' '.1 '" '"J'1" ) nrt-"-e '. ' ' a i PST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE flaw Wynne Tcllf of the Birth of a Sen te Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Colhoun Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dedge Are Alse te Be Congratulated DID tee bear that the Btephen Dun t, Oolheuns hate a jUtle son? t born en Monday night, and he Knamed otter ht. father, ,8 ttpheii, fc Mrs. Colhoun wm Mar NwbeW. ' Y fih In the datuhter of ?" runrtnt B. Newbelrt and it Utter S'amS Tewbeld. who Ifa .Ubutant .a rami-iiiuv' - .. ... llhtl WMn. MBIT, or i-ncaic, no in:r i;irfiU her. came dut two sa 21". and aha was marrl '"JuJ nnd ahe was martlrd in uc- Ew or NOTember of last year. nKdher small gentleman Who made vr. Saw te the world recently, and In l. www in mucnr. fntercsted. rk-- MtM AM !! IllUlUIJT Z .3? that bow in Bhanjthftl, Chin.. lie son ," ,V little son of the uenaiti unTianen ffl'iri, Dedgo haTlnn been none BE? hfn 0ttttd ntnry, a. atetrr i vitiitbeth Henry, wk mnrnw wii fif SSM ni Clnelnnall, ?7ef Charlton Henry, who married f of thi BWdle UrU. Mrs. Charlton IlVnrV, S'rtrude'a mother, l In China pylnr ner T,8lt- VIRGINIA HRCK8CHBU la having a treat many parties given for her iMi !en, and ahe Id having n, dandy il tae Etewbedf 1 kes her. ahe haa $$. ereet , ennH&h dUposltlen nnd Sirmlng manner. Hr aunt and uncle, Mlii liUcreHa Heckacher and Mr. Ous tivWwher, will glve a large dance htr honor en the nineteenth of next teenth, and thl evening her turtle and ftiht. Mr. and Mrs. 8teven8 Heckschcr, 111 rive a theatre paKy and supper Sward nt the Itltx-Carlten for her. ft. ball which her !" ? ", Mrs. Iyard Heckscfier, will elve will vl held en MOhdny evening, December 86, the day after Christmas. JEAN BUIIT RILEY'S tea will be riven this afternoon by hr mints, MIis Edith Burt and Miss Theodora Burt. Mrs. Burt Riley, Jean's mother, will receive with her daughter and there will be about twenty-five debutantes In the receiving party. Later In the month Mr. mid Mrs. ttwls A. BIley, Jean's grandparents, will rire a ball In her honor. I saw Jean the ether evening with her undo ind aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jehn B. Town Town Med. She Is a very pretty little gtfl, imll and dork, and wears her hair rather close te her head when cam titred with the curled, -bobbed heads of 6me few of the buds. She was wearing t white silk frock and It was .most becoming. rrULKINa of clothes, I mw Mrs. I Dick TUghmnn en Chestnut Btrcet THterday looking extraordinarily we 1 Ja a long coat of blue, finished with a nay fnr Cellar. Her dress was of Mae doth, and the skirt wan edged with squirrel fur, while her hat was of dtrk blue trimmed with a gray un curled ostrich plume. A little farther down the Btrcet I law Mrs. Strieker Celes wearing n drew of henna duvctyne, topped with n wonderful seal coat. Her hat waa n rather large model of the snmft shade ta the frock, and it was trimmed with Mtrlch feathers. THERE were n great many at the opera last evening, nnd the gowns wtre beautiful, an usual. Every one nits discussing the news of the little Colhoun boy's arrival and congratulat ing the Newbold relations en the wee addition te the family. And ethers were talking about the surprise that Edith Hutchinson and Tem Delan sprang en Saturday, by being quietly married out at Old Bt. David's Church at half alter twelve, instead of having a large wedding later In the year. Only a few persons knew of It, and, while I suppese most girls like te be a bride In the white fixings and veil and have a wedding breakfast and nil the excitement of a wedding nnd at tendants, it must be a great relief net te have all that excitement and te be married quietly. After the opera thcre wab the Feyer tupper dance, and n large number of perrens entertained at that. Mm. Charlie Weed and MrR. Ilenry Jeanca received, and Mrs. Aleck Van Ilens Mlaer had twelve jrucatt). Mrs. Ocergt W. Chllds Drexel entertained ft small party, and Mrs. Arthur Harding had Mreral guests. The Stacy LleytlH en tertained, and se did Mrs. Henry Junes. fpHERE are various ways of enjoy Ing opera and various reasons for our enjoyment. I heard a voice back of me the ether night (and it wns in the or chestra, tee) : "Gee," sighed the voice. "didn't Caruso Ring in thin enct?" "I think he did," replied the ether. "Well, hut ain't this girl n gran' singer. Gee, I wlsht pep had of came: he'd of en joyed it semethln' fierce.'5 NANCY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mrs. Alfred Paul Merris, of Vlllaneva, will entertain at a dinner en Monday evening, December 2, In honor of her debutante daughter, Miss rrlecllla Mor Mer ris, before the ball which Mr. and Mrs. Wilynrd Heckscher will give at the Dellevue-StratfeYd. In honor of their debutante- daughter, Ml3s Virginia Heck Mher. Mrs. Merris will entertain at ainner en Monday evening next for Miss iriacUla Merris, before the dance which .Ht' aeerS O. Drowning and Mr. Rich Rich P"en O. Drowning will give at the non ueir dub. In honor of Miss Owrgl.inn.i C. Wetherlll. debutnnte OMJKhter of Mrs. Geerge D. Wetherlll, of Htatherflcld, Bryn Mawr. Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Tarnall, of 57enJnth nnd Leeust Btreets, enter mI!. 'n their box at the opera lest nipt at the Acndemy of Music. Their Wests Included Mr. and Mrs. Reginald v., b,,i Mr an'1 Mr"v Alexander Cexa W1 ,ftnd Mr. and Mre. Arthur Em Em "nNeweld, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. tarnall. cer,n.pent th0 ear'y autumn at their country estate. Crum Creek Farm. TCLEPHONEl Fur Storage and Remodeling at Extremely Lew Rates L UIGI RIENZI CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN 1714 Walnut Street CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS RELIABLE HIGH-GRADE FURS AT LOWERED PRICES Smart 36-Inch Coats Hudsen Seal, 298.00--Sqmrrel Trim., 350.00 NfctM Mutkrat, 135.00 Dark Raccoon, 225.00 Taupe Squirrel, 475.00 Beaver, 495.00 WRAPS SuiteCeats wYOU NEVER PAY i Ii I W ; I wJMfrV? 1. .- , . . - L ....A-- -It , . 1. . I yjft, f. pppppHHHaauMMMMjttMMgMgMaBuaeiMMHMatfaMaHaMftMSM town heuM ves "May. Mr. and Mrs. Yarnall will give- a ainner en Thursday evanlnif, Deeeinber A6!! X?all. hfdrthe meeting or K slurday eVenlhg dkrielnar claw. Jeseph Heffman achbel. at Aiken. B. c., rJ!1 tl,vi &Lm en December 10 id spend the holidays with her patent. rf:. . Jehn Cadwaiader, XBle if t street, will entertain at a dinner S? wT:d, vennjf- January e, In henbr of Mlsa Eleaner Hart, dtteulAnte daugh daugh t?r..ef Mn. ftnrt Mr8 .William Heward t.tv L A!XW ,Uad Farm. Ambler, befera the First Assembly Kfiil , .Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. SUwart, of 153T Bpruoe street, will enttrUtn nt a. small dinner at their home en Friday, January , before the First Assembly Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrison 8. Merris, of the Annex, eau Lahe, will entertain at dinner en Friday evening, In honor of their daughter, Miss Catharine Wharten -I?".1' J?f?.T8 t16 meeting of Mra Ed ward Troth's dancing doss. The meat, will include Miss Nancy P, Cope, Mls Rlearter Darker, Mr. Ernest kltwn. m- M0del5hM' yn Bchaueneee and Mr. Max M. Ven Behauertsee. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waring Hop Hep iJHf0"1 .L,?,.1I.B DoLtineey pluee, have Issued InrlUllens for a theatre party f1"1 .0J Fri?" Evening. January , befere the ptral Assenibly BelL" Twenty guests will attend. Mr and Mrs. Samuel Price Welhertll. Jr.. will entertain a children's party at their hbme In Ha-crt6rd. en Tueedey afternoon next, In honor of their daugh ter. Mliw Edith WetherilL Thirty guests wilt attend. Mr. and Mrs. Weiherlll have also issued Invitations for a small dinner te be followed by dancing at their home en Saturday evening. Decem ber IT. Commander James Morten Peelo. 3d, of 6225 Wtssahtcken nvenue, German town, will entertain at luncheon today en the U. b. B. Michigan. The guests will Include Mrs Jamea Morten Peele, Mrs. Courtlandt M. nichaxdsen, Mrs. QeergO Krltr Chandler, Mrs. Jehn Irwin Drlght, Mrs. Sydney Dullen Dunn. Mrs. Harvey T. Sayen. Mrs. Harrison K. Cnner, Jr.. Mrs. Walter Waring Hopklnsen, MIsb lAle. T. Flsher. Mm. Themas Roberts, Jr., Mrs. Jehn M. Crulee, Mrs. Reland D. Pollock, Mrs. Arthur H. Hepkins and Mrs Jehn Upshur Morehead, of Wash ington. Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Stead will be nt home Informally tomorrow afternoon nnd next Thursday afternoon from 4 until 6:30 o'clock, at their nema, 100 Seuth Twenty-first street. Ne cards have been Issued. These who will as sist In receiving tomorrow afternoon will InelUde Mre. Dillen Diddle, Mrs. Merris Llewellyn Coeke, Mrs. Charles D, Mc- Mlehaef, Mrs. Earl D, Putnam, Miss Helen Hamilton Robins and Mies Louise H. Snowden. Mre. Clifferd Lewis, of 30 Seuth Twenty-second street, will be at home Informally en Tuesday afternoons In January after 3 o'clock. Ke cards have been Issued. Mr. and Mm. Jehn Hall Rankin, of Pine Run Farm, Penllyn, have Issued Invitations for a theatre party, te be followed by supper at the Rttx-Carlten. en Tuesday evening, January 3. In honor of their debutante daughter. Miss Cor Cer nelia Shppard Rankin. Mrs. Albert Hawlcy Lucas, of 2139 Cypress street, who is at home Infor mally en Tuesday afternoons In De cember after 4 o'clock, was assisted In receiving ycSterdny afternoon by Miss Mary Hepp'n Hewland and MIsb Mar Ian D. Grant, Mrs. Lucas will be re membered as Miss Frances Wharten Scott. Mm. Lucas will be assisted In recelvlnn: en next Tuesday afternoon by her cousin, Mrs. Theodere Sedgwick Paul, of Chestnut Hill. Miss Mary Carrell Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Barney Harris, of Baltimore, wltl arrive next week, te be the guest for several days, of Miss Marian C. Doneghue, nt her home, 6733 Emlen street, Germnntewn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurta, of 026 Spruoe street, entertained In the box of Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Melga, of Washington, lest night at the opera. Miss Phyllis Broekr.cld. of Neva Scotia, who Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. wurts ter a sneri lime. Mrs. W. H. Heullngs, Jr., of 908 Seuth Forty-eighth street, will entertain nt a theatre party, followed by tea at the Bellevue-Stratford, this nfternoen, In honor of her daughter. Mine Saleme Vnna Hcultnirs. The guests will Include Miss Charlette Frlcke, Miss Charlette Swartley, Mini Marie Louise Adams, Miss Mnry clothier, Miss Dorethy Frow Frew ert, of New Yerk; Miss Elisabeth Scott, Miss Margaret Ilarmer, Miss Dorethy Smith, Mlse Dorethy Leonnrd, Miss Letltla Owens, Miss Margaret Joyce. MIsb Catharine Deal, Mles Margaret Deal, Miss Gwendlyn Miller, Miss Doro Dero Dore thy Turner, Miss Muriel Weed, M'ss Censtance Wecmer and Miss Mary Hoseono. The Orpheus Mixed Quartet will give a costume musicals en December 14, Instead of today, as has been announced. In the Bellevue-Stratford, for the Ken sington Neighborhood Heuse and Soup Kitchen. Mrs. William Easby, Jn, of the Coro Cero Core nado. Twenty-eecend and Chentnut Btroets, haa Issued invitations for a tea which she will give en Saturday, De cember 17, from 4 until 6 o'clock. Mrs. Lewis Lawrence Smith and Mrs. William S. Pardeo will preside, assisted by Mrs. Lew Is W. ICvtby. Mre. Alfred Perter, Mrs. Cheyney Smith, Miss Carletta Iiroemn.ll, Miss Jans Deemer. Miss Char lotto Kasby, Miss Boatrtee Hesklns and Miss Thelma Weed. Thn annual charity card benefit of the Qunker City Ladles' Moter Ctub will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock en thn reef fraraen of the Walten. Be sides the regular charity work of the year, the club will give Its usual num ber of ennstmns nasKets te the peer, Mrs. L. Wlllard Reading Is chairman of the committee in charge of the affair. Mrs. Geerge C. J. Fleck Is president of the club, and Mrs. Frank Stockley and Mrs William C. Coeloy arc vice presidents, Mrs. iMwara needier Finex Is secretary ana treasurer. On Mrs. Reading's committee are Mrs. William Oemml, Mrs. Jehn Dee, Mrs. Eugene Cresby, Mrs. J. Bewnee. Mrs. William Hmsel, Mrs. Herace Han and Mrs. Sam uel W. Hahn. Miss Mary Lewe Nixon, debutante SPRUCE 2088 beven. opened their CARACUL, HUDSON SEAL, BROADTAIL, MOLE, EASTERN MINK Wraps Dresses MORE AT RtENZI'3 ; .-' bwi iimwiiHw4i mn m ufvwtMB mav wvw. mpwuvwmwmmmKmiMmmammi -.. . - . . . , ..J-. -... . - .. . .-- .... . . -fe' ' ' -. , -, .r-l- .. T sa.! ( -"m- ft i i .. i i jm ' " - I 1 V 1 IW ' ' EVENING tfTJELlO LBD0EB-PHEGAiElJfitA., 'WEttNESDA.'T, A Debutante Photo by Marttau MISS ALICE BENEDICT Debulante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hebert HusmII Henedlct, of the Corners, Deven, who will be the guest of honor nt A dinner en December 22 te be given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Seymour Illercn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herace P. Nixon, of 220S Walnut Btrcet, will leave en December 22 for a visit te Wilming ton, te attend the dance te be given that evening by Mrs. William K. du Pent, of Kenneit Pike, Wilmington, In honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Pauline du Pent. Mlds Mary P. W. Porehor, daughter Of Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Porcher. of 7708 Navnhoe avenue, Chestnut Hill, Is spending some time In Bosten, where eh Is vtsltlnsr Miss Manraret Bloney and Mrs. Dunbar Lockwood, at their homes. She will return the latter part Of this week. Miu Arthur Calahan and Mrs. Hen Oenne: Weeks, of Chestnut Hill, will entertain at a bridge, te be followed by tea. tomorrow nftemoen nt the Philadelphia Cricket Club. In honor of Mrn. Themas G. Stenhouse, formerly of Chestnut 1H11, but new living In New Orleans. Mrs. Stenhouse is spending some time as the guest of her mother, Mrs. William E. Donevan at her home, 121 Seuth Is'lnetcenth street. Mies Mary Francis, of New Yerk, will be entertained en the guest of Miss Georgian C. Wetherlll. debutante daughter of Mre. Geerge D. Wetherlll, of Heatherflcld. Bryn Mawr. for a few days next week. She will ceme te attend the dance te be given by Mrs. Geerge G. Browning and Mr. Richard son O. Browning, of Old Lancaster read, Deven, at the Merlen Gelf Club, next Monday evening. Mrs. Austin M. Purvca, of 8925 Sem inole avenue, Chentnut Hill, Is spending a fortnight In Clevcland, O. Mlse Joscphlne Crlsflcld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Penrce Crlafleld, of East Graver's lane, Chestnut Hill, who Is a student nt Smith's College, New Yerk, will arrive home en December lfi te spend the holidays with her parents. Mrs. Rutherfurd Pearson and her dnughter. Mien Nancy Pearson, have re turned from a visit te New Yerk, and nre occupying their apartment at the BelleVue-Stratferd for the winter. Mr. and Mm. Jeseph Rcltly nnd their debutante daughter, Miss Walbunrn Haul Re Illy, of 2209 SL Jnmcs Dlace. will leave the latter part of this month rer St. Mary's, Pa., te spend the Christ mas holidays with Mrs. Rellly's mother, Mrs. Andrew Kaul. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Smith nnd their family have returned te Overbroek, having CleBed their cottage In Vcntner, N. J. Mr. Hareld A Lewther, of Lon Len Lon eon, England, who hns been their guest, has gene te Mentana te visit his roneh near Billings. Mr. Henry S. Jeancs, who Is a student at St Paul's Scheel, Concord, N. H.. will return the tatter part of this month te snend thn Christmas helldnys with his mother. Mrs. Henry Sulger Jeancs, at the Wellington. Mr. C. Ynrnall Abbett, of the Glad- stone. Is spending a few days at the Ambassador, Atlantic City. Mrs. Ocerire M. Vlckers. Jr.. Llnnerch. and formerly of Ardmore announces the enirairement or ncr uaugnter. miss uea- triee Helena vicKera, te Mr, unarics W. Welnert, of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Llondrllle read. R. F. Perter, of 344 BDcnd- cynwya, are Ing seme tlme nt the lie Amba8oader, At- lanua uuy. A dunce was given en Saturday eve ning by the Birlleswoed Sports, an or-s-anlxatlen of athletla srlrl enthusiasts at their clubhouse. 2020 North Thirty- second street. More than 200 persons attended. Charge Accounts Invited Awsmmmm 1215 Chestnut Street New Medel Hats Specially Priced NOW! 5.00 and up Representing the highest types of hats Slipper Satin, Faille Silk, Brocade, Geld and Silver Cleth and Fur Combinations. Clese-Outs at Half-Price! 24 Hats Value 5.00 2.50 36 Hats Value 7.50 3J5 42 Hats Value 15.00 7.50 31 Hats Value I 'te 9.25 17 Hats Value 12.50 ii a -' i ii i m ..... . .., n..- sia.,.j msiimiiMuamwv-wmumiti&tetiMvtKt-!. w IPurchailng Agent' MISS MARION THOMSON -WEDS MR. J. F. SWINQLE Marrlage Will Take Place Quietly ttt Heme This Evening Miss Marlen Elizabeth Thomsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rebert H. Thomsen, of Lansdowne, will ba married quietly at her home this evening te Mr. Jeseph Francis Swingle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge M. Swingle, of Washing ton, Pa., the Rev. Crewell MoDeoof MeDeoof MoDeeof flclatlng. Miss Ruth Uhler, of Housten, Tex., will be the brlde's only attendant, and Mr. Themas Hughes, of Washing? ten, Pa., win he me best man. a eras ; reception for the Immodlate families will fellow. After an extended wedding Journey through the West Mr. and mm. Swingle will, seen after their return, leave for BeUth America, Whefa they will remain Indefinitely. PI8K PATTERSON A quiet wedding took place at neon today, when Mlft Adcle Patterson, daughter of Mrs, Mattle A. Patterson, of 6600 Angera terrnce, became thd bride of Mr. Hareld William Flak, of Newark. Miss Gertrude B. Ryan attended the brlde as maid of honor, and Mr. Rey W. Robinson acted as best man. Upeh their return from n month's wedding journey Mr. nnd Mr. Klslt will UVe at EtOO Angera terrace, where they will be nt home nfttr February 1. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mre. M, Roeenfeld, of 8730 North Seventeenth street, entertained In honor of their dnughter, Mies Miriam S. Resen feld. Among the guests present wcre Miss Ruth I. Philips. Miss Ruth Bernstein, Miss Gussle sehwaru, MIbe Mary Welsh, Miss Emily Patterson, Mlas Mae Herman, Ml Us Kntherlne Bensen, Miss Mamne Altheuse, Miss Ileba Bugor Buger mnn, MUa Pauline Schwarts, Miss Ce celia Bass, Mr. M. Leucthner, Mr. Wil liam Dclbert, Jr., Mr. A. Bernstein, Mr S. SleBs, Mr. J. Myers, Mr. Stanley W. Rosenfeld, Mr. Merris Schumann, Mr. Albert Rosenfleld, Mr. A. Klrschner. Mr. S. Kline. Mr. A. Rosenfeld, Mr. ISffle Sless, Mr. Harry AltheuSe, Dr. L. M. Rosenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bass, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Watchel nnd Mr. and Mra. Charles Solett. Miss Emily Morgan, of 1B1B North Fifteenth street, gave a farewell dinner and card party at her home last week te the members of her card club, In honor of her Bister, Mrs. Hurley, of Tacoma, Wash. Ml3 Morgan will re turn with Mrs. Hurley te her home In Tacoma en December 23, stepping In Pittsburgh for a few days en the way. The guests at the dinner were Mm. E. Brines, Mrs. O. Elnwechter, Mrs. Vogt, Mrs. F. Peters, Mrs. Heuck, Mrs. Holx Helx hnuer, Mrs. H. Weldln, Mrs. IClelnknecht, Miss Kampa Mrs. aumore, Mrs. a-. Joyce, Mrs. Kehlshrlber and Mrs. E, Yargcr. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Hemer Eachus, of Au dubon, N. J., nre receiving congratula tions upon the birth of a daughter, Mar garet Elliett, en Thursday, December 1, Mrs. Eachus will be remembered as Miss Margaret Dannhewcr, formerly of 2230 Seuth Seventieth street Mr. and Mre. Samuel Freeman have returned from thtar wedding trip, and are at home at 220 Parkslda avenue. Mrs. Freeman will be remembered as Miss Miriam Pressman, of 4200 Park Park slde avenue. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulton, of West vllle. N. J., will be the guests for a few days, of Mr.P and Mrs. Themas Bastien, of 1129 Rltner street. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. D'Amlce. of 1422 Cerl'es Btrcet, entertained the members of the Southern Art Club re cently at a masquerade party nt their home. Among theso present were Miss Estella Myemen, Mis Mary Myersen. Mlns Jesephine Murphy, Miss Clara Milan, Mini Isabella Turchc, MIsb Lucy Martin, Mr and Mrs. Frank Inteccl. Mr. and Mrs. Jeneph Orlnnde, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Orlande, Mr. Jeseph Mo Me CluBkcy, Mr. Frank C. Mlesey. Mr Jehn R Breglla, Mr. Lew's T. Cnldrenl, Mr Edward A. O'Ncll. Mr. Jehn Aceetla, Mr. Eugene Accetla, Mr. Alfred Lorn Lern Lorn harde, Mr. Alfred Logen, Mr. C. Del Vecchle, Mr. Michael Del Vccchle, Mr. Daniel A. Ratten, Mr. Jeseph Medlca and Mr. Jehn Moseony. STRAWBERRY MANSION Miss Anna Vcllln, of 312S Montgmn Mentgmn cry avenue, assisted by her brother, Mr. Julius Yellln, gave a dance en Sunday evening. Among theso present were Miss , Florence Auerbach, Miss Evn Strllke, MIps Julia Hax, Miss Pauline Epiteln. Mini Ruth Rudelph, Miss Ger trude Wolfson, Mlsa Iluth Oreenwnld, Miss Ida Weiss, Miss Trillion Freed man. Miss Thereto Schwartx, Mr. Sel PIncus Mr. David Luber, Mr. Lewis Lslder, Mr. Nat Gorden, Mr. Bam Soleff, Mr. Jesne Frank, Mr. Geerge Neufeld, Mr. Leuis Gould, Mr. Bernard Uelen, Mr. Sam Lefer. Mr. Leuis yellln, Mr. Irvln Bhan ber, Mr. Murray Strauss, Mr. Julius Pepper. Mr. Oscar Meldawcr and Mr. Lien Wiener. FUR COATS Frem $200 Upward RKMODEIJNO AND RKrAUllNCl A SI'ECIALTY BROWN & BRAUCHER 08 W. CbelUn Are., Oermantawn Paene: Qermantoxen Otte lmiUMail Orders FIlledElffiiimill' Ord. f FnANkrertb A card party will be given en Tues day by the Women' Committee of the American Legien pest of Frankford at the Legien house en Paul street. Mrs. Francis Melts will be In charge of the affair, and Mrs. Frank Embery will pour tea. Mrs. J. Jamisen, of Arrett street, will be hostess en Friday afternoon te th members of her plnoxhle club. A cake and candy sale will be given en Saturday by the Women's Qulld of Bt. Mark's Episcopal Church at the parish house. LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK By Lee Pnpe TRBEB Tret have their geed pelnta nnd their bad points. They glVe shade te every body that wiints te etnnd undernccth of thchi but they nle glve them a fenrae crack en the heil In Case n euddln aterm comes up nnd they get necked down by lightning. They bare froet but they nlse bare splinters. They are geed things te climb up but en the ether hand they are bad things te fall off. The meat lxcitlng of trees te have erreund Is froet trees. If you knew vat kind of froet tree It Is you can nllwnys tell wat kind of froet te Ixpcct, because the most Bcrprlr.lng thing a froet tree could de would be te give porno ether kind of froet. One of the most usellss looking sites there Is is n apple tree with nuthtng en It but leercs. The hlte of luxury Is te lay under n apple tree nnd have a npple drop jiccr you but net en you. Seme pecple can tell all the dlffrent klrldH of trees by the dlffrent lecveu, wile ethers Jest knew they arc mecr trees by their shape and seem Fntlslled te even knew thnt mutch, The greener a tree Is the better It leeks nnd the better It prebcrly feels. Every tree nan a let of roots down under the ground doing nil the wcrk wile the tree sticks up nnd gets itll the credit. Squirrels Jump erreund In trees like ether peeple Jump erreund en the ground, proving It nil depends en wnt yeurc used te. Some of the things that come from trees are rubber, switches, ncerna, maple Hlrrup nnd teeth pick. CABARET NO COUVERT CHARGE CONTINUOUS DANCING Tonight-Original Dixieland Jazz Band Tonight AT PALAIS D'AMOUR, S. E. PlaylnsrAlae r,A tn at Dance De Danceland N. W. Cor. 201h & Montfemrrr Ave. en rniPAY NiaiiT Deth IlnlU Can De rtrntrit ftm BQHrV)' ijiU.lJi J World's Fameas Jan Dund nnd Victer Recerd ArtltU Tailored Suits Teb Coats Hdblts 1621 Cijetftmit fttrett "First en Your Shopping List" Geerge Allen, inc. 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 Holiday Hats at llils Is your opportunity te get a new hat for the Christ mas festivities. Every possible age and occasion represented in the smartest of materials, colors and styles. 16 Xmas Shopping Days Left She'll Want Stockings PURE DYE SILK STOCKINGS. $1.45 a pair. 8 pairs for $4.00. All the leading colors. FULL-FASHIONED PURE SILK STOCKINGS at $2.00 a pair. Regular $4.00 quality. Slight irregularities in number of pairs. SILK-AND-WOOL HOSE in blaek clocked in white, or blue clocked in geld. $3.50 a pair. IMPORTED ENGLISH WOOL HOSE in Heather Mixtures. Semeplaln. some clocked, some striped. $2.00. ALL-WOOL STOCKINGS of ncathcr Mixture, hand clocked in blue, brown or green. AT $2.75 A PAIR. Christmas Ribbons HAIR BOW AND SASH RII1BON in the Jacquard Pattern. White, Pink. Blue, Orchid, Malic, Turquoise. 55c a yard for the Hair Bew. 75c a yard for the Sash. . FOR CHRISTMAS PACKAGES, comes red ribbon, holly ribbon or red figured, ribbon in 10-yard rolls. Prices range from 15c te $2.10, according te width and qunllty. FRENCH SERGE LINGERIE RIBBON. White. Pink, Blue and Violet. 1 te 9 Inches wide. Fer trimming of underwear for gift giving. RIBBON NOVELTIES make dainty personal gifts. Garters, Shee Trees, Ceat Hangers, Fragrant Sachet Ncits, Llngerie Ribbon Nests. 75c up. Bews of all kinds made without extra charge. Fer Her Bedroom BOUDOIR LAMPS. Complete with bulb, shade and metal base, finished in Ivery or geld enamel AT $3JJ0. .?5BN5Hi.AT9M,Z5?,?. 0P HANDw COLORED SLA8S.V,A l!aI?!!Jff admin te any dressing table. $4.50, $5.00 and $0.00. HAND-PAINTED SCRAP BASKETS of Mache are useiui as well as K? ra aa i- a DEG&MBER 7, ld2tf ALDINE Cheitnat at Nineteenth St. tllreelJ.n Fred P. M. K. gelt (Positively Last 4 Days DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN THE "3 MUSKETEERS" rnft MANAemiBNT Bres. tejiN- :mai Ncn DUNCF XMAT llllll. PlOTCftR iVMJ. K mtt.Aiir.r HEW Nemunirc w rim.ADKiJ'inA ?"5. w davh AXTUl THIS VllV',JS.l"" " ' rilKflUNT EMOAOEMKWT. i ..... ... Arrari tiib co COJiftNO NBXT WftBIC ANOTttnn MILI.ION-DOLl.AIl I'HODUCTIOH MARY PICKF0RD IK "tittle lord Fauntlerey" AMBASSADOR Wtfll&SP "Tbe Mether and the Law" REiGi&j- EDDIE LEONARD In "The Minstrel's Deltsht" Amlitfd by BUwart A Ollv Aven Comedy Four In "A TTnngrn niinn.ndv" Harriet and Marie McConnell In "Trill tl Frill" uiiHT llKTTlf WltkbLBItl IIJEIIT 1'iTzoinnewt riEinei van t, RMRnSON: OTHERH 8th nnd Wnlnut, Mm, Today ABE REYNOLDS REVUE W,T" ahb Casine Tmi-mAtt DUIr 8rncr, The Orle-nUh TIIB Cor. 12th & Chestnut Sts. Ji Playing Alie at PALAIS D'AMOUR 1. U. Oer. lXth A Chntnnt HU. nimAT TAIIAnKT NIOUT Contlnneu Dnntlrur en All Thtie HiffHte FORinnEDIATEOJEAR ANO SPECIAJ. ORDER g::: " i I i m Price Papier ornamental. $25. i I rillLA.'H IBADINd I1IKATREB DIRECTION OF VKtt . J. BltimET Ikt 8KtT Kt in VAUMntl, Jf AN ttDINI f C)UI CLARK frMSCHUOUCH in CHIKkLH at Ull- rut wmH u, n, fuhd fM. i.i , imVii fKwi t. H Hnt H5S53S5at Si! OLCA MISMHA C tl.Mll.M,- aUKWHt MUlY BlAl & lIHDSTeTOM ART U no KKRNAflDI ..vwjtT frrU. Atit 3AH u aM ru. . e.ic i A a 9nV0Bni . sie.iw Real Blrsl U ID Merry CTIaaw. Kvenlnr rtatlrtla SSfrr OSCAP STRAUS (wtKtfff m r cmtirt sinter' Bargain Mat. Today & $1.50 IVOIC LAST MATS. LAST 4 EVENINGS AT 8:15 "HIOJILT ENTEIITAININO Sj. . JJUOE I.Y KNJOTED . . . MUClt nETTErt THAN 'TOTO' " Jfr. Knnpp, Inquirer MR. LEO NTRKHSTEIH unrrwrrif r z wttKs eniy I1KAI TTLLII i-mts roMeiuiow r HAT CfT0CK ATS Mli Crn Prrtrr me $urArMt tawavMMr nv DA L I C C A, ELYXlA V nrf ntfifcmfsr et rtfim tnecAi ctnnet "A F C A R HJATIM (TC0NN0R "A.KffV.BS"' Kntlr Troduistten Ceilumed br Pnl Point In HU Ltit Prl.ln Crettlen ADELPHI NUhtu at 840 5IM. Thurn. A But. nt 2r20 Pep. Mat. Tomer. sn $1.50 Seats NOW 8 Weeks Ahead OOOD HEATS AT THE nOX OFJTCCB FOR AI.t PERFORMANCES BKATH NOW rOR XMA AND KKW VKAU'B MATS. & EVOH. OROANIZE YOUR HOLIDAY r.RTIE8 VOW I I I W A I MI VT EVKNINOH AT 8US WALilNU 1 MATINF.K TODAY (n 81 RO IKT NinirTS IAST 2 MATINET.H "The Emperor Jenes" With CHARLES GILPIN METROPOMTAM hop& " rOHuH tiUI UaUHItlCIM Mat. Tednr, nt 2:S0 "Hanntl nnd OrMfl." Fjhlr. Marie. Kllneva. Rur dick. Raltrr. Reyer; Ilallct of the Anicela fellow td by a Dlverllmtmant by pupils of Mlxn KthPt Quirk Phllllpi. Te nix lit "Lb Dehcme." iiareya, Kcltle. Aneetlnl, Reyer. Scott (iruest). Temar. Ktc "CiiTnllrrla Rnntlcana." .Snreya, Allrn. Kllnen, DeBcnccl. "Paallarrl," Keltle. TemmnRlnl, Vlvlann. Frl. "I.ucln Dl I.nmmcnnoer," Lucchrse, Kllnna, Akos Akes tint. Dentin. D l anf. bat. Mat. "Ixihcncrin," Fltilu (surst), De Clunarns (iruast). AKitlnl. Reyer. Scott (cucit). Het. Kt. "Othelle." Harnyn, Deieaccl. Valle. D Illaal. Tudltce. Dernh. Prlni Kt. nnd Hit. Mat.. SOc. S.en SKATS NOW ON RAI.K AT ROX OKPirn nd WKYSIANN'H. U0 CHKSTNVT 8T r"trnr- of tha Phlli. Grand Owrn ;n'. PIIII.A 'H FOREMOST THEATKKS FORREST p0P- MAT. TODAY " 'The Broadway Whirl' is one of the greatest antidotes te earthly misery, and seekers after real pleasure will find the Ferrest Theatre their cev eted haven." -PHCORD. fwe mv STAra MUICAC wex KANCUC rOO PRO OP cuATwramrtCce. WfTILLl MHOSA VAHtEB. JAV OOOIO JOV tO MMOW WUOrU)rCUOJi Beats for Net Wetk en flala Tomorrow (lARRlCK "eday CAarerDih$fam Vrvsenh ULL DOG RUMM0MD PL-AY OF ADVENTURE By SAPPER." l)iI A.E "MCLOOIlaMA A K MrinneA,,. ,-.... ANDCL0RI0UStNTtllTAINMfJff-'wJ In for Nmi Wiwlt en Sam Tomorrow Hta BROAD POP. MAT. TODAY CIIAHLCS FneHMAV PrnU OTIS SKINNER In Tem Cuahtna'a Play BLOOD AND SAND Ilr VICiafTK I1LASCO HJANEZ gtata for thw Lait 'Week en Bale Tomer. ACADEMY Or UDSIO BURTON HOLMES FRIDAY AT 8llS SAT'DAY AT JlSO GOING ABROAD AT HOME 7Bc. II. ILB0 at Hcppa'a 8O0 at Doer Academy of MuaJc, Thura. Evening, Den. jb NEW YUKra SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Damrech. Cond. Lt appearance thl "Q. D'AIvarez Contralto, Soloist Tlck.ta at Acad.mr and IIUrMat IM IMONT'S ?TIt t, ARCH Evr. 'w T Mt .Men. Wri. R, ; us EMMETT WELCH Minstrels 13 BATIIIB Tint ,in T It SH1VEIUNO SENBATION CUAHOE OF DATE flONO KECITAL, VIn." ,!'WMn.afJfal at BUTlilirat. . ". Olie f. M- le for Atti Ulini ' - jM -- MPimFTiiii KfmHTfjgci "' m MsOlv OTMi C-- ' i mGs& i V' I 111 II t hlreetlnn wUnmr Q. t Arnwfa.? MARKET AT NINBTEENTK It A. M. TO 11 1. M. Second and Final Week Adapted from the Nevel A 1'ARAMOUNT PICTURE WxtrK AGNES AYR.ES and RUDOLPH VALENTINO ADDED ATTRACTIONS Seschn Jacobsen AxrarticA'fl violin erniua NEW TONt HARO CARTOON Dally, 35c, 50c. Evenings, Satur day Mntlneet 8c. Holiday!, 50c,7Sc MAMCKT AT SIXTKHNTH STnEET William Fex Spectacle 11:30, 1:30 3:30, 5:30 7:30, 9:30 , ,- , t!..-.. I- in Bpicnaer, in raut'uuiceureim colossal staginp, in artistic pho tography this beautiful and su perb photoplay has never been surpassed. CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 Dally, 35c, SOc, Evening, Saturday Motineei and Holidays, 7Sc M T&CHESmUTST"BROD 11 A. JI. TO 11.30 P. M. CECIL B. DE MILLE PRODUCTION Viel's Paradisi A PARAMOUNT PICTLUC WITH Dorethy D a 1 1 e n, Mildred Harris, Cenrad Nagel, Theo Theo eore Kosloff and 1000 Super numeraries. Time of Presentation 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DAILY 60c, nVKNINCW. 7.1c SATUIWAVH AND HOLIDAYS. AFTER 1 P SI KVENINO PRICES DAI A fX? MARKET BT. A -VJ-,r.VA-t 10 A M. t e ll:ISPM. NAZIM0VA IN DCMAB "CflfWILLE" RI'nOI.PH VATENTINO n, ARM AND ARCADIA CHESTNUT aT. Hcl 10TH 10 A.M. te 11 13 P M. PAULINE FREDERICK IN A NEW PICTl'RE "The Lure of Jade" Frem Plav. "HOITSn OF GI.A8S" VICTORIA MARKET WEST OP NINTH fi A. M. TO 11 IS P M WP V rr PRFNTa WILLIAM FARNUM IN rTnT PHOWtVO ir "PERJURY" IT-g m t-t nrm a r a TAPITHI '2 MARKET STREET "f II VJJj jn A M TO 11 11 P M. "A CERTAIN RICH MAN" REGENT YeiVTliKSra "Why Girls Leave Heme" MAHKET AT GLOBE OJ?'lAU?tua u p' m! jrNIPER THE BIGGEST AND BEST VAUDEVILLE SHOS AT LITTLE TRICES BROADWAYrTp0!," VAl'DPVIM.B "Why Girls Leave Heme" ALLEGHENYAVn ,rssg; 5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE and ANNA Q NII.SSON In "Why Girls Leave Heme" CROSS KEYS 0011? MARKET "HAVANA" fiAL ALHAIV1BRA V end meumiS TOM MDC'TW,"8 VT niirfV DIAMOND" 69 th St. Theatre OllDenllp Tfrnilnal Dully 2. JO. 1 nml O P. M. Mula., Ilr, 2Sr Net"., ter, S3c I.AST TI1IIW TODAY PRISCILLA DEAN In lint Shuwtna In All I'lilla. "CONFLICT" DAN MAITIIKWt., Ilarlten Tlitirld'j Prldar A Scit-irdir "IXIVE. HATE and a WOMAN" ORPHEUM urimSr ci,.ila,n ORPHEUM PLAYERS in "Smeeth a8 Silk" t .. KFYSTONE 1I,h 'hih 230. 7, 0 ACADEMY OK MUNin sirrrnoreLiTAN epkiia company, n. v. TUE3. EVG. DEC. 13. AT 8 ."t. 13 SSi'S J MBiH. hbwiw. Aninoer. MM. n ail. Raffe, xl?M1f ..., sw'ij in 7cn. (. (M SHEIK Wm) mm STANTON WEi I I V t ,:
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