Jusf gossip about people
W a .i.n must hove bought her bat at
" J.ndi Mn Show" For It was the Iden
t. Fashion Bno' ,:"iu.nwKort of
if.l .&!" TErr. very lar. She
Dinciv ui
eo unru
to. them
JitVnklr dnrk now, hn
tftT wa,; It w J very smart,
iid she looked vcrywcll Id It.
VTOT "once hi n U,luc moon" will you
N.. Hmncc to go to such ,a
iXn rty ni Uwt ode hoiag planned
lovely lM!'In.frtn pcp. to be bold tho
Writ daof next moruh. Hpeaklmj
'i7i,V KaXlon 8!ou' made mc think of
'& I IVm" that Mrs. Altcmiis Iibh
"r'nml cd Hto some of her rtuanlnK
"ffi at the fete to show off the latoft
11 i....i!lfii Kowng. Last year at tffo
ihitSn KrtHroi know it's for the
i..at o" the Ab ngton Hospital and la
1 I wry summer nt tho huntlngdon
ViUfycinb) they had some of the most
UJiSJrful fur coats I. ever ttv. And
ttaiww really were beautiful. They
Hd f evcral awfully pretty womeuwem
wm of the younfier married set to pose
models, -nd they arc to do It again
".v .. t um n il. I.nut vearflt was
cd "Vanity F"tr." I think, but this
(taeltls'-OncclunHlucMoon."
Sir,. Warburton Is to have charge of
. fJ., a . nnv Afa A Unit
n..j ...til hnvn the children's nlav-
nonnd, Mrs. James McFarland will
Sire the dotl booth, Mrs. Marmadukc
Tllden Is to be in charge of tho fruit
nod vegetable booth nntt airs.- ueorge
Klklns will hart' tho (lowers. The wt
ptutlve committee of the fete includes
Mr. (ieorge Klklns. .1r., Mrs. ltobert
tfwdl. Mrs. Ilarclay Warburton, Mrs.
i,'jten Ingram and Mrs. George Lori
nfr, chairman.
TIinnR arc to be ejuitc a number of
dinners Saturday night before tho
Hill School play and dance at tho Belle-rue-Stratford.
Mrs. Emory Mc
Wehael Is very Interested In tho nffalr
nd will havo a small dinner other home
btforq tbo play. The Frederick O.
Stouts, of Ardmore, will' have sixteen
ciiMts; the fleorgo Kendrleks will en
tertain for their daughter, Marion, and
Mti. Knne Orecn, of Bryn Mawr, will
jive a dinner.
BInee the regular dancing classes have
stopped for the schsoti there has .not
beta to much doing In the way of parties
for the youuger set', nnd they are nil
looking forward eagerly to this dance.
Very soon the schools will close until
October, and after tho 'horse show at
Devon there vill bo many out-of-door
affairs for the younger set.'ns well ns
the older. Then off to camp for July
ind August, home again in September,
md time to meet thp family, perhaps,
or a week o so, and oft to school
igain. That is the way it goes with
'ho youngsters these days. Always
omcthing new to do. I wonder what
':lnil of nerves they will have ns thev
;row older. This awful rush wo arc nil
in can t ep on forever, can it? Some
thing will sua.) somo day.
A TXT BETTY had come to live with
i thent. And mother nnd daddy nnd
the kiddles were so glad to have her
hecau.te she was n very dear Aunt Betty.
The children lovtd her very much, nnd
-o if mother and daddy wero going to
he theatre iu the .evening, Pollv and
rankle did not mind so very much, be
juse.they had Aunt Betty to call to in
'he next room. Well, but one day Aunt
Betty went away for a while. In fact.
ho stayed away a whole week-end, and
Hrankic, who is' two years old." did not
ike t. On thp second night he got pn
Us tiny knees as ho was about to'go to
bed. and he went through his little
tridg of "God bless daddy. God bless
mother. God bless grandma," etc.. etc.
nd when ho jumped up afterward,
iartdv said :
rnir lranKic. yon didn't
prayer for Aunt Betty."
' Xope," said Frankic. "
he." NANOY W
"But Frankic. .von didn't
say
she's not
NANOY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES "
ccLr8-W,lliam E- Goodman, Jr.. of
iin? G,e,rmantown avenue, Chestnut
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Goodman, to
morrow afternoon, from 4 until 0
o clock.
Miss Mary S. Paul entertained the
lerraantown Chapter D. A. R.. Qn
itiesday, at her home, 211 West Upsal
reet. After the transaction of the
ii'iisl chanter business nnd reading of
reports of the recent continental con
5rCj8' ,mu,Nlc,il selections wero given
nd refreshments served.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Wharton Pcpr
rer, Jr.. of St. Davids, are receiving
eoneratulatious on the birth of a daugh".
If: Si rIo,t.to , PcPrer. Mrs. Pepper
MIm Marlon T. Myers, daughter
"I Mr. and Mrs. W. Hcywnrd Myers.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Johns Hopkins, of
"Jnticwoocl. nrn rpillnc nr,n..i
tiona on the birth of a daughter. Mrs
Mrs.
topklns was Miss Emilie Duval Wll
Mams ..daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davl
illlums, of Ovcrleigh, Dala.
S.5!"e" .?": '. Wlrnlngton.
tai. mi a "! engagement of her
wU Ri?i,'.1v MI-1B Esther Dullett. to Mr.
, ffrn. :ln,1,y', of Mr. and
--. ...... inoniDiy, ot iieamng, Mass.
Mreef" Jn ". D.ca.ve". t 1643 Walnut
the. biJ L1 """tain at dinner befcro
?' b given' by the Hill School,
ndr,h.!',d M',,, ""hert.P. Hartman
Smith of stfUn.".Vi n.ntl Jrr WrCorA
A0'r aS,trpaor?WoTeefsn l UCI-
trV club X' "' ,ho P1,lludelPhla C?Sn-
irs. John Mitchell. Jr.. nf Ati,nn,i
avenue.
"ayiic. Is entertaining her
mother, Mrs
uuuiu, oi uosion.
entlnVJh"1 Ll0.Ban,' of 8t- Davids, repro
"is ihJJ ?.a,"rda: Club, of Wayne.
jnTcmb ofnra, 81
"t. and Mro. T. W. Bavllss.
w m.-y u , sraort
' H ,n,.. j..v. w. that vei
W4 'Pzmwm
Nancy Wymo Talks of Pretty Clothes Seen Recently She
Tolls of Abinglon Pct.crYoungcr JSet to Have
Play and Dance
broke avenue, Wayne, Will tako a motor
trip to Shenandoah Valley, over tho
week-end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Vroomnn nnd
their younr daughter. Miss Helen Vroo
man, who have been living with Mrs.
yrooman's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, James
I Wilson, of, 1410 N-orth ieirtecnth
street, are movlntf this woek Into their
nw home, .6435 Overbrook avenue.
Overbrdok. Mm wii.tn , ,iinu
of twelve- coyarn on Saturday In celobrn-'
i.v,. i mo uiriuuay ot iur. vviison.
Mrs. P. C. Wallace, of nidley Park,
nnnounoed the engagement of her nlteo,
Miss Anno nold Cnppin, to Mr. Charles
Tiussell Johnson, of Chester, at a small
tea on Saturday nfternoon.
Dr. and "Mrs. Jesso Jy SchamburB,
of 1049 Locust street, nro spending thrco
weeks at tho Qrcen Briar Hotel, White
Sulphur Springs. They will occupy their
cottar at Deal Uench, N. J., for tho
summer.
Mrs. Joseph Slutzker nnd her daugh
ters, who havo been vIsltlrtK Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Wren, on Clenrvlew ave
nue, Chestnut Hilt, for se-veral month
Ift for KlUabeth, U, J this week,
whero they Wilt make. their permanent
home.
QERMANTOWN
Mrs. William T. Tom!lnnon Is enter
talnlnir at luncheon at her homo on
East Washington lano today In honor
of Mr. and Airs. .iernnk Piers, formerly
of this
city but now ot Dorchester,
Mass,
Mrs., Otto Schoenwocrk, of tho Schuy
ler Apartments, entertained tho members
of her club at brldgo.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Socnnlrisfof tho
Schuyler Apartments, nro on an exten
sive tour through Kuropfc.
Mn. Edward Hell. tf 1262 Kant Wash
Inttton .lane, will entertain thn following
members of her bridge club nt tho meet
Inp On 'Wednesday nfternoon, May 12:
Mrs. Wllllnirl llnUtnti lindwrs. Mr. A.
Nelspp-'Clarko. Mrs. Harotd Lyon, Mrs.'
ivouis scnwartz, sirs. Carroll names,
Miss Edith Kite, Mrs. Howard Feather
Maharff, " Mrs. Plttman naker, Mrs.
James Charlton, Mrs. C. Harry Fchllng
and Mrs. Charles Phillips.,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence 'Hamilton, for
merly of Upsal street, are occupying
their now homo at C42 East Washing-ton-lane.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Moses, 29 West
Tulpehoeken street, have returned to
their homo from a trip to the West
Indies.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. A. nroonherg, of tho southeast
corner of Seventh and Oak lane, Oalc
Lano, gave a birthday surprise party In
honor of Mr. A. Oreehberg on Satur
day evening. Among those present wore
Mr. and Mrs. S. Rosenblum. Mr and
Mrs. U Kemcns, Mr. and Mrs. Hi Sfwlne
man, Mr. and Mrs. IX Atlas, Mr. and
Mrs. I. Klschmah, Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
Udel, Dr. nnd Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. Albus, Mr. and Mrs. H. Neu
nian, Mr. and- Mrs. W. Reltohlck, Mr.
and Mrs. I.' West, Mr, nnd Mrs. M. Zu
brln. Mr. and Mrs. A, nnss, Mrs. lCauft
man. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Wrlttenberg, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Dublson, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Ovcrett Mr. and Mrs. S. G-enson, Mrs.
J. Smith. Mr. Charles Lctwln, of Bal
timore; Miss Tllllo Rosenblum, Miss
Hleanor Ovcrett, Miss 'Virginia Grcen
berp. Miss Penrl Hosenblum. Mr. Samuel
J. Greenberg, Miss Mao Overett, Miss
Vera Greenbprg, Mr. Harry W. Green
berg, Mr. Gcrson p. Grccnbcre and
Miss Jean OYc.rctt.
Miss Gertrude Borg. of Now York, Is
visiting- Dr. nnd Mrs. Jay C. Knlpo, of
0C29 North Eighth street, Oak Lane.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Walter Velt, of 1707 North
Twenty-ninth street, will entertain at
luncheon and cards tomorrow with the
following guests: Mrs. ChnrleB E.
nurfeL .Mrs. Walter Elnwcchter, Mrs.
Oeorgo D. Cox, Mrs. .Hnrry Schelrey.
Mrs. John 11. Mawson, Mrs. Albert U.
Tuteu? artd Mrs. Frederick Gelge,r.
Mrs. John Ooodfsllow entertained tho
following nt cards yesterday afternoon:
Mrs. Hlram.JL.oux, Mrs. James Sponcor.
Jlrs. Charles E. Lukens, Mr. Samuel
Alcott, JWrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs.
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You will not want to mbs
a visit to the great
ilNEN HALL
Conducted by
Robinson & Cleaver, Ltd.
JJERp you wll find the
- most amazing display
of beautiful LINENS you
have ever seen.
This display includes Irish
Linen productions unsur
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ens, Sheets, Laces Hand
kerchiefs and Lingerie;
also men's wear goods of
the finest weaves.
'You arc invited to in-
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o purchase or 7iot.
Special attention to
American visitors.
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(Makers to Tho King & Queen)
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Mmiiiimimtmimitimiiminmtiiimnffliiiiiiiiiiii! n llum ! inimninMM'MininiiiiiKmiiiin
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NEGLIGEES
of dotted pink silk muslin
$6.75
SACQUES
of
dotted muslin
white lawn
plaid muslin
$3.50, $4.00, $5.50
Surplice and high neck
Saturday ploting Hour, 1 P. M,
1008 GhestnutStL-eefe
)st "Reasonable prices for Quality 3535585$
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I'hota by BnrhrAch.
MRS. ALEXANDEtt UKOWN
Who is a member of the committee
in cliargo of the Dog nnd Tony
Show 'or tho benefit of tho social
servlro department of tho I'oly
rllnlo Hospital on May 12 nt tho
homo of Mrs. William !J. Clothier' ,
in Wynncwood
Nelson Sailer, Miss Matilda Schledcl,
Mrs. Alfred II. Williams and Mrs. S. A.
Leitn.
Mr. and Mrs.lt. S. Price, it 2919 North
Camao street, announce tho engagement
o; mur daughter. Miss Edith Prlco, to
Mr. ltobert H. Grcenfleld, of Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin O. Bose. of
1030 AVcat Vcnungo street; entertained
on Sunday evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrp. Edward Kert, formerly of Mon
treal, fan., but who aro now making
their home In this city. Among thoso
present wore Mr. nnd Mrs. iouls Lorch.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bonnonv Mr. and
,ira. virorRo imon. xur. una .Mrs. nor-
sco u uains, air. ami Mrs. Lionel an
bennan, Mr. nnd M,rs. Walter Fried
mann. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Friedman
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Molflauer. .
Miss Mabel Udltsky, of 132G North
Franklin street,' entertained at her home
on Sunday evening in honor' of tho Delta
Kappa Sorority. Tho. following at
tended: Miss Mabel Udltsky, Miss
Frieda Grabosky, Miss Esthor Lelrrfeld,
Miss Delia Boons, Miss Lillian Car
tune. Miss Cclo Atlas, Miss Bess
Splegleman, Miss Anna Grossman,
Miss lteba Taylor, Mr. Martong, Mr, M.
Goldman, Mr. Elmer Toll, Mr. Charles
H. Sporlccn, Jr.. Mr. Sidney Udltsky,
Mr. Danlol H. Udltsky, Major Glttol
man. Mr. Walter H. Kose. Mr. Joseph
Goldberg, Mr. Herman II. Foldman, Mr.
Ephrlam Fronkel, Mr. Samuel Baylen
son, Mr. Lwstcr Murphy and Mr. John
Bowkcr. .
Miss Marian- Dcetz Is entertaining
tho members of her card club at five
hundred this afternoon. Her guests In
clude Mrs. Hub.ioU C. Lees, Miss Marian
Welhenmeyer, Miss Emma Parry, Miss
Whi Unmet, Miss Leonctto llchfuss,
Miss Vcrna Custer, Miss Estcllo Lau
ber. Miss lluth Hodgcrs, Mls.t Katharine
Hnldeman and Miss Mary Taylor.
Tho members of Ivy Lodge, Independ
ent Order of Odd Follows, will glvo a
minstrel phow on Wednesday evening,
May 26, at Quartet Hall, Gormantown
avenuo ubovo Lehigh.
, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho marrlrfgo of. Miss Olympla Caro
slcllo, of 823 Carpenter street, ana Mr.
Louis F. Tetl, of 818 South Darlen
street, took placo last Wednesday niorn
InK nt 11 o'clock at Our Lady of Good
Counsel Church.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tetl aro on their wed
ding trip, and upon their return will
live at 1127 lynggold street.
North's
Clearance
Sale of
Slightly-Used
Pianos
Taken in exchange for the ,
famous Lester. To clear our
floors, we will sell these standard
Uon of their value. Our factory
experts have put them in first
class condition, and each is fully
guaranteed.
$600 CHICKERING
$200
Mahogany case. Medium size.
$350 SCHIRMER
Medium size. Mahogany.
$350 SCHUMANN
Larcp size. Mahogany.
$375 LEONARD
Dark oak. Full size.
$375 SCHAEFFER ,
Llko new. Large. Mahog
any. $350 VINCENT
Mahogany case. Large.
$350 POWER
Mahogany. Large size.
$700 STEINWAY
Medium size. Mahogany.
$500 Lester
Wonderful condition. Fine
tone. Large mahogany case.
$450 GIRARD
Mahogany. Large size.
$450 A. B. CHASE
Largo size. Mahogany.
$210
215
$215
'225
$225
$225
uuu
?245
$245
$250
$450 STORY & CLARK $971;
Handsome walnut rase. 4 f f
Large size. Like new
$400 BELLAK
?250
Medium size. Mahogany case
Flno tone. Llko new.
F. A. North Co.
1306 Chestnut Street
Please send mo a oompleta de-
sorlp
sllcii
tldn or jour oargains in
tly used
Upright Pianos
also details of easy-payment plan,
without Interest or extras.
Name
Address tCV'rV V VzllV
4 VYtoi rniuMuc.ufni '
Mls Charlolto Icu, 0( 622s wssh
Imrton avenue, will entertain tho Hun
shlna Club at a birthday party .on Fri
day evening.
. Mlas Helen M. Boyd, of tho Powclfon
Apartments, Thirty-fifth street and
Powolton avenue. Is spending1 soveral
days at tho Marlborough-Blenheim, At
lantic City.
The Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, of
874 S Locust street, will hold Its sprlnr
uanco xuesaay, ia'
brook Country. Clubi
danco Tuesday. May 11. at tho Over-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur doodfollow and
Mr. and Mrs. K, Hay and Miss Dorothy
Hay aro among thoso who will sptnd tho
summer at Day Head. Mrs. and Miss
Hay havo been visiting In Virginia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William B. ilcxamer
and Miss Mlnnlo K. Hexamer, - of tho
Hartram Apartments, will leavo tho end
of tho week for their summer homo at
Plymouth and Atlantic avenues, Ocean
City, N. J. Alias Hexamer lias Just re
turned from a week-end visit to New
York. ,t ,
MK nntl Mrs. rhnrts Mlllr. 4918
Cheitnilt Street, nrn nrmmvln their
cottnjte, IB South HufYotk avenue, Atlan
tic uiiy,
Mr. nnd Mrs. lon J. Slonlmsky. of
237 Houth Flfty-clghth street, aro being
congratulated on tho birth of a daughter,
Belma Uernlco Slonlmsky,-' on Sunday,
April 25. Mrs. Slonlmsky waa formerly
Miss' 1'carl Utirnstlne. ,
TIOGA
. Thn officers nnd board of directors or
tho North Philadelphia Trust Co. have
Issued Invitations for tha openlnff of
their new building Droad street. CJor
mantown and Krlo avenues, this after
noon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mr. Loo
Kowdenls president of tho company.
Mrs. A. 13. Sclss, of Tork road and
Erie avenuo. Is clvlnir a luncheon, fol
lowed by a theatre party, .this after-,
noon. Her guests Includn Mrs. Henry
Fredericks. Mrs. I-'rederlek Bauter, Mrs.
Benjamin Foster, Mrs. Qforgo M. Mie
del Mrs. William ntnnrtln. Mrrf. John
Cnnnlnir Allen. .Tr.. Mrs. William II.
Jungkurth and Mrs. Horaco Klclnfcldcr.
Mrs. W. Burt Thompson, Mrs. Jnmcs
Thomtson nnd Mrs, Frederick T. .Jen
nings wero hostesses laBt ovcnlnp at
the reception given at tho homo or Mrs.
Thompson, on Arbutus street, Herman,
town, to tho members of- tho A. w. T.
Koclety of the Temple Baptist Church,
Tioga and Twonty-second streets.
Wlr. and Mrs. Walter A. Fenton hav
returned from their wedding trip and
will bo at home at 700 West Venanro
streeU Tho brldo was Miss Qcrtrudo
C. Schmleg.
Mr and Mrs. Charles B. aaunders
will sp6nd the summor at their country
homo In Pitman, N, J.
Mrs. Stanley Vandorsltco, of 3835
North Eighth stroet, entertained the
following at brldgo Monday afternoon
nt her homo: Mrs. C. Harry Johnson,
Mrs. Oeorgo Kane. Mrs. Norman Kelly,
Mrs. William W. Stevenson, Mrs. Dan
iel Hlldreth, Mrs. George Gravenstlne.
2d. Mrs. Lester Fflleger. Mrs. Henry
Hlllebrnnd, Miss Ella Branot. Miss Mil
dred Sterrltt and Mies AJterta Do Long.
Mrs. William O. Boggs will entertain
thn members of the Tioga Bowing Club
today, Mrs. Frank Hughes; Mrs. Fred
crick OH1, Mrs. Frank L. Thompson. Jr.
Mrs. ltobert Fries, Mrs. Carl Q. Her
snhel. MIks Margaret Hilton. Mrs.
Mnrlon W. Benjmnln. Mrs. Sanford
Craven, Mrs. Clayton .Taylor, Mrs.
Abram Welkel. Mrs. Almcs Townsond
and Mrs. Charlcp Schaeffer will bo tho
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne U. Fasnaclit.
who "have been spending their wedding
trip In Fond du Lac, Wis., havo roturned
to Tioga nnd will he at borne at 1125
Bcllevue street. Tho brldo was Miss
Ilarbara M. Augsbergcr.
HOLMES BURG
Miss Julia Williamson will
Interesting lecture, Illustrated
give an
by lani
P. N. Degerberg
1621 Chestnut Street
Imported
Scotch Tweed
SUITS
$65 up
for WOMEN and
MISSES
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sssHMaaMMBsjNBaBsjsia
lYfi 1
When the Summer Breezes Blow
It May Be Hard to Find
Such as These
SELECT WHILE YOU MAY
Cotton Dresses
THIS WEEK
ns: Truly irresistible arc these colorful ginghams in pretty
plaids or checks made of McCutcheon Imported Material.
Very much away from the ordinary in design and beauti-
- fully made with a choice of long or short sleeves they arc
very specially priced.
I Sfeis Week is
H Children's Dress Week
SPECIAL OFFERS EACH DAY
A lover of children and a designer of exquisite girlish
dresses is Adelaide Crapsey. We arc proud to be the
w
ml
t ri ' ' 'im
tern slides, of her war work In Belgium
this evening In tho Thomas Holme
Library it will bo given under tha
auspices of tho CHrls ,Llbrnry League
Mrs. I Johnson, of Crispin street, Is
upending a few days In Haddon Heights.
Miss Gladys ScmplerhaB no her guest
for a weelc Miss Harriet Donaldson, of
Union Hill, N. J.
Mrs. A. A. Thompson has returned
from a few weeks' visit in Birmingham,
Ala,, to her home on Frtnkford avenue.
FALLS OF 8CHUYLKILL
Tho members of tho young women's
choir of Bt. Bridget's Church will glvo
an attractlvo minstrel show en Friday
and Saturday ovenmgs In tho parish
house In aid of tho work of tho Society
of St. Vincent do Paul. Tho end men,
Interlocutor and clrclo Include Miss
Mary McCarthy. Miss Itose Itoonoy,
Miss Bosslo McCarthy, Miss Mario
Markey, Miss Romalnn Orennan, Miss
Mario Price. Miss Katharine Lyons, Mlso
Lydla Adetman, Miss Katharlno Mo
Brldo, Miss Sarah Campbell, Miss Sarah
Murphy, Miss Anna .Golden, MIrs Eda
Rpeeco, Miss Sarah Kelly, Miss Marearot
JJurkc. ailss Mav Kearney and Mlssi
nna htu. : xneT'nieriainnient Is given
under tho direction of Mrs, Katharine
Slelr.
WI33AHICKON
Mlis Helen L. Simpson, of 210 sumac
street, entertained ber Sewing Circle on
Monday evening. Tho following guests
were present: Miss Amy Fetter, Miss
Alma Davles, Miss Helen Henderson,
Miss Anna Flnley. Miss Martha Lehr,
Miss Jean Barr, Mrs. Harold I'e'ers nil
of Lawndale, and Miss Mario Fournler,
of Wlssahlckon.
Miss Margaret Schoflcld. Miss Bea
trlco Tlppen and Mlrs, Helen Deiorhton
entertained the members nf th iVnrlfl
Wide Guild, of the Boxborough Baptist
Church, on Tuesday evenlng'nt tho home
Of Miss Delghton, 3738 Mannyunlc nvc
nue. Atnnnir tlinnn tnttlnv ..art wni-a
Mrs. Walter Hodson, president ; 'Miss
Katharine Kcely, vice president: Mrs.
Russell Kecly, secretary: Miss Edna
Ulmer, treasurer: Miss Gladys Whttmnn,
Miss Helen Sllvenvood, Miss Anna
Wnllaco and Miss June Thompson. The
guild has thirty members
Mr. and Mrs. John W Oberholtzor of
209 Htimno street, entertained the mem.
Ders 01 1110 Kornsoy nose flub, of Wls
sahlckon, nt their monthly meeting.
Tholr guests Included Dr. nnd Mrs. Bay.
mond Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Toung, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Fischer,
Mr. and Mrs. William Mellon and Mr.
and Mrs. William Stevenson.
Miss Katharlno Pylo, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. Pylo, of 114 Rochelle
avenue, entertained nt brldgo Tuesday
afternoon at her home with tha follow
ing guests: Miss Helen Murray, Mrs.
Thomas Brethcrton. Miss Dorothv Tttekn
Miss Mario Lees, Miss AIlco Rntnecke,
Miss, Marian Relnecke, Miss Virginia
Bnrclay, Miss Edith Wilkinson, Miss
Eleanor Dalrd, Mrs. Ewlng and Miss
Frances Hagy. Mrs. Sarah O. Magcr,
of Pittsburgh, formerly of Wlssahlckon,
who has been visiting Mrs. I'yle, gave a
luncheon, followed by cards, on Friday
at tho homo of tho hostesn. There were
twelvo guests.
noxnonouGH
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Rawlins Adams, for
merly of Adnmscllffe, Lyceum avenue,
aro occupying tholr now homo In -Bala.
Tho Rfiv. Paul IL Schmelder, oon of
the Rev. H. C. Schmelder. of tho Bethany
Lutheran 'Church. Martin and Pechln.
streots, lias Balled Tor Vienna, Auftfrlai
ns one of the representatives of tho So
ciety of Friends for the relief and re
construction work. Doctor Schmelder Is
a Phlladelphlan, a. graduate of Mount
Airy Seminary, and has been paBtor of
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Here's a Sale That Every Woman
Can Afford to Share In
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We're Closing Out Our Entire Stock of
Dresses at Cost!
To Make Room for Our Ever-Increasing Stock j
Two Special Groupings, Including Dresses for j
Summer and All Occasions &
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Summer Frocks of Voile,
Gingham, Organdie, etc.
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1122 Chestnut St.
Quality and Standard Famous Over Half
$18.75
exclusive Philadelphia agents
ior these adorable frocks.
This week many of these
dresses will be displayed to
interested ' mothers and wr
know as in the past they will
be moat enthusiastic over the
designing and hand-finishing.
Illustrated is a dress of fine batiste, smocked jnd embroid
ered in pastel shades.
Sizes 3, 4 and 5 Years, S'12.35
And 6 to 10 Years, S13.25
SPECIAL TOMORROW
Irish Dimity Dresses
Children's Week; S5.95 to 87.95
Regular Prices, $8i25 to $11.25
Three models, one the well-known interval, one straight
effect with turned collar and smocking, and the third is
smocked in front with drawn-through sash. All arc excep
tional and wc do not anticipate the supply will last very
long. .Sizes 3 to 10 years.
Hon Lutheran Church lit Lancaster,
Pn. St. John'N Lutheran Church, Fif
teenth and Ogden streets, Philadelphia,
of whlrn ho is pastor, nas granieii mm
a furlough of twolvo months for tho re
construction work.
Mrs. Wayno R. Moyor, of LyccOm
avenue, entertained tho members of tho
Roxborough Fortnightly Club Inst eve
ning at her homo. Thoso participating
Included Mrs. Leon Neubakcr, Miss
Edith Kerkcslnger, Mrs. Hltbcrt holon,
Miss Elisabeth Schoneld, 1 Mlsa . Ktliel
Sudders, Miss Heleno Snyder nnd Mrs.
Clyde Lover.
NORRI8TOWN
Tho members of the Norrlstown
branch .of tho Needlework Guild of
America who will attend tho annual
meeting of the organization to bo lield
In Atlantic City Thursday nnd Friday
will bo Mrs. N. Howland Brown, presi
dent: Mrs. Charles It. Brunncr, secre
tary; Miss Mary Jlbbs, treasurer: Mrs.
Aden B. Macintosh and Miss Sara Mark
ley. . Miss Anna Beldler, of Abrams, gave
a linen shower at her homo In henor of
her guest, Miss Francen L. Corbctt. of
llarrlsburg. Tho marrtngo of Miss ,Cor
belt and Mr. Oeorgo Allbrlght will tako
placo In June. Among tho guests were
Mrs. William Corbctt, Miss Mlna Craw
ford, Miss Mary Henderson, Mlsa uiara
Benstcr, Mro Charles E. Parker. Miss
Barbara Stewart, Miss Frances Freder
ick. Mrs. Lloyd II. Daub. Mrs. J.
II.
Beldler nnd Mrs. Warren Beldler.
MOORESTOWN
Mrs. David Llpplncott has sent out
cards for an "at home" en Saturday,
from 0 until 10 o'clock.
Tho senior class of tho High School I
ive tho play "A lloso o' Plymouth '
Town" on Saturday night. Among thoso
Miss Anna Cunningham. Miss Ruby
Searle, Miss Helen Loveland. Mr. Nor-
man Llpplncott, Mr. Joseph Oehrlng,
Mr. Prescott Hcrr and Mr. Quy Mann.
Between tho acts Mlsa Qulmby and Miss
Bowman sang.
Mrs. Jnno Ramsay String Is visiting
her niece, Mrs. John W. Mnnlcr, In
Nashville, Tenn.
MIsb Gertrude Robinson, of Spring-
(Veld, Mkss., hag been visiting her sister,
Sirs. 13(1 win Sumner.
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Satins, Georgettes, Taffetas,
Crcpca dc Chine, Kumsi
Kumaa, Tricotines, etc.
52-50
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Mrs. Clealles B. Jack, of Media, has
Issued Invitations for "auction" tomor
row afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Meredith Porter, of Rose Valley,
has her cousin, Miss Drinker, of Phila
delphia, staying with her for a few
days.
Mr- Arthur Bullock lins returned to
his homo In Walllngford from a visit tp
Haddotifleld, N. J,
Jlrr. Walter K. Mitchell, of Moylan,
la tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jackson, of Washington, for a woek.
Mlsa Mary Easby, who has been vis
iting her parents at their home In
Media for a few days, has returned to
Vao8ar College, Poughkoepsle, N. Y.
A costume danco was given by tho
Ridley Park dancing class a few eve
nings ago, when prises wero awarded
for tho most unique costuming to Miss
Lillian Hoffman, Miss Betty HofTman,
Mr. Billy Buso and Mr. Ivan Sinclair.
Prelo-Kuhn Wedding
The "marrlago of Miss Elslo M. Kuhn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhn.
to Mr. Harry M. I'rcls, of Fifth street
and Tabor road, will tako placo at the
homo of tho bride's parents, nt 001
Olney avenue, Olncy, nt 0 o'clock thlo
evening. Mr. Kuhn will glvo his daugh
ter In marriage and tho Rev. S. Floth
incycr wilt perform tho ceremony. MKs
Florence V. Day will attend tho bride
as bridesmaid nnd Mr. Otto I'rcls will
act as best man for his brother. A re
ception will Immediately follow tho cere
mony, after which Mr. and MrH. Prels
will leavo on a Bhort wedding trip.
They will llvo at 030 Elklns avcnuc,
Olncy.
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$15.0t) Trimmed Hats
Hand-made American Beauty Satin Hat
Tho illustration shows ono of our Hand Made American
Beauty Satin Hats rolled front and backroue lacing a tiny
band of narrow gold and black satin Ribbon 'around tho crown.
You cannot npprcciato tho charm of this hat until you see it.
Another charming model of black satin braid ia faced with pink
roses and folinfjo covered with malinc a little French jet dag
ger ornament adds a touch of dignity to it. Still another model
that will delight you is o peacock braid Poke, topped with fine
French roses and foliage. These Hats are actually $25.00 values
at $15.00.
Main Floor Specials
For Wednesday and Thursday Only
Rigaud's "Mary Garden" Talcum Powder, fragrant with tho
Mary Garden Perfume, special value 35c.
Ladies' Silk and Fibre Hosiery, semi-fashioned; excellent for
wear; slight seconds of the $2.00 kind at $1.00 a pair. Black,
white, brown and beaver.
Ladies' Bodice Top Vests, size 36 nnd 38 only; seconds of the
65c kinds, 35c, 3 for $1.00.
Ladies' White Silk Hosiery, with clocks; slight seconds of tho
$5.50 kind at $2.75 a pair. .
' 40-inch Silk Poplin, in White. Tan, Gray, Taupe; excellent
quality, regularly $4.00 yard at $3.00.
I). M. C. Crochet Cotton; has 2 times as many yards as the
ordinary kinds; special value 30c ball.
Silk Veilings, in a large variety of mesheu and patterns in
all the seasonable shades, special 29c yard.
Two-tone Satin Ribbons, 4V4 inches wide; Orchid and Pink;
Duck Blue and Orchid; Yellow and Nile; Duck Blue and Taupe;
Old Rose and Green'; value $4.00 n yard, special $1.75 yard.
S'j-inch Moire Ribbon, in Pink, Light Blue, and Navy; value
85c, at 50c yard.
5-inch Fancy Ribbons, in Jncquard patterns; assorted color
ings, worth $1.00, at 75c yard.
No- 1 Satin Ribbon, at 25c piece. ii
No. lVt Satin Ribbon, at 45c piece; white, pink, blue; worth II
40c and 75c piece. ' &
Two-tone Moire Ribbons, in the now spring colors, 65c, 75c, Xi
85c piece, values 85c, $1.00 and $1.25 11 piece.
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.Monday evening, ut Moose llall. 1314
North lirontl street. Tho procwds will
be donated to tlio hospital fund. ,
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The moit perfect coloring for
faded and grey hair
Waihablt, and
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In all colors, blonde to blaclu
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Price 92 with full instruction
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