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EVENING PtfBLIC LEDGEJ-PHILADBLHll, MONDAY JANtJABY 16, 1922
JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks of. the Morning Musicale at the
Bcllevuc-Stratferd She Tells of Twe Debutantes
An Aide
for Next Seasen-r Other Matters Discussed
w
OUID you bcllere it Is a whole
W tndntli fitucc we jmve Iieil n Mon
day morning murfcnleT , ell, Wll
make UD ler it wiuj " uuumc
" atrcnaucr as the artist. Mrs, J. Ber.
trnm Mnplncett will entertain nt the
Snwrt, whlrti will be held In the Uclle-uic-Strntferl
ballroom, you knew, and
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer will
Lave several guests. Miss Anne Thorn Thern
mm will entertain, ns will Mrs. Geerge
II, J.erlmer, Mis. Geerge Drcxcl, Mit
Martin nnd several ethers.
AND would jeu believe nlse that the
"Marriage Tax," of which wc have
heard w much, In te be given tomertow
nlzht In the Academy of Music? I am
te interested te cc it. m I knew U'h
'coins te be very pretty and dainty.
Some of the choruses represent llewers
and the costumes 'ire simply sweet. It
vns written by Mrs. Geerge Dallas
DUeti and Is for the Seamen's Jnsti-
UMr. and MrsJJehn Frederick Lewis
will entertain at dinner before the per per per
lormance, taking their guests te a box
later In the evening, and Mr. and Mrs1.
Lincoln Fergusen will entertain in a
hex and the Jehn Hay Dalngcrflclds
liave planned a supper for Mavguerltu
llosle after the performance. Mar
eucrlte ie going te be ene of the girls
In the piny with a let of ether sub
debs. MARGUERITE is eeminp out next
year, you knew. She Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Beyle, of
Hydal. Her mother was formerly Miss
"Mnrgueritc Jefferds, a daughter of Mrs.
Jehn .Tefforde nnd sister of Jehn and
Walter Jefferds. Waller Jefferds; you
remember, married Sara Ifiska. The
Iioyles are staying In town for a while
this winter with Mrs. Jefferds, who
with Walter and Sara has a heuse at
2300 De Laneey street.
Marguerite has the most wonderful
ubtim-geM hair, which she wears
bobbed and which is very curly. Her
jet arc large nnd dark brown and she
lields herself well. She will inake her
debut nt n tea te be given en Novem
ber 10 by her parents. She is a Miss
Irwin girl and will graduate from that
tclioel in the spring.
)AI1S CLAYTON is another attrac
tive debutante who is te be intro
duced next winter. Hue is tne. uaugii uaugii
ler of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clayten, of
Hftvcrferd and 22Z1 De Ianccy place.
As you Mirmise, of course, from the
nickname. Baba' name is Barbara. She
n e medium height, Han heft brown,
wavy hair, dark eyes, n clear akin and
h certainly very geed looking. She Is
a sister of Mrs. llalph Karlc, who was
Mary Clayten, yen remember. She deb
that cute house out en Berkley reed,
Ham-ford, which every one calls The
Track." because it has a neat two
tracked stene read entrance at the side
back te the garage. It's the coolest
looking white house, all trimmed up in
crccn-and-whltc-strlpcd nwnlngs In the
rummer and always looking like a new
pin. I have net heard Bubs' date for
her debut yet. but have no doubt it will
seen be In the making. .
T SAW Betty Strebing Cancr in town
1 the ether day wearing a stunning
i,. )..ht hmwn duvctvn made with a
turned-tip brim und embroidered in tan.
She was wearing a topcoat of brown
fur with n large cennr ami wiuc chub
.f raccoon. The whele get-up was
very bfceming, I thought. Bclty was
married in October out in Chestnut
Hill, you knew, nnd she and Bill arc
-pending the winter with his Pentfl.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Cancr, nt 170
Walnut street.
BETTX'S small cousins came te spend
the dny with her" jeccntly and
they had a royally geed time together.
Tn fact, they played se hard and ran
nnd jumped nnd laughed se much that
Betty began te get very tired und
plfcpv. She did net realize just what
v-as wrong, but she knew she wanted
te be quiet. Her eyes felt heavy, alie
tvmri for once In her life te have had
nil the Ice cream she wanted for des
cert. She bat qulpt for a while, though
Oie ethers begged for another game,
then she went ever te nurse and whis
pered te her: "De you think they could
l sent home new? I think I've had
neugh of this gay life for today.
NANCY WYNNE.
B'
who will assist Mrs. Lewis In reeolv reeelv
nc tomorrow afternoon will be Mrs.
OrlswMil Lorillard, of Tuxedo Park, nnct
Miss Mary Plowden Kernnn, of New
Yerk. Mrs Uavld Lewls and Mrs. Jo Je
?9P D- ae1ln will preside at the tea
table. Jw cards linve been sent out.
Mlms Emily HalleweH and Mien Busan
M. Hallewell. DOS Clinten Mreet, will
be at home tills nfternoen and the fol
lowing Monday aftemtene in January
and February after o'clock. Ne cards
have been Bent out
Mrs. Chancellor C. Englleli. Mrs, .T.
iJertram Llpplncett, Mrs. Pepe Veat-
iiISH'i n: j0!"P1 " Melten. Mrs.
ltalpli Karle end Mrs. William O. Hcp
Kins will receive tomorrow fi.rnnnn
." William Woodward Arnett,
Miss Hleaner Arnett and Mrs. Jehn
Hancock Arnett, of 2116 Pine Ptreet,
-V "",' DCUl."m iieuny at jieme. rs'e
cards have been' iseued.
Mrs. Henry Tucker and MrA Themas
. Ashton. will be at home this after
neon at 1818 Pine street. Ne cards
httve been sent out.
Jrs. William Wayne Aehhiirat, of the
University. Virginia, who has ben ent
llu! a". U.l? aJe?t of. Ml,a Harriet
Ashhuret, of the Colonial, has left for
Salem, N.'j Bntlr' Irs' 1,eet, of
A0? th0. wh0 w"1 entertain In
tnclr boxes tomorrow at the perform perferm perform
nnce of the "Marrlage Tax." i0 be slven
at the Academy of Musle for the benent
r,.thn 0eamj?. In,fttu'e will include
;,r,7:.a0.rgeT,chlII? DMXeJ. m-e- Alex-
?ir?trV Kn"'nir. Mrs. Aloxander
V n-on.(CereMr- Ernest Law. Mrs.
a,,aairt,lnr,.CaMMt' Mr- I-dward J.
ru." Mrei Albl B- Jehnsen, Mrs
r.ri Hlnry ?ceit- Mr- nebert Kelse
f?.r"L.wJi"n . Jenner Mn i. Powell
fhT Ml T.iieVryerr"n1' Mr- Jhn
ufblp fflMSisbe;
arWraK 'fln,1 ?Jrs- SUnte5?
,riianf? Mrs- JIm Iederlck Lewis.
llnnir 115fiSS?,"ir,,t' ,wlU t.ln nt
iinner. followed by a box party at the
performance i df the "Marrlase . Tax'' te-
PCVS'" ),a rUMt "l l "elude
mib Marian Stewart Wurts. Miss
WnSffirf -a- Eleaner aumnTe"
i.I. trS,zabalh,)v' Thompson, Dr. Wnl-
ef!na"; ,Mr- Merris Barratt, Jr.
ALONQ THE READING
PtaKflrtddvMT ,j0l,n,nil Jcwett, of
avenue, Plainfleld. N. J Mr. Scheetz li
ln e Mr.' und Mr HenrV P
m,f?noH-ef,ynco5e' anA served wlUi
distinction during the war. i
3aanruaJrynk2'5ntOW"- WcUnesda '$e.
menthi UayS' t0 b0 KOne wrll
f l '?';.: vii. IW
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and" Mrs. Henjnmln A. Klnhefh
and their family, 0642 Lincoln drive, nre
spending eeme tinie In Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. Wayne Wlrgmeti, of Hellns Hellns
Kreve, Pa., Is the nuest of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Clinten Hancock Miller, of 4047 Merris
street.
NORRI8TOWN
The rnarrlnge of Miss Edna M, Wis
mer, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ames T
Wlsmer, of 7 Hawe avenue, and Mr.
nebert MaglM. son of Mr. OoerKe Mnglll,
of Jettersenvtlle, took place at Elkton.
Md January 11. Mr, and J?rs, Maglll
will live at 74 Ifaws avenue.
An Informal dance wcsi etven en
Haturdav at the Plymouth Country
Club. A number of dinner parties pre
ceded the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. IJerkewIt, of 1R8
West Main street, observed the twenty -fourth
anniversary of their weddlnK at
an Informal gathering at their home.
Qoed'Dero Marriage
The morrlnire of Mlsa Jeannette It.
UerV, daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Abrani
Uerg, 887 North Twenty-third' street, ti
Mr. Sidney, Jt. Geed took place lant
Aldet for 8t. Francis riome hn ,.. !,,,.( RMnrn nnd ma
Attractive yYiunir tnembern of the 8t. , Agnes Levls.
Francis Junier Aid will act as aides miss Gertrude Uachler will be In
...iiin- dnn.jira rlirArfitteB. candv' ana as rhr,rai, nt the beIa of oreirrams and Will
liehers at the musical extravaganra, i he assisted by Mlns Helen McNlfhel,
.itri,., , v.n mm Raw." whlrll will beiM'a. Airnai MriKIehel. Mlsil Helen.
Air. Miiinpv ji uuuu luvk uibuu ,,v,h ,, b.0 mww.. .-... . -. - .... I -.. -----. -r 1. . --. I
week at M.kve Israel Hynngegue. Bread' .KVXR HwoTfer CeS!
Direction StanVy CoinnyetAn'
and Yerlt streets. The Itev, Leen II.
Uhnaleh officiated.
The bride waa gtven In marrlaee by
her father.
Mies Itebecra Sulibercer Berg', a
uattr of the bride, was maid of honor,
valeBeent Wemtn at Darby. The. play
will be lven In the ballroom or the
Bellevue-Stratford en Friday night.
Junuary 37.
il.BS VKIIU1 1U'IVJIUI. ,iie A.riw.. .
Chatham, Mlsa Agnes Hatrgarty, MIbb j
Dercthy Hackett and Miss Hten Marie,
Murphy. '
The donations of candy will be neld i
by Mlsi Mary Hookey, Jt!s Madeline
ueiananiy. miss t ranees ioen, .mhw
The flower girls will be In charge of iMIldred Tebln, MIsn Mary MeHcnry,
Miss Alice Murdock, asslsted by Mies
Mary Ileulsler. Mrs. Josepn McLean,
Mathllde Kranltel and Miss Klerencn
Olneburir. The ti shorn were Mr. Abram
H. IJerif, Mr. Jacob Charles Oeldsmlth,
Mr, Lawrence Brunswick, Mr. Alfred
Brunswick, Mr. Marshall Brentier and
Mr. Stanley H, Hundhelm.
The bride Is a grandntcce of former
Judge Mayer Sulrbtrger. The bride-
Kreem Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S,
. Geed, cf Wheeling, W. Va. A family
i dinner at the Jllts-Carlten follewnl the
West Airy street, are spending seme I ceremony, and the yeung1 couple left
ttme witn relatives in rettsviue, I'a. ier a noneymeon in liermuda.
The bridesmaids Included Mlria Jean- MIbb Henrietta Jenkins. Miss Margaret
tte a Berir, MIbb Bephle Belber, Miss Themas, Mlan'Mary Mlller, Miss Eleaner
3!s!e Frledman. Mies Hophle Lecb, Mies o'Leughlln, MIbs Catherine Hall, Mies
Marie nellly, Miss nuth Lonergan, Mis
Miss ICatherlne MuClatchy and Miss
EUane.' Oatser,
Others who are taklnir an nctlv part
In the succcat of the production of the
ehew are Mies Kathcrlne Hchlater, Mrs '
Joel C. Huber. Miss Mnrcuerlt' Land,
Marie O'Hearn, Mien Gertrude Arunday Miss Buth Ibrufl, Miss Haleme Oate,
and Mlsa Catherine Felln. Mrs. Jcseph McDevItt, Mlsa Irene Brad-,
Cigarettes will be sold In the audience ford and Miss Marlm Vanneman. I
liv Mr. William Cenner, who will be,
assletcd by Miss Edna Boethb, Mies I
Helen Boothby, Mlsn May White, Miss
Manraret carty, wisn neien Auier. Mist
Agnes Barten, Mlsn Mildred MacDennld
The usners win de in cnargc or Mrp.
Jeseph Tlnney, who will be assisted by
lutn Agnes jvieyinn,
nlni-ham. Mrn. Wlllii
leylan, Mrs. Jeseph C'un-
llam Urenfleld, Minn
I'hote by IHchrach
MISS HELEN WHITE
MIsS White, who lives at 00-U
Lincoln drive, will be ene of the
aides nt a musical and reception at
the Bcllevue-Stratferd tonight for
the lHincflt of St. Jeseph's Hospital
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Simen H. Keester an,
the guests of Mra. F. Hassle? an" hSe
family, 9f S261 Xerth J.".
n M'8.8 Tossle S. Dalslmer. of 2258 North
Bread street. Is entertaining n.s her KUKSt
mif.rreWCCk"Cnd W1S8 "oTeeof
Jr,APluI5l ?Ir3, Thema.s V Wilkinson
of 410B Sprlns: Garden etreet. n nneunSl
Vrtrlnn 1S,;. ,;,", ."""""W. S
Gcert'e R. McMurtrle.
and Mr.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Adele Coeke, dauchtrr of Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Coeke, of 1534 Seuth FIf.
teenth street, left yesterday en a trip
te Cleveland, O., where oho will Jein
friends and go en a tour of the West
and California, te return home after
April 1.
Miss Lerette Grlnnan. of C348 llace
street, formerly of this section, enter
tained, informally at a farewell part
given at her home Saturday evening In
honor of Mlas Bone Corkill, who luii
been the gucet of Mlsa Grlnnan for seme
time and who left yesterday for New
Yerk, where she will stay with her par
ents Indefinitely. Among these presen'
were Mlns Levlnl Meade, Mlsu Kathryu
McGarvey, Mies l'eggj' Cellins, Mlu'i
Catherine Green, Mies JCathlecn Mullin,
Mlsa Eleaner Grlnnan, Mlns Kathrn
Geckler, Miss Helen Haley, Mr, Geerirt
Dean, Mr. Denny Byiui, Mr. I'Yenli
Ryan, Mr. Lee ueundtree, Mr. Jac!(
Beneen, Mr. Nerman Nevlnn, Mi. I'lai. I'lai.
Wilsen, Mr. Dick Connoley, Mr. Ju it
Connoley and Mr. Alfred Coeke.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Preceding a musical program that wi s
given at the Weman's Club of Bywoe.1
en Thursdny afternoon by Miss Jegmsr
Jehnsen, Mrs. Edwin A. Yarnall talked
en "Women and Jury Duty." A paper
en current, events followed by Mrs. Sam
ut 1 W lllams The hostesses of the after
noon were Mrs. I. H. Smith, Mrs. Jehn
Jehnsen, Mrs. Gcerge Thompson una
SIlss Dorethy Wellman. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. Irwin Cheyney are
entertaining Mrs. Cheyney'n slster, Mis. '
Lucretla Baker Lawten. of Proldeiice,
It. I., at Ridge Farm, their home near
Media.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip It. Whltney, ef i
Stepping1 Stones. Meylan, have a their j
guest Mr. 'Hniltncy's mother, of Bosten,!
for whein they entertained at dinner a
few evenings age. ,
i.tke sNArrr STenres?
Had "The Unexpected." by r, Morten
Heward, ftnrt "The UAuntleM Ij'BanSer," b
1Vlner.a Godfrey. . In Mnca7ine Htctlen of
next Uandav's Publle tlBer. Adv.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
n Interesttni? wedding will be that
of Miss Cathcrlne Godfrey .Llevd.
daughter of Mrs. Jehri Lloyd, of the
Teuralnc, nnd Mr. Jeseph IngBtretli,
en of Mrs. William Worrell Wagner, of
Klleralclgh, Scheel Heuso and Gypsy
lunes, Oermantewn, which will take
ptace en Saturday. April 29, In bt.
.famfB Enlscopel Church. Twenty-nee-.ind
and Walnut Btreets. The Itev. Jehn
MeekrldRe will perform the ceremeny
V reception will fellow nt the Acorn
(lnh Mlat Prnncrs Trenclinrd Leaf will
attend MIbb Lloyd as maid off honor. I
Mr William Worrell Wagner will at
tend his stepson as best man. I
Mr Arthur V. Morten, of 1342 Spruce
stieet will rnlertaln at a dinner en
Satunlaj evening, January 28, in honor
of his niece, Miss Clair Glttlngs, be-'
fore the meeting of the Saturday Le-j
nlng Dancing Clats. I
Mr and Mrs, Charles Custls Hnrrl-1
eon, Jr , of Chuckswoed Farm, Villa-,
no., nnd 243 Eaat Rittenhouae Efiuare,
iav fssueil Imitations for ti dance
en lYldny evening, January 27, nt the
Wtz-Carlten, in honor of their daughter,
JIIbs Augusta W. Harrison.
Mrs. Aloxander Brown, of Castlcfln.
I3rn Mawr, will entertain at a dinner,
en Thursday, before the ball Mlsn
Beekschir ntnl Mr. f lUstave A Heck-,
cher, of Tslcbroek, Strafford, will glve,
t tlie Hellcvuc-Stratferd, In honor of
heir niece. Mtis Virginia Ileckselicr, i
debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
Jdyard IleclCBClier.
Mr and Mrs. Oliver Katen Cromwell,
who hart been yprfndlnp a part of,
'liu winter In this city and who have
l"en pacing BevernI weeke In New
Verk. will call en Tuesday en the Bo Be
cnambeay for France, where they will
occupy a heuse In Paris,
Mr Iiunlel II. CarstalrB, of Scheel
Heimo lane. Gi-imantewn, Is entertaining
n his acht, the Nndeuuli, which la at
'he He,il Pelnclnna (lock In Palm '
"each. Mr. and Sirs. Rebert Ireland,
of Ntw Yerk : Mr. Edward Brooks nnd
Mr Ue Knight and Mrs. Charles Farr. I
of thlH cttj JUh. CarstalrH will join
Mr f'aiatalts some time this week
Mr AVIlllani Marriett Canby, of Wis Wis
aahlcken avenue and Westvlew street.
Oermantewn, will nutertnln the mem
ws of the Art Club thin evenlng- .Mr
iwland U Merris will be the speaker.
Mr and Mi s Jehn R. L'msted, of
reiham loud. Gonnniitewn, h'ave"iBSucd
'nvItatleuK for u dunce en Friday at
Pelnam CHub, In honor of their daugh
fer, m sb Ruth Umstcd. About em
undred guests from the Bchoel et will
be present
,.Kr "d Mia Peicgilne Wllmer. of
in' "l'bt rlter street, riei-iuantiiwn,
w" tntertaln ut a dinner en Krlda
M .' J.a,l,lar 27. In honor of M'hs
atmlla M Cajalalrs. daughter ei Mr
Tin. V". Jllm" CuiHtairH, of Dodds
u rM "ort' befoie the meeting et
Claw. rlea Btew,rf Wurts' Da.iclntr
Ti?JK" Cllff0'5 Lewis, of -30 Seutlt
JnururJ? 'l'."8 nru.'"iaai' afternoons In
wurtrt y Wi 3 "c eck, Theio will be
wuiic, The guests from, out-ef-town1
"First en Your Shopping List's
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Smart Millinery
Especially Designed for Mourning Wear
New Medels in Duvetyne, Uncut Velvet nnd Silk, Silk and Duvc
tync, Crepe nnd Silk. The shapes arc mostly small or medium.
Many of them specially priced
At $10.00
Clese-Fitting Turbans
made of Silk Nun's Veiling with folded crepe or silk edging.
Frem 56.00 te $10.00.
Mourning Veils
Grenadine and Georgette with crepe folds. Tesca,
BruHsels Net or Fancy McbIi Veilings bordered with
crepe or ribbon. $1.00 up.
The Latest Thing in Blouses
are some Peter Pan Medels of Imported English Dimity in
the most charming colors Imaginable. Pleated frills form
the edging for the cunning round cellars, cuffs and tailored
fronts.
The colera are Gray, Brown, Pongee, Orchfd, Tangerine,
Green, American Beauty, Blue. Alse in White trimmed
with either a pleated frill or Irish Filet. And trio price
Only $2.95
Simply stunning with suit or contrasting sweater.
We Specialize in Large Sizes-
Here is n Sale that proves it:
AT $1.25. Muslin Chemises, daintily edged with embroid
ery. Fitted shoulders. 46 te SO Bust.
AT $1.65. Muslin Chemises reinforced under the arms
46 te SO Bust.
AT $1.65. Nightgowns with hemstitched round necks and
short kimono sleeves. 46 te 50 Bust.
AT $1.95. Pink Batiste Bleemers with adorable blue
ribbon knee rudlcs. 25 te 29.
A Half-Price Sale-
is in progress at our SILK COUNTER.
IMPOKTED BROCADED CREPE FAILLE. 40 inches wide.
Black, Weed Brown, Navy and Taupe. $3.50 A YARD.
$7.00 Value.
IMPORTED HAND EYELET EMBROIDERED GEORG
ETTE CREPE. Exquisitely worked Bandings or Uorders
seme long enough for nkirt pieces. Mostly Flesh and
White.
SILK REMNANTS, -Beg, Wnist, Skirt and Dress Lengths.
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b. -rf1 N SKS?
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-
V have Jul receded lire let
from ctorure Ine.udln bneics dlsliu.
kltcicn utenetls and ethor houneld
rock,
Muat t- ee'.d reard:tu of coat te
P&y tersre.
Morrison Storage Ce.
cm fAK bt.
LS Opf n KTtnlm . fhene lltlment SOOt Z.
FUR COATS
Frem $160 Upward
HEMOIJO.IXC AM) Kl'.l'AlltLNO
A Sl'ECIALTY
BROWN & BRAUCHER
SS W, ChtlUn Arr.. flrrm mtewu
Phent: Oermantewn Cttil
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aiAnKBT AT .Nir,r.ll.ilVHii ' .
. 11 A. M. TO 11 I'. M, .a
JOHN BARKYMUKfc?
in Kxr.usivi: riitsT bhewjn?
"The Letus Eater
mnKrrun nv MAHHIIAI.t, KB1
i m vn einM n iftT
VOCAr KHATVUK -BBtKrM3 HUO
STAMTOM
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MAniCr.T AT 8'XTKKNTH BTnKBT
11 3U, j su, .I lit, n uu. t nv. i,iui
rOtllTIl AND PINAL WRBK OV
vr i taj' ffn.v t'nei)'CT'iN
"A CONNECTICUT
YANKEE
in King Arthur's Court"
MAnK TWAN'M Olir T"T L
LIMITED EVGAGEMNT
Bctnnnincr Monday Next
Fint Time nt Popular Price
IMF
He. Looked Lik.
a Tenderfoots
and Acted Like
a Novice, Bat
Hew He CealcL
Rtde and Sheet
GUY BARTLETT TRIO
"The Km! C'einfilr Slalom"
LEONARD RUFFUS
"Th HgmrlM1 Pfllevr '
THE SKATELLS"
"Tti Xevtltr WkBttr"
VIE & TELLY
"Vnrlftr Oltfrinc"
CANARIUS & CLE0
't'rpDilcr 1'arlnlun lllunliyiUti Hnil
Mnrlclnnn"
Big Feithire Twe-Part Comedy ,
U.ilpli Dallnn'n Cenirrt Orrhrlrn
V.frit A Julfllr en 1'IiHI.t' I'lnritt (Irt.ln
Priri AintlllH. JO;, lir fc
Wr Tax Included
Ml n SOp, 3Ui?. 40c Thcftt St'
CONTINL'Ot'H NOO.N TIM, II P.M.
I1III.A "3 T.HADINO TltKATHKS
DinKmeN cv i.n: & i j warm
CHESTNUT ST. OPCRA HOUSE
U H H I HP M" THt WORLDS
vmswpKi best
r11 VAUD
Kll DAILY MATS AT 2 EVES AT Q It
IDE.V8LLE
0 THI SOIBIH VOia I WITH MI5 StLtCTED
till AX5 IHMXRtD V10LIM I SlXTCTTt M0 fllUM
llIi:LUAMUNs HVItlt 4 A MMI.M
BOB NELSON
MIP fr FLETCHER I TORINO
tiint AMtmN FMhCt or iht kine Jitru
MILTON MAYES
AND A WONDERFUL SURROU.'.Dl.'IC BILL
fll
nrsHUBEBn" LAST WEEK
Pep. Mat. Wed., SOc te $1.50
hcaiK Sew - i ' ' ' I
qt. HEW YORK WIMTER CAftDEHS
V ti iiitwiiwi
PlVlVJiJ' mij;'wwi .-wv -- :-j7
4 0LA5CO lOAWf.
et the APOCALYPSE
cart ei l" son )ii:adi;d jiy
Rudelph Valentine
XHESmUTSl""BROAD
11 30 1 3 3 1 ' r te , frt 09
I "i 1 111 U I" AT URBIC
ELSIE
VALLACE
It Is a
Pleasure te
Shew Goods
Thresher Bres.
The Specialty Silk Stere
1322 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.'-
Thresher
Bres. 100-ud.
Spool SHU
12c Spool
January Clearance Sale of Silks
Velvets, Velveteens, Canten Crepes, Crepe Georgette, Crepe de
Chine, Chiffen Taffetas, Printed Crepe de Chine Foulard,
Fiber Spert Silks, Tricelettes, Imported Chiffen Broadcloths,
Cotten Waists, Silk Waists, Silk Bleemers and Silk Petticoats
Our January sales have always been the most important sales of the whole
year and will be found far mere se this year en account of the foremost silk manu
facturers having been forced te liquidate their stocks of staple silks at a less price
than they could be reproduced even at the lowest price raw silk has reached. Raw
silk is new nearly double the price it was two months age, and, we are told, is going
te be higher. We cannot tee strongly recommend purchasing new and anticipate
your needs for spring. We again thank you for your loyal support and assure you
of our continued determination te be worthy of its continuance.
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,13in. Imported Cltincse and Japanese Shantunp
l'engee Wash Silk, natural color only. Retail
value 85c and $1.75 yd. J?D and &i 1 A yd.
January sale price ... UOC 011U
3G-in. Imported Hlack Waterproof India Silk,
n most sen'iccable fabric for waists, dresses,
lininps, etc. Retail value $1.75 and $2.00
yd. January sale (J1 1A and djl QC yd.
price tPJL.lv 5.9iD
32-in. Stripe Tub SilkH, extra heavy silk broad
cloth. fast color and will launder perfectly, in
all the wanted color combinations, suitable for
waists, dresses, men's shirts and pajamas. Re
tail value $2.00 yd. January (Jj-l CC yd.
sole price plt)3
3G-in. Imported White llabutai Wash Silk, will
launder perfectly, very serviceable for waists,
dresses, linings, etc. Retail value $1.75 and $2.50
yd. January sale (Jjl 1A and (t-l CC yd.
10-in. Popular Silks, five of our crepe weaves,
crcpe de chine, Canten crepe, satin crepe, crepe
meteor and crepe armur, a Reed line of colors,
street and cvcnintr shades, also white and black.
Retail value $3.50 yd. January ( rr yd.
.sale price pDe
40-in. Lustrous and Dull Finish Silk, in our best
quality, imported and domestic pussy willow
crepe, chinchilla crepe, twill back satin, reshanarn
cTcpc. Retail value $1.50 te $0.00 de AC yd.
yd. January bale price $0JO
3G-in. Imported IHack Chiffen Duchess Satin,
extra heavy and fine in quality, must be been
te be appreciated. Retail value rtn rx yd.
1.00 yd. January sale price. .. . J.U
36-ln. Printed Lining Satin, in the wanted up-te-date
color combinations, especially adapted for
coat linings, etc. Retail value di or; yd.
$2.50 yd. January sale price. .. plt)i)
36.in. RrecndeH, extra heavy in weight, guaran
teed nil silk, the correct material for fur coat
linings, etc. Retail value $3.95 te $7,95 yd
price??'.!!1.0. $1.95 t0 $4.95 vc,:
27-in. Costume Velveteens, guaranteed fast color
and very serviceable, street shades only, plenty
of navy, brown nnd black. Retail value $ 50
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36- and 38-in. Imported Duvctynes, in a line of
colors, the quality that has been m such great
demand for coats, suits, dresses, millincrv, etc.
Retail value $5.50 yd. Januarv ie OC
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THOUSANDS OF PHILADtLpHANS HAVE.
ALREADY SELN TUS REMARKABLE PLAY
AND THOUSANDS MORE WILL JEE. ?
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sale price
10-in. All-Silk Costume Velvets, street and eve
ning bhatles, including white nnd black. Retail
value .fS.vU yd. January sale (r nr d.
price
$5"95
51-in. Imported Chiffen Uroadcleth, street shades
only, plenty of tan, cepen, navy, brown and
black. Retail value $4.50 yd. (je nr jd.
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Camisoles, made of geed quality of wash satin,
in flesh and white, built up shoulder models.
Retail vnluc $3.50. January sale (tf QC
price )lyO
Wnibts and Blouses, georgette crepe, crepe de
chine, tub silk nnd stripe bntin mescaline, in
black and white (let limited). Retail values
up xe jje.w. January sale
price
$2.95
WAI NITT TONIGHT AT 0:15
iiiLill U JL Mat. Wed.. SOc te $1
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$1.65
Silk Petticoats, extra size meatnline silk petti petti
cents, made from our own silk and in our own
workrooms. Retail value $-1.95. de fvp;
January sale price $UtUO
Silk Petticoats, made from our best-wearinr silk
(namely, lesetta), in a poed line of suit shade-,
nhe blacl: and whitu, made in etir own work
rooms; generous widths. Retail (hj C
value 50.50. January sale price.... PUtD
Rloemers, doublc-back-reinferced nil-silk heav
quality tricot jersey. Retail value dQ nr
35.95. January sale price ,....0yj)
nioemers of cxtra-hcavy.quahty all-silk jerse .
with Van Dycke nccordien-ploated ruffle, suit
shades, also black. Retail value (tC rtP
?8.00. Janune' sale price Ji5."5
40-in. New Printetl Foulards, in the most up-te-dato
color combinations, made by n well-known
bilk manufacturer that will net permit us te
use their name en account of the low price under
which we are selling this material; a meat surv-
whlcn we are selling this material; a meat surv surv
icenble fabric for waists, dresses, etc. Retml
value ?3.'J5 yd. January sale de nr A
price $Z.05
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Mail Orders Filled Promptly
Oar mail erdtr dtpartmtnt it rtaiy te give
prompt and tfHcitat ptrtenal attention te
tht Ttqvirtmtntt of enr out. of. town patreni.
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1322 Chestnut Street; Phila., Pa.
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