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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHIKABELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
tfancy Wynne Tells of the Engagement of Miss Martha
Baker te Mr. Griggs, of St. PaulSIie Speaks of
Styles at the Herse Shew This Week
mHK Interesting cngnBemcnt thnt I
1 hinted nbent n week or se age Is
.nneimccd today, And It Is Putty1
njker's. I Mippese seme of you gueicied
f fl rcferrlnu te one et'the Bnkers
when I "'' pne ,vns "ene "' Bver'
ttrnctlve slKters, for they ere nil se
.Urnctlrc; nnd whenever you henr of a
family of flve or slx istcr9 ymi n,wny'1
think of the Uaker filrls. Well, Petty,
hefe rightful iminc js Martha Dmlgsen
linker, is engaged m jiunjamiu uijuc
firiggc. n son of Mr" nml tr8, Chnunccy
Milten OrlBK, of t. Paul. And the
trgngement Is announced today by Mrs.
D,Ik don't knew hew you feel about It.
but 1 feel sorry fr Mrs. linker because
f the wide ncatterntlen of her family,
ftmieh I rejoice with the girls who arc
marrying the men they core for. Here's
?,fle going te be mnrrled In n few
i. nnd going down te Han Antoule,
Tex, te ve. Sephle married Ethan
Allen Shcplcy, of St. Leuis, In July;
Linda wa" married hevcrnl years nge te
Mr Aines. of St. Paul, nnd Berah, who
mnrrled Jehn Hell. Jr., nnd ltacliel ere
T enlv two left n Philadelphia. It's
& hat Wnda nnd Martha .will live
In the same city, St. Pnul. Iemarknl
irVrrnl months age en the fvt that
three had married men from cities whdse
is Mwtna v i - r """?",
nnehcl Just came bnck from Italy n
i weeks age. Yeu knew she went
ever wiin .; --- - ,
and several ewie yr "" .
few
.... i,n,i n wonderful time.
But te return te the engagement. I
heir very nice things nbent Uen Urlggs.
Pitty has known hlra for some time, I
understand. He Is n graduate of lale,
1020 nnd has Just returned from I-,u-rene'
hcre he spent scvcrel months.
In fact, seme ene sold he and Patty
hid net seen eneh ether for three
menth1), as he hnd been ever there that
Inns He Is te be one of the ushers nt
JulVs adding In October
I hear Sephie bad n dellghtful sum
mer. Mr. Snenlcy was able te stay en
hire till the middle of this month, nnd
?hcy were In New England most of
the time nnd traveled around quite
let It's tee bad they could net be
here for Julie's wedding when it Is te
tike place se seen, but he could net
itav away from business any longer,
,"d Sephie did net unnt te May without
him and se they have gene onto St.
Leuis, where they arc getting settled in
their new home.
T WONDER if It will be eh het today
1 out nt the Hryn Mnwr Shew as It
Ms yesterday nnd V cdncsday. bo be
nuie. according te nil calculation nnd
premonitions and all the rest of t. "it
nod net ought te of been" se het at
this time of year as It has been. And
ineidentnllv when you have a beautiful
rleth frock te wenr and have te fall
bnclc Inte a hnlf-faded summer drew
it's Just net quite whnt you hed hoped
It was going te be. ,.... ..
Furthermore, it must be het for these
nhe Insisted In their minds that It wns
net het nnd wit In the boxes nnd en the
terraces In sports clothes nnd capes
mind you. rapes ! Clutra Ellis were
the most wonderful one en ednesday
afternoon. It wns of duvetyne in a
soft sliade of brillinnt erunge, mid she
were n lnrgc black velvet hat with it.
Hntra is decidedly pretty and has
brought seme wonderful frocks from
Europe for the parties this yenr. She
made her debut lust Saturday at an at
home given by her parent's in Dryn
Mawr.
PAH be it from me te criticize, but as
nn interested onlooker I wonder why
the linrem veil ns worn of lote. hy
does nnv one want te put n wad of
heavy chiffon about the neck nnd nttnch
It up te the bark of the hnt, thereby
eleMng out all possible nir. nnd espe
cially why en days such as the Inst few
hare been? Somehow I enn't get it.
It is net pretty, it N net becoming, nnd
yet the fnshien -eems te be growing
and growing strong. I saw about fif
teen out al the tennis, and there have
been a grent many nt the Herse Shew.
Of course, ever one te his or her
taste, as the old farmer said when he
pnlnted his cow sky blue, but why; de
you suppose some of us have such no ne no
culle" tnstes?
BETTY was pining with her kitten
when Aunt Edith came te call.
The kitten., whose name is Evnllnn, wns
fkipplng nbeut most gayly, chnhlng n
ball and n spool nnd Itself nnd having
a wonderful time. "Whnt n playful
little thing It W." said Aunt Edith.
playful, but she's nwful seratchful,
tee." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Leuis C, Uaker, Jr., of St
Asaphs rend, Unlit, announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Martha
Hodgsen Haker, and Mr. ttenjnmln
Olyde Qrlggs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Milten Griggs, of St. Paul,
Minn.
Dr. and Mrs. O. Edward Janney, of
Baltimore, have announced the engngo engnge
ment of their daughter, Miss Ilebecca
Sinclair Janney, and Mr. Henry Tim-
born, of Haverford. Mlns Janney, who
Is a sister of Mrs. Walter Robinson
Jehns, of Medln, and n grnduate of Co
lumbia University, has been associated
for some months with a reconstruction
unit In Wnrsaw, Poland, where Mr. Tim
bers hns also worked since he cmnpltted
his eeurtvs at Haverford College.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vincent S. I'ewnall, of
Bwarthmere, have announced the en
gagement of their dnughtcr, Mlm Ruth
Elizabeth Pewnnll, te Mr, Charles It.
Itussell, of Swnrthmerc.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Uosten, of
6133 Washington avenue, nnneunce the
ongagemont of their daughter. Miss
Anne B. Gnstem, te Captain Paul Hath
away, United States Army, of Portland,
Ore. The wedding will take place In Oc
tober. Captain Hathaway, who is the
son of Mrs. Alice Hathaway and the
late General Ferrest Henry Hathaway,
United States Anny, has been assigned
te the Vancouver Barracks, Oregon, as
Infantry Instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Heward Pew will en en
tertaln at a dinner-dance at their home,
Knollbreok, Mill Creek rerad, Ardmore,
en Wednesday evening. October 6, In
honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Elliett,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William J.
Elliett, of 317 Seuth Seventeenth street,
who will be married te Mr. Arthur Ed
mund Pew, Jr., nt neon en Saturday,
October 8, in Calvary Presbyterian
Church.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapp,
of 1716 Spruce street and Bryn Mawr,
will entertain at luncheon today nt the
nitz-Carlten and later In their box at
the Bryn Mnwr Herse Shew, Their
guests will Include Mrs. James Starr,
Mies Sarah Legan Starr, Miss Elslo deP.
Hirst and Mrs. Helsteln DeHaven Fex.
Dr. and Mrs. Klapp will occupy thelr
town heuse early next month.
Miss Margaret U, Butcher, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heward
Butcher, Jr., haa returned from a visit
te Milten, Mass., where alie assisted In
receiving nt the tea which her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Trafferd,
formerly of this city, gnvc te formally
present their daughters. Miss Lerna
Trafferd and Miss Bachel Trafferd. te
society, and has left for Vassar College
with Miss Itachel Trafferd, where they
will be students. Miss Lerno, Trafferd,
who has been spending a few days in
this city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Butcher and Mlbs Cintra Ellis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Struthers
Ellis, of Fex Hill Farm, Bryn Mawr,
has returned ttf her home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph M. Husten, of
Wlssahlcken nvenue. Qermantewn, have
Issued Invitations for a tea en Tues
day, December 27, te formally Introduce
te soclety their daughter, Miss Jirdell
MncOrcger Husten. Miss Husten Is a
student at Smith College.
Miss Anney C. Sharp and her sister.
Miss Estella L. Sharp, dnughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Jeseph W. Sharp, Jr., who
have been spending several months)
traveling nbread, where they visited"
Italy. France, Switzerland and Eng
lanu, have returned te thelr home, Ovcr
Hclds, Sugartown read, Berwyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Kebort Emett Hare, of
100 Seuth Twenty-second street, who
have been spending tjie summer nt East
Gloucester, Mass., and Hancock Point,
Me., have returned te their country
place, Stenyhurst, Strafford.
Miss Elizabeth W. Green, daughter Of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kane S. Green, of Ment
gemery and Radner avenues, Bryn Mawr,
nas icrt rer uoebs terry Hcnoei, :sew
Yerk, where she will be n student.
The engagement of Miss Katherlne
Bush, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ij. H.
Bush, of Huntsvllle, Tex., te Mr. Cle
ment B. Keator, son of Mrs. Jehn Frls Frls
bce Keater. of 218 West Walnut lane,
Qermantewn, has recently been an
nounced. Mrs. A. L. Schulhef, of 2122 West
Erle avenue, announces the betrothal
of her daughter, Miss Careline M. Schul Schul
eof, te Mr. Haymond H. Sondhelm, et
this city,
Mr. and Mra William H. Wanamaker,
Jr.. of Woedroyd, Highland avonue,
Merlen, and their daughters. Miss Alma
Wanamaker nnd Miss Louise Wana
mnker, have returned td their home
after spending part of the summer at
their camp In New Hampshire.
Engaged
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MISS MAHTHA DOIHJSON
BAKKU
Miss Itahcr's engagement te Mr.
nenjnmln Olyde Urlggs, of St.
Paul, .Minn., Is announced today
by lier mother, Mrs. Leuis C.
Bnlier. of Bain
J. Hyndmnn wilt perform the ceremony
nnd will be nsslsted by the Rew Jehn
Harvey Lee. pastor of the church.
Miss Fry will 1ms attended by her sis
ter Mies Sara Fry. na maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Heward
II Dlirman, of San Francisce, Calif. :
Mrs Jeseph Zlmmermnn. Jr.. and Mrs.
J. Wllllem Rabe, of Akren, O. : Miss
Cecilia M. Kelly. of Lewes, Il. ; Mrs.
Bnrten G. Levin, of Merlen, and Mrs.
Alfred P. Hlnckle. of this city. Mr.
James L. Hlnes will be best man
nnd the ushers will Include Mr. .Tudson
K. Vegdes. Jr.. Mr. Alfred P. Hlnckle,
Mr. David B. Martin, Mr. Albert Odgers,
Mr. C. Wlllard Moero nnd Mr. Harry
M. Freeman. A reception will be given
after the ceremony at the Oormantewn
Cricket Club.
Mrs. Meredith F. Jenes, of 381 Oewcn
avenue, Is at the Ambassador, Atlantic
City.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs, David Mandcl, Jr., of
3218 Diamond strent, nnneunce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Helen
R. Mandet, te Mr. Delph L. Levy.
Mr. N. Resenau haa removed from
2253 North Thirty-third street te the
Belle Claire Apartments, Fortieth and
Parkslde avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Freeman, of
1822 North Natrona street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Anna V. Freeman, te Mr. Herman E.
Jacoby, of this city.
Mr and Mrs Leuis Sickles nnd their
family, of 3220 Diamond strect. have
returncd from Atlantic City, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Perry Frankcl and Miss Ma. Ma.
thllde Frankel. of 1925 North Thirty
third street, have taken apartments at
the Lerraine, Bread street and Fair
mount avenue.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dalnlmcr, of
2416 North Bread street, and Dr. and
Mrs. B. Heller are en an automobile
trip through New Yerk State.
Miss Janet Masen, of Thirteenth and
Jeffersen streets, will entertain mem
bers of her card club at her home en
Tuesday afternoon next.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacob, of 2347
North Park avenue, formerly of 135
West Susquehanna avenue, will cele
brate their f ftletli wedding anniversary
en October 10 at the Mercantile Club.
Bread and Master streets, from 8 te 11
o'clock,
Mrs. Miriam K. Arneld, of 120S
North Bread street, hns returned frenr
a stay at Lake Placid, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Emit Sellg have re'
turned te their apartment nt the Majes
tic after spending some time at Atlan
tla City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Oorchev, of
3732 North Eighteenth street, nnneunce
the betrothal of their daughter. Miss
Edith Gorchev, te Mr. William Resen,
of this city.
Mrs. J. Morten, of North Sixteenth
utrt l th guest of Mrs. P. Fltsger
nld, of Pittsburgh, for n few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinrles 7.. De Yeung,
of 1943 North Park avenue, have re
turned from Atlnntlc City, where they
spent the summer.
Mra. Harry Lynaen nnd her son, of
New YeTk, are the guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. Fllegelman, of 1735 Montgom
ery avenue.
Mrs. A. Flelsher and Mr. and Mrs.
I, Albert Llverlght and their family,
of 2030 Spring (larden street, have re
turned from their summer home in
Vcntner.
Mr. and Mrs. Simen II. Kecster, of
Sharen, Pa,, who have been spending
several weeks In Atlantic City, nre new
the guests of Mrs. K. Hnssler, 22G1
North Twenty-first street, for a short
stay.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
-T.1ie-.t,mber', of st- Menica's C. C,
of 1727 nitner street will entertain nt
an Infermil dance this evening. Among
these en the committee nre Mr. Fred
l)i f r",ren., Mr. William MacDer MacDer
niett, Mr. Francis Yager. Mr. Harry
Yenger, Mr. William Dean,' Mr. JwS
Ick Gress nnd Mr. Michael Hegan.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Jeseph Israel will entertain nt
dv "LV?, De"0VfS,ratfM l en IStuS
Junier Aides who are te aasHt nt the
mothers and daughters" table at the
fair and market day for the benefit of
f,iIUi,'f Xl Convalescents at Darby,
te be held October 7 and 8.
Among these who will be nt the tea
are Miss Elizabeth Bryan, Mis, Peggy
Brady, Mles Margaret Matthews, Mis,
Miss Madeleine- Olynn. Miss Helen Cro Cre
nln. Miss Hannah Rlerdan, Miss Marie
Louise Tracy, Mrs J. E, Cashman. Mrs
r0rWCM.W,'yff.lJ.n' JIr8v;, Ilebcrt e Pe7:
ter, MIb Kitty Sehlater, Miss Ruth
u. ' Callahan Mies Jesephine Strain.
Miss Elennore Gallagher and Mrs. Frank
Tebaldt.
vnt SPd. Mr8- Mer.r,s Pes. of 1741
V. ?.ty"s5n(1 "trMt. and Mr. and
Mrs. McCoy have returned te their
nemes after a meter trip te Atlantic
Friends of Mr. Ferdinand Caballero
will be glad te knew that he is con
valescing from a recent attack of Illness
at his home, 6130 Locust street.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Norten have
returned from their wedding trip nnd
are preparing te leave for Yonkers, N
M;.wre, they?fIU, moke tI,9lr home.
xtf' T,rt0P w1" b0 remombered as
Miss F. Mabel Robertsen, of 430 Seuth
Ferty-flflh street
..Jfr. and Mrs. Hllllard A. Smith, of
?117 Ii5,nt street, will clese their cot
tage at Ocean City this week and return
te their home.
iMn,;...Ilebcrt Parker, of 235 Seuth
Flftytthtrd street, haa returned te her
home after n visit te her sen-ln-lnw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Shaw, of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Shaw nas
a June bride.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. J. Heward Reber have
relumed te thelr home in Ridley Park,
from Ellzabethtewn. In the Adtrendacks,
where they have occupied their sum
mer home since June.
Mrs. Harry Breaghail Pepler,, who
.23 en ..F'61 e' her parents. Mr.
hnm.MK- y11,'""1 .B- McIntyVe. nt their
r,mjn ,MeXIan for "em weeks, has
returned te Terente, Canada.
e rT: -n,d,,M.I, Themas W. Barnhlll,
2nHDITXr.'h Ulli' ale "Pending the week
mn,LChambr,,burK' Pa- where they
ITv nfJ?i,a (8W aye nRO- nccempanled
,y,ih, r daughter. Miss Marguerite
HalT a 8tUaent at Pcnn
rhM.r;.ml J5r"l Samuel Edgar Clyde, of
SnHnS: cnlertalned at dinner nt the
even?n Country Club en Friday
Recently Married
Mnfi. HAYMOND E. COWAKI)
Who before her marriage last Sat
urday afternoon was Miss Hannah
V. Ven Alien, (laughter of Mr. anil
Mrs. Harvey W. Vnn Attcn, of
this city
Worthlneton Lake
A pretty wedding took place en Wed
nesday evenlt.it at 7s30 o'clock In the
Centenary Methcdist Episcopal Church,
rrty.flrst and Spring Garden streets,
when Miss U KMherlne Lnke, of 620
North Forty-eighth street, was given In
mnrHage by her father, Mr. James M.
Lnke, te- Mr. Jeseph O. Worthlngten, of
747 North Thirty-ninth street. The
Rev. Frank Andrus, pastor of the
church, officiated at the ceremony, after
which n reception followed at the home
of the bride's parents. .
The bride was attended by Mrs. N.
F. Feffecker ns matron of honor, and
the brldemalds Included Miss Inez Lnke.
a sister: Miss Mary Lake, a cousin of
the bride j Mlas Lilly Hagy, Miss Mary
Palmer, Mies Alice Addle and Miss
Myrtle Dickinsen, of Chesapeake City.
Md. Mlwi Dorethy Lake, a small sister
of the bride, acted b flower girl, and
Master William Lake, a small brother of
the bride, acted as ring bearer.
Mr. Rayburn Lake wad nest man and
the ushers Included Mr. Jehn Nugunt,
JANE J. C. MIMXrt
CONSERVATOIRE of DANCES
rlUTATK TtTOItINO
nallreem. Fithetlc, Inlfrpretlte and llsllet
"The Wslk Anion"
Children's Clasc -" 1M1
102S CIIF.STNCT HT. WAI.NUT OUT
YARDLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ernest, of Col Cel Col
llngsweod, were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Nerman Ress.
Mrs Jehn Sutphln. of Merris Heights,
entertained at bridge en Saturday aft
ernoon. The Rev. and Mrs. Themas A. Mery
weathcr are receiving congratulations
en the birth of a son, Themas Arthur
Mcrywcather. 3d, en Sunday.
The first meeting of the Bridge Club
was held en Monday afternoon nt
Fairfield Terrace. the home of Mrs. J.
Augustus Cadwnllnder.
NORRISTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Rubin, of 620
Swede street, have announced the en
gagement of their niece, Miss Rese
Stemple, te Mr, Jacob Geldberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Geldberg, of 511
Barbndees street.
Mr. nndlMrs. Jeseph S. Ycakcl. of 1031
West Marshall street, entertained at i
a dinner In celebration of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Brown, of C43
Buttonwood street, were the guests of
honor at a ' surprise miscellaneous
shower given by the Teung People's Al
liance of the Bethany Evangelical
Church, of whteh Mr. and MrB Brown
are members. Mrs Brown, befere her
recent marriage, was Miss Sarah Lare.
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A Tempting Tasty Treat
Baby
Norway
Mackerel
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At all our Stores
iiMnwircnni
DANCE
AT THE
COLUMBIA DANCING ACADEMY
38th and Market Streets
JAZZY ORCHESTRA WONDERFUL FLOOR
NEW IDEAS AT ON OLD RTAND
GENTLEMEN, SO CUNTS, LADIES, 40 CENTS, INCLUDING WAR TAX
AND WAnDROHE
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GERMANTOWN
The marriage of Miss Helen Bnrr
Fry, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Abraham
Harvey Fry, of 418 West Hertter street,
and Mr. Harry Dletsch, Jr., en of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Harry Dletsch. of this city,
will take place en Tuesday, October 11.
at 0:30 o'clock In the Second Presbyte
rian Church, Germantown. Dr. Matthew
KNITTING WOOLS
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100 Samples Upen Request
Daily Parcel Pest Service
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We Feature Saturday
Misses' Apparel
EXCEPTIONAL FOR THEIR STYLE,
WORKMANSHIP AND VALUE
DRESSES at 39.50
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and design, with all the newest trimming effects se tastefully added
this season.
SUITS at 59.50
Smart Taillcurs, comprising an unusual collection of cleverly fash'
iened blouse and silhouette effects, plain or richly trimmed with fur
and developed in all the beautiful new fabrics.
COATS at 75.00
Misses' Coats of our own design made of the very best and most
fashionable fabrics of the season, trimmed with fur te suit the most
fastidious miss. Linings of extraordinarily fine quality.
H'e Specialize in Gowns and Coats that Slenderize the larger women
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Arranged for Tomorrow
An Extraordinary Sale
MISSES' FUR-TRIMMED SUITS
, 50-00
Actual Values are 85.00 and 95.00
An exceptional offer of Misses' Suits developed of high-quality fabrics, enriched
with luxurious Fur Cellars and distinguished by fine tailoring. This Event is remark
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ONE HUNDRED SUITS DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS
DEMI-TAILLEUR
FABRICS: Mechatex and Duvet
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SPORTS AND TROTTEUR
FURS:
COLORS:
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Wolf
Navy, Malay, Volnay,
Sorrento, Tortoise
Shell and Black.
FABRICS:
FURS:
COLORS:
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Tw et'ds.
Raccoon, Wolf. Au
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Brown and Tan; Rust
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Four Medels in youthful styles- Fingertip length
Coats with large convertible Cellars or waistline revere
Cellars of Fine Furs.
Sizes 14161820
Special
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Lustrous Belivia Finish
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Featuring t h e slip-en armhelc
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Special
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Twe Rcdingelc Medels
45-00
Developed of exceptionally fine
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one of which features the Mat silk
braid and braid binding in black, and
the ether the novelty colored braid.
FOURTH FLOOR
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Mr. J. rtffrgens, Mr, Claude Lake nnd
Mr. C. Vernen Lake.
After nn extensive wedding; trip Mr.
nnd Mm. WorthhiRtea vlll Hve nt 2522
Houth Kdgewoed Mreet, wlirre they will
be nt home after November 1.
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Cast Includes Ixiw Ccxly & Chin. TUchman
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ON BROADWAY, N. Y.
ALL NEW YORK SAW IT
ALL PHILADELPHIA
WILL SEE IT
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
CONTINUOUS
11 A. M. TO 11 P. M.
DAILY, 35c & 50c
EVENINGS, 50c & 75c
PAI API? 12U MARKET RTKEET
I Lit,La je A M te 11 P. M.
Pleturliatlen of Well-Known Piny
"Experience"
Featuring mCHARD UARTIIEI.MESS
ART AIM A CHESTNUT Uel. 10TH
mLrtUiA 10 A. M. te 11.13 P.M.
BERT LYTELL ;n
VIPTORIA MARKET AD. OTH
T 1V t Vllrt e A. M. te 11-15 P. M.
DUSTIN FARNUM "PIRAI.L
LAW
fAPITHI 724 MARKET STREET
VrVl 1 1 J3a Cenntance Tftlraadgre In
"MAMMA'H ATFAIR"
RFT.FNT MARKET ST. Del. 17TH
iiUill 1 -THE PRINCESS
OF NEW YORK"
TTTORF MARKET AT JUNirEU
ULiUDEl CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE 11 te 11
'The Bullet-Proof Lady"
Bryn Mawr Herse Shew
AT
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
TOPAT AND TOIirORHOW
MORNINGS AND AFTERNOONS
in A. M AND 2 P M. DAILY
Ticket. flOe and 11.09. On 8nfl
At Heppe-i. HIT Chenlnut St . and, lwx
efTlce en irreunda
Amerlca'i) rret wenlrful show horses In
rlanlc events.
GRAND OPENING
A MBASSADOO
Tl Italtlmnre Ar. nt Rfltli s A V
Raltltnnre Ate. nt Aftfl. u
Direction Fred D. unci M. E. Telt
Matinee Tomorrow
Klrt 1'hlludelphlH Prearntnlleu ,yt
THE BLOT
With CLAIRE WINDSOR
METROPOLITAN OPERA III! INK
RECITAL I1Y .MME.
Schumann -Heink
Monday Evg., Oct. 10th
Atlip'eea Lnfmette Pout 'Jrt4 Amer '. ..clen
Tickets Tfic Jl '.0 2 0n $2 no Jan"
ilnrluJInn tftx) O..I 1 Hmanna 1IM
i-hestntit st nnd Metrepulitan Hui uffl -Mail
orders new
J r'red Zlnunenn.in A hen m. aires
M V J-AYLUR aenpr.il Mnar
ORPHEUM arinntewn & Chelten
ORPHEUM PLAYERS'"
I" llit" IT,J.N AND THi: RU jJE '
Keystone " 'J1 .tJfWlr0 t e
MAE DESMOND R
"THE LOVE OF SU SHONO"
Popular f rices:
I'venlnen
Mfltlneen
Rc te Jl OO
lli- te Rf)f
ROSELAND ;,",!!"a.
DANTINO TONUillT
ADMISSION- 23e
ADELPHI
THE TRIUMPH OF PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Casine JINGLE jingle J .
yUOllIU Wlthsierre te v,ai I
DUMONTS lijJ aiuh-ev. s.ia ;
MiifH M,in UI cr. ii w '
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
8(tlri- ATI NT( TITY PAUHANT
Oven Baked Beans !
H In Individual Pets, 10c J
fa fe " i
Kg You'll never knew hew 3 f.
g geed Baked Beam can 3$
t?R oe umu you try our. 3-
f5l '0
$& 24 Rtitauran($ &?
WSMSl ttntrally lecattd. 4? -wV
rfeRf&ffIIlO!u I
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Mat. Tomer. JX $2.00
Seats NOW .Srlllnic B W'etUn Alirnil
'SSKIQillSJERT Last 2 Eve'
nA77EBPIEC6
X iK- S COMECry
Last Mat. Tomer. $2.00
.Vk seatsnew selling
n PAT V MARION,-.
IM THE. MUSICAL COMtW 3tNSATWk
IMF. BIRDS"
t ELIZABETH MURRJU
AND A CAVr OF EXCEPTIONAL tVXtUtKCI
and the Stunning Futurltr Dflmtnnte
C herufl
Q(g LAST 2 EVES.
iPvyTS)
v-FL henry w SAVAqe ewr
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PLAYING A
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Last Mat. Tomer. " $2.00
BEG. MON., OCT. 3
SEATS NOW SELLING
mm urn
rRtSrl FROM A YtARS TRIUMPH AT
THEMAXINE ELLIOTT THEATRE. N.Y.
STTnKTKE '""
ViUIUT-tflr'"V,'8O0
FAREWZILWEZK
Of OLIVLR MOR03CO5 GREAT
VpjKlaakKk. MtlOtr DRAMA
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5UCCL33
SEE. IT
before;
IT GOE.S
TO NtVO YORK
MEXT llSMrSEffl NOW
M HAYS DLLIGHTfUL COME.0Y
with PETER. HEGCE
I YtAR IN LONDON 1 YEAR IN NIV Wt
I'hl mleiphla Teremust Theatres
FO kKh" ST "laTS AT 8 :15
r Vyi.XX.l-.iJ X rep Mat Tomorrow
A. L. ERLANGER'S
TWO LITTLE
GIRLS IN BLUE
Every One Is Singing
'OH Mi: OH MY, OH. YOl""
DOLI1 and -WHO'S WHO
WITH YOl'?--
PRICESt All Nights, 50c te $2.50
A I.I MATINI3KS. sec TO fi
SPATS SKI I.INO KOU NEXT WEEK
Dpn A n - winks only Kves, B:3
Ll.JfU fop Mat Tomorrow,2:30
CHAllLr DILLINGHAM f resent
ALLAN POLLOCK
In the Lend m IlramatJc Sensation
A Bill of Divorcement
f f emenr tlane. StRRed hy Jli) Den
'"' "e'ltnit fer the Iia' Week
GARRICK D,rrrMBASvii
THE FILM SENSATION I
mpthe eKK-nna
LAST
WEEKS
I Of THE APOCALYPSE
A Rex Ingram Production
i H V ! -' TS HI Sl-HVKD
A I- ML II IS r,(l0 lu Jj
All Mats., 50c te $1.50
"- ''" ' ' the lst Week
fjy fiffj, rXtfir & gfm
M3.M:M8i,TH
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Excluiively Vaudeville's Beit'l
M' IIWT
GERTRUDE HOFFMANN
EMMA CARUS
RUTH BUDD
MILLER & MACK
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llt Siirr.iunilliirf Slinw '
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
Tl.",Vsi,ll;,a
Desirable scats in lower part of house
still available for SAT. EVE
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