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1921
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of Other Debutantes of the Coming
Season She Sees a Smart Cloak and Hat.
Buddy's Difficulties
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Avrilt nttrnctlvc dcbutoptft of the
!n wnson will be Elcnnor Hurt,
t C?ou "know. J " Oiu.shtor of Mr.
W William Howard Hnrt ami n
nml Mr. A'- V'hiirlM Hnrt nnd Miss
?L" of Chestnut HI". nn,l of
?'.. ?v M. Hnrt. Klennor, who went
Mf' ' fcrf formerly nt HUrlmts do. hns
wliool forme nj i flrlg
kCf;m fffurn to thlH country In .Tunc
nnd "J" r" ""' iinr d oyes nnd a
Hhe " nncr "or mother wns
Jirtnna K& a dnuBhter of the
MlM Hrrlon FlBhcro. Hhe Is very
J2fVook!nK.Wnk. 1 remember one
Ifood ,0PK... ti.f ,cnrs ngo, when a
,lmV,. of women who were 'interested
T" of the hospitals here sot together
)n.r,rnrod ice 1 some wonderful copied
B?d,ft ? In art. And there vim a
n of a "lr" Bobbla. i'lst n, '"I"'1' or
"iKh Mn Hart poawl. nnd she wns
whtch ' "" ' . .ltl ,cr golden
Si ihnt wave. "i beautifully. Mr.
ii.Ii hn son of the late Mr. nnd Mrs.
& Hrt. who Hved at Walnut and
juniper ntreets.
ANOTHER debutante Is Evelyn
'nrnvton. Rhc Is n beauty. Indeed.
lth h rl"li red-Rold hair and exceed.
R rir pretty manner. H he Is . tho lnuicl.;
tPr of Robert Jiawcy "'""" '" .'.,. i I man. Mlrn Nancy V. Cope. Miss Mnry C
'on of the Henry Edward Ora, ton and V Wljtor. XMr
FVn at a t tTn Pjr
i i tvnilin In the fall. Kvc jn'a mother
"W Anna Jones. Sho'dlrd about
ionrs aco after n short and Miiiticn
October i, which her fathor. Mr. llob
crl Mnsiey Drayton, nnd tier grand
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry B Dray
ton, nt till Ccdnrs, UiHr estate nt
Penny n. Miss Drayton, who spent tho
Easter holiday with her father, returned
yesterday to Princeton, where ho at
tends tho School rf Kour Seasons.
Mrs. John Markoe, 1630 Locust street,
will entertain nt dinner nnd later nt tho
Princeton Trlanijlo Club piny on Katiir
clay, April 23, nt tho Uellevue-Strntford
Among tho Bucsts will bo Miss Huth
Packard, Miss Nancy V. Cope. Mr.
OeorKo Furness, Mr, Horace Jayno nnd
Mr. decree Robin.
Tho members of tho Princeton Club
win givo n loa on Saturday, April 13. to
meet tho member of Hie Princeton Tri
angle Club before the play they will glvo
on uio sanio evciunrr nt tno ucnevuc
Stratford. Miss Lucrctla S. Heckschcr, 2d
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Steven Heck
schcr, of 2011 Do Lancoy nlnce. will en
tertnln a house party at llrown's Mills.
over noxt week-end. Among tho
guests will be Mini Elizabeth H Field,
Mlfis Nancy F. Cope, Mr. Lewis l.uttens,
Mr. rieorgo Hrown, Mr, F. Xerlinn
Brown. Tho party will be chaperoned by
Mr, nnd Mrs. William J. Taylor.
A party .who dined together last night
nt the Princeton Club beforo the archi
tectural ball nt tho University of Penn
sylvania inciuaca miss jano n Ycnt
tan rears ago alter n siiun .... ............
nnV Evelyn and her father live on
S&e aleime. in Chestnut Hill, nml
his lnct year Evelyn has been nt board-
school In Charleston, and U now J
PrWlnn. It's the sehool of the I our
So""nns." .nnd they move nroutid to
mini " I-lnces. The late Chares Henry
C was Eveljn's grandfather, an
aunt, Miss
hf ns named for her
Jlrelyn .Tone.
V WISH ou had been nt the Eincr
X jency Aid for the Studio ten. It wns
oft TnterestliiB. Miss Harah Eowrle
d charge of the progrnni and Mr.
Mcltlner. who drew caricatures of va
rious well-known artists, was n wonder.
And Mrs. Ocorgc Fnles Baker wns hn.t
cm for the tea. which was served after
the nnrty. She had sent In from her
hothouse Komc of the most marvelous
flowers I think I have ever seen. . They
srea species of orchid, but bright scar
let and have n long pistil very much like
that in a calla lily, only It's curly ntv
red. blending into orange, lou cannot
imagine how beautiful the rooms looked.
Mrs. Harrison Cnner and Mrs. George
Primer. Mrs. Hamilton Colket nnd
Mildred I.ca and n number of th
roungcr girls were there to receive nnd
act as aides, and it wns altogether a
lovely party.
DON'T forget the rummage sale of the
South ark Neighborhood IIotie. It
(tart" today and Is to be held nt Seventh
nnd Chestnut streets. I never enn see
dow any one has anything left to give
to n rummage, because there have been
so innnv and such wonderful things are
to be found nt them every time, but
then I heard one woman snv the other
dny: "My husband says he's afraid to
talte his ocreont off 'when he comes In
for fear I'll pick it up nnd send It off
to n rummage sale." And so I realized
that often one gives really good tilings
for the mere sake of giving.
And the benefit is a mighty good one.
It's to build n roof garden for the
Neighborhood House, nnd thnt'n going
to be wonderful fcr hummer time. Mrs.
Ilownril Hebcr, Mrs. George Dallas
Dlinn, Mrs. Harrison Oancr. Jr.. Mrs.
Terry Allen, Mrs. Edward Farnum
Lavell nnd a number of other women
are Interested iu the nffnlr.
I TOLD jou I saw Mrs. Emilc Gcyc
lln the other day, but I did not tell
you what n fascinating wrap she wut.
wearing. It was dark blue nnd was a
clonk with sleeves nnd n wide collar of
the material. The odd part of It wus
the ttitchlng, which wns in red. Alice
blue and henna, just u line of stitching
in about eight rows, nnd sou can't
think how good looking it was. Her
hut wns a small model of dark blue silk
corded around the hem, nnd she had n
dark blue 'ergo frock, blue stockings
and tan shoes. I thought her looking
very well. She wns M) Nick for a wiiile
last winter, and now she seems to have
picked up wonderfully. She went down
to Savannah Inst week to be n brides
maid for Mrs. Harry l'latt, and will
be home today or tomorrow. The Geye
hns linve n house in Devon.
rpHE children have been told "over
and over again that they must never
set up from the tnblo ahead of any one
We without first asking to be excused.
ow, ii happens that IJudd has been
suffering from whooping coiiRh nnd
vometliiies when he Is al;out to speak a
whoop stops him. The other dny he
Jinihed his dessert enrly und wanted
to run out and jila, nnd ho started to
sli'io down from his chair, while he
sskei) tn be excused, Suddenly the
cough came nnd Iluddy choked nml
-puttered nnd finally said he: "Oh. dnni
't! Excuse me for leaving the tnhle."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A wedding of Intel est announced to
m Is that of Miss Frances a. Menrs.
Jiughtsr of Mr, nnd Mrs. Edward II
II ears, of this clt, and Mr. V. Estes, at
J.ickwn, Wyo. on Saturday, March 2
Itr nnd Mrs. Estcs will live In Jackson
Mlt3 Kvelyn It. Drnyton will be lor
mallj presented to society ut a ten. fo.
lowed b a dinner-dance, on Tucsrinj,
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Ernest Savoire. Mr. Alfred Poor. Mr.
Wllford Sargent Lewis. Mr. George Rob.
Ins, Mr. Edmund Krlinel. The party was
chaperoned by Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
Lnno Poor, at New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Wood nnd their
family. 620 East Wnshlngton lane, Qer
mnntown, who spent Easter holidays ai
their cottngo In Ocean City, havo re
turned home,
Mr. nnd Mrs. McCIuro Fahncstock,
who hive been living In Pittsburgh since
their marriage, have returned and will
live permanently In this city. They will
remain with Mrs. Fnhnestock's parents.
Mr. nnd Mis. Horace Eugene Smith, of
1108 Spruce street, beforo leaving for
Cape May for the summer. Mrs Smith's
daughter. Miss Marv C. Smith, who ha
been spending two months In tho West
Indies, nnd won the guest for u short
time of her sister In Pittsburgh, has re
turned home.
Dr. nnd Mrs. W. Reynolds Wilson, of
1700 Spruce street, and their fnmlly will
leave tho latter part of this month for
Vlllnnovn, where they will occupy West
wood, their country place, for tho spring
and summer. Their daughter, Miss
Henrietta MacDonald Wilson, will bo
the guest of honor nt a party nt the
Slipper Club to be given on Saturday
esenlng next by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
IC. Cnner. Jr., of 810 Pino street.
Miss F.lolse Wnrrlner, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Dexter Warrlner.
of 135 South Elghtoentlr street, will
loavo tho latter part of this month for
a visit lo Wllkca-Barre. where she will
nttend ns one of tho bridesmaids nt tho
wedding of Miss Catharine Hlllnmn.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorgo Hill
mnn, and Ensign Wado Do WecBO. ton,
of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Do Wccse. of
Iluffiilo, which will bo solemnized on
Saturday evening. April 30, In the Lpls
eopnl church, Wllkea-Dnrrc.
Mls3 Elizabeth T. Shober, who has
boon spending some time tn Atlantic
City, hns returned to her home, 2021 Do
Lnncey utreet.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Tucker, of 2000
Pino street, accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. Kussoll U
Tucker, and Miss Anne Ashton, of .'51
South Twenty-second street, left yes
terday for a visit to Easton, Md., where
they expect to spend a few days nt their
country place, Tranquillity.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stcphon D. Colhoun, of
312 South Fifteenth street, will enter
tain Mr. nnd Mrs. John Newbold at din
ner nnd Inter In their box at tho opera
tonight.
Mr nnd Mrs. Joseph .1. Drown, 7s 17
St. Martins lane, Chestnut Hill, are re
ceiving congrntulntlons on the birth of
a daughter yesterday. Mrs. Drown was
Miss Juanlta It. Hnrmcr
Mrs. ChnrlcH Winter Bailey, of Ross
levyn, Strafford, will fflvo a luncheon on
Sunday next.
Mrs. William Taylor Jackson, cf tho
Latham Apartments, Seventeenth nnd
Wnlnut streets, will be nt homo Infor
mally this afternoon and the following
Tuesday afternoons In April. No cards
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In honor of Miss Adelaide Pylc, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Walter . Pyle. of
Merlon, whose engagement has been nn
lion need to Mr. George W. Hlnbon, 2d.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ltttleflfcld
Ulubon, of Uryn Mnwr.
At tho next meeting of Mrs, Charles
Stewart Wurbt' Dancing Class nt the
Hcllevuc-Slratford on Friday evening,
April 1G, the Cotillon will be led by Mr
John H. W. Itheln, Jr., and Mr. II. Cur-
lln uuuu,
Tho Historical Society of Pennsylva
nia will give ft reception to Chief
Justice Ilobert von Moschzlsker on
Sntiirdny evening, from 0 until It 30
o'clock. The gallery of historical por
traits and tho museum of historical
relics will bo open for Inspection nmi
many of tho society's treasured manu
scripts Illuminating tho history of Penn
sylvania will bo displayed. Supper will
bo served nt 10 o'clock, music will be
provided, and tho IIiich nnd banners of
tho Pennsylvania Society of Sons of tho
Revolution will decorate tho hnll. The
committee In charge of tho reception
consists of Mr. John Frederick Lewis.
Mr, Hampton L. Carson, Mr. Wllllum
Potter nnd Mr. Charlemagne Tower.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Karl Wagner and
family, of 320 Smith Forty-second street,
havo moved to Merlon until September
when they will occupy their new homo
nt 2113 De Lnncny street.
Mr. und Mrs. Jacob M. liner, 102 South
Twentieth street, nnnounce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mildred C
Haer, to Mr. Hurry C. Mlddlcton, Jr., of
Moorcstown, N. J.
MISS HELEN LICHTENSTEIN
WEDS MR. LOUIS FAGGEN
whlto satin nnd tulle veil trimmed with
roso point lace and will carry a shower
bouquet of gnrdcnlns and lllfcs of the
Pholo liv Ilnchrjch,
MISS CHIHSTINI'; CAim'AI'ADKIt
Daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. VilIJmiis It. Cndwnladrr, of Radnor, who
will he ono of next season's debutantes
hnvo been sent out. Mrs Jackson will
be nsslstcd In receiving this afternoon by
Mrs. Louis H. Tarke nnd Mrs. Frank
Pom ose Croft.
Mrs. Heiijainlit Whltechr Carskadden
announces tho marriage of her daugh
ter, Miss Mario Carnkndden to Mr.
Langilon Austin Cook, of Columbus, O..
on Saturday, April 2, In the Church of
St. Luke and the Epiphany nt 1 1 o'clock.
Dr. David M. Steele officiated.
Miss Jano Hell Ycatmnu, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Yentmnn, who has
been entertained ns the guest for a week
of Mrs. John Hell Keeble. of Nashville.
Tenn.. hns returned to her home, 1118
Spruce street. Mr, nnd Mis. Ycalnion,
who are at French Lick Springs, will
roturn homo next week.
Mls3 Janet MacLaren Darby, dauglir
ter of Dr. and Mrs. George D. 11. Darby,
of Linlithgow, Merlon, who will bo mar
ried to Mr. Eldredge U. Fenlmore John
son, son of Mr, nnd Mrs. Eldredge It.
Johnson, of 'Mooreotown. N. J., on Tues
day, Juno 14, In tho Second Presbyte
rian Church, Twenty-first and Walnut
streeets, was the guest of honor at a
dinner given by her aunt. Miss Kath
arine J Weston, of tho IJellevuc-Strat-
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Nelson Evoy cntertnlned the Sig
ma Alpha PI Chapter of tho Sigma PI
Soiorlty nt luncheon at her home nt
K35 Llndlcy avenue, Lognn, on Satur
day, tho members of which Include: Mrs
Harold l)nwn, Mrs. Raymond Gcrhart,
Mrs. Ilenjnmlu Llntoit, Mrs. John C
Macklti. Miss Alma Fltznatrlrk. Miss
Sylvia Knrchcr, Miss Helen Lynch, Miss
ireno iinu, .miss Virginia Haurer und
Miss Margaret Clark.
Interesting Marriage of Miss Freda
Ingber and Dr. Herman Oetrum
A pretty wedding will tnke place In
Mercantile Hnll this evening nt C 30
o'clock when Miss Helen Llchtenstelu,
daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Mayer Lloli
tenstcln, of 226 North Thirty-third
street, will bo married to Mr I.ouIb U
Faggen. Tho ceremony will be per
formed liv tho Ruhbls Marvin Nathan
nml Abraham Neuman Tho hrldo will
wear a gown of whlto satin bended with
crystals, with tulle veil trimmed with
roe-K)lnt laco nnd will rnrry it shower
bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
volley. Sho will bo attended by Mrs
Milton Llchtensteln, who will wear a
costume of American Ueauly metal
cloth, as mntron of honor, nnd by Miss
Mabel Faggen, sister of the bride-groom
in a -own of yellow shaded chiffon, as
maid of honor. The bridesmaids will
Ik. Mrs. 1ouls Hrecker. Mrs. ls.ldore
Faggen, Miss Esther Sokoloff und Miss
Esther Holder. They will wear cos
tumes of varl-colorcd pastel chiffon and
large Neapolitan hatfl trimmed with
Unuei-M to mnlcli their costumes, and
will curry shower bouquets Miss
Dorothy Mann and Miss Naomi Fdell
will net as flower girls. Tho best man
will be Mr. John Fnggcn, brother of the
bridegroom, and Mr. Ixiuls Hrecker, Mr.
t . t.- ..... M. flnn. flfftf. and
Mr Isadoro Llchtensteln will be the
ushers. After a wedding trip the bride
nnd bridegroom will return to live at
1310 Hunting Park Extension
OSTRUM 1NOHI3U
An Interesting wedding will take place
tills afternoon nt B o'clock In the
Temple Ileth lsrnel. when Miss Freda
insliur. ilinichter of Mr and Mrs I
Huron of 17G1 North Thirty-third street J
ii he tna.rrlert to lit. nennn uairuin.
The ceremony will bo performed by
Rabbi Marvin Nathan The bride, who
will be given In marrlngc by her brother.
Mr Mux lngbcr, will wear a gown of
vnllnv Hlin will lin Attended llV MTS,
Jacob Antlnoph us mntron of honor,
whoo costume will bo of white Ince,
nnd by her sister. Miss Ruv Ingber. who
will weur a gown of changeable Peacn
gros do Londres, ns maid of honor The
brldesmnlds will be Miss Anna Me lach
owltz, Mlw Reba Trtlne. Miss I-.sther
Allsehuler nnd Miss Dora E lis Mr.
jamitai nnfrimi hpnlhor of the bride-
groom, will act' us best mull, and the
following will be the ushers Dr David
Iluclln. ur. isninnniei nnniniz. ki "
lxvy and Dr. M. Slnnti. After a wed
ding dinner nt tho Majestic Hotel, the
hrldo nnd bridegroom will leave on an
oxtended trip and upon their return will
2407 Norm
txfokjr. Mini Freda Ornbosky, tin, Her-fllt
man SHdrnan, Miss' Jennie Offcn, MrB. if .
Louis fJrnbo&ky. Mliw
.inclt Cohen. MIsh
Mrs.
Mrs.
Milton
Jean HrolowlU(
h Mntnln Kill.
Llclitensteln, Mrs. Joseph
live at
where they
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will ho
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at homo
street
after
STRAWBERRY MAN8ION
Miss Esther Sokoloff, of 2226 North
Thirty-third street, entertained nt a
handkerchief nnd silk stocking shower
for Miss Helen Llchtensteln, whose
marrlugo to Mr. Iiuls R. Fnggcn will
tnkfc place this evening Those present
were Miss Minnie Rubin. Miss Delia
Rubin, Mrs Morton Dombro, Miss Kyl
a. Guber. Mrs. Isailpre Novack. Mrs.
David Rnblnowltz, Mrs Morris Yusem.
Mrs. Rlchnrd Yusem, Mrs. Sadie Oru-
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Sidney L. Feldstcln, of 21 4
North Fifteenth street, gae a bridge
In honor of Mrs. Chnrles Schwartz, lust
week. Other guests Included Mrs. Ray
mond Ilrunswlck, Mrs. Alnhonsc Miller,
Miss Alice Flelsher, Mrs. IJenJnmln Ilu
blnsohn, Miss Agatha Rosenberg. Mrs
.'.llt-fnn lnhn. Mm I'dwlfi Mnlilnnu lro
Milton Wiener. Mrs. Hnrold Itnrris. !
Airs. Cnmlllo Stumm. Mrs. Jack Meyers,
Mrs. Harold Llchten, Mrs. Jerome
Drnnden und Mrs. Wllllum Rnchnrnch.
ford, last night, followed by a theatre
party. Among the'gupsts wero Dr. und
Mrs. Oeorgo P II Darby, Mr. James
Douglas Weston Darby, Mr. Donald
Weston Darin- und Mr Eldredgo It.
Fenlmore Johnson.
Mrs. Alba Iloardmnn Johnson has Ib
sucd Invitations for a tea on Thursday
nfiernoini nl 3 o'rlnrk. nt her home.
Casta nil, Rosemont. The affairs of the
Y. W. C. A. will be discussed. Mrs. Rob
ert Lansing, of Washington, und Mrs
Robert E. Speer. of New York, will be
tho speakers. Among those to whom In
vitations have been sent are Mrs. George
H. Earlo. Jr. Mrs, Olfford Flnchot, Mrs.
Roland S Morris, Mrs. Isaac Clothier,
Mrs. William I Schaffer, Mrs. Cyrus H.
IC. Curtis, Mrs John Orlhbel, Mrs.
Oeorgo McFndden, Mrs. J. Willis Mnr
tln, Mrs. Edwnrd W. Ilok, Mrs, John 11.
Thayer, Mrs. Oeorgo Wharton Pepper.
Mrs Edward Riddle Mrs. Thomas Rob
Ins, Mrs. Oiorgo D.illns Dixon, Mrs.
Oeorgo R Rea nnd Mrs. Charlton Ynr
nall. Mr, nnd Mrs. George 11. Evans, of tho
Bellevuc-Strntford, hnvo Issuod Invita
tions for it theatre party, to be followed
by supper, on Saturday evening, April Hi,
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. S. Dcboll,
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Mrs. Deboll was Miss Bvefon Mildred
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Friends of Miss Edna Speck will be
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Mr. Jenn Lambert has returned to
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stands and pavilions, or at the seaside resorts, both
by bottle or by drink.
With summer at hand, a quick sale is assured.
Make mo an offer. Write
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Care of PUBLIC LEDGER
She Celebrated
0 Kmfj AdoJV&
CMtokJa
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JI Sanitary
Finish
ill Interior "Woodwork
for a
EnveUllr idwtod '' rLOOBB bj ttuon (it Hi tuuehiun ind tluilott;. which ibo nUn
II dailiutil for til irood.flnUiilni purpoM whar tfit nr tnrt tair are unit It drtca bird
war Bljtit. with ipUmlld luiter. Ii nt aJTitua by waUr Praoand aiduilnlj bi
fn.nn p, Unlov lnr (, i'11 A THOMPhON STS. and 21 N. 52d ST.
r lnnnren naiey, inc. di:i,mont -itoo-iujo avkst 274
Pend for nwcripUve Catoloruo and Prlco
sS Sweet f
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OP 364'560AHo5G8 3Tftft-iVP0nUC $
rosMOpnt.lTAN rnODlTTION
With Marion Davies
MAIIKUT ST Ab. Oth
0 A M tn lt:IB P. M.
"EARTHBOUND"
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May Allinnn In th ...
MarrlaKi. of Wm. AhB 3
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MAHKET STnr.ET
AT .Tt'NIPBR
vpnPVII.I.R U TO 11
AL FIELDS & CO.
IN
"TUB Kin"
CHAS. CHAPLIN
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NEW XOBK
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WE AR&
BELliEii 1 'BE tiHIIE MST
COMPREMEMSIVE ECTn
JEMlfeP BY AMY
mi mW $& m Ammth
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AN0 PAS AlSgllES
PIIIIADRLPmA'S LEADING THEATHEfl
DUIECTION' Ol' LEE ti J. J. HHUBUnT
rWF;TMI IT VT CpemlEvn. S hrp
I HouaelMats. S oharo -r
l.AT i WEKKR MATH. TOMOR. k HAT. j
pre. PRICES 50c to $1.50 Exce"t J
jv. y. ucniury i-romtnaue r rraucuon
tM
fcTOWl
Clammy Feet
One of tli commonest of foot affllc
tloni" and it very illsncreeable one Is
rlummlnrhit. It Is caused by poor circu
lation
And poor circulation Is Inevitable
when you wear ordinary hhoes with
rigid shanks. In which your foot Is held
aa ir m .i Htratt-jucKct. no mat mo urcu-1
muscles Krow flabby from dl-UKH. The
Cantllexer Shoe promotes full, free dr-
cuiatlon Impurities are carried off In (
tho blood Instead of exuded through the I
pores and normal warmth and dryness I
of the feet Is maintained. I
The natural HneJj and flexible shank '
of CantlleNera allow eery part of the
foot and all Its muscles to function like
tho llnest niicliiuiUm ulilrli tliry ure.
There Is no distortion, no restriction.
Tou walk or sUind with less fatlKue
than vou would havo believed possible, j
I'oo: Ills disappear und you can dWmlss
any worry you may have had about I
ueaK arches.
The new Canttlecr blyles would I
tatisfv tho alnest of women. Widths'
AAAA to li.
With a Catt of International Stars .
SPKCIAI. ADDED KKATl'RE T'
DOROTHY MIU.KII. THE $1000 IIRtDB "
AND 100 CENTUHV UEAUT1ES 100 tx
T VDIf EVENINGS AT 8 20 tiC
LIK1L. First Mat Tomorrow"
"irst Mat. Tomorrow
A GENUINE
SENSATION!
THE BEIAVY.WS Proiifnt
FLORENCE
REED
"THE MIRAGE"
EDUAH aELWYN.
HSAM SHUBERT -'B
Pop. Mat. Tomor. su"8l
T' Kry Coftl
'IMINM
SAM
BERNARD
" IRENt
AT 8U5!
$i.5o;:i
94"
IK.
15h
TMt fANTASTlQUt MUSICAL OtXut
AS vy WERE7
EVOS AT 8:20
-vaeipni LAST 2 WEEKS'
POP. MAT. THURS. ;,'$ 1.5 0i
rnMiTOf k onil OKST Prent
THE IIRIOHEHT nntl MERRIEST COMEDV
J'
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Best White Enamel
Nursery Furniture
Aseptic
"Kiddie Koops"
Bassinettes
Cribs
Dressers
Wardrobes
Scales
Dainty Blankets
and Comforts
Nursery aids to insure babj's
health and comfort and save
mother countless steps. The very
nicest helps produced, things,
you cannot do without in all
justice to baby and yourself. Wc
are headquarters in tins city.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
OxtoriU in Blael: Kid and
Tan Calf, $11.50.
Urmcn Kid S1U.S0 and White
Cunvas, $U.1'.
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunard Office
mmwA
WILLIAM HOYD AND MOLL MolNTYltH
YAI NUT SIGHTS AT 8:20
Wrtl-u MATINEES AT 2:20
Pop. Mat. Tomor. 50c to $1.50 "
II I.IAM A IlItADY Preaon's
riULADELrillA S l-OREMOST THEATRES
1.WIS AT 8:15
M.il. Wed. i. tjat.
GARR1CK
Pop. Mat. Tomorrow ,?.'"'
Just Vonderful
WAS THE UNITED '
OPINION OF LAST
NIGHTS ENTHRALLED
CAPACITY AUDIENCE
David Belasco
rniENTi.
LEN0RE ULRIC
in "THE SON-DAUGHTER"
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I - I I "f I I IU II 1
I III II I 4
I II I II 111 I I
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$21
JAMES CRANE
Mnrv nfInrricf Mora In nnd Mnnv
BROAD STREET THEATRE
Janet Richards, of Washington, D.C
I AST I ECTI'HE Or THE COt'RSC
Wednesday Morniiifr, April 0
Id 4.". o'CIim k
"Vital Ihhucs, Home und Forcigrn"
DMISSION J1 OO
! ACADFMY of metkiu'olitan
' Tonight, Cavallcria Rusticana
At 7:45 SECRET of SUZANNE
tkipi.i;
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PI Y OP VI'W 1ITN
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DIRECT FROM AN ALL-
SEASOX NEW YORK RUN
r'wrvrs.IiiO 1 iutH 'i i
1st Pop. Mat. Tomor. '"" $2.50
fc:15
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Patrons of the Vendig
are the kind of people who seek all the comfoits and
refinements of homo life.
The Vendig is daily proving its appeal to those who
appreciate tho best of everything Service Atmosphere
and Food.
Our 90c Luncheon Is Our Specialty
Try it today or dine at the Vendig tonight. You will bo
perfectly at home in our comfortable dining i-ooms.
TdUg J-Cofef Z)ondig
IZftix and. J&mm Filbert Sts.
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Welsbach "THRIFT"
Gas Lights 1 C
It At Cost
To replace wasteful open-flame gas
burners. Give more light than open
flame burners and use less than half
as much gas.
Wc will show you how to install them.
Complete, ready to fit on any upright iixture.
Broad and Arch
und District Offices
V '.Us, I
WtJi
Ml
TllRllfrm
' l.loht in
0u Olotxi
The United Gas Improvement Co.
A NATIONAL INSTITUTION
71mm&
IFQLILO
r'ik-lH radin R Hpp h 1110 I'host fit
WONDER ICE REVUE
i. vn niijiit at an
i.-aiiHi Sh' of It llnlUrllllaiit rabt
pi Aim All llPk.lllfirH in An
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PPIII.P SKX'IIMi KTEK HIIIIW
I'linii.-- P .M.in Hinil Vnt L'Dt
ir.TII AND
MnKET STS.
ROSELAND DANCING
1015-17 Market St.
Big Cabaret Show
TKNUIIIT
Private Instruction walnut
- AT ICE PALACE
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WORLD'S GREATEST SHOW
RROAD M'.IITX T 8 15
Pop. Mat. Tomorrow "t $2
w.i, i:vis isr mt vi.' r ; 'io
WII.I IAM HAIHUS Jit Wl 1 Prrent
JOHN DRINKWATER'S
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
W1T FRANK McGLYNN
Original Kmoun Comumii Lxui.tly an for
EITH'S THEATRE ';
Wm. &t Gordon Dooley i
Willi THEIfl mvs- I'OMPANY
Mae & Rose Wilton -Maiio
& Mary McKarland
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