EVENING PUBLIC TJEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
"Nancy Wynne Tells of the Porters' Ball Last Night at
the Bellevuc-Stratferd She Hears of Unique
Christmas Eve Party
TIIAVK an Interesting engagement te !
J. tell you reilny nml I nm tiiire you
will join lVitli me In cenjrntulntlng tin
.viutiff people. Mr. find Mrs. I'upp
Ycutmaii tire announcing the engage
ment of their tlnushter. .Tnnc l!cll
Yralmnn, te ErneHt 0. Hnvagc, son of
tl'e Charles Cliaumey SiivnireH, of
Chctmlt Hill. .In tic Mine out last year
and in a most popular plrl. She in tlf
elder of the two girls; her winter Geor Geer
jjlua 1h nt wlicje, and lier bretlu-r,
Pepe, Jr., la a student at Hacrfeid
Scheel. 1'rnes.t Havasc served over ever
fas, as did hi four brothers. Cherien,
Jr., Henry, "WUIltam fl.nd Arthur. The
iUt named pne his life for his coun
try. Th elder ulster, Marian, married
a Mr. Hcjnlger, of New Yerk, Inst
(-pring nnd lives In one of the Oranges
in New Jersey, Pauline, one youuifer
ideter, made her debut this season, and
there Is ; younger Bis.tcr, Oracu
rnHB Porters' dance, was beautiful.
X There Iverc about 400 there, and the
ballroom fit was at the Bcllcvuc-Strut-ferd,
you knew was n mass of greens
and wonderful trees banked en the
atige, wyie the boxes wcre garlanded
wiS grcna and begonias. The ball
room wp.B transformed Inte an Italian
carton, Jlk roses and begonias being
used, lattices of white were arranged
nreunTl the room and great gray nnd
whtte vases were filled with roses and
greens. Supper was served after mid
night in the clever and red rooms, for
the entire ballroom was used.
Kitty were a marvelous model gown
of jade green nnd silver -brocade made
with a V-shaped bodice and panels at
either side of the skirt. A bhert
train was arranged at the left bide of
the frock and her slippers and btecklngs
were of sllter te match the rest of the
.vtiiTTir. She looked most stunning,
Kitty is such a lovely outdoorsy perneu
Shrievcs hockey and tennis and ether',,'' " " ."I J ";. Axllbund.
cut-of-deer games, and she has thu
bluest eyes, brown bair and urignt
bair and
cheeks. , . .,
Mrs. Perter was stunning in n silver
liein gown uiuuu " "- ",TD"', i
ocress-thc-shoulder cut at the neck and ,
tleth gown made wiui tnc Hiriugiii.
With no sleeves. The sKlrl was net
draped but hung in exquisite lines nnd
there wa3 a small square train.
HAVn you heard about the wonderful
party the Teller are planning for
Christmas Ee? mi knew Ilcnry
Tctlew mnrricu jvuiiiitw'1 emwi "
bent out invitations in the form of a
ChrKtmn? proelainntion and I hear they
wcre simply wonderful. The TctlertS
have been married four or Ine jears
and have two of the darlingcst little
jlrls.
I
T SP.KMIU" stranae last night net te
se te the enerii, but there was no
Twrfermnnce scheduled for tliw wcea,
teu knew. There will be opera en
Tuedj night in Christmas week,
which If 1 remember rightly, is nn
innnvnllnn. I'Slllllly tllCrO linve IJiuii
pfermaiices from the week before
Christmas till the week after the tu-jt
of the venr. and sometimes net uiuu
the week after that. This year they
have made the change and I must say
I lather like It. it ulwnj s i s-ceraed te
me us if we needed some of the music
and the wonder of opera in the holi heli
daj.s te counteract se much dining and
dancing.
THE plnjlcts nt the l'lajs nnd Play
ers were awfully soeil last night. It
was the second evening. nnd mey " i
c-en better than en Monday night, l
was told. The ISM piny. "A KJhi In1
the Dark," had five in the cast f.eerge
Kdwards, Dr. Knrle lticc, Mrs. llllam
8harke. Sarah Finek and nda Kuns. i
It was directed by Jee Ter, whose work
as a director is always te be admired,
nnd it was simply splendid.
The second playlet had its scene laid
in Newport and the cast included Mrs.
Philip Castncr, Mr. Samuel McDowell,
Jean Uenslcy and Menty Lycett.
The last plav was an up-te-date ene;
In fact, it is still playing In New Yerk,
where it is produced by the Province
town Piavers. This was called "Clese
the Doer," had n larger cast and was
somewhat longer than the foregoing
cnes. The actors and actresses were Carl
Lewis Altmnier. Everett Hell, Henry
It. Sheppard, Maria de Kesenkn. Mrs.
Sam Cooper, Mrs. Chnrlcs Whitcomb,
Marinn Grant and Mrs. Henry U.
Sheppard.
It was altogether most cnieynble and.
in spite of the fact that Christmas is
se close and there are many packages te
tie up in the evenings, thcrp was a
goodly nrray of members and guests
mere nnd they wcre most appreciative, '
tee.
EL-SIB was nt the front deer yester
day when Miss It , who lives net !
deer, startel downtown. She was peep- i
Sng out again when Miss It came back, I
and se Miss It called in: "Hew are I
you, dear?" "Fine," snid Klsle, slip
ping out of the deer, having found a i
fhanre te speak. And, she added con-
lldlngly: "I get your Ohiltmas pres-,
cnt." Then, hoping still mere, that thei
lorrespending one from Miss It would
bp adequate te her Ideas of presents she
BAvc her flnnl hint and. said she, in n
veiled nnd excited veice: "And it cost
mere than n quarter, tee."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .
Mlsi llosemtiry S. Howe, dehutante
OnuRluer of Mr. Arthur IVnltney Heive
of i032 l)e Liincey street will be the
pucst of honor at a dinner te be (;lven
tmoire fvenlup by Dr .mil Mrs. I'd- I
in Klden Grahuni, of 171.1 Spruce
(trect, befere tha iliuice which Mr, mid I
Mrs WlllUm nr.iten Gnintfp will rrie
t the Hltz-l'nrlten, In honor of their ,
UJiURhter, Miss HiinnlnK Or.iiiKc .M'i
Howe uIbe will be entertained fit dinner
by Mrs nenlHinln FrnnUHn Clyde of
UeinrtiaiTen, T)in Mawr, at the Ui-11-viie-Stiutferd,
befere the Midwinter
Hall
Mr nnd Mrs. Artnur IV Sew all, of
lau Spruce btreet, will (,'lve a dlnnei.
loilewed by bridge, tomorrow evening I
In honor of their nlece, Mlnh Jane Hell
iealrnan. whesa engagement te Mr
Jwritfat U Buvase Ih nnneu.ired today I
The Kuests will Include MI-h Hetty
J.UKenH, Mlha Anna Lewis, Jllt-s Trances
IJuy. Mlsa Mary C I'ase. Miss N'ane
UunidiiK, MIks Lerraine, iJlHstwi, Mls
Jlepu Wilsen, Mr I.euls l.uUcn.s, Mr '
l.dwurd I.ukens, Mr. Merris H Menitt I
Jl''.rthur W Sewiill, Jd, Mr. Lewis i
Jl Hdhhburu. Mr Jehn KunlUe of U-ir- '
rn-uurR, and Mr Wtutweith Jehnsen
Mlsa Uenlse Meieur. dauKhter of Air ,
v""!?," W'i't Meieur. of Nitherwerth, I
niiingieiu, win ue married nuletl at
"er home en January J te 11, iron
"'cola Laltte Oiale, of Heme, Italy
"I'ly the liumedlate f.nnlllea will bu
Ketent.
nr i,.n,a MlH "ewland i:ans, Ji . ,
?iii e,.,llfhem "lle- Ambler, will enter.
Jm at a family dinner en Chilhtmn3
Mr.
Mathew Urcckcihelf,
YnVi. ""'"iv iiicfueineir, or .ew
C irVi arr Ha " Melltlly t ipend thu
nrrivu
Fung I
HK?Jte-. '.
. ";""" iiuiiuajb wun iim
Errand.
'Jerlii . . .1. I . ' 'lampion
-i i muir iioine, am spruce, street
SOn-A"'1 Mrs- Clark DUlenbcck ,of
lil Z hirn,rel"l, Germantown, have is
wed cards for an Informal at home en
they have n nouse eui en .- iif- ""V ' ;,,; ", '" . J.' ; ,lr; "enneisen. Sixtieth
near r eri . i-' '""'." ",V "" lurdl. Mrs. Hellar. Vr. r"' , ' V,'.". "?"?.r el
"The Tacrn Jiouse uwuusu n. " rilinrwalt i.ml im. , xinV.. "?? ,;'"?B iur
formerly an inn and they have turned ISMS? B1V-,irJ2i,e iItn,S-a,-5;-
f- inr li uinr it i i i hitli v l: iiriit--i - hj r out i nui.HA.i i.A.....t
Christinas afternoon fiem u unt.l j
o'clock.
VJr.and Mr3 Jeseph Ilellly win nlve
n. ball this evening: at the Hellcue Hellcue
btratferd In honor of their debutante
daughter, Miss AVnlburga Kaul Ilelllj.
Mlf? Mary L Nixon, dntiRhter of Mr.
nnd .Mrs Ilorace P. Nixon, of 203 Wal
nut strcpt, will be the tfueat of honor
?L.a "llnner tonight &lven by Mr nnd
Mrs. Ldgar l Jjarle at the Rltz-Curlten
befere thu Ilellly ball.
The Donllne Club of tha Episcopal
Academy will give its annual play and
dance this evening.
Mrs Henry Pratt McKean, of Pine
" .J'a!;ni I,ftnHn, will spend Thurs-
"i in new ierK.
Mlsa Marian Cahlr Donegluie. licbu-'
tante daughter of Mr. and Mra. C.
Daniel Doneghuo, of 6733 Cmlcn street, i
Germantown, will be the guest of honor
.. m. uinucr ie oe given nv her unclp
arid aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen IJar
rett. of Houth Orantre; N. J the latter
part of January. Mlsi Doneghuo will
entertain ae her guest for a few days I
: ""'' "rafcci x-ieniuil, 01 uaitl-
fuerc, Md., who will nttend the ball Mr
and Mra. Jeseph Ilellly will glve this
"'"""S i me ueneuc-Stratferd In
honor of their dcbutrfiite daughter Mlt.fi
Walbursu ICiiul Itellly. Mr. and Mr- '
AUrlen ,)'. Wellcnj, of 359 Uewmt uve-'
mi'i. Gcrmatiteun. will entertain at
dinner en Wedtieminv .,.,i, i.?ln'
of Miss Doneghuo, befere the' ball The
guests will Include Mlia Alice a Bene
dict. Miss Adrlcnne Wellens, Misn Mary
Carrell HarrlH. Mr. David Heard. Mr
Cdwarft'es'?11'- Jh" "eard nnd
MmlS J?sefhJN: p of Knollbrenl;.
Mill Creek read, Ardmore, who has been
ledge In Virginia h i-. ,,,? .J? K
home. lrB""a- "" returned te her
I
Mr. and Jtrs. Geerge Stephen rwtlH i
ae ecing congratulated upon the lilMh
of a btn, Oeergg Stephen CuttU. 2d, "n '
December le. ,
Mr. and Mrs
be at lmnie at 258 Weinii liii.; ..?".'
after January C. Mrs. Asllbund u'iir be
itinfinucrcn a-3 jiisa Udna I.pw
.Mr. and Mri. Wlln.n, v
I.att. of
"' --Nenn i-ercy street, anneunce the
engagement of their daughter. Minn i:ilm
aemi i.utt. and Mr. lUymend C.
Adams, of Tiega.
T, KnteHalmnent cmmHtce of the
Sin.lam Nlckell Chapter; Ne. CIO O
fa- " '"' ejenltig at the home of
T.tat.lffl
Christmas part Ttiose present In-
-""' "r juue. ,ri huini, ?tr?
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A Christmas pafty will be given to
morrow evening by the Clecd Fellewshln
iC1nb ea,V HV n?"i? of Mlhs Heltn Camp
bell, 8J5 .North Twenty-fourth strepf te
HfUVPOer rhlldrpn In the city. There
wtfl be a Christmas trpe, which will he
laden with beautiful surprise pacKnges
for each rhlld Among tho&e v he will
take part In the affair are Mlnr (Icne (Icne
vleve Ilennci, .Miss L. Wan en Miss
ISIme Hendprsen, Miss Mae Du Hels
Ir4C Tf,y'er- Mis M Slmcex, Mils
lrX.
r,rlll80 Jetter M!(is jI:izle jct j
Ivnthnrine Mcll, Mra. W. Ankett, Mrs
J. Millet, Miss Elslo Stewart and MIej
Leveru Guilferd.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Marie A. Waugh. of Frazler, i
has returned home te spend the Christ- '
mas holidays with her parents. Mr nnd
n-,'"k ,iijvj.u niciIleflVCO.
BONW1T TELLER. &,CO.
Individucdjngcrie Shep
THIRTEENTH"-SANSOM STS.
NEGLIGEES
BOUDOIR COATS
SILK UNDERWEAR
Unusual Values
Underlhings of Crepe de Chine, Satin,
Georgette, Sity Jersey and Radium Sill
GOWNS 4.95. 6.95 te 59.50
CHEMISES 2.95, 3.95 te 49.50
COCKERS 2.95, 3.95 te 37.50
BODICES 1.95. 2.95 te 24.50
PETTICOATS 4.95, 5.95 te 29.50
NEGLIGEES 1 0.75, 1 3.75 te 95.00
MATINEES 5.00, 7.95 te 37.50
BOUDOIR CAPS 2.95. 3.95 te 16.50
SLIPPERS 4.75. 5.95 te 16.50
EVENING PETTICOATS 4.95. 5.95 te 29.50
PETTICOATS 4.95. 5.95 te 14.75
-' "i "'' " - ' iii
Crepe de Chine
GOWNS
4.95
Special
Lxcellciit qtuilitv gus:it
and chemises,
lace trimmed.
Tailored or
24.50 SILK NEGLIGEES
Crepe .satin negligees with Georgette .
sleec. Blue, robe, orchid, pink, nav. K Bill
Graceful draped model. J-tr.w
Crepe de Chine
MATINEES
5.00
Formerly 6.95
Lrepc de chine with plaited
point d'esprit ruffles.
Levely colorings.
Engaged
J'."''' 'if Vv ff '-j' ,lH
m iH.vWPrJf
B ?,, . :.rxi!m.xzvfx3
riiole by Photo f'rafttra
MISS .IANB KKLIj VEATMAN
Vhoe engagement le Mr. Ernest
C. Savage, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chaunve) Savage, of
Chestnut 1 1 f 11. was announced to
day by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pepe Yeatman, of 1118 Spruce
street
Mrs. Michael Waugll,
Seenth street.
of 1IC10 Seuth
Preparations ure belng tnade for the
p,ay iIuJ ,,ance te be B0n by the s-t.
Themas Aqulnau dramatic company In
their choel hall, Merris and Eighteenth
streets, en the evenings el January 1,
6 nnt 6-
Mr and Jtr3 A j Uenri; of 27r-J
Seuth Cleveland avenue, anneunce the
pngngpniput of their (laughter, MIkk
Kathrj no Ilcnrj', te Mr. Hareld J,
Veelkr, of 032 Webt Chew Ntreet, Oer-
inantewn. Mr. veiKcr rermerly lived
In Seuth Philadelphia.
Mr. nnd Mre. Harry Levy, of CT34
Seuth Cleveland avenue, entertained re
cently at their home at cards.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
rir, and Mra. Adelph Klalman, 1100
North l'ltty-nliith street, anneunce the
engagement of tliclr daughter. Mlsi
Pauline Klalman, te Mr. Hauy It. Plot Plet
niclc, of this city.
Mls.s Irene Jacobs, of 11L1 Seuth
street, entertained recently In
.M4S.3 Eleaner iiaiawin, et iscw
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mrs Samuel Schhumel, of J COO North
Thirty-third Htrtet, is spending teme
tlme at Atlantle City.
Mra. Lee Harris, of the Plaza Apart
ments, Is giving a berles et Friday
luiemuun unuge paiups
.'.irs. i'-eruin.inu Ullsiielmer, e
Diamond street, left for Nw Yi
Sunday te assl3t In organizing the
-
.sjui mmjjuuj iiuiiiiin -, '
IDEAL XMAS GIFTS
Beautiful &A n Up
Lingerie v'X'Ovl
Direct rrem Paris
Melle ESMERALDA
"I.'AKT UK I.A MOIIK"
I.lnzcric, l'mniuWr. Jrrtcj. lllemts,
Ktr.
tS10 HALM'T hTRKKT. 2d lloer
'III llfllllllllllllllllllllllll III IV
nggrsftnnB
Novelty SW(
GOWNS
9.75
Were 16.50
Liepc de chine or Ueorg Ueerg
ette, with val. or filet.
Flesh, peach, orchid, blue.
m
m
iS2
Quilted Satin
BOUDOIR COATS
24.50
Special
Silk lined and interlined
with lamb's-wool. Pastels,
navy and black.
Yerk Stnte Federation of Temple Sis
terhoods, Miss Jean Srolevltz, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Wolf Srolevltz, of 2237 North
Tlilrty-tnird street, is visiting her grand
parents In Springfield, Mass. Miss Sro Sre
1 levltz will Bpcnd the coming week in
jew XOTK.
BRIDESDURG
Mrs. William Ostendorf haB returned
te her home In Easten, Md., after a visit
with Mra. William IOrby, of 4743 Salmen
Btrcet.
Mrs. J. Walters nnd her daughter,
Mlra Gertrude Walters, of Thompson
and Brldge streets, will i.pend the
Christmas holidays In Daltlmerc, Md.. as
the guests of Jttr. and Mrs. Lewis Hud Hud
eon, FRANKFORD
This evening the members of the
Latin Club of the Krankferd High
Scheel will glve n dance In the school
gymnasium. Mlsa Mariana McCauluy
Is In charge of the affair.
The engagement of Miss Ada Bunnell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn W.
Durdsell, of 1C33 Wakcllng street, te
Mr. Ileldeu Arnalx, of Frankford, has
been announced.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph Allen, of 4653
I'enn street, crtertalned at a bridge
party en Monday evening at their home.
Miss Mabel Enibcry, daughter of Mr.
and Mr.s. Jeseph Kmeery, of 1221 Har
rison street, has ruturnpd from Wilsen
College te spend the holidays with her
p.irents.
Mlr,s Judith Andersen, of Harrison
street, has left te spend u. fortnight In
Washington, D. C, where ahe Is the
guest of Miss Mabel Hutchinson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hutchinson.
Mr. Jeseph Berneman hae returned
from Bowdeln College, Maine, te spend
the Christmas holidays with hle parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berneman, of 4C45
Pcnn etrcct
NORRISTOWN
Announcement has been made of the
marrlnge of Mrs. Mabel Birmingham
Kcnnen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frank W. BlimlnghHui, of 504 West
Airy street, and Mr. Herace K. Griffith,
of Phoenlxvllle, en Saturday, November
17, In the Wharten Memerial Church,
Philadelphia. The Ilev. W. B. P. Haas,
undo of the brlde, elllclated at the mar
riage ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. OrlflHh
left for an extended ttny In Flerida
Immediately after the cetemeny.
Among the students who have re
turned from school and college te ppend
the Christmas holidays at their homes
In Norrlstewn are Miss Jessle Weldln-
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
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3 Xmas Shopping Da)s Lei'L
Last Minute
Suggestions for
1 Christmas Gifts
m
E'l and mostly
n2 .
m at Very Special Prices
jjgj English Weel Clocked
.?- xjniisii epuns wuui
m
Pure Dye Silk Hese at $1.45 a pair
iTCHD e:ii tii
.pc.xj tuit eiik. eiacjv nesierv, 3.)) pair
m -L
Fine French Beaded Bags, $12.00 te $30.00
la?
Xal Imported Woolen Scarfs special, $3.50 W.
Wonderful French Necklaces,
$300 te $5.00
5
0. .
S Cotten Flannel Nightgowns, $2.50 value
j new $1.25 W,
H Trefeuse Dorethy Kid" Gloves, $2.50 pair
African Cape Skin
Piver's French Azurea or Floramye B
'0. Extract, $1.50.
$ Djerkiss Toilet Water or Extract, $1.50
" . .
Coty's L'Origan Face Powder at 69c
Si
S Un Air Embaume Compact Powder, $1.25 & "The Confession"
I Fine Duvetyne Hand Bags, $3.00 l!rAqiNn''
Calendars boxed for
Knitted Union Suits, $3.00 value at $2.00 1
Wonderful Values in Women's Handker- ?
chiefs g
French Handkerchiefs for Men at $1.00 ?I
Exclusive Christmas Greeting Cards, .
euc
English Needle Beeks, 50c te $2.50 &'
I-Ieubigant's Quelque
'0 Hudnut's Toilet Water,
Imported Best Steel
Asserted in Leather
Cutex Manicure
Fat Kewpies filled
0
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Hand Painted Scrap Baskets, $1.75
gj Electric Lamp, complete with shade, $3.50 fa
Ivery Toilet Articles, mostly half price
Kayser Silk Underwear, specially priced
H Flowers and Corsage Bouquets
1
Photo by Uachracli
MHS. JOHN GILBERT
Mrs. (i Illicit is ene of the most
popular matrons and Is greatly In
terested In charitable undertakings
mejer, Mivt Gladys Te:. Miss Lydla
Beldeman, MNa Isabel Webster, Mlis
Kllzabeth Hurst. Mlas Dercthv Hu-st.
Miss Allce HcBslrr. Mlsn Dorethy Aurr,
Mien i:eljn Bucldand, Mlci Mary i
uvans uicuinien, mihh Anna iieyanam,
Mr. Perry Iletjers, Mr. Thcodare I lev
sham, Mr. lllchard H. Lane, Mr. Wil
liam Shoemaker, Mr. Helm Gresh, Mr
Jehn Mullln, Mr. Harry Jarrett, Mr
William Hallmnn. Mr. Lerey Schultz.
Mr. Uugcna Dambly, Mr. Montgomery
Evans, Mr. Donald Malra and Mi. Ben
jamin Swtd.
Mrs. V. Herbert Wcnta, of D? K'b j
street, will entertain at cards e-i Dp- i
cember " in honor of M.ts Kutharti
A .Scheldt, whose engagement te Mr i
Heward Hdhen hau been announced.
Mr. and Mrs J. S I.phmi'n, of Atlan
tic City, will !,pend the ("lirlstinaH h l -dafl
as gncstH of Mr. and Mrj. Edwin
S. Njce. of the Hamilton.
MIbu licrnlce t'ltrneswertli, a "-tudpnt
at Darlington Sernlnury, Wei Chpster,
Pa., Is spending the holidays v ith her
2S
St
all marked 1
Hese, $2.50 a pair g
nose, .uu a pair m.
: -
tt . . ,-
Gloves, $3.00 a pair '
- t
Toilet Water, $1.80
?
mailing, 2 for 25c
?.
dez.
m
w.
Fleur Talcum, 90c fe
TM
in fancy box. $1.00 bt
Scissors, 35c te $1 .00
Cases, $2.50 te $6.00
Sets, special, 50c
m.
with Talc, 75c
I
parents, Jlr. nnd Mrq. Krederlclt C.
Kurneswerth, of Germantown pike I
STEVENSON QUITS HOSPITAL;
Acjed Lawyer, Hurt by Taxlcab, Has '
Recovered Frem Injuries
Cornelius Stevenson, prominent law
jer of 'Si7 Seuth Twenty-tirbt Mrcet.
.,111 Vtn .IlLnlinpf.ntl ftiifn flirt JnffprMlfl
I,, ill uu ii.r,.,,..v. ...u. t..N v -
Hospital today, where h haf. been a
natlent slnce July -1 when he was
it ruck by a taxlcab and severely in
jured. covering from his In furies bctsuihe of his
ngc. Iln is seventy-eight Knis old.
Mr. Stevenson a wlfu died while he wni
in the hospital. I
Mr. Stevenson retired from nctunl I
law practice nbeut twenty-live years
ngn, but han maintained an office at
707 Walnut btrcct.
phila 'a KonrjMeyr thkathbb
BROAD Mat. Today .
CIIARLUS l'nOHMAN Prcscnta
ET HEL
BARRYEVSORE
In Hip t)I In which her triumph has
been without enrnllel In t!ir history
of tlie American ntntrr.
"DECLASSEE"
By Zoc Akins
f-"ais aclllnjr for Xnss i. (! Ycrs
V m,h, JJ.tra "Xtut New Tw n,
Prices, all performances te.ei)t Holi
day nlrlit") BOi' te I2.B0
GARRICK POP- Mat. Today
I. hT I i:Vf IS. I..VNT MAT. SAT.
Charles 'DiZndAam Pzzstnrt
i&mmi n ir,
'lb lb ly1
A PLAY or ADVENTUflC.
ltk A E. MATTHEWS
Xmas and New Year's Wcekj
Iltttln"i,3 WcJ.. Sat. jni New Ycar'e
SEATS
ARE NOW SELLING
FOR
tfieisiv mum
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