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ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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Nancy Wynne Talks of Cape May's Week-End She
Tells of the Rev. John Groton's Wedding
I , Yesterday in Rhode Island
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CAPE MAI wn a delightful place
.,.p Inut wcekTnil, even If the
.ih?r m a bit miltrr. You know,
'IE" taJh nr l" Brent, and. nonwhow,
K bom "burn. wh a pwtW color
SS?th " IlKht blue anil Pink .vratfra
Jbleh many of the lrla arc caring
Jhli renr are prettier than ever.
"'iSw Allan Earnriiaw and Mary
MfCnbc MrolllnB on the beach to
her Mnrr Is rcrtalnly pretty', I
K'e often thmiajlit her the prctHcrt of
the three riHtni but It's really hard
'2 My which one Is. They are all so
nut looking and drew ho well. Alice.
tSi remember, marr e. young 8 inpwm.
J2S Margaret married Harry lleylard
t ra "ears ago. Allan Earnshaw is
til nnd rather fnlr. and .they make n
o.t nttracthe looking couple.
1 tell sou who looked perfectly swe.et
down there on Sunday, Jndelle Hiinton.
fro know, -ho is the daughter of Mr.
ftd Mr. Jowph M. Hnaton. of Got;
rtitovn. and It very talented inual
C Me will make her debut In
wether J ear, probably, but not till
S Mason. She U going to con
tlnue her studies this jenr. On Sunday
Z was with her mother, who U
,,,ood-lool;lug woman. Mrs. Ilunton
was wearing a frock of gray Keorgettu
treoe which was muchly hemstitched,
if tr slippers and (dockings aluo were gray
Jnd hir hat was ot lilac straw tiimmed
ith dciper purple flow era. .ludelle
In a white organdie frock and a
n1e plait wool hw eater and georgette
Lt of the exact mine nhnde. Ah she is
fair and has a rather high color, it wai
extremely becoming.
THE friends of the Itcv. John Gro
ton, and. believe me, they are many,
re all ileeplv interested iu his mar
xiage today up In Westerly, It. I.,
to I.Tdlft A. C'ottrell. ou know, he
vent abroad with the A. 13. V. and
vu one of the most popular chaplains
In the army, nil the men styling him
'a reg'lar feller." ,It takes tact, nnd
rood fellowship, and plenty of all-round
common seine to win n lot of men
and keep their friendship, too. And
he did it.
Mil. OllOTON Is stationed in Isle
born, Me., for the summer, so
after their wedding trip he and his bride
nlllgotlicip before returning to .Tenkln
tovMi. where he is rector of the Episco
pal church His brother, the Itcv. Na
thaniel (irotnn. is rector of St. Thomas's
Church at Whltemarsh, nnd is us much
loved by his people as IiIh brother is.
Although I.jtlln Is Miss Cottrell's first
name, "he uses the second, which is
Annitcnettc. I've always heard her
tpolun of as Anngenettc.
.Mrs. William ('roton, mother of the
two rectors, who lhes in Jenkintown,
went to Wtsterly Monday to attend the
edding.
AflllKAT many riiilndelphlnns are
up in Saratoga for the rnccs, ns I
raid tlin ntlier day. and Mrs. Aleck
Itrowu U theie now Exiting the Hobert
fierrj. Mr. nnd Mrs. (Jerry gnve u
diuner in, her honor Inst night. It wns
attended by n number of l'hilodeiphlnns
and smart New Yorkers.
Mrs, llrown hns remained true to her
love of hordes over since she was a child,
hut it Is not rcmnrknhlc. Is It, when
you ronsider her stepfather, It. I'enu
Smith, nml her half-brother and sister,
l'enn Smith, Jr.. and Kitty, for they
arenlMis mi horsebnek. You remem
ber Mrs Itrowu was Mrs. Snilth's
daughter by her first marriage, to Mr.
llobxui. Mav Ilobson married a Mr.
Foard, of Ilnltlmore. nnd a few jears
later lie d'ed. Severn! jenrs after that
ihe bec.imc the wife of Alexntuler
Brown, who was a brother of Mrs.
Clorrie Dolnn. Mr. lirnwn was killed
by a fnll from nn ulrplnne about live
Tears nuo. Mrs. Brown has two dar
ns? little sons, Ak'Minder. Jr., nnd I
im not sure of the other's name. They
in in Xnrrngnnsctr I'ier nt present,
ind their mother will icturn there after
ler stay in Saratoga.
TTn HAS the kind of hair that is
t lintd to fix, nnd t-o when ho np
peirs with it all slicked cnrefuliy down
Jou are grentlv interested. The other
day I heard Ills father remark, "Charlie,
it you must put vaseline on your hair,
why. dn so, of course; but really it is n
hit hard on jour mother to use her
comb "
And rasiinlly replied this seventeen-jear-old,
"You know that was the fun
Jt thing, dud: 1 hunted ever where
for my comb nnd could not find it. t-o I
twd mother's, nnd ns I put it down I
found mine hnd been right nlongslde of
It all the time." Which proves, to my
fca.vof thinking, that, seventeen or sev
ntv, nn should not expect n man to
and an. thing, any where, nt nny time.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An v,."'1VrH at the weddlna; of Miss
fthn a ilort "aughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
John R .Nnior. of Chestnut Hill, nml
m.. ;?,mnt HunnliiK. son of Mr. nnd
uhfi, mKP fi riinnlnp. of this cltv,
will, V1 "ll"0 '1,ncp on September R.
n;,.lnclJlllr. Mr Sidney B. Dexter. Mr.
Mr ' ,"Wmnn Jr of Xew York;
Mr ( Josjieh ltiimlolph Hlxson of nilrft
J?"1'. .T nnd Mr. John C ClinrTe
iii.. ' i"'L I)unn,m-'. of Springfield,
"ass, a brother, will bo best man.
wr and Mrs TtohpH W
een spendlnir Hewrnl !. ., ti,i-,i
Kn.lnn. - . ' . " -.v..o ,iv t.cuiuiu
-...bD, riiumeo
eek
at Bav Head as the cuest of her sitter,
Mrs Morton Mrs. T. Mellon Rogers,
rnotliT of Mrs. Morton nnd Mrs. Bell,
Is slightly better fiom her recent seri
ous illness.
Mrs. W, S. Beldlnir, of Bryn Mawr,
who had expected to give a number of
house parties nnd spend two weeks nt
Spring Lne. X. J him canceled all ar
ranirements for tho month of August, be
caue of a sprained knee. Mr. and Mrs.
lidding- will make their postponed trip
In September.
Mr. and Mrs, John T Brosman, of
rrcxcl Hill, announce ths engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mabel Anna
Ilrosman, to Mr, lluasell Holcomb
Wyckoff, of Flemltigton. X. J.
Mrs. Ceorge H. l'alno and her daugh
ter, Miss Qladvs I'nlne, of the Tournlne,
nrp spending the month of August nt
white Pncs Inn, in the Adirondack
mountains.
. DrL ?' MrB Frederick C. Hutton. of
North Fifteenth street, spent a few days
last week nt Manchester, VL
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs C. Henderson Supplee
and their daughter, Miss Mario Supplee,
or wvnnefleld, nro spending th summer
nt I,oon Lake, Adlrondncks. Mrs. Fred
erick Kirk, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Supplee, nnd her young daughter. Miss
"nllle .Tnnn Supnlce. of W.vnnefteld, are
nlso .spending- the month of Aumist at
T.oon Lnk", Mr. C. Henderson Supplee,
Jr., In spending the summer at a camp
In Xew Hampshire.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William It Verner, of
I.ouella avenue. Wnvne who have been
spending tho past month In Mnlne. nre
expected to return to their homo
August 10.
Mr. William Campbell, Jr., of Wlnde
mere. avenue, Wnyne. has returned from
n trip to TJurope Mrs Campbell and
their daughfr. Mis, Esther Campbell,
nnve gono to the Adirondack mountains
to remain until the middle of September.
Miss Hdna Plimpton, formerly of St.
iwvlrtH. but now of Yonkers. X. Y., la
tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles K
T'ottfi. of Lnncnster nvennn R, nnvlrla
Miss Plimpton will bo entertained by
mnny friends In St. Davids nnd Wayno
during her stay here.
Mrs. M. Treat Tie Witt and her fam-
nv, or wavne. who are visiting Mr. nnd
Mrs W. F. De Witt at tholr home, in
Troy. Pn.. will not return to Wnyno un
til the last of September.
Mr and Mrs. James M. Dlckev nnd
fnmllv. of Audubon avenue, Wayno.
wero the week-end gueFts of Mr. and
Mr. Henry Iloever. of St. Davids, nt
incir iiirm nenr i'ousiown.
Mrs. Thomns M. Chnlfnnt. of Wnvne,
entertained her card club at her home
on Mondny nfternoon Miss Bnchel
Chnlfnnt, daughter of Mr nnd Mrs.
Chnlfant, Is spending tho summer In
camp,
Mrs. William Kilbourn Hilton, who
lles with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
William Tallman. at St. Davids, Is con
nloaclng after n very serious lllmss.
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LEOPOLD SEYFFEriT, ,m.
Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Keyffcrt, of this city
Photo by J. Mitchell Elliot
a guest at a houso party for several
days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lcroy Lvls, of 1622
Xorth Fifty-fifth street. hau returned
to their home after a visit to Xorfolk,
Vn,
Miss Catherine McCarthy, of 419
North Fortieth street, nnd her two sis
ters, Miss Cecilia McCarthy nnd Miss
Josephine McCarthy, nro spending some
time nt Ocean City, X. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Thomns have re
turned from their wedding trip and are
at homo nt B937 Havcrford avenue. Mrs.
Thomas was, beforo her recent mnr
11X0, Miss Florence Atmore, of C313
Haverford avertuo.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J Bamberger, of
Ashbourne road, Ogontz, have gone to
Mnclnnck Island. Mich., until nutuiun
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Hschner. of i:i
klns Park, nro passing August nt
Niagara Falls, and will tour Canada,
before returning home.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Torpev of B107
Ogonta nvonue, nro occupying their cot
tage nt Wlldwood for tho summer.
Mr nnd M's Tnhn Dnlcllesh nnd fam-
iiy oi sin ,iennry nvenne, nro passing
somo tlmo In Ocenn City, X J,
Mr Sqlinll Heln. of 332 West Chel
ten avenue. Is spending a few davs In
Oettvnhurp. Mips Anna lleln spent last
week-end In Ocean Cltv, V, J.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murray of 132
West Sharpnnck street, will leave on
"ntinlay to snend n short tlmo nt the
Inn. Buck Hill Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Howard B Thomas ind
hlr son. Mr Milliner Thomas of S-10 K.
Washington lane, aro spending loma
tlmo In Coatesllle.
Miss pst'lla King of Sharon Hill. Is
the uuest of her aunt. Mrs Bobert Dnl
Kllcsh. of 0301 Ogontz nvrntie
Mr. nnd Mrs Henrv Doodmnn nnd
their daughter. Miss I,oule Ooodman
of 5033 Chew street, are occimvlng their
cottage In Wlldwood for a fortnight
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles If Von Tagen.
0234 Ogontz avenue, are spending Au
gust at the Bellevue. Ocenn City.
Miss Bertha Knoeller and Mlos Flor
enco McNeil, of BG23 Chew street, are
passing August nt Liberty, Pa.
Mr and .Mrs. John Cnrr nnd family
of 909 Uast Chelten nvenue, will occupv
their new home nt Fifth and Onk lano
enrly next .week.
Mr anil Mrs Hdwln Betchel, nlso of
909 East Chelten avenue, will occupy
their new homo on Smedley street,
Tioga.
Mr. El I wood Kelly, B627 Chew street)
Mr. Joseph Hayes, GC08 Chew street,
nnd Mr. Joseph Stroub, of 2152 Xedro
avenue, will spend next week at tho Lor
raine, Wlldwood.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mls Edvthe Chas Dennlson. of 5040
I.nrchwood avenue, hns Just returned to
her home after a month's stay at Five
Islands, Me.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank B. McLaughlin,
of 4933 Chestnut street, aro spending
tho summer at their cottage nt Atlantic
Cltv. Thev were the guests last week
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmcn Tnylor nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wnlter Oross. of G012 Xnssau
road on thi eighth anniversary of their
woddlng. The other guests Included Mr
nnd Mrs Ward B Smith, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur B Clement nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomns W Bryan.
Mr. nnd Mrs Bobert C Young, of 902
South Fifty-eighth street, aro recelvlnn
congratulations upon the birth of a son.
Tohn Chambers nung, Mrs. Young will
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Walter Durfors, of 2409 South
Seventeenth street. Is going to Wild
wood this Sunday to visit Mr nnd MrB
Louis Cunnlnghnm, of 2I1B South Sev
enteenth street, nt their summer home.
Miss Bentrlce Wilson, of 2518 South
Eighteenth street, Is enjoying tho rea
son In Chelsea.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Darrough, of 945
Wolf street, aro visiting Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Weber, of 2520 South Colorado
terrace, Glrard Farms, at their cottngc,
139 East Young nvenue, Wlldwood, for
severnl weeks.
Miss Lillian Burns, of 2437 South
Seventeenth street, Is visiting her nunt
In Maryland for nn Indefinite stay.
St. Thomas Aqulnns Club, of
Eighteenth nnd Morris streets, has been
conducting a carnlnl for the last week
In the schoolyard of the church. Danc
ing la held from 10 to 12 o'clock
Miss Mary Homnno, of 1702 Wolf
street, Is visiting In Atlnntlc Ulty this
week.
MIbs Elnnor Smith will spend tho re
mainder of tho season at tho Towers,
Oak avenue, X. J.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Katherlne McNIchol nnd Miss
Helen Crlllv, of 2022 Race street, aro
(.pending evernl weeks at Cliff Haven
on-Lake Chan-plain, N. Y,
Mr Dnnlel J. McNIchol. who is cap
tain of 'he 1T. of P. basketball nnd base
hall teanif. Is also at Cllll' Haven With
his sisters. Mls Helen McNIchol and Miss
Agnes MoNlrhnl. and his brothers, Mr
Jnmes McNIchol nnd Mr. John Mc
NIchol Miss Katherlne McNIchol Is thn
(laughter of Mr nnd Mrs. D. J. Mc
NIchol, nnd a cousin of the others.
Mr and Mrs. Thomns H Cnrroll. 17U
North Park nwnuo, nnnrunce the en
gagement nf the'r daughter. Miss Elcnor
.Mfreedps Carroll tn Mr. .lames unymonu
Hnrdmnn, of 4525 North Twentieth
strret
An Interesting nrogram of games,
nthletlc snorts and music has been ar
ranged for the annual outing of the
Tenth District Independent Order oi
Odd Fellows, which will talto rilncc on
KMurdnv. in Hunting Park, on Old Yolk
rofd Th't families of the members or
the order nnd their friends nro Invlten
Miss Carrie Koehler, of 2315 German
town nvenuo, will return during the
week from a fortnight's stay In Stone
Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Thomas are
passing th senson at their summer home
In Ocean City.
Mr nnd Mrs Jack Templing, of Phoe.
nlxvllle, Pa , who havo visited frequently
In this section, havo gono to Cape May
for tho late summer.
Mrs Kate J. Malone. widow of Hev.
Joseph Malouo. has gone to Churchvllto,
Lancaster county, Pa , for August.
Nov Htnry W. Bloch. Mrs. Bloch
nnd their fnmlly havo gono to Ocean
uuy to remain tnrougu August.
Miss Anna M. Brunton, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs Henry Brunton, of 181 1
North street. Is spending a few weeks nt
the sumrncr home of Mr. nnd Mis. L. L.
WllllamB, Fort Trumbull Bench, Mil.
fdrd. Conn.
Mrs. Wntson Cornell, of 1723 North
Sixteenth street, Is spending tho hummer
at Wlnonn Lake, Intl.
Dr. David H. Stern, of 2101 North
Broad stroet, has left for Tripp Lako
Camp. Poland, Me., wheru he will Join
Mrs. Stern, who is spending the summer
at camp as head counsellor.
TIOGA
Dr. B. L. Brown, Mrs llrown and
Miss Betty I. Hrown, of 1R2S West Tlogn
street, leave ncU week on a motor trip
to Ealgesmcre, whero they will stay .v
few weeks.
Mrs. Wllllnm Aldrlch nnd her daugh
ter. Miss Nelllo Aldrlch, of North Twen
ty-sccond street, are spending the sea
son at incir cottnge in ucenn city.
Mre. B. Frnnk Raule. of .1501 North
Broad street, has returned from n fort
night's visit to her sister, Mrs. George
E. Spotz, In Atlnntlc City,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter Honcgger, or
West Ontario street, have returned home
nfter pasalnc n fortnight at Wlldwood
Crest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Werner Itschner, of
West Ontnrlo street, aro spending tho
senron nt the Strnnd tn Atlantic City,
nnd will remain through tho enrly au
tumn. Their son-in-law nnd daughter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Juckcr, will Join
them during tho week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oenrore McKav nnd tholr
daughter. Miss Florence McKay, after
nnMng tno early summer at tneir tarm
In Center countv, Pennsylvania, have
gone to Ocenn Cltv for the remainder
of tho season.
Miss Jean Hasbrldgo, of Ashland, Pa.,
la visiting Mr. nnd Mrs Edwin C, Ger
hard, at 4945 North Hutchinson street.
who with their guest nro passing Ui
summer bv malting short trips to tho
scasnore resorts along me Jersey const
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo W. Lord nnd
Miss Ellnoro Lord, of 2313 West Tioga
street, aro snondlng several weeks in
Uratersroru, J'a.
THE REV. JOHN GR0T0N
IS MARRIED TODAY
Miss L;dla A. Cottrell, of Westerly,
R. I., Bride of Popular
Rector
A wedding of Interest will tqku ploco
this evening In Westerly, 11 I when
Miss Lydla Anngenetto Cottrell, daugh
ter of Mr. Charles P. Cottrell, will bo
como the bride of tho Itov. John Mans
field Groton, son of the Hev. and Mrs.
William M. Oroton, of tho llectory, Jen
kintown, Pa, The ceremony will oe per
formed at Christ Episcopal Church. The
Hev. Xuthanlcl B. Oroton, brother of tho
bridegroom and lector of St. Thomas's
Church, Whltemnrsh, Pa., will officiate,
nssistcd by tho Rev. V. W. Williams,
of X'orth Stonlngton, Conn. The bride
will be attired in nn Ivory satin gown
trimmed with point do Vcnlse lace, and
tullo veil, 8ho will bo given In mnrrlngo
by her father and attended by her sis
ter. Miss Mnrguret Cottrell, as maid of
honor. There will be four brldosmalds:
Miss Margaret Uarrle, of Haverford,
Pa. ; Mrs. Theodore Brlggs, of Roches
ter, N. y, j Miss Henry Lewis, of Mld
dletown, Conn., nnd Mrs. James Hhu
man, of Hartford, Conn. Little Miss
Harriet M. Cottrell, of Westerly, tho
brldo's niece, will act ns (lower girl,
and Master Philip Cottrell as page.
Mr. Jnmes C. Craft, of New York,
will bo tho bridegroom's best man, nnd
his ushers will include tho bride's
brothers, Mr. Calvert B, Cottrell and
Mr. Charles P. Cottrell, Jr., Mr. Horace
H. Babcock, of Westerly, and Mr. Rouso
Babcock, cousins of the bridegroom ; Mr.
Frank F. Dodge, of Stonlngton, Conn. ;
Mr. William P. Dodge, of Westerly; tho
Rev. H. C. Coburn, nctorof tho St. Juntos
Church, Lanbury, Conn., nnd tho Rev.
Iff fl ttf.l- -..(nn tt f..MA t-..-.MW
Salem, Macs. Tho maid of honor will
wear a irown nnd hat of ncach-colorcd
chiffon and tho bridesmaids will bo at
tired In palo bluo chiffon gowns nnd
hats. Palms nnd yellow gladiolus will
decorato tho chancel. A reception will
follow at the homo of tho bride's fnther,
22 Elm street, nfter which Mr. nnd Mrs.
Oroton will leavo for a wedding trip,
which they will pass nt Dark Harbor
nnd Islcsboro, Me., nnd upon their return
will ho nt home nt the rectory of tho
Church of Our Saviour, Jenkintown, ufler
the iiiiUuie or Hiptember.
ALlCXANDRIt (JKIMniEU
An Intel rating wedding of the mid
summer wns that of Miss Marin Gel-
moler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ueimeler. or. ii.d rxorwi rum street, nnu
Mr. Wllllnm B. Alexander, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Aloxandcr, of 1342
Pike street, which wns solemnized yc
terday nfternoon. nt 3 o'clock, with Rev.
U. O. Sllvlus, of St. Matthew's Reformed
Church. Fifth street and Erlo avenue,
officiating. Tho bride wns attended b
Miss Anna Rankin, nnd Mr. Walter K.
Alexander wns IiIh brother's best man
After tho ceremony Mr. Alexander nnu
his bride loft on nn extended tour They
will he nt homo nfter September 15 nt
C21 Lurny street.
The bridegroom was nn expert gunner
with the Third Atitl-Alrcrnlt Company
of the United Stntes nrmy, and served
ovorsens olccn months.
MOT.RK STARK
Another wedding that took place yes
terday wns thnt of Miss Emma M.
Stark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W,
Stark, of 3S51 North Park nvenuo. ana
Mr. Edwnrd J. Moerk. of 2733 Jeffer
son Btrcet. Tho ceremony was per
formed at the homo ot the brldo's par
ents by the Rev. Dr. Myers, of tho Ger
man Lutheran XThurch, Fifth Btreet nnd
Olrnrd ncnuo. Tho brldo wan attended
by her sister, Miss Lllllnn Stark. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Moerk, upon their return from
their trip, will live in North Philadelphia.
ROXBOROUQH
Alias Winifred Murphy, of 2t5 Box
borough avenue, wilt call for Bermuda,
enrlv In September, nnd will remain
through tho early autumn. Miss Mur
phy will bo accompanied by .Miss Anns
Herbert nnd Miss Anna Delancy, nlso
of Roxborough.
The Rev Frank Bossert. of the Presby
terian church In Upper Iloxborough. Is
..!,. 1ia .vin.ifti nr fnnn Mav POWI
and Is conducting tho Sabbath servicer
in the utile criurcnuytno neii.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mrs. John Morrow nnd her son. Mr.
Hnrry Morrow, of North Thirty-fifth
street, are spending the summer nt lid
wood, where they nre Joined over the
week-ends by Mr. Morrow. Mrs. Mor
row has na her guest during thn. week
Miss Elizabeth Necly. of North Thlrty
llfth street. ,
YARDLEY
Mr and mb. William Y. Cadwnllnder,
of Pittsburgh, aro visiting relatives
here.
Mr. nlivhnll. nt Frankford. was a
guest of Miss Emma Howell a few days
last week.
MOORESTOWN
Mrs. Harold Otter entertained a. num
ber of her frlendB Informally nt a porch
party last week.
Mr nnd Mrs. Edwin Sumner have re
turned from their vacation which was
spent In Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin It. Phillips, of
Newport Xews. Vn.. nro bolng congrat
ulated upon the birth pf "'K.h'eiii
Emily Louise. In June. Mrs. Phillips will
v.. ..mnmlinrn,! i.n Minn ItUtll HflT,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Ilerr.
of Moorcstown.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. Alfred Ornv and her dnuglitcr.
of 1210 Flllmoro street, nro visiting at
Ocean City for severnl weeks. Miss Ada
Gray and MIsb Elslo Grny nre on n trli
to the Great Lnkca and the St. Lawrcno.
river.
Miss Gertrude Manton, of Orthodox
street, Is spending the week as the
guest of Miss Jcnnnctte Snylor, of Lam-
Berton, . j.
-c. n sir. Jnvenh Grnlmm. of 1022
Alicngrovo Btreet, aro staying at the
Pocono mountains
WI88AHICKON
Mrs, Charles A. Keffer, of 434 Seville
street, entertained the members "of the
Roxborough Mothers' Club on Tuesday
evening nt her home, Today the club
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will entertain the children of tjit "wW .'
bers at a picnic on the Wlssahlcko4..('j
Mr. Harry W. Farrand, of the,AiWAr'
lean Bridge Co.'s club, will leave vftf, rjH0
month to spend the late summer In Oeein -,, '
uity.
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HOLMESBURG
Mr. nnd MrB. Howard Erwln. of
Holmesburg. announces tho mnrrlago of
their daughter, Miss Gladys Erwin, to
Mr. U. Swenson on Monday. August 2
Miss Edith Shlslcr, of 8060 Moro
Btreet,, Is spending a fortnight at At
lnntlo City.
Miss Pauline Tnylor, of Rhawn
street, will spend tho week-end with
friends In Ocean City, X" J.
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'To effect an im mediate clean
up of remaining selections
wlhiclh have been regrouped in
the various departments and
reduced to the extent that
August prices represent only
a small portion of the real
GOWNS WRAPS TAILORMADES
HATS FURS ACCESSORIES
AND BLOUSES
sWo Aro Now Presenting Gidding
Ideas of New Fall Coats
and Wraps
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ti.. . ;.""1 miverrorn who nave
to their home last
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7 HB,l.nt York "nrbor. Me.
farnih- ' ilrB J' ,: Copp Morton and
tt i. ii,l,vo5' n,ro nt ,hclr cottage
for n mJJlV"1' N J' to "main there
Blackn2,ithr, MrR' C Herbert Hell, of
uiackeod novnn, spent tho week-end
Mr. nnd Mrs Raymond A. WauKh. of
5C13 Haverford avenue, nro sp'ndlng tho
remainder of the senson with Mr
tVaugh's parents, Mr nnd Mrs. Peter J
Clark, nt their cottage In Chelsea.
Miss Elliabeth K. Happersett has re
turned to her home nt 1316 South Fifty
ejghth street, nfter spendllng several
weeks nt Asbury Park.
Miss Helen Hotline, of tho rowelton
Apartments, has returned to her homo
nfter a trip to Xow York, where she was
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STRAWBERRY MANSION
Miss Xnncy London, of 3102 Berks
street, wns married last eenlng to Mr.
Samuel Knnes, of this city, by the Hev.
A. W. Wlnokur. Mr. and Mrs Knnes
will be at homo after September 1, at
4727 North Third street.
Mr. and Mrs Israel Romberg and
tholr sons, of 1809 North Thirty-third
street, nro nt their apartment, as South
Vermont nvenue. Atlnntlc City, until
September.
Miss Huth Ulchter, of 2830 Oxford
street, hns left on nn automobile trip
to Newport News, Vn,, whero sho will
be tho guest of her cousins.
When Folks
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The Store of Personal Service
1310 Chestnut St.
Sweeping Sale!
350 Tailored Blouses
$0 $2 jb? $A
Actual Values Are
$It, $6 and $8
Twenty-five oxceptional styles in
exquisite tailored modes. White
nnd colors in
Dimitu, Voile, Lawn and
Organdie
Smart and entrancing new collar
arr.inpements and both long and
short sleeves.
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No C. 0. D.'s
All Sales Final
No Approvals
Mavfeon & DeMar$ ,
1215 Chestnut Street
Furs and Millinery
Showing of The Millinery Modes
For Fall
Silk Duvetyn, Rich Lyons,
Fanne Velvet in the new soft ef
fects, tarns, chin-chin, turbans'
and "off the face" hats.
Pheasant browns and Pheasant
reds, Fawn, copper, navy, blacky
brown, Chinese blues and "Reso,
lute" blues.
Specially priced for
Tomorrow
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