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EVENING fctFBMC IBDGEE PHIKADELPHIA', WEDNESDAY, MAY 12,' 1920
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ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the Hoffman Baby's Visit to Its Grand
parents She Hears of Plans for a Dance Next
Wceh Pony.Shoiv Today
W
HO Ho ,ou ,hlnl ,s ym,,n ",e
n?dn?r JioZan Jr.. ftnl III father.
n.CAlb lit uAht And la hair months
n'.ndn darling. Mr. nmlMr. Sol
r.1'1 "Bd..2- t. been spending Mvcra
sen. lasi
C t !
to Mw or ,""' T.'u V with the bnbr.
,hf r h?rV wfih h7m nd ther wfH
KTelr guMta until they go to Lenox
fw ""'".' ii,. m.een of Belgium
!' R ir.r i." . . ihm nil
i dr'nuiui ui"" .
i i wdmo her of the babjr. It mint
L" iJr to have him with them, for
b lv I. '" "?VT. '"' fi.r hla birth WB8
I (lenin hii ...
. . 11 ..in l,n xlsar foils V he-
I no nope ii "i f- y
riue there the pon.v show, nnfl dOR
.hnTand cverv hind of show, bablej and
WU an1 even thing. And there's to
I? Image, and eat, nnd fancy thing.
I, rummBKP. , , d jtt
ni) live.
.id rhlrkens. and weeny nine Kuincu
S. rMilU nnd oh! nil kinds of live
1 irk The baby ahow will be In the
urnoon and the bnblca ore o dear I
i !. ir in think I'll sen them with
llLTe fat m'ck and, dimpled handa
inri hrliht e,ea nnd smiles.-
rd hate o be n judge at n baby
.h". b"nuar they'd, be j cute and
i puj
. -.i --1..1.I.. nn.t tlnrllnff. I (I (ie
(1ST anu hi. .... "' -".t1i... ...I.nt
t. . ikMi nil I unnw. liuu 1111:11 nn
lIMiorimi""" ",:. 1.-.. i ik. nI.lna
"'.,.'.. 1.1 ,i... .in nimiit thn nrlzca
"nTI pony ami dog .how will begin at
far There's one thing about that.
Ihoiighi ou enn nlwnya know by 10
nVlnek. bec-aiise If they decide in threat
log ienlher to enrry It through thev
tlrkto it. nnd if not they nt.t It off till
the nt dnv. and that's the end of It.
Onj-of dnnrM ntTnlrn have to be run In
Ihul wv, for one cnnno tell about the
MMthfr." nn mrttler how much one
thinks one know. So IF It Is elerir this
aflsrneon I'll iw yu out there.
SO MANY June weddings it seems to
me there will he more even than
there were in May. and that l saving
wmtthlng. Emily Welsh nnll W. Hey
nurd Mjera. .Ir.. will be mnrried .Tune
t. and fo will F'.leanor Noble and Geof
Hittln. Dorotliv Xewbolrl nnd Lothrop
nitfliie's wedding will be June 2, and
nn .lime Ii there will be the AVhecler
Hrlre w willing. MHrgnret Perot will
mirrv Dlwin Fiero on the Tith or 0th,
th date I hne not henrd for sure.
Mnrgarcttn Fnltz nnd Mnrlon Hughes
will lie married .Tune 12, nnd Eleanor
Ward Deans, nf I'hoenlxville, will
mm William Adrianco that'aame day.
' Anorher wedding of June 12 will be
Fxlie Carnlll nnd Idttleton Waller
Tawwoll Waller. Jr., while the Simo-nin-Mnss
maniage nnd the Bolilcn
Kranklhi wedding will take place on
June 10. Joe Dodgn and Joe Wharton
a. ill bo mnrried Saturday. June 2(1, and
I'lioclie Downs and Joe Sargent's wed
ding will he on the 28th. And there
ere likely to be others, too.
Y01 know, nhout eight or ten of the
debutantes this yenr have been
MTlng suppers to the men down at the
I'lfwnen'x Institute nt Front nnd Queen
meetx. under the rhnperonagc of Mrs.
J. Whitaker Thompson nnd Miss
1'aiillne Howie,
Quite a number of the younger men
he Roue down to help, too, nnd they
lae nil become so interested in the
tiork they have derided to try and sup
port it themselves by mining money in
rnrioiiH wajs, and their first step will
l lo gip u subscription dance nt the
Merinn Ciiekct Club on Friday evening,
May 21.
The girls working on the committee
of the dance are Hetty Boyd, Sarah,
Maruaretta and .Maude Harrison, Clnrn
mjllie. I.uey Orey, Elizabeth Itoss,
Jtupphinn Tliompsou. Kathleen Hitter
and Marj Knhncvtock.
Among the patronesses will be Miss
una Lea, Mrs. .(nines Large, Miss
Intrude Cl. Mrs. Clarence Clark
antzlnger. Mrs. 11. Shippen Willing,
Mr..lolm W Muir, Mrs. Alfred Sten
ffl, Mrs. Kriiest (.aw. Mrs. Fred
jralej. Mvs Elizabeth Chestnn. Miss
Margaret Kauleoiier, Miss C'lnru Chase,
Jrn. riajtou I'lnt't, Miss Bowie and
'In, Thompson.
fpiinitn was n great time in the house
1 the other day when Mary trotted lip
rem the saiden and nnnouueed breath
lely to Lik brother: "Oh, we got three
'w kitteus. They're the wecnlest things
!ou eer ynw."
"My goodness." said brother, "what
lull e call them?"
" Mary is five nnd she did not
h, i.?r"nt mi,,,-v 'mines to suggest.
7lw,!ft 'niil name after name
rlii V ,1,,ln ' Sf,rm '" 'ike them.
nV"' f.,,l! "' li,,ow. 'f call
borri!!'", n0'." ai,i Mhv "that's that
nwnrl old stiifT jo mt in your pipe."
NANCY WYNNE.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
inann.i..;:.l . .. "rn nminn
tn L'niii i . II,,llnn nmhassaclor to
VlM i Ron nS""rs aml ,he Bnroneaa nnd
Cv at v.-J',?Ty. of ,,,e I,alln" em
rhaL?i . i ""? onL and Communder
'mbnwiV'a v ''" of the Italian
Marnt r nS ,ni i. -onBUl Beneral. nnd
' John s Vn.LiWe!ie, thoi euestsof
''WiO'Iuth1'.1" luncheon nt her
'"-a Wnlnut stieel, yesterday.
hTn'b?Vilr Mh? ,nt,,ende'1 tlle '""ner
Norton , r w"ind Mri,i "'chanl Kvnna
nornt MrAI'. !10.r.e- '?8t evening. In
Jr of Hun i u "" ' 8ler A- 1'oi-ter,
M N-onon '"; ,h0,a.re visum Mr. nnd
Mr ,n;lr Jl'.'d Mrs. D Iworth Tlmrim.
' A iiiL, i lc,or '' Mather, Mr. (liis
,u" to ihi, h,n Mtk Torter will re-
,g "leu home lonmrmn,
'MnJ!.,:L"rH Ji. Loner Dalrd'nnrt m,
i ...in - .... ... . .
Hopkln
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'.".wlieon fnii"J'l." Wl" K've a Bmall
,u Kin s I. y. n.c'rcus party lor
Iorrow eveS nl Vi " & BorJ?n ijalrtl
Wi. of 17k . f' 'Mr Henry need Hat-
itJliwon Sim irt;,,0,t MJ." Elizabeth
u11 1 elanernn '.'i RHnton. Mrs.
'" b of thi .Pn.,2" -,he. t,a.rt'. which
- "iiiincr Hi'iinni m
Elsenbre "l h"r ,,0me' '" hollor of Mls"
iPe mhur.ch Frm fJoho" .f aln
3 until 0 o clock, under the auspices
Sf... ni,! V'9 managers. Including
Mm. Roland Taylor, Miss Margaret Mor-?-
' .V Di erfern. Miss Blnhen-
M-V.?i.r,'Chnr.l.cs Hnry Scott nnd Mrs.
Mathew rinndtll.
eD; nP? "' 01lvr rerry Pepper,
or st. Davids, are receiving congratm
n-.nV" ,he .blr,h f i on. Oliver H.
Sf.i FVS$r' Jr' '" PPPr was Miss
EUlnlle Wilcox, of St. Davids.
Miss Meta M. Janney and Miss Alice
B. JAnney, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
??BuPJi.A; ,Jan,ney. of Chestnut Hill, are
vlsltlmj friends near Baltlmoro.
Mrs. Albert Woodruff Vlck, of Cyn
vMikr5ay.8n.brld?e PRr,y at her home
S.. ri A,bD,ot of Washington. The
Buests Included: Mrs. Herbert Tlldcn,
2STm?" ,CTi CiernlR von Giernhnu!
serf, Mtss Dorothy Helm Martin, Miss
n"2e liCOnl' Ml8fl "'" Tull, Mrs.
Schnaler Um and Mr8, wl,llttm
5,'Vf" by the Oh I Scouts, of Wayne, this
2I"ctl?n .of M.,M Nwicy Hallowell, has
been postponed until June 6.
t,JnH,'inA,Ll80,T.J.annfly' who haii been
spending the winter at the Klttenhouse,
has gone to Coburg, Canada, for the
summer.
Mrs. Rutherfojd Penrson. who has
Docn spending the winter at the nolle-
?dU.CewS.t.,da.,fMrC,d,aW,,1 'eftVe June '
nA,1,dK?vll!.bBlv", at the Acorn
Club today for the benefit of tho Willing
Day Nursery.
MIbs Mona Whltlock. of Wayne, who
has been attending school In Wnshlng.
ton, Is expected homo on Saturday.
-IL nnd MrB. Arthur Henry BonBor,
of 70fi Market street. Camden, annouhce
the engagement of their daughtor. Mlns
I'.thel Bonsor, to Wr. Wllllnm Barton
Johnson, also of Camden.
Owing to the Illness of Mrs (lalph
' f'wnrt, of Iansdowne, the luncheon
which she was to have given on Sat
urday, at her home. In honor of Miss
Leonora Wal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
KUward A. Wall, whoso engagement lo
Mr. Joseph Hector McN'eal was recently
announced, has been Indefinitely post
poned. Lleutonant Colonel and Mrs. Alexan
5.1r..; WI'llnmB. who have been at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard for a year, will
leave In a short tlmo to take up their
J'.?.?.? In NwPort. rt, T., where Colonel
Williams has been transferred and will
be stationed for a while. Mrs. Williams
will take a western trip first. Including
a tour of the Olacler National Park,
Montana, and return to Newport In the
early summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Creamer,
Jr., of Merlon avenue, Nnrberth, are bo
lng congratulated on the birth of a
daughter, Mary Elizabeth Creamer. Mrs.
Creamer will be remembered as Miss
Stella McShane.
Mrs. A. Thrlng and Mrs. A. Allison,
of 430 Seville street. Wlssahlckon. ore
spending two weeks In Canada. Before
returning homo they will tslt Wellan!
Niagara Kails and Toronto.
QERMANTOWN
A luncheon followed by cards Is be
ing given at the Stenton Country Club
today for the ladles of the club. Mrs.
Herbert A. Wallace, of 43S Bant Mt.
Airy avenue, has the affair In charge.
Mrs. Thomns I, Craven, of 26 West
Ashmead place, will spend some time
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
D. Angstadt, of Felton, Del.
Mrs. Alan Maxwell Pylo entertained
nt bridge, followed by a miscellaneous
shower In honor of Miss Georglana
Brant, at the home of her brother and
slstcr-ln-law. Mr. nnd Mrs. Craven.
Ther;o were twenty guests.
The Smllers' Club, of Ocrmnntowrr,
will give Its first annual dance at Bel
field Country Club tomorrow evening.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. John F. Blrnbrauer gave a sur
prise luncheon and shower at her home
In Oak l.nne on Snturclav In honor of
Miss Margaret Doyle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis J. Doyle, of Tioga,
whose wedding to Mr. Raphael O'Don
nell. brother of the hostess, will take
place this month. Among tho guests
were Miss nos-mnry O'Neill, Mies Mar
Ian O'Neill. Miss Dorothy Doyle, Miss
nose Doyle, Miss May Sheehnn, Miss
Florence 1-yic, Mrs. Robert McAllister,
Miss Josephine O'Donnell, Miss Jennie
O'Donnell. Miss Kntharlno Boles, Miss
Mary Boleo, Miss Gladyti Qulnn. Miss
Martina Wlnterstln. Mrs. William Ma
garlty, Miss Ijretta Curran. Miss Helen
Currair nnil Miss Nan Rnfferty.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Wilson, of 1!)Jt
North Park avenue with their young
sons. Master Harrison Wilson nnd
Master Richard Wilson will snend the
summer In Ocean City. Master Jack'
Wilson and .Master itusseii Wilson. Jr.
will leave during June for n summer's
stay at Camp Moosllakc, N, H.
Mr. O. I Bennett, of 251 J North
Eleventh street was host last evening
to the members of the men's Blhle
class of the Bethel Methodist Episcopal
Church. At their May meeting nn ad
dress was made by tho llev. F. S. Bor
key. Minn TCthpl Tnvlni mill fintnrtuln tia
members of the Tan Sigma sorority of
me vviiu.tm reim uign acnooi tomor
row evening at their Mov meeting. The
guests will Include Miss Grace Kelt.
Miss Kathryn Keller, Miss Rosalind
Wcavei Miss Winifred Hartmnn, Miss
Henrlette M. Rotilfs. Miss Martha Hoc
ner, Miss Helen Klein, Miss Mildred
Kornbnu, Miss Matilda Mayer, Miss
Helen Klelnsmlth, Miss Christine Mosler
and Miss Estelle Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Winter have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be nt home nt 2045 North Eighth
street. The hrlde was Miss Ida B. Bgee,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John B. Kgee.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
MIsb Dorothy Aahby, of Knox etieet,
Germantown, will entertain the German
town members of the Delta Delta Soror
ity of West Philadelphia, Germantown
and Olrls' High Hchool on Saturday aft
ernoon Among those present will be Miss
Jean Scatchard, Miss Dorothy Fabst,
Miss nuth King, Miss Jean Wllloughby,
Miss Marian Williams. Miss Polly Hen
dren. Miss Dot Howlsh, Miss Billy
Bachman. Mies Emily Smith, MIbs Beat
rice Welsh and Miss Peggy Van Horn.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Read, of 4105
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. nnd Mrs, William H. Molntlre. of
Moylan, are visiting In Washington,
where thev went to attend the wedding
of Mrs. Melnllre's nleco. Miss Chnrlotte
Monroe, daughter of Dr and Mrs,
Charles Monroe, nnd Mr Harold Dolph,
of Scrnnton, Pa , which will tnko place
this week, ,
Mr, nni Mrs. Lewis Wood Easby, who
have been upending their wedding trip
In Bermuda, will return to their home
In Nnrberth this week, Mrs. Easby was
formerly Miss Amv Beatrice Harris,
daughter of Mr William Thompson
Harris, of Nnrberth,
Miss Denlse Mereur, who has been
visiting Miss Elizabeth Uneawenver of
Lebanon, nnd Mrs, B. Frank nshleman,
of Lancaster, has returned lo her homo
In Ventnor,
A dnncn was given at the Soring-
haven Country Club on Saturday eve
ning ny me rni Kappa I'sl Fraternity,
of Swnrthmore College.
Mr nnd MrB. Alfred Hnuchton Por
ter. Of Movlan. ivhnw mnrrlntr tnnk
jilaco a shcrt time ago. are spending a
luiiniBiii ui Virginia not springR.
Plioto liy l'hoto-C'rsfter.
MISS MAHY EUZAUETII ALTKMUS
Daughter of Mrs. D. Dobson Alto
mus, in (lie frock worn when she
acted as Mower girl at tho wedding
parly In tho Fashion Show given
recently
Pine street, nre spending a few weekfl
in Wernersvllle nnd upon their return
will open their summer heme nt Twi
light Park, N, Y where they will spend
the Bummer.
Mr. nnd Mm. Louis Rosncr, of 1045
South Forty-fifth street, have returned
to their home after a short visit with
friends In New York. Mra. Rosner was
heforo her ninrrlnge last .Iuiih MIks
Catherine Flnkol. of 0315 Baltimore avo
nue. Miss I.iiuni Goldblntt. of New York.
Is visiting Mrs. S. Rubin, of 2,5.13
North Thirty-third street, for a week.
Miss Goldhlatt'a engagement to Dr. Wil
liam B. Rubin has recently been an
nounced. Tho wedding Is to tnko placo
some time In tho fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I Quay,
whose mnrrlgoo took placo last Wed
nesday, will be at home at 1043 South
Fifty-fourth street after returning from
their wedding trip. Mrs. Quay will be
remembered as Miss Annu wood, of
E232 Sansom street.
Miss Pauline Flnkel han returned to
her heme at 31G Baltimore avenue,
after spending the week-end as the
guest of Miss Dorothy Jean Lutz, of
Mount Holly, N. J.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Charity May Hop nnd Danca will be
given by the Auxiliary of tho Down
Town Hebrew Day Nursery on Friday
evening, at Mercantllo Hall. Broad and
Master streets. The entire proceeds
will be used for the children sheltered at
the Day Nursery, located at 306 Snyder
avenue.
The M, U S. Society was entertained
on Sunday evening nt the home of Miss
Ida Lochter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Lochter,. Among those present
were: Miss Paulino Mague. Miss Thelmn
Maguo, MIbs Betty Segal, Miss Betty
Skyalnder. Dr. S. Fisher Dr. H. Sloan,
Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. L. Levin, of New
York ; Miss Betty ' Segal and Mr. D.
Robinson entertained. The M. L. S.
Society wnB organized to do soclnl
work, having been affiliated with the
Red Cross and other relief societies.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James F. Brown, of
2514 South Nineteenth street, are
spending several days at Atlantic City.
Mra. B. Duane and her children. Miss
Margaret Duane. Mr. Thomas Duane
and Mr. John Dunno are now living nt
their new home, 1608 Rltner street.
Tho inemoern of St, Monica's C. C,
of 1731 Rltner Btreet, will give a re
ception In honor of Mr. Frederick
Deputron at the clubhouse this evening,
for the service he has shown toward
tho club. Among the guests will bo:
Mr. James McMcnumln, Mr. Edward
Mair Mr. Leo Collins, Mr. Joseph Mc
Guckln, Mr. Edward Burke. Mr. John
Dougherty Mr. William McDermott,
Mr. Edward Toffort, Mr. Robert Hlnse,
Mr. John Dacy, Mr, Michael Ilogan,
Mr. Stephen Fitzgerald, Doctor O'Kcefe,
Mr. Francis Yeagcr and Mr, Harry
Yeager.
TIOGA
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tucker Fox, of
West Tioga street, and their daughter,
Miss Rae Fox. are passing t.01110 time at
the Marlborough-Blenhelm In Atlantic
City. The end of the month Miss Fox
will leave for Washington, where sho
will bo entertained by Mrs. Newton
Baker nnd later will visit Mrs James
IS. Ament nt tho National Park Semi
nary, The Tlog'i Homo Guards held their
first nnnuiil May party lust evening at
the church house of the Tioga Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Tioga stieet
west of K ghteenth street, under the di
rection of Mrs. Carl Hrrachcl Those
participating Included Miss Evelyn Fox.
Miss Dorothy Kern. Miss Marjory Ben
jamin, Miss Kutli McKlbben. Miss Elk.
aheth Ewlng. Miss Porothv Plnherro,
Mlse Beatrice Plnherro. Miss Muriel
Plnherro, Miss Mary Price. Miss Glady.i
Schneffer, MIbs Elizabeth Thum, MImh
BUaulWh Brown. MIhs Elizabeth Troe
cher. Miss Elizabeth Feger. Master
Clay re Thomson. Master Andrew Her
schel. Master Frank Thompson, 3d,
"Master Richard Townsemt. Master Wil
liam McKlbben, Master uennein unu
ens, Master George Warple, Master Ed
ward Brown. Mns'er Wesley Harbison,
Mter Frederick Troecher and Master
Jack Lentz.
Mr. nnd Mrs Jncob Munch, of West
Tioga street, will leave on July 1 to oc
cupy their cottuge In Wlldwood for the
summer months.
MOORE3TOWN
Mr, nnd Mrs. Asa Wine have sent
out Invltntlons for a reception at
Wlngvvood on Saturday May 22, from
2 until 7 o'clock
Mrs. Joanna Hlrkel. of Atlantic City,
was u visitor at Hie itectory on Mon
day. Mr. and Mr civile Rogers nre being
CongiatuUted on the birth of a son, J.
Clyde rtogers, .Ir
Cosmopolitan Club Danes
The Cosmnnollinn i-iiii. ,. m crUo n
dance and midnight frolic at the Belle-
vuc-oirauorn on Saturday evening.
Among those Interested In the affair
w 111 be: MIbs Ethel Allen. Mr. Harry S.
Alltn, Mr, Edward A. Armstrong. Sirs.
Earle N. Barber. Mr Harry K. Barber,
Miss Dorothy Bradway, Mr. Charles A.
Barnes. Jr., Miss Jean P. Barrett, Miss
Violet Bnrrett. Miss Sara Batten. Miss
Anna Blair, Miss Martha Bowman, Miss
Marlon E. Boyd. Miss Dorothy Church,
Miss Helen Coladay, Miss Mercedes Cor
vln, Miss Itelcne Curley, Miss Elennor
M. Duffy, Mine Bernlce Duffy, Mr. Paul
Devercaux, Miss Elslo Emcrlck, Mr.
Robert Fleer. Jr, Mr. Hnrry W. Gill,
Mm. Louise Gillette, Mr. Joseph D,
Goodman, Mlsn llosemnry Haltahan, Mr,
T Edward Merrick. Jr.. Mr. Maurice
Henklcs. Mr, Hnrry T. Jones. Miss Hen
rlette C. Koll. Miss Florence Kline, Mr.
William F, Kohler. Mr. Milton Kolb,
Miss Marguerite Llpp, Mr. Robert A.
McMlelmel, Mr. Eugene A. McNemcry.
Jr., Miss Emma McDowell, Miss Lynore
D. McNulty. Miss Adeline P. Margolles.
Miss Dorothy 8. Mlnntck, Miss Anna
Mces. Miss Kntherlne Meet), Miss Ruth
Nolson, Mr Edward J. Nepley. Mr. Jo
seph Plersol. Mr. Robert Ren, Mr. Har
old S. Rohlnton, Miss Dorothy Rogers,
Miss Paulino G. Rorjers, Miss Florence
KuckBtool, Miss Kntherlno Schorm?r
horn, MIbb Eleanor F. Smith, Miss Hilda
Schoch, Mr Ralph Tabrain, Mr, Jules
Tonolla, Miss Mabel P. Walker, Miss
Florcnco M. E. Webb. Miss Lucille II
Wescott, Mr. Bertram K. Wolfe. Miss
Lillian Womelsdorf. Mr. Leslie Wright
and Miss Edna M. Wroe.
MISS EDNA WILSON
WEDS H. T. UMSTEAD
Marriage of Miss Ethel Benham
and Mr. Charles Bock Took
Placo Today
The wedding of Miss Edna Wilson, of
B20 Allman street, and Mr. Hornoe T
Umstead, of Aldan. Pa., will tnko place
this evenlpg nt Sllonm Methodist Epis
copal Church, Seventieth nnd Woodland
avenue, at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. Dr.
Banford will officiate. A small recep
tion will follow Immediately after the
ceremony nt the home of the bride's
parents.
The bride will wear a gown of whlto
georgette and satin and will carry a
bouquet of roses and lilies of the val
Ify, Mis Mary Bnrr will be maid of
honor. Her gown will he pink satin and
she will carry pink roses ami sweet
peas. Miss Mary Hunter, of Haddon
Heights, and Miss Rose Carvln. of Mer-
chantvlllo, will bo bridesmaids. They
will wear blue satin and will carry pink
roses and sweet peas. Miss Anna Wil
son, a small sister of the bride, will bo
the flower girl. She will wear .a dalntv
frock of ruffled net and will carry ros'o
pctnls In her bnsket.
Mr. Oulnton Dickinson will he best
man and Mr. Raymond Parker and Mr.
Hnrry Hill, of Colllngdale, will be tho
ushers,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Umstead will leave Im
mediately after tho reception, for an
extensive wedding trip They will be nt
home after June 1, nt 6522 Allman
street.
was married to Mr. Charles Richard
Beck, of West Philadelphia, by the rep
tor, the. Rev. Edward Ritchie, The bride
was given In marriage by her father
and was attended by her slater, Miss
Gertrude Benham.
Mr. Beck had for best man Mr. Spen
cer Benham, the bride's brother. The
ceremony was followed by a breakfast
at the homo of the bride's parents. Mr.
Beck nnd his brldn left on n trip nnd
will bo nt home after Juno 1, nt B408
Angora terrace.
HARVEY RUFF
A wedding of Interest In this, elty
and In Norwood, Pa., was that of Miss
M. Anno Ruff, daughter of Mr, Augustus
Ruff, of 2819 Somerset Btreet, and Mr
J. Harmon Harvey, of Norwood, which
tnnk nlnr-n this mornlnir with thn llev.
Henry Navlon. of tho Church of
Cornus Cbrlstl. nfflr.lntlmr The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Colette
M. ttuff. nnd Mr. Rav Trite was best
man. Thn bride wore her traveling suit
of dark blue with a bat to match, and
after tho wedding brenkraBt, wnicn ioi
lowed the ceremony. Mr. Harvey 'and his
brldo left on an extended automobile
trip. They will be at homo ln Norwood,
upon their return.
NORRI8TOWN
Announcement has been made of the
engngement of Miss Olive Mengle, grand
daugiiter of the IteV. William J. Mills,
of Willow Htreot. -4o Mr. CharleB Dor
worth. on of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. R. Dor-
worth, of Arch Btreet
i ne engagement is announced 01 .mibh
Helen Smith, of Swede and Marshall
streets, to Mr. Arthur P Thomas, of
Newport News, Va. Tho marriage will
take place In June.
Miss Miriam Tinkler, of West Mar
shall street, entertained nt 500 ln honor
of Mrs, Robert Ross, who recently re
turned from Darling, Vn. Mrs, Ross
before her marrlngn In the South Inst
fall was Miss 1.cIIh May Jarrett, of Nor
rlstown. There were sixteen guests,
Donato Statue Dispute Ends
Ilnrrlsburg, Alay 1 1 . After four nnd
one half years' ilihcupsioii, city council
here has decided to place tho broww ,r
Htntiie. "The- Dance of eternal 8nrltigJ .,;-''
In Iteservoir I'nrk. The figures, tmiles, J j-,
were mnile liv (iltifclinl Donato. a Phil ".'-,. ,
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nilclpnin sculptor, mr ,m. ,1. Mcrsney, -
chorolntn maniifneturer, who went to.1 'f'.
court over inn uiii, 1 up group cnsi 111m StlAi
upward o $;ju,utiu, nmi wnen n jtiryw ft.
told him lie must nay :r,000 to ,tHfci$rV
Nctilptur, ho gave the fountain to HafJ'w W
Wf?
rlsburg.
Badly Hurt In Collision
An iiutomobiln driven by John Itolth,
I'll Arch street, collided with a motor
rjelo nt Fifty-second and Walnut;
streets last night and the cjcllst wnM
seriously Injured. He was tnken Ki
Mlscrlcordln Hospitul in an unconsrioim
ronditlon. He hfls not been identified.
Itolth gave himself up nt the Cifty-fifth
nnd Pine streets police station.
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COLSHEtt CRAIG
Air attractlvo wedding will take place
this evening at the home of Mr, John
Craig, 4260 North Sixteenth street, I
when his daughter. Miss Jnne Craig, I
will be married to Mr, George W Col-,
ner, or tutz florin r rniiKiin circui mv ,
ceremony will be performed by tho Rev. V
Alva J McClaln, of the Church of tho
Brethren, Tenth and Dauphin streets.
Mr. Crnlg will give his daughter Irr mar
riage. She will wear a gown of white
soft allk veiled with georgette crepe and 1 rL
will carry a shower of Bride roses nnd W
Bweet peas. Miss Anna Craig, who will H
bo her sister h only attenannt, win wear
tarreia ana win
I Healthy Wives
a gown of nale blue
BECK BENHAM carry a shower of pink sweet peas.
An Interesting spring wedillne look1 Mr, Colsher will have for best man
nlucA at noon today in the Protestant . Mr. Harold Hoser. of GerniHiitown A
Episcopal Church of. St. James the Less,
Falls of Schuylkill, when Mies Ethel
Benham, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
George Benham, of 4157 Ridge avenue,
reception will follow tho ceremony Thn
bridegroom and bride will leave on a
trip nnd upon their return they will ho
at homo at 4260 North Sixteenth street
Special
Bargains in
Grand,
Upright and
Player-Pianos
Wonderful values in excellent
pianos that have been taken in
exchange for the famous Lester.
These standard instruments have
been thoroughly gone over by
our factory experts, and put in
fine condition.
tMy
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
For Tomorrow!
Skirts at Half -price!
Blouses at Half-price!
A Double Event most extraordinary in character:
TTjj CfLiVfo Sample Sports and Silk Skirts
1 lit! OKU Lb . one 0f a Wnd, All-wool
plaids, Baronette Satin, "Fan-ta-si," Georgette Crepe,
"Kumsi-Kumsa," "Roshanara" Crepe, Corded Silks,
and Crepe de Chine: in white and bright summer
colorings: tailored styles: knife and novelty accordion
pleated models. Regularly 25.00 to 79.50. To
morrow 12.50 to 39.50
Tho JZlmiQOQ AN of tlie ,,nest Georgette
A IIV UlUUDVQ crepe, effectively trimmed
with real filette lace and dainty embroideries. Reg
ularly 25.00 to 39.50. Tomorrow
12.SO to 19.50
'TWERE In no excuse for any woman to be weak,
ailing, nerves on cdffe, too thin or over-stout.
DE VIVACIOUS have plenty of "pep" don't
- always be "tired" andcotnplain!ng.
We'll make a new woman of you within thirty day.
Trial Dcwonatratton Treatment Grati
COLLINS INSTITUTE
FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY Bellevue Couit Building
Phone, Svrucc S18L 1418 Walnut Street H
Halrdrc8sinR Department
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1 1214 Chestnut Street 1214
I ANNOUNCE FOR THURSDAY
Hats That Are New
' A specially nttrnctlvo croup of charming models reflectlnfr nil the
nppniveil stvles for Inter Snrlnir wear nnd Summer.
$15.00
Huts of Georgette and Organdie
, OfMhe-Face Flower Hats
Sports Hats Smart Irregular Shapes
Transparent Hats
If Mm r weary of the commonplace If smart modes anil lively
colorings attract you don't ml this display of charming- chapeuux.
Clearance Sale of Odd Pieces of
Fine Dress Silks, $2.50 Yard
These nip nil excellent values of tho finer tfrnde silks; checks,
plaids. noeltet" and foulards. The alues are up to $ 00 a jard.
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Extra Size Silk Hosiery, $1.75
These are pure thread silk hofclery with lisle soles and carter top
fashioned feel They art- slightly Irregular In manufacture or thev
would be marly double thla price.
Hosiery with U nbleached Soles,45c pr.
These are wry Imrd to procure even at the recular price and
these arc almost half price becnuso of slleht IriFKularltlcs In weave
llniitfil lot nt ihlM price
Grand Pianos
s450
The limine I'lihllr l.rlrr xrlcnmcs
Norlul nol nf Inlfrest from uirloui
purt of the rlli. Iiit tljee miles inimi
he rmmblr of frlftriitlnn. Ilrrriftrr
mvIhI Items wnt liv nmll to Hie imper
lll not be iiiilillliI. unless signed li
the sender nllh name, KilUress Hiid tele
iitione number. Address sni-ls Hems tn
the Society IMIIor. KirnlnK I'ubllc lileer,
I10H rliestnut street.
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tflhter of mV VnS ??"? E!nbriy
!;'ibrey ii"n,,.Mr". Lous Philip
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Fur Storage and Rcmodelinn at Extremely Low Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
SEMI-ANNUAL
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY
SUITS-COATS DRESSES WAISTS
SAVINGS 20 TQ 50ft
$1200 WEBER
Rosewood. Parlor Grand.
$1000 STARR
Baby Grand. Mahogany
Like. new.
$1400 CHICKERING
Mahoerany quarter grand
Like new.
$900 LESTER
Quarter grand Mahogany
Kxcellent condition
Player-Pianos
$600 KNOBLE
Maho.uny. Larce size
$650 StORY & CLARK .$7
Larse size Mahocnn uiu
$750 Emerson AngcSus $5ft
Mahogany. Full size JJJ
$950 LESTER $&rl(
Excellent condition Larse, VfJl
mahogany
$650 Melville Clark UK
Burl walnut. Large size. TTJ J
Upright Pianos
Final Clear-a-Way Dress Sale ! 1
An event which features price concessiotis ?
as never before given bu this shon !"
i 100 Satins, Georgettes, Tricotines, Taffetas
TT HERE are dresses for every occasion, tiie majority Pli
h in moaci sizes, rne greater numoer ot aiternoon .
g dressos makes this sale veiy worth while to the woman w
who needs a dress tor afternoon dress-up, shopping, ia
tea, etc.
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Standard Makes of Sewing Silk
lOOYard Spools; 15cSpool; $1.75 Doz.
Tllark and uhlte nnd 300 shades this Is a worth-while saving and
'I would pay you to lay In a suppl nt this extremelv low price.
Itrgularlj -3c spool None to dcalirs
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In many instances these
dresses are marked at
Less than 20r'c
(roni the oriRinal srllinK prices,
wliile the others ne are simply
lit tin k k at cost to innkc room
for our New Summer Stocks.
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Silk Prussian Seam Binding, 50c Piece
HcM Quality Prussian Scnm Binding in black and white; 9
yanl pieces. This quality has been priced around town at 68c
piece, hpecial, ."0c piece.
Hest Quality TulTetn Seam Hindinj,', 9-yard pieces; black or
white; at 10c piece.
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$350 SMITH & BARNES $17t;
Large size. Mahogany. L i J
$300 CONNOR
Ebonlzed. Large size
$350 NEW ENGLAND
Walnut. Large size
$350 N. Y. PIANO CO.
Large size Mahogany
$150
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$350 HUNTINGTON $01IT
Fine tone, excellent condition ulv
Large, mahogany case
$400 PERRY
Nearly new Large size
Mahogany,
$450 LESTER
Medium size Mahogany ra
'250
..'265
J. B. Sheppaqd & Sons
Towels De Luxe
All pure linen huck, fine and soft as silk; beautiful
damask borders. In all our experience, we have
seldom seen handsomer towels.
Selling at our REGULAR PRICL3.
We invite comparison with those nsked for similai
qualities elsewhere I
1008 GhesEnufcStTect
ffloot Reasonable "Prices for Qtiatlt
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1306 Chestnut Street
Please send me a complete de
scription or your bargains ln
slightly used (style marked X-
Grand Pianos F
Player-Pianos H
Upright Pianos jl
also details of eay-pavment pla'n,
without Interest or extras.
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COMPLETE STOCK ALL STYLES ALL FINISHES
The J. R. WILSON CO., 929 N. Broad Street
(limed and GlrnrJ)
VICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS EXCLUSIVELY
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Our ttrvh l nxt eloor tm you no matter whtr youUv.
1122 Chestnut Street
Quality and Standard Famous Over Half a Century :
Remarkable Reductions
on
Dewees Standard Merchandise
Are always appreciated and this May Sale is ofTerintf
(rrcat savings at prices, our customers tell us, are
unmatched elsewhfie. Dewees Service and Courtesy
make purchasing here a teal pleasure.
FOR TOMORROW THURSDAY
Dewees Undergarments
Famed For Thru Quality mid Needlework.
Are specially priced for this week only. This sale com.
prises dainty garments made of selected materials,
which were purchased months ago and therefore can
he offered at such reallv low pi ices,
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW
Satin Camisoles
f Tomorrow $1.95, Regular Price $2..")l)
Tailored models in flesh and nnvv are trimmed with
hemstitching and featuie ribbon shoulder strap..
Envelope Chemise
Tomorrow Sl.J),"), Regulnr Price $2 50 and Si.7:.
I'scellent nualitv nainsook fashions these pretty
chemise There n" three styles, lace "id embroidery
trimmed having ribbon-run beadim'S. Thev are excep
tional values, as all the other -pedals are nnd hould
be purchased now for futuie use.
Bridal Silks
At Special Prices
S VTIX RADIANT, iO inchr. wide
Tomorrow S.1.95. Regulcr price 5I..-.0
SVTIN HONEYMOON. 36 inches wi-ln
Tomorrow S1.00. Regular price $l.7.r
SATIN CIURMKUSK. 10 Inches w'd-
Tomorrow S5.00. Regular price S5.7S
STIN HASSKTT, 40 inrlirs wide
Tomorrow S5.23. Regular price 5.7.'i
SATIN SUBLIME, 10 inches wide
Tomorrow $5.25, Regular price 5.7.'
SATIN SUPERR. 40 Inches wide
Tomorrow S9.50. RecMlur prlcp $tlji0
SATIN. SUEDE. 40 Inches wide
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