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JUST GQSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Vtmcy Wynne Sees Smart Tep Coats and If raps These
Celd BaysShe Tells of iha Saturday Evening
Class TomerrotoSt. Francis Shew Tonight
WjlAT h levply ceht Georgians
"Wctherlll l wearing these celli
,!! It" of clcctrle blue vcleur nml
ST. wonderful wide cellar nnd cuffs of
i!a Miilrrcl. 1 snW her recently In
fhl cTt, with Me. duvctyne hat
WV .., .!.tl. iwiim fenthcra nt the (tide
SteWM wcflrin " BlliH Bteckln??
nnd black patent leather slippers. It
was a fetching and smart costume.
I think the fur coats that are being-n-nm
this season nrc lovely tee, don't
Toe Mn. lierclay VTnrburten had a
wrfectly gorgeous ene nt Mrs. Kal
ffl lecture en Wednesday. It was
the softest thine nnd as far as I could
tdl from where I was sitting, Jt was
of table with the stripes of the animals
running up nnd down.
Anether gorgeous wrap was worn by
Mrs Gcerge I.erlmer; It was of wible,
'the cellar n)icl end of the wrap havlni?
ha striped part of the little animals
ielnc round, while the body of It was
nut together with the stripes up and
own. She were a small black satin
hat trimmed with a short hanging lace
veil Mrs. Warburton's hat was a
etnall dnrk blue silk beaver trimmed
with satin. Mrs. Nerman McLced
Mrs. Warburton's stetcr, was also
"among these present" and her coat
was of broadtail. '
Tnnitn Is te he another meeting of
the Saturday nvenlng Dancing
Claw tomorrow night In the lieer
when Mrs. Geerge Stuart Patterson,
Mrs. I'ercr II. Clark and Mrs.- Franklin
Tepper will receive. Beb Downs will
lend the cotillen assisted by William
Almy, Mlle Miller, Jr., Beb Ie and
Gorden Strawbrldge.
L I If I
mllAT Feyer, by the. way, will be a
busy place tomorrow, for the
Wemen's Overseas Legien will have a
bridge party thcre In the afternoon for
tbdr Emergency Fund. In ether
words, the proceeds are te be Riven ever
te pay the expense of two weeks' taking
care of the Service Olub, In which Mrs.
Geergo Drexcl is se Interested. The
Overscns Legien undertook te run mat
ters for the time allotted and naturally
money Is needed te de this, henco-the
party tomorrow afternoon.
A great many of the Legien's mem
bers have taken tables for the afternoon
and a number of their friends as well,
Among these who will entertain will be
Mrs. Ilenry 0. Chapman. Miss Mar
garet Xnglce Robins, Miss Frances
Clark, Miss Hmllv Baohe, Miss Mar
gnrct Law, Dr. Maud Kclley nnd sev
eral ethers. Miss Louise Snewdcn Is
chairman of the committee in charge of
the affair, and Miss Julia MacAlistcr
and scvcrul ethers nre associated with
her.
jyritS. BAYAItD TUCKERMAN, of
1VJL New Yerk and Ipswich, Is en here
visiting her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William Elklm, at their
home, riklns Heuse, In Elktns Park.
Mrs. KlklnB was Miss Eli7abeth Tuck
erman, you remember. She Is a sister
of Sirs. I'vanB It. Dick, who has that
attractive country home, Willow Dam,
nt Whitcmarsh. The Tuckermnns
have heretofore been residents of Bos Bes Bos
eon and associated with the Cambridge
Colony. Their family gees back te the
original Richard Warren, who came
ever iu the Mayflower, and they are
related te many of the literary folk et
past decades in New England.
EVERY year when the entertainment
for St. Frends' Country Heuse
comes around I wonder If these who,
started the work out there (among them
the former Mrs. Charles Emery Smith)
ever dreamed hew seen its bucccsh
would be nehjeved ; thnt net only ene
but two house's would be bought In less
miuK.ii. iu
thousands of i
than ten yearn and
vemen be helped back te health by X&ixWflFmZ.
jcck or two of rest after dismissal men'H Church Institute at 201 Walnut
from the wards of the hospitals, home I street under the chairmanship of Mrs
of the women interested In St. Francis' I Rebert N Uarwoed, who with the fol fel fol
Ceuntry Heuso nre Miss Tlerence Sib- I lowing- commlttee will receive and serve
!r Afln TiiHn T nmipi-ennn Mm Frnnlc tea: AIrB- LUla V. BlsgS, Mrs. B. D.
ley, flUss Julia Lagucrenne, Mm. l-ranic JJaIdw Mrs Jehn u Evans Mra
rnttcrsen, Mrs. hrnnk CTnrk, Mrs. chn,) G. Frlck. Mm. W. S Helbroek.
Jnmes Mundv. Francb Sul lvnn. the Mm HareM S. Jennlnira Mrs Jehn r;.
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Gileses Trascl, and a great many ethers.
The play tonight given by the Junier
Aides will be In the ballroom of the
Dellcvuo-Strntferd and will be called
"What the Moeu Saw."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An engagement of Interest In this city
and New Yerk announced today Is that
of MIfh Virginia Allen Parker, of Farm
Ingdale, N. J daughter of the Inte Mr.
and Mrs. Jehn B. Parker, of Shrews
bury, N. J., and nlece of Mr. Jehn Proc Proc
eor Clark, Chief Justlce of the. New
Yerk Supreme Court, te Mr. Jehn Victer
Lamarche, Jr., son of Mr. Jehn Victer
Lamarchc, of Red Bank, N. J.
An Interesting debutante of next Bea Bea
eon will be Miss Annla Len Tunis,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs Jeseph Price
TunK of 2210 De Lnncey street, who
will be formally presented te Beclety
by her parents at u tea, te be gleu
In October. Miss Tunis, who Is at pres
nt at school at Bryn Mawr. will re
turn te her home for the liister holt
daj-e.
Mr. and Mrs. Randal Morgan, of
wyndmoer, Chestnut Hill, entertained at
dinner en Wedneaday evening. Cevers
were laid for twcle irueuta.
Mr and Mia Adelph G. Rosengarten,
of 2212 De Lanccy place, will entertain
at dinner thlu evening.
Mrs. Edward Stuart, of the Nash
ApartmentH, wilt entertain nt luncheon
and bildge party en Monday. The
fuesta will Inrlude Mrs. Walter Wnrlng
Hopklnsen, .Mrs. Henry Piatt McKean,
Mrs. Rebert J. Fell. Mrs. Mnre Schoettlc,
Mrs. William S. Waterman, Mrs. Clay Clay
eon Piatt and Mrs. lilward D. B. Bait
MIL Mr. and Mrs Arthur H. BrocUIe, et
8013 Ciefela street. CliPHtnut Hill, will
ntertalu ut dinner en Tuesday evening.
Mr. Rnd Mrs. William Slater Water
man, of Haitwell lojie. Chestnut Hill
will give u, buffet Buwiier tomorrow eve
ning. ,.Pr- and Mib. Geergo M. Dorrance, of
19J0 UlttonheiiMO .street, entertained at
miner und theatre party last night.
ft..1"1.'1 Mr3 Herbert Lincoln Clark,
or 2012 Spruru street, will entertnln at
a dinner this evening. Mr. and Mr.),
i-mrk are occupying for the winter the
nouse cf Mrs. Henry Bulger Jeanea,
imY" r.nna Mrs- I'Vands I. iluPent. of
ill?, 'Jnrue street, have Issued Invltn
"n for a dinner at thelr home en
nursday evtnlng, February 2.
n. Alexander W. Wlster, Jr, will
JSn'wl". i .n !ur'cllen 'U her iiome.
i, eat b.cJi0l. Heube lane, Cierman-
nii, en luesuny nxternoen. bVliru.
wy 7.
,
I Bnrfi? J.h" J.r' Kcnncuy. Jr, of 2018
a Ki,w ?",'. i laiucu inMinilens rer
tvH?ei luncheon en Tuesday, Febru--T
7, from 1 until 3 o'clock.
fcj1'!' Bannlne Oranire. debutante
en e tCr,et lir .uml Mrs William Dray.
en ifnrna,?';B' ?.f ,Ul Wullluirten. will loave
i enn n??i5, Fel,1r"a'-y t, for New Haven.
I'reni' Sh0 '" uttend tl10 Yale
JIrs
Ienn .. . 'iVu lre. or 31.18 WVsi
reb?uarlJ!0it',tltn,"lnt,,wn' will lenve en
h.raLl2'f. "vlJlt te New Yerk.
ry 1
she
where
Uw,
vxpects te remain about six
Kr.
mlth,
na irrm. Arthar Dertrn
Vynnewoed, will enter-
tain at dinner this nvenlnt; In honor
et their dcbutanle dauchter, Miss Vir
ginia de M. Smith. General and Mrs.
Uttlelen W. T. "Waller, et 2G00 Seuth
Twentieth street, will entertaln In honor
of Ming Smith this evening nt the rep.
ulatterf dance at the club, te he ixlven
by the eflleern of the navy yard. Gen
eral nnd Mrs. Waller will also rlve
a small informal dlnner nt their home
before the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Herace Heward Purness,
of 2034 De Laneay place, will entertain
at dinner en Saturday ovenlnir. Mrs.
FUrness entertnlned nt tea yeaterday
afternoon, In honor of Mrs. deorffe Em Em
Ien Starr.
Mrs. Heward Clark, of Uie Teuralne,
will Blve a tea en Wednesday afternoon,
February l, te meet Mrs. rercy C.
Mndelra, 0f Brookwood, Ogontz.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth It Buzby, who
have been upending their wedding trip
in Flerida, will return home en Tues
day nnd will reside at (500 Essen nvenue,
Narberth. Mr. nufcby, .before her wce
"JnK en Wednesday. January 11, was
Mlsa IJIwibeth O. Lucas, daughter or
Mra. Aids. Latham, of 1939 Chestnut
1,J1,r',S"11 Mr"- Irv'nff Reichner. et
1709 Illttcnhouse street, will entertain
,''! "? Party nt the Princeten triangle
play, "Jvapanela.." te be fflVen at tne
Academy of Musle en Saturday evening,
February IS, te be followed by n dance.
Mn. Thorns,, O. Ashton, of Tied Lett.
Wynnewtfej , and 1814 Seuth lllttonheuso
Bquare, will chaperene a nartv en Feb
ruary ie te Lalce riacld. N. Y., for the
winter sports. They expect te remain
about a week.
Mies Elisabeth Heed Latta will give a
joint recital In the foyer of the Academy
of Musle en Monday afternoon, February
XV JTlthT,f,lcJ.,e! J!enha- the first cellist
of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Ur. Charles Bingham
spending a few days at X
Bingham Pnnress Is
Uantle City at
uie ArauiMnaer,
Mrs. Arthur MoeUgue lwts, of the
Bellevue-Strxtferd, who has been visit
ing In Jfew Yerk, returned horns lest
evening1.
.tMr-, Walter Hendersen Brysnt. of
the Bellevue-Stratford. will leave early
,n... y or a trip abroad, where she
will spend some time with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Froder Freder Froder
lelc F. A. Pearson, in Londen, where Mr.
Pearsen Is secretary te the American
Kmbassy. Mrs. Bryant will remain until
the autumn.
Mrs. Abram II. Wlntersteen. of 2814
De Lanccy street, who has been spending
n. few daya In New Yerk, will return te
her home this evening.
Miss Klcaner Welr has been enter
tained ns the guest of her cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. Rebert Carman Ityles, of 1712
Loeust, street.
Mrsi I. Lnndlg Detwller and her
daughter, Mrs. nichard Q. Oellers, will
lcae en February 1 for a trip te Flor Fler
ida. They will spend seme time In
Palm Beach, Miami and Havana and
expect te return about the middle of
March."
Mr. A. Paul Allman and Mr. Smith
Jf. Stathem, Jr., of Angera terrace, who
have b?en visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
D. Allman at the Hetel Ambassador,
Chelsea, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Graham, of 7430
Sprague street, Chestnut Hill, will enter
tain In honor of their daughter, Mlse Su Su
2inne R. Graham, en TucHduy, January
31, tit the Beltevue-Stiatferd at a box
party nt the performance of "Clarence,"
te be given by the Belfry club of the
Gemiantewn Academy.
ALONG THE READING
A large bridge and BOO were held at
the Old Yerk llead Country Club near
Jcnklntewn, en Wednesday afternoon.
On Thursday afternoon the dramatic
department of the Oak Lane Review
Club held Its bi-monthly meeting at the
home of the newly appointed president
of the club, Mrs. William H. Shelly,
at 805 Sixty-sixth avenue. Oak Lane.
Mrs Albert Gee la chatrmnn of the de
partment Mr. and Mrs. Oeersm llarrlnen EVn.
zler. of Jenklntewn, have returned from
t , t California,
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I.amb Mrs. Baterrmn Saddlngten, Mrs
Themas D. KulllMin, Mrs. William u.
Shelly. Mrs. Van Sllet and Mis William
C. Yerkcs. Guests will be shown the
Blck bay, which la the completed work
of this auxiliary. Members and friends
of ether auxiliaries are Invited,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Friends of Ml3s Florence Morehouse,
of 1922 North Camac street. Will h,e glad
te hear she Is recuperating from her
recent Illness.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin M. Zussman, !
of 4120 Parkslde avenue, will entertain i
a number of cuests In hemer et thelr I
aauKiuer J rancci, nrsi nirtnciay tonight
at 8 o'clock. M. Zussman, Jr., will be
tne Rucst ei noner.
Miss Marie Paul Mees and Mr. Jehn
P. Mathleti. 2d, were the cueBts of honor
at a dinner dance given laiit evcnlnir at
tha Pelham Club by Mr and Mra
Hareld Georffe Paine. There were
thirty iruestH present. Tha marrlatre of
Mips Mcch una Mr. Paine will tulce place
en Wednesday evenlnir. I'ebruary 8.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Sir and Mrs. Harry Lefjan, of rtose
Valley, havei been entrrtalnlnir Mrn
IOnn'H metntr nnu Fister, aire Landen
and Miss Mary Landen, of Peui;hkecpsle,
i. v., rer a lew aays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Haines Llpplncett, of
Atlantic Cltv, entertained twenty-twe
of their daughters' fi lends at a house
party at the Chalfente last week. The
eucsts were membera of the Kapp.i
Alpha Theta Fraternity of Swarthmore
CoHebc. Among, them were Miss Louise
Campion and Miss Dorethy Etans, of
Mtdla.
The Meanest Man in
I
HAVE often wnnted te meet the
meanest mnn in the world. .
Yeu knew hew you make mental pic
tures of such people.
I could shut my cyci nnd see him as
a tall, darlc Individual with n scornful,
black mustache, narrow, glinting eyes
nnd nn evll face lined with nln, but last
nlcht I met the meanest mnn In the
world and he didn't leek anything llke
this nt oil.
"When I flrst saw him he wns sitting
ever In the corner of our little rcs
innrntit eatliiir a. veiv Innocent table
jd'liele. , , A .
He had no scernhil blnck mustache,
t.,.. .a .ll.l nn nllnf. Hlq fnce wen
i(ua i-jve ..... u r....... I i ,. i it
nB open ns nn oyster en me mm sueu
nml nvin blander
Hew could I knew thnt he was the
meanest mnn In tlm world? And jet
he was. Fer as seen as he had finished
hi rcpnut he nnld his bill, nrose nnd
dcllberntcly wnlked eer te the mcchau
Icnl piauu In the corner.
Nobody who hud eaten In this restnu
rant In recent jenrs had cwr hear I ilils
piano. Tlicre Is u legend te the effect
thnt the Inst tlme It was henrd the
police rushed Iu, thinking It wns n race
riot. It Is ene of these player pianos
that cannot plnv unless nccompajiled
by an electrlc-llghtcd waterfall worked
out In bright red, ffreen and yellow
gjH lii tie mlddln of the piano,
EVENING PUBLIC
Engaged
MISS ESTHER NAHIKIAN
The daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Frank Nahlklan, of 5301 Cath
erine street, whose engagement te
Mr. Mlliran Harmnklan was an
nounced last Saturday at a party
given In Miss NahUtlan's honor
MANY WEDDINGS IN CITY
AND SUBURBS THIS WEEK
Miss Martin Married te Mr. Dor Der
ham Rudlslll-Swartley Nuptials'
Celebrated en Wednesday
An Interesting wedding took place, at
Boen en Wednesday, when Mles Mary
Angela Martin, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Martin, of 6483 Lebanon avenue,
Wynnetlcld, became the bride of Mr.
Jehn F. Derham, Jr., con et Mr. Jehn
F. Derham, of Bryn Mawr. The oere-
meny wa perrermeii in St Barbara's
Catholle Church, Fifty-fourth and Dia
mond streets. Father Vesy, O. B. A.,
officiated, assisted by the Her. Jeseph
L. N. Wolf.
The brlae, who wn irlven In marriage
by her brother, Mr. Refrer J. Martin was
attended by Miss Helen Shea as maid of
honor, her only attendant Mr. James
Derham a cousin of the brldocreom. was
best man. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home the brlde's
mother.
On their return from a wedding; trip
through the Seuth Mr nnd Mrs. Durham
will occupy a horns at Bala.
IIUDIHILL SWARTLEY
A; pretty weddlnjr took place Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock, when Miss
Vara G. Swertley, of B027 Cedar avenue,
beoame the brlde of Mr, Jehn P. Rudt
slll, of 2C1 south Fifty-second street
The Rev. Mr. Green, pastor of the Ta Ta
ceny Baptist Church, officiated. A re
ception followed immediately after the
ceremony.
The bride was attired In a gown of
whlte crepe aatln and pearls, wltn -court
train. Her veil was nrrantfeil as
a coronet. Mrs M. Jennings attended
the bride as matron et honor. Mr. Al
fred Hand acted as best mnn for Mr
RudtsIlL Upen their return from a wed
dlne trip Mr. and Mrs Rudlslll will
reside nt 5027 Cedar axenue, where they
will be at home after March L
RAFFERTY IL4.RLHY
An Interesting wedding took place en
Wednesday morning ut 9 o'clock In St.
Anthonys Church, Twenty-third and
Fltzwater streets, when Miss Mnry V
Harley, of 1221 Seuth Twenty-seventh
street, became the bride of Mr. Themas
Rafferty, of 2330 Reed Btreet. The cere
mony was solemnized at a nuptial mass
M.sa Catharlne Phillips was the brides
maid nnd Mr. James Raffetty acted as
best man. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mm. Rafferty left en a wedding trip te
New Yerk.
KOOB YERGDNS
A very pretty wedding took place en
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock In 3t
nilrnbcth'H Church, Twenty-third and
Berks strceUi when MIHs Alma R.
Ycrgens dauchter of Mr. nnd Mrs Frank
J. Yergens. of 1911 North Creakey street
beceme the brlde of Mr Udward P.
Koeb, of 2300 Seuth Twentieth street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Michael Rcing und was selemnised
with a nuptlnl mass.
Miss Helen M Yergens, sister of the
bride, nna the bridesmaid, Mr. Joeeph
T TJreuii was the best man and Mr.
Raymond Koeb, brother of the bride
groom, and Mr. Frank J. Yergens, Jr.,
brother of the brlde, acted an ushers
Immediately following the ciremeny n
reception was held at the home of the
brlde's patents, nfter which Mr. and
Mrs. Koeb left en thelr wedding trip te
Washington, D. C. They will be at home
at 35Bi North Sixth street after March 1,
MOORE3TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde negcru, of East
Main fttrcet, will leave the early part at
next month Ter a trip te uenuuua. i
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Overmin i
)u a left for an extended trip te the.
seuui.
Mr. and Mrs. Steckwcll have returned
from a trip te Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Janice will clve the pec pec
end of her series of Informal parties
nt her home en Tuesday evening at S
o'clock.
Scries of Gelden Weddings
The celebration of their golden wed-
dlni,' this week bv Mr and Mra I.een
LUlslmer, of the St. James Hetel, marks
a unlque event In this long-lived family.
.ur uuisujiui' ia ii ureiner et Sir. e)Uan
Uulslmer, prominent Market street mer-
chant, new in ins eiRhtieth year, and
who celebrated his nelden weddtnir in
June. 1018.
These two brothers married nlners In
Baltimore, liter cemlnc neith from New
Orleans, wheie they uere born, their
parents having Bottled In the French
toleny there en their arrival . from
France In 1842. The elder couple cele
brated their KOlden widdlnsr in 18H1, the
father nftanvard dylni; In hte nlnety
llrst year.
the World
By J. P. McEVOT
TIID menncst mnn in the world
stepped In front of this dlnbellcn'
ninchlne. carefullv buttoned up his ever,
cent nnd ret his hnt firmly en hh head
and then he took a nickel out of his
pocket, dropped it In the slot aaid hur
ried out of the restaurant.
Inmslne our consternntlen ! Picture
r dismay! Hut no! Never mind.
a he comical waterfall lighted up nnd
then from aoincwlicte inside the machine
came n Berks of hearse urewls, followed
by n bucccssien of rhert Brunts. Then
ciine n wild clnttcr, n (lcafenins rear,
after which large -clusters of notes were
ta-t off. expledlnc in a ghastly pande
monium. TTAVE you ever tried te step a me-LJ-rhnnlrnl
piano? Is there any feel
ing mere helpless than llst'-nlng te this
terture and knewlntt all the while you
can de nothing nbeut It?
Ah ! that life should held such mlxcry !
Oh' that such n man as this should
walk the streets with honest folks!
Tedny I investigated htm and lennml
he Is the snme man who owns n house
near (hat of ene of my friends in a
iiolKhberlnu Miburb. Early last fall he
np-cad ever his lawn a peculiarly pun
gent and potent brand of fertilizer, ufter
which be carefully nailed up the heuss
and went nwny for the winter, leaving
his (awn and his neighbors te get along
with the fertilizer tfie host they could.
Oh. Indeed, that such as hn should i li
the earth I
LBDtiBR-PHIEADLPHlA, FRIDAY,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter A, Bunn, of 6240
Webster ntrcut, are receiving congratu
lations upon the birth of n. daughter,
Wllma Uudera Bunnj
Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Stein, whose
marrlage took place recently, have re
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home at C2J2 Columbia avenue. Mrs
Bteln will be remembered as Miss Belle
Brodsky, of West Philadelphia,
Friends of Miss Minerva Derfmati. of
COOS Christian street, will be glad te
hear she Is recuperating from her reccnt
Illness.
Mrs. Karl A. Bucllte. of 2B1 Seuth
Thirty-eighth street, entertained at a
luncheon nnd brldgs party en Monday
in honor of Miss Helena Curley. whose
marrlage te Mr. Rebert Ilea will take
place thlu mouth.
Mils Rose Weinberg, of Fifty-fifth and
Catharlne streets, entertained nt h-r
home en Sunday evening. January J2.
Coers weer laid for twenty. Among
thesa present were Miss Mary T Cehen,
Miss Gertrude Shlndler, Mies Mary Al
per, Miss Anna Frank, Mlsa Minnie Lis Lis
keff, Miss Mary Rubin. Miss Anna Ln Ln
pelbaeh. Miss Claire Lewie, Miss Ida
Masland, Miss Rese Weinberg, Dr. Jacob
If. Bannaeh. Dr. Jerry Chertak, Dr.
Harry Welner. Mr. Max Weliier, Dr.
I,euIs Lunch, Mr, Leuis Jtl-S:,J'Z-Merris
Shuster, Mr. Abraham Melman,
Mr. II. Uvane and Mr. Isidore Wein
berg. Mrs. Jeseph IClapp NIchells, 1117 Seuth
Sixty-first street, entertained nt a lunch
eon for the members of her card club
en Thursday. Cevor were laid for
twelve. .
QERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stewart, of
41 Harvey street, announce i the marriage
.1..1. j.u.hiKK mi France.! Wil
kinsen Stewart, te Mr. Daniel Harper
Dyklns, of wilimmsperi, a-u., uu ou-
aay, January -.
Announcement Is made of the mar-'
rlace of Mlsa Ida Lllzabeth Norrle. at,
31 West Ashmead plnce, Gertnantewn. I
and Mr. Charles J. Wents, Jr., also of
Oormantewn. en Saturday, January 14.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. James Caffrey. of SS1 Seuth
Seventeenth ntreet. enterUlned at din
ner last erenlnr In honor of Mrs. c.
Wilsen, of Norrlstewn,
Miss Nera Plekett, of SOU Seuth
Sixteenth street, will entertain at a din
ner party this evening In honor of Miss
Gertrude Martocello, Her iruesta will
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We are Closing Out in Our
Final Clearance
A Special Greup of Smart, Individual
Afternoon Dresses
i V faT )A $m ) (lmnll
i uffliiwfflji I us 1 1 1 1 1 in
If 1 if
On Our Third Fleer
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inuiuue Airp jescpn iicacn, airs, u
parby, Mrs. A. Wagner, Mrs. A. Palmer,
Miss blla Met an nnd Miss Margaret I
ICIrlln. i
The ih. Themas Aaulnas Dramatle
Players will produce the tnree-act
comedy, "The Intruder," In the Epiphany
remcny, --.ine intruQer, ' in tne upipnanyi
Scheel hall, Eleventh and Jacksen I
"First en Your Shopping List"
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
The End of Jartuaru and tlic Week
Brings Savings and Sales
Winter
CLOSING OUT ALL OUR
Fur-Trimmed Hats
Afternoon Hats
Tailored Hats
Clever Sports Hats
REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICES
Women's Allendale
Regular Sizes; $2.00. Usually $3.00
Extra Sizes, $2.25. Usually $30
Hade especially for ub of the 'ery finest yarns. All styles,
high, low and Dutch necks; sleeveless, elbow length or long
sleeves; nnkle or knee length.
Skirts! Skirts! Skirts! Half-Price Sale
On Our Second Fleer Back
Plaids predominate. Materials are of the geed woolens.
Sports Medels with plain fronts, gathered backs and pockets
nre straight pleated styles. Alse a group of NAVY BLUE
SERGES for very large women.
Fer Southern Wear
or for the woman who would like te pick up a skirt
cheaply for summer wear Skirts of Baronet Ssfyln,
Crepe or Flannel in striped or plain effects. $4.50 te
$12.50.
Japanese Quilted
Sleeveless in White Only.
keep out Jnclc i rest.
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fkflgeg&'lGiir IS, and I '
1222-1224 Walnut Street
This season's most attractive models in widely
varied styles, including a number of slightly soiled
Dance Frecks and Evening Dresses. The materials
include Drapella, Jacquard and Canten Crepe, Trice
tine and Peiret Twill. All colors and all sizes.
Formerly up te $85, Reduced te
$25 & $35
Purchases Billed March
JA1TOAET 27, 1922
- ... ii.Im Asnlnrf Amnnf thflflfl lfl til
nnrir, unn ! ",' " Vi..v Minn
ciist will be Miss Nan McUucken, MU
Rcglna Cornish, Miss Nan Hannignn,
Mr. Jeseph Finnerty, r, '"':';'
Mr. jenn waiey, ir. "ni." ".ir "
itntiiMK. n.rri,t,tnl,1. fr. Jehn l.ricg,
Mr Antheny McGlene. Mr. Rebert Flt-
"Vei,i nmi Mr Daniel Malev.
E nnd Mr. Daniel waiej.
Hats
Union Suits
Jackets, $1.65
You'll need ene these days te
Medes of
Distinction
and
Originality
m
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1st
2
CTAHNERING
f0 & ether specch defects jj
I
corrected. Kingsiey nan. c
121G Walnut St., Phila. C
' H'rlte or I'lione Walnut lOOJlWihfi
FUR COATS
Frem $160 Upward
KEMOUKI.INO AM) ItlU'AlUINU
A BPECIALTY
BROWN & BRAUCHER
SB V. Cliellrn Are.. (Irrmnnlnwn
Phene: Germnntewn ntte
SHOP WITH
STORE
That Buy
Anything
from tba
leading
uterai of
Phila., Wil
mingten,
CarmUn.
Atlantte
City A
Cheater
Easy Termi
ORDERS
FRAMBES & CLARK
1112 Chesnut St., Phila.
10 Genranlfr Tr. Wdr.. Atlsntle CltJ
SO N. Third flt.. Camden
NO COOKING '
The "Feed-Drink" for All Asc9.
Quick Lunch at Heme, Office.ud j
Fountains. Ath for HORJJOCS.
6r Avoid Imitations & Substitute! I
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ntprrTieN ok i.i-i; a j j sin'riisnT
CHESTNUT ST. OPEHA HOUSE
SHUBERT
OAIUY MATS AT 2 EVES AT 8
GEORGIA O'RAMEY
JAMES WATIS ' WHIPPLE,
UlthlUx Story ' HUSTON & CO.
And u Wonderful Hurreundlnz UHl
Nrxt XTttk Tim Met Kxtrnerdlnary till!
V.vn Offrrnl te Plill .
JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
Xinericu'a (.rcutr.t I.ltht Oixra Ilurlteuc
The I.arcfut. ,Met Dltrrelflrd and
Oorcreii" Attractlnn OOVrrd In lbs
World of nudrllle
CLARK & McCULLOUGH
In "CHt.TKI.BM i)V IDXI1"
Funnlrr Tlun tbr Funnlmt Jlulcal
Cemnly und Othrr ''tur Acta
SAM CHUBERT Eti. ke. 50c te $2.50
5 D Sat.
Mat. Tomer., Bttttati, $2.00
rtnRT time irnhn
THIRD A2.SUAL PItOOVCTlOX
GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES
rnr cmtic.i .:.vd rvnua jierkx
TU1S IS Tlin RKkT MUfllCAL REVVE
OF StA.VY SHASOXS.
Ai.t-iTMt rwr
TKI I.FWIi., IKFr, rltWKI.IV. JOK
K. HIIOWV. I'l.A SRIN, (.(lltl)ON
"nm ' mnn siftiM.W
ADELPHI iiTSk
MAT. TOMOR. j& $2.00
Mi
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Mr. Ullllam A. Ilmdr In rxtrndlnc the
I'lilljilelnlil i riiRHKrmriit uf
Jehn Galsworthy's
NOTAHU: I'UVY
The Skin Game
at nin
Walnut St. Theatre
wlhr ti Mtnd III ulnn-rr -ipprrrl (Ien
of tlir rnthualiatlr nnd nnrerr rn-riillnu
rrrnrilril hl piny li t'ir imhlle nml irp,
who hine ltrn tin inlnienx In precl iliu
Ini; It tie I'lt-t Ilil uf tlie aruaen.
Mat. Tomorrow, 50c te $1.50
M-.ATS TWO W I.IKs ANfl.
Chest, at I9t& S
Direction Fred D.
ed M. E. F.i."
11 A. M. Contlnueua Hlinlni: u n .
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D. W. Griffith's Masterpiece
"WayDewnEasf
Next Wrrk nircrtt bhew Kvrr err l
REX BEACH'STSiP
CREATURE conductor
BEN TURPI -?
CDUM Ol'.Mls,( mmjlli.
Travcltalka
Celer Viewa
Motion Picture.
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ORPHEUM t'"nanlewn & Cheiu
ORPHEUM PLAYERS In" "
"Bought and Paid Fer"
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I)ESMONDa0OI!PilM
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CLARENCE WHlTEHILL, BaVitenS
I ALEXANDER SCHMULLER,Vie!iniit
I Ttcfctta erilepiU'a, me Chf.leut Slrt
MJSF Milk
ffl,WVV k & Invalids
f IN TtUftKlSFTBATH
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NINnTEKMTlt AND MAHKKT
11 A. M. TO 11 P M.
AGNES AYRES
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AnnFn JOBUPH HOLLMAN, CHW
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NEXT WEEK .
WALLACE REID
VICTORHERBERTVtenr
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SIXTnnNTU AND MAIUCET
11:30, 1:20. 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30
FIRST TIME AT
POPULAR PRICES
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CAST H12AI)i:i) UV
Rudelph Valentine
Massively staged, wealth
of costly settings, countless
number of people, faultless
direction.
DAILY, 35c, SOc
EVENINGS, SOc, 7Se
Saturdays ami i Uav Kvrnlnr Prleai
TdSiriftm-
M W BROAD and CHESTNUT
11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:39
nxcuyivn nnsT hiiowine
BETTY COMPSON
IV vW PnMOINT PTCTTTHB
"THE LAW AND
THE WOMAN"
mirrn r-nnAt rrmr FITCTI'I
"THE WOMAN IN THE CASE"
r'.re ninen t in past
DAI MV 1-i1 makket
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RUDOLPH VALENTINO
.fftP CONQUERING POWER"
A D r A HI A 10TII & CHESTNUT
V:"JUDGMENT'
victeria .wass
PEARL WHITE
nvrr.usivn nnsT pjiesentatien
The Virgin Paradise
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