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9
'Just gossip about people
m r' W ynno Talks of the Cummings-Wanamakcr
Wedding "ony Snow to upon l oaay at wynncwoou.
Many Attractions at First Out-oj -Doors Affair
-TinVS mmc out yesterday for
T i.Jllfl Svnnamnkcr's wcddlnfc,
J. i.nbelin . r ,
T, lUllMcrlnn Church, on. Local
hnvo Fifteenth, the sntnc church
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oo.lrov.1. in j , ,)n W mi,u0.n
I'nn ' 11 Hw Is fair, you know.
'"Either tnll and Mender, and her
.m and rldw nml hIiowh a (treat
'C-nt it various shows, but -ho is
' l, I, the son of the J. Howell
""; "c, who live at the Wolllj.cton.
1 "ill be a reception out nt
Stly feminine In type and every.
SSmln? H greatly to' ho congratu-lttotl
BE CI'"1' 1 HirKCi. """- J""
thttfthe miiHicaln and dnney which
1 ." ... i.-nn innteht nt the home of
?t Walter Cone have been postponed
lln! t . n death In the family. Wlstnr
Sue -lied on Friday morning, and
V,n a relative of the incs, you
f .... t .in nnt know when the post-
Si affair will be Biven. but If It Is
f,cld later in tno senxon 1 win 11:1 juu
know
T 1IKAH tlmt Tiorraino Dlsiton and
1 Vnnn I-els nre expected IiOrne early
n.tt montli Whnt n beautiful time they
SIMmi the other side! It must
K been so nice to have Mrs. Fraley.
TrmineN iWcr. over there, becnusc
'flrlLu ,i..-nd much time with her.
and sou do pet n better idea of a plncci
when inn live in a vllin or nome nunc
nrnon the pMiplc. Uotli Lorraine and
Una are tn be attendants at Frances
Scott's wedding to the Rev. Albert
I.ucai, uhich is to take place on June
2(1. at St Mark's.
FOH goodness' sake, do you realize
that the Pony Show is today, and
that unless It rains like everything 111
be seeing you out nt Wynnowood thlH
afternoon, and if it docs rain then I'll
Ip seeing you out there tomorrow aft
ernoon? It seems to hnve come so suddenly
upon nt. after nil. does it not? I have
talked about its being on the 11th, but
tomrhow I kind of thought the 11th
nouM be along in a week or two. And
here it is here ! I understand that there
it a mammoth rummage sale, nml baby
thow and dog show and the number of
ponies entered surpasses any heretofore.
Veil know everything we get up
ifemi to cet bigger and better each year,
till I 'oinetlmes wonder where it will
all end Some of the things have been
to wonderful It's hnrd to sec how they
con think up something new, ond carry
it to such successful ends.
1 mint my I love the tent with th
doc In It, waiting for their time It
hov off in the various clnsses in which
tier are entered. A dop is nearer to
human beings than any other animal,
don't Jin think? They seem always
to understand, and If they can't do
just what they are told, they'll do
Minn thing else that they think i as
good
AM) having thusly led up to It, let
me tell ou a tale I henrd thn other
day ntnl further, let mo say It is per
fietlj tine fr an eye-witness told it
hi me si, it's not "just olio of those
cood stories.' Don is n big Airedale
and full -f tricks. He begs for you
and scratches at the door to be let in,
and mnkes a .speech, and says his prnv
er, and ilns ball, and docs nil the
ugiilatlna stunts
Well, the other night, when theie
rero seM-rnl guests visiting Don's
master iind mistress, he was called Into
the room nnd made to show off. lie
did beautifully, and then ns the final
"pieie de resistance," his master said:
"And Mm know he goes for my slippers
for me eery night and brings them
to me t.i rutt on."
Someon- said he or she did not be
lieve it, i,nd fo Don was called nnd
sint upstairs, much against his will
to ctt 'he slippers.
He was gone a long time nnd, finnlly,
the host mil guests went out into the
null nnd -lood around tho stairs look
in? up to the landing, while the host
railed tw.ee to Don telling him to come
nd bring the slippers. Don could be
heard running round nnd round up
Hair nnd someone suggested that he
'c-ulil not find them nnd, perhaps, It
ould lie well for Sir. R to go
iP nnd show him where they were.
1'iit no, Mr S insisted he would
eome and finnlly after two sharp orders
tn bring them down. Don wus beard to
Jtart slow! along the hall. He turned
he corner of the stairway In a hesi
tating manner nnd came slowly down
tte stairs Ho couhi not find the slip
Pers and knew he must bring some
tiling and .n he uppenred bearing In
ills mouth a frilly gnrment which' evl
dentlj belonged not tn Mr. S .
XAXCY WY.NNi:.
homo of tho bride's undo, 4600 Spruce
street.
Among- tho guests from out of town
who will como to attend tho wedding of
Miss Klsa Marian Monies, iiaugmcr or
Mrs George U. McClollen Monies, of
yew rtochollo, N. Y , formerly of Scran
ton, nnd Lieutenant Geoffrey Cooke
minting, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
S Hunting, of this city and New lork,
which will bo solemnized on Saturday
evening next In the Eplflcopa-l Church,
Og-ontz, will bo Mr. nnd Mrs. J 11
Abbott, of Uoston. nnd tholr young son
nnd daughter; Mrs. George B. McClel
len Monies and her son. Mr, Nelson
Monies, of Now Ilochelle. N. Y : Mr. and
Mrs. W Campbell, of Toledo; Mr nnd
Mrs Charles II. Mahon, of I'lttuton, and
Mr, and Mrs. GeorRo Kcar, or ivew iio
chelle. Thoy will bo cntortnlncd as the
guests of tho bride's undo and aunt, Mr
and Mrs. Newton I. Jackson, of Oak
I.nno avenue and Tenth street, Oak
Lone.
MrB. Frederick T Stevenson, of 2527
South Twenty-first street, will entertain
at a small informal luncheon nt the
Scdgeley Club tomorrow. Covers will no
luld for ten KUests.
Lieutenant Commnnder Karl V En
right, U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Enrlght, of
1826 Shunk street, entertained at an
auction bridge party at their home last
evening. The guosts Included Lteutonnnt
Commnnder and Mrs. William Gowcr,
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Nelson. Mrs. Vlctot
Bartorl. Colonel nnd Mrs. W. O. Smith,
Lieutenant Commnnder and Mrs. Pace,
Lieutenant Commanuor una sirs. Hen
derson, Dr. and Mrs. William Crandnll,
Commander nnd Mrs. Shutc. Dr. nnd
Mrs. C. II. Turner, uommanuer una
Mrs. Russoll, Dr. nnd Mrs. Randall,
Commander and Mrs. Simpson, Lleutcn
ant Commander Edward L. Cochrane
nnd Colonel Robert L. Urooklleld.
Mrs. Holen Kircher announces the en
gagement of her daughter. Miss Emma
Klrchor, of 1305 North Fifth street, to
Mr. Frank P. Goodfrlcnd, 2428 North
Park avenue.
Mr. and Mro. Mitchell G Rosengnrtcn,
2047 Locust street, will leave early In
Juno for Winter Harbor, Me., where
they will spend the summer. Miss Peggy
Rosengarten will bo tho guest of Miss
Mary D. Norrls. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Norrls. of Ellersllo. Falls
of Schuylkill, boforo Joining her parents
tho latter part of June.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick C. Fearing,
2112 De Lnncoy place, will toavo Juno
1 for Bar Harbor, Me., where thoy will
Bpend tho summer. Mrs. Fearlng's
mother, Mrs. J. lilddlo Porter 1732 F
streot, Washington, will Bail this week
for Europe, where sho will spend tho
summer,
Mr. William E Ooodmnn, Jr.. of 8860
Oermantown avenue, Chestnut Hill, will
glvo a bridge party on Monday after
noon, May 1C, at tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club for tho benefit of tho Jef
ferson Hospital Nurses' Homo.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Haddock Fan
nnd their daughter, Miss Adelaide Parr.
nt nn iirnnn mipKtnut Hill, will sail
on Thursday. May 12, for Spain, whero
they will spena tno summer
Miss Josephine O. Hooper, daughter of
Mr nml Mrs. Robert P. Hooper, of
Wolverton. Chestnut Hill, who is visiting
Miss Lorner Underwood in Boston, will
return homo on Friday.
Dr Edwin I. Becker, of 5102 nyne
avenue. Germnntown, who has been
spending several weeks In Chicago, will
return noma on tiiu
Mrs. Carl Williams, of West School
lane nnd Greene street, ueinmmu...
will leave the latter part of this month
c- T7nr.l, rnllf whpTH sho will
sneiid a month 'as tho guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Samuel Klrlanu.
Mrs. Honry B. Thompson nnd her
.inimhitr mIhk El nor Thompson, oi
n-n,.,rxnA Pnpni. (,reen llle. Del
daj u.i waaU for Enrone. where they
will snend the Bummer . Thoy will be
Joined In July In England by Miss Katn
erlne Thompson and Mr. James H. W,
Thompson.
Mro T Ilnlllnirsworth Andrews, of
ir.is South Twenty-second street, is
Dnan,iini, n fnw weeks In New York.
Mr nnd Mrs Frederick von Hlller, who
have re-established a home In Mexico
City, Mexico, during the last year, tiro
Visiting Mrs von iiuiith mm-i, .hi.
Charles D. Barney, of Elldim, Ogontz.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Franklin Human
,e ?7ns North Seventh street, nre re
celvlng congratulations upon tho birth
of a daughter, Norma May Human, on
May 6. Mrs. Unman will he remem
bered as Miss Myrtlo Irene Mysore.
Mm Fnilsrlc. W. Tunncll. of 250 West
Tninnhnflcnn Ktreet. Germnntown. nnd
Miss Helen G. Smith, of New Vol It. will
sail for Italy today They will bpend
the Hummer motoring In huropu.
Mrs. William Brown has returned to
her home on Montgomery avenue, after
spending a fortnight In Ocean Grove,
N. J.
Miss Lillian Welnrach entertained at
dinner at her home, 073 North Fifty
second street, on Sunday evening for
Miss EIbIo Pelser. of Atlunta, Ga., who
Is visiting In this city.
Lieutenant nnd Mrs. Herbert It. Solid,
United States Navy, have returned from
their wedding trip through the West
and aro spending a few days with Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joseph E Silverman, of I HO
Old York road, prior to their departure
for Portsmouth, N. 11.. where they will
make their homo. Mrs. Sobol will be
remembered as Miss Julia L. Silver
man. ,
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scolt will mnko an nuuress on "
White-Williams Foundation.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
IVtlnu l.-MIn eunhw fine ratlimeil tO iWC
home after n visit of several days nt
Enston. Pa.
Mr un.1 Xfra rlwnnH ttnirltl nnd their
daughters, Miss Sarah Booth and Mlrts
Elizabeth Booth, formerly of Sixteenth
nnd Porter streets, nre now living at
their now home, 1400 Porter street.
Mr, and Mr. Paul II. Jacobs nro
being congratulated on tho birth of u
daughter, Catherine jncons, nn imu
21 Mrs. .Incobs will bo remembered ns
Miss Kathcrlnc Sattler.
REV. DR. MANNING
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I'lioto by Vanity Kalr HtuUlos, Allen Drew
Cook,
MKS. HAKOLD rOKTKIt MKLCHHK
Who beforo her recent nmrrlago
was Miss Mnrjorlo K. Fort, of III
Wtwt Htaffonl street
ALONG THE READING
Mr and Mrs. Raymond Brunswick, of
uaR ljiiie. win nave ns tncir guests in
June their brother nnd sister. Dr. and
Mrs, Mortimer Hcrzberg una thulr chil
dren, of Sioux City, In.
A, irarden party will bo given from 11
until G o'clock In tho afternoon on Wed
nesday. May 18. nt the homo of Mrs.
IjowIs Buehm. at 0508 North Eleventh
street, unit Lnno, by the Guild of tho
Phllndolphla Homo fpr Incurnhles.
Miss Ida K. Bauer Is now occupying
her new homo at 3130 North Broad
street.
twoscorr laymen, also were In line.
Among the laymen were J. r. """
trustee of tho Episcopal fund; rrntih-
CONSECRATED BISHOPIIW iWWrpMi
1 .Murray Ilutler. prestdent of ( oluinlilii
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(ssinti n Hag bearer cnrrien nn- .-sunn
3000 Attond Improssive Core
mony in JBig New York Cathe
dral of St. John the Divine
GERMANTOWN
Mr nnd Mrs Wilbur Harnmersloy, of
124 West GorgUB lono, entertillncd at
cards and dancing at their homo on
Saturday evening. The guests Included
MI'S Esther Forstrom, Miss Ella Ab
bott. Miss Clarn Abbott, Miss Cora Vail.
Mrs. Percy C Ncel, Mr. and Mrs. How.
nrd Abbott, Mr. Georgo Wnllace, Mr
Nelson Rossberir, Mr. Robert B. Bawn
nnd Mr. Ray Marsh.
Mrs I. Powell Thomas, of East
Sedgwick nnd Clcarvlew streets, will
entertain at cards at her homo on
Thursday afternoon. Tho guests will
Include Miss Carrie, Wlllard, Mrs
Chnrles Dickinson, Mrs. Joseph Soudcr,
Mrs (reorgo Stdmnn, Mrs Joseph S.
Wlllard. Mrs. Percy C. Neel and Mrs
W E Staup.
Miss Nellto Tavlor. of 154 Mouot Alrv.
a venue, will entortnln nt bridge on Satur
day In honor of Miss Elmu Wlndlsch.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Nathnn Dnum, of 2125
North Gractz street, nimouncc the en
gagement or tnmr uaugnter, miss Fanny
fox iiuuni, 10 air, vvuiicr ..
Ilosenau. of
this city.
Miss Florence Brill, of North Seven
teenth street. Is spending u fow weeks In
New York
Tho Young Women's Hebrew Associa
tion of Philadelphia will hold its
second annual Mny hop tomorrow eve
ning at Mercantile Hall.
Miss Elma Wlndlsch, daughter of Mr
nnd Mrs. Reuben Wlndlsch, of 3110
North Broad-streot. will be innrrled to
Mr. Charles Mauso Taylor, on Thursda
owning, June 2, In Flelschinnn Memorial
Baptist Church. The Rev. George Tom
klnson will olllclate Miss Wlndlsch will
have her sister, Mrs. Frank S. Olmes, as
matron of honor, nnd the brldi-in-noni's
brother. Mr Albert Taylor, will act as
best man.
A reception for new membeis will pre
cede tho May meeting of the Alumnae
Association of the Girls' High and Nor
mal Schools, which will be held on Sat
urday at th Girls' High School, Seven
teenth nnd Spring Garden streets Fol
lowing the Installation of officers and
directors, a musical program will be
given In which those who will assist will
Include Miss Fiances Uutteruorth, Miss
Dorothy Butterworth nnd Miss Ethel
Davis Folk dances will be presented
by a number of tho members, accom-
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. H. A. Pelrsol will entertain nt
luncheon, followed by bridge, this art
crnoon at her home In Swnrthmore.
InvllnttniiB hnvn heen Issued by the
Woman's Club of Hrexcl Hill for Its
nnnlversnrj luncheon, which will bo
given on Thursday, Mny 19, at tho
Crnftsmnn's Clubhouse. Mrs. Thomas
W. Barnhlll Is president of the club.
Thn. who will receive with Mrs
Frank Hyatt nt tho Junior Hop. which
will bo given at tno I'ennsyivnnia .uni
tary Academy, nt Chester, on Fridny
ovonlng, will bo Mrs. Albert Forstcr D.i
mon, Mrs, Bennett Y Wilson nnd Mrs.
Frnnk Sweeney.
NORRISTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin S. Klein, of 1021
West Lafayette street, entertained nt a
dinner at their homo In honor of the
seventeenth anniversary ot tncir wen
ding day Among tho guests were Mr
nnd Mrs. Elmer Wolever. Miss Marie
Wolover. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Stein, Miss
Marlon, Miss Margnrot and Miss Dorothv
Stein. Mr, nnd Mrs. Philip Wlsler. Mist
Ellen Wlsler, Mr nnd Mrs, Charles
Kunkle. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reed and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Trollonger.
Miss Nolllo M. Conway, of 211 East
Fornnnco street, entertained nt flvo hun
dred nnd a miscellaneous shower In
honor of Miss Eleanor Qulnn nnd Mr
T. Hastings Yeukle, who will be mar
ririi Mnv 18 in St. Patrick's Church.
Among those present wero Miss Mary
Golden, Miss iieien i onran, .nn .nur
earet McCraclten, Miss Mary Burke. -Miss
Frances Cummlngs, Miss Gertrude Con
rnn, Miss Mary O'Brien, Mr. .Joseph
Cooke, Mr. Wltllnm Qulnn, Mr William
Harper, Mr. Arthur Conway. Mr .VII
llam Norton, Mr. Frank Consadlne. Mr
Michael J. Murphy and Mr. James
Walsh.
MIh.m Attle Schofleld has icturned to
her home after spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Hutchinson, In
Bloomsburg.
Mrs. Wlrth, of Lancaster, Is spending
somo tlmo with her daughter. Mrs Al
fred Dauscr.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of West Virginia,
Is a guest of Mrs. Augustus .1. Cad
wnllader. WIFE HAS MAN DEPORTED
Lucia Giordano Testifies He Took
Money and Threatened Her
Ills wife prevented Giovanni Giordano,
forty-five jenrs old, from he'ng ndmlt
ted to this country, following his ar
rival here from Italy, April 'Jl. nn the
liner America, nnd tomorrow he will
be deported on the steamship Tnorminn.
Mrs. Lucia M. Glordntto testified be
fore immigration nuthorities that her
husband left her eighteen months ngo,
talcing with him to Italy $110(1 which
they had suved when living in Iirnuk
lyn. When lie reached Italy, she said, he
wrote to her. threatening to kill her if
she (lid not scud him 10 n week. She
nlso testified he hnd refu.-ed to work
when in America before.
Hy tho Associated Press
New York. Mnv II. The Hev. l)r
William T. Manning today whs conne
ct utcd tenth bishop of the l'rotestnnt
I'plscopnl diocese of New York nmld
pomp nifd splendor.
Only about HOOO clergy and laity wero
able to behold the ccremonj within the
walls of the Cathedral of St. John the
Divine, but on the greensward outside
a crowd several times ns large watched
the procession file Into the edifice.
Assembling In Synod Hnll. a few
jnrds from the cathedral, tho prelates
were led In tho procession by a cruclfer
carrjing n large gold cross which glim
mered in tho bright sunshine, reflecting
the rays Into the fnces of the thou
mtids of smartly dressed men nnd women
massed on the lawns.
t'ncnvereil heads were bowed in rev
erence ns high dignitaries of the church
walked slowly toward the cathedral,
which stnnds upon heights overlooking
Mnrnlngslde 1'nrk, commanding a view
of the I'nlisndes to tile west and Long
Island to tho east.
Twenty-seven bishops of the Ameri
can church, marching in the proces
sion, wore their blnck cassocks nnd
white surplices bordered with the pur
ple, blue nnd red of their stations.
Around their necks and streaming to the
wulHt were red silken stoics, richly
embroidered with gold.
Also in line wero half u dozen bishops
of the Eastern Orthodox Church, wenr
ing their bright hue of the Orient.
Near tliem came n long line of Protes
tant e'ergy nnd two rabbis. More thnn
IfiO churchmen, nil told, comprised the
procession, Surpliced choir Iiojh, nnd
1IIIII oni'V.-
Ilefurc entering the prelates stepped
over the groundwork of the nave of
the unfinished structure, while the clmr
Isters sang "The Church's One roun-
Hlsh'op Thomas '. Gnllor. of Ten
nessee, delivered the sermon. His text
was tho twentieth ennpter or mo ncm,
reading: , , ..
Tiilfn lieisl unto vourself and to all
the Illicit over which the Holy Ghost
hath mnilc you overseers, to feed the
Church of God, which He hath pur
chased with Ills own blood."
Following: the sermon came the cere
mony of consecration.
CAFE OWNER ASKS DIVORCE
Joseph H, Moss Names Charles
Jeter as Corespondent
Joseph II. Moss, proprietor of the
lleaux Arts 'Cafes at the Hotel Mnles
tic nnd In Atlantic City, has filed
papers In the New Jersey Court of
Chancery for a divorce. Ills wife Is
Octavlno M. Moss.
C'harlcH .Tyter Is mimed as corespon
dent In the suit.
Moss states In the petition thnt they
wore married October UO, 11116, in New
York city by Alderman Smith. The
couple hnve one child. Joseph II. Moss.
Jr.. two jears nine months. Moss nks
dissolution of the marriage nnd the
nwnrd of the child
THEY WEAR m ANYWAY
Judges Say Custom, Not Opinion,
Decides Use of Gowns
Although members of the I'hllndelpliin
judiciary wear gowns such as wee
ndvocnted yesterday by former President
Tnft in an nddress nt Vale for nil
judges, not nil nre In favor of such
judicial costuming. T
"I'd throw them out the window If I
bad my wny," snld Judge Rogers, of
the Court of Common Pleas "Gowns
nre no! democratic nnd are dehtlinanir.-
Ing on the judge, Hut It Is custom here
nnd I have no choice In the matter
I ngrec with Mr. Tnft that the
Ardmore Girls' Elect Officers
Miss Miilicl Mngee jesterdny wn
elected president of the Girls' Club of
Ardmore nt Its nnnual meeting yester
day. Other officers for the year nra
llessle Swain and Leah Hutty, vlco
presidents, and Miirtui N'eary, treas
urer. The club will take it ''hike" to
Camp DIx Hnttirda .
riULAIJllM'lllA H UiAUl.VU THKATRKU
tlilllX'lln.N OK U-l- & ,1 J. HltUHLaiT
LYRIC LASTT 4 NIGHTS at,
Lnot Pop. Mat. Today. $1.50
sucfiyjoty ami a. adoass ttt
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years. I rannot see anything undemo '.. LATEST PRODUCTION
crntic in them. Their use was nrsi Ktj ra.rg cor kjuci VAIH cr
advocated by Judge Arnold, one of the, V. ? BElIfe- MtW YORK 1921
ever sat on ,
tsn.un
tllhhoitne nnd fltltrhlng Drnld
Hmbrotderlng nnd Knitting HIIU
Braiding Embroidering Beading
Hemstitching Scalloping Pirating
NOVELTY EMBROIDERY CO.
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most democratic men who
n Philadelphia bench "
Other judges declared It was not n
matter for discussion here, as the wenr
Ing of gowns hnd become nn accepted
part of judicial routine.
Shampooed Uugi
Are Really Clean
Mattresses Renovated
SIZES ALTERED
renthcrs Ilrnovulril and .Made
Into Mtirrrs
Brass Beds Relacqucred
SICHEL'S
lint a. 2.1 Ht.
Vhnnf i T.om. l01
bet4ptooman'l5fjop
llnnm (101. Kmplre Hide.
13th & W.ilnut SIh.
Hell l'lionc: Walnut i;5
Ladies, Let Us
illspniio of your sllKlitly used woarlng np
p.irtl Ht tht price )ou ututr. We alno
eel tmrmenta of quality at xery low
price We will bo Klad to have )ou
inuke on n vtxlt
Open Wcslnrhdujr I'.irnlmss
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
lI' lUill Mrs .Tnmna an. nm r1...
rvuan,., ' '"ntown, will shortly Issue
inr t fcT il (1,lnc" on Monday cvo
"i ...i' nt th0 Oermantown
Mi' e'r ', '," nonor of ,nelr daughtt-r.
ab Siu-.iii Iignri Starr. Miss Starr
bv i,.r fo,mi,"v prtttented to society
Octotlor e"0" lU ft t0a " TnurBlfty'
nittuWatU,i?B .', lnterft will bo solem
Fortv L ".' lr,l0oJ Knlacopal Church,
o'efc ?, r1 aTA alrnr( "-venue, nt
hen mi." T,"r8jny evening. Juno 2.
JauBht,, n? MTy ."arris Thompson,
AtII1:1,':,''"'! M. Lewis
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Modrritte l'rlcra
InriUtloii
or Announce-
mtnti
.ur I r-tn-... .. .
'n hr , ,V '."'"npson, will hocomo
I-inKholn, fnlr y.wird O. Mltcholl. of
'r. of .h ' n. Mrs- Klrl Mooro. cou
r, SI ''ri'1". will attend ns matron
Wllninirinn f ? Joanetto Thomas, of
Kr"nk"5 Mmo1' a"'1 MlsH "wondolyn
fcrUw.na.i."1 a,Vcnd Mlss Thompson as
nrted hvdsM Mr .Mitchell will be at
man ?y Mr olm Williams as best
""" recent on win !!.., ... .....
Write or rhooo for KnrraTtd or rrintcd
HamplM.
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 Wslmt St-
RITAA.KRAUS
Featuring latest method in muscle
contouring and face-pak wrinkle
treatment; scarleim electrolysis
for superfluous hair, moles, uarts,
etc. Expert hair diielng; rejtt
venator scalp treatments,
1615 Walnut Street
RITA A. KRAUS 1615 W.lnut St.
SurrtsKor to Knpnrk & Kapurk
a'lione, bpruce 4'iU'i
Styles m Fur
Somctimea the modes in fur cnange
very little from one yenr to the next
sometimes they change completely.
It is always worth while, however,
to leave them with me to be remod
eled during the Summer months
for I store them without charge
until Autumn, and my remodeling
assures the latest Paris styles.
Charges Very Moderate
JACQUES FERBER
Furrier
1316 WALNUT &TREET
rat
Attractive !
Fine texture white canvas
with tan Russia trimmings.
$12.50
Hand-welt tola and medium heel
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Eitabliihed 1808
ANNE L. DEVLIN
ONE THIKTY-NINE SO. THIRTEENTH ST.
Two Special
Groups of Frocks
featuring
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Heavy crepo tie chino and Canton tpOO
crepes. Hand embroidered. Vaius to
$145
Afternoon & Semi-Evenini $68
Of tho most exqulsito colored locos.
We Specialize in Lamps
For Summer Homes
Electric Lamps
and
Artistically
Hand-Painted
Parchment and
Silk Shades
nnd have assembled the most
attractive and appropriate
lamps that may be found for
all purposes, in city, country
and seashore homes. These are
lamps that do more than merely
light -a room or porch; they add
distinction wherever placed,
and that is the province of the
summer lamp, though fre
quently not achieved. Our selec
tion of shades is complete.
Ueatinc or vacu
um cleaning simply
removes loose dust.
Scouring frequently
phrinks, runs colors and
destroys firmness. Sham
pooing leaves them bright
nnd spotless and restores
colors without harm to
finest textures. Dyeing to
match any color scheme
Send lor Circular
Phone: Poplar 4300
ANlDNDORFNERfrSONS
CLEAN etZS & DYBR.S
i)Hgirarcl9vo.rPri.tladelpkia
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M lOf TM.T M ITM MVKIAO 01 5TKJ AN
A BEWfrCMfSWyGfWJMf sans
haam shubert y;ri:)l
POP. MAT. TODAY ,$1.50
Javy YtfijPAy Anderson ,
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
POSITIVELY LAST 4 DAYS
TWICE DAIt-V rcs 8 15, MATS 2-JS
D.W. GRIFFITHS
1Ee Tuliot,
J J. Uwlw
1126 Walnut St. .?':,'
Special Reduction Sale
of Smart Millineru
Flats Formerly Priced
12M, 18.50 fc 22M
Now
5.00,J50&2Q.OO
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattresses Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
i
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t Strain Mars Both
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Cljestnut tlEEt
Thn ntrnnB',t Tn. tlonal nrllnn that th
lotni nT.mi hHr "ioiI - Hvcnlnic Iifffr.
Torriu:s tiik iii.aiit of hveht
nr:iiot.DKn run nufniiD.
ns" PRICES "ia
NIOHTS. COc TO J1.80
600 Orchestra Seats, $1.00 '
MATINEES:
Orchestra $1.00
Balcony 50 "
Family Circle. . .25
SCATS NOW ON BALn Ton I1AI.ANCB
OP KNOAQEMUNT
DcLanccy (Little) DcLancey at 17th
Next Week Seats Now
at Glmrx-ls' or Herj Jumer M. n.irrl'
The Admirable Crichton
' of P Uramutlc Cluli. WeJ. i. h.it. Mt.
THE PHILOMATHEAN .0CH:TV
Tl.is Week University of Penna.
PIIESENTH
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S
fc3 !,.
r.:'jita..-
ANCLINC ncnts are Beauty's sworn 9
enemy. Youth fades rapidly under their ,'j
onslaught. Lustrous eves, peach-bloom shin, f
symmetry of form arc Nature s signs thai all is y j
acll. If you are high-strung or nervous, over- yji
stout or thin, let us shorv you the remedy. A' !
Visit our thoroughly equipped Institution, dc- jT ,
voica exclusively 10 women, xenerc, wttnoui
obligation, tve ni gladly demonstrate the t
COLLINS SYSTEM ot HEALTH CON- T
SERVATlONlhe road to Beauty through M
Health. f
v'
Trial treatment Cratis. .
Collins Institute L
For Women Exclusively V
Bcllovue Court Building, 1418 Walnut Street ";
Nnt tn thr lli-llrvur-Hlnitfnril I'tinnri ftnriirr 04H4 W
Hair Drestina Dept. in Connection y,
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i
George Allen, inc. j
1214 Chestnut Street 1214 j
Nowadaifs It's Allen's Hats
Hats for the June Bride 1
and Her Bridesmaids
Trmi'.seaii Hals for the Uride in White Moire, Crepe de
Chine, Georgette $15.00.
Traveling Hats for the Uride in Milan Hemp, Lisere, Geor
gette, Tatrcta $10.00 nnd up.
Stunning Hats for the Hridesmaids in Hair Uraid, Leghorn,
Taffeta and Maline priced nt $15.00.
We will he glad to estimate for you.
llridul Veils, carefully designed in the latest modes and
made from materials of your own selection.
Tailored Suits
Top Coats
Habits
FOR 1 IMMEDIATE
WEAR AND
SPECIAL ORDER
ins
! !
Is
Potanlral Garden I nl m it Perm,
r.ntrnnro nt .'17th nnd nr-ii (-tron Mati,
Wed, nnd f-nt- Ht :i in i:si. ut s.l'..
In oa of r.iln i-erfurmanr given Id
Welghtman Hull nn 1 nn-l Srrn. -
am. si;ats mi:iivr.D
TicketH at i.lmlwlh' and HepptH
rUTI.ADKU'HlA !TI OHF-MOST THKATRKU
'BROAD last 4 EVGS.
MT. TODW A SAT.
ROIIEIIT II
MANTELL
GENEVIEVE HAMPER
POP. MAT. TODAY .' $1.50
AS YOU LIKE if
TONIGHT RICHELIEU
TOMORROW HAMLET
' Frldin MAr-MKTII
)i' i;vn'i: -Jt ii?ht
Mm MEItf IINT
Ifl.ll H I'M SAIL
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WOnL.U'3 MOST UEAUTIFUL TJIEATRK
GARRICK MV.rM r,.
POP. MAT. TODAY $2
Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians
TV THE REAI MI'Hi AT. ' O'lEDY
nltiJrfflL
MARKET AT 1 9th
11 A. M. TO 11:13 V M
Marshall Neilan
Prwnnn rtAKDALt, PAHIlISira
"BOB HAMPTON
OF PLACER"
"iPf,,,-n.,,nymV JAMHS KlliKWOf.D,
MAKJOUIC DAW and TWO THOUSAND
OTiinn iT-wEns
fAI'lTOL MIXHD QfAUTETTE
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GRAND OLD NMf
!. f. NnW 11.IH 1 III -. 4. Nfc.VT WCCK
FORREST LAST 4 EVGS.
POP. MAT. TODAY ,' $1.50
Positively Last Week
P. i -mi's Gioat t Mu;n! Su csi
RALPH DUNBAR'S REVIVAL
STANTON MiunT0 A!,.1,"r,V
BERT LYTELL and 'itW v l
"THE MISLEADING LADY"N
FROM n.AY OF SAME .VAMK
PAI APP ,2M MHIvCT t-TItEHT
1 444 vi, m A m m it ir, i- si
LOUISE GLAUM
IN nilST PHOWINl-, or
"I AM GUILTY"
Tho Cast Include MAIIION' HAMILTON
Arrriin nrTNt-T .t ii kith
-rcauia m A m to u is p m
A Tn-r wriUIH ITOIHTTinv
"TOO WISE WIVES"
A I'AItAMOfXT I'lCTVlin
mM
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ALL MUIIT- Mi -VI MA il'c 10 J.
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THEMASK
Kn jv
Wanted Kinds of Laces at Half Price;
Mostly Short Lengths
slioit leiiKtlm of net laco flounclnirK. trlmnilnir n-iHti.. m .mm.
Chaiitlllv I..1PPB unrt AppllnueH ami Motifs In whltu Inns Thoro nro
nlM) v.iriouti other luces uhlcl linvo lieen reiluced f half hm-uuHp other
widths to mutch huvo nil hi'en sold.
thoHo In neeii or desinioie mcvs.
A worth while opportunity to
Ivory Toilet Articles Reduced
Vi hao rnlui'od our entlro stock of Iory TolU-t artlrlis i-onslstinc
of mlrrorH hair hruahes, cloth lirushcs trays, pin boxen puff boxes
hulr recelers. utc. Tho prtsent prices are a thlnl to u half off todai's
u-KUlar prlcoH
Nail I-iles, llutton lloohs, Cuticle and Corn Knius
Ivory Handles, 25c and 35c value at 15c.
with
Chamoisette Gloves
Broken Assortment, 50c pr.
Only small or largo sizes, the between sizes have been sold whi. h
accounts for these bolus marked half price. White and colors.
Ribbon for Children's Hair Rows, 25c
Nile, orchid, Inches
Taffeta and .Satin Hlbbons In lisht blue
wide, this is half price for this qun!lt
New Smocks, Special, $2.00 to $3.00
For sports wear and week-end outing-, short Blceves; tho shades M
Hose, Lllue, Green, Orchid. These are excellent values. m
mmmaawmMmu!s,
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VICTORIA MA,lKrT A1' oi-n
V 1 1 Wllrt . A M tnll IS I M
JACK LONDON'S I
CKU'-TIIUTKn villi I
"THE STAR RO.VER"
Added. Iirry Semon In UI'NT fOi.l.ECTOn
C A PITYl "4 MAUKKT STitKET I
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In
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RFP.PMT MAHKin 'ST Mfl 17TH
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MAIIKITT STItRCT
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ONLY CIRCUS THIS YEAR
n 77 EITH'S Tl 1EA PRE
NAT NA7ARRO. Jr.
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UlVUJ,im S .B-Nf)Wl Conservatory. 1028 Cliostnut St,
VYCTTk'' nui.t,n 1V " il inii-.:'V":-.. .'."?.?." .A
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Park Av
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Dtl.aniiv (little) DfLatid'y nt 17th
Nrxt Week Scttts Now
ijiiui . - i II i. - JimJl H.irrlK
Th'' Admirable Crichton
l , r . In ,ir it i i l il W'l tut. Mt,,
DOWNTOVrT TICKEa UPriCB NOW
OrEN ,'tT dlMEELB
n t('liHlt..ri Avt,
I iiiiirioM 2.1
ORPHLLM-;;;
MAE DESMOND '' V,A'uri?&.l.n
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hi IMONT'S ST" L A,IUI Kvi-
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
IB THK KAUU FAIKT Our Trollty Treub),
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