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ST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
ffancy Wynne talks of the Engagement of Miss Nancy
Dunning and Mr. Dexter Miss Binney, a Cousin,
Is Married in New YerkPretty Tea en Saturday
An Autumn Bride
milERK certainty wn enough eseltc
I menf '" ,,,p n,,nI,,n n,", ninM
hmlllcs en Saturday. Mincy Dun.
,1,,,'s ensnjeement te Sidney Dexter
mi 1 inneuncwl, you knew, und In New
T0rk Fnlrc ninney, her ceurtn, was
carried te Dnve Slenn. e( thin city.
Nnnry is n daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
fle'erge A. Dunning, of Chestnut Hill.
fib la a most attractive, vivacious girl,
ltb brown hair, bright cheeUs nnd
Unfiling cye. She1 Is vary popular,
II Is her sister, Eleaner, who made
ktr debut Inst season. Nancy enme out
k veur after the war nnd had sueh a
Jed ' me Yeu knew, she is a first
fm in of Constance nn.l Falre Binney.
M, Dunnlng's brother the lntc Mr.
Hew""! 1M7. !'" .! ' fc,..
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ilennl world about eight jciirs uge,
tuliing up sole dancing, nnd she np
uated In several inuslcnl comedies tm
tremlere danseuse. Her natural talent
for hlngs dramatic led from dancing
nte starring for the movies, and sha
, new one of the sercen favorites,
fitlre, whose Clwistlnn name is trcil
erica ficrtriide. went In for movies, top,
ami for the stage ns well, bhe is in
thNtlty nt present In a current tnusicnl
femrdv. and, I hour, plans te finish her
Contract in the show and her movie
contracts. After that she will rctire
.,.m tin. NtflffC.
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The Ilinney gins meuirr whs .una i iuemi ihiii una nan men cutertnitiea
Oertn.de Miles, of this c ty, you k.mv , " " "ffi8"06 .SEES
Cleser, returned te her home en Satur
day. Mr. nml Mr. Creser nnd their
family wilt return te this city early In
November .and will occupy the home of
Mr. nnd Mrs. James M. Heed, at 2025
JjOOUSI street. Mlaa Crnier wilt ha ti re
sented at a ball te be given by her
parents en Tuesday evening, December
12, at the Bellevue-Stratford.
mi,J,i!L'Uurn x? thclr town nue the
middle of November.
n.ivIH-". ,.,,,0M he will assist In re
E iaLISLI? ai? ,n ,t0 be Flven en Friday
afternoon, November 2f, by the Itev.
an?.M.rK. Jehn Meckrldire. at their home.
inhi. mi "K' te present their
il2u?l'.,cr,rWl"!Vnea,rlC0 Meckrldge. will
SSni1-? E,lllb.'.th J'ewland. mPss Ait
vuLu?X?' M1" Dorethy n. Lee, Mlsa
ni!i. MUw.rel.lc?.ftnd MM Nerma
?ni; .Ml?H Merlljra will bIhe be the
5tt2rn ?M..i,0IV?,L tti .? luncheon at the
." Vlu,J' ih .be foewed by a matinee
rimMt n0f e.?n.?'2?n ,by Ml8? Marlan v-
..., uiiviuwii, novemiwr 11.
nrivii B?n m; Cnnrles, K. Wall. r,f
nrexel Hill, will entertain at nn In
I I BUJ,.t"!r ftt ,h"r home en Friday
;::" i ""nmwr in, aner me wca-
JrSLf".1. of their dnuBhter, MUs
ifJJf.Rlr,elMn,,i wh.0,ie marriage te Mr.
f-n.M.!1 UVb?JTtJn '"ffpraell, son of Dr.
","' J f-W. K. Ingerxell. will take plnce
J ?iUr,Ii?,y .cve,nl!'K. November It. The
guests will Include the bridal party.
Mrs. Or ergs EmUn Stnrr. of Lincoln
drive and Mermnld lane, Chestnut Hill,
who In visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles
u. Ayres, In New Yerk, will return home
next week.
Mr James Whiter, of 18lft Walnut
street, and Mr. and Mrs. Wlnthrep C.
Nfrllsen, nl Uala, who recshtly sailed
for hurepe. ar at present spending
seme tlme In Londen.
MIm Banning Orange, daughter of
Mr. nnil Mm Wllllnn. mmvIah n.M.
' Of the Welllllirtnlv win. l.ri I. a, Mi..wlnv
; for n visit te N-w Yeik te uttend the
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Mrs. Uettlleb Krum, of 2530 North
Klfth street, wm hestnsi te thn mf-m-bera
of her Kaffe Klach at her home
en Friday Afternoon. The guestii were
Mr. M, fe. Mltehel, Mrs. Ayrcs, Mrs, .
Stephens, Mrs. A. McOrery, Mrs, C.
Help, Mm. J. H. Breadfield, Mr K.
Schumm ana Mrs. R. Help.
Mr. and Mrs. Merris A. Kauffman,
of 2110 Bprlng Oarden street, who have
been traveling abroad for tne last six
months, .will sail for thla country en
Wednesday from Cherbourg, France, en
the steamship Homeric.
t uMit of Husll Miles and Miss Agnus
JIIIek, who mnrrlcd one of the Tiers, of
-!..i..i..,i Cl.nv nM liAtll V..PV nrnttv
Cenny being rather lighter than Falre.
qiHE Beb Blcknclls' tea en Salurdey
rices In Phernlxvllle, there were mnny
there, nnd Fran loeki
X was a pretty affair. In spite of thn
ntxviiie, mere were mnny
there, nnd Iran looked awfully sweet
In a frock of white velvet brocaded
chiffon. She Is quite fair, you knew,
wild fluffy hnlr nnd laughing blue eyes,
ind her pretty dress suited her. She
carried nn old-fashioned bouquet.
Mrs. Blcknell received in a gown
of rlntli of Mlver. The. guests were
greeted in the living room, which wus
lovely with autumn blossoms and mnny
bouquets of (lower. Mrs. Sam Cnr
penter nml Mrs. Beb Lesley were nt
the Ifa tabic and about twenty of the
debutantes rereived.
HOW .
Ins t
OW .irctty Cernelia Itnnkin Is leek-
lice days ! I enw her nt the
Till, just a few days age wearing n
frock of fan -colored crepe made en plain
line". The (i)ler uus wendeifiil for her
lovely golden hnlr. She also were a top
cost ei gray squirrel nnd n smnll black
turban trimmed with uncurled ostrich.
Bhe is sailing for Kurepn with the
Wph Weeds en Wednesday of this
week nml expects te peud the winter in
Suitzerlnnd, where they will attend the
winter tperts.
MRS. THOMAS SKINNER, JR.
of Central avenue, Hammonton,
N. J., formerly MUi Marie
Teresa Gepmrt, daughter of
Mrs. Charles Gcppirt
Seuth Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Brien, of
232S Seuth Eighteenth street, are being
congratulated en the birth of a daugh
ter en Tuesday, October 24. Mrs.
O'Brien was Miss Mae Towers, of 1611
miner street.
Miss Marguerite Towers, of 1611 Rlt
ner street, la entertaining Mr. Lawrence
Welsenberger. of Pittsburgh. Mr. Wei
senberger expects te remain In thla city
ter tne coming ween.
The Se-ln-Clrcle, of which Mrs. W. It
McCartney, or bozo rranKreru nvenue.
In a member, will be entertained en
Thitrndiv afternoon next by Mrs. Jehn
Wear at her home In Bristel. The guqsttj
will be Airs. i,eenara weeer, Airs, reu
Leng, Mrs. Themas Moere, Mrs. Frank
.lenks, Mrs. Lewellyn Laws, Mrs. Itlch
nrd Myers nnd Mrs. Walter Tretter.
Mis Emma Knauer ltns returned
home after a three weeks' visit with her
brother, Mr. Otte Knauer, of Syracuae,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Fraser, of Walker
street, have returned from a meter trip
te Washington, where they spent a few
days.
The Olrls' League of the Emmanuel
Church, of Holmesburg, will held Its
next meeting en Thursday evening nnxi
at the home of Mrs, Charlen McClurc,
S118 Ithawn street, The members of
the league arc Mlsa Florenre Haines,
Miss Helen Lints, Miss Ella Bettln,
Miss 1una Bettln, Miss Florence Need,
Miss Helen Parr, Mrs. Jehn Parry, Mrs.
Benjamin Clark, Mrs. Charles Gres,
Mrs. Jehn Parry, Mrs. Bey Lints, Miss
Anna .Stevenson and Mrs. E. McCart
ney. , Norristown
Thn West Norristown Improvement
Association gave a masquerade party
and mock wedding en Saturday at the
Jeffersunvllle flre hull, which wus at
tended bv 200 museucradera. There
were seventeen In thn bridal party of
the med; wedding. Miss Mnlda Hlghtcr
was the chairman of the committee.
which directed the affair.
-Mies Grace Yeung. Miss Anna Stmt
tuck, Mlsa Edna Smith, Miss Sarah
Knapp, Miss Blanche. Bean and Ml.'jn
Laura Lawsen have returned from
Blrdsbore, whers they attended as dele-1
gates of the Epworth League conference
of the Northwest District of Methodist
Churches. '
Moereatown
Miss Emma Fex of the Faculty High
ihoel. spent tne weeK-ena at varnsiei
Fa., attending
the Dickinsen and
Swarthmere football game.
Miss Henrietta Merris Is spending a
few days In Trenten, N. J.
Mr. William n, Btackhouse has re
turned from Atlantic City, where he
attended the advertising convention.
Mrs. Alice Perkins Is spending a few
day In New Yerk.
The Junier class of the High Scheel
gave a Halloween party en Wednesday
evening In the school auditorium.
Mrs. P. O. Stroud gave an Informal
tea for the members of the Eastern RUr
and their friends at her home en West
Main street en Thursday afternoon.
Cirotti Ccnalli
An Interesting wedding wl'.l take
place this afternoon nt 4 o'clock In St.
Itlta's Catholic Church, Bread and Fed
eral streetB, when Miss Jennle Cenalll,
of 1625 Wharten street, will be married
te Mr. Jehn rirettl, of 923 Reuth Elev
enth street. A reception at the home of
the bridegroom will fellow the ceremony,
after which Mr. and Mrs. Cirotti will
leave en a wedding trip.
of left
STUART WALKER
Presents the Greatest
DRAMA
of AH Time at the
Academy of Music
Nev. 1st; 3 P. M. &
8:30 P.M.
Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Clark, of Bryn
Mawr, and Mrs. Ueorge Harrison
! rasler. Jr., sailed en Saturday for a
trip abroad, where they expect te spend
several weeks In foreign travel.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Osberne Troth,
Who have, been Hneiwllnir thn Inst ten
days In Bermuda, have returned te their
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Heward C. Marshall,
who were married en September 30 In
St. Peter's Lutheran Church Forty-second
nnd ParrlHh etreeta. have returned
from their wedding trip and are at
home at 1472 North Wilten street Mrs.
Marshall will be remembered as Miss
Kreda L. Hartmaler, of 4531 Lancaster
avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Hlgbse, Jr., of
Ventner, N. J,, are receiving congratula
tions upon the birth of a daughter, Bar
bara Hlgbee. Saturday, Ooteber 21. Mrs.
Hlgbee will be remembered as Miss Dor Der Dor
othy Hall, of 4613 Chester avenue.
returned te their home at New Haven
Conn., after being the guests for several
days of Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Acornley, of
5228 Lecdst street.
Mrs. Sarah Bulen Pass, of 110 Seuth
I Tirt.-n.. . ,. h.. annAl.nA.A .i.a
neme, .wis went Pcnn street, German-' ,;ii"'r V. ....t.,.. m a .
town. Mr. and Mrs. Troth and Mrs. n'aur0rl ,f "f be.r dpttUlh,!? tS'',?;,",
Trail's daughter. .Miss Label Perrlnc, . f'.J '?'. .and Mr. Vv We'ter But
Mb hKT. S S:bS"--T.ret.h: Lather. & V . ? rmahnd"' Mri.'SSu.V wft K
Wednesday te 133 "Vest Tuheheck home at B8U Djamend street. Wynne
street, dennnntewn, where they have , fleld- after February 1.
luKcu an iipanmeni rer tne winter.
E
ihetilnsgews' fancy-dress party te
morrow evening for Bunny Geary.
Hnie j-nu noted huw we nil love te dre-s
up? It's because we rcnlly nre chil
dren nt lienrt. no matter bow time nlavH
with us. and te "dress up" te be some!
one we reniiv ero net is one of the
Jeys of childhood.
Well d I remember dancing slippers
nd a tarleten skirt trimmed with
bells, in vhtch array T would try for
hours in balance en one tee before the
Ions clnss in mother's room, copying
one of the Musk nnil Wig boys. Them
wns the days. And new that I'm a
"lady Rrewed." I mill like an excuse
te wrnr a ceitunie nnd be n gypsy ev n
Carmen or llemun lady with wonder
ful drnperles all trimmed with "Wnlls
of Trey."
The dance tomorrow night is te be
J masked nfTnir nnd thet's even mere
fun, Yeu cnii my such rlever thltiKS
When you don't knew te whom eu're
tilkiiiR, enn't you?
fpIIKY lind been reading n story In n
certain very popular ningnzine. And
ene nld te the ether : "The heroine's
nnnie tnaket me tired. I never can
Pronounce it without turning nlmest
Inidde out. nnd then T find I hnve net
pronounced it. after nil." "Whv, It's
net a lilt hard," said the ether.
'lvenne, the y is like nn c nnd Venne
is uiime." And nt that moment up
spoke, little Marian, who waB reading
In the window nnd said she: "That is
n funny nutne, Isn't it? There was n
bulldog up in the ceuutry Inst sum
nier and IiIm name wus Yvonne."
XANCY WYXXE.
Mlsi Mary Andersen, of New Kechelle,
N. Y., will arrive early next week and
will be the guest of Miss Surah Beecher
Finck, daughter of Dr. nnd Mra. Ed
ward Beecher Kinck, of 1018 Pine
street, for a few days.
Mies Helen Hecjch and Mlt-s Olalre
Itoesch, who have been spending the
last tour months traveling en the Con
tinent, hnvu returned te the home of
their aunt. Mrs. Kdward Schmidt, of
Radner.
The Quaker City Ladles' Moter Club
will give a luncheon, followed by a
inusicale, at the opening of Its new
club rooms In the Hetel Walten en Mon
day afternoon next. Mrs. Ueerge C. J.
Kleck Is the president of thn club.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher l'lnck Is secretary
und treasurer.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MeFurlund are
en thelr wedding trip. Upen their re
turn they will be at home at S.'G West
Seymour street. Mrs. MuFarland, befere
her marrlage en October 14, was Miss
Florence Knufman. dauKhtcr of Mr. R.
Kaufman, of Germantown.
The marrlage of Miss Rebecca K.
Wickereham. of 4928 Walnut street, and
Mr. I. Maurice Stokes, of Trenten, took
place Saturday In the Friends' Meeting
Heuse, 0 Seuth Twelfth street, at 3
o'clock.
Miss Rese Cdrklil, of 5412 Chancellor
street, Is spending a few days la New
Yerk as the guest of her parents.
Kensington
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. Reeves, of 2172 Knst
Cumberland street, entertained the
members of the Covered Luncheon Club
nt a house party ever the week-end at
their cettnge In Pitman. N. J. They
gave a masquerade party en Satur
day evening,
The Delta Kappa Epsllen Sorority of
which Mrs. Jehn A. Breadfield, of 3131
Krnnkferd avenue, Is a member will be
entertained at the home of Miss Leu
Hall, 420 Seuth Twentieth street, en
Saturday afternoon, November 11. The
members of the sorority are Miss Ethel
Metzler, MIsb Bess Street, Miss Edna
Scelly. Miss Bess Smith, Mrs. Samuel
Tompkins. Mrs. David Btrumph, Mrs.
A. Dlngee and Mrs. Themas Hyndman,
MlHIUWIillllillli:
ii:;!;ri;i,niii:Hii;i;imitiiii!;ii;;ri'iin!;ij:!Uiriiiim.nuGu:cauni;a5)uniurwr,n,mnirtn,tai
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. ami Mrs. Rebert Murray Itehlen,
or siyj Flerida avenue, Washington.
J. ( . formerly of this city, announce
tne engagement of thelr daughter. Ml(.s
Mareaut Alwln.i Hehlen. nnd Mr. 11.
ranel:i rtlugH. of Green Hill, Md. Miss
Behlcn, who is well known In this city,
mini iht ueimt here nnd In Washing Washing
en tnree yu.irs ape.
Mr. nti.l Mra Jef-eph Tllce Tunis, of
if. .i '" 'anccy place, have Ih.sued In In
itatleiis for n theatre party, te he fol
lowed by a supper at the Uiu-Uarlten.
en Tiienlay, Newmber 1 1. In honor of
jneir ilthiitautQ dauRhter, Miss Annls i
Anieiig the.se who will assist In te-l
w'Mng at the ten which Mr. and Mrs.
Clarmcu W. Delau, of C.lencoe Heuse,
"psenient, will give en Thursday oft-,
jrnoeu next, te tntroduce their tluugh-'
r. Mls Itltu Delan. will be Mrs. I
Tlicmns McKcan, Mis, Kebert KcIke
SaAs,!,t. Miss Rita Cicsen and Miss I
"iitli Ither. a number of debutanti s i
- inenuiera or the younger het will
ftlK. ueelxe. Thn card of Miss Alt'x-
in.uft.,ltrewn 1Jelan Is Inclesed lu the
invitation
Mr. atitl Mm. Jehn Sejmeur llleien,
P .."Jeinlie in. Jliu-eii. ti.ivn IssiipiI tnvl-
iftlens feP a puiall dinne r-d.iuce at the E!
""' .niten en Monday evening, Jnnu-1 1!
r; in ncner or MIrh Helen liope
MontKeiiury and Miss Sarah Franklin
ii Mi hefore the ball which Mr. and
J. Jliu Whlte Oeary will give that
J,?"""? In. honor of their daughter, Miss
Mary iie v. Henry.
rM '''Iwurd Klercns Rlvlniis, of
ra.emlen, fhestnut Hill, will give a
aiiurens part tnmotrew afternoon In
it?. ur et ,u'r ""UKliter, Miss Mai Ien
,i..im.,H' nt IMkuceiiiIh., the home of her
iinre"lHl,."ll" "'"1 Mis. J. Willis Mar
n. ut Chestiuit Hill.
phM,r- and Mi s. Rcbert .McLean will
cnaneten the box jiarty at th San
J-aries opera en Monday eenlng, No Ne
ne"!.,!e.r. H"' wl,lch Mis. Jehn W. Celes,
of V, ' I'jne Htteet, will glie In honor
?' ,s'ls Elisabeth J. McKlrey, dtbu-
tTJ ." i uKiiier or Mr. und Mrs. uiay-1
8!.Mrlfley. f 20 1 J Pine street. Mis.
wiies Wi ak( entertain at the opera
'n Hener of MIhs MnMlrnv nn Thnruilnv
iiril A N!,v,,,,,,,er 23, when Mr. and '
th. . """"") n, ram will cnaperen
'" paity,
ntV1 w- ,,nrt Mrs. Allen Evans, Jr.,
"J Hie Rectory, Motion, l'a., me rocelv recelv
?. ,0V,KrllU,li,tle" en the birth of a
," ') len Evans, 3d. en October 14.
lm. '-vans was Miss Elizabeth Ilitl
'way. of Louisville, Ky.
n,5!'-,,,ni"l Mrs. .1. Bertram Llpplncett,
H,,,ii,,J,.ril,,,,t,u street, vntertulned nl a
jyiail dinner at their country place,
ll,"!,' Itethuyien. en Saturday eve evo ove
""I. lu honor of lr. and Mis. Douglas
nU ''.rai'chet. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frandiet
nd their children, who have been the
fim i for ,l week of Mr. nnd Mrs.
U pliieett, have returned te thelr home
"a fulsn, Okla... Mr.' and- Mrs. Upptn-
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Announcing Our
Annual Fall Sale
of
Hosiery, Underwear
and Gloves
Famous Harvard Mills Knit
Underwear at 20 Off
During this sale we will offer our entire stock of Women's and
Children's Harvard Mills Knit Underwear at thla remarkable reduc
tion. Price tags will be altered at time of purchase. ,
Women's Allendale Union Baits. Regular sizes. 2.00 usually $3.
Extra sizes. st.SOi usually 13. GO. The fabric In Allendale Union Suits
! knit et the very finest yarns. A fabric designed te be used for the
extremes of coldest outside weather and overheated buildings. Made
In all etyles.
Silk, Lisle and Weel Hosiery
Heavy Pure Silk lleilery, with llsle top and soles and seamed
back. A depcndnble hoie for serviceable wear. In all the smart col
orings. SI.3J a pair, 3 pairs for S8.75.
Full-Fashlencil Silk Henlrry. Extra-heal y weave puro-dye silk In
all shades, il.ea n pair, 3 pairs for SS.7B.
Vhii Ilnalte Heavy All-Silk Heilery In all shades. SMS a pair,
3 pairs for S7.35.
niack Hllk Lllile lleiltry, full fashioned with French and em
broidered silk clocks. $1.60 quality at Hfie a pair.
Kull-1'aililened Silk Mule Heilery In White, dray. Cordovan and
Black. 11.00 a pair.
Fine Weel Ileilery, with hand-embretdered clocks, In the newest
heather colorings. $3.00 quality at 1.08 a pair.
KnslUh Klbbcd Weel Hese, In light Gray, dark Gray and Brown,
at S'J.80 a pair.
Silk und Weel Ileilerr. with hand-embroidered silk clocks, In
Camel's Hair, Navy, flray and Cordovan. $3.60 quality at M.75 a pair.
RICH MENS
WIVES
JBstTawSl'
sasilHs7lL if (I rt.f 7 in
mlffiESsLl
Greatest
Screen Kiss
Em Shown
With tMstfraat cast
heuse'pbters
claire windser
gasten class
r0shary theldy
charles clary
gyrtle s1ephan
fILLIAH AUSTIN
HILDRED JUNE
CAROL N0LIGWAY
J.ARTHA HATT0X
Baby RICHARD HEAHRHH
PHIL ADAMS
& GIRLS
Mlnittur Kailest Oemsdy IntltHdl
"JSI"
MILTON POLLOCK A CO.
An Eseepttenal Cenudy Pllet.
"Ipssklng te rether" bv Oseris Ai
FOUR OF US
Olreqt Trem a Ttar't Sun at the
Mmle 1U11. Kew Yerk City
FRANK WILBUR
In "Keeping tip Mr Pnetlee"
Auspices of
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE
Alumnae Association of
Eastern Pennsylvania
Tickets New en Sale
At Heppe'a. 1119 Chestnut St.
Academy of Music
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Mat. Wed.. 2:15
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A Blnrlnc Treat With Kutle
SPOOR & PARSONS
Prntln a Sellfhtful Dane
Creation
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f FRANCES WHITE
TAYLOR HOLMES
L iKt itHvunmu niaau. cvmrsixciif"-
. HOTEL MOUSE
ML'RICAI. KtATt'ItB "1812 fVEnTBlUr,S
(Taeliftlkewakr) ArrangKl j ,J
AUwrt T. Warn" fnf Wtanler OrrhMtfei
StANTOWl
1ST1I AND MAHKET
11:S0. 1 .10. 3.30. 3.30. 7:80. 0:80
WIM-IAM FOX PRKSENTH FIIIS'P
HiiowiNe or
Wary Carr.
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TTIE PICTD11E THAT WON NEW TOMTO
irnanT im rr nnninwir
SEASON'S BUN
lUth and
(heaasff
It te V
.IEXT
WEEK
SEATS THURSDAY
Itlchf Frrim Np Yntk
ARTHUR HAMMmSTEIN'S
Bfnnt Prtntlem rroflurtlen
FRANK TINNEY
In n Muvl.rtlrl CemMy With
:nenniA O'tMMnV S. Orlelnnl rnt lntart
FOX-TROT CONTEST
CkastaleBihip of Philadelphia
Silvtr Caps, Trip te Ntw Yerk
for Winnsrs
THE CASTLE
HO 8. BROAD ST.
BE HERE TONIOKT
AMD BR1UO YOUR FRIENDS
Tuesdart Halloween Mask Ball
K
EITH'S THEATRE
MITTY A TILLIO
TramUra Daneera of Franca
RENEE ROPERT le OIERS-DORF
ENTERTAINERS
Jamai Thornten-"Thank Yeu Snoter"
xioraneii jnrany e titnra
and JACK McGOWAN
of "Leva Nit" Fame
METROPOLITAN Tomer. Night
tU'EIC lltlini' " ""
RUFFO
TUB WOItr.D'S RItKATEST n.iniTONn
POPULAR PRICES, 50c te $2.00
ACADEMY OF MUSIO FOYER
TOURS. EVE., NOV. 21. AT SilS
LOUIS KAZZE
PIANIST
Tlehata. 81 te ?2, Acailemy A Heppe'a
Masque Dance Tonight
CASH rttlZES
Stanley Dancing
N. W. COIt. 1STH & MAItKEi'
HALLOWEEN DANCE
TL'ESUAY. OCT. 31ST
Beglnnln Wed.. Ner. lit. He will hell
a ls-week popularity ilnnclnf eentaat.
Stnn tn nrlf tn tin. irlnnr
PINAFORE
LULU TEMPLE
Operetta 5AT- ETF:
in
Arta
NOV. 11
IIY GII.IIERT AND 8CLI.1VAN
Tlrkrta new en a4l nt Henpa'a, tllO rhet,
TROCADERO THE 0AY widows and
mUVAVfinV VTOT.CT lUfMla
VIOLET DREMAS.
ACADEMY Or MUSIC
Artisans Charity Bal Masque
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 30
IlclteU at Keppe'i, 1115.10 Chestnut St.
K,nVn?:, CumbarUai
Nlthtly at 1 1 1
Kata. Tuei., Thuri.. But.
DESMOND
I ?& SS WITHIN THE LAW
Women's and Children's Gloves
Trcfeuaac Kid Uva, special P. K. sewn, ene-clajp. In Black,
Wlilte, Tan. Brown nml Navy. Kular 82.80 quality t S1.S0 a pair.
Trefeuaae KW lleva, special P. K. sewn, ene-claap, in Black.
White, Tan, Rrewn and Uray. Regular S2.75 quality at S1.9S a pair.
eiir llnllra Mne of Trefeuaae Kid and Huede Oleree, In all lengths
ami emulcs. liua teen reduced, The average saving Is one-third of the
original price.
d.nulne Arabian Merha OleTea, the beat quality obtainable. Se
lected "uins In beautiful sliadei. Unexcelled for wear. Ilegularly 18.70,
at fl.75 a pair.
Wulliln Oleree of Imported Cape LeaUier, In all shadea An
excellent glove for aervlce and street wear. Regularly J8.25, at St.80
a pnlr.
Our r.ntlre I.lue of Cape and Meeba Walking Olevet has alie bn
reduced. '
wemen'a Woolen Qleree, In beautiful shades of Heather, Oxford,
Brewn'llver and Natural. 'Reduced te 81.00 a pair.
Fawnra' Flleirtte Olerea, mads of a rnedlum-welght fabric Berv-
Iceable and dreMy. In all the season's beat shades. 2-claap style.
Ilegularly 1.00 ut 7e( 12-button length, S1.80.
The rrlcea en Our Woolen and Fabrle OIotes have all been
r "lieTa' rnpeakln and Meeha Oleree. Beat quality, ene-clup atyle.
Rerulafly 12.50 at $1.75 a pair.
Slurlia Mittens for the little ones. White, Brown and Gray. Sals
nrloe. f l.oe a pair.
t'hlldren'a Weel Oleree and Mlttesa, tn attractive new ehs4ea
Bale Ir4re, fl.0 a pair.
i'lilldren'e Duplex Fabric Oleree, In all shades, Regularly 81.50
at 76c a pair.
A Complete Aaeertment of Children's Olerea, all at special prlees.
, J
a CXlrKrL--SWSWrtl r! -Jll J ' ' ' TjSbv V8f.v 1!? i, e OATx .-Ae.
The Vogue of Velvet
"the grandeur that Was Reme."
IEHOLD THE QUEENS OF ANCIENT COURTS! THE MODERN
COUTURIERS HAVE REINCARNATED THE SPIRIT OF PAST
AGES IN THEIR CREATIONS OF VELVET. THE IMMEMORIAL
RAIMENT OF ROYALTY. THE BASQUES OF EUGENIE AND VIC
ADELPHiLast6EvKS.,8:20
LAST Sl.OO MAT. THURSDAY
1 1 I 9 ft) I !3 I BBka I . 4 Wi a 'l
lbs Mitt ran.cui FUv In America.
or Arery Htpwoed
With Or"Kln-il New Yerk Cat. Inclullnc
HAZEL DAWN end n
OLEKN ANDEB8 I KENNETH DOUOLAS
"LlCr ItmMAH ; gOKBY WAT&O
3iraNEXTyEtK-S7y 7HUBS
I a B
lBln 13 KM ftal m eaw B Bftal aftaV
R"s4RRIE9
VIVIAN HAkTINsLYNNr OVERMAN
ve r ORieiivAL ht ycrk-catf
hu
i!JWUU
BROAD Tenipht ,;&
FRANCINE 1ARRIM0RE
IX THE NEW" BMART COMEDY
NICE PEOPLE
iiAnmr. nteTHBRS' greatest sctte""
GARRICKaett-
, Tep. Slut.
' WeJ. & Sdt.
:.0c te $i.00
GREATEST COMEDY HIT IN YEARS 1
MERT0Nth"e MOVIES
Harry Leen Vf llen' Fimniia Stnrr Pniraattt
1 by (ffe. S. Kiiifnnn nnJ JIarc Ceiinell)'.
GLENN HUNTER TltlS -,.
FLORENCE NASH lm';;;7";;,rI..
PflPPECT EVENINGS AT 8il0
rUIxKROl Ped. Mati. Wed. A Eat.
GET SEATS NOW BRIEF ENOAGEr.T
XIEGFELD
TRIUMPH
MARILYN MILLER
LEON ERROL
a
TORIA
THE BOUFFANT MODES OF CATHARINE II
THE
MOULDED BODICES OF THE MEDICIS BY THESE HAVE THE
PARISIAN DESIGNERS BEEN INSPIRED TO CREATE MODERN
QUEENS OF BEAUTY, ARRAYED IN EXQUISITELY TEXTURED
VELVETS, SCINTILLATING WITH METALLIC EMBROIDERY AND
JEWELED INCRUSTATIONS AND ENRICHED WITH FUR.
WA1WIIT TONIGHT AT 8
WAJjllUl Mat. Wed., 2:15
LAST 6 NIGHTS LAST 3 MATINEES
TH 6JVAT AHtWCAH ACTOR
LB WALTER
Hampden
TONIOHT A SAT. NIOHT OTHELLO
TAMING Or THE SHKEW Wed. Mat.
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS Wed.ETf.
nAini.i-1 inurt.nv x.vninf
SERVANT IN THE HOUSE Friday ETf.
MERCHANT OF VF.NICF SuturdaY Mt,
rvTHA MAT FHI HDMrO U JULIET"
F.vrS., SAT MAT T7c TO 60. Tins Tx
V.'ED. U TY.l MATS,, n0e TO $2. Flua Tax
NEXT WEEK SEAT1 NOW ON SALE
MARJOUIE
RAiBEAU
(By arranrement with A. H Woejj) In
"THE GOLDFISH"
A Hit In New Yerk and Evervwhern Elue
ALEHNE
wijsfiH
METRO PRESENTS SECOND WEEK Or I
A' CThe
ii'.iu aASiCSLlBT8"4t
- I
iJki
OfZH
Ay 'ANTHONY HOM'
A REX INGRAM
mOOUCTrQH I
1:30
3:30
5:30
7:30
9:30
P.M.
MATP Motion pictures
1 ' v 1 La taken of the galaxy
of stars who took poeieeaien
of the city laet week in honor
of the opening of "The Pris
oner of Zenda" ut the Aldine
Theatre will be ehewn at the
theatre during the current
week. These pictures are et
unueual intereat and of de
cided novelty, for they show
hew they appeared and the)
immense crowds along the
route and the camera men
followed the artiste wherever
they went during their stay in
this city and depicted their
deinge every hour of the vieit.
i.l
M 56DSCHESTNUT ' ;
0AW-2-2-4-S-8-O AM" . .
PRISaLMl
DE4N
aJSXIGtfRETTE THE
DAUGHTER. OF THE
.REGIMENT, IN
v
unutK .
1WDFM6S
FROM THE IMMORTAL
tLBVpUIM-
12TII A MARKKT
Women's Section
Second Fleer
Women's and Misses' Velvet
Gervns 69.50 te 295.00
Misses' Section
Fourth Fleer
BONWIT TELLER k CQ
QheSfxdShopcfOnauxalienk
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
J-
Hallewe'en Celebration
MARDI GRAS PARADE AND
TANGO CONTEST AT
Philadelphia Arena
(Formerly Ire 1'ilmct
4'mi AMI M VUUUr sfrt.
Tuesday Evening, Oct. 31
$500 IN PRIZES
re.tum tumult- en ''.'il t , nt 8 nMnrls,
foUevtid ty cnntlniieiiH .luiutili; At the Arena
TICKETS KOlt l'Alt.MIU', II 00
liirlintltitr Dhiii Ink'
Auaoleea Kifij nrwnil nml Mnrkit Htreeta
United Mrri'liunte' Amu . 141 Hu. 2J Ht.
l'liunu llelinent :i7ttl
Net necninry tu be raunUei) te par
tlclpnte In dunrlnr.
rHkHVaa 10 A. M. TO 11 P,
JACK HOLT
DOROTHY DALTON
IN l'AKAMOl'NT l'lCTI'lli:
"ON THE HIGH SEAS"
VICTORIA
TOM MIX
PTH AM) MAItKET
0 A. M. TO 11:16 V. H,
TO.
TAKE""
BTAIfFIJ
1BT1I AND fllKSTNC'ra
1U .. 91 1U 11 .Id I . l
ARCADIA
mrru MOORE AND MAJWORIE uaw w
"Leve Is an Awful Thinf" f
ST1I AM) MAHKRT
MRLHUIKYKOII
EEENA OWEN i
"THE FACE IN THE FOG"
CAPI I UL tlONrLBARRVKOl
JUNIPER
AND
KARKCT
11 TO 11
GLOBE
MAXIMUM aUAtlTT MINIMUM PRICl '
A Tlr'tnr Muileal verarnx
"DUMMIES" f8Bffi?&&e
1IARUV SI.ATKO AND COMPANY
BROADWAY
BROAD & DNYDEK
8:15. t.10 S P. M,
VATV"1T,TE A
'REMEMBRANCE?
HArtKVORDl
API II t1
Al I crswcNV
nSaUMlia.ii m AILEimEMT
VAUDEVILLE 2 15. 7 VD "
"MISTAKES OF 1922" '
COMPANY OF SEVENTEEN "
iure "MONTE CRISTO"
ADACC If EVC 60TH b MARKET "'
vnwtfil nCIw v-ikI m a it, 7 t
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ACADEMY OF MUSIO
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
1 Academy of Muilr, rridar Eva., Net. 8. at I
PHILADELPHIA OPERATIC SOCIETY
"I PAGLIACCI" and T
"HAENSELindGRETEL":
Otnaral Dlraetlen WASSILI IEPS V,
Premlnant Belnltta, CHrua and OrchMtr. T
Tleketa SOe te ll.eO Heppe'a, Ul Cheefitt
I.EOVOl.D STOKOWSKI. fiinjuoter
FRIDAY AFTr.llVOON. NOV. a. , P J 30
HATl'KDAV KMINIMI. NOV 4. AT M 1J
Holelitt MME. OLOA SAMAROFr, Planlit
BEETHOVEN Ovcrtur. ''CcrlcUe"
MOZART STinnhenv In (I mtnar
TSCKAIXOWBXY....Coneerto In B flat miner
I i or riane ana
STRAUSS "Dane. e
beaU Acadrwy jk llnpe'a, Ullt liatnu
r AQ1N0 ALREEVEi'-r-
V n e l li Ubeauty show
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