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jVancy Wme Hears the Craig Biddies Have Taken a
Heuse in Newport She Sees Various Smart Frecks
and Suits Tweeds Are te Be Seen Everywhere
1HEAR that the Cralf Diddles hare
taken n limine In Newport for next
mmn. unci will nend the grcnter pert
nf the summer there. Thev have leased
the Hartslieiiie estate en llnllden Hill,
ind will de quite n little entcrtalninjr.
faura Middle Is nbeut seventeen new,
'nd will he coming out in a year or two.
She leeks very much like her mother,
who. te my mind, wna alwayi the hand hand
Temer of the two outers. Elsie, her
xeiinier slr, new Mm. Henry Clewa,
theuih pretty, wan Just a few inches tee
fall Thev both have fine eomplexlena
and Laura has the .nme lovely skin.
ie will have 11 wonderful tltne when
flic makes her debut, for Mr. and Mrs.
Ulddle have many friends everywhere.
ATTRACTIVE SUB-DEB
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iTOWNSEND LUDINGTON
end Mr. William K. Peele ltna tim n..
nounced, i
Mr. .1. Themas Unset, of llaverferil,
amlTUrs TIenry 8. Abbett, will entertain
nt n buffet Innrheen, nt their home en
Wednesday afternoon, April 19, In honor
fm,he,.r 50Mln. Ilss Kntlmrlne H.
Ceffln. danghter-ef Mrs. M. It. Coffin, oft
261 Seuth Sixteenth street, and St.
T'UJ'v,.w"li,r. mBrrme l0 r Stanley
A. Welch, of the Aldlne, will take place
en Saturday afternoon, April 22,
fiuil' an? n'man W- I'tsle. of the
Clinten Apartments, will leave en May
1, for a visit te Kin Baren Downlnuten,
where thy will be the guests of Mies
Lisle s mother, Mrs. Vranklln Lanrslaff,
before occupying their apartment nt
Lancaster pike, Tlivarferd, nbeut the
middle of May. Mrs. Lrttigstafr will
leave en Hatunlr.v nun ter r, .i,,i. ,
i . a ( 1 I. il.- . .
mlllj Uieffc? which nave a pieue or """" uia i-oceno mountains, whrrn
II'"" I IK tlA 1 -t-t-.Ar.ta WAmnl. t a m . . . . .
X one kind of material and a skirt of
another are very mtieii in vogue witu
the younger girls (Ids spring. I saw
Sara Xlally rcccntlv looking quite pretty
In one of them. The '-blouse, which was
nf dark blue hilk. had n dainty white
figure en it, and her sk!rt was of plain
dark blue. It was ilnished at the long
waist line with a, fascinating girdle.
Sara will hnxc the part of Leila In
"lelanthe" In the Savey this year, and
they tell me wie s very goeu nt it
she ixpects te remain about a fortnight.
,?,"' V0'? patrp- daughter of Mrs
William H. Pure, of 2314 Icut street,
flie Is a student at Bryn Mawr College,
returned te her home yesterday te
spend the Easter vacation with her
motner.
Miss Laura B. D, Garrison, daughter
2iJnra4,.?.Mn,F' kynwoed Garrison,
of 1019 Clinten street, who, as a student
iBL,Dl?'n 4?Iawr, CeIeKc, has returned
Heme for the spring vahatlen.
..... Air. finfl fra Alnn TT..,.... ..
notner Binnri "tmiii ih urn."- .win ,,,. " ... --.,,, imuwei eirui k
hv Ameiie Seixas. T saw her in tewn"MJym MM De J.anley .tree?
sne dnv Inst week wearing a cap, mSZatI' fs'amueTT tt" 'at'lVer
,Mrk hue si k duvetync witn n wide r.erut fr rru',.. ..rf.iv.. i.', '
,ellar of gray fox. and hur hat ya n Sylyla Van Renssela-r Streng, who Vn
inin'l uedfl of that elntey sort of sham- etudent at the .Vatlenal Pathedral
roc!; gieen. untrlinmed but for a single , Scheel nt Washington, will itturn I enie
1, p,n..., .,.... .- "..",--,-. i" . "T ".: . it-vuni i u.ntr
"co -darn-ter. m .lolsen liml 10 clllll i'i'.""""" le lemain ever Uie week-cml.
garden as en rue Mue or me nrim. .... s ," :.V.i, ', cf",' i'i
B ti-.,.ia,i Kt.lt !. n ffnmt.'lnekinirf 1P"' -.for a. visit te Richmond. Vn
. "','".. ". rV:' "."7i..n w : J?.re ".ne.wlll be th- cuest ever the
X7i V ,ne1 fla',l!' of s,!" IJdlth Ruther Ruther Ruther
orndalWC,a,hed,rJa8,08'ch,etofnl at the XB-
tweed dress. It t a sort of dull old reie
bordering en orchid In color, nnd (die Iras
lone cape witn it et tnc f-nme material.
Her hat In n small grnv sports shape,
nnd she wears gray stockings and suede
mhoes. Henrietta is engaged te Carel
Brewster, you knew. It was announced
about a month age.
SPEAKING of tweed suits. I have
Wn nlmef.1 run ever about four
time since Saturday afternoon .be- of ma Spruce street, wlli spend part of
caiie or them. I warned for a niert fn-iaw a ii rt V. X J.: "'aham's wtt
vPafC of time en Chestnut street. Mm- , W&An$& .fe Wit '
plv going from one tore te another. ' ""wauitee, wis.
end I would net lmr believed that , is-inli.brJy " "elghtman.
ninny tweed and hesthev .-eat suits and I h" Wn end nr"0 ,R?uap,ffh,
,n,.euit.,ceull niit In the world, , me. .?m
neli ies DC worn en one suernoen, en . .i, ti. uarstalrs at his shoetlnc
ic street, in one city. There were i Iod:' have returned te their home.
pink ones, blue ones, orchid ones, gray Mrs. Jeseph Prien Tunis and hr
enrs.. lavender ones, green ones, tan daughter, Mlns Annls Lee Tunis, et ""ii
one. pink and gray, pink nnd tan. pink L,nS?V street, will leave the latter
nd brown plaid, lavender nnd gray , &" UL ThSv C"n ia vlBlt t0 Atlantic
laid. blue and Ian. blue and 5rny. we.ef MV TT.nl3 'wllf'Ge i''5e
orange, lore, old rose, lemon, ellew tante of next season.
"I .ttsaw anything te e.ual it. ' &tigtt$&
inn eierv suit had a little round tweed Mr. FaverIte"s mother. Mrs ('award
hat te match and all the wearers had Bewman Leaf, of 2027 Walnut street
leckings te match the suits, or giay.jyj, ???,ut.v tnelr country place. Kaer Kaor Kaer
er tan stocking,, nnd flat-heeled shoes J th! mlddle of next
Anil cvfrv time I'd ee one nml stnn i
te leek. l'dee another mere veinarka- L-r- ni?(1 'Mr!l- Edward L.
in
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engagement of Mitt Camtren te
Phlladelphlan Announced
Anneimccmtnt e the engagement of
Benman Veltber
The marrlaae of Mls Knna June
Veleber and Mr. Carl A. Benman, et
Clevland, Ohie, took place Isst eve
ning at the home of the bride's uncle
diwI 4lmt Mr nml IklM. UllSRell MC-
Cietiglian, et Jladden Heights, N. J.'
rir i iinnri HnrmH. of the Lutheran
rimrrh of th llelv Communion of I
ConsUnce Guyet Cameren, of Prince-' I'hlielphla. etliclated. The brld; wmi
at the Belgravla, Elghteentli and Chest
nut streets.
ten, te Townsend Ludington has been
made by the eung woman's parents.
Mini Cameren la the daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Arneld Guyet Cameren, nnd
Mr. Ludington Is the son of Mr. nnd Stn,m?n
Mrs. Charles II. Ludington, of Ard-' "
ln0!tc'.. ,,, ,. ,.. , Te Benefit Hetpltal
Heth are., still at college. Miss .,, .,.. i.hiu.i.iehia Wem-i. e
ameren will be graduated from lirin . Auxiliary of the Oreat Heart HeHpital, .
Andrew Veleber. Jr., and wen attended
bv her sister, Miss Marje Veleber, as
ninld of honor. A reception for the.
immediate families followed the cere-1
meny. After a wedding trip, Mr. and i
Henman win niana ineir nuum m ,v,-
Mawr In June. In the same month Mr,
Ludington will linlsh his ceunm nt
isle, which was Interrupted for several
years because of his services In the war.
when he was in charge of a naval
aviation school nt San Diege, Calif.
Miss Cameren is a granddaughter of
the Itev. Dr. Henry Clay Cameren, who
was a member of the Princeton Uni
versity faculty for mere than fifty
years. She is related te .1. Donald
Cameren, who was Senater ftem1
Pennsylvania and Secretary of War. On
her mother's side she is descended from
Dr. i'lnley. fifth president of Princeton.
Mr, Ludington is descended from the'
iy"'" i UCVl Uv' Mes .Noyes, who was one
': of the ten founder of Yale. Hla father
Is vice president of the Curtis Pub
lishing Company and a director of the1
Public Ledger Company. '
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. Shelden R. Green, of
Brooklyn, N. T., are receiving con
gratulations en the birth of it daughter,
Patricia Helen Green, en Marcn 1?
Mrs Green wss before her inarrlaee.
Miss Charlette BuntlniT. of Swaithmere
will give the Japinese operetta "I-enst
of the Llttle Lanterns" In th Rese
Garden of the Bellevue-Stratferd Hetel
en Thursday, April 27, for the benefit
of the hospital. There will be fancy
dancing. Mrs . Clarence Dill Is chair
man of the Entertainment Committee,
antf Mrs. A. Adams is chairman of tiv
Ways and Means. , , ,
The Auxiliary will also give a bridge
and live hundred party this afternoon
BROAD Last 3 Evga. ft
PAVin nrci-AMC'i' r'nt.
LIONEL
in "THE GRAND DUKE"
A rrlUn f'emdy by frh tluttry
Supported hv the Orlslrn' Cempuny
Men.. Rlehe'wu! Tut.
MMELL;
a Direction Maurice K. Felt V!
Aldinji,
Cheitnut nt lOth
Contlnneus 11 A, M. te 11 l. M.
MABEL 1NURMAND
In M'k KennHt'e OreiiteH Stifreii
"MOLLY O"
VI'Vt WISHK HP.A1M TOfJAV
Men.. Rlehe'leu! Tut. N'lfht Stt. J!t..
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Bv ,Hl'Mt.lelotg.Wert.M'al.60cletl SO
FORREST Matin Saturday
BOtiT.Nlll(l TO AM, TE ClttLORKN
A HII'-ROARINO RIOT UK .lOVAFUN"
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irVir- OF AH FRED STONM Shw
GARRICK Matinae Saturday
"Point, wlioletetne ceinnly with soeii
n.uile le jieed It nlentr." N. Amrlcn.
GEO. M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS
iti the WhoWeme Jhilrl Hit
THE O'BRIEN GIRL
(MARrs nia musical birtkr)
Mls-s Marlen I-aiie. daughter f Mr.
and Mr B. D. I.une, of ('hestcr. lias
been entertaining MIs- Alice Allisen,
of Baltimore, for ce cral days,
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EITH'S THEATRE
DOROTHY JARDON
In n Herl of Snnu ",Iii!ci
K. ELINORE & WILLIAMS-S.
MARION MURRAY
F. X. DONEGAN & ALLEN A.
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lumuni sATtrtPAV Mienra
Cent'g Men , Tut.. Wed.. Apr. 3, 4, ft
All-Star Ice-Skating Cast
Raetle 4 I.nnh M-prnt & Cnrllnlc
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MISS MARY ELIZABETH ALTEMU8
Daughter of Mrs. B. Dolwen Altemus, of the Falls of Schuylkill, who
will make her debut In several ears. Miss Altemus waa photeirraphed
en her arrival nt the rehearsal for "Why Net 102a?" In which she
will be "a prairie flower"
Sunday, March 2C-. Several out-of-town tenhouse Hetel. The Entertainment
t'uets were present. ' Committee Include Mr. Harry J. Brandt,
, , . ... president : Mr. Rebert Ileane. vice presi-
Mr. and Mrs. Merris Ospey hae ,Ient. Mr jle,VUrd Riddle, chairman of I
returned trem their wedding trip, nnd uefarc. Mr Jelm Davls sccreur'. and .
are at home at 02VJ Larch weed tuenuc. -,, i,a.'j iriv treasurer
Mrs Omiew will be remembered as Mlaa Mr- UftUa K-Clx- treaiurcr.
Kitty Bernstein. MIse Kllznbeth Breen, of 228 Merris
Mr. and Mr,, Dorff Sfoere. son and " recuperating from a recent .
ji - i i - t..rt .,.i iff. t iiinca-s.
UUUHlllCrIll"Iii UL .tljui auu un mi fc
BRIDESBURG
Mrs. Jeseph Katz, of Wakelliiff street,
Is spending some time at Atlantic City,
where she la visiting her sister-in-law, I
Mrs. Sumuel Katz.
Hampton Moere, entertained at bridge
last evening at their home. G239 Jef-
Pa'Us, of
.,,, rt - ...v. a, i'a.ia. ,,i
Me nlnltl and turn te leek nt that right '.' rJ.V lf "H.0: Vi'"'""'.."".'. ar
in the inidtlle of a track, ami then an a vHlt. """ '" -c'v i erK. rer
nute would jiiPt about nip the end of , ,, , ,, , , .
my nose off. while J get the rest of me r iJtlii w, f h...BIab?n;. of
nut of its vay in elder te I;ok nl ' ew U.
another tape suit or font suit, f must 'ford, are In New Yerk for a few days
I'ine teen of least ("00 girls wearing j and are staying at the Rltr-Carlten.
Iww'1' Mrs. Harry W. Butterworth, of Rydal.
i will leave tomorrow for . New Yerk,
TT SKL.MS I mnde a mistake the ether . '"!re sne wUl spend tIle wek-cnd.
1 dny about Rill!'; Ilellly's wedding I Mr. and Mrs. Thecdere Johnsten, of
li'lng followed by n reception nt the "ew Yerk, formerly of this city, have
I'lazn. There Is net te be a leccptlen ' left feVa visit te Atlantic City, where
nfnll; in fact, it is a dinner. The I '"' remal" ,or a week at tne ""
An utret In linnnr of Mr. and Mrs
KrneBt Stacltheuse. of Moercstown. N.
J. The guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
rvanir frnRH lll Iella. MncDhersen.
Minn Mae Macnheisen. Miss Enid i
Ackerman. Dr. rh.irlcs Whlt and Mr. Mrs. JMward Mader. of S646 Ash
Geerge Mcming, of New Yerk r,trcet, ha an her guest for tome time
iK.r niece from Cleveland, O.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Frances Jacksen, of Richmond'
NORTH pmi.utue.niM entertained a number of friends
Mr. and Mri. James I. Masterson. et i at hcr neme lalit eenlng In liener of
4035 North Twelfth street, are blns i Miss i:isle Teberly. of Reading. Pa...
congratulated en the birth of a daugh- wn0 i3 vl-.ltlng In this city for several '
tcr. weeks. Among these present were Miss
1 T (J.IU MIl. A ir.M. fliu XT Tvlllier.
Mls Nan O. Lynch, of the tails of , '.:.' m.' Wilsen." Miss' K. Schoenberg,
'V. '"B ...;.,? ij I Miss A. Fisher, Miss S.
Runn. Mr. A.
Morrison. Mr. M. Hlnckle, Mr. B. Mc-
Brlde. Mr. S. Robins, Mr. K. Kennedy
and Mr. II. Jacksen.
'eremnnv Is te take 'dnre nt half after
Traymore.
I), and then the immediate families nnd
;hitni.7.h:,r;!!,,t!av1'ufs,B,,d" rl? r"! 'Sew s .?: . &
Witney I he rerenlenv will be entertnineI ,,ave returned te their home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Celeman Free-
of 21.28 Locust street, who have
Flerida.
at dinner afterward at the Tiara He
ttl.
Sehnvlklll. will i. nelle!
at Atlantic City as the gust of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence tr. rpten. Jirs. upien
wan Miss Elcanere Armstrong, of this
LU' ' Mrs. Hareld J'ines, of Tacony street,
Miss Alice Klelsber. et 2301 Green wni entertain the members of her
street, will Icaxe shortly for California. sewing circle at her home en Monday
Mr. Henrv Brucker and his daughter, afternoon.
M!b Harriet Brucker. et North Twen-
tletli ftrcet. hae 'returned from the jyfl
neutn, wncre tncy spent vumu mne ua
ellng. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hechman, of 3714
North Nineteenth street, announce the
engagement of thelr daughter. Miss
Frances Hechman, te Mr. i:dwjrd IChr
llch, of New Yerk City.
Sir. William Ilaler. of Kigliteenth and
l Spring Geidt n streets, has returned from
New Yerk, where he spent a few weeks.
B
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Mr. and Mrs. Jehn 8. Gustlnc. Jr.. of Mrs. Isaac 1, LVtwller, of 1347 North
0438 Woodbine avenue, Overbrrek, who Twelfth street, has returned from Palm i
nave ueen Hpenumi, a. icw uayn ai me Heac'.i and .Miami, wnere sue spent some.
Hetel Traymore, Atlantic City, have time. .She was accompanied, by Mrs. S
Hichaid Kellers.
neVOL- realise that in a little mere ' rc?ucr'ed te" tl,Tr hoe.'
Mi., ... l,. -J . .i i .' ""."J..1?'. A card party in aid of the Archbishop Mrs. Herman Stout, of Fifteenth and
.... .,..., , BV1. i,. .ueh uihi vtigs nyan Memerial tteme ler ueat anu xenis streets, will entertain the mem
pirfortnnnce at the rerrest? The par-I Dumb Children will be given at the berB et ncr L.ard club tomorrow after
..r-. ,..,- in,, -ni, 111 in.; piumiing, one nuinc .wv "i""1.?"",",'"".,' "i1;"" neon. m
hleieMInc one beinr for Lvsbetb newl row evening at 8:30 e clock. Miss Marv ,,,,., , , B
nn,l H....V, n..i- i, . . ', , , McClelland. Mm Sara McAneny, Miss Mrs. J. Uniis Hreltinger nnd het H
nml Hemy Heiie It In te be given by MaVsuerte McAneny, Miss Anna T. daughter, of 3511 North Bread street, g
ine new ntnl Mre. r.corge Cnhfrt Kelly and Miss Mary K. Kelly will act I have returned from Flerida, where they S
- aii-i ii i. iiiiMini nifnr in e.n&ti.i. aa innTMifB. 'ina jiuiiie i uiiuvi iiiu amnr Rnnie nine. i nev viu Hiiernv ujl
week, nnd tlieie will be a supper after direction of the Sisters of St. Jeseph. ; t,cr tottage nt Atlantic I'lty. hlch
Zl V He, "''"en' ngen.em ' v Is' ' mi '"" .uxniae-wnn,' tlwy W,U u,,y during the summer.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Geerge Menree, of IfU'J ?eutli
Cruskev street, lum been cntr rtalnlng for
neunifd nbeut a month ege
TrOTni:R was getting I'ell.v ready te
the institution.
GERMANTOWN
zn in n nni-rv m
tier vurls nnd tied he
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".-" ii. nrr up genernuy iie gave
mny iiiMructiens in leg.ird te he
Urier. Pelly, who I live, hed ben
ireLing forward with gicat delight te
i no nffair. hut uu h,1ma..i,!ah ja.
1 . -." "' """"iliuil IUI
"jwi-ii nuiiiouitieii, her
rmc mere nnd
ing i euy ready te' ....,, c sterv eC 40f, vVest- two weeks as ills guests hl.s sister. Mrs.
nd as she brushed V,J. iiJe will Vive I luncheon fel- I I-euU J. Flngcreth. and her seu. Mr.
r vnsli and ether- ?Sidb bridge en Saturday next. Moureo Flngereth. of Atlnntic City.
nnnrnllt. .l. '?,eu..-J. ...III l.lii.le Mr Perter , , -.
The gue'hts will include Mrs. Perte
were. 1'intilM h!,e liesied n dep Msh
jnil said: "I don't cneW 1 betler go.
I eeiildu t member ft that."
i i rn ii i lt'ini rmi'i i iiniM it .t i z rn ssa
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Payne, Mrs. Aiec """ Ci'' "j. ,!'' party last enlng. The guests includetl B
neon, -n-. "'";:-",,',. "V.il trr i aiusa jjfbsie r erresier, aiiss .wanenne u'.
Pierce. Mis ufWTnJ,?s;l'',7.S' Harreld, Miss Mary Gallagher. Miss1"
Jeseph Murphy. Mm Jeseph J lerel, ml. Kluharne Mallov. Miss TCdna lledgers. 5
Jirm ' nrm nil.l.rti ...... - .. ..-.. .,... .i.m. I.miImi en.1 Tl.... ,.... I......
..linU ,.,13 .IUIIJ n,,u .11,33 .Mill. JWU.
ei s, a
expression be- i lr.rr ir. A. Baldwin and Mrs
mete crushed, as it William MacNelll.
k -w.e tteinv W. Kind will entertain at
bridge tomorrow
m.c rviwin i ;.I. liarriB, r .""
A leceptlen and dance will lie given
bv the Phi JVlta Jthe Fraternity en
Saturday eenln?, April 1, at the Hit-
tifwgSk
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ANNOUNCE A
Big Special Sale
Tweed Suits
Friday and Saturday Only!
S3i3
$
25
Ail the popular mix
tures, ftliatles and
!! (I't j en lmy
In downstairs ateref.
(or many delMrs
mere. We bui- from
the fame manufactur
ers iut !1 cheaper.
Hats In .Mulch Your
or Oar Material
Parchaiing Agtntt'
Oritn AtttpUi
123 Se. 13th St.
Abute
t mtlmerl'n
NANCY wynni:.
Bread htreet, entertained nt a luncheon
and bridge party eterda. Among,
the gucs a were Mrs. Herace Ooedwln.
MlsH'rances Knder, Mrs. S. M. Ita OK
Mrs. , William "": L, ' "VV"
son and Mrs. Geerge
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
M.. t.. i . Mrs. lllll" "
r.rl Mr. i-d. Brc'wn'r'. Jr.. son of Mr. p. Philler. Mra
SS , A VffL Brewnln. of 245 I William H. Wll
en i.:.tJL-.J?'la "ireet, w ill give a dinner I Key.
Th rearular dinner-daiice at Cedat Cedat
breSlc Country Club will be held this
wi-"S.r ''i'ir. "'nose marriage te eveninu.
"I'lcli Mr. and Mr Theodere U. wie- en Wednesday next.
it)
r.'. !","' ."' -n De l.auecy place, wl 1 if- ..,t -wn. Harrv Bebrow. or b
r i,. ,i " V. or ",'' sarar'ien F.ich- -.vest Cliveden avenue, entertaincu ;
SS' .'Wh-ltne HmS 5 W' .N-w VerU.
i i.eaun.
.it. "...'.'. ..wii, .uii'i ..iitiEare
M1KR i.i i .... u i,- .v ,......:...
'.elgcrs, Miss Marv Falrk, Miss ElUta
f'irnn!,1,rl Mls'W-H'iabeth Frame. Miss
)ennUe.Grn,h,am- Mr- Jaies . W
Painn'll'',H' ( "rUs Woeil, Mr. Lee
ii,.1.. "' 'V.r' J"el'b t'hamr.aii, Mi. Jeseph
r?,iiH' s,r:,Mric B. Walls. Mr. Alden
P.; :.' '"' ""iiisuerj .Miner, .Mr. -
niriti VW.,..Mr' Edward Ooedell, Mr. aPP
iV Mi? ; p,1,1l"f. Mr. Itebert Pltlleld, .
Lir' RLe"""! !lirel. Mr. Fiederlck r'Y,Vr
WEST PHILADELPHIA
lt and Mrs Ravmend Atwood
llinette of Blrdsbore. Pa. are recelv
ni conkratulatlene en the birth of a
rtauM.?. rauajj:". Hu,.t te en March
, sirs, iiujeuc "". -
ersett, or mis. city.
mid Mis. Knepller, of 6025,
n.,i.iM Street, announced ine e
nB . " "' Clinten h. urewn. Mr. ,;n.v,i of their daughter, miss Aueune
R1m;;l0,J,T,ltcr' M:- Spenrer nroek. Mr. I IJP'Vr te Mr. Sanuitl Jl. Tunltsky,
nm,uH, Pe"'im. Mr. T, P. On Quartel ?,,'.. dinner gl en ut their home en
"Ifhardsen and Mr Norten Conway, of at " dlTiner fc"tn i
h.Vi nrk,, Mn'- Wledeisetm, who has
" ' Will lltlini linma tnnitrUt
nJll? K'1"1' who will attend the card
ni V. J! J' s?lurday .Uternoen which Mis. i
nn?x hiV.,Ue.r' of m "leddvn roae. Ara-
Mil' , " slve ln bouer of her daughter.i
M iMuM,rar,".t '" Meudcr, will Include ,
M V mc,0..W' Ml'nl- M" '?rberta Pew. '
if. ''''V, MacLeed. Miss Pilscllla Bar
Pi; M,'?, Annette Mctntlre. Mls ,
ii..nor. I',l''er. mm Fiances Crewell,
I ' l;abel Pavls. MIfh Elizabeth
llef?i i Mlss ,Ie,en Rena- Mlss Mildred
rwi.r V""l .iy uutcner. .miss
Kv 1?";lh. M'ss lUrb.-ir.i Cuitls. Mlss
t?JlCliNa7Ul' Mli,t Miugaret Fergusen.
neS-,,e"rl.e.,.ta ''hnpnwu. Mlss Vlleauer
rii.i:..' 'llv ntnarine uittlncw. Mlsf
I'h,?. Ul ,. ,,'t",nan. Mlss Kiirb irs
nl?,M,, Tbimi C'laikBOii. Mli.
wii.J. .V0"' Mlf" Jane Gutei MlM
iSnJM,,lI".m 'n'1 M;s" Mary Viigln'a
si ' MJrh,s J,H-,, felleis. MIsh Maiiraiet
Vin'JUrs ,;T I M wards. Mlss Helen
Ma ..MIhs Mats net Stenn.-en, Ml.i
vr ceihns, Mits Sat ah Large.
MUs I'rancen Uer
s. dauchtur of lir
S r.,,ir"'. 'ev'"'.. r'rst Hebs, of I7;'l
JrlL.h,e.',t.',' w,ln entmiiln at n small
In h" ni 'Mr llem' 0I Saturday wi,
i- S?J of Mlr'' Mry L. Hutler. d.iuglw
MXHii rir. L. . """ uiier, uu
i ciiiiiiKiinieni en .iiri i(ea3 1
,irrn,,w)jm?"'M)M,w
HE CORSET
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shown en our
stout model at
the Fashion Shew was
a stock corset and fitted
without alteration.
The abdominal belt
worn was custom made.
perlsl Attention te Menln,
snrcliel nd Maternity.
ITlodeme
WMirjaxmnnz
835 Chestnut St.
yx7Zr.2ZZrrett Alwsja MeileratiZZHZ:
BONWIT TELLER & CO.
Ofie Spcaalfe Sftcp cOrtamatiens
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Specially Priced
VANITY CASES
French Suede Metallic Cleth
Striped Sill; Pin' Seal
4.95
Values 8.50 te 10.00
Combining purse and mi-lady's
vanity accessories, these cases
embody distinction and utility.
All have mirrors and compart
ments for powder; many have
cigarette holders and lip-stick
cases.
flit H. tiiry "a
Ns
Exceptional Values
PURE SILK HOSIERY
Prier te moving the hosiery te the
St. James Shep Walnut at 13th Street
Reinforced lisle or all-silk garter tops and soles. 1 Or
Black, white, cordovan, beige, gray, russet. . . . --0
Formerly 2.25 te 3.25
FIRST FLOOR
TOMORROW
Q
VENWG
JWC
WNCEMENT
Bemvit Teller & Ce.'s New Shep in the St. James Hetel
(The fnciiudna! Lmeie Shep Fermaly Thirteenth and brtruem i'tice:s
A-3j
5f'i)HE opening of the Sr. J.imcs Shep is the tangible cvidcr.ee of the
VVeZS; evolution of nn idea that had its inception seven years ae, when
-isz Bonwit Teller & Ce. opened the Individual Lingerie Simp at
Thirteenth and Sansom Streets--the only one of its kind in the country.
This new shop indicates net only the growth of an idea, but the progress
of an institution and the achievement of an ideal.
The Specialty Shep of Originations
for years has devoted itself te the study of every phase of the Fine Art of
Women's Dress. The principles of Art: svmmetry, plastic grace and color
harmonizatien: were applied te the development of Women's intimate
apparel the inner elegancies of dress as the fittir." complements te the
outer costumes of beauty and distinction.
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J ml i vidua I Sheps of Jingerie .?jiiecs,
Hosiery and Corsets
will replace the original Lingerie Shep. In exquisitely appointed Njns,
created te provide the desired atmosphere of artistic charm and beauty.
women with that innate refinement and instinctive zea taste may select
their Apparel Intime in an environment of privacy. The introduction
of the corset shop is in response te the demand et our patrons who wish
the same perfection in a corset that is evinced in our negligees and under
garments. Cersetieres, accomplished in the art of meulding the teminme
form te slender and supple lines, will personally study types and meet the
requirements of the individual.
'Benn-it Teller & Ce. fv tends a Cordial Imitation
te all, te attend the opening of their St. James Shep, that marks the pro
gression of this organization, symbolize the confidence of an ever-growing
clientele, signifies an appreciation ei the high standards of this institution
and presages the highest attainments in the Art of Women's Dress.
Treustcauv
f.x qu isite Under things
'Boudoir lAppiitel
finert - Hosiery
Cjlevc Siii Vndcrtlungs
'Boudoir ifuweNj
MMiMMH
ONW1T TELLER L CO.
ft. James Sflep
WALNUT AT 13,M STREET
Direction BtatileV CeirlpaW f Aj
TO
m - t t
N't.VP.TIiEN'TIt AMI) .MARKRT t.v
11. 1-31, 0:30, 5i30. 1:30. O.S'.J
NermaTalma.
IN I'HWT NVTIONAL ATTJtAClT
"Leve's Redempti
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STANTOR!
HlXTHKNTH L MARKKT
11:30. 1.80. 3.30, 11:39, 7:30, BJO
Maclyn Arbuckle
nnd .Ti:AN t'AIOK In
"The Prodigal Judge
Afiaplnl from Nevrl
1$. "CARDIGAN" ,
Reii'il W. i' nmlrt' HetiiitiiIc Ne1
0 fl TinOAD K CHESTNUT
11.30. 1.30. 3.30. 6 30. 7:30, 9'SO
laST .1 DAYS
William De Milk's
T.ATEST PAIlAlrOUNT lTtODUCTtOJC
'Bought and Paid Fer'
WITH
Jack Helt and Agnes AyTM
'i:.nj wi:i:k imhamdi st j'u.vrtVAi
m: i ai, ik i c.ttfA r m I'Pi.vam)
PAl A'IV 1-ni ArAiiKi.r
1 VLiWCi in .r teilrir, v. M.
Richard Barthelmeas jft.ffi16
Tf A HI A 0Tir . CHKSTNUT
AKtrAUm 10 a. r. te ii:is i. m.
"POVERTY OF RICHES"
VIPTflRIA MARKrjT AT NINTH
Vlvl vFIl ti a. v te 11 15 y it
CHAS. RAY in "R. S. V. P
addrp fQMKDT "nit. rrtOMisn ,mr"
TADITfll 8T,t MARKET ,
VAlllUL 10 A M te 11:13 PM.
"Man Frem Lest River'
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"YES, MY DEAR" SKiVr'
SHUBERT
puri.A '9 T.r.AntNc. rm:.vTRi:.t
DIRECTION OP l.ni: J. .J. SHPllEltT
MTNUT ST OPERA HOUtt
THE. WOP'.OJ Bt3T
VAUDEV8LLI
HAIkT KA AT Z.I3-EV3 AT 8.19
BELLE STORY I McCONNELL
Arifrlca'a l'ormei clMDcriM
I'o'eriiturn het.rann et JhMrjun
BOBBYJO'NEIL eTCO.
HA-. MrdOIIII .C III. Rl1INn;T
CLARK & VERDI
THE BRIDAL SWEET
With On "in -vmp'l iiTn" --
"RIGOLETTO brothers
Wlh i AN'I)V SISTPItS
LYRIC
JOHN
DREW
atwiRnntLUMi
WL JCMtALLW EKHEST LAW0tt
BETTY UNLCt' ROBERT RSNXk
ten UllBtnv" T- s VTl Kl,AV
S SHIIBCm Deil Seati, $2.00
A IRAC'KERJACK SHOW ' Rord.
Pew Musical Pumf diva Hum" th Aiipaj aa
SW!2?e '
VTJ fHX. VStV
JS3
Evei. at 8:1S
Mat. Sit.
MRS.
LESLIE
CARTER
MASTfSPIECt
Innu'rar
ADFIPH1
Lnst 3 Evga.
$1.50 Mat. TnHar
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.r hnlO rr - ' ii . .' r fni Tmlay I
.k SEAT SALE TODAY
r'ltANZ ti".p. - t iir' i ' i r
"LILIOM"
l;)-Zn- JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT
mihtr & EVA LEGALLIENNE
mev rn mi ' i: a i. r i r
i Til tj 00 VHP i XT Hl'-UH
Mr. itiiv
.'.Or 111 S7.IHI
( enir le tlir Cenrrrt
WALNUT
CHARLOTTE
GREHMWOOD
UETTYPEPPEK
l.xtr i PI inn (iniirrt n.. I P. M.
I.v Ant XhllNKR JIV'll'S
Mi. h f 'I.I TTX- ! I PI P.U '
BUILDING SHOW
First Regiment Armery
BROAD & CALLOWHILL STREETS
Unqualified Success
Bigrexl Ficnt in the Iliilery of
Pkilailelpliia'i Expoiitieni
RECORD CROWDS ATTEND
Fret Prize te be Drawn ler Tonight
Oiling lump
Cencrrls 1lrnoen and Evening
ADMISSION FREE
( ni.i ip Misn
MI.IKIII'III ITA lll'I.ICX (OMIM.Vl. . V,
T'n'.ri.V.'Vi k MAD AM A BUTTERFLY,
Xlmr. 1 irnir. I'.rnlii. MM ( linmliw, Breitl.
Itnlii, iikln(Miii. Ceii'l Mi rnrnnl
. V?'"" PARSIFAL
Tlckfta AijJnm & llfnnf'. I III) f lirat. H,
SONG RECITAL "
IVKV IIY
Helen Buchanan Hitner
xVlllirr'tpeim Hull, Juniper npil Walnut R,
Thunday Eve., March 30, at Sill '
CAIr.MV OF JIl'SK COVER '
rill riirninz, m wwii ae, an,-.
GEORGE F. BOYLE, PianUt
-nitll MTTCI COM r. .. . '
ll.'.rl. ill llepur'a mill Almlnny , 'ii'Wl
DUMONT'S I'Tii ahcii i:v., tfa'f
EMMETT WELCH MiimImL
, fr-xllf "KTOCIiH AND HHOCif' -. jWfc'
r: "' Walnut. Centln. 1 im'UmM V ' '
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