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vfljcy Wynne Talks of the Weather Of European
Trips And Tells of h Debutante Tea Planned
for November 10, 1922
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BRIDE OF YESTERDAY
"8 awful te talk about the weather;
"ui illd vett rvrr pep mich a day M
JXdir? My ''WW' ! f,,nrtc'1 m,t t0
Snfewn nrel thought I wnuM wilk
?.".";...- for llin rnr well, when I
finnllr hit n telegraph pole, with my
ffllfl werklnu iw n perfectly, row.
Hill I had covered nearly two blocks,
mi .itch a thin an n car wbh net te
If !4.iUn nr heard. Finally I nibnaied
in tit me a taxi and readied my den
"nation Juct.ehe hour later than I In
And'evervwhe'rn It wi wonderful te
,. Imw every one ecemed te be en skIiIh.
nrrvere? Wlire Is the country
where the prep c ride ever the Ice en
,Mi with regular will attached, such
5, one fees In a catboat? 1 can't re
.r.mbrr. hut'thht wh the kind nf coun ceun
',"4 you ami I Hvedjn yesterday.
AND was. It net a disappointment?.
I arec In, the morning and looked
t of the window te acq a' most beauti
ful white carpet ever everything. And
ill the cam and truck .and wageim were
coins by with the most lutcletiH ceft
thuds, and I could hardly wait te Ret
Inte mr Koledhe nnd ten cent te wade
nut In that beautiful white. I wanted te
make snewlmlw and fire them rfj any
one who chanced along.
I felt thoroughly wild nnd untamed,
nsJf I were way bark In the dark ages
whin I used te sled alenjr Clinten street,
with a few choice cronies. Clinten
ttrect, becaufe there were no trolleys
there and se our methcrH did riot mind
our racing out In the middle of the
jtrret. And by the time I was dressed
n1 breakfasted and ready te start out.
hadn't that snow changed Inte sleet and
did It net chance Inte rain right In my
very face, and did It net proceed te
treat mc contumeliously? It did.
F! WAS a geed thing there wns no
vpry large ball last night, for
whether you had n car, or role In a
trolley or taxi, you weuVd have been
no. wet person just getting Inte or out
of any or both. Yeu bee St went te my
head entirely for I Btlll feel sort of
simple about It all. That being; the
cur I better call a halt and tell you
geme of the doings, for there are n few,
jeu knew. There wns the Junier Dinner-Dance
In the foyer last night.
EVERY ONE sceine te be going te
Europe. Alberta Heath Is gelnif
Itb the Charlton Ynrnalls next month
end Ellen Lloyd nnd her mother will
tall this month. In fact thev nre going
In lesj than a fortnight. Then I never
heard of se many Dixen relatives as
there are going te Europe en the twenty
eighth, Melly Thayer and two of the
Bharpiess gins and airs, wiwen ssnarp
leu and several ethers.
Mary Porcher Is Kelllnz for Ttalv en
January 21 with several friends. She
will join Mine ether people ever in
Naples and will trnvel through Italy,
Fpaln nnd France and go te Heme in
June. I hear nlRe that she expects te
take In Mcc and the Imlcarlc Islands,
these. "Fortunate Isles" off the coast
of Spain. It sounds like u fairy tale.
WOULD you bcllove that the dates
for next fall are already in the
planning? Well, they arc, and I'll
tell you who is coming out en No
vember 10. I should wy who nre, ns
they nre twins, nnd se they nrc net Is.
Anyway, It's Virginia and Louisa
S'errls, the daughter of Dr. nnd Jlrs.
lticliard Norris, who live In that been
tlful brown heuse at 000 North Twen
tieth etret, en the grounds of the hos hes
pltal. The tea will be given nt the
heuse null will be followed by Olnner
and the theatre for the receiving party.
Virginia and Louise will graduate)
tills miring from Miss Irwin's school',
and Virginia Is going te Dryn Mawr
next year. I bellcve It will be the first
time the two have been separated since
their childhood for any length of time,
Tlicv nre attractive alrls nnd have a
Rreat deal of musleul talent. They are
members, oi.uie junior music uiud,
you knew.
plIBB gave ji birthday party for
L Elcriner, and about thirty Httle
boys and clrls cntne te It. each one
Tarrying a present for the little hostess.
The last one te arrive, however, had
iw package with her and, seeing the
ethers lyltuc about, she felt naturally
rmbnrrassed that her mother had neg
lected te ptevldc her With one. Hhe
went up te Eleaner and eald: "Ne
He, I guess Mamma did net knew It
is your birthday, cause ehe did net get
me a present for you, I don't kneiv
what te de," "Oh, Hint's all right."
Mltl Eleaner generously, "All the
ethers brought inc. something, se T
guess I can afford te let you go free."
,. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher, of
Chestnut Hill, will entertain at dinner
en Krldny evening'. Among; the guests
will be Mr. apd Mrs. ArthUrH. nreckle.'
Mr. and Mrs. Clayten rintt and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Prutt McKcart.
Mr. and Mrs. Cereid Hejsman, of
-urn i.ccubi nirecr. nave issutu invita
tions for a dlnnpr m Thursday evening,
January 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Ocorge Lnlu Harrison.
jr., or seu j uc L,nncey pince, win en
tertain at a dinner en Thurneay evening,
January 26.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Pratt McKean,
of Pine Run Farm, will entertain -Mr.
and Mm. Edward Farnum at dinner en
Tuesday evening at the Dellevue-Strat-ferd
and later In their box at the opera.'
Mr. nnd Mrs. McKean entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Emery McMlchael In their box
at the opera en Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. McKean will sail en February
11 en a Mediterranean cruise.
Mr and Mrs. CI. Drlnten Roberts, of
I.lanengnn, Ilnln. will entertain nt a
dinner en Thursday evening, Janu
ary 19.
Mrs. Marc Schecttle. 6f the Fair
fax, Ocrmantewn, will entertain at
luncheon nnd bridge en Medday after
noon, January 16. The guests will In In
clude Mra Walter Warlnr Honklnsen.
Mrs. Rebert J. Fell, Mrs. Henry Pratt
McKean, Mrs. William K. Waterman,
Mrs. Clayten Piatt, Mrs. Edward D. R.
unitzcu aim Airs, l'.uwaru i tuuurt.
Mr. Geerge W. Furnens, son of Mr.
and Mns. Hadclyffe Furiiess of 207
Summit avenue, Jenklntewn, will give
a dinner en Saturday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Jeseph Leldy, of 1319
Locust street, will entertain at a large
dinner en Friday evening, February 24,
at the Rltz-Carlten.
Miss Margaretta A. Sharpies, daugh
ter" of Mr. and Mrs. T. WIlBen Shnrplcss.
of 10 East Chestnut avenue, Chestnut
Hill, will entertain nt a card party en
Wednesday afternoon, January 25, In
honor of Miss Darbara Sargent.
' Mrs. Richard C. Nerrls will cntertnln
at luncheon im Thursday nfternoen.
January 19, nt her home, 600 North
Twentieth street, In honor of her dungh
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Mrs. Martin Dutler, Mr. Arthur Hush
Jenkins, Mrs. H. Heward Phemm, Mrs.
W. J. Perkins, Mrs. J. Herbert Ervln,
Mrs. Theodere M. Delaney, Mrs.
Oeerge II. Uenzen, Jr., Mrs. Hareld M,
Helser, Mrs. Jehn S. Clements and Miss
Anne Auterbach.
The current events department of the
Oak Lane Review Club met en Tues
day afternoon at the home of the re
cording secretary of the club, Mrs. Jehn
II. Cress, of Asbury terrace and Ver
bena avenue, Oak Lane. The subject
for the afternoon was "The Reservation
Hvstem of the North American Indian."
Mrs, Jeseph. K. Dixen Is president of
the department and Mrs. William Chea
ter Yerkes Is secretary and treasurer.
A meeting of the Qlenslde Mothers'
Club wilt be held ttlils afternoon.
Mrs. Rebert Turner, of Peuahkeensle.
N. Y has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. C. William Haywood, of Ambler.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Slevens, of
Ambler, are occupying their new home
in wnwa,
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Read, of
Hiking avenue, Elktns Park, nre eccu.
pylng their new home en Second street
pike and Church read, East, near
Ogenta, and Mrs. Redd's brother nnd
alater-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph U
Wllmsen, are occupying the Elklns ave
nue home. Mrs. Read was formerly
Mrs. Helen Wllmsen Fex,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Turner, of Elklns
Park, nre abroad for n few months.
of tht West Indlea and Seuth American
ports.
Miss Lockwood's Wednesday after after
neon dancing class met nt the Phllndel.
phln Cricket Club yesterday afternoon.
Th. nilrnni.ul nm MrS. RUlOn-MlllCr,
mm. RmmMt Tatnalt. Mrs. Alfred
Maule, Mrs. Walter Janney, Mrs. C ur
..it vi,.ini Mm. Charles Htarr. Jlrs.
James Llneaweaver. Miss Lockwe-od s
Friday evening dancing class wilt inept
as usual this week at the Philadelphia
Cricket ciubj
HOLMESBURG
Mln rinrnnrn Weed, of 7819 Walker
.1...1 .titertninpri tlm members of her
five hundred club last evening Her
guests were Mrs. Uenjamln Mark, Mrs.
Frank Lynnm, Mrs. Harvey Haines,
Mrs. Henry Wecd, Mrs. Harvey Wa1tr,n,
Miss Ida Walten, Miss Careline Snyder,
Miss Alice Frest, M(mi Florence llalnes,
Mrs. Jehn Parry, Mrs. Charles McClurc
and Mrs. Rey Donaldsen.
and among the gdests w"ere Mri. Albert
it. L,adner. airs, ueorge 11. mergan.
Mrs. Fred Reese, Mrs. Harry W. 8celt,
Mrs, Ed Ward Taltt nnd Miss Evelyn
Uuenther.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles Frederick
Kuuler, who nre passing a week at the
Chnlfonte.-Atlantin City, will retum te
thelr home fit Rose Valley en Monday.
NORRISTOWN
Vanity Fnlr Studlei. rhote by Allen Crew Cook.
MKS. K. IIUItKBLLi R1IOADS
Jlrs. Rhoads, whose marriage took plnce yesterday, was Miss Margaret
Itagatz, of this city
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Ruby II. Luberoff, dnuchter of
Mr. and Mrs. 8. LuberefC, 1928 North
Seventh street, was married en Sunday
evening te Dr. Philip Resenblum nt
the Temple Ohel Jacob, followed by a
reception at the Adelphla Hetel. Rabbi
Newman eDlclated. The bride; who was
given In mnrrlage by her father, was
attended by Miss Blanche Iseustcln an
maid of honor. The bridesmaids were
Mies Ulanclie Rostew. Miss Julia Abrams.
Miss Sadle Miller, Mr. Morten Oram
and Miss Minnie Jnffc. Dr. Rosenbliim
was attendnrl bv Mr. Ahrnhnm Itnunii.
blum bb best man and. the ushers were
air. .Morten dram. Dr.
son, Mr. Samuel Abrams
Jarre and Mr. Ell Rese,
Mrs. Uenjamln Clark, of 7760 Cottage
street, will be hostess next Thursday te
the members of the Olrls' League of
iu Trn.mnnnel nhurcti. These iircsent
in VtT.i Annn Htnvnnsnii Miss Ella I '"l8H -mr en judaic, wish awcavcr
ni'm0 'mm Florence lllnes. MM a'r'l, MIKh Virginia Enrl, Miss Marlen
V,l i'"'r,S V-"!!.. VteiiiieV Weed. M I s ..'' T: Miss Sara Margaret Lattlmere,
Mr. and Mrs, Themas Cnllnghdn, of
East Chestnut Btreet, entertnlncl at
dinner in honor of thplr fourteenth wed
ding anniversary. Theso present In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. D. O'Connor, Mr,
nnd Mrs. Ucrnnrd Callnghau, Mrs. J. P.
Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Pettlt, Miss
Anna dregnn, Mr. und Mrs. P. J. Cal
Inghan, Miss Elslo Dltlew, Mrs. Cath Cath
erlne Hellly, Mr. und Mrs. Alexander
Robertsen, Jr., Mr. Jamen P. Rellly, Mr.
Michael Finnln.
In honor of her eighth birthday nn
niverifury, iviinn victeria ttiweil, et y.i i
west i.ainyeim street, was given a sur sur
prlse pnrty. Among the guests were
MIsm Mary Drcby, Miss Eliner Krats,
Miss Mnrlen Riddle, Mlsn Owcavcr
itln T.tntz. Miss Florence Weed, Miss
Sablna Uerkman. Mrs. Charles Ores,
Mrs. Charles McClure. Miss Lena Ui-tt n,
Miss Florence Ettcr and Mrs. Jehn
Parry. ,
On Friday evening. January 27. the
Yeung People's Society of Emmanuel
Church, nt Frnnltferd nvcmie nnd Hick
ory street, will glve n danrj. In the
parish house. Mr. Frank Lynnm is
chulrman of the commlttee In charge.
FRANKFORD
Mr and Mrt. Warren Franc", of Oak
land 'and Allengreve streets, will leay
en .Innunry 15 te spend the wltiter In
Flerida.
Jlrs. Jehn H. Sldebetham. of 1710
Caster read, entertained nt a muMralc
last Saturday nfternoen nt her home
for, the benefit of the building fund of
the Frankford brunch of the -i-utig
Wemcn'n Christian Association.
if- n,i Mn Merris Uelny, "f 16t
Orthodox street, entertained en Sunday I
evening In celebration of their Hixteeiith
William Exlck-1 wedding nnnlversary. A nummT ei eui-
jlr. Aeriuiatn ' or-town guests were i"""'-
After mi ex-! Mrs. William F. La Uue. pi " "-
Um Helen Oerhart, Master Wallace
Drcby, Master Nerrls E. W. Elwell.l
Master William Hallas, MnBter Halrd ,
lllnklp, Master Mnck Hlnkle, Mnstcr
Hertrnin Jattlmore and Master William
H. Howe. ;
The regular meeting of the Norrls Nerrls Norrls
terwn CSarden Club was held nt the
Regar Museum yesterday. . Mrs. El-'
brldge MeFarland wns the hostess, and
talks wero given by Mrs. Alfred W.
Wright. Mrs. Corden J I. Friend and
Mrs. Chnrlteu II. Belles.
Mlsit Cathnrlne Boekmun, of Fernance
street, entertained at an Informal dance
in honei; of Mies Ruth Weltzcl. of this
borough, who will leave thin week te
bocemo a student nurse ut the Lnnkennu
Hospital, Philadelphia. There were
twelve guests.
I'lllI.A I.UAIJ1NO TIIKATHKH
DIltB'TION fiK I.KB 4 J J. SHl'DIMtT
tended trip tireugh New ICngland, Dr. , ,.0m lit'reet. 1ms been visiting n litif
and Mrs. Resenblum will llve at 1C1I
Seuth Twenty-third street.
William J. Elliett, of 317 Seuth Seven
teenth street, whose engagement has
been announced te Mr. Walter Crocker
Pew. ha been changed from Monday
afternoon te Tuesday afternoon, Janu
ary 17.
Among the interesting debutantes of
next season will be Miss Barbara L.
Clayten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Clayten, of Oraywyn, Grays lane, H,av H,av
erferd, and 2221 De Lanccy plnce, who
will be formally presented te society by
,hcr parents at a tea In October.
Miss Marv Wlnser wilt ctve a lunch
eon today in honor of Miss Lucy O.
Brnnham, who ,hau recently returned
from a. Journey through Russia.
Mrs.- Charles Price Maule and her
daughter, Mrs. Oeerge Wlllcex Mclver,
of 2217 Rittenhouse street, will be nt
home en Thursdays In January at 4.
They will be assisted In receiving this
afternoon by Mrs. Richard Parry Tatum,
Mrs, James B. Coryell, Mrs. Alan Hart
welt Streng, Miss Rachel Price, Miss
Mildred Longstreth and Mlsy Henrietta
M. Wilsen. Ne cards liuve been sent
out.
An Interesting debutnnte of next sen sen
sen will be Miss Mary Loulse White,
daughter of Mr. Themas Racburn
White, of 151 West Coulter street, Ocr
mantewn, who will be formally pre
sented te society by her father during
Easter week. Mlts White Is u student
at Hryn Mawr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Dlssten and
their daughter, Miss Lerraine Dlssten, of
ter, Miss Orace Nerrls. Thirty guests I Norwood Hall, Chestnut Hill,' left yes
et the younger school set will attend
The luncheon, te be followed bv a
card party, te be gtven by Miss Eliza
beth I). Battles, debutante daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Battles, nt her
home, 267 Seuth Nineteenth street, in
honor of Mlsi Hannah Marlm Elliett,
debutante daughter of Mr. und Mrs.
were Miss .Flerenco I. Buckman. Miss
Sylvia Jane Totem,' Miss Orace Bernlce
Weed. Miss Jean' Stockton Cantrell.
Miss Dordthee V. Gressman, Miss Alice
Jussen nnd Miss Hepo Craig Williams.
The Thirteen Club will entertain to
morrow evening nt n reception nnd
dance given In the Emergency Aid
rooms, Eighteenth street below Walnut.
The Alumni of the WcSt Philadelphia
Catholic High Scheel for Beys will held
a rocetitlcm nnd dance tomorrow eve
ning In the foyer of the Academy of
MUSIC.
Mrs. W. O. Smith, of 2109 Seuth
Twenty-first street, and Mrs. Hemer
Norten ontertalnod at a brldge party en
Tuesday afternoon.
Thb Jesters' Club will glve Its next
dance en January 21. Among thn tnem
beru of the club are Mr. Themns Brnn-
Uer, Mr. Manning F. Cerrlgun, Mr. I
Curtis F. Branker, Mr. Frank P. Thomp
son, Mr. Warren A. Mehnry, Mr. Hareld
F. Ormsby. Mr. Charles A. Starr, Mr.
Rebert M. Martin, Mr. Hareld tl. Dulsl
mer, Mr. .Charles A. McIIelgh, Mr.
Themas J. Conaty,Mr. Fred C. Clem-1
ents, Mr. Oeorge B. Dements, Mr. Lee
A. Colllsen. Mr. J, Frank Dougherty
Mr. Peter F. Blair. Mr. Dudd I Wray
and Mr. Jehn L. Connelly.
ALONG THE READING .
Mrs. Edwin C. Dcssalet, of Wyncote,
GERMANTOWN
Miss Frances Courtney, of Denver,
Cole., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J.
Courtney, of 5537 Chew street, 1ms
been spending several weeks with her
parents.
Buffalo fcr several weeks.
MOORESTOWN
me Mmiuiii Kennard. of
nvonue, entcrtaineu
inu i ji, wrun
,HUBERT
iitral
the ladles nt the
art deportment of the Weiiiiium Dub
en Thursday morning.
Mrs. J. Irle Hepkins id visiting rela
tives In New Brunswick, N. J
Mli-H Loulse Mulsoed has returned ".
her home en West Main strew . -im. r
spending soiiie time In 1' rceneld. .s .1
MImm llrnr., Kepell. Of PhlllliMlilil.l
Mr. and Mrs. PenvlliiH McAtilllfc nre i was n.KUest of Mrs. Jehn i- Mullhi
iw occupying their new heme.nt 1S29 I Saturday and Sundny
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Allen Whitehead,
of Seuth Swansea, Mass., ure the guests
of Mrs. Edward Cregnr. of East High
street.
West Ontario street. Jlrs. McAullffc
before her recent marriage, was Miss i i,rr nemn after a visit with her d.mgh
Mary Purtell, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. tpp. !rM. William Hcwecu, m "v i
laiiies l'urtell, of 1378 East Ilalnes ; l.roek. Pn.
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
THE WORLD'S III!
REST
VAUDEVILLE
DAILY MATS AT 1-EVtS AT 8
BESSIE McC0Y DAVIS
IN TMC. IATIST DANtlNB RtVUt tNTITltP
CASTLt5 IN THE. AIR"
THE FLEMINGS
ARMSTRONGS JAMES - WALTER BR0WER
RYAN &LEE - MARGUERITE FARRELL
bURT SHLPMtRO -JACK&KITTV O'MACO
The Five Kings Hatty AlthefF
of Syncopation Carles & Inez
n "IIAKMONV I.AM
Mrs. fewlln Stokes has returneil In "nil n (irt M'rrnnnriing Hill of HmiU1nr
street.
Miss Anne Williams and Miss Jane
Williams, who spent the holidays with
their parents. Dr. nnd Mrs. Carl Wil
liams, of West Scheel lane und rireenp
street, have returned te school ut Chevy
Chase, Washington.
Miss Helen Hughen has had Mi .
Sara Urewu, of Atlantic City, n lur,
gue.1t.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Jtr. nnd Mrs. Nerman P. Sln.u . ,,i
Illdlev Park, accompanied by Mr Jtirm--
A twilight musical lecture will be , W. I.uhenn, of Woecllyn, are taMng an
given Huturdny nfternoen at thn home extended triji through tile Seuth
or JirH. Maviu i'-. i. rosier, iuiu ucrniuii
town avenue.
Mrs. Percy A Hellus, of Schells
burg, Pa., Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
O. lL Crewell, of 828 Ciiriicntcr street.
Mrs. William F. Keyser, of I5n0 Tern
Hill reml Im entertaining the Monday
Afternoon Klve Hundred flub. The ether
members nre MIhs Sieg, Mrs. Sleg, Mrs.
Ward, Mrs, Pfeel, Mrs. llawnsley, Mrs.
Uuhrls, Mrs. Welralth.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. Wallace Hallnwcll,
entertained the members of her brldge of the Wellington, will sail en January
club en Tuesday nfternoen. The mem-1 21 en the Empress of Ilrltuln for a tour
Mr. and Mrs. William H. .lolin-en, et
Woodlyn, liuve announced tlie i-tigagr
ment of their daughter, MIhm Mm in P
Jehnsen, te Mr. I-VrrlH W. Mltcln-ll, ei
Chester. Mrs. Jehnsen entertained nt
mncheen n few days age in honor et
her daughter.
Miss Ursula Wingcrt I- rr.tertnlnlng
nt bridge ut her home In Chester thlf
afternoon.
Mrn. Albert A. Price entertnlned In
formally at luncheon nt li'-r heim In
Swnrtliniere last Friday afternoon Sti
was assisted by Mrs. William S. I'rli--
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POP.
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BEST
SEATS
I IN A TURKISH BATH I,ou
BY AV8V 'iOPVOOD & CHABITM MOBBOS
mmmA
terday for Uellealre, Fla where they
will pass the remainder of the winter
nt tneir estate.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Hradferd Williams. I
of Hnddenfleld, gove a luncheon nt the
Engineers' Club, followed by a theatre i
pnrty, In honor of their daughter Hepe's'
sixteenth birthday. Among the guests '
i
Ali
IUPORTERB. DRSlGNKnS AND UAKBM! OF WOUSN'B AND
OBlLDItKN'S APPAJIBL OF TUK HIGHEST CHARACTVtl
FOR UOKB THAN TWBNTY-BtX YBARB
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GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
FURS
BLOUSES
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
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Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
PETTICOATS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
NEGUGEES
Extraordinary Dress Sale
Including
A Special Purchase of High Grade Gowns
and The Entire "Harris" Dress Stock at '
Radical Reductions
A double event, either offering completely removed from the usual. We
stress quality, for every Dress in the entire presentation is distinctly high
grade and of desirability that conveys its value te the taste that is most dis
criminating that knows.
16-50
25-Q
35M
45M
Street Dresses
Formerly te 35.00.
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Formerly te 49.50.
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Formerly te 65.00.
Afternoon and Evening. Dresses
Formerly te 89.50.
Dresses for The Larger Women
Fer Street and Afternoon
Extra-Size Dresses 3Q-S0
Formerly te 75.00.
Extra-Size Dresses dQ50
Formerly te 89.50. T
Extra-Size Dresses JQ.50
Formerly te 125.00. . v
We Specialize en Apparel That Slenderizes the Larger Weman
Specializing
.in Coats,,
Suits,
Dresses and
Skirts
1222-1224 Walnut Street
Medes of
Distinction
and
Originality
"'TiliiTTT
iiiljHHlil!llli i'llijlilllli
Closing Out
Qur Entire Stock of
Spert & Tailored Suits
Belew Cost
Every one an individual "Stecker" model, representing
Fall and Winter modes at their most distinctive and best.
21 Spert Suits
That were up te $55.00, new
$18
18 Fur-Trimmed Spert Suits
That were up te $75.00, new
$28
25 Tailored Suits
That were up te $75.00, new
$
28
ADELPHI
Matinee Today $1.50
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WALNUT
LAST MAT. SAT
50c te $2.00
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JANE GREY
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II A. JI. TO 11 J- 1,
Rudelph Valentine -
IN KtllfiT rUBSENTATIO OV
"The Conquering Power', -i
BUSTER KEATON..TIn,,yj0,,
IVAleffiift FJnrtnca Inwerpttiu DunMUM,
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STANTON
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11:30 li.10 a;3(l n:80 7:30 and 0:30
WILLIAM KOX Vrn-mf ,
MARK TWAIN'S
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"A Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur' Court"
COM1NO "TUB qOLKM"
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11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30,9:30
Elsie Fergusen
Wallace Reid
IV A I'AIlAJICifNT I'lC'TUKU
"Peter Ibbetson"
Cust In. lurt.H- loihelt Dexter MenteU
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. 1-nMK-tt ..nil Harhnra D-ll
PALACF 1-1.' -MA"IT STIIEUT
"Flower of the North"
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MARION DA VIES "1?
VK'TflKIA "AIIKIil Al NINTH
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DUSTIN FARNUM X&..
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"A MAN'S HOME"
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"OVER THE HILL"
BOBBY HEATH
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As Breezy as Spring Itse'f
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ALDINE
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HAM 1 'ill, in hr. .mi! li P. M,
l'(l-l 1 1 I 1, I AST .1 IIAS
GEORGE ARLISS
in "DISRAELI"
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"WAY DOWN EAST"
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IX 1 Motion Pictures
TOMORROW HA SAT. MAT.2A8
ALASKA
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NEW YORK SYMPHONY
Orrhrf ru
;-,.,. Albert Coates ,:.!
If..- a SILOTI I'-nist
Seals Acml. A Hnii"1". 11 1" I hMtiiul-"
ORPHEUM
EJTH'S THEATRE
Vii'eska Suratt
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Anna Chandler
Alian Rogers & Leonera Allen
11 M.Y .1' "-"-' 'N .si'lt " ' .-. 11 :
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ORPHEUM PLAYERS in
v .:,-: "our wives"
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sulijrrt: Till". liKl'.AT lls( IIVKICY
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METROPOLITAN .?,':",;;;. ''.. ', ; ;
MAE DESMOND in "Cornered"
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DUMONT'S ;',"A.U1',' ,' ;," it
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
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CASINO Speking Wid
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With
V K Hull
45 Tailored Suits
Plain and fur-trimmed.
That were up te $95.00, new
$
38
25 Handsome Medel Suits
One of a kind.
They were up te $225, new
$55.oe te $95.oe
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IT HYPNOTIZED ASTOUNDED
HELD SWAYED ENTHRALLED
REPRESENTATIVE PHILADELPHIA
Cliarmed by an EMPIRE of NEW EMOTIONS, filled
every scat in the FORREST THEATRE last niKht and
their EVERY ENNOBLING EMOTION engaged by
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MARVELOUS ENCHANTING MESMERIC EPIC
ORPHANS
of the STORM
or
"THE TWO ORPHANS"
With Lillian and Dorethy Gish
Ten Thousand Others
Symphony Orchestra
FORREST THEATRE VX NOW
Matinees 2 (promptly) Evenings 8
Evenings, 50c te $1.50. Muta., 25c te $1
NOTE: MR. GRIFFITH and the MISSES GISH will
personally appear THIS AFTERNOON Dnd
again THIS EVENING.
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