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VnCv Wynne 'i '',e rtrfoor Wo?e ShoivShe Hears of
Charity unit uaic y.aru rany ai icorii L.IUU.
Other Bits of Gossip i
L.tfir. the Indoor Show could 'not
. 5.r nnd the horM Rocmed to
'"iJ; It for they were certainly
Sc from Monday nfght. when the
. w dMaycd, to the tan bark,
.1 i... imnia and all the reel
Ofll " ' i,l -rri there.
A "" .. . 1.,..,. I v
K1"1 tor Mather-, lookliw very marr
?l,t:.c uJ nnd ! Mr. Tom Ashtpn
ln "i n,i little while iiurmjr tno
lime In IOC. "I--. Vnnrliiln Is r1i6v-
erfH- '."'..X of thV fact, that
W .ITS h was selling nil her
ffi ?, flho did sell fomo of her ' honea.
bo0" " .V.'... -iihnut G'onuit
"!. ,",""",. is rolnK to be a win-
i1 :wfe(?f
"" i.. .unman. XHRv is .iiiui: mui -n
11" awfully Mnart look ng
oTKn! ami is .liter of- Ecjclcy
htrlnc Olot'htcr. who 1mW
ATKS nre certainly being arranged
HAVerford, has been positioned because
01 me uryn aiawr May Day lete.
Mrs. Fayette It. Plumb la acting
chairman of the subscription dnnca to
bo glvonr nt the Merlon Cricket Club, on
Friday, May H, for tbo benefit of the
Hunnyelde Nursery.
A spring dance iIU be Riven by the
members of the Phi Sigma Alpha Soror
ity tomorrow at the Twentieth Ctntury
Club, Lnnsdownc.
Tho class of 1892, Friends' Central
School, gave a diner for ntty-elght be
fore the,receptlon held nt the Rchool last
night. Mrs. Walter p. Pussy, of Ger
mantown, was claliman.
MrB.'t4ro iTrledmn), of Chattanooga.
Tenn,, spent ten days as the guest of
Mrs. I.vf Is, Fisher, or 1820 Byruco street.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Altmore have
returned from 'their wedding trip and
are at home nt 861 Kast Cheltetr avenue.
Mr. Altmore will be remembered as
Miss Margaret A. McCarthy.
Mrs. George L. Kstubrook. of C20
West CUVCden nenic, entertained the
members of her bridge club nt her home,
on Wednesday afternoon.. QUests num
bered eighteen. Mrs, Estabrook enter
tained the membeis of the Morning
Charity Club, of which Mrs.. Johh It.
Craven, Is president, at her home this
morning,
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Danforth S. Cheney have
returned- from their wedding trip and
are at home, at 6731 North Sydenham
street. Mrs. Chcnev will bo remembered
as Miss Ktliol A. Armstrong.
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home from a fortnight's stay in Cleve
land. O.. where she nttemlml thi Bridge-
Whist Congress meeting.
. Friends of Mrs. Burton D. Blair will
be glad to hear that she la convalescing
from her serious operation.
Mr. Henry1 C. Blair. 3d, who was
school director at St. Thomaa under tho
United States Government for the first
three years, has returned to his home on
Park road.
. Mrs. John W. Davis has returned to
her licmn on Pllf i-ncwi nfi-r a. ten-
days' v.slt at St. Louis, Mux
Lieutenant Charles Lee Brand and
Mrs. Brand, who have been Bucsts of
Mr F, W. Thacher, have returned to
their homo ln the Qlrard Estate, Phila
delphia, v
Mrs. II. X. Cresswell. wJio has been
spending several weeks ln Atlantic City,
win occupy mis. Gilbert Wilson's cot
tage on Kdgowaler road during tho
month of May.
. Mr. and Mrs, PharleB 1'rlU. cf 3903
Spruco street, Philadelphia, will occupy
tne Judgement this seiiBon. "
Colonel nnd Mrs J. 11. Sluex, have
opened their home, tho Blde-a-Wee. on
the, Delaware, after spending a fort
night at Atlantic City,
Photo by Ijaclirscli'.
.MISS KLOISE WAltlUNEIt
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs."Smuel
Dexter Wnrrlner, of 135, Soutfi
eighteenth street, who vrllf bo one
of net year's debutantes
avenue. They will be their guesfa dur
ing the summer nt Atlantic City. Mrs
Miller was Miss Helen Murphy.
Jir. and Mrs. George It. Stephens, of
JJfor far ahead, are they not? Thej The marriage of Miss Mary ISlIjeabelh ' 1018 North Park avenue. 'ban been 'en
iiuritv Hall is planned now, and It will Biier, of 5904 Pulaski avenue, to Dr. tcitalnlng Mrs. Frank Stephens, of Has
yu". tj ...it... limn ever ueiorc. . j
u . held earlier than ever uetorc.
"."...-.i v. niriuil. the day will b
7 bu he date December 2.
1 1 alwara love the fharlty balls slnee
Her have been having the wonderful
.ninlni 'features. That was a great idea
SratVd by the wmmlttee some eight
lB"ri. ..i heeom ng greater each
L'..;B It simply makes everyone go
m". ' i n nee the HDCCIOCIC
b the ball, and, to6, to watch Mary
tnd I Florence and Josephine who all
tike part in it. J,r
T THOUGHT it wis time we heard
1 from some other dny nurseries, after
tk Hone Day Nursery patty, nnd the
SunfiJiMe ad the Saint Chr stopher,
ind row I Und that tho Willing Day
"otsery, at 4i!7 I'lne street, ia to have
card party benefit next Wednesday
afternoon at the Acorn Cub. The
nuuers aye aii inwre-wa t, w.,y.
In the aitair. nnu umuj , i-v... .....
:.itle. Mrs. George Patterson 1
president of the nun-cry, Mr. A. J.
Dallas DiTon. vice president, Mrs. J 1
liim A. Glasgow, secretary. Mrn. il
,.. si,.rnl.v treasurer, nnd the other
HireclOM aie Mm. George 'Willing. Mrs.
(iorge Wiliiug, jr., .Mrs. itouinti.
triiKnr. Mrs. l'one Yeatman, Mrs,
James Large, Mrs. Arthur W. Scwall,
Mr. Krintou Coxe. Mrs, V"aries ien
to Keith. Mrs. I'emberton Hollings
wottli, Mrs. Francis A. Alison',' Mi"
Constonce lleale. Miss Esther Hare.
Miss Anna Lewis and Mrs. Edward
Jeffries.
THE animal fair for the parish hoiine
fund of Old St. David's Church, tit
Deion. -wilt be held for two days. .June
n ana in. .urn. x. .uimiou iiuii-tn. ;i,M,i
Want
Kdward II, Gramm took nluce on'Tues- Orancp. .. .1.. fni- u nmniiv Air nn.l
day afternoon at C o'clock nt the home , Mrs, Stephens and their son, Mr.. Arthur
of the, nev, W. R. P. Haas. 6335 Cnth
nrlne street. Mrs. .lames Clark Whedon
attended the bride as matron of honor
and Mr,. James Clark Whedon acted as
best man; After a wedding trip Dr.
and Mrs- Gramm will be fit hoync, at
6904 Pulaski avenue. .
MY. and Mrs. A. Pomerdhtsf and fam
ily, of 624 West Cliveden avenue, will
spend the snmmer months In Maine.
Mrs. Clyde McDougle, of Newark",-Is
the guest of Mr. nnd Jtrs. 15. Burk Ksta
brook at their home, at 348 West Johrr
sdn street. Miss Margaret Shuttlewortn,
of "Trenton, spent last week-end with
Mrs. Estabrook.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. A. Green and Miss Koso Green,
formerly of 4939 Chestnut street, axo
gueBts fcr a few months of Mr. and Mrs.
Holomon arech, at 16 North Aberdeen
Place. Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Small, of G202
Washington avenue, havo taken a house
on Athens avenue, Ardmore, where they
will make their permanent home.
Stephen's, will siienct thn summer nt thn
seashore.
Mrs.
ROXBOROUQH
loseph Sykes. of East Hector
street, will entertain this -evening at' her
home with the following, guests: Mrs.
George Sands, Miss Elizabeth Schofleld,
Miss Irene It. ShofleId( Miss Edna Hyde,
Mrs. Lee Burgou. Miss Mary C. Lyster,.
Mrs. Charles Schofleld, Mrs. Lees M.
Schadcl. Mrs. Ralph Cope, Mrs. Charles
Morrison, Mrs. Harry Dyson, Mrs. H&rry
McGonlgal. Mrs.,Jom8 Haughton, lr.
Frederick Carbaugh, Mrs. Daniel Lentr.
Mrs. Albert Boggs and Miss Mlrlan
Leech.
Miss neuHle Shield, of Green Lane,
entortalncd the following last evening
nt her home; Mrs. Joseph Y. Taylor,
Miss Katharine Gentzholmer, Miss Mary
Develln. Miss Mnrgaret Devlin, Miss
Ireno Strain, Miss Julia Vnltz, Miss
Anna Vnltz. Miss, Ethel Black. Miss
Grace Vttley. Miss Ida MacDonald and
Miss Beatrice Buster.
KENSINGTON
Mrs. J. Erenrelch, of 136 West us-
IsinRTM pmii AnFl PHIA quchanna avenue, entertained on Wed-
T .. ,, J.7. . ,", ; , v. .. ne!dn' afternoon In honor of the recently
. Mrs. Ilusiell H. Wilson, of 1924 North ( announced engagements of Miss Esther
Park 'Avenue, is entertaining nt cards Simon and Miss Nettl Erenrelch.
guests: Mrs. J. DurbJn Acker, Mrs, II. 1 Dr. and Mrs. J. Broadlleld, of 3131
Lsthrop Smith, Mrs. II. Ilex Stack-. Frankfoid avenue, aro spending a low
house, Mrs. Charles Branch. Mrs. weeks ln New Orleans, where Doctor
George T. Thompson. Airs, miynru uronuneiu is attenuing tne American
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs, William Little and her daugh
ter, Miss Marlon Little, who havo spent
tho winter rn their Florida home, nt
Daytofin, havo returned ,to Wrroggie
their1 home, near Media, which Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Little cccunled during their
absence. They nlso lmo roturnea tol
their own home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest IaBoy Green, 1
of Media, havo been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. F. Howard Wilkes, of Bos-
ton.
Mrs. William Booth Todd has re
turned to her homo on East Thirteenth
street, Chester, from a stay in South
Bethlchom, where Bhe chaperoned at a
fraternity house at Lehigh University
during tho week of the spring festivi
ties. f
"Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob S. Beetem. of
1613 Pln street, have been ntertnln
log Mrs. II. II. Keen, of Ridley Park.
.uru. it. s. I'omeroy. or juuiey ian,
Js visiting her daughter in Baltimore
for a few days
. Inaugural Day at tho Xw Century
Club ut Chester, will be heW on .Tues
day. May 11, when a reception for the
new members will bo given.' The host
esses will bo Mrs. Thomas Graham,
Mrs, Crosby, M. Black and Mrs, .Edwin
D. G'auser. A musical program will follow.
nftcrnoon, nt 3 o'clock, In honotnof Mrs,
Farrell'8 birthday. Among the guests
wero Mr, nnd Mrs. Harry Fpot, Jr., Mrs.
Deacon, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. John Far
rell, Mr. and Mrs. William Patton, Mr.
Lanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert Hoffman
and Mr. and Mrs. Ludy.
Mrs. William Logan, of 3523 North
Twenty-third street, will he tho hostess
this ovenlng at the May meeting of the
Tlogn Mothers' Association. TJ10 guests
will Include Mrs. Charlis Lytic. Mrs.
Charles Small Paxforr, Mrs. Henry
uecnier, .Mrs. wiinam Aiargcium, Mrs.
J. K, ShuUz, Mrs. Emma Corlln, Mrs,
jonn mniey, ivirs. iumcr Aiarion, Mrs.
Henry Behm, Mrs. Joseph Tomllnson,
Mrs. Harry D. Brown, Mrs. Charles Wil
liams, Mrs. Arthur Bwayne, Mrs. C. J.
Young, Mrs. Charles Duryea, Mrs.
Harry Bryant, Mrs. Grant llockafeller,
Mrs. Joseph Clayton. Mrs. Harry ,S.
Wright, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Har
riet. Baugh. Mrs. Harry Pauline, Mrs.
Edwin M. Stone, Mrs. Hannah Bay Fox,
Mrs. Emma Itaher, Mrs. Klmer Connor,
Mrs. Emm.i Merrill and Mis. Elmer
Crossley.
Mrs. Harry H. ngnt gae an apron
social" on Monday avculng nt her ne
home. 3429 North Nineteenth street. The
100 guests, both men and women, added
to their costumes tiny nprons, which
contained the nmount In coins that the
wearer measured around the waist. The
affair was given In nld of the fund to
procure a large flagpole to place on the
lawn of the Tioga Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tioga and Eighteenth streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Braslcr have
returned from their wedding trip, and
will bo nt homo nt 3444 North Twenty
thhd street. The bride was Miss Bessie
Armstrong.
School Class Visits Capital
Moorostown. N, J.. May 7. The
high school bcnlor class, twenty-two
strong ictt yestcruny lor Washington,
D. C. whore they will remain three
days seeing tho sights anil tho legisla
tor in nctlon. They are rhnperoncd by
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Aitken.
MAY EBREYJH0TZ RECITAL
Excellent Program Given With Good
Taste and High Order of Singing
May Ebrey Hotz, one of tho best nnd
most popular sopranos of tho rlty, Rftve
lior nnnnnl Rnnp 1-frltnl nt WlthcrSPOOIl
Hall last evening before nn audience
thnt completely filled the auditorium.
Mrs. IIoR was in unusually fine
volte and gave n. varied program tnat
was of much interest to tne uenrers,
showing her stylo of singing to the finest
advantage, while being nt me sanm
time diverse in musical and tempera
mental requirements. She began with
n set of songs by Mozart and Kobcrt
Krnnz, und followed with four by Orler.
They were by no means the best known
of this great writer of songs, but wcro
all beautiful and were exquisitely sung.
Puccini, Hnhu. Poldowski, Liwt nnd
Gretchanlnoff made up the lovely third
group, in which Ilahn's Fetes Gnlantcs
had to 1c repeated, although the solo
ist rose to greater vocal nnd Interpre
tative heights in both the Msr.t songs
nnd In Podlowskl's "JHumc Ex
quise." The last set was composed of
works of White, Woodman, llrnun nnd
liegeman.
It Is scarcely necessary to say any
thing os to the splendid color of Mrs.
Ilotz's voice nor of her artistic manner
of using it. The enthusiastic npproval
of tie audience, manifested in many
encores, which were graciously given,
was tho best testimonial of tho suc
cess of the recital. The singer did not
essay any highly dramatic work, con
fining herself to tho purely lyric In
which she finds her most congenial me
dium. The level of the entire recital
was so high thnt it is scarcely possible
to say that one set was better dono
than the others.
Mr. Hainmann Is always fine wtf ac-
t'ompanlst, but Inst evening ho was In
especially good form, nnd the dainti
ness of tho accompaniment in the Fetes
Gnlantcs, together with the special
pinnlgtlc effects he produced In the
.b :
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two List songs, ndded materially- wWf. '
tho success .'of the compositions vita' r
the audience. All his work wn of ' 1 ,"
high order, but in theso ongs H'tva1 ,,
distinctive. ,
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MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William Coles and Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Roberta will represent
.tho Race street branch of tho Moores
town Friends at their world peace con
ference, to be held In London, In Au
gust. Mrs. William Hcwson, of Overbrook,
was a guest of her mother, Mrs. New
Hn Stokes, on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Love entertained thirty
of her friends at a dinner on Wednes
day evening, at her home, on Oak
avenue.
Mr. and Mis. Agustns N. Reeve, of
St. Martins, were the guests over Sun
day of their Bon and dnughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Heee.
Smith. Airs. Edwin .1. Bcuter. Mrs.
George P. Tustln and Miss Irene Fegley.
Medical Association conference.
Miss ChnrlottR Mason, nf East Co-
Mr. nnd Mrs. John II. Mawson. of lumbla nemie. Vlll nlve n luncheon toi-
i7.t Nortu Thtiteenth street, will eiitei-' lowed by cards this afternoon In honui
tain ul dinner tomorrflw evening with of Miss Helen Palmer, of Albany, who
1 lilts 1U1IUIVJUK hut-ma .1,1. nil.. ....... jg VISIHM ..LIBS .UuNUlI IU1 UU KlUVmilltt
i Kfimtlpl f'milA. Ml' fltllt TrM. .Inlm 1 aln, lrx'wu ...111 I. A lnl.1 tnf ,lv,nn
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rn wil.. !. i i imiwib. Jir, unu .ma. it Itll ,UVII
Ilrrnn. is eeneral chairman, and nlan.v
other promlnnttt women are worklhi:
hard to make this a big Success. Miss
Reulah Coates. is vice chairman. Mrs.
Charles C Ilnrrixon. Jr.. trcasuier, and
Mrs. Edmund H. McCarthy, secretary.
litre will be two supper tents on the
linn. The hostesses for supper tables
include- Mrs. Joseph AV Sham. , Jr..
Mrs. Aubrey Houston, Mrs. C. Herbert
Dell. Mis. O. (!. Drowning. Mrs. Henry
T. Conner. Mrs. Frederick Godfrey,
.Mrs. John Weeks and Mrs. Sumuel
Lw Tbere will be nine tables. .
TT'S nothing but benefits for every-
A thinjr these days nnd pne wonders I
"utic iuc iimucj truiiics num. i uurs
come in abundanre however, no we
would worry. And now to turn to
something new. I have a story for you
bout my friend, Dnnny.
xou remember Danny, dont yon?
With Ms golden hairinnd blue 'eyes and
his general perfect roundness and
ihunkiness Ilemeinber the lime he fell
Into the foundation of a house nnd
merited eoered with brown mud nnd
mortification?
Well now, he s no longer three, he s
tour now and he ia growing very wise
Ba logical and draws 'conclusions, na
I0 will nee.
The other day his mother took him
Ifid nia llHlfi rtAiialna tt a mniaiim
Danny was much excited over tho
Muffed animnls om' asked: "What are
thiy, Mummy? "Stuffed nuimals. dear.
"'7 wero killed aud stuffed." "Oh,"
"Id Danny, "who did It?" "Some
hunters, dear."
Well that was all rleht : hut when thev
ICIine tft tltO mummlsii nnrl niinn t
Iqulry, our fuend found that they were
l;d people, one couldn't blame him for
luting: "Who killed them- ami stuffed
lutn?' NAXOY WYNNR
Mr md Mrs. Albert Tuleur nnd
Mr.Nyid J-is. J. Frederick Greenwood.
I stay.
I Mrs. 11. Ludwlg, of Cape May, ban
I i eturned to her home after n few weeks'
visit to her sister. Mrs. J. J. Broadtleld,
FALLS OP SCHUYLKILL
The May meatlmr of the members of
Mrs. Joseph Lyndell. of 172G North of 3131' Frankford avenue,
Twenty-llfth street, entertnlned her I ,
"sou" ciuu weunesuay evening, .vnongi
those present wore: Mrs. Wilbon, Mrs. '
Fisher, Mrs. McGrath. Mm. AVnlsh, Airs.
Hitter. Mih. Dally, Mrs. Crowell, Mrs.
Keennn. Mrs J'eto. Miss Janet Lyndell
and Miss Maxlpe Lyndell.
Ited Cross Auxiliary No. ."J9. of the j
firm Hundred N'lnth lltfirlment. ivas '
demobllliied with appropriate cxerclbes
St. Mary's Guild of thu Protestant Kpls.
copal Church of St. James the Less, wan
held on Monday evening. In the parish
house nnd was followed lv ntr Informal
hoclal entertainment. Those parttclpat-
I..O, li.nlml-il lra .'llllnf, ririn,.,,...
enlng at a meeting of the. pres,jent of um" guild: Miss Lillian
ima'J 'ln-IOrov". Mis? Ada Whttnker. Miss Mary
wnitaucr, Miss Parian iaiey, iuiss
Sara Prout, Miss Mary Iteardon, MIbs
Kdna Baker and Miss Dorothy Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Itobert II. .Grill havo re
turned from a fortnight's trip to Nlagata
Falls nnd Canada and will be nt home
at 3B13 Queen lane. The bride was Miss
Ksther Donohoe.
en Tuesday ev
100 nntl' trie
ment Armory, Broad and Callowhlll
strests. The history of the auxiliary
fiom Its organization lu'tTunc, tiJUi to
the. present time, was rend and the
members decided to hold a banquet an
nually and to reorganize at uny time in
tile future that they may be needed.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
HrS. John Tlnmntnu T)arni nf ll.t.
J.7J" Deion. will enlertalrr at luncheon
f nersoii, Mr. John Hampton Barnes,
it'., 'enty.four of the younger boys
Sf.5nJ5 P.f the baseball teams at Haver-
wo touego. on Satuiday. Mr. and Mrs.
SiSii aurt family, who have beerr
Sf.. B "'" "inter hi IS17 ue Lancey
b.; fpe.n,d tnelr country home at
"on last wi
.TTlo Junior Mimln rinu ...111 i..A HA
etal on Saturday. Mav IK. nt ".n
D.wft if.K.,thB ll1nle ot Thomas
.... v,u;iCi 01 uaverioru.
wirJrn.m!!m67t ,h.?8 been' made Of the
r"?ni"1t of Miss Hclene Sohock.
Srt:"Jer,.of th J.ato Ur. George w!
aim airs. SCIIOCIC. of 3B11
Schock, Jr
Mn rTi avenue- "'Is city, to Mr, Ed-
X Y -i?T$' ?f. Tytown-on-Huason.
Tith'hi. ,!fJA ,.a.a"oclte1 Jn business
- mwi- in unesier, r
KtUnrt011"'.?,"," pPPenlielm. of London,
-"iiitw .will arrive In til mimtiv
rh.VJ'Vj'111, vl8lt ,ler wqther,
rraMR5r,-f?.wlleer' ot Pembroke
r,!.".11!"?. npd spend some tlmr, a v,.
Wicount.v" I. S lV "rst. visit to'
- nmiij Cftl a.
r .....1 .
llof.tZ" ' A aniv. F.ly. of
?armn, - .'. . . announce the en-
Mr. and Mis. Percy L. Smith have re
turned from Washington, and will be
t home at 2B1S North Eleventh siieet.
The btlde was Miss Elsie M. uiaden.
Irs. Walter Kastburn, 3141 Ncrth
Eighteenth street, entertnlnCQ Tuesday
nt the annual spring luncheon and
"C00 , given at tne Kormanaio Jlotei
for the members of her card club. Among
those piesent were: Mrs. Eugenn C.
Loreuv. Mrs. William Carmen, Mrs.
William 1. Chambers. Mrs. Harry Pal
mers, Mrs. William cunningnain, -Mrs.
Harry r.tter. Mrs. Kimer jounir. .urs.
CenrirA Hameliter. Mrs. Harry Kruner.
Mrs. LrwIh Eckles; Jlrs. Albert Moore,
Mrs. William lioyu, .urs. .lames uian
Ing. Mrs. Itose Russell, Mrs. Byron
Ramsey, MrB. William dlsmore and
Mrs. Georgo Gegenhelmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Miller will re
turn this week from their wedding trip,
which was spent In the "Mouth. Und wfll
llvs with Mrs. Miller's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Murphy, of 122$ Erie
1 NEW JERSEY NOTES
Mrs Edward Schiiman. of King ttreet,
Woodbury. N. J entertained tne ionow
lng guests over the week-end: Miss
Marian Conner, Miss Dolores Conner.
Miss Helen Brogan, Miss Catharine
Urognn, Miss Jano Edel, Miss Helen
Ryan. Miss7 Genevieve Bulling. Miss
Elizabeth Satterileld. MIes Marjorlc
Sloeum, Miss Elsie Armitage, Miss Mar
tha Schuman. Miss Mlldied Port. Mr.
Arthur Horn. Mr. Hal Rous. Mr. Thom
as Satterfteld. Jr., Mr. Edward Fpn
klnBon, Mr. Elmer Ziegler, Mr. Joseph
Fisher. Mr. Nell Fisher, Mr. John
Fisher, Edward Schuman, Jr., Mr. Wil
liam Greenlee. Mr. John Greenlee, Jr.,
Ml-. Clifton Wnrd. Mr. William Veacli,
Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Relchner and Mrs.
Severeln. r
Mrs. James W Vogdes has arrived
TIOGA
Mr. John Farrell, of 3321 North Twen
tieth street, gae a tea on Wednesday
P. N. Degerbergj
1621 Chestnut Street
Imported
Scotch jTweed
SUITS
$65 up
for WOMEN and
MISSES
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First Important Sales
of the Season!
We Are Now Offering at Special Prices
ALL
Gowns and Dresses
Tailored and Costume Suits
Day Coats, Capes and Wraps
Tailored and Dressy Blouses
Street, Sport and Dress Hats
Look at these Dresses
t
then at tlw Prices!
Balance af our Spring
Lines at Vz to Vk Less
This most unusual Sale concerns
you personally, Madam.- We're
forgetting Profit, but Quality and
Style remain up to the Millard
Standard therefore the impor
tance of early buying is obvious.
Included ave Wool Frocks for the street,
charming Georgettes, Satins, Silks for after
noon and' informal evening affairs.
But please be advised they are
going fast!
127 1337
S. 13th St. AND Chestnut St.
'rTwo Shops of Sensible Prices'" ' '' ' ' ' ' ' ' "
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iffi ins frocks and suits for larger women. Sizes in-ll II
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$55 $75 $85 f;
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:Charge Accounts Solicited:
Matfson & DeMan
1215 Chestnut Street
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Tomorrow!
345 Smart Hats
Priced Greatly ( Below Regular to
Insure Immediate Clearance
at Half and
Less Than Half Off
76 Hats, at 9 75
Reduced From 7.50 and 8.50 u
93 Hats, at,.. '.,..'.... "g 00
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84 Hats, at....4 7 50
Reduced From 15.00 and 18.50 . .
92 Hats, at 1Q 00
Reduced From 20.00 and 25.00 v
Extra Special Attraction ! !
Banded Sailors j rrr
Values to 8.75 4b.''
. , For TomorrQw Only
These Hats Are Prom Our Own Stocks and Reyresenta-'
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1122 Chestnut St.
Quality and Standard, Famous Over Half a Century
They Are
Fashioned of
Linens and Voiles in
Combinations or Used
Singly
Cotton Dresses
THIS WEEK
$25.00
Fine linens and voiles,
imported materials, are
exquisite in combination
trimmed with Real Irish
lace in white and colors
or designed of one ma
terial. Other Cotton
Frocks
THIS WEEK
$9.75 to $37.50
trimmed with Real Laces, pne
assortment of charming dresses
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George Allen, inc.
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Plainly designed or
may find here a varied
for summer.
Last Day Tomorrow
Children's Dress Week
' The adorable little jjirlish dresses designed by Ade
laide Crapsey have helped many mothers with joyfjil
selections for the vacation wardrobe of the young: miss.
Illustrated is a flowered dimity dress embroidered in har
monizing; colors forming a bewitching effect.
Sizes 2 to S Years, SO.50
And 6 to 10 Years, JBIO.50
SPECIAL TOMORROW x
Chambray Dresses
Tomorrow, S5.95. Regular Price, 59.75
Three models, two open-front smocked dresses, hav
ing white collar and cuffs, the third also smocked, has
a square neck-line, with white' collar and cuffs and belt
of self material. Sizes 6, 8 and 1,0 years.
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Announce for Saturday
Remarkable Showing
TODAY AND SATURDAY
Special Value Trimnfed Hats
Now $10.00
We-Jiavc planned many days to produce these smart hats
fresh from our own workrooms. The young1 miss or th matron
can find a most becoming model from the wide choice of shapes
to be found in our millinery salon at tho moderate price of $10.00.
Smart Sports Banded Hats
$4.75 $6.00 upwards
In this collection you have rough or smooth two-toned Sailors;
remarkable value at $4.75. Also a wonderful showing of Milans',
Bankoks, Fancy Struws, Leghorns, Panamas, Soft Hemps and
Fine Double-Brim Leghorns.
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Main Floor Specials
10-lnch Silk Poplin, in White, Tan, Gray, Taupe: excellent
quality, regularly $4.00 yard at $3.00. ' ' n
D. M. C. Crochet Cotton; has 2M times as manv yards as tho
ordinary kinds; special value 30c ball.
Silk Veilings, in a large variety of meshes and patterns in
all the seasonable shades, special 29c yard.
Two-tone Satin Ribbons, 4,2 inches wide; Orchid and Pink
Duck Blue and Orchid; Yellow 'and Nile; Duck Blue nnd Taupe'
Old Rose and Green; valine $1.00 a yurd, special $1.75 yard. '
Xo. 1 Satin Ribbon, at 25c piece.
So. l'z Sntin Ribbon at 43c piece; white, pink, blue; worth
40c and 75c piece.
Kigaud's "Mary Garden" Talcum Powder, fragrant with the
Mary Garden Perfume, special value 35c.
British Hath Violet Soap, usually 55c cake; special 3 cakes
for 50c.
Bath Rugs in four color rug designs; fast colors and service
able; slight seconds of tho $4.50 kind at $2.50 each.
Allen's French Hair Nets
10c Each; $1.00 a dozen
We liava Just received a larpn Importation of our sruarantaeil hair
netn: tlicy coBt nlniost thin, much now to Import, but we are otlll
malntflininK tho price at whlcli we liuve been Bellini.' them for over
seven years. u'r
v Kuarpntee every net to be perfect anil to Rive reasonable
wear or we will cheerfully repluco them.
Slippon Gup Shape in Both Largo and Small Siz ..
Import Special Straight Shape in Extra Large SU.i
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