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Nancy Wynne Tallcs of
Mrs. R. Pcnn Smith to
Show Miss Norris
Tllp May luncheons linve begun nt
Hedglcr. atld many of (lie members
rc tnklnc alvantn(?c thereof to entertain
Mr Taft MoKcnzlfl gave n luncheon
TMtcnlay In honor of Lady llutlcr, of
tambrldge, Englaud, who la here, you
know, ntnying with her parents, the J.
Levering Joneses. Bedglcy Is one of the
lovclltst epots In Fairmount Park. The
.liibhoiise Is built around tho old llght
,o,ie mid Is us quaint and nttrnctlvc
insiilc hs nny club I Imvo cr Men.
Different members take charge of tho
luncheon each week, nnd when the club
first started they did oil tho cooking.
1 have not heard lately whether they
ttlll keen that custom up. but I Imagine
il'ov do. Mrs. Harry French gave n
luncheon yestcrdny nlso, and so aid Aim.
Carton McKlroy. Mrs. French will give
another luncheon next Thursday and
. Walter Waring Hopklnson will
also entertain. ,
EVBHYDODV on earth Is going to
thrf circus these days.. I have, never
fen anything like the crowds. It s as
miKh Mjfou? lifc ,s wdrth t0 ?l ,n,.,f
wu happcu o be a little, late. Hut the
C after you do get Inline-lent as I
m I love that fool clown who rides
round ontho tiny librae and gets off
Inv mlnuto nnd then stands -quietly
waiting for said horse to walk up and
ri"e him np on his back ngaln. And
that ridiculous Arc!
I THINK the party for the disposal of
the effects of the French committee
M the Emergency Aid, which Is sened
u ed now for May 25, will helot of fun.
.ftcrnoon tea, nnd .Sophie Norris and
Dnctor Kelly nro to auction off the
things. There ore posters, books, pic
tures, trophies nnd mementoes of the
war. It's really more for n goodby
to the committee and to give, those who
vorked there for the Inst four or five
years, during the great war, n chance
to keep n souvenir of those days ol
rourageous endeavor. The tables for
tea will be placed in the garden of the
Emergency 'am, 1521 Walnut street,
ind invitations nre to be sent out to
attend. It sounds very Interesting to
me. .
THK Devon Horse Show this year
should be n great success judging
from all I hear of It. Entries have
keen received in great numbers from the
West, Kentucky, New bngland nnd
New York. And many American ex
hibitors, who had intended to be pres
mt nt the Olympln.' In London, have
decided to come to Devon for the reo
fnn that this show promises to bo one
nf the best ever given in this country.
There arc to be, of course, lots of other
entertainments the bnby show for in
ntsnce. which is always such fun. and
nf which Mrs. Edwnrd E. Le Boil
tilller has charge. Then there 'will bo
afternoon ten-nnd dancing in the, pavi
lion, a pngenut on Saturday evening nt
S o'clock (but in case of rain, of
course this will be postponed until
Monday). gvmkliRiin games on the
playgrounds for the children nnd a dog
uliow which 'will tako place Pa Friday.
A Bon Mnrcho nnd tobacco shop;
list shop, cake and candy shop, cafe
teria, market, ice cream nnd nil the rest,
will be scattered nlong the midway In
tho thntched-roof village, which will be
rolled "Easy street."
One of the most interesting' features
will he the rummage sale, which is to
be undcr"tlip direction of Mm. It. l'enn
inilth. and I am sure it will be a very
fine one. as I hcRr that Mrs. Smith hns
a big barn at Uryn Mawr. filled with
nil sortH of finery which will be disposed
of at the Fnie.
BlT)t)Y is only three years old, but
ever since tin has been old enough
in understand, he has heard how when
he is n great big man. he must always
k polite nnd attentive to his sisters,
who nre seven and1 five years of nge.
Tludily hns learned tho lesson well, but
lie ..rrms to think lie will put off tho
nil lime for n while as yet.
The other day he asked big sister for
a drink of wnter just.cn she sat down
to dinner. She got ISBfor him, saying
meanwhile: "Oh. Buddy, you're nl
ways wanting something. I never sit
down to eat my. dlnuer that you don't
vk for something."
"Well." said Buddy, "When I'm a
Us hoy. don't I have to wait on you
and Helen? You can get mo thum
water now, I thould'thlnk."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The wedding of Miss Marjory Taylor,
daughter nt Mr. and Mrs. Boland L.
Taylor, nf Gwynedd Valley, nnd Mr.
fiordon I ta.nl wick will take place on
Juno !(!,
An Interesting wedding to society In
this city will bo that of Miss Mathllde
faportas, daughter of Mrs. Benla
Brown Saportas, by a former marriage,
JJ Koniiy Brook, Saratoga, and Mr.
David Trumbull I.anman . Vnn Buren,
'ksWhi.JS OPPORTUNITY IS WITH USFIIGHT NOW.
Im&'ji&r Y0U DON'T KNOW HOW UONO .WE'LL
iffiWjlP HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE. JOELAWARE
i'"S? ' RIVER DRIDGE But
1 m&m
rjIjyK a m gg- tga m -m jgaf. Mte BiL.
IIvVl3Wn )1 'N E SUPREME TRIUMPH OF HER CAREER AS
jpxiMPa IS HERE RIGHT NOW
wLBII JL And Spreading Her
TOr9TllsWwtiO 0Utl Tldno to Enthuslaatle
rS(l$''8l'' Audlencea at Every Performance.
METROPOLITAN
..-.. nr"en Preaontatlon of
Box RV.fu.5,.?,8ir EVENINQS, 7 AND -J8c AND 60a
4 Fj-r-;.
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Have Rummage at Devon ,
to Offi'ciate at Auction
M!ch .'" tal0 P'ace n June !. In .the
i?0,,1i.J?l,lxiV..Xow York. Mrsi Raportns
??n vIlJ8. fcl'Fabe!h ll- Slnnlckson, of
vw $?& enliouae Square. Mrs.
7m r,(3ll?' Alexandre, a sister of tho
of'ue; will nctas matron of hohor. Mr.
S.?-1 ,r"; knportag lmve sold tlielr Homo
!L.DilJtlmre and will llvo at Malvern,
wnero they have nurchaaed a place.
d nAI"?nB' ,,,le Bucsts who will nttend the
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver R (-romweh.
nt i2B Walnut street. In lionor or
Miss Dcophlne. Dodg-e, wliose marrlngo
to Air. James It. it. cvomwell will lake
"ace on Juno 17, will bo Mr. nnd Mrs.
and
nnd
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niendlnnlng, .Miss Mary F. rtlendlmilnfr.
uh unnior uwen uairu, aiibs Ainry u.
Ijprrls. MIrs Marlon Winter nlrd, Miss
i Ivza K- .Morris, Mr, Alfred Ti SerKcant,
Mr. Wlater Jtnndolpli, Mr. Kdgur
Wright Balrd. Jr., Mr. Charles Jnrcd
I TflfFprftnll nn.1 Afr t.t.M ll.Hnlnli
The Garden Club, or Philadelphia, whs'
entertained nt tlio homo of Mrs, John
Packard, 3d. of Chestnut Hill, yester
day. Tho members of tho class coni
petcd ns to the most artistic .arrange
ments of (lowers In receptacles, tho
flowers bclnp gathered from their own
gardens. Mrs. n.iyard Henry, of Chest
nut Hill. Is president of tho class: Mrs,
Franklin Tepper, first jco president )
Mrs William Mercer, second vice presi
dent, and Mrs, J. Chcston Morris, sec
retary. Mrs, rtobcrt Strawbrldjrc, of Bryn
Mawr. who hns hen In New York
during tho week, will return today. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Strawbrldco wilt entertain nt
a dinner party on Saturday night.
Mrs. W. Walter Thrasher, of Over
brook, will entertain nt a luncheon at
the Overbrook Golf Club today In honor
of Mrs. John Turkcr, of Atlanta. On.,
; who is vismng ner sister, Mrs. i- rcuericn
i Hngen, of Monte Vista.
I Miss Clara l.nndell. dauchter of Mr,
nnd Mrs. Kdwln A. l.nndell. Jr.. of 58H
Drexel road, Is entertaining nt tlm
circus this afternoon In honor of Miss
Oraco Christine CJelgcr and her bridal
party. Mis Oeluer's tnarringn to Mr.
Jonathan S. Wllford. of Merlon, will
tako place early In Juno.
Under the auspices oil the ladles'
committee of tho Merlon Cricket Club a
mustcaln nnd tea will ho held at the club
house. Haverford, tomort-ow. from 4
until 6 o'clock. Mrs. Oeorgo W. B.
Fletcher nnd Mrs. Alfred Lowry will re
ceive. Tho artists will be Mr. Aurello
Olornl and Mrs. Daselcr.
MrB. J. Oalloy nnnounces tho engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Uorothy
Mario Thompson, to Mr. Bugeno Irving
Gilbert, of San Francisco, Calif.
Mrs. Harry Homel. of tho BltzCnrl
lon, hns as her guest her sister, Miss
Bose Belson. of Chicago.
The alumnae of Miss Hill's School en
tertained at luncheon today at tho Art
Alliance In honor of tho graduating
class. 4t which thero nro twenty-three
members.
The Riverside Dnnclng Acadomy will
hold Its weekly dance tomorrow eve
ning ni eorreai nan, nivcniun .1. .
Mr. B. Stccher, chalrmnn, nnd Mr. H.
Stecher. vlco chairman, will have
charge of tho affair.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Charles H. Mcyor. of'l.lt West
Mt. Airy avenue, will entertain nt a
children's party, nt her homo this eve
ning In honor of tho sixth birthday anni
versary of her daughter, Miss Blta
Meyer. Guests will Include Miss Laura
Haines, Miss Josephlno Mundy, Miss
Martha. Bawn, Miss Jean Necl, Mfos
t'eggy Foster. Miss Buth Nixon. Miss
Bcglna Meyer. Master Billy Mundy.
Master Junior Foster, Master Robert
Nixon, Master Richard Hagy and Mas
ter Junior Meyer.
Mrs. Frank Bayard Stewart, of S1B1
Morris street, entertained thn graduat
ing class of Miss Hill's school, of which
hor daughter. Miss Gladys Stewart. Is a
member, at tho circus yesterday after
noon. The wedding1 of Miss Rltn Conroy,
dnughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Con
roy, of Green and Pcnn streets, German
town, and Mr. Joseph Hlckcy, son of
Mrs. Stefano Hlcfcry and the lato Doc
tor Hlckey, of this city, will tako placo
on Tuesday, JUne 1
Miss Conroy will hn'o her sister. Miss
Florence Conroy, an mfldd of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be; Miss Kleanor
Mullln, Mlsa Elizabeth Doyle. Miss May
Whlto nnd Miss JuJIa Tctf. Mr, Hlckey
will have his brother. Jr. Stefano
Hlckey ns beat man, and tho ushers will
Include Mr. William McDcvltt. Mr.
Charles O'Boyle. Mr. John King' and Mr.
William Conroy. Jr.. a brother of the
hrlde.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Dullng. of ,149
Belham road, are spending somo tlmoat
Whlto Sulphur SprlngB. '
Miss Ethel Towne has returned to her
home at 241 East Johnson street from
an extended visit with Miss Esther Mc
Carthy In New York.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry W. Mace, of
5916 Bnynton streot, entertained Infor
mnlly at thotr honw. Guests Included
Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Strtnroch, Mr. and
Mrs. Chavles Broadbent. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Poterman, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Bardsley, Mr. and Mrv I.cach, Mrs.
Esther Penderghcst and Jier nons. Mr.
Harry Knorr. Miss Elizabeth Knorr,
Mrs. Edward Phillips. Mrs. Jennie Hlg
glns, Mr, William Blder, Mm Martha
OPERA
HOUSE
thla Maaterplece I
a Masterpiece in pniisaeipma.
7 AMrt 3Se AND BOo.
street
Street or Metropolitan Opera Houso
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ujiiiu uBMemirst .Mnson, Jr., Mr.
aim. .i, iiutcninson fecit. Jr.. Mr.
Mrs. ( A, Hcckscher Wothprlll. Mr.
Mrs. Josenh N niiiinrpv i.t mi
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JHtS. GUILLIAEMK AEKTSOK, JK.
W10 had rltargc of tlio (oy depart.
ment nt the Dog nml Tony Show
held for tlio benefit of tlio Poly
clinic Hospital on Wednesday
Knoit. .Mrs. Harry Brown, Mr. S. H.
Clair, Mrs. Edwnrd Elston. Mrs. Ed
wnrd Homcmlllcr Mrs. William Cock
ran Mrs. Chaunty, Mr. Brogon and Mr.
Archibald Wllcock. ,
Mrs. -Charles H, .Chapman, of 1G7
West Durham street, Is visiting relatives
In Illinois for six wceVit,
ALONG TH5 READING
Mrs. Theodore Hustbn. of Oak Banc.
entertained her "500" on Monday,
Among the guests wero Mrs. Charles
Oughton, Mrs. Charles Snyder, Mrs.
Howard Adams, Mrs. Edward Moyer.
Mrs. H. Blanck. Mrs. MacPherson, Miss
MacPherson, Miss Helen Huston, Miss
Helen Tabram, Mrs. J. Inghnm.
Miss Madeline Button, of Wngner
avenitp. I.ogan, entertained Informally at
her homo on Tuesday evening. Miss
Gladys Murphy. Mri Thomas Kennedy
nnd Mr. John Flnnlgan were tho guosts.
St. Mary's Annual Bazaar
The members of St. Mary's Hospital
Auxiliary will hold tho annual bazaar
May 20.21-22. The Growth of tho hos
pital has overtaxed tho resources of the
Institution to such nn extent that an ad
ditional operating .room has become nec
essary, nnd tho proceeds of the bazaar
will bo used to equip the new room with
all modern appliance, ns well as to
make other Interior Improvements.
The bazaar will ho held In the hospi
tal. Krankford avenue nnd Palmer
street.
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Opportune Buying Days
Although somewhat earlier in the season than usual,
reductions are already being made embracing all Fash
ionable Spring Apparel
SAVINGS IN PRICE AT THIS TIME AVER
AGE ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
Tailor-made and Costume
Suits
Fashionable Day Wraps
Afternoon and Day Dresses
Dinner and Evening Gowns
Attractive New Blouses
-Sweaters and
All .Millinery
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho members of tho Philadelphia.
Brandt of tho Alumnao Association of
Cedar Crest College for Women, Allen
town, will hold their May entertainment
In Now Hop on Thursday. May 20,
when Mrs. Georgo Bchoch will be the
hostess. Mrs. Walter Hcott ts president
of tho organization i Mrs. Mary Boner,
vice prealdenV: Mrs. George II, Mc
Oav, corresponding secretary : Mrs. How
ard Heckler, recording secretary, and
Mrs. Jacob Gelger, treasurer. There are
flfty-flvo members. Arrangements are
being mado to havo tho June meeting
In Allentown at the time of the college
commencement.
Mrs. Dutlleld Atdrloh, Mrs. peorge
Gravenstlno, 2d, Mrs. James A. lioder,
Mrs. Loroy Pearl, Miss Margaret Mc
Cnllum. Miss Margaret Marls, Miss
Sarah Tcpper, Miss Edna Paramore,
Miss Edna Loreaux, Miss Helen Bocka
feller. Miss. Anne Htentsle and Miss
Dorothy Immcl, members of the Gamma
Chapter of the Thct Alpha Theta So
rority, will give n Cird party on Sat
urday at the Blttenhouse.
1 The members of tho Delta Tau Club
will be entertained on Snturday after
noon by Mrs. Beon Andrews. Mrs. Stew
art B. Vnkles. Miss Edith Comly. Mrs.
Kdwln B. Maize, Jr., Miss EsUier
Johnstone, miss rauune i.emer,
Gortrnde I-oyman. Miss Dorothy Min
degrlft. Miss Margaret Vftn Horn and
Miss Marian Miller.
Miss Helen Huston, of J900 North
Park nvenue, will entertain the follow
ing at dinner on Saturday: Mr. and
Mrs. Clmrlpn Knvrter. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Blanch. Mr. Bay Fenstemaner
ana Air. Marvin FcnstemaKer.
Mr nnd f,. Amna Itfnnrtwnrd Will
celebrate their golden wedding June 8
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. M.
W. Hall, of Pleasantvlllc. N. J. Mr. and
Mrs. Woodwanl havo two daughters,
two grandchildren and three great
grandchildren, all living.
Tho wedding of Miss Helen M. Wilson
and Mr. Arthur F. Morrlssey took place
on Wednosday, April 28. Mlsa Florenco
Wilson was maid of honor and Mr. Bob
ert Morrlssey -was best man. On their
return from a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Morrlssey will llvo In Olncy.
A muslcale was given nt the fctudlo
of Mr. Carl II. Stangcr, of 2004 North
Thirteenth streot, last week. Thoso
taking part wero Miss Clara Volght,
Miss Ruth McCormlck, Miss Boo Ma.
kruzen, Miss Grace Stein, Mr. Hymat;
Mnkruzen, Miss Constance Acheson,
Miss Alberta Wlstnr, Mr. Frank Bow
croft, Mrs. Flora Htrousso. Miss Flor
enco Dlehl and Miss Boulse Borrego,
assisted by Miss Dora Stangcr.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Irene E. Krlegerwill entertain tlio
members of her sororitv. the Tau Phi
Sigma, at her bungalow, at Brldgswator
over the week-end. Among the guests
wilt bo Miss Benore McCullough, Mlsa
Henrietta Nleman, Miss Margaret Malr,
Mlsa Edyth Myers. Miss Edith MacOar-
rlirle. Miss Margaret McCausland, Miss
warjorio McKanrf, Miss Mario McClure,
Miss Flora McClure. Miss Bareta Pint-
land and Miss Dorothy Carnhlll.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Albert Kamps
entertained nt their home. 1724 Weat
Pnsyunk avenue, on Tuesday cxfinlng,
lir honor of the birthday of their daugh
ter. Miss Arleta Kamps.
Miss Victoria Allen, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Elwood Allen has returned to
her home, 1914 South Chadwick street,
after having spout soveral days with
relatives, at Pdnnsgrove, N. J.
Stlss Ethel Kothman entertained at
her homo In honor of tho engagement
of Mlsa Sadie Witts Sterling to Mr.
Henry Mailman, of Chester. Tlio wed-
:millp&
Top-Wraps
of Individuality
The sketch shows, a
Lionel Sport Coat
Smartly tailored of heather wool. It is
bcltejd. has inset pockets; yoke effect across
back and inset pleats finished with embroid
ered arrows. The price, $39.75.
New Cape-Wraps
An indispensable any-time wrap, which
avers the present fashion. Adorable styles of
various fabrics; all silk lined. $50 to $125.
1337
Chestnut St.
Sensible Prices
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Inr will tako, placo In tho fait Amon
thoao present Werol Mlsa Ruth Sterling,
MJsa Jane Hearting-, Mrs. Frieda. Wolfo,
M ss Sarah Senn, Miss Ida Fosternak,
Mlsa Edith Wood, Miss Beatrice Both
d'M!'", Mm Morrison, Mr. 80I6
" Wolfson, Mr. Georgo Senn, Doctor
Tiirr, Mr, Jack Jamison, Mr. George
Sdkolove and Mr. Samuel Fisher.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. James Pendleton Horn, Sr.. of
the Tracy, Thlrty-slxth and Ctiestnut
streets, announced the engagement of
her granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
E?tron5 .."ver ,0 Mr- Jol'n Kea Huston,
n.S f Zirs' Mttry Beaton Huston, also
of tho Traey.
, Mlsa Virginia Combes, of 6411 Cedar
ainli ,,a ."ad .as her guest for aev
V?uC -SLn" Mary. Younf. of Ridley
Park. While here Miss Young was the
guest of honor at a small dance and
supper lven by Miss Combes at her
"PJ"6'?710. Bleats Included Miss Dor
othy Proud, Mlsa Dorothy Miller, Miss
Elsie Ejb, Miss Claire Newport, Miss
Mary Youne:. Mr. William rl nr
Maurice MoCullough. Mr. Bloyd Walters;
til' f """"", ot Hiaicy I'arK, and
Mr. Peter Gerhart, of Kentucky.
St. Leonard's Alumnae Association
have Issued Invitations for a card party
J?i.h1 5!vf'.f at.,h? Convent of tho Holy
Child. Thlrty-nlnth and Chestnut streets,
on Saturday. May 22, for the benefit of
the building fund. Mrs. Thoma S.
Buano Is chalrmnn of the committee In
chargo of tho affair.
Miss lfclen Flntrerty, of 6230 West
minster avenue, has returned to her
h.n,t, aiter apondlng a few days in
Washington, where she was a guest at
Mlsa Lallan M. Flanlgan. of 6042
Wt avnu' h02 IS" for a Ovo' weeks'
!P 'SnJn0 auraml Canyon and Califor
nia. While there she will visit friends
In Bos Angeles.
. TIOGA
.,iMmon!Lthe in'5rt!ng -Tune weddings
will be that of Mrs. Myrtln 1 Watthnr
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel M.
.Martin, of 3530 North Tweiity-socond
ji.,, uiiu ir, rtnnur w. iiarlng, of
Boston. Mass.. which will take placo on
Wednesday aftornoon, the 30th, In St.
Pauls Beformcd Episcopal Church,
Broad and ennngo streeta Tho bride
will bo attended by Miss Emma Car
penter. Mr. Iiarlng will havo for best
man Mr, .1. Allan Ingram nnd his ushers
will Include Mr. John Hunter aird Mr.
Goonre Pope. The ceremony will bo fol
lowed by a reception at tho home of the
bride's parents. Tho bridegroom and
brldo will live In Boston.
Mrs. Ilerbcrt Agate, of Tioga and
Twenty-third streets. ntnrtulnrt th
members of tho World Wide Guild of
the Temple Baptist Church, orr Monday
evening, at her home. Her guests In
cluded Miss Gertrude Janney, Mlas
Madalelno Jones, Mrs. Edgar J. Browna
well. Miss Bertha Janney. Miss Myrtle
Tindall. Miss Eva Tlndall, Mlsa Elsie
Burt. Miss Baurn Nlef. Miss Gladvs
Christ, Miss Sarah Taylor, Miss Jermls
Barber and Mrs. Charles Lyons.
Dr. nnd .Mrs. Albert I., Itont, of West
Erie avenue, entertained nt dinner and
cards on Thursday ovenlng, at their
home. Their guests, who are members of
the Neighbors' Club, Included Mr. and
Mrs. Nowton Firth Hill, Mr. and Mis.
Charles Calllnan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
BONWrr TELLER G.- CO.
Individual jfintjerie JKop
' THIRTEENTH AND SANSOM STS.
Continuing Our
MAY SALE OF.
UNDERGARMENTS
With Even Greater Values
Hand-Made Philippine
Undergarments
GOWNS
CHEMISES,
DRAWERS
BODICES
PETTICOATS
Bodices of Satin
Also Crepe de Chine; Georgette
and lace trimmed. 1 QC
Formerly priced up to 3.95.
PI and Made Envelope Chemises
Hand-made Philippine Chemises O Etfl
of sheer batiste, hand-hemstitched
Bontell Night Gowns
Of fine Batiste in flesh and white. T ?
Formerly 2.95. J ,W
Grepe de Chine, Satin and
Georgette Undergarments
GOWNS
CHEMIS1S
BOCKERS
BODICES
"Bontell" Envelope Chemises
Of Batiste; hemstitched and lace 1 Q
trimmed. Flesh and white. " JO
Formerly 2.95.
Shadow Proqf Petticoats
Of tub silk; straight model;
hemstitched hem.
Evening Petticoats
Of Crepe de Chine; flounce of QJ?
chiffon and soft lace. &&
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Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Met, Mr.
nml Mr, William Itnar-h ntl Mr. and
Mrs. AmosiGelkler. An elaborate clos
ing entertainment for tho season will
bo given next month at Lu Lu Temple
Country Club, nt Fltzwatertown, when
thero will bo a dnner followed by
dancing,
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
A meeting was held last evening In
tho Publlo Library Building of repre
sentatives of all organizations and
churches at tho Falls and tho residents
of the village to arrange for a cornmu-
nltv rnmnrlnl mmrvrm nn RlindaV. May
30, on Dobson's Athletio Field In honor
of the young men from this section wno
died while serving the government in
tho world war. Mrs. Joseph Tyrell pre
sided and addresses were made by Mr.
P. H. Kelly and Mr, John Smithies.
WI83AHICKON
Thero will be a conference this eve
ning of all tho pastors of the Wlssa
hlckon churches and the superintendents
of the Bible schools at the home of the
Bev. Wlllnrd L. Amthor, 168 Harvey
street.
Mr. Charles Erwln, of Bochelle avenue,
has been spending some lime In Wash
ington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Wlltbank
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be at homo nt 24 Bwarthmore
avenue, Brookllne. Mrs. Wlltbank be
fore her marriage on April 14 was Mlsa
Marjorle Kahle, of 417 Blghter street.
ROXDOROUQH
Mrs. Frederick Turner will give a
dance this evening; at her home on
Monastery avenue. Her guosts will In
clude Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Button.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Bamsay. Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Boot. Mr. and Mrs. Mnt
thew Dunlan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hagenbucher, Mrs. Sarah Fleming and
' fi n.A Xfra CltkfttA W-lffhf
The aid society of Grace Lutheran
Church will give a May party tomor
row afternoon, from 2 to 6 o'clock. In
the social hall of the church, when
thero will be a variety of home-made
cakes und bread for sale.
MOORE8TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. I?dwln Sumner have re
turned from a visit In Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Edmond Palmer entertained in
formally on Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs.. Bell, of Elisabeth, N. J. Among
tho guests wore Mrs. Edwin Sumner,
Miss Agnes Bobbins. Mrs. Clement Hop
kins, Miss Edythe Bobbins. Miss Kathar
ine Gillespie, Mrs. Joseph Qasklll qnd
Mrs. Alfred Boberts.
Mrs. L. Barnes, of Brooklyn. Is visit
ing Mrs. F. A. Warden at tho Bectory.
Mrs. William Stackhouae will chap
eron a house party over the week-end
to Hamilton College, Utlca, N. J., where
Mr. Matlack Stackhouse, son of Mrs.
Tim BrmloK Publln Td(tr wrleemo
ocll notfs of InUrext from various
psrts of the cltr, but them) noti mut
be Tunable of TrrUlrntlnn. Hereafter
fwlsl Items wnt ljr mall to thx paper
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Stackhouse. Is a student. Miss Dorothy
Otthens, of Haddonfleld, will bo one of
tho guests.
Mrs. William Overman. Mr. Edmund
Maule, Mr. Edward Woodward, the
nov. F. A. Warden, the Bev. George
Cuiworth and Mr. AValtcr French at
tended tho Y. M. C. A. banquet held in
Burlington Monday night.
Tho Bev. deorgn M. Bond and Mrs,
Bond nre spending some time at At
lantic City.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Whitney en
tertained Informally at "tea" on Sunday-
afternoon nt Stepping Stones, their
home In Moylan.
"Mrs. Joseph J. Bhoades, of Oil City,
Pa., who has been the guest of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Ewelt Ellis, of Moylan,
has returned to her home.
A dinner was given by tho notary
Club of Philadelphia on Tuesdny eve
ning at the Sprlnghaven Clubhouse,
Walllngford.
Mr. J. A. Tucker entertained nt din
ner at tho Sprlnghaven Country Club
on Wednesday evening.
MARIONETTES' PLAY
Among tho patronesses for the per
formance of Tony Sarg's Mnrlonettcs,
which will take place In thn Clover
Boom at the Bcllevue-Strntford tomor
row afternoon and evening aro the fol
lowing: Mrs. Frederick H Shelton, Mrs, C
The Thirteenth Street Shop
EXTRAORDINARY
SALE OF
Polo Coats
Novelty models created in the smartest Eng
lish coating effects ia a dozen styles and the
wanted shades. Buttoned, and buckled belts.
Half or full lined with silk.
75-00
Value
This is a most unusual opportunity,
and we are able to offer these beauti
ful coats at such a low price only be
cause we were able to make this
special purchase for cash. On this ac
count there will be none exchanged
and none sent C. O. D.
jpnniiii!
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Our Special
$10.00 and $12.00 Hats,
All trimmed in our own workrooms always reflecting Vashlon.'a
newest whims alwaya chic colorful b'Comlnp. Thre Spnclal S10.no
ajid S12.00 llatH have oOmo to reoresent to tho women and lnlssen nf
this city all that Is deHshtful in
They're Worth Much More
Allen's Noted For Beautiful
Flower Wreaths
These Imported Wreaths of field Flowers, roses, fruit, berries,
foliago and small flowers are found at our flower dept. in a score
of lovely desipns, $1.25 to $5.00.
Special Ostrich Bands, worth double, now $5.50.
$1.75 Sport Veils, $1.25 each'
New Shetland finish veils. Tho ideal veil for wear with sailor
and oporUt hats. I'sually worn In tho warmer weather ns a flowing ell.
These nre figured and scroll designs with borders.
Navy Brown Bfack Taupe
Exceptional Value
36-inch Satin Francais, $4.75 yard
Thin la thn rnsular $ 00 aualltv. It m an "xcolle-m grnde com-
hlnlnu the latent Btylo silk with serviceability. A full lino of shades
for evening and stree' wear.
Silk Hosiery With Clocks, $2.75
Slight Seconds of the 5.50 Grade; Half Price
These are a fine gauge pure silk hose with lislo garter tops
and double soles; they havo full fashioned feet and come whlto
with black colors. The imperfections are almost hnpossiblo to find
nnd we have tho same quality in our regular stock in firsts at
$5.50 a pair.
Houbigant's French Toilet Water
Standard Price $3.75, Special $3 hot.
Tho odors nre: I.llac. Violet, Hose, Jasmine. Jlucuet.
This famous French perfume at thla special price for Friday and
Saturday only $3.00
Trefousse French Kid Gloves
S-Button Lengths; Regularly $6.00 at $4.75 Pair
Trefousse1 Gloves are generally conceded to be tho finest glove
produced. They nro nlwaya sold hero at low standard prices
prlceFredoany. "eyy . cC "n AU?"
Allen's French Hair Nets
10c each, $1.00 a dozen
We have Just received a large Importation of our guaranteed
hair nets: they rest almost thla much now to Import, but w ht
still maintaining the price at which wo havo been aelllnc thm for
over novan venrs. vr
Wo guarantee every net to be perfect and to glvo reasonable
wear or wo will cheerfully replace them. .w"wiq
Slip-on Cap Shape in Both Large and Small Sizes
Import Special Straight Shape in. Extra-Large Slzg J
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Mrs. Walter clothier, tho CounlHVori
Mania I'.uiaun. Mrs. jonn uriuuei,- jaw,"-, vi
Kdward T. Htotesbury,, Mrs. Aflrtlpaj ?
Borle, Mrs. Parry S. Allen, Miss IM3
rlet Sartaln, Miss Gertrude Ely Mrs, .'A7,
H. Wlnlerateen, Mrs. William LlitffW'
bach. Mrs. Edward H, Contes. ,Vv",
Thn commltteo In nhnrare of the utV.".i.r
ormaflco Includes Miss lTleanor Curwsi
jirn. lyconiuaa jiccic, miss Agnes MMti4j
Aiisier, Ansa .iuiia nicAiisier,
Margaret raintcr. Mrs. nupert s. ''.
janu. mr. isbwhiu i,ncw, itirs fV'-w1'.
Lornisn, miss Kleanor MtzpstrlcK, ,
I'.mma Miner, miss Marian nuiicr, 1
Idella Gribbel, Mlsa Caroline Beed, 1j
t.awin scnencit Jr., Airs, iienry,?
nn,!. !-,. amm ti rt.nMA -hflBJ 1
Provost Mrs. Lewis Fisher arid fl
Edith D. Sheldon,
Hospital Fete
A fete will bo held In aid of tKe'
Mlserlcordla Hospital on tho grounds
of tho hospital nt Fifty-nftb tret
and Cedar avenue, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, May 27, 28 und 23, from
2 until 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles ,1. Donnelly, Jr and Mrs.
Joseph V. Donovan are In charge. Deco
rations that represent all the nation
of the world, games, amusements or all
sorts for young and old, with special at
tractions each nfternoon and evening,
have all been taken care of Tho' Trilby
String Band of sixty-five pieces will b'(t
on tho grounds Saturday under But
auspices of tho Knights of Columbus,
West Philadelphia Councils,
A number of novel features will be In
troduced for tho first tlmo at the, bazaar.
Where Fashion Reigns
Thirteenth Street
Just Below Chestnut
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