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EVENING PUBLIC 'LEDGER-PHILADELPftlA, ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IT, 1921
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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Nancy Wynne Talks of tlw'Philadelphians Who Have
Gone to Forest Hills for Tennis This Week.
She Chats 4bout Debutantes
T IIEAlt that Lyclia
1 mnkc her debut till oar.
I THINK the world and his wife havo
gone to Long Island this week to the
tcnnlH. and Incidentally n Ricat many
I'hllndclphlans nre there too und have
entered Into the tournament. The ten
nis Is at Forest Hills, you know, nnd
of counsc every one Is much interested
to see Suzanne IiCnglen piny. Kvrry
one savs that we hnvc no one who rnn
beat her, but that remains to be seen.
And it was seen, Mrs. Mnllorv beat
hr yesterday. Mm. Gilbert Harvey,
of Chestnut Hill, Is taking part in
the tournament, nnd so nre Phyllis
Walsh nnd Mrs. M. C Huff nnd De
borah Seal and Virginia Carpenter. I
have not heard positively if Molly
Thayer Is there, too and I suppose she
Is She's so crazy nboiit )ln.lug.
Ever body smnrt In Long Inlnn-1 1h nt
the cl'ub watching the gnmes, und it cer
tainly bids fair to be u moht exciting
week there.
HAVE jou seen the grand standi 'that
nre building out nt Manhelm for
the great tennis week hero? The stands
are very high nnd built right In the
middle of the cricket crense. It looks
like an old-time nrcna, only the ends
of the arena are not up jet. Some one
looking nt it said she thought the plny
s would feel like early martyrs being
led in, because there is just the one
court nnd tlie plnjcro will come In in
pairs, to show whnt they can do It s
ioliig to be n great time methlnketh.
Perhaps you wonder why I do not "ny
methlnks. Well it just seems ns it it
might be n good idea to say Mimetulng
different once In n wlillc.
To return to Mnnhclm: I told jou, 1
think, thnt Hir Auckland Ueddeb und
Lady Gcddcs will nttend nnd otliertt of
the diplomatic circles lire expected, ihu
excitement starts September 10.
Clothier will
She U
the daughter oE tnc -uorns '"'7'D
who built that beautiful house nt illn
nova Just n couple of jenrs ngo. Her
deter Emily came out just about two
jcars ngo, nnd the opening of the new
houbc and her debut were celebrated at
a large tea on October 1, 11)1 . The
following October, 11120. hmlly won
married to Fred Strnwbr dge. They
went abroad for quite a trip after their
wedding end hove been living in apnrt
mrnts il Fifteenth and Locust t-trcets
6incc ti-eir return.
Ljdla is very sweet. She spent last
winter ut Foxcroft School, in the South,
and has been visiting In the North for
several weeks this Bummer. The date
of her debut has not been set. but I
understand the party will probubly be
given in October.
ANNA XEWHOLD is to be n debu
tante this season, too. She ex
pected to make her bow last feawiu. but
her uncle, Mr. Arthur Emlen New-bold,
died suddenly in July ; nnd us her father,
Mr. Clement New-bold, was thereby
thrown Into deep mourning, it wan de
cided to wnlt n ear. Mr. New bold
and Anna have been in Europe for
five or six months and only recently
returned. Marian Taylor, who is en
gaged to Charlie AVIIIing nnd who is
Sir. Newboid's niece incidcntully, went
abroad with them nnd ban been study
ing singing In Italy for several months.
She has a sweet voice, you know, nnd
uses it very well. I doubt not thnt
she will do n great deal with it on her
return home.
Anna New-bold is to be introduced nt
a tea nnd there will be several falls
given In her honor during the winter.
Her sister. Mrs. Steve Colhoun, will
chapcrone her at n good mnny of the
parties, and she will have her mints,
Mrs. Ue'auvenu Ilorie. Jr., Sirs. Wil
liam Taylor and Mrs. John S. New-bold,
to take her about. She will hove a
good time, am sure.
JOC, who fs six, is very fond of his
mother, and he bus been taught that
obedience nnd respect nre essential
things. The otiier day lie wild "please"
la a tone thnt did not suit his unnll sis
ter Elizabeth, nnd she c.iIIpii to her
mother, whn had not been pacing much
attention to whnt they were Haying:
"Mother, make him t-ay please." Me
chanically mother said: "Joe, say
please to your sister."
Now, Joe had t-aii) it, nnd he saw no
fault with his mnnner. so without
thinking lie nnswered : "No. mother, I
uon't." There wns n hushed nnd hor
rified silence. Father, mint, sisters all
looked nt him in amnzement! He real
ized what ho had done and, "Oh !" said
he, "Now I'll bo to the bad place sure,
cniw I ,ni,i I won't to mother. O
mother. I didn't mennt It! J'll fov
please to mi) body you want me to; I'll
even say please to the rat."
NANCY WYNNE.
Lansdowne, announce the engagement
of their dnuffhter, Miss Ither Catharine
Hrown. to Mr. IMwIn S. Holston, Jr.. of
Mclroeo Parle,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Urndtcy, of Coul
ter and Fox street", Ocrmantown, who
are on an extonslvo trip through tlid'
West, nro at present In California. They
will return homo the latter part of the
month.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur II, llrockle, of
8013 Crofeld avenue, Chestnut Hill, ac
companied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
West Churchman, of Jenklntown, and
Mr. Daniel U. Wcntz, also of Jcnkln
town, will leave tho early part of Sep
tember for tho Canadian woods, whero
they will spend tevernl wceka on a
hunting trip.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T Williams Roberts, of
Hell Vista, Vlllnnorvn, who nre traveling
abroad, aro ppcndlng Aunust nt Dlnard.
France. They will return to this coun
try the latter pnrt of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slnnlckson, of
Hoeomont, nro receiving congintulatlons
on the birth of a son, on August 12.
Mra. Alexander W. Wlster, Jr., nnd
her fnmlly. of 420 School lane, Gorman
town, left last week for Longport, N. J.,
where they wilt spend tho remainder of
tho summer.
Miss Mary Drown Warburton returnee
to Capo May for the week-end after
quite a stay In Newport. Sho wns the
guest of Mrs. Hutchison Scott, Jr., nt
her cottngo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hdwnrd Ncrrrls, of
ClieBtnut Hill, havo n cottngo at Cape
Mny this summer. Their daughter. Miss
Kmma. U. Norrln, has had as her guest
MIks Gladys Hopkins, daughter of .Mrs.
Stevens Heckuchcr.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Krncst La Place nnd
their son were entertnlned nt dinner on
Monday evening as the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Henry D Cnrlmry, of Chicago,
at tho Ambassador, Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrn. Frank C. Itoyco. of Ard
more, I'n., wore tho guests of Mrs. WIN
Ham McCrenry at hor cottage at Capo
May over the week-end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Ltttlefiold. of Over
brook, who havo been spending some
weeks nt New London, Conn., will return
to their homo In n few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Service spent
tho last week-end with Mr nnd Mrs.
Francis Lea at their cottage at Cape
May. Mm. Lea. will bo remembered uu
Mlsa Helen Service.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Ueplogte, of Johns
town. Pa., nro thn irilpslo nf Mm n,.,..
login's mother, Mrs. J. Blair Xennerley.
nt ncr home nt the Satcrlee, Forty-sixth
nnd Chestnut ntroets.
Miss Elizabeth Mencke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mencke, of
Ovcrhrook. hn3 returned from Ventnor,
whero she has been the guest for n.
month of Mr. and .Mrs. William n.
LIspnhower nnd their daughter. Mlsa
Mildred Elsenhower, of Ocrmantown,
who nro spending the summer at their
cottage.
At Spring Lake
ALONG THE READING
Mr. Charles Langhorno Taylor nnd
,. nwrenco G. Taylor, of tho Univer
sity Club, aro out nt their country place.
Tievoso Fnrm, South Langhorno, until
tho Into fall
Mra. Howard Sanderson Le Itoy, of
tho Chnstleton, Sixteenth and P. streets,
Wnshliifjton. hna beon tho guest of Mrs.
Stanley Wlnthropo Scnacfcr. of Ogontz.
for a few days. Mrs. Lo noy, who will
be remembered 03 Miss Emily S. Hea
ding, of this city, will spend the latter
part of tho week In Atlantic City beforo
icturnlng to Washington.
Miss Isabel Tagpart has returned to
her homo at Fort Washington after
spending a fortnight nt Haglcu Merc.
Miss Mabel Hayard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Hayard, of Clovcrly
House, Hydal, Is spending tho Bummer In
Atlantic City,
Mrs. Daniel Robblns has returned from
Atlantic City to her homo In Ambler.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spcllbcrger are
occupying their new home on Old York
load, Oak Lane.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. William O Armstrong,
6110 North Brond street, who left on
July 18 for Lake George, nre now tour
ing through Canada nnd will stop in
Qucbco beforo returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hills, of C8H North
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An engagement of Interest to this
city, as well ns New York and Boston,
is that of Miss Audrey Townsend Shfir
ptn which Is announced today by her
father, Mr Arthur Outrnm Sherman, of
.New -WhIn lo Mr John L.iwrenee Ulge
ow of Ann .vrhor Mich Miss Rhermnn
is a member of the Junior League, nnd
graduated from Chnpln School In New
ork and tho Porter School nt Farm
ngton She w.is Intiodin-ed in society
last winter
Mi- nig-low Is a son nf Mr and Mrs
Baminl Laurence nigelow. of Ann
Arhor Mleh . formerly of BnMnn His
mother as j8S jiary cr.iwf.nd l!in.
or thh L'itv He wns graduated from
HBr ird I 1 nin. and during the war
enilMed in the 'ny and was nsslgued
10 the nanl over.seiH transport service
He W'ni Otlft nt tlif. Welti n.l f..,l..,T1
stars at eollego. nnd while in the wervlee I
urgnn.ze'i Feveral loams among thn
men Wter the nrmlntlro hn took up
ne ily of law nt Harvard and gruclu
aif'l 1 -,m there Inst yenr.
Mr Frank Toomey. of Colwn lane.
f-nwd HtinounoeH the engagement of
ms daughter Miss Lillian Toomey, to
;ir h. Guv Megurgee, hou of Mr. nnd
S'rB "ernard 11 Mignigee of Scranton, j
ten h w-uiiiiib hiii iiiku piate ill Sep
euntis
j Rheumatism-
Stiff Joints
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m easily and naturally relieved W
SE by our Electric Cabinet Baths,
M sago and expert treatments
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needle sprays, salt rubs, mas- f
sago and expert treatments
superior to those irivcn at Hot A
Springs or White Sulphur. ij
Each patron is civen indi- 1 !
vidua! and privato service.
Fourteen (14) trained female
attendants.
. Trial Treatment Gratis
INSTITUTE 1
Women's Department
Brllnvuo Court Building
1-118 Walnut Street
Phone Spruce S4Si
payments lor uourso can
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l'hoto by lUchrach
5IISS PEGGY WATSON
Daughter of Mr. and .Aire. Frank
H, Watson, of Wnyno nenue,
Ocrmantown, vlio Is spending tho
summer at Spring Lake, N. J.
Brortd street, celebrated their third wed
ding anniversary laBt week by entertain
ing nt a theatre party, followed by
supper nt tho Rltz-Carlton. A number
of out-of-town guests attended.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard L. Uattcn, of
310 North Thirty-third street, will ltavo
this week for tho Pocono Mountnlns.
where they will bo guests for a month
of Mr. Batten's parents, tho Itev. and
Mrs. Batten, of New York, who nro
occupying their cottngo nt Swlftwater.
MIrs Jerrlo Meyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Meyer, is spending the
remainder of tho summer and fall at the
Pennsylvania Academy of tho Fine Art
Summer Schqol nt Chester Springs,
whero sho 4s a student. Miss Hose
Meyer, another dnughter. Is spending tho
month of August with her sister. Mrs
A Grctnspnn, In Massachusetts,
Mr nnd Mrs. Kudolph Kraus, of 210
North Twentieth street. Is staying at the
Ambassador, Atlantic City.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Illohnrd A. Walsh nnd her two
small sons, ltlchard 'Jr., nnd Jack, of
6;i3t Klngsessing Avenue, aro spending
two weexs nt Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Scheckter. of 860
North Forty'sccond Htreet, havo returned
from Perkaslc, Pa. Mra. Scheckter, who
was Miss Rose Levin beforo her recent
marrlago, will remain nt homo during
tho absencn of her mother, Mrs. J. Levin,
who Is spending a mouth nt Mount
Clemens, Mich.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Scheckter nnu
their family havo returned to their
home, at. 5844 Osage avenue, from a
tour weexs acation at Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs. Mona Isaacs, of ths
Marlyn, Fortieth and Walnut streets,
are upending mo summer nt cneisco.
Lieutenant Melvlllo W. Powers. Con
structlon Corps, U. S. Navy, and Mrs.
Waitresses Renovated
SIZES ALTERED
Feathers Ilennrntrd nnd Matlo
Into Mattrriitea
Brass Beds Relacquered
ciruniQn.s.
id bt.
l'lionr: I.nm. 4703
Hat. 37 yra.
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Butte
&KEsaa3y
Mr and Mrs James J Hrown, of
WimW
Jtifittm
oA White Undcr-arin
is a necessity with this
season's daring bathinir
costumes.
rrmPrS ,nan ever, women
fn'd1jpnc,nysl0b,i5.,,eCndDelat0'--S
neck, lace or under-arraj.
tn?mfV,'l ,Pclllitt recom
Mnrii becfau, "'eaves tho
ma clenr. firm and perfectly
Belatone Is csst to
fPPly -tlmple dlres
tlom with ccry Jar.
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BONWIT TELLER &, CO.
JeJpecia(tij JJxop of "Originations
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
Arranged for Thursday
SILK STOCKINGS
Regularly 1.95
1-25
.160 pairs of lisle top silk liose in black, white and
cordovan. Full fashioned. Some have very slight
imperfections barely perceptible.
Closing Oul 35 Fibre
Silk Sweaters
Formerly 10.75-11.50
Tu.edo model, in novelty and
blocked weaves. Pink, copen, tan,
peacock, orange, green and brown.
Not all sizes.
5.00
Powern, of 6248 Chestnut street, nre
receiving congratulations upon tho birth
of a son, Donald Melvlllo Powers, on
August 12.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho WCddlntr nf Ml Mnrv tfennnll.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pellegrlno
rscsnoll. of 724 jffouth Birth ariAt. nnd
Mr. Halph Marnndolo, of 727 Heed strcot,
toon, pince on Monday at 4 o'clocK at
New darrlck Hall, G07 South Eighth
street.
Mrs. Carrie Colin, H3G South Broad
street, announces tho betrothal of her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Colin, to Mr.
Aaron Burnstlne.
Mrs. Edward Oalo has returned to hor
home nt 1700 Ultner street after spend
ing some time at Wlldwood.
Mr. Nell McAulllffe, of 1741 llltner
street, Is spending a few days ut Garden
Lake.
Mrs. Frederick P. Prlgger and her
daughters, Mrs. Charles A. Surcher, Mrs.
William V. Mulhcrn and Miss Jessica
Prlgger, have returned to their homo nt
2531 South Sixteenth strcot. after spend
ing n month in Atlantic Cly.
Mr. Dnnlcl J. Mnlloy, of 1S30 Mooro
street, Is spending two weeks with
friends In Cincinnati.
Mlsa Cathnrlno Warden, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. jonn wnraen, nns rciurncu
homo nftcr spending n fortnight with
friends In tho Cntsklll Mountains.
Miss Beatrice Thomas, of this section,
Is spending tho summer at Chelsea.
Miss Anna Duffy hn-j Just returned to
her homo nt 1921 South Seventeenth
street nfter spending a wock In Chelsea.
Mr. Ttohnrt McOowan. of 923 South
Twenty-third street, will lenvo Bhortly
for Chester Springs, whero ho will spend
two weeks.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. E. IL Tnylor, G07 East Washing
ton lane, has returned from visiting rel
atives In Knnsaa City, Kan.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Aaron H. Specht. of
Baltimore, will vlolt their sister, .Mrs
Edward Knptt, of 807 Lust Washington
lano, for somo time,
Mrs. Louise Day, C380 Chew htreet. Is
In Churchtown, Pa., for tho summer.
Mrs. Kitty Craven and her son, Mr.
Clnrko Craven, 5380 Chow street, nro
occupying their bungalow In tho Pocono
Mountains until tho fall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. F. Komm nnd their
dnughter. Miss Phyllis Komm. of 6202
Chow street, will motor on Saturday to
Island Heights, whero they will remain
until nfter Labor Day.
Mr. and Mra. Walter Leo Bosenbergcr
and their family, or 4D0 kohi xuipo
hocken street, havo returned from n
month's visit with Mr. llosenbergcr s
brother. Dr. Bandnll C. Itoicnberger. at
his summer homo In Collegevlllo, Pa.
Whltaker-Echenroth Wedding
Tho marriage of Miss Naomi A Eclv
onrath, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank
L. Echenroth, of 482 Martin street, to
Mr John B. Whltaker. of 307 Earlham
terrace, will tako place at 1.45 o'clock
this afternoon at the homo of the brldo's
parents. The Bev. Frank Hose, pastor
of tho First Presbyterian Church In
Mnnnyunk, will perform the ceremony,
nnd Mr. Echenroth will give his daugh
ter In marriage. Miss Mildred Horn
mullor will nttend the brldo us mnld of
honor nnd Mr. Frank Belnert will net
ni best man. Thero will bo no recep
tion. Immediately rtfter tho ceremony
Mr. nnd Mrs. Whltaker will leavo for
tholr new homo In Eugene, Ore.
LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTE BOOK
By Leo Papc
put both linntla up In tho nlr. Raying,
I lerrentler, ccosc firing, nntl mil M'iI,
Well, If jourc going to mnkc fnecs like,
tlnit I wont rat mliiu cither. I cntlt en
joy mine with you carrying on Illto (lint
nbout jours, mid uinuum kci, wen men
I wont eat mine cither, nntl I ted, Well
then mo neither.
Wlch wc tlltlent.
Mix wns mnklng n clnm chowder on
account of pop linvlng bin nuking her to
for nbout a munth, nnd I wns setting
there wntclilng her nnd I Bed, Holey
smonks. nin, thnts the 3rd time you
put rait in.
O my gooilnlos. I must of bin think
ing of something cltH, fed inn.
Maybe jou wns thinking of pepper, I
Fed. And ma tnstetl the clam chowder,
suylng, Well, its prltty salty, thercs no
doubt nbout thnt. O deer, wnt could I
of bin thinking of?
Mnybe you wan thinking of parsley,
I &ed. And nm gave mu koiuc to taint
on a spoon, hip snying, Well, it dont
tnlst ns salty as jet plnnc salt. Wlch
It clldent but It prltty nccr did, nnd ma
scd. O shah, jour father will come home
with his hotith nil set for clnm chowder
and if he thinks its too alty it will
spoil his hole supplr, now for goodness
suke Benny dont let on Its salty nnd
mnybe he wont notice It, nnd besides, it
reely could be nltle:
And wen my olster Glnddls came
homo ma told her not to snv envthlni
nbout the clam chowder, nntl wen pop
K"i. ijnjiv wiHttiriPd to rnt Slippir, imp
sniffing tipweids nnu myln. Ah, the
hcnvcnU arnnin of eliini Vhowder, the
king of foods and tlie food of kings.
And he started to ent his with n hopcllll
lxpresInn nnd climbed It to n scrprlzed
ixnrcMlnn nfter the fernt spoon full,
saying, 1'or the love of the Urate Salt
Lakes.
Wy. wnts the mutter. Wlllyum. wy?
scd mn. netlng ns if sho dident know
nnd looking as If she did. nnd pop sed.
This izzent clnm chowder, Its salt
Now Wlllyum, dont be rcdickili1"), Kf
you must imagine it. ied mn. And MiCigc
nte n Fnoon full of hers with n lx-
prcssioil ns if It was one of the greatest I
spoon fulls of enytlinig (die ever bnd in
her life, and me nnd filnddls both nte
a .spoon full of ours und tried to look ns
If wc wiiHcnt thinking of salt, nnd pop
stnrted to look linpcllll ngen. s-njln;.
Well, mnjbc I did jet hnppln to get nn
accumulation of salt that fcrt shot. If
nt ferst jou dont .Miccced never gho up
the ship.
And he nto nnother spoon full nnd
ROSELAND
riroml
A hovo
Columbln Ave.
Saturday Night, August 20
"Ppcclnl KxMlhltlnn Dance"
EDWARD ZASLOW (Himself)
"Thn 110, noo llrlils Huntor"
Fm.ir runi.ir APi'RAnANCE
"No Advnnce In I'rlc"
a tppat Knn thk d'nr.s
A
EITH'S THEATRE
the MAHTunsiNntinn
Proofntln ' AT Till', CI.IIII"
PAin. DiirKnn co.
WM. SUI.'.Y ft ORNJJVIKVn
HOt'OHTON
JIartha Triur, Kramtr & tloylo,
SlfntNEItH' MIC1IIT'
Thrlay Au 1 Hrtlon of
Pnln Hnripd for Shrlnr1
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St.
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I'rtvat ICHfnnn. Adultn'
nnd Children'" C'l.iic.
Modern and Ethtlc Dane
Ire P'(ina Thura Kvoa
Vhnn U'nl i?7
MATtKnT AT 10TH 11 TO II
Dertruda Atherton'a Original ntory
"Don't Neglect Your WifeJ"
aaicv HAROLD LLOYD
KiasT "i nn"
I'HKSBNTATION
Urcnes of notary Outlnir at Ocean City
DAT 7TrM71214 SlAnKET STORKT
r-l-r 10 A. M. to 11 I Ut
Ro3coe (Fatty) Arbucklo
IN "CIIAZY TO MAUHY"
A- J!-. ClinSTNUT BT. Ilel. 10TU
rcaaia iu a. m. to n is p. m.
A Oouvarnfur Sforrla ntory
"THE WILD GOOSE"
Paramount Picture Directed by Capallanl
CIHaiCHIlHBPIIKHIIIHHBraaHnHBBTiritl
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For Winter
A
FEW desirable two-room
apartments still avail
able. Your personal in
spection requested rather
than a telephone call.
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let in wtivn It by our Improvod NeH '
I Irooe Hair la left In perfert eiti- I
illtlnn and tho llneat hnlr Is Ruaran I ,
I teed to ntny In nntl wme. I
Oven Baked Beans '
W In Individual Pots, 10c Jj
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Garrick Next Mon. Evg.
Two P,-formancei Dally Thereafter
Seat Sale Tomorrow, 0 A. M.
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Emlirotderlnc nnd Knitting Silk
I Braiding Embroidering Beading
I llematltchlnc Scnlloplnc IMeatlnj
NOVELTY EMBROIDERY CO.
101)1 riLilISKT STRCUIt.,.,
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I yrjVREMOVES HAIR
The dNlntv anJ -tt'rl e Q
I depilatory that hai ben 1
I I Imitated hut not d'ipli- fi
Ml eated for ofr !0 veari U
.1 At nil Dnie nnd Drnart- 0
I I 1 ment .tnren. or Dlreit. S
I Price $1.00
l-tljOSEPHINE LEFEVREOTl
I42 N I21ST PHILADELPHIA PA
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, I S E A G
Tomorrow SOUSA DAY
I.ancii"ter Automobile Club Outtnr
-KAMHIP NOTiriW
August Fur Sale
A
N ASSEMBLAGE of Fur Coats and Wraps whose beauty and
elegance are dependent equally upon richness of peltries and
crace of line. The latter is accomplished by the French
designers in their ingenious treatment of the Fur as a Fabric, pro
ducing silhouettes concurrent with the coming winter modes.
Hudson Seal Sports Coats Special
Hudson Seal (dyed Musl(iat), &i cape collar and 1 C (")(")
cuffs. Exceptional value I )J
Hudson Seal Coats.. 245'00
Dyed Muskrat ; three
quarter length; cape col
lar and cuffs.
Hudson Seal Coats. . 32500
Dyed Muskrat; Skunk
Beaver or Nat. Squirrel
collar and cuffs. 40-in.
length.
Scotch Mole Coats . . . 350-00
40 or 45 ins. long; Self,
Pearl Gray Fox or Cara
cul collar and cuffs.
Nat. Squirrel Wrap. . 550-00
45 ins. long. Finest se
lected clear blue skins.
Graceful model.
French Seal Coats . . .
Three-quarter length,
with large cape collar
and cuffs.
145-00
Nat. Black
Wrap
45 ins. long, with bcauti
fully marked 3kin3 care
fully matched.
Muskrat 295-00
All Furs purchased in the August Fur Sale will be charged to September
Dills, rendered October First.
BOKWIT TELLER & CO.
1 3th and Chestnut Streets
ESI LJNE
PHILADELPHIA, to
Christiania, Copenhagen, Gothenberg,
Stockholm, Helsingfors and Reval
.... ye. , U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
USSB SS "MASSICK" Sailing About Aug. 20
AT SHIPPING BOARD RATES
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Ulrect nlHn for Ml e,nrtln.,ln and nnlt'r Port, na rnrn offeri.
SEAGER STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
W. J. GRANDFIELD & CO., Phila. Agents
Lombard S176-7 308 Chestnut Street Main 676S
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COLMAN III'ILDINO. SEATTLE.
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The House-that ieine built
acruisedeMXeI EARN-LINE
TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN
Byllic &S CARONIA of theCUNARD ll.NE
Sailing from NcvYork
XN. 282U922 DURATION Ol PAS'S
Strictly lint ited to 3 JO Gl ests
The Itinerary includes vititt to
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EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT
THOS.COOKSON
225 South Broad St (below Walnut St.)
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street
Inaugurated tho One-Prico System in 1881
6th and Thompson Streets
Uptown
We are now able to offer a genuine Aeolian-madeplayer-piano
for the low price of $690.
This player-piano is made throughout in the
. great Aeolian fac-
hvQnACA torics- Lt is fully
A I CUtULdCCtt. guaranteed for ten
years, and we fur
ther warrant that
it is the best value
in Philadelphia at
the price. If you can
find a better value
we will refund your
n i "luutjf.
oeLuement may oe ar
ranged by cash or charge
account or through the
Heppe three - year - rental
payment plan, which ap
plies all rent toward the
purchase price. Call, phone
or write at once for cata
logues and full particulars.
Player-Pianos
for
only $690
bargains m
Used Pianos
Every instrument guar
anteed for five years and
exchangeable without loss
any time within one year.
Below are listed a few
specimen values:
Decker Bros., $145
Small size, plain case
Hardman . . .$190
Full size, good tone
Steinway . .$195
Plain enso, good tone
Marcellus . . . $240
Mahogany case, lino tone
Heppe $295
Slightly used, mahogany
C. J. Heppe & Son
rtnwntowh 1117 in Chestnut St
t'jitown nth nnil Thompson Sta,
Marine Despatch Line
Los Angeles San Francisco
Seattle and Portland
CARGO RECEIVED DAILY AT
PIER 40, SOUTH WHARVES
S. S. Cape Romainc now loading
S. S. Cape Henry Auj. 29
Tor Ratra ami Information npj
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Adapted by JUNE MATHIS
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A Rex Ingram Production
Prices All Seats Reserved
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WILLOW GROVE PARK
TUB FAXCY OF Till; TOWN"
SOUSA AND HIS BAND
Inrorvnrntnl 101
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Freight Service
Philadelphia to Havana
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For rates and particulars apply
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
Bullitt Bldg., Phila.
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