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iST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Whclen-Bcll Wedding This
4ji moon in Haver -ford Site Speaks of the
Yarmarku in Emergency Aid Gardens
mHE weddluff of Paulina Bell and tain an their jruests this week their cou
l,..i m.i.M fnlcos nUen iu Haver-i 5In?i 2r.r- and Mrs, Edward Pass, of
tori nt 4 o'clock ths afternoon, and
Sfil be followcrt by a reception nt-hslf
Tfter 4. From what I hav6 heard
Sf the bridw.ialdV tlrestes, I think
S will be exquisite : Jnde green, my
AuCn very plain, no trimming, and
Sitnrol-colorcd straw hats trimmed,
SSciua lilies. Ww cream of the Illy
and the green of the Jade, won't It be
SrtlyT .cool-looklns and. let iw
. hope, cool-feellng. becauws with thin
Sw 'daylight saving rule ; 4 ? In
rwllr only 3 In tnndard time, and you
"now now hot 3 o'clock of a .Tune
"Cvermo'tofthe reception will
h out of doors, and there has been a
wonderful air these last few days.
M
TJ1TB a number of persons nre going
Wun to Chnmbcrsburg on Thursday,
$ wedding to Edward Clark. The
Kennedys live at 1A30 Rlttcnhouse
Muaro, but have a big place in Cham
teriburg, where they bpend their Bum
mers and the wed.flng Is to be there,
t nanced Edge, on Thursday. Mar
rtrlt fs to have Mrs. John H. Carlisle
end Mrs. Hoxlo Hnrrlsou Smith, who,
by the unr. was Ethel Clnrk, a sister
rf the bridegroom, as matrons of honor,
and Marlanna Knn'ynnd Catherine
Sft arc to be bridesmaids. Dick Phil
Ur Van Antwerp Lea. Moorhcad Ken
"1 jr, Taney Willcox, Robert
& John D. Newbold. Jr. Edward
Blddle. Paul du Pont. Hoxle Smith
" . .', .11 o. I oro in hi, the
HDU AHrcu owl"1"1 "" -"
nehers
IT'S FUNNY how when the warm
weather we have been expecting for
reeks finally comes we jusi nomu. ima
out, even If it is not very severe.
Perhaps it's the humidity, but what
ever It Is. it' trying, to sny the least,
ftnd many of us have been tried these
last few days. I hope this afternoon
Till be nico for the ynrmnrka. Did I
tell yon that means "yearly market 7
Well, it doefl in Russian, and ns this
Is a Russian affair a Russian name Is
used. The Princes Cantacuzcne will
be here from New York to attend the
ftlr and sale of Russian things, and
will be guest of honor at the tea which
rtll be given during the afternoon. The
Yarmarka is to be held in tho Ljncr
gtney Aid gardens, which head Harri
son row, on Locust stroet, you know,
and It will M cool and lovely there.
Those who will receive at the nffnlr
are Mrs. George Horace Lorlmer, who
Is chairman of the Princess Cantacu
rcae Committee of the Emergency Aid :
Jim. J. Hertram Llpplncott, Mrs.
Alexander Van Rensselaer, Mrs. James
Francis Sullivan. Miss Caroline Singlor,
Mn. Webster Fox. Mrs. Cyrus II. K.
Curtis, Mrs. J. Madison Taylor, Miss
Constance Bcalo, Mrs. 'Charles T,ea,
Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt, Mrs. Wilbur
Kiapp, Mrs. Jonn UribDei ana Mrs
Braden Kyle.
IT ALWAYS seems to me that fnnny
happenings nt weddings take place
around this time of year. Here is the
latest I havp heard of and It Is n won
der. It happened nt n wedding about
a month ago. in? matron oi nonor,
who Is a very dear and muchly loved
person, has the darllngest wee daughter,
who wanted to see "muwy" walking
tip the aisle ever and ever so much.
So they" took her to the church and
placed her in n pqw high up with other
mernbers of the family, nnd she had a
wonderful time, for everywhere she
looked she row a smiling face, nud
terv one seem to love her.
Well, the music began, and there
came tho bridal party and "rauvvy
all pretty nnd sweet, walking ahead of
the bride. Small daughter looked long
and hard at her, nnd evidently ap
proved ; for having seen hc turned to
other amusements and began mnklng
"blow mouths" nt her small cousin in
the next pew. Thnt was all well and
good, but when the clergyman enmc to
the part, "If any man can show just
cause why these two persons may not
lawfully be joined together lot him now
speak or else forever after hold his
peace" you know thnt tense moment
when you always think, "Oh. wouldn't
it be awful if any one said anything '
Well, any way, just nt that moment
the babv decided to be more effusive In
ner blowing or moutns, anci ns tno woru
"peace" died away Just before "I re
quire and charge you both" "Boo,"
Mid Miss Baby at tho top of her lungs,
and the whole church and bridal part
was just about electrocuted..
NANOJ WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An engagement of social Interest, an
nounced today In this and other cities.
U that of Miss N'ancy King, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs, Cdwnrd L. Kins, of
Newport R I , and Lieutenant Charles
Jee Androwo, Jr U. S. N eon of Mr.
nnd Mrs Charles Lee Andrews, of Xew
Tork The wedding will take place at
Newport In September, Mlas King, who
lo a frequent visitor In this city, Is a
cousin of Mrs. 3 Heron Croeamon, Jr.,
of Faaslforn, Ardmore, and of Mm Her
bert Lincoln Clark, of Bryn Mawr Miss
Klnc has Just returned t Newport aftor
a fortnlRht's stay aa the guest of Mrs.
Crewman
Mr and Mrs Sydney Bullcn Dunn,
of 2027 Spructi street, will cntortaln at
dinner this evening at the Merlon Cricket
Club In honor of Miss Uuth Anno Sulli
van and Mr Francis .1. Sherman, of
-upntrcal Canada, whose marrlngo will
'take place at noon on Thursday. MIbs
Sulllan will aIo bo the kuihI of honor
nt a Junchnon to bo glvrn today nt the
Belle vue-Stratford, by Mrs. Louis Brcgy.
"j 681 Woodblno avenue, Overbrook.
Jlr. Sherman and his bride will spend
the Bummer In China and Japan
Mrs Georgo Horace Lorlmer cntcr
JJlned at luncheon today at the nits
Carlton In honor of the I'rlnoass Cnn
tacuiene, who came over from Now York
to attend tho Yarmarka In the Emer
gency Aid gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Qulncy Adams Glllmore,
oi Navahoe avenuo, Chostnut Hill, have
returned from a visit to Now York.
Mr and Mrs). Henry Pratt McKean, of
i me Itun Farm. Ponllyn, aro spendlnu
Tew daja at their pluco nt Bay Head,
iivMrs.J nlllU Nowltn and her fnm
Jf, or New and Prospect avenues,
Chestnut Hill, aro occupying their cot
tage at Cape May
Mr and Mrs. J. Barry Colahan, 3d,
fna their family, of 66 West Willow
Iffje.avenue, Chestnut Hill, will leave
JI) Friday for Cape May, where thev
will occupy their cottauo for the summer
n5v"' ,nnd Mrs' Harrison K Conor, of
J.,7 ahiut street, nccompanled by
wmm BunBi Mr - Colket Cancr und Mr.
p,JAm J- cner, and Mlsa Elizabeth
,iiribl,n.fir', Jaugliter of Mr. and Mrs
,.jln ,c Mmblng, of Chestnut Hill, will
i'av.e eaily n July for an oxt.uslve trip
" Alaska and tho Canadian Rockies
wni.weddlns of Mtp" Strublng and Mr
wiuiani J. Caner will take placo In
ni23!, Mr ua 'M8' Hlrublng will
epend Auguot at Gloucester. Maas.
thJ?r" and Mrs. Clayton Plutt. Jr., nnd
I'hJrf",' f',', Vf 7iSl6 Crt-feld street,
n.t!.'" "I"- loft on Sundaj for Hay
i,, ' ,N ' "'rc they will spend tho
n rner Colonel and Mrs Marvin
n,isii arc '""Pylng tho house of Mr.
" -Mrs Plntt durlnc their abaencA
S.. w.r'Klit Is entertnlnlng as lur cuesl
Ingto ""' Mrs' a,aoMun'ay ot Wash-
n!iIr.i uml MrK Rflward V. d'Invllllcrs
3it.iii?lr dll"KhterH, Mlsa Vlrirlnla M
liiJi lllJeis. anrt JllBB Anne M. d'lnvll
n,S of ,f,6?0 McCnllum street, German
lin1.'. yvsiu lvo 'he latter part of this
Wi,,.fr Kaglesmefe, where they will
wend the nummer.
mitrA twa m'a- Horace H. Lee, of Gulf
wia Avon roads, Haverford, will enter.
,vi 1 V '
aU-ifci. - -ttlt1v.it -T.$j.,Aiti,y$&.fr
tt. ri.ji . "v.jr;. .-rs. '.,.
"-flk- viuiso( n, j., iwia jure, abiiwui ii
'of Pittsburgh, and Miss Anna Lloyd, of
Cincinnati. They will come to attend the
wedding of Miss Catherlno H. Leo nnd
Mr. Evan J. Lester. Jr., which will be
Rolcmnlr.ed on Saturday evening: next nt
o o'clock In the Bryn Mnwf Presbyter
'Ian Church, Miss Lloyd will attend Miss
Loo as one of her brldeumnlds.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8. Grove, of 258
wpbi xuipeiiocKOn street, ucrmantown,
will leave on Friday, Juno 14, for a
motor trip to York Harbor, Me., where
they will spend tho summer nt the Mar
shall House.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Montnguo Lewis,
of fha Bollevuo-Htratford, and their
duughter, Mies Mary Frederick Lewln
will leave on July 18 for ft trip abroad,
where they expect to ispend two months
motoring through Europe.
Mro. Henry L. McCloy, of 0338 Sher
wood road, Overbrook, will entertain
the members of her card club nt her
home this afternoon.
Mr, and Mr3. Robert Ketfnedy Wurta
nnd her daughter, Miss" Ilosamond
Wurte, of 2134 llno stroet, aro spending
the iarly summer at the Idle-wild Hotel,
Media.
Major and Mrs. J. William Good nnd
Mrs. Good's daughter, Miss Dorothea
Walton, who have been ftpendlng some
time at Sliver Lake, Plko County, have
returned to their hone. 2409 Bryn Mawr
avenue, jjaia.
Mr. and Mm. fi. n T.lndbiLPk. of 6228
Jefferson street, will leave tomorrow
for Ventnor, N, J., where they will oc
cupy uioir coiingo until uie autumn.
Mr. und Mrs. S. N. Stathcm, of An
gora Terraoo, nfo entertaining as thoir
pueni Jirs. siaincm a sister, Mrs. Lemuei
C, Branch, of Virginia, who will remain
lor a rortnignt.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mercer, of tho
Dclmar-Morrls, Germontown, are ro
celvlng congratulations on the birth of
a daughter, .lanct Mercer, on Juno 9.
Mrs. Mercer will bo remembered as Mlsa
Marian Allen, of Weetfield, N. T.
Mr ond Mrs. Paul Monaghnn, of Ber
wick road, Overhrook, are receiving con
gratulations on tno birth of a daughter,
Jean Monairhan Mrs. Monaghan was
Miss Mnrgucrlta Horrlty.
, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Theodora Erb,
of 40.00 Worth Marshall street, announoo
the engagement of thoir daughter, Alias
Evelyn Christine Erb, to Mr. John Ed
ward Doarden. son of Mr, and Mrs.
.Robert Rowland Deardon. Jr.. of
Eleventh street and Sixty-ninth avenuev
Oak Lana.
germaVtown
Mr. and Mrs. Goorite B. Cummlne.
of 24 West Logan ctrdet. have Issued
Invitations for the mnrrlno of their
daughter, Mlsa Gladys May Cummlngs,
to Mr. Raymond Llpplncott Chambers
on aaiurany cvomng, juno b, nt '
o'clock. In tho Memorial Church of tho
Advocate, Bicnteenui and Diamond
streets,
Mr. Josenh B. FelEel will entertain
at a lawn fcto at her mimraer home,
200 East Johnson street, on Wednesday
afternoon. June 32, for the benefit of
ne be:
Week.
the Children's Country
try
Mrs.
Waltor D. Dalslmcr will aiulst In enter-
tnlnlng.
Mrs. Joseph Wasorman, of Wlsia
hlckon avenue and Horttcr street, who
recently returned from a visit to St.
Louis, gnve a muslcale on tho lawn of
her home for tho benefit of the Welles
Icy College fund, when 100 iruests at
tended. Mr. Bascha Jacoblnof assisted
In entertaining.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Hclraotag, of 21
West Phll-Ellenn street, will occupy
their oottngo In Ventnor for the season
later In the month.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Wood and
their family, 530 East WanWnpton lane,
aro occupying thoir cottage In Ocean
City for the summer
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Joseph, 2443
West Cumborlnnd street, gave a recep
tion at thoir homo on Sundav In honor
of their daughter. Mifs Mlnnlo Joseph,
when more than !!00 guests were enter
tained, Among those who arslstod In re
ceiving woro Mlsa Rosalie Speycr. Mle
Mildred J. Swaab, Mls Ruth Watle,
MIps Mildred Watlz, Mlsa Charlotte
Levlnson nnd Mlas Anno Phillips. The
guests Included Mr Gilbert drecn
berg, of Huntingdon, Pa. ; Mr. and
Mrs. L. Slchel, Mr and Mrs, Alfred B.
Levy, Mr, Alexander Lloberman. 'Mr.
and Mrs. Famuel R Lush. Mr and Mrs.
A L. Levi. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Bern
stein, Mr. and Mrs K. Spoyer, Mr. and
,u. rtrmur uonen, Jir. and Mrs. u
Weller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Tnnsnli
Mr. nnd Mis. K Pollltz. Mr. II. lsaac-
sonn, mr. h u Rotlikugol, Mr. and
Mrs. r,. p Wlcder, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Goldman, Mr. and Mr William l'"ord,
of Atlantic City; Mr. Morrlo Wiornlck,
of Atlantic City; MIsn Mamie Solomon,
Mr. S. K. Joseph and Mr O. A. Gold
man. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Lynch, of 24 25
Smith Wnodstork stroet, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son
on June 10. Mrs. Lynch will be remem
bered is Miss Mae Doyle, daughter of
Mrs. Catharine Doyle, of 2321 South
Twentieth street.
Mr. and Mrs. F Callahan, of 232B
bouth Fifteenth strcotTTiavo opened their
Bummer nomc in iinaaoniieiu, N, J,
MIsb Dorothy Warner, who has Justl
returned from Frederick, Md., will leave I
shortly to spend tho summer with her1
parents, .nr nnn Mrs. jonn Warnor, at
their country homo In Somerton, Pa.
Mr, and Mrs. Jameu J Conaly, Jr., of
333G South fifteenth street, left yestcr
day for Cincinnati, O. Mrs. Conatv will
bo remembored ns Mlsa Mae Moore,
daughter of Mrs. Catharine Moore, of
2401 South Nineteenth street.
FRANKFORD
A birthday, Fiirprlse party was gien
on liday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Charltm Pro3, tics Paul street, In honor
of th'Mr daughter, Mlsa Ethel Drens
Amonr, tnosi present wore Miss Emily
Nngo' Miss Ethel Rcnn, Mlsa Edna
Drew , Mlsa Martha Christian. Mtaa
Rnch 1 Porr, MIb Catherine Gleason,
Miss Charlotte Dross, Mloa Elva Thack-
ery, Mlsa I,ucy Haedrlch, Miss Llndo
Jones, Miss Phyllis Porr, Mr Harry
Jackson, Mr, William Porr, Mr. Ellis
Reed, Mr. R. Donoirhuo. Mr. Harrv
Rohrman, Mr nnd Mrs. George Dress
nud Mr and Mrs. Wllllnm White
Mr and Mrs. Clement Hugn Evans of
Orthodox street, are receiving congratu
lations on the birth ot a son, Clement
Hugh Evans.
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ROYAL ENGRAVING CO. 814 Wali.it St
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The moment rou npply H, lienllrif
baelim. The oij of riov.a anl oilier
medloamenta It coninlna vanlah Imn
th. rorea, A UnBllnK. aouthlnif en
aatlon follow ou fel It heal, .
Oet m aruall Jr from any rood
druESlat and ua It llkn cold cream,
or the Noxzemn Clitmleal Co., of
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EVENING PUBLIC
' l'lioto by Zamsky
MISS HELEN McCOACII
Whoso engagement to Mr, Wallnco
Llndnll Stewart vean nnnounrcd by
Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Coach,
of iAnsdowne, at n liouvi party
given nt their cflltago nt Ocean
City. N. J. Mr. Stewart Is tho sou
of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stewart,
of Lniisdowno
MISS PAULINA L. BELL
WEDS J. H. WHELEN, JR.
Marriage of Miss Janet Mac
Laren Darby and Mr. Eld
ridge F. Johnson
A wedding of much nodal Importance
will taTce plae at I o'clock this nfte
noon, when Mlas Paulina Lowls Bell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dell,
Jr., of 270 South Sixteenth street, will
become tho bride of Mr. John Howard
Whelen, son of Mrs. William Ilodman
Ellison, of 1-134 Spruce street.
I The ceremony wilt be performed at
the summer homo of tho bride's parents,
on Pnnnure road, Havcrford, In tho
presence of the Immediate families of
the bride and bridegroom. Father
Konnljy, of St John's Cathollo Church,
will officiate.
Tho bride, who will bo given In mar
rlngo by her father, will be nttlrcd In n
Brown of Ivory white satin, adorned with
rnro old laco which belonged to her
Breni-irranamotnor. Her veil, or tho samo
lace, will extend to the end of tho long
court trnln, and will be fastened with
orange blossoms. She will carry a
shower bouquot of white orchids and
lilies of tho valley. Mlm Bell will b
attended by Mies Eleanor Itobb ns mntd
of honor. Sho will wear a smart frock
of hydrangea bluo canton crepe, fash
ioned on simple lines. Hor hat, of nat
ural silver horsehair straw, will be
trimmed with ealla lilies. She will carry
an arm bouquet of cnlla lilies.
The bridesmaids will Ineliirtn MW
Mary Dobson Norrls, Mlsa Peggy Ro.
sengarten, Mlsa Gertrude L. P. Cona-1
way. Miss Mary Starr Grlscom. Miss
ICntharlno D. Porter nnd Miss Susan I
D. Stewart They will bo gowned Bllke
In Dimple frocks of Jado gTeen canton
crepe, with hats of horsehair straw,
trimmed with cnlla lilies. They will
carry arm bouquets of calla llllea.
$10.00 Value
saic
STOCKINGS
WHITE, 1.85
Rani Call
Color and Nat
Brown Shade,
2.35
leatner and
U'a an event
5-85
vv
rricea Campaign.'
ALLAHAN
. GOOJLD gHOEe
921 MARKET STREET
60th 4 Chtshnit Sli. S604 Germantown At. 273fi GermaaloHn Are. I
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SEMflANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALES
ARE NOW BEING' OFFERED,
EMBRACBNQ MANY GROUPS
NOT HERETOFORE OFFERED
TWO AN: THREE lrIECE
COSTUME SUITS.
TWO-PHECE
TAD LORED SUITS
COATS AND COAT WRAPS
TWILL, TRICOTINE AND SERGE DRESSES
EVE.N1NG GOWNS FOR SUMMER WEAR
GARDEN PARTY FROCKS
SUMMER 1HATS
BLOUSES SWEATERSSLIP-OVERS
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, .TUESDAY,
Mr. Livingston Ludlew Diddle, -d.
will attend Mr. Whelen as, beat mam
Tho ushers will Include Mr. H!1.?'
Walsh, Mr. George S. Piper, Mr. I lis
ter Randolph, Mr. Richard M. gj1"'
Mr. H. Hoffman Dolan, Mr. T. C. Flem
ing. Jn, Mr. O. Merrill Chapln, Mr,
Samuel Dell, 3d, all of this city: Mi.
undrew 8. Carey, and Mr, Sidney Scott,
of Wilmington, and Mr? Thomas M. Mc
Carter nnd Mr. Oliver S. Taylor. A
largo reception will follow tho ceremony
at half after 4 o'clock.
A wedding of sojal Interest will ho
solemnized at 6 o'clock this evenlnc
In tho Second Presbyterian Church,
Tii'Anlv.llpIt ntwl TTftlM,, (rinlH. WhOn
Miss .Tnnot MaoLaren Darby, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. George v.
Darby, of Linlithgow, Morion, will be
come uie unoe or wr. isjanugo .
moro Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
rl,1IHtrA nisuaa TMtffann nt MOOrOS'
town, N. J. Tho Rev. Alexander Mac
rr,n n r na.,A. r it, rhtirnli. will
perform the ceremony. Tho bride, wno
will be given In marriage by her rainr
,II1 ha fltllrntl In a MMun nf IvOfn WnlvO
sntln, adorned with old family lace, .Her
veil of tulle, which extends to the ond
of tho long court trnln. will be caught
with a wreath of orango blossoms She
will carry a showernjouquot of lines or
tho valley and orchids. Miss Annette
Tt.n nf rinrrain v v.. will attend
Mlfw Darbv us maid or honor. She
rvill viulp a. rook nt Vlln nroen chiffon,
trimmed with lace and tulle of the same
shade. Her nat or green tune is euou
with laoe and she wilt carry an arm
The bridesmaids will Include Mlsa
Louise Wnnamaker, Miss Adelaldo Pyle,
Miss Dorothy Knter and MIsb Elsie
MocEwan, cousin or tne prioeBruum,
Tk.u nrtit ha ntHrfMl In frneka Of ChU'
ton In postel ehndea with L-.ree picture
l,aa nt Tjirhnm Rfm.n. nfinrned With
frrar,i.rnnrri lure. TheV Wilt alBO
am, am, hnftrtflnta nt anHnflr ftOWerfl.
Mr. Johnson will be nttended by hi J
couoln, Mr. Georgo MacEwan, aa best
man. The ushoro will Include Mr. J-
Douglas Darby and Mr. Donald w.
Darby, brothern of the bride ; Mr. Frank-
iin ttnvnv. Mr. Illeher,! Thomnson. Mr.
El(4redra MacEwan nnd Mr. Walter
Pyle.
BYRE JANNET
An Interesting wedding to society in
this nnd other cities will bo that of
Miss Emllle Jannoy. daughtor of Mra.
Mario Montu, of 121 Madison avenue,
Now York, and Mr. Francis Beverley
Eyre. Jr., which will take place this
afternoon In the Church of the Incarna
tion. The brldo will be given in mar
riage by Major Mcntu and the ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Percy H.
Silver, D. D assisted by the Rev. Dun
can H. Rrowne Miss Helen Morris
Janney will net as her sister's maid or
honor nnd only attendant. Mr. Henry
M. Byre, brother of the bridegroom,
will act an best man, and tho uehers
will Include Mr. Rodney W. Williams,
Mr. Edward Hurd. Mr. Norman K.
Toorge, Mr. Henry W. Miller. Mr. 8ter-l
ling H. jvison ana mr. ueveriey m.
Eyro, a cousin of tho bridegroom. After
a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Byre will
go to Hempstead, L. I., for the summer.
LUECK COOPER
Tho weddlnjr of Mloa Llda Cooper,
daughter of Airs. Hiram A. Cooper, of
3737 North Sixteenth street, and Mr.
Charles G. Lueck, of Syracuse, N. Y.,
took place on Raturdny at 6 o'clock In
tho Brethren Church, Tenth and Dau
phin streets, the Rev A. J. JicClaln of
RESINOL
5oothinq And He&linq
For5kin Disorders
l
"SPORTS PUMP"
Trimmed with II
Patent Leather; III
with Tan Calf;
with Gun Metal;
with White Buck.
"BEAUTY
WHITE"
CLOTH
' - ' 7IiJ or embroidered
A BIG EVENT!
J. HAT'S what wo call it when wo offer
i amarl "Sport. Pump" Jn combination
III
tabric at Five Eighty-Five
avert' in Hallahan'i "Lowei
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273 GermaaloHn Are. KtriiSwrJriHI aCfeilni'il
1 snfSBa?
ficiating. The brldo was given In mar- groom, anil the ushera will be Mr. Mor
rlnge by her brother-in-law. Mr. C rls Harshlk. Mr, Benjamin Silverman,
Guiana ucauows, and was nttended b.v
her sister, Miss Sue Cooper, ns mala
of honor finrl hv xn,, r,.,iAiii ir,it n
bridesmaid, whllo Robert Helnti acted'
.u
lis iiiig ucarcr, i
The bridegroom's brother. Mr. Fred-,
orlck Lueck, was best man, and the.
V?nor.fl. 1VCC Mr- Arthur Foresman audi
Mr, Malcolm Cooper, a brother of the
bride.
GREENSPAN MEYEK I
A pretty home wedding took placo lost 1
evening at 6 o'clock when M,es Clara
Moyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Meyer, became the bride oTHr, Abraham
Greenspan, of Holyokc, Mass, Tho brldo.
who was given in marriage by her
father, wore a gown of whtto radium
tarfoto. and veil oi Vcnotlan point lace,
nnd .carried a shower bounuct of lilies
or tno valley and roees. the maid of
honor. Mlsa Rvlvln .rrria nv.r .ii.
pf the bride, woro a shepherdess frock of
bluo taffeta and carried pink roses. Tho
bridesmaids were Miss Rose Meyer, sis-
tor of tho bride, and Mies Rose Green
span, elster of tho bridegroom. They,
woro tUllo frocke nf nmhltt Tl,n li.ot
man was Mr Eugeno Htolnor, of New
lork. Tho usheta included Mr I Oretn-
opiin una r, a ureenspan A reception
followed at 1427 Cayuga street Tho,
bride and bridegroom left Immediately
;2ri .-rmJ,idR,.wher' ""'y wl spend
their wedding trip, and will llvo nt 81
t i P1S "ireet, Holyoke, Mass., after
GOLDBNBERG WIENER
iA v'.Pf n'oreatlng wedding will take
Place th s evening nt 0:30 o'clock nt
Mercantile Hall, when Mlsa Clara
AY,e,m,.,r. ?ufhter of Mr. Jacob Wiener,
of 1827 orth Thirty-third stroet. will
bo married to Mr. David Goldenbenr.
The ceremony will bo performed by Rab
!!LMnEi.ln aihnn and Abraham Neu
mnn. The brldo, who will bo given In
marriage by her father, will wear a
gown of beaded ducheese eatln with u
court train nnd veil of duchesse laco. and
will carry a shower bouquet of orchids,
hJ,"i,..lu"i lUtJ C,tho vmy. She will
x.tL.it,.eniled by Mr8' Lou' Cohen, of
rvprrlstown, an matron of honor, who
i -II. 7ear a .c'umo of French blue
beadod georgette and will carry a ohower
bouquet of pink roses, and by Miss Ethel
i.c.HeS horv p,cr' n8 mnl(l f "onor.
gowned In beaded Harding bluo gcor
getto and carrying a bouquot of Ameri
can Beauty rooes. The brldesmalda will
.. . i.1, 5ny.hlk' ln tangerine goor-5!.Ir"-,S'
Silverman, in Nile green I
georgette : Mlsa Pearl Schwam, ln Nile
green georgette , Miss Clara Ooldenberg,
slater of tho bridegroom, ln Harding i
bluo georgette, and Miss Miriam Grad In
flame georgette Miss Joan Wiener, ln
light blue taffeta, will be tho flowor gtrl
and the pagtf will be Master Elliott O'oi- ,
donborg, Tho best man will bo Mr ,
Ben Ooldenberg, brother of the bride-
BONWJT TELLER. Gi,CO.
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Arranged for Wednesday
Closing Out Misses' Suits,
Coats, Capes and Wraps
At Extraordinary Reductions
Misses' Coats
Capes and Wraps
50-00
Formerly to 115.00
A collection of Marvclla Tricotinc and
Vcldyn Models, radium silk- lined, plain
All Sales Final
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JUNE 14, 1921
Mr. Wllllnm Donbro. Mr. Max Stensler
and Mr, Reuben lsdaner. After n wed
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The LINGERIE SHOP
13th & Sansom Street
Princesse Slips
of crepe Satin
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Cut on long lines to conform with cur-
ront modes, and in any color to match
them, thcae slips take self material
or Georgette for their tops, and
use a deep hem to render
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sfrawbeiries
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Sometimes the strawberry season
slips by before you realize it. Now,
while berries are plentiful, preserve
all you can, for every Jar will cut
the cost of living next winter.
Remember that Franklin Granu
lated is the sugar that comes to you
?2zzrS ? lean and oi highest quality, packed
m sturdy cartons and strong cotton
iags, safe from flies and ants.
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the young couple will return to live at
1827 North Thlrtythlrd Btrect, after
September 1G.
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Misses' Custom
Tailored Suits
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Tncotine, Piquetine and Poiret Twill
Suits in tailored models. A few Costume
Suits included.
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The Most
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Scientists today deplore the wear
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and untiring.
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foot troubles because thev check th
circulation and weaken the muscles
' by disuse. But the Cantilever Shoe
gives the foot perfect freedom. It
supports u weak arch without harm
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prevent and correct flat foot.
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