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fiancyWyme Tells of the Engagement of Miss Roberts and
ilfn Glcndiiining-Sho Goes to the Mask and Wig Per-
formane'e Other Matters of Interest
WKRE rou surprised to hrar of Vlr1--inia
Roberts'" f lKflKemetlt (o IVrey
nt Jnanlnxt I don't believe any one
2m w" illv surprised. One can Ken
Sltl " tfll wlilrii wo? wind blows
Jml I had seen tliem toR-thcr quite fro
"i y enmntli of Into to susi.cct that
Sffrt was .something- In the air. Vlr
there "" rtir. she ban brown
E ii .ml dark eyes and .looks very much
feir " sUters. ..Mrs. IJoB Clay ami
I1KC 11' n.-" -.' iii.i
:- , r amh HUiiiii
Jr., who were
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L' I, still at school. Percy (llend
line Is a nephew of Jr. uouort n. uien
ji -in with whom he makes his home,
'RftoTofthc ''fiRhtlnR five" who
? ! i ih MnrliKM here, in the early
Joln.C'if he wnA Another was Hobby
ittVth o was hilled. Bhbbv Heath
ws. a first cousin of Virginia iloberta,
? .h. wav. The other boys of tho
'wwe sVdn-rOe-t. Sidney Thayer
.KaWStct for the wed-
ding, 1 understand;
TTOLD you that horse would be. won
1 .lerful at the Mask and Wig last
Blrfitt He or rather she was simply
K especially when her html lean
A , 1 the Spanish, due to her mother's
inwtrV, and her front lew danced the
ft Man. due to Iltissinu blood inner
llfd'from his male parent.
When Uon Quixote boasted overmuch
.f his prowess n the battle of Paris.
.htr? he never missed a meal at the
nt, and for which he received a
Sids'l: and wiJ.n Hanrfio Panaa told of
Z fVeond medal on hi JWs manly
hnt. which was won from liaring
iorked ten hours overtime at Hop
Mand and having refused extra pay.
, d I orse. Hoslnantc of Cervantes fame.
Zi"ttishy raised one ear. blinked his
i and took some fancy steps.
7Hc or rather she, even cent y neighed
when asked questions, and she danced
wonderfully, never once out of stop, and
,Uas most flirtatious in manner.
The men warmed up splendidly in the
mad set and Omcletta the cook and
Ssncho 1'anza had a wonderful duet fol
lowed DV laKC-OUR 1U ukiikiiik. -yw
iu i,.-"iinM of I'an" and various
.l .n.Unln ilnttPPR.
Hut what brought the house down
wis a concerted chorus, the principle
theme being "The only place where a
mn ran wet His wnisnc, is iu m uume,
sweet home." with running nccompani
".... f "itnw drv I am. how dry I
S and nobody gives a -,'' The
firt lines were variations of Home
L.:..f trnmo." And the way it was
tune, and the gencrnl go to the dancing.
made this year's show one of the best
I have seen for many a year.
I do not think the dialogue was quite
to good as "The Bridal Not" of two
roars ago, but certainly nothing could
have mrpassed the dancing; and the
alining was excellent.
Nor would I forget nbout the cos
tume. Those of (iold. Wine. Jewels
and Womeu in the specialty in the sec
ond aot were perfectly beautiful, nnd
the men were made into wonderful look
in girls.
01 course, every one was there lor
the first night. I did not sec a single
rmtny seat in the house.
There was the prettiest party of sub
debs In one of the boxes. I saw Anne
Achtoti and Jane Hepburn among them.
And I must say I was charmed with
the wnv every one of those sub-debs was
(rocked. Every single gown in that
party had sleeves in it and wns as pretty
and dainty as could be and the boys and
iris were so well behaved. In these
days when we arc used to seeing n want
of ood behavior. It's n joy to see" good
manners displayed.
The LewU NeiUons, Murdoch Kend
riiks. the Chnttln Wcthcrllls, Drown
ings and Sen ells were nil there nnd n
very charming debutante party was the
onegiun by the Jacob DUstons for Lor
raine. Of course the Mohr men were
there, in fact I heard one woman say
as Howard Mohr sauntered down to his
place: "There's Howard Mohr! Now
the play can begin." And she had
hardly said it, when the lights went
down, tin- music started and the fun
began.
AND while on the subject of theatres
and occasions, did you know that
the filrl Scouts' Council and executive
(ommlttee have taken over the entire
(jarrick Theatre for next Monday night?
They arc selling tickets for the benefit
jt their summer camp for the girls.
It wemi it is necessary to raise funds
every year to help run the enmp, which
kept up from two to three months
through the summer with an attendance
ct at lenst 100 scouts a week.
A gnat many are interested In the
jcout work and the boxes for the per
formance of "Mary" that evening nre
In demand.
I went to one of the Oirl Scout rallies
some wcekB ago and have been greatlv
interested in them since. I did not know
hat thooe little girls nre taught to wnsh
wiles. Iron shirtwaists, hind nn wounds
THIS handsome bead
ed dress in navy,
taupe and brown
Keorjretto. Tbn v.h,i -..
H wnite and thin nnrftmiio..
J model is in great demand.
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aniI,k"0W n'l about first aid, as well
as drill, nnd signal, and play out-of-door
games. Hut they are taught to do
these things, and I have seldom seen
anything cuter than the eight children
washing babies all at the same time,
which was one of the contests that day.
.o know Ellen Cnssatt started the
Girl Hcouts about five or six years ngo
. . city nml nlready there arc 4000
girls In the troops. A number of wom
en and mn form the council and ex
ecutive committee back of the work, and
U'h a mighty good thing 1 Owen Mnrtln
Is another active worker on the execu
tive committee nnd so are Mrs. Newbold
Taylor, Elizabeth Vox. Mrs. David
Htc.ni, Margaret Robins, nnd Miss
Kntherln'c Hutchinson, who Is chairman
of the council. From ail I hear, the
Monday night benefit should be a great
sifccci.s.
I HEARD .the other day of a girl who
has two heavy suitors. One is very
wealthy, while 'tother is poor, but very
devoted, too. Well, nt Eastertide Lover
No. 1 sent the lady of his affections
two or three, dozen American Beauties.
When Lover No. 2 nppenrcd it was to
find the beloved fnlrly surrounded with
roses. lie .enjoyed them with her, and
then went to the florist nnd chose one
single gorgeous rote and sent It to her
with n clever little note stating that she
was the other eleven in the dozen. And
the story goc thnt the star of the less
wealthy one is nt present decidedly In
the ascendant.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The guests who will attend the dinner
which Dr. and Mrs. Rurton Chance, of
Mnyfleld House, Radnor, will give on
Friday evening, before Mrs. Wurts's
dancing class. In honor of their daugh
ters, Miss Malsle Chance and Miss
Helen Chance, will include Miss Mary
Carter. MIm Alice Rcnedtct. MIss,Dor
othy Hodge. Miss Anna I'ratt. Miss
iiosemary uaiu, Mr. Isaac Clothier,
i3Ir- ,9lia& Pfe,t8' Mr- Geortce
Clothier, Mr. Rchard Reeves, Mr. Ed
wnrd Trasel, Jr., and Mr. David Wil
son. u2lF- tV",nrJ At; n,oss..of St. Martins,
has Invited the Hiirlnt.M t.lJ... ...J
nnd several other young guests to an
Easter egg hunt todny nt .T :30 o'clock,
postponed from Easter Mondny, In honor
of her daughter, Miss Anne Lewis
Ross.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlemagne Tower,
who have returned to the Rellevue
Htrutford from n visit to their son-ln-mw
and daughter, Major nnd Mrs. Wil
Ham Abbot Robertson, nt San Diego,
where Major Robertson is on dutv. will
be the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
Jjrinton Coxe in their box nt the opera
this evening. The welding of Miss
Flora Payne Hhltney, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, of
New lork, and Mr. Roderick Tower,
son offMr. nnd Mrs. Tower, will take
place ou Monday, April 10. Mr. Oeof
frey Tower will act ns best man for
his brother.
An lnteretlng wedding to take place
today in Paris is that of Miss Helen
Harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Harper of Pnris, formerly of
this city and New York, nnd Count
Alexandre de St. Phnlle. son of Count
and Countess de St. Pballe. nlso of
Paris. Count de St. Phalle Is a
brother of Mr. Francois de St. Phullc.
who married Mlw Helen C. Voorhees
of Elkins Park, and of Mr. Fnl de Rtl
Phalle, who married Miss Marie G
Duryca, of New York.
Mrs. Charles M. Lea, of Devon, who
has been (.pending several weeks in
Horida, is expected to return to her
home tomorrow.
The guests who will ntieud the Mask
jnd V i Ig party to be given by .Mr. nnd
Mrs. Walter S. Hngar, Jr., of Sunset
avenue, Chestnut Hill, to be given Sat
urday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Marna Lnvlno Hagar. will Include Miss
Rernice Mclihenny. Miss Edith Wayne.
Miss Susan C.oodman. Mr. Edward
Wilson. Mr. Robert Chnpmnn. Jr.. Mr.
Frederick Swone nnd Sir. LonU T.nn.
denberger.
Mrs. Harold E. Ynrnall nnd Mrs.
Chnrles Gilpin, who have been spending
the winter nt the Hellevue-Strutford,
will leave shortly for their farm, Box
wood, near Media.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnton Favorite will
occupy their country place nenr Devon
next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Keith
nrrived home on Sunday nnd nre the
guests of Mr. nnd .Mrs. Howell Cum
mlugs, of the Wellington. They spent
sevcrnl months In Japan.
Mr. nnd Mrs; Samuel D. Lit, of
South Rittenhnu'sn Squnre, returned to
their home Wednesday. They spent the
winter In Florida.
Miss Cornelia Bowne. daughter of
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Main Line
Commander Wllllanj Rnlnenr Bowne, U.
S. N., who has been spending her
eastern vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Marshall 11. Smith, of Wayne, returns
to Eden Hnll the first of next week..
The Junior section of the Saturday
Club, of Wayne, gave Its spring dance
last evening. Mrs. Allen Bnrr, presi
dent of the club, received the guests.
The Y. M. P. Club, of Devon, will
give n dance at the Saturday Club, of
Wayne, on Thursday. The committee
Iu chnrge of tho affair Includes Mrs.
Walter O. Complfin, chnlrmnu : Sirs.
William C. Lobb nnd Mrs. J. C. En
treenn. Miss Margaret Embery. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Embery, of Frank-,
lord, entertained twenty oi her class
mates of Swarthmorc College nt lunch
eon on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coxe, of 71 18
Oakley street, Five Points, entertained
at a card pnrty. Among those present
were Mr. nnd Mrs. Ell Fllders, Miss
Ellen Fildcs Miss Adelaide llroiigh.
Miss Rebn Brunncr, Miss Snrnh Can
tor, 3liss Gertrude Brown, Mr. W.
Toilnrd, Mr. W. Mastcrsou, Mr. Ed
ward Smith. Mr. E. Toffard and Mr.
Jack Hudornc.
QERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ncvin Pomcroy
nre occupying their new home, -10 Pcl
lmni road. Mrs. Pomeroy, before her
mnrrlntfc. was Miss Marjorlc Thomas,
of this city.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
nnd Mrs. Richard Henry Morris, of
(IU04 Wnyue nvenuc, for the wedding
reception of their daughter. Miss Char
lotte Morris, nnd Mr.. 1. Hazlctou Mir
kll, Jr., at 8 o'clock on Wednesday
evening, April 28. nt their home. Only
the members of the immediate families
will attend the marriage ceremony,
which will take place In Christ Prot
estant Episcaptl Church.
Miss Eleanor Sage, of 1-11 West Tnil
Ellena street, is visiting her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph V. Sage, over tho
Easter holidays. She will return to
Elmlra College during the week.
Mr. Matthew Hynson. of 2.10 Enst
Johnson street, Is spending tho Easter
holidays visiting relatives in Clint tanoo
go. Tenn.
MIsr Ethel Townc, who has been
visiting Miss Esther McCarthy in New
York indefinitely, returned to her home
nt -2-11 East Johnson street for the
Easter holidays. Mr. Robert Frank
Towne spent the week-end in Atlantic
City.
M00RE3T0WN .
Mrs. Edward Ayers gave a ten Sat
urday nfternoon from 4 to 0 o'clock.
Mrs. Allele R. FitsgeraM and Miss
Anna Ayers poured ten, assisted by Mrs.
Irving Collins. Mrs. Wesley Fitsgernld,
Miss Adclo Busby. Mrs. Lester Collins
nnd Sirs. Charles Boyer.
Mr. and Mrs. .Inmes GIndhill nre
spending their Easter holidays in Al
lentown. NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. David Drake, of .lOoll North
Fifteenth street, gave a party in honor
of his daughter. Miss Agues M. Drake,
whose engagement to Mr. James P.
Kelly has been nnuounced. on Sunday
evening. The wedding will tukc place
during the summer.
Mrs. Amelia J. Allen. Miss Anna
Allen nnd Mr. Clnrence Allen, of 1011(1
Diamond streef, entertained nt a dinner
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Miss Ttltrt Htn(liA nt f.Uin Kftrlti
Ilroad street, will entertain at- bridge
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Arnold
Mann, of Cincinnati, O., on Wednes
day. The guests will Include Mrs.
Shermnu Bloch, Mrs. Kugcne S. Ileck
man, Mrs. Marc J Katzcnbcrg, Mrs.
Carroll Ultrswnnger, Mrs. llcrr.ard
Stern, Mf, ltnlph Meycrhoff, Mrs.
Morton A. Oppenheimer( Miss Irdln
Pplllta, Miss Petty Marcus nnd Mrs.
Clayton Mandel.
80UTR PHILADELPHIA
Doctor and Mrs. Dunn, of 2."00 South
Seventeenth Rtreet, nre receiving con
gratulations ou the birth of a Hon.
Mrs. Frank O. I.vnch. of S-Wtt South
Mole street, opened his cottngo nf Ocean
City for the Koster holidays. The fol
lowing guests were present! Mr.
Thomn P. I.nughrnn, Mr. J. V. Me
Caiin. Mr. It. "Wldencr. Mr. John P.
Greene, Mr. J. I. Dacey.
Mr. .Tnmes McCann, of Twentieth and
Illtner street, spent the week-end at
Atlantic City.
St. Monica's Club gave a dinner
and dance nt their clubhouse, 17.11
Itltner streot, Inst evening. Among
those prcNent were Mr. nnd Mrs.
Chnrles Miller, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. John Daly.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe. Mr. and
Mrs. John Hogan, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F.
W. DePutron, Miss Marguerite Oolla
gher. Miss Kathrvnc Henry, Miss Kll.
nheth Keennn, MNs Mnrie I.ennnn. Miss
Wynne Mallcy, Miss Mary Madison,
Miss St'ellu Cnvnnau, Miss Mary Mur
phy. Miss Alma Yerglns, .Miss Ileien
Little. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd Fitzpat
rlck. Mr. I.co Collins. Mr. Joseph Mc
fiueken. Mr. Joseph Uurchlll. Mr. Ml
chael J. Hogan, Mr. Frnnk Yenger,
Mr. John Flnnegnn, Mr. Kdwnrd Tof
fard. Mr. Nlnl Furey. Mr. Jnck Mc
Namce. Mr. Michael Dougherty, Mr.
John Duffy. Mr. John Ilndomes, Mr.
Eugene Holmes, Mr. Hobert Helnze.
Jr., Mr. Joseph Hood. Mr. Frnnk Col
lins. ,Mr. William Denn. Mr. Kdwnrd
Koob, Mr. Itnymnnd Knob. Mr. Kd
wnrd McUIynu nnd Mr. Harry J. JIc
Cnrrcn. Tho Junior Aid of St. Agnes's Hos
pital will give n dansnut in the lttu
Carlton Saturdnv afternoon to aid the
campaign fund for the hospltnl. Miss
Catharine M. Dcerlng, captnln of the
Junior Aid, h nt the head of the com
mittee on nrrnngements. Her associates
are Miss Elizabeth Drlggs, Miss Wini
fred Ilrlggs, Miss Agnes Land. Miss
Mnrgarlcte Ind, Miss Jane llyrnes,
Miss Eleanor Murray, Miss Alice Kurtz,
Miss Mae Ollchrlst. Miss Pauline Mc
Cacdless. Miss Martha McVoyi Miss
One llerron. Miss Mndaline Hosey,
Miss Helen Coyle, Miss Margaret Itynn,
Miss Margaret Somers and Miss Lillian
Homers.
Mrs. Thomas Craney nnd her daugh
ter, Miss Eileen .Craney, wero the
guestH of Mrs. James Kehoe, of
Mnhanoy City, over the Easter holidays.
MUs Gertrude Hagcn nnd Miss
Kstellc Hagen, daughters of Mr. Harry
Hagen, of 17212 Sigcl street, entertained
nt dinner nt their home on Monday eve
ning. Among the guests were Mr. John
Nolan, of Muhanoy City ; Mr. Thomas
Nolan and Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly,
of Garrett IhU.
TIOGA
Miss Mazle Ferry, of .1S01 North
Broad street, entertained the members
of the Alpha Tau Sigma Sorority on
Saturday evening nt her home. Her
guests Included Miss Anna K. I.nrkln,
Miss Doris Dcnulson. Miss Kdythe
Everett, Miss Cnthnrlne Ferry. Miss
Marjorie Hlndman, Miss Gertrude Mun
day. Miss Elizabeth Parkins. Mit-s Ger
trude Sllvcrwood. Miss Catharine White
nnd Miss Kathryn Young.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin S. Moyer.
of 1501 Tlogn street, nnd Mrs. Kichard
J. Stcincr left ou n motor trln on Fri
day to New York and Connecticut stntcs
over the week-end.
8TRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Ne,wmnyer and
family, of 0143 Diamond street, spent
last week in Atlantic CAtFtio.
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Proripor. of 472o
Itidge avenue, nre receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of n son, Morris Mnx
Propper.
Mrs. Harry 11. Lupin nnd her sons, of
.'1200 Diamond street, nre speudlng tho
holidays with Mrs, Lupin's parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. G. Wenesk, of 281 Connecti
cut avenue, Atlantic City.
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Pretty Easter Wedding at Grace
Church This Afternoon "
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Hollo
well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wal
lace Hallowell, of the Wellington, and
Mr. James Macautey Wallace, son of
Mr. pnd Mrs. William Wallace, of
Overbrook, will take placo this evening,
at 0 o'clock In the Second Presbyterian
Church, Twenty-first nnd Walnut
streets. The brldo will be attended by
Miss Clare llonynge, of South Orange,
ns maid of honor nnd tho brldcsmnlds
will be Miss Grnee C. Gelser. Miss Jnne
Ollfillnn, Miss Margaret McAdoo nnd
Mlns Janet Dnrhv. Mr. Wallace
Brown will be the best mnn, and the
uihers will include Mr. John .lames
Htoetzer, of Fairmont. W. Va.; Mr.
Wesley G. Greenwood. Mr. Edward
Sprunitle, Mr. .1. Wallace Hallowell.
Jr.. and Mr. Henry P. Hallowell. A
reception will follow nt the Bellcvuc-
stratum).
CltAIG JKFFISrtSON
Another wedding of Interest will take
place this afternoon nt 4 o'clock at
Grace Church. Mt. Airy, when Miss
Ida Taylor Jefferson, daughter of Mr.
atid Mrs. Kdward Jefferson, of 127
Knst Durham street, Mt. Airy, will be
come the bride of Mr. David Stunrt
Craig, of Minneapolis and this city.
Mrs. Ernest Chnrles Schicle will act
as matron of honor nnd the bridesmaids
will be Miss Margaret Craig, n sister of
the bridegroom, nnd Miss hdlth Monn.
MNs Heleu Achcrojd will net as flower
er . Tie hest man will lie Mr. liarr.Vi
Jefferson, nnd the ushers will Include
Mr. George Sheldon Jefferson. Mr. John
S. Williams, Mr. Andrew Wilcox, of
Boston, nnd Mr. David P. Cowan, of
Baltimore. The Rev. Thomas Sparks
('line will officiate. A reception nt the
Whltemnrsh Valley Country Club will
follow immediately nfter the cercmouy.
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WE8T PHILADELPHIA
A surprise shower was given lu honor
of Miss Laura Robertson by her friends
Inst, week nt her home, 5542 Thomas
avenue. Among those present were the
Rev. and Mrs. William Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Obcr Lewis, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lloyd Free, Mr. George B. McKlnney,
Jr., Miss K. Jones, Miss B. B. Wilkin
son, Miss Amelia McCloy, Miss Eleanor
Parry, Miss Evelyn Bode, Mls Dorothy
Day. Miss Helen E. Klnzel, Miss Agnes
MncLaughlin, Miss Betty Hnnkel, Miss
Kitty Kaiser and Miss Murgaret Lin
genfclter. A surprise birthday party wns given
in honor of Mrs. Carroll E. Lake by
her husbnud nnd many friends nt her
home, 210 South Fifty-seventh street,
Saturday evening. Mr. Lake, who just
returned from overseas, was connected
with the Twenty-third engineer corps.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry J. Borer, of
250 South Sixty-first street, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Minnie Cole Roror. and Mr. E. Rus
sell Turner on Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs.
Turner will bo nt home after April 17
at Medford, N. J.
NORRISTOWN
Miss Gcilrude M. Cassel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Cassel. of 810
West Marshall street, was married to
Mr. William A. Free, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Free of 030 Buttonwood
street, yesterday nfternoon, nt 3.30
o'clock In the Ilnwes Avenue Methodist
Church. The only nttendant wns tho
little niece of the bride. Miss Jean
Cook, who acted as flower girl. The
Rev. Thomas II. Evans, pnstor of the
church, offlciutcd at the marriage cere
mony. A reception followed the mar
riage ceremony nt the home of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Free will live nt
530 Buttonwood street. The bridegroom
was overseas for a year during the war
with tho United States cnginering
corps.
Important among the Easter week
weddings In this vicinity is thnt of
Miss Mary Elizabeth Drake, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Howard II. Drake, of
DeKulb street, and Mr. Arthur Davis
Snul, of Boston, which will take place
at 5 o'clock this afternoon nt the home
of the bride. Miss Drake will be at
tended by her little niece, Miss Mary
T.ohIkc Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Saul
will live in Arlington, Mass.
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The public school teachers of Phila
delphia were paid yesterday for the first
time on tho new salary schedule adopted
by the Board of Education at its last
meeting. The total payroll amounted
to $1,13.1,503.7.1. It is estimated that
about '.$145,000 of that amount was
extra back salary due through the oper
ation of the new schedule,
William Dick, secretary of the board,
said yesterday if it hod not been for the
assistance of many teachers who volun
teered their services the payroll would
not yet be ready. "I certainly want to
thank nil those," he snld, "who gave
up their Kaster vacution and came here
each day to help us in the extremely
difficult task of adjusting the new pay
roll. It fs due to their help thnt we
were able to get the checks out on
time."
Girl Scouts' Council Elects
The nnnunl meeting of the local coun
cil of the Girl Scouts of Philadelphia
was held yesterday at the headquarters,
1.114 Walnut street. Uliieers were elect
ed ns follows: Miss Ellen Mary Cos
Hfitt, commissioner ; Miss K. Gwcn Mnr
tln, nsslstnnt commissioner; Philadel
phia Trust Co., treasurer; Mrs. (.'.
Newbold Taylor, assistant treasurer;
Sirs. David . Stern, chairman court of
honor; Miss Klisnbeth N. Fox, director
of personnel ; Miss Margaret N. Itnblns,
editor Girl Scout News; Miss Nancy
B. Waddcll, director; Miss Kntlinrlim
Hutchinson, chnlrman of council, and
Mrs. Clyde Ilambrlght, Catholic rep-
kkuuiuih,
Gets Hog Island Position
G. K. Nichols has been nnmed ns
ristant to It. L. Hague, manager of
the division of construction nnd repnirs
of the I'nited States shipping board. He
succeeds T. C. Fprsythe, who resigned.
The announcement wns made today. Mr.
Nichols formerly was the authorized
representntive of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation nt the Hnrrlman shipyard.
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1227 Walnut Street
Takes pleasure in offer
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and Summer Scarfs and
Stoics all moderately
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offers
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Silk and.
Georgette
Dresses
Mado to Your
Mcasuro
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Prices
Children' Clothe
Made.
Alteration
Hemttitehing
"Enduring Beauty Never
DteS tht Penians :ay
A MOTOR car equipped
with Shelton Loom
Automobile Upholstery Fab
rics ii a constant source of
delight to its owner and the
object of approving glances
everywhere.
In patterns of disu'netion
and colorings of inviting
beauty.
THE SEAL OF DISTINCTION
Sidney Blvmenthal &f Co. Inc.
39 J Fourth Avenue, New York
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Reading Lamps of Plain nnd Oxidized
Brass, with or without Smoking Set
attachments, adjustable to any posi
tion. Mahogany Floor, Table, Daven
port nnd Boudoir Lamps. Lamps
with Pottery Bases all with or with
out shades.
Our Lamps are all different,
yd, nil of one kind the best.
Wright, Tyndale (b? van Roden, Inc.
Reputed the Largest Distributors of High Grade Dlnncrwnrc
1212 Chestnut Street
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An extensive assortment of beautifully tuilorcd two
piece dresses includes all the wanted materials of the
season. That these dresses rarely have to be altered, nro
ndaptable to almost any figure, easily laundered, arc but
three reasons for their popularity. The materials nre
voiles in stripes, dots, checks and plaids, dimity and
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TYROL WOOL Suita
Coats in our original
and
tailored styles
are , sold
only. No other similar fabric
has proven so satisfactory.
New Spring Styles
and Colors
Ladies' and Misses'
Tailored Suits
29.75 36.75 49.75
Junior Suits
Street & Motor Coats
32.75 46.75 66.75
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