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' EVENING gtjfiWEDSEii'HIEADEEHIA:; MOAY;' OttftBER 9. iftgZ '' " .- 'Y SEiWrlM
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flancy Wynne Tells of the Carters' Tea and the Dick
sons' Dance en Saturday She Sees Smart Frecks
and Hears Many Things
well te wnnt rnln nn
r-s vcrJ
rful let. but renlly It Is linnl te
8 i, (n. 1 en a brlde nti.l n tea nnd
itrtlL However. vc should worry,
&, mlwil out t pny of the parties
"nSiffr MWpt the rnec meet,
wmawm dampened decidedly by the
wu-"
r'n' ., 1 mil te the Bensen ten for
lit nidiceir WS. ' "tf.
ene of the
m'!ji.V et of Rlrli recelvltiK 1 lmve
en for n '" " '.. Hlie hn9 llKht
She lins light
knc,J '" "i Sir' nnd blue eyes. She
l1l-B..":" Lir ever her ears In n be-
Si ny. and her
fluffs
frock wns n ner
(Oinlni
of crcam-rolered
JL,. thins. It
tfc.miiii Tince ever cream-colored ereim
W, p The nklrt had panels of tl.e
?' i.V the front and Imck. imii cir
ULX at either Hide ILilshed with
Irregular hem It most m-cem.ng
!nd Mary looked darling.
Vlrtlnln. of ur8e, received with h
mimeiher anil mother, and loek:
Tr in a freek of brlnlit red ;re
.mar ,1" ,,ie en lone. Plain liu
her
ed
rrepe
.errntiKed at the waistline with nn
ffiu";'f.'rV. but Hbc . lrker.
line - ' ,, .
'.?' !.... Imlr mill linzel e.vcH.
rather i
Mrs.
Tft nnil
Mr. Curter wn In hluek rhlffen vel
t nml Mn. Unison were blnek Mtln
T", T..i.ninn black lace. Hesldes the
5nurnfroi'beiiiuets wJiirfi were tnt te
S.. little bud, there were autumn leaves
ami (lowers about the house for deco-
ration.
-v Tim cvenlnir
the debutantes
renilc.l their way te the VMnet
itni where Mr. and Mra. Arthur
F. Pe lEave a beautiful party for
fiK (Renter. The ballroom of
A. club was dewratcd with autumn
we, and flowers. VlrjInUi worn n
French M of K?1y pInn.i dwf
ft i Chinese embroidery en the skirt
. I bed ce in urny silk. The frock was
da en ldnln lines, with roses en
"her V of the Rlrdle at the hips
fnd lenn alreamcw of Bray velvet rib-
"n extendi below the hem. In her
islrwna a remb of rhlnestenes.
There uere a number of dinners
before the dance, nnd Mr. D cksen and
Vlr.iultiN mother. Mrs. Jee 'iinwntrr,
Wriir.1 th" Kuenls with tile debutante.
Mr Dick-en looked extremely well
ln' lllack Ren. with n draped skirt
ml handsome lace en the bodice., nnd
Mr. Cnri'enter's dress was of robin a
Jig blue elvet.
IIII'All Mr? Lewis I.evick pave her
usual party for the blind people, of
the t'liapln Nh-merlnl Heme .it her
euntr plner In Unln last ucck. She
i. J,.e,.i nhnut Bivlne these dear old
JB SW ..."-' - r - . .. 'Pl.wrt
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dnei some manelnu.s wen; mr eiueis,
end thy had n beautiful dinner from
"wup te nuts," and muMe and recita recita
teon1). The Riiests were taken ever from
the home which is urnrly in Darby
It's far nut In West Philadelphia
lnnutet and they had a most wonderful
time. That home is maintained en
tirely through piivate charity and
foliation diiH, itc. nnd It's really u
beautiful Miu-beetnrinn charity.
1SAW Kvelyn Drayten nn Chestnut
urert Saturday looking se pretty In
l dresi of blnek crepe tie chine. Kvelyn
has bcniitiful coloring, that red geld
hair, iiluk nnd while complexion, nnd
ik. .,., i..it lint.. .-Irl ..nr....l,,ii It, her1
'".....'..:-....' ii. V '--I i I
eyes en ever saw. Her frock was long
!M iirnpdl nt Hie side witn n huckic.
Tresleees wire long mnde with n slash
from the shoulder down below the elbow
and her lint was a small model of black
trimmed simply with wide ribbon.
Evelyn's engagement te Norris llarrntt
a nnneui'ceii in the summer, you re
member. .She came out 1:im jour.
milE "Knfnnt Terrible" of the family
J- ilecrniied the btnlrs with u wicked
took in his eje, having been In (iratid
uia'h rii'uu wiille her maid was helping
Mr re ready for her afternoon nap.
I-atcr in the iiftcrnixm when Mr.
K - Hepprd In for tea with sister,
the K. T. remarked te him: "Yeu ought
te we KNin'mn, she takes off her hair
just like she takes off her dress when hi'
jeea te lie down."
NANCY WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrj .le-eph Ldy, of Rose Hill
euw. !'enlln. entertained at lunch
wa jcneiday in honor of Count and
iZ n"H 'le 'astellnne, who will re
tarn te Paris this week.
Mr. itTIll M..u t.'.l , j-l rr .
SSL ""'"J, Heuse. Turresdnl". will enter
" DJ .dinner In honor of their ilaugh
', lss Mirln L Trasel. before 1he
IteneiJrV.V17 "f ,he aturdnj ITvenlng
cih.-1 iq (La,,s -Mr ll,,d Mis Tiascrm
,'1 rlau"hter. Miss Martha P. Trnsel.
8'iii"? i' Pu".?an Hall, Dungau Hill, i
-ieu Island, N v . te attend school.
WpAi J. i?.",xi?1 Hld.lle gave a large
I FcLJ r,uH-v evening In honor,
S'rtn?n.h :1.,nm 1 Mchilsen, nrosl nresl
J'nt nf ihe Philadelphia Mllltarv Traln-
rif,,flrr"i- , Following the dinner n
n ffiL ".'??', of tl10 eerps wa-i held,
n r.oner of i-olene! Nichelson.
.Mr
Titnnle n inppv i ay eni'i-ii -;m. am-iv u., iravm ni win de ine guesi or
m about thirty-five there, Mrs. Wll- , Miss nilznbeth Cecil ever the week-end.
Tinm Weed van tells me. Yeu knew 'Mr. and Mis Spencer and their fntnily
lern Moe nan ""V'. f ,, f . have elestd their reuntrv place nt Arrt-
Mr. Woodward is chairman "r ' "" mero nnd nrn occupying their town
home' auxiliary, and. blind hern-lf, i10U3e "oil I .ecu st st re et.
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Mr fiV. ''w " 'rer'1 ' u 'lance wlilrh
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;i wnieii tlielr mother
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EPiten, .,Vr,,,w-t,'r. of 102 Seuth
aance nt '.if'1'',1',1,' ,vl" Klve h .iitiner
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Mtatlm.VfV. . ;hl,Kten, li.isi IhsiieiI In-
Btratferii , ,u'('r"' nt tUe Hellfvue
" T, t,,"cl"1 ' this i-lty
OWMter ' ,, ';f, M,s's VliKliila Tlckner.
M unil .? i.Vf u,l-a' "fUTliiKten.
IM, k ."' 'J'''. lMi.iil .Mrt'iuUy Dull-
'tfeurdlng 'mill!; , ''"" lr ul
formerly , f ',' ,' 1,.1t :,f jwtniit Hill,
IIt tL .. h'u,p" C, whleli
PwrinKtrVn a1.''1 w'"a'. Lhurcli. Ur-at
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8"t harr ,:..J.,.lsa 'nu'se 1'urant. of
!:- Jiarntiffi,... , :
: MvIl,
and Ml.iu
8lmucl nV ii uf,' "( Ncw v,)r'- Ur.
."it n'. lL'Vn.r''...Jr.'.'' ".i city.
i"llia iifl,,.-,, .",,,".'", "' "" oreinor,
niieinnen hI.mi ut , m Tlev wm j nt jmiiie en Snn Snn
te IntreducH her. i,.' . .,.i.:.. Ve" -. a i a e'elre (
nern '. " "iiiiu. uci) ur I. in
x!rgir"t l,i i ,,,u,,a',ltu ilniiKhter. MIsh
'"Ireiluced t I"", M's1 MoAileo will be
v"ilneMi,,.,'r lu "ell(,vii"-Wttutf.,rd uti
""5 ft'inei,n. Oetebci- l'?,
S- iTirves ,if hia V. ,u.e, alr 1,;muiiil
8Pmv. or ii i Llt;v' Mr- annen CI.
SB.r'tt ." vv Mr' Kllleit
WMteZ Wlllunl 1) Lltt, Mr. ICd.
S. .-'M W-. Ainea. nil of Niw
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Stanley
ten, Mass. Mr. Oalllard will give nla
UMiers a dinner en next Friday evenlnK
In Marilnnten. Mr. Oalllard anil his
brlde will he at home after November 1
In New Yerk.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Odin Derr are receiv
ing cenKratulntlrrnn en the birth of a
son, Hay Aphten Derr, en Septem
ber 21. Mrs. Uerr wad Miss Hophle
Kerr.
Mrs. Wllllnm .T. Bnlrd Is the Buent
of her Ken-ln-law and dnughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison K. Caner. .Ir.. nt 1707
Vnln'it trtreut, for n. week, before open
Ins her heuse nt 810 l'lne dtreet. Mr.
and Mrs. Caner, Jr., wilt be nt 1707
Walnut Btiect thin winter, until the
heuse which they nre bulldlm; nt the
corner of Locust and Van I'clt streets
Is finished.
Jrrs. Krnncli I. du Tent, of 1424
Spruce Btrcet nnd Wilmington, who Ik
president of the General D.ibney H.
Maury Chapter, of this city, nnd Mrs.
James T. Halsey nre nmenB the dele dele
rntes te tha convention of the Daugr
ters of the Confederacy In Fredericks
burg, Va.
Miss Klcaner P. Onlscr entertained
nt bridge en Saturday afternoon In
honor of MIhh Dorethy Clear, whose
mnrrlage te Mr. Klnir Allen wilt tnke
plnce at the 1'iesbytcrian Church of the
Covenant, Hnturday, October 14, nt 7
o'clock. The guests wcre Mrs. tlenja
mln Allen, 3d, AIIph K. Dorethy Suther
land. Mlfcs Katherlne McClatchy. Miss
Marjorle I.lttle, Miss Margaret Glynn,
Miss Katherlne Thompson, Mrs. Oscar
A. Kennedy. Miss Margaret Kershaw,
Miss Madellne Delahnnty. Miss Oone Oene
yleva I-rfing, Mrs. Jehn Pernley, Miss
ItORemnry Delnhanty, Miss Kllzabcth
Kllett, Miss Kdlth Edwards nnd Miss
Margaret Wall.
Mr and Mrs. C. Wendell Woodward
nnd their nloce, Miss Heatrlce Hasknrd
Cerbenl, who have been spending part
of the summer In llcxboreugh, have,
returned te their epnrtments at Heven
teenlh and Chestnut streets. The en
gagement of Miss Cerbenl nnd Mr.
Charles II. Oberheltzer, of I'hecnlxvllle,
has been announced.
Dr. ' nnd Mrs. Barten Ceeko Hirst,
who spent the summer nt their cottage
nt Jamestown. II. I., have returned te
their town heuse, 1821 Spruce street.
Tnelr son-in-law nnd dnughter. Mr. ana
Mrs. Bertram TJpplncett. who spent
part of the summer with them, nre
occupying their home nt Chestnut Hill.
Miss Katharine Bl.icltwell. of Trenten.
N J.: Mr. Kenneth Davidsen, of
Buffalo, X. V.. and Mr. l.cn Oulnn. of
Xew Yerk, will be among the out-of-town
guests she will come te attend
the dnnce te lie given by Mr. nnd Mrs.
William A. Helln, of Strafford, te pre
sent their daughter, Miss Mary Carrell
Helln. en Krldav evening, November 3,
at the Iladner Hunt Club.
MIm P. Margaret Spencer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spencer, who
spent the summer traveling- en the
Continent, has returned home nnd left
en Saturday for a visit te Blchmend.
Miss Bernlce Mrllhenny, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn D. Mcllhenny. of
Lincoln Drive and Jehnsen street, Ger Ger
mantewn. has returned from a trln
a bread with her parcnta and has left
for Northampton. Mass., where phe will
resume her Mudles nt Smith College.
MIfs Mi.Ilhcnny was n debutante last
reason.
Mr nnd Mrs. n. Rtetesbury T,ewls.
of this cltv. nre at the Hetel Trnyinerc.
Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .Trim H. Wiggins, at the
Bellevue-Stratford, who h.ix'e been
spending' the summer traveling en thu
Continent, arrived In this country yes
terday Mr and Mrs. Ttntnnd It. Foulke, nf
Twenty - first nnd De Lancey streets,
left en Friday for
Hay Head. X. J.
where they spent the week-end at their
cettngj.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rwenk, who
spent several months touring the Con
tinent, liave i etui nod te their apart
menta al the Walten Hetel.
Mr". Jehn Schwartz will entertain at
a small luncheon, te be followed by
auction bridge, nt the Whitcmarsh
Country Club today.
The Mntluee Musical Club will glx'e
Its first luncheon of the scnen nt the
Bellevue-Stratferd en Tuesday after
noon, October .11. Mr Oeorge Wash
ington Rdmends Is chairman of the
committee.
Mrs. I. A. Dctwiler and her daughter,
Mis. Richard Oellers, will entertain the
members of thtlr nuetlen brldge club
this nfterncen Mis. Detwller and her
daughter hae returned home nfter
spending the summer at the Hetel Tray Tray
mero, Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mm FltJihugli Caster Pan
nlll of Wvnnewoed, will lea-e next
week for Caracas, Venezuela, Seuth
America, where they will remnln for
several months.
West Philadelphia
Mr Hairv X. nialr. of SI 4 Wyalulng
av, line, has returned home nfter spend
ing n-veral days In New Yerk.
Mr Ccorge O. Moero, of 4023 Chan Chan Chan
coller street, who has been spending the
summer months In Chelsea, Ih lsltlng
IiIh mother for a few days, after which
he will leave for Newark, X. J.
D". and Mrs. VMward A Leenard en
tertained Informally nt supper in their
new home, COtf, Oxford street, en Sat
urday tvenlng. The gucste Included Dr
Jehn F X. Jenes, Dr. and Mrs Charles
Iteti, Dr nnd Mrs. Themas O'Btieii, Dr
and Mrs. William MavMui trie, Dr and
Mrs. J Harding, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred
Ferry, Mr. unit .Mrs. Arthur never, .xir.
,- 1.'n..n ..n.t Xflu.. All... It'Mll.i...-
Along the Reading
I Mri". AV. A. Henilfnmn will entertain
! t)u M'ieU KeMTh" I'lub at lur liQine In
n.ik Lane tomorrow afternoon. I'en-
lieib'H "Portrait eC Jlrn. V " will be
tllsrimsfil,
Mr nnrl MrH Paul Cnrtrr Klsher. et i
' fir I ...... ,'IM nini'i. in il short tllll te1
i tliflr new liotne nt 31 Uuikuh lane. Mount
Airy.
Germanteivn
Mr, nnd MrH. Leuis KInienB, of 17
Wi-t Leuilfii Htrret, iinuoiiiice tin; be
trothal of their ilmiRliter. Miss Mild red
a ei... m unviii W llliiineu-
j'v. niiiui n. in .til -
I , ,ni...y.,?rn Qfeln nt 111 llaHt
Wi'ilniit Line, will enti rlaln nt her home
en .'Jaturil.iy evenlm;. ''utelier H. ' J -eVlueU.
In honor of Mini Hjliln Lu lit
Theso who will be iie?ent nre Mm
hH
Mr.ll.. l'nHII MlK MllV II Wl. U"'n
Mtlil'ied nemiiM!'. Ml M.ttlqn .Mtlly
Mr. Nathan nemiiMT. Mr. Adelti
Me-
kiiI. Mr. lien C'jlmder uml .Ml'
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Mi nnd Mr.-. Pnnlel J MaR,'!,''''
l.n Mn.ilinlni A llll I t lllfllt K ' Iftl'IMIla
., iAirr.-itnl.it lillH IlllOII th" birth
daiiRliter, lliniua Jane Mauulre.
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ceu-
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f'lntulatlein upon the birth of a hen
V f.a i KnineleM. of ( Wc6
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Mrs W H. LnrKlimn win '"".',"
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""nrrd1 xi tv nt her home hi Herman-
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m Haverford, She will L.wf"-!: $&$$$, ' "'.' ibM:
M dance te be given at mmKL''v?' "- '$&
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discussed by Mrs. Geerge Bennett, Mrs.
Aaren U Seuth. Mrs. Catherino Hntriclt
and Mrs. Frank Slgafes. A talk en
"The Felk Songs of Scotland" was given
by MIsh Elizabeth McCermlck. follow
ing which the "Highland Fling" was
given In cestume by Miss Linda Bas
eett. Norristeivn
Miss Mary I. Kelly, who will be mar
ried tomorrow te Mr. Jehn Knrlght
of Philadelphia, was the guest of honor
at a musical nnd dnnce given en Friday
evening by Mies Marlen Sheehey, of
Philadelphia. Among the Norrlstewn
guests weie Miss Julia Branden, Mlsi
Lela C. Kelly, Miss Cecilia Kelly, Miss
Agnea Bmi, MIsh Mae RebliiMn, Miss
Leictta Heg.in, Mi's Bessie White, MIsj
Gertrude Cenrnn. Mr. Arthur Kelly. Mr.
Lee Cuminlngs, Mr Wllllnm Frlel, Mr.
Robet t Barry and Mr Jeseph Cook.
Mrs. Mary Tyson and Miss M. Blanche
Tyron, of 1025 West Main street, have
r-turticd from a itay In Hrenxxille,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Drnke and Mr.
and Mrs. Isaiah Halteman nre home
ftem an automebllo trip through the
New Hnciand States.
Delaware County
Mrs. Richard Peters, of Tllten Place,
her home near Chester, will entertain
the Delaware County Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
en Monday afternoon, October 16. An
informal tea will fellow the meeting.
Mrs Autcn Beuesh and her daughter. '
Miss Vivian Benesh, of Mej Inn, will
leave next week for the West, where '
they will spend se-eral weeks u,t Marys-
vllle, Wash., as the guests of Mrs.
Benesh's mother, Mrs. Mmgaret Plout.
They xvlll return Boen nfter Thanks-1
C'vlng. I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip 13. Heward have I
returned from Kurepe. where they spent
several wcexs in ueisium.
Mr. Jeseph A Deetlng, of Chester,
who has been In Ilurope for r.aveial
menths, returned a few daya age.
Whitall Brinten
An Interesting wedding will tnke placa
thin evening at 7 o'cleek at the Friends'
Meeting Heuso In Prank ford. xhen Mini
Mary llrlnten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Brinten, of 45 10 Adams street,
will become tlie brlde of Mr. William
Henry Bacen Whitall. A reception wl.l
fellow at the home of the bride's par
ents. Miss Brinten will bn nttended bv
her cousin, Miss Mnrguerlte Brinten, ni
maid of honor The bridesmaids will
be Ml-s Kllzabcth Brinten, alstdr of the
bride, nnd Miss Evelyn Masen.
Mr. Whitall will have as best man Mr.
Paul Snugree, nnd the ushers will be
Mr Kduitrd . Webster, Mr. Lerraln S
T.ih1, Mr. Jeseph C Fergusen and Mr
Morten H. Kvnns. Mr. and Mrs. Whlt.ill
will thin leave en an extended honuy henuy honuy
meon trip.
.TACOBl'S -THOMAS
On October 4 at the home of the
bride's brother, William J. Thema,-", in 5
Seuth Forty-ninth street, In the presence
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of the Immedlate fnmllv nnd a few
friends, Miss Marie R. Themas and the
Rev. P. I.'. Jacobus, of Caasadaga, X. Y..
wero united In innnlage by the Rew Dr.
BaldTln.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Jacobus left en their weddlnlt
trip, nnd after November 1 will bn at
'lenir at Cnsndaga, N Y., where the Rex
Mr Jacobus l.s stationed.
SPECIAL TODAY
Fresh Cut 5QC
Reses ?5Z?
Everythlni In Tleweri
Kipnis' Flower Shep
933 Chestnut St.
FREE EXHIBITION &
cCLEES GALLERIES
10W WALAUi' Dr.
Verht by Eminent Painter
Eti'l.liiFi I'f Whistler, llnrilen, Caruvren.
.New I'loefn hy i:i..ii Seiht
ft. LEE HANKEY
rine Framlnt: Ecsterlmr ratntlniri
A Distinguished
Portrayal of the Mede
will be found among our many
Parii-inspired creations and
direct importation at the
Philadelphia
fashion-Mew1
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
October 1?th. 13th and 14th
2 te 5 and 8 te 11
ANDRASSY'
1310WAINUT STRJEET
PHILADELPHIA
Furs
nsMsm
"jnurs
WOrlK'
TW W.L f-3 M
WITH A GREAT CAST
Wilten Lackaye
Barbara Castleten
Mw.De Wolf Hepper.
nONTAGUtJOVE
JumaSwayne Gorden
i.
HRS OSCAR HAmB
ANNOUNCEMENT
OPENING OF
PHILADELPHIA'S
NEW WINTER GARDEN
ATOP OF THE
LORRAINE ROOF
BROAD AND FAIRUOUNT AVENUE
Tonight at 8:30 P.M.
A NIGHT OF NIGHTS
FIVE ALL-STAR ACTS
LADY TSEN IEI, OF CHINA
A niMV film ar from ronten. I hlnn, .hn
ranki Itti iiur mere hnjrtanl (m.)tleiiut
Krrn'ii AclrM, i.lsu latu nler vt liLIHUA
OI'KHA reMI'ANY.
iAIISS JUNE 1NGEUSOLL
Amrlc,'i rorgmeit Clmiical Dncr
NAN DECKHART
Lti Star of "OH MY DEARIE" COMPANY
IMOGENS & DANIELS
In "MOMENTS OF PERFECT MELODY"
JACKSON & TAYLOR
'BONOS DE. LUXE" Lite rf Kith' Circuit
MUSIC BY VFRNA'S POPULAR SEXTETTE
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
PROFESSIONAL NIOHT SOUVENIRS
Mall or tnlephone table rciorvatleni (Belt)
PepUr 05S0.
SuperTlnlen CHARLES JETER
ni mirMTQ UTII A AltCII Krgi.. fi;I-,
lumwii Mnl. Men Thiim.,Sat., 2 in , i
EMMETT WELCH MinstreU
Satire Fanhlen Iievlcw I. In- JIndcN
JMheppacd & Sens
TKe Newest Fall Underwear
These are great values:
Imported Handmade NightXxnvns High neck, three
quarter sleeves; surplice and square necks; long line
and yoke fronts; embroidered in beautiful designs
$5.00 te $12.00.
Demestic Night Gowns in very geed styles Nain Nain Nain
seok and Cambric; high neck, three-quarter sleeves
$1.50 te $5.75.
Lew-neck Gowns three-quarter sleeves Cambric
and Nainsoek $1.75 and $2.75.
Kimonos Terry Cleth $4.75 upward.
Kimonos Albatross $8.50 upward
Wrappers French flannel and
quilted light weight silk.
The New Silk Petticoats are here.
100S GhesbiutSteeet
IMPORTERS. DESIGNERS 4 MAKERS OF WOMEX'S .1X1)
cnn.i'REX's Avi'Mtr.r. of the hieuet char
acter FUR MORE T.1.Y TWEXTY-SrVTV YE.IR.1
nt
FIRST FLOOR SPECIALS
(Fer Tuesday)
Waists, $1.95
Special
Of sheer dimity; Peter
Van oellnr; trimming of
shell pk'atiiiK of real lace
jiicet edfie.
BLOUSES Exceptional 6.95 te 27.50
Of Canten crepe, satin crepe, KoerRctto crepe.
Readed nnd embroidered. Wonderful value.
Silk Hosiery, 2.85
Special
Lnce clex; four styles.
Rlack, fawn and brown.
Breakfast Coats, 3.95
Special
Of crepe; six styles;
pretty colors; seme hand
embroidered.
In Corduroy, 5.95
Wt Specialize in Appartl That
.
x Cl.
WMNC
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ACADEMY OF MUSIO
P
LEOPOLD STOKOWHKl, Conductor
8oleitl cr.AIIli: UfX, H'jprane
FRIDAY AFTBItNOON, OI'T It, AT 2:80
HATtniDAY EVENING, Ol T. 14. AT 8:18
WEBER Overturn. "Oberen"
HALEVY..JarurlU Arlx with Ilute Obllute
HOKUBERT DouUehs Tante
KORNGOLD. ,fp.) Llobetbrtcfehen: (b) Senuncr
STRAUSS.... Tene TMrn. "Eln HeUenlben"
Scats Acnitcmr anil Ilcppa'a, 1110 Cbestnut St.
ACADEMY OI' Ml'MP. 1032-1023
FIVE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS'
Thursday itcnliie. int. in. e. 10. Dec.
14. .Inn.
IH. tb. 11
NEW YORK
I 'elnlnta:
I!n,f''s''K. Vlellnlat
w'iWJii1 "rne
H.IIjM-.II I'RIMiUAM
., . U,I "elnl'ta
llf-kctn for crle en
m.'j nm- ,t Ilcppe'a
in 1 Academy
SYMPHONY
I ORCHESTRA
DAMKOfiCH. Cen4.
Albfrt Tonti-a.
I Ourt Conductor
THEATRE"
Kemlnuten Ave,
. i;umerlan4
5V.MefntMaeDesmendiDYEBa
Opens Saturday Evening,
October 14th
With "EAST IS WEST"
B Bex Office New Oen Phene Ken. 3207.
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
Sweaters, 2.95
Special
Smart blip-evor styles:
lisht weight but warm.
All colors.
Silk nnd mohair C QC
Sweaters DUO
Chiffen Hosiery, 2.95
Special
Silk of sheer quahtv.
In punmetal, black and
pole.
Silk Undervests, 1.45
Value 2.45
Of (reed-quality Glevo
silk; reinforced under
arm; ribbon strap.
Shnderizt, the L5rr Weman
fA-T5
M.i:m:iu.iiia
nrn
Follette, Pearl & Wicks
In "THE COOI, MAK"
LARRY BROOKS & CO.
A LAUOH mOM THE 0I.D SOD
8 BLUE DEVILS 8
A VAUDEVILLE NOVELTY
HWIJWimilMIW H'l mJ
JIMMY FAIRBANKS
In "A LAUOH A SECOND"
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NORTON & WILSON
In "ARE YOU WITH Ufl"
JAMES & EDITH JAMES
IH A MPSIOAI, THEAT
BIG TWO-PART COMEDY
HAROLD LLOYD. 'NEVER WEAKEN
FEATURE EDUCATIONAL AND
NEWS TEATURES
PnMC Jlnt'nren. lje A 20e. Chliilren.
X-tt5 ,U(!j ishv,t 20r, HOC nnd Vk.
except HaiirtJUjn uaj HtllJiiji. ni
Tut lccludecl.
SAM
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Mtini,
Shubtrt Pren-nt
RAYMOND
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Flfti rantaitlcal TreUc
HITCKY K00 ie
An Electrlfjlns Collection
of Taicnt
BENNY LEONARD
WerM' I.lsbtwelKlit CbaBipIoe
nml 100 Illt.tmnn'K nirtnlile
LYRIC Tonight 2
Weel-.a
Onlr
First Pep. Mat. Wed. ;, $1.50
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TESSA D JAMES .. ""MARION
OSTA DARTONUREEN
CPEEETT de,i,' f f,
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vravmnirymxvan
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7?SM05T FAMOUS PLAY
A IN AMERICA
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HAZEL DAWN
GLEv) ANDERS KENNETH D0UGLA
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WALNUT
LAST S T1MK3
llit Bar. Mat. U'M.
Beat Eeati. SI. 00
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"UP THE LADDER'
WITH
DORIS KENYON
"IiKl KIV I'D W1TII UEAKKNINO IVUUU
1 K Ii." Inn ilrer.
Net Week Oni Week Only Seats line
DIRECTION WIIXIAM M0KUI3
WORLD'S
GREATEST
ENTERTAINER
IN NEW AND
OLD SONGS
NIGHTS.
tOc TO
I II I'M V
2 50. MATti U'ED
T 'fir Tn "
BROAD TO-NIGHT Al 8.15
DORIS
n.
In Her Triumphant Snrrper tn "Iteruaace'
THE CZARINA
Pnrmlur Priee Mtf
V.'ei A "nt . r.(V te $:
GARKICK TONIGHT AT 8.13
Sam H. Harri3 Prennt
RAIN
iU s SterT. illa-i Tberj
A Nw I'.ht I AunJe.1 na W. Pennet
jisuiuBu i &wzjt jiisd iuompaen
JEANNE EAGELS
Popular 1'rl r Met ,1 A sm 7c te J
FORREST Pe-'1 Matiaaea Evcr.la
V i M in
cnd wee;c or limited engagement
t. i f iTi C7 pr i rt -vraw
llniit,n nut r-nlUHK'
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MHKILTrA) MILl-tr;
LEON ERRO
FOUR GOKGETS
BV TKE
DHELASELPH1A
STBA
lEOPOtD ST0KOWSKI. Cmdui-ter I
Te nccommedato theso unable te
obtain tickets for regular concert.
October 23 March 15
November 27 April 23
PROMINENT SOLOISTS
7!'.cet!L l"1 four eenrru tw at JiriTE'S.
U1B Cha.tnut at. an.l Acaacmy .Se m
Checka te Qee T Hilv.
ACADEMY OF K"SII
FRIDAY Art 2 815
EVENING "" " 0i',
wii -mm
Only rh'la.lclrhu Concert
TliU Siiaien
Tublie Sale Btilni Teilajr
AcaJeny and Ili-ppe't. 1111
Chvt St l'r t. '.I Jl se
2, $2 10 & S3 Pluj 10v
Ta Mat I Mirn t liit
ACADliJIY Ol-' Ml SIC 1 OVliU
MON. EVE., OCT. J, AT 8:15
Chamber Music Society
of San Francisce
Tickets nt Hcppc's and r.icleni
ACADEMY 01' HVhIO
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER11 AT
fl. Hurok Trufntt the rameni Vlel'iilit
M1SCHA
Ttcketa efle teK.50.
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11 A. M. TO 11 V. M. f -it
Twe i3
Extraordinary
Attractions
l-niiHriNAr,
APi'KAitANrn or
VICTOR
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AS A QUEST CONDUCTOR
OF" TUB
MANSLAUGHTER
is a PiTTTAcri Art iieM.wrn or
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rilH UIIBATEST CAST DD JIILLB
u i.n AssujtULnD.
MANSLAUGHTER
IS FROM THE NOVEL BY
ALICE DlEIt MILLEIl
NO ADVANCE
IN PRICES
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11 te 11
RUPERT HUGHES'
Coming "Priaener of Zcnda"
Wteyj
10. 12, 2, 4,
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10 T. M.
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A TARAMOUNT PICTURE
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a cneii ,n Mr-TFenn rnonrcTieN
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