' ,? 'Vf y-WC v : 'V t 1 jW! t 7ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Nancy Wynne Tells of the McMichael Dance The Stacy Lloyds Give Large Dinner in the Rese Gardens Various Matters Discussed nru.h mere tens. Yesterday ivns U ilettv ' TtntlleV debut, jeu knew; . .1. '.. i tlm 1.VP11I112 thorn ivns the e mcl ball Mill the Stnry l.leyda' hwer dinner, In tlie Hew OnnlciiH of he llc11i-viie.Stiatf.ini, before tlie brill. The Melds started out te linve the old m the tmity wns iruiiu.'ui:u w ,.,1.V - . I The Mi'Mleliiiel ball wus held nt the mu-Cnrlteii nml uth 11 beautiful altnlr. Tliere were about 400 Ructs .n unite n poed many came from out "P'LI"" Liie-h tlie Hnltlmere Kuests Sfnrc much cut down in number because $!. dcnth'ef Dennell Htewnrt In the 01 wis " , . ...no n hr.ither Writ tllC Ollirr u.i. . " '-;- - , of Plunkctt Stewart, you knew, and hwl many relatives In ifaltlmerc. Mrs? McMichael were n licnutlfui rewn of black velvet cut square at the 5?k and made with a rather long tlennlly Hcpt m a frock of ivbitc net erer silver cloth. IK THE afternoon I went te the 'Battles' tea at 207 Seuth Nineteenth street. Betty is the daughter e( r. Frank Battles and a sister of Wllinm n,l Wlnthrep, you knew, bhe Ik a ter and looked awfully sweet In her slmple but exquisite- frock of white lice. She bin. lifiht brown hair an. blue even and a lovely completion nnd fbVhicy frock was just right for her. ltetty is a graduate of Miss Irwin's. Next Friday cvenins Mr. and Mrs. Battles will give ft dance nt the Uitz Uitz Carlten in her honor. WHILE en the subject of dances, de you knew I bnvc been distressed te henr that there is se much drinking araenff the young boys theso days. It s really n serious thing, and while I nru net here te approve or disapprove of the Velstead act, I r-nnnet but see that tee little Is made of the breaking ef the law among elder people. Whereas, several yenrs age, before the law was in effect, we were disgusted te nee n boy or man who had ever-Indulged in the use of liquor, nnd if he hnd se far forgotten himself, he nlways npoleglzed afterward nnd wns very much nshnmed of himself. New, If any of them drink tee much, they think it's smart. Little boys of eighteen and nineteen actually e te parties with flasks in their hip pockets and offer the contents te the girls, and some of the girls think it's clever te take eme. It seems te me Hint, as in the days when Johnnie wns ten or eleven nnd going te a party, mother looked into Ids pockets te f-ee if he hnd his gloves and n fresh handkerchief, new she would de well te leek into bis pockets for a dlfterent lensen. It's deplorable! And, while It was bad Inst year, it's been even worse this year at "everal affairs. The hostess are naturally much upset, and, indeed, I think they liae eautc te be. Yeu knew of old that Nancy hntes te iall about things nnd neem u spoil-sport, but the vulgarity of this thing, let alone the wrong of It, is something that should really give us paue, don't you think? Maybe it's just n phnse nnd will pass, nnd may it pass been, say I. T HCAIl that Itennld Mills is te sing I- the prologue of the Waltz Drenm. which Is te open the Charity Unll en Thursday night of next week at the Acadenn of MuMe. and the spirit of the waltz will be depicted by Charlie Morgan nnd a number of little pterrettes who will be Janey (intes. Peggy Stout, Rebecca Stout. Maud Hewell. Peggy Hnnneni! and Marie Louise Butcher. The Jeffersen Hospital dancers are te be dressed like "Mlle. Modiste" and the will b liitieduct'd In u song sung hi 'Mrs. Hubert Meade Smith. Pelly Thayer will usher In the Pink Lady ilancers with her violin, and Rllznbeth I.attn will sing the Merry Widow waltz h'eferc the merry men nnd girls dance In for that tet and Mrs. Levi J. Ham Ham eond will sing "C.jpsy Leve" for the (J)pslcs. I henr It is going te be prettier, spee laculailj, than ever before, and that will be siting something, ferw it t was. gor geous last year. NANCY WYNN10. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mn Geerge Calvert Caiter, of the iteiteiy. Uryn Slawr, will glve a thea tre part en Wednesday evening, De cember 2S, In honor of SIlss Ellen Doug las I.le-jd, debutante daughter of Sir. and Mrs Stacy B. Llejd SIlss Llod will ale be the guest of honor at n theatre part , te be followed by a sup )fi, at the Ititz-Cnilten, which Sir. and Mrs. L Caspar Wister, of Wynne Wynne weed will glve i.i Monday evening, Jai uary 9 Among the out-of-town guests who attended the bill last night which Sir. ami Mis C. Emery McMichael, of Knell Heuse, I)en, and 2041 Walnut stteet, stteet, cave at the Rltz-Cailten, in honor of tlielr debutante daughter. SIlss Ellen SIc Mlchue were Sir. and Sirs Lewis llrnwn Onwtry, Sir. and Sits. Frederick Ntirlden, Mr and SIis A. Rune Slecn, Mr nnd Sirs Rudelph II. Kissel, Miss ll.ub.ii.i SI Kissel, Sllhs Laura Harding, all of New Yerk, and Sir. and SIis. Hareld RUml, of Baltimore. Mr nnd Mrs Robirt Sew ell- wilt en tertain at a theatre party en Tuesday eenlng next In honor of Miss Kntherinn Perter n debutante of this season. They will later take their guests te the opera suppur dunce In the foyer of the Acad emv of .Music. Among the guests who nttended the lea jeiterday, which Sirs. Jeseph fi. Leveling Wharten, Jr., gave at her home at Meadow brook, in honor of Jilts- Rosimeml Petter, daughter of Mr. An .is Petter, of Providence, R. I., wliote 'igagemeiit te Sir Chaiies W. Wlinr Wlinr len was recently announced, weie Sirs, 'esep.i I! Slif.ill, Jr., Mrs Nicholas "'bile. Mrs Benjamin H. Shoemaker, I Mrs Jeseph S Leverlng Wharten, Jjf' Magruder Dent, Mrs. Spencer K. -Mulford Mis. Finnk Adlcr, Sirs. Kern ?'. H. Vrs Theobold F. Clark, .Mrs. lyirl Dedge, Sirs James Slnpes Dedge, Airs jeH-ph Llpplncett, Sirs. Joeeb r,K.c1, J.r. MHH Catharine Wlmrten ittf- Will gnll for Hlirenn r. .lnnun.v "r Wharten will take place in June Taos,, vim i nHaHt ,.. Tn,. ., I .u i?n "' c,1stnut Mill In iceeMiig III , 0t - ! 1 t-V(-1tlhP Mrs lin""!?.0" '" ""' tru wl,lLh "r ""''I: tow,, ,.T "" wl11 KU' "l tlie fJeimm.- I TI "heli I C f rU,) ,0 l'rW" I-Ofiptl , 'iiinllten ii !, ii,u wiiii,,,,, mU urn Itnn Mi a n.nrK0 A I.nndell Mm ,rr'CHr,'s,tii'. ,'r, Mrs. Kdwitril Wiener, r,v -'tlMn Masen Hnn Hi Mrs Antep louinenvllle, MrH Judsen SI ..ine su.d in '".".' J ''"st'ce Keiidi'rdlne.. ) Humllteii vlll eiitertuln iui her BUeh. out the wfeli-.nil MUa Ildlth ( .ime, nf Xuw Yerk Mr nnd SIri Jeneph Harris CJruiiN 1 II I'M n1 f ,1lnner In the foyer 01 me .vniuemy, nu fhev nked nnether mid pother Kticst mill It uni fe""d Hint tl"""- were tee un . - ii.nt lientitlful mirror room te mnnv iw. ' ""leu Pltlleld. Miss Kranccn Cruu II, I 'e"? Eleaner Oavln nnd Miss Cnre- . Munleek Miss Petter, v,he hns Mi- ? f,llcst,' Mr Wharten's parents. t'.r ?,''i";s J-Pli K Cevering Wlini IcTw "!,0,lr n,ome' 'd Yerk rend; Mill il!"u m THe,,,,Ia' for New Yerk, wlme te ,1J ,,n? ", weeU hcfoie letiirnliiK- w'iiv) in i-ruv liinpi) if Mkii ion, Jeseph Hnrrls Graves, Jr., en No vember IS, Sir. nnd Mrs. Rebert Cherry, Jr., of he Fairfax Apartments, Ocrmnntewn, announce the engagement of their ''lit lighter, Mini Charlette A. IJ. Cherry, te Mr. It. Kline Qrleb, son of Mr. and Mm. Qeorce V. drleb, of Glensldc Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur Doarher,n Smith, of Sprlnrr Vnlley. lyynneivoed, will en tertain at a theatre party, followed by supper at the Rltz-Cnrlten, this evening In honor of thslr debutante daughter, MlsM.VIrglnln de Morat Smith. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Weill, of 201 1Vit Cheetnut nvenue, Chestnut Hill, will entertain nt dlnner this evening nt the Rltz-Cnrlten, In honor of thelr daughter, Miss Louise Weill, before the mectlnp of the Saturday Kvenlng Dancing Class. There will be ten guests. Mr. and Mrs. James Gay Gorden, Jr., of 15844 Ovorbroek avenue, have Issued cards for Saturday, December 3, from I until C o'clock, te meet Miss Helen Leftln Jehnsen, of New Yerk. Miss Jehnsen's engagement te Lieutenant An drew L. W. Gorden, U. S. M. C., was announced yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. 'Karl Dedge, of Ambler, entertained nt dinner last night. Anions the guests wcie Mr. and Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford, Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph H. Levcrlnf? Wharten, Jr., Mrs. James Mapee Dedgo and Mrs. William Long Leng streth. Miss Laura Wagner, 5011 PulasKi avonue. Germantewn, accompanied by Mrs. Jeseph Small nnd Majer G. W Donalson, left this morning for New Yerk, where they will attend the Army and Navy game. They will nlse attend the "-nltltary dance this evening nt the Hetel Aster. Judge and Mrs. Jeseph F. Lanierelle, of 3510 Baring street, announce the en gagement of thelr daughter, Mlea Marie Loulse Lamerelle, te Mr. Geerge Lincoln Reat. The engngement of Miss Ida Eliza beth Purvis te Mr. Charles J. Wentz, Jr., of Gcrmantcwn. was announced yesterday by Mlsa Purvis' aunt, Mrs. W. H. 11. Necl, of 31 West Afshmead place, Germantown. Invitations have been Issued by Mrs. ,Tame,. G. Campbell, of Chester, for a smnU tea, which she will glve this afternoon In honor of Miss Henrietta Burrell. of New Yerk, whose recently announced engagement te Mr. James A. G. Campbell, Jr.. Ig of Interest te thin city. The card of Mrs. Campbell's daughter, Mrs. Hwiry E. Swcney, Is In In ceosed, Mrs. Burrell, who arrived en Wednesday, will remain overtbe week end. The mnrrlnge of Mlws Virginia Bllyeu te Mr Charles Edward Flrth, Jr.. Octo ber 5, has been announced by her par ents. Mr. and Mr. James Henry Gaw, of 1228 Wept Allegheny avenue. GERMANTOWN Mr. nnd Mrs Alfred I Hnrland, of EC51 Matthews street, arc spending the week-end In Washington. Mr. Jeseph A. McAullffe, of 5541 Beyor street, will spend the week-end as the guent of Mr. Rebert Garrison, of Spring Mount, Md. Mrs. W. X. Miller, of 1710 Wlngohock Wlngehock Wlngoheck lng street, announces the marriage of her sister. Miss Ruth E. Blrmclln, te Mr. Jeseph Lemming, Jr. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. G. F Motzger, of 702 North Forty-fourth street, accompanied by Miss Hazel O Metzger, MIfh Annette 51. Sletzger nnd Sir". Wlllard F. Metzger, will meter te Chelsea for the week-end. end. SIlss Slargaret Dexter Read, daughter of Sir und Sirs. J. T. Read, of 6108 Chester avenue, will entertain twenty of her friends today in hflrer of her thirteenth birthday. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Sirs. Fred H Rebblns, of 2527 Seuth Garnet street, will entertain the mem bers of her Friday evening card club at a luncheon bridge party today. Mr and SI is. David SlcCaffrey, of 2035 Seuth Eighteenth Btreet, are re ceiving congratulation? upon the birth of a daughter. Sirs SlcCaffrey will be remembered as SI km Allcu Conaty. The Sigma Lambda Phi Soierlty will held a reception and danee this evening at the I'hllemuslan Club, Fortieth and Walnut streets Among these who will assist will be SIlss Gertrude Sillier, Miss TT-,.... L, T.-...1I rt.. T.-1 (.. ,.1. ........ Iint'U IY1UII. A'lirK l-,,llllfljl Vltt.11, SIlss Ksther Weed and .Mlsa Slarcaret I Kelly .,.. The I'hl Sigma Tau will entertain nt I the New Century Drawing Reems. 121 seuin Ttteitin street, tnis owning Among theso en the oemm ttee are SIlss Lorettn. Grlnnan, SIlss SInrle Sluiphy and Slisa Helen Jenklnsen. STRAWBERRY MANSION Mr. nnd Mrs Simen (Jruenberg, of 3211 Oxford Htreet, announce the mnr mnr ringe of their daughter, MIbs Laura Oruenbcrg, te Mr. Simen Henrj- Rosen thal en Frldaj', November 11. Mr and Mrs Rosenthal will be at home nfter January 1 at 221.1 Green street. Mr nnd Mrs. S. Feldman, of 3221, Wet Nerrls street entertained a few of their friends at their home. Among tl ose present werf Mr and Mrs H. Miller, Mrs, and Mrs I'arl T Ogde'n, Mr. and Mrs. I. Sachs, Ur nnd Mra D. Mel man, Mr and Mrs. J. Blatt, Mr. and Mis M nembru? Mr. nnd Mrs. J Boll Bell Boll meio. Miss ltae Cehen, Miss Kay Kllne, Miss Anna lieyer, .Miss Ileglnb 1J Ihnore, Air ITersnn .slnnlnskv. Mr. Milu'nnl fitnrie Mr. Philip Shere, Mr Ilernle Brofsky, fl Mr nnu mtb a. speicr anu Mr. anil Mrs. S Feldman NORRISTOWN The marriage of Miss Agnes 13. Lyn agh, daughter of Mr. and MrB. J Lw agh, of 221 Cast Oelc street, nnd Mr Arthur S Harr.s. son of MrB. Cera K Il.'irrls, of OlenB Falls, N. Y, took placw en November 21 In St Patrick's rectory The brlde was attemled by her sister, Mm Warren Kite, and the best man was Mr William Lynagh, brother of the bride Following the marriage cere mony Mr and Mrs. Harris left en a wedding trip te New Yerk. (Upen their ictuin they will lie at 221 Bast Oak street Mrs. Gorden P rtegnr. of the Lor Ler raine Apaitniuits en DeKalb street, entertained at auction bridge at the Plymouth Country Club. Theio were thirty-two guests, nnd the favors were received by Mrs. Hussell 12 Crawford, Mrs H Mulfeid Hunting. Jr., Mrs. Ger ald Swallow, Mrs, H, Severn Itcgar nnd Mrs. Ftedellck P I.lttle. YARDLEY The Bridge "Club wns entertained en Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Frederick Bebblnmen Mrs Alfred Diinser has been spending a -few dajs In Noifelk, Va MIes Helen Lancaster, of Ment Clare, Is a giiest of Mrs Algernon S Cad nulluiler ts lijjx'JLi? jJHULL'Jl1JL.' JL?JJ-'iJ THE GARRICK THEATRE Tomorrow Afternoon, 3:15 W- JOHN MURRAY nt New lurk (ll.i, Auther und Lecturer Subject: "Science and the Senses' The pro,'Hssive man is sucking something better anil keVps his miiul open te that which uplifts anil makes for success., Deers Open 2:30 ' - EVEMNG PUBLIC LDaER-PHlCADELPHlA, SATURDAY, " ATTRACTIVE MATRON AND DAUGHTER imimiiniwuiiniii ' ''L',:. i ww tummummm dB Photo by J. Mltchell Klllet MRS. 'J. HOWARD PATTERSON Anil her little daughter, Miss Jcamicttc Patterson, of 357 Lancaster pihe, IluvcrfenI ' Twin Bed Lecture (A week age Mr. Devplclgh gave Mr. Develelgh a letter te mail for her. Somehow she has discovered in her own inimitable way that Mr. Develelgh has been currying it around In his pocket ever .since. In fact, it Is there jet. Mm, Develelgh is net the one who can keep, such dis coveries te herself. 1 Yeu didn't mail that letter I have j you n week age, did jeu? You've been enrrjing it mound in your pocket eerl since, haven't jeu? That's hew much! !..... ,! .. 1 1 .!... i luinei juu mite in nie ana uuyiiiiug i warn you te te. new till It come. Harvard ProfcRser tn RpHi-a you didn't mail it? Hew did jeu knew ,, a,r . , .,? -, I didn't mall it V I -nilriflRS. Mass.. Nev 2(1. David Never mind hew I knew It. Yeu I (;"'"d"n Lyen, piofiMser at Harvard for didn't, mul that's the point. Yeu n,'"i'.v forty jenrs. will retire next suin needn't try te switch me off bv talking1 ,'"'r. fre111 ,!"' Hancerk professorship about something else. What difference I nees it make new i Knew tlint jeu didn't mall it? The main thing is yen didn't, did you? What's nil the shoot sheet ing for? What de you mean by that? Seme mere of your cheap slnng, T suppose. If you paid n little mere attention te your wife nnd family and less te the low company jeu run around with, jeu could give me n better answer thnn a cheap slang phrase. Yeu can remember them nil right, but jeu can't remember anything I want jeu te de for me. Yeu can remember ini engagement te piny poker, but jeu can't remember n date te take me out te dinner. Half the time jeu can't remember jeu have a wife. It's n wonder jeu don't forget It entlrelj , Xe danger. Oh, no danger, is it? Yeu talk ns If jeii'il like te forget her. I suppose nothing would suit jeu better than te go rampaging n round again among "the boys," ns you call them, though geed- , ,, . ims unews wuji.mii caii in u.ai- ail aM .....1 F.i , n..l hnl.l ,1.l 1,M U ' I,, 111,1 illMi llll 1,11,1 MIII III' "WJ n. -,,,, hn ! Thai's geed. Hew about jour big, old fat friends and jour "us fjiil huh? Why wh.v of nil things! The nerve of jeu! Ah if If wnsin't bad enough that you refuse te de tinj thing for me The Atmosphere Unique Belle Claire Tea Roem Fortieth St. & Parkside Ave. Delicious Feed Moderate Prices I ' , . qilliliil'iliiiiuiirii'iiuuuiiiiiiui'uiiiiiiiiiuu'iiiniuiiiiiiwiiiiiiui'nuuitiiiuiiii; I Fer Less Than 3 Yeu Can Have Your j Lasl Season's Ceat or Suit reneed by u. Our precesn remeies H ..ti trnivii nf iienr nd wenlhert Vi H rcstnrrs the original lmtrr te the R Bj fulirlc, end mnkes the icnrment leek fj a iilment 1U.0 new. H S'chwarzwaelder Ce. 1017-27 Weed SI. MANY PEOPLE Tnke a few steps efT Chestnut Street en 12th Street simply te see the BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS We shall be glad te have you eome in. Please don't feel obliged te purchase. The Century Flower Shep 12th St. lielew Chestnut Struct jEj,.1 ' " ' ' saxs-un uiita Organ Recital at 3 JC g M JJ ' irii By J. P. McEVOY r.nd neglect me nnd ill treut me. but new jeu have tn-abuse me nnd insult Hi ft lends. They'll henr about this, the.'-'ll hear about it, don't you forget II. I thought fhej would, that's why I said It. Oh, is that se. Well, let tae tell you one thing, and that's net half n dozen; let me te.l jeu one thing (Which slip docs, and then one mere and two or three mere but merciful Sleep conies ami Injs her benedictety hand ever Mr. Dove Deve Ieigh's wcarv eyes.) '" "vurer ,IM" ether unnital languages and has been appointed professor ciner itus by the governing benids of the i'niversity, the appointment te take effect September 1, 11)22. Professer Ljen is best known for his work In connection with the Semitic Museum nt Harviud. of which he has been the di rector for thiitj' j ears. KKI.II.Hirs MinrKS IlliPtlKt Till! TKMI'I.K llrnnil nnd llerks sts. (1000 N ) Heme of lt,f drnc" Ilaptlst Church I1UHSI.I.1, H I'OXWCI.L IMstur W'm Drc .McCurJj, AhhocIihe I'nster J. Mnrvln Hannn .Musical Director I'rederlck i: Siurke OruunUt The nrst Sunday of Mr. Cm pit's fortieth ear at th lliiptlat Tfinplp will be markeil liv approiirlute exercises Mr CeiiupII will preach ut 10 10 anil 7 IS Temule I , .miiiiiiic-i, iii,,iui i SI1IK Ltapilhlll ftt the niurnlec aervlw littler Cltlin' Da j" iv 111 be celebrated by the Illble Hihenl Jpie I, Crease, superintendent, ut '2 30 '. M. ChilBtlan Kndeaer sections In the Iewcr Temple nt 7 V M I'hiireli Prer Meeting rrlrla nt S I M Ktlilc.il Siicl el v ACADEMY Dl" Ml'MC. 11 ft lien iu'iu.m'i; i. ri.enr.Nct: r. ai,i.i;n uiii speak WOMKN AND ClTIZi:VSHI p." en rrleniN Will am IVnn ueihhiped at the OI.I) Ut'AKKlt JllinriMl HOISK, Merlen I'm. Just outside of City line. This Meet. Inu was i slabltbhed ni 1 US S,-i lt,- are held evtry l'lrsl-il.iy (Siind.iv) morning hi 11 o'clock. A welcome Js nijnmieju Till'. t'ONl'KKKNCi:. IMh and "lUe0 ets 11:40. 'Attitude and Smi of i'ri.n,iu .. the niJarmnment PreRram " Leader William W-bli I'rl yisilniM W . k m,, New Theimht INITKU M'AV THOl'dllT A.S()C'l.TIfl' HAIiniCK TIMIATItK v,-w,"- Sunilnv aft-rneun, Neiember 1!T nt s 1-. W JOHN Mt'IUlAY PaMer of the Chi eli of th HenlliiB Clul.it New Yerk C't? Huhject. "SCIENCE ANI1 THI3 SISCSFM The pregresle mnn Is aeeklnic Hemetlilnc better nnd keps his mind open le tlmt which updis find makes for success. Pours open 2 30 Orean llicllul at 3 Pr sintering AIUII ST. rillllt'll. lSih nnd Arch un CLHKNCK i:nVAiD MACAHTNTY 10 t', Pievldence Ih there n dKlne "plnn ler out lives nnd de all tlie en-it,! nt llfe tit into thnt 0110" or ur ne Just driiwliu high or le numbers In the .at. u-ry e( life "e.iei- 12 Illble hLhoet nnd M n f'.vt 7 I hrlstliin l.'ndeuer 730 Itecital en fie Turner eiuan '" S "If There Were Ne Ileienf'er " sixth nornien In the tcrlun 011 Mnn n-nl in. tfernl Wliheul the ( hrl.tlan ,'ilth ' llKllll,hlli:l PltKSKYTI'ltlAN lilt IK II I in Wtl.I.IAM 1. MeCOUMICK I'.lBtDr ite M II ITIUIV Assistant lll""r- bunlH, November J7, 101 ID 311 "Christian Citizenship." .' .10 pnhlnth Sdieul 7 IS "The American Hluulander." 8 0"77 edn sdt l',Her At, cling Si:CONH PKKMIXTKim.N CIIL'KCII 21t and W Alnut sin. Hi'V Alex itider MacC'ell, I) rj .Mnlter llev Alln II. Hurl.v, Aiilntent lnl-ler-l)i Mannl, will preich at 11 nnd s oil, tit l.venlnt' Sulilecl 'Dens It Mat. te- What a Man llelleee" x 7 ie p m a hkbthe i:n snnvici: "PraNUl" . , Heetheven ;;pie.j of IJed in Nature . lcothevl" "Heneilktus" , Heetheven "The I..,ve of Man" . . I eethnleS and Is My Senc" .i.lleetleun "Aualn as Kvenln'D Shadow . Ilietheven Sunda- Scheel and Illble Chi.V at 10 o'clock viHiTcms wi:i.c(i.mi:. I'retctnnt Keplrmml 1 bass li r ivintnai. inuin Frank s son. cello 1 Van Seller tMnpanl The Hecter will preach The puhllc iiir.'lallv Inv I ted Wat- I'nltiirl in VIIWT I'NITAHIAN CIIL'KCII '.TJe rhastnui st Ilev Kredeilck It llrlfrin. Mlnlkter 11 A M -M. O.-lfflr. will nreiVch Je.t ' The .Meanlnn of I'raver " Sub IMTAUIAN rill mil 01 i.I'.uiiTnTeTvv Orri'ni" "t and W I'helten aie ". Munda. Nev J7. h irv ic. a. ll A t Hev lUXillll 8 KOll'IKS .Minis,., aI sutijut Thne uiderB and ''riimn llrkaliB ' niree Sunday Scheel In I'ailsh Heuse ut 11 A f A I.I. Alii: lN'l'lTril) '"'"' Mlsielliineeiis JOHN UAYNHS 1IOLMU8, Taster. I'einniunlty Church Nu'v vri Sl'NDAY N1V Sf. at .1 1' M llread'T1," rh litre Mulu ct "OIIANDI el' INDM unilius of Yinltif Demearsc mrri'Fr'w i ir iirtn KteTartr lleelC ff.,e?,n BROADWAY "TWTTvU I IMPERIAL i ,VAl;T-"7SB ! STANLFY MAItlcnTT ,"mi " ' t.-n it .V 'l ,".J ' M Elslo KeMinen In "-en or f.nns" M .,, e ru,vve,,,t ti,. im, w. ., ., " A M '" " ' ' M M LVLST-Vt.-H i!-r Vi,.0rv'n(,,--hni c'1u"h will T Hlsle r-HKUs n In ".n f m,H.. tIs " cSrw..l "T ! i'n til?. aaTr, " V '-" I'redui Hen "The sheik" I sng Till. Usr Jl'DISIKNT. nn oratorio IV Klsle l-Vrnusen In "senK f Kenus" ' iv i.. n TmiCi" nil" '"',"" Knnri." T Sw ml pielu. tin, "1 he shrl" 11 hv IeuIh bpahr. under the direction " T May Allisen In "Ttm Inst mril" -r ) Z-j ? ,. ', ' Th'I k ?Ji'ni"llmel"" I i' M"" il l' du. i. n "II,' s, I" 'r Harry M Statun eriran 1st and choir p M iv auImiii In "lie Last fiinl" L T. ' Y. . iU!' 'in,,h Uliinniul" T His-cia' I'r, dmti, n Tli." vh.ii'i i master Mary HHloii-Uerdon "1epCrnS iV-Mai A ll.e'i in "The lias (a Tnm Mix' n "The !!! ' i'!""'en".". '' -"" ' W" '! "lie m' .Mrs. H M Htiiteti. contralto I), w . ' H mm .Mix ,u , The Iteuili Itlnmenil ' l,s1H,H i ndu. mm llesleiL'' THE CRITIC TALKS THE talk, brief and te the point, i . JJ ii'liTnh T UfnlA.fciM tftwn )Ha Kf f day nftcr'noen nudlcncc at Inst week s concert of the Philadelphia Orchestra, wherein he pleaded for closer attention te the music, both from the standpoint of geed music und from that of geed manners, created n let of discussion, although probably it will net de much geed ns far no the conduct of the audience is concerned. The matter is one upon which Mr. Stokewski evidently has deep and pro found thoughts, for in one of his intro ductory talks last winter in Madame Sflmnreff's Uccthevcn cycle he referred te the noise ut the Friday afternoon concerts in no uncertain terms. He wns discussing n certnln sennta of Heetheven which Madame Samureff was te play, and In asking for close atten tion te its detail snld that he shuddered te imagine what Heetheven would have felt had be been present nnd heard the coughs, sneezes, snorts and various ether noises which occurred during a then recent Friday nftoriieon perform nncp of Debussy's delicately colored "Afternoon of a Faun." It wns suffi cient, he said, te make the great com poser turn in his grnvc and certainly enough te divert from the nuslc the attention of the members of. the orches tra, the conductor nnd these persons in the audience who wished te listen at tentively. T II EKE is net much hope, however, that there will be any radical change of conduct en thP part of the briday audience. It is net intentionally bad mannered i it is merely careless, nnd n large percentage of Its members view a Friday concert simply ns n diverting in cident of the week's routine and net M Mr. Stokewski wishes them te de that Is, te consider these two hours ns a period during which they may muture their spirituni eeing rr.uui "(, , ., There is probably n uirgei - .r-i .... - - i ..i.i,.. ..1 Intn.mmwu nt ine J lliuw nftat-nnnn rnniWtS tlinll lit Iin ether musical affair of sl.n lnr I mpert nee in the city. At the ch.se of n f. rl long first number en nlinest . ni j I- ndny afternoon the outer hall of the Acad emy, both in numbers nnd in conversa tion, strongly resembles a Inreclj nt tended and especially animated after noon tea; everybody knows cvrrjbedy else, and there seems te be n much te talk about. . . Before the Inst late-comer ha nr rived te henr whnt Is left of the pro gram, the earlj'-gecrs bnye started for home. The result, as Mr. Stokewski justlv complains, Is that there Is an almost constant disturbance in the nudiencc during the entire program. Rut he overlooked one thing thnt is. that this disturbance is just ns annoy ing te the large number of attendants ...i. i,n.. vr in Imnr the music, and for no ether purpose, ns it rs te the orchestra and te hlmselt. Ann mis- class Is in the great majority. . A ND did ou ever notice that the I habitual late-comers and earlv-, .. t... A.!nl,li hnrn LiWltu Hilt ftnif 5"V" " . l"i iV... i..T ..I.I..0 ri,..u I rem live Ut leu irnm in1 umir . umc the grentest possible number of persons Is disturbed when (hey arrive or ,1,.. , part. This is net chance. The same slevenlv mental habits M-I.ich cause them ,, i ... :.i L. in.,. . i ,-i. ,, In. i ndeouate flM-len "of their time, or te forget nn errand whlcli must be done before they go home, serves te secure for them tlie less desirable spots. The j earlv bird i-i tin earlv bird all the time. , and remaining te the end or in getting iwiriiier ii le Ki'iiin; m, a inure un mm , the Lest seats. The Saturdm evening audiences of the Orchestra are a much better hehnred body. I'ropertlonnti Iv. the number of late arrivals is very much smaller, while scarcely anj one leaves before the pro gram is concluded. Hut the lnu-deinn-ship of Philadelphia nttends tlie fetur- PIIOTOI'I.AYK A hambra t?, V' A"Z S, ,.'":uSK'v;n ,, ,V.l. . .. ... t. . M. Alice I.nke In "CniJmrtcd Seas" T -Alice l.t.ke In "I nriiartrtl Sens" W. .Alice I.-itte in "I mliarted er" T.--Charlc Itaj, "Tim Old riv linmliv' Hele" !' Charles Kay. "The Old .snlmmln' Hele' S. Charles Hay. "The 01(1 , Immln' Hele" ALLEGHENY ,-,MlvJ , M Pert I.J tell. In T lurt l.ytell. In A Trln te Paradise" ' Trip te Paradise" "A Trip te Paradise" Trip te Paradise" 'A Trip te Paradise" A Trip te ParailUe" W Ilert l.ytell. In T Hurt l.ytell In I' Hen l.ytell In ' S Hert I.Mell, In ' APOLLO r.ID ft THOMPSON STS. v I-IVIII DULY M .Tohnnen-rulton "Tlui Musketeer" 'I' Jehnsun-Daltnn, "The .1 Musketeers" W. David Powell "The Princess of N. V." T Consunce T-ilnmdne, "Ui'iMlnn Hells" V Cnnstnnee TitlmudKe "Uiddlur Hel s" ? Lionel Ilarrjnn-e "Jim thel'enuinn" ARCADIA ,r"l:sT,NL,T i:1",'., r'Ti1 M Miv McAve . "i "Mernl"' T Mnv McAiev in ".Morals" V M.iv McKiev Ii ' Morals' T May McAiiv 'n "Morals" I. May McAiev In "Morals" H May McAvm li "Morals" ACTHD rn vvki.in g. giuard ave rtJ 1 UI Min.NKK UAH Y M Paral I'lns 'i "The Weman' riilaiued" t Daral Pma i "The Wnin.in I ntamei!" 1 Dilrnl Diu.i in "I lie Mem in I'ntnmed" T "The t iMidirlne .lew" l" "'I tie WiiiwIrrlnB .lew" S "The Wnnilerlnir Jew' BALTIMORE "?:lWJ M" H-iakaw , , "11 here !,l,:hts re laiw" T -Hsvavvpia MU'-re I.llflits Are Iiw" W. "The MlrK-lr nf M inli'ittun" T "The illrnri uf Mnnliattnn" F. J Oltii'i Cur e I -, "The (aetdrn Snnre" ! J Oll'er I'm in I a "Th (ielJen Hnai'e" RPMM 04'1H ANn woeni.ANo ave DCIMN ."lAUVrr DAILY M Mirlen DiV s i "rrehiintmetii" T Mirier Duv . In "Pnrhantmi nt" IV i-Tellilnrhin s "I'llerlnis of the Mitlil" T --rrethlrs-liani h "1'llr.rln", of the Vlrlit" F llelivrt 'I i-ll. In "llllnd HeartH" S - Hobart Biv I th In "llllnd Hearts" BLUEBIRD Ilread Si Pusquehnnns. , t'entlnu ins " until 11 M David T'ew I Jn "Dnrucrrnus I.les" T Du Id I'ewe I In "IMuceriitm I,lii" " lllfe's luasenliiK" 'I Mn'tiKO Hell In "Thr rl t)1RKers" F Wallace n.Ml In "The Hell Illnerrs" h i:uwn 0'H-l"i "! life lleith ItilnK? PAPITOl 772 MARKET ST M Wllllim ' ' ihinna's 'The lliirrteaile" T William O i vbinnn s "The llarrteaile" W W'I'l-ini i i-nbanna's "The lliirrlende" T - IVIIIIam i" rabnrm s "The It irrlrmle" I' William ' -ibannis "Ihe Ilarrlenilr" H Wll.lnm i I'libnnmv h "The II irrlrndr" COLONIAL a,n. & y?ize? iAv' M illerln hviAneen In "I'niler the l.iisli" T U'erli hvjnsen in "Cnder the l.nsh IV -CJIeiln Sw insen In "tinier Ihe l.ish" T l'.lle rriuen in "Sens or Nenun ' V - lllsle PeiKiisen In "se, or Siinits" S. -Pilslc lruuen in "Senif or Heiikr" COMPANV W fc or AMin ft y DARBY THEATRE M HuKhes' "Dnnereii Curve Miead" T HuKhes "ll.iimereils I'urie II, end" V VI -imr 1'i.st In 'The . r ltd Heur' i .Is 'n '"Ji.(. Minli II re" Me Trunin" NOVEMBER 26, 1021 TO MUSIC LOVERS day night concerts, nnd Its one object id Irt linnti Irtlltiirt iitui iiiubivi In ether words, the Saturday evening nudlciicc Is one of trained listeners, and this Is no unimportant thing in the success of u symiilienlc program. The orchestra and the lender are mere keenly sensitive te the attitude of the audience thnn most of that audience would believe. The delicate musical tcmpernmeiU rarely responds te cen sure! It thrives best en approval that Is, from nn audience. Perhaps at re hearsal things arc different. NOTWITHSTANDING Mr. Sto Ste Sto kewski's plaint, the manners of the nvernge American nndlence have Improved Immensely during the last twenty years. Ne lenirer de Sudden xllenccs In the music find entertnlnlng ' bits of persennl conversntlen floating , through the house. It hns been many vears since tne tntnetts episode of the early days of the Bosten Symphony Orehestrn. when In an ntiextieeted 'pause the words. "I always mix mine with butter," delivered In shrill Ilos Iles Ilos tenese, resounded through the hall, has been duplicated In any large city. It Is said thnt Mr. Oerlcke. then conducting, tftrned nnd favored the gen eral vicinity of the Interruption with a prolonged stare of exceeding coldness before the audience responded with nn nudible expression of an emotion net Inspired by the classic composition te which It was listening. Fxnmples of this kind go a long ways toward improving the manners of a musical audience. In the first plnce, the person who makes such a "break" Is cured for life of the habit of talking during n musical performance, ami In the second place, he or she serves as a "terrible example" te every body In the building. After the first involuntary cxprewlen of amusement comes the theught: "Suppose thnt hnd Ixsui "I" or "me" nccerdlng te whether the self.. marcher '" from Bos Bes Bos eon or New Yerk. Conver-atlen during the performance of unv orchestral work Is ulwajs nt tended with risk. It Is usiinlly car ried en daring the time when the whole erehestrn Is plnylng loudly, nnd herein lies the danger. The essence of mu sical dynamics Is contrast, nnd there are but two ways In which this mnv be attained. The fir'-'t is by a sudden pause nnd the second bv a gradual dim inution of the volume of tone. TN COMPOSITIONS of the drnmntic - type, nnd pretty nearly nil modern works are of thfe kind, the sudden pause Is used. In the olden days It frequentlj caused the abrupt abandon ment of whnt was ninurent!. n' me ment before, n most absorbing personal conversation. But with the nddcl in- terest nnd Igiewledge of nuislc of later jears, tnis rareti Happens new. Th" chnmber nms'.e audience is the best behaved of all : if nnj doubt this. let hi in go te the Isellevue nny Sunday afternoon when tin- Chamber Music As- ""ec anon meets n, s(0 nn.l henr ret euro i there nn time, thev remain te iiiumi-i i (i Lit ail. i ii' Miiirn- lilt ii i i ii i . , . - . -t the end nnd there Is nrelj n sound of m.v bind du-ing the plnving. It simply '' "'it hul has been said many '" tin,, column- thn It Is music f the highest type and. therefore, nt- tr'' ,,,l ,B'?. k,n' ' 'f.Pn "'I'i"',"-. Iheie i' enu one sate rule lnr nn audicnip nnd strange, as It may seen,, this rule had its most succinct exposi tion in' a famous political message. although the import of that telegram , , ..... , ... , ,., .. " " . u"' s.hl ,i i" , n .hV"" V . ,.W-....(. ...... .......MV ... nelilinsr "fnclng some of it a little later. This pithy nipss-age was sent bj Americn'ti most brilliant political strategist, a V-ennyhanlnn. te a former I (loverner of tins Mnte and rend ns fol fel fol eows: "Hear It. Don't talk " A geed rule te fellow whether in politics or in the concert hull. PlI'fTOI'KlYS Weekly Photoplay Guide Week of Nev. 28 te Dec. 3. Subject te Change The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtain ebtain ing pictures through the Stanley Company- of America. .V - ,tA n.A K1AL. 1 U AXFST PHRSTFR V -H,"Kn "Why C.lrlM T-ave Heme" r Nll.sen. "Vh (lirli l.eae Heme" W N'l 'son 'Vh C.rln I.eme Heme" T -M llaiten In "Meinen Who Wnlt" L ,,"!"'! "HnnirerniiH Curve Alirad" ti Hughes "DnnKermiH C'urvt- Ahnid" EMPRESS MAIN ST MANATUNK M TINFl: DAILY M-David Peveil m "l injtereus I.lc" '?,. ',' id Powell n "DantrrriiiH lies" 1 ,n -VTinl wMncVnii In "I'ne.lnir Tlireiiitli" r Douglas .Maclaan In "Pnslnt ThreilBli" i U ' J""' JInrt''" I" "Hulil Your Herse" ,3 iuiii .u, ire in "iieiu lour llersis" FAIRMOUNT " i VI ll.lVlll PnAfll, In Mil,,,. .,.,.... ... - M Huasell "The I.ml Trnm Iiniracre' -Inni Q i Nlls.en In "Ulllieut Mmlt" T SMrl-v Masen In "Oui-enle" L t' "V"",,''",,''n "Hiinleuffs e KiSM'h" -, i m vnx in "ine lleucli 1)1 unenil" FAMILY 'r,trATTE -1.111 MnrKei f., i .-iini i s m te MinNiniiT, l N rm T M i B, le iiisv "Mjrn en the IXMir" ' Kenneav "Oh. Man. He arefnl" i W VI. i' i Dine lr T - IV. ..I i,. .,.,. .,. ' '..".... .. n pine mn i- i. , '..:.. '","". " iin I.iig" i r -Krhlllr Main n '(.. si,.ll., , S FalrhtnliH In "Miinliiiltun Miulne.s" I i",I ORF 8n01 mahkit .ST li lmraldlna In "I'assinn Krull" i )ei tldirn In "I'asslnn I'l'ilt" JJ' "r1 ."an "I" " "One li l,t Week" T -llehe Daniels ln"0ne 11 IM lle.L" I 11 llilieell "111- IjiiI, IV.,,,, i., S - W Hiisk-I! "The l.iiiiv rrmn I.enirrr GRANT ,'.'.'-':' l,"lAIin VVK Ml M"h M Clin Ivlmbnll Teunc In "Cimllle" T -ri-irn Mmbill Veunc 'n "fninlllc" M - Willa e Ih 1 In "Tisi Mini, ,nJ" I -eku,i IliivaUawii " n Vr ilil in Knleht" I -Jvhnsen-Piltnn "The Three MusiieleerB" s Jehnsen Dalt.in "The Three Muskrlrers" 3REAT NORTHERN Bri.?; n".RM M - ltusi- I S mpsen In "Snow llllnd" I i iinsse i irnisen ,n "snim llllnd" i i Husseii Simpsen 'a "snow llllnd" T -Mar Alllien In "lllu l.iinie" , h Mai Vlhsen In "HIr (is me" - i' i Allisen iiik (iunie" KARITON CHCbTNl'T Above HHOAD R.11blUl1,i,m in v M loll IS ! M M r.iil 11 De Mills's 'Teel's IMradlse" v.. . ' i, ',T ., ..! " i'nr.idlM" 11 i r I II Ii. Ml e s "1-oel's I'nrartlse" T -.'..ll If He Mines 'Teel',, !riu!i" K I'e.U 11 lie Mille s "Iiel's I'ar,i,IUe" tf iv. a ii na Mm,. "re..iv i;L7: !!.. Lehigh Palace 'rmM" ii r -iv r - Mlltnn .sills In "The l.lllln iv,'i -Milten sl, n ii,,. i.lttle root" -M II rhHPl r "Vel i of florin luiintri" -1 11 . hanlin "1'illiul l,i e L'i, IT Wullai Held In "llie 11 II nieVeri ' S IVallic Held, in "The llrll llrn" I IRFRTY J1110'1 COLUMHIA AV. U.IU1I 1 I MATINEl! DAILY M.-W Uusfell "Th l.ii.li Frem lameurre" T Deris May in "The I'oellsl, ,iVf" " II -I rVederlrli "The sitnrj- or the I.uth" T '.i ( i, liir.id" i ". L.C.MUC.K rwsinu? B- 56TH ST. "VIT'1':-'"".." RIAI TO ..niMiNT,.v m,:mi: t' ' LlZ X ::i:"!!!'n!:: ;n'zi"U-- f-h-yii. locust.--" .""""'Ml4ts SCHOENBERG- FEATURE OF THE ORCHESTRA CONCERT Amazing Werk by Disciple of Ultra Modernism Performed by Stokewski Overture, "Oorlelnn". . . Heetheven Hympheny II miner (untlnlxhed) Hrhtibert Five Orehestrn I'leces . Hiheenber Tone Peem. Klnlnndla" . .. Sibelius The feature of the program of the Philadelphia Orchestra at yestcrdnj afternoon's concert, was one which was received with varied emotions by the audience, ranging from aprHnuse from theM bold spirits whose musical tastes spurn the limitations (of conventional melody hnrtneny and form, te laughter fem satlrle-mlndvd conservatives. It Consisted of n group of five orchestral plci-es, by Arneld Schoenberg, prophet of the ultrn-medern. The comneKitlons. nun- twelve enrs old. go further Inte the inystorleus realms of tennl dissonance than any j thnt have yet been heard here. They are frankly discordant from beginning te end ; there is no dellned tennllty nor anything recognizable as melody in the erdlnnry meaning of the word. But they differ from mnnj of the ordinary modern compositions which are written merely te cause surprise, in thnt they show Irt every note thnt they were com posed by n man who knew exactly what he wns doing, both In composition nnd lnoichestratlen, and bj n man who has a thorough knowledge of the science of music ns practice' by the classics. Schoenberg Is never u!idcrtnndahlc en n first hearing nnd frequently net upon many subsequent hearings. But he Is net a charlaftin ; he is writing this remarknblc music with n definite purpose ami it is based upon a definite harmonic plan. The five compositions plnjed yeter dny are se unique thnt thej can scarcely be described; but, dfccerdnnt and non understandable ns th!,s muic Is, it is net te be llghth condemned upon a single hearing. There Is n suggestion of u program In that each of the fivp numbers bears n title, but these nre of no assistance In hdplng te nn under standing of the musk. The tomposi temposi tompesi tlons nre-as free in form ns they are In tonality and harmenj. They nre very short, tee "linrt. In fact, te allow of the ue of nn form except that of the song, which thei de net fellow. The attitude of even the trained hearer of music nfter thee otrnerdlnnry works, must bp one of bewilderment: whether repetitions will reveal mere is jet nn open question. Schoenberg is either many decades ahead of his time or he Is working upon an entirely er er er loneeus nrt principle The question Is which? The performance of the composi tions by the orchestra was by far the bet that has been ghen this season of nny new (omjexitien and showed In every note Ions and hard rehearsal The rest of the program tensisted of fnmlllnr numbers It be'nn with the stntelj overture. " 'ortelan" nf Hep. thevim and was f'i'lewed l Schubert's "I'nflnlsheil" Sjmphem. his must con cise nnd, in mam respect, his best symphonic work fr enhe-trn After Schoenberg. come Sibelius' ten" poem "Finlnndln." whMi was joeusy (! coined bj the nudieme McCLEFS GftLLRIES 1.10T W-I.NfT ST. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. PAINTINfis MEZZOTIN rs MIHltOUs lllll)NZI-si rrntntni,' ti SpeclJlts I'lilntlnc tUntered. KTCIIIM.S I.IUI'S) Cuticura Seap Imparts The Velvet Touch o-ep,vjiniment, i luriun c,-rrr7wni-T" r nrvunpjrj n ad cir hi Cutlcur.I.ib-5rr.urli,tJ?t X tfeUdca-Kui 2 PllOTI)lI.A.s I nVPRRRnnL"M - "av F.aruat. , EN! . " ncinend. In "DaiiEcreus lens' !,, "in Desmond In "Daneereiie Teis" W K, jr-icl),,, aid "Mil nil ' l.imlil.rv" T -Pa. a Newrl lr "l.jnsl lllnuil" I Thenini II Inc., s "Tlie tlrunze lltll" si TalmadBeeH ln "(.lnuts of eM-nl.e" ' PALACE 12H MAIIKET STP.KC1 " -! t 1 I-. P M Tablnrt of Or. C nllcirl' M Specl.l cast l Special tat W Speclil cist T Spc'al unst ' 1" Speclil cast S Special tast "i aliliut or I)r 'I iililnet of Ir "Cnlilnet ef I)r "t ihlnet of Dr. 'Cabinet of Dr. (allcarl" I ullRiirl'' ( allitirl" I allcarl" (allcirl" PRINCESS ,V?n.?f M - a .M.nrli " Tule of Twe Uerlils" T All-Star Cist In "The rliasen truss" W Miitiiti s I s ,i "Hi,. I.ltl'c I n-I T c TalniM U" in I iiui-reus lliislness" II millatu Hurt In "Three Ment llrnnil" t ihailis Itui m "siran linn" RFf PMT JUHKIT .'1 Ii, IxCvjCIN 1 . , -i t.i 17TII IP M M Dnvlssen. -. iimii.,,,, "lni1. Hate und 11 emtn" 'I en , II i,e nml Human" "l.eve II ite end Human" '1 eie Hall mil 11 einan" .!'"." W Muilsnen l IJav ssen -, . . . M Dav luaen lane II He mil Hutu. in" RT IRV MMiKrrr st nn.ew tth lv,k-'IJ in a m , ii r ! ii r "..Viii'iV. ''l"'. ',". "I,"'"1 iiiMiieir 1 "MIIiuICn I.Ktrliltei IV "11 llil's a lllfe lleilll." V,'",n"V. "s mU ,lf "'"liil Initllrrs L ,I..Hl'i N-'rl In "l.vn.v lllnml" S Mm Ouncan In '11 here Men In- Men" SAVOY '-"' MAWCCT .STIIIT.T u. 1 v j I H A jj Tv) i,rilS.i,-snT --Imnmn ami t . i., I P Simjuen an.l St i l n '"new llllnd' IVm... 1,11.. .1.1 simtrtin .1,1.1 situ.! it, .,b 1,11... iii T -'nnvvHi T-.ir'. n "ft,r Ml,lnlln" 1 (nnwaj Teir',. in " irier Midnight" s i,niv T. ul, in "Ifter MlilnUlu" SHERWOOD 4th A naltlmnre At. M v r . rv i- e n ".I in th- rrnniau" ' "llni tin renin in" "I ntlcr the I ...I," M I.letie' llnrtunere P - I lenel Itarrvnii re IV ll.erla Svv union I i ' r Clnria sn, ii,,n i! I nder tlie taish" i nir'-r in "lie-iillriit n, llnneisiii kle si Mi nter n "Mnenllk-ht and llmir. MiiUIr 333 MARKET.,8;1 7,A M ";?,l0.,, in'",i " "1 nder Ihe IiMi" v,- 'i?ria H""""n '" "' niter the .uli" ! ",,,rVl,HV''fW hi "1'niler the I esh" I Tem Mix in "Tlie Itnuuli lllainund" S Tem MU In "The Ranch IHinmnd" STANTON Mii.Kir aTu.i. nml I AT OTHER THEATRES I M - Ven rreluni.n "The Oneen nf hel,,"' ' ' ' KJ' "- 1 i rex I'roductlen "The Olieen of m,l,,i't ,,.., i w -I.-..X j.rViu.,i . "ih'. .,,',,'?, ?f X!:'.'., Germantown f-31Y1i""yivwn at.. hiss mmrmmMmA MUSIC 1VOTES The Metropolitan Opera Company of H?r Terlt etien Mr I'hllndelphln eRen t Acnd-mv of Srunla next Tuendny vetiliH "J'2 "IucK dl I.Hhiniermoer," OMIi-Curcl will slwr "I.ucli" Marlttie'll, "I'dKurde"! 1M nlee, "lJnrtce" Mnrrleneii, "niilmnnde"! Hilda, "Arture", Auillsle. "Noritinnne," snd Orace Antheny. "Allsa " I'apl will conduct. The opening performance of the flan Cr Opera Company's ataaun of three wok takes place Monday evenlnu nt Hi" Matrej pelltan Opera Ileuee, with "Carmeni" Ii.atlir rerrablnl laklnit the title role. Jo Je anplilns I.ucrheee will te heard In "Illfo "Illfe "Illfo lelle" en Tueeilay eventntt. Marie 1UppeI4 will Bins "Alda" en Wertnetday evenlnr, nhllsven Thuiadav evening Dlanca Hareya , will elnir In "I,i Keraa Del Deallnn " Ann. HUlu is nrheduled te nine "Madame nul- i, my en rrieiv evemntf l-vir me raiur dav matinee "Telia of lfnfmnnn" will b aurnr nnd "Trmatere" en Satnrdny nlnht. An extra concert by the Philadelphia Or chentra. under tlie direction of Iltehard t-trn'jaa will be iclien at thn Academy of Muelc next Wedneedav evnlnr The pro gram la "Den Juan." "Till Kuleniplwl" and the "Detneitlc" symphony Af the Philadelphia Orchestra rnncerta en rtlriay afternoon and Saturday evenlnir next, ArrlKe H'rate vlellnlnt. will be thn aolelit In the Heethexen fencerte The evmpheny Is the fj miner of Mngnit and I.lwt'a ym phenle poem "Les Preludia," ts (be con cluding pteee. . lyn nrnatnm will appear In Phlladelnht for the first time tn three aeaeem when. Sun day evening December 4. he will b th aolelst nt the first concert of thn Phll Phll Phll harmonle Society in the Academy of Muite. The Ph'ladelphla Orrhetr0 rnamble will play at the rneetlni of the Chamber Mutle Aanoclatlen tomorrow afternoon at the Helta vue Totande Mere pianist, will mv a recital at 1 I'. M Monday In the fmer of the Acndfmv. under the nueplree of the Fed erated Muelc riubs of Pennsylvania The Matinee. Mnelcnl Club Ml held Its second ennrert of the eegBOn In the huMroem nf the Hc!Io-u-Stratferd next Tuerlay at ? VLn ',':it. I'ul.1 BpcceIII. baritone, will he the vleltlnK nrtlat TV- serenl fr-e Pur-Uy afternoon eeneert nt the Araderm of the Finn Arte will bf fhen tomorrow at 3 nVlerh-. The pei " VII' T.VI.bV J''r,,-"''vn Ueherts baritone, nnd the Phllideltihla Quartet renelatlnir of Alexander Znker "r.'t itelln. Irvlnir J Han- nhm- a",00?, """r, Rm nn'"" I"la- " Philip Schmlt7 cello fontr'butlerft may be 5",n5. V,' Mr" Herher' I.. C'-irk, treasurer, 2012 Snruf atreet The Mn?ufirturer' riub will bIvb the "T'iPir. micjcAle of the aann en Monday at 2 30 The nrtlufi are Mlae Ileeele Phil ,i'i. ,rf,'.r,,"0 V!rhela Doety tenor; Harry Mllnlknff violinist, nnd E!ll Clark Ham mann, accompanist A concert and dnnce will be held en More Mere day ewnlnjr at Mercantile H.' bv the i"r s a"J M"n " Club "' nh larael Tempia, G-erire Alexander A f. U T..f.- , . ...... v erssnlat of - ..-... i . n i-rn 'icrmintewn. annhunce n eriran rcitnl froe te the public, for Tu-adnv ei.nlnp n. xt it R-l.". Dertrand AUBtln iln'on.Mie. nnd RrJmend Vetter, le. in. w Hi arelat The YWtei.YnP! r Inetlf i - nf Mentr an. tv-unce, mi,,,, redtn' by Tr.nk Irvlna- nt Aii-Woer Beys' Suits 2 Pr. 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