f ft " Vl ,1 - r r .n "4 . f in -in ' ' . . . , i . , , i ' " ' '" i ' ' Fm j. lUSFGOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE 'JVowy IPymic' Telfa of Pretty- jfrdcfo Scere ire RitKm- ioiwc Square ofie apeaics of L,ieutenant lieeds . , Marriage Here Yesterday . v r. .maMf nlntliM BnVborti Ben- "'"'V; tm T W T on'Jiaii ,w " -:. :,,. M ' JLpJ,",:r Tho other day ho 100 n nittenhoUse Square wearing a wal mJ frebk.toppcd'wUt n dolman1 d,1 dnrTbluT He hat was a fP 2fJjf"f 'dark bine 6repo trimmed 'tt "ith ainglo white pond Illy i t?L tierfeetlylovely. Barbara I?S " lS f tan (.ho used to bo " 4 rV awett looking. 'nKIttV Brfnto",- too, las a very good . u frock of black canton crepe, tefniMToC the skirt have n narrow P" Wale pay crepe' The sash' Is lnnfblnaton of. black and gray and f w is black. She weara nn ex Jtfly embroidered collar on tho bodice.- Dr.N'1 forget that today we have the, Jnrio Feto at Noble Station, 6r, ,tti . t the Huntingdon Valley Coun Urnnb You see, you take the train MrNoblo If you haven't a car and you &. 6 the trolley to the club gates, H Ssit'swhy I sound mixed. Ittd9 ho'e It will bo clear, for they ,nlf that the first Tuesday In Juno . ..n b clear day for years, and that ,"wT 5.0 auxiliary o'f the hospital M on Tuesday. Juno' 7. .Of course i vim had It explained to me that a JJ?H?r itorm would not bo considered ihht or a"y Uttlo shower like that, ? 1 having a literal mind, insisted ft.t an i time 1 1 wont to a Juno Feto at Z club, and camo a thunder storm. rA every one had to go insldo, but that 55 I haVo been told, was not a Tucs ill' Anyway, I bono it won't rain, don't you? TjAT was an Interesting wedding which took Place at noon yesterday it Holy Trinity Church. Francis wd who. as you know, is a lieu ten ? Tin the 'navy, was married to Miss Mtrr Fifpatrlck, of St. Paul, Minn. SScta Eeed is a son of tho late Judgo K Kd? of this city. His mother h now Mrs. Thomaa Potter, having Ln married to tho -Into Dr. Potter S 555 after Judgo Reed's death. ffliiwss formerly Mies Bcsslo Bond, a Site of M Frank Bond, whoso first llfewas the beautiful Miss Maggie Tyson, and of Mrs. Warren Ingerso.., wto was Miss Josephine Bond. Mrs. Bond, their mother and Francis Iteed's mndmotlur, was Miss Sarita McCall, and she lived for a number of years In South America, coming back to Phila delphia when her children wcro In their imm. Mrs. Potter la at present out In California living with her daughter Elizabeth, Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, and three little grandchildren, Charlotte. Beatrice and Sarita, who nro at school there. Henry Roed, Lieutenant Reed's elder brother, married Elizabeth Leeds, of Oermantown, and they llvo In New York. Tho elder Bister becamo a nun and Is now stationed in New York at the Sacred Heart College, Manhattan Till, -a V . . Lieutenant George Bower, U. S. N., attended tho wedding yesterday ns best man and Miss Harriet Waddell was maid of honor for Miss Fitzpatrlck. Mr. John Fitzpatrlck gavo his sister In mar riage and Dr. Tomklns officiated. Hen ry Reed came on. for tho wedding. JULIANA BAKER has come home from a visit to her fiance's parents, Dr. and Mrs. James W. Nixon, of San Antonio, Tex. You know her engage ment to Dr. James Nixon, Jr., was an nounced about a month ago. Her sis ter Sopblo is to be married to Ethan Allan Shcploy, of St. Paiil, on July 0 out at Bala. Dorothy Ely is giving a linen shower today at her home in Chestnut Hill for Juliana, and the ? nests will play bridge In the afternoon, nliana has bobbed her hair and is cute looking. I saw her recently In one of those sweater jersey dresses. It was a dark henna shade and her small round -rimmed silk hat was of the samo color. She Is dark and her hair is particularly thick and wavy. TOE had been very, very pert in U school the other day and had to tund in too corner for quito a while. When he came l.orao ho found mother lad received a noto about him, and she added to tho punishment. Joe, who is tlx, did not quito get the reason for it 11 and remarked lie : "Say, mother, what's the idea? I cot punished for this already at school." NANOY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES k The- gucsta who will attend ihe bridge today, which Mrs. Joalah Blaokwell Bar tow, of Cheitnut Hill, will give In honor of her daughters, Miss Elizabeth Dulles i Barton and Miss Mary P. Bartow, will Include Mies Margaret Earlo, Mho Vir ginia Earle, Mlaa Prances Ross, Miss Marianne P. Harris, Miss Bllso du Pont. Mlu Catharine S. King, Miss Elizabeth B. Field, Mlaa Lctltla Landreth, Miss Mary Gladys Muller, Miss Margaret Gueit, MIfs Bertha Smytho, Miss L,u wrtla S Heckscher, 2d. Miss Margaret T)rlr, Mls Jane B. Veatmnn, Miss Anne Torosend, Mlsa Margarotta Sharnless, Miss Elltabeth Prnzler, Miss luabel Glt- UPB'tMlas Clair Olttings and Mrs. John winthrop Claghorn. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. nartow and their daughters will spend, tno summer at Pocortno Preserve, Mo. Mr. Iind Xfr Afthtl rinnt-kirn n, .tM, of Spring Valley, Wynnewood, have la- Philadelphia Country Club, followed by ft theatre party, on Thursday evening In honor of their daughter, Miss Virginia. do'Mornt Smith, and their son. Mr. Ar- flltlt' T).iA,la CIL Ta. M.Ua t. a. .. V. ""'".ii oiiiilii, ji., whu lino io- cently returned from the Massachusettts -nsf i".io or Technology. Miss Smith, who Will bA 11. dAlmlanji nt nMl bAfiKnn -aIII be formally nreftAntAit tn mltv nt n. tut. .. t,, , ' j -- - - . - :.-. ..-? . uu. i nuny, uentember Z3. wn en win rx ropowed by a dinner and dance fOr the receiving party. Mrs. William W. I.ongetrctl., of tho --.uiniKvm, ana ncr ramiiy lert yoaier day for Capo May, where they will uuuvpv ineir cottage until tno autumn. Her dfincrlifif rid nriM..wi ixr T.nnw. stroth, -vvTll lio tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ooorgo B. Bartol.. Jr., of. 248 South Twenty-second strict, for a few weeks betoro SDCndlncr (Iia mimmdr n.1 fTnnn May. Mr. and Mrs. TJartol will leave cany next month for Northeast Harbor, Mo., whero they will rcmnln until tho uuiuimi, Mrsi Samuel Hlmpson Logon and hor daughters, MIbs Margaret S. Ixgah and Miss' M. Elisabeth Logan, of Chestnut xiiii, ion yeaieraay ror iiay Heau, im. ,i where they will spend tho summer" at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Slrawbrldgc. of 309 Boacon lane, Merlon, aro spending tho oarly .summer oa tho guests of Mr. Strawbrldge'8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fredcrlo H. Slrawbrldgc, at Torworth, their cstato In Oermantown. Mlfifl JlUin HaII Y,n(man rlatlvVitAi nt Mr. and Mrs. Pope Yeatman, of 1118 C?.M.K ,HMJk, la. .ua,.u a uc'mj nuvcii ib ciiacriaininK nar guest for a week at their summer homo In Chestnut HIU Miss Nanoy Oope. daughter of Mrs. "Walter Cope, of 200 Bast Johnson street, oermantown. Mrs. Copo and her family have left for Crow flold, their summer homo nt Saunders town, B. I., whero they expect to remain until the autumn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leeds Barroll, of 2127 Do Lancoy plaae, aro being congratulated upon tho nfrth of a daughter on Friday, Juno 3. Mrs. Barroll. before her recent wedding, was Miss Mary H. Bellamy, daughter of Mrs. John D. Bellamy, of Wilmington. Mrs. Bellamy and her daughter, Miss Marguerite Bellamy, aro ponding some time with Mr. and Mrs. BarrolL Miss Louise Butterworth will be thn guest of honor at a luncheon on Fri day, June 17, which her ount, Mlaa Elizabeth "Warner Butterworth, will glvo'at her home, Pelham road, Ger mantown. Mrs. Rutherford Pearson, of the Bellevue-Stratford. left yesterday for unca, r. ., wncro sno win attend tna wedding of Miss Maryette Andrews Doollttle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius T. Doollttle, of 2S7 Jencseo street. Utlca, N. T., and Mr. Archibald Douglas Russell, of New York and Princeton, son of the lato Mr. Archibald Douglas Tlussell. which will bo solem- nlzod today at noon In Grace Episcopal tnurcn, utica, n. t. Miss Louise Wanamaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "William H. Wanamaker, of Merlon, wilt give a dinner on Mon day evening, Juno 13, In honor of Miss Janet Maclarcn Darbv, daughter of Dr. ana Mrs. George Dana Boaraman Darbv. of Merlon, whoso marriage to Mr. Eldrldge Reeves Fenlmoro John son will tako place on Tuesday evo- ning. ,iuno 14, at 6 o'ciock. tn tne seconn Presbyterian Church, Twenty-second and Walnut streets. Mr. and Mrs. Arthlngton Gilpin, of 831 South Seventeenth street, have rented for tho summer tho house of Miss Mary Wold, at Knot Gravers lane, rrhMfnnf Hill. Minn Weld, nccomoanled by Miss Catharine Hodpe, will spend the summer nt Kean vaney, i .. Mrs. Edmund A. Crenshaw, of 519 TiAlhani mad. nm.anlo.vn. entertained at brldgo on Saturday In honor of Miss Leono Coudert, of New York, who spent the week-end as her guest. Mrs. Dllwyn Wlstar, of 6427 Wayne avenue, Oermantown, will spend the summer in mo rocono mountains. Mr. R. Lockwood Jones, of 2210 St. TnmM nlncA. left yesterday for Kenne- bunkport. Me., where ho will spend some time with his mother, Mrs. Samuel Howell Jones, of St. Martins lane, Chcst tiuf Hill, nt her cottage. Mrs. Jones will Join her husband tho latter part or tnis wecu ana win reinu.ii. .ur tho Eummor. , MIhs Muriel Blshon. of Torresdale. who has been spending several months abroad, hnn roturnea to ner nome. Mr. nnd Mrs. Houston Dunn, of 401 South Twenty-second street, will leave thn lntter nart of this week for Soring Lake, N, J., where they will occupy their cottage until tno autumn. Mr. and Mrs. William Thompoon and their family, of Fifteenth and Locust trtreets, hays '"ft for York Harbor. Mo., whero thoy will occupy their cottage for tho summor. Mrs. A, Sydney Carpenter, of 1606 atdSMhtv v i.HHb.HKK7V a.lllllllllllllllllllllBBBHaBBik.B BIIIIIIIIIIIallllH'vVIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIv MISSD.S.MORTIMOORE WEDS MR. F. F BURCH Marriage of Miss Emma S. Bradbury and Mr. J. Munro . Robinson ' Straws & Panamas Cleaned and Remodeled In lbs newest shape for Serins' and Born nitr. Our 40 rears of ei ptrltnc t at roar Mnirr STEINMAN PRAnnrAi. nArrmi 54 N. 7th St. Phono, Market 2437 Hm i&iy IE imAm'mm $&wlm. BoW4' W4-5Wo5C8 2dtUU JVttiXXt KBWTOEK 3fotz-Qfarltm JPWtittMa CONTINUING THIS WEEK SemiAnirauaI Clearance Sale Included are the entire remaining models of Spring Apparel Gowns Frocks Dresses Coats and Wraps Suits Blouses Hats Furs Also Modish Sport Clothes is of MISS DOROTHY B. RODDERS MIm Rodiera is tho daughter of Mrs. William DOnner, and will make ler debut this coming season North Broad streot, accompanied by Mrs, Marshall Robinson and her daughter. Miss Catharine Robinson, of Washing ton, will leave early next month for White Sulphur Sprlnjrs, W. Va., whero moy win remain aDoui mreo weeks. ATlfla VAtth Tlav4ntr TAhnitAn n.ala.& va.ca aLa..l. aJW..WTa . V..1, ., I , lalUl 1 1 lUT of Dr. and Mr. William N. Johnson, 6160 Oermantown avenue, Oermantown, haa returned from Boston and Fltohburg-. iuasa., Tynera one spent six weens. Mr. and Mrs. Ta.tr.ck Norrls Kelly, of 2908 North Twenty-seventh street, an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter. Mlaa Margaret V. Kelly, to Mr. Peter J. Murphy, of 2602 North Fifth street. ' Miss Agnes Clement, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Clement, Jr., of Hortter street and Wlssahtekon avenue, Oermantown, has Issued invitations for a brldgo on Friday afternoon, June 17. Mr. and Mrs, M. Francis Hanson, of G15 East Sedgwick avenue, Mount Airy, will entertain at dinner this evening at their homo In honor of their daughter, Miss Sarah Hanson, who will bo married tomorrow morning to Mr. fui a, ra .... taaa a. T.. m.h a. 9 ,1 P ..Ma, tfaaa. Y rallllUlUUIIa J I. Ml U.. .III. ,,, t'UHi Paul A. Vanneman, In tho Holv Cross Church, Mount Airy. The guests will Include the bridal party and out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Frltrche announce tho marriage or tneir uaugnter, Miia Toresa Frltsche, and Mr. Alexander Zenker veaterdav at Merlon, the Rev. William H. Slvel officiating. Miss Emma Frltsche waa maid of honor and Mr. Fredorio Frltsohe waa nest man. Mr. and Mrs. Zenker will be at homo after October 1 at 4405 Spruce street. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stlrman. of 6033 Christian street, announco tho betrothal of their daughter, Mlas Esther Stlrman, to Mr. Allen M. Benn, of this city. Mrs. Adallne Fortes, E343 Osage ave nue, announces tho engagement of her daughter. Miss Ruth Furies, to Mr. Bert II. Matslnger, 822 North Becchwood street. Mrs. A. A. West, of 46 East Willow Orovo avenue, Chestnut Hill, will enter tain at luncheon, followed by a card party, on Thursday next In honor of her sister, Mrs. David I Short, of Pel ham and Crcahelm roads, Oermantown, who will sail for Europe on June 25. Mrs. Wet will also entertain at a sma'l dinner on Thursday evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Short. Mrs. Frederick Rumpf, Jr., announces the mairlago of her daughter, Miss Hilda Eleanor Rumpf, to Mr. Valentine Schil ler. 2d, of New Tork, on Juno 1 at Greenwich. Conn. Owing to tho reoent death of Mrs. Harold P. Borden, who was boforo her marriage Miss Clara. T. Rumpf, the wedding was absolutely private. The marriage of Miss Dorothy Smalts Mortlmoore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mortlmoore, of 409 South Forty-second street, to Mr. Francis French Burch, son of Mrs. .Francis M Bureh and the late Rev. Mr Burch, of this city, will take place nt 7 o'clock, this evening at the Bellevue-Stratford, followed by a reception. The ofllolatlnij clergymen will be the llev. Nathaniel Oroton and the Rev. John A. MacCal- Mr. Mortlmoore wilt give his daughter In marriage and her alster, Miss Kath arine N. Mortlmoore. will attend the bride aa maid of honor. Tho brides maids will Include Miss Helen Reeves rn.-a.-1 ACta TT7t-nA V TfAtAall tT tniV city, and Miss Marlon C. Seldel. of jleaoing, ra. lur. uoneri iu. ia.....i". ln will h the hrMarronm'ii best man nnd the ushers will be Mr. Robert E., Hensenaener, iir. Max ieimer. m., v. Le Roy Aldenderfer. all of this city, nnd Mr. Charles Calvert Smoot, 3d, of Wnrlh TOI1ta,.l....rn V. fT After their return from a wedding Journey, Mr, and Mrs. Burch will spend the summer at Oreen Hill Farms. Over brook, going to their apartment In Sep tember. ROBINSON BRADBURT The marrtnge of Miss Emma S. Bradbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bradbury, of 5389 Greene street, Oermantown, to Mr. J. Munro Robinson, of 6353 Greene street, will tako place at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of the bride's parents. Tho Rev. John Harvey Lee. pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church In Oermantown, will perform tho ceremony, and Mr. Bradbury will glvo his daugh ter In marriage. Mrs. Horace J. Clea ver, of Pittsburgh, will attend the bride aa matron of honor and Miss Marian Chaoman an maid of honor. Mr. Rus sell R. Robinson will act as best man for bis brother and the ushers will In clude Mr. Horaco J. Cleaver, of Pitts burgh; Mr. Charles E. Swan, Mr. Ed ward Kllng and Mr. Ralph Raymond Herrlok. A small reception for the families and a few Intimate friends will follow the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. xtobinson win live in uermaniown. DAROFF OABER A wedding of much Interest to Jew ish society will take place this evening tn Beth Israel Temple at 6:80 o'clock when Mlaa Sylvia Oaber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Gab or, of 3202 Clifford street, will be married to Mr. Joseph Alfred Daroff. The ceremony will be performed by the Rabbis Mar vin Nathan and Abraham Neuman Tho bride, who will bo given In mar riage by her father, will wear a gown of Duchess satin covered with romaln crepe, beaded In crystals. Hor tullt veil will be trimmed with Princess lace and a wreath of orange blossoms, and will form a court train. She will carry a bouquet of orchids and llllta of tho valley. Her attendants will bo Mrs. Allen Kaplan, sister of the bridegroom who will act as matron of honor, and will wear a white beaded gown trimmed with Jade chiffon and a large lade Nea politan hat. She will carrv a shower bouquet of American Beauty roses. Miss Gladys uaDer, slBter of the brldo, wno will act as maid of honor, will wear a gown of flame-colored taffeta, a large hat of georgette crepo and will carry a shower bouquet of tea roses. The bridesmaids will be Miss Rose Rice nnd Miss Josephine Freedman, of New Tork. both rowned In honey-dew chlfTon and carrying shower bouquets of contrast ing color: Miss Eleanor Lew and MIfh Helen Malls, whose costumes will be of French blue chiffon with shower bou quets of Klllarney roses, and Miss Syl via Clark and Miss Louise Abramson In coral chiffon with shower bouquets of bluoj delphlnes. They will wear large picture Leghorn hats. Tho flower girls will lo Miss Mona Loralne Gaber, slater of tho brldo, and Miss Fay KIrschner. The best man wltl be Mr. Charles Daroff, brother of the bridegroom, and the ushers will Include Mr. Samuel W ' ?sVA al . . -a, a. A.t. wnoso marriage to Mr. J, munro " inson will tako place at 8 o'clock this evening. Covers were laid for twenty guests. Mr, und Mrs. George It. Eatabrook, of 620 West Cliveden avenue, will leave on Frld.iy to spend a fortnight In Des Moines, la. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Philip Wlnkleman, of 2214 North Camao street, Is spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rosen, of Atlantic City. Mss Helen F. Fooley, of Eighteenth andDiamond streets, la spending a fort night In Baltimore. Mr. Howard Rudley, of North Flf toonth street, will leave shortly for Europe, whero he will spend a few months. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Chamberlain, 82 North Sixty-aecond stroet, announce tho mnrrlage of their daughter. Miss Eunloo May Chamberlain, to Mr. Charles K. Ruddcrow, of this city, which was celebrated In Old Christ Church by tho Rev. Louis C. Washburn yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Albort Whiting Wasey, Birmingham Estates, Michigan, aire being. congratulated on tna Dirin oi a uaugnier. Nellie Wallaco Wasey, on May 18, Mrs. Wasey will' bo remembered as. Miss Helen Evelyn Roberts, of 4238 Spruce street. WI88AHICK0N Tha annual Ijtvn FtA. elven for tllO Memorial Hospltat of Roxborough, will be held on Wednesday rrom z unui iw o'clock on the hospital grounds, Thn tAtalen' Aid. Junior Aid nnd Mothers' Club, and also many friends nf Mm hosnltal aro busily worklnit to mako tho affair a big success. Thore will be tables for tno saio or useiui nnu fancy articles and supper wilt bo served nt Ht Catharine's Cottage. FRANKFORD Mrs. Andrew Hackett and her daugh ter, Mlsa Jane Hackett, of 1539 Dyto ntreet. nave returned ironi a snort Htay at Atlantlo City. Tho monthly meetlntr of tho Men's Club of St. Mark's Parish took place In the parish house last evening. Mr. Oconto Spencer Morris gave nn Illus trated lecture eniiuea -a winter in Blscayno llay." MRS. ALEXANDER ZENKER Mrs. Zenker was married yesterday at Lcunammo, Morion, Pa. Sho Is the daurhtor of Mr. and Mrs. John Frltsche Daroff, Mr. Edward Seltzer, Mr. Simon Yusen. Mr. Loon Burah. Mr. George Rltch and Mr. Martin Goodman. A reception at Mercantile Hall will be attended by the following out-of-town guests: Mr. ana Mrs. M. Levy. Dr. ana Mrs. Wlltlam H. Friedman, Mr. nnd Mrs. David Samuelaon, Mr, hnd Mrs. Nathan Lleberman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hlrsh, Mr. and Mrs. Moo J. Knhn, Mr. and Mrs. L. Moskowltz, Miss Matilda Kamber and Mr. M Mlchelson, of Now York: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abramson, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sa ber, of Wilmington: Mr. nnd Mrn. J. Gelb, of Tamaqua, Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. L Segal, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Glnsburg, Mr. nnd Mrs. Stonman and Mr. Nathan Senal, of At lantlo City. After a wedding trip through Maine tho brldo and bridegroom will return to llvo at 1213 Wlngohocklng street, whero they will bo at homo after novcmDer i. OERMANTOWN Miss Marian Chapman, of 6380 Greene street, entertained nt luncheon at her noma on Saturday ror Miss Emmn. s. Ul B-UUUIJl uauDu.t,T U. till a U.-U " u 'William H, Bradbury, of Green street. "Quality Counts" Gold Seal EGGS H carton of twelve 35 At all our Stores maffpnin i v ij UIIU;iiU.IIIU.IUUUIIUllUIIUIIUIII!IUlUllllllllllIllilllllSBI tontB eb.-j An Extraordinary Sale OPPENHEIM.(glllNS & 6 ,, iiiumi. ... L. . Ill I . Illl I -! ll I II I " Chestnut and 12th Sts. Commencing Wednesday and Continuing for 3 Days Will Close Out Entire Stock without Reserve Of High Grade Coats, Capes and Wraps For Women and Misses At Cost and Less $65.oo Coats 38.00 $85.00 Wraps 48.00 $98.00 Wraps 58.00 These Garments have been taken from regular stock and comprise high cost models, superior in fabrics and tailoring SPECIALLY PRICED A SOPHISTICATED simplicity - characterizes this charming Frock that is developed of navy, white, flesh or black Georgette, over a Japanese Silk slip and whose only adornment is a flower or two at the waistline. One Woman will choose to wear it for the afternoon Another will mafie it a dinner Frock And both will be Well gowned GOWN DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR 1 BONW1T TELLER &, CQ CjheSjxxMfoSxpcfOriama!ionb CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET iiiiiiiiiiiitnminiimnniiiinnmof 7 tt&zrt msmmmMtimn W$S j BONW1T TELLER & CQ 3heSpedahyShcpcfOriaiJialiov CHESTNUT. AT 13, STREET Announce for Wednesday 74 MISSES' COATS CAPES AND WRAP COATS Formerly up to 115.00 to be closed out at 50-00 4 Coats- 7 " 4 " 3 " 8 " -Capes Wraps formerly 79.50 formerly 89.50 formerly 98.50 formerly 110.00 formerly 115.00 u (( 1. MarvellaTricotine and Veldyn IN COLORS: Navy 'Amalfi Hindustan Brown Ostrich Tan WITH TRIMMINGS: Cable Stitching Embroidery and Printed Braid Tin's group includes Capes hanging in graceful straight line from the smart standing Canoe collar Coats in Tuxedo model that emphasize the line of youth, and other regulation Coats and Wrap Coats that by various treatments of collar and line achieve an individuality that is undeniable. All arc full silk lined i' SA ., . ,. ..... . ;h 4 au iu iiun ' au ' i ii Tftramouni rrent8 n. PhotcpUy f.LVJ wn tioum u(jibiijui MARKET AT 19TH Vi j U ' tA f TUB LOVH-PICTUnB UNFOnOETTABIiif' Lf'J. r.crT' rrr vrrf ..w rv.ui yr uuu Kli Dlrtctivl by Trolucer of "P mtlon'' i.iKirarni itoioku Bpftml Muds .tj r....'j ! STANTON .ftKfiMSS i-.i-'ju,i B-rr i iviwrAC , In "TUP DtaVira OAnDEN" PAT ArlT 12M MARKKT BTnEnTC AIi-VL, jo A M. lo 11115 V. K 1 MUMAS MEIGHAN lfe5teHfert . Jtffffca ??H& m w Mr Wi W f ftr fffP W ii ; fy -fl fi.l nu m I mM . ... I .. umm w m is this I HHDlSr "Quaker I i mm Maid" i i w rrociz i Imwi I Bk,. tUr.1 I , 35-00 I" "THR CITY OK HM.KKT JIKN" Addcl Attmrtlen TfAnoi.D I.I.OTO In "now on Nuvnii" NE.XT WEEK-D, W. OltlKl'lTil'a "okcam STm;i:T" ArrnrWn chestnut st. ni. istit f A Pnramount VlriitrirnHn '.. an uHiurn .-i. narrio n x A i Sentimental Tommy" With SrAY McAVOY. OAnKTir HUOJIEB nn.1 MAIIKl. TALIAKURKO VTPTOR T A AniCHT ST. Ab. Oth inc. WMis.taMt.LlJ CASE Added LARKY BEMON In "riir. BAKKnT VdpitOl Wnlne Hammentaln In 2r D"ir -Margaret Klfbr" REGENT "3IAJlKn!J? nt. 1TTW nr nr KINO. Qt'BKN; JOKER" GLOBE MAItKBT KTnr.ET x.Amv..A?3Rnsm "rilRRn IP" l.nw roOT-l'.;: n-rirwTia1 NIOIITS AT Milt. Mats Wed. & Sat. GARRICK SO LONG MARYI POSITIVELY LAST 7 TIMES La3t Popular Matinees Tomor. & Saturday, 50c to $2' ONLY SHOW IN TOWN I Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians In the Smartest of Musical Comedle. i V rvrfe wM; vixtinu ulu lflM 7 n n EITH'S THEATRE KANNY KITTT WATSON SISTERS In "IIOnSEPITALlTY" WM. SEABURY & CO. i in "rmvoLirs" FLOnENZ ADKLAIDB AMES & WINTHROP rnr.RY tayov vtTtiv m. nnKis norAT, oahcoionks othkrb WILLOW GROVE PARK Patrick Conway and His Band With So.ols.ta of Distinction Jane Xellson. Soprano . -, lfr'?. Ferri-ttl. Darlton" Hrnnit P. Pechln. Cornt THURSDAY. JL'NE BTU INDEPENDENT ORDER of ODD KELLO,Wj Dine at fie Canlno Modm AmumwnH BROAD 'A PRINCE THERE WAS" Geo. M. Cohan's Comedy 2th Succeiatot aeason of PHILOPATKIAN PLAYERS Benefit of Slitors of Good Shepherd Personal management and ataico direction at or Anocac' Moderate ITlee. fi((i(iX meats Writ or Phona for Rncrarcd r FriaMV', Sample. . ROYAL ENGRAVING CO 814 Wala.t SL EOYSHFORM the long, flattening Brassiere HkJoms Qhnl WICWB-IIV 835 Chestnut St. ,riION'K: WALNUT 4437. NEV USE FOR OIL OF CLOVES Doctor Discovers New Treatment for Skin Troubles While trilnsr for a quick antldota for punhurn. Dr. Oconto A Iluntlnir. oti nf Baltimore's beit-known drun Klsts. found tiat oil of cloes when cr.T.hlned with u grease'ess Bktn 1're.nn. soothes the nervea of dls aipd nr Injured skin m easily aa It alleMaies the rangi of toothache. It knocked Eczema so nulckly h Kaie It the name Noxzema Grea lcm Skin Cream. Ask your druKKlut for a Jar. or the Njxzema Chemical Co of Bal t more Md wl I mall you a sou enl .ir uron receipt of this clip Pine and 10c lo coer postage and PHtklne .trfL. r Rite Salted Nuts "Known From Coast to Coast" IVllKlitfi.Ily diltVipnt Prepared frfhh dail bv our own oxclusiva process Car fullv p eked and mailed to cory pari of tho world. Write for Price List " 16 CANDY SHOP We Pay the Parcel Post 149 S. 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