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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
flancy Wynne Talks of the Cantacuzene-Curtis
Redding Today and Yesterday in Nahant and
Boston She Attends the Packard Wedding Here
mHO&B of pr who have bad thr pirns
TlVe of mMtln ,thc Princess 'Cnntft
Miene Spornnaky. who as you know.
"7 "Mu, Julia Grant. frrnml.IauRMer
;prt5l(lcnt Grant, on the various oc
01 :. i, ). has been here are
Mutons '""
is'liV Interested in tno marriage to
2, If her eldest son, Michael Cnntn
JEe Spernnsky, to Clarissa 1'cHinm
. ai ir iinsinn
They were married yesterday aftcrr
Jon at a religious ceremony In tho
nk Catholic Church, Dearborn
2et Boston, with Uic Itusslan Or
fhJoi rites. The official ceremony
Sth all the bridal party and bride In
ii. tittes nlace today In Naliant.
h!llws ceremony lasted about a
P'H'lw told, and consisted
bffiallr of music In ilch the church
pvri Ptook part. Little Pauline and
5,hoi?rt Palmer, who arc to take part
Phe wedding oday, also attended the
fetaw Sd nil bride yesterday, walk ng
52 of thorn up tho aisle carrying
?SfuUhiHkn of the Madonna, which
SJ? been formerly in the possession ot
IS? Me Czar Nicholas. It was car-.
br ta i on his visits to the battle
Jint and was later, given by the Era;
$ to General Kornllott to be tunica
jto the Cantacuzenc family, which
JTen of the oldest in Hussln.
"prince Mlchael'CantacuMne is named
,rl3 father, who Is now In this coun
j living : In New York most of thn
5& He was graduated from Harvard
thb 'spr ln Tand will, I hear, live in
HMton His parents wen to attend
Week ceremony as did most of to
a'b bridal attendants and, of course,
Mr. anci ji. uu.uo.
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of the
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"Thnrminz too. and I am sure will
nuke a stunning bride.
Princess Cantacuzcnc came on here
Ana New York Just about two weeks
JTto lunch at the Kltz with Mrs.
Lorlmer and later attended the Ynr
Jfarka in the gardens of the Emegrcncy
Aid At the time they had for salo
rtm'e beautiful Moscow boxes enameled
Sto charactcra from Russian fairy
tales, und tho Princess nutopaphed
nomc of the boxes for those who spe
cially asked her, after she-went back to
New York. Don't you think it was a
beautiful idea?
LET us hope it will be cooler In
Nnhant, uhere the wedding is to be
this afternoon, thnn it was yesterday
iT. u... Tlnrl'o W'ns not it hotf
Well, fortunately, the hour being f
o'clock, it was cooler than it had been
ill dav, and then being able .to go out In
the grounds for the reception made it
nicr thnn I otherwise liad dared to
v... v...t i im rortnlnlv coins some.
setting out thero and trying to keep
C001. IlOWPVUr, UCUJ mn "" l-
and hnppy nnd attractive that It was
well worth the trip. Herbert Church Is
a lucky man to hnvc won such a worth,
while girl as she Is.
TjlRANCES SCOTT'S wedding to the
I Rev. Albert Lucas is to take place
tomorrow In St. Mark's at 4 o clock
nd I hope It will be cooler then. too.
St. Mark's is a pretty cool church,
however, and the ceremony does not last
long. Lorraine Disston, who Is to be
one of the bridesmaids, returned home
from Durope a couple of weeks ago
and Mrs. Brad Fraley came with her.
Lorraine looks as if the trip
had been n very delightful one. Mr.
Fraley's father died about three weeks
ago, w thnt made a sad home coming
for his son's wife. She was Effie Diss
ton, you know. Later In the summer I
understand Lorraine will go up to
Xorth'east. where her parents hnvo t
cottage and spend most of their sum
mers. BARBARA BENSON, by the way. is
on her way to Northeast with her
parents, the Rev. Louis C. Benson nnd
Mrs, Bnnn. Her engagement to Bob
Jeffreys, you remember, was announced
just a couple of weeks ago. I saw her
the other dav looking fetching in an
organdie frork of bright orange mnde
with a ruffled sash and short sleeves nnd
a wavy hot of burnt straw edged with
bright dark blue sntin ribbon nnd fin
ished with blue streamers.
JACKIE got cantangcrous the other
day and decided not to eat. "Well,
the family reasoned with him and told
mm he would not live to grow up nnd be
strong, and finally some sort of an Im
pression wns made, though growing
strong seemed to be slightly mixed with
n capacity ror wage earning in his
mind, for that night, as he knelt down
for his prnyers, he said: "Please make
me a good, strong mnn, not deceitful,
and let me make lots of money. Amen."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs George Wharton Pepper,
1730 Pine street, will leave the latter
Prt of next month for Northeast Har
Wr Me, whero thoy will spend tho re
mainder of the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Tenac H. Clothier. Jr ,
fcunnybrook, Radnor, will leave on
JOly G on an txU-nslvo trip through Cali
fornia ar.d tho West Mr, and Mrs
gotliicr will later In tho season occupy
s'ito, their cottage at Narragan
tt Pier
.-1"-? r.harlotto Hiurchlll Stirr. daugh
sj?.f Y'.-.H'1 Mrs Theodore Ducolnff
irin m-r1 Moroland avenue, Chestnut
"Ul. will lr-ave on Thursday for Camp
Coconut Montrose, Pa
Chr,nFr,eJ?,P,rlck'n'- Tiiylor, of Boxly.
??"' "' will 'eave on Friday for
thtTw2n il '' whero Bhe wl flPnd
"is week end ns tho truest nf Mrnnrt
lariUtioa
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Straws Panamas
Cleaned and
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In th newt! iiliape fm
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Mrs. Tluophllus B. Stork at their sum
mar home Mrs. Taylor will later go
to Plymouth, Moss, whero she will re
main for tne summer.ij Vr Kcmpton P.
A Taylor it spending omo time nt Ply
mouth. Ho will sal.1 In the falll for South
An, erica, whero he will spend two years.
Mrs. O. J. Da Itousso and hor daugh
ter, Mtsa Jean De Rousm, of the Latham,
Seventeenth and Walnut etrots, aro oc
cupying their cottage at Ocean City.
Mr. ntul Mrs. John H Brownback, Jr.,
of Tolo roaa, Bryn Mawr. aro receiving
congrntuiatlonn on the birth of a son,
John Holland Brownback, 3d, on Sunday,
Jun,? 2G. Mrs, Brownback was Miss
Elizabeth Farrnr Kennedy, daughter of
Mrs. Harry Cobb Kennedy,
Mrs, Rutherford Pearson and her
daughter. Miss Nancy B. Pearson, erf the
Belevuo Strntford, arc occupying their
cottage at Eaglesmcre, which they ntw
taken for the summer. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pratt MoKean, of
Pino Uun Farm, Penllyn, will leave, on
July 6 for Bay Head, whero they will
spend the aummer nt their cottage.
MIga Marian Mott, of Radnor, will gall
next week for England, where sho will
spend tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Wetherlll. who
have been spending1 several weeks In
North Cardllnn, nro at tho Bellevue
Stratford beforo leaving for Jamestown
for tho remainder of the summer,
Mrs. Qeorge Fowlo has closed her
apartment at tho Bellevue-Stratford and
will bo among (hose from this city who
will fcpend several weeks at Bedford
Springs.
Mrs. George W. Harding will leave
shortly for Bedford Springs, where sho
will spend July nnd August. Miss Jans
Harding has sailed for Europe, whero
she will Join friends and spend the sum
mer In Franco and England.
Mrs. Raymond H. Thorpe, of Marlyn
rond, Overbrook, entertained at a sur
prise luncheon on Saturday In honor -of
Miss Marlon Eatelle Gouchcr, of 36
Larchmont avenue, Penfleld, who -was
nihiried thip morning: at St. John's Epis
copal Church of Lai&ilowne to 3Ir. How
ard Lofland, Jr. V
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buxbaum, 2632
North Eighteenth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Se
lena Buxbaum, to Mr. Louis Silk.
Miss Gertrude E. Rhodeslde. of 3140
Pago street, will spend the summer -with
her sister. Mrs. Morris O. Bercnsteln, at
29 East Ninth street, Erie.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. J. Ryan and her daughters, Miss
Rosalto Ryan and Miss Dorothy Ryan, of
1712 South Eighteenth ntreot, have gone
to their home In Ocean City, whtro they
will remain until September.
Miss Margnret O'Nlel. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles O'Nlel, ruvi returned
to her homo at 2410 South Sixteenth
street, after having made a trip to the
Pacific- Coast
Mr. James Brown and his daughter,
Miss Gertrude Brown, of 2514 South
Nineteenth street, Bpent the week-end
at Atlantic City.
Mr. John Meade, of 1931 South Eight
eenth street, Is spending the summer at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. J. Murphy, of 1420 McKean
street, la spending; tho season at her cot
tage In Atlantic City
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Marcarot E, Creary, of 1327
North Sixtieth street, announced the en
gagement of her daughter, Miss Julia
M. Creary and Dr. John F. Lewis, or
Washington, at a reception last week.
Dr. Lewis served as a captain In the
Army Medical Corps during the war.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgnr Dunbar Morris,
or tno uuywn Aonrtmcnts. Forty-e chth
and Walnut streets, aro receiving con
gratulations upon tne btrtn or a son,
Edward Dunbar Morris, Jr , Juno 21,
Mrs. Morris wan Miss Dorothy M. Per
kins, da'-chter of Mrs. Robert Kemble
MoCall. of Brookfcrn. Stratford.
Mrs. D. Greet: Methenv. of 4fiOB
Spruco street, entertained recently at an
lniomuu luncneon ana auction bridge at
the Philadelphia Country Club.
Tho marrlago of Miss Lillian R. Ep
stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Epstein, of 1B04 South Fifty-third street,
and Dr. Elmer L Shaffer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam ShafTer. of 2137 Ger
mantown avenue, took place last Tues
day nt Stern's drawing rooms. Mrs.
Shaffer was attended by her slater, Miss
Mary Epstotn, as maid of honor and
Mr N. Leonard ShafTer, a brother
of tho bridegroom, was best man. Thero
were six bridesmaids and six ushers.
QERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas H. Jackson, of
4820 Germantown avenue, quietly cele
brated the first anniversary of their
weddlnK on Sunday Mrs. Jackson was
before her marrlago last year. Miss
Josephine Tinkler, of 6032 Greene
street
STRAWBERRY MAN8ION
Mrs, Jennie Tuber, of 3026 Berks
street, announces tho engagement of her
aaugntcr, miss Henrietta Tuber, to Mr.
Herman Bookman, of this city.
Mrs. Harry Emmerich, of 2E40 Xorth
Twenty-ninth street, gave a dinner last
evening for her daughter, MIfb Edna
Emmorloh, whoso marriage to Mr. Wil
liam Jackson Rhelncr will take place
tomorrow evening The guests, who In
cluded tho bridal party were Mrs. Edwtn
BQNWIT TELLER GCO.
N CHESTNUTi"Ani3TKSTREE.T
Tomorrow Closing Out
TWO GROUPS SPORTS JACKETS
at great reductions
Group
No. I
TTiesc smart Sports Jackets so much in vogue this summer will be
closed out at a fraction of their former prices: Jersey, Polo Cloth,
Wool-spun and Novelty Silks in all shades.
Group
No. II
Sports Jackets of fine Duvetyn, Velvet, Vcldyn, Flannel, Faille,
Twisted Faille and Novelty Silks comprise this second group, which
have been up to three times tomorrow's closing-out price. Red, Kelly
Green, White, Beige and other light and brilliant colors included.
Engaged
rhoto Uy Otto Sarony Co.
MISS MARY J. COC.LAN
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph
P. Coglan, of Lawndale, wlioso
engagement to Dr. John V. Allan,
of Kntnkford, was announced re
cently Bray, Miss Louise Maxwell Schllttler,
Miss Anna K. Schllttler nnd Mr Edgar
Andrews.
Mrs Perry Frankcl and her daughter,
Miss Mathilda Frankel,,are visiting rela
tives In Now York nnd Boston, nnd ex
pect to take the St. Iawrpnce River trip
July 1
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Made to sell for 29.50
Probably no collon Dress Fabric is more popu
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self or white organdie or voile trimming, it
fashions Frocks that are cool, becoming and
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This group offers
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WOMEN'S SECTION
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MISS MILLICENT HIBBARD
BRIDE OF MR. E. A. SMITH
Interesting Wedding. of
telle Rosenfeld and
Miss
Mr.
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Loula Brenner
The marrlago of Miss Mllilccnt Mar
shall Hlbbard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Hlbbard, Sr., of 6812 Limekiln
nike. to Mr. 1-3 Arthur Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. -John Smith, lof Beverly,'
N. J., will take place at 7 o'clock this
evening in tho Chelten Avenue Methodist
Church, Mr. Hlbbard will give his
daughter In marriage and tho Rev. A.
Perclval Hodgson, pastor of tho church,
will perform tho ceremony. Mrs. Mar
shall Hlbbard, Jr., the bride's stBter-ln-lnn.
win art na mntrnn nt honor and two
cousins. Miss Grace E. Carroll and Miss
Emma Barker, will attend as briaes
maids. Miss Alberta Beresford, of Bov
crly, a small niece of the bridegroom,
will be the flower girl. Mr. David Rod
man nt TiAvarli'. n nniitiln of the bride
groom, will act an best man. The ushers
will Includo Mr William SerolT. Mr.
Frank Campbell, Mr, Marshall Hlbbard,
Jr.. tho bride's brother, and Mr Crlnton
Severs, of Beverly, N. J.
RONKIN STERN
An Interesting wedding took place last
,.nlni, nt Annlln HnlL when. MISS
Minnie Stern, daughter of Mrs. Jacob
Stern, 1803 North Eighteenth street, be.
came tho bride of Dr. S. Hamilton Ron
kin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ronkln
of Now York. Rabbi Max D Klein of'
Tho bride wore a gown of duchess lace
and pearls. Her veil, which formed the
trnln, was of tulle and duchess lace.
ffLRtened with oranco blossosms She
mrrleil n. Colonial bouauet of orchids and
lilies of the valley The maid of honor,
Minq Sadie Stern, a sister of tho bride.
utim n rawti of fllet lace and a green
Neanolltan hat and carried American
Beauties. The bridesmaids, Miss Freedn
Saxo. Miss Frances P Leof, Miss Mil
dred Greenberg, Miss Rebecca Ncuman
were gowned In pastel shades of chiffon
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with Neapolitan hats to match. They
carried shower baskots of flowers
J he brldfflrrnnm'a hrnllin,. Wr rnftfI
Ronkln, nctetl ns best man. Tho ushers
were Dr A. J. Hertz. Dr. 8. Barlshow,
Dr. 13. Forman nnd Mr. Ernest Seltzer
HRRNNER ROS KNFELD
A pretty wedding look place Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock In Regis Hall, Six
tieth and Pino streets, when Miss Eslello
A. Rosenfeld, of 6143 Spruce street, be
camo tho bride of Mr, Louis Brenner, ot
1431 South Fourth street, tho Rev. B
L. Lovcnthnl, assisted by the Rev. M
H. Knplandr, officiating A reception
for 300 guests from New York, Reading,
Harrlsburg, Ilnston and Charleston, W
Va,, followed Immediately after tho cere
mony. The hrlde was given In marriage by
her father, Mr Samuel Rosenfeld. MIsb
Gertrude Rosenfeld, a sister, attended
her as maid of honor The bridesmaids
Included Mies Bello Brenner, sister of the
bridegroom , Miss Dlnnh Kates, Miss
Sara Grocnblatt. Miss Belle Sattenstoln.
of Rending, Miss Rita Sattonsteln, of
Reading, and Miss Lena Grossberg. of
Reading. The flower girls were Miss
Nessle Knplandcr, Miss Miriam Kap
lander, Miss Naomi Shugerman, Miss
Goldlo Shugerman, Miss Natalie Bren
ner, niece of the bridegroom, and Miss
Iloso Curson
Mr. .Io?epn Brenner, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man Tho ush
ers Included Mr DaWs Rosenfeld. Mr
Milton Rosenfeld, Mr Irvln Rosenfeld,
Mr, Samuel Brenner, Mr William Brcn
nor nnd Mr. Jay Brenner.
After a wedding trip to Washington
Two Orchestras
The Original Marimba
Band of Guatemala
Jol Arrived Firit
Appearance Anywhere and
Hugo Savino't Celebrated
Siring Orcheitra
Two Dance Floon
Coolest Spot in Town
Good Food
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LOFLAND GOUCHER
An attractive June wedding took place
thh morning at St John's Episcopal
Church of Lansdowno, when Miss Mar
lon Estello Ooucher daughter of Mr and
Mr Georgo II Goucher, of 36 Larch
mont street, Penfleld, nnd formerly of
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ceremony wns performed by the Rev
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The bride wns given In marriage by her
fnthtr fthe was attired In an orchid
gown nnd hat to match She carried a
shower bouquet of orchids and lllle of
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