'vr
Udl ' Gv. SSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
iSlancy tf yme Sees Se;ie Smart Clethes Sie Tells of
an Hener Conferred en Miss Margaret Robins by
France Plays and Players te Have Club Night
I
SAW MnrJery Tayler Ilanlwlck In
town nlmppinc tlie ether day. She
nan wenrliiu n Rorgcetis topcent 01
moleskin, innriV with n wide cellnr nml
cu(Th. nnd her hat was n rather ninnll
model of henna duvctyne, embroidered
in a dnrker hIiiuIc of silk wool. Mar Mar
eory Jinn the most wonderful coloring,
her checks nre just like roses and she
looked meet specially attractive, I
thought.
HAVE you heard that Margaret
Itehlns linn received word from
Majer Dubrcull, of the French Kmbnny
at Washington, thnt hIic Ii&h been
awarded the French Commemorative
.Medal, officially the "mcdellle com
memorative de la grnndc guerre," for
her distinguished Bervlcc In the French
war zone
This Is "the third decoration who has
received. The two nicdnls from the
Perblnn Oevernment, which reached her
n couple of years nge, arc very large and
heavy and most elaborately enameled.
I have net seen one of the Commemo
rative mednls. but imagine it Is net se
large as the Serbian medal. The Croix
de Ouerrn Is net se large, but tin Mre
Is nothing compared with the meaning,
18 IK
Margaret mediiih ih win uuuHiucr ui
Mr. and Mrs. Tem lleblns, of 1711)
Locust street. Mr. nnd Mrs. lleblns
nnd their daughter returned from n long
stay in Europe several months nge. Mrs.
Robins Is prominent In 'the affairs of the
Kinergency Aid.
THE fifty-fifth of the Plays and
Players Club nights will be held
this evening nnd tomorrow in the play
room of the association, at 43 Seuth
Eighteenth street.
It sounds extremely interesting te me,
s they are te give three plays of vari
ous periods in the last century and the
present day. They arc cnlllng the eve
nings "Contrasts," and the first play
let Is te be "The Kiss in the Dark,"
which was given here In the old Arch
Street Theatre en May I), 1803, when a
benefit was played for Mrs. Jehn, Drew.
The second play Is "The Decision of the
Court," and It wan given in 1803, while
the last Is a 1021 production, "Clese the
Peer," as produced by the Provincetown
l'l.ijeis in New Yerk this year
Mrs. J. Heward lleber Is in charge
of the club nights this month nnd Jeu
Dcering has the stage hcttlngs In his
rare The 1803 playlet will be directed
by Jeseph Crnlg Fex, the 1893 one by
Mrs. Hcber, and the present-dny pro pre
. iluetien will have Dr. Daniel Ileyt te
guide it. I anticipate an evening of ex
ceptional Interest.
TIIH children, Melly, aged seven, nnd
Jeck, five, came very myhterletisly
te Granny the ether day and giving her
twenty whole cents said : "(rniiii , we
want jeu te buy mother the very pret
tiest pink wrapper jeu can find Christ
mas, tiranilmetlier, ui'ltig rntiici long
.ufferlng. te say the least, but with it I
all exult ng In thus being usisl, ngreiM !
te the piopeiition and pnckctli the
twenty cents rnme home that evening
with n box containing a levelv pink
erepe nnd lace negligee, which Im 1 n't
her back exactly $M8t). for it had cost
).l, ana sne nan auncii inu reiurvu
twenti-nlne elirhtv te the twentJ cents.
That evening Melly and Jack
fame te supper and te M'i the
wrapper. While they were at the
table efter having seen the lovely
Ihlug nnd expressed their npprccl.illc.ji
of its henutv. Mell) suddenly (.poke up
and said: "Oh Granny, 1 foiget te unk
you for the change today." Then' was
a moment of utter slleiue. luoken only
by Mury. the maid, who knew of th
trnnHnctlnn, and who guffaw eil leudlj
.mil lied from the mom. Tin it added
Mnllj, "but perhiip". there wiimi t an."
"Ne," ngreed .Tuck. "I don't Mippn.-c
ou could gel 1111 awfully pretty wrap
per for ten cents."
"Ne. denr," hiild Granny, who had
finally recovered her veire, "there w.m
net nn chanKe; jmi we you uniiti'il the
very nicest 1 could Ret. m I Hjient it
ill." NANCY WYNH. ,
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr ana Sirs Aiirca J. veiirnin,
ellratli. of
, , ...-
l ilJ Pine street, announce th
elr daiiKhtei Mian ltosalle
irnth and Mr Martin Hnw-
: 2d', son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Duchler, of 21 Pclham read.
bh ltosalle
ment of their dnughtei
Btnsen Vellrnth
ard uuehler
William E.
Garmantown
The guests who will nttend the dinner
,ki., ..i i,ii. ,. ,.n mhl t
Henry Dixen of Uhodera. Chestnut Hill, .
Ul sive n honor irt Jl ss uuzaneui J , """' .",V' "'"""' ",'" , " rs -iiintcTMAe M,le-l A Kl,,,;
Wayne, debutante daunhter of Mr and Michael O Vr.ce. of this city. Mhese pHRISTMAS MemillR! A blazing
Mrs. Joseuh Wavne, before the danpe "2nrr "?, ,0. Mrs Hecrmann s son, Mr. VJ Yule lep: in the fireplace and a
Mr and Mrs. J. Huthcrferd McAllister. , "al;',' C. Heerrnenn. Mill take nlace en Gift Basket of Fruit from Hallo Halle
of Ililckhelme. Chestnut Hill, will Blve ' J'"'"'!' T1u Guests Included the ' "' iiq Brenr! helew CnPstnuM nn
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club for , M l"1. , iu VKl ?? 1 fl?i rtft ,,,V.; i'l"
Miss Wayne. will Include Miss Kath- I 'he table. It is the Gift which makes
arine Dlssten I'eTter. Mis-i Hllzabeth I OAK LANE the day complete a lovely Basket
iiaiuea, Mies warj u .Nixon, miss Kiea-
nor T. DunnlnK, Mlsn LouIbe Dixen, Mr
lames rerffuien, Mr. unancs Tiiemnsnn,
Mr Cooper Smith Mr Jehn Wright.
Mr Jeseph Sill Clark, .Ir , and Mr Percy
Wilsen.
The guests who Mill nttend the din
ner thly evcnlnjf te no Riven by Mr
ana Mrs Jehn M. Hamilton, of Chestnut
Hill. In honor of thblr debutante dauKh-
ler. wee Margaret Hayes Hamilton.. be- ,
fore the dance Mr. and Mrs, J Ruther
rerd McAllister will rIve nt the Phila
delphia Cricket Club for Miss nllzabeth
D. Wayne, debutante daughter of Mr.
and Mm. Jeseph Wayne, will Include
MUs Margaret A Phelps, MIbk Louisa
M, Wallls. Miss Nnncy II Stoughten.
Miss Cernelia 8 Ilankln, Mr Francla
n neeves. 8d, Mr. H. Custls Weed. Jr., I
Mr. Rebert Pent and Mr. Pnrnum War-
rlner.
The guesta whrt will attend the din
ner en Thursday evening, December 29,
which Mrs. Walter Schuyler Volkmar,
of QreyBteck, Chestnut Hill, will glve
at the Acorn Club, In honor of MIbs
Blliabeth Weed, daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. Rebert Jarvls Weed, of New
Orleans and Pasadena, Calif., and Miss
Alice Heyt, daughter of Mrs, 13. Tedd
lly; 2116 Spruce street, before the
i tl?.8f c the Saturday Evening Dnnc
ng Class, will Inclua Miss Dera
trutcner Tlan U.n.l.l,n T1,.. v.i....
bS?'?01?'-, Mrlntyre, Mr. Mathew i
m- rt'? ir- Mr- Rederick Swepe,
n.n..orr.,s,SweiVJ',CaJet Frank Cr-
f?,ur?f iVeat elnti N' Y" and Mr
"-uui MacCuen Smith. Mlna wj
M22,'vai.8tuaf.vt nt U9 Spcnce Scheel
m-i .'fl will ppend a week as the
Kiwi or Mrs. Volkmar. Mrs
0
Tedd
UTI T711I nnl.,1. n n,n..ll.. - . .
hftS'in?..,?Atl,n.?a en Saturday next In
Im2 nvll8.8 W2 aC? Mrs William
ntlrt..:?0b?r,ts' v.f th Navy Yard, will
flit1 n &J Junchoen for Miss Weed en
Monday, December 88.
T Housten Dunn, of 401 Seuth
lu!EE;fl0.0OJ,d "f1 wHI entertain nt
aJSii0 "J honor et Mls Mary
tar5.anduM'" ulse Hwaln, of Urls-
aTnteh0B5eet.Pa"lng th W'nter ftt
ef1iTi.n1d lIr8- J' Bertram Lipplncett.
their . h.BprU.?a "trcet- wUl entertain In
thSir if.f'iH'0 .pe.ra tomorrow evening
MrnTi,p.pinoeUl Dr- 8 D Patter
wn ana Dr. UMward Wlnslew Tayler.
A iJl Jaee Addloen I3gan, U. S.
PariS JS? npwatlens Commission In
'eiSwS'i arrveL1'' tills country today
ttMM.in w"h'nsten. He will pass
a iv yuJ h!.8 Bister' m'w u
3ila! Vm. " .n?0hk.8t0 ner nm In
tethiInls.,a500'19 ofran'e llret visit
of $LCH ,nnve yS"-8- ' a. brother
A 4, Heward P,head. of Hale,
a me Vateut trwt. and of Mr, Jehn
7 H n Ue of JJMa.
tarS?n?Ul' W who will Uenfl the
'"ner te be e-lvnrf h xv nn m
Bill B iw7 jT'. Wi "! "i "
Klti. Carlten, en Friday .evening next,
In honor of Miss I.enore A Mcrall
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph It
McCnll, of Sjeamore read, Merlen, and
Mr. Nermnn Hlllnrrt MacLelsh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MneL6lsh, of
Cralftle Lea, Olencee, 111., whose on en on
gagemont has recently been announced,
will be Mr nnd Mrn. Charles Lewis
Beric, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Sewoll Herlo. i
Mr. nnd Mrs. Trlstrnm Collin Celfcct. i
3d, Mr. and Mrs. lleglnnld Jacobs, Mr I
and Mrh. Albert E. Kennedy, Jr., Mr.
nnd Mrs. Gilbert Mather, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jeseph II. McCntl, Jr., Lieutenant nnd
Mrs. Geerge Wlllcex Mclvcr, Mr. and
Mrs. Geerge W. I'cpper, Jr., Mr. nnd
Mrs Arthur E. I'ew, Mr. and Mrs. An
drew W. Torter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis
II. nehlcn, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hehart
Perter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph H. Ketllns,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Itlchnrd Tllglnnnn, Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. Cavcrly Newlln. Miss Hnr
barn M. neyd, Miss Hldney Middle, Miss
.Klonner P. Dnvls, Miss Nancy 11. Dun
ning, Miss Emilia K. de Koscnke, MIsh I
Jesephine Iloepor, MIsh Mildred Leng-1
streth, Miss Adelalde 8. Newlln, Miss I
Helen Hnrte Skelton, Miss Frances T.
Leaf, Miss Nancy Bellers, Miss Mnry I
L. Scull, MJns Helen L. Hewell, Miss i
Ajiittiivii, nuiici, .uiwj ivkviiei x rice, '
ait. jenn ii. liiyc, Mr. itnnry v. nere,
Mr. Arthur Crlsllcld, Mr. Henry Drlnten
Coxe. Jr.. Mr. Themas Dav. Mnlnr sihte.
nrt Warren Cramer, Jr., Mr. Nerman
Klllsen, Jr., Mr. Hareld Evans, Mr.
Wayne H. Evans, Mr. Jehn D, Hcyl, I
Mr. Alfred Hunter. Mr. Marshall Creu- I
man nnd Mr. Elmer Hewell. The inientu
will Inter attend the dance te be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Evans In honor of Miss
Margaret A Pheliis, debutante daughter
of Mrs. Charles M. Phelps.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Jehn Drowning Clement.
Jr., of Ardmore, are receiving congratu
lations upon the birth of a daughter,
Margherlta, en Thursday, December IB.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry S. Greve, of 2'R
west Tulpehecken street. Oermantewn.
will entertain nt n large family dinner
en Christmas Day. Their son nnd
daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Walter
II. Greve, of Pcrlal Farms, Essex, N. Y
and their granddaughter, MIbs Helen It.
Orove, and grandson, Mr. Henry S.
Orove, 2d, are thelr guests for the holt
days. Miss Helen Orove Is a student at
Slmsbury, Conn.
Mrs. Jonathan Bailey Ilrewder, who
r,-0enr v,ltln r dnughters, Mre.
Geerge. H. Earle, 3d, of Orayn lane.
Haverford and Mrs. Walter IcmaIey
n,T,er?in'?f 7,803 I1' Mflrtln3 Ia". Chest
?. ' slv co .hJr cturn from Mon Men
wS 'in a-T,naa Ie fr n visit te Hop Hep
klnsvllle. Ky., where she will be the
Kcnrle, for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Hey Tayler Doekmyer
nae roturned from their wedding trip
and are living tmperarlly with Mr.
Doekmyer'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win A. Boekmycr, nt City line nnd
uaynhnm read, Overbroek, until their
new home In Overbroek Is completed
Mrs Bookmyer was Miss Margaret E
Curtis, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry
F. Curtis, of 8870 Drevcl read, Over Over
breok. MISH Lntllftn AT 3 Qn'nln .V..K,,.......
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Moso Meso Mose
ley Swain, of Ha vorfeid. and her sister. I
Miss Mnry Swnln. will bn the gutsts
ui nuiiur hi u smnii luncnoen te lit.
R"' "irXn
B,r1(?t. Miss Iulse M S Swain Twill
also be the guest of honor nt a theatre
party, te be followed by a party nt
" opera supper-dunce which wilt be
?Lv"?,ry Mrfl- Jhn f Foulkrod,
fitlS? 37. K ' Tu,stIay cvtnln-
Mr nnd Mrs Hnrry Goedls nnneuncc
the engagement of their daughter, Anna
Goedls. te Mr Iuvld J. Goldsmith, son
of Mr nnd Mrs. J. Goldsmith.
.;H,.nni1 M,s Milten J. Hlnleln. of
ItiOl North Fifteenth stiect, are receiv
ing congratulations en the birth of n
daughter. Jean Hlnleln. Mrs. Hlnleln
will be remembered ns Miss Itcta
Greenwnld.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs Layten 1 Schech, of Ilosement.
Will mtertnln thirty chllilren nt a thi-
tru party, followed by tea at thu nelle-
vuo-Strntferd, en Thursday, Dceembui
in noner or nor ti.iughter and Hen
M1K.S Leuilt! Kchecli nnd Afnqlir Tvtnn
M. rsChech, Jr. I
Mr. nnd Mr PhnrlAu r r.-i - -
Iiryn Maivr, win entertain Mrs. Ooed- ,
miin u mother. Mm Jmla, of New Yerk
City, eicr the Christina, holiday.,
ALONG THE READING
.--...... -...... .. ".'U'HMJIl
.hi ami. lira, iieivnru u Stevenson
"'i meir uauKnicr, .miss vera Drink-
worth, of K k ns Park, wll Bivn,i th
felluw.n wcek-end at the Hetel Aoter, '
leiiuw.nu wceK-enrt at the Hetel Aoter, '
ew Yerk city, after which Miss Urlnk-
"or"1 wll remain as the truest of Mrs
Ah. MerKnn at her home until Jan-.
5I.rs- Charlea Hecrmann. of Klklns
I'arlt. c n t e rt a 1 n oil at luncheon nn Thuru.
,t1JiyntIJh10 ""t-'urlten In honor of Mlas
.,, . ., .., ,.,.. .. ,
.,, tiiiu .1,1 jiimur iuuuiiiiiee are
receiving oenuratulatlnns imnn thn hinii
of a son, Hubert Kdsar nauphlnec
Miss Carrie Suahn. of D717 Nei th '
Fifteenth street, enteitnlncd the members
or me j u uiuu at cams and dinner
at. uri iiuuie uu iiiuuruur aicurnoen.
',,?,, C,, "i,',,,". a,,..;. ,,, ,"", '"" i
I?' "l" S-1' 'iV:&.-MIif.-f '.C? '
Theso present were Mlas Anna Ilcllu
:"",'" ;'" V r., .1, " '..".,' '"
Landla, Mrs Harvey Halnett and Mrs
.Nerman .Moere
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. K M LAicklmr, of 2513 North
Sixth street, announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Helen A. Lucklnir.
te Mr- Her"co Super n'nlnir, of Tiega.
Mrs Samuel IC Leuchhelm. of 191D
Oreen street, will gle a luncheon en
Wednesday afternoon Her guests will
be Mm, Lee Harris, Mm. llebecca S
Leuchhelm, Mre Puullne Rosenheim,
Mrs MathlIda Resenau. Mrs. Carrie
Iveucunelm, Mrs. Hanna May, Mrs. Will-
ter Herg and Mrs Fannle Mastbaum.
. . .
Mlas Florence Bacharach, of H3I
North Seienteenth street, haa returned
from weiiesiey College te upend the
Christmas holidays iltit her family
Mrs Walter D Dalslmer. of the
Royal Apartments, 120G North Rreail
street, Is spending a week as the guest
of Mrs. Philip Arneld, of Atlantic City.
FURS
Are Gifts
of Charm
and Beauty
Feminine eyes will surely
sparkle at a g(t of Andrnssy
furs. It is a distinctive idea.
The rcnsennble prices arc a
pleasnnt surprise.
1310 AXfJilnut Street
PHILfeELPHIA
I
i
IfrVTSNING PUBLIC
A Guest of Hener
Photo by Hachrach
MISS CAKOLIXE IIAHCLAV
Miss linrclay Is the dauchter nf Mr.
nnd Mm. William Lyttleton Ilnr
clay, who entertained nt supper
last week In her honor Her en
gagement te .Mr. Musgren Garnet
recently was announced
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Edward Dever, of 1522 Perter
Rtroet, entertained some friends at his
home last evening. Among his guests
were Miss Veronica McGrennry, Miss
Virginia Koenoy, Miss ltesallnd C.
Dcvcr. Miss Alma Dever, Mr. Tatrlck F.
Cleggett, Mr. William Murphy, Mi Ed
ward Francesco nnd Mr. Ilnrry J.'
Powell.
Mr.
Euirene Murnhv. of
Duaucsne
University. Pittsburgh. Pa., hi
has returned
te his home, 1420 McKcan street
for
the Christmas-hel!dns
Mr. and Mrs. Gec.Tge Keel
of 1816
Gladstone, street, will entertain the fel- I
ADVKllTISKMENT
rjMSHMuSMBfll X .
I WW Uffl I U y It . Heusei njfMmxtuen inn w HmPllfi" I
k llliMlHHfiijw
V TOR I SSS wttifir
Fer nil kinds of Household Furnishings the store of J. Franklin
Miller holds a unique place among the Chestnut Street Sheps. The
articles sold by this company, many of which will make delightful
Christmas Gifte, are well known for their superior quality.
IT IS se much easier te de things
V 1nnninjfif ' ti n n nlu itVini Urnif I
Uj ZHi.t,k lk.11. blli(t .il,T unnJi ivuj
that an Electrical Appliance- as a
Gift en Christmas is oeund te be
enieved bv the recipient. These cold
mnrriinrre n RiinVinwl V.lnr'frir Wnnt.nr
:c nat tVie ftn(v in wnrm nn n l nnyn
niimVlv Ynu will fin thnm nf thn
. JHUV V... ....r w ....... ,. .VU...
store of J. Franklin Miller, 1612
Chestnut Street as well as all sorts
?$& Semeirt both for ?er!
enne Iiuinr, nf Vinmn rt liAnrHine' nnrl
mnny 0f them especially suitable in
U Slllltll UIJ
a sma 1 aDartment: wushiner ma
chines vacuum cleaners toasters
cninta, yni-uuin Lif.ani.rM, tuusii-ra,
JJen,3' Br,lls
"":,i kii, wumi; uuna, pn.umium,
Koekerettes, immersion water
heaters, warming pads, hair driers,
curlinff jrenSr etCi in this list you
waflle irons, percolators,
cannot but find something which
will please every one en your Christ'
mas list.
tillea with sucli luscious l-'ruit, in
, i , A u i. ,, l
eluding a ClUbter OI these huge Het
house Grapes from Belgium, and se
nrtisticaily arranged, tee a Gift
which will be enjoyed by every one.
Hallowells' have a wonderful assert
ment of Baskets: brilliant hand-
,1n)fnH nnn Tnrmnnsn n-idlceta nn,,
t0"1" - ?"0 -"-u??-.."!1"
,"'! " " """"".""" 'ul'
stunning Chinese Baskets of unique
design and exquisite Florentine Bas
kets. These marvelous Gift Baskets
of Fruit are priced from $5 te $50
and upward and perfect deliveiy is
minrnntpp,! te nnv nlacn within liinn
miles.
r; - i
TT IS fascinating te go into the
store of Bailey, Banks & Biddlc
Company and see all the wonderful
Jewelrv. Silverware and ether
nrHele rllsnlnvnil thorn Gifts fnr
IT1 , 'Ps llsP'a,cu ineit, Ullts ler
Christmas which are simply superb
Jewels of uneeualed beautv a
7;:i :un. j C,! W 1 e
peerl necklace, it diamond bar pin, a
bracelet of precious 3tenes, a jeweled
nf01; ''"Hnn" "qii",,1110 T""
derful collection of Silver from
magnificent silver services and chests
0f flat silver te moderately priced
pieces; caite dishes, breacJ trays,
marmalade jars, casseroles, chafing
dishes, meat dishes, salad bowls, etc.
Hut I must net neglect te mention
the hnndsemc hall and mantel clocks
and the splendid selection of irifte for
t.U ...n..i.. .1.
muni ciiuua, Liuii.-i, wiwiuis, uacuu,
traveling bags, military biushes and
cigar and cigarette cases.
A FRIEND of mine tells ine that
' her husband has a provoking
habit of buying articles of wearing
apparel just before Christmas which
she would like te give te him as
gifts; but if he happens te go into
the stoic of MacDonald & Campbell,
1334-30 Chestnut Street, te purchase
a necessary cellar, I can well ima
gine that he sees many articles which
preve quite irresistible. Fer instance,
their supply of silk mufflers is most
enticing, and I found them te be very
moderately priced. The fancy fcnd
striped mufflers nte especially at
tractive. But you will see many
articles, at MacDenakl & Campbell's
which man ,like for gifts; knitted
wool vest and sweater coats, gloves,
handlerchlefn, ties 'and an excep.
tipn.ni ;ita or fine, silk shirt1. "
! .i 'l'HF. nHEHTNlTT RTOWnT- AS
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
(niK KUe"ts nt his hume thl. eve
ning: M hs Mary Gnrtnei MliiJ Alice
ill neil, M.S'. Marl McLaughlin. MIbk
riinrlntu Currnn, Mis-i Kellti Currnn.
M ss Mac Smith. Mr. and Mis. Charles
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Hcanlln, M. nntl
Mis Clinrler. JCenny. Mr. C. Clnusl, Mr.
J A K"rwlck, Mr Charles Pullman and
Mr Smith ltee.s, of Salcirl, N J.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knlser, of 6512
Osage nnnue. entertained Infertfinlly
Inst night nt dinner. Their guests In
cluded Mis- Cnthnrlne Ilafferty. Miss
Mnrv Crenny nnd Mr. Jeseph A. Mc
Aullfff Mr James Oldhelt nnd Mr1. Jehn
Toiiinsen. of West Phllndelphln, will
spend th Chrlstma holidays In the
mountains of West Virginia,
OERMANTOWN
A Biirpr.se party In honor of his birth
day was ,glven recently for Mr. w.
Hunter Seyfcrt. of Legnn, by his class
mates of the Oermnntewn High Scheel.
The guests Included Mr. Allien .m. iieyi
.Tr , Mr Jeseph Shlnn, Mr. Jehn K Aciifl
Ml.. Mn M emHnv fnrmnrlv of the
Oermnntewn Hespltnl. has returned te
her home In Galveston, Tex.
HOLMESBURG
The Indies' of the Emergency
I
m r,f
t...
rtj en i
Itelmenburir will irlve n enrd Party
Tuesday. December 27, In the library.
WIU (irUCCCUH Ul VI1ICII Mill "U uuiii.kv..
te the Chnrles McMenamy Pest of the
American Legien. These whit will be
In charge of the affair are Mrs, Charles
Blnkcr, Mrs. Rudelph Hnvder, Mrs.
Helen Smyth. Miss Almn Brown and
Mrr. Alfred Cnrtlcdge.
The mnrrlage of Miss Emma Nichols,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilebert
Nichols, of 8014 Walker street, te Mr.
Herman Offner. of Cincinnati, O., will
take place en Wednesday, December 28.
The ceremeny will be performed by the
IteV. A. A. Thompson.
Miss Helen Whlteman, of Walker
street, will upend the Chrlstmae helldnys
In Pittsburgh ns the guest of Miss
Agnes Petter.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. Pcdley and
their family
of nrldgcsbore read, are
spending
Fome tlme In llrndcntewn,
Kle.
Mre. Esther Straw brldge Tlrephy and
Miss Strawbrldge. who have been
abroad for several mentlis, will spend
the Christmas holidays In Caire, Egypt.
Miss Maple Helllnshcad has returned
from a trip te Atlantic City.
Mr. Nelsen 11 Gnskell, son of Mr.
Jeseph II. Gaskcll has been ndvnnced
'te the chnlrmanshlp of the Federnl
Trnde CoinmlSHlen, nt Washington, D. C.
AnVKllTlrlKMKNT
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A
CHRISTMAS Gift of a beautiful
electric lamp will nhvaya be a
very pleasant reminder of the giver,
I can think of nethin which is se
deceiative and at the same time be
useful. At the store of Walker &
Kepler, 531 Chestnut Street, you will
find a remarkably extensive assert-
ment from which te make your se-
lectien at most attractive prices
exquisite Japanese vase lamps with
lovely silk shades, dainty little lamps
for the boudoir, bridge lamps 'With
hand-painted parchment shades, ex-
cellent te read by. And the elec-
wja " viumer ib acpicrs are
se entcitaininR that I would have
liked . te play with them myself.
While you are there don't forget te
trical toys at Walker & Kepler's are
purchase these bewitching little cel-
ered lights for your Christmas tree;
they add se much te its appearance,
OU arc wondering what you will
have for a center decoration en
your Christmas dinner table. I am
01n ,n ...111 AH,1 hAlL:.. l
euiujruu lll 111IU JlUllllIlir BO Ul-
tractive ns the charming Christmas
Baskets nt Vellers, 12th and Sansom
Streets baskets filled with ever-
greens and bright red berries with
jaunty red bows en the handles.
They have some very special little
baskets for only $3 which are per-
fectly delightful. While the holly
wreaths and evergreen wreaths, '
exquisitely made with little pine
cones and jelly berries peeping "tout,
are wonderfully aitistic. But hnv.. ,
you seen the larger basket of grow
ing plants ferns and crotons with
berries and red ribbons nnd mnr.
veleus clusters of Bclgiun grapes
"" ""' ?.. ln:lr nanaie.s' lifts which
t.irry wnil
thun the real bptrlt of
Chrlutmas
THESE glasses are simply i-uiii-
ing my disposition; they aie se
uncomfortable and yet I can't get
along without them." Te the person
whose glasses are net absolutely
satisfactory, I advise that he go te
Wall & Ochs, Opticians, 171 G Chest-
nut Street, who will give him their
expert opinion as te the type of
glasses which will suit his needs
best. The man or wemnn who spends
hours each day at the desk has need
of nccurately fitted spectncles. If
your glnsses have a tendency te
across the bridge of veur nose J
will he nieni i?fc i?""?.8,?' y-?u
. .- "- "" niu I."Ull.S OD-
PUllfc rU-
tnined from the W. & 0. tomfeit .
j" ; T ; u- omieit
bpectnclea, a model especially de-
signed and pa ..ited by them.
QNK day when I was shopping I
met n friend who was dashing
alenff Chestnut Street nnd I had te
luiiRh nt her worried expression.
"Oh, dear!" bhe snid, "I've just
bought n new evening dress and I
can't find steckiiiRs te match it any-
where." "Don't try nny longer," I
told her. "Bujsome white ones nnd
send thentte Bnrgh', 1113 Chestnut
Street. Thev can dvi tlmm ..
-color you wish." She Was deliirhtf.fi
with the suggestion nnd when I saw
her agen she told me that the re-
suit had been completely satisfac-
tery. Bnnra' nre ertrn nki. tr. .i..
slippera telmntch your costume, tee.
and If yeurAave nnv old lfrht.nL.,J
slippers
ppera hiving thorn, dyed blac is.
IrMppod - n IrMpped - n
i economical scheme,
Mr. William H tschler, Mr. Aiexnnuar COmnosed of p Ai.Vniii if ..i.
O. Sewcll, Mr, W. Ilelind Plckard. Mr. i -oe chairman the nv rhnri a a! '
Murray A. Stokes, Mr. W. Harris 8te-. dersen. FeHen Bent : -05? ei Inev hent"
vens. Mr. Druce Qllmere, Mr. Frank .nl . WllllnVn Curtis Dek ?9 I nnn
Gllmore and Mr. C. Evnns Emre. forth Huah M : WInthre'n P ' Duttrlck
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Dnvls, of
Hewlcklcy, I'n., will be guests nt Christ
mas of Mr. and Mrs. lloaceo Ilnllnrd, of
Chester. Mrs Dnvls will remain for n
fortnight
..Mf- nnd Mrs. Jehn E D Coffey nnd
their children, of Herse Vnlley, will lcac
In n few dnjs for Babylon, L. I. where
they will be guests ever Chrlstmns of
Mr. nnd Mm Jeseph Hamming
NORRI3TOWN
Mrs. James Kehlor, of Hamburg Pn .
Is the guest of hr-r ren-ln-lnw nnd
daughter. Mr nnd Mrs. Gcerge Sellers,
of i'lC Clnln street
Mrs. S. J K mmermnn, of the Nerrls
Apartments, hnii left te spend the Chrlst
mns holidays with relatives In Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Concert and Dance In Feyer
Plan,?..are "Mildly belng completed for
the Williams College Muslcnl Cluhs
concert and dance te be held In the
1-eyer of the Academy of Musle en De
cember 26,
".'""":" lain, !I7: William Mnr-
,rl" .S"""- V.A'T,l"!.'ire,P v arecne.
t9?.;. A11).?r,t T- i-foAlllster, '17
Llllle, '50 , Arthur W. Lli
, , , Hen ii. v .
T.lnnnlfi 'ni. .
Hebcrt L. McLeen. Jr.. 'lfl! the lt.v'
Chnrlps P H. Nasen. 'C2 :
Pnen- i th nev. Geer
ftrd,,en' 188 : Christopher L
jtenn- Lawrence Wlilttem
William K
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T. Wn ,1 nrt
Henry Lawrence Whlttemerc. '07: j'
Ilandall Williams Jr.
oe, Haverreni
-ACADEMY OF MUSIC-
Tvvnce Today, 3"P. M., 8 P. M.
DIWIIM OI'KN AT S AND 7
E5gfMIU 3 (.reateHt IlrI In One-?-l
.shii for Oni I'rlrp ,?-J
"SHANGHAIED"
"A DOG'S LIFE"
& "SHOULDER ARMS"
"MY fllllUTKNT AND HEST ni.ll,"
t-nnriie tlmnlln
2 HOURS OF LAUGHTER
COME AND BK happy
Afternoon Pricti, 11, 22, 33, 44 cent
Evening Price., IS, 25, SO, 75 cenli
Sitnrdsy morning prieti, II, 22 and
and 33 centt
Cemi
Early
Full Orchetlru
Friday
at 3:00
Naturdnr
nt R:1S
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
Leepold .StokeKokl. Conductor
UirilAIlIl HTRAUHH.
iiuphi i nnaurter
UMI't KOCIIANBKI. Mellnlit
MOZART. Muplter Hj-mpheny'
VIVALDI. Concerto In A
miner for lelln anil Orclirntra
RTBAV8S. "Kin HcldrnlelK-n"
Seati Acad. & Heppe'i, 1119 Chestnut
"First en Your
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m .u ...uitiiii i, mni linn in inn n , m
You'll Laugh Until Yeu Cry
I Geerge Allen, inc.
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1214 Chestnut
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A Clearance Sale
of Fine Winter Millinery Every
Hat at Vz te less than usual
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6 Xmas Shopping Days Left
5
$ Bitter Celd Days
bring te mind the practical gift of some WOMEN'S
VLVENDALE UNION SUITS. Made especially for us
of the very finest yarns. All styles, high, low and Dutch
neck; sleeveless, elbow length or long hleees; ankle or
knee length.
Regular Sizes. $2.00. Usually S3.00.
Extra Sizes, $2.2."). Usually ?3.50.
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Cotten Flannel Nightgowns
$1.25
A
closing-out of these
from one of our finest manufacturers at exnctlj II LF
PRICE. Principally el white, trimmed with blue or
faced with plain color. Seme fasten with braided loons
10 te 52 bust.
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Gift List
ENGLISH WOOL HOSE i Brn He.ith,r .Mixture
with hand-embroidered contrasting clocks. S2.."0. $t.."0
,iluc
PLAIN OR STRIPED
WOOL. $2.00.
SILK-AND-WOOL STOCKINGS in Black or 1 .unci's
Hair color. $3.00.
t ,V!!nEDuSi.IL!S,T()CKI,NGS$1--15Pa.r. 3 pairs
for 54.00. All the leading colors.
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& V eillinine V ailC
2 , L J.cm-
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will be caught nnd held by home HANDKKItt'HIEFS 1
?AINTYM?nM;IDiC0L,0RS ,Uh K-l"WnB black
letter. SS.eO for six.
With openwork wreath nnd embroidered letter Sir,0
for flix.
corner nnd initial. $2. 75. "$3.00. ROOX' SOc
and 75c apiece. u
FKBNCII HANDKERCHIEFS of colored linen with
hand-drawn Hqunres. Quaint Delly Vardi elT vein
Snappy futuristic borders. Fresh white delicateU erl.-H
"""'J "1lm'S.m,,S with hand-embroidered
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n,CTa,n1"UClnnd c08t fi0 Htt,e IIev ye sn eursT
AT 5pc a Deren (Include Envelopes).
DECEMBER 19, 1921
1'nn.A 'H rmtiiMtwT THiJATnnw .
BROAD Tonight
MntlnirK Weil . Hut nt 2 1"'
ClIAIU.Ilf) FllOII.MAN I'ri-ncntH
ETHEL
BARRYMORE
In lite nl'v In lilrli lirr triumph han
lrn Mlthmit immilrl In the lilMery
of the Ainerlmn M.tur,
l(
DECLASSEE"
By Zee Akins
Keiilit Hell.nif fnr .'mn (t Sew Year's
Weeki Extrn Mnt New Yiixr'n Day
Prlcn. nil perfe mnticeii (cxtept llnll
il nlirhtii) TiDc In IL' SO
GARRICK Last 6 Evga.
lOPl'!,AH MATINKB.H Willi A DAT.
,CAares 7)hfAan 7?cicnt3
tiilJJILILl)
A PLAY OF ADVlfTURC
i)iiK A. I. MATTHE.WS
Xmas and New Year's Weeks
MfttlnnPH Wed.. Hat unJ Ne Year's
SEATS
ARE NOW SELLING
FOR
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
In Jnmcn Ferbes Ilrllll int Cemcdr
"The Famous Mrs. Fair"
I'rlif i nil pcrfermancen fi-xecptlnif .' ir
ilaj nnd llelWay nlBhtni T.c ie $2 SO
IMtOTlX'T YIK mr.KV TION
111 III VINO NKATS IN ADVINCK
FORREST LastGEvgt. i-
'THH imOADWAY WHint ! OKI"
OI- TUB OIIKATF.ST ANTIDOTES TO
KAIITHI.Y WIHKnY .AND jtCHKHKH
AFTEH IICAI. I'lXAStTtK WIU. TIND
rlU". IMIIKEBT THHATnF: THEin
COVETED HAVEN ' - ItECOHD
THE 3-STAR MUSICAL, INTOXICANT
Blanche Ring
Chas. Winninger
Winona Winler
Jay Gould ami
The Famous
Millionaires' Chorus
ACADK1IY OF Ml'HIC. Weil. Kir.. Dr. 18
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
OF l'lIII.ADKI.PIIIA
1VII.I. 1N(I
"THE MESSIAH"
M.1HCKI.I-1 CI1.11T, hoprnne
aiAWH'KKITK CHOWKI.I. Il.llllt. Alie
MCIIOI.AS IIOI'TY. Tener
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Anil MemlMTi
I'HII.inF.LrillA OHCIIKSTItA
IIF.MH tiOKDHN TIIINDEU. Comlurter
Tickctn. iiftrrSlnt. t Ilrwpr'n, 1110 ChrM-
nnt r nun ini ,riiiniiy.
7flf. St.OO. Sl.BOl Amplilllicntrc. 2.1c nnd S.li
C A CIM 8lh & Walnut. Mntf Ted-u
LAOllNUWat80n & Cehan
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THE COSTLIEST PRODUCTION IN VAUDEVILLE
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KEN0& GREEN
mimmjUTnt
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NANCY GIBBS I PliRCtuA BS05 J MAROID VUMAY
SURROUNDING BiuL OF ALL iTAR ACTS
SAM
1 &SG.XMAS MAT.
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Ob. THI. N V WINTER. GARDENS
I Psntmms KeWrt HOWARD
AND CO OF 2.0O MOSTLY GlflLS
LAST WEEK
I'.rrn. nt Hitiii .MiilH.
Last Barg-. Mat. Wed. ";,,, $1.50
F I?AY COMSTOCK S- rtOH'SlS GflT Ptutur
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MAS A NK 1F.AII"
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MESSRS SMUBLRT Present
THE. FAMOUS COME.D.ANS
MC1MT
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UASNAPPy musical com toy
Willi AHLRltl'Te Uld LA'
A) AHD A TRULY AMAZING CHORUS
llellil O Mill., iiuih i. Nru lrur'n
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W I' ' ' VM H MUM T!l I i r!
HOIBRK BLiNN
Ab A OOi.L.Y BANDIT IN
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LOVED HIM
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MARY PICKFORD
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ttimiti. m n
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50c
lax
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Alter
6 PM
P M. OUt Included
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"The Confession"
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THE GREATEST PLAY OF THE GENERATION
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MOST AMAZING
DRAMA OF THE TIMES
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VIKOUUCKH ON A HCAI.K OJ
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ln rllnn Hlnnlpv Ce. nt America
.MAItKI.T AT NINHTHKNTII
It A M TO 11 1' M
M.I.ZNirit lrcfiitn i:liilTe
l'lrnt Miimlne of
RALPH INCE'S Production
A(lilid Attr.i. lun The Inlin.tnM
LUVBOSKA and
Company of Dancers
AIe A NTH rmiPiTII. ("OMKDT
BOBBY VERNON
IN 1MTIAI PllKMI-VTATH'V Oil"
"FRESH FROM THE FARM"
Admission, Daily, 35c, 50c
Evenings, Saturdays or Holidays,
50c, 75c Ne Highar
ANTON'
iiAi m i i hixti:i:ntii hthket
WILLIAM FOX Present.
11:30, 1:30
3i30, 5i30
7:30,9:30
Matinees, 35c, 50c
Evenings, Saturday Matinees and
Holidays, 50c, 75c
i i Mt.NCINU
NEXT (XMAS) WEEK
rinUT I'linSKHTATION
VI1.I 1AM TUX I'ltODft'TION
MARK TWAIN'S
Jiti: v rK.r ' AirnY
-A Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur's Court
TUT i.ltl.ATKHT SATIRK IN THE5
IIISTOKY OF I ITI'R NTl'nK
M T&CHESTNUTST0" BROAD
nnn inn a no r ie 7 no, 0:30
CECIL B. DE MILLE
l'RODi'rne.N
"Foel's Paradise9
A l'VRAMOl'NT IMCTl'Itn WITH
Dnl.OTIIV n Vl.rn.V M I.DKRD HAKIMS
i I'N'IIAD SOU AND 1001) OTHEIIS
Diil i(n JJwnlniTi. 75c
Piilurilivi mi! Hnl iIumi After
IP f 7er na Trlcea
NEXT WEEK
rinsT and nxi;i.-iR siiewivq
ELSIE FERGUSON and
WALLACE REID
in "PETER IBBETSON"
DAI CV ,-' M"IIKKT STlinET
rALiAUEi ma r te it ir p m.
RUDOLPH VALCNTINO
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ARCADIA
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in V M e 11 1,1 P M.
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"THE BONNIE
BRIER BUSH"
M ! I ' I VMI NAME
victeria ,.M;r,i.i,,,,pTHM.
POLA NEGRI .s,1,?,,.,..
CAPITOL
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THE BIGGEST AND BEST
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
Extra Midnight Performance
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"Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
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IRVING 8r JACK KAUFMAN
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Arthur VVcst-.Tbc ElUwerlhi, Othr
AND
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3.si'2ws menpay. presets
SEATS ON SAIC PEC.IJ)
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