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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of tlid Birth of a Daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Algernon R. Clapp The Ashtons Enter-
tain at Dinner for Captain and Mrs. Garibaldi
IllBAHD yesterday Hint (he Alger
non Dapps hnve n weo daughter.
!,e win born in Friday, April 22, and
, a InNoly baby. ou lnow Mrs.
rinnp wo Nnncy .TeffrcyB, n (laughter
of I)r. nd Mrs. William Jeffreys, o(
"'Vnnov l awfully pretty and attractive
ind W very much liked. You remem
i Jr lnt year how tho Clapps electrified
n lotv by eloping to Elkton. It was
mne time In Mny. along about the ex
,,,. nut at the University of Vcnnsyl
? ' tvm. tor I remember Algernon was
, f for an exam and decided to get
nirried Instead, They went to Europe
irlng the winter, and since their re
1 rn Imve been living nt the Clnpp
,mne H Walnut street. 1 hope the
mill daughter looks like her mother.
,l die will certainly be a pretty small
pcrwn if she docs.
HOfH McMTClIAL GAIUHALDI
and her attractive husband have
i in vine hern before going to
Mexico, where they ore to llvo for the
i,ft part of this year. ou know they
-ore married down In Washington on
Anrll Id. t he home of Hope's aunt
T.o Thomas O. Ashtons 'gave n dinner
t.r them on Saturday. Hope Is n great
friend of Kmmn Dorr, you Know, nnu
aiert with lipr for some time while
In ilii" rltv before her marrlngc. bmma
U n nlcre'of the Ashtons.
t nw Hope on tho street nnd found
her looking extremely well h'l fadl
Intlv hnppy She, gained a little in
light while on tho other side, and
her face ban rounded just enough to be
Swfiillv becoming. She has n 'very
ei v bmw nnd lovely soft hair, and
IL '9 certainly wearing lovely c othos.
Vf lind on n smart wrnp of unjlc blue
1, b Kinnll hat which was very becom
Ine They will go to Mexico in a few
I undcrMnnd, but I did not get
o rliance to nk hor myself, for when
m. mam f "rc nl! talking together
It milk hard to pin anybody down
to anMseriiiK question.
IK THH Women's Committee of the
Home fur Consumptives in Chestnut
Hill does not make enough money to
Install electric llglitH In the home at
ltn nam at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club ne week. It won't be the fault
f ilil committee, because it really Is
nnrhltiR iiwfulb hard nnd it hns n dandy
nffniron liiind
Their nre to lie movies nnd n unznnr
for (luldren on Friday afternoon at the
.Inh ami (Inuring In the evening. I met
tl.u Pauline Howie the other day. nnd
ft lo.d me n lot about It. nnd If every
one working on the committee Is ns In
trrexted as xlie is, it will certniuly be a
rn. ...
She tells me thej hnve electric ap
plliiiirc. for the iiatlents and no idee
triritv to nttnili -ald nppllanccH to, nnd
Ihe liKlitms in the hospital is ho poor
tlint it rcnlb iiinke.s things gloomy. The
jrontet thing on earth and most es
sential to pntients suffering from thnt
ili-ea'-e, N n cheerful atmosphere. With
Miss Howie on the entertnininent cojn
mlttee are Mrs Digby Hnltzoll. Mrs.
Inhii Clintniinu. Mrx. Krnncls Murnliy,
Mr iviunnti N'ewhnll, Mrs. Clifford
l'eiiilieiion Mrs David Pepper. .Mrs.
Pln.Uon Piatt, .Ir . Mrs. Henry P. ltiiht,
Mr Mnrv M Slewurdson. Mrs. Oliver
Itmii' .luiNnii nnd Mrs. .Inliu Muir.
1 nenc mi Identnlly that Mrs. ClnMon
1'ln" has lumle some stunning garden
lint" ihnt mi to lie sold nt the fair, and
ilieio are ali ""its nf nevclties to be had.
Sonic of i lie tlier women interested,
nhn mi" on the general coinmitleo of the
linine, are Mrs I-red Dunn, Mrs, Ed
gar liaile Mrs. Alfred Mason, Mrs.
Cliarles Piatt .'id. Mrs. Thomas Potter.
.Ir Mi Ilollinslipnil Taj lor ami
Mrs Hollinshcad N". Ta) lor.
TSV T Eleanor Wurts a lucky per-I-son''
She spent last summer abroad,
inn Know, iroliiz oer with her mint
Mrs IMnnrd Mi CiiIIoiirIi. nnd her sis
teis. Itosaniiiiid mill Itliodu Urooke, and
nnu lieii. hIip Is going agnin tliis Mini
iiht This time she will be with her
cianilniotlier, Mrs William Henry
Newl.nlil. and tliei will spend the sum
iimt in Prance. Switzerland nnd Italy.
Itlinil.i I'.iooke is still on the other side.
ml will remain there for n wlille. She
! in Snniii at nresiMit. 1 lu.ni- i..
Mi'Ciillnngh anil the Wurts girls came
hnik before Christinas, If nn memory
rves inr rlchr Mlnnnni' H'n.'iu in '..
(lntightci nf tln Jnbert Kenned Wurts,
anil lu-r elder sister Is Murlim Wurts.
Mnrmii rnme out nbout three years ago
nnd Elennor ami llosamond two years
npo The are nil very good-looking
tM" NANCY. WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
V.. iml s,rs Arthur .Montague I.ewln i
'! Mr V II Miitcon, of the Hellevuc
si a'foiil li;tc Issued Invitations for n
JJipnei ,i, Sundny evening. May 15, at
(lie esi Chester Country dull I
M'" If llnitel lleclstor. nf Wavno I
aconii'jnieu by licr yoiiiig: son, will sell I
on Ma) 17 on the nochamheau tor i
J. E Sheppaid -S'Sons
HUCK TOWELS
At Half Price and Less
Plain or vJith pretty damask borders.
A'inrf Quantity Price Sue
Hemstitched Union G doz. 25c ca. Mx20-in.
10 doz. UOc ea. 15x22-in.
13 doz. 35c ea. 15x24-in.
3-1 doz. 50c ea. 20x36 & 2'lx40-in.
98 doz. GOc en. 11x22 to 20x36-in.
5 doz. 70c ea. 18x30-in.
28 doz. 75c ea. 18x30 & 18x35-in.
23 doz. 85c ca. 20x30-in.
4 doz. $1.00 ca. 18x34-in.
4 doz. $1.25 ea. 20x30-in.
Hemstitched Cotton 47 doz. 22c ca. 10x33-in.
27 doz. 25c ea. 18x3G-in.
29 doz. 30c en. 20x38-in.
48 doz. 35c ca. 19x36 & 22x38-in.
15 doz. 45c ca. 24x40-in.
83 doz. 50c ca. 23x40 & 25x40-in.
Hemmed Union 30 doz. 25c ca. 15x24-in.
19 doz. 35c ca. 20x35-in.
. 28 doz. 40c ea. 18x34-in.
36 doz. 50o ea. 18x36-in.
31 doz. GOc ea. 21x40-in.
Hemmed Cotton 138 doz. 10c ca. 14x24-in.
89 dos. 12Vjc ca. 15x26-in.
07 doz. 18c en. 16x32-in.
72 doz. 20c ea. 18x33-in.
120 doz. 25c ca. 17x33 to 18x36-ln.
57 doz. 30c ca. 17x34 & 10x29-in.
25 doz. 35c ca. 14x25 & 23x40-in.
230 doz. 45c ea. 19x38 to 22x30-in.
l008Ghc8tnutStreet
iJiiilMJiJf-fii'v- ' ovtU'X'to 'ijX'. &.,?' fry,Vtfii'li,M.,itfcv.iwi
France, whern ho wii'l snend the sum
mer with her parents, Monsieur and
.niuuino uamiue ue Aionmnznn, a.1 irm
teu de Montansnn. Villa Frnnchc-sur
baone. Mrs. nenlster was Mile. Hose
Mario de Montanzan.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. William Baker Whelcn,
or uevon. will entertain nt dinner to
night before tho reception to be given
at tho Art Alliance. The guests will
Include Mrs. Wlnfleld fl. Arter, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Hartmnn Kuhn nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. Colomnn Penrco Brown.
Mr. and Mm .Tnhn P T-elorn. nf 2304
Po Lancev ntrent. tvlll nlnn entertain nt
dinner tonight nt tho Art Alliance, Their
Kucsis win incuido Mr. nnu airs, vn
llam Squlro Boldlng, Mrs. 'William Penn
i;amuio, i)r, nna Aira. ueorgro v. oiew
nrt and Mr. P. S. Kcrnan.
Mrs. Colemart Pence Brown, of fto
Foramon, Devon, will cntertnln at n
bridge party on Thursdny afternoon
nexi ior toe neneiu or me uovon tiorse
dhow.
Mrs. Irving- U, Prentiss, of 4607
Hpruco street, will entertain at a small
Informal luncheon tomorrow to meet
Miss Florence Hoed. The guests will
lncludo Mm. IWbcrt Emott Hare, Mrs.
Arthur Atwntcr Kent, Mrs. William
.Squire neldlng, Mrs; William O Dencgre
nnd Mrs. Littleton W. Tazewell Waller.
Tho marriage of Miss Eleanor Sot
tergood. dnushter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
W. Scnttergood, at 240 West Tulpe-
nocKen street, uermantown, nna Mr.
Donald J. Smith, sou of Mr, nnd Mrs.
H. A. Smith, of Fort Wayne, Ind., will
take place on Tuesday, May 17. nt 6
o'clock at tho home of the bHde's par
ents. MIS'? Helen F. Falkner will at
tend Miss Scnttergood ns maid of honor
and tho bridesmaids will Include Miss
Frances Welser and Miss Josephine Fer
rlll, Miss Elennor Smith Will be a nower
girl. Mr. George Aberle will attend Mr.
Smith as best man. Mtss Scattergood
will bo tho guest of honor nt a bridge
on Saturdny afternoon. May 14, which
her sister-in-law. Mrs. deome U Heat
tergood. will glvo at her homo 114 West
rnii-uuena street, uermantown.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Cnspar Wlstar Miller, of
Hoicoie, wamngroru, nnyc issued in
vitations for luncheon nnd bridge on
Saturday, April 30, In honor of their
uaugnter, .miss Virginia I'. .Miner.
Tho Colonial Society of Pennsylvania
win navo a luncneon nt inn uniyeisuy
Club on Saturday. Aoril 30. The com
mittee (n charge consists of Mr. S. Davis
I'agc, Mr. Charles FranclH Oumrney, Mr.
Merman w coxe anu Mr. Henry ti. uei
knnp.
Mr and Mrs, Charles I.ongneoke?,
who hnve spent the winter In Florida,
nre ai present nt Idlewlld; Medln.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry A. Stnunton. of
Oak Lane, cnterta ned nt (Inner on Sat
urdny evening nt tho Union l.eamie In
honor of Miss Winifred en, of New
lorn, wno was tne guest over me ween
end of their daughter. Miss Marcelle
Staunton Mr. and Mrs. Staunton and
Miss Iven later attended the play o
the Princeton Tilanglc Club at the Hclle-
vuc-strntroru.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Butterworth, of
i()dai, who aie visiting In Boston, will
return Home on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac W Roberts, of
Snowden, Bala, entertained nt the piny
tho Princeton Trlnngle Club gave on
Saturdn) evening at the Bellevue-Strat
ford.
MIb Virginia Adams Nulton, daugh
ter of tho coiiiiiiniidnnt of the navy yard
Cnptnln Louis M. Ninton, and Mrs, Nul
ton, left on Thursday for n visit t
Wllkes-Barre, Pa. Miss Nulton will at
tend as maid of honor at the weddlnn
of Miss Catharine Hlllinaii, daughter
or Mr. nnd Mrs. fJeorge Htllman, and
Ensign Wade De Wecse, lT. S. N son
of Mr and Mrs. Truman De Weese, of
Brffalo, which will be solemnized next
Saturday night, April 30, In tho Episco
pal Church In Wllkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. William Drayton Orange,
of 1901 Spruce street and the Welling
ton, and their daughter. MIh Banning
Qrnngc, nnd sons, Mr. Herman K.
(I range nnd Mr. John W. Ornnge, will
leave early in July for York IlHibor.
Me. where they will spend the summei
at the Marshall House. Miss Grange will
bo presented to society by her parents
ut a tea on November 24
Mr and Mrs. Courtlandt M Ulchard
son. of 2124 Walnut street, will spend
the summer with Mrs. Ulchardson's par
ents. Mr. .ind Mrs. A Ma'cwell Sheppnid,
nt their place, Ore) ling, Kennebunkport
Me.
Di nnd Mrs Joseph Sailer and then
two dauglitcis, Miss Alice W Sailer and
Miss Mary I. Sailer, of 17 IS Spture
street, will leuve tho middle of June for
Camden Me, where thev will occupy
their cottage until the autumn
Mr and Mrs Walter Hemslc) Aeiy
and their family, of 7S03 St Martins
lane. Chestnut Hill, will spend part of
their summer with' sir. a very a mother.
Mrs. Wnlter H. Aver)', nt her home, 3d
Maple aenue, Montrose, Pa.
Mr and Mrs. William O. Hopkins, of
the1 Coion.ulo Apartments, Twetit)
second and Chestnut streets, will spend
the summer at Capo May, N J,
Mr and Mrs. Hussell H Boggs, of
Pittsburgh, who hnve been spending
some time In Los Angeles, Calif . have
returned home Mrs. Boggs Is spending
ii few days with her parents at 575
South Forty-fifth street, beforo icturn-
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Of Kosemont, who Is a member of the women's committee for the Dcwin
Horse Show. Sho will take part In tho Country Fair section of the
show, wli llii opens on May 25
Ing to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Hoggs will bo
remembered ns Mrs. Mnry NValker
Mcliols.
.Airs. Harry T. Johnston, of Ulverton,
. J.. nnhounccH tho ciigngement of her
dnughter.. Miss Mary Mayo Oiim Johns
ton, to Mr. Louis Corner CielliMid, also
of Ulverton, Miss Johnston Is the niece
"f'r. ,Elln Williams Orlm. of 32 North
Fiftloth street.
.Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Franklin flood,
Of St. DnVldK. nnnoUtlCI Ihn pturmiAmiinl
of their dnughter. Miss Knthnrlne Mnrlo
tlpod. nnd Mr. Robert Olrvln HunT, of
Wnyne.
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Mount Airy, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Helen 15. Mc
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ALONG THE READING
.Mr, and Mrs. Charles A. Beach. Sr
of Llklns and Park avenues, Elklns
i-arK, entertained at dinner, followed b
bridge, last week, when covers were laid
for ten.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lincoln Carson
entertained a few at the younger set at
n small dance nt their home on Mont
gomery axenue, F.lkins Park. Inst week.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs P J. Sondhelm nnd her dnughter.
Miss Huth Sondhelm, of Brookllnc.
Mass.. aie visiting .Mrs. Sondhclm'H
motner, .Mrs. j. j. nice, at tho Hotel
Lorraine
Mrs. Walter Dalslmer, of the Hoyal
Apartments, Is spending a week In At
lantic City as the guest of Mrs. Philip
Arnold, 24 South Do Lancey place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Langweller, of
2244 North Sydenham Btreet, are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a son, Martin Langweller. on April 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ba)eriidorfer, of
1S31 Diamond street, sailed for Europe
on Saturday, April 9
Get Your R UGS from
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of Rug Selling direct fj-om the factory Retail stores hnvo spruiur up follow
ing our lead and adcrtlse rugs mlll-to-you, but common sense dictates that
you must come to the factory to gel Rugs nt Factory Prices. Wo have no
competition, value for nlue. Compare' I.ook around before coming hero.
You'll be surprised and appreciate the REAL VALUES we offer.
Wiltons, Axminatcrs, Brussels & Velvets Seamless & Seamed
In all colorings and designs. In sizes 22 'ix3C. 27x64, 3Gx63. 3 x 4 0x7.6,
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SPECIAL SIZES MADE TO ORDER! CARPETS & RUNNERS BY THE YARD!
LOMAX RUG MILLS
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Open Wed. & Fri. Eve.
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1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Nowaday' s It's Allen's Hats
Many Entirely New Ideas This Week in
The
Season's Prettiest Hats
French Copies in Taffeta, Moire, Crepe de Chine and Hrnid
elaborately combined with Choice French Flowers,
Itibbons or Feather Fancies Distinctive, Original
and Perfect as to Workmanship
$15.00 to $35.00
Kayser Silk Top Vests, $1.35
Vests with Bloe silk lop In flesh color, body of lino ribbed niur
ceilzed lisle; nil sizes These aro half the regular price
Children's American Hosiery Co.'s
Underwear. Finest Quality Made;
Half Price
Kino Rnuzit cotton of suitable weljjht for Spring and Summer ear
The size assortment In sllKhtlj' broken, which accounts for this price
Sizes for children of all npes, In vcstB nnd drawers.
Former price were M.IWI In l.00 rrdurrd iirlrm now ;,5c to 03c.
Clearance of Short Lengths of Laces and
Flouncings at Half Price
A varied assortment of laces In bands, motifs nnd appliques t
a'amM halHrlcTor trtol7T1 Be""'B ""mhe
Sale, Turkish Towels, Small Size, 25c
Splendid Rnido Towela In smiill sizes, nn Ideal towol for children or
for use as hnnd towols . they come with fnlnt stripes In lavender or blue
This grndo Is usually 40c. ,r U1UI-
Turkish Wash Cloths, the usual 15c kind,
special at 10c each
Imported Allover Brocade Silks, $6.00
38-incli Silk limeades In Btreet nhndes; N'uy, Drown. Tnuiio ami
muck; tho designs nro exeluslvo iiml this (tuullty uaually aolli for II
third more. .-
$1.25 Imported Woven Madras, $1.00 Yd.
whuW-ni1 wyrifiaKWTannras,nwotrT.oi.rven ,,ot pr,nt'a:
50c Curtain Voile, special 38c
75c Curtain Voile, special 50c
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OF THIS WEEK
The IVnnajHnnU Academy nf the lino
Arts. Ilrond irnd Clirrry xtreels
Painting nnd drawings by American
artists showing the latter tendencies
In art. shown by courtesy of tho Penn
sylvania Academy of the Fine Arts,
r;, ,irii in -m Mav 15. Inclusive.
Paintings and sculpture by artists oj
Switzerland forwarded to the Cnlteu
States by a committee In Switzerlnnd,
nctlng under tho nuthorlty of tho
u-ii nnvnrnment .Throusrh April 30.
War portraits, signing of tho Peace
Treaty. 19jn, and portraits of distin
guished leaders of the American and
Allied Nations, painted by eminent
American artists for presentation by
the National Art Committee to the
.xnttonai I'orirun -..."''. "
Ington, D. C. Through April 30.
The Art Alliance. 1823 Wnliuit utreet
Week days from 10:30 A M to a
iv M Kunilrivs from 1 to 0 P M.
CvMhlllnn nt nlln. WHter Colors. OtCll
Ings and sculpture by members of the
Art Alliance. Exhibition of Greek
embroideries.
Mctiem Onllerlcs. 1S07 Melon! utreel
Exhibition of palntlngn of the Ameri
can Barblzon nnd Dutch schools
Through April 30
The Fellowship of the I'enimjbnnlii
Academy of the I'lne Arts. IH34 Arch
Htrret AVeek-dnys. 11 A. M. to 0
P. M Sundnys. 1 to 0 Exhibition
of pictures nnd sketches by a Cresson
scholarship group recently returned
from abroad. April 14 to May 1, In
clusive. The Print Club. 1014 l.ntlmer triit
Exhibition of etchings by Oeorge T
Plowmnn. n well-known artist from
Cambridge Mnss. From April 25 n
Mny 9, Inclusive, Gallery open 10.30
A M. to 1 P. M. and 2 to fi P M
week-days, Saturdays until 1 P M
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MISS ANNE E. McDERMOTT
WEDS MR. T. FITZPATRICK
Interesting Marriage Took Place
This Morning In Chestnut Hill
Tho mnrrlnpo of Miss Anne K. Mc
Dcrmott, datlRhter of Mr, and Mrs. Peter
McDormott. of 30 East Willow Orova
avenue, Chestnut Hill, to Mr. Thomas A.
Fltzpntrlclt, of Ronnoke streot, Chestnut
Hill, wnn solemnized nt 9 o'clock this
morning In tho Church of Our Mothor
Z... Consolation, Chestnut nvenue. Chest
nut Hill, the Rov, NIcholnB J. Vnscy
celebrating tho nuptial mnss which fol
lowed the ceremony. Mr. McDermott
gava his daughter In marriage, nnd Miss
J1.11"-;. McDermott nttended her slstor
"" .m'd of honoT. Mr. Charles fi. Mc
Pe.mott' n hrothcr of tho brldo, was
nest man, and the ushers were Mr. John
i' icDermott nnd Mr. Jnmes E. Mc
Dermott, the bride's brothers.
-i, orfAlfa8t for aevcnty-tlvo guests
;, v77 .,ho ceremony at tho home of
the bride h parents at 10.30 o'clock,
i, Jlr' i am,L Mrs' Fltzpatrlck will be at
home In Chestnut Hill nf lor May IB.
HNVDER GOLDEN
-A pretty wedding took place on Frl
r&..S.i.'nln?,.?t 6 o'clock In St. Gregory's
.IuIcn' 'lf'y-second nnd Warren
ioo?1",:, wh.on Mlsn-Aniin M. Golden, of
itr u .ortlL Pl'ty'thlrd street, became
pt?,.hilj2.?if( Mr-, Stanley W. Snyder, of
if'iiZi?.b"iv11? lft- ,he ,lcv- Father
IlilLPl10.181"1' A breakfast followed
wU9d,5,.e.!jr Vor ,ho ceremony nt the
homo of tho bride's parents.
Mrs. John Pennell attended in
matron at honor. Mr. John PcnneP
c5Lcr tt. weddlnic trip Mr. nnd Mrs.
hlr.V. w,li nwXe their home nt Eliza-
hnn'Iin1?.1'..?"0 they wl" " nt
.1 MO uMt innn
homo nftcr Mny IB
.
GERMANTOUN
ocmviANTOWN
Mrs. Ernest II. Baldwin, of 7200 Cres-
helm road, hna hnd ns her guest for a1
week her sister. Miss Helen B. Maxwell I
of Boston. Mrs. Baldwin recently re-
i j
I Model 20.17. Two-
I t r i 11 ii c k I T
B I'limD. welteil ol, 1-,
m tnl'ltRrv heel, In A
Tn Ituaala Calf, ,J
17.50.
In Oray Kid, O.
j EiailT-FlfTY I .
I iP Uia NVjfjiT.'.i-':'' I
"W . tsesK
II IK ft x l (
J ' E OFFER you the assurance of
absolute authenticity, whether it be
I a prevailing1 Parisian novelty, its
I American adaptation or a standard
model. Many of the most discrim-
t iiiuiuiK Guillen in i-iuiaocipnia win
attest to the fact that HALLAIIAN'S
flood Shoes cost about 33 Vfi 'o less i
I tll.'ltl i(iflltil'n I tllr.rlr.lc clw-.it, ,1 .',. T7.T,I. I
. ....... ....... ...,,., llluuld .iiw,t,i ill 1 llill i j
Avenue, New York. Silk Stockings ,
at our stores, Two-fifteen to Four
I iiii-.....
I II
- A A ior a w.n
"i . . m v h s.
' vv hi. sun-J JllJlU. SJL j
vu ivarMririE; u o u irlGlc I
60th and Chestnut Streets 2736 Germantown Avenue
4028 Lancaster Avenue S604 Germantown Avenue
i M I
I AIlM'.KTISiniKVr l)Vr.UTIM;.MKNT I
Burg's, Cleaners nnd Dyers, 11 Hi Chestnut Street, nre noted ns
well for efficient service ns for excellence of workmanship. Men, ns
well as women, will find it most economical to send their garments to
Barg's when they wnnt them thoroughly cleaned. They clean hous-c-hold
furnishings (curtains, blnnkets, rug-, etc ) quite ns satisfactorily
as wearing apparel.
H
AVE you seen Barg's window i
this week? Barg's, you know,
is just across from Keith's.
at 1113 Chestnut Street, so the
window has been attracting a great
deal of attention. 1 he mrcc ec resin-
Umce is a chinchilla coat, half of !
which is white. The other half has I
been dyed and most effectively
dyed in that new shade of tan. i
you immediately. Why not have
your lust year's coat dyed? I can .discover for yourself what a pr'aeti
assure you, and the coat in the win-leal device it is. Sterno canned heat
.low Unroot, that the work will be . ,9 pn,u much safer than alcohol,
done m6st satisfactorily. The excel- , WiXQ t,m, is 0 danger of it
lenco of their work in the clcpnrt-1 spillintr. and it is non-cxnlosive
mui i uevoieu ii. eieuiuiig is iiKuwise
well known
foil Known. f men xcira uioir dress
sui
T" ",,"" fc " , M'""' u"'"""iT"!pxPen',er- SI'l can will
when they want them thoroughly
cleaned
RARELY hnve I been able to tell
vou of such a wonderful op
portunity to buy silk shirts ns
that offered just now by IneDonald
&Campbcll, 1331-31! Chestnut Streot.
These shuts are of Japanese broad
cloth "pure silk" in the strictest
meaning of tho words. They'll wear
woll. for n silk shut such as this
rcnlly hns the wearing quality of
madras nnd they'll nlways look well.
Their price you'll hardly believe it
is only $5. There is something
about a silk shirt that gives its
wearer that comfortablo feeling of
being well dressed, and when one
can buy n silk shirt for $5 thnt is,
n silk shirt or this quality, for one
of poor quality is not cheap nt nny
price-it is an opportunity not to bo
XHE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
kUf.fttt
APRIL 25, 1921
turned from a trip to New York nrfd
Boston.
Mrs. Robert Faulkner, of Church lane
nnd Lambert street, entertained at a
surprlso shower at her home In honor
of Miss Mllllcent Hlbbard, dnughtei' of
Mr, nnd Mrn. .Marshall Hlbbard, Sr.,
6612 Limekiln pike, nnd Miss Elizabeth
Mullen, 01ZS Ross street. Tho guests
Included Miss Emma Kurtz, Miss Anna
Kurtz, Miss Elizabeth Woodward, Miss
Emily Woodwnrd, Miss Kitty HmntI,
Miss Alice Jenny, Miss Josephine Swlt
zcr. Miss Blanche Alexnnder, Miss Mary
MacCheney, of Connecticut; Mrs. Wil
liam Jeffries, Mrs. Myrtle Bustard, Mlsn
Frances Smith, Miss Eleanor Smith nnu
Mrs. Wolf.
MOORE8TOWN
Mrs, Joseph Sulllvnn gnvo a large tea
from I until 0 o'clock on Thursdny
nfternoon at her home on Chester
avenuo.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Edwin P, Rutau, of Sharon Hill,
will entertain at luncheon on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. McCurdy hnvo
returned to Low Doon, their home In
Moylan. from a stny nt the Ambassador,
Atlantic City
An Informal tea wns given on Friday
afternoon at the Lansdowne ( ountry
Club In honor of the visiting, woman h
golf team of the Old York Road Country
Club, which played tho Lansdowne club
team Mrs. Frank Magulrc was chair
man of the commltteo of the afternoon.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The wedding of Miss Helen V Leahy,
Dnlton. of Pittsburgh, took plnce
April 21 nt St. Monica's Hiurch,
Seventeenth nnd Rltner HtrectB.
of 1434 Porter street, nnu .ir. .lorcjin .i.
Ull
at
The
ceremony wns solemnized with n nuptlul
mnss, tlie Key rnmer uuvu '"?'''
brother of tho bride, ofllclatlng. Miss
Mnry noolln, the bride's cousin, was
bridesmaid, and tho best man wns Mr
Joseph Barry, of Mahanoy Plain. After
a trip to thn Great Lakes Mr. and Mrs.
Dalton will live In Pittsburgh
FOR COOKING brenkfust quick
ly, for henting shaving water,
tor warminir bahv'.s milk-, in
ni - omuc nuieklv .i w.-irm innr.!,,,,,.,
when lulling, enmping or on motor
trips these are but a few of the
ust.s 0f Steino Canned Heat and
Sterno cooking appliances. If you
haven't seen a Sterno stove in ooern-
tion you really should stop in at The
Houi furnishing Store of .1. Frank
lin Miller. lGl'J Plinsttiiit S(,-o.( ...i
Then, too, a Steino stove is smoke-
i0Sh nni, ndorlo.. The fuel is In-
burn
over an hour.
WHATEVER jewels a woman
may possess there is one that
she treasures nbove all
others the jewel in her engagement
ring. The man who appreciates this
fact quite naturally desires to buy
for his fiancee the most perfect of
Bonis, which accounts for the large
ami ever-increasing number of
Polished Girdle Dinmonds being
worn by Philadelphia brides and
brides-to-be. The Polished Girdle
Diamond, exclusive, as you know,
with the house of Bailey, Banks and'
Diddle Company, is cut and polished
nccording to a special patented
process which bring out nil the hid
den benuties of the stone. These din-
morals nre exquisitely mounted, for
Bailey's designers feel that such n
lovely' gen UM wthy o t eir Tes"
i efforts ns nrtists nnd craftsmen.
. . ST (
It
West Philadelphia
Dr. nnd Mrs. Michael Piatt have re
turned from tholr woddlng trip nnd are
nt homo at 6932 Spruce street. Mrs.
Piatt was, beforo her recent marriage.
Miss Miriam Kapnak, of 0227 Carpenter
street.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Edward Nolnn hnve
returned to their home nt 230 South
Fifty-third street, after spending the
week-end nt Atlantic City nn the guests
of Dr. nnd Mrs. Tomasso Crcatore, of
1823 Chestnut street, who aro occupying
their cottage
at Ventnor over
ench
week-end.
PHILADELPHIA S LRADIKU THEATRES
DHIECTION OF LBB & J J. ClIUllKllT
ADELPHI ,
LABT MATINEES
THt'ItHDAV HATlitPAY
LAST 6 NIGHTS AT 8:15
I in. WIPAiriUAWS'
lOno PRINCE antHE PAUPER.
M A TlY ttf AMtllt RIVES
5.BXT SEATS THURSDAY
MESHEHB Hill IIKKTH PUESLNT
"PHOEBE
OP
Quality Street"
A Muiilcnt rlon of Sir Jmneii M llnrrle's
Tlnmantle Comedy
Hook ami I.yrlcn hv lAlnnnt Delaney l)un.
Mualol .Score by Waller Kolln.
with a tiisTiNut'isin.ri cast
I VR If LAKT IAT WKD
l. r ru La9t 6 Night
t.AST POI JIAT
A Ptff jr Zoom. Sswxv
'inn HKsr i'i.av si:kn nnnis
Tllia HDAHON KVK. UlIL-LBTIN
m:t
SEAT SALE THURS.
HI.EK
MA II, OIIDBIIS NOW
V ItKVIVAI. OP TUB ri.A.SHIC'
OP MI'SlfAI CO.MKDIRS
I BELLE
NEWYORK
men in nt'MOii and Mnryinr
WITH A (HtEAT CAST OP PAV0H1TEH
SAM SHUBERT Nlgh" At 8il3 '
POP. MAT. WED. "'' $1.50
. , ""'"
lte BOHEMIANS NC MNOUKCL
KlEINlWOlnl
UlLfLfM
DZVSCD AND STACtO i
Jow Murray Anderso ..
chestnut st. Opera Hbuse
I VU HUUM DAILY
( urtnin II ir. ami 8 1.1
D.W.GRIFFITH'S
wO
$m '
J Th urene ljeliHn th luo hrothern
i ncr n nniKime is iUKfn into inr
arnn of tha monger who wtrm forsl-
ne" ! perhaps th strongest emotional
I actuifj tltcit the local &crcriiK have had '
-I rnuip Ledger
MTOnso.600 ORCHESTRA SEATS AT$I00
MAT5.0)KHESTRA$!00BAlCOMy30'cH.llJ25,
AIL SEATS RKtRVEO LIMITED ENCACtMEMT
Itltlli t t M-f
YAI Ml IT TONIGHT AT H 'JO
W-M-i. 1 MAT4 WRD ' ST I
NANCE O'NEIL!
(IN PFIISOV1 IV
THE PASSION FLOWER
I V MI.Ul'ERIDAi II- Jniinln II. n cnl"
N ' n I'lriMrn A Tin mini; Snokn 1'runin
ACADI.MV or Ml'HIi' ,
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
I l.'UMI.D SliiKOWSKI ComllK-lor
luinw Kn:nofis aprii. io at 3 no
SMI RIHT EVEMViJ PRI1. .10 AT h I.-,
sloii MMi: OIAJA SaMAIIDI'F I'IhiiIki ,
1III.1 llltisr V SMnnliuiii. I'onn In Q mnjor '
M IICMANN 1 ,incnn fur Plane A minin
MM.tllERo r'lllrambo TrncUo
TSi'HAlKOW -JK Snipliiui Nj 1. n V
TkUHn .11 ll'i (Htl'i. 1 Hi-ppi- 1 1 lit Chput '
WHY NOT
Till, i I.I.X I-lil'ir MIMi'M, ruMKDV
fir niK m:-his
uii.i in: itri'i.Ti:ri rmt Tin.
ni:M.riT or
The China Famine Fund I
ACADEMY OF MUSIC i
on iiii:
EVENING OF APRIL 2 7TH '
Ticket for Mi
II' i
a. ,1 i i,i. , u.l-r.i
' '" I nrf lldlli, r.
rrlt-m from Kifn
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mask & Wig Club
i sivniiHiTV or rr.Ns i w
om. sPiu'iAi. i;xth v i'i:uroii.M Nt-p
SOMEBODY'S LION
Friday Evening, April 20th
Si,il MiV
niitl Ai .iloni.
li'lpoa J ll'.i I'ne.uui i
i t Munli Ilox ofll, (.
RECITAL
Helen Buchanan Hitner
Sul . Iu
Ellis Clark Hammann
m ili Pi i nr.
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Ti. k. in 1 nn nn. I 81 nn i n i,, , n,,,,,, ,
lil'I.N Mil I'ltolH . n- ,,('
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S
"TEMPEST"
Kn'.rr "f i.iv mil in ii i., , , ,,
J Hi. "f l'r-,1, Ilik'.tM M.v ., ,, l,In
1IhU"- A il of SrunK In , . n,. ,, rnln
rerrnrmnii' .a kh.ii hi Weish'man Mull aa.i
K Spiuto Ma
ROSELAND
THF HOME OK CLEAN DANCINO
Broad and Columbia
''"iiinilH.i III. rn
' nNITJHT CASH I'lu.Ks
ADMISSION. .'Jc
TON1UHT
Private Instruction Rjir.. S1S55
ORPHEUM u,'rl"1"" i'hl.nA.M.
M.iiinfi. T'iith now . ii
Mae Desmond ""',' '.'"" ''. m
m:xt i kk nocit noJiV-' rury
DUMONT'S;1" v i
EMMETT WELCH MinMrela
WHIVKRV SHIMMY KalTiB K.ntcl, mnr.r.
IntrriiretiuUf Itfitfllrur hv i.
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'l I'tlVr'.N nf",iVi.,'"v "' '' ""tic
Art ""' ,IH ' nt 3 ' " T'-"' "
CASINOAsftlHTS
VJH IVU
Si WILLIAM 0MierxwuSuHr
& HAT
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11
WOtlMl'tf MOST BEAUTIFUL TIH5AT1UJ
MARKET AT 19 th
11 A. M TO llilB r, M
ROSCOE (FATTY)
ARBUCKLE
IN NEW PAIIAMOI-NT PICTUIIE TUB
"Dollar-a-Year Man"
AUDED ATTBAOTION'S
THE STAIl OF BDUAIl COMEDIES
JOHNNY JONES
TN PEItHON IN FILM
OrTrrlnx Original "Oet-Hlch-Qulck
Monologue I Edgar"
(ll.ADYH ItlCi: HOl'UANO HOFXJWT
rnoLoouE .and dancb3
; STANTON iVVV. Z AVS2
AN ADAPTATION I1V MLMAN AND
I OKOllOB ClirSRTRH OK ANNA HEWKU-'fl
! TAMOLH KOVHIj
BLACK
BEAUTY '
I A Mastrr Picture -Heller Than the Hook
with
JEAN PAIGE
AND AN AM.-HTAR CAST '
ADDED DOnOTIIV FOX. POLOIST
CHAJtMB CHAIM..IN LKADS THE BAND
-Next Week--AnnlvorHary Ktlval
DOl'dhAS KAIRHANKS In "THE NUT"
PA f A CT? 121 MAItKKT
I r.lit-W-.E-i 111 A. M. In 11'
HT
in p m.
Norma Talmadge
4 IN HI. II LATK8T PlfTUIlK
The Passion Flower '
, KROM PI.AV OP HA.MB TITLE
I NOTF '(" eomplet In overy Jetall thart
" tKn play
Avnrli'ii "ciinsTNl-T-Tnl. "ldTK
rcaaia m a m to u ir, p u.
BEBE DANIELS
and JACK. HOLT 1
in iu:Ai-AnT pir-runn '
"Ducks and Drakes"
A rAPPINATINO nOMANCK
VICTORiAhWfp
KKorNAi.D HAnicnn puoduotion
or TIIK WIDKI.Y DISrt'HHBD NOVEL.
THE BRANDING
IRON -:
l AST t( 1.1 PES rupHAHA CflTLCTOM
AND JAMES KIRKWOOD
rADITSl VrMnTTHT iTlJrET
-i.l 1 1 ULi r.liln IlHtnmrit!ln
REGENT
in riNimini Hker"
MAnKET ST. nil." 17TII
TOM MOORE
In "OFrrcER nnu"
GLOBE
MARKfrr AT .11 NIPKrt
VAUDEVIT.I.t: II Tn 11
i irsil' lli-.LJ u UUIIA & ro
'ONCE I'PON mrB " flTIIERK
PHII.ADKI.PHIAS FOREMOST THEATRES
FORREST TONIGHT!
nrin VTCr RtAT
rOP, WLD. MAT.
B'V. $1-50
THE POPULAR MUSICAL
EVENT OF THE SEASON! I
ItALPH DUNBAR'S REVIVAL
RCOI.NALD DE KOVEN'S MASTERPIECE!
IS30K1
America's Greatest Comic Opera
INO.MPARAIII.E CAST SIPERB CII0RC3
AJEmente'J Orchestra II!ii Canductlnic
ALL, EOS & SAT MAT. 50o TO 12
PADD1PV NIGHTS AT 8.15
o-rrivrv mats wed sat.
TONIGHT! HEA,N,
GEO. M. COHAN'S
COMEDIANS
tftv r a
GRfiNDOWNAfiKi
Same Company That Made
"Mary" Famous on Its initial
Philadelphia Performance
Pop. Mat. Wed. & Sat. ""' $2
Hems
BROAD LAST WEEK
Last Pop. Wed. Mat. "" $2.00
S' UtH w v
A 1. 1
i:.s -, i mat -i. ro j-j jo
K'llS PIIISKWATfcn s
LINCOLN
H ITU I IHNK Xr.l5INS
" Klii'il r.iinnua ('nini'Hii Intact
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MANTELL
V.Ml
GENEVIEVE HAMPER
l "n!.l. ItK'lIRl.lUl
vV it m.I. Mullri. h
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Tn.Kjay HAMLET
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-- ' I urO h.i'fiilik III. Ii m, .It
AI I I '. & SAT MM HK1 sP.'uh 12
l'i'l' WKIi MM' HKM 11;aTS I so
Annual Elks' Frolic
Metropolitan Opera House
riiuiail.t. I'll-lu' .i tr. Al-ril "H 'U in
M.ll mli. Ml. I In. " "
'i '"'i ' Hi jii I Mijai, nl Slam
l.5l'l" Ha nil l'rl Drill I'urial
gKKI- pilla.UAM QS JTAI.TH W
$1. $2.
, Ti k.i i"" . i " i. Kiks II,. ma ai.n
In-. ..f prif. nmnm at Met i I'tw.hUin Oir
I lit i
EITH'S THEATRE
WILLIAM ROCK-
ii ' n i i t,i t. j, i- .,...
ERNEST EVANS
DIAMOND & nitENNAN
in riahitrnilni a l.m k
In.' II'iitip A i.oii i In in (), jf,
onr llfurhal Hanlrra Olhara
' At Al'UMY OK MI mi-
SPECIAL CONCERT
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
WAGNER PROGRAM
TONir.l-IT AT n. i c
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