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BVEKICf PUBLIC LEDGEkI-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER . 26, 1921
9
JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Use of Sequins en Getvns-
This Season She Hears the Supper Club Will Held
Its Opening Meeting Nev. 26 at the Bellevue
HAVE you noticed hew many routs
nre trimmed with sequins this Hen
Mn? I tnd many nrc fahienui.
entirely of scquincd inntcrlnln nud they
arc selntlllntlngly beautiful.
T like them rnthcr better tlinn the
sequin frocks of come tn years ege,
when eti wondered If the wenrer wna
K wemnn or n mcvmald. Then the
KQtilns looked muchly Ilk- "li p
nacl the .l;irt uwd te be Ien and slinky
with pointed trains : the feet pel d-. in
showed and there you were! New the
frocks e fuller and combined with
tulle usually or georEette crepe nnd arc
aulte fluffy. ... 1
I,eulsn Wnllls were a frock of emernld
rrecn chiffon trimmed with Iridescent
temilns t the dance which her fa her
nil mother pare for her Inst evening,
end Mrs. Wallls' Bown wns entirely of
black retinitis With touches of gray tulle.
Thtv save a small dinner before the
( lance for Mnrgnrct (Jllbcrt. of New
Yerk! nnd SeIe Wliltely, of llnltl llnltl
mere, who cme en for the party and
went the night with lieuisn. Louisa
was graduated from Miss Irwin s last
year and li very popular. She has dark
hnlr nnd brown eyes nnd the emerald
green frock was most becoming, for it
brought out her lovely coloring.
Thore was me Austin ten, ieu, ,.
Heme Frem Newport
the debutantes. 03 well as the jeungcr
married set. Arrangements hnvc been
ir.nue te use the ballroom for every
meeting, nnd you knew what that iloer
Is. Mrs. Scott has it niece, Gertrude
Dougherty, coming out this year, nnd
Inst year Elsie Hirst, another niece,
made her debut. Elsie, by the wnv. Is
engaged te young Bertram Wpplncett. ,
nnu, it 1 am net mistaken, win be lnnr
rled In the near futurt.
IT WAS awfully Interesting ycUcrdny
nfternoen at the Feyer of the Acad
emy te hear Mr. (Irilllth talk en the
making of motion pictures for the Cush
1110 11 Club benefit. And,, my dears, net
only did he talk, but (Jllda Vnrcsi was
there, nnd she wns perfectly charming,
telling of her experiences as nctrcss nnd
playwright.
. De you remember the days when you
drenmed of being a great actress? The
trouble with ine was, I was always tc
lertcd for u man's pnrt at school nnd
linil te wear n long beard or a sweeping
cloak nnd plumed hat. Ami I ulwny.s
wanted te be n languishing lady hero
ine. It wns n grent trial, I remember:
nnd when In my last year In school. I
finally attained n lady'u pnrt, didn't I
go nnd get a cold in my head, and tnlk
thnt way?
Thus ended my dream of nctlng, for
the nudlene lnuehed immoderately when
'terdny. and n buffet supper afterward I I said, nfter hnvlng waited for long
for the receiving party, nil et whom neurs 111 n garden matir of boughs and
mimlMJii " : 4
mn-t;:- ....
MHjiL
1
went out te tlie t niuaes ier ine unnue munu i.ii-r in-i'v, mr nip jirre 10 ceme:
later In the evening. ElUnbcth looked I "Oh, by belebed. I hab baited laug for
sweet In white; jeu knew hi is another ' dthei'."' nnd nearly put the plaj "ou
.- f..... Ifnu'l, II u retnnrL TMO limif. ..A." . l.
able, hew many of the girls are in col
lege. The day of the conventional de- 1
butnnte is ever : the ilcbutnnte who
ttaywl In bed till I o'clock every day,
and only went te n tew lunrupnnH nnu
received nt Juit u few teas, thnt she
might net be tee exhausted with n pnrty
nearly every night, is passing fust. The
modern debutante gees te college or
takes up n business course, or opens n
khep or takes n job and just "comes
out incidentally, "en the Hide, us
It were": she no longer makes It a life
work and it's a geed thing.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mlas Mary Tcinyle Uruillej', daughter
of Mrs. Uustlce Anstrutlier Bradley, of
Plttsdeld. Ma., whose ongagement te
Mr. Jehn Purvea, son of Mrs. Austin M.
1'urvcs. has been announced, in visiting
Mrs. Purvea nt her home In Chest
nut Illll. Miss Bradley will be
the guest of honor nt a luncheon
today which Mtu Helan Hepo Wilsen,
dnughtnr of Mr, and Mrs. Alan 1). Wil Wil
eon, will give nt Pear Oreve Heuse, their
country home ut Vlllnneva. Among the
Buests will be Minn Jane B. Ventmnn,
Msa berriln Ol.iiten. Miss Careline S.
Hintlley nnil Mir Anne l,evn Mm.
William Knief-' Coednmn, of Bethlehem
Dike, Chcsmul IIIII. will entcrtnln at din
ner th's exenlM hi honor of MKi Br.vd
ley and Mr. I'urves. fevern will be laid
for twelve nucats. Mlsi Bradley will
ri-tuni te her home In Plttbfleld en V'rl-
TALKIXG of parties nnd dances re
minds me. 'hear thnt Mrs. Hutchi Hutchi
eon Scott has decided en November 'M
for the first meeting of the Supper Club
in the ballroom et the llellevue-Slrat-ferd.
Isn't thnt dandy? Just about five
weeks off ! I love these purlieu, and iiu
1 think every one does. Mrs. Scott is ... , ,, ... , ,. .
most nttrnctive herself. J always, like , Mlsc.n,,y?, .' i"v V Jf
te talk with her. she is se amusing j , 'e.f 'S.iVptt uU
and has such n keen sense of humor. luncheon at her home, te he followed by
fehe is 1111 mint of Hutchlc Scott, who ,v theatre party, en Wednesday nfter
marrled Itosnlie Mitchell, you knew neon, November -, In honor of Miss Luey
and Betty Scott t lnrlt's mother. This Brady Urey, uiiugntcr or ir. and Mrs.
.u i'inu sircet. nnu
HO
elude
It-.n lilltil iiir.lt' drill n fnw rf Ml
QOME ONE asked me recently if Mrs. r,rey'n intlnintu friends. Mr. and Mrs.
1? J? " tT tireus"e 'I'miie1; ss M rrs.'iS
iUt HVTlndttihiK, WlrUlMli , T-"l lNUePn0,y dnUghtCr' M'SS
ihe yeungpr Hutchlc Scotts nre Inter- '" ',, "r,l ' ',. ,., w,..i, mi
,,e, in, hut Hint is net the same tl.nB ' .Vevu'SneMlfff. 'will
at nil. Ihe bupper (. lub will be con-' (.ntcrtaln at a Halloween party en Mon Men
ilueted. as it nlwayn has been, at the I ,ay evening, October SI. ,
nelleyiic-Stintferd 011 Saturday nights. Mr an(1 MrH, j0S(.h Wayne. Jr.. et
Mrs. Scott will be there te chnperenc the 820() St. Martins lane. Chestnut illll,
parties nr.d. as usual, the membership will entertain at a buffet supper en
Is quite large, though exclusive. Thursday cvcunlng.
The Supper Club is muchly liked br Dr. and Mrs. J.euIh William Alice, of
and Betty Scott llnrlt's mother. This Brady Urey, tiiuigntcr or air. and Mrs,
will b" the sixth year of the Supper Club Nerman (irey. of " 8:S0 Pine street. nnd
and It's decidedly here le stay, because ! Mr- MacMi'Klu maclc of I-asten. whose
r irrnu- !-inri nntllllnr n-iHi rlin r..ni-,i ' nuirrl.'.ge wll' tllkc plai'O Oil MltUlM.-.y,
tt grows Mere popular with the ycai s. , Xevcmi)er j. The guests will Include
iieMiiiirjiira'ffiiJiw
Geerge Allen, inc. I
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
New-a-days it's Allen's Hats
Attractive Showing of
Fashionable Grey
Millinery
Gray Duvetync and Ostrich
Gray Duvetync and Fur
Gray Duvetync and Lace
-All smartly designed in geed taste and marked me.-tt conservatively.
Fine Imperial Nainsoek, $4.00 Piece
Special for a day or two, 40-Inch wide Nainsoek, anewy white and
!oft finish Very desirable for line undcrffarmentn and children's dresses.
Ten aids te the piece. The regular prlce Is S,00 the piece.
Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Veivliiful values In new sleck of our own Importation. Jim's
l.lnen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, very deslrable qualities in generous
s 70 for men.
23c 35c 50c 75c $1.00
Extra Sizes 75c $1.00 and $1.25
We are showing a very special value in .Men's Initial Hand
kerchiefs, all linen, nt 50c regularly 73c.
Silk Jersey Petticoats Special, $3.95
We arn offering for a few days the regular $5. B0 Brade of Tetti Tetti
reats nt this wpeelal price. All wanted colere, Heallepcd edce with
fringe or lleunce. slender blralght lines tut amply full.
I Women's Flannelette Night Gowns, $1.50
superior qualltv Flannelette Nightgowns, well rnade nnd full cut In
;; ' regular and extra Bites. Plain white or with pink or blue strlncs
Thn ustnil SJ.50 kind. ""in.n.
flr
Women's Fibre Silk Sweaters, $10.75
N'n Blue In thi popular bar weave; Beed welffht and
Th'a Is a er. attractlva Tuxedo Medel; elrcs 3S te 41,
Brew n or Xn
'i Wecu
Second Fleer
40 in. Chiffen Dress Velvets, $5.50 Yard
llkb tiistreuu quality In hultable shades fur street or eenlue
wear. This is our regular $7.00 aualltj marked special for u few daji!
Heavy Quality Satin Crepe, $2.50 Yard
Three shades only IJlack, Navy and Ilrewn. The quality Is equal
te any 0 have had this neaen for $4.00. Seft, luetroue eatln cveiie
er fashlonable and co dcpeudable for wear. '
I
Women's Allendale Union Suits
Are the Talk of the Town, at $2.00
The fabric In Mlendaln I ulen Suits Is knit of the very llncst varns
A K.ihilc designed te be used for the extremes of coldest outslde weather
nnd eerhuated buildings. We will sludlr itnd it .ample of the fabric
en rf(uc.t. Mndit In all styled, high, low nnd Hutch neck, oleevelcs"
elbow length, or long sleexes, ankle or lnee length,
Regular Sizes, $2.00. Usually $3.00
Extra Sizes, $2.25. Usually $3.50
iAI!b9Jtt!liiJiiwiJUI!!ljallUK
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IffiUBUrriiinM
ri.nte by rinchrach
MISS MATtOAKIST T1IAYEH
GKAIIAM
naughter of J!rs. Heward Spencer
Graham, of Chestnut Illll, whose
engagement te Sir. Devcreu.x Celt
Josephs, of nnltlmere, lias recently
hcen announced
. TIOQA
Mr. and Mrn. rt. R Brooks will enter
tain their bridge club en Friday evenlnif
following a Halloween party. There will
be sixteen guests. Among these present
u-m h Mr. nn.i Mm. r'lKTerd Mcndelh
Mr. and Mrs. CI.. Ilegar, Mr. and Mrs. ,
nicks, Mr. and Mrs. KenKs. Mr. ana Airs,
nnymend Cameren. Mr. and Mrs. u. K.
Bltler end Mr. nnd Mrs. K. T. Butter
worth. Mr. Brooks will glve a small
house party consisting of eight guests
at hlu cummer home In Ocean City from
today until Friday.
Miss r-oretljy Mlnnlclc will entertain
her evening br.dge club tomorrow. The
members Include Mrs. Cleorse Olkl r,
Jr., Miss Miriam Marshall, Mrs. Helen
McFadden, Mr. Grant Wright, Jr Mr.
Oeerge Oltcler Jr., Mr. Earl English and
Mr. Nelsen WerntJs.
Miss Frances Mamond. of 0120 North
i Bread street, will entertain two tables
i of bridge en Wednesday. Among these
present wm de aiisr veinta ii'gnai. miss
Helen McFadden. Mies Kathllyn Laird,
Mlse Dorethy Mlnnlck, Mrs. Geerge
tllkler, Jr., and Mrs. William Diamond.
Mr. a.ld Mrs. Jt. n. Brooks, ut 354 R
North Twenty-first ntrcet, will enter- l
tain et a house party at their home In
Ocean City. N. J., from Wednesday until
Friday. There will be eight guests.
Mrs. Oeerge O'kler, Jr., 'of 3229 North
Seventeenth street, entertained her
bridge club yesterday. Among these
present were Miss Mnrgaret Blckley.
Miss Dorethy Payne, Mlsa C'hrKln' F
line, Mlse Margaret Jacobs, Mlsa Gwen Gwen
eolyn Milter, M,3 Hleanere Smith. Miss
Jlargueme I'ayne, Mian Kthel Hhlrts.
Miss Kathrj'n Iey, Miss Margaret
rark. Miss Mlldrcn Hlsenhewer, Miss
Martha Ludlow and Miss Helen Ludlow,
MISS MARGUERITE CRAVEN
WEDS MR. A. A. GARRABRANT
Pretty Marriage of MIib Mary Qua
rlnl and Mr. Carmlne Roenelll
An Interesting wedding In the I'ark
avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
will take place this uvenlng nt 7
o'clock, when Miss Marguerite Craven,
of 1917 North Twelfth ntrcet, will be be be
ceme the brlde of Mr. Arthur Andersen
Clnrrabrnnt, son of Dr. Clarence Oarrn
brant, of Atlantic. City. Dr. Milten
Hareld Nichols will perform the cere
. mnnw
The bride will wear a gown of white
brocaded silk und pearls and
win be or net, aucnesn nna
of Mr. and Mrs. It GuarlnL et 12
Seuth Fifteenth street, bjcame tiie
bride of Mr, Cnrmlne A. Kagnelll. or
1831 Seuth Eighth street. The cerjmeny
was performed by the Itev. Lee Kelch
art. and was nelemnlzcd by a nup
tial mass. , . .....
The bride's sister was maid of honor,
nnd Mr, James Sarentlne was best inuii.
Mr. nnd Mrs. lUgnelll. after their wed
ding trip, will be at home 1G31 Seuth
Eighth street.
MILLICK MEUllEll
A pretty weddlng took place at neon
today when Miss Dorethy Ceatte Mcurer,
daughter of Mrs, Charles A. Mcurer, of
817 Marlyn read. Overbroek, became the
i..M. m- v mi, .m. it. Illllnlt. Jr..
id ov.i'tlsen of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mllllck
dod0r.e.ntl?f. 3033 Diamond street. Itev A.
lace She will carry orchids and lilies , f'K $(& .V ,;e i "heniV after.
etn,th? la ',yL. u .., ... ...December 1 at BIT Marlyn read, Over-
J IIO Ilium .11 IIUIIUI, IIU will vrt " I h.nnlf
tTnU, W P.ft. ...Ill urAnf HM firn.hlll . OTOOK.
41I....V. ....w.,, ..... . ; " "-".-'-
vnivet iircss, the briuesmaies win w
FRANKFORD
Thn Northeast Shrine Club will held
a Hajlewcm rtnnce en Saturday evening
at thelr clubhouse.
Mrs. Jehn Cameren, of Arrett street,
will entertain the members of her fort-
, n'ghtly bridge club at her home en
2039 Pine street, have Issued Invltatlenn I Thursday afternoon.
Srd,STl,0?hSV.!:!crCn!VNS; MIw Anna Kllng ,ls given u surprise
! iMlanallri nnnllti elUin'nti hp f lis mamhara
honor of their daughter. .w ...inatine ; 'Vun; "Xlbtf cin,s': of the
, , ..,.., Kranltferd Methodist Church, at the
Among thn guests who will attend , et JIlB3 charlotle Itobsen 106B
the debutante luncheon te bi- given by I D etrvsU AmellB th0U9 present
Mrs. Clayten MpElrey. of 'JO 1 7 I'lne j . jI(m Hazcl nindman, Miss
street, at th- Kedgcly Club en T hursday Mr 0,enI jIlss Snnt McBrlde, Miss
afternoon. November I., In honor of U. Da.Vln. Miss Ollve ltossenlca.
3aSUBhfi?'e "5 ? Arthu? wli.tney Howe. rd $S? llXXliiTW.
Aflb2,r,2 lirxZZlliUn "tI. Miss AAnna teSSit Miss
Mhi.'J, Pm?.S HV.m. ' l?uAi?i 'mi.. Florence McBrlrt. Miss Julia Nelsen.
U!"?"' ''..'"'i,. ; V?.1.'.' A""8 I Mien Edith Van I-ean. Miss Jean Kline:
CUIU.t.l JIIUDII IIK IHIUK'in. .'.ins .111..- I
garct L. Inrtfe, JMsh Evelyn It. Druyten
and Mlsn G'eitrude D. Deughertj.
MIs Sarah Barrhmer, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Mereau Uarrlnger,
2105 Wulnut Btrert. who has been spcrd
lnp a week In Washington with Mrs.
iiebcrt Hcndirsen, will fturn home te.
Miss Bessie Stocks, Miss Gertrude
Whltcley. JIlss .inne ishht., .miss Jiary
Wagner. Miss Mabel Reynolds, Miss
Anna Kllng and Mrs. Albert Carwlthen.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Tliemaii Stokes Craven, who will
wear an nprlcet georgette dress ! sirs.
Lloyd B. Brooks, In nlle green georgette !
Mrs. Geerge II. l'abst will wear pale
plnlc: MIsm Ne)l Orem, of Baltimore,
French blup georgette, and Miss Esther
Heddlng, the flower girl, will wear a
frock of French embroidered net. They
will all wear silver wreaths and carry
f1nurra fn match thilr irewns.
Tins best man will be Mr. Ttnlph
Plttny Garrabrant and the ushers will
Include Mr. TLeinaa Stokes Craven. Mr,
Herbert R. Wllllnms, Mr. William V. P
Nelan, Jr., Mr. Eckley B. Coxe. 3d. Mr.
p'rederlci: Nell and Mr. Geerge Mac
After nn extended wedding trip Mr.
nnd Mrs. Garrabrant will be af home
January 3i at C013 Clifferd terrace,
Oycrbroelc
CARROLL BEAKEV
A marriage of Interest took place this
morning In thn ihurch of the Gesu,
when Miss Marie Therese Kennedy
Beakev, daughter of the late Mr. nnd
Mrs. Oeorge Benkcy. of this city, and
niece of the late B shop Kennedy, for
mer rector of the North American Col
lege In Reme, hecame the brlde of Mr.
Jeseph W. Carrell, of this city. Bishop
McCert, of Alteena, performed the cero-
Miss Beakcy were a gown of whlle
canton crcpe trimmed with rose point
lace, nnd a veil of tull and erange blos
soms. She was attmded by Mlas Gem -vleve
Carrell as maid of honor, and the
brldeemalds were Mlsa Florrle Fischer
and M sa Reberta Ln Breu. The mnld
of honor worn rose-color brecaded chif
fon and a brown velvet hat, und the
bridesmaids' frocks were of brocaded
champagne-color chiffon, their brown
hats Having draperleH of Spanish luce.
Mr. Edward Carrell, a brother of the
bridegroom, wai best man.
A reception at the home of the bride's
aunts, the M'sfcs Btaly, nt 1100 North
Fifteenth etrcet, followed tne ceremony
Mr.
DELAWARE COUNTY
and Mrs. H. Jone I'hiinp.
of
Kennctt Stiuare, have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cenklln, Of Ncv.
Yerk.
Mi', and Mrs. Shlrley Berden, of
Media, entertained In their box nt the
Hese Tree race meeting en Saturday.
U'DKirif OI M08IO--Strausa Faatlviil
'-' II I C II A 11
STRAUSS
Celebrated Conduster. Cerfirejrr n,V',','n"1't
Uslatlne Artlnta- Drenlalaw lliilwnnan,
v'elln WlUem Wllleke. Cellej Ellbeth
Behumann. Seprano. Tl-kyta. JI.00 te 13.00.
Mtfi'mv nml ttepr- HI" Cheatnut w
WITIIKRSPOON IIAI.I.
TONIGHT AT 8:15
PIANO RECITAL by
LOUIS KAZZE
W.i BOc In 2 OO. Iltnw'n, II lt rhflnnt I
ACAIEMV Ml" Mt'HIC. Thura. Ere. Oct. 37 I
NEW YORK SYMPHONY i
t'hlladelphla'a Fnreineal Theatrea
"Scored a hit. An enormous
house, and one enormously
enthusiastic, gave emphatic
testimony te this effect last
night."
(liinl Ihe'l'enlni ledger en Tuciday
THE
MERRY
WIDOW
IS AT THE FORREST
FOR ONLY 14 MORE
PERFORMANCES
Popular Matinees
Today & Saturday, 50c te $2
' m Tomorrow for Ii'fxt Week
BROAD Pep- Mat. Today ;
c HATU.nS THOirirAN- I'renen'a
RUTH CHATTERTON
"MARYROSE"
"One of the season's strong
est plays."
- XOIITII AMEJ'.K'.IN
By J. M. BARRIE
l'rleei Egi. .10c te I2.RO. Mnt. "0- te $2
cr ' , Mat Urrlc en Sa! T'.mer
GARRICKPop-MahTeday-.
A. L. ERLANGER PrcsenU
nnniRqTn.v
WI.TEI UAMIlOrlCll. Conductor
KOCHANSKI mi"
Tlekela. Afnd. & llenpe'a. 1110 Cheat.. NOW
ACADEMY OF MUSIC -? -J
MONDAY NKIIIT. OPT. 31. AT H15
The rtilladelphlii lnml Oitr Company
FKE8KNTH
RIGOLETTO
MR.
PIM
PASSES
BY
A Thi.re Gi
1 Swcrti ly A
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A illl-NE
LAURA HOPE CREWS
Ara Notable Cult Inc. DjiJley IJImtes
l'P.ICnS AM, NIGHTS, 77e TO J2.S0
MATINEES. 77e TO 2 00
.fi fop I'-e Uat Week en Sale TeinT
PU0Ald
Mr. and JlrH. Carrell will be at home . t. i.h r... rr,enej. Keller. IIleroDelH nr 1
Mr Jumm J. Conley. of 2016 Seuth I after I.'eceniber 1 at 1018 Glrnrd avenue. , nalaten. ' Tickets. Jl te 1.1. en aale nt llex :
day. Commander nnd Mr. Hendersen KlRhtenith street, line returned ItotiVe I GiRce and hdp
,4 1119 Chestnut a. root
will wild th winter ut Huwrferd. Mr. i nfter spendlnK some time In Scrnnten.
una .Mrs. uurrinKcr wm pnirrmin nt iiin
ner at thrlr home en Krlduv eveiilnir.
Novemher 18, In honor of MIhs Mnry If.
Miller, dfbutnnte dnUKhter of Mr. nnd
Mm. Phlllppuu W. Miller, of Uclferd, St.
Lvnvlds.
Mr. nnd Mra Xermun ('. Ivec. of Mil
Xertli Flftj -second street. W.vruiellrld.
entertained at a d nner last cvenlntr In
honor of Mr. and Mm. Cutler Dewner,
of Bosten, ut the Green Illll Kanim,
DOWL1N WHlTK
Mr Vclward C Dever of i5"2 I'ertef lne marnane ei .Mini ,. i.eriruuc
...5!r; V. uSI?.iSiV nYZl ?,"in Tnt. . White, of 1106 DeKalb Btreet. and Mr.
Enir-' Tn in. Atmere Dewlln. son of Mr. and Mrs
MIsb Mary I,enpr, of 1925 Rltncf
street, has returned home after spending
a few days In Atlnntlc City.
J. II. Dewlln, of BuC Neble street, took
Casine
8th & Walnut, ilat. Teciuy
Tit-for-Tat
v. ith r.-uu.e si'KNcrrt
Overbioelc.
gueatH.
Covcie were laid for slr.tecn 'last cvcnlnir.
Miss Clair Hastlnn. dnushtcr of Mr.
Jehn IluBllnn. of 2442 Seuth Ijninbert
rtrcet, entertained a few frlcnda at home
nlnce thlH mernlnrf In the First Bnptlst , AMRA55SADOR Haltlmere ave. at Sun
Church. XorrlHtev.n The Itev. Will II. . Al"Dne''7,'u,xnirect;n I'D UI n. K
HoUBhten, pastor of the church of- Charles Dickens' "tr,mi ivien.i'
flrlatcd. After n. wyddliiB trip, Mr. and ' "Dnr Mutual I rleml ,
Mre. Dewlln will llve en DeKalb street
MOORESTOWN
ROXBOROUGH
Mr .and Mih. Hurry Diullci
' Centuil uvenue, huvu returned nfter a
A masciuernde dunce will be held In . weeKa visit ut lluclt Jtlll mils, r.i '
the parish lioune of th episcepal M!hh Florence V. Cheeseman and Mr, ,
Church, West Dupent street, en Wed-, Iluss'ell D. Husten, of Medford, were
nesday. The benefit In for the debt ! married en Menduy evenlnjf. The Rev. i
fund. j Georfre Humason performed tlie cere-
The women's auxiliary pave a card , nieny.
pnrty at the I'.oxberough Club yetcr- ' Mr nnd Mrs, Jnmes Gladhlll will en
day, tertaln at dinner en baturday i Iclit.
l i
RAGNEI..L1 GUAUIM
A pretty weddlnit took plnee th.s .
mernlnir at 10 o'cleclt. In the t'hureh of I
I St. Itlta'e. Bread and federal i,treetn,
of Kasi when Mlsa Mary L. Guarlnl, dauKhter'
Moderate Trlcei
InTitltiaii
or ABnaanee-
enti
THE
C. ELLWOOD CARPENTER
SCHOOLS OF DANCING
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ROTAL ENGRAVING COn 814 WtLict Si.
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Private Lessens aviV'kvkmmi
N-v (.tallica fir ll-jlnnrs re-m'ns
rillLDUEN'S CLASH
Krery Salnrilnv Afternoon at 2t30
CITOWN CIIII.nnKN'H CLASS
Cettimhln Club Hall, llrntid nml Oxford
Mm., eiery Sat. Alternean at 2:30.
BONWIT TELLER GbCQ
CHESTNUTArj3TK STREET?
Fer Tomorrow Thursday
Extraordinary Sale of Dresses
Street, Daytime
and Dinner
Dresses
Tin's collection of Dresses
comprises model gowns and
samples, as well as Dresses from
our own stocks which have been
reduced for this exceptional
offering. Canten Crepe, Crcpc
Satin, civet brocaded chiffon,
Peirct Twill, tricetinc with trim
ming;, of bead and floss embroider-,
motifs of self-material and
contrasting bands of chiffon.
Alse chiffon and Georgette Gowns
in evening colorings, elaborately
beaded, or in simple modes with
flower trimming at waistline. The
low price of this group of dresses
would make the purchase of two
or mere at this time met advis
able. 48.00
Regularly Priced
65.00 te 95.00
All sizes in this
group, but net all
sizes in every model
NOTE
All Sales Final
Especially Arranged
Fer Tomorrow Thursday
Daytime, Dinner and
Evening Medes in
WOMEN'S GOWNS
89.00
Regularly 125.00 te 225.00
A collection of Medels from New Yerk's
foremost maker of high-class Frecks and
Gowns and a group of higher-priced
Dresses from our own stocks.
Meat of these Dresacs
aire one of a kind.
Dinner Dress of Crepe Rema and Lace
Afternoon model of Jacquard Crepe
Sequin Rebe for formal occasions
Dress of Metallic Brocade and Velvet
Chiffen Cervns rvilh Sequin Motifs
Chiffen Dansant Cervns, fervekd girdle
Beaded Callet Crepe Dinner Cervn
Satin -faced Canten Crepe Dresses
Canten Crepe Dress with Menl(c) Fur
Crepe Satin Dress, elaborately beaded
Dinner Dresses of Sill( Lace
Chiffen Dress rvith panel of Sequins
These are just twelve Dresses from
among seventy-five gowns which arc
te be included in this marvelous sale.
All sizes, but net every
size in every style.
9ti
4
SECOND FLOOR
Daytime, Dinner
and Evening
Dresess
Dresses for Theatre, Dinner
and Formal wear, as ucll as
modes for daytime. Beaded
Geergettes ii pastel and darker
colorings, Crepe Rema, chiffon,
metal - stripe tissues, Canten
Crepe and brocaded chiffon vel
vets, arc enchanting creations
which depict the season's newest
style themes, the straight - line
silhouette, the lowered waistline,
the uneven hemline and the flow
ing sleeves. Se diverse are the
models and se original their
designs as te make the choice of a
gown for any occasion a pleasure
and a delight. The values of the
dresses m this collection
nothing -lien of remarkable.
68.00
Regularly Priced
95.00 le 139.50
All sizes in this
group, but net all
sizes in every model
am A-e i
Venanie
.10 r...10 U,
m
Themas Meighan in Cappy Ricks
Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Clais
flt'teitaCjttuwC r,rsur"
r .ailA.MemKOmry
vaudeville
All' M
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III
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JlnMr.ea Te3 nt 2
Tenclit 7 nn1 n 1". M
Mra. f.ene lhlKlira t-e.
Viler A Hitnbur
Sullr ft Themfta
The Welaa Troupe
tinre Winnie nnd
Gnlilwjn'a hnixT Sperlnll
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TSetiiveiU
Knr "Where Lights Are Lew
j,l .- ai M i rket
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MARY AU K ,n
f&CU4t
"THE OLD NEST"
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T:j'i
IVVVWf'eiiii!iiiir Talmadca li
"Up the Keaa vyiui ""y
Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Class
daiUcMi
"WELCOME, CHILDREN"
Market Pt bel GOttj
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t'.' I) Da ?r."'s
"The Affairs of Anatel"
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DONALD BRIAN
PWC
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Dar'reu Jack Cenwav6Cq
REGAL and MOORE & CO.
The World's Greatait In "The Carnltai"
Alfred Naeai A Ce. Donald Slaters
JesA ircKnr
SAM
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MUST Q1 -A MAT.
JJ VltGAIN ? JL . 3 U TODAY
P. Hay Ceine'wk A Menie Oeat Preient
The World's Most IleauVfu,
PreSnctlBn
HECA
fm it comity rxtATu. srwyeat.
CO.eF300- BK3 SCENES
MAJtVELOVS FtiMM BAUET
Prices Nights E"f
rye " n no i re 0n
and is r.a
LV1&8 ive-' 50c t0 52 'i
TODAY POP. MAT. $1.50
ADELPHI
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TOMORROW
llet -ems, $1 3(1
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WALHHTeiJftfATgE
Ttieaties Under Direction
Htnnley Cemtany et A.!"8''"'-
MAflKI'iT AT NlNBTnitNTII
1 A M. TO 11 r M
Wallace Reid
IM PAHAMOT'NT PICTUnB '
"The Hell Diggers"
CaHT INCr.tlDKH IIIfl Ant.POS'
Tir wrtr en" winiri' "F)"Tr'VT,
STANTON
UAPKKT StXTEKNTIf PTIlKKTfl
t'.ne i-ae a-jtn. b.se, 7,.ift, P'n
FOURTH BIG WEEK
WIM.l M FOY wesnun Pf.Ar
lx( M'wtvi: fimwiNe ev
Only Photoplay Version of
Thu Story
St PI. Illl I.V AM. AI'POINTlin.NTfl
a CHESTNUTST'BROAD
1 Af vriAT I'DMllfiUliil ' 'I7Y
co.sri.vi'ei-s ie a. jr re n ie i' at.
Thu Is One of the
Big Pictures of the Season
All-Star Cast in
THE
SON OF
WALLINGFORD
W-i'fen ail T'lre .tea b
MR AND Miys
wjiv. tiANUfii.i'H iiircsTi.n
u-i.fjfi of Oet nirh Qulc WaMneferd.
A million 3el!ar produc'Ien that ra
:u.rcl eeii'.een mlies r.f Kim t.j raake.
A- rirt.Pclai lake renttrurted at a cot
of fi'e ruin revered Willi 15,000 failuns of
I. nnd net ablari.
v r'er" of beautiful cherjs kL
i.iuacl relis.
s In
Or.r of the Mjrire'it pageant acenes e--r
filmed, lenulrlng. elephanta, ramile, r.u r.u
mcreu floats and 8C00 persona.
aterj- of !nDMclt v.-lth hlc p.r'4c
liar ence true te llfe In ery re.peet.
A aierv that crew out of twentj j ears'
proira'.len.
.'"" d-er.u-e. '.mnier a-1 h.z spec-
ll.el v Ith human Interest.
YOU MUST SEE IT
TTS WOHTH UHII.n
Palace and Colonial
12U MAllKET OTV m.i.. CHUI.TEN-
Nerma Talmadge
AND IL-.V CUDV IN THE
Sign en the Doer'
ARCADIA l '"'"ut i mth
VzzJtzLliX '" A m te n i-. imi
BEBE DANIELS
?i "Tirr '.pirn fi-iir .
VICI OKiA r.- i
'The Gelden Snare"
pv wks nr.Tf;rt r t'rtu-oei
TAPITOT T"M "AHKUT STREET
Vfl U" P'-PERT Ht'OIIr'R"
"Dangerous Curve Ahead"
IVEtVJEill 1 Ml.dr...! Herri. , -hanlln
Tt "HAnTT
VT'ppviM.R It'. 1.
POTPOURRI DANCERS
BROADWAY l,,?."Nv.uR
f t A T1 wr 11
LflAKLIt
CHAPLIN
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BEBE
DANIELS
AllorrKenv illA.NKlORD and"
i.ui-biivilj Al.1 VOM"NY
, .-,,,-.. , ... c, i:ICiT '.n.M
CHARLIE THOMAS
CHAPLIN MEIGHAN
'f E I I . i fVY Itl'-KS" I
CROSS KEYS T'' A-D K.t.T '
w vvt n'.vi -i i: j
Bebby Connelly & Company
ALHAMBRA ,,!rrHrA!?e njg
HAKLlh t:HAHI.IIM in
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"The
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MEfSiffty
1H A I UK
c iikstst't nr i lim
Leub Moaceni Bres. Chas.
with
b'ii .rt wp.va & iinenr u im.ib
Tv nt ih a n Kamr-.M t) ir p-,
CRAIG CAMPBELL
'n'fil 1 He mr M.i ' nt
RUBY NORTON
"THE LOVE RACE'
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prices: nights . 5e" te $2.50
MTS60te$2X0-AU SEATS StLLIMO
SEATSl i" ART ING NEXT MONDAY
NOW nui A muilUN PICTURE
ROBERT
WARWICK
hriikatlen of
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"INTHENIGHTWATCH"
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"JOHNNY RING AND THE
CAPTAIN'S SWORD"
a tUe-reel Pliiilnilrninu 1 rile le life
THE REASON WHY?
RUSSELL H. CONWELL
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tines i r 'inler f Tie leini e I r
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te fe a l edu alerliiis rever een a lil.se
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Wednesday, October 26th
ut K.I5 P. M.
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Orphcum Players 0v 'he Hill
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Keystone v'V.'n
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KVII.M. Plr'll'ftf
Trocadero hu Mile. Merfuj
METROPOLITAN "' ni &
MAE DESMOND ";,y"-ffi".u
"OVER THE HILL" 'r;j 'in
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