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cy Wynne Talks of Miss No'rris's Engagement Miss
f Butler's Engagement Is to George Lea Fdbiger.
Miss Frazicr to be Introduced i
0" v rmirne vctf cw of MB were. In the
Unsurprised t6 Jimp that Dorothy
.!? wmil 1 mnrry a forckner. be
ti wmXrf no one ever thonnlit of
Kr. iil In ParM o mnnv yearn anil
......1 t hli
Rfi".-that Bho would naturally be more
1 -.,tnl vrfth one from tlie otner me.
fiance " Rumanian and Is at
?&nl In Hlberla, whfro he is one of
iC. iinmnn an commis.iion.
1 II nam" I" Knoul Alcyrn. and ho
. he very attract ve 'from Mrs.
5t. an well a Dorothy's
ffhS am back from a trip through
GPf' ''. TMnn lint n few ilavn neo
iJd opened their villa In Narrninhactt
Si Z , Tumdar. I-ettcra from Narra-
i.n.ett tell nip that, Uorotny iooks
aS n. ? ,,,n? h5 tMt wonder"
hlittnM '."".m
She in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred K. NOrrls anu a mm m .hi.
Plncknry KorrU. of thli city. Mm.
iS and Dorohy have been living In
Vc" York for the last three years.
noJothv Is artistic ami, has become
nulti famous as,ap amateur actress and
3.J..nn. Her costumes ha.e been the
fata "and admiration of all beholders
Jn th various affairs In which she has
Sk costume at one of Alfred
Tlarton's i original affair for the School
of Industrial Art here Borne cars, ago.
ND while talking of engagements do
an;
ii.. . lit.l f11 rtu Mm
lOtl KnOW IUC cy wu wt ""
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fact,
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West
summer
not a
,':"ir:.." . xv,iBnr. in
Wr""".,'.. .: ll h,.t flrnrirn I.ee
Sbtor California, a wn of Colonel
ijc Feblger, U. B. A., and Mrs. Febi
;', Vancy begs tho pardon of all con
? ned. though she found out her mis
tike before the day was through and
changed the Information in the later
editions of tho paper.
It tiould be strange to read of one a
oncaccmcnt to a person who might be.
for aU we w ft por.ffct "i1"6"
to the fiance or fiancee mentioned.
riOLONEIi and Mrs. .Tohn 8. Muckle
J cave nn interesting dinner last night
It the , BellevucBtratford in honor of
the new British consul-general. M .
OeUl Campbell, who arrived in this
J y onlv yesterday morning. Ho re
n Mr. Thomas Parker Porter, who
Iras recently recalled to Englnnd.
Among tho guests nt the dinner m
consuls from other natlonK. It wnn a
delightful affair.
T SAW Mrs. Andrew Wright Crawford
1 eterdav looking cxtremclv well in
dark blue sntln and georgette crepe.
Her dress was mnfle with a vanel ot
utin bnck and front, laced across the
hips with blue silk fancy bra d. Ihe
ihoulders and sleeves of the bodice were
ol georgette and the side dropcries or
the fklrt were of the same mateiial.
Around her neck she wore a chain of
Hark blue links finished with ft large
bead pendant. Hcc hnt was a mua
toque of henna ttlraw faced with small
rl Mho nolnted breasts. She wore
brown pumps and dark blue stockings
t T1RA11 that the William West
1 VrnrUr .Tru. have decided to Intro
duce Elizabeth, their youngest daughter,
at a tea on the fifth of October out at
their place In Jenklntown. You know
Ellmbcth Is a sister of William West
Frnzier 3d. who married Charlotte
Brown a couple of months ngo. and of
the Ilev. Robert Frazicr, who married
Luella Edwards, of Brooklyn, and is
now living in South Dakota, nnd of
Francis Frazicr, too, who is engaged to
a Boston girl.
EMILY who Is now seven years of
age has been begging hard for n
kitten. The other day Jfothcr almost
said "yes." but brother Allen happen
ed to hear It nnd exclaimed: "Oh.
Mother, won't that be wonderful! I
ran throw it up on the nwnlngs an'
everything." Do I need to add that
poor Emilv will have to wait awhile for
said kitten? k
NANCY WYNNE.
for tholr summer homo nt Newport,
where they will remain until late In tha
fall- ' .
Mr. Samuel Blspham Bowon, of, Oer
montown. In visiting his daughter, Mrs.
HnroUt McNeil, ot Boston, at her summer
homo at Magnolia,. Mass. '
Mr. nhd Mrs. C. lleatley Duller, of
Broughton lane, Vlllanova, left yestor
dny to spend tho Bummer with Mr.
Dulles's pnrenta, Judgo nnd Mrs. Ilobert
living Dulles, nt their summer homo In
the Cumberland mountains of Tennessee.
Miss Bernlco Mcllhetmy. daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mcllhenny1, of Oer
mantbwn. and MIS Helen Ilemlemon.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter
dwynno Henderson", also of aermnntown,
ndcompanlcil by Miss Margaret Phelps,
of 13B South UlRhtcenth street, nro nt-
lenuing mo conrerenoe nt Nartnneia,
Mass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Itobcrt a Boutllller. of
Pnnhurst, Wayne, will leave August 1
for Pleasant Island Camp. Ilnngeley
Knifes, Me., to remain- until latb In Sep
tember, '
Mrs. ndwnrd W. Blddle. president of
the Civic Club of this cltv, will spend
the summer nt her home In Carlisle. Pa.
Mrs. Blddle has recently returned from
i)cs Moines, In., whero she attended the
mcutinK of tho National Federation of
Women's clubs.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Clayton a. 'nixon nnd
their son. Mr. Gilbert Dixon, will return
this week from n ten days' cruise on
tholr houseboat to their apartments nt
.Seventeenth and Wnlnut streets.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Hamilton Small nnd
their dnughter. Miss Mary Small, who
nro spending tho summer at their camp
In the Belgrade lakes, Maine, will go In
trio autumn to their now homo In Mont
clalr. N. J. Dr nnd Mrs. Small lived
unui recently in tills city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Aloxnmlei HlTnnn. T
of prcxel road, Overbrook, hae returned
iu meir nomo irom n motor trip to Bed
ford Springs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Newton W. Corson and
their daUKhtor, Miss Helen Corson, of
I'eiliarn Court, nrtnnntmrn ..... ,
.! 4ioan clty cttnge nnd nro nt
"lie ruKB inn, nt L,nKe Plnc'il, In the
Adlrondacks, where they will aicnd n
month.
Tinii,"-Pihy.H5?.Swa,n' of GraV8 lane,
2!!d,AuguBIt, where 8hc wm spcml u,y
Miss Hlnn Inilo... .-.1 in .!..,.
An1.., .'""' ""u ii" ucriruuo
Anderson, of Booth nnd rtnno tnn.
iaOrinr(l. firn ).. I.m - M..I.I. ni.d ,nntp l1ftr.A n nl.nH. . u n n
uneiun. In the Poconos. whero they have sailed for Spain, whero they will
remain iiiueiiiiiiciy. ..iin, oiruier will ut
remembered no Miss Margaret Yornall
Conner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ell
Taylor Conner, of Itydal.
f'fca"'.Mra. Edward Hiighes. of ti
.Johnson street, Is homo for the mi
from uryn Mawr couego. (
! Mrs-. Busnnno Corson and family are
occupying their cottage at Avalon. Ni J.
Miss ituth Corson Is visiting relatives In
Boston. She will Join her mother at
, Avalon later In the summer.
Miss Helen Davles.of Mount Airy, nas
rtrrlved nt the homo of her parents from
Wellcsley College
Mr. Rfbln Houck, of Washington land,
gpent tho week-end In Wlldwood, $.'. J,
Miss Martha Bawn, of Mount Airy, Is
ti,n iriinnt nt liir mint. Mrs.! Martha
A Knott, of 807 Hast Washington lano.
Miss Frances nice, daughter of Dr.
J, M. Klco nnd Mrs. Mice, of 6160 Pu
laski avenue, has nrrlvcrt at the home
of her parent from Cornell' University
for tho holiday season.
rhoto by Photo-Crnftcrn.
MKS. FRANCIS II. IIOIILGN, .IU.
'lio before her marriage on Sat
urday, Juno ID, wns Miss Sidney
J. Franklin, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William B. Franklin, of Aril
more ALONG THE READING
During tho nbsenco of Mr. Tsvoderiptt
MacGregor Campbell, who Is ln Kurope,
Mrs. Campbell Is spending the summor
at Poland Springs, Me. They will return
to their homo ln Jenklntown In September.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H Strater. whose
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs, Henry Bcrwlnd, of Radnor, en
tertained at luncheon at her homo yes
terday. Miss Helen B. Sewell. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sewell, of Aardnaree,
Rydal, will bo Introduced to society
at a tea to be given by her parents, on
Tuesday, October 6, Instead of Saturday,
October 16, as had been planned. Mr.
and .Mrs. Sewell will also entertain nt
a theatre party, followed by euppor nt
tho niu-Cnrlton. on February 4, in
honor of Miss Sewell.
Miss Loura Taylor, of Boston, will bo
the guest of honor nt n luncheon to be
guen by Mrs. Henry Hulger Jeanes, of
Laywell, Devon, on Thursdny, July IB.
Mr and Mrs. George Farnum Brown
Mill return from their wedding trip next
week, and will be at homo In their
apartment nt Haverford. Mrs. Brown
was Miss Marjorle Morris.
Mr. nnd Mrs Paxson Deeter. of Bryn
Jinwr. entertained Informally ut dinner
lost evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
James L. Hugher, of Huntington, W.Vn.
Mr Pnul T. Haskoll, of 1713 Locust
Meet; a5ile1 yesterday to spend some
timo in Curope.
wiu- ni"ic? lM; Reslnnld Morris, of
Wake nobln, Vlllanova, will leave next
week to spend tho remainder of the sum
51 ? thelr. oam. Shrewsbury Manor,
on Chesapeake, bay, Eastern Shoro, Md.
Hmlhi Samue' Del1 nnd Mr. Sidney
Hutchinson, who hnvo been In Cnnndn
on a flRhlng trip, will return to their
homes this week.
lilT; ?ina Mr?- Charles Gilpin are utay
sefe ii Ambassa,or, Atlantlo City, for
Mr and Mrs. P. Williamson Roberts,
of Bella Vista, Vlllanova, left June 20
will remain until Scntcmber.
cltv ill1" ,i08cnh L- Bn"er. f this
Siuirffl i th" engngemont of their
V?J W'fer, Miss Hlennor C. Bailey, to
2nd M?rryHJ' Krrie- Jr- "" ot M.
city. rry J Krleffl al" ot tM
lininiinni- M,rB- Paul Jr. Pontius, Miss
deni?nVl ' P0"11"". Miss Uthel LaU
l,.,.BrCM.nn,1 M". F. Bprriman
from Ki.Cdvin!,, Mr John A. Perry aa
ttMlutV&SX!1 tof threo
J4?Rr,n!H M.'8, "efoert S. Jones, of
it? nld.Be avenue, who 'nro occupying
the r cottage at Wlldwood, entertained
ns their guests over tho fourth of July
SinLda T,Mrnn1x.iMrs- William Dun
ning, of Roxborough. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jack Davles, of Qcrmantown.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. nnd Mrs Frederick de Cnnlzares.
of Wayne, will have as tholr guests over
the week-Hid Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Pit
man, of New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs Rlchnrd D. Johnson
nnu tnoir two daughters, formerly of
Wayne, but now of Cnrdems. Cuba, nro
spending tho summer with Mr. Johnson's
daughter, Miss Helen Johnson, nt her
home nt Radnor.
Mrs. M. F. D. Scanlan. of Midland
avenue, St. Davids, entertained her
brldgo club at her homo on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Condor.
man nnd family, of Bryn Mavvt. will
fpend tho month pf August an the guests
of Mrs. William B. Adamson. of Vllla
nova, nt her home on Lake Minna
tonka, near Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs Humbert B. Powell ami
family, of Wlndormoro avenue, Wayne,
will leave July 16 to spend, the remain
der of tho summer at Pleasant Island
camp, Rnngcloy Lake, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Craig, of Rad
nor, nro now nt their cottago at Capo
May for tho summer.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Helen V. Murdoch, of 523 Hnst
Washington lane. Is spending tho sum
mer nt Mcdford, X. J.
Miss Vivian Berkman, of 6623 Greene
street, will spend tho summer at Camp
Kearsarge, Mc. In the fall Mr. A. Berk
man and his family will Uvo In New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haton, of 809
East Washington lane, visited Mr. Ea
ton's mother, Mrs. Marthn Long, of
North Wales over the week-end. Mr.
Stanley Eaton spent tho week-end with
n party of friends nt their camp at
Collcgovlllo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin, of
7200 Crcshelm road, have iib tholr guest
until August 1 Mrs. Bnldwln's sister,
Mien Helen Mnxwell, of Boston.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Dalgllesh. of
630t Ogontz avenue, spent tho week-end
In Ocean City.
Miss Frances Hughes, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Harold Shertz, of Nippon street,
hns as her guest her mother, Mrs. Block,
of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller nnd Mls3
Mabel Keller, formerly of McManon
avenue, but now ot 1020 Oxford Btreet,
are 'occupying their summer homo In
AMrnil. H. Jones, of Wlster street nnd
Thorps lane J Mr. Oscar Gchrlng, Mr.
Nathaniel Jones nnd Mr. Norman Lam
bert spent tho week-end In Atlantic
city.
Miss Helen Pnrrott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs II. Parrott, of 6003 Lawnton
street, has arrived nt the nomo oi ner
parents from Bwarthmore College.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr nnd Mrs. John Dalley, of 2739
Vortli Ringgold street, announce tho en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Catti
?rlno T Dalley. to Mr. Edward J. Cola
han, of 2200 South Hcmberger street.
r mm.i Mm TiwrpnnA Reeso Hlcht
...' relumed' after Rtiendlng their
wedding trip at Poland Spring, Me.
Dr and Mrs. James Dawson Whltnll.
of "124 North Twentieth street, will
Fnend August In Ocean City. Mr. and.
Mrs Louis Whltall. with their son-in-law
nnd daughter. Mr. nnd Mis P. A. Swnrtz,
"ml their Utte dnughter, Mlw Betty
Whltnll, will go to Wlldwood for tho
closing summer month
Mr nnd Mr. William Jungkurth ha'ie
gone to Glensldc to remain until nutumn.
Mrs. Harry Artelt has gone to Bowers
Beach, IJ01., iu remain inrouisii lire
season.
Mr and Mrs.i John D Pearson; nnd
Vii. fnmllv. of 4529 North Broad street,
will occupy their new home on Gorgas
lane and Musgravo street. Mount Airy,
atn in ino Huiiiiiiui. i.ir. uiiu ao.
Pearson havo announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Clara M.
Pearson, to Mr. flerbert A. Williams,
of Cheltenham.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Rose Levin, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Isanc Lovirr, of 1034 North
Franklin Btreet. nnd Mr Philip Aucr
bnch, of Camden, on Julv 2, nt tho homo
of tho brldo'o pnrents, by the Rov. A.
Levy, of the Ohel-Jncob Temple. Upon
their return from tholr wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs Auerbach will spend the
summer ln Wlldwood. They will be at
home Itr Cnmdcn after September 1.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Valentine L Wilson havo
gono to Chelsea to remain through the
summer, and will be nt horn;- niter Oc
tober 1 at 4(112 York road Mrs Wilson,
who was Miss Madallne S. Wlnternltz,
waB n June bride.
Miss Pauline LeMpzlgor. of New York,
spent the holidays with her brother and
slster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs Nathnnlel
Lelpztgcr, of 1429 North Fifteenth street.
WI88AHICKON
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Acuff, of Seville
street, aro spending tho season In Wlld
wood. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sllvcrwood nnd
their dnughter. Miss Myrtle Sllverwood,
of Rlghter street, hnvo gone to Wild
wood to remain until September.
Mrs. Edvvnrd' Preston, of Rochelle nvc
nue, has taken a cottage at Capo May
for tho season.
tw6 WeddwSs in
suburban districts
MUt Parrott Marries Mr. Drake.
Mayberry-Brautlgan Weddlnfl
The marrlago of Miss Elizabeth .Par
rott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
J, Pnrrott, of 139 East Walnut lane,
to Mr. Arthur Ktnnlev Drnltn. of Bridge
port, Conn., took plnco nt tho homo of
inc uriuos pnrents nt 4!30 o'clock on
Tucsdnv nfternnnn. Mr. Pnrrottl nnVt
his daughter In marriage nnd tho Rev.
ur. i;nnns uontty Jennings, or mo
First Presbyterian Church In German
town, performed the ceremony. Miss
Janet Pnrrott nttended her sister a
maid of honor nnd Mr. Enos Smith
acted ns best man for Mr. Drake. A
small reception followed the ceremony.
Mr. nnu Airs. Drake will be at nomo
at Bridgeport. Conn . nfter Septem
ber 1.
MAYBERBY BRAUTIGAN
An Interesting Julv weddlnir wnn thnt
of Miss Bertha Brnutlgun, daughter of
mm, ueorgo urautignn, of 3613 Nortn
Eighth stroet. nnd Mr. Alexnnder May
berry., of 1424 North Tweirth ntrent.
which took plnco on Tuesday nftornoon
ui mo noma ot mo unuos mower, wiin
tho Rev. A. L. Miller officiating. Tho
bride was attended by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Lnwrenen nrniiHiinn mill Mr.
Robert Mayberry was his brother'n best
man. Tho ceremony was followed by n
reception for the- families. f
Mr. and Mrs. lajberry left on a trip
nnd will bo nt homo on their return nt
3611 North Eighth street. The bride'
groom served one yenr oversens' with
Dlv
the Seventy-ninth
ncer corps.
vision, 304th Engl-
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Mabel. Dyke, of 1412 Porter
street, Is spending several days at At.
lantlo City.
Miss Lola Mlekly will leave next week
for a trip to tho West She will re
main for somo tlmo with relatives ln
Iowa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Guerln, of 1703
Rltncr street, motored to Chelsea on
Saturday They will stay thero for the
season.
Dr. B. H. Mnnn nnd his family have
moved from 1603 South Fifth street to
their new home nt 2208 South Broad
street.
Mr! Harry Brown, of 1434 Porter
street, spent tho Fourth of July Mlldaya
nt Atlantic city.
Mr. Wilbur J. Forrest, of 2B1S South
Nineteenth street, Is spending several
days at Chelsea.
Dr. and Mrs. Anron Brav nnd family,
of 917 Bpruco Btreet, nro nt, their tpt
tage nt 3o North Iowa avenue, At
lantic -City.
Mrs. L Dougherty nnd her son. Mr.
Joseph Dougherty, of 1713 McKean
street, aro occupying their bungalow at
Wlldwood.
"Mr. and Mrs. Joocph Weber and Mas
tor William Weber, of 2526 South Colo
rado terrace, are occupying their cot
tage nt Wlldwood. They entcrtnlned
Miss Chrlstino Lcntz and Mr. Harry
Lntz, of 2411 South Seventeenth
street, over tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs William Clay, of 2514
South Nineteenth street, have returned
home nffr nn extended visit to At-
Inntlo City. ,
i "
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Levy, of C013 Larch
wood ovenuo. nnnounoe the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mildred Doro
thea Levy to Mr. Philip Dlcksteln, of
Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ilamllton Spates
havo closed their home, 5426 Wynncflcld
nvenue. Wynnefleld, nnd nro nt the
Dennis Hotel, Atlantic City, for July and
AUgUSt
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan, of
702 South Fifty-fifth street, accom-
onnlnrl lit- Mr nnd Mm. W. J Ilynn,
Jr., Mrs Mnrle Golden, Miss Lprotta
Rynn nnd Miss Kapicryn Ryan, left here
on Saturday Inst to go to Chelsea, where
they will occupy tneir Bummer tuiwsv.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Mnstcller, of 821
South Fifty-eighth street, havo left this
city tor Chelsea, where they will oc
cupy their cottage for tho remainder or
tho summer. '
Mr nnd Mrs. Thomas E. CoreJJ and
famllv. of 6023 Washington "Y"1??:
nro spending tho Bummer months nt At
luntlc City , .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren ITud H"
fnm.lv of 5445 Cedar nvenue. aro oc
iuplng their summer cottngo at
man, N J. . ....
Mr nnd Mrs. J V. Doyle, of MM
Angora terrace, have Kn 11 win
City for two months, where tney wm
occupy their bungalow.
Mr. and Mre. Alexander Simpson,
Jr., havo returned to their homo In
Overbrook from a motor trip to B6d
fortl Springs.
Mr. .nnd Mrs, Henry DuBols, (hair
son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. nnd Mr.
George 'Hewlas. nnd Mr. William Du
Bols hnvo closed tholr home at 4225
Pino street nnd will spend tho remaln-
tinref ths r'a4mroWltt9tr)fc fMt
cottago at Beftuh iiRVerw; Theytnn
turn some tlmo in Otstobor,''' ". ,'i,
Mfss Mabel Leas, of Fortieth nd
Pino streots, has opened her cottaa at
Bay Hood, which she wilt occupy- Ur
tho remainder of tho summer. , , ,
. nr
i '
Half-Yearly
Clearance
Throughout the establishment
The modes of Fre De Man style
distinction being reduced to "the
littlest pricings' to secure an early
and complete disposal. Plus a
Summer Hat Clearaway at $5.00
Extraordinary Values!
1302 Walnut Street
Jtofthtotmit al46mSltttt (
fflitZ'Qhrlttm
ifkilalKUihia
PRESENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY
UMMER
c
t hi.B-
$ Frv
irk
Mid-S
Clear
Reductions Averaging
less than their former prices
E0AT5 EAPES-
-Bouins
-UTrars
1
Blouses 'Millinery
SPSS!
HI IBB WK
Gray Oxfords Reduced
in the Summer Shoe Sale
A beautiful dress
model in light gray
suede.
Made to sell for
$18. Sale price:
$10
nfieicrerv)aH
S . 7 liooiShop
ntrv rl420 CJiosfautSl
Where Ony th Beit U Good Enough,
Wor Cio Dally at B P. M, 8turdyi, All Df.
Most Reasonable Prices for Quality
L(f cltp
jn
zjy&micL
s&&
. Chinese Peel and Grass
Furniture
Due Last January, But Just Arrived
Therefore
25 Per Cent Discount in Price
And it is the smartest Chinese furniture it
has been our privilege to offer.
Comfortable Arm Chairs
. Delightful Rockers
Luxurious Reclining Chairs
Shapely Tables
Stylish Footstools
Just in time and in tune for use on the
porch, the terrace, the lawn.
Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August
1008 Chestnut Street
.
THERE aro many interesting things In the (Jneatnut Street
Shops these days. Indeed, it 3eema almost as if tho merchanta
have been keeping all their most alluring wares to cheer the
jaded warm-weathor shopper, for rarely have the shops offered such
attractions as on the days following the glorious Fourth.
innaaxnsirxixCtfrire Accounts SoJiWfctfcnzrorcraarra:
Mason & DeMan$
1215 Chestnut Street
Furs and Millinery
J V Tl
The Price Is
5
.00
SPORTS
HATS
for Tonmrrow Only
Were 10.00 and 15.00
A splendid group of Sports Hats specially assembled;
Ribbons, Straws, Satin, Georgette and Organdie models
of tho beauty that is standard with Mawson and Do
Many Millinery. '
New-Season Duvetynes
Rich new effeata in Duvetyn, featuring tinsel and otlver
smart decorative trimmings
12.50 and Upward
: I fejsauniliCJaJFtf rchaslng Agents' Orders 4cceWrrxnfocJ ?quls
j "$ti
THERE is a summer cottage in
tho Pennsylvania hills the in
terior of which owes its chief
charm to its highly polished lloors
and the attractive finish of the wood
work. Two years ago it was a rath
er forlorn-lookinir shack, but a clever
woman with the decorator's instinct
saw possibilities in' it, and. armed
1 with cans of Old English Brightener
and Old English Wax, she set to
work to transform the floors and
' woodwork. Tho Old English Bright-
1 encr removes spots and takes away
the dingy, dull look from the wood.
It does not warp the floor Hue water.
Old English Wax gives a soft, re
flecting radiance to the wood and
protects it against scratches and heel
marks, xou can Duy tnese prepara
tions at the store of J. Franklin
Miller, 1612 Chestnut Street.
ON A warm summer day those
Honey Dew Melons from the
storo of Henry R. Hallowell &
Son, Broad Street below Chestnut,
make a delightfully cool nnd refresh
ing dessert. Freestono Peaches
from Georgia have arrived, too, and
they are deliciously sweet. Those
luscious red Plums from California
and the large California Cherries
look most tempting and add much to
the attractiveness of tho Gift
Baskets and Hampers of Fruit.
Among tho new things at HalloweH's
this week are Seedless Grapes from
California. Out-of-town peoplo will
be glad to know that HalloweH's are
making week-end shipments to points
as far distant as 1000 miles from
Philadelphia. Such shipments reach
Atlantic City in 4 hours, Pittsburgh
ln 11 hours and Spring Lake in 5
hours.
IT IS meet that the most treas
ured of all rings should contain
tho most prired of all stones
tho diamond. It has come to be the
accepted stone for the engagement
ring, nnd those who, with the eye of
tho connoisseur, select diamonds for
their color and the excellence of cut
ting and polishing chbose for the
precious ring the Polished Girdle
Diamond, a stone of rare brilliance,
which is exclusive with tho house of
Bailey, Banks Biddle Company.
Exquisitely mounted In pierced plati
num, a single Polished Girdle Dia
mond makes a most beautiful ring,
or, combined with other stones, it is
equally lovely. Many engagement
rings nowadays show a cluster of
diamonds rather than the single
stone, and Bailey's have some most
exquisite rings oi tnia typo.
I WAS looking at s u ih m e r
dresses today in The Blum Store
at 1310 Chestnut Street. Fluffy,
diaphanous frocks they were frilly
organdies and daintv dotted Swisses,
and I was most delightfully sur
prised to find that all of them have
been greatly reduced in price. This
is really a wonderful opportunity to
buy vacation clothes, for there are
some remarkably good-looking sports
togs included in this July clearance.
I told you somo time ago about the
pongee suits. They aro so practical
for wear at the shore and for travel
ing, nnd some of the daintiost and
prettiest blouses to wear with them
are to be had at very reasonable
prices. There are some lovely Georg
ettes and somo very good-looking
tailored blouses in heavy silks and in
dimities.
4TT7OR the newest in sports
H togs," said n Philadelphia
woman, "I always come to
Spalding's." They were looking at
a bathing cape, an uwning-strlped
affair of blue and white, bound
with bright orange-colored tape. It
was really a most practical cape for
wear on tho bench. No wonder, I
thought, that sho decided she must
own It before another day passed.
The next thing that pleased their j
fancy was un attractive little sports
hat of quilted taffeta. Tho Ladies'
Specialty Department at tho Store of 1
A. G. Spalding & Bros., 1210 Chest
nut Street, has built up a reputation
for its attractive sports hats, and i
just now sweaters are coming in ior
their share of attontion. The fiber
silk sweaters in Tuxedo or tie-on
models are very much liked.
THE growing appreciation of tho
value of color in decoration is
nnn rpfinnn. ttprhnnn. for nur
evor-incrcaslng interest in Chineso
rugs. There is a rug in the window
of Fritz & La Rue's storo nt 1015
Chestnut Street with soft, rich col-
orings of mandarin rose and blues
the ground is rose, that misty rose
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berry, and the predominant color
note in the border is blue. One could
wnll imncine it as the kevnote for a
very charming color scheme. Then
there is a blue rug, that wonderful ,
blue which we aro wont to associate
with things Chinese. Its border is
of tho mellow tint of old Ivory. Fritz
& La Rue havo a number of the (
smaller rugs which so many people
us-in place oi large rugs auring
mmer.
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Sale
The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut Street
Julv Clearance
" V4 to' Vs Off
the former prices
Our Entire Summer Stocks are marked as above for
complete disposal. Remember that these are NEW
goods of the Blum Store standard and all most desirable.
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GOWNS
For street,' 'evening,
afternoon and sports
wear.
$8 to $150
were $15 to $239.50
SUITS
Tailored and Dressy
ihodels. Also Alpine wool.
$10 to $69.50
were $19.75 to $95.00
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Georgette, Voile, DlifcV.
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$2.25 to $19.50 '
were $3 to $29.50
SKIRTS
For street and sports
wear.
$5 to $39.50
were $7 to $59.50
WRAPS and COATS
Summer models; also Wraps suitable for early Fall wear
$25 to $135.00
were $39.50 to $210
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