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MtnV Articles of Bride's Wed- Oconto when Prince of Wales nt
" ' . , . , BcotUeh home nnd wns alxe en I
ding Apparel rreseniea .
te Her
TRAIN TO BE BEAUTIFUL
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, ' By (he Associated Press
' Londen Feb. 27.-fcV.veral hundrnl
mM." women and, lrl of (he United
x Klnndem nre proud of having hnd ome
i imnll pnrt In (lie deelitnlnr and manti-
fneture of varleUH articles of PrlneMH
I'Vlary'n treiinenu for her wedding te-
I morrow te Vlscntint LnneetleB.
. The trades nnd crafts they represent
,,,, from IrMi colleen einbreiiierws
C6nnatight and Lady Patricia Ram
say, the Duke of Yerk nnd Prince
Henry. Princess Alice-and the Karll
or aiiiieiic tne .Mnniitli and Mar
chlenexs of Cntnhrlilffn. Prlnxe.. n..iu.
1 Mint nnd her dniiKlitcrs. Prlne6s Louise
Duchess of Argyll and the Duchess of
Albany.
lM.? S'l Victer Audley Mnckenxle,
D. H. O.. of the Scots (innrita. wltl l..i
"best man." He cntertnlned Kln-
hl
nn Intl.
mate friend of the late King Edward.
He commanded a battalion In France
and wns wounded In 11)10.
Viscount Lnccllc's brother, fcnvnrn
Cecil LsnccIIcs, was,, te have been
groomsman, but he has. net sufficiently
recovered from an nccident while In the
hunting Held some months age te per
mlt'hls attendance.
Eight Bridesmaids
Klght bridesmaids will attend the
Princess. They nre: Prlnwnu M....r
the King's niece; Lady Vlcterln Cain-I
Druige ami Lnuy .May uaniDNdge, two
of 'the Queen's nieces; Lady Hacliel
Cavendish, daughter of the Duke of
Devenshire; Lady Deris Gorden Len
nex, tinugntcr or tue Karl of March-
nhe helped make the lingerie te geld , Lady Elizabeth Bowcs-Lyen, daughter
miners of Seutit Wales nhe "panned ef'the Earl of Htratlimerc; Lady Mary
the metnl from which the wedding ring I Thynne, daughter of the Marquis of
"' ,,n made. I Bath, nnd Lady Diana Bridgcman.
' Mnnv articles of he bride's wedding i daughter of the Earl of Bradford.
t i Mtt.1 fpfivnlltiff .nf fir wpw ten
'; dred ns gift" from various guilds nnd
' Industries. Even the bride's bouquet
is te be en evidence of geed wishes
,' from admirers It will be presented by
i the Oardeners' Company, one of the
t ancient City of Londen tradesmen's or
i gtnlzatlens.
Princess Mary's wedding gown, like
; tneM of her eight bridesmaids, will be
of white silk ornamented with sliver
tissue. Whnt form of headdress the
bridesmaids shall wear has been a sub-
jert of much consideration. At former
i royal weddings the bridesmaids have
worn veils. If has been suggested that
I thee of the Princess wear wreaths of
flowers or hsndi of silver tissue.
Princess Mnry will weer the wedding
, veil worn successively by Queen Vic-
terla, Queen Alexandra nnd her
mother, Queen Mary.
Pure White Fur Cleak
The bride has had n wonderful clenk
J prepared for the wedding day for wenr
i as sue drives te nnn ireni tne addc.v.
Xlicir nges range irem leurtccn te
twenty-eight, nnd all of them arc
blendes, except the latter two, who are
brunettes.
The Earl and Lady Hnrmvnn.i
arcnts of Viscount Lasccltcs, arrived
Londen ten days before the ilhtn nf
the wedding.
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HOPES PRINCES ALSO
GET ENGLISH MATES
Londen, Feb. 27. Glowing tributes
te Princess Mary en the eve of her
wedding arc printed in Londen's news
papers. Notable among the comment is thnt
of Sir Sidney Lew, gclebratcd historian,
nun is quoted :
"We rejoice te think that It Is no
foreign princeling who hns wen the
hand and heart of our geed King's fair
iiaiiKiitcr, Diit just nn excellent English
neDicninii and gcntiemnn.
It is of. pure white fur and Is modeled I Vh7 3 "ft" V". TSrnlS f if.,
upon n similar garment worn by Lady , lSt"2 tt eJL"f,.V
)
; J'ntrlcln Itamsny three years age.
Surmise as te the bridal train wns
, ended by the announcement thnt n bit
' of "the most benutlful cloth ever woven
, In nngland" has been delivered te the
Princess' dressmakers for use In fash
ioning this part of her gown. The sur
face is of sntin smoothness ever a weft
,of finest silver te which n backing of
' silk hns been given (hat covers any
slight roughness thnt the silver thrends
, might offer te the touch.
This madeu soft and pliant fabric that
nix a wonderful shimmer like that of
clear, running wnter under the light.
The silver threndN were spun In Lon Len Lon
eon nnd the finest of China silk was
nteil.
During the weaving of this triumph
ef crnft n ncrccii of white cotton whm
erected nb nit the loom te keep all dust !
away. The weaver is one of the few
craftsmen who hnw 'mastered the in
tricate nrt of weaving a three-pile vel- J
yet.
Won't Wear Clanrlrarde Jewels I
The famous Clnnricarde jewels hove '
passed Inte the possession of Princess
Mary, but it is tinllkelv that she will i
be nble te wear anv of them en the1
day of her wedding, as they have net
been worn since the early days of Queen ,
Victeria's reign, nnd nre, therefore, I
new hopelessly old-fashioned. The I
whole collection needs resetting In order
. te bring theni Inte nccerdnnce with I
J modern taste. Fiein Ills eccentric kins-1
l ....... T .,1 nl....i - tri . r ..
( cellc- inherited l!.(00.000.
The bride has ticrentcd n pair of
Nerwleh-mnde shoes made by ex-serv-
" lee men. Thej are of fine cloth-ef-Ihcr
brocade, with n true Leuis XV
heel. English linml-buffert leather soles
nnd white kid lining. The buckle con
sists of n trefoil pattern looped bow
of fine seed pearls en a wisp of silver
tissue.
Frem the Wershlnful Oemnnnr nf
Olevers. Princess Mary hns received a
"trousseau" of gloves plain full
length white kid glees vfer the wedding,
and nn assortment of walking, riding. I
driving and hunting gloves of the finest
skins :iml made with the greatest of
care.
Twenty-five Londen shops hove re- i
cehed patronage from the bride in the
completion of her wedding wardrobe.
They embrace ninkcrs of afternoon
dresses, evening dresses, coat" dresses,
evening coats, jumpers, handkerchiefs,
nees, lints and lluseric. In addition,
hemespuns for it a cling suits nnd lace
emtireiderles for llugere Jmve been ob
tallied from Scotland nnd Ireland.
Mary Will Premise
te Obey Her Husband
fentlmifd from Pne One
time Princess Mary will leave Bucking
ham I'nliicc in au open cnrrlnge. weath
er permitting, unci, accompanied by the
I tig, will drive by way of the Mall.
Admiralty Arch. Whitehall and Parlia
ment Suunre te the .vest deer of the
Abbey.
Five minutes before the nrrlval of
the bride, which la timed for 11:30, the
Jiiecn. accompanied probably by tin
Duke ( yeri;( vju mve rcachC(j t,c
Abbey.
The order of the .royal precessions
inside the Abbey afTerds some Idea of
the spectnculur side of the ceremony.
ic first will be that m the memeHii, of
If ..Ue'!1 fl,'ily. led by the Queen
ainther Alexandra, who. It ih expected.
Will have the Duke of Ceiinaught for
her csceit. Then will come the proces preces proces
ien of Queen Mnry, escorted by the
Uiike of Yerk nnd Prince Henry. The
th rd precession will be that of the
widegroeiu nnd his attendants, nnd
lastly will come Prlrceiw Mnrv en the
rin of Kins (Jeorse, followed by her
uridesinaldH.
ni.T'le Ure-lnn of the bride te the
i i.1,11,1"' I,,,',l,,,l ''J" (I" fielr. nnd
is, '. ll,l,'lu1V "" Reiiljcmen ushers, the
i,nu i,,",nl"''-lain. muster of the house-
Hi" brldeiiiuitls.
Specially Printed Prayer Beoh
imm1'. ,lm i;?,rci"""' for whleh I'rln
hnnl ,,rA,,5,1" '""' " ''"O'ltlful prayer
nook .specially printed nnd illuminated
?rn7, 1'iii-l'ese. tln agister will 1m
Kdnl ".,,,p ''"' eiti-ifiit chapel of
Mlwnrd the Confessor,
. ui1'1? ""i1 "desroem will.lenve
i and Quern following.
Frem tlm i.i,,.,. .i... ,.. ,
"lt.. i . ... . ll" ' isreunt ami
" mi in iiignnesH I'rlneess
jmniess i.tiM'1'lles,
- wHiiiriiirui ne Known
And when
princess te wed. we hone th
imitate the example of their sister and
a thing Is nessl-1
rujni laiimy even
W III ' "
cheese partners of their own nation
amy. Tiint. if such
ble, will make our
mere nenular than It already Is
Analyzing the Intense Interest that nil
Orcnt Britain Is taking in the wedding
of the Princes, Sir Sidney points out
that te most men and te nearly nil
women jt "seems mere Interesting and
Important tlinn the Irivn question,
mutinous India or England's lnteler-
nhlft fflvnfletl " tfn until ItiiiAu .
"And they are right, for the' wedding j
leucnrs upon me elemental reelings thnt
are mere abiding than cabinets, parlia
ments and constitutions..
"Birth and death, nnd love 'and wed
lock will go en though states decline
nnd treaties are forgotten they outlast
thrones and survive revolutions."
One of the many stories told of the
courtship In the newspapers relates
hew Lord Laseelles proposed in Sand
ringham Weed en November 20. after
the Duke of Yerk hnd obtained his
sister's permission for her suitor te ask
her hand In mnrrlage.
It is stated thnt Princess Mnry de
clined nn offer of marriage from the
present King of Juge-Slavia. when he
wns Crown Prince Alexander, preferring
nn English husband.
BLOUSES
$2.90
Made Entirely by Hand
The kind of geed-looking Blouses which women
and girls of discrimination chbese for wear with spring
suits and skirts. Seme are simply hemstitched, ethers
are finished with edgings of ftlet lace.
V WAWKW If H tcJ I I I H h.K?i
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Display and Sale of Philadelphia Products
A Levely Opera Shade Brightens the
Millinery Mede
Thii new hade a soft, fascinating red is used
effectively for Hats te be worn at all times of day. Seme,
times alone, sometimes combined with another color. In
every instance it is exclusive, beautiful and modish. Prices
for Millinery in Opera shade $16.50 te $28.50.
SKIRTS
$3.50
The Materials Alene Would Cost Mere
Skirts like these cannot be purchased in any ether
shop at se low- a price. Plaids, checks, stripes and
plain-colored materials in tailored and pleated models.
Ne. large sizes, but plenty of regular sizes at opening
time tomorrow.
m
mmmrrm
Brass Beds
Complete
$37.50
One hundred of these Beds
were made up specially for us
by a Philadelphia manufac
turer. Of brass In bright or satin
finish, with 2-inch continuous
pests and heavy fillers. With
geed link spring, and 50-pound
all-felt, roll-edge mattress
covered with strong ticking.
Price, complete, $37.50.
fourth fleer. Emit
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Men's Seft Shirts
Philadelphia-Made
$1.25
A great variety of patterns
ami color combinations from
which te cheese. Other soft
Shirts, also made in Philadel
phia, arc $1.35, $1.65 and $1.85.
Every one carefully made and
of geed quality shirting.
riant Stere, Eighth Strfrt
nr .-rr-i-!n
r
Twe Reasons for Buying
Merchandise Made in
Philadelphia
THE first reason for buying Philadelphia-made goods
is a very geed one that is, te recognize and en
courage our own city's industries.
The second reason will perhaps appeal te you even
mere strongly that is, we have procured for this week's
Special Display and Sale, a large number of lets of sea
sonable merchandise made in Philadelphia, te sell at less
than the regular prices.
Loek for the special signs and tickets in all parts of
the Stere designating merchandise of Philadelphia
Production and especially the numerous money-saving
opportunities.
Night Gowns
A Rare Value
$L00
Women who come intending
te select one or two will pur
chase a summer's supply. Fer
these are an extraordinary
value at $1.00. Night Gowns of
white nainoek trimmed vari
ously with embroidery or
hemstitching. Alse flesh pink
batiste models, lnce-trimmed
or hemstitched $1.00 each.
Envelope Chemises of
Nainsoek, Special $l0
MADE IN
PHILADELPHIA
Third Dcier. st
Victer Records
for March
Ready Te-morrow
And, as always, there will
be several records in the new
group that you will like and
want for your own. Come in
and hear them.
fifth Heur. Went
Coats and Capes for Every
Heur of a Weman's Day
Net only made in Philadelphia, but in our own factory. New
models are ready, for practical wear, for afternoon and informal
evening wear. Plain utility styles and handsome novel effects
developed in the season's-smart fabrics.
Capes $20.00 te $70.00
Coats $25.00 te $60.00
Sports Capes $27.50
Sports Ceals $45.00
Weel Velour Coats, special at $27,50
A model from our own factory, at a special price, Of black,
navy blue, brown and tan wool velour. lined with pcau de cygne.
In seven-eighth lengths, with convertible cellar and belt.
StrhnlirltlB' A. Clothler rforend Fleer. Ontrr
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BONWIT TELLER & CO.
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
ARRANGED FOR TUESDAY
SPRING SPORTS APPAREL
Specially Priced
THREE-PIECE COSTUME 29.75
A ONE-PIECE smartly tailored dress combines with
swagger cape of tweed te make a Spring Costume
of dash and distinction. Horizon' blue, periwinkle,
faisen, tan in blurred pastel effect.
CIRCULAR TWEED CAPE
25.00
GRACEFUL lines and perfection of tailoring are
points of distinction in this youthful Cape of peri
winkle, silver gray, rose, tan or horizon-blue tweed.
Mnry
nt kIh will
will drive by
A,',.rf l,I,,,,;1""11,,,"f Kpirv Whitehall.
fwT . A,'c' "ml "'i' Mnll te Marl Marl
teT!" l"U'; w,!"' they will " ,'
.iih. ' V'n',IBl!.St.- """ Mreet. l'liva-
tli mil . ." i , ".l,K'r m, Cnnt Hi Hi
tleii inn t IIiicMukIimii. I'uiace. Tlieic
U Jirivnte ifi"iptl)ti. uill he ,e,.
e luvitntli.iis for the UTililIn wen
fa?I iV "Oiilty tittrfiail. Should mem.
Inn. I fVn'lB" l"",M"' bt' VlHltlllR KllB-
d nt ili. tlmi. uf llu ivmliliiiK. whirl.
L!""1"; ,,,I,.',,. l'Hr'belilf. It Is llkel
" will lie hlililei in tlm crrineny.
-AlHi'ltcnlu Ucst Man
I" iiil.litlen i t KIhk nnd Qiic.-n.
iit'iilH.r ,,r ih.. r,i.Wi fnnilly cxpcftt'il
I" hi' iiuwnt mi ih,. Alihcy fn.ludi
"", 'iiKi'i' Aicxaiiiirn, l'rini'i-te
"i"i in,
liniSliti'
tin! I'rintThM Hoyal, and her
rrlnccwi Muud j the Duke of
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FRINGED SPORTS SKIRTS H95
TTEATHER-MIST hemespuns fashion Spring Skirts
of inimitable swank. One model shows the smart
fringed hem and side, another slit pockets and fringed
hem. Tweed-tint shades: Periwinkle, fawn, rose and
pastel blue.
SEVEN NEW MODELS
WOMEN'S CANTON CREPE
AFTERNOON DRESSES
39,50
The new shades of the Spring season. Gay
lardia, cornflower, cinnamon, ladybird, vert,
navy, champagne find their richest ex
pression in these charmingly youthful frocks
developed of crepe faille, Canten crepe, taf
feta, crepe de chine and Mandarin crepe.
The uneven hem-line is achieved with narrow
side panels, winged effects and lengthened
sash ends. Flat tucks, hand-drawn work,
beading and embroidery in Oriental designs.
All-Weel Plaids and Stripes
54 Inches Wide, new $3.65
Sixty-five Styles and Colorings
Frem the mills of Philadelphia come these smart Suitjg;s and
Skirtings. And they art- semetliiiig te areuv one's pride. There
are neat checks, large checks, cay plaids and stripes, seft-hucd,
conservative colorings, novel effects that will pleae the woman
who wants something "ditTerent." Yeu uill j-ci; thesx made into
me smartest hperis apparel or inc sea
son. All in ill-inch wuth. All consider
ably less ihan regular price new ?3.65
a yard.
- Mi-nulirliUi' I'ntlit-'r lslc 7 inure
MADE IN
PHILADELPHIA
ADVANCE NOTICE
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 1st,
the deer at the corner of Market and Eighth
Streets will be OPEN AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, for
the convenience of men en their way te business,
who wish te take advantage of the
Final Clean-Up
of Men's and Yeung Men's
Winter Clothing
There will be a re-grouping and a further
downward revision of prices en 1000 Winter
Overcoats and about 2200 Suits the final reduc
tions for a quids disposal of our winter stocks.
Be here early, Wednesday.
. -Mi-nuhrMirn S. Cintlilrr Srcnnd Floe- K.nt
Crepe de Chine
Dresses for Misses
A Special Purchase
MADE IN
PHILADELPHIA
$25.00
The model
sketched, in
canna, navy
blue or blac'k,
i s adorably
pretty in its
smart sim,
p 1 i c i t y.
Sleeves and
(lying bajds
en the skirt
caught under
the hem
are faced and
embroidered
in contrast
i n g color.
Just the
thing for
street and
after neon
w ear. Re
m a r k a b 1 e
value at
.$25.00.
Dresses of Crepe de
Chine-and-Lace
Charmingly youthful. In
black or brown, with sleeves
and graceful drapery at the
hips of lace te match. The
neck is normal, and at the
low waist-line is a crushed
girdle caught with a cluster of
flowers $25.00.
Straw hrlilBB A Clnlhlfr
Second I'loer. Market S reet
ISSL
Philadelphia-Made
Furniture in the Sale
Affords Great Savings
Seme of the most desirable Furniture in the country
is made here in Philadelphia, and in the Semi-Anmial
Furniture Sale, every single piece and suit is marked at
a decidedly reduced price.
Here Are a Few Examples of the Reduced
Prices en Ihe Furniture of
Philadelphia Make
Silk Blouses
"Well-Made" Brand
$4.00
MADE IN
PHILADELPHIA
An economy event of im
portance when "Well-Made"
Blouses are sold at less than
regular price. Smart semi
tailored and tailored models of
white or flesh pink crepe de
chine in the group. Cluster
tucks, fageting, embroidery
and hemstitching, also vest
effects are featured as trim
ming R00.
Other Crepe tie Chine
"WelMlade" Bleures, Kavy
Blue, Risque, White, Black
and Fleah Pink $6.00 te
$10,00. RtrawbrlilBB & Clothier
Second Doer, Centre
Davenport Tables. $;U)..iO
Genuine mahogany Davenport
Table in William and Mary
style. Much belew regular
price $;J9.."0.
Attractive Mirrors, $17.60
Beautifully proportioned
mirrors, with genuine mahog
any frame, at a spuuial price
5517.00.
Tilt-top Tables $30..10
Genuine mahogany Tilt-top
Tnbles, with hall-nud-claw '"oei
and carve.! pedestal. Most
unusual $30.50.
Windser Chairs $21 M
Wheel n"" back Chairs of
genuine mahogany, with saddle
seat. Under price $21.50.
Rockers te match $23.50.
Console Tables $23.50
French turned legs distinguish
this Con.-elc Table of genuine
niaheganv. The low price also
distinguishes it $'J3..")0.
High Bey $202.50 t .
Old-fashioned High Hey of
genuine mahogany with "bull-and-elaw
feet. All drawers are
finished with glass knobs.
Bedroom Suits $650
Colonial Suits of genuine ma
hogany with hand carving. Fie
pieces, cen.Msting of bureau.
chirTenette, vanit. dresser and
two 3-feet, 3-inch beds with
hand-carved pests. Dtawers
finished with gla.s knobs.
Extraerdinai y value SG50.00.
A Wonderful Collection of
Furniture Reduced
One-half and Mere
Discontinued regular stock patterns and many
special purchases have been grouped together in a
special section and marked at half price and less than
half price.
Included will be found Furniture suitable for
living-room, dining-room and bedroom in suits and
single pieces. See this special group en the Third Fleer
the opportunity is remarkable!
Morning Dresses
Under Price
$3.45
They are "special" for thi3
eent made by u prominent
Philadelphia manufacturer.
Such pretty Frecks, decidedly
smart with their slim, htraight
lines. Cellar and cufT. of eye
let embroidery gie jiist the
touch of trimming needed.
Dre.vsc of two-tone checked
gingham in bluc-aiid-tan,
brewn-and-grcen, or blue-and-gtecn
effects S3.45.
Nlr,'Urliee. & Imhtrr
Tl rd I ir. Kllbert Street ,e't
Utility Bexes
and Cushions
ALL MUCH LESS THAN
REGULAR PRICES
Redwood Utility
Bexes $;i.S5
Large-size Bexes of smooth
California redwood, covered
with attractive cretonne.
Werth en"-third mere $3.85.
Chair Cushion Sets, $2.00
Shaped back and seat cush
ions covered with dnintv
cretonne. Well-filled, button
tufted nnd with tio-ens. Set
complete for $2.00.
Chair Cushions, $1.00
Shaped "seat cushions, uphol
stered, with box edge. Thej are
well-lilled and button-tufted.
Unusual alue $1.00.
MADE IX
PHILADELPHIA
Straulirldire . Clothier Third I'loer
Women's Silk Dresses That
Are Harbingers of Spring
MADE IN
PHILADELPHIA
With the coming of the first venture-
some robin, a woman's thoughts turn te
her spring wardrobe first of all new
Silk Dresses for daytime wear.
Crepe de Chine Dresses Canten Crepe Dresses
2V te $25 $32.50 te $50
riaitert models with smart
tunic or en slender, straight
lines. Each with a distinctive
note in cut nnd trimming. Made
cellnrlcss or with vestce and col cel
lar. Trimmed with novelty
braid or silk openwork. Three
models in black, navy blue or
brown.
Such a collection of distinc
tive afternoon Frecks is unusual
at these moderate prices. New
fashion features include wide,
flowing sleeves of Paisley crepe
Georgette, sashes, crushed
girdles, novelty beading. One
style suggests the tailored effect.
Sr-Htr.tw bridle A Clefiler Second I'loer, Market Street
A Philadelphia Maker's
Clearance of Hand-Knit
Sweaters for
Little Felk
$2.95
Slip-ever Sweaters for
babies of one te three years.
In white, tan, pink and blue,
chiefly with white cellars. New
and fresh, just from the manu
facturer. They . would sell
regularly at $2.00 mere than
their special price of $2.05.
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