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IH ncy Wynne Tells of Handsome ClothesShe Tallts
' About Miss Thayer's Scenario to Be Acted for the'
League Sho Attends Fete at Abingt
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nine l".t,.,""..L-? it Is ot very
Child Ur.e' "m,, straw. !" rntcr n
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SrfthcVliole costume una monv ,-
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nt If 1I0 .vou tlilnK nuoui, im.-.....-.
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that 1 r?K.' . , Ynu know
twml HarrJ . - ;-,,,, Romr. nttlc
it's to be )!in n x Tllc
,0,plcni,. n" h in performance since
''"Im , Into . the recent Rrcnt war. if
our entry nin m ... , f0 n
S .mL?2 , ;-Up member nml pay
r,hl of lie I nrinl wnrlil therein.
IW ''",... in ho the heroine
'Ark ottrr'ti.e hero. .lack has
?nd ?,lie in me hero any way alnee the
uJ of Wales made. Iilm , quite n
Prince or. ii-ii,.n lnnt.-.
JriWd. an l e .,," Vld
lDf Tm Mr a ml Mm. Jmc 1'otter
', t0? "( h e'n 0 e of the bnchelor
5i.,.t of the parties for ninny n year.
k There1 a 1 envy villain In the plot
t ' inml none other than Bayard
lnBid.. iml Hctt" Trotter U the innl.l
B.""lf.:,A" r'Cin i t1.o butler. Klcanor
uniie niu v - - . ,
tt.X. ll.ii.t."r.1Vl.lynnWn.
il n )oii2licrtv. Wnrren uowiih.
vlnSt K TMy nll n'l
..rl others are nmonp the other
"c 0" (SS "or Italnl N .iireetor nn.l
fv. nfrlnret are be tic reeled nt the
rl Woodward plnr. In Chestnut
i,?.0.'.. iiMwioil nml In vnrlotis other
tiri of the suburbs, where the back
SJuidi Ideal and the houses beautiful.
SOMEHOW I think It will be very
Interestlnc Ho you remember the
novlc gotten up about six years ngd for
"he Charlotte CuAmnn Club when tho
Oriscoin plaee in Hnverfonl wns the
background and Alberta nrinlon was
the Tlllaiuc." and CeKare Sturnnl nnd
Ueituy Oatrs the "villains"? 'Hint wns
- ..1. it. ninia t mm irnrn 11111
is yoiinc as these, so this wioiilil be
trcn more nttrnrtlve, You remember
Alberta iirimon nuirrn-u niuinui ..
wuple of years after the slvlnR of that
movie, and Vinton Kreedley, who wns
the doctor, lint gone on tne icRitunato
taje flme then. 1 -wonrter if nny ro
mances IU PpriliP Ill'l'l HI'" inuwr, III ill
i nnr rmhro nrtnrs or netresses will
hud forth, 'it will be Interesting to
natch in more ways than one.
THE "Once in n Hlue Moon" pnrty
as beautiful jeiterdny out nt tho
Hantiiifdoii Vnlle lountry v inn. ic
ivij for the Abingtnn Hospital, ynu
how, and. judRltiK' from the erowds
and the lovely thltiRS for sale. I should
aarthey took in finite n lot. The bnbies
nire too dnrlins; ! They were nil In n
nee teut and the grown-ups would in
listen Mainline round nVid lookinc in
at ihem, nnd It wns hot for them nnd
Itier didn't hoi Mother, and nltocother.
you know, they wouldn't unite llkn it,
10 a few tears were hhed. hut not very
many, and when Mrs. Hnm oodwnrd
lang to them they were quite rnehnnted.
though ninny wore too young to under
itnny the 'lory, which wns delightfully
told.
The dremes which various women
ere wearinc dnritii Hip nftprnnnn worn
Just 'as pretty as could be. Mrs. ilobcrt
Sewell wore n dark blue swiss froclc
called tho economy dress, nnd 11 rough
Ktrrfw hat trimmed with a bluer scarf.
Some one told mo that the whole cos
'tuaerwt within ten dollars. All I can
HJ 1 lead me to the store where said
dress wa purchased for I wnnf one
uU like it
Later in thp afternoon Mrs. Kewell
flonneil a pearl gre frock which Was
one of the most fetching I had seen for
many a daj. hut, that of course wns
not to ihcap. Ilurfnrd I.orimer had n
dancing liear in tow, who wns none
other than Uooe Wnllnce dressed up
a bear and he carried a cup in his
paw, into which jou put live, ten or in
fact, an amount you felt inplred to
give. The hear immediately danced for
jou, and if you hud een how long he
danrtri for a quarter jou would have
.Jxen sorry for htm. because the heat
jas rather intense, I should say. tin
d that plush bear's garment.
The baby clothes which Mrs. Curtis
Mil for sale were too sweet for nnv
Ininr. ilnintv little ilrn...i. n,i ,v,. rn..i.-u
and bonnets ami the cutest little pink
and blue hanger. Mrs. (ireen who wns
painting portraits had so many appoint
meets Im. couldn't even stop to ent.
urs. denigo hnrimer who was chair
man of the nffnlr looked very snmrt in
a white crepe de chine frock embroid
ered in dark blue and a dark blue hat
trimmed with lilies ,,f tim ,nn,. ia
John New bold wore a lovely 'lingerie
gown of embroider nnd irisli lace, nutl
w mJ,K,,i" "K ,M"i bat. Mary Hrown
Uarburton looked very sweet in n white
irock and a large leghorn lint, nnd
Tnl?nS,i I0" Vs. " ''''tuie. In a blue
to Ic i frock and a large blue rough straw
hat trimmed itl, held Mowers.
Whniion Sinkler who wns
Mil ng shares on an automobile looked
InSt. h 'r ?i 1,,U'" ,'0,nl,,,l frock nri11
ports hat of ti,0 Kme shade.
TWTAUY had been to Sunday school nnd
Pres,ionn",''n,r:vL,!,...n, "'?"!?' .:
heard tl-wr.,.'l: K"n " "'" ,,,,
"What ul ' i ,,nrliS." said mother,
t,,la .. V? ' ,r1,,,:so today? Did you
f ffifiwati;
?MninB nm"! W.nl ' l,rar'1 i "ammcr,
her chlfdion i" "illKi ,liwM
"wcnnuien, who would not comtltted."
NANCY WYNNE.
' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr Itlclurii linr,in... ......
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ton
nounccj the engagement of bis daughter,
Mian Mary Mendowa Tschudy and Mr.
Maurice Peacock, of Gerniantown.
At the wedding of Miss Delphlne
Dodge daughter of Mr. nnd Mr. Horace
t.lglir Dodge, of rtoso Terrace, Grosso
j-unii, niivii,, nnu Air, jnmen II. it
Cromwell, son of Mrs. lid ward T.
Htotcsbury, which will talto nlnco on
Juno 17, In Detroit, Mr. Cromwell's
l.-nflA. 11m !..... r. ..T .. ..
iiiuinci, u, t.tiuu i. romwoii, will nci
ns best man. The ushers will lie Mr.
Francis Taylor Chambers, Jr.. Mr J.
Kcarslcy Mitchell, Mr. James A. Hlalr.
Jr.. Mr. Hornco K. Dodge Jr brother of
the bride ; Mr. W. A. Hanger nml Mr.
c f- ,nrnB. of Ncwr York : Mr. Fred
erick II. Sears, Jr, of Hoston, nnd Mr.
8, n. Shuniakcr, of Pittsburgh, Mr.
Cromwell will give his bachelor dinner
on I-rlday evening, at Mr. and Mrs.
Slotesbury'fl house, 1026 Walnut street.
Miss Dodge, will nrrle oit Saturday to
fpend tbe week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs.
Stotesbury.
Mr. and Mrs. John It Flrnu bridge, of
Urooklyn. nnnounce the engagement of
men- uniiKiuer, Aims .Mlllerettn until
Straw bridge, nnd Mr fl Aihon ,viii
Jr.. 212 Harvey street. Gerniantown.
Mr. nml Mrs HnnaM At r .. .i.
Jfaldstnno Anaitincnts. 'lain ' 5bm
street, ore recehln? rnntrrntuinitni m.
tho birth of a son. Donald Mnrtln Ijvc,
Jr.. May 20 Mrs, Love wll be remem
bered as Miss Kstclle Llpplncott.
Tho marriage of MIbs Clam Imogcno
Peters, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs.
?yr.1..?., Io,crs- n"d Mr. Stanley Kg
bcrt W mm. of r mri....inr, u c ..,111
AVnc?. at, ",t ,,cn,c of her parents,
441 Old York road. Jenklntown. Tues
day evening, June 22, nl 7 o'clock
Deaf folk will piescnt an open-air "lay
tomorrow afternoon and nxcnlng nt n.
gurden party and fair nt W.vck. thecolo
11ml Home and garden of Mr Caspar
ttlstnr Haines. r,026 Geimnnlown ave
nue, corner Walnut lane The parish
bouse of All Soul's .Church for the Deaf
Is tho bencflclnry.
Dr. and Mrs. Htrlcklor Coles, of
Grocnwny, Bryn Mnwr, wlththelr three
children, will spend July and August
jimc,s.lwn.TTr h0me' u
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell nnd
their fnmllv. of Ilcd Itoso Manor. Vllln
nova, will leave June 20 for their sum
mer home, Dnrk Harbor, Me.
Owing to Illness In the family, the
mutuant.' wiiiuii ,wna io nave necn held
on Thursdny fit tho borne of Mrs. Hol
llnsbcad X. Taylor, of Slot St. Mnr
tlns Lane. Chestnut Hill, will bo post
poned until tho fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris W Hlroud. Jr..
of Houghton lane, yillanova. will go
to their cottneo on Mt. Desert lulniwl
Seal Harbor, Me., on July 9, to icmam
for two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoscoe Hale Trumbull,
of Uala, avenue and Cynwyd road. Cvn
wyd. left on Saturday for California.
They will visit 1 datives cniuute In Chi
cago. Denver and Ims Angelts. later
spending a month with their father.
Mr. Trumbull, of New York, nt bis bun
galow nt Santa Harbarn, Calif.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan Ash, of Indian
Queen luno nnd Knox street, German
town, entertained nt bridge at her home
tins nrternocn 111 Honor of Miss Eliza
beth Chllds Steel, of the Wood-Norton,
-whose marriage to Lieutenant
George U Richard, L'nlted States Navy,
It. K. C, will take place on Satunm.v.
Among tho guests will be Mrs. illchard
Campbell Hughes, MIf Klma It. Wln
dlsch. Miss Agnes Itowlaud Levis. Miss
Klcanor L. Meachntn, Miss Mary r.velyn
nichnrd. of Jacksonville, i.-n, ; jtrs.
Harry G. Klter. 3d, Mrs. Dayton Lin
zeleie, Mrs. Arthur Hogar. Mrs. Edwin
HeSMibruch. Mrs. Grey Emmons. Mrs.
David Vinton Stnhl, Mis. Josenh Kerrlch
and Miss Mildred Piers. Lieutenant
Illchnid will give his bachelor dinner
nt the Yale Club In New York this
evening. 111s guests wilt include Mr. J.
Reginald Newton, of Wntertown. N. Y. :
Mr. Oeorgj H. Stcge, Jr. of Urooklvn;
Mr. CnrI H. Savrc. of Rrooklvn : Mr.
C. W. Bell, of Washlngtoh : Mr. OcorKo
urexel tileci. or ucrmantown : I. eutcn-
nnt Oeorgo If. Hlmcs, Nashville. Tenh. ;
Lieutenant John H. Tllton. of Washlnc-
toti ; Lleutennnt W, II dishing, of this
city, nnd Lieiucnnnt KranK Lamb, or
Santa Hnrbara. Calif.
Mrs. Thomas P. Hunter, of Rltten
bouse Square, will leave In June for
Atlantic City to spend the summer in
her cottage, corner of Dover and Beach
strcots.
Tho senior class of the Baldwin School,
Bryn Mawr, of which Miss Claro Hon
yngo Is president, has Issued invitations
to Its commencement exercises, to bo
held at the school on Friday evening.
Juno 11, followed by 11 supper for the
graduates nnd their guests, Including the
raculty.
Miss Adelnldn Flagg. of Ur.n Mawr.
gavo a luncheon, followed by cards, at
her homo yesterday.
Mrs. W C. Hunneninn. Jr.. of Twenty-third
nnd Locust streets, gne n
luncheon nnd bridge nt her summer homo
nt Langborno yesterday.
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MRS. OrcOKOK II. I.OUIMlCIt
iMrs. 1 .01 liner wns rhalrnian of the
feto, "Once in a Hltto Moon." held
jestorday at the Iltinllngdnii Valley
Country Club for the brnrllt of tho
Ablgton M"eniorlnl Hospital
tlDti Mnrlr.ii VVfnr,Hv nf llilu ,.ltt nnl
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Mr. N. .1. tarmier. or rsew ion. weie
their guests oer the week-end.
Mrs. William arlftUh and her daughter.
MIm Mnv Eleanor Grllllth. of 4J2I1 Hal-
tlmoro avenue, sailed yesterday on the I
St. Paul to Join Mr. Griffith In London. I
MOORESTOWN
Mrs. Victor Wleimnn. of 10.1 Chcterj
avenue, luiil .n m-i cuvain w.'i iiiviiiuiitu
Day Miss Elizabeth Tntnall, of Oei man
town ! MIbs Germain Downward, of
Coatcsvlll. nnd Mr. Gilbert MnGarce, of
Germantown.
Miss Helen Hughes entertained Miss
Ethel Morris, of Holmcsburg, over th
week-end.
A dinner nnd dance wns given nt the
Field Club on Memorial Day. Mrs. Plan
ets D'Oller wits In cbnrgo of the pla
given In the afternoon.
Mrs. Salllo A. Pnlst. who has hocn
visiting Mr. Frederick Macke Palst In
Ventnor, lias returned nnd Is now with
her daughter, Mrs. Frederick A. War
den. Mrs. Harrv It. Hanford, of Camden,
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. II. Learning,
of Chester avenue.
Mlsn Agnes Grubb spent the week-end
with her .dster. Mrs. Herbert Longacre,
In Pitman, N. J.
Tho Rev, George Cusworth, the Rev.
Frederick Waideu, Mr B.isll Cooper
nnd Mr. Henry F. Stockwell were the
speakers at the Memorial Day exercises.
.Yir. anil ."MIS. iiooeri .u. nnvra itia
guests of Mrs. Harry Mlildleton. Mrs
Howes will bo tenienibeicd ns Miss
Anna Mld.lleton before her marriage a
few niontnn ngo.
MISS DORIS MARIE GARVIN
WEDS MR. UN. D. MlfdHELL
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Pretty Wedding of Miss Marguerite
McCloskey and Mr. J. U.
Schanberge'r'
Miss Doris Mario Garvin, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. ThomnB H. Garvin, of
Uharon Hill, will be married at 7 o'clock
this evening to Mr. Lucullus N. D. Mit
chell, of Ridley Park, at tho Tuny
Mcmorlnl Presbyterian Church of Shnron
Hill. The Rev. Alcxnndcr Mackle, pas
tor of tho church, nsslsted by the Row
David Edwards, of Ridley Park, will
officiate. Tho bride .will be given In mar
riage by Jicr father and will wear a
white satin gown trimmed with old lace
nnd will carry orchids apt! lilies of tho
valley, Her attendants will bo Miss
Elizabeth Arnold, of Sharoti Hill, who
will bo her maid of honor, wearing nn
orchid taffeta nnd chautllly lace gown,
carrying orchids and sweet neas. una
four bridesmaids: Miss Martha Ander
son, of Haverford , Miss Jessie Hutton,
of Gtcnoldcn; Mrs. Harry Hnldt, of Rid
ley Park, and Mrs. William W. Hub
bard, of Sharon Hill, two of them wear
ing pink taffeta nnd ehnntllly lace
gowns and leghorn hatii with pink tulle
streamers, and two In blue tnffeta nnd
laco eowns and lechorn hats. They wilt
carry white crooks with bows of ribbons,
festooned with spring (lowers. Mr. Mit
chell will have Mr llarr P. Hnldt. of
Ridley Park, ns his best man The ushers
will be Mr. Howard Kracmer, of Phila
delphia; Mr. Wnllace Williams, of
Maryland; Mr. William Hubbard, of
Shnron I lilt, and Mr. Andrew Hllgart
tier, of Baltimore. A reception at the
homo of the bride's parents will follow.
SCHANBERGER McCLOSKET
A pretty wedding took place this
morning nt the Church of the Immacu
Into Conception. Front and Allen streets,
when Miss Marguerite O. McCloskey,
daughter of Mrs. William J. McCloskey,
became tho bride of Mr. J. Lawrence
Scbnnberger, of Baltimore Tho cete
motiy, which wns followed b a nuptial
mass, wna performed by the Rev. Alex.
muter H. McKnj . assisted by the Rev.
I.I Beder ns deacon 'nml the Rev. Beim
1 diet Gnldner. S. J., ns sub-deacon. The
brldo was given In marrlagn by her
brother. Mr. William J. McciosKey, Jr.
gown or emoromcrcu nci
satin. Her tulle veil was ar-
mncred with n coronet of real lace and
fastened to the court train with sprays
of orange blossoms. Mrs. Joseph A.
Cunningham, a sister of tho bride, was
matron of honor, nnd wore a gown ot
turquoise bluo georgotto trimmed with
silver lace, with a hat to match, nnd she
carried pink roses. Miss Margaret Mar
McCloskev, n-'nlece of the bride, was
Mower girl, and her organdie frock 'and
poko bonnet was trimmed with two-tone
ribbon. Sho carried n leghorn hat with
pink roses. Mr. Frederick C. Selian
bcrger, Jr., a brother of the bridegroom,
was hcstlnan and tho ushers were Mr. Jo
seph A. ''uniilughnm, of this city, mid
Mr Benedict J. Fredericks. Mr. Leonard
H McLaughlin nnd Mr. E. King Schultz,
all of Baltimore. A wedding breakfast
for the brldnl party nnu immeuiate
fnmllv followed at tho home of the
nfirr which Mr. and Mm. fechanbcrgei
left for an extended trip They will
live nt Forrest Tnrk, Baltimore,
KEEOAN HIRST
Tho marriage of Miss Mary Frances
Hirst, daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. John'
Irvine of 521 East Chclten avenue, to
Mr Joseph Vincent Keegan. of 3S Wes
Itockland street, was solemnized at 10 1
o'clock this morning in tho Church ot
tho Immaculate Conception, Price nnd
Sullivan streets. Tim Hov. Joscpn
HKelly was tho celebrant of the nup
tial mass which followed tho ceremony,
and Mr, Irvlno gavo his daughter In
marriage. Miss licatrlce Hlist attended
her sister ns maid of honor, nnd Miss
Kathleen Cuimnlngs nnd Mloa Mary
Margaret Foster wero tho llowcr gills,
Mr. AugiiKtui Munoy acted ns best limn
for .Mr, Koofjaii, anil Mr. Jninex Joseph
Hirst, brother of the bride, and Mr, John
Mugiilrc were the ushers. A n-ccptluii
followed tho ceiemony at tho Belllcld
Countt ciuh. Me nnd Mrs. Kcecnn.
nfter their wedding trip, will ho at homo
m 11. 1 nasi 'nu!ii avenue.
STITELER PENNYPACKER
VA pretty wedding which will take
place today Is that nt Miss Margnroi
rcnnypaclier. of :!2;12 Lancaster nveimu,
and Mr. George It Stltelcr, Of SSI North
Forty-second street. Tho wedding will
bn nt 7 o'clock nt thejcustor Mansion,
Holincsburc. the Rev. Dr. W. II. Shtini-
way omclatli.g reception will follow
Immediately nfter the Ceremony. Tho
btldc, who will Klven In mnrrlago by her
father, will wear a gown of white
georgette and satin and will tarry n
bouquet of roses and sweet peas Miss
Mlrlnm Pcnnypaeker, Atlss Alma Pen
nypnekcr. Mls Kathryn Cash and Miss
Marlon Christie will be her bridesmaids.
Miss Elizabeth Cash will be the Power
girl. Mr Stltrler will have for his best
man his brother, Mr. Fred N. Stlteler.
Mr. nnd Mr Stlteler will leave immcdl-
nlolv tiffni. llm i-nVerif Irill fni- nil CXtelld
ed wedding trip. They will live In West
Philadelphia
SCIUTLHOFF SILK
The marringo of Miss Katharine
Schufhofr, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Schulhoff. of 222S North Seventeenth
street, to Mr. Jack n. 811k, of this city,
will take place at 2 o'clock today, the
Rev. I)r Joseph Krauskopt officiating.
After the ceremony tho brldo and 'bride
groom will leav? for art extended wed
ding trip through Nlngnra Falln nnd on
to Canada Mr. and Mrs. Silk will be
at home at their new home. -1 f28 Ivlg-
ley street, nfter septemucr 1.
NORRISTOWN
Miss Ella Love, of til 3 Astor sttoet,
cavo a miscellaneous shower nt her home
in honor of Miss Mary Pollock. Theie
were twenty-five guests present. Miss
Pollock will be married to Mr. Ilcibert
Wetzell today, In St. John's Episcopal
Church,
Invitations havo been Issued by tho
board of llrectors of tho Montgomery
Hospital for the graduating exciclses of
tin; class of 192D of the hospital's Unfil
ing sihool for iiwses. The exercises will
be held In tho TrlnKy Hnll. Elm nnd
Hwedn streets, on Tuosdnj evening, June
me grnuuatcs are inss .-Marietta
Lnwson, .Miss Sara Stnuffor
MIsm Margaret H. Hcbmoyer.
Kccbler,
Mrs. Bullock will be at homo after tha V.
first of August nt Walllngford, J' '
Mrs. John Berne Hnnnum has ris''
turned to her home In Mlddleton, new JH ,-,
Mcdln, from a stay at Atlantic City., ' ;
whcio she was recuperating after hr4 1
recent Illness. . y
Members of the "Afternoons with .
Science" Club spent Saturday on the) 4,
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
A hlrthilav party was given on Sat
urday evening in honor or ansa ininrn
M Jnckson, by her parents Mr, and
Mrs George Jackson, nt their home 11 1(1
McKean street Among the guests were
MIfs Frances Slmms, Mr Joseph Grant,
Mlrs Mny McCloskey. Mr. Io Gllllgan,
Miss Agnes Nevlns, Mr. Paul Reynolds.
Miss Isabella Hutchinson. Mr. John
Dletlt. Miss Katherlne Smith. Mr. Ed
ward Cannnugh, Miss Katharine
Nevlns. Mr John McIIall. Miss Sadie
Gllllgarr Mr. John Smith. Miss Marie
Kelly. Mr Edward McGoldrlck, Miss
Ethel Buchanan. Mr. Jack Hess, Miss
Helen McGovern, Mr, Joseph Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Noon, 1513
Tnsker street spent the week-end nt
the Hotel Elberon, Atlantlo Cltv
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr and Mrs. Wlllard Hopkins Col
lins, nf Lewes, Del. hnve Issued Invita
tions for the marriage of their daughter.
Ml Anna Freeman Collins, to Mr.
David Jnyne Bullock. Jr, of Wnlllng
foid. Pa . at 1 o'clock on Wednesday.
June 10. nl the Presbyterian Church or
Lewes A reception will follow at the.
home of tho bride's parents. Air. nnd
nv on Jhn'tT 1
estate of Mr. Plerro S. dti Pont. neaxA.i S
Kcnnett Square, Tho day wns In chanMt.JL . .,
or Dr. John M. Mncfarlane. Mrs. J, fc '"
Woodbrldge. of Chester, organized tta, '-
clnss som1" years ngo. 1 M ;'
Mrs. Wellington McIIenry, of Rtdlaf jd K'
I'nrk, entertained tho members ot the -V '
Mothers' Club n few days ngo, ' 'm$ ;
Five City Girts at Vassar
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Twenty-five Pennsylrnnln girls, fife J
of whom nre residents ot Philadelphia,;1 ')
are members nf the 11120 class nt Votr vF f
ear College nnd will be grndtinted next ,
Tursdii. . Krom Philadeltihln nre tlnj ' ''
Misses Harnh Knthry Fisher, Helen
r;iigianii. I'.stner .iinrie i;niy, uiara 1
Marburg and Kditji Nelnn I'nge.
cago, nnd Miss Frances Sandler and Miss
Rose Handler, of New York.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Christopher Doimer entertained iSn,,.:f
tho bridge club of which she H a member "m?o
at her home, 1&05 Spruce street, jester- ?i"i ,?th
day artcrnooii.
Thd wedding of Miss Harriet R M,
Gerson nnd Mr, Harold Hill Taylor
takes place next Saturday evening nt 7
o'clock In Christ Memorial Church,
Forty-third and Chestnut streets.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher, of
1305 North Flfly-llfth street. Ifinnounce
tho mnrrlge of their niece, SIlss Nellie
Gallagher, to Mr. James J. Boyle rtC
St. Patrick's Church yesterday morn
ing nt 0 o'clock.
Mr, nnd Mrs. J. Heffensteln Mason, of
3217 Spencer terrace, have returned
homo nfter spending some time In the
Elberon, Atlantlo city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Alfred Clark, of I92:i
intlinvltio ell-Ant Imvi iirmnftrl limit fnla
tngd nt Cbelbca.' Mrs. O. M. Culp nnd bride's inolber, 1007 North Sixth strce.
Cinderella Pumps
("KEDS")
Women's $2.25
Misses' 1 1 to 2 1.75
Children's to 1 0'i 1.50
White canvas, white rubber soles.
The very thing for beach or country
Most Reasonable Prices for Quality
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GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Edwnrd-C. Idell. of Tulpeliocken
street, will entertain nt dinner at her
home this evening In honor of Miss
Emma Prince, daughter of Mrs, C. E.
Prince, of 1G' East Durham street,
whose marriage to Mr Harold William
Fullmoro will take place In the First
Methodist Episcopal Church In Ger
mantown on June 5, Covets will be
laid for twelve guests.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph J. Idell enter
tained at their homo, nt H38 Not tit
Frnnkllir street, on Sunday. In honor of
their fifth wedding anniversary The fol
lowing guests were present. Mr and Mrs.
Israel Steinberg. Mr, and Mrs Harry
Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fllcksteln.
Mr and Mrs. M. Blerenbnum Mr and
Mrs. Edwnrd Idell, Mr and Mrs Nat
Cnrlln, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Feldsteln.Atrs,
Anna Blltzsteln, Miss Josephine Blitz
stein. SIlss Esther Fllcksteln, Mr Louis
M. Stelnberc Mr. Bentnmln F Llslier.
Mr. Arthur Gromberg. Miss Ray
Schwartz, Miss Clatro Schwartz, of Chi-
P. Kf. Degerberg
1621 Chestnut Street
Imported
Scotck Tweed
SUITS
$45 UP
for WOMEN and
MISSES
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1 Now for June, the Month of Airy Frocks
I for Dainty Misses and Their Mothers 5j
g Sprightly 'Models for Summer
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Rflrin'fi I SO.50
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Offer:
June Cleamnre Rale
of All Silks.
Dresses at Cost!
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It Isn't Necessary
To Be Fat
Don't suffer during tho hot summer months with excess weight.
Hundreds of women have benefited by our system. Surely you
have some friends who come here. Ask them! Appointments
mndo until 5 P. M. f
Arrange for Trial Treatment
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Exclusively for Women
Bellevue Court Building
1418 Walnut Street
Bell Phone, Spruce 5,8i
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1122 Chestnut St. v
Quality and Standard Famous Over Half a Century
Silk Sweater Frocks t
Heretiifnrp Sl."i. .tune Ctrnrntiro. C"1
These lovely frocks nre our noted Justrite drosspf,. :
"Justrite," because they nre becoming to almost any
figure, seldom need altering, are easily laundered, nrV :
fashioned on the newest linos and of tho best quality
material, and above all, because they have the appear- EEE
ance of n one-piece dress, with none of its disadvan- :
tages. They nre especially smart and appropriate for :
week-ends, for they can be packed in the smallest grip
with no thought of them becoming mussed nnd untidy EEi
looking. They can be had in crepe dc chine and China E
silk in navy, flesh, white and black. :
Another group of Justritcs comprises voiles, organdies
and other dainty cotton materials in all -tho wanted
Summer .colors. They fenture crisp organdie sashes :
wiucn tie in tne oacK in a inrge now, and are priced at
$1J2.50, including sash.
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Summer
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Voile. Dotted SwUi,
Bingham
$10.50 up
103 S. 15th St.
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No C. O. D.'m
No Approval
All Sales Final
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Millinery not
included in
this sale.
Tho Store of Personal Service
13 10. Chestnut Street
Remember this event is for a strictly limited period
t Sale J New
Fashions
For Women
and Misses
wD
Off
the Present
Ticket Prices
The delightful fact about this sale, and which will mightily impress all
women, is that all The Blum Store merchandise is NEW and has been bought
at exceptional price concessions in the last four weeks.
Consider these wholesale price concessions, and heed the importance
of the 'savings, for they actually amount to 50 per cent off present values. Let
us emphasize the exclusiveness of The Blum Store modes and you will realize
the significance of this announcement.
Coats and Wraps
Dresses
Ticket prices.. $15.00 to $225.00
Sale prices.. $11.25 to $168.73
BIou
ses
Ticket prices.... $1X95 to $29.50
Sole prices.... $2.21 to,$22.12
Suits
Ticket prices... $19.75 to SS9.50
Sale prices... $11.81 to $87.13
Skirts
Ticket prices.... $5.96 to $52.50
Sale priccs....$.40 to $.19.37
Ticket prices.. $39.60 to $225.00
Sale prices.. $29.02 to $168.75
Fur Neckpieces
Ticket prices.. $39.60 to $280.50
Snlc prices.. $29.62 to $217.15
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1624 Walnut Street
CONTINUING OUR
KEDUCTION ON OUR ENTIR13 STOCK
Millinery, Coats, Suits-
' Blouses, Dresses,
Sport Clothes
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Tomorrow Only
These Hemmed Muslin Sheets
Regular $3.00, single-bed size, 72x99 inche
Tomorrow Only, $2.40 Each
Extra length, 72x108 inches
Tomorrow Only, $2.75 Each
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Size 45x36 inches
Tomorrow Only, 60c Each
Any other day, 75c each
A brand of muslin that is well known to house
keepers of experience. '
For bungalow or cottage these sheets and pillow
cases arc, to use the English housewife's expression
of it
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1214 Chestnut Street-
4214
PHILADELPHIA'S CxREATEST
MILLINERY SALE
The Most Exquisite Collection of
Dress Hats for Summer
Afternoons
We Have Ever Assembled
TIwsp wonderful hand-nmde Hatn. fresh from our own workroom,
nrn Just whnt you want, for Hummer functions and arc all included
In thu
Clearaway Sale, $10, $12, $15
They Are Worth Double This Price
Annual Summer Sale of
1 Notions and Toilet Articles
Weil-Known Little Things of Dependable ,
Quality at Worth-While Price Savings
Save on These
Standard Toilet Article Specials
Ilnrln rrrnrli
tOrj tax 2a
Ciimiiiit't l'nrr 1'nwilrr, usual B0r size; Spcrlal
Mnry tSnrdfn (.'nninnpt I-'aoo I'owdrr tJllt Box with Mirror: usually
Mr Hpcrliil, JOr; tn. 2c
U'ooilliiirj' or Ciitlrnrn onp, 'Mir n Cnlic
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.linn Rice Kne Powder. I0r box: t:ir Cp
inolli Dcodornnt Poiwlor. 3Sr nnd tfle liox
I'utex Cutlolo Hemoer, IlEc t-ize. nnr; tax :
I'epKodrnt or lVbrrn Tooth I'rtntr, 35r; tnx 2c.
i'utex Compact Nail Set. COc size. 48c: t-ix 2c
1'itex Trnvellnsr Nail Set, $1.50 size si.Sftj tax Cc
Hinds Honev and Almond Cream. 3Hr; tnx 2i
rMBCftt & Ilamsdeirs Cold Cream. 25c tube, lln tax lc.
ii'satc'8 CaBhnvcre Bouquet Soap, medium size, box
caltrs TV.
Puirtiid s I.llac Retal. SRe: tnx 4r
of
.lerBen' Until Soup In Violet l.llnc, Boe, Carnation and
liernnuiin tne cako ; 1.00 n box of dozen cnle.
1Jrr-Ktii Tntrtim Sprrliil. 2.e bo ; tax lc
Knljnos Tooth PaBte. 30e size. 23r; lax te
I 'team de Merldor, 25e size, 50r Jar, tax lc.
Q i Imui Kb urs Talcum, Sinn bottle tax 4c.
Maiv Oaiden TnlPiim, 3.1p box: tax 2c
llrltlsh Until Sonp, 25e size, 3 cakes for .10r.
Bonnie H.iv I'astlle Soup, Bpeclal t.le cake
Vtilet . , rvtfume. $1.50 size. SI 2.u ta. 5c
These Specials are 3 for 25c
Pure (ll(r Oil CnMllr Sonpi CoUnle All.Arniinil Sonpi several
odors; lepl' iimcIp of flue toilet soup: Tlntev for renewing: the
color of rill n agitable sIlU" II llcht shades : I'.xtrn Siiprr l".ntlh
Tape, '- I'" 1' 1 nids; tinf Treen nml Skirt ltuniri He I.onc
Snap l'iileiier, ftnticst iimiln , tln llent Ilrnmi Tnllpt l'liin, all
nlzes CmiiI nf 3 dozen Snun rnatrurrt: Hubher Hull. Knn...
Rood size
MnuhlB.li t m Toilet Water. $17.1 size js.1.00; tax 12c.
French !' ice Ponder, lnrpe ureen bo, 2.1r tax lc.
Splendid selection of hlRh-trrad. Tooth Itriihbr, In n dozen or
more Htlrs. 2.1e.
Purr Itrlntle Vnll Ilrimli, the serviceable kind, Special 23r each,
spool,
' ninke-' i.f ion nrd sflnit MIU,
18r spool, 2.on n dozen
ion shades , usually 23c
H.iv Hum. McKesson & Uobhln" 50c size. 35c: tnx
Aziirea and Floramye Sncbet, SI 00 hlze, 8.1e; tax Ic
Prophylactic Tooth Brush's 4."ic Htyle. atSBr each.
I'nlniolUe Snnp, M.00 for 12 cikes
I'ronlivl.ictlc Penetration llnlr liiuhen. rneclnl. o.lc,
Sp-to-ct Toilet Soap, et special, 2lln cnki-,
Clare Press Shield", sUea 2. 3 ami (. 30r pair
Oxford Tie Shoo Laces Black, Whlto nnd Hrnwn, purn silk, 40o
Brade. nt '!3e pair
R-Ynrd I'lat Silk Corset I.ares. $1 2.1 crude. 7.1r.
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20c
Ocrnn Pearl lliitlnns,
to ?.1c card.
-llKhl seconds at half price ; all sizes, now
These Specials are 2 for 25c
I'olilliiK Wire ('out llnnicrrs: Ttirkinh Knit Wash Clotlm; I,n
Kerle llrnlil, shlte pink or blue: Omnice llloMmnn Tnlrum Puivileri
Vliilet (ihcrrlne houpi McIOkiiii Itohhlna llydrocen 1'rrozldai
Card of tine (Uhrh llend PIiim. hlte Jit or dull black.
Allen's French Hair Nets
10c each, $1.00 a dozen
Thej cost nearly this much now to Import, put we ur still
endcuvorliiB to muliithlti this price- an long ua vu can H'hlta and
(Jrny Nets ISc cuch , SI. Bo u dozen.
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