I
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f'Ztim Kftiry DI Merris
IC'uBWUil Prt about It Js
fl.rtJSS soft wilt fa.,
MO 1" SrlTif.. tlili fur tnras
BHW'HS?1!
ibet wsSLZXSSZI
rewWU fait trimbwM.
&w2fa ' rUei sabaed la
JKtiB fW. . '. . .-
X!7V.VrA Ye eeetnt- am ere
thlnis In the. war of feww
nturli from we eiaer km.
IrErt en., part, t.r .njiher.
yvrv
'Wynne Sees Smart Costume Wern by Miss Norri.
Tidla of the Tea te Be Given en Friday by '
&3EV ani Mrs. Tkeaar JMtries rer
liS?ffl! TOW
vf"2l" 7 .U. I hear, and I tin
KiiSSL
.'.; zzrSa
HO m8fa atteu an' ererythlnf. Oft
Ki'fif'S wrtiln, though tfriai m Its
tab! ,?...... nnuHmift which the
B&sr Clb of'. Symenl. Ohei
F.f.ierihit I noieini m '
fcUwue-atratferd Has stepped the fir
E&rSni few mero parties than were al
:!ft.,!d'Vl!i..- .n.it en the teas
ffMnl Friday. Then there will be-Nerma
V), f.? '.-l.lfc Mr. anil Mm. HeUB-
fc SinnU .h. .at th.U -home, 401
?b.d exited te in" their new
I?, h"ln Pinama atreet in time te gire
,,. heueewannim there for
'". ,, .mi knew, the usual demy
' flnua, ,". m.- .-J fc.nttnr.
'"v? 'kn,enw.DtheUG?e;sh.ve turned two
( the Panama street homes Inte one
'5a I the McKnlgbt Blacks hare taken
aaa a rn nnuRHi m tuc bbuv wavwnt
MM. Black was Miss Lucy Orey. The
Grays are te mete today te the Blacks
aid will stay with them until their
l 0UM uuinuru
I a-tU.A
SPEAKING of Panama atreet, tee
William Darllngtens are coming into
teas for several months and have taken
in apartment in me neuse wmcu c uir
i nan Furness has changed into apart
meats at 1028 De Lanccy street, Just
hack of the Panama street houses. Mrs.
Darlington, you remember, was Miss
Jcae Bullitt. The Darllngtens live
melt of the year in that lovely old
brownstone house en Mllner street, the
fnt read off the river nt Torresdale.
The beuse beenged te Mrs. Darting
ten's father, the late Mr.' Legan M.
Bullitt, who bought it from W wife's
family. It was formerly owned by the
late Mrs. William Rawle Brown, whose
ase-nter, the late Mrs. Legan Bullitt,
tits Miss Maria Brown.
I MUST tell you, in case you might
' keep open Jnnuary 12 and net ac
cept ether invitations the James Crem
wills' party, which had been planned
fee that date and was te have been
rgb-en at the Rltz-Carlten, has been
Mtnnnvd until after Easter. The date
k net sett'ed as yet, but I understand
It will be held the week alter raster
tr one week later.
jTJOBBIB had for three years held the
D center of the stage in his home.
i Bet last month there arrived in his
'home another little boy. Bebble did
8 it knew quite wbat te make or it an.
I was used te being the one for whom
Bersey brought breakfast upstairs
well, of course she still did but then
she had that ether baby te get things
for, tee.
Then whenever he wanted te climb
into mother's lap it seemed as If that
baby was always there Somehow he
was net an individual any mere; there
was always another, nnd he began te
rewnt it. Se when Mr. T met
him en the perch one day nnd asked,
"Well, well, what have you get in your
' heuie?" he replied wearily, "Oh, it's
'Jeit another Webble."
NANY WYNNE.
. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wllmer Blddlc. of
Blnderten lTeuse, Chestnut Mill, will
five a luncheon en Sunday, December
0. Mr. and Mr Blddle, who returned
yntirday from Baltimore. Md will oc
cupy an apartment at the Rlts-Carlten
early next month.
. The ladles who will preside at the
tea table at the tea which Mr. and
Mrs Heward Worthlngten Lewis, , of
, till Spruce street, will give en Monday
afternoon next, te Introduce their niece,
.Mils Helen Knight, daughter of Mrs.
Jeieph Knight, of Haverford, will be
Mrs. KnlRht. Mrs. Francis Neble, Mrs.
JMward S. Sayres, Mrs. Jehn Frederick
Lewis. Miss Julia Lewis. Mrs. J. Frank
lin McFadden. Mrs. Henry Green, of
Trenten, and Mrt. William Dayton, of
new Tork. Among the debutantes who
will receive will lie Mies Annls Lee
Tunis. Miss Elizabeth Dale Wlllsen,
, Jllis Margaret Newlln. Mtns Constance
nediter. Miss Emily K. Bartow, Miss
Sarah Franklin Duane. Miss Fanny Cox
JYelghtman, Miss Beatrice Meckrldge,
Mlii Jesephine Jenka, Miss Virginia
uguerenne Carpenter and Miss Jey
Drew-Bear.
Miss Lucia A. Warden, of 1830 Rlt Rlt
lenneuse equare, will give a small the
atre party en Friday evening, December
ii. In honor et her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert W. War
ai Jr., of Haverford, befere the dance
which her undo, Mr. William L. McLean,
will give In honor of his debutnnte
eaughter. Miss Sarah Wells McLean.
VThe guests who will attend the dinner
at the Uellevue-Stratferd followed by a
theatre party which Mrs. Walter T.
jfiLrd wl" lve en Friday evening next
m honor of Miss Verner Petersen, debu
n e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geerge
Mteraen, of Ardmore, before the ball
jnleh the Uav. and Mrs. Geerge Col Cel
lft Carter will give In honor of their
"outante daughter, Miss Mary llldgely
Stert,wH' 'nolude Miss Mary Falck.
w.i!.uBlllabelh Morgan, Miss Marlen
therne, Miss Elisabeth Pancoast
1 ey. Mr. William B. Severn. Jr.. Mr.
S" Wetherlll, 3d, Mr. Oeerge
v. P,,aben, 8d, Mr. Samuel Barr and
v::ttr?ia . Mr. and Mra. Edwin
J.V-Deuhert)r Jr., wlU chaperone
..Mrs. ftivnrM ns-.iA. M.nt -- u. -
aheV', " ffi.-SrlS
rnein , iU'V0 JtS" tomorrow aft.
.OU xJ& ..P Theodere Spencer, of
20ii Tvif..urf' neoeore spencer, or
KDfcBU8. "trSSi' . P'Wt her
Th era fn k1"- "...V?!" HPeh? r
aeeenii .. ." "" f.?1-.'""" party, xn
f2l7 nli..Mr charte" Price Mau e.
CvltatleM eenh0UJ? 8treet' hav" "saned
Wn-ri.n." fop a .dinner en Friday eve
Sum TharL? h tR.no?er et their niece.
Mr! a7,drS!.-&1.ark5n. daughter of
MMwata.H.r.Pthi1P ?: Clarksen, of
r th2 piff: ni'.am heada will give
hniift" Philadelphia Country Club In
Sd Rnea'Sl1' duht"' Ner2
OaurevShlri!S p;,. Vaughan, of Red
ion at EbW' w,l' ntertaln at lunch-
thaatrih!HB,en IiBaua followed by
ii-V"" Party en Saturday, December
i In honor of Miss Maria Louisa
. dbutante "Kghtfr et MrV
WmmMMBWi
iifiiii .'.
m&wpEm.
Wi
Dunn for MitsGrey
crab thai evenln-r also In honor of sties
Aaatns,
, InvitaU
LTJnai hare been issued by Mlsa
ibeth Thornten, daughter of llr.and
wiaai
Mrs, Samuel 8. Thornten, of lit Bleem
tetfdal Avenue, Wayne, for a luncheon
te be given at the Bellevue.RtratfeM
tO M fOlIOWMl hv a Mlllnu Mri mi
Wednesday afternoon. December 11, la
honor Of MlM nharlntla Uu flraiimm
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand J.
M2V7"' JSl- "issanicken ana Manneim
treeu, Oermantewn, whose engagement
haa repenUy been announced te Mr.
Qoederham MeCermlck.
eJST'J1110 " Hub I. .Wltaen, of
Bryn Mawr, have Issued Invitations for
J'dlnner en Wednesday evening, Janu
f5fia' ,.h0J32r of their daughter. Mlsa
"" jjriisen, oeiere tne junu
or
biiiuvrsiui tjmnwt
The guests wae Will htttnA h Aln,
er te be given, by Mrs. Jeshua, Ash
Pearson, of West Chestnut avenue.
Chestnut Hill, at her home en Friday
evening, December 15, te be followed
W. .JhwiLre.,Pftrty ,n honor of Mlas
Alice Rhoads Marsten, debuUnte daugh-
ii)l!J5I'!L.S.nd Mre- Henry Marttpn, et
6900 Woodbine avenue, Overbroek; will
inolude MIm Elltabeth T. Pearson? Miss
Charlette M. Graves, Miss Betty Heth-
Mn5ti8rl,.H1,0B cl."r ..Meri2.n elttlngs,
Miss Mary V. Beyle, Mrs. Thomaa Her
reeks, Mr. Jack Ballagh, Mr. Ooederbam
Lautem MeCermlck, Mr. Maurice
Sleane, Mr. Cettwrlght and Mr. Rebert
X, Downs, Sd. i
Km. rinvM r fiiiu - n.i i
Wynnewood, entertained" a bridge party
au.aIa Kf" weru-ijr. . ine guests in
eluded the members of her card club.
n.SfS- AJlirai5,R MoCewn. of 814 Car
fnviitp.ii?ine' Oarmantewn, has Issued
Invitations for a bridge party en
.. -.i.ujr aernoen, uecemDer 13,
-M,,M,RuthJ?urp,hv'.du:htr of .Mr.
xT-wMil. tau B. Murphy, of 6113
North Fifteenth street, Legan la at the
fo?raheUr?h.uy.nUelm: l,nt" Cltjr!
iXh,Jll.n,0.r aid5 of st- An' Hes
P'tal will give a dance this evening In
the ballroom of the Bellevue-Stratford,
the proceeds of which will go toward
heSpStul n'W eperM,n ""m ' "hi
Mlsa Kvelvn H. V e.i.-...i. .
fhThV0?. Broekno. entertained
the Lambda Chapter of the Pi Sigma
Sorority en Saturday afternoon. The
guests were Miss Ruth Walrath. Miss
JUice Tener, Miss Evelyn n& Miss
-"-' viisuiiu nun Alice Menck.
ehlJ2.an4?Uul banlet and dance of the
Sphynx Club waa held en Thanksgiving
QV AH I fife
Mr. Daniel Burnstlne, of Frankford
imf fflfffSfi the Tnan'vlrhellday
wltii JiIb family, returned te New Yerk
""i"'"") uu eunaay evening.
The third annual card party under
the auspices of Jie Emergency Secial
will be held at the Hetel AdelpW reef
garden this afternoon at 3 o'clock?
West Philadelphia
..iX.11 Mr- Samuel Stern, of SS13
Cambridge street, gave a large birthday
ftl..0". Su.lday. V8'n In honor or
the thlrUenth birthday of their son.
Maxwell Stern. There were forty guests,
among whom were Miss Eva Vcsetsky,
MIhb Sylvia Txlrlln. Ml Tun.
Stern, Miss Edith Tonkin, Miss Mildred
wT'r . ."V." sie uertner, Mr.
Michael Nadley, Mr. Mux Cramer, Mr.
Irving Morrison, Mr. Merris Helder, Mr.
JJmn!y 0en. of Nw Yerk, and Mr.
Martin Aakln.
a pretty weaaing took place last
... V-Ti w."iIJBrHoen at tn Church or
Our Lady of the Rosary. Sixtv.third nnn
Callewhlll streets, when Miss Marie
Rewan, of 629 North Felten street; be
fSPS,01!0 et Mr- Jehn Jenkins, of
163 North Melllck street. The bride wi
attended by Mlsa Oaneea Jnkin ltar
of the bridegioem, and the best man was
Mr. Paul C. McHugh, of Seuth Ard
more. After a dinner and reception at
the home of the bride's mother, Mr. and
Mra. JenkinH left for an extended wed
ding trip. After their return they wilt
live In overbreok.
A. dinner party waa given recently
at the home of Miss Nettle Piatt, 8633
Spruce street. In honor of Miss Hilda Q.
Barmach, whose engagement te Dr.
Jacob M. Cahan was recently announced.
The guests were Dr. and Mrs. Leuis
Gershenfeld, Dr. nnd Mrs. Michael Piatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Deutsch, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Frank, Miss Stephanie
H. Rosenfeld, Mlsa Blanehe Oeldenberg,
Mlas Fannie Sterner, Miss Edythe Piatt.
Mr. Jeseph D. Piatt, Mr. Philip Rosen
feld, Mr. Julius O. Piatt, Mr. Harry
Kolodner, Mr. Albert Belber, Mr. How Hew
ard Kolodner and Mr. Elmer Applesteln.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hyman, of 602
North Fifty-second street, gave a dinner
en Thanksgiving. The guests were Mrs.
M. Eherkasky and Miss Betty Horo Hero Hore
wlts, of New Yerk City; Mr. and
Mrs. M. Zeben, Mr. and Mrs. B. Freed
and their daughters; Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
DOMINIC
VERANTI
mi WALNUT STREET
Announces a
Special Sale
Tep Coats
Including Hi
Original Medels
DOMINIC offer
ing, at practically
coat, hi original
model top ceata, which
re of the very finest ma
teriala obtainable, and
trimmed with aelectcd
run. Theee ceata were
11 originated by Dom Dem
inic and petseaa that dis
tinction which is se
characteristic of Deminie
clothes.
The original price of
these ceata was $125
Wld UD. The eale nriee
will be from
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Photo by J. Mitchell Billet.
MISS WINIFRED
NICHOLSON
Daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wil
liam Nieholten, of'Wittahieleen
and MidvalB avemut, German
town. Mi Nieholten will be
among the aidee at the fair
which will be given for the
benefit of the Northern Heme
for Friendleae Children at the
Bellevue-Stratford en Friday
and Saturday of thit week.
Edeteteln. Dr. and Mr EB. Freed,
Mr. and Mr J. Kaar, Miss Sara Freed,
Mlsa Fanny Freed, Mlsa Sylvia Zeeen,
Mlsa Dorethy Kaar, Mr. Meyer J. Freed.
Mr. Jack Zeben, Mr. Arthur Bellln and
Mr. Hareld Hyman.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Dennelly. 01
71 West Yerk atreet. announce tne
engagement of their daugnter. Mies
Miriam Elisabeth Dennelly, and Dr.
Themas J. Walsh, also of this city.
Dr. waish is a graauate or jerrenuu
Medical College and la a member of the
staff of St. Mary's Hospital. He Is a
nepnew or Dr. -rnemaa j. irieming, or
this city. I
Miss Frances Muchnlck. of 3126 Mont
gomery avenue, entertained en Thursday
evening In honor of her out-of-town
guests. Among the guest were Miss
lieu Cutter, Miss Myrlam Mlchealaen,
of Trenten, N. J. ; tflss Sephie Chertok.
of Ceatesvllle, Pa. Miss Frttsle Fex, et
Norrlstewn, Pa.; Miss Minnie Rlfkin,
Miss Reba B. Muchnlck, Mr. Lyen H.
Plstrlch, of Montreal, Can.; Mr. Leen
Gressman, Mr. Mickey Glass, Mr. Lewis
Newman, Mr. Barney Bedek, Mr. Irving
Tnompsen ana Mr. Leonera uucnnica.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Shulman, of 4629
North Eleventh atreet. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Belle
Shulman, te Mr. Abe S. Jacebl, of At
lantic City, en Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J, Blount, of
Lenex avenue, gave a surprise birthday
party en Saturday, December 3, In honor
of their daughter. Miss Catharine
Blount Among the guests were Miss
Marie Garrlty, Miss Frances Lynuii.
Miss Kitty World, Miss Gertrude Blount,
Miss Marie Plnnekamp, Miss Kitty
O'Brien. Miss Catharine McFadden.
Mlas Margaret MeCoeI. Mr. Jack Gar
rlty. Mr. James uraaiey, Mr. Jehn Ke
rens. Mr. Heward Tumulty. Mr. Ernest
Bebbin, Mr. Walter Stead, Mr. Cnarlea
iiannigan, Air. August ucnuits, Mr.
Henry Schults. Mr. Geerge Carbrey,
Mr. and Mr Herman Plnnekamp. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rudelph and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence I. Everllng. Mr.
and Mrs. Everting, of Oermantewn, gave
a dinner before the party.
The betrothal of Miss Alice E. Lleb
erman. of Brooklyn, N. Y te Mr. Her
man R. Geldberg, of this city, was an
neunced en November 30, Thanksgiving
evening, at the home of Mr. Geldberg's
jarents. Mr and Mrs. Jacob Goldber.
2631 North Thirty-first street Among
me guesis were air. ana mra, j, neaen
thai and their family, Mr, and Mrs,
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r xamiiy.arra
Morrte OeMberg
AfalMVar
1 Ifiet lete AdamWi, of im NartN
TwtMtywawfMtr atreet hu retunsed w
fier Ihmm after stnT the Thaiili.
BgWfeas?fci
Te!
Seuth Philadelphia
itr. and Mra. If. Short, formerly of
lIQa Seuth Thlrteenth streetare new
Urta a, their new. home at Twentieth
and lUtner etreata.
Mr., and Mra. Samuel Silverman, et
111! Seuth Seventh atreet, are enter
taining inrermaiiy at ineir neme uiie
evening In honor of their twenty-fifth
wedding aanlveraarr. Among the jraests
Will M sar. ana sarw. auerw suintmn
end Mr. and Mra. Isadora Sklar and
their family.
The Ladles of San Dominge Dramatle
Aaeoeiauon preaeniea a musical oemei
in im ata. antltled "The Karl and t
Girl,", in Mercantile Hall, Bread and
Master street, last evening.
MIm Mae Sterling, of New Yerk, for
merly of Seuth Philadelphia, haa re
turn,! home after a abort stay aa the
guest of Mlas Esther Shar, of 1613 Per
ter atreet.
WkWWHaWWW
awm fMMaM. He. ana
keeMthal "ia their 1
Mrsv let nilMf
If r. IM Mra,
fmiaUrT
Geerge Allen, inc.
121 4 Chestnut Street 1 214
Paisley
And they are se pretty, tee! The Paisley is unusually attractive as it
is shot with metal and the hats are trimmed with velvet in colors that
blend with the Paisley. The prices are attractive as well, they are unusual
hats for $8.00 te $13.00.
Hese, With
Unbleached
Seles, $1.00
and $1.25
Black cotton
stockings with
unbleached
soles at $1.00.
Alse a very fine
grade of im
ported splitfoet
black cotton
hose at $1.25,
eutsizes $1.50.
A Holiday Sale of Lamps, Complete With
Shades, Regular $7.50 te $10.00
Values at $5.00
This is a very timely event as one of these attractive lamps will make an
ideal gift for any home-loving woman. Seme of the shades are glass, some
are of the pretty new silk crepes everyone likes se well, and there are four
different styles in all. The bases may be had in four designs, tee. Third Fleer.
Initial Handkerchiefs for Men and
Women, 25c te $2.00 Each
i
Fer men there -are handkerchiefs of geed linen with block initial nt 25c
each, 6 for $1.50; 35c each, 6 for $2.00; 50c each, 6 for $2.75; 75c each, 6
for $4.00. There are also handkerchiefs with French colored initials and
rolled hems at $2.00 each.
Women's block letter handkei-chiefs are 25c each, 6 for $1.50 and 35c
each, 6 for $2.00. With embroidered corners they are 85c each, 6 for $2.00;
60c each, 6 for $2.75 and 75c each, 6 for $4.00. There are pretty colored
handkerchiefs with initials at ?3.75, $4.50, $4.85 and $5.00 for a box of 6.
Metal Braid and Rosebud Trimmings
for Fancy Werk
Metal braid for all these gifts that are yet unmade, i2 te 5 inches wide,
10c te $3.50 a yard. There are also rosebud trimmings and trimmings with
tiny fruits en them, some combined with metallic threads, 30c te $5.00 yard.
This Week Is the Last Chance te Have
Your Christmas Cards Personally
Engraved
We have se many orders that, with these that come in this week, we
will be kept busy until Christmas. All our cards are steel engraved and die
stamped and are the work of skilled artists. We have divided them into
two price groups and
Price Greup Number One
25 cards personally
60 cards personally
100 cards personally
iJk;
?
'' i
at of the
Wewuui'
Meting te
eToek In the
cnnren.
ecttire en
twiea
TTTati.W:
Henda
ther wi:
at the club.
Mr. Merman
raeywlll tell of the
worn oi-mie
wiu , peiegatwti. in
Franee. Mra. Xmtr Kaitew
fbiJs-iTVr"12ffi!,
Williams win, aveak en tnt
neon tea. will fee eerred at. Ike
ia wtmaUnm. On Tlaasmaaw 1!
mm ia a CtirTstiaaa aala wrlH ka
. 4u Out. fmn II i. II. u I K
daily. Lunoheen wUI be eerrei frewi i
neon TO s r. sa., mirar sum JXi
artlctee, oak, candy and lsmenaie will
be for sale, also an attraewe eww aw
endar, Chrtetmaa cards and eMeker.
Mr, Henry Oberly, of Wett JetaeMi
street, haa left for the Seuth, where he
wlU apend several week In traweJ.
Mr. and Mm Fred W. XaaiM: ef til
Queen lane, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Mlsa Ethel jTEealaa, te
Mr. r. Edward Atkins, Jr., Merekant
vllle, N. J. Mr. and Mr. Atklne wUI
make their home in Alteesa. Fa,
Mm Tf-tan Wllllamami. mt TBaat "All.
pehecken atreet, ha retumei from New
Yerk, where she spent a few week with
her sister, Mrs. B, Tayler.
Mr. Philip Sternberg eatertamee ui
formally at her home, 6IIT Oermantewn
avenue, en Sunday avanta'. Daesmbsr
3, at a surprise birthday party In
Establish 1MT
Teques Are Very
$8.00 te $13.00
there is a wenaenui selection in
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flsmflv wsnsHi w ik. vj
.hkMlnf JM Ufa MeOMPgll
Mr,' warwleK. XFiiee yiji j
"LiatwiesMHSWs in iw mi '
ii ft a. tn.-m talk
M.
BMuera
janzr
Kayser Silk Vesta ......
mnM Kayser vests may s
uSlCT be had in white, flesh a
'aMl and orchid, regular s
WJEfl and bodice tops, $2.75. tL
'JIBIgg Kayser bloomers in Kftj
jjESH flesh, white, orchid, ' 1
jflflH black, navy and brown, H
Price Greup Number Twe
engraved, $2.35
engraved, $3.85
engraved, $6.75
25 cards personally engraved, $3.75
60 cards personally engraved, $6.60
100 cards personally engraved, $11.60
FH
nbhun
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
ir 9fll dwiiiwiwij awss e
KU Lubowits, Mr. Ai
kwaamait-i tinn. ami-.
atthaw Brick. Mr. Ml
Mr. Hti
Kck SMrnberg, Mr. ana
ward
ITalaties.
redew, Mr. ?."
and Mrs. Barry
Wedow.
Ibert and Mrs.
juri an
w ..4 ui wiui O. MaeBrlde,
of 411 Wert Chellm "; hSi;
im a-inawment of their daughter. Miss
Gertrude H. MaeBrlde, te Mr. a. rearaen
Itekerts, Jr.
Delaware County
rwrtssASSjaBfP.
ktl waa aalfl an manamr ., ...-
leh wa held
rfuaTiir nd Mr Oeewewriin, m.
eiup".r- Z.,Z'7i . "Mr7 and Mrs.
SartaTlWlwMr.MdMmCharles
Turner and Mr. ana iar. "rry
Wlnsmer.
weeMndln.aJrafSn''i ?
rtnrnenTleftnrecsntly for Flerida,
where ahewiu remain for several weeks.
New,
-iUim
f-
Lavender
Topped Hese
$1.25 a Pair
I m p e r ted
hose of
fine quality
mercer ized
lisle in black.
A s p 1 e n did
stocking for
Christmas giv
ing. In regu
lar sizes, $1.25,
eutsizes, $1.50.
each.
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te attend the weddlnf. After a. email
reception Mr. and Mr. Walker left te
ltd Mrs. wixer '" &
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THE ROMANTIC STOllY OF AMERICA'S
OOUJEN DAYS OP WIIAMNO
Popular Prices 25c te $1
AVOMENTED ORCHESTRA
Aeadasi- of Msiie Tkun Dec 14, 8: IS
NEW YORK SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
DAMROSCH I BEETHOVEN
C0Kituuj.uK I PROGRAM
PINAL APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
Mr. Dimreicb will five aa addreu os tae
"Eroica" irmpheny with illsitratiesa al ta
piano.
TlekaU at Ael. and Hnp't, chntaul
WAINIIT M,,-T"'". sec te $i
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PAULINE LORD
In Euien O'eill'i MaiterpUy
ANNA CHRISTIE
With GEOROE MARION, FRANK SHANNOH
Ami Kntlre Orliflnul .New Vertt Cut
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ANN PENNINGTON
WITH THE STEWART SISTERS I
Ben Mcref & Ibacb'i EeUrtaiaere
AILEEN STANLEY
JANE OONSEI.T.Y J. 1tiv.
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Secretary te Lloyd Georga
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WALLACE REIDM.BEIEDANIOS
In "KICB PEOPtE" .
IK CONJUNCTION WITH VAVDXT2XXS
CROSS KEYS TSLJSSLJSSm
Forty-third Annual
Charity Ball .
Thursday, Dec. 7th, 9 P.M.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
OPENINO PEATUBE
A BRILLIANT MVSIOAL PAOEABZ
A beautiful and epectacular muataaf
revue entitled "Au Clair U la Luna."
plcturlns th musical remady uceaesas ef
the tat icaaen. Pertraysd by ever two
hundred dancer.
The beneflclari-, are: The Unlvereltly
llenpltnl. 'VVardi O. A and C: th JeRsr JeRsr
een Heiplul. Beem for Cenvalncentai
the Weman' Hejipltal of ntlladelphta.
Maternity UuUdln. and Um Hahnemaai'
Jlcpltal.
Deur npen at 8.40, concert at S.S
until (I.0O; epenlna feature at 0.00. Ossy
tral dancing about 10.00.
Ticket are 1(1.00 for each peraes, eat'
are en eale at the Charity Ball OSsV
Kl." Chcutnut street (Telephone ImbaM,
Bill), lpia'a and Cenwey'a. "'
hiwctatum1 ticket. 30e each for tfeav
amphitheatre, a well resular SB.,
ticket will be en (ale at the Academy et
Thurndiy etenlns
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