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JUST GOSSIP ABOITT PEOPLE '
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Parties Given to Celebrate
the Great National HolidayCountry flubs and
Private Homes Scenes of Brilliant Affairs
vdu lirtvc n wonderful
,i. .11.1
WVl , u-.ter.Kiy iilayliiB with Bro
ever) thing?
And wore
lrt nroud roil 1 0 nn American, or nro
Wyn 1 I, n who wrote to ray cp.
I oU..h0 !, nn.1 fellow cltlMii, the
rrark,r'' ,nn
'th tins
nt "S '...! (l.nnlia In tlm Wiser
romo nmi S"e ". ., . f
or.:nrvnren0f...&r1(:.lfot.,n
,V,trof womlorfi.1 at the Kjwboro nnd
,.! n the country. Nearly nil the
rn. ntrv liihH hml ilnnrlna in the w
S ne in I thon of tin who did not ro
Jnwn the Rhore went to ilnnrc nt M
rorlniis clubs. The HuhtltiRdon alley
w' n 2nv lnre. Intfcfcl. nrjA fo were he
rhlni&iln Countrr nml lb Merlon
-t,,,,Sierl(St-.:.n.,yV.m.er
,, Shiner, nnd m; did Mr. nnd Mrs.
"llllnm Henry Ilrooki. Klennor Low
ihron of Trenton, whose eiiRnRement
oWlllinni Brook .. &r
Scull. whoe niRnRement to Morton
Tflric Kvnns uere. nnnonnecd within the
Mho weeks, were the guests of
lionor nt the Brooks affair.
Till' Henry Hrlnton Coxes' party wns
bonutlful! We went over shortly
nftrr !) oVIork, nnd there were n niini-
,or of people nlrcndv there, bevcral
had Roue to -dinner before the party,
and after that nn orehptra .ippenred
on the scenes, nnd we tlanred till Into
In the niKht. Krery one wns there from
nil about l'enllyn. ns well as nite
marM. nnd Cliestuut III11. And the
oilier CoxeH enme over from the Main
Mne. I miw nny number of people I
I.... Tt -na nllnrretlior cloliciltful.' I
do think Catherine Coxe I very pretty.
She has such beautiful feature and
ouch pretty soft hnir. And hip always
looks bo well In blue, especially Hfiht
blue. 1 remember seeing her nt one nt
the balls last winter. She wns just
n.ii tlm time, and hnd don. led
n turquoise velvet cloak, trimmed with
white fur. Bins cenuunj m
sweet.
THE Edwnrd Welshes Rnve n dinner
last' evening nt Shadow Kami,
iWakctield. their plncc In Rhode Island.
fo ray thinking, thnt im n riinriuiiiK
name. If you nave ever mmm.-u
through that region, nnd have seen i ic
hrnnHritl fnrnm Ml etrlllllE out Ulile
after mile, broken now nnd then by
Mrenms, you conltl sec in your muni s
rye the "Welsh place, with the waving
willows nnil tl.e other nenuiiiui trees
whie,h give the slindow. tor which it
Is nnmcil. wiien liieiiiiinnuig nun ihm
Ilianee nre un there nt Wakelield xtny-
ing with the Welsh, nnd the dinner
was given in their honor. You Know,
Mr. Edward elsh is nn uncle of rer
fifor Frazer, whose mother wus Miss
Mary Welsh.
Wakefield is not far from Narrngnn-
celt Pier, so the younger fcet from there
figured among the guests at the dinuer.
DTD you ever know anything like the
sailings for Europe those dajs?
Almost every other minute you hear of
lnome one else who is to spend the sum
Imer nhrond. Mis. AVillihni Saunders.
lot Overbrook. sailed on Saturday, nnd
xo did the .Tnmcs untt Mereurs nnd
t)rnis.e, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F.
louston. Mis. John II. Scott and For-
letcr Scott are already over there. The
Dolin r ells nre going very soon. .They
vere to have Failed last month, but for
pomo reason could not cet off. Ellen
nnd Eugenia Cnsvatt went over nbout
n month ngo with their mother. Mrs.
tinvdnor Cnssntt. Tn fact, there are fco
many Phlladclphinns there I cannot re
member nil of them.
THEY were going up to Xew England
and they had decided to go in the
ear. So Thev nncked in mother nnd
father, five children nnd the doe. The
eir held seven comfortnbly. nnd bun-
oIpk. too. and a leather hatbox and 11
ftov other thinc.s. Well, everything;
went bcniltlfullv till thov (.tnnnod nn
tlm outskirts of a smnll Xew Enelnml
town to cct cn.sollnc. Wlilln thev
waited the doc decided to exnlore
around. Now he it known snid dog
lived around Philadelphia, where, when
you come to a fencp you can usually see
nver It or through it, because it is built
if wooden palings or iron or wire: so
now expect Jnclc to know thnt if lie
ii.nined nvpr nno nf ttinen lnw Ltnn
fences or walls In Xrw TCnolnn.l
"ould just nnturnlly jump right into
nne of the fhousnnd nnd one creeks or
brooks or rivers or pools or hays thnt
nrm hnir or .New Enplnnd. Of course,
lie did not know, nnil nc thn xlill.lrn..
all knew that no matter when they
parted or where they went .Inck would
Jif along, they did not bother to watch
Mm.
Well, thp crncolino lioinr n. I.. -,.!
All nhnnrd !" Klimitml futlm .i n
nhonrd they got. .lack appearing over
ine stone wall, streaming wnter soaked,
w. there's -such a thing us travel
ing comfortably, seven in n enr with
fi-ven sents and room for a dog on the
floor, hut when Fald dog is wet and
snaking himself about everv two min-
! a t,1,0,r,om,f,ort Is not " (treat. Vllnt
o do' I'lnnUy mother solved the prob
em by rinptying the eontPntn nf tlm
iMllhOT Tlolirorlnfr tl ,..t I
";,,0.tno '"I18 f "in riders, she
nently strapped smqll .Tack Inside the
?i"J,-S0 ,no-v motored into Xnrrn
gansett Pior, the hats rather the worse
from the dust of the road.
XAXCY WYXXR.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr
llllfl M T.l. V n .. ..
T)r...... ;.' ."" uumi r, uaruett
of
' .uiniiii j-nrlC. BI( . tinnnimoa ll, -
imrtlett. to Mr Thomns Ifood Latta, son
18M nV,"' lilH- Thomas Lovo Lnttk. of
.. nittenlioi.se square, this cltv on
homra.,af,.crnoon at o'clock? at tho
oni . o f th e bride's parents, llolaml Parle?
p'L,?1" '" n "'ember of the Merlon
flekct Club, of the Tlnltlmnre (-olrtrv
Jre yot
satisfied
with votit
r,i.P of ho Woman's, I'orp. nnt
IHnroi ' . .tf considered
" """"'" A .rlrnV
the iro.dinR '-;-, ,, voni
Ho til
complexion
Even if vou nro. vnn will
find thut a touch of Itcsinol
Ointment nov nnil then
tends to prevent roughness,
burning, etc.
nut if your mirror reflects
unsightly, flllcd-in pores, or
a Brny, oily skin you need
Kesinol Soap and Ointment
m BMpH
b L ,JSP
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Club nnd Mo Plil Delta Theta fraternity.
. m " We(1(llnK trip, Mr. nnd Mrs. lnltn
wl!l. ?!n' nt 1815 IllttctihouRO aquurn
until they make nrtnngcments to live In
Wilmington, where Mr. l,atta will bo
nssoclnted In business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J Alfrert-Coxc, of'370
snermnn street, Ocrmnntown, announce
the cnRHReme.it of their (laughter, Miss
V,UWr?,d , Haines Coxe, nnd Mr. John
. i"11 "nrnwell. of Uoston, Muss, for
merly of this city.
Mr, and Mrs. Jl.stlco flnyton Htruw
nrlde, of Merlon, will Co the end of this
month lo tho Pocono mountnlns, whero
they will be tho RUcsts nf Mr. Htrnw
liridgoTt parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. Frederick
htniwbrldge.
Mr, nnd .Mrs. Oeorgo Tt. Paekurd and
their family, of Vlllanova, will leave this
month to go lo lliolr cottngo at Snrnnhc.
Adlrondncks. for tho bnlnnco of tho
summer, ,
Miss aiadys Hopkins nnd Miss Lucre
tin. Heekschcr, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Stevens Huckscher, of Strafford, nro
Rpendlns the summer tit Northeast Har
bor. Me. Mr. 1111,1 Mrs. HpoltBohor nnH
their family will Jenc tho middle of I
Juiy to spena two weeks nt Bench
Haven, N. J.
Mrs. Alexander Drown, of Ciistlcflp,
Uryn Mawr, .will Ko to Hnratoga for tho
month of August.' Mrs. II. Penn Smith
and Miss Kitty Penn Smith will spend
the month of August nt Nnrrngnnsett
Pier.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Oeorgo Hornce Lorhner
nnd their sons. Mr. Clrnemn Lorlmer
nnd Mr. Burford Lorlmer, of Belgrucmc,
Wyncotc. left on Friday for Italurnr
Park nnd other points West. Tbcy will
spend several weeks motoring through
tho country.
Mrs. Dwlght F. Morss. of Ciuiloti. O.,
Is the guest of her fnther, Mr. Hc-bert
K GIUInKlinm, nt his home, Oolnnd,
Montgomery county, Pa.
Mr, Frederick W. Kngllsh and Miss
Klalnp Kngllsh. who hnvo Bpent u fort
night nt Capo May, left for Upper Dam,
Me., where they will Join .Mrs Kngllsh
nnd Mfss Beatrice Kngllsh. They will
not return to their homo tit L'L'O West
School lhne, Gerlnantown, Until some
time In September.
Mr. and Mm. Crnllot M rSilllnn. nf
41G Haverfjrd road, Nnrbcrth, are re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth of
a uaugnicr on July 3.
Mr. Knvlllo Crouthcrs, son of Dr. and
Mrs. feamuel Croutbers, of Roscinont, Is
tpendltiu several weeks at York Har
bor, Me.
Mr. and Mis. S ' Kane Oreen nnd
their fnmlly, of Hon Manr, arc now nt
their cotUige at Bay Mend for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mr?. Horace Tallman, of
tiaverioru, nin now occupying their cot
tage at Bay Head for the summer.
Mr. nnd MlS. Knmnol fTrntlmrs nnrt
their famllj, of Wnlllngford. hnvo gone
iu incir uomo m iiucu mi. Kails, i'n
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sproul and
Mr. JncU Sproul. of l.anldcn. Chester.
accompanied by Mr. Ward Hlnkson, of
juuicy j -am. nno motored to their
cottage at White Sulphur Springs. Va.
.Mr. Sprout's daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. Ilonry J Klaer nnd Miss
Dorothy Klaer. nlso of Laplden, will
Join them on Friday. They will not re
turn to Chester until llio autumn.
Miss Kvalyn Pcckworth, Miss Vlrclnla
Peckworth, of Brookllnc, and Miss Klor-
enco L,o Noir, fllr. k. Cox, Mr. O. Dahl
of this city, are spending some time nt
vt UCIWOOd, a. J.
M.lss Gertrude Armstrong, of Ger-
mantown, has gone to Pcrrymnn, Md.,
where she will spend the remainder of
mo summer.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Brooke M. Anspach and
ianuiy wno nae been spending n few
weeks In Wllllnmsport, have returned to
their home. 1827 Sorueo street. Mrs.
Anspach was formerly Miss Martha Mc
cormick, ot Wllllamsport
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Aucott, an
nounce tho engagement of their dnuRhtcr
Miss Evelyn Mno Aucott, to Mr Frank
u. Kl.nke.
. Mr. and Mrs. John .1. Pnvllk have, re
turned from their wedding trip and nre
nt home at B424 Kalrhlll street. Olnev.
Mrs Pavllk will bo rememberod a3 Miss"
uyc.a w. Bletslng.
flir. and airs Horace i-ocb. of ''ie
Rltz-Carlron, passed the week-end and
Independence Day nt the Phllmout
country cub.
ALONG THE READING
Mr Samu"l Passmore, formerly of
Germantown. Is spending an lndellnlto
time nt the William Penn lnrh, Gwynedd
Valley.
Mr. nnd Mrs William H. Chapman.
Jr., of Oak Lane, aro spending tho sum
mer at Chelsea.
Mr and Mrs. .lames W. Hunsberger
and their fnmlly, of Wyncote, hnvo gone
to their cottago nt Seasldo Park, where
they will remain until tho end of Sep-
temncr.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs Edwnrd C. 'Denrdon, of
Highland nienue. Merlon, will spend
tho week-end m rew tendon, conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Von Itapp
nnd their rtnucnter. miss Krcderlen von
Hani), of Conestoga road, Strafford, will
sail for England nnd Franco on the
Hnverford July 17.
Mr and Mrs, Vincent Tlldcn. of
Wnvnc. will motor lo Cnpo Cod next
week, to remain thero for tho ie.mil.ider
of the summer. Mrs. David i, Clarke,
mother of Mrs. Tllden, will spend Au
gust at Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs, John Eagleson, of W n
cote, motored to Sea Breeze Golf
Club. Atlantic City, for tho week-end
nnd the Fourth of July, and had
as their guests Mr. and Mrs Charles
Qulmby, of Wayne.
Mrs Joslah S. Pcarce and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Robert Knln have moved Into their
nevr homo on Ltnwood nvenue, Ardmore.
Mr. nnd Mis Chnnnlng Daniel and
Mr. nnd Mrs. William A. Welderselm,
of St. Davids, hnvo taken a cottage at
Nnntucket and will remain there during
August and September.
Mr and Mrs. Adolph Gosling, of St
Davids, have gone to South Bristol,
Mo , for the remainder of tho summer
Mr. nnd Mis. M. S, Kotchum nnd
fnmlly, of St. Dnvlds, are spending sev
eral months In Colorado.
Mr and Mrs. C. L rierton nnd
fumlly, of St Dnvlds, have taken h cot
tage at Spring Lake, N. J., for tho
summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs W W Hcarne. of
Wnjnc, aro entertaining Mr and Mis.
Curtis Claypoolo nnd their son, Mr.
Jnmes Claypoolo, of Vlrglnln.
Ensign William V Alexander, Jr ,
at once. Don't hesitate, for
tho healing Kesinol balsams
were intended to correct
just such defects, and they
rarely fail unless the trouble
is duo to some internal dis
order. Itenlnol Ointment U n doctor's
prescription for eisema. rliifrworm
rasnea, eio, ai an aruBOItta,
ra fiS JRL Jf JKS
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iMKS. WILLIAM SIMPSON, 3D
Of the Montexlstn Apartments,
Ovcrhrooli, who before her mar
riage was Miss Alice McCabe.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Samuel
It. McCabe, nf i!'M7 St. James
place
hns, returned to Wano nfter making
a ten-dny visit lo Boston nnd Newport.
Miss Dorothy Mlllcy. of Wnne. mient
tho week-end In New York city ns the
guest of Miss Ruth Ormo, formerly of
wuync.
Miss Mnrlnn Roberts, JlnURhtcr ot
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Roberts, of Wayne,
Is spending several weeks with friends
In Sewlckley, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick Brown, mother of Mr.
Armltt Brown, of St. Davids, has gono
to Clayton, N. V , for the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mullcr. of
Wayne, have gone to Wlldwood, N. J.,
for tho summer.
Miss nidredge nnd Miss Henderson.
of Radnor, left last Wednesday to
spend the summer nt Christmas Cove,
Me., where they hnvo taken a cottage.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs Joseph A. Cousin hao
returnea from their wedding tup to At
Inntlc City and aro lllng in Logan.
Mrs. Cousin will bo remembered as Miss
Anna L. Teupel, of B315 Belfleld avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Jesser, of 5623
Chew street, spent tho Fourth of July
holidays In Pleasantvllle, .V J.
Mr. and Mrs Charles T Shaw and
family, of 638 Fast Washington lane,
uro occupying their cottago .it Avnlon,
X J., for tho month of July.
Mnjor and Mrs. Robert W King hao
loturned from their tveddlnj? trip nnd
nro at homo nt 6706 Chew street. Mis
King will be remembered ns Miss Chor
lotta Louden.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Julian W. Hillman. of
Atlantic City, aro receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of a daughter. Su
.anno Hlllmnn, Juno 22. Mrs. Hillman
wns formerly Miss Madeleine Krnus
kopf, daughter of tho Rev. l"r. and Mrs.
Joseph Krauskopf, of Germantown.
MANAYUNK I
Miss Knthryn Forster, of 221 Green
Lnne, was hostess at tho final meeting '
iur nn, Benson or me junior auxiliary
of tho Epiphany Lutheran Church Her
guests Included Mrs. Henry A. D
Wacker. Miss Esther Allcbacb. Miss
Myrtle Kat7enbach, Mrs. Leo Wetherlll,
Mrs. Carrie Kaiser. Miss Eleanor Schnof
fcr, Miss Elsie Mack, Miss Florenco Allc
bach. Miss Grace Allebach, Mlts Edith
Kntzenbach, Miss Mabel Woltenmto and
Miss Mildred Mack.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho members of tho Alpha Tnu Sigma
Sorority will snend July In Wlldwood
Thev Include Miss Doris Dennlson, Miss
Knthryn. Young, Miss Catherine White
Miss Anna L. Lnrkln, Miss Edythe
Everett. MIbs Catherlno Ferrv, Miss
Mazlo Ferry, Miss Gertrude Mundnv,
Miss Elizabeth Parkins and Miss Mjrtlo
Sllverwood
Mrs Frank Gnskill has gono to Ruf- I
falo to remain several weeks
Miss Ida K Bauer, of 2016 West Co
lumbia avenue. Is spending the summer
In Ocean ClU. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs Arden Collin are oceu
plnc their summer homo In Ocean Cll
for tho soasen
Mr nnd Mrs. Alexander Sheinmn
have returned from their wedding trip
to Niagara Falls and Canada, and will
pnsj the remainder of the season In
Wlldwood. Tho bride wns Miss Fannie
Franklin
Mrs. Edwnrd Smith, of 2528 Diamond
rx.-
jrutZ' wanton
hUainiahitx
ANNOUNCE
BEQUNNENQ TUESDAY
iiuimmer
OFFERING
Very Important
' Valines
IN
GOWNS AND DRESSES
OF GEORGETTE CREPE, PLAIN OR FIGURED
CHIFFON. PRINTED SILKS FOR STREET OR
AFTERNOON WEAR
SHEER SUMMER FROCKS
OF ORGANDIE, BATISTE, GINGHAM AND LINEN-
TAfllLORED AND DRESSY SUDTS
OF SERGE, TRICOTINE, TWILL AND SILKS
COATS aodl DAY WRAPS
OF DUVETYNE, TRICOTINE AND TRICOLETTE
BLOUSES SWEATIEIRS
HATS aodi IFURS
SAVINGS AVERAGE ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT
street, Is spending Bomb time In Ocean
city;
Mr. hnd Mrs, Louis dorstley, Jr., ot
1603 North Sixteenth street, are re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth, of
n unugiuer, Tallinn iiacnnrncu itcrei
' ley, on Saturdny, Juno 20. Mrs Ocrst
ley wan before her marrlngo Mlss.ltlta
llnclinracli, dnughtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Solomon llntharatih, of 1131 North Sev
enteenth street.
Mr. J. Nuttall and his daughter, Miss
Florence Nuttall, ot 2206 Tioga streot,
I nro spending tho summer at Atlantic
u.iy,
Mrs. Moo Lleberman and family, ot
1025 Spring Garden street, have gone
to California, and will visit Mrs. Llo
bonnnn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Livingstone, In San Francisco.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Allen, of 610t
Washington nvenue, hao had as their
.iioBt Mrs. A. 15 Bovee. of Chlcniro. who'
lms Just returned from n short visit to,
relatives In Washington and New "iork. i
Mr. nnu mtu. jmivh im ibh ween, au-
comnnnled by their sons. Mr .1. S. Allen. I
Jr.. nnd Mrs. l. M Ai en. nml their.
Mrs. T. M
dnughtcrs, Miss Marlon Allen nnd Mlua
Klennor Alien, tor uruwni-AiuiH.in-ine-I
Plnos, where they will remain the cntlio
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M Du Bols, Mr.
William -Du Bols and their son-in-law
nnd daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs George Ilal
i was, have gono to their cottage at Beach
Haven. They will return to their home.
4226 Pine street ,ufler tho mlddlo of
September,
Announcement Is made of tho mar
riage of Miss Lillian Brier, of 0105 Lo
cust street, nnd Mr. Irving Arnoldy, of
6417 Osago nvenue. Mr nnd Mrs. Ar
noldy will spend n month at Atlnntlo
City after returning from their wedding
trip.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Greenwell, Jr.. ac
companied by their daughters, Miss
Mao Greenwell and Miss Florenco
Greenwell, of 0127 Columbia nvenue, nro
spending tho summer nt Ocenn City.
Mrs. Gcoiiro Peacock, of 309 North
Sl'tty-thlrd street, who hns been spend
ing several uajn in ." un, nn il
lumed to her home.
Mr.'nnd Mrs. John C Rolfe and Miss
Esther Rolfo, of 101 1 Pino street hnvo
gone to their cottnge at Mai thus Vlnc
ard, Mass., whero they will tpond tho
"remainder ot tho Bummer. Miss Rolfe
has recently returned rrom Wcllesley
Collegq, whero she Is u student.
Mr. Leon M. Wolfo Is bpeudlng tho
week of July 4 at Atlantic City.
Mrs U N. Schwcnk. of 4013 Walnut
btreet. has retuined to her home arter
spending several days In New ork.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Bessie H. Harvey, of 2608 South
Lambert street, has returned to her
homo nfter having spent n few days In
Pnrkland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Logue, Jr., hao
returned from their wedding trip and
,.. hnmn "K3U South Witmock street
Mrs Loguo will bo remembered ns Miss
Marie Kelly.
Mrs D. A, Somers, ot 1821 South
Broad street, announces tho marrlngo of
city Tho Rev. Miner nan, a. j , per
fo.mcd tho ceremony.
Announcement has been mndo of the
wedding of Miss Margaret Rogers, of
1128 Wolf street, and Mr. John Calln
ban, of 828 Almond street, Wednesday.
Juno 30, at 3 o'clock, nt tho Church of
tho Epiphany, Twelfth nnd Jackson
streets, tho Rev. Fnther Deer ollleliit
Ing. Miss Kathryn Rogers, sister of tho
bride, was bridesmaid and Mr. William
Callahan, brother of tho bridegroom, was
best man.
Mtb John J. Murphy and family, of
1 120 McKcan street, hnvo opened their
cottago In Atlantic City for the summer.
Miss Mary Murphy and her father Joined
the fnmlly In Atlantlo City over the
Tnsistupoa
llmyingthe
original thick
JERSEY
Cornflakes
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oerMrOlEr Russe 1 Crou'of Bait.: W Malotte. Miss M. Schoenberg. Mr. E.
i ore Md.. on Wednesday. Juno 30, Jn I'. If wer. Mr. J. Hoffman and Mr.
St Joseph's Church. Wllllngs alley, this Joseph Sternborger.
JtynAuenur al46thJStrrel ,Jtf,2B,
. .:
Fourth of July. Mis Murphy hnd nn
nor guest miss Virginia Manning, ot zuiu
South foventccnth street, for n fow
days.
Miss Klcanor McKernan, of 1622 Itlt
ner street, Is spending tho holidays In
Wlldwood.
Mr. Raymond Koob, of 2.106 South
Twentieth street, spent tho holidays as
the guest of his aunt nt Wlldwood,
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Dean are spending
their wedding trip nt Wlldwood, N. J.
Mr. an! Mrs, Dean wcro married Inst
Wednesday morning In St Monica's
Cnthollo Church, ScNenlcenth and Illtncr
streets.
Lea Pnpplllons Club's dance was given
at tho Overbrook Golf Club Inst week.
Among the members of the club lire Miss
Mnry 1. Scully, Miss Florenco Beckett,
Miss Mary K. Gullfoyle, Miss Peg Cal
lahan, Mis Mnry Dunltvy, MIbs Uphmo
Fnrnon. Miss Gertrude llutlon, Miss
Mario Mars. Miss Katherlnu O'Brien,
Miss Helen Searlcss, Miss Ocrtrudu
Searless nnd Mls Gertrudo Scott, Tho
iillcky Number dance, which was onn of
tho attractions, wns won by Mlsq Mary
(ireen and Mr. start Mccann. mips j,
McCnnn noted iih chnnetone.
,. . ,. , . j,rplinnl anu MiBtt
Margaret Brennnn, of 3632 Mantua nvo
nut, motored to Tromont, Pa., on
Sundny.
TIOGA
Mrs. George If. McKay, of 3536 North
Grata street, and her daughter. Miss
Florenco 13 McKay, will spend July In
Center county, I'n., and with Mr. Mc
Ktiy will go to their country homo In
Ocenn City for the remainder of tho
season.
A community celebration of Independ
ence Day wns held yesterday In Hunt
ing Park under the auspices of the Hunt
ing Park Safo and Snno Fourth of July
Association.. Tho program Included a
pnrado of school children, patriotic ex
ercises and sports, followed by fireworks
In tho evening Tho eclebrntfon wns" In
rhurgo of Mr. William T. Schorglo. Mr.
Arthur B. Hudson, Mr. Allen K. Sharp,
Mr. Stacy F. Hnminet, Mr. Wilbur II.
Zlmmermnn. Mr. M. Walter Gross, Mr.
Arthur T. Swayne. Mr, Jcsso A. Mnc
Intlro and Dr. F. F. Krlbhs.
In connection with the Fourth of July
celebration, of tho Tloga-Nlcclown sec
tion tho community presented to tho Gro
cr Cleveland School a tablet containing
the names of ho service 'men of tho
thirty-second nnd thirty-sixth divisions
of tho Thirty-eighth wnrd. Tioga Post,
No. 319, of tho American Legion, con
ducted the, exercises. After tho parado
nnd exercises tho children were enter
tained In Fern Hill Pnrk. Tho commit
tee In chnrgo Included Mr. Charles S.
Paxson, preBlde.it; Mr, Edgar Janney,
Mrs. Frank C. Ritchie. Mr. Philip N.
Arnold, Mr. Richard Mayer, Miss Fran
ces Barnes, Mrs. Edgar Junncy, Mr.
R. C Reese, Mr. Joseph Hebdlng, Mr.
W. Ellwnngcr, Mr, and Mrs. George W.
Eklngs, Mr. Frank Paul, Mr. John Sklf
llngton, Mr. A. Lincoln Acker, Mr. F.
W. Heath, Mr. E. R. Hess. Mr Louis
Gilbert. Mr. William Mohr. Mr. Edward
Frlmmcl, Miss Ella M. Lukcns. .Miss
LIda Cooper. Mrs. Clinrlcs S. Paxson,
Mr, IL N. Kerr. Mr. William Robinson,
Mr. L. I. Hclntz, Mr. Jnmes II. Bush,,
Mr. H. R, Kern, Mr J. W. Oreen. Mr. '
STRAWBERRY MANSION
A Graduation nnrty was clcn Miss
Bessto Olnsburg, of 1919 North Thirty-
tniru street, uy ncr parents Among
those present were Miss Hctcn Cooper
steln. Miss Helen Gclslnger, Miss Emma
Friedman, Miss Blanche Wan, Miss
Florence Lessy, Miss Goldlc Bernstein,
Miss Jennie Golden, Miss Leah Bloom,
Miss Goldio Ginsberg. Mr. Ibadore
Bloom, Mr. Isadore. Coopersteln, Mr.
Wllllnm Mnlls, Mr. Albert Ettlcson, Mr.
Mlchnel Kllnsberg, Mr. Louis Sokolose.
Mr. Samuel Young, Mr.Tihnrles Young.
Mr. Louis Llghtstone and Mr. Morris
Ingber.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. B Rudofker, who
No One Need Buy
Cuticura Before He
Tries Free Sanrales
Sop, Olnhnmt, Tilcom. tic. rrrrrvlim. Busies
f r ot Catkm Ut.rUrln, Dipt ,X, M tldiuVuu"
f
Miss Minnia
13tb aboTe Cbeitnot
Take KIOTiitor to nth Floor
Hairdressing and Manicuring
For Appnlntmrnt Dinne Wnlnut 7H2II
$1.00 Chocolates ...,60c
80c Sea Foam Kisses . 50c
85c Caramels 50c
80c French Nougat. 50c
JOHN G. HOLLIS,
. Wllllnm H. Mnrrell. Mr. nn,l Mrs. Charles
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHEiVTNUT STREET
hiave just returned from their Redding
trip, will spona the summer wim um
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Israel Moses, nt
212 Seasldo avenue, Atlnntld City,
Mr, nnd Mrs, B. Hark, of 3234 Dia
mond street, announce tho engagement
of their niece, Miss Fan Click, to Mr.
Mnurlco Croun,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Mark F.lkln and fnmlly.
of 3208 Diamond street, are spending
tho summer nt Atlantic City.
FRANKFORD
Mr. nnd Mrs, Robert II, Hem may, of
1229 Harrison t-trcot, nnnoutieo the en
gagement of their dnughtcr. Miss Flor
enco Rommoy, to Mr t nrroll Denn Ken
nedy, son of Mr nnd Mrs Franklin W.
Kennedy.
Mrs. Oeorgo W Scott, of 7028 East
Albright Btreet, urn spending tho summer
at Wlldwood Crest
Miss K.nlly Welghtnmn, of Dyro
street, Is cntertnlnlng Miss Pnullne Hoi
don, of Bnltlmoie, for several weeks an
her guest
Mrs. Marshall Slack nnd dnughtcr, or
626 Olncy nienue, nro summering at
Surf Villa, In Wlldwood,
Mrs. C Patterson ImH returned from
a fortnight's stny at Atlantlo City.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. nnd Mrs N T. Wollmnn. who
have been lKIm? on North Chester rond,
Swarthmore, have moved to Rldlo
Pnrk, where tiiey will live permanently.
Mr. an I Mis Willis Mnrslmlt, of
Swarthmore. will sail for, Europe In tho
early nuttimn. whrre they will remain
several months
Mr. and Mrs Thomns O Hajdock,
Jr., of Ridley Park, left last week for
the Groat Lakes trip, going first to De
troit and Windsor, Canada, and from
there to Dulutb. returning In two wcekB
by wn .if Chicago. Miss Mary Hny.
dock left for New York yesterday, where
she will attend tho summer school of
Columbia University,
Miss G orglanna Grant, dnughtcr of
Mr and Mis I' S. Grant, of Shnron
Hill, Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Hnrrj Weltei, at her cottage nt llny
shorc. L I Ml-s Grant's marriage to
Mr. Edwud P Ruton, of Wilmington,
will take nlaie In tho autumn.
Mrs Ilohcrt Patterson Strlne nnd her
on, Mr Ilobert P. Strlne. Jr.. of Ridley
Park. bao left Strnthhavcn Inn.
Swnrtbmore, where they hnvo been
spendlii" home weeks, nnd arc now nt
Block Island Mr Strlne la In Chi
cago attending the Republican Nntlonal
Committee mtetlng.
Mis R W Richards and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wood Randolph, of Atlantic
City, aro spending n few days In Media.
NORRISTOWN
Announcement Is mndo of the mar
riage of Mls Marian Chantry nnd Mr.
James F lliffner. or Rrvn Mawr. on
June 29 In Brn Mnwr. After n wedding
trip to Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Heft
tier will lle In Norrlstown
At a children's party given by Mr nnd
Mrs William N. Illnkle, of 206 Noble
stieit in honor of the birthday anniver
sary of lliolr son, Mnster J. Mack Hlnkle.
the guests were Miss Mary Rambo, MIbs
Virginia Knrl. Miss Lois Stcehnan. Miss
VlciorU Klwell, Miss Ethel Wennd. Miss
Jnnlvere Balrd, Master Franklin Miller,
"DANDERINE"
Stop6 Hair Coming Out;
Doubles Its Beauty.
A few rents buys "Dnnderlne." After
an application of "Dnndrrlnn" jnu can
not lltifl ii fallen hnlf or uny dandruff,
brNldrs eery Imlr slions new life. tIkot,
hrlchtiL'HH, nniro color and thlckneis.
Ad.
Boxes 'of
Happiness
for yourself and others.
Delicious, satisfyingr
healthful, nutritious.
And not one bit of
profiteering here; but a
Kcnuine nnd liberal sneri
ficinp; of our legitimate
profits to hold your good will
toward us and our candies.
920 Chestnut St
Sale of
Ladies' and Misses'
Girls' and Junior
Suits and Coats
19.75 24.75 29.75
Tyrol Wool at these prices
means a saving of almost half.
Styles That Arc Wearable
This Fall as Well as Now
New-Plain
Ladies Hats
J6 Price
Cs)
Master lrolt tlnlrd, Mftsfcr tforrls 'HI
w,ei: nnd Mnster Halrd II Initio,
Mrs. J. Fredcrlclt Hull, of Plymouth
Mrctlnp, entertained at a lunclieon and
mlscollanrous shower In honor of Mrs
Clinrlcs Fry MncI.niiKlilln, who was re
cently married. Covers were laid for
twelvo guests.
WIS8AHICKON
A neddlnnof Interest was that of Mis-. I
lirl Vvn fxnn'cr' dnURhter of Mr ami ,
Siynn7r0 ?lct' nml Mr' Thoma 'l"her, I
of 207 Itoclielle avenue, whli-h took plhco
"? .Wednesday. Juno 30, In tho n rch
of the Transfiguration and was followed
by a breakfast nt th home of the hrldo'H
parents. Upon their return from their
"u"'" mil t. anu ,nrs. Pinner will
ho nt homo nt BC27 rjntlmrlno street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, parents of
AiY.nt rform Hppnu pnrt or Ju,y m
Mr. nnd Airs Jnsenh fi ti,....
of Solllq street, Teturni d yesterdnv from .
iTA!,h0 Wc8t ,0 Cn,lfotal
I
ROXBOROUGH
The members of tho King' Daughter i
of the Fourth Heformed f?hurch "'e"
brntcd their thlrty-drst nnnlwSSrr in
y evening In the soelnl hall m?"
WH lorn J. Beutty. who ha, been pre". '
dent since tho organization of tho so. I
elety, presided. The Intereitln v nlnt,"?' '
i.n.C.iuat,.n'It,s.SuC', hy ' ev Krnnk
l"ry. pastor of the rliurch. Mrs .Viithnn
h J?2C"f W- Wa. nuBnn nnd Mrs Ilk"
, "i," nn1""", "n-trumeiital solos nnd
ducts bv mil I.yelia fleorce vi. ,,.
Khly. Miss Maude llelble. Mi w tJJ'
bio nnd Miss Klorenco Kc h ltz rVrlln"
tlons hv Miss i:ilon Wngei nml T. m
Miss Frances Kry. Th"ro ?! ii ,.',
members and tho mJntor "he com ,g
season iro Sirs. IJent.v, president "viL.
Kathnrlne Hnefner. Mce pres dnt ' mJT
Francis Khly, secrctnrv Vimi vll ' iVrB
nle Norbi.r'treas'Srer The Intfer Hlw
tho president. waH elected for the thlr tv! I
second consecutive year mirty.
Sir, nnd Sirs IMwnrrl Tr Atn.i
entertaining a hoi p,r" n!or,lnr" I
Island, Alexander ba" v "y 'rTh?j?
(MMulS
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
July Clearance Sale
The Entire Summer Stocks of the Re.
created Blum Store, at Savings of
VA to Vs Off
the former 'prices.
The first Annual Clearance comes Tomorrow. This
announcement is one of special significance because of
the well-known fact that tho Rlnm Srnro Vma hno -ot?
CREATED! A reorganization, with new executives,
Jinn HP ncivnnnnA nnli'n;n J !... i . i ,,,,' II
DEHFUL NEW MERCHANDISE. d J-'
This Siueeping Clearance Embraces
rinillTIQ Zor cvcnlnK. street and afternoon wear. Sports
"""" Dresses and Cottons. All extraordinary values.
MtI7)J rC ffhrrta For nU occasiions. Numeroua
'" -' Ut lUU(d. models bcirtp suitable for Fall.
.QwfH-Q Tailored and Dressy tnodei, including the papu
KJUILO lar Alpine Wool Suits.
HI nil C3Q GcorSett?. Voile, Dimity, Taffeta and Tricolcttc.
XJlUltOCO Many hand-made and crabroidcrcd.
CjUyo For street and sports wear, hhowinp all the new
kjlvlil CO silks and plaids.
No C. O. D.'s No Annroimlx
All Sales Final
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ltoxborounh. Mrs. I Ianff Stoyer. Ami
her son, Mr. Ianfrdon Jones, werri (rueiftfl
also for a short time, stopping there) on
their way to their summer homo on thft
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The following theatres obtain their pictures
throupth the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for tho
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
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