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Nancy Wynne Sees Smart Suit Worn by Mrs. George
Tyler She Tells of the Unique Opera Co.'s
Performance for Orphanage Next Month
SAW Mrs. George F. Tyler the
...i. .inv u-rnrlntr n uluniilnz street
I
. hum i "-.i. . , v., -.. i. i.-..
suit Of brlgllt DO"'" "" oim uuve
true, 'flic cont 1m lill length, one of
l,o new ftrnlKlt box models with stole
llnr nml nnrrow nliotillcrs which nro
w Vhloimblo tills W.1SOH, nml the
ilrevrs ure full length mid tlglit. To
a bron.l bnn.l of embroidery ilono I
platlnuin gray silk cue rclei the cont
nml the name motif Is carried out
ni iml the hIcuvcs on nil even line with,
"hr bond on the coat. She wear n , tur
bnii of gray gro-gmln Mile devoid of
tr mining, but my unnrt In flinne
dto further wlil to the. Pymmetry
of the costume her slippers ure of grnv
mode strapped with darker leather of
Mine nhade. Hr-nlly one of the
mimitet costumes 1 hnva seen for n
long time.
KNEW that the Unique Opera Co.
...i.i ..nt Im nllowed to dlsnmienr
, " i,p fneo of unit! earth after that
A nance at the New Century Clul.
n Match. It wan too goon tor Hint nmi
Ce-on"nted to repeat It and llil,
tlnio for the benefit of the l'hitn.li-1 -nbln
Orphan Asylum nt Wnllliigforil.
Thnt n1um Is one of the o dent Insll
tt Ion" In the State mid there Is n
prerent need for fond., which must be
met. A committee of women. Mrs.
Mliliirn Wright. Mrs. Iloratto 0.
Woo M" H. llowlond Morgan and
Mrs rraucl-i II. Strawbrldgo, inn the
nffalr In charge, nnd It l 1 be liol. on
r rl. av evening, Muy 0, In the bnU
room of the Ocrmantown Cricket Club.
Ton remember Uie.v gave uxnn from
"I,la" and "I-a Form del TiaMAo'
r ml several other operas in iiiiiiiiii
'rStlc and .really. Cnthe, ne Morr .
Too. nnd Inest KUkoii nnd Nancy f ope
1 .' .." it, ...f nn, mivitqI other.
Tena't remember them nil. Ilo-nlle
. ll t . (iml "Clip.
Ihutkcs was in mo cnoiua itum ...
rncji," I Jo recall, and altogether It wns
n;t. nfflprrs nml managers of the
Wnllltmford Orplmnago Include Mrs.
John Mnrkoo, honorary first directress ;
Mrs. Ilo Witt Cuyler, flret d rectrcss;
Miss l'lslo Settle. Btcond directress:
Mrs. Horatio C. Wood, treasurer, nnd
Mrs. J Henry Scattcrgocxl, secrc.
tary. The other managers nro Mlns
Colcninn. Miss Christine Blddle, Mrs.
Ptran bridge, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. John
TT. Gibbon, Mrs. Itobert C. Wright.
Mrs John Marshall (Jest. Mrs. l.i
tvnnl IJ. Tolaml, Mrs. Ilcatloy C. Dill
Its. Mrs. James O. Hlddle, Mrs. . II.
I'lilwrllcr. Miss Dorothea Wood, Mrs.
Wright. Mis. John A. Brown, Jr., and
Mrs. Frank Packnrd.
MEMBHIIS of the Harney family, In
cluding Mr. Charles Barney, the
llcnrv Miller Watts, the Archibald
Hiibnnls nnd Mrs. John Hammann
WhlttakiT nnd other relatics of that
large nnd extensive family connection
came home yesterday from New York,
having gone over on Wednesday to at
tend t'ntherlno Harding and IiOrlllard
Suffern Toller's wedding in St. Bar
tholomew's Church. Catherine Harding
is the daughter of tho Horace Hardlngs.
Her mother was n Miss Barney, a sister
of Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Hubard and Mrs.
Whitaker, and Catherine nnd her sMcr
I.nura both mado their debut in New
York.
The wedding was n beautiful affair, 1
hear, nnd Catherine looked perfectly
lotely I.nura Harding, who came o"cr
here Inst week to receive nt Mnrlan
Watts' tea. was maid of honor nt tho
nnldlng, and looked sweet in a pink
taffeta nock embroidered in llower uu
flttiB. Betty Taller, who Is Lorillnrd's
llttlu ki'tcr, was flower girl, and looked
pirfectly darling lit a whito lace frock
over blue ratin. It was altogether a
love! nfToir.
T lIi:.U thnt tho Fitz-Kugcnc DIxons
1- nnd their small daughter, Hlcnnor
A tilt'iicp Dixon, will enll for llnglnnn
on the I'Oth of this month nnd later go
ti l'miice, whero they will join Mrs.
Alexander Wee, who hns been over
then' with Mr. Rico for several mouths.
Mrs Hire, jou know, was formerly
Mrs (iioigo I). Wldcner nnd is Mri..
Dixon's mother. Mrs. IUco's son nnd
ilauRlitiT-in-lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs. George
D. Wlilencr, who Hvo most of the time
In New York or at their place In Whitc
marMi, have been nbroad most of the
winter, bo they will have quite n family
patty in France, as 1 understand they
ure all to mccl there.
fpiIH tea nt tho Emergency Aid yes-
terday nftcrnoon for Mrs. Douglas
ItoblnKou wns Interesting. Mrs. ltob
jnon has n decided likeness to tho late
Colonel Roosevelt (which Is ccrtnlnly
not temarknble, ns she is his sister) and
the is decidedly chnrming to meet. It
was n great evening altogether, was it
not'' The pnrnde nnd tho speechranklng
and t'n ischonl children In the nftcrnoon
at Independence Square.
One feels sometimes that it ought not
o b necessnry to have nn All-America
". id mow our pntriotttim: that pa
triotiMn, If it is tho right kind, is in the
liarf nml should show in our every
Ji tur nnd thought, nnd the mere wnv
ing of the (lag. unless tho heart is back
of I' munis little, but nn outward show
of honest pntilotim is always good,
and ,., wu nil cheered nnd waved to
nw mart's content, nnd some of ns
"lil and enjojed ourselves thoroughly,
" I henrd n womntt Hpenklng of
h'ulm' Tltto. " t.ay tho other day.
J" if was just wonderful; I cried
the whole time."
NANCY WYNNH.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Vr m Mi II. Hnrrleon Smith, of
I ust street, will glvo ft unall
l" '.";, eIiB nt their homo In
i, f,MU" Miii caret Kennedy, dnugh.
nei.v . "'"l ,MlH- MfOfhen.l Ken
I . , , I'",so, e"BK',ment to Mr. Edwnrd
Mr r-i la,lltIll"s.'l:l-',"tly bl!cn nunoiiced.
I ,'' a'o'i1? ,;l0B,i'h E. widenvr, o
1 ' od Hull, cikins Park, hav,
" h uroiiier o: irs. smith
f
havo
Why Pay More ? 3
mco S
At All Our Stores
Coffee
now only
jEIOTOfJCS3aj
!?JlfA,nvl,lltl(!n8 for a dlnncr-dnnco on
bnturday evening:, April 23.
Mrs. John KrwUvlrlr !.-,. .lo 1011 n .-
' JJ'"1. cnerln'n In her box at the
?8?,r 'V0.5!1 ?H$?lay. Miss Ilosnmund
Pri8'11",1?10 iluritt,. Miss
Price. Mira i Marina Wlster, Mr. ;
Vn.n IVlt, Mr. Mm-rls Merrltt, Mr
ltnchet
Andrew i
crick Drayton mid Mr. Alfred" a. Lewis
v,-1!"!1'"'"0?? T- 1'en'. daughter ot
nut street, wilt Mini tly lreuc Invitations
ur ii unnce on Fridny, May 20, In honor '
VrlMiSn,L?;,lBa V. Ncwlln, daughter of
muL t w,i" tn,'fc. Place on June S. nnd
,1 ,?fp0troy lllnlr. whoso eiurneemeut
itounced ,,M Auatin wns "ccntly nn-
onf ' n?o?M P- A- Heolcselier Weth
?."' ot,ls;l0 Hlttenhouse pqunro, linvo
witr.,,nhiV."e nt Cnno Jf,,5-' wbero they
n nr'f'Sf 1a".? SU'm"- Tl'ey Will HMOIld
a part of Augunt nt Haratoga anrtliES
where they will nttend tlio races.
.Mlssj Alberta I'nnconst Itenth who Is
nt ending nchool at Paris, will 'sail for
this country on tho Olympic on Juno 1C
&PnW&
the.
to their homo on Tucsdny!
lurn. jolin H. fell, of "Pi n,,
arct,w.V.,0.-:"cnt,tl' winter nt Aiken"
s.r,' rclurn honl on April 10. '
Mlrs Mnrgnrct lierwlnd, dnuiditor of
Mr. Thnmna ! c?i.i. .
. .... tuu i.iurion uriCKOC UIUl).
Mies Mnrlo Loulso Balrd.'duuRhter of
wre. and JIIps llopo 15 Montnomcrv
daughter of Mr. and Mrst Itobert t
ftg?mcry,,?f V'llanovu, have rcturnod
hnn AlJillpS)13' whoro the' uttended tho
.? . ?our'no" "urr, of N'ew York, will
;""'"'' " uinnor ont Saturday night
at tho Imas-Carlton.
h?IIs,?0,i,r,1?B "iblnson, who lias been
tho Brueet of Mrs. Thomas Robins, of 1713
Locust street, will return today to her
homo In New York.
Mls3 Elnlno 8 SullUan. duuglitor of
.ilr- sVr'1 M"3. Jnmcs Francis Sullivan, ot
tho Woods, rtndnor, nnd tho Illtz-Curl-ton,
left on AVednesday for n few days'
vjnlt to New York Mrs, Sulllviui has
returned from Washington, whero sho
attended tho Colonial Dnmes' Ball,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred H. Norrls, of 223
est Tulpehocken street, Oorninntown,
will glvo a thentro party nnd later en
tertain nt supper at tho Supper Club at
the Bellovue-Stratford, on .Saturday eve
Ins, In honor of Miss C'nrl Smith, daugh
ter of Mrs. J. Howard Weatherly. Tho
guests will Include Miss Virginia Uarle,
Miss Helen 1. Sew ell, Miss Elizabeth
Jcanos, Mr. Mahlon Hutchinson, Mr.
JMKMaMlilllliMl
Adjoining
the
St. James
?
Mrs llv.y'.P"'1110 ""r nd
U i &. ,!,,VU?,n,!,' Ml8s Uertrudo
, via... returned
Steckei-" Fashions at Savings of $15.00 to $45.00
Tailored Suits
All thia season's models, including i Twill-cord,
Tricotinc and Covert; plain, embroidered and bead
trimmed. All sizes, 1 6 to 44, now repriced.
s55, s75 and $95
Sp
of Engli&h Herringbone, Scotch Tweeds, and
other mannish materials. Smart styles for street,
sport and all outdoor occasions.
Special at $25 & $35
EVENIKt PUBLIC LiflDaJflli I'lilLADELPHlA, FJLUDAY,
iff i y '. I
1 H ' .
4-E i'J '
JmtiarAu.ASJ
MISS VIKGINIA ADAMS NULTOX
Datighler of t'nplnln Ixitiis M.
Niiltoii, U. S. N nnd Mrs. NtiHon,
who will net ns maid of honor at
tlio Mcddlng of Mhs Cntlierlno
Hlllman, of Wilkes-Barrc. anil
Ensign Wado I)c Weese, which will
lalto place on April no
John n. Hproul, Mr. IMwnrd C. Cassard
nnd Mr. Lawrenco Godley.
Hr-n.nd ?,r8, cl,arl" I'rleo Maulc, of
2217 Ilittenhouso square, expect to spend
tho summer nt Tiny Head. .V. J. Their
son-in-law, Lieutenant dcorgo Wilton
Molver, U. S .V, who has leturncd from
Haytl, will remain until next month.
Mrs. William Cancr Weldcrselm! of
1B20 hpruco street, Is spending April at
Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter H drove, who
havo been lha guests of Mr drove's par
ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry (' drove "G8
West Tulpehocken street, dermnnt'own,
for Botuo time, will roturn tho middle of
next wnjk to their home, Petlal l'-arms
on Lako Uhampluln, X. Y
.?,.r- amI ,Mr?- ,Ja,nes King Clark, or
Wlstar road, Ardmoiv, who havo been
spending tho winter at their home, Utso-o-Wn,
Palm Beach, Fla., will return
to tho r homo thn l.ittei- mr, nr l,i
month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 1-Yederlck Jordaji will
ocoupy tho box of Mrs. Jordan's mother,
Mrs. Herbert M,. Howo, of 1262 Locust
street, ut tho opera on Tuesday evening
next,
Mrs. Frederick W. Schmidt, of
Juniper Hail, Itadnor, who has been In
Atlantic City for tho Easter holidays,
returned to her home this week. Mlsa
Mercedes Walton, of Torresdale, who
was Mrs. Sclimldt'H guest In Atlantic
City, has returned homo also.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel miss, of tho
Xormandlc, Thirty-sixth und Chestnut
streets, will entertain at dinner this eve
ning, to bo followed by a thentro party
In honor of Miss Miriam House, daugh
ter of Mrs. Mansfield House, of Hamil
ton Court, wha will bo married on Tues
day evening next, April 12. In St James'
Church, Thirty-eighth and Chestnut
streets, to Major Francis Joseph Dun
nlgan, of San Francisco, Calif.
Mr. Charles Carrol Baxter, of Brook
IU
1222-1224 Wasmit Street
Coats & Wraps
Coats & Wraps
Wraps of Marvella, Orlando and Fortuna cloths, und
wool and silk duvctyne trimmed, with stitching, fringe, silk
tassels or summer furs.
$45, $65 to s175
Sports Coats
Of Polo Cloth, and English und Scotch Tweeds, in
striking effects. Practical models for everyday wear.
All sizes.
Special at $35
lyn, will nttend nn pest man at ths wed
illnff of Miss Mario Ursula. Secburger,
daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Fmnk See
burger, of Bala, and his brother, Mr
Theodoro Mnurlcn Uaxter. which will be
solemnized on Wednesday eenlng next,
April IS, in St Mntlilna1 Church, t'yn
wyd. Tho tisherfl will Includo Mr. Tlioni
an Bryne, of Brooklyn ; Mr, James P.
McCaffrey, Mr. T. J. O'Ncll, Nutley, N
J., nml Mr. Herbert Haniian Sclicll, ot
Neposlt, L. I.
Mr, nnd Mrs Clinton Rogers Woodruff,
of 341 South Eighteenth street, will lcae
enrly next month for tho Hotel ldlowlld,
Media, whero they expect to spend part
of the summer,
Mrs. F. Arcier Develln, of Merchant
vllle, N. J., entertained nt bridge on
Wednesdny last. In honor of Mlsn Clara
Metslnger, of thin city, whose marrlngo
to Mr. Alfred Holmes, of Onk Lane, will
take pines tomorrow. Mrs. Develln will
nttend Mlsa MnUilnger ns matron of
honor,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hersev Lent, of New
York, nnnounco thn engagement of their
sister. Alies iorine jnnei wnsoti, nmi
Mr. Norman Bhuads Oarrett, of this
city.
Mr. nnd Mm. Waller Dyson, of Oak
Lane, nnnounco tho mnrrlngo of their
daughter, MIm Kllzaiietn iwnn wyson,
on Aprl' G, nt 8 o'clock, to Mr. acorgo
W. Chllds. ot Logan.
Mrs. Ml win A. Bookmyer, of City lino
nnd Bnynham avenue, Overbrook, will
entertain nt a smnll luncheon at the
Bellevue-Stratford, to bo followed by a
limtlnce party on Friday afternoon next,
April IB. Mrs. Bookmyer has returned
to her homo after spending threo woeks
nt Atlantic City.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
MIsm Lnurn Bothman, ot 2548 North
Thirty-third street, whoso mnrrlngo to
Mr. Victor Sobel will tnke plnco on
Sundny, wns given a pre-nuptlnl party
at her homo Inst Friday evening by the
members of both fninlllca.
Mr. Michael Mnsor. of 2G02 Bldgo
,ueiuo, lias returned homo lifter visit
ing In Charleston, W. Va , for tho last
month.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. nnd Mrs. John B. Ltvezey have re
turned from a trip to Now Orleans, Ln
to their homo. Spring avenue, Elklns
Park.
Mrs. Baymond White, of Oak I.nne,
entertained the members of nor bridge
cltb Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louln B Fortner, of
Summit avenue, Jcnklntown, who hao
been traveling on tho Continent nnd
through England, will nrrlso homo in n
fow days.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph B. Silverman,
of 4410 Old York road, announco tho
mnrrlftirp nf their daughter. Miss Julia.
Lucille Silverman, to Lieutenant Herbert
Bussell Sobel, u. s. r on Tnursuay.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. C. Stanley Campion of Bill Pu
laski avenue, entertained nt luncheon nt
her homo on Tuoday afternoon, Tho
guests Included Mrs. William O. Hum
phries, Mrs. Frank W. Dows, Mrs.
Ocorgo A. Bumsey. Jr. Mrs. Bessie
Zloglcr, Mrs. Frederick Itebmann, Mrs.
Daniel V. Foster. FT. Charles O. W
Bartlno. Mrs. William I Hoffman. Mrs.
13. V. Hcndrlxson, Mrs. Bobert Soudcn
nnd Mrs. A. M, Adnms.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John M. Olenn, of the
Wood-Norton, Wnno nnd Johnson nve
nueB, who havo been spending tho week
ends through tho winter and early spring
nt tho Senvlew Country Club near At
lantic City, will lenvo for a fishing trip
In tho Pocono Mountains, later coins In
Juno to tho coast of Maine.
m
Walnat St.
Between
12th & 13th
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
, .Mr. find Mrs. Mahlon II. Kiltie, of
iJiirfalo, nnnounce the engagement of
their daughter, .Miss Florence Frances
JVie'. t0 Mr- Frank Norrls HemiCKsey.
Miss Kllno ban been spending thn win
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Frank tlnnklll.
of 4616 ortll Eleventh street. The wed
ding will "probably tako placa In tho
nulumn.
MIm Ituth Nnoml Price, of 140s
J:".rl". oixiconm street, will lenvo on
baturday for Atlnntlo City, where she
will visit for n week Jfr. and Mr.s.
Chnrlcs Ilcrrmnn, of 7 South Hartford
avenue, Ventnor. MIm Price's engage
ment to Mr. Harold Chnrles Herrman
was recently Announced,
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
,5!,rV.am Mrs' Matthow B. Black, of
1723 Soutli-ISIeventh street, gave, a sur
prlfo party In honor of tho twenty-first
blrthdny nnnlwrsary of their run, Mr
Matthew B. Black, Jr. Among thoso iires
ent wero Mr. nml Mm. I. Black, Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. Black. Mr. and Mrs, II. Hock
clmau, Mrs. Charles Blnck nnd their
son, Mrs. II. Bockmnn, Mr. and Mrs. o
Iluohanan, of Germnntownj Mr. nnd
Mrs. L. De Lellls, Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
Dougherty, Mrs. A. Fredericks, Mr, nnd
Mrs. J. Grnv, 8r., Mrs. M. Krunrli, Mr,
nnd Mrs. H. Little, Mr. nnd Mrs. E
l-cnir, Mrs, A. Schcrcr, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. Btrauso. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Ktuckeu
schmldt, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Wnlker. Mr.
nnd Mrs. D. White nnd Mrs. If. Yost.
Miss Catherine Adams, Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Fnnnle Brown, of Wil
mington: Miss Flo Buchannn, MIks
.Margaret Cavnnaugh, Miss Anna Ed
gar, Miss Buth Millard, of Beading:
Miss Lena Sadorn, Mlas Margaret
Strauso. Miss Harriett White.
Mr. Harry Bockelmnn, Jr., Mr, Ed
ward Burns, Jr., Mr. Erny Lcmke, Mr
Joseph Sadorn. Mr. Albert Stuckcn
schmldt. Mr. William Whito, Mnstcr
John Strausn and Master David White.
HOLMESBURQ
A danco wns given at All Saints'
parish house, Torrosdalo, on Wednesday
jvcnlng for tho benefit of tho homo mls
plons. Miss Eunice Dorsey. of Erdrlck street,
has beon spending a fortnight In Balti
more ns tho iruest of her aunt, Mrs.
Donald Morrison.
Mr John Parry, of 2032 Bhawn
street, entertained tho members of tho
dlrls' Lenguo of tho Emmanuel Church,
at her homo last evening.
siiiniriraM
j George Allen, inc.
I 1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Announcement
Owing to numerous inquiries from many friends of thia
store we are making announcement of tho fnct that this business
will continue with tho same management and personnel that was
associated with Mr. George Allen for many years.
Tills store will continue to follow the policies of dependa
bility and fnlr dealing that has won and held solmany stnunch
friends and patrons.
There will be no change from those sterling business
methods associated in the minds of all Philadclphians with tho
name of the founder of this company.
Large Ensemble of
Lovely New Millinery
on Display Saturday Morning
Fresh from our workrooms, these latest models arc charming
some are tho little close-fitting hats so useful for nutomobiling
or street wear and other shapes are more dressy and elaborate.
JPIenty of very bmart ribbon trimmed Hats, with tho stunning
bows across the back or front rosette trimming; also lovely
Flower Hats.
You Can Choose Well at $9.00 f $10.00,
$12.50, $15.00
Specials for Those Who Do
Their Own Hat Trimming
Imported Flower Wrenttin. 2, J2.50. Oatrlcli rnnclei, H1.25 to Jfl
riower Spray., 87o. fl.OO. M.I3. rellohn Hands. $1.00.
lond I-Ulei and Hone,, 3 fur 1. Cherries drupes. Apple., BOc to fl.SO
Crepe and Hllk Head, for Pport Hat. In Navy with Polka
Dot. Henna, Burnt Oranga. Harding Blue or plaids aso, 7fl, BSc.
Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose,
65c a Pair; 3 Pair for $1.50
For Friday and Saturday only
... w. w'H offer this excellent grade of full-fashioned merepriT.,1
Hale hosiery ot thla special price. These are pre-w4r prices? and wowm.1
BUCGOst buying a liberal supply. They coma In black and whito onlyl
Glove Silk Vests and Bloomers, $2.95 ea.
GIovo slljc vests and bloomers in HcfIi .ol..r, and mado of lipnw
weight silk ot dependable wear and ijuaim. Those Barments L-o Sf a
ery well-known mako. ' ' '" are 0I a
Sizes 3G to 43.
HouhiganVs French Toilet Waters
These famous French perfumes nre oxoelleiit alue nt these prices
HiiublKiinl'. IdenI Toilet Unlrr, $3.80.
HmiblgiwifK "QucdqutR Vloleltc" Tolia Witter, S.I. 30.
Houbleant'. "OuelijnrM I leur" Toilet iiler. flifl!
IIoublgant'H "Moil Uoudnlr" Toilet Wuter s'l.SS,
Fownes Elbow Length Silk Gloves, $2.50
This well-known mako of bIom-m in wiili... Ceru. black Bii ih
pew shades ot soft Snuff. Bobolink and Urkl. They nro ocrli..n?
valuo at this price. "cy uro excellent
Sale of All Linen Dish Toweling
All linen Towellnjr, rcBulor 38c grade red or blun borders special
!.'5c 5d.
l'ure I Inen IlUIi Toirellnci tho uniiiil 50r Kind ut 35o jnrd.
Tine oen lllit weight pure lliirii dlsli toweling, quo gntdei
40a jard. '
Vestee and Collar Sets, Special $1.00
.smart new styles In net nnd orsniullo v nh .i 3cd irlmn,i
four stles from which to choose, our regular J! JO grade. lr,mml"B.
Real Filet Collars, Special $1.50
21-Inch collars In n nilcty of l nutiful p.itttrns: thes., .1,
collars glo tho finishing touch of the .spring ,Vt 01 biouao? dlll"t
Allen's Are Famous for Veilings
rsullr prlceS1"""6 th" "PCClal 0t NC'"nB at ,nuch le than
A nplcndld H.iorlmeiit tit 20c 51ml.
A group of new Nuelt YellliiKa nt S0e.
l'lne Imported uunlltlrn nt 1.0U jnrd.
Sale of Separate Skirts, $10.00
A grouij of nbout 100 Skirts In plnld Ftrlpea mid noeltv erf.o,.
mostly In pleated styles. There nro aw from half to iloubT. th
price. Thiro will be splendid choloo for tlr t come l'uolo this
A New Importation of Allen's French
Hairnets, 10c Each, $1.00 Dozen
. . 7Ktsl !!r.?...cxc!',,tvfiuallty, npd 'e havo enough of cerv shnrt.
'?., VSS.MiiV'i.tlV. e' ,u' '
our "Import riiiccliil" liratnl, litry
JeBBMIIIffi
APJLUL 8, 1U21
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. W. .". Plckard, ot 174 West
Owen avenue, will glvo n BUhscrlptlon
bildgo nt hor homo thla nfttrnooti, the
proceeds of which will bo deoted to
charity.
Mrs Julian J. Keennn tins returned
from Now York, whero nhe wai the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. Baton
Thomson
Tho annual luncheon of llin Twentieth
Century Club will be held at tho club
houeo on Tuesday afternoon, April 12
Mrs. John Jnckson will bn In charge
After tho luncheon there will bo jenrt
Inga of modern poetry by Miss Mary
Itoso Collins.
MOORESTOWN
Mrs. Luclnn Bnrncs. of New York,
who Is lsltlng her sister, Mrs. Prednr
lok WnrdPli, gne n luncheon nt tho
Bltz-Carllon on Wednesdny.
Mrs. Wilson Stiles, of Mnln nnd Lo
cust ntrccts, hns gone to ",Kna ""J,"?
days ns a guest of Mrs. Llla Stoy. In
Ocean City, N. J-
Tl.c Woman's Club met In Jhp PrcR
byterlan Chapter houso on WcdncRdaj
nttornoon. . . , ,
Mrs Jnmcs Qladhlll, of 338 New'bold
avenue, hnn returned to her homo after
spending somo time In Allentown, Pa.
YARDLEY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bobert W. Welch hnyo
returned to their summer home nlong
the Delawnro nftcr spending tho winter
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Arnel, of Btvcrmahr, Is
siting her daughter, Mrs. Harper .
Neeld, In Canada.
Miss Joscphlno Duke, who haa been
spending somo tlmo with Mrs Charles
M Eames, has returned to Bayonnc.
MIbs Edith Frost, of Kenlfworth, N
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Ilarpcr.
ROXBOROUGH
Mrs Linton Turner entertained tho
brldgo club to which oho belongs nt
her homo at luncheon on Tuesday, when
her guest wero Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
Elmer Murray, Mrs Robinson. Mrs
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A garden party will bo given In Juno
by tho Mothers' Club, of Boxborough.
for the benefit of tho children s ward
of St Timothy's Memorial Hospital.
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