mm
J? ) "",jry"?f
memsmmbWPEeftti
in .,
VmW Wynne Talks of Mere Debutantes for Next
lsehPms;and Players te Held Fifty-seventh
t - f 1T' Wl. Cda,.. J fit
' i LlUu iiignt, x,fw jnvvnmg ana m. omerrow
v ' ' ' ' ..-.. AMllllll k. I. ..-! I -.-!
r'MEAB that MWt.ur uu w
I'T F' Aln home e6n. from a ienseh
l te tmm "" M-Vv-wiil be .one of
.- the Oilier ... . - - ',,.lnli. fli.iuah
'Sii!:eM
Iicve i.iii. tnlKtakcn. he beat
le W '. i,i.f n month. They went
ffSUf techer at 8prlnlle. and
i ' ... k.... hnntl ml HE III Jiinn ainui n
:ffi?lrr ind havlnB n general geed
IP" . A ltd I'll WIlKer fJUMIUU line
?'' i.vi'nff a ureat time en the ether
?.B? ttVme "attractive Sinell i.er-
.CwMW',SSia,ffli
?i vivacity and. n m.fflclcnt
ISiintef the "Old Nick" te keep cm
;nra,Hi; Vcve me, .'
?'"!.. i. dm dnimhttr of Mr. and Mr
i.X Geary, of Chestnut HIH. ana .a
JP "! ,.,,., fjenrv. Jr.. Who
Mm ni .inini :.. .T-"'" j i
.it..hii. w irpr. nnii ui ii'
mtttiea r-"''1"1". " "..1.1-..-1,.--
IE? Alfred Harrison und a cousin of
fh IIarrlen. who la te be Intro; uced
2tt w Wthera. fir. CtaritS Cua
Ml?""" i,.,, i.nrvllp Auatln. She
u Mr ltclmrd Autln' daufhter, you
RJi'and 1 he la one of the f "teat of
".'.,..1, inula, one una iuu tmj
' IWJ , itraW back ero one
VS Z.J1' heard she" la as unwlflah ea
P Lnrtwinn would lead one te Relieve.
5" awaya ready te de anything
i'r'.nvbedv. and, conaeeuentiy, wry
'V eveal er. She trill Ve Introduced
Ck father at a tea en October ,11.
ffinete. who died aemn years
i.m aa a alater of Mr. JaceD uiwmn,
1 WlJtnut I 111, se ahe la a ceurin of
,iSta?DlaVten. who came out two
. Tie. Mr. Auatln gave a card
ip'utj&cylle Saturday afternoon.
'.THE rlays and flayers ,
' X thrce Xht V the p iyroema at
SSSnth'nd Chestnut SfifU.. This
tffi mark the flfty-aeventh club night,
SS S. Playa te 'be given aennd geed
is
l mm
Tbe nrsi piy
"The Bebbery,
'J7 SSuSd by M" Fltewllliam
BSart U a Ptay of the .moment
We Kumm-r. and haa four char
;!(. r which will be portrayed by Mlaa
p' Sharer Mr. Joaeph Schelea,
Rck WhTt'ing Vnd Samuel McDow McDew
a! The aecend pW, by O. E Semmcr
b "Ah.Ba..Tlk.SI,,; and ahewa the
Jinanesc corner In the boudoir of a
fl?Ttek wclal leader. The characters
irt Prince Totterl. a lad of the world,
ibe trill be enacted by Everett W. Bell :
Kmice, a daughter of the aun, played
I daufhter of the moon, played by Miss
Florence Sheet, and the Dragen of
"TheTlr'd play Is "The Pine Tree,"
ind is played by Mrs. Cyril 8. garten,
Mrs. W. Cleveland Harlng, Herbert
Cawy, Carl Lewis Altmaler, Jeseph
Cralg Fex. 'J. Heward Itebcr and AM1
wn Harlng.
AS SMALL Herbert came home the
ether day a friend oftnether'B called
te him. and when he atepped at her
lite the gave him a bunch of puaay
willows and aeme panalea. "Hew
leTflv!" exclaimed grandma from the
perch. "Take them in te mother."
Herbert, however, had ether ideas.
(or be did net take them In and grandma
forget nbeut It till later, then ahe said
nmrtlilnc before daddy about the lovely
bouquet Herbert had bad. "Hew fine!"
Mid dad, "did you ' give them te
stether?" "Xe, I gave 'em te mv girl,"
spiled Mr. Rix-Yenrs-Old. "Oh, in
deed. This is something en me, son.
What's your girl's name?" "Martha,
ind she's sick." "Oh. ahe is. Hew
did you get them te her J" "I gave 'em
le hfr sister."
"Hew long haa Martha 'been your
rlrl?" "Oh; since last week; we're
mnrried." "Hew de you make that
out?" Inquired his new much-Interested
wrent. "Well, she told me at hchoel
the ether day she loved me, and I hald,
I loved her, se ahe aald we were mar
ried, and that's the end of it."
"But .Herbert," exclaimed his con
vulsed maternal narent. "If von nrr
, Harried, don't you knew you ought te
i me witn ner." "Uh, yea, I knew,"
Mid our here, "but I thought I'd stay
ith seu a while."
NANCY WYNNE.
ter with thlr nurpntn In PatlfnrnU m
jfttunMe their home thla week.
A wedding of Interest which will take
place In June will be that of Mlsa Eiea Eiea
ner'Harrls Begij daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Da,vld C; lieggs. of -147 relham
read. Oermantewn, and Mr. Charles n.
Prettyman. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles .fa. Pcettyman. of thin city
which will take place in the Seccmd
Preabyterlan Church of. Oermantewn,
and will be followed by a reception
Mlaa -Beacs, who la spending a few days
In New fork, will return, te her home
the tatter part of thla week.
, The newly elected officers of.tliePenn ef.tliePenn
aylvanla Society of Mew England
Women, appointed at a recent meetlnir
held at the Acorn Club and cenHrmeS
a. few dnya age. are! Mra C. Heward
Clark, Jr., prealdent; Mrs. Frederick W.
Rockwell, tlrst vice president; Mrs.
Frederick C. arry, second vlce presi
dent; Mrs. Clarksen Clothier, treasurer:
Mra. Frank Battles, recording; secre
tary, and Mra. Charles W. Nedln, cor
responding aeeretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dearden, of
Klllalr, Merlen, have returned home
from a several 'weeks' trip te Flerida
and Cuba.
OERMANTOWN
Mrs. Heward H. Stelley, of West
Washington lane, and McCallum street,
will entertain, themembers of her card
club at her home thla afternoon.
, , Mrs. Charles B. Pearson, of Wlssa.
hlckcn. avenue and Hertter xtreet, is
spending; some ..time at St. Augustine,
Mlsa Florence n'eade, of Brlnghurst
street, will leave shortly for Bermuda,
where ahe will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Bpencer Butterworth, of Brook
lyn, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Dim
mlck Baldy. of Qewen avenue. Mmmt
Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mitchell nn,t
their daughter, Mlaa Anna E. Mitchell,
of Walnut lane, are Bpendlng a short
lime at auuoue vity.
Miss Clara, Itublnstene. daiishtrr nt
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rublnstone, of E&st
Tulpehecken Street, entertained a num
ber of guests at her home last evening
In honor of Mlaa Edna Qeraen, of New
Yerk. Among these present were Mlaa
Belma Brown, Mlaa Edith nethman,
Miss Evelyn Sommers, Miss Bertha
Mark, Mia Margaret Stelnfeld, Mr.
Alfred Ixwkwerth, Mr. Harry Kline.
Mr. Carl Pearl, Mr. Raymond dolman
and Mr. Richard Hathberg.
Mra. H. B. Lenir. of Harrisburir. Pn.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
R. Bradley, of Vernen read, for several
weeks, haa returned te her home.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh Oderard. of Chi..
cage-, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry
L. Jacksen, of 423 Seuth Forty-third
street.
Mlsa Margaret Leltheld. Miss ftrace
PatU and Mr. William Ivery were among
the guests entertained by Miss Gwen Gwen
eolyn F. Klstler, 0634 Whitby avenue,
en Saturday last.
The weddlnir of Miss Marian A. P.
Wilsen, daugbtr of Mrs. Arthur Wilsen,
and Mr. Samuel Ellwood Hewes, son of
Mrs. T. W. Hewes, will take place en
April 29, at nflbn, In St. Andrew's Epis
copal Church. A small reception will
fellow the ceremony for the family and
It .i...ftfcj npmmwr.usi
ft
tt'-
Guest at Biti
W&rtA'
Wm 'BHBBBBV
?1.X' JPBaflHslP
ti ' i 7 vAMf
y
'V 5. P. I"1 :.,
JiVl&?St
WJff
p
MRS. HENRY' BERGMAN, JR.
Who was one of the meats at the
Phllepatrian ball recently
bridal party at the home of the brlde'a
parents.
Mr. and Mra. Rudelph S. Rauch are
receiving congratulations upon the birth
of a sen. en March 2. Mrs. Rauch was
Mlsa Maty French.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Knedel have
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying their home, 6917 Jeffer Jeffer
eon street. Mlsa Knedel was, before her
marriage, MIbs Helen Muller.
Mrs. Supplee Farquhar, of 563 Mont Mont
eose street, gave a luncheon In celebra
tion of her birthday en Thursday last.
The guests were Mrs. Ervan.Ewan, Mlas
Jane Bleck. Mra. Jehn Muckler, Mra.
Frank Labold, Mrs. Charles Starn, Mra.
Frank Cheeeeman, Mra. David Sheck
and Mrs. Leanlne Springer.
Mra. James Artman, of 45.38 Cheatnut
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Marlen Elizabeth Art
man, te Mr. Geerge Hughes Pratt, also
of thla city.
A Valentine party was given by the
Delta Psl Screrlty at the home of Its
resident, miss sniney a. nibner, 3885
jti
Dn
Pennsgreve street.
nrty guests.
fhere were about
Mr. Donald Matthews, of 230 Seuth
Thirty-ninth street, left ern Friday for
Johnstown, where he will remain for
several days.
Mr. Benjamin Kam-Gushner haa Is
aued Invitations for a birthday party
en Sunday evening. yMarch 12, at 8
o'clock. In honor of vhls grandmother,
Mrs. ESter Katz.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Pannenta Beneficial Association
ladles' auxiliary will give Its, annual
Purlm ball en Purlm night. Tuesday.
March 14, at Mercantile Hall, Bread
and Master streets. The proceeds wilt
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
i..T!lS rhlJadelPhla Dancing Class has
fiXi?. '"vltatlena for a dance at the
"lU'Carlten en Easter Mdhdav evenlne.
iiSSi . ;.at 9 o'clock. The patronesses
nclude Mrs. Russell Duane. Mrs. Wal
vL. arl?F Hopklnsen, Mrs. Charles
"arose Ke Uh Mra. Henry C. Mayer,
nS, r8i. "'.ehard Coxe McCall. Mrs.
,SNi.McElrer' Mrs- Richard B. New-j'..,.rs-
Clayt0n ,patt. Jr., Mrs.
ff"1" Starr, Jr., and Mrs. Charles WII1
i SS".. The committee In charge of the
& a,.Mr- - Hopklnsen fialrd, Mr.
u? FbKer Lea, Mr. layman I.lsle.
H T?tUne Pl0wman and Mr- Wlrt
Rnn,r;.an.d Mrs Arthur Sewall, of 1311
teniih6, ftret' wl" entertain at dinner
,tS!-til?..no?.0.r.ef Mrs- Voorhees Dray
nJ?.a ,Dr w"am Pepprr. whose eti
Wiement recently has been anneruneed.
AfPJ Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncett,
their wpr.uc.0. street' w"1 entertain In
Th.i, at the eperft tomorrow night
i.!r Kuasts will be Dr. and Mrs. Rob Reb
KnS".(J Mf,8- M- Schuyler Mills. Mrs.
lnhllcett V!"1. entertain at a luncheon
iL " Mllls en Thursday
Mr. i,K NerV,H daughters of Dr. and
ti.'n,iJ.u"'r.u rns. or r.oe North
of n.,h str''et' w.he w111 be debutantes
henSS '. seu?.0"' wl" be 'he guests of
at thm m dJM,nir fo,'ewed by a dance,
Sivin rilll?elPhla Country Club, tp be
Rlchini' D,r,en?dc, Mr8' William R.
In fteTu'tumn:0" 8PrUCe BUeet' early
:?:a Jlrs. J. Wllmer Blddle and
eran atanley Gorden, of th
thefprir., i . ,B,,y.1 w"mer umaie and
MhL KS?!'iereci.MI?s Mrrlet Blddle nnd
CTMtnutUTi.ii an1 Blnderten H
Dorethy IU' accompanied by
iav? h,aMMer8nni are hdlng a
"? In New Yerk at the'RIts-Cat
Hcuse,
Mlsa
few
Carlten.
Mp. fin.l r.. v. . -
their ,i,v ., V. ,r,K .t'erace v. Nixon and
nd liisitr8'IM1" Careline D. Nl'xen
iDtmi iii8 r h Nixon, who have been
. ." T1tlllC;L CLL. Amlta VWHII111H
CrVet'iulllt.return tc' their home. Red
the Vmi A ""Kreen avenue. Woodbury,
Marmrlvlurl ,et next month. Mlsa
'ilddlebury. Conn,
the SihiS- ; "?Lean Senbrease,
Oravers inr,ard,VSV Mtlns Iane "'
"'in isnenrt? chestnut Hill, who have
Carlten in nfe n fe ?ayB at the Rlta Rlta
te "heir horned ,Yrk' nave "td.
faulrreunfnl,ert. Q'endlnnlng. of the
k-rnVTe "herhee118"110 CUy'
low reaSiM" ,,ebert McLean, of WIN
t the iu,e, 1n,venue' Chestnut IUU, are
tW lay" CarUen' ln New Yerk- 'r
arlnIe'"pu,5rJrle Flell and Mlsa ICath
itatrtck FiSWS .f Mr' and Mrs.
M ambn th?'n?f. BJ.clten, Mass., will
' act Ih ,0. .0u-cf-tewn giieata who
t Miss CArnri,de"m1?.laH. nt th wedding
Mrs" 8 umueM1 5' Medlar. daughter of
retts S Tw,nty-flrst and Wal
4 Ifptler i .it ni d,wW,.bl,fo.llewed by a
BlBaCharge AceeunU InrlUal MUfffiaVlMaU Orders FilledH!
MawseneManY
jTl 1215 Chestnut Street f
UlixatraUd Fashion Feldtvr Sent en Request
Every remaining garment in our stock has been
further reduced in this Great Fur Clearance.
Costs have net been considered. We must clear
our stocks at once. We will net carry ever any
merchandise te next season.
The .value's are here. Yeu need only see them
te be convinced of the great advantages and
profit te you if you purchase new.
But come early as many lets are small and will
hardly last through the day.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW
FOR NEXT SEASON'S NEEDS
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in
Our Vaults Until Next. Fall, Payments te Be Con
tinued Monthly Through the Spring and Summer
All Coats are A length. Wraps are full length.
Formerly New
(4) Marmet Coats , . 80.00 39.50
(9) Russian Peny Coats 100.00 40.50
(8) Leepard Cat, Seal Trimmed 140.00 69.50
(9) French Seal Coats 150.00 74.50
(6) Peny, Opossum Trimmed 160.'00 79.50
(8) Natural Muskrat Coats 185.00 89.50
(7) French Seal, Skunk Trimmed.... 200.00 94,50
(6) Marmet, Raccoon Trimmed 200.00 97.50
(5) French Seal Wraps 245.00 115.00
(4) French Seal, Squirrel Trimmed.. 250.00 125.00-
(3) Moleskin Coats 330.00 165.00
(4) Moleskin Wraps 350.00 175.00
(5) Hudsen Seal, Heaver Trimmed... 490.00 245.00
(3) Hudsen Seal, Squirrel. Trimmed.. 490.00 245.00
(8) Hudsen Seal, Skutlk Trimmed. ... 490.00 245 00
(3) Dlack Caracul, Skunk Trimmed.'. 600.00 295.D0
(5) Natural Squirrel Coats 600.00 295.00
(4) Hudsen Seal Wraps 600.00 295,00
(2) Natural Squirrel Wraps 800.00 395 00
(1) Taupe Caracul Cape 890,00 445.00
(1) Broadtail Wrap 1200.00 595.00
(1) Ermine Wrap 1200.00 595.00
(1) Natural Mink Ceat 1500.00 745,00
(1) Natural Mink Wrap...; 1900.00 995.00
Extra Size Coats and Wraps Frem 46 te 54 Bust
6.50
Rmg. 16.00
Chokers of
Natural Squir
rel, Jap Mink
and Kelinsky.
14.50
Rtg. 30,00
Chokers of
Stene Marten,
Natural Mink.
Taupe and
Brown Fea.
29.50
K.jf. 60.00
Chekera of
Blended Sable,
Baum M.rt.a
and Steae
Mart a.
44.50
ns. 70.00
Pearl Gray
Fea, Dyed
Blue Fex and
Hudsen Bay
Sable Chokers,
This is but a partial list Our entire re
maining; stock is Included In this vnt.
,rurfieB Btal it Dvd Muttrmt. IM Seal a Ihrfd Oeneu.)
Hi
S,Slt,- ?! WrlerfcST'Tliere
wfll.be prises for the beet costume.
Mr. Jehn "p. Deyle, IIS North
Twenty-eighth street, anneuneea the
eiriBBTe 01 nis anurnier. aiibb muwy
as
et.Vthe Most, Precious Bleed, Twenty
eighth and Diamond streets. Monslgner
Joaeph it, J. Klrlln performed the ceremony-.
Mlaa Helen Burlrlav. nt NnvMitsanth
street . and BuaqUehanna avenue, will
leave lit n few Anvn fn. irin.Mk. She
will spend. several weeks at Palm Beach
and Miami.
Mra. Wallace French, nf North Nine-'
teenth street, will entertain the memn
bars of her card club at her home en
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurrv Wolnrleh. of 2316
Park avenue, sailed last week en the
steamship Homeric for Europe and the
Orient They will be gene until the
middle of April.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frledland. of 3004
Oxford street, have announced the en-
agerncnt c tneir aaugnter, miss t,mei
rledland. te Mr. Harry Neff. of this
city.
Mrs. Harrv Courtney, of Baltimore,
Md., is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Leuis P. Albright, of North
Sixteenth street
Mr nnA Mm ' Mnrrita $7. T)wolf. Of
2139 North Fifteenth street, are spend
ing a ahert time In New Yerk. I
Mm M. Hnmmnnd. of North Seven
teenth street will entertain the sewing
circle of which nhe Is a member at her
home en Tuesday afternoon.
mtv nnA Mm. Mnx T.. IvAhn. cf the
Hetel Majestic, have returned from
Flerida.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Wleder, of
!i North Park avenue, recently spent
a short time in Baltimore, Md.
n.M rtnvi,v HAihert. who has re
turned te her home en North Sixteenth
atreet from . visit te her sister-lh-law,
Mrs. H. D. pelbert. of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
has as her guest Miss Hertenso Oakly,
of Pittsburgh, Pa.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
. . ... ..... ..MmA ,lra.A n ni enmt of
her brother. Mr. Fsancls Devlne, of 2336
Seuth Twenuem sircei.
mr, . V fnllnhnn rt '2S2B Reuth
Fifteenth street, has returned home
after spending a few days It Atlantic
City. .
DELAWARE COUNTY. V
r- en., fnmtnr will entertain her
bridge club at'her home ln Cheater en
n.i...j.,, .funmen. M.rrh R. The
aueeta will be Mrs. Samuel Lyens, Mra.
Burten, Mrs. Albert Granger, Mrs. Frank
Rwnev. Miss Mary Herner and Miss
Annie De Launay.
Mrs. Herbert C. Hays and Mrs. Hareld
p. Ogden were the hostesses at tne
mlimI ,m triven vpfltprilnv afternoon at
the Country Club of Lansdowne.
m-m Qnmn.1 P,nphfr Tlvliind. of Rich
M...1 ITa whn una tllA ffllPNF Of nAF
sister) 'Miss Emily Haydock, of Ridley
Park, ler a ierinitiu, im luiuraeu iu
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn F.. Cramp, of Chea
ter, are entertaining;, Mrs. Edmund
uramp ana ner uauBiucr, sum ihn
Cramp, of Fairmont, W. Va., for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Legan, of Rese
eey,tave keen entertMaW IMm
Margaret Brakeley and Mlaa Margaret
Landen, of Bordentown, N. J., for a few
days.
,
NORRISTOWN (
Announcement has been made of the
marriage ,of Mlsa Alice B. O'Dennall,
daughter of Mrs. B. O'Donnell, of 2S0
Kast Chestnut street, and Mr. Paul C.
Munshewer, of Iloyersferd, en (-Tuesday,
February 23, In St Patrick's Church.
The Rev. Francis L. Carr officiated 'at
the ceremony. After a wedding 'trip
Mr. and Mra. Munshewer will lite at
Royeraferd.
Mlas Ella Wagner, of 231 East For Fer For
nance street daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank L. Wagner, of Quakertown, and
Mr. Geerge W. Watt, of 919 Weat Main
atreet, Norrlstewn, were married en Fri
day afternoon, March 3, at the Washing
ton Memerial Chapel, Valley Ferge, at
4 o'clock. The Rev. W. Herbert Burk.
rector of the chapel, officiated at the
ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Watt left en n wedding trip te San
DlegOi calif. Upen their return '"they
will llve at 019 West Main street Mr.
Watt Is the-presldent nnd owner of the
Geerge W, Watt Woelon Company, N6r N6r
rlatewn, Mrs" Nelsen Glendtng, of 801 West
Elm street, was hostess te -the members
of the N. O. Club at her home en
Wedhesday afternoon. Nine of the
members were present.
Mr. Charles W. Walnwrlght, of West
Airy street, has returned from a month's
trip te Flerida.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fielding, of 1231
Markley street ffave a dinner at their
home en Wednesday In celebration of the
fifteenth birthday anniversary of their
son, Mr. Mills Fielding, Cevers were
laid for twelve.
Miss Hannah Casscl, of Geerge street,
will spend this week ln Atlantic, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias L. March, of
1421 De Kalb atreet, have gene te St
Petersburg. Fla., where they will remain
for some time.
Rummage 8ale te Aid Hospital'
A large rummage sale will be con
ducted at 143 and 145 Seuth Bread
street, In the Ferrest sheatre Building,
en March 22, 23 and 24, In aid of St
Jeseph's Hospital. The .affair will be ln
charge of the LadleB' Auxiliary. Mra.
F. A. Nathan, president Is chairman,
assisted by Mra. Jehn F. X. Jenes, vlce
chairman. Luncheon will be served
dally.
or cars can be kW." Tke eWtrtr la
then required te "carefully leek ln
each direction for approaching cars or
trains,". and is net te proceed until it
is ascertained the crossing may be ac
complished in safety,
Hie order IS net te apply te common
carrier automobiles wlthla cities or bor
oughs as regards operation ercr electrjc
car tracks. . m
Netice is also given that ft failure
te observe the rule may be considered
os sufficient ground te revoke certificates
of public convenience or imposition of.
ether penalties, .
. AOADKHK OV MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
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Department of Maate Itare BXUat
br THOMAS WHITNEY 8UKKTTE
Babjeet CE8A FRANCK QUINTET
Played by 'RICH QUARTET, with
Profeaaer HORACE AI.WYNE at' the Plann
Tayler Hall, Mm., Mar. S, 8:30 P.M.
Rescrred Beats. $180. Unreaerred. f 1.00
ffiM&tiWmil
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AND 75 DAINTY CHAPMANOUt DIVINITIES I
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MVCLrni TWJKMATSi trMI,Wl
1 ROBERT a HELEN I
WARWICK S MENKEN!
DRIFTING
S A ROUSING. RIP-WARING MELODRAMA ES
LAST WEEK ,
Mat. Wed. ,". $1.50
LYRK
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ii tv AVtRV HOawOOee-CHMlTOMANMCM I
"STOP, LOOK, LISTEN"
Moter Vehicles Must Halt Seventy
five Feet Frem Railway Tracks
Ifarrisburff, March 0. (By A. P.)
Moter vehicles carrying pnssengers or
freight have been directed by the Public
UnMl AA Mlllll tfeYiitiLtint. ! .. dan tmm 1 J.
evititu uiiitaiinniui, ii, ii ciiciui uruer
te come te n full step before crossing
the tracks of any btcam railroad ex
electric ral'wey.
The order, which was Ksucd as the
result of investigation of numerous cel-1
llslens between trnlns or electric carsi
and meter vehicles by the Bureau of
Accidents says : ,
"Such steps te he made net mere
thnn seventy-five feet from the nearest
rail of the crossing and at points where
the clearest view of approaching trains.
aftwU fteTiemiti
In two hours we can deliver
flowers in any city.
CHARLES HENRY FOX
"Tht Bi'gn e th Jteae"
' "W.tmi. 0709 221 S. Bread StZ
II FRESH SHAD DAILY
RUMP STEAK. 16
LB.
Mitchell's Market. Inc. f
10 A 12 8. Delaware Art.
ADVANCED
MODELS FOR
SPRINQ
c t e a
tlens with angles,
dips and tilts and'
unexpected bits of
trlmnnSngs that
make them origin
nal and most be
coming.
CHDLDREN'S
MILLINERY
captivating little
hat for both dress
and practical wear
1703 ktfatvut St.
BEG. MONDAY, MAR. 13
HKATS THURSDAY
The Meaitra. I.ee A 3. .1. shnhert Offer
A Urllllant t'reaentntlen at
K THE
CHOCOLATE SOLDIER
Music by OSCAR STRACS
WITH
DONALD BRIAN
AXD A TRULY GREAT CAST
Wl 9
HtYN
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Cordially invites your inspection of the ,
Spring Opening
of
MODEL HATS
Paris and Allen Styles
FORREST TONIGHT 3
3rd Edition 2 Weeks Only
GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS
with ANN PENNINGTON
. All Nlchtfl, nKt 5tf.lt J2.50
Pep. Mata. Wed, and hat. Heat Batw $2
LAST 2 WEEKS
rap. .Mat. AVednrmdnr
AVERy
rWPWOOOT
MMOUS
COMfW
BROAD
DAVID
BELASCO
MSI NTS
Jk.
&&
CARRICK reri'LAB trice
j jk is. i - rw MATINEE WED
"Cehan a rain wins nlth U'Hrlen dlrl."
Kv'k I.tdcer
GEO. M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS
In the Vhoeem Muilcal lilt
THE O'BRIEN GIRL
(MARY'S niO Mt'SICU. SISTER)
i !
I It I II LT Ckeitnut at 19th
II L U I II t Direction
Fred.D.&M E.Felt
AT rt-oe. loe 3:nn ,-,.oe. t oe and h.oe
New in Its Second Week
'run FIRST ItKAI.
JtlLLION-DOLLAH l'ICTURE
rwzti
ipu
V.X AND WITH
VON STR0HEIM
rnOCI.AIMED
Tlin aUEATEST
PICTURE EVER
PRESENTED IN
PHir-ADELPHIA
7 ' V.
Jffr v
P. S. Min Dupent will ap
pear in person nil this week.
Week of March 6th te
March Uth, 1922, in
the Millinery Salens
m
PHILA. ICE PALACE M.r.
Skating Carnival
Monday Evg., March 13, at 8:00
THERESA WELD BLANCHARD
NATHANIEL NILES
BROR MEYER and
EMMA BERGFELDT
Clinmnliin I'ulr Skiileri of the World
Cum OITered for l'uiie ..k.itlnB
Competitions Open te All
TIcketH en aale at CenwtiT'N X SialUluc'H.
11 A. M. TO 1J r. M jfJT;
RUDOLPH
VALENTINO
DOROTHY I
DALTON ;
IN NEW PARAMOUNT riCTOlIB
Vddy iLetty'
ADIIEI MARVK 1IKRNE. rtOPRANO
HTANf.F.V ORCIIEHTRA. rROI.OClUK
StANTOW
HIXTKKNTII & MARKET
1130, 1:30. 3:30. 8:30. 7:30, 0:30
NOW
r-v A picture that
will Ar.r1 tha.
highway te yeia
hearts
f
Ur"U
r e
Jehn Oelden'a area!
American pl.ij
TURN TO
THE RIGHT
VJaBflLJB
It is a photedramu
only for these who
believe in niethcrn
and love and laugh
ter, and that a
man can come
back.
A screen vernien of the greatest
stage success by WlNCHELL
SMITH and JOHN E. HAZZARD.
It pictures a story whose
appeal has been testified te
by millions of theatre-goers
and Rex Injrram, whose pro
ductions, "The Four Horse
men of tha Apocalypse" and
"The Conquering Power,"
rank him as the leading
director of the silent drama,
has fully lived up te his repu
tation m this latest Metre
production.
D W.Y. 33c, .'.Oe
fVifvivnn, BOr. 7(lc
SATERnAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
'VEMXd PRICKS
Vl BROAD and CHESTNUT
11:30. 1:30, 3:30. C.30. 7 30. 0:80
A NEW PARAMOUNT I'lCTURB
Swan&n
ii 4j m
rum HUSBANDS
riRADEMARKJ
Dressed te leek
like a million dol
lars! Se' that the
world would think
her husband pros-
pereus.
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A I . I: J lFi
t. lis rk
kAf mTMmMjmillM
ir f-laaWW
SEE GLORIA IN FORTY
AMAZING GOWNS
PA1 ATF r-'TH 4 MARKET STS.
IlLiiVCi 10 A. St tn1i;ir, P. M.
, CECIL B. DE MILLE'S
BeWir "SATURDAY NIGHT"
ARTADIA CHESTNL'T Rel. 10TH
nnV.nvlA ie a si. t ii:ts p. ji.
Mlllliini C. I)e Mlllr'a Production
MISS LULU BETT
Willi I.OI WILSON. SIIt.TON SILLS.
THEODORE KOIIEKT
VICTORIA
WM. FARNUM
.MARKET AT NINTH
' A SI. te 11:16 P. M.
"A STACK
ROMANCE"
PADITfil bTH & SIAltKET
irirl 1 vli ie a st. te 1 1 is p. st.
Wallace Reid & Elsie Ferguien
in "Peter Ibbetson"
IxEiUCill 1 At ICE 1.AKK In
"(illl.IIKN (IIFT"
m nor ji-niper
ULiVUJU 11 te 11
ft S1ARKET
-CONTINUOUS
m i'r.vii.i.i
MABEL TALIAFERRO (Herself)
SENATOR MURPHY 0T;JJ?H
rt.vu.i
fx : i i
mat
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SEVEN BROWN GIRLS
"DAINTY MUHIC.lt. MIS.SES"
JUDSON COLE
"lNTERNATION.il, 11 V .MAKER-
JOHN JESS & CO.
IN "A KHIEMHA 1'El'IV
CORRELL & HELVY
"TWO CI.KVKR COMEDIANS
SEK THK MOTOKCVCCK
PABADB OF ARMORED
KNIGHT ATTACKING;
A MEDIAVAUCAOTL.C
LED BY A CONNECTICUT
YANKEE
I SCAMP & SCAMP
"EUN IN THE HARKACKS"
I TOJETTI & BENNETT
That I'leaalna- l'alr In Senrn und Dancing
Kalph Diilten'a Cenrert Urcbealrit
R(fae X Jullle en l'hll 'a tin, nt Organ
Prices Matinees, 10c, 15e enj '.0c. War
l,lv" ix Ixcludwl. r
Mahla, 2Qf. 30c, 40c. Kirnt Snturday
ltl.TI.MOCH NOON TO It I sr.
I.eat Hbew HUrla at 8 o'clock hlmrii
Academy of Music
This Evening at 8:15
VIOLIN RECITAL
HEIFETZ
Tickets at Academy and Heppe's
STKINW.W PIANO USED
WALNUTS
emmJHmJL m W Hi
1ST ECU
LAST POP. MAT.
WED.,50c te $1.06
Willi
ALMA TELL, McKAY MORRIS
NEVT 11I.EK M.A1H NOW
VMERH ! IWdKiri: OMMttKNNE
CHARLOTTE
GREENWOOD
IN HER I.ATIr MCMCAI COMEDY
"LETTY PEPPERM
1 1) kIiIiic. Din-'lne Urmiduur Chnrna
piltlll
B. F. KEITH'S
.mitiiife
i a
REi-ONn AVD J-'INAI, WEEK
BELLE BAKER I
IN A NEW SERIES OP SONOS B
HARRY WATSON, JrT 1
IV A Xi'HEAM fll' THAVEHTV g
Caniine Brei. & Marien Wilkini
A SI'WISH MEltll AV 11HVUE E
JIM 4 HKItl MOROAN. EI.NK i. I
I'.IL'I.SKN lllir MirreunilliiK ll K
JOHNNY' BURKE I
A MII.ITAHY UO.Vn, ' imAI'TfiD'
ACADEMY OF MUSIC '
ONE NIGHT ONLY, MAR. 13
FAREWELL APPEARANCE
MME. ANNA A;
PAVLOWA
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT AT 8:30
1'IIIUlDEI.PIII.l WEI.COMKS
LIEUT. COM. JOHN PHILIP
SOUSA
and Hi Wonderful Band of 100
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a ni.-in MKfPK'n. mnrh.ii .
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I ACADEMY OF MUfllO
Saturday Aft., at 2:30, March IS
ce.NCEnr of music iron viemn i
KREISLER
.Tlckata new at Heppa'a and nex Oftlr.
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