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fST GOSSIPjABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Attends the Charity Ball and Talks of the
Battles' Dance at the Ritz-Carlten This Evening.
Other Bits 'of Interest
mllB Charity Itnll wns certainly n with the HtisRlnn Imperial arms and
I ..i it.i T.-1. ...... nnmcreu'lli Anil the eilrnnrillnnrr tinrt nt
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it mi wns wini no one Knew who nnii
rent the cup te the mmtnngc, nor
where It enme from. Tlie I'rincees
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uns there, for. with the exception of
opera nnd the tlientrc. there were no
ether entcrtninmentH for the evening,
Oinir i" ...f tlir. Pliarlfv.
f.t,fh!.r nt the beginning te see the ' bought it from n
pngcnnt or Inter nfter the opera anil
"Tcin'fcra I found It hnrd te decide
uhnt te de, for I wanted much te henr
the opera with Uh duct made famous
iVr CnriiHe nnd Scettl in these rccc,nt
vmm, nnd, tee, I wonted muchly te nee
he pngcnnt at the hall. Se I com
promised, saw the pngeant first nnd
hen raced up te the opera nnd was In
time for the duct, which was splendid.
BUT te return te the Chnrity Hall.
Itcnllv, It wns simply lovely. All
uaHz music, you knew, for the pageant
wn called "'The Waltz Dream. ' ,
he four grelips of men and girls danced
fur the singing and plnylng of four
,nItrei the "Merry Widow." the "Pink
Lmly!" "Oypw Ievc" and "Mndemol "Mndemel
fcIIc Modiste."
Chnrllc Mergnn wns ns ustinl most
mnncleusly clothed and hlsdnncing wns
Znly bcnutlful. It wns hnrd te sav
"hlcli group danced best, and which
,! as most beautifully attired, though
the gypsies were most picturesque, I
thIIRneMccd Virginia Carter nnd Xce
Strnwbrldgc and .Mnrgnrctui iiarnsuii
ere In that group, tee.
There wns general dancing nftcr the
pageant and the floors were crowded
until well after two this morning. Sup
per was served In the fejer. The
beard of Managers of the ball did n
tilsc thing when they decided te get
Society nctivcly interested in the bull,
for the members of the younger sets new
.Innee ill the opening event nnd it hijs
emc t" be the decidedly fnshlonnble
thing te de. Fifteen te twenty jenrs
aue a great mnny went, but only for a
Sert time nnd with n telcrent smile.
Vew' every one wants te go and docsitet
want te miss It nt nil, and it has been
made well worth going te.
The proceeds of the ball are te gp te
n special ward In the University Hos
pital, the Jeffersen Hospital and the
Weman's Medical College Hespltnl,
..1.11. 1k Tnlvr nic: General Hespltnl
will benefit by its fourth of the amount
taken in.
said she thought some person had
refuirce nnd. net
renllzlng its value, had given it nwny
with some old things. Hhe bought it
herself as she believes that very few
of them arc left new, nftcr the de
struction of se ninny things of value
which belonged te royalty In thnt
country.
I saw Dorethy Kedgcrs, Alberta
Heath, Cintrn tills, Ellen Lloyd,
Anna Newbold nnd Ituth Packard all
up there ns aides at the Ynrmarku.
JETTY HATTLKS
is te be honor
J3 sliest at a dance nt the Ititz-Carlten
. . " ...1.I..1. Iia. nnlnnt(l ltn
this evening wiulii h i""i -llattlcs.
of 207 Seuth Nineteenth street,
will give. Hetty wns presented last
Friday at a tea whicli wns a beautiful
affair. She is having nn awfully geed
time nt nil the parties. She is sweet
and unaffected, nnd every one likes her.
The William W. Hepburns, whose
three attractive dnughtcrs arc in Europe
for the vcar. will give a large dinner
tonight for Lydla Clothier, the Merris
Clothiers' debutante dnughtc. About
thirty-five debutnntcs nnd men will at
tend the dinner nnd later they will be
metered te the HItz for the Battles'
dance.
T WAS talking te Princess Cantacu-
J. zene yesterday (she enme up hcrel
from Washington for the rummage
pale nnd fair which her committee of
the Emergency Aid held this week)
and she told me of n rather astonish
ing thing thnt hnd happened nt thnt
(ale. They had a table for old bric-a-brac
and chinn nnd she was wnlking
about looking nt the things when she
discovered among the china, a genuine
Russian Coronation cup, one of these
which had been used in Russia at the
coronation of the late Emperor and
I'mpres.
It is of white ennmel and hns the
monograms of the Emperor nnd Em
press burnt en it in geld, together
.VND MHS. FREDERICK
IOHDAX will eive a unlniin nffnlr
en ,-suniiny nitcrnoen at their home in
Laverock. They linve invited about a
hundred nnd twenty-five guests te ten
nnd during the afternoon a ntiartet
of men singers from one of the colored
churches here In town will give some
old plantation songs nnd various ether
melodies for the pleasure of the guests.
Mrs. Jerdan will be assisted in re re
cejving by her sister, Mrs. Halscy de
Wolf, of Providence; Mrs. Stegdcll
Rlekcs. Mrs. Isaac T. Starr and Mrs.
Charles Randelph Weed.
NANCr WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr, Onihnm Dougherty. Mr. Daniel
Dougherty and Mr. Andrew Webster
Dougherty will entcrtuln at a theatre
I'nrty en Thursday evening, December
29, In honor of their nlster, Mi3 Ger
trude D. Dougherty, Uehutnnte daughter
pf Mrs, Franca S. Dougherty, of 2306
Locum street, before the dance te he
Rlcn that evening for Mls3 Alberta
Heath by her mother, Mrs. Benjamin D.
Heath, of 1011 Walnut street Mrs
Dougherty entertained at a small dinner
last evening1 before the Charity Ball In
honor of Miss Dougherty. The guests
Included Miss Hllzabcth Jcnncs, Miss
Elizabeth B Battles. Mr. Jehn Blye.
Jr., Mr. Stanley Hurlbut, Mr. Daniel
Dougherty and Mr. Andrew Webster
Dougherty.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier, Jr..
of Sunnybrook. Hudner. hn.e IrhupiI In.
vltatlens for a. dinner te be given at the
Kltz-Carlten en Wednesday eenlnir,
January I, te be followed by a theatre
party. In honor of Miss Iydla M. Cloth
ier, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Merris h. Clothier, of Clalrement, Villa
nova. Mr. and Mrs. Reland U Tayler ,of
willowbreok Farm, Cwynedd Valley
and 1805 Dp Lancey street, will enter
tain at dinner this evening in honor of
anas isancy Dunning, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ueorge A. Dunning, before the
dance Mr. nnd Mrs Bryce Blynn. Mr
aril Mrs Jeseph It. Rollins and Miss
Mildred W. Longstreth will give at the
Merlen Ceif Club.
Mr. Richard L. Austin, of Rex street
a.nd Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill,
will entertain at dinner en Saturday
evening, December 31. In honor of his
daughter. Miss Lucylle Austin, before
the meeting of the Saturday evening
dancing class.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Slnnett, of 2040
Locust street, wilt entertain at dinner
at their home en Monday evening, Jan
uary 2, In honor of Miss Nan Pltler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H.
Fltlcr. of the Terraces, Rosemont. Cevers
will be lnld for eighteen. The guests
will later attend the New Year's meet
ing of Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts'
Dancing Clnss at the Bellevue-Strat-ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Riley Rldgway,
of Cynwyd, will entertain nt dinner nt
their home, te be followed by a theatre
party this evening, In honor of Miss
Helen Leftln Jehnsen, daughter of Mrs
Charles E. Bayne, of 381 Madisen ave
nue, New Yerk, whose engagement has
recently been announced te Mrs. Rldg
way's brother. Lieutenant Andrew Le
Compte Woolford Gorden, U. S. M. C
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Gay Gorden, Jr'
p, and Mrs. J. Colten Deal, of 3911
Locust street, will entertain at dinner
tomorrow In honor of Mr. and Mrn.
Heward Everett Shere, Jr. Among the
guests will be Miss Lctltla Owens, Miss
Mftrgnrct Joyce, Miss Margaret Dcnl,
Mr. Clarence J. Lewis, Mr. Jehn Osvcns.
Mr. Edward Shumway, Jr., Mr Madi Madi
eon Pierce nnd Mr. Wendell Hulburt, Jr.
Miss Katharine Ubll, Mrs. Edward
S?mnen IJur,?.n nd.ller daughter, Mrs.
Wllllnm Beeth Tedd, of Chester, were
guests at the opera last evening of
Mm Elizabeth C. Godshall, of this
city. Mrs. Tedd hns recently returned
from New Yerk, where she spent several
dayH with Mr. Tedd.
The engagement of Miss Luclta Anna
Stewart, of Line Lexington, Pa., and
Mr. William T. Weir, 2d, of 1307 Rock Reck
Innd street, Legan, has been nnneunced.
Ladles' Auxiliary of I'annenla Bene
ficial Association gave a luncheon and
dance en Wednesday evening In the
I'annenla Building In celebration of
Its ninth anniversary, There were 200
guests present. The hostesses were
Mrs. Jnck Prlcdman, Miss Sadie Gclb,
Mlsg Florence Glelsner, Miss Esther
Solebodkln, Mian Sue Segal, Miss Anna
Schwartz and Mrs. Edward Unterbcrgcr.
A party will be given this evening at
the home of Miss Elslo Conway, of
2642 Seuth Pershing street. In honor of
Mr. Jehn Lambert, who will leave
shortly en a trip te Housten, Tex.
Among ethers present will be Miss 5511
Campbell, Miss Adele Gardner, Miss Isa
bel le Shaw, Miss Lillian Ackerman, Miss
Freda Ackermnn, Mr. Bernard Kcenan,
Mr. Hareld L. Llpkln, Mrs. Jack Weln-
A Recent Bride
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where they will spend the hellda'yB with
their son-in-law and daughter; Mr. ami
Mrs. Jeseph Mlnett. Mr, nnd Mm. Balrd
will spend two months traveling In Cal
ifornia. Mr. nnd Mrs, Jehn White Geary nnd
their daughter. Mlsn Mary de P. Clenry,
i of Sunset and Gcrmantewn avenues,
I Chestnut Hill, who have been traveling
abreaii since the summer, are at prescni
In Berlin.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Walter .Samnns, of 2622 Seuth
Twentieth street, rntertalned nt a
luncheon bridge party en Tuesday
afternoon Her guests Included Mrs.
Xcrt Lalng. Mrs Frederick Bobbins,
Mrs. William Tomllnsen, Mrs. Clelghten
Turner. Mrs Geerge Carr, Mrs. Themas
Broughten and Mrs. Jeseph Harrlman,
Miss Itbse A. Dewilng. daughter of
, T-.. r. .ii n .en ..,,(!. linn-
f ,ir JHiiicn iuwiniK, ill 4.)i auuvn -...-
croft street, entertained nt a party en
Tuesday evening. The following guests
were present: Miss Cnrlsse Klert, Miss
Elsie Elcrt. Miss Mary Thompson, Miss
Jcane Keefe, Miss Agnes Barr, Mr. and
Mrs. Geerge Bayard. Jr.. Mr. William
McCarney, Mr. Geerge Fitzgerald and
Mr. Andrew Dewilng.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. C. Carrell Slean, of 6240 Chest
nut street, and Mrs. William J. Duffy,
of Drexel Hill, entertained at a buffet
luncheon nnd brldge yesterday. The
guests Included Mrs, Davis, Mrs. M.
Lultens, Mrs. Heme, Mrs. J. Feley, Mrs
O'Brien, of Lunrdowne. Mrs. W. Cou
sins, Mrs. Etrlp. Mrs. Miner, Mrs. D. J.
Colvey nnd Mrs. F. Fields.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward I. Geldman, of
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs, Wllllnm Jonerf'have re
turned te their home, 3402 North
Twenty-secend street, nftcr nn extcnslve
trip te Europe.
Mr nnd Mrs Arthur A Sternberger,
of the Dnuphln Ainrtments, Bread and
Dauphin streets, nre receiving congrntu cengrntu congrntu
tlens upon the birth of a son, William It
Sternberger
DELAWARE COUNTY
These en the committee In chnrge of
the dance te be givm tomorrow evening
at Library Hall, Chester, by the Junier
Section of the Chester Vew Centun
Club nre Miss Mela Hpnekmnn Miss
Virginia I'rlre MIrs Gretchen Menree
nnd Miss Wllhclmlna Menree.
Mr nnd .Mrs Themas Baldwin, of
West Chester, have been entertaining
llielr son and daughter-in-law. Mr and
firs Allen Baldwin, of Elizabeth, N. J .
for a few dnys
STRAWBERRY
Mrs Rese Mycisen,
MANSION
of 1947 North
Sadler-Small Nuptials
A pretty wedding took plnce en Wed
nesday in the Transfiguration Church,
Fifty-fifth street and Cedar avenuc
when Mlbs Margaret Sara Small, of fi"2l
Walten avenue, became the bride of
1500 North Slxty-secend street, are , Mr Kmmctt Gorden Sadler,
traveling through the Seuth and will
return seme time this month.. Mrs.
Geldman, whose marriage took place In
the fall, will be remembered as Miss
Frances H. Levy.
Mr. It. S. Hermnnn, of Pettsvllle, Pa.,
Is spending a few days at his mother's
home, 4417 Spruce street.
Hazlett-Kelly Wedding
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MRS. THOMAS R. BOGUS
Mrs. Heggs uas formerly Miss Marlen Earl, daughter of Mrs. Jehn M.
Parker, of Township Line, Jenklntenu. Her wedding took place en
Saturday, October 21)
will give a reception at their home, 6841
Overbroek avenue, Ovcrbroek, from 4
until 6 o'clock, te meet Miss Jehnsen.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn D. Mcllhcnny. of
Lincoln drlve nnd Jehnsen street, Ger Ger
mantewn, will give a dance early In
February in honor of their debutante
daughter, Miss Bernlce M. Mcllhennv,
Instead of December 23, as previously
announced.
Mrs, Alfred Reginald Allen, of 20Ki
Spruce street, has Issued Invitations for
a dlnner en Thursday evening. Decem
ber 29, before the Christmas meeting of
the Saturday Evening Dancing Class, In
honor of Miss Llllle Stewart, daughter
of Mrs. Rebert Le Cente, of 2000 Spruce
street.
Mrs. Addlnell S. HewFen, Mrs Frank
B. Oummcy, Mrs. Hareld G. Brown anil
Mrs. W W. Owens, of New Haen,
Conn., will assist In receiving nt a
dansant te be given by Mr. nnd Mrs
Walter Gwynne Hendersen, of Indian
Queen nine, Gcrmantewn, at the Belle Belle
vue Stratford en Wednesday afternoon
December 28, te Introduce te society
their daughter, Miss Helen C. Hender Hender
eon. Mrs. Rebert H. Large and her daugh
ters. Miss Margaret H Large and Miss
Sarah M. Large, and Mr. William M
Large removed yesterday from 1J1
Seuth Twenty-second street and nre
occupying their new home at 1821
Spruce street. Miss Margaret L Large
will net be presented te society at a
dance en Friday evening. December IS.
as has been announced, but will be the
guest of honor nt a theatre party and
supper te be given by her uncle, Mr
Cif:g,i g. Mcade Large. Inter In the
winter.
Mr nnd Mrs Graham Dougherty, of
Crossroads, Wjncete will shortly 'issue
Imitations for a bull te be given at
the Bi;lleue-Stratferd in honor of Mrs
Dougherty's debutante sister. Miss La
bel Frazer. en Friday evening, January
20, Instend of January 27, as had been
anneunci-d,
Mrs Edward Troth, of 3118 West
Penn street, Germantown, and her sis
ter, Mrs Bertha Snow, will leave to
morrow for New Yerk te attend the
w eddlng of Mrs. Celeste Heckscher Per
rln, daughter of Mrs. Austin Stevens
Hcckschir, nnd Mrs. Troth's son, Mr
hdward Troth, which w 111 be solemnized
ery uuletly at neon tomorrow ut the
home of the bride's mother, 125 East
Seenty-secend street In the presence
of the Immediate relatives of the bride
and bridegroom. On their return from
a wedding Journey Mr and Mrs. Tretn
will live tempernr ly lit 3118 West Penn
street, Gcrmantewn
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright Balrd,
of Navahee avenue Chestnut Hill, win
leave en December 15 for Portland, Ore
A verv nrettv wivlfllnr- tnnk
vesterdav nt 4 n'rlnr.lc In Dnr T.ailv of followed the ceremony, nfter n-hli h Mr
Victory Church. Fifty-fourth nnd Vine and Mrs Sadler left for a trip te the
streets, when Miss Henrietta Kelly, of Seuth
5434 Glrard avenue, became the brlde
of Mr. Jehn J. Hazlctt, of 3223 Sansom i - - -
street. The ceremony was performed by j
the Rev. Jeseph Springer, after which a
reception followed at the home of the
brlde's parents.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, Mr. J. P Kelly, were a
gown of whlte hatln and chantllly lace
Her tulle veil, surmounted by pearls nnd
erange blossoms, extended the length of
her court train She carried a shower
bouquet of white loses and lilies of the
valley. She whs attended by her sister,
Mls3 Kathryn Kelly, as maid of honor,
who wero a gown of silver blue crepe
meteor and carried an urm bouquet of
KUIarney roses An uncle of the bride
groom, Mr. William Hazlctt, acted as
best man.
Upen their return from a wedding
trip te Niagara Falls and Canada Mr
and Mrs. Hazlett will llve at Fifty
third nnd Chestnut streets, where they
will be nt home after January 1.
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Seme clocked. Seme Striped. $2.00.
IMPORTED ENGLISH HOSE AT $2.75 A PAIR.
Stunning All-Weel Stockings of Heather Mixture, hand
clocked, in blue, brown or green.
SILK-AND-WOOL HOSE in blnck clocked in white
or blue clocked with geld. $3.50 a pair. '
FULL-FASHIONED PURE SILK STOCKINGS AT
$2.00 A PAIR. Regular $4.00 quality. Slight irregular
ities in number of pairs.
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WILLIAIVI D. HAKT IN
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Hareld Lloyd in "Never Weaken'
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CAMEL'S HAIR COATS
48.00
Very Specially Priced for Tomorrow
Single or double-breasted swagger sports models of genuine Camel's Hair in
the new shades: taupe, leather and natural. Peau de cygne linings.
THIRD FLOOR
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Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 Dezen
3 Dezen for $2.50. Any Style Yeu Wish
Round out the tee of her Xmas stocking with a fat
packet of these wonderful hair nets, eery one of which
Is accompanied by our guarantee te be perfect or cheer
fully replaced. As jeu see by the above you may save 50c
en each 3 DOZEN you purchase during this very special sale.
ENGLISH NEEDLE IJOOKS. Imitation and real
leather cases. 25c te $1.50.
IMPORTED I EST STEEL SCISSORS. A whole familv
35C te
ranging
Ml TUN 1-.IJ llli&T steel, SCISSORS. A wheli
of them from H'lby Mnnicune te Grandpa Shears.
$1.00. ASSORTED SIZES IN LEATHER CASES,
from 2 te 5 pairs, $2.50 te $6.00.
COTY'S L'ORIGAN FACE POWDER at (59c a box
IIOUIMtiAXrS QUELQUES FLEURS TALCUM at
make fragrant friendly giftH.
HANDKERCHIEFS, t'-, personification of the Christ
mas Spirit, ir. gay colors or dainty white. Fer men, women
and children in initial, novel or plain designs.
or
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THE THREE MUSKETEERS
JUBILEE WEEK
At Theatres Direction 5twWy r
Company of Ameriea
MARKBT AT NINKTEBNTII
11 A M TO 11 P, M.
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New Teny Sarg Carteen
Daily, 35c, 50c. Evenings, Satur
day Mntinecs & Holidays, 50c, 7Bc
STANTON
MARKET AT SIXTEENTH STREET
11:30,1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30
Wonderful, fascinating, gorgeous
and enchanting screen spectacle.
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PRODUCTION
FIRST PHILADELPHIA
PRESENTATION!
FIRST TIME AT POPULAR
PRICES!
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Production
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A Paramount Picture
With
DOROTHY DALTON
MILDRED HARRIS
CONRAD NAGEL
THEODORE KOSLOFF
Nete Time of Presentation!
11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30,
7:30, 9:30
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ACCOMPANIMENT
DaiK. 50c: Evenincs. 7ft
Saturday, and Holidays, After I-1
1 P. M., Evcninir Prices . . I
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