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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
A'aicy Wynne Tallcs of the Tea Given by Colonial
Dames for Mrs. Vere Speke Alston She Tells
of Various Bits of Interest
BESIDES preparing for th Blower
Mnrket nxt week. thor was mitto
. Lit dolnj yesterday nnrt todaj, Utciiis
it br and all. Thara ' oro a cood many
Bwfheona out at Sodgley. and thon
thri was tho Ua at the ctaptar roonw
SfSu Phlladolphia Caaptor. No. 2.
(Lltmltl Dames of America, after tlio
wncal meatlnr. The tea waa dven for
Mr, Vara Spoko AlBfon, of England,
'who'll nono other than the former Miss
Uin Chow, of tMs city, a daushtcr of
pi Samuel Oanw and n sister of the
f't feamuJ Chew. wbo death oc
carod about t-o year nB.
U, ind M:s. Alston armed hero
!M't week .'roin 12n.;land. Tliey haTO
been over for a couple of yoara,
aP.r their l.t rial', was very ead, be
, au,e c was whllo thay were hero that
f'aia flhow died.
Mr Alston la delightful, and It waa
pleasure to see her yoatordar. Mra.
OswaM Obnw, who la a relative, Is n
Colaalnl Datao of that chapter, too, and
has b tlii way, dono some fine work
In minus public tbiiiCB. Only recently
the waa rr.atlo national president of the
Women' Ovemona Lcncuo at the con
ventier. nbieh was bold In this city
Bt the Emergency Aid, Sho Is
nrcblenf of the local Overseas Legion
oi Women and Is vastly Interested in
the vnrioua works the members are
t,it.m- up. Mrs. Samuel Chow, Mrs.
,lln"ri tnnlher. is president of the
Clmr'ntte ('iislininii Club, wblrb bos
1 ww home on Spruce street above
In,- ntnl wlili'li is (IoIiik audi line
tl 'is-
I ,,i tlint-e to n len Jut-t about two
j,., nil'- :x for tin' Mars wlin bad taken
. t in tlir lii'hi'ht for tin Ihiiim nml
l,iiil n .Micbtful time. It is -n Inter
i'ns In meet people of tbe ftnRe, ra
pe. iiiII.n lb'' w''o ate not new to tbe
(nntticin. Hear old Miss Jcnnlo
Wctlierbv. who took tbe. part of tlio
I'rinrc in "Krmlnle" when It was re
vved bete, was present that afternoon
awl Madge Leasing and Do Wolf Hop
per and 1'rnncts Htarr and a great
mnnv others.
That charming Mist Wllllama, to
whom Arthur .Inekson Is engnged, was
wIMi the "Krininle" rompnny. I hear,
t,. ih.' wnv that t-lio Is recovering from
her rei'ent illness and 1 hope she, will
.,. niffirirntly well to be married
fliin'l'. ,, , ,
Ml this Is dlgresing very much
fr.m the ten for Mrs. Alston. It was
pi . nled by the annual meeting of the
(nil-rial Dailies. at which Mrs.
Jame l.argi' profiled. A largo num
ber of P.'imes nl tended.
Till-' Arthur tlrrbariN gavo a delight
f'.i unrt.v nl the Ilnbblt in Fair
m.iiint I'lirlt for ('iitherini' f'oxe and
v( Porter In! tilgbt. You know,
tin' hip to lip married on the sixteenth
nf .lune at l lie Coxo's lovely place in
PniMwi Cntherlne made her debut nl
n t.n civeti there, nnd. of course, you
lime cine .very July 4 to the dance,
nn'l general tund I hey have in honor
of th'' inileieti(lencc m of the nation.
in',, i i- i be youngest of Mr. nnd
Mi- i'ii three children. Her oldor
...i Until married Stnndley Stokes
nn'l limn Coxe, her brother, Is un-
'l!l-M.i
Ai,'I I'l.rter i a son of Judge nnd
Mi WiHinm Porter, yow know, and
li i "i Mr-. Hilly Clothier and of
Unit 1'iiitcr, who married Abbie
A' ii lie looks like hk sister, most
pei- ii I link.
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I . iiiml nf tilnvlng out of doors.
I ,i- lux fnmib lives in the citv
anil 'i
'aid. of gnt'dcit cxcn-e me
wi lii tse. he Is nlwnys dellgbtcd
Minim mules liiin to tbe country.
We can run nil day in the open
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Atlantic City
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Two
Fine
Models
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"Millards"
Superb
Styles
1 ftcl resiling in it's dainty
i simplicity. Of soft white
oilt, finely tucked and fin-
ishwl with filet edge. Out-
a -'i-MU'-orciinary
a; nlu'
$1.95
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IS. 1 3th St.
BOARDWALK SHOP ATLANTIC
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Sect hose
marks on the table scratches on the sideboard
digs on the chairs bumps on the woodwork!
Apply n coat of "LAVA-VAR" and watch
the original, smooth shining surface return.
"LAVA-VAR" dries over night. Wears like
die glaze on your china. Never turns white.
Exceedingly economical.
At Your Dealer's, All Colors and Clear
FELTON.SIRl.FVja.rn i.,- nt.;iir,i,:.
lilrW'lM
Manufacturers of Colors,
and haro a thoroughly wonderful time.
In town, you ace, cars go by the door,
bealdcs innumerable automobiles, utid
how could Mother let him go out by
himself- he's only five yenrtj old. Well,
the other day Aunjlo asked, him to
corno out for the night and he bnd a
boautlful time. Uelng used to stnylng
a week at ti'tlmo when visiting there,
ho waa thoroughly unprepared when on
the afternoon nf the second day Auntie
called him to get ready to go home.
"Why, Auntie! Do 1 hnvc to go
home tonfgbt?" "Yea, dearie. Mother
doea not want you to Rtay longer this
time."
"C5ce,' aald Joe. "why I was only
here u little bit of a nlgbt this time."
NANOY WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mra Charles Custlu Harrl
ron, Jr., of Chuckawood, Vlllnnovn, have
Issued Invitations for a danco on Fri
day, Juno 3, In honor of Miss Ilhoda,
Brooke, daughter of Mrs. Trenchard
Emien rnowDaia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wernar nutterworth,
of Orefold street and Sunset nvenue,
Chtktnut III1I. will thortlv Issue, Invita
tion for the wedding of their daughter,
Mlrs Joulee Buttrwortb, nnd Mr. l''red
elicit Hcmslcy Levis, which will bo sol
emnized on Wednesday, Juno 22, at 4:30
o'clock, nt tho home erf Miss Butter
worth's parent, In tho presence of tho
ttnmoniato riuniues only. A largo receiv
lion will follow tho ceremony. Mr. nn!
Mrs Mutterwoi tli will alve a dinner.
lanoj on Tucsdny, June 21. In honor of
MKi lUllterwortli nnfl Mr. I.evl?.
Tlio Itev John II. Chapman, of St.
Paul's Mpiscopal Church, will officiate
Miss Mary de R Oeary will attend Mlrs
liiitleruorth na mnld of honor and tho
lirUlesmalda will luuludn Miss Agnes
Ilowlaml liovls, Miss Catherlno Howard
(..offin. Miss lillzabcth Holladay, of Wll
nilngton, and Mlta Penelopo Curtis, of
Boston. Mr Homer Hargent, of St.
Augustlno, Ma., will act an best man
and tho ushers will Include Mr. Kdward
Magargo Levin. Mr. Stanley Welsh. Mr.
Stanley McCaddon, of Mt. Vernon, N.
Y nnd Jlr. Patrick W. Tlmbcrlako, of
West Point, X. Y.
An Interesting debutante of next sea
son will bo Miss Vlrttlnln. do Morat
Hmltlt, ilaughtcr nf Mr, nnd Mrs. Arthur
V). Smith, of Spring Vnlley, Wynnewood.
win will be Inttoduced to soclsty by her
linrcnta in tho autumn. Mlsa Smith and
Mrs. William S. Klllott, of Ardmore and
Miss itboda M. Brooko returned on
Wednesday from a six months' trip
abroad.
Tho Sophomoro Class of the Spring-
!.!.. L'nl.nnl ...111 nn.AV...(.l ,I.A r.l .1 . I II , -
PIJHU OVIIl'lll 111 1.-1IIV1 l.llll HIO f,. ...!. ..-1
lug class at a circus party this after
noon. -riii, gratiuuiing cmss include.
Mlsi Maty ill R Oeary. Miss Lucyllo
Austin, Miss Virginia Carpenter, Miss
Susan P I'uodman, Miss 15. Marttyn
iledrge. Mi-s Margaret II. Hamilton.
Mlsa Mima llugar, Miss Marlon Robert
sou. Miss I'lixnbPth Madden, Miss Mary
Sailer, Miss Loulso Walker, JIIss Jtosc
mary llowc Miss Krances Blcknell.
Miss Amello Selxas, Miss Mnrlon U. Dono
gbue, Miss i:il7.nbetli West. Miss Mar
garet Hrcchenrldge. Mlsa Mnry Hogue,
Miss Hcln NatliHiison. Miss Christina
llnrrl", .Miss Betty Bllllngslon. Miss
l-'iauces Carman. Mls Mary Moses and
Miss Maigarct Stralth-Mlller.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgp II. Kvans, of tho
Hellevuc-Stratford. will entertain tit it,
dinner-dance nt the Button on Friday:
veiling:. Juno Iff, tn honor of Miss Isa
bella Wnnainnker, (laughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs, William IT. Wanatnakei', Jr.. of
odi'o.il. Merlon, who will ln married
to Mr. J. Howell Cuiimiliigs. Jr.. on Sat
urday afternoon, Juno 11, in tlip Cnl-!
vary Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth anil ,
LocusK si i cots. .Miss Wnnamaker will
nlse; bc'tlio guesl of honor nt a tbratro.
jm rt . In lie followed hy suiipcr, at the;
ltlt.-CinIloii this evening, to lie, given
lit .Mr. and Mis. Lulls August Uclmont
of Merlon Among tho guests will he
Miss i,i-rtruili' Conaway, Miss Mary
i;il7.abeth J-:iliolt. Mis Kitty Smith. I
Baltimore
Tailored
Waists
Prices
Of nimuiiit ni-innnl ih this
"t! .'': :"", "'''" " :," rai
unarming Diouse oi nnu m
Hiiality White Dotted Swiss
with collar, cull's and broad S
Irill daintily hem- Cf'J Q
stitched tP.tj
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PHILADELPHIA 1337
and Chestnut St.
CITY BRIGHTON BLOCK
Furniture
WILL Ket kicked.
Paints & Varnishes Since 1863
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Mln lEIIzabeth Orlbbell, Miss Marie I
' ulnnilnRg, .Miss Kleanore Cnnimlngs, I
AT . fn-.. r,Mi.A , ........I. i. .i
Miss Loulro Wnnnthaker nnd Miss Alma
Wanamaker: Mrs William Austin. Jr.,
A i'. Arthur K, I'cw. Mr. Hubert Barry,
Mr. (leorgo Hlahon, 3d. Mr James
Douglas Darby. Mr Arthur Hickman,
Mr Joseph Kartwlck.
Mrs. Charles Bradford Kraley and her
family, who spent the winter Cannes,
franco, aro at present In Paris. Mrs,
Maley, with hsr fnmlly. will sail for
this country tha latter part of May.
I)r. and Mrs. Henry P. Page. SIS South
Sixteenth street, have Issued Invitations
for a dinner nt the Merlon Cricket Club
on iTldny pvenlng. June 21. In honor of
their daughters, Mlfs Evelyn II. Page
and Miss .Nancy N. pge. The guests
will later attend the Cinderella dance,
Mlsa OraeTo Campbell, of Morlden,
Conn., who will attend as one of tho
bridesmaids at the. wedding of Mlsa
'-.Jherlne H. Lee. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tlornco H. Lee, of Havcrford, mid
Mr. JLvati i J. Lester, Jr. of this city,
which will be solemnlzpd on Saturday,
Juno IS, In tho Bryn Mawr Picsliyter
Inn Church, will he the guest of her
uncle. Dr. R. Holmes, of Nnrberth, next
month.
Mr nnd Mrs. Samuel Bisptiam, I.IOrt
l)n I.nncoy place, will leave early In
Juno for Cape May, where thev will
spend tho summer. Miss Kleann'r Bis
tihnm, who baa been visiting In St
Loula for some time, will return home
tho latter part of tho month.
Mr, and MrB. 15. Walter Clark, of Kee
waydin. Chestnut Hill, have Usucd In
vltatlonn for the nmrrlagp of their
daughter, Mlsa Frances B. Clark, and
Dr. James K. Stoddard, on Saturday,
June 4. nt 1 o'clock, In the chapel of
Pomfret School, Connecticut.
Mra. James C. Howe, who spent sev
eral months In Southern Franco, re
turned to her homo In Chestnut Hill last
week.
Mra. Joseph L. Fritz and her daugh
ter, Miss Henrietta Fritz, of rolbam
Court, will leave today for Princeton,
whero they will epend the week-end.
Mr. J. Wllmor Blddle and his daugh
ter. Miss Harriet Blddle. of the, Bit
Carlton, who are spending somo time In
tlio Blue It idee Mountains of Virginia.
will letum homo the latter part of the'
month. I
Mrs. C, Kdwnrd Atherton. nf iliwrtel.
gravltt. who hurt hecn spending several
weeks In North Carolina, will return
home early next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bichard McCall, Jr., of
tho Lenox Apartments, will ocoupv their
homo, 2115 Locust street, on Monday
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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Suits Dresses Wraps
for Every Occasion
Specially Priced
We Have Taken Great Reductions
on Our Spring Stocks and Are
Offering Wonderful Values in New
Summer Apparel
SUITS....Nwr,tea20'0059-50
Formerly 39.iW-150.00
DRESSES ?. 1 9-50.65 .oo
Formerly 39M-135M
WRAPSnow 25 -oo 7 5 .oo
Formerly 59.50-150.00
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Photo by t'nchracli.
MISS JIAItV STOUT
Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. OeirRO
Clymcr Stout, of Ilerwyn, who will
take part 'In tho Devon Horso
Show, which will tnho place tho
last of this month
next. Mr. and Mrs. McCall expect to
spend the summer ut'YeiHnor, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I, Hn.lelon Mlrkll and
their daughter. Miss Kllxo Mlrkll. 2107
Do Lancey street, will leavo on Wednes
day. Juno 1. for Wobl Chester. Pa..
whero tboy will occupy their summer
nome until tn autumn.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Albert Draper Whiting,
of 1623 Spruce street, will leavo early
in August to spend a fw weeks with
Dr. WhltliiK's mother. Mrs. S. I). Whit
ing, at Swampscott. Mass
Mr and Mrs. Charles Kllis !oodiii of
Stir. NaN.ihiip street. Chestnut Hill, will
Ic.-ito m Sunday for Buck Hill Kalis,
wheio they will occupy Wtndccoto, their
KUtnmcr ptacc, until uetoner 1.
Mies Julia A. Bcrwlnd. of 102 South
Twenty-first street, will occupy her villa
nt Newport early In June,
Tyrol Wool is on sale here only.
Is all worsted.
Endless in wear.
Will not shine.
Will not muss.
Hang-Tailored Suits
Ladies', Misses', Juniors'
22.75 27.75 38.75
Mannish Shirts and Woists
Mnil tp oriir ir ready to w-ar.
New Russia Calf Ladies'
Full-Fashioncd Pure Thread
Silk Hou'ery, 1.75
QERMANTOWN
Mrs fleorge 1 Kstnbrook. fi2ft West
Cliveden avenue, and Mrs. tinny II.
Skerrett, of .1.13 West Upsal street, aro
spending it fw days In Washington.
Mlsa tjmmaMasey, of 46n Wayne
avenue, liaa Issued cards for a bridge
party on Saturdny, May 21
The regular meeting of the Phi
Kpsllon flamma, was held nt the homo
of Mr W. S. Bressler, 33 Hnut Collom
street, flermnntown, on Tuesday ctftilng
Tlin following menibers were present:
Mr J B. .Armstrong. Mr. II S Horry.
Mr W. S." Breasler. Mr. J. I", Carson.
Mr K, H Davis, Mr. H. C. Dubois, Jtr.
II. B, Jone, Mr. A. K Jordan. Mr.
I. It McN'ell, Mr. 11. W Schln.p'. Mr.
K. C. Schmidt, Mr. D. W. Sylvester. Jr.,
and Mr. W. IC. Jefford Mr A. II. I'll
mann. a visitor, waa also present! Tho
next meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ning, Mny 24, nt tho homo of Mr. H C
On HoW. 225S North Cndwnllader street.
ALONG THE READING
He it ntt .Mrs. J FrederUk Herbert,
of Penmar, Old York road. Ogontz. no
I'otniinnled bv their daughter, .i Corn
Herbert, will leavp the bitter part or
the month for a two months' trip to the
Pacific Coast, and from there, to Hono
lulu. They will return bv wnv of tbe
N'orthern Pacific route. '
Mrs Wilklnn J. Perkins, of Old York
road nnd Spring avenue, FJklns Park,
entertainer! tho members of her brldgo
club on Tuesday afternoon.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Tim marriage of Miss I.lllinn Kath
ryn Hanna. daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hanna, of 2843 Diamond street,
to Mr. LpwIs It. Biggies, will bp solemn
ized on Saturday, June is, nt the home
of the bride.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert II. Krlsclier. of
hi ill T'nrliQlflrt nvnnna l.n .. i
from their wedding trip, and will leave
shortly to spend the summer nt AtlnntlcJ
City. Mrs. Krlsclier will h,. rnM,ni..,i I
ns Miss Sara Cathelda Both before her
ra i.nincina Koth before her1
hlch took place aHt month
Mrs. John P Hole,. , , , ,
r ntenue. iinimum n1M ,,
marriage, wnic.n look place 1
Mr. nnd
Westminster
rince or their fl.'itiohin.. tn...
Acnes
Mnrv Boles, and ilr i.-..i,.ni ........
BlKlev. of tills fltV. on Anrll ',i i., ,..
Church of our Mother of Sorrows.
Friedenbercs
DRESS SHOP
Opening Day
Saturday, May 11th. 1921
Sample Frocks Exelumvc in desifn.
Priced remarkably Ion. Advanced in
iividunl modes in the icvct fabrics
will br, on display Saturday.
EMPIRE BLDG.
Take Elevator
Stiilo 50-t-iV. E. Cor l.Vb and Walnut
Kprrlnliioi'j
til Sisri
t, IH, tS, Sfi
giiriiiri!
George Allen, inc. i
1214 Chestnut Street 1214 J
Nowaday's It's Allen's Hats 1
,
WE ANNOUNCE FORTIUS WEEK END i
A REMARKABLE SHOWING 1
Special Value Trimmed
Hats
Around $10.00
We liavo iiliinnrd mimy das to produce these smart hats and
they are richt ff the needle. The jounu miss or the matron can
lind a most hccomiiiK model from the Hide choice of shapes to he
found in our Millinery Salon nt the moderate price of S10.00.
Allen's for Sports Hats
Over 50 Different Styles for Women. .Misses and Children
?t.50 Upunrd
Hosiery Specials for Saturday
Mot nf I lir inlll", iiiiiniifni'liirlnt;
on lrlkr -Incc Jiiniinr) I'lml. Till,
I tiipnrl mil.
Women's Kull-Kashioned Pure All-Silk Hose ...
Women's Full-Fashioncd Lisle-Top Hose
N omen's Full-Fashioncd Silk Lisle-Top Hose . . ,
Women's Full-Fashioncd Mercerized Lisle Hose .
Women's Full-Fashioned Mercerized Lisle Hose
omen's Full-Fashioncd Lisle Hosiery . . . . .
Children's hite Sox, with colored tops . . . .
Women's Fine Lisle Ribbed Vests
50c each or 3 Vests for SI. 35
lh' FHtn me Indeed verv sppclal vnlue .1
!!: mt thev conic tn rcBUlnr or bodice top, an. I
Ant pate your summer needs
Kays
ier White Silk Gloves, 75c nr.
TlirHe nre rrcularlv SIL'5 Mio ,u ,
w.tli sti'ihfd I.ulKs 2 tlanp, wrlBt lenir'h
Summer Veilings are Ready, SI. 25 yd.
.lust tho thitiK for ioar with IHIu-toiorecl hai K'pneh rllin
"li fhnilllo spots, white Krounrt with dots In cntra-tine shades f.r
henna and bluo. " lr" "'
Skirls of Real Belgian Linen, $5.95 1 '
Thm 1 Iphu than .the niBnufaclurer'H nm i,..i .....r. ,
nnoiiBli to urcuru theso skirts at a prlco coh.-cks.oii hirh Hrn m ,
f,n I., our UBtonifM Tho Bhades nre White It.we T.in Hficln fi.ii.f
The are ..tally worth 10.00 and will Bo very riuUk.v at Ui s pi ice.
Imported Eponge Wash Skirts, $3.95
-mo hYK ;,:,;--'-
2h to 30 Inch waist tnenuure.
May Sale of Dress
i
F n unite nainsooK uri-s Shields. H.mhal . t- ,
perspiration, also flenh-eolorail Bhlelda with pur., knu
sinple o' doiilue -ororl Slue i and 3 m wlme and '
color. aluti 30c u pair at '.'0c u pair.
Foivnes Filosette Gloves, $1,25 to $2.00
llloetle In a washable fabric In tin c.oh wea. i,i.,u nte ., xerv
ttraelUe Kfove and Berviceablo aa vt- Ail the new spn ic -luidel
n tho atu-ortinent ' ' 'h Biiauea
2 clp wrUt Irnjtli, HI 5 pair.
,Iut below llin elbow nt l.7, pair.
1'ull elbow length ut 2,on pair.
Coty's L'Origan
Wo liavo Juat received a new Importation nt this fnmo. r,k
1-nce Powder An excellont quality pouder frnBrHn wiTt" , den.hth
light' rr!urk ItoBrc. Th UhadM 'lre WhUe' Klt,sh' ur ""' "'"neui'fn'.i
Thero la pltnty of all ehades. War Tax, a u bnt,
Allen' 8 French Hair Nets, $1.00 Doz
"The Old Original Quality"
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!,. ,7n rv'ov.rTor AUnSSitl B""
ltH.illu p.nlnn. 1 ,,. ,...- UA.
" "" "..' .. J ' J- -- fitirtj
IOq for a eampla net or ask tho women who wear them!!
HiTMiiiliiiTn,livriiriiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii'iii''BMii'i
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs William It. J'rovo3t. of Ches
tor, who la recuperating from a recent
illness, left lodav for Atlantic lly.
whero sho will spend a few weeka at
the Marlborough-Blcnhelm, accompanied
by her mother. Mrs Albert Rorster Da
mon, of Lansdowne Mr. Damon will
join them over tho week-ends.
Mra. Samuel Lyons entertained nt
luncheon followed by bridge, nt her homo
In Chenler on Wednesday afternoon.
NORRISTOWN
Mli
Sara McAfee.
Mls
Mar.orlo
Miss'
Ward
Mlsa Kllznhetn
Heaton,
ICittharlnn Bodunbaugh, Miss Helen
Kennedy. Miss Mnry Borncmnn. Mrs.
Harrv Knnies nnd Mrs. Thomas Satncs.
of thla borough, aro In Washington At
tending the .lubllee celebrating the fif
tieth anniversary of tho Women's For
eign Missionary Society of the Bnptlt
Church. Mrs. Sames Is secretory of
tho Knstern District of the Pennsyl
vania Society.
Sewell-Hlnman Wedding
A pretty wedding took place fn Wed
nesday evening nt 7 o'clock when Mlsx
Buth FJIzabeth Hlnman. of 1312 North
Fifty-sixth street, liecama the bride of
Mr. Paul Carlton Sewell, .of 2029 South
Fifty-seventh street, the Rev. W. C.
Sanderson, I). D., officiating. A re
ception followed Immediately after the
ceremony.
Tho bride, who wns given In marriage
by her father, Mr Albert II. Hlnman.
worn a gown of white bridal net and
carried a shower bouquet of white roses
nnd lilies of tbp allev She wan at
tended by Ml"s Ann Lukens as maid
of honor. M". Sewell bnd for his best
man Mr Ldward Hurgp
After an extensive wedding trip Mr.
nnd Mrs. Sewell will live nt 2029 Soutli
Fifty-seventh street, whero they will
be at home after JllnB '
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Molfrte I'rlren emSkjf
Invitation
or Anaoonce-
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ROYAL ENGRAVING CO, 8M Wtliit St. ' :
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In v aro a iiv flriM
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Shields, 20c pr.
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a Allen'H Hair Nets wnri i.
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Cedar Crest College Meeting
The PhilndPlpbla Branch of the
Aluuinno of Cellar Crest College for
Women, of Allenlown. held this Ala
meeting on Tuesday afternoon nt the
homo of Mrs. diaries Kline, of r,:tc i 'o
lumbla avenue, Lansdale. A soi lal Ivoir
followed tho business meptlng. Among
tho members prespnt were Mrs Kdwlii
Smiley, of Ablngton, Miss Anna Urlm
of Allentown: Mrs John I'rl- k. of Oak
Lane; Mrs. It R HarUell. of Chnlfontc.
Mrs S n Moyer, of p'rknslp Mr.'
William i.odsi'hell. of Colmiir: Mr
II T. Mover, Mrs A It Heiniati. Mr
Kduin tlotwnl" f Lnrsdale Mi
Frank Kuii'z, .Mr" ll'iu.iid ne,-ki
Mrs Wnltpr Seatt, Mr- l.i.-ob Detgei
GrapeNuts
Is a splendid wheat
and malted bariey
food with a particu
larly pleasing'flavor
and real nourishing
value.
Economical
No Waste
AXELROD
216S.52dSt.(Fll)
Clearance Sale
Today, Saturday & Monday
All Sports Suits $16.50
Canton Crepe Dresses. $27.50
73 Fancy Plaid Skirts. 58.75
Tnlly-Ho & Here & There Silks
.OPEN EVERY EVENING Ji
d-fR.iinRiniiraiiwriiurm:iimiP'mnniniH!3!wr'iiiii:B!rii'nvmitniiitimiiTiiH-iMiiis
I
Fresh from the nest f
i
Gold Seal
Eggs
35c
carton
of twelve
At all our Stores
2
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STORES CO.
UUdUl
, -.iili.'iniliiiii .'i'w1 " i ni'iiiiiiuii:i)!i,'ii.M,i,. i ,:iiiui m,i 1 1 m,
,'OniJa MOST BEALTIKVL TIIATnB
MARKET AT 19th
Marshall Neilan
rrc.nt t'.WDAM, PAHfllsHS
'BOB HAMPTON
OF PLACER"
NM '
Hi' Ms MKIOII.W n ' rilP
'STANTON
. MARKET AH. 1GTH
IBERTLYTELL i,''sl
"THE MISLEADING LADY""
rrtoM Pi,ivnp PAMr: N.AM
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LOUISE GLAUM
IV Ftr.T SlIOWINO OF
"I AM GUILTY"
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"TOO WISE WIVES"
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iVICtORIAl'rK"?,
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Tn
5 PM.
''n.ijmnTiiD viki
, "THE hTAR ROVER"
. , 1(. , 7 , HI
CAplTOL TOSJ
In "f.trciera ..- .' ..:.. ,'l'ilSi
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FJOWNTOWN TJCKBT OPTTICEI OPEN
topat at ominEiyfl
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St
n'AMn?T,'l"-':' dM?ir
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tt'nuiiKMs
Rjft its -scoflcxsxBtsKj &m
and Mrs njmge If. Mr-Kny, of this cltyt
The git"sti of honor weie Airs Drcseher,
Miss HvpImi Knehler. Miss iSauner, Mlsn
Allien Kline, Mus ."ianres Bean. Mis
Miriam Kline and Master lldgar Kllna,
of this clt
PlHi,Annr.rifiA h m:,m. ttiRATrtEB
Diiti:i Ti"s "f i.kk . J t Mil UEiir
LYRIC LAST 2
NIGMTS .
I Lnat Mnt lomor, " ',' $ 50
EVERyBOOy A' AHUA. ADOMS HJU9
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rfe I rfliAMA tn -"t6 si Mufi tiVKB iucmt
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a B&irictM6uyarsiiaMvsrM
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ii tT a tr,
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TfC BoHtfAHS NC. AaHOVNC
&rW3ZD ANO 3TAOtO tf
John Murray ftNDeiiso"
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA H0USEJ
POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS
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NIOTI IS !,nr TO Jl SO
600 Orchestra Seats, $1.00
MATINEES:
Orchestra .....)..$ 1 .00
Balcony - . .50
Family Circle 25
8HAT3 NOW OV HXt.K FOR DALANCn
or kn'o.hi:ment
Willow Grove Park
Opens
Saturday, May 14tH
With
NAHAN FRANKO
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Concerts Every Afternoon
and Evening
Thor Ontr Ittvm-l vow at Hi pm
for Mul IfMirtn T'.jr'pr1 3nMtli
T1IK I'lnUiMATHIiAN FO'TRTT
This Week University of Penna.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S
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I'll If. Alim, I'HIA S K'lti:.MOT THEATRES
BROAD LAST2EVGS."
i v-" mit TovniiRoT
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MANTELL
GENEVIEVEHAMPER
TONIGHT MACBETH
V. MERCHANT OF VENICE
: ,,ir JULIUS CAESAR
G ARRIOC" ;H.iy
Pop. Mat. Tomorrow J.' $2
Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians
TE nBAL Mfsi'.AI- i OMCDy
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GRfiNO OlD NAMS P
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F6RRESTlast -7 i c,s.
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. -oi's Grrn1.!! M is ca' i cpq)
RALPH DUNBAR S RFVIVAL.
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ALL, MQHT8 AD -A : MAI
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Beginning Monday 2:30, 7 0
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METROPOLITAN opera
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Del.ani'.y ll.it'lt) IieLnnmy n' 17th
Next Week ScaU Now
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