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ST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks With Regret of tlie Death of
Mr. GeyelinSha Tells of Affairs for Members,
of tlie School Set
E
VbUl i ,i. Mi. ctrilth of Mr.
J ' LMt G.yclln on the mornine
enry ' .u . Tnir At h s summer
-Tfc i imdden heart nttnek and drftth
1 Miicklr. Mr. Geyelln lived at
,$" " M,M "? n,r";
.member of the well-known family of
..Tr.m Air. Gcyelln'n parents enmo
fpSiphl before hi. birth, tthey
?JoKinllylnAlSace. Mr Geyelln
Ker. ww n hydraulic engineer and
SSifted the turbine, for the Fair
raot Park waterworks
S Jgg CB and the Radnor Hunt.
"ffiS s sons, Emlle. marcied
rriBartei' just W February; ft
Stir BehWce Geyelln, as married
SlSlI CfoSfinan and Tony Geye In'a
SSvnd lives In New lork and
W Jr.,' la unmarried. There are
ib? two unmarried daughter!., Harriet
tlWWllna had a little aon
lut week and were so happy about t
uit wu their first son. Mr. Geyelln
d,ith will be a great sorrow to them
ill and to his very many frlendo.
IlIIIAT a happy time the icbool-aet
W members do have during the Hum--nil
Just one round of play and
tadtt and fun. It i? getting more
d more the thine to have big bouse
pirtlrs, and the Billy Moriees are glv
Lit one on Friday for a week down at
Sell 'cottage at Silver Lake for their
'"ikn'the Georee Clymer Stouts have
tone abroad and taken their children
with them. They will be gone for three
monthi, I hdar, returning only In time
(or school once more. Mrs. .Stout, you
remember, was Mlssf Anne Wetherlll.
(il. L. 4I,aa llwla v11h. whrt rMn n
mat deal, and Mary, thp eldest, is the
lirlnr Image or ner motner. mere is a
ton, Billy AddlckB, by Mrs. Stoul'a first
nirriage, and he Is travdlntr nhroad
-J.v tt,m inn Thr, Stout linvff n
place out In Berwyn.
I SAW many attractlvo bathing suits
on the beach at Cape May during
tie holidays. Mrs. Jo Rollins, who
with her hufband was the guef of the
Harrison Caner, Jra., won? the same
cult hlch she had In tho prformanro
et "Why Not." It was red nr.d white
rtrtofd erash. trimmed with a very
pretty red sash. With it she woro n
itnnnlntrred silk cap nnd red silk i-tor-k-iiffi.
Another attractive suit was worn
by' Mr. Dudley Biggs. Hers wno nu
erer-blouse of red, white nnd black
checked gingham, over black satin
bloomers, and It certainly was becom
ing. With it she wore a pretty black
lilk bathing cap. Mrs. Riggx. you
know, was Sarah Franklin, nnd she nnd
Dudley, who live In Baltimore, spent
the wcek.nd down there.
Mary Brown Wnrburton, who was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison
Scott over the Fourth, was wearing n
striking suit also ; in fact, it was one of
thebckt looking I have seen this M-anon.
ItVss .1 gray iersoy cloth mnde with
Mthvnerk and long slcevcir nnd turn
back collars and cuffs of white. 'Hie
only trimming won white p"nrl buttons
on (he ileeves and a solid row of them
down the front, from the ci'ttnr to the
hem nf the cult. Tlio bloomer hum;
itraijht nnd looee below her knee nnd
were edged with a band of white.
rpHEUE is nothing like honesty and
L outspokenness, is there? And you
know how tiicy sny women set traps to
make a jnin propoMs. Well, even
though some of us mny hnvo nmde up
our minds to ranrry In time, wi nre npt
to keep tho expression of tint ambition
. to ourselves. Not v with Batty, who
) five. Tho other dav her uncle said to
her: 'Tntty, you are getting to be very
tall, Thnt will you do when you ;rrow
iipt" "Oh." returned Patty renhsur
Imlr. "I'll grow big, and bigger, and
fi
bigger, and when I nm quite big I'll
hunt tor a man."
NANOT WYjfNK.
'SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
hilea Niinoy, .Stdugliton, daughter of
Jt nnA Mr. Alffllntlltl Tl. ftntlfftltan. 01
Easi. Washington Un Oermantown,
left Inst week for Los Angeles, unui,,
Whero she will npend somo time ns'tho
(rucst of Mr. and Mra. Sweeten Smith.
Miss Btoughton will lie one of the com
ing season's debutanteu. ,
Mr. und Mrs. John C. Bell. Jr.. of
Hathaway lone, Wynnewood, will spend
AUKuai nt ueacn iiaven.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Filler nnd
their family, of the Terraces, rtosemont,
left last week for Watch Hill, n. I.,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Bills Ames Ilallard, of HL Mar
tins lane, Chestnut Hill, nnd her daugh
ter, Mrs. Samuel S. Duryee, of New
York, and her dnunhter-ln-law. Mrs.
Frederic Lymati UalTard, of Andorra-
Terrace uornor, unestnui nm, ura
upending tho summer nt Chebeague
Ipland, Me.
LMls's Detly. Welsh, daughter of Mre, T.
llntLh rMH n m.jnM nkiBin. trill
who spent the week-end with her brother-
ln-mw una sister, Air. ana Mrs. louis u.
Madeira, 3d, at their cottage at
Hay Head, will return home on Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Wnrd and Mrs.
Wh.ra'8 sister. Miss Clarissa Sniythu,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Neville
Hmythc; ,of Chestnut Hill, who nave been
(pending- soveral months In Bnglnnd, will
sail for this country the latter part of
the month, and will go to Cape May,
whero they will remain until Soptember
with Mr. and Mrs. Smyths at tholr cot
tage. Mrs. Ward was Miss Edith N.
Smythe,
Miss Gertrude Jm Pahcoast, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Pancoast,
2024 Oe Lancey place. Is spending a
fortnight as tlie guost of Mr, nnd Mrs.
Dorr B. Newton at their summer home
at Stone Harbor, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Josaph S. J.overIng
wnarton, or lorn rood, ana tntlr sons,
Mr. Charles W. Wharton and Mr. S.
tlrinton Wharton, huvo arrived at
Jamestown. It. I., on thalr vacht Vcara.
Thqy will spend the summer at their
cotioge xnero.
Mr. and Mrs. William Townsend
Wright, of Church road, St Davids,
are occupmy tneir cottage at warragon
sett Pier, R. I.
'Mr. and Mra. John W. Converse, of
unetwyna, itosemont, have rented
tho cottage of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lcwy, of 1319 Locust street, at Nar
ragansatt Pier, It. I which they will
occupy tho latter nart of this month.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Leldy are spending July
at Atlantic City, prior to sailing for
Europe next, montn.
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice, who have been on an extenslvo
trip abroad, will arrive. In this country
on July 10, when they will occupy their
vuia at Newport, u. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rtda-way. 1525
Pine street, are occupying a cottage at
Newport, k. I., for the summer.
Miss Mary V. Huston and Miss Letltla
P. Huston, of West School lane, Oer-
mantown. left last wek for Watch Heel.
R. I., where they will spend a fortnight
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hfllngham
B. Morris, of Tyn-y-Coed, Ardmore. at
their summer home. The Misses Hus
tons will spend the remainder of the
summer at Squirrel Inn In the Cats
kill Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collom and their
son, Mr. Samuel Collom, of West School
lone, Qermantown, are occupying their
cottage at Longport, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Ellas, of Chest
nut Hill, will spend July In Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Shirley, of
6610 Wayne avenue, Germantown, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Llp
ptneott Caaeard, of Chestnut Iltll, will
spend the month of August motoring
through the Berkshlros.
Mrs. Harold Montgomery Sill and her
family, of Shonloy, Germantown, havo
taken a cottage at Sorrento, Me. Miss
Margaret Sill will spend the summer at
Camp Oneka In the Pocono Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Clothier and
their daughters. Miss Lydta Clothier
nnd Miss Dorothy Clolnler, or Clair
mont, Vlllanova, sailed yesterday for
Europe, where they will spend the sum
mer traveling In England, Frnnoe, Italy,
Switzerland and ''pain. Miss Lydla
Clothier will be presented to society at
a dlnner-danco by her parents on Thurs
day, October 13, at their place at Vll
lanova. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Porter and
their daughter, Miss Katherlne D.
Porter, of Springfield avenue, Chestnut
Hill, will sail today for Europe. MIrs
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I'hoto by Vanity Fair btudloi, Alltn Drew Cook
MIlS. FREDERICK II. LEVIS
Who before her wedding on June 12 was Miss Louis Duttcrworth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Warner Buttenvorth, of Crefeld street,
Chestnut Hill
Porter will be one of the coming sea
son's debutantes,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wloner and
their family, of 5703 Pulaski avenue,
Germantown, havo gono to their sum
mer home at Madison, Conn., where
thty will remain until September.
Colonel E. B. Cassatt, of Berwyn, Is
spending several days at the Ambassa
dor, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lewis and Miss
M. II Lewis, accompanied by Mrs. a L.
Blabon, are staying at the Ambassador,
Atlantlo City.
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford V. Thompson, of
Walllngford, Conn., formerly of this
city, ore receiving congratulations on
tho birth of a aon, Robert Slmson
Thomoson. on June 30. Mrs. Thompson
iwlll be remembered as Miss Mary H.
simson.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Connor will
sail today on the Adriatic to spend their
wedding trip In Europe. Mrs. Connor
will be remembered as Miss Sophie
Henderson, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
John J. Henderson, whose wedding last
week was one of tho social events of
the Reading main Una circles.
Mr. and Mra. George Shoemaker
Roberts Wright, of this city, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Wllbraham Wright, to Mr. Harry
Edgar Cross, of Indianapolis. Ind., on
Thursday, June 30.
Mr. Andreas A. Zlmmermann, who for
tho last fortnight has been tho guest
of Mr. Theodore Earle Jennings, at
Palmyra, N. J has returned to his home
In Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Albert P. Rlntsey. of Mount Airy.
who has been visttlnr frlenda In Balti
more, spent the week-end as the truest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Brlater, Jr.,
at ineir nome in orai park.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hall, of Gorcas
Inrnn XfAt.nt 1 1... n ...m,n ., 1.. I. Ik t-
((..If, MAWU..V VI.J, ,IAUIIIMllti:U wj .i-
Bon, air. George Hall, motored to uaitl
more ror tne week-ena, wnere tney
walled relatives.
Rev. Joseph Krauskopf and Mrs.
Krauskopf will b at homo on Friday
evenings after 8:30 o'clock at the home
of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian A. Htllman, of 68 South
Elberon avenue, Atlantic City, until
sopiemDer 12.
Mrs. William J. Rule, of 4836 Baltl
more avenue, announces the ongagement
01 nor aaugmer, aiios juuarea nelson
Ituie. to Mr. Charles Hall Jacob, ion
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jacob, of 697 West
ana avenui rtew JtorK.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. nambora-er.
of Elklns Park, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry J. Blsslnger, of 2038
Green street, have gone to Plclcford
uamp, Aie.
Mr. and Mra, Julius Woyl, of Elklns
Pork, entertained at a dinner of seventy
live covers on Saturday evening In honor
of the fiftieth birthday of Mr. Weyl.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Florence G. Cralir and Miss
Helens J. Carlln, of 1909 Dudley
street, are. spending the summer at
wnawooa, w. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Banul. of 17in
North Seventh street, are being con-
gmiuiiucu on mo Dirui or a daughter
on June 28.
A Pretty weddlnr wan mUmnlrrH nn
Wednesday, June 29, when Miss Katha
rlno Black, of 1821 Morris street, be
came the bride of Mr. James A. Clark,
01 in oouui rwenuetn street The
bride was attended bv hnr imi- vi.
Agnes Black, and Mr. Joseph Clark
actea as Best man. The Rev. William
McShane, of Thomas Aqulnaa' Church,
onlclatod.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Frank Egendort nnd her family,
of Forty-first street and Olrard avenue,
will leave this week for Atlantlo City
to ocoupy their apartment at 116 South
Vermont avenue for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. B. O'Brien, of
621S Spruce street, have gone to Atlan
tic City to stay until after Labor Day.
Miss Hften M. Boyd, of the Powelton
Apartments, Is spending the summer at
the Hotel Dennis. Atlantlo City, and will
return In the fall.
A pretty wedding took place at St.
James' Catholic. Church, Thirty-eighth
and Chestnut streets, at 9 o'clock Tues
day morning, when Miss Sue- R, Mcaklm,
3322 Woodland avenue, became, the bride
of Dr. Edward A. Manning, of Chester
A wedding breakfast was nerved at the
Normandle. After an extended trip Dr
and Mrs. Manning will llvo at Moorcs,
Pa.
MISS FRANCES L0EB WEDS
MR. M. DAVID HOFFMAN
Pretty Marrlaoe of Mlas E. Bella
Flum and Mr. Herman Greenspan
An Interesting wedding will bo solem
nised at Adath Jeshurun Synugogup,
Broad and Diamond streets, this eve
ning nt 0 o'clock, when MIks I'onces
Loeb, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael
Loeb, of 1234 North Bouvler street, will
become the bride of Mr. M. David Hoff
man, eon of Rabbi and Mrs. Charles I.
Hoffman, of Newark N. J. Habbi
Hoffman will pevfoim the ceremony, as
sisted by the Rev Max D. Klein. The
bride, who will be given In marriage by
her father, wilt wear a. gown of whlto
crepe moteor and a tulle veil trimmed
wnn dUcntBS lace ana orange uiu
soms. Her shower bouquet will be
formed of orchids and HUeB of tho val
ley. Tho maid of honor will bo Mlf3
Florence Loeb. whose gown will be fash
ioned of orchid-colored silk covered with
cream lace. She will wear a white
transparent plcturo hat nnd carry Ophe
lia roBo and cenlaurn. .
The bridesmaids, who will bo Miss
Hannah Hoffman and Miss llebicca
tinirmnn aUtiM- nf ihn brtdeKroom. will
wear dresses one of pink nnd tho other
Judo green silk and .largo hats. They
will carry bouquets of pink roses and
blue larkspur, Tlie small flower girl
will bo Miss Peggy Elchengrecn. Mr.
Hoffman will have as best man h s
brother, Mr. Isadora Hoffman, and his
ushirs will Includo Mr. Leon Hoffman,
another brother, nnd Mr. Isadoro bolls
Cohtn. After a family dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Hoffman will leavo on a wedding
tour. Thty will llvo later at 1631 Wyo
tnlng avenue.
OREEN'SPAN FLUM
Tho wedding of Miss E. Bella. Flum,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob flum,
of 1336 South Fourth street, and Mr.
Herman Greenspan took placa yesterday
at Apollo Hall, Rabbi Marvin Nathan
officiating. . ,
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a gpwn of white
bridal satin embroidered In costal
beads and a veil of Chantllly lace with
a crown of orango blossoms .and pear s.
She carried a bouquet of white orchids
roses and lilies of the valloy. The maid
of honor, Miss Jenno R. Flum, sister
of the brido, w0ro a irown of orchid tar
fota and carried a fan with 11 shower
of Orchids and roses. The bridesmaids,
who wore gowns of pastel shades of taf
feta and carried bouquets of roses. In
cluded Miss Rosalie Rosen, Mlsa ranty
Levin, Miss Gertrude Cohen and Miss
Reba Needles. , .
Mr. Irving Greenspan, brother of the
groom, attended oa best man. The ush
ers were Mr. Samuel Wolf, Mr. Ionnrd
Flum, Mr. Charles Greenspan, Mr. L
Jerome Flowm.
Mr. and Mrs. Oreenspsn eft on an
extended trip to Niagara FaUs Buffalo
and Canada, and on their return will
live at 642 South Fifty-ninth street.
HENRY TERKES
nn.. i.,n ifnlnra Yerkes. daURhter
gf Mr. and Mrs Lewis A. erkrs, of
Swarthmore, was married on Saturday
ecnlng at 7 o'clock at tho Presbyterian
Church t0 Mr. James Carlton Henry
son of Mr and Mrs. E P. Henry, of
Woodbury. N. J., the pastor of the
church, the Rev. John Ellery Tuttle. of
ficiating. Mr. Yorkes gave his daughter
in marriage and nor sister, miss iuarBa
ret Nelll Yerkes. attended tho bride as
maid of honor The brldeomalds In
cluded Miss Dorothy Foster and Miss
LIUIe E. Fllnn. of this city Miss Mar
Ian V. Phillips, of Downlngtown, and
Miss Marian E. Stclgelrnan, of Swarth
more. Mr. Wayne Walton, of Wood
bury, was Mr Henry's best man nnd
tho ushers were tho bride's brothers.
Mr, r,ewls P. Yerkes and Mr. Adolph
A. Yerkes: Mr. Scott Atkinson and Mr.
Russell Atkinson, of Woodbury A re
ception at tho home of Mr and Mrs.
Yerkes followed, Upon their return from
a wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs, Henry
will live at 324 Delaware avenue, Woodbury.
LITTLE
BENNY S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
Hklnny Martin's big brother Fred
Kradttated from tho osteopath collidse
so now lie's a oftoopath, nnd Skinny
was telling me nbout It on my runt
fteps todny and VmU Nlmklnscs slssey
dizain I'erscv started to iotnp tin. me
naylng, liny, beer comes Pcrsey, lets
niaj v,i' re osteopaths nnd rorsoy can
be the patient.
And when I'ersey came up Skinny
jcd Hello I'ersey, youre Je-it In time,
we're going to piny osteopaths. Wich
I'ersey started to look n little slsplcl
oiiH, saying, I never herd or it, I dont
think I wunt to play, nnd I sed, Aw
wy not. nil you hall to do Is como in
the offlco and say you Rot a hed alto or
something, nnd then us two osteopaths
give you a treatment nnd Hints all there
is to It.
Wnt kind of a treetment? sed Perscy
looking even more slsplclous, and
Skinny sed. O. jest a osteopath treet
ment nnd if you dont like It you can
stop playing, wnts you afraid of?
I nln t nfrnld. wnrc Is the office?
ses Pcrsey, nnd Skinny sed, Rite beer,
nil you hnff to do Is wnwk up and sny,
Doctor, I got a hed nkc nnd Id like a
little osteopathy.
W'lch I'ersey did. saying, Doctcr, I
got n hed akc, Id like n little osty
wnt do you call It.
nay dock, hecrs a man with a hed
nko, (hvI Skinny, nnd I sed, All rite,
dock, lets give him a little treetment.
Wich we started to do. Jumping up und
grabbing hold of Perseys heo nnd start
ing to give It a treetment as If It was
on fire Insted of jest having a nke in
it, and Persey yelled, nojv. hav 1
dident meen a hed nke, I ment a back
ake.
O, he's got a back nke, dock, sed
Skinny, ana I sed. Well then we better
give htm a back ake treetment to make
sure, dock. Wich we started to do,
ferst me giving him two fcarsc smacks
on the back and pushlntr him over to
hkinny and then Hklnny giving him two
more fenrse crncks nnd pushing him
back to me, and wo was going to ron
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr and Mrs H G. Tyson. 2534 South
Nineteenth st.'ect, announce, the mar
riage of -their nlec, Miss M Kllmbcth
Williams, to Ensign Alex Johnston Gray,
U. 8. N., on July 3 In the ChUrch of the
Holy Innocents, San Francisco, Calif.
After spending their wedding trip In
Honolulu and the Philippines they will
salt for China, whero Ensign Gray will
be stationed,
Mr. Joseph HAlpIn, Jr., of 2681 South
Lambert street, has returned to his
home after having made a trip to New
York.
Mr Wilbur J. Forrest, of 2613 South
Nineteenth street. Is spending a few days
with friends at Chelaea
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, of 1723 Mif
flin street, are being congratulated on
the birth or a son, -nm. n.ny '
remembered an Miss Jennie Eckfcld.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William French, who
wero married last week, aro spending
their wedding trip at Atlantic City.
Mr. George M Hlllman, Jr., sailed for
Antwerp Jast week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Darnell and
their family spent the Fourth of July
In ueacn Haven an tne guests 01 air.
and Mrs. Howard Darnell.
NORRI3TOWN
Tho Woman's Homeand Foreign Mis
sionary Society of tho Central Presby
terian Church were entertained at a
garden fete at tlie home of Mr. and
Mrs. William n. Gheen, of tho Ridge
Pike. There were forty guests.
Announcement Is made of the marriage
of Miss Mildred Troslna, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Troslno, of Ed
dvstone, Pa., and Mr Paul De Angells,
of Black Horse, near Norrlstown, on
Juno 29. A large reception was given
In honor of the bride and brt.
at the home of the tatter's bar
De AncellB served overseas In the '
States Infantry during tho World"
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Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Necdham and their
son. Mr. Jack J. Need ham, Jr., of 4813
North Roosevelt Doulevard, have left
for a month's trip through California.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Sheppcrd,
whose marriage took place on June 30,
are spending- their weddinr trip at At
lantic City. Mrs. Sliepperd before her
marriage was Miss May Stearn, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stearn, of
4809 Mulborry street
Mrs. D. Franklin Hlttenhouse, of 4613
Lelper street, has left for a stay at
Kennebunkport, Me.
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Exquisite , High-Cost
Cotton Frocks
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Regularly sold at 35.00 to 45.00
MATERIALS
Embroidered Organdn
Dotted Swiss
Flowered and Cross
Bar Organdie
Plain Organdie
All Imported Fabrics
TRIMMINGS
Moire Ribbon
Satin Sashrs
Rick Rack Braid
Organdie Motifs
Lace and Embroidery
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SH Flutings
COLORS
Flesh, White,
French Blue, Brown,
Red, Orchid, Navy,
Copenhagen Blue,
Cicl Blue, Cerise, Maize,
Sunset and Green
STYLES
Ruffled Skirts
Chemise Styles
Fichu Effects
Straightlinc Models
Tunic and Tier
and numberless
youthful models
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Afternoon Dresses
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A Most Extraordinary Sale of
SPORTS AND COSTUME SKIRTS
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Brocaded Moonglo
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Satin-Stripe Burbar
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MATERIALS
Canton Crepe in White, Flesh, Grey and Black
Roshanara
Satin-Stripe Eponge
Imported Tweeds
Flannels
Prunellas
Novelties
STYLES
Tailored
Ruffle Cascades
COLORS
Fringe Bottom
Hemstitched
White
Flesh
Henna
Tomato
Sunset
Rose
Jade
Grey
Copen Blue
STRIPES
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