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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921
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JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
fancy Wynne Talks of the
Saturday Russian Party
Aid Gardens Next
tTTTB a number of. PhlUdelphlan
vAM 80 to Oonhcn. N. Y., on Ratur
ft fS attend the wedding of Dr. Duma
' fflw f Mm. KolHn White, which
-4!.v. nlace there. Dr. Lalne is. a
TllWtr of Mr. Adolfo Hnnta Marin,
Sfrdmore. and ii Mra. Morrli Htroud,
t.'i ittnfnther. Hl first wife was
&mV Sirs. Boulton Dlion. Sh died
Sr.l ; yeaw Cub., where Dr.
fitae Hi 1'v" one lMBhter. Lann
rlSe who has been coming up here to
if.n!in echoo! for a number of years.
&h. lalncs are related lo the Keating
22l WUcoxes. of this city, and have
fSa here and in Cuba part of the time.
, v Lolne Is one of Havana's forcmort
ikinlelans and in an exceedingly popu
tf, man? The wedding will be n quiet
Me art I will take place at Mw. White's
tome.
PERHAPS you thought that the out-of-doors
affairs were oxer with yes.
terd.y'a fete at the HunUnsdon Valley
Sub. but they arc not. for on Tuesday
Sneit week we are to have a delightful
little affair in the gardens of the Erncr
mt Aid. It is called "armnrha."
fad It means in Itusslan "Yearly Mar-
Vet' It Is being given unncr uie
nJiilces of the Princess Cantacuzcno
'"See la nld of RusMan refugee
,winj rooms. And there will be crosv
rltltch embroidered linens, blouses and
!ehlldrcns dresses, costume dolls nnrt
("Mowow enamel" boxes for sale. The
j.i. -in t.r fr.m 2 until fl o'clock, and
We will be u tea to meet the , Prince-.;
Madame Ixvolsky, the three guests of
honor of the committee. The committee
bdudei. by the way. Mrs. J llertram
Ilonlncott. Mrs. George W. Ch Ids
Drcxel. Mrs. J. Willis Martin Mrs.
AJexanler Van Itensselaor. Mrs. (ieorgc
'Wharton ropner, airs, unrcmj ".
Waxburton and Mrs. George Horace
(torimer, who is chairman.
Y' OU should have gone out to the
Merlon Golf Club on Monday night
I to the annual Savoy .company party.
lit was simply great. They had dinner
I tat and then Mr. Mitchell played faavoy
music for at least on hour and the men
'"took off" the girls in the chorus and
the girls "took off" the men. and it
was a scur-reom. You should have
seen the men come skipping into the
room to "Galley skipping, lightly trip
ping," holding each others hands and
hen curtesying with their coottalls.
held out like sklrta, nnd the girls did the
tailor's hornpipe, as It were.
Lots of the principals in the casts ot
former cars were mere n.s won ns u
Y.nr's Wdlne ncople. and Leslie Joy
iang Koko's sone, "Taken fcrom a
'County Jail." in which he bcored such
' hit last year, and Clarence Brlnton
I - -... 'IVlnl Yv .Tiirv.
Mr. Percy Illtncr, who you remem
ber In the Savoy when hhe was Ilclcr.
Buchanan, was there, and she sang a
olo from "Pnticncc" und one fiom
"Iolanthc." Her voice is sweet and it
was n treat to hear her again. Ihr
evening finished up with dancing nnd
every one had a wonderful time.
THE June Fete out at Noble yester
day wns lots of fun. Every one was
there and it was coot enough to be
comfortable. The booths were beauti
fully arranged with little ornamental
tors painted by one of our local artists
. and they were placed along the club
1 pathway on "Main Street." Beyond the
booths were the playgrounds, space for
the fashion show and the baby show.
The baby show was held nt 3 o'clock and
the fashion show followed nt 4. There
was a wonderful rummage sale and
erery one was so interested nnd well
dressed unci having a beautiful time
altogether.
THE Chapin Memorial Home, in
which so many of us arc Interested,
vrlll have its annual June fete tomor
row afternoon out on the grounds of
the home. I nra sure that everyono
xho knows and lovers Mrs. William
Woodward, and if you know her you
are bound to love her, is lniorrstcu in
that homo which is her pet charity. You
know Mrs. Woodward has been blind
herself for more than twelve yenrs and
he just lives to help others, because
the has become so efficient herself that
she can do almost anything that we
who have our sight can do. She
I sews and knits and has trimmed hnts
and weaves wool, and really I enn't
begin to tell you nil she has accom
plished. Then she is chairman of the
auxiliary of the Chapin Memorial
' Home and Is one of the managers on
the general board. Mr. John Cud
walader is president of the trustees : Mr.
Caleb Milne, Jr.. vice president; Mr.
t William II. Woodward, secretary, and
Mr. W. Bruce narrow, treasurer.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Samuel Grey Dayton, of Cedar
Hill Farm, Media, will entertain nt a
I email dance tomoirow evening In honor
1 Miss Pnrah H. 13. Penrose, daughter
of Dr. Charles 13. Penrose, whose mar
lago to Mr. Andrew Van Pelt will take
Placo on Thursday. July 14.
Mr. and Mra. John White Geary, ot
SJTW.11 Oeimantown avenues, Cheat
nut H1U, will shortly Issue Invitations for
J. V.!".0" TUMiday, June 14. In honor
or Hlsa Louise Butterworth, whose mar
2nf ,0 Mr- Frederick Hemsley Levis
S i,ak.Place on June 2a- ftnd M'88
welyn Martin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Carl Neldhard Martin, who will
nortly mil for Europe.
Mrs. Benjnmln Curtis Allen, of To-
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to Be Given in Emergency
Tuesday Afternoon
wanda avenue, Chestnut Hill, accom
nanlert by Mr. Pcmbcrton H. Shobor nnd
Mr. Kdward W, Shober, will leave on
Sunday next for Colorado-, where they
will attend the weddlnK of Miss .nno
Hond Shobor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel L. Shobcr.of this city and llroad
moor. Colorado Sprlnrs, Col., and Mr
Curtln Oardlner Hawkins, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ashton Hawkins, of El Paso,
Tex., which will bo solemnlMd nt 4
o clock In tho afternoon of Monday, June
20, In Uraco Episcopal Church, Colorado
Hprlngs. Mrs. Allen's daughter, Miss
Hope Allen, who will attend Xlles Hhober
as one of her bridesmaids, left lost week
ivr -oiorcuio springs. Mr. I'emberton
II. Shober nnd Mr. Bdward W. Shober.
who Is a student at Princeton, will net
as ushers for Mr. Hawkins.
Mr, and Mrs Henry F. Mlcholl have
Issued Invitations for n dance at their
home 3913 Chestnut street, on Thursday
evening, June 16, In honor of their
younger daughter. Miss Florenco Henry
Mlchell. Mr. and Mrs. Mlcholl havo post
poned tho dinner on Friday evening,
June 24 In honor of their daughter, Miss
Helen Valmorln Mlchell, before tho dance
given for MIrs Elizabeth B. Battles nt
tho Merlon Golf club. Miss Helen V.
Mlchell will be formally presented to
society by her parents nt a tea to bo
;rlvcn nt their home on Wednesday aft
ernoon, November 16.
Miss Sarah Logan Starr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Starr, of Olney
avenue, Gennantown, Is spending a few
daya In Princeton, X. J where she Is
the guest of Mr and Mrs. Knox Taylor.
Mra. Starr has Just returned from
Washington.
Mrs. George Calvert Carter and her
daughters. Mlas Virginia B. Carter and
M.bs Mnrv Curler, nro spending a fow
dayn In New York.
Mies Paulino Davis Bowie, of Chest
nut Hill, who lecently sallod for Europo,
has arrived In Borne, where she will
spend somo time
Mrs. Henry Pemberton. Jr. 1008 Clin
ton street, had rented for the Bummer
ine nouse p: air. and Mrs. Carl Neld
hard Mnrtln at 108 Moroland avenue,
Chestnut Hill. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin and
the r daughter, Miss Evelyn Martin, nnd
their son, Mr. Carl N Martin, Jr., will
sail on Juno 18 on the Bochambenu for
France, where they will spend some time.
Miss Mnrtltl will remain In Paris for the
winter.
Mr, and Mrs. P. Wilson Prichett, 2216
Do Lancey place, left lost week on an
extensive trip through California and
tho West.
Lieutenant Geoffrey Cooke Bunting,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Bunting, who have
been spending part of their wedding trip
at tho Virginia Hot Springs and havi
boen tho guests for a few daye of the
brldo's uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Newton P. Jackson, of Tenth street and
Oak Lane avenue, Oak Lane, havo arrived
at Camp Jackson. Columbia. S c.. whore
Lieutenant Bunting Is nt present sta
tioned. Mrs. Bunting, befOTe her wed
ding on Saturday, May 14, wan Miss Elsa
Marian Monies, of New Hocholle, N. V.
A wedding of Interest will bo solem
nized on Saturday morning at half after
10 o'clock In Our Mother of Good Counsel
Church, Bryn Mawr, when Miss Marlon
Mellon, daughter of Mrs. Frank P. Mel
lon, of Bryn Mawr. will becomo the bride
of Mr. Frank P. O'Neill, of Melrose
Park. Fnther Horron. rector of the
church, will perform tho ceremony. The
bride, who will bo given In raarriase by
her brother, Mr. George Mellon, will be
attended by her sister, Mrs. Francis
Lawrence Pack, as matron of honor.
The bridesmaids will include Miss Dor
othy Mellon nnd Miss Katharine O'Neill,
sister of the bridegroom. A breakfast
will follow at Brunbawn, the home of
the bride's mother. I
Mrs. David L. Short, of Creshelm and
JPelham roada, Germantown, who will
sail for Europe on June 25, will bo the
guest of honor nt a luncheon, followed
by a brldgo party, this afternoon, to be
given by Mrs. Frank A. Sobernhelmer,
of 823 Green lane, Roxborough, nt the
Bala Golf Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton P. Jackson, of
Tenth street and Oak Lone avenue. Oak
Lano. are entertaining as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abbott and their chil
dren, Master Jackson Abbott and Miss
Jaclyn Ituth Abbott, of Boston, who will
remain several weeks. Mr. Itobert Cam
bridge, of New Tork, who has been en
tertained as the guest of Mr. and Mra.
Jackson for a few days, has returned to
his home.
Miss Elisabeth T. Shober, of 2021 I,
Lancey place, will leave tho mlddlo of
tnis montn ror tno noiei urigmon, At
lantic City, where sho will apend tho
early part of tne summer nerore taking
a trip North.
The guests who will attend tho lunch
con, to be followed by a card party,
to bo given tomorrow nftemoon by Mrs.
A. A. West, of 46 East Willow Grove
avenue, Chestnut Hill, In honor of her
sister, Mrs. David L. Short, of Pelham
road and Creshelm avenue, Oermnntown,
will Include Mrs. Charlos Martin. Mrs.
William Enoch. Mrs. Clyde V. Jackson,
Mrs. Thomas WeHtervcIt, Mrs, Elwood
Hawkins, Mrs. Frank Tlbbett, Mrs.
George Hopklnson, Mrs. George Hoff
man, Miss Maud Hoffman. Mra. I. Hay,
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. William Gcmml,
Mrs. O. Marplo and Miss Marie Martin.
Mrs. Clyde V. Jackson, of the Delmar
Morris Apartments, Germantown, enter
tained at a theatre party on Monday
evening In honor of her guest, Mlas Edna
Auphcnrlbth, of Brooklyn, who will re
main for a week.
Tho annual entertainment of the Penn
sylvania Society of Colonial Domes of
America will be given tomorrow nt Ches
ter. A' luncheon will be given by Mrs.
"The Thirteenth Street Shop Where Fashion Reigns" t
An Extraordinary
Sale of Dresses
This season's smartest and most effective models for
daytime wear, taken from regular stock and
repriced for immediate clearance 1
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Tricotine
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MUS. JAMES M. AUSTIN
Whose wedding took place today. Mrs. Austin was Miss Dorothy Hlalr
William C. Sproul nt her home, Lapldea
Manor, Chester. Governor Sproul will
address the Colonial Dames, Tho guosts
will take tho 11:06 train from Broad
Street Station, Eastern standard time.
The pardon party which was to have
been given tomorrow at the homo of
Mrs. Gideon Boorlcke, of Wynnewood, for
the benefit of tho Hahnemann Hospital,
has been postponed until tho laat week
of September, owing to the Illness of
Master Gideon Boorlcke. Tickets already
purchased will bo good In tho fall.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Resteln. of 6334
Ross stieet. have as their guests for
some time Mrs. Joseph J. Resteln and
her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Jarvls, of
Capo Chorles, Va.
Tho mnrrlago of Miss Mary Small
bcrger, of 1327 East Price street, to
Mr. Charles Gandy. of 1243 Chcltcn
avomn. will tnko place on Saturday
afternoon. Juno 25, at 3 o'clock, In tho
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Germantown.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Branson, of 4747
North Fifteenth otrcot, Logan, announce
the engagement or tneir unugnier, ;hirh
Ti.rthn Tlrnnson. to Mr. Herbert Lcb-
wlnir. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Lcs-
wlng of Jcnklntown.
Mr. and Mrs. William White, of 2207
West Tioga strctt, have Issued lnvl
tattons for the marriage of their daugh
ter, MlbS Rhcta May White, and Mr.
Melville Slcdenbach on Thursday eve
ning, Juno 30, at the Rlttonhouse.
ftftUTM PHILADELPHIA I
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas McCormick, cf
2040 Mercy street, entertained Infor-
malty at their homo last evenlne in,
honor of the birthday or tneir aaugim-r.
MIrs Helen McCormick. The following
iruests were present: Miss Elizabeth
Hughlng. Miss Anno Hughtng, Miss
Catharine Brndley, Miss Marie McCor
mick. Miss Josephlno McElalne, Mr.
Richard Elliott. Mr. Samuel Elliott. Mr.
Howard McCormick and Mr. William
McCormick.
Friends of Mrs. Samuc' Watson, of
22.13 South Seventeenth street, will be
lad to learn sno is recuiieruunB num
,ier recent accident.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Joan B. Adler, o.' Overbrook, ac
companied by hor sons. Mr. Earlo Adler
nnd Mr Marlynn Adler. has returned
home after having spent some time In
Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle P. Levy, of 1600 North
Sixty-second Btreet, has returned from
Long Island, and Is now the guest of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert H. Levy, of Itels.
tertown road, Baltimore.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mrs. William Brawerman, of
3228 Clifford street announce tho mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Matilda
Brawerman, to Mr. Samuel Kohn, of
this city, on May 20.
Mattresses Renovated
SIZES ALTERED
Frtthcr lUnorattd nnd Made
Into MHrr
Brass Beds Relacqneretl
CirilEf 'C KM H. rhnne! T-om. 4703
OllnCL O 2d fit. Eat. 37 yr.
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Thirteenth Street
Ju3t Below Chestnut
Sold up
to $95.00
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3500
MISS DOROTHY BLAIR
WEDS MR. J. M. AUSTIN
Marriage Takes Place at St.
Mary's Episcopal Church,
Burlington
A wedding of social Importance to
this city was solemnized today at
noon In tho St. Mary's Episcopal Church,
Burlington. N. J , whon Miss Dorothy
Walton Blalr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton D. Blalr. of Edgewater Park, N.
J., became the bride of Mr. James
Modro Austin, son of Mrs. Esmonde H.
Austin, of 1821 rino street.
The bride, who was trlvcn In mar
riage by her father, woro her
mother's wedding gown of Ivory white
brocade satin, adorned with old family
lttCO. Her veil Of tulln nnd lann. which
extended to the end of tho long court
train, wns surmounted by a coronet of
orange blossoms. Sho carried a
snower nouqucl or Ullcs of the valley
and whlto orchids. Miss Frances Trench-
ard Leaf attonded Miss Blalr as maid
or honor. Hno wore n smart frock
of rose-colored georgette, with a hat of
tne same material, nnd carried nn
arm bouquet of larkspur and snap
dragons. The bridesmaids Included
Mrs. Hobart W. Porter nnd Miss Eleanor
urnnaer Austin, s stera nt ho hririo
, Kiuuiu , .'11 n Jiun II. XewlH. OI iNeW
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.Plk',1 Mlsl,.T'ou.,.B.e .. Lines, of
tiunuuw, i i. .iimy wcro similarly at-
tired In frocks of pnlo blue georgette.
with hats to match, nnd carried
bouquets of spring flowers. Mr. John
proui, in
e son of Governor Kfirnnl nt-
tended Mr. Austin us best man.
The ushers Included Mr. Louis
Rodman Thibaut. Mr. Paul Rebmann,
Mr. Albert Freeman, Mr. Coleman Sel
lers, 3d, Mr, Norman Swcetzer and Mr
Spencer Shannon, of this city; Mr.
Donnld R. Torrey, of Montclair. N. J.,
nnd Dr. LcwIb Tyle, of New York.
VANNEMAN HANSON
The wedding of Miss Sarah Hnnson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. FranclH
Hanson, of Chestnut Hill, nnd Mr. Paul
A. Vanneman. Jr., son of Mr. nnd Mrs
Paul A. Vanneman, of Cynwyd, took
pl.ico nt 10 o'clock this morning nt Holy
CrosH Church, Mount Airy. The cere
money wns performed by Cardinal
Dougherty. Tho bride woro a gown of
ivory white satin with a court trnln and
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Women
1 ORGANDIE FROCKS
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Specially priced
Other Frocks up to 49.50
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Given ORGANDIE
of the crispy sort
a bit of lace, a
rosebud, or perhaps
a ribbon strand
a rainbow of color
to choose from
the RESULT
will be
a cool delectable frock
for seashore wear
for all occasions.
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trimmed with panels of rose point lace.
Her tullo votl was edged wltli rose point
lace and arranged In a Dutch cap of rosa
point She carried a shower bouquet of
whlto orchldu und lilies of the volley.
Miss Edythe Simpson, who acted ns maid
of honor, wore a lingerie gown of embroi
dered net nnd fllct lace, with sash of
pale blue satin and natural color hemp
hat, lined In blue chiffon and trimmed
with palo blud glycerine ostrich feather.
HhA rnrrlfri A linnnllftt nt nlnk Hnntldrag-
ons. larksnur nnd Ophelia roses. Alt"9
Mario Louise Hanson acted ns liower
girl. Sho woro a gown and hat of palo
rttnlf nfo-nnrifn nml rnrplftil nn nld.faSh-
loncd bouquet The bridesmaids, who
Included Miss Dorothv urennan. or uan
dolph, Mass.: Miss Mildred Kcllcrman,
Miss Rosemary McNally, Miss Helen
Van Dusen, MIas Marion Vannemnn and
Miss Knthcrino Vnnnoman, sisters of tho
bridegroom, wore cream lace dresses
with tulln Kftnhna nt nrchlll. nlnlC and
Jade green nnd natural color straw hats
trimmed with uncurled ostrich feathers
of orchid Dink nnd lade itrccn. Thov
carried bounuctB of various colored
snapdragons, roses and larkspur.
Tho bridegroom was attended by his
father, Mr. Paul A. Vanneman, ns best
man, and the ushers were Mr. Walter
March, Jr., Mr. Richard Llttcll White,
Mr. J. Schenck, 3d, Mr Gilbert Donnhuc,
Jr., Mr. J. Marshall Vanneman, Jr., Mr.
Frank Hanson, Mr. Paul Hanson, Mr.
Kent Hanson, brothers of ths bride.
HARRIS BCDD
A wedding of Interest will be solem
nized nt 4 o'clock this afternoon when
Miss Florence i3udd, daughter of Mrs
Howard Budd, will becomo tho brld or
Mr. Franklin M. Harm., 3d, of Mount
Airy. The ceremony will be performed
nt tho homo of tho bride's mother, 424.5
dnOTir-A atpft.t In thn tirRfnCn Of thd
Immedlato families. The bride will be
given In marrlngc by her granuiiunei.
Mr. James Budd. Tho Rev. Dr. Adams,
nt hn rrnnin-nittttloniil Church. Thirty-
second Btrect and Montgomery avenue,
tl11 nfflnln f n
Miss Budd will be attended by Mlsi
nilvn Kmlilern nn maid of honor. Mr,
Wlllard Jones will attend Mr. Harris
as best man.
MACFARLAN CAMPBELL
An interesting wedding will tako
placo In St Thomas' Church, White
rMnM.i n r n'.in.!, vii n(rf.nnTi. wnen
1fl Ylnrnthv PamTlhcll. dnuuhter of
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Campbell, of
Bothlehem pike, Whltemarsh, will be-
' romn thn hrltln of I")r. Drill clllS MaCfar-
inn nt Ardmnrn Thp Rv. Na
thaniel Groton will perform the cere
mony and Mr. Campbell will give hl
daughter in mamace. .Mrs. iiumuu "
ii... nf r.hatni, ttiii win nttend nor
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sister as matron oi nonor, "",,":'
K.u..n.ni.i u'Hi inrltiiin Mrs. Joscun
Alexander Stuart, of San Antonio, Tex.,
Mrs. Wynne Purveynnco and Miss Mario
Kennedy, of New York: Miss Harriett
Heberton, of Chestnut Hill; Mrs. John
Y. Huber, Jr., of Wynnewood, and suss
Clara Springer. A small cousin of the
bride. Miss CInra Louise Campbell, will
bo the (lower girl. Dr. Macfnrlan will
have for his best man his brother. Dr.
Donald Macfarlnn. The ushers will
Include Mr, Grcgor Macfarlan and Mr.
Kenneth Macfarlan, the bridegrooms
, .i .. . t.t.. inonii K Mvers. the
bride's brother-in-law. Mr. Alexander
Swain, Dr. Edward McCloskcy. Captain
E. Paul Lloyd. Mr. Edward Flnlcttcr
and Mr. Frank Moorshcad.
WESTERMAN MARPLE
The marrlago of Miss Charlotte Heald
Marplo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mnrple,. of 34 West Coulter street, Ger
mantown. to Mr Howard T. Westorman
of Rtfxborough. will take place at r,
..in.i, thia fti'-ilnf- In the vVnvne Ave
nun Rnntlst Church. Indian Queen, lane
and Wayne nvenue. The Rev. v. i.
, !.ii. ,Bni nt thn church, will tier
form the ceremony, and Mr. Mnrple will
niv. Vila ilftuorhtor In marriage. Miss
ir..H XVeBterTTin.n. tho brldCKrOOm 8
li.i.r win nttend tho bride aB maid of
honor, and Mr. Earl Jones will act as
best man. rno uniicra i in" .'
Nathan Morple, 2d, the bride's Drotner,
Mr. William Westorman. the brlde
m.a Lmther Mr. M. Metxlcr and Mr.
rlnrenco Westerman, the bridegroom's
cousin.
WHETSTONE FULMER
a nttrnetlve wedding will be solenv
nlied this nftcrnoon at 4 o'clock n:
nnthnern.ino Methodist Church when
Miss Clara Grace Fulmer, daughter of
Dr. and Sirs, nane t. i' miner, oi i.n
AlleBhcny nvenue, will becomo tho bride
r,t Mr 'Wnlter 'Whetstone. The Rev.
Charles T. Iscnberger will ofllclate. The
brldo will ue Riven in marnaco u ner
rathnr. Miss Dorothy Younir will be
the maid of honor, nnd the matron of
honor win do ato, nanes u. -uimer.
The bridesmaids will Include Miss Chnr
inttn Blckerton and Miss Emma Bnt-
tersbv. Mr. Robert Whetstone will act
ns best man, and the ushers will be Dr.
Charles L. Fulmer, Mr. William Weston
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nnd Mr. Thomas Blalsdcll, of New
York, Mr. nnd Mrs. Whetstone will oc
cupy their home, 3330 North Broad
street, In September,
FUCHS RUBIN
A very Interesting wedding took place
last evening nt 7 o'clock at tho Rltten
house. Hotel, when Miss Mlnnlo Rubin,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Abraham
Rubin, of 2019 North Thirty-third
street, wns married to Dr. Morris L.
uchs, tho Rnbbls Marvin Nathan nnd
Abraham Neuman officiating. Tho bride
wore a costume of whlto beaded duchess
naun, veil or tune, trimmed with aucness
lace, and carried a shower bouquet of
orchlda nnd lilies of tho valley. Sho
was attended by her sister, Mrs. Mor
ton M. Dombro, as matron of honor,
who wore n white sequin robe, orchid
tulle hat and carried n shower bouquet
? t'roses- Another sister, Miss Bella
V. Rubin, gowned In honeydew bended
chiffon and carrying a shower bouquet
of sweetpens, wan maid of honor, and
mo onuoamakiR wero Miss Estner
Bolon, Miss Ruth Wclis, Miss Gertrude
Bolon nnd Miss Jean Srolowltz, who
wero attired In vnrl-colored pastel
shades of chiffon, with largo chiffon hots
to match. Tho best man was Mr. Sam
uel Fox. After the reception, which was
attended by a Inrtrn numher of out-of-
town iniestH, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fuchs left,
on a wedding trip for Niagara Falls nnd J
-.uiiuuii, una on tneir return win live
at 2105 North Elghtcchth street, where
they will be at home after July 1.
HECHT GERSTLEY
Tho wedding of Miss Ruth
Sophia
Gerstley. daUKhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Gerstley, of 1411 North Broad
street, and Mr. Jullen 8. Hecht. of Bal
timore, win take placo today, tho Rev.
Joseph Krauskopf and the Rev. Henry
Berkowltz offlclatlnir. Tho matron of
honor will bo Mrs. Lester Bteppacher
nnd the maid of honor will bo Miss
Dorothy Hecht. of Baltimore. Tho
bridesmaids will Include Miss Elinor
Loeb, Mrs. Louis' Gerstley, Jr., Mrs. Udo
Relnach, Mrs. Julian Htllmnn, Mrs.
Simon Leopold nnd Miss Beatrice Hecht.
of Baltimore. Mr. Hecht will have his
brothor an best man, Mr. Morton Hecht.
of Baltimore, nnd tho ushers will be his
brothers. Mr. Howard Hecht. Mr. Rob
ert Hecht, of Bnltlmoro : Mr. Henry i
uernury, mr, namuoi ucrstiey, .Mr. Sid
ney Burrunder, and his cousin, Mr.
Malcolm Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Hecht
will Ue In Bnltlmoro In the fall.
GILSON LOVE
The marrlnRe of Miss Sarah M Lom,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas iove,
of 2416 South Sixteenth street and Mr
A. Joseph Gllson, took place in St
Monica's Roman Catholic Church, at
Seventeenth and Rltncr strcetB, this
morning at 9 o'clock. Tho ceremony wa
soiemnizeu wun
a.
nuptial mass, the
Rev. Josenh Kelly officiating Ml
Mnrgaret Gllmoro acted an brldesmnld
and th best man wns Mr. Alexander
P. Loe, brother of the brldo.
FURLOW FULLAM
The marrlago of Miss Helen r Kul-
tBMiffT5lTplfi?KTT2-fc,'
r
i 1 he Menace
of
Superfluous Flesh
1 1
(ah
M
come.
Trial
Collins Institute
For Women Exclusively
Bellevue Court Building, 1418 Walnut Street
Phone: Spruce 6484
Payments for course can be arranged
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1214-
Nowaday s IFs Allen' 's Hats
Philadelphia's Greatest
Millinery Sale
This is tho sentiment of our many patrons as they select
their chapeaux from our wonderful stock of choice millinery.
Hats for Dress, Sports and Travel
at Greatly Reduced Prices
lOOOPairsofSilkHosiery, $1.95
Heavy Quality and
Full Fashioned
There are J3 00 and $3.50 values In thin lot and every wanted hosiery
shade Is In the assortment, but most of tho quantity are in heavy blark silk
and sueda gre This Is by far the best hosiery value w havo offered for
learn. These Stockings ara from one of the highest grade hosiery manufacturers
In the cvunto Duy now for your aummer needs.
Annual Summer Sale of
Notions and Toilet Articles
Allen's French Hair Nets
10o fiMhi SI.
During this sale only
Hair Nets
Weil-Known Toilet Articles Reduced
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, 35ri tax 2c
uiex Lompan au Dei nio size, 4Ho; tax -c.
Azurea nnd Klorumye Sachet 87oi tax Do.
Klcaya Creme, 03c bIzo. 48ci tax lie.
Tebeeo or IVpsodrnt
Flna Grade lur llrlstle Tooth Ilrushes, bone or transparent handles. tSc
I'roKliyliwrtlo Tooth
Pure Bristle Nail Ilrushes, 2Ao.
C&lox Tooth l'owder, usually SBc.
florin french Compart 1'nee 1'owder,
Un Air Embauma Talcum, usually 7Bc. OSci tax 3c
Japonlca Ollva Oil Castile Soap Il.ott a dozen cakes.
I.aco Spanish Caatlle Soap, special 15c cake.
British, Hath Soap, io size, U cakes for BOc.
Woodbur's or Cutlourn Hoap, ZOo rake.
Itoxer & pallet Klna Soaps BO'- situ: special 4Cts cake.
Azurea lrnech Talcum, special 2ci tax lc
DJer-KIss Talcum l'owder, special 24oi tdx lc
Coty'a VOrlran French Van,
Un Air Embaume, lane size.
1 ou size, i.xoi tax do.
,nd many other Items too numerous
Sale of 200 Wash Skirts, $3.85. Marked
Half Our Regular Price
l!lDt,.fraa, DLIt. I .. . .
superior quality wh material;, " "U" BPor,s ModBl1" fln' UUor.d an,
Whlto Chiffon Surf Satin Skirts. White Washuhlo ri,,
fssfcjr&S! "" Y" wfc wa-&
lam, daughter of Mr. James Kullam, or
1209 South Bucknell street, and Mr.
John J. Furlow. 2614 South street, was
solemnized at 9 o'clock this morning In
St. Anthony de Padua Church. Oravs
Ferry road and Fltzwater street, the
Rev. Thomas A. Colahan officiating. The
bride wns attended by Mis; Elizabeth
Miller as bridesmaid and Miss Margie
Green is maid of honor. Mr. Thomas
O'Donnell acted nn best man.
DE MERS DA1LEY
B UTLER DAI LEY
A double ceremony was solemnized
at 10 o'clock in St Patrick's Church.
McAdoo, today, when Miss Marie a
n-ii... Jmmiiiir nt Mr. Edward J
Dalley, of McAdoo, became the briae
iiiiiirvi uuuHitii w- .-.. -
of Mr. rranK io mors, oi nuiucini, ""
nt tho same time her Bister, Miss Lor
ttn r". Dallev. beenme the liriae oi
Mr. William iiuuer.oi.nuvuuu, j.mivov
wnilnm V. Dalley. nn uncle of the
" :!.... .'... v.-..i. m,.i).ii
brides, officiated nt the ceremony
Pure
Chiffon Silk
SWEATERS
special
22-50
TUXEDO MODEL
STRIPED WEAVE
BRAIDED SASH
Chinese Red Orchid
Orange
Brown
Navy
Henna
Beige
Cop en
White
FIRST FLOOR
BONWIT -
TELLER & CQ
Chestnut at 13th Street
iJjfclwJJBKjZlMJRJigSX-I
9SJ
F YOU have experienced a steady increase
in girth and weight, Jiou know its real
tragedy. You realize how your physical
und menial activities are curtailed. If you find
yourself OVERWEIGHT, it should be a mat
ter of grave concern. You should never regard
this as a natural condition, for it can be over-
treatment Gratis,
ge Allen, inc.
Chestnut Street 1214
00 a doien
ice will sell six dozen
for $5.00
Tooth Taste, 3.1ci tax
Urushesi speoial 3Se.
S0d box.
usual BOo olee, special 380 tax 2o.
1'owden all shades, 72c boxi tax 3c.
I
rinll tl. r, . .. n
-.u .u vumjmci ate l'owder, regular
to mrntlon.
and
V. LI '(
tw- fc i m VJ r u k.
MARKET AT 19TH
11 A. M. TO lltlB P. M.
Paramount Prenents a Thotojilay of
Unrivaled Splendor
TUB LOVB-PICTUIIK UNFOrtOBTTADL
CAST OF 7000
Directed by Producer of "Paimlon"
Klabornte Prologue flpeelnl Mutlo
STAMTflM MARKET AD. lOTK
J X -1N 1 WIN ii a.m. to usifl p.m.
LIONEL BARRYMORE
In "THE DEVIL'S GARDEN"
PAT APP 1214 MARKET STTtEKT
fl-irEj 10 A M. to 11:18 P. M.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "THE CITY OF SILENT MEN"
Aildeil Attrnctlnn IIAHOLD I.LOVD In
"NOW OH NEVErt"
NEXT WEEK O. W. OftlFFlTH'S
"DKEAM BTHEET"
AYT!An CESTNUT ST. Bel. 18T11
rcaaia m a. m. to nis p. m.
Pnrnmunt Plcturtratlim of
"SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"
With MAY MncAVOY, OAnETII IIUOHE3
and MAIIKL TALIAFlinrtO 8
VTPTOR T A MAnKT ST. Ab. sth
y 1V 1 Wr.l-n A. M. to U:1B P. M.
"THE WAKEFIELD CASE"
Added LARRY BEMON In 'TIinUAKEItT'
C 0 r-kifl 72i MAIlKI?r STREET
VdpilUl Elaine Hatnmerateln tn
"Poor Dear .Maritaret KlrbT"
RPP.FNT MARKET ST. Del. 17TH
rvl-iVjEjl 1 , SVD CHAPLIN in
"KINO. QUEEN. JOKEIl"
pf ORF M.UIKET STREET
VJJLA-1-Ij AT JUNrPKR
VAUDEVILLE 11 TO 11
"CHEER UP" LEW COOPER! OTHERB
GARRICK MAT. TODAY
SO LONG MARYI
POSITIVELY
LAST 4 NIGHTS
POP. MAT. TODAY. 50c to $2
LAST POPULAR MATINEE SATURDAY
ONLY SHOW IN TOWN!
Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians
In the Smartest of Mudcal Comedies
TAlV 19 sm
Grand old nam t
n l EITH'S THEATRE
PANNY KITTT
WATSON SISTERS
in "HORSEPITALITY"
WM. SEABURY & CO.
In "PRIVOLIC3"
FI.ORENZ ADELAIDE
AMES & WINTHROP
COT.EY & JAXON. 7.1'ItM A
ROYAT, OASrOIONEa- OTHBRH
BfCM
A
WILLOW GROVE PARK
Patrick Conway and His Band
Jane Nelteon, Soprano
Car'n IVrrottl. nrlton
Concerts Dally. 2:30. 4 :.10. 7 MS A 0:45 P M.
THURSDAY. JUNE lTU
independent Order ot Odd Follows' Dr
Odd rellnws' Hand Conrert and Chorus In
Music Pavilion at 0:40 P M.
Modern Amusement e
imOAD "A PRINCE THERE WAS"
Geo. M. Cohan's Comedy 2Uth Succeittul
Reason ot PHILOPATKIAN PLAYERS
Ueneflt ot Slaters ot Qood Shepherd
Personal management and mane direction ot
Jamea J. Hkelly
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St,
mm
Private leaione. Adult
nna uniinren n iziAmmmm.
Jlodern nnd Enthetlc Dane-
n- -iae T-num. km,
t,h, wT 13T
In.Tits.tiou
J or Ansounct-
Moderate Prices -rN
mentt
Write or l'bone for Enerared or Printed
Samples,
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO., 814 WsJiit St
BEADED BAGS
REPAIRING
.Ml styles nnd sizes mad
equal to new at amnll cost.
iSp
A. E. MOSS
OPEN
0-5
33 SO. UTII ST.
Diamonds, Watches, Jexcelrv
BEADS-
Itlbboilne nnd Stltrhlnr Braid
Embroidering- and Knitting 811k
Braiding Embroidering Beading
Ilemstltchlnc Scalloping Pleating
NOVELTY EMBROIDERY CO.
,. - 1007 rii.nr.HT btukkt
RITAA.KRAUS
A-l Salon
Featuring latest method in muscle
contouring and facc-pak wrinkle
treatment; acarlcsa electrolysis
for superfluous hair, moles, icarts,
etc. Expert hair dieing; rcju
venator scalp treatments.
1615 Walnut Street
RITA A. KRAUS 1615 W.lnat St
Surressnr tn UutmrU A Knpnek
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I fikO Tll1lf
Will sVlLV B It! t Ii
V J. Lawler
1126 Walnut SLRp
A Little Lot of
SMART HATS
Values Up to $16.50
-$5? $7-so
A nondrrfnl npporttinlty tn
hernrr a smart hut ut irry
little eiprnse.
Millions Die!!!
No "Mutlrr How Muny
Ml, r.isch und l.arrna
on thllilren's
llrails
VERDEE
Ilrstroys Tliem
Mltlinut llnrmlni
lliilr or Hen I ii
TltV IT TOIlAV
25c
At Your Druyaittt
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