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Nancy Wynne Telhief tM
Dr. HeivelltQ TdkePlqee.
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t WAS mtereBlcu le n" jyp. yw.
1 thnt Elizabeth Dcnns.'avhe lihe bfrijij
Urine in New Yerk lately witn j.er
mother la te be mnrrled tomorrow W
.ru...' rhiireh ever there. Yeu knewl
...i..i. u tliR ilnUKhtcr of the late
Jehn Sterling Deans, of Phecnlxvllltf,
j . .i.tP nf Eleaner Deans Adriatic?.
.1.- i,n, lived In New Yerk since hc.r
mnrriaee several years age.
uJm t the Presbyterian .Heltel In
New Yerk (that's where Eugenia Cflflr
MtTtoek her course, tee), and I baa al;
wnvs dene wertn-wmie uiiii. ""!
SJ5a moved ever from Thoenlxvllle te
be nenr ncr uve """"-""
Sl'KAKING of n New Yerk wedding,
I went te the WclshsDunlep-wcd-.
1in In St. Bartholemew's Church en
2, "iLi.,.. Knr wnn I. by anv means,
.A" niv Phllndelnhlnn there. Ther
wrre about Bcventyflve ethers, and 1$
was a most brilliant affair. .
-l..ntA tvnrn n ironrpeuB white flatin
i,-nMi,rnrl In npnrlH. tlie bedictf
being made of georgette crepe; nlsd'mestf
Plnberntely cmbreKicreu. n '.
Li.i. ,wn pnnnil neck and elbow
sleeve, and she were a gorgeous string.
of pearls nreunu ncr necn.
Her girdle was absolutely lovely. It
. .,! nt snmvs of erange blossemsi
and lier't'ralA .afrenUrlx.e resp point
lace, wane1 nej. 1' w,lB el' ,"""' uuu
licrjmlr wece arraggcVWnvn'por't'ef low-,
eoreiiotf'e.rfcct ahdythe vwhele- costdihe
was most. .tinyiifeiiY' .--......-
feature WBs.ier bquduet. w,htcV'was
composed of ftlie.pfltjit valWfltid tiny
nink rescbudH, which gavc-'nvlqycly glow
of color te the otherwise pure whltncas
of the costume.
Tlie bridesmaids .were gowns of -peach
and violet chiffon embroidered in geld,
end their hats were picture affairs of
purple tulle trimmed with sable fur. It
was tc meit plcturemiue affair. Mr. nnd
Mrs. rawftrd'iWclstn Jehn's parents,
will glv? a,tea'nci)t,jnenth In honor or
their daughtcr-ln-law.
I SAW Christine Cadwaladcr en
Cheitnut street the ether (lav. and
he certainly looked stunning. She is
Indeed a personality. She was wearing
one of these new capes of dark blue
, duvctyne trimmed with agnclla fur.
Her hat was a turbnn model of purple
velvet, with a geld tassel, which hung
ever the left side, a'nd yeti may imagfnc
hew attractive she looked with her
wonderful coloring nnd auburn hair
Bpilnst the purple of the hat.
Christine Is being given one party
after another. I only hope she will be
able te stand the strain. Fer you
knew she was HI last summer, had an
operation en her threat, If I remerabci
rightly, and was very weak from It for
several weeks. She was te have been a
bridesmaid for Sarah Penrose Van Pelt,
and had te glve up that" pleasure- be
cause of an attack of diphtheria which
left her threat In the condition which
necessitated the operation.
MOTHER had had te repreve Marie
Louise geveral times of late. Be
cause, while Marie Leu I se Is one of the
dearest little "somebedys" you. would
want te knew, she has grandmas nnd
aunts and uncles who just worship her,
and she hns been getting a tiny bit
spoiled, nnd of course, Mether cannot
allow that te go en.
After n serious conversation in tne
morning with Mether, following an out-.
hurst, she remarked te. utility In the
nfternoen, "Well, aunts, and grammas
nre all right, but eh. you mothers I"
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss Isabel Frnzer will be the guest
of' honor at a ball te be clven by her
brother-in-law find sister, air. and Mrs.
Graham Deugherty, of Cress Reads,
Wynoete, at the nellevuo-Stratferd en
Friday evening, January 27. Mr, and
Mrs. Dougherty will entertain at a dunce
this evening at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club In honor of Miss Frazer and Mr.
Dougherty's slater, Mlsa Gertrude I.
Deusherty. Miss Fraxer will be for
mally presented te society at a tea te
be given by Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Lewber
Welsh at their home, H22 Spruea street,
en Tuesday afternoon, November 16.
Mrs. Alfred Paul Merris, of Vllla Vllla
nevn, will entertain at dinner en Thurs
day evenlng, January 6, In honor of
her daughters. Miss Ottllle Merris nnd
Miss Prlscllla -Merris, a debutante this
year, befere the ball Mr. and Mrs. Jo Je
seph Lawry Frits, of Pelham Court.
Oermantewn, will give at the Bellevue
Stratford te formally present te society
their daughter, Mlsa Henrietta MaeVelgh
Fritr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pearce, of Ard Ard
meto, will entertaln at a dinner en
Monday evening. December 26, at the
MiTlen Cricket Club in honor of Mrs.
Pearce's daughter. Miss Leita Nelsen,
beferp the Junier Cinderella Danca at
the Merlen Cricket Club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Themas J. Dtelan, of
hfstnutweld Farm, Deven, have Issued
invitations for a luncheon en Sunday,
October .10, in honor of thelr son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mra C. Paul
Dem kU Mrs Denckla, before her mar
rWRe, was MIbs Sara B. Delan.
Mins Mary U Nixon, daughter of
Mr and Mrs, Heraco F. Nixon, of Red
i rest, Woodbury, who have leased Mr,
?n, !,rs, A,bert E. Kennedy's heuse,
J203 Walnut street, for the winter, will
leave today for a visit te New Haven,
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Orders
Se easy te Use
Tilly nvarvthlnir fop h
family at nnv uteni n;ou
. iTumr. uieimnir. rumi.
ture. Heuae Furnishings.
Jtwelry and General Mer.
cnaname, v&y at your '
convenience. IJaen nt It
fint here en Cheatnut
.-iir-si evir be years.
Tail. Tliene or IVrifti
c "tire a x-.r .
"H. VV H, V C.K. Inc.
1112 chestnut SI ?OTV
-tIjt- "iayL'UAi ,
Gowns of Advance Fashion
Exclusive Millinery
Paris Novelty Bags
ANNE L. DEVLIN, 139 S. 13th Street
Marriage of Miss Deans and
,k ; i.
ihN'eiv Yerk en Saturday.
6f-Interest ?. ' ' '
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Ai bv" MIBpat!Hhi .du.
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1'pAV. rtaikHitcr of, Mr! 'Wllliara
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prjWJImlilijMjn. ."Thoi" wVUrattcrid;
pryiimmi
i',ft",tTv, fceKlv4rilnt yalbeHlrfht. and,'
Sile football ifrmMbmbrreM I)s Nixon
aiiss ixeu
secJcty by
er'narcntn at n. tea'-at tlitlrilhome en'
FridaJr, norneon, JJNqVembr in
Among' 'the ladls who wlll! assist In
receiving this afternoon nt the te& which
MrB. Charles M. Phelps will glve at her
home, 13G, Seuth Eighteenth street, te
present hqr daughter, Miss Margnret A.
rhelpij will,-fee.' Mr. Geerge .D. Evans,
fv iqrrnniiy preseiuctt.
wrs. TenK if.HnAltucK, frs.' Leuis ii.
Ayrcsnn4 Mrs? Ifcnry Hi 3abCecl, of
Watertewn, NV. ' The debutaiitw who
will fttslstcln. receiving will Include- Miss
Elisabeth Austin, Miss Elzabeth U. Bat
tles. Mlsa Catharlne K. Smith. Miss
Sarah Legan Starr, Miss Elizabeth
Wayn, Miss PeHByU"VJE?rgusen Mlsa
Dougherty, Miss Elizabeth T. Pearson,
ai eg Mary u. Nixon, miss .Marian1 - tr.
Dtoneghue.l Miss HeleSv'V. MlChell,' Miss
Dorethy Lee, Miss Elian Whltmer, Miss
Margaret Plumcr, Miss Marlanne F.
Harris, Miss Emily Bedford and Miss
Margaret Hamilton. A dlnner for 'the
receiving party will fellow the'tea" which
Miss Phelp'a grandparents, Mr.tand Mrs,
Leuis IL Ayrcs, wU glve. '
Mrs", Francis Ven A. Caheeri.left this
week jwlth her father and talster, Ir,
E. O. jHammersly' and Miss Emny New
bold HanerBly, of Haverford,ifer Cali
fornia;' where she will rcmah for several
weeks, as their guest at their, wlpter'
home at fjan Bemondlne,
Mlsa Amelle BuneuL Silxas, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodere' Q. Setxas.' of
iSS15"Wissahlckpn avenue, Oermantewn,
!wl)l. be. the guest of honor at'a theatre
pfcrty, .to.be WHewed.'by aiuHpertat the
RttziCalton;en Friday ovenln-,''Nevem-ber
4, te be given , by Mr. ' and M.rs.
Frafijt n..,Watsen, 0401 Wayne nvenue,
.aorrnaritewn. Miss Selxas will be for'
mally. jresh'ted' byJer parents at a
dancp'.,en Thursday evening. Docembor
'15, at' 'the Oermantewn Cricket Club,
Mrs, J, Levering Jenes, with her
daughters, Mrs. William Francklyn
Paris and MlsS Charlette -M. Jenes, and
her sons, Mr. Donald R. Jenes nnd
Mr. Sidney Joneorieftv today for Vir
ginia, te attend tH6 '.wedding of Miss
Virginia Weaver arid?Mr. QUy Maclean
Jenes, son of Mrs. Jenes,), which will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 6
o'clock at the bride's home, Erin, Nine
veh, Ve. Owing te Illness "only the
Immediate membore of the families will
be present.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Breeker Mills, of
Oermantewn, announeed the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Janice Yvonne
Mills, te Mr. William L. Medford at a
luncheon today, held at the Delmar Delmar
Merris, Oermantewn.
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Smith, of
4634 Locust street, are rocelvlng con
gratulations en the birth of a son en
Wednesday, October 19.
Mrs. Lucius H. Bcebe, of Walllng Walllng
ferd, Is chairman of the cabaret dance
which will be given at thp Media Ar Ar
eory tomorrow evening for the benefit
of the Nether Providence school nurse
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Frank
lin M. Brewor, Mrs. Maurice B. Saul,
Mrs. Edward E. Chandlee, Mrs. Eugene
F. Caldwell, Jr., Mrs. Samuel R. Cro Cre
thcrs, Mrs. Lewis Fogg, Mrs. Rebert
Powell, Mrs. Alice- Barber Stephens, Mre.
William Wrlgbt and Mrs. Henry M.
Wlrr.
Mrs. David Jayne Bulleck entertained
Informally nt luncheon, followed toy
bridge, at her home In Walllngferd en
Tuesday afternoon.
NORRISTOWN
Announcement Is ma'de of the mnr mnr
rlage of Miss Marien L. Magee. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew E. Magee.
of 569 Stanbrldge street, and Mr. Jehn
H. A. Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn A. Kelly, of 223 East Oak street,
en Mondays October 17. In St Patrick's
Church. The ReV. William P. Twehlg
officiated, at the ceremony. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Enid
Magee, -as, maid of honor. The best
man was Mr. Arthur A. Kelly, brother
of the bridegroom. After a Wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Kelly will flve In Phil
adelphia. Miss Catharlne Evajm. of East Oak
street, entertained at dinner In honor of
her birthday anniversary. Cevers were
laid for twelve guests.
Mrs. Irene White, of 9 East Elm
stroet, gave a miscellaneous shower In
honor of Miss A. Gertrude -White, who
will be married October 26 In the First
Baptist Church te Mr. B. Atmore
Dewlln, of 556 Neblo stroet There
were thirty guests present at the event.
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FURS
Coats. Wraps
and Scarfs
Lateit Styles and Finest Grade
Remodeling and Repairing
BORYNACK
KOTSKY&CO.
Manufacturers & Wholesalers
1318 CHESTNUT ST.
Second Fleer, Over flanan'i
Oppeilte Wanamaker't
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MRS. 40IIN .OVmER WELSH
Who befere her marriage en Tues
day was Miss Charlette Le Meino
Dunlop, daughter of Mrs. Archi
bald McCrca, of Halyhcatlicr, Ard Ard
mero, and New Verk
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Francis Sawyer will entertain
the Sixteen Club nt luncheon and brldgt.
at her home In Swarthmore en Tues
day afternoon next, tlie members of
which Include Mrs. Jehn Adams, Mrs.
H. B. Cookman, Mrt. Themas Downs,
Jr.. Mra. Hareld Elley, Mrs. William
Januette, Mrs. Albert Jehnsen, Mrs.
"William Landls, Mrs. David S. Ludlum,
Mrs. Jehn Ledoux, Mrs. Charles (Par
ker, Mrs. Themas W. Simpers, Mrs.
Edward A. Stockton, Mrs. Lewis Skin
ner and Mrs. A. Terchlana.
A scries of dances will be given at the
Media Clubhouse by the Junier Section
of the Weman's Club en the evenings
of November 25, December 29 and Feb
ruary 18.
A dance will fellow the reception
which will be given this evening at the
Pennsylvania Military College, of Ches
ter, In honor of the new cadets. The
patronesses Include Mrs. Frank K.
Hyatt. Mrs. Elbert Hyatt. MIps Mabel
E. Hyatt and Miss Mabel Cramp.
i)ti it-Mi ' V? wS I
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY
Scores of Levely Hats
at the Lowered Fall Prices
Bright Duvetyn and Velvet Hats that will make you feci prettier
and happier te wear them Many new models shown for
the first time, every one unusual and different.
Geed Cheesing, $10.00 te$15.00
Very Special Velvet Sports Hat, $5.00
Teu can't duplicate this quality
choice of 10 colors.
Women's Allendale Union Suits
Regular Sizes $2.00, Regularly $3.00
Extra Sizes $2.25, Regularly $3.50
The fabric In Allendale Union Suits Is knit of the very finest yarns.
A fabric designed te be used for the extremes of cpldest outslde weather
and overheated buildings. We will gludly send n sample of the fabric
en request. Made In all styles, high, low and Dutch neck ; sleeveless,
elbow length or long sleeves ; ankle or knee length.
Women's Imported Fine Lisle
Full-Fashioned Hosiery, Special, 75c
This is the quality that we have always sold for $1.25, the finest
weave of lisle hosiery obtainable. There are half a dozen weights
from which te select. This Is one of the greatest hosiery values we have
been able te offer for several years. Black, White and Cordovan.
$1.25 Flannelette Petticoats at 65c
Superior quality Flannelette with pink or blue stripes, cut full nnd
well made. Enough for a day or two at half price.
Nainsoek Envelope
Fine quality nainsoek, strap top and embroidery trimmed,
usually fine garment at this exceptional prlce.
Dralle's Illusion Flower Extract, 85c
An Imported cencentrated extract In true flower odors without
alcohol. Each bottle in small container. The odors are Violet. Lily
of the Velley, Reeo, Jasmine. This is u very low price for this stnndard
quality. -----,
Fall Gloves Are New Ready
We carry the full assortment of the famous Trefeuise French Kid
and Suede Gloves ; Fownes' fabric and llned GIevcb ; Windser Northrup's
Gloves of frne Imported Cape and Mecha leathers and the finest of Scotch
woolen sports and skating Gloves.
Dependable Gloves only at Allen's and at prices less than any
store In town.
$5.00 Arabian Mecha Gloves, $300
Genuine Arabian Gray Mecha Gloves, which means the best service
that Is obtainable from any kind of gloves. These are taken from our
regular stock as a special for a few days.
French Chenille Det Veiling, 50c Yd.
A sptclnl purchase made In France of this Chenllle Det Velllnir
enables us te offer this veiling at a third less than the regulnr nrice
Every wanted color effect Is In the assortment.
Heubigant's Ideal or Quelques Fleurs
French Face Powder, $2.15 Bex
The two most famous French Face, Powders; delightfully fragrant'
and of super-qunllty. This special prlce Is for Friday and Saturday
Prophylactic Penetrating Hair
Brushes, 50c
Pure Penetratlng Bristle Brushes, with ebeny or maheuanv flni.i,
backs. An excellent brush for children's use. This is the regular 8Ea
terush. Special at cec. u
Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 a Dezen
Allen's Hair Nets in both cap. shape and straight shape are famous the
country ever for dependability Every net guaranteed perfect or cheer
fully replaced. If you have net used Allen's French Hair Nets send ua
lOe for a sample or ask the women who wear them
iiirBii
MISS M. BERWIND BRIDE, OF
MR. CHARLES T. GOESS; JR.
Interesting Marriage of Ml" Elber.ta
Jarrett and Mr. Alfred Crevellne
The wedding of Miss M. Elizabeth
Berwlnd. daughter of Mr. Geerge IE,
Bcrwlnd, of 1320 North Fifty-seventh
street", and Mr. Charles T. Oeess, Jr.,
took pUxce Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the Church of Our Saviour.
The .bride, who was given In mnrrlage
by her father, was Attended by her
sister, Miss Harriett J. BerWlndi and
Mies Julia Oeess. the bridegroom s sls-..-
n. hridesmalds. Mle Julia Miller
and Miss Florence Nlce noted as flower
elrls The best man wns ir. u.m
E B. Miner anu me uu
Mr. Edward Slei. Mr. Jrank Hermer.
geSTX' 'rPtlen forth. Immediate
Upen
family rqiiewea me ""5V:"'j
tefr:itf,'SK ZtiTL fflTSB
and Mrs. Oeess will live
x'lih mi nth Mtreets
rnEVELINO JARRETT
Th marriage of Miss Elberta Jar
rM daughter of Mrs. A. Clarn Jar
i of 107 West Weed street. Norrls Nerrls
rctt. of iu r Traveling, son of
town. nu - -; nriilnr. of Wilkes-
r SerMrirsra
SLnr nf St Pours Episcopal Church.
Oaks officiated nt the ceremony. The
bride who was given In marriage by
her brother. Mr. Francis E. Jarrett. had
wmi attendant nnd flower girl,
for Det't. West Virginia, where they
will live.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr and Mrs. S. Relnhelmer. of 2326
North Park avenue, gnve n reception
en Wednesday evening at the Mercan Mercan
?l"e Club. There were cards and
dancing.
Mrrf Albert J. Bamberger. Mrs. S.
FlrshelmbCand Ml Bene Fleershem
have returned te their home, is.ji ui
rard avenue, after their stay at Allan Allan
tle City. . ,,, m ....
Mrs. Jeseph H. Klemmer of 1410
North Fifteenth street, has left for an
extended stay at Mount Clemens, Mich.
MIbh Gladys Slnclnlr, of 3106 North
Twintv-elKhth street, will entertain the
members of the Pare Passee Club. The
SernbSrs Include Miss Blanche Kehler,
MIm Lillian Zell. Miss Edna Waser.
Miss Marie Maurer, Miss Erna Koeh Keeh Koeh
ler. Miss Emily McCandless and Miss
An'nette Engel.
Mr nnd Mrs. A. Kaufmann, of 2110
Rerln'g Garden street, are spending some
tlme at Phllment, since their return
from a month's stay at White Sulphur
Springs. Va.
Mrs. Ralph Robinson, of Sixteenth
and Oxford streets, will enteftaln the
rnniniraiiinHuinfflriiJiinmTiTintrniimnTnraiirrarcreiOTnimEniHiPS
anywhere nt price quoted,
Tour
Chemise at $100
An un-
- " '!-
members of her five hundred- club at
kn.er hpm Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marx H, Leepold, of 1848 North
Seventeenth street, entertained at a
luncheon en Wednesday nftcrnen In
honor of Mtil Carollne Benjamin, of
New Yerk, wlle spoke In the nfternoen
befere the Council of Jewish Wemeri.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Isnne C. Shute, of 2504 Seuth
Garnet street, entertained at n lunch-eon-brilKe
party en Wednesday nfter nfter nfter
neon. Among thde present were Mrs.
Walter Sawans, Mrs. Jehn W. Crandall,
Mrs, Geerge Carr. Mrs. Themas Brough Brough
ten, Mrs. Neff Lalng, Mrs. Clelghten
Turner and Mrs. Frederick Rebblns.
Mrs. Walter Samans and Mrs. Jehn
W. Crandall wlll.entertnln this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Samans, 2522
Seuth Twentieth street, for the benefit
of the Southern Homeopathic Hospital.
Among these who will participate will
be Mrs. Isaac C. Shute. Mrs. Geerge
Carr, Mrs. Themas Broughten, Mrs. Neff
Lalng, Mrs. Clelghten Turner nnd Mrs.
Frederick Rebblns.'
The members of the Jester Club will
entertain at n seceptlen and dance to
morrow evening at the Rlttenheuse,
Twenty-second and Chestnut streets.
Among theso who will participate will
be Mr. Manning F. Cerrlgan, Mr. Cur
tis F. Branker, Mr. Frank P. Thomp
son, Mr. Warren A. Mehary, Mr. F.
Hareld Ormsby, Mr. Charles A, Starr,
jir, iwoen ji, raarun, Mr. Hareld u.
Dalslmer, Mr. Charles A. McHugh, Mr.
Thomae J. Cer.sty, Mr. Frederick C.
Clements, Mr, Lee A. Cell I son, Mr.
Jeseph Dougherty, Mr. Peter F Blair,
Mr. Georsre B. Clements, Mr. Dudd L.
Wray and Mr. Jehn T. Connelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Donahue, of
2539 Seuth Wamock street, -are being
congratulated upon the birth of a
daughter. Mrs. Donahue will be re
membered as Miss Marie Legue, daugh
ter of Mr. Edward J. Legue,
VVE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Charles A, Relchner, 303 Seuth
Sixty-third street, will celebrate the
second anniversary of her wedding thjB
evening. Among the guests will be Mr.
B. McCJellan. Mrs. Adele Itewan, Mr
and Mrs. Jehn Wenncr, Mr. and Mrs.
William Proudfeot. Mr. and Mrs. Jehn
Yocum. Mr. Charles Harding. Mrs. r
Hassar, Miss Lillian Hornback, Mr. A.
Jawler. Miss Helen Deyle. Miss Mar
cella Cain. Mr. Rey Drumm, Miss Marlen
Cenner. Mlsg Doleres Cenner and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomaa F. Cenner.
BONWIT TELLER & CO.
CHESTNUT, AT 13 STREET
Special Saturday Offering
MISSES' DRESSES,
SUITS & COATS
Piquant and becoming Apparel for the youth
ful Miss, for all occasions at much bclerv
regular prices, providing substantial savings.
Twe-Piece Jersey Dress
Attractive two - piece sports dress; pique
cellar and cuffs. All new shades.
Peiret Twill
Beautifully tailored and
street frock of Peiret Twill
DAYTIME & DANCE FROCKS
Formed) up te 85.00
48.00
A collection of Canten Crepe, Satin, Georgette,
Velveteen, Peiret Twill and Tiicetine frocks for
daytime or evening wear. Mostly one of a kind.
Belivia and CameFs-Hair Coats
Loese, wrappy effects in Belivia with soft.
crushed cellars; also Camel's-Hair sports
coats. Lined and interlined.
Coats and Wrap Coats
Developed in soft, silky Pan Velaine with
large cellars of Australian opossum or kit fox.
COATS AND WRAPS
Formerly up te 145.00
98.50
Belted flare and loose, wrappy effects in fine Pan
Velaine or Belivia, with huge cellars of beaver,
wolf, squirrel or Australian opossum.
Tailored and Fur
Plain-tailored models in Velour de Laine and
checked Velour; with or without fur trimming
Formed)) te 65.00
Costume and
Duvet dc Laine, Mechatcx,
ana imported i weeds, with cellars
Australian opossum, raccoon and kit fox,
, Formerly te 85.00
Copies of Imports and Costume Suits
In this group are included costume suits,
copies of imports, in Meussyne, with cellars
ana eandings et tur. borne
with sclf-st tappings.
Formed) te
FOURTH
21,. 1921
MOORE8TOWN
Mrs. T. C. Charles, of Washington,
Is visiting Mrs. F. A. Warden at Trin
ity Rectory.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frohock. of East
Second street, are spending n few weeks
at Virginia Beach, Va.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. Herr have returned
te their home after spending several
days at Newport News, Va.
Mrs F. Wallls Armstrong has re
turned fren) a visit te New erk.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
DAPHNE POLLARD
Londen's Ulsssst Sensation
BERT ERROL
Impersonator Bupreme
FORD SISTERS
EDITH TALIAFERRO
nebbe Nelsen; Hamilton Hs.rnssi Others
ACADEMY Or MC8IC. 1M1-ZS
Klvs BuVscriptlen Concerts
Thursday Evsnlnss, Oct. 27. Nev. 17, Dee.
in. Jan. iw. ". .
New Yerk
Soloist
Kechantk!
Violinist
D'Alvaraz
Contralto
Slletl
rianlst
Sate for series
Hppe's NOW
Symphony
Orchestra
DnmrescAi
Conductor
Albert Coates
Ou.st Conductor
at
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MAE DESMOND &??..
nr-OINNlNO NEXT MONPar 8KB
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OVER THE HILL
TO TltE rOOR IIOVflR
ORPHEUM THEATRE
OERMANTOWN & CIIEI.TEN AVES.
ALL NEXT WEEK
AMRASSAnOR Ualtlmere ave. at OUln
JrnEEta "GOOD and EVIL"
Street Freck
braid - trimmed
in navy only.
29.50
79.50
- Trim'd Suits
44.00
Sports Suits
Herringbone
et
plain tailored
145.00
FLOOR
THKATRES UNDER DIRECTION
BTANIXY COMPANY OF AMERICA.
MARKET AT NINETEENTH
tl A. M. TO 11 V. M.
Charlie Chaplin
In "THE IDLE fT.ABP." Alsft
Constance Talmadge
tn "WEDntNO nEt.T.8"
STANTON
MAJIKBT A 10TH HTrtEETB
11:80. 1:110, 8:30, S'ilO. 7:80. 0:80
Third Tremendous Week
WILLIAM FOX WONDERPLAY
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UNANIMOl'rlt.Y A(TLAI.VTCD TEAR 8
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STANLEY COMI'ANY H NEW THEATRE
M CHESTNUTST?BRQAD
PALATIAL re.MMWM"t'B COZY
COS'T'v ' - fi xr T'i 'i '. p Ji
WM. S. HART
in "THREE-WORD p 'D" -n-1
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in "THE IDLE CLASS"
PAF ATF m MARKET 8TREET
1 rtwl-, 10A.il. TO 11 ;1B P M.
Themas Charlie
MEIGHAN CHAPLIN
'n "Cnppy Rich." "T. Tdl Class"
ARCADIA leHnVrxr
Constance Charlie
BINNEY CHAPLIN
TABE OF IIECKY" "IDLE CLASS"
VICTORIA MAKBT AR OTH
. 0. A. M tellrisp M.
Buck Chariie
JONES CHAPLIN
TO A FINISH" "THE IDLE CLASS"
f APITftI 724..1!AIKET STREUT
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Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Class
REGENT iMnKE,TST- k1- i7T"
IVCUEU 1 Marv Miles Mlntsr In
"Her Winning- Way " Alse
Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Class
(U ORF MARKET AT JU.NIl'EK '
ULUDrj CONTINUOUS
VAUDEVILLE 11 TO 11
Master Bebby Connelly
VXD OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
BROADWAY un2AnD fi'DnEK
BOTH WELL BROWN ""
ELSIE FERGUSON " U,,M
Feet Ishta"
CROSS KEYS 0OTAA.N?. MARKET
VAf'DEVlLU:
The Star's Revue
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Venanre
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Thomai Meighan in 'Cappy Ricki'
"THE WITCHING HOUR"
NEXT WEEK CHARLIE CJI PI IV
In "THE ini.K CI.AS3"' Ui
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"THE BARBARIAN"
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WIIIIMIM'OUN IIAI.I.
Wednesday Evg., Oct. 26, 8:15
PIANO RECITAL by
LOUIS KAZZE
Sents. 80e te 00. lleppe'a. im Che.tnnt
I iHirit nisin Mi r7m I'ri. ..
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ORPHEUM G"manten Ch.lten
Orpheum Players
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MONUAY. OCTOIIKK SI. BUB P M
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BEST
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THIS WttK
DAIlV Jt Ifll
IVlt 8.13
EMIIsYANN
BRENDEL
WELLMAN
& BERT.
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LUCILLE CMiWnn.1
COLOfArUM SOPBANO HAM
SUMCBIPTION BOOK OWH tit UAMW KVTI6N
Aif CUI ll-tr. 1 I l.nI I'-IU .lmlllS
H. -''-'"'- TOMORROW
LAST 2 NIGHTS
Y Ttf. nujGit. iruncur cfvjnfnr
Tismrrwnn
ilK ELI7ARCTH rAtraey
A font of EirepHnnnl Ecellenf
& SEATS NOW SELLING
F.'llnt r-omnerk A .Merris (lest Present
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wen m cesium ftam NwyeMi
CO.eF300-ll BIG SCENES
MARVELOUS FfflA'E B1LLET
Remember s" '" "" "
I re Kxrent
Bargain Mat. Wed., 50c te $1.50
LYRIC
LAST 2
NIGHTS
THE. GR.E.ATEST OF LOVE STORIES
SPANISH
err tmi AuTtORi
OF THE. 6AT"
L0E
L,ast Matinee 'I omerrow
NEXT WEEK bAT. iW SELLING
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tATIS'EI".'' MFMNhSIlAY A MATOR-
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W,TH HENRY STEPIENSON
AND NtW VORK CAST
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ADELPHI
MTINKE
TOMORUOW
T 2.20
A p-ay Iijh in h w iirftM uen
Thn l en t rl I. Aui ir. r i . n ede
of r a e ' EvenfK L ' e
M'r.lli!. I.l.l.CTlOV 1)A .MATINEE
Tl l . Ml M. HLST -I.TS. Si. SO.
Peeta NOW Selllnc H Ureks Ahead
Last Mat.
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VS0.rAWS.SAV SAT
NIGHTS 50' te 5250) SEATS NOW
MATINEES 50'-eJ2 00 ON SALE.
I'HU.A s Fulth.Mc ..T THEATRES
FORREST Last 2 eb-m,.
Positively Last Week
A. L. ERLANGER'S
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AJ
GIRLS IN BLUE
PRICES: All Nights, 50c te S2.30
HATfRtiAY MATINT F. :" TO 2 00
NEXT MON. 2 WEEKS ONLY
HE USN' SH . NO
P r from .New Y ki.u ' Tnit m't
Henry W. Savage '?,
Fran- . A a 4 operetta
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"i.ih Frnnk Wels'e Mai U . a and
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Pep. Mats. Wed., Sat., 50c te $2
BROAD Last 2 Evgs. '-'"
LAST 3 TIMES
MRirFISKE
WAKE UP. JONATHAN!
A N ' -O J?
' u $2
NEXT MONDAY "" fc.Kn
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RUTH
CHATTERTON
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111 Till" I'IMIIt lllll hK
ORPHEUM THEATRE
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