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f JUST GOSSIP AQOUT PEOPLE
ift' Mrecy JTynwe Attends the
mm t Beautiful
Costumes
at Academy and
WELI, here' it ush Wednesday !
The wnsen Is ever. The gaiety of
lat nlfht I nut awny, yratiped up in
rOttOtl WOOL HWI.nei te ne nriniRiii irai
n.ln until, the be'ln of Barter ring
forth. Putting aside nit religious scntl;
inenls. however, which I hope mejjt of
us have, Lent is nn awfully goon tnmg,
eren en a common Bcnse basis. Yeu
knew, the round of gayetr would keep
up for a couple of months mere, find
every one's digestion would be "ab "ab
ietlvely." entirely nnd "pogelutely',
ruined with rich feed, late hours nnd
.11 ttl Wit Of It.
But before you go into this Lenten'
retirement (lienently, I den t mean te be
area-tie. either;, I Knew you want te
hear about last night's ball. It was
plinnly gorgeous!
The decorations were, simply wonder-
Ail. I think there were thousands of
1 balloons all touching the ceiling and
great bunches of them nttached from
the boxes lower down in the room. The
front of each box had a' clown's fnCe
with, eyes mane et eicctric iigius, wwen
winked rind blinked facetiously at the
' dancers all through the evening. Then
! about the ballroom and standing around
tlie Clever Heom. tee, were lifc-shse
clowns of weed, dressed in fetching cos
tumes, and many a one did I sec pranc
ing gayly round in n dummy dance dur
ing the evening. The surprise of (he
ball was n serpentine dance which
utarted premptlr at twelve, and while
' the dancers trailed in and out through
the guests, shadowy lights and long
coils of colored papers were waved ever
them, giving n most wonderful effect.
Oh, nnd I forget te mention that the
Wi were much decorated with tinsel
nnd you cannot imagine hew gorgeous
this was wncn me nawiiiuiiin una kw
trie sunbursts were tttrncdVen it.
One of the very prettiest was worn
In Delphlne Ctemwell i it was a blnck
nnd -white satin Pierrette frock trimmed
'with white roses and rhinestone nnd
was meet becoming. Jlmmle Crom
well was a Spanish Troubadour. In
fact, Spain certainly had her innings
lait night in point of costume. I never
hava seen se many Carmeneitas, torea
dors. troubnUeurs, mule drivers, gypsy
bandits nnd dancers whose costumes
spoke of Madrid and Revilla nnd the
mountain country of Spain. It was
most delightfully picturesque!
Kitty Merris nnd Hugh I'arrtsn. for
instance, went as a epunixn eeupie irem
"The 'Four Horsemen." Jeanne de
tleusse was rnvlshing in n Hpnnlsh
costumefashiened of a white shawl cm
brpMercd in red, and she had n red silk
scarf most artistically draped ureund
ber head. .
Anether very striking Spanish get
up was that worn by Mrs. HolHter
Sturges. Over a skirt of nl'e green satin
was draped a Spanish shawl of nile
green crepe embroidered in pink roses,
and in her hair was a huge dark comb
and tome fetching rosebuds. I was de
lighted te see Colonel Henry D. Llnds
Icy, of New (Yerk, nt the ball. Yeu
knew, he is the pnst national com
mander of the American Legien, nnd
lie was looking very handsome in a
Colonial costume. He is staying with
th HturirpMw lii Chestnut Hill. An
ether of their guests was Mrs. Rita
Claphane, of Washington. Mr. Sturges
was get up ns a Scotch hlghlander.
Harriett? niddle, who gave a dinner
before the ball, were wonderful Chinese
clothes, consisting of grpen satin trous
ers and a long coat of old rose satin
embroidered in geld. She were n black
wig and her headdrcs was of red witin
and geld, with a tassel hanging ever ene
car.
ANOTHER a tu lining effect was
brought about by Mrs. Tem Dunn,
who wafi entirely in black. Her skirt
was short and fluffy nnd covered with
iequlns and the bodice nnd shoulder
.traps were entirely of the sparkling
little scales. Ou her head -he were a
trl-cerne lint miulc entirely of sequin..
It was great! A smart ballet dnncer
was Mrs. Henry Weeks, whose skirt
and bodice were "of black and orange
sequins and she were nn audacious
small hat en the slde of her bend.
Mrs. Harry Thayer was a ballet girl,
tee, in a hnndseme costume of turquoise
blue-spanglcd satin, with short, full
skirt trimmed with clusters of red
roses; with it bIic were u bandeau of
pearls and rhlncstenes. Mr. Thayer
wai a Spanish toreador. Mrs. Richard
Kdmund nnd Mrs. Hurry Umbsen, the
tfltter Mra Tlinvpr'ti ul.rer .lintli pflinr I
ever from New Yerk for the ball. Mrs.
uuiuM'ii were u pierre.te cusium. ei ,
wte mi tin nnu crystals, with white
fur trimming the skirt, and u white
tln tnm e'shnnter, with streamers
with balls of fur at the ends. Mrs.
Albert Frnnclnc looked most attractive
us u KimnMi girl in black and red.
The entire ballroom fleer nnd supper
rooms of the l.clIeMio-Stratferd were
;rlven ever te the ball, and supper wns i
sirved dewnstnlrn in the Palm and
Stratford rooms after midnight. . The j
decorations in the Russinn style were ,
meKl unusual and striking. Hcfere the
bull both the 'liellevue nnd the Ritz
looked like fancy-dress parties in
themselves; there wan bcnrccly n tabic
nltheut a guest in fnncy oestumo and
bemc very lurge dinners were given.
OF COURSE opera came in for Its
bare of excitement last night.
Vhat with Jcrltska In "La Tosea,"
t the Academy, and Mary Garden, in
the mueh-tnlkeil of "Saleme," at the
Metropolitan, there was very much
UeitiB in operatic circles. Reth houses
were sole! out and the audiences were
-together festive. '
A CERTAIN Sunday school class at
tlm lK-.!.,t(.rr!CCnt "tlngs discussed
nVsn Ject of, Lfn s?,d t,,e Rent'e
nn w.he conducts the class, "Soen we
wUI celebrate Ash Wednesday." "Gee."
H .nVn,aU ley' ."tnt,s when
,, L.w.l n.ke..)me sncrlflce-te give
,i -i . "",e ln,ng wn very much like
examination -V "a" ", nt"?" ler .8.cl1."
wheiih. Hi.- !?a ' " ".no Uttle
cIbrk an.i'n... ' UL .tlHS bn(,k e' the
Unas anu wns anuareni I. . n. i..
or Written?" nA Anv'Urnl
- 1ia
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. Dmi u ... !.,"ua
?' 2012 De Lnn...rg', "arr'Pn rishcr,
S&t?Sp
will pheitly
yn .meii-
DIArk . . .V lu".l M'HI OCltnv t.Ai..T
-i njeicr this week. " ",u"
Bllev7e.traVtf0'r1illn SKr at ihj
Si HC JrataA,,ar,r?; Mrna" Mrs. uft' att' I
as. iM"!" K- rt."r "Kft
j-iine smith xii wlft vi"' u"u Mrs.
r, nry i. Davis ' u Feu,ke a"l
.Anethir
tne k i.
r. M" K icaner linrVr !inddaugh.
J' n"l .Mrs T WMlilI,nrt,TT3aul'ter t
of Afim. ffi.j1.1.""11 Heward IIer:
Bal Masque and Sees Many
Inhere Opera Gjuet
tlie Metropolitan
m2 8?ruek5rn,Md Mr-an1
A1W- Xnffl S riMaM&S5
nnd Mr. Martin Heward Buehler "il
2.' . .rA Heibert Lewrv. a. titter
enW rCCCPt'n n " f
ef'wia'imtairi.Si. Dn,ri "oneglRio.
poneghue will 'glvra- heu.e "party at
SehenSMV?i.V ape.. SaTaHsaatSr
sasraS!
StSJtter.1'" B'Mn wied "'"
Mrs. Krederlclc J(t, of 1904 p'lne
Th52rdh2,!J,t h0?10 nermally1 en
p clock, will be ass cd In recelvlnn
HmniOTV.f,e?0On ty Mr Jehn 1?
Hamlll, Mrs. Henry iJ. Chapman and
MIbb Mary Paysaeux Lelper.
da?.?., SfaUan rricUe' Teulmln,
SSSl,T?rMf DI' a.nd Mr8- Ham- Toul Teul
mln, of Haverford, wl I entertain nt a
?n "E&nJtA n next
li JS?.0 ?ff MlM , Margaret Clawaen,
SSJthhS! MI" and Mrs' Jehn J" Claw
notusjed te Mr. Benjamin n Heffman.
iUirtfn? iMr,8; LU,am ttwenncr.
r 5.5?VJl1 K'ghteenlh street, left vcsl
terdBfr a fertnlght'i stay in Atlantic
Pn TKJ?,idaAi.a iD.endl"K a fertnlalit
WplcCltv. Their Uaujghur, Am
;;nvA,- ,V":,r;?,..M.T.- enryiii-in
'se, Jr., will Jein them en Friday
Atmi.? sS.c.fiSrend-, Thaengage-
i5.,.lB8-cwcU and Mr- CeJC has
te '
incut
beexwnjfteunced.
ilncnr2,n?u,iger J'anc. et the)
Ien, "will lave tomorrow tnr hi
wSQU
'VMr SSSSv1? sh0 will vteltllaneSua shower Thursda?" Evening l i
Mr. Henry S. Jcanea, who la , In honor of Miss Iteglna F6ery, whose
n ,., nfl.fc. . u r..itw e . mw
rape,
mer.
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i ' u B1""
,. . I
II I I.T 111 SdUlre nplfllnc nt rinvli
Wntgemery avenue. Bryn Mawr.
itertaln at a smull luncheon nt I
- "w-fcjfci u..u.u IVII1.11UY1, I. Utf .
a Dy u .neairc party. .
ThUHahnemann and Penn Statp
Olee Clubs will glve b. ccmcert and
dancelti the ballroom of the Bellevue
Stratfced at S:30 o'clock en Friday
CYw-Jlnft next.
I
kner, followed by n dance, will
p by the Men's Club of Media
Medie. CltlllllOllRA nn l.-rlfln.- ,vn.
nlng.l March 3.
I i
GERMANTOWN
Mra. Hrnest TI. RnMwIn nt linn r-..c.
hetoljeead, will leave today for New
YerkKlty. where she will visit her sis
ter, t. Phillips, until Friday.
and Mrs. W. V. Ailam. win .
tnml from Miami Beah. DHa . Vi nrf
of Kateh.
M knd Mrs. Lambert A Foulds. nt
iuipener.Ken street, and Mr.
N. J. Terkea. of New Vwit
ive tomorrow for Bermuda, where I
rcinum .we weeKS,
and Mrs. J. Hartley Chadwlck.
tnelm read, Pelham, are spending
Otl
eeveg
"iw . x-uim ucacn,
and Mr& Alfnrl .T rMew t,
31S
imham read, entertained the ;;400 '
" -arus en aaturaay evening
Among the guests were: Mr.
, -iacnier, sir. and Mrs. Myers,
Mrs. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs.
Heward Tlllev U miiln. n.
I ..l.l. I ifww.V Jwl .".".""" "'
-1 ..en. in .lerui w-areuna.
WEST PHILADELPHIA s
Gwendelyn F KlutUr e ecii
Ibir avenue, entertalneri in hn. .,
isln, Mlse Mildred N. C. Klstler.
it Chester Nermal Scheel and
TlV. PA.. On HAttiritaV AVJtnlnr-
The -TUestit wnrA! Vrian inn.
ell, Miss Helen E. Benle, Miss Flor Fler
llraker. Miss Lenen rllllna.ir ill...
nlLlebert. Miss ICdnn. t.i.hrt' mi..
!lah Rhea, Mlsa Marsaret Iverv. Mi
stlne Cooper, Miss Ada Black, Miss
..ion .uuycr, jar. a. uraig Kane, Jr.,
Clarence E. Masev. Mr. Arthur Tei.
Mr. Bertram Wilde, Mr. Ous Ab-
IJJJJ
air. arry .laKeDs, Mr. Itussell
Mr. Nerman Rudelph, Mr. William
Mr. Rebert Martin nnrl Mr p.n-.
fdf Nichols.
j
'
iHlllBSillEillB'JillM
Jeanes nd her daughter. Miss Elisabeth ' E!?". '" the ca.iy HU"mcr. Among the
JeawkM.lwIIl sail en Wednesday for lu.,?.1""8 "! ..?r- Belna Feery. Mrs.
t'i
lmefd
1 ri Themas J. Glenn and Mls3 Mary 1 1 Fourth Floe
(TUfteBa Glenn were anion the guests I
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WF fw(WA H
W' K-S C. ' W
i m :
1 1 I hc-s the I i U I '
I ' ll ( 1 pleasure of fift '
OS ANNOUNCING 4 JM '
1 VAC '1A rrre U IB I
, M "" nil!
) ' VXVlUlXNAJj fill
! . ' r:nrPTr!PT'TnxTC' Wl
t I 1 in a tleasina . M
"11 rendition of t Sfll
IN f 1 Coats, Capes Vff V
H and Wraps w ;
1 for SPRING j
19 2 2 -
I a It
Going Abroad
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Ji,
JFPw'IP9PB,
1T bBVV
k v i lar
l,r
W&ty 'y'AiJM
mT hi C ?- && 'a
miki-,jiimm
ma izM 'j&mxmmi
iniH. a . . '.jf- r.- y'r,.. frvfr " ymtev- z-a
m-f,i,: 'y7iT' ' i-vizr? &MMmrr&
1'imte by M&rceau
MISS E. KUSSELL TUCKER
Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry
THS.kew!'' of 1818 p,ne t. who
IVth J.S.. Pa-" "! cr brother.
Mr. Mllilam Ashton Tucker, will
sail for Kurupe in tlie lafe 'spring
dt. .,, ThUepstrlan Ball en Monday
nlcht, Mrs. Glenn wero a
' rharmcuse dress trimmed wll
I Miss Glenn a frock of ercl!
nanusente
Ith jet and
nrnlllil n9fj
combined w Ith silver cloth.
Mlsa Cathrlne O'Neill, of 430 North
riciin, ., ,.. '-.rT.My .""."
luiwrriiiKO 10 ir. Mian nv Knu wu tau
Mildred Wilsen, Mrs. Dorethy Nell. Mlsa
vrpn KA.rv mic u.M.k t n--. ti
CV."11 "'iiw-'j'ie. i,iss i-jsincr .evmarlc,
MlriH Mnhcl nnivnra tl.n rw......
f'nrln, Miss Theresa Cultcn, Miss olive
Wilsen, MJsh Kae Newmark, Mlas Mil-
PALMER'S
SILKS
Priced Lewer Than We Had
Hoped Fer
x 40-in. Canten Crepe, $2.95
Made te sell for $4
PUnE dvij. VKnv HILKY. The best value ever offered. The very
most wanted silk of the season. While the let lasts. Can't premise te
continue thla price. Geed color range, Including white ; also black
40-ln. SPIRAL cnEPE. SILK AND WOOL, Ilka a Canten crepe but heavier
xvnlirht Annue' i in ...air, th Amm.
weight enough te mal.e the drei.s
wen. aii colors. .
86-ln. KREPE.T.N1T. OBATTE KNIT and ether Rtmllar weave.. All new till .
yeer. Made from fiber a Ilk; much like the trleelette, but with a croev
fnce. Spert shades and street shades. Very popular for ruTmne
dresses, capes and separate skirts q Q g una e lrg
40-ln. BABONKTTE SATINS,
made. Washable
3S-ln. COI.OBED PONOEE8, IMPORTED. Kese, porcelain blue
irray, canna, Jade, brown and natural color. Special
43-ln. SERGE, DABK BLUE; all-wool,
value ever offered
1318 Chestnut Street
OPPOSITE WANAMAKER'S
-Take EUvater E.tabti.h.d 1904
It it. in thoae luxurious garmbnls that
the soul of a ercat artist, ever secUintr
. . . groping in the durkneas of garish
commenpluco, uchleves the PARTHENON
of DRESS! Beauty, grace and symmetry
unparalleled!
MAISON DEMAY
1526 WALNUT STREET t
. I. . !'
ar " .. '
dred Nell. Miss Clara banennewen Mlta
AsncH hiii. Miss Kathrine nenninger,
Mss Irene Kchwab, Mlia Edith Ilelchart,
Miss Mildred Costeile. Mr. Harry Gress,
Mr. WllllHm Feery, Mr,' Jeseph Ilebb,
Mr atnnk-y Neel, Mr. Prsd Feery, Mr,
Jehn Anthenv. M .Tnn1i Aahlfft'. "Mr.
James Brown,' Mr. Qaerge Wilsen. Mr. j,
Frank Dpunlnini1 Mr. .tnriih Iferrv.
,..V, W..W ... WW-....- v.
2.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Minerva Jehnsen, of 176- Keuth
Twelfth street, entertained recently at
luncheon In honor of Miss Ella Mae
Jehnsen, of Pennsrreve. Is. J. The
guests Included! Mlsa Eleaner Urban,
Mies Gertrude Raech, Miss Ida naech,
Miss Oraca Hlgglns, Miss Mary Urban,
Mr. Jehn Layten, Mr, Themas Carsen,
Mr. Frank HumeM and Mr. Edward
Cahlll, ,
Mrs. I'Mward Dunn, of CC39 Adrtleen
stct, has announced the enfragenient of
her daughter. Miss Helen w. QuUlcy,
te Mr. Charles W. Lenaid, of mil
Seuth Twenty-third street.
Mr. and iMra. Jehn Carrell. t .227
Seuth Fifteenth street, entertained at
dinner last evening In honor et Mr. and
niiu. xigeer. uena. Mrs.uenu win ire
remembered as MIse Florcnce Carrell.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
. .Mrs. Newton Firth Hill, aailetrd, by
Mrs. Charles Mets end Mrs D. C.
Hanna, wilt give a card party at Imr
home at 1523 llrle avenue en Tliur
iiome at lb., i.rie avenue en xnurs -
Iarfli B. for tne no
of the Hathaway Shakespeare Club.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Haynea, of Legan,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lily May Hay nee, te
Mr. Itlchard II. Stuber, of North Iaw Iaw
rence atrcet.
Mrs. Mever
Mever Cehen,
ninth HtrfiH.
of 2712 North
Twenty-ninth stree
entertained the
incmbers of her card club at her home
yesterday afternoon. The members are
Mrs, a, licnden, Mrs. B. ureHsnunuier,
Mrs. R. Letka, Mrs. D. Snlus, Mrs. A.
Bleem. Mrs. T. Talmadge. Mrs. D. Bon Ben Bon
den and Mrs. Al Silverman.
Miss Helen F. Martin, of North
Eighteenth street, has left for a trip of
bcveral weeks te St. Augustine, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. SIdney II. Wcller and
thelr daughter. Mlsa Harrlctta J. Wcller,
of 1C24 Diamond street, ure spending
some tlme at Atlantic City.
ALONG THE READING
The regular monthly buslness meeting
of I the Oak Lane Itevlaw Club will be
held this afternoon In the library. The
rtlrentnrn will meet at half nast 2 be-
fere the business -meeting at 3 o'clock.
Following the meetings there will be
an. address by Mm H. S. Prentiss
Nichols en 'The Bible as Literature."
Afterward there will be a tea and an
Informal reception.
The Olenslde Community Club met
last evening In the Scout Cabin. Fol
lowing the business of the evening Mr.
Geerge B. Kaiser, of the Ambler Scheel
of Horticulture, gave a talk en the habi
tat and genua of the wild flowers
peculiar te this section of the State,
I,... w " M " re, i.aa
haxig
$3.35 Bnd $3.95
All colors. The best fiber silk
$2.45
$1.45
standard make. The best
98c
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NORRI8TOWN
The annual charity ball wa given en
Monday evening at City Hall l.y the
Norrlstewn Ledge. N. .li.i Uoneo)Cnt
rnrolecUve rJr of Elku. There were
of the nrAngements for the event In-
iVIllnAfl XfH rMwMA- T W..UII l-wlw .
?!' '. IC Kncule, Mr, Mllteif II, Panel,
Mr. LleVll T U.n,ln Vrr ll.n.
Hal?, tie. L'dward Alt, 'Mr. Jeseph
Lawless and Mr. Jehn J. McFarland.
'Jlr. and Mrs. J, Whltten Olbsen, of
1437 Powell street, are receiving con-
?rawu?.yns..Hpen th8 blrtn of a "en,
J; Wh'en Olbsen, Jr., en February 24.
Mrs. Olbsen wa formerly Miss Nellie
Dear.
Majer William. A. March, of 1431 De
Kalb street, In In New Orleans attend
ing the annual convention of National
Ouardsmen, ,
Mrs. Irwin Knlpe, of SO Knst Cliest
nut atreet, hns Issued Invitations for a
rnrd party en Saturday afternoon,
JUlUwIl WW,
..Mr. nnd Mrs. James Langham, of
Marklcy street, who have b?cn In At
lantic. City for several weeks, have re
turned home.
Mlsa Helen Brewcr nnd Mri. Mabel
I'liiuips, ei mis borough, were guests nt
a hop at the Annapolis Naval Academy.
Yeakle-Shrenk Wedding
,.LT1,e. marriage of M'sa Catherine Cyril
Bhrenk. daughter of Mr. Thnmia Veii.m
1 shrenlt. of 6G0 CerrmV tree -.ra-ri.
of 42 East Frecdley street, Norrlstewn.
took place yesterday at St, Patrick's
Church. The Rev. Francla L. Carr
officiated at the ceremony. Tlie brlde'B
gown was of rvhlte imperial eatln
Mdine Hetel
Chestnut 9Jtrfiete
j Offers exceptional facit&3
Jbrpnvare entertaining.
Jtecepuans, Weddfrya,
Cards. Dinners. Dances.
Tailored Suits
Tpb Coats
fjce
bits
aat.
Tnrffl'""p,M,WM,''----------------ww-JSSSwi. -
$. i2- MtQtvbtvz
1621 Cte-tmit fttrttt
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Why Net a New Spring
Hat Today?
Fer $10.00 or $13.00 at Allen's you can have a clurmine collection
from which te cheese. The colors are delightful this Sprinjr, and
there are plenty of becoming dark Blues, Browns and Black.
...- "i-u-nnu-i. .meii quaii.y m
Annual Spring Sale of
Notions & Toilet Articles
Talcum Powders
DJfrklia Frcncli Talr
.Iel
Jehnsen ft John,en'a Baby
Talc .He
eren- xaie, an oaers lse
Aiurca French Tnte Sfle I
Klxauit's
Un Air Kmbuume
Tale
.S9e
,
TS--- DTJ
ace rewders
Derln Compact I'ece Powder.. S.'ic,
-nary uaratn compact i'own..3&e
11 wvir .cuivHuiiiv 1'nrfc Lema
past Faca renrder. . . ,1.33 ber
l.'Orifen Face Pewdar
Aierea I'ece Pewdar 9e
in Air Kmeaunie i.re com-
Teeth Paste
Pcpiedsnt Teeth Paste.,
l'ebcce Teeth Paste
I erhau's Teeth Pitste. . . .
Kalpliene Teeth Paste...
Koljues Teeth Paste...
..35c
..Sic,
. .3ftr
. .18c
. ,:eci
Teeth Brushes and
Nail Brushes
Prephylnrttc Teeth llrustiet.
Seft, miilluni or liarU brittle; I
uiuallv 45c. at SOc
Pure Bristle Natl Itrusheii, uu- i
all' S&e. at r rnch
Imported Teeth llruslirn, lxme
or traniiMrent liandlca, usu- i
ally St, at isc
Spool Cotten and
Dress Shields
tieerice Clark's O, V, T, Hpoel
Cotten, for liaml or machine
Hewing, black or white, all
miiabera S ti 100, usually
TTe dozen, at 38c dozen
Dure Dress Hhlrlds. HUporler
quality, regular untl opera
Gliapes, sizes ", 3 and !,
at UOc pair
I. M. C. Jlercertted Ilarnlnc
Ul
cotton, ulacK, wnite nnd
colors, 10c blze, nt . .
I). SI. ('. Crochet Cotten
.llir ball'
Wlllte
or ecru, buci 3 te leu,
"...vw .
rban
at
Absorbent Cotten lHair p"is and Pins
and Napkins
I
1 lb. roll of JeIiiiiiiii A .lolin .lelin .lolin
sen's Absorbent ( otten 10c
Ketex .NbU1ii, nnu dozen te u
packakTe. usually COu. at....43e
llest Urade Elastic l.lsle Hese
Hup porters, usually S5e,
at S3e pair
Notion Specials
Usst Uratle Shee Trees, A
pulrs '.'Si' U5c Ueren pairs
Mvkeleil Wire folding Ceat
Hangers for :3n
Nuperier (jiiiiiut enameled
Ceat Hangers, rubber tips;
white, pink, blue, orchid and
cQ"' a for J3e
Imported
Perfumery.
L'ely'., Heublcafa, Rlaa4', Recer
O"1 '. Fin
fc'iench Perlumta and Toilet Watera
ra ard
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swlaaa, rauy reaui
trimmed with pearls, tier veil of tuliej
naa a met iac cap neia witn sprays or
lilies of the valley, and she. carried n
shower bouquet of roses nnd Itliet
Orchid kitten's' car crepe nnd silver
grapes fashioned the frock worn by the
maid of honor, Mlsa Elisabeth L. Wil
liams. Her bouquet was of lavender
sweet pens and orchids. Mr. T.e Qulg
ly, of Philadelphia, was the best man.
A reception 'followed nt the henna of the
bride. After a wedding trip te New
Yerk Mr. and Mrs. Yeakte will live at
060 Corsen street, Norrlstewn.
THE
PENNSYLVANIA
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
On account of the illness of
DR. ROBERT HUEY
his lecture arranged te be given
at the
NEW CENTURY CLUB
ON
Thursday, March 2, 1922
Has Been Postponed
ACADKMY Or MUSIC
& Mwuxh6al8sl5
Osly Appearance Violia Recital
HEIFETZ
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LAST WEEK
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IIJ 4U f.VW
iiM'llONY OltCHESTIl.V
NEXT 3IOMIAY MKAT.H TOMORROW
GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS
wiu. ANN PENNINGTON
All NlKhts. Dt Seatn, JL'.r.e
PenulnrMatg Wd, t Hl . Ht Sm tl!
GARRICK Pep. Mat. Today
'Registers emintlc fuctesi. '-UWu IJ(;r
GEO. M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS
In the Wliolcnem Musical Hit
THE O'BRIEN GIRL
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BROAD POP.MAT. TODAY
DAVID BELA9CO
pritj
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ntrrrtlen
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CONTINVOl S 11 A M. TO U I' M
GREATEST SENSATION EVER
SCORED IN PHILADELPHIA BY
ANY MOTION PICTURE!
TIIU riRST MII.LION.DOI.LJVII
riCTL'RU
Foolish Wives
By and With Ven Stroheim
"The Man Yeu H'tVt Lei c te Hate"
Hundreds of people turned away I
Tremendeui Triumph!
'Martyrs' Celebration"
or Ti,sr,,il:;,,?:u.l
t(i una
Academy of Music
TIIL'RSDAY KVE.. MARCH 2
Oration by CenRresxniun O'Cenner
nf I ii Ul una
rei.nmn) ny Tin;
Uemant.c Irish Drama-Capt. Uuuh
.Jrl JUJ. M,' ''O'W'-Wrlcnn
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TONIGHT
BIG BUSINESS LECTURE
By ANNA MAUD HALLAM
SubjectMeney! Mere Meney!!
Much Meney!!! Which?
SCOTTISH RITE AUDITORIUM
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tili- t... .sjt .. . irii.'wjl
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MMKIATH AMI MARKI-f "s'ly
111.10. I:.0. 30. .1i3U, l!iW. i ?i
a rwni .:ti ! r'KAST ren the kv;.
Sardeu's Immortal Drama of Ml
Empress Who Sacrificed as Em
pire for a Moment of Leve.
The WerltTe Mightiest Spectacle
A Cast of 25,000. Produced at
Cost of $3,000,000
" BaaaaiaaaaBJaaB
Limited KhKfiBment. Commencing
NEXT WEEK ,'
riRST T1.WIJ AT POI'OIAIt PRtCES
FIRST PHII-ADKU'HIA HO WIND ' i
TURN
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TODAY LAST TlitES
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TOMORROW
FH'ST l'nKSKNTATIO.V t.
GLORIA
SWANSON
IN SEW 1'AItAMOUNT PICTCB8
"Her Husband's
Trade Mark"
$$$$$$$$ $ $
PALACE
12TII A MARICET
11 A M. TO 11.15". M.
MAE MURRAY
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GLOBE
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11 te 11 CONTINUOUS
Charlette Perry & CempmC
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