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jrtw:y H"ye 7e.s o 7ie Doa,t o Loim Sorr, .-., in,
London Last Week She Speahs of the Pickering
Club Annual Meeting
T-mlENDS of Dr
mid Mr. l,o ill
formerly nt 1818
f Sinrr. whn livfil
Bittenhoiisc wiimre.
I" . KngUnrt or,
hut hate been llv-
xeveral jrenrn, will
Li drrT.imlpPrt. lo hear Hint their son,
J' J?j I stnrr. .Jr.. rtlpd In London on
b sorrj.
April Ifi-
Pti.. uinrr nri member of th family
. thnt name here, nnd nrc related to
mUv "Aw iwdlnr Phllodelphlons.
nr Stnrr'.t brothers were laanc Stnrr.
rHivuril Storr and .Inmeg Starr. Ills
f'i,r who was known to his intimatvs
', i.n'mniv Stnrr. married a French
i.rfv MIRI)uco!ng. and Theodore Starr.
!',; a Riandfon of that Mm. Starr.
hnt her name.
Thr I",' Mr- mM Stnrr, who was
TV Slarr'M brother, married Mini Mnr
Fnilcn, who lives nt pre.cnt In Gr-r-nintoun.
and her niece, Miss Dorothea
Fmlen makes her homo with her. Mr
Edward Starr also died. His wife, who
Arrives him. was Miss Mary Sharp -
Mrs Starr, the mother of Louis Starr
...Unto death occurreu in i.unuun. vn
MIjs Alary l'nrrlsb. Dr. and Mrs. Starr
iisil' three children. Elizabeth, Dillwyn
nou mi - rn ...... i,ni.i
,ml Louis Starr, Jr. Dillwyn was killed
In the late war. No word his been re
ffircd of too cause of Louis Starr's
death, only , , ..
Rverv one will foel great sympathy
for Dr' Starr nnd his wife, for thr-j
are greatly loved here. Dr. Starr was
one of our foremost physicians nnd has
wriiten sereral hooka on the rare of
jming children, which few mothers
wniild be without.
QI'ITB a number of Phlladelphlans
will go down to Green Spring Val
iT on Friday nnd Snturdav of this
wreJi to attend the Maryland Cup races.
The nonsal lirooks will entertain a
heue party over the week-end at their
Stlfehifiil place In the Valley Mrs.
Ttrooks, you remember, was Prlscilla
Bohlen. a daughter of Mrs. Woodville
TJohlen ami a sister of Frank Bohlen.
-rho married Sydney Franklin about a
tmr ago. and of Mary Bohlen Tilgnman.
' Amonc the Phlladelphlans who will
tttend the house party arc Gertrude
Hcrkscher. Ellen Mary Caaiatt. Had
cllffe Ohsston. George Brooke, 3d, and
th, Charlie Ohestorui.
nPEAKING of the rnces reminds me
U the Pickering Hunt Olub will have.
its election tDls Baiuruay, ana aara
Reeves' name bag been put up again as
president. The Pickering club grow up
around the Reeves family. It was
Sam's own pack of hounds that formed
the nucleus of what Is now one of the
llveit hunt clubs. The Reeves have
lived for t number of years In Phoenlx
villc, and Mr. David Reeves, Bom's
father, preceded him as prosident.
Another former president of the
rlub was Senator Knoi The club
Is situated between Phoeniiville and
Valley Forge nnd near the hunt
ing lodge of the present master of
hounds. Bill Clothier. Sam Reeves was
ths first master of hounds when the
elnb consisted of a little farmhouse on
the road to Phoenlxvllle. Norman Mc
l.nre Is the treasurer, a position for
mfrlv held by Barney Martin, now sec
rctafv to Mr. Knox. And Jojin Sulli
van is secretary. Bob Page is one of
'he vice presidents,
There Is to be a buffet supper and
(Inure on Saturday night after the bust
ncrx meeting. And those affairs are
slwats lots of fun.
T REAR tho Joe McCali, .Ir.'s. hnve a
1 mil, io be named Joseph B. McCali,
3d. Re was born on Tuesday and I
nm sure will help to brighten the snd
deueil hearts of the Davis family. Mrs.
McCali was Louise Davis, you know,
and her father. Mr. Charles Gibbons
Davis, died just last week after a short
Illness. Tim little Joseph McCali. 3d.
has a brother and sister who are twins
and perfect darlings.
BOBRIE, who Is four years old, went j
to church Inst Sunday with Father,
and Uncle nnd Big 8lsrer. After the
ervlces Father stopped to talk with
v)tno one nnd Big Sister said to Bobbie
mil Uncle. "Let's wnlk on." "No," i
!d Bobble firmly, and remained where
he was, not talking to any oOe. So
Dig Sister Joined one of the other girls
ind walked along the road with her,
while Uncle and Bobble remained,
'Incla thinking Bobbie wauled to wait
tor Father. After a while every one
had left the church and the clergyman
came to the front door and seeing Bob
hie and Uncle standing there came over
snd shook hands first tvlth the small
man and then with his Uncle.
After he left Bobble henved a sigh,
ind turning to Uncle remarked as he
'ucVed bis small band into his nnd
Marled to walk townrd home: "That's
'hat 1 was waiting for."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
. Miss Theresa Perkins, of Boston.
will
iltend as maid nf linnnrr nt. thn weddlnor
ir Miss Hester flaara Walker, daughtor
if Dr. and Mrs. David Harold Walker .
1 Monmouth, Port I.ongwood, Mass.
anojMr. Merrltt Harrison Taylor, son of
Mr. a. Merrltt Taylor, of Brookwood
wayne, whlnh will be aolemnlted on Sat
urday at 8:30 o'clock In the Church of
Our Savloilr, Longwood, to be followed
v a reception at tho Hotel Somerset In
Boston. The bridesmaids will include
Has Elennor Walker, Miss Doris
Walker, Miss Clruc rnrker and Miss
Eleanor Saxe. idl ot Boston, und Miss
Helen Oibbs and Mies Harriet albbs, or '
plllmore. Mr. Taylor will be attended
Jy bla brother. Mr. Josoph O. Taylor, as ,
'"st man, and the ushers will Include
Mr James H. Scott, nf Richmond ; Mr '
'ick Walker, of Boston ; Mr. Allen Ham-,
je." Cole, of Montreal; Mr Thomas II .
wfrt. 3d, of Providence. It. I . Mr
'onn Robertson Ward, of Boston, ana
v'r John Colemnn Purves. of this city
Mrs. Mary Woodruff, of 201 Woti
"oenty-nlnth streot, New York an-
ounces the engUKement of her daughter '
Mis r.oulKK Woodruff, to Mr. James Fer
suson Vrceland, son of Mr and Mrs, H 1
i Vreelnnd, of 135 Centrul Purk West
FURS
REMODELED
0
4
to the designs
Vhich will be
Fashionable
This Autumn
m
Prices Moderate i
' l iiw i;
After remod-
!' il '-""K ' uitinu lit) i
nil am fid 1 rt IrA
I ! ) charge for stor- l
I' ing them during
the summer. '
Jacques Ferber
Furrier
131G WALNUT STREET
I
N'ew York. MIm Woodruff Is a graduate!
v.i inc i.iiiihh liana iscnooi. uermantowit
aiil'v,."".1! Mr'- Holllnshoad jc Taylor,
8104 St. Martina lana, Choatnul Hill, will
untnrtaln at dinner tomorrow evening In
l,.onor.?f tnelr "lece- Miss Evelyn Mar
tin, The quests will Include Miss Hone
mn.r.y Mn.we- Mll" Blltabelh Wear. Mr
Potter VVear, Mr Jnmes Downs nnd Mr.
Joseph Covering
Among: those who will receive nt the
la which Or nnd Mis. It Talt MoKcn
ale, 2010 Pine stie.ct will lve this after
noon to meet the (rack team of the Paris
inlverslty will be Mis Hairlet O. It
Oeyolln. Miss R. Antoinette Qeyelln,
Miss Frances H. Hammond. Mies Mary
De II Dercum. Miss Elizabeth Jeanes,
Miss Mary C. Winter. Miss Frances Wis-
mr. ,i Kainarine wnarton Norrls.
Miss Polly Thayer Miss Christine Cham
bers. Miss Anna Wetherlll and Miss
1 Mary Prcelend. Dr nnd Mrs MnKenzlo
i wlllAll on June 5 for KnKl.mil. wheie
they will spend the summer
I Mr Chnrles Fuller Voung, of Wayne,
I (rv n bncholor dinner last evening at
HerrlcU. whose tnarrlano to Mies Emljn
.;..i,,c. v,., nV m'm u nmumuj, .m.
Voune nnd Mr Herrlck both served In
tho ambulance service In Italy riurtni;
ine war i
Mr and Mis Flu-Eugene Dixon, of
Kulp House, Elklns I'nrk, sailed for
Franco lust wtk where they will join
Dr nnd Mrs Alexander Hamilton Rice,
who hnve Just arrived in Paris from U'
tour of Portugal nnl Spain. Mr and i
Mis. Dixon and Dr and Mrs. nice will,
ni't itturn to this couhtry until late In K
fall.
Mrs. Francis Irenes du Ponl, of 1424
Spruce street. Is the guest of Mr. and'
Mrs. A If rod I du Pont, of Nemours. ,
Wilmington, on their yacht Allcln.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. Hutchinson Scott. Jr..
of 223'J nittenhouse street, have taken a
house nt Cope May, which they will oc-,
uupv the middle i.f Juno. j
Mr and Mrs, GeorgH H Kryle, 3d. of
Gray'8 lane. Haverford. sailed today on
the Mongolia for Europe, where they will
renin In until the last, of July They will
attend the international polo games In ,
England.
Dr. and Mis Spencer Tiotter. 236
South Fifteenth street, and Miss Bertha
uaie uenson, or I1Z0 Spruce street, win
sail for Europe on the Kroonland on !
limn 10 mh t ti .... a wnA t t a Sunl alii
until tho early autumn. ,
Mr Francis Taylor Clmmb.rj and his ,
daughter. Miss Christine F. Chambers.
of 1630 Pino street, will close their town
house early next month and occupy
their country place lit Penllyn until the
autumn.
"M'iv in, "iino iiiuj wAucbt. iw iwiuuiit
Mr und Mrs Robert Kennedy Wurta
will close their home. 2134 Pine
street,
the middle of June and spend pnrt of
the summer at the Idlowlld Hotel.
Media.
Mrs. Clayton McElroy of 2012 Pine
street, will entertain at a small Infor
mal luncheon today at her home to meet
Miss Jeannle H. Fralley. formerly of the
Mnrlborouch-Hlenhelm. Atlantic C1U.
who has returned to this city for a short
tlniH
., ,
Mts. VMIllam Wllklns Osrr, who has
been living with Miss Caroline Fan-, of
2218 Do Lancey street, has returned
from Atlantic City, where she baa been
visltlne Dr. and Mrs. William W. Farr. ,
whose homo here Is 3H02 Walnut streei.
Mrs. Curr will leave In two or three'
weeks for California, where slip will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Josoph H. P.
Howard, Jr
Mr Daniel B. Went, of the Orchard. ,
Wyncote. who has been on a three
months' trip to India, will arrive in this I
country on Saturday . Mrs. Wentz will
leave today for New York to meet Mr,
Wentz. Mr. and Mrs. Wentz will spend ,
the summer at Northeast Harbor, Me
A wedding of Interest will be Bolem-I
nlr.ed on Wednesday morning, June $, In
the Holy Cross Church, Mt. Airy, ut 10
o'clock, when Miss Sarah Hanson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, M. Francis,
Hanson, of 616 Eaat Sedgrvlck avenue,
Chestnut Hill, will become the bride of
Mr. Paul A, Vanneman, Jr, eon of Mr,
and Mrs. Paul A. Vanneman, of Cynwyd.
to be followed by n breakfast at the
home of the lirldo's parents, ,
Mr and Mrs. Whllwell W Coxe. of
2041 Spruce street, will leave In June
Straws & Panamas
Cleaned and
Remodeled
In the neffffit nhapen
for Sprlor and Hum
mer. Oar 40 ears of ei
prrlence at jour
i&N
'"QTRTNMAN
I'KACTIOAL, HATTER
54 N. 7th St. Phone. IVJarket 2437
?3Sa15tlStL
Specially Arranged for Friday and Saturday
IMPORTANT
REDUCTIONS
S
OFTEST
Crepoe.
modols.
fly and
Puflsy WJllow,
SUITS
Exclusive Suits of Tricotine, Piqui
tine and Poiret Twills Handsomoly
Embroidered nnd Strictly Custom
Tnllored DoBlgna. Some CoBtume
Modes included.
Street modes of Tricotine, Canton
Crepe nnd Piquotine. For Formal
Wear Laces, TofTotus and Satins.
Mostly one of a kind. All Bi7.es.
Owing to the drastic reductions taken on these Wraps, Suits and
Frocks, all purchases must be final.
lf-i ua,o,Jrc4
EVENING PUBLIC
'Hi' .'ffi iifMS ' iissHsLLLLI
.',.:-5v;.." ,,-., wmm .- m
Photo by I'hoto-Urafttrs,
MISS DOROTHY YGRKBS
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hnrninn Ycrltes, of (M02 Drexel road, Ovcrbrook
for B trip abroad. They will Join Mrs.
Coxe's Hlster. Mrs Frederick W. English, ,
und her daughters. Miss Elaine Tuylor I
English und Miss Beatrice Tuylor ling-
.. nnt -r . i t 1 1 f T ..... tn
Oermantown. who sailed last week. They
expect to. return In the early aulumn.
Mr n1(J Mrn Cttr0nce Raker Tlppett,
of N Vork w b M,tetti,nil uo tuu
,,, Mrii Tlnnett's rouslri Mr nnd
?," ",,. HurVwell StronV Vr Twontv
nmnJD.lS,&
nun. ur ju vvi'H ncnuui nounp iixiih.
to arrive tomorrow and will remain over
the week-end. Mrs. Tippeit was miss
Ilal.nf.nci Vn.i Flanaw AA1
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Holmes have j
returned rom their wedding- trip and ,
uie occupying" their home, 6616 North
Thirteenth atreet. Oak Lane, where thoy
will be at home after June 1 Mrs.
Holmes before her recent wedding wxis
Miss Unru Mntslnger. i
Mr tinu ,nrit. . vun uiuur vnmcr
of Georgetown, British Gulnna, S. A.,
have returned to this city, whore thoy i
expect to live permanently. Thev are
iMiUinzry cJmportor
1517 Walnut Street
Hats of Character
A Chodoff chapeau invariably enhances
the personality as well as the ap
pearance of the wearer. For such
exquisite materials and highest
grade workmanship prices
are delightfully
WRAPS FORMERLY 75.00
Marvella and Veldyn.
AIbo Quilted hotins nnd now
49.50
Tuxedo front voat
Also the new Buttoi-
Semi-Dolmnn Modes.
Silk Lined.
FORMERLY 75.00415.00
49.50
KOQFORMERLY 05.00-7 5M
39.50
No Altertttiona. No Ordem.
- LEDGBJRPHITJADBLPHIA, THUKSDAY,
the guests of Mr Wllmer's brother and
nlster-ln-luw. Dr. and Mrs. H. B.,
Wllmer. of 138 West Walnut lane. Ger
mantown.
.. .. ,. , ,
;,,i:2-,l,e'Iim,np ri,Km?i" nJntT. of
ilaujjht Mrs. derjek D k . rt
F'lummer'a daughter. Mrs, Palmer Cobb,
of 120 Argyle avenue, Ardmore.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas E. Word, ac-
t'S "J9tf.ri !
5;lar,,fa.BnIf.," HKfSi1,!'1 V.Sir,o.V
' - .-. . " '-,;;". r-.'.J'tVni .. ni iL-i.
, on Saturday. May 14. for a trlD abroad
'lull tttPiiuc, .i.cnu.wi. &,i,t, ,,i ,c
They expect to spend several months In
foreign travel and will return" In the
early autumn.
Tho Eaatorn Pennsylvania Club of ths
skldmore School of Art, New Tork state.
wI1 tVB a danoe tomorrow evening at
(he flmenhouse. and a luncheon at ths
DCIIOvuo'Dunuuru, uu auiuiufty, ai
which tho dean of the college. Miss Sara
Ross, will be present Miss Elisabeth
Merrltt. of Rryn Mawr, Is on the com-
:
moderate.
A
- 100.00
mlttee In charge. The proceeds are In
be used for an endowment fund.
The patronessen win inciuao .Mrs
Snmual Hamilton, Miss Klslo O Hob-
.,.n u t Anr.,.n t He i-aninin nnd
Mrs. Arthur w. nunbftr, uommnnupr
nnd Mm.
Nelson Ooss and Miss Sarah
iioss.
QERMANTOWN
mis. nowara Kotcnam. sr ana ner,
granddaughter. Miss Uetty Ketcham,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. C. Stanley!
Howard Kotcham. 8r
nnd hor
Ketcham, of West Harvejr street, have,
returned from spending two weeks nt the
Marlborough-nienhelm, Atlantic City
Mrs. J. Klnsey Uaker I0 Wlstr ,
street will entertain at cards and danc
Ing- at her home on Saturday evening
.. ........ . . ...
ra. wiiiinm Mcue.n, or west uur-
nam siresi, win entertain ai luncnton
and cards at her. home tomorrow after-1
noon The nruetu will Include Mm. F
Marlon Hall, Mrs. Albert p. lllppoy.
Mra. Stewart A. rtlppey. Mrs. Ocorge L.
Kelley. Mrs. William H. Wilson. Mm
William T Phlller nnd Mrs. II. C Good
win NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Virginia M. Saurer. of .1847
North Broad atreet, has roturned from
a visit of two weeks with Mrs Charlee
Hlggate, of Whltemarsh.
Mr and Mrs. Horbort Drown, of 1936
Diamond street, will leave on May 7 for
their summer home, Mllhen Farms, War
minster, Pa. Their aon-ln-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. John 13, Gchrle,
whCT have been visiting their parents for
soveral weoks, will return to their home,
4 COS Pulaski avenue, some time this
week,
NORRI8TOWN
Miss Hyacinth V. Cahlll, daughter of
Mra Emma, J Cahlll, of 1134 Mark ley
street, and Mr. James O'Brien, son of
Mrs. John 0'BrIen.pf 1088 Powell street.
were mimeil on weanosaay in si Pat
rick's Church The Itev. James V Mo- i
Knory, of Lansdowne, officiated nt the
ceremony. Tn. Dirae was anenaod ny
hor sister. Mlse -Mary II. Cahlll. an matd
of honor and tho best man was Mr John
O'Brien, brotner or the bridegroom
Upon their roturn from a wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien will llvo In Nor
rlstown. The Vent Vaiue in Town
LENBEl
BLOUSES
2328 Wa.lnut JStroet.
Luxurious Blouses
Below Cost!
Sacrificed by exclusive man
ufacturer going out of
business
3MMihUnm &.
Mtz- (Briton
Announce a Revision
of Prices Downward
A complete revision of prices of our Spring fashions
has been made this is not a reductjon in prices
nor a sale just for one day every article has been
repriced downward and the values offered are
unusual.
Handsome Evening Gowns
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Sport and Tailored Suits
Day Coats and Wraps
Blouses Hats Furs
Accessories
At the A'ci' Revised Prices
Shop With Paulette
This Week
In thete days of fluctuating prices the average
shopper needs expert assistance. Consult Paulette
gratis call Walnut 821.
Newest Thing in Footwear
' 1 never knew a shop to have the very latest crea
tions so quickly as does that satisfactory Winkelmnn
footwear shop on Chestnut nenr Twolfth. The very
newest, you know and greatly in demand is a
strapped patent leather pump whose Kraceful contour
is emphasized by lines of perforations nnd stunning
white stitching. These pumps nre so difficult to et
and yet the Winkelmnn shop has u moat delightful
assortment including high and low heels and a choice
of single or double straps. Some of these good-looking
pumps come with the perforations stitched in black, so
you muy have your choice. I'm ever so enthusiastic
about the smart things and they're onlv $10 a pair.
Correct Graduating Frocks.
June Wedding Guests, Attention!
How often are girl graduates incorrectly dressed!
A graduating frock must be neither too juvenile nor
too sophisticated. Sterling's, at 1210 Walnut, spe
cialize in just such frocks, and I could hardly believe
my cars or eyes when I discovered that two excep
tional little models are only $29.601 would have
arjpraised them at from ten to fifteen dollars more,
when you ask for them tell the nhop folk you want to
see the graduating frocks Pnulotte liked ho much.
Hoth are of white Georgette nnd of nn exquisite Himple
smartness. They come in sizes fourteen to eighteen.
At the same time you grown-ups who ate to bo guests
at Juno weddings must surely have a peop at Sterling'?
ravishing lace frocks at $30,501 The price should be
nearer fifty.
Sincerely yours,
Week
of April
Twenty-fourth
XAPRIL 28, 1921
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The ongngemene Is nnnounced today
- iVJ.. Ci TiWiAin i . tinrnn dnuichter
J Miss 'Virginia .Lee I RC2nlu,?0,t'
of Mr and Mrs. uenjnmin wn """
of 4810 Haiel avenue, to Mr.. I. Hpencer
Halkett. son of Mr nnd Mrs William J
Halkett
of the Oladstone.
tfhe semimonthly meeting of the pew
Drop In Club, of Philadelphia, was held
at the homo of Miss Dorothy Abramprr.
6621 Pine street Alter tm meeunn
oui rim ,B""CU. " ."Si.Ttinrv,,,! D... ... Ajnm.ni. Mn.nitnl
Miss Hannah Steinberg and Miss Doro-, Card Party for Woman s Hospital
thy. Abramoff entertained. The ciuui A card pftrty w) hp h(,M nt ,hP
has given money, food and cunning ;oi
the poor and hopes to do more gooo in
the future
Mr and Mrs. William Theodore Hauer '
of 810 South St nernard street, will
quietly celebrate the first anniversary or
iV.i- mni.. si Vii hnm this ov-.
- - ""'"'", ",,. VL" 'membcred
f;, V...Tir.. Viii.i. I
" Mls Dorothy Dalderman.
" ' I
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The committee In charge of the Alpha 1
Phl.Delta.Delta dance will meet tnls.
evening In the Green Boom of the Belle-;
vue-Btratford, where final arrangement
will be made for their spring ball, which
will take place tomorrow evening In the'
Ballroom. Clover nnd Oreen nooms of
the hotel. Those who Will attend the
meeting will be Mr C. Oerrlsh HproUle.J
president ot tne iraiernity; miss bu
Balsbaugh. Mies Marian Williams, Miss
Margaret Hoovan, Miss Lillian Blacs,
Mlns Margaret Maglnness, Miss Grace
Bnldle, Miss Jeanne Williams, Miss
Helen Boyd, Mian Irene Jamison, Miss
Catherine Williams, Miss Barbara Wart
man, Mra. Ralph Moyer, Mr. Richard O.
Clark, Mr, James L. Lovltt. Mr Frank
A. Wilson. Mr. Howell Menaugh, Mr. O
Casslus namsdell. Mr. Glenn F Btrlck
lor. Mr John It Mills, Mr, William
Shaner, Mr. Ernest Wlnther. Mr Earl
Hlggens, Mr. Charles Hennlng. Mr
Charles Levis. Mr George Blckley and
Mr Lewis Levis.
itr AaasaMt-
M4ru nn zr- imcfy
Write r PhM rr birm4 rrlW
ROTAL EltGRAVINC Col fM WaUtl St
15.00 to 39.75
VALUES
$25 to $72
Faithful reproductions of ei
quisite Paris models adorned
with real laces, classic embroid
eries and unusual appliques.
One of a kind.
A most unprecedented oppor
tunity for obtaining best made
Mouses at m wonderful sarlcr.
f
6aAz2tr
MOORESTOWN
Mm, Kdwln Sumner has returned to
Stirlngfleld Mass., with her father nnd
mother, Mr nnd Mrs. Oeorge lloblnson
for n. week visit
Mr Iloberi Pylc, who Is president of
the American Rose .Society, will Klv h
lecture In Academy Hall on 'Hose Cul
ture" on Monday evening. May 2. under
the auspices of the Harden Club
Merlon Cricket Club. Haverford. .11 3
o'clock on Thursday May 6. for the bti
eflt of the Women's Hospital The ,
hostesses are Mrn. Oeorge H Enrle
1' Mrs. Waller n s.,LPhen,""ninhM'? I
homn J A?nwn;H ?Jr nL,n I
Jcnnes. Mrs. . Howard i.ooper Jonnsun
r
nd rT Caroline M Pur
Jrnel
CORSET FITTING j
an we do It, I the enrefut, frl I
let work of ripefis, whn make i
a resdy-to-wfor corirt eaoal to i
rustoni made.
Hperlsl Attention
Nlonui. Nunrlenl nnd Matfrnltr
1 rompfeto i,)nr of flrrisslcres
835 Chestnut St. I
iPIIICKH .MODKUATr,,
j PHONE SPRCCE 2958
FUR
STORAGE
UNDER
SCIENTIFIC CONDITIONS
ON THE PREMISES
LUIGIRIENZI
CORRECT APPAREL
FOR WOMEN
1714 Walnut Street
PARAMOUNT
1342 Chestnut Street
LAST w
&
J. 1 . W W - 1
:
Our $5-$10
Hats Reduced
for nbnolutr clrar
nncr , Wk h r
mnklnir thU srent
Snrrlller to make
room for light
Summer lliitu nan
online In. Sport ,
iMrret unci Large
lire Hats.,
$8 to $15 Hats Sr
Think of paying but y3 Y
to one-fifth the original m
prices of these Beauties. "
1 PHILADELPHIA H FOREMOST THEATRES I
I BROAD lastTevgs: j
ll Ma' Saturilav '
ALL EVOS A HAT MAT KOp TO 12.80
JOHN DIUNKWATER S
LINCOLN
WITH FRANK McQl.YNN
Original Famout Company Intact
SBXT WEEK SBATS TODA Y
ROI1ERT R
MANTELL
GENEVIEVE HAMPER
Mondav . RICHELIEU
ruradav
Wwlnfidav Maimer
rcjnedav Hvenlng
Tnurdiy
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