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JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of the Minott-Baird Wedding She
Speaks of the Girl Scout Camp Benb'ftt rfc the
Garrick Theatre Tonight
..ft i I If Galnor Ilnlrd Mlnott nnd
W . . i. minimi wero not oiin of the
I', line !f lato I' "; to linye the
nnd Onlnor
w .:.-.. i.mvnl to mc. Joe JUInott In
mr b Munnlnir looking.
mm uneet nnd pretty ,
Secorrll hcnclf benutl
1 lie t" ost ',coplc, bu
l"1.'"7....' H... ,.i.r. very o
':M not hove to look for Individuality In
:l"1"1t "3 o lm It. Her dress wns of
'" ful soft creamy white satin mn.lo
'" ,nrr lone court trnln nnd
uwlillnR
Sm BMt nml pretty nnd Rrnrcful.
c, Iicrscir octiiiuiuiiy nnu iir-r
n lovely. I know brides look
most people, but you do llnd
Illy very, very often, nnd you
nvc to look for Individuality in
slip lins it. Her dress wns of
soft creamy white satin mndp
very long court trnln nnd
.. in. rTnnUlto rose nolnt lace.
".'"J1" " vmir pdeed with nolnt lnco
" i nrrnnirpd on lier linir in n coronet.
"",";" "iwersoll wore vale yellow
, , - .In eliine and n brown horsclinlr
, nml boking Siunninc, iuu. im
il,n(li wero n particularly pretty
''' '1 ' c.rM though Eleanor Newbold nnd
f , n la 7rntt looked most effective
J,".,, However, it's almost Impossible
, ieleri any two out of n group of such
' i innfciiic clrls tin they nil were.
PTh !r.cVptlon at the Ilnlrds after the
J. i ns crent fun. Kvcry ono
f"To ts there, nnd It wns ono of
n"' m Tlioro was a note, of
'" . V it thotisli. fr ' ca" ' fcel
rmirt ill H. '"""'"V. ... n,. nl.,n
(xn'tl
it ?Tn e t flif will come on for
Of '"? ... ..u.u mm co out there.
....... .Mill 111-, in. .- - - , . . . '
-I .. ..Il'l It
imn " o
in it I miiK I, ior jo -" .!
',' over the fact that (laliior
lt I.. Ilvo way t l l'ortlnnd,
it he fun to see her when
t r tlf 'nmo on
... t fnnot tho Girl Scout camp
D() T lorRi'i
,,, uhleh villi be beld at the
i totiicht It's Lcnoro t'lrlj In
II i ,on llnrnos. ';
linn i
Si I"H
M. .1
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Mr .1 Willis .vinriin nnu
. ... -Vnivlinlll Will CI1
," , '' nil .here will he a
' ' ' . ... .kn.l.n null
imrtios in inr iir.iii.--n" "-
.. .. ii.i.ntp.l Inst outside of
. ' t 'Z nnd is to open this year on
w'h" J a VeeU of trnlnW for
.''ne -' ?,i KtArt Koine
Tl.rr
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I'll1'
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as thftlr Rucntii Mr. Albert 1' Kranclnc
and Ur. Jnmes Wclr Itolilnsoti.
Mr. Harrison H. Mirrl, of the Annex.
Onl I.nnp, Im3 returned from n visit to
New Yorh.
Mr. Max M, Von Hclmucnsco nntl Mr.
Hodolpho M. Von Schaucnsec, of 121.1
Hpruco street, liavo returned from n, trip
to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pratt Mclan, of
Pino Hun Rirm, Penllyn, who spent sev
eral months nt Nnsnau, Hahnma. re
turned home last week.
Mrs, MltCnWl (. Ho3cngartcn nnd hoi
daUBhter, MIsh Peggy lloom;arten. of
2017 Locust street, who spent tho win
ter tit Hlliernla, Fin , returned homo
on Friday nlpht.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwatd Wlnslow Taylor,
Jr., will ho the BUCKtn of honor nt a
dinner on Tursclay, Aiirll ID, which Mr
Kdwnrd Wlnslow Taylor will Ric at
C'edron, Indian Queen lane, Ocrmnntown
Mrs. Thomas U. Brown, of Orcenn' re-.
Wyncote, lias leaued Invltntlons for a
hrldRe on Saturday afternoon, Mnj
Mrs. Wnlti-r Crowell, of Wyncotp. will
entertain at Iirldifo on Monday, April In
Among the guests will he Mr. Itolictt
It. Dcarden, .1r., Mrs. Walter Dannen
baum, Mrs. Paul Fisher, Mr. William H
tlrohen, Mro, ltnytnoml A White, Mrn
William C. Yerhea and Miss Dori
Miller.
Ur. nnd Mrs. Norman H. Ta.vlor,
whose matrhiRo took place on Airll J.
aro spending a part of their woddiiiK
trip at tho Sea Vlow Oolf Club. TIW
will siiottly leuvo for Ilsrmuda. where
they will spend some time Ireforo re
turning' home. Mrs. Taylor wnu Mi
Helen Pdnlr Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hdward Krlt7! U. Woods
of I'Mcstnut Hill, uro recplvlnjj congrat
ulations on the birth of n son. Mr?
WoodH was Miss Marian H llutler.
dntiRhtrr of .Mrs. HdRur II. Hutler, of
Clirstnut Hill.
Mr. nnd Mis. Peyton .1 Van Itcnsse
l.ier, of Newport and rtrookllnp, Man",
who have b?on spending the winter
In the South, aro now In Washington
and will aiThp In this city tho tnlddh
nf this month, uliero tbev will bu on-trrtnlnr-d
us tbo guusls of Mr. Van ten
"pIut'r omslns, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Hattwell Strong, of Twcnty-llrst and
Do Lancoy streets.
Miss Snrnh HarrltiRer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morenil Itarrlnger,
of 2105 Walnut street, who left on Sat
urday for a visit to New York, will re
turn to her homo today.
Mr. John Tllilcn. of IVrKsklll. N .'
raplnln Herman 1, Wagner, of Wit
Point, and Mr. Mnekny-Smlth. wlm lm
been entertained as the Kurst- of lr
and Mrs. (loorgp llovker Tiillldgi-, ol
M.i North Slt-tblrd Hirect, Ooi brook
over tho wciU-etid, hap returned homo
Mr. and Mr. Fori list Nolan Mil gee
nnd their fatnllj. of 2108 Locust sliert.
will lenvp tho middle of June for Atlan
tic City, whrtr ihcv will spend tho inily
summer. They will spend August ami
September nt tholr suinniei- homo at
West Outlet. Me.
Mim Hl.iliiP Taj lor Hnglish daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Frederick W. Hngll-h
who hflH been Hiienrllng some time in
Washington, when sir wus entvitnlneil
as tho guctt of Mii-s Hlimbctli Pop, re
lumed on S.iturdav ovenlinr to her
' ' . .. ' li 'I",', ll'iiil C.I.....1 lf.... I...... ,-..r
;nd in ii most cxcitinT .
Mr. ami Mm Frank lialtle.s nnd their
dauglitir, Mlsi Hetty Matties, and their
suns. Mr. Wilbani W. Matties and Mr.
Wlntlunp i liattkx, nf 2G7 South Nine,
teenlh stieet, will poo their town liousn
earh In Ma and oi rupy their lountrv
hniisp nt Newtown Square, Fa-, until
tho autumn.
Major Frances Joseph Duunlgnti, of
Camp I.ewlii, Taisunii, Wash., -who will
bu man led tomorrow night In St. Jaiiii i"
Cliiuvb, Thlrtx -eighth and Chestnut
sltvfts. to Miss Miriam House, ilntigbti r
nf Mis. .MausllPld House, of Hamilton
Court, will cnti rtnln tils best man and
ushers) nt a dinner tonight nftho Mclle-xud-Striitford.
The guests will Include
Mnjiir W. P f'hpirlngloii, f Futt Du
Pont. Del.. Malm- A. W. Waldiim. of
Camp Dl; Malm- W. W H,nfWai
ingtou. Captain Siinuel While. Jr., of
Camp 1W. and Captain I,. Hpraggins, of
Camp Mix.
Dr. and Mrs. rieorge Fales linker, of
Hosemoiit nnd the nellcviii-Strntforil.
left on I'rldav fur a four (lavs' Nlt to
l.akuwooil, N. J They expect to tetuin
home tomorrow.
Mist Hll7ii1ii'ili Uoss daughter nf nr
and Mrx. (Icorge C, Itoi-s, lift on Sai
nrdii fer a wciU-finl vl'lt to New Yoil,
She will reliliii In Inr hiniie. 1 7-' I Spinco
itreit. this inning. M'vi Ktli. 1 Ciiin-mltiL-i.
wlni hah luen r iileitalneil as the
I guest of Miss Muss, lias tctuninl t" bel
li I"
hnlrell
The . limp
offil"" ' ,,p ' ". ..1nilne about one
ln ,' S i id their rnptnlns n week.
Jrtm.'lullmnl., open until August
.xi or '" ,innt. an assist-
lr,;e.l nurse, cook watchm
,,...ir. nnu n 'V1'"" ,..".. .i,
,i nn I u n stun.
It's on the
i l,n i-lrk hnve
rli, iiini "--. ;- -.":
1 1 iiine-i wan I iik, 1"" !",
I y.i.iK nil kinds of otitdoorsey
fiilkniR f the Hnlrd v.eddltiR
,. ,p, in think of Klirnheth
.,,,,mi cousin of Gnln'jri'.j-oii
I dirlous In tee Miwibetli
I, .ill times I have seen her
i lis had on n new lint nnd
,,. iMinmcil with fruit; one
, ,. .in I one has straw berries.
f 'II down on one side of
i i , (nt nnd rntlle every lime
I ,i . .ii-aUieriies aro placed
tit tin- back of n sort ot
, , ii.ii Thnt lint is rather
I -ti-.ix berries fall off sort of
i , .1 . i:ii.abeth is very
,i i, o1., mot nltrnclivc in
i i' e two chiipenux.
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1111 ', I! i in I, on ise Wamimnker nnd
I mi' Mis llremer, of Merion,
i mi ne I i i ii three months' trip
i ki .mie Imck on the A(iil-
inn- llie were on the other
. i, i . mi to Athens. Cairo, the
1 ii . - Ki" I'1. rioiPiicv. Venice.
, , I i inn. C.intuw and Monte
i iiini - i nt the iis three weeks of
,. in Palis. Koine bountiful
'i il not"'
ve.. ; she is only three nnd
ii mi I as n little biitlerbnll
i, ' il rrr-t of l lll'N, which
mi Mi iv,'!ps all oier Inr siiunj
ii I', t's loimd nml fnt nnd fuun.
' .1" inKc li"i- time when she'h
It n'l ilint she means lo be
" ii'it sin- nu can't hurrj as fast
m 'ii-5 ir i-inisin. who is only two
'I n',i i i hnn sh". but tnller nnd
lii i r. .1.1 full nf iiiii'iniiu nmip"l'
1 . . .i . r .1 iv limther c'nlle.1 Mary to I home I" Noslon
oiip in in. in i.lm in (he garden. I'roiu
MISS HICLKN S. AI.KXANDICIt
DaiiRlilcr of Jlr. nnd .Mrs. Willlnni
.1. AleMiiider, of Tliicn. whoso en
KnKeincnl lo Mr. Kdwln I. .Mar
gertim, win nf Mr. mid Mrs. Wil
llnni II. Mnifieiuni. of Melroxe
I'arli, has rcfPiitlj hern niinoiiurcd
Oertrudo Hlttenhcnso Kneliler io Mr
Ueorge Helmeitig. also i.r c.eniiantxwii
last Monday evening at a tniseellanrmip
shower b lur cousin Mls Matilda K
Schullz. of Itoxboinugli Toe wedding
will take place nnrlv n June
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A theatre partv wn given nn Thurs
day cu-nlng mr tho bridal parH' of mi
Selma Schnrsch. of 1012 );re avenue.
h-Iio-p marriage to Mr PaMd Kom will
tnlie plaeo tomorrow
Mrs Henry C.eistlev. of Chicago, 1s
visiting Mr and Mrs Morris Lingllel.l
at tho Hotel Jxirralne.
Mr nnd Mrs (-,. I0n Friedman, of
the Iloynl Apartments. 120S North rtioad
street, nro entertaining as their giast
Mis. Ignore Lederer. of New Yoik
MISS SARAH H. STASEN
BRIDE OF MR. J. F.DORIS
rVWriago of Miso Ida Hoffman
and Mr. Samuel A.
Peters
The marriage of Miss Sarah Helen
Rlasen, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stasen, 4 43 Queen lane, Herman
town, to, Mr J. Frederick Doris was
olemnlzcd In the Church of St. Vln
eent de Paul, Hnst Price street, thu
tlev. AVIlllam Maddock otnclatlng, nt 0
o'clock this morning. Miss Anna LulT
attended tho bride ns maid of honor nnd
Mr. Charles Doris vas hi brother's best
man. Mr. Stanen gao bis daughter In
marriage There was no reception.
After a trip Mr nnd Mrs Doris will
be at home temporarily nt 443 Queen
lane. Cermnntown.
PKTHI5S HOP!- MAN
ipilet wedding took tsai on P m
dnv at 8 o'clock. u-bn Mku I, in iinrr.
man, of 3121 Pennsgrovo avenue, was
given in marriage hy her li-other-lti-law,
Mr. Myer Weiss, to Mr .lamilel A
Pfteis, of 1112 South Kortv-tlmt stieet
the Itcv. C DonnofoM ofllelatlng. A
reception followed Immediately after the
ceremony.
The brldo wore a gown of white Can
ton crepo nnd carried nn Ivory Hlblc.
with a shower of llllos of tho valley.
She hml no nttendants.
After nn extensivo wedding trip
tin oiigh tho South Mr and Mrs. Peters
will go to Atlantic City for tho sum
mer months, after which thev will make
their homo at 1121 Pennsgrove axenue.
HALH EAItLHY
A pretty wedding took plaei; on Snt
urdav evening at 7 o'clock, when Miss
II Hdna Farley, of r.flpi Cntharlii"
street, was given in marriage l.y her
brother-ln-lnw, Mr H Y. Smith. '.'
Mr. Lcwln H. Hale, of 2117 cho'inut
street, the llev. Dr lleorgo M Hrod
head oftliitlng A recepilon for the
families of the Inldo and bridegroom
followed Immedlatelv nfter the cere
mony The brldo wore a gown nf whit" Can
ton crepe, with court train of satin nnd
tiillo veil arranged with orange bios-i-oms.
Sho carried a shower bouquet of
whllo rimes, orchldi and lilies of the vnl-
wad of kitten's oar crepo with tullovcll
nna nhq carried n. ahowcr bouquet of
orchid 'nnd lilies of the valley, 8ho
was attended by Miss Esther Hobcl,
sister of the bridegroom, ns mnld of
'"'nor. who woro a gown of Hording
Uluo taffeta nnd carried n. shower bou
quet of pink sweet fienn. Mlsn Ituth
lnvpr ncted na flower girl Tho best
man was Mr. Adolph Hothmnn, brotbei
or tho bride. Among Ihoso iiresenl at
tho rcceiitloii wero Mr nnd Mrs. A I,
Sobcl, Mr nnd Mrs Ueorge Hofkln. Mr
and Mrs Joseph Itolhman, Mr. and Mrs.
I.. Finger, Mr. nnd Mrs. llenrv Itoth
ninn, Mr and Mrs. A. II. Uothman, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Hothmnn. Mr. and Mrs
Jacob I.andesbcrg, Mr. and Mrs. Ilen
J.unlii Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Max Unsln,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ioeb, Mr and Mrs
.losei.h Ilosenthal, Mr anil Mrs. It,irt
I,. leb, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Mnn
dnl, Mr. nnd Mrs Ilnrry Itost-ntlul. Mr
nnd Mrs. Samuel H. Loch, Mr and Mrs
!.ouls nrafmnn, Mr and Mrs. Nathan
Miller, Mr. and Mrs .1 Taub. Mr and
Mrs. I,ton Hofliln. Mi ami Mrs. A
Jelmnn, Mr. and Mrs Unils Kau, of
.-owni-K. .N. J. ; sir and Mrs. Welnrncli
Mr. and Sirs. J. Krll. Mr and Mrs
M Mnser, Mr. nnd Mrs J Wilson. Mi
and Mrs. F. Krnmei. Mrs. P. Jncnlis
.Mra. S Jacobs, Miss lloba Sobel. Miss
I'.snur sohcl. Miss Itosa.lnd l.-unbp-I
erg. Mlsn Clertrude Finger. Miss Ida
(nlinl lldu f'nll.i UaI.aI tl..u II....I....
''. . .'.... U.K. ...... I,., ....-- I l.'l...
Weltr.man, Miss Hosnllo Wdtznuin, MUs
l.llllnn Wclnrach. Miss l.nurn I!n- n
Ihnl. Mlsn Dorn Cohen. Miss llulli A.l-
ioii, MI'S Sylvia Hergman, Miss l.llliin
Affen, Miss Clara Ioeti, Miss INtber
iiopi). .Mits ueoa snallta. Miss iinrii
Hofkln, Miss Yetta Uothman Mis.,
Ither Ilrafman, Miss Molly Ilrafman
Mls'i Clnrn Ilrafman, Mr. Josi ph M
Ixieh, Mr Philip llosenthnl. Mr S Hai-rl-i
I.inilesbcrg, Mr Morton Honiild
Landesberg, Mr. Fred Hofkln. Mi
Marry Kobe!. Mr Fre '. HuW. Mr. Mar
cus Shnlltn. Mr (Jprson Khallta. Mr.
Sydney Welnrncli. Mr. Matthew
I'ltigor, Mr. I,ouls Finger, Mr. Irvln
Milton leaver. Mr Samuel I,aer. Mr
Louis Snyder, of New York, and Mt
P.cnjamln Iandesberg After an i x
tended wedding trip through New Yntk
state, Mr iuhI Mrs Sobel will return to
reside at 2048 North Thirty-third street,
where they will he at homo after May IT,
iNonF.it oiNsnnu;
An Interesting wedding will tal e plac,
tomorrow evening at r, o'clock whin
Miss floldlo ainsburg, dnughte- of Sir
and Mrs. A. fllnshuig of 1919 North
Tlilrtv-thlrd street, will he marrlul In
Sir. Slorrls N. Inglnr. Tho reremon.v
will take place al the Majestic Hotel
tho Habbl SInrln Vntbnn. nf lleih
Israel officiating The brldo will weai
n gown of hieo with satin bended ovi r
drrs.s, lnco veil studded with iearln and
will currv n. shower Inprtqilet of whlti
rosi-s !-'he will be attended by her sK
ter Sllsn Bessie (linsbiirg. w'm will
wear a costume of coral taffeta trim-
ley. Mrs. William King attended her' ' UV" Vf AmcTlcan 'iieautv roses "a,
ns matron nf honor Hor gown wns 0r "",iriucv "l '"""
orchid georgette crepn nnd sho carried ?t
Ward roses. Two nieces of the bride, I
Miss Klnlne Smith nnd Slips SInrgnret
Wilson, acted as flower girls They woro
maid of honor', assisted by Mlsn Anna
Isaacson, Miss Fanny Waldman, Mis
Leah uioom, Miss Qoldlo Uernsteln and
MlM Bcsalo fToopersleln, ns bridesmaids,
rho licst innn will be Sir, Nathan Ingbor,
cousin of tho bridegroom, and the
ushers will be Mr Jnck Toll, Sir Sam
uel fiold Mr Isadorc Felngold, Sir
Samuel llnldberg and Sir William Neff
C'iern wllljie laid for two hundred
guests nt the dinner following the cere-mony
miLAPgr.rHf a'b yonBMOBT nigATnF.g
nARRIPIcT tt a wk, kv. sits
VJrrWVjrv. Mat. Wrt. Bt,
Tonight Girls Scouts' Benefit
Popular Matinee Wed. ?" $2
(SCATS
jnrtf tliri,in,m.ANin
AIM l.Allllill IU V.
DURING THE WEEK
Tlip lVnn,i linnln Aendemy nf Hie I'lne '
Arts, llrnuil .mil lirrry utrrrtn. April .
' to April ,!0. Iiicluslxp. Palniliigs I
nnd sculpture bv artists of Swltzei-'
land, forwardpd to the I'nlted States
bv a ennfmltteo In 4u-ltzerliind. ar-
"ig under the authorltv of the Sw'ss
floernment. War portrnlts. signing
of the Peace Treaty. l!l'.i, and poi
'raits of dlstlngulnhed leader of Hie
mirlcnn nnd Allied nations, palnte.l
bv eminent American artists fm
presenlatlon by the national art cm,
miiiee t,, the national portrait gai
leiv in Washington, I) c, April .
I' Apill 30, Incluslvp
The rl Allliinre, Igjn M hIiiiiI .treef.
"ekilns from 10 30 a. in to ! t. n
Miinlajs from 1 to r, p in W.i-.i
'?'."".. b; members of the Phi'mlf
Vila aler Color Club nnd sr. -a
"lins ori. until April 13
llie Print flub, lnu l.nilmrr tret.
Lvhihition of wood engravings and
''lings by Fernando Chlnndre
I rn.eii artist In Nnnrre iinller
'l"ii 10 30 to 1, 2 to f. dally, e-ccept
-urday, Saturdays until 1 p m
Metiers (iRllerle.. 1,107 ulnut .IreM.
Lxhlliltioii of paintings of tho Anicil
'm Harblzoii and Initeli M-hools
The Sr!iO f :,,,.,rn Vf j)roli Mll
I lne streels, Wcekdavs !i a in. lo 5
DAVID BELASCO.
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FORREST 'V.2.:..'3!";.?18
POP. MAT. WED. ,ncsT $2.50
wonti;s mobt; BnJAUTirl)i theathh
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A NATIONAL INSTITUTION I
lBJL10i
1 1 j.
I' i" exhibition of nrii-nnd-lnk ilr.-.v
ii v hi .Joseph Clement coll through
Ajn I m
The lYItnushln nf III ti.n. lm..l.
'i.iirni.v nr tlie. line
ALL I;Vf)! '0 3 M) MAT" St to t. '.0
DDHAH m-.iith ,r s 15
DrxUAL Mij - s. Sat.
POP. MAT. WED. fTT $2.00
ALL Kfh sat MAT Sno TO 12 60
W1LIIAM ILMlPtS 1 ITefents
JOHN DRINKWATER'S
Arli.. 131 tri.li
Mreeh Weekdays 1 1 a m to r, p n,
Suiidas I to 0. exhibition of picture I
anil kelehps by a Cresson scholar--1
i group recentlv returned from
all "i"l April It to Sis, I. InclUSlNr I
ABRAHAM
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA I frocks of blue rallied orcnndle and nlnl:
Tho wedding of Mv K M.irlnn iiIT. ' '"f""1 '"'Rnndle aim carried hasliets or
- .nA.. .. . iiii"ii linn-, L nAfnrmt nml vr Mmv fl.tlvri
,,,,.,,,... ...--. ,- V -
man. of .-.gnu Wall..,, me, ,e n,d Mr ' ''"'V'liens ami yei ow
William (i Mnrtln, ..f ir,:,o" )." ,iVi.- ,Mr' c '"lr,L'!1 llllf"1
cr acted ns be t
nn.-. luuii piaeo on nisi Vi-Uni-sdii after
noon at tlie Komiin Catholic I hurch of
the 'lYniisflgiirntlon. l-'ifty-llfiu Mtreet
nnd Cedar avenue. Sir. and Sirs Slnrtln
will bo at home nfter April I'd at r,SiM
Sprueo siren
Sirs. Andrew Wilson, r 2itt South
P'orrnnco street, - lsiing he,- d,iiich
ter. Mrs J. C Iternaid, of llai il,.
(irnce. Std
man.
'v ' mill her saw her Mart to
"' Inr ill. 'I nml couie in, and after
; n iii" a niinute culled out,
tin Imm dear. Mother culled you
t . i. r i r n minute ngo." 'rolling
i" ' if ' hi Mary, nnd in nuswer
II n i mi 1 1 Mib-e piped up
I
ALONG THE READING
Sir- nml Mrs Ailhur . M'Mfi Hml
their fnmlb, of W.mh ot. h.ie been
spending (ho we-kind nt AlLim Clt
Atmmg thoc in charge t tin- f.u.l
parly nnd b.i.iar to bo ;i -n mi Apid
7 In he iifiiuiii eun woiiinii . "ninii!
i i
lis I could can, ' tee of tho i'nrlv-secnnd w.ml at Ihe
las
NANCY W NMI.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
i i -in , a il'.oilmnn. nf nethle.
' '' i -'iiiii Mill, has li-iiieil In
' i Mj irhPcii on Saturdnj,
elnbbniiue. Hrniid slieel and oi I, n.i'l
above Olnev OM'ii'U arc Mi . Will am
i; Itroben, chnliiu. ii, Slri l'dwanl
Hateman, Sirs. .la Colesburv. Mn S"
S Ciimmlngs. Sirs W. It lloll.i.ml. Mn
Waller Fowler Mrs Daniel llocin Mn
lleniv Stmic, Mrs Churl, s mi Tngen
and .Mrs. Andrew Willie.
I .lr
, I
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M
-Mfreil (! It Slfel, of, GERMANTOWN
i' -Hun ill wl I enter-1 .. ... ., ,. , , , ,,..
mi S.iliiiilav cxciiiiig.! Mr. and Mr.i. Hhiti Freileri. k Pel.
1 nf Ihelr ulioe. Miss I ""inn. of II.. I.'a't I .orgiu bin.-, an-
ll'iwe il.iugbti-r of Mi nouiico tho marilagn or their ilmigbiei
' llnwe nf -ni' 'lie MI'S Knlhnilne Kclmiiinn. In Mr Paul
Mim llinw. will In" for-' linker e.Hmi. of al'.elleld. Sl.i ., in
I in i nct.it v In her r.ilb'i- 'Irnco Church Minn i Mr, nt 1 "
ien mi' 'I imiHilav nf. ! "'clock Sulillday ,ifl. flioi'li. Mi .'ml
b, ,- in. ""''"" "f rVi ,.ftlnn ., u. ,,, wnUc,n,,l. Mas.
Pr aid Mr Lou ii F Lchbr, u
CZ2 V. est Kitigtlfv aMiilie, iriiumn
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sirs Calherino Htx. Iiiii.m. of ;,
Nnith l-'ifly-elslitb slreei alinoil-l. es IMr
marring.' nf her il.iughtir Mis-. Atnell.i
K l-:tchnuin. and .Mr , tnnzo 11 l.-ing-wnv,
of oil',-! Hooper stieel, on VYiln s
dnv. March ;in. in this ,.n Mr,
Langw.ix Is a giadu.itn of the Childicn -niitniop.itbi.
Ilonplial
Mr ami SIis I'hailes II IVncnrk
will letiirn tn their home. 10'JI Mnrlvn
road iionif time next week after sncinl.
Ing the winter at Hockledge. i',,.
DELAWARE COUNTY
SIls- Ida J linker Ptii.it.utip, the
lotliightlv cinb at r home on -H.t
Unshltigifin s'leei. .Media on Sntnidav
CV, t.lllg. 1,1 ,- Kllestfl ,,,ntr J,,. -,
Mis Harry llaitmi. Sir nml Mrs Arthur
llroHti. Sir nml Sim. John f-rshe Mr
ami Sirs Loins Little, Mr. nnd .Mis' i.;'.
"aid Slllbr, Sir and Mis Slii'miee
Mlchetur Sir and Sirs ,-v Mm-liKer
',"', 1".,M, ''' '-, Murpln. Sir and Sirs
John Sliiiipleso. Sir i'in M:s VKli
Sln-iii, SIis John II. i:.ins SI s eil-i-betl,
Raker. .Mis Lllrbelli Ifall Mr
Me",r..,l'!,,!,i'"?". Mr '' '"1 Itl''' '"'"
Sir Frpilcrli ' Lew is
Sirs MvaS lirou of Sle.l,,-, ,),,
been s, mil,,,. uIP .,rr .,, s!lMllmii
SIcdlar'""'"nl ''"l ""r'v '" llPr '"""p '"'
After nn eMenslvo wedding trio Mr
and Sirs.'' Hale will ll- at ''." Angoi-i
terrace, wheie thej will be at home after.
Slay 10. I
THTTINC liiN.i:i.LV
Tho marringo of Silas Je.m St Don
nelly, daughter of Sir". SI P. IinnnelU.
of T.I21 Plue street, and Sir Clarence It
Hilling. Jr. son of Sir and Sirs. C'lnr
enco It. Hitting, of 1000 Farrngut ter
rate, look place on I'rldav iimming ni
SI James' Church. Thlrl -eighth nnd
Chestnut streets. After n wedding tun
Sir and Sirs. Hitting will ltp l.i lv-ti-olt.
Mli'h.
IVtUM ii.M'
Tb" mariMge nf .Miss Slnrgniet n,v
ilaugbler of Sir. nnd SIr IMwIn .Stnninn
ii.ii, of this cltv, nnd Sir Che-ter S. n'l
Ivory took plaeo nt 7 o'elm u Tliiirsrtnv
evening in tho Prlncel'm Preslnterlan
Church, Thlrtv-eighth street and Pniv
ellon nciill', tho Kev Alfieil Hoggs "f
filiating. A rpccptlni, at tho P.noscvelt
followed Immediately nfter tho cere-1
HKfllV. .
Sii-s Helen Ivor? wax maid of boror.
Ih i brldesin.ild" being SIlss OIp TIeiilrv.
SIlis Helen Itauck Slls eiennnr Iu.i
wooily and Sllsa estlier M Peifer.
Sir. Undne Leo .liirk in-ied as best ,
man fur Sir Ivor?, wbll" the ushers In-1
eluded Sir Hoger mil. Sir Charles II I
Peacock, Sir. Robert ijallleit and Sir.
Allen Slaeijneen
Sir. and Sirs lni will be at homo
after June 1 at ."017 Nassau mad.
KOHeL P.OTH.M.W !
A ery pretty home wediltng lo"U i
place csterdiiv nlternoiv, m r ,, , ,.
when SIlss La, in Itolhman (linmht. r nf
Mis Tlllle II Hntlimaii. of L'.IIS Noi-fh
Thlrlj -third htn et was nurrled to Mr
Victor Sobel the IS.ibbl ln.ih.ini Veii
miin offlclaiing Tho b-iil- 'h c.iMiiihi i
YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD
GEO. KELLY'S
S. E. Cor. 12th and Walnut Sts.
$35.00
Sport
nits
mi hPv
9uTvm J A
II
In a Very
Smart. New
Tuxedo Model.
ll the New
Spring
Shades
Tnmnrrow
$22-50
$1.00 a Week
Will Dress Yiiit
Stylish nt
Kcllj's
Join Our
ClothiiiK Club
Save a S.'i.OO
Hill on Your
SpritiK Suit
S. E. Cor. 12th and Walnut Sts.
a.i:0.:ja..1l N. Front St.
I8li;-I8-1'0 Atlantic Am-.,
. Atlantic Cil. N.
' 1 I I i.t 't Hi tmn oiiiiM ..,,.., .
in" i 'i "ii pip uiiiui'iiHiiiiiiii'Jiifflifflro'iiiFiiiirawmTjf th
WUMLIN
I f r Uinliim i-oo! -. al.. . -
ji in i tnu'i ni iiiw , f rr.
F 'K t'uMlf l.ftflffr Mill r, j.lt .,r.A VJ
"i i f fr of rlmte our new rolor
. ii i isnnwmir nu latcrii rolors thnt
i i ' m UV1 thU OHBon fnr liAIlf)
m,'ir,2, p3'W2. nTKu
F..IIHUI. .1,11 Illllfi..,m.,.l... '-...' '-. '..
'niiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiUi'iiiiiiinijiiiij
LINCOLN
,v,r" FRANK McGLYNN
A I Wonderful Wecko in N. Y.
I
MARKET AT 19TH
ii a m to ii m r m
THOMAS
MEIGHAN
In Ni- I'nromijuiii Produrtlnn ',
"The Easy RoadM $
AiMi(orlrudo ,, on f,nBrv,0 1
Buster Kcaton ";,. Neighbors
, Mtlnn 3" rut r,0r
LenlnBSiiiurrlHV llulnlnyn JHe I 75a
ELLIOTT DEXTER
in Paramount nrst Khowlna
"The Witching Hour''
Added Srah Stln Soprano
Mallnre. 2r.r flV-
t-vminc" SatijMB L Ilollilm" 3.V n KOj
PAI ArF i21 MAItTtKTTTTinET
I rLifL IMrnmniiin rrnn
WALLACE REID
Asn Ajt'i nnd Thmdom Ilotifrtii In
"The Love Special"
f .miinunuii io a M m n til p M: S5a
ARCADIA' "N:'r,V!Ti. n
"Straight Is the Way"
M'.ih .Mmt Moor nnd ClnrtM. 7,
A PAKAMOI'NT J'IfTI'ni:
AfAtir:Mr of mi sir
PHILADELPHIA
r ORCHESTRA
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ii "U T' ' aiii.to.s' rnm.BV viuiim.t
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' ' ' ' " ' " MINKU I'nflllflAM AI'llll. "-,
SPECIAL CONCERT
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
WAGNER PROGRAM
Monday Evening, April 25
I
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in, ;:,. i. ti .-.n ?. . -,.i
No liix 1'h.Tkl to liri,. .,
ORPHEUlVI "ornwnl.mnirhnltpii .1
I.,., r,-,-.. .2!i'Jl'" Tiiiiiorrmv- . I-,
1 MAL DLSMOND . ,'.'"' ''' ''!-"""
I . , "I'm l Tniii' nl -i
NiviuKiik "Tins- -in thi: itmur
The Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society
Illustrated Lecture
The Rose
in America-
i
Mr. J. Horace McFarland
Hi
The New Century Club
11M South Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Tuesday, April 12th, 1921
at 3:30 P. M.
ADMISSION
M"ntbrTB !' Ii'i-"
rpnni Not M mtm 'fti
LAST CHANCE TO SEE -WORLD'S
BEST SKATERS
THE ICE REVUE
AT ICE PALACE ,,,, ?V
s-nwuN cii-p.-i wr.iiM-'.Mj v M.,ur
VICTOR T A ),A.',KT t Ah nn
VIVllJIlrt Vlr.t rr.jriit.iion
Hobart Bosworth
in .1 PfirWrr tt' id i Prud'Htlnn
"His Own Law" !
M in 11 IS V M ,-,.-,r
CAPITOL
rt M.MihnT MTnntrp
Mn'irlrr T'liirnriir'n
Th Couniv ralr"
REGENT
GLOBE
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Inla liarm In
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at trvipnn
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riin.AiJi:i.piiiA s t.KADiNa the.atiik.1
DIltKl'TlH.S OK I.EE A J J. SHUUKRT
CHESTNUT ST nr"r K' "'""i'
v-ncjinui J1'it'i. 2 .unm
LAST 6 NIGHTS 'Va.i
fHinon
OP
TMt
U tn L'nit nt Interna tlunnl Slur
AS1 (in i nvTl'tlT IIKAUTIES 100
T
MM CUIlOrDT 1. -nlng At R:15
, bHUbLKlLASTWEEK
1 Last Popt Mat. Wed. """ $1.50
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&
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SAM
vine's.
AW", l VE--J
U'llllimi faul tVN'i.. ,.r
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' I. ii'in. ntt, i.f )7i .Kni-ii,..-' ;r
M ' t .. tlllll tl lllL' tllivllt i. Ill I
..''ii miifctH Mr. iui.i'.Mi-m. I r a iSs lairitttioni
l ii
QZrffl4i4
I. ...1... 1. i. . ... -,-ww -
...-.., i. ii .in nun, ., iiujrruli- Trlii'i-
h, r mV- ii" i "'"' V.' 'rltf ur I'bn. tor Kiifr.inl or frlrlrd
Mi'-', will ctiti.ri.il,. R0YAL ENGRAV1HC CO.. 814 Wilnul St
fjfi30C:-
IOE30E
aoca:
aocao
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None equal
our silk
assortments
Thresher Bros,
( rji
Sharp Kofluc
lioiis on New
nntl Staple
Silks .Not Mo
tioncd in 'Shis
Aiiiiiilliici'iiielil
The Specially Silk Store"
1322 CHESTNUT ST.
Announce ihe Arrived
of niHiiy Ini-Rf ..liipnii'iit if the new sprint; silli. Urn ate coriliall) imilei! to all and inspect our
K'l'ms, whetlier uu wi-li to iHiivhaso now or not, tliat we ina.v ilemo'iistrate lo -on the Kroat saniK
niadu possilile l slid litliiu, our street flonr store, usihe the upper flonn for the ilisplav and sale of
!iIkp, waists, silk niiilerskiits, etc., where the be -t daylight olitainalile. We do not 'deliver troeds
li'ee of rlmi'Ke, tlitis eliminntiii"; tlie enonuoiif, expense of a delneiv system. We eould t,'o on enninei'
atinir the many rea.on- why we can .sell staple tfood at a lower price hut will not on account of the
liiL" cost uf printer" ink. We mention helow a fiw of the many values otVeied:
Silks
MiioiifHi'iiBiffl ':,:i,uiii iiiiiim immiimiii niii'Hi:i mi'ijiffl. wiHibiiw iiiiwiBrpiitiiBJraaniUBiiiiiiisa mn. mm?
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Nowadays IV s Allen's Hals
Introducing This Week
Ultra Smart Hats
in Taffeta and Straw
IK TMt "VNTAST Out. "uSiOAt OtVUi
s vy WERE'
BEG. MON.. SLATS THURS.
7he &osj"aws nr AAveuve.
7Ao lr5IIMW0(gnl
fav.mAui Sjactttyjm'awrMnfM
m
a j)m
B WV
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& LYRIC
I
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iv l' r ' - it
a 'in hst IIAl si I IlKl i.
ij rill- K!.(l i.m rt i I.IITIS
THE-
: :o
vs
I ffi FLORENCE
t M A Piayj focAK. Sum
Adelphi
trtiw
Stuiinintr Taffeta and Crepe de Chine Hats, with
liriim attraetivelv trinuned w th Ir.ru'e rosettes nf ribbon or two-
tuned siih. i here is real rliarni in these aihaiieed style Hats
ni 'I newness, is the dominant imli .
Cannot be Duplicated at the Price
$15.00, $17.50, $20.00
EV-:q -( H 2ft
h . .v-...x LASj, WhbK
g Last Pop. Mat. Thurs. ' $1.50
- I IIMVT'" K -n I . I s-T )'r -nl
s I I'l i ", I M "T ' T r Mil I JnY
SAMMgEVA
g WILIIAM llCi'SD AMI M I t.Y M I.VTYIU1
I M'ALNUT " "''- T .-o
Sale of Washable Lingerie Ribbons
at prices 1-3 to 1-2 less than usual
I OPPORTUNITY
,r in-
JAMLS C'RANI.
f l-i i i.qr M rtj .
till I-'loor
tth I'loor
,'lli'iiu'li 'rrifiilclle. made of luKh-cinde llhre silts, p.ew spmt colors, new spring street shades,
ineludiriK nil popular weaves, plain weave, drop-stitch, stripe- and plaids. Coieis are white, (lesh,
pink, tan. ecru, Kien-h blue, jjolil, lieaver, pumpkin, wild rose, bluebird, turquoise, orange, mint,
In own, old rose, j. i !e, tobacco, overseas blue, ncj;ro, taupe, walnut, caster, (Vpen. electric, navv
inidiujrht blue, maiiiie and black. Silks that we have sold for S.1.00 and $1.00 a v.ird. " '
Spr:.,.n.,.h,H $1.45, $1.55 $2.45, nu
rd
T'p liif lln-tiiil.q inni" of llio l.i-f rjij.'l, rw i. ,
"'ill' I'lnU. Iiliif ami ii'lirr lis' i s'i,.-
Mlillli Nn, I now ,18.. : to-, n nl ilr
Wiillli Nn. 1 1) nun .:r; lll-iiinl pl-.
l lillli n. 'I miw Ii.'m-i in. inr, I .i ,-.
Ml. Illi S'o. H iiini -PI.SS; llljiinl ilpi ...
Mlillli n. ft nun I.1A. in jnnl pin r.
Mlillli o, tl nnu $3. 00, In-jnril ,r...
t,io sinlr
Women's Lisle Ribbed Vests, ,' for $1.00
g
I'FORRLST FRI.. APR. 15
n . f m
ANNUAL ALL-STAR
MATINLL BKNEKIT
I ' AM' I il-
The Babies' HospiUil
i ii- nn' M'l , i ir
BIG FT.ATLRK PROGRAM
I'rl ". " ' ' ' - ' - i' " I'ffV.
If
I I
I f
in- ter. i.'il nn.it u i- .hit n
n a'l M.-M fruln 3 1. I . 41 Thi'i
.enl .ir. in m to . . I.., ,n ,
-In
.in.l
The Low Level in Prices Has
Been Reached Here
TIUCOLLTTE, 3G in. A dependable silk al a very fr 1 AC
'w pncej worn for lllousca nnd Dresses. Special tit 1 1 .O
.1 Iiettcr Grade at $1.S5
P,c01.ETTr:, 3G in. r.'tucy Stripe, used lai'Kclv
st'.,,!" ,a , ns wcl1 a dresses; sport shades and tf 1 Q--'-'Ple
similes. Special at ip 1 .00
CANTON CREPE, 38 in. Street shades Been (fcQ A F
' ' "C just as fast as it arrived. Special at D5 'iD
r i rETAS' 3ft '"' I'l'l'n nlso chanRoable, very cor- (JJO A C
11 'or both street and evening frocks. Special at. . PfcfrO
iiiir TAFFETA. 30 in. A smart silk for tho new J?0 1 A II
Ulta models. Special at P . 1 U K
i i 33 '" '!."'l Color Impelled; ciuiukIi foi'
' UJ sellmn.. Special at
4 lietter Ovtulv at XI. 13
3(i-in. Washable Saliiis, white, ivory and lies!),
t-oft and lustrous, the correct material for un
ilei'Karments, etc. Ketuil value, Oi rr a
?J.25. Sale price P I .00 jard
.'12-in. All-Silk White lSi'oadcloth, extra heavj and
line in quality; will launder perfectly. Uet.-ul
value, S'J.fii). CI ftC a
JO ; aril
.lii-iii. IMnck Wntcriiroof India Silk, made in
.Iti"ii, water an I pci'.spiiation proof, extra
line m nihility, the conect material tor sum
e'.er wear, Htntnble f .r wa. t , dre.sses, etc.
I!"'iii! value, ?'J.50 a van!. i i q - it '
S.ile price .. tj) I ,V0 jard
Sale prict
1 88 c
0
fl
JC30
r 1318 CHESTNUT STREET
"rtl' f'oor Take Elevator Eitablished 1904
iocaoc
TE30C
3QE30E
fi
o
n
tonn1'.
.'lii-iii. Colored I'oncees, jade, ("open, Kinp's blue,
navy, taiiRei'ino, lieiina and brown, suitable for
waists, dres.-cs, etc Retail (JJ 1 Qr a
value, S2..ri0 jard. Sale price. P-0 m
rd
,'Ki-in. and 10-in. I'liiilnrtN, in die newest spring
ilesiRii'i and color combinations', cool and -erv-ueahle
l'v .-unimer wenr, suitable for waists,
drcFues, etc. Kctail value, $.()() a yard to
S:i.2.ri a .vard.
Sale
I
10-iit. New Sprinc SLirlinc Wlk.s. in plain, a.i
Klripe nnd plaid ell'ects', in the very latest color
iiimbin.itions and steles; pUntv'of white in
self-colon they are all ix mime trade-marl:
bi.inds, niiule by t'.ie l)rt manufacturers in
nienca. Our former selliiiK pi ices, ?;!,05
..'i.Ji5 and ?ti.P.'i a vard.
Wr $2.95, $3.95 $4.45 .L,.
10-iu. ( anion Crepes, Halkau I repes. Itoslmnara.
Cliincliilla. Uetail value Sl.no to $8.00 jard.
Sale Prices,
. $1.65, $1.95 $2.65 . $3.45, $3.95 $5.95 " '-
Full Fashioned Mercerized Lisle Hose
at 75c a pair; :i pairs for $2.00
Metropolitan Opcta Mouse
m , m I i mi -"i .
V I ' In i T' . .runt
-s Orphan Children ""T-'m. w
i ,
Mina Dolores
I1
fz
B I-I.
tin !
' i-f 1 1 roiflw., .mo ' . i s' pin. nt
. n li'ni'li lordii.iui .ill li i- ,i .,1
, i, ii ..to pn on. ell. nt pi , f. - 1 1 il v
""f 'I .iso- i .in
Miles T'uj .
H L III s.
Sale of All Linen Dish Towel in a
Ml Iiiipii TntirlliiR. ri-Kiiliir .IHr crmli. ( ml Imrilfri. : Rlir,.Hi .- , ,
run- I Ini-n IMli rniillinti I lie iihiihI ."iiii Ulnil at .'IS. mnl
I n,. morn llu-lit iwIl-IU eurf linen l)i. Tinn-llnj", () Ermlr
tin .mnl. ' '
Sale of Tailored Skirts al $10.00
e in i.
,! .' t.iplll 1' ' slv,IH it ih r . v. j ,
. ,, w tt'l small st!,,, - T.i i . ' ,i-- i !, ,,
, ,, - I .ii, V,io fit .. s, Bl.h i I i M, ., ,,i ,,M ,rtm. in
II, I,, i. i .in in ni in apt . n.uii" Ulil IT iv m
i . ,i. - iv ' a "ii i lii si Hk.i is 1 1 i ii (iii.
..(s
H a.-k
1 "rnhln...
'f Pl.lKls.
'l IC l.i .1
,1i
$ 1 -'
I1 ,r .:
V7
f!
of Italy
ii' m rs m ,i . v i i
VI V s it, ; 1 1 . i i
i'l v mil '- ni i sin
ru
EITH'S theatre:
ALERIE BEIUJERE & CO.
1" l".- till VI' , I II
lMWRL RKCAY & CO.
r c i s . , ,,ion"
l
I.
New Silk Sports Scarfs
Special Values at .', $S and $12
CI. AUDITS SCARLET
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M i . . l',.r - A I' - i i, I i nhrq
R05J.LAND DANCING
B.ro;irl and Columbia
. in . . ii .
s . s ' i s r- -ii rn i -
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riRST.CI.ASS ELEVATOR SERVICE
Mail orders
filled as Ions
as lots lust.
Thresher Buildin;
lioston Store:
17 and 1.") Temple Place,
Through to 11 West St.
Cleveland Store:
HIS Undid Ae.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Phone
Walnut 20.").")
Walnut 203(5
,i New Importation of French D. HI. (
Embroidery and Crochet Cotton
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a. sir. mil I nilirnlilcri niton. A lnln, IVi tlnr. n.
Iiniilili- I riiKlli ( rm lit-t ( iilliin. ii liitr hi- rem, Jlii
of III Imli-
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IV Series
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