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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs, William H Marshall of
1919 Diamond street, will spend the late
Mass. A'
The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Bawden. of
IZ0s West Lehigh avenue, will leave
early In August for an automobile trip
along the Maine coast.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dufield. of
Eols North Eighteenth street, will leave
the end of the month for their bungalow
at Halnesport, along the Rancocas creek.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Lownsbury have
returned from a tour through the West
70 California, visiting the national parks,
ana nave gone to Canada for the re-
mainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hipwell have
returned from their wedding tour and
are at home at 213S North Nineteenth
street. The bride was Miss Mildred =.
Brooks, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Z. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs Brooks have
gone to Ocean City for the late summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Pegley. of 1929
North Fifteenth street, are passing the
season in the Pocono mountains.
Other Philadelphians summering In
the Pocono mountains are Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Doscher.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Klumpp are oc-
cupying their summer home in Park
land. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris A. Kaufman. OF
2110 Spring Garden street, have re-
turned from the Pacific coast, where they
landed from tour in the Orient, and
are in their country home, Philmont,
Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Albright, OF
1911 Spruce street Mr.. and Mrs. James
Caffry. Of 2341 South Seventeenth street,
and Mr., James Cafrry. Jr., 244s South
Bancroft street, have returned home
from a. motor trip to New York. Dur
ing their visit there they were the guests
Of Mrs. B. Caffry at her home in
Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fredericks. Jr, s4e
Wolf street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth OF daughter, July
81. Mrs. Fredericks, Jr.. will be remem-
bered as Miss Marie Cox.
Miss Beatrice Wilson. Of 251s South
Eighteenth street, will spend this week.
end at Chelsea.
Mrs. Alice Mohr ard her daughters,
Miss Camille Mohr, Miss Helen Mohr and
Miss Alice Mohr. Of 2521 South Fif-
teenth street, will spend a few days at
Wildwood.
Mrs. Joseph Halpin, of 1921 Rltner
street, will leave next week with her
sons, Mr.. Joseph Halpin. Jr., Master Jack
Halpin and Master William Halpin, and
her mother, Mrs. Regan, to spend the re-
mainder of the season at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James Niche and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie Buchanan Michie, and
her son, Master John Niche, Of 25l9
Swain street. will leave today for an eX-
tended trip to the Great Lakes and will
spend some time in Toronto, Canada,
They will return home about Septem-
ber 1.
Miss Eleanor v. Boyle, formerly OF
Siuth Philadelphia, has been entertain
ing Miss Adelaide Henrietta Stockins,
August l for an extended trip through
the western states and after September
is will mako her home at 64S North
Fifteenth street.
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NoRRISToWN

Miss Anna Hunsberger, of West Main
street entertained at cards and mis-
cellaneous shower at her home in honor
Of Miss Florence Thinker. The marriage
of Miss Tinker and Mr.. J, Newton
Hunsberger, brother of Miss Hunsberger,
will take place in the fall. There were
twenty guests present, and favors at
cards were received by Miss Effie Brant;
Miss wilda Kneas and Mrs. Edward
Williver.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Mary Poinsett; Of Bur. sp If.
Corson, son Of .Ir. and Mrs. Percy Cor
son, of Plymouth Meeting. on Wednes-
day, in st. Mary's Episcopal Church,
Burlington, N ]. Among the guests
present from this borough were Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Corson. Mr. and Mrs
George Corson, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
price and Mr.. George c. Corson.. The
bridegroom is a graduate of the Norris
town High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross, Of III
Wood street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter. Clara
Louise Ross, on Thursday Mrs. Ross
before her marriage was Miss Leila Jar
rett.
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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week

Vaudeville
REfTH'S-Henrietta Crosman, the dis
tinguished legitimate comedienne, In a
unique one-act play, Every Half
Hour; Lieutenant Gitz.Rice, COM
poser, and Hal Forde, original musical
turn; Edna Aug. popular comedienne,
In characterlzations Bert Melrose, in
ternational clown; Herbert Kinney
and Corinne. dancing specialty; ia. j.
Morton, monologist; Eauilla Bros.
balancers Finley and Hill, "Vodvil a
la Mode" the Singing Cylists.
GLoBE--"The Love Note" miniature
musical comedy of novel appeal Rexs
Comedy Circus; Haywood and Lee.
comedy sklt: Scotty Provan, Scotch
eccentric yiolinist; ; La Folette and Co,
protean Illusion Rome and Cullen,
''thc Dancing Bugs; Jean Sothern,
comedienne, and other acts OF class.
aY-Slatko's Rollickers, in a
whirlwiud Of song, dance and COM
movie Juniper and Mars. picturesque
production Eugene Emmett, Irish
ting II Over" a soldier show, by ex-
service men, is weekend headliner.
CROSS, REYS-"Putting It Over" based
on the shows given In France by mem.
bers Of the Twenty-seventh division,
terday and Today" "Breakfast for
Three" comedy sketch the Bogerts.
Coilic snht oldtRo = holllCKers, mead
line bill beginning Thursday.
GRAND-"The Country Store" billed
as the height of hilarty" in rural
comedy; three Gaudsmiths, funny
clowns with their poodles, an act for
the youngsters; Mccarthy and STEM
nard "conversationists" John OMal-
ley. Irish tenor; Larry Semon, School
Days" film comedy.
NIXON-Milton Sills and Margaret
Fisher will be the big cinema attrac.
ton in THE Week End" a bright
comedy. There will also be a boun-
teous surrounding bill Of high-grade
vaudeville.
WALTON ROOF-The Pierrot Revue
will continue with several newcomers
of class In song and dancing. Several
OF the old favorites will remain with
their porular acts
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ROxROROuGH

Mrs. Helen Spiese. of Lyceum avenue,
who is occupying her summer home in
Ocean City, will entertain the members
of the Aid Society of the Ebenezer
Methodist Church on Monday. Her
guests will include Mrs. Frank Flana-
gan, Mrs. Harry Turner, Mrs. John
Nice, Mrs. Edward Flanagan, Mrs. How
ard Lukens, Mrs. Raymond Hillsley,
Mrs. w. Winner, Mrs. Whiteside, Mrs.
william Miller Mrs. William Miller.
Jr., Mrs. w. Butler and Mrs. Ralph
Farrand
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bovard. Of East
Monastery avenue. are receiving COM
gratulations on the birth of daughter
on Sunday, July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flanagan. of
Lyceum avenue, have gone to Asbury
Park for the balance of the season.
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of Mr.. and Mts. John Lucey at their
summer home, Island Heights N. ].
Miss Elizabeth wills Mencke daueb-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.
Mencke. of Overlook, and Miss Mildred
eisenhower. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Eisenhower OF Germantown, are
the guests for few days of Miss Lorna
l. Mackey,- daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Mackey, at their cottage at
Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Wolfe, of sher-
wood road, Overbrook, will leave In a
few days for Atlantic City, where they
will spend the month of August at the
Marlborough -Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Harold Watson
VIII sail on the Caronia from New York
today. They will make a tour of the
British Isles and attend the Worlds
conference of Friends, to be held in Lon
don. Mr.. Watson is one Of the delegates
sappointed by the Philadelphia Yearly
Mr. Arthur T.. Pew, who sailed for
Europe a short time ago, has arrived in
Paris. where he will remain for a few
weeks.
Or. and Mrs. B. Haiper. Of 1903 North
Thirty-third street, nave left Long
Island and sailed for London, Eng,
months
Mrs. J. Levi, Of the Majestic Hotel
and her grandson, Master Milton Smell
lenburg. of Old York road, have gone
to Chicago to spend the summer with
Mrs. Lewis son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Straus, and
their family, at their country home in
Highland Park. Ill. TheS will be Joined
oy Mr.. Levi In August and expect to
return East In September
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

MRS: Thomas Leaning. of wayne and
Der, per sister, Mrs. Eustis Thompson, of
T,ifnnore; .T,'i,. nc Will leave on Wednesday,
SSuy ZS' for six. weeks trip TO BanfY
oahada' and Seattle, Wash
Mrs Thomas T. Watson, Of pe,,hroo,,.
on,Hill, Wayne, entertained at iiincbenn
TuesSeGd 1TSi.eTeG b. by cards, at her home, on
naIshser maIf snr,f Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Car
gagement gage ' - on sryn Mawr, whose en-
Just been announced, The gnests ';as ;as
eeiIpIded Mrs. william caTmssit G sIeSts scnli III
MS; HISS Corinne B. Freeman, Miss Ethel
M'Es, Marv I. mrs. James H. Little, Miss
M WIS. Edmund H. Rogers. Mrs. William
wisepNsrsheIm ars N,heIm I'd, Mrs, Albert w. Hoopes
ana Miss Gertrude Hearne.
q, An interesting engagement to society
and az '''s Me- s'ty Is that announced by Mr.
homestead, Smithtown, L. l., Of their
TGaughter; Miss Mabel Walker, to Mr
MMvelyn Willing Peters. son Of the late
or this city. "'e 'e's
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Tracy, Of In
TTinaanapolis Ind, are visiting Mrs
Tracys mother, Mrs. W. p, rowland in
Mtansaowne. on their way to Nahant,
Mass where they will spend August.
y, mr.: m and Mrs. Henry Ashton Little,
ne guests at the dinner given at the
jhuantlc Yacht Club. on Monday night,
III Honor or Sir Thomas Upton
ONT MT ana Mrs. Ledyard Heckscher and
Tr uneir family. of Bolingbroke, Radnor,
w. m'n leave next week for camping trip
=, Mrs. William A. wiederseim, Cd Of
Say Shny Crest st. Davids, left on Thurs
Wy,to way 70 visit her mother, Mrs. Charles s.
hMaton. who is staying at st. Peters
ourg' Fla, for the summer.
Ronr;; Mr; and Mrs Thomas MacKellar
Poyyai' ana their daughter, Miss Eleanor
spend the remainder of the summer at
Jamestown, r. I.
Wills samuel T. Bodine, OF Stoneleigh,
IJaova, IJaiahova, Is spending some time at
Manchester, Mass.
y, Mr; and Mrs. Clarence H. Clark, Sd,
SnraaoEo aoEo Spruce street. have taken a
'ouse at ST, Davids FOR the summer.
,,a mr, and Mrs William Struthers Ellis
ana their daughter, Miss Cintra ellis,
sns sp r4x Hill Farm. Bryn Mawr, are
hns'u'ng part OF the summer at Wills
'oso near Lake champlain. NJ Y.
M; Mr; and Mrs. Frank Disston, of st.
at tAIas, AtIa,rtW;lil Wili c,p spend the next few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. T. Elwood Allison have
WWsumrned to Conny Meade. their home at
Mmaliingford, from Chicago, where they
raN. lave peen for fortnight at Lake For
CsVs as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Slyae r. Runnells.
r.mr. mr. and Mrs Armitage Brearley, of
germantown, announce the engagement
a. tneir daughter, Miss Anna Hazel
prearley, to Mr.. Herbert Haltemann
shais son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lam
aiS OF Dayton. o.
W.T. and Mrs. Homer Platten. of New
the birth OF SON. Mrs. Piatten will s be-
dsmampered as Miss Katharine Vieie,
Wuishter OF MT and Mrs, Herman X.
M, and Mrs. 3. A. jackson, OF New
toFk ana unstyvillss 4 I, are the kussts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
MooRESToWN

Mrs. william r. Ward and her family
have beer. visiting Mrs. j. r. Oliver III,
Haddonfield. N. J.
Mrs T. Morrell Newborn. OF King.
ston, N. c., has been the guest OF Mrs.
James Tiger, of East Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Wallace are
occupying the home of Mrs Wallace's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis. of
East Main street, for the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wood, Jr.,
and their family are spending the sum
mer at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Wing and their
family have gone to Sunset. Deer Isle,
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. whitacre, of East
Second street, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Ethel Carrie
Whitacre, to Mr.. Frank C. Smith, OF
washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
MISS CR0SMAN BACK
Noted comedIenne OF "Leglw to BE
Vaudeville etar at kelth's

After an absence OF several years,
Henrietta Crosman is again to appear
here in vaudeville. This notable legiti-
mate actress Is to present for the first
time a one-act playlet, comedy of
unusual theme. called Every Hair
Hour" written for her and to be shown
at Keith's next week. Miss Crosnan has
engaged as her leading man st. Clair
Hales. q graduate of the University y,
Pennsylvania and former principal OF
the Mask and Wig Club.
Miss Crosman Is recognized as one
of Americas foremost condolences. She
has played the wot1en of Shakespeare,
the Pilgrim of John Bunyan she has
portrayed various historical characters
and she has been cast for roles OF
importance In modern plays.
Her career has been a long and dis
tinguished one, and she Is one OF the
most important additions to the vaude-
Vile stage, She Is mentioned among the
fine Rosalinds and only recently her
Mistress, Ford in The Merry Wives,
was declared the finest performance OF
the role within memory.
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. /. r. Stevenson, with her daugh-
ters Miss Polly Stevenson and Miss
1Lnarlotte tLlo stevenson, havo returned to
from the Pocono mountains.
s,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Shore, s311
SSnerman street, are receiving congratu-
Iatlons upon the birth Of daughter,
anne AM hrew Shore, on July g.. Mrs. Shore
Johnstone. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
avenue.
Miss Bessie Henderson. Of Thorpes
lane and Wister street Is spending
some time at Perth Arnboy. n. j. From
short visit
Mrs Ethel Hogeland. of Andalusia,
viii be the guest for few days Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry NJ. Eaton, at 500 East
washington lane.
Mr., and Mrs. William Hammersley,
or 4i0 West Chelten avenue. are occupy
ing their new home near West Chester.
Miss Esther Johnstone. ~ 5a5s Map.
noiia avenue, Is visiting relatives at
AsheVllle' N. C., for a fortnight.
The marriage of Miss Edythe c. Par
sons, OF 1l2 West Ashmead street, to
Mr.. John NJ. Barnett, OF 1872 North Lin
denwood avenue, will take place on Mon
day, August 2.
Mr. Oscar Gehring, Of Thorpe's lane.
ness. >t''N o'''
Mr. and Mrs Frank c. McComas, of
7S6 Church lane, will spend part Of
August at Cape Anne, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Stansbury, of
730 Church lane, have returned to their
home from Ocean City. Miss Virginia
Stansbury has returned from a visit to
her grandmother in Baltimore. The
Rev. Henry F. Wilkie and Mrs. wilkie,
OF Penn, Wister and Chew streets, have
also returned to their home from visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Stansbury In Ocean
Mrs. Kitty Craven, of $3.50 Chew
street, Is occupying her bungalow in the
Pocono mountains. Mrs. Craven's sis
ter, Mrs. Day, Is occupying the Chew
street home during her absence
Mrs: Nathaniel Jones, Sr., and her
son., Nathaniel Jones, Jr., have returned
to their home from Perth Amboy.
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TIOGA

Mrs Oscar Voekler. OF 2251 West
Nenango street, and her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Voekler, have gone to Selins-
grove for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Beckhart Of
West Tioga street, are, spending the
summer at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Earl Campbell OF
West Tioga street, who are passing the
al the Dennis.
Mr.. Howard MacNamee. Jr, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacNamee of
2l33 West Ontario street, is spending
a fortnight at Gratersford, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Keegan have
returned from Atlantic City and are at
home at $500 Judson street. The bride
was Miss Mary Dempsey.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Mary Levan will entertain the
Kappa Beta Sigma Sorority at heI
home, 733 Norm Forty-first street, this
afternoon, at a miscellaneous shower In
honor of Miss Charlotte zeisse, whose
engagement to Mr.. Robert Reynolds
Hirsch has been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cassman, OF IL
North Tallahassee avenue, Atlantic City
have as their guests Mrs. Cassman't
parents, Mr.. and Mrs M. Cravis, OF
the Brentwood Apartments, Parkside
avenue, until their new home Is COM
pleted. Mrs. Cassman will be remem-
bered as Miss Celia Crayis, of this city.
Her brothers, Mr. William Cravis and
Mr., Daniel Cravis, are at camp in the
Adirondacks.
daughter, Miss Carol Smith. of Se19
Chestnut street. have left for White
Sulphur Springs, Va, whore they Will
remain until the middle, OF September.
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HOLM ESBURG

Mrs, Alfred Cartledge, of 3o11 Deca-
tur street, is entertaining Mrs. William
Clark and Mrs. Edith Pattison at her
cottage in ocean City
Miss Annette Wainwright. of Rhawn
street, will spend the weekend In At
lantic City as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Gallagher at their cottage.
Mrs. George F. Enoch, of So37
Frankford avenue, has been entertaining
Mrs Frederick Bonner, OF Alexandria
Md, as her guest for short stay
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WISSAHICkON

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fisher, OF 2o7
Rochelle avenue, have been passing part
son and daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fisher, have returned from
their wedding journey and will be at
home at 5527 Catharine street. The
bride was Miss Helen Alexander.
Mrs. Jane Field and her son.. Mr..
Ivan Field. formerly of Fighter street,
are occupying their new home at Sunny
side avenue and Thirty-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hoffman. hav-
ing returned from the coast OF Massa-
chusetts, are at home at 206 Sumac
street. The bride was Miss Ruth Allan.
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MANAYUNk

The Rev. Francis d. Barnett. Of 1874
krans avenue. will leave on August /
to Join Mrs. Barnett and their children
at their bungalow in Connecticut.
The Rev. Henry A. D. wacker, pas
tor of the Lutheran Church of the
Epiphany, with Mrs. Wacker and their
young son, Master Henry s. Wacker, of
Dexter street, will leave on August 1 10
pass the month in Brooklyn as the
guests OF Mt Wacker's mother, Mrs.
Henry Wacker.
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Mother Love Movie Theme

Marjorie Rambeau. in The Fortune
Teller" enters her last week at the
Chestnut Street Opera House. Mother
hood is the companion theme. TO
spiritualism in the play.
II might be said that motherhood vir-
tuallv Is the leading theme. for II is
the tremendous urge of moher love that
enables Miss Rambeau. as the much
snned against heroine, to score so
majestically in the great psychic scene.
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FRANKFORT

Miss J. Hilda Waters. OF 1892 Allen
grove street, and Miss Marion Crank
stay at Wildwood and are now visiting
the Rev, and Mrs. Albert Thomas, OF
Lyons. N. Y.
Mrs. ]. Anderson and her daughter,
OF Orthodox street, and Mrs. @. Nc
Cullen are spending the month at At
lantic City, from where they will 70 10
Belgrade, Me-, TO remain for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sllberstein, Of
t2Ss FTapkford avenue, who have re-
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MISS SARA L. MONTGOMERY
BRIDE OF Mr.. C. HASSOLO
Interesting Wedding Of Miss Anna
Field and Mr.. Thomas
lindberq
Photo by J. Mitchell Elliot

An interesting wedding will take place
in the Church Of st. Martin s-in-the-
Field, Chestnut Hill. at o'clock today,
when Miss Sara Louise Montgomery.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mont
gomery, of 1927 Norwood street, will
become the bride Of Mr.. Carl s. r. Has
sold, Of Mt. Airy. The Rev. Wood Stew
art will perform the ceremony and Mr..
Montgomery will give his daughter in
marriage. Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Montgomery will attend her sister as
maid of honor and Mr.. Victor Hassold
will be his brothers best man. Only
members Of the immediate families will
attend the ceremony and the reception
which will follow at the home of the
BRIDES parents.
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Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
Phot0plays

IHOtOpIHyS
STANLEY-"The Idol Dancer" d. w.
Grif1thS newest production. Story
by Gordon Young, photographed by
the expert, G. W. Bitter. deals with
the romance that is part of the life
or a missionary in the South Sea
This redbocded evangelist has many
startling adventures among a pic
turesque pagan folk. Albert Wayne.
conductor of the Stanley Orchestra.
has written special score to accom-
pany the picture
PALACE-dFor the Soul of Rafael"
with Clara Kimball Young in one OF
her most striking roles in a pic
/ turesque romance of old California.
Favorably reviewed when shown at
the Stanley a short time ago.
ARCADIA Lets Be Fashionable"
with the two always agreeable CO.
/ stars, Douglas MacLean and Doris
May. The plot shows the mishaps
take bungalow at a swell summer
resort and try to break into smart
rTCTORi4 - Burning Daylight" a
movieization of one Of Jack London,s
most robust and thrilling yarns.
Mitchell Lewis, formerly In support
Of Viola Dana and Nazimova, pro-
NOTED 20 stardom, enacts the red
REGFNT@"Nothing But Lies" Is based
on Willie Golfers successful farce
Ing ifsy But Vif the '"r truth" Il is plotted on
tho endeavor Of a young man to cover
un friends mistakes. Taylor Holmes
cAPTTOLE"The Fourteenth Man" fea.
lures Robert Warwick, who has Bebe
Daniels as his leading woman. and
also Norman Selby (Kid Mccoy in
Galahad. who uses boxing gloves in
stead of q lance in his jousting at
evil
COLONIAL - "shore Acres" James A.
Herne's celebrated old play of Ameri,
the pictorial Virgin of Stamboul."
with Priscilla Dean. last half.
GREAT NORTHERN - Dangerous to
Men" with viola IA, pans; in n, 3 faySr STSo
Woman oT s' in Room ia," with Pauline
MARKET STREET - The City Of
Masks" with Robert Warwick. In a
Lioyd's newest comedy, High and
Dizzy" is the added attraction.
IMPERIAL - Even as Eve" pic
."rhe Shining Band" first half Miss
Hobbs, with clever Wanda Hawley.
sTRAND@"sick a Bed" a light and
bright comedy featuring wallace Reid
and Bebe Daniels.
LEADER-"A Lady in Love" with Ethel
Clayton. in one of her cleverest and
most appealing impersonations.
CEDAR-Same as Leader.
COLTSEUM--Same as Leader
LOCUST-"Sick a Bed" with Wallace
Reid and Bebe Daniels
RIVOLI-"Shepherd Of the Hills" movie
version OF Harold Bell Wrishts
widely popular novel Had big run
at Garrck this summer.
BELMONT - "Uncharted Channels"
first half: "a Broadway Cowboy"
with II. r. Warner in a typical role,
novelty flm, with William Desmon'
last half.
JUMBOLMonday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Mae Murray, in "On With the
Dance" Thursday, Olive Tell, in
Love Without Question" Friday.
Nazimova, Stronger Than Death !;
Saturday, Rio Grande."
WEST ALLEGHENY - Monday and
Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton. in I"The
Dark Mirror" Wednesday and Thurs
day, Enid Bennett, in False Roads" |;
Friday and Saturday, Ray Stewart, In
The Sagebrusher."
Continuing PhotopIay
nDEDx
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WASMUND-BRIGGS

The marriage of Miss Florence Jo-
sephine Briggs, sister OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank P. Briggs, of 81 West Washing
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank wasmund,
Will take place at o'clock this after
noon in the Trinity Lutheran Church,
Germantown, the Rev. DR.. Luther De
zoe oitciating Mr.. Briggs will give his
sister in marriage. Miss Anna King will
attend the bride as maid of honor and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Pauline
Lang and Miss Louise Sheppard. Little
Miss Mabel Briggs. a niece Of the bride,
mund will act Is best man % for his his
brother, and the following gentlemen
will act as ushers: Mr.. William Mason
and Mr.. Harold Plum. Of MerchantvilIe,
y. j.. A reception will Immediately fol
low the ceremony at the home Of the
bride
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Continuing PhotopIay

CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
THE Fortune Teller" IA romantic
play, based on mother love and
spiritualisnn Marjorie Rambeau is
powerful in her emotional role Of tho
mother and is well supported.