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EVENING PUBLIC .LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1922
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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JVancy Wynne falks of the Forty-third Annual Charity
Ball Held Last NigjitShe Sees Many Stunning
I s Frecks She Hears of Miss Ricliardsen's Illness
t rpIMti wen when the Charity Hnll
J. epcticil nl'ii n granu uinrcn leu uy
hi clmlrmnii of the commit tee nml
"Seiic f the Indie? of high degree And
CTry one smbnirlbed te ,b.ixp nml (some
i t .'i- unn'lv wnnr In thu hnll fur
ptWlllf """-.'
14 tilf mi hour or se, bccniiRe they wnntcd
1 te de honor te me ineniuera 01 mc com
n,ittce, but they really were net In
i ..-. a.1 In ttin tinll
t v' Then nbeut ten years age the com
mittee decided te make the ball n mere
' repular event. Net only did they want
n'eeplp te subscrlbe, but they wanted
them te come. And some one conceived
the bright idea of opening the ball with
' a reectaciilnr event which would In
terest the social public. The first year
they Invited the students of the Acad
emy of the T'lnc Arts te dance nnd had
a most stunning
In a year or two the committee had
tn even better thought nnd decided te
have an opening pageant in which mem
bers of the younger set end some of the
younger martled folk would dance. That
idea was carried out with BUCh success
that the Charity Hall Ih new n real
eecinl event and no one would think
of missing It.
It's true that the subscription list is
net strictly exclusive, but a very fash
ionable set of people attend and the
opening feature is nlways beautiful.
The pageant before the ball proper
n. imiiMinllv attractive. I thought.
First the lady of the moon, Mrs. James
N. Anders, appeared, accompanied by
Mr. Charlie Morgan, the director and
sutlier of the affair, who was re
"pleniletit In white satin and btiaht blue
lequlnx. The planet, eight Jf : i
rlcbs, came next in pretty costumes of
liclit lilut- georgette nnd silver rlbbeiiB,
".'."": ".:-n... . i.i,.i, fnt.. .,,.
M i. l'ercy Frazcr, who was Ilss Ellen . A'"","' V--3 Elizabeth Barrlnifer,
nwitnnlnff. in a wonderful butterfly I, V.H-,.W'y.. ,B,0&. A1'83
resuuiic ul j '"' ami uiei. mni j.u.u ueinara, ii ss Mernia arey. Alits i-. -"Sally."
Then a whole chorus from (both J. McElroy. Miss Mary Carrell
"Snllv" came en, the girls in Russla'n , Spencer, Miss Anne H. Tewnrend, Miss
Mstumcs of white, nnd the men In ''"'see Tunis Miss Nancy HMVooi HMVeoi HMVoei
ii.eii red and blue alM Russian. This g,ten',M,,5? Josephlne Jenks. Miss Anna
? i0"'..1.0'1.'...! V.-' if. ,i.i;V,....7.ri4J: Sfce.la Zlmmermann and Mrs. Herbert
m ii-iiicrcuicu ...v .....i.v..... ..
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Next there was n pretty tableau done
v..Tf., ii. Mvlu..ii nn,i ip i
v) mi . """"," '' "",. , ,, .V: Starr, daughter of Mr. and Mrc. James
Jee e pit A. peering, Jr., called ' In the starri et faerninntewn, will trlve in
Menth of May," followed by the fas- honor of Miss Annls Ie Tunis, debu
cinating chorus of KetlnkuB and wooden tante daughtur of Dr, and Mrs. Jeseph
eldicrs from the "Chnuve Seurls." . lee Tunis, of 2216 De Lancey plate:
l IpI. U Kn much the race in New Xerk. ' before the ball which the Rev. enflju..
Th'emcn .and girls, ull were emerald
s
itch, iriuiiiii:u niiu iinaui, nuiui ten, In honor of tlieir deuutin'.e daugn daugn daugn
loeked very well. Miss Cerlnne Free- ' ter, Miss Mary Hldgely Carter, will
run and Miss Klizabeth Jeanes were
ie lenders of this set. which rcpre-
Ut. Hi.. Ii.fYeisnn tlnnltil
cnteil the .Ii fiei son Hospital.
Ai. oilier tableau ioliecd, two pretty
, ub-iubj, Huruh Mary Humes and
,. Iqie ucl-t, ns u 6I1111U girl nnd Uey,
' aiiad then n Frngenard chorus from
"Uued .Morning, Dearie," In' which
v most el the dancers were debutantes of
this m'iineii. The costumes, which were
i blue): and white, were very striking.
Mi.-. Iluirlsun K. Caner, Jr., of
""i Nut V" fame, then uppeured as a
. fas,i,i;uiii' Seuth Sea Islander In red
, ami nrten, followed by a delightful
cliini from the Follies, whose dancing
was icj hajiM the most applauded of all.
' The (horns wis entirely of girls, BO.ne
of wlieiu jivere pluiitutien girls and
ethfi l' sf in iinnihing ce-itumes et
euij uvler of the rainbow. Almest tin
. fuu.inM le.iiuif el their costumes were
'love) while spats. They did home ex
pert eccentric dancing.
After this group had finished Faire
cI?iiinf. Slean gave u sole dance in the
t Mine icsiiime In which she appeared In
"S.illy" when it was here bevcral weeks
go. Catherine Llttletieid, nlse fiem
"Sa.ly,' did a chnnniua ballet dance,
'.,nd thrn the grand march came elf nnd
general dancing be'an. It was really
quite a biilllnnt occnuien and the dance
fleer was jammed. i
TUKS. ALEXANDER COXE YAH-
NALL looked most atti active in
red whet, nnd Miss Marv F. (Jlcndin
nliiR wi( n htunniiij,' dress of fuchsia
d, liimmed with narrow bands of
dark Inewn fur. Among the debutunte.s
inntiied was Frances (Jerhard, whose
Mients, Dr. mid Mrs. Arthur (lerhnid,
lad a liiix. Fiances wbh pretty In n
Pink taffetn frock made with a tight
bodieti nnd n long, full hklrt, and u wide
Bertha of geld lace. Elizabeth IIew-
land. Mrs l.r.ii1iipf..l TTnti'l.,.1.11., ,lnU...
I . 1 ..,., .vi.va.v... AAU..I...11, e ut'uu'
IV Untfl llllllirll frt tl..V.n (n.ln ...i.. ..I....
ireiiM', ami Mis Heatrice Meckridge,
-netlier deb, looked well In green bro
cade Mrs. Alexander Van Renelner
looked stunning in u gown of old rose
chillrm rh et made with n draped skirt
n a peail ornament ut the side, bhe
i, were a lope of pemls.
TT'S tunny Jiow people seem te have
the Ninie "hunch" for colors en the
Mm nlcht. The opening opera night.
ion lemeinbcr, whole white costumes
predominated. Last night blnck was
Jnuch In lileiice. Mis. Themas Ash-
.-vm neie siiiiuiiiiK Bown of black
jnu pdd brocade The back of the
oeuice was principally of bind; lace
(l ticic was a long nairc.w train nf
, Meende draped en the fieck fiem the
MlIiie. Her dmlghter, Miss Anne
Amton, nlsu were black, but her freik
Ps,,ef velvet and was made en dis
tinctly plain nneSi
. 'VP- lnM Xewhnll, who is chap-
wning Anne Townsend, her niece,
-i "?i n llemi,,ir'tet you knew, at most
i!i ti1,u'ik"!' were a wonderful gown
it- . vt'Ue, ,u'"'t exqulMtely plain
W' the s ight fullnef,-, being gathered
"le mi ornament ut the left hip.
Mrs William J. Oletliler, whose
K'i'"' Ml,s 0,l of "10 ceinniittee,
wei ed stunning in a Bown of emerald
Ween u-lyet draped Inte a little full
nts , nt the left sidu and ilnialied with
n Orii'iiinl limkie,
H. V.''-J a'"'l; Wi,,J worn by Mi-,
th. ''"."ten Coxe, Jr.. who sa in
lftn. i,u,,h 1"'1' metl"'' In-law. Mi-h.
'em j llrinten Coxe. The little Initie
tiiii., i" """t '"' Kl,l,u'' brown frock,
L. i L.i wltl' tan-colored wooden
emi '"-'. "'"' il stiiiiiiini; cloak mnde
" "I "n Indian nhuwl, xv-lsiula had a
. Jl'le ii. .iu- of while fur. Mrs. Coxe,
Jr.. was ; Mivl Hjj,.,, Sewillli
- teu, "' 'i0!0, Altl'" cllJf'u beautiful
will.' 'i" , U '"'"'"'d clulfen velvet,
i,,Y " -ii.iiiii iiniii iimt iniiiei olio
""''Ie .it the lelt lde of the sklr.. tihe
"S H.Mi',11" f,u,,,( ,,XM,,S. ....n-u
Mil "
Ague
. Inv. Ii"1'" A"1'" weru a Freucli heck of
leej win,,, lembined with lavender
Hill, , "' '"i.ii'iiicii huh i nreiii or
III! lui r. .,.,... i i.i. ..ii
4 K "'Tanged in panels. The bodice
h..i i r"n luuj-i'oiercu vcivec wan
i 2ft e ' WM"' "" ,",d wW
4 Mis. ,.. I, i ii i .
vt i.i u"1?..JT"Vr w,,.s '." l"!L'u cl-
' nm
the budlcc hud rliiiiestone
ieuldu.
h"'ups. .Miss Anna limine
level.. ) '' ,MM Ii'm. hu hud n
, ' ''rk 0,f hjilrnuaen blue velvet.
s nltegeihcr n very bcuutiful bull.
J)'D jeu bear nbeut Snrnellcn Ulch
wii,?lllsi""' v" knew lest summer
Mi" 8,.C wnH nt Heaver camp, in
' oteMi:i.sc hal1 " whlent (n fall or
Si .V nm ,ere several nf the Uric
awl ?f ,,,cp, Wt shoulder. Well, it has
w.wl-i.,'Mu.e I'P properly, and peer
lev ,.,i' "'"'.'''id te leave. Sml.h Oel
Ih
i?.? i1u,'i "'nP ''wn for treatiuent nt
.. n ,i 't'li "own ler treatiuent nt
" thihepedii- Hespltnl and will net
k It w s .... , i ,,eV,ncs , uml, ,t"u htteeC and Mrs. Redman " Viator who Sre
, ,11 i-aiiBltt lit thu blde with a l at Tueimlna, Sicily, will shortly IcavS
win. I 1"u;"- 1 reach lluwers. llcri for Nnples and Reme, where they J
IU lit ill) Is ...I,. ...!..... I .ii .... i.l ..nrn.i linn lw. ii . -."
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return te college till nfter the holi
days. I nm nfrnld ' she will have te he
operated upon, ns the hurt Is quite seri
ous ami she may linVe te mlns the
Christmas parties.
pOLLY, who is net yet four years
;M, was spending the da wllh
ffnnuniether. In the pantry en a high
WicK there was a big tin box, nnd be
11 kn,wn. I'1?' Pel,y "new H1ld tin box
was filled full, eh, quite full, with most
delectable cookies.
)Yctti, ,nn. opportunity came, and
Pelly climbed a small ladder which steed
In the pantry and was standing rather
wobbly, te uny the least, en the top of
the ladder holding a cookie in ench
hand, when grandmn, who had been
Renrchlng for her, suddenly opened the
pantry deer and ran toward her with
0 f,ryet nInrm' fearing she would fall,
roily looked calmly down upon her
and remarked, as eusunlly as she could
with her mouth full of coekies:
"Grandma, are you angwy or only
nervous? Yeu knew, when I'm angwy
1 jus. put 11 sparkle In my eye and
then get ever It."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunne, of 2uz
Di kancey -I'lucc, ,'m kiu .1 Ultnie m
trlday evcnlriB, December 22. In honor
of Miss Nancy CnrncRle, daughter of
Bosten, Mara., who Is new vIsitltiR Miss
.Jane Gorden Coxe, daughter of Mr. nnn
g" Chrtrlcs E. Coxe, of the Bellevue-
Stratlerd.
necclvlng at the tea which Mr. and
Mrs. Dunne will b!e en Saturday te
present their dauRhter Miss Sarah
:"". i,i. " iuhwjb
inurcn.
The guests who will attend the dinnei
"' evening vincn miss sarnn i.egan'
S,;eMeI".e0r'atOIthl0"8utlcea?:
Include Miss Frances K. Winter. Miss
felftbeh Site-. Miss Ellsp du Pent, , ir.
E '.ward S. W. Fumum. Mr. Philip Wal-
8 Mr Bartow Muller. Mr. Haield
WilRht. Mr Moivle Flctchc- 'itul Mr.
Frunlt Tayler.
The guests who will attend the dln-J
ner at tne ifitz-unriien, loueweu uy
a theatre party, which Mrs. William
B. Geedman, of Chestnut Hill, will give
tomorrow evening In honor of her
granddaughter. Miss Susan Price Good Geed
man, debutante daughter of Mra. How Hew
ard D. Seaver, of Chestnut Hill, will
Include MIsh Nancy H. Woolston, Miss
Oeerglana F. Harris, Miss Virginia L.
Carpenter, Ml3 Josephlne Jenks. Miss
Lucylle Austin. Miss Ellsnbeth J. Mc
Elroy. Miss Margaret A. Hatfield, Miss
Mary Ernestine Appleton, Mr. Clayten
McElroy, Jr.. Mr. Frederick Schaefer,
Mr. Herbeit Beene, of Baltimore, Mr.
Jeseph VInlrck, of Cambridge, Mass. ;
Mr. Francis U. Reeves, Jr., Mr. Douglas
Darby. Lieutenant Themas. U. S. N. ;
Mr. Jehn Hunter and Lieutenant Har Har
old O. D. Hunter, U. S. N.
Dr. and Mrs. Themas G. Ashton will
shortly lssue Invitations for a theatre
party, te be followed by a supper at
the nitz-Carlten, en Saturday evening,
January 6, In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Woodsen Hancock. Mis. Hancock,
before her marriage last Saturday, was
Miss. Katharine C. Lea, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lea, of West
Thorpe, Doven. Dr. and Mrs. Ashton
have closed their farm at Edgemcnt,
Pa., and are occupying Ucdleaf, their
place at Wynne-weed.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Jacksen, of 2033
Spruce street, will entertain at dinner
thlB cvenlng In honor of their debu
tante niece, Miss Kathryn Peace, uo ue uo
fero the ball which the Hev. and Mrs.
Geoige Calvert Caiter will give In honor
of their debutante daughter, Mias Mary
ltidgely Carter. Among the guests
-111 be Miss Llllle Stewart. Miss Nancy
du P. Knowles, Miss Mary Stout, MIhs
I'lieLil'.a Davis, Miss Gertrude A, II,
'Irnliam. Mr. Hamilton Han Is, Mr.
Henry Nerrls, Mr. J. Palmer Llejd, Mr,
Jehn Page Blair, Mr. Jeseph M. Wln
tersteen and Mr. G, Antheny Jiickben.
Miss Mary Carrell Spcncer. debutante
daughter of Mrs. Theodere Spencer, of
2017 Locust street. Is entertaining as
her gucHt for a few days her cousin,
Miss Mary Ogden, of New Yerk. She
assltted In receiving yesterday after
noon at the nt home given by Mrs.
Spencer te Introduce her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs, lfanc W. Jeanes. of
2018 De Lnncey street, entertained at
dinner at their home last eenliig fol
lowed by a box party at the Charity
Ball. The guests meulded Mr. and, Mrs.
i!rrlt P. Judd, Mli.s Anna Foulke and
Mr. William P. New hall.
Mr. nnd Mra Jehn S. Gustlne, Jr., of
CXi Woodbine iiu-niie. Overbroekr will
entertain at dinner before the dance at
the Philadelphia Country Club to te
morrow euin; In honor of Mrs. G.
Hampton Sllcex, of 1G23 Llndley ave
nue, whose tnGagemeiu has been re
cently announced te Mr. Albert Lelge
Coryell, of Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Tayler, of Oorbreok, enter
tained at a nmnll dinner dance en Wed
nesday eenlnu In honor of Mrs. Sllcex.
The dnnee te be given by Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hecter McNenl, of Doven and
2101 Spruce stivet, In honor of their
.laughter. Miss Mnrgaretta B McNenl,
mid Miss Virginia Dlffenderfer, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles II Dlffenderfer,
of Wynnowoed, en Saturday evening,
December 23, will take place at the
Merlen Cricket Club Instead of their
home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur H. I,ea have
meed from Chestnut Hill te their town
lioiii-e, 2004 Walnut street, for the win
ter Mr. and Mrs. .1, Donaldsen Paxton,
et St, Davids, will entertain at a dance
.luring Easter week In honor of their
(laughter, Miss Myrn It Paxton.
Mr. Jehn Gardiner, Jr., nnd Mr. Thce.
dore Freed will give a small dinner
dance nt the Germantown Crlcket Club
tomorrow ccnlng.
The Plnye and Players will jjive an
Informal ten at their club house, 1714 Da
Lancey place, en Sunday afternoon next
at 1 o'clock. Among thone who will re
echo will be Mrs. Hubert C. Geddes
.Ir , Mrs. Harrison It Caner, Jr., Mrs
.Samuel Cooper and MIbs Helena Unl Unl
blrnle. bjhiu w
??!&lnWhg? U'
Wi t-r will return
month.
Redman Wluinp ,...n
winter. Mrs, JeiIe
te this country next
Mrs Edmund II. McCullough, who
lias been npendme seveial menthB trav
eling (.n the Continent with her sistBr,
Mr j. Rebait Kennedy Wurts. of 2131
Pine street, has returned te her apart
ments at 100 Seuth Fifteenth street,
Mr, and Mrs, Uaae R. Davis, Jr., et
Swedesford reud, Gwynedd, have move I
te Enslen, Pa., wheie they will .iva
pernianenxiy. Mrs, Davis was Miss
Kutnmlnn li. Hunter. (Uughter of Mrs.
Ernest Heward Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hepburn
nnd their dnughters, Mles Marie Leulsu
Hepburn. Miss June 8hnw Hepburn and
MIhb Eoulse Hepburn, of Orchard 1B.
Vlllanevii, lnv Mikv ni iiiiartmerit nt
r isner
JOIUIH L'tl IU7 ir l,'lni
Danced for Charity Last
it
Photo by PhetO'Craftrrs
MISS BANNING GRANGE
Daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Williapi Drayten U&nge, of the
Wellington, who mneed in the
Weman's Hospital set, which
represented the Follies in the
Charity Ball Pageant at the
Academy of Music last evening.
the Lengacre whlle their house Ir belna
altered.
Miss Carolyn Sheppard, daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Maxwell Sheppard,
entertained at a small auction bridge
party at her home, 2124 Walnut stroet,
en Tuesday afternoon, In honor of her
sister, Mrs Frederick W. Lcgg, of Bal
timore. Mrs. Lcgg. who has been the
guest of her parents for a week, re
turned te her home yesterday. Mrs.
Lcgg, before her recent wedding, was
Miss Mildred Sheppard.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gorden, who have
been spending a few days In this city
ns the guests of Mrs. Gorden's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. English, ei
226 West Scheel lane, Germantown.
have returned te their home In Washing Washing
ten. Mrs. Gorden, befere her recent
marriage, was Miss Elaine Tayler Eng-
Miss Gladys N. Fex, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Russell Fex, of 4203 Wnlnut
street, whose engagement has recently
been announced te Mr. Charles 13.
Hedges, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Hedges, of Bosten, left yes
terday for a visit te New Yerk.
Majer General Littleton W. Tazewell
SYaIIcJ U,uSM- c: ana Mrs. Waller, of
2600 Seuth Twentieth Btreet, have lett
ter a visit te New Yerk te meet their son
J d daughter-in-law, Majer Littleton W.
Tatewell Waller. Jr U. S. M. ('.., ami
Mrs. Waller, of MendowhreoU, who ha
been abroad for several months, and win
arrle in this country tomorrow.
Mrs. William Easby, Jr., of 2029 Lo Le
cust street, will entertain at a small
bridge party nt her home en Saturday
afternoon, December 16.
Mr;.and Mrs- J'eph A. Leuchhelm
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Stuart F. Leuchhelm
will be at home en Monday evening Dr.
cember 18, from 8 until 11 o'clock, at
Colony Heuse, Elkiti3 Park.
Mrs.
Malpass, president of the Drexel
xJlndle SeelRl Wnrltara will lAh.n,A
CIRl
the second annlversnry of the erganlza-
Ity Parish Heuse. 217 Seuth Twentletti
street Several hundred ladles of the
organization have arranged a concert
iivynrnm. xne soie sts will include the
following ni lists: Miss Ceclle Bout Beut
nulb Mlsi Ollve May Wilsen, Miss
Edythe Melntyrc, Mls Miriam Bryan
and Miss Dorethy Black. The Rev. Dr.
Feyd W. Temklns will deliver the an
dress of welcome and ether speakers will
ni ude the Rev. A. J Arkln, B. D and
Majer A. J. Drexel Blddle.
The Faculty Tea Club of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania will meet en Tues
day afternoon nt a e'c'nc!- n ser
geant Hall. Mrs. Grever Huebner will
lead "The Silver Lining." n one-act pln
by Const.inee D. Arey Mnchey, nnd Mrs.
Lewis R. Dick will read poems by Vachet
Lindsay. Mrs. Charles Turncs is the
hostess.
Mrs, William S. Baxter, of Queen
avenue, Lnh$downe, will entertain at
nriuge tomorrow evening. The guests
will be Mr. and .Mrs William V. Naulty.
.Mr. and Mrs. Nerman P. Fern, n r
and Mrs Charles Evans, Mr. and Mrs
Meechnm nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J.
Nichels:
The marriage of Miss Eugenia Tevls
Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs I
Hampton Williams, of Euclid street,
Woodbury, and Mr. El'woed K. Gilbert
hen of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry A. Gilbert',
of Hnddenfleld. took nlacn milctiv. n
Saturday last, at the home of the bride
In the presence of the Immediate families '
and a few Intimate friends The Rev. '
Herbert Ure, pastor of the Presbyterlnn I
Church, officiated The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, was
unattended. Mr. Frederick Remlg, or
Nutley, N. J., was best man. Imme
diately after a wedding supper Mr. nnd
Mth Gilbert left for Chicago, where they
will live during the winter.
The Pi Sigma Sorority will give n
flvf hundred nnd bi id(;e party tomer-
inv afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, at the
RIttenhouse Hetel, for charity.
The Women's Student Government
Association of the University of Penn
sylvania held a reception and formal
openlnor of the Bennett Club at the club,
332G Walnut street, last evening. A
lecture by Dr. Pennlrnan nt 8 o'clock
In Housten Hnll preceded the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Dobsen Schefleld,
Jr., of Roxberougli. are receiving eon een eon
palulatlens en thu birth of a son, Jehn
Dobsen Schefleld, 3d, en November 30.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clement Ramsdell, et
5812 Whitby avenue, are rccelvlng con
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh
ter, Mary Miller Ramsdell, en Novem
ber 30.
Miss Dorethy Tebler formerly of Fifty-sixth
street end Wvalualng avenue,
new et Japan, 13 visiting her aunt, Miss
Reba Graham, of West Philadelphia.
Miss Tobler, who Is nn accemplfshea
violinist, will return te her home In
Japan In February, where, with her pa
rents, she will remain for several years,
Mr. and Mrs. William Schelbie. e
1011 Seuth Frazler tertnee, are ro re
c.'lvlng congratulations upon the birth
of n son, Wl Ham J. Schelbie. Mrn
K"helble was Miss Elizabeth Roberts, of
West Philadelphia.
Mr. J, Nugent, of 6606 Woodland ave
nue, is entertaining his (laughter, Mrs.
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Syiacuse, N. Y.
Mr, and Mrs. Jeseph Pragcr, et nm
Walnut street, gave a birthday party In
honor of their daughter, Miss Mellle M.
Pragcr, en Saturday, D c m'er i.
Members of the Phi Sigma Sorority aim
the Gamma Nu Kpstlen Fraternity were
present
- The fifth meeting of a llttle afternoon
bridge composed of young marrlea
women was fiven at the home of Mrs.
Herace Red, of 120G Seuth Ruby street,
West Philadelphia, en Net ember Bv.
The guests at the meeting were Mrs.
Stockton Bacchus. Mrs. Russell Graf
r.ns. Mrs. Jehn Lengstrcct, Mrs. Robet i
B. Maglll, Mrs. N. R Uber. Mrs. ma
Scnurcn ana xurs. u. n. Htraus.
North Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Merris W. Rich, or 139
North Gratz street, are spending semu
time at Atlantic City,
Mr. Sel Fisher, of Seventeenth nnd
Berks streets, Is spending a few weens
In the Seuth, where he will visit his
brother, Mr. Benjamin Fisher, at San
Antonie, Tex.
Mrs. A. Simons, of 1324 Ulavls street,
hefl as her guest for n. short time Miss
Sylvia Bernard, of Hellls, h, I.
Mrs. Walter Brinks, of North Nina.
teenth street, will entertain the membetn
of her card club at her home en Monday
afternoon next.
Seuth Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Keating, Jr., pi
2209 Seuth Chadwlck street, gave t
birthday party en Sunday evening, No
vember 6, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Betty Keating.
On Tuesday last a tea was given te
the Phi Sigma Delta Sorority In honor
of Miss Ruth Heffman, at the home et
Its president; Miss Pauline C. Shapire,
548 Fernen street. Miss Heffman win
he married en December 10 te Mr. Max
M. Levy, of this cltyj
Along the Main Line
The members of the Phlll Cub win
again be seen In Bryn Mawr en Satur
day evening, December 16, when they
held their dance at the fire house. The
music will be furnished by the Southern
Syncepaters, who are charter members
of this newly organized club. The eh"r
ter members are Mr. Frank Pundt, Mr.
Murtha J. Nelan, Mr. William Curry.
Mr. William Dugan, Mr. Samuel Kali
nor. Mr. Geerge Dick, Mr. Dick Wllpen,
Mr. Preston Worrel, Mr. Stewart Lepton,
Mr. Warren Schubert, Mr. Frank Barcl,
Mr. Jehn Kerrlgan, Mr. Rebert Mill
b '"a d Mr WMhur Snencer. Mr. Jeseph
Freemen and Mr. Charles Mitchell.
Visit
Annual
Sale of
A noteworthy collection of high-grade Fur Coats, in
Sports, Tretteur, Daytime and Evening Versions
emphasizing the importance of Value and .
accentuating the significance of quality.
CIVET CAT COATS 110.00
Formerly 16S.00
36-inch belted model of best
selected peltries.
NAT. MUSKRAT 145.00
Formerly 195.00
40-inch coats with natural rac
coon cellar and cuffs.
PERSIANLAMB 265.00
Formerly 350.00
40-inch Coats of flat pelts. Nat.
skunk cellar and cuffs.
FINE FUR CAPES 350.00
Formerly 450.00
Hudsen Seal and Scotch Mele
Capes in 47-inch models.
HUDSON SEAL, SCOTCH MOLE AND
CARACUL MODEL COATS REDUCED
450.00 and 550.00
Heretofore priced 550.00 te 750.00
895.00 Alaska Seal Ceat Lynx Cellar 7Ven 650.00
1950.00 Natural Mink Ceat 46-inch Medel Ven 1250.00
1950.00 Natural Mink Ceat 47-inch Medel Merv 1450.00
2250.00 Natural Mink Ceat 49-inch Medel Nerv 1650.00
750.00 Natural Squirrel Cape 46 inches yVen 550.00
850.00 Natural Squirrel Ceat 48 inches Wen 695.00
1250.00 Russian Kelinsky Ceat 48 inches Wen; 950.00
Hudsen Seal h Dyed Muscat Fur Department, Fifth Fleer
BONWIT TELLER 0,CO.
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Photo by Phillips Phillips.
MRS. LINDLEY HURFF
Who was Miss May Stafferd, of
S200 Chestnut street, before her
marriage in October.
Stratvberry Mansion
Miss Anna Yei'.ln, of 312S Montgemeir
avenue, entertained the Alpha Omega
noreriiy recently, xne guests inciuuea
Miss Eva Strllke. Miss Florence Auer
bach, Miss Dorethy Neff, Miss Ruth
Rudelph, MIS3 Julia .Sad, Miss Clyru
Ostry, Miss Pauline Epstein, Miss Lil
lian Freedman, Miss Gertrude Wolfson,
Miss Alice Marks and Miss Florence
Friedman.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stern, of SUO'i
West Oxford street, will be at home en
Sunday afternoon, December 24, from
3 until G o'c'eck, lit honor of their daugh
i i Anna, Vivian Stern, and Mr.
Morten Alkus. son of Mr. and Mra.
Merris Alkus, "whose engagement has
been announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feid. of 3127
Montgomery avenue, entertained at their
home recently In honor of their daugh
ter, Miss Esther Feld. The guests In-
the Bonwit Teller Ce. Xmas
Shep at 13th & Sansom
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CONTINUING FOR
TOMORROW : SATURDAY
December
Fine Furs
Special Sunf- Trimmed
HUDSON SEAL COATS
210-00 and 245-00
Formerly 295.00 Formerly 3S0.00
Forty-inch models at 210.00 and forty-five-inch models at 245.00.
Selected peltries with natural skunk cellar and cults.
NAT. RACCOON 265.00
Formerly 350.00
40-inch Coats fashioned of clear
dark skins.
CARACUL COATS 350.00
Formerly 550.00
47-inch models trimmed with
contrasting cellar' and cuffs.
FRENCH SEAL 175.00
Formerly 265.00
40-inch Coats trimmed with
skunk cellar and cuffs.
CARACUL COATS 195.00
Formerly 265.00
27-inch models in black, brown
or tan. Contrasting cellars.
djbeda6hcpOrtatnaUe
- STNUT AT 13'" STREET
luifiiiiiiraiwiwii
l!iilllMMll,lilllllllilllll!lTi
eluded Miss Beatrice Binder, Miss Allca
MKnlrk. Mini Klllrlev MltnlCk. MISS
Ellse Mailer, Miss Pearl Welnreth, Mies
Marie Wyman, Miss Gertrude Kreltzei.
Miss Edyth Olnsburg nnd Miss Kitty
Abrams. . '
Norristetvn t
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Bertha E, Cremley, daugn
r of Mr n id Mrs. Geerge Cemle.v, and
Mr Jehn E. Beslor. son of Mr. nnu
Mrs. Jacob Besler, of Scheel lnne. Nor Ner Nor
rlstewn, en December 1, at Rending
Pa Mr ane Mrs. JJes or will llve It;
Norrlstewn. The bridegroom served
with hn 110th Infantry In France He
Z" . " ', ''."'.. "' :',f, iKled Kerv m
.. I an T7-(l M rlt lilt
Medal for bravery In action In the sec-
end battle of the Marne.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Laure, of ?C1 Bast
Main street, have nnneunced the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Lena
Jjiure, nnd Mr. Nicholas H 'I lit Ii re.
son of Mr. D. Tufflllare, of 30D De Kalli
street, Bridgeport The wedding will
take place In April.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel O'N'eil. of 131
West Airy street, are receiving congrntu cengrntu congrntu
latlens en the birth of a daughter.
Mr. and Mra. J. U. Tinltlcr. e West
Marshall street, hnve returned from
Audubon, N, J., where thev were guests
of air. anu airs, uasper -i.
Mr nn.l Mrn. Averv Herner are re
celvlng congratulations en the birth of
a son
"The young girl's suc
cess in society depends
mere upon her personal
charm than upon her
dressmaker. Awkward
bearing is easily cor
rected." Marguerite Walz
The WALZ STUDIOS
1604 Walnut Street
Ballroom, Ballet and Stage
Dancing
Booklet and Rates
Upen Request
apruM 3X3i
X
.
Gift
"issww
i
Delaware County
Mr. nnd Mrs BJwnrd f'nnen Burten
have been entertaining Mrs. Frank II.
Hawkins nnd Miss Marien Hawkins, of
Philadelphia, nt their home In Chester
I for a few uayn.
.miss .Marina leminri, ei . nenicr, ,
1 tortalned the members of her brfdge
club nt her home Inst evening The
gu"ts were Mrs. 'Harry Armltng.', Mrs.
Legnn Campbell, Mrs. Wll lain McClon McClen
r, jfF ' '"' ii 4 I '
Mrs. WlU'uin B Tedd, Miss Ada Decrlng
and Miss Sarah Sweetuy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leenard Destler. who
llir llll.UUVI
nle occupying their new home nt Glen-
olden, will be at home te their friends
after January 1,
DAILY MATS., 818 EVES. AT 8)15
Geerge and Courtney
Jessel THE Sisters
VudeIIIe' BlirRest It'rllln-ri In
"TROUBLES OF 1922"
Mile. Anne Cedec 5
An F I PHI EVES. AT 6:20
& - Mt.. Thurj. It. Temer
GRACE GEORGE
IN "TO LOVE" 8e.SH,
ROBERT WARWICK, NORMAN TREVOR
1DM I'KIHTd T 8:16 &KAKP
L.TnI Mat. Tomorrow
"DrllKhtful operetta around romance of
femixwr." inquirer.
BLOSSOM
8COItB SCnUHERT'8 OWN MUSIO
HTenv srtii'nBiiT's own neMANCB
SCUlftCOT DESTI9 CO POPULAK MAT.
3 JKUDcKI iUatC?" TOMORROW
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wiir
raiMffiE
2YRiN.Y.CASIrtO
umiiaKJW
ORIffirJATCA
BROAD
NlirhU ft S-15
Uatinee Tomer.
W
cJOHN DRINKWATEIS'J?
ABRAHAH LINCOLN
WITH FRANK NcGLYNN
AND COWPANV OF 3a
GARRICK
NIGHTS AT 8:10
MAT. TOMORROW
FUNNIEST MUSKAL HIT IN TOWN
YMHMC
" JACK DONAHUE
(WIQINfll GlOKf THfATRE NY CAST
FORREST
Ni(Mi at 8: IS
$2 50 Mat. Tomer.
Ohulat
OUUnchara
Pretenta
HU 12-SUr
Mmlcal
Comedy Hit
N. Y. Caat
XnUet
WALNUT
NIOH1& AT 8:20
Mat. Tomer., 2:20
PAULINE LORD
In Encena O'Nelll'j Haaterpla?
ANNA CHRISTIE
With OEOROE MARION, FRANK SHANNON
B.tt acting aean h.rw In many .-aaena.'-Bul.
Academy of Meiie Tlnn., Dee. 14, 8:15
NEW YORK SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
DAMROSCH I BEETHOVEN
ceNiiumu I PROGRAM
HIB FINAL APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
Mr. Damreach will firs an addraia en th
"Eretca" ajrjnpheny with Uluitratleni at the
piano.
Tlcketa at Acad, and Hepne'e. 1119 Cheatnut
ACADEMY OF MUSIO
BURTON HOLMES
TAIIICIIT AT
MedernUIn Chesen and
8:15
AT
2:30
TOMOR. 30 IVIAIMCHURIA
76e. f 1. $1,0 at Acad. & Heppe'a 5Q0 Doer
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
KETROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY, . Y
S?SVXi MADAMA BUTTERFLY"
Mmea. Eaaten, Pertsl, Mm Chamlee, Beetti
Paltrlnleri. Oustaften. Conductor Moramenl!
Ticketa Academy Bex Offlce and Heppe'a
UNIVERSITY 83D & spruce
MUSEUM EATURDAY 3:30
Free riluitrated Lectun
MOROCCO TODAY
By HORACE D ASHTON
Academy Seata Acad. & Heppe'a. me Chest
PHILADELPHIA I aft"asToTemor-sV5
ORCHESTRA I r'"$?' '
3
i
MM.
She'll Thank Yeu for
Hosiery
At Christmas
Provided you send
Winkelman hosiery
of that apparently
superior quality
and rich appear
ance. It is the most
genuinely appre
ciated of Christmas
tokens.
Our Hosiery Depart
ment Is Jiist hmde
the Doer
Winkelman
Stvlc In Qunlltu I'Oittwctir
1130 Chestnut St.
nt Twelfth
nui
JNINKTRIiNTIt 'ft MA11KI5T
11 A. il. 10 11 1'. M.
GLORIA SWANSON
IN A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Impossible Mrs. Bellew
ADDED vrRA OURTIfl, Beprann
.ALSO "ROLLINO DOWN TO BIO"
NEXT WEEK CONSTANCE TAI.MADOE
in "EAST IS WEST"
leTH AND MARKET
11:30, 1:30. 3:30, 8:30. 7:30,
9.30
MAFfJON
inaiiiii
A PARAMOUNT T1CTURE
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
NO ADVANCU IN miCK3
ALDINE BFiz
11 TO ll-MHTHO PlIESENTS
:iARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN PICTrmTZATrnv nr PT..y
"ENTER MADAME"
NEXT WEEK "FOr.enT.ME.NOT"
OPKN 0:43
5ftmte?u
BROAD & CHESTNUT
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
"EBB TIDE"
NEXT WEEK "PRIDE OF PALOMAR"
liTIl .V MARKET
10 . M. TO 11 -in p. M.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW
NEXT WEEK NOP.71A TAT.MADOE
-NOP.? A
in "THr ETERNAL
FLAME"
mGmm
ir.ru .t niESTNUT
JO A. M TO 11:15 V. M
THEL CLAYTON fyEauEEN
OTH & MARKET
3 A. M. TO 11 15 P. M
TOM MIX, "De and Dare"
ADDFD "LEATHER PUSHERS"
CAPITOL
8TH& MARKET
10 A. M. TO 11 -13 P
MILTON
BILLS
"SKIN DEEP"
GLOBE
JUNIPE
AND
MARKE
11 TO 11
BIO VAUDEVILLE BILL AS USUAL
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
AT NOMINAL PRICES
BROADWAY
BHUaD AliD SNYDER
8:1&, 6:30. 0 P. it.
Wallace Reid and Bebe Daniels
In "NICE PEOPLE"
ALLEGHENY
FKANKFORD U
ALLEGHENY
JO. 79
WALLACE REID and BEBE DANIELS
tn "NICE PEOPLE"
IN CONJUNCTION WITH VAUDEVILLE
CROSS KEYS SMgZJ!8?fgl
FIVE DELIGHTFUL YOUNG PEOPLE'S
AFTERNOONS
TO BE OIVEN AT
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ONE EACH MONTH. BEGINNING; DEO. li
1. The Abraham Lincoln Play
By JOHN DKINKWATEIt
2. Hew Wild Animals Are Caught
for the Circua
By CHARLES MAYER
a. Houdini
In nia Wonderful Eecnpea from Prlaen Calla
and fltrnliihtjnckefcj
4. The Metropolitan Opera Ce.
With Full Chorus, Unllet nml Orcheatra la
Onla PerfnrninnrK of
THE BNIIW MAIDEN
Br UIMSKY-KOllSAKOW
6. RinRling: Bres.' and Barnum A
Bailey's Wonderful New
1923 Circus
The mMt wonderful ir!e nf entertainment
i-m arrnngM fnr veung neeplw at a low prlpp.
ENTIRE HOUSE RESERVED
AT $3 SO S5 00 AND S7.0O
row nrr fntthf sttvci or n Vvrvri
jjSV'Ne Siiiule TlckeU for Slnglu Event'iw2'7
"-" Serlen Tltknts New nt APadvmy &
Bex Office and Heppe'a
OPERA
HOUSI
nneAD & rePLAit streets
2i15 and 8:15 P. M.
See the Fighting: Whalea.
Brilliant Photoplay Caat.
A Whale of a. Picture.
ELMF.ll CHITON'S
All Peats lleeriel 2.V
Daily liarvntn Slntmeeh
nec an,l 7,'c
'iuc unj 3U
BI.AT3 VT ulMItri")
KlTf I ! Ml si(
BAZAAR DOUTIQUE
vvhi'iii ei ;i ni. .11 Mint 'I,Li
heiinifii'a ( liurili liutlluu. ut I'lilla.
llenellt nf the lliilliliuit 1'iinil
at Tiiu nn i.i:i .-siitAiriti)
DIX'lv.'Mlll'.lt rn ir, i ii, irii mi "tii
1KOM II A M. I'll I'. M "
AN IJN1MWAI.N.UI...N i uii.iiu.- In I'lilla
. iAiIu, intluilnut .M.V.N y .NuVI.L'UlIH.
umlia by l'lnladeliihln in I Nev Yer
eichatlta. I'ttle, Ijuiii.hu ufli l l,uen mm
.unliirfs (llyer l)a ia' Ui .Jn-lra) Meviea
uilli Ijfidnc ruuriiiuiu.ma ly ;un
untb, Dlntr Dumuiiun. e umi , ililen Lianc-
n, rualuen Hliew anJ lit 1 puturea.
Hure owperiuiil y i,j. i'i riaiinua Knep
il, from full iiiaertinent of HI(lIIi:sr.
I AHi Ccul'M un-l ln'f s men.
ti ki;th rij i vrs
v ir at lirpi-i- ui' cursTvrjT
EITH'S THEATRE'
ANN PENNINGTON
WITH THE BTEWAHT SISTERS
Ben Merell & Ibacb'i Enterlaimn
ILbIiX STANLEY
JANE CONNELLY & PLAVERII
M, & l'ANNY 8TEDMAW ft OTllEEa
'"""fci?!. t-'u"'l'erlaDil
Melitly at h is
MhIN 1'iiim. 11 u..
Mae Drtmenil
nfl Plivere In
The Weman in Brease
DUMONT'S u, ,Auii-.uM.f ana
uuntwie int Mnn llmr iai "'is
MM VTT WELCH Minstrel
Satire- THE Ol.ll IIOMEITKAII'
f htli .t. Walnut. Jt, UA,.t
Casine Biiiy'v
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