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Nancy Wynne Tells of the William Elliotts' Tea Yesterday-
Theatre Party Tonight for Debutantes Charity
Ball December 1 Tea and Dancing at Flower Shew
TUB Elliett tea j-esterclny nflcrnoen
wn a pretty nfTntr. Hannnh In the
nfcend dniiRlitPr nml 1 nt popular ns
her sifter Hetty, or rntlier Mnry EHjsr EHjsr
tth.whe wna married enrly 1nt month,
teu remember, te Arthur Pew. The,
. wn given nt the Elliotts heiiHO,
317 Seuth Seventeenth street, nnd
there were te mnny Dewers the rooms
were like heavily perfumed conservn-
llftnnnh were n freclt of white lece
ind looked very sweet. She'H u Wrst
tr clrl nnd line ever se mnny frlcndx.
li,i particularly ptrurk with the
wonderful American Uenutles in the
center of the dlnlnjr table I've seldom
teen se attractive a tea table.
TIIEATIIE parties are the order of
the day In th debutante world, it
ms te rtft. And it's an interesting
war of entc'rtninlna. This evening the
Stacr Merds arc glvintr a pnrty for
Ellen Mcfichacl nnd Dorethy HedRcrs,
Keth of whom are debutantes of the
..- Kllm nnd Dorethy nre elose
friends of Ellen Lloyd, who is also a
dtbutantf, nnd it's pelnc te be Brent
fun tonight. After the theatre they will
g0 te the Kltz-Carlten for supper nnd
danclnjr.
Mr DEAIIS, have you realized that
the Charity Ball is only four weeks
off? It's en December 1 this year. hy.
it only sfemi the ether day slnce we all
ut brenlhlewily wntchlnB the pnReant,
which was the bringinR te life of the
mtle flKiires en the fans from varieim
MiintrlM. ThlH year the nngcnnt is te
b, called a "Waltz Dream." and the
four Kreups of girh nnd men will rep
w"nt "MiMlomelsellB Modiste," the
"Mcrrv Widow," "Gypsy Leve" and
the "Pink Lady." T hear It is RO ng
te be medt nufully pretty, and, judging
from ether years, I de net doubt it.
I WAS talking te some one the ether
dnr about the Chryfnnthemum Shew
at the Academy of Music next week,
uid was uttcrlv amazed te learn that
the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
dates back te November 20, 182". And
there have been shows for years nnci
venrs. though net every yenr vince the
Winning of th" society. The first pres
ident in 1R'J7 was Herace lilnncy. nnd
en the first beard wcre Nicholas Iiiddle.
fleerge Pepper, Rebert Patterson, David
I.nndreth, .Ir.. Thernnn Itlddln nnd n
numher mere of the sriens of old Phila
d'lphla nearly one hundred years nge.
The show is going te be. unique this
tr. in that the proceeds arc te be
Jharcd with various charities each day.
and there is te be tea nnd dancing In
the Feyer of the Academy in the after
noon and evening. Isn't thnt n great
Idea? On November 7, the opening day,
the receipts will RO te the Orphans' So
ciety, of thiw city. On Tuesday they
will' be turnrd ever te the Scheel of
Horticulture for Women nt Ambler, and
en Wednesday, the third nnd Inst day,
the proceeds will be given te St. Fran
cis' Country Heuse for Convalescents
In Darby.
Pretty little aidcB In fancy costumes
will serve ten, nnd nltegether It sounds
te me like a most attractive affair. The
officers of the Pennsylvania Horticul
tural Society include Mr. James lleyd,
S resident; Mr. Hartmnn Kuhn and Mr.
. F. C. Stout, vice presidents ; Mr.
Kidney Keith, treasurer, and Mr. David
Rust, secretary.
MAItJORT had lest her puppy. She
hunted for him high nnd low, weep
ing sadly the while. -Finally, much te
her iey, the found him. nnd, running te
Mether, exclaimed: "Oh, I found Tngi
-he was in the laundry asleep In the
clothes basket, making himself perfectly
homely there."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Mahlen Hutchinson, of Ashwood
rrm, Deven, announces the engnpo engnpe
ment of her dnughter, Miss Edith Hutch
inson, nnd Mr. Themas Delan, 3d, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Themsis J. Delan, of
I'hestnutweM Farm, Deven.
Sir. and Mrs. Geerge IUindeljih Pack
ard, of the Meadewn. Villanevu, will bIve
n, theatre party, followed liy supper at
'he Rltz-Carlten. en Monday. January '',
m honor of Mies Dorethy Browning
Redgcrs. debutant daughter of Mrs,
William II. Denner Mr. and Mrs. Pack
ard will also entertain nt a dinner en
rrlday. January 20, In honor of Miss
Kllen MeMlchael, debutante daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Emery MeMlchael.
Miss Anne H Dale, daughter of Mrs.
Wchard C Dale, of 13c. Seuth Elghv
eenth street, will entertain at a card
party at her home en Friday night.
November 11, in honor of Miss Lucy
Brady Grey, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Nerman Grey, of 1830 Pine htrett. whose
marriage te Mr. Harvey MrKnlght
P.'ack, ten of the Kcv. and Mrs L.
VSfcAfiSCS?
BONW1T TELLER G,CQ
OQTNUT AT 5W TREC7
Fer Saturday
Fine Values
Shirts &
2.953.955.50
At 2.95 and 3.95 tliere are Shirts
of Dimity in cress bar and striped
patterns. A wide variety of styles
offers the tuxedo and round cellars,
and accordion plaited flutings.
i.
s In the group at 5.50 are hand f
k, i made blouses of batiste; trimmed J A
K&Ml with filet laces. Georgette and JkM
KfKV heavy crepe dc chine blouses are $tm
yw' also included. llrS
ElijS& First Fleer Ms Vr
8 piaek, of Easten, will be sol
emnized en Saturday, November 12. The
jfiystN wilt Include the bridal party.
Mian Dale, who has been entertained
??ni 5V?.1 Jer a few day" of MIm
Lillian Aldrlch, of Dublin. U. H., left
yesterday for n meter trip tc New
lc' 1wnc,re ,s1e will be the guest et
Mrs. Hugh V. GucUlncless, of Nw
""j"" will return te her home
en Monday next.
Mrs. Livingston niddle, Miss Man'
"l. ec tins city, nnd Mlas Aurera
.1' WI' V "ammerc, win he among the
attendants at the wedding of Miss
bleajier Carrell Dalngcrflcld Carter
. Jfn 1Jt01'IT!l Kdwam trfv Mentagne,
which will take place In the lialtlmore
Cathedral en November 22.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Emery MeMlchael
have 'ssued Invitations for n dinner In
honor of their dobutante daughter, Mlsa
Lllen MqMlclmcl, nt thelr home en Sat
urday ovenlng, December 3, befere the
dance te be given by Mr. and Mrs. Wll
IUuti II. Denner nt their home, 345 Seuth
Klghtcenth street, In honor of thelr
daughter, Miss Dorethy B. Iledgcrs, and
Miss Ellen Deug'aa Lloyd, dobutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy U.
Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Benlamln "11v,1a tVeIln
of Montgomery' avenue, Dryn Mawr,
have Issued InvlUitlens for n small din
ner en Friday evening, November 11,
In honor erf their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth D. Wells, befere the first meeting
of Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurta' danc
ing class.
Dr. and Mra Jeseph Sailor, of 1718
spruce street, will entertain nt a small
dinner nt thelr home en Friday evening,
Novcmber 11, In honor of their daugh
ter, MIs.i Mary L. Sailer, before the
first meeting of Mrs. Charles Stewart
;:.urt8. dancing clarj4. Thelr dnughter,
Mlsa AUce W. Sailor, who Is a student
at Smith College, will return home
for the Christinas helldnys. and will be
formally presented te society by her
parents at a ten, te be followed by a
small dinner at the Acorn Club, en Sat
urday evenlng, Dccember 31.
Among the guests who will attend the
dinner te be given by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry O. Mayer, Jr., at their home. 1260
heuth Twenty-third etreet, en Friday
evening. Novembor 11, In. honor of Mlts
Julia N. M. Polk, daughter of Mr nnd
Mrs. Andersen Polk, of 2310 Pine street,
will be MLis Evelyn n. Page, Mlfcs
Nancy N. Pnge, Mlsa Catharlne Glt
tlngs, Miss Elizabeth H. Shull, Mlse
Katharlne Relln, Mr. Floyd Gibsen Mr.
Earl Ilartlett and Mr. Edward n. Vmim.
The guests will later attend tha first
inecung or airs, diaries Stewart Wurta
Dancing Clasn at the Bellovue-Stratford.
Mr and Mrs. William Leicester Van
Leer, of 4S3D Chestnut street, are re
calving congratulations upon the birth
of a Hen. Wllllum Leicester Van Leer,
Jr., en Sunday, October 30. Mrs. Van
Ler will be remembered as Miss Agnes
de Scldlng, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Joel Shrewsbury de Seldlng, of New
Yerk.
Miss Marie Loulfe Balrd, daughter of
Mr. and MYs. Matthew Balrd, Jr. of
Oraynhnm and Mill Creek read, Ard Ard
mer, will luive today for Princeton,
where she will attend the dance these,
nnd the Har'.'ard-Prlncoten game tomor
row. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Battles, of 267
Seuth Nineteenth street, have Issued ln ln ln
vltat'one for a. dance te be given at the
Kltz-Cnrlten In honor of their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth B. Battles, en Friday
evening, December 2 Miss Battles will
be formally presented te society at a
tea te be gl-en by her parents en Frl
day afternoon, November 23.
Miss Joscphlne G. Hoepor. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rebert P. Heeper, of
Wolverton, Chestnut Hill, will entertain
nt u bridge en Thursday afternoon, No
vember 10, In honor of Miss Jeicphlne
Prlmrose Reeves, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis U. Reeves, Jr., of Abbots
ford avenue, Genr.nntewn, whose mar mar
rlage te Mr. Henry Fester Walten, Jr..
will talce place en Tuesday, November
15. Miss Ree-ven was the guest of honor
yesterday at a bridge which Miss Betty
Thornten gave at her home In Wayne.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Jehn H. Gibben and
Mls Marjorle Y. Gibben, of Media, have
returned from a visit te North Carolina.
Ir. and Mrs. Gibben and their family,
who have been spending the enrly nu
tumn at their country estate In Media,
will open their town house. 1608 Spruce
street, the latter part of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Agnew T Dice hnve
closed their cottnee ut 0405 Ventner
nvenue, Atlantla City, nnd have taken
an apartment In the Bellcvue-Stratferd
Mrs. Edwin Wllklnten will entertain
nt dinner tonight at her home. 110!
Hunting Park avenue, after the weddln
rehearsal of her daughter. Miss Edith
M Wilkinson, and Mr. Gerald J. Han Han
eon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geerge H
Hansen, of 4039 Spruce htrect, who will
be married nt 8 o'clock tomorrow eve
ning at Hely Trinity Church, te be fol
lowed bv a reception at the Bellevue
Stratford. The guests will Include the
bridal party.
Miss Martha O. Wliltmnr. daughter
nt Mr Rebert Fester Whltmer, of 4703
Klngseialng avenue, will entertain at a
debutante luncheon en Monday after
noon, December 26, te formally present
te society her sister. Miss Ellen I. Whlt
iner. Mr Whltiuer nnd his dnuuhters.
Miss Whltmcr, Miss Rachel V. Whltmer
Mlas Ellen I. Whttmer, and son. Mr
Rebert Foter Whltmer. Jr., who have
been spending sceral months at their
Blouses
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Georgette and fcM S LHpW
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country place at Penllyn, returned yes
terday te thelr town house.
Mis Jean De Rousse, daughter of
Mrs. p. J. De Reucse, of the Latham,
seventeenth nnd Walnut streets, accem
panled by Miss Eleaner Bray, of Bryn
Mawr, will be among theso from this
city who will attend the Harvard
I rincoten gama tomorrow at Princeton,
v J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurta
and their family, who have been occu
pying thelr home at Clarksen and Wis
ter streets, Germantown, slnce thelr
return frerm Canada, where they spent
part of the summer, returned yesterday
te their town heuse, 028 Spruce street.
Mrs. Walter Hendersen Bryant, who
nan been spending several months
abroad and was the guest for home time
of her son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick F. A. Pearson, In
Londen, has retumed te her apartment
at the Bellevue-Stratferd. Mr. Pearson
Is secretary of the Amerlcan Embassy
at Londen,
Mrs. Harry C. Tayler, of Cynwyd,
entertained nt luncheen, followed by
the matinee, yesterday nt the Art Club
In honor of Miss Marlen Reber Plck
f'"'d. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert
William Plckferd, of Cynwyd, whero
marriage te .Mr. Charles Wallace Mac
Mullen. Of PflJlSale. V. .T will tntrn nle.
en November 16. The guests, who In
cluded the bridal party, were Mrs.
Charles Gerrlsh Soreule. Miss Myrtle.
M, Johnsten. Mrs. Henrv nanett .T,.
and Miss Marie Carrlgan. Mrs. Tnvler
ylll also be n bridesmaid for Mirs Pick
ford. Mrs. Kproule nlse entertained fnp
Miss Plckferd nt a lunelierm nnd inty,
shower at her home In West Philadel
phia last week.
The PI Theta Sorority will gUe a
fall dance at the Ovcrhroek Gelf Club en
Saturday. The members of the Dance
Commlttee Include Mien Mcta McFnd
dfn, Mlsa Dorethy Mendte, Miss Marlen
Melrese and Mln3 Emma Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mttley. of 2146
Carpenter ntrcet, are receiving con cen con
jratulatlens cm the birth of n son
i,iin " ' iWU1 bB rrncmberel aa Mlts
Amelia Welnmann befere her mar
riage. ALONG THE READING
l. ' j, "-"". ui runnier, nai
been spending some time In Massachu
has
!:,,, L.peS ner return Mra. Orlndred
will go te Texas, where she will spend
the greater part of the winter.
Mr. and Mra. Walter Druedlng. of
Twelfth street nnd Lakeslde nvenue,
Oak Lane, will entertain at a small In
formal dance at their home Saturday
evening. Novcmber 12.
Mrs. William H. Woedhout.e. of Lang-
iiurer, nua ueen spenuing some time In
the CatsktlH
Miss Mildred Warner ban returned te
Brahaeme, her home at Meadowbrook.
after spending the late summer and
autumn In the Catk!ll Mountains. Mlba
Unmer Is the dnughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Warner.
Miss Amelia Ruth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Walter Ruth, of Elklns
Park, entertained at n Halloween party
it her parents' home en Monday eve
ning. Mrs. Hareld Selser. of Jcnktntewn,
entertained the members of her bridge
flub Tuesday afternoon.
A business meeting of the Oak Lane
Kelow Club was held en Wednesday
afternoon In the Oak Lane Library
Following the reports of the delegates
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iu jiie Dime convention there was a
reading of Mrs. Austin's letter from
apain. .Mrs. J. h. Harris and Mrs. J. A
Kllpatrlclt were en thn hnnfesw nm,
mlttee and Mra. C. II. Antheny assisted
ii receiving.
sir. and Mrs. M. Gressman, of 015
j.inaiev nvenue, Legan, thelr daughter,
Mrs. N. Kaufman, and granddaughter,
Mis lllta Lerraln Kaufman, nlse of
i.egan, nave returned home from a
meter trip te Richmond, Va., where
they stayed a fortnight visiting- their
relatives, me suversteln family.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Announcement Is made of the wed
ding of Miss Ida Hayman, of 1S26 North
Eighth street, te Mr. Daniel 8. BerUo BerUe
wltn en Sunday, October 23.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Rowbettom, of
1224 Lycoming atreet, -will give a
small heuse party at their nummer
neme at tjcaskle Park, x. J., ever the
week-end. Amenir the gruests will be
-Mrs. jionert llowbettom and Mr. and
Mrs. William Kershaw.
The North Fourth street sewing circle
held a Halloween party the ether eve
ning at the home of one of Its membere.
The members of the circle Include Mrs.
Frank Thlercr. Mrs. Charles Mattern.
Mrs. Harry Kamp, Mrs. Harry Miller,
Mrs. Jehn Kilbride nnd Mrs. Jehn Alle
born. The party waa held nt 440C North
Fourth street, their being twenty-four
guesta present.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. James J. Dewllng, Sr., and his
two sons, Mr. Andrew J. Dewllng and
Mr. James J. Dewllng, Jr., of 2332
Seuth Bancroft otreet, have returned
from a trip te Plumstcadvllle, Pa.
A reception nnd dance will be given
this evening by St Menica's C. C, In
their school hall. Rltner and Seven
teenth streets. Among theso en the
Entertainment Commlttee nre Mr. Rob Reb
ert Hlnze. Mr. Francis Ycager, Mr. Jehn
MacNamee, Mr. Frank Tayler. Mr. Wil
liam Deane and Mr. Cornelius Furc.
JUST RECEIVED
A Small Shipment of Imported
BEAD TAPESTRIES
nnd llend Si Weel anj Weel
Germantown Novelty Shep
62 W. Cheltcn Ave. Gtn. 4966
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1126 Walnut SL.J-,.
Te Make Roem for Our
Mid-Winter Medels
We Have Taken
100 Smart Hats
Vylneu an te I9.M and
auvlud thpm
City
Baltimore
"Would
Yem"
Ge te a bnrirain-basement if
you iverc buying: damends or
a pearl necklace?
Of Course Net I
The thoroughbred woman
Eelects her wenrinrr apparel
with the same care- she, does
her jewels. If she wants a
new top-coat she ceme3 te
Millards.
We de net icll cheap imita
tions. Tfiie
RntteDnHnetuise .
A etunninff coat of marvclla
with self-colored embroidery.
Cellar and cuffs of beaver or
BcralrrcL
Price $200e00
1337
Chestnut St.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Iaaae MInalty, of 4312
Spruce Rtreet, nnnounce th engage
ment of thelr daughter, Miss Edith
Hcatrlce Mlnaky, te Mr. Morten U
Kehn, of Clovetend.
Mr. irerbert D. AVmtui, of 3819 Wal
nut utt-eet. In ntiiylng ftt the Ambaesa Ambaesa
der, Atlantic City.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dalten, nt 4148
Paul ntreet, are receiving oongratula eongratula oengratula
tlons upon the birth of n. eon.
Mrt Q. Weaver, of Orthodox ntreet
entertained the ladles of lier weeJtly
flve hundred club nt her home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Crarr. of Seymour street.
Germantown. entertained the sewing
circle, ei which a number or ladles or
this section are members nt her home
lest evening. Amcmg these present wcre
Mrs. Charles Wllcoxsen, Mrs. P. Wcln Wcln Wcln
coep, Mlis I). llabeclc. Mm, Charles
Welnlng, Miss Ann Fergusen, Miss
Marlen Ilothensoll, MIbs Htdla Helm,
Mlsa Ann Pallatt Miss Carrie Pontleus,
Mrs. W. Dilreau, Mrs. Charles B. Conn,
Mrs. IJ. Uruener. Mrs. Itebert Wcller
and Mrs. Jehn Bill.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles H. Conn, of
1637 Dyre street, will entertain at a
card party tomorrow evening In honor
of Mra. Clayten Burgy, who has Just
returned from Panama, and Mrs. Harry
Bean. The guents will Include Mr. and
Mra Jehn W. Cenner, Mr, and Mrs.
Hurt T. Conn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebert
Barnett and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rob Rob
erteon. NORRISTOWN
Announcement has been made of thh
marriage of Miss Catharlne R. Wllfeng,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jeseph D.
Wllfeng. of Red Hill, Pa., and Mr.
Frank T. Recse, son of Mr. II. C. Reene,
of this city, en Tueeday at Uie home
of Uie brlde s parents. The Rev. A. M.
Stump, pastor of the Red Hill Luthtrnn
Church, officiated. The brlde was Riven
In marriage by her father nnd wafl at
tended by her ulster, Mrs. Read Recap.
of Philadelphia, as matron of honor.
The best man was Mr, Millard "Wllfeng,
the brlde'u brother. Upen their return
from a wedding trip through the Beuth
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rcose will ll'e at 213 Kant
Jacob street, and will be at home nfter
December 1.
Mlsq Margaret Teager nnd Miss Sara
Teager, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
William Yagcr, of 1482 Arch street,
celebrated thelr eighteenth birthday an
niversary at n masquerade party given
Rt thelr home. The guests Included
MIbs Marlen Bnlley, Miss Emllle Ash Ash
enfelter, Miss Helen Collin". Mlsa AUce
Cellins Miss Dorethy Miller, Miss
Olivia Grnbnr. Miss Helen Knnuer. Miss
Flera Teager nnd Miss Ruth Edwards.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Arnutt Coate have ro re
tumed from a trip te the Paclfle Coast
MIwj Kilter French has returned te
school In Trenten after spending the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter French, of West Main
street
Mr. C. A. Janlte and his daughter.
FIRST ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST
Geerge Allen, Inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
The Loveliest Hats
at
$7, $8, $10 & $12
This yetinp lady is wearing .1 novel Sports Hat of colorful
felt, cre38barretl in gray worsted, with two fluffy woolen ballj
peeping ever the brim. Anether model in felt is stitched in con
trasting silk and finished with a dashing quill. Wide range of
colors. Smartly blocked velvets. The ever popular Duvetynes
and soft velvets.
Friday and Saturday Only $5.00
300 Fine Trimmed Spert Hats
for Women, Misses and Children.
Smeeth Velvets. Values up te $15.
Becoming Veils
JPreaeh OhenlUe DetUd TeUtafrs at 73e a yard, J1.00 quil.'ty.
Variety of colors. H
Take Advantage of Our Annual
Fall Sale of
Hosiery, Underwear
and Gloves
Entire Stock Famous "Harvard
Mills" Underwear at 20 off
Wemen'a Allendale Union Salts.
Extra eliea 03 J 5. ununllv 13 nml Js
Vs-nltjr ralr Silk Unaenrear at
Bargains in Gloves
Tnll-raohlenea rure Silk Healerr
cnlr
Weel Heilarr la tmmnlaff pert
11.00 te 13 f0.
,.vA ft-w,,f,,t. I)ort BteklnffB of bark 6UU linle
with embroidered olea. $1 B0 quality at 51.00 a pair.
,, tU Um i "porenDiw reneh K14 Olevej, including the
Dorethy Oyercaam I-cl.tsp style, nt $3.30 R pair Vsually 13 25
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3Tnll Zilxia of Natural ahmntm
Trtu16'' 0,0T" ,n Kld Woolen Weolon Woelon
OynuJaa Arabian Ore7 Mecha Qleve.. tsually IJ SO. at eafsen pair
Tte. Walking 1 Gleve, of Imperl.4 Oapa tinthar. One cla.S at
On the Second Fleer
Philippine Wight Oewni, rialnty floral dealrn.
Rt fa.M, Fully 1-1 lem.
designs
ii.umuiOB i-jliuppine OlltmlH!.
SlKe SR tn t2 - .. M f."":"V
$30 te $3.05. Kully 1
What's the Odds
bona? They are te S Inrl.ei, wide
AUen'n French Halrnpts
Ask tie Women
v' if
p.v,
Miss Mildred, of 446 Camden avenue,
have returned from a trip te Cleveland
and St, Louts.
Mrs. Herbert Lengfther entertained
the Girls' Club nt a Halloween party
at her home en Monday night en West
Main street.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Allen fipangler, of Drexel
Hill, will entertain two tables at bridge
this afternoon. Among these present
will be Mrs. Bstes, Mrs. Rebert now new
lnnd, Mrs. Chrlate, Mrs. Benkert, Miss
Helen Kntght. Miss Beatrice an
Redcn. Mrs. Rebert Spanglcr nnd Mlsa
Margaret Marshal.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebert Daldersten are
occupying an apartment at the Charter
Heuse. Media, until thelr new home at
Tinviiner rirenn. Walllnifferd, Is com
pleted. Mr. nnd Mrs. Baldoreton lived
fermerly at Chedda Ferd, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn T. Snare, of
Drexol Hill, have been entertaining Dr.
and Mrs. Irwin Beach, who returned te
thelr home In BalUmore a few days nge.
Mrs. T. Jay Sproul witcrtalncd the
members of her bridge club nt luncheon
nt the Sprlnghnvcn Country Club en
Tuesday afternoon, when her guests
were Mrs. Jehn Cellins, Mrs. Hazlett
Hall, Mre. James Irving, Mm Jacob
Verlcnden, Mrs. Burnett Y. Wilsen,
Miss Nelle, Wetherill and Miss Kathleen
WcthcrlU.
39th nnd Market Sts.
Npw Management
Henri Martin
PAUL WHITEMANS
ORCHESTRA
Direction of Arneld Jehnsen
-AMO-
The Georgia Jazz Band
t'enttnnnnn Unnrlnr. Opn r.vrrr Kltbt
CAUARKT RVKItY F7IIIIAY NIGHT
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
FRIDAY EVENINGS
SATURDAY MATINEES
Beginning Hev.1 8 &1 9
MEXICO.Net. 1B,10 JArAN.NeT.5S. 2(1.
I-HILIPI'INKS, Dr. 2, 8i r.OINO
AllROAI) AT IHMIR, Dec. 0, 10s
AIIODND THR WORLD, Iw. 10, 17.
Court Ble at I(cpd' MON.. NOV. 7
Casine
8th A Wnlnut. Mt. Teiay
Ben Ten Girls
With nAIUlT ana DOCOr.AS3
Silk Beavers, Seft Felts,
Ucirular siren $3.00, usually JJ
remarkable reductions
and Stockings
Reg-ular H.00 quality ut $3.00
wear at spe.00 a pur
Yaluea
full fashioned
Ht 83 78 n. njilr v., tn
nin..
- - - He" DuPl rubric, greatly
Sites 14 te IT,
3ell-.l
'(Icca nimilaiu
3 less.
ap - 1 nrn luatM-hat m S. .J
-
5j(00 a
who wear them.
dozen
- "$fi &vfwv .-:
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rttTLA.'S POnRMOBT TIldATltEB
rUIVlVLdI k,t, ifnt. Tomorrow
"SCORED A HIT"
BAID THR KVBNtNO LEDOEU
LAST 3 TIMES
Henry W. Savage t7t
THE
MERRY
WIDOW
Last Pep. Mat Sat., 50c te $2
mendIy 2 WEEKS ONLY
SEATSSELLING
FOR
ZIEGFELD
FOLLIES
BROAD
LaM 2 HvffN., 8 15 Hharp
LAST 3 TIMES
"Barrie at his best."
EVCJ LKDOEn
CHARLES rnOHMAN Prrnts
RUTHCMHERTON
i J. M. BARRIE'S
"MARY ROSE"
"One of the season's strong
cat plays." NORTH AilERICAN
Uvea. Me te t- r0 Mat Sat. H0e te tl!
NKXlTwRT.K Si:AT8 HKLI.INfl
JOHN UOI.DhN. l'HODUCi:il OI'
"Llahtntn"." '"Hi Flrt Tear," "0 Wli
Toels." "Turn te the night"
PrentB Twe nrllllant Btarn
riRACK ILAI.I.
IN THE COMEDY.tnPAD RflET"
WITH SONGS UCHK iWt
Btarn'l Undr Dlrwtlen et
WINCHKLL RMITH
Prtci: En!nc. BOc te 12 50.
Hnturday Matin, Bile te O
rOITT.AIt WTO. MAT.. SOe TO SI. SO
GARRICK ,jr
LAST 3 TIMES
A. L. ERLANGER Presents
mr. PIMbTes
A Theatre Oulld Qucre by a. A. MILIJE
LAURA HOPE CREWS
AJl'3JKubl? .clJt tnr- Du'Jley Plirea
piVSSA!jr' N'airra T7e te 12 se
SATUnDAT MATINEE 77c TO J2.00
NEXT MONDAY
8HAT3
fiEt.LlNO
SAM H. HARRIS
Praen.t3
little Old NetuYerk
coweysuKtss GENEVIEVE T0BIN
iu months in New Yerk
rniCES: ALL NIOHTS. 77e TO 12 SO
I'OV. MATH.. WED. & 5JAT.. 77e TO 2
PTt
IO
9 KA M. V..U, B.
CteftH.1'1"" Today at
nitf TenlKht 7 and 0
5
me
TIME
ACTS
Lw tlrlr i. Ce. i Jehn
.! A- Te. i UHtnn li
r?nlnfi Denne Malrr.
Tlilrnnlt A Crnl Ven
Camp nml Feature
Plrture.
Strnlcht In thn Way"
5
DID
TIME
APTS
mim m s i ''read i.'Jontcemery
AfcWnOCrUXeL Pictures Vaudeville
: 30.
.ind 0
TJJdtTTVOKt
lii fit. ab. Market
1.30 and tl 30
te 11 P. M
Milder
Kennedy
Mary Be Careful"
Cecit
Kn & LOri'BT BTS
Te1"v 1 ,C0 rt 30 te 11
nwftv T,r.e In
"THE FIGHTER"
"Rwlt
PiD fi SAVSOM STS.
1 J 3 . llSO'e U
AII-3Rr Cat! In
"HEARTS ARE TRUMP"
CatUMwi
Market St r"' neth
1 10 and 0. 7 an 1 a
..iar-; iiitiim tr.
"THE JOURNEY'S END"
CaJLea
GOTH ft CK.DAR AVE
1 30 find a T and 0
"FOOTLIGHTS"
11 M Jumbo June. Kkd 'L
4.aA.MlAA r',,', r'"ird Ave.
yrOW-Q t lalre Jams In
fjjfy 'Dwelling Place of Light' f?J
Immaculate Conception
Hall
1- llielten Ur ft it hi.
(.ennantewn
Mitlnee Tedns ut 3;SO Tenlelit at
Tlie Italian Battle Frent
C'-wlnal fiinr.ai It.lan U r-imant
rrejuctlwi en the Italian War.
Mne neela Thrr Unim
The Muht imrrrntluc In the World
'A?.( ftnrl
iuseunif"
Opening of Free Illustrated Lecture
Course Every Saturday at 3.30 P M
M..V. 6 UK H . l'AIUIn.C ,
"Peru Before and After the Incas"
Milv Ant'
siMmn I is,P, .,.
J. Kr. iiram.rij.4i, 4 Suns le,4trw
ORPHEUM 'jnaniewn & Cnnten
"Dawn e' the Meuntaina"
Keystone itIt,TIA,fh'h-- se. t. e
DUMONT'S " VrtJ-T'
FUMrn, ,V.V 5l.ni "' Sat.. 2.15
EMMETT WELCH MinstreU
evitii t: im,i.a te manayii"'
riiti irWtiiii'- i "v'i-b uipchwt
pniunucixni I ' Tomer,
at I
ORCHESTRA j;
I.' I tH
MfclKUrUUTAN '"- m
MaeDeamend in "Tne8Stermr,
AMBASSADOR ""''mar- ave. a, auu
MU Dupent In 'The Rage of PJ'
TVocadere ff L Bella Pul
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4 '
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TllDiATntiH itNentt Din
BTANMST COrTANT OT At,
MAHKET AT NINETEENTH
II A. M. TO 11 r. U.
De MILLE'S
latest rr.oeorTioN
"After the SheW9
f"M Inplu1
Jack Helt & Lila Lee
Paramount Picture liy niTA WEOtAtf
AnDEU ATTnACTlON
HENRI SCOTT &
BUSTER KEATON ea"?
STANTON
MAHKET AND prXTEENTH BTnElTTS
n-Jift. ine n .tn. n tin I'M H.-30"
FII-TH BIG WEEK
WILLIAM1 KOX 8
THB WONDEn 1'I.AT or THE TBAIt
r-OMrNO "QUEEN or BHEnA"
M tCNESmurS&BR(MD
10 A M TO 11 IB V. M.
BERT LYTELL
IN Fm3T SHOWING OF
"A Trip te Paradise"
rneM plat nv Mei'Ar.
PALACE
12W MARKET BTItKET
10 A. M. te 11 IB V. U.
PARAMOUNT I'lCTUUB
Wm. S. Hart SS
tin and"
ARCADIA
Cheatnut Del. lOtti
IDA. M. U 11:15 P. K.
Eugene O'Brien
ran
LAST
DOOR"
rt Inclndrj MAItTHA MANSFIE;
LD
VICTORIA
MARKET AB. OTII
DA. M, te 11:15 P.M.
'The Invisible Power
WITH HOOBB PETERB
'nrllUJ 10 A. M. te 11:15 P. M.
Constance TaImadge"wBPPffl
REGEIT "ceSkrf' 17TH
GLOBE 3IAJlKLruTNrPER
11 TO 11
Continuous Vaudeville Sft"1
"NOBODY HOME" memcai.
"STEP LIVELY" a"
COMKOT
BROADWAY DrYDEa
EDDIE RAT & CO.'
CLARA KIMBALL TOUNO
In "CHARGE IT"
CROSS KEYS 00T" AND MARKET
, . a VAfDEVILLB
Edwm August Pno'eplay Fhvortte
a In Pgmen
A'frhenv FnxKKenD and
AuCgntny ALLEannNT
5 Acts of Vaudeville
"Dangerous Curve Ahead"
ALHAMBRA 12T" AND merrm
aialUa 040 A ft
VAUDEVILLE ALSO
"MAKING MOVIES" "en
BERT LYTELL "mbbsaeb
--- TROM MARS"
riilla.'. Ldlni Theatnsa
n'frttnn of Ir .1 1 Mhntrt
?atllir OPERA HOU6C I
VAO0EV1LI
ewiY MA7t a cvct,a
LEW FIELDS
In Snnpahet of 1831
V.VM Him MeCennell A Ce. of 33
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McUdNNEI.L A 8IMPSON
NEXT Jan. Ilurten ft Ce.
WEEK Cecil Inn ft Clee. Mujfleld
Delly fonnell- Itliolrlte Ilrea.
MIikM'lr ft Husten Ce. and
Other Star lleudllnera
IVJ- MATTER WHO YOU NOMINATE
ivy my c.nin.Ti: reu thrills
,s K0""tT WARWICK
IN
Till WOVIlKR MKI.nnRA.M.
"In the Night Watch"
WITH OMIB TKI.I.
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30c te S1.B0.
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B. F. Keith's Theatre
n"-Ti'T nn-t , TI,
UNPARALLELED PR0GAM
Of th
World's Greatest Vaudeville Stars
Every Act an Exclmive Feature
Chrysanthemum Shew
NeTrmbrr 7. fl uml U
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
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10 A. U. TO II I M,
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