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Arizona republican., 1919-09-11
Alice Brady at the Columbia

Alice Brady, noted Broadway star. and one of the biggest favorites of the screen, opens a three-day engagement at the Columbia theater this afternoon in her latest screen vehicle, ''In the Hollow of Her Hand
 This offering, New York critics de- clare, is the best thing that Miss Brady has ever done Tn the silent drama. It portrays her in a character that suits her every talent to tee, the vehicle itself affording wonderful opportuni- ties for the display of her stage art.
 A strong supporting cast aids Miss Brady in the splendid portration of this powerful story.
 A Gaumcnt Graphic showing latest happenings in the east and west and a Strand comedy, are the supplementing numbers for the three days.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-11
VERY REAL SORT
 IF YOUNG LADY |5 MISS GREENWOOD
New Leading Woman of Edler Stock Company Shatters Some of the Most Popular Impressions of Actresses

The popular conception of an actress, a leading woman at that. is about to be shattered. That she should wear all the iewelry for which there is room, be addicted to high heels and amaze the bystanders with clothes built to attract attention only, has usually been the popular idea of leading woman. Winifred Greenwood, leading woman for the Edler stock company which will open an engagement at the Elks next Monday evening, is in Phoenix to change all former opinions of her profession.
 She consented to be interviewed. All actresses do that of course. but few of them would have felt like it had they been in her position yesterday noon But a few hours off train upon which she spent a sleepless night in a strange land with customs entirely new, she was hardly in a position to do her best.
 Goes By Her Own Name
 The first thing really noticeable about Miss Greenwood and by the way, that is her real name and not stage property, is that she dresses simple and wears not single piece of jewelry. Interviewers beng naturally curious people and the absence of all decora- ton being so compelling, the reason had to be known.
 Well I'll tell you,' she began, "so many people think actresses are ad- dicted to flashy things that I simply refuse to dress the part on the street. I will be wearing them on the stage though, don't worry about that"
 Whereupon it was necessary to conceal considerable personal confu- sion on the part of the interviewer and change the subject hastily to the weather.
 In regard to the weather, she adores it, for having been in the movies for a considerable time, she is essentially an outdoor girl and chafes at the con- finement of hotel room. As soon as housing conditions are better in Phoe- nix she intends to bring her sister, who is just out of a coast convent, to Phoe- nix and set ID an establishment.
 Rides and Swims
 Do I rider" asked Miss Greenwood in answer to a question regarding her ut-of-door accomplishments. T sim ply adore riding, but I dislike an En- giish saddle"
 So far everything was agreeable, for
 
 in the west.
 And swim. too." she continued, but I don't suppose there will be much of an opportunity for that on the desert Oh, as a matter of fact, this business of playing in stock is going to give me about all will be able to do. I am glad to get back to the legitimate again. You see, I have been fn motion pictures for several years and by the way, when I was with the American people at Santa Barbara I received lots of letters from Phoenix. Fought to at least be popular with those people"
 If Miss Greenwood Is not popular with Phoenix patrons of the Elks theater, it will not be because she does not try to be pleasing and also pleas ant. Anyone who can sit and, out
Arizona republican., 1919-09-11
Ameriean Cabaret

The American tonight will open it's doors to the public as modern and thoroughly up-to-date dancing palace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-11
FALLS OE schuYIkIIl

Mr.. and Mrs. Enos J. Leidy. of 34333
Bowman street, East Falls, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ida Mae Leidy, to Mr.. Robert Dough
crty, of Bridgeport, Conn, formerly of
Falls of Schuylkill.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Lowry, of 3o41
North Thirty fifth street, gave n linen
shower on Wednesday evening at their
home for Miss Agnes j.. Bransfeid,
daughter of Mrs. NJ T.. Bransficld. of
3O2J North Thirty fifth street, whose
marriage to Mr.. Thomas l.. Davis, of
North Twenty first street, will take
place on Tuesday afternoon. October 90,
Other guests included Mr.. Davis. Miss
Grace Carson, who will be maid of
honor at the wedding; Mr.. Charles
Spang, Mr. and Mrs. Michael DALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearcc Flynn, Miss Mar,
garet Daley, Miss Mary Daley. Miss
Mary Flynn, Miss Matte FLYNN Mrs.
NJ. Z. Bransfeld, Mrs. p. Bransfield
Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch, Mrs. Catharine
O'Connell, Mrs. William O'Donnell.
Miss Mary O'Donnell, Miss Florence
McDevitt, Mrs. Thomas Clifford, Miss
Elizabeth Reilly, Miss Katharine Riley.
Miss Mary Clifford, Miss Katharine
Lowry, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Mr..
Thomas Welsh and Miss Agnes Welsh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

There will be two assemblies this
season on Friday. January Q. and FRI
day, February IS. Mt the Bellevue
Stratford. The following ladies' will
act as patronesses: Mrs. Alexander J.
Cassatt, Mrs. John B. Thayer, Mrs.
Trenchard Emlen Newbold Mrs. Alex
ander Coke Ynruall, Mrs. o. II. Perry
Pepper and Mrs. Charles Cheston. The
balls.will be under the management OF
Brinton Coke. Mr.. s. Pemberton
Hutchinson, Mr.. Casper w. Morris,
Mr.. Gouverneur Cadwalader, Mr..
Beauveau Borie. Jr., and DR.. Charles
ID. Hart. secretary. Doctor Hart may
be addressed at 1901 Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Leslie Taylor,
of Willow Brook Farm. Gwynedd Val
ley, will give ball on Friday, De-
cember 90. at the Bellevue Stratford,
in honor Of their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Anne Taylor, who will make her
debut at n tea this afternoon at Gwy-
nedd Valley, to be followed by din
ner dance for the receiving party and
few additional guests.
take place on Wednesday. November 10,
in Augusta. Ga, when Miss Elizabeth
Dawson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harper Dawson, of Augusta, will
be married to Mr. Harold Vincent
Smith. of this city. Miss Dawson, who
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Curtin, OF Rosemont. was the guest of
honor at dinner given by Mrs. John
g. Groome.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Wallace Halo
we'll, of the Wellington, announce the
engagement of the daughter. Miss Dor
othy Hallowell, and Mr.. James
Macaulay Wallace, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wallace, of Overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt,
of Baupre. Rosemont, will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow in honor of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Goadby Loew, of New York, who
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A..
Mum, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clothier. Jr.
will entertain at supper this evening at
the Radnor Hunt Club in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bonner, of New York,
who arc spending the weekend with
them.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapp
entertained Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurts, Mrs. James s. Rogers and Dr.
George Fales Baker in their box at the
Horse Show on Thursday Their daugh-
ter. Mr.. Holstein de Haven Fox, en-
tertained informally at luncheon yester-
day, taking her guests afterward TO the
show. They included Miss Betty Elliott.
, Miss Constance Vauclain, Mr.. Edward
M. X. Klapp and DIR. and Mrs. JKIapp.
Mr.. and hrs, George Brooke, Of
1tkan, will entertain at dinner tomor-
row evening Miss fecile Garter gave q
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Russell. of
1229 Jackson street, gave dinner at
the Walton last Saturday. in honor of
Miss Helen Cavanaugh, OF Norristown,
and their son, Mr.. Jules !. Russell
whose engagement was recently an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Greenwood, of
S14 Morris street, were pleasantly sur
prised this week by an unexpected visit
from their two sons, Mr.. Max Green
wald and Mr.. Michael Grecnwald, and
their friend, Mr.. Samuel c. Faber, of
Maryland.
Miss Mae NJ. McCarren will enter
tain the Tau Phi Sigma Sorority at her
home, 1889 Ritner street, this after
noon. Her guests will include Miss
Flora Mcclure, Miss Marie Mcclure.
Miss Ilenore Mccullough. Miss Mar
garet MAR, Miss Edythe MacGarrigle.
Miss Edith V. Meyers, Miss Irene L.
kreiger, Miss Henrietta Nieman, Miss
Margaret McCausland, Miss Kathryn
Mcdowell and Miss Cecilia Kenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aul. of 24Ol
South Sixteenth street, have closed
their summer home at Ventnor, where
they have been entertaining extensively
since June. Among their guests during
the season were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Backe, Mrs. Raymond Il. King. Mrs.
Haley, Miss NJ. Backe, Mrs. Marcus.
Mrs. William Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dawes and Miss G. Backc
Mrs. John Murphy, of 24O0 Ban
croft street, will give reception on
Tuesday evening at st. Monica's Hall
to aid In paying for a recent addition
to the church. The chief feature of the
reception will be Irish dances.
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MAIN LINE MARRIAGE
TAKES PLACE TODAY
Miss Du Commun Bride of Nm.
Valentine--Other Satur-
day Weddings

a pretty wedding took place in the
Overbrook Presbyterian Church at 80
clock this afternoon when Miss Flea
nor ID. F. Du Commun, daughter of
Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick Du Commun.
of 1914 Race street, became the bride
of Mr.. Anthony =. Valentine. Ir.. SOD
of Mrs. Lucy Valentine. of PIP High
street, Germantown. The bride was
attended by Miss Beatrice Valentine
as bridesmaid and Mr.. Paul Colcy was
Mr.. Valentines best man. The Rev.
DR.. Guido Bossard performed the cerc-
mony and Mr.. Du Commun gave his
daughter in marriage.
The bride wore sand colored trico-
tine travelling suit and large brown
fur. Her hat was brown velvet, faced
in sand color, and trimmed with monkey
fur. She carried yellow roses.
Miss Valentines dress was of pink
voie and she wore a black velvet hat,
faced in pink. Her bouquet was com
posed of pink roses.
A reception for the immediate fami
lies followed at the home of the bride
after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine will be at
home after November 10 at 1914 Race
street.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Grccnwald. of 24O9
North Broad street, for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Reta !. Greenwald
and Mr.. Milton j. Hinlcin. of 235S
North Park avenue. on Thursday eve
ming, October 30. at Is o'clock. at the
Bellevue Stratford. The bride has Sc
lectcd Mrs. Irving Stroock, of New
York, for matron of honor and for
bridesmaids Miss Charlotte Feustmau.
Miss Fannie Baum. Mrs. Arthur Van
Raalte and Mrs. jerome Lehman. Miss
Cathrainc Lehman will be flower girl.
Mr.. HinIcin will have his brother. Mr..
Stanley lIinlciu. for best man, and his
ushcrs will include Mr.. Jerome Lehman,
Mr.. Irving Stroock, Mr.. Alan Good =
man. Mr.. Herman Schwabachcr, Mr..
Leonard Scsslcr and Mr.. Alexis Rosen-
berg. The at home cards arc for after
December at 80 South Sixteenth
street.
The wedding of Miss Anna Forman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis For
man of 30j3 Euclid avenue. and Mr..
Michael Weiss. son of Mr. and Mrs. ! .
u. Weiss. Of 2249 North Nineteenth
street. will take place at the home of
the brides parents, on Sunday evening,
October 10,
Mr.. John Popp, OF 1924 Columbia
avenue. has issued invitations for the
wedding of his daughter, Miss Bertha
Il. Popp. and Mr.. Willard Il. Krebs,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j..
Krebs. of 3223 Montgomery avenue, on
Wednesday evening, October 10. at Z 80
o'clock, at the Aldinc Hotel. The
bridal party will include Miss Ethel
L. Popp, sister of the bride; maid of
honor; Miss Beatrice Muth, Miss Nata p
lie Galcnbcck, Miss Anne Gross, Miss
Janet Lyndcl. bridesmaids 5; Mr.. .Johu
Irwin. best man: Mr.. Arthur Little
ton, Mr.. Edwin Skirying, Mr., John
Popp and Mr.. Howard Popp. brothers Of
tho bride, ushcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Krcbs
will give dinner this evening at their
home for the bride and bridegroom and
their attendants. Autumn leaves and
autumn hucd flowers will form the dec
orations.
Mrs. Carl McBurney and her family
will remain at their country home in
Pitman, \. d., through the autumn.
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GERMANTOWN

The Rev. and Mrs. William Porter
Lee, of Morris street, have issued invi-
tations for the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Clark Lee, and Mr..
Andrew Rovoudt Wight, Jr., also of
Germantown, on Thursday evening.
October 23 in the Westside Presbyter-
ian Church.
The marriage of Miss Madeline Edith
Organ, of 116 West Seymour street
to Mr.. +. j. Wolfram, of 202 West
Rittenhouse street, will take place in
Wednesday, October %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hughes, Of
1873 West Gorgas lane, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice
nj. Hughes, to Mr.. Francis NJ. Rca, of
nesday evening, October s, at Z o'clock,
by the Rev. DR.. Luther De Voc, pastor
of Trinity Lutheran Church, at their
homo on Gorgas lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Rea
are at home at 1925 Germantown
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Kcyes. of
022 East johnson street, will entertain
in honor of their son, Mr.. Russell
keyes, at their home this evening.
Among the guests will be Miss Marion
Knight. Miss Elizabeth Woodward
Miss Alice Tompkins. Miss Incz Coul-
ter. Miss Alycia Butterworth, Miss
Amelia Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Darlington. Mr.. Monroe Tompkins, Mr..
Lewis Knight. Mr.. Robert Butler, Mr..
Charles Kimball, and Mr.. George l..
DUPONT Kimball.
The Rev. Il. C. Cooper and Mrs.
Cooper. of 2114 Sixty fifth avenue.
are being congratulated upon the birth
of daughter on Thursday, October 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McDermott, of 63 1
East Chelten avenue, are being con
graduated upon the birth of daugh-
ter on Sunday, September IS.
Miss b. Myrtle King, of German
town, whose engagement to Mr..
William Glenn was recently announced.
was entertained last evening at a
novelty shower at the home of Miss
Alice Dean Boyle, in Logan.
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RED CROSS AIDS DISABLED
Home Service Stenoeraphers Type
Copies Of Discharges

For disabled OK service man to
claim compensation for dependents, n
certified copy of his discharge must be
sent TO Washington. according to the
Red Cross. 1907 Walnut street.
If the claim is for money for his
wife. certified copy of his marriage
certificate must accompany the dis
charge copy: if for his child. certi-
fed copy of the birth certificate; if
for his parents, a copy of his own birth
certificate. Except in the case of his
child, two witnesses are required to
verify the statements of every depend
ent.
That some soldiers hate to part with
such important papers even for the
short space of time it takes the home
service stenographers TO make a copy.
is shown by the ensuing exclamation of
an enamoured but timid youth Don't
you lose that marriage certificate
That's the only thing ] have got to
prove I have a wife ~
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WISSAHICkON

\ cobweb party will be given on Fri
day evening. October II. by the Chris
tian Endcayor Society of the WiSsa
hickon Presbyterian Church, Ridge ave
nue., in the social hall of the church
Autumn flowers and foliage will be
used in the decorations and dainty
favors will be found at the ends of the
cords forming the web. Those who will
participate are Miss Marian Lyle, pres =
ident of the society; Mr.. Elmer Spence,
vice presidents Miss Marie Schilling
secretary Miss Elizabeth IlyndS. treas
urcr; Rev. and Mrs. j. Y. Hackett,
Miss Mildred IIackctt. Miss Rachel
Hackctt, Miss Hazel Thurston, Mr..
Huntlcy Murdock. Mrs. w. Justice,
Mr.. Earl Justice. Miss Mildred Justice,
Miss Irene Nelson, Miss Lillian Bevau,
Miss Florence Lyle. Miss Emma Har-
per, Miss Mary Ilynds. Mr.. Walter
Cantlcy. Mr.. Horace Fillmau, Mr.. Will
liam Spence, Mr.. Roy Clayton, Mr..
Sidney Barnes. Miss Julia Barnes, Mr..
Harold Lyle, Miss Elsie Russell, Miss
Elizabeth Russell, Miss Helen Thomas,
Miss Dorothy Thomas, Miss Florence
Russell Mr.. Charles Hahn, Miss Rea
tricc Miller, Miss Margaret Pratt, Miss
Elizabeth Beatty, Mr.. Ellwood Beatty,
Mr.. John Russell, Miss Elizabeth In,
graham, Miss Barbara Wartman and
Mr. and Mrs John c. Young.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of the Horse Show-The Ball for
the Orchestra Fund She Goes to the Appleton
H@ Tea in Chestnut Hill

dinner dance last evening at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Brooke. in THAN. in
honor of Miss Barbara Loew, of New
York, who is visiting her during the
Horse Show. Miss Barbara Locw, Miss
Katherine G. Lea and Miss Mary Dixon
Newbold were the guests of Miss Carter
in Mrs. Brooke's box at the Horse Show
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hcbard have
returned to their home in Chestnut Hill
after an extended trip through the West.
Mrs. Hebard's sister. Miss Emile la
Fargo Claxton, will spend the winter in
California.
Miss Constance Vauclain. of Rose
mont, will give luncheon today, later
, taking her guests TO the Horse Show.
Mrs Lewis r. Dick, of the Drcxcl
Apartments, Overbrook, gave small
tea yesterday in honor of Miss Louise
Driscoll, who Is spending tho week end
with her. Miss Driscoll has been visit
ing Mrs. John B. Roberts.
DIR. Ada Russell Baxter, who has been
staying at her bungalow at Pine Beach
for September. has returned to her
apartments nt 1115 Spruce street for the
winter.
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TIOGA

Mrs. William Boggs will entertain
tbr members of her sewing club at
luncheon on Wednesday. Her guests
viii include Mrs. Charles Anderson,
Mrs. Carl G. IIcrschel, Mrs. Marion
" BENJAMIN. Mrs. Sanford Craven,
Mrs. Clayton Taylor. Mrs. Abram
Wcikcl Mrs. himes Townsend, Mrs
Charles Schacffcr. Miss Margaret Hill
ton and Mrs. Robert Fries.
Mrs. Jacob Schrciber. of North Broad
street: Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Louis
Weber, Miss Ella Shaw, Mrs. Edwin
IIoyd. Mrs. Alexander Reinick and
Mrs. Franklin Hoover form an informal
bridge club which will meet for the
FIRST time this season on Wednesday.
October %, when Mrs. Hoover will
entertain the members at luncheon and
bridge
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Hoag, form
erly of this suburb, who have been
spending the summer and early autumn
in Ocean City, rave returned to their
home in New York,
Miss Dorothy r. Murphy. daughter
of Mr.. John Tilden Murphy. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clarence A. McIlhenny,
at her cottage in Chelsea.
Among the autumn weddings will be
that of Miss Dorothy NJ. Elmer, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Frank Elmer,
of 1925 North Mervine street, and Mr..
Horace /. Derr, of Moore, Pa, which
will take place on Tuesday ut the home
of the brides parents. Miss Grace
Heckler will be maid of honor, and Miss
Helen Hitler will be bridesmaid. Mr..
Alfred Gilbert will be best man.
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ROXBOROuGA

Mrs. Carroll Il. Thompson, of 61S
East Leverington avenue. entertained M
cards on Thursday evening, when her
guests included Mrs. Merritt Moffett.
Mrs, William Haeberlein, Mrs. Walter
r. Krauss, Mrs. Lawrence Sanford.
Mrs. William Dixon, Mrs. Harold
Chappell. Mrs. Richard Farrand, Miss
Sophia Lackey, Miss Jessie Wester-
man, Miss Marian Westerman, Miss
Charlotte MARBLE and Miss Elsie Leon
ard.
Mrs. Amos Taylor, OF 246 Dupont
street, Sunnicliffe. entertained the
Young Ladies' League of Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tues
day evening mt her home. Mfrs.
Taylor is president of the league and
her guests included Mrs. Harry Pra
ger. vice president: Miss Ethel Black,
secretary; Mrs. Leon Strickland. treas
urer; Miss Bessie Blankin, Miss Maude
Kelly, Miss Marie Kane, Miss Sophia
Lackey, Miss Margaret Severson. Miss
Mildred Butler, Mrs. Harry Prayer,
Miss Ella Murray. Miss Mabel Head
berg, Miss Carrie Lloyd, Mrs. Harold
Chappell and Mrs. Clinton Seltrer.
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NoRRISToWN

Mrs. Carroll Hoover and Mrs. Her
bert L. Moore have issued invitations
for auction bridge aud 800 on Thursday
afternoon. October %. at the home of
Mrs. Hoover, COL West Main street.
Miss Jessie II. Stout. of 627 Swede
street, was the guest of honor at a
dinner given by members of the North
ern Home Service Section. American
Red Cross at the Green Dragon Tea
Room, in Philadelphia.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Irene Jones, daugh
ter Of Mrs. 4. NJ. Jones, Of Fayctte
street, COnShohocken. and Mr.. Christian
krsch. of Philadelphia. MIR. KirsCh
recently returned from overseas service.
whore he was sergeant in the aviation
corps.
Mrs Charles Simpson, Of Whitehall
road entertained the members of the
Norristown Reading Circle at her home.
Mrs. Frederick Eckfcldt read the paper
on Indian Industries. which was the
study subject of the afternoon
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DoYLEsToWN

Announcements have been received
here of the wedding of Miss Sara Jane
Yerger, of Wismer, daughter of Mr..
Albert Yerger. and Mr.. William NJ.
Sames, of Plunsteadville, at the home
of the bride, October 4.
Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Gresham. of
kennett square announcming the birth
On Tuesday. October Z. Mr.. Crassmnn
was recently teacher in the Doyles
town High School, and is now principal
of the Kennett Square High School.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederic Blaip Jacket
entertained the members Of the Sfinx
Club at their home. Glen Echo,
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Miss Anna Forman, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Forman. of 3l03 Euclid
avenue. and Mr.. Michael Weiss, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Weiss, of 2249
North Nineteenth street, will be mar
ricd on Sunday evening. October II, at
Tho home of the bride by Rabbi Eng
Ionder After spending their honey
moon in Atlantic City the bride and
bridegroom will live at 2249 North
Nineteenth street Miss Forman's sis
tor, Miss Elizabeth Forman. was re
Gently married TO Mr.. Philip Nolucki.
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Musical EpentS Of
The Coming Week

Monday. Oct. 13-Vatican Choirs.
Metropolitan Opera House, S:15
p. IN,
Thursday. Oct. 16--Organ recital,
Wanamaker store, by Charles NJ.
Courboin, S:15 p. NJ.
Friday, Oct. 17.--Philadelphia Or
chestra, Academy of Music, 3p. m.
Saturday, Oct. 1S.-Phiadelphia
Orchestra. Academy Of Music,
S:1J n. m,
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ELJIOTT-WENDT

The marriage of Miss Louise Bar
bara Wendt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wcndt, of 200 Rycrs avenue,
to Mr.. Clifford Lawson Elliott, of 42l
Tabor road, Olney, took place in the st,
James Methodist Episcopal Church,
Tabor road, Olncy. on Thursday morn
ing, October Q, at 10 o'clock, the Rev.
Edward f. Randolph officiating. There
were no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott are spending their honeymoon
in the Pocono Mountains, and upon
their return to the city will live at 42l
Tabor road.
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Fire Damages Picture Theatre

Fire in the operating room of the
Iris Moving Picture Theatre, 3146 Ken
sington avenue. shortly before midnight
last night did about 500 worth of dam
age before it was checked by engine
company No. TO- The theatre was empty
at the time. The exact cause of the
fire has not been ascertained.