The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAKUH 6, 1918, +! LOVISA W. COCSWELI | ‘itiveninacsneascbaabaain ——___ ate anmbakintenaln an See PHoTo pays. | PHOTO PLAYS. TH ae 42° STREET LYRIC Wes of Broadway R.A WALSH'S DRAMA ate of Musical America, President, peak AND THE |who dined at the Biltmore last night. | “WOMAN AND THE LAW,’ The principal guest was Philander) BASED ON DE SAULLES P, Claxton, United States Commie-/ TRAGEDY, AT THE LY RIC! [sioner of Education. On the dais, — | also were James H, Preston, Mayor! “go that ts the Jack Do Saulles| BASED ON THE of Baltimore; Murray Hulbert, Com-| cage," commented a fashionably missioner of Docks; Mra. Willlam| gonced young woman to he Rubinatein Club; Chief Justice Isaac | Far ita a ried cata wareivt JACK DE SAULLES DAILY MATS.230 25%e50#) Euhidtdr ithe’ whilbarmone 82° "thay ws tt CASE —— EVENINGS 830 25*oFl? Musical Alliance of Ainerica . snd Atte, UOLKbOH GAMBNNIN The Addressed by Its Chief Promoters} GF | suemorenns ot Oe on . : > J. Coyle of thia elty, a son of Mr, BY SYLVESTER RAWLING | ‘ : und Mrs. Charles P. Coyle of New The wedding of Miss Marie Galllard na ter of Mr. and Mra. 1 of No. 10 Bast 83d ! Lieut, William Hamilton \., of this city, will be celebrated tay in St. Bartholo- me ‘ A reception at the ome of {he bride's parents will fol- of The Musical Alliance of the |! Tn were some 250 members United States, John C, Freund, Mr. and Mrs, George F. Crane of No. 410 Park Avenue announce the eugagemoen! of thelr daughter, Miss Katherine A. Crang, to Lieut, George Peabody Montgomery, 306th Field Ar- Uillery, son of Mr, and Mra, James conductor of the Philharmonic $0-1t, mat of the jury, sho concluded. ciety; Pierre V. R. Key, Rubin Gold- | #, 4 blame his wife mark, Percy Hemus and David Bisp-| “ye was a hard pull on the heart- ham, most of whom made speeches.| string, of tho large audience that Mortimer Montgomery of No, Mi Another speaker was Kitty Cheat-| saw the Willlam Fox presentation of Bast 18th Street | bam R. A. Walsh's film drama, “Woman tt playhouse, for} — At eeeeAt naw the . ai it] Mt Mdwin Florence of Elizabeth, oly". “Soloisia | Public schools, the inducowent of | tragic sto Tho play departed only| At 4 o'clock om the afternoon Of). Jy. nas announced the engagement e“Rivoll’ Orehestrs | hunicipalitics to provide slightly from the pathetic narrative | March 15, at the Church of the A®| of ner daughter, Miss Margaret Cur- ee ome Raerin| eary funda; the encourd related while Mrs. Blane 5 De Bauliee cension, Miss Toutsa Winslow Cor » Florence, to Smith Farley Fergu- ht | GoENe Caer Le Unite tod her for| Well and Ensign Thomas Robins JP) won of th ¥, won of the late Dr. N,, will be married. MIM! i voraea Forguson of Troy. | Str . och. An Renswlaor Cogswell of! yr and Mra, Willlam KE. Howell of 0 be mber of the Cabinet. | riag : }2 am E 39TH ST iia, Rechte, rea, Bi leer ir OF TH ty n these, lines, the principle of part of Mra. J La Balle, a st 11th Street, a dobutante ark announce the engagement of NP LSAMAIN Tino Noe tole | WEEK EWICH | 0 aid down by Mr. Freund, | t differs slightly from | Of this ecaron and a member of the) choir daughter, Miss Katherine Here wala YHODGE x | RKOADWAY THEATRE, Dene &4teeae rs spoke | ntral figure In the Long] Juntor League site te to Binwtn Alten Honedie - In & broad view, pre-| Islu dy, was admirably taken) Fer flance is tho son of Mr. and] tndorniil, U.S. N. It, aon of Mr. and y to achieve y woman who name did + @, Thomas Robina. ¢ ford, ‘ar on the programme, She| Mrs. Thomas Robins amfords | sry, ¢ ng as thesim-| Conn, and a student at Princeton | Among the objects of the eoclety| ana the Law, are the furtherance of music in the} ajmost every Ivo LI I iperarseo ti we THEATRES. | WINTER GARDEN *\>., 44th ST. } Ey 1, om, M Weds & Mates ; Follow the Girl ! sn THEATRES: Janged the a Banke Tore CHANG ir, Hulbert | upport, and | was demure and ¢ Pp hyor Hylan el " at J pecans mn explained what Balti- ean holress, captivated by the| University. At t he Is in com. = |more, the pioneer municipality, had your pendthritt of a | mand of a submarine chaser. The engacement of Miss Lillian done and is doing to promote the} and ‘the cabarets of Broadway. She | hele’ enw ew rinounsed | BAWONG Gaubhion of Mushen Saws NEW TERDAM Ww. ‘ause. Mr. Bispham related personal] was tensely dramatic when she went} s . aan ERDAM | aft ezparencen thet wore as inter ting| to the Ta Salle home and shot down |last December cott of Pluinfleld, N. J., to First Lieut fant teclaring thats grt senesced el =ssss=| Chalmers Wolfe T. Overton, 117th In- | pacifist, made an eloquent 0D » her the one thing in tho} brotherhood of ail ¥ loft toy for hor BOSTON STAYS: UP LATER,| {22 a son of T. C, Overton of Plainiield and Huntington, L. 1, bas ik utterance t been announced. wondrous prea sundation of the] dl, Mar The engagement is announced of DECANE. A — by his wit, i March 6—Hoston people! Mixs Dorothy Thompson of East Or- tM ! Jack La 8 A and work an'| ‘i peace foria for the furtherance of the Art.| role of tt andere und arly closing mpson of Pomona, N and ABER Foes foe ihe furtherance! oF Ae Art| Ene gt ad earty close | Tse tvan A. Habertar Avail eat LAUGH Maker of the Senson. |; spoke was lickin , rvation measure, | tlon, Slenal Corps, U 8. A, of South - COHAN'S isn, 44d. us put the fit y Hopkins as J | tching enchantress, » old schedule of | Lee, Mase asm for Ameri 4 nd Conners made the , and art &, and saloon — LEO DITRICHSTEIN’ 19-7948, LOMBARDI, LTD. {yyih : hove (16h chtful, Others | clo , wore notifed ord Reading, the British Ambas War ey t,, yee, ust 423 t is to do for tho boy “ Agnes 3 en until 1 P.M. | aa vnd Lady Reading arrived here WE? “The Gipsy Trail” || LIBERTY tn Ne v* faiiy Sampeting iin Satorwate, “andy shi ab suits Bieta Wem 40h st ie nto the singing o} ears Wis Were regarded | at the Hoi vhere a roceptid purMouTH Fees Siucindl Sa GOING UP that Was a treat and an inspir y dasilant wane] cit be o acta Actas 2 | Everybody went home smiling, glad | ‘Will be soon Except that Work ‘hean an hour fater | Will be wiven in thelr honor this af | 8. than. wsuit ternoon CRITERION fi 47709 if LAURE TE TAYLOR DAT eh kshire String Quartet gave Acolian Hall last night} audience sxood musical BROADHURST jer hrs EMILY STEVENS By ALAN'DALY, Bijou © Sry, W. of Tondway Mie 8 GO om Wet & Sat, 2.80 ented GIRL "oO MINE WHY MARRY?) 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Comfortable, medium, round toe, kid tip, bluchor ‘cut, allowing plenty of room to the ball of the foot without appearing wide, low flat heels with rubber top lifts, light welted soles an ideal aioe for feet that play a prominent part in the ob. grind; sizes up to 8— E and EE widths at were lust season... 4,95) House Frocks Our reg. $1.97 to 32.47.1,.78 Of Pink, Blue, Green or Lav- r chambruy, with pretty contrasting trimming — also striped percales-—in attrac- tive colorings — separate belts Gingham Frocks ptionally priced at. 2.7) Wly pretty frocks in attractive styles of different designs and colorings—col- lur, cuffs, pockets and belt rusting material red. embroide: MORNING SPECIALS- Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M, prevent s huying, quantities reat ted. No Mall or Telephone Orders, $1.25 Crepe de Chines. 40 inch Assortmon colors. 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