".t i.TVC-s 'ZWZ.W-' 'rrt I'' u . r j JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE ? r " ; Nancy Wynne Talks of the Weather, the Game, the ' William Drayten Granges' Tea for Their Daughter and the Elliett Dinner-Dance Last Night PHILADELPHIA la very Interested in tli nnneiiiiretiicnt of tlie ongflRe .JtZt iilsl't In Nrw Yerk of llclci. Vni1m Andrew Gorden Is a lieutenant In the X corps. One of his brothers Is ffiint District Attorney In this city, ,nf mother AMlstent City Solicitor ith biiviiis? followed their father, the KebW i iWr, Inte that Held ?f ae, MfltrMtclen Jehnsen Is a sister of Tem Vnhnseu and Albert Jehnsen, of New Yn,k-u niece of Mrs. Heward Page and ?euslii of Mra. Ceurtluudt Nieill. nlxn ?X if New Yerk. The wedding date has Ii been set us yet, but the tnnrrlnge trill probably take place In the eprlng. r WAS tee bad it rained yesterday. certainly did dampen the KplritH 2.1.1.1 for i.rrn thetiKh rainy, the at raespliere was rather llsht. That may b in Impossibility te these who knew U about atmosphere, and; oxygen- and "zone and till the rest of it; but that's v the wnv It seemed anyhow, nnd, fur thermore, r did hear the cheering au I ret oft a Walnut street car at Twenty Jlrat street about a o'clock. TWENT down te the Orange tea nt ,i, UVllhiBten h little, nftcr " o'clock, and the weather had certainly net interfered with that party, for there were a great many, there And about fctlf nftcr 5 all the girls and beyn came te, from the game, and It was a perfect Um. n-mnlng looked beautiful with her glorious geld brown hair, fair com cem com plKlen and big eyes. She were a frock of silver cloth draped at the sides with fluffy puttings of white tulle. Her eilppcM nnd stock ings were of silver, tee, nnd she held one of the bouquets she had received for lipr debut. Banning has been at bearding school for the la-t two years. She went te Debbs rerr , you knew, and only came home for tlyi holidays during the year; hat my, uhat geed times she had '. She's very vivacious and one of the most pop ular of the buds, T should frny, judging from the number of boy a who want te brMk into her dances and who sur round hpr between dnnces at the pnrtle3. Mrs. Orange looked extremely well in t jen of black elct and geld. lSan nlng'f aunt, Mrs. Geerge S. Hasbrouck, Jr.. of New Yerk, came ever te receive tth Mrs. Grange, nnd Frances Mc Mc Mc Ooen, also of New Yerk, who was a elaisraate of Bannlng's at Debbs Ferry, w in the receiving party. She was very Attractive, I thought. Mrs. Uasbreuclc is jelng te Pittsburgh shortly, and will sire a dinner-dance in that city for Banning en December 9. F' TUG evening there wcre a great mauv family dinners. Philadelphia is still 'family loving enough for its in habitants te gather together nt Tliants Ulving and Christmas Day all the scat tered members of the home for n ru ru unien, and doesn't every ene have a soed time? Then there wcre the annual hunt meet and breakfast out at Rad Rad eor. Mr. Trankliii MeFadden has seen 111, 'e he and Mrs. McFnddeii did net give their annual breakfast this year, bnt the Oeorge Brookes, gave a breakfast at their home after the hunt. The Celkel family bad a dinner and the Svdncj Wrights had a family party, nnd the Alfred Steels gave a luncheon for their lsrge familv connection at their home In Chestnut mil. THE William O. Kllletts' dinner dance wns given in the evening at the Ritz-Cnrlten for Ilnnnah, and was attended bj the debutante'set and a few of InMt fear's girl. Hannah's friend', are many, nnd ns T told .ou estcrdn Mie Imd several from ether .lri"s en here etajing with her for the pam She were n lovely fluffy frock f white and carried pink ropes at the party. pniLADliLPITIA will have u wen-' ' derful ttme witli opera next week. Fer the Metropolitan and San Carle will ba here for then enening nights the ame urek. The latter opens at the i Metropolitan Opera Heue en .Monday "Ight with "Carmen," and en Tues day night '"Lucia" wjll be given at 'he Academy with Gulli-Curcl and Mar Mnelh. Could one ask mere? The Sun Carle Is te stay here three weeks ttead Hy. jen knew, nnd there is no doubt that its stay will be a fashionnble one, for tin betes are all taken, I under--tand Di imil Mrs. Jeseph l.eid.r will eu 'ertan in tlielr be e'l Monday Tiiclit, i'id -e vctll Mr. and Mrh. KdwHrd T. htntivbnrj. Mrn. Jeliii 15. Thayer. Ir. and Mrs. Ernest La Place. Mrs. Rob Reb ert I 'owning, Mi. Stanley G. Flagg. lr Mr. Edward Dele, Mrs. William S liehling Mri. Jehn W. Ceif, Air. rphu Cnhhel, Mr Sannfel Ca3tncr. Mr. ea! Svuijne, mid i great many ethers. SMALl, te talk rntnees, nge.l four, fame in K te mother the ether dnj . the ti gniTe and fad nud perturbed. ' Mether, ' aid he, "Beth'-, grandpa 'lied teiln. . ' iBcth is a little nelRhber et I r-iiicc ,'. i "And. mother, they're SJiiK tu put him in a box nud then in I lie KMiiind. lJe they uliujh de that?" '", ilenr, ' Miid inetlier, "but it's enh Miur body that Rees into the ?rwitnl: ,our soul, the life Hint is in '0'i mid that mukes you ulde te move iijrl ji.-uh, jour soul recm te Ilenven; U s uiilj jour body nftcr jour soul h Kene t,nt is burled." fh '. ' nud Frances, and seemed ml ifned but theiiL'htfiil. I.nt.r in the iluv inetiin- luard lier snjlui; te nur.se, "Yeu j "'. uien you .lie tliey put MJiir hKlli in n box in tlie Kri.iin.l, but your stuf ""K Pe te Menken." NAM'Y wynm;. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mr ami Mr Kllslm l.te, of 1709 l.n V ire t, unurialned at a bufl.t luiieli n ctcrluy for tuenty-IHe guesfi In noner of thelr daucliter, Mlia Dorethy Jjfe -Mr uud Mrs. Iee, Miss Lee. un.l ... ,r ';"" Slr- 'r- Latimer l.ee. will nt i.l tlie Army nnd Navy frame In New 'erK tomorrow. MIhs I,ee. who la a ""'lent at nryn Mawr, will- return te dM,.?6 " sr"u""y. HIt Mill nuiUe her aluit net neaaen A,y,':1 Sar"l Lejrnn Kturr, ilcbutnnte asuK ,ter of M. und Mrs. Jninet. Htnrr. pi u nev neiiue, (lermantewii, will en em !'. ut. th0 ""'Ky "all and will oe ee I ' y "' e of Jlr. imd jlr Arthur II. 'm. ut JOOI AVulnut btreet. Ban1.1?', n.. IL "Ie. of Newtown leuJ '. v,u '"tcrtaln at luncheon fol fel fol te, r,Sy ,l. ,heatre party en "Wednos "Wednes QaJ, rjeeeiiiber SJ. liecculnt. nf .v. a,. t, i . eemhei. ".::.':. t'". "" .l "?Bui , uk- T..:'' wIdch Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Uhml. i ' et 'v issaJileUen avenue and Previmn.ane' pennnntewn, will gle te "udtiu nV ,e,;lty their daugbtrtr, Jib. H rtJUca" Husten, will be JIIsm Deuh .V" eerjte, Mlse Cksrtrude V. MIsh .,.'. '.'V, Vlr,en c- Deiiaghue, lM?Jltl. a't II. Hamilton. Miss Harah -Jeg; sii.. J1,.." MWb Nancy Htouirhten. Mb ' Helen Hendersen, Sliss Jlurtli ? Jehnsen, .luuKUtcr or .uw. amines i,., sM, u t, , - 4 taJM, of 1IS1 Madisen iiv.'liue. IWiWHIIum W. I'u.ter. Mw. Ifureld I-'. I Yerk, te Lleutcnimt Andrejf 5or.len, Omle, Mrs. Herace M. Coomb., Mih. f he is beh of ex-Judge .Jnmes l.ny J. C. Dujjan. Jlw, Walter -V. lVrkliw. ! iiirileu of tliln ell', imil a brother of S1n. Lue N.ilaen Httarne ana Aim. Sparta ifmM Oiv Uordeii. Jr.. Clmrles O. M"- Miss Hiiatun will attend the ' JSn Jelin Deilfilns Gorden, Mrs. '"ny ami .Navy pnm tonierrow l.i New i Gorden. "h j ' eik, ami will be the eupit of honor , (JwrK? "'""J "l"Sw"J nn" ,,ra- """ at a theatre party tonight In New Yerk. hn L'liiiic-uecrs : out mej wviu .nisi i ..ii ; . . . ."" "luuu" vni .C m e an. I though I did net join t"tMii Admiral r.. M. Nulton and Mr. th Mei ",,' i'"bfi,.iM ;-,; Jtet, ('imininndur and Mrs. (JcorKe them, I could, hear their wild cheers w Simpsen and Capta-In and Mrs or ;..t.. t,., nftemoen ever In Franklin I M,.n.y i .i.i ,"i.."', .!"" :' JennltiKS, Mlsit Ellimbetli T. 1'carsen, Miss Africa Clement, Mlt JIurRnret wiiiauri, mikh ;nariotte m. uravca, Mis Mr. and Mra Lewis Lawrence- Smith, of Slraffei-a, j'a., hnu minauncea the ninrrlnBe eC their sinter, Minn JUurKurettU 'f. ('It'iiiHuii, of Media, te Mr. Hills Swan, et Lppev Metitclalr, N. J en Saturday, November 19, at Christ L'pleeenat Church, Media. The ilret meetliit? et the Saturday ovenlng ilancliiK class will be held to morrow In the foyer of the .Acartcniv e Music at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills and Mr. Geonte Mc-I-'addcn will recelve. Mr. Qcorge AV. Hunt, Jr.. will lead the cotillen, awtlsted by Mr. Henry I'axsen, Jr., Mr. Krnest Scott. Mr. Jehn 'Wharten and Mr. Jehn llaudnll. Opera Company en Tuesday evening Mr. Carl,?:. Martin, Jr.. keii of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neldhar.l Martin, he Is S..fil.u , .nt nt Yul0' s')ent ThanksKlvlna .MOretand nveiiue. Chestnut Hill. mih In larls, hcre tlie is attending school. ..mJ'h.3,,V,1."1 sn'IHwww.erth and 1,. r I U.iUKhtw. Miss Hut hi r T) l' ii..nin and .rm .r, i , V;..T. " """".. ?'.8.taJ'nB w-cek w th Mrs. lTnllln,rU. wertiiH beh and il.niii,.n..in.t VV" I TK.. r. ".S'V.V'"'""' "r' -irs. Kdward ll.-rtt until the end f the menti. the PonSceS' gmeTyearIiay:lenaC,, Nenl', Avrnoelll,fr,1 "C JIent read. r.agoefVl?dauKnurs"i.Mn?,0 u.,a,r" Kalr,er te Mr i,v-. ', Js '-"ua Lavlnla or xxSpti ALONG THE READING SrSS'aupM hnl,i,n;:'..'r" "A'ra guests. ,,,,, . ""JeH en Tuesday after- ,; ;. "v ,,'"'" "ii-son. or wiimiuR- uriiipe. u.iunhter of folenni n,i v.. Uorten, of Buffalo. llr: and Ml'8- Jehn IJiiceln Carsen, of ;,,,Tmc,,'y "rnue- Osentz. have re Srntdaf:;cek.A,,an,l(' C1,V' Wh" they ri!5,rn U r'hI11t1Murray. who has been spending seme tlrrie In IVIlkcs-Barre, I.,.-, luiurneu ie i'.imns Pnt-k. Mr. and Mrs. Tltherlngten, of Oer Oer Oer mrintowiin.re oeeupylng their new home I at Gleuslde. Thev have been cnter tainuiB .Mr Tltherlngtnn'-i rlt.r. Mis-.' Irtiilfe C'oelev, who has rehnne.l from a visit with another xl.strr. Mr i Merrill of Uosten A danr,. -vx in Ih. iflven at thn Old Turk rtend Cunntrv riub, ticur .TrriMntewn, en I'u, -iUy niuhl by the P. U Club. Pri'iida of Mr. lyeuls Knelie. of Ixigan. ! will be Kind te knew that he Is con-1 ai.M.ingjn naiitie City after a. herleus ! operation. Mr. and Mr. Burho are pi innlns: bi return te AVabhlngten i i.lierth , when, they nre tomper.iriH I liliifc'. WEST PHILADELPHIA i upturn ami 'Mrs. I!. C Starr nnd their small son, who' ha been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. Hern, of Hamilton Court. Thirty-elglith and Chestnut ftreet, sailed for 1'anam.i yestcrdav. Jlr. and Airs. Jehn M Whitney have retuninl from Hit It- vicddlng trip and I are, at lienm ut lllel Mill. Mrs. Whit- I ucy Mill lie ttmemberi'il ai Mlns Eyelyn M Heweri, of IS.'.l .Vdnr ...MmUe. Mr and .Mrj, Walb r Kaiser, et C312 , 1 ATr ,ifi. t -t T...ii r ,,i ., .. . ... " lilt 111 lll.'ll UIIA 111. Till! MHIl 'If Wnrtl, A...... .: " ' .-.li-n- , ,;.r,,.J.' :;.?:"' "'"inlet from l-;ureiiu. ring.' of Miss Cecilia S. Silver, c ;'""'." "lvf tpent eluhtucn innrntliv it, i nf Mr :iml Mrs. Merris N. S vel ..".,?,". H'e .guest of Mrs. Ifnlllncs-I (fOSt Chestnut street, and Mr. J viu a ceti.in.iti,t7 n,,.i .!..,... .. ...-... .. .... -i... ...i.i.i. ,. Itydal Watr n,",. V . ""alral1' or Tl" nklSvIn-' M?.1"- :.. fr the ' win remain Mr. and m nE.'1.. -M . Bue?t of Ite'-Pr'Mr ( III iaiti iT. -'-u, or jiiuraie. Tin mens af8iw51rM7nr.t,y taU'" ,iparN Trln.i , ,rJ Court. Haverferd. h ri,.neaPh' pi'ler t0 her marriage. . a rh In thin vnfLr .t.i. nT .-. " ' ...'" illlDiliK BlViRJIIRillllll'l Clinr8e Accounts Invited i.i i KM III MW!! R VBili IT t Im 1215 Chestnut Street I !' E'A fm NewS m iJJS&k ill I MjH y umlv" i 9 Extraordinary Values for Saturday 8 Medes of (hiring stylt of Sliffer Satin, Brocade, Fur Combinations and Felt Celers i that reflect the season's desires. I' ahtes that t-t mpliatically extraordinary! m are e Clese Outs at Half Price QtLll'BlliI'BlJll 'HIW'WWU I'urcIiB.ing' ABent' BVEOTNO- PUBLIC Married Yesterday i . ;- i ! 7',?yi'f;V ,&.. , "?. tS'' ,f 41 V r it FjhTF l'liote by Kubey-Itembrandt Studies. MILS. IIOIIEUT V. llEDI'ATII Who before iter niarritige yeMerday was MUs Jehanne Ogrodewski, tlanglitcr of Mr. and Mrs.. Jeseph Ogrodewskl Osage avenue, nre spendlnB a few days In JCasten. Mrs. Kaiser will D5 re membered as MIbs lClla Orcnnj. Announcement Is made et the mar- 'laugiiter of tcrman place en Sunday. Following an extended tour tlueugli tlie liermuaa isies. .r. uuu Mr. Wntltlns will make thelr home In Uils city. The wedding of Miss Oortrude V. Zlcgler, daughter of Mrs. Ida D. Zlegler. of C7S7 Klorence avenue, and Mr. Charles C. Orcnlnger, of fi213 Jefforsen btreet. innii ninfe nn Wedneadav afternoon at the "West Park Church, infty-feurth Btreet and Lansdewne nvenue. Mrs. . Warren King was matron et honor and Mr. Uny Zlegler was best man. After a short trip .Mr. and Mrs. Qrenlnger will be at home nftcr December 1 at 1551 North Frazler etreet. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. ITenry W. LeftuiV of 1S24 North fifteenth street. 1m entertaining bis rela tHess. Miss Qenevleve McCann, Mls-s Mary Kennedy, of Scrnnten, X'h , and Mr Charles C. Leftus, of New Haven, Conn , for a few days. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathan Schwab, of ISSt North Jlread street, who have spent several months ubread, returned home last Tuesday. . Mrs. K. VS. Hall spent Thanktgtvlns Day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David U. 'VVlten, of 1113 North Seventh street. NORRISTOWN 'vti-a JJIth Kneas, of Knst Mahall strei-t, cntertaliied twelve guests at tivu hundred In honor of Mrs. James A. Kelley, who before her nmrrlugu was Miss LjUUi Mcrt. )''erty rnemliers of the Nurses' Alumni Association of the Montgomery lIesq)ltal entvrtniueil Dr. (jeorge fcttera Hart mau, of CI) Hwfde street, at a surprlse housewarmlng at his new home. The affair .aa arranged by Mini Carollne Unistcad. The iiatreues.se at tha dinnT dance at the iJb mouth Country Club, which enencd the club social sejsen, were Mrs. Jehn Kaber Miller, Mrs. Crank S. Veakl. Mrs. c'harlcs Palit nnd Mrs. Itlchnrd Jf. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kenny, of 931 West Marshall street, ntertalned at an Informal danee et their home. There wcre twenty-flva guests. Hairdressing BOBBED HAIR ryr MARCEL & CURL DC JENNY SELTZER'S SALON 0:9 cirKyrsuT riieN-ij w.u 7H7 Itoem 4 la SHOFW1TH That Buy Anything trem tl temllnr erefl of riilU HI HI mlnsteii. I'nnnleM, Ailantie t'liy fc ClieUe' Easy Terms FRAMBES & CLARK It 12 ChcMiut St., Phila. IVl'J ,iiiirniitt'K Tr, IIMr.. Atlii.itlu (.11 r 1(1 N. Tliiril si.. rniiul.i I IBiiiiiiiiH j MHS7U y&fi ?rj tBM. w. 4$"iL ism bililHbkln .,ir. i wnimnn. (ii linn cilv. viiiv.-ii iwui. STORE fmm Value 5.00- 2.50 Value 7.50- 3.75 Value 10.00 - 5.00 Vahif 12.50- 6.25 Value 15.00- 7.50 Value. 18.50- 9.25 Order. Accepted n BKHI'ILW! HlM!!!l LEDGBIt-PHILADLPHrA, lUlIIXAX NOVEMBER 55, 1921 BAZAAR TO AID FUNDS College Alumnae Jein te Make Af fair Today a' Succecs A Clirletinafl bazanr, conducted by the alumnuu of lludcllffe, ViiHtar, fleucher and Simmons Colleges, will be given this: afternoon and evening In the drawing room of the New Century Club as an adjunct te the drives which are new being curried en for the endowment funds of the respective Institutions, Miss Mnrjorle MacCey Is in charge of Vassar's part of the bazaar, Mrs. Itebcrt h. Hille.s represents Uadeliffe, MIkm Kieuuer Chism is the cliulnnnu for Oeueher nnd Mrs, 1. Clyde Comeg is chairman for .Simmons. The combined uhimnne et the colleges in this region, numbering mere thnn COO, will take active pnrt in tlie affair. J'remlncnt Philadelphia matrons arc acting ns patronesses of Iho event. FRANKRORD Lieutenant Clayten Burgy, V. S. X., and Mrs. Ilurgy nnd their wen, Muster Marlen Durgy, huve 'eccntlj- returned from a Western trip nnd will leave te spend a few dttys In New Yerk, where they will attend the Army and Navy gamu tomorrow. , Mr. and Mri. Jeseph Carrell, 1521 emrath street, nnd Mr. nnd Jf rs. Jehn Nulty are en a visit tc Washington. , MUs Gcrtrude Buttcrfleld. of Frnnlc. ford aveilUO and S'ellern nlrnet In n(nr. taming Mlsi Helen Glllman, of Scran- I ten, Jn., for u week nnd will glvu a ! n.M r, . ... ' 2. .... ;"'" pony en waturuay evening in be I ..-. iiunui, eixieeu guests will lircsent. a ...i ,-,. - . . . ... . . , ing circle of which Mrs. Charles j i. of 1537 Dyre street. Is a mem- B. Conn tu ' i ' " entertained en Tuesday at eV.. .;'". vl el,B'' iiertna iiaoecK, or Viti CWUtll Klirlllnth alnut A., these present will be Miss Ann Fergu Fergu eon, Miss Marlen Hothersell, Misn Ann Pallatt, Miss Stella Helm, Miss Carrle Pontleus, Mrs. V Bureau, Mrs. Rebert duller, Mrs. Jehn Bill. Mrs. Charlea Wclmlng, Mrs. Harry Crarv, Mrs. B. Bruener, Jfrs. Wclncoep and Mrs. Chariea Wllcoxsen 30UTH PHILADELPHIA Mrs. G. G. Deaver has returntd te her home, S337 Christian etreet, after spending a fortnight In New Yerk as the guest of Mrs. Philip MacDenutd. vhe Iirs Just sailed for Caire, Egypt. Mrs. Deaver. who rceentlv ralnmui fremi Constantinople, will be remein- uereu as M1S3 Helen G. Henry. DELAWARE COUNTY Mre. Legan M. Campbell, of Chester, will entertain the brldge club te which she belongs at lier home en Thursday evening, December 1. A dalice was given In Uie Media Club heuse last evening by the junior section of the Weman's Club. Aero Club te Meet The Aero Cluh n lVnn.,l,-nie ...in held lw November meetlnp 'nt s .'..l,..-i, tonight nt the Pen and Pencil Club, I 1020 Walnut street. Plans for enlarg-1 i rig inn present headijuarters of the club Mill be discussed. Jeseph A. Stela metB is president of the club. Bey Ceaster Killed Worcester. Mass.. N'ev. : . rim. lwy was killed and two were Injured in the first accident of the winter when n bobsled and an nufoinehiln nllirl,.,! here jesterday. Herace W. Carles, eleven .years old, died of it fractured skull. .iiumen t. Jlninnten. eleven vpiin eM received injuries te his head, chest and ubdemen. He is en the dangerous list nt City Hospital. Lester Chamberlain, nine years old, was slightly bruised. 1 First en Your Shopping List Geerge Allen, Inc, 1214Chestnut Street 1214 Velvet Hats Were $10.00 te $30.00 New $5.00 te $15.00 Neur i-heicc of 420, purchased from tin; best ni;inufuet,um and trimmed in our own workreonis. A Sale of Extraordinary Values for Today and Tomorrow SPORTS HATS of finest cleur in tvti t'oler.-.. Uandt'il in hilh. New There's Nothing Like a Veil te make the me3t of you te soften and brintr out the lull ehunn of your fcaturca. We lune the most beeeniiut; vnlinfjs berr In nl I the popular ineihea and eolerw. DOr un.l U"'' -value" it nr mrity Imported English Hese, $2.75 htunnincr All-Weel Stockings of Heather Mixture, hand clocked in blue, brewi or green. Gifty Handkerchiefs This, ear finds us in missebhien of u mere oemploto and meiv exquisite line of handkereinefs than ever before. We recZmenu thcBe Inltiiil Hanilkerehiefi. for Chribtmas (liinir. ,lt0I"enu A omens Bleck Lettered irandkerchiefs. 2Sc. 38c, 30c aul Hand-Knibreidered with Floral Ue.iiKn in Due Oinmr ah $Soft..Se? U,Ul 7"C CUCh Attr.XlloieV'X-feT"; Men'H All-l'.iiien Initial HandkerchleK :13c. 3(le and 73r reli. A Net for MIpii'h I ri'iich Hair Nets, Deiu cap nntl btmight hlmnt-h. or cliccrfullv rentiirml. ,ta n... ., ,,lv MISS BELLE KUPPERMAN WEDS MR. I. FILDERMAN . Marriage of Miss Beatrice Powell ' nnd Mr. Geerge A. Church A pretty wedding took place last evening nt 6 o'clock when Miss Belle Kuppermnn, of C30 Seuth Fifty-seventh street, beenme the brlde of Mr. Ira Fllderman, of 954 NMngara avenue, Niagara I'alts, N. V. The ceremony wan performed by the Rev. It. Winekcr, and wait followed by a reception nt the home of bride's parents. The brlde wan given in marriage by her father, Mr. Mark Kupperman. Miss Anna Kupperman, a sister, attended as maid of honor. The bridesmaids In cluded Mlsa Anna Flldennan, of Brook Breok Broek lyn, slster of the bridegroom, and Mrs. .Samuel Geldman, slstet of the bride. Miss Augusta Leenard un.l Miss Ida Brlmm noted n (lower girls and Mr. fc'nmuel Geldman was best man Upen thrlr return from a nedding trip Mr, mid Mrs. J'lldcrman will make their home In Niagara. Falls. 'IIURCH P0WE1.1 Aveddlng of lntoreot took place en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss Beatrice Powell, daiighter of Mr nnd Mra Kldney U Powell, of 251 251 Seuth Nlnetecntli etreet, became- the brldn of Mr. Geerge A. Church, of iinrhelnv. Calif. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Greves A. Drew. Mrs. Hnlph Larrlmerc. sister of the bride. iittiiiidud nn matron of honor, wnne Mr. lUilph Lurrlmote was best tnan. After an exiensive weuums l"''t..' nml Mr. Church w 111 De ai nome -u ,,.IVI ..I. .-rt..." .... r, -- . JS'Ml 't,e al hm beuth M'10100""' HtrtCt' SMITH' DBITRICH Miss ITIorence Deltrlch, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Harry Deltrlch. of 218 Hast Chestnut ntrect, and Jlr. Frank Ii. Smith, of 47 Jacoby street, Norrlstewn. were married en Wcdncsdny lu St. Pat rick's Church, Norrlstewn. The Rev Francis L. Carr performed the marriage ceremony. The brlde was attended by Mlns Marlen Shaughncusy, of .lenlciTi .lenlciTi tewn, as maid of honor. The best inn, i wa Mr. William Smith, brother of Mie bridegroom After u wedding trip, Air and Mrs. Smith will llve In Norrlstewn. Uuv overythlnc for lh familj' at ary wtore jnu rrefcr Cloth Cleth InB. Furniture. Heuae rurniBhlngB. Jew lry atiJ (Jciicrul Merchandise. Pay at your convenience, llfen nt It rlclit here en Cliebtnut StrH?t eer 30 yenra. Cnll. l'bnne or Write. t WEAVER 1112 Chestnut SI. Kooms il and 2,1. Tmkq Eluvater nHaaBiHaarannBnnaMW OUR STORE ORDERS Are the Best Charge Accounts becnufte nu ran Dtirelin nt the Ifiullnc I'hlln. retail Meren h.1 Iiimf but aim bill te i(i!. tfrttle n.rnt miiy bp niaile monthly or en .envenlenl neekly pnjnifnts. 1frm are bicril en Hie lemcth of the .rvillt. wkiti; rett DKTAU.S 'reMi.iir Marriett Bres. 1120 chestnut street Were .? 10.00. $5.00 At 29c a Yard ill Se -Hv y V Easy te Uae "1 Bleemers Washable Satin Bleemer. 51.9j a pair. Flesh or ihitc Black .Sateen Bleemers, sl.UU a pair. Sutinctte BliiemcrH, $1.03 u pair Bluek, tli'Mi or vhitc. Vanity Fair Spert Bleemer, -t.9.i a pair. Street colors. Sliert Bloeniern of K.iHer SiJK .'l.7." a pair. Black, taupe, flecJi while, $2.00 Is Mighty Little fi.r the., rull.l'iihhieiu'c! 1'ure Silk MeckiiiRN. $1.00 .(iiality. licilue licilue tien in jii-kv ilur ti t-lijrht irreiru in number of pair.-.. Black. Navy, Cordovan, (fray. (Jloie-Silk 1Iem'it,S2.. Cordovan. 00. Mestlv Neatness iSI.IIO a Dezen. i:Vcry net t'umantce.i nn f . w....r... ..?.".., ""SJ PtCi-'t n Initie ,,,,. ,,,,,, ear u Hem, JUNIOR PROM TONIGHT TO BE ELABORATE AFFAIR Penn Clasn Believes Tenlflht's Dance Will Be Better Than Ever The junior prom in Wclghtmun Hall tonight will mark the climax of the Junier Week activities en the campus Ne effort or cxpense has been spared by the committee in chnrgo'te mnkc the dance the iue-t successful uffnir ever given in n junior cls. Ticket return0 last night, indicated a very large attend ance. The Mask and Wig Club linn sud denly abandoned its preparations for nn elaborate preliminary show In the club house before Christmas. It has been the nnnual custom of the club te give u preliminary show te obtain 'talent for the ldg show nt l'uster, lut thl year it hai ben tlieuglit liy the Jtenrd , of Governer!, iluit it series of vaude ville entertuinments in winch tnrlmii organizations eacli contribute nn net would intcreet u larger group of stu dents. Announcement vns made yesterday, that C. Simen, senior in chemical engi- ' necrlng, has been awarded a prize of $2," for the bet libretto te be used by the Men About Town Club for its annual production. The winning manuscript is "All for Leve, or the Plumber's Hrld.'."' The first perform ance will be en December 10 for the ' alumni only. Other performances will be given en December 14. J." and 10. ' With the conclusion of the foetbull season yesterday, the University Band I made its last public nppcarnnce en Franklin Pield this ycur. The band was adjudged the best cellege band in the East by several correspondents. ' PHII.A. l-IHMO'-l Till VTHLS npnAn i . iim.1 i is-. Riis DtJ2U I'eii. Mat. Tomorrow DAVID XiruA-CO Pr.r..i IN UKtl TmUMPHAT SUt'CUBS "The Easiest Way" EUGENE WALTEn'fl MASTEnPlECK BHATH HELLING FOIt LAUT WEEK GARRICK ST 2 NIGHTS LAST MATINKi; TOMOKKOW A Positive Smashing Hit! SAM M. HARRIS Piesent I lJt ! TXeSCASOMS AND GENEVIEVE TOBBN exciutiT aurr&nurti Mvr Vl.KK SKTS hKt.I.IVf. (HAUI.LS ' ILLIvUitAM I'reasr3 "BULLDOG DRUMMOND" A PLAY Ol ADVENTLRU. WITH A. E. MATTHEWS unPDCCT - wkB- ,nI'- . Riis rUIVIXCOl Matthre Tomer.. 2iir, and Her Gang in "A CORKING SHOW" -k,s Mg MrTDneni itrwbread at POPLAR LAST TWO DAYS THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN ie.mev or Tim tem n mif. 'ritNO Ot T Till. Wsmi". tv1'. i i vr.r, Tiirni. 2 3' 7 and 0 23c. J.'.e, 'A. METROPOUTAN Ill 1 .ll X7i 'nr TH ST. THEATRE OI'POSITn tKIIMINXI, ntLV yieO 7 nd a p. Mali., lVr. 2'.'e N'iisht, 23r. Mc MARION DAVIES In "ENCHANTMENT" I.I KI'.U s.H KU. (iremi SetnUt 111JJMN liTli:il. ncil erlectluiiif vet f i'nic nnr.K B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE UII.MM T !'. Ill r.OH f!TII ARMAN KALIZ & CO. In 'Tl MI'TXTIIIV MISS PATRICOLA CLAUDE & FANNIE USHER i JESSIE BROWN & F.FFIE WESTON ' iitnnny A. Jieiii-; .luck I aVI-r, Othrrs. NiVRItRITV "ijf SEITM u 1 .' 1 r l r-,. T r." i. i .-. Li- . Constantinople and Hi. Sephia T . lrf- f el ,i T. . - . Wi'h Manv Celnrrd MHs- ei-i rnr.u in tiii. ri ni k ORPHEUM "' ', 'mu ORPHEUM PLAYERS in 'THE DAIRY FARM" j Keystone .'U'r'V,.,. V, rP A Ml Ml I'OM'lt, MON.. Mi. jM r PIANO RECITAL YUt p r r MME. YOLANDA 1V - X J Ticket at Academy & Heppp'n Nev PHILADELPHIA r ORCHESTRA AMBASSADOR Clara Kimball Yeung in "Camillc' TROCADERO I) I II 1 -&. RIO JOHNJOrt &UlriftJI , wEUiyiiL Mr l m v l.'iner. ' i i i i i i Sl i i-ui.i ALDINE CHESTNUT AT 19TH STREET OVER THE TOP ' 2 weeks WITH A BANG i5,00,000 Peep,e DOUGLAS The 3 MUSKETEERS v ui ni .mi Ull- AIUDKHN , "V , Ffctln.' l41ng Tkeatns THrectlen of I J. J, Shabert I hcctmiit sr qpwa house ?J";J llMMV HUSSfiY and 'Ht ctNTurer iivui riewt cunts jeuv jQHHNy jems JOK JACKSON vim t- TtmLt Buoev oe'TT ZIEGLtR SISTERS VINIE DALY A MAhT pMKTt 1WI f trffft rfwTH e Rath Bres. NKXT WVA'Al FRANCES WHITE ANI A 1UO htltltOt MMVfl lllf.T. I 3iM H6JtiEH.Y ,l1" ''" l thi musicai sinjatien oftwcestsi r.rrn. i mis mer. SS StMTS rie tATtsr erixirrA v OSCAR STRAUS AVZZllflM Last waltZ WITH ELEANOR PAINTER ANO A tlMMKASie CAST etKT ) t mvm vn at rittv crtrur tuatu A COMttiY V ASAM t BtGINNINO MONDAY DEC 3 MR D8TFIBCHSTE8N IN A MtM COM! OV FACE VALUE AlOEiLPHI MKllt lit HiSU Mul. Tlmr. A Sl nt iitfO '&MM, wm&mwm Mat. Tomorrow - $2.00 Seats NOW 8 Weeks Ahead oeod seats at tub nex nr'icr. ren Af in-rnRMAVCTi WAI NITT MATINEE Tr -U-iH U l TOMORROW V PLAY Mir. I Vl.lU' HVDEST OP JIIJMAV Mil in. MIST WITNESS "JMTJ1. 4,AT,ar V' "r " "ILPIN d t'K ?"JSRA.T.IO,N 'nifATES Alir NOT I.IMITED I1T ciijun Mu ' ia tli Imiulrrr ..f THE JONES With CHARLES GILPIN MEssams icirum aiue r-(w. Tllltrj. WKhK-lll.e. .MON.. NOV. ".8 Repertoire First Week kI.., lAU,1fcV' rut.t eu-A). K . ?. ,IJJ,"'' '. Hey , l H,t, T! ;'!'? ." S-"'" 1'"renl iff-'-. "me. OI.1.IIO, LUL.'ieB-. 1'ttfcKj, lJoetvcl. l 'nn. ' n. T': am n.,i r, ,-,,.. .wl n . I. .-...., .l:.l ".-v. ...i .ii uami, iii rTi.itri.v." n.im 7, rKS AB.,nl i M rr rvl ren' fti' .?' MAr,"7 W.l ill' nV,rnft '"' ' K n - i .n,l Ki, l, ' Ups- .i. i.L.."ii.ineAniu.." fcl tarei. ' i ii t i ' '0.) I'n.i i- i ... n. ,m ., i, i 7.,,, r ' irii'i "". nun ."ut. .Int. -,q,. 0 fu, hi .-ai. um. .,.. 5.1.0.1. N SAI.I. r llll (Ml u ". llJ)8flllTVLTVT. i- 1'hllH.i.r.in.t u,rn A.nn' nml i;v.I.NN' rntr.ni.itp of thr r-,.. ...... w .ii.i, Fn GJ 0 .C2i3 fc Jfir'.? ft. Lte1iit p,e T4v t 2 k-ht 7 Klutlni'n Aniiunl Clrin Murllin Thrnuii A Ce.. riierntuii A rrnurnr.il Mivyniaii Ml' rithi: 'J he niiMnU nml I'rtc Mern.. In "I". I), y." 5 riMi hi. a r.. TtH.,eJnvTwt n--.id Mur, t jr3 Vhu"1v1 : .. j a. i '' Th'-rt Tir! ti "MALE AND FEMALE 'i ein SeCtut T5 A I.OCL'ST ST" , ' . Jn1 It 1.i t0 7,' ' v ' 1 r I. , 1! , ... "BURN-'EM-UP BARNES" r ,t t, ev t. 3 ft a. 7' n '' ' J .i.i. . rir.re. ri "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" i.i'i r,' .1UMI 1 1 CeCueJi-m, :". .,a; '; i i.v THE HELL DIGGERS iii:iii Ceie ,''?:, up it fft "Out of the Depths ActJir of Music We J., Nev. 30, it 815 tThc Philadelphia Orchestra and Dr. Richard Strauss E,xin c-.'L.? Special Strauss Program T'" - llnp' tilt) 'li, II , t nr.n or mi su BURTON HOLME TONIGHT t K.ir. TOMOR CLASSIC JAPAN r : .te r." ' t j . Mil Ml 111 Ml s mi rit.ir.ii 1 1 -. uri ic . mil' n ix-i ii - i tnir v TUFS FVG. NOV . 20 AT 8 M. -,,.,r- .....i. . ri-. IHIIiiiii,. ,l, , liHiiliT. MurileiirN, I'iillr'liilFrl 'ri TUkfti rm. A lfilr'N, I11U TODAY 11 A. M. Continuous M P. M. Dlrei-tlen I'ml n x -r . ,.... Have Seen FAIRBANKS in ..rmiem puomnieN 01 .si i t. .,r w. ,.,. " w" i 'll'jl'iN . ; f LYRIC -,,llt- Tomorrow yiliiwi!TOTOi I urs j w hne h WKIi.-"Ull v narpeld (rw,V. I ragcum. TixnmHcKii. Viuanu. D Hlfml: T-ii ..nj IlaMf I-'emH 1-crei TIILR iJKKi I'Pin.istl llnAr. ., u -m HTANr.ny co. or AMr.mnATitgATnwn JIAnKKT AT NINKTEntfTIt 11 A. 21. TU 11 I", tl. WnKT MMBNTATtOM WaiMOVA UMvllUJi i SECOND AND FINAL WEEK VICTOR HERBERT as Guest Conductor of Stanley Orchestra HAROLD LLOYD f,1.. PENN-CORNELL GAME Matinees. OSe and B0e ISanlnta. Sturi3av Matinees and Holidays, 50c. 7Ce NEXT (Jubilee) WEEK The Boek Sensation of a Decade Flaming en the Screen I ceeftce MEtxofte' rttoeucnoM SHEIK WITH AGNES AYRES AND RUDOLPH VALENTINO A ' I ri ter vt T'KTt lV STANTON JtMlKKT AN'D SnCTrjEKTH 8rRBBT0 1130 130 0-at). 0S0. T SO. 0:00 LAST 2 DAYS TVIU.IAJX FOX WONDEIt PL.AT NEXT WEEK ii.- n e at peputiAn pitirr;.,: l'Tft Wvlurfnlphlit Presentation "QUEEN OF SHEBA" M fCHESTNUTST"BJiOAD 10 A yt TO 11 13 P St. .t " i. PAn.VJ10U.NT PICTtTtE Wallace Reid Gleria Swanson Elliett Dexter "DONTN TELL EVERYTHING" PENN-CORNELL GAME Limited Engagement Commencing Monday Next ji'BM r 13 v i.r.K First Showing Anywhere! THJL. uU ifl HTT Mli, TOF.V erti. ki r i.i i jl i n Cecil B. De Miiie PnriDt'CTIPV "FOOL'S PARADISE " A Drrat'!e Trturnp. e 10 cjreen An Avalanche of Perfect Entertainment! T e .i Marl Dlx arO t-al Cowan t .rtrf' b ' Leenard Mrr'jk' Story, be T.aurela and Mis r.ad)-" Cast of Famous Players DOROTHY DALTON CONRAD NAGEL MILDRED HARRIS THEODORE KOSLOFF 'lnl(lH of c'uprnumrar!s WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IT AHEAD OF TIME YOU'LL DO THE TALKING AFTER! PAI APF u'14 -'.tarkv-.t a-rnicET x rtLirtvr. ie m th ii i p. m. Clara Kimball Yeung I" ,'i '. t'hKfcM ITIA C.IP "Wliat Ne Man Knows" II'AT - fill, A ,SWI n- NEXT WEEK "; "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari'' . "HniT -INO MYFTERT STnflT I ' .', T nniVQ ("H'l.PREN' ARCADIA HIKTM'T ST. ' 31. LOW tl.VTCKNTn Elaine Hammerstein ilivwrns r,i, Klssw- PENN-CORNELL GAME k rV V. AVOV I, "Men t.M' ' vicruKiA "sie's xrxr tem mix rf;v CAPITOL iciiiNA" I THh. MVt'lIHUL VKKlt ' REGENT """tfvtt .iT" '' ' Ot Ki MB" " V GLOBE 'N,T,?"SUB Ji " '1 !., u P M THE BIGGEST AND DEST VAUDEVILLE SHOWS i niiii. I'uii r.y BROADWAY :r,.NOT WALLACE REID , m ALL NEXT WEEK Theda Bara (Herself) Allegheny rilUs'KFOriD A.ND AI.aKl.lilril.KV r. "T" lilt nwirti V rt . . V.- Ml'w.. "AFTER THE SHOW" ' X Il'.l-T AND I tl.A i.lu. C 'KEYS UUTlt & fiiAJiukT cnTURY REVIEW ALHA1Y1BRA KWnA(J W WM. S. HARTA"JSD DUMONT'S ;&.? ? EMMETT WELCH IVlin.W" . t . .' . H- Iv.U.T AAHU(iTOt.( fywT'm0Z0 8lJUt?,nut' '. ii w waintit. tut mi . 3 n H "j 'ii 1 4 ! 1 1 IQl' t II if! 'ti r n Casine "ircrtj w. , VtS? 1' (. 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