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fST G0SS1PAB0UT PEOPLE
jVoicy JPymte Goes 'to" tte Country Fair and Horse
Show She Hears of Otlter Fetes Today and in the
Future How Mrs. T. Improved Her Memory
n" "-, - - - T.3EOW- ' , w"" jm . , "mpr ' --Trpr""'" ,. ,, v'-'rw-r',Hsap"v..l. -,
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aa aa - am as aa - -m aaiataavBBT. lull rmi ('! in n iiriim ui 4 .w-.--. ; . - --- " r - l
jakk. nnivv mm v vu LaanubK -.-;" ". i.i ::..i7. "m. a r. m n kvh iimiti. m n Ada' imuse. Mrs, ... i......i T..-
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HAT with liorsc shows nnd countr.V
(In nnl Miforlcordlu Hospital
linn fetes and market day out at tho
i?"nfnun Olekct C ub an' every
Mnc. I don't know bow on earth Irm
d to wt around today a-tulh It s
flprcel So much In one-day aud a wed
Sin to ko to tlilN rveniiis! A oily people
will bo and choose the snmc day, bo
irtiat ore yon going to do abmit It?
t eot sort of tired of wrltlne about
neopfr's clothes the other day mid
fhoUKht I'll watch what they cat in
Seal but It wanot a bit ltcrctliiK.
and bMltlM romfeUm il don't like to
untch others eat. There, aro times
nhen it's better to keep one s cru oth
erwise employed, so I let that Idea go
past me. Something new I want all
the time, nnd pomctliijig new eannot
flluavH be gotten cither in ideas or food.
8 He that ns it irtiir. wnwri It lovely
pUt of doors yesterday, aud didn t iou
almost Meep .your head off last night
?f ir RtaJnB i" the air c whole day
It was mbr? beautiful limn Wednesday
Jut at Devon, becnuee it was steadily
sunshiny all day and therewcre no anx
ious glances for clouds and Hubscqucut
"iT always weins odd to me to sue
Kitty Smith not wearing riding elothc.i.
I find it almost hard to recognize hrr
in o her garments. Her silk sweater
M,lt was very becoming yesterday and
X looked very well. , Anne Ashtou
had a lonely big hat trimmed with red
p0SSine". by the wv. Is g;.ln- dn to
Annapols with Mr and Mrs. Tom
Vewhall for the hop on June . l ;
cl Xcwhall is nt -Annapolis, you
know, nnd i to sail June 4 with the
n?ct on the raelfic cruUe nnd will bf
gone for four months at least. Therb
F , not much doiibt of the good time Anne
i have down there. She Is very nt
rnctlve. And her smnll sister is get
Ins prettier every day. It setlns to inc.
Thev both have such marvelous goljlen
biff. Mr". Ashton Jms-had the w xdom
not to bob It. but let It remain in all
"Yl'.N'ewlmlls' other f-on. Campbell.
. :. T.ci. ai,nnt vnn know, nreparing
for Hnrvnrcl. He t,ook part in the re-,
rmt Ya e ntersolioinsue mrn mm "
In Uonil In one of tho running con-",(-""
the New halls are juxtly prmiil
of him. T?e spent he week-end of
May -- nt Home nt inmu.
mlin May market at the (Jefimintown
1 Cricket Club should be benutlful. The
booths are stnnulug' nnd wMw too.
? Mopped In also nt the MUcriconlla
fpte. w lien ! orinK iii-iH ; '",,,,
the lnwn of the ho.p Itnl in e.t . IMI1-
srleln h n. Instead oi orn. i . .
he ' it has been held heretofore. I
. "... 1.J...1 ...tonlnv Hint t wns to be
OUI.V iiriii.i ,'"'. -,---, ........ .
Hntnpton Uamen will enfrtaln at din
ner .tomorrow evening In their honor.
..?i,.rs-,Eh,1PN' Sharplea, of Oreystone
Hall, West Chester, will entertain at
luncheon on Thursday, Jpne 3, in honor
of her slstet-, MIB8 V.onoro Wnlz, of
Overbrook. ,
Mrs. Atmore Prlzer. Jr., of Merlon,
entertained at hrldge nt her home, on
Tuesday nnd Wednesday afternoons of
una wircn.
3r,.uw,,d ,Mrs.-. Thfodore h. Ha'rrlson
nnd their famllv. of ItoHcmoitt, have
Bono to Capo May, where they have
taken n. cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. CJcorjro T. nowland, of
Haverford, have lalcn a house at
Jamestown, It. I., which they will occupy
this summer.
!,".!' ?Fnd M,rs. Charles Comr, of Car-
City for a otny of two weeks. Mr. Car
'ncss recuncralnK from his recent ill-
nt-rh,2it? MrS-. ,,u,dc " Bennett, of
??rbV?k' . wl" lpavo on Sunday for
Annapolis to spend June week. Their
Tirtrn.,Ill.l?!,a,r.l'ln Dennett. Master.
Jack Bcnnttt and Master Patsy Bennett.
"..., "cconipnny them. Midshipman
ni i. .'. "e"nc"" Jr.. is a member
?b w.lV"lM,",". CTCW "aylir here at
the -White Miirsli Country Club for the
AUle,irnc?H- TMC Lrew ' retum to
vull 8 (?r J,w" Wve nIso- Mis"
KlliabVth Menckc. of Cherbrook. will
nccompnny Mr. nnd Mrs. Bennett to An
napolis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Price Wclhcrlll
nro nmong the Phlladelplilans who w
near mX011"1 "' J at ,dlw'ld'
Ai,!BB 5cri!,a M L"lw nnd Miss Jo-f.L'1",0.?1-
Nati wl," tn'ertaln tho mem
bcrs of the Kraduatlng class of tho Ames
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oustnvus B. Fletcher
of Ardmorc. will B lnry '.,'une "to
their cottage nt Avnlon. wheru they will
spend the rummer. '
t..iMl n.nd .?,r,s- JoAul Jacobs, of Merlon.
Mil go to their cottage at Ventnor car y
In June to remain through tho summer.
Mrs. J. Ball Pelrce hns left hcrnnart
mem. at 507 South Kortyllfth street, and
will spend three months In Los Angeles.
Calif., as the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Morris
aides. .
Club will hold their third anniversary
dance In the Absembly Room. 511 South
rwenty-nrst street, on Saturday. JUMe !1-
ALONG THE MAINLINE
Mr. nnd Mrs. John F. Braun.of Hlgli
nildi ",VC!,iUf'. Jterlon. arc attending tho
Bach festlvnl hi Bethlehem this week.
Mrs. Ernest Scaring, of Mnhoyd road.
Merlon, entertained the acthe members
of the Webster Street .Settlement Houso
at u tea on Saturday.
Mrs. 12nrln M. llninau ..p itA...i. 1
Merlon, Is spending the week in .Ww
loru.
iWrlf k'w:' MV mm
fmtMpmlm
Mice I o LihcMKtcb "s
IfllOO Ifl. O. OIIUU.Ifinll.l f '",",' f' iSSd inTCIlntiiy after the N. Quarlefl. Mrs. Martha Heckendqrn.
. . .. . . M ceremony at the homo of the bride's par Miss Kllnor Begley. Miss Mary Tvmsn,
RR HP OF MR F AH Snu "AS ZImmtflnSn wa alt.nda Miss Mary McOlnley. Miss Helen MSjOS
DlIUU iUr IVIli fLnOn. Uy the bridegroom's sIstewMIss Frances, Oeld. Miss Kllen Malone, Miss Oertrudo
Llnd. also of Florida, as mam 01 nonor, . , . urn . -1 n ju. -'"-"Vi
She wore n aarK traenng buh wow-
Wedding This Evoning in Cal-
vary Church, Gormantowm
Other Nuptials of Week
ried a shower bouquet of roses itnd-llllcs
of the valley. After an extended wed
ding trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Llnd will mako
their homo In Jacksonville, Fla.
QERMANTOWN
Aim A. 1,1 Mrs MA-flM If Prnft. Of 148
t-t XfnvlnnH' bIa villi ftnptld the
One of the prettiest wedrflnes.of the 1 ,..,. v. i.m vicittnt- reinilven In Steelton.
seas'oh will take plnCe this evening when , ja
Stlss Martha Serrllt Shoemaker, daugli- 1 M rhnrlen II Mbver haa returned to
terof Mr. and Mrs. Kills P. Shoemaker, 1 ..."V-vi nt I'll Weft M Airy oAcnue,
of 402 West Price street. Oermantown, I ''" lome nt l Went Mt Airy incnut.,
and Mr. Edwnrd S. Flash. Lson of Mr. fro,m, a U , ,,' , v ... v-t,
nml Mrs. Edward Flash. Jr.. of New, Miss E. Male Uawn. of New- Jiork.
York, will be married at Calvary lio-' will bo the guest of her brother. Mr.
testant Episcopal Cliurch. Manhclm and , nobcrt B. Bawn, of 124 West Mt Alr
Pulaski strcetH. nt fl o'clock. The bride, avenue, over Memorial Day.
who will be ahen In marriage bv her I ir. nnd Mrs. Kidney C. Thomas, for-
fnthcr, will wear a gown of white sntln merly of 504 East Johnson street, are1
uiuuo irum
Murphy, Miss Catherine McCarron, Miss
Maud Perreni, Miss Mildred Perrem,
Miss Iluth King, Miss Lucia Shcldeir,
Miss Helen Steenson, Miss Anna Bar
calow, Miss Olga Olsen, Mrs. IeP.oy
Levin, Miss Bertha White, Miss Florence
Pennypackor nnd Mleo Anna M. Mo-Oulrk.
r
Will b(
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Edward 13. Herscli, 1430 Cathar
ine street, will spend tho week-end In
Atlantic City. Mrs. Hersch will bo re
membered ns Miss Elisabeth Braun. of
1430 Catharine street
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wade, of
JS31. South Cleveland avenue. Olrnrd
Farms, are receiving congratulation!! on
tho birth of n daughter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John F. Brooke,
uedrflnt- Will be
that of Miss Anna II Kussell, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs, M. Howard Kussell. of
421 Lyceum aenue, and Rir. vwiiiiain
K. Hughes, Jr, of Oermnntown, which
will take place tomorrow at tho homo
of the bride's parents. Miss Isabel Vus
sell, the bride's sister, will bo her sis
ter'o only attendant
Mrs. Benjamin Snyder, of Walnut
lane, gnvo a luncheon, followed by cards.
tnr tlm nnnl entertainment of the mem-
liAc, tt fiat pnril r1nli. 011 Thnrndnv. Her
guests Included Mrs. Ferdinand David,
I Mrs.Charlcs Weln, Mrs. John A Struse.
Mrs. William m. wuron, Mrs, nrn
H. Thompson. Mrs. A. U Adorns. Mrs,
William Boss Hnggart. Mrs, Benjamin
F. Hendrcw, Mrs. AVIIIIain Ames and
Mrs. Paxson James
MOOREHTOWN
Judge- and Mrs. Joseph Qasklll hM-e
sold Fair Oardon. nltd Wilt occupy -th '
prujieriy ui mm, jivicii xy.in vu. vwn
street,
rr. llrnrv .Inhnson was it rueit f
Mr. and Mrs. Walter French last HuK'J
Miss Mary Bariten, of Georgia, to
visiting Miss Adele Busby, and -wHI, y- '
probably remain nil summer,
l( -s1,
Vrr&JXR wedd 5? "- "JSliX.?',,8,0, frJ05SSi? Yrg?,l5.t oMTl? Porter street. Ol.ard Farms, and Stephen's . Protestant B,,.sop.
nnH trimnirai nflih riirn nl,t fnmlly lAre 1 V ..-., ..iV I IPC T inmiiy. .M1S1 Helen, .M1BH l.HMUli, 1 lie nililll' IS III unui bmui iiiu
Her vin will h.'of n irl -.. ,. J Miss Muriel. Miss Mario and Master of which Mrs. Henry J. paUii
A.Vfin ...i ..m. i.i.... j lu. ,uin rno a pna vnapier oi ino u ,iiii iim Broohs, will motor to vi uwooa
?a?ri 'whlta roTs-and lmes of the vll7ey Deia Sorll.y t ajtitowim will hav . 0''saturd2y, where they will remain for
mKw'oMKM at wlldwoo1 Crest mcr tho week-end at their apartment,
ver, a cousin, of ..tho bride, will . bo . MVi.u rnrrL' nnimer. nf r.621 Chew, " '
gowned in plnlt tulle over nmi incini- ,"", J,mi ..; ,, n,n ineinbern of
line. Her hat will bo of brown tulle . f'r.cel: Inwi" p'J'SJ" M JJ 'S U!'
DELAWARE COUNTY
MISS .MAKGL'EHITIi G. M'CLOSKISY
UauKhter or Mrs. William J.' Mc.
Closliey, Mho will be married to
Mr. 4. Lawrence ScUandberKcr, of
Baltimore, on Wednesday, June 3
"" .-.-. ;..".":...'...-.":' .v..u m.,
Their frocks wll be fashlo. led of pale, ja'e,, M,'s Dorollw WHkle'. ' trip through V,
8K,UV";-,?Xern.,LrCSJ...melttS; 1?&W $. "mIm porpU.y Price. gpPto Cal.for..!.
wlir beof black tulleT; They will all iw wniin. wuw arjor.e
wear silver slippers. Mr. Alwyn BalU i and MI8B ! lorf,"co KUter.
:ld, of New York, will he bstNmnu .ina
the usher) will Include Mr. Charles ,.--ij nun aci duia
Chrlstcnsen. of this city; Mr. Robert H. NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Leake. Mr. Knowlton Durhani. Ml Atiibng the Interesting June weddings
Oeorgo Matthews, Jr.. and Mr. Harold wm bo tnnt 0f jir8- Bcrnlce W. Bennett.
Wnterworth, all of New Yoi;k. A small ,aUghter of Mrs. Henry N. Wessel. of
reception for the families and Intlmato lfin7 jjnrth Broad street, and Mr. Jcr
friends will follow the wedding nt tho me Bennett, of 2017 North Seventeenth
home of the bride. After a wedding trip pjrcet. The service will be 11 quiet one
Mr. nnd Mrs. Flash will live In Stateu ,.,. . ,i, ,-,,, rfAnih nf the brlde'a
IslJUd. I father. Judge Henry N. Wessel.
Another quiet June wedding wlfr be
that of Miss Anna C. ricrngross, daugh
.r of Mr nml Mm. fSenrire Ccrngross.
nt 'inn Dlninnml Htrcet. and Mr. Charles .
danca on Saturday exenhig at the C.vn- M. Oardner. daughter of Mrs. Rebecca c. cinrk. of 2333 North Twenty-sixth
wyd Club In honor of their sons. Mr. Clardner. of Ravine, nnd Dr. John Davis ntreet, v-hlch will be solemnized In tho
Cliurcn oi me aiosi i-rctioua on. "
bride's brother died In the servlco In
France
BALA-CYNWYD
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Nebel. of Cyli
wyd road, Cynwyd, nro receiving con
gratulations on tho birth of a daugh
ter, Mario Adelaldo Nebel. on May- 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Aloyslus Mngulro. of
PAUL GARDNER
, wedding of Interest in this city and
i .iir, nnu .ir, niujoiun .,!.... .. ..-..,r. . ...... ... -. j.-:r
Llandrltlo road. Cynwyd, will give n in Ravine. Pa., was that of Miss Edith
kL. -i.,.. roniiir.. tp ,,n,i Mr. lldward . Paul, of 3 11 2 North Uroud street, which
iu.,oun ..... - .- , -.,., ..,
Mrs. Edward Cannon Burtoif-entertained
Informally nt bridge on Tuesday
nfternoon at her home nn East Thir
teenth street, Chester. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Burton have recently returned irom a
I'cnnsyivnnia. iney win
la for a. few weeks- stay
on Juno 9,
Mr nnd Mrs Albert Dallon MacD.iile
nnd their family, of Chester, nro stand
ing n few days at the Chalfonte, Atlan
tic City.
Dr and Mrn. Morton P. Dlkeson hae
returned to their home In Media from
n stay at Ben Isle City.
WISSAHICKOrl
Tomorrow being Royal Oak Day, an
old-fashioned English tea will bo given
nt K nVlnek In the tmrlnh house of St
I'rotestnnt episcopal i. nurcu,
0 auxiimry.
in Is presi
dent; Mrs. Harry Fohls, Mrs. John I-oz-ard,
vice presidents; Mrs. Mahnla Spen
cer, treasurer ; Mrs Charles Hudson an7J
Miss Elizabeth James, secretaries. As
ui.iinir tlm mivlllnrv will he Miss Helen
Tluelflev. Miss Emma Brunette. Miss
vitTiihMh tt.-rrv. Miss Ruth f hnmber
lain, Miss Carrie Chamberlain, .miss
Sara O'Brien. Miss Kntharlno O'Brien,
Miss Klsle Hudson. Miss Sara Price,
Miss Margaret Spencer, Miss Elizabeth
Oareth. Mlts Lillian Oareth. MIsh RMhi
Thackeray, Miss Eillth D.ihm, MIsh Mir
iam Klncade. -Miss Dorothy Mllllgali.
Miss Elizabeth Kerler. Miss Hazel 1-ran-rlH.
Miss Verona Vlrtilf. Miss Jennie
WINtm. Mils Ruth AValtlron, Miss Alice
Osborne. Mils fiani Osborne, Miss Allen
Berrv. Miss Eleanor Osborne. Jtlss Edith
Marsliall. Miss Bertha Mayer. Mrs
.Tohaiinn Atklss. Mrs r W Robinson
Mrs. Francis Klrwnn, Mrs. Harry Price
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DALSIMER STANDARD SHOES i
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Mnculrc I WUB suieiiiniicu uii neiiiicnijiiy . huwii
,. ', . c.nt,.MKn city In the Church of Our Saviour, Jcnkln-'
.5'fi J,V.?J,l,,eL8iepi,S5Sl,na,rtyCwlon. Pa., with the rector,.Rev. John M.
Women a Needlework quid, which is . . ,,.,,,,,,. .,. .,.. i,a nt hoin
raiting funds to HQip rcnuwu a trciicu
village.
TIOQA
After tho quiet ccro1
Irs. Paul left on an
extended trip nnd will be nt home aftet
septemnor s at ail- roriu uroaa mrcci.
Doctor Paul served overseas two years
with Base Hospital No. 3 rrom me i-ro
testant Episcopal Hospital, of this city,
,,.1.11 T!a. Tlf drnlnn U,lm llAPa
.... . .- ....1 ' VI ,. .itii ,c,, .. v..u,. -." ,-
The lncnibers of tno iniricen -iuu formed the ceremony, was chaplain.
gave a surprise snower iiisi ciiiim "
tho homo of Mrs. Benjamin H., Linton.
4024 Ntfrth Ninth street. In honor or ,
. t..n.. r m.Viiiii itmiehter of Mr. i
nnd" Mrs. "John K. Loughlln, of 2215 o'clock Wednesday evening, when Miss
Hunting Park avenue, whoso engage- Marie Zimmerman
ment to Mr. Martin Hlckey. also of
Tioga, has been announced. Other guests
iiwinrir.ii.MrH. tinroiu oroii. "..;:'
LIND ZIMMERMAN
A uulet wedding toolc place at b
of G018 Chestnut
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Lyons, of 651
North Thirty-fifth street, announce the
marriage or tneir uaugmer. ansa "
K. Lyons, to Mr, Joel C. Schuger. of ;
IU-m west veiinnsu miiri-v, uu Mw..rf.
Mav SC, at Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Teat, of 034 Roydon ave
nue, was the guest of honor at a surprlso
luncheon and kitchen shower on Thurs
.,,, .,.. !? Ml.. Tent'n innrrlnee to
Mr.'lJusseU Weldy, of Camden, will take '
place sometlmo eany in june. aiiiuiih
End O'Month Sale
Special Values in Footwear Of Style and Quality
.t t u..i (.tAnii n iiim ill I. liiii
T ihniild nut wonder If nthi- hail . Mrs. Robs C. fornlsli, of Uenco,, ,ie.
thouihl the same thing. It would bo a Merlon, is spending a fow days l New
llfifl Mlni'iil wiUUKo,Non r-iay "ami Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heath B.innnrd
tiful nlTair ami ww ":" , ; it iH and their bon, Mr. Charles Heath Ban
tomorrow. T often, wonder how It s , nrd Jr LiuVmster ..i1 rnv?".
, i I'iii ,,w...... ...., niiru, ii
possible for thos. w ,o go uiese u. ,- , ford will mpNe to tho Greystono Apart-
mi to 1 1 nit oi piinii'iiini-i ;.., f "."""..'
do. Kach Tear there i n novc y of about tl
. . . . 1 111. tl.n nllini- tllllllfN I
pome Kimi in go in " " ' " "
and it i by ttn niwin rninmoiinlai
"Speaking of the Mlwrlennlln. HJ
nital puts mo in mind of tip hi.
.Ceph's lawn fete which is to be hcl. 1 ,
on Anne 1 on the BrmineN f that i
hospital nt Seventeenth street nnd
Glrnrd nvenue. Tin; supplies and
linens needed for the Injured have iu
" 'J . -i , ( tin. hist few years
that it Is very difficult t meet the. bills.
fn the in1- mrty.iiml fete hnve been
planned. The fet.i is under tlirlaiHw
luiNiliary nf the Hospital and the Sis
(or of Charity, us mi know, nro in
diarce there. When one thinks of tins
work dune by these vnliaut womep
without recoinjiense for year nftcr year
ene is Mire the fete will be a surcew
Montgomery avenue.
lie nuuuieiof June
Haverford,
It.ilin- ,...M. - ---. ,-,.-- ,,M
son S. Harris. Mrs. John wacKiii. ....
Maigarct Clark. Miss Helen Lvnch. M.W
Svlvla Karchcr. Mrs. Ne son ;R
Vliglnla Saurer. Miss Alma Mtzpalrlelc
and Miss l-rcua nperuci.
YARDLEY
Mr. and Mrn. Augustus J. Oadwatlader
hao opened their home at Lakeside,
after spending several months at Jack
somllle. Fla.
Mrs. Fred SJtterthwnlte is visiting her
sister In Rahwuj.
,Mr William Zelley Mlsa Alice HHrk
ners. Miss Mary tenable. Miss Mnrthn
Dennble and Miss Anna Dcnable. all or
Marlton V. J., were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Loulu C. Lecdom
kMSSffiji
FOUNDED I05d
DbateeS
1ttiiiii'''MiiiiiI1I
So
D
OME of the Smartest of
alsimer Spring Foot-
SKVUKAlAor her friends told her of
this tnoHt wonderful book which
tmiKht 5ou how to exercise your mein
erv so that little thlitRS .ou had en
til civ forgotton cume back to you just
ls e"ns. For Instnure. she told 'ne "lie
fla she had pulled the cat's tall when
fhe was a little girl, and had been
nenlded soundly for it. And wh li her
mother wns scolding her n wisp ot
mother's hair had fallen down over her
rhnulder. and the little girl had wanted
awfully to lunch. Well, -died for
rotten all about that wisp of hair
tliougli slie always remembered the cat
episode. And since she had studied
the niomnn book she found that she
remembered the wisp of hair too.
"Whv thnt's wonderful. I said. I
iMi jii'u'd lend im the book.'
And she replied: "I'd lijve to. m
dear, but 1 lent it to someone the other
day mid for tho life of me T can t re
member who it was."
NANCY WYNNR.
, SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. John M, Kennedy announces the
engagement of her daughter, Mls-j
Man- T. Walsh Kennedy, to Mr. Joseph
I Millar, of this city. Miss K.unedy Is
lie granddaughter of M Philip
Jourdan Walsh, of Burmont, Pa.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Learning Mont
gomery, of Ardrossan Vlllanpva, will
Milertnln nl illnner lit tlielr llOllie On
Saturday night, later taking their guests
t" the pageant in connection with the (
Horse Show at Devon. .
At tho wedding of Miss Maigarelta H.
Poltz. daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. .1. 1 1 n
ton Foltz, of Kummlt street nnd Bolhlc
hcni pike, Chestnut Hilt, and Mr. Marlon
II Hughes, of Wills Point, Tex. which
will take plnee on Saturday. June U, at
4 o clock, in St Paul's KplFcopal Church,
"htitnut Hill. Miss Mary Upjohn 1-oltz.
a slater nf the bride, will act as maid of
honor Tho bridesmaids will bo Miss
Margaret O, Remak. Miss Margaret M.
Dent, Miss Anna Lew If and Miss Ruth
Fold, of Lancnster, Pa., a cousin ot
h bride. Mr. Richard Upjohn., a
brother or the bride, will act as best
man and the ushers will Include Mr.
5 R Custer. Mr. Oliver n Smith, of
nochester. N. V. ; Mr. H. Vaughn Ab
bot and Mr. Frederick S Foltz, of Lan
caster A reception will follow nt the
home of tho bride's parents.
Mr Thomas Stokes will gle a din-ner-d.mce
tomoirow night at the Phlla
oelphlu Country Club In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwnrd Ixiwber Stokos, who
have Just returned from their wedding
tflp They will spend most of th sum
mer ns iie guests of Mrs. ,Stokts's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Edwnrd Brooke, at
their homa.iniookholm. nirdsboro.
. Mrs Earl B Putnam, Jr will give a
"unit luncheon for eighteen KUtnic.
loony at her homo In Radnor.
Mrs. Thomas McKcan, who has been
U)ing,boverul dnys In Atlantic City, fa
expected to return horpe tomorrow.
ThofJlrl Scouts of Waynognve a vnude
Jllla bhow on Wednesday evening In
the Wnyuo thcatrey under tho direction
oi sirs J Ivan Dufur and the scout cap
'ln Miss Nancy HallowcIL Miss Sarah
Jjoer was In charge of the stage sot
' tiB and Mr Archlo Morrison directed
the music ,
Imitations have beep received for tho
parrlago of Miss Oraco Oelger, of Over
bfoolt. and Mr, John Wllford, on Juno S
at 6 30 o'clock in tho Ovorbroou Prcs
oUrlau Chinch. A small reception will
be held at the home of the brldo after
'e ceremony.
Mr aud Mrs, Henry R. Hallowell, of
fiefpn, are being congratulated upon
!" birth of a son. Henry Richardson
HallowtH, jr Mrs. Hallowell will be
lernenibeied an Mlsa Dorothy Saylor,
gaughter of Mr and Mrs, Henry D
Bayor, of Poltstowir.
.?".?", Ccclly Burnes has as her gucst3
KJ tms week Miss Mary Lovkwood, of
gew iork, and Miss I'jtgo Anderson, of
wannab, Qo,-,iir. &d .Mre. -John
JEven the microscope
finds it clean
...
Dailjr laboratory tests prove
that the methods of milk pro
duction of the Walker-Gordon
Laboratory Company are en
tirely justified.
The scientific feeding of
healthy cows is one step. Thor
ough and frequent cleansing of
the barns, the cows and che
milkers' hands during the milk
Ccrtified bv the ing period are others. Quick
PcSfcttw, 00lin and bottliS f the milk,
which is always kept at a low
walker-Gordon tenipel.ature further helps the
Milk is ulao (Ic- ' x
Hvcrcd in New milk to pass the final check of
Yorkandltoston the mici'OSCOpe.
SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES MILK COMPANY
Distributing Agents for Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Vicinity
Telephone, Poplar 3503
Wfolker-Gordon Milk
JUST AS IT COMES FROM THE COW
1122 Cheatnut St.
Quality and Standard Famous Over Half a Century
ES This store will be closed all dqy Monday, Memorial Day EE
Second to None
in the city Dcwees Quality Mcrcliandisc is always, of 3
the best and the prices always fair. In proof of this
3S we offer 33;
Hj Remarkable Values Saturday ff:
in seasonable merchandise taken from
stock and specially priced for tomorrow.
our regular
Startling Reductions in
Children's Wear
Darling Dresses
Tomorrow, $4.25. Regular Prices, $6.00 to $6.75
White and colored chamhray, organdie and crepe
dresses, daintily hand-sinockcd, may he had in sizes
3 to C years, und are very charming Summer dresses.
Chambray Rompers
Tomorrow, S1.15. Regular Price, $1.50
Two cunning models, featuring low neck and short
sleeves, fashioned of cross liar and colored cliainbr.i ,
in siz.es 1 and 2 years
Girls' Wash Skirts
Tomorrow, S3.95. Regular Prices, $5.00 and $6.25
Two smart models, on'e plaid gingham, the otlu-i
white gabardine Kasily and successfully lauiuloii-d
wear models are included,
making this extraordinary re
pricing of prime importance to
the young woman, who seeks
saving without sacrifice of
style.
A multitude of styles and
leathers in all sizes and widths,
with expert fitters to insure sat
isfaction in every respect.
-HOSIERY
The newest shades to
match with spring gowns
now at specially low prices.
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Dress Pump of ff ff
Brown K i d, ff g A
, , Black Calf, or A g 1
Patent Colt. f ff
$d.90 flfi
j y jf
$.90 wA
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'Tis a Feat
to Fit Feet
2kt&awi
1204-06-08 Market Street
Brown
or Brown Kid
with Brown
Suede back.
The Big
Shoe Store
QUALITY AND VALUE
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Two Shops of Sensible Pricen
Your Outing,
wlheitlher Sim town or omit,
should find you provided
with me off our jaminty
Lcome! Sporit Suits which
wiU coalbBe you lto be
smaritBy alitired without
sacrificing ffreedoimi and
connfort.
39.75
That's i ast year's price
at Eeast 20 under pres
ent value.
To complete
our "Fleur de
waist ii luperb. $5 to $16.50
yotiri cottume
Lit" Hand-made
JK7I,&ZP&
nuBport
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127 S. 13tli St.
1337 Chestnut St.
p(CT?ffl?
iCharRe Accounts Solicited:
Maxtfscn & DeMan)
12 15 Chestnut Street
Furs aud Millinery
New Summer Hats
For Decoration Day
SPECIAL SELLING
ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW
Mr
Taffetas
Leghorns
Georgettes
Horsehair
Organdy
Genuine M Hants
New Effects
New Colors
New Shapes
In u comprehensive assortment
5.00 to ig.50
For Immediate Clearance!
238 Smart Hats
2.00 m .50 m J.50
Original Prices Were From 10.00 to 20.00
:Purchusing Agents' Orders Accepted:
MMyvuMig
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
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An Assemblage of
Values Extraordinary
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Authentic Summer Apparel
For Women & Misses
Expertly Assembled in Delightful Array for Pre-Mcmorial Day Choosing.
New Frocks
of Organdie and Gingham
$15
Two exceptionalh iliarming styles'
Th? organdies in the exquisite pastel shades
and in virgin white The ginghams iu ,i
aricty of noxel checks and plaids
Lovely Gowns
Of Favored Silks
$38
Street and afternoon frocks of chiffon
taffeta, kitten's car crepe, trope de chine
ami Georgette are all here grouped to
gcthcr Most etraordinar aluc
Silk Skirts
In Sports and Dressy Modes
$18.50
I-an-ta-ii and haronette satin, choice of
shell pink, copen blue. rose, peach and
white. Also white washable satin skirts,
of quality exceptional and st le exclusive.
Plaid Skirts
Tailored of All Pure Wool
$12.95
Six smart new- stj Irs in light and dark
plaids: pretty self material girdle, button
and pocket trimming to enhance- their
intrinsic hcaut).
Blouses
of Sheerest Charm
$3.95
dozen fascmati'ig new stlcs in fine
dimities, oMes and oi gaudies, in all white
and pastel shades few dainty striped
colored fabrics complete the hohdav arrat.
"Alpine Wool" Suits
'1 he Blum Store Specially
$29.50
lor street and sports wcar-sceral be
coming -.tylcs. of all wool knittrd fabrics.
Heather mixtures of the type so distinctly
appropriate
Summer Hats in Latest Vogue
$10.50
Glorious refreshing in all their bright newness symbolic of Summers sunshine and glad
ness these taffetas in navy and light shades, aud organdies in pastel shade and sporU models :
are certain to plea.se the most critical'
THE BLUM STORE
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