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prsr gossip about people
jVflW y'" es '" f'ie Mn'or Cinderella Dance
mill Be Held Tonight on the Lawn of the Merion
liriCKei yiuu v;i
! trOUlknow thore's a Junior Cinderella I
I ir at the Merion utickoi umu
lehtSAn Mf. dr, and. much
will be clear, they rc to dnnco out
",! on the lawn In front of thr
'? hes aro to lx bun with
n' FtantcrnV, and It will be very
P", ll. n the dances, and the boys
Wdrm the mmlttfe ore: Mattheu
' T V Kenton Elscnliroy. Jnlin
&u Woodson Bankson, Henry Bain
SptalaHnrr I'aw will give
Pnr; at the dob before tnc donce'for
li'nnin dauKhtcrn. Nancy and Eve
SS'pJw. Xh there will be four.
1;n ,V.ta The George W. Kcndrlcks
fe,?tUln for Ujolr daughter, too.
THE Ex. Scotts have gone down to
rno May for the summer and have
ftBelthit beautiful big cottage of
SPuSnn Columbia avenue. You know.
2 fcrtt wVMIw Nellie Btrutbera:
a u$t she a pretty womnn .' I
S Sve cn anything like the num.
L . f neinle who already havo gone
,r. and SSdncss ! after the humidity
aX Inst few dayH, wouldn't you like
m tt it, too? The George now
lands left their navcrford house yes
!?t to motor up to Jamestown, where
her have taken the Wharton cottage
irain, and the Arthur Baughs, of Rose
mont. al&o will B? to that resort.
The Ncllson Edwards have gone to
rw May and have taken n cottage
StPtte wer end of the city. Mrs.
George Thomas, Jr., who wan Annette
DiTii, bas been staying with her
nannta. ho Charles Daviscs, at their
Leach-front cottage down there. And
i near tho Harry Worths are at a cot
lap and I Betty Brock is visiting Violet
Welsh, . . ..
Things are becoming gayer as the
.cason goes on ; and as for Ouelsea, It u
crowded already. It's as much aj you
ran do to walk along the boardwalk
at bstblng time, so many are out, and
late In tho afternoon, too, tho crowds
are Tery great.
I HEAR that Mrs. Aleck Van Rensse
laer got that darling Russian doll
that wns for wale at the Yarmarka
Inst week, and Mrs. Stanley Flagg, Jr.,
nas fortunato enough to take the little
hlte bride doll. It's nice when people
nho have children or grandchildren take
shares in such things and win them,
and one knows how plcaicd n Hmall Fell
or Devercux will bo with that Russian
doll, while surely one of the wee Gyu
Hns will be the richer for a bride In her
family.
Next year tho Princess Cantacuieno
Committee of the Kmeraoncy Aid will
have a quite largo Russian affair, with
oven lovelier things to dispose of. The
Russian blouses, the other day, wcro
FllUlltJ IfiaiMI.UIt V.U Jul. MWk.b m.v.
There was a pale pink 'silk, one
embroidered In blue, that was exquisite,
and the white ones, all embroidered in
white, too, vtcrc lovely. Then tho cross
titch linen, too. I am glad we will have
a chance to stock up on more next year,
itnd besides, it helps the Russian refu
gee workrooms immensely.
I SAW Mrs. Gene Thayer in town
yesterday looking quite cool. She
really did. for she was wearing one
of those lovely dark-blue Swiss dotted-in-whito
frocks, and it had a straight
fall skirt and little cash and the open
neck wns edged with white. Her small,
dark-blue silk hat was fashioned of
grosgraln ribbon and was turned up
ill around the edge.
SPEAKING of Mrs. Thayer reminds
me of her sister-in-law. Molly
Thayer and all those other Philadel
phlans who have been playing tennis
in WilminKton these Inst few dnvi.
How ran tliey do it? Helen Sewcll is
down there, and Virginia Carpenter, who
by the way, won the three champion -ships
of the North Philadelphia Junior
Tournament Inst week nt the Philadel
phia Cricket Club (singles, girls' doubles
and mixed doublet), has been down
at Wilmington, too. Phyllis Walsh
nnd Mrs. Price Newhall and Mnry
Pnrrher and a grrnt mimv other Plilla
delpliians are taking part. As for me.
I'd rather sit on the cool porch and
watch. Nothing would drag me out
on tho courts in this hoat. I jutt
couldn't, but mV hat iw off to Hiofp
who do. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Dr and Mrs. Gustave A. Van Lennep.
nr Merlon, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Alice Lens Van
Lennep, to Mr Joseph Richards Esslg.
BONWIT TELLER &CO.
&he SpecSaly Shop Oetpmafoa6
CHESTNUT AT. 13 STREET
FOR TOMORROW THE LAST
BUSINESS SATURDAY OF
THIS SEASON
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
"'
We will allow a discount of
on all merchandise purchased nrday, June 25, 1921,
in any department in this store and our Lingerie Shop,
13th and Satisom streets.
Neckwear
Hosiery
Perfumes
Toiletries
Blouses
uns uj interest
aon of tr and Mrs. Norman Sturgia
"cbib, ui iucrion. '
Mr. and Mrs. CJouverneur CAdwaladcr,
of Fort Washington, will ontertatn at a
dinner and dnnco on Friday evening,
July 1, at the nabblt, In honor of Miss
Jessie F. Da Costn, daughter of Mr.
Charles F. Da Costa.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartol Braxler,
Qf Fraclybra, Wynnewood, entertained
at dinner last nleht. Covern wtr in in
for twelve guests. Mr. and Mrs. Brazier
nnd their daughter. Miss Franceo Clyde
iimBicr, win leave juiy 10 lor yorit Har
bor, Me., whero they will spend the sum.
mer at their estate there.
Mra. Arthur Blddle and her daughter,
MISS Edith' P. UlddU 1821 n T.ntirnv
nlnco and Owynedd Valley, will sail for
u,uiui)o on juiy i, wnero tney will spend
the summer traveling In England,
France, Switzerland and Italy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllntrm Tllriri1i rn.
walader, of Radnor, will give a dinner
on Tuesday evening In honor of their
aaugmcr, miss unristino Cndwalnder.
Among the miesta Vllt hn Mr. nnri Mro
Joseph N. Du Barry, Miss Josslo F. Da
Costa, Miss Sarn B. Dolan, Miss Mary
D. Norrls, Mr. Wlster IUndolph, Ur. C.
Paul Denckla, Mr. nlchard Myers nnd
Mr. It. II. Bayard Bowie, Jr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Heron Crosman, Ji ,
nild their Son. Mr. J. Hnrnn Ornnmnn
3d, and Mr. Alexander. Cameron, of Fns
slfcrn, Ardmoro, will leave on July 6 for
Northeast Harbor, Me., whero they havo
innen a. cimngo ior mo summer,
Mr Donaldson W. Hoopcs, of West
Price street, Ocrmantown, will sail on
Saturday for Eurone. whern hn win
spend tho summer.
Mrs. Alma A. Dlggles, of Oak Lane, an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Alma Bona Dlgglon, to Mr. Forrest
It. Farrow, of Detroit, at St. John's
Lutheran Church, Melrose Park.
Miss Esther Jean Bochman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Boch
man. of 135 South Eighteenth street,
has left for n visit to Camp Hardonhurg,
N. V The wedding of Miss Bochman
and Lleutonant Edward Wogood Bogert,
U.S. M C will be solemnlzod In tho
autumn, Lleuent Bogert. who Is with
the American Legation Ouard of Pokln,
China, Is expected to arrive la. this
city early In September.
Mr. and Mrs. George Farnum Brown,
of Haverford, will motor down to Capo
May, to spend the week end as tho
guests of Miss Eleanoro Blspham.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Michel!. 2731 West
Lehigh avenue, announce tho engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Bettv
Agnes C. Michel!, to Ensign Harold
Edgar Pelfcr, U. S. X. Mr, I'olfcr. who
Is the .'on of Mr. and Mrs. U P. Pelfer,
of Eos ton, Pa., Is a graduate of tho
1020 class of tho Naval Academy and
Is now stationed at Newport, It I
Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel F. Lane and
their family, of Cynwyd, have motored
to Washington to spend a few daB as
tho guests of friends.
The final meeting of th nrlilirp Cluh
meeting alternate weeks at the homes of
tne members, was held on Wednesday,
when the members motored to Ban
cocas Creek, at Mount Holly, X. J
Among those present were Mrs. Abram
Strouse, Mrs. Elton J Buckley. Mrs.
W. Reber, Mrs, A. Lincoln Taylor, Mrs.
.1. IC Van Dyke. Mrs. It Rchermerhorn,
Mrs. J. A. Sheppard and Mrs. C. H.
BiarK.
Miss Elizabeth Watson left on Wed
nesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Smith Watson, for her new home
In Indlannpolls Later she will enter
Wellesley College. Miss Edith Watson
and Miss Jane Watson hac entered
Tudor Hall nt Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, of
B467 Regent street, are being congratu
lated on tho birth of a dnughter, Miss
Kathryne Murphy, on Friday, June 17.
Mrs. Murphy will be remembered as
Now We Have Them
Women's Silk Stockings
In the real "tan
rfieiqoru)al1
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f 1420 Chosinul St.
For Saturday Onlyz
TWENTY PER CENT
Sweaters
Underwear
Women's Gowns
Women's Suits
Ulisses' Dresses
Misses' Suits
Misses' Coats
Coats Wraps
Capes Furs
Sports Wear
NOTE. THIS STORF WILL BK CLOSED ON
THROUGHOUT THK SUMAIKR. HOURS 9 A.
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EVENING- PUBLIC LBDGBBr-PmiABtiPHtA, FMDAY,
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raOSBSSKOtlW
I'lioto by Photo-Craftim
MRS. CHARLES GILPIN, 31)
And her baby, of the Iennox, Thirteenth nnd Spruce streets
Miss Kathryno DoUgherty. daughter of
Mrs. Dougherty, of 1607 Federal street
Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Meyers, of 700
South Fifth street, will entertain thl3
evening at dinner, followed by dancing.
In tho Japanese Room of tho Walton, in
honor of their tenth wedding anniver
sary. There will bo forty guests.
QERMANTOWN
Mrs. Albert P. Rlppey, 212 East Dur
ham street, will entertain at luncheon
nnd cards at her homo thtn afternoon
The guests will Include Mrs William
H. Wilson, Mrs. Stewart C Rlppev. Mrs
William McLeln, Mrs. F. Marion Hall,
Mrs. Gcorgo L. Kelley. Mm Sarah V.
Albee, of Boston, and Mrs H. (J Good
win Mrs Robert L. Oil!, of 159 East Jul
pehocken street, entertained the faculty
of the Richardson L. Wright School
on Mondny evening at her homo. Mrs
Olll wns before her marriage Miss Es
ther Klbler. The gueBts Included Miss
Clara Gebert, Miss Julia Sonneberg,
Miss SarletA Ronton. Miss Dorothy
Bobnt. Miss Elizabeth Browcr, Miss
Mae l'aulln, Miss Edith Mnnshlp. Mra
Mary Brown. Mrs Ethel Woolley. Mrs
Jo an Bailey nnd Miss Florence Stohr
Mr. and Mrs. GUI, who will motor to
Parkland, Pa., over the woek-end, will
have an their guests Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles A. Gill. Mrs. Olll will enter
tain on Tuesday evening next In honor
of the choir of tho Church of the Res
urrection, Broad nnd Tioga streets.
At the luncheon and card party which
the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Pelham
Club will give nt tho clubhouse thin
afternoon, the following ladles will en
tertain guests: Mrs William D. Edson,
of West Hortter streot; Mrs. William
Lincoln, of West Upsal street; Mrs. Ed
Russia" shades!
Skirts
Millinery
Negligees
Undergarments
Novelty Bags, etc.
SATURDAY
M. TO 5 P. M.
ward Hassey, of West Hortter streot:
Mrs. John R. Umsted, of Pelham road,
and Mrs. William T. Bctz, or West
Upsal street.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The last Indoor mocttng of the charity
club. Lett VolBeaux. was held on Tues
day evening at tho homo of Miss Bessie
Wlnkloman. 1936 North Seventh street,
when she entertained at a supper of
twenty covers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Taylor, who
are living nt 6603 North Broad street,
will spend the week-end visiting Mis
James Taylor at her cottage, 123 South
Bartram avenue, Atlnntlo City. Mrs
Charles II. Taylor was. before her mar
riage on June 2, Mies Elma Wlndlsch.
FRANKFORD
A birthday part was given In honor
of Mr. Manning J Hnrvey by a number
of hlB friends at his home, 1C82 Fillmore
street, on Tuesday Among those pres
ent wore Miss Mabel Lawton, Mies Emily
Ross, Miss Mnrlon Savafae, Mlas Laura
Harvey, Miss Iris Ruch, MIbb Mabel
Cook, Miss Ethel Yoagle, Miss Anna
nickel. Mr Ralph Dreby, Mr. Allen Har
vey. Mr Russell Halnea. Mr Charles
Button, Mr. Horace s Miller. Mr. Frank
Ross, Mr. John Wlnslow, Mr Charles
Harvey. Mr. Lewis Powell. Mr and Mrs
Harry FreaB. Mrs Hauch. of Easton ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hopkins nnd Mr
and Mrs. Charles W. Harvey.
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These Special Groups of
Dresses, Coats & Skirts
The exceptional values in many cases prices
are less than cost suggest early choosing.
Street Dresses
Were up to $75.00, to close out
Were up to
Summer Frocks
Were up to $19.50, to close out
Polo Coats
Were up to $39.50, to close out
Wraps and Coats
Were up to $75.00, to close out
All
MISS AGNES GALLAGHER
WEDS MFU-UCAS DILLON
Pretty Marriage of Mlse Marie Re
trouvey and Mr. Daniel Lynch
'A pretty wedding took plnce on Wed
nesday nftrrnoon at 5:30 o'clock In tlir
Church of St. John the Evangelist,
when Miss Agnes Roso Gallagher
of the Lenox Apartments. Thirteenth
nnd Hpruco streets, was married to Mr
Luenn A. Dillon, of this city.
Following the ceremony a supper at
tended by tho Immediate families was
served at the 8t James Hotel.
After a short trip through the moun
tains Mr. and Mrs Dillon will spend the
summer nt Atlantic City.
"r. Dillon Is tho son of Mr. Thomas
P. Dillon, of the I-orralno Apartments
LYNCH-RETROUVEY
A pretty wedding took place In the
Church of the Transfiguration. Flftj-
slXtll Street and C.eAar uvrnlin. whrn
Miss Mario V Rotrouvey, of 806 South i
Fifty-sixth street, became the bride of1
Air. uaniei v l,ynch, of 1245 South
Bonsall street, at 4.30 o'clock Wednes
day afternoon Tho ceremony, which
wns performed by the Rev. Patrick Mo
Quen, wns followed by a reception nt
the home of the bride's parent.
The bride wore a gown of white Can
ton crepe and georgette.. Canton crepe
hat nnd Carried n. hnvrr hnlimiM nt
white Bride roses and sweet peas. She
wns attended by Miss Charlotte Curran
an maid of honor Sho woro a gown of
pink charmeuse with on overdress of
orchid georgette, orchid georgette hat
nnd carried pink roses.
Mr William Wetzel acted as best man
for Mr. Lynch
After an extensive wedding trip to
Canada and Niagara Falls. Mr. and
M.r8 .yncl1 will make tholr homo In
West Philadelphia
ZIFFERBLATT-BEHR
An Interesting wedding took place on
Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at
Mayers Drawing Rooms, when Miss
Minnie Behr, daughter of Mrs. David
Behr. of Norrlstown, became the bride
of Mr. Albert Zifferblatt, of Whltcmarsh.
Tho Rev Marvin Nathan officiated. The
bride was given In marrtago by hor
brother, Mr Louis H. Behr.
Tho maid of honor wo Miss Bessie
Behr. sister of the bride, and the brides
maids were Miss Mary Behr, Miss Min
nie Kcsslcr and MIs3 Leo Novros.
'The best man was Dr Harry Ziffer
blatt. and the ushers were Mr. Joseph
Bresson, Mr Jacob Kessler and Mr.
Irvln Green, of New York
A reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony and wns attended by 100
guests from New York, Baltimore and
Norrlstown Tho bride and bridegroom
left Immediately for Maine, whero they
will spend their wedding trip, and will
live In West Philadelphia after their
return.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
I Mr and Mrs Irff Moore, of 6229
Jefferson street, entertained at a dinner
I party at their home on Wednesday eve
, nlng, Tho guests Included Mayor and
Mrs J Hampton Moore, Mr. and Mrs
William R Thomson, Dr. nnd Mra.
Cliarles 13 O Shannon, Mr. and Mrs.
John S Thomson and Mr. and Mrs
Frank J Cross Mr and Mrs. Moore,
nccompanled by Mrs Moore's sister nnd
brother-in-law, will motor to Tardley to
spend tho week-end.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cornfield, of 5836
Continental Hotel
fav&PJr Bttyre of IndivMual JmssjJsI
WJSiHf lff shP' and 6 Values xQaSl
For Saturday Only!
AT A SPECIAL SALE PRICE
Maker's Exclusive Sample
COTTON FROCKS
Worth
up to
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$a.9o
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Organdies
Linens
Tissues
NEW SHADES! NEW
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- 1224 Walnut Street
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Afternoon Dresses
$95.00, to close out
Purchases Billed August
JUNE 24, 1921
A Bride of Tuesday
MISS MAIMOItlK IIUUUB UYAN
Whoso marriage to .Mr. Paul Jnlin
took ptaco on Tucslay nt Holy
Trinity Church
Spruco street, announce tho marriage
of their daughter, Alisi oiony i oriuinu
to Mr. Samuel Seinfeld, of Now lorn .
on Wednesday, Juno 8 j
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ertcl, of 6000
Chester avenue, aro touring tho United i
States and Canada,
Mr. and Mrs William Honry Brooks
Jr.. nt 4203 Baltimore avenue, havo re- l
turned to their home after attending
tho reunion at Princeton nnd the Vale
Princeton game. Mr. Brooks Ib n grad
uate of tho class of 1320, Princeton
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks also entortnlned at
brldgo nt tholr homo Wednesday eve
ning, when their guonta Included Mr
and Mrs J. Wallace Hallorwell of Mer
lon ; Mr. and Mrs James A Emmons, ot
Merlon: Mr and Mrs Frederick M
Mitchell, of Rosemont; Mr ami Mrs
Lester Van Leer and Mr Stephen
Waterbury, of Elizabeth, N J
NORRI8TOWN
The marrlago of Miss Olive Mengle
granddaughter of tho Rev William T
Mllla. of 1443 Willow street, and Mr.
Charles Danlol Dorworth, eon of Mr
John DtorwoTth, of 1626 Arch street
will take place at 4 o'clock In the First
Methodist Church on Saturday after
noon Tho Rev. William P. Haws, ot
Philadelphia, will officiate, assisted b
tho Rev. A. Lincoln Shalkop, pastor of
the First Methodist Churclu After a
wedding trip Mr and Mrs Dorworth
will live on West Lafayette street.
Miss Lydla T. West, of De Kalb street
entertained the members of the Girls'
Friendly Society of St John's Branch
at her homo. Miss West Is a branch
secretary' of the society.
Mrs. Walter Wcnrlck, of De Kalb
(street, entertained ten friends at 500 at
her homo.
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We got n Ixteusion to our telcfone
In cose envbody wunts to telcfone from
down stairs without going up talrs to
do It, and ihir aftlmoon our cook Nora
ninde rinnamln buns nnd T smelt her
doing It and went back and looked In
flic kltehin nyltiK. Olvc mc one wile
theyre hot, Nora.
If I do It will be rite In your eye,
.ed Norn. Heine a heck of a anser to
n polite question, nnd jest then J lind
n grate ideer, thinking, G, III tell her
f-omebody wunts to tnwk to her on the
fone nnd then 111 run up nnd tnuk to
lirr on the up Htnirs fone nnd tell her
somebody uunts to tnwk to her
erround the corner nnd then wen nhe
goes erround 111 run down and get a
hot clnnainin bun
And I went out In the hall nnd took
tho reseever off the hook nnd jelled.
All rite III call her. wait a inlnnit
And I called bark. Hn Norn, some
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1 George Allen, inc.
1 1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Now-a-days IV s Allen's Hats
Wc arc offering our entire Summer Stock of Fine Street Hats
at final reductions for immediate clearance.
Your Choice of 200
Trimmed Hats
Regularly S10.00 to $20.00
Now $5.00, $6.00, $7.00
Airy Summery Hat Wreaths
in the Greatest Values Ever Known
Mn1' up In WNtaria Sweet IVan l.llles of the Valley. Rose Buds;
DaiMts. etc fl.lft to SJ.Od
Children's Fancy Socks, now 25c
The balnnre of our Btoi-K of Children Finc focktt. mostly SOo
qUdlltlcs, now marked Jflr. Ttieit in cood selection and all sizes.
Plenty of White Silk Full-Fashioned
Hosiery at Allen's; Five Qualities
Wluti sillt liosler ha become er .circe particularly tho full.
frtshiomd kind on .11 count of Mriuo londltionH We wuW advise early
telection for your summer needr
$2.25, $2.50. $2.75, $3.25, $3.75 pair
Sale of Weil-Known Toilet Articles
Marv Garden Talcum I'owder, 35c sue, 'c box.
Japonica Pure OlUe Oil Castile Soap. S1.00 a doz.
DjerKihS Face l'ouder, 50c sie, 38c box; tax 2c.
Elcaa Creme, (0c sizi, 43c jar: tax 2c.
IOrlgan French Face Powder, 72c box; tax 3c.
Colgate's Hard atcr Soap, generous size cake, $1.00 doz.
Prophj lactic Penetrating Hair Brushes, 50c each.
I'ropli lactic Tooth Hrushes, regular 15c size, 35c each.
Ivory Toilet Articles Half Price
iur entire etock nou marKed at half former prices, an unusual
opportunln
Hair Brushes, $1.25. $1.75. $2.00, $3.00.
Puff Boxes and Hair Keceiers. 50c, 75c. $1.00.
Jewel and Hair Pin Boxes. 50c. $1.00. $1.50.
Buttonhooks, Files, Cuticle Knives, 15c each.
Mirrors, $1.25 to $1.00.
Sale of Sweaters; Snappy With
Freshness and Style. Special $3.95
All-wool Tuxedo Sweaters plain brown honeydnw th brown
Harding blue, buff uith brown. - ome havo elbow sleeves In tht
Uramley model in bl.uk 01 buff
New White Flannel Skirts, $15.00
bpeeial price for these llni white flannel Sports Skirts, plain
front model
Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 Doz.
"The Old Original Quality"
Allen's Hair Nets in both cap sliapo and Btrutght shupe ore famoua
the country over for dipendablllty Kvory net jruarantced perfect or
cheerfully replaced If you lune not used Allen's Hair Nets sand ua
I0 for a gBmple or nak tho women who wear them. ,
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EITH'S THEATRE
KITTY GORDON
With Her Own Compsnr
JACK WILSON
In "THE SURPRISE"
Vernon Stiles, Natl RllbalnlUl
Maud Mutler & Ed Htanlert
nie Surroundlnc Show
WILLOW GROVE PARK
Two Morn Days of
Patrick Conway and His Band
Tonlirht Panelnc Contest In Danre'aa4
TOMORROW PENNSYLVANIA
COMMANDERY No. 70 DAY
DINE AT THE CASINO
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut Sl
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private lessons. Adult
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DANCING TONIOirr
BROAD AROVB rot.ITMTITA
1 Trocadero dS' The Rainbow Girls
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I dldent heer the fone ring, ncd Kem
It hnrdly dldent, I sed, And I quiet -i
in up stairs and took the other rej
Kcevcr off the hook nnd listened ana
prltty soon Norn sed In the dowa '
stairs fone, Is this a joak or wat, hello
htllo. ' ,
Mc dlsklzlng my voice like a lady'
mid snJng, Hello, hello. Is this ymt
Nora? this Is Mrs. Hpoony, Ira Jett,
erround the corner at the drug store,
can you run erround a mlnnlt and III
tell you all about It.
Who, wat? Wat the dlvvvlls th!?
sed Norn, and I sed, Hello, this Is MrtV
Spoony, don't you remember me?
No I dont, fuith. nnd nobody eH
does, unit a mlnnlt, sed Nora. Me
thinking, Godi I wonder If she slsnect
nothing. Wich jest then I herd her
cording up the steps heavy trying" to
conic up lite, nnd I quick hung up tho
fone nnd hid In the closlt, nnd Norh.
opened the closlt door showing her sls
pk'Ious nature nnd I quirk ran out
under her arm and down stairs wltU
her after me daring me to stop.
Wich I dident till I wns nil the way
out In the street.
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