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i'jyrtMCy Wynne PeWfi o Smart Frocc JFora fry Miss
Seivell A Number of rhiladelphians Will ,
SpeUd Summer in Newport
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rv"P vou hopfi tho Cooler npelU ami ihclr family, of 028 Fpruco street, i
u x " . n.nd cinrkaon avonuo, acrmnntown. will
fould keen UP? , wns mien n , tho latter tart of this month for
. flaa rnn I Willi 11H1IL UA unin-J rljaa TVT . UAnSlM u.I.a!.- . a4 111
UilUtlVl I 1UVU F3V,l'lliL, V11C& U IHUJi- V 111
UeJ Monday I even saw wvernl per
Pressed In suits and dark- drome,
!&' now It's hot aate-Uolcn
now
nil Iiu ". j ft. - ...,.
$ BTLkC frock of dark blue, or?'e
i -..! wUlinsort ot reman emuruiu?
trimr tat wa In Porslan, shades and
' HiSm iiSn and turned up off the
?M r?illn has bcauUftil hair and Im
f4n " oVnoU Ho leave It in It
SSSrtl beauty; Hgot, and WW.
.. 'No permanent waves, no bobbin.
S2wedriJrcMta. She Just colls Tt
renai I her head In ft most becoming way
flnd It is lovely. '
nID you know thai Flora Tower hasr
I) come on East for n visit to i,cr
;; the Harry Payne Whltneys,
Sfttdr country homo -In )Vtbury. I..
jVsta and Roddy havo settled out in
log Angcle. where Koddy has business
Interests. What a Dcaniiiui ""6, iimi
?i, and what an attractive briilo Tlorn
made. They havo been married more
than S?ar nnd .ftr0 vcy .hapl'y lm
nther. Flora's sister. Barbara, will
m"ke her debut next winter. Rodcrlct'o
Sster. Mm. Itobcrtaon, who was Holon
.kn lived in the West most of
""7. ' " ! 1..
l "Y "".'.. -.1 ..-
the time Blnce ncr ninrciQKu, "'"
UITI3 a number of PhllndelphiniiH
nro already In Nowport for tno
9'
Cramer. Tho Craig Biddlrs have goiifl
flTre a's usual. Somehow Newport
would not seem Newport wkiiouv i.ic
beautiful Mb. "Iddle. Sho Is beautiful,
ptnuii.u ..(iv. her
don't you think? And by tho way, her
dMiglitcr Laura is good Jookln.3, too.
fihe will be a debutante In a couple of
stars If I am not mistaken. Mr. anil
Mr. Wddlo motored down from NeW
rort lait Saturday for tho prize .fight
, at Jeey City. Or, rather, did you know
, that was not a prlza fight? It was a
toxin bout, and If they had fought it
out through the twolvo rounds tho ref
eree could not havo mado a decision. If
ho had, it would not havo been legal in
New Jersey. Dompsey seemed to settle
matters mmsoir ana so ncipoct mo rei
eree out. Aren't laws funny things?
THE Tom IUdgways nlso hnvo gone to
Newport with their family. Mrs.
Ridgway is looking very well this
year. Sho does not seem so frail. She
has such a delicato flower-llko face,
wlth'her block hair and exquislto com
plexion. The Alexander Rices, while not Phll
adclphlans, always havo an interest to
this city. Mrs. ltlco was formcily Mrs.
Oeorgo Widener, nnd before her mar
riage to Sir. Widener Miss Eleanor El
klns. They havo returned from France
and England, where they havo been
ipendlng tho winter, nnd will open their
Newport villa. The Fltz-Eugcno Dbcons
went over to Europe in May and joined
tho Bices In Paris, and tho George
Wldoncrs also met them, nnd there were
nany family parties. Mrs. Dixon was
Eleanor Widener, Mrs. ltlco'o daughter,
and George Widener Is her son.
THE, Charles A. Porter, Jr.'s, nnd
their daughter. Katherlno Porter,
who Is to he n debutante next winter,
sailed jesterday on the Adriatic for
EuroDC. Thev will fctar abroad for scv
eral months. And won't you just love
to seo Katucrlnc s dresses next
teaeon. Pretty ns ours are. there's al
ways a something in the French touch
that makes the gown moro attractive to
us. Alberta Iteath lias rome lovely
French frocks, too, nnd so lias Ellen
Uoyd, who spent tho winter In Fiance.
They aro to bo debutantes next year.
CHARLIE boy was fond of Aunt Car
rlo's baby, nnd had played with him
eTery day from tho time ho was able to
creep until he had reached the ngc of
sixteen months, and he was still n baby
to Charlie. And then Aunt Oa3fW3
foly had a little sister. Father GSMo
In that evpulng nnd, calling Charlie, ho
raid: "What do you think? Aunt
Carrie has a new baby." Chnrllo looked
at his father in a very unimpressed
fashion, and then said he: "For
Pete s sake, why bho'a not finished with
tho other one yet."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. L. llcrt Kyster, of 432
Stato road, Cynwyd, nnnounco tho en
gagement of tliolr daughter. Miss Doro
thy KlnJHno Eyster, to Mr. Chailea
Lester Gates, boh of Mr. Charles Gates,
of Washington,
Jlr, nnd Mrs. rtoland L. Taylor, of
jovs un Yancey pioco nnn willow
Brook,) Farm, Gwyncdd Valley, will glvo
a houso purty tho woolc of September 1
in honor of their dauirhtcr, Mlsi Ellza
ttthVnno Taylor, nt their summer horn
&t Winter Harbor, Mo. Mr. nnd Mra.
Taylor and MIsh Taylor will leavo next
week for Winter Harbor.
t" .Kno,s Rowland Levis, dauchter
uJi ,- C1"l'1es Mnpargo Levis, of 0021
S . u.m Bircet. Qermantown, will re
turn today from a visit to Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S, Dlo-jton and
Ko.fnatB?rt0,r,' JJI23 I-wftlne DlSSm of
S,od UM: Chestnut Hill, left lust
Thev' win-Nrth?n?,t narbor' Mo!, wl oro
mSLw'LW.1 th0 remainder of tho
" "'heir cstato theio. Mr and
Mj?iet?n84.on-,n-Iaw nnl lauirhtor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stowart "Wurts
spend tno remainder of tho summer.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Joslalt Blnekwoll Bar- J
tow and their dnuchtpra, Miss UKzabctli
Dulles llartow and Miss Mary V. Bar- (
tow, of Chestnut Hill, will spend AuBiiH .
at Pocono Lnko I'rcserVo. '
Mrs. Francis X. Dercum and her
daughter, Mlsa Elizabeth C. Dercum, of
1710 Walnut street, who aro traveling
abroad havo arrived In Paris from Deati
vllle. Thoy aro spending somo tlmo at
tho Hotel do Franco ot Cholseul.
Mr. Walter L. Pylo, Jr., of 1031 Chest
nut street, has left for nn extended tour
In Northern Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Treaut Mcgargoo,
ot 100 Allen's lano, Chestnut Hill, aro re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth of
a son, nenry I'renut Megargco, Jr., on '
.Tuna 13. Mrs. Megargeo will bo re.mom
bpred as Miss Bcrnlco Caldwell Schcrer,
of this ctty.
Mlsa LUlu Ccvallos, of Bayshoro, L. I., '
will ba tho guest of honor nt dlnnor this '
evening, to be given by Mr. nnd Mro,
Ooorno WIllInK1. Jr.. of Ch9tnut inn .
MIbi Covallos will visit Mr. and Mrs,
Willing fQr a few clays.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed A Morgan and
Mlsa Elizabeth Moriran. of Chestnut Hill
will sail today for a several months trip ' '
nDroaa. xnoy will visit the battloflelds
of Franco and moter through Italy be
fore returning In tho autumn,
Mr. Theodoro Voorhecs Wood, Jr.. son
of Mr. and Mrs Charleu Randolph Wood,
of Klklnn Pnilc, will sail today for Eu
rope, whora ho will Join his aunt. Miss
Juliana Wood, in Pnrls. Miss Wood
who has been apondlng sovernl month
In Italy, la at present In Paris. Sho will
remain abroad a year.
Lieutenant Commander Hamilton P
South, U. 8. N.. and Mrs South, of 2131
Shunk street, left last week for Ports
mouth Navy Yard. Mrs. South will bo
rememborcd as Miss Gladys Turnbull.
Mrs. Jny B, Llpplncott has arrived nt
Capo May, where alio will remain for tho
cummer,
Mrs. Thomas Holllngsworth Androws,
of 2B10 South Twenty-second street, will
loavo today for Jamestown, R. I., to
spsnd tho summer
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Simpson, 3d,
havo arrived at Capo May to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel McCabo at their cot
tage ror tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert James Donald
son, of Swarthmore, nro spending a few
weeks nt Wlldwood, N. J. Mrs. Donald
son was beforo her morrlago on Juno 23
Mis i M. Lillian Williamson.
Tho Rov. and Mrs. Houghton, of
Walllngford, wcro guests for a few days
of Mr. and Mrs. Curol Thayer, of
Swarthmore.
Dr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Jaquetto and their
family havo gone to Penobscot Lake,
Mo, They will return to their homo in
Swarthmoro In September.
Mrs. Wheeler Lord, of 5015 McKean
avenue, Gormantown, Is staying at tho
Ambabsndor, Atlantic City.
Mro. Justlco Mltcholl and hor little
daughter, who havo been gueits of her
father and sister, Mr. Robert Greon and
Miss Beuiah Green, of Swarthmoro, for
several weeks, will return in a short
tlmo to their homo In Chicago.
tw,T;i .nn? Mr3- .Max Lcvy nn(1 "I"
? K. ,VevK ot 1303 Suruco street.
Mas Hiimmcr in uioucestor,
Ir. nnd ?VTra LV.M....i C..1 -m .
Touralno Apartments. iS5n ' c;,.,,
mS?;'n.2.V0 .P" t0 Chelsea for tho
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MOOnE8TOWN
Miss Fanny Walton, of Second street.
entcrtnlned tho Rev. James H. Lamb, of
Wayno, on Sunday. Mr. Lami was ior
merly rector of Trinity Church.
Mr. Paul Otter will sail on Saturday
for Honduras, whero he Is encaged In
business. He has boon spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Otter, of Falrview avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Sulllvnn, of
Choster nvenuc, will spend their vaca
tion in tho Pocono Mountains,
DELAWARE COUNTY
Dr. and Mrs. William I. Hull, of
Swarthmore, havo left for Jamestown,
R. I whero they will remain until
September.
Miss Ethel Gibbons Means, daughter
of Mrs, Anna O Means, of Swarthmore,
and Mr. John Swoctman Skclly wero
ninrriod quietly nt the Prqsbytorlan
Church In Swarthmore. on Juno 25. Mr.
and Mrs. Skelly aro spending a fort-
LITTLE
BENNY fS
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Papa
My sister Gladdls was up In her
room looking at some of tho paintings
nnd things she did in Art Skool and I
scd, Hay Gladdls, do n drawing of me,
will jou Gladdls, won't you Gladdls?
O I guess you'll do to practice on,
sod Gladdls. Prohcrly mccnlng my
looks wnsent cnythlng wondcrfill to
draw, and sho got out n pencil and
n pad of drawing imper and I sat down
In n chair nnd sho started to draw me.
n. rnrt- "' mwr uuuut n minnic i fieri. nn i
night In tho Poconos. whero they went como over nnd look nt it. Gladdls?
y motor ior a weauing journey. vviiuuy not, ttfjep Still, ivo oarcly
Miss Mildred Simpers, daughter oflstnrtod, scd Gladdls. And sho kepn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Simpers, of .on drawing mo by puttlnc somo lines
MRS. GEORGE V. K. KCKIIMtDl'
Daughter of .Mr. unil Mrs. Frederick Ilnhn, of JJOm North Ninth
sttcct, who, with Mr. Erhhnrdt, Is spendlnj: a few days with her
pnrcnls. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kcltlinnlt, whoso inarrlai;o took placo recently,
havo Just returned from n motor trip through tho Now England States.
They will live at 0 Regent placo, Rochester, N. Y.
3750 North Eighteenth street, and tholr
family will leave shortly for Atlantic
City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Goll nnd
Mrs. Martha M. Downs, of 1417 Alle
Khcny avenue, will leavo shortly to Epcnd
the summer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. Prccott, of North Eleventh
street. In at her cottngo In Ocoan City
for tho summer months.
Tho B. B. Club spent July 4 at Parvlns
Mills. Tho members Included Miss Jean
Stevens, Miss Floronce Oxman, Miss
Anna Oetninn, Miss Lillian Masters,
MIbj Frances Oelinnn and Miss Eliza
beth Rosenberg.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Tho marriage Is announced of Miss
Knthryn Morton Burnett, dauuhtT of
Mr. James Burnett, of Stratford, X. J
to Mr. William Wnugh Grlffln. son of
Mrs Anthony Grlffln, of 5050 Chester
avenue, on Mondny, Juno 27, at Old St.
Joseph's Church.
nfl'v?'?' Joseph L. Kelman, of
i.w ia&t uishart street.- nnnnimn. th
MnrmMtw ?- i the,r dn"B"tor. Miss
mccK of-thvia"giaty: t0 Mr- Wllbur a
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
i.?IlfB ,I'l.tllr'no Wnxler, daughter of
w"nT.,:Mr8- William Waxier, of 1830
v. ost I'assyunk avenue, is spendlnrr a
fow days at Atlantic City. DI,cnu'nB a
nfC5'1inn0lIln.f! rs- Willlnm O. Smith,
of .MOB South Twenty-first street left
"ccutly for Jamestown. It. I., Whcr,
they will spend tho summer.
Mr. Richard O'Brien baa returned to
his homo at 1SJ4 South Seventeenth
a"lsea?fter BIKndlns "'voralVdaC8enuJ
Mn'"L nnMn F0,"cr dauBhter of
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
rnMr?-,S andla Detwllcr. of I94v Xortli
T;.elf" "treet, gave n dl iner at Grebl
ttiSt l!lr!ldnPd,ly,,n .1,0nr 0f the twSty
n i i '''''day of her grandson Mi
o'rChtweJh?o $! M- CVcrs
10I0--xS?f, ad'XK'S o
1 N'nA1!-, ?m Mr?: I,nl"P Rosenau. of 1520
fc-Vi. 't5.'Xlth f'rr'11. aro spending tho
tj.Jb I'lilimont Country
Mr. and Mrs. Wnllaco L. Do Mottc
FRANKFORD
Miss Jeannetto G. Pcndlebury. of
171.1 Pcnn street, Is spending thlo month
with Miss Elizabeth Van Scoter, of the
Lako Shore Nurseries, Dunkllk, N. Y.
Sho will spend tho remainder of the
season with her mother, Mrs. E. B
Pendlcbury, at their cottage, the Gables,
South Hampswell, Cnsco Bay, Me.
A numb.'r of clrla from this section.
Including Mis3 Mnrgnret Thorp, Miss
Katuerina uampuen, -Miss jjorotny Li
crton and Miss Dorothy Woodward, nro
spondlng somo tlmo at Northdeld, Ma3s.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Ilartman and
tholr family, of 10J0 Foulkrod street.
nro spending tho summer In Wlldwood
Crc-it.
Mlsa Lottlo Lehman .of Orthodox
stroat, and Miss Helen Potter, of Harri
son sticot. aro spending n fortnight In
Atlantic Olt, whero they uro tho guests
of Mrs. C. Hlggtns nt her cottage on
South Connecticut avenue
Swarthmore, will go this week to Bus
zArds Bay, Mass.. where sho will be tho
guest of friends for three wcoks, spend
ing August with her parents at Squir
rel Inn, Halnca Fall, N. Y. Mrs.
Simpers hns been spending tno week-end
with her brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest L. Orcen, of Medio,
at their Ocean City cottngo.
NORRI8TOWN
T.UliUnnnt CfnnUn IT TTtinal t anfl
Mrs. Hunslcker, of As'tor street, will I rci?1nl'1, I" '10 position plenso
on the paper and then looking up nt mo
and then drawing some more lines nnd
then looking up nt rae agon ns If she
wimted to make sure I hadent changed
env slnts tho last tlmo sho looked, me
thinking, O, I know wat, 111 serprize
her the next time ijhc looks up.
And I quick terncd erround In the
chair so wen Gladdls looked up agon
nil she saw was my hack view, saving.
jou lxpcct mo to draw you kindly
sail today from New York for Antweni.
Bolgium. Lieutenant Hunslcker, who
Is connected with tho" Quartermaster's
Corps of tho United States Army, will
bo assistant to tho chief of tho American
Graven Registration Scrvlco In Paris.
Mrs, Vernon Blondln, of West Mar
shall street, who boforo her mnrrlagc
In April was Mlrs Margaret Hague,, of
Conshohocken, was tho guest of honor
at ft surprlso miscellaneous nhower
given by tho members of her Sunday
school class of tho Episcopal Church
of Conshohocken.
WICll nOHltlnn? T eorl nn,l flln,t,1l
scd, Tern erround tho way you wero
immceditly. Wicli I did, saying, Can
c"me over and look at It now,
Gladdls?
no you cant, nnd now for merscy
snkes keep still, youro about as mutch rived.
fun to draw as a flee, sud Gladdls, And
sho kenp on drawing me, and the next
tunc she looked down nt the paper. agen
I quick got off the chair nnd next time
she looked up to sec my faco she saw
It upside down on nccount of me stand
ne on the floor on my hands, saying,
Hello Gladdls, can you see me all rite?
And I quick got off my hands to keep
from falling off, saying, Can I look at
it now. Gladdls?
Neither now or nt eny futuro time,
scd Gladdls. And she took the page off
tho pad mad nnd tore it up, Incloodlue
my plckturo on it, mo enying, O well, 1
bet it dldent look mutch llko me eny-wavs.
And I went out to seo If eny of tho
fellows was out, wlch about 4 was.
Dar Honors ftchaffer
Tho Delaware County liar Associa
tion nt a meeting in Media yesterday
unanimously Indorsed Justlco Willlnm
I. Schaffer for election to the Supremo
Court. Members of tho association
pledged support to Justice Schaffer's
nomination and election. A committee,
consisting of John E. MrDonotigh. V.
Gilpin Robinson nnd Joseph II. Hlnkso'n
wns appointed to prepare a resolution
to be sent to every bar association in
the State In bchnlf of Hchaffer. A reso
lution was also adopted commending
Governor Sproul for his appointment
of Schaffcr to the bench.
Fire Damages Auto
Ilymnn Koinalsky, 1110 South Third
street, parked his car in front of his
home last night and left tho englno run
ning. When ho came out later, he
found the machine In flames. The blaze
was extinguished before firemen ar-
Boy, Three, Hit by Auto
Three-year-old Sidney Zimmerman,
1701 North l-llty-third Mrcet. was
etnick by tho automobile of Pliilin Sll-
verstlne, Sixth nnd Lombard streets, at
Fifty-third street and Pnrksldo avenue
last night. The boy wns taken to the
West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hos
pital, but was found uninjured, physi
cians say.
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"Sports" Oxford
Whito Buck; Whito
Buck, Pntont Coltskin
trimmed; Whito Buck,
Tan Calf trimmed
J.9S
WHITE KID,
Ik
These Are Opportune Buying
Days for Women Who Desire
Fashions of the Highest
Character at Lessened
Cost
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
SILK
STOCKINGS
WHITE, 1.95
Russia Calf
Color & Hut
Brown Shade,
Z.35
THIS IS GOOD NEWS
A OLT don't have to go on paying Twelve and
Fifteen Dollar for good shoes. HALLAHAN'S
"Lower Prices Campaign" gives you tho same
thins for SEVEN NINETY-FIVE.
'ALLAHAN"
JUL GOOB gMOEoS
921 MARKET STREET
60th 8c Chestnut St. 5604 Germantown Ave. 273G Germantown Are.
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COMPLAIN OF NOISY CAIMU
l;
Horpltals Object to Thumping ft
Trolleys Due to Bad Ralls
Complaints from hospitals of noIsW
made by trolley cars have been filed with
Mayor Moore, nnd the Mayor 'h8
transferred the complaints to the Phil
ndelphla Rapid Transit Co. In an
official statement Issued by tho Mayor
yesterday he nnnounced receipt of the
complaints, nnd said ho had called them
to the attention of Thomas E. Mitten,
the P. II. T. president.
"It seems tho noises aro duo to the
thumping of traction cars In tho lra
mediate neighborhood of tho hospltnls,"
sald tho Mayor. Ho said ho knew Mr.
Mitten "had troubles of his own," and
tho Mayor added lie had been, advised
some of tho noises were due to bad rnlbj,
a condition, which he hoped, Mr. Mit
ten might be able to alleviate.
Phlladclphlans Sail for Europe
Among the passengers who Balled
from New York for Cherbourg n'
Southampton on tho White Star link
Adriatic were Mr. and Mrs. Whitwiril
W. Coxc, of 20 il Spruce street: Ms
Alexander M. Fox, Jr., 2008 Sprue
street, and Miss Mary Dercum, all of
this city.
MARKET AT NINHTHKNTH r
11 TO M -PAIIAMOUNT PnnsKNTfl
THOMAS MEIGHAN
IN "WHITE AND UXMAHniED"
STANTON '"ff.fVft ff-B'i. m.
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PAI AfF 1214 MARKET BT.
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ARCADIA CHESTNUT ST. Bel. loth
mr-LJl-. in :u TO il;is P. M.
"THE LITTLE FOOL'
MILTON SH,T,S AND OnA CAREW
VICTORIA MARKET ST. Ab. Oth .
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PAPITOI 724 MARKET STREET
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Victor Herbert and His Orchestra
Victor Herbert Conduct ench Concert At
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BPUCIAL J1 00 TLATTRRS SERVED AT
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Scenic Rnllvrnvi! and Krp Cool.
DANCE IN DANCELAND
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