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ll" ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE '
Nancy Wynne Talks of the First Meeting of the Saturday
Evening Dancing Class This Season She Telh
of the Hamilton' Tea at Manheiw
mlin firet meeting of (lie Saturday
1 EenlnK DancltiR ClnsR. which this
v-ear meets In the Veycr of the Acatktnj
of Music, was held Saturday, nnd witt
n delUlilf'il affnir. There were a mini
bff of dinticrs before the tlnucc. ntid
the Rtrh loe!ed co sv eet in tliclr HrIiI
frocks and Hiift flufry rtilUcw. Mr.
ni Tleniklu Mill" and Mr.-, tieerci
Verndilcn u 'e'ved III'
clii'B member'"
i m memiiri
nnd tlie datifliiK wvm snenij inicr
half nffei cliiht o'clock.
Oeergn Ilunl. .Ir., led the cotillen,
having a romiitfttte with him which
included Henry Paxson Jr , Ilrnetl
ti.0tt. .Tm k Wharten nnd .Telm Han
jl Mr nnd Mis. Je.cph It. Car
renter, Jr , of Car-Hint Hill cnter
tnlned nt a dinner for their dnuRhtrr
Virginia before the civs nnd tile Ijcwlf.
Atleex sum dinner ler tneir (iniiK'itci,
Christine Mrs Hubert I. Montgomery,
who is one of the chapel enei of t no '
Cemmittc ('las'-, will net receive tliij
Acnr ns she W )' tiding tl.e wintei In
tinme. and Mi- .leiin Hnrccnt Aew-
ki,i niini'ipr mi mil'. et tie um
knli . .'
' . it . .. . .
tee, will sail for Heme next week with
w"n ". .. .. " . , ,.,
Jlr New bold nnd their daughter, ill
ginln, te be gene for the winter.
THK Ilnnil'fniif.' tea en Saturday
nfternemi nt Mnnlieim was n vcrv
pretfv iiffnlr It whs die bad It rnliied,
but that did net iteia te Keep pronto
nna Stingaret, or "Ilil'iinile " n '
Mtstnlled at '.ohnel ( lie's n Spriligside
girl. M'ti V imw I . m i fiei'k of pnle
blue crepe de cliiue w hh ll Weii'1ed l.e
tlfiill.v with lier c) deep lilnc eyes.
She has hreun linlr whlh i wen ei
fully thick and curly, and she wears t
bpeemlnglj. She held an old-fashioned
bouquet during the nflernoen. nnd
looked as if -die had stepped out of u
portrait. Mr. Hamilton were a ha'"l
none gown of back georgette heavily
bended in jet, Mid ttinde en plain line.
The ball room of the club was beautiful
with feins nnd quantities of beun'ie'
mid baskets which weie Fcut te the little
debutante. Theic wcie about twenty
girls in the rccehlng p.utj.
THAT was n er piettj affair nt the
Pletevhurs' Snttirdnv night. Yen
knew Hepe and Teny Cremewll came
home a few week age from Kurepe. en '
are tenineiailly nt the Illtr.-Cnrltnn.
Thc had been in I'urope for nenrlv n
car nnd every one Is glad te hate them
beck, ns the nre leth great faeritci
Teny K Mrs. Steteshurj's eldent son
nnd Mr. Stetecburj nnd her husband
gnve a dinner-dance in their honor nt
their home in Whitciniir"li Saturdav
night. The guests were principally of
the younger married set, and some of
the season's debutantes, or these of
last jcar.
Hup1 Ciemwell leeks awfuih well
since her return. 1 met her reeenth
wcniing a stunnlii'? frock of dark blue,
topped with u fur coat, and n Mirill
dark hat which was crj becoming.
TAI.KINI! of snnrt clothe. I --aw
Mr llenrleiies Crnwferd. the for
mer fJictchen ("nj en the ticet the
ether dnj, looking extremely well in a
three-iiunrter lemjth coat of leoeard
riiin and n niedlum-sied blai-k hat
The hat was nbselutel iIemi'iI of trim
ming, but n dashing little dliitnemi
'ttidded horse In the fnim of u hatpin
as tltiut in nl flie richt side of the
crown. Mrs. Crawford's dress was of
terrn-cettn dinetjnc eij simplj innde.
but liiiniled with a leafj design of pa
tent leather about l we inches wide
limning around the short klit nt the
top uf the httn, nnd mound I lie top
of the blouse and en down te the hem
of the sKirt. Ilcr black patent bather
strapped, pumps wen- worn exer gray
silk Me( kings. Mrs. Crawford looked
tti well and the te-ra-iultii was won wen
dciful with her unusual hair.
TOy'T forget thnt the Women's
AuNilinrv of the l'hiladclnhia Or-
-hestia in again te give n hmIes of
nffei -the-opera suppers tills jcar In
the foyer of the Amdeinj. Last ear
the nienibers of the eK!ia Mtyper
clubs were limited te special opera
1,'eprs, but till-, j ear It will be
penlb'e te go te the dances
Were the enerii is eer. The room nti'l '
lulilm uill hp vi.iuK In hnlf nfler 10. '
neil manj wiie go te the theatre in-,
tend of the opera will go te the dub
'eil.ince and sup lifter the perl'ermanec
It's n tine way te have the jeunger
leople take pait, for epcrn is net a
licit with the jeunger set jet and
some times elder ones de net enre te
damn, but if the jeunger set can go
nfter tin- thpaire there'll he one fine
crowd there, me thinketh. Mrs. Tem
shten is ilialiman of the supper dances
nnd the seiies of eight si nits tomorrow
"litlit. Other eenlugH will he Ilecem-Iw-r
. IS and 'J7 : Jnnunrj 10 and '-M.
i ad lbiiinrj 7 and 14,
TIMMirS fainllj spend much of their
'J time In the car. nnd .Tlmmle hears
merp of traflic rules nnd auto slang
'Ian ainthlng e'sv, it (.cems. Anyway,
lis ether morning, as he ran down ie
'irenkfast, he rushed into Mary, who
was urtjlng toast into the table. Be Be
ere fattier hed time te snv a word of
if proof .llminle called eut: "I sny, who
Ud the liglit of waj that time "
NANCY WINNi:
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Ir it.i'.m.M f0. the Asseivblies wen.
i.lcd (mlin Thtic will l. He bills
as usual at the Uelleviio-Strattenl, tlie
Hist en Pndiy ev tiling, Januiuj 0, nnd
no hPteiHl nn Prldnj tvenlni, I-Vb-
iunr Jt Tlii- piitiuuussis of this iai i
mi .ii rs ueeige iiairisen 1 inner.
Mrs II. nrv iirfnten i'e.. Mih S Pem Pem
herten Him bin mn Mip Will iuii Stiutli
M rills Mr- MMngiiten IJIddle and
ys I.du .il Mm i i civ steii t l. Inlde
of Hit Mm I n grntl, in. ii ..r ih turn
nltr, . i,K u !i, (.nun ti I' Hint Mi
" am (.hi pirh .It , Mr Alet inder V in
I; I'ss, i i ji, j,,u lr(1 H, nl,. Mi
1 1 an. s I Hldille and Mr 1'ii.deiiil
iJruj ten
Mss Mary M Hart nnd I r Chntles
1 Man of Wist Mermaid 1 ui Chi t
'"" 'Ml hai Hsu. a linlinllens for a
"te 'II rtanci a tlie llltz-Carlten en Tu. s.
'"; iMii'ng DtLCinber L'7, te nu el Miss
Mi.iner Hurt
Mis Jehn M Ken'lng of Wuw.i, w II
J"' ti a tomerro rifienumn nt iln
icern flub lets Walnut rlii.t, te meet
"r aid Mrs lvkr Mi-t-ull Keating
AmrnB ti,-. KUi-sts who will wttPiiu
;" inraiin nun vhlUi Ml and Mis
'"'ueu sew til, uf Aidim
ree iiiai, win
. . .. i
fclMi tnniuir IW I Sti
ill honei uf Miss
vuinei nn
I'm I, a. ii III
1.. m r.a m.u 1
I.U.. . . ....... i, .,,
"iiiieN A Pinter, Jlr
mid .Mih udicw
'"rur MIeh ("Intin i:illt. Miss Vliulmit
iiuu.siii,. jilhH jj, jujiuhmi, B
AfuerU Htath .Mis IJ-uinini; I'.iiuui
Wss i:ii?,,bth W.nn., Mis Hannah
ilm nilielt mi.,, uhaiier Dutiiilng,
" IMeii h.ii Mr AM.eu Itelihiui,
r Julius r"VigiiHen Mi Menu llrln llrln
leii i os. 1, M, j Andi'WH Iliti lis.
"1, Mr (l,n (K TheiiipKim Ml Neimiii
"nV1 Ml '""''I Deiighi i, Mi Wib
t. ,.,',,u,,ln Ml -Neilimn 1111' en, Jr.
Mr Phlll , l m im,m , ,,u j,,
''U Kimiii. and Mr I oeprl Siinth The
Miesis Wili lut i utiuid Hip Opua .snp
Pr ciui, i tl0 fuv ,. ()f the Ara(lP111
ei Muele
Mi" and Mir Samurl fiiev Dayton
yf idar mn I'nru, Mulln, will enter
'"in ut a Hieatie pHitv, te ba followed
W7VE5'Ti77n
?,
ly a supper at the nitzCarHen, en Frl
any evening December 1G, in honor of
Mrs D.iyteu'n cousin, Miss Smith I.ORnn
Htarr, tlcUiitnnte ilntisbtcr of Mr and
Mrs Jamen Htnrr, Mr. anil Mrs Rtatr,
Mrs Jehn Wlstcr and Miss Htarr will
eccu;n Hip box of Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur TI Lea nt tlm I'lmrltv Mall en
Itmrftrin- evening Mr anil Mr. Starr
will entertain In th'-lr box at tlie open
ing performance of (he opera tometrou
toning hi the Academj of Music,
,. '" """ u nnrnui r nude, 6020
;rt,ul6 F,r(V,ti , (,.,,,, NV1 kUc u
tiniiifr en .smi'iinj- ivenlnit in honor of
Iheh coils n. Mm, AIk-m Hii'le, (IiuirIi.
t r of Mi 1' Merman lnde nm Mrs
jiulu of Neivviu uinl IIn,ziI Mr Cln'le
. Norwegian Mlnl8tr te llrnzll. Mi
(lade will (pcml a feitnlght an the cuet
of Mi ai d Mm Cifide Mr, and Mr..
U'ide will also (tilertala at dinner en
WedncHdiv evening, December 2 1, In
hermi el Mlrs Judvlle MatOrcRar Hus Hus
eon, del ii.mtn dauRhler of Mr. and Mr
Jeseph M Husten, and Ml,- Martha
Jenn w,', dntiKlitei of dm VUv nnd Mr
W Hentty Jennlnirs, he'ore the ball
which Mr and Mr- Jc.-ph l!elv, of
.'."J!) St l,iinn iilaee, will kU at the
IlelleMic-HtratfLrd In honor of their
dibutiuitu d.uisliter Miss Wiilbuipi
Kaul KellK .Mi .mil tru i!n,l .m
im-i,,.j. ;--".-" '."" '" u u "
.ILI I lillll .1,1 lA ( ,,.. . 111 v ....... II. ....
i ' nun1 uremer
nml li m .iif.inti. TM
and .Mrs Krank it t.ade et Chi Istlnnla.
erwaj, Mho are teuilnc the United
latci,ftnd nre nt picscnt n Callfeinln
.Mr and Mrs. .Tepcph Itellly have Is
med m titlen for n l.all te he uiven
nt th ll"ll'vuo-S'trntferd, en Wednesday
clii en, Hnfinb'r Jl, In honor of their
itebutnnli diiii,htcr. Miss Wnlhurpa
Knul Itellij Ml tteillv will alto he the
aui"-t .,f lieiun u n d'niur ti hn t;lcn
IV n ii Al" x n(1"' l: 'itten ut the
I iiiNdclphle I'liiin!) i'ciiI) en Miturdas
expimiiij in vi
Th guests who attended the dinner
en s-atimlsy nveiilnf.-. which .Mr nnd
Mrs. Alfred trrlll of 201 Vet Cliest
nut nenue riiestnut Mill, kcmi nt the
Hltz-l arlten In honor of livlr dauehter,
I b hrrulm, Weill, hrfore the Satunlny
KenlnR DanrlnK t'lav, Include Miss
.eulsa Strnwbildge. Mlh'i Henrietta
Dunn M"ti Lllv P. rgueii Msh Teggv
i.effiin. Mr lirfiph l-'aiiium, Mr i-lgoeur-
jey Helnnd WiNen Mr. Kred ncK 13
Mvepp, Mr Menli .sviope and Mr. Jehn
StPtiheus-
Mis, l.ioek Snow, of the Clinten will
ntertaln at luncheon, te he followed by
i .?.' en rrll''J. December V, In honor
;f M ss .Nniiev I) StouKhten. dtbutnnte
t.iUBhtei of Mi and Mis Augusttn U
totiBliten, and Miss Constance It Snow
.Mr and Mrs .V Mcrs Tiller, of
riia stone. Itlerten cntertHhieil nt n
wuse paity ever thr wceU-eud In honor
f their ou, Mr Nathan M Mtler, Jr
Among the reiests were Ml Henrietta
Mf'Velgli I'rlu, Miss KlLiabetli C Hull
Miss Anna Rebert Miss Hl'znbelh Me-
'UHii. lr Jehn Knt Kiini, Jr, Mr.
'llddle AU.u, Mr Walter K Woehnan
"id Mi II Hiddle Vltler The iruestn
ttPiided the dance en Suturdaj evening
it the Hherten Country Club.
Mr and Mil. Jeieph I.ewry V.-Hz, of
1flham leurt, (!rmaiitewn, hae s
i.eil Invitations for n dmce en Thurs
la eenlng, Jannar.i 5, nt the Holleuc Helleuc Holleuc
itratferd te priseiit te secltv their
Mughtei-. Mlsi Henrietta McVelRh Fritz.
Miss Trltz will be the guest of honor
at a dinner which her parents will give
;ii ThuiMla eunlrip December 15, bc bc
terp Dip d.mce Jlr nnd Mr Theodere
ri Selxus, of Queen l.niic, Oermnntewn.
will ghe nl Hip Cernrintewn Cricket
Club. In honor of thcli debutiiiile d.uigh
ttr, Miss Aini'lla U hpas
Owing te IIIiipsh, Mr. mid Mis i"
Cecil Kltler, of the Anrlierage. Hlver Hlver
teti, lme recalled the ImlliitleiiH fei the
dinner which tlmv were te hne len
en l'ldnv ecnliig, December 2.1, nl the
rt Alllnniv , In honor et their daughter,
JIIm Peggy I HlPr, befuri the nifetlng
of Mrs Ihaiks Stewart Win Is- Dancing
Class
Mrs, (.Jpeig-J "' Thijfr. of Koncten
VlllnneMi returned yesterday from ht.
Paul's Scheel, Concord, N It , where
Bhc Mifnt ThiinksgUIni; with her son.
Ciporge I Thayer, Jr who is a ntudtnt
thete
Mlss Anna H Ter.nsend, daughter of
the Inte Mr nnd Mrs Halph M Town
send, of this (Jt. who rtpently nnled
home fiem Hurepe, lips icturncd te l'e
Cieft Sehoel, Vliglnla, wlmre she Is
taking a pest-graduate course Mis'"
Tewnscnd w'l muke her debut next
season.
Mr. Donald P. Rens, son erf Mr and
Mis. Walter J j P.ess, of St. Mnrtlnu
lane. Chestnut Hill, who In a student at
V.iIe, spent the Thanksgiving week-end
with his parents
Mr and Mrs Kirnuel A. Ueyla and
Miss Mnigiierlte J Heyle, of Keswick
Heuse, llvdnl will shortly close thelr
home an 1
will spend the winter wirn
s nmtlur. Mis. Jehn 1" Jef
Mrs liej l
folds, nt J000 Pe I.ancey place Mls
15jle will niiike her debut next season
Mrs Samuel Woodward w 111 onter enter
tn n at luncheon today at th Art Al
liance bofero the Yolanda More reclrnl
which Is te lm Blven In the fojer of the
.vdcm of Musle this afternoon M'rs
Wned card's guests will Include Mrs
Jehn S W Holten. president of the
Jmilndelphla Musle flub4 Mrs. Kdw-ln
IJ (inrrixues, president of the Mat'nee
Miifllcale; Mr.. Geerce H HvapH, Mrs
l'rederick W Abbett, Miss i:il.abeth
Uoel I.ntti Mrs Hareld IS. Terter, Mrs
Helen Pulaski Innes, Mis Charles It
Cui Mrs J Heward Ileber, Mrs Jo Je
seph Atwood Uejer Mts (leerRe I
Hamlin of WIlmlnKten , "Mrs I'rane.s
Ktllegg M'ss Rerenlcn Herine M-s
Frederick S Hee Mis Janifs C Still-
well, Mrs saraiifl M cooper, .mis. jeiiu
M I'ein. Mrs i:dwln A WntnniH, Mrs
Duncnn Cimphell and Mrs Albert V
Smith
I Mi Wdllam Pinhl Hulnfs announces
I fhe marrlic.. of his daughter, Miss Miuw
I UckIii.i Haines te Mr Ueornie I.enard
1'i.y en Siturdav nt fjermnntew n Mi
nnd Mis IVv .ill be at home nft( r
I lnmian 1 at. '!-' ' Vum Mrect.
iCirinaiuewn
Mr nnd Mi.' i!eeip It Hv.iiib of
H-s menl havp Nsii.mI lii-.lt itleus fei u
i rlaiui te In kIm i at tlit- Bell-ui--Strat-ferd
en rr'ilin tveiiiiiir, Hicmber S.I,
i In honor oil Miss Marf-ant A Phelps.
dibiilante dnili-liur ei .wis. v. iuuu-i .u
Phelps, of the nutlillKteil
Mi- nnd Mis Walttr CjW'J line Hciulei -
son
,. nt Inill.in (Jneill lane, lleilllllltewn
have tsxu"d Invitations for the datisant
te 1)P kPh'II HI lilt' iJeue iifniiHiiuni
uii Wednesdn aff-nioeii, P. ceniber 'J8
te presmt te HeeletN tlieh daughter, Mls
lUlen c HindiTSen
Mrs f.cuiKe C Themas Is enfrtnln'ot, enfrtnln'et,
ns'liei KU.st ever tin wepk-ilid Bishop
Niithutilel .s lliemas, et WvenunK
Mi and Mis 11 A liie'e-en. of N'ew
elk and I.eiifr Island spent Thanks-i-UliiK'
week with Mr I id Mrs Jehn
Luce In Omi brook
Jllss Allce Halse, dnimhter of Mrs
Frederick Halse. of 44,11 Snnem
street has returned from a weeU'p visit
te her aunt, Mrs, Walters, at her home
nenr I.ansdew no
The wedding of Mies Marprtret Herne Herne
ileite I.uKuu and Mr Ah In C Ilurferd
of Hila took place en Wednesdnv aftei aftei aftei
noen last Miss Margaret Simmons wu'
ilie bildeR enlv attendant, and Mr Leuis
nil... m i it n naur inn n ii 1.1111111 rnriiiit
mu-y "-:i :" .,:-,"-, ;,:,.'.
tleu rolieweu ai 11; iiuiiib ; u- """'
rntiier .vir aim "'" ""' im-u n-
en their weddtus ti'p Upen their letun
they will ninlie their home In Bain
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Hmll Kel'fr. of the Majestk', n
speudlng u week In Atlantic Clt)
Mr nnd Mrs Merris II Splcker find
th"lr son, of Pifticvllle Pa , are th
iiursli of Mr and Mrs IMwin V Siri"
burner, of a J J J North niglttetfiitli stie t
l and Mni M Hicllt, of l"0s Neil'
l.lKhth stteet aunemie the ni.irrlairc e
their daui'.hi'ir, .Miss CI11I10 I. Hiclit, ti
Mr Alfred H Marks, of San l'ranelHn
Calif, en Thiusda U-t Mr and Mi
MarliB have left for an extended wed
ding trip nnd will return te this tlt
next Apill
EYEKIG LtBLIC
A Popular Debutante
I'liote ly ,t Mllehell r.ltlett
MISS (.ISKTItl'DK 1). nei'C.lIKKTY
Debutante datiglilrr of Mrs. Fran
cis S. Detielicrty, (if SilOll Locust
sticel
1
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Beyle, of 1S10
Moero street, nre being eenirrntulatcd
upon tlie Mi til of n son Mrs Ue.vle
will be Jieniembered ns Miss Anna
C011.it v, dniiglitnr of Mrs. Mniy Cen.it
of "0"."i beu'h Higtitreutli nlreet
Mr 111.1l Mih William H Kenny, of
2111 North Fifteenth street nnd for fer
meily of this section entei tallied nt
dinner, followed by a theatre party, en
Thanksgiving Day In honor of their flist
wedding anniversary Mts ICenn villi
be remembered ns Mlta Floience M
Clnncy.
The wedding of Mlas T.enern ZniiRwIll
nnd Mr. Jack Oeldbertr took place en
Sunday evening, November 20, at the
Public Hall. After iui intensive trip
through the fieuth Mr and Mrs Oeld
bcrs will llve at K023 Wharten street
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs Frederick Tayler I'uscv nnd her
daughter. Miss Charlette H I'usm. of
Lima, will leave In a few divn for an
extended trip through the West nnd
Callfeinln, where thev will remain until
the spring. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stewart O
Pusey moved recently te thelr new
apartment In Lansdewne.
Among theso who nl tended the dance
and cord party given at the Media Club
last week by th members of the
rlub were Mr and Mrs. 11 Shirley B01
den. Mr nnd Mis Franklin N. Brewer
Mr and Mrs Jehn M Bioenmll, Mr and
Mrs Geerge T Butler Mr nnd Mr-
I.ucIuh Beebc, Mr nnd Mrs Carelus
Hroemall, Dr. and Mrs Urnest . ciarl.
Mr Paul Clark, Mr nnd Mrs Hdnard
B frclshten. Mr and Mts William P
Dalletf, Dr and Mrs Ildward V Fitch
Dr and Mrs W Harvey Frenefleld,
Mr. and Mrs W H Fulweller, Mr nnd
Mrs Walter Iloblnsen Jehns
juurp
Isiiip Jehnsen, Mr. and Mrs J. Feld
Itlsliv. Mr niirt Mrs. Walter At. Shnmlps.
Mr nnd Mrs Jehn C. Tanty, Mr. nnd1
Mrs Flank F Tbenias, Mr. nnd
C Francis Wlll'miinen, Mr and
Hnmuel M. Williamson and Mr.
Mrt- Heimnn Wlrr
Mrs I
Mrs I
and
MOORESTOWN
Mr nnd Mrs. William D Ilub). et
Central avenue, entcrtnliipfl seventetn
guests nt .1 Thanksgiving dinner en
Thursday evening
Mr and Mrs Victer Wlerman have
rlened their home en Chestnut avenue
and ara new living in erk. Pn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter French and thelr
family arc spending a few dnjB In New
Yerk.
Mr jHiuns Warden Is spcndlm? .1 few
days with friends In Atlantic City
Flnt On Your
ve
Geerge Allen, Inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 12U
Levely Fur H ats
Of Squirrel. Nutria, Mink, Melr or Nenr Scnl combined with
Urecade or Velvet In erqalsitive colorings. Trimminffs
consist of smart pins, French flewcrB, or dnintj-
plumeB. Each Hat a distinct achievement in
beauty of material and charm of design.
$18.00 te $48.00
Making Your
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Then hew nbeut theae
BamuiuiU of BlUc ana HtU Broead. Short UiiriIib for bugs
and millinery I.eiik lenBthe for bleuaen, etc. IUSS THAN ia
thi: REet'i.Au nurus
Brocaded Ribbon at $3,60 a yard. Values up te S3 SO The
prettlcut Hhudes Imaginable
Xmperttd Broeadtd PepUn. 40 lnchrm de. N.-v, Brown
Black dnd Taupe 4.00 a yard. T 00 value
Dattn Crape, 40 inchen wide. Navy, Urewn and Black P2ZO a
yard. $4 00 value
OUR WOOL COUNTER is ready te take care of the
Christma3 Knitters with a full assortment of COLUMBIA
YARNS in colors thnt rival the rainbow.
The Ideal Gift
Pattloeiiti of Otiuig'ab1e Tnffet or Meaalln from 83.76 te
fB-50. As mtrartlvc ns they are ecrvlceable
Pottleoata of Pnii 'WtUew Taffetn or JPoreirt Jrsy silk from
87.G0 te 913,99, The hems are fringed, ncAllepcd, or flnl-hed vlth
embroider or lace AH the wanted coleru
1 Vanity Fair Silk Vests
'.- Kverv vvemnn lovee the luxurious fealinir nf ihi. ,. j....,
-ilk aralnnt her skin, the wide nheuliler mrana that will net wrev
slilngy with fretjucnt wnshlneii. the extra four Incher. In lenicth
around thn bottom A eplendld Chrl-tmaa thought Vt 1.7S, re.
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a
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eh
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With open werlt vvreiith and embroidered letter, W.60 for lx
Men's AU-Xilnan Inttlal HanOkerehlefs, 3ae, BOe and 75e eaeta
Boe, COr-Sd 7BC. "nareW.f. ln boxes of three BOe,
Wide Assortment of Inexpensive Hankerchiefs
in Nevel and Plain Designs
m
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IEneEJt - PHILApLPH - lA, MONJDAY,
NORRI8TOWN
The Slgnm Plil Fraternity grave its
annual Thaiiknglvlng dance at the
Plymouth Country (Tub Thcre weie
100 Rtiestn The committee In chnrBC of
the event Included Mr Herace I.arzelore,
Mr. Sylvester Larltln, Mr. Jeseph U
nastwlck, Mr. Edward Buchanan ana
Mr, Elwood Flehcr.
Announcemsnt han been made of the
engntrement of Mies Mollle nisenberg,
dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ISIsonbere,
' if Philadelphia, and Mr. J. Jeseph Wein
berg:, en or Mr. ami Mm. nebcrt Wein
berg, of 121 IjRbI Marshall street. The
betrothal was made known at a. dinner
and reception given nt Mayera" drawing
roemi,', Philadelphia. Mr Weinberg Is
a graduate of the Nerrlstffwn High
Scheel and of the University of Penn
sylvania. He wan overseas during the
war.
Burky-Paulcen Wedding
The wedding of Miss Doleres Martha
Paulsen, datifihter of Mr nnd Mrs
Henry A. Paulsen, of J'et Mount
nnlinilm toad, Kalnlew. Camden, nnd
Mr Ilnrlcltli Bender Murky, son of Mr
"id Mrs ICdward It. Burk, of Drexel
It'll took place In the West Colllnits Celllnits Colllnits
weod Presbyterian Church, West Col Cel Col
llngsweod, N, J,, en Saturday afternoon
nt 3:30 o'elefck. Mrs. Itebert I-'razer, of
Camden, acted as matron of honor, and
he brldentnaldn Included Miss Irene M
Welfe. of Washington nnd Cincinnati;
Miss Nerma Paulsen, Jtlrs Iela Paul Paul
eon nnd Miss nthclyn Paulsen, sisters
of the bride The flewtr Rltl was Miss
June I.ne K!scr, of New Yerk Mr.
Norwood S Burkv noted ns best mat.
for his brother, and the tish-rs included
Mr Htenheti Sehetlela, of nreCcl Hill
Mr J Nerinnn McDowell, Mr Itebert
Stanley Shields nnd Mr Hewnrd !'
Ireclt, nil of thin cltv. A reception
iillewed nt the home of the brldes
parents After nn extended vveddlnir
rip through New Yerk and Canada Mr
and Mrs Ilurky will live nt the home
of the brlde'n parents after Decern
ber 16.
COLONEL BRINT0N TO LEAVE
Philadelphia Lawyer Will Sail for
Egyptian Pest Tomorrow
Colonel Jasper Y. Hrltiten. prominent
liiwjcr of this citj, who was recetitli
nppetntefl liv President Hnidlng ns 11
Hidge of the Interntittenal Court of
Ijgjpt. leaves I'lillndeljilnii teihij for
Niwv Yerk from where he sails tomor
row 011 the Atactica.
Colonel Itiinteu cpect: te arrive in
AlcMindrin. Hgypt. nbeut December 1."
The appointment is said te have been
made in recognition of hii services dur
ing the war He wtfs judge iidvecate in
chin go et Hei (lean v. France, nnd was
decorated It) the Trench (ievernment
with the l,"glen of Hener.
The reurt te which Mr. Itrinteu tins
been nppeii ted is virtunllv Hie Suprenie
Ceuit of Hg)pt nnd consists uf the rep
tesentnlivct of the clcht great interna
tional Powers. It gives tb(. final de
cision en nit matters of Ian 1 nnd 10
celves the appeals from the lower
ceuits.
LANSDALE EDITOR TO WED
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.Jeseph Kerr Weaver Is Enaaned te
r --hunucu iu
1 Principal of High Scheel
IjinsJalr Vsi Nm ' ti, ,.
,"r,7 V ?,'' m ' T., P ,M'
B'-BCment of Miss Marguerite Hredes
, Mergnn, daughter of .Mrs. David C.
Morgan, of Ardmerc, Pn., te .lesetih
ieri n caver
of Lnnsilale. hns been
niinnunced.
Miss Morgan, who is a grndunte of
iry" '" ' eiiege. is iirinclpnl of the
I.ansdnlc Ilixh Scheel. Mr. Wpimpi- ie
editor of the I.ansdnlc Republican nnd
Hcvlew, and is Montgomery Ceuntv
maanger of tlie North I'eiin Press Sd-v'-he.
He is also ph.vsicnl director nt the
I.nnsdnle IHgli Scheel.
DARBY AIDS RED CROSS
The Ited Cress nnd Welfare diive for
funds In Darby and I.iiiisdewiin is being
prcsNcil vigoreuslv nnd there bus been a
liberal response te the cull Mere tlmn
.'IflOO tins been rnlscd Mr, Muttlicw
Crycr, of T.nnsdnwni', has clinrec of the
work in I.niisdewiip, mid Mis Jacob
Oswald in Darb).
Shopping Litt
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SOCIAL UNION TO MEET
Presbyterian Organization te Hear
Prominent Speakers
The Presbyterian Secial Lnien of
Philadelphia nnd vicinity will meet to
night nt the Hellenic-Stratford. A re
ception te new members will take plnce
nt 0 o'clock iu the red room. Dinner,
will be served afterward.
The speakers of the evening will be
the Rev. JInrry Thncrsen Fesdlck nnd
Husten Thompson, chairman of the
Federal Trade Commission. 1
Among the guests will be William I.
Dnvles, of Frankfort, Iml : Vrnnklln
li.Herdig, of Oewnnda. N. Y : the Itev.
Charles A. Andersen, the Hcv A. (.or (.or
den MncClcnnnti. tlie Itev Itolend
llrure Iitttz ntid Dr. Heur) V. l.lbb.v.
Legien Pest te Elect
The ntinunl meeting of the Wnrd
Plersen Pest 2" Anicrlcnti I.egieu
will be held Thursdn.v evening nt the
headquarters, -'0 North American
street. Ofllcers will be elected. The
business meeting will be followed by a
smoker nnd refreshments.
t'Htt.A.'s rnnt.MQST thhatui'.h
Garrick Tonight
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Dr. Richard Strauss
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THE PLAY OF ONE THOUSANdI H
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3 New Year's Matinees.
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tHKr.T AT NINKTEENTH
II A M. TO 11 P M
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PRCOUCTIOH
Qh,
SHEIK
Agnes Ayres and
Rudelph Valentine
AT firnt the
li."ll eirl
lovely Enj"
hatctl the
I)ieii7t'd Arab rim f vvlie
had I'uptuied l'er in tlie
'levpit; thpti ns ,he -cps
Iih tyranny ever a hun
dred tribt'H, hale turns te
fear, and fear te fascina
tion. The Sheik is deter
mined te make her love
him. Dees he succeed?
That is the plot of this
wonderful Paramount pic
ture. Mllir.K UTKACriOSs
.Sahfha Jacehhen
XMI.KK s MOMS t.l.SH s
J. Helfcnstcin Masen
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New Teny Sarg Carteen
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Daily, 35c, COc Eveniiif-s, Satur
day Matinees & Holidays, "iOe, 7."c
STANTON
Market and Sixteenth Streets
11:..0, 1:30. .1:31), 5 ::0. 7:30. 9:30
f tiMiusdse T(ni
FIRST PHILADELPHIA
PRESENTATION!
FIRST TIME AT
POPULAR PRICES!
m. in rtu.si.sis
A
MILLION-
DOLLAR
PRODUCTION
TV
As a .spectacle the pic
ture is declared te be
unsurpassed, and as the
love story of tlie niebt
beautiful v e m a n and
wisest man the world
has known it is de
scribed a.s a photepla
of rare charm.
Dailj. 33c, ."tOc. Evenings. Satur
day Matinees and llelidass, 7"tc.
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Continuous 11 A.M. te 11:30 P.M.
Deers Open at 10:45 A. M. -
Mmltei) r.nxmrment Cemmencln Todar
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
FIRST SHOWING
ANYWHERE
A NEW
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Grcnteat Achievement
Great Producer I
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JOHN DAVIDSON
Alse 1000 Supernumeraries
Main Production of Each
Performance
Will li'cln .it tlir I'olleHlnK llniirm
11:30, 1:30, 3:30
5:30, 7:30, 9:30
Patrons are iequctctl te
vi.it the thcatm en the
hour in erdM- te avoid con
fusion and te enhance their
onjejnu'nt of the picture
bv seeinpr thu complete
pioductien.
THIS IS
WHAT YOU WILL SEE:
Thrilling events en
the Mexican Berder,
seething with deeds
of bandits, gamblers
and soldiers of for
tune. Dances Siamese,
dances Parisienne,
and marvelous skat
ing dancers whirling
through the Ballet of
Ice.
Hundreds of alluring
beauties of the Ori
ent bewitchingly at
tired. Strange heath
en rites of hordes of,
worshippers in
jeweled cloth of geld.
Spectacular uses of
elephants, bears,
snakes, peacocks,
crocodiles and dogs.
(The crocodile fight
is the most blood bleed
stirring sensation
ever shown en the
screen!)
Revel scenes, street
scenes, boudoir
scenes, feud scenes,
theatre scenes, vision
scenes, storm scenes,
fire scenes, war
scenes, water scenes.
And weaving these
wonders all together
into far the greatest
entertainment D e
Mille has ever made
is a poignant, glo
rious story of human
hearts !
PRICES
Daily, 50c; Evenings, 75c
Salurtlavs ami Holidays after
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