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Nancy Wynne Tells of Very
Palm Beach Luitchcens
Honed She Sees Seme
W1AT de yetrtblnlt your sensations
would be 1( you invited some people
te luncheon nnd they arrived, drvtgeri
in bathing sulte? Hut Jeu would net
be a bit surnrlticil It you were In Palm
Beach, for .that seems te be the preper
way te attend n luncheon down there.
Yeu se. jeu go In and cat mid tit
around and smeke for an hour or mei-u
' afterward and then down te the beach
and Inte the water.
The Gurnee Munipi gave a ,large
' buffet luncheeu In Palm Beach en
Tuedy nnd a number of their gueeta
attended In bathing suits, I learned
from a letter received today. Yeu
knew the MuniiH' villa Is very near
the we, and It was convenient for these
who were bathing later In the day te
se all ready for tliclr plunge. The
luncheon was a very p'.euftaut nffnir.
,i The Hcek Wetherills, from 'this city,
were among the ffuestH nnd the Oeorge
Vldeners and llcnrn Celeman Dray Dray
tens. Gertie Coheway Is down at Palm
Beach, loe. j'eu knew. Her mother,
Mrs. Barklle Henry, and her step
father, Mr. Henry, go down neurly every
winter. Mr. Henry ban n yacht and
cruises about In Southern waters.
'However, the season lq Flerida will
toen be ever ; April, as you knew from
Income tax dny jefcterday, is nearly
here. Just two weeks mere in fact
and the creenses ,and daffies ere al
ready sticking their. ImiUlsItlve little
upreuts through the earth. If It would
enly clear and stay clear we would
be pretty well intlsfled, would we net?
HAVE you seen the Munnlug black
bat that Ujtendale Cancr is wear
ing? It is trimmed with one of thene
black and dark blue willow plume and
the long end of the plume falls off the
idc toward the back of the wide brim.
I saw her en Tuesday nt the lat Actors'
Afternoon of the Charlette Cushman
Club. Uytendale'a mother-In -law, Sirs.
Harrison Caner, la en the Uushman
Club beard.
Kathleen Heward, the grand opera
singer, vas there and were a lint which
reuld huve been queer en any one else,
but just suited her te perfection. It
was small, of black velvet trimmed with
dull geld brocade and the freut pointed
little te reemblc n tort of Ugjptlau
headdress. Three rowe of jet bead
verc fastened under her chin, and
from the right side" of the lint fell n
long thin loop of brocade and n long
loop of pearls. Her gown wa of Mark
vclwt nnd the ccrtalttly was faclnnt
Idjc in her description of hew uu opera
is put en.
D
ID you knew that Gwendelen Mc-
Intlre, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry 13. Mclntire, of Ardmore,
l net coming out next winter as be
ninny peplc thought? Sim still has
two mere years of school, that is. ln
iliidlni? this year. She poes ti Mis
Irwin's and won't mnkc her debut until
the year after she prrndimtps. There
certainly will be nnethcr bis crowd
that winter won't there V Krmiia Ner-
rls, llahn Mather, Ethel Hecksehcr, J
Margaretta Stevens, jtans reweii,
Helen's younger sister and all their
frlcuds.
THi: teres nre full of the small jelly
egg these days. And, as usual, the
small girls nnd boys leek with longing
eyes nt tlicin as they pas the win
dows, nnd when they come In te a
sliep with mother they gcnernlly man
see te pass that counter or say some
thing which will call her attention te
the faet that "jelly eggs" arc here
assln. Yesterday, as I waited for a
raeknee, suiall Klennnr who lind cemu
in with Mether sidled up te the ooun eoun oeun
tir where the jelly eggs were and said
t the salesperson : "Hew much Is
the cgs.'r" (Eleaner is sh, se she'
jifit particular nbeut "Is" or "nrc")
"They nre n penny a plere. dear,"
replied the smiling girl. "Hut." said
Eleaner. "I don't want a piece, 1
wnt a whole egg."
KANCT WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mls Marguerite .?. Meyle, daughter of
Mr. and Mis Samuel J. IJrale, of Kes-
vielt Ueus", Kyclnl, will give n f,heer
fn.l tea imnernw- afternoon r.t the
lllmn nf im. ,.,.n.1..,h...- -M, Tl.n 1- '
Jionie of lir urpnilmether. Mis. Jehn iZ
.Kfenls, il.lOO De Lanrcy place. In honor
of Mls Henrietta McVeigh Ki Itz. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph I. V'rlti, of
Pslham Court, Clermantewn, wlm'te eu eu
pagement te Mr. Frederick Carrell
Jli easier recently was announced.
Among the guests will be Mls Uvelyn
Jl Drayten. Miss Ottille Meirls. Miss
J'llscllla Merris, Mies Florence Paul i
Kane. Mlis Uorethea M. Kalrd, Miss '
3:tlrali-tli Iluey. Miss Kathryn F. Pence ,
and Miss Hllzabcth Dorten. Mtrs Hevle, I
who will be one of net season's debu-'
isntes. will be ferinally InticUuccil by ,
lier jiaienls nt a tea en Thursdav, No
vember 16. Miss nlc nlfce will be I lie
PUest of honor nt ., ilniipn uhlh her
'cl and aunt, Mr. nnd Mis Walter
-si JcrrerdB, v. Ill give in Decetnber. i
Mr. ,md Mrs Mngruder Dent, of Ard
maie, will entertain ut auction bridge,
it thtii home en Saturdai evening next, I
te be followed bv a. buffet supper. The
Ciwis w 111 Include the members of tliclr
iftrd club.
Mm. Alfred Paul Mcrri". of Villa Villa
tjeia. etitertalned at a small dinner and
'lince last nlprht In hemer of Mls i
Jthea .. llalrd. dnuchtcr of Mr. and
Mrt Themas H nalrd. Jr., of Vllla Vllla
nea There were twenty cuchts.
.Mr. and .Mr.. i:rM(lnc M. Srilih. of
tse Old (Jrcharil, Aidmere. will tntertaln
at dinner tomorrow evening before the
liuuce at the Merlen Gelf Club.
, Mrs. Jehn n. Large, of DS Wc Wil
l"w til ova avenue, Chestnut Hill, and
Mrs. Frederick Kaick, ulf.e of i'hetnut
Hill, arrived in this ceuntiy en Mendaj
'rein a trip te Panama.
, Mr, and Mrs. .1, Wllmer Middle, who
lave been spending the winter at the
i.its-Carlten. opened Illndertnn Ilonie,
tliclr eeuutry place at Oicatnut Hill,
ieJterttay. Mis Wdrtle tuturned en
iuesday from Haltlinere, where the
cleta her tuwn lieusu In that city.
Miss Naney F. Ceiie, dauirhte- of Mra.
. liter Cepe, JOO Hist Jolui'eii Mrett.
crinauttwn, who Inii been u ndlr.it a
reiinlsrlit In tfyiiicuw, N. Y will jo je
iUiii home toiueiiow,
Mr. and Mrs, I'.dw.ud 'i'. Comfert,
'"( Uenguu HIllJ. Stntcu Uland, N. V
"N the ijuestx of Mn Fumfit s sister,
inr,"- Walter W, Hancock, at lier lienu,
" es: rnce :trcci, uuiinaiitewn.
Mrs Charles Stewart Wurts, of 920
J-nruce Hrut, who lu speudlna a tiliert
imiu in Toiento, c.iw , as the truest of
fin. (Jrulinm Thompson, will tetuiu te
"fi home uu Frldnj, March 21.
'.,Mr, Kucene Carter II. Simenlu. of
,'i- hprlrKileld avenue, f'htHtnut Hill,
'' lift tur a visit te Iltisbuih. I'u ,
where tilm Is the t;uest of In r biethvr-Vv-m
' a,l(1 nlster, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
nnitney Howe, tfhe expects te rtiualu
r a week,
Atlas Illeuner Pun lance, daughter of
;". Peretrlue Wllnitr. who la a stu
, '11 at Miss Peller's Scheel, Funning
i"ni Cunn,, arrived home lesterday te
Heud the spiing liellduyu.
.President M. Curey Themas, of Urin
fiawr Cellucu, esslstetl by Mrs. I'lmilu I'lmilu
J'lieads and Mrr. Helaiul Men In. will
" Jho he'itesa at Ua this afttruoen
fl the Usllaiuc-Stratferd, following tla
J'etura which Ills Hxoelleney, Mr. AI
lUd re, the Chinese Mlnliter, will sn
iinaer tlm auspices of the Urin Mawr
' umnae Kchelaralilp Committee, et
J hlch Mra. William Uey Hmlth la chair-
Wtji .." Heward
Butcher, of Ilanfalr
vWd, Winter reads. .'
&A"" spending sever
al of her slsur,
jimere, wne nae
era) weeks M the
wsiKm
aaKsasa
Informal Costumes Wern at
A Few Sub-Debs Men-
Smart and Unusual Hats
Handy, of Iteulah Furri'iH, Weal Hart Hart
eord, Vt, returned te her home last
week. Mrt. Butcher, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Mary I Butcher, spent
the week-end with her daughter. Mlwi
Margaret B. Butcher, who Is a ntudant
nt.Vassar Cellcce.
Mr.', anil Mrs. Paul A. Vannetnan,
J.r" .ar. "ecelvlnir ronjjrntulatleii en
the birth of ft daughter lftt Saturday.
Mrs. Vannemnn will be rtmembered as
Miss Sarah Hansen.
Miss nvelyii 'Prlen. daughter of Mr. ,
ana am. uu jvirn rrice, or 1709 !
nut street, who Is a student at Smith
College. Northampton, will return te
lwr home en, Wednesday, March 22, te
spend, the spring vacation with her
parent!.
.'. I.BUIVHUU , uiin or isi i
Pine street, will leave the earlv part
of Mny for her country place. Farley.
BrldRwater.' Pn where sh expects,
te remain until the latter part of No Ne
vember. , Mr. Francis Tayler Chambers nnd his
dauehtere, Miss Katharine H. Chambers
and Miss Chrletlne V. Chambers, of
eeu 1'iue nircei, win occupy their
country place at Penllyn the enrly part'
of May, where they expect te remain
until the autumn.
Mr. and MraC. A. Heekscher Weth.
frill, of 1880 Xtittenheuse square, who
hava been spending several weeks with
Mr. ana irs. iTdwara F. llnttrm in
Palm Beach, returned horns last week.
The Mystic "18" Fraternltv will glvel
a banquet In the CJray Roem of the '
Arcadia Cafe en April 7. This I the
first banquet ever given by this fra
, -nilty nnd l will probably be an an
nual affair. The program for the eve
nine lias net. been completed. There I
will be speaker, n nevelty entertain-'
ment and musical elections bv niein-
bers of the fraternity. The committee
In chuxge Includes Mr. Oeerge I
Pcheenbera-, chairman : Mr. LeRey A.
Slngley. Mr. Harry F. Hauck and Mr.
Paul Mergard,
Mrs. Charles Knlttel. who has been
spendlnr a month nt Palm Besxh and
Miami, Fla., has returned te her home,
R2 07 Atlantic avenue, Ventner City.
N. J,
. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Pre van will
leave en Saturday next for a month's I
cruise 10 me weal liinici.
OERMANTOWN
Mrs. l-'rank Wllnen rave a hrltlge
luncheon yesterday. Tha cu.ns In
rluded Mrs. William II. Wlhen, MrH.
Edward Ilarrlh. Mri. N. Kelley, Mrs.
May nippey, allin CIihcc Ulppe, Mrs.
Gracsy, Mrs. Stuart JCIppry. Mrs. Mai-berrj-
and Mr?. AViiltcr Veder.
Mrfl. Unrvey Crc-sman, of Oak Lane.
will entertain ih menibern of Iter sew
ing clul en AVednerday, March 22.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The West Philadelphia IZIkIi Rrhecrl
Alumni Association will (five, a dance i
mkn r ii5neV t ,,!t,r1cl ai Weight- . Mr. nml Mr3. Kcllx Strtiusse. of North
2J?Hf. ' rllln "third and Spruce rjread street, hne announced the en
8tre6ta- IWagement of their daughter. MIsh Ulta
A luncheon ard card parly will be Strousae. te Mr. Harry Hubschmau, of
given en Saturday aiternoe-i at the i this city.
Normaudle Hetel. 'Uilrtv-sl.xth and ,. , ,, ,- r, ,, -.
Chestnut streets liv tlm Wemini fi h Mp- nnfl Mra Aaren S. Belber, of
of the Canadl.il Lc ety of thU rlty U623 North MlM'enth street, and 5tls-
under the auspices of tha president. 1 i'n, Ucll,fr Jmvi.. '"".JrfJiiJn8
William A. Capen, who will be assisted ' for a.dfnce te be elvcn at the I'Jrcnn
by the following cc-iimlttee: Mrs. U t8 Club en Friday evcnlnc, Match 2.
Adna Brown, Mrs. Arthur IJrewn. Mrs!
V. Ashley Fnurhl. Jfrq. M. V.
C.ullck,
Mra. William McKale and Mrs.
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a. -uarun. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Kendlg, of the i
ISSU XZL rleX I
i I card party at ner nome en nuay eve-
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA !&
I Mrs. Walter Banians, of 2352 Seuth ' Mrs. William Bnnk-j. of North Nine
i Twentieth street, will entertain t ft I tcnth rtreet. Is spending a tav weelta
luncheon nnd bridge party this after-
neon. The guets will Include Mrs. r. C. I
Hiiute, Airs. Jehn uucli, Mrs. William i
Tomllnsen, Mra Charles n. Shlslcr, Mrs.
Fred Bobbins, Mib. Ncff Lalng, Mrs.
13. Brlcher, Mrc. M. Edmonds, Mrs. Jehn
Uroughten. Mrs. 11. Broekdeld, Mrs.
Jeseph Harrlman, Mrs. (.Seerge Carr,
Mrs, M. Nelsen, Mrs. William Cower.
Mm J. O'Heat. Mrs 1). Webb. Mrs. C.
Hermann and Mrs. Clulghten Tuiner.
Miss Jane- 13. Harreld. of 2844 Seuth '
fifteenth street, la suendlnc u few tins 3
In Newark, N. J. . i
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and Mr. Paul
at the Clreen
'n honor of
i. .iiauscn B"ve a tinnier
Hiu i arms Hetel recently in honor or
.-vi r. ami Jirs. James a. mm. or ueu-
ttt ' tli'pi Kdelph Navv"Vard'
iieneii at nil) i niinueimi u. fsai rnra.
w&ffitowMwitemi MUUrW
.msibtcu in receivim, tnc quests.
Sir. and Mi3. Adam I. Smith, of Frent
and McKean "trcef, are receiving con-1
.n,..n,ln..a ll.u.it ,t,n hlt. rxt n .I.Hnh.
iu '" P", ' w,mSAh "jlbe
' I Oil .MlirCll .'.. JITS, ismilll Will Be
laiuiuiiiiiii u.j,. uie uu lii vi .. n.ub" I
remembered as Miss Klla McCrcll.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
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avenue, en Monday evenlnc last. The
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MISS I'RISCIIXA M. CAHSTAIRS
Daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. James Contain, of Oetids lane, Havcrferd
Mist, Carstalra "III mahe Iter debut In a couple of years
Klrshbaum, Mlna Lllvnti i.epnsen, MKs
Mildred Kiel, MIjh Kleaner Leclcs Miss
Anna Neumann and Mltn Rwa llrten.
Miss Breen's cncajteinent te Mr. Fred
Levy, of Flerida,, who Ih new vlsltllifc In '
this city, hau been announced.
Mr. nnd Mra Frank 1. Wright, of
Vnrth Rlirhteenth Htrct. hare returned
from the West, where they spent several
months traveling thieiigh California.
xri.e Allierf Tteviield. of
North
Rnv, nieenth Ftrcct. has returned from
nln..l.....k T, ...1,A,. ulin .aa ,1,A
st of- her teusln, .Miaa Hilda Ken-
uedy.
n, MH3nHertetjeectSa,,r. Heveeenth
I' LINUUrKI . ,., l.fll., n't' ,, v..
at Atlantic uiiy. enn is actum ninieu
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. 1 redcrlcl; K.
uanns.
DELAWARE COUNTY I
Mr, and Mrs: William PreW?l. Jr..
and fr. and Mrs. II. H. Ilcu-iten, or
Chester, who ure en a Medlterr.iiieiin
cruise, nre new in constantirieiiie,
i where they will rpend ft few days
Mrs. Elwentl Tyson entertained the
meinbern of the beard of the Delaware
County Chanter of the Daughters of the
strnthaven inn. swnrtnmere. en .mom
strnthnven Inn. Swnrthmere. en Mem-
tlny - Tlle chttpter wlu nleet at the home
Q.'ltH lltteilan. Mrs. Edwin r. til.iuser.
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n - im hNteilah Mrs Udv
,0I1 prevldenre read. Chester, en Monday (
Crnoen. March 20. '
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Media, will enlcrtaln Mi. Jenrss-Mlllpr.
jef New yerU ftt tK,p home ,u jUdla
'for a few days next week.
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FRANKFORD
Mrs. n. M. Meirls. nf Wllmnr ,l. '
re Mreet.
will entertain the members of her card
ulub at her home en Frldav afternoon.
I f.. Ytrltl.nuM j: nna
Mr Wllbraham. of 1228 Wakelne '
' has ret'urne.i from Atlantl
tlLll! ( llV. I
where .te ip-nt few weks at the
Marlboreugh-Blenhclm.
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Mr. Charles II. Butten, of 4710 I
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WOMEN'S DEPT. : SECOND FLOOR
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SUB-DEB
Photo by J. Mitchell Elliet.
ier street, ! yp'ndlng a short time nt
I'luehurgt, N. C. He is accompanied
by Mr. J. A. Hdgar, of 4935 Saul
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Kaplan of
SclleM street, have returned from their
wedding trip. Mrs. Kaplan wrji for
merly Mies Margaret P. Summers,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sum
mers; of Bridge street.
Miss Helen Ti. Fllngel, of Lelper and
Kellers streets, will shortly leave for
Washington. D. C. where she will
spend a few wetlta visiting friends.
BRIDESBURQ
Mt a. H. M. Smith, of Pratt street. will
entertain the card elub of which she is
a member at her home en Friday after-
neon.
I Mr L'dward Madcr, of 56 IS Ash
street, Is entertaining ut her (meat for
' a few weeks her nlcee from Cleveland,
Ohie.
Miss Allce Franks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Franks, of La Fevre
street, will entertain a number of her
I friends nt her home en Saturday eve-
ntne In VinniT- nf fl TMah l.lln
....., ... ..... . ..JU iiciu, O.ITIU, Ul
New erlt,
Mr, and Mrs. James Laber, of 4241
Salmen street, will iaav siiertu- tnv
i Cnnada, where they will spend several
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risburg. I'a., uhere aha will Mslt her
hrether-ln law nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Butler.
NORRISTOWN
Mr. nnd Mra. Jehn t! Tl.-.il nt i,.
?-J1,??J?1lfli!I , ii??r,V,Tl?iUi, , ffS "cclvlnB ,
"fe"tuial1,ens l")0n th blrUl of a"se
en AIft,c" " i
The March meetinir of the Octave Cluli
was hld at Urn Trlnfty I.utheran Church
en Wednesduv nftrninnn n,h. .v..
' U;ntcu program waa presenlwi:" Mlsi
,:lUl j,eU3 wa the cnallman fop tl)e
iday. The stflelbts were: Mr. Harry A.
bykei, erganist: Mr. C. David Pike,
fPltOr! At PU lntHflHtl t1dn.l..M 111..
1 riens. Mr Cieome D. Mills. Jr.. Mrt
T iT ,"- .Htltlllft Jill,
',?"" "."i.-. ..f"0..""'0..-'"!' Chorus.
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1"c,'" """.
I Ma tt'Alt.a Tllt.1. - i.
tr"' V enVer'talneV'. "JLS"""."! I
Kunlltll t1llt tit ltttM ttAtua . v I
iTIicre were ten suwts' "'c "" u"aa'
' The Kev. nnd Mrs. Will H. Uouchten.
of Swede street, nnd Mra. A. K. Berg-
- 'nii"
ipp
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sircsser and her sort. Mastsr Harvey
Bergstresser, of Pert Indian, are ameiiK
the lecnlltcs who are tpendlng aeme
time In Atlantic City.
Mrs. C. Decry, of rhlladelphla. In
visiting her sister, Mrs, Kannle Loomis,
of 1106 West Main street.
Mri Arthur C. Smith, of tha Nerrls,
has returned from a visit, te Pitts
burgh, Pa. "
Cnttrtalnment for Veterans
A "pla and apple" party waa given by
a committee of Indies headed by Mrs,
A. J. Helllngs. of 36G0 Camae street, for
tha convalescent veteran of. the war at
tha ' Philadelphia Health Hospital, at
Twenty-fourth street and Grays terry
avenue, of which Mrs. cteergs U. Evana
in the. head, en Tuesday iieniten at
the Hed Cres recreation In ttia hos
pital ground. During the nfternen
Mrs. Hareld Mulligan, of Tenth street
and Oermantewn avenue, took hoiiie or
the veterans for rides In her car.
JUDGE LEWIS IS DINED
260 Membera of Har Olnal Ledge of
B'nal B'rlth at Banquet
Twe hundred nnd fifty members of
the Har Hinal Ix)dBe of IVnal lVrltb at
tended n dinner hint niifht in the Mn Mn
Jefctlc Hetel In honor of .fudge W llllam
Si. Lewis, newly appointed Munlclpjl
Court ..fudge. , . ,
'Judge Lewis, who wr the principal
speaker, nld there Is a better feeling
among the Jewish people today than
ever before. He wld he docs net want
te be known as a Jewish Judge, but as
an American Judge of the Jewish re
ligion. Judge Lewis came te this coun
try from Hussla and started life as a
newsboy.
Anether of the speakers was Henry
Smalleck, who has been a lifelong friend
of Judge Lewis. The new Judge was
preenled with a trnellug bag. Other
Kpenkers were Harry Petreskcy, Abra
ham Werner nnd Itabbl b'reedman, of
Uethel-KI Synasegue. Jeseph W. Salus
was teastmastcr. .
The ledge started a membership drive
nt the dinner, appointing committees
and pledging each member te get ut
least live new members.
Crystal Cleth Slippers
Highest quality
imported silver
or
geld cloth
;
Kxqulsitely dainty llttle slippers. Hand made In our own
fnoterv nnd embedylnir tht- Muhest irnd of wnrknian,i1i
and materials. Ground-fleer ahepu charge HO for like quality.
Yeu Alivai8 Save $2 te $1 Here
Hecause our low second-fleer rent, cash-and-carry selling
(pellcv, volume sales and ether economies make It pecslble.
Thrifty women shop here and saie.
.Iteijal I! Step
PAUttfaiti Cmttsf cemmt Shep
1206-8-10 Chestnut St. 2nd Fleer
TAKE ILBVATOR OH STAIRS
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street UU
New Paris Millinery
Tlie Choicest
Marguerite and Leonie
f Germaine
he Mennicr
. Suzettc
Many Levely Allen Creations shown for the lir&t time.
Save a Third te Half en
Fine Kid and Fabric Gloves
Elbow-length suede-finish Fabric Gloves, in white, mode,
Beaver, Brown and Pongee, usually $1.25, at 65c pair
2-Clasp imported Lambskin Gloves in shades of Brown,
s usually $1.50, at $1.00 a pair
2-Clasp Trefeussc everseam sewn French Kid Gloves,
in Black, White, Tan, Gray, Brown, Beaver and Navy,
usually $2.50, at $1.85 a pair
1 -Clasp Trefeussc French Kid Gloves, P. K. sewn;
Black, White, Ten, Gray and Brown, usually $3.00,
at $2.00 a pr.
1 -Clasp African Capeskin Gloves, in Mastic, Pearl, Beaver
and Brown, usually $3.00, at $2.25 a pair
Allen's Annual
Spring Silk Sale
40-inch Crepe de Chine, $1.25 a Yard
Surpns.ing!y koeiI quulity; the price lb remarkable and for
otie week only. 'M shude.3 in lliu assortment.
40-inch All-Silk Foulards, $2.00 a Yard
This beasen'tf l'.ateuis in larj;c or amall ile?isns.
36-inch Navy Dress Taffeta, $1.65 a Yard
True navy ahadt-i in superior quality.
40-inch Canten Crepe dc Chine, $2.25 a Yard
A fashionable silk in dependable u earing quality, light and
daik colors.
36-inch Black Charmeuse, $1.85 a Yard
An exceptional price for thh wade.
40-inch Black Charmeuse, $2.25 a Yard
Extra quality in soft lustrous weave.
40-inch Satin-Stripe Sports Crepe, $2.45 a Yard
A very effective material of silk and cotton suitable for
skirts nnd sports wear.
36-inch White Jersey Silks, $1.65 a Yard
A serviceable tub Mlk splendid for tailored blouses
36-inch Colored Dress Satins, $1.50 a Yard
Light nnd dark colorings for street and evening wear.
40-inch Canten Crepe, $2,95 a Yard
i.isnt nnu aanc colors in heavy
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PHILLIPS WILL IS PROBATED
Twe Seng and Twe Dauehtera 'te
Share In $119,800 Eetate
Twe sons and two daughters will
share In the $110,800 estate of Milten
Phillips, 1825 North Eighth street, who
died March 8, and whose will was pro
bated today. Other wills probated ere :
Charles H. Braun, 2020 North Park
nvenuc, $10,000; Themas T. Kckmnn,
3431 North Twenty-first street, $40,000 ;
Charlette E. Howls, 2309 North Fifth
htrcet, $5500; Jnceb 8. Skinner, who
died In the Lankenau Hospital, $1.1,
000; Samuel Samsky, who died In St.
Jeseph's Hospital, $15,000, arid Jehn
Temas. 2731 East Venango, street, $7200.
intfrr i.f administration were arnnlud
I In the $7700 estate of Ann W. Hart,
of 5121 Pine street.
N ACCOUNT of our
large Increase in busi
ness, we have added
te our staff a well-
known Philadelphia cerseticrc,
MRS. M. KANE
Fermtrlv of BiuUenbere't
and tUa
iMwrel Cor$et Shep
(pedal attention te Stouts,
Surgical and Maternity.
'ffledams
835 Chestnut St.
m). rile SVxnt Moderate fWi
1
:'
W&
A'i L -
t .
-J IL'J
iV
it
Creations from
Villelard
Lewis
Antoinette
crept weaves.
ODD
Gene,
PURIM BALI TONIGHT
i
. i i ii 1 1 i
Chief Secial Event of Jewish 8oelal
Season en Tonight
Tonight the lone expected I'urlm Ilnll
will take place in the ballroom of tbt
Bellevue-Striitferd.
This twenty-fifth nnnunl nffnlr of the
congregation of the Beth Israel Congre
gation Is regarded as one of the note
worthy events of the social seusnn
Mayer Moero Is te be one of the guests.
AVllllum Goldstein nnd Mrs. Gold
stein will be master nnd mistress of
ceremonies. The Iteceptien Committee
will he in cliurge of Mr. and Mr. Lee
Ii. Cehn.
nttT.A.'S I.CADINO THKATItra
ntTtRr-TrnN or i.bb J. J. wHiTBgnT
mutTHVr r.OrK.KA HOUSE
HUBERT vAubiLLE
DAILY MATS AT 2.13 - IYU AT 0
PINSandNEEDLES!
wmwwwwwmim
3(10 I.itiiRh- llnmitlna Alulr
EDITH KELLY GOULD
Orle nil f'nrt from (i:lMy Tli. Londen
MAMK tlAV, NRRVO A KNOX, fte.
A llent of I.eniten'H (ireitmt Hrvur tnr
snd n (irtnl tllll of Shuliert Aiiuilctlllf
LYRIC
TIiIk A Nef Wees Onlr
KVn. AT 8H5
MAT. SAT. $2
3Se Musleil Stnstrrnlffe nf h rn.
K DONALD BRIAN
"l!en mere dcllahtful thsn In
former dirs." Recerd
WALNUT
MATINEE
SATURDAY
50c TO $2.00
CHARLOTTE
CREENWOOD
IN MOHOSCO'S MUSICAL HIT
1ETTYPEPPEK
SHK i.nAPne niriiiT into tub
I.AJ' or SUi'CKSH ' North American
"A PHRSeNAf. TTUUMPH KOR THIS
UNIQUI3 COMi:iII3NXK." Ke. ledger
TSHUBEtrll La,t 3 Evg;,
Lit Mil. Satardar, Beit Seatt, $2.00
EDDIE CANTOR
IN A PIPPY TACIMUI RVkl or iteunt- lAHn
MAKE IT SNAPPY
WTH AWlMMtflHG SHOVt OF 5TA
AH0 7S DA1MTY DIAPHANOUS DIVINlTltt
Next Week Seats New Selling
The Maiicil Cenedy Smtib ef the Year
Dlrwt f rum l'ic rucseHtful run nf i I PI
Thiitr?. OrlBlnil "av nnd Pioduttien
ADELPHr
LAST 3 kvuh. n
Lait Matinee Siturdiy
1 ROBEHT A HELEN
I WARWICK MENKEN
22 ttJ
DRIFTING
S'Th" iret Irue-c-ttnit contribution of a
the ir,e;.t ei. ' Ki Bulletin.
Next Week Seats New Selling
MME.
PETROVA
(IN PERSON)
"The White Peacock"
n mmi:. rirrrsevv
I)Ir from Tlir Corned. IhrMr. N. T.,
wllli O-lclml CnM and Production
"f.vi:k am always a i.uik.luis
si-i:cta ii:,"
ALDiN
Chestnut at 19th
IMrrttleu
Fred D.&M.E.Felt
A .' 1 1 re l en :; en' en 7 en i no
Limited Enticement Third Big Week
till. KIK.ST KI.AI.
MILI.I'J.S.D' IM.AJ1 J I'lcTl Iti:
affj&
PV ANT) WITH
VON STR0HEIM
TIf MOST
WUNUCM't I.
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lUUAV-3 SHOWS 2. 7. 9 P.
ESTELLE HUGHES
( I'lplirniril uprane Su!,it
A '.. - iikni.U i ,i i
ACADEMY of MUSIC
KNIIIIi: NOV Ml'SKAI. l'POI.UM
Symphony Orchestra
O" n, M v,ffVk,
Medesl Altschuler, Conductor
l II'TIN Til
CHARLES RAY in
"TWO MINUTES TO GO"
Mais., Il'c. .'. r-nviltiRn, ISr, ','r, 4(lc
PhutmilUK lllilillnnl Thrm'Kli Stnlilf Ce.
UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
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liliitr itnl lutiirr. iitunl
Ti5H
"ANCIENT LONDON"
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"LONDON TODAY"
MOTION PICTURES
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WALTON ROOF
ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT
FRIDAY, MARCH 17
llt fnKTlHimni-iH "r n un m Ilenf.
with M-vUI t I'fltilrU'i fcuturn crv.
clmrgi no niitn II P. M
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TKETH AND MAHkUf t
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WALLACE RE
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and LOIS WILSON
f 'T.i
The Charapi
A NI'AV PAKAMOl'NT VlCTtm'
HAHKIJ O.V I'UT OP HAMR MA
Tomorrow Sh Patrick's
special rroieguc ana m
Program
atf
ftfTKirfrfiiil
HtXTBRNTir AND ifARKtST A!
11:.10, 1.S0. 3.30. n:30, 7:30. S:30 - iij
Plcturiiatlen of Stage Suctti 1f
TURN
THE RIGH'
IL
Full of inspiring romance
rib
bubbling with rellir.kinir humor.
NEXT WEEK
A f'niPPJNCl MTHTKHT STOnT
"FOOT FALLS"
with tthenu rewm
JM A Chestnut St. Above JiredS
it no, 1 n )" ir.r.'i, 7:..u. v.jv
I. VST TWO DAVtf
GLORIA SWANSON
IN I,ATi:ST PAfUMOfXT PICTCRS
Her Husband's Trade-Mark
Full of Gorgeous Gowns
and Sensational Episodes
COMMENCING
SATURDAY
nnaT Ttvin ANYvrn:nn
Titmn: staii comhinatie.v
William De MiDe's
I'P.ODUCTION
Bought and
Paid Fer
WITH
Agnes Ayres
AND
Jack Helt
It Is One of the Strongest
Photoplays Ever Written ,
Prum I- Pluv b 0eri Prntilhurst
IT'S A PAIIS.MOT'NT PICTUnn
DAI ATI? -' JiAnKfix
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Cecil. II,
TOOL'S PARADISE'
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CAPITOL
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Wallace Reid in "Rent Fre"
K'Srv1' LAST3EVGS.
3rd tduien last si t h t.
GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS
With
ANN PENNINGTON
All Nlehln. lieit Seati. 12.50
I.mt Pep SI" muriq IWt Hcjts, 8
Ntxi WVek patH 'lini.iy
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Presents
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