BlOTV 'i9 twww: siWw "SFW axBarr . " !' ' . vrv l r 4 jj Jt ,- SVENlNG- PTJlJLKf iiSD'alR-PHlfiiDELPHIA, 'Jt&UESDAY, JUiJE 16, 1921 fir GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE K tfancy. Wynne Tells of General Pershing s Attendance i sat the Polo Game at'Btyn Matvr Today. Handsome' Gowns at Fete ti TD. nolo' match for the Victor W.w cS win ' Vto today at &L, JnS I 'cnt- that Ocncrnl M.ni "to to b Vent wlL!1 ,,U,oIde 'rr!hlnn,kcniycr. Mrn. Sprout nn.l Vt 9UJCX. Wnnl HinUson, too, ftdSn,.S?nB the Hpcctntorx. Hryn tin bl "'Cf n wonderful two weeks M,H am ft W few dny-s. with the 0pol, n . ncrfcct ntmosphcro. hove lW'?,ttiot! -ort of nestled down "'.' i ill It out from the surround klcll ? nnd 1 h beautiful little club fflwnderful polo Rrccn or field? lou "n" ," nwfl faux pus to say 1 lMll anjthlni but golf, but if you FS'iS tKt Pofo field nt Bryn Mnwr W"! f,n.cc with me that It is pne 7 ike wenwt bpota you nave ever I. ' . i ia nf Torrcsdo e. Torresdale, ft 1 "pot about Philadelphia- Me most wonderful variety ot green bush, tree and lawn. HAVE you ever walked along Gmnt venue In Torresdale and looked . .A the river through the Foerdcrcrs' yt , iiS r tried to count the various W- f rreen In the trees and ferns tf SrS Wbu.be-and vine.,? That Si iud to belong to the Henry Bo f"9yUof know. Alter Mr. Borle died $rle VNl fe"5 a ,cw JZTSa . ioW H. She owns thnt old fiffiaed houio on Twelfth street at S wrncr of Sansom, you know. For tZ jtm the house was closed and KBorle lived at tho Aldlnc. but Ins m I WIevc. the old house was opened Si' non. We're getting llko lower V York here now. In the midst of m wo find just One house or two Sthit type still standing and occupied J the owner, who for association snkc Sll not jive up a loved home to bust- ' Tkere's Miss Knight's beautiful home. (B Chestnut street above Sixteenth ; and tieRKdV house, on the corner of Six -..m .ml riipstniit. 1h another. I was ll"l t Ml" .Knlaht'a the other day , prowrty It Is and how perfectly won Serful it is to have that garden right la tie middle ot me uusiiiia ol-uiuji. flu Inside of the house is even hand icmer than the outsldo, for MIbh Knight tu risny curious and beautiful things. I' T SAW Mrs. Van Rensselaer up at l the larraarita mis ween iookihk Btrt In a French gown of black canton op. She had a rather narrow girdle ibout the waist in soft shades of green ud hluo and her black lace hat won trimmed ot the side with a long lljcerlncd aigrette of black which swept erer the shoulder. Mrs. Oeorge Lorlmer ris also attired in a black canton crepu frock made square-necked and finished ibout the neck with wide black lace cw fieh-colored chiffon. ITcr hat was if black lace and jet beads and had a flowing aigrette placed on the side fall lag down to the shoulder. Mrs. Sey oonr Davis, who was there, looked very rant In black crepe dc chine and the Wncess Cantacuzene. who came on to I tttend the fete which was given by the coonuuvc wuicn uvurs uer uamu, iuu&cu thirmlng in a gown of cream canton crew trimmed with heavy Hussion em broidery done In creom. Her cream colored hat was faced in blnck aud she tors a white lace veil. Jtri. James Francis Sullivan had the trot fascinating parasol of blnck silk. Os the handle and at the end of each ipott wa a tiny ivory elephant. She vis frocked In black pussy willow taffeta lod her hat, a small toque, was trimmed with uncurled ostrich plumes. ITULKIXG of tho old houses In Phila- ' delphla, you know the Emergency Aid, where the Ynrmarka was held, was MWnauy the llnrrison house and the hole row built on T.ocutt street back It, Is called Harrison row. I was Interested the other day to hear thnt Mrs. J. Wood Stewart, of New York, th is well known hern, lina lipon . twtlr awarded tho "mednillo d'or" b tie French Government for the excellent wrlce she did during the wnr for the ttlldren of France in connection with W Needlework Guild of America. Of jmrse, jou may wonder what all that Ul to do nlth PMliwInlrtM., nnA 1,1 IikouMs, but it has to do with them. !?,, r '"umucrs oi socierv in this cttv 11 tell yon, for the Needlework Guild Jew its first meetings and was founded u i the home of the Inte Mrs. J. Dundas Upplncott, the old Lipplncott mnnslon Broad and Walnut streets, which TU SO lAnP n Iflmlmnib f )i ti.m... Idtlphla. NANOY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES f n m . . BiM !ro . rurvea, jr., or aprinp- Iis. ; . a-"a tncoin unve, at. war ' BorVW at home ln 1,or vden to- -...., uiianuuii irom until v o cioeic .. or, of nor sister, Miss Barbara M; daughter of tho Itev. and Mrs c'0'' njragement to Mr. ltobert Fnul- i.i .' Bon ot tno ev. and sirs. Mwara M. JefTerj-s. of tho Gladstone, - ..w.vcu jeBieruu.)-. jura, curves Sni. 'v. aflsted In receMng by Mi? if t : Bn8n. Mrs. A a. B Ktocl. T.liJnhn, B Tbayer. 3d. Mis Merrltt S2.d,l'. Sirs W. W. Frnzler. 3d. E. rT w,h BrecktnridKo IHetd, Miss JJwm Martin and Mrs William Hew wi. o cards ha e been sent out Wfitlr p ncy V- Copc' 'lauchtor of Mrs. Swrht.?1",' ? Ml9'1 Jnne U Yeatman, bib Sri.0' Mr tt,,a MlN I0P0 Yeat. IIIIL'.p r P''llen's' linw In Cheetnut lav on u. " "y :'1",8 veatman, will r I'riiinHt .ti u h.i . liiv. n 2lp.'l"1fu by MlN8 Yeatman, w 0n, Saturday for 1'rliicnton. wh Durtn . " "."end University Week Mr ami ,r.ftay .,ey w'n be the Kiiealh KlM cS Mm Shttrlcs IIonr' Hraythe w!k fn.p, .S'11 Jve Princeton noxt Morttaguo I.ycett, of 2124 Pine street, at their summer home. . Dr. and Mrs. llnrton Chanco will Klvo a musical on Rnturdny evening at their iiumo, .Mnyneia House, linanor. Mr. nnrl Mm TnnllrA TtMdlft And their fnmlly, of Gravers lane, Chestnut iim. win spend August at uneisea. Mr. nnd Mrs. Newell C llrftdlov. 182 Do Lancey plncft, havo taken a cottage at Hay Hend, N. .1. whria they nr spendliiK .tho Rummer. Mr. and Mnt. Nloholnq Tllttrlla. of York ronil, Noble, will spond the summer nt their place nt Jamestown, It. I. Mr nnd Mrs. William Henry Uoyd, of Fifteenth and Locust streets, will en tertain Informally at supper at their home on Saturday evening next, ln honor of their niece, Miss Frances Par leer Lloyd, (tauchtcr of Mrs. John Straw brldKo hlojd, of 1009 Clinton ntreet, who will be married cry quietly on Tuesday afternoon next at 4 o'clock In tho St. Peter's Church, to Mr. Gardner Spencer Rogers, of Detroit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .1. Ilogcrs, of Bvnnston, 111. Mr. and Mrsi Kobert Martin Williams and tholr daughter. Miss Betty Wil liams, of 2010 Walnut ntreet, loft last week for Cape May, whore they will occupy their cottage until the autumn. Major Mttlnton W. Tazewell Waller, u. b. M. C, and Mrs. Waller, who havo been entortalncd no the (rucsts for a week of Mr. and Mrs William P. Dcne gre, of Sorodcn, Itydal, will return today to tholr home. 2500 South Twentieth street. Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer Halkrtt hao returned from thalr wedding trip ond are occupying their hp.irtment at Broad nnd Pine streets Mrs Halkett. before her wedding on Wednesday, Juno 2, wns Miss Virginia Lee Bacon, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Coates Potts, Jr MISS CATHARINE C0XE WEDS MR. A. W.PORTER Marriage Takes Placo at 6liurch of Messiah, Gwynedtt, at 4 o'clock GERMANTOWN Mr James R. Sharp, it7 West Haines ntreet. announce tho marriage of IiIr daughter, MIbb Suznnrie Sharp, to Mr. William J. Devlin, yesterday morn Inp. nt 11 o'clock, in the Church of St. Vincent do Paul, East Price street. Jfr and Mm Francis A. Dwycr, whoso mnrrlngc took place on Juno 7 In tho Church of tho Immaculnte Conception, havo returned fiom their wedding trip and nro living at 618 Crittenden ntreet. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Tucker, of 2000 Stonton avenue, entertained Informally nt their homo On Monddy evening In honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Tucker. The jrucsts Included Mr. and Mm. Charles F. Uoefelman, Mr. and Mrs. Frcti Wacner. Mrs. Sophia Goetz, Mr. Alfred Goctz. Miss Elizabeth Tucker, Miss Atinabclle Tucker and Miss Lillian Tucker. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rubin, of 2C33 South Ninth street, announce tho en gagement of their daughter, Miss Doro thea Rubin, to Mr. Martin Schector, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schecter, of 625 Jaclcson street. Mr Schecter served with tho United States Army during tho war. Mr. nr.d Mrs. Orcar Merrlt, of 2200 Wolf street, are receiving congratula tions on tho birth of a son, Ralph Oroar Merrlt Mrs. Merrlt will be re membered as Miss Lillian Jordan, daughter, of Mr. Charles Jordan, of 2000 Mercy street. Mr. Charles Dalloy ban returned to hlH homo at 1711 Mifflin Bticet, nfter a visit at Omar, W. Vn. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Horry Neuman, of 905 North I2lKhth street, announce the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Re becca Eileen, to Mr. llrnem Gaston Soltzer, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Simon Seltzer, cf this cltj. Mr. Seltzer Is on active member of the Phi Kpsllon PI Fraternity. Mr. r.nd Mrs. II J. Adams, of 442 ..ui.u iiiii.j-ncvuitu eh.-... ....wM.. engagement of their daughter. Miss Suo Qertrude Adams, to air. ll. woon jonn son, Jr., also of this city. Tlie marriage of Miss Clolro Wallls, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Edward Wallls. of 2642 nichmond street and Mr. Charles B. Callahan, of 2251 North Eighteenth street, wore married yester day ot a nuptlnl mass In tho Church or Our Lady of Mercy. The Rev. John W. Diamond officiated. Miss Grace M. Lom bard, of Worcester, Mass, was maid of honor, nnd Mr. J. Btddlo Parsons, or Olenoldon, was boat man. A wedding brenkfast followed for tho Immediate fnmilleH at the Majestic Hotel. Tho marriage of Mrs. ICithnrlne How land and Mr. I. J. Kane was solemnized yesterday at St. Malachy's Church by tho Row John Smyth. Tho brldo was attended by Miss Rose MeKcnno, Mr. Hugh O'Neill was best man After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. ICano will llvs nt 3813 North Fifth street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Shmldhelser, of 2829 Diamond street, announce tho marriage of their daughter, Miss Cath erine Sophia Shmldhelser, to Mr. Albert Fretz yestordaj. Tho Rev. A. Schenk officiated. After a short bridal trip Mr. and MrB. Frete will live at 1456 Chew stieet, Gcrmantown. STRAWBERRY MANSION Mr. nnd Mrs Morris Newman, of 1S26 North Thirty-second street, arc. spending tho wecK in Atlantic jny. Miss LotHe Rltch, of 3224 Montgom ery avenue, has returned home after visiting her nunt, Mrs. Max Shuham, of Baltimore. Mr. Herman S. Belber nnd his family, of 2642 North Twenty-ninth street, will spend the summer In Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldman, of IS 19 North Thirty-third streot, an nounced the engagement of their daugh ter. Miss Goldle Ooldmnn, to Mr. John Kaplan, of this city. .Mr. and Mm Gerson Dannenberg, of 1747 North Thirty-third streot, who sailed for Europe on Saturday on tho Nardham, expect to bo away for thrco months. Dr Arthur M. Donnenburg will make his homo with his sister, Mrs. Elinor Albus. of 1428 Stty-elghth ave nue, during his parentM' absence. Mr. nnd Mrs Nathaniel Kloltfl, of 2934 West Noiris street, are receiving congratulations on tho birth of a daugh ter, Cyrllle Vivian Klalts. Mrs. Klalts wno Miss Lclman. M4rnte rrirci mvwsi&hh'rtwthti-,- . .. Zy-7 Yori,?, , wacu, London i .' wu W1" n"end tho New 8unaer0"llh tMrs Walter Tope. MMtha'iU '. "here pho viu V. . rcmalnder of tho summer. Wta ,,iLV (:?1!w- -,r - f 3" West IrriUtioi )or Aiaonrr- mtitl Writ or rbMi far RnrraTtd r Frlatvd HamplM. ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 Walait St 'rtUn at hfj ' eimHiitown. will en Blli"r ft 'i1 10n,(,r t Ml., Jxul", FiU i win, L ?,.?.aVird.ttv-. Among tho " Dafharn ui "Ul "arine H. Coffin ?&K Miss vn?e?akZr- M c-'rol la 'liirle mi"6 ?,u l nt Ml!,H v'--Mlli P.& 'i?8 Mnrv la F. Gears. ? ftL.il. i.ncilJVw,(;o". Miss Ag- WMion ilS1 Jo?,n PaterHon. Miss ,87moir dh !i T ,1 """-worth and Mrs table, URU" wl'l preside nt tho tea P&r,4whl? V,1rrla0,n s Morris and Morri.U'r; Mlss.c"iarlno Wliar- ?ve reiurn.H J". A". Oak Lane, P1Ptak u. illShl Wjithea, on tho tk14.1"" Morn. Mn, ',mrt Mrs Morris 'theaX, i ' Lea,ve Atonday on .,"' win sDnif Ji. """ " ' wnerw Wmmerhorne. ha ButT"ner at their EXPERT REPAIRING rttflnUhtni? and nllnlntr. 1'rompt er. lea. Small coit. A. E. MOSS 33 S. 9th Ile&dtrt-Bai llepalrlnir a Speclaltr ggWClt ??nrinMr!!-tri0.1,n.ft"ck Arnett. v'Vr wed'llnir a ?". nre opendlnir R?.UnLan. wm V.u,,ejr , '" ll" White oaU1Sa.,r,"-..Arn.!". toffo.ro hep ??Phi a ni ?.ay. Jne 4. ln St i"tnut ..t."';uiui 'nurch. Tnth nnii etroet uarrett McCollln. of 1028 lrsouth' y Lnnmlon Hustls. th ,ii",. 'hll toon til Slrnnt u-ll IV?4' Wn. Z,".1 ,,x,1 weel tar Ha -4i'w WW of X,w"' tho guests for ty BhjteV x1 1JUJ,"' brothr-ln-tfj r, Mr, and Mr. WUUam Mattresses Renovated SIZES ALTERED Frathrrn lttnnted unci Mado Into MattrMW Brass Beds Relacquered SICHEL'S lX I'honri Loui. 4703 Kl. 37 Tm One of the most Important weddings of tho early summer ulll bn solemnlred at 4 o clock thin afternoon In tho Episco pal Church of tho M-sslnh, Owynedd, when Miss Cutlmrlno Coxo, daughter of ft ?.n1..MJL"- "enry Brlnton Coxe, of 109 South Twenty-nrst atroet, will bo como tho brldo of Mr, Andrew Wagner Porter, non of Judgo and Mro. William V, Porter, of 136 South Wghteonth strfet, Tho Rev Benjamin M. Bird, rector of the church will perform tho ceremony. The bride, uho will bo given In marriage by her father, will wear a gown of Ivory whlto Fatln, adorned with raro old lace, which adorned the wed dlnir eown of her rreat-irrnndniothnr. will bo fashioned with a long court intin cxicwiinK irom mo snoumors, nnu trimmed with orange blosroms Her 6l of tho same lace over tulle, which extends to the end of tho tr.vln will bo surmountod by clusters or orangn blos soms Sho will carry a shower bouquet of lilies of tho valley and white orchids Mrs. W. Standley Stokes, a nlster of tho brldo. who will attend ns matron of honor, will wear n smart frock of ecru laco over salmon pink satin with a largo blnck, thin transparent laco hat, turned up smartly In tho back, forming a fan effect, edged with Jet tilmmlng and two largo Jet ornaments. Sho will carry an arm bouquet of Sunset rones The brides maids will Include Miss Cathirlno Adams, of Boston, cousin of tho brldo; Miss Qertrude Conaway, Mies Betsy W. Davis, Mis Oladys Fox, Mrs r. Jnred Imrersoll nnd Miss Francea Leech. Thoy will bo attlrod alike ln frocks of ecru laco over robin's egg blue fcatln. with Inrge black laco hats similar to tho matron of honor, and thoy will also carry bouqucto of Sunset roses Miss Anita Clothier, the llttlo flower girl, wl'l wear a dainty frock of ecru lace over a robin's egg blue slip, with a hat of natural color straw trimmed with (low ers. Sho wljl carry spring Mowers and roccs Tho two smnll pa gei Master William Standley Stokes, ,Tr . and Master Hnrry Coxe Stokes, will wear white nulta with ruffled shirts and Eton Jackets of canary-color satin. Mr. W. Hobart Por ter will attend his brother as best man. The ushers will Include Mr. Henry Brln ton Coxe. Jr , brother of tho bride ; Mr. William J. Clothier, Mr. CharleB S "hes ton, Mr. Warren 13. Dornn, Mr Joseph N Kwing, Mr. C. Lathrop Ritchie. Mr Rodman nillson Thompson, Mr. Richard H. R. Toland, Mr. Joseph B. Townsend, 3d, nnd Mr. Alexander Coe Yurnn.ll. A largo reception will follow the cfre mony nt half after 4 o'clock at Hnffod, the country home of tho brldo's parents, at Pcnllyn. CLARK KBNNLDY Tho wedding of Miss Margaret R Ken- ! ncdy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Moor- ! lifod C. Kennedy, of 1830 Rtttcnhouso I square, and Mr. Edward Lyon Clark i took place at Ragged Hdge, tho country I cMnte of the bride's parents nt Cham-1 ber.sburg, nt 1 o'clock today Mrs John H. Carllelo and Mrs. H. Harrison Smith acted ns matrons of honor. Mlns Marl nnna R. Kennedy and MIbb Katharine C Lea. wero bridesmaids. Mr. Herbert Church wns best man. and tho ushers Included Mr. Moorhead C. Kennedy, Jr . Mr. II Harrison Smith, Mr. Alfrod K. Sergeant. Mr. Richard M. Phlller. Mr. Van Antwerp Lea, Mr John D. Newbold. Jr.. Mr Hdward M. BIddle. Mr. K. Paul du Pont. Mr. J. Taney Wlllcot nnd Mr. Robert L. Wood. SHURMAN SULLIVAN A wedding of social Interest to this city and C'nnada took place very quietly at noon today, when Miss Ruth Ann Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jeremiah J. Sullivan. 1910 Walnut street, beenmo the bride of Mr. Francis J. Sherman, of Montreal, Can. The ceremony was performed at tho homo of tho brldo's parents In the pres ence of tho Immedl.Ho families and Intl mato friends. Tho Rev. James P. Sulli van, assistant roctor of St. Clement's Church, brother of the bride, olllclatcd at the ceremony which took place In tho rectory of St. Patrick's Church. Twentieth and Locust streets. Tho bride, who was given In mar riage by her futher, was attired In a gown of Ivory whlto satin, with o. girdle of crystals ond draped with duchess point lace Her ell of tulle nnd lace which extended to tho end of tho long court train, was arranged In cap effect ln the back of, laco and tho front of tulle was fastened on each sldo with orange blossoms. Sho carried a. shower bouquet of lilies of tho valley nnd whlto orchld.s Miss IMItli SullUnn, sister of the bride, was her only attendant. She worn a frock of llesh-color silk, veiled with tullo of tho same shade. Her hat was composed of delicate pink Nenpoll ten straw, trimmed with pink feathers She carried a bouquot of Ophelia roses and larkspur. Tho Rev Ralph Sherman, brother of the bridegroom, nttended as best m-in A reception followed tho ceremony Mr and Mrs, Sherman will sail for a trip abroad, where they will spend the summer ln China nnd Japan, CLARK MILLER A wedding of social Interest to this city and Chicago will bo solemnized at 8 o'clock this evening In tho Church of tho Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, when Miss Doris Haven Miller, daughter of Mr KW' t V'-V? m .W? n "Jin (!',.. zm '';: i V SV ; ... .". iff - 11 ULLH i T K9RBft : . MISS ALICK K. SQUIRE Her cngnKcment to Ashley BIythe Paul, .11 1 North Uroail street, has lccn announced by Mr. nnd Mrs. II. K. Squire, irur Westmoreland street. Mr. Paul graduated from I'cnn jesterday Frank King Miller, of Haverford. will becomo tho bride of Mr. Wendell Harris Clark, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Clark, of Chicago, 111. Tho ceremony will bo performed by tho Rev. Qoorge Calvert Carter, rector of the church. Tho brldo will bo given In mnrrlago by her father, nnd will wear n. gown of whlto lory satin elled with tulle, embroidered with pearls and trimmed with old family point lace, which adorned her mother's wedding gown. Her veil of tullo and Inco which will extend to tho end of tho long court train, will bo surmounted by a coronet of point Inco and orange blossoms, sho will carry a shower bou quet of lilies of tho valley nnd -whlto orchids. Mrs Frank C. Roberts, Jr., will attend her sister as matron of honor, nnd Mum Kntherlno H. Coffin will be maid of honor. They will bo gowned allko In frocks of rose pink organdie, trimmed with footing and sashes of Larding bluo. Their hats of light brown straw will be trimmed with brown laco. They will entry bouquots of larkspur, snapdragons nnd pink roses. Tho brides maids will Include Miss niennor Sim mons, of St. Louis; Miss Harriet Rldge wav, of Chicago; Miss Barbara Shoe maJcer and Miss ConsUnco Weatcott, of this city. They will bo similarly attired in frocks of Harding blut- organdie with sashes of roso pink organdie trimmed with footing, and will wear hats of light brown with trimmings of lace. Thoy will also carry bouquets of pink roses, Lnrl'?,?,ur an.d snapdragons Miss Frances S. Miller, sister of the bride, will attend us flower girl. Sho will wear a dainty frock of pale green and white onrandlc with a tan-colored hat trimmed with whlto and green, and will carry pink roses and spring flowers. Mr. Samuel Clark, of Chicago, will act as best man for his brother. Tlie ushers will include Mr. Frank C. Roberts, Jr., brer-ln-law of tho brldo: Mr. I'atll M Irpe, of Now York; Mr, Ootdon Clark. MA Ralph Powell nnd Mr. Stanley Stokes, of this city, and Mr. Jack Nelsley, of New York A small reception will follow at the home of the bride's parents. On tholr icturn from a wedding trip tho bride and bride groom will llvo In Chicago. MASSm RI3NN Tho wedding of Miss Loulso Cum nilngs Ronn, of Kunbury, Pa., nnd Mr. Henry Vogrles Mamey, Jr, son of Mm Henry Vogdes Massey. of Overbrook, was solemnized last night at the Art Al liance, Rlttenhouse square, ln the pres ence of about 1ZB guests, tho Rev Ososr Qllchrlst Morton, of Brtdgeton, N. J, officiating. Tho brldo wns given In mar naeg by her uncle, Judgo VorU Auten, OI Jii. uurmei, i-n. iuiHO ixiura uiuruii, of Sunbury, acted on maid of honor, and Mrs. ueorgo llonerts, of Merlon, a cousin of the bride, was matron of honor Tho brldesmnldn wero Miss Helrn Kaufman, of Sunbury: Miss Florence Robeits, of Merlon, nnd Miss Marguerite Morton, of Brldgolon, N. J.; Mfss Kllnorn Fllle brown, of Bryn Mawr, and Miss Luclllo Saldgo, of Sunbury Mr Ilward M. Massey, a brother of the bridegroom, was best mnn, nnd tho ushers Included Mr Paul Renn, brother of tho brldo : Mr Henry lidloott, Mr Francis Casey, Mr Oeorgn Roberts. Mr Samuel Ourbacker and Mr. Pnul Casey, all of this city Miss Renn Is a srraduate of Miss Say- ward's School, of Overbrook, nnd Mr. Massey Is an alumnus of the Episcopal Academy and tho University of Pinnsyl vunln. He Is a member of tho Phi Delta Thcta Fraternity, tho Merlon Cricket Club and the Union League. After an extended wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Mas sey will llvo In Haverford. THOMPSON HANNTOAN A pretty wedding took placo vester day morning at 9 oclock In St. Francis do Sales Church, Forty-seventh streot and Sprlngfleld avenue, when Miss Sara T. Ilannlgnn, of 4U17 Florence avenue, become the bride of Mr. William A. Thompson, of 2128 Mt Vernon street. Tho ceremony was celebrated with nuptial mass by an uncle of the bride, the Rev. Father Joseph J Hannlgan. A wedding breakfast for tho Immediate families of the brldo and bridegroom followed Immediately after tho ceic mony. The brldo was given In marriage by her father, Mr Charles A. Hannlgan Miss Letltla A CJ le anon attended her ns maid of honor. Mr. Aloyslus A Toohey acted as best man. The ushers Included Mr. Rod man .T. Hopo, Mr. Frank F. McXcmey and Mr. Frank A. McCloskoy After an extensile wedding trip through Canada nnd Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs Thompson will spnd the sum mer at Atlantic City. Thoy will bo nt home after October 1, at 1213 South Edgewood street, Overbrook. DEVLIN SHARP The marrlago of Miss Suzanne R Shnrp. of 297 West Hnlnen street, Gcr mantown, to Mr William J Devlin, 4127 North BroSd street, took place yester day morning at 11 o'clock at tho Church of St. Vincent de Pnul, East Price street, Gcrmantown, followed by a breakfast at the homo of the brldo. Tho bridesmaids wero Miss Alice A Kurtz and Miss Mae D Gilchrist. Mrs. Joseph Barbara, n ulster or tho bride, acted as- maid of honor The ceremony wan performed by tho Rev. Joseph V Sharp, of Pittsburgh, a brother of the brldo, and tho brldo was given In marriage by her father, Mr James J. Shnrp Mr. James Dovlln, brother of the bridegroom, acted us best man Mr. Samuel J, Haughey, Mr, John J. Cava naugh nnd Mr. Frank Aloyslus Finney ncted as ushers Tho brldo nnd bridegroom will make their homo In Atlantic City until the fall. OLIENSIS NEWMAN The wedding of Miss Gertrude New mnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New man, of 210 1 North Broad street, and Mr. Oershon I Oltenslo, non of Mrs. Rebecca Ollensln. of 02D Spruce street, took place on Tuesday evening at tho Majestic Hotel. Rabbi Max D, Klein, of Ad nth Jeshurun, Broad nbove Dia mond street, officiated The bridesmaids wero Mrs Benjamin 55lon Ollensls, Mlas Eva Newman and Miss Penrl Newman, sisters of tho bride, Miss Geroldlno Mild nnd Miss Sophia Newmnn Tho best man was Mr. Morris Ollensls, and the ushers wero Mr, Henry 13. Aaronson and Mr. Irving D. Nowman After a wedding trip to New York nnd Asbury Park, N. J , tho brldo and bridegroom will live at the Hotel Washington. St Louis. SCHNOOR CAMPBELL A pretty wedding tool: place at G o'clock yestnrdny afternoon In Cur Mother of Sorrows Church, Forty-olghth street and Lancaster avenue, when Miss Eleanor A. Campbell, of 4687 Hav erford avenue, become the bride of Mr Hnrrv J Schnoor, o' 2604 South Ise mlngor street, tho Rv Father McShea ofllclatlng, A receptlon followed Imme diately after tho ccremonv at the home of the bride's parents. Tho brldo was attended by Miss Ethel Redlngton as maid of honor. Mr. Alexander Schnoor noted as best mnn for hie brother. ALONG THE READING Mr. and Mrs Stanley II. Hamtor have moved Into their now homo In Elklns Park. Mrs. Snmter will be remembered as Miss Mathllde II Ixieb Mrs Charles Samter nnd Miss Ruth Samtcr, 2118 Spring Onrdcn street, will sjiend July ln Jenklntown, and go to Maine In August. Mr. Joseph If. Tnulnne and his sister linvo closed their town house. 2260 North Brood strict, and opened their summer nomo at jenmniown WE8T PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs Frank Cornfield, of f836 Spruco tret, nnnounce the mnrrlago of tueir unugnter, auks ,momv uormieiu, to Mr. Samuel Seinfeld, of New York, on vcanesoay, June s Mr nnd Mis Samuel S Tela, of Thirty-ninth nnd Walnut streets, will leave enriy mis montn ror Heal narnor, Me,, whero they will occupy their cot tago until the autumn JL1MUB (iL. kskkiI nw Bniwrwa 'Pmpw&iswma s a SM M6 568 &tfU JWXtX ($i AT 45S1 N.V ARE NOW HOLDING SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE EMBRACING TIIEIR ENTIRE REMAINING SELECTIONS OF TAILORED AND COSTUME SUITS DAY DRESSES EVENING GOWNS COATS CAPES AND WRAPS SPORTS APPAREL HATS AND FURS MARKET AT 19TH 11 A. M. TO 11 llS P. M. MARY PICKFORD .... . JN.rinn'n BUOWINO Of "THRU THE BACK DOOR" Added Attraction Snmcl'ilnir Dlrfrat "old-timk Movn: miow Next Week WALI.ACi: HIStn In "IQO MUCH BPHRD" STANTON.i'a'K ,AiV1B 5 Constance Talmadge "u?,IJ,s,'in"J.. Added Toonnrvllln "Hllniicr' l'llrlntlon' Tt W k Chan nay Iq "Old Hwltnmln' Hols" NOW AT Tltll FOLLOWING THCATItKlJ ralacc 1214 MARKET Allegheny Fltd A Atleuluny Strand GT.V h VBNAJKJO' Imperial WnMilnjrtnn. Chester D.W. Griffith's LATEST DREAM STREET Grand, Camdcni ARPADIA ,c,hMtnut 8t Bel. 10th rL-Ls lf- to A M mil isp, m. nr.rtT iypm, 'M i-tist sitowino or "A Message From Mars" Next Wk "A wim: root." VICTORIA ftME POLA NEGRI S'gf CAPITOL ffiS uv uifwrni iimant" "pt'pprTi or i'ate" MAKKKT HTHKET AT Tt'NIPKn wr'-TiiPAnTi M'vAnrir vovn GLOBE EITH'S THEATRE Jorh Snntlcy Sawyer ' And f'ornpnny n "Kllrlc Kilck." Solly Ward & Co. iyj.,h .K'.rJon,.Murr','r ln "nsWn'' lift inAfK AVUTfO'NEILl rAX-K nOTH nihnr HPUriAI-TONTOHT Camp Dix Night K WILLOW GROVE PARK PATRICK CONWAY AM) HIH HAND Jhiio Nrlljion Poprinn, Tarlo FVrretf , Ilarl tonp Conrirtu 2 10 4 50, 7 4G ond 0:4 )Hlllt Cnilnic Tlrn DollKhtfull Cool A Whirl on tho Wllloir OroM' Almhlpi Sat., June 18, Royal Arcanum Day ONE-STRAP "Be.uty White" Cloth, Tan Raiiia Calf and Grey Suede, White Kid, Black Kid, Black Satin, Brown Kid, 9.S5 795 (12.50 talae) 8k. w vV w -0 BUCKLES 75c to $10 Silk Stockingi, WHITE, 1.95 R n 1 i a Calf Color & Nut Brown Shade, 2.3? The First Thought Is QUALITY UT when quality ia combined with (living your dollar that explain the pop ularity of Hallahan'a "Lower Price Campaign." ALLAIMN , GOOJD) gJHOES 921 MARKET STREET 60th & ChtiUot SU. 5604 Germantown Art. 2738 Gtrmaatawa At. ROSELAND DANCINCJ TONIGHT 1015-17 Market St. TROCADERO T,,e 1,atm yri " T( UpMiiUh Trio Straws & Paiiamas i t ft 'lvJ w$Jp& B. Chertak Wenger Displays Tomorrow AN ARRAY OP SUMMER MILLINERY THAT IS DELIGHTFULLY UNUSUAL. A VERY LARGE SELECTION IS OFFERED FOR APPROVAL. ALSO HATS IN ANTICIPATION OF THE FALL. Advanced Fur Mod es A NUMBER OF CREATIONS THAT WILL SET THE FASHION FOR THE COMING FUR SEASON. House of Wenger I 229 Walnut St. dflkt 51 N. 7th St. Cleaned and Remodeled tlio nrwrst shapes for inmrr nr tit )fM of nprrlfnr 1 111 3"iir irvtrp. STEINMAN IM!(TI( I IIATTHK I'linnf: Morkrt 2437 , ! 1 fcrlTI (J zl$ a. jr W 'ijveivi rmmmrtr :. ia rrti fl -M 1 livlR M nnlr nkiiiiii. nl 1 AT SPECIAL HAT ESI during 'he Hummer TiontMK In th mlanc Full H'ylep If vou leJT tbern with us twforc lu'v 1st. Storme Prre (if rhnrcr J. LICHTERMAN 137 13th st t'h Uni mnn B3.1 tv V'7v-lgS?sXjaT'l JS CPHibHiiHpM tD At 13tb Street. Opp. St. James Hotel r ' U Yuur Hair lias Detn IIHOKKN Y PERMANENT WAVING 1st us wv It by our Improved Kotle nrorass Hair Is left In iwfeot conJIllon nd the finest hntr Is tusrantefd to siny In xott wn IIF.NNA T1NTINO. I.Uht, medium or dark lirovtn. All work attended to pomonelly by C.LUCKER.ll8So.miiST. OPPENHEIM.gLUNS & 6 Chestnut and 12th Ms. 0 Most Remarkable Sale For Tomorrow Friday 200 High Cost Dresses Selected from our regular stock together with a Special purchase from one of New York's Foremost dressmakers. 28.00 Regular selling prices $50.00 to $75.00 This collection of high cost dresses embraces the smartest and most effective models shown this season, elaborated with beading, embroidery and braiding. All sizes and colors collectively, but not in every style. Georgette crepe Taffeta Satin Canton crepe Tricotine Chiffon Crepe de chine Shadow lace Tricolette No C. O. D's, Exchanges, or Credits IP? - BONWIT TELLER &, CQ CjAe Specialty Sftcp cOrtautalionA CHESTNUT ATC13 STREET Special for Friday Two Attractive Groups SPORTS SKIRTS The Sporis SI(irt is indeed the nucleus of the sports costume and it takes unto itself many accessories with which it may agree or differ in coloring. 111' II Safe Milk' For Iclsrii & Invalid ;o COOKING, Tho 'Food- Drink" for All Agea. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, end . Fountnino, Ask for HORLICK'S. 5"Ayoid Imitations & Substitute giM nil i nu in iT,iniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii'i:niiiwiiiii!Pijiiiiiiiniiiiniiii,iiir! i g The finest butter S, in America! 'S BOX-PLAITED SKIRTS 8.50 Flannel, cross-bnrred in blue or black, fashions a smart skirt with blue or black stripe between the plaits. An exceptional value BLAZER FLANNELS A tailored model has wide stripes at still wider intervals in henna, emerald, ciel blue, black, navy and gold in com bination with white. Specially priced. I I i 39 I uam f a now At all our Stores H ItfCSTiItf"! I f OTOHE9 CO 1 1 it tltiFLU a.. p inrmi'i 'i inTTHiinwHiiciiiiriiniiiiiii i mirw tLrrrunL I -TM Hill Pound frV.rO'W .. Vniiuiiiii iiiMii1! iW Bri J'Mi ii iMy SPORTS WEAR DEPARTMENT THIRD If LOO U B fib SaBSagSaeSSaEEZZatSSEg, .jSffll i K:1 &mi XT aiKJLi BORAX SOAP Will Wash Anything SAFELY SAVE THE WRAPPERS iQ ' tt 1 ',?: 'W i m ii m W I ijnif " .. t L ''i V . .
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