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W iitincy Wynne Attends Opening Night of Chicago Opera
Company Many
This Evening
M ' ... ..... J. i,m.i...
5 mHE performance 01 iiranuuwwt
$' 1 br the Chl-ne Opera Company last
fj iw lift Httfc 1' anything te
4 ffVS. And the Aletrep-.inan
teri Heute wn ll em uriiiinnc neu.
Swd'emely gowned and Jeweled women
v ".. i... n,n and wnmin In ex-e-
L" line clothe In the erchentra : In fact.
V .iriie reversion te the day when Mary
ft dtrdtn wi h"e before with Hammer
h, S!i Vnd a alaxy of great artists made
the 'iie"1 i""'"""
C" Alexn'nder Brintiy, Ce,, ruler- .
lined In a hex. '' " ;" tn ayuiiey ,
TVtZ'r rli.-sif. In liielM nml Mr. nnd !
if.. Jlinmlc Cromwell nail
peveral
Mm.
The Alexander Vnn uensne
1,rt gave n box pnrty nnd Mlua Aiin
ueatf.
rrhomsen also enienumcu. i raw .urs.
Jehn fllbhen and her nttraetln daugh
ter Marjorle there. Inrjerlc Is e
ieod-leoklng with her black hair, blue
!! and billllnnt coloring, und she
i.'.l. vrr Hweet Inst nlahl In n white
' Ant of some wft material, georgette
I".?. V. i ..... ...Ill, 1,.,,ta l.t .!,!..
.tones trimming It. Mr. Charlton
v.... n mul lier deuxhter. Hen'iie nr-
p mil .Incebe, wcr there, tee. mul Jnrah
1 Tlnrrlnsrr was in mc uu. wiin im-m. imiiin ivmuira nome en naiurajy
tVs oltecethcr a most, uplendld I 2Lr- ." Ml'8. pusilne.wlll lesve en Krt
" romance nnd a .plcndld turnout of . ffly WriS.VlnVJl? g .W
reprcfccntallvp peepm. IIenjI Tiaymerc. I
. ... tr Silfl Ales rp,ftM.. t r, -I
T SUITOSn these W ,e .liti no. go e ,1, and W.inut-Sri'.t, "wllf .al
1 the epern mti-c restlu? .M'sti-nlay. In early In June for r.urepc wncre the
view of the strenuous I'xenint; tniitclit. vxwn te spciul several mentlia touring
wk.t ..-ttli enTii. dlnnrii, auil mnhked I 'he continent.
parties. It will be n wonder If wc all
tre tlireiiRii ins gaycij. nu- ub
nulte a little quiet entertalnins lut
right, though, nnd te me the nmell
theatre parties nnd dinner me even
mere enjoyable than the btg bnlle. The
J&erbMnr8tSyVnC tlSgT KME
dasfnranether small debutante affair
wss the thentre party which Oraham
and Mnrla Dougherty gave for their
alster Ocrtrudf Deuglierty. Tfley iilse
entertained nt cupper nnd dancing after
the party, nnd It was entile delightful.
YESTERDAV afternoon Russell
Tucker n never ay her name that
ri'i',A " -. .....-.- -, tl
trews mete goon-looking every rime i
"e lirr nnd she hna some reputaiiuu.
""!? ,ft Wert'" "'MS'
mother's poed leeks before he. Mrs.
Jlejnelds Wlleen le, without doubt, one
of the best-looking women in town, bay
neare.
antly informal affair.
H
AVE you seen Klalnc Sullivan re
cently? I met her en the street
iltivetyne llnlshcd with a great wide
cellar of gray fur nnti ner inn wb u
large one of dark brown velvet.
W
ITU the winter season a thing of
the nnst nnd tenisbfs ball eier.
l , n nnr 11111111 I iiirmi in , uiu i' jlicikiki ,'mitii nr rn hu.i'a . t n...i
JtiifsMI Tucker, of Xew erk. avf a Mrs Jacob Mirk, Mr. arid Mrs. Harry
lard ranv for Henrietta Wilten), who. Urtelcy. or r.auiel S'lirltiKH ; Mr, nnd .trn. !
.en knew". Is te be married In the lute ''". "'fe0,? , :V0U"t Aiiy; Miss
I ..nTr,l Shnkcnenre. Ilenrlettn W. ?,abf .h ..,v?" . of Woodbury Ifelirhts;,
J. IJy the way, Mrs. iimjii en vis n i-, ; "" nwinnv-iz, miss hieaner I
it the Be cvue te meet Mra. snaKes- Frances Sieriran mui M)gs Kiizabctli Red-
Teu B inetner. ll was a ini-an- iffTcr.
is ee nrettv. Her hair is n wonderful ' e New Yerk. t charge of Mrs. Frank 1.. Jehnwn. p.vnl-
color "a sort of reddish geld, nnd she Mrfl. Phlllp SUrn!ierE , dRUghf j Jr rv "S"
has the most lovely coloring. SIih as MlgB Blrdle Steniberg. of 6S07 Mnln Kehler. Mrs. Pcrev mil. Mrs .r. snnnw.
neellne e ten coat of dark brown i street, are spending sumo tlme travelinz m. Leuis Llvermeiv. Mr, wminm
U. ..A 1.. . f- . I .. Tl...An ...III .., ,l'i-i efc,c-v, ima iriuiuru null! lian-
he exodus for oilier climes will Mart tUj Ctyt whcvc sle vL.,ltC(j hcr Blet
In earni"!t this week. In fact, n goe(ljrs, Jialph Harcourt.
hiany of the ilcbulanles- have gene.
already, though there will be a nmn-
. r?t,.hr 'f';(,"Barfp,1,S '"V;, T, ',
Jen McMichacl this tvenlng at the Mask
nml Wig Club. Tlie deb. ns a nile, docs
het se te the Ttnl Mnsuue. She wnlti '
B year or se for that purtv. , I
Seme, na I Knr. hnvc coup Seuth nml
. t? i .i i .., ..,..
i ,iiiu4,n iiVuuj iiim i-i.ivi-. ii piiu- ,.
rilns te co tliin week. I.esnu Stnrr is
hn her way down te St. Augustine in ,
Flerida. She will stny for wevitrnl j
vecks down thare as the guest of i
Cinrissa Andersen. Yeu t einetnber ,
Clarissa was up here this winter nnd '
went te lets of the parties. Hiie's u '
Jery attractive girl nnd has a bcauti-
rant Ixiirnn will hnv .. Iirnntif.il limn.
Bhe's se sweet and wholc-eeuled. every I shuman, of Overhroek iii honor of her i?ul?T i ' i'' 'Ti-ini Kar,r'r,- VAwMl1
one like, hw. and she has certainly had iecS; Miss Janet Yonker. "f New Haiiu Serdine ' lecirv ' Mr' C,"!1?I,,: ',7
beautiful winter as a debutante. The rhlre. Among the nuests were Mi-s i nrwdit- corresiVemilnc srereinr vi
Charlton Ynrnall will leave the end ' IMlth Zimmerman. Miss Ixiis Jted.jey. ( ,J U'amdv "' ? :. "Ill ' .' re?arv Mr
of this week for Europe, taking Agnes. "" tf'l "cl "'?" ," j!"1:, ' Vviliam M Oerhurt " t.en'ur ' "i
he will ceme out next year, with ? " Hl f, '".'rd8 v uS vlu,a1. w- !.'. ' :..!'"".'.. ' ' ij--k" I
turn, and Alberta Htth will go, tee. , Mette,"Mi. fithVf Drayten, Mr." j. u m? Kw.i; In A ' K l,kier M-! I X?t
Ellen I.lnrI nnil lnp mntliiM' Mrs ' t .....iiu r. n,i,n Rnnlln si.. -..n,. -'jr. i rniii.iui . nin mli, ji . ueineu
Btacy Lloyd, have been In Kuiepe le Hey, Mr. Chester Klmmerninn. Mr.
pearly a month new. nnd Ceinciln Lewis Pat ten, Mr, D. Wrlch; Murray.
t! ""eU WUh ll6r larCnlS 'WI&S Mr. WmaHMrDeUn'lfdmj?r:
webk age. Stuart Dlx. of New Yerk. Miss Yeuk..r.
' i.'Ii.mi.i dn rrr d-Aman t tt 1 n Ww 11 li rt t!itU
TALKING of going te Kurepe, is it i erland has recently been anniiunced, wilt "f Milten. Pa, nnd Mr William r.ls
. net funny hew our ideas are bound ! married some time In the Bp,iB. , rth Mur n:u le f.ynetil,.
hy our knowledge? Ellen was talking
te Uncle Fred the ethr day and she
W.ns much excited. "Frances T
. . - - .-..ww... ,..,. v..r...
je knew: you often drive out beyond t
JtT0U in your car." .
NANCY WYXNi:.
ermnntewn, whose engaei'ment te M.r.
...uuiiin i-ii'rii.e'jni iinz.iiti wr.M an
noiini-ed last week, will liaw en Frlduv
for Syracuse, N. Y. where she will
spend two wick? ah the Ruest nf Mr,
JUMird'H iiuiit. .Mrs. 1,'redeilels Ilnrard,
uu iiih s'iilei
rirs. Wallucj Cniiipbrll.
Mr. ami Mis. Jehn f. Piatt, 'Uie "'ere '
inarrWd en Wednesday. IVluunrv 13. In
f-l. Petci h Pretentitiit L'pIbceimI Chuich.
Ir,"?1'!-Vl,f'ng thelr house nt Paell, and
"ii ue at neine arirr Maicli is. Airs
llatt was Mlrn Mary Cox Pape. duurh
r of Mr. and Mie. Heward Wurt
Vage,
Mrs. Rebert Kmett Hare, of 400 Seuth
Vfntyecend street, who has ben
"Pending a w0ek In New Yerk as the
auest of Mr, nnj Mrs. Kmlen Spt'ncer
nare, will return te her home tomorrow.
Mrs. Arthur II, nreekte, of S013 Cro Cre
il1 street, Chestnut Illll. left last ncek
iZ I,ulni Ile'iel, Kla., where she will
-i-aiiu oeverai weeks.
., -
'n,, t.an(? J,rs. Hollister Sturges. of
;i .ii-mmoie avenue, Chestnut Hill,
fPTtejSNarrr,!
.-urs. P.lta chaniiBne nt u'n.i,in,,n
-vi,... .. ,.. . .---,-.-..-. , ................
,,. 'i Arlh'ir Olaagew. of londen, vhe
Jt'.f 9n "" ,le!,t of Mr. and Mra. Rnn
M Morgan, of Wyndmoor. Kast Willow
vISe vn. Chestnut Hill, ever the
tnttand WHl "a" Tly ln Ireh tQt
U, .-j, .... - . . . . .
-v.;, w".u .s,r"- "ewianu .caawaiauer
f'Xaiiu, of t7" Pine Ktreat. ..wlirt have
" PJinlln sgvyul vcH at I'hUiji
M ,-
ig mi i.. . , ..1-1 .,. r- .... nu cr ruii-iiuv riuuiwu iium '..iiuiu. aii mil. .i it. Liiii, flinrt iv( vrurv
is nnnTbVr I i.Vln ir r."n ,1 in 1 n i where oho w as 1sltlnK her sister. Mrs with the Fulled States Marine Cerps I mukcs every arch Stiff, inflex b O and
'" ?""" r "'I'Vn "ylnr".?ld 11 " nussell Kctcham. Mrs. Baker lli he . during the war cruellv heedless of the fleibilitv of
great chum of F.lleij'sV "And where ,emembered as M ss P.uth Stock, ef1 ,,, , ,, , ,,,,,,. . ,, L. i t .V llclulnlJ 0I
is TuropeV" niked irnde Freddie, rif y-thlrd and fine streets. West Phila-, Mia '"' r '"'? ''c l, " ;' your own arch. In the
''Well, I'nela Freddie!" exclaimed Kl- ' delphla. I n.u.n.ut,i. '',rJ;1 nei' S-1.. ,r ffi 's! ' I
1 snmai ap.tivitifs
II- nml m,u mm.. u Ti ,-.,.,11 delphla. Ift Friday for Johnstown te Punani ii.iin.s. in hi i neeen street. euiiir' an nrel f'ev l,V l'Ne ; our own.
i.f tA; v2in.,L.; .m .Jwnini; n.n'."lat rr. and Mrs. iSeorge L. Cas-ei and took place luM Mldny at in oeleek a .v flexible arch bends In harmony with
jr in? -Wellliuften. will rntcrtntn at din-' i.L crandmethcr. Mrs. C. D. Cadwalla- 'he aw Acnue Methodist FplBcepa ewry step you take It mrves mi
r r this evening before the Ral MaB'iuc. is eranameincr, .ir.. . uunuum rlmrc,. r.ie pastor of the church, the , miugly, when veu lace u r, ntlleveri
Their guests will include Mr. nnd Mrs. ,lcl- I v. 'Ihemas H. Uv,ns. effldnted. After te "revldV l reclsel v the deafJe of .ur?:
JlHen Sullivan. Mr. and Mra. W. Stand-1 The Market Street Title and Trust a wedding tUp Mr. and Mrs. Halius . pert each one of veir arclus yearni
lev Stokes MIm Mary Iw. Miss Peggy fempany. Plftj -second and Market win llve In Norrletewn. fe- And neslble-ihiinked rantlWers
i najer. Jlr. James Newmnn Carter. Jr., , Ktre.ts, gave a dlnner-dance at the Over-, ., . ,, .,.,,. t-i,., ,, . ncrci te that strenrrtlipnim- m,,,,!,', .?
Mr. James Ueu-en. Mr. Kdwnrd Lloyd. ' i,r00u Gelf Hub last week. The speak- Mr. and Mr0 Ij h n',.s:,,
Jr., of New VerK. und Mr. Jay Ceelie. 2d. rr, cr., Mr Francis a Oallager, Mr. xblU?eft te", .WrutyH ' Preven.krch t"uhU, mrn'eves" j-eur
Mies Nancy v Cepe dauehter of Mrs 'Alexander V, Ih.eu .Jr.. Mr, , llllam K. upon hip " ' ly r rculallen and helm Incrcis. your
w,i..? .X."-y i. .1 . eaugmir 01 iw , Tns!t and Mr, Jehn n. Vt altK. There Mr nnd Mrs. Jehn L. LaratMere. of i rer. endnrnnp mi ,-rw,,i i,.i..J
"in ii meir guests at tne Kill iicru nnu "- "-
k. v2"', ,h,, evenlnf. Colonel Llmkley Mr Wl m, Habcock, of North K.f
Ans,n "a,,i0nnl ,renunaniler of tin. , ,,, Blrt.,, will leavri this veel; for
t-limrt frl,meBl0,?-ur"i-'Slu!;P'''l hltlJ ,e Va Hi nench Kla, uher Mie Mill re-
vi ,iV a vlrt!t te vw 0,'kl where ','',.. fP(V weeks.
?'f- and Mrs. Sturges have un apart-i ,naln n r
nt, Mr. Merris U M I er and is ece. M si
l.llWIJIaM.iyt-TgMm
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.. . ..EVENING PtfBLlfc LEDGEK-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, .
Parties Planned for
Beach, Fla., have returned te
home,
their
Mr. and Mm. J. Barry Colahan, of
Cheitnut 1IIII. will leave today te spuria
ti few days In New Yerk.
Mi a. Henry H. Greve, of 2CS Wut
Tulpeliecken tret, Oermantewn, left
yesterday for a vlalt te Atlantic City,
where alie expects te remain about three
weeks.
Mr. and Mm. Wllllnm T'. r.Mrfmun
I .lr.. of riprmiinlnu-ii bwhii cMmaum,
Mh 'ffl,Xm?h..,'"?. AlI
,,,,
., 'in. .eddlnr of Intercut will tic
that Of Mu fllrlln Mnrlx Mnrntif.
Unufflilcr of Mr. iiint Mrs. .lesenli b.
Murphy, of 1830 .Seuth nittenheus
bquere, ami Mr. Charles V. Cirvln, of
Northweoil, fa., which will tnk place
In Ht. Patrick's Ileman Catholic Churcn,
Twentieth and Ijecuat treeta, and will
w followed by a reception at the Belle-vue-Stratferd,
. .5tT-,in.Mr. Jehn 8. Oustln. Jr.. of
4Sff Vloedblna avenue, CAerbroek, and
Mre. Hampton O. Sllces, Jr.. of Oak
l,ane. who have been eiTendlng several
weeks In M ami and Palm Bsach, Kla
uiiu wcrn me a-ueiis or sir. anu Jirs.
Ixiwls Burk en their yacht, the En-
Mr an(, ,,,. iI( . Coekf . n
(iieki, .iieatmit Hill, returned yesterday
from Talm Beach, Kla.. where they have
bue Pendlng several weeks,
Mrs. Chester N. Farr. Jr.. of S008
west Queen lane. Oermantewn. returned
$pMffi
JSllVifnVISfSSSSi "Svft
Pnge and her daughter, Miss Isabel
wurti Page, In Culifernla. IU net
, return te this city until early In May.
rCD,,A1uT.i(11,
GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrx. Charles V. Blew, of Tltii
Beyor streef. ChcHinut Hill, gzve a dlu-
errrMrH'M'.
y y
... ,
JZSWcT&drSS
,Vcnlng lasi. The Buests Included jriss
Annabftlle Weed, Miss i:in?e Udwnrda.
Miss Kleaner Gtefb. MUs Csmtlln Plels-
Jehn H. Earlej-, of 08 West
Upsal street, Is spending a fortnight In
Miami. Fla. j
MIhs Helen Ferctcr, of East Tutpe-1
inreugn ins vicpi. , i
Mrs Fred Tteth of Herlter stroet -llt
,Hr,r.L ,i,i..t .,,.: ltr?.K,V .il i
............ ...v ...... .u,.,i. nuiuii ou-i.
belong, ftl acr llonle en Thursday after-
neon.
. ",? i 'raV:e.5r."LUIY
Strs,
C. Harry Fchrlng, of BIT West
1
. I
-,
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s,i"t' wV'st u Mu" are rel?!:
Ki-ntulntlens upon the birth of a en,
William Fester llurnham.
cTeAUnrnnv MAMcinM
STRAWBERRY MANSION
and their daui;hter. Miss .Mildred Bcltv
'U".KH. "" ;'"' "iiiinn. .m. j.ewis
- ,,. nf ,,,,. vD...,, T.ilrlv.sflri.nH
cr. i,... ,.,,,,,w,i ... ,:,u ..;,
Flerida, where they huve bon "spend-
Ing a few weeks. i
Mr. and Mrs. Leuis Sickles, of S::e
Diamond street', have returned fiem".-i
trip te UennucU.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
.. tl.lnner P"1!' ant? ?an?? wfl K'.Ven
Mrs. Jehn rtakcr entertained at lunch-
ten en Saturday afternoon at her home,
11482 Kalghn avenue. Cunideu. Mm. .
lr nnn .nr, jiajir.giiu e. .tellO.
of illenslde, cntertalned a number of
their friends en Kiiday eicnliu,' last nt
a enid eartv and dance Mrs. .Stcenen
l'Vr,M!i'-?C."?nt,iLbi,rlh 1''ft:"
third street. lAest Philadelphia.
Mr. F. Edward Nelan, of West Phlla-
were about -n0 guests,
Mr mul Mrs. H. 12. Carter, of 2Atf S.int'i
r,"nri v.flfili ftnet. who luiva lieen Htuvluir
'at Hie Marlboreugh-Hleuhelni, have i e-
f lined te this cit.
Mli-s Nan Hjlen and JINs .loin Ilea
,..... Miu-nh rseu will tuterlaln nt n
card party en Snlui-ilay, March U at
K :3'J o'eloi 1: at u!03 Walnut uti t r.
pinceudH of the affair will be dovetoi
charity.
4 lie
d te I
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. rtritt. of JStl '
I.archvvoed nicnue, euiertnlutd en .Satur
day afternoon at a. children's pjrij In
honor of thelr four-year-old pen, Maater ,
"Billy" Uritt. '
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marqult,
of
MH3 North Falrhlll street, announce thn j
,,nr....ni.nt nf their danehtAt-. 1 Iku '
Peart Flera Marqulz, te Mr. William K
r.mm. Mr. and Mrs. Marnuiic u-lll ule
la reception in noner u .uib .hhiiiiu.-. i
nnd Mr. (irars en Sunday, March l!.ii
from 3 until o'clock.
Mb. naglnn May-r. of the Hetel Ma-
iestc. bus iistumeii fiem .ew nrr
,...
wiin. Miller, of nil North lllahtl- street.
urn spdiuling several weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mra. Arthur K. Lee. of Seventeenth
and Nerrls street, will entertain the
members of her "00" Club at her home
en Friday afternoon..
;.ir. ami .;rn maniey nrnus, ei
' tf J-''.tb anil OtununU Greets
win
ins .Ma.y jecue. 01 Jiuuni Visrnen.
-- du iiiiia, aj t i Hum ' ii uiiii ii r : n nt.ci ir i' iien i i. n i i ri
i... ,. ...... i hi.
X'.trl.M,
- MM Ill Illll I
wwsfiii:
One of Younger Set
p
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K.ri
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m
I'lieln li; Marcctu.
-MISS EDITH IIKYMAN
Dauglilcr of Mr. mid !TV. Jeseph
ll. HexiiiHii. of Gtll) Sherweml
read, Otrrhrnek. who has recently
returned from New Yerk, where
she was the curst of the Misses
Mctlellan, 7,V 1'ark nvenue.
Klve a reception nnd brldpe party nt
thelr home en Friday evening In honor
or irs. j ranitun v. weiiern, or ruts
burgh, who la vIsltliiR in this city.
.ed'ee vj "'f
? -ty ;
The
Ladles' Aux.llary " of Arcturun
I 1). it. F crive a Val-
le the I.adicn nf the ltr.
uecun Heme, .seventeenth htreet and Al-
Murphy. Mis. !eeice Harlow. Mrs. I.
Martin, Jlr. r.ie. Atr. IIllli anil Mrs ,
Mather. Thohe who took nart In the
,.-., .,.,. , li-...., -.1 i-..
li'jr,lru." no" .: "Ml t's llartl.-y. 'who I
played nt fh piano; Mr?t Pnsen. of
."H? ..T',1' ' 'fty-feurth .street. cs:
Philadelphia, who unve n-nd ncs. ami
Mlsn hliierc Hseher. of Dre.sel Illll. A
supper followed.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. an.l Mm. William 8te-l ".,1 of
I,eei tevl. ti-ar Ocnnt- -ire recel-
Itijr conjcratulatletis umin The' birth of a
daiisluer. Mm. Sletle will ba iern.,ni-
bered as M!a Kdnn Welsh, danahre.
formerly of Oak I.are
V' ''. "." uuura n. i l-imi
Mra. Wlli'rmi Urein. of J!onl?emrr
JlwVinrt - i Uii2r'
,', "jepliew ami
UKentz, ban mtirneil ' ,ni
PllO Wild lllC LM!rt , -
.u.-t ti iiii-m nun jiiih".. .1 r Illll . I.
Fredcr.cl; Iteuter. for two week .
NORRISTOWN
The Illstt rlcal Society if Mnnlsemerv
County elected the feUnvIni; nfllcers te I
sorve durlni; the oemlnpr year; Presi
dent, .iir. . liorueu Minyui: Men presl-
,. Conard Jenes and Misj ICntlicrlue
Preston.
Announcement liar Wpii marie of the
mnrrlage of Mls Kinuia Mae Allen,
lauiriiter or jip. aid mii, Alfred Allen, 1
Chestnut Mie't. Xerrintn-!!. mi P.itur-1
dav, Fehruury II. nt H.iiTls.l)jrp:. Pa.
Mr. and Mi:'. MaeD.ute will llvj in'
.mih;- ,,i.ii ,,., l ,.-.i,v,, ,i. iuu u-nvn
March l in rntrv the MiIhrii-ii yrenmrial
Hospital Tr.unliig .Sv-lunl There v rre
fourteen cucl-
The im ri.iK of M,-.s IM'n Jeffries
ulaushter of Ml. uiM Mi. .I.eph Jeff-
lc . of i'U ts' Llm sir-et. and Mr
n.i Kiiib stre"t. tI11 spend the next
wt-ek lu Atlantic city
Mis Mildred I'liirh.
Wehi Oak
i-tieet, enttTtuined the members of her ,
nve nunureu no .u ner i.eum. uic-re
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laid eggs
t
EGGS
carton of
twelve
Strictly Fresh Ufigs,
de. ;i5e
Al all our Stores
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LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
Ry Lee Pape
There was a Charlie Chaplin plckturc i
erreund at the Little Grand yeutlddny,
tne net thinking ma would give we
the money (e go en account of me
having witv e meny mevlea lately, but
I t han't Id auk her en? ways jet for
luck. Wlch I did, and ahe aed, Cer
eny net, de you wunt te tern Inte a
movie? and pep ncrl, Hew de you
txpect the boy te understand eny autcli
Ixaggcrated reason na that far refining
a request, dldent you ever heep of the
aytem of tretchlti by ixnmpleV
t l.- .. ii.. .1 .-.1
i , . .' . . ' I".' Cl . '. lJ i
,, mcii. ,c i or inbinnn. i vn,
'Kenny an Ixnmple of wy he eheulden J
I fhen'heU1. uTte'yntt'iined";; !
Heme. I
Seeing la bc!rering. ted ma. and pep
ted. Then lest Uaeen and lern. new
Hrnny, you wunt te go and see thla
Charlie Chaplin plckturc, dent you?
Yes sir, I sen, nnd pep ned, And
jteutp seen sevrcl. ether Charlla Chap
tin pirktiirea In the past few muntht,
navent you? ann I scd, les sir. nnd
nep seil, ew Jett let me tell you a
nil
tile instants of wat happened te a boy
who saw tee menr Chaplin ricktures,
mvj
, thlA boy eriginilly lied n very gentle
........ -...I .7...... !. I..., . .1. .. It
iiuiuri; unit iihiiiu'iii. i(,-i i ,i iv ''t'.u ii h
it here, him ferst. but he wnsta
' plreded with hU mother le le him
Charlie Chaplin plcklures imtel by nml .-
by they worked en his mind ie that ' y
he wunted te de everything Charlie ft
, (hnplln did. nnd one day he came home , ft
n,l M li!u nnail lttitl fntViii in rrtn I
'face with a lemmln pie and pushed'
nun iiil usa s.uuu niiiu ifititn si i w . t
his loving mother denn it nitea or
stair and spoiled her disposition for
life, and set Arc te Ills grandfather',
wiskera wlch were the deer old gentle
man pride and Jey. se they had te lock
the boy In a clesit till he grew into
long trousers, and new. you see wy it
would be a grate mistak for you te see
i eny mere Chaplin plcutures for a wile,
i dent you?
Ne sir, pep. because O wlzz pep,
, holey smenks, I havent even get eny
1 jranfether, I eed.
leu stay nemc ami i;cep mnci. sen
pep. and ma sed, Ilee hec hec, seeing
id belceving.
DELAWARE COUNTY
The Kuets nt thn bridge party te he i
given by Mrs. .1. Harlan Jeseup at her
home In Hwarthmere en Friday afttv
i neon. March 3. will be Mre. W. Alan '
Uiewn. Mra. J. V. H. Rlshep, Mrs. Har
LIUIII. .tllfl, .1. . r, Ifiniiu,,, iur n, xini -
nl,l Tlnrnx Mr. .Tnnh S Ttats. Mrs. '
Ler.lle Campbell. Mrs. H. B. Cookman, '
i Mrs. Themas Dewnn. Jr , Mrs, William
I Mlddlcten Fine, Mrs. A. r Jacksen, i
i Mrs. Albert S. Jehnsen, Mrs. Harry '
' T.ech. Mrs. William Tiebert Indls, l
Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Genre Mo Me
' r'racken. Mrs. Jenpnh Psrrv. Mrs. Kd- '
win A.' Stockton, Mm. Chalmers Stuart-
Mrs. Charles A. Ward and Mrs. E. P. i
Virkce.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .1. McCullam I
of Harwood Paik. announce the en-
rragement of their dnuchter. Mlvi Ituth
T.els McCullam, te Mr. David It. Hop Hep
Kins. Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Terteuic entertained
Informally nt dinner nt their home In
Swnrthmera en Satuulay evcnlng hut
before the Assembly dance, uli'i-ii v.a.i
islveti that nvcnltic at the Swarthmore
Weman's Club. The patronesses of the
Assembly ww Mrs. ldwaid A Stock-,
ten, Mrs. Thomaa Downs, Jr., Mr?.
Themas W. Simpers. Mrs. Jehn W. ,
Aunins. Jir. .lesenn i riaincs, .nr-i.
Adams. Mr.t Jeseph I names, aici.
n "dls " Je"n ie-
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Haines Uppln-
,ett bav.i retunie-l te their home In
Meylan from n rrule alenjr the coast
nf inpritin. Their nlec, M!as Cernelia
Walker, is new their Riiest.
ilir 1 1 V WT
VV nlllO I nil VV Rflr
Steel Shoes?
In ordinary shoes, a rigid strip
of steel concealed between soles
Cantilever
Shee?'
Men
em
Would you wra;- Inflexible. Rtel
i hanked shoes, when llexlble Cantilevers
Ishly rounded tees In iegu tedny?
are intiue wiin tn Kin ln, anil r.tsl.
,.,,.,.., ,, . ,
rhoes, lluely umili of viielcn maiei-iaW,
and reasonably priced. Hut the lic
"lea I'ncu or every one m tlu innnv
''I'tUlUner designs is, cem'urt- tl-.e com'-
fort that adds Inline tyumhlv te a
I'uiiiiuis eoeu iicaitn una ipir.t.
Widths AAAA le K
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunard Office
CunlllMers are alie en ilr In nmrbr tllltii
Mtn-me llenilhelin's. 1Uu2 Klewruh Ap.
.Vshury Park Mssi Shoe Ce.. OL'T u'nel.inuii
CsnWeii-iJurrun's Shun Mere. 110 ilreaUnuv
Kulen Jlmer'. 42" Nertlismrtun Si.
Iliifilubuir Ornar'B. 24 V. 11,1 ,
Uclinnewn Zsiik'b, S80 Main St.
Jm-UKler l''r)fr, 3 Kill Kins l.
Iteadmc Scliwsrlner's. 43? Punn Squxn
Bursnten l.wl Uatllv, .114 Wyeniln At.
Bhmektr.-B. Hlcseh. Jill I?. IiAfepndeJi
TnnUD II. M. ViTfrritJi 4 Wre.'
WllVM-ntrre-U'l?. Murray, 8 r'uMte .
,VrV The Uer, 1.n. ( , J
M
I
i l i
yL ! new
XjBi 5 RKv.
mm - mmL
,v
v
jst?Tw;
After-Dinner Tricks
Ne. 07 Dluppearlng nit of Taper
A hit r,f tianit f. mnlfttrnAil Anrl fl'firl ' i
'- "- " f-i'v. .r, ...w. ............ -..- ..- - ,
le a 'finger nail. With n wave of the
h1( th . d,M
ippearc. Anether
.ave b, ,,ack T)e pftper w
'c" e the tip of the second finger.
,B "etiiik an uanu cunt nncr imi ueai
in and the tiret finger extended. .Of
course the paper was gene. During
the second ware the fingers were again
changed, which brought the paper back.
CenrieM, lilt, h FuMie Ltietr Company
iii w.i.w
a.
S II 14 1 X7!Lv
K IlOW iVIUCn YVei2IU
M V
I H I
, yMy
ff
e
1 17 " " x!
w.Yeu Like te Lese
1TIAT U neither renstltutlenal
bardened wttti ft Is slmplr
Ther Is no nirtmilj Ter women te ncein iiren m. m.
srew elder, te lese their jreathful mtrsetWeneis and snertr.
Fer there Is a positive, safe, health-si' '" remedy. Ws hare
rdeeed the weight of scores f well-known wemsn In
fhlladclphls.
Vtift Our Institution for Trial Treatment. Ne Obligation
COLLINS
FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY
M Phene, Spruce 58$
1 XT.
BONWIT TELLER t, CQ
OheSpeciabu SfvpofOminalsenb
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
t Youth holds sway in the
sway of the Cape in the
Jeunc Fillc
Three-piece Costume
29.50 te 95.00
SPORTS AND' COSTUME MODELS OF
TWEEDS,- HOMESPUNS AND POIRET
TWILLS
VytlTH a charming swank, one-piece dresses
W"' or skirts of tweeds or hemespuns, with
blouses in contrast, select chic capes with a
"flair" for the circular. The new blurred
pastels: Periwinkle, fahen. iomflewi-r, fawn.
Vf
tan, heather shades.
frc
rANDARIN coats vie
ith the
three-piece Costume Medes
fashioned of Peiret twill.
Canten crepe forms an inter
esting contrast in vividly col
ored blouses, beaded, em
broidered and combined with
Paisley.
MISSES DEPT.
FOURTH FLOOR
,4tt,
litPORTKRS. DEBlOXVn.l i StAKV.Wi Of WOMff.Vff .4.VO nt: '.OKii.V s
AtTARKL OP THH itlGUVIT ClAHAClCTt FOIi UOKU
rM.v riviTVi: i;;.tr;i
GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
FURS
BLOUSES
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
w
Spert Suits
&
A clem aj-eniiicnt of Nwagfjcr uits in cold. rose, com cem com
tlewci, cepen ami erchiil. Supcier in line r.ml qnaliti.
Ilcltcil and s,trictl tailored models. Choice of slash or patc'i
pockets.
Cuats in lielivia. deuble-laccd coatings, herringbone and
diagonals; man-tailored in an assortment of tlcs.
Extra -Size Tweed Suits
(Sizes te 54)
29-50 and 35-00
Dresses
New Spring Styles
Bouffant StraUjhtline p- aa
EmbreideredHeaded JO'
Seft, clinging Canten Crepe, Geergettes, Crepe Remanies
Crepe Faille, Peiret Twills in the new silhouettes pre
scnted in an array of lovely styles and colors.
i 'We SjtcWiit in Apptrtl That
' -
m I WW I in I II
FEBHUAItY . 25, lurj'
FRANKFORO
Mr. and Mrs. Oeerr 8. Webster, of
Penn and HarrlsJn streeia, are spemj-i
Ins aeme time at Miami, Flu. I
Mr. Frank Mallhawa. of Orthodox i
tret, will entertain at bridge en i
Thuvaday afternoon at ner home.
Mr. and Mm. Jehn Oraham. of Mill-
bfrrv ntreet. are receiving cenaratuia.
liens upon me mmi u uui,u:.
Mr. and Mrs. Heward Payne, of Foulx Feulx Foulx
red Blreet. will entertain ate. lunoheen
en 8aturdav afternoon at their home in
honor of Mra. lUlph P. Brerinan. .t
Baltimore. Md. Mra. Brennan te apewl.
IniieiM time In thla city and la vlaltlng
friands and relatlvea.
- . . ...... ..m ....m1,a
B. F. KEITH'S
nnnm
meii
THE 1NCOigAnABJ.B
BELLE BAKER
V WXCT.iPlVE HOVO JtlTH
"" ' SYLVIA CLARK.
m HTiTir mirKepNnnT" g
lim Stfcai It Helliiltr Lea D. 9
Lt.'!p..- K- nr.vRi.Y ittt.t.8'' 1
""kblJlB liANE iAV HElMtN g
lOTO OlbtfS g
AMI js
tMu-Hicketl DetatT-"r
ivn CO. In "THE DANCE SHOP" R
",mitinimiineiiiiiiHmitntriiwwnffminiritiniiimmnii?
ri iMONTS P! .BC!!.-.B7 .'.!! i
EMMET WELCH Mintrel
'-- MKt. jvien. m, rti,. .)i
gn,irV v. sna Toetl. th Newlrwxls
li,.iwi ' m i T wr-'ia
1A...1I
. A
n
VTUU1U
.
i
Next Menth?
nor tmterameriai.
Te h
n Indication of indifference.
I
INSTITUTE
1
Bellevue Court Building B
1418 Walnut Street
fi
capes in these
SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
TETTICOATS
CHILDREN'S
PPAREL
NEGLIGEES
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
and Coats
.VV
5tnvferizci tht Utgu
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4 (
v
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&jmRYJPK4
m'wmw'mi
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l'ltn.A.'B T.RAtMNfl TltBA.TnP.1
rinrrTinv or i.kb a j. J. smnFfnT
CHCSTMUT ST. OPERA HOUIK
SHUBERTvAUDiviLif
DAILY MATS AT 215 f.VtS AT 8 19
MR AltXANOf.R
MAP.IE.
A D D
NORDSTROM
"'"T1CK-TOCK I
-i it a,
I TOdeLITSKV"
kAAMf HOrrMAH
KKNAKOftTOWNU I WtTT&6CO
DICKINSON & DEACON
ft AND A GREAT SURROUNDING
I BILL OP ENTERTAINERS I
sSHUIERI at a,ie PitAnr
P0P.MAT.T0M01L JB,7.W-''l
EDDIE CANTOR
"MAKE. IT SNAPPY
a With AsuiMMtnae jnewia or STAts
3 AND 75 DAINTY 6IAPHAH0US OlVINITItS
WALNUT
r.VKMNf.f AT 8i!i
Matinee Tomorrow
50c te $1.00
If'f.ir.RHiarM!
VITII
ALMA TELL, McKAY MORRIS
SK.ITS ion NEXT AMI I.A5T
UT.F.K VOW
" " I TIUIOC U1T ll
WILLIAM SfATJUr MAT i.M
HODGE
IN DOC WOVK
POSITIVELY LAST 7 TIMES
P1IMWMIII
ri.NEXT SPATS THlASPAY
I,H rXOBEflT a HELEN
'I
ia niAfii N aaputpti s?
& IM 3
DRIFTING
S A ROUSING R'P-I0A-IK3 WtlODfAMft S i
EVENINGS AT 8:15
Mat. Tomer. ; $1.50
IN A TURKISH
kv Avtvr noev-ece 4- cmritcm uetx
FORREST TWicj;NA'r
100th Performance
1 U V t I AND NIGHT
Personal Appearances of
D.W. GRIFFITH
GISH
LILLIAN and
DOROTHY
LAST WEEK
v. vr cmiKriTH f nr.AfATic ltic
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
:..r mi n.y kat. thi'p.sway
GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS
"h ANN PENNINGTON
A.. NiBhts, l)ct Scati, Si' Mj
T'lO'ilnr Mih V -J ti iai Hctt n , 5C
GARRICK I'1'1 1- "fitics
un "" MvriNi:i; niiii.rtncpY
'S-s.r.tira cmr'iatlc sie-ei. -Ev'e Ijni'.ett
GEO. M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS
In the TYhelMiin,, Musical II"
THE O'BRIEN GIRL
V MU -.11, Mf ( A' MsTKll
BROAD ''e1,1 uut v'111 B
DAVID BEtASCO
prMnts
ERy
HCPW0003
FAMOUS
ALDINE
Chcutnut at 19tk
DlrfMlnn
Fred.D.&M.E.relt
INTIN! 'iff 'l A M TO UP V
GREATEST SENSATION EVER
SCORED IN PHILADELPHIA BY
ANY MOTION PICTURE!
Foolish Wives
By and With en Strelipip.i
"7 ,' c .Un! Vnn 11 ''I .if u llatf''
Hundreds of people turned away!
Tremendous Triumph!
Jll.UiOPOl ITAN (IPJ iku si
mii.miw i;ii;mm,, mviuu a
S0USA
AsTi 11, S
w i f ..
Dana Ot lUU
ijiurit.MM I UUHV.iH
JOHN PIIIMP --Ol'S luMi i PIl
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Fnlt dl wcirr un inn i ii-HiiiiiJ m knn
jfr.r.inr Ht,.rN Uuh P- ''". n-. t fj
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BATH I
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nnijiju
V P, "I ! N Pi ' I P.
Afternoon Talks en Practical Psychology
BV
ANNA MAUD.HALLAM
AFTERNOON FOLKS
MARCH 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, AT 2:30 P. M.
Scottish Rite Auditorium, 148 N. Bread St.
NO ADMISSION CHARGED
-
W,
'Sfia
' i
Dlrncllen Mftily Cemrisny of Ann
NIKBTERN'.n ANT) MATtKBT
It A M. TO II I. M.
ASOTtlF.n STANI.r.T-IXW
uivjitnimsi) rneuiiAM
1 TOrifAI. KVKN'TU
a (ir.OAN flKI.KCTlONfl .
J-niWr NAlIONAI. I'ltEPK.STS
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RICHARD
BARTHELMESSf
IV MA1A?.tNR PTORT !:'
TOL'ABLE DAVID
t Vl AMANDA nnnWN', Veesllsf
D DANCB. "I'KnnmT'H tntEAM
TATT. ripr'AttDOltACK KAflTOJ.
0 CARTrOS VfiVBt.TY
TONY SARG'S
"THE nRST MOVIE"
t siiAXiUi mn'iinnTiiA
atXTHKNTII AMI MAR KRT
11:30, I 30. 3:3(1. .1:30, ?3Q. 0:10
I'BKPr.Tl AI KHAnT foil THE BTTg
Sardeu's linmertnl Drsrrts of an
Empress Who Sacridcrd an Em
pire for a Moment of Leve.
The World's Mightiest Spectacle
A Cast of 25,000. Produced at
Cost of $3,000,000
I.'miUd Knuaitemenr. fiemrrwrx'.ruT
NEXT WEEK
rmsT Tfin: at pepii.ar rnicEtt
riP.3T I Hff.ADfcr.pHIA snnwa
TURN TO
THE RIGHT
rimjt tTir: r.rar. t'iay e- the
f-AMi: najit: pv v. is-nr.i,i.
smith wn jehv itAZAiin
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Bread and Chestnut
n no i sn n.se. r.:3n t..te. o.e
JACKIE COOGAN
IN K'llT NATIONAL ATTI1 ACTION
"MY BOY"
TUB Kiri'P A win
OMMKNCNli
This Thursday
rncT rnBii:.NT.TiON
Gleria Swanson
IV NEW PAUAMOLVT PICTl'IXB
"Her Husband's Trademark"
$ $ $ $ S S $ $ $ 9
PALACE
liTII A MMIKKT
l A U. TO 11-15 P. M
MAE MURRAY "A'ggS"
ARPAniA hlvtm-t n.i. itk
AIvLnllA 10 A M. Te 11:1.1 p. m.-
MAY McAVOY
VIKOTMA
f OIUT,IIIP"-
VICTORIA
M '.iirvt-:r at ni.vtk
ii a. .M T n IB p. si
te:im t M.J" ttllll.un DfumenJ
j igiiiui iw Ku.fin irr Thtbr
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"Alias Lady Finger'
REGENT ''n.tMli llvl.KV In
GLOBE
JLMPi:il 4 VAHkKT
le 11 I'OVTINUOL'S
A l)EMI.I,i:
Charlette Perry & Company j
CHICAGO
OPERA
MMlt liMinr.N. r.rnrrni Dlr-rler
METROI'Ol.tTAX OPKKA IIOtSK
lira ill i. ml Pepl'r Mrerlt
Evening, 8slS. Mat. nee, 2:15
rilMCHr Al.tHIE," tuirrirn. M irtln,
UMniil.U. Dnfr'nnr. CiinJ.. Pelirrn.
V.Kll "IK .IllM.I.r.l It UK MITItK
I.Mi;." I,uriti-k. Il'ifninnr. Celrenlj,
t und.. I'dIm-ie. lliilltt In :i hii, "1
1i Itnlilimeii" P nle-llilkr lnti.
(.ntirlrl l.ruler, tuiuiinarr, cendilillnt.
TIM itx. "Illfire V.T .11 I.IK.rTIC."
,l.nen. Mnrnlerr. Iliifnnnr. Pirlrr
Hukr.iln-iV v ll.illit. 'enJ., Peturrn.
IRI. l,r.l,IRr Kl MKI.ISAMIK,"
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MAIMINV y R.illa. I.unni-l. Illmlnl'
M.iwrll. Piile.liii, 'uii.Oukralnaar
linllrl. 'mil., vluli In.
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ilrn. Atiirjlern, UaklUhnfT. fend..
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Af Mil M Ol Ml S(
M"nin' March 6 at 8:15
Only Appeerance Violin Recital
HEIFETZ
Tickets NOW ::ni7:
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ATM1RMY OP Ml MP
Saturday Aft., at 2:30, March IS
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