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'EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1,5)21
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JJST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
tr, . 7V?.s o Miss M ears' Marriaan in Mr.
u,,rv ;- ' -?- "
vtciShc Talks of the Overseas Luna
)cstcrday and Relates a Sad 7'
cheon Hold
ale
.. miorritine I'if1 of
rTI!Ar !.,1 x'rttordar "hen tifty
Sm rt,n r,t- of Jackson. Wjo.
ral .'"" ' L,l hid wife, tmil I
W'Vl- U moV.hnH it that h
SfSJKa &'- bi,,,B"-
' ihouilit FrnnrMwnji.nio.it
,,,,'ctivr III' "nht out Writ, and has
WthJrfn?omcon'aUd viilt her fom
il"dl0iinatnt. Mr. and MrB.
jflrtrf "', ?. f.fl , trr ilioy have t,ceu
rtrt. b.u' .' ," travcllnB through
i '." . . iWw nmc out tho am
f',(,.r.!. Marion ShtrpleM Lord did
f,ir tint '"," ii0.,,tei. nud Frnnkle
SlWH,.Sf,i,.-"9t "member .11 of
W
mllR V"., f the Ilellfviie-
lth "c,;flT decidedly enjoyable
53? The" Vr? "bout 0 member
' ! ri' "B! . ' "ting Sri. "Oswald
f,ler"who In p" l nt of the Hub.
At. w?. .r.-V-.tw and Mrs. Lewi
SfX I fi Ml iibout Joyce KKmjr
S Mvcrol of his pxaulsltc
. MIm (icrtruai- w mnu " -F
ncr incn teaching the rccupcr
Tr,ffi""artM and rrnftH on the
w JidV ami since h jeturn new.
".i'i. AmgifM for unaily u
Vnd. 8 mdmevonderful ox
"" .', o olato Sh made a "iron?
f3 o .1 conxalcscent men of to
f'Tu Chew announced that h
Z'Jiim' on occupational therapy
tWn formed with n the Legion nnrt
!$ who were specially intcrr-ntctl
,flurir .
Ull 1-Bd'l. 01 UOSIOll, raic "' .'-
i.Xon bringing with her the cast she
liciwn pnnji b accented
ItWw iV, be worn by women of
h! head nu win '":, " ""
Kv Mrs 1-odd told how ihe had
&dthf British ling which had been
S W ,lon in lloston aevcral weeks
. ind way xcry entbuilastic about
t n....tHtmittit tint tn
nrMisiAnne Morgan, who hud prom
I'll to ceme and address tho members,
bat when she leturned to ev otk
fMtirdar .'he found that thotc who were
CLgins m. -"'.,,, ,,,, nnt ,,
!Iff., gni she was unable to keep
fir promiio here
gome of the members and guests nt
Ht luncheon ucro Mm. Cornelius
Sttrensoa, Mr Thomas Hobtna, Mrs.
E'iK Price. Mm Kdward lliddle Hnl
ft, Miu Helen (irace Smith, Miss
Eillii. Itirlnus. Miss Frnntcs Clnrk.
Iii5 Ellen Jinrj i anti. .uit it. ra
Mirtin, Miss IXher Moyd, Mlsg Molly
Roi!, MiM r.ertrude Hosh, Miss Mar
tiret I.a, Mi" r.lUnbeth Fox, Mrs.
JoMPh II. iimcniuNon, iuisb .iiiiib
Wil!iamon, Mrt 1) Ilraden Kyle, Miss
Sophie NorrK Mins Margaret Ilobins,
Mils rtuth Israel. Mrs. Joseph D.
Ii'ul. Mi"s Agnes Iruiti. Miss Rcbekab
Elliot, Mins (I'Hcillv. Mrs. Dick nnd
M'l I.add, Mibs Frances Wharton.
Sin. Clrdc Hambrlght. Miss Oprtrude
Elj, Mr Arthur V, Hutchinson, MiM
Urn Snoudi'ii. aith. liarton Hirst,
Jr. Pr Maud Kcllj. Dr Alice Weld
Tillanl, Mis Itachel ItaUer und a ureal
1UIUJ VUKIC
I SAW Ilaibniu Ilfiison on Monday
and h? a wearing nn awfully
toed looking drosi. ubicli was made
(torn on old-fnsliioned rntnel's-lintr
'hnl ornt lean it looked just like that
tratt-rial It was made on plain, simple
une, nun n loose neit, una with it she
ore a tun fox neeknieeo. Her but
nit pretlv and becoming, being n small
traw trimmed uitli two large black
"trfh feather1- mid bcr shoes nnd
tocKings icie grai
TT IS horrible tho things that can hap
A pen to j on when jou are eighteen
191 Ton ta Aln til (llnv In Ilia ennn.
'f Vou tee if j, in urn n boy of eight-
"oyoii mmctiiuos nance in the evening
till ou ore io tired that when you go
lilt 10 hf(I lltlll ifl lllt.t in,l nltnmnu
- - .... w itiiu .','11, jIUJIllllU.
if"u feel ii pin jomowherv ou nre apt
to puh it to ni uide nnd go to sleep.
H'll thai s ItiM wlmt our Iiern dlil.
hilt h UnLn 1ntn t. .!!.... - 41... ...1.1
i Mil nib kid lilm nbout ten times
M had mtioiisI.v interfered with IiIh
imher unit m i, .- ...i .',.i
.i " '"-' Ullll, iiikiiik
mtlirolfiiiilini; pirment. lemoved from
It yoilng Jamie 'ap -Alin bml been
nentlv but steadily stinliig l.lm through
sulil slumber N'ANC'Y WYXXi:.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
1 mmiT. mnr.rl?iT0 of MBS "" Hirlstlnri
I uJ ""i'!. 4Vr Wlllam Marshall Dar
,H ."J"1 solnitilieil on Wedties
Vi',: A,Jr" 2" n'.sl Dotninlo'H Chuicli
I HolmoiiburK. I'lillndelpliln Owing to
i.. '.'"" ",0 'eceptlon which w II fo
IniV III., ..at........... ..in i . ..
.ii 1 "iiiwiij ni uo ior me unmc
dlnte families only
mibm niiiiiit ...in i.- .i i.--,.
! by her brother. Mr Ix)Knn M Dullitt.
'nnrtwlll be attmded by Mrs. Iignii
... wuiiiii, ,n, n, inairon or nonor
Mr nd Mm. Henry Miller Watts nnd
tholr debutttntn daughter. Mlns Marian
Wntt1. of York lfniiot. Vnrlt rrto.l
LOBonlz, hae left for n visit to New
auric, wnjro they will attend the wed-ding-
of Mrs. WattR niece. Miss Catha
rltip Hnrdlnir. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J Horace Harding, who will be mnr
Hed todny to Mr Lorlllard Suffern
I'nllei, sou of Mr T Suffern Taller, of
11 Hast Hixty-fimt street, New York
Mr Ueorgn Horace Uorlmer has Issued
Invitations ftir a. dinner at the ltr
Carltoti on Wednesday pvoilng-, April
2. to meet III t excellency the Chinofce
minister. Iater bin guests will attend
the performance of "Whv Not" ulilch
wilt bo jrlven at the Academy of Music
that evenlnB for the China famine fund.
Minn Hannah M Hlllott daughter or
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllilnm J Klllott, of 317
South Seenteenth street, who Is spend
ing the Kaater vncntlon with her par
ent, has returned from a visit to Now
Vorlt, nnd will leave on Saturday next
for Boston, where she will be enter
tnlned nn tho guest of Mrs. Jonathan
Urown, Jr. over tho week-end Miss
lOlllott, who will be a dobutante of next
season, will return on Tuesday to West
ocr, where she Is a student
Mrs ft. KltlHon Thompson, of 1G03
Spruce street, has returped from a visit
to Savannah, On,, where she attended
ns one of the bridesmaids nt the wed
ding: of 'Miss I'nffo Hnndolph Anderson,
daughter of Mr Jefferson Randolph
Anderson, nnd Mr Henrv Norrls Piatt,
son of Mrs. rhnrleefPlatt, Jr.. of 1930
South mttenhouBo sa.uare, on Saturday,
April 2, Mrs. Thompson will ba re
membered as Miss Helen Har.te
Miss Isabel Wanamaker, daughter of
Mr nnd 'Mrs. William II. Wnnnmoker,
nf WoodrOvd. Highland nvenun. Mer
lon, who will bo married to Mr. J. How
ell Cummlngs, Jr., e.on of Mr and Mrs.
.T. Howell Cummlngs, of tho Wellington,
In the Calvary I'rcsbyterlnn" Church,
Sixteenth and Locust streets, on Satur
day evening, June 11, will be the RUcat
nf honor at a luncheon to bo irlven bv
Miss Josephine Tomllnson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Tomnnson, or, i ir
teenth and Locust streets, to be followed
by & matinee party next Wednesday af
ternoon April 13
The Princeton Club of this city will
clvo a dunsant nt the Princeton Club
House, Thirteenth and Locust streets, in
honor of the members of the Princeton
Triangle Club, on Saturday afternoon,
April 23, rrom 4 until s o'ciock
Mr Frederick Collins. Jr . of Penllyn,
nnnounccd the engagement of his daURh
tcr. Miss Jnnet Margery Collins, to Mr.
.T D. Haines, 3d, of flwynedd Valley, at
a birthday dinner party on Friday eve
ning; last. About twent-fle guests at
tended Miss Walburga Knul itellly. daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rellly, who
1ms been spending tho Enster vacation
with her parentn at tho Bellevue-Strat-ford,
will leave next week for the
Drownson School, New York, where she
1h a student, Miss Heilly will bo form
ally presented to society at a danoe to
bo eriven by her parents at the Ileltevue
Stratford, on Wednesday evening, De
cember 21,
Mrs. John S Muckln will cive a small
dance nt her home, 2023 Walnut street,
on Friday evening, May 6, In honor of
Ml.sn Sarah Meade Large, daughter of
Mrs Robert H Large, of this city
Among the boxholdern for tho Fourth
district naval bnll which will be held at
tho liellevuo-Stratford will be Mr. nnd
Mm. Ceorgo ytout. Mr nnd Mm Lin
coln Godfrey, Jr , Mr Oeorge V Kvann,
Mr. and Mrs. Fltz-Kugcne Dixon. Mr
nnd Mrs. Cyrus H. K Curtis. Mr. and
Mrs. Cleorge W. Chllds Drcxel, Mr. and
Mrs William O Wnrden. Dr and Mrs.
George, Fales Haker, Major General
Littleton Waller, Tazewell Waller and
Mrs. Waller. Mr nnd Mrs. lldward T.
Stoteabury, Mrs Isaac W Jeanes, Mr.
nnd Mrs Samuel Vauclain. Mr and
Mra George II Lorlmer. the command
ant of the navv yard. Captain Louis N.
Nulton, and Mrs. Nultuu nnd Mr. Sam
uel D luwls.
Miss Harriet Craven daughtei of Mr.
nnd Mrs. John II. Craven, will entcrtnln
nt n mierellnnious nhower nt her home
nt 1917 North Twelfth stroet, this after
noon In honor of Miss Ursula Seeburgcr,
whose marriage to Mr. Theodore Mau-
mBEADS" "
Ribbozina & Stitching' Braid
Embroidering & Knitting Silk
Braiding Emlroldtring Beading
Htmtlitching Pltating
NOVELTY EMBROIDERY CO.
,..i007 FILBERT STREET
Lamps for Wedding Gifts
Electric Lamps
and
Artutically
Hand-Pointed
Parchment and
Sflk Shades
The ever-jjrowinff popularity
of lamps for wedding gifts
warrants us in directing your
special nttention to tho beauti
ful assortment, which we have
assembled, of all tho varieties
most admirably adapted for
presentations. There is no su
perior opportunity for tho se
lection of appropriate lamps
and shades.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
"" i,0" Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Cheatnut Street
J
l" at is a dis-a t va n fa cr Ii
wkik J' . ii ,i ti
"wi uis-counts an otner
Womanly Charms p
Wlleri ll..r. .. L..II. .1 i .i i.
i , l,"- """ mete can do no inougni
t beauty. No woman who is honeat with heraolf
will deny tho charm of a well-balanced figure. Life
I on New Meaning to tho woman who unloads
the burden of Fat.
Trial Demomtration Treatmtnt Gratis
" Jill folloir our
lii'truitlont, your
hody will mnunin
nornmi prnpor
lion. jUt i0
url.r vmter
kek Ilk own level
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COLLINS 3
INSTITUTE i
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For Woman Exclusiutjy
Bellevuo Court Building
1418 Walnut Street
.Seat to lh Ilellf Tiie-Htnitforil
I'liniie Hpruee AISI
Hairdrtiiins Dtpt. in coimtction
f
llnihiu. h
Church,
Streets
Thirty-eighth nnd Chestnut
QERMANTOWN
Mr nnd Mrs Newton M. Ross. 1"
West Oorgaa lane, have, returned from
spending two months In Miami nnu
Palm Hench. Fin. ,
Mrs. Charles B. Barton, of Eant Vpsal
street, will entertain at luncheon, fol
lowed by cards, at her home tomorrow
afternoon.
organizations tomorrow cc-
of both
nlng
Mr nnd .Mrs Joseph Flshci of 101)1
.North Thlrly-thlrd street, nnnuuncn the
engagement of their daughter, Mies
Itclln Fisher, to Mr Sartiuel J Abrams.
of this i-itv
J Leonard will be best man Aflcr a wed
Idlnir trip Mr and Mrs McNeal will live
, nt thn hntterlee Forty-sixth and Client
inut Btrcets. i
WOlM) B ifpST HCAL'TlPUti THKATna
riIILADi:LPlltA'9 FORBMOST TIIRATUES
Mr
West
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
.mi Mrs William White, of 2207
Timrn ntreet. announce the. en-
Bnirement of their daughter, Miss Rhetn
May White, to Mr. Melville g aenftjon.
fon of Mr. mid Mrs. liuls Sledenbach.
of 225 South Vermont nvenue, Atlantic
t,Jii. t,,iin nf Women Voters will
hold tho regular .monthly
Tuesday. April 12,
Home, Seventeenth
nt
nnd
meeting on
Odd Fellows
Tioga streets
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs Charles Grelder. of 2330
.South Sixteenth street, have lust te
turned to their homo after a visit with
friends in Pottstown
Mr nnd Mrs. Jnme.s Duffy, of 1921
South Seventeenth "treel. are .'.eceMng
congrntulatlons .upon the. birth of a
daughter, Madeline Duff).
WEST PHILADELPHIA
mi vnrnu Dootnr and MiS-J DlS.e
K-r'nuso gave a surprise party In honoi
nf Miss Itebft Jurnoov nt her home
til South Sixtieth street Among those
' ' ..V.. ir Mr. Morris Axelrod nnd
MUs Roso Axelrod of l.os Angeles
Calif. Sir. Albert Goldberg. Mr. Man-
Inel Goldberg. Mr V."." iftlSi" - Vir-S
MISS .ICnil UPTKPT. .llo- ei"" n-.
Mr David Hrodsk of Nc Haven
Mr Julius Sacks of New York Mr
Vnrr Is T Wrrnlck, Miss Usther Bishop.
M? and Mrs Gordon. Miss Hattte
Mint, and Mr. Meyer Jumovoy
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STRAWBERRY MANSION
The Sisterhood of the Congregation of
n-iuil Jeshurun will net ns hostesses to
the bonrd of directors nt a social hour
to be given after tho business meetings
DELAWARE BOUNTY
llif. Women's club of uuiw inm
was utertnlned 'Monday afternoon 1 I
J'.rs Samuel Woodward and Miss .lesle '
Plllllltl;. ninmimiilAil lit. fla Ttli.tin
The selectlonn were- entirely bj Amerl
I enn composers Prior to tho iceltnl Mr
! It M Htultn. the tomnoser. Bno an In
structlve nddres on the origin and prog- '
ress of American music
McNeal-McGettlgan Wedding
Tim wedding of Miss Grace. Hlennor
Meiiettlgan, of 1H6 Mnrln road Over '
brook and Mr John McNenl of OnK
Lane will take plare this nfteinoon nt
I o'clock at Lnilv of Ixitirdcs Church
Overbrook, thn Hev Father Montague
olllcuting Mrs Michael I'urtell will
act ns bridesmaid nnd Ml Frank J
VjAlIlVrv. MhI Today K
POP. frlAT. TODAY
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by Gtomt ScMCMvtH An 0am Masco
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Constance Talmadge
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II' o m c n'e Tailored
darments of Fashiou
928 Chestnut St.
for Spring and
liarly Summer
TODAY.""' $2.50,
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p0JLDli
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Skinner', Nairn
Tiinerlll Comedy ,vl
MMIKI5T HTRKtrr i Vl
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lt a Paramount Picture
Arcadia
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TAILLEUR SUITS of i WORLD'S GREATEST SHOW . Victoria
I HISST.VUT st ni. l'int 15
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V.v,.M.orf.,,-''TN PrtODUfTION
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Photo l.
MISS COKNia.IA SHKI'AItl) RANKIN
D.iueliter nf .Mr. nnd .Mrs. .lulm Ilnll Itnnldti, nf Drip Itiiu I'm m.
I'enll)ii. who Is ntfrmllng srhool In I'nris. will return pnrl in June
.Miss Itnnliln will he Introduced to society nt a tea on Wcilncsilaj . Oc-l. S
Attril
mucin.
rlcn Uaxler will take place on
The gu6sts will Include Mm
Ashle, Mis. Hen llassett Jr, Mrs
irniiK Uenjnrnln, Mrs Thomas S. Cra
ven, Mrs, James n. Dolan, Mrs Robert
A Ferguson, Jr.. Mrs. John Lawaon,
Mrs. .7. Howard Mecke. Mrs. Alan M
I'yle, Mrs. E. Oehrlsh Sprout Mrs.
Hiirij Tnvlor. Mrs Mervln TraMs, Mra.
John II Craven. Miss May. Aunwaeter,
Miss Anna. Rlair, Miss Martha Bow
man, Miss Marlon Gibbon Mls-t Jean
Hammer, Miss Margaret Kershaw. Miss
I lorence Kline. Miss Mrtle Johnston,
Miss Kathleen Laird. Miss Naomi Kauf
man, Miss Anna Manic, Miss Gladys
McFndden, Miss Marlon Plckfoid Miss
ndlth Regent und Miss .Marlon Wilson
Commander and Mrs Dinger, of
Qulncy, Mass, are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a daughter on
March 30 Mra. Dinger will be remem
bered an Miss Gertrude Mack
13 I nlng. Aptil 11. Rev Father llnnev will
perform the ceremonv Tho bride, who
will be given In mairliiue by her father,
wilt be attended bv Mrs Henty Hansen.
Jr., an matron of honor. Miss Myrtle
Johnston, of Bala, will attend as maid
of honor. The brides maids will in
clude Miss Anna Blair. Miss Harriet
Craven and Miss Anna Manley. Mtss
Anno Carroll Baxter, niece of tho bride
CMom. of Brooklyn, will be tho flowor
girl. A reception wilt follow at the Cyn
wyd Club, Cynwyd
Mr and Mrs Harold Nnson of Haver
ford, have returned from Coconut Grove,
Miami, Fin., whero they hao been the
guests of Mr and Mrs Van Campcn
Hcllncr.
MiT nnd Mis William Nelson Taft, of
Hnverford, will pntcitaln at dinner at
their home, to bo followed by a theatre
party tomorrow night tn honor of Miss
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Imported
Twc.d
Mr and .Mrs J Albert otil.ieii nn Miriam House, daughter of Mra. Mann-
Gormantown, are receiving congrntul j- I Held House, of Hamilton Court, and I
tlons upon the birth of a dauithtcr, Ruth ' Major Franklin Joseph Dunnlgan. or
Anna Oldnch, on March 28 Mrs Oldtuit I San Francisco, who will be married on I
before her marriage was Miss Ruth p Tuesday nest, April 12 in St James i
Maurer. daughter of Mt- and Mrs. Wil-'
liam H Maurer. of the Wood-Norton,
Germnntown .. ,
At the wedding of Miss Maile I'rsuU Ctfsi-fsf7 rtSS i '
Feeburger. daughter of .Mr. nnd Mrs. ' VKQlU4427 SJWr A""8""
Frajik Seeburser, of Bala, nnd Mr . Utiterstt litm C4SJiiy nnta
Theodore Maurice BaMer. which w III be Write I-- for EnirTd or Trlnted
solemnized nt 6 o'clock In St Mnthliis SamplM.
Church. Cynwyd. next Wednesday eve- ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 8M Walnal Sb
Suits
Capes
Top Coats
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POIRET
TWILL
J'ragcr announces
very special price
$65.00
on these splondidij tni-'
lored garments to' your
individual measure
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some very attractive
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1 1U1VI 11 11 11T1 CHAS. CHAPLIN . Tlt;.Mrv.
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and
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Znt, m tach DOLMANS
Both fittings to these out of town same
day. Your own matorlala tailored.
FRANK McGLYNN
Orlcirn t-nmous Company Exactly as Tor
41 Wonderful Weeks in N. Y.
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
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Extraordinary Values
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Tailored Suits
All From Our Regular Stock and
Repriced at Savings of $15 to $45
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Of twiH"cord, tricotine, and covert, plain and with touches
of beads and embroidery, in the season's smartest models.
, '55, $75, $95 to '125
Sports Suits : Special $35
In English Herringbone, Scotch Tweeds, and other mannish
materials. Smart, practical Suits for all outdoor wear.
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Camel Hair Smocks,
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Have you seen the new smocks in Camel
Hair? So much in vogue because they are
vastly becoming. Light, closely woven,
splendid for sports or general wear.
Square neck and narrow detachable belt
complete their trig smartness.
Dr. Jaeger's Co.
1516 Chestnut St.
PHILADELPHIA
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With a Com of Intnriwtton.nl Blur. -
fl'KCIAL ADDED FEATUHD
DfiltOTHY MILLER. TUB $1000 nnlDK
on too ccNTirhr iikavties ion
I VD If"" LVEMNU8 AT 8.20
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" 'THE MIRAGE' is one of th
best mystery plays seen here thit
season." Eve. Bulletin.
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FLORENCE ; T
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"THE MIRAGE"
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Pop.. Mat. Today ' $1.50
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POP. MAT. TOMOR. "r $1.50
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George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Announcement
OwiiiR to numerous intjuiries from many Iriends of this Htore
we nre making announcement of the fact that this business will
continue with the same management and personnel that was asso
ciated with Mr. George Allen for many jears.
, WALNUT
WILLIAM V
ANOTHER, Mil All! E HI
port LAn M V TODAY
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follow the policies of dependu
won and held mo many staunch
This store will continue to
bilitj and fair dealing that has
friends and patrons.
Micro will be no change from those sterling business methods
associated in the mindt of all I'hiladelphians with thc name of
thc founder of this compan.v.
H OW'FN D.v is W ih
JAMES CRANE
S.o ,of Marrlac Mrl-. nnd Monr
Metropolitan Opera House
rmoAn and fipr ah t-
Mimer PpnpMt Plilii It -tmn
Orphan Children iu-j,
of Italy ' ... ,op' V
t i .1.0 r-n nc. lvlina Uolores
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The Millinery Department Offers
for Thursday
100 Chic Trimmed Hats
Specially Priced al
$7.00, $8.00, $9.50, $10.00, $11.00
EITH'S THEATRE
Wm. & Gordon Doolev
Willi TlIEIIt OWN TOMPANT
Mae & Rose Wilton
Mane & Mary MeKtirland
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Hurfey A Mann Sldn-) i TninlT
ii .1 Hie s-rxTUi Trntiir BUI'
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PAINTINGS of the
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These becoming Hats are particularly appropriate
riKiu iiu". .win nil- -jiii-i: in nu uiw mill CVtTV woman
to have one as an "Extra Hat."
for wear
can afford
McCLEES1 GALLERIES
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ROSELAND DANCING
Broad and Columbia
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We
Lisle Ribbed Vests. 3 for
hue juit received another
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and !CKU.r tops. ' OIn '" ''Odu
Children's Fancy Socks, ; for $1.00 !
v nun iiHsortment of thee cluldioiis f.,,, i,,,, h, lwj , im . h
in in nmUe eelectlon while the ni-e .icsortmci t u iotiiilii ?
Fownes Elbow Length Silk Gloves. $2 SO
Tim Mtll-ltnown make nf ku es hi white i . m 1.1., i ' . S
new nhHdo- soft Snuff Hotwllnk and i.i'.b The r. Hm" !h' S
.M (his prut ll1 w'1 ni-iv
Sale of White French Kid Gloves 1
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Sale of Towels, Wash Cloths, Towel in a
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