psr cm 4fibtf peM
I
jVflncy Wynne Speaks of
Sharpless She Tells of Last Nights Savey Per
formance and Sees an Attractive Costume
'
WABN'T It nice te htr of the en
Miement of Muntaretta Bhatplew
..j Walter nose? Mnraretta Is the
filter of Mr. and Mr. T. Wlteqn
thiS V " Chestnut Hill, and made
fcer debut three years age. Mrs. Bharp
t. was Miss Susnn Dixen, and se
Lr7r"ta I- "lore f Mm Arthur
Klin Newbold, Mrs. Linten Landreth,
K "KrsnelH 'Allisen. Mrs. Kussell
nrhaVer. Mr. Themas Dixen. Mr. T.
uinVr Dixen. Mr. Gferge Dallas Dixen
Sffllr A. J. Dallas iDlxen. Mra-55-
, very fend of athletics. She is
lineclally geed nt ,ce hockey and was
Sin i of the girls' hockey team of
MIladelpbiK lsst winter.
Walter Kess Is the son of Mr. and
w,i Walter Ress, of Chestnut Hill,
Sd tradutted from Yale In 1010. The
Rhsrnlesses, Hnrrlet Zlmmermann, who
1. rV Treat friend of Martarctta, and
Vtm and Walter Ress all went en a
Mediterranean cruise together last win
fir and when they came back every
,m mtIft ""PlcletiH." and se
new the engagement is net exactly n
turprlse. ,
LA8T night was the first performance
of "Iolanthe." the Ollbert and
-..in-.- -nam. which the Savey Cem-
h Sir Is giving the rest of this week.
E? A frcat many people are naying oex
'" r.rtlM at the show. Last night Mr.
, v parties .at i .... ,.,,. -.-..
talned. In their box were Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac R. Davis. Jr.. Eleaner and Posey
Wurts, Mr. Alfred O. Raker Lewis and
Mr Jehn Frederick Lewis. .Tr. Mr. and
Mrs. Geerge W. Chllda Drexel gave a
kei partv last night, tee. and tonight
Mr and Mrs. Grenvllle Dedge Mont
gomery and Mr. and Mrs. Strieker
nn Sntiirday night Mra. Samuel R.
' nwt will elve n party for her two
rub-deb daughters, Eleaner and Sylvia.
' The guests will be Anne Frasler, Marie
Fralev. Aubrey Zimmermann and Pelly
Brlnley. Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen
kU have as her guests en Saturday
Dlibt Dr. and Mrs. Leuis F. Bensen,
per nieces, Barbara Bensen .Tefferys
and Margarettn Bensen Purves, and
their respective husbands, another niece,
Betsy Davis; Alvn Sergeant, Mrs.
Alien's daughter Helen, Beauchamp
Jefferys, Al King and Percy Wilsen.
TO GO back te the show last night,
it was charming and very well done.
Yeu knew "Iolanthe"' is n fairy play
and there is a large chorus of fairies
in it. They made a pretty picture in
flowing dreeees of pastel shades with
allver crowns and wands. The "head
fairies," Fanny Wister. Deberah Seal
and Sara Bailey, looked lovely. Anne
Ouyer was n stately queen of the
fairies and Mrs. Ucorge Millington. ni
Iolanthe, another fairy and the mother
ef the here, was awect. Frank Ward
was a clever and amusing Ixrd Chan
cellor (did you knew that he had the
tame part before when Savey gave the
time opera) and his skipping was per
fect. The little page and bis train-
bearer was tee cute skipping; In unison
with hint. The chorus of Dukes. Mar
quises, Karles, Viscounts and Barens
were most impressive na they strolled
around in the first act in their Ien:
cloaks and crowns. Marie Znia was
fswinatlne ns the heroine Phvllis and
of course Nelsen Eddy made n hit as the
landsemc here. Jack Him ins was a
dishlne Grenadier Guardsman. The
theatre v,as crowded, nmeng the people
I'ttw there were Mr. and Mrs. Geerge
Wlllcex Mclver 3Irs. McJlver was
Jine Maule and you remember bow
well she sang in the "Marriage Tax"
last winter: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clug Clug
lern and Mary Boyd, whose cousin
Sara Uailey, was one of the lending
characters, and Mrs. Isaac It. Davis
and one of her sons, I think it was
' Edward.
THE Deven Herse Shew began yea
terday nneT there was a 'big crowd
out there. The dancing, in charge of
Mri. CliarieS C. Harrison. Jr., wns very
popular. Mrs. Harrison looked very
welt in a light blue dress of soft sill;
with a large pink hat trimmed with
pink roses. Among these whom I sew
helping her were her daughters. Au
gusta, who came out the year before
this, and Ellen, who will make her
debut next fall, Ruth Packard, Mury
Fahnestock, Dorethy Redgers and Ellen
McMlchael. It was funny te see Mar
guerite Bejlc and Florence Kane pull
ing a donkey and cart about. They
ere selling cut flowers and at times
the peer donkey would get exhausted
and refuse te move another step, and
you knew what a donkey is like when
he refuses te move. Marguerite and
Florence looked most attractive dressed
alike in frocks of corn-colored linen
with aprons and sun bonnets of the
tame material. I saw Marie Hepburn.
tee, she was one of Mrs. Harry
Thayer's aides at the cigar and cigar
Otte stand.
MRS.
JACK CLAGHORN is wear-
- inr A hprnminar hnt .
It is quite
a (mall one of ahlnv black straw
and is trimmed en either side with a
white gardenia. I saw ber wearing It
the ether day with a lavender sweater
ever a white shirtwaist and skirt. Her
mall daughter, Nancy Ciaghern, was
with her. Nancy is about three year
eld new and Is very cute. She Is one
Jf the grandchildren of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frederick Stiawhrldge. Mrs. Ciaghern
s Anne Strnwbrldge, veu knew.
NANCY WYNNE.
r SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Among thn guests who will attend
JJ dinner en Monday evening which
Mr. and Mrs. Merris W. Stroud. Jr.. of
Hellew Tree, VUlaneva, will give, nt the
green Hill Farm Hetel before the
Deven Herse Shew Ball will be Mr.
Ma Mrs Henry Peacock, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis W. Kemble and Mr. and Mrs.
Jeseph W. Llpplncett. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Htreud and their children will spend
a week.cnd at Poeeno Maner In the
Wlwt Clubwemen
Will De Tomorrow
The May dance of the New Cen
tury Guild la held under direction
Mlsi Hellly m the New Century
Ghib drawing room at 8:30 P. M.
ibis is the closing dance of the
guild season.
Germnntewn Y. W. C. A. edu
cational and Industrial departments
will give an interesting evening at
the W. C. A. at 8 o'clock.
Girls hi membership of the
-"tern Pennsylvania League of
,t ,.(-',UDB hnve a week-end party
VUltferd Ledge, the Vacation
Heum in Chester County.
. , e Garden Day from 2 :30 te
?.30 gives privilege of visiting these
?iL..l!"!A,lwtM' Mr' nd M'
Haverford; Radner Valley Farm,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin McFad
. Rosemont, along Lancaster
Mr. t0,Ith,Bn ave"e; Wlollasten,
D.!'m nr,es S' wl'en, St.
"vlds; Brookmead Farm, Mr. and
Rn a"m Thomsen,
J'l NUhbers, Hatboro, at 1
cieck give the reciprocity Juncheen.
the Engagement of Miss
Poeeno Mountains, where thev will he
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merris W.
Stroud.
A party who will dine tog-ether en
Monday evening- at the Green Hill
Parma Hetel before the Deven Herse
Shew Ball will Include Mr. and Mr.
Charles Custls Harrison, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Trenchard Emlen Newbold, Mr.
and Mrs. It. Penn Smith, Jr., Mrs. Alex
ander Brown and Mr. Gustave Heck
scher. Itr. nnd Mrs. .T. Wllmer Blcldle, of
Blnderten Heuee, Chestnut Hill, enter
tained a box party at the performance
of "Iolanthe" Taet evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atwater Kent,
of West Hills. Ardmore, will give a
dinner-dance en Saturday evening-. June
a. In honor of Miss Ellen Douglas Lloyd,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy B.
Lloyd, and Miss Kllen B, McMlchael,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Emery
McMlchael.
Mr. and Mre. drenvllle Dedare Ment.
ornery, of Aubrey read, Wynnewood.
w III entertain at a theatre party nt
Mils eenlng's performance of "Iolanthe."
The guests will Include Mr. Ernest Allen
and his daughter. Miss Elizabeth Allen,
of New Yetk; Miss Elisabeth Montgem.
ery, Miss lunette F. Jeanea, Miss Mar
garet Packard and Miss Mary N. la.
Mr. snd Mrs. David H. B. Chew will
Slve a tea tomorrow afternoon, from
until 7 o'clock, nt their country home,
Qlenvate, VUlaneva. In honor of their
son-in-law and daughter, Captnln and
Mrw. Lewrv Boyd Stevenscen, and Mr.
and Mrs. David 8. B. Chew, Jr. Meters
will meet all trains at VUlaneva.
Mr. C. Jared Ingereell. of 1815 Wal
nut street, and Mr. James B. Oewen, of
Hourtewn read, Chestnut HIH, will
leave today for Morrlstewn. X. J., te
attend a dlnncr-danre te be given this
evening In honor of Miss Harriet Evans
Cramp, daughter of Mr. Walter S.
Cramp, of thin city and Reme, Italy,
whose marriage te Mr. Henry William
Ferd, son of Mr. nnd Mre, H. Ward
Ferd, of New Yerk and Morrlstewn. will
piace tomorrow artcrnoen In St
Petera Church, Morrlstewn, te be fol
lowed by a reception nt Twin Oaks, the
home of th bride's grandmother, Mrs.
Benjamin P. Evans. The guests will
Include the entire bridal party. Mr.
Ingersoll nnd Mr. Gcwen will attend Mr.
Ferd as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schmidt.
at Radner, will entertain a box party
at the Herse Shew tomorrow afternoon.
The guests will Include Mr. and Mrs.
WJIIfm Sherren, Mrs. William Anglln
and Miss Alberta Sherren.
Mr. and Mrs. Themas Dewees Weed,
of Bryn Mawr, will entertain In their
pox at the performance of "Ietanthe"
tomorrow evening In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Francesco Zara, of New Yerk, who
are their guests for a few daya
Captain Orln Gould Murnn, U. S. N..
and Mrs. Murfln will entertain at a
dance this evening at their home In
the Navy ard In honor of Miss Virginia
Adams Nulton. daughter of Captain
Leuis McCoy Xulten and Mrs. Nulton,
?",".. Mr' Dean Francis, of Flint,
Mich., whose marriage will take place
nt the Hely Trinity Church en Thurs
day, June I. There will be about sixty
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Tayler, of
Martyn read, Overbroek, will enter
tain at an Informal dance and supper
at their home en Friday evening, June 2,
after the wedding rehearsal of their
daughter, MIbs Florence Myers Tavler.
whose
marrlnarK
te sir. William Mc-
Mnhen, son nf Mr.
Wnrrn Wnrth Tlfe.
jianen, or Ticca, will take place en
.jiiiuraav evenmg, June 3. at the Aldlne
Hetel. The guests will Include the
bridal party.
This evening the Ladles' Auxiliary
of the William D. Oxley Pest, Ne. 133,
American Legien, will give a card party
and dance at the Tacony Club. Long
shore street, Tacony, at 8:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Oliver, Jr..
of 6808 Spruce street, are being congrat
ulated en the birth of n daughter. Mrs
Oliver was Mlus Anne S. Yeung.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Frank and their
son. Mr. Herbert Frank, have efvt te
attend the golden wedding of Mr.
Pank's parents at the Pennsylvania
Hetel, ftcw Yerk, tomorrow.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Charles A. Chew, of 3242 North
Thirteenth street, announces thp engage
ment of her daughter. Miss M. Hazel
Chew, te Mr. Richard Phillips Mills.
Mrs. Lewis Themas and daughters.
Miss Helen Themas nnd Miss Adelaide
Themas, of Sixteenth and Oxford streets,
will leave en Saturday te open their
cottage In Chelsea, where they will re-
iimui uniu me miciaie or September.
A surprise party waa given In honor
of Mica Reba Zarett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Zarett, of 942 Rock
land atreet. en Saturday by the members
of the Phi Delta Sorority. The guests
Included Miss Edythe H. Geldman, Miss
Rese Rosenberg, Miss Sylvia Krasne.
Mies Edith Neff. Miss Charlette Carrlck,
Miss Bessie Welnrett. Miss Elliabeth
Chachkln, Miss Jeannette Pertenar. Mr.
S. B. Oster. Mr. S. E. Resen. Mr. Leuis
Klein. Mr. Rebert Halpern, Mr. S. Smith,
Mr. Geerge Resen. Mr. Samuel Weln Weln
eott. Mr. Herman Pertenar and Mr. H.
P eS: Mlss Zarett'a engagement te
Mr. H. B. Oster was recently announced.
The "thlrty-elghth birthday party" of
the Progressive Assembly, Ne. 4. of A.
O. M. P., will give an entertainment and
dnnce this evening at Scottish Rite Hall.
The girls of the gymnasium class of
the Turngemelnde will give an exhibi
tion of callsthenlCB Thore will also be
a minstrel show and a children's circus.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Lieutenant Commander nnd Mrs. I C.
Shute. of 2B04 Seuth Garnet street, 'en
tertained en Wednesday evenlng nt nn
Informal dinner. Their guests Included,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Samans, Mr. and
Mrs. Geerge Cnrr. Mr. and Mis. Hareld
J. Wb. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm r.
Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Themas Nelsen,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wllllnm Arneld and
Lieutenant mmnnder McCrnckcn.
Mrs. E. Galan, of 906 Seuth Twentieth
street la spending a few weeks at the
Hetel Avoca, Atlantle city.
Mr. Edwatd Carrell, of 2027 Seuth
Colerado Terrace, has returned home
n'ter spending n few days In Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J. N.iughten. have
returned from thelr wedding trip, te
their new home nt 2041 Seuth Flfty Flfty
seventh street. Mrs. Naughton was Miss
Helen M. Owens, formerly of Fifteenth
and Rltner streets.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs Allan v r'urrl. Ram
Meylan street, will leave en June 1 te
spena me summer at their cottage In
Ocean City, where they will remain until
September,
Mr. and Mra. Antheny Dallctt, of 6331
Sherman street, will leave within a
hert time for Atlantle City, where they
have taken apartments ever the summer
months.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mm Rebert A. Arrlsen, of
1208 Allengroe street, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh
ter. Mrs. Arrlsen was Miss Lena
Christian.
Mrs. J. Andersen and her daughter.
Miss Emily Andersen, of Frnnuferd
avenue and Orthodox street, are spending
several weeks In New Yerk, where they
are the guests of Mrs. Rey Branden, of
Whlte Plains.
The Ladles' Aid Society, of the Salem
Lutheran Church, gave a surprise party
en weunesuay evening, in liener of .
evening-. In liener of Mrs
C. Strumas Th
le Kiieats were Airs rc.
Htreeuer. Mrs. L. Gllfliian. Mrs. E. Grew.
Mra. L. Harvey, Mrs. S, Watsen, Mrs.
M. Souder, Mrs. S. Weltzel. Mrs. IC
Willis. Mrs. A. Weber, Mrs. B. Rauch,
Mrs. K. Belchert, Mrs C. Albert, Mra.
W. Relslg, Mrs. E. Hampshire. Mrs
E. Dicksen. Mrs. M. Yeung, Mrs. I,
Miller and Mrs. E, Spnuldlng.
CYNWYD
MIm Leulre Pnisens will act as maid
of honor at the marriage of her sister,
Mis Ruth Elizabeth Parsons, daughter
of Mr, and Mra. William Essex: Parsons,
raWAUMHU
wmwm
Te Ge Abroad'
Ledter Photo Servle.
MISS ISABEL FBAZER
Who has been spending the winter
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Dougherty,
of Cress Keads, Wyncote. Miss
Fraier will sail for Europe en June
17, accompanied by Mrs. Watta, of
Washington. They expect te spend
several months traveling abroad
and will return te this country the
middle of September, Miss Fraier,
who was one of last season's de
butantes, was photographed at a
recent outdoor event
of Cynwyd, and Mr. Edward Perter
Street, son of Mr. and Mra. Charles
Arthur Street, of Chicago, which will
take place tomorrow evening nt 6 o'clock
at St. ABaph'a Church, Bala. Miss Anne
Parsons and Miss June Relf, cousin of
the bride, will be the bridesmaids and
Miss Rosalind Loutrel, niece of the
bridegroom, and Miss Helen Brown,
cousin of the bride, will be flower girls.
Mr. B. Brewster Jennings, of New Yerk,
will act as best man and the ushers will
Include Mr. Rellln Lfirrabee, Mr. Doug Deug
Ins Street, of Chicage: Mr. N. R. Lan Lan
den, of New Yerk, and Mr. Jehn Par
sons, of Baltimore. A small reception
will fellow nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Medford Jennings Brown, of
Merlen.
YARDLEY
The Yardley Bridge Club, was enter
tained en Tuesdny afternoon by Mra.
Augustus J. Cadwaltader, at Lakeside.
Mlsa Elizabeth McCermlck Is visiting
Miss Margaret Williams In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank B. Wist attended a re
union of the Slack family at Ocean City
last Saturday.
The Yardley High Scheel wen a ban
ner at the Bucks County Interschelaatlc
track and field meet, held last Saturday
at Geerge Scheel, Newtown.
em
JBP5V''W .BWaBvBV?sfflSK
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Annual Summer Sale of
Notions & Toilet Articles
Talcum Powders
njerklss French Talc ISe
oilmen A Jehnsen's Itabr TsJc.lSc
irrgrn'a Talc all odors ISe
Ainrra Frrix-li Talc 2.1c
Iteaer & fiallet'a Violet Talc .. Ifie
KlKaud'H L'n Air Erebnume Talc 860
lleublennt's Qaelnara Hear Talc.SSe
Cetj-'s IOrltan nnd Part Talc. ..95c
Face Powders
Dnrln Cnmpnct Face Powder . . . 30c
II 11 Air Kmbaume Ijirre Compact
Fnce rewdcr box 1.15
DJerkU Fare Powder 3.1e
Cety'a I.'nrlcnn Fnce Powder . . 1B
I.'Orlt-an Compact Fare Powder . 55e
Atere or Fleramre Fere Powder 69e
Reaer Galtet Ilnhv Powder ...ISe
Elrara Compact Face Powder.
(0c size, at ISe
Teeth Pastes
Peusedent Teeth Pnate Me
Pebere Teeth Paste $5e
Ferhan' Teeth Paste ISe
uaipnene toeiii reste lde
KoItdes Teeth Paste 20e
Teeth Brushes
Hair Brushes
and Nail Brushes
Prophylactic Teeth
medium or hard
Brashes, soft
bristle; usu-
nlly 43c. at
Frephjlactle Penetrating
Brushes, usuallv 75c. at
Pun Bristle Null Brashes.
. SOe
Jlalr
. . SOe
mu
aiiv 25e. at
ch 18c
Imported Teeth Brashes, bone nr
iransnarrnc nanairs, usually
I5c. at ISe
Rebber Spenrrs s for ISe
Spool Cotten and
Dressmaking
Supplies
Crene Clark' O. N. T, flpnel
Cotten for hand or machine
sewlnr. Mack or white, all
numbers. S te 100, usually 77c
deien, at .. deien 88e
dure Dress Shields, superior
nunllty, recular and opera
shapes, sizes 2. I and 4, at, ealr 24
Drst Oualltv Taffeta Seam Bind.
In-, black, white, colors, spe
cial piece 2S
Kolilneor Hnan Fnsteners. all
alies, black or white
8 cards XBct dozen curds 7Se
D. M. C. Mercerised Darnlnar
Cotten, black, whlte and cel.
ors He slse, at ball He
D. 11. C. Crochet Cotten, whit
or ecru, site 3 te 100. at .ball iWe
Absorbent Cotten
and Napkins
1.h. neil of Jehnsen & Johiwen's
Absorbent Cotten ISe
neiex nspsiBi, one neisii te a
package, usually tOc, at . , . We
Lister's Napkins, one desen te a
package, rearularly He and 0c
Medium sis 40e
La ran slsa gc
KIHnert s Banltarr Aprons, usual
6(e grade at 4.
Beat Ored BUatle IJaU Hese
SnpiMHm. usuallv SBe. at pair 8a
Henry Klnstle Hem Supporters,
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm9tt le
Notion Specials
Beat flrade Shee Tree,
peJrs SSe .... desen pair Me
Nickeled Wire Feldlnr cSit
Hanger t
Sanerler Qualltr Enameled Cnnit
Hanters. rubber tip, white.
pink and blua in
Imported rentherttttch Braid, u.
meter piece, 56e grade 3S0
Imported
Perfumery
C0,'l'i !feub,5"?M'"' fl""I'i. BeTr
A flallef and Plrer'. pine Freneh
rerfumes and Toilet Water are In
this sale, at araatly rsductd price
WWMZr,
:'i"ll .Hll HO.PT,
as;;
s"MMMamj,Mm.
ty 'r !
1 i ivt.,' v;W!'
' V"
i r i , i H ii
" riORKISTOVVN
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Plersen, of
233 East Marshall atreet, are receiving
congratulations en the birth of a daugh
ter, en May 22,
Dr. and Mrs. J, Newton Hunsberger, of
West Main atreet, and Dr. and Mrs. B.
8. Buyera, of Swede street, are nttcnmn
the American Medical Association meet
ing at St. Leuis, Me.
The Alliance of Catholic Women, will
give a danee at the Gardens en Friday
evening, June 2, Mlsa Mary Feeney Is
chairman of the committee In charge,
Mlsa Marie McGlnley, of East Mar
shall atreet, Will apend the next two
weeks In Petlsviile, Pa.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. Henry M. Wlra, of Wnlllngferd,
who haa been abroad for several months
returned te her home a few days age.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Mathuea,
of Idlewlld lane, Meylan. have been
entertaining Mrs. Mathuea father, Mr.
Geerge C. Montgomery, of New Yerk.
Mr. and Mra. Charles W. Oarrett, of
Swarthmore, have moved te their new
home In Rese Valley.
Mr. 'and Mrs: Heward H. Housten
and Mr. and Mrs. William Provest, Jr.,
of Cheater, have returned from a visit
te friends In New Yerk City.
Richards Shoemaker
The marriage of Mlai Uarda Shoe
maker, daughter cf Mr and Mra Albert
Shoemaker, of Main atreet. Jefferson Jeffersen
vllle, and the Rnv. J. Stanley Richards,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Richards, of
Zieglersvllle, took place yesterday after
noon In the Jeffersonvllle Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. G. H, Mlksch omcl emcl
nted. The bride was given in marriage
by her father and was attended by Mrs.
Chesten Hawlk, of Philadelphia, ns ma
tron of honor. Miss Marjerle Stlnc wns
the flower girl. Mr. Alvln Richards was
best man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr. Charles' Rogers and Mr. Jeseph
Rogers. The bride were a gown of
white aatln and Spanish lace, tier veil
waa of tulle held with orange blos'ems
and she carried a shower beurjuet of
roses and lilies of the valley. The ma
tron of honor were orchid colored crepe
de chine with n lint of the name shade.
Ar.ARMlNfl WHIM! IT LAST" I
BOOTH TABKIN.1TON en thn polite row rew
dyism of our lar. with lt pcttlit prtls.
hooch hounds, over-dreni-d umnrti ami flip
pant nnpr. it Isn't bad morals, thin"
Mr, Tarklngten, but simply hud tnste, n
vII mat evi-r it. Hut It'n nlarmlne nhl
It lasts. You'll enjoy reailln this Intenlcw
with the famous oerlrajor of youthful Amei
lea. ta appear In the Maicazlne Hertlen et
rxt Barclay's Public I.kikiek. "Make It ft
Habit." Adv.
FURS STORED and INSURED
DURING SUMMER MONTHS
REMODEMNO AND RETA1RINO
A 8PECIA1.TV
BROWN & BRAUCHER
08 W. Chelten Ave., Oermantewn
Phene: Qermantewn tillO
CAiVUAVVClJv- AAXAJiy
fUMJhalfr
ItSS Caeetnat Blree
Soaps
WoedhnrVs Facial Soup ISe
Cntlenra Heap nxUr 1
Packer' Tar Soae en In- ISe
Rrslnel Bone , rake -JOe
Kecer S: Gnllet French Almend
Rean . , ... box of O reke S.le
I Ji co Ppanlnh Castile Soae. 2 rnkes 15e
Eaveasen' Hard W a t r
Seap aec de.
lencen a Bath Soae . . . SSc dex.
Jersrn's Violet Glrcerlne Sone.
. . . 8Sc 'or.
Celaate's Cashmere Bennnet.
w.nilSyum "'J9 --hex of O cake 50c
British Bath Scan, usually 25c
special , at rake ISe
Pear's I'ntcented Sean enke lie
Toilet Creams
Freatilla. 3(lc site, at lie
Hind' Bener and Almend Cream 35e
Ancela Lemen Cream and An-
ela flkln Feed, 11.00 sire . . 18c
Best Water and Glrcerlne. 6c
else jBe
Darcett and RamsdetCa Celd
Cream. 60c alae. at ... .ISe
Reral reman Cream. 60c slzt . 35n
Elcara Cream. 0c else tee
Toilet Specialties
Oderone,
Slse
for perspiration. 35e
e
.numnirni TamDUS f Tench OI-
tracts, Coty' and Heublgant's,
fl.OA site ji0
Amelln 1rodenuit Powder SAe
"OTT Combs. eTtra heavy, 60c
srrade at jj0
Catex Nell Specialties, usuallv
"c at 2j0
Hair Pins and Pins
All nur nnet analltr Rna-llsh
Enameled Wire Hairpins jn
black or brown. waed or
straight, heavy or Invisible. Be.
nr Ihree nackaare for . ... le
Geld .Plated Hafety Pins, best
eualltv .... 10c rnrdi 8 for Sen
Paner of DeLenc Toilet Pins. 380
count . ... . . .3 paper for tit
Dnpleir Safety Pins, the best
eualltv made, all sites. t 10ci
8 nnrds for
Imported Pin Cubes. ,m-, ii,
10c, large stia . j
Needles
Imnerted
E n w I I I. c.i
A(
eedles. .11 . i".". "'"5
t.ij -- -we ana
Ensllih eedle Boek, flne
awprtment of needle, BOe
Dish Cleths and
Toweling
Dish Cleth in honeycomb
weav .
Dish Cleth, heavy eu.ltV. u.u.
aiiv itr. t .
AJ';""'" nili Tewelln;. usual
idc kind, at tt&ni
Wash Cleth. In plain cole?.-80
white, pink, blue, lavender and
WwlVhCfbord;r:.''fBeTlt?or"rtBa
TapesAll Kinds
"eTbiSe """.e1," r,s.y-,B
Allen's Quality
Hair Nets
10e each, tt.OO a. deien. S deien,
asserted as yen wish, S9.ne Allen"
HZ, UV,W. 'meu t"T the quality of
IhJlT Uair N.8t,i Tne HllPPen cap
shape comes In large or small lsea.
The straight .hap. I. oil ri law
lie. Th color are standard and
Hair NU are IBe each. Sl.BB a deie.
4
She carried a bouquet of lavenata trat
neaa. iA recent en followed at tha home
of therlde. The Re. and Mrs.lRlch
arda will live In Thernvllle, O., 'where
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnyt Street--1214
J5waBjasttfslUeKfs SKcth
Our Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale of Hats
New in Progress
This year the 'hats are unusually attractive
and the values offered particularly enticing.
A wide selection in Becoming Trimmed Hats
and Smart Sports Date.
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $7.00, $8.00,
$10.00 and $12.00
- - - - - -
qgAKER
Mall
Ordars
Promptly
Filial! ,
1104 Arch Street
jmjQtecKbba
40-in.
Spert
Spertwear will predominate thle Summer nnd
Quaker Silks predict that Satin will be the out
standing feature. Anticipate your needs, and
take advantage of this opportunity te make a
worthwhile saving. All the new shades are here,
Including; the ever popular White.
40-in. "Rhapsede" Spert Skirtings
In all the new Spring and Summer shades,
Including Orchid. Jade. Flame and White. This
is the same grade that Is being sold everywhere
from H.50 te J5.50 a yard.
Our Prices en Silks
This Is a pretty bread claim te make, but It Is
the unexaggeratcd truth. If you will but compare
our values you will seen find that we can Sare
j ou many 4. en your silk needs. Remember,
we sell Mill , ect te Yen, saving you both the
storekeeper's aYd Jobber's profits.
Quaker Silks
NO CHARGES
NO ALTERATIONS
I the bridegroom pster of the Trinity
Reformed Church. Beth the bride and
bridegroom are eraauutes of Urslnus
College, Collcgevlllc.
Requast
Satin
$1.95
A a yd.
$3.50
- yd.
Are Always Lewest J
r
1104 Arch SU
SJLgS
tBPmm S' Samples
mLWr Sent
JHkmmW On
NO APPROVALS
BONWIT TELLER. G,CO.
This Stere Only
CHESTNUT STREET AT THIRTEENTH
TOMORROW: SATURDAY
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
25 DISCOUNT SALE
ENTIRE STOCK INCLUDED
NO EXCEPTIONS :
V4
PRESENT TICKET PRICES
ABSOLUTELY NO PRICES
Blouses
Millinery
Neckwear
Novelties
Hosiery
Sweaters Scarfs
Furs
PERFUMES Nete: 'A 25 dis.
count will also be allmeed en Per
fumes, with the exception of these
whose price is restricted' by the
manufacturer.
NOTE: We meat withdraw the charge privilege
for the week of this Male. It would be utterly
impeuxbie for emr office te handle the tremen tremen
deuM amount of extra work entailed. Ve must
arnk your indulgence in the matter of waiting for
detwenee and would uggest that you take pack
ages with you whenever possible.
NO C. O. D'S. "'' quarfr payment fce
nad at timm of purchaim.
7a,M",,wl,?fl,,w""M,'Mi",qil
A Directum Manrlea K. Felt
L D I N E
Chsstiiut at llh. Cen. 11 A.M. e 11 P.M.
reatnrlnr 8KENA OWEN,
uuiiiin i,r.nijii nam
AMIEUT CAPRI.T.ANt
IMFOKTAMT MJT1CKI
HUMinKa rnivMj ai,u seais, nor, I
TAX INtJu AT AM. TIMES, KXCKP I
HAT. HOI.WAYH AFTEh P. M.
Tomorrow memlns; children accompanied
ter thflr parents will be admitted from
It A. M. te 1 T. M. for 2li cts , tax Inc.
GARDEN DAYS
HATTTRDAV. MAY S7. 2i80 TO :XO
MR. AND MRB. HORATIO (1. LLOYD,
I Collet At , Harfnrd turn left at
Coeprtnwn Itesd Hlills. A W. 11. II
I MR. AND MttH. J. FRANKMN McFADDF.N
I - -Itotement or Villa .Neva, I'lilln. A W. It
I It. OM Lancaster Plke te Ithan ve
I turn Ift te whitewashed fence,
jMRS. CHAK.K.S S. WAI.TO.V-Ijincaster
AM), te fit. Davids Station. I'enna, It. II .
turn Huht
MR. FRANK C.RAIIAM THOMSON, Deven.
SJtneaUT Pike e Uvon aarst, turn
north toward Valley for-e, take second
turn te left J'enna. II. R.
Admission -SOe enci warden Beaeen tickets ,
.". uenert Poheol of Horticulture I
t Ambler Information- Locust 2O30.
UfAIUIIT MAT. TOMORROW
TVMLnU I 50c te S1J50
ONLY MUSICAL SHOW IN TOWN
PHtlADELPHA'S GREATKT FAVORITB
mmmmm
I wLETTY PEPPER.'
A'Jt GREATEST Dfi ALL Viirfer
SEATS SELLING FOR NEAT WEEK NOW
Values
te $69.75
MATERIALS Canten Crepe.
Ileshannra, Trlcetlne, Vel
lette. COLORS. Th ery
smartest medes deep fringed.
Caracul nnd Gray Vex
trimmed. Hare and shirred
effects. All silk lined.
Real Estate Trust Building
Ilread & Chestnut
NO RESTRICTIONS
b
es
25
OFF
HAVE BEEN CHANGED
Dresses
Suits
Sports Wear
Coats
Wraps
Misses'
Dresses
& Suits
FURS Nete: A deposit of S5
will secure the purchase of any
Fur, which iviU be held in storage
(storage free of charge) until
balance is paid.
r-- ' , if'? ' V? ""'iiniji
Direction Itanler Oempaitr ef A
NINKTKKNTll AND MARKHf
11. 1:10, 8.80. 8.80. 7:80. :
NORMA TALMADGE
IN ADAt'TATION FROM BTAQB PLAT
CM11 IM TUDniinU
N't Wk Beeth Tarklntten' TKNROBf-
StANTOg
SIXTEENTH AND MARKET ' f
TODAY AND TOMORROW
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
MIGHTIEST PRODUCTION
ORPHANS OF :
THE STORM' ',
AtlllBl.tn 4.10. 7 and 0:80
TdSrHem
m V Hread nnd Chestnut
10 A. M.
12. Z. 4.
fl.
10 P. M.
TOO MUCH BUSINESS A,Bme!,M,e
PALACE
I2III AND MARKET
10 A. M. te It P. M.
WALLACE REID"A'& f.
CONTINENT"
s ni s w TI
IHTIt A t'HIISTNUT
flRtAUlfl1",.11 V "15 P. M.
Klalne lliimmersleln
Why Annennce Your Marriage?;
VICT0RIA,r.M.1esit.'!sKEP?
7!ANE
OREV'q
THE LAST TRAIL
CAPITOL , . W MARKKT
Rololph Valentine T"liir CUPtvn
and Anei Ayres "t. OHIlIK"
i iDC JUNIPER t, MARKET
VlLiKJlih. VAUDEVILLE
CROSS KEYSg. KT
d It Sat , 2 'IS
MAE DESMOND p,and .
"EXPERIENCE" tcA
NEXT WEEK "THAT OIRL PATSr
nnn a riiir a v"llOAU a.vyDED
BROADWAYKVnNlNas 8:'
u"wn" f " Wed . Hnt.. 2 IB
r? UP IN MABEL'S ROOM
NEXT WEEK "THK IIR.tT"
CvARRICK L 2 E$. !'t 1'sp.Hat.
SAM H HARRIS Preen!?"W
THE SEASON'S COMEDY SUCCESS
WELCOME STRANGER
With GEORGE SIDNEY
K
E I T H ' S THEATRE
WILLIAM ROCK
With Nunry Wilferd A Helm flkr
SALLIE FISHER & CO.
In "The Choir Rehearsal"
JEAN (iRANKbE A. CO.i tOM
ROMC A IOII IAI'Ti ROUTBV
REVUE: OTHERS.
WILLOW GROVE PARK
FRANK0 AND HIS ORCHESTRA
IJERNARDO OISIASKVIInrlIeii
TenUbt DimcljiE Contest In Dnnceland"
Hpeclul I'lnlUr ItlnnerH served nt Cnaln
NO CREDITS
NO EXCHANGES
KM
msmm
'J
1
i '
A
mi
t'Mtxr
v,Ja
yV,
mvD-M
A'; i.
ft.
(S-,'ti?.i.
u
(.
-rM
Ji-g frl
:&lb!
tjvj'fv " iJ1i.yt'-.f..ie
,lZt a K
L"