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4
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Receives Letters Telling of Lack of
Manners Among the Yeung People Current Events
Talks te Be Given in the Feyer of the Academy
EVIDENTLY a number of mother
rcml of the woman from out of
(own who iad told me of eme of our
Rr!f,' bml innnncrs, for I hnve tift'I
Jevernl letters ulnce gnturdnv when the
account una piibllnhed. The letters
linve thnnked me for the few words of
warning te ninke the girls think, but
thev hnve nlRe called attention te an
other and breach of geed manners
among the young people. And this
time It Is net only the girls but the
younger men vrne came in ier criti
cism. IT'S this matter of answering invita
tions and. after having answered
them, remembering them. I have been
told one story after another of the
trial of the hostess who gives a dinner
before a dance or the theatre or a the
strc pnrtv for n certain number of
girls and men. When only a few ere
nuked It mekes a decided difference if
they de net nil attend and most cm
hsrrnsslng things are often the result
of this lack of thought.
There was one dinner given last
year at which the hostess waited for
bnlf an hour after every one else hail
arrived, and then finally called (he
young mnn's home en the phone te find
he had forgotten about the invitation
he had answered nnd accepted, and had
gene away for a weak.
ANOTHER letter told me that invita
tions had been issued by the writer
a short time age for a dinner. Of the
ten men Invited only four nnswered the
invitation. Finally three days before
the dinner she telephoned te the homes
of the ether six te find what their an
swer was. Twe had accepted another
Invitation and had forgotten te nn
wer hers and regret, nnd four ethers
intended te go te her dinner, but
hadn't taken the trouble te let her
knew.
Can you imagine the state of mind
of a hostess left till the last minute
te knew wlipicr these invited arc
coming or net, and at the last minute
obliged te ask some one te "fill in,"
which is never a compliment? It's
pretty bad, you will admit.
One hostess I heard of did n splendid
thing last year. She invited, among
ethers, a young man her daughter knew
very well. He did net answer; just
made a mental note of the dote and
time and took it for granted that they
would knew he was coming. When he
arrived at the house and entered the
drawing room his hostess looked per
fectly blank at tlrst, then, gathering her
wits together, rIic advanced and greeted
him. but said: "Why, this is a sur
pne!" "Surprise," sold the veung
man, "did jeu net expect me'" "Why
no," she answered. "Yeu did net an
swer the invitation se I invited some
" Iw !n your place." Xccd I say
Ihnt young man has net been pnlltr
of any social errors since that time?
It was very awkward, und rather I
tlimi have it go any further Sirs.
ordered another place arranged for him
nnd made the young man staj . Hut I
wager lie would net like te go through I
hi" embarrassment again. '
The time te answer an invitation is I
the daj you receive it. und the time te I
make a note of the engagement en your I
spuul calendar is the time jeu answer
the invitation. If you have accepted, ,
meke n note te s te it: nnd If ou
nine declined de net put It en the i-nl-eml.li
Then theie will bP no confusion ,
and w shall have n little mere swum
us well as a little mere politeness nnd
thnp ill be some pleasure in cnlei
taming. ,
"AID .ou ever hear am thing as pepii.
y lnr ns Hip Vl)yer 0f ,hp Academy el
Mns. for ntertninments this ,-;u''
lesiilvch everything Is being ' held
theie ou knew the iViveisiu IV
tension s(l(.ietJ- u ill conduct a sories'of
elglteen lectures there this veai en
Monday morning, nnd they haw si
"ire, I)r Carle Itaiguel te speak I ,
l"ii'. AM Sunday evening (nlki. and he
women who nrn inteiested .no v..
Mward UMdle. M.. K,,'Wi , ? ,' ;
Mrs Ne, ten D,wHi Mis stnnlei'
Flegg. dr. Mrs. Jeseph Le ih " , ,
S'ergj; II Lorime,.. M, Vi K M ,. '
n. Mrs. Jehn Mas,,.,, Mis (' ,,'
Farnum nnd Mr,. Soymeui Mavis
?Vi: iM ,he jeungMeM of the male ,
-penes a deshe that ;.W of the'
ynins.te , JP jentle and fen.lnine n '
fm?r ... el,le:' ,nv ni.ii. aged
--. eM.-um i M i j.0 M,(l (
r
called after him In a loud tone, "Junier,
de as I say at once." "Oh. mamma,"
said Junier, "don't yell at me like
that. (Jee! It makes me awful mnd."
NANCY WYNNE.
secIalT actTvTtTes
Mr. Hutch P. Ulllegans announces the
engagement of his daughter, Mls Klor Kler Klor
ence M. Hlllegnss, te Mr. Jonliue 7.
Hewell, son of Mrs. Maud Jenes Hewell,
1525 Sprucn BtrceL
The guests who will attend the lunch-
eon te be given by Mrs. rtellln H. Wil
bur at her home, Old Stone Heuse. St
Davids, en Thursday, In honor of MIhs
Mary If. Miller nnd Miss Sarah Legan
Starr, will Include Miss Rosemary D.
Howe, MIks Lydla M. Clothier, Misn
Alberta P. Heath. Miss Anna 8.
Nnwbeld, Mini Gertrude A H. Gra
ham, Mia Wnlburgn K. nellly. MIb
V rglnla Heckschcr, Miss Hannah Marlm
Elliett, Miss Evelyn It. Drayten. Miss
Helen V. Mlchell, Miss Louisa M. Wnl
Us, Miss Margaret L Large, Miss Elea Elea
eor Dunning, Miss Mary Nixon, Miss
Alice Utnedlct, Miss Isabel Frnier, M!b
Martyn Geerge, Mis Jean Riley, Miss
nilznbctli Wayne. JIIss Elisabeth Aus
tin, Miss Margaret Phelps, Miss Blddlc,
Miss Jerdin and Miss Gertrude Dough
erty. Among these who will ass'st in re
ceiving at the tea this afternoon which
Mr and Mrs Charles C. Savage will
give at their home In East Gravers lane,
Chestnut Hill, te formally present te so
ciety their daughter, Miss Pauline de T.
Savage will be Miss Clntra Hills, Miss
Sarah Legan Starr, Miss Eleaner Hart,
Miss E. Martyn Geerge, Miss Margaret
H. Hamilton nnd Mss Mary Lewe
Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Savage will gle
a dinner-dance en Saturday, November
12, In honor of Miss Savage.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge MePadden. of
Bloemfleld, Vlllaneva, will entertain at
dinner en Thursday, October 27.
Mr and Sirs William J Clothier, of
Wynnewood, will gle a tea en Satur
day, October 29, following the Tickerlng
Hunt.
Mr. Jehn McKadden. son of Mr. Jehn
H, McFadden, of northeast corner of
Nineteenth nnd Walnut streets, will give
a dlnner-dance en Saturday evening,
October 22, nt the Mask and Wig Club
for fifty gueata. e
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse
laer, of Camp Hill Hall. Pert Washing
ton, will give a dinner en Tuesday eve
ning, October 25. m
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, of 1925
Walnut street and Whltemarsh Hall,
Chestnut Hill, left en Sunday for a sev
eral weeks' stay at French Lick Springs.
Mrs. Stetesbury'a son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. R, Crom
well, are spending a few days In New
Yerk, where they met Mrs. CremwcH'B
mother, Mrs. Herace E. Dwdge, of De
troit, who arrived from Europe yester
day Mr. and Mrs. J Kcarsley Mitchell, of
Rosemont, will entertain at a dinner en
Friday eenlng, October 28, In honor
of Mi nnd Mrs. James H R. Cromwell
Mr. nnd Mrs Mltchell will also enter
tain at dinner en Thursday evening, No
vember 3.
Mr and Mrs Ienald W. Kent, of 30
Allen lane. Chestnut Hill, are receiving
congratulations en the birth of a daugh
ter. Mrs. Kent was. before her mar
riage Miss Kathleen Denn'sten, daugh
ter of Mrs Edward Evans Dennlsten of
Scheel Heuse lane, Germantown.
A marriage of Inte est te their many
friends took place en Saturday, Octebei
S, whin Mrs. Mary D KnlRht, of Ger
mantown, was married te Mr Samuel
W Piissmeie of Germantown, by the
Rev Francis M Fex, of the Summit
Presbyterian Church of Germantown
Mr and Mrs Pnssmore will live In
Den Eyrie, their home en Street lead
nt JoluiRvllle Station, Bucks County,
Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mi Caryl Roberts, who have
beui spending the summer nt N'arra
ftnnnrtt Pier, R 1 , with Mrs Roberte'
n.uents Mr ami Mrs Edward Lewbcr
Welsh, will return te their town heuse.
1 12U Spiuce strret, en November 15
.Mi Uelieits will aHend as bst man nt
the v. eliding of his biother-ln-lavv Mi
Jehn Lowlier Weli-h and Mis Chni lette
l.ti Melne lJuiilep. dauRhtt r of Mrs.
Aichlliald McCien of B.ilUhe.iihei Arrt Arrt
inere which will be selemnld this afi afi afi
inoen at St Bartholemew s t'huich,
v "eii
Mis William A PUtt, who hns been
spindug several ireiuhs tiavellng
abroad. Ins leturneil te the home of hei
biulhei Mr Fiaiids T.i or Chambers
hi P. nliiii Mr ii.imbei .Till bis
(liiut'li'"! M ss Kai.i.nlne S Chambers I
and Mlfcs I'lirlsiuv r ' iiniiioei" ann
son Mr f'tancis T.u lur Chambeis .li .
who have been spending stveinl month
at Hieli country place at Penlljn, w.ll
uccupv tlieli inwn house 15H0 Pine
slieet. the middle of nest week Mis
Piatt 'will l etui ii wiih t lii-iii
The mat i lag, of Ml- nn Spencer
l night1 i e Mis (iiaham Sp, ncei of
i ii h ..lv and Beimiidi a'nd Mr r'ii.H
Kdw.'iril Shaw fornieil of Bosten .Mill
new of Vew iiik v i'l take plaie vei
nult'llv en S.itmdav Octebei 20 at the
j (imp of Mls SpMiu ei s bretbcr-in-'itw
nt.il Histei. Mr aim .Mrs Charles
I'ettt Ii .it 111 Sp.'iiigflcld .iveniie
Chestnut Hill nlv n-emb'rs il t.ie
mnedla'f. families w'll be pies nt
A BRIDE OF THE WEEK
iS?
vJj
,."t:i
.MRS. DAVID MARTIN RONEY
Who before her marriage last evening in the Church of the Saviour,
Thirty-eighth and Ludlow streets, wns Mis Dorethy Evelyn
Kecncmann, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. II. C. Keenemann, of 820 Marlyn
read, Overbroek. Mr. Reney Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. William J.
Reney, of Taeny. After November 1, Mr. and Mrs. Reney will be at
home at 820 Marlyn read
I
IMPORTERS. nKBIGXEns AP MAKERS OF tTOWWVS A
f HILDREX'Z APPARV1. OF TTIF. HIGlirST CHARACTER
FOR MORE TUAS T EXTY-S1X YB4RS
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WRAPS
SCITS
FURS
BLOL'SES
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SWEATERS
SKIRTS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
CHESTNUT
CORNER
TWELFTH
HA
Fashions That Slenderize
IN Coats Suits Dresses
29.50, 39.50 te 195.00
THE Harris Shep is ad-
mittcdly the one place
in town where the ma
tronly woman can find
Dresses, Suits, Coats and
Wraps of a slenderizing:
effect and original concep
tion at prices that are
astonishingly low. We
have specialized in the
manufacturing and de
signing of this type of
garment for ever a quar
ter of a century. 'Iliis
fact together with our
unusual knowledge of
style and market condi
tions achieve values that
challenge comparison.
We picture a
Harris model of
Peiret Twill with
iievel braid trim-
priced
L j
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INI I 7"' V - t
k w i, r)
After a wedding trip the bride and
bridegroom will be nt home at 13 Chris
topher street, New Yerk, after November
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Comfert Tatnall,
who are spending their wedding Jeurnev
in Bermuda, will return the latter part
of next week and will occupy their home,
262 Seuth Seventeenth strect. Mrs. Tat
nall, bofero her weddlnp en Thursday.
October a, was Miss Eleaner Brander
Austin, daughter of Mrs Esinende H.
Austin, of Parley, Brldgrewatcr, Pa.,
and 1821 Pine street.
Mrs Geerne M. Boyd, of 1900 Spruce
street, and her daughters, Miss Mary
Cuthbert Boyd and M ss Elizabeth L
Bevd, who have been spending a short
time at Atlantic City slnce their return
from Belgrade Lakes, where they spent
the summer, have returned te their
home.
MrB Geeige de Bennevllle Kelm who
has been spending the summer at her
home. Beverly Falrvlew, Edgcwatei
Park, N. J., has returned te her home,
2101 Perter street
American Ambassador te .Japan Rol Rel
and S Mertis and Mrs Merris and theli
family have taken a neuse at 2118
Spruce street, which they will shertlv
occupy.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hill are recclvinj:
ronnratulatlens up0n the birth of a son,
Franciii Hill. Jr. Mrs. Hill will be re
membered as Miss Eileen Coyne, daugh
ter of Mr and Mis, Patrick J. Coyne,
of 1218 Rltncr street.
Mr. Frank M. Feeney. of 1731 John John
seon street, has returned home after a
trip te Fertcscue, N J. .
Mrs. Jeane Barry Hanshcw and Miss
Alice Coelto have returned home after
upending a few days at the Ritz-Carlten.
Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Romana, of
1733 Johnsten street, have returned
home after a trip te Kortescue, N. J.
A birthday and masquerade party was
plven In hrflier of Mits Margnret Heeper
Frazler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn
P. Frazler, 2." .'3 Seuth Colerado street
There were twenty-six friends present
The Ardcntes Club held a meeting en
Sunday at the home of Mi Maurice
Snyder. 2513 Seuth Sixth street
Mr A Neff was elected president. Mr.
Maurice Snydei secrttary. Mi Sidney
Miller treasurer nnd Mr. Charles Soll Sell
wltn vice president.
GERMANTOWN
Mi and Mis Geerge H. Beck who
havn been living nt 4833 Pulaski avenue,
have taken an apartment at the Grej Grej Grej
stone for the winter
Mr and Mrs C Stanley Borten nnd
their family retuined last week te their
home 7207 Charlton street. Chestnut
Mill, wnere tney spent the summer and
early fall at their cottage.
BONWIT TELLER, fit, CO.
w Specialty Shep Oriaina&en
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Special fei Wednesday
FUR -TRIMMED
SPORTS SUITS
49.50
A group of Spoil Suits, especially notcwertlis tot
n high type of tailoring. These Suits are developed
of Autumnal Tweeds, suitable for cold - weather
wear, in checks, mixture', and invisible plaids The
cellars, of Beaver. Australian Opossum and Raccoon,
are generously full and enhance the smartness of the-e
Sports Suits.
FUR-TRMMED
MOUSSYNE SUITS
69.50
A collection eT Suits that measure up te a high stand- ,
nrd of excellence: the material b it fine soft qualin, '
the Heaver and Huden Seal trimmings in then qual
ity, the workmanship ami tailoring bj their perfection
and correctness. Twe new silhouettes arc intei
preted : one is et the long slender type, and the ether,
with a short coat, suggests the slight hint of a Hare.
FUR -TRIMMED
COSTUME SUITS
95.00
Designed in accordance with the newest silhouettes,
and embroidered, or trimmed with rich tins, these
Suits of Marvclla, Tricetinc, Peiret Twill, Moii's Meii's
svne and Veldyne, exeniplif) the significance of fine
tailoring and care as te detail and finish. Spcciallj
priced.
SECOND FLOOR
LxmrntuEiiR S-iiayA -li-i-w gnyi
MISS DUNL0P WEDS
MR. JOHN L WELSH
Marriage Takes Place in
Bartholemew's Church,
New Yerk
St.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mm. Geerire It Osberne, of
SOU Saul street, announce the marrlaBe
of their daughter. Mian Irene Beatrice
Osberne, te Mr. Daniel Fecht, of 3304
Hewell itreet, en October 8, at Ht
Mark's Kplscepal Church, by the Rev
Dr. I F. Petter After an extended
wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs. tecnt
will live at BIOS Cettace street.
Mr. and Mrs James n. Turner, Jr..
1248 Ttemaln street, announce the en
gagement of thelr daughter, Miss Fran
ces Ii. Turner, te Mr. Frederick Herseg.
Jr
An auttvmn wedding of Beclal impor
tance te thin city, New Yerk and Vir
ginia will take place at 4 o'clock thin
afternoon In St Bartholemew's Church,
New Yerk, when Miss Charlette Le Melne
Dunlop, daughter of Mrs Archibald M
McCrea, of Virginia and Ballyhcather,
Ardmerc, and New Yerk, will become
the bride of Mr. Jehn Lewber Welsh,
son of Mr. and Mrs Edward I)wber
Wclnh, of 1422 Spruce Btreet
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Merctr Lunlep, tin maid of
honor. Miss Margaret Dunlop, another
sister of the bride, and Miss Kltzabcth
Woedln will attend an bridesmaids.
Mr. Caryl Roberts, brother-in-law of
the bridegroom, will act as best man,
ami tne lieners will include Mr. Ben
jamin Tllghman, Mr Albert L, Smith.
Mr. William B. Miller. Mr. Radcllftfl
Chesten. Jr.. Mr Daniel Grant and Mr
A reception will fellow the ceremony '
at the Hetel Plaza Mr Welsh and his
bride will spend the winter abroad. j
FltlKlr SCANIX5N
The wedding of Mlas Sara Scanlon, i
or iui6f.ureen street, and Mr Francis
S. Frlcl, of 1749 Wallace street, took
place at the Cathedral of Sta Peter and
Paul yesterdaj The Hev Jeseph M
O'Hara performed the ceremony. The
bride, who was attended by her otater,
Miss Anna Scanlon, was given In mar
riage by her brother, Dr Loe F. Scan
lon. Mr. J. M. Convery attended ae
best man and Dr Rebert A. Bradley
and Mr. Donald J. Dugan acted aa
ushers
After the wedding breakfast at which
thcre were some sixty-flve guests, the I
bride and bridegroom left for Het
Springs, Va. They will live at 1811
Whitehall street. Harrisburg
kl j, am. Av. at lwF
NORRISTOWN
Mr and Mis Jeseph Rubin, of Swode
street, gave a dinner of sixteen ceers
In honor of their niece, Miss Rose Stem
pie, whose engagement te Mr. Jacob i
Geldberg hns recentlv been announced I
MIhs Blanche Ccrx, whew marrlace te
Mr. Clarence Pratt, of King of Prus- i
sla, will take place en October iB,
was the guest of honor at cards and
a surprise miscellaneous shower given I
by Miss Gertrude Selak. of B02 Stand-1
crige street. Among the guests were-I
Miss Catharine Levering, Miss Mvrtlc ,
Batten, Miss Elizabeth Chambers, Miss
Nan McKlbbln, Mrs Victer Whltmer, I
Mrs, Frank Iegan. Mrs. Gilbert Mc
Clennan and Mrs Elizabeth Oasselberry
Venarure
Today 2 SO, 7 4 0
ETHEL CLAYTON, "BEYOND"
Wfr. lAflnJ Bread AMentiiimery
a IS. 7 ft b p. m.
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ACTS
B2nd MAJIKET ST3.
AM r IIJDA Y AT B
Tonight 7 and 0 P. M.
,WH,
Stevens' & Lovojey
In their 1021 Iterlew.
viuien s Aiimnn
it.
Kftfttlnv ii rH
lennrd i, Wltlard
The Z.n Vara
. Marjerle iaw n
"The Iltittrrflr Girl"
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TIME
ACTS
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ETHEL CLAYTON, "BEYOND"
t&iCildt
Themas Meighan in 'Cappy Ricki'
S2D & LOCUST HTM
Today 1-30 ft 0:30 te 11
TliveU
"THE GOOD
USD & SANKOM STa
1.80 ASA 0.80 te II
Deustna Fairbanks In
BAD MAN"
NEXT WEEK-CHARLIE CHAPMV
in "the rni.K tlaiw"
CdlUyn)
Market St be!. 60th
. e., u .i , and ii
'LDAH BAinD In
THE HEART LINE"
C&chvi
rnih fr CEDAK AVE
1 30 and 8, 7 and 0
EUOENE O'nniEN In
"WORLDS APART"
SjveMa
nliv rnmrwin,
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1 80 te 6, 7 and 0
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Jumbo June Fled. 'L
rent t Gt-nrd Ave,
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Academy Bcata Acid & Heppe'a. 1119 Cheat.
PHILADELPHIA! sat.
i nnrHPSTRA sibelius
STnphen Ne B
BEADED BAGS
Repaired i
Rcltned
II r ln u your Handban or FjcketboeH
We de General Itspainnc real n
trunc, Qnlcl and HlUfr Merh Unci It. .
patron. initiinicmj, ricaitng & neadlng.
MARCEL BEAD SHOP
,1810 Chestnut St. Spruce 7996
DUMONTS 0TU & -VKCH Ega 8.16
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels ,
Hatirs BTKIKINO COAT. BfIT AND I
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, Tedn Tomorrow "TT,P 1... WelP'
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CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Fer Wednesday
MISSES' COATS
SUITS & DRESSES
At Exceptionally
Lew Prices
QaI
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Misses' Coats
79.50
p
I'lii- (.ollettieii cempn-es ceatu and u rap-i.e.u of
line Pan Velatne: wrap or h,iwl cellars et Wuh.
Australian Opossum or Kit Fe. AUe sport
models in imported Tweeds 01 Camel's Hair, with
large cellars of tur.
Misses' Sports and
Costume Suils
$
54.00
I n this interestinR group are ce-tt.me suit et Dm cr
'It- Lame and Vcleut ahe ;peits Miits et imported
Tweed. Seme arc tur trimmed, while ethers have
(!ci.eratic effects et silk embroider), elt-strappmg-in
(.able titchcr.
Mi
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Duvet
Velour
de Laine
Suits
an
44.00
ui t. or line Dtnet de
w itlieui trimmings of
Lame and Velour. xs itli or
fur. 1'l.un and uncrt.b',c
te
irs. ll the
ind interlined.
new Autumnal iolering. lncd
M
Special-
POIRET TWILL FROCKS
111!
a it
ire str.utilit-liiic mode Kn Pr.ircf T .11
"a.vat., U III
trimmed with plaited braid, (nmn
i tepe or strappings nf sclt-mjteri.il. New
leu-e slctwe and tic belt. A
tuin.ll value.
most ccep-
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