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Nancy Wynne Talks of the Floiver Market, the Sculpture
Exhibit and Other Matters Miss Carvallo to Return
to France A Stvcct Story
vT SEEMS to me It's uotliltiB but out
1 of 'floor nffnlrs (hopo-ilnyi. And
rtali y tf"1 went her ronld not be more
Kaut ifol now tlflt ,1,e wnrl?cr Aa.l1
Siw come ftt ,nst- T01"0"0?' A1'";? "
Koponv Khow. next wck tho flower
.rk?t nt Kitten housa Square, nml nfter
Z the lIor"c Show'nnd Mn.v Market
n Gfrmanton, while out on the Road
nr there " the AblnRton 1-ete
"one" In a Ithio Moon" on the iHt tiny
'Mlnlf Vou. T hnvo no Idea thnt these
,re the only nffolrs plnnnetl, they are
Jlmplv the. only one I have heard of
M hr nml I nm rifther hazy as to the
ilite for the Klttenhouse Sniinic llcmcr
market for no one him told It to me.
I know the mnihet will be pretty nnd
Mhit Mm. VA K. Price Ih worklnj? very
i.rl at it, and bo Is Mm. Andrew
Wr Wit Crawford and ever bo many
otlim, hut the day I know not yet. I
irely tell It to you the minute I
Kir It. nnd I do know It to be next
eek. So that's a step In the right
, direction.
TV THE mcnntlme, have you heard
JL about the exhibition ot scuTT'ture np
r,
nmnrlate for caruciiH nun purKH wnu-ii
prOW aie iui j, All n nro Tlllllrl.
tnr In the cardend therebf, nnd. in the
rirdens of IHltciihoiiuo Hnunre Aiie
exhibition U to open with n private
xkw tomorrow afternoon from until
fi o'elock. and will last through the
month till .Tunc 11.
The reception committee includes
Mr. He Witt Cuylcrs Mrs. Arthur
lee Mr. John Frederick Iis, Mrs.
Jt Tnit McKonzie. Mis. .Tolin.MurKoc,
Mr. Kobert T.. Montgomery, Mrs. .John
a Newbold. Mr. Kll Kirk Price, Mrs.
Cornelius Stcveuson, Mrs. orko Htc
tiawn. Mrs. Eilward Stotcsbury, Mrs.
Chnrlemngne Tower, Miss Molct Oak
ley, Mis. Alexnndcr A an Hetisselncr,
Mr. Oeorfte Woodward and Mrs. Charl
ton Yarnall.
T PAW Mrs. Stanley Flnsr, .Jr., "yes
1 trtlav wenrlnj n stunning costume, of
Mark combined with black and hitc
check. Tlie scml-litting cape of black
is edeed with wide bands of the black
nnd white check, and the skirt of tho
frock lias a very wide border of the.
nmo. Her bodice Is finished about the
reck with a flat collar of exquisite lace
and her Miinll upturned lint Is of black
Neapolitan stiaw.
T HEAIl that Isabellc Carvallo is go
1 Inc back to France this week or
t.cU if bcr bont has not been put off, as
has everyone else's. She is n-iileee, of
Miss Fnnuie Coleman nnd of Mrs. Ifor
ire Block, anil hns been spending the
winter here, having come over from her
home ul Chateau Vilhradry to make
her debut among her relujlvesj She
has been staying with Miss Coleman,
at lv!0 Rittcnhouso square, since early
in the winter nnd lias been having n
splendid time.
There is a younger d?ter who is
about due to come out next year. T
heard the other day thnt she would
probably come on for next season, but
1 understand it is not settled as yet.
Isnbelle has been visiting in Wash
ington fur a few days. She Is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leon Joachim
Carvi'lo.
MAKIO.V is seven years of age nnd
much given to demonstration in
the matter of numbers of kisses where
Ddu.v and Mother are concerned. The
ether night as she was getting ready to
to up to bed she approached iter
father with the remark: "Daddy. T'm
joinc to give you twelve kisses."
'(ioodnc". Marion! what on earth
fhall I do with so many kisses," re
turned her nffectionHte father. ''I
don't hclicp I need that many."
I'p -.poke small Polly who is five:
"Dadih." said she. "I don't give you
lots of kices. do I? But when 1 'do
sue joii one Kism, u'h some kiss, isn t
It' And Daddv on rrcountlnc the
tale, rcinuiked "I'll sny it is."
NANCY WYNXK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. ITnhralin Brlce. of 1318 Txcust
licet, h.ii Issued imitations for tho
marrlaKo of her daughtnr. Miss Mabel
A Brlco nnd Mr. Walter Stiatton
wheeler on Saturday, .tune fi. at 4
o'clock In tho Church of St. l.ulto nnd
ine I-plpluny, Thirteenth street, near
Pine. A fmmll ippi.ntlnn will fnllnw
tho ceremony
Mr nnd Mrs Ollvor ITRlnn frnrnw!!
of 1721 Locust street. hao Issued
m Itatlons for a dlnner-dunco on Rat
'irday iiiclu In honor of .Miss Dolphlno
juubi'. iiauHntcr or Mr. ana Mrs.
HOrftCO Klein Tlnilirp rt firnaoa TTrtlnf
Mich, and Mr James H. It. Cromwell,"
on of Mr and Mrs. Kdward T. Stotes-
uur nop mnrrlaKe will taho pluce
m Thursday, Juno 17.
,'",le iomsa Asiiiiuist and Mr.
' ii Butler Smythe. whoso enguRement
nan lieen announced recent! v. will he
kucsiih or Honor at a liuffet supper
oniatuul.o Juno B. to bo given by MIbb
Ivrothv XrulinM IM ilani.htnR e At..
nd Mis Wllllum N'ewbfljd Ely, ' of
Chestnut Hill, at her parenfn liome.
Mlsi Viiglnla Ttobortu daughter ot
Mr and Mrs. Geoiro W. n. Ilobcrts.
in i,Lnl"K was recentlv announced,
ni.V'iic KUrBJ: of honor nt theatro
C,LJin"f"1 hv supper at the Itltz
in i! ." haurdnv cvcnlnjr. May 2,
OI.nrtmT" "J' ,,r ""'' Mra noboit
ut HI) Kl "f Thu S'lU'-TclH. Chest-
l.nHhi,J!ll'!!d'.,R?l?..ro,?ny f New Kng-
ecn t ,i"if" l!" """' luricu-
1 SeinMotckr l,,,,cnhouse tomorrow
minis ir K.MrB' nohe,.t I'owlor Cum-?-nS,l
i Lca.B,' ".1J?nal ..President
. -" Muroi oi nouor anil
CORNS LIFT OUT! ,
COSTS FEW ttNTS
p'ops of magic! Doesn't
g" one bill Drop a little
'tezorie on a touchy corn,
nstanily that corn stops hurt!
"8, then you lift it off with
H'8 fi:,Cers. No pain! Try it!
tR!'? ,0 " -our feet of
"7" the QudnnaU cnim.
ft
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will make rui address. Mrs. Kllzabeth
Wager-Smith will preside. ""cm
i MftJ.,r' McC"on nnd Mrs.' MeCnl
on. of Wynncwood, will move to Wash
melon on Snturday, to remain there for
somo time.
Miss Anna Barnard, ot nillot ave
nue, Uryn Mawr, will have ns her guest
for tho romlnir week Miss Kllza It. Uell,
of Dayslde, I t, Mr. William Uedrgo
Nelson, Jr., of Cedar Cottage. West
Chester, jwvo a luncheon followed bv
brldgo In honor ot Jiiss Uoli yesterday.
. .The following Riiesti. will attend the
birthday party to bo given by Mr. and
Mrs. James if. Dickey of Wayne. In
honor of their daughter. Miss Margaret
piclV on Saturday, In celebration of
liyr ninth birthday: Miss Cora Itoever,
Miss Mnrjory Ue Quclln, Miss Jonn Co
vert, Master John Covert, .Miss nutli
punning. Miss Ilosabcl DufV. JIIss Isn
b.eU.Do.,.WolX1 MlRS nilMbcth OoOkln,
Afoster Billy Cookln, Mlsn Kntlierlne I.a
cfck, Master Stownrt L,ncock. Miss Mar
ghret Do Mnrse Miss Klltabcth 13lmer,
Miss Laura Klmer. Miss Kvclyn Dol
terer Miss Anne fierce, MIrs Mnrjory
Ringer, MIbs Wynno Whetstone, Mnstor
Pierce Whetstone. Master William
urinncr. Miss hmina Young, Master Jo
seph Craw ford and Muster Kronflcld
Crawford.
.,Mr- "nd Mr?- Strickland U Kneaes,
. ! :-2f .XounK8town. 'O- and family will
K2. tno. 'im.Tner with Mr. Kneass's
KJ at 11,clr n,ac' nt Dalcsford,
uerwTi.
f.mM,nifi. nmI XIis; -'o-ace Booz and
at Ardmore x"0cd ,nto t,lelr new hoUse
!ifIr'.Lvol. ,T' X,rfn,lco ot Wayne. left
ami mV.01" clAlcnf' ars. Prentlco
?.rn.iie ?llsscs pntlee will Join Mr.
xu? homrmh' whcro U,ey Wl"
en?irr?i.,W,1,"'a.m:1' Vc,i. f. Oak T.nne,
H.. i- i. i -.nu rarijr oil aiur
S'V' ,?t,I0,no,r,.r, 1,,''r sister. Jtiss Kllra.
feVlr. nr, .'),I.,;GU' .dn,Shtr of Mrs.
.ei h0' engagement has been Hn-
v?,Vd.it0 Mr; D:inlel Whltoman.
Among tho guests were Mrs. Monroo
Plshcr.' Mrs. Henry I.a Jtuo Thompson,
-i11!88 -:-.11''- ?x well. Miss Gertrude Ker
1II,B; "ejfn C'ormlcy. Miss Louiso
UurK. Jllas Charlotte Loughlln, .Miss
Emily Docnnng MIhs Gwendolyn Miller,
Miss Gertrude nurk, Mrs. Clarence K
Clemmer. Miss Anne PorterMlss Dor
othy Bacon. Mrs. Edwin II. Burk Mrs.
Paulino C. Wllllnmson. Mrs. Bayard C.
?lC-lBt0n-v.Mr.,;v AIfrcd Sl J'athleu, Mrs.
Howard .N. Walton. .Mrs. John Mtto
Mrs. John Carter, Mis. A, KlndeWen.
,11: ,;or'fe Fernley, Mis. John Wnl
i! ' Norman Barr. Mrs. WIN
ltam ?.nej' MS Isadore Klndclsen,
Vii. Cn," Maxwo11' Jl"s' Thomas
'orima,Vr Ml!ier;, Mrn- Ifar' Butter
A?r,th' ?TB- ? Mthleu and Mrs, Louis
Svin .,llWi,cl,coP and card party will bo
51 ?.", Thursdny afternoon, In honor
of Miss Mathleu. by Mrs. George White
man, at the Philadelphia Country Club.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Pennell Tavlor.
or Wayne avenue, Germantown, have
returned from a week-and stay at the
Dennis, Atlantic City.
A concert followed by a dance will
!!? ?i n ?, odnosday for the benefit
of tho Baldwin Day Nursery.
omAn And Mrn- x" p- Cramer were,
among the guests entortalnod at a dln
!?,, jy Mr? and Mrs. Paxton
Doetorf of Bryn Mawr, and Jlr. and
Mrs. orman Thorne, ot Ardmore. on
tiCJ "Iff venlng before tho dance at
the Philadelphia Country Club.
The St. Davids- subscription dnnco
was given at the Saturday Club, on Sat
urday evening. The hostesses w-cio Mrs.
Humbert B. PoWcll, and Mrs. ltobert
jblmer.
ALONG THE READING
Miss Edythe Steinberger. daughter nr
cl "J"1. "H1"8, Allcrt Sternbergcr, or
6732 Sydenham street. Oak Lane, will
b married to Mr. Gilbert J. Leliman
on Saturday evening at the Adelphla
iIot.eJ' ,T'' ceremony will be poi formed
by tho Kev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopr nt 7
o clock In tha. presence) of the Immediate
members of tho families.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs. William J Fltzpatrlck
nnnounce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Catharine M Fltzpat
rlck to Mr. Raymond M. Cou'rtenay of
Bethlehem. Pa,
Mrs. J. Wentworth Held nnd Mrs
David K.. Sloore, Jr. assisted by the
members of the auxiliary ot tho chil
dren's wnrd of the Sainaiilan Hospital,
Broad and Ontario stiocts, will g0 a
card partv on Wednesday evening. May
L'6, at 8 o'clock, at the clubhouse ot tho
Temple University Club. J81G North
Broad Street. Bridge and COO will be
la ed.
Announcement Is niado ot the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Grlndrod.
daughter of Mrs. William Harris, ot
3321 Sargcant Htreet, and; Mr Harrison
Hlsenhart, of Thirty-first and Dlumond
streets, on Snturday May 1 In tho Park
Congregation Church, bv tho rector, tho
Tte. Dr. Adams. The brldo was glon
In marriage by her grandfather, tho
Rev T T. Mutchlur. and whh attended
by Miss Florenco Harlow Mr. William
Bonne was best man Mr. and Mrs
Klsenhurt w.111 llo nt Sfhnron Hill.
Mis. If. Dollmarr Conley entertained
the members of tho Alpha Sigma
kororlty on Snturdav nftenionn at her
home. 2514 Hldgo avenue. Her guests
Included Mrs. I'aul Boyd. Miss Kdlth
Haines, Mis Elmer C. Taylor, Miss
fJlads Vance, Mis Hnrry Herbrank.
Miss Marian Harris. Miss Besslo
Baldt. Miss OIIe Duey. Miss Helen
Conine. Mlm Hlizubctli Hctt und Mlsi,
Juno Stretch.
Tho members of the class of 'S3 of thm
Girls' High mid Nounal Schools will
hold their annual reunion on Satuidav
afternoon at the homo of Mrs rntton,
BIO South Forty-second street. Miss
Virginia Maltland Is president of tho
class nnd MIbs Mar K P.ohb Is secre-
r
-sSw$3s
The mark that makes you sure
sure of style sure of value
Would you know the satisfaction
of having shoes perfectly comfort
able, yet good-looking and in the
height of fastyon?
A pair of thct.c La France Rainbow Pumps yill
f-ivc you this pleasure for they arc made of
Keystone Kid, which is not only soft and pli
able but extremely modish as well.
We have many other models all charming
and it will be a pleasure to show them to you.
Keeping shots on trees when not In use helps rrcierve their shsps
TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
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-5t 'W' i'lC
Children of Mr. rtnd Mrs. Harry
Tim Ktenlnr l'nllllo JtiUer weleome
jxUI noteH nt Intertnt from niioui
nartH of the rltr. but thrfo nntrn iiiiihi
or rnpulilr of rrlllrntlon, Hereafter
oclnt Item nt by mall to the paper
will not lie imbtlihed, unlrKH slxneil lir
the rndfr with nninr. addrm. and telr
Plionr number. AdflrMn hnclnl Itilnn to
the Society I'xlllor. i:enlnc 1'ublkt l.edrer,
000 (lirlnut Direct..
tnrv Tho annual reunion of tho class
of 'SS will be held on tho same nftcr
noon at Hamilton Court, when an In
formal leceptlon will bo glcn for tho
newl -elected president, Mrs. Charles
A. Gill. Interesting programs have
been arranged for each entertainment.
Mrs Henrv F. Young entertained the
members of the aid society of the Bethel
United K angelical Church last evening,
Her guests Included Mrs. John S. Chubb,
Mrs. J Woods Batdorf. Miss Helen Ben
nett, Miss Chrlstlno Chubb, Mrs. John
McKrell. Mrs. H. Oberholtz, Mrs. Bay
W. Mussclmnu, Mrs. Charles Cope. Mrs.
Thomas Wicker, Mrs. Charles Fischer,
Mrs Hiram Longacre. Miss Kvelvn
Ycagle Miss Mabel Ycagley. Mrs, Wil
liam List, Miss Bertha Yonglc, MIsk
Carrlu Muck. Mrs. W nickel. Mis.
Isaiah Snytlfr, Mrs. John Jlaldcmnn.
Mm. i;. M Ycagley. Mrs. Harvey Hnl
deman Mis. Hnrry Gale. Miss Mary
Batchclder und Mrs. ndwln H. Ycagley.
Dr. Maria LaSscr has returned from
Florida, whcro sha spent several mouths,
nnd Is tho guest of Mrs. Joseph H Fel
gel, of 2103 North Broad street.
Mr and Mrs. Cly K. Scllg. of tho
Hotel Majestic, have been entertaining
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Alfied S Elseman, and their smart
son, of New York.
Mr nnd Mrs. Charles .T. Stern and
fnmllv left last week to make their homo
at 4710 Drexel Boulevard, Chicago. .
Mrs Wnlter Eastburn. of 2141 North
Rlchteenth streot. was hostess at tho an
nual spring luncheon nnd E00 of her
club Inst week, given at tho Hotel Nor
mnndle. Among those present wero
Mrs. William BoyU Mrs. Lewis Eckels,
Mrs. Hose Rttssel, Mrs. Harry B. Ether.
Mrs. Albert Moore. Mrs. George Remen
ter, Mrs. Hatry Palmer, Mrs. William
Carman, Mis. Eugeno Loreaux, Mrs
James Glndlng. Mrs. Harry Kruger,
'Mrs Elmer Young, Mrs. William Cun
ningham, Mrs. Byrom Ramsey. Mrs.
Georgo Gugenhelmcr. Mrs. William
Chambers. Mrs. Harry Palmer nnd Mrs
William Dllsmore.
Miss Gertrude Hamilton of North
Eleventh street, will entertain her 000
club at her homo tomorrow afternoon
Tho class of 1S84. Girls Normal
School, will hold Us annual reunion on
Sntuida. May IB, at tho Art Alliance,
1823 Walnut street Mrs. Lewis R.
Dick Is president of tho class.
Miss Beatrice Wolnrelch, of 1703
Diamond street, is spending a few dayu
ns guest of her sister. Mrs. Lawrenco
Gassenhelmer, ot 'Washington.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mis Albeit Goldner, of 034 Catharine
stieet' and her niece Mrs Joseph C.
Giovej- ot 82G South Fifty-eighth street,
who hiivo boen visiting Mrn, Goldner's
mother. Mrs. Lewis E- Nichols. In Cleve
land. O, will return homo by way of
Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
' Mrs. Roy P. Lodge, of Potcrson, N. J.,
Is tho guest for a fortnight of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gaunt,
of 0101 Chester loenue
Announcement was made csterday
of tho manlagn of Miss lena L. Fpx,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox.
of 6210 De Lancey street, to Mr Joseph
I Cohen, which took placo on September
18 in Baltimore. The Rev H. RMind
performed tho ceremony which was kept
closely secret until-toriuy Mr.nnd Mrs.
Cohen will live with tho brido's parents.
Mrs. A 1J Shoemaker of Voung'stown.
Q. Is spending a few weeks as tho guest
of hor sister and brother-in-law, Mr
nnd Mrs. William Preston Brenz, Jr
of 5424 Angora terrace.
Mrs Henry Prolherovr. of 142.r. South
Fifty-fourth street, entertained Satuidav
evening Her guests Included Mrs Frank
Smith. Mrs Ray IVrrar. Mrs William
P Brenz, Sr.. Mrs Lwis Lllllch. Mrs.
Henri Leech and Mrs John 'MueMer
Mr and Mrs, Clarence Dill, of B863
Springfield n venue, nro spending tho
week-end at Clementon, J.
The Merzbacher Club of Templo Uni
THE BIG SHOE STORE
l204-06r08Market St.
rholo by Machracli.
C. Potter, Jr., of Ardmoro .
versity held lis semimonthly meeting
Sunday at the homo of Professor Merz
bacher 6039 Walton avenue." where tho
now bonrd ot directors was elected. This
will consist ot Mr, James .1. Itcgnn,
president. Mr A .Lincoln Meyers, vice
president. Mr. Harold B. Borneman,
treasurer; Jlr Joseph J. Cohen, secre
tary; Mr Kmanuel Romm, Mr. John
Hornn and Mr Thomas Regan. Prelim
inary stons for lnrornorntlntr tho olllb
were considered Tho constitution cf
tho, club was received and ratified.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mis. Lettern, of 1321 Heed
street, nnnounco the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Adeline Letter., to Mr.
D. Santlllo, of 1717 Mifflin street.
Miss Gertrudo C. Brown, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brown, of 2511
South Nineteenth street, has gono to
Providence, P. I , to remain for a fort
night ns (he guest of Mrs. Clinton Sheii
pard Mrs. Sheppard will bo remem
bered ns Miss Annlo Judge. .
The Conn ado Country Club of South
Philadelphia, composed of nil evseivlce
men, have opned their summer cot
tngo nt Clementon Heights, AVnong
the meuibeis of the club are Mr, John
Wiley, president , Mr. Christopher
Braddock. vice president; Mr. John Mc
Kay., secretary , Mr. Harvey Wiley,
treasurer, Mr Thomas Kelly, business
manager, Mr James Wiley, outside of
ficer; Mr William Cullen. Insldo or
fleer ; Mrs' Thomas Kane. Mr. Thomas
McCormlck, Mr frank McCormlck, Mr.
James Calne. Mr. Raymond Cullen. Mr.
Howard Jackson. Mr. Charles Abbltle
and Mr Edward Walker. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Wagner, of 2338
South Woodstock street, hae returned
from tllr wedding trip. Mrs. Wngner
will be remembered as Miss Elizabeth
Philips
v MANAYUNK
The annual reception and bnnnuel of
Palestine Chapter No. 260. Order ot
the liastern Star, will be held tomorrow
evening In Masonic Hall, on Main street
Miss Emma C. Kemper, worthy matron,
win jrcBiuu iii wic uwiquei unu win
be assisted In receiving by Mrs. Har-'
rlet P. Rogers, assistant matron; Mrs
Lee Burgess, secretary: Mrs. Alfred,
Patchett, treasurer: Mru Julia L. Camp, I
conductress, and Mrs. Louisa F. Fer-,
rler. her assistant. An nddrnss will be
made by Mr. J. Horaco Ferrier, worthy
patron.
A campaign will be staitcd tomorrow
to raise JBff.OOO to procuro a homo In
th-' Tvienty-flrsr ward for the Thomas
Emery Post 229, American Legion.
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. nnd Mm. Alfred P.ite.bett of fisar.
nidgo avenue, ontcrtalned at catds on
Saturday oenlng at their home, with
tho following guests' Mr. and Mis. Sam
uel Borer, Mr and Mrs. Wnlter K. But-
ton, MIrb Martha Woener and Mr and '
Mrs. Alfred It. Bechtel, j
Mrs. Herbert StulTord. of -tot Selllo
street, entertained tho members of the 1
Hoxborough Mothers' Club lust week at'
their May meeting.
, Mrs A. C. Thrlng and Mrn Mllson .
nro taking n trip to Niagara Kails and
Canada.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
A surprise freedom partv whs glen
hv Mlsn Anna Neumann, of 1'JOS North
Thirty-first utrcot. In honor of her
brothor. Mi. Isadorn JCeumann, on Sun.
day. Among tho cuchIh w-eu- Mr and
.Mrs. Charles Neumann, Mr nnd Mrs.
v. i'.agie, Mr. nnd Mrs J.. Jiorgen-
UNEQUALEgm PURITY
Assists, in eliminating poisonous wastes '
from the system
rAIlADISB SPRING COMPANY I
Brunswick, Mime Cini.inni.ti, Ohio
MiTcncLL Fletoiier Co.
risiirr Actuir Co.
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Model No, 657
roth, Miss Kthel Hleltii MlrVrance
Maiion, Miss Charlotte Iloth, Miss
J'lorcnco Itpblnson, Mr. Morls Kcppe:i
m,"n. Mr. Max Hcnrman Mr, Allen.
iSlcholaa and Mr. Oscar Neumann.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr nnd Mrn, Harry I., rirrnn. of
Drexel Hill, entertiilned nt enrdH on Sut
tudav cAerilug In honor of Mr nnd Mrs.
Hairy Wllllnms, who wrro with them
er the week-end. Their guests In
cluded Mr. and Mrs Ocorgi- lu-s, Mr.
and Mrs John W ItohliiPon, Mr, and
M.r.H:. ''-"eeno Hohmltt and Mr nnd Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Green's llttlo nephow.
Master Francis M Wngner, Jr., of
I'oltstown, Is spending a few weeks with
them
Mr, nnd Mrs. Jarl Schneider have
Issued Invitations for n reception In
honor of tho Treble clef Chorus at their
country homo at. l.nngiiorno on Satur
day afternoon. May 21).
A subscription dnnco will bo given
nt the Cruftsmcn's Club, nt llrcxcl Hill
on Friday evitilnir. .limn it. Vir tm
i- benefit of the i Springfield Flro Company.
. i.Hio owiiiuiui, oi npringneia, win
have charge of tho nffolr Among tho
patronesses will be Mrs George Kstes,
Mrs. Harry U Green. Mis. Gcorgo lleln
liart nnd Mrs. John W Itohlnson
Mr. nnd Mrs l'dward Cannon Burton,
of Chester, will leav in a few weoks
tor nn extended trip through California
and tho West.
NORRI8TOWN
Tho wedding of Miss Mabel r. Slough,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elmer E.
Slough, et Highland acnue, and Mr.
Louis W. Freeman, of Philadelphia,
took place on Saturday morning at
1 1 o'clock In Grace Lutheran Church
Tho Rev. Charles It Kieltcr. pas-
tor, omciateu nt the ceremoin. Miss
' .'Vay niouBi nueniird her sister as
maid of honor and the best man was
Mr. Jacob Klnscy, of Philadelphia, tlpon
their return from n wedding trln to
Atlnnto City. Mr and Mrk Freeman
will live in West Philadelphia. Tho
bridegroom and tho best man wero In
tho service together In Franco.
Tho marriage of Miss Jesslo L. Pow
ell, ilnughter of Mr and Mrs. James M.
Powell, of B21 Haws acnue. nnd Mr.
Ronald J. Williams, ot 219 East Forn
nnco, was nnleihnlzed on Saturdnv morn
ing In the St. George Methodist C"nurch.
Philadelphia .Tho Rev J D Hugheo
olllclated. Tho brldo and bridegroom
woro unattended Thev will spend their
wedding trip In Atlantic city Mr. Wil
liams was overseas with th United
aiaies, tame corps uuring tho war.
NEW JERSEY NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ffleetier. who
spent tho winter at Mnrlnes, X C, will
return In a rew flnvs mid open their
country homo In Palmyra.
Mrs. Henry L .Wood and her llttlo
daughter. Miss Bonney Wood, nnd Miss
Martha B. Smith, of Church lane, Bev
erly, left for a ten d.iva visit with
friends at Richmond. a
Mrs. Dals Page Smith of Glenslde,
has .been spending a few days ns the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Horner, of Burlington.
Miss Hazel Williams has returned to
New York after spending a few days
with her slstor. Mrs. H L Adams, of
tho Red Brick, Edgewntcr Park.
Miss Lydla Weston has returned to
her homo In Burlington from a few
days' stay In Atlnntlc cim.
Mrs. Watson Mcrvlne, of Overbrook,
Is laltlng at tho home of hor parents,
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Huni In Palmyra.
Tho Porch Club, of rm.Tton, will
celebrate Its silver jubilee on May IS as
a federated club.
Mrs James TI. Lowden and her two
children hue closed their homo In Pal
myra nnd will spend their summer at
McCloud, Okla.
Renovated
BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED
TKATIir.im STIMtll .17.1-11
AND JI WIH INTO JIATTUI.-.-.KS
MUX KI'IUNGS ni:UI'll(II.MTF.KKI)
37 yn,. nper rnco'lnnurm rut) re I. nil f action,
-ir- nrMniFirnn
ACME RENOVATORS
?Mrt A uACUtMrrriM tur
2ND & WASHINGTON AVE.
Auto calls eirnnhrrr. I'ntnli. 37 yearn.
i'lione, liombard 4.03 rite
Rtady
to Wear
To Order
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
GINGHAMS,VOILES,ORGANDIES
T.ouUfi iiieroliniulli.r nproks for Itself. Tlie llouiie of
Ileal Vuliirn. A rUlt to I.ouUr I'liyn SHIe, Fit, (J mil.
Jty. Over 200 Drr-mm for Your .Selection.
GINGHAM DRESSES, $10.50 Up
VOILE DRESSES, $15.50 Up
ORGANDIE DRESSES, $19.50
AFTERNOON DRESSES
$24.75 $39.50--$'i9.50
MALLINSON'S SILK SKIRTS $22.S0
TUB, SKIRTS $6.50
ffi7Y,e Thirteenth Street Shop Where
Hr
An Extraordinaiij
SALE
OF DRESSES
Hagcdorn Sales arc known for Bona Fide
Reductions
I
Crepe dc Chine Dresses
"Georgette Dresses
Figured Georgette Dresses
Tricotine Dresses
Tricolctle Dresses
Taffeta Dresses
Beaded Charmcasc Dresses
Evening Dresses
Dance Frocks
Owing to the extreme redactions,
positively no alterations, no exchanges
and none sent C. O. D.
TIOGA
Tho wedding of Miss Mnrgnret Doyle
daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Francis J.
Doyle, of 4129 North Broad street, nnd
Mr. Rnphaol O'Donncll, will tnko placo
In St, Luko'n Church, Glenslde, on Tues.
day afternoon, May 26, and will bo fol
lowed by a reception ut the North Hills
Country Club. Tho bride will lmo her
sister, Miss Dorothy Doyle, for maid
of honor, nnd for bridesmaids Miss
Gladys Qilltm, Miss Anna ItafTcrty. Mrs.
John Illinbrniier, sister of the bilde
groom ,nnd Mls3 Roso Doyle, sister of
tho bride
Miss Sara Hutchinson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson, of
3537 North Comae street, whoso mar
riage to Mr. Ralph Madden will takn
placo this month spent last week-end
ill Mlllvllle, N. J.
Mrs. Netllo Fry, of Pottstown. Pa,
Is spending the month as tho guest of
her daughter, Mrs. WIIIIAm MncFnr
lund, of 1307 Butler street
Miss Ida Pflautn, of 3539 North
Twenty-first street, was tho May hos
tess of the C. C C. Club Inst week,
when her guests Included: Miss Clara
Srlnnldt, MIbs Marie Aloxnnder, Mrs.
Thea Bnyer. Miss Maria Oumsworth,
Miss Lulu Votteler. Miss Laura Snless.
Miss Marie Mueneh, Miss Anna Bn
gans, Miss Emma Heckman, Mrs. Lucy
Graf, Miss Ruth Bechtold. Miss Bertha
.loep, jiiss lionise jaepp, wiss iieicn
Weiss und Miss Mildred Moyer.
Martin-Buggy Wedding
An Interesting wedding was solemn
ized with high nuptial mass yesterday
morning 111 the Cathedral of St. Peter
und 'St. Paul, when Miss Mario Buggy,
iluughtor of Jlr nnd Mrs. Bernard
J. Buggy, of 1922 Green street, was
married to Mr. John II. Martin, of 3722'
Walnut street, with the Rev. Hlciinra
S. Kelly ofllclatlng, Tho brldo was given
In marrluge by her father und woio a
gown of whlto faille, veiled with whlto
chiffon, nnd a Veil of tullo nrrauged
with n coronet of orange blossoms.
Bride roses and lilies of tho valley were
carried. Miss Jullu C. Buggy, who was
licr sisters main or nonor, wore ti gown
of pink crepe de chine with a hat of
georgetto crepo of tho samo shade nnd
carried pink roses nnd swectpens
Dr. Vincent T. Buggy, the U-ide's
brother, was best man The service was
followed by a breakfast at tho home ot
tho bride's parsnts. Mr nnd Mrs Mar
tin left on a trip and will be at liom.
after June 1 at tho Von Louhr Apart
ments, West Philadelphia.
IN SPOTLESS TOWN
of Rrot renown, both
ma arl tinHv rtnd ut
LAPIN'S
HANDY PAD
nemoxes hlne, cress
rosd nnd fond stalna
from clothlnc. Klov.
pats, eto. lias mtiny
iivii-r u.a., I'nce inc.
t Dru. ljfpartmnt. Htntlonery. Qro
wry, Ilsrnwarn snd (("n-ral Stores.
. Made onlr br The I.anln Co.
N. E. Cor. lfith i rnrrlali .its., rhlln.
"Niceties small, the men
fiass by the women
love em all
1
-The IrUh
uy
A MAN pays great atten
tion to mechanical fea
tures when selecting a car.
A worrun knows it it important to
be rqujllv exacting as to its fitting).
Thu probably explains w hy 10 many
women nstural, expert judges of
fabric, quality and distinctiveness will
lnmt upon having Shtlton I.oomt
Upholstery in the family car.
THE SEAL OF DISTINCTION
Sidney Blumbnthal cjf Co. Inc.
395 Fourth Avenue, New York
Blouses
See Them to
Appreciate
Them
SALE PRICES
$5.75
$6.75 '
$10.50
$22.50
Voiles, Nets
Georgettes
1206
WALNUT
ST.
Thirteenth Street
Just Below Chestnut
Former Prices
75.00 to 110.00
kNRSwV
ShopS Where Fashion Reigns fe ;
4m
MOORESTOWN
Mr and Mrs. Hcborton Williams nnd
son, Mr Hcborton Williams, Jr.. nro
spending u few days In Atlnntlc City.
The operetta "Pnndorn." under the dl
rectlon of Miss Helen Cox, was gleii
In tlie public school auditorium, on
Thursday, thirty-four of tho young chil
dren taking pat I, with Mlsn Roso Brlt
licr us Epomothelis, Miss Cutherlnc
Ootk ns Pandora, Miss Margaret Wll
klnn ns Quicksilver und Miss Mnrloh
Wllklns nH Hope.
Miss Esther French nnd Mr.' Edward
French are home from college for a
few dajs' vacation.
MORRIS MAY LEAVE T0KI0
Resignation of Ambassador to Japan
Forecast by Honolulu Dispatch
A dispatch from Honolulu today an
nounces flint the Toklo correspondent ot
tho Honolulu -Pacific 'Advertiser lias
learned that Holnnd H. Morris, of this
city, I'niled States nmbastador to
Japan, may resign in the near future.
The Toklo correspondent learns thnt
Mr. Moi ris. who wns nppolntod by
President Wilson shortly nftcr America
entered the wnr. will return to tin
(nltcd States to participute in the
picidentiul election.
NIGHTINGALEANNIVERSARY I
i
Centenary of "Angel of Crimea" to i
Be Observed
Florence Nightingale's 100th birth- '
dn anniversary will be observed to I
morrow night with n memorial. "The I
Lady of tlie Lnmp." In the IJaptlst
Temple. Broad and Berks street. Miss
MANN & DILKS
11W CHESTNUT STREET
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MANN & DILKS
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
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MitziljarUott
Philadelphia
NOW HOLDING
First Important Sales
of Spring Fashions
An Opportunity Buying Time for Those Who
Desire Fashions of the Very Highest Type at
Greatly Reduced Prices
TAILORED AND DRESSY SUITS
A large assortment of smart effects in the desir
able models and materials, including several
youthful styles.
Formerly $85 to $285 Now $65 to $215
. DAY COATS AND WRAPS
Handsome styles in the smart new shades.
Formerly $95 to $395 Now $75 to $295
STREET AND AFTERNOON DRESSES
Of tricotine. twill, taffeta and satin.
Formerly $95 to $375 Now $75 to $295
SEMI-DRESS AND DRESSY HATS
A regrouping of the season's smartest styles.
Formerly $25 to $50 Now $15 to $35
SMART NEW SWEATERS, SHIRTS AND
TAILORED RLOUSES ARE INCLUDED IN
THIS SAllE .
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H. I.lllintf Clayton will ircsIdo, A4f
dresses will be delivered by Hits Hn i
Robert rsorwoodi rector tit tho MB j
liintlill Ctnirrli fit Ht. 1'nlll. (lterlirnhb I . V
Miss Hilda "W. .Smith, itctlng denn oVA; I
Hryn Mnwr College, nnd Dr. Kihvnt4. v Ifl
Parker uavis, ot .icticrsou Medical ,
College, ?
Hospital nurses nnd high 'school girl ,
linvc been Invited, ns well nh the nubi
lie. Tlie memorial Is free, n.tj-,fcM),.
tickets nre required. &.,
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SOLD HERE ONLY
Tailored Suits
Ladies'
Misses'
Juniors'
29.75 36.75 49.75
NEW LIGHT COLORS
Tyrol Wool is an all worsted
material not a wool jersey
and has a proven value.
ALSO
Motor Coats
Street Coats
32.75 to 66.75
Ladies' Tailored Shirts
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