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WJUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
fancy Wynne Gives Tea Dale of Coming Season's
First Debutante She Talks of Baltimore 'Engage
ment With Philadelphia Affiliations
Tif flrcr dcbiilnntr of the .ensen J3i Heutli TJIjMiteenMi sttect, w on en
" e" t, imrniliireil will I,.. '"rt"ln "J dinner en l'i Idn.v e rnltm ntst
1022-2" te lin .'UV'yii'm-.n-I. ?,' their liome In honor or' MIsh Frftni-c
larv Tjeiiin " " """-" ""," '"y" iiammenu, auiicliler or l)r. and.
Aim. u. jay Hammend, of 1222 spruce,
1.
Ji
Engaged
i'llllnmrpert, Pa,, nre thi) guest
uine or sum Alice iicrnnnr,
' Mr. and V.rn. rnirlfH Ileeb
ititr, of Sift Houth Ferty-flmt street.
''l... Ian Wllltft. Ml
i . White's rlnuglitrr. T remember
S rlr 11 te Itcnry Miller Watt Intro
'fl the Ir laughter. Marian Watt..
ftJhVf Cflltcr week. -It's ratuer a Reed
ft. It mmm te me. Ttar, teft Is te
Kl? V followed by n dinner for the
Vn Pirtv ami Mask ami Wig
Htreet, whose enraectnent recently lms
te Air. it
Kentucky, new of thin city
been announced
yen of Mr. Craig S. Llgeet, formerly ti
Itebert ('. Manet.
Mr. and Mr.
accompanied by tlieli
Osden D,
man ea tiv their daus-h
Hara D. Wllklnien, nnd their emndnen,
Wilkinson
daughter, Mlns
Mater Ocden Heddlnvten. of 2010 Will
nut street, wilt mil en Wednesday, April
2(1, en the steamer Paris. They expect
te upend several mentlin touring the
Continent, returning In the lata autumn,
Mlis Kntharlne Field and MIsh Mr
Ertr n the -eTCiing. Mrs. William
ffintft T-euliP'" grnnilmether. and a
"'"...I .. nt her Indies, besides the
Start"!". mil receive with her.
TirKIXf of dates for debutante, Jnrln Field, of HioeUten, Mans,, will be
AI.M.M' "t "'" ... n,'the srueftf of Mini Carel Medlar, ilauph-
afffllm. heard a remnrktihlp wnv of , ter of jjrfl- Httl)1utl j,. irnmmr. of she
.-" !...' inies tliaf is rnriied en In
K 8lnWil of censultlnj the
King ilatletifr.. as wf de here. a
which dflic bn b(,(,M fnkcn P"d which
y 0P-n. the girl in the Junier
rwe enoese one pf their number I
unfc It's the Junier Lcarnte, but It might
,Kc 8eW Cirele: It's one of Bob Beb
?Vi "eniffy" associations), and die
liu account of the dates nnd when
te nre coin te give a party they
X call Iter ui first nnd consult
"j te what days nre open.
It mut be great for that special
Mutunte. pmmi though It does menu
tart work, for I'll water M.e must be
ffil te everything going, leu'd cer
ulnlr nttcr have the noire te roti reti
Iii it her about a dale mid then net nk'
tir I don't iff hew xhe cots time
w kH the book right. Mir- mint hitve
e en firetind te much. She can't well
,lal a previous engagement, jeu nee.
1......1 It 1m does It. would hOVO bCCIl
Er fault that two parties wrre siren
Jn the jfime day. Seme Jeb, I'll ay!
Kuruoe street, whose nnrrlatre te Mr.
W. Hey Hell, of this city, will take
place en Saturday evening. April 20. in
the Second Preabytcrlan Church, Twenty-Aral
and Walnut street The Mlr-ses
Field will attend MIsh Medlar ae brldeu
malda. They will come en April 1!.
Mm, Seth Hetherlngten, of 2.T10 J'lne
afreet, accompanied bv her daughter,
Mica Betty Hetherlngten, will leave the
latter part of next week for a few days'
visit te Annapell. Md., te attend the
naval liep en Saturday evening, April
22. Miss Hcthci liiRtcm will be a debit-
tame or next aeaeen.
HI VsH :
HaM'taaaMMnaMMi
the remembered as Miss Khuabeth'llvanfl,
formerly or tins section,
Friends of Mrs, Jehn Hobbins, of 1229
Daly atreet, will be nlad te learn ehe la
ling irem a reeeni nine-.
fyell, of Willi
for n. short I
'dnuijhter of
MIss'Heieti M. Heyd, 'of the 1'owelten I recupera
MiarttncntM. who Im Hnendlnit the Ienten i ..,.'. tr...i i... ..iimiI in
lDnn thn ,! UlKim.1 AlUnllnl. '" '' lf?J?.'" ."""-?-"....- !- I
i -.?-". ". y." " ".".."".- ner ni,m at litv Kr.vuer avenue mn;i muunba i uwn cvi
I ..",. nn? ""?.".? "c.r '"",," "S0, ..ill hiving neent Berne time with friends nt ., .,.,,, . t-.K t r.t M.in of 'tin world, kIm sAn ndvice en rrebms
'T. Hlnn-jl and Mlsa Anna Hlntict. of this L!i,'n,f '"r l .Mr. ?'n.r...A' Pf""?0'! V. t...Mln ' of life nn1 lee. Teu'll mid th itter sd-
. City. ' ' - Hireci! is vi
-' IM- I I J . ni. , n
ruciii. issr
MtH. K. ailnicur, Mr. nl Mrs. Harve:
Mr. and Mm. Walter Markle, Mr. and
Mm, William I toy Je ana Mr. and Mrs,
Walter Helland,
mi ' ' "
MOORE8TOWN
dred C. Htent. and Mr. William tl
Stew, oflBertona Iandlng read,
Mr. nnd Mm, Lawrence Itess, of Stan Stan
wlek avenue, have left te make their
home in Yuma, Ariz.
WHY NOT U'RITK TO OVNTIIIA?
Cynihlc, vine and ftprlenecI In ths
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Walsh and Miss i
X). 1J, Waluh, of 1S22 Locust utreet.
ltiij n I a Al tt If mtntin fntin 111 If
'way te the Vanama 'Cinaraiid the i Feid, of 19211 Kerth Thlrty-thlrd rtreet
north coast of Seuth America
MIm Ksther Mayers was the guest of
honor at a surprise linen shower en
(Sunday last at the home of Mlns Pearl
I.evltt, 6887 Cobbs Creek Parkway. The
marrlage of Miss Meyers and Mr. Jeseph
E'ollen will take place en June ii.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. "and Mrs.. Arthur K. Stern, and
their family, Of 2034 North Ulghteenth
street expect te sail en April 14, for
an extended European trip
Mrs. J. Marshall and her daughter
Mlrs Emily Marshall, of Kerth Heven
tee.nth street, nre upending a fortnight
in ualtlmere, mu with mend.
visiting friends In .NorfeiK, a. , ,,r..i
Mr. and Mrn. Charles M. Stout, of I dm- under.
STRAWDEBRY MANSION , ttoxberougli.'l'a.: have announced the en- inJ"rl: lPa"tl?i!-..i,i'1i. '".'" .
Mrs. Isaac Feld and Mr. Martin J. gagement of their daughter. Atlss Mil- :?MV jf a HaiTli Udi" '"
Hear Cynthia,'' which PDCr rr'
rifa.;e Tell Me .What Te Wti,-
rature
kdqiii,
l
en
I
AM hoping I'll have a chance te run
Vl. .1 mm TmmkV
ATPr te .iew xnrR nun n" w.,-.
Xetris Alevra before she returni) te
niimanie. hut It I wanr ie ejn n- . .
hire te inn wen. for she writes they
""' . ... - -..11 . lltalM IAIA In
hive ciwiuru ie van i i' """"L."'
Mr. and Mm. William Paul O'Neill, of
Tetnalr. Ttydal, and thelr children, who
havft been spending n, Khevt time nt the
Hetel Chelsea, Atlantic City,-have te
turned home. '
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van liens liens liens
solecr. of Hlghteenth and Walnut streets,
nae lert ter a. vlmlt te Atlantic city
I'liote by Ilfichrach.
.MISS IIOnOTIIY KIA'
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam New bold Kl). of the Merris
ApartmriilH and Ardmeru nventie,
Chestnut Hill, wIiohe engatrment
Is nnnmmred today In Mr. llnliert
W. Wanlcn. ofllaverferd
SSw ChVlwJ" Pet,d fW d0y" al tlie " traveling through Flerida for the
i jnrii. iiiviikii t'lif, ijiiitiivn utnuiM i
Mrs. M. H. Ceffln end Mrs. William ' turned home Monday Mrs. James
Bteeie. :ie, will assist Mr. Charles W.
Welsh In receiving today at the tea
given at the Aldlne In honor of Miss
Katnenne cemn, whose marriage te
Mrs. Welsh's son. Mr. Stanley A. Welsh,
will take place en April 22.
Mr. and Mm. Philip G. Sharpies, of
Merlen, and Mrs. ShnrpleB' sinter, Miss ,.
Leonera. T. Wain, of Overbroek. sailed ' M
uraay en ine rant.
Kttiard and her small wen will visit
her mother, Mrs. Htartninian in Nt
Augustlne until the middle or April.
Miss Dorethv Kllteugh. of 633 1
Ornene street; has left for Musklgum
College, New Concord, Ohie, aheie she
Is a Junier.
r A. L. Barnes gave a luncheon
have' returned home after spending three
months In Miami, Fla.
Mr. Lewis J. Itosenberg, of 8232 West
Montgomery avenue, has returned from
Kvansvllle, Ind,
Mrs. Bimen Clark, of 3237 West Nor Ner
ris street, has returned home, after
(spending the winter In Miami, Ha.
NAVY YARD
Majer and Mrs. Arthur W. Owens
have tin their guest for a few days Mrs.
Clarence Carr, wlfe of Admiral Carr. of
Htnnllvn til(vr lltlfl Mri. OttnS Will
entertaln Informally at dinner In honor
of Mrs. Carr bofeTe the .Navy Ilellef j
Theatricals at the Navy "iard en atur-1
I'iv vnln Artnilr.il nnd Mrs. CdlTl
Miss Anna Geldman was the rues! ef'f0. .for",rl'.1",!lUend at t!,Cl Navy !
of honor at a surorlse miscellaneous I "'" ln ln,s "
shower en BunJay, given by her sister. Mrs. Alfred W. Atkins, wlfe of Com Cem
MIm Hese P. Oeldman. Among thelmander Atkins, is new at 1030 Spruce
guptn were Miss Mary Naftulan, Mlsn street, vhere she will remain for a
nay Mnyeer. .viss Anna i-evin, .miss mentn. cemmanuer Ataina is a.i preacm
iinnnan rem, .-nui rniaa ivi, .miss
.Sneclar, Miss Hay Maten. Miss Iettle
Marcus, Miss Ruth Bernstein, Miss
Henriette Goldstein, Miss Hese H. Regal,
Miss Isabel Sailer, Miss Elisabeth n.
Srfmukler, Mlsa Ida Hlvkln, Mm. M.
(leldman. Mr. Merris Sackser, Mr. Jack
Ilium, Mr. Jee Hnvder, Mr. Herman
Snyder, Mr. Ham SImltln. Mr. Marcus.
Mr V. HUM tlr nntl.1 rvn. Mr All
Hemstlen. Mr. rank Kahn. Mr. Na. Thn regular monthly meeting of the
i than Oeldman. Mr. Jehn Spltzberg, Mr, i. C. T. LT. of Franl'.ford will be held
'Frank Geldman, Mr. Harry Althotse this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ana Jir. unanes ueraraat, Mrs W- D,IrtncC.f of Orthodox street
Mr. and Mm. Veter WlneUur. of tr,34,anu franitferd avenue, will entertain
In command of the yriUed States steam1
snip uuimer.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles Sanderson
Hill, have arrived In the Navy Yard,
where Colonel Hill la In command of the
marine barracks.
FRANKFORD
North Fifteenth street, nre recelvln
eongratulatlens upan the birth of ti
ren. Kdward Hllas Wlnelcur.
Mr. Ilenty J. Walter and Miss Ada
Walter, of 2312 North Bread street, who
have been spending several months In
Kurepean travel, are expected te return
shortly.
n un.n.'i ..'..,.,.!... i and flvp hundred nartv yesterday at the
n i..,tf nn the ?OHi of Anril. She in Kncrlnnd nnd nvnnr-e home of M.rn. Jehn It. Hunsberger, 1!)
and naeul have been in fw xeru
ahHhe ffir irHlW SSS-: , AL0NQ THE READING
who married Guster M'. de Hapsburg i Mrs. Jehn S. Stucky, of Welden, near
iihln the last jcar hdiI Is living en Glenslde. haa returned from Pine Hluff,
l'lrk avenue. ' c whefe "he spent the winter.
I hinir Dorethv leeks very well. Olid The Weman's Club of Wvnrete. will
went the name unusual and "different" 1 held its reguiar meeting thin after.
neon in me ciuDream en ureenwoea
avenue. There will bs a business
meeting first, followed by a lecture en
"Deeks Old nnd New," by Mr. Warwick
James Price. The hostesses for April
arc Mrs. Geerge P. Basnctt and Mrs.
Geerge Gergas Pelrle, Jr.
Tlmkn of her Philadelphia friends who ,Ja 'un iii,hf,. mi.. ter--m.ri,t
liaie ecn her during this visit te'l me stralth-Mlller, of Ambler, -have been
he ht I'hanged very little nnd la quite spending some time In Flerida.
happy with her foreign husband. Dore- Mrt IlrW!j HaUoweU and Mlgll Mary
Hallewell, of Bethayres, have returned
from Flerida, where they spent a few
WC4kS.
. .. . I. .. &t. t . m al.M.M. nffAA,,l T
riOtnw mat sue ii" ni"nj uuvmu.
vlinU never forget the strange wedding
liMthlrcs she had. I naid nt the time
H tooled like a species of old-fashioned
Umbtekln. It wa of pent te nnd allk
frinitc. j en remember, and it van rcr-
tlln y "dinerenr.' uur it suited ner
thy was always oeniopolitan. She
loved Paris nnd the ways of the Euro Eure
prann and ns just the right girl te
ratrry a foreigner.
East Tulpchecken street.
Dr. and Mrs. H.' Handle Kauders. of
Gormentown. are receiving congratula
tions en the birth of n se.i, Randje Mer.
gan Kaudcrn, en April 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wolsten Welsten Wolsten
helme, of WlssahlcUen avenue, nre ex.
pected home from Pinehurst, N. C,
within a few days.
Mr and Mrs. William Yeung, of
5528 Chew street, entertained en Men
day evening, nt a birthday party for their
flve-year-eld daughter, Miss Emily Yeung.
The little guests included : Miss Mar
guerite Fehr. Mls Delly Campbell,
Miss Anna Tatlow. Miss Betty Sul
livan, Miss Helen Davis, SIlss Majorie
Walthe, Miss Mary Ore&s. Miss Frances
Martell, Master Billy Yeung, Master
Raymond Tatlow, Master Paul Yeung
and Master Cavandcr Hackctt.
I WAS interested tehenr of the en
gagement in liiiltlmerc of Klir.abetlt
llandall ami Dr. Harry Richmond
Sterk. Jr. Yen knew. Klirnbeth is a
tlsler of Alexander Hninlnl). who is
ensaeed te Aurera Carter, of Haiti -
mere, the daughter of Julian Carter, a I
brother of Rev, Geerge Calvert Carter, i
of Brjn Mawr, and Auiera'n mother
vias Aurera Ha.'ehurM, who died seen I
after her murriuge.
What n bclln Aurera Haxleliurst was
when hi came lienin fresii from hnnrd. .
lag tehoel and mnde her debut in this
ilty! She Mas perfectly 'beautiful, and
m nnd spirited ns a sprite. I remem
wr when she became engaged te Mr.
"artr. He bad been eniitrmplating the
minletr.r nnd ir was in the days when
Mande Adams was playing In Barrie's
"Little Minister." Heme one had told
Aurera t lint she looked; like Maude
Adama (nnd the did. for that matter).
md he used te rail herself "Habble"
and her fiance "The Little Minister."
After her death Mr. Carter moved
fik te jm tiniere ,and some M-ais Inter
rIe'l Miss Hush, who wns nlse a
imiaiepiiinii. Aurera Carter enme out
in Jtaltlmere two .ensens age nnd eaine
"P here for a number of parties. She is
a niece of Mrs. Walter Slcel and of
mm. .Milten Werk, who were sisters of
thi former Aurera Haxlehumt.
But te go back te Elisabeth Itnn
iU. fclin has an envinbic iet'erd for
ar weik. and served overseas In our
-.. iiicunai uepnrtmeiit lis n recon- !
tructlen aide. She is uctive In the
uaitimere Junier League and Is n mem- ,
Mr of the Colonial Dames of America.
JACKir: had been taking rare of babv I
rtlc ntire left te get brother his het-
bus : hi n1",.,i,ml V'Pn w,rnp ''nni('
lli. ,Lm: 9nc thi"C l s"re. I'll
''", "' 'or my babies. This Is I
'"e ramli for a mnn tr .,-tlH ..
XAN'CT WYNNE.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs, Cbarle M. Stuard, of Ardmore,
and Mrs. James R. Stuard, formerly of
Ardmore, new of Oermantewn, hae
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs DeuvlaaS Dewncs Du-
i rand, of the Aqullla Apartments, have
had as tncir guest ever me past ween-
end their cousin, miss licniia uurana.
Miss Margaret Musser, of Oakland,
Calif., and Alias Maigaret Blncham Cor-
(i SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
t t;.im,dr M,p' Wll'am -NVttbnl.l Klv.
noun h' JnVenuc' Chc"'t Hill. ;: ,
W. WaJdei? i?thysIi:J5"' l0. Mr' "erbert
Mrs ru. ,i'.,Ir"..of. "nvtrferd. Mr. and
'""n eccUnvh,.the"' ra,"ll'- "e hovel
Merris SVfyan,., n"rtiiient at the .
the uini.l Sm ,th J hlrteent street, for
Wv In jfav.'" Pe" ",elr ceun,ry '0
t'I!.1!?-JfJF? e
'aueMer. MM
Ynrlr ......" ' mown, or
.lauiiii.;" ,JV.V.CS .th0 engagement of her
New
Mr Ti : V..;V ,A.?I.,'!!K "rewit. te
later te thi .Vi,. V.,;p'. A"ie"e'i M n
The wJ.i. S'.r.' ,". (.'ts and Hlevenes,
1 ' " A. workers during tile
ar,
-wi',
'uhter Mlsa
in Paiirn.i.t rf t' i
?."Lt'0 luncheon en I
In honor of her
I'll! be Miss Bertha
'"Oiilie VniVi. Tii ,r Pa. merris. Mis
MIm lln,KLL'8,.M1',i, Dllxabeth McBlrey
menB th --. "iwMth Pancwist
i". nrnviha .i.. ..: :"- '',CT wtiinu
-ry .,,, ,uiH X lTf lnln X'nrrla 1lma
a lli T'li.,.i....: .'.,:"'
. MiTir '??ten' ',IIW '-III e fin.
n. ' .'S AIle"' Miss Helen Chap Chap
RMten xn?Tmft "rey. Miss Gertrude
fiA.NallrJ' Jfnewles. Miss Mary
Jiixi Vi. """". .hiss nv i Swan.
fliJl..Var,l:.,J"t M.cAdoe. MIhn Frances.
Klliabeih rr, i '4,!;ni.Vl Wlien. Miss
1 f i '" fd', "?? Kllznbeth Cfts Cfts
PaieVi' V.'.H. ''re J''. Dejt, Miss Mlrn
aen v., . :""" ""iii .xiisa
.:"., !,'.,h',.-iirgaret Patterson. MIksi
Murv Clothier, i
.xiism uatn
Cralir. flHS
IVrrell Austin,
"n, MIbmm ",,'. V'"3 nrollne Dray
WerTck Mury Y''nla " Miss Mary
Mtrlerin mI1" M?rBret Bain. Miss
Wi.rii!. Mei se. M ss rnrrnll ttnlln inri
'" Catharine Hinge.
nti iiiVi , , '""ruaret Patl
Mils' It llP,'lr!'-n. MIsn Mi
I.Wiii.Ieice'MI'' w"h
Vim J Au,l,ln. Miss Ten
t MA"n?. "'-v.- Mlw C'nr
' e" Virn"n',t,ia ?;eV'Bh Frit, daugh daugh
1Wnr(,.re,,rntn . Mr"- ''"seph Frltr.. of
'ln st tlerman own, xs til onter enter
ThuraJaO ,'f?"n "bower and bridge en
"f Mi..' T?"rR00ll .April 20. In honor
"ra. AifrAri ""; ?errm, daughter of
hrLA,Ir.cj! rftl'l Merris, of Vlllnneva.
Ri!enbr..K,??i"?."t Mr. J. Kenten
leccntly xx.xs nnneuncea.
wht. with V . "yn". Hiestnut 1 1111. !
l,r'll .M.rv ,.n,.V "n" their dau-;h.
Wnrllnk- iiii y.. i . ' "cnry. h.is been
"Ihliu.i trv l'i1.'1' al'C'm,1 returned ,
;'m Uar V,. . ' ""' l''ar and'
It11"' The',. m, !,t Prf"""t In .Swlr.er
ilr ami m, ?"Lm" 'ft"" " 'mtU Jul).
"'l tl eir r,f: .,,'01'" W ilte Geai v, Jr
lb lait .?,""' WJ' have been'. feV
r'rn"l tft h'iJ"?."1""- ' 'l'e'"'', have
n an...!.? thl elty, and are ecmm-in
"cni at j.ciham Court. 'aar-
iflMtfWfc
;ue Mrt. Heward p. I.lg,, t, ef1
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
If Yeu Cheese te Trim
Your Own Hat,
Here Are the Materials
We have an unusually high-class assortment of un-
f rimmed hats in all the fashionable shapes, materials
and colors. One may cheese between milan, milan
hemp, hair, liscre and leghorn. The colors
include Black, Navy, Brown, Sand. Concord,
Jade, Periwinkle, Peppy Red, Cherry,
Tile and Canna.
$3.00 te $12.00
i'il then, for th finishing touch, there nre ftewem In xviesths,
bouquets or sprays, fruits and fascinating metal bugs from which
te cheese.
Flowers and Bouquets, 50c up. Fruit, 38c up.
Straw cloth and braids In nil the newest colors 18c te 5,oe jd.
Continuing Our Sale of
Hosiery and Underwear
Six Specials in Silk Hese
llvJVy Sills Hosiery, SI. 35 u pair; 3 for 83. 73.
Full-Fashioned Sill; Hosiery. S I.U.I i putr; :i fur C5.;s.
Ureken lines of High-priced Hese, re mall eiders filled, si.fl.t.
Heavy Full-Fashioned Silk Hese. . a pair; 3 for se.aii.
Van Itaalte Silk Hosiery, ft.te nnd SJ.03 a pair.
Imported C'hllTeii Wciglit Silk Heilery, S3.S0 a pair.
Imported Lisle Hese, 75c and $1.00
h'liin Lisle Hosiery. T5c a pain S for IJ.oe.
riecKed and Ribbed Male Hese, 1 a pair; 3 for (2. 50.
Vanity Fair Silk Underwear Reductions
Vanity Fair Gleve Silk Vests, usually J:.2u, at 11,83.
Vanity Fair Olexe Silk Vests, hemstitched bodice. JI.'J.I.
Vanity Fair Gleve Silk Vents, novelty xveaxe, f.D5.
Vanity Fair Glewi Silk Bleemers, value 13, JR, at 5.3ii.
Save a Third en Lisle Underwear
Foiest Mills Llsle Vests, 3 for 11.00.
Kaxser Llsle Vests, 5e. :i for ai.se.
Kayser MeicerlTind Silk Vests, a.'ie :i for Si. '.'.v.
.Swan Brand Imported Stvlss Mele Vests, taluc tl ::. i sir
Ferest Mills Cotten Union Suits, flSc.
Ferest Mills Llsle Union Suits, $1.10.
Harvard Mills Llsle L'nlen .Milts, si,.',-,
Kayser Cotten Union Suits, wlilte or pink, 85.
Kayser Marvelflt l'nlen Suits, flite lisle, aa.OB.
Snan Brand Imported Swiss Union Suits, value ).' 75 at ti.uu.
Bright Colored Silks te Make an
Easter Freck
United, striped and flfiired rrrpr nre tinusuallv fascinating tit's
Sptliig; partlculfcrly the doweled uiesdeu crepes They ceme in light
and ilark gieunds, te Inches wide, as.oe, S.;s and $3.30 n y.ml.
I'uliley erepe. are new and, whether used ati trliiiniliiir or te form
the wliole gen, are inest nttractiM. te Inches wide, ii,',li and .loe
a md,
l.tglit and dsrti tiilTflsi aie 3 liu hes wide, jl.uu, S3.30 a janl
40-lnrh u,x nnd Hlark walla crepe Is a special wtiue at $f,3U ,
I'll. ammmmmmmmVmmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmm-mm
Kewpies Filled With Talcum Never
Were Se Lew as 45c Before
Tliesr fat little kewpies, full te the brim with geed riuallty talcum
am Hie. nicest tilings for bridge pilzca or faverB, Up te new they've
been 860. Very special, 43c, ,
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Friends of Mlas Marjerie Deyle, or
1.104 Jacksen street, will be nrlart te learn
she is recuperating from a recent Illness.
Mr. and Mi s,
D.ilv street, an
tlens upon the birth of a daughter,
Laura Smith. Mrs. Smith was Miss
Laura Hamer, cf 1229 Snyder avenue.
tl. X .!.. .m Tl.itl... .. I09A niA-
11199 muiuij u uun.j, Vfc ,.v JiihllCI
street, has returne.d te her home after
having spent a few days at Sewcll, N. J.
Mrs. E. Benchart, of Pennogreve, is
the members of her pinochle club 11 1 '&".(
home this afternoon. Mrn. 1. llre'xn, of
Pittsburgh, who Is tpcndlng f.owe time
ln town, will be the guest of the club
for the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrn. Frajilt ft. Fraser will
open their cottage at Ventner this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rrlnten, of
Asylum read and Orthodox stroet, an
nounce Ills engagement of their daugh- 1
ter. Miss Mary Smedley Brlnten. te Mr. 1
William H. B. Whltall, en of Mr. and
Mrs, Jehn M. Whltall. of Germantown. I
Mr. flnd Mm Ttnrrx Wtr.TV.srd nre re- '
Jehn Smith, of HOPicelvIng cengiatulatlchs upon the birth
treet. are receiving censratulit- . of a daughter. Ruth Wlnward. Irs.
ONW1T TELLER C CO.
ft. Jamts Sflep
WALNUT AT 13" STREET
The New Si. James Shep
introduces its Corset Salen
offering excellent Values
BONTELL CORSETS
Wlnward Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Welsh, of Lwrrah street.
Mrs. Carl Mertensen, of Fresne. Calif..
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. William
Platberg, of 5". 19 L'adem street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn H. Brown, of l'Jifi
Fillmore street, entertained a number of
thn truest of Mrs. N. Kelly, of 2i.' Seuth I their friends at their home en Saturda
Thirteenth street. Mrs. Benchart will evening. Among the gue3ts wcre Mr.
Tailored Suits
its
its
FOR SPECIAL ORDER
ANO IMMEDIATE WEAR
t02t tfftcsttrat tmt
Medels that achieve lithe
lines with bidding elastic
A JEUNE F1LLE MODEf- 8.75
Silk brechs. lightly bentd. feature a wide
elastic band at uaist-hne.
B MEDIUM FIGURE MODEI 13.75
Silk broche with wide insert ei tr cot
elastic. Heavily boned in bac
600 PAIRS PURE SILK HOSE
JL.tO
Pure tilt hose in sheer weight. I'ashie'
able shades. Meck seam. Exceptions'
even in weave.
SPECIAL VALUES
BON WIT TELLER & CQ
CHESTNUT AT 13W STREET
Fer THURSDAY ONLY
An Extraordinary Offer of
Women's and Misses' Highgrade
&
Coats, Capes, Wraps & Wrap Coats
At Exceptionally Lew Prices
85.00
7 COLLECTION of women's and Misses' Capes and
v Wraps of Gerena. cldyne and various twill fabrics, some
Mmgtdmrly of which are trimmed with natural caracul and grey squirrel. The
&JOO t 13S.00 Cape Medes arc -straight, wrappy, flare and two-tier, and the
wraps are slender of line, introducing variations of the neck and
shoulder treatment. All arc beautifully lined with Crepe de
Chinr. Pussy Willow and Jacquard Ciepr.
Misses' Capes of
Cordine & Spengeen
29.50
65.00
A youthful model lined throughout with
crepe de Chine. Ctrc braid is applied te
close-fitting cellar and forms panel
effects en the cape.
Women's and Misses'
Coats of Sennetta 50.00
and Twill Fabrics
The straight model nnd the wrappy sil
houette are featured in this group of
coat. One model has entire cellar of
neTel platting. All have 3atin striped
Crepe de Chine linings in new spring
colering:
Women's and Misses'
Coats, Capes and Wraps
Vcldyne, Gerena, Marvella and the twill
fabrics are effectively fashioned into the
newest versions of the Ceat. Cape nnd
Wrap, in the season's best colorings.
Gerena Wraps
and Capes with 95.00
Caracul Cellar
Women's and Misses' Capes and Wraps
of Gerena with large cellar of Caracul.
Alse Marvella Capes with threw tie of
duvetyne in combination of contrasting
colors. Seme have gray squirrel cellars.
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25.00
Heather tweeds.' novelty checked tweeds, and tweeds in the blurred pastels are included
in thin group of Sports Capes und Coats, for travel, country and town wear. The
circular tendency is accentuated in the Cape, and the Coats are swagger of line and wall
tAilercQ
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SECTION THIRD FLOOR
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REVIVAL OF THE GREATEST
PARAMOUNT SUCCESSES
EVER PRODUCED
Today
and
Tomer.
JOHN BARRYMORE
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Dr. Jekyll
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