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i
jVancy Wynne Talks of Various Doings She Speaks
of the Opera Yesterday Afternoon Junier
Dinner'Dancc a Success
i TTIEN I heard yesterday Hint Hetty
W Clark nnd Jennnn lilddle. were te
m die llower clrlH nt Hlle Hirst's wed-
Sine I umlleil ti wywlf with pleniiurrv
for If Ixitli tlmfp Hninll fourinreids
ire net ttie eittet little romehodyn I
hive iven fr n long time I nm greatly
meUy"Vlnrk Ih the 'laughter of Mr.
nd Mm Walten Clnrk. Her mother
a llettv Hcett. who fn n flrKt cousin
3 KM.- lilrnt. And little .Ienium niddlc
1, itertrhiii l.tpplneett's nlrea. She Is
he dnughter of Mr. nml Mrs. Mcholec
si nh I-IPPlncett. Won't they be tee
.wect unlkliiR up the aisle In front of
the bride? Kntherlne Wharten, a first
rflunln of Hert Uiiplncett's, Is te be one
S the bridesmaid. Hrnrlcttn ljwin
nnd Anna Zlmincrirmn of this city:
EliMbeth Hrnelst of Ht. I.eiiIh. nnd
Anna Craven, of Chnrlcsten, also will
It" will be n very pretty wedding, I
jm sure, nnd Klslc will make u lionutl lienutl
ful bride.
THR opera wns delightful yesterday
nfteriioeit. A number of people en
ttrtnined In the boxes, nnd the Hrnmcn s
Church Institute immt hnvc reaped quite
a nice little return from the sweets Held
during the Intermissions. They nre hard
at It everv dny nml night up there, these
med and devoted auxiliary members,
vlhe have been runnlnc n enfe nnll re
freshment plucc during the San ( nrle
cnsacenient for the benefit of the Hen
men's Institute. Reme of the women
interested n Mrs. Stnnlev lag. , Jr..
Mrs. ;7,c" J'' ril,. ,,rt ,. Jrent Hml,n- Mr- Clement Keitter. Mr. Jeseph
Scott, Mrs. Heward benvcr nnd a ''" i chapman, Mr. Frederick Mewlnckel, et
Locust street, has Issued Invttatlenn for
a scries et theatre parties in honor
of her debutante daughter, Miss Uer
trude D. 1. Dougherty. The first will
be given en Thursday evenlni,', Decern
her 28, nnd the second en Friday eve
ning, January 20, The latter will be
given before the ball Mr. nnd Mrs.
Graham Dougherty, of Crossroad,
wyncete, will glve nt the HcllvU6 HcllvU6
Stratferd for Mrs. Dougherty'e -debit-tantb
slHter, Miss Isabel Frnicr.
The fruests who will nttend the dinner
en Thursday evening, December 29.
which Mrs. Alfred ltcglnnld Allen, 28U
Hpruce street, will glve In honor of Miss
Llllle Stewart, daughter of Mrs. rtob rteb
ert O. De Cente, of 1000 Hpruce street,
befere the Chrlstmna mccttiiK of th
Suturdny Evening Dancing Class will
Include Miss Emma Diddle Nerrls, Miss
Sarah franklin Dunne, Mlsu Eleaher
1'urvlance, Mlsn Sally Henry, Miss
Frances Mills, Mlsn Helen W. Allen,
Mr. Charier; Tewnscnd, Mr. Henry Haln,
3d, Mr. Jehn K. Kwtnc Mr. Wnrwlck
Scott. Mr. Edward M. Davis, Mf. Stock
ton Hush, Mr. Nicholas Ludlngten. Mr.
Theodere Voorhees, Mr. Daniel U. Wcntt
and M. Alfred Ileglnald Allen.
Th guestii who will attend the dinner
en Wednesday evening, which Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hareld h Oade, of 6fi20 Greene
street, Qermantewn, will glve In honor
of MIsh Judelle MncOregur Jlusten,
debutante dnughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeseph M. Husten, nnd MIsh Martha
Jennings, daughter et Mr. nnd Mrs. V.
lleatty Jennings, will include Miss Ucr
nice Mcllhenny, Miss Alice W. Sailer,
Mlsn E. Marty n Oeorge, Miss Sarah lx
gan Stnrr, Miss Margnret Hayes Hamil
ton, MIbs Helen Hendersen, Miss Cath
arine Knight Smith, Mr. Gorden Straw Straw
brldge, Mr. Francis 11. IleeveB, 3d, Mr.
llunncll Farrltu. Mr. Ilebcrt N. Downs.
Jr., Mr. James It. W. Downs, Mr. Cooper
A Recent BHde
.Mt nrllAPB
Mrs. Wllllnm Ilnlrd and her daughter.
Mrs. Harrison Cnner, Jr., entcttnlned
in n 1m)x yestcnlny, nnd se did Mrs.
Jehn II. Thncr nnd Mrs. Jeseph Ieldy.
H. ANH MUS. KDOAIl WRIGHT
i nun .in irnlnif out te Pert
land. Ore., this week te spenu i "-.-
.. itt, ihMr ilnuchter (lalner. leu
rcmpniber Xlnlner married Jee Mlnett,
M
liergen. Norway, and Mr. Hareld H,
Osde. The guests will later attend the
eall Mr. nnd Mra Jeseph llcllly will
give nt the Dellovue-Stratford In honor
of their debutante daughter. Miss Wnl
burg.a nellly. Mrs. tlade's niece, Miss
Allce Gmle, daughter-of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman F. Gndc, the former Norwegian
Minister te llraxll, who has been the
guest for a fortnight of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Oade, left yesterday for Hosten, Mass.,
where she will Jein her parents te spend1
" . ., uiu I ui uhvh inern. inpv will niM iitii
r ii.nt niiv. nnd went there te iivp. . ,.i, ,, , ...'. t
Tl'', if Un .,up1v. fur her te hnVO IlCr , Urnill
i,iiii i ii " ...-..... -- - -- ...-..,
fiither and mother with her. after se
mnnv months of (.cpnrntlen? Iliey
have been married nheut six mnnwiN.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ferd, of
Moeresiown. n. j.. anneunce the en
have heen mnrrlert ijiieut six """ gngement of their daughter. Dr. Ellta
Wid that is n long time te go without , ,)etl) w Kard t0 Mf j Warrier K
kprlntr one's parents, when one Is used Levs.
te being with them every day.
AtlVT HIWIIUtiiK "","""
MRS. HERMAN II. RKDIIORST
Mrs. Redhent wns mftrrifd en
December 0. She wr.s formerly
Mils Miriam Elizabeth Smytlie
MOORE8TOWN
Mr. William It. Stackheuse hns re
turned te his home en West Main
street, after spending1 seveml weeks in
Wefltfleld. N. J.
Miss Dorethy Warden entertained the
Girls' Club, of which nhe Is ft member,
at her home, the Ilectery, en Monday
evening.
Mr, Henry Tatnall Drewn, Jr., son of
Mr. Henry Tatnall Drewn, of Chester
avenue, wns elected captain of the
Haverferd College football teiun for the
Masen of 1922.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mm. William DIMr, or 6li vyn
M. R. KRAUSKOPJ WEDS
MISS BABETTA K00N
Marriage te Take PUce In ConnectP CennectP ConnectP
eut Tonleht
The marrlef of Miss Dftbtttn Kben,
daughter of Mr. Witt Mm, Jeepn Koen,
of 6l WMUnr AvanUfc Nw Hfcviri,
Conn., te Mr. Manfred IU Krftuskepf,
ion of th Rev. Jeseph KrU.PA
D. IX, Rfid Mrs. Krn.uskepf, mt 1
rulnskl avenue, aerinantewn. will take
place -thl evehlnft at the Hotl Tnjft,
K'ew Haven. Conn. Dr. Krftuskepf and
lUbbl Ieul Mftrtn will offieloto.
Miss Koen will b attended by Mr
Julian Hlllmnn, of Atlantic City, m
matron et honor. TrA l.r ae.malds will
l Mm Frctlerck Wetsler and Mm
t7,'i ...,.;., r m.iu ilftvitii: Miss
Minnie KaAhman. of Utrtteri. Conn
npd Miss Ruth. Oilman, of New Yerk
City. Mr, imreia irusaein un
i .. ..m n.1 h iikhnm wilt be Mr.
tttr HtnPPher. Mr. Isadora Dim,
wanger, Mr. Julian IRIImAn.Mr. rty
tjiif. nf Atlanta City Mr. Arthur
Jtosenbluth and Mrs. Louts Resen-
b,annNTxte-weddlnr trip. Mr
nnd Mrs. Krauskopf wilt reside nt 1833
Mount Vernen street.
DBLAWARE COUNTY
Ms. Trimble Pratt has rtuml te
her home In Media after spending some
time nt Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Weeds and
their family have moved Inte their new
hem en Railing read, Springfield.
The guests who attended the dinner
given several Avehlngs age hy Mr. and
Mrs. tleers-e Fenne at thMr home In
llvwoed, were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel
Woedhouso. Mrs. Henry O. Cochrane,
Mrs. S. Thompson Temlln and Miss Cen
stancy foenranc. .... . -,
Miss Frances Kills, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Shewetl Kills, of
Meylan. will return In a few days from
(teucher College. Ualtlmere. nnd will
spend the Christmas helldayn with her
parents.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. M. Samuele, of 2535 Seuth Rose
wood street, announced the engagement
of her sister. Mrs. Mac Currle te Mr.
W. Q. Drewn, of Oswego, N. V, at u
dtnner given at her home en Wednes
day evening. Among these present were
Mr. and Mrs. M. Samuels. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Devjne, of New Yerk City: Miss Nnn
Ftt-gernld, Miss Marie Uexler, Mlwi
Helcn Wllllnms, Miss Helen Keenaij.
Mlsn Careline Brooks, Miss Rltft Gal
lagher. Mr. Clare. Mr. Heward Currle,
Mr. FTwri Numueis. air. i-riiiit,". .'".
street, will bold n smoker thui cyenlnn
In the school hall at Rltner And Sev
enteenth streeln. Mr, Daniel J. Calvin
Is chairman of the entertnlnment com
mittee nnd nKslstlng him are Mr. Mich
ael Hegnn, Mr. Jehn MoNnmce, Mr.
Fred De I'utren, Mr. Jehn FUrey nna
Mr. Michael Hegan.
Miss Helen MeQuade, of 1817 Perter
stret, entertained at cards en Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Canter, of
1938 Seuth Galloway street, are being
congratulated uoen the birth of n. son.
en Deoethber 12. Mrs. Canter will be
remembered as MIbs Esther Oershman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. Uershtnun.
NORRI8TOWN
. Mr. and Mrs. J, Kenneth Htauffcr, of
West Main street, entertained nt cards
In honor of Mr, and Mrs. Franceis U.
Theyskens, who recently returned from
a three mehths trip te EUr6pe. There
were sixteen guests present.
Dr. arid MM. C. Heward Harry, of
1004 De Kalb street, entertained at din
ner at their home. Thilr guests it eluded
Typical Conversations
Dy J. P. MeEVbY
FnUier and Mether Sending Child te.
Red
COMB, Johnny, It's bedtime for
little folks. .
(I DON'T WANNA (10 TO HBO).
Aw, let the peer kid stay tip n. while.
Xe, Johnny, it's time te wj..
I'A HAIIJ I COl'LD STAY U1V
(P
bed.
Rut, mother snld you had te go te bed. want nnyl
I,ct 'lm stay up a while ; it's early spenk in hi
I
child. Hew de you suppose I'm going I
te keen bis relinert when von tell him i
nticli tfitnes ns tlint? Hew nm I going
te exercise nny authority ever him. ,
mllAT'S just whnt I've get finished
- telling jnit. When I spenk te the
Vhlld you Interfere, and yet jeu don't
want anybody Interfering wiicn yitu
tot
Hew de you suppose I can hnve nny
nutherlty with the child If you nlwnys
Interfere when I'm correcting hlm7
BI'T he Isn't doing nny bnrm, Is he?
Ne, but he's get te go te bed when
I say se.
Oh. verr well. then, put him te. bed.
(wowwewwowwow : v e u
ha in i ren.n htay ri'.)
thel? traveling ' cmnpanle of a recent I Didn't jeu hear your father say jreii i YOl' AGAIN
Western trip. Cevers were laid for had te go te bed? ,.-.. Don't threaten the child. Thnt h
twelve. I (RI'T UK HAID I COUU) HlAx wny te manage hlin.
Of course, I don't.
Well, neither de I.
Who's Interfering new?
Yeu nre.
Who, me?
Yes, you,
I eertnliily nm net.
Well, if jeu're net, you wns.
Oh, hnve It your own wey. JOHNNY,
fiO TO RKD. IF I HAVK TO TKI.L
irhs'hter'isrHX'Wrt SmM"7ir?siffl7 w-Ifrewn
Pn'gtnc:."" " f WMh" SMenlcC." "of ' 1729 Rltner
Mk nml Mrn Clavlnn If. Iderfer.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles D. McAvoy, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry I. Fex, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeseph A. Curren, Mr. Jehn J. Hesey.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry II. Hysen. Mr. and
Mrs, Jehn Klnde Carter. Mr. U llroeko
Barrett. Mr. Jeseph D. itambe, Mr. Wil
liam Rambo. Mr. Jeseph 8. Hnmbe and
Mr. Rebert Ryder were among the Nor Ner Nor
rlstewn residents who attended the nn
nual Pennsylvania Society dinner lit New
Yerk City.
Mr. Jeseph D. Ramlm, of West Main
street, has returned from a two months
trip te Kureiie. He wns met In New
Yerk by Mrs. Rambo, Miss Katharine
A. Scheldt. Mr. C art Scheldt.
Mr Clmrlp llchrvt and dauirhtcr.
Mrs. Themas Watsen, of IV Kalb street,
have returned from a stay In Flerida.
Mm rteerL'n I'llllllDS. of Powell street.
has returned from Cnnedn, where for
the Inst six months ahu has been visiting
rclntlxes.
Mr. and Mra Jnmcs n. Dewlln. of
656 Mebln street. Norrlstewn, yestcrdrly
celebrated the llftlcth anniversary of I
their weddlnK day. Mr. Dewlln. who
Ih a retired empleye of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, Ih seventy
eight years old and MrB. Dewlln Is
seventy-three. Th n Is the third golden
wedding anniversary observed In the
fnmlly, eh both the parents and Brand
parents of Mrs. Dewlln lived te round
out P.ftv venrs of married llfe together.
Mr. anil "Mrs. Dewlln have tluee chil
dren, Miss Gertrude Dewlln. Miss Ethel
Dewlln and Mr. B. Atmore Dewlln. nil
of Norrlstewn In honor of the event n
reception was given at the ITewlln home
and wns attended by about 100 rlatlcs
and friends.
t'l
(Swnn te bed, de you hear your
mother tnlking te you?
DON'T holler nt the child like that
Who hollering nt him?
Yeu nre, you're frightening the peer
little fellow. , , ,,
(Jrent governor, you Just said I should
make him mind you.
Rut you don't hnve te scare him te
death. Yeu don't have te be n brute
nbeut It. ....
Who's n brute? Am I n brulc?
I didn't say ou wns a brute; I snld
en didn't hnvc te be brutal nbeut It.
Well, then handle him yourself. Den t
nHk mc te Interfere again.
I.M'ST nuked you net te Interfere,
didn't I?
Well, hnve It your own way.
Come Johnny, unbutton your shoes.
fRt'T PA SAID I COULD STAY
UP.)
Never mind whnt jour pn snld.
That's a nice thing te cny te the
no
Mnnnce him yourself, then.
(Meanwhile, Johnny is Maying up.)
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Druedlng, of
Twelfth street nnd Seventy-first He
nnue. Oak Ijine, entertained at dinner'
Wednesday night
Mr. Chnrles J. Webb, of Menlo Dedge. ,
Elklns Park, ha returned from the
Pacific Const, where he spent several
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles A. Reach have
returned te thi-lr home, Klklns and
Park avenue, Klklns Park, after spend
ing a few days at Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Walter Dnuneiibnum. et
Sharpless rend, Melrese Park, me bring
congratulated upon the birth of a
daughter, Mr. Rnnncnbaum will be re
membered n Miss Dorethy Reach,
daughter of Mr. Chnrles A. Bench.
with
n.innr Mr nnd Mrs. Rnird will go
down te Cnllfernin nnd will spend two
months traveling there before returning
te their home.
THIS evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Theo Theo
eore Selxas will give n lnrce dance
nt the fierimiutewn Cricket Club for
their daughter Amelle, who is a debu
tante. Amelle nnd her mother spent the
early pnrt of the summer In Kurepe nnd
had Intended te remnin until the fall,
k.., r UaUiiu vnu roinnmtier.wnR taken
...' . .... I ,u. - MIra Tire.v TVnlttMtn
very 111 n tneir nesenre an i..r, .- , --",,- -.7' -;;
Mlsa Marian Cahlr Doneghue, debu
tante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
D. Doneghue, 6733 Emlen street, Ger Ger
mnntewn, will be the guest of honor at
a brldire nartv which hrr mint Mn.
Frnnk Kegers Doneghue, will give at
her home. West Tulpeheckcn street. '
Gennnntewn, the latter part of January.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrows Slean, of Or- J
chard Hill, Ardmore, have Issued Invi
tations for a dance en Friday evening. I
January 13, in honor of their debutante
dnughter. Miss Eleaner P. Slean, nnd
Miss Adeline Cerey, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Alfred A. Cerey, Jr.
turned hurriedly te this city, fertu- w" "'
nam u nun " k"'ms """"
Amelle is very much liked in the
jeuncer set. She hn.s light and curly
hnlr nnd wears It bobbed, that Ib, It wns
bobbed when I saw her last, but se
many of the girls nre letting their hair
grew new. I hesitate te. say new u is
daughter of
Wattson. of
avenue and Jehnsen Htreet.
Gennnntewn, will entertain ns her guest
ever the holidays Miss Margnretta
White, of Princeton, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Cendlt Kellogg
have issued Invitations for a reception
following- the marrlnce of their daunh-
ter. Miss Helen Talbott Kellogg, and
flern unless I have seen them just n Mr. Henry Mnrtln Justl. Jr., en Tucs-1
day. January 10. at 6:30, at the home)
or Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg, Woodbine ave- ,
nue, Overbroek. Mr. Justl and his bride
will be nt home after February 1 nt ,
126 Cynwyd rend, Cynwyd.
fn ii0iku hefnre
The Ferdinand Craves will entertain
at dinner before the dance tonight In
honor of Helen Hendersen, nnd the
Tnnnnti T. t.l,,nD 11(M lU'J1 (1 flltinpr fflf
their dnughter 'Henrietta nt Pelhum Miss Amello 11. Selxns. of Queer, I-ane j
pnllrf " Maner, Gcrmnntewn, has Issued Invite-
none for a bridge en Tuesday after
neon, December se. In noner of Miss
Court.
TOMORROW evening n ball will be
Klten nt the Rltr.-Cnrltnn by a num
ber of the younger mnrrled men, meHt
of whom are under thirty, nnd nil of
whom nre under thirty-five. It will be
a beautiful affair. The men en the
Ilenedleks nnd Mid-Winter Committees
Cnth.irtne I.nlnr, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Ilalley Dnler, of Gllferfl
Maner, Baltimore, who will be her guest
for xi few days.
Miss Mary Marshall Scott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gcerge Morten Scott,
of Baltimore, will arrive en Thursday
are usually some years elder than these te be I the guest of Miss Marian Cnhlr
ivlr ,i,.. fr,.i- ,nn.nrrr,.. ,.ili nml T Doneghue. debutante dnughter of Mr.
f,llS, ! S7",Lt0,?'"'r0J,JBL,f.K',J "5? Mr.. Daniel Donej;huo, at her home.
niiiiii ,i n imr in mn.- uutc m. ...... ... r,7:i3 I'lmien Hlrppr. i;rmniirfiivn
nd. I hope they'll keep this one Soett will attend the dnnce Mr.
the kin
up net jenr.
NANCY WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Henry 'Dixen, of the
Poplars. Chestnut Hill, will entertain
at n d nner en Mendny evening, in
honor m" Miss Elizabeth B Wnyne,
dehutnnte daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs.
Jeseph Wnyne, before the dnnce Mr.
and Mrs. J Rutherford McAllister, of
Brickhelme, riu-stnut Hill, will gle at
the Philndelphln Cricket Club for Miss
Wayne, M ss Wayne returned yester
day from llosten, where she wns the
guest of Mrs. Geerge Wlnslew for a
week.
The guests from out-of-town who will'
nttend the d'nner te be given In honor
of .MIsh .Margaret Mellen, of Pittsburgh
hv Mr, and Mrs. William Drayten
orange, at the Ilitx-Cnrltnn, en Thurs
day ecnlng, December 22, before the i
uanci- te be given In honor of their
Miss
and
Mrs. Theodere G, Selxas will clve en
Thursday evening In honor of their
debutnnte daughter. Miss Amelia. 11. '
Selxns, at the Germantown Cricket Club, '
Miss Elizabeth F. Cepe, daughter of
Mra Walter Cepe, who Is spending the
winter In Bosten, Mass., will Jein her
brother, Mr Oliver Cepe, who Is a
student at Harvard, en Monday and
return te spend the holidays with their
mother nt their home, 200 Hast John John Jehn
eon street, Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs. SYnncIs M. Hutchin
son, of 1700 Springfield avenue, are en-
tertaming me itev. ana .Mrs. Clarence
W. Blspham for a few days. Mr. and I
Mrs. Blspham, who have recently re-'
turned from a trip around the world, '
spending two years In China and Ja
pan, will go this week te New Yerk '
returning later te this city, and will ,
enve seen after for a visit te Indian Indian
npells. j
Mrs. Kntherlne T. Dutz. dnughter of
, Hffx h.I HT.. flnn.A.f Tl T , 0 t a..
MlMFrVn'," S Ts. V or k" ' "" wh has "been a guest of Miss
Mi f er'trudc D xen M'm CnreTvn nnl elen lrcsman, of Fertv-thlrd street
iln.r.. ..., ,i.. ,..., n tnuiiia , rciurnwi 10 ni-r nenie.
..I.IV..V mil, tiiinii i-.n in- .it... w ,tic, . i
Niw Yerk: Mr Ix-Movne Page, of I The engagement of MIsh Margaret M.
riusnurgn. nnd Mr. Allan iiyan. jr.. niorrlsen, or tins city, te .Mr. B. Cllr-
nnd .Mr Theodere Ryan, of New Yerk ford Bewman, of Wllllnmspert, Pa,, at
.., ,. ...,. , ...,. ,.n present a senior at the University et
-ATW .h." 5ur." " V'? ,"l,t,: f-.P.:." Pennsjhnnla. Han been aiineuni
'.. .,., ,1111'llt, 111,1 ,1,1111- H, T A-... ' ..
nt the Ili'lleue-.Str.it ford en Wednesday
evening. Pvcember -I. by Mr and Mis '
Jeiepn Jlelllj. of 2209 St James place,
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Badger, of
... i ... . , . . .. ,. , 1il. ,1,11, ,!!. liciuvil . J,11Ji:ur. Ul
t.rU'!nTr-.V.fi lnii"1!5liL',l,,.Mi nm! Kthclbert Maner. Wayne, announce the
burg.i K.iul I Rellly. w II be Mr. and pngagement et their daughter. Miss Olive
n?.;?0.hn,K'u,"." eflr,V.',nBm.'n,,A1.' . C Badger, te Mr. Paul F. Stacy, of
nnd their daughter Miss Virginia Kaul ; vviv vnrk
fr nn.l r ,.....1. Ifnl.l n U M..UU C W lUIHl
Davids, will spend the Christmas seusen
In Atlantic City.
ANOTHER
Pa" and" Miss Louise Lynch: of Pitts- Mr nnd Mrs Jehn Carlisle , of St.
DurBii
Mr. nnd MrH William K. Geedman.
Jr, of Germantown avenue. Chestnut, ..,....... I
Hill nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh I. W.lsen. I GERMANTOWN
of .Montgomery avenue, llryn Mnwr, Mr nm, Mrs, jHeph Wnsserman, of t
hae Issu-d limitations .for n. dinner te wissahlcken nenue nnd Hertter street.,
he i given nt the Helleyue-Mrn ford en w ,eave fr st, iMui!li Me ncxt ttcck I
Friday evening. December 2... In honor te be ,)rcsent t the elghtlelh blrthdar i
of their daughters, MIbs Jane V. Uoed- ccebratlen of Mrs. Wllllnm Stlx, Mrs.
man and Mlns I.eu se S. Wlsnn. before wasserman's mother, I
tne CnrlstmiiK meeting of Mrs. Charles ti. i.i.. iM,..ri,,i, r.ir i-i
Stewart Wnrt' n incliiu flnsi Mlsa Adi( n Intcrbottem. 510 King'
aiewnrt tturts Dancmi, cmss street, W ssahlcke:!, entertained at u,
Mr nnd Mrs. Henry O. Wilbur have dinner party at her home en Tuesday
Issued Invitations for n reception en atoning. Among the guests were Miss i
Thursday evening. December 29. from ' Mary Hannah. Miss Ruth M. Andersen,
8 until 10 o'clock, at the Ilellevut- Miss Reberta Muchnlck Miss Hulen M.
Strntferd te celebrate the elghty-sw- Harrington, Mr Martin H. nper, Mr,
cnth birthday niinitcrsnry of Mr. Wll- Jeseph Ueva, Mr. M. Jamen Mcirlnnd .
bur and Mr. nnd Mrs, Jeseph McBrlde.
Miss Cprnelln Livlngstone Van Hens- Miss Mae ueian. jdi west Duval
felaer Streng debutante daughter of street, will entertain at cards nt her
Mr and Mrs Theodere Streng, of New home en Saturday evening, December 31.
-. uimii iuii, ,. u,, win itinve neru en i
1niul... . ...Ml 1 ,.., , .... '
"lumiij uiiu iviu ih, t'llieriiillieii it
the gtleHt i,f tier rnUMln. MIrb Kvltln
vn itensselaer Streng, daughter of Mr. I
nun .Mrs. Alan Hnrtwt-ll Streng, of 2030
i'e uincey Htreet, ever tlie weck-cnu. . . w mv -
Rne will come te nttend the dinner nnd l Tl IjTj IVTT,
theatre party gten by Mr, nnd Mrs I iIr r llll 1
Streng en Saturday evening, In honor VAA
f their dnughter. Miss Streng who, . . -. v y
Is a student nt the Nnttennl Catheilral ' CTllDV
hehoel nt Washington, will return te J Vi: M.
Otr home Inniorrew pvelllnir '
MIsh Virginia de Mernt Smith, debu
tnnte dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur
Renrborne Sin th. of Spring Valley,
nynnettoed will be the guest of honor
at a dinner at the Hltz-C nrlten. te be
followed by a theatre party which her
uncle and nunt. Mr nnd Mrs Walter
neward Jehnsen, of 21S S-mth Forty
second street, will give en Tuesday eve
ning, Jnnunry 3, befere the dnnce Mr.
and Mis W lllam Harmen Geerge, of
235 Seuth Fifteenth street, will give at
the Uellevue. Stratford for their debu
tante daughter. Miss ri Martyn Geerge.
M.ss Smith will be the guest of honor nt
J- dinner en Thursday evening which
Mr. nnd Mrs. William W. Hepburn, of
yillnnevn, will glve at the Rltz-Cnrlten
before the ball Mrs. Ilenjnmln II. Heath,
0,f, 1911 Walnut street, will give nt the
lilw-Cnrlten for her daughter, Miss A.
Jiirta P. Heath. -
Mrs. Frances S. Dougherty, of 2308
by Frnnk L. I'acknrd, nuther of
The Mirnclc Man," entitled:
"FROM
NOW
ON"
will begin in the Evening Public
Ledger, Snturdny, December 17.
This story Ih full of thrills nnd
tells of the theft of n fortune, n
long prison term, nnd the regen
eratien et n croon inreugn mc
lore of a wemgru
Watch for thW new aerial story.
'1
BONWIT TELLER GCOl .
$fa iSpecialfy tfJiep xf Origination
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
The Annual December Sale
Furs of Superior Quality
A comprehensive collection of Women's and Misses'
Coats, Capes and Wraps developed of
Peltries of the highest quality.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
MISSES' HUDSON SEAL COATS
125.00
Regularly Priced 195.00
A wonderful group of Hudsen Seal Coats, in 28 or 30 inch lengths, which
are fashioned of fine selected pelts. Seme have cellars and cuffs of contrasting
fur. Sizes 14-16-18.
Black Peny Coats
85.00
Regularly 125.00
Fashionable belted model in
length features cellars and
36 - inch
cuffs of
natural raccoon.
French Seal Coats
185.00
Regularly 265.00
36-inch model, fashioned of selected
pelts; has cellar and cuffs of skunk.
Hudsen Seal Wraps
350.00
Regularly 495.00
Wraps of beautiful Hudsen seal pelts,
cut en graceful lines; 40-inch model.
Scotch Mele Wrap
350.00
Regularly 495.00
Handsome Scotch mole wraps and coats
in 40 and 45 inch lengths. Seme
trimmed with contrasting furs.
Hud. Seal Wraps
495.00 .
Regularly 650.00
One-of-a-kind wraps and coats of fine
Hudsen seal, trimmed with contrasting
furs.
1 French Seal Coats
145.00
Regularly 195.00
Swagger 36-inch model developed of fine
French seal pelts; self-cellar and cuffs.
Hudsen Seal Coats
325.00
Regularly 450.00
Hudsen seal coats in 40-inch belted
model; trimmed with skunk cellars and
cuffs.
Hudsen Seal Coats
350.00
Regularly 495.00
Full, loose lines and superb pelts distin
guish this 45-inch model of finest Hud Hud
eon seal.
Nat. Squirrel Wrap
550.00
Regularly 750.00
40 and 45 inch models of fashionable cut
are developed of fine dark squirrel skins.
Russ. Kelinsky Wrap
695.00
Regularly 1050.00
Distinctive lines and perfectly matched
skins are features of this handsome wrap.
NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS
145.00
Regularly 195.00
Swagger belted model, in 40-inch length, fashioned of finely marked and
well-matched skins. Shawl cellar and cuffs of self-fur.
FIFTH FLOOR
I'llll.A. f KclUKMOHf 'IIIKA1 Iti:
r-nODCCT NHJJITH AT A.1S
rUIVKEOl rnp. Mats. Wr1, A Pat.
" 'The Broadway Whirl' ia
one of the greatest antidotes
te earthly misery, and seekers
after real pleasure will find the
Ferrest Theatre their coveted
haven." itEcenn.
T1IK n-STAIt MUSICAL, INTOXICANT
Blanche Ring
Chts. Winningcr
Winona Winter
Jay Gould and
Th Fameua
Millionaire' Cheru
He.its ter t.pt Wel en Swle Today
Xmas and New Year's Weeks
SEATS TODAY Ir11 AI-t
eavii) nnr.Asce & a. i.. kruvneiuim
TH F MARVELOUS
I m K, PRODUCTION
WANDERING
JEW
a'tWMIMV'Irtt
1a J IIMlUi
ETvjp
vmfV.'B liaBlSffWAl
ntnwTWN or i,kk a j. j. sin hkht
DAItY MATS. AT 2. CV15. AT 0
Amerlm'. i urrmt t'oterntura Koprnne
. BELLE STORY
CHARLES T.'ALDRICH, MASTERS
& KRAFT REVUE, BURT EARLE
6c HIS GIRLS, WALTER WEEMS,
CALLAHAN &. BLISS
OK nt'O. IIARTTCR A nkANKS, tVCY
is. ana a Ureal Horreunainc mil
MA,?KAirrMtTT6v,ri,T.rs?T" -Betty
Compson
in ft New Paramount Pletur
"Ladies Must Live"
Directed y Oeeme I.en Tueltef
Special Musical Featurt)
The Popular CemtKuer ami Director
WASSILI LEPS
Will Conduct Stanley Orcheatra
BUSTER KEATON
In "Till! lr.AYIIOL'HK"
Tonight
A i Peroennl Compliment
tn Mr. I .era I he f nnrua of the
Philadelphia Operatic
Society
Will l" Heanl
At 7 30 nml n .10 V M.
STANTON
MAIIKKT AT HIXTKKNTtt HTIIKKT
WILLIAM FOX pranf
GREATEST
DRAMATIC
SENSATION OF
THE SEASON!
I'rii-e'i All Kte. (ex. hoi.) 30c te S2.50
Mate. 'n Hit A New Vnr'e f.iir te '.'
NIUIITS AT 8:15
Vnxt .Mate. 0. A Pnt.
rty
i: Tn.rPL.K
TllfllSTON
Garrick
r-aRS
BULLDOG
DRUMMQMD
A PLAY OF ADVENTURE.
Jilk A. f.. MATTHLW3
Sputa for the I. nut Werk nn .Sale T.iJay
Xmas and New Year's Weeks
SFATS TODAY. von all
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
IN
JAMKA Fennns1 uiiii.i.iant rrMiuv
The Famous Mrs. Fair
1'IIICKS AI.I. IKHKOHMANl,i:s (EX-
ClU'TINfl SATIMIDAV AND HOI.IllAY
NtOHTS). Tc TO 12 An
XTntlnri. Wrrt Sri and New Yrir'e
BROAD Last3Evgs. "V;
CHAIII.KM KItOII.MAN Preeenti
SKINNER
In Tem Cudhlnc a Play
BLOOD AND SAND
Ily VUVVTK HI f( IIANTJ7
NKXT WI1KK HKATH TODAY
ET H E L
BARRYMORE
In the pln In which her triumph hns
been without parallel In the hlaiury
of the Amerlmn ntnan
"DECLASSEE"
6y Zee Akins
I'rlcei all prrfermamra lecrpt Hon Hen
Iny nlahta) A0c tn J; r.O
NP.XT IVKKK-
Vaudeville's Costliest Act
. The WHIRL OF NEW YORK
, rontlrneil Voralen of
I The Pn nm il h N. Y. W Intrr
. fiurdeii Mitre, W III M People
ROY CUMMINGS
Bard & Pearl, Kene & Green
KYRA
TIIK IIANCKR
Nancy Gibbs Purcella Bres.
J. Hareld Murray
nnit n Biirreundln: Hill of All-Star Acta
fA i BSPHr'
10 'Mr STW
Mfc MAT. SAT.
j0-FOH 2. WEEKS ONLY -r
l. Hay Comateck & Merrla Geat I'reaent
ALICE A
DelysiA
i token j-ntla. b
AFGAR
-TIM CTCOMN0R,
"SIik hat taken rMa. bv atertn."
wwnw aaY ja " nrr
AtO A
ttmuu CAST
THI eNTIRL PRODUCTION COSTUMCO BY
PAUL POICET
xr tATtir ajse mr sixivtmm mtts enxnun
SAM
S.
SHUBERT
S ACT 3 NIGHTS
mr&f .MAT. SATl'ltUM
efrtrjDr OSCAr STIJAUs cmvm7 swat'
OPENING XMAS MAT. DEC.26
tMATj new ren xnAirrc.Hi''nAX3nTfAMr
HIWWRKWIMTfH THE
OA3DIHI ITIJI m
vr
Pfrjtrrnr
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OF 1931 Cs ' " "ihy MU
NK-hta at UrtO
Mnta. Thur. A
nt. - ?-?n
ADELPHI
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Pep. Mat. Today $1.50
Seati NOW 8 Weeki Ahead
OOOn SKATe AT TIIK IIOX
ernrr. for m.i. ri:itKiit.M.N'i s
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M)W I I !
OPLRA
HOU4E.
METROPOLITAN
CdepERA
" 0tl.l.i UUI UKHMtCW " 'JT'
REPERTOIRE LAST 3 DAYS
I'enlKlit "lliirhcr uf - III-. ' Uuh
U iiimmi IIehi'hi ci a. iVr i li. Hihmi
i hkI I 'emul TeiiMir. Kr. I'liutt."
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Scon iku.hi) ltier OAinl.e Mil Mat,
-"Miuliinir lliittertl." I"ltlu uuerti
l'yu-Ul ItiiNfACll Vnllr Ci r I Ir IHuhI
"ut. I'.ir. "CiiMillt-rln ItiiKtliirmiii '
--ir ij rnlen Annntlnl DAnilm f .1
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mill U KM XN N, una CIIICsTMT si
11:30, 1:30
3:30, 5:30
7:30, 9:30
Matineei, 35c, SOc
Eveningi, Saturday Matinee,
All Holidays, 50c. 75c
M tCHESTmfTSl"" BROAD
ll a r te M :m i' m
Cecil B. De Mille Production
'Shots
Paradise"
IT S A PArtAMOl'NT IMCTI'IIIS
WITH
Dorethy Dalten, Mildred Har
ris, Cenrad Nagel, Theodere
Kosloff and Others
At 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30,
7:30, 9:30 (
Ornan, Orchestra, Soloists
Dallv .'ii)e I. en n T.'.c
Faturrtnjn nn1 Hnllitayi. Afttr
1 I" At lltri.liii. lrrea
PAI ATP ,aH MAIIKET St.
1 2wXIiA1.Ca 10 A M t.. tt.ir. P.M.
Anita Stewart
ARCADIA
MAFtSHAI.L
Vftt V
PLAVTIIINUH
ill-
nrsTisT"
i'Hi:-lNlT HT.
H-l Kith 111 A. M.
.n i i i, t
"BITS OF LIFE"
victeria;;"?;
WIM.IAM FOX
aft.- -i a i
i-'T t ah IHh
In Itl'A P M.
"SHAME"
PADITAI "- MMIKKT TltKHT
trVli 1 JU t M tn II IS P M.
"Don't Tell Everything"
PAIIAMT'VT-IH" "P I T" 1" -TI'IIRWUh
Wallace Reid. Gleria
Swanson and Elliett Dexter
REGENT w-V.um Mt-HWFn
" lir't'lIT III ll-H(IMS"
GLOBE XTy
H-NMPRrt 111 M
THE BIGGFST AND BEST
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
AT T.ITTI I' PrillTH
BROADWAY. ",!.,,A-,,JVf"a
Vaudeville and
Gleria Swanson in '
"Under the Lash"
ALLEGHENY vnu w.iV.um?N,T
5 Acts of Vaudeville
AM) A PAKAMOl .NT 1'IPTI ItC
Gleria Swanson T.;',L'NDt!S,
MAIIKCT
I M
CROSS KEYS Tn
"MAIDS OF PHILLY"
ALHAMBRA '".m.T'x "W
-tViiWIU.INri ni HAItilt.l) 1.1.0YD
in si: Kit wi;m:v
.THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
HATS CLEANED
Remodeled
In the newrat ihuw.
for aixirta unit nutlni
wenr.
Our 40 rrixra of ri.
prrlcnra la ut your
rrlce.
Stein man
51 N. 7tll St. Phiiuet Mnrkrt 14.11
Hrnnclil Jcffrraen Dire Werka. 107 H. ltth
&mffmfm((M((MM(mmtfa.ai(.wf(m
We make our
Corsets fit you
"rOU tien't hnvc te get nc- H
-- custemed te our corsets H
we make them Ret accustomed
te you by correct, expert fit-tins.
HikwIiiI Httrnllnn te Hteuta,
hurdrnl unil Mutrmlt),
madaine
CW:
i
835' Chestnut St. .
yteJE22zienKnATr. rniadzaRszml
n.-ii i
mm
LTrtERTAE1
limn Spnire 4'ne
iiAJ.crhS'iiPJ-
XMKIIICA'H sKI-rrilKKT IN TIIK
811'IIKMK Tllll MI'll 01' IIK.U l'Alli:r.U
MARY PICKFORD
IN
Little Lord Fauntleroy
The urlnlecr.it of tlw film lalilr
--I'M' Lnlar
Alllll-.l) lTIIArilON
J. FRANK MERRICK'S
sr.Mt'lIilNY I'OM'KUT UIU IIKSTHA
SW1NNKN A MMTl'wi) ut Ih. werhla
la'k't-Hl thmre nraan
AlliiKH I'll'Tl HK
1. Aliilne Current i:nl yf t)0 World
'.' I'elnrril .rcnlc HMcv.
3 Ai-mut'M Ftil.la
Ten r,:lVV.-T 'AriVr-V r. M
SOc-- 75c
KiiMilnr I'rlri-a Vfter i p, ji.
8ittuntiia unil llellilnia
Tenlaht
nt
HilS
New Yerk Symphony Orchestra
lMIKIM'll Cnnilurlnr
l.imt Airiiriiiiip ThU Kruaen
D'ALVAREZ
rONTIlM.TO, xoleist
Krlilin
ut .1 ll"
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lit H IS
Philadelphia Orchestra
IIVMIN sMI'IIONV
N'O. .1, tl MVIOIl
Tura.
Km .
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MrtruiHilltun 0irrit Cu., N. Y,
LOHENGRIN
Minra. Jrrllut (Klrat Amw-ir.
miff llt-rc.'. 1 itfrnuiirr. SIM.
i r-i-iniiiirii, niiriiiii llliiaa.
lniiliiirill. I nml. IWiilniiihr
" Hcnt" Vtartrne &. Ilrpiir'a. lilt) Chmtiiuf
B. F. KEITH'S
ED. GALLAGHER & AL SHE AN
In htai'T"
CIIAS. OI.l'OTT A M lt ANN
MM. k JIIU MANIIKI,
TIIK MIlltlllT IIANtKIIH
M'll.l.lK .HOI.AH IHlll A I'KUUV
VM.KNTINK AMI DTIIKII KTIIH ANIJ
ia COURTNEY SlSTERS-iMHiKNCK
Mllh Til Kilt I 1.1 It VIUIMt ll INTKTfK
First Annual Dance
(iivr.N in
Ledger A. A.
Thurs. Evg., Dec. IS, 1921
Mercantile Hall, 1422 N. Bread St;
Prof. Rau's Orchestra
Tlrkrta. 5llr 1 nrllld Ine TiU
ST. SAUVEUR ,V,.&W,H,?,
axons"- v M 'A,r ' '"''or th.
Churrh. lnra Onntfr will s'nar .V) ci
CASIN
ORPHEUM tl"niewn 4 ChiUn
Mat 1(m1h,, 'jiift
ORPHEUM PLAYERS In
"The Naughty Wife"
KEYSTONE "'U,,VT;.V
8th Wainut, Mat. Te4ay
ewery Burlejquer
"e7nr Th, DUMONT'S V?'u Aiiciiuvia. na
.ts: emmett 'vmm mirif
tjih iiXr
nd -wht
Girk LvHem
M
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