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Nancy Wynne Speaks With Regret of the Death of
; Mr. Henry Pratt McKeanMiss Elizabeth Willson
. J te Be Introduced' Next Season
Recently Married
EVERY ONE was Inexpressibly
sheckwl te hear of the sudden death
M Mr. Ilnrry McKenn en Monday en
beard the Empress of France. He and
Mrs. McKenn and the Percy Madeiras
started en n Mediterranean trip In
February and expected te return home
next month. Mr. McKenn wan taken
iuddenly ill with a cerebrnl hcmerrhaRp
en the trip eeiwcen iiexuiiurm unci
Monace and died almost immediately.
News was received here Monday rfftor rffter
.mm liv Mrs. Benjamin Curtis Allen.
Mr. McKcen's eldest sinter. Ayhe live
In Chestnut mil. Air. madeira cabled
te her nt once.
Mr. McKean was a prominent .figure
In the nodal and sporting life In thin
city and was Internationally known as
t horseman. He was the eldest son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Themas
McKean. his mother having been Mlsx
Elisabeth Wharten, a sister of Mrs.
Geerge Bekcr, who. you remember, wna
head of the Monday evening dancing
classes before Mrs. Frederick Thursten
Masen.
Mr. McKean was a descendant of
'Governer McKean of Colonial times,
and a grandson of the late Mr. Henry
Pratt McKean, who built the house at
1925 Walnut street, which new la occu
pied by the Edward Steteabury.
When Mr. Tem McKean lived there
and entertained se much he decided te
build the next two houses for two of
bis married children, Mrs. Allen and
Mr. Tem McKean. Net long after his
death the property was sold te Mr.
Btetcsbury, who later purchnned the
house at 1021 and transformed the first
and second floors into a large ball
room, adjacent te me larger nrirau nrirau
itene house. ... ,,,
Mr. McKean was married twice. His
first wife was one of the Shaws, of
llosten. and she returned te that city
tn live after her divorce. Their two
mnnn nke live in New England. Harry
Jr., having married Ellzaneth Lee and
lives at Beverly Farms, Mass., while
Quincy Shaw McKean lives with his
mother.
Mr. McKean's necend wife was Miss
Margaret Riker. They were married in
1914 and have traveled considerably
since, though n geed deal of their time
has been spent at their country home,
Pine Rim Farm. Penllyn.
Besides his wife and two sons; Mrs.
McKean is survived by a brother,
Themas McKean. and two sisters, Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Norten Downs.
luncheon and bridge en Wednerday
HS.Kti.f Tve ,"et will include Mrs. Wal Wal
tTnW,ftrlnS,.!.I.?PklnBen' Mr- Hubert J.
Mrs. William a Waterman, Mrs.
?Jftyten,lat,'Ir"- Edwerd D. U. Bait
zcll.and Mrs. Edward P. Htuart.
Miss Sarah Meade Harrison, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Harrison, of
Ardmer-A. ntiri Mr tthiii. niM. ...!
M?; nn.rl .MrH- R" Kirk Price, of 1709
vtalnut street, whose marriage will take1
.1.-1 j V." """. June iu, win sperm
their wedding trlJaravellng en the Con Cen
J'wnr A.e.y.w'" occupy a house at
Chestnut Hill in the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brooks
rr W,tit0Uarrve ln Pftrl" today.!
iu""i. '?'i .e'Biana ana win travel
en the Continent before returning te
this country en July 1. They will spend
the summer at their camp en I.ake
Champlaln In the Adlrendacks. Mrs.
?'?9ft WS! ylm Wnlburga Kaul Rellly,
of 2209 at. James place.
Miss Barbara ShcemaUer, dautthter of '
Tni e ." """ oneemnKer, or
109 Seuth Twentieth street, will enter
tain at luncheon at her home en Sat
urday afternoon .next, 'In honor of Miss
Katharlns II. Cbffln. daughter of Mrs.
M. R. Coffin, of 261 Seuth Sixteenth
?lre.6t whose marriage te Mr. Stanley A.
Welsh, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Welsh, of the Aldlne Hetel, will take
place en Saturday afternoon, April 22.
SJliiJW XM "elude Mrs. William
Steele, 8d. Mrs. Frederick Hemslev
Jvls, Mrs. Henry Justl, Mrs. Jehn H.
JVanaye, Jr., Miss Censtance Westcott.
MJi,.-Der,0.,.hr ?alnter, Miss Amello
ill?' t?11"8 Katharine Hubbs, Mian
Louise Parsons, Miss Adelaide Pyle.
MI!uth ?5.rr' and MlBB Marian Cahlr
penaBhue. Miss Shoemaker will attend
miss Cemn as ene of her bridesmaids.
Mr.anml Mho Awl..., r. 11.... t- . ..-
have- been Bpendlng several months In
mT.-ii' 11" r"u t0 tn,a city next
wink ElllettL?aughter of Mr. and Mrs.
'enteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Wall an
nounce the. engagement of their daugh
Mr,?i.""1 Marpjret Wall, trf Mr. Heward
Heberton IngerseU. son of Dr. and Mrs.
W. K. IngerseU, of 4008 Chestnut
street f
Mrs. Floyd Kcser. of Pine and Sus
quehanna reads, Fex Chase, will en
tertain at a luncheon and bridge party
at her home en Wednesday nfter nfter nfter
noen. April 26, In honor of Miss Carel
IS. Medlar, daughter of Mrs. Samuel
L. Hammer, et 2130 Spruce street,
whose mnrrlage te Mr. W. Rey Bell, of
the Bartram. will take place In the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, Twenty-llrst
and Walnut streets, en Saturday. Arjrll
y. Mrs. Keser will attend Mis M,iin-
.SSSaw
Photo by Phote-Crafttrs.
MRS. ROBERT E. HOEFLIOII
Before her marriage en Saturday,
April 8, Mrs. Heefllcli was Mist
Marjerle Armstrong,' daughter of
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, of 5734
. Lansdowne avenue
Hand-turned sole
New Spanish heel
" 7 Z Z . . . . . I ..."". " H..I.IIU
Alt. nn.r Aira Mnfipirn jirn returning as one or ner bri,iemnf.ia rri.n .-. ...
with Mrs. McKean te this country, and will Include the bridal party.
the funeral services for Mr. McKean Mrs. Alfred Snyder will be the matron
Will be held shortly after their arrival, i of honor and Miss Carleen. Breeke thS
T HEAR that twje of the Wurts girls. I
X Eleaner and Pesie, are going nbreau
this summer with their aunt, Mrs. 1m
mund McCulIeugh. They went ever a
couple of years age for the summer
and had n perfectly beautiful time.
Speaking of the Wurtses, there's te be
a debutante in that family next winter,
teu knew, and a mighty attractive one.
tee Elizabeth Willson, whose mother
waB Dorethy Wurts. u sister of Mr.
Rebert Wurts and Mr. Stewart Wurt
snd of Mrs. Tem Tunis and Mrn. Peret J
Bisscll. Elizabeth is a daughter of tht ,
late Dr. Rebert N. Willson and n
granddaughter of the lute Judge Willson
and of Dr. Charles Wurts. who lived
for many years at the northwest corner ,
of Seventeenth and Walnut streets.
,where the Estey Building is new situ-1
'ated. Elizabeth's mother made her
debut from that house, as did her two
unts, Mrs. Tunis and Mrs. Bisscll.
Elizabeth is very pretty, with a lovely
glowing color "and clear skin and wft
brown hair. She has two delicious deep
'dimples and a very charming manner.
Unless Mrs,. Willson changes her plans
Elizabeth will be introduced nt a tea
In November from her home, 1708 j
Locust street. They expect te spend ,
the summer ln Europe.
JIMMY was weeping sadly, freely nnd (
" with great abandon, isetiung ceum
divert him; he wept, he wailed. Finally
Aunt Dee, whom he loved devotedly,
ratne ln te see the family. "New nt
last." thought Sister, whose unwitting
threning away of a treasured flower hud (
,brpii the cause of the grief, "New at
last he'll sten." "Come, dearie, nnd
talk te Aunt Dee," called the charming !
mint. "I tan't," sobbed Jlramle. "Why,
e, darling, you can; come'te his own I
lAunt Dee, and tell her about it." "I i
tan't," insisted this young apostle of i
mcK'ncy, 'I'm busy cwylng.
NANCY WYNNE.
maid of honor at the wedding. erf Miss
Helen E. McKlnney, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jehn C. McKlnney, of 7438
Deven avenue, Chestnut Hill, and Mr.
Frank Dales Getty, which will take ptare
en Wednesday evening, May 3, at 7:30
o'clock, in the Mount Airy Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Walter dotty, a
brether of the bridegroom, will per
form the ceremony, assisted vby the
Rev. Dr. Jehn Calhoun, pastor of the
church. The bridesmaids will Include
Miss Harriet M. Thompson, Miss Flor
ence Getty, a sister of the bridegroom;
Miss Katharine Zeller and Mrs. Jay
Lavenson. A reception will fellow at
the home of the bride's parents.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Miss Myrtle Johnsten, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Themas K. Johnsten, of Bala,
entertalned members of her bridge club
at her home en Friday afternoon.
Among the guests were Mrs. P. M. Bnx-
terMr. Harry SMMtr,. Mr Jama
Delan, Mrs Jehn iAtnaen. Mrs. Harry
Tayler, Mra. Heward Matthews, Mrs, C.
Wallace MaeMulIln, Miss Marlen Blrk
Rilr and -Mrs. B, Gearlah Sproule.
Mrs. Geerge Hansell and the Misses
Hansell entertained Informally at their
home In Ardmore On Saturday afternoon
In honor of Miss Katharine L. Rapp,
daughter of Mra. Charles G, Rapp. whose
marriage te Mr. Geerge Suter will take
place en April 22. Mrs. J. Morgan Klpe,
of Ardmore, entertalned at luncheon
for Mlsi Rapp a few days age.
QERMANTOWN
Mr, and Mrs. Rebert Lamberteu, of
West Seymour street, are being con
gratulated en the birth of twins,
Mr. Heward C. Story, of 408 West
view street, has gene te Bermuda, where
he will stay for several weeks.
The mnrrlage of Miss Helen E. A.
Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph
P. Cooper, of 338 West Duval street,
Oermantewn. nnd Mr. Cecil J. Stringer
took place en Saturday afternoon last.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stringer will be at home
after May 1 at the Craig Apartments,
Queen lane, Oermantewn.
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H ll I jl , 111 ' ' ' 1
JOii'Cebbs 'Creek Parkway.
and Mra. F. XL Caballero, of
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WE8T PHILADELPHIA
The engagement of Miss Thelma '
Weiss, of 32 North Thirty-eighth Btreet, ,
Bnu iur, Jieuueu x uiuimty, ii iuvi euuui
Eighth street, Is announced.
The marriage of Miss Ruth O. Gil Gil
mere, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Gllmere, and Mr. Jehn Garrow Mac
Corkell took place en Saturday last at
St. Matthew's Church. After an ex
tended wedding trip Mr. and Mra Mac
Corkell will be at home at 13 North
Farsen street.
Mr. ' and Mrs! Frank R. Shaver, of
i i ii ii,"
and Mr.
5120 lx-
cust street, entertained at dinner en
Sunday at the Lu Iu Temple Yacht
uiud, at Venice rata, Aiianiie uiiy.
The guests Included 'Mr. and Mra Por Per
ter Jenes, Mr. and Mra William Jenes,
Mr. and Mra Blue, Mr. and Mra. J. A.
Seville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles RAmbe,
Mr, and Mra Charles Celeman, Mr. and
Mra William Celeman, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Gelsemeler, Mr, and Mra William Allen
and Mr. Jehn Henry Brewer, Jr.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Warren Aukett, of 2B24 Brown
street, entertained the members of the
Geed Fellowship Club en Monday eve
ning In honor of Miss Mae Du Bels, of
2738 Parrlsh Btreet, whose engagement
te Mr. Jeseph Ress has been announced.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA-
Mrs, Jamas Alcorn will entertain at
luncheon and cards this afternoon. The
guests will be Mra. Ervln Kimble, Mrs.
Geerge Bateman, Mrs. Julia Knmef,
Mrs. Careline t,e Malstre, Mrs. Geerge
P. Richards, Mrs. Frank Stockley, Mm.
Geerge Yeung and Mrs. Edward M,
Story.
Mra Charles Keder, of 2458 North
Srxtecnth street, has returned from
North Carolina and Flerida, where she
spent the winter.
Mercer Robinson
A pretty 'eddlng will take place this
afternoon ut half after 2, In Ht. Paul's
Prcnbyterlan Chureh, Fiftieth street
and Baltimore avenue, when Miss .
Eleaner Woedsldo Robinson, daughter1
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexnnder Rebin-1
son, of 4604 Klngaesslng avenue, wilt
become the bride of Mr. H. Heyden
ttrnar nf 1391 .TAffarcinn atret. 'Ph.. !
Rev. S. Willis McKelvey will eclata
Mrs. Samuel Clevenger wilt be the ma-
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tran of henr. Mum Marlen M. Robin Rebin
son, slater of the bride, will be rha
maid 'of honor. Mr. Alfred Crawford,
of Erie, will act as best man. After a
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Mercer will
live at 1121 Jeffersen Btreet. where they
will be at home after May 15,
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the News
when you have taken our
massage treatments and baths
under the supervision of
Trained Nurses. These treat
ments are planned 'for each
individual need, and instead
of being enervated -by the
warm Spring wiather you
will be rejuvenated and full
of the joy of living.
We offer a trial treatment
without any obligation.
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Fer "eaten Exelutbtlf
Phcnt, Spraea 54$4
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Tlie marriage of Miss Phoebe Careline
Phillips, of Annaslelgli, Paell, and Mr.
Phillips, of "Annasleigh," Paell, and Mr.
Mfrcd Cexa Prime, son of Mm Fred
Tick Prime, of 1008 Spruce street, will
taUe place at half-past twelve en
Wednesday. June 14, at the Church of
tne uoed Samaritan, l'aeii,
Tprseni In this city. New Yerk and
Kaltliiioie are lntereHted tn the an-1
rieuncement of the wedding of Mrs. Pem
broke. Jenes, of New Yerk, and Mr, '
Itcnry Walters, of Baltimore, which took
1 plare yesterday ln the home of Mrs.
Jenes' daughter, Mrs Jehn Russell Pope,
t 4 East ElBhty-nrst street. New Yerk. '
Mr. and Mrs. Walters left Immediately
after the wedding for Europe, sailing en i
tht Aiultan!u. '
Mr. Archibald MarLeieh will act as '
best man at the marrlage of MIsh Lenero
Ad. ih McCall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i
Jeseph B. McCall. of Highland avenue,
Merlen, and Mr. Nerman Milliard Mac- '
--. lrh. Knn nf Mr nnil Mrs. Andrew Mac- I
lj'LelKh, of Cralgle I.en. Olencee, III.,
jnicn win take place en Thursday. June
1. at the Church of the Saviour, Thirty-,
eighth and Chestnut streets. The usher I
will be Mr. Bruce MacLelgh, Mr. Jeseph I
B, McCall, Jr., Mr. Geerge Wharten
I'epper, Jr , Mr. Kdmund It. Purves, Mr.
Samuel Wagner, Jr., Mr. Tristram C. I
' elkct, 2d. Mr, Donald G. naird and Mr.
Hareld Webber, all of this city: Mr. Kd
ward Converse Lincoln, of Hartferd,
' enn. ; Dr. Edward IUndall, Jr., of Gal Gal
jesten, Tex., and Mr. Alexander B. Hey-'
burn, of Iieulsvllle, Ky. I
Mrs, Benjamin Bulleck, Jr., of Edgn Edgn
JCf'ed read, Ardmore, will entertain at
luncheon en Tuesday, April 18, In honor
er Miss Virginia Heckscher, daughter
C Mr. and Mrs. Ledyard Heckscher, of
JJollnBbreke, Itadner, whose marrlage te
M'-uarclay McFadden will take place
'n Saturday, April L'2. The guests will
include Miss Jone Shaw Hepburn, Mlust
Anita Strawbridce. Miss Dorethy
"rewnlng Kedgers, Miss Ellen Mc-1
M chael Miss Augusta W. Harrison. '
Miss Anne Ashton. Mls Ellen Douglas I
y0. Miss Rita Heckscher, Miss Sarah '
Rftr.r'n5sr, Miss Clntra Ellis, Mls Eliz
abeth Dean and Mrs. Reginald Jacob.
.Mr. and Mra William McAdoo, Jr., !
?, W", Bawn, Fert Washington, t 111 ,
eniertaln a party at the performunce of
,WhtyNet,,r followed by a supper at,
.i, 'Carlten, en Wednesday evening,
April an t imn..H i..,ih ,in....i... '
?;i s Mrwiret McAdoo. MUa McAdoo,
t,? wl" .1)0 0,, ' ext bwisen'a debu
tantes, will be Introduced by her paients
at a tea en Wednesday, October 2G.
i11?? Wtealieth F. Merris, daughter of
Jr. lTederlck. W. Merris. Jr., of Valley
tvll!1' WVeete, nnd Miss Elizabeth
J-rame, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
tain Ame' tt " of Wyncete, will enter
.i.hLih .BC1ler 'lass of the Hprlngslde
irdflS1 aJ.a Mn8k and w'ff variy en Sat Sat Sat
lay'ternoen, April U. The mem
Jfrr.?f i'.1.8 CB" Include Mlba I.ucy
rirSni l8s, Margaret Legan, MIhh
mi""!1"""' M'H! Lindsay Pan-
n,r", "ubi-. Miss Martha Horten, Miss
allnV.cUi.l01,?e,, M1"" Paiaellen Hlrli.
I.?.?" UtIHM IOUIHR Unllltl. MIM4 Mlll'V
Geerge Allen, inc.
1J4 Chestnut Streei-1214
Wonderful Pre-Easter
Showing of Millinery
Hundreds of Smart Hats
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00
Yeu Can Surely Find Your Easter Hat
at Allen's
Our Hat Trimmings Are Distinctive
and Pretty
Bright field wreaths of all hinds (1.00-f s.OO.
Knffla ornaments at various prices. '
NIce assortment of fancy hatpins SSe-ft.OO.
Smart quills In all colors 15c up.
Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hese,
Special at $1.95
This Is n beautiful stocking, nn unusual value at the nrlce
comes in all the new uliades oere, Caster, Beige. Pole Gray, Gray
Nude, Beaver and Sand as well as In Black and White.
It
Beautiful Foulards in Many Patterns
Reduced te $1.65 a Yard
This Is our regular J2.K0
Springtime frocks. There are
Foulard, particularly charming for
tnnny different styles strlnes. deu
a.y
and
nnd figures as will as a variety of color combinations Brown Ni
nnd Black with White, Navy and Tan, Navy and Green Navv
Red, Brown and Tan 1.83.
Wiii?.,,'i..M,H? Ienise Delph, Mlsi Marj
niiltney and Miss Mary Falck.
Mrm w . ... .
fix n2i .A- aicneettie, of the Falr-
-i v.4uuiubh. win entertain
at
Topless Corset Girdles Are Chesen by
the Younger Set
Short t libber girdle, no lacing 81.00.
Girdle, laced In back, opening In front Sl.SO.
Very short Birdie, longer In back, two garters, plnl. brqcrfde with
elastic en side tl.ne, .
The Most Becoming Veils
At 50c and $1.00 a Yard
Captlvntlng French elllngs nie either plain or fnncv In ninrk
Brown. Navy and Taupe. Vnlues 85e-J1.00 sOe u jurd. '
The latest dotted combinations in two or three color efforts am
very new and pretty S0a and 1.00 a ynrd. Bre
Tewel Sale Continued
All Irish linen dish towels "JBc n yard.
Ready hemmed glass towels, 45e iiuallty 25e each,
All linen glasH toweln, 85e quality SOe each,
HGc Turkish hand tewelh Isc eurli,
l.nrge Turkish bnth towels, 00c guide 3Sr rerh,
Turkish wash cloths .1 for 2Se.
All Irish linen buck towels, $1,00 quality 58c each,
Bath mats, $?.G0 grade si.oe enrn.
BONWIT;TELLER & CO.
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CHESTNUT AT 13'h STREET
Original Interpretations of
Easter Fashions
WOMEN'S SUITS & DRESSES
WOMEN'S & MISSES' COATS & WRAPS
'JILJITH the world at sixes and sevens, diplomats and states-W-
men might well observe hew Mether Nature and Dame
Fashion, at one in re-decking the earth with creations of beauty
for the Eastertide, combine the products and fuse the colors of
all nations into perfect harmony.
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SPORTS FROCKS COATS & SUITS
Knitted Frecks in all shades
Jersey Dresses of youthful design
Smart Frecks of Reshanara crepe a '
Tweed Coats and Capes
Tweed Cape rvith matching Sirt 0 f)f)
Twe-piece Tweed Sports Suit 'm Wyj
Three-piece Tweed Cestume: Cape & Dress
AFTERNOON FROCKS SUITS CAPES
Emb. Reshanara Crepe Dress
Steel-beaded Canten crepe Dress
Printed crepe de chine Freck ci
Plaited crepe de chine Frecfy
Twe-piece Tweed Sports Suits 2 flf)
Tweed Capes with matching Skirt r.JJ
Cape of black-Canten crepe
CAPES-COATS SUITS & FROCKS
Canten crepe Cape, fur trimmed
Camel's-Hair Sports Coats
Tailleur Tricetine Suits at
Printed crepe de chine Frecks
Beaded Canten crepe Dress Q Ef
Tinsel crepe Freck JS.JJ
Emb. Canten crepe Freck
TAILORED FROCKS SPORTS CAPES &' COATS
Peirel twill tailleur Freck
Canten crepe Sports Dress a(
Knitted Cape with threw scarf
Checked tweed Sports Ceat A f)f)
Silk malelasse Capes; threw tie iJJJ
DISTINCTIVE FROCKS SUITS COATS
Tinted Spanish lace Frecks
Silk moire crepe Frecks
Peiret twill Dresses
Twe-piece Costume Suits
Tailleur Suit of twill cord '
Misses' Cerena Coats at
Misses' twill cord Capes rr. -, -.
Emb. Veldyne Coats 5y.50
Misses Veldyne Wing Wraps
Women's Veldyne Wraps
Women's twill Coats
, Silk Velette Capes
ELABORATE VERSIONS OF SUITS
WRAPS FROCKS
Twe-piece twill Costume
Dress and Ceat Costume of twill
Fringe silk or twill Cape with caracul cellar
Women s duvclyne Lapes
Women's piquetine Capes
Women s prettma Wraps
Women's fur-trimmed twill Coats
Tinted Spanish lace Frecks
Chiffen Dinner Dresses
-BEADS-
All Kinds, All Shapes, All Sizes
At Extremely Lew Prices
Vilit Oar New Ground Fleer Stere
IS N. 10th St.
Weel and Silk Yarns
Fer Knitting, Crocheting, Etc.
Novelty Embroidery Ce.
1007 Filbert Street
ffieTuliet
J J. UwIm
1126 Walnut St ,-,.
BEAUTIFUL HATS
for all occasions ; smart
shapes, exquisite color
ings. EVEBY KIND OF
HAT
Fer Every Kind
of Wear.
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ROBERT B. MANTELL
nnd OENEVIEVE HAMPER
Ted""1' MERCHANT OF VENICE
TONIGHT RICHELIEU
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Nlfht. MERCHANT OK VENICE.
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HAM H. HARRIS ANNOl'NCKS
TUG RETURN TO WU STAC3E OP
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "THE VARYING SHORE"
By 7.0 Aklna, Auther of "Decltiie"
Orlsinal Company nd Production
FORREST Last 4 Nights
TOPULAR PRICE MATINEE TODAY
"Jlnule Beeks" te All Children
CNAffteS DfltlNtVtM Prtsnt
tSrnftsf of All FRED STONS Shew
NEXT WEEK SEATS NOW
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A M"ulcal BuH'-E In Twe Shet
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METROPOLITAN
APRIL 17
Wra.. Frl. and Sat.
The Fun Sheiv of
the World and All
New This Trip
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
In Wall Street
Take the Kiiditi te
See Jiggi and Maggie
Alice.
It Will Urine .ler te
Their Utile Urartu.
MATINEE PRICES, 25c. 50c Ne
NIGHT, 25c, 50c, 75c & $1.00 J Higher
SEATS NOW SELLING
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"HAIL THE
WOMAN"
10 CHEAT STARS
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ADDED ATTRACTION
Charlie Chaplin
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"PAY DAY"
MASTER LOt'lrfciAnOWITJ!. Vlellnli
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11:30. 1:30, 3:30. SulO. 7 30. 0:S
THE GIANT OF PHOTOPLAYS'
"THE GOLEM"
RHEA IIORNHTINK VOrLIST
NEXT WEEK
Pir-TrmzATiON op i-AMera sone
WHERE 15 MY WANDER
. ING BOY TONIGHT
CULLEN LANDIS And RUTH
"PAT.MY" MILLER Heart Cnt
Jtiarften
1 RROAD L CHESTNUT
11:30, 1.30. 3 30. C 30, 7 30. 0 30
Plnnl Wrek of Paramount Revlxnls
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Geerge Melferd Production
"Beheld My Wife"
.... lth
Milten Sillt, Mabel Julienne Scott
Elliett Dexter and Ann Ferrett
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Cecil B. De Mille Production
"Den t Change
Your Husband,
with
Themas Meighan, Gleria Swanien
Lila Lee, Bebe Daniels
Wesley Barry, Rebert Cain, Thee
dere Roberts, Raymond Hatten
PALACE
1214 MARKET ST
1" A. M. tn It -IK P. ii
Nerma Talmadge nR ,g;,.
ARCAni A ,P.c.nut. M-. "th-
Betty Compson and Len Chaner
In "FOR THOSE WE I.OVn"
Vlf'TORIA NJN1" MARKET
lvl UIli 0 A. M. te 11 115 p. M.
"Tiir: RIGHT
TIIT rMI.BD"
TAPITfll bTI1 & MARKET
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Elaine Hammerstetn "way or"
A MAID'
DCrCNT i"'1" & MAltKUT
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L?ONO OP A SOUL"
JL'MI'lUt A: MARKET
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CONTINfOCS 11 TO It
"CARNIVAL OF VENICE"
BERT LYTELL
GLOBE
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DIRECTION OK LEK & J. J hlium:
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CHIinEIVr THC WORLDS BEST
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"Midnight Reunders"
An.. 6""slar . c'"" ftnJ Company of SO
U.llha Ti Plcril Winter tlardn Chorus
In Conjunction With th 1'ollewlne
VaudVvllle Stari
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