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ftoncy JPyim'e TaWw of Easter Parades She Hears
I Livingston! Biddlc, 2d, Is Improving Lady
Rlbblesdale to Come Over in May
-noit the rcs( .of the week, now tlint
F !nt nltht's onern lx over, there will
be nri entertaining. The last four days
of Holy Wpck are pretty much given
over to' .church going, and prepara
tions for going, away over Kaster. H
always seems a pity', not to be home
for Easter Sunday 1 think,, nnd for my
ri. I love to walk through Kitten..
house Hquare around 1 o'clock when
Hie congregations from Holy T
St. Patrick's. Ht, James's, Ht. J
....I the l'rrshvteriiin Churc
Ariiiiiv,
. Mark's
Church , nt
Twenty-first and Walnut streets, Just
naturally walk that way, If It's a fine
dny. The wjunrp is always ho rr-Hh
with Its little green buds and new grass
springing' up, and there are new Easter
hats find gowns to see, ,.,.,,
Even If we-ilo rons.dcr It. "shoddy"
to go out In new clothes on Easter Htin
dny for the first time you'll notice we
are quick enough to wear new ones a
week or more before Easter, so that we
will not have to appear lu winter ones
on that day.
I HEAR that Livingston Hlddle, I'd, Is
coming along" well nnd there Is hope
of final recovery of his eyesight, which
must be a relief to his Jlttle fiancee and
Ids mother nnd family. Mrs. Hlddle Is
down In Washington nnd Livingston
was so- much better tin Monday that
she had the Hnrnetti for dinner with
her nt the New Wlllard where she Is
Maying, nnd they all wentto the, theatre
" Adelaide Newlln. whls engaged to,
I.lv, ha been down In Washington,
taying there to be near him nt the hos
pital. They hre both quite young, ho
i,.Fn nr im Immediate plans for a
wedding yet awhile, and now. of course,
It will take some time for Livingston
to be around again. He. lint) an opera
tion on hh cycH nt the Walter Iteed
Hospital a tounlo of weeks ago. you re
member, and there was question as to
the final outcome of the eye condition.
Kow, however, the reports are favor-
bLivingston Riddle, 2d, is a brother of
Tony Diddle, Jr., nnd Cordelia Hlddle
Duke. '
PHILADELPIHAN8 will be Inter
ested to hear, the rumor that Lad v
Rlbblesdale and her daughter. Muriel
Astor. will nrobably come over to this
country In May. I heard it yesterday
first, ami since then about four different
persons have told mo they had heard It,
Ladv Rlbblesdale. you remember, was
the first Mrs, -John Jnrob Astor. and
formerly Miss ' Avh Willing, of this
elty. Hec Carriage to Mr. Astor was one
of the biggest social events here for
manv years'. Hut the marriage was not a
happy one. as has no often happened
when ri Philadelphia girl has married
a wealthy New Yorker. T wonder why?
I was thinking' of that just the other
dsy. There was the fioelet-Wheleu
marriage which ended in divorce nnd re
marriage; nnd then only recently there
was the Duke-Hlddle marriage, nnd
they are already separated. Let us hope
the unhappy unions will stop with those
To' return to Lady nibblesda'e. She
did not marry, you know, until some
yearn after her divorced husband a
death, and has been Lady Rlbblesdale
just about a year. She nnd Lord Rib
blfsdale and Muriel have been spend
ing a great part of the winter In Switz
erland, where Muriel went in for winter
ArtAFta wIM, ftrpflt tat. I
If they stny over here any length of
time It is highly likely that there will
be a number of entertninmcntH.ifor the
joung Miss .Astor, whv. I pf debutante
Me. Her brother, Vincent, .married
Helen Huntingdon some years ago, and
lives In New York. Vincent is an ex
tremely likable type of man, aud In nnd
his wife have been n most .co.vnlnl
pair. Neither one enres to shine g catly
in society, but when they do entertniu
they certainly know how to do It.
"T1HOUOII many people will not return
-L to town tin after Easter, ns Cnruso
sang last night at the Metropolitan
there was n goodly crowd there, nnd as
usual, a most enthusiastic audience.
Katherlne Hare Conger wna looking
very wall. She and Jack had the George
Fates Rakers' box. I always think that
Katherlne has ' the most wonderfully
dressed head of hair. I love to look at It,
for. she always arranges it so well and
fo becomingly, nnd It is such a pretty
color. u
Another womnn who arranges her
hair beautifully is .Mrs. Walter Wood.
She looked .very well last evening in a
bright green frock innde square cut In
front and with n high plain back. Mrs.
John Kearsler Mitchell has returned
from. Palm . Reach aud wbb ."amone I
those' prrsnt' at the opera.
amj siuv'q tiny til' ii(ultI'1AJihii.i
Stokes, were, certainly an attractive
looking couple. They qre to be married
In a fortnight, you know. May was
wearing an exquisite frock of,pa,lcst
blue 'silk,, with .a surp)ice bodice rind
draped skirt.- On tile waist nnd on the
skirt fucravas a, narrow band of em
broidered pink roses. It was one of the
daintiest frocks I have seen tills season.
They were with Mrs. Robert E. Rrookc,
nntl the Eddie, Dales were also In the
party. Mrs. Hrooke was in bright green
atln and tulle, and Mrs. Dale wore n
grayish sequlned gpwn.
Mrs. Edward McCullough wore n
very smart gowu of a sort of lavender
and gray or gray chiffon aud beads. She
was lookulg very pretty, I thought.
Mrs. Nicholas Riddle was very hand
some in bright red velvet, and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurts had. an extreme
JJ pretty frock of black tulle and jet.
fTlHB baby was three days old when
- grandfather felt that he tnitaf come
n from New York to see her. So he
came for n short hour, ns he could not
I'ave hs mHnP, longer just then. His
Wanning to come was sudden, so too
te fo get a chair in the Pullman nnd
he arrived nt the hosnltal'tlred nnd hot.
nut on tip-toe with jqy, to see his first
granddaughter.
Well, he went Into the room nnd his
naughter greeted him happily, and then
he walked towards the pink antl white
jrio and put forth a timid finger. Rut
ne whlte-foeked nurse said: "Oh. wo
oo not tnke her up at all, except to feed
ner, and she does not ge( another bot
tle for two hours!" So poor grandpa
only peeped at the mite, who was turned
"way from him and who kept her eves
'ljwd tight, When he left to rateh his
mum train he remarked to his wife :
l can t say I quite like visiting theso
uodern improvement babies."
NANOY WYNNE.
Al I I 1 ( AIr A ttfwl It nn tin nna I AtttliAii
' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
oi.'r',! "lage of Miss Martha Berrlll
iR",i-ll?r.' lnufhtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs.
jjllla 0. HhoeniBkcri of -102 West Price
treet, Gerninntown, and Mr. Edward
H. Flash, son of Mr, and Mrs. Edward
laah, Jr., of New York, will take
JV'W. In Calvary Protestant Episcopal
noUrcA Oermautown, on Friday, May
e8( at 0 o'clock.
-i ?' 'n,!frel'l,K "Prink wedding to ao
ciery'wlll bo that of Miss Frances Ty
?i), daughter of Dr. and Mr. T. Mellor
Htoilir - n' - Kplscopnt Church the latter
Mr. John Malr. of West Hsnrticrry
Htroct. (iermnntown. nnnoiinrr- the en
Kngrmynt of hrr daughtpr, Miss Kstelle
Mnlr. to Mr. Walter U Mnr Talbot,
of Haverfonl Court, Hnverford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adrlanee Mead,
of Lpper Mnntclnlr. N. J., announce'
ine engnupmenc o their tlatighter. Mlwi
JjenN e Mead, to Mr. Unhert Thomas
lioyd, Jr.. t)f 4.108 Chestnut fttrret.
At the dinner and Mnsk nnd Wis
party which Dr. nhd Mr. Thomas O.
Ashtoii, of Itedleaf. Wynncwood, will
Rive u lipuor of their dmignter, MIks
Ayliton, on Friday. April I), the guests
'iV'l ine ude Miss Vlrginlii HeckHcher,
Misa hl!n Douglas L'oyd. MInh Mar
garetta I,. Harrison; Mr. Tristram Cof
fin CVkot. Jr.. Mr. George Olhbs. Jr..
Mr. V.'omlerly Vltler, Mr. Webster
Dougherty nnd Mr. Lawrence Smith.
Mr. Kdward Florens Hlviti-, Mr.
Alexander C. Ynrnall, Mr. Charlton
nrnnll and Mr. George Illley hnvc bren
on a fishing trip for several weeks. They
started from I.oug Key, Flo., and are
coming up the roast nnd expect to
reach home abofit Easter.
Miss Ida Taylor Jefferson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jefferson, of
127 East Durhnm street. Mt. Airy, will
be married to Mr. David Stuart Craig,
of Minneapolis, nnd tliis city, on Tues
day , April (1. nt 4 o'clock at Grace
Church, Mt. Airy. .Mrs. Ernest Charles
bchlele will act ns matron of honor,
nnd the bridesmaids will be Miss Mar
garet Craig, n sister of the bridegroom,
and MNs Edith Rond. Mls Helen
Acheroyd will he (lower girl. The best
man will be Mr. Harry Jcfferhoii. nnd
the ushers will Include Mr. George Hhel
d.n Jefferson. Mr. John H.- Williams,
Mr. Andrew Wilcork. of Hoston; Mr.
David P. Cowan, of Raltimore. The
Rev. Thomas Sparks Cline will offi
ciate. .There will bo a reception at the
White Marsh Valley Country. Club Im
mediately following the' ceremony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Norman Risley, of
New nedford, Mass., formerly of Idle
wild lanp, Moylan, nre being congrat
ulated on the birth of a sou, J. Norman
Risley, Jr.
Mrs. Humbert R. Powell, of Wayne,
nnd her son, Mr. Humbert R. Powell,
Jr., will leave for New York on Thurs
day to remniu over Easter. At the
dance which Mr. and Mrs, Powell will
give in honor of their daughter. Miss
Edith Powell, nnd son. Mr. Jenkins
Powell, on April 10. the following guests
will be present: ' Miss Jcanctte Straw
bridge, MIsb Cecil? Robinson, Mlns
Mnrgaret Watt, Miss Elnine Supplec,
MJss Florence Young, Miss Dorn Rnu
tlall, Miss Anne Stilwell. Miss Ruth
Cancr, Miss Kathcrinc Campbell. Miss
Dorothv Laycpck, Miss Hetty Foster,
Miss Elizabeth Hatch, MNs Mary
Wright, Miss Marion Keator. Miss
Jcanette Johnson, Mr. Anios Dotterer,
Mr. George Clothier, Mr. Theodore
Ferry, Mr. Arthur Ferry, Mr. Frank
Knne, Mr. Emory Hatch. Mr. Hoi
llugsworth Morris. Mr. Donald Wilson,
Mr. James Mitchell. Mr. Wnlter Whet
stone, Mr. Seymour Coffin, Mr. Wil
liam Van Leunep, Mr. Clayton Wetzel,
Mr. Paul Howtrs. Mr. Marshall Ward,
Mr. Ralph Wood, Mr. Thomas Price,
Mr. Rehjamin Strawbrldgc nnd Mr.
Earl Henderson.
Mrs. Marshall H. Smith, of Wayne,
will entertain informally nt luncheon
today In houor of her sister, Mrs. Henry
P. Kirby, of New York. The guests
will include Mrs. Agii'-w Dice, Mrs.
William Prlzer. Mrs. Edward M.
Storey. Miss Mary Hoono nnd Mrs.
Horace Hooz.
The community dances on Thursday
evenings nt the Chestnut nill Commu
nity Center, which hnve been discon
tinued during Lent, will be resumed
nbout the middle of April. Mts. II.
Rurlelgh. of 35 Penezet street, Chest
nut Hill, is chairman of the dauce
committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sterling, of
Mount Well avenue, Hnddoufield. N.
J., entertnined nt a dinner dance on
Saturday evening last. The mi i -of-
........ .,.,ta InrilmlNl MiKS KtltlirVn
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Florence E'. Rhodes Miaa .Trosle h.
Smith. Mr. Frank P. II. White, Mr.
George II. Rucppcl, Mr. hvnn A.
Groom, of this city. Mrs. Jamw II.
Sterling, Mrs. Emmett Kplh and Mr.
nnd M. George Z. Hawkins, o Il.d
donfield, were nlso umoug tlie guests.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs Hertram Mitchell entertained
th i St. Davids Jlrldge Club at her
home In'town yesterday nfternoon 1 ha
members mciuuc .urj, .""-
Powell. Mrs. John Dunlnp. Mrs. II
k M for 1. Mrs. Marshall Ward. Mrs
!' ',' V..1 ' m,.. jnlm ltnrnes. Mrs,
nXrt; Klmcr. Mii. K- Wlnthopn Cof-
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Mra. John TWotson. )i nujuj'.
tertalned at the opera last fyeuinB In
honor of her niece. Miss Monn Whit-
'ol'k- , ,. .
Mrs. Charles D. Smedlev. of W nyne,
will entertnln her bridge club at lunch
eon, followed by a theatre party, ou
April 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Gross, pf
(VIST. Woodbine avenue, pverbrdok,
have Railed from New York for an ex
tended trip through France aud Enfc
land. GERMANTOWN
' Mi,s KHen Knlper. of 220 West
Chelten aveuue. entertained nt n tea
in honor of Miss Dorothy, Johuson, who
Is visiting her.
Miss Helen Hitter is spending n week
at'Palm Bench, Fla.
'I'hn Indies' committee of tho Stenton
rv,,mtrv Club, of which Sirs, ainyneu
I. Klmlrman. gnve n bridge, and
'500
for tho members nt
clubhouse on
Monday evening.
Mrs. John Wick nnd her son. of East
Sedgwick street, are spending some time
visiting friends lu Miehigau.
Mrs J. Q. Emmons, of 0,113 WViyne
avenue, entertained at bridge at her
home on Friday nfternoon. 'the guests
wnre members of tho debutaute and
younger married set.
Mr. James Rutterworth and Miss
Rutterwortli, of 352 Pelham road, re
turned last week from spending some
timo at the Royal Palm, Maine, tin.
Miss .Mildred Suertzcr Is in New
York city for the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ketcham,of
Harvoy Btrcet, will spend Ihu Lnster
holidays In New York.
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'.Stton,MrS. R. C. Smith. Mrs, Thomn.
Hulme Mrs. S. D. Scaulon. Mrs. W.
Pnchrau and Mrs. W. Rnyliss.
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80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss France Mnlloy, of 21.17 South
Ihlrtecnth street and Miss Mury Mc
Mennmln, of 1(104 Rltner street, are
spending the holidays with friends nt
Long Island,
Miss Catherine Dover nnd Miss Eliza
beth Kcennn, of 182(1 South Twenty
fourth street, entertained at a dinner
and dance nt the Hotel Walton. Among
the guests were Mr. mid Mrs. Joseph
Leonard. .Miss Catherine Hughes, Miss
Catherine Henry. Miss Helen Hrnnton.
Miss Catherine McDermott, Miss Anna
Mulltrrii, Mr. Jack Hanly. Mr. Thomas
Mcfrcelcy, Mr. James Kelly. Mr. Frank
Rafontc, Mr. Thomas McCormlck nnd
Mr. Stanley Kowclcskl.
Miss Ella Crenny will entertain In
formally at her homo on Saturday eve
ning. Amour the suoHtn wilt lip MIhk
Gertrude Kaiser. Sir. Wnlter Kaiser,
aim Air. .losepn l'owcrs, of Enstoii. I'n,
Mr. James Kernnn Is "recuperating
from his recent illness and will snend
the week-end. nrcompanled by Mrs.
Kernnn, at Atlantic City.
Friends of Mr. Tljomas McCrcery,
Jr., will be glad lo hear he Is recuper
ating from his recent Illness, and Is
.Islting friend? at Atlantic City, lie
win return to ills Home nftcr the Kaster
holidays.
Mrs. William Smith has arrived from"
the Great Lakes nnd Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. J. Aiken, nt her home,
2223 South Fifteenth street. Mrs.
Smith will be remembered ns Miss Mac
Aiken.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Joseph II. Felgel Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Ievy nnd Miss Mlrirfm Levy, of
2403 North Hroail stret. are occupying
tbolr apartment, 280 South Connecticut
avenue, Atlantic City, which they hav.e
leased for ono month.
Miss IL. Kate Murdoch. cr"itie of the
Murdoch Shakespeare Club of the
Alumnao Association, of the Girls'
J Ugh and Normal Schools. will
give n recital of "Twelgth Night"
on Wednesday evening, April
7. In the Westminster Hall of the
Withcrspoon Building. Mrs. Ella Fltz
Patrick Hogan nnd Mr. Eugene M. T.v
rell wljl be the- assisting soIolstB. The
patronesses include: Mrs. Garrett V.
Clark. Mrs. I. N. Hlgham. Mrs. Eugene
M. Tyrell, Mrs. J. C. Gllmore. Mrs. D.
It. Harper, Mrs. M. F. Hlldrlch, Mrs.
K. Rhoads. Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Lewis
R. Dick, Miss M. M. Smyth, Mrs. S,
W. Dungan, Mrs. M. C. D. Gelsler,
Mrs. J. It. C. .McAllister, Mra. John
L. Gregory, Mrs. 7,. M. K. Fulton,
Mrs. W. II. Peterson, Mrs. II. C. Mc
Caffctty, Mrs. M. A. Robluson, Mrs.
Robert A. Pntton, Miss Gertrude 51.
Rutterworth, Miss Mary J. Garnler,
Miss E. Wlndle. Mrs.. Thomas Shall
cross, Mrs. E. Cope, Mrs. George L.
Estnbrook and Miss Mary B. Robb.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stevenson,
of 5023 North Sydenham street, enter
tnined at dinner nnd cards on Saturday
evening nt their home, with the follow
ing guests : Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter Young,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gravenstlno, lid,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Enrle Dittmann, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Senmnn and Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frnnklin II. Titlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sacks have re
turned from their wedding trip nnd will
live in Raltimore. The bride was Miss
Minnie Lcrncr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard AJ Pragheimer.
of 1814 North Rroad street, gave a
luncheon on Sunday for twelve guests,
followed by nn automobile trip to Bris
tol, where they were entertained at dlu
ncr by CnptTiin nnd Mrs. H. Fisher.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Solomon Thnnhnuser.
of the Lorrnihe, will leave shortly for
Sioux City. la., where they will visit
their son-in-law nnd daughter, Dr. and
Mrs. Mortimer Herzberg.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Lillian Einhnrn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Elnhorn, of 1000 N.
Myrtlewood street, to Mr. William
Shenkman, of Contesvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen, formerly
of 1844 North Twenty-eighth street,
are now residing nt 3224 Oxford street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Seideinnn. of
H01I7 North Thirty-third street, have'
returned home nftcr spending several '
mouths In Cnlifornin. i
Miss Pauline Glick, of 2501 Master j
street, was given n surprise party in
honor of her birthday. Those present
were Mis Mary Wcismau. Miss Paul-
ine Glick. Miss Helen Coltuii, Miss I
Rose Glick, Miss I.enn Schwnrtz, Miss
Frieda Hehal. Miss Mildred Licberman, I
Miss MHly Carson, Miss Jennette Fret-
tcr. Mr. Charles S. Bennett, Mr. Mor-
ris Klein. Mr. Louis Cohen, Mr. Harry)
Rubin, Mr. A. Janofsky, Mr. A. Mjers,
Mr. Louis Klein. Mr. Mnrvln Dubln. j
Mr. lie run id Goodman. Mr. David
Ersnick, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Glick. Mr.
nnd Mrs. E. Fellner and Mr. and Mrs. I
C. Fellner.
HAIR
GOODS
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Toupees
Etc.
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the vrrtrtt mntchlnc
if tinr work with the est
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MISS NANCY LITTLE
Daughter of Mm. II. Ashton Little,
of Strafford, who will be n debu
tante next season
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. Fnyctto Hasfu'M, of
Seattle, .Wash., who have been the
truest 8 of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.
Adams, of Moylan. have gone to At
lantic City for n stny with their son,
who is recovering from his recent Ill
ness nt the Hill School.
Mrs. Henry R. Major, who hns spent
several months In California, has re
turned ,to her home in Media.
The committee In charge of ('- dance
which will be given by the junior sec
tion of the New Century Club, of Ches
ter, on April 0 in'cludcs Mrs. Rnzlll E.
James, Mrs. Robert Howarth, Jr., Mra.
Edwin D. Glauser, Mrs. William Pro
vost, Jr., and Miss Lucy G. Hathaway.
The dance will be held In Library Hall,
Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Louts Ross Little have
been entertaining Mrs. Little's mother,
Mrs. W. Joseph Hcarn, nt Scroggle,
tbelr homo near Media.
Mfss Edith Mcllhenney and Miss
Happs, of Whitby, Eng., who hnve been
with Mr. and Mrs. John U. Hanuum,
Jr., for some weeks, palled for their
home a few days ago. Mrs. Hannum's
friends will be glad to know that she
is convalescing from her recent lllucss,
at her home near Media.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Patterson
Strine, of Ridley Park, have returned
from tho West and arc spending n few
weeks at the Aldine Hotel. '
Mr. and Mrs. T. Frnnk Lees, of nose
Valley, have been entertaining Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. Lincoln Miller, of Los Angeles,
uaiu.
NORRISTOWN
Many weddings will tnke place in
Norristown following Easter. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Drake, daughter, of.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard II. Drake.' of
4111 DeKalb street, nnd Mr. Arthur
Davis Snul, of Boston, Mnss., will be
married at tho, home of the bride, nt
5 o'clock Tucsdny nfternoon. April U.
(Vn Wednesday, April 14, Miss Kath
arine Stiusnn, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. Henry Stinson of Trooper
rond. will be married to Mr. Howard
R. Watt, son of Mr. anil Mrs. Geoigu
W. Watt, of 010 West Main street.
Miss Frances Mildred, Yerkcs.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrison
W. Yerkes. of 000 West Mnln street,
nnd Mr. Samuel Marshall, son of Mr.
nntl .Mrs. W. A. Marshall, of Phila
delphia, will be married Saturday eve
nlng. April 21.
QH&RI
Popular Prices or Particular People
Cheri Restaurants
-HJI are springing up
II Everywhere they
H are found at every
-1 turn in the Centre
City, just a few steps from
Anywhere and many more
of the same are needed,
judging by the eager
throngs that crowd them
daily.
For Butinet Men and
Women
CHERI-
Palacc Theatre
1214 Market
Self Service Prices to Suit
Dally Lunch, Dinner &. Supper
(Not Open Sundays)
CH&RI
124 South 13th
I Breakfast. Lunch &, Dinner
(Not Open Sundays)
CH&R1
132 South 15th
Dreakfatt. Lunch & Dinner
(Not Open Sundays)
CHtiRI
1604 Chestnut
Dally Lunch, Dinner A Supper
Sunday Lunch and Dinner
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. John 8. Wilson, of 5053 Wal
nut street, nnnounces tho engagement of
hs daughter, Miss Mary Alice Wilson,
to Mr. Jacob S. Chcsteiinan, of 000
South Forty-eighth street.
.Miss .Margaret Hretz, of 5421 Angorn
terrace, Is spending the Easter holidays
with relatives in Ilnrrlsburc. She will
.return some time next week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ettore Pari! Hnrlll irnre
n small party Sunday at. their home,
irllo Locust street.1 Their guests In
cluded Mr. llnrllt's brother, .Mr. Lulgl
A. Hnrlll. of New York. .Miss Constance
Taylor, of Boston, and Mr. und Mrs.
narry j. Staudbridgc.
The wedding of Miss Miriam Alice
Little, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. George
Lewis Little, of 403(1 Larch wood ave
nue, nnd Mr. Hnrry Howard Pcnnewell,
of this city, took place at 4 o'clock
Saturday nfternoon in St. Pnul'a I'res
hvlerlnii Church. Flfnvtll street nnd
Baltimore avenue. The bride, who was
given In marriage by her father, was
attended by Miss Nlnn Davis ns maid of
honor. Mr. Russell E. nnum acted as
best man nntl the ushers were Mr.
George Lewis Little. Jr.. nnd Mr. How
nrd Harrison Parker, t'pon their re
turn from their wedding trip Mr. nnd
Mrs. Pcnnewell will live nt 5441 Wal
nut stcet.
The wedding of .Miss Florence Han
'' .',.f 2; North Sixty-second street.
ntid'Mr.'Maurico Orltt. of 252 South
n xuorn street, took ii an m .Trdlnv
afternoon.
Mr. and
Mrs. Rollln Richardson
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George Allen, inc.
v 1214 Chestnut Street 1214
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Allen's Hats
Were Never Lovelier
This season oui Spring and Summer Millinery lias more than lived
up le Its established, enviable reputation. Every new funcy of Fashion
Is hero represented, and nt prices which, ln themselves, are a guarantee
against profiteering.
Exquisite nnd thorough workmanship, entirely under our own super
vis on, (fives our models that durability which caused a patron to ex
claim "Your Hats Never Wear Out!"
A Sale of Dress Silks
at Very Special Prices
40-inch Crepe dc Chine in nil shades for evening or street
wear; sfpecial 52.50 a yard.
35-inch Satin Dress Messnlinc in a full assortment of shades,
S3.00 yard. ,
32-inch Japanese Wnsh Silks in 3 different color combinations
in large overcheck effects'. Blue and Brown; Pink and Rose;
Green nnd Rose; half price, $1.25 a yard.
36- and 40-inch Dress Foulards; newest patterns; navy, tan,
Alice and black grounds. Special $3.75 yard.
36-inch Tricolette; an excellent quality in Navy, Black, Taupe,
Brown, White and Onion; Special $6.50 yard.
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A Timely Sale of Gloves
Well known Kloves nt remarkable .prlco saving.
of dependable quality nnd fit.
Trefousse French Gloves Special
'8 Button length Black Kid Gloves, usual $6.00 grade, at $4.50
a pair.
8 Button length White Suede Gloves, usual $5.50 grade, at
$4.25 a pair.
12 Button length White Suede Gloves, usual $6.25 grade, ,at
$5.00 a pair.
1-Clasp White Kid Gloves, white embroidery, usual $4.00
grade, at $3.50 a pair.
1-Clasp French Kid Gloves, overseam-sewn, black or white;
usual $3.75 grade, at $3.00 a pair.
Stylish New Sweaters, $10.75
A new tuxqdo model in light weight; an unusually smart
model in all colors and black.
Middy Blouses for Girls: of white jean; well tailored with
sailor eollur and tie, at $3.00. All white with collar and cuff in
Navy blue at $3.25.
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'I Use Only One Half
The Amount of .
Morning Sip'
That is the economy in buying Morning
Sip Coffee the coffee packed in slip cover
tins to hold its strength and flavor. Never
buy coffee put up in paper bags. The oils
that give coffee its aroma are evaporated
when coffee is bag-packed. That is why
you can smell coffee through a paper bag.
Morninu' Sip Coffee' is the blend of many different
kinds of coffee. Its wonderful flavor will more than
please you. If you or any of your folks arc real
"coffee critics" Morning Sip will soon prove that there
is one good coffee. Morninu Sip Coffee is always
fresh it sells so fast your grocer has a fresh supply at
all times. Try it today.
Sold By All Good Grocers
MORNING SIP
COFFEE
-' mcked in tin to teu thejlavor in
Meycru nnd their amall daughter, Miss
Lois Jean Meyera, of the Rutland
Apartments, will leave tomorrow to
spend the Ensler holidays ns the guests
of Mr. Meycrs's irtothfr at Icwlstown,
Pa.
.Mrs. R. C. Slandbrltlge and her
daughter. Miss Evelyn (5. Standhrldgi;.
of 231) South Fifty-third street, will
leave Friday to spend ten days in At
lantic City.
Mrs. Robert Realty Relnhnrt and her
sons. Mr. Robert Realty Relnhnrt. Jr.
nnd Mr. Richard H. Relnhnrt, of 500i
Ellsworth street, have gone to Atlantic
City to spend scvernl weeks.
Miss Belle Van Leer antl Miss Mae
Van Leer, of Johnsville. Pa., have re
turned to their hoifie after spending the
week-end ns thn guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Dunlnp. of the Sheldon Apart
ments. Miss Sara V. Horn has returned to
her home. 22 Wellington rond. Mill
bourne, after upending several weeks as
the guest of her nephew and nicer Mr.
nnd Mrs. Robert G. Horn, of llntbush,
Rronklyn.
Mr. nnd Mra. James K. Crippen.'of
4211 Pine street, will leave some time
next week to spend u fortnight nt At
lantic City.
FRANKFORD
Mr. nnd Mrs.'George Gough ilayden,
of 2018 Bridge street, nre receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of n daugh
ter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Castor Albert-
Standard makeo
Mij
son hnve returned from their wedding
trip, nnd will be at home nt 1014 llnr
rlson street after May 1. Mrs. Albert
sou will he remembered ns MNs Cath
erine Ln Tourlie Brodlientl.
Mrs. (J. Bradley, of Arrolt street,
will entertnln at "500" tomorrow after
noou Ht hrr home.
Miss Margaret Hart nntl Miss Cath
erine Qulcksel nre spending some, time
In California.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Miller, of 4521
Frnnkfnrd avenue hnve been entertain
in It ns their guest the Rev. Walter F.
llr.viin. a brother of Mrs. Miller, nntl
who came here to attend the .Methodist
Episcopal Conference.
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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1122 Chestnut Street
Quality and Standard Famous Over Half a Century
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H IRISH DIMITY TAILORED SPORT BLOUSES g
E Tomorrow, $3.95
H Values up to $5.95
E Four new modeln of Irish Dimity showing tucked :j
bosoms and occasionally collars and cuffs of pique. All are r:
r- plain tailored effects and have roll collars. This is a most "HE
unusual value. -
Beautiful Frilled Blouses
EE Very Special Tomorrow, $11.75
" Batiste blouses entirely hand-made, are daintily hand-
: drawn. The long roll collar, turn-back cuffs nnd frill arc EE
-: edged with wide val. lace. Featured are the wcll-fittine EE
"" cuffs. -sa
Hj Dcwees Standard Habutai Waists
E Tomorrow, $5.95. Regular Selling Price, $7.95 EE
These waists are considered one of our best reasons for EE
having such a splendidly appointed waist department. zEi
r- Admirably tailored, in all-black or all-uhite hnbutai silk EE
E of good quality, they are a joy in laundering perfectly. r-
1 SPECIAL HOSIERY VALUES THIS WEEK H
BEGINNING TOMORROW
daintiness. Illack and silver, S4. 75. Reduced from ?5.95.
EE CLOVE-SILK HOSIERY
s-s In openwork stripe and exquisite cobweb effects, in black
only, S4.05.
r- " Reduced from $6.25 55
5E PURE SILK HOSIERY 55
EE I" excellent wearing quality, mercerized tops. Black, white 5
55 and cordovan, Si2.95. Reduced from $3.50. 55
SILK LISLE
Full raliioiird und medium-,
blnck, h
tc and cordovan,
Wills Probated Today
The following wills were atlmltlrii 'i'ffi'lij
probate today: Einniu Liitklu, UiUt 0.
Rnec street, S15.IMK); Samuel L. JiilieS'r
1114 West Dauphin strct. $0(100. Hlpl
nmil It. UfMlllgen. -JT.fl WPM HolllCMJt,!fW;
street, ?."000. Letters of iiiliiiliilstratloii'il&'i
were granted for the estates of ThomhKXJ75
W. Snowtleii, 512 South Forty second V,4
strt-ol. S2.1.nnn. nml Mnrenrrt K. Hlm.. )
Irnherser, I32T( I.arehwootl nvontipJy VR'l
?I-1,-IH). inventories or personal miiwif .hAft
were matin as follows: It, O. linker, , t-!!
SM.100.:j:i: Hun Pilllnn. S03.277.C0t', ifi
G. Abbot Smyth. $2(1.114.111 : George f , . liU
Shermer. $12.0."4.0I. nml Kmina M. , vli
Maul, $33,207.41. . V
TYR?L WOOL Suits and
Coats in our original man
tailored styles are sold here
only. No other similar fabric
has proven so satisfactory.
New Spring Styles
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and Colors
Ladies' and Misses'
Tailored Suits
29.75 36.75. 49.75
Junior Suits
Street & Motor Coats
32.75 46.75 66.75
Spring Hats
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Hosiery of all type-- for
varied tastes and pockctbooks. -:
These prices are not ea&y to EE
offer, but our knovledg." of EE
market conditions allowed u- :
many fortunate purchases. r-
Your Easter requirements for """"
lovely hosiery and leaser de
mands for plainer styles nnd
textures may all be satisfied at
extremely moderate prices
this week.
GLOVE-SILK OPEN
WORK STRIPE
HOSIERY 5
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