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IN SPRING CONCERT
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IntorestTng and Varied Perform
ance Finely Given by Organi
zation Under Dr. Tily
The Strnwhrlilco & Clothier Chnnis
under the direction of Dr. Itorbr-ri '
.T. Tllv. ftftvp one of Hi rhnrnrtfritl'
and Interostlnc pntcrtmntnontd in the
Academr of Mudr lnat p-vonlnir hrfor"
an audience Hint filled the ntidiinrimn
complete nnd wast cnfliti'tftfii'' ovr-r
th benutiful spfrtncular effort nnu
the rqunlly fine Kln.itiit.
Tho program won divided into two
parts, the first bolti? r'I.n Soih; le la
tlelne.'- In which the composer lihirK.
impersonated bv Or. Tily. was d"n the
power to forecast the musical future
after some ruueie of his own dn hail
been performed and tjpieal excerpts
from later operas inrtriinirniiii and
popular music were piven by the Straw -bridite
& Clothier Chorus and an ex
cellent orchestra, made up from mem
bers of the Philadelphia Orchestra, be
aide the soloists of the evening. Mao
TCbrcv Hotr.. Clara Yocnin .low.
Charles Stahl and Itenr.v Hotr.. The
acond part of the proiram was ou
nod'a "Faiisl" cleverlj nrninireil for
roncert performance bj .lohn Pointer. I
The stace sfttlngs were a elnlwrnte
and beautiful as the entertainments of
the chorus hare been in the past, ami
plainly showed that no expense nnd time
hnd been spared to have the costumes
and settings, historical correct and
attractive to the eye. The members of
the choms as well as the -oloists were
costumed in the time of Marie An
toinette nnd the stage equipments cor
responded in color and design to that I
elaborate period. The tableaux, nliichi
for fcveral years have been an original .
and attractive feature of the Straw- I
bridge & Clothier Chorus eulcrtain- I
raents. were given last evening on the
same high urtistic plane hs in previous
years, which means that they were both
beautiful and effective.
The "cast" was large and the differ
ent parts were well taken, as follows:
i.YVI MB. Wnard
Marl Antoinette Kstlwr nison
Christopher Oluck , Herbert J Tlly
r.enjamln Franklin . . . Issue CnM-r Jr
Prtnoses Lamrbelte C lata .tew
MarqtilM de Lafajette .Ma Hots
Merauls d Lafayette ,",nr' JJL'i
Count d'Artots Charles Stahl
Frledrlch ilesmer h,5-aWi'Jim
Carllostro Harry Alplalnl
Lady Srdnor Wslktr
A O-ntlematr I7here Marshall
Hypnotic subject KUIe Lukena
The chorus sang admirably with good
tone and much enthusiasm, numerous
and not always easy selections which
were give nthem in bolh parts of the
program, the a capclla work in the
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PHILADELPHIA MUSIC CLUB';
Spring Choral Concert Given at
Bcllevuel Stanley Addlcka, Director1
The xprltiR choral concert of the ,
Philadelphia Music Club, one of the
best female singing societies In the city,,
was given at the llellevtie last evening
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Scores of patterns from
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hat surprise and delight the appreciative
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m its history has this leadership been so marked a
now never before has its contributors numbered go
many of the foremost authors of the day. This brief
summary of May contents is illuminating. The. front
piece is a beautiful color-tope portrait of John S.
Sargent, engraved for the Century by Davison.
THE POST-MORTEM MURDER
By Sinclair Lewii
p exceptionally stirring short story by the author
of "Main Street."
AT HOME IN THE MODERN WORLD
By Sir Gilbert Murray
thoughtful article by one of Britain's foremost
rho!ars and novplins. It discusses some of the
biggest problems that engross the world today.
THE LATEST THING
By AltxanJer Black
n essay by tne author of "The Grcn' Desire" which
cveated a literary sensation la.'t year, and whose
novel "The Seventh Angel" is just off the press.
TO THE STARS
By Anzia Yeziertha
human, self-story by this remarkable young writer
to whom nianv critics gave first place m the fiction
of 1920. Splendidly illustrated.
Travel Article" by Harry FrnncL and Charlas Haiwon Towns. "Mr. Lansing1! Plain
Speech" by Herbert Adamt Gibboni. "The Tide of Affair" Editorial Forum conducted
by the Editor of CENTURY. Glenn Frank, and a number of delightful poami completa
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, iFRtDAT,
under the direction of Utahley Addlcks
and a varied and enjoy able program
was performed The flub showed u
good tone ipiality nnd volume nnd ti
fairly !ml ensemble, in the chornl
york. The principal chornl number
was the cantata, "The Sea dairies,"
by Mrs. H. Ii. A. Iteath. but then
were also several Interesting and beau
tiful smaller numbers, among them lin
ing "In May," by Horatio Parker, and
a charming chorus, "To Greet tin
Spring." by Mr, Addlcks. director of
tho chorus, last, evening's presentation
being th first, ('boncei by Kthelbert
Nevln, Hebussy and Klgar, were also
sung.
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Another Special
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Gray herringbone suits
arc in greater demand this
spring than for years, and
in most stores high prices
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But the William H.
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has procured these suits in
such volume that we can
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notable writers. Superb illustrations by tal
ented artists. Poems of literary quality.
The May CENTURY is the first revelation
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THE TROUBLESOMENESS OF BULBULS
By Edward A. Morphy
A fascinating essay-story of Indian Jungles, wonoer
fully illustrated.
THE CRYSTAL HEART
By Phyllis Baltome
Tart One of a new serial by the author of "The Dark
Tower." Beautifully illustrated,
JULIUS CAESAR'S STENOGRAPHER
By John R. Gregg
It will be surprising that shorthand was used to re
port "The Sermon on the Mount," " aesar'
Commentaries," "Cicero's Orations," and "Martin
Luther's Sermons." The author is the inventor of a
well-known Hystom of shorthand. Quaint illustrations.
THE HAIRS OF THE OCCASION
By Jama Mahoney
A whimsical French story with good fun and swift
action.
BRITON BLOOD AND GIPSY INSTINCT
By Charmian London
The opening chapter of Jack London's Biography,
written by his wife.
THE MENACE OF MIGRATING PEOPLES
By Edward AUworth Ron
A brilliant study of an important problem and also
a most fascinating sfory.
I WALK WITH A PRINCESS
By Frederick O'Brien
A charming fnct-story of the South Seas, by the
author of "White Shadows." Superb illustrations.
The club presented a lone list of solo
Isla, nearly all of them beltijr front, the
membership of the organization. All
did well the work assigned to theut.
whether it was pure'i.t solo, or Inci
dental to the choruses. Among I hem
were Misses Kdnn Harwood Haugher,
Hessle Phillips, (lertrude Webb. Helen
Ivory and Mesdamea F. H. Kellogg,
Mary E. Webster. Albert H. Smith and
Margaret McK. Schmidt. Miss hffle
Irene Hubbard played very finely n
group of cello solos, showing a good
technique nnd it well-controlled and
beautiful tone, and Miss Kdlth Hly.
plnno, nnd Miss l'lorence Adelo Wight
innn. harp, made excellent linptessloiis
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Blue Serge suits cannot be
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our protected label, and
unless this protected label
is sewed in the suits, they
arc not genuine.
Sun-Proof Blue Serges,
therefore, have many imi
tators, but no duplicates.
Herringbones
All Wanted Grays
$30 and $35
Placed into stock ready
for their ever-increasing
purchasers. Wonderful the
way gray herringbones arc
selling, but we are ready
for any demand that may
come.
Choose yours early if
possible!
New Shirts
Three for $7
Russian cords and ma
dras a special value.
Also1 some imported
French batiste shirts at
$3.50 each.
Soft shirts with collars
attached at $2.50.
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In their solo numbers. The club wan
assisted by Arthur Seymour, barltoner
who deepened the favorable milliner In
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The
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Cape May City
N'cw Jersey
Renovated and refitted throughout
Will open June 29th
' C. B. KNOTT, Ltee.Mnnnger
New York Addreiat 1180 Broadway
first Dlnce llio RI'KAlt IIANGK In the
helns to keen the cook lianpy i In the
iii'Xt plara. If you have to do your own cooktntf.
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rhtekii and tho npatklc of hupplneos to
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Ho. Carolina Av . close, to Dtsef) & Steel Pier,
vlthln S blocks of eight leading; ProL & Cath.
Churches. Limit moderate rat hotel of brick,
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water in cgCat rooms. Prlv. baths. Am. Pln.
UMupdly.: S1.C0 up Eu. rian. Mpeclsl weekly
TaUi. Booklet and aulo road map mailed.
PAUL C, KOSKCRANS. Owner A Prep.
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virslnla ave. xnd beach. Hot and cold run
nl.nar irater. Private baths. Hates i day
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ways open. Capacity 300. Private
bnths. running water In. rooms,
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llooklet. Albert If. Darnell.
UCELS IM C0W0RT.SlKYia AM CUISINE
Kentucky nv. near Uvach. Cap. 000! modern
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CAPA'MTr 600
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water bath:runnlntt water In iroomsjeleTalor,
Superior rahteiSprlmt rlesnoarh attrslns.
A.R. WAGNEIt. Proo. W.R. LAYTON. Mcr.
RA5TMORE M&r
XWorlds GrcMcst Hotel Success
."In nmrrin'nllc nt Montneltor Axe. Now ODn.
Rultes with bsths. Itunnlnc water all rooms.
Kiev. Sped. Spring rates. H. M.rtEBVK3.
irirlnla Ac. and Itsacn. Can. S.1U. 1'rlvatt
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kam hi. I. IB, uwnr;iv. J. uuLl.l,-a. Mr.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
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rrlvali- baths, nievaln-, 13AAO nOWEH.
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'uys open Alwaa rend TrniH niod
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A summer resort of tht lushest character.
In the heart of the Adlrnndatks Incsled on
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Modern IX hole anlf, Htats roads etrellent
flshlnti. snorts and amusements t their lieat.
HAIlHINnTdN MILLS. Mannrrr
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FARM .
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, A MOUNTAIN
SUMMER HOME
OF UNUSUAL CHARH
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WHITE MOUNTAINS
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1 UUl ILb llUUJLi COTTAGES
Open June M. N, V. tlffirei Town & Onun
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EVENING CLOTHES
TO I IIIHK ANI) ion HALK
Kull Dress and Tnsedo Hulls
Cutaway. fur Jiornlm Wnddlnss
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Ihe Diamond Shop .ftS"
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Win MACHINES
Hell, rrlilt nnd others. Card
nee Is (1917. Models), Jackpot
a, unti v si s us IVnrBl 1UU IlBI
and rebuilt. All barasina.
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SLOAN MIVR1.TV Mra. CO.
, ( N. 9lh St. '
, rl.""lesi Bell Poplar mi
Poker. Card. Uetvoysi too
FULL DRESS
TU,Vi:UO. CUTAWAY, BLACK 4, Pliivr
AMIKRT H1IITS P,,ICH
TO HIRE
Open r.venlns rilbert 4t9
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PHOTOGRAPHS
REPRODUCED
CAMERAS & FILMS
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Amelia Bingham Cigar
l.onir Mlljr, ImpnrlMl Numsir.
n rapper. llnnd-.Msde Mll, Hmok.
$3.50 Box of 50
tiattsjactloh Ouaranterd or
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V. BLANCO'S SONS
ihi
T Slh & Artk St., Phils.. P.
LA FLOR DE
RUYERA LOPEZ
REGULAR 15c CORONAS
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Our
Price
$4
iUfl"rx
SK&L&IW
For can of
50
R8- Pries,
47.K0
(ent Parcel Post Prepaid
SOFFIAN'S Cut-Price CIGARS
13 South 0th St., Phila.
HIGH-GRADE i
HOUSE PAINT I
ALL COLORS C
$2.75 Per Gal.
FREE (lend for color card) FREE
B. FRANK SHINN
21at & South Sts Phila., Pa. E
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"Lifetime Aluminum"
Vi offpr a
ImiUcd num.
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$1.79
Actmil alue
These Alumi
num perco-
latorn bold X
should hnvn It.
riipn and eivry Dome
Parcel Post, I r extra.
"Lifetime" Alumi
num PrcscrvinK
Kettle, 6 - (iiiart,
$!..; value ?3.00.-
Weekly Special!
Lifetime :
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hlnstlnn Si-is
$2.69
Value 5,0
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The Grcal
Eastern Sales Co.
131 MARKET ST., PHILA., PA.
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Great Dollar Sale
Still GoinK On
$ 1 U. S- Army
Raincoats
l(rciilmrd
$1
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porfect cond.uon
Sold I i" w'!
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try Pnpaie lot
ltitlnj Pay
(Jootl for Fishing
and CninpinK
Ulack Nay H"rt
10c pi-r Piiiror
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$1 per no""
U. S. Army
Khaki Ca.
I 4 porkels lln
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! 50c each
1 or 2 for $1
lf.o.Kl f; All Klf
1 of (In I door ',".
Athletic
SHIRTS
2Jc or
1 FOP. $1
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Parcel 1'nst 10c h-xtra
Money Refunded ir Nl ballsnw
Mail Orderw Filled Promptly
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