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$muy Wynne Speaks of
v I f S.Herse Shew She Chats of Weddings, Fairs
pi1 and Various
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KB Deven Heme snow nnu last
Ight Tra a great success, and, of
eurse, thera are the usual crowds at
tee Shew. I am xlai it is cettlnj
warmer again, for it certainly has been
iei for the last few days, and every
one t Deven nearly freae.
1 .gff nannlng Orange Out there, and
A looked warm in n.lenK cloak of some
Seft material, I think It mint hw
ten devctyn, of ft lovely shade of dull
Jrtcn. With it she were a small hat
ff leraniura red georgette, with stream
, of the georgette. It was mert be
earning te her. Have you noticed hew
Sepulnr streamers of material are as
fit trimming? kl . . .
Nina llaugh. the attractive sub-deb
tighter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Iftauch. has a hat nlmnst exactly like
I , I've c '""""". V"' '""
'the same snane tu mcn " "
'iwMtette streamers llke hers. The only
different thing I could see about it was
(that the brim of tha hat was of straw
Writead of georgette. Mna W wear.
Mug the hat one day test week at ene
if the cold days of the Shew, with n
'long blue homespun coat ever u gray
'"JLlneTand silk seem te be the most
,'nepttlar materials for light colored sum-
,ner dresses new. Verner Petersen, a
' debutante of next-winter, were a lovely
Ttllew linen dress with insets of lace, at
the Shew yesterday. With It she Were
a large white straw hat trimmed en the
'rltht with a large pompon of black
ribbon or feather. I wnim.'t quite
war enough te see which It was.
DID you hear that Mrs. Henry Pratt
McKcan has taken the W. O. Griffiths
'house in Cheateut HUi for. two Wn"l
It eeems that the" Griffiths suddenly de
cided te go te California, se Mrs. Mc
Kean took the house. I hear that Mr.
and Mrs. Griffith and the entire family,
with the exception of Heyt Sherman,
who is at "Bosten Tech;" Helen, Telly
and Jehn, are going and will prob
ably stay about two years, though e
i tctlr where in California they have net
definitely decided. Mrs. McICean'a sis-
' 'twin-law, Mrs. Norten Downs, lives
i In Chestnut Hill new, tee, en Isethle-
,nem pike.
mllERE seems te be a great many
il weddings this. week. It's funny hew
they always come in bunches. Yester
day Prlscllla Merris and Kenten Eion Eien
Irey were married nnd tomorrow Hen
rietta Wilsen and Ted Shakespeare. On
Thursday there will be the wedding of
Lenere McCnll and Nerman MacLelsh,
and en Saturday Catherine Ceward nnd
Themas Hall McKey, Jr., and Careline
Murdoch nnd Douglas Gorden Allen.
Lately, especially, It seems te me
that most of the girls ere marrying men
from out of town. Fer instance, Nob
ble Ureckle married Richardson Dil
worth, of New Yerk, and Nancy Cepe,
Pierre Hazard, of New Yerk and Syra
cuse, and Pntty Baker, Beniumiu
OrljrKs, of St. Paul. Take the weddings
of this week. Of course, Kenten- Elr
inbrey nnd Ted Shakespeare are both
Pliluulelphlane, but Nerman MacLelsh,
who Is marrying Lenerc McCall, is from
11. Iah maj ill Atnrl an fl ! Mn fl vain m1 " ii
Ii llll'utui:. jti., nun vuLiiviiui: vuaauiu a
I future husband is a Southerner, from
AorrelK. te be exact. Careline .Mur
doch's fiance is from Terente, Canada.
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HIS wem te get mere elaborate
one that is just n plain "fair" any
mere. There are always pony shows,
fashion shows, deg shows, dancing and
anything else you can imagine. Peo
ple de net fiPem te hnve the ame zest
for linnd-embreldcicd penwipers nnd
hand-painted bookmarkers, and they
find the new order of tliinps much mere
entertaining. Se every one is pleased
and mero money made for different
charities.
At the fete en Friday nt Mr. and
Mrs. Alba Jehnsen's place nt Rose Rese Rose
ffient, In aid of the social service de
partment of the Jeffersen Hospital.
Mndamn Maeterlinck will come ever
from New Yerk te sing and Sascha
Jacoblneflt will play.
Resides this there will be a Wattcau
ballet, a folk dance by twelve Ukrain
ians In enstums and strawberries with
the deservedly famous Devenshire cream
in little brown jugs. It makes me hun
gry just te write about it. There will
be a clown nt the fair, tee, and all
torts of ether thrllllncr things for the
children. NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Rerwland Cadwalader
Evans, of 1702 Pine street, will jflve trie
jtcena or bevcral small dinners at tne
Philadelphia Country Club en Saturday
yenlni? next before the dance te be
given by the club.
Mrs. Harry
Thnvcr.
of Merry Cor-
nrs, Haverrerd, win
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Rntcrtfiln lipr Hid-
ter, Mra. Harry Umbsen, and Mrs,
Ralph KdmundH, of New Yerk, as hop
ruests nt the Herso Shew this afternoon.
Mra. Umbsen and Mrs. Edmunds are
visiting air. and Mrs, Thayer for sev
eral days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur H. Lea, of 2004
walnut street, will occupy their coun
try place at Chestnut Hill en Thursday.
They will sail for Europe en Au trust j,
no will remain abroad until the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright Balrd, of
Navahoe avenue, Chestnut Hill, have Is.
"ura caias rer an informal tea en Tnurs.
Jay, June 8, In honor of their daughter,
Mrs. Jeseph A. Mlnett. of Portland,
Ore, who will ariive In this city next
week te be a guest of her parents for
several weeks. Mrs, Mlnett was Mlsa
Galner O. Balrd.
Mrs. William Pepper, of the IiOnuncre,
will leave today for Concord, N. H., te
Wend the St. Paul Scheel exercises.
Mrs. Tepper's soft, Mr. Henry E Dray
ten. will graduate from St. Paul's this
print'.
Mrs. Qeerce Grunt flnnwden. of Ttose-
Jient, is entertaining as her guests feT a
fortnight Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McClelland.
or Independence, Kun. Mrs. Snowden's
son, Mr. Geerge Grant Snowden, will
all en July 1 with a party of ena hun
dred preparatory school students who
'e ie tour uurepe.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Wlllcex Mclver,
r of 2217 Itlttpnheusn utrent. will
spend July with Mra. Mclver'a parents.
r. and Mrs. Charles Price MUtle, at
h"j vnu, i, j,, nna tne iauer pari
f the summer at Cape May, 2s J.
Silr. and Mrs. Eugene Carter B. Slmo Slme
ln. of 122 Springfield avenue, Chestnut
,111, will leave early In July for Saranae
i-aKe In the Adirondacks Mountains te
spend the summer with Mr. Simenln'w
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. IsaacMoere Slme.
5,'n, of Kavnhoe and Mei eland avenues,
Chestnut Hill, at their camp.
Mrs. Feltten Bent nnd licr daughter,
Ml8,aney S. Bent, 2121 Walnut street.
Wye returned from a visit h Atlantla
..Mr. and Mrs. O. Percy Bright and
n"r family, who spent the winter at the
t. .!" Apartments, 311 Seuth Thlr
.r.l!?tn street, ure spending the early
summer (n Ventner, N. J.
. Mrs. Henry P. Michel) and her two
eaughters, Miss Helen Vnlmerln Mlchell
nd Ms Florence Henry Mlchell, who
nave ueen MItnrllmr fAW wi.aIcb at thf.lp
f?iBe at Atlnntlc City, will return te
jnsir home, 3913 Chestnut street, the
ur part of this week.
.Mr, and Mrs. Alfred K Halg, of Uex.
joreugh, announce the engagement of
fi.i uufi'er, Alls eien uemelia
Sjli te Mr. Themas O. Wolstonhelme,
ffi'-ri-A,r' sne Mrs. Frederick Wolston Welston Wolsten
wime, of Chvatnut Hill.
Mr. ntifl 1ltm Tiritlin.. n..n. mjtA
' w '-nester, tire being congratulated ea
Pretty Clethes Seen at the
Other Things
the btrth of a. son. HI chard Burten
Tedd, en Saturday. May B7.
.MiM Margaretta Weed, of New Yerk,
will be the maid of honor at the wedding
or MIsb Margaret Jesephine Piatt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayten Er
wln Piatt, of Forty-sixth and Spruce
streets, and Mr. J. Ignatius Dally, of
8338 Woodbine avenue, Overbroek,
which will take place en Wednesday,
June 21. The bridesmaid will Include
Miss Helm Snyder, Miss Mary Pah
ringer. Miss Bcrna Depp Dally nnd
Mlsa Mary Piatt Mr. A. E. Turner will
act as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tayler Pusey,
of Lima, will entertain at a tea at
their home nt 4:30 o'clock en Sunday
afternoon, June 11.
Mm. Henry McMurtrle, with her
crrnnddaughter, Miss Rebecca Clifferd
MISS IWbCCCA c
epened her cettai
. Lfttikr thev w
MCiuurtnc, nai epened her cottatre
Orr's Island. Me. Later they will
Joined by Mr. Richard McMurtrle,
Mr. and Mrs, Mlnferd Humrlcheuse,
who spent the winter at St. Davids, are
new occupying their new house en
Parkes Run lane, Ithan.
The Nurses' Alumnae Association of
the Chestnut Hill Hospital will give a
card party tomorrow evening at Vettx
Hall en the hospital grounds for the
benefit of their endowment fund for a
room In the new .hospital.
QERMANTOWN
Mlsa Nina May Cook, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry W. Cook, of r.339 Knox
street, who la president of the senior
class of the Friends' Scheel, will en
tertain the1 members of her class en
Tuesday afternoon, June 8, In' the garden
of Mra Wendell Reber, at 435 West
Scheel Heuse lane. Mrs. Cook and her
daughter will leave the end of the month
te spend some time at Atlantla Beach.
Fla. They will later go te Lake Placid
te remain until the fall.
' Miss Hertense Pcarlman. of 328 Pel-
ham read, has issued Invitations for
a unnce nt.ner neme en June Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lament Jehnsen,
of Wet Unsal street, announce tha en-
gagsment of their daughter, Miss Kath Kath
erlne Elisabeth Jehnsen, te Mr. Frank-
mi ii u wtura ' worse, jr.
' " Mr. and Mrs. Davld'L. Short, Of Cres
heim an; Pelham reads, metered te At
lantic City en Saturday, where they are
entertaining sixteen guests en their
yacht, Dlcksadee, ever Memerial Day.
Mrs. Mllea C. Yeung, c 8810 Lincoln
drive, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Janet Graham, te Mr.
ueyd Janney Brown, con of Mra, T. Jan Jan
ney Brawn, of Washington.
.,Mr,and.Mr Geerge L. Russell, of
214 West Hcrtter street, will leave en
June 1 te occupy their cottage In Vent Vent
eor until the fall.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cehen, of 6160
Parkside avenue, nnnounce the betrothal
of their daughter, Miss Gertrude C.
Cehen, te Mr. Ben Clarfeld.
. Mr. and Mra. F. Edward Nelan, who
have recently returned from the West,
entertained the members of thelr eve
ning bridge club at their home, 239 Seuth
Fifty-third street, last evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Nelan will shortly open their
bungalow at Stene Harber and will re
main there until after Laber Day.
Mr. Frank K. Leaman, of R417 Media
street, lus announced the engagement of
his daughter, Mlsa Ida Grace Leaman,
and Mr. Jehn J. Rimnsen. of 5001 Hazel
avenue, son of Mrs. Ralph Keena, of
Wen Philadelphia.
Mlsa Helen Bryan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter L. L. Bryan, of 126
North Fiftieth street, whose marriage te
Mr. Jean Brady, alsc of West Philadel
phia, will take place next month, was
the guest of honor nt a miscellaneous
shower given by a number of friends at
her home en Monday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn C. Spencer, of
6407 Cedar avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Mis ei
ther Elisabeth Spencer, and Mr. Harry
a. Atsemzer, jr., or zi'ui worm xnir
tcenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Truscott have re
turned from their wedding trip nnd are
nt neme at tne uutiana Apartments,
Fifty-fourth and Locust streets. Mrs.
Truscatt will be remembered nu MIrs (J.
Ardelle Dewey, of 6019 Pine street, be-
lore nor marriage last mentn.
Mr. Lionel Sarocee. of San FrancNce,
Calif., who has been the guest of Mr.
ana Mrs. w. Massey HiaeKburne. or 4Ciu
Springfield avenue, nan left thlB city for
tne west ana win sail rrem aan l'Tan l'Tan
clsce next month for Japan, where he
lias been living rer tne last tnree years.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carr, of North-
weed, announce the engagement of their
daughter, miss ainurca 1. carr, and Mr.
Lllc-yd Geerge Cllft, of Frankford.
Mr. and Mra Merris Resenfeld, of
3720 Nerrth Seventeenth street, have as
their guests, Mrs. Harry E. Leveland.
of Weehftwken. N. J. : Mrs. B. WcIhs nnd
Miss Hadye Weiss, of Bayonne, N. J.
Mrs. K. Diamond and her daughter,
Miss Alice Lee Diamond, of 1632 West
Erie avenue, have metered te Annapolis
for June Week,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Simen Miller, of 901
North Slxteenth street, will leave this
week for their cottage en North Dcrbv
avenue. Atlantic City, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Stern and
their family, of 2109 Spring Garden
street, have taken a house en Wyncote
read, Jcnklntewn, for the summer,
Mlsa Margaret Patterson, of North
Nineteenth street, is the guest of Miss
Helen MacDonald, of New Yerk, for a
aeveral weeks' stay,
Mrs. William Levy, of' Baltimore,
spent the week-end with her fatnxr, Mr.
Merris Stem, of 907 North Eighth
street,
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Dr. Jehn J. Gllbrlde has returned te
his home, 2621 Seuth Bread street, from
St, Leuis, Me., where ha attended a med
ical convention
Miss Mae Smith, of 1S45 Gladstone
street, Is spending a few days as the
guest of friends In Salem, N. J.
Miss Madeline Merley, Mlsa Catharine
Tracey, Miss Elencr Gllbrlde. Miss Flor
ence MeTley, MKi Nan Tener. MIsb
Maria Merley and Miss Clalre Bestlan
are spending a few days In Blackwood,
N. J.
NORRI8TOWN
The annual ccrmmcncement exercises
of the Montgomery Hospital Tialnins
Scheel for Nurfces will be held en Tues
day evening, June 0, In Trinity .Hall,
Elm and Swede streets. The graduates
are Miss Mary Fusco, Miss Kva M.
Mulen, MIsb Mabel Irons and MIbs Laura
Runyan.
Mis' Irma Heward, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. L. Heward, of 412 West Mar
shall street, a student nt the Pennsjl
vanla Academy of the Fine Arts, Phila
delphia, was awarded the Cressen
Scholarship, which entitles her te four
months' trnvel In Europe. Accompanled
by her mother and Miss Olga Relb, of
New Yerk, Miss Heward will sail for
the Continent June 10,
Miss Evelvn and Miss Sue Dechant.
MIbs Emma McCoy, Mrs. Jehn Dette nnd
Mr. Leen Hell represented the Reformed
Church of the Ascension at the Mont
gomery County Kunday Scheel conven
tion, held In Pottstown.
Mrs. H. J. KegclHchatz, of 71S Swedn
street, is spending teme tlme visllng
In Baltimore, Md.
Mr, Martin J. Hoeppner, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. G. Julius Hoeppner, of
East Oak street, Is a member of this
year's graduating class of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary, Mount Airy. After
his ordination the Rev, Hoeppner will be
pastor of St, Jehn's Lutheran Church
at Shenandoah, Pa., where he has been
called. His father la pastor of St. Paul's
Churciv
. I
The June mtlng of tha Valley Ferge
lapter, Daughters of the American
ivSutfen, wlR bs held en Friday after-'
se?;
Recent Bride
Photo by 1'hote-CrafUra
MRS. BENJAMIN CLYDE
GRIGGS
Who was Miss Martha D. Baker,
daughter of Mrs. Leuis C. Baker,
Jr., of Bala, before her marriage
en Saturday, at St. Asaph's
Church, Bala
neon, June 2, at the Erstne Clubhouse.
The hostesses will be Mrs. J. Newton
Hunsbercer, Mrs. William T. Kllpat
rlck and Miss Isabel Walker.
Mr. and Mra V. II. Prentice, Mr.
Hemer Prentice and Miss Esther Pren
tice, of the Nerrls, have gene en u
nutomeblle trip te Baltimore, Washing
ton and Pittsburgh.
DELAWARE COUNTY
A dinner and dance will be given this
evening at the Sprlngh&ven Country
Club near wauingiera.
Invitations have been Issued bv Mra.
Henry Fey, of Lansdewne, for the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Florence
Fey, te Mr. Arthur R. Bulleck, of Wal Wal
llngferd. en June 12, at Emmanuel Lu
theran Church, East Lansdowne.
Mr. .and Mra Legan Campbell and
their children, of Chester, will go en
June 16 te their bungalow en the Mea Mea Mea
dowbreok Farm, near Twin Oaks, where
they will spend the eummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A, Stockton
will entertain their five hundred club
at their home In Swarthtnere en Satur
day evening, June 3.
Miss Sarah Sweeny, daughter of Gen
oral nnd Mrs. Frank Sweeny, of Chester,
wjll entertain Informally at bridge nt
her home en Saturday evening. June
3, The guestn. who are members of a
bridge club, will be Dr. and Mrs. Geerge
Cress. Dr. and Mm A. J. Simpsen, Dr.
and Mra J. W. Weed, Mr. and Mrs.
A GRACEFUL
BEARING
Adds te the Beauty of
Your Costume
The effectiveness of your lovely
new epert clothes, your spring suit,
theso dainty summer frocks, your
smart office togs, that simple little
house dress all depends, in large
measure, upon the way you carry
yourself.
If veur walk Is free, buoyant.
graceful, your clothes leek better
en you no mauer wnnt you wear.
Many a costume has been improved
by a graceful bearing.
A pleasing walk is enviable. But
it is possible only in shoes that
permit free movement te every
muscle of the feet. Correct shoes
shoes with a flexible arch, like
that of your own feet allow the
feet te exercise with every step you
take. Besides being a comfort and
a joy, they lend charm te your
clothes. The
fantilever
Wemtm
Is a flexible arch shoe. In It the feet
has perfect freedom ; Is correctly sup
ported; the tees are net cramped, The
Cantilever Shee lias natural lines It
fits the feet. There Is no pinching here;
no unnecessary room there.
Cantilever Shoes have the medium Heel
which gives poise te the body and
keeps the feet from tiring easily. The
rounded tee of Cantilevers la new the
vogue. Up-te-date women rverywhere
wear them for nil daytime occasions
whether business or social.
Step Inte one of the stores below and
let him fit veu te a pair.
Widths AAAA te J3.
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Orsr Cuaard Office
Coetllctcra are alie en aula la nearby cltim
Alteena llendlialm'a. 1S02 CUvanth Ave,
Aabury Tark Ueit Sbe Ce.. OUT Coekmu
Camden Uurran'a Shee Stere, no Broadway
Kaaten wri, .? Nortnampten tit.
llarrlabura Ornafa. 21 N. Ud Hi.
Johnstown Zang'i. SSO Main St.
Lancaster PrtyTa. S Bait Kin at.
Keadlnc Schwtrlnar'a, 453 enn Square
Hcranten fcawfa Rallly. 114 Wyoming Av.
ra m IIh 11 EJI kanti A as VM V- a ....
hcranien i.awia neiuy. lit wyemlns Av.
snamakln U. Hlrach, 418, E. Indtpaadenee
B1,,a"nii,vtel.BrA -v..
w'iteSr'SW. Murrw' w,
Tors 1 Bea Te
.HV, 1
iinjrxuivrffj
RaJnh Jacksen.
Mr. and Mrs. B.T.
Mlllbeurne, Miss
June Provest. Miss
Edith Buntlnir. Mr. Clvde Brown and
Mr, De Hnven Ledward,
St. Jeseph'! Hospital Fete
The baby show will be an Interesting
feature of the fete of the social service
department of St Jeseph's Hospital Fri
day and Saturday next. The money
raised wilt be used te Improve the physi
cal nnd moral condition of the peer who
have come te recegnise 8t Jeseph's
Hospital as a refuge from want and suf
fering. There will be a Puneh and
Judy show, pony nnd cart rides, feeding
the geese and ether novelties. Mlsa
Agnes Land Is In cnarge of the show
and Mr. Jack Grantleld of the amuse
ments. Miss Kathertne W. McLaughlin
Is chairman of the dells and toys ana
her aides Include Mlsa Jean Letter. Mlsa
Stella Letter, Miss Florence Finn, Mlsa
Florence price, Miss Mary Myneugh,
Mlsa Jane Mynnugh, Mlsa Helen Mo Me Mo
Nlchel, Miss Helen Sohell and Miss Ler.
etta Revnelds.
Mra. Francis Raeyllng and her aides
win oenauci a careieria. nerving win
he Mrs. M. Rvan. Mra. Jehn T. Herron.
Mrs. Jtrmes J, Herron, Mr. Rebert
Nlmme. Mlsa Hannah Gallagher. Mra.
A. Morning, Mrs. J. Herst, Mrs. M.
Hutchinson. Mlsa Catherine 8eltt and
Mrs. A. McCabe. An adjunct te the
careieria win de tne ice cream noein
In charge or Mrs. F. Hunt Maler and
Mra, Mary V. Hall. Aiding at this de
partment will be Mrs. Melvln Franklin,
Mrs. B. A. Douglass, Mra Geerge F.
Douglass, Mlsa Alice O. Sullivan, Mlsa
Margaretta McAlecr, Miss Rosemary
O'Xell, Miss Marlen O'Nell, Mtse Pauline
Smith, Mr. William McCann, Mr. Melvln
Franklin, Mr. Herace Franklin and Mr.
Courtenay Franklin. Cakea and soft
drinks will be vended by Mrs. A. J.
Masslngten and her aide. Mm. A. Dil Dil
eon, Mlsa Mary Nugent, Mlsa Sara Nu
gent, Mlsa Ella Clancy, Miss Elisabeth
Gelden, Mlsa Anna Gelden, Mra M. Iler Iler
ren.' Mlsa Mary Imbeel, Miss Rese Im
besi, Mlsa Doleres Masslngten, Mrs.
Crelghan and Mrs. Olllespte.
Cigar and cigarettes are included in
the candy and fancy articles department.
Mra William Nichols. Siv will be In
charge, aaststed by Mra. William Nich
ols, Jr., Mra M. Connelly, Miss Martha
Flynn, Mlsa Margaret Murphy, Miss
Rosalie Feley, Miss Alma Reblnsen,
Miss Helen Harrington, MIm Rese Mul Mul
helland. Miss Helen McGrath, Miss Jean
Dever, Miss Anna Devcr, Miss Catherine
Dever. Miss Marlen Harrington and Mra
M. Qllmere, MIsb Kathertne Letter will
take care of a fruit booth, and will also
head the group of young wemen who
will work In hotels for the affair. Mrs.
Edward Tracey Is chairman of the en
tire department; Mrs. Cornelius McCar
thy, vice chairman : Miss Helen Mo Me
Grath, treasurer, and Miss Julia Z, Rob
inson, secretary.
W
All merchandise taken from
Regular Stock.
The Season' 8 most desirable
models are included.
Many items are marked way
below cost.
1 ' nU,.rki W Irne a lanih. and seen! ALOnA Trffe HIADiNfJ T.' "'Mt"f vkZ?
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Turtte Stew
Br DADDY
Jack and Janet are taken te Bird'
land bp the falrUst. . They find the
birdi much uptet by th pranks of a
oeoKn giant.
CHAPTER IX
Mere Mystery
WHILE Jack and Janet were still
examlnlnr tha eras of Brown
Thrasher, which had been changed from
white te blue, Lady Heren began te
raise a loud row In the dead trectep,
where she and Blue Heren bad their
nest.
"Fuss and feathers!" she cried.
"What is the matter with my five large
bluish green ergs? They have shrunk
and turned white."
Jack and Janet flattered their fairy
wings and seared te the trectep te eee
this mystery. Sure enengh, the five
egga were se small arid white they
teemed almost lest in the big nest of
sticks and twigs.
"Alas and alack I These eggs are
much tee tiny te held baby Blue
Herens," walled Lady Heren. "Per
haps I will have a family of canaries
instead."
Frem a stump under the bank at the
river's edge camb a sad whistling. "See
hoe t Bee what's happened te my pure
white eggs. They have grown te mon
ster sice and changed their color te
bluish green."
The sad whistler was rhecbe Pcowee.
And n6 wonder she was disturbed. Her
soft nest of grass nnd mess was over
crowded by five big bluish-green eggs
These eggs were se large that peer
llttle Phoebe Pcewee couldn't possibly
cover them with her warm feathcrs.
"This is, indeed, the work of the
goblin giant," said the Fairy King.
"He must be n great magician te
cbnnge the size and color of eggs,"
added Prlnce FIltter-FIash.
"I wonder If he changed the llttle
birds inslde the eggs," snld Janet.
"Wouldn't it be queer if Lndy Heren
hed babies as tiny an Pecwccs, and If
Phoebe Pcewce had babies as big 11s
Herens."
Here Jack began te chuckle. The
BONWIT TELLER &XO.
tZie Specially xShep ofOripinatienA
CHESTNUT AX 13 STREET
enthusiasm te our Sale of last week, for their kind
indulgence in complying with the restrictions en
charging, alterations and exchanging, and also in the
matter of waiting for deliveries.
STARTING WEDNESDAY
and continuing for the balance
of this week We will held
CLEARANCE SALES
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Closing out
Odds and Ends of Spring Apparel and
Broken Lets in Very Desirable Merchandise
146 SUITS 210 DRESSES
244 BLOUSES 166 HATS HOSIERY
197 COATS CAPES JACKETS AND WRAPS
179 MISSES' SUITS AND FROCKS DRESSES
ALSO NOVELTIES, LINGERIE BOUDOIR APPAREL & FURS
At Reductions Averaging from
33V3 te 50
On Original Prices
Jack was shaking se hnrd he had te
alight en the stump beside Phoebe Pee-
wee's iic te catch mm nrenui.
"11a! Ha! Hnt When I nm boy bey
slr.0 I can work this kind of tangle 1 nnd
change the color and size of eggs, he
gasped. , ,
Janet looked at htm in surprise, and
se did the fairies and the worried
mother birds.
"Don't bettRt, Jack," warned Janet.
"Hew would you change the color of
eggs by painting them or dyeing them
the way you de Easter eggs?"
"Ne," answered Jack, mill chuck
ling. "And hew would you change their
slse?" Janet went en. "Would jrv
blew thorn tin?" fv
. "Ne," replied Jack, shaking bis headv
"I knew nn easier way."
"Then, if you knew the way. please
change these eggs back nt ence," urged
the Fairy King. "They will grew cold
unless the mother birds cover them,
and If they grew cold the baby birds
inside will die."
"Why doesn't the mother birds come
them?" asked Jnck.
"I don't llke white eggs," objected
Merry Rebin.
"I don't like blue eggs," declared
Mrs. Brown Thrasher.
"I would break these tiny eggs,"
said Lady Heren.
"And I can't cover these big eggs,"
sighed Phoebo Pcewee.
Jack kept en laughing at these rea
sons given by the birds. "I enn't
change the eggs back te their first colors
and shapes unless I become a boy
again," he said.
The fairies fixed thnt in a hurry.
They snatched off Jack's fairy cap,
and at once he was n boy again.
"New every one turn their back and
clese their cyei while I work my
magic," chuckled Jnck.
(Tomorrow will be told hew Jeck
works Ilia magic. Cen you guess wtiat
lie does?)
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OF SERVICE
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CHAFFEE & HEARD
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iiiiiinifim iriTi i"g "" 1 s s i rt
A STATEMENT OF THANKS
AND AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
E DESIRE te thank the thousands of patrons
and friends who responded
Mr. and Mra. Jeshua M. Helme, of
Melrose, have gene te Cape May, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. William Brown, of Montgomery
avenue, Elklna Park, has gene te Ocean
Greve, N, Jf, for several daya
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Gill wilt enter
tain en Baturday evening at the country
club at Langhorne.
A meeting of the current events de
partment of the Oak Lane Review Club
wan held en Thursday afternoon at the
home of the chairman of the department,
Mrs. Jeseph 1C Dixen, Sixty-sixth ave
nue, Oak Lane, te plan the currant
events program for the coming year.
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Pep. Mat. Tomorrow
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