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TffgT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
, Nancy Wynne Talh of- Miss Reeves's Engagement.
performance of "Mikado" to be Repeated for
Seamen's Institute Tomorrow Night
SntE of us have been suspecting n
romance for some tlmo In the case of
t tfeei. and yesterday our curiosity
Jo lltSi,Xl by the announcement of
S8cSgemont to Henry Walton. Jr.,
rrr?Mdalo. .To Reeves Is n most nt-
Jtlve K rfand I hope she'll be very
ir it in her ens-nKcmcnt nnd marriage.
q'h5Pff t Oerm" ntSwn yesterday to Bo
Sot to Bowling Green. Ky where
w will attend the wedding of Mnry
MacK Inzll Mom and Eugene H monlii.
Thev ore to be married on Saturday,
n know, and the members of the wed
dlBKPartV started down yesterday to
Join In the parties before the wedding
difo neeves Is the daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. French B. Reeves, Jr.. of Ocr
mantottn. She and her sister Mary
Eidcthflr debut together two years
Sen Her mother was Miss Lillian
Prlmrnc. and both Mary nnd Josephine
hive 1'rlmroio for their second name,
brands H. Reeves, 3d, and Johnson
Reeves are both brothers. The Reeves
live on Abbottsford nvenue in German
town. Mr. Francis R. Reeves, the
erandfnthcr. has that beautiful old
place at McKcau nvenue nud Clnpler
Henry Walton is a eorr of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Henry F. Walton, of Torresdnlc.
The late city controller was his uncle.
He Is a brother of Mrs. .Tames Adams,
wife of Senator Adams, of Pittsburgh ;
of Mrs. Thomas Aller, Mrs. Wllmer
Mlddleton. Jr., of Torresdale, and Mer
cede Walton and John Walton. He
Is n graduate of the Episcopal Academy
and of the t'niverslty of Pennsylvania,
and he served In the First Troop of
Pfnnlvanln Cavalry during the war.
If I mistake not, he was made n meln
ber of the military police about the
tame time as Jack Groome arid kovernl
other troopers, who were transferred
fiom the Trench Mortar Hnttery. This,
jou remember, was composed entirely
of members of the First City Troop.
Jack Walton was In the troop, too, nud
so 1 may be mixed about the M. P.,
but I know one was in that service.
I WAS so glad to hear yesterday thai
Mrs. Tristram Colket. of Rryn Mnwr,
ii recovering from her recent operation.
I understand it wns not a serious one,
but the mere fact of taking ether seems
a dangerous thing, and one is always
bo Kinu io near mni sucn an affair Is
well over.
MARY OI.EXDIXNING. Hope
Cromwell nnd several others left
yesterday for Detroit. Hope nnd Mnry
will be members of the brldnl partv n't
the Cromwell-Dodge wedding, "you
know. Mary is to be maid of honor nnd
Hope matron of honor. You know
Dclphlne Dodge wa at school at
Springside In Chestnut Hill for some
little time before she came out. and it
wns there that she and Mnry Glendln
ning became cloe friends. It seems
rather nice that Delphlne should know
a Philadelphia girl so well that she
would want her to be the closest of her
attendants nt her wedding to a I'hlla
delphlan. Mnry Glendlnnin1? Is ns pretty
as can be. and will doubtless make n
lovely addition to the wedding party.
The wedding takes place Thursday, you
know, nt the Dodge place nt Grosse
I'ointe Farms.
Have you ever seen Grosse Polnte?
It's one of the mest beautiful suburban
places in the country. All the places
rtopo down on Lake St. Clair, which Is
m wide you cannot sec the opposite
rtiores nnd when the wind is high the
lake is full of white caps like the great
lakes or sea. It opens into the great
lakes, you know. It is one of the show
lakes of our country.
T HOPE it will be cooler today for
Marjory Taylor and Gordon Hnrd
wlckes wedding. The marriage is
going to he out at White Marsh nnd 1
am sure it will be awfully pretty.
Bishop Rhinelnnder was to have mnr
ried them, but Ills sudden decision to go
to Europe nnd the sailing for England
prevented his tnking part. So the
Rev Henjamln HIrd nnd the Rev.
Nathaniel Groton will officiate in his
place.
rjOX'T forget that tomorrow night
-f there will bo the Savoy Co. In the
Mikado once more, and this time for
the Seamen's Institute. Among tlin.so
vuio will entertain are Mrs. Alexander
an Rensselaer, Mrs. Charles Henry
Peott, Mrs. Stanley G. Flagp, Jr., Mm.
Krnet Law, Mrs. Thomas Learning,
Mrs. Robert Drayton. Mrs. Svdney
ei'li. MrK Mnncurc Robinson and Miss
Christine Riddle.
TVTARY wns nsked out to dinner the
1'-1 other night, and came home in a
'.e f utter pleasure and content.
ell. Mnry. you seem to hnve had a
Very good time." "Oh. I did mother,
and wc had such good lings to cat, an
I ntrjl my soup nnd I dried my plate
with the bwead. and eated that too."
'Why, Mary," cried mother, aghast
t daughter's dreadful manners, "what
Jill they think of the way mother has
brought you up?" "Oh that's all wight.
Muddle. I told 'em I wasn't allowed to
on it (it home so that was why I did it
tte." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .
Mr Arrnitt Browrr. of St Davids, will
cl. 2 dinner at the Country Club on
rwld,uA ln honor of his brother, Mr
fJ,Re nrw". whoso mnrrlage to Miss
Mr. n T?Inl;rls' ,fl'Khter of Mr. and
,!; rJ,Io,l,lnKs0"h Morris, of Villa
? .V11 X1?1'0 I)lace on Thursday, Juno
pLLthl; Chlrch f the Good Shepherd,
tosemont Mr and Mrs. Brown will go
to Uglesmero for tho summer.
has TL?lUo H"1,'!1"' of New York, who
rh, n7?pcmllnB some time .as the
Si nr' W nnd, s'rs W S Ileldlng,
hnn,. r" Mawr left Mondnv for her
talnrt - ., '"" "eiamg enter-
e'XVhn' or,lnnfr " Sunday
haverRnnr!l MrR' ,DavW s T.udlum, who
retnmr,?11'. a Vk nt Atlantic City, have
Wt t Li n V wltll tnelr fa,"y I"
Kl?rabetmovnfV v,0,r, ,,,lnBa.,ow "
the autumn V t0 rema!n unt11
l?o'rha"i"a rVZl , nan1o'Ph P. Justice
homehVii,m,',,i.AI'WS View, their
C6 V 'f t las't'ekTo'
eurnmeV ' ' llero they wl" eWl tho
. ,, - " w.,u, I
was civn"."'" "" i""1"' fie
tinr o., :'. " "' iiiarriuKo Dv her
f A antic Cl.v mY ' Blatchford,
?s ntt" 1I.1 fc olllclnted. The bride
?as noien iai(1 HiBS Elinor Krousc
JtcCla in aHBln' ant . Mcr .William
F'twlmrnoris f iffi" ?tr J Alexander
t man a L A''a,ntl City, acted as
F oMianW"" te' "tth
Ctarln at 173V wi!" . ?vllllm W Sic
nue. .!,":. l'?J "est Montnomerv nv.
ho':f,-;lPr-0aeberrS1 VMt Wl" be
ALONG THE READING
t?n, wns held J.Bry 8. Academy at
on Mi'Lnf'er, ' STMuitlnir
ir'R'a, Mis ior' .:"" aiarguer te
Jrsret mSmI" McQoveriT, Mes
D.WV.. . Hiu sff 1 L'?-8.. Cathrrl.no
' Maoney nnd Vti.i 'v?"e,sn. M ss
NnJhteTof'?0 .f uMif'3 drace B- a-t.
I Htzslmmtm ;'.ohn S Ilan' nml Mf
?n Tuisai1 "",!, .McClnrln, took place
home of i".n. 8' "' P o'clock, at the
yri
at
..
nuet, held on the school lawn. Miss
preilded! VOrn' ptMmnl ot "" '
whXS?" tpnrty,wl" b Riven on
nf.hC8&& JlinS, 23( on tho grounds
of the home of Mr. and Mrs John M
Anderson nt Olenslde. "Tho Forest
fiprimj" and ''The Masked Strnnger" will
lift presented, under the direction of
Miss Mnry Hrevn.nl Hobert , A nusl
cal program will follow
NORT.H PHILADELPHIA
Dr. and Mrs. J H. Torrance nf North
fihanV. IE.'1 ! M,P' &nd M William
Bhnney and Mr. and Mrs AVII1 am D
aSS g "nf1 TthClr dtt,uGhtcr, Miss Dorothy
Aanlp, of Lounn, hnve oft for a tour
through tho West to tho Pnelilr- COa3t
SUA "..feU Downe-i, son-ln-law
...... "Lusmu ui mr. Rnu sirs Tor-
Snic.T.n5'iSSIKnB lhe,r 8Ummer home
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Edward Hldenour
fcBKhKc laSST C'"' l rc"'
ThenstrCeAr?e tholtlfor
I.os Ango cs, Cnllf.. where she will re
main until nutumn.
Mr. nd Mrs. John L, Zweln. of this
fit?!'i!l!"0ll,n.?.e lho,encngemcnt of their
Ktr"0!1 K; Sn'n'.of Wyncote, Pn.
.A. nml Mrs'. Wesley H. Klanniran
nnd their young dnimhter. Miss VlrKlnla
Flanagan, of Jap North CirntzstToct.
w i cWy l,K''r rummer homo nenr
Beptcmbcr.
"". jiu'u. ijiu inrK
road, until
MrB.liobort C Lnndls. of 1710 West
Ontario street, was IiokUss nt nn alter-
uuu.i iliv in minor or tlio lust uiuotlnir
this season of tho Thursday .Sowing
Circle. AtnonR thoso present wero Mrs!
Alan M. Serjieison, Mrs. Oeorfrn W
ljprd. Mrs. C. M. Spencer. Mrs. Walter
Thomiison, Mrs. H. F. Howe. Mrs. Wll
llnm Flemlnp. Mrs. W. S. Flanntfnn, Mrs.
;.St,crincr;. Mrs- ,." " "cnttergood
Mrs. John Moore, Mis. Itobcrt (.'. Uon
dls and Mrs. Hobert Speece.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sickles, Miss
CJ,ftorJ?? Jf-nm.slr' Mr- Wlllard Sickles.
?,f 2J1i X'c.?i Tl.0Ba "'reel, nro tourlns
through California and Alaska and ex
pect to return In August.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho mnrrlnco of Mk in,.i
II.IhA.UI CJIb. ...... I. . A.
ivuiiiuciii ociii, uiiumucr oi airs. 1:117.1
HP.
els
both Francis Selp, of 2.nft' Soilth
Eighteenth street, nnd Mr Edward A. i
nrr
the Trinity Lutheran Church,
centh nnd Wolf streets.
Eight
Mr. Albert Linton has returned to
his home, 2022 South Garnet street,
after having spent a week with friends
nt Annapolis, Mil.
Mrs. S J Blackwell, of Marian S
C, Is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
A. H. Appleby, nt her home, 1412 Por
ter street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wllford. of 1711
.Plerco street, aro being congratulated
upon tho birth of a daughter on Juno
S. Mrs. Wllford will ba remembered
as Miss Cecilia Burke.
Miss Miriam G. Stelt), of 617 West
Passyunk avenue, wns 1 the guest of
MIbs Anna E. Sandberg, of Elmwood,
over tho week-end. Miss Snndberg Is
also entertaining Mr. and Sirs. Dietrich,
of Chicago.
Miss Madeline Dulbiow, of 150C
Wolf street. Is visiting hor mother, Mrs.
Mnry Dulbrow, at her homo In Parkcs
burg, WEST PHILADELPHIA
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Evelyn Drake, of 6010
Kingscsslng 'avenue, and Mr. Robert C.
Rosen, of 6033 Helnhart streot, which
took place today In this city. After :e
turning from their wedding trip Mr.
nnd Mrs. Rosen will live at 2040 South
Sixty-first street.
Announcement Is made of tho mar
rlago of Miss Hsttlo A. Plough, of 57.19
Christian stieet, and Mr. James W
Fostor, of Greenvlire, Tcnn., on .Mon
day in this city. Mr. nnd Mis Foster
will be nt home nt 5739 Christian street
after returning from their wedding trip.
Miss Kdytho Zander, of 13 U Ker-
baugh street, has left this clt for Los
Angeles, Calif., to spend the summer
wltn ner sister. Miss Louise bander.
Kuenstle Hanaman
The wedding of Miss Mnry Hanaman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Hnnamnn. of 2839 West Cumberland
Btreet, and Mr. William Kuenstle, of
3601 York road, will take place this
evening nt the home of the bride s
brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs.
Frederick Hnnamnn. Jr., 1533 North
Thirteenth street, with the Rev. Doctor
HInckT?, of the Reformed Lutheran
Church, offlclatlsg. Tho bride will be
attended bv Miss Mnrinn Ielnlngcr, and
Mr, Frederick Kuenstle will be his broth
er's best mnn Tho ceremony will be
followed by a reception. Mr nnd Mrs.
Kuenstle will leave on a fortnight's trip
nnd will be at luime after July 1 nt 2839
West Cumberland street.
L',k.niu..i.u ...t i. . hrAtimn Mr I'oiii j iinuann n iiadi
?."":'. B,i"""' r-?no nns recently- re- "'"""' .,"V,;, ,",,..'., i Y, ,L.i ,. n ..l 10 o'clock this
lurueu irum overleap, wnere no served I """ l,Ji uoi.v.r. ...v.-.., ....... ;.-,! n Bvnie. of .
with tho A. 13. F. will tnko nlar-o onlmoml Dawson, .another brother: Mr i ',' " "? ",,'
Kntnrrinv nf,nrnr,n , a. in ., i. : i .Tnmes Heron. Mr. wiuiam uowo and "... i,:
I - . - f
1214 Walnut St. j
Also a Store nt
Allcntown, Pn.
Special
Sale
ot
j Superb j
Tricotine
j . Suits
$50
g Presenting eveiy plmso D
I of fnslilon concaived by i
1 America's nnd Pnris's most H
0 noted couturiers.
' I Values to $125 J
f
Wk'
W't
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j.
MISS TAYLOR BRIDBOF
MR. G. A. HARDWICKE
Mr. Bullock Marries Dolawaro
Girl Many Other Weddings
'( of Interest Today
The wedd ner of Miss Elizabeth Ann
Taylor, 'daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Roland
h. Taylor, of Willow Iirook Farm,
awynedd Vnlley, nnd Mr. Gordon Al
ward Hardwlcke will take placo this
afternoon nt 4 30 o'clock In St. Thomas's
Episcopal Church. Thetceremony will bo
performed by the n0v. Hcnjnmln Ulrd,
nsslsteil by the Hcv Nathaniel Qroton
The brlilo will be given In mnrrlage by
hec father, nnd will ho attended by Mrs.
uii;!ii iiiiusuu, nn mniron or nonor, rrno .
bridesmaids will bo Miss Rdlth Nelson '
Page, Miss 1 Gertrudo 1, rnncoast. Miss t
mnr.irei j. iirmnK. .-Mrs. Tliomns It.
Miles, Miss Julia ITamn. of Colorado
Springs, and Mls Krllth Stelnmetz, of
Iloston, cousin of the bride. Mr. Wllllnm
Cbenoweth Griffith, of Chleano. will net
ns best man and the ushers will Include
Mr. John Murdock Clarke, Mr. Itobert
Dechert. the Itev. Albert Ifnwley I.ucns,
Mr William Lnwrence Saunders, 21. Mr.
James Foeht' McClure. of Iwisburg,
Pa., nnd Mr Samuel Merlin McClurn,
Jr.. of Fort Dodge. Town A reception,
will follow nt the home of tho bride's
parcrjts.
HCI.T.OCK COLLINS
An attractive wedding will tnke place
nt 4 o'clock this afternoon at tlio
Presbyterian Church of Lewes, Del,,
when Miss Anna Freeman Collins,
daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Wlllard Hop
kins Collins, will bo married to Mr.
David Jane Bullock, of Walllngford, Pn.
The brldo will bo given In marriage by
her father. Her sister. Miss Margaret
Fisher Collins, will attend her ns tnnld
of honor. Tho best man will be tho
bridegroom's brother, Mr. Ailhur Bul
lock, nnd the ushers will Include Mr
Paul Tnlrm r nnd Mr. Udward Bullock.
1 another hrother. A reception will follow
the ceremony nt me nome or tno urine n
pnrents. t'pon their return from a wed
ding trip Mr nnd Mrs. Bullock will bo
nt homo nt Walllngford, Pa.
DAWSON KCP.WICK
Tho marriage of Miss Mary Irene
Kerwlck, daughter of Mr. Henry A.
was said by the Hcv. Laurence Wall
rector of the church, who nlso performed
tho mnrrlago ccjemony. The bride was
attended by her sister, MIbs Margaret
Kerwlck, ns maid of honor, and little
Miss Sarah. Jane Pryce and Miss Josc-
phlno Seward ns flower girls. Tho
I)
f."',iS!?.An"a,..?v".V"n.y'" r.?-!!.010" I
Snnford nnd Miss Knthryn Mullaney
, Mr- Dawson yns attenderl by ni
Sir bSwsVn "ot mT JSm1? 'owed ImmrtljWJy lcr
Church Holmesburp. The nuptial mass 1 P0(lsAcl"'of krncuse. .. , ueted
Mr. Thomas Clark ,..,,. Anna Kennedy nttended her sister as
fn&bcnfrnS,Ln, lXhTnr,mnnv br'?f'5 mall ofhonor. and the bridesmaids In
fiYFPir -it2"oiS m 'n2 n,J,r, r eluded MIbs Alice C Snyder, Miss Mar
whlch Mr. and Mrs. Dawson left on a ,., pnii.. misb Mlrlnm C Ferris
weddln trip. They will Hpcnd the sum- ,ei. i?,,0",?,? ret v Brown Iss Mir e
mer with Mr Kerwlck at his Holmes-1 'rConlan was tKwcr K?ri Mr
nllrf? nnme. 1 . n ,.......-. 1.1.. i,.i.A.
-iiriT c-rx' nnnri t
WILSON 1'ARHELL
Tho weddlnc of Miss Ann Farrcll, of
17211 Shnnk street, dnunhter of Mr and
Mrs, P. J. Farrcll nnd Mr. Leo Wilson
son of Mr. nnd Mrs Joseph Wilson, of
Bancroft nnd Shunk streets, was
solemnized this mornlw? with nuptlnl
mass nt S o'clock In St. Monica's Church,
Seventeenth nnd Rltner streets, with
tho Rev Father Kelly oIllcintlnR.
The brldo wns attended by Miss
Mario Farrcll ns maid of honor: Miss
Rosallo Murray, of Bryn Mawr, and
Miss Inez Wilson, sisters of the bride
groom, nn bridesmaids. Mr. Wilson had
?w2l Imrnidedr- 'L,?h iMlviil
Vf Phc in.i'h vr ' J
A reception nnd breakfnst followed
the ceremony nt the homo of tho bride
nfter which Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson left
for nn extended wedding trln In the
South.
MILLS ROSE
The wedding of Miss Mao Mlllc, of
1S30 South Elshtecnth street, nnd Mr.
Anthony Hose, of 717 Darlen stieet,
took place on Monday afternoon, at 4
o'cock, at St. Rita's Catholic Church,
Broad and Federal streets.
Miss 'Annlo Rossi nnd Miss Mildred
Tone wero brldesmnlds and Sir. Louis
Tone was best man.
SALKNID CELIAN
A pretty wedding which took place
at 7 o'clock Tuesday, at Garrlck Hall,
Eighteenth und Lombard streets, wns
mat or miss i.ottie . eiian. 01 &133
Knstwlck aenue, and Mr Louis Salknld,
of 1028 Locust Htreet, Rnbhl Winokur
officiating A reception followed Imme
diately nfter the ceremony
The bride was glvt n nwav by her
father, and was nttended by her sister-in-law,
Mrs Herman Cellnn, as matron
or Honor. Mer bridesmaids wero miss
Bessie Sherman, Miss Rose Dltmnn, Miss
Sara Dltman, Miss Sylia Holton nnd
Babies' Ankle Ties
Just in from
first we have
war. White,
buckskin; and
dainty!
Sizes
$3.25
y 7 'Boot Shop
f U20 Chestnut St.
"Where Only the Beit is Good EnouK.
Shop (.'Io. Piilv nt 5 P.
TKI.Kl'HONKi
Fur Storage and Remodeling at Extremely Low Rates
LUIGI RIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
CLEARANCE SALE
SUITS CO A TS DRESSES SKIRTS
20 to 50 BELOW REGULAR PRICE
DRESS
SPECIAL
COTTON FROCKS
formerly to 37.50
JvJM
Sft-pHffi
j"yi "j
,J.i' . '"!$&? ? r,
IXSX&jy&MW.-t..?y.'v.;f,r;
M-ISS LILLIAN M. TRAYNOR
Whoso marriage to Mr. Desmond
Dnrclay will take placo this after
neon at 4 o'clock
Miss Lillian Barnett, Mr. Herman G.
Cellnn, n brother of tho brlile, of Seattle,
Wash., acted as best man, nnd the
ushers Included Mr. Oeorgo Jackson, Mr.
Myer Yoskln, Mr. Benjamin higher, Mr.
Joseph Cohen and Dr. Lewis Binder.
Mr. and Mrs. Salknld left Immediately
nftir tho reception for nn extended wed
ding trip to the Delawnro Water Gap
They will bo nt homo nftir October 1 at
521 Pino etrcc
IICLLDH FOHOY
A nrettv wedding took place Tuesday
evenlnc nt 6:30 o'clock, when .Miss
MmlAllnii . Forcv. of 219 Smith Far
ragut ten ace, was given In marriage
bv her father to Mr. John F. Heller, of
ihlcn. N. Y, The Rev. S. M (Slllln, of
Indln, olllclnted A small reception fol
n hnal mnn.
Aftor an extended wedding trip Mr
and Mrs. Heller will live In Utlca, X. Y.
CONNOLLY' KENNEDY
Tim mnrrliien of Miss Mareucrlte
Theresa Kennedy, daughter of Mr and
nue. nnd Dr. Bernard J. Connolly. Jr.
was solemnized nt tho Church of the
immncuiaio L-oncepiiun, ui'iniitmuHii ,u
morning. The Hev. John
slngara university, per
monv nnd Mr. Kennedy
.1.. ..l....a In mnlnmi Mlua
I lerrencc .1. uonnony iiiieiincu inn wiuum
, H nest man nnu me usiicra iiiviuiiru .n
.tnseiih Monncban. Dr. Joseph Connol v
Mr Paul V Waters and Dr Frank
Ilntiirhertv. nf Wllkea-Barre. Pa.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony nt tho home of tho bride's
parentn.
After a wedding trlrl. Doctor nnd Mrs
Connolly will bo nt homo at 916 East
Chelten nvenue.
KLEIN NAGEL
The wedding of Miss Edna J. Nngel.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Nngel,
of 108 Olnev avorruc, and Mr. Karl Klein,
of Tabor road, at 143 west jaDor loan
"111 take place this evening. Miss Clara
I N'aBcl will be the bridesmaid and Mr.
William Lltzel will bo tho best man
Jlr. Nngel will slvo his daughter In mar
riage. A reception will follow the cere
mony. After a wedding trip Mr nnd
Mrs Klein will be nt hbme at 113 West
Tabor road.
OUaHTQXNAGLU
A pretty wedding will tako placo H1I3
evening nt Union Methodist Church,
Twentieth nnd Dlnmond streets, whin
Miss Ddlth Virginia Nagle', daiiRhter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. NnKle 2120
North Twenty-second Btreet, will becomo
tbo bride of Mr. Bertram K. Oughton, of
Olenslde, Pa.
Tho ceremony will ho performed by
tho Rev. J. G. Blckcrton. nastor of the
church. Miss Nagle, who will bo gicni
In marrlago by her father, will be at
tended by Miss Florence H. Neufeld as I
maid of honor nnd tho bridesmaids win
be Miss Murlon Nagle and Miss Uladyh I
Naclo, sisters of tho bride Miss Mar-1
goret Oughton, a niece of the bride-1
groom, will bo flower tjlrl. 1
Mr. John Oughton will act ns best man
for his brother, nnd the ushers will In-j
elude Mrs. Charles Oughton Mr Robert 1
Oughton. Mr. Harry Chancy nnd Mi
Stanley McCurdy
A reception will follow the ceremonv .
at tho home of tho bride's parents, after
England the
had since the
tan, or fawn
so fine and
2 to 6.
JI. , Saturdajs, 1 P. II.
STIIUCK 208
BHKHjiflBt7lllflHHiflK.
'my ' I
Including Tricolclte, Crepe do Chine,
Plain, Beaded, Printed Georgette, Satin
Taffela and Dance Dresses.
39.50 45.00 49.50
formerly to iso.oo
DOTTED SWISS, VOILE, GINGHAM
20.0025.00
which Mn and Mrs. OUghlon will leivd
fdr nn extended motor trip. They will
bo at home nf tor Soptcmbe. 1 nt Glen
side, Pa,
GESSKLMAN FAHHA I
Tho mnrrlago of Mlns Lllllnn II.
Farra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
W Farra, to Mr Benjamin F. Ocsscl
marr, of 4964 Baynton Btrcct, will take
place nt fl o'clock Ihls ovenlng In St.
Michael's Episcopal Church, High street,
Gcrmantown. The Hcv. Gilbert Pember,
rector of tho church, will perform the
ceremony. ,
&TKVDNS TUCKICHMAN'
The marrlago of Miss Laura Tucker
man, daughter of Mrs. L, T. Tucker
man, of 504 C Devon street to Mr. John
Stevens, will take plnco In the Chelten
Avenue Baptist Church this evening, tho
Hev. Hobert Tumblcston' officiating,
BARCLAY THAYNOli
Tho wedding of Miss Lillian M. Tray-
nor and Mr. Thomas Desmond Barclay
will tnke plnco at Our Lady of Mercy
Church, Broad street and .Susquehanna
avenue, ai 4 o'clock tills afternoon.
Miss Corlnne M Traynor, a cousin of the
brldo. will act ns maid of honor, nml
Mr, William T. Barclay, Jr.. will bo best
man. A small reception vIU follow the
ceremony. After a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Barclay will llo at Allehtown, Pa.
HESSLER PUHISCH
Miss Knthryn Purlsch, daughter of
Dr. and Mm. Hnfrv Pnrlarh. of 2842
Diamond street, will bo married nt noon
today to Mr. Herman Hcsslcr. of this
city. The ceremony which will bo per
formed by tho Hev. Max D. Klein, will
tak place at the homo of tho bride. She,
will be nttended by Mrs. Barney
Shcstnck. her sister, as matron of honor,
and tho best mnn will bo Mr. Harry A.
Hesslcr. a brother of tho brldecroom.
After a trip to Canada and tho Thou
sand Islands, the brldo nnd bridegroom
will live nt 2842 Dlnmond street.
YARP MENGER
Tho mnrrlnKo of Miss Ruth C. Monger,
dnUKhtcr of rir nnd Mrs. A. C. Mcncer.
of 1602 North Twcnty-nlnth street, and1
u. numer w, 1 arp, 01 ijioomingiuii, ji Well of Columbus, O., win inKe pince
III., will take placo this evening at 7 I n (irnrt. Kpiscopnl Church, Mount Airy,
o clock at tbt Ulrard Avenuo Methodist at 7 ,tn o clock this evening, the H v
Chuioh, Oirnrd nvenue Above Flftcnth 1 Tliomns ( line officiating. Miss Hfln
street. Tho brldo will be given ln mar- McFll.-n will attend the bride as brldeS
rlnire by her father nnd tho ceremony t mi, ,i ,m,i Mr rinirn Well will net ns
will bo performed by tho Rev. J. Sutei.
miss I'.stner s. aicngor win no mniu ot
honor and tho brldcsmalda will Include
.mn inui'B .iunnur niiu .i iu
iieuemann.
Tho flower Rlrl will bo Miss Grace
Rose MenBcr, sister of the bride
Mr. Yarp will have ns his attendant
air. Howard Hellcmann, wnilo tno u-h
cm will be Mr. Charles W. Mann, Mr.
Albert r Rtrohel. Mr. Carl Prelaendanz
and Jfr. Frank Ulence,
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immediately foltow ng the ceremony
there will bo a reception at tho homo of
the bride's mrnnln
tno uriue s parents le
RAMSL PASCOL
The marrincn nf AfiR I!llznbeth
Marlon Pascoe. daughter of Mr. and
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June Clearance, $3.00 to $7.75 5
Ej Resular Price, $6.00 to $15.50
More than a dozen different models in fine French
batiste and voile are found in this assortment of fine
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:' daintily trimmed with fine Val and Irish laces. There EES
3: are only n few of a size, but you will be sure to find your
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June Clearance Price, $5.95. Regular Price, $8.50
ES A limited quantity of these daint French voile blouses rE:
r: specially priced for June Clearance. They feature roll
collar and tum-back cuffs; ae hemstitched and trimmed
with fine Val insertings and edginprs. The bosom is also
trimmed with lace and is
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, fi 1624 Walnut Street 3
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
Will lake place Monday, June 11th,
and thereafter
Suits, Capes, Dresses,
Waists, Sports
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Will Be Disposed of Regardless of Cost Mi i
' A'o Alterations During Sale jtj
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Mrs. David M. J?asc0e, oi BB4S CMew
street, and Mr, Oeorgo Kerr IXamney.
will tnko placo In t the rectory of the
Immaculate Conception Church aM.
o'clock this afternoon. Miss Marie
Ireland, of Atlantic City will be the
bride's maid ot honor nnd her only nt
tendnnt Mr. George Cohn wl act nB
best man. A small reception will follow
tho ceremony at tho homo of tho briacs
parents.
KLING MOONEY
A pretty wedding will tako Place. ,t0;
day, when Miss Anna Mooney daughter
of Mr John Mooney, of 1643 North
Marvin street, will becomo the bride
of Mr Joseph Kllng, at tho Church of
St. Malnchy's, Eleventh and Master
streets. Tho ceremony will bo performed
by tho Hev Andrew J. Fleming. The
brldo will be nttended by her sister.
Miss Roso Mooney. ns maid of honor
Mr Charles Holbauer was ues . "' "
rcceimon win iiiuwiu. "''.";- ti ir
nnue, alter wnicn r. ""?-;-
will leave for nn extended wcddinB trip
They will ho nt homo after Scptemoer 1
at 2547 Silver street.
ORLINEH BERGMAN
BKROMAN GREEN
An attractlvo double marriage will
tako placo at tho Majestic Hotel at 6
o'clock this evening, when Miss """a
Bergman, daughter of Mr. and Mis
Adolph Bergman, of 305 East Walnut
lane will becomo tho brldo of Mr. a
J. brllncr. of Hoxborough, and Mi
llnnnnt, Clrnfin il.alllfhtar of Mr lltHl
Mrs.
J Green, of 6126 Morton street
become the bride of Mr. Ingram
wan. The Hev. Marvin Nathan
will
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will perlorm lie ceremonies. " '
be no attendants Mr. Df?"n'''
oir i.reen win hivu .""' """"."-" .C. '
marriage. A reception for tne tnr-.e
families will immcaiaiciy i" "
ceremonies. After a wedding trip Mr i
nnd Mrs Orllner will be nt home at I , J i
East Tulpehocken street, nnd Mr and
Mrs. Bergman will be at home at 1 1 1
East Tulpehocken street nfter July 15
WEIIy CORRY
Tho inorrlni-n nf itlaBMvrtlO C. CotTV.
dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. John L C'orr.v,
0f 11 Meehan avenue, to Mr. Raymond I
I i,Pflt n, ,n for his brother. A reception!
will follow the ceremony nt tne nome
0f thr bvlde's pnrents. After September
1 air and Mrs wen win oe at nam
at Huntingdon, W. Vn.
HEINHARD FISCHER
The marrlago ot Miss Dclphlne Marie
,,"1h" ,-.,uK"tc "'J'r;"K JlZ, Zi
nard Fischer, of Thirteenth street nnd
i'ii, ina . iTaa trn m'v rni i ; irAinnntii
?f 681 1 North Seventh h street ,w. 1 1 take
.lr litllUt lU ii. iMi;i"iiu v.. Mvitiuuiu
' l"ce at the homo of tho bride s parents
lit S .o'clock, tills .evening, the R..
f'hnrles C.abel. of tho Melrose Lutheran
I ('1Urch. officiating. Mr Flsrher will
t eve hh rinuirhter in marr (IE'1 Mrs
Charles Metzler will attend her cister a3
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matron ,a honor and tho t)Hfismald
will Include Miss Lillian Hnckett and
Miss Helen Bernnrd. Mr. Bernard Fis
cher, Jr., a brother of tho bride, will not
as best man for Mr. Hclnhnrd, nnd Mr,
enborgcr will be the ushers. A reception
i.-narjcs xuetzier ana iur. William west
win immeaintoiy ioiiow tno ceremoin
After October 1 Jlr, nnd Mrs. Relnhard
will bo nt homo at C627 Woodstock
street.
' SEIDEL GUETTER
Tho marriage of Miss Clarn E. Guet
ter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius
auettcr. of 1201 Fisher's avenue, to Mr.
Alfred IC Seldel, of 4238 North Franklin
street, will tnko placo this evening at 7
o'clock In tho Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Tabor, the Hev Henry Sooth
meltr ofllclntlng. Mrs Kntlnyn Crap
will attend tho bride as matron of honor
nnd Miss Anna Kohl and Miss Mnry
Kohl will bo tho bridesmaids. Mr. Wul-
ttr Guetter, tho bride's brother, will net
as nest man ana Mr, urell crnp and air.
j.-red llelntzo will bo tho ushers A ic-
ceptlon will follow tho cerei
, Philadelphia Kino Club. A
ceremony at the
After n wed
ding trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Seldel will bo at
homo at 1201 Fisher's avenue.
KEELY HEY
An Interesting summer wedding Will
tnke place this evening nt tlio homo of
Mrs. Robert Hey, Grand View, Hox
borough, when her daughter Miss Eliza
beth E. Hey. nnd Jlr. Edmund M.
Kcelv. Jr., will be married by tho Rev.
''rnncls Barnett. reotor of St. David's
Kpiscopnl Church, nsslsler by the Rov.
Hobert Woodrooe. of Cleveland, O. The
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r Richard Hex. and will be
hv her slstr Miss Mildred
noy s mold of boner and Mrs. Richard
Hev nnd Miss Emilv Itirker, of New
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1214 Chestnut Street 1214
PHILADELPHIA'S BIG VALUE-GIVING
MILLINERY SALE
100 New Summer Hats this Morning
at $7.50 to $20.00
Hutu trlmniril with Ilultrri'iiim nml Ih1s1p.
IIiiU Willi I.IIiii'h, UoncH or I-lllfs uf tho nlli'j-.
llutx on the tct type- with w 'flo i-ott atin nihbon Bows.
Hutu of I.pclinrn rose tnmmol with cklicu'e facings.
lliit for nil Hliinmrr rriilnn
You can choose becomingly, jour Hats at Allen's, for wear
with your light summery frocks
AT PRICES EXTREMELY MODERATE FOR QUALITY
Fine Rubber Bathing Caps
Specially Priced 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
M.mv iry nool styles ln the r!c!ust color offvtf ner produced
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Superior quality, close fittine;, pure rubber Diinp; Caps 35c.
New attractive styles in pure lubber caps trimmed with bows
or losettes, in pluin or contrasting colors 50c each.
Hea Rubber Diving Caps 75c each.
Novel styles of Fine Hathing Cap.s 75c and $1.00.
Sale of Dress Silks
Four fpfclal numl m nt rf-m.irknblp prlco sivinRH.
3 '.'-I rich Tuli Mlkn in whit, irioiind with Btrlpti In to J -l JCL
and ihren cnior effect t2 ."i ,1 i.- at ... w 1 I O
rmiliird Irrh Mil.1, n a xi 1 ndld arlnty vt pau. ni". (SJO df
Hopular $4 r.O at, a juir.l iD.OU
I.xlrn II 'in j Trlmlfllp In .i full nKortmi'nt of sIi.kIih tfo 7Ct
fortpit niwl sports ..ir Ilf-ui'ir $7 r,0 at u)J. I O
Irlntnl (.i-orKrtto ( rrpi , "'H intiri- stock JQ (( to 0"3 df
Is n'.w rid'j,-Pd, formerly jirlc d 1 50 tn $S00U.UVi OtJiDU
yard, now
$3 Chiffons and Silk Voiles, $1.85 yd.
A M'fcla.' ptirihnsc In exifll'Mt rii.tlit , trc irp ,ont of tho
wanted dnik Mucs and hlack Thi la 1,-ph than lh, wholesale price.
Ladies' Full Fashioned Pure
Silk Hosiery at $3.00 a Pair
Til's 11 the riRiiliir 1 50 prtad, lisln n p-- nnd enrtor top, full
faiililoncd liii. .1 ,1, p. n l.ih'p fiu.ilit for wear and m. i lor nldliiv TJy
como In nii, r l. Lull or uhiu- Wo would atlvlsu llborul liuyinir .t
tills upeel.il price
Sale of White Muslin Petticoats
nt nrpTH whdi e will li, nnnhlo to off, i niraln nn th-v reprrsmt
a cIiiiTuiir. from uur iwn Hto, lis f seeral rll, ontlniifd Btylfn
AMilte Mulln I'rttliuiitK In blzes SO In in lenaill , tut full: laca
trimmed Sp-il.il l..' eneh.
Millie Muollii rftlle,uU--timii.ed vllh ihe t,ettrr Itlnda of tm.
broidery and Ut,, nnw pr ced at l.7. i.so and $s.7.
Philippine Under Muslins
All of fine quality nainsook with dainty deslgnn In band ombrold.
jry- A Bpccially pnetd display now, in our necond-floor neftlon, prlcd
9825 to V5H.&0.
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for hfoWst mn Mr. Pauf ftfca, f ,
I'lttsburgrj, and for usher Mrf lvt '
iiey and Mr. David Hey, , brotWars,
tho bride. Cnllowlhcr ih ntitet nrstnanV
thero will be, a largo reception. Mr.'
KOiiv nnn ins nrmo win leave on n
' extended trip nnd upon their return trsjy
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FREDERICKS HENNEY
A wedding of Interest In this cltj nnl
In Conovcr. S. C , Is that of Miss Care
lino W. Henney, daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. Bernard iiennoy, or 4104 Novtjt
Sixth street, and Mr. CliarlcH F Frwil
c luno, u uivorui Ul Ult'illUHJ III UHl '
cord I a College In Conovor, which
no noifimmzea inm evening ai 8 o cioem , ;
in st Matthew Lutheran Church,, t6V , yj
will tin performed by the nastor. . tM , ,
Hev II Brnuns, and will be foUowed'bf .' i
.1 recentlon at the homo of the bride's , l
nfirAnln ,m IIkhh.,, . 1 1 nlirA 1, f Jl 4t
daughter In mnrrlago. Miss Armo.
nenney, tne bride's sister will ue rnaia
nf honor nnd the bridesmaids will bo
Miss Irene Farrow, of Cleveland, 0.5
Miss Elizabeth Reich, of Cheltenham i
MIpb Carrie Sehmohl. Mlsn Eleanor
Hennev, Bister of the bride ! Miss Kath
arine Burgner nnd Jtlss Pauline Brau
llunn. The little flower Rlrl will bo Miss
Esther Hennev Mr Fredericks will hav'
for best mnn Mr Joseph Hnnnewnld, of
Baltimore, who, with four of tho ushers.
Mr. Clifford Hennery, tho bride's
brother; Mr Henry Krntzke. of Wnl
llnpford Conn : Mr. Louis Wagner, of
New Britain. Conn . nnd Mr Georgo
Miller, of Bavonne. v J wero gradu
ated et tbo Lutheran Theological flemi
nnry in Rt, Louis, Mo., the beginning Of
tho month Mr Wllllnm Henney, of
Tioga nr.d 7'r H"rbert Henney, ot
Norfolk Va l.'-ofhers of tho bride, will
be ushers also TIk hrldeproom nnd brldn
will lr?e on nn extended trln and Will
be n home after ugilst 1 In Conover,
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