KJ' i J - V M -If- r r - I ' 111 ; j. j tj I ll .., fl Vt k vUlTfl number ot people' hiwe jQioao on Vto. 'Mohldtown for tho it.v'.;.-. J HnbtCreifovvBl and Catherine 5Jrrqurt, .which ls,to'tl(c place in .21. l. th son of tho Jatc Chariest. CrtBflt'lt who was prominent In the irWnsjfvanln National iiarcl. Ho dW' ficoople of J earn ago. mis who was, .. lil. .u. ..n.l m lit A 111)! MIm Bell uaincrwt i"i u mu, 'fjftrles Francis Gunimcy, who waiT tying Vlottncf CathcrwoocU and of Mrs. Hid t Kdth. who was Mltls MollyCntlt- . . rrs. niininmn ami IvAlrha nml ltt ' i..l.. f tl.n RniMWttlil Imvn Wetter rciai"" "' ;, , - "-' DM DP w u,c "" ' "- r (' Richcl Price nml PcBy Kosengorttn f' .--- iIm tirfrlftsmnlfla. Tlflphnl la uinr n bridesmaid nulto frequently of l(tt flho nas ,ono at WfTinley ncddln a couple of weeks . nd If I am not mlsta lrt twit alA tjn Snu li ' ,,wi' ". it bone JJrJ in another wedding In Juno. Whfl l vcrv sweet-looking, extremely Aitinni so wholesome and charming, "t ..wlrer mother. Mrs. Ell K. Price. hmttiW o Chestnut stj-tct, by the L!rij?MidUh was looking very smart. f"'l'L.'..,l..l, l.li.n ,1ras n... ...111. ?.3vflftfitilnc-ln tho'.wtaVe:. .It viaa boUnd with" narrow blue brajanml the,) Trii'a itralght-nHWnud.mqdcl 0f-Afrl-tit broftn encircled about the crown vllh a rnfe-au-lalt uncurled ostrich plume. SAVK you heard that quite a num ber of pcronns on the Main Line i.d out along the Heading arc opening their gardent on Saturday afternoons for the Inspection ofj the, nubile? I WIKYC n uiiiuiMiu ou io munni iui tk. suto trln to the places and 'then Km hare the most wonderful afternoon. . l. I.. I.il.n.. II.. ...,ll.. .1 Ik '' loaijt ID' -.l.Wj,"K niunin Ul mrn, DiTlrtE. WUiratnsnt Bala; Mrs. Oid esn Boi'rlcke, 'at Wynne wood, and Miss Anne Thomson. at,Bryn.Ma.wr, arcto U bpea for sightseeing. Nexf Batur d four gardens Irt the York road dfs ttlct' are to be visited, thone ,of the Oeoffe W. Klkis,,.7rs., ilnd Mrs. YI1 Him Ii. Elklns, nt Wyncotc; the John Orlbbcls' gardens a'ntl. tboSoof. Mrs., IiucT. Starrnt Laverocks .',. h It.certalnly is a most delightful way M npndlne one's HatUrdav sftprnnnnni understand it Is duo to thocfforts of the Women's School nf Horticulture inn mia u tm una uvqu iiiquc possiDICi tVONDKII If tbcrq will be as mapy X out at the Horse 'Show today na jWtentoy. There's the HenloV Regatta today to draw pome away, of course, liS'lft Devon, with its horses nntl Country Fair, has an attraction whluli (fill oe nnrii to overcome, The Horse bhow goes on into next k, ,joii know. Monday, Memorial 0ir, Is to be n great occasion, too, 1AM so glad to hear that; Krhel Huhn Bailey Is entirely recovered from that dreadful accident. What a terrl bte experience It must hajb been for hfrl Youth and a good v constitution brought her through, mid she Is able to U back home with her father ninln. ftoHs going to New York today for-n firdajn, and then I hear plans to take I trip to Hot Springs. After such nn rkt?l(ient she will have to bo cnreful Kt to oeniu. tjhe has icores of friendn, and her room at the hospital wiijust a mass of flowers, I am told. PATJIEK H very mucli Interested In fWj garden tlieo dnys nnd has some autlful flowers. AmOng other thines ,mfe,some ery fine pennies, which have iifcjuy Dioomeu, but hnve a number of ouiIj as well. Pnlly Was playing in ae garden jint before supper on Sun- (if evening nnd enmn rnnnlnc In wlmn fcojher called, carrying three or four of Mddy s preolniw buds which she thad plucked off short. Daddy -saw her, frowned nml uns nbout to speak when e, fa(elilng his look, quickly diverted all attention b.v Knilnc. "U'lur iimt.if Tou didn'tisay grace. Let us pray!" NANCY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES One of the most Interesting of the ile K" .f the early autumn will b 8,reln,ltt de SIorat Smith, daughte Mr. and Mm A, (v.,.- r cj...m. e bo MP. nil1 fya l.tk... T-w HI? - rrx it tfvt4kH ESS?00'1, yho "m bft formally pre vented to ROPIMV sht n (n ltn.fr. fiji5vr 1.aiSn1t7 at mr wme- s'irln& wey .on Irlday afternoon. Hemember rm 11. hmth nRF recently returned rom A soxeral months' trip abroad. Mrs. Frederick W Taylorr of Boxlv, Mttunu.1 Hill, will fllltortnln ut Hlnn a..i .. ".-."':" " v leriam ai Elizabeth t...i.:"v: " " IIUI Olln ,!- ,ll P. A, i"r nn pave 5.Ki, w,1'.?Pend the week-end as HiuVht.; .' ;"1SB ainnraret . MUDDard. juhtr of Mr mil Mr. at..,,i n IWtlinl Or TCpmnlnn T A T.,. SmIM1. lrnAusu,i for Sou'h America, re hfi villi spend several years. riiim ..." -"""uerson Fries, of 613R Kto V. nxi"' Germnntown. hns Issued $m "nn. .m. Wednesday. June 1. Kithtn- m ' , iloch. to ipeet her ""inter, Jlrs j noss pming' ?iV'K!ll! Kcatl"K Johnson, 326 iFi? ne '"formally nt bridge jester! Wra wiiii. " 'V1- Johnson's mother. Kffi.WJ ?'!'" Wattn, who snent the iu. in I.?., ,.nnd MrB' Johnson, will itw?n Um- U ,.?" ,he Lapland for limhiiir i..V i7 """, win spend tie fflni .mi 'i"K '" IIo"'". nclgluni. ffli .w,,""a.Kr",lc nd will return to fohnson .h, '. l,cloner. Mr. and Mrs, rhir? ' i.?1" w ' Jly for Maine, m B.;t..C..r '" oceupy theli camp In . ("......UUCP ( lttMJVIa,A PrlmiORo neoves. dough- f. if Ai,w.4VrsiF,Rncl8 n- Heeves, Bra hu l',0,r,l avenue, Qerman W.;wheRA .r,'ture'l from JamcMQwn, N. m wk ' n thn K'ICBt for seJ.ial HZ f.R. ! "e'en Moore.' daugn- 5ehool ii" ''. 'Cameron, .of. wmantnwii "recne strct. rVr,Hno'i,"SvH,Pn,y M'"e'- Wftlls. "f Mv mi." u,"e ork road. arCbmnanled Hi leave , '"? M,a!, Henrietta Fritz. m. i att.m? ,Tuedn' far Conconl, N. Wltts?tte0nn'1 ,'ie St, Paul's School' ,,. B"ie Sie " ednesdav nnd Thuisduy. ii.::. Ji .. and Mrs WnttH mn. Mr - I1MI. 11..k U ----- 1 ---.i it. . V" "" Ma llnrl s, Jr., Is u student. I0- nydal win i n" "I1"- or Tied Wor tri.T '.w,m leavo tomorrow for a ! nnll1ert."0"?.0.rd-. N. 11, to attend Mrs John Gilbert, of Ited ?. ivlier. ?h.ir,e"" l".1.'.ui " wiln for . 8tu ent. They expect to ' a tr ilr'nAm"?' will leave on July l ihai. h a"? Jeiemlah J r. ami m... .. ' ' -- tiiin .iHinnnnn r umin nn lh A Sul nn rtfltiir. ". of Mr.?.'. ,0.Mr. Francis J. Sher of tn... "'," rrancis j, oner "Ing ii?1' Canada, have been .? NoSh i'lc ft1 iMr cottage. Illy ty..n-2rln..liia avenue. At antlrf f'y.ami n. . l . return this evening to " nom idi ,.;:.'"" "" ,.Mr, , i.iu wainur. aimer. lll.."IW Mrs. Arlh,.- -lir u .. IVCV'Jr' T". b TmTrsdaUy jj- "" autumn, "" --' IH'na"d .Mrs. IlQlond n. nii1k nf Wne.rt ny Jaoe, will leavo on W thevnm fop Day Head, N. J 'Ui th'r.L.w" ,oqqupy 'their cottago riead, N. J ttelr ( cottago a eh, rlaugh- in.. .. ""'"rai. RW' ' M iVTW Utenbach, rlaugl, (1 nr'.A: I1- Waren Lautenbacli ki , - 'llllCPV Tllnna, .U --.' J. J.' . S "a I,a iciv " :r" "i'i'"?? i ?i n 1 ecentlV ' 'i.Y aK"a" firmhera rjuun wJ, iw to vstoi '" i&u-y 'y-nr iv'i. ., Sf GOSSIPABOUT PEOPW jfAy Wynne Talte of the Cresswcll-HcnrjflucQWMi ; ding in Morristown TodayHorse SiowT'V and, Regatta morrow for Doyleatown, Pa., to spend S&Ttf nAiS.,h Mn Dun'n'8. mo?her- Lieutenant Conrad S. flrbve. Bd. U. B. iS'.2:na ltZ: arove returned last eve WiJ? fJSm 9SI,orn.ta from thelr wedding .iip.nn.dTv"! b th0 ffuela for. a short Si ."'"""""m urove-a parents, Mr. dmM.r.t cnrad S. Grove, of 65 "sVest. wr 5. ce-1.up.rn'nnlov'n' lra. urovo OVaa Miss Elizabeth Steele, Captain M. YoUura. chairman or Dm shn!.. pane.l,i Naval. Cprnmlssloii, innihl,the-;w?&k' n. entertained at C" t Wyndhurt-,vwayne,v t i.iT f fE ftnd Mrfl' Marvin a. Nee- inii."lrw J1"1.1. w '"formal, .only intlmatA irlendii 4Krrr1 ti,. ... enj-' In addition to, the guett of honor In mander Furrlchl, Lieutenant Commander M- Oaaada, Mr. J. T. Wlckersham, of Woodbury, N, J. and Mr. Sterling J. Joyper, of New York. , ?" 5nd Mrs- Swlthln T. Chandler, of B904 areene street, aermantown, nro being congratulatedupon the birth of n daughter, Dorothea Iulee Chandler, born May 23.. ,-ETv. n.i Jrf- :l0eph D.. Murphy, of 18J0 South ulttenhouso square, announce Lh...en??i"e.m',n.t tholr daughter. -Misa Stella Marie Murphy, to Mr. Charles W. .Carvln, of Northwood; v -uri1"' BRn.i irf- John MoOarrlgle, ,of 22H South Fifteenth .street, announca AhH en??,gf '!ll?nirX tbe,,r. daughter. Miss terrace" ' " arragut Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Cohen, J138 West Montgomery avenue, announced the n- M. Cohen, to Mr Herman It. Levy,, of Haaleton, Pa M,y giving a dance lh her honor atKelth'a Ballroom 6n Wednes day. t , v 1 aERMANTOWN irHt and Mrs. Eiigene nichardson. of 45 West Pomona terraoe, (Jermantown. have. Issued Invitations tor tha marriage of thtlr daughter) Miss Harriett Cor" ran Pearoe, to Mr. James JtussMl Hock, of ' Qermantown. in the Flfst Methodist Kpisoopal Church ln,Qermantovin. High street and Qermantown avenue, nt 4 o clock, on Saturday afternoon, June 4. party will fqlloW the ceremony at the home of tho bride's parents. Mn and Mrs. Edgar E.. Wlkoff. 200 Baynton street, are the guests over the week-end of -Mr. and Mrs, John Ma- ?ii v , Bummer nome in ucenn v i ty, . j. Mm John T.uoaa and h'er sister. Allss Mlra. Verrltl Dlx. of 5140 on. ir,.. nre staying at tho Lincoln, Ocean City, CHESTNUY HILL miss .Margaret Fane, who will at- rim juinn june ttiizaoetn Havey as bridesmaid at her marriage to Mr. George W. Reynolds, entertained In her honor at a tea at her home on North sixteenth street yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Havey and Mlia Havey will spend' the week-end In Ocean City and ventnor. Mrs J. a McKay, of the Creshelm Valley Apartments, has returned from a trip to Atlantic Cltv. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry M. Upper and their daughter. Miss Ilum Llpper. of 1S08 North Seventeenth street, will .sail shortly on the Lapland to spend the summer In Europe.- Mrs. J. Donaldson and her son of Sixteenth rind Jefferson streets, will loae next week for Atlantlo City, whero they win upend tpe Hummer with MrH Donaldson's sister, Mrs. C. 8myth. at her cottage on Massachusetts aenuc SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Nan McQuade will motor to Chelsea today to spend the week-end thero with friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerney. of 2220 South Bancroft street, entertained re- cently nt their homo In, honor of the birthday of their daughter. Miss May Jternoy. Among tnoso pieaent were Miss Rosalind Qever, Miss Mary ueiKun, juim aiargarec Aiciaugnun, Miss Laura Budd, Mr. John Loe, Mr Thomas Love. "Mr. Josoph Smith. Mr. Oroonnejl. Mr. It. J. -Kelly and Mr. Thomas- Ellff. JS7 Mr. and Mrs AndrnwiWIlnnn. nf 904 0 South Garnet street. ha as their guest Mrs. Wilson's daughter. Mrs J. C. Ber nard, of Havre de Qracf. Md. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mis. Charles P. Phillies, fcf 5019 Osage avenue, has sent out Invitations for a card party, to take place on Sat urday nfternoon, June i, nt her moth er's home, Mrs, James Franklin. 6726 Thomas avenue. Tho guests will Include Mrs. Wayne D. Jones, Mrs. Earl Sarber, Mrs. Joseph Dixon, Mrs. B. W. Trltle, Mrs. Arthur Lyndall, Mrs. W. Ilalston Rodgers. Mrs. Plttman Baker, Mrs C. Harry Fehllng, Mrs. Harold, B Ijvon, Mrs. George Fox Wllsong, Mrs. P. WIN Ham Budd, Mrs, Jacob Mathay, Mis, V. G. Margaulsee, Mrs. Loula Sohwurtx, Miss Minnie Hexamer, Miss Kstelle Phil. nps, miss limuy Aiacney, miss Dorothea van nanangen, .miss Anna Cross, mm, John Landenberger, Mrs, Harold S, Warren. Mrs. Snmuel Mavburrv. Mm John U Baff, Mrs. J. It. Iredell Wyckoff, iirs. Aruiur u. iiaxer, Mrs. Morris A. Ruck. Mrs A. Kelson Clarke. Mm 1.. Frederick Grieg, Mrs. W. E. Cathcart, airs, weorge uasKiu. Mrs 'Vernon Duu lai), Mrs. George Gasklll, Miss ICdlth Kite. Mss Ethel Shoemaker, MIbs, May bella Heeves, Miss Leah Paiavlclne nnd Miss Mildred Franklin. Mr and Mrs. John Moon, nf 42ft1 Baltimore avenue, will leave next weekl ror I'liiciyto, wnere they will remain for a fortnight. DELAWARE COUNTY Miss Nell Wetherlll. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Wetherlll. of Ches ter, who Is visiting in Penrla, III. will return to her home about the middle of June. MIhh Ethel Mctlenrv, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E McHenry, of Ridley Park, whose marriage to Sir. 8, Mitchell Saunders, will take place to morrow evening, entertained the mem bers of her bridal party at her homo On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Wesley Sloan hns returned to her home in Medio, from a visit to Roanoke, Va , where she was the guest o. friends, tlllllHIllilHlMlliilirailBIIIIIllWIIBllimiKimiBllflllliaillllMlllI 'Don't forget- I to buy enough to last until Tuesday Victor Bread 6 bijr loaf now I At all our Stores ?J-'.. fc J'i Mm- O- C. nalh. of Pitts-u.rJFi'.'-Pa Commander JiKawal Com mander N. Knva. 'T.(intnif.t rnm. V MX'i' EVENING PUBLIC LEDciEE-PHIIjU5ELPHtA., SATURDAY, MAT1 28, 1921' ll ' VBBBHUHBiw KbIBbbIIIIIIIIIIIIB. ' lBBBBfP'WVTflBBBBBBBBT B BBBBBPV AVi'f'BBBBBBT ' 1 IbbbbbbB W.ff t bbbbbbbbbbbbbB t ' TllHf . VV Nl Hlr'' bbbbbW V$:Ati JQ SM; IbbbbbbTW"' .JbbbbbbbbbVP 0'AjB7 yr r KHr ' V JbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV ,,' r bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW S bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV f JH4 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiv 'AbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV 'It bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV Hf jpiy AbbbbbbW JBV Mr rholo by )Jchrch, MltS. JOSEPH COpiIKAN. Mrs. Cochrci h n, member of tho Women's Committee intee4fed Iri tho June Fete to be given .for the Ablngton Hospital ROBERT CRESSWELL ;WEDS IN M6RRIST0WN Miss Henriquos Is His Bride in St. Peter'3 Church Other Weddings A wadding ot oolal Importance to this city will be Botemnlrd nt ,4 o'clock this afternoon In the St. Peter's Prot estant Knlsnnnn! Phllrrli. Mnrrlntnwn. N. J where Miss Catherine Heed Hen- riques, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs, Henry A. Henrlques. ot Morristown. will be come the bride of Mr Robert Cresswelt. son of tho late Charles T, Cressweil, of this city, nnd Mrs. Cresswell, ot 2122 Locust street The bride who wlil be given In mar riage by her father, will be attired In a mart gown of IvoVy white satin adorned witty old point Ince. Her veil of lace will bo surmounted .by a cluster of orange blossoms and she will carry n shower bouauet of lilies of tho vnllev. orcnias and Bride roses. Miss Mad eleine Henrlques, sister of the bride, will attend ns maid nf honor. The bridesmaids will Include Miss Peggy Hosengarten and Miss Rachel Price, of this city: Mls Hay Bulkley. of New York, nnd Miss Marlon Connet, of Convent, N. J. They will he attired In frocks of cream-colored chiffon veiled with cream-colored lace and sashea of flame-color satin. Tholr hats are com posed of cream horsehair Btraw. adorned with cream-colored lace and (kmo colored flowers. Thev will carry bou quets o( var. colored spring flowers. Mr. Jay Cooke. 2d. of this city, will attend the bridegroom as best man. The ushers will include Mr. -Herbert do lu Henrlques, "Mr. Horace S. Hen rlques, of Morristown ; Mr. Jnrvls Crom well nnd Mr. Thomas Roblhs, Jr., of New York : Mr. Arthur Perrv. Jr.. of .Short Hills. N. J, ; Mr. Owen J. Toland. Mr. Hugh C. Cresswell nnd Mr Samuel IMIOTOPr.AYH "MOTWuvr . emiur f .OTAHISItA u a guarantee pictures DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA AIUU. 12th, Morris & Passyunk Ave. MlnamDra Mat. Dally at a, Evgn.. 0HS & 0 Jf. Tom Mix In "Hands Off" T. Tom Mix in "Hands tin:" W Tom .Vllx In "HamlH Orf" T. All Stsr C'att ln"Uncle loni'n Cubln" F. All. Star Cast In "Uncle Torn' Cnhln" H All Btnr Cant In "Uncle Torn'n Cabin" A! I KTUCMV Trankfonl A Alleulnny ALLJluriClIIiii. Dally a:10. Kvs at H M. 11. Daniels lh "Two Week Willi Pay" T. O. Daniels In "Tho Weeks With Pay" VV. Ul Daniels In "Two eUs With Pay" T. C.'K. Young In "Straight From Paris" K. C. K. Young In "Htroluht From I'arU" 8.C. K. Younit In I'.Straluht From Parti" Anni i ri mo a Thompson sts. rl.Jl-LJ matinee daily M.-Fatty Arbuokle In "llrewnter'a Millions" T Katty Arbuckle In "iirrWHier'a .iiuiinna" VV'. E, Htchrllnir. 'A Dnuxhter of tho Weal1 T Louise Qlaum In "I Am Oullty" F. Louise Ulaum In "I Am Hullty" 3 Tom Moore inv "Officer 008" , ADfAPilA CHDSTNUT Bel. 10TH AKUrtLIA io a. M. to nun p. m. M Ethel Clayton In "Sham" T. Ethel Clayton In "Hham" W. Ethel Clayton In "Hham" T. Ethel Clayton In "Hham" P. Ethel Clayton In "Hham" 8. Ethel Claston In "Hliom" ACTOD FRANKLIN k OIBAnD AVE, rJ I Jl. MATINEE DAU.r M ll-fltar Cat In "neau Kevel" T All-Star Cast 'n "llcnii Hevel" W ll.Star Cant In "Henii nevel" T C K Yrunu In "8tralht From Parle" P C. K. Young In "Hlrnlslit From Paris" H C K. Joung In "Htralsht From ParU" DAI TlNrrDI7 01ST & BALTIMOnn OAl-. 1 IIV1v-'1X1bvk iM. SA SAT. MAT M, E. llammetstel.l In "1'leaauro Ncekera" T. E. Hummerel-lii In "Pleiieuro Seekers" VV Earl Williams In "It Can Ile Hone" T Earl Wllllame In "It Can lie Done" F. Madge Kennedy in "The Ulrl with the " Jan Heart" S. Madu Keonedy In "The (llrl With the Ja Ifeiirt" BENN MTIf AND WOODLAND AVE. MATINEE DAILY n,- Klhel Clayton "The Price ot Possession" T. Ethel ClayUn "The Price of Possession" 'V L"ule dlaiim In "I Am liullly" T. L(,ul UluJiii In "I Am tlrllty" r Mont lniia m "The Kentiirkluns" H. Montd 1HU-) In "The Kriituckiiina" m I TCQlDn Uroud & 8uq. Ao. DL.UE.DllL CoKlnuous 2 to 11 .VI K, T- O'Urlen In ' Rroodwair and liome" oi-rnu Alllsa In "The I)tv rni ii" . VV.- AU-9ta ata- vast in "jacuKiure aian" Mlsgon, "What Women WlirDo" r a o nri III 1 V. A Nllsi.n. "What Women Will Ho1 8. Vera (Jordan, "The (irratest Love" Broad St. Casino ""JSft'SXjft M,- Ulanche nneot. "Tiiai din .nontana" T llorolhy Ulah, "The Ghost In llnrrrt" V June Caprice. "Rogues und Houiance" T. All-Htar Cast In "Mlleatonre" V. H R. Warner In "When Wi Were 2" H. -Katty Arbuckle "Hrewster'a Millions" BROADWAY UrrJ04nSn,o9rPAVM-. . M Mao Murray In "The (Hided I.lly" T Mao Murray In "Iho (llldul IJIy" VV. Mao Murrav In "The (llldnl Ulr" T. Fatty Arbuckle 'A Pollar-a-Yeor Man' P. Fatly Arbuckle, 'A ollar-a1ear Man' M. ratty AruucKie Doilar-a-Year Man'!" C A PITOI f 2 MARKET T. v-'rVrl lUL in A. M. to liiia P. M M All-Hlnr Cast III "Prosles" T. All-sitar cast la "rrnulM" W All-Hlar Cast In "Pronlea" T All-Hlsr Cast In "Proiles" F All-Stur Cast In "ITonrVii" t)t All-Htar Cast In "Protiea" POI ON1AI atn Msplevvood Avea, M . use Hurray in tup inirirti i.iii'i 1.1 i" if: T Mae Murray In "The CIMed vv, .viae Murray in "The (iilded Mir", Reds" leds" T. Carter D- Havens "i win V, Carter H. Carter De llavona lie Havens 'Twin Twin Hrds' DARBY THEATRE' nnv M, Ina Claire, "Polly Vlth a Past" T. Ina Claire. "Polly Willi a Past" W All-Btar Cast in ''Heliotrope" T. All-Star Cast In "Heliotrope" V i Kath. MacDonald. Paaalon'a 1'lir.n.n T. a B, B, Kath. MacDonald, Passion's Playground EMPRESS lV.!.KMTA,iV??NK M.. All. Star Cast ln "iTnela fom'i i'.i.l.m T. All-Btar Cast In "Cpcls fora rIn't a." Wi si's'srwii is -Tuueia Tpa nun" V.-.poulss r rbanks. "The Nut'" f Dougla Fairbanks, "Tha Nut' F. H.rT'uvuaiairK'uanKj, "ina ttnv ,, - Vf.5 VjWjy..l.n .iv r 'Jj'V 'L iJL' . of this oltv. A reception will xoiiow at ..-.. , ------ -:- tho homo of tho bride's parents. - MOORE ROBB A marriage of Interest will tnkn place at the Washington, Memorial, Chapel, iVnlley Forge, nt 8:30 o'clock this eve ning, when Miss 'Nancy Andrews Robb, daughter of tho late Mn and Mrs. John Robb, of Phoenlxvllle.i will become the bride of Mr, John Dougherty Moore, eon of Mr. and Btre. William Garrett Moore, of Haddonflcld, N. J., the Rev. W. Iler bert.Burko, rector of the church, of ficiating. Mr. John A. Robb will give his sister In marriage. , The bride will boiattended by Miss Dorothy R. Uev. of Lansdowne, aa maid of honor; two matrons ot nonor, who vlil be Mrs. J6hn A. ,Roub and Mrs. .William K. Robb. of , rhoertlxvlllo.' nnd six brides- .malds, Miss . Clara Ross, of Seaford, dI, : Mrs. cnestcr Flock, of Roanoke, VnM Mrs. William Adamson, of St. Da-vlda-l.Mlas Helen MacCallum, of Phoe nlxvllkc Miss Charlotte Meier, ot New York.'Snd Mrs. Seneca Farr, df Hackenj sack, N. J. Master Colby Davlea Robb and Master Charles A, Cox, Jr., will act aa' pages. Mr. Moore's beat man will bo Mr, H. Raymond Ogdon, of Lans downfc, and his ushers Mr, H. Williams RIchteY,' of Forrest Hills, L, r,; Mr. Arthur Ellis, of Haddonfleld; Mr. John C. Maelnrtea, of Plttsfleld. Mass.; Mr. John R. Smucker. of this city; Mr. Wli Ham HlMon, of Plttsfleld, Mass., and Mr. Richard L Townsond, pf Bryn Mawr. A reception at the homo, of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robb, of Phoenlxvllle, will follow, Nicholson Lee An Interesting wedding will take place In the Church of tho Epiphany, Qer mantown, 'at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon, whan Misa Lilian Lee, daughter ot Mr. Alfred Lee, of 17 WeBt Upsal street, Qermantown, will become tho bride of Mr. Raymond Vail Nicholson, also of Qermantown. Thn nv rtihni-,i .t I Morris will perform the ceremony nnd pMr. Leo will give his daughter In mar riage. Mrs. Kinn Hannevlg, of New York, ,wlll attend the bride ns matron of honor, and Miss Celeatlne Warder will be the jnald of honor. Miss Eleanor Lee. a email nleco of the bride, will act as flower girl. Mr.. Joseph Labrum will be Mr, Nicholson's best man, and the ushers' will Include Mr. Edwin T ShroyerVMr. William N Way, Mr. Rob ort Nlcqidson. p, brother of tho groom; Mr. HowUrd Kirk and Mr. Joseph Cush Ing. SAUNDERS McHENRY The wedding of Miss Ethel MoHcnry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. MoHonry, of Ridley Park, and Mr. s. Mitchell Saunders, also of RldleV Park, will tako ulaco In tho Presbyterian iiiiurcu mm evumnK. inn itv. .1. 11. Wilson" officiating, Mr. MoHcnry will give hln daughter In man Inge, and her sister, Miss Beatrice McHenry, will nt tend as maid of honor. The brides maids will Include Miss Emily McDoUgal, Miss Margaret Pearson, Miss Edith Rice and MIhh Elizabeth Messlck, of Ridley Park ; Miss Maybella Gallagher nnd Mle'-j Myrtle Gallagher, of this city. Miss Heleno Fish, a niece of tho bridegroom, vill bo flower girl, whose father, Mr. Ernest P. Fish, of Cleveland, will uct an beat man, nnd tho ushers will bo Mr. A. La Ruo Cummlngs, Mr. Robert Smith. Mr. Harold K. Savage and Mr. Edward Relgart, of Ridley Park;. Mr George C. C. Stput. of this city, nnd Mr. Charles W. Hewitt, of New York. Following the ceremony will be a reception at the home of Mr. nnd Mrfl. McHenry. JORQENSON MORSE Mist KaUirytUlSIUott Morse, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harrison E Morse, or 711 North Sixty-third street, will he married quietly nt S o'qlock this After noon at the Westhope Presbyterian Church, of West Philadelphia, to Mr. Samuel J. Jorgenson, of this city, the Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bronson officiating. Miss Morse, who will be given In mar riage by her father, will havo Miss Elea nor M. Clark, of this city, ns her onlv nttondunt. Mr. Durward G McColl. of Germnntown, will be the bridegroom's best man, riioTornAYs Welsh, follow Weekly Photoplay Guide Week of May 30 to June 4. Subject The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of America, which nrontee of- early showing of the finest production.. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining i through the Stanley Company of America I '6 FAIRMOUNT Sfllh t. Olrxrrt Ave. VJTIKHK tlAIt.V .vi nny Aiimon, "Kvinivaxunre" T. llert Lytall. "The Misleading Lndy" VV. Jean Pslg-e ft J. Morrlion, llliiek lleauty T Douslns Kalrbankn, 'The Nut" F Wilfre.1 Lytell. "riie Fatal Hour" S Shirley Mason. "The Mother Heart" FA Mil Y THEATRE 1311 Market -St. ., vi"-' I MAM. TO MIDNICMIT M VV. S. Hart. "O'JIallev of the Mounted" ,. T Hush Ilalllnn "Pnaan I.oe" W --Frank Mao. "The Illaalnr Trull" T. Florence VlJor, "lleuu Ilevel" F Chas Hnj. "4B Minutes From n'way" H T,om Mix, "Hands Off" iATW T THEATRE Ilolow Ssruce ., ... ,ll . MATINEE DAILY M. "A Daughter's Strange Inheritance" T. "A Daiighter'H rltrunge Inheritance" VV Ail-Star Caet In "Mlleatonea" T London's "Mutiny of the Klslnore" F -Constance Tolmartge, "flood References" S Constance Talmadge. "(Inod Kefrrencee" FRANKFORD 4"3 Xvbnub,ud M. Tell anil Fawcett, "Paying the Piper" T Tell and Faucett, "Paying the Piper" W let! and Fawrett. "Paying the Piper" T. "Paaelonntr IllgrTm" F. "misslonato Pilgrim" 8 "Passionate Pilgrim" P.I ORP 6001 MARKET 8T. w P , . t 30. n 80 to 11 M Louise Cllnum In "PAin Oullly" ,.r J-""1"' Olaum In "I Am Oullty" Tw,T"vr;d,,m.::Pi,t f n choms" T vllt'e Hrady In "Out of the Chonia" F Kennedy, "fllrl With the Jma Heart" 3, Kennedy, "(llrl With the Jasa Heart" f.RANT i0ia (WARD AVE. V v MATINKE TODAY. 1.S0 TO S M Norma Talmodge"The Pasalon Flower" ,T; :i.1Ln,,,lT"lms,3J'!l.. "Th? Passion Flower" W Ethel Clayton nTlie Price of Posaesslon" T -J. O. Curwood'a "Nomads of the North" liV1. Mo?TB J" "Straight la the War" Mr & Mrs C de Haven In "Twin Iledi" GREAT NORTHERN "VoW M Hobart Uosuorth. "Hit Own Imw" ' T. Hobnrt lloaworth, "HU Own Uw" VV. Hohart Iloorth. "Ill (Iwn Law" J Johnstone, "Plaything of Ilroauway" S,.toll" . J.'!uli,.l"e of "roadway" a. Johnstone. "Plaything of llroadwny" IMPERIAL BOTir & WALNUT Mat an it., i t. ii M. Joan Paae In "IlliwH iimihIv" T. .Tean Paige In "lllack Ilnuty" W.--J'an Pbm ln "Hlark "eaufv" T. Ren Turpln In "A Hmall Town Idol" F Ren Turnln In "A Srnnli lnn i.ii. 8. Hen Turpln In "A Hinull Town Idol" T Wallace Held eld, yi "The Love dpecliil" Fairbanks In "The Nu(" Fairbanks In "Th Nut" V -wougiaa 8.- Douglas F 1RFRTY bkoad a columdia av. MATINFB DAILY ii -Kugene O'Urlen. "ilrondviuy unlloine" T Ince vllce Hradv In "(lilt of the Chorus" uu iie. "11111 or ine Mno" vv. Alice radv in "Hut or T -Hor.aish In "The (ihoet ln the Uarret" r . Douk la Fdlrbanku in t'Th Crfrn"." n, lonio iiiutt in "A I'WMt OVERBROOK eaD4ivVNUB0u,D M, Douglas Kalroanka In "The Wui" ri.. Do,uglas Talrbaiika In "The Nut" ,).V Lou's Olaum In "I Am Oullty" T Loulkll nikllfii l " A... .1..II.JI. . .-. .. .-.--" .Li. .'"V-!"JI.J Wm- usau. "The Cheater Reformed" fM.Ml.ij &salUU, "lUH iu or I.I 'luntanda' PALACE 12U MARKET flTHEET 30 A. M. to 11 V, M, .'.'J.'18 Jrtt,.,n Salesman" .Sle XJv,lln Hulesman" .. JJ'" .Traveling Halesnian" .J!" TraTellng Hairsmau" '"lli Traveling Nuleama,n" Vf. Arbuckle, T. Arbuckls, VV, Arbuoltle, Tv Arbuckle. V, -Arbuckle a. Atbuikle. PRINCESS.1'8 MAKBT fiTRKKT I 1111-.L-JO8j0 A. M.. to lltlH P. M "'--Frank Mayo In "The Illarlnr Trail" w ii? f f llon ,ln,.'JJ"P Vou" h W Earl Williams n rt Can He Done" F Clara Kimball Young In "Hush" i Wm. Farnum in ''ilia Ureatest Sacrlflce" RIALTO QKHMANTOWN AVENUE - Eth;l OlMlon In P,, of MSSS loS" '"7X " JU,.,Bn,r ln "Kismet" T0"s. Skinner In "RUn.ct" Jf,'-" 'f." Whl'f " "Ueyuifd Prlca" Wm. Farnum. t'HIs Oritesl Bawlflce" REGENT "RBI "T- "?r " Lehigh Palace T.ChWnAv.VnVnd M -W. fl. Hart. 0'MnlleyoVAPn?.d T W.S. Hsrt, "O'Maller cf the Mounted" VV. Wallace Held In "The IoS KpSclaP' M.M.Palh n.lv..i ifvt.. ...-.". ii !. rv;ain. v-aivert, W. Calh. r.lvirl r r.v ..,v., . . . vain, uaivertj - Catli, calveri Thn irt of MariliiDd' vCT-' tv;.' mirfM I ".M.iitw no aivnri or nirviAnri'i r .j-i,. ...;..' -" "t tvv m ji ''The Heart r ki..ltr..3.. ueorge iveosn, "ii f"l8S lleirl S l!Ul "2 ! ". "Wigs Hehan "(! ina Heart ot Marjlaai" B, Louisa Uurc In " ocv.avu, uavsil " "fk&. 3 ')W,VvUv-,.y, THE CRITIC TALKS ' . TO MUSIC LOVERS ONB of the most Interesting of Uie musical events nf 'tlm season now rapidly drawing to Kfl close was the opportunity 'which Phlladelplilans had to hear two of tho world's greatest conductors, nnd that at Intervals suffi ciently closo to enable the hearers to distinguish clearly the most marked differences between their styles ot lead ing. These conductors were Wlllem Men gelberg, lender of the Amsterdam Con- cert-Oebcouw, tho principal orchestra of the Netherlands nnd, one of the best In Europe, nnd Arturo Toscanlnl, who carao hero at the head ofhls own orches tra, organised for a long American tour. Mr. Mcngclberg was henrd twice In tho same program as guest conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, nnd. Mr. To cannl threo times, In a different pro gram on each occasion. One feature, of the concerts nf both of these great conductors was that each Bcemed jo prefer the lower stage setting which Mr. Btokowski discarded some time ago. This setting is considerably smaller than tho one regularly used by tho Philadelphia Orchestra, and Mr. Mengclberg was obliged to have some small additions made to accommodate the orchestra of 110 men for which the score of Strauss' "Eln Hcldcnleben" calls. lie got them nil on, but it was a tight squeeze. THE idea of using tho smnller Betting was probably to get tho members of the orchestra closer together and to keep tho basses, trombones npd trumpets from being so conspicuous in tone ns they me when seated on tho ton row of the higher setting. The whole effect wan tbnt of a more compact ensemble nnd a better blending nf the tone of the full orchestra, a point of some 'impor tance in modern music, which is largely written for great tone masses and not so much for extended solo narts. Mr. Mengelbcrg also made some slight changes in the seating arrangements of the various choirs from that used by Mr. Siokowski, notably in the moving or the trumpets over with the other brass Instalments, but thero was nothing rad ical in these changes. Mr. Toscanlnl adhered to the regulation seating of the Philadelphia Orchestra except that he massed all the pdrcusslon Instruments Instead of having the tympanl on one side of the stago nnd the drums, cym bals et cetera on thn other. Itoth the visiting conductors appeared to aim first of nil nt ensemble effect, without so much regard to the tone of the solo Instruments, which, after all, can gencrnlly take are of themselves, provided the accompanying orchestra tion is reasonably light, ns. It usually Is. rnHE contrast of these two giants of -L the conductor's dais was all the more interesting because each chose a program ns radically different in mu sical thought nnd conception ns the men themselves are different in appearance, In temperament and In conducting. Both are men of the most Intense personality, but It is personality expressed along rnOTOIT.AYB RIIRY MARKET ST. BELOW 7TII ,rf,i. , io a. r to ii in p. m, M All-Htar Cast In "lleartN Are Trump1' ?.!"" A.' ;aJar cil,t ln "" Aro lYumu" y. AILStnr Cast In "llrurm Are Trumu" T House I'etere In "The lirent Knleemer" House Petera In 'The (Ireat Redeemer" S House Peters In "The (Irene Redeemer" SAVOY 12u MARKET STREET .Y .. H A. M TO MIDNIGHT M. Harry Carey In "The Halloo" T Harry Carey In "The Wallop" , W Harry Carry in "The IVallon" T Allan Dwan'H"Th Heart uf u Kool" t' Allan Dwan'a "Tli Heart of a Fool" a. Allan Dwan'n "The lleurt of it Fool" M Louise Hlaurn ln "I Am llullty" T.. Loulaa Olaum In "I Am (iullty" VV Tom Moore In "Offlcer flOfl" T Tom Moore In "tlfflcer 0" I; Constance Talmadge "(ioort References" S Constance T.ilmarlne "(loud ltefrrrncra" STANLEY, MARKrrr AT 10TH 11 A M in IMS P. r. M. Jacklo Coogan In "IVck'a Hail Hoy" T. Jacklo Coogan in "I'eck'a Had Roy" i J'kla Coogan In "Peck'H Had Hoy" T. Jackie Coogan In "PeikN Rail Roy" F Jacklo Coogan In "I'erk'n Rail Hoy" a Jackie Coogan In "Peek's Had Roy" STANTON, MARKET Above 10TH 10 15 A M. In 11 ISP M. M IS. Forcueon,"Hacred and Profane Love" Hallroom Iloya. "Circus Heroes" T. E. Ferguson, "Macred und Prof line Love" ... lianroom Uoja. "Circus Heroes" W. E. Ferguson, "Marred and Prorane Ixito" . Hallroom Roye "tlrcua Heroea" r - E Ferguson, "Macrrd and Prurane Love" .. .. Hallroom Ron, "Circus Heron." P. -K Forgueon "Maired and Profune live" Hallroom Roys. "Circus Heroes" iS - L I'Crguun."MurrnI and Prorano live" Hallroom Iloya "Clrcua llerors" 333 MARkTFT HTHEBr THEATRE M -Bin Turpln In " Hmull Town Idol" T Ren Turpln ln."A Hmall Towi Idol" VS Ron Turpln in "A Hinull Town ldo" T - Thomaa Melghan In 'The Kajy Rid" I, Thomas. Melchsn In "The Kasy Road" H Thomas Melshsn In "The Kasy Road" VICTORIA MARKET ST7Tb OTH , . yr-1 0 A. M. to 11 P, M. M v hitman Rennett In "Not Oullty" ,1 --Whitman Rennett In "Not Oullty" W -Whitman Bennett In "Not Oullty" ""iVa!"11""1 1,onni,t I" "'ot (iiillly" , ..iiiiiiuui .lonueii in "?iOl litllliy" H VV hi I man Rennett In "Not (Iullty" WM PFNNJ ,'"'tJ Lancaster Ave. W 1VI. 1 C1NI rtevlUe and .J!cnre M. Uetty Compion In "Prlsonrrs of Love" .T."""llet,r Compson In "Prisoners of lve" VV -Hetty Compson In "Prlsonera of Love" T. Clara K Young. "Straight From Paris" F. Clara K Young. "Straight From Parte" S Clara K Young "Straight From Paris" RIALTO at West Cheater . M Douglas Fairbanks In "The Nut" T Douglas Fairbanks In "The Nut" W. Otis Skinner In "Kismet1' T Otis Hklnner In "Ki.m.i" V. Win Farnum. "Ilia Oreatest Hucrlflre" a Wm Farnum In "Ills Oreotrtt Sacrtfire" IDLE HOUR at Vest Chester M- J. Johnatone. "Plavthlnr nf lin.ilu.." tinstone, "Pluythlng of llroadway" 4! on- ;;5!orr!'te ofvvrn. Ashe" Allison "Marriage of Wm. Ashe" F Charles Itay In "Proctful Vallej" S Charlea Ray In "Peaceful Valley" Tho NIXON-NIRDLINGERaft THEATRES UJ AVPMI IP 2lh Bt nd Allegheny Ave. M Qeorge Arllsa In ''Tho llovli" Vr5, Jeorgt Arltss In "The Ihivll" VV Douglaa MacLean In "Chlckena" I "-LWUKUI Aiaoi MaoLean In 'IVi ckrua1 AII'HtM t.'aat l!ast ln "lilnrl. iimiiii.ii -All-Star Caat In "llluck Uraiity" " -, CEDAR O0TU CEDAR AVKNUli '. . 1 80 and 8 .0 80 to 11 M Shenaaton" I M P. Frederick "Mlitret. nf ". P. Frederick. "Mlatreaa uf Hh.n.i.M 'IIISI W. AILStar Caat In "rii.-ii " T All-star Cast I., "PovvJr" P. Max Llnder. 'Seven Jeara of Had Luck' 8. Max I.lnder 'Hey en Years of Had Luck' na Men In a Mlirion" '"" n in.a. Million" WTiat Wyoea ant' tJLLMUIN 1 MV.,' iy? .""". ' T'lrSlMfJ.' .. .... , . r..." -" ti'i ou io lii -.,, ""-.-..w in iiieuae "lioou M. Wanda llavvlev. ''Her Flrl l.-n,......n..i I VV Norma t.i.j.. ......yS. T. Wanda Ilawley. "Her First Elopement" I T Norma Talmadga ' "Passion W Wanda Hawlev. 'Hep l-lr.t i,.n,., I F-i.i. ni. ... ..i." .?? . !!Hn Raj 5 BIS ? wS IS ) z5r"K ,,"i H.ta.lniUn lpr In mil. V.J !. ?.. I ' - . .... - .. ... ... ...n COLISEUM fSBt.b' " oih -- - v mi Ann :i nn - entirely different lines. Therefore, each was at his bcst.fn compositions of di verse nature. Each in a modernist with a strong feeling for the classics, but Mr. Mengelberg was considerably more successful than Mr. Toscanlnl in his Interpretation of the latter, probably because both by nature and by training he Is more Inclined to follow the classic tradition. It is difficult to judge of Mr. Men gelbcrg' in tho modern school of com position, becnuso his program did not contain any real mastcrplcco of modern work. The closing number was Strauss a urn'a T.tr " hut this work can scarcely bo classed In merit with the modern cotrposltlons which Mr. Tosca nlnl played, for In this tone poem, com posed In 1800, Strauss had already begun to show tho paucity of musical ideas which became even more apparent In his later orchestral works, such ns too MSInfonla Domestlca" nnd the terribly thin (musically) Alpine Symphony. No technique of orchestrntlon, even as bril liant as that of Strauss will conceal this fact. At the tame time, the pres entation of this tone poem was prob ably the most nuthorltatlve that n Phil adelphia audience will ever hear, as It Is dedicated to Mr. Mengelberg. who is n close personal and musical friend of Strauss, and therefore doubtless knows the composition and the intention of tho composer In It as wclUis any man can. It Is much to be regretted that Mr. Mengolborg's program did not contain one of tho standard symphonies, cither of tho classics of Mor-ort or Beethoven or one of the less radical moderns, men as Schumann or Brahms, for his work In the Llsxt symphonic poem, "Tho Preludes," revealed him tas a conductor with as keen nn eye for balance and architectural beauty as for tonal color and mass of orchestral sound. He even succeeded in making the rapid develop ment of the lovely figure (originally given out by tho French horn quartet In "The Preludes") sound dignified, and this is something of a feat. TKINO his work as a whole, Mr. Mengelbcrg Impressed the hearers ns a conductor of the eminently sane kind. He did not try for bizarre effects in any of the numbers on his program, although the Strauss tone poem is filled with them. This impression, gained originally in the "Oberon" overture, was confirmed In the I.lst composi tion. He evidently thinks musically in broad lines and with the Idea of inter preting a composition ns n whole rather than in detail. It is this obvious ele ment In his leading which gives the definite impression that he would be very great In a complete symphony, where the musical ideas co-ordinate, sometimes by contrast! and sometimes by similarity, to n far greater extent than they usually do In a symphonic or tone poem, M. Mengelberg seems to put orches tral detail somewhat Into the back ground for this greater thing In con ducting, but it must not be understood that this important feature is neglected. On the contrary, it is detail carried SILK For Sweaters (30 Colors) Puritan Worsted Mills 121 N. 7TH ST. rilOTOI'I,AYS to Change H0TIHUYs,1 XrtA . COM PAH r r ftOPAMKMCA., IUMBO rnosT T A: OIRARD AVR. j .uuvs jumbo Juno, on Tranktoril "L" t f,"AUtar Cast In "Power" r. Alice Ilrartv ln "Out of the Chorus" a " A,r',en., I'UPln Story "81J" 7" jr.U.9iHVyakaw.a J.n "Tl"' J1rt "" ITi u."le ,OT,ln l!Thr Jlldlonders" S Alt Htar Cast In "The I.nre of Fjopt" LEADER "ST LANCASTER AVE. 7Tr MATINEE DAILY r'W n.rV ,ln "P,',Hailr I -Mounteil" ,,; V.. '.'"t ln "O'Malley of the Mounted" - ..vulnD .fiRuiu in --i nm iiuiity ' '"U'Se Olaum In "I am (Iullty" S Loulec Olaum In "1 Am (Iullty" LOCUST ,8.2D AtD l-CVr STREETS UVJV-UJ1 Mat j30 3a E 11.30 to n M. It T. II VV H T H K II 3. H Pfitera and I'etere and J Peters anil J Peters and J Peters and J Peters and J "Isobel" "Isoliel't "Isohel" "Isoliel" "Isobel" "Isobel" NIXON b:d and MAnlT, ;, . 13, 7 and 0 M -Eileen Percy. "The Tomboj" T m r"" I'erc'r "Th" Tomboi" W hlleen Percy. "The Tomboy" T Sunshln Comedy. "The Hayrei!" 1 Sunah ne Comedy. "The. Hayseed" b - Minshlno Corned! "The HniHred" R1VOLI 02D AND SANSOM fcTS IVI VUL.I VIlTlVl'l. ....... M.r-AnriR U Nllaaan Wtinl u.H.. .. ,. n. .n....I-., ,X T'i Anna inna 0 Nlls.on. What Women W dT, wn.Ann T-fA F-Anna Q NllMon What WomVn W i" 8. Anna Q Nllason. Wliat Women Will J STRAND OERMANTOW.V AVE. ' V AT VENANGO STREET M Mae Murray "The Ollde.1 Lily" wHfS V.ur"y Vihe Ufl Lily" i J "e Murray "Tho Ollded IJJ" J M" Murray "The (llldeil Lily" S Mae Murray, "The (Hided Lily" AT OTHER THEATRES' AURORA J1S2 Oermantown Ave. AlATlNEB DAIIY M-Pr-,;ToJln",0Je "riajthlng of Rroavvwni" T T. ay Harnea n ".leo JIj Liiwier" r. M. Und r 111 "Seven eiire' Rail 1 .7,1 S.-Wanda Ilawl.y. "Ile'r rir.t Klopem'j" 1-. . U IVITTinftll Vn.tn . ...... CENTURY .-V & vrubi,';".-re" ";, Pur'1?' "liilucallon f K"Ubet? T. Ralph Ince'a "The Hlghent li..5" r-M M Mlnier In "All-SouU' i?,I" S.-Ina Plain, In "folly'1 with u Pa'.t" Fay's Knickerbocker O0knttoA100h M Tom Mix In "A Rldlug Romeo" T ?0, ?. " "A Riding ilSmra" I?"1 V.ix '" "A "Wing llorrwo" Z I,,m -J1"1 Jn "A Hiding Hoiiiro" J' T?m Ml In " Riding RoL " H-TTm Ml m "A Hiding RofneV' Qermantown "ISatin'Sa"! W-Dou-gia-s lirbank. ii "Th'. S"!. X,)ouslaa t.irKnk" n 'Th Nut" Fulrbanka In "T,c , falrbanks In "Hie N j. uouglaa 8, Duurlaa JEFFERSON .fespw? " What'a a Wife Worth.'" Rrferrncra" novier" Plovver" PARk' HIDQK K A nAlinnrw Dn xt Mat 2 15 Evgs 0,45 to 11 'onstanceTalmadie "Oood Ueferencea" T Rab, Run, m "Ileudln' llome" VV T f.,i,"ii.iii'" ..'.'" Sf""' i ir. ' ln lae .Mask" P. Norma falrhao..' i.li?.a" . neiM Daniels. "Two Week. With Pay" SPRUCE 60T" AND yvCR . M n . s. "ATINKrf HATURDAY "nrSu-H 1ll,r,,?frv,Ctt.r.' ln "rh" Krrrsii,u"' Noiak In Xoiak In N'oak In Novak In Novak In Novak In out to n'very high degree, but. not put into the most conspicuous position hi a concert. Vhnt lie did with a strange orchestra In a few rehearsals, even though that orchestra be onfi of the best" ln the world, was Bnrnstlng: what he could do with an organization trained by himself ryin only be Imagined. Mil, TOHCAN'INI, on the oilier hand, neemed to pay niorp attention to detail and tone, especially of the solo instruments, than he did to Interpre tation of a composition ns a whole, Ills rendition of Ucethoven's Klfth Hjm phony was distinctly disappointing to those who prefer that mighty work ployed in accordance with avmplinnlc tradition, rather than with the touch of Inddern Interpretation which tho great Italian conductor gave to it, audi ns the decided slowing of the second theme of the first movement for example. On the other hand, there could not possibly bo any caviling at the breadth of inter pretatlon which he showed In the pre Judo to "Tristan." In this connection, however, two' things must bo considered: first, that the Italians have no symphonic tradi tion nnd that the symphony ns a musical form has never found favor in Italian eyes, nnd second thnt Mr. Toscanlnl stands pre-eminent nt lenst ln this country as the conductor of "Tristan " The "opern Is tho form of natural ex pression of Italy's musical thought, and while, there are few Italians who have sympathy with the Wagnerian ' music drama, Mr. Toscanlnl Is one the few. In "Tristan." especially was conceded to bo far gicnter than any of the Oermnn conductors of the Metropolitan during the jears of his brilliant but stormy leadership. Hut It was in the marvelous ensemble effects which ho produced In Debusv'M "Ib.crln" nntl Resplghl's "Fountains of Home" that he showed his best work For delicacy of effect nnd nn nctunl tonal painting of thought In the former composition and of concrete scenes in the latter his performance hns never been equaled In this city. 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Inc. 425 Lafayette Wdjr., Philadelphia n body which knew his every sign and was thoroughly familiar with his inter pretation of the works an absolute) necessity In ensemble work of this de gree of finish, MUSIC NOTE8 TflA TIoca Choral floclety fill Hsndol's orntnrlo. n 'H. aatninn." rtti TrltiradAV ad evening. June a. in st, J'aui'a church nroaa nnd Venango streets, undsr the direction, ot James II. llartseli. The soloists will Ul May Kbrey Jloti. soprano! Resale Leonard, contralto; Henri Merrlken, tenon DonaM V . '. "" - --"T' . 11 . ." "- 1 ir. addition to the eololaia itenaina-. naruone, and Henry Hots basso uion.to trie rnioiala, tlie eorlety will aeipnia urcnesira ana amis Helen ir in be, assisted by twenty members o he l'hlla- Kane, pianiu. The Y M : A School nf Muslr, Ben Jamln L. Kneedler director announce an organ recital by pupils of Mr. Knedler to be alien In the f-hrlt United fCvaniretleat 1 Church, Twelfth and Oxford streets, Thurs- day evening, at 8 o'clock I V. Hendrlk Kzerman and Jf. Van den i Ileemt. directors of the Philadelphia Con servatory of Music. 21 fl South Twentieth street, announce the flnai rnncsrt and com mencement at Wltherepoon Hall nn Wdna I day evening. Tickets may be had on applica tion io me recrotary The eleventh annual roncert and rom mcnCBment exercises of tho T M. C A. Kchool or Musts will be given Saturday. June 2. as follows Intrrmerilsl and ad vanced pupils nt S P, M.. advanced pupils nnd awarding of eertlflcates and prizes 8 V Jf. Concerts are given in the T M. C A Auditorium 1121 Aroh street. At the R P M service st the rVcnnd Presbyterian Church. Twenty-first and Wal nut streets tomorrow therr will lie aunu nrinur rooie -huh, huh With Thee," r be rnnreu ior snios and chorus. Frr.ni fVh of'"0'0.-, " he IW ri m -urii in i-eece." ror chorus and and Richard Henrv Warren s The Day net nnd Oone The choir of twentv vdlres Is under tho direction of N. (Lindsay Norden Clro de Rills European baritone will glvo ' f, rrc!lHl. ?f operatic rla at Wltherepoon Ha I tonight (Saturday) Hla program will I Jnclude the Protcsue from "J'agllnccl ' the I llrlndlsl trom ' Hamlet" and Largo al Far totum from the "Barber of Seville He will be asslated bv .Vtlna Dolorea, coloratura i soprano, whn will elng with him the love I duet. "Dlte la Olovlne " from "Trivlata Other artists assisting are Miss Mary Msrl ano, soprano, and Miss Elizabeth Dur vln llnleti Hlgnor Ilenlamlmi Tartaglla plnnlst nnd an Worrner accompanist. Hlgnor de RltU Is a veteran of the world 1 wnr. which temporarily checked s prnmlilng career. 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