EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1017 FASHION BECKONS . WITH INVITING HAND Spring Millinery Openings nt Earle Store, Gimbels, Straw bridge & Clothier's and Lifs BEAUTY IN RADIANT GUISE Wonderful Display ChallenRes Admira tion of the Discriminating Shopper It dellKhlful little ten Harden. . ,,. merhannlng vvlMar a vine nnd WW ior?d lanwrn" vtltli daintily attired ray colored ln " '. , irolnt wh,P '"J nSnK carnations to the patrons, er wn ?." Vdwd the opening day of eprlng mil- '.rt faihlon and furbelow In the new Earle' Store at Tenth and Market Mrecti it was the opening, for all the world HkM a lea Harden, wUh orchestra t.lavW .d lotely model rniunterlng up and down Z ral-ed platform wearing the very "art ,heJ" In cxnulnlte govt in. astonishing foot- and wonderful hats, apparel for the f,t. one of four and on up to the very mirte.t woman. In all sorts and kinds of frocks and gowns The opening feature of the display was .ho appearance of three young women wear Kr the" ery latent In bathing suits, the ..west feature being a pantalette iffot of 5Sn5aWB blue silk poplin The bathing SrU were followed b any number of at frYetlve eports models, the suits fashioned if every Variety of shantung, silk, poplin in trtlr color of the rainbow The Jnpa M motif prevails in nearl all the com blM" of color thlf year and It was to bflnr out this Idei that the store arranged "'" ..... ...i k.urnnn,! nt the tea houe The afternoon the delllhtful background of the tea house E.. afternoon frocks were especially lovely in such a wealth of rich but wu colors. .nrette crepes hand embroidered In golds. Eaie, tans, apple nnd shadow lawn green For these arc to be the predominating rolor. One very smart model was of black .rma embroidered In self silk of Japanese uneta ni "'"VV- " ..... ... n,..i t,mgl The SKiri wan minimi, n, i .. the waist was n combination of geor tt crepe and taffeta, topped vtlth. a fancy coat of black on which the embrold irv motif was carried out The whole was nlthed with a small hat of black llscre trimmed with stiff feathers In the hat lino horsehair models prevail trimmed with elet ribbons and flowers The smart llseree chapeau Is trimmed rather elilnlr with burnt ostrich nnd the feather binds are much In use Black predomi nates but any color under the sun Is to be worn' navy blue, brown, sand nnd combina tions' of sand and navv, sand and cherry and every variety of gray Among the iports hats are to be found a delicious new turquoise blue .which the little bluo yed miss will welcome with Joy In the shoe and slipper line for the open ing extended to footgear-rthe high shoes will be worn In canary champagne. Ivory white and gray with canary nnd cliam tiagne as favorites In the low shoes black Is the thing: Colonial ties with huge buckles or pumps with tiny buckles are the things There Is no In-between heel, cither mlladv trips through the air. as It were, on her tlppj loe, or the very low flat heel will throw her back to the earth so hard as to make her appear almost flatfooted The combination of black with other colors In hoes has been entlrclv done away with for this season at least OIMBEt. nnoTHims What Is the approved hat model for 1917 Co up Into (Umbel's salon, and If an answer can be given It will be astonishing, for The Model Is not to be found, so bewildering and smart an array of hats of cve Kind and form and shape and color as are there ' The woman who loves the picturesque will find her heart's desire, and the girl who golfs and rides will see Just the thing for her new sports suit, while the strictly tailored maid his any number of varieties from which to choose The Qulnn hat, which is sort of neapol Itan and lace combination, mav be said to prevail, and tho uncurled ostrjet feather thme is crcplng slowly inck as one of the prettiest of trimmings, but one jvould never recognize the old ostrich feather, so disguised Is In into flowers, bands, pompons and every varletv of ornament. Caroline Keboux has an odd model which U called the f'hlnet.e temple hat , It la a hort of toque, with a mushroom brim, which fits elcse against the head , It Is fashioned of land straw, verv noft and pliable and has Mvy blue Chinese designs embroidered i about the crown A large flit-brimmed gaiden hat of rose fink georgette crepe Is lined with line black straw, and a loose, long-stemmed bunch of tlnk roses Is attached to the low crown It takes one back to the beauties of tho Trench courts. A 4nsant model Is very pretty fashioned of neapolltan straw with a tiny upturned trim and trimmed with a band and Mer cury wings of black Jet sequins Another unsant chapeau Is m-ide of black lace straw, outlined with King's blue velvet and trimmed at the side with a tiny hunch f French flowers, the cunning model la fastened under the chin with a narrow strip outth.uu"' T,r "ndency Is to bring out the military nnd Chinese thoughts One i i .f ll" ,lne, of "" mllltnrv vvns car ricJ out In two shades of deep violet, while a ml itary toque nf deep violet his nil urlentnl (. hlnesy trimming of grny ribbon The seison promises to be decidedly color ful, hut tho colors are all In the soft pas. tel shades Models from Jeanne l.ahtln, the Malson Lewis. Mtrla (Juy nnd Kveljn Varon were much In evidence One of the latest things U the 'baby veil." so called because It Is plncjd on the hair close to the face Under the' hat and has n medallion In Hie center below the chin, which Is supposed to He flat on the neck when the wearer Is dls- porting nn open-necked frock Sjnie of the veils are so arranged that the embroidered, ornaments nn them are used for a trim ming on n flat-crowned hit , .STHAWHIUtKli: tc CI.OTHIP.H A perfect riot In materials with perhaps more discretion Ihnn In pit jears ns to color, greets the e on entering the mil linery salon at Htrnwbrldre ft f'lothlers, where the annual siring opening Is bjlng held today Crowns are lower this season the small mushroom shape being In first fnvor with the designers j Conservatism marks the Incoming hats l Tired of the Tam-o Shanter and extreme I stove-plpes which could only be becoming to a limited number nf women, this season s (hnpeaux are notlceahl) d'screet and con-1 ventlnual In regard to their shape Hut des'gncrs hive made up In material for what they lack In varletv nf blocks Khakl-kool Is a reigning favorite, with1 bangkok straw, coronation braid, mllnn linen faille, nnd last but not least, figured silk, all trying hard for second place A Chinese treatment Is evcrvwhere In evidence In the mushroom shape, the broad flat hat, the toque with a gaily colored but ton nnd tassel dangling off at one side Is the oriental Influence felt And Indeed for utilitarian purposes for general becoming ncss It Is heard to beat LIT IlllOTHRHS An unusunl number of smart models fea tures Lit Brothers' formal spring milliner opening being held today tomorrow and the succeeding dav In the salon on the third floor Large hats, delicately constructed are much In evidence many of these being of net georgette crepe or of lace One misses this season the violent fu- turlstjc cblorlngs which have been so In I Sands vogue, for while manv bright colors are In ork evidence, these are usually softened by trim ming of a blending shade Thus a corn colored straw will be trimmed In brown nnd a gay hat In grav-'bluc Instead of a direct complementarv shade The hats of the Incoming seison are i pitlte and demure rnther than daring Turned-down shapes partly concealing the face 'or wide-brimmed hats with a quaint sag nt one side predominate The principal novelty of the seipon Is furnished bj the contrasting materials which go to make up the hat Milan georgette crepe and braid will form the body of one hat vvnlle another will be of Oriental figured silk and coronation braid Trimmings Include the demure forget-me-not pansles, fruit, burnt peacock pond lilies, roses orchids and beaded ornaments In abundance One special feature is the dlsplav of mcumlng hats nn unusually good assort ment from which to choose Ik ixV I U. OF I AKCHITECTS COMPETE Virtually All Students of Department Submit Designs for Masque Virtuallv all of the students In the archi tectural department nf the University of Pennsylvania havo entered designs for the stage of the Masque nf American Drama, It was announced todaj hv I. I) Hollnnd in structor in the Architectural School nnd designer of the masque . The studepts are competing for a prize offered by the Phllomathean nnd Zeloophlc Societies, under whose direction the nnsque is to be staged 111 the Botanical Hardens during the second week In Mav, and todaj Is the Inst diy for designs to be submitted The Judges In the contest will meet tonight and make their decision known as soon ns they have gone over the sketches. VICTIM OF AUTO PLUNGE Miss Caroline E. Haines, the former Camden yoiinK vvomnn, who was drowned at Ilnltlmore with three other persons when n taxieah in which they were riding plunged Into n river. PERMITS 19.YEAK-OLO SON TO MARKY MILLINER Younjr Sujrnr Hroker Will Wed Cnnad- ian Girl Other Cnjidldntcs for Matrimony Clifford 8 llillle a nlneteen-ji ir-old sO gar broker uf 2001 North Broad street, has taken out a mnrrlnge license to wed Miss Kther M MncArthur a twentv .four-year-old milliner nf Ottawa Can Bailie s fither a wholesnle groccri gave his consent to the marriage Another license was Issued for Pdwln K II Lent flftv-seven ars old a printer of New Vork city to wid Mrs lone J thirty-one veirs old also or .New Lent was divorced In N'ew ork In t'jOT on statutory grounds Mrs .s-vndss husband died In Boston In I'll'.' Both these licenses were lsued late iturdav after noon at ChUf Clerk rerguons home Other licenses Issued today were I linen PRAYER FOR PRESIDENT; LASH FOR FILIBUSTERS Rev. Dr. John Mockridge Assails Senators Who Defeated Armed Ship Bill 1'rHyers for President Wilson were of fered and the Henntors who defeated the 'armed neutrnllty" bill denounced- by the Ilev Dr. John Mockridge of St .lames Kplscopal Church, who spoke nt the Lenten day service In the Oarrlck Theatre today 'The people of the I'nlted Wt-ites heard of a line spectacle upon rending the morn ing newspaper"," he said It was a fine thing Indeed, In lend of Henatois who ap parently held the nttlon's honor nt naught' Thank (lod there were not many more Tnlted States Its he-trtlest congratulations nnd well wishes and by a rising vote of tho congregation nt this evening s ysslon In vokes Hurt it b'esslng nnd guidance upon your leadership of the nation In this great crisis of Its history" SA YS CRISIS WILL NOT KILL BELIEF IN GOD ' The present national cr sis nnd the hurt times for the Individuals so far ns the fond situation Is umcenied form no basis for thought that should le-id ;rsons aw y from belief In Hod, was the subject of ie marks bv the Hev Joseph II Karp nf vi I'auls ChurCh who preached the nnnnrtij Lenlen sermon at Christ Church "e, id street above Market, today Mr Karp sild that the Spirit of uv is always to be found In our fellow men in matter how troublesome the times or how extreme our (listless There Is nlwivn n remnant that possesses the truth, n remnant In others anil a remnant In ourselves The siwnker also Introduced ft wonl of warning ngalnst the Irtet that. Lenten oh servatlons nre more than preparation for n better life That good or broken-heart, d feeling thnt the observation )f Lent some times gives us may he misleading unless we make it e p-vrt of a perniment Chung in our lives URGES SELF-CONTROL IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS Self-control In mtlonal iiffnlrs was urgel by the Itev l)r Kloyrt W Tnmklns lector of Holv Trlnltv Cluiich who spoke at tlte noondav Lenten service held under the auspices of the Brotherhood of M Andrew in n'd SI I'ml's church Third Mreet below Walnut today , "There never was n time when self-con-linl was mm ' needed than now Doctor Tomklns said We ns n nation must not rush Into things nndly Often ienou nnd self-contiol t'nnge situations for the best and the man who nasnns Instuid nf acting epeclallv nt llrst in no way loses his manhood There me three pirilinil ptlnrlpUs In n man Thete nie mind limit nnd spirit When theie three me working in harmony then man uttnlns hi even hil-ince It l such n condition we are nil striving for LJudne Shoemaker Administers Oath C. N. Gilbert Appointed Forcmnn MARCH GRAND JURY SWORN FOR SERVICE the The Ornnd Jury for the .March term of Quarter Sessions Court was sworn In today before Judge Shoetnakei C N Ollhert,. H3n, Hawthorne street vtns appointed fore man Thoe summoned for serrlre nre1 Thomns Armstrong p-tlnter, 153S Hum street. William Arnbuhl, manufacturer, 311 Intuit street. Welty Aunckle, icstnu rant "l" Kntnr street Harry ltennlswis, iiilicnler 222 Sterner street , Judsun Brad wnv engineer 1130 North Twentieth street , I'Mtuk W Burpee, superlnti ndenl ISII West Veiiiiign stieet. 1 human Bunting en gineer 3311 Manilla avenue William Clay pnole mnehlnlst 3IT8 Arnmlngo avenue, Pntiprsnn Piibolse ndtler ml South For tieth sireet II llnuptfuhrer Hr dealer "Don North Lawrence street, Krederlcit tlenti. clerk, 1430 North Thirteenth i Otto Helmer, machinist, 390ft North ( cock street, Joseph M. Hertlngs, Insp Prnnkford avenue: Henry It, llcyl. mecha cal engineer. t:U South Fifty -second itrs John Hemmelnrlght, carpenter, 1472 N t.-lf i.Altith mtrmmt .Trthtl 1fme d.,UJ41s1 ' ."v.":" 7 ' .-'" T?;i turer, mm Kasi tjiimneriana street; Klnzcl, machinist, 14 N'arragansctt stre Charles Lepps, hatter, 2018 North Tfc street ; George X Merkte, statistician, tt North Seventh street; John Rlngho cabinetmaker, 959 North Randolph street Is. -,. . -l- -.1 .. III. M - Hiicr miyncr, intm litter, vv r9 street: George Tye, dealer. 1349 8 Twentieth street : John Wolf, carpenter, M vvniiace street ASK FOR and GET Horlick's The Original Malted Milk Substitutes Coit YOU Samt PriC ?. .... . j K7M nn I snd Krsncls Vhtiolt tlin V llrnail t an I I' 1-nlpis Hrlslnl Pi . llniiII N llesastl .'.' S I nmne si Nulli n llnlinan 'J.o S amir st NitHsnlel P Miirxan Jlqii N'.lith st Mala K Slnkes IVMl N Win st Prnrsl I ltutclir lln N '"lh l . and hll htft llslns Vlt Unlit SI Jnw I llsski-ll Mrt Vlth st snd MarKuret Orr -'tis V Pmeille st ... Joel M llnjmlti thlran 111 nnd Irma I. Aecker Hull Hrle ate , Arthur VV Johns m VV ilinlnmnn Del and Jennie Onulil Vlt.ll"al V J Oonrre H lliimon ',11 II Imllana ate and Fllfn 0 N-IM IMll llnwHr.1 st Lowrll .1 I arsnn Pnulsbnrn N J nnd hthel v nnr 1?1? S tilth ttl Vnrihill I llnfhelor .'Jc'i N Uoter st l In II Benin "r N Jillh st VV 'Ham I lll'liert 17T N llenhttnol st Marj ' hmnr 112.' li "I Joh hi t -k it -'"iOI i: Nnrrls el nn t Anni i: i. jo.' i: i.-hikh m an. I nh 1 r.lkton Mdrriase Licenses Kl.KTuV Mil March 1 The following marriage licenses weie Kucd here tndav Harry MncCord ind Amu Cns-ddv and. James I Hlc nnd Berlin Kiihn Phlltclel phla Wllllim McOeviti Phi ndelphla nnd Glendori Walker Atlantic Cltv . Willlitn U Ail mis and Marie I bbnit Camden Chorles II West and Mvrtle Baxter i hes ter, Alfred I) Murphv Clnvmnnt ind Agnes II lingers Wilmington, Harrv I, Bitting Williams School. P-i nnd Nnrmt M Hodgdon. Ph'lidelphl.i, Alforrt Henrtrle and Anni .M Myers Heading Jules Kerr Allentnttn and Mabel .sheetz Kistnn Pa , Albert Pfaff and Katherlne r I.alley Chester John J Blever and Mamie Leon ard Wilmington , i Ham (5 Knoebel nnd Kdlth Dougherty Nnrrlstonn Stmuel Ter vlns nnd Lillian JtoeIe Btltlmore. and I.eland I'axson and Mnrtha hharp, Ynrd vlUe, N J :ROBINSON & CRAWFORDH EDWARD DILLON .FnrmrIy with TIFFANY & CO. TDLATE8T riVTU AKMJE STYLES W Wedding Invitations V Marriage Announcements Bell, Professional, Business Cards mtJX1 HAMS IIUII.DIMI OtEgTNUT AND JUMPflt STREETS A 'V whava ll4iilr.Ci .rn'i' ;- -WW, AAVA V .VUIXA1I!,V i , lMUJLnB..g2i: m?, 3 jxr-fx hJl 1 VW'j lY'iJ k V -VV,...', iK.S,$VsiL?''. -x r.."-r.lr. tf&tt !i'.Mioo.iJiiiiirr u j 'v;.vai 'Jiuf i,rrriFBKJt wz i a i ; v. xj ... A.'.t . -V . ,4V' J $3292.70 SMfowftmYWK3j m A penny wisely spent is better than a penny un wisely saved MERIDALE BUTTER costs a few pennies more than ordinary butters, but the people who wisely buy this "uncom monly good butter" really get more for their money. They get pure, sweet, fresh butter a full pound of ltmade, regardless of expense, with only one great aim -to make the best butter that it is possible to mak6. AYER&McKINNEY IMtkers of Meridtie) PblUdelphU Keton PhOM, Main 1781 ' iSSil" M."Miifll"t During the month cf February wc paid thirty-two hundred and ninety-two dollars and seventy cents to express companies for bringing Eggs to us from different parts of the country freight trains could not be depended on to deliver the goods on time. It is our business to keep our customers supplied with the Best and Freshest Goods at the lowest market prices all the time. Our twenty-six years of catering to the requirements of Philadel phia Housekeepers and forming connections with shippers over the entire country puts us in a position to sell goods fifty-two weeks in the year at the most reasonable prices that they can legitimately be sold. 35c FRESH EGGSDozn Fresh Eggs that's just what we mean. Every one guaranteed. Fresh Eggs are the cheapest and most nourishing food you can buy. GOLD SEAL EGGS Carton 38c Fresh from the nests to you as quickly as express companies can bring them. Gold Seal are the freshest, largest and heaviest Eggs that reach this city. gold Seal qc RICE Mb.pkg. " Rice is a most economical food. There is more nourishment in a pound of Rice than there is in a quarter peck of potatoes, and pota toes will cost you about 20c. CHOICE EVAPORATED PEACHES I Healthful, wholesome and eco nomical. A pound of Peaches, when cooked, will supply at least six persons less than two cents each and these are of very choice quality. GOLD SEAL A O RIJTTER lb' HtOC BUTTER Particular people always buy Butter at Our Stores' because the protection we give them both as regards quality and price, is doubly welcome and valuable in this important commodity. If you are particular about the BuTtTr you use, you wilf appreciate the fine flavor' delicious 'fragrance anefsuperior quality of Gold seat, HY-LO BUTTER lb. 43c CA-RQ BUTTER lb. 38c NT jgge: Your cost of living depends largely on where you buy your groceries. The best way to keep it down is to buy all your require- mentsat TA StortM What Quality Counts And Low Prlft Prtuail" STAND BEHIND NATION, LENTEN SPEAKER PLEADS Hpeaklwr nt the noonJnj t.enten xervtc at St Stephen rhuroh Tenth ntreet tielon Market. th Hev tlr I.vtnan P Powell precl tlert of Hohart College maintained th.it the world ttar hns brought the rhurcli to n higher Btage of efllclenev nnii that tte hear more good jermnns now than tte did In time of peace 'Vow I the time fald Poctor I'otvell to put nelde partv arlevanee nnd pettv Jealounlen and etnnd behind tho President We have learned n new kind of peace the peace of rlRliteounet and tint H what -we should strive for ALLENTOWN CHURCH ASKS GOD'S BLESSING ON WILSON Al.t.HNTOWN I'n Mann G 'ileni He. formed Chun ll whlili has the largest con gregation last evening bv i iHing vote nt Kervlces extended well wishes to Presi dent Wilson nnd hint him the following tele gram Silem Reformed liureh of Ulentown Pi extends to vou upon tour entrance upon the sec md term ux President of tlr EMMAHARTMAN 1502, VAlnut Street ADAPTATIONS SUITS COATS BLOUSES SPRING 1917 CREATIONS GOWNS WRAPS HATS !l!!l!"l". 'I. II!1'11'11'!!11!1!'11 '.I m" ii . i a ,i 1 1 jit immtMi t ti iimihiiiiiiiiimiiihi ''iiMi!imijiiiliiiiMiiiiliiii,!tiiiiiliIiir HTiiH iiii ii 11 irfa ' jTffJ if I if f fin -U VfffififIllfiff$rWM F t" V iSISHr?VS ''''y-uMMkJsJi m mKMlWm SS!r?-55Wr 8 mie&iid 'dfoie '!rJ&7K(3ul)t Spring Opening - AND FASHION PROMENADE at The New Earle Store Daily Posings on Living Models IN OUR SECOND FLOOR COSTUME SECTIONS Twice Daily ( 10:30 2:30 A. M. P. M. to to 11:30 A. 3:30 P. M. M. Today, Tuesday and Wednesday FLOWERS WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE LADIES MUSIC BY WILSKY'S ORCHESTRA ALSO ' Extensive Spring Displays of Authoritative Styles in Trimmed Millinery Untrimmed Millinery Women's Coats, Suits, Dresses Women's Waists and Skirts Ultra Smart Shoes Market Street Tenth Street i .j '1 titi XL- te M ' jud , H & v. ' i j 4 i i Thr'i l k i k M rfTt-wwivir, am. an obinsofi & Crawford - -rw J tt 'tii n,
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