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Rancy Wynne 7'cs o ic Adriancc-Bcans Wedding on June
12 She Sees Strange Styles at the Devon JIdrsc Slwlv
0KJ3 of Hio near future wedding
wlilcli I littorrtliifj Now York ns
ne nt I'hllnilelphln Ih tLnt of tilrnnor
Dcani, daughter of Mrs. .lohu Hlrillng
Drans, of Plioctiixvlllc, nnil Hill
dr nncPt of New York. The wcddlus
will tic very nieltv nnd will take plnn1
In the beautiful Vnllcy Forge Mnnorlnl
Church on 1 lir 112th of .lime. Klizalietlr
Dfnns, Hip bride's fluter, Is tn be mnid
nf linnor nt the mnrrlngc nnd Mr. John
r licit. -Tr., who joii remember' uns
Snrnli linker, N to be matron of lumen'.
Klenimr tlnmble, of llnverfoid. Doro
thv Adrlntue, n sMer of tjie lulile
cronin. Mrs. AiistiMltiP K. .Tnuewiiy and
Sallv Mngll will lie bridemnldH. And
small Ktlill nnd .trim Newlmll will be
Honor girlc.
I line nlni wnnlril to see n wed
ding i" t,lllt; bonutlftll eburoli, nnd mi
now i inv opportunity. The Oenus girls
ramp out hero nnd though they lle in
I'hornUvllle. tlicj'ro always consldcreyl
I liranl wide, perhaps wild, but I
think not. rumors out nt the Horse
Show elenlny that nnollinr 1'lillntlH
nliin NW York nlllnlioe wus scheduled
for .(une 12. but It limy njt be, one
nrtrr enn tell. A bride has the privilege
of changing hor mind nbout her wedding
date before slie hits announced it, mi, iis
I said, it mny tiol.be. but Keep jour
oars open, iiiidwntcli the mulls for In
vitations.
I NEVER eay such oliort dresses ns
there nre this "iir! I lind -thought
that reports which, have reached us
about grenter snneness in dross wore
perhaps true, but, believe me. I hnve
rlrtotii wen xuoh strange gcl-ups ns
tlioe at the Hliow jolordn.
ThN hniom veil business t 10 funny.
You ceo. .ion put on jour lint and then
ton take a thick ohilTon veil and double
it In four to look like n thick bandage,
then 'win pas it ncio our face and
fastrn It nt the bark brim of our lint.
leaving nbout two inches of cll beyond
he fastening. Then you kind of lift
mar eobrow n lilt and the veil gradu
ally slips down from your oes and in
noiiic way gets under your chin nnd then
.tnu mo finally recognized by jour
fiiends and wpll-wisliers. but it's some
stjle, I'll sny; and I enn't say I'm ox
ae'tly for it. unless joii hnve n goiter
or somethiiig on jour tliront you want
to hide. It renlly is not becoming, nnd
It looks fo unnecessary r however, fash
inn lint ti m decreed nnd we ought to be
thankful tlmt this new Idea is nt lenxt
perfectly iiroper. for I can't say that
the Acrv sliort skirts aie.
I was looking nt several mothers,
whose small tots were running about at
the show, anil I wnndero'l if it would
nm lmin sennied slriiiice to me at their
oce if I lind seen my mother with buy
skirt a foot ofT the ground, remaps
it's just getting used to things, but
somehow it's rather n shock.
I NEVER snw nnjthing so wonderful
as the rummnge Sale. Why. thej bad
nally beautiful tiling", and quite n
number of new ones. too. There wns n
brand now sports skirt which hnd been
given U.v one of the shops, which 1
would cheerfully have got for mjself.
but it wns not the light size. It wn a
peach of n skill, dark blue nnd light
blue nnd white pluids,
Everv one wus looking for .Air.-.
Alexander llrown. but she was not
there. I heard Mr. l'enn Smith telling
cni.w, nn lllllt ttllP WUS ill had 1111 lit-
tuck of ptoinnine poisoning. 1 hope
(he'll be better und nble to come to n
part of the affair, for she woiked
nwfullj hard over it.
ti,.,.- i,ml two ciinnlns nics for sale
nml two goats, nnd the loveliest lints
and liugeriR nml nil sons 01 ouus mm
.U. As for the ents. they were won
derful. And the Ice-cream cones were
a joy. especially when tlie sun uecanu
rather warm, as 11 tnu uue in im; n
noon. WEE .Molly had a new pair of shoos
the other day. nnd when Daddy
took hor out for n ride in the tiollev
with him she was much taken up with
Inspecting them. As they stood on the
ooraor in the suburbs waiting for the
ear Mollv showed the beautiful new
Klines to a gentleman who was waiting;
too. and remarked. "M new s oes.
The gentleman wnspioperlj sjinpathetic
and unite won Molly's heart, for after
lhe hnd entered the car she searcheil
hini out In n back sent and called acro-s
to him several times, ever and anon
..turning the shoes. Molly will be three
in two months, nnd one new thing wns
.mile ns another to 'her. ami so she
saw no reason why she should not con
fide to the Hvmpnthetii- gontleninn other
foots, nnd so. suddenly, the wee voice
piped up: " I cot some new shirts, ton;
the) 're awful cute!"
NANCY WYNNE.
' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss Miirjnrlo T'.iul Moirls. wlioo
matringo to 'Mr. Ooiro l''ni""nj Hi own
will tnKo plnco on .lime 21, will bo (juesl
or honor lit n luncheon at the Acoin
fluli on Tlimsdny. Juno 17, to he given
liy Mi llrown'8 mother, Mrs. lMcUerlek
Mis J Hmlloj HerKiiess, of Uyilal.
.will entertain nl luncheon on 'lliiusil.i.v,
.lunn ! In honor of Miss Sadie fiirnlll. i
viliosiviuniilnKe to Major I.llllelnn W T. '
Wallei, Jr., U H. M. C, will tnKo place
i'n Juiin 1'2
Mcinneis of the diocesan committee of
Mip Woman's Au.slllary of the PloccbP
of Pennsjlvniila will IIi.ino a "iiulei day
in a gulden" today on tlio giouiids of
he homo of Mis. Franklin MoKadden, I
near Vlllinuvn. Bishop Ithluclnnder will
attend in the nftcrnoon
Mrs Ilowaid Kranklin T'enf, or Wyn
coie ro.ul, Jcnldntovvii, Issued invlta-
ss Martha Anderson, daugnlcr of
nnd Mrs. WJIllnm Anderson, of
(Ions for n ten on Tlimsdny nftcrnoon,
Juno 3, afi out 4 until c o'clock
Mlsn Agnes novvlniul l.ovls, of G62I
McCnllutn street, is entertaining at
lirldRo nt her home todny In honor or
Miss IJlliiabotli Chllds Htcel, of tho
ood-Norton. acrninntnvvn, whoso ninr
rlnjrp to Mcutennnt Oeorgo ,. Hlcknrd,
V. H. N It. K. r., 0f Jacksonville, Kla..
will tako plnco on Juno ,1 Ouests will
bo members of tho bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. HannMd, Old
I-nnonstor road. Ilaverfonl, spent thn
week-end nt Atlantic t'ltv.
Miss
Mr.
IJnvcrford, will enleitaln nt luncheon at
the Hellrrltp-Strntford x followed lv n
matinee, today. In honoi o." Miss Uotls
tlnrvln, of Hlmron Hill, nmf her bildal
imrrj-. ML'a Oarvln's mairlaco to Mr.
lucellls M. Mitchell, of Itldlcy 1'ark,
will tnke place on June S.
Mr". Ferdinand ,f GinvesT of (lor
ninntotvn, will Blve n dnncn nt lu-r homo
on June 11 In honor of her daughter,
Miss (harlotto Oraves,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Jntncs Wnllac'e are now
'n their new home nt the aieenwuy,
Thlrty-fourtli nnd Charles street, Ual
tlmore. Hefgre their mairlngc tn Apiir
Mrs. Wallace was Miss Uorothv Hal
lowell, daughter of Mr. nnd Mis. Wil
liam Hallowell of tho Wellington. Mrs.
Wnllaco entertained at lunchcorr nl tho
Ucllovue-Slrntford jestcrday, followed
by n nintlnee party. In honor of Miss
draco Christine ("iplcr. nf nvnrln nnk.
nnd her brldnl party, whose marriage to
Mr. Jonathan Seltzer Wllford, of Merlon,
will tnko plnco Juno 8.
A luncheon will be given by thn grad
uating clnss of Miss Hill's School on
Wednesday, June 2. at thn Uellevuo
Stratrord. ehaptroned by Mlf Lillian
Jwies nnd Miss Agnes licit Austin, the
school's principal?,
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
A am prise shower and linusevv arming
was given, to Mrs. John H. Lentz, Jr. of
Old Lancaster toad. Ilnvorford, on Sat
urday evening by thn following relallvcs
nnd friends: Mrs John ft. I.enlz. Mis.
John W Jnnney. Mlsn Virginia X l.enu,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar It. Hoswell. Miss
ficrlrudo Bardenliuer, Miss Mnrearct
Hardonhucr, Mlsa Klennor Hardcnluier,
Mrs. K. II. Morfotd, MIsb Bertha Svvnn,
Miss Kva Desmond, Miss Oertrudo Hen
esscy, BIrs. Klizalietb M. Levis. Miss
Catharine Zlebartrf. Mr Wtlllrtni Walter.
Mr. Samuel T Ttoas, Mr. James Hood,
Mr Leo Bardenliuer nnd Mr. LT. S.
Schwartz.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs Harry Skonett, of 333 West
L'nsal street, entertained at dinner at hor
hojne on Saturday nvtuing In honor of.
tho Rraduatinir class of the Baptist In
stitute. Additional KiiestB Included lr.
and Stis. J. M Wilbur, Ilr Clinilea
Hastings Uodd, Mr and Mrs. ncorce L.
Hstnbrook. Mr and Mis I. H O llnui,
Mr ICniout o'H.ira and Dr. and Mis.
George C. llorttcr
Mrs. II Stanley Ketchnni of 2R8 Har
ov street, entertained nt a sm.lir illnner
party nt her home on Friday evening In
honor of Mrs C'ljde McDougle, of New
nrk. who In the Kiiost of Mis K Umk
Kstnbrook. of 348 West Johnson street
Mrs. William Kldrldgc entertalired nt
bridge at her homo on Monday nft or
noon. The RUcits nunliered twentj.
Fi lends of Mr Hurry M. Collin, of fif)7
llansbeiry stieet will bo Rlad tn know
that he has entlieh recovered from hU
lecent severe illness
MlhS Flliabeth, Craig, of New Alex
andria. Pa . is Ihe quest of her cousin.
Mrs. B. W. Miller, nt her home nt Wlster
street nnd Thotps lane.
MISS TYSON BRIDE -OF
DR. J.' B. CARSON
Wedding qf Dr. Tyson's Daugh
ter at St. Stephen's Church.
Campbell-Crozor Nuptials
Leber, of Wynncwootl, will be brides
timid. Shs will wear, a white chiffon
gown nnd hat and will carry n spray or
white flowers. Threo other smali nieces
will net ns flower Rlrls, dressed In white
orcandlo frocks nnd enrry baskets of
dalles with ribbon They vlll bo Miss
Mnry Jtndcj Acker. Miss Elizabeth
Crozcr Acker iil Miss Josephine Crozer
Ludlow. Mr. Ilohert Dennlson Jones,
of Los An gules, will be bet mnli. Tlieto
will Ijo no iisheis. A laipe teceptlon
will foltow the eeremonj After their
return from n wedding trip Mr, nnd Mrs,
Campbell wll Iho nl Wyndhurst, Ui
land, I'n.
.MISS ItKUIIIA MILTON WHITE
Tlio riiRngciucut of Mlss Vliite, of
,1112'tl Wuliuit street, and Mr. Mm on
Stephen Powers, of Sprlngllelil,
.Mass., has been terciilly nnnoiiiucd
family, ofl.1o AVcst Mount Airy avenue,
will leave, this week-end to spend the
summer nt Wlldvvood.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Dr. Andrew J. Kcclor, of this city,
announces the mnrrlngf' of bis dniiRhlcr,
Mls-f Mildred .Marshall Keclcr, to Mr.
Mnurlco Hltclicn, of Boston, yesterday
In the Spiiug Garden Methodist Episco
pal Church, by the Ilev Linn Bowniun.
Aftir Juno l." Mr, unci Mic Hltchon will
be at home at 2 Commonwealth Chain
beis. 180J Massachusetts avenue, Catn
brldge, .Mass.
Miss Ajmn Shields wni the Mny host
ess of the card club of which alio Is a
member. Mlim MnrRaret Wolfe. JIIss
Joan Lodwlth. Sirs. Henry Brnclihold,
MlssvOliVe Lees, Mrs. Lester Dickon
sheets. Ml?s Beiilab Teltswortb. Miss
Elsa Woolsifer nnd Mlsa Muiy Do Witt
were tlio guests.
Mrs James C. Charlton ontui tulned
tho following nt hrldKc yesterday after
noon. Miss Mdlth Kite, Mrs. Canolf
Malum, Mrs. Louis Schwartz. Mrs Nel
son Clnrke, Mis. W. Ilnlston ltodReu,
Jr.. Mrs Howard F. Maliarg, Mrs. Pltt
nian Baker, Mrs. ( Monty Feliling, Mis.
Charles I'lillllps, Jfrs. Harold V. Lyon
and Mis Kdward Boll.
Miss Fannlo Flngiutd, of 2S0i AVest
Cunibeiland street, gnvo a uilscellaiioous
shower III honor.of Miss Mil a Silvoiiiinli
at her homo. l!)JO West Pussyunk av -line,
on Sunday evening. Among iho
RiiostH were Mr. lOdwnrd Jlondolsohn,
Mr Jacob Wood. Mr. Maurice Horksuui.
Ml Hubert Class and Mr. Michael
(Iliiss, members of tho Quintet I lub,
and Miss Adele Klnestoln, Miss Lena
Sehwatlz., Miss S. Shaperlo, Miss Svlvl.i
Flngiutd, Miss Hvu Baker. Jllss Kath
eiluo Baker. Miss Ida (llsslck. Miss Ida
(JolflbeiR. JIIih Mu.v lilass, Mr Isadoro
Flncsteln, Dr and Mis A. A IMoss, Mr.
and Mis William Sllvoiman. .Mr and
Mis Hairy Llssy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Glass and Sir. and Mrs. B. Klnestoln
Tlio engagement Is announced of Miss
Hdna I.ev.v, of 203(1 North Seventienth
f-Heet, to Mr Jacob 11, Axllbuud, of this
city.
The marriage nt Miss Frances Tyson
.lr...i.i.... iim .....i Mr. T Atnl or TV'
son, nnd Dr. John B. Cnrson. son or
Mr. nnd Mrs. llninntrm L. Cat son, took
Dlaco yesterday at 3i30 o'clock, In St.
Stephen's Chinch, Tenth near ChoBtnitt
HtiecL .. -, .
Miss Ginec Carbnit was maid of honor
and the bridesmaids Included Miss
Itnchcl Filler Miss llrlrn Hope Wilson.
Mrs. Arthur V. Billings and Mlrs Lllzn
belll W raek'Hd ,
Little MIks Sarah Cai son and Mss
Hope Ilnndohm. nieces of the bride
RKiotn were flower girls Mr. l.uin Ilnn-
ilolpli ukh best tnnn and tlie nsiiois in
cluded Mr Joseph Carson, hi other of
tlie bridegroom . Mr John A Baker, of
Connecticut. In- I'o.ter McCall Keating.
Dr Arthur H Billings Dr Hunter W.
Scarlett, of this cltv and Dr Frailly II.
Plnckney, of Morristown. -
A reception followed nt tlie home of
Dr nnd MrsTjsou. 1506 Pprutc street
( 'a m ibi;ll cnoznti
ii..,n .. na,ii,,n .tin tnkn lilnee this
afternoon at I o'clock-, when Alls Eliz
abeth Wimlcn Ciozer, ilaugnier pi ,ir.
nnd Mrs. Joint Price crozer. oi I'li'nou.
Pa. will be married to Mr Wllllaiii
llcnrv Campbell, of Los Angeles, l allf,,
the Hcv. I)r Milton G. i:alis. picslclont
or Crozer Theological -Seminary, ofllcl
ntltiK. The bride, who will be nttlred 111
it whlto sntlu nnd tullo gown, tr mined
with duehess Incc. with (ourt train nun
will carry llllles or the valley, will bo
at tended bv Mrs. Robert Dennlson Jones,
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. '.oltau do Hor
vatb. ol I'liland. as matrons of honor,
and Miss Dolls Fetiton. of Phlladelphln,
as maid or honor, weailiiR gowns or
while organdie and lliet lace, nnd white
intlli straw bats trimmed with blossoms
and Fiench satin strcamots Their Ilow
ois will also be whlto .lilacs and sweet
peas The bride's niece. Ml3 .Inne Dlehl
WEST PHILADBLPHIA
Mrs, L. Mownrd Wentlirby, of 3019
Chestnut street, will glvo a luncheon on
naiuruay in nonor or tier daughter, MIsa
Carol Smith. .
Miss Kntheriue Naglee Mortimer,
dailRhter or Mr and Mrs. Charles Mor
timer, of J09 South Forty.sccond street,
has returned from New York, where she
has spent n year doing ocrupntioiiril
Ibcrnpv at tho Culled states Govern
ment liospltHl. Stnton tslnnd, and also
nt Colonln. N. .1.
Mrs. Frank II Whiting, of I'orty
nerond and Pine streets, hns cloed lier
winter home and is uniting relatives
In Norfolk, A a
Mr. and Mrs Albert Sterling onfr-
tallied at a shower Sunday evening at wood
,i..u ... RAfifl ibrtl,1r, n.venue.111
honor of their cousin, Miss Hadye Tneltl
Sterling, who recently ninv ' ;-
engaReinent to Mr Malliiiaflror ( begttfr.
AmojiR thn Riicsts wcio Mr. "terllnRn
parents, of Wnshington, Mr nnd Mrs.
Morris Sterling. Mrs, PocUrass. Mr, ami
Mrs. Grcenbcrg, Mr. and Mrs IsenbcrR,
Mr and Mrs Hhlller, Mr Herman Sll
versteln. Mr. .David Oolien, Miss Leah
Fulernlck. ,Mlss Itiith .MicrilnR. M
Goldlo Goldman. Miss Ktltel A Both
man and Miss Myra AVItt.
Miss A M. Abrnmson. or r.ti.l AVai
nut street, who have been vIsltlnR I Ht.
LoiiIp. will spend the month or June in
'Minneapolis.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
m und Mrs. Harry Joallne, of tho
need Apartments, will open their umrn?.r
home in Atlantic uy, "" '"" "
reniaht for tnc season
,- ...i ai Hniifl.i niiictv nre re-
celvlne ronRratulatlons on the. birth or
a daughter on Tuesday. May 18. a rs.
gulgly will bo remembered as Miss Alice
Splane.
Miss Henrietta Singer daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Singer, of 612 .South
Fourth street, will be thn guest pf
rrlonds In Washington over the week
Miss Jane Calhoun, daughter of Mr
l.l... f l-alhniin nf 2027 FllZWnler
'street, will spend the week-end at Lakc-
s. John T Mudd are occu
home at 17!) Manhciin
. Mr nml Mi
pving their
street
Mr. and Sirs Frank J. I'obeitsoir will
spend the week-end with Mrs. J. C. Foy
at A'entnor.
Mis. William II BalNisby will eu
teitain at caids at lier homo on Sntui
day evening.
Mis. Lewis Swefger, or Seymour nnd
Giocno strtets. ciitertuined nt cauls at
her Homo yestenlav afternoon. The
guests numbered tblity.
shs Albeiln Slonis Borner, of 10.1
West Dill ham street, will be tho bololst
at tho conceit which precedes the dinner-dance
to bo given at the Cedurbrook
Country Club, rormerly the Stenton Golf
Club, this evening.
Mr. nnd Sirs rtobort Nixon, of 12fi
AA'cst .Mount Airy avenue, will spend tho
week-end at Wlldvvood, N .1.
Sir. nnd Sirs Frederick Slock nnd
Wrai
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SPRUCE AT 16TH
L'Aiflon Mnaemont
DAILY
SPECIAL DINNER
$1.75 THE COVER
From 6 to 8.30
HOME-COOKED
LUNCHEONS, 90c
SUNDAY DfNNER
DE LUXE
$2.00 the cover
Served 12 to 8.30
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French Cultmt a la Carta
ritONE RESERVATIONS
LOCUST 4841
1122 Chestnut St.
t
Dainty Cotton Frocks
$14.95 to $39.00
Laundering h a s
n o terror for
these lovely
frocks, fashioner!
of imported ging
hams, dotted
swiss, voiles and
linens. There are
dozens of differ
ent styles, in all
the pretty Sum
mer shades. They
are cleverly de
signed and trim
med with ruffles,
pleatings, b u t
tons, embroidery
and Irish lace,
and are as attrac
tive for women
as for misses.
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The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
Frocks for Graduation
Creations in Georgette tor
the Misses Who Graduate
This June
If you will plnneo into the Fashion
Pnfjc3 of tho Graduation Book of Juno,
1920, you will sec that Gcorgctto
Frocks hold sway supreme.
But they are different, they are new,
at Tho Blum Store. For, in strict ac
cordaneo with the style ir -tifje of
this store, and of its vn'tie-Rivinp;
policy, we have created smart modes
that lend n certain flare of fashion to
tho Graduation Frock of old-time sim
plicity. A Very Special Value
$29.SO
A pretty BlrllBh model of extra fine qual
ity CieorKntte with a self-coloi sirdle.
This model also appears In navy, flesh,
light blue nnd orchid
Hoitt of Other in a Rich Variety of
Styles at
$39."50 to $89.50
L Stone (s
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jll SPECIALLY ARRANGED 1 1
I FOR TOMORROW
A Remarkable J
I Clearaway Sale of I
Original Models 1
2J5-00 i
JmJ ca. I Hi
L'O TRICOTINK TAN SUITS 1
01 PRETTY TAFFETA DRESSES I
III f 10 GIRLISH SATIN FROCKS 11
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I IeiWALNUT STREET
fl SHOPPED
TO READ ABOUT THE LITTLE SHOP
PING JOURNEYS OF PAULETTE AND
HE CO ME ACQUAINTED WITH THE
SMALLER BEST SHOPS IS TO FIND AND
APPRECIATE BEAUTIFUL AND UN
USUAL ARTICLES OF .EVERY KIND,
SINCERE IN QUALITY, IN PERFECT
TASTE AND OFTEN DELIGHTFULLY
REASONABLE IN PRICE.
Most of you arc familiar with that inviting little
shop whoso slogan is "Exclusive Fashion flcnnonably
Priced." There you usually find just the ravishing thing
you want nt a price ns low as is consistent with such
excellent quality and latest mode. I never saw a pret
tier array of Raiments for lato spring and summer 'as
that shop (it is Bcnguycr's, 1214 Walnut street) has
now on exhibition, and that is why I am particularly glad
to be able to tell you that Uieir entile new stock is
i,cduc.cd 'Mlo until further notice. There arc fetching
gowns for nil occasions, graceful wraps, snappy suits,
blouses, sports skirts, unusual sweaters and exclusive
millinery. It is a grcab opportunity for saving and for
obtnining lovely things which perhaps are ordinarily a
little more expensive than the purses of some women can
usually afford.
Dance frockh that arc distinctively summer nfTairs are
difficult to find, but Giddings (frequently called The Paris
Shop of America), established in tho Rit.-Carlton Hotel,
Broad and Walnut, have such a model that is perfection.
Picture a Wattcau inspiration which Marie Antoinette,
in her famous play dairying, might have worn. It is of
white taffeta striped in a faint French blue and pompa
tlouretl in pink posies. And then the adorable bodice
actually n pointed basque back and front, over a bouffant
skht pannieted a-top of a petticoat (the petticoat is de
tachable, I believe) of tea - color organdie beautifully
embroidered. The sleeves arc very short and roundly
puffed and the deep, round neck has a frill of tho mellow
organdie. Tho climax is a trailing spray of decidedly
French old-red and deep blue roses accompanied by
streamers of French blue velvet all tucked just below
one of the fetching panniers.
To many bookshops have I wandered in search of a
particular volume to invariably find it at Campion's, 1313
Walnut street. That is why I particularly enjoy telling
you nbout the shop. Not only is it possible to get current
fiction there when most other shops either have not
received or have exhausted their editions, but it is a very
Mecca for seekers of rare books. Take, for example, a
wonderful set (very difficult to find) of those fascinating
memoirs"of the French Court, written by Martha Walker
Freer. There are If) volumes, bound in half morocco,
including 4 vols, devoted to Anne of Austria, 2 vols, of
Marguerite D'Angoulcme, 2 vols, of Jeanne D'Albiet, 2
vols, of Elizabeth De Valois, 2 vols, of The Last Decade,
.'I vols, of Henry III. 2 of Henry IV, 2 of Henry IV and
Marie tie Medici. Oh, there is a royal array. The set
is priced at .$150.
Louis Stone & Co., 1306 Walnut street, aie offering
a group of women's garments at "$50 each, reduced from
prices whoso range was ?9o to $150. There are frocks
of georgette, satin, lace, tncolctte and tricotine, not to
hpeak of a large number of navy tricotine s-uiti-, nil
reduced from tlie t.ame tango of prices. Also a number
of capes and dolmans, about 40 I think; now priced at
S38. are to be had at this same shop. Their original
prices wete much higher. I must tell you, too. about
another group of garments priced as low as 525 each.
This includes tan tncotine suits, and satin and taffeta
frocks of various kinds. Of course, they are all ery
much reduced.
Squirrel is n fur paiticulailylesirnblo for summer
in weight, color nnd general' appearance. Siefcits,
located at 1420 Walnut, noted for their reliable pelts,
have a most complete assortment of squirrel especially
tlesigned for wear during the warmer months. Thotc
arc stoles, choker scarfs, collarettes nnd shoulder capes,
nil with distinctive little touches of tho 1920 season. Tho
squirrel pieces range fiom $35 to $55 for small choker
.enrfs to long shoulder scarfs priced fiom $67.50 to $200.
prices depending upon the size and color of the piece.
Mole, too, is nn exquisite fur for warm weather. At
this same shop 1 t-aw an indescribably graceful capo of
gray tricolettc banded, belted and collared nnd even
csted in silvery mole. It is inconceivable that a beau
tiful gaimcnt of this kind can be bail for $275.00. Other
beautiful mole pieces aie likewise reasonably priced.
I am pniticularly anxious to bring to the attention
of Philadelphia women that .sanitary nnd paiticular shop
for fnstidious people, conducted by Denney & Denney,
Inc., at 1513 Wnlnut Stiect. It is delightfully spacious
and exquisitely clean, and as ou aie going through the
Mirtous piocesses to muke ou benutiful, which arc indis
pensable to good grooming, you gaze out upon a garden!
But what I started to toll you about is the permanent
waing which is tbeio done at its best and safest by nn
improved method. Do you know anything about tho
new wave? At this establishment it requires from two
to four hours and costs fiom $18 to $40, according to thn
number of curls. Tho wave lasts six months, or much
longer, depending upon the hair. It is such a natural
wave that moisture but improes it. Permanently waved
hair takes a wondorful water wave. The permanent
wave will be n joy to you during the summer months.
Rut do make our appointments early. Dining May and
early June you will get old puces, so I adisu you to
make your appointments early.
Those Cheitak hats at the esclusive house nf
Wcnger. 12211 Walnut, aie particulailv lovely jiu.t at this
time. There are stunning creations for present wearing
and models lavishing for midsummer. 1 was no less than
enthralled by an unusunl model of jade (the hue so
supicmely smart this season) batavia wreathed in laigo
wild honeysuckle of a ruddy yellow. The hat is quite
large, and one can imagine its cool appearance and the
comfoit of its shady brim on a hot summer day.
You are doubtless acquainted with tlie reputation of
tho House of Wengcr for superlative pelts, ami it is
decidedly of interest to Philadelphia to lenrn that
Wengcr furs now ordered for the winter season will be
discounted to insuie patrons a consuleiable saving.
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Tailored and Semi-Dress
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Formerly $85 lo $350 at J4 Va 'o 2 off
Coats Capes and Wraps
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Day Dresses Afternoon .
Gowns
Formerly $95 to $195 at y4 to 2 off
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