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EVENING PUBLIC djEDGJS PHILADELPHIA, ' FRIDAY, APRIL" 15, 1921
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" GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Kancy Wynne Tells of the Last Supper Club Meeting,
She Hears oj various uumgs in ine social worm
and Sees Some Smart Gowns
ttiI-U.U' ilocs cnl (in If RprltiR Is v"jiiK In tho ballroom of the nit
TTKbAi- ' j doings! ?,Vl2n ?.1 9 "dock. Th pationesao
1 hero : n! I mo or " ' 11 b Mrs. Henry H Horrocks. Mrs.
i oTcr.
Wp linrc one moro opera, to Frederick A. ni.i.i. Vr , ti73. . 7'
ir otii. . ... mpctlntc of mo I Knire. o.,,i m.. li.Ji"' . .vrr"Y"- "
i. mrC. a"a "." . '"n-it;-r.V.Htifnl ' -""-. . :..jmin ueacon.
' yi .,. nr me iivni:vii-w...w... . .... (.... at,.- rf. t.--i- -...- .
Till not be rhnnmonl by Mrs. i Old Oak. noemont. who lv it"AI
tc HircV-h hut the rtellcvue-Stratford.
SJv.inh wl I"" DC '"".. "lu "". nonetnont. who nave bet-n
M rmm.mlnp for her brother ;. Mr ;., '' evnln ,elr 'apart-
l?.;.r,l Ornlmyi
' . ,ll.inf(4 1
pUH'
who (Hod suddenly
Mrs. Walton i.iiuk win
ments nt the Hellovue-Htratford.
fllrm nilrnheth Ttu.aell k
Tucker,
B'1 i VlTo rlub find, nan .vim. actum """'"' ur. aim air Henry Tucker,
P'li hear there will bo n Rrcat I JM81S Pine Btroet will leavo thmor.ow
lcc If neon "there, for the clubi 'r . nv'8"- o Washington, to attend Uio
Jarob" of Ptn'o 'c 'popularity. It n,?.?!?,'? ot, Mlwlfopo H. McMlcluel.
Jrows l"'1, TOii vr-arnSo Sri re- ?ftFL'iTr ,.f lli6 !atc Mr' Morton Ml
i,,Kflrtf-l nboulMx cnJs.n.f "",'",, Mlelijl, 3.1 .of this city, and Captain
Bi. o vears while we were in me, roiomniaed at tho home of the bride's
trtt
I lirai
Jnt, Mr. Henry M. Hot Dr. nhd
I m. ' . '. ' ". '. riu i ui; linn
lint nil the lnte for next Mrs. Tucker and Miss Tucker ha ta
ken and the club will be held "' P " 4y' y at their
I"r,'v iTo ballroom tr lipso uarucn. ":',, "'"" '.. .arm. m
Snli.ii nniM last jci
ifr " r i.,
i- In IIP muiivwi ---" . .1
I J tlmw lart j ear. owing looiner
e.im tolng on M me uoi.i, mc i"
,I,lr .SwHnto the North Oaiden and
" fKk?r s nil er ro6.n. and It was
! " dnl n Positive nrrnnRcments
ffe Men made for those tft rooms
ft fcJr""i.nn traner. Jrs.. will en-
.KuWuTdayViUbt for Betty
BWM n2. "nnonn" d ' Jaat before
Hmtnv "
titter,
Dip tou hear that member ot ine
First City Troop will take part in
tie WWr. avenue, during
K?S?it ck h May. that Ib the fifth,
.nd seventh. .Volin Converse Is
"dire" the "vent, which will be
'Jii.TnMo checkers and among the con
&t tSm5 will be the Penllyn Club
..J the Hrjn Mnwr I'olo Club.
"Thevnre going to hvc a dansant
. '?.;. .& nod fill Mirts of
Xf innovations, which always make
tttois Interesting
HAVEVou seen the lovely spring get
up Cystine Warder Is "r- J
u for the other day In a dark blue
mbt."iUow taffeta frock made with
Smoiw lit line that is so do rlgucur
8ta season, and the sort of skirt over
:.aiw skirt which s not an ovcrsklrt.
' ooVonderful and full, and yet
Kv at the same time. Ami her liat
w a dark blue straw and silk comb -"ton.
"be brim being faced with curll-
of dark blue burnt ostrich. .
Mr. Harry Wain Harrison has a
Jd'lnoUng inn frock which she vears
ha frav neckpiece. H'r hat, which
b a medium-sized black straw, is
Simmfl with burnt ostrich features of
tie sabie Nubian hue.
OF COl'nSR we most of us agree on
the general principles of goodness.
but inanv of us have our own iiicus ui
!" .. i . it .1 .1 Iff a mhnr tin
low to nltain ii uuu uiuu u ... -nait
endure before we can really be
called thoroughly good. Ted. however.
Inovn what must bo done to attain
WodntM There is not the least doubt
m hit mind Ted goes to Sunday bchool
rcpilarlv and at the end of the scbslon
the children all file Into the church and
tund under the pulpit while the minis
ter pronounces the benediction.
Mother noticed that Ted was watch
leg tho minister very Intently during
tie benediction Now, this particular
minister preai he extremely well, anil in
his preaching ouitc uses himself up
nd Is, much cxhnusted at the end of
theienlco. nnd when mother and Ted
ere walking home after tlic serucc
Ted as ery unlet. Then said he:
"Mother. on have to sweat awful hard
to he good don't jou?'
"Win. wlint put such an luca in
jour head'' ' asked Mother In umaze-
rntnt
"Woll Mr is a very good man.
I think, nnd eery time 1 see him In
church lies alwnjs sweating."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mlts i:ifnor 1. McCnwIey. dAUchter
it Mrn Wllllum Morris McCawley. ot
iion roart rdmore, who will be mar-
IHea to Lieutenant Commander T.eo new'-
fett ThebauM I' H. N.. on Saturday,
lay 11 md Miss M. Ullr.alioth J-JUlolt,
fcuihter of Mr nnd Mm. William J. Kl-
Batt. of '17 South Heentecnth street.
srlioss enancempnt hss been announced
ho Mr. A ri lui i- v. Pew. will lm llin suests
nt honor n' h luncheon to be glen t
thSedgt Club next Thursday. Apin
M, hs Mil- neorRp Wilcox Mclcr.
Coera will he laid tor ten guests.
An Interesting" wedding to society
hlch took pluct. jesterday In Palls was
tbitof MiM Elizabeth ItldReway, daugh
ter of Mn c Henry ItidKewa, tor
Wl) of Mill cltj nnd now of Paris, nnd
Count Jacques do Ilroteull, also of Paru
The minime was f-olemnlzed In the
mured ot Hi Pltiro Challlot.
Mrs Alan llartwell Stronir. of'Tenty
Urit nrH Tin T..i.ifA' utiA.tt t I... Imu
bjtn bpendln? a few" diyt) In Pilncetoii.
g j, as ine (juest or lier cousin, .mih.
SllHrj ftnnlftntt Imu rtut.t.l In aw
bme. Her daughter. MIm Sylvia. Van
Kensselacr Siiong, who Is n student
ft the National Cathedral School. Wash-
rsion, wn iea. mi Juno 7 for Chlcngo,
nero hft rxnil In RnfnH thi. t!iillv.
nmrner stuihiujr music
Mr and Mrs Moorehcnd C Kennedy
Lad tllPll InilcV.tnf flau Mo.i..i...
Bi... ,,' '...wp....... , ....nc MntHniDi
nidQIfl KtnnwK. whu liuv. f.a. mwrnc.
nt their aparitncnts ut 1830 South nit
tnhouse wmaro for tho winter, will
S' the latter pait of hls month for
.. k"un''er Home, Jlngged Edge,
uiimberibiiti; Tho weadlne of Miss
Kennedy iii , lMwurd l.jon f'lark.
?., l lh". ""'' '' "d Mrs. Walter
5""! i"'s rltN. w bo solemnized
inemiflrtlc ot I one
Th ten.o. cLiks of the Kplscopal
Academy mu hold itx .intmni hmix ihi.
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Maryland
. Mr- anil Mrs. Andrew Wright Crsw
ford will close their town house. 2421
8prilc strct. the latter part of next
month and occupy their country place at
Dryn Mawr until the autumn.
Miss Acnes Allen, .lnimln..- nr rr
and Mrs. Perry S. Alln, orf 2124 Spruce
stretct. hail left for a xlslt to New York,
where she expects to remain for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Lewis, of the
nellsvue-Stratford, and thslr daughter.
Miss Mary Fredericks. Lewis, will sail
the latter part of June for a trip abroad,
where they exnect In nn.i nvrnl
months mlorlnff through Kurope.
' ."'mV.anflal Morgan, of Wyndmoor.
5?.1!' w"Lw Grove avenue. Chestnut
Mill, who has bncti hpendlnff a few daya
In New York, will return to her home
today.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Jonathan Balley-Brow-der,
of Lincoln drive and Mermaid lane.
Chestnut Hill, will leavo early In Juno
to occupy their country place, Hillside.
Montrose, Pn for tho summer.
Mrs. Walter Hemsley Avery, who
spent the winter nt Creshelm, Arms. Qer
mantown. has left for Montrose, Pa.,
wltero she will occupy her summer home,
28 Maple avenue, until the autumn.
Mrs Charles Trotter Thompson and
her two, daughters. Mlsn Phoebe I.
Thompson nnd Miss Marie Louise
Thompson, of 2116 Spruco street, wfll
sail on Wednesday, April 20. on the
Canoplo for Kurope, where thoy expect
to spend several months traveling
through Italy and Swltaerland. They
will return in the early nutumn.
Mrs. John Frederick Lewis, of 1914
Spruco street, will entertain as her
guests at the opera on Tuesdav, April
10, Miss Helen Mitchell. Mien lSlizabctn
.Teanes, Miss Eleanor Wurts. Mr. Jju
Barry. Mr. John T. Lewis, Jr., Mr. Alfrd
a. B. Lewis and Dr. and Mrs. Francis IX.
Adler.
Mrs. Itobert It. Deardcn, Jr.. of Oak
Lane, will entertain lnformnllv at lunch
con today, tho guests Including mem
bers of her bridge, club and her sister,
Mrs. Kdward C Doarden.
Among the guests who will attend the
luncheon to be given on May 7 by Mrs
TVinmnu 1 Tlriun ut rSfAAn ii.N. ha
hornet In Wyncote. will he Mrs. William
Iiutterworth, Mrs. Henry Boyd, Mr.
Edward W. Brlnton. Mrs. George Camp
bell. Mrs. Elmer Crawford, Mrs.. Ernest
Crowhurst, Sirs. Eugene Crosby, Mrs.
I. W. Chambers. Mrs. J B. Ddwnes.
Mrs. Oeorge W. Edmunds. Mrs. Richard
Y. Filbert. Mrs. Edward BJecher Flnck.
Mrs. George Fleck, Mrs. Kdwiird D. Hal
lowell. Mrs. John Holmes, Mrs. James
Henderson. Mrs. Edward Hensel. Mrs.
Clarence P. Landreth, Mrs. Wlglam In
gram, Mrs. J. Hampton Moore. Mrs .1.
Haines Moore. Mrs. Milton Off. Mrs.
Herbert Rending, Mrs. Robert Schofletd,
Mrs. David Short. Mrs. irugeno Storv,
Mrs. Frank Stocklev Mrs. Harry I)
Stewart. Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson, Mrs.
Robert Ritchie, Miss Laura Taulane unci
Miss Lena, Wagner. Covets will be laid
for seventy-five guests.
The nlumnno of Notre Dame Academy,
West RlttenhousA square, will bold Its
r-nnual card party In the Rose Garden
nt the BelltAUe-Stratford! Saturday
afternoon. Miss Mary A. Iowry Is chair
man of the committee and Is nsslsted by
Mrs. L. H. Adler, Miss' Elizabeth Doyio,
Mrs. Joseph Israel nnd Mrs. William
King
A birthday party will be given for
Miss Emllle It. Crai n by Mr. and Mm.
Kenton Warne, of 1616 Ixicust street,
this evening, when the guests will b
entertained by moving pictures nnd
games. Amorr thoo present will be
Miss Nellie Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Par
ker. Miss Betty AVarne, Miss Frances
McIIhenny, Miss Kate Green, Miss Mary
Ball. Miss Gcrnldlno Qulglev, Miss Clara
Smith, Miss Helen Young, Miss Dorothy
Theobold, Miss Sarah Horter, Miss Doris
Lang. Miss Eleanor Handy, Miss Eliza
beth Redman. Mr. Georgo Dec nnd Mr
Archibald Holmes.
Joseph Ddiahue, Mrs. Roy Fenton, Mrs.
John Ortenwell, Jr., Mrs Robert Kiitr.
Mrs. Ralph Mass, Mrs. William MoWll
Hams, Miss Ethel Moore. Mrs. John V.
Postles, Miss Elsie Petersen, Mrs. John
Reed and Mrs. Walter Hnydcr.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Philadelphia brand of the
nlumnao of Cedar Crest College ttor
Women, of Allentown. held their Anrll
meeting on Tuesday at tho home of
Mrs. Frank KUntz, 2217 North Park
avenue. The stiests w,r Mrs. Frank
Hchwenk and Mrs. Stanley Bnrdmau; of
scnwenKsviue. i'a. ; Mrs. Edwin Stnliey,
Mrs. John Frlck, Mrs. Walter Hcott,
Mrs. Hbward Heckler, Mrs, F. A. Zlegen
fuss nnd Miss Mary Hertxler, at Lan
caster, Mrs. Grlmley, of Allentown, and
Miss Anna Roth Were guests ot honor.
Mr. Joseph F. Rutherford will be tho
guest ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Nickel
over the week-end.
The first of the series of spring runs
by tho Quaker City Ladles' Motor Club
l'holc, by Ilschrach.
MI8B CAROLINE NOKTON
Iteurhier of Mr. and Mrs. Itlcbnrd
E. Norton, of Roscmont. Miss
Norlbn Is s popular member of the
younger school set'
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jamison, of
4942 Walton avenue, announced the en
gagement of their1 daughter. Miss Irene
uurnwood Jamison, and Mr. William
Hetbor Shartlft, of Davenport, la., at a.
tea given at their home last Saturday
aitcrnoon.
Mrs. It. E. Rennlson. of 56.10 Hansom
street, entertained at luncheon at her
homo on Tuesday. Among the guests
present were miss iieien iaurent, Mrs,
Taylor Comfort, Mrs. D. Relnhardt. Mrs,
Georce B. Odlornc. Mrs. Harry J. Little.
Mrs. Otto S. Stocker. Mrs. Ralph E.
Rohematf, Mrs. Walter H. Reynolds,
Mrs. Htnry Young nnd Mrs. Douglas D,
Durand.
Mr. an1 Mrs. Dorff Moore, son Mint
daut'iter-ln-1&w of Mayor and Mm. J.
Hampton Moore, will be tho guests of
Mr. and Mrs'. Harry Cadwallader Stand
bridge, of 239 South Fifty-third Rtreer,
this evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stnndbrldge
entertained at dinner last evening, when
their guests included .mi us Judith San
der, Miss Mario Louise Cadwallader,
Mrs. E. C, Crow, Mr. Charles Hicks. Mr.
Gordon O. Wilkinson and Mr. J. Albert
Cadwallader, of New Cumberland, Pa.
Mrs. James XL Hlmpsoii. of the Powel.
ton Apartments. Is spending a. week at
Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs. Christopher Donner entertained
at luncheon, followed by bridge, nt her
home, 4503 Spruce street, on Tuesdav
afternoon In honor of Mrs. Joseph Imery,
of Budapest, Hungary, who is visiting
her pnrentn, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Mason,
of 460? Spruco street, for n few weeks.
Ccrvers were laid for forty-seven guests.
Those who received the prizes were Mrs.
will be held on Monday, April .18, when
they will bo -as far ns the White Marsh
Country Club, where luncheon will be
served, followed by a card game. Tho
affair Is In charge of a committee, with
Mrs. William Henry Goll ns chairman.
Mrs. Goll will entertain nt her home,
1417 West Allegheny aenue, Mrs. A.
Lincoln Myers, ot Atlantic City, during
,(. Of-tfial '
FRANKFORD
Mis. A. Kohtechrelbcr. 4960 North
Fifth street, entertained tho ladles of
her live hundred club at her home Yes
terday. Among those present wero Mrs.
G. II. Elnwechter. Mrs. r. Ct Petora,
Mrs. A. Joyce. Mrs. E. Gllmour, Mrs. B.
Vnrts. Mm. Yarirer. Mrs. nrlnes. Mrs
Kampe, Mlds Morgan, Mrs. Ritter, Sirs.
Kletnkmecht. Mrs. Kolzhauser. Mn,
Hauck and Mrs. Selz,
Miss Juliet Holland, of Arrott street,
wilt bo hostess to the members of her
card club nt her home on Tuesday -tatter-noon
ve"t.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roden, Mies Ruth
Roden. Miss Catherine Roden nnd Mr.
Jack Roden have returned to their lrorn.
1048 Berkshire street, from a stay at
Palm Beach nnd Miami, Fla.
KENSINGTON
L Olseaux, a glrl'H club will hold
Its next meeting nt the JMrt of Mrs.
Isadora Kauffmon, 3079 Keni-tikirton avo-
niiK. on Sunday afternoon. AiiKnr those
present will be Miss Etta Solsberg,
nmsldent: Mlsd Bolla. Salvln. Miss Cella
Elklns. Mls.l Franoen Fclnherg, Mlra
T.ilil-Ln HaJvln. Miss Sylvia. Plchtor. MUa
Kate Epstein, Miss Rao Salvln, Miss
Lillian Lo Verle. Mrs. A. J. Orlelner,
Mli Kats Felnborg, Miss Bessie Wlnkel
man, and Miss Ida Berliner.
MISS LEE ANNA WADLEIGH
WEDS MR. 0RRIN CHAMPLAIN
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Marriage of Miss Letho Reed and
Mr. William Clark i
A pretty wedding took place, on Wed
nesday morning at -It o'clock In the
Church of tho Blessett Sacrament. Flftj'
sixth street and Chester avenue, when
Miss Lee Anna Wadlelgh. of 1433 South I
Fifty-fourth street, became tho bride of
Mr Orrln Champlaln, Jr., of Auburn-
dale, Mass , the Re'v. Father J. A Bourne
officiating-. A wedding breakfast nt the
Rltz-Carlton followed Immediately after
the ceremony.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father; Mr, E. J. Wadlelgh, wore
a traveling suit of dark blue Polret twill
nnd a dark blue cellophane hat trimmed
In sliver She wore a corsage of orchids
Miss Kathryn Wadlelgh, n sister, at
tended her ns maid of honor. She wore
n gown of dark brown, taffeta nnd n
brown horsehair hat and carried Ward
roses
Mr. Forbes Adam, of Providence, It. 1 ,
acted as best man.
After a wedding trip by motor through
northern New York and Canada Mr. nnd
Mrs Champlaln will make their homo In
Boston, where they will be at homo after I
Juno 1
Among tho out-of-town guests were'
Mr. Frederick Champlaln, Mr. and Mrs ,
Orrln Champlaln, Sr., of Auburndale.
Mass . Miss Holene Champlnln nnd Mr '
Joseph Halsey, of New York. j
CLARK REED
A pietty wedding took pleco nt 14
o'clock on Wednesday morning In the'
United Presbyterian Church, Fifty
second street nnd Chester avenue, when I
Miss Letho R. Reed, of 1422 South AUI-i
r-on street, becamo tho bride of Mr.
Wllllum J. Clark, of RB33 Chester nve.
nue, tho Rev. E. E. Robb, minister of
the church, officiating.
The bride, whtf was nttended by, her
sister, Ml as Ionn. Roed, as maid of honor,
wore a dark bluo traveling suit with hat
to match and a corsage of orchids and
sweet peas. I
A brother of the bride, Mr. Warren S '
Reed, acted as best man. I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark left Immediately 1
after the ceremony for nn extensive
wedding trip. '
M0ORE8TOWN
Mrs. Wilson Stiles, of Main and Lo
cust streets, has returned from a visit
with Mrs. Elia Stoy, at Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs. Luclan Barnes la spending aomo
time ns n guest of Mrs. Frederick Jones,
at Wayne.
Mrs. Francis D'Oller was chairman
of a rummage sale held In the Town
Hall on Thursday for the benefit of
the Clnnamtnson Home.
Son Injured, Taleswoman Excused l
While waiting to be called for service '
on n jury In Common Pirns Court No. 1
a yesterday, Mrs. (Jatharlno Sulebnch.
of 7140 Theodore avenue, was notified
that her son. Amos Sulzbach, fourteen
yerlrs old, had been run down by n mo
tortruck. Mrs. Sulzbuch was cxrusel
to go to tho Pennsylvania Hospital,
whcie the 'joy was taken. He suffered
a fractured hip.
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The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries
1. Describe n. novel swenter which
docs not rely upon nn extremely
fancy stitch to make It out of the
ordinary.
''. When making a lining for a
linudbAg what clever hint is worth
remembering?
ft. Wlint, original-looking draperies
give nn especially cheerful effect?
I. How can the Ironing board be ar
ranged In a steady position which
at the same tlmo leaves one end
free for greater convenience lu
nrranglng on It the articles to be
ironed?
o. Wbnt Interesting now feotute
does a dress ot blue taffeta have?
0. In what satisfactory way enn
hairbrushes bo dry cleaned?
Yesterday's Answers
1. A pale yellow wallpaper, with
grny stripes placed rnther wide
npnrt. is nttrnctlvo for the small
bedroom nnd will give It un effect
of being larger.
2. C00T green cotton crepe, finished
with white voile collar and (.tills,
makes n practical and becoming
house dress.
3 The three-piece costume consists
of n one-piece dress which inn be
worn either with n short jacket
or with a capo, all three being
fashioned out of the same kind of
material.
4. To clean pearls In a simple way
boll some water In which bran has
been mixed with a little cream nf
tnrtor and alum, nnd when this
hns cooled n bit, sofik the pearls
in it, rub them gently between the
fingers and then rinse in luke
warm wator and lay on white
paper in n dark place.
5. Dine tlowers giv6 n distinctive
touch to the crown of 11 bewitch
ing small hat, the upturned brim
of which Is made of soft brown
horsehair straw,
0. The "Hugenle neckline" is
rnther straight, being finished all
the way nround by n band nf ma
terial, which also extends over
enrli shoulder nnd ndorns tho
sleeve fn a pretty wny.
GERMANTOWN
Mr nnd Mrs Ueorgo lais of .17
fliurch lnne, enteitnlned nt their home
on Saturday evening In honor of the tlrst
imnUersarv of their wedding The guests
Included Miss Florttice Davis Mr nnd
Mrs Wllllnm Tliomn. Mr nnd Mrs
William Thomas Jr.. Mr 11 nil Mrs Emle
HnriKMi Mr nnd Mrs John Kershnnr,
Mr nnd Mrs William Dawsberr.v. Miss
Louise Duncan, Miss Louise Shrier,
Miss Edith Rank, Miss Delia Thomas,
Miss Marlon Murphy, Mr and Mrs Vin
cent Hoollijflji. Mrs 11 rulberlson Mr
Howard Shrlvcr, Mr Thomns Lawyer
Mr Edward Law.er, Mr William Wnrk
nir John carbutt, Mr Joseph Abbotts
Mr Charles Young, Mr Frederick ("On
toy, Mr, Georgo Lyrm and Mr John
Shrlver, Jr.
The regular monthly meeting of the
I'm i.pniion unmma wns neid on tuw
day oenlng nt the home of Mr K. '
Schmidt, 99 East Ashmead street Tiie
following members were present Mr
.1 B Armstrong. Mr It H Herr Mi
W. S Bressler, Mr J E rnrsnn. Mt E
It Davis Mr D A DedH, Mr II f
Dubois, Mr. W K. Jefford. Mr A K
Jordan. Mr R. W. Schlmp Mr F c
Schmidt. Mr, D. W Sylvester, .lr, .Mr
Philip S. UaJT nnd Mr L W Wagner
The next meeting of tho fraternity will
he held Tuesdny evening, May 10. nt the,
home of Mr W. S Bressler, 38 East
Collom street
Mrs. Edgnr E Wvkoff B2flft Bavnlon
street, entertained the members of her
sewing clrulo at her home on Tuesdav
evening
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Gamma Chapter of tho PI Sigma
Soiority will entertain at n dance this
evening III the ballroom of the Aldlno
Hotel. Among tho members of the chap
ter lire Miss Marlon Connell, Miss Lil
lian Brooks, Miss Ella Blnfreman, Miss
Enroll TlnlfAl- Mind fllnilvu fnrna Mlitli
1'nrnlvn Ftnneiran. Miss llorothv Neuses '
Miss Lillian Gw-ynn, Miss Dorothy Scat
tergood. Miss Roberta Prlee, Miss Flor
ence Rlchele and Miss Charlotte Beeber
back. Mr Phillip Baue.v hns returned to his
home at 2433 South Seventeenth street
nfter a trip to Texas
Mrs. E. Mcrrj, of 700S Sellars avo
nue, Bywood, formerly o' South Phila
delphia, has nniiounced the t'ligajremeni
of her daughter. Miss Rene Merry to
Mr Hector Hnzelett
The Zetn Beta Soioritv will entertain
at nn Informal dance to bo given at the
New Century Drawing Rooms, 1J4 South
Twelfth street, tomorrow evening.
The members of tho snroilty In
clude Miss Anna Lane, Miss Catharine
McGarvey, Miss Loretto Mnloney, Miss
Catherine Mnloney, Miss Frances Mr
Carre, Miss Peggy Callahan unci Miss
Oertrudo Hutton. The Zetu Beta So
iority will be remembered ns the
Bhnckofun Club, of Parkland, Pa.
Miss J. Ethel Thompson, daughter of
Mrs Thomas Thompson, of 1404 Whar
ton stroet, entcrtalhed 11 fow friends
at her home at dinner last evening.
; White Gloves 1
To Suit Any Fancy i
I In wrist lengths, the demure II 1
I Florine, two-clasped, at 1 1 a
I The conservative Seville at I fnf'tfMTI tPVI 1
3.50, with pearl claap and VVyilLVJAiA-'l. M.
I rich crochet embroidery ""l II S
I And the piquant Bandaletle, vTJ.0 T Cfe II
I with Its chic band in I I j
I self or black, two pearl II 1
I clasps and two-tone II II" S
I embroidery, 3.50. II II a
I For over the sleeve, the II II ff
I dnshlnfr Fielder at 4.50, II II
j Btunnlng with gore Insert II II S
and strap and then 123 So. 13th St.
Our Incomparable lonjr (New York Store, 100 Fifth Ave) II II R
I frlnves. Ifi.huttclll. nt 6.50.' Ill k
I " 8
All made of beautifully-soft, . II
perfect-textured French II u
Kidskln. . Illl 1
ii h
niiiiiiBiiiiiiKiRiHnift
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
i
Now-a-days it's et's fafe
Wo have planned n wonderful showing for Saturday of
Trimmed Hats for Hmnrtly dressed women and the joungcr set.
You have nn opportunity in this special collection of newly
created Hats to make just the selection you need for that partic
ular airit or gown. These ,
Remarkable Value Hats
are$8.50,$9.00y$10.00to$15.00
No two models alike. All trimmed in our own workrooms
by experts. Plenty of Black; Black and White; Navy; Navy and
White and all the new color combinations.
At a glance you will notice they have the stjlc and value of
Hats at a much higher price.
MARKET AT 19TH
1 A At to II IS P M
THOMAS MEIGHAN
,SrJi""v' P"r,mount Production
1 he Easy Road"
nA2fc?P?!Sul, Rennvson Rnoren
nUSTEK KEATO.V In "NEIOHIIORS"
p-i,.nin. Matinees, 35c and SOc
BV,?j.n.5!L ,'i?'u'''' ft Uolidsvs no- 75c
VdT..W.r,EK" ""'ortM.V TALMADOE
IN "Tlir, 1'ASBIO.N FLOWKIV .
STANTON mm'Vipm
ELLIOTT DEXTER
ine witcmng nour
Added Ssrah Sfln, goprano
Mstlnns. 25c. 35c
""t'.'SS!- Pslurdiys Holidays, ale 50c
.NEXT WEEK BUOBNE O'nRIEN
In "nROADWAY AND HOME"
PAI ATP 121t MARKET STREET
I nLflVLi Paramount Preminti
WALLACE REID
AB1" Avrei unci Theodore rtohtrts
1 Mb LOVE SPECIAL"
Continuous 10 A. M. to UslS P. M.: 35e
Nt. Wk. Justine Johnstone
,.. p, ,n e Picture
The Plaything of Broadway"
ARCADIA cllm7lV '3?Jn
Straight Is the Way"
xi W"w,a,i Moor "ad Olsdys Ill
Next Week thos h inces
"LYING LIPS"
A Hpectacutar Romance
THt LITTLE PLAYERS LIVE
NOT ACT-THROUGH UN REELS.
THL DIRECTION IS AN EXOUI3
ITE. AND ADVANCED 5JOR.K..
THE CHARACTERS ARE. DE
LIGHTFULLY HUMAN. REALLY
INDIVIDUAL. AND MOST INTER
ESTING. THE ACTION IS TOUCHED WITH
A QUICK GLOW OF SUSPENSE
THAT WHIPS ATTENTION TO A
COMPLETE ABSORPTION.
THERE ARE A GREAT MANY
SETS SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL.
THE LOVE SCENES.WE FEEL,
ARE THE MOST NATURAL EVER.
PRESENTED IN THE FILMS.
THE PRODUCTION IS WRAPT
IN A GREAT ROYAL MANTLE
OF BEAUTY
deafa 7bv oewtf
for ? Opening of
VIPTORIA MAUKKT HTRKKT
V lw 1 VT1-V. AnOVK NINTH
Hobart Bosworth "IS ovr,s.mi.
LAW"
PA t lo 11 13 P M . 05c
Next VVc-tk- MAN WOMAN. MRIHAOn'
714 MArtKET STrtEET
Manric Tournur'a
"The County Fair"
CAPITOL
REGENT
MARKET 8T. Ul. 17TH
,lnl riann In
"Clndrlla' Twin"
GLOBE
MARKET STREET
AT JlINIPKIl
v vi'np.vii.i.r: ii to t
't.lTTLK CArC
ROSS SISTERS AND LAMAR
rw. $&& I
NEW S
I DRAMATIC COMEDy
DREAM
T1EET
Limited engagement"- 5
CHESTNUT ST. SS5?tA :
FIRST PERFORMANCE j
MONDAY LVENING. APRIL I8U I
EIGHT riFTEtN ;
EVENNGS SOf-SOO-fSO
MArHS 25'SO''-$0Oi
ALL SEATS RESERVED i
MATINEE5 tVERY DAY
1 1
in l 'm0r
i
I
I ft
I
sam gHUBERJ
LAST 2
N'lOKT;
Last Mat.-Tomorrow "r$2.00
Ry Cott'
IlKII
SAM
BERNARD
" IRENE
wlM
Remarkable Display of Sports Hats for
Women and Misses, $4.00 to $14.50
pnir.APEt rittA i ronr.MQBT thkatrks
PADD ir,kr Lat J Wki. Ev. 8 la
VJ-rr.lVrv Mat Tomorrow
I OAVlOBELflSCO
Cy"v
i ' - - V
1222-1224 Walnut Street
i wr
P
Special For
Tomorrow
Si
OYt bUltS
Reduced
cotdi Tw..J. ir i:-L
j, " "V.BUD, iiikhdii
nerringbonca and other
'ahionable mannish fab
"" 'n nil the wanted
'hades.
A They Were
J5 to $49.50,
A $25&$3Sy
5WW
BONWIT TELLER, fi. CO.
Uit Specialty (Sftop oP Origination
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Present Exclusive Types
in the Finer Fabrics for
THE GREAT
OUT-O'-DOORS
Town and Country Suits
r,
various sylc: of
the famous "Glen
Logan" Tweeds, hand
loomed delusively for
Bonwit Teller 6k Co. in
Scotland. Also Donegal,
Aberdeen, Dundee and
Rainbow Tweeds;
Vicunas, Shctlands and
the ever popular knitted
fabric "Woolspun."
Tweed Suits
39.50 to 125.00
"Woolspun" Suits
22.50 to 45.00
WOMEN'S SECTION it SECOND FLOOR
k
-db
Children' 8 American Hosiery Co.'s
Underwear. Finest Quality Made;
Half Price
l'lnn sauze cotton of suitable weight for Spring nnd Suminr war
The size assortment is Hll(?htly broken which accounts for It. Sizes
for children of all atcs, in vesta and draw-eis
Forinrr prlcea wrre 1.80 to M.0O; rrihircd prlrca'niiir 15c t fSc.
Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose,
65c a Pair; 3 Pair for $1.50
For Friday and Saturday only
We ill offer thin excellent grnde of full-fnshlonecl, mercerized iii
hcisleiv ni thlH upeelul price. Thee nre pre-war prices, unci we would
suKKcit imjInK a liberal suprll The come tn black und white onlv.
tez '
ummtw
-xrtn rnTli I fffct
wmm m
TMI?S-PVM' U U
If-J TMF fNTAMlOUt Mll5H"AL QtVlit
AS Vy WERE'
Beg. Mon. Eve. Seats Now Scll'g
The. Bohzwans tc Annoimo.
diwsinAv SrMitnrjmvttmjrMA'm
YRIP MOHTS AT 8 SO
4-1 "- jrT TOJIOIl 220
FLORENCE THC-
I I M
ft niy OF MEW CHINA
By Gnm Scmnmvc amb om bukco
-bVTS sni.LlVd I)It 1HB UHT VVEKK
tiP'lN
A PiAYjyfoM Savxv
nn: hest ptay si-T.N nriiK
lltlt. 6LASON-UE UL'LLETIN
rVjruCJl Mate Wed A Sat.
POP. MAT. TOMORROW
last 2
VIUIITs
'TU $2.00
rovtSTon: urn orw rrn
V I'UVY OF INI-OIUIETTADLE JOT
I
Cotif8 L'Origan Face Powder, 75c
ThlH fumoui powder ot pleasing fr.iiriiiiiiv and higheM cjUHlity is
Hplandid value at this special price Thi-re are all shades "White, Klvsli,
Drunottu In light and dark shades Wai Tax of Jc a box.
ATONAL.NSTirnoN )&
. cjarisss
I 1 1 y
ALL EVO I ' !' rvii in is .in , I mm
SEATS HEI.I 1V-. H)H I'llij 1 VSI VVELVfl I
1 J"
EVA
BROAD
.all Evns A
' WILLI M Hnm If! ITenta
JOHN DRINKWATER'S
MollTh AT 8 15
.Via Tolni'i vnw I
AT MT '(I 111 t: 30
jADELPHI
Last Mat. Tomor,
TilLLIAM UOYU AND .MOLLY MiINTYKtf
SEATS NOW SELLING
WILLIAM OMicrxwviiSvjsitr
BH5FM1A
m mK ruxvr
e PRINCE AN.TrlEPAUPEIX
A flY By AMtlll RIVES
II. Ill
i uni
A I
Utt
:o
Azurea Face Powder, 95c Box
zinc.i or 1-loramye I-Yencli Face 1'owder in largo sue box.
1c box
The fiiren. Sciet , flr ho ) t 111 n In the mcut iputir mulirl we
carry anil the price la rry apeclul.
Tax
ABRAHAM
Fownes' Long Filosettc Gloves
$1.75 and $2
rllooetle 18 In fur tlin bent, looking ot nil Kloe fulu'ra
nble and serviceable, und the shades arc perfect All the
for Spring.
The lfliKlli for Juat below the elbow In $1.13 n pnlr.
Full elbow leiiKtli la f.,()n n pair.
n Is wa-h-litju-
colois
Women's and Misses' Skirls, $5.75
A ver Bpecial value nt this unuaunllv low pi i. .Navy and Tan
with a irrecn over stripe full pleated 35 to 3'. in length
Hand-made Drawn Thread
Handkerchiefs, $1.25 $1.50
The 'iv newest In linen handkerchiefs are these, beautiful drawn
thread, hand einbioldered creations of needlework In most all colors
ami they are mnrkod nt these unusuall.v low prlc
New Silk Sports Scarfs
Special Values at $6, $8 and $12
Theee are tho most attractive scarfa we have hIioum Huh neaimii
V.Dinan HtrlpeH and more conservative stjlc of the newer .Spring shades
There Is excellent choice and the values aie excellent
Allen's Are Famous for Veilings
Wo are offerlnB three speulr groups of veiling at much less than
legular pi Ices
A tplendld aaaortment ( Zdc yard.
A group of ni it Novelty elllni at 50e.
1'Iiip Inipcirted tiualltlea at ft. 00 j aril.
A New Importation of Allen's French
Hairnets, 10c Each, $1.00 Dozen
Theae nro excellent quality and we havo enough of every shade
few clays, yap snape, our "Hllppon" brand and gtralglit flhupe.
LINCOLN
with FRANK McGLYNN
Orlelnn! ram ma i mnnany I.ulIU h fo
4 I Wonderful Weeks in N. Y.
HEATS .OEIIINi. I OK M.NT WEEK
WHY NOT?
THE I LEV 1 1-1 -T Ml Sir VI, OVIl rn
K TIIK 1, VSU.N
will nr. iirPK n:i run iiu:
HEMiriT or
WALNUT,'-1
iOPPORTUNUY
IIY HIV IN II VV 1- i
JAMES CRANE
m f lHllaK MtTHSHnl 1 nr
One Week Only Starting Mon.
VICTOR HERBERT'S
GIRL -ii, SPOTLIGHT
Willi
i ii vi iM I i v vi vliv vrn ill us
un Viuk i,imi htmI p jluLtlon tnrluling
1 A Brigade of Pretty Girls
Ill.llliKlir w II I i-eiivdn i i v r fi
r mi. svviriinsv uu iii.ntA
Vli'Mi V V NIC, 1 1 T
The China
Famine
Fund
academVof music
evening of april 27th
r i kem fur S ' ' lln.i . an, I 111- , nilmv
IMIrea from 1 .flv l nt" lo Tluco PnlUi.
ROSELAND DANCING
1015-17 Market St.
Bargain Matmce Saturday
VHMIsslllN li,
Private Instruction H""J '
.37
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for
our
'Import Special'' brand. Kach net Is guaranteed.
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EITH'S THEATRE
VALERIE BEUGERE & CO,
"' i ine un: moth i
rt'AItL KEGAY & CO. I
' licrpulehoro Jfcets bvnoopation"
I'an Lillian
CLAUDIUS & SCARI ET
Hen Ilornla I'tnU a MtiUa Manon
Cole I'urith x ivru nthPi,
Metropolitan Opera House
llrnml hiiiI PuplHi
Il if tn the llin, n of Ho it
M1NA DOLORES
ACADEMY v;'i At 7.30Sliarp
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JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
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