15? 1cr " " -. J 9 JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE Nancy Wynne Tells of Seeing Marshal Fech Yesterday. Miss Isabel Frazer Introduced at Tea Given by Uncle and Aunt Other Matters of Interest WASN'T It "Tdtinjt .vrterclny vrlien ' (lenernl Kech arrived? Peer mnn. I I should lliltil: he would be ill, tcnrlnu , nreund Ihf country the wny he has ulnce , he nrilved heie about n fortnight age. Hut eve en deett want te see him, and I was proud of Philadelphia yester day when 1 home the cheers and cries of delight as he passed along the street with his escort of First City TroeperH and meiinled police. He i reat man, and we have lived in Krent nnd Ftirriiig times. Think of the men who hnve been heie In Phila delphia In the hint live or mee car MaHiul .leiVie. Kins Albert nnd Queen nilJinljctli of Itelctum. Cnnlliml Mtsr cier. (icneriil IVrMiing, (Ji-neral Din, Admiral l!elt and new yehterdny the Rrente.t Brin-inl et lliem nil. ,,,, ......... ,v ........ ,. ., , -.,.,. The Kmerpencj Ad .turned out wen- , derfully. meM of the members. In the i uniforms which 1 ej j ere during their . i i tin inn innr a n 1 1 1 1 . i,naiH i war work, nnd the Women's. Overseas Ltgeti. tee. ( J Hey ntoetl at J'read nnd Chentnut.) And there were nnv number of patri otic Feeletles grouped nleng the Park way te greet the (Jcnerel en his wny in from the statue of Jean of Arc In the Park. As the rertegc led by the police and Troop pns-cd out Walnut street erer the bridge, 1 witnessed a charming ex ample of the marshal's gnllantr.v. A dear old Imh in a wheeled chair whs drawn up nt the curb waiting te nee him pass. She was holding a mnnll French ling In each hand nnd an the meter pased the mnrshnl nnv her, nailed, nalutcd quickly, nnd then lift ing his hnt made her a special bow. As for the troopers, well, they always de leek mnreleus, say I. Being n Philadelphia!, what else can you expect :ue te mij '! The troop is Indeed busy this week. Out with Fech jesterday and tomorrow, November 17, the an nual dinner at the Armery, whlcb they nlwajs attend in full regalia. rpilC Welsh tea yesterday afternoon JL .is n beautiful affair, nnd Isabel F.nr llin l.lilr. i1i.hl. ,,!,. fm- !.,.. If I 111 "'-' " : .....'. ...it wish ciM'ii, vns ten lnel for amth uc She's a sradunte of Spence Scheel, New Yerk, and iu iiiet attractive. She wen- a fieck of pale blue velvet heltcd In with a narrow siUer ghdle. It hud sheit slee;cs nnd the neck nt the hack was edged uitli white fur. Sil ver slippers nnd Hlucklngs completed the costume, and I rrnll think she could net hnve chosen un thing that would hare been mere becoming. Yeu knew, Isabel Is fair, bus golden hair and sen blue ejes, which weic bluer than ever with the vchet gown te bring the color out. Mr. Welsh loekerl very handwime. and I thought Mrs. Jehn Welsh, the Geerge Allen, Inc. 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 A Wonderful Sale of Our Entire Stock Lowered Trimmed Hati, Including Take One Back te 1000 Wonderful Hats Undoubtedly the Greatest Millinery Sale In Philadelphia Children's Hats Are Alse In the Sale Ne Exchanges, Ne Alterations. All Sales Are Final. ITS NOT TOO LATE TO COME OUR AUTUMN SALE of Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves Make That New Dress from any one et these lovely reduced materials: Heavy Canten Crepe. 40 incl.es wide. Full line e colors. S2.9."i a yard. S3.G0 Value. Crepes de Chine. 40 inches viJe. Sucet and Kvciinjy Shades. Sl.l.'i a j aril. Ppeeia! Value. Imported Urecaded Peplin. 40 inches wide. Navy, Brown, Black and Taupe. $.".00 a yard. 5.7.00 Value. All-Sill: Duvctvnes. 40 inches v'uh. Black and all colors. S'i.jO a yard. $7.00 Value. Metal Cleth at S7.00 a Yard. !peeial!y cllective for eve ning di esses. DeliiyMful color combination. Alse Metal Ribhenh, in geld, .ilvei', antique and "tcel, 13c up. Hand-Painted Scrap Baskets, $2.25 n nnlstlc ml'l fun te reuni or utll are iuni II uinl-T'n Inlnl rnii llnkhvlN ut ri'ilir lliulie ut 8J.3S Tin m l.asl.ets mil fur $300 iiiiwilinc ilw 'I hf i elur diheiiKH inn imut uttirti'the flu' n tow ter i'lirlHtmn RlflH hum whlle e haw a poeil if-sertment. Wicker Sewing Baskets Frem England Just iei'(h"l In time for Cliilstmiis lmyltm' svn Impm itittuti nj wtll-ii..i(le J:nlhh Hewlni; Jiaalt-ts. They am llm-d in nullttit . In s.iiliii' 01 h.xtiu. In dainty or hciMciabie celura. Tliey .ire Welul. rfi.l Miluei lit H.'.'S la 8.00. Still a Few Days te Take Advantage of Our Offer en Personally Engraved Christmaa Greeting Cards Fine ateel-ensr.wed exclusive Chribtma.s Greeting Cards; new designs with the .sentiment in either Script or shaded Old English. Selection Number One has forty aitistic designs from which te rhoesc: 23 Christmas Greeting Cards for $2.30 30 Christmas Greeting Cards for $3.73 100 Christmas Greeting Cards for $6.00 Selection Number Twe has fifty styles, including all our higher-priced cards, some in tinted stock with borders? of geld, gray or red. 23 Christmas Greeting Cards for S.".73 30 Christmas Greeting Cards for $li.50 100 Christmas Greeting Cards for $11.00 Prices Include Stainping Your Name Frem Your On a Personal Calling Card Piatt. She lina lived wltore her '"iw ' a tnM. T SAU. ,..., nf :" ni, ,i, i.. day. She la the cutest Bmall person, tlm only (taught' r of ti'e ritrtiiiRPiiu DlXOllN. tell luinu nml If vttn rvmlfl net. ' l,fP nil ,trriwl a... .. a.. I. ....a '. I ... . ... 'nvil Ulll Ull IIIH'I JUU l want te squeeze her. She Ims the pret tleM: duvctMip hat nnd eent of n "tort of jellew ochre color. The crown of the hnt Ik just n linturnl-sljied one. but the unturned brim Is laid In neft box plalti about two Inchen or no wide. The cent Is knee length and has the most fasciimthiR panel In the back ns If n Ninall ci'pe had been deftly fuvuuR there. And between the hat and cent peep out her bricht little face and aelden etirl, nml hv whv of rentnibt there's a tiny neckpiece of ruMe fur i . ... uiPKj- 100:1s very much like her GrantTinaiumn AVIdcner-Utee, 1 think, Of course, her coloring- Is mere like her father, but her featuicR are very like. .urs. Alexander Hamilton nice anil she has her carriage exuctly. NANCY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES The guesui who will attend the thea tre party nnd euppr th.s evening which Mr and Mrs. Pretlerle II. Hlrawbrltlge, of Torworth, Ormantewn, will give In Itnnn,. ..r YII..H IJ . -.. t ........ j.l... .. daughter of Mr Aiid Mrj. William Lloyd , Ball,, wll Include Ml Hllm Peuglns Lloyd, Mls Ji-an Illle, .Mies I'rlacllla Merris, Mlns Kllrabeth Battles, Miss Helen V. M.chell, Miss aertrude A. II. Graham, MKH Hlenndr Slean. Miss Lydla M. rlethlcr, Miss IGUharlne Knight Smith. Miss Gertrude Dougherty, Mr. Gorden W. Hlra.whr.dffA. Mr. Alrinnder 1 Van Pelt. Mr. James Klllsen, Mr. Philip i arson. Air A wensler Ueugnerty, Mr, Kenneth lay, Mr. Heward Butcher, Mr. frank Certrlght. Mr. Philip Lee and Mr. William Llpplncett. Mr. unit Mrs. nil Kirk Price, of 1700 Walnut street, will entertain at dinner at their home en Tuesday evening, No vember 29. te be followed by a box wrty at the opening performance of the erwra At Vie wedding of Miss Anne Jane hJi- tUUglltcr. flf Mr and Mrs Samuel Kerr, and tlip Itev Prancis Macomb Wetherlll. wheh will be vnliunl7.eil ery UlctU at neon en Tuesday, November 29, at the horn" of the bride's parents, 1907 Spnice street, the brldn will be attended by her tue sisters, MKs IJIIen "" Kerr and Mls.i Car.eta T Kerr, at) bridesmaids. A small wedding break fast w Ml fellow the ceremony The guesta who will attend the dinner which Mies nilrahctli Jeanes, daughter of Mrs Henry Sulger Jeanes, of Lay well. Deven, will gle en Friday evening at the BplloMie-Stratlenl lu honor of M s.s Henrietta M'tcDenald Wilsen, dnugh'cr of Dr and Mrs. W. Reynolds W Icen, of Westwood Vlllaneva, whom engagement te Mr lidward O. Shakes peare has been nnneunced, will Include Mr and Mis. Sidney Thayer, Jr., Mr. of Fine Millinery In Price Pattern Hats at Prices "Before the War" That 110 Kits sry bride, med attractive. Sh 'luite a let In Ardmerc, EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER HIliADEtPHlA, WEDNESDAY, ?.nd SJr.s- Vinsen K. Caner. Jr., nnd Mrs. Tristram C. cellcet, 2d, MIm Helena LflnBden Mitchell, MIm Uusaell Tucker, Mr. Slmkeppaare, Mr. Jehn Hlythe, Jr., Mr. Ucrtrem Mpp ncett. Mr lllchard Pew, Mr. Ferdo Hanscll, Mr, Iliiretd Sayler, Mr. W. IteyneldB. Wilsen, Jr., 2 .if' Per5lval Thornten. Mrs. Jeanes and Mies Jeanes will ecuupy apartments nt tlie Wellington en Dcceinber 1. ,.:!'' and Mrs- Charles Teunff Fex, of 2035 Spruce street, will etve a dinner en Saturday evening nt the Mer'en Rrekct Club In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Tristram Coffin Colket, 2d. Before- her marrlniM In iMUnburgh en October 8 Mrs Lolket was Miss Gertrude. Catherine Crawford. Ml'. Themas WUIInK Dalch. Mr. jrunels Haule, Mr. IMward K. Hnyres, Mr. Aithur II. Lea, Mr, Edward Uebliia, Mr Hareld K. GllllnKham, Mr. II. Stiy-gls Ingersoll and Mr. Krncst Spof Spef Spof ferd represented the Hleterlcal Society at the reception tendered te Marshal I'ech at the Washington Monument, tali-meunt Park, yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Ogden D. Wllklnset, and their daughter. MIrs Hara D. Wil kinson, of 2010 Walnut street, and Mrs Kphralni Urlce, of 1320 Ixjcust street, who have been spending se,eral months trnvellnu through Kurope, havt sailed for this country and are expected te arrlve home en Saturday. Mrs. William A. Williamson has rlesed her house In the country, nnd Is oc cupying her apartment at the Clinten for the winter. Mrs. U. Schcctman, of 215S North Ihlrty-seccmd street, announces tha en gagement or her daughter, Mlsa Ann bphectman. te Mr. Heujnmln Sufjnrman, also of this city, and formerly of To Te Te eoneo, Can. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Kdward Moen will entertain It, honor of Miss Leuranla Vnndergrlft nnd her brldnl party today at the th'atre, followed by a tea nt the BelKueStrat- lerci. Among the nucsta will be Mrs. m,"Iu MnVJ,0e,,n-''in ",' W'l'!p A,nft1h1?ny "i.,'0 ' ed?", .I.r4,W,1'l.a" McCandlf-ss. MrtJ. A. nintm. Tllln. Vrv Wjnne Ilarwnrd MIkb Vandcgrift's marrlage te Mr Qulnten Vrooman will tnke place en Saturday. Mrs. Jeseph Dalten. of Chicago. Is the gueit of relatives In this Rectlen until after the Thanksgiving' holiday. Mrs. Dalten will be remembered ns Miss Helen Leahy, formerly of H34 I'orter street, before her recent marriage. NORRISTOWN The first meeting of the Fortnightly Dancing Class was held at the Lrslne clubhouse. The class Includes In Its membership thirty of the younger school sit of this city. The patronesses are Mrs. J Lawrence Klscnbcrg, Mrs Charles H Urunner. Mrs. Leuis Y. Smith. Mrs Jereme W Connelly. Mrs. Nelsen C Crersman Mrs James S Levatt. Mrs. James T Puscy. Mrs. Whs K. Stjtr and Mrs. r. C. Parker At the annual election of the Nor Ner Nor rlstewn branch of the American lied Crets the follenlng officers weic chosen Chairman, Miss Nlnn B Uead : vice chairman, Mrs. Walter J. Shelve : treas urer. Mr. Irvln J Gotwals, and secretary Mrs. J. L. Adams Mrs. WIlllRnt 13 Montague, of West Marshall Btrcet, entcitalned at cards at her home. There were thlity-twe gueals. A 44.00 YOUTH honors and grace in these interpretations of the r eped in Canten Crepe, Peiret Twill, Tricetinc, Crepe Satin and Chi (Ten Velvet. Women's I 39.00 te 85.00 TM PORTED Tweeds and home i. spuns for sports wear; Duvet dc Laines. Velour de Laines and Meussyncs in fur - trimmed cos tume modes and chic tail leu rs of erminie. 38.00 Regularly te 59.50 V KLUUR dc Laines checked Velour-. ind Duvet de Laines of i meilcs am: loveliest modes Seme featuie tiimmings of SOl'T rich Meussyncs and Duvet de Laines amplify tlieii beauty with cellars ami handings of mole, beaver, Aiuirrcl, Australian opossum and wolf. The new colorings of the season arc included. Formerly Priced 89,50 UJ MISS MARION R. PICKF0RD WEDS MR. C. W. MacMULLEN Marriage of Mlsa Katherlne Hark Int and Mr. Jehn T, Lynn A marrlage of Interest will take place this evening at 7 o'clock at the Presuy tcrlan Church of the Covenant, Cyn wyd, when Miss Marlen Reber Plckferd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wll llam Plckferd, of 206 Clywd read, will become, the brlde of Mr. Charles Wal lace MhcMullen, son of Mr. T Wallace MacMullen, of Passaic, N. J, the Uev Herbert W. Bleber, pastor of the church, efflc'atlng. Miss Plckferd will be given in marrlage by her father and attended by a mat! en of honor and four brides maids, who will be Mrs. Charles Gerrlsh Sproule, Miss Myrtle Johnsten, Mrs. Henry Bassctt, Jr., Mrs. Harry C. Tay Tay eor and Miss Mnrle A. Carrlgnn, of this city nnd Cynwyd. Mr Evan M. Spangler. of Cynwyd. will be Mr. MacMulkn'n best man and his ushers Include Mr. Herace Ketchnm, of New Yerk ; Mr. Donnld Frest, of Pat Pat Pat orsen, N. J Mr. Sydney Jny Hamilton, of New Yerk, n cousin of the bride, and Mr. I'hnilcs Gerrlsh Sproule, et this city. LYNN HAIIKINS A pretty wedding took place this morn ing at 9 o'clock nt the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Sullivan and Chew streets, Germantown. when M'ss Kntherlne HnrklnB daughter of Mr, and Mrs William .Harklns. of R621 Chew street, became the brlde of Mr. Jehn T Lyim, of 1105 Kast Cbelten avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Itev. Mlchnel J. Hlggins and was solemnized by a nuptial mane. The bride was attended by Miss J. Lane ae bridesmaid and her brother, Mr. William Harklns, was best man, Mr James J. Lvnn. Mr. Francis P. Ilnr- klns, Mr. James M. Harklns and Mr. Cerncl.ua Harklns acted U3 ushers I rOULTBR PHILLIPH An attractive home wedding will take place this evening, when Miss Marie L , Phillips of 530.1 Hndfleld avenue, will become the bride of Mr. Albert H. Poul Peul ter, et 3713 Hud field avenue. The cerc cerc menji which will be performed by the Hev, Jerdnn, will be followed by a re ception, The bride, who will be given In mar mar rlaeo by her uncle, Mr. Albert Sellers will wear a gown of white satin and spangles, with a tulle veil nrranged In a corenot with erange bloesems and will carry a shower bouquet of white roses sweet peas nnd lilies of the alley. She will be attended by Miss AdeUlda Jenes ai maid of honor, who will wear a gown of changeable taffeta. She will carry Ward roses Mr. Rebert Henry will net as best man. Upen the'r return from a wedding trlr through the Seuth Mr and Mrs. Pointer Send a pemvyem InVwe houre we can drltrcr flowers In any eitr. CHARLES HENRY FOX The Sl7 e the Hete" m 2ZI b. Bread SI. iT sir BONW1T TELLER &CO. CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET Arranged for Thursday Special Collection Women's New Frecks Divided in Twe Groups share the delightful LACES of gossamer weave, satin-back Canten Crepe, Vel vet and Crepe luxuriously soft in texture but vivid in colorings mode, devel fashion these 'rocks. Suit 95.00 te 225.00 CL'ITS of superb fabrics add te the distinction of their design? by employing rich furs as trim mings. Three - piece costume modes arc featured in this group. Extraordinary Values MISSES' SUITS REDUCED 48.00 Itefularlfj te 89.50 CQL'IRREL, bcaer, wolf and Autr.( J liiin opossum aie among the turs that ilistinctiely trim these Suits of Mechatcx, Dmet df I.ainc, imported Tweeds and' hemespuns. the smartest of the season. fur. i !" " t T j rur 1 rimmed euit:i Ur C--j" C t r-i vv wrriuM i section occena fleer Misses' Section Fourth Fleer will be at 'home after December 1 at C30? Hadfleld street. nrttitieat fmfr or AinecBce- DKBtl TfrU T rhene for l'Atrnnd or Printed SkdipIm. ROYAL ENGRAVING CO, 814 Wahit St. Juliet 1126 Walnut SL ' '""."r1. Wonderful Values In Beautiful HA TS Fermer Trite ap te 122.10 150 ALMNE ; THEATRE CHESTNUT AT 19TH DIItECTION FnED B. A B. l'KLT CONTINUOUH SHOWING 11 A. M. TO It P. M DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN' AMBASSADOR Ilnltlmere Ave. at awn tit. Audrey Chapman in 'Falie Women Aead. ef Mel, Thar. Etc., Net. 1 NEW YORK WAGNER PROGRAM SOI.OISTd Frieda Klink SYMPHONY Rachel Morten Htrrii ORCHESTRA Henrietta Cenrad Kred Patten DAMROSCH TlrStrts un al NOW nt .lrnci. enu iii-nn'n ACMJKMV III" MUSIC FOMtlt TuewluT Knilnc, ernihrr 2?, 8il3 GERNAINE SCHNIT2ER VIlKNrH I'lXNINT thlrkerluz rlnnn turd Tlekrti nt Hrnpe'si anil AciKlcm.v TrOCfldcrO Sen', Bablm, '.InIedi" " uiul I.J. IJelle Helena Dinner and livening mP I of a 64.00 1 I v.? 74.00 J "".-. , A NOVEMBER b T'UIl.A.'S FOtlBMOST Tlir.ATllKH - BROAD Last 4 Evenings POPULAR MAT. TODAY wfiBS, rniiv oei.ukn iiii.-rNT3 fillACi: IIAI.K LA HUE HAMILTON "W?SS?V"DEARBJE" Slnited t'ndcr Direction of Wlnchell mllb ki:atm Mir. en i. . si.vr 1UKM Until i uTl! vi:ii. anii .vt f wt i iiik ,fiii v. v: ;i";, ivn Frances Starr in "The Easiest Way" Tills U a Ilntltt llelnseol'rnHiieHen, CemnlMe te tlie Minutest nelnll. Hene In flic. Ueliidre Wny. nnd. Cemes te the Hrenil with 1"' . r.w iimu cst intact "It nn re.illy ) te nit ngili llirenth 'The r.inleet '")' ""' ," huh e well tulil nml " mitKiilflrenlly fliiKeil unit i-nnt."-New Yerk Amr I an Sfnt, 7 11121 Mr. Ilclnum'n plnj lire iitwiw glten m'i tcnir exnrllr u the' nre ilenp In New epli ftir Iniin runn. MISS STAHIl Appear an I.nurn Mnr Mnr leck Her I'crfernnnrr U ruiflnnllnn It l nenilerfiil. " 'The r.Hlet Wjj' hmi Ki'Ineil I" rirhne nml nllurement for the tiiti He. It U im freih nml full of Interent teitnT e It miu Hie night It wqn nrt prmliired." -New Yerk jrernliis ToIb TeIb ."ntih Sent 7 1PJ1 FORREST LAST 4 EVGS. POP. MAT. TODAY Next Week SEATS SELLING fcPKMAI, MATINUC TIIANKSIUMMI ELSIE JAMS AND HER GANG INANEWATTAOC NEW TTPICAL NEW KLSIi: JANIH hHOU GARRICK Lt 2 Week5 ? POPULAR MAT. TODAY A Positive, Smashing Hit! SH H.HARRIS P,eseits ?fe SSASOAS COMiey succiss crmMJOwiSOf AND GENEVIEVE tlk S3 n fe. ExerutMT "WBCPilNg SvmiTI6 CAST hlATS New fei rhunki;llnB erlt HI'MIM, r.r TIIANKscjlVINiJ DAY p-n ffft MA A Market St. I Vi."H Mattnpe Today (it 3 tX itFltSsrsiaytAsf MWE m S DOI'.IS ULMl'llltHt' IIAM I lt I OKTONS IIIMI)M & l!KK.SON l)OMVN 4 I i:i". bini'Kisi: rKTriu; r.vr.n nk.iit AXI) A COItKINC; PIC'llKl. I'.XII) IIKNSKTT In "KKKI'IM. II' WITH 1.I7.II." Mm m m . Ttreri. it Mnntirnni'.ry JlLyAOlYMiA- t'leHire,Vnuivll 30, 7 and U T3fclitiid8!!? ah Market In ami il SO II 1' M V,"M"n "WOMEN MEN LOVE" , U BSD S. t n( i'ST STS "THE HELL DIGGERS" -R.wli ...'!) A S,V.l).f rtTS i an tu nnn i , n I'i't ni i: mr i Deug.Fairbanks.'Rcggie Mixe In' ,W,rTAIt I.W In "I.I Villi "CROSSING TRAILS" " Cerfea I",'" I UMl AVE 1 an nr 1 , T Knd 0 'COLD STEEL" i - - .. irr,,r,! lW&t in 'e J mi I'Uii, it J runt & Gr-a d Ai AT)A iitu ? tv rTT jeanvm rmtmm " '" MJ I ffNJ "MtK STURDY OAK" 0 aS?.Tfieatre Oppesitc'L'Termlnal Next SAT. AFTE8H00N NOVEMBER 19, AT 2:30 GLORIASWMN "UNDER THE LASH" llj siifilW rrincrnirnl Mlth .1. K. M.tttliitiiiii, l'rridrnt tuiilc ( e. of Amrrlr.i Till. A II. i: IJI U- I l,i HI. ,1,. , .a i'Heti)im.i.s w i r ii m.mi-siiiv tT.iLi .-. w i riiiN mi. m: ii .h1- all Selected Musical Program With Soloists of Renown '.Ml II' I'M MS , MA I Hi i, VI ri'MHN I". lull AL 1 . iaii:m III" Ml mc PHILADELPHIA , ORCHESTRA Men. Evening, Nev. 21, 8.15 WAGNER PROGRAM TliKcli. in Ilrpue'it uiul nulnie of Miuli. THE SUBSCRIPTION SALE KlW'e, GRAND OPERA l III.. V UU.MV in- ... t, n mi. rutin i i v ni'i.ii i ....:. .."l rin. ----- - , v '.I. i -v M II. I. I l.tixi; MON M. M - 11 m I , 'ix ill l l.'illi. Vf.lM 111 t If it l l-i ,i,ln 1 epie 1 t.n ' tlu 1 . 1. HiiImHiUeii lit. Aciilcn,, ii'itul er .1 Vr ,1 j'nnm.ftnn,. .. ORPHEUM lrnwrtw, t lll'HV I f THE OTHER WlFtr rwcyaienc ,:..,," ';V '" .- " 7 1..-IUK N 'I I 1 I'll 1 r 11 W LISAN hHS- pft m eiduir im i inrj ai van KiMit.ar . UUI7AI. . 1 iw 1, . .. .. 1 ..utll 11 ... . ..1... i vi iL, i,J m 11 Ik rr wa mk mm m n . m . 1921 il.ltA - T.U ThitAlrw Mrrtilnn et 1 A .. J. Vhihtt ST. OPtnA IMSE ' H lilt 1 'MfRmm AKf II IJHOTIII'nS . , VXVAllli AI IAIH ililHINQT14. Jee Begnnny'g "j'rii1' J MIU'N7inir ntTt" Mabel Withee & Ce. Lillian Fitzgerald Hemer MatOtl & Kccler Murgiierlte Eddie Dewling vTl iKKririN iiitesV SUTS rtlll THAMIKOIVIXI Wl.I.K W ON HAI.K EU ID BBVreK a r,i:iis eni.v Sent" Itnw for Tlinnk. TIiit, Mill. A Msht "The Great Lever's Greatest Triumph" Mr.Lis:c unniNMMi miin . iiki. srn Mr. DITRICHSTEIN i,,T.tt,,FACr. VALUE" sgmmm l.e. i't Mnl Tmlny A t t 'i LAST 6 TIMES tjx Httats Metraawru fwoetner iiBSCCJI rOM 7X CSHTWtY mAT.MTVK CO.0T lOO- II BIG SCKHIS mmaeits mms eauet fRICtS. mtrns tr e v ue ue i ;ii , Last Barg. Mat. Today J $1.50 "1 Meeli- eiitH l.imer. for H'e 11'! TtVeV. nml New en Kale for Thanlcselrtif Mfitlnee nnd NUht Tlt LATEST OPERETTA BY OSCAR STRAUS ccpe'ii'! cr . "TKt CHOC0UTI SOL&tR, THC NIQHTS AT 8M MATS.WUB4 AN0 1AT AT 2 20 W'ffW&tfPi 1 Mat. Tomer. Het BEcrnn seti ren tha.nkhoivtne mative; avi nicht Seats NOW 8 Weeks Ahead .nri m;t at tiii; uex OrriC'K I'Olt AM. IT.RFORMAXCEH MtllllM. 111. I I I It IN tens WALNUT Mat. Today Best Seats. $1 r:.,h-rt, Warwick In "The Nighl Watch" With (HUr Trll I "T W l"KK Tenllf. r.Oi' tn VI IT Is i I i i ii nu y NBXT MEEK SKATS NOW BEI.LINO FentHtlc Mt1nr uwrhiimin Artlnc CHARLES S. GILPIN In ELOENK O. 0'VEIM Driima The EMPEROR JONES Orlclnal Vrlnrtnn Theatre. K. .. Cast nni) PrKltirtlnn Mihta, Kat. Mnt nnrt ThnnUitiTlnr Day Mat.. 75e te S3 17m rkvcl tine Night. ?Se tn S:.B0 Dramatic T. N. T. I f . r a " i - i , , f , - ,1 ill - e nr. it I heji s u I i 4 tir bc (i l pi,'rtd.TR i a. i, Kfr alv . I'l- a I i it ,-izt j . ,i . Beginning Today KfETftOFOUTAN OPERA HOUSE m;ei d rmiK . K- MAfsI " KVIW. jflWl OVKItTl IlK ! H'OO W Siv J&k TOTO lCIfl! 1 8. AST Wfcjn 'j8eb MrnM Vnn Mat Tnmnr Het Cl.sn Kr I) 1 riu i - in . ii .1 I ,, M Wed., Nev. 16 te 26 Dim Hen Win. M. (.rrrnhnu Hirelil Urrtlirlnirr nml MT... a I'. M. t M h . t A n I'rlcen J3i. 3.1r unit ane (flu, TU) Philadelphia Grocers' FOOD FAIR First Regiment Armery Uread and Callow hill Nev. 7 te 19, New Open Deers Open 2 te .":3l) and 7 te 10:30 P. M. ADMISSION, 25c I'nrll icilil ilrkrti. lrn frrc lit Bretern PALM GARDEN 3SLh & Market l iiiltr MiuiaKt'iiieiil uf lU-iiri Murm Continuous Dancing 2 Bands 1 i i: Mi.in luilill Mlilllliu TIlllllkndtlilB It it liaiini-p Mitiiru:ij I iihh l'r Jt e . SATURDAY XJCO . EMMFPT WELCH Mirttri, - . .-.im 1 ! 'C-hln'n ACADEMY OF MU iragyii mm FRIDAY ; ! SS PS- . . . tftnnler Cempiirr of Amerle'x 'nierii MVnKKT AT NINETHKNTlt 11 A M TO it r M PERSONAL APPEARANCE OP Victer Herbert A Ot KST CON'DI'CTOrt OP1 THH STANLEY ORCHESTRA Apptnrlnc at 3.30. 7.B0 nml !fS0 A I'AHAMOl'NT l'lCTlllK Gleria Swanson nnd MAUI ON lltMMTW "UNDER THE LASH" ADAVTKD PROM TUP ' SHI'I.AMITR" "A wonderful preffrnm." m rh ncerJ. STANTON MAFIICKT A it ;ie i n MVrrEVTIf HTUrKTfl 3 an .n an t se n ae LAST TVO WEEKS " t.lUMI'X wfiMIBU I I.A he It Vrii i 1'hRt u An Net K'-tplni? lit HIl'i t,.f IVnjrree n' lb r ii COMING, November 28 Queen of Sheba r -, l.i.cmtTM MAKM-I.OUS JS CNESTNUTSTBROAD 10 A. M. TO 11:13 V. M. THIH Kl5K rmsT ransn.NTATieN SERENADE A Tt of t'nrtyini r ev and Thrlllln Ailvrniiirs Full of I.lfe nnd KIre I'm' In Hai)i(I hi MIRIAM COOPER and GEO. WALSH mm .'ti i iv ii A FIJtST NATI'iNAI, Al.SIf ATTUACTIO.V ART ATM A ""'nut Del 10th t.,tlJ lt ,0 , M. te 11-15 P. M. MARION DA VIES in a ni7v pirTrni "ENCHANTMENT" ITS A PARAMOUNT A Sensational 1'hetudram.i Revcalint: Several Reasons "WHY GIRLS ft aiat ri.u rrter the I'Ul'I .AH SI A' K MTi-KhS A Thetnr of Vita! Importance and Universal Appeal THIS WEEK at itern Victeria MVrtM.l Al ., Palace CAPITOL a4 rAnKI:T htiiebtt l'e XPlle Pro.ltintlen "AFTER THE SHOW" V I Til j.t K H' il-l j. i I LA lAiC REGENT '..'AM'nyjJ" I.n.ly r-imi T nrutner" THE BIGGEST AND BEST VAUDEVILLE SHOWS vr i.iTTi u 1'Hii.i-s MAf rKUT GLOBE v ji s' kii r j u v, m. 10 Wonderful Acts BROADWAY 1 Ut.iti3SVDKK ' J1 ' I0--AU0 CONSTANCE TALMADGE t. t r -mvk , t n ,- AUcgneny . Am, aufcwunt -, , -T V t 1f VIM i. AND WALLACE REID Xfl "jt. CROSS KEYS 0OTVAVNDrvtiR?PT DE WOLF GIRLS 'xe eritr.Kft ALHAMBRA AlJ:1 CHAS. RAY 'wbaf KARYL NORMAN "The Creele Fashion Plate" LIGHTNER GIRLS & NEWTON ALEXANDER LEW DOCKSTADER MR. LEO BEERS 'Parler, Bedroom and Bath" Ail HU -U rjjnil rK Hrjetv of 1 "IimIv r4tu.-.. ACADEMY OF MUSIC H- "'1 2JbbiKbjIj 1- '.II JtAISKBT I TiiriTm iiiwsiTPr.. i?Th Tht. , .1 Mat. Today and Tonight & b Uir I'rennt. tta Inceniu.r.t.,.. IncemparabU EsPJIVLOWA Mt I A 1., I II., Ilnll.l 11..... . ... WW .h.Ktr,, lllr,,t re," Kunaen uV,d "L ' '" New Ballets, J ",. m,ni.. w&,ni. -"-'"'-" 11 nil niesln liU I. !'? f.i, i.. ... . -T? ..,. i,r. .; ,,Y9-c.n.y,f'.tt:'.? Casine WKKK- HELLO, 122 t hm jHHBvv'u vvj i Wjh V4ilntenM ( tih RiTrnw trim J I.
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