l'7?' "' -?- vf i wi rvjirw"' "'ir-1 T "fj wr s -r,l '-'"5?! fWpP! "V oWfPifW &?'' ' " "" I.W"4. .!" ' 1 i. .' T ' Tf w x EVENING PUBLIC DEDGEB-PHIEADEEPHIA MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921 11 ) F . j . JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE flancy Wynne Talks of Miss Watts' Debut Next Week. Dinners to Precede Affair at Mr. Barney's Home. Easter Flower Sale at Pennsylvania Girls' Club ANB more week tnd the Royctlen of (J thc KMter season will etnrt. And the Friday of that wwfc, April I, Virion Watt will be Introduced to so- .tv a debutante of tho Inst wagon ho h" "nt attended very many of the ..tin an she '" continuing her col- i... MlirSC. "Ill" 1" " "11" "v """ " r..In. tu n .Inlirrtif nr nt Mitt rllrf. Jin""" '" " - n.ory Miner i""p. ... ... .. Uuehtcr of Mts. Clmrlrs D. CS ' fstc Krandmother MrB. S!'m- was formerly MIsh Cooke, n ?Vr of Jat t'o"lp. tho flnanrirr. rfiri I sfw York, oi li to be niarrled One "I wiionif v uinrruir, on April 0, you know. - . n..fv..-.u rr-.n. r -v-.. fc, T.orilinrii wui.w.. -., - fhi. debut will be mado at a large JrwnVl. Mr. and Mm. Watt fil !?.. t Klldon, on Spring avenue, .".,; nhlcli the home of Mr IJUUW., ".-".. .ll-o .... U.l,..l..n.l Iii ffhen priori" iuu "", ...in. , j?Jl Morrli ' entertain for licr huthfer, Ottllle. and thc Mercer Ijld- will entertn n for 8dne at, their tome In Torrcsdalc. Marlon 1h very food looking, with a broad trow and soft Kir which waves off her forehead in u pest attractive manner. mOJIOnnOW nlgbt Wo" will have op Icra of course, and after that thc ck will be given over largely to ehnrch-golng. as there will be services t most of thc churches twti it ml throe tfnes a day till the end of Holy Week. Etster week will open with Mnrgarctta Junes' wedding to Sydney Thayer. Jr.. ti tho first social doing of thc Easter tide They nre to be married at noon. tnd'o reception will be given after thc bedding by Mrs. Jcancs ut her home on Snruce street. Elizabeth id to be Mar- tiretta'e maid of honor, and I think Irs. Jcancs may well bo proud of her two pretty daughters that day, for thuy will certainly be lovely to look upon. SOME of the women who nre inter ested in thc Pennsylvania League of Girls' Clubs, which has its headquar ters at 1025 Locust street, nnd which it In reality an ideal clubhouHc run by the eirlM themselves, nre talking a great deal about an Easter flower sale which U to be held nt the Girls' clubhouse on Locust street for the upkeep of thc clubhouse on Friday und Saturday. Mrs. Charles Carver. .Ir.. is president tl thc association of clubs, nnd among the others interested are Miss Ethel l'ew. Mrs. George Lorimcr, Mrs. Ilvnry C. Borer, Miss Emllv Exlcy. Mrs. Charles rrnncis Griffiths (who. you re member, wus Beatrice Fox ) . Miss Mnry Converse. Sirs. Paul Tappan and several others. The Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for women at Ambler nnd the Nntlonal Woman's Farm and Gar den Association nnd Church Farm School arc joining in with the sale of nowers and llvehtock. And there are going to be little fuzzy kittens and tlappy-tallcd puppies and eotton-tallcd bunnies nud swlmmy gold fish nnd n parrot to talk to you and a performing dog. Now I ask jou if that won't be worth going to? I SAW Mrs. Lowber Stokes nt the opera the other night wearing u lovely gown of palest; blue silk trimmed with palest of pink roses, cut square it thc neck and made without sleeves, nd her skirt was plain but slightly draped nt thc side. Her hair, which Is a bright, dark brown, wm simply ar ranged with straj curls escaping here and there about her face. She is very pretty. I think. Mrs. Hcnrj Pepper Vnux was in her mother's box and wns looking very well in a gown of white lace nnd American Dcauty brocade. Thc hodicc wns of tulle nnd lace and the rose material was draped up on thc left lldc of thc corsage. Mrs. Arthur Lea wore a gown of brilliant green brocade. LITTLE brother had been much longed for by Isnbellc, in fact, for a whole enr she had added to her dally petitions: "And please dear God, send men little brother." When brother ar rived nnd she was told the news her joy knew no bounds, nnd she hopped up the etalrs holding on to dnddy's smnll fln fer nnd holding her breath to keep quiet, because "If she wbb very quiet so as not to wake him she'd be ullowcd to seo him." Thej tiptoed up to the crib and there J'ay, n dark red. black-haired, little tnlnz, all wrinkled nnd cunning, but Iiabelle had always had il golden-hnired Brother in mind when she pruyed for him. nnd bo said she. "Hut. dnddy, e II hnvp to send him bark and get the cne I aikcd for; this one's a Indian." NANOt WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES eS'r and Mra. Murdoch Kendrlck, of Strafford and Fifteenth and Locust treets, have Issued invitations for n wislt und Wig party on Saturday eve ning, April 2, in honor of Mls-i Chns n Kenarick. Mr. nnd Mr Kcnilrick Ml their family will occupy their coun try placo at Strafford early in TUny. MIbs Rachel Price, dnughter of Mr. fd Mrs nil Kirk Price, of 1700 Walnut eireot, will entertain the members of her il V8 club at her homo t,,lK afternoon, ".Be followed by tea. Twclvo ffucsts ""I attend Sir and Mrs William nuel Kranltlln, ti Anioro will entertain Informally at AJ,ladnor ""nt Club on Trlilay nfirht, Prtl . aftor tho wedding rehearsal ot !" r 'laURhtor, MIhs Sarah S Franklin. Mr T Dudley nigRs, Jr.. who will oe miirri.'d at noon on Saturday, April m 8t Mary's Kphcopal f'hurch The juwtj win include tho brldul party and oui.of.town guests. Tho guests who will avtud the din rr on I-rlday evening. April I, which "r and Mrs. Alexander Mercor Diddle. VI Vannmi.cn irn..n. m ,, ...Ml 1i "v"-i iiuurv, luncrtuuiu, wm I"? In honor of their daughter, Miss jane Dlddln will Innlnrln Mlua Mm V r,,tiTh',lr MlFS nutn rncltnrd. Miss liJiii, rl'!c n 'fnlght. Miss Man- Hoppln Pr,n V"';M!"H K,lxlnB H- Sullivan, Mr. frod if r"5,,,r Chumbers. Jr., Mr Al- rii. li1 -,,r- "-"'" narrows, .Mr. J. Jr !"! .Mt'l::lrn. Mr llenlnmin IluMi. ,,,,, "".'1 Mr. .lames K. Davis The gutsts '" later .ittn.wi ti, .1,.... ...i.i..i. m. lt Mr" ' Henr Miller Watts, of Yoik ihri. , """ wl" sivo in minor oi Win. ','V,"",e lauKhtcr. Miss Marian Wmii. "l l,'ien, tho homo of Mlm rnev i n.. -...vb - --. v'nunii, Mr. All ... . ... Eliii.i "JvV "arron ivolscy and MIbh li in h Kl"y. of llauhala, C'licstimt nro spending bomo tlnm in Atlantic Cltj A11 ' I'lulkc, dniisilit.'r of Mr. his r,i. ,,v!l0',Kp" trcBt, tierinmitnwn, rtlurneil from a visit to New York. Mri. V,l';!lz'u,r,h ''' rl"-'. laiiBhter of tieet ALt,r ' "',0- of -'no i:'lht JotmHoii Jay l""!!","'11 "'" lwvo on Krl e the in'". "illt''i'?'-''. whero she will of mY Sm0s1 "Ncr ,lu' Castor holldaja Mr and 1) '" ,,?M.?,a,u,,l'- JUBhter of Middle Iim1",-11".' '" Murbury. ut Alro v ..- .UriOtl nu'iiH ..., !. ., 1.. "Met nnrt 'nAl ' 0W,1H- f -1-8 I'UHt . Tei aiin Kordhoo (o HWm niir,. t.i.,0 r of "x? Vn,l'i ""Pl'le Yarnall. daugh houro lr i !!' Mr.H rhnrlt0 Varnall, CalifSrSi' uvo !1K ,,,rUKli the West und April? ' wl" rBtur" homo c,irly ' 1n!rofa3n1tM.r,BWaUor Qwyano Honder 1ti 'Jii ?.,n,,.l,,n Quen lano, Qerman- lUlen H ir" ro,IUC ,l,elr daughter, Miss lth diV,JIenderB0". to society ut a tea Eu ii-nSX."" Tueyuay,. December 27. 'nor It -er?.on wl" th WMtV fily AnMialntr Xl b Vn on Bat y AP"l 0 by her paronta at tho Union LpiiRue before the meeting of tho Saturday Kvenlng Dancing Class. Mr. CJonznln Mllnr nt iVia TlaMiiMl GlOb, entcrtnlnccl at a tea jestcrday Afternoon at tho Philadelphia Cricket yum, YinoiiK mo guests were Mlsi iW6 D. Ventmon, Miss Helen Hope Wilson, Miss Nancy K. Cope, MIbh Ellz nheth F Cope, Miss Ilowiinond Stow ardson. Mr, Itobcrt Deckert, Mr. Alfred Peer. Mr. Wllford S. Ixiwls. Mr, lirncst hoviiro and Mr. Horaco Jaync. Tlic Puchcn do ntchollcu, who lias been in this city as tho guest of Cap Jamv.u,,d MrB- Clnrk Daniel Stearns. V ;S. .Navy, of 1830 Rlttenhouse squaro, has returned to N'cw York. Mrs. Samuel Humphrey, of Overbrook, sailed today on tho Olympic to visit her daughter, Madame lclusann. In Buchar est, Humanla she will afterward Btay at Alx-lex-Malns, Ktance, for treatment Mrs. Carroll Thayer will entertain tho fortnightly Club at her hemic In Hwarth mnro this afternoon. Mrs. John K. Tuttle nnd Mrc. Thomas Simpers will assist In entertaining. Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkes Wilson, whose msrrlage took place on January 'J9. are occupying their new home, to Anbury terrace. Oak Lane. Mrs. Wil son will bo remembered as Miss Made' imo APDury, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles W. Asbury, of Mestha, Oak Lriine. Mrs. William Showell Kills, of Moy lan, will return tomorrow from Bos ton, whero she has b-eti tho guest for a week of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Taft Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Dmyton will open their country house at Bluo Bell, near Pcnllyn, before the Kaster season. Tho board of dlroctoni of the Pres byterian Orphanage will hold its annual meeting and election of officers today nt 2:30 o'clock, In Westminster Halt, Wltherspoon Building. Mrs. I. II O'Hnrra was hostess nt tho tea given on Thursday afternoon at the Phllomuslan Club, following thc program oh occupational therapy. Mrs. usoorno presiaeu at llio tea tamo. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bernstein, of Newark, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth Bernstein, to .Mr. Maurice h. Strauss, of Now York, foimcrly of this city. Mrs. Bonodlct Qlmbcl, of 1415 North Broad Btrcet. with Mrs. Harry S. Behal, will glvo a theatre party on Wednesday evening, followed by supper, at the Illtz-Cnrlton, Twenty guests will be present Mr. and Mrs. Sidney AIoo. of the Lcncx Apartments, will have as their guests next week Miss Isabcllo Aloo and Miss Lou lie Aloe. dauRhters of Mr. Louis Aloe, of St. Louis, Mo. The Misses Aloe aro students at Smith Collego and will spend tho spring vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mcnewlsch, of West Philadelphia, announce tho en gagement of their daughter, Miss Mario I.oretta Mencwlsch, to Mr. Thcodoro J. Stein, of Frnnkford. A pretty wedding took place on Sat urday, at 4 o'clcrck, when Miss Cora Lee Kelly and Mr. Morton Elliott Car lisle, of 5438 Merlon avenue, wore mar ried by the Hev. Frank B. Lynch at thc homo of the bride's mother, Mrs. It. J. Kelly, 32D0 Emerald streot. Tho bride wns given in marrlago by her brother, Mr. John Kelly, and was attended by Miss Florenco Blchter as maid of honor. Mr. H. C. MncMlllan attended ns best man for tho bridegroom. A wedding sup per followed the ceremony, after which the bride and bridegroom left for their wedding trip to Atlantic City. Upon their return they will Ilvo at Spring Held, Pa. ALONG THE READING Mrs. Graham Wood will entcrtnln the five hundred club of which she is a member at her homo In Logan on Wed nesday afternoon, April 6. Her RUcsts will be Mrs. Forest Etter, Mrs. ISrnest SiM WHEN SHE PLANS A SHOPPING TRIP WITH PERHAPS THE ADDED ZEST OF A LUNCHEON A DEUX cisJsicnvads CHOOSES TO WEAR A SEEMINGLY SIMPLE LITTLE PETAL-SKIRTED MORNING FROCK, JEUNE FILLE AT FIRST GLANCE, BUT ART FUL BEYOND DESCRIPTION WITH ITS DASHING, DARING NOTE OF COLOR IN ITS WONDERFUL PEAKED GIRDLE, REPEATED IN THE POPPIES THAT CIRCLE HER BE WITCHINGLY INFORMAL HAT. AND WITH IT WEARS, FOR MISS NOWADAYS UNDERSTANDS THE ART OF SIMPLICITY, THE DAINTIEST OF BROWN SATIN PUMPS, HIGH OF HEEL AND WONDERFULLY SLEN DER, CHARMINGLY STRAPPED OVER THE GRACEFUL ARCH OF HER SILKEN INSTEP. AND SHOULD ONE ASK HER SHE WILL SAY: "MY DEAR, I ALWAYS GO TO HALLAHAN'S THEIR STYLES ARE SIMPLY ADORABLE AND THEIR PRICES ARE SO REASONABLE." Branches 60th m... m...:! Him ; V-v ( " JXKFj 'I sit I Etter, Mrs. William Grubb, Mrs. Robert Galbralth, Mrs. J. D. Stono, Mrs. Her man Wecwellcr and Miss Gertrude Price. MIbh Dorothy Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Campbell, of Jenklntown, has postponed tho card pnrty which she was to have given this nftcmoon In honor of Mrs. William G. Kluge, of Mont Clair, N. J., on account ot lllncRB In tho family. Miss Josephlno Taggart, of Fort Washington, who spent some time at Miami, Fla,. will upend a week or so at Southern Pines, N. C, before returning to her home, A bridge and flvo hundrod party will bo given on Wodnesday afternoon, Mnrch 30, by tho Women s Republican commtttco of the Forty-second ward, of which Mrs. William E. Gnibcn Is chair man, at the clubhouso at Ogontz and Olney avenues. Tho hostesses include Mrs. Robert R, Dearden, Jr., chairman of the entertainment committee : Mrs. Envfst Biters, Mrs. Walter Fowler, Mrs. Grobcn, Mrs. W. F. Holbrook, Mrs. Samuel Moylan, Mrs. William Sttno and Mrs. cnaries von xagen. GERMANTOWN Mr. nnd Mrs. William T Shannon, 41 Nippon street, Chestnut Hill, enter tnlned thc supremo officers, Shepherds of Bethlehem, and friends at n St. Patrick's party at their homo on Satur day evening. Officers Included Mrs. Kva Wykoff Hall, of Haddonfield, N. J ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin, Mrs. Anna Armstrong, of Camden ; Mr, Charles Rath. Mrs. Mav Cedar, Mrs. Francis McCormlck. Mrs. Ellznbeth Fnrrell, Mr. Elmer Black, Mr, Thomas Brooks, and Mri Aplott, of Camden nnd forty additional guests. Miss Elizabeth Calhoun, a student nt Wcllcsley College, Maspachusetti, is spending th'o EaBter holidays with her narents. the Hev. Dr. Jonn (Jnlnoun and Mrs Calhoun, at their home at 33 East Mount I'lcasant avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse C Kcster. 7167 Bryan street, are the guests for several days of Mrs. Kestcr's mother. Mrs. Jerome C Teager, at Moscow, In the Pocono mountains. Mrs. Ralph V. Coleman, 311 Dorset street, will entertain at luncheon, fol NYMPH A gorgeous broivn satin pump of more than usual charm and grace associated with thc street model in the neivcr tans and pearl grey suede, at, TWELVE FIFTY MA LLAHAN GOOD 921 Market Street & Chestnut, 4028 Lancaster Ave., 27S6 Germantoum Ave., 5604 &; m MllS. JAMBS O. 'NBWUN, JK. Vnil her small 'uughtcr, of 3005 Chestnut street. Wrs. Nowlln vdU in remembered a-s Miss Williams, of New York V 4 Photo by J. Mitchell Elliot lowed by five hundred, at her homo this afternoon. The guests will Include Mrs. Hnrrv Blanck, Mrs. Edwin Rocloff, Mrs. Aia uraig, airs, tiauao Lcnman, Airs. Richard Pate, Mrs E. Wlschong and Mrs. John Ogdcn Miss Marlon Oily, 5120 Comae street, entertained Informally at her homo on Saturday afternoon. Tho guests, who were members of tho younger set, In cluded Mlns Eleanor Wllkle, Miss Eleanor Knlpc, Miss Elizabeth Page, Miss Camlllc Pointer, MIhs Eleanor Gross, Miss Marjorlo Wntson, Miss Frances Morran, Miss l.islo Edwards, Miss Laura Hitchcock, Miss Annabclle Wood and Miss Elizabeth Hcdhcffer. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Helen Hcwlsh. of 2131 Columbia avenuo, gavo a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday evening last In honor ot Mlso Breta Blsphan long, of Haddon field, N. J. MUs Hcwlsh will attend ns bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Long In June. Tle guests included Miss Breta F Lone. Miss Helen War- rich, Mlsq Mnrgarct Hubbard, Miss Anna McKeu, Miss Elizabeth D. Trcker, Miss Sara Christine, Miss Dorothy Kntrlken, Mrs. Walter Wright, Miss Frances Gill, of HulmvUle, Pa. , Miss Margaret KIs ter, Miss Marlon I.oo.s, of Haddonfield; Miss Elcnnor Mortland, Miss Eleanor Borton, of Moorcstown : Mlsa Mabel Regm, Mils Mario Sleglc. Miss Ruth M. Bitting and Miss Vera Saber. A meeting of tho Faculty Club of Temple University was hold on Saturday evening at 1816 North Broad street, when Commander Holdcn C, Richardson, U. S. N told of his transatlantic night. Commander Richardson is pilot of the NC-3. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Mr and Mrs. William Ray, of 2233 Moore street, entertained Informally at their home on Friday evening In honor of thc birthday of their son, Mr. Howard Ray. Mrs. Walter Christ and her daughter. Miss Florence Christ, of 1827 Daloy street, are spending a few days with relatives In Baltimore, St. Monlca'n C. C. presented "Fannie Brown" a comedy with music, in two aots, last night and on Thursday night Only thc sheerest of silk stockings please her. They are here at 325 9- u SHOES In the parish hall, at Seventeenth and Wtner streets. The proceeds of tho af fair will go toward tho Catliollo civic center. Among those who took part In the entertainment wero Mr, Maurlco Towers, Mr. Thomas Oracc, Mr, Joseph O'Nell, Miss cathartno Clrncov tlss Iteba Kelly, Miss Catharine Barron, Miso Josephine Harrington, Miss Uernadlne Gallagher, Miss Madallne McFarlan, Miss Kathryn Sullivan, Miss Anna Cook, Miss Catharine Green, Miss Edna Smith, Miss LorcttA Toner. Miss Mao Kearney, Miss Catharine Burke, Miss Catharine Boggs, Miss Josephine Harrington, Miss Margaret McLaughlin, Miss Mario Mc Cabe. Miss Margaret Maxwell, Miss Evangeline Wilson, MIs Grace Wilson, Mr. George Martin, Mr. John Muldoon, Mr. Loo Toland, Mr. William Ward, Mr. James McCann, Mr. Fred Gorfcsc, Mr. Georgo Dougherty, Mr. Herbert Mc Gltnohcy and Mr. John Hogan. .Mrs. Walter Homer entertained re cently at a luncheon and BOO party. Tho following guests wero present: Mrs. Car roll, of Brookllne J Mrs. Georgo Honey, Mrs. O. Lefferts, Mrs. B, Hoxlett. Mrs. F. Scholl, Mrs. J. A. Roberts, Mrs. J. Soheck, Mrs. J. Halpln. Mrs. O Noon, Mrs. T. Wado, Mrs. J. Roberts and Mrs, Oakcs. WEST PHILADELPHIA A surprlso birthday party was glxen In honor of Miss Mcta Pierce on Wednes day evening at her home, 729 Pnlon street Among thoso present wero Miss Georglanna Hayes, Miss Margaret Car lln, Miss Winifred Kennedy, Miss Kath erlno Klrkman, Miss Julia Smith, Miss Florenco Underkofler, Miss Mela Pierce, Mr. Richard C. Pierce, Mr. Harold Con ner, Mr. Charles Rowo. Mr. Harry linker, Mr. James iisner, sir. wmuuii uuiinon. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Du Pell, Mr. and Mrs. W. Barrlngtoii und Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Du Pelh M00RE8T0WN Miss Dorothy Warden was n guest of Mlsa Helen Hasakll, of 0crbrook, ovor tho week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lel Dudley havo an nounced the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Ida Robinson Dudley, to Mr. Aaron E. Stratton. m .i nt im ir, rrt S. Woodward. of Chester avenue, will Bpcnd somo time In AshevtUe. N. C. Mrs. Melville- E. Snyder, of Trenton, has been a guest of her sinter, Mrs. A. E. Street, of Chester avenue. DELAWARE COUNTY Miss Vivian Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Paton Hunter, of Media, left on Friday for New York, where she will bo tho guest of friendo or a few days. H Mrs. Henry Martin Wlrz, who spent some months in California, has returned to her homo In Walllngford. YARDLEY A Hoclal meeting of tho Civic Club was held on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. Sidney Cndwallader presiding. MIm IxjuIko Tf BnitKB. of Bristol, pres ident of Bucks County Federation of Womon's Clubs, gave an Interesting and helpful talk on club work. Kipling's "RpcesBlonal" muslo was sung by a quartet composed of Mrs. Eliza C. Smith, Mrs, Charles M Eaines, Mrs. Algernon S, Codwallador and Mls Elizabeth Weeks, with Miss Elizabeth McCormlck aa accompanist. Tea was served by Mrs Walter Dllllplanc, Mrs. Robert C. Bclvllle and Miss McCormlck Greenberg-Wlener Wedding A quiet home wedding took placo yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss Esther Wiener, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Louts Wloner, of 3108 Montgomery avenue, was married to Mr. Morris Oreenberg. Miss Reba Wiener was maid of honor and Miss Lllllnn Selkoon wns bridesmaid. Tho best man was Mr. Sam uel Kolb and Mr. Ben Wiener acted ns usher. Among thoRe present nt the re ception were Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Sil verman, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wiener, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rothmnn, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berner, of New York: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper, of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Mlchnel Erllch. of Rich mond, Va. After a wedding trip to New York, Mr. ano mrs. ureenoerg win re sldo at 3108 Montgomery avenue. Germantoum Am. w. w. Mro ART EXHIBITS OF THE WEEK Tho Art Alliance, 182.1 Walnut street Open weekdays from 10:C0 n. m. to 0 p. m. Works in oil, water color and etchings by Ulnrtcho Dlllftyc. British etchings, household linens. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Kino Arts, Brood and Cherry streets Hours: Weekdays, 0 to 5 J Sundays, 1 to 5. Free dnys, Fridays and Sun days. The 110th annual exhibition of works in oil nnd sculpture. Tho University Museum, Thirty-second and Sprtico streets Open dally, in cluding Sunday. Exhibitions of Incu nnd Aztec gold treasure, Arabic nrt from Damascus nnd Cairo; tho Chinese sculptured horses of the sev enth century, A. D. Guides will be on hnnd for visitors each day. Tho Print Club, 1014 Latimer street, between Spruce nnd Locust slreets Gallery open 10:30. Wood block prints by Mis.t Elba D. Gardiner; wood engravings by Miss Umersat, of England ; silhouettes (cut) by Mlds ISftdlno II, utilise. Exhibition open until March 28, 10:!!0 to 1. 2 to 6 dally except Sunday. On Saturday until I p. m. Tho Philadelphia Sketch Club, 235 South Cainno street. Daily from 2 to 5 p. m. Exhibition of sketches by Philadelphia painters until April 2. McClee's Galleries, 1507 Walnut street Exhibition of portrnits and paint ings by Juliet White Gross until Mnrch 30. Newman's, 1732 Chestnut street Fourth exhibition of paintings and sculpture arranged by Alice Ewiug. Works by Grnfiy, Lacsslc, Eaklns, Cassatt, Mellows, Culin. Ilrcckcn ridge, Glackcns, Spcichcr, Through March 30. Plastic Club, 247 South Canute street Twenty-fourth nnnual color exhibi tion. Open weekdays 10 a. m. to 0 p. in. Through March 30. The Hosenbach Co. Exhibition bf pas tels by J. M. Rosenberg. Until April 2 Tho Philadelphia School of Design for Women, Hroad and Master streets Announces free illustrated lectures on Friday evenings nt 8:15. NORRISTOWN Miss Evelyn Quarry; of Green street, entertained at a St, Patrick's party at her home. The guests Included Miss Anna Qunde, Miss Edith Rodenbaugh, MIbs Idn Slousrh, Mln Mary Slough, Mlsa Kathleen Aker, Miss Miriam Aker, Miss Margaret CJrorf, Miss Margaret Harring ton, Mnster Sydney Povcy, Master Wil liam Aker. Mnstcr John Casell, Master Edward Leahy. Master Lester Hun slcker, Master Leonard Moneghan, Mas firititisBi or Amount: osntl Moderate l'rlcwa Writ or Phojw for Engraved Ttim StmDirs, ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. S14 Walnt St S!E!i"iiaiiii!iiiiixr,imiisinmTniiii,"raii;ijKffliiiiiii81iiriiiiipQ WOMEN Efry woman rt.idcr of thu Km nine Public fdcor will recolvo upon rrqucat, free of charge, our new color card anowlnR B0 latent colon, that l be usod thin aeaaon for hand knlttlmr. PUniTAN WORSTED S3aiaiii.fiffl!iiiiiiiriii!iiiiiiii:!iiiiiBuiitiiiiiiiiiiiKa!aiinBffiiiiiiiiiijiii!iii!i' HmnDiamw George Allen, inc. S 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 Now-a-days it's Allen's Hats 1 Largest Ensemble of i Easter Millinery 1 in Town 1 A becoming hat for every Philadelphia woman can be found IS in our displuy of correct and fascinating styles for Spring wear. S All models, including originations, importations and copies 6 nre moderately priced. pj COPIES OF FRENCH PATTERN HATS Are interesting choosing. g $15. 00, $18.00, $20. 00 Splendid Showing of Extra Quality Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine Wo arc showing n splendid assortment of theso two kinds of silks and they are tho most In demand for Spring wear IO-lnrlt Canton Crepe, $4,110, $1,111, 5.00, J3.B0 yd. 10-Inch Crepe de Chine, 1.08, J2.J5, liS.SO, J2.73 yd. Continued Sale of the New Ribbons for Spring and Summer Man items too numerous to mention at greatly lowered prices Fownes Gloves of Washable Filosette I'llmiett is a beautifully finished fabric that mnkes n dressy and serviceable glove ; these como In all tho now Spring shades. They are washable, of course Short Glovca in 2 clasps $1.25 pair Mnubquctairc, 8-button length $1.50 pair 12-button length $1.75; 16-button length $2.00 Alien s are Headquarters for D. M, C. Thcao famoua I'Yench embrolderv and irodiet onimiiu ,nn h1u.-m be had here In complete aBBortnient ot colont, wlzea and klndM 6-straud Embroidery Cotton (50 shades), 5c skein, 55c doz. 1'crle Embroidery Cotton (50 shades), 3 skeins, 25e. Crochet Cotton, double length balls, 30c; $2.50 box of 10 balls. Darning Cotton, 15c; 2 balls for 25c. D. M. C. Brilliant twist, a silk substitute; comes in one size only, 8c spool; 85c dozen. Sale of Turkish Towels, 50c Theeo are oxccption.il vhIuoh; sturdy towels In cloao niave pink and bluo borders In two Btyles; fS.BO n durrn. Kino Turkish wash cloths In dainty colors, pink, blue, laender gold, NUo green iuid white. Very sperlal, Km each) l.lo a. doien. Kayser MarvelM Union Suits Special, $2.00 Fine or Swlba nibbed Lislo Union Suits of tlu better kind Ttua two styles havo sold for half again aa much. The tome in loose or tight knee and regular or bodice top, Tho extra slzoa cm be had at :.S5. Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery of ihe Better Kind, $2.50 Pair Finely woven Bilk Hosiery of pure thread silk la the teuton a best ehadea to match shoea or gown. All colors and sizes, an economical quality to purchase. Filet Trimmed Voile Waists, $3.75 Thoeo aro rare values; smart new otyle waists with semi-tuxedo collars ; hand drawn cateo fronts, and niet trimmed collars and cuffs, sizes 3$ to 44. 1 New Skirts for Easter, $10 lo $19.50 uepenoaDio siyieB in separaio wains m stripes and plaids tho newest color combinations In all-wool materials. Tho assortment la unexcelled and tho values ara unusual smnn sir, nn str.nn sin 7s ,.a tmr.n Vw(VwV V.V.wwt Y-.V -w.fw HIIU V.UI1 For all large or full figures, tve will copy any of our skirt models a to measurement within 10 days, 3 lv,,,,,, ter Francis Detiner and Master John Quarry, Mlts Lllllo Stiles, of East Jacoby street, entertained tho members of her cord club at her home. There wero twelve guests. Favors were received by Miss Mildred Crawford, Miss Mil dred Cox, Miss Catharine Barnos and Mrs. Jesse Ualrd. Banker Weds In Atlantic City Atlantic City, March 21. Miss V.ha E. Smith, of Atlantic Cllj, became the bride of Allan W. Gibson, a young banker of Sarnie, Ontario, in St. James' Protestant Episcopal Church Saturday. Thc Ilcv William W. Dlatchford, rector, officiated. PHILADELPHIA'S POTtEMOST THEATUES GAFR.ICK. Mum Wrtt Bat 3:15 THIS VERY NIGHT GEO. M. COHAN'S PRODUCTION NEMESIS A New American Play by Augustus Tliomao with EMMETT CORRIGAN And the Usual Distinguished Cohan Cast of Actors Pop. Wed. Mat.. 50c to $1.50 BROAD Tonight AT 8.15 MATINEEH WED A HAT AT 2ilB " GEO. M. COHAN'S rnoDPCTioN or the AUMM.VTK DHAMAT1C THIUMPH Eu Rmk Wmrt A rfesJnwfce hi Wafonstniction with William ll.irrlnan, Chryalal Heme, OcorR" Vationn and Entire N V. Cast. Pop. Wed. Mat, 50c to $1.50 r-v-VD D tfcT1 evenings at 8:io r VJrr.ll,0 1 Mats. Wl..& Sat. 2:10 LAST 8 TIMES Last Pop. Mat. Wed. ' $2 Bents Francis De Wolf WILSON HOPPER 5n a New and Wondrous E RMIN I E Next Week SEATS TODAY MASK & WIG CLUB 33D AN.STAt. PRODUCTION "SOMEBODY'S LION" ROSELAND DANCING Broad and Columbia OOI.UMIIIA IIEDO. Dancing Contest Cash Prizes TONIUHT Private Instructions P', Academy sJln Tomor. Eve. ' METllOPOMTAN A II" A Mm. Muzlo, OPERA -lL- niuniin COMPANY Mm C r I m 1 Zanelll, Itothler D'Anitelo. Cond. Moranzonl Tickets Academy . Hcppe'a, 1MB Chest. t ftfaaMM WOllLD'H MOST BEAUTIFUL TI!EATIB MARKETATI9TH TIIIH WEEK, II A. M. to llild P. Mv A I'lltHT NATIONAL ATTaAfTTION DOItOTHY PHIt.LIPH AND CAST OP KJUO PI.AYEHU IN MARRIAGE HV ALLAN HOLUIiAn AMAZINO' MPKCTAPULAni lNSHJUNai TMIUM.INUt Ad'l rt MAHYB IIERNK, Soprano iTONIGHT Dorothy Phillips Will Appear in Person 11 A M to 0 P M Ilalpony, ano Oreh?Vii and Jlalcony !orn. 60c EV1 I'ENI.NdH AITER tl O'CLOCK HATl'ttDWS AND HOLIDAYS naiconv, sw, IiMer Floor ana llalcotiy I,oit.i, 7,1,. STANTONStrSfS AVi?2. 'FATTY' ARBUCKLE IN PAIIAMOUNT'B MODEItN VErtSlONB1 "Brewster's Millions Added EI, SIE T.TONS COOK. Soprano DAI A fV '214 MARKET STRETET FALnLL n a xr to mis p. u. OTIS SKINNER IN A STUPENDOUS VRODITTION OF "KISMET" Adapted from the Stage Suocen Arcadia Chcitnut St , nl 18th in M lo II. IS P. M. rirArooiim Preeents LOIS WEBER'S nmi.LiAN'T rnonucTioN "What's Worth While" FIRST PRESENTATION ANYWHERE :i.-; MAJIKET ST. b. th Victoria n a m. to il ir. p. m PICTURIZED VERSION Ol' HTAOE PEAT TWIN RFDS turlnc Mr. and 1 W1IN BtUO M ADDED Attraction LARRY SEMON ' f A P1TOT 1U MAKKET STREET VA.1 1 1 tl-t Pllcmnurlro Production "I'AYINU THP. PIPER" D n,f,CM'TT MARKET ST Del. 17th ilAjllil 1 DOROTY OISH In 'The Ohoat In the Oarret" GLOBE XURKET STREET AT JUNIPER Viilldevllle II In 11 Port's CelebrltleN "An Alupkan Roinance PnllABKltHIAS ILAOIMQ TMIATUKS DIBttTIQH or ttr m J J 1HMIUT U CCTAIIir CT OPE MTJ W vniidlllWI dl, HOUSE wbjk OANC HERE IT IS !'.! TON I CHW AT O iHAUP & PRICES 50$150R HV. CtNTUKY tHlTt MOOUCTIO A GIGANTIC VJHIZ BANC VOitfi.i Call of lnltrnliontl Sift AND IOO CENTUM BEAUTIES lOO ssn SHUBERT t,,tN'N" T 8:is POPMftTvacD BEST 5IATJJJ30 AR.THUI HAMMERSTEIN SV SUPKEMC BID FRANCES WHITE! IN A MUSICOrnEDY rtjt BEN WELCH STAIt CAST STAR CMORUJ ADEIPHI tUtS AT 6 20 fiflTS THUR3 AN6 jT tfTONIGHT AT T 6:20 COMSTOCK. CEST'3 BftlCHTEST "nURIEST COMEOy B AUTHOR! CF'POUY WITH A PAST" wiLumn "itm nonv BOYD "- rASINTYRE MRtCT mow en soul) vtA icmsi inimkcm, LYRIC tOtl T 6.10 fWl 4)t0 k iKT LAST TWO WEEKS JAe SLLX)yNS PRESENT JANE COWD h'SMILIN' THROUGH Wiilnnt Mil Hint Mtn ri hat 'J IS "a,,ml at 0th Nleht at s 13 Shrp NO ONT M.ATI.n nt'lllNi) I II. 't ouuia LAST TWO WEEKS men mii wai.to.s ri i i v rr m the ortr.AT AMnni'-xv Acron GUY BATES P O S I "The Masquerader' i i i n oi mi mc PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA I.IIOI'Or.Il STriKDWSKI Onnitui-liir Bolol.l IAQ1 i:s THIIIAUI) VlullnlNt MTI'llPtl K I.NINCJ MAIt 2(1 T b IT. 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