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I Jfflncy ITywia Sees Seme Clever Acting at Little Theatre,
SheTpH$ef the Many June Weddings.
1 'fCharlfitie Cuihman Club Benefit
P Wfcrmance'et 'Why' ''Net!" last
I ... -J It's. aaUffllllV, atAAll. .XfaMP
IrnMtirie CeIc4 , made a 'very i cute
kmalne. She" certainly can danct and
lu sheutdhav1,een her "batter ape
lalt" With Jack Whiting.' Ot emitae,
ia was treat-and made a fine here;
mrTthinr 'he did was encored and- the
JTdienc Twcmed.qUlte thrilled te think
Sat he will' seen bavin 'tha Hatfield
follies, where he ouiht.te he a howling
success If lest night's applause, was ant
aurur. The choruses werq splendid and
3nneca very' well. 'The Vegetable patch
?i"cf V. i MrfteL r I' nearly died' at
Klttv Perter and Phyllis Walsh a
, asparagus, and '.Mary Fabneeteck and
' ..' n..nhln wara au-f im two
leung radishes. Mm. Harrison Caner
8 a fascinating French actress and
did a wonderful ,7tange argentm" with
Bherlng de Matter in a cabaret acene.
He It a real Argentinian, by the way,
,nd l a boarder at Chestnut Hill
Academy new., He aUrely did shake a
ntan feet last night. Deberah Seal
w a scream slaginf a aeng te the
... iiif tiht wanted a knan te take
htr 'round in aFerd Sedan. Bhtalse
1 led a firemana chorus that waa awfully
feed. The briueamaws' cneraa in me
Taut scene was lovely and get a great
deal of applause. Jack Whiting made a
r hit timing "Xjeave It te Me" with that
cherut, but as far aa that gees every
thing mnde a hit and each should have
tpeclal mention. .
Absolutely everybody waa there and
I saw a great many I knew. There
will be leta of theatre parties given for
It during the week. Mr. and Mrs.
William McAdoo will give one tomor
row night for their daughter Pen
(who's coming out next winter and
it awfully nice), and Dr. and Mr.
Wilbur Klnnp will give one Friday
Biget, and there will be a great many
ere.
frtHERE will certainly be a crowd of
J. June weddings, Lenere McCall'a
and Nerman MacLelth'a will be the
first as theirs will be en June 1.
That Saturday, the Sd, will be the
wedding of Catherine Cassard and
Themas McKay, Jr., Baltimore. Patty
Baker's and Benjamin Orlgg's. et St.
Paul, Minn., waa scheduled for that
day, tee, but It waa changed te Sat
urday, May 27, the earns day that
PrttcUla Merris and Kenten Eltenbrey
have finally decided en; en June 7,
Wednesday, Elisabeth Elliett Miller
aad Lieutenant Scott 0. Lamb, United
States Navy, of Ohie, will be married;
ea Saturday, Junt 10, there will be
three weddings, almost aa bad aa last
Saturday when there were four, Sarah
Harrison and Phil Price, Barbara
Sargent, of New Haven, Conn., and
Geerge Greve, Jr., 'and Frances Lelper
'and Themas Rldgway Barker, Jr.
Barbara Sargent Is a cousin of Weir
Sargent, who married Phoebe Down.
Atlee Downs. She Is a friend of Mar-;
garetta Bbarpiets' and has stayed witn
her in Chestnut UlU several tunes.
Geerge Greve Is the son of the Inte
Mr. Geerge W. Greve of this city, and
of Mrs. Duncan Campbell, of Weed-
g. Duncan (Jampbeii, 01 woei
He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs
bnrv.
Henry S. Greve, of German town. Their
wedding will take place in -New Haven.
Miss Phoebe Phillips and Mr. Alfred
Coie Prime will be married en the fol
lowing Wednesday, the 14th, and then,
en Saturday, the 17th, will be two in
teresting weddings, that of Pelly Thayer
and Heffman Delan, and, In Bosten,
that of Katherlne Coelldge and Goeff Geeff
rey Smith, son of Mrs. Edward B.
Smith, of Temera, Gwynedd Valley.
On Mendny, the 20th, we have the wel
ding of Peggy Graham and Dcvcreui
Josephs, et Baltimore, iu New pett. 1
suppose a great many of Peggy' friends
will go up for it. That Wednesday.
June 28 Jane Ycatman and Krncst
Bavase will be married. out in Chestnut
Hill.
fTIHEItE seems te be almost as much
'L of a rush for June wedding dutcs
as there Is for tea dates next fall.
They eay that practically every after
noon beginning with the end of Septem
ber until nearly Christmas has been
taken by one of next winter's debt
there arc ever ninety already, you
knew, and it seems as if every one of
them Is planning tea. They're beginning
te atk their friends te receive with them
en the day of their teas, tee. I heard
one girl say that three of her friends
hid asked her Just last week.
Won't It be exciting te eee all "the
aweet young things" next fall? I'll
ever forget hew disgusted I waa when
some kind old lady called me that at
my first tea.
MRS. FRED LEVIS, ahe waa Leuie
Butterworth, you remember, Is
most attractive these days In a dark
rewn shiny straw hat, with brown
and tan feathers falling ever the brim
en either side have you noticed hew
popular the combination of brown and
ten it this spring, and a brown cape
ever a tan crepe de chlne dress, tan
stockings and brown alippera?
rpHE Charlette Cushmaa Club benefit
at the Walnut Street Theatre this
arternoen sounds most Intereetlng. Be
ewes the well-known actors and ac
tresses who will ha there. Including
Betuern and Marlowe nnd Elsie Fergu Fergu
eon, there will be tab'eaux of famous
actresses, posed by well-known Phlla
ftlphlana. Gainsborough's Mrs. Blddent
,'."" ethh win de none
tLM53', TEalter Waring Hopklnsen.
Uytendale Caner will pose .as Ethel
7nir7ra?J?vtnd MrB- Gerge Lerlmer
?! w, ?h8Pe, Catherine; Fan
2;,.W,,ste w,,ri Pnt her famous
ancestor, Fannie Kemhls, whom she re
sembles, and Fanny Davenport will be
lesed by a niece of the same name.
NANOI WYNWa
r' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
?laHWny.d.a, " 2300 De LajTcVy
funeh'.r." J.'u0!? UMt of honor at a
ZtVX wSJ,uhS 2?!' Edward
at h"lVA-en WeIne8day, December 20
vrt vS, emL5fi,Uw "eason'e debutantes,
bv "i,J?'ernl?IlyA Presented te society
evsmh?WUtft f ThursdaV.
n.i ?r17- Her uncle and aunt Mr
S- WalUr Mefferda will give i
a ?a,nid ,Un- B1,,h I win entertain
tJSffiffSJf Wtf their home. 1708
gfleitV SAfy ?Yfp U week-end. The
Mam- V1 '""'"de students from Bryn
gjw, Princeton and Yala They 'will
BH.teW the dance te bVglw"
aughter""5f.M.rar,S5u,n H0" of theft
ResS nrM'88 Dercthy B. Lee, In the
ena?Urrtdne5 of Believue-Stratferd
WuW? evening next. Miss Lee,
autumn. n m" m tn
T&S iuteprff'vl0'"9 "
uVs,ti-Mfnmln B-.Reath. of 1911 Wal-
w -r. , fa,
m Mf.l'v.d.u?5t?r. Miss Helena
Mitchell
LAng-
?. ?S " wellnfcsL
WTPffiPm
their family, of Havetferd, will move
Inte Broektnorpe. their new horn near
Haverford, .whfch will be completed In
the early etmmer.
. Mrs. Geerge de Vtnnevtite Rehn will'
J in guMi or nsr son-in-law J
aughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Beet
at their horns In Walllngferd during tl
early summer,
A, tea will be given by the Charlette
vuhuiu uiud en Tiaay aiisrnoen i
from 4 until Si SO o'clock. The ac
actors
and ftetrestes who will Uke tart in the
Charlette Cuahman Club benefit at, the
Walnut Street Theatre this afternoon
will assist in receiving.
Mrs T. Holllngawerth Andrews, 2S16
Seuth Twenty-second' street, has Issued
Invitations for two auction bridge parties
at her home en Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons next, at 2:30 o'clock,
te be followed by a musicals and tea,
A wedding et interest will be that Of
Miss Marguerite Jesephine Piatt, daugh
ter e Mr. and Mrs. Clayten Erwln Piatt,
of 4517 Bpruee street, and Mr. J. Ignatius
Dally, of S8t Woodbine avenue, Over
brook, whteh will uke place in June, in
the St, Francis de Bales Reman Catholic
Church, Forty-seventh street and Spring
field avenue, and will be followed by a
reoepUen.at the home of the bride's
parents; '
The Alumnae of the Academy of Notre
Dame, West JUttenhouse square, will
held Ita annual card party en Saturday,
April IS, In the Ress Garden of the
Believue-Stratferd. Mrs. William King,
Sd, la chairman of arrangements and is
assisted by Mrs. T. H. Adler, Miss Irene
Bradford. Mlea Winifred Themas and
Mrs. Paul Qulnn. There will be tables
for bridge.
i, nve minera
hundred and euchre.
A dansant waa given en Saturday
afternoon by the members of the Three
Arts Club Auxiliary at their house, 1219
Locust street The affair marked the
opening of an art exhibition of the stu
dents' work, which will be held all this
week at the Three Arts Club house. The
officers of the auxiliary are Miss Ray
Xlrahner, president: Miss Tlnnia S.
Margelis, vice president: Miss Florence
aiedhlll, secretary! Miss Laura Kraus,
treasurer, and Mrs. L. Campbell, re
cording secretary.
MAIN LINE
Mr. and Mrs. James Emmens, of Mer Mer
eon, are spending a fortnight at Het
Spring, Va.
Mrs. William M. HUtrarwaW anion.
tatned at a bridge luncheon at her home
in Menen en iriaay anemoen,
GERMAN-TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pamnhall f
pm untw aueet, entertained at their
home en Saturday evening. The guests
r. me ex NeiiL jar. ana
Mrs. Ralph Entrlken, Mrs. L, Mann,
Mrs. L. Cochran. Mrs. A. Heathcote,
Mrs. L. Moere. Miss Helen Stellwagen,
ir. , iuer, jur. Arcnur juiarawa ana
tr. j. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Milten nnlftimnhmr
SOS Berkley street. e.r rn.lvin Mn.
gratulatlena upon the birth of a son.
r, MMA HVvw WMItam I t.tl. AAM
Cliveden avenue, announee the betrothal
of their daughter, Mies May Llpkln, te
.' HOr Mayer'
Mrs. Alfred Woletenhelmn. of TCltnhan
lane and Wlssahlcken avenue, has been
imendlne a week at Ch2lsea, Atlnntle
Mra, Geerge Armstrong nnd Mlse
Ethel Armstrentf, of 571B Chew street,
entertained Prof. Charles Themas, of
Dixen College, Carlyle. I'a., aa their
guest ever the week-end.
.Ti??.nn.rrla?,ef..Mrs- v- " Walshe.
of 014 Wett Coulter stroet, and Mr.
Qeerge W. llartlnm, at this city, took
plare ou Saturday. April 22. nt 11
A. M., In St. Clfment'n Church, Twen
tieth innd Cherry utteet.s. 'fhe bride
wai rflven in rnarrlace by Mr. fleerge
By ram Blacltwell. A breakfast followed
at the home of her dausluer, Mrs. Ran Ran
eolph -S. Ulackwell.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The Guild of the Philadelphia Heme
for incurables will alve a laree iraiden
fete en Thursday. May 23, en the gieundrf
of the home. Forty-eighth street and
iruuuiuiiu uv?Ilue.
Mies Katharine Burns and mIbs Con
stance Burns, daughters of Mr. and Mrs
Themas R. Burns, of 4518 Chestnut
BtrA?V . have. '"sued Invitations for an
exhibition of their work, followed by an
&ftr,rt,al u' wh,eh u,ey will give at
1700 Pine street en April 27, 28 and 2B
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FSr IAORTBR. TO I
T 1506 CHESTNUT STREET. I
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW
Amazing Values in
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
of Fine Millinery
Originations from famous New Yerk Medistes and
Copies of Imports made te sell at prices te $27,50
Enchanting Medes for ever occasion m the ,.,r
Spring and Summer Calendar. The finest straws
.
MemW Schools
J?
Photo br Bechraeh,
MISS.SxDELLA BETZ
Daugnter of Mrs. B. Q. Beta f
Merlea, an attractive member of
the younger tet
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t'Oti UOltB TBAN WBNTY-BIX MTAftfl
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Coats,
Suits,
Wraps,
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Fermer Price 35.00 te 4960
A genuine sale of Sports Apparel "of the better
kind." Tailored better than the usual quality of
materials superior styles removed from the usual.
Silk Hosiery, 2.85; Regularly Priced te 4.95
Of excellent quality, with Peintex heel or lace clex in four
styles. Black, gray, beige and cordovan.
We Specialize in Appartl That
and loveliest fabrics contrasting and blending
their colors with fascinating trimmings. Ex
quisite creations at extraordinarily len prices.
Tali Safe fates sites ash
at sis Cssetaat Araet Jan
'VMvTTyW'aftffi
lira. William J. ciyae. or ?if jnjz
anlnfermal dinner en Saturday evening
in honor of her niece, Miss Eetelle
borethy Rewan, daughter of Mrs. Wil
liam B. Rewan, of Frankfort, whose
engagement .waa . announced te MJ.
Arthur Washington Henrlcb, of Union
town, Pa.
NdrVTH HlbADII.PHIA
Tha mambera H the CteyM ttoek
Pest SS,.V. F.- W, Will entertain this
evettlhg at their first .annual reception
and anea In the Apelle Hall, at 1710
North Bread itreet Among tha of fteera
of the club are Mf. Bernard UMcCMl,
Mr. t. BMileslnger, Mr. .A. Zafdus, Mir.
Jeseph V. Wlllard and Mr. EX Sloek.
Mr, and Mra. ft a. Clark. Of 1785
North Bouvier treet, mwunc the
Sgagement ef,thelf daughter, MlssHeien
arA Clark, te Mr. Sydney L. Cernell,
of this city
Utf. W. UJetaen entertahiad tna
members of her .Wednesday WWrnoen
datiemg elass recently at ajjinher-danee
at nsr nema, ei "'ii', E"A,"lViZc;r'
The guests included Mrs. B. Kinkald.
Mrfjhr. Malene, Mra.. North, Mra. F.
T, "vfhltnian, Mra. F. J. Seaman, Mra. O.
Berner. Mrs. W. Onlinger, Mrs. B. At
Qallagner and Mra. H. D. stelnhepf.
Mr. and Mra. Jeseph O'Hara, of 1 BOS
North Eleventh street are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son,
'Jeseph O'Hara. Jr., en April 18. Mrs.
O'Hara waa Miss Katharine Walsh.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
,. rmM.mrmm VltmrJfl HIUT
las catharree 1t?lia.,?h,ri2.1?
lafOTtnaliy at a reoeptlen at herherne.
Ills Rltne
Rltner street en Saturday evening
i- dnnitr nt th members of the vanaa-
la country Club. Among tha guetta
were Miss Beaa Cavanaugn. Mlta Oer-
trude cavanaugn, ansa " rv"
Miaa CarelyfTTiawn, Mlse Oraie
trude cavanauah, Mlea Anna uavanaua n
rrftraivn nmrn. iuibb ) . '
c
Cary. M M Bdna Baatlan. Miss Aj
Brawn Miss Marie Sweeney, Miss Mi
a?e7hmenTlss Helen Magan M
nna
ar-
Mlss
Catharine Stokes, miss mjis;
. M aa Helen 1
Mullen,
mix Catharine Lynch. Mlta cathanne
Contef
Twwlflh
20
.00
and
29-50
Slenderizes the Larger Weman-
ss . aetwii ernae
in
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tffqm9rmnw, Mr. jpftamat Phil
Vt&Xu & Lynph, Mr. MtMjamla
MoCenaghy and Mr. Harry MeKann.
arry
Me JaiiiJi n Tv,4iaa mm tl -
Kean atreet enter Ulned tha Atwvis
Club, of which he la a. member, at hia
home laat evjninjt. 4The jtuesta wera
Mr. Jeseph h. Cushlng, flr. Maurice
Towers, Mr. James b. Williams, Mr.
peaa, MoCermlek jmd.Mr. Abraham
L. Nioheia Tha eiub will give a dance
en Saturday evening next at, the New
CenturV DrawTng Reems, Twelfth street
BONWIT.TELLER fiu CQ
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CHCMTNUT AT STREET
, Wednesday
REDUCTIONS
MISSED APPAREL
Daytime, Dinner
and Dance Dresses
48.00 te 98.00
Formerly 65.00 te 145.00
Peiret twill, piquetine, Kasha, Reshanara, crepe
Romaine, crepe faille, chiffons, taffetas, epenge, Canten
crepe and hemeapuns. Many one-of-a-kind models
and copies of imports. These are very unusual values.
Suits of Hemespuns, Melrose
and Kasha Tweeds
38.00
Formerly 45.00 te 55.00
Youthful box or belted models showing varied dec
erative treatments achieved
ribbon binding in self or
tailored and round cellars.
FOURTH
WSKXWM
I Geer
1214 Chestnut
The Sports Hat Leads
Them All This Spring
Hat of Milan Hemp With Gresgraln Ribbon
and Weel, $6.50
In Gray, Sand, Navy, Old Rese and Hyacinth.
Hat of Milan Hemp in Three Tenes, $6.50
In Jade, Sand and Periwinkle) Belladonna, Jade and Cherry;
Pumpkin, Sand and Tile; Concord, Jade and Periwinkle.
Pineapple-Braid Sailor Faced with Georgette, $7.00
In Jade, Tan, Concord, Black, Navy. Henna and Hyacinth.
Silk Underwear in a Wonderful Sale
$2.95 and $3.95
Unusual values In Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin Envelope Chemise.
They are either laee trimmed or with tailored tops, In Fleeh and Whits.
We Are Discontinuing Our Skirts,
They Are All en Sale
Every skirt without exception, is In this sale, as after this wa are
net irelntr te carry them. White gabardine and pique, alt-wool plaids
and stripes, flannels and silks make up tha stock. There Is a reed
selection In Navy and Black in large slses. Prices are halved,
$1.50 - $10.00
These Other Values Are as Geed
New Shipment of Lisle Vests, 3 for $1.00
Lisle Vests, 55c; 3 for $1.50
With tailored tops.
Lisle Ribbed Union Suits, $1.10; Extra Sizes, $1.25
With tailored or bodice tepa, tight or loose knea
Necklaces Reduced te Half Price, $2.00
Beads In mosaie effects and ether bright eolera
Dress Voiles, 50c te $1.75 a yard
Imported sheer voiles. 40 Inches wide.
Orjjandies, 75c te $2.50 a yard
Permanent finish organdies. 46 inches wide.
Batiste, 45 Inches wide, 65c; $1; $1.25; $1.50; $1.75 yd.
Embroidered Dotted Swisses, 50c te $1.50 a yard
St. Gall Dotted Swiss, $1.50 a yard
Swisses.
" iSki, """ - . w n"
white dots.
is irh M "
SI Inches wide.
Imported Ginghams, 82 Inches wide, 50c; 75c; $1.25 yd.
Shrunken Linens, $1.00 a yard
Xa SMrweert colorings. 38 Inches wide.
Famous Fownes Milanese Silk Gloves
S-button, Black we. w,e
IS-button, White S1.7S.
f-huttea, X?". Black, Parte Bobolink, Ecre ss.ee.
ll-butten, White, Black? Pntty, Ecru ss.StT"'
Allen's Imported "Slippen" and Straight
Shape Hair Nets
Auburn and Dark Aubum. lOe each, St. 00 a desea! , Ught
gl.0ODa deJi.!Mh hlr MU fr BPrt' Mrear ana ta'mnr lOe eaeh.
l!B0WahdM.iP halr neU 'mf,d r d0UM mesh 5 "- nrta. deubla mesh.
Famous Columbia Brand Yarns in
Every Imaginable Shade
Shetland Weel 88c ball
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a t&virsffvn rspstt&rz&z vsa
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Ifr. and Mra. James Ilorrecks. of 1S1J
Pear atreet, announee the engagement
of their daughter, Mlsa Marie, Christina
Mdrrecks, te Mr. Edgar P. Orlna.
.On Wednesday evening. May" I, Bftar
tan CasUe, Ne. 7, K. O. ., will afve an
entertainment and dance In Assembly
Mail.
Kflbsjh Durgng
A wedding of Interest took plaee yery
quietly, yesterday, morning at !30
o'cleckln St Patrick'-. Reman. Calholle
Church, Twentieth and Locust street,
when Miss Florence i A. Durang, of 1M4
Spruce atreet, daughter of tha late Mr.
with straps of self-material,
contrasting color. Knetch,
FLOOR
twWpm
A. Mwiit Vautleiwin atvsj utati
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a en currant avanta at tha mcetlfl
ft the Weman's Club of Frankford In U
minkferd Library today.
ge Allen, inc.
Street 1214
our emDreidsred dotted Bt QaJl
na colored grounds with
of the' tate Mr. and Mrs. PatrickTHebgh,
The ceremony waa performed by Father
Themcacn, redter et the churn. The
brlda, WM was tjven- In mevsMage by
her bfether, Mr. F. VttxUniuWt Durang,
was attended by
B. Duram
njr Bisier, miss Marie
urana.
tar efTtl
Ir.
Loe P. Durang,
breti
her Of tha brttfa. waa Ur: mnn a.
small wedding breakfast followed tnr
jtjUl a ..111.- .&.' .a.. . -
lies at;
in-la7
the bride's brother-!
and sister,
SYlr,J,w,n ?? " hem r June
SSGS Columbia avenuft, OverbrOelc
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Tha Oreat Ddetar .w.tiiwifc rni. i. ,v.
(aAMD ofveo, a Anrthlesl land Ueereri
Im, IM D.I.
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"Made in Pkilly"
Wth AILStnr C.rl ,,f Kun.t.n.
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NKXT WEEK SEATS ON SAT.B
ROBERT EDESON
la a New 1'tay by William H. ll.rlbnrt
"HAUNTED"
with HILDA SPONG
AXD A BPWTTAl.f.Y WET.rOTETI CA6T
This Afternoon at 2:15 Sharp
MONSTER ALL-STAR BENEFIT
IN AID OP THE
Charlette Cushmtn Cfab
PROMINENT ARTIHTa FROM AL.T.
COMPANIEH NOW P LATINO IV
PHILADELPHIA. OTlffiRS rOMINO
FROM-NEW TORK WILL TAKE PART;
Geed Seats, $1.00, $1.50 & $2.00.
wat.nttt nex nmm
FORREST Nights at 8 mat.
RUSSIAN GRAND OPERA
rROJ5,ETIiP?nAJ)' "03COW. ODESSA
a. ..si., w ienji urm if. net
Tonight PIQUE DAME
GARRICK POPULAR PRICE JLVTB.
xwUMwra TOM0RROW AjfrJT
TUB SEASON'S COMEDY SUCCEHa'
WELCOME STRANGER
With GEORGE SIDNEY
BROAD J Weeks. Evas, at S.10
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Larry Seraen in "The Shew"
De Mays' Screen Fashion Review
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