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JVflftcy Wynne Talks of the Ball te Be Given Tonight by
Mr. and Mrs. Starr and Mr. and Mrs. Wurtz
at the Bellevue'Stratferd i
TONIGHT will iwlicr In the necifli
sen'oen with the first bull of the
Teat. It will be Riven by Mr. ami Mrs.
Barnes Stnrr nml Mr. and MrH. Clinrlc
Htnwnrt WtirU In honor of Legnn
K Ue l daiRl.tcr of Mr. en.l
Mrs Stnrr nml n nlcce of the Wurtses.
Mrs. Stnrr nml Mrs. Wurts arc sis
.rs yen knew. Legnn's grandmother,
Mrs. Jehn Wistcr, enre the ten at
which she wnB Introduced last menin.
and this Is the second large entertain
ment given by her family.
lecnn has been guest of honor nt
many ether nffnlrs, for she in very nop nep
Sr and her mother's friends nr nu nu
mnreiis. tee, nnd nil frccm te wnnt te
S for her dnughtcr. The bnl
till "c Riven nt the llcllcvue-Strntferd
and will be n beautiful affair.
Tliore will be n number of dlnncrb
yj. "I the ball. Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Harmen Geerge will cntcrtnin for their
daughter. Mnrtyn, nnd the trunk
Thernc Pattersons will entertain for
Ttosemnry Howe. The Daniel Unrrln
Ars will give n dinner for Mary Miller,
fh. Geerge Willing. Jr.'s will enter
Iain for the J. Wllmcr lJIdillcs nnd
Elizabeth Jenncs will give n dinner for
lienrieuu n " -
snearc, whose engagement, you iuuv
was announced recently, nnd there will
be several ether affnlrs, tee.
ELEANOR DUNNING will make her
debut this nftcrnoen nt n ten which
her parents, the Geerge Dunnlngs, will
.Ira at the Acorn Club. Eleaner is the
hunger of the two Dunning girls, who
It, both most nttrnctlvc. She will have
a number of the debutantes receiving
with her, and the receiving party will
go later te the Starr ball.
I SAW 'Adclalde Sims Ncwlln the
ether day, looking well In n dark
blue hnt with brightly variegated ennue
feathers en either side of the brim. The
hat wns smnll nnd quite dark, et
course, se the short drooping feathers
close te her bright fnee made a most
charming effect. She wns wearing a
dark blue cloth frock, very simple and
geed looking, nnd n tan top cent with
gloves nnd scarf te match.
8 Adelaide is renlly awfully clever bhc
makes her own clothes, thnt Is
Sest of them, nnd they nre simply
stunning. She dn?n n let of chnrit
work, tee, you knew, and is very, very
popular. I believe she's nsked te every
party going.
BY THE way, don't tell me thnt the
crnze for blnck evening gowns hns
cone out nnd is no longer ' de mode.
I nm here te Mate that nt the dinner
given en Tuesday evening nt the llc."
vuc-Stratferd In honor of Mnrshnl Foeh
net mere thnn ten or twelve gowns n
colors were worn. Uverv ether frock,
and tliev were wonderful JreckH. tee,
was black; either velvet or chiffon or
faille or tulle or net. And there were
mere than six hundred guests nt that
bannuet. you knew.
Mrs. J. Kenrsley Mitchell were a
magnificent gown of black jet made with
a court train and rut V-shaped in front.
And MrsJack Fell wns most attractive
In black crepe de chin?, the bodice cut
in a V and the skirt trimmed with blnck
fringe. Mrn. .Tnmes Stnrr wns in blnck
Mitln embroidered in steel bonus, nnd
Mrs. Jehn H. Thayer chose blecWelvct
relieved with n touch of geld. Mnek is
-jminllv most becoming in the evening,
and I am sure the Mnrshnl must have
heen charmed with the leeks, of the
mp,, nf TMiilndelnhln. for they nre
hanilHeme, If I de sny it myself.
JIMMIE had been found playing in
the rend with n very dirtv little boy
several times of late, nnd Mether, net
realizing hew geed it 8einewm.es is iu
ti (r. ti,n Hrt. nhlected several times.
Finally she spoke te Daddy about it,
and he told Jimmie he must net play
with Jeseph nnv mere. New, when one
k nine jears old, one's memory some
times does fnll'enc, nnd se Jlmmlc just
naturally forget. And when Father
came home next day he found Jimmie
and Jeseph playing together once mere.
Calling his son te his side he said:
"I have told you you must net play
with tills bev any mere, you will learn
nothing geed) from him.''
"Oh !" cried Jimmie. "Dad, you den t
knew. Why, I would never have
learned hew te wiggle my cars if It
hadn't been for Jeseph ; he does It beau
tifully." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. nnd Mrs. Emlyn L. Stcwardsen, of
3021 Pine street, will cntcrtnin at din
ner this evening In honor of their daugh
ter, Miss Rosamond Stcwardsen, before
the ball Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs Stewart
Wurts nnd Mr. and Mrs. James Starr
will give at the Bellevue-Stratferd In
honor of their debutante daughter. Miss
Sarah Legan Starr. The guests will
Include Miss Jnne B. Ycatman, Miss '
Ruth Packard, Miss Mary Sltler, Mr. I
Geerge Robins, Mr. Henry Parker. Mr .
Krnest Kltsen nnu Air. winiam uow uew
man. MIbs Anne Lewis, daughter of Mr.
FURS
A Wonderful Collection of
Salesman's Samples
that can be bought new
AT GREAT SAVINGS!
French Peal
Could, Knee
Length
French Heat.
Skunk Cellar
nnd Cuffs
.50
$
145
We bought these Rurmcnts
from n New Yerk Furrier who
needed immediate cash. Made
during the summer season, when
furs veie at their lowest level,
each garment represents a sav
ine of .10 te 50.
A Small Dopeait Will Reserve
Your Purchase
Northern Fur 60.
1235 MARKET ST.
l Own te 0 I'. M, Sut. B I'. M.
jtf I
rif'
nnd Mrs. William Draper Lewis, of Aw
byry, Qermanterwn, will entertnln nt din
ner this evening In honor of Mlsa Caro Care
line 8. Uarelay. daurchtcr of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Littleton Uarclny, whose
engagement te Mr. Muscoe It. H. Oar
nett, of New Yerk, was recently an
nounced. The guests will later attend
the ball Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurts nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Starr
will give.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn W. Converse have
Issued Invitations for a fancy-dress
dance nt their home, Chltwynd, Rese,
ment, en Saturday evening, December
31, In honor of their daughter, Miss
Kathcrlne C. Snowden.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Herace Lorl Lerl
mer will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Charle Charle
magne Tower In thelr box nt the opera
en the1 opening- night.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Geedman,
Jr., of Chestnut Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh I. Wilsen, of Bryn Mawr, have
Issued Invitations for a dinner at the
Hellovue-Stratferd en Friday evening,
December 23, In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Geedman's daughter, Miss Jane D. Good Geed
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilsen'B daugh
ter. Miss Loulse 8. Wilsen. The guests
will later attend the Christmas meeting
of Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts" Dancing
Clasr
Mr. and Mrs. O. Drlnten Roberts, of
Llanengan, Bala, have Issued Invitations
for a dinner en Thursday evening No
vember 24, in honor of Mies Mary Starr
Grscem, daughter of Mr. Redman E.
Grisceni, of Dolebran. Haverford, be
fore the dance Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Elliett, of 317 Seuth Soventeenth street,
will give at the Rltz-Carlten in honor of
their debutante daughter, Miss Hannah
Marlm Elliett.
The guests who will attend the theatre
party en Friday evening. November 25.
which Mr. S. McKean Bayard, of 105
East Jehnsen street, Germantown, will
glve In honor of h!s daughter, Miss Pelly
U Bayard, will Include Miss Dorethy
W. Stevens, Miss Ellse du Pent, Miss
Mary V. Bartow, Mr. Edward Van Pelt,
Mr. Paul Casey, Mr. Geerge Warden,
Mr Kenneth Day, Mr. S. Wright. Mr.
Jehn Page and Mr. William R. McAlpIn,
of New Yerk- The guests will later
attend the barr Mr. and Mrs. C. Emery
McMlchacl, of Knell Heuso nnd 2041
Walnut Btrcct, will gle nt the RItz RItz
Carlten In honor of thelr debutante
daughter, Miss Ellen McMlcbnel.
Mrs. Jeseph S. Leverlng Wharten, Jr.,
of Meaftowbreok, will entertain at tea
en Friday nfternoen, November 25, In
honor of Miss Rosamond Petter, daugh
ter of Mr. Ames Petter, of Providence,
R I., whose engagement te Mr. Charles
W. Wharten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Je
seph S. Leverlng "Wharten, waB recently
announced. Mrs. Wharten will be as
sisted In receiving by Mrs. Spencer K.
Mulford, Jr., Mrs. Karl Dedge and Mrs.
Kern Dedge.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Chapman, of 335
Seuth Sixteenth street, will entertain nt
a small dinner at thelr home en Fr day
evenlng next In honor of their daughter.
Miss Henrietta P. Chapman Cevers will
be laid for fourteen guests. The guests
will later attend the Thanksgiving meet
ing of Mrs. Charles Stewnrt Wurts'
dancing class at the Bollcvue-Stratferd.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodere O. Se xas, 3f
Germantown. have Issued Invitations for
a dance en Thursday evening, December
15, at the Germantown Cricket Club te
present te society their daughter. Miss
Amelia B. Sc xas. Mrs. Selxas will en
tertain at a, luncheon en Monday at the
Rltz-Carlten In honor of Miss Selxas.
The guest will Include Miss Ellen Doug
las bleyd, Miss Alberta P. Reath. M ss
Banning Grange, Miss Hannah M. El El
leott. Miss Mary L. Nixon, Miss Anna
Newbold, Miss Cernelia S. Rankin nnd
Miss Elizabeth B. Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs Bryce Blynn, of Spring
field avenue, Chestnut Hill, will enter
tain at dinner this evening before the
ball te bexglven by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stewart Wurts nnd Mr. and Mrs. James
Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn M. Hamilton, of
Bethlehem pike. Chestnut Hill, will en
tertain at dinner te be followed by a
theatre party this evening In honor of
Miss Janet Sabine, of Bosten, before
the ball Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurts and Mr. 'and Mrs. James Starr
will give.
Miss Marian Cahlr Doneghue, debu debu
tante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
OUR'
STORE ORDERS
Are the Best Charge Accounts
becnaae seu can purchase ut the
Irndlnc Fhlla. reUril store nod
time but one bill te pay. Hettlr
mtnt may be m.idr monthly or en
convenient weekly payment. Term
nre hnited en the lencth of the credit.
WIXITK FOlt DF.TAIL8 TONIGHT
Marriett Bres.
1118 chestnut street
IHIIIininCharge Accounts Invited!
m$m
1215 Chestnut Street
I A wmf' I
I jjmv IV 1 1 I
New Medel Hats
for Thanksgiving
Specially Priced
EJ'OO anduR
Representing the highest types of hats
Slipper Satin, Faille Silk, Brocade, Geld and
Silver Cleth and Fur Combinations.
Clese-Outs-Half
Price
UUHiUUPurcha.tnK Agent'
bteng
Tf. . . ' . . . .-y
is Engaged
MISS JESSAMINE HAILE
Of Farmlngten, Me., whose en
gagement te Mr. Leenard I). Gels,
of this city, has been announced.
Mr. Gels Is a graduate of Lehigh
University.
D. Doneghue, of Germantown, will be
the guest of honor at a luncheon at the
Union Lcague nnd thcatre party en
Saturday, which Mrs. Harry Lawsen, of
West Upsal street, Germantown, will
give. The guests will Include Miss
Cernelia S. Rankin, Miss Elizabeth B.
Wayne, Miss Margaret Hayes Hamilton,
Miss E. Martyn Geerge and Mls3 Kath Kath
arlne Knight Smith.
Miss Ellen Whltmer, daughter of Mr.
Rebert F. Whltmer, of 4703 Klngscssing
avenue, will entertain nt a theatre party
this evening in honor of Mlsa Helen C.
Hendersen, debutante daughter of Mr.
and Mts. Walter G. Gwynne Hendersen,
of Indian nnd Queen lanes, Germantown.
The cuests will Include Miss Louisa M.
Wallls, Miss Katharine Knight Smith,
Mr. W am McCe urn. Mr. Ph I n Wnl
lis, Mr. Francis Reeves and Mr. Rebert
Pltllcld. Miss Martha Cameren Whltmer
and Mr. Jehn Grav Leve, of Bellefente.
Pa., whose engagement has recently
been announced, will chaperene the
party. The guests will later attend the
ball te be given by Mr and Mrs Charles
Stewart Wurts and Mr. and Mrs James
Starr, Jr., at the Bellovuc-Stratferd, In
honor of Miss Sarah Legan Starr.
The' members of the Alcott Lunch
Roem and Cape May Vacation Heuse
are holding a bazaar today and tomor
row te defray the expenses of their mov
ing from the Sheridan Building te their
new quarters, 135 Seuth Eleventh street,
where the bazaar will be held. Lunch
eon, tea and dinner will be served. The
ladles who will assist Include Mrs. Leuis
C. Madeira, president : Mrs. Percy C.
Madeira, Mrs. Frank T. Patterson, Mrs.
Hamilton Chcsten, Mrs. Edward Clarke,
3d, Mrs. Norten Downs, Jr., Miss Jane
Masen, Mrs. Alexander Coxe Ynrnnii,
Mrs. Frank R. Wallace, Miss Anna Beck,
Mrs. Fisher Boyd, Mrs Frank Clark
Grant, Mrs Orvllle Bullitt nnd Miss
Marlen D. Grant.
ALONG THE READING
A meeting of the Civics Departmen'
of the Oak Lane Review Club will be
held this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Geerge A. Bauer, Seventh street and
Kenllwerth avenue. Oak Lane. Mrs.
Bauer Is chairman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry R. Cruse, for
merly of Queen Lane Maner and of
Syracuse, are occupying their new home
In Elkins Park Maner. Mrs. Cruse will
be remembered as Miss Florence Heyt,
of Scheel Heuse lane. Germnntewn.
Mrs. Henry Craig, who has been vls-
1IAVK YOU BVKIt TIMED
LCOTT LUNCH ROOM
New at 135 Se. 11th St.?
Open te Business Olrls nml Women
Heme-Cooked Luncheon Srve.d Dally
Frem 11.30 te 3
The Attractive .Menu nnd Moderate
Trices Will Appeal te Yeu
Itest Reems With Heeks & Magazines
HEN YOUR
APPEARANCE
IS ADMIRED
I
a. compliment Is paid te jour figure
te Ciie iroed judgment with which
our corset has been chosen te the
skill with which H has been fitted.
Special Attention
Stouts, Hnrglcal nnd .Maternity
Complete Line of Brassieres
ITladamf
JI35 Chestnut St.
mmmm Prices Moderate -
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Riu7ucwwlWBw I
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Value 5.00 2.50
Value 7.50- 3.75
Value 15.00 7.50
Value 18.50 9.25
Value 25.0012.50
UIRlIli
Ordert AcceptedBl!!
I J tV ' I
Itlnc her sister fn Pittsburgh, has re
turned te her home in Elkins Park.
Mr. Hampteri Lawrence Carsen ad
dressed the members of the Oak Lane
Review Club nt an open meeting In the
Oak Lane Library Wednesday afternoon.
TIOQA
Miss Adelo Fredericks will entertain
the Fifty-Fifty Club at her home this
evening, when her guests will be Miss
Jean Clark, Miss Anna Larkln, Miss
Margucrlte Larkln, Miss Dorethy Mc
Devltt, Miss Elvira Martinez, Miss
Alma Wall, Miss Ruth Wnlreth, Mr.
Paul Barker, Mr. Harris Burten, Mr.
Edwin Feeney, Mr. Charles Hall, Mr.
Rebert Lukens, Mrs. Edward Clark, Mr.
Martin McCawley, Mr. William M. Mc Mc
Leughlln, Mr. Nathan Whlttakcr and
Mr. Leuis Machadrl.
On November 23 the club will enter
tain at a box party at "Tangles," which
will be given by the Alumni Associa
tion of the William Pcnn High Scheel.
The club members who will take part
are Miss Jean Clark, Miss Elvira Mar
tinez and Miss Adcle Fredericks.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. David Cetter, of 1413
North Sixteenth street, nnnounce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Der-
etny Jeyce cotter, te Mr, Rebert Prltch
ard Ramsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. H,
Clyde Ramsey. of Hunttngten. W. Va..
nnd Orovllle, Calif.
Miss Jesephine B. Richards, of 1726
North Eighteenth street, will entertain
her bridge club en Saturday afternoon,
when the following members will be
present. Mrs. Alan B. Richards, Miss
Lilian Rnmsay, Miss Anne M. Georgcsen,
Miss Florence Rhoads, Mrs. Harry Cerr,
Miss Helcne M. Graham nnd Miss Mary
C. Bclrn.
Mr. and Mrs. Emtie B. Hess, Miss
Louise Hess and Mr. Benjamin Stern
fold will receive thelr friends en Sun
day nftcrnoen from 3 until 0 o'clock at
the Hetel Rlttcmhouse.
Mrs. Julius A. Fischer, of 1543 Dla
mand street, has returned from New
Yerk, where oho was the guest of her
sister Mrs. J. W. Bcrsen.
Miss Gertrude Manning, of North
Eleventh street, wilt be hostess te the
members of her sewing circle at her
home en Monday evening.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Herbert Leigh Rice has Issued
Invitations for a luncheon nnd bridge
party which she will glve en Tuesday,
Novembcr 22, at her home In Claymont,
Del.
Mrs. Harry Armltage will entertain
Men's and Women' C
60-00
er. Made te Measure,
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008 WAIJfL'T ST.
HAT FRAMES
The largest ns
Kirtment of Hat
Krnmes In Thlla-
. neipnia.
Call anjr time and make rear selection
DAI FY Ur0,t Hat
KftMjMa 1 Frame Display
612 ARCH ST.
Bnnwrnnm Onen 0 A. M. te (I V. M.
REGILDING
Old Picture or Mirror Frame
In (ield or Silver by old-established
manufacturer.
I'hene. Fllhert 8113
C. A. GREENIG
47 N. HUTCHINSON HT.
Bet. Filbert & Arch. Ot'.i & 10th
FIRST ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST
Geerge Allen, Inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
The Millinery Event
of the Season
Every Hat in this establishment
less than the usual
Your Choice of nearly
Trimmed Hats
New $5, $6, $7.50,
All Imported Pattern Hats
New Less Than Vi Price
Come Early for
Veils that
Chenille Iterlcred Veilings at
Alice Blue. BUtck bordered with
tan. Alse all "navy, black, brown
Veiling thatJ ordinarily sold at
Popular meahetsand colors.
Milady's Lambskin Gloves
In brown, tan, beaver, gray, black and white. 1200 perfect pairs of
them with Paris Point Backs. Note the prices t.80 u nnlr. Value
$2.00. A splendid Christmas gift.
Silk Stockings for $2.00
filete 8I1U Hosiery, worth J4.30. 'Seme hae fancy lace rib
but the majority are plain. Mostly cordean, but some black. T se'
are perfect stockings at a wonderful value. Buy new for Christmas
giving.
Vnll-Kushlened Silk Hosiery. Black, cordovan, tan and navy
This quaUty stocking Is sold for H 00, but as some of them ha
slight lrrei;ularltUs we can sell them for 3.00,
Shew Your College Celers
Wurin, Woolly Scurfs at 3.00 up In the famous orange and black
or blue nd red Other color combinations as well. 15 Inches wlde
and SVi yrds long.
Fresh Frem Paris"
Freairh Handkerchiefs for Men. Woven colored borders or beautl
ful printed designs. . All of the finest Bpun linen. Matchless variety Get
him Bome te sport at Christmas. l.oe, fi.iis, ji.ne, l 75 each.
Trench Handkerchief for Women, Daintily colored linen' vlth
hand-drawn squares. Quaint Delly Varden effects Snnppv KuturlMic
border Fresh white delicately edged with color Haiul-i oiled and
hemstUched. flue, 75c. l.oe, l 25 each.
Allen's French Hair
Ask the Women
Un Air Embaume Face Powder, $1.25
$1.50 Value
,rePAy? neymbeb is, 1021
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the- bridge club te which she belongs at
her home in Chester this evenlng
Her guests will be Mrs. l.K)gan wninp
bell, Mrs. William McClcnachan, Mrs
J. William Simmons, Mrs. William B
Tedd, Miss Mrrthn Conefert, Mfsrf Ada
Decrlng and Miss Sarah Sweeney.
SALE FOR FEDERATION
The Welfnre Federation will glve
en auction deg sale tomorrow en thn
reef of the Beltevuc-Stratferd at 6
o'clock. Many have contributed degi
nnd nil nre pedigreed. Mr. Ed
ward B. Chnse Is giving his champion
Irish setter. Many hunt clubs nre giving
erne hound, Radner, nose Tree, Hun
tingdon Valley, Brandywlne and Chev
shlre. Miss Anita Strawbrldge nns
donated an imported Pekinese, P. A.
B. Wldener a champion police deg and
Jehn Breck a pollce deg.
AOADKMY OF MILS 10
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
FihsT srr.ciAL cencuit
Men. Evening, Nev. 21, 8.15
WAGNER PROGRAM
Tickets nt neppe's and Academy of .Munlc
MR
Duy everithltitf for the
family at any store jeu prefer. Cloth Cleth
Inc. Furniture, Heuse Furnishings, Jew
elry and General Merchandise. Pay at
your convenience. Deen at It right here
en Chestnut Street ever 30 jears.
Cnll, rhene or Write
I. WEAVER 1112 Ait SL
Iloems 21 and S3. Take Elevator
SHOP WITH
STORE
That Buy
Anything
from the
leading
Men-s of
Fhlla . Wll Wll
mlnxten. nnnnrc
Camden,
Atlantic
City &
Chester
"Ills' w ?aSy Terms
FRAMBES & CLARK
1112 Chesnut St., Phila.
(MO Ounranter Tr. nlilic.. Atlantic Cltr
30 N. Third St.. Cnmrten
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LAMF AL1UIU
Lamps
fitted for
cs or
electricity
Factory
Cath
Price are lower
than Credit Term
4 v
, a
1 i
I 7 T1
TIII3
Hnnd.
polished
mahogany-
flnlsheil
base;
Japanese
flguted
silk
shade,
richly
lined nnd
chenille
fringed.
rolyclireme
Can
heatitU illestlcks
fully decemteil n
carinli TVt
1260
Inches high
(3.00 n pair.
331 Market St.
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en sale tomorrow at 1-3 te
conservative prices.
':
1000
$10, $12.50, $15
the Best Choice
Flatter
7Se n yard
Royal Blue,
and taupe.
N'avy bordered with
Brown bordered with
50c and 60c a yard at 20c u yard
Nets, $1.00 a Dezen
Who Wear Them
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rillM.'S FenRMOST THrtAT7lEB
BROAD Last 2 Evenings
Last Pep. Matinee Tomorrow
JOHN GOLDEN I'ltKHENTS
OKAGI3 IIALK
LA RUE HAMILTON
IN THE COMEDYt.nCJID MS?"
WITH SONGS UEHII iue-
Stngcd t'nder Direction of Wlnchell 8mllb
Brisk Buying Yesterday
Particularly for Monday Night Indicates
That the Kngacement Next Week of
FRANCES
STARR
IN
"The Easiest Way"
Under the Direction of DAVID IIEI.ASCO
Will Be One of the Most Successful Ber
I'laycd by Her In Philadelphia
rienty of flood Seats Are Htlll In the
Het Office for All I'erfermnnces
reriLAii mats. wi:. and hat.
I'.XTBA MAT. THANK3HIVIMI
FORREST LAST 2 EVGS.
Last Pep. Matinee Tomorrow
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES
Next Week SEATS SELLING
Regular Mats. Wed. and Sat.
EXTItA MATINKU TIIANKHOH INO
ELSIE JAMS
AND HER GANG
IN A NEW ATTACK
NEW A TYPICAL new
nt,Rin janis show
GARRICK Lt 2 Weeks
Popular Matinee Tomorrow
A Positive, Smashing Hit!
Xfttl
SAM H. HARRIS Resents
ME
J7Xe StASOAX
COMDy SUCCtSS
le
ir KIM JOHN sort
Y0UN6
AND
GENEVIEVE
TOB1N
txeintHT
SvrfMTvrt CAST
SEATS NOW for Thanksgiving Week
SPECIAL. MAT THANKSGIVING DAY
gQTH ST. Theatre
" Opposite the Terminal
urimirs
The New
Theatre
That Will Htnrt
All I'hlliidelnliln
Anil the Suburbs
Talking-
OPENS
TOMORROW
AFTERNOON 2:30
GLORIA
SWANSON
In a lsunllzatlen of
Edward Knobleck'a
"The Shulamlte"
Entitled
Afternoons
17c and 22c
Evenings 7 & 9
25c and 35c
KIMBALL
OPERA
ORGAN
UNDER
THE
LASH
Paramount Hcture
NEW
DANCE
STUDIO
N. W. Cerner
18th and Market
Opens
Tonight
With a New Idea
in Dance Music
a
ey a incw Uance
Orchestra.
ALDME MILE
CHESTNUT AT 19TH
DIIIUCTJON rilEI) B. & E KELT
CONTINLOl'S SHOWINQ
11 A. M TO 11 1. M.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN
THE THREE
MUSKETEERS
AMBASSADOR B0t,,i?,,,',r8sti'
Olive Tell in 'The Wrong Weman'
METROPOLITAN
OPERA IIOUSK
WHAT NOW PI.AYINr.
DO MEN Ml, , p M r . .
WANT? Prices 25c. 3.ie." Rn,
Plus Tux
THE SUBSCRIPTION SALE
SilWr GRAND OPERA
r THE Ai APl'MY OF MUSIC liv Tiiri
lUTItOPOl 1TVN' OPPRA COMPANY v y
Will. (LOSE MON., NOV. 21 '
Putistnpti.'iis I. r th limited number of
seatH In Hi "'i'il loidtiena will be c
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Mibncrlptleu IH'iu. ciuli-ni)' Open e te 5
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MUSICALES
UALI.ItOOM IIELLPA l-.STUATIOKD
Menilii) MeriiliiK, NOV. 21, Uil5
HULDA LASHANSKA
BOI'UANO
Tickets nt ntppe's, 1110 Chestnut Street
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ST. OPtRA HOUSE
Mabel Withce&Ce. Eddie Dewling
Lillian Fitzgerald
Hemer- Masen & Keeler Mnrgiierlle
Jee Beganny's )1rn
Nnnnl Willi "Alejlt Hiidlnnir
Vnrilnn n nil Perry no Ilre.
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NI5XT Uf.IlK-TIIMiCIIVIN(l WK1IK
HeitH Nmv Helling
JIMMY HUSSEY'S REVUE
JOE JACKSON RATH BROS,
and a Big Star Shew
Tonight-Mat.Tem.
I'Oll 3 ViITKS ONLY
enls no for Tlinnk. im, Miit A Mglit
"Mr. Ditrichttein plays in
rare vein and with all the
Ditrichstcin finesse of man
ner.
Mr. Knupp. Incjulrer
IN THE
GAV FRENCH
COMEDY
v
lUMINMNO ".ItlN.j IIIX. ."TH
Mr. DITRICHSTEIN
a,,i'e;lt,me,?v"FACE VALUE"
SAM
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TOMOH. AT 2
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Last 3 Times
FrfCCOelSTOCK KORaiS OCST Prtstni
ran res awnty mATts. mvtmk.
CO.ef 300- II BIC SCENES
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Last Matinee Tomer. ''. $2.00
S SEATS NOW SELLING
iiu TirMis(,niNf, rti:r.n
JHl LATEST OPERETTA BY
OSCAR STRAUS -t&W
lASTVAJbT
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ADELPHl
NIGHTS AT E20
MATS.TrtURS ANO
SAT AT 2 2.0
W'AMfa
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Matinee Tomorrow i1",' $2.00
SECCItK HEATS FOR THANKSGnTNO
MATINEE AI NimiT
Seats NOW 8 Weeks Ahead
neon seats at the nex
OFFICE TOR AM. TEKFOItMANrES
UST JI TIM.E TdMOltltOW
ROBERT WARWICK
"IN THE
NIGHT
WATCH"
Mth Ollie Tell
WALNUT
Nete.. 00c te $2
Mit. Miit.
SUc te S1..10
I.AT TIM? TOMortnew NITK
NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW SET.MNO
Fantnstle Settlnirs Superhuman Aetln
CHARLES S. GILPIN
In ECOENE O. O'NEIIX'S nr.inm
The EMPEROR JONES
OrUInnl I'rlneess Theatre, ". T.. Cnst
nnit Froducflen
Nlihts, Sat. IHt. nml tflinnksxlvlnc Dnj
Mat.. 75c te S3. ThnnkSElvlns Nlebt.
7Be te 82. .10
LVW
Om- urn
39th & Market Sts.
I niler MiinuReiiient or Ilcnrl Mnrlln
CONTINUOUS DANCING
2 ORCHESTRAS
I.ierj MkIU
ilnillen: fientleiiieii, Mri f-ailleM, J3r
Mut. Eer Sat. rah Trlrn. Ailm 3.-;,
Riieel.il Sliiliiii-e TlinnUellne I
druinl Maik (iirnl-.nl Frlilii). Nm, 1,,
l'rl7e S.tOll.ut)
Phila. Grocers'
FOOD FAIR
First Re-jiment Armery
Bread nnd Callow hill
LAST 2 DAYS
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Al'MlSSlON
TAX I'uril'
Gncers
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B. F. Keith's
THEATHF nil- STVl T I1EI 12th ST.
KARYL NORMAN
"The Creele Fashion Plate"
LIGHTNER GIRLS
& NEWTON ALEXANDER
V t-' i ' i u lie - iri,
II tM m uiii Ii.i .1. iith'rs
3 Mi a- 1 h nkp: iiy u -
4 30 unit l 11 .. '. en sn
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1 30
At di ii or m i(
BURTON HOLM
TONIGHT
T 8.15
TOMOR.
AT U;30
7 1 $1
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ORPHEUM
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"THE OTHER WIFE"
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UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
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16,000 MILES FOR WHALES
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MAIIKET AT MNETEENTH
11 A M TO 11 P. I.
Twe Extraordinary
Attractions -
rnitRONAI. APPEAllANCB OP"
Victer Herbert
As Conductor of Stanley Orchestra
Appearing et 3 .10 7 30 anil 0:30
A I'AIlAMOt NT PICTUIIE
GLORIA SWANSON
nml M.llt.ON "nAttir.TOK In
"UNDER THE LASH"
ADAITEn PHOM Till. "SHUI.AAnTE'
MATINEEH. .1."ic. fiOc
IJVENINOS HATfRDAY AFTEIlNOONS
AND IKiMDAYS, H0c 7.1e
Next WeeU--jJAZISinVA In "fAMIMjE"
HAnei.n t.I.OYD In 'NEVEIt WEAKEN'
VICTOU HEIH1EHT Cenilucts Ofchestra
STANTON
MARKET A SIXTEENTH STREETS
II 30. 130 3 30 r. 30 7 30, 0:30
Today and Next Week
Last Times
HIM IAM l- WONDER PLAY
Net tu See It Means That Yeu Are Net
Keeping L"p Wlt'i the Progress
of the World 1
COMING, November 28
Jt'HII.EB WEEK
Queen of Sheba
IT - re'.f-ivni.Y MARVELOUS
CHESTNUTSTf "'BROAD
10 A M TO 11 15 P. M. .7
THIS WEEK riRST rRESENTATIUN ,
SERENADE
i
A romance of e'd Spain a tale of lev
nnd adventure In the land of the dancing
ulrl t"ne dark-ced senerltn and the bold
flithtlng cava.lers with Miriam Cooper,
and acerge Walsh.
Next Week
A Paramount Picture
WALLACE REID .
GLORIA SWANSON,
ELLIOTT DEXTER
In First Siewlnir of '
"DON'T TELL
EVERYTHING!"
T'iree of the screen'M biggest stars In
N'E of the screen's hlcceKt pictures! j
ARPAniA Chestnut Bel. 10th 5
I.VlSl 10 A. M. te lltlBP. M.C
MARION DA VIES
IN A NEW PICTURE
"ENCHANTMENT":
ITS A PARAMOUNT
"WHY
GIRLS
LEAVE
HOME"
ADAPTED FROItf THE
POPULAR STAGE
SUCCESS
A Theme of Vital
Imparlance and
Universal Appeal
Today Tomorrow
AT ROTH
Victeria
MARKET AH 0TH
Palace
1214 MARKET
rAPITOI 71M MARKET STREET
VHrllvJlj De Mllle Production
"AFTER THE SHOW"
WITH JACK HOLT 4. LILA LEE
REGENT
MARKET JT. Uel. 17TU
WILLIAM RUSSELL
"Lnily Trem Lonvaere"
THE BIGGEST AND BEST
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
AT LITTLE PRICES
nT GLOBE ceiiTAOUfl
JINIPER TO 11 P.M.
10 Wonderful Acts
DIVJ IU VI i I Vnudevllle Alse
MAY McAVOY
In TR' TH AHULT Hl'SPANDS"
"all L. ntANKFOHD
AUegeny AND ALLEOHENT
' T r' VAUDEVILLE AND
WALLACE REID ,,f0ffiL
rROSS KEYS -0TH AND MAKKBT
LRU,W v ' VAUDEVILLE
K pper of Toencrvllle Trelley
DAN MASON (Himself)
ALHAMBRA -TH mehhis
rt.L.inYiiJvi-i. VAUDEVILLE AND
MuLA I'ANA in "Vuhiihis of Kate"
p-n
B2d & Markst Sts.
a Matinee Teds at 2
VfWi""lht 7 ml 11
Virginia Piers en & Shelden Lewis
In Persen KanmuM Stage and Screen
st iri in
"THE SEtONI) C1IWCE"
Mr Iren li.n len mukuik- D. W,
Ur nih ii Intent picture The Twe Orphans'
I I d & hi Isis Ure A Old Rese"
Prank Mullnne mid Erferd'n Oddities
nr 1 H star I i lu
n'UUNMiN s TUnt SEAU1'
mjm - j HreadA Montgomery
llfcXOTV OVJrU.TMfcl'1 tures Vaudevllli
2 3n 7 and 0
TJei'hveitl "M'ljfvj vr
rket
w '"';-. "TOO WISE WIVES"
iff is VI i. LOCUST STS.
ftCeefW T"11i,1.,?l0l,ne11
"THE HELL DIGGERS"
""Revelt
2D i SAN.'.0.r STS.
I 30 & 3 n se te 11
Ail Ntar Cast In
"THE WIFE'S AWAKENING"
"THE PACE OF THE WORLD"!
Cl&QSl
H I'll b. CEDAR AVE.
. nnu j. ' ami n
m-ssue Hayakawa In
UJ "Where Lights Are Lew" ffr
Casine
rVHELLUl9g
With BfnTI'Y KltlKDELlA
and HEN OOIICEY
?jWii IL It m i mj
arit&rt
Trocadcre 8e," . ' "ieiie
ana La lie!) Helen.
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