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She Sees Mrs. Arthur
She Tells of Her
-rj CERTAIN!? was tee bad Hint it
1 rained enrly en Hnturdny, when there
ta te much coins en. Tliore were the
rtccs nt the Whltcmnridi Huntingdon
Valley Club, nnd there vv'ns the Wil
liam Harts' tea for Eleaner Hart, one
f tbe very splfficst of the debutantes
of this year, you knew. And then there
i the Stetenburyft' beunewnrmlng at
their place, "Wliltemarflh Hall.
At thin time of year it nlwaya helps
an affir when guestR can go out of
deem into the garden and creunds. nnd
hn it rains overythitiR linn te be
concentrated Innldc, and It'K ant te be n
bit stuffy, hut fortunately It cleared off
Hewerer, Eleaner's ten wai delight
ful and nhe Is bh nttrnctlvc ns can be.
She is vcrv geed looking. b"lng rather
tall, and. Imvlnff chestnut brown hair
and hazel eyes. She is graceful nnd
TlTfteieus, nnil dresses in very goon
taite. Mrs. Hart, who was Miss Anna
Fisher, looked linndsemc in her gown
of cray crepe de chine, which Milted
her te perfection. 8he is tall nnd fair,
teu knew, nnd has blue eyes. Eleaner
were a lovely frock of peadi-colered
chiffon, nnd carried Sunset roses, which,
at you knew, have Jufct Mint peach-blew
Eleaner Hnrt is the niece of Dr.
Charles Hnrt. Mr. Harry Mnybin Hnrt
j Ml., Mniilln Hurl. She was n
impll at Rprlngslde Scheel. In Ches-tnut
Hill, and has always impressed me as n
most' talented, attractive girl. I re
member her in a French piny I saw urn.
there once, and she was splendid.
There were about ten ether debu
tantes receiving ut the tea and the
flowers I really believe tOie had mere
than 200 bouquets. It was simply
marvelous. Her purenls nnd Dr. Hart
will give a ball for her in December,
and there are te be lets of ether enter
tainments In her honor
THE ether day when I stumbled upon
a copy of Amery Hnre Cook's
poems. I felt that it was almost crimi
nal that mere is net held about her
and her exquisite work. She's the sort
of Joyce Kilmer kind of poetess makes
poetry out 'of the ordinary every-dny
things and puts her thoughts Inte the
most charming language. And te think
she is one of 1'hlladelphla's very own !
I 6aw her last week at n elub meet
lnr, and Has charmed with her appear
ance. She is exceedingly tall, and her
small, well-shaped bead is topped with
an aureole of golden hnlr. Hhe Is the
daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Hebnrt Hnre
and the wife of Commander Cook, of
tha United Htntes Navy, you knew.
She was wearing an all-gray costume,
the long lines of wlilch just suited her
slender but statuesque figure. The dress
was made of n soft woolen mnterial In
a platinum grny, cut with a square neck
and elbow sleeves, nnd It wni made
lenj-walsted where the skirt was
joined with thebe fascinating, outstand
ing little pjents nt the sides. The back
and front had no waist line, save for
that denoted by a narrow leather belt.
A little bit of wool embroidery, just a
mcre tracery, appeared here and there
en the waist. Her hat was n medium
died enr, with an upturned brim of
chinchilla fur and a crown of the same
material ns the frock. A gray fox
neckpiece nnd stockings nnd slip
pers of gray suede completed the pic
ture, for she w'ns really a "study.'' it
was all se artistic. Mrs. Cook writes
the dearest pecma of the "heart and
mind," and she reads them with se
much charm. When I was looking at
her I wondered whnt words she had
thought when she chose that exquisite
get-up, for she told me one time that
words alay brought coleis te her
mind.
She js bringing out a new book in
this country nnd England in a few
months, nnd it Is te contain a series of
poems about little homely chores, nnd
Amery says she known hew te de all
the things she writes of herself. It's
te be called "Swept Hearths."
Her first .book was called "Tossed
Coins," and I must tell ynu u scream
ing story connected with that. A
woman I knew was talking te another,
and told her clic must get "Tossed
Coins j thnt it wn quite wonderful,
-lae ether woman hesitated n moment,
and then said she hesitated te have it
in her house, for fear the boys might
warn the intricacies of "African Gelf"
or the new "put nnd Take." Hclieve
me, that lady was "bulking up the
wrong tree ' in thnt case. "Tossed
Coins Is beautiful, Inspiring nnd has
much that is deep down in the soul and
nwrt. I nm proud te knew any one
ijiie has such a beautiful mind. Mrs.
cook has several darling children nnd
is a most attractive woman. Her mother
was .Miss Itebe l'emberten, and she is
' v 8fS?.Vj3d,,,,hter of "'e late Mr. and
Airs. Clifferd Pembcrten, of this citv.
NANCY WYNNE.
, SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
f.SJL8'!, Vlrff,nla ,le Meral Smith, ,lebu.
Deiirhn,RnUBl,,uer ,.f Mr' aml M,s' Arhl"
S. m 111. of Spring Valley.
wnewoeJ win ,, tha rucsU of honor
nil. .-. tre I'aity nm! supper at the
J"fi!"" te '"? Blve" '' " lwn
aSd tt' vcnlnp, Nevemlw 28. Mr
PWiHv 8m,h ,per'alnef nt illmier en
ter mi "" ' honor of their (IhubIi (IhubIi (IhubIi
ione? nl "iV1 wl" nlye ll0 tll(' KUP't of
nlni? vl a ,'"""' "" Wertncsdnv eve
Wtffiam 7 n,,er whleh Mr' n'" -Mrs.
.Tat l1i7ftU,er rtehl"nnte wilt be Miss
of u-Pni " c,(,erK0 Helt Straw bridge,
Walk- r:1Pt"",r.f'',I,n''1' wl" "i" he feri
yKjl'4. te secVty nt a lunch-
nts uu'B if ,,,lnn''ri' wl"' her p.ir p.ir
Yerk. K'V0 '" tllls c"-v "d. New
Hee K11 ,'! w"hur, of Old Stene
f0rT,inLPnv,dH- has !S!,Ul(1 Invitations
dfcv riL m hoe.n n,1 h,'r nei,1P "' Thurs
H 'HI er, L0- ln 1,0"or "f Miss Mar
and Vr,r,";",utmUe ddiiuhter of Mr
for. f8,nrh .".l,,,,us w M1v'-. f "el
StarV .ui?vds' n,,ul Ml" 's,lrnI r-n
Mrs i, lut'lnt, dnuKhter of Mr ami
"" James Starr, of Ueimantewn
andlMr:VMJ',,,, l'eew- daughter of Mr
boreull, tWll'lani , I-eew. of West
Mrtnrii. ' '! w'" nrrlve ,1,e lHlt,,r
Anl j, eir Zv$ "' 1)0 ,u' " "f Miss
M?i jh",wb.!;ldfre' dauBhter of Mr nnd
. Br," ILwnWbr'dgC' nt Mcadow
er'e? r?r r,r,,d A- 'irnluin. dauBh-
maii'v ,7 ., h.pr,uce Htrpr'. "Ill he for fer
nta ni1 fqs.entei1 ,0 !"",'ct' '' her par
Ur nni',,ca ''," Monday. .November 31
en i k?i7i,m rH 0r.a'in will kH a dunce
" rriday evmlng, Octebir 28.
M?!lr.n,iAA,.ln s"Pln Yurnnll. daughter of
enteenih n,r1' ,cil""" Ynmull. of Ser
ekKs!1'1 II'-,iiBt MiectH and Cruni
Mr n,Vul',1,i 'Jeu. whose iimirlnnfe te
'nahh? , X,.1, ly"1 '-'"teitnlii her brldes
Thi i..i.1 ,l J'"iier tomorrow cvcnlnc
r no .,,?. "'""HI Include Miss I.or I.er
Ml. Jit,"n',.MI" Virginia IlccUwher.
WtnstenT ', Vlrr 'Tr' MM!' "erlrude
Ke"bJ V "f ""rrlsbuiK; MIkh fiunelln
neMa im! l5?"H,lvlll'. Tenn , Miss Cor Cer
miy ic," ,sl,lner. of New Yerk. Miss
WH it en,Vd- ' . Ak"1's Yurnnll. who
ArthSf ."1," ,V.i,1,, "r ,10er- '"'d Mrs.
' lnat,0Ir.nl!f 'i,e be1'1' Jr' wh0 w'"
,e?Jfc.ftnl Mrs, William nnl!Pr Wh.l.n
' t,wiw?1ve,5tl!l,l.."n apuittnent for
. t'vn tney will occupy en November 1
nnrrr dcvydTeT"
William Harts' Tcaat Ambler
Cook at a Club Meeting.
Neiv Boek of Poems
Mrs. Whelen's mether, Mrs. Wlnfletd
hcett Artcr, will spend the winter with
her ether daughter, Mrs. Celeman Peace
urewn, at Itoscemmon, her place In
Deven.
Mm nrncst Hazard, of Santa Har
bara, Calif., will nrrlve this week te
??.?."." ft fertnlKht as the guest of Mrs.
William Uellu du Pent, nt Crcstlen, Ard Ard
mere. Mr. and Mrs. Ch -les Dlffenderfer, of
Ardmere, have Isst 1 Invitations for a
dance en Wcdnesi ay evening, Decem
ber 28, at the Merlen Cricket riub, In
honor of their daughter, Mls3 Virginia
Dlffenderfer,
An autumn wedding of social Interest
will he solemnized en Wednesday eve
ning. November 21. In St. Pnul'n Episco
pal Church. Overbroel:, when Miss Mnr.
jtnret 13. Curtis, daURhtei- of Mr. and
Mr. Hany I-'. Curtis, will become the
brlde of Mr. Uey Tayler Uoekmyer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kdwlti A. Uoekmyer. of
City Line and Rnynhatn ncnue. Over
brook. A reception will fellow nt the
home of the bride's parents, 5870 Drexcl
rend, Ovcrbtoek.
Mr. Voorhees Drayten, of Prospect
avenue, Melrose Park, has taken an
apartment at the Longacre for the win
ter which she expects te occupy obeut
November 1. Mrs. Drayten's daughters.
Mis Nancy Drayten nnd MIha Pheebe
Drayten, have gene te Flnsbury. Conn.,
where they are students nt the Ethel
WUIUUI! OtllUUI. I
Mrs Virginia Kemble TuckeAis spnd-'
Ing th winter with h-r mother Mrs '
Isaac Kemblc, nt tha nitz-Cnrlten.
Arisi Margaretta A. Sharnless, daugh
ter of M. and Mrs. T. IVIIaen Sharp
leja, of 10 Knst Chestnut avenue.'
Chestnut Hill, who has been spending i
several ueeVn nn n mnxi. in t-..M.iMM
as returned te her home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur TV. Sewnll, who
have been apendlng the summer at
Donemar, their place at Jaffrey, N. If.,
will return te their home, 1311 Spruce
autui, en uciouer .. t
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurtsl
and their family, who are spending the j
autumn nt their place. Clnrksen and1
TVlster streets, rSermantewn. will re-'
turn early In November te their home.,
926 Spruce street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Ventmnn and '
thelr famll. who are eccupjIiir their
new home at CheMnut Itlll nines their,
return from Europe, will net open their
town house. 1I1R Spruce street: until ,
December. Their daughter, Mils Jane
Bell Teatman, linn left for Hrti Mawr
i-enee. w-nere sue is a student
Mr. and Mm Tlienrlnr .AMn.. .
Sixty-third street, Oerbroek, and their
son, Mr. Rebert Ketterer, have closed
their cottage at Vontner, where thev
spent the summer, and have returned
te their home.
Mr and Mrs Jeseph Dicksen Kdsen.
who are spending a fortnight at Het
Springs, Vh., will return nbeut October
15, when they will occupy their home
en Wlssahlcken avenue, Oermantewn.
Mrs. Edsen was Mlsa Julia DeLacey
Heck, daughter of Mr and Mre. Charles
W. Beck. Jr.. of Wyncote, before her
marriage a short time age.
Mrs. J. Farnum Helt has returned
from Europe. Miss Lucle Helt will
spend the winter In Parle.
Mlrs Anna Christine TVlnzcr. of 1821
North Kiftv-eUth street, nnd Mr.
Jeshua F. Weeks, of 4722 Springfield
avenue, were married September 10 In
the Memerial Church of St. Paul, by
the Rev. Rebert Norwood. Mrs. Saleme
Armbruster was matron of honor.
The regular meeting of the IfatI
Country Club wns held at the home of
Mlus Margaret M. Farrell, S028 Aspen
street, en Thursday evening last, at
which time the club Initiated Miss
Margaret Loughery apd Mlsn Mary M.
Farrell, this closing the memhershlp.
The members In attendance were Miss
Rosalean Mellen. Miss Nera Mellen, Miss
Edna Mellen, Miss Pauline Mellen, Miss
Marie Shields. Mlsa Clalre Phillips, Miss
Marie Klliler. M i-s Menlcn Leeh'r M'ss
Jesephine Itlckert, Miss Helen Murphy
and Miss Emily Flnegan
BORNOT
Hew about your window and deer draperies? Fine
lace curtains and handsome, heavy portieres are equally
safe in our careful hands. The Bernot specialty is send
ing your fine curtains and hangings back te you, fresh and
ready for Fall use, unstretched, unfaded, beautifully reno
vated by our famous dry-cleaning process which does net
injure the finest fabric nor fade the most delicate color.
Our wagon will quickly respond te a postal or
phone call.
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replnr 000(1 nat igei
IMPORTERS, DKSIONKR8 AXD MAKF.RB OF TTO.VB.Vfl AKD
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Tuesday and Wednesday
150 Blouses
5
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One hundred and fifty bleuiea and overbleuaea in Bef8
ettc, crepe de chine, beaded and embroidered. Sonic
trimmed in contrasting shades, including the new
Autumn colors. Navy, black, Mohawk, Fingi, Yellow
stone, white and flesh.
New Shakerknit Sweaters
8.95
Introducing the new and very popular sport
and school wool sweaters in plain, V-neck or
Byren effect cellar. Included are all the college
shades, mainly old geld, cardinal, black, green,
maroon, navy, purple and white.
VI118T FLOOR
KriJ
EVENING PUBLIC
Married en Saturday
Photo bv the Phillips Htudlea
iTlUS. AKTIIL'K IEV
Mie before Iter marrlnge en .Satur
day In the Cnhnry I'rebjlcrian
Chiirrh was .TIIss Mary Kliralictli
Klllett, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
William .). Klllett, of .117 Seuth
Seventeenth street
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Jehn C. Perry and her daugh
ter. Miss Allce Custls Perry, have re
turned te their home, ABhboume read
nnd Spring avenue. Klklns Park, after
a summer spent In nnd through New
England Mlsn Hurrlet Chapman,
daughter of Mr and Mrs William II.
Chapman, Jr. of Lnwnten nenue, (ink
Lane, who spent the grenter part of
the summer with her grandfather. Mr
William H. Chapman, at his cottage In
Chelsea, Joined Mts. Perry during the
late summer. ,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Chnrles A Bench have
closed their cottage In Ventner. N. J.,
nnd have returned te their home, ITlklns
nnd Park avenues, Klklns Park Mrs.
Beach will be romembercd before her
marriage lust spring ns Mrs. Grosvcner
Trowbridge, of Buffalo.
Mrs. Helen Carrell Heed, of Oak
I.nne. will sail October 20 for Europe,
where she will enlist hi the services
of various kind of pest-war work and
reconstruction work for the rehabilita
tion of wnr dovaatntlen.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton P. Jiicksen. of
Onk Lane, have Just returned from an
extensive European trip.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Adelo McGrath. of .".312 North
Eighteenth street, entertained the mem
bers of her sewing circle nt her home
Inst evening. Among these present were
Mrs. II Dauphlnce. Mrs. D Ledge, Mlur
Bess Connover. Miss Lillian Nellle,
Miss Margaret McCnndless, Mrs B
Thompklnsen, Mrs .1. Hreadfleld, Mrs
V. Clark. Mrs. M. Fergusen nnd Mrs.
O. Tlmmens
Mr. and Mrs. P. Murgell. of 1322
Glrard avenue, have been cntertnlnlng
as their guest for the last week Mrs.
Rose Oartman, of Iondeu. England,
who has been visiting friends In this
city and New Yerk. She will return
te Londen some time during Nex ember.
Mrs. Careline Levi, of the I-erraine,
is spending a week nt Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ely K Sellg have re
turned from Deal, N. J., te their upart
ments at the Majewtlc.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Ethel Khman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Khman. of 2216 Spruce
utreet. has issued Invitations for a
masquerade p.irty te be held at her
home en Wednesday evening. Among
the guests will be MIstk Anna Scott.
Mien Mildred Knox. Miss Anna Masen,
Miss Marguerite Jehnsen, Miss Gwen Gwen
eolyn Jenes. Miss Lillian Harris, Miss
Margaret Fleming. Mr. Rebert Lane.
Mr. Jehn Peltz. Miss Heward Kane, Mr.
Oeorge MacMullen. Mr. Ralph Glatz, Mr.
Elmer Mink and Mr. Walter Chappcl
Preparations are being made for the
annual dance te be given b the Jester
Club nt the Rlttenhouse Hetel en Octo
ber 22. Among the members are; Mr
Cleaners & Dyers
Branch Offices
1S35 Chestnnt 11.V4 N. Breml
12lh & Welnilt nreeil H hnjdi-r
"I Seuth s:
MTLLTN-EIIY
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREI-i
CHESTNUT
CORNER
TWELFTH
.95
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LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
Hareld F Dalslmrr, Mr. Curtis Brrtnker,
Mr. Hareld Ormsby, Mr. Manning C.
Cerrlgan, Mr. Philip A Wcldner. Mr.
F. A. Thompson, Mr, Warren Mehany,
Mr. Geerge J. Clemciits, Mr. Htewall II.
Tompkins, Mr. Warren J. Tneth, Mr.
c. f. Starr, Mr, Frederick A. Clements
and Mr. Themas Conaty.
Miss Frances M. Conaty, of 2533 Seuth
Cleveland avenue. Is spending a week
ns the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Villa Villa
pel, of New Yerk.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. nnd Mrs, Jeseph Glmpert, of 1812
North Twenty-eighth street, have re
turned from Atlantic City, where, they
spent the summer.
Miss Lenh L. Lelnweber wns given a
surprise party by Miss Gertrude Donl Denl
mlsky at her home, 3217 Susquchanun
avenue. Among these present were.
Miss Helen G, Kaplan, Miss Kvu Dublri
sky, Miss Rosalind Lnch, Mls Lillian
Wltlln. Miss Zena Wltlln. Miss Mabel
L. Berks. Miss Rose Flum, Miss Frances
Snyder, Miss Lenh Lclnwcber. Sir. II.
Kaplan, Mr. Solemon lclnwcber, Mr.
B Rubinstein, Mr. I. P. Slenlmsky. Mr.
II Geldhaer. Mr. A Drucker. Mr. S.
Snyder, Mr. Benjamin Miller. Mr, Wal
ter, G. Herwltz and Mr. A. Adlln.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gersen Dannenherg, of
1747 North Thirty-third street, have re
turned from n four months' trip abroad.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. Charles B. Conn, of 1S37 Dyre
street, entertained the members of her
600 Club at her home en Saturday
evening. Among these present were:
Mrs. Albert Barnnden. Mrs. J. TV. Con Con Cen
eor, Mrs. O. Scott, Mrs. E. Forstner,
Mlsa Marlen TVothersell, Mrs. M. Slack,
Mrs. Jehn Bill, Miss Ethel Ellis and
Mr?. E. Stokley.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nnt,h, of Foulk Foulk
red street, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son.
Mies Naemi TVIntera of Frankford
avenue nnd Orthodox street. Is enter
tnlnlng Miss Helen Sellers, of Wheeling,
TV. Va , ns her guest for ii few weekM.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Terry, of 4,131
Mulberry street, have cle'ed their cot
tage In Wlldwoed and have returned
home after a stay at several months.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S Maule, of
Chester avenue, celebrated their wedding
anniversary last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Celllnn Rogers nnd their
family, of East Main street, have re
turned after spending the summer nt
Ocean City, N. J. t
Miss Adele Busby entertained the
card club of which she Is a member nt
her home last week.
Mrs. Elredge P.. Jehnsen gave a
lunohcen en Wednesday te meet Mrs.
Elredge It. Johm.en, Ji., at her lrnmu In
East Multi street.
NORRISTOWN
The marriage of Miss Bessie Hurklns,
daughter of Mr and Mrs James Har
klns, of 23B Bast Oak street, and Mr
Themas Hill, of Olney, took place In
St Patrick's ( 'hutch en Wednesday,
October 6. The Rev. Francis L. C arr
officiated at ceremenv Mis i Mnrgnret
Hurklns. sister of the bride, attended her
na niald of honor The best man was
Mr Harry Nelliuuss, of Philadelphia.
The Rev Paul Heller Stredach. new
pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church,
and his family were given a reception
of welcome by the members of Trinity's
congregation. More thnn 400 were In
attendance.
, Master Harry Hannnway. of West
Marshall street, entertained fourteen of
his friends at a party at his home.
Geerge Allen, inc.
I 1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Nowadays it's Allen s Hats
I We Are Showing
CleverCepies of Paris Hats
1 a .The',nr,e Drtss Hats f Duvctyne or Velvet in the new
M Autumn shades. Every model original and different.
S $15.00 te $30.00
U
Our Own Importation of
Hair Ornaments
Metallic and Floral Hair Hands, $3.00 te $7.00.
ci ."ite3 for Even,l,S Uewns, in Fruit and Flower effects..
eiWt) te oy.eu.
Corsage Bouquets French Violets and Gardenias, 3Sc te ?3.
English Sports Weel Hosiery
Usual $3.00 Kind at $2.00 a Pair
rrrK,,7ran.,,ss: ffwr ., Tsrcfir
ulre exclusive novelty sperta stripes In unusual effects '
Fall Gloves Are New Ready
. i e'e fW ,'1 f,'-4" nssertnient of tlie famous Trtfeuw Trend, Kl.l
nn.l Sueile Olevfs. Kewties fabric rind Pned (SIivm : TVin-Uer Nert rut i
2Jm" f ",e "nPprtnl ."apfl i MCha leathers nml the tlteVt It
Scotch woolen spertH and -iKritliiu Clevep ' ' '
in tewnPendabl B,in0" ""'y 'U A1U"U Am' ,u prk'es le-s "'a" -v Mere
$5.00 Arabian Mecha Gloves, $3.00
n,,i7.C,.Uv!.ni r'?111?" ,ir, 5'eelia. ileve, whirl, n.-ans th .e,t frerv ii iv
tint Is ebta nabln frei-i an.v kind of Kleve- Tlifse .ire tal.. n ) Itn cur
regular stock a a ypetial for ti few jajs
New Fall Hand Bags at $.'i.()0
Htylc, isell inade .m-1 attractUely Une.l UeBul.ir l alu,i
Japanese Quilted Silk Vests, Sleeveless
at ,$2.00; With Leng: Sleeves, $3.50
Just the thins
for the i-hlllj days
4
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French Necklaces Ultra Smart, Very
Special at $2.50 te $3.50 Each
aS much! Werl(,nan8h"'' en,r? cSBP.Jihiy "Vc.t'5?,,:
Three Days Mere of the
Annual Autumn Sale
of Notions and Toilet Articles
A Few of tlw Many Specials
ta Jr?"" rrCm'U t,0,"Part Fa 1'ewlW. MRiiRl DOi- ,., fcpceml 3,v.
t'ety l.'Orlgaii Fretieh nicn eclcr nil Min.len, n0e box tav 'le
mlrrWir".;?.0 HlZ" (emvun Vac" r.'h.Ui 'il.l 1'i.h
Jnliiituii A. .lohtihen Hrd ("renii Itnbj Talcum lnr: ti t. t.
Ilegrr (.allel Krench VleIett Tiilctmi ",!', ,nx I
JiJerU or Anirm Kreneh T.ik-uni PewiIit. S4n t.ix I.
I ii Air hmbiiiimn T.ilctmi, unually 7Dc BDccl.il tin.-i till' n-
Hind's lleiify nnil lmcmil Crfain, 3Sc bottle tnv "r
l'rliccce or re-innilent Teeth l'tiate, 35ci tn c '
jBienlrn OIhe Oil I'liHtlln Heap, very HPecinI 73n i ,! .., ...i...
38fI.c0 HU.l.rd or Uaby Cn.i.le1 SouitVletl'ulllly "elJalcs.
'futlcunt or Voedliurj'n Xi'aclai Senp, 10c cake.
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DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr and Mrs. James Ixird Rlgby, of
Media, have Issupd Invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Miss R.
Rence Rlgby, and Mr Kdward Kenney
Crethers, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel
Crethers, of Wnlllngferd, which will tnke
place en Saturday evenlng, October 29,
at tha Presbyterian church of Media.
Mra Ralph Stewart will entertain the
,member of her bridge club nt luncheon
at her home In Lansdewnn en Monday.
October 17 Among the guests will be
Mrs. William Borden, Mrs, Geerge TV.
Edmunds, Mrs. Rowland Cadwalladcr
Evans, Mrs Mnrcellus McDowell, Mrs
Raymond Parker Mrs. Kdward Reth,
Mm. Edward Reach, Mrs William
Reesch, Mrs. K. E Si-hujler, Mrs Wil
liam Van Dyke Smith. Mrs William
Trlnkle and Mrs. Jehn Wigglnn -
Mrs. H. P Leng, of Louisville, Ky .
Is the guest for a fortnight of her
bretber-ln-law and sister, Mr and Mrs.
Frank Stlckney, nt their home In DTexel
Hill, where she arrived en Friday te
attend the marriage of her niece. Miss
Kllen Stlckney, and Dr. Jesse Coffey,
which will take pUce en Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Kdward E. Chandler, who enter
tained Informally at brldge en Friday
afternoon at her home In Meylan, In
honor of her sister, Mrs Albert C. Hey.
of New Yerk, will give another small
party for Mrs Hey tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Hey Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
William S. Blnke.ley, of Chester, for u
fertn'ght,
Roae-Llpehutz Wedding
A pretty wedding took place lust eve
ning nt 6 o'clock In the Geld Rreni of
the Adelphla when Miss Reba Llpshutz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isnae Llp
shutz. of 3210 Montgomery avenue, was
married te Mr. Morten Rese. The cere
mony was performed by R.ibhl Mar
vin Nathan. The brlde worn u cewn of
kitten's ear crepe with a duchess lace veil
held In plnce with omnge blossom
She carried a slwwer leuquet of whl'e
roses, erchldH and llllns of the nllev
She was attended In Mrs. Heiijiitntn
Llpshutz, who were a costume of 1
inate red beaded chiffon, as matron of
honor, and the mild of honor was MKs
Malzle Sharp, who were a gown nf
Mame-colored chiffon The best man wns
Mr. Charles Rese, brother of the brlde.
Kreem. After the reception Mr and Mrs
Rose left en a trip te Niagara Falls and
Canada. They will live upon their it
turn at 3210 Montgomery avenue.
TO GIVE LATVIAN SONGS
Little-Heard Music Will Be Sung at
Meese Auditorium
I.ntvinn music will be Introduced t
Philadelphia tomorrow evening lit Hie
Moem Auditorium by Ada llencfeld.
soprano, mid Paul Snk, tenor. Imtli
nf Higa, and Latvian opera nrtist-i of
note.
The concert Is te be given under the
ntli-plce.s of the Philadelphia Committee
of "Amerlcn's Mnklng," nn ediicntinnnl
pageant te be held In New Yerk October
.! te November 11'.
The program will introduce an in,
pressive list of Latvian composers tc
which will be added a. number of Lith
uanian nnd Latvian folk songs. "Care
Neme," from "Klgolelte," will be
turned into her native tongue bj Miss
llencfeld.
Textile Men te Meet
The first nnnunl meeting of the Phil-
' adelphla Textile Men's Association will
I be bold tonight nt the Mnnufarturew
Club. Officers of the nrgnnlzntiuti,
i which was formed lat October, will be
, elected.
nlieiil
ilrrn IS te l
l'loer
mwi"iirMreiBii
OCTOBER 10, 1921
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Papc
Lnst week pep lerned hew te play
tennis and he gees out every tiny new
nnd plays It with Mr. .Tenes next deer,
nnd Inst nlte he was Miienklng nnd
thinking nbeut tennis nnd nm was lm lm
breiderlng Imbreiderv nnd I wns doing
my lcsvlns nnd wishing I wasnt, and
pep sed, There no use tnwklng. tennis
is the greatest gmne In the world, it
fills the old cerpus.sles with geed cleen
oxygen nnd makes you long winded
nnd nnrre walsted and lite footed and
JOO per cent efficient ln every wny.
It sounds very Intrlbtlng, hew de
yen play it? sed mn.
Well, I hardly think you could
understand the rules even If I lxplnlned
them, sed pep, and ma ted, T y net,
nrent they In the Ingllsh lnngwldge?
(,'ertcny, eny wtinln dent knew
mutch nbeut spenrts, sed pep.
Who sod they dent. 1 knew nil
nbeut bnsebnll. Including fowls nnd
everything. Is It enythlng like base
ball .' M-d mn, nnd pep rvd. Net In the
slightest, in the ferst place there are
generelly eny '2 plnyers nnd never
mere thnn -4, nnd mn sed. O, I knew
thnt, Ivc seen the game plnjcd menny
a time.
And yet jeu nsk me if its enythlng
like baseball. sed pep, nnd ma sed,
Well, .veu knew vvnt I incen. I meen
In u general wny. jest ns golf is like
crlcklt in n generel wny
O I see wat you meen, jeu meen Is
lJrl. f Oer-nanienn A J
I OHtVlVw s' it'nn'tn'" I
THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL
Levely Girls, Beautiful Girls
YOU'LL SEE THEM ALL
This Afternoon
AT THE Sl'tX'lAL
OPENING
of West Philadelphia's J.)n1inK Theatre
SPECIAL FEATURES. ENTIRE
CAST AND COMPANY OF A. L.
ERLANGER'S "TWO LITTLE
GIRLS IN BLUE," NOW PLAY
ING AT THE FORREST THEA
TRE, WILL OCCUPY THE
BOXES AT THE MONDAY
MATINEE.
Tonight at 7:35 Sharp
Jack Donahue, Frem the Ferrest
Theatre, Will Be Present.
IS' ADI-ITIOS TO
UT. Ill" Miin MM)AKI
ami srci.Kc i kii i'liiiTerr.AT
and MONROE SALISBURY
in "THE BARBARIAN"
CemplMn chance of pr igram Thurailav
WAHNINO Wat h out fr the Nixin Nixin
NeuK.Mev ' Vnn He' Inke jour
PI lure. If vnu rf in t wat-li rut
4t t.y Ureml & M ntjeniery
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THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL
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THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL
" l ' 0 ''-) -A"NSOAr .ST
Av W6U. ' " A 3" 4:' ,n u '' M
tttk vv,rVniinOTIIY nI.TON In
"BEHIND MASKS"
CO . . - . 1 1 iut St t,l I'.Oth
(LLACLLCWL ' :" "
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THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL
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-At the Endef the World"
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THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL
ft a ti ' iiirani ,
W"Te Please One Weman"!
Phll-I llphln M I r..m Kt Thetre
BROAD
T"i' I.AH rT.,
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IN THI ..KFATr-I , ,, TtX t ,., t ,
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V- I t'Ksl N-" 1 r VI i y s l nv AT
Till' in M MiMr.rt niKvinr y
A I N.ktin ".Or i . ; -e "I.i -.1, , , j.
GARRICK tonight;
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'i' 'iff l-iiuir if, i sH, ,
A. L. ERLANGER Prcacnts
1 lie S.- ,r & , n If i i . , , ,
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A. L. ERLANGER'S
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TWO LITTLE
RLS IN BLUE
PRK KS: Ml NiKlits. r0c te $2.;0
At I IT!Nh is T i . i
EVEN'G
awAUUtHILlfcSB
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9
MRS.
tennis like bnse ball in the fnmc wny
thnt n oyster Is like n mouth organ,
ped pep.
New Wlllyum. new veure Retting
seurcnstlc, sed ma, and pep sed. Net
tit nil, Jm ineerly specking te you In
your own lnngwldge, and mn wd,
Well slppesn you Ixplntie the rules te
me nnd Jest see If I can folio-them.
Oladly, some ether time, sed pep,
nnd ma sed, O Wlllyum, jest give me
a generel ldcer, nnd pep sed. Well, In
a generel wny tennis is like penntickle
jest ns cntfish nre like hewing machines.
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DirtErTKiN u:ii j. j. hihukkt
CHESTNUT ST- apl SH3.eu
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DAILY MAT AT 2 IS B KS 8 '
Ulrect from hi Tentury Promenade
Theatre New 'i erk. Cu. of 23
MORAN & WISER REVUE
( ItfT EdnnrrtM. FrrtnU lltirt. ( turenre
Hnrvfj-, Ann Twldlnun, Mujerlr C.irtllle,
dertrmle .Mndire, llrrnnnn nnil Nnnita una
llevr f Centnrr Theatre lleaiilles
HAL FORDE & Lieut. GITZ-RICE
l.n'e Htar -,t 7K SeMler
Heneduw Composer
Tien I.lnni Torine: Mnrle Hteildnnli
tlnjtiiu A Fnnlrt Olympla Deevnll & Ce,
"TIIK SONtl HIIOI'"
TAMEO KAJIYAMA
Fhuhert Nei Uventn
l'emihir I'rleen I Kicept
MATINKKS, 27e, B0e I Hnt. ft
KlK.MMiS, litr, .Vie, 7Rr. Rl llelldayn
Suliierlpllen lloeU Open for Season
lp.rrrtlnn
C IJiOT OF LAUGHTER AH0 HAPPINESS
R.oewEy s Bent
the nusCAL concey ssistra.v
lk'lkM:ll
Vik ELIZABETH MURRAY
a cast or cxccpreivAt. cxcj.teAc
4e v BEAUTIFUL DANCING CHOftUS
POP. MAT. WED. ?& $1.00
EVES AT 8 "JO
POPMATWE0!!."'t5O
THE. GREATEST OF LOVE STORIES
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OF "TL BA
'A RUDOy TALE STRANGELY StT
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GO-LUCKY
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JUA.NAG12JU3NT, JJVAKS AM) BALTUtt
9
JIAIIKET AT NINETEENTH
11 A M. TO 11 P. M.
Rupert Hughes' Darlnff Story
There arc dangerous
curves that every mar
ried couple must take.
What are they? Hew
can they be rounded
without a crash? Per
haps you think you
knew.
"Dangerous Curve
Ahead" shows them te
you cleverly, lightly, yet
with a deep insight into
human hearts.
Auther and director
worked for one year en
this picture. Together
they evolved the many
little touches that make
it se amazingly life-like.
This picture lives. It
is something refreshingly
new in the art of the
screen.
Added Teny Snrg's New
Carteen.
Grand Opera Festival, Sex
tette from "Lucia."
Stanley Orchestra and
Vecal Soloists.
STANTON
MMIICKT AND lfiTIt STREETS
Second Triumphant Week
WILLIAM
FOX'S
WONDER
PICTURE
THAT HAS
AROUSED
PHILADELPHIA
THE
PHOTOPLAY
VI ITHOl T
A PARALLEL
IV THE
HISTORY
OF MOTION
PICTURE
ENTERTAINMENT
Starts at 1 1 :30, 1 :30, 3 :30,
5:30, 7:30 and 9:30.
Prices Daily, 35c, 50c.
Evgs. & Saturday Mats., 50c,
75c.
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