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,'ii Several Mafdi Gras Parties, in Addition te the
fc jjj S Annual Bal Masque
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!4UpOUatt 'social doing he ieemed
f 1 rather dead, se. many people ere
' arid 'there hnVe -been, no- partly
'PP.. ..? t..I r).tlllnn tlilnnllM
eemin nleng In a-gayer et, and next
Jk wlH4be n r buiiy aa possible.
La's the Midwinter, you knew, and
STently
tf'JcS Saturday of thla .week .tKe n.jr
7 Mm of aupper-dancea of which 'Mrs.
" fin ' Hutchtebn' Scott has charge; dt
it n'n.Vi"-....a.nrnr.t. will tnrf. ami
i, t&e dances will go en Inte Ijent. , ' I
s ftlH fh.m' nrn ten In the aeries. If I
h remember the Invitation rightly.
F' iktVt tlie Assembly, which la held
I' A
r"en the 24th of tha. month,, there'a
mi mere party, and that is tne Hal
Eiiaae, whIchlB te be given this year
at the faellevuer Stratford for the first
Stes Yeu knew; .the tBal Masaue was
2t held In the Roosevelt, en Chestnut
SJtt above Twentieth; One .Of .the
(V iirtles there was, iamousier,ine leiunj
' baas of a number of white mice te add
i gthe Joyeuanta and, gayety.ef ite.
k . uUt will vmi ever forget the yells?
r"f -.11 - - a4ata aal 1maiMfai
line dsii raw - -
, inriutlons-fer many from ether
dts as well as e. e. d. c. grew raore
Md mere, tne asair was meveu irem
tfc T Roosevelt te Horticultural Han.
iL.t I.AiitlrNi1 n1aia iaa rAn
ieim. the Bal Masque went 'te the
Sjaemy of Music. tfhl Mardl Ores
msiiimi nisi. urniiLiiui uiubu tt aat .
'' " en opera nnui, uumiwi w ,
' aVlded the Bellevue ballroom would be
tot enough. I the second largest
Uee for dancing, 1 thlhk. Of course,
ween the Academy i uoered ever. It
' fleta give mere space, at least, it leeks
se te me, but I could net swear te it.
Well, anyway, It's going te be at the
BellevueStratferd and take In the
Ballroom, Clever Roem, Red Roem.
' plm Roem and Stratford Roem, and
, It's going te be great tun.
There's te be another Mardl Gras
party this year, tee. Did you knew
Sat? A number of the younger mar
ried setare getting up a party at-the
."Whltemersh Club. It's te be a cos ces
tame affair, and these who have
started this new.departure are Mr., and
Mrs. Ralph Earle, Mr. and Mrs; Alex
eader Coxe Yarnall, Mr. and Mrs.
Neddie Page, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner
Bql6n-Mlller,"Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Em
kn Newbold, Jr. It's a subscription
dance, tee, and .will doubtless have
tuny present, for all these young peo
ple are very great favorites.
' Fer the debutantes there will be the
fancy dress party which the Adelpu
Scengartcns arc giving for Ellen Mc
Icbael at the Mask and Wig club
house. They are having a dinner, tee.
btfere the dance, and tncre arc beveral
ether affairs.
TfllS sounds like a chronicle of
r mlng events, but you knew n day
like yesterday one did net go about
j.Vtry much, though I did brave the
mther and go down te St. Peter's for
Miry Page's wedding. Mary looked
perfectly darling In her mother's wed
ding dress. She made It mere modern
by adding a court train of white velvet.
Which was one of the richest things I
hive seen for a long time.
I Her lace was rose point. It had Deen
W6rn by her grandmother and was aim
ply ftqulsitc. There Is nothing like old
i.ac. after all, Is there? That creamy
crleh tone it has is se different from any
pewly bought lace, no matter hew hand
some. 'The maid of honor and bridesmaids'
hits were awfully quaint and becoming.
Ths brims were of horse hair in a sort
of periwinkle blue and the crowns were
, of pinkish silk. Jane Yeatman's hat
was all of silk. As for the beuuuetx.
they were nient artistic, purple lilacs,
orchids and sweetpeas. 4
AUNT DOLLY came en te visit lately
and with her came small' Piggy.
New they had te travel quite a dis
tance, and it was tee much of an under
taking te bring the coach. Se after
Aunt Delly arrived she thought of a
friend who lived near and whose little
sfrl was tee big for a coach and won
dered if she would lend hers te Peggy.
She went te see another friend and they
dlicuised It together, forgetting that
Hfd friend's small daughter Pelly,
aged three, was in the room.
Said Aunt Delly: "I don't quite
like te ak Alice, she may have It
ricked away In the storeroom;" "Oh.
wouldn't mind." said Pelly's mamma,
'she's coming down this afternoon for
tee and perhaps we can tactfully speak
of Mirhes. I Itnew hew VOU feel. 1
tilt hate te ask people te de anytmne,
hit means trouble for them, but I m
sure ehe would net mind: she'll proun preun
lly be delighted." "I'm sure she
will," said Aunt Delly, "but I hate te
ik, just the same."
However, when Alice arrived Pelly
took all the problem away from them
by marching out from the corner where
fche was playing and saying. Alice,
Delly wants your conch for Peggy.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mlis Henrietta MacDoneld Wilsen,
daughter or Dr. and Mrs. W ReyneldB
"Wilsen, of 1709 Spruce street and the
fisllevue-Stratferd, whose engagement
has been Announced te Mr. Edward O.
Shakespeare, Jr., entertained a party at
th Junier dance last evening- at the-Beltevue-Stratrerd.
The gmests Included
Miss Russell Evans Tucker, Miss Mar-
Rret A. Dallett, Mr. Geerge Antheny
Jacksen, Mr. Blythe, Mr. Edwards
Kneass, Mr. Edward O. Shakespeare,
Jr., and Mr. Geerge A. MeCall.
Mrs. Carrell 3, Tyson, of 1900 Spruce
street, will give a children's party en
jWednesilay afternoon, February Z2, In
honor of her daughter, Miss Helen Ty
eon, and her son, Muster Charles Tyson.
Intro will be about forty children pres
ent. Mrs. Albert Draper Whiting, of 1583
Spruce street, will entertain the mem
bers of the Antediluvian Society at
',(' luncheon at thu FrlendH Meeting Heuso
,?. en Friday afternoon. March 3.
fp i " Mis Vlrplnla W. Nerrls and Miss
(i ( Lioulse E. Nerrls, dauRhem of Dr. and
.".in, uicnaru u. in erris, ei due wertn
Twentieth street, who will be formally
presented te society by their parents
in the autumn, will leave tomorrow for
viilt te Baltimore, where they, will
be the miests of Miss Ottllle Wlckea.
rney will attend '.ie dance te be given
Jy the members of the Beaver Camp
'"morrow and en Saturday the luncheon
which the members of the camp will
(Pe at the Baltimore Country Club.
VeK expect te return te their home en
eunday evening.
Miss Anne B. Townsend, daughter of
n. ,J' B,art TewnBend, of Blanceyd
t,rVref' .wlu ,eava tomorrow for n
,WtUay visit te Baltimore, where she
Mill vO, entertained aa the guest e
Miss Edwarda Gamble ever the week
end, Miss Margaretta Pee, of Baltimore,
Tn BSnter.ta,n.at luncheon at her home
or .h.tuLdtty ,or number of members
the Beaver Camp from this city.
Jnlr.rJJ' C-'CJ1 Fllr. of the Anchorage,
ni vert en. art a !.. AMn t tJ..7.'
kfeter.0l.MJj.and Mrs. William "a
'S2"Vf 3West Tulpehecken street.
i2JPn n ire spending several weeks
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for February 23 ,
Seuth Twentieth street, ,wlll entertain,
at a small luncheon at her home tomor
row herer' thu card eartv te -be given
at the Bellevue-Stratford for ther benefit
of the Southern
Heme for
uesmuie
Children;
Mrs. Jehn B. Samuel and her two
debutante daughters, Miss Leis Samuel
ard M'ss Maria B. Samuel, of 2015
Pine street, who are at horn" Informally
en Saturdays In February from 4 until
6 o'clock will be assisted In receiving
this Saturday afternoon by Mrs Ous
tavus Remak Mrs. Rebert C. Wright,
Mrs. Herace W. Sellers,-Mrs. W. Rey
nolds Wilsen and Mrs. W, Percy. Simp;
son. Ne cards have been sent out
"Mr. and Mrs. Victer C. Mather and
Mr. Chariest E. Mather, of Haverford,
an, ntiAtiillnv auivtral itnva In New Yerk
lit the Rlts-Carlten Hetel.
Mrs. Qeorge R. Bewer, of Content
ment. Torresdale,. who has been rpend
lng the wlntir at the Lengacre, left
yesterday ler n trip te Flerida, where
she expects te remain for several weeks,
Mr Cleerge W. Willing, Jr.. of Chest-,
nut Hill.' Is at the Rlts-Carlten Hetel
In New Yerk for a few days.
Judge and Mrs. Jeseph F.' iiamerelte
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Marie Louise Lamorelle, te
Mr. Geerge Lincoln Reat, In St Francis
Xayler Church, New Yerk, yesterday.
' QERMANTOWfy
The Cedarbrook Country Club. Lime
kiln pike and City line, will give a
large card party en Monday evenlng,
February 20, for the members and
their friends.
Mr. and Mr J. H. Harper Chad
wlck, of Creshelm read, have gene te
Flerida for about six weeks.
An Informal surprise party was Klven
Mr. Walter Stumeflr. Wa.vne avenu
and Winona street, en Wednesday, f
rieruary s, in noner or nis Dirtnuay.
The guests were entertained with
dancing.
Mre. Henry Kellerman and her
daughter, Miss Mildred Kellerman, of
7422 Deven avenue. Chestnut Hill, will
leave en Sunday for Miami, Flo., where
they will spend six weeks.
Mrs. Palmer Watsen, of 248 West
Jehnsen street, entertained the Fort
nightly Bridge Clnb en Tuesday. The
ether members are Mrs. Mahlen H.
Rable, Mrs. Kempfer, Mrs. O C. Peeney,
Mrs. Kahlback, Mrs. Detterer and Mrs.
Quy McCoy.
Dr. and Mra Raby, of Wayne avenue
and W'nena street, gave a bridge party
followed by a muslcale en Tuesday eve
ning In honor of Mr. and Mrs, Walter
rumpflg, of Qermantewn, Mrs. Stump
fig, who Is .well known In musical
circles, was the soprano soloist and was
accompanied by Mr. Quy C. McCoy as
violinist and Mrs. Guy McCoy aa plan
nt. Amour the sruesta were Mr. and
Mrs. Rebert DagTlesh. Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs.
Heward Smith. Mr. and Mra. Onerm
Stumpfig and Mr. and Mra Jroest
Mrs. Daniel V. Fester, of 107 West
Penn street, will give a bridge party
of three tables en Friday.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Miss Adele Cellins, of Fertv.ninth
street and Chester avenue, entertained
at a Valentine dinner and dance In
honor of her cousin. Miss Harriet Hnmni
of Sprlngflled, Mesb, whose engagement
te Mr. Rebert Atkinson, of New Yerk.
recently has been announced. Among
the miesta were Miss Graca Blalan. uru.
Florence Tayler, Miss Careline Meyer,
Miss Helen Wren, Miss Dorethy Field.
m s dne vvara, jar.- ttaipn Tedd, Mr.
Wilsen Wrla-ht. Mr. Albert Cellins m,
James Hurlburt. Mr. William Snreule.
Mr. Heward McCall, Mr. Walter Tayler
and Mr. J. Raymond Stockton.
Mr. and Mra. Gee;
arge Themas, of
Fifty-ninth street and
i xiaverrera ave
nue.-nre receiving congratulations unen
uie unui ui v uauiiuer, isoremy At At
mere. Mra Themas was Miss Florence
Atmore.
Mr. H. Kay Standbrldn Ami ti ni&
T. Standbridge,. of New Yerk. wr
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stand
bridge, of 62 IS De Lancey street, ever
the week-end. Miss Standbrldge's en
gagement recently has been announced
te Mr. A. Smith, of New Yerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charjes Tleger, of New
Yerk, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ward Smith, -of 832 Wynnowoed read!
ever the week-end.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Clelghten Turner, of 2604 Seuth
Twentieth Street. entrtnln,il e,
luncheon and bridge pary en Monday
ne.uuuii. xier Kurng inciuuea Mra J.
Broughten, Mrs. Walter Samans. Mra
J. C. Shute. Mrs William Gower, Mrs.
Fred Rebblns and Mrs. Shaddtck.
Mra. Jeseph K. Harrlman, of 2105
Vew Yerk City. Pe'n,f rertn,ht ,n
Mrs. Walter Samana of 2522 Seuth
Twentieth street, and Mrs. William Tem.
llnsen entertained at a luncheon and
bridge party -.caterday afternoon. Their
inciuaca jurs. William Uewer,
Mrs. I. C. Shute. Mrs. Clelghten Turner,
Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. J. Moeje, Mra
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MRS. WILLIAM COLEMAN FREEMAN
Of 2128 Locust street, who with Mr. Freeman Is spending several weeks
at Useppa Island, Fla.
Charles Shlsler. Mrs, Fred Rebblns, Mrs.
J. Busch. Mrs. Frank De Laney ana
Mrs. j. Tomunsen.
A reception nnd dan go will be given
tomorrow eVenlng by the Del-Mente
Country Club In McCrea's Academy,
1617 Snyder avenue. Among these en
the Entertainment Commlttee are Mr.
James Beggs, Mr. James Blande, Mr.
Wesley Cherry, Mr. Owen Kaney. Mr.
Raymond Munre, Mr. Edward Magln
nis, Mr. Henry McNeil, Mr; Eugrn6
McCann. Mr. Hugh Ward and Mr.
Gerald Begga
'Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. I.
C. Shute. of 2S04 Seuth Garnet street.
entertained en Tuesday evenlng at a
Valentine party In honor of their six
teenth weaamg anniversary. Among
their guests were Mr and Mra Hareld
Way, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick' W.
Graves, Lieutenant and Mrs. Arneld
and Mrs. William L. Scott
There will be a meeting of the
Geerge ' SharBwoed Alumni Association
at the school building, Second and Wolf
streets, en Friday evening. February 17,
at 8 o'clock sharp. An unusual pre.
gram of entertainment has been ar
ranged for thts occasion.
ALONG THEtREADING
Mrs. Jeseph H. Bunting, of New Yerk,
formerly of Jenklntewn. has been vlslt-lna-
her father, Mr. Charles D. Barney,
of Etlden. Old Yerk read and spring
avenue, ugeniz.
Mr. and Mra Henry G. Druedlng, of
Sering avenue. Elklns Park, have lett
en a trip te Egypt and ether Mediter
ranean perta ..
The second meeting of the parlia
mentary law class was held this morn
ing at the home of Mra Themas D.
Sullivan. 6524 North- Seventh street
Oak Lane. The class Is held for mem
bers of the Oak Lane Review Club. .
Miss Mary Stager, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Stager, of Sharplesa
avenue. Melrose, entertained the mem
bers of her bridge club Tuesday after
noon at her home. Miss Stager and her
sister, Mlsa Helen Sidney Stager, are
entertaining Mra Manning.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs? J. W. Eastburn.,of 4656
Penn street, will entertain at a card
party at their home en Saturday eve
ning. Mss Helen Worthlngten, of Frank
ford avenue and Orthodox street Is
spending a fortnight In Washington
visiting relatives and friends.
A bridge party will be given en
Saturday afternoon, February 26, by
Miss Loulse Spanagle at her home, 4722
Penn street.
The Gamma Ensllen Kappa Frater
nity will give a play and dance en Fri
day evening at Assembly Hall.
Mr. and Mra Fred Bucklus, of Wake
ling and Q rl scorn streets, anneunce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorethy Bucklus. te Mr. Al Whltaker.
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Mlsa Marlen Lincoln Ballentvne. of
1444 Willow street; celebrated her
eighth, birthday en Lincoln's Birthday
by entertaining twelve bf her small
friends at her home. The guests In
eluded Miss Anna Belle Brewer, Mlsa
Thelma and Miss Dorethv Summers.
Miss Thelma Weaver, Miss Mary
Crockett, Miss Eleaner Seltzer, Miss
6 Miles Frem
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Anna Goethe,, Miss Vclma Sacks, Miss
Helen Kramer, Mlsa Catharlne Keeler
and Master Kenneth Watsen.
Mr. Jehn Bean, of 666 Kehn street.
was given a surprise party at his home
last Saturday evening In celebration of
his birthday. The 'guests included Mr.
nnd Mrs. Raymond Bean, Miss Alice
Bean, Mra K. Hippie, Mrs. G, Barmond,
Mrs. B. Detterer. Mrs. Charles Stamets.
Mrs. E. Heugh, Mra. M. E. Grater,
Miss Mary Devlnney, Mrs. Grlmth, Mrs.
is. Aiarpie, Airs. ai. Hcnerman, Airs. r;.
Schletter, Miss E. Zuckschwert, Miss
Mary Smith. Miss Anna Kane. Miss
Jennie Karr, Mlsa Lydla Haldcrman.
Miss Ethel Wentxel, Miss Betty Dona
hue, Miss Ida May Bean, Mra Chris
tian Brewcr, Mra A.- Bean and Mrs. W,
R. Jenes.
,
Miss Bessie S. Mann, a graduate of
the 1922 winter graduating class of
the Norrlstewn High Scheel, was the
truest of honor at en Informal dana,
given Saturday by Miss Anna Sheftcr,
ei uaroaaees ana Airy streets.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lewis Pratt, nf mr,4
Willow street celebrated their first
wedding anniversary en Ilnceln'a
Birthday by entertaining a number of
irienai at tncir neme. Mrs. Pratt was
formerly Miss Mabel Tcany.
Valentine Party
Miss Marguerlte Evans was hostess
te the Junier auxiliary. Queen of Peace
Heuse, 1906 Spring Garden street at a
Valentine party. Among these present
were Miss Edna M. Qulnn.Mlss Leena
Latimer. Mlsa Marie Carr, Mlsa Kath
ryn McCabe, Miss Eleaner McKenna
Miss Margaret Gillespie. Miss Florence
.awier, miss Gertrude Lumsden, Mis
Marian Whipple, Miss Florence Osberne
Miss Beatrlce Qulnn, Mlsa Emma Bal
lantyne, Miss Florence Griffith Miss
Frances Sullivan. Miss Elizabeth Gal-
1aahu 1.et m. ..
.-., luiaa wawerine Coonan. Miss
,.u aucy, miss Mary Dalle;-. Miss
Marie Boyd Mlee Mary eErtST Mr"
Mf.r.yMallarke'' Miss May Denehue
lu M,arKU0.r,,t0 Floea- MIsh Id Hlnch
Cliff. Miaa Maria t.ii,.. , .'.'""
Delriney Miss Anne "MuliaX AISf,5"
neien yuinn. Miss Ann xfZfimi"!
ViZA ? "Cecelia
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A wedding of Interest took place last
averting at 6:30 o'clock, at the Temple
Beth Israel, at Thlrty-socend afreet and
Montgomery avenue, when Mies Betty
came the bride of Mr. Nathan Boerkln,
of 254 East Roosevelt beulevard: Dr.
Marvin Nathan officiated. The bride
was given In marriage by her father.
Mr.' Israel Keenlng. She were a gown
ei.wmte crepe satin studded with pearl
and crystal , beads, a tulle veil iUh
crown of pearls and carried a bouquet
Of orchids, .sweet peas, rosebuds and
shower of lilies of the valle"y; Her
Sister. Mrs. A. Glasen. ni e mtv
of honor. The I aid of honor. wam mi
Chariotte Keen.ng, also a slater of, the
Jjr'.de,. The .?."" epmalds were Miss An
nette Keen. M.s; Miriam Keenlng, ceusfn
Mi.thirlll,!0Mlf? Fny Sperkln nnd
Miss Mary Sperkln, sisters of the
bridegroom.
n.T.?.,W?Jlt8 flewJ!:. ""1,8 were' Miss
0r,dn-iJw2 an?Mlss Genie Swartz.
KMMii..ii,ph sP,'ln, brother of the
cZnlA?ML Keenlng, of Montreal.
Canada: Mr. Abraham L. Sperkln, Mr.
Harry Sperkln. brethern of the bride-SD?r.anMr-
Aaren He Art" After
KS.nJ a "MPtlen was held at
Kaurfmnn's drawing room.
Reyer-Frlel Wedding
beth Frlel, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs Charles Frlel. of 6144 Master
street and Mr. Lewis Treen Rey??""
If Mr " Mrs- Herace F. Reyer. of
S5warh N- J'i ftmnerly of Norrlstewn.
nt' ti ,tiand8en, et the ,Bte" Senater
Dr. Lewis Treen Reyer, of Trappe. Pa.,
took p ace yesterday evening at 8
e clock In the Junier room of the Belle-vue-stratferd.
The bride were a gown
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of white satin with' an evprdreea of
pre pe and Iridescent beads. She were
an orchid-colored hftt nnd carried n,
bouquet of orchids and lilies, of the val
ley. Miss Kathryn Frlel. sister of the
bride and her only attendant, were a
beaded frock of tangerine and bronse
color, and a hat of the same ahadee.
Mr. Harry Krata .Reyer, brother jf thn
bridegroom, was the best man. A number
of out-of-town guests attended. Alter
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Reyer left
en an extended wedding trip NlagaM
Falls and Canada. Upen their retur
they will be at home at 167 Seuth
Seventh Street. Newark, N. J.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Herman Wlrs, of . MevUn enter.
talned the members of her bridge clu
at her home en Tuesday afternoon. Tliii
members are Mrs. Luclu Beebe, Mrs,
Rebert' Beard, Mrs. Townsend Cox. Mlsii
Martha Cellins. Miss BeWell Corkran
Mrs. Edward Crethers Mrs. J. Watt
Mercur, Jr.. Mrs. William H. Perter,
Mrs. Hurlow Rlgby. Mrs. ftamuel Wil
liamson, Mrs. Jehn McAllister, , Ml
Vivien Hunter, Miss Margaret Hunter
and Miss Janet McAllister
Miss Constance Cochrane, daughter of
Mrs. Henry C. Cochrane, of By weed. J
was an exnioiter ai me iirnum vun "
paintings held en Wednesday afternoon
it the Plastic Club. Tea followed, with
Mir. A. Barber Htephcns nH hostess.
The exhibition will conUnue until
March 1. ,
Mre. Walter Hiss Corkran will pre
side at the meeting of Uie Weman's
Club of Media en Tuesday afternoon,
February 21, when Mrs. Isaac Rhede
will discuss ''Women's Civic Duty" and
Mr. William J. MacCarter will talk en
"The Electors In Criminal Court." A
tea will fellow, under the auspices of
the League of Women Voters.
A dance will be given en Saturday
OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
CHARACTER FOP. MORE
- SIX YEARS
SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
PETTICOATS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
NEGLIGEES
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
NEW TWEEDS
CUT A DASH
IN THE
SPRING
LANDSCAPE
WITH THE
DASHING CUT
OF THEIR
SILHOUETTES
The Suit Mede for
Spring, net satisfied with
embracing every new
fabric from hemespuns
te silks, has decided te
interpret itself net only
in belted and smartly
boxed models, but in
three-piece costume
effects: Cape and Dress,
Ceat and Dress, Cape
Vest and Skirt.
29.50 te 79.50
Blurred Pastels
Heather Shades
Faison
Vert
Wistaria
Cebalt
Canna
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1
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evening 'aTtheediaclubTJusaTby tne I
junior memuer or uie wrnnami jiud,
of which Miss Jnne 8. Hnrvey Is presi
dent and Miss Elizabeth Campbell sec
retary. On Friday 'evening, February
24, the Media Juniors will entertain all
the Junier 'sections of bolaware County.
Miss Kntharlpe Marker .will, enwr
tatn "Informally at luncheon and card
at her home In Chester en Saturday
afternoon.
raeMdineHetel
Chestnut WiStreeta
Offers exceptional fedlititei
for private entertajning.
Receptions, Weddfngs,
, Cards, Dinners. Dances
A Corset
te tit properly
RKQUIKES the careful, trained
attention of a corset expert
It Is for such service thts shop
has beceme reputed.
Special attention te Stoats,
Surgical and Maternity.
Complete Line of Braitsicrea
ftfiodems
835 Chestnut St.
KSSMODEBATE rniCESEZj
PHILiA.'B I.KAPINfl TIinATKES
UIRKCTIO.V OK LUK & J. J. BHUIIEIIT
SHUBEOTvMevVlle
OAIUY MATS AT 215-Jv" AT OJ5
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3:01
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3:33 1 RRCKinCI RCPT
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10:07
10:29
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WAINUT
Evening at 8.20
Mat. Saturday
SOc te $1.50
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WITH
ALMA TELL. McKAY MORRIS
"ONE NEED NOT HAVE rtEAD THIS
DQOK TO ENJOY THE PLAY."
EV. nullrtln
?SKaKRr LAST 3 EVES.
LAST MAT. SAT. mS $2.00
GMKH VILLAGE FOLLIES
NEXT
Seats Tedav
WEEK
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HAM H. HARRIS PrewntB
WELCOME
STRANGER
with OEonen sidnet
NEXT WEEK SEATS 10DAT
Gee. M. Cehan's Comedians
In tha Wholenemo Mimical Hit
THE O'BRIEN GIRL
(MARY'S RIO MUSICAL BISTER)
ORREST THEATRE"
TWICE DAILY. 2 AND 8 E.
LAST WEEKS -1
D. W. Griffith's Dramatic Epic
riTvTWdS
LVJMZJ fiVk'l
SYMPHUXV UULUESTRA
BROAD Lait 3 Evg.. Mat.
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Prraeuu
The Irish Players
Frem th Ahhey Theatre, DuVIn In
The White-Headed Bey
NEXT WEEK .SEATS "TODAY
DAVID DELASCO Preent
THE GOLD DIGGERS
Avery Hopweod'a Fameui Comedy
After '.' Yr. at Lyceum Tntri New Tork
8AMR DISTINOUI8HEDHELASCOCAST
'Acid, of Miile. IUum., lelt, (3 it Hits'
ALBERT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
COATES
Final Concert
Ouent ConJueter
1l,kel t Apilemy nnrl Heime'e
ACADEMY OF Ml'SIt
SAT. AFT., FEB. 25, at 2t30
CONCERT OF MUSIC FOR PIANO
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Direction C. J. FeUy Wtelnway piano
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Mae Murray (Herself)
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PERSON AND IN. 8TAR-DU8T
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LAST 3 DAYS
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CAST OF 12, BOO. HEADED BY
Rudelph Valentine
Daily, 3Sc, SOc Evenlnf i, SOc, 7fa
Saturdays and Holiday, Erenlay
Prices
Limited Enraeement, Cemmencbf
MONDAY NEXT
Firt Time at Popular Prices
THE AMA7.INQ SPECTACLE
r
HAIIDOU'S DRAMA OF I.OVE
Massive and Gorgeous
Beyond Description
A production that se far sur
passes every creation of the
screen that there is nothing
with which te compare St. ..
Bread and Chestnut
11 :30,1 :30, 3:30,5 130,7:30,9 30
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Cecil B. De MiUe's
LATEST LUXURIOUS PRODUCTION
SATURDAY NIGHT
KARLTON CONCERT ORCHESTRA
PALACE 12TH A MARKET
rti-viwle a. si. te ii -in p. if
"JUST AROUND THE CORNER"
Story by Fannle Hurat
Arcadia. ,cth chestnut
ETHEL CLAYTON "heh
VICTORIA 0TH MARKET
"TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM''
CAPITOI 8TH ft MARKET
WT I1UL.10 a. M. te 11:13 P. It
WALLACE REID "figr.
RECENT 17TH MARKET
IVEiUlEa 1 "TILT IE" WITH
MARY MILES MINTER
GLOBE
JUNIPER ft MARKET"
11 te II CONTINUOC
AUfciC V4,.LH
J0SIE R00NEY & COMPANY-
JACK ROOF AND GIRLS
BROADWAY JJred Snyder
Mabel Taliaferro (Herself)
Marshall Nellan's "HITS OK LIFE"
CHICAGO OPERA COMPANY
MAKY OARDKN. Gencnl Dlrerter
METROPOLITAN OPKRA HOUBB J
llreid and Penlnr NtrrtK
Entire Week, Beginning Feb. 27$b
Single Sale Begins Feb. 15
Prim: S7.1R, S.0,1, tS.SO. 14.40, S1I.S3.
S3.30, St.ZO. S1.6H. Bex brut: 13 te
M.S0. S4.40. (tax Included).
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DE LYLE ALDA
WITH EDWARD THJRVEV ivn
J,JIEH DONNELLY g. CO,
J ". Deyle & Catanaufb Evelyn
Gl'V 01KR In "M.UtKY 3IK'
FRANKLIN & CHAIlLi:H!
BESSIE U1U1WNINU. OTHERS
and AL HERMAN
SHOWS WASHINQTON HIRTHDAT
1 se,
4 30 im 91'. . aeata en Sal flew
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
I 4th Annual Juvenile. Production
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KSKJ? FEBRUARY 23
I WAHHINOTON'H HIHTHDAY
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Beat Acad, tt llepne'a. 1119 Cheataut
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w Aratlnee Todar. 9;10
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