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fancy Wynne Chats About
, dayShe Speaks of the, Hower-tiennert Marriage
in August
Xf COURSE all ronds will lend to
0 nron today for the mnrrlngo of
Lh Penrose and Andy Van Pelt. It
B". . i,..ifiil wedding I am sure,
f
R,r.bVllI make a awtct brldo and
M B" .. ..ii ...bed nrao tiretlr
Kro(.Vo place nt live o!epck Is a
If ". :v.n little chilrcn ana me lrui-nn
I P C, UbTTycool and lovely from what
will M Ter t j,,,.
i. I hT, acaiu ""
M eomlof , ,.,., a wi,n '(van onu
Jll'S: nr.tcou.ln of the
Em. It to be matron 01 uunui, "
k.""'. to be eleven bridesmaids. Joe
8ffp.lt Im to be beat .man and the
V'vn i T rn Hammv Ohcston, Joint
??w Dave and John Van Pelt. Billy
S&S Sward Howie, Standley Stoke.,
w,Sd Gilpin. BIlUc Taylor.
Itohi PearoBO, 2d. Sarah's brother, and
mZ rinlettcr. Tho ceremony will bo
by a reception nt the home of
Dr. Penrose In Devon.
1 THOUGHT we were about over with
Miner wcddlnKs after todoy'a. but
rw Harrv Bower Is to bo married out
f Torresdale to Miss Claire Iteniwrt
la the Sit of August. Harry Is the
.'ond on of the late George Bower
!Swr,. Bower, of Torresdalo. Ilia
n4M'..Bx0W.ef'
thr was Miss Agnes Fuller, n sijtci
B.0,?it. inlm Oarncnter, and airs.
fttirt Griffith. Miss Honncrt, wno i.
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lM.; ...n. 1m. lit thn dauehter of
"j.WlHani Kennerte, of Ogonta.
WASN'T It exciting to hear about
Betty Ross flying across the chan
.t to meet Donclson Hoopes In Paris?
Srknw "ha sailed for ifuropc n little
i, than a week ago with her nunt.
And you know also that her engage
ntnt to Donelson Hoopes was an
iiuaced In the late spring.
Well, Donelson Is over In Paris
where he is In business and as he could
aot t over hero to seo Betty, she wont
broad with her nunt to seo him. And
le will have a holiday for several weeks
while they are there and will be able
to ihow them Paris. Well, you se
ller got to England a day or so ago
ind Elizabeth's aunt planned to cross
the channel by bont on Monday. But
sot o Elizabeth. She saw no reason
why she should havo to wait for those
tra hours and so Instead of riding to
nwt h 'over 8ho flow to hlm' w11?
oetking. "and went from London to
Ptris with a party of friends who had
decided to fly and therefore reached
Prl aome three hours ahead of her
lunt,
POLLY Is thrco years old, and she is
a most grown-up person. Further
more the has a proper sense of her
personal dignity. Tho other day sht
wii walking with Grandmother to the
rtatlon totake a train In to town. Foi
he ,lt known Polly needed some new
ttoen and a hat or so. As they nenred
t station a lady met them, nnd rushed
tj to Polly saying: "Aro you going in
tlnchu-chu train, darling?" Polly ro
t'Jed politely in the affirmative. An 1
fte lady then taked with Grandmother.
After fhe had left them and they
Hiumed their walk to tno sinuoii.
Tolly looked up at Grandma nnd snid
rhe: "Why do big people always talk
of 'chu chu trains' to little girls, when
they Just mean trnlns?"
v NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Archibald M. McCrca.
nf x vnrk nnrt Virelnla. announce tho
nnrement of their daughter, Miss
Charlotte Lo Molnc Dunlop, nnd Mr.
John Lowlier Welsh. Miss Dunlop Is
the daughter of tho late David Dunlop,
or Peterfburg, Va nnd Mr. Welsh
li tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lowber Welsh, of tills city, and Is a
member of the" Rlttenhouse, Rncquot
and Philadelphia Country Clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Packard, 8d, of
New and Stenton avenueR, Chestnut Hill,
left last week for Sarahac Lake. N. Y.,
where they will remain until September.
'MJes Gertrude L. P. Conaway, dnugh
tjr of Mrs W Unrklle Henry, of Pino
Cottage, nosemont will lcavo August 1
for Jarragansett Pier. R. I., whero she
will spend n fortnight as the guest of
Mlti Mary r .Vorrln. daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Richard Norrls, nt their cot-U-R.
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Morioo and
weir daughter. Miss Allco Morlce, no
eompanled by Miss Emma Riddle Nor
, dauKhtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
t JJ ?,re "Pending a fortnight nt Silver
Uke, Pike County.
.J!8- JStn Lyman Cox, of 12 Summit
K w nV C,hiC.8LnnUt,J"l! wh0 ls "Pending
ImV L'tchneld. Conn., will shortly
i..i for h,0,"- Scotia, whero sho will
vff8.. unJ" September. Mr. Cox will
in Mrs. Cox at Nova Scotia In August.
iir'-?1? Mrs- Aloxandor Van Rensao
ton'mC.amp J.lln Ha"' FortlWnshlng
t!tVn lt?yL August 1 on an extenslvo
WP through the West.
efHItV ?"?aKth w- Mcncke. daughter
Overi.M?aiMrB- p"dorlck Mencke. of
uverbrook s a guest of Mr. and Mra
MUSSI0W 2nd tnelr laughter
U at vnd,Pson,h-ower' at tbolr cot'
" miiiea over the week
I fl !? vn wliero the ceremony
I Feature for Friday and
1 SALE EXTRAORDINARY II
I 1290 Pairs
White Strap Pumps
HI "J Illl
i Winkelman 1
I Style Footwear for Women S
H 1130 Chestnut St. 81
Iral ,. ,. . . At Twelfth ff Biiffli
M ",.40 Soth S2od St. . O BiH
li 29C,'63 Pr.nkford Ave. OtSb&ui II
the Van Pelt Wedding To-
end Mr. William Oarrlguei, Jr.. nnd
Mr. Clarence M. darrlguos, of Plain
ncld. N. J.
Mrs4 Frederick Macflregor Campbell,
of Jenklntown. left this week for Loon
I,nkc, In tho Adlrondncks, where sho will
remain for several weeks.
Mr. Wllllnm Hannn Shelmerdlne, Jr.,
of Wyncote, In tho guost of his uncle,
fionator TVllIlam V. Jackson, nt Cnnni
Qunntloo, nenr Loon Lake, In tho Adi
rondack Mountains.
Mlns Itulh Morris, daughter, of Mr.
nnd 'Mrs. Herbert Morris, of Ilrverton,
N. J., has bcon entertnlnlns Miss Kath
orlne Slckel, of Dovcrly.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo P. Fallon, of
this city, are occupying a cottage nt
Avnlon, N. J., where they will remain
until tho middle of September.
The Itev. and Mrs. Raymond II. Wil
son, who have lived for some yinrs In
Southport, Conn., moved this week to
tho Manse, In Duncnnnon, Pa., where
Mr. Wilson has accepted a call as pas
tor of tho Presbyterian Church. Mrs".
Wilson Is a daughter of Mrs. Richard.
Hon L. Wright, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thornloy Norton,
of Columbus, O., nre receiving congratu.
latlons on tho birth of a daughter,
Carolyn Darrnch Norton, on July 2.
Mrs. Norton la ancndlnir thi summer
with her mother, Mrs. Frederick Y?J
iinisoy, or 43i sansom streot.
Mr. and Mrs. Schermer, of Spring
field, Pa., announce tho marriage of
their daughter, Miss Lillian Schermer,
to Mr. Philip B. Ostroff. of this city
on Thursday, Juno 30. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ostroff nro In Atlantlo City for tho sum
mer season.
'Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Dernnrd and
their family have moved Into their new
homo nt 6 Warren street, Hollls, L. I.
Mra Dernnrd was formerly Miss Mi
riam Simon.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Goldsmith,
Jr., of Now York, sailed on July 2 from
San Francisco, Calif., for Japan, whero
tney expect to remain for over a year.
They will travel through Europe before
roturnlnir to this country. Mrs. Gold
smith will bo remembered ao Miss Julia
Kaplan, of this olty.
QERMANTOWN
Mr. Austin Williamson, son of Mr.
nnd Sirs. O. W. Williamson. Jr., of 4000
PulnBkl avenue, ls at Camn Susque
hnnnock, Montrose. Pa., for tho sum
mer. , J1"!! Mr's William Wimder, of
6322 Burbrldge street, will lcavo on
August 1 for a bIx weeks' trip to Chi
cago, tho Great Lakes and Canada.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 'Georgo V. Hodklnson,
of the Pelham Apartments, are at tbo
Oswegatchle House, Waterford, Conn.,
for tho summor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roland n. Graham,
4554 Fernhlll rond, aro receiving con
graulatlons upon tho birth of a daugh
ter on Friday, July 8.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry H. Tnylor, 4607
Morris street, ace occupying tholr cot
tage at Chelsea for tho summer.
..Hn l:ly Sweeney. Mr. Dert Sweeney.
4565 Fernhlll road; Mr. Proctor Moffett,
Mr. Harold Davis and Mr. Cnrl Bcrger
hayo returned from spending a week In
Atlnntlo City.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Anna M. Rltter, of 3559 North
Morvlne stroet, announces the engage
ment of hor daughter. Miss Caroline
Anna Rlttor. to Mr. Earl Farquhar Hun-
HiuKer, oi oi7 Cleveland avenue.
The Tuesday Card Club waa enter
tained at luncheon and 500 by Mrs. R.
Elmer Peoples, of 8759 North Gratz
street, on Tucsdny. The members In
clude Mrs. J. Ewlng, Mrs. Elmer II.
Murray, Mrs. L. Turner, Mrs. Wynne
field Turner. Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs
J. S. Schofleld, Mrs. H, W. Jackson and
Mrs. Peoples.
Mr. and Mrs, Solomon Bachrach and
their daughter. Miss Florenco Bachrach,
nnd Mrs. Hannah Strouse, of 1434 North
Seventeenth street, sailed Saturday last
to spend threo months travollng through
Europe.
Dr. Flora. Wasserman and tho Misses
Wasserman, of 2219 North BronuVstrcot,
mo uuuujjyuig uiQir oungaiow at War
rington, Pa,
Mrs. Charlos A. Koder, of 2468 North
Sixteenth street, has gone to her summer
homo, Pino Rest, Bergey, Pa.
Miss Cecil Bowles, daughter 'of Mrs.
Lula Bowles, 2119 North Eighteenth
streot, will leavo on Saturday for Provi
dence, R. I., where sho will spend a few
days. Later sho will motor with friends
to the Now England States.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Brown, of 5603
liirnru avenue, announce tne engnge
niont of their dnughter, Mls.i Martha
Shermnn Brown, to Mr Donald 8. La
vlgno, of Columbus, O., on Sunday.
80UTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Evelyn Mooro, of 1014 Cross
street, has been spending a fow days
at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGee. of 1726
Wolf street, aro receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a daught
Friday July 8. Mrs. McGee will be ro
membored ns Miss Roso Hcaly.
Miss Margaret Butts has returned to
her home nt 1648 South Twellth street
after having spent some time at At
Inntlc City.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolton havo returned
EVENING PUBLIC
MARRIED TODAY IN WAYNE
MBawgfcaiyga?:.Bwii.v;:gnx!
from their wedding trip from Peoria, 111.
Mrs. Bouton will bo remembered ns
Miss Mao Eckoff, of 2623 South F!r
tcenth street,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Ball, formerly
of 2423 South Opal street, aro now
living In their new homo at 6653 Had
dington street.
HOLMESBURG
The Girls' League of the Emmanuel
Church will glvo n picnic on July 30 on
tho Blddlo estate In Andalusia. Mem
bers of tho league Include. Miss Flor
enco Etter, Miss Anna Stevenson, Miss
Holcn Mlntz, Mlsa Florence Hnlnes,
Miss Ella Bettln, Mica Florenoe Weed,
Miss Lena Bettln, Mrs. John Parry, Mrs.
Charles Gros, Mrs. Benjamin Clark,
Miss Helen Parr nnd Mrs. Charles Mo
Clure. Mrs. J Walker, of C'ottman street, and
Mrs. C. Hamilton and her son nre spend
ing tho summer at their cottage In Wild
wood. Mra. Helen Smyth and Miss Kntherlne
Stout, of 3207 Rhawn street, aro nt
Ocean City for somo time.
Mr. Otto J, A. Knouer nnd his family
nnd Mlsa Emma Kiinuer, of 8028 Frank
ford avonuo, aro spending a fortnight
at Atlantlo City.
Miss Lena Bottln nnd Miss Florenco
Bettln, of 3033 Rhawn street, have left
for a ten days' trip to Boston.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Miss Eleanor Damon, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Albert Forster Damon. Jr., of
Lansdowne, Is tho guest for a fortnight
of Miss Constance Kelly at Beach
Haven, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. McClure, of
Swarthmoro, are spending some weeks
at Bretton Woods, Mo.
Mrs, S. S. Ponnock and her children,
of Lansdowne, accompanied by Mr.
Penhock's mother, Mrs. J. Pennock,
sal ed a few days ago for Europe, and
will Join Mr. Pennock nt Coblonr, Ger
many, where he has been doing- relief
work for some time under tho auspices
of tho Friends' Committee.
NORRISTOWN
Mr. nnd Mm. Flmor TT (.M..I. -
Stanbrldgo streot. aro chaperoning' the '
following members of the younger set on
a weeks camnlnir nnrtw nt a-i., . n..
vri-JoU?i iKeJlorV, Mlss MIMrcd Keller,
Miss Mildred Kelson, Miss .Margaret '
ffi to.,' niiinrea Fox, Miss Mar
Jorlo Watklns, Miss Vivian Watltlna
jum Marion Dill, Miss Ethel Hurst
and Miss Mabel Heffner. l
Mrs. Mnn.ii. XT...1. . . '
daughter. M..Maryuim."n"aof "nf,
wreksfrAVanTo'c8,? th n
iciiBiiiiiiisiiBiniimiii
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street-1214
Nowadays It's Allen's Hats
All Our
Summer Millinery
Wonderfully Under Priced
Beyond question wo ore disposing of the most romarkablo
collection of Trimmed and Sport lints wo hnvo ever had
All tno trimmed hots nro fresh from our own work
rooms nnd up to tho minute in stylo nnd smartness.
You Can Purchase as Low as $4
.
Sale of Heavy White Silk Hose, $1.45
or two, also a limited quantity In Russia call 'nnd I cordovan sliados
Full-Fashioned Mercerized Lisle Hose
Special 75c pair; 3 pairs for $2.00
Black, white and cordovan shades In fine wenvo silk Lisln TTn
This Is ft splondid serviceable quality with full-fashioned feot. -
Odd Sizes and Styles Women's and
Children's Underwear, now 25c to $1.00
Half prlco and loss on nil these broken lines j they are th ,,..
best so Ing numbers, but which we nro not duplicating for !h? ?r
You will bo fortunato If you find tho kind nnd siylo yo5 ,,!? f."r:
little prices.
All Bathing Caps Now 50c
Thursday wo will placo on sale the balanA nt nii ...
bathing caps at 60c. All aro purerubbei and thero Sro ascorn?
charming styles in any wanted color, doublo heavy divine car,?nt!
lot. Many nro half prlco. "iving caps In tho
New Neckwear Just Unpacked
.l..Y.erV'mM ftni1 w,d. c- 'or elbow
Crisp fresh Orgnndlos, and Brussels Not. Inco trimmed anrt hinrt
SagA RAirL27oteingrlcT WUh a" "Siccot
Turkish Towels Reduced to 25c
Good firm weave In modlum slsso, they havo a faint ovemliM m
blue or pink on white ground. Enough for a dav or two 0VcrnUxl(l ,n
Fine Turkish WnBh Cloths in
flvo dainty colors, special 10c each
Allen's French Hair Nets, $1.00 Doz.
"The Old Original Quality"
cheerfully replaced. If you have not used Allen?a Ha?i v.Sor,er5i or
10c for n sample or ask any woman who Tears th?m " tnA m
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LEDERHrDADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1921
MISS SAIMlf II. H. I-ENK08K
Miss IVnroso will lo mar
ried this nflemoori In St.
Mary's Church to Mr.
Andrew Van Pelt, of this
city ' ,
Photo by Marcenu
FRANKFORD
Mrs. J. Fuller nnd her family, of Or
thodox street, nro spending tho summer
at their cottage at Bradley Beach, N. J.
Miss Mario Holmo, of 1204,Foulkrod
street, Is spending several days ns the
guest of Miss Annotto Hnrtman at her
cottago In Wlldwood.
FUNDS FOR BENNETT HOME
$4,000,000 Soon Available) to Care
for Indigent Newspapermen
Now York, July 14. Approximately
$4,000,000 will be avallablo soon for
the construction and maintenance of the
James Gordon Bennett Home for Jour
nalists through the sale of tho residue
of the Rpnnctt estate, it was announced
lust night.
Under the terms of the will of Mr.
Bennett, who formerly owned the New
York Hernld. Paris Herald and the New
York Evening Telegram, indigent jour
nalists who have been employed by
newspapers In Mnnhnttnn for n mini
mum of ten yenr.4 are to be cared for
in the home.
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bHeUsUth
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MISS SARAH PENROSE
TO BE A BRIDE TODAY
Married at St. Mary's Church,
Wayne, to Mr. Andrew
Van Pelt
A weddlnc of much social Interest to
fashionable society In this nnd other
cities will be that of Miss Harnh II. .
I'cnrosc, daughter of Dr. Charles Blnf?
ham Penrose, of 1720 Spruco street and
Devon, and Sir. Andrew Van Pelt, son or
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clmrlcs 13. Van Pelt,
which will tnko placo this nfternoon nt
6 o'clpck In St. Mary's Eplscopnl Church,
Wayne. Tho Itev. Geortjo W. Anthony,
D. D., rector of the church, will offlclnto.
The bride, who will be given In marrln&o
by her fnthor, will wear a robe of rosc
polnt laco over whlto satin mado on
Elaln lines with a broad girdle of ornntco
lossoms nnd n court train. Her lnco
veil of rose-point will be fastened with
n spray of orange blossoms and sho will
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of tho
valley nnd whlto orchids. Sho will bo
attended by Mrs. IteRlnnld Townscnd as
matron of honor, who will wear a frock
of decp-plnk chiffon fashioned In rose
petals, and will wear a large pink hat
trimmed with eoru laco nnd pink roses.
Sho will carry pink Premier roses. Mlsi
Frances J. Sullivan, Miss Rachel C. Fit
ter and Miss Lucille Polk Carter will
wear costumes the same ns Mrs. Town
Bond, while Miss Abbte Van Polt, sister
of tho bridegroom; Mrs. W. Stnndlcy
Stokes, Mrs. George Plgman, of. Wash
ington, nnd Mrs. Joseph King Tumor
Vnn Polt will bo gowned exnctly like the
other bridesmaids, only In a modlum
shade of pink. Tholr hats will be straw
color trimmed with laco and "roses. Miss
Jessln F. Da Costa. Mra William C.
Wright, Miss Hnnnah C. Wright nnd
Mrs. Samuel Groy Dayton win uo in r
pale shade of pink chiffon. Thoy will nil
enrry pink roses.
Mr. Joseph King Turnor Van Pelt will
act as 'best man, and the following Ken
tlemcn will bo ushers: Mr, Boles Pen
rose, 2d, brother of tho brldo j Mr. David
Vnn Pelt, Mr. John Vnn Pelt, brother
of tho bridegroom ; Mr. W. Standley
Stokes, Mr. William Cox Wright, Mr.
J. Hamilton Cheston, Mr. Alfred Cox
Ollpln, Mr. William H. Taylor, Mr.
Thomas K. Flnlcttor nnd Mr. Edward
Law.
A large reception will follow tho cere
mony at tho home of tho brldo's father
In Devon.
ONE LITTLE BLEMISH
Will Mar Your Beauty
No matter how perfect the foatures
or how prettily cownod. If your com
plexion is marred by a plmplo or ugly
blemish, you cannot possess complete
beauty.
Little facial blemishes can bo eas
ily removed by the use of Black and
"Whlto Dcnuty Bleach.
This delightful flesh-tinted cream
forms an Invisible, eoatinff which will
clear tho sltln of tnn, freckles, pim
ples, unsightly blotches, liver Bpota
and similar blemishes.
Bluclc and Whlto Soap should bo
used In connection with Beauty
Bleach. It is n. puro soap nnd a de
lightful aid In keoplng tho skin clear,
soft and youthful.
Black nnd Whlto Beauty Bleach can
too found at your drug or department
storo; Bleach 50c tho pnekage, Soap
26c the cake. Froo llteraturo and
oamples of Black nnd White Faco
Powder and Talcum sent upon re
quest to Rita Muray, Plough Chem
ical Co., Memphis. Tcnn. -Adv.
j l
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BONWIT TELLER.
FOR FRIDAY
Remarkable Reductions in
WOMEN'S SUMMER SUITS
Sports and Costume Models
22-so to 89-50
FLANNELS
JERSEYS
NOVELTIES
No C. O. D's.
TWICE SAVED FROM SEA
Lifeguards' Boat Swamped When
Phlladelphlan Seizes Oar
Atlantic City, July 14. Wllllnm
Hunting, of l'lillndclpliln, wns twice
saved from drowning off .South Caro
lina nveuuo yesterday, nnd only the
daring of (iuni'ds Mcl'iillm nnd .Murrnv
prevented Ills death before n great crowd
of vlsitoi-H who blocked lionnhvnllc nnd
bench.
Dunlins was swept out beyond the
breaker lino, nnd when the gunrdf re
sponded In a surfbont lie seized one of
the oars held by MeCulleii. A Iiurc
wave smashed down on the crnft while
the gunrd win bottling to brenk bis
grasp, Idling the bont with water.
Murray plunged overboard nnd innn
nged to get Hunting over to the bont. but
n wnve tore him loose nnd be drifted
nwny. Murrn ngnln dived Into the
"" ,nnd llsbed out the cxhnuited I'hlln
delplilnn. nnd then MtCullcn. bv bal
ancing, guided the craft shoreward on
the waves, permitting the surge to sweep
the boat toward the bench, be hnvlng
lost bis onrs.
John Shea, nt tiilinrinni,u .....
I saved by the same guards earlier 'in the
U1IJ
.HONOR MjSS0D0iMNELL
Retiring Prealdent of Advertising
Women's Clubs Is Dinner Quest
The Philadelphia Club of Advertising
V omp,'' Jnst night honored Miss Mnrv
A. O Dnnnell. tlm rnflrln ...,ni.i.....'
nt n dinner on the roof garden of the!
Bcllevile-Htrfltfnril.
Miss Dlnncho Cflnlr, the new presi
dent, wns tonBtml8tress. The speakers
praised Miss O'Donnell's constructive
work during her term of office.
Treat your
nerves right
When tea or coffee
canes annoyance, trjr
Instant
Postum
Charm without hann
in this table drink
"There's a Reason
Sold cverTwhetc
by grocers
BONWIT TELLER C, CO.
sAejoecah; Jhop ofOriainationr
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Extraordinary Offer
Silk Stockings
1.65
Former Prices 1.95 to 3.50
All Silk Stockings
Silk Stockings with Lisle Top
Some have Pointex Heels
Some with Embroidered Instep
And Others Novelty Effects
Black, white and shoe shades.
FIRST FLOOR
&e Spedal61opOrmnaUont
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Formerly priced 29.50 to 175.00
ROSHONARA CREPES
SILK FAILLES
CANTON CREPES
This collection includes our highest type
ouits in wnite, pastel and darker colorings. The
long Jacket is featured. Ideal for Seashore
Mountain Wear.
WOMEN'S SECTION
SECOND FLOOR
STANCHFIELD'S WILL FILED
Trusts for Benefit of Widow and
Children Created by Lawyer
New York. July 14. The will of
John D. Htnnchfield, lawyer nnd Dem
ocratic lender, who r led June 23. offered
fdr probate jotordny. crentcs sepnrntcj
trust niniiH tor ins widow, his daugh
ter, Mrs. Arthur M. Wright, nnd bis
sou. John It. Stanchlleld. Jr. The value
of the cMnte was not given.
A black pearl was bequeathed l
Iouls .1. Levy, his law iinrtner. An
other black pearl wns brnuenthed to
his son-in-law, Arthur M. Wrlgh
His son nnd daughter were directed to
select one piece of Jewelry each as a
memento.
Stepfather Accused of Slaying Boy
Hochcstor, I'a.. July 14.ili A
1 I Fr'il I. Kerr, Mepfuthu' of
l.nwrenee Kerr, tlve-yeur-old bo
whoso body wns found recently In mm
abandoned cinlrii nenr his homo, w
nrrefted Inst night, charged with
murder. The !h.v disappeared Inst
June, npd twe weeks Inter the boilj
unn found in the clMern by bin step
father and nnother relntlve.
EITH'S THEATRE
FRISCO
With Loretta McDrmott imd
Kiiair to
HARRY WATSON. JR.
Al Hormnn
Francis nenmili, 4 i.nmy Titoi
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'THE MD88IAH"
Ilendorfl by
Tha Choral Soclaty of Philadelphia
- Henry Gordon Thtin'W Tondurtor
AorompanlH hy Victor Hrtrt' Orehwtra
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIERp''"l
NOW HE1NO SHOWN' I0""""
n r-m1: Towers Theatre;-
EvnnY iNcrDKNT or mo ros-rksT
We Shall
be glnd to show you the new
Symply-Tye Brassiere
Its simplicity appeals
strongly to the women of
fashion. A- wonderful dia
nhrnp;rn flnttener.
Uladame
835 Chestnut St.
All Sales Final
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"THE CONCERT"
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HIHTATUINAI,
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School of Music
Thaddeus Rich, Mus. Doc, Dean
E. F. Ulrich, Director
Through Instruction from the
Primary Dcpnilmcnt to the
College Courses
In
Violin, Piano, Voice, Organ. Cello, Harp,
Mandolin and Guitar
All Orchestral Instruments, Harmony,
Counterpoint
Training Courses for Teachers of Muslo
for Public nnd Private Schools
Distinguished Instructors nnd Competent
Assistants
A One-Ypar Ccrurso In Harmony Free to
All Students of. the School
Full Details, send for
Catnlop F-17, or call at the
School of Music
221 S. 17th Street
(Bell Phone. Dinmond 0631)
lUlANdl SCHOOLS
North rhlln. Ilrinch. 013 W. I-thlth AitS
(Nenr Ocrmnntown Avi.)
r.frmantoTn Ilranrh. 8010 Ocrmnntown
Ar.
(Nenr Chflttn ,e.)
Phonr: ninmnnd OrtSI
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
rhllndrlphU
Enroll Now in This
Day and Night
Preparatory School
It's wii to plan Rhead Kind out
now about your nxl fall education.
Th T. M C A will thoroughly prpar
you for colpre or buslnem A Junior
Hlirh School for beya of II to tH takes
up 7th nnd 8th rrad work nnd 1st ar
hlith chool. Also Day and Nlitht Elw
mentary Courwa teachlnr Bth, 8th. Ttli
nnd Sih srrad ork. The Day and Ev
nlni rripnrnipry eouro- offrj Inlenilr
preparation for eolle, profelonaI
nnd engineering- achooli. Laboratory
cnuraa In phyalcs and ohemlitry Qynv.
nanlum prlvllenea Keei moderate
Inquire at nearett branch for Infor
mation. Y. M. C. A.
1121 Arch t.
nnoin fl?d t.
1013 I.ehlh AT.
lilt ChrNtlan St
THE NEW SALESMANSHIP
.Nrr hf ore bn taleimen bren m
Mnrtlr teA Wlih tht icirelij of
-derj the traliud Mlu-nan Unct out
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tt JMro. flrtiool OfCTWi Uu. lelentMe
lenliu ini'thixU io hrlptul Ju im
lar hchool openi Sept. 8
NlKlit .irhool oiieno Spt. IS
Write for 57A tear book
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMNETBAITON
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Day School
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urin me next few wpeka.
HANKS IUMNKK8 VOl.I.Kar.
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ADVANCT.I) MTKNOC.lt a,iiiiC HTL'DY
Our ummr rourae in Stenography and
Tperltlne includea adiunced sludlea for
HlKh School araduatee l)o and a-lrli
aaplrlnir to ponitlona of responsibility Our
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1017 Cheatnnt Htreet. Phllnd.li.hl.
Don't Waste Your Vacation
netter prepare for aood pnnltlon by taklns
our 8ummer Coitraea In Qreaa ShorthnX
Touch Twine, llookke.ping or CommereUl
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boarding school for bov r
Klrli. military acadomybu,Ci'
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ittarrteil chlhlren. cona.rvmtory
of mualc. college or uiilvh
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