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FUTURE DEBUTANTE
r Nancy Wynne Talks of a Heuso Party in Wilmington in
Easter ween one ixennmsces sioeui v arieus
Fernier Philadelphia Living There
''
TtFAR the Felix Su I'-nM will We n
:.'. i.nnni rmrt.v down nt Elten,
t.rre Il01l"0 l
the week
you
T
Z m(I(Ip of Wilmington, the we
a. ' M,r. Mft tin Fent :
W(' .w nt "Dick" Chli-hcMcr;
"' ""c w M.5 Wdmrtta Chf-t-TVS.
U n,nrrln,e .r .
who 1 a Vlrslnlnn, lived up here
S'bii. Mr.. Willi- M..lr,
-i died nbeiit ten jenrsnge,
Jh n attractive weinnn. rr Iiiih
i n, n brother of Jm-k Mulr, who
" n dent tennis plnyer nt the ,.lme
" n Mr Themnn llal.d. Mr,. Clcorge
fneSnd, Ml- Cern Chnsc nn.1
.r m many ethers were the lending
'I ,rs J the dny. The Mulr then
fin Hnverferd. Since -Dick" mar.
"Mix l?i Pent "he 1ms llvrcl In
Tlt,4 ViinV theiiBh they luive xpent a
SSiA in W Mny and
"Vtni'eMlie l'hllndelphla girls who Is
. Marietta Harrison.
liSOTHEIl very pepulnr girl who
K,e e4lelmH golden hair.
Km" St. rani about wven jenrs nge
K-back te Jesephine: she married
FtaStdu I'ent, and they have a hand
SK place en'Kennet pike, in AMI-
mingten.
mHE final meeting of the Supper Club
& ofPHel7' Week, but the last
SJ "ill be held thp Matunljiy after,
nteimg : wm - . n ', .... tes the mem-
"?.7;fca . ;Vle te eme te. the
...? (In- no her ffllCStN. CO it w
'". "' luS meftlns. The club num
uid Mrs. Scott
co it will be
quite a large meeting,
i E b en peMUvcly decided te keep
the cub up next v Inter, nnd the lirxl
Siting will be held early In Novem
S? though I have net heard the pe I
tai date as et. The Supper Club Is
rUlnlv here te May. and H'iiwt
Sic club. tee. There v. ill be the
Sm imihle. nn.1 a wee bird wl!;ed
tome that Mw. Scott plans -prnl in
tercstins attractions
T WAS se delighted te hear of the birth
1 of leabelln CummlngB little daugh
ter jerterdny. Yeu knew. Isabella
Wanimakcr mnrrled Hew oil Cummings
lirt spring, nnd they me 1 vlng in the
daren place, which they Imve nnmed
the (irccnheuie. out in Wyniicwoed
Isabella t'uinmlngs is awfully popular
tecausc she Is se sweet in milliner ami
thays has Mich charming tilings te
say about ethers.
I think I'd rather have some, one
My that about ine than nn.Uhing else
jn the world, don't eti? It's u great
thing te tell only the nice tilings nnd
let the ether things go. I den t mean
te exaggerate or any things about peo
ple for the mere sake of saying nice
thing", but 1 de mean when you knew
emethlng plen-nnt nbeut another It s
well te tell it, and Hint's what Isabella
does.
THERE will be, as I said, no gayety
this week, but tomorrow evening a
great manv of us will go te the Re
publican Women's Club's first political
dinner ami conference, which js te be
beld in the ballroom of the Hellcvue Hellcvue
Stratferd. Oovcrner Sproul Is te ppeak,
and Majer Moere. Mrs. Hnrriet Tayler
Upton, Miss Alice Robertsen. Mrs.
Medlll MrCermlck Rnd Senater Tepper.
bMldes n number of ether distinguished
men nnd w union. It's going te he n very
big thing nml wonderfully interesting.
"DOIlHIi:, who Is three, has u great
JJ habit of getting down en his knees
ie run ins engine around tne room. Anil
the censilience Is his stockings me
full of holes week In and week out.
There have been several heart-te-heait
taws with mother en the subject and
Hebble tries liW best te lemember. The
ther dnj, vepIiii grandma mending n
pair of grandpa's socks, he ndvnticel
upon his unsuspecting grandfather nnd.
making a reproachful finger nt him.
Mid: "Nnw, new, naughty boy, jeu
tn around the fleer en your knees."
, NANCY WYNNE.
' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A KnriMfr ti ctfiiitni-p . i..AAr, .. iti t.s.
that , ut mish lrlscllla Merris, daughter
f Mrs Alfred Paul Merris, and Mr.
J; Kenten i:iseiilney, son of Mrs. .I.
Kenten Uscnlnej. of Vlllaneva, which
r.'J. ,"l'u'e l' "" I'hurch of the
J-oeu blicjihrril at Iloseinent, at neon en
Jfwnlay, Jim,. .:, and will lie follevvecl
g) a. small reception ut Hid home of
w bride h mother, Uuiidnle, Villiiuevn.
J,r3. Waltt1, -'epe. of SOU K.ist .lohn .lehn
!'" tfwCt, licinirritewn, will gle n
eansant en Wtduc-day, Anill l!. te
V.nl. lt. lanar(1 i,(--e "luli Miss
ftln , e,' ' r' n'"1 'Iss dane 15 Vcnt
J1" H pour tea. Ameiip; theso who
EiLnf'Vi '!' 'elnir will be Mbs
III., n?.vn"'l"'..Mlss Mnr' ''' Wlbter.
l ! raiiies K Wlster, Miss liceiK-
il v"",'"1,', Mlsrt rlll,lil '-'Us. Mls
jZ $e'eM' '"" Itulli IMck.inl,
Ki.u. . Maitjn licerne, Miss Pckcv
Mar?.""'.1 '" eel(8cher. Miss
rtlne i)u"" -Vjl'leteu nnd Jllsa l.ei-
rftcn.oev,,"vw,el. "f Al,r" " '"
Mm u"''n.N - whp, Hie will Msit
en Tueiday. April 28. The mnrrlaRe) of
Mils Claw-ion nnd Mr. Benjamin It. Hoff Heff
man will lake p.uce un rfatutilny,
April 5?.
A wedding of Interest will be that
of Miss Juanlta Kimball, of New Yerk,
and Onptaln Alfred Millard. Thirty
fourth Infantry, New Yerlt, whleh will
tnke place nt St. Menlcn's Iternnn
C.ithelfc Church, Seventeenth nnd llltner
streets, at 7 o'clock en Hnturdny eve
ning. April 2ft, Miss Kimball will nrrlve
the latter part efsthls wcci; te he the
RUPst of her brether-ln-lnw nnd sister.
Majer and Mrs, Kebcrt O. Urndy, of
a'i'iO Reutli Nineteenth street. Captnln
Millard nnd his hrlde will go abroad en
their wedding trip.
M'rs Marie Orecnneld will he the maid
of hencr at the wedding of Mlsi SHeilii
Marie Murphv, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jeseph I). Murphv, of 1830 Seuth
nittonheuse squnre, nnd Mr. Charles W.
Carvlti, of Northwood, Pa., which will
take place en Saturdny morning, June
S. In the St. Patrick's Iteinim Cathelln
rhurch. Twentieth nnd Locust streets.
The bridesmaids will include Mrs. Wil
liam urcenneid, airs, waiter firccnrleld.
Mrs. Itaymend Murphy, Miss Alice
I'OUghran. Mlsn Adele Htwsev and Miss
Natalie O'Neill. A retention will fnl.
low nt tlie Uellevuc-Strutferd.
Mrs. Alfred Snyder, of Sixteenth nnrt
Spruce Btrcets. will entertnln at lunch
eon at her home en Thursday next In
noner or miss neien E. McKinnnv.
dnURhtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn C. Mc
Klnnev, of 74.18 Deven avenue. Chest
nut Hill, whose mnrrlnee te Mr. Frank
Dale (Jetty, of this city, will take nlace
en Wednesday evenlnir, Mny .1. In the
Mt. Airy Presbyterian Church. The
guests will Include the bridal party.
GERMAtfTOWN
Mrs J. Undley Werden. of Merman
town, will entertnln her nftcrneun bridge
club en Wednesday. The guests will be
Mrs. Charles Data. Mrs Wllllnni I
H. 'Jehnsen. Mrs. rtlchard O. Davis, Mrs.
Krtwnrd Odgers, Mrs. Leslie Oranthum,
M'ss Dorethy Ilnby. Miss Ocnovleve
Dlllcnheck. Miss Pearl Aman, Miss
Mary Merktre and Miss Hlcaner Beggs.
Srr. and Mrs. Rene J. Orass, of 8521
Stcnten avenue, gave a birthday party
recently in honor of their daughter, Miss
Nan nrnss. Among the guests were
Miss Bert Mill, Miss Dorethy Scatter Scatter
geed, SJIss Jane Lupten, Mrs. 'Hazel Ma Ma
eor, Miss Pauline Kley, Mrs. Florence
Themas. Mrs. Lucllle Park, Miss drace
Campbell. Mr. Harrv D. Kllpper, Mr.
Themas Hewer, Mr. Bill nirnhmuer, Mr.
Hnrry Hnuck, Mr. tieonte Lake. Mr.
Frank MacDonnell, Jtr Ilarrv Hewer,
Mr. rtussel Cupltt, Mr. Charles Trout
nd Mr. Hnreld nartlctt.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Heward -M. Leng, of 4638
Spruce street, have returned from a
visit te Mr. Leng's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clinten Leng, at their home in Lewes,
Del.
Mrs. Edward M. Snyen, or 32.1 Seuth
Forty-third stieet, has returned from a
visit te Baltimore, where she was the
guest of Mrs. Itlchard v. nice.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. William Daley and her seub, ei
1510 nitner Ptreet. have been spending
a few days nt Atlantic City.
Mr. James Mendn has Just returned te
his home after nn extensive trip te Can
ada. Miss Margaret Larklns of 1049 Pas
vunk avenue. Is Hmncllnir short tlmn
as the guest of relathcs In West Chester.
Mrs. E. Yeung, of 1532 Perter street.
"
Photo by MarCu. -yjJMJ 'ilV ''-ki
ijf
tjsa
t
tf&falfe'fy
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m&wmm
MISS ELOISE
OEIST
Of Sixty-fourth
street and
Drcxcl read,
Overbroeli,
who Is nil
attractive
member of the
school set
rhote by Marc'AU.
Lvy Mndel ;
A pretty wedding toelt place last eve
ning nt 6:30 o'clock nt the Uollevue Uellevue Uollevue
Htrutferd, when Miss Helen 11. Mnndct,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. David Mandel,
Jr., of 3J18 Diamond street, was mar'
lied te Mr. Delph L. Levy, the Ilcv. Dr.
Henry Dcrkewitz and the Ilcv. Hnrry
Ettleseu performing the ceremony. The
bride wero a gown of white cicpe with
a court-train and a veil of duchesse lace.
She carried n beuipiet cf orchids nnd
lilies of the valley
Mrs. Morten Oppenhelmcr, sister of
the bride, was the mntren of honor.
Hhe were blue crepe and carried a bou
quet of yellow daisies and blue lark-
Tlie maid of honor was Miss Ituth
Uaum and the brldcsmnids were Miss
llcrnlce Rosenthal, of Lancaster; Miss
Peggy Lrtwent rund, MIm Kitty - Berg
and Mrs. Milten Meyer. .They were
frocks alike of yellow moire trimmed
with yellow nnd blue flowers. The maid
of honor's bouquet was of Columbia
resci and delphinium, and the brides
maids carried bouquets of Ophelia roses
and larkspur
The (lower girl was Miss Peggy Op
penhelmcr, niece of the bride. Hhe were
pink taffeta and carried a basket et
pink roses.
The best man was Mr. Walter Lyens.
The ushers Included Mr. Lester Mayer,
Mr. Lester Steppacher, Mr. Henry Liing,
Dr. Simen Leepold, Mr. Morten Oppen
helmer and Mr. Leetcr Resskam.
Upen their return from a wedding
trip te White Sulphur Springs, Va Mr.
nnd Mrs. Levy will spend the summer
at Atlantic City.
II.oe I V S
11 M
and Mis. Themas D. Kane, of 2517
Seuth Klghteenth atreef, will entertain
at flve hundred en Monday nftcrnoen
next In St. Menica's Scheel Hnll, at Sev
enteenth and Itltner streets. The pro
ceeds of the affair wilt go toward the
day nursery of the parish, at 1615 Por Per
ter street.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Dr. nnd Mrs. Albert Heat entertained
the Neighbors Club nt their home nt
1530 lirie avenue en Saturday evihlng.
The members of the club nre: Mr. anil
Mrs. Charles Cnlllnan, Mr. and Mrs.
Ames Oclkler. Mr. nnd Mrs. Newton
Firth Hill. Mr, and Mrs. Chirlrs Metz,
Mr. and Mxa. Charles Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. William Reach and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Smith.
Mrs. S. Wilsen Vaughn gae a mis
cellaneous shower at her henif. 4235
North Ninth street, In honor of Miss
Mildred Louisa Jenes, of 5321 North
Twelfth street, whose engagement has
been announced te Mr. Frederick L.
Schneider, also of this city. There were
twelve guests.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. Alfred Dubcn, of Selleis street,
will entertain the members of her
fixe hundred club en Thursday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Putney, of 1129
Foulkrod btreet, hae returned from
the Seuth, wlicre they spent some tlme
at Plnchurst, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Heward M. Yewter have
moved Inte their new home at 1218
Foulkrod street.
Miss Kllnbelh MacDonnell, of Krle,
Pa., Is spending seme time In this city
an the guest of her cousin. Mlsa Bea
trice May Rcld, of DItman street.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hurlow Rlgby, of
Media, are receiving cengt mutations en
the bit tli of a son en Friday, April 7.
Mrs. William H. Llttle and her daugh
ter1. Miss Marlen Llttle, will return
next week from Daytona, Fla , where
they have spent the winter, te Scrog Screg
gic, their home near Media. Mrs
Little's son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Leuis Ress Llttle, nnd their
family, have occupied Scroggle during
Mrs. Little's absence.
Mrs. Samuel Dyer Clyde, of Chester,
has been snendlnir n few weeks at At
lantic City, where she It recuperating l
from a recent Illness , i
W fit iht
Narrow Htd
The Janet
THE most popular model of the
season because of its decidedly
youthful appearance and its appro
priateness for the dance as well as
sport wear. In Patent Leather with
Gray Suede, All Gray Suede, All
Patent Leather, Black Satin and
White Egyptian Cleth. $8 te $11.
PIULA.'H MOAftlNM TMBATHKIJ
niRBrVlON OF I.Bi:. J. .1 PHt'nVIIT
SHUvS5dE.VILLE
llrlly Mat., nt 2slB. Ktc-.. ut nils
"Midnight Reunders"
An All-Htsr Cent nnd Company of SO
With n Typical Winter Urdrn Churua
In Conjunction With the Kelltmln
VhuiWIIIe Stum
flrrtn A tllrlcr, .".-.in llrrn, Hnrry lllnM,
Helm FIT, Allir Rlilnnr, J.irk Krllrr.
Irtlnir ll'tinr, Charles Whwlrr, lsey
White, Cnlln Cninrrnn, liirr. Iltirhnnnn,
Lillian Vtanhtmrn mill the Fnnieua ClMf-
l.m ntennrr Halle I.
111 UIITPeP' Mat. Tomorrow
ALHU I 50c te $1.00
m VICTOR. HERBERTS
. B66Sr MVfCAi OOrtSDY SOCC&S
MEL FACE
OR.GAIAL NEV YOQK CAST-
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AUIJBD ATTRACTION ',
Charlie Chaplin
in new Twe-nnniiKU
"PAYDAY" t
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11-30, 1:30, 3 30. C.30, 7J0. S.S0
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11 Hosiery te Match
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TOP. MAT.
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Fer Your
EASTER WARDROBE
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Offering a choice array of charming, distinctive,
original models in Frecks, Capes and Coats.
68 West Chelten Avenue
SOPHIA GOODMAN
ANNA SCHENIT
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nnn ..;;: ,"'"."".. n" win. i.uir
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Fer Wednesday
Tu)e New and Distinctive Medels in
WOMEN'S DRESSES
The Prices Are Exceptionally) Moderate for Dresses of
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AFTERNOON FROCKS
35.00
Pklurcd:
Medel
Introducing
Knife-
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Apron
Frent
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Paneled
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ni
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Sports
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$25, $35 t0 $45
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$35J55t0$95
LYRIC
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jnifN HAI.r.mAT KUNRRT I.AWFOBD,
BDTTY I.INI.BY. nOIIKKT ilKNUUl.
m:.t men. E.T TIIIRS.
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Fint Week: Meri. Eva., Sat. Mat.,
MERCHANT OF VENICE; Tuei.,
TWELFTH NIGHT j Wed., Fri. Erti.,
HAMLET; Thuri., Sat. Ere.., TAMING
OF THE SHREW. $1 te $3, plut tax.
ADELPHI-tKS
FRANZ MOLNAR' a Comedy cf LIU
"LILIOM"
N.T.rre- JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT
with0r i, EVA LE GALLIENNE
A
Master
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addrd prtni.oet;n "KM Ei.t'
KHHA IIORNSTINR, VOCALIST
NEXT WEEK
T'KTt UIZATION OK I'AMOL'S HONa
WHERE IS MY WANDER
ING BOY TONIGHT
( l M.rjN' I.ANDIS dm) ItUTH
' I'ATHY .MM. I, Kit Head Ct
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I'lnftl Vcl of Pnrntneunt Revival!
TODAY
METROPOLITAN
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TIKHI1AV APRIL 18 AT 1:30
All-Stnr Profunlnrel Hnflt AiKplmn el
Phila. Chapter Natl. War Mothers
Mar1" nnd r(iturr from All Ti-tri
Tlrlnl nt Mftropelltnn nnd r.lmlU
ACADEMY OF Ml'Slf!
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Mrnen. Clailwn. TIt. Handrllna, Kill. MM.
iVmharb. U'lillfhlll. Ciatiifen. Leenbardt,
Mrndrr, lliirirt. (nnd. nndanikr.
Ticket Acadtmy It Heppe'a, 1110 thMt. Pt.
DUMONT'S nTH 4 ARCH Ev"' 8. S
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
Satlren SHIFTURS. P. R. T. & WILD MAN
Distinctive Afternoon Frecks
A wonderfully attractive and varied showing, with a strong
"Spert" tendency mingled with the mere formal style. Among
the latter, Crepes (including Crepe Rema, Crepe Rener. Canten
Crepe and Crepe Meteer) four most popular, while the Spert
models are developed in Crepe Knit, Velette and similar fabrics.
$39.50, $65 te $145
Coats and
Wraps
of Veldyne, Weel Duvetync,
Canten Crepe, Gerena and
ethers of the soft texture fab
rics. Medels varying from
plain effects te these
trimmed with summer furs,
embroidery, fringe and tas
sels. H5, m l H45
Spert
Coats
They are decidedly smart,
unquestionably serviceable
and exceedingly moderate
in price; of Tweeds, Her
ringbones and English Mix
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$25, 35 t0 $65
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Thursday
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BEHOLD
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Saturday
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