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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-22
CHESTNUT HILL

Quite the most important social gathering Of
the week will be the 18th biennial fair which
will take place Friday afternoon and evening,
at the Philadelphia Cricket Cub, for the bene-
ht of the Bethesda Home for Orphans and
Half Orphans at Stenton and Willow Grove
avenues. Heretofore the fairs have taken place
every two years, and have enlisted the co-opera-
stOn and active interest of society women and
girls in Chestnut HILL On Friday a special
feature will be the dividing of the articles into
two one room will represent a midway
where pretty Halloween favors candy, toys.
games and everything of interest to children
will be sold. The other room will be attrac-
lively arranged as a Partisan salon. Here be-
witchng maidens will lure you into buying
anything from the latest and most fetching of
baby clothes to an Irresistible cretonne lamp
shade to say nothing of dainty toilet articles
and feminine frils. No reason for you to go
home at $50, as there will be served a tempting
and delectable supper at a nominal sum by
debutantes less tempting.
The crowning feature will be the general
dancing afterward In the ballroom when silver
cups given by the committee in charge, will
be awarded TO the best dancers. Altogether
the occasion bids fair TO be delightful and of
particular social interest Among the many
women who will take nn active part in the fair
are Mrs Frederick Rosengarten. Mrs John H.
Whitaker, Mrs. William e. Goodman. Jr,, Miss
Marianne Biddle. Mrs. Howard e. Seaver, Mrs
Joseph W. Wear, Mrs. Wilson Potter Mrs
George Thomas Jr.. Mrs. Charles Bradford
Fraley, Mrs. Patrick Grant, Mrs. John Gpin,
Mrs. Bouton Earnshaw. Mrs. George Willing,
Jr, Miss Elizabeth Cartwright, Miss Mary
Kelsey, Mrs. f. Marshall Scull. The officers
include Mrs. Marshall s. Morgan. PRESIDENT;
Mrs, B. Franklin Pepper vice PRESIDENT; Miss
Elizabeth NJ, Cheston. I'd vice PRESIDENT Miss
E. Gwen Martin, Sd vice president; Mrs Fred
eric Rosengarten, secretary; Mrs Francis Nc
lllhenny, treasurer.
Mrs Thomas Potter and Miss Mary Vanuxem
VIII preside at the tea table at the reception
Mr. William Potter will give today in honor OF
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph W. Wear.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humphreys, of 4l3 Cooper
street, have sent out invitations for the we'd
ding reception OF their daughter, Evaline Sarah
and Henry Joseph Bowes, of Philadelphia on
Wednesday evening. November II, at s o'clock
at Ashers, 22d and Walnut streets, Phadcl-
phia.
At home cards announce that Mr.. and Mrs
bowes will reside at Wellwood avenue and Vo-
land street, Merchantville. where they will re-
ceive their friends after January l.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Spielman Buist. of Moores
town. have issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter, Christine, to DR.. Horace F.
Pierce, on Wednesday evening, November H.
at o'clock, in the First Presbyterian Church
of AIoorestown. reception will follow. from
TO o'clock. at 'Woodview." the Buists home
at l26 East Maple Avenue, Moorestown
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The Philophilans, known for their sue
cesses at affairs given during the course of
the winter, have reorganized and will make
their presence known this season by a series
of entertainments, such dances, dinner par
ties and other social functions. Prepa rations
are now under way for the annual Halloween
party to be given at the home of Herman
Cossoy, 3135 West Clifford street. Those IL
charge of the affair Samuel II. Lebowitz,
chairman; David L. Weisman. Maurice Price.
David Bernstein, Emanuel o. Munzer and Her
man Cossoy. committee, with Joseph l.
Wilder as chairman, is also making prepara-
tions for a dance which will be announced
soon.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien and Miss Mar
Ruerlte Carroll and Miss Catherine Carroll have
issued invitations for supper and dance to be
given on Halloween at their home, 3s5l North
Broad street.
drens entertainment Saturday night in the lee
ture hall of the Fairhill Baptist Church. Lehigh
avenue above Fifth street. The little folks
from to IL years OF age impersonated min
strels, the boys wearing white bouses and
black boomers and the girls white blouses and
black skirts Ibcll Eser. Violet Smith, Ralph
Thomas and Bennett Mittcn the end men,
Helen Moody, years Old who has a sweet
voice and Is a clever imitator, sang "Oh! My
Love-" Others who took part were Ruth
Esler Ethel Walls Ruth Gogtel, Emma Frost
Herbert Schum, Rufus Wilson and Samuel Nc
Laughlin.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Henry r. Jackson has returned to the
Bartram from Bass Rocks. Mass. where she
spent the greater part of the summer with her
daughter Mrs Howard Turner, OF Boston
Mrs. Jackson will spend the winter at the Bar
tram.
The FIRST Of number Of card parties to bs
held at the Philomusian Club, 1914 Walnut
street will take place on Monday evening
November ?. Miss NJ Elizabeth Clark, chair
man OF the committee will be assisted IN re-
eeying By Mrs. Benjamin L. Richardson. Mrs
J. Clark Moore. Mrs Charles -ete and Miss
Emile Troth.
Mrs. Thomas L. Latta. OF ssls spruce street
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THEATRICAL BAEDEKER

ADELPHl-'A Pair of Skies" farce by Ed.
ward Peple. Two business partners shoot a
cold hand the winner to retain the business
the loser to become his body servant for a
year Delightfully."- aughable.
BROAD-"Iady Betty Martngalc," new comedy
by John Luther Long and Frank Stayton
y noble lady of 1850 marries a man condemned
to be hanged so as to escape her debts But
the man is pardoned.
FORREST-"Papa's Darling" musical comedy
by Ivan Caryll. on the excuse of having a
mythical son, professor of moral psychology
visits Paris and-well, muslcally accompanied
complications follow
GAlRlCK-"The yellow Ticket" by Michael
Morton. Florence Reed. revealed as an
actress of supercminent ability in thr-r-ill.
ing melodrama of Russia
hEITH'S-Miss Adeline Genee. petite danseuse
in absolutely enchanting dances.
LITTLE TfEATRE-"Arms and the Man" Re
vival Of Bernard shaw's play Shaw said war
war purgatory-but twas before he met the
Kaiser.
LfRlC-"PassinE Show Of l9li" revue from
the New York Winter Garden. Frivolous and
funny. George Monroe gives original views
on white slavery"
WALNtT-'Way Down East" Nineteen years
od-and appealing as ever Presented by A
capable company.
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when covers were laid for eight Among the
of Oak Lane.
Miss Grace Walker, daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Walker, of Amber. will leave next week for
Scranton, Pa, whore she vii be the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs Lynch. for about month
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren II. Prentzcl, OF Mather
avenue, Jenkintown. have organized n dancing
class which will meet every Friday evening
throughout the winter at Clayton Hail.
Miss Kathleen Carn and Sidney Owens will
act as instructors
A card party was held at the Old Yor, Road
Country Club on Wednesday afternoon Mt 2:3O
o'clock. Mrs. e. I. Bacon and Mrs Charles
kindt acted hostesses
Mrs Frank Schobe has returned to her home
In Wyncote after weeks visit to Upper Mont
clair. n. J.
Mrs. schobles son. Ralph T. Schobe, who
has been confined to his home with typhoid
iever Is recovering rapidly, having sat up for
the first time yesterday
Miss Rose Smith, of 1909 Allengroye avenue
Northwood gave luncheon on Saturday for
the members of the Alpha Nu Society of the
William Penn High School Autumn 1aav.s
mowers and ferns formed the decorations Two
ne" members were initiated. Miss Ruth Leas,
OF Melrose. and Miss Laura Smith. of German
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Eastburn and Mr. and
Mrs William Rawlings. Jr., OF 2l4l North 18th
street motored to Gwynedd Valley over th.
weekend where they the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Rebeman
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Margaret Hannigan entertained the
members of her 500 club at her home, 2439
Carpenter street. on Monday evening. Her
guests included Miss Ella Mcdonald, Miss
Clara Cooke, Miss Loretto Cooke, Miss Mar
garet Hunter, Miss Florence Bisch, Miss Mary
Mooney, Miss Mabel McCoach, Miss Margaret
Mooney, Miss Viola Mnter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weaver entertained Miss
Lillian somfrs, Miss Ethel somers and Miss
Margaret Somers at dinner Monday
ing. Mrs. Weaver will be remembered Miss
Regina McCarron before her marriage in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Davis entertained
at dinner last week at their home in the Glrard
Estate, 25I2 Garnet street. The guests of honor
were Doctor and Mrs. Coultess and Fulton Tim
minis, NJ p, of Toronton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Latta, of this city
Mrs. James J. O'Connell, of 1913 Skunk street.
left Monday morning for wildwood. where she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Tay-
ior, of 312 East Maple avenue. for about ten
days.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OVERLOOK Miss Florence Paxon has issued
invitations for luncheon on Friday of this
week About 80 guests are expected
The regular afternoon tea and dinner dance
Will take place on Saturday at the Overlook
Golf Club.
tiN"fD-lnytations have been received from
'lFs' Wilmer Mitchell Wood for a tea TO be
sven on October 80. in honor of her guest
Miss Helen Norris.
MISS Lucille Lippincott has returned to her
"o'ne after visit to her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Kerbaugh
NAHbERrH DIR. and Mrs. J. Berg Esenwein
recently returned TO their home, on Woodside
a,ehue' arter a motor trip TO Springfield Mass,
"neIe they spent the past month.
'il' and Mrs w. J. PEBBLES and Miss Mary
eeO'eS left yesterday for a weeks trip to
-'o''ester' Buffalo and Niagara Falls
sl'DANID's-AIiss Elizabeth Irwin has return
~ - her home in Sewckly. Pa, after visiting
81 ana Mrs. Daniel Miller sheaffer, Cd, at their
"o." on Lancaster avenue.
'' Charles C. Lister Jr.. has left for Bronx
''''s n T., to visit friends
"AiNE-An interesting meeting of the satur-
' C'uo was held yesterday at the club house
wayne avenue. A lecture, Fairgrounds
-, o''e and Abroad" was given by Mrs. Rob
" herry Ennis, OF Evanston. Ill, and a talk
AHs Night Court" by Miss Mary Gillette.
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TIOGA

The members of the Executive Committee of
the 100 Club will be entertained at dinner to-
morrow night. by Robert ID. Lodge, at his home,
ll4o West Venango street, when plans will be
completed for the Black and White dance to
be given by the club next month. Mr.. Lodges
guests will be Frederick \. Shlmp, president;
HarrJ B. Nightengale secretary; Miss Mae
Elizabeth Dawson. Miss Marie a. Cross. Miss
Emma Donaldson. Miss Grace a. Wade. Miss
Martha Lupton, William c. Parvin Herbert S
Sinzheimer, Frank \. Epps and Samuel Brown
Miss Mary Weber of 343S North Broad street
will entertain the members of her 800" next
Monday afternoon. Her guests will be Miss
Lillian Miller Mss Dorothy Allen. Miss Alice
Asnit. Miss Wanda Grocncved Miss Caroline
Burgess, Mrs Everett Zimmerman. Mrs Adolph
Groeneveld.
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7 TITLE Benora Ramacea, who dances In
IL The whrl of the World" coming to the
Lyric next week is an expert animal trainer.
Miss Ramacea was born in Florence, Italy, IS
years ago. At the age of she danced at the
opera. Her father, Luigi Ramacea, was the
OF small travelling circus. in which
animal acts were the predominating feature
At the age OF ~ Lenora entered upon her career
an animal trainer with a trained goat and
fox terrier act She was so successful in the
handling OF animals that her father decided TO
allow her to work with trained bears, in
new act featuring huge Russian bear, OBJ
tained from the Hagcnbeck wild animal farm
at Stellingen, near Hamburg Germany Miss
Ramacea came to America three years ago.
For two years she was with the Wallace
Hagenbeck Circus. At the end Of the circus
season she decided TO try vaudeville Previous
to her opening at one OF New YorSs leading
vaudeville theatres the animals were killed in
a fire, which swept several blocks of the lower
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Cooper Jr have bser
spending the weekend with Mrs Cooper,s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Anderson. 42S West
STAFFORD street. Owing to i'll health Mr. Cooper
mas oeen compelled to give up active business
and has taken small farm in Delaware Civ
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson motored last week to
Delaware City.
mrs r. Butler Reeves has returned to her
home on Abbottsford avenue from her farm
In Bucks County, where she spent several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Kennon Clack are occunvinp
their new home. 400 West Earlham terrace.
MIS- George l.. Garrett, of 431 West Stafford
street VIII rent her house furnished for the
winter and spend several months in Florida.
Mrs William Shields, of 4l4 West School
House lane, will entertain at bridge Thursday
October 49, in honor of her mother, Mrs. Reed
and the Misses Reed.
Mrs. ]. NJ Whitman of 4o5 yUot e..,,,
street, will spend the winter al the Clinton
Miss Agnes n. Lewis entertained at uncbeop
today in honor OF Miss Mary Humphreys
whose marriage 10 Harold Paine will take place
October o.
The guests were Miss Madeleine Paine. Miss
Gladys Paine Miss Emily Notify. Miss Anne
suites Miss Elizabeth Steele, Miss Dorothy
Kelly and Miss Jean Rowland Lewis
MISS Marguerite Roberts, of 59l2 Wayne ave-
nue. VIII entertain Informally at dinner on
Wednesday night. The guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Ross Carver Mr. and Mrs Robert
Dunnng Dripps,
bridge club, composed OF Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Simonin. Miss Dorothy Hamnl, Miss
Miriam Partridge. Stanley Cooper. Charles A.
McManus and James A. Walker. will meet on
Monday nights in November. The first meet
ing will take place at Mannheim, November .
Miss Partridge will be hostess
Mr. and Mrs William Warden and Mrs.
Nelson Purviance returned Monday from a
motor trip through the Berkshires.
The Misses Beck, OF 5S West Chelten avenue
entertained at cards Saturday afternoon. Tho
guests were Mrs e. c. johnson, Mrs. Edward
Wykoff' Mrs. Frederick spaima. Mrs. Lyle IT
richards Miss Myrtle King, Miss Elizabeth
sorber Miss Ethel Betting Miss Edna Nc
Dugan Miss Lillian Mckinley and Miss Catb.-
rine Snyder.
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SOCIAL LIFE IN AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

-SvtTATtoNs have been received from Mrs.
eeorge Diwyn Parrish. of Sl3 South 10th
st.,st for a luncheon to be given on Friday,
@+o,e,nber iS, at 1890 o'clock, to meet Miss
a., Ballard debutante daughter of MFR. and
Nrrs Ellis Ames Ballard, of st. Martins.
urs Robert Benedict Of Devon, will enter
,oir n number Of debutantes at luncheon on
1-hursday November s. at 1880 o'clock, to meet
nice susan b. 1ngersol daughter of Mr. and
AIRS charles Edward Ingersol
Tho hoard Of women visitors of the hospital
=, the University of Pennsylvania have is
sucd invitations for the donation day tea, which
r,,r take place on Tuesday afternoon october
q from, until O'Clock, when the hospital will
be open for inspection.
The board of women visitors includes Mrs
william Woodward Arnct, presidents Mrs.
cooree f. Bacr, Miss Mary 3. Wharton and
Mrs Edward Browning, vice presidents; Mrs.
THOMAS G. Ashton and Mrs John II. Musser.
,scretaries, and Mrs Louis Rodman Page.
treasurer; Mrs @. Clymer Brooke, Mrs Will
lam C. Butt, Mrs {. Howard Clark Jr. Mrs.
Cabin W. Cotton Jr, Mrs. Chancellor c. Eng
ish. Mrs Frederick S. Gieger, Mrs. Casper w.
Hacker Mrs Samuel +. Houston, Mrs. j. Louis
Ketterlinus, Mrs j. Bach McMaster, Mrs
Charles H. Frazier, Mrs Randall Morgan, Mrs
George Wharton Pepper, Mrs. william w. Por-
Ter Mrs Edward I. Stotesbury. Mrs. John w.
townsend and Miss Juliana Wood compose the
list of managers.
Edward b. Mears, who has been spending
several weeks at Burts Ranch near Jackson
Hole Wyo.. will return TO his home at 1918 De-
Iancey place. the early part of the week. Mr..
Mears went to his daughter and son, Miss
Frances S. Mears and Bryant T. Menrs, who
have been spending the summer on this ranch.
Miss Mears will not return until December l.
and her brother will probably spend the winter
there.
Mrs II. II. Smith, Mrs. s. Carey Potter and |
Miss Agnes Clarke Kennedy have returned from
Baltimore, where they played in the Roland
Park Country Club tennis tournament, at which
Mrs Potter was the winner of the singles
championship.
The Manufacturers Club, at Broad and Wal
nut streets, held the opening dance of the sea-
son for members and their friends on Monday
night. There about 200 present.
Mrs James Francis Sullivan is spending sew
eral days in New York with her sister, Mrs
Henry Cews. She will return to her home in
Radnor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Angeny, Jr.. will be at
home after November 1, at their apartment, 1885
sansom street. Mrs. Angeny will be remem-
,ercd as Miss Clemetina Bates daughter of
william e. Bates, first lieutenant of the First
City Troop.
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will entertain her daughters at luncheon on
Thursday, November 49, Their guests will be
12 OF the debutante set.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Castner. Jr. will re-
main at their country seat at Devor until the
middle Of November, when they will return TO
their home, 3i25 Chestnut.
Miss Mary McArdle. of 49th and Walnut
streets. has been visiting Miss Mary w. Loush-
lin, OF 1917 North Gratz street over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs william Kelly, of 512O Walton
avenue, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter.
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WEDDINGS IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF TOWN
Miss Radcliffe Will Become Bride of
Robert Ronald Mackay-Other We'd


The marriage of Miss Sarah Cunningham
Radcliffe. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. McCluney
Radcliffe. and Robert Ronald Mackay will take
place tonight in the Central North Broad street
Presbyterian Church. at Broad and Green
streets
Miss Radcliffe will be given In marriage by
her father she will wear gown of heavy
white faille silk, which is made with court
train, and is trimmed with lace. Her veil will
bo arranged with orange blossoms. Miss Alice
Ingram will attend the bride as maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Eleanor Lee,
Miss Ella Mackay, Miss Elizabeth McCandless
and Miss Mary Simex The best and
ushers will be Edward Dels Dr. William
Mackay Thomas McCandless, George McCle-
Ian, Duncan Worrell Howard Shoemaker and
jay Clarence Fox, of HARRISBURG
The Rev. Dr. Robert Norris will perform the
marriage ceremony, which will be followed by
reception at the Aldne Hotel. The bridal
couple will leave after the ceremony on a we'd
ding trip.
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DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Cornelia Leidy and Her Parents Entertain
at a Large Housewarming.


Today there will be some slackenlng Of the
pace for the debutantes as the AFFAIRS planned
for them will be smaller scale. The
largest affair will be the house warming which
DR., and Mrs. Joseph Ledy and Miss CorneIis
Leidy will give at their home in Penlyn. which
has lately had several large improvements
added to it. This will really not be a de-
butante party, as Doctor and Mrs. Leidy have
invited a number OF their own friends as well
as members of the younger set for their daugh
ter Miss Leidy's presentation will be made
formally at tea which will be given at their
town house 1919 Locust street the aOth of No
yember.
Tonight's affair will be devoted largely 70
dancing one of the new additions 10 Rose
Hill House is dancing room, and il will ba
used tonight for the first time
The second small function tonight will bs =
thester party in honor OF Miss Christine Rebp
which will be given by her brother-in-lsw ana
sister Mr., and Mrs Arthur ". Jones.
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Helen walnut Mrs Frederick w. Abbott
president Of the club was the special guest
The club had representation last Tuesday
evening at the Behrens opera Club presenta-
tion Of Martha" and will also be represented
at the Philadelphia operate soclety's perform
ance Of Carmen" Mrs Jenny Kneedler John
son. a member OF the Music Committee Of the
Matinee Musical, and an active spirit in the
affairs OF the organization. was heard in the
title role OF Martha"
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MATINEE MUSIC CLUB
Matinee Musical Club Plans Series of Entst.
tainments for Season.

An important feature in the social activities
OF the Matinee Musical Club this season viii
be series OF hve dances 10 be given at the
Roosevelt beginning on the last Friday evening
IN november and to continue on the last Fri
day evening OF each succeeding month win a.,
exception of December when the evening ~ A..
18th Is to be the festive occasion. Miss MarIa
g, Loushney. chairman OF the Dance Commit
tee entertained her associates yesterday
afternoon October 2D at a luncheon in her
studio at 1870 Chestnut street The guests we're
Miss Helen senners Mrs. Harold BuEby. Miss
Emile Frieks. Mrs.. Frank MeAfanus. MIS-
ChaFlss Miller Mrs George Weller ana Miss
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ALONG THE READING

GU ~ ana Mrs Alfred G. Clay, Miss Gretchen
ina ny ana Miss Mary Alice Clay, who are spend
~ me autumn at their country place on
49, th's''nshouse road Jenkintown viii open
49,, ,., Town house at 1923 Spruce street on NO
kl1,r. 1. Eugene carlin, OF Mather avenue. Jsn-
'"a' entertained at dinner last evening.
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THE DR. A NJ A

east side OF the metropolis. and as II was Inn
possible to obtain new animals. she sought
other employment Her training a dancer
at the opera in Florence enabled her to join
the Winter Garden show.
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Schaher had them almost ready for the stage
when both died. Undaunted. Schaffer went to
the New York Zoo, obtained two young deer.
and in less than one week by putting them
through an hours work every morning on the
stage at the Palace Theatre. New York had
them so thoroughly trained that he was ablo
to use them in his act. Schaffcr is said 70 b,
the highest sa!aried vaudevillian on the stage
receiving it is also said, 5000 for each week OF
his American tour.
Sam Bernard. the comedian was stard,,. &,
a crowded strect-car not long ago, hanging to
a strap For some unknown reason the car
suddenly stopped, and Mr. Bernard was pre-.
cpitated into the lap of young and very pretty
woman. The actor arose and bowed profound.
~ Madam" he said, this is the first time
the stroet-car company ever conferred favor
me-"
Alice Dovey, who winsomely captivates in
klaw 4 ErIansers production of the new Ivan
CaryH musical comedy, "Papa's Darling" a.
the Forrest Theatre, received her first vocal
training IN Italy. As mere child she deter
h'Ned mat she would sing in musicel comedy
Miss hovey will be remembered by her charm
ing rendition Of Angelo in The Pink Lady"
ana Ivan Caryll, the composer. had Miss Dovey
in mind when writing the music FOR her i,
"Fapas Darling"
j. Harry Benrimo, who staged "Conseouencesn
al New Yorks Comedy Theatre. has canc.Isa
mis- return passage for England and will remain
IN America to supervise rehearsaIs OF plav.
under the direction Of the Shubcrts Mr. Ben
Iimo is known on the other side for his STAGING
OF The Yellow Jacket" in London. Berlin
Moscow ana Budapest.