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EVENING PUBLIC' LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,' 1921
IST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Vflcy Wynne Iearjt Interesting News From Philadel-
phians in Rhode Island Sees Pretty Costumes.
Tells of Persons Returning From Abroad
I WAS Interested to henr that Nnncy
Tone unit otic of thf RolnlstH nt the
.nnunl cntcrtninment rIvcm by the sum
Sr uort nt the HrcincnVi Hall nt
iin.lcri.towii Inst week. The cuter
uffen was given for the benefit of the
l?.1,,.".. i.'rm. l.lhrnrv nnil Is looked for-
.,i n wirli year with Kfcnt i'ltcrest.J
Nfticv H the daughter of Mrs. V niter
Cone, who lives nt 200- Knkt Johnson
Uric. (Jerranntowli. Hlic wns niiiem-
of the Unique Opera Confonny.
which cave two dellRlitttil iicrfonAnncci
w .nrliis. yon remcinorr. unii iiriiio
7 Whnr on Morris, who Is n (rent friend
Vnncv'B. was nHi min of the mem-
bers. She Im PiiemtliiK l Mimmcr nt
Jnnic-lown. which Is W ncrosn the bay
i Jnn'.c o-.....iriowii. The- ('ot)Cfl lmvc
f. ... inff iiirrp for foverni mtnmierH.
Knhcv 1 n a bountiful voice ami a coil
r Is nlwnys worth while when she Is
one of "hP i-oIoIhW. Nancy .Catharine
Morris anil Hodolpho Von SchauenKie
Kcently gave a musical affair at ew
port, 1 hear. .
DTD you know that Mildred Washing
ton Lee. of 1812 South KlttenhouHC
wan who' sailed for France the latter
rt of June, returned lunt week from
ftrta? She 'spent a few d.yn at tlio
SSavla and then left for Paul Smiths.
NY. where she la the guest o Dr. and
Mrs i Ocorgo Fnles linker, of the Uclle
""strntforil. at llepburnwood, their
Hummer home there.
Miss Lee'fl pnu-nts, Dr. and Mrs.
Edmund JennliiK" I.. went o Paris,
e,u'" "...I..I i... ti.nl- inimirnr .lnuchter.
STWTi-lttW-hjnd
,re. Mrs.
Da
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Costa NcwboUi, tno cim 8nwr m --
John Da Costa NcwboM, of 2221 St.
James place. Mrs. 0bod, by the
way. is at present at Atlantic Uty.
Tot remember, soon after their mar
riage, which wa nearly tno years ago.
the i.ccs went nbroad and have been
living In Budapest, but they arc now
in Paris, where Mr. Lee's business In
terests have called hlin.
I was interested to henr that tliey
have receutly received ooiigriitulntioni
on the birth of twins. Dr. nnd Mrs.
Lee and Florence nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith Lee will sail for I his
country about tho middle of September.
HAVE noticed In town lately a great
mnnr norsnnS llO linve jltst COmC
daughter-in-law, who are. you
??. b".i u f.linr oh Smith Lee,
t.L .iu'io remembered as Kllcn
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npk from various places
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Stnndlcy Stokes
She wns wearing a
afternoon I saw
. rMmatntif sfrPoh.
rood-looking dark blue tailor-made suit,
which seemed to fit her pericetiy. iter
hat as medium sized and of dark blue
itrnw, trimmed wttn (inrit uwe rim.
Mrs. Stokes was, you know. Itutli
,Coxc, the oldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henrv Brlnton Coxe. of Ponllyn.
Her sister is Mrs. 'Andy Porter, whoso
marriage took place In the early sum
mer. Mrs. Stokes has three attractive
children. ill hos. I believe, nnd she Is
herself a very attractive young matron.
The Mime day I passed Mrs. Kdward
Lowlier Stokes, who was. jou remem
ber. Mnrv Brooke. She hail on an aw
fullv pietty gray blue sweater over n
white skirt. Her lint was about the
name shade as her sweater. Virginia
Heokicher and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lulyard Ilcckschcr, wcru also in
town on Monday. They have been
ependitiK the summer nt Northeast Har
bor and have just returned to their
home, Bollngbrokc, nt Itiulnor.
:ad whitxky
hnve been spendlnc the summer out
In Chestnut Hill. You know their mar
riage took place in June, nnd tliev have
teen occupying tho home of Mr. Whit
tle' pnrents. Mr. nnd Mr. Daniel
Hcnslmw Whltnev. nt S005 Nnvahoc
nvenue. Mrs. Whitney wns Louisa
Newlln. daughter of Mr. and Mis.
James Cnverly Newlln, of the Willows,
Bryn Mawr. C noticed her one day
last week at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club nlajiiiR tennis. She wns dressed
In white and looked unite nrettv.
NANCY WYNNE.
to Mr. Howard Kdsori, fion of Mr. and
Mrs William Dunbar Edson, of dor
mnntown. Mr. and Nth. Stacy 1). Lloyd nnd their
daughter, Minn Kllen Douglas Lloyd, of
Wyo House, Ardmore, nnd 1623 Spruce
street, who aro spending the summer
at tholr camp nt Hnranno Lalto In tho
Adirondack Mountains, will return homo
on September 20, Miss Lloyd, who will
bo formally presented to society by her
parcuto nt a ten. on Saturday. October 1,
will also be the guest of honor at n
dinner on Friday, November 25, which
her pnrents will glvo In tho foyer of
tho Academy of Music before tho hall
Mr nnd Mrs. C. Kmory McMlchacl, 2041
Walnut Btrect, and Knoll House, Devon,
will glvo for tholr dauchter, Miss Ellen
McMlchacl. who will also be ono of
tho season's debutantes.
Mr. nnd Mrs Francis H. IloeveR, Jr.,
nnd their daughter. MIfb Josephlno 1'.
Iteevfs, nnd their sons, Mr. John Ileoves
ond Mr. Lloyd Reeves, of Abhottsford
avenue, (Icrmantown. who have been
spending several weeks nt liny Ilcnd, N.
J., will icturn home on Friday. Miss
Mary Prlmroso Beeves, who Is spending
several weeks, at Uuck Hill Falls, will
be Joined on Saturday by her brother,
Mr. Francis 11. Beeves, 3d, and will ro
turn with him on .September 7.
Mr, Joseph S. L, Wharton nnd his
flon, Mr. Charles Wharton, of Old York
road, Ogontz, accompanied by Mr.
Wharton's son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joseph 8. L. Whnrton, Jl., of
Mendowbroolf, will lenvo on Ftldny for
Jnmeotown, B. I , whero they will Join
Mrs Joseph H L What ton at her cot
tage! Kli"i( she spent tho summer.
Mr. and Mi's I'erclvnl Forrderer, of
Merlon, aro spending several weeks tit
Hot Springs, Vu
Mr nnd Mrs. Harry K. Oortrlght, of
Bethnyers, aro motoring through Now
Hampshire,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson and
their daughter, Mss Elizabeth T. Pear
Bon, of 433 West Price street, Uorman
town, who arc traveling In Europe, aro
nt present in Switzerland. They shortly
lcavo for Franco to vpend somo tlmo
In Paris lioforo sailing for thla country
In September, Mr nnd Mrs. Pearson
w 111 glvo a largo danco on Christmas
oenlng nt tho rhllndclphla Crlckot
Club In honor of Miss Pearson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Frctz, of
Old York road, Jenklntown, nnnounco
tho engagement of th'olr daughter, Miss
Elisabeth B S. Fretz, to Mr. Henry L.
Bldge, of Langhorne, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Kennedy Bar
clay. 4011 Spruce stieet. announce the
cupngement of their daughter, Miss
Adelaido Virginia Bat clay, to Mr. Wil
liam II. Bentlcy, of this city.
Trn. and Mits. bi:
1U hn
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs. Adam Scheldt, of Nor
rlatown, announco tho engagement of
their daughter, Miss Kntharino Scheldt.
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30 N. Tlilnl St.
Aliunde City
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tllhbnzlne nnd Stltrhlng Ilrnlil
Kmbrnlderlng and Knitting 811b
Braiding Embroidering Beading
Hemstitching tjculloplnc 1'leatlng
NOVELTY EMBROIDERY CO.
'!- 1001 1'lI.lllCKT HTKllKT .;
Mattresses Renovated
SIZES ALTERED
rcathcrn Itcnntntpil nnd Mndu
Into Miiltretnes
Brass Beds Relacquered
IPHFI 'Q HOI H. riionri Iim. 4703
2d St.
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Pi Oven Baked Beans
II In Individual Pots, 10c
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Joseph Brllllnnt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Abraham
Imber, Mr Horatio Hrllchman, Mr.
Nathaniel P Fran!:, M!bb Sylvia Lr
Ilchman, Mls Boso Erllchman, Miss
Evelyn Dnnncnberg, Miss Boso Pal'",
Mr. Bernnrd Erllchman and Mr.
iMaurlco' 8lnger.
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. D. Silverman, of 70g
Wolf street, aro receiving congratula
tions upon tho birth of a daughter,
Bernlce, August 28. Mrs. Silverman
will bo remembered as Miss Mary Lat
tnsh. Miss Nellie McSweeney nnd her
mothor. of 2B21 South Juniper street,
spent the woek-end at Atlantic City
with Mlsa Mary Malloy, of Columbus.
Mrs. Laura Buhans, of 3210 South
Eleventh street, will entertain friends at
a dinner party on Monday evening In
honor of her sister's eighteenth birth
day. Mr. Louis McGrath, of this section,
has JUBt returned to his home after
spending two weeks at Chesapcako
Haven.
NORRI8TOWN
Miss Mabel Steffon, of DeKalb street
and tho Oermantown pike, gave n lawn
party at her home In honor of Mrs.
Harold 10. Kramo. Mrs. Frnmo beforn
her recent mnrrlago was Miss Bosottn
Clower. Thero wero ten guests present
at tho affair. f
Mr. and Mrs. Enrl P, CJrer.h, of Stnn
hrldgo street, cntertnlned nt nttetlon
bridge In honor of Mr. ond Mrs. Fran
cois Theyskens, who will sail nest
month for Belgium. Thero were twelve
guests. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theyskens wero
also guests of honor nt a brldgo party
given bv Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, of
nrown street.
rhotn
MBS. .IOIIN ELKOY HUMIMIKKYS
Who Is spending tho summer nt Chelsea
rhoto-Crafters
ALONG THE READfNG
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Grohen, who
havo been motoring through New York
Stnto and Canada, have been spending a
few days In Toronto, from where thev
left on Saturday for Buffalo They win
roturn to Oak Lano early In September.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weinberg of !3G
Llndley avenue, Lognn, arn receiving
congratulations on tho birth of n win
on Wednesday, August 21
Mr. and Mrs. William Horn, of Bosc
moio avenue, Cllensido, havo gone to
Panama, nnd will return to their homo
the latter part of September
Mr. and Mr8. William A. Hare, af
Enston road, Bo.lyn, urn occupying
their' new homo In Langhorne.
Mrs. Charles C. Palmer, who spent
August nt Uuck Hill Falls, has re
turned to her homo on Summit avenue,
Jenklntown.
GERMANTOWN
Misi Celln Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bobcrt Young, of Pittsburgh,
Is tho guest for some tlmo of hor
uncle, Mr. Alexander Young, of DltJ
BaHt Tulpchocken htrect.
Mis. Andrew Todd Tnjlor nnd her
daughteis, Miss Lauretta Taylor and
Miss Andrea Taylor, of SOT Enst Wash
ington lane, who recently havo returned
from Ocean City, will lenvo on Friday
to spend thrco weeks nt Brldgevllle, N.
J. Miss Lauretta Tnjlor will go from
Brldgovlllo to Pennsylvania College,
Pittsburgh, whero sho will enter tho
freshman class.
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. E. Hedlor and tholr
family, G313 North Twenty-first street,
returned yesterday from Ocean City,
whero they 'occupied an apartment
Binco early In Juno.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauranco C. Jost. of
216 West Seymour street, will spend
tho week-end ns the gucstii of Mrs.
Joit'n parentp, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellwood
Horn, of 4611 Wnyno avenue, at their
summer placo nt Ocean City.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Sylvan D. Bollc, of 211.1 North
Nineteenth street, and Mr. Joseph
Hlrnhbcrg, who havo been motoring
with Mr. Bernard Freund through the
Whlto Mountains for ten days, re
turned homo on Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Morgarethn Kacrcher.
daughter ol Mr. F. W. Kacrcher, of
l;i26 North Fifteenth street, will bo
married to Mr. Eugcno Sehllesko on
Tuesday, October I, at a quiet homo
wcddlni:
Miss Betty I. Brown, daughter of
Dr. B. L. Brown and Mrs. Brown, of
1828 West Tioga street, who with her
parents has Just returned fiom spend
ing Borne tlmo at Chcl"!ea, will leave
today to visit her ctnisln, Miss Hosslo
F. Margerum. of Mclroso Park, at her
cottage in Ocean City.
Ml?s Minerva Satlnsky, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Satlnsky. of 22 IB North
Thirty-third street, has loft for a trip
to Chicago and from them to Dallas,
Tex., where sho will visit her cousins,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Kurlan, nnd their
family. Sho will return tho latter part
of September.
Mr. and HT Irs. S. Lincoln Brown, of
10,13 Fillmore street, aro spending a
two weoks' vacation at Ocean Qrcrve.
Mrs, Brown has Just returned' from a
trip through tho West.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Brown and
their daughters, MIhm Iluth Brown and
Mlsa Elinor Brown, of 4710 Large street,
with Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lutz, of
J011 East Wlshart street, aro spending
a few weeks at their apartments at
Wlldwood.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
of
Mr. nnd' Mrs. Frederick Hneirn.il.
2320 South Carlisle street, nro receiving
congratulations upon tho birth of a son.
Mrs. Baggan will bo remembered beforo
her mnrrlago ns Miss Estolla Larktn, of
S735 Christian street.
Mrs. Mary Clonry, of 1241 Jackson
street, Just returned to her homo after
spending somo tlmo In Atlantta City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colbert, of 2416
South Hicks street, nro receiving con
gratulations on tho hlrth of a daugh
ter. Lillian V. Colbert. Mrs. Colbert
will bo remembered beforo her marriage
as Miss Lillian B61sbrum, of 2419 South
Sixteenth street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Badltch. of 408
Fltzwater street, gave a blrthduy party
In honor of their son, Mr. Albert
Bndltch, at tholr homo last night
Among thoso present were Air. and Mrs.
A. Erllchman, parcnta of Mrs. Bndltch ;
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Dannenberg, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Isadoro Palter, Mr. and Mrs.
Moderate Trices
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REMOVES HAIR
Th dalntr and eftartlvn
dopllatory that has been
Imitated but not dupli
cated for over 30 Tears.
l At nil rrnr nnd Depart
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Price $1.00
JOSEPHINE LEFEVRECtfl
142 N l2UST.PHIt.ADELPHIA.PA
pEERLESS
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Wc bcllCVC that one reason why Peerless owners
are such "long friends" is that from the very beginning
they have, found a"firmbargainand a right reckoning."
Softly, gently, drifting with the zephyr and holding it
back that is Peerless in its Loafing Range. Rushing,
an airplane for swiftness, racing with the gale and
beating it that, too, is Peerless, in its Sporting Range.
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Where among fine cars can you find value compa
rable to that offered by Peerless? Compare perform
ance, comfort, economy, grace, durability and prices.
Peerless VALUE leads.
NEW PRICES
became effective August 19, 1921
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MO0RE8TOWN
Dr. and Mrs. Henderson nnd their
family havo returned from Buck Hill
Kallft. s
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Onsklll, who
havo been spending somo tlmo nt L,nke
Mohawk, leturned to their homo In
East Main street on Sunday evening.
Miss Ejter French, of West Main
street, hao returned from a vlMt with
friends on Long Island.
Tho Bev. Camelo Kstorncl, of Wost
vlllc, whs a guest of tho Bcv. nnd Mra
1". A. Warden on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bacon, of Bast Oalc ave
nue, Is visiting In New England, where
sho has been for several weeks
LITTLE
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NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Frances Wil
liamson, who motored last weclt to
Uetterton, Md accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred L. Hawkins, havo re
turned to Media.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bobert W. McCurdy,
of Low Doon, Boso Vnlloy. accom
panied by Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Irving
Trainer, of Media, will leave next weclt
for n motor trip through Canada.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Froncfleld
havo returned to Media from n motor
trip through New England and C annda,
whero they spent several weeks.
Miss Harriet fiolfrldgo, who has boon
the gucBt of her cousins, Dr. and Mrs.
CharieB W. Mncfarlano at tho Chelson
Hotol for a week, has returned to her
apartments at tho Harvard, Swarthmore.
Miss Solfredge, who has been away
from Swarthmoro for a month, was also
tho guest of relatives In New York and
Wcsttown, Pa,, for a fow weeks.
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Superfluous Flesh
A -1. ! JfltnnDn in OlW'Vl finrl
aTi fl. 4. ..n 1nj-tiir ifc vool vflfT. t i
I edy. You realize how your t
I vnscnt allowed to go out thft
nftlrnoon on ncroiint of nbout B llf
front renMHii. mid I was up stairs
wishing I belonged to some other fnm
Illy, thinking, (J. I nlnt nppriolntod
lieer. If Id get hick nnd die or some
thing they (I ml8 me all rite.
Giving mc n Ideer, and I tlinwt
O. I know, III stand In it draft and
catch a fearse cold and nin!(! 111 he
sick In bed for n munth nnd maybe
111 die nltogcther.
Wloh I stnrtcd to do, taking off
my blouse nnd standing in my under
shirt rlto nt the frunt window, and'
there wns n fcarso wind blowing in
nnd I jest kcpi on standing there like
somebody that dident caro wnt hap
pened, thinking, They 11 be sorry nil
rite, tliejll wish thojd of trcctcd mc
better wile they had n tdinnrc.
AVIeli jest then I herd somebody say,
O, ho nwt to be perfcckly ashamed
of hlnihclf, I think Hints perfcckly
dredfill, somebody nwt to tell ills
mother, O, I was never so shorked.
BcltiK Mary Wntklns nnd Loretter
Mincer waking past on the other side
of tho street, mc thinking, They'll be
sorrv they sod thnt wen they beer wjit
hnppcncd. And I tlmwt, V at did
they wuut to look for if they tlldunt
like It? . , , ..
AVlch jest then somebody rnng the
door be1l nnd I herd I'tuls Hlmklns
wnlng, Mrs. 1'otts, can Benny come
nut, somebody gave mc '2 tlekits for
the movies nnd I wunt to tnkc him with
one of them.
Well. I selpposc so, I reciy nwtent
to let him but I slppose so, scd inn
Me thinking, , herrny. And I quirk
rnn down stnlrs putting on my bloiiho
on tho way down nnd yelling, I herd
you, mn,' hecr I nm.
And mo nnd l'tids went to the movies,
being Up in the Air in Six I'arts, nnd
I dident entrh n cold after nil.
Proving you never enn tell wen yotiro
going to feel better lusted of verse.
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Forrest Next Mon. Evg.
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In n Gay Glittering OnrscouR Musical
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"THE LOVE LETTER"
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SEATS NOW SELLING
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Scats Now Selling
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Neo-Plastiquc Sales Co.
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METROPOLITAN -
Beginning Next Saturday Evg.
MAE DESMOND
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"WAY DOWN EAST"
Popular Prices: ZViVtS,0
EITH'S THEATRE
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Wilbur & Mansfield
Herman Timberg
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JANE P. C. MILLER
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