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,ktay-'" jrt rrsj-jfiypfm
piancy Wynne Talks ,e Unusual Number, of Balls
This Season Opera Supper Dances in Feyer, 'J
The Mterbury Tea
w,
-,. 'nih culnc en In the social
r-Vrt It Is hard te bHve thai the
1 SSSi w II net begin until Nwem.
i ?'"..' ...t,lti eners tllfht. Of
S nbn of thi r large affairs hava
uin h"ld, Just .smafier danctt Mil
BM5,W the number of these
'hE;Elnments Vpwially for the tjelmi.
ffie"a"excencd anything of the
M",!;; t rnii remember. It In with with
ffdeubt W nutumn I-hllndcL
nd'neT hSSde- the, Asscmbll,..
uJl will be be'd at usual en the flrnt
SridaV Blht after January 1 and the
Wrl'lay "Itht before Ient, the Bene
SBi the Midwinter and Bal Masque
SSn'tatha Commlttee Ball,-which wan
iiirtcd last year by n-number of the
!Sinr married men and' bachelors,
wffifla evidently ,&V tjannual
ftlr: Hre the large public? bells tee,
I ...charity and the Autumn- linil, the
I'lntttr held under Ihe auspices of one of
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imm .aainn rinu. iiii wilii n .......-. m
Ike Amrruuu "- -- .- r i i . vnsaiiBiiwnu or
lii ,ki. think of. the. private aances , city umieunced today
V..l ... in ihn .'nlnnninir ter Decern-Mane Holcomb. duuirli
nflB."RUh Itelrnmh t
STjSuary untf .the early part
'ibe'erezer ball. 'given for Florence
cSir, one of the debutantes, Is ached
SET for December 12 J the Committee
Ell December lf;ithe.Walter Jefferds'
Sfnee for tlielr niece, Marguerlte-Bdyle,
rt the Bltz-Cnrlten, will be given i Do De
Mmber10. The Ocergc Tyler' dnnce
it the Klts.fer Helen Ilnpe Montgomery
l te V tm'Dccembcr 18, and the Wll
m JenkB of; Morristown. If.,1 am
net mistaken,' have secUred December
i as thelr .nlilit for a half nt the
Hellevuc-Stratferd for their' daughter,
JTne,ntCiilg8M, December 21, there
,111 be a large ball liven for Anne
Tbwnrend by a number of the friends
at hr late parents; Mr. nnd Mrs.
lUlnh Tewnscnd. The BenNltkV'ls te
ki held December 20 the Atlcrburys'
Cn December 27, nt the Bellevue
Stratford, and the Charlton Yurnalls'
for their debutante daughter en Decem
ber 20, while New Years Day will see a
ball for Miry enry. given by her par
tnti, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn White Geary,
and the Clarence Delans' dance, unless
chinged. la te be 'en January 4.
And these are just n few; 1 am net
mentioning lurge affairs given at home
and In the hotels, besides epcrn parties
ind supper dnnccs, junior dances nnd
foedness knows what else. I can't see,
.. I. ... l... .1.1.. MA. l.nrtn Ifr
(Or Biy pun, nun mu uvui urn acv iv
up. And It's net only the debs this
ittr, though the greater part of the
tntertainlrg is for thorn; the grown
ups, tee, will go te most of the balls
and a geed many of the dances as
117 SPITE of the dark and rainy
weather, the teu which Mr. and Mrs.
William Wnlluee Atterbury gnve yes
terday afternoon at the Uellevuc
Ktrotferd was vgry well crowded; and
Kliiabeth, In whose honor the affair was
ilven, rertnlnly did leek sweet In a
frock of white velvet made with a
rattier long skirt and having a wide
girdle of rnlnestenes and pearls.
Mrs. Atterbury. looked" very stunning,
tee, and just every one wni there. The
flowers which were sent te the debu
tante fairly filled everv nook and cor cer
nr of the rooms. , I have beldeni seen
it many exquisite blooms.
rpiIB opera dances In the Feyer of
the Academy after the opera proved
Mich a success'' last earit has" been
deilded te have them again this season,
nnd If I am net mistaken Mrs. Jeseph
Leldy Is clinrimnn of these parties,
uhirh are ereat fun. It's llku th nr.
rhestra tens, te convenient te be able
te go right upstairs Inte the Feyer for
supper or tea without having te rush
out for wraps und wait for cars te ride
te another place. It's a splendid iden.
and, te be sjnngy. "It's going great."
SHE was a very pretty little woman,
though as n girl of fourteen or se
the nan been rather spindly legged jind
angular. Time, however, had rounded
her out, and her eyea nnd hair and
coloring did the rest, se new she Is
Quite n beauty. She moved Inte n certain-,
suburb lately, where a friend of
former years lived, nnd for some reason
this former friend, who seems net quite
certain of herself, was net .very cordial
te the pretty 'woman. Her little girl,
however, took a great fancy te heri nnd
every rhunce.she get would, run in te
see her. ,' -.
One 'da v, she -tame In great excite
ment, and after looking at let us cnlt
her Mrs, L, In n nulszlcn wav she
remarked: Well, 1 knew all about
you.-- wrs. i,. ; laughing te herself,
decided te hear the -worst and said,
VOh. de you?" 'Yes, Indeed," nodded
me eusy ntie gin. "wnen yn were
young jeu were terriBie homely."
NitNCY- WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Interest in 'ttif
are these" or Mi
ter of the late I.
VVulleclaterf.tTf-haln. n Vlcnim Aiiurr .
and -Miss Elisabeth van Dsrveer, OH
pliant,1 (laughter of iMrs. Walter Oil
pnant, of Trenten, and Mr. a dart:ett
HtryKer, -son of Dr. Samuel Stryker of
tnis city, v ,
Miss Holcomb Is a niece of Mr.' and
Mrs. Walter Blabon, of Bryn Mnwr,
and -In January Mrs." 'Blabon and 'Miss
Holcomb will m te Kurepe, where the
mnrrisge III take place.
Miss pliphant Is .very active In the
Junlor.-vlAjaBUe in Trenten, being vice
K resident of the orffanlkatelri. Ne date
as been set for her Wadding te Mr.
Stryker,
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Edward Zlm
mermann, -of Chestnut Hill, will en
tertain at dinner at their home en Sat
urday evening. December 18,-In honor
of their daughter, Miss Helena Zlm
mermann, before the Saturday. Evening
Dancing (Class. . .
Miss Virginia Eatle, 'daughter el Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Pardee Earls, of Crlt Crlt
tenden street and Gravers lane, Chest
nut Hill, will entertain at luncheon
and card party at her home en Thurs
day next, In honor of. Miss Katharine
Bradford Knight, daughter of Mrs.
Bradford Knight, of 2208 Rittenheusa
street, whose marriage ttf Mr. Edward
Cooper Cassard. win of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry TJpplncett Cassard, of Loekofar
Farm. Chestnut Hill, will take, place en
Tuesday. November 28. Thirty guests
w !W iL.,.tcJ,,d-.t Among the guests who
will attend the card party which Mlsa
Carel Preble Smith, daughter of Mrs.
L. Heward Weatherly, will give this
Afternoon at her home, 8919 Chestnut
street, In honor of Miss Knight, will be
Mlsa Molsle Stewart. Miss Eleaner V.'
Blean, MIhh Susie Stewart, Mlsa Qer Qer
trude A. H. Oraham. Miss Elizabeth
Jcanes, Miss Muriel Bishop. Miss Syd
ney Hiddle. Mies Pengy Ueeengarten,
Mfsa Virginia Ea:l Miss Lysbeth Boyd,
Miss Alva Hergen IKs Margaret DaU
lett. Miss Mary b-en Nerrls, Miss
Marjorle L. . Lai yc. Mrs. Reginald
Jacob). Mrs. Karl IXdce, Jtre. Stenhen
D. Collieun, Mlus Prisellla Davis, Miss
Mary xayier uniRiit, ansa Augusta Har
risen una aiibh Helena u. .Mitchell.
Mr. and Mm Jehn Rogers Maxwell,
of Selkirk, Vlllaneva, will give a din
ner and theatre party early In December
in honor of MKs Elizabeth Morgan,
debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Reed Morgan, of Mldwoeds, Chestnut
Mies Elisabeth Dulles Bartow, (laugh,
ter of Mr. und Mrs. JeMali Blackwell
Bartow, of Chestnut Hill, will enter
tain at luncheon en Wednesday next
In honor of Mrs. Herbert W. Warden,
Jr., of Haverford, and Miss Clair Mor Mer Mor
eon OUtings, debutante daughter of
Mrs. Jehn C. Olttlngs, of Ocrmantewn.
There will his fifteen guests. Mrs. War
den was Miss Dorethy Ely, daughttr
of Mr. and Mrs. William Ncwbeld Ely,
of Chestnut Hill, before her marriage
last June.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Reland D. Pollock, of
8319 Seminole avenue. Clicbtmit Hill,
will give a theatre party en Saturday
evening. December 2. in honor of their
niece. Miss Lillian Fergusen, debulanie
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln For Fer For
gunen, of 8031 Seminole avenue, Chant
nut Hill, before the dance which Mrs.
Scth Hetherlngten, of zoie Pine street,
will give at the Rltz-Carlten In honor
of her daughter, Miss Uetty Hetherlng Hetherlng
eon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter M. Schwartz,
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Daughter.ef Drahd Mn. Themat Q.-Xthten. of RedUaf.Wvnne RedUaf.Wvnne RedUaf.Wvnne
woed, who will bt the gue$t of honor at a dinner which herpar?
tnta witt give en Friday evening, January 6, before the Firtt ,
Assembly. Dr. and Mrti.Aehten, Mie$ AthUm, Mitt Careline
Aehten and Mies Helen Hepe Montgomery, debutante daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Learning Montgomery, recently returned
from Cambridge, Mats., -where they attended the Harvard-Prince-y
, ten football game en Saturday last.
by a card party at 4 oxlecx.-- ,
Among these, who expect te' meter up
te , Princeton en Saturday next for the
.Yale-PrlncetOn football
ana Mrs. jenn sremie:
came are Mr.
sar. ana irp
uv-
Arthur N. cioedfellow, Mr Nlchelaa A,
retry ana Mr. Nicholas a. retry, wr.
Germtmtewn
Dr. atAt Mrs. Herbert. Payne Fisher
and their daughter, Mrs. Levis L. Ayree,
of S532 Wayne avenue, Oermantewn,
will entertain a party at theiYaU theiYaU
Princeten football came en Saturday
at Princeton, which will be followed by
asdlnner at the Colonial Club In Prince
ton, tir. uii .mm vihr will enter
,taln as their guests ever Thanksgiving,
nn ana tarn. t. m, oruen-, ai., "
their son, Master F. M. Brooks, 3d, of
Harrlsburg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cotaeren, of the
Pel hum Apartments, are receiving con-
Gatulatlens en the birth of a daughter,
ils Chamberlain Camsrent en Novem
ber 1.
West Philadelphia
Miss Mildred Pidgeea, of 807, North
Sixty-thlrd street, will ntertaln, the
Alpha chapter of the Phi Delta Pal Se-
rnrllv. at hat. llrfma thla CVenlnC
The guests will Include Miss -Ethel
Lembert, Miss
Banner, Miss
of K02 Aliens lane, Chestnut Hill, have
Issued Invitations for-'a theAtreJ party,
nllnu.-1 lv anniMn nt tlia RltSCarltOn.
en Thursday evening, December 14; in
honor erf their nieces, miss as
senwarts and miss Katnertne ecrvwari-,
debutants dauchters "of Mra Charles
William Schwartz, Of Ocrmantewn.
Miss Anita M. Bandera arid Mlae Es-
telle D. Sanders, of 1225 lecusi street.
...Ill -ntertaln n hntiaa rl&rtV for a fSW
days this week. The guests will Include
mi... ni.iu.UiM xfau iter IPranrJa HTln
slew and Mr. Pearson Wlnslew. all of
Washington, d. c. 'rney wiii rr
Friday and will attend the Yaie-rrinc
ten football game.
Miaa ranrlla Carvalle. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Carvalle. of Chateau de
Vlllandry. France, who has peen U"
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Churchill Cele-
man. ok a-u. ue ium;ey ,tw. e--w - -w
the
deft touches '
of the
MASTER
DESIGNER
are reflected in
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ANDRASSY
1310
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The Remance of World History in the New Boek
by . .
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The MACMILLAN COMPANY
4-66 Fifth Avenue a New Yerk
td'vlslt her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Breck, at
the Wellington. -
Mra. Edwin A. Watrous, president e.f
the Philadelphia Music Club, and the
executive beard of the elub will enter
tain at lunch today at the club office,
at 1B30 Walnut street. In honor of the
executive beard of the National Fed
eration of Musle Clubs.
"At the annual meeting of the Mount
Rolyeke Alumnae Asseciativa, -held last
Saturday, the, following officers were
elected: President Mrs. Charles C.
Heyl; first vice president, Mlsa Jessle
Williams: second vice president, Mrs.
Ferd Van Anken; recording secretary,
Miss Emily Heffnelr ; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. Paul Chambers, and treas
urer, Mrs. Archibald Helding.
1Assunta Auxiliary will held Its reg-
PllvlIlM
Melnn rtintham. Uni Clmnran Floed.
Mn Mnrilmtr TranaYttt. Mrs. Nat.
.Parker, Mrs. Hareld Dehner, Mrs. Her-
eia jv crown, nrs. mnmi a w
Louise Chlpman, Mrs. Themas. Frants,
Mrs. Walter Stuart. Mls Esto'.le Woea
ana Mrs. jeeepn o'Denneu.
Th rtalta. nhnntar nt tha Phi Delta
Psl sorority held Its first annual Hal
loween party en Tuesday evening, at
the home of the president. Miss Blanche
van Maaren, seie uedds ureeK jjhi-k-way.
The guests were Miss Jesephine
Mulheltsnd. vlcn niwsldetit : Miss Martha
Buzby, secretary: Miss Rachel Thurs Thurs
eon, treasurer ; Miss Muriel French. Miss
Beatrice Favinger, Miss Deris McCall,
Miss Eleaner Paul, Miss Mildred. Baxter,
Mr, Lawrence Lavis. Mr. iiaipn stout,
Mr. Kebert La Fentaln, Mr. Richard
Montgomery, Mr. Albert Baxter, Mr.
uenaia nurns, air. i nemas &eum""'r
Mr. Rebert Chandler and Mr. Reed
Rlchabaugh.
party given In honor or
Wnlman was held at the
A freedom
Mn David D.
home of Mr. Jonh D. Piatt. B83S SeniCS
street, en Sunduy evening, November
13. Among the guests were Miss Steph
Ine H. Rosenfeld, MUs Fay Stlener, Mlse
. ddie Piatt. Mss Edythe Piatt Miss
Rese R. Rosenthal, Miss Hltda Blraen,
Miss Sara Jurby, Miss Celdle Blumen-
tnai, miss uiancnin ueiaeiiDerg, nr.
David G. Renenfpld. Mr. Nathan Al
Levitt. Mr. Albert Brazen, Mr. William
Cehen, Mr. Sllag Weiss, Mr. Herman
Welman, Mr. William P. Wetman, Mr.
nnd Mra. K. Piatt, of Atlantic Cltv ! Mlsti
Eva Aerlff, and Miss Reba Sharp, of
New Yerk.
A emiMeifJ,,1 rweptio'HeUow .tV'eeVs-
meny at the home of tne. eriae. .
nnd Mrs, eiiltn will live at 46 Columbia'
avenue, Mlllvllles N, J.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Rebert L. Ulhsen, of 4623 North
nUea at 4 o'clock this afternoon ati
the 'Protestant Eolsceoal Church or Bt.
Luke and the Enlnhany, when ..miss
Eleaner Mercer Jenes, daughter or wr.
W. MacLenn Jenes, win docehio ""
farlda of Mr. Charles Yeung Fex, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. fox.
Si .."V L""li. A -:.,;, wll vintu SEE; ..HViA i luncheon
SmiaVa'aaaUtarf hv tha Ttev. Arthur . and cardM en Haturdav afternoon. The
y,...-v,-"-.-w --- - mu I ... --- " r. T- ahnfVdr
Lewis, or unrist t;nurcn, niverwi,.
The1
lSj. '..k. m.,1, h-. .ia.n l A-tarrlajrA bv
nwi w" "'"'"" """" aTkiV.
Her rawer, win wear a gown m W"U
aatln embroidered In silver with a court
train nf duchess and nelnt lace, nne
will wear a veil of tulle and old point
lace ana win carry Bweei pess, ii
the valley and white roses. Miss Betty
Jenes, sister of tha bride, will act iim
maid of honor. She will wear a frock
of dull cold lace and a hat of copper
hade. The bridesmaids, who Include
HTM JOOretny tjx, sister or inunutr
groem: Miss Rheda Merris Breeke,
Mlsa Mary Fahneeteck, Miss Elizabeth
Anne Tayler and Miss Katherlne Snow
den King, will wear jun color chiffon
with brown lace hats, i They will carry
west peas. Mr. Helstelu de Haven
Fex. brother of the bridegroom, will be
best 'man, and the ushers will nciuae
Mr. Koeeri ivenneuy jencs, mr. rrw
erlck MacLean Jenes, Mr. Frank
Granger Jenes, Mr. William Fraslcr, of
Richmond, Va, : Mr. William Davis. Mr.
Tristram C. Colket, 2d, Mr. William
Jehn Caner, Mr. Themas Barten and
Mr. Francis Plumly. Miss Jenes' uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qranger
Kennedy, will give a reception after
ward at the Acorn Club. Upen their re
turn from a wedding trip, Mr. Fex and
his bride will make thou home en Kent
read, Wynnewood;
GillinFeulke
Miss Katherlne Elizabeth Foulke,
daughter of Mr. Heward Lcedem Foulke,
of lit Stanbrtdge street, Norrlstewn,
and Mr. Henry Melvln Olllln, Jr., son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry M. Olllln, of
,Millvtlle, N. J., were married lat eve
ning In the Oak Street Memerial Church.
The pastor of tne church, tl-e He v. C.
WEDDING.
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en
450 WOMEN'S & MISSES'
COATS, CAPES & WRAPS
Taken from Our Regular High-grade Stocks
& Repriced for This Extraordinary Offer
This is one of the most exceptional events of the season in
Coats, Capes and Wraps in view of the high character of
the merchandise, the variety of styles and fabrics and the
drastic reductions that are being offered.
Women's Capes
and Misses Coats
59.50
Formerly 69M te 79M
Mandalay Belivia, Pan Velaine,
Broadtail Cleth and Alenzo Boli Beli
via trimmed with mole, black cara
cul, beaver, opossum, nat. fitch and
gray squirrel.
Women' 8 and Misses'
Wsrap-Capes
75.00
Formerly 89.50 te 110W
Velerette, Pan Velaine, Ormendalc
and Belivia with cellars of beaver.
gray squirrel and fox. Seme have
entire tops of French seal. Beauti
fully lined and interlined.
Women's and Misses'
Ceat 8 and Capes'
95.00
Formerly 125.00 te 195.00
Duvetyn. Pan Velaine, Tyrena,
Preciosa and Gerena, with entire
tops of caracul or trimmings of
badger, fox and squirrel.
Women's and Misses'
Coats, Capes and Wraps
145.00
Formerly 175.00 te 250.00
Marvella, Duvetyn and Tyrena
with trimmings of fox, beaver, gray
squirrel and black mole. Reproduc
tions of Imports.
Women's and Misses'
Coats and Capes
185.00
Formerly 225.00 te 285.00
Velvet, Preciosa, Duvetyn and
Marvella Coats and Capes; some
have entire linings of black caracul.
Others are trimrted with Viatka
squirrel, beaver, Patagonian fox,
mole, caracul and lynx.
Camel'8-Hair Pole
Coats and Capes
39.50
Formerly priced te 69M
Swagger model in natural - color
camel's-hair pole cloth. Reflatien
Coats and straight-line Capes for
both women and misses.
A Collection of Women's
and Misses' Sports Coats and Capes
Closing out a group of Ceals and Capes of Imported Of? ii
and Demestic Tweeds in a wide' variety of styles. . aw !(
Formerly priced te 5930
MISSES' SIZES
14 TO Id t
THIRD FLOOR
WOMEN'S SIZES
34 TO 46
uests wer Mrs. Oeers" Shaffer, Mrs.
Frunk L. Jenes, Miss Helen Graham.
Miss Anne Ueorgesen, Miss Mabel ."ut
ter, Mrs. Ethel M. Junk and Mrs. Lydla
I Pewell. Mr. nnd Mrs. Olbsen.have
as their guests for a few days. Mr. and
Mrs. James Bradford, of Wilmington,
and Mrs, Junk, of Clarksboro, N. J.
Miss Fat Berman, of 1624 North
Eighth street, Is recovering from a e
vere cold.
Miss Fay Racks, of 2207 North Twen.
ty-nliilh street, entertained the members
of the A. K. D Hewing Circle at her
home last evening. The memhers pres
ent were Miss Anna Benaml, Miss eara
Beyer, Miss Anna Jacobs, Miss Ellsa
beth Snlevc, Miss Ilese Jacobsen, Miss
Anna Pinkie, Miss Beatrice Sacks and
Mlse Alary Sacks.
Moorestown
Mr. and Mrs. James Oladhlll have
returned te their hbme en Ncwbeld
avenue, after spending seme time In
Harrlsburg,
A large masquerade party was given
In the I. O. O. F. hall en Monday
night by the Eastern Star.
Mlsa Elsie Rogers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rush Rogers, and Mr. Charles
Herren were married at the home of
the bride en Saturday at 6 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
F. A. Warden.
Mrs. Herbert Evans, of East Main
street, was the hostess at the card club
which met at her home yesterday aft-orneon.
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nieji Spent in the
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8tnrM v Krert Sj'him
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