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s l&nfrocka 0 white and pink, with
'SJakiMtln sashes, xney -
TL'iltbiether a splendid affair,
J? 55 rwepUonat Mbs Berwlnd's
21 if Wert Jam. Erery one a
'2!. and the light frocks and aunvner
?;C Pretty. MI" Berwtad
avtv handiorao In pearl gray
K Line trimmed with silk fringe.
fiWal wS of ftay m?llne horsehair
M ft was trimmed witn a wonoenui
iia M-.-nrnt Bcrwind
K.IJ hinnlni. too, and so did her
KnMrs. fiarry Berwlnd, I lore
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7 it soring wedding, n uiwuya
Imi i gay and bright. Just because
2? om T wears pale colors. There
-7 several of tho loveliest corn
& "rocks rwteJday, and one of the
NiwYork women who came .over for
Rent was attired In a cafo-au-lalt
Md "ream lace and chiffon that' was
ret'nfller-husband are going
inn to Cuba for the summer .and then
Uter expect to sail for Europe. They
Sftf live Ita New York on their return
from the other side.
PERHAPS you think there are no
more' out-of-doors affairs till the
jdnTrSte next week, but you an. mis
taken.' for on Saturday thdrc will be
t 'dolnn out at the Howard Paws'
foa. in Ardraorc. They are calling
Sff entertainment an English Village
Fair and it's to be given for the benefit
cf the Philadelphia -Homo for Infants
ind tho Southwnrk Neighborhood
House. There Is to be a fairy play in
Se garden, "The Trdll of the Moun
tains,'' and rhythmic dancing by the
HMudredLongstreth and Sally Flnck
are to tell fortunes, and Mrs. James
Anders will sing nonsense rhymes with
three other women.
They are having ono charming Idea.
Mrs. Harrison Cancr, Jr., is to be
dressed like "Mary, Mary Quite Con
trary," and in her rows of ' 'sllvor
bells and cockle shells," she will have
all Borts and kinds of surprises for tno
children. It is a new kind of grab
bag idea and a very charming ono, I
think. Oh I and thcro are all aorta of
surprises and delightful plans In tho
miking'. I hope it will be,a clear day.
mHE death of Mrs. Norman Jackson
J. up in Salem, Mass., last week, was a
great shock to her friends, and it is no
exaggeration to say that her friends
were legion. I know of few women who
were as greatly loved as Mrs. Jackson.
Bhe had gone up to Salem with Miss
Barah Drayton and Miss Harriet Dray
tea for the summer and was taken ill
with tonsillitis shortly after arriving
there and died on Friday. Mrs. Jackson
was always a leader and good worker
here. She was ono of tho most active
workers on the board of tho Hospital
for Epileptics. Her home was at 1000
Pine .street, and the Misses Drayton
lad been living with her there this last
year. The funeral was held in Salem
early this week.
A CERTAIN lady you know and I
know was introduced to a very dis
tinguished gentleman the other day, and
you really could not quite blame her
for being flattered when he remarked In
a complimentary tone: "I think I must
have seen you in oils, somewhere." The
only trouble was that ebe showed she
was pleased, and she told her sister-in-law
about it. Now auld sister-in-law.
while interested, thought it would do
no harm to take the lady down a bit,
and she said: "What did he think you
were, a sardine?" And to add to her
discomfiture, an appreclntlvo friend
Joined in and furthered the cure by
ayitjg: "I guess it was a nice way oT
M'llng you that you were n poor flshL-'
The only trouble about it all was that
the flattered one enjoyed the jokes
as much as those who made them, nnd
bow she bores every ono to death by
, telling the whole story.
NANCY WYNNE.
. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Air nnri Um. rTHu.MlnM t nKit.i.
aav announced the engaKement of their
daughter. Miss Edith Wharton Dallas.
jf" io me iter. Stanley v. Wilcox
B. T. B., son of Mrs. Ellen Wilcox, o
uermantown. Mr. Wilcox Is assistant
Church U10rla De ola Sweden)
m?vltatloys have been Issued for the
t.. - ! v"-.i""" inline j annoy, aaugn
Mr of Mrs. Mario Montuof 121 Madison
vnue, New York. and formeriv of
this
ciiy, and Mr. Francis Beverley
?7 ft J' wJ?ich 'lu ,ake P'ac on June
v!nT.th,e cIil?rch of the Incarnation,
!?,.Torku TJ18, bria wl be given In
"""ago by Major Montu nnd the cere.
! ",.. e Parrormed by the Rev.
n!vynf,V.SnveJv DA D- assisted by the
S5L.DUTncan H- Browne. Miss Helen
wii fri'tJannyij a sister of the bride,
KSu.5? ?? m5ld of honor ftnd on'y at
M? HJir?yJP wUl haa nlB brother,
th,f;E?ry J?;.Eyr.e- aB be8t '"an. and
W?nE? Mv,llJnclud6 Mr. Rodney W.
J"". Mr. Edward Kurd, Mr. Nor-
Biirii;-!?.' "'ify.w. Miner. Mr.
v.: ; ,t,uIl u,la alr ueveney m,
f.yre. a cousin of the brldPirmmrv r.
ontu was Miss Lena Carstalrs, of this
eflijrkv JF"- WV PlunHett Stewart,
feadtnndonhc;r,on ftft
fttli&fcJnStaS' SwartdaUJrht M,M
Mr j u"""."1. aribbel. daughter of
Si TTdnMrT8,V John Qrlbbel, of It Aus-
Jtr.1' Wana'makeV. daughter of
Jr 5t$5- ,ufem."- Wanamaker,
marrtidWo(rgyf "erl". who will be
11 to m ? &aturd.aX. afternoon, June
tti r.i J' Hw Cummlngs, Jr.. In
te.nain Pr?byterlan Church, Six
"nth and Locust street. mi nnhh.ii
SBMlilBiiiiiiiiiiini
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Norman Jackson
will attend Miss Wanamaker an 6ns of
her bridesmaids. Miss Gribbel, who has
uBon epenainer a, raw aays in New YorK,
will' return to her home today.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Archer Rulon, of
Wayne, have Issued invitations for a
dance at Philadelphia Cricket Club on
Friday in honor of their niece; Miss
Dorothy Steele, of Bryn Mawr, who will
be married on Wednesday, June 8, to
Mr) Earl Warner.
iL.Irnnrt Jfrs- Charles A. Munn and
their family, of Woodcrest. Radnor, will
eall on Juno 28 for Europe, whero they
win spend the summer traveling; In
France, England, Italy and Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A'. Schmidt, of
Welt,vreten, Radnor, will epend the early
summer at Jamestown and Newport. It,
I. They will sail for Europe later In the
summer. Mrs. Bchmldt has Just re
turned from New York, where she spent
the early spring-.
Miss Agnes Rowland Levis, daughter
of Mr. Charlwi Magarge Levis, 6024 Mo
Galium Atfnt. ftrmn.nfntvn. will annnrl
tho late summer In East Gloucester, Me.
Air. ana mrs. uenjamin uiyao wells
and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth D.
Wells, and their sons, Mr. Calvin Wells
and Mr. Louis B. Wells, of Montgomery
avenue, Bryn Mawr, arof spending the
early pummor traveling in Europe.
Mrs. William W. Hepburn and her
daughters, Miss Mario Louise Hepburn
and Miss Jane Shaw Hepburn, of Or
chard Lee, Vlllanova, who are spending
tho summer abroad, have left Paris to
go to Italy and Spain. They will return
to Franco Into in July.
Miss Louise Butterworth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Werner Butterworth, of
Crofeld street and Sunset avenue,
Chestnut Hill, whoso marriage to Mr.
Frederick Hcmsloy Levis will tako plaoe
on Wednosday, June 22, will be tho guest
of honor at a bridge on Saturday, June
18, to be given by Mrs. Louis T, Oelger,
866 West Johnson Btrcot, Germontown.
Miss Emily B. Fox, daughter of Mrs.
Georgo Fox, 8005 Crefeld streot, Chest
nut Hill, will entertain at bridge on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Kox and Miss
Fox will spend July and August at Euat
Gloucester, Me.
Miss Nancy Sollors, of Radnor, enter
tained at luncheon and brldiro yesterday
In honor of Miss Louisa V, Nowlln, of
Haverford. whosn marrlium to Mr. W.
Beaumont Whitney will be celebrated on
Saturday
iy.
Tho guosts Included Mrs.
James C. Newlln, Mrs. Gilbert Mather,
Mrs. John Brownback. Jr., Mrs. Joseph
R Rollins, MIS9 Rnchel Price, Miss Mil
dred Longstreth, Miss Eleanor B. Robb,
'Miss Adelaide Newlln, Mlsa Mary New
lln, MIsb Francos Leaf, Miss Mary Whit
ney. Miss Caroline Barclay. Miss Betty
.Elliott and Miss Dorothy, Blair. Miss
sellers win attenu Mies wownn as ono
of her bridesmaids,
Mrs. Charles Price Maule. of 2217 Rlt
tentenhouse street, who has been spend
ing a few days In Edgewater Park, N.
J., as tho guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Clark
son, of Spruce Aero, will return to her
home tills evening1. Mrs. Maulo will
leave next month for Bay Head, N. J.,
where she expects, to remain until the
autumn.
Judge nnd Mrs. William W. Porter, of
135 South Eighteenth street, will leave
early in Aumtst for the White Moun
tains, where they will remain until tho
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wlndlsch, of
6603 North Broad street. Oak Lane, en
tertained Informally at their homo last
evening after tho wedding: rehearsal of
their aausnter. auss uima winaiscn,
who will Be married tomorrow evening
ni 7 ociock to iur. unarieB mause Tay
lor, of Mount Airy, In tho Fleishman
Memorial Church, Ninth and Luzerno
streets. Tho guests Included the bridal
party.
Among those who gave parties at the
1021 Chestnut Street
Specially Arranged for Tomorrow
250 Sut.imer Hats
at Extraordinary Reductions in
GREAT CLEARANCE
Formerly li
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Taffetas
Rough Straws
Batavias
Gros de Londres
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MItS. SOSTHENE8 BEHN
Wio before her marriago yesterday,was Miss Margaret E. Dtmliip, of
this city, and niece of Miss Julia A. Berwlnd, of 102 South Twenty
first street
Huntingdon Valley Country Club dinner
and danoo on Memorial Day were Mr.
and Mrs, H. E. Asbury, Dr. and Mre.
Thomas Reading, Mr. Jumes Collins,
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison Frailer,
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Blddle. Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton C. Ingraham, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Haines. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Morton
H. Fottorolf, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
Royer, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Geiger,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cochran, Comman
der and Mrs. George W. Sampson, Mr.
and Mrs. Chnrlea E. Schmidt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Halgh Dalngerflcld, Mr. John
Gay, Mr. and airs. Harold B. Larzelere,
Mrs. E. N. McCuilough and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lewis Ross.
Invitations havo been Issued for the
wedding of Mlsi Ethel M. Walls, (laugh
tor of Mrs. Walter D. Walln. of Wil
mington, Del., nnd Mr. James Lewis
Courier, son of Mr, nnd Mrs. Harry B.
Courier, of this olty, which will tako
placo on Saturday afternoon. Juno IS,
at 4 o'clock. In Westmlnstor Presbyter
Ian Church. A small reception will fol
low at tho home of the bride, 1428 North
Van Buren stroet, at half after 4 o'clock.
Mr. Courter servod overseas with tho
101st Flold Signal aBttallon, of the
Twenty-sixth Division, through the dur
ation of tho war and was awarded tho
Distinguished Service Cross and the
Croix de Guerre for exceptional bravery
under flro at Marchovllie, France, on
September 28, 1918, together with other
regimental citations from tho United
States and France.
Mr. and Mrs. Loulo Rodman Page, Jr.,
and their family, of 201G Locust street,
will leave the latter cart of next week
for York Harbor, Me., whero. they will
occupy tneir cottago until tno autumn.
A wedding of intorcst will be solem
nized very quietly on Wednesday aft
ernoon, June 8, when Mlsa Florence
Budd. daughter of Mrs. Howard Budd.
will become tho bride of Mr. Franklin
M. Harris, 3d, of Mt Airy. The cere
mony will be performed at the home of
tno Driaeo motner, 4242 spruce street,
In the presence of tho Immediate fam.
Illes of the bride and bridegroom. Miss
Olive Suddcrs will attend as maid of
Tionor and only attendant for Miss
Budd, and Mr. Harris will be attended
by Mr. Wlllard Jones ns best man. On
their return from a wedding trip the
All
Amazing
Values
bride and bridegroom will live In Mor
rlstown, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wynne, of 2404
North Sixteenth street, announco tho
betrothal of their daughter, Miss Leah
B. Wynne, to Mr. 8. Mayer Felden
nolmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Felden
lielmer, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Futerntk, of
2214 North Fifteenth otreet, announco
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Leah Futernlk, to Mr. Jacob 6. Hoffman,
son of Rabbi and Mrs. Benzoin Hoffman,
on May 26.
Muslcale In Logan
A musical progrnm of rare excellence
was rendered last evening at tho Muh
lenberg Memorial Lutheran Church in
Logan. In addition to the girls' chorus
of the church tho audience was enter
talnod by Florence Adelo Wlphtman,
harpist; James H. Challenger, boy so
prano; Edna May Waser, elocutionist,
and Virginia Marguerite Krause, pian
ist. Tho program was arranged by the
girls' chorus, which sang four numbers
remarkably woll. The irlrls presented
their loader, Mr. Ferdinand Mayer, and
their pianist, Mrs. Wesley Miller, with
nanasomo uouqueis.
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Special To m o rrow
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Taupe, Lucille, Black.
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Simplicity & the expres
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Youthful Simplicity
Organdie PleaHnga.
Black Cire Ribbon,
hand - made Flowers,
Irish Lace and Em
broidery are seen on
the delightful Frocks
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orchid, white, green
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WEDS MR. G. W. WAIT
Marrlaga rf Mlsa Minnie Hex-
amer and Mr. George H.
McMullin
A weddlnr of Interest will be solem
nited at 7 o'clock this evenw In the
Memorial Church of the' Advocate,
Eighteenth and Diamond streets, when
Miss Lillian Price Homer, of Rosemont,
will become the bride of Mr, George
William Wait, of Chicago. The Rev.
Henry Martin Medary, pastor, will of
ficiate. Miss Helen Homer, sister of the
bride, wilt attend as maid of honor
and Mrs. Edward Frutchy, Jr., will at
tend as matron of honor. The brides
maids will Include Mrs. Frank Yhost
hnd Miss E. Dorothy Barber. Miss
Doris Yhost will attend aa flower girl.
Mr. O. Brook Sefton, Jr., will at
tend Mr. Walt as best man. The
ushers will Include Mr. Edward
Frutchy, Jr., Mr. James McNulty, of
New York! Mr. Reed Colhoun and Mr.
Lester Weaver. . ..
A recentlon will follow at the Belle-
vue-Btratford. On their return from a
wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs. Walt
will live In Cincinnati, O.
MeMULLIN HBXAMER
The wedding of Miss Minnie Hex
amer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam B. Hexamcr, of Merlon road,
Merlon, and Mr. Georgo H. McMullin
wilt b nolemnlzrd very Quietly at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the home of
the bride's parents In the presence of
the immediate families.
The Rev. George Leslie Gossllng rec
tor of St. Matthias' Enlscooal Churoh.
Nineteenth and Wallace street, win
perform the ceremony.
The bride, who w 111 be e.
tven In mar
rlage by her father, will be
attended
by Mrs. W. Ralston
Rogers, Jr., as
matron of honor.
Mr. Robert Harden
McMullin as bost man.
will attend Mr.
MASBU HANDEL
The marriago of Miss Margaret
Katnarlno Handel, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Handel, of 4455
North IJber street, Germantown, to Mr
Aiirea w. iviaser, or oio nonn twen
tieth street, will take place at 7 o'clock
this evening In All Saints' Lutheran
Church, Qermantown avenue and Cay
uga street, the Rev. Frederick Bowers,
pastor of the church, officiating. Mr.
Handel will give his daughter In mar
riage. Miss Martha Maser. a sister of
tho bridegroom, will attond as maid of
honor and Miss Beatrice Morgan will
be tho bridesmaid. Mr. Jacob Handel
the bride's brother, will act as best
man. and the ushers will Include Mr.
Edwin Maser. Mr. Henry Maser, the
bridegroom's brothers, and Mr. Robert
Cullen. A reception for the families
and a few Intimate friends will follow
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MISS HILDA SCIIOOII
Daughter of Mr. and" Mrs. Reno
Sehoch, of 2210 West Tioga street,
wtiOM marriage to Mr. Paul F.
Lamorelle, of St. Davids, will take
placo this evening
the oeremony at the home of the bride's
parents. After a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Maeer will be at home at 4465
North Uber street
ZIEOLKR RIOHTER
The marralge of Miss Ethel Rlghter,
daughter of Sir. nnd Mrs. II. L. Rlghter,
of 608 Harvey street, Qermantown, to
Mr. Royden M. Zlegler, of 6030 Pu
laski avenue. Qermantown, will take
place at 7 o'clock this evening In St.
Michael's Church, Qermantown. the
Rov. Qllbrrt Pember, rector of the
church, officiating. Mr. Rlghter will
glvo his daughter In marriage and Miss
Dorothy Keppel will attend as maid
of honor. Miss Dorothy Rlghter will
be the little flower girl. Mr. F E.
Courtney will act nn bout mnn. and thn
ushers will Include Mr. Don Slmler. I
Mr. Willis "Wright, Mr, James Russell
Rock and Mr. Charles Whitney.
GILHOOL CONNOR
An Interesting wedding will take plac
this evening nt 6 o'clock In St. Matthias 1
Excess Weight
CanSe Avoided
attractiveness and energy, tor there ts a posi
tive, safe, health-giving remedy.
Trial treatment Gralu.
Collins Institute
For Women Exelutivmly
Bellarue Court Building, 1418 Walnut Street
Pbonti Sprees MM
Payment for eoartm can be arranged
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
June Sale
of Over
100 Trimmed Sports Hats
Less Than Vfe Price
A noTcl collection of the very newest Sport Hats for Summer
wear. Each hat is marked less than half price.
$5, $7, $8 & $10
Annual Summer Sale of
Notions and Toilet Articles
Allen's French Hair Nets
10o each!
During this sale only,
Hair Nets
"Sllpon" Cap Shapo French nalr Neto
"Import Special" ftrlht 8hap Hair Neta
THE OLD ORIGINAL QUALITY
Well-Known Toilet Articles Reduced
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. 35ei tax 2c
Cutex Cuticle Romover, apeclal 2801 tax Ic.
Cutex Compact Nail Pot 60c alt 4Sei tax Io.
Azurea and Floramye Sachet. 8.ci tax Be
Denney and Denner Cold Cream. SOo elie 86ci tax Io
Nallo. a waterproof nail polUhj 35o etie 25ei tax lr.
Elcaya Creme, 5c elie 48ci tax Ic.
Tooth Pastes and Tooth Brushes
Pcbeco or rrpaodent
Kolynoa Tooth Paete, XIci tax lc
Fine Qrade IMre Drlstlo Tooth Bruehee. bone or tranaparent handle. ISe.
Prophylactlo Tooth
Pur Brletle Nail Brushes. 28c.
Calox Tooth Powder, ueually 25c,
Quality Face Powders Underprice
Dorln rreneh Coropac Fae YmOtr,
Mary Garden Compact Face Powder,
Djor-Jviaa wompeci r;o -uwuj.
Cotya L'OTlKan Frrnch Face Pgwderi all ehadee. 72o box; tax 8c.
Un Air Embaume. larr ee. Gold Bar Cp
f 1 B0 elie. (l.tSl tax 8c.
in. Pacii Powder. BOc atie 85c. tax 2c
Aiurea and Floramo Face Powder,
Well-Known Talcum Powders
Underprice
Aiurea French Talcum, special 2ci tax lo.
DJer-Klu Talcum Powder, apeclal 24ei tax lc.
Quelquea Flours Talcum, OOoi tax 4c
Un Air Embaume Talcum, usually Tfic BAri tax 8c
Fine Soaps at Special Prices
Japonic. Olive Oil Castile Soap, (1.00 a dasen cakes.
Laco Spanish Caitlle Soap, special ISo cake.
Brltleb Bath Boap, 28o !: 8 cakea for 60c
Collate' Cashmere Bouquet Soap, medium elie. box of 8 cakes Bfte
Wnodbury's or Cutlcura Boap. COo cake.
Rojrer & Oallet Fine Boap. BOc
site.
Colgate's Fine Bosps, 10c kinds at
Standard Notions at a Saving
Best makes ot 100-jard Be wing-
at IBo a spool. Sl.ftft a dog,
uiaie WW enable Dress Shields,
Plv . a, iivi -wi apc)B OC pair-.?D
5StJSUai!rtili?J,iti5 -'on ""
Taffeta Beam Binding, black or white. T .. un.n. . ... ....
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rhitvMi. Wl. when Mtw Stara.' ft. den-
nor will become the bride of M1., Joseph
A. Qlthool. of this city. The bride will'
be given in marriage by her fatnerv
Mir Agnes C. Connor, the bride's sis
ter 111 nt aa maid of honor, ana the
brldsmalds will be Mlsa Isabel V. Con
nor, Miss Mary R. Ollhool, Miss Cathe
rine A. Bkelton and Mlsa Marlon C,
"dA Edward W. Gllhool will attend his
brother as best man, Tho ushers will
Include Mr. J. Malone, Mr. C. MoAvoy,
Mr. J. MoVarrlgle and Mr. M. waiger.
DONNELLY SCHLOEOEIj
A pretty wedding will take place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock In at, Monicas
Cathollo Church, at Seventeenth anrt
Rltner street, when Miss Elisabeth
Cecilia Bchloegel, of 226 South Six
teenth street, will be married to Mr.
Francis J. Donnelly, of 1435 .Porter
street The Rev. Joseph J, Kelly will
perform tho ceremony.
Mlrs Frances M. Donnelly, sister of
the bridegroom, will be bridesmaid, and
Mr. Dallas Bchloegel, brother of the
bride, will be best man.
KAHN QOLDBERQER
An aHrnr.tlva wftddlnar will be solemn
ised at the Rlts-Carlton this evening
when Mlf Ruth H. Goldberger, naugn
ter of Mrs. Pauline H. Goldberger, of
4632 Old York road, will be married to
Mr. Charles Kahn, the Rev. Joseph
Krauakopf officiating. The bride will
be attended by Miss Rosalind Bamberger
as maid of honor and her sister. Mrs.
Ralph Lebalr. will be matron of honor,
Mr. Kahn will have Mr. Stanley Hlnleln
an best man.
LAMORELLB SCKOCH
The marriage of Mlsa Hilda M.
Kchoch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reno
Sehoch. 2310 West Tioga street, to Mr.
Paul F. Lamorelle,. of St Davids, will
take plac this evening at 7 o'clock at
tho home of the bride. The officiating
clergyman will bo the Rev. William L.
McCormlck, of tho Bethlehem Presby
terian Church, Broad and Diamond
streets.
The maid of honor will be Miss Nan
nettr. MiAriol and thn matrons of honor
will Include Mrs. Ralph Schmucker. of
Charlotte, N. C, formerly or mis cuy.
and Mrs. Alvln R. Whltlock. The best
man will be Mr. Albert Hunt Miss
Kitty Hunt will act as flower girl, ana
tho ring-bearer will be Mr Rodman
Lamorelle The ushers will be Mr. Wen
dell D. Sehoch and Mr. Philip Hunt.
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"CIRCUS HEROES4
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Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Thursday, June 2, 8:15
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
Stars who positively will appear and wist
have donated Aetr aervlces Include:
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
WALTER C. KELLY. "The Vlralnla JudV'
VAN and 8CHENCK, "Zlegfeld Folllea"
BEN BERNIE. Noted Vlollnlat
MOSCONI FAMILY. Famoua Dancer
MARIE NARELLE, Prima Donna
VERA ROEHM. 1021 Beauty Qlrl. Centurr
Roof
GRACE NELSON
MADELEINE MeGUIOAN. Vloltnlet
KENNETH HUGHES, "Th Bny Wonder"
KATHLEEN NARELLE. Concert Planiat
FRANK MeGLYNN. Btr of "Abraham
Lincoln"
MORRIS DIAMOND. Dancer
AND OTHERS
AUSPICES AMERICAN COMMITTEE FO
RELIEF IN IRELAND
Hon. Theodore F. Jenklni, Chairman
Jamea A. Flaherty, Chrmn. Exec. Coma''
All proceed to relieve (uttering In Ireland
without retard to politics or religion.'
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In tha CaptUating- Musical Comedy
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