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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-JPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APEIL 2tf, 1920
fST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Various Happenings in Society Miss
Ruth Draper to Give Monologues for Music School Benefit
I WAS Interested to henr yesterday
that Mr. Wlllnrd llodftera lind de
rided t" "to nbrond. She linn token n
house Ht Nice, nud will make Hint her
home. Constance, lier youngest dntiKh
trr. who I""1 J,lsl Mulshed Kohoul in
Park will InSwIth lier, of eourse. ion
know MrH. Hodgcrs spent tln-ee .venrs lu
war work "over there" ih directress of
the Plillnilelphlo Hnreiui, luivliyj been
sent out liv the Kretieli wnr relief of the
Kmerceney Aid. i
And she wns decornted three times by
hn French fiovernment for her splen
did work. She rnme back here about
tight or nine months npo, und they hud
I ri'centlnn for her nt the French com
mittee headnuiirters nt Nineteenth nnd
Walnut streets. She gnve sueh nu In
rrcMiiiK tnlk ou whnt she bad done lu
Prance, nnd every cine wns most en
Mmv'nxtlc nliout It all. Later she nailed
for France to join her daughter, nnd
he li.iH now decided to remain there.
Mrs. Hndsers's other daiiehterN,
r niilsc nnd Isobel, married Mr. Crosby,
of New York, nnd Agnew nice, re
spectively. Tlio Dices live In Meriou.
THK name Crosby makes me think of
Mrs. I. '' tVoMby, MrH. Stevens
llec'kscher's mother. I henr she la going
to llurope this summer. In fact, experts
o sail ucxt Saturday for Pnrls, to visit
her other (laughter, the Marquise- de
I'nllcnne. You remember Mrs. Heck
Khcr's sister married the marquis
shortly after the. Hcckscher wedding.
EVEItY time I sec Mrs. Gilford 1'in
chot I urn struck by her looks. She
is one of the smartest-looking persons
I have seen for many n day. The tirst
time 1 saw her was nt the operu some
four weeks ago. Mho was wearing n
gown of bronze, brocade and jade grucn
Koorgctte, nnd her woudertul red gold
hnir was piled loosely nt the back of
her head. Her earrings were pendant, of
jade nnd gold, nnd really she was won
derfully handsome nnd nttractlvc. Last
week I saw her going to her car nfter
the. opera, nnd she was wearing n cloak
of green and gold brocade. It is such
u joy when a woman who has such ex
traordinarily beautiful hair, figure nnd
manner knows just whnt to wear, und
wears it. They tell me her mere en
trance into the room nt the Contempo
rary Club the other night mndc more
ftlr than nny of the speeches thnt eve
ning. Mrs- Piuchot Is n pen on one
must turn to look at.
PERHAPS you thought the rummage
sales were over for the year, but not
a bit of it. There's going to be n big
ooe for the Girl Scouts' summer camp
benefit. It is to be held on Saturday
of this week nud ou Monday and Tues
day of next week nt the old suloou at
Seventeenth uud Market streets.
Now I always had n wild dcire to
go into a saloon, just beeuusc no one
would ever dream of doing it. and
here's a chnucc, only instead of foam
ing hevcruges there will be clothes and
jewelry and pictures nud books nud
bric-a-brac and shoes nud nil sorts of
things that have bceii given bv the
(lores, and that have been found in the
attics of vuilous members of the board
ami council of the CJirl Scouts of
America, as well ns the uttics of their
fi lends.
You hcc it takes n lot of money to
maintain the emnp for the girls every
iummcr, so other funds tliun tlio-e
contributed by the troops ' themselves
Mut b raised. F.very one on the coun
cil and hnnid is working haid to make
the coming suit successful, ami from
all I hear of the things donated so fur
h will be tine.
before thnt liuppening what n
BUT
trei
want to take ndvantnge of it! Until
T)raier is coming here, and will give
lier delightful monologues on Thursday
afternoon nt the Settlement MiHc
School, -11(1 Queen street, nt ,T o'clock.
Far downtown I know, but believe me,
were she to give her recitals nt League
Inland, or wny up in Port Richmond,
the tiip would be well worth it. She is
impl wonderful.
She lias been In Europe for two yenrs,
and is going back again ou Saturday.
hi we are lucky to have her here, if
ot.ly for an ufternoon. She is the
daughter of n New York jurist, if I
remember rightly. The last time. I
heard her recite was in Br.vn Muwr,
Diore than two years ago. She Iniper
Kinated n debutante : n foreign woman
trjing to lind tier husband in the hos
pital, and n young bride coming over
from Scotland to lind her man in thl
countr). The bride lind to wait for
him for an hour on the wharf. Mis
Draper Is a friend of Mrs. Robert Les
ley and of several other prominent
women in this city.
TTtATHER wns teasing his small
daughter, aged seven, recently ho
ruo into their home had come n lit
tle brother. Now small daughter had
been hoping she'd have u sister some
day, so sho wus not overwhelmed with
delight. And father loved to tease.
''Well." said father, "I'll have no time
for girls any more. Thut boy can have
nothing he wants from me."
"(lirls ure pretty good," said small
laughter, thoughtfully. "They can
help with dishes and go on errnnds."
"No, said father, "no I'm through
with girls. I haven't nny time for
them."
"You didn't say thnt when you were
Roing after mother," said seven-year-old.
And I'll suy oho won.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The senior dnncc ut Springsido
hrhool, Chestuut Hill, took pluce on
paturdny evening. Among those who
belong to the class nnd ucted ns host
esses with Mrs. Chapman nnd Miss
Jones were: Miss Louise Dixon, Miss
Tpwpliluc Crislicld, Miss Margaret
Masters, Miss Hetty Purviniicc. Miss
Lpia llene.Hct, Miss Polly FnlU, of
Chestnut Hill; Miss Eleanor Hurt, of
Ambler : Mihs A. K. Hoiiruevillo. Miss
With Moffly, Miss Helene Turner, of
;," Airy; Miss Sarah Logan Starr, of
(eriuuittnwu; Miss Annette Wright, of
Lognn: Miss M. Screven, Miss H. Lnu
rence, iM i nr,.iSon of Savunnnh,
: Miss M. Martin, of Charleston. S.
' ! Miss Helen Jervey. of Greenville,
. C and Miss F. MucCullum, of
I'lioenisvllle, Pn.
Miss Anna L. Sartorl, daughter of
SIj;. and Mrs. Frunk A. Sartorl. of
tii.10 Emlen street, Gcrmuntowii, will
entertain at n luncheon nnd shower on
May H in honor of Miss Eleanor Noble,
daughter of Mrs. William Wnodridge
vibie, whose marriage to Mr. Geoffrey
T Ibnvley will take place on Juno 1.
Ir Sartorl and Miss Sartorl arc
H'eudiug u fortnight In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. K. William Grnnlund,
or Rnxborough, announce tlio enguge
'""it of their daughter, Miss Helen
Irnncea Gruuluud, to Mr. J. Ellwood
Rarrett.
Mrs. Clarence Leigh Mover, of
Meriou, will etitertuln at bridge for
the benefit of the Webster Street Settle
went House ou Tuesday, May 4.
Mr. und Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, of
17 Locust street, gavo a dinner Friday
evening, in honor of Miss Mnbcl Urico,
and Mr. Walter Wheeler, whose en
gagement ban been recently uuiioiinced.
I he marriage of Mr. Wheeler und Miss
JJrleo win take pluco on .luuo 5. in the
feniirvii of St. Luke and tho Epiphany,
thirteenth street, near Pine.
Mrs. George II, Evans entertained at
5 MPPtr party at tho BalevucHtrat
iota, la honor of Mrs, Paul do Hott
Reed, who wns formerly Miss Elizabeth
Boyd.
Mrs. Austin Heckslicr. who has
been spending the winter nt the Colonlnl,
Mcvciith and Spruce streets, bus gone
to Newnnann for the summer.
Mr. nuiP Mrs. Adolpb (I. Rosen
gnrten nnd their family, of 2'Jli! J)e
Laneey plaw. have opened their couulrv
Iioiim. nt St. Davids for the summer. '
Miss Clyde will close her apartments
at the Ilellevuc-Ktratford. on Muv 1.
mid will open her country place nt
Bryu Mnwr.
Mr. ami Mrs. 0. Emory McMlclmel
nnd their family have opened their
country home, Knoll House. Devon. -
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Frnncls Sul
livan and Mks Sullivan, who Imvc
been spending t-everal weeks nt the Kit.
Carlton, will lenve shortly for their
country place, the Woods, Radnor.
Miss Kntherlne C. Lcn, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrle.s M. Lea. of
cstlirop Farm, Devon, who has been
Visit ng in New York, bns returned to
her home.
ii.Iri "'i'.1 MrM' Ilou"t Knptt Hare, of
1U0 South Twenty-second street, will
open their summer home at StrafTord
the last week in May.
Miss Helen. Wllinrd Hill, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frnuk Patterson Hill,
was the guest of honor ut n card patty
given by Miss Louise Sclmessler, of
est Johnson street, Gcrmnntowu, on
Hatnrclav afternoon. The mnrriago of
Miss Hill nud Mr. John Blair Thorn
son takes place this evening nt Christ
Lplscopnl Church. Mount Airy. On
Iriday afternoon Miss Hill entertained
Her bridal parly at luncheon, followed
by cards.
,fJ,M;1Da,c' Martin Ilarmiin nnd
Mrs. Uinton Gardner Dickinson, who
have been tho guests of the Misses
Hnrinan. nt tlio Wissahlckon Apart
ments, (icrmnntown, have returned to
their home in East Orange. Mrs. Dick
t"?!0" l" bo remembered ns Miss
iilinorc Harrnnn, of Gennantown.
Mrs. T. Holllngsworth Andrews, of
Tweiity-iirst nnd Porter streets, is
visiting relatives in New York.
GERMANTOWN
The spring bop of the Phi Epsllon
(lamina Frnternlty was bold Thursday
evening at the Bellleld Cricket Club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Lewis Swart -wont,
formerly of TilL' East Washing
ton laue. have left Gcriunntown to
make their lionie in New York.
Mr. und Mrs. Robert Mair, of -IL'n
Hansberry street, eutertainrd at bridge
at their home on Friday evening in
honor of their daughter, Miss Estello
Moir, whose engagement to Mr. Walter
Inlbott has recently been announced.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A birthday surprise party was given
In honor of Miss Rose Cohen bv lier
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Cohe'n, nt
their homo. IW North Frnnkliu street,
on April 18. Miss Surah Wassermnn.
Miss Anna Scliatz, the Misses Coheir,
Miss Lillian Cohen, Mr. Marty Green,
Mr. Mctor Herbert, Mr. Edward. Mr.
iMidore Wns.serniau, Mr. Louis Rotlien
stein were among tile guests- Miss
Mary Kennedy, Mr. Louis Feinstein,
uud Mi.ss Alma Connelly entertained.
Mrs. H. P. Scdierr. Mrs. Louis W.
Whitnll. Mrs. James Dawson Whltall.
Mrs. John Mundell. .Airs. Robert Cly
Thursday morning at 0 o'clock In St.
Elizabeth's Romnn Catholic Church,
was that of .Miss Catherine Mansfield,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mnnslleld.
nnd Mr. John 0. Thompson, son of
Mrs. Rose M. Thompson. After the
ceremony they went on n short trip,
nfter which- they will return to their
new homo in North Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph B. Felgel, of North
Broad street, entertained u house party
the last week in her apartment ut At
lantic City. The guests Included Mrs.
Henry Netter, Mrs. Emanuel Heller,
Mrs. Aihjle Frank, Mrs. Dnvid Moses
mid Mrs. Mnx Heller.
Post 188, of the Amerlcuu Legion,
will give n smoker nud entertulnment
nt Mosebacli's Ilnll, Thirteenth rtroct
and Girnrd nvcnlie, on Friday evening.
The committee in charge hn. arranged
an attractive program. A smoker's kit
will be presented to every ex -service
man present. The officers of Post 188
Include the following: Mr. Carl Sachs,
commander; Mr. John McBride, vice
commander; Mr. M. . Grccnbojg. ad
jutant: Mr. J. Paul Jones, finance of
ficer; Dr. J. M, Cohau, historian, mid
Mr. .1 nines Kane, chaplain.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. James Holgate, 4.'ll(l Spruce
street, will give n dance ut tlio Hilton
house on Friday evening in honor of her
daughter, Miss Marion June Holgate.
Dr. and Mrs. T. Merrill Weeks, SIC
South Foity-elghth street, will enter
tain nt dinner nt the Hltteiihousc before
the dance for the receiving party.
Mrs. Frederick B. Ferris, of I'll 1-1
South Seventy-second street, entertained
at "BOO" Satuuhiy afternoon. The
gliosis included Miss I '.(In a Hlldcubrntid.
Mrs.' William F. DulTy, Mrs. Eruest
Rosso. Mrs. Albert Posey, of Wilming
ton ; Mlis Edith Hlldenbrnnd. Mrs. Ed
win C. Poole, Mrs. Leon M. Ferris,
MissAnuo Mnglonc, Miss Emilic Jan
vier, of St. George, Del., and Miss
Mnrgnret Ferris.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Gladys Ruth Strnusscr,
of -JUKI Ludlow street, njid Mr. Joseph
B. Ilnll, of Hntboro, Pa., on April 17.
Mr. nud Mib. Hall will be ut home at
101(1 Ludlow street until June 1, nfter
which they will live in Denver, Col.
Miss Tevis Miller, daughter .of Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Miller, of Wilmington,
spent tho week-end as the guest of Miss
Eleanor Bcctcm, of 431S Pine street.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. und Mrs. Thomas W. Bastian,
Jr., of 1120 Ritner street, nre rcccivlug
congratulations on the birth of n son,
Tliomus Bastian. Mrs. Bnstlau will
be remembered ns Miss Frances Carthy,
daughter of Mr. J. Carthy.
Announcement has been made of tho
engiiRement of Miss Isahello Senfrled,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Sea
fried, of 82(1 North Twenty-eighth
street, to Mr. Robert Gibson, of Twen
tieth und Moore streets.
The Phllo Club of Trinity Lutheran
Church. Eighteenth and Wolf streets,
entertained u Inrgc audience of friends
on Friday evening. The girls of the
I Phllo Club sang several selections.
Other members presented a three-net
play entitled "Patty Makes Things
Hum."
. WISSAHICKON
Mr. nnd Mrs. George McKoown. "f
Rociielle avenue, hnve ns their guest
their daughter. Mrs. Thomas McKnight,
of Newport, R. I.
At the spring meeting of the Alumni
Association of tlio Wissahlckon School
on Friday evening, the following of
ficers were elected: Mr. Logan Dayton,
president; Mr. Ray Wilson, vice pres
ident: Miss Murvu Johnson, secretary;
mer, Mrs. W. Getz. Mrs. Thompson, t ", '' '?." "urg'-ss, treasurer, ami m ss
Mrs. Edgar Seely, Mrs. C. (J. Klopp. I J';11"'1, J,1' -M'MS "pl" """A0.!: M,r
Mrs. Gownor. Mrs. Charles F. Meyers' Ir,,,n', Ui;rr'' Mr. Raymond O Ron ike
nnd Mrs. Webster Klopp, n group of J1"1' M1' ""l0"'1 Hutch nsoii.c! rectors,
r.lmwiu f..,i.. .. .. V i.".i 'i..i. 'The interesting entertainment included
... iMiiiuiik .. .. itiiiiiii rii i-iiiii.
closed the seuson'n entertainment last
week with u luncheon followed bv cards
ut the Arcadia.
Mrs. Alfred t'onnway. of 001C North
Cniiiac street, will entertain nt cards
tomorrow afternoon with the following
guests: Mrs. William Voorhoes. Mrs.
Stuuley Querps, Mrs. Howard Jantzen,
Mrs. Carl E. SehuetTor. Mrs. James L.
Brown. Mrs. Victor Btck, Mrs. Zuue
Hoffman, Mrs. Elmer H. Hampton,
Miss Jennie Querns, Mrs. Herbert
Brooks nnd Mrs. Frnnk Schick.
An announcement of much interest
to their muny friends is the engage
ment of Miss Mnry Gertrude Godfrey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley S.
Godfrey, 2H.r!) East Cumberland htrcet.
to Mr. Harrison Bloom Druucker, of
Sixteenth nud Spruce streets.
A quiet wedding, which took place
selections by the nlumiii orchestra. Miss
IJtliel Wise. .Miss rjllznoclli Hilton,
Miss Hazel Illlberg nnd Mi.ss Kiln Eaton
und several recitations by Miss Elsie
Richards.
NORRISTOWN
Captain Frederick E. Craft, of the
Norris. has been honored by the French
Government with the Order of the Uni
versity of Palms, grade of Officer
d'Aondemlo. Captain Crnft wus on
duty in France with the Engineer of
Construction Transportation Corps.
Mrs. Henry C. Wcntz. of West
Main street, entertained ut luncheon
followed by auction nt her homo nt
which the guests were Mrs. J. L.
Lurzelere, Mrs. Frank S. Yeakle. Mrs.
Norris D. Wright. Mrs. Charles Pnist,
Mrs. Henry I. Fox. Mrs. Ashley P.
Hunter and Mrs. Richard II. Lane.
THE LIFE OF
THE LIVER
Whether life is worfhliving
or not depends.upon the
liver. Cut out meats and
other foods that clog the
liver, drink lots of pure
water,eat Shredded
Wheat andfresh,dreen
ve$etaHes.Shreddedwheat
contains all the vitainines
and all the tissue-building
elements inthe whole wheat
prepared in a digestible
form.Two of these crisp
little loaves of baked
whole wheat with hot
milk or cream make a
nourishing,satislying meal
at a cost of a few cents.
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MISS HELEN HILL WEDS
MR. JOHN THOMSON
after the ceremony for n wedding trip
through Now England. They will be
nt home after May 1 nt B02 South
Forty-eighth street.
McMICIIAEL-HWITZER
Tim ,. ..,1,1!.,.. ( Ml no TTnvnl V..
Marriago Will TaKe Place This Mwitzor, of 11222 Sunueifanna avenue.
. . . nnd Mr. John L. McMlchnol. Jr., of
this city, took place on Wednesday
evening nt the rectory of the Church
Evening at Chrtot Church,
Mount Airy
Photo liv rhntn-rpiftrrs
MI.SS MARGARETTA JEANKS
Daughter of Mrs. Henry S. Jeanes,
of 2012 Spmro .street. Miss Jeanes
was :i debutante of the lust season
TIOGA
Tho Iota Chapter of the Slgmn Alpha
Pi Sorority was eutertuiued bv Miss
Ruth Tnggart nt her home .'idd'J North
Eleventh street, Saturday afternoon.
Among those present were Miss Ethel
Frankhnuser. .Miss Alice Gieen, Mis
Beatrice Hunter. Miss Mnry Reineke.
Miss Helen Smnlley, Miss Pearl Stahl
nnd Miss Helen Tuppnn,
Miss Anna Lnrklu entertained the
members of tlio Alpha Tail Sigma
Sorority on Saturday afternoon nt her
homo, 0841 North Broad street. Her
guests Included Mis.s Doris Denison,
Miss Edythc Everett. Miss Catherine.
Ferry. Miss Mnzie Ferry, Miss Mar
jorie Hindman, Miss Gertrude Munduy,
Miss Elizabeth Parkins. Mis.s Myrtle
Sllverwood, Miss Catherine White und
Miss Kathryn Young.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of 21P.7 West
Ontnrio street. Is spending some time
in Atlantic City ns the guest of her
dnughter-ln-luw, Mrs. Charles Coleman
Jones, who has come on from her home
in Hammond. Ind., to spend tlio early
sprlug with lier pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
II. Clay Dingce, in Atluntle Citj .
Miss Catherine Con wny, of dliiO
North Broad street, will be the hostess
of the Delta Tan Sorority members on
Wednesday afternoon nt her home.
Miss Murian Eckert, Miss Jean Clark.
Miss Marguerite Larkin. Miss Kathryn
Horn. Miss Naomi Lodge, Miss Anna
Lnrldn. Mis.s Margaret MoMenumy,
Miss Murgnret Manning, Miss Helen
Murphy. Miss Muric Krier. Miss Clara
Wiza. Miss Lorctta Dngney, Miss An
nette Meehan, Miss Saru Sweeney, Miss
Beatrix Alvarez, Miss Marian Doolev.
Miss Elizabeth Miller. Miss Ruth Wnl
ruth and Miss Agnes McCaffrey will
be the guests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon E. Brnsier have
returned from their wedding trip
through the West nnd are ut homo at
3444 North Twenty-third street. The
bride was Miss Bessie Armstrong.
Mips Helen Wlllnrd Hill, daughter
of Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Patterson Hill,
of .'MS West Duvnl street, Gorman
town, will he married tills evening, nt
,::) o'clock, nt riirist i;pisooniu
Church. Mount Airy, to Mr. John
'Blair Thomson, of Scranton, Pn. Ihe
1 ltev. Thomas Sparkes Cline. rector of
tlio cllilicli, will olllclnte. .ur.nui win
give his daughter in marriage, and the
hrlile'u ulster. Mrs. Frunk Rosltor, of
, Germiintown. will act us matron of lion
(or. The bride will wenr her mother s
.Ivory satin wedding gown trimmed with
duchess laee. with n tulio ell and
orange blossoms. Her flowers will lie
I white Bride roses and sweet peas. Mrs
iiossitcr win wear uiii- i"f ' ' "
tulle hat to match, tarrying Ophellu
roses und lavender sweet peas. Little
Mis Mnrjoric C. Neely will be flower
girl and will cany a baske' of spring
(lowers. Tlio bldesmalds will be Miss
Elsie R. Thomson, the bridegroom s
sister, of Huntington, Long Island;
Mrs. Walter C. Neely nu.: Miss Louise
Schuessler. They will lie gowned iu
rnlubow organdie nnd tulle hats, carry
ing nnap-drngons nnd sweet peas. Ihe
best man will be Mr. Georgo rumi,
of New York, and the ushers will lu
elude Mr. Harold N. Thomson, of Hun
tington, L. L; Mr. B. Rush Stevens,
of Palmyra, N. J.; Mr. T. Frunk Ros
siter. of Germnntown. ami Mr. James
Engcn. of Wyoming, Pa.
A small reception will follow for the
bridal pnrty nud families nt tlio Steu
ton Country Club. After they return
from their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson will live In Rivcrton. N. J.
HAYES FERGUSON
A pretty wedding of interest which
took place at H o'clock Sntunlay nttcr
noon wns that of Miss Mnbcl Ferguson,
of C02 South Forty-eighth street, nnd
Mr. Ollngton C. Hayes, of f'200 Wal
nut street, the Rev. Dr. D wight With -erspoon
Wylic, of St. Paul's Presby
terian Church, officiating.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hayes left Immediately
P. N. Degerberg
1621 Chestnut Street
Imported
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A splendid assortment of dresses includes Georgette, Crepe,
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Becoming draping, straight lines, accordion pleating,
beading or braiding arc among the prominent features.
COATS OF BLACK
$24.75 to $59.00
Serge, cut full length or shorter, many concluded with
white facings arc very good weight for immediate wear.
Trimncss as to line and authentic as to style, they are
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$26.75 to $105.00
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of the Most. Precious Wood. Twenty-
eighth and Diamond streets. The ltev.
.1. I. .T. Klrllu officiated. Miss May i.
Switzer wns iqnld of honor nnd Mr.
Henry Slioemnker was best ninn. After
n short ueddlng trip Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Mlclmel will bo nt home nt 110!) South
rifty-lifth street.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Tomorrow will be "civic dny" nt the
Woman's New Century Club, of Ches
ter, when the urogram will bo in
charge of Mrs. W llllain T. Oayley and
Mrs. fleorge II. Simelcrrmnn. Adilressc
will be mndf by Dr. I'rank ('. Lewis
on "Library Affairs In Chester," nnd
Major Frederick Kngiennrcit oil "The
Teaching Iltlslness." Mrs. Robert Hn
warth, .fr., will sing, neeonipanled by
Mrs, Albert Dutton MncDade. A ten
will follow when the hostess will be
Mrs. Stacy O. GInuser.
Dr. and Mrs. .Tolin Cllbbon. of 1008
Spruce street, will move this week to
their summer home near Media
The twenty-fifth nnnlvcrmry lunch
eon of the Womnn's Club of Illdlcy
Park will bo given today followed in
the afternoon by it play rendered by
members of the "IlBrnstnrmers," a
dramatic organization of the town. Mrs.
F. F. Turner Is chairman of the lunch
eon committee.
MANAYUNK
. The Kev. Albert H. Holt, rector of
Sf, Andrew'n Protestant Kplseopnl
Mission, West Mnnnyunk, lias organized
a feries of community clubs, the meet
ings to be held in St. Andrew's chapel.
They Include a boys' club on Monday
evening: Cirh' Friendly Society, Tues
day evenings: Mothers' Club, Thurs
day afternoons, nud it Girls' Friendly
'
Junior Association on Saturday maWR.,,
Ings. Residents of the neighborhood . MH ' i
Invited to attend. Vr
ROXDOROUQH
A surprlso reception nnd niuKlcal
wns given on Saturdny evening In honoii
of Mrs. Charles .Tonei Thompson, at
her home. C2f) Lcvcrlngton avenue, In
celebration of her birthday nnnlver
snry. Thno imrtNpatlng Include
.Mr. nnd Mrs. William P. Hrookn, TSIr.
and .Mrs. Harry Hayes, Mr. find Mrs
Nnthnn L. .loucs. Miss Kdith nightrr,'
Mr. und Mrs, Harry Thompson, Mrt
and Jlrs. Harry Hayes, Mlsn Vtit
Hayes. Mr. nnd Mrs. Klmcr Pflgterer
Mr. Charles Jones Thompson. Mrs,
Idu Pllsterer, Mr. aud Mrs. Francis
Cantrell. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Amen,.
Mr. nnd Mrs, T. Ilnwllns Adams, Mr
nnd Mrs. Sumiicl Hlrkmlre, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Henry F. Miller, Mrs. Laura
Munwnrlng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter1
Kelly, the ltev nnd Mrs. Johnson Ii,
Miner nnd Mr. and Mrs. Solon An
derson. J
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BONWIT TELLER-Gb CO.
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
FOR TOMORROW, TUESDAY
Important Special Sales
WOMEN'S TAILORED FROCKS
AFTER'N & EVENING GOWNS
Much Below Regular Pieces
Tailored Serge Dresses
38.00
Regularly 48.00 to 65.00
A collection of odd dresses; tailored models, with colored embroidery and
others with gingham collars and cuffs.
Tailored and Afternoon Dresses
48.00
Regularly 65.00 to 75.00
In this group are dresses of crepe de chine, taffeta, silk foulards, flowered
georgettes; also tailored serges, poiret twills and tricolettes.
Afternoon and Semi-Evening Dresses , -
Regularly 95.00 to 110.00 DO.UU
Dresses of embroidered and beaded Georgette, crepe meteor and taffeta. In
colors of navy, beige, rose and blue, also white and black.
Evening Gowns
75.00
Regular 150.00 to 225.00
This assortment includes crystal beaded and embroidered satins, chiffons,
embroidered nets in original and unusual modes.
Semi-Evening Gowns
Regularly 175.00 to 225.00 ' 95eUU
Dresses for either evening or day wear in flowered georgettes, beaded nets
and chiffon, crepe meteor and taffeta. In all the pastel shades and black.
WOMEN'S SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Organdie Blouses
Formerly 11.50
In rose, pink, flesh, maize and white, with
Tailored Silk Shirts
6.50
various trimniing treatments.
Formerly 15.00 and 16.50
10.00, 12.50, 13.50
Of men's wear crepe, Dorisoie and Radium, also crepe de chine. In hitrh
and low neck effects in flesh or white only.
Tricolette Blouses
Formerly to 22.50
Slip-over models in light shades' and dark colorings, solid
patterns and wool embroidery.
Novelty Blouses
Formerly 19.50 to 25.00
12.50
colors, tracery
15.00
In taireta, georgette or crepe de chine, slip-over, tie-on and frill models.
Embroidered and lace trimmed. '
Hand-Made Blouses
5.00, 7.50, 8.75 to 25.00
Of sheer batiste, hand drawn and trimmed with filet or Val lace.
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SUMMER MILLINERY
NAVY TAFFETA HATS
The wonderful values emphasized in this col
ectrlhx the distinct savings that are offered
each MONDAY in our Millinery Department. In
cluded are models suitable for all occasions for
either Matron or Miss.
10.00
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