenue, entertained the men of the
Mpthodlst Bible class at his home last
week.
Mrs. Marie La Monte Young will ad
dress tho Woman's Club, under the "Art
Department," on Wednesday afternoon,
NORRISTOWN
Announcement Is made of the engage
ment of Mis Lydta Q. Myers, daughter
of Mr. and Mra Bayard T. Myers, of 208
Chain atreet, and Mr. James A. Kelley,
of Philadelphia, Mr. Kelley Is a. grad
uate of the Unlveralty of Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. C R. Pilklngton ob
served their fortieth wedding anniver
sary on Saturday, air. and Mrs. Pilk
lngton havo lived In the same home since
they were married, forty years ago.
They have one daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, of 1033
Swede street, entertained at a dinner
danco at the Hamilton. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cook, Mr. and
Mrs It 8payd, Mr. and Mrs. John Hen
dricks, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nichols.
Mrs. A. S. Holly. Mlsg Eleanor L
Fields and Mr. Walter Hoopes.
Mrs. J. P. Hieeter Jonea, of Jacoby
street. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Thomas P. Merrltt, of Reading.
Just in Time for Easier
At this on ery women nl oro ratUrUl for hermit or aome member
of the family. No matter what you Uh we en eupply yoo Kaa the Items
memlonta here tsen come ana sen our many outr Dorsum.
40 m. Daronrtto Sattat all S3 .75
a In. Canton Crepe l'm-e S3.4G
Sllki nil colore! new
40 In. Crepe B4ln extra. $2.35
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40 In. Crepe de Chine from 1 SI .2 5
y&iiip Ob ui'i hm roiiHw
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Heasallnet blae Qgr
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83 In. All-ellk Penseei
new ,.
8S rn. Aa-woot TrtrotbMi all 5B2-OS
eolervt new .
M.a la. All w a I French t OR
Srne; bine only --. g
&4-M In. Wool worried R2 2ft J
nl.Mii nrrttr nnltoriM. . u X
A1 foray a Largo Astortmtnt of Sllkm. Satin, Etc.
NEW ENGLAND WOOLEN CO. i
n. .,.;,.. Till R,.in. Exempt Friday. 6 o'Cloek
rawHvwmTZl SOUTH FOURTH STvvmvmmJ
f Uum.b'H MOST JlEAUTIKUL TltEATAS
MARKET A-T I9TH'
THIS WEBK 11 A l 1n ltilf. V
Wayoood-Mlller Wedding
The wedding of Miss Hmma LaBarre
Miller, daughter of the Rev. Rufus W
Miller, D. D., secretary of Hi Puhllca
tlon and Sunday School Board of tne
Reformed Church In the United States, i
and Dr. James Jamison Waygood, son
of Dr. Walter H Waygood, superinten
dent of the Philadelphia School for
Christian Workers and Deaconets House,
took place In St John's Reformed
Church, Fortieth and Spring Garden
streets, last evening at 7 o'clock. Tne J
ceremony was performed bj the Rev. I
DiV Waygood, father of the bridegroom i
The bride wae gien In marriage by I
hor father, the llov Rufus W. Miller,'
nnu hiso aciiHiDQ in inf. rnramnnv . .. ,. .... ....
She was gowned In white satin with ji wtkhram atAsniNn. iiArtiiiw itwn-
court train and tulle veil and wore her TON Naomi chjldkuh lawpon llOTT
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mother's pearls Her bouquet was com
posed of orchids. lilies of the vatlev nnd
shower of sweet peas,
The maid of honor was Mian Frances
K. Miller, slater of the bride, who wore
pink, with hat to match. The matron
of honor waa Mrs. Frank l.Twerlnr. nf
this city, and the brldesmatde were Mini '
imith urimtli and Mrs. George Hhnrrerd.
of New York : Mrs. Hugh McCaulev
Miller, of Glenslde, a sister-in-law of the
brldo, and Mrs. Urner Goodan, of this
city, a slater of the groom, The ring
bearer was Master Albert Brewster
Baker, Jr., of Pelham, N. Y
Tho bridesmaids' dresses were two In
pink with hats to match : two in lav
ender wearing hats to correspond, and
the matron of honor was gowned In tur
quoise blue with hat to match.
The best man was Mk Hutchison
Comly, of Glenslde, and the ushers wer
Dr. Hugh McCaulev Miller. Dr .Tolin
Bcott, Dr. Henry Pfeffer. Mr Urner
Goodman and Captain William Mo
Cutcheon, of Fort Howard
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8TRAWBERRY MAN8ION
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stein, of Twen
ty-nlnth and Master streets, are receiv
ing congratulations on the birth of a
daughter, Elaine Stetn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blank and their
eon, of Rochester, N. Y., spent several
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jaoob Blank, 2S2S North Twenty-seventh
atreet.
Mr IxjuIs D. Newman, of 18J North
Thirty-second atreet. was one of the
speakers at a staff luncheon of tho
Allen-Nugent Co.. held this week at the
Republican Club In New York.
Mr. Lewis J. Rosenberg gave a the
atre party last weefc Among those
present were tho Rev. and Mrs. Armln
Rosenberg, Mr. and Mra Isidore ariver.
Mr. Charles B. Rosenberg and Mr. Lewis
nosenoerg,
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Distinctive Millinery
Originality that strikes a keynote of refined
elegance. Exclusive designs conforming
to the most select modes, fairly priced.
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$29.75
to
$39.75
$15
Now Sports Suits
of Pnra Wool and
the now Smart
Tweeds in snappy
now Sprtnr
m o d e 8. All
shades. All sizes.
1422 Walnut Street
'WEST OF BraLEVUB-STIlATFOnn)
A Word of Importance Regarding
vrur opeciai Dale ot
"SPRING FASHIONS"
Women's 6c Misses-' Women's & Misses'
Sport Suits Dresses
, 49.50 i 59.50
o c8on, jn u,B n.WBBt Btyies and colors.
.. Miss Steffle
Arranging tome madelt at special price
15
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THE PADDOCK
A walking oxford on smarth
iw a g g t r lines. Heavily
brogucd and pinked.
EIGHT FIFTY
If
i'
DEFYING WINDY MARCH
AND THE VAGARIES OF SPRING
isSJ&iuis'
WEARS WITH HER WEATHERPROOF KNIT
WOOL SPORT SUIT THE MOST ROGUISH OF
WALKING OXFORDS OF TAN CALFSKIN. WITH
WALKING HEELS, STOUT SOLES AND ELABO
RATE BROGUE1NG,
ND HER HEAVY SILK STOCKINGS, SO DIFFER
ENT FROM THE WRAITH-LIKE ONES OF SUNNV
DAYS, .MAY BE IN THE SOMBRE SHADES OF
BROWN OR PERHAPS IN SOBER BLACK, DE
PENDING ON- HER MOOD
BUT MISS NOWADAYS KNOWS THAT' SUCH
OXFORDS MUST NOT HAVE THE LEAST HINT
OF CLUMSINESS, SO SHE COMES TO HALLA
HAN'S FOR THEM, KNOWING THAT SHE WILI
FIND THERE OXFORDS THAT ARE SO BEAUTI
FULLY LASTED THAT THEY HAVE THE VERY
SMARTEST OF OUTDOORS EFFECT, WITH PER
PECT FIT AND TAILORED SMARTNESS. ALSO
THAT SHE WILL HAVE SO MANY MODELS TO
CHOOSE FROM-'U.L AT PRICES THAT ARE SO
MUCH MORE REASONABLE.
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9211 Market Street
Bnncha60th 6- Chatnvt, 4028 UncatUr Ave., 2736 Cemantotm Ave, 5604 Cermantovn Ave.
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Ml $
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Jn A,rN "
' BOB
Mill W-
II
Hei hecnn stli itocitngs in the shades she v
want are 2.50 "Zt
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1 JLgood shoes L ) j5
&$
A niOANTir wniz.nivn
With m. Ctt of Inttmttlonal Hturi
LYRIC NIGHTS AT 8:20
MATS. TO.MOrUlOW A SATUnOAT AT 2.00
THE fiELWrys PHE3KXT
COWIL
aruuN iriROUCitr
Mat. Thursday
M
iAdelphi &'
BKST Hli,TS 1 SO
Pcitively LAST 5 EVGS.
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mmEaam.
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with Wllllim Horrtgin Ohryatul IIern.
Oori HtMono nd Rntlr N T. Cut
Pop. Wed. Mat, 50c to $1.50
Nei
Wwk
F"
i Seats Thur8.oSK; Now FORREST,,.,, WJWiV,.
k.m loJisTonc and Moiuns OUST . Kop. Mat. I omorrow I"t $2.00
POSITIVELY
LAST 2 WEEKS
Francis De Wolf
WILSON HOPPER
In fi New and Wondrous
ERMINIE
Tb BniMwl tii Man-test Comtd of
jwn'ni inars
ADAMSEVA
By Ouy Bolton r.1 0or Mlddltton
( Authurn of Pollj With m. Pjt )
With
WILLIAM AXD MOl.l.T
"OYP McINTVnE
Walnut W-Ilrut Mk' Tomor ;:I8 .Sharp'
W ' at 0th Nirht. .. 0 1(1 Sharp
NO O.VI1 SEATED UL-niNO PnOI.OOUB
niCHAnU WALTON TULLT
I'rnnti '
THE OnEAT. .vmbrican Acrort '
GUY BATES
POST
"The Masquerader"
SErB for .sr.w wi:kk now mail
onnwifi now rnn kahtfii wkkk
Metropolitan Opera House j
MivRanvY wvr.MNG at s is
Verdi Grand Opera Company '
IL TROVATORE" '
NO INCREASE IN PRICKS SAT VIOHT
Seats Now for All Performance
EITH'S THEATRE
KITTY DONER
With Kutfr Ito riroth- TA
HITIT OORDON5 4 OKNK rOHD
TOTO. JUf McWII.LIAM3
iTKPIlriNS & HOLI.I3TEU
Ulr Surroundlnc Hhowl
Eitra Adilr.l Attraction'
ANNA CHANDLER
IMiladclchla a Own KavurlU
With .Sidney Landfltld III a
HrU( of Oriainai onup
NEXT WEEK ETHEL LEVEY
The 8enatln of To Contlncntr
K
rirll tm Cnt includinc vrni ltobrtor
Dora Ibrnl P Iioacarrl Silvio r;apkAiit
Nina Hunt Jottph Hpiing11ld end Fordin-
ando Dl IJIacomo
ETTOHE MARTINI (Vinrtunlo.-
CHORUS OF BO OnniKHTRA OI' 80
Bratf fi to I B0 at Wmann 110
ChMtnut t af Sftropoltlan Opra Houi I AfADFMY
FREE EXHIBITION
Portraits and Paintings 1
by ,i liet wuiti: onosa
McClecs Galleries, 1607 Walnut Si.
MAnrti HiTH to srAncir both
Metropolitan Opera House
BAT EVE. MARCH 1 Will
VtalU Orind Opr Co JTnn
AIDA
Tonight At 8
RIGOLETTO
n liar) Partnl.
Rothltr, nd.
Hocc
Wth a iar caat - Darrla, Pich
faco and ratal Cond Oofrrltn
Prlras II II 60 13 12 oO hull u u'i
WTtinn llftfl rb.tni't
or Ml'BH'
1 Mtrrnoi-oLiTAN
OPKHA COMPANY
Mmti Chaae (Klrat Acpaarinca liar) Partnl,
k.,utiian. Cond Mnranzon
, n '( Acadamy ft lUprn. a H19 Chaat IW
i HROAP r-TRGRT THEATRE
MISS JANET RICHARDS
, wr.oNEun.vT march toni io a x M
I Tho Inauguration and the Naw Admlnlttr
tlon !' I' "tand for an aT. round iwrf
I 4eal? Two more Ucturra In tho rouraan
March SOth and April Hfh F.atra lactur by
ra-iuent Ainl ISt'i ADMIHIIDN II 00.
, Ai AOBMY Of Ml SIC- TUMOR BVK., t.ui
1 RHCITAI,
ROSELAND DANCING
1015-17 Market St
CABARET SHOW
Private Instruction Walnut 7537
Direction of Mr J J Loncknr TV if 1 T ' II
ORPHEUM u-ry,,... a;.7, Madame LmSe Hmer
.c rClr""T0'll,'--, T,,K ORKATERT AMERICAN CONTFlAtaW
MAL ULoMOND " r nra m TUta at Acadtmy of Mulc and Htppa'a.
THK IOOR -S , W k-CHARLRTi!," ! Ww, Mc to tS M No War Ta.
AUTEirrTATM3o10 MARCH 19.
RACHMANINOFF
CltARLRrs Al'NT
Acadm--Tkta Hot Off ft Heppe'a 1110 ri,...
PHILADELPHIA! ...WMVIC
1 ORCHESTRA' ""'''..
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WILI.EM MKNOEI.REHO Clunt Conrtuetor
KENS 1 K cUMn
MATIM-JR TODAY
GIRI-S of the U. S. A.
PEOPLE'S
1ICKETH
Drfrtlon C 1 Folty
CAnHrY nov ctmr'wi
HKPPE r) 1110 ClUiSTNUT Bf.
Plalnway Pta4
DUMONT Sh M;v.&
EMMETT WELCH Minstrel.
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Nan Play br Kdward KnoblMk
Supported by th
Original DttatcA.
Theatre Co.
Next Week Seats Thursday .
Geo. M. Cohan's Production
OP AUOL'STUfl THOMAR
NEW AMERICAN PLAY
NEMESIS- I
wmi EMMETT CORRIGAN
and a Big Cohan Cast
Pop. Wed. Mat. 50c to $1.50
BROAD LAST 5 EVGS.
r a a , Mats. Wed. Sat .,
Pop. Mat. Tomorrow " $1.50,
BAM , HAIIRIB Prraama
WILLIAM
Collier
In lit a Lauttilnr Triumph
THE HOTTENTOT ,
By Victor Mapai and William Colllar
A Horaa Play Without Any Iloracplay
Next Week Seats Thursday l'
GEO. M. COHAN'S m
rnoDL'CTiON or the t ' li'
ADflOI.lTB DRASLVriC TRIUMTH ' Mi
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iCASINO
Wal alj Rili Mat Toda
Dave Marion's
Own Company
TROCADERO
Tha Fronon rro
fcitra TrapUtl0B
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