fi. 'nvi- 1,1 F ' . re ft J ti' 'j' TT .,,' ,r '".,'" '1"' &r "v. "4' ;"! . i t" ti , 1 P 9-v ''rw " r i : ' ." . 4vj l.A - ' AMI ,VL x i " "V- " i i. r. )'. 'r,-.. i .-!. ...-, , JTnJf f ' "" , 4n ' f ,1" 'V " - ' 'W ''MMimmi'i&hiBmiA,' thubdM " SEPiiMBB' Via& 'JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE flancy Wynne-Hears Interesting Neivs About the Bryn lilawr Horse Show, Which Will tie Held the Last Four i Days of the Month Sees Many Attractive Dresses , . t t .Milv Is preparing to turn out A 'tr h comlnsr Horso Show, which fli (twtwXcsfay, September 28, on r," .rounds of the Bryn Mawr i'o o iS l A imunl it is being ncm lor me S"bflt of he Brrn Mawr Hospital. .n,cll .0Ji.;,ib1i t Inree wm.li ami am to private patl tents enrea for the 'SlTon of practically the entire pec PiE If the l'h Inilclphln miburbs, known tl'0'-u t inr. which." they do nay. "Mk in about from the city to Her ... In Chester County." I never knew ?': lust wliere the Main Line does rM Samuel M. Vauclaln, who Ih MMldent of tho hospital, an.l ncvcrnl E,,mhcrs of the lionnl of Mnnngcre nrc TofflcerH of the Horse Show Asmo- cin!i0en'of the most Interesting feature the show is the cafeteria, just outside 1 clubhouse. This has bceu sucli a McctM for the last two years that they e , dreldcd to have It again this enr. The committee In charge will be under fl?e supervision of Mrs. George Thayer, Sirs. Alexander Drown, Sirs. Henry 0. amsbaw. Mrs. flcorge 13. Evans and Mrn. Arthur B 111 InM. A new uuu i"'."",: -". ,-- -; .flower show, untlcr tne nusp ce, oi ?!, I'ditfjlvania Horticultural Society, in which autumn llowers, especially Tm V will be exhibited In a tent. RETURNING TODAY I She will also be the guest of honor at a theatre party, to be followed by a sup per at the Wti. Carlton, on Wednesday evening, January 4. Miss Rankin will leave this city on September 18 for Bos ton, wliero she will receive at tho tea of Silas Ioma Traitord, who will make her debut at a tea which her parents, Mr. nntl Mrs. Uernard Traftord, will give on, Monday, Srptember 19. Miss Trnfford will nccotnpany MUa Hnnkln to this city, where she will spend some time as the guest of Miss Clntra Kills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Struthera Bills, at Fox Hill Karm, their country estate M llryn Mawr. Mies Traftord will later visit Miss nankin nnd wltl assist In re ceiving nt her tea on October 7. Ono of tho most Important debutante functions of tho season will be the din-t'tr-dance which Mr. and Mrs, Joseph li Wldener will give nt I.ynnewoocl Hall, their estate at Illldrm Park, on Friday. December 9, In honor of Miss Alberta P. Heath, daughter of Mrs. Uonj.imln II Heath, of 1911 Walnut street. Miss Heath will be formally presented to so ciety by her mother nt a tea on Satur day, November 19, at tho nitz-Carlton. Mrs. Heath nnd Miss Heath, who are spending tho summer at Joy Cottngo, their place nt Northeast Harbor, Me.,, will return homo tho latter part of tho month. Mr. nnd Mm. A. J, Drcrxel Blddlc, Jr.. of New York, who are receiving con giatulntlonH on I ho birth of a son. will chvlsten the child Anthony J. Drexcl'l iilddle, 3d, Mrs. Blddlo will bu mem bcrcd an Miss Mary L. Duke. Mr. Henry Brinton Coxe, Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe. of Huffod, 1'cnllyn, and 109 South Twenty-first street, who spent the summer nbroad, will anil today for this country on the I.apland from England. Tho operi.R dlnncr-dnnce of the Hunt ingdon VrJ y Country Club will be held Saturday en!ng, September 17, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs J. Rutherford McAl lister, of Brickholm. Chestnut Hill, who aro spending some time on Lako Cham plain, will return home on September IS. Miss Amelia Bunout Seixns. daughter fof Mr. and Mrs. Theodore , a. Selxas, of 5.15 Wlssnhlckon avenue, 'Qermantown, who Is spending a fortnight at Cape May, uhero she Is visiting Miss Mary Alice Carrlgan, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. William Barney Harris, of Balti more, will return home on Friday. The plans for Miss Selxas' debut this fall havo not yet boen completed, owing to the rcrlous Illness of Mr. Selxas. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred a. Clay, of 1229 Spruco street, have returned to their country place on Meeting House roan, nenr Jenklntown. after snendlnsr Julv and August In Kurope. Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hon rlques Crawford, have also returned from Yama Farms, N. Y Mr. and Mrs Crawford have spent the greater part of the summer at tho home of Mr, and Mrs. Clay. Mrs Burrows Sloan and her daugh ters, Mls.i Eleanor P. Sloan and Miss Francis B. Hloan. of Orchard Hill. Ard- more, who spent the summer at Watch Hill. H. I., will return home on Friday. Ms Eleanor p Sloan will bo one of the season's debutantes. Miss Eleanor I'urv lance, daughter oi Mrs Peregrine Wllmer, of 3023 Vest Coulter street. Geimnmown who spent a month ns tho guest of M'.ss Mabel D. Mcllvalne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J McIUnlnc, of the Gnlit'f, Anlmore. on their ranch at Colorado, will return homo today. Mr. and Mrs Charles W Beck, Jr., of Wyncote, have Issued Invitations for the marriuge of their daughter, Miss Julia Vo l.acy Beck, and Mr. Joseph Edson, son of Mr. and Mrs William Dunbar IMron, of Germnntuwn. which will tnke place at G o'clock on Tues-lny evening, October -1. at All Hallows' Church, W ncote. Mis Virginia Rowland LoerIng, of Jenklntown. icturncd this week from the Homestead, Hot Springs, Va., where who Joined Miss Oortrude Gilbert, of Red Top, Susriuchnnna rond nnd Washington I SAW Mrs. Jack Thayer the other day on Chestnut street, looking very n.ll Indeed. She was wearing n dark blue crepe de chine frock made on long lines anl held in at the walit with a m? ribbon. Her hat. which was close Sitting, was nlo dark blue, nnd trim m d with pale gray. Mrs. Tliujcr v,bh Uls Cassatt. )ou remember, before her MrrlaBC She has two attractive boy. nd I understand has been ..pending the uramcr nt Jamestown. Colonel Can utt Mrs. Thayer's father, has always tail. '" . . . ., .l,nn.H nr,i1 Mrs. Tha)er herself is usually an exhibitor. T IS really remarkable how many ncroni hnvc returned from various renorts since the nrst oi ncpu-miitr. hive noticed so many in town lately ind thev all seem to look well after the lone vacation. Eleanor Oummey wns in town on Tuesday. You know she bin just returned from n trip nbroml with her aunt. Mrs. Sidney Keith. Bhe wax wearing a pretty dress of black nnd white. The same day 1 saw Mri. , Brdnev Thayer, just to prove thnt the name 'can be spelled two ways. She trs Mnrgnrettn .Tonnes before her mar rlKC neernl months ago. jou know. Mrs. Jack Whclen was nUo here the ether day. She was wenrlng n dark blue . rl I'hlne dress nnd n small brown ht trimmed with flowers. Mrs. Whelon ns rnulliie Bell. Anoftier interesting person iu town latflv was Edith Dallai.. She is engaged to the Itev. Stanley V. Wilcox, who is assistant rector of (tlnrln Hoi (Old Swedes') Ohm ch. Edith, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trcvnnlnn B. Dallas, lind on u very good lookinir iW.rk blue dress, nude with short sliees. nnd finished with n wide ribbon srIi. tied at the back. Her lint wns brown stiuw and triminid with tlowcrs., and i-he wore long blown gloves. IIIKAK that Dr. nnd Mrs. Thomas (!. Afchtun. ho hnvp been spending the siimiuer nbroad with their daugh ters, Anne utid Caroline, nnd their son, William, are expected to nrrlvc home tfidny The Ashtous live nt Uedlcaf. Wjnnewood. You remember Anne wns one of last seasoi.'K debutantes and wns wrv iMimlnr. She nnd her sister take treat Interest in nors" snows, mm wuiiano, nuai ji.ss (Jllbtrts brother nnd .gggggggggeaw gegegegegegegegegegegegi VggBggggggJgjglgHVBVB Rp' mm aajvf yi$sj vaiaw fl'i-ti' "$$. - 1 ' afafgfafKBaBfBfBa7NV ' gggBL'VSr':: fVfc ggggMkm f XJ'' gLra JLr gggg'; Al-HV - -:J;? ga infafafafaafjejR! n ?-' -- i iV?tf-'iswmJMMmXy' 4 Photo bx Pboto-Cratttra MISS ANNE ASHTON Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ash ton, of Uwllcaf, Wynnowood, who with her parents will arrive home from nbroad, where they havo been spending the summer prolmblv exhibit nt Hrjn Mnwr this jear The pony show, given every iprlns is he'd on the Ashton nnd Clothier places at Wynnowood. NANCY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mre. J Howe Adams, of 2'JUfi Locust Itrett anil Dlngley lell, Paoll announces the encaRcment of her daughter. Miss Marcuerllo Agneiv Adams, and Dr Paul Sturttvnnt Howe, rector of the Church c( the Adent, Capo Mny. N J Miss AJmj Is the daughter of the late Dr J Hoie Adams. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Jefferscn Pey ton, of Hapldan, Ornnge County. Vn announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Maud Aunbello Peyton, and Mr D Hayes Agnew Adams, son of Mrs J Howo Adams, One of the most prominent and m Itresling of the season's debutnntes will m Mf8 Cornelia Hankln. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall Hankln. of JVrp Run Farm, Penllyn, who will be formally presented to society bv her Parents at a tea on Krldny, October 7 sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs. John Gilbert, uisu ui ivu iu,, are ejienuing mo sum mer In Alaska V Mi 3 J Thompson Cole, of Asbury ten ace, Oak Line, is lrltlng her slster-In-law, Miss Fannlo Cole, at Culpcper v a , for a fortnight, during which time Mrs, Cole's daughter. Miss Anne Lee Cole, and her son, Mr Carter Stanord I'ole 2d of Altuonn. lme gone to Chi cago, where they will bo the guests of thi lr uncle nnd cousin, Mr. Wllloughby Cole and Miss Katherlne Cole. The wvddlng of Mlsa Ethel L Giles and Mr. Joseph V Klynn took p'nee on Tuesday at 12 o'clock noon nt Atlantic I Ity, Mr and .Mis Flynn have left Atlantic City to upend their wedding trip In Canada, the homo of tho bride's parents They will bo nt home after Octoher 1 nt the Lenox Apartments, At lantic City Tho bride was attended by Miss Anna Haby. tho bridegroom by his brother, Mr Edward L Flynn ALONG THE READING Mr and Mrs Wlllard O. Klugo. of Montclalr, N J, havo been spending the summer at Spring Lake. MTrs. Kluge will bo remembered as Miss AIlco Custls Perry, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, John C, Perry, of Ashbourne road nnd Spring avenue, Ashbourne. Mrs. M. C. Krlcr has returned from Pittsburgh to her home on Montgomery avenue, Ogontz. Miss Louise Bnggs. of Ablngton, has returned from Washington. Mrs. Henry W Craig has returned from a stay In the mountains to her homo on Montgomery avenue, mitlns Tark Mr. Craig returned tho latter i jiart of August. j Mrf. Gordon Annlecate. of .Tenkln. town, has returned from W.ldwdod, whero sho spent tho summer. Miss Florence Cotzen and Miss Ly dello Cotzen, of Logan, havo returned from an extensive trip through the South. guests of Mrs. Myers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo E. Campbell, of White marsh, all summer. Mrs. Myors Is now spending some tlmo In Cape May. Mr. Samuel C Edmonds, of Jenkln town, Is spending uocKport. cannda Dr. nnd Mrs. J several weeks In GERMANTOWN Friends of Miss Ethel A Young, daug'iter of Mr. Alexander Young. 510 Iist Tulpchocken street, entertained at a surprise party In honor of her birth day nnnlwrsnry at her homo last night. The guests Included Miss Isabel Van Mater, Miss Anna Van Mntor. Miss Mibnl Van Mater, Miss Mnrv Bird, Miss Violet Terrlll, Miss Marv Terrlll, Miss I.oulso Shafer Miss Stella Young, Miss Magdalene Young, Mr. David Lylo Ter rlll, Mr. Edward Ringgold, Mr Ronald C.istntor. Mr Charles Kimball. Mr Rob ert Seltz. Mr James Nell, Mr Cairo'l Tompkins Mr Raymond Laird, Mr Earl Wright and Mr George Boggs lly, of 626 West Cliveden avenue, who havo been nt Bushklll, Pa., for several weeks, havo returned home. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Crugar, of C6U Limekiln pike, havo returned from spending tho week-end and Labor Day In Pottsvlllo, Pa. MOORESTOWN Mr. and Mrs. J. Clement Hopkins, of West Main Btrect, have rent out cards for a tea to be given on Wednesday, September 21, from 4 until 6 o'clock, to meet Mr. nnd Mrs, J. I. Hopkins. Mrs. Edmund W. Strattan nnd her daughter, Miss Ruth Strattan, havo re turned from Capo May. whero they spent several weks. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Margaret Wiley, pf 1441 Snyder nvenue. and Mrs, Martha Gervln. or 2734 South Smedley terrnce. are spend ing a fortnight nt the Phillips Houso, Atlantlo City. Miss Helen McCnnn, of 2129 South Thirteenth street, has Just returned to her homo nfter spending several weeks with her parents In Chelsea, Miss Loretta Orlnnan, president of tho Phi Sigma Tnu, entertained tho members of her sorority at her summer home, 2817 Fnlrmount nvenuo, Chelsea Mrs. J. A. Halpln and her children, Mnaior .Inmes Halnln and MIfih Mar guerite Halpln, havo returned to their homo, 2638 vSouth Seventeenth street. after n rour wccks amy ai .nunmiu City, Mrs. Bernnrd J. Martin, of 2012 South Seventeenth strcot, who has been spend Ine tho summer or tho guest of her mother, Mrs, W. Rellly, has gone to Cnelscn, wnero sue will remain till uc tober 1. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Laffcm. of 2607 South Bouvlcr street, have returned to their homo after spending the summer In Bryn Mawr. Mr. John Leddy, of Pasadenn, Calif., In visiting his sister, Mrs. Jane Lawler of 1842 Xtltner street. Miss Jane Harold, of 2644 South Fifteenth street, has returned to her homo aftsr spending tho summer In As bury Park. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr and Mrs. Francis E B O'Brien are returning today to tholr apartment, 6215 Spruco street, after a two months' stay at Atlantlo City. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Horowitz and their family, of 6143 Locust street, have re turned home nfter spending tho summer In Atlantlo City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Stahl nnd their family, of 6829 Hadflcld avenue, wilt return homo shortly after spending the summer at Esovert, their country home In Trevosc, Pa. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Qer.stley and their family, of 1707 Jefferson street, Mattresses Renovated SIZES ALTERED rcathti-4 Ilennrated and Mod Into M&ttrai Brass Beds ReJacquered I-Uonrt l,oni. 4703 Kit. 37 ym. ciruci e 1101 s OlVIlbL, O 2d St. Mr nnd Mrs Arthur Smith, of fiS12 ., , Limekiln pike, have returned from Herbert Rll'ti nnri I crpnillni. ,. f. ,ln.. In A, !,... I -.!.. . . ---.- . . .. ...IU ,'MIUIIlh ,t I,",. ..,,. Ill i.ll.llllll- . II V men- iwo tons, of Old lork rond, Jen-, Mis Smith beforo her recent marriage klntown, will return this week from v.-.n Miss Mllllcent Marshall Hlbbard Ocean City. .. J whero they spent a ,, , fortnight or so Mrs Cordon Barrett and her daugh- trr, Miss Virginia Barrett, and her son. i .Air Donald Bairett. of 6306 Mnsrnnlin lipislliii CHESTNUT HILL Announcement Is made of tho mar riage of Mrs. Jennie F Hopkins of 8023 Roanoke street to M- William J McClenalmn. on Thursday evening. September 1, at 8:30 o'clock, at 214 East Gravers lane. Chestnut 11(11. The itev Howard E. Snyder performed the ?.?mmi0nj' y.rnml Mrs- Medennhnn will lo at 214 East Graver lane. ,ri u"d. Mr? "ouglas M.icfarlan. who havo been In Europe on their wed ding trip blnce early June, will sail for America on September 18. Mrs. Mne. 5?! y,111 b.e lemcnibeicd as MJf,s Dorothy Campbell, dauglirer of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge E. Campbell, of Uethlo hem pike. Whltcmarsh Mrs. Jesso C. Kester. of 7117 Bryan "tree', whj has been the guest of her mother. Mrs Jeromo Ynegei at her bun galow In the Pocouo Mountains for sov oral weeks has gone to Atlantic Clt for a fortnight. ' Mr and Mrs Joseph S Myeis, of "30 East Highland nvenue, have been the 11 venue havo leturned from snendlni? .1 short time ut tho I'lg'n Whistle, Browns Mills In-the Pines N J. Mr nnd Mrs Harry Fchrack, 6612 Limekiln pike, returned on Tuesday from (.pending t-eeral days at Atlantic City Rabbi and Mrs. A. J. Feldmnn, who haf moxed Into their new home, 158 went Louden .street have left for 1 Mslt with Mrs reldmana mother. Mrs j Mr and Mrs Harry Frtllx and tholr family returned from Hilercllff, where tlity spent pome time, to their home, 313 Enrlhnm terrnce Mrs IMward Brylawskl and her fam- Dun Hn I u Kb - m I :mis FASV TKIi FRAMBES & CLARK Atlantic Cltr OIK Cin.iranteo Trust Hide. 1112 Chfdtnut St 30 N. Thlrrt St. CA.IIIinN y BEAUTY IS POVE Vaneltfie Rouge and Compacts have . returned from a visit In Maine. The Ho v. and Mrs. Leon IL Etmalah nnd ther family, who have been spend ing the summer at .Wlldwood, have returned to their homo nt 2322 North Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wlnfleld Myors, of 6243 North Thirteenth Bttcet, nre visiting Mr. Myers' parents at Ocean , Mr. nnd Mrs. Justin P. Allman. of 1608 Oxford street, who havo been "PJ-nalng tho month of August nt the innmont Country Club, havo returned home. ' .t,MI; nnd Mrs- Walter. D. Dalslmer, of 1 )?.yaI Apartments, at Broad street and Olrard avenue, nro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stern nt their cot tngo In Atlantlo City. Mr. and Mm r-.i.nnA t cs. H.i.n ''av,e beon at tho Phllmont Country c'ub since their return from the Pa cific Coast, aro now occupying their city homo at 2109 Spring Garden street Their son and daughter, Mr. James ?i,.rn a.ni N"" Elizabeth Stern, have returned from Maine, whero thoy have been camping, FRANKFORD- , M,r1chn1rI', Q MacDonough nnd his Xly- lvho?,t?"t tho summer at their cottngo in Wlldwood, hnvo returned to wood Waki-llng street, North- .n and ,rfl Jomos Hughes and tholr mli ot l723 Orlscom streot. are spending a fortnight at Stono Harbor, ,.? ni1 Mrs. 8. Lincoln Brown, of 1083 Flllmoro streot, nre at Ocean Grovo for sovcral weeks n. M.r,i."fui MrH Jamefl W Lutz, of 2041 East WlBnnrt , street nro sjiendlng.n few weeks In Wlldwooil MISS ALICE BIRD FRICKE WEDS MR. HENRY I. HOOT Marriage of Miss Margaret Joyce . and Mr. John J. Murray The marriage of Miss Alice Bird) Fr eke, n daughter of Mrs Wilbur S Frlcke, of Swarthmore and Mr Henry IrWln IlOOt. SOn Of Mm lltnn. V. Ilnnl 1 of Highland nenue Chestnut Hill, will tako place at 7 o'clock this evening nt tho home of the bride's mother, the Rev Luther H. Kotels. paBtor of the Lesley Methodist Church, of Bethlehem, Pa., officiating. MIb l-Tance B. Frlcke ?r.1J!,atwn1 h.e.r alater as maid of honor Little Miss Vera Mndelln Totoin mHU act as flower girl Mr. John Masters, of Indianapolis. Ind., will be Mr. Hoot's best man Owing to tho recent Illness of Mrs. Frlcke, a very small reception will follow for the hrldal party. Immediate families f.v.-1 a few close friends. After their rcturfrom a wedding Journev Mr .and Mr, Hoot will live at New port Nowb, Va, MURRAY JOYCE Tho mnrrlago of Miss Margaret I. Joyce, of 807 Kaet Washington lane, Qermantown. to Mr. John J. Murray, of Ocrmantown, will take place at 6 o'clock this afternoon In the Church of tho Im- 1 maculate Conception, Germantown. The Rev. M. J Hlgglns, C, M.. will perforin tho ceremony and Mrs. John D Kelly, tho bride's cousin, will aueno. ner matron of honor. Mr Joseph J Murray will act ns best man for his father There will bo a. smnll reception nt the homo of the brldo Immediately after tho ceremony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Murray will spend two weeks nt Nlngnra Falls, Que bec and the Thousand Islands, nfter which they will bo at home at 81G East Washington lane a, tb wvwwww ,. 4kr " I CxvYirh Dai,y MaL 2sl5 lialTICK Nights at 8:15 The Film Sensation! "An artistic masterpiece." N Y. MAIL. MrTjor VJCEHTC IIXKV lrl I JT I HUlTJKillli P virm AP9 CALYP A Rex Ingram Production Prices All Seats Reserved A'l N, sli's fat r.it 30c, $1, jl .0 iJ Otrei Mats SOr SI 00 -ind 1 0 HKAT TODAY TOU M'XT WBKI. !- i. NlRhtB at 8 15 Jr OrreSt Pop Mats. Wed Snt CJIArtL,n9 DILMNOHAM TreienU John Charles Thomas In !-. r.onGKOt'S Mt'oifAT. fOMF.DT THE LOVE LETTER' BTS TODA.T FOIl NEXT WEEK i i-itrU Zimmerman St Won iMeatre Orpheum SSSl taS'1" ORPHEUM PLAYERS f nig Comwily Buccen, "flCAN'DAf." V-.. 11th ic Ixihlgh 2 80. 7 A 0 Keystone vUrt,vni, piemr pf,;lT1f2'n 4 airrd 2.30, 7 & o rairmOuni.,Th yomftn q& Changed- 1 !UHftjll',oa'l Colombia 2 30. 7 ft 0 L.lDCriy .TOO Ml'CH HPBED" .MAKKKT At 11)11,' It (o II ii.im im iAtiArMiiMr iv...:ic .' Oeorr FltimaurlcD's I'lctiirliatlos, ", A of OeonteN V. Hobart's Plur "EXPERIENCE" ' With Richard Barthelmest ami Iri-mtmloin caal) alao 1000 ull Iarli, Added Mualeal Prologua. Next Week CKc' n "The Affair of Anatol" WITH THI8 INCOMPARABLE CAST Wallace llsld Olorla Bwanaon Klllntt Doxl.r )lbo Danlala Monte Illuo Wanda Hawley Theodore Ilohart Aunea Ayraa 'llioodore Konloft Polly Iroran Unvtnond Hallnti ,lnll Vave PA I APF la" MAIIKET ST. mjU,L 10 A. M. to 11 P.M. BETTY COMPSON hVon. "At the End of the World" a PK'Tt'rtKsqi'n, hpcctaculaii UK MA , AwaAln fHKHTNOT ST. Del t0l Arcdcuam a m i ii m r. r; ELSIE FERGUSON Zffi.t VIPTORJA siAitKi.r m nbove urn YlttUIVIrt n A AI. r 11.1 a P. M. n PltILMI'3 OPPRNIIKIM'S HTORY ' The Great Impersonation" WtTlf JAMKH KirtKWOOH TAPlTOI 724 -MAHKBT HTIIKKT .12... i, OLOtlTA HWANFO.V In "THE GREAT MOMENT" RFfJFNT MAllKItT HT lleowl7T!l CARUSO in "MY COUSIN" COI ONI A I otn Av I,elow Cheltan ir.VJi11;': ar.ORIA SWANBON In 5H-:P "Trir r.rnf MnmMl' OI.YN H The Great Moment" aSvCllk Felts and Velours Cleaned and Remodeled Inrttatlou lor Annoonce- Moderule l'rlcca -OiiSy m,, '-v - IV.Il. nk... - .... I - vr ' or i-ncruTfd or Printed V onmuirj. ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. SM W.t St S4 N. 7th St. In the lat-cst alylea and nluiptB for l'all enr. Our 40 years of experience Is at jour aerrlee. STEINMAN I'ractlcul Hatter rhanei Slarkrt 3437 Chertak Wenger Hats . Furs Lry M. Wenger HS.FALL DISPLAY ABOUNDS IN MILLI NERY BY CHERTAK WENGER AND FURS B M. WKMfiP.R ppwcriMAi.T.v iitnnpTPn tions paris- and in thl'ir own ORIGINA- House of Wenger 1229 Walnut St. At 13th Street, Opp. St. James Hotel tfv flu? Cwm school of Rusilan nl Ilnllan Technique " Hyle of danilns 1 a U S h t, IlllllllllllB 'se and goft xhoe Fl l-Vif , ,rwtrai'..-t 1 c vvi N orence lls Cowanovn l a Member nf the A m o r I v n n Niitlonal ABaoclntfon Masters of DhiicIiib owanova Announces the 115, Hemoval of Her Dance Studio September 1 5, to 1920 SPRUCE STREET Formal Opening and Reception October 1 ?"?.'' Lt'sons Now Private I.eBsom After Sept. 15 10 bouth 13th Street 1020 Spruce Street tlatses Start Oct. 1 at 1020 Spruce Street tfrfWANOVA STUDIO. 210 South 13th Street V"" i r t u'jsa i m mwrnmsmmmmmm iiiiiiiiiiiigiaiM i Specializing in Coats Suits, Dresses and Skirts iySm n-y Vn 1222-1224 Walnut Street Modes of Distinction and Originality A Regrouping of Summer Dresses For Fjnal Disposal, at Three Prices $4.75 Summer Dresses Organdies, voiles, Swisses and linens wide variety of styles and colors. Were Up to $24.50, Reduced to in a DAVISON IJUIMHNO jili 7 "i5awS3x5Siwj5SSii Street Dresses of Crepe de Chine, Taffeta and Georgette ; mostly in navy and black, trimmed with fringe and fagotti ng. Were Up to $19.50, Reduced to Street Dresses Of Canton' Crepe, Georgette and Satin; a large assortment of desirable styles and colors. Were Up to $75.00, Reduced to $15 .00 $25-oo New Autumn Dresses of Canton and Roshanara Crepes, Tricotine and Poiret Twill bmart and distinctive street models, revealing fashion's latest mood in style and color. $29-50 $S5 H5 364'360Ao5Ga 3rtUh -Aoenue s new xoek MitzQfarltmx Prior to the formal display of our first Sail Models, which are arriving daily from our New York and Paris Salons VE ARE HOLDING Final Sales Embracing Selected Groups of tbbmg DAY DRESSES EVENING GOWNS COATS CAPES AND WRAPS SPORTS APPAREL HATS AND FURS CROSS KEYS ""? ?'i S0 Mr VamlftVllle Show. Jliadcd by THEDA BARA HERSELF n- ul W r Paraonal Appaaranea CI ORF WARKBT AT JUNIFEK ULUCt VAUDEVILLE CONTINfOl'S II A M. TO 11 P, M. NEXT WEEK 8crnn'8 Handiomeat Ladlnr IranT BEN TURPIN (Himself) and nia si'nrtor.vDiN-o bili. BROADWAY oa sNYDBii DIWrtUITrtI VAl'DKVtr.I.R AND ItOSCOE (FATTY) ArtnUCKLE In "f HAZY TO MAnrtY" AI I FfiHFNY EiV7IJ7JAVB. VAUDEVILLE rirnAND a u GLORIA SWANSON nrJ.- V"' Wwk-THEDA HARA (HEHHKLF1 M I'lllLA H I.i:.I)lNO TIIK.TKKS, IHKKCTION LKK A J. J. MIUBRRT 5 !yMic)-ggjain mmi'1'iiim.iiiiiiiiiTir' uit nc uito .113 IT MAr MUSICAL MlMEDV S'd'fi'UI' IDEfimaia ! araKrsvaii JVC T S.IB I , JSIMIiEUMffr. WE0. &SVfr.lMttuIw Lirntie eyes at mt.io a i"i WtO AND SAT 2y orrerj- iKfM!E'ES)ir k - - i " & k k r i Z M H n n if v - - 9m T or. sm s nt ie d vm owioiNAL proadVay cast J "Better Shoes for Less Money" DefTuar SEATS TODAi ' ox osxt ow Qyt Prices EvB.bll J, & $1.50 POP. MAT. THURS. ; $1 -Hi.rAy s-.r.nTi rjCfiT SKATS 12 tr.crica"s Leading Irish. Staler SwalteIr IDfAH ftNyw-iS WALNUT Sfe i"iR Opens Sat. Night, Sept. 10 ' 'r M a Vt.ni. Drami LOVE DREAMS iStmpStymps With the New High Spanish Heels Fashions Very Latest in Footwear Patent Colt iih Hhiif ,iiifi,in nnd. ns usual. Dull Calf I nel.Mnr is first to uii ninck Mitrhim f lnl-"r is nrst to Black Satin ofTcr jt nt low- llh Krd hlllchlnr J er price. Why Our Prices Arc Lower Our Second-Floor Location means a big- snving in rent. Low Overhead Expense no charses cash sales only. One Small Profit for a larpe vol ume of business. Upstairs Store for Women DetMar&Compami A ext Door to Oppenheim Collins Co. MK tmmy Lam COMING! Practical Psychology Lec tures for Uonlf-1-i Happiness and Success by Gertrude Steele Chambers WFTHERSPOON HALL Monday, Sept. 12 to 21 Lectures Free ror Ann cohdiau.t invito) fcrfS5w Silk Hosiery Special $J.50 EITH'S THEATRE YVETTE RUGEL I tia Iho rlnr, I'lanlt ROBERT EMMETT KEANE & CLAIRE WHITNEY VAUGHN COMFORT Al5ted liy Jay Wet Jon.. WM. & JOE MANDEL lug H .rrounillna Fenturo flhow' Tnnlaht HL.KS' NIQHT Special Taaturaa hpt U rtawlnit a Woman In Half DAY AND N1U1IT PHILADELPHIA COUNTY FAIR AT IlllIKRIlT Sept. 5 to 10 (IrxcR'K Aulna That I'ai In th Air. Asilcultural Hihlblia, Aula dhow. Iiara nrln Pot Htorlt Hhotr. tc. Ilunnlnu Itai.i Kipry Nliht Hut Haturday A. A. A. Auto Races Sat.. Sept. 10 Hre'lal trains from Ileadlm lennlnal, Onol ro.ida to arounda roMK oi-r and join tub cnown METROPOLITAN Rs" i ; This Week Only-Mat. To MAE DESMOND AND HUH n.AYBH8 w WAY DOWN EAST f Popular Prices gw;. t. n,o WILLOW GROVE PARK I THIS IH THJ.2 1'INAL, SOUSA DAY ? ' Tonight ROTARY CLUB NIGHT ) i, , J l.' Yff i AA '111 t-i i 1 'tig & V s M u Jrecadwe Xw .' A. jud-rUn 1 ,, ,. - A.ktt wr. ,1l ril Vyljt.tafA ' fllur 1. ! i, Khil j : A' Aj( . -- - . -JuHJ) . . .v 4.. 1,
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