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Fair
Mune With Its Bewers of Reses Is Fair Indeed, but Faires
of. All Is the Bride in June
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fAtThis Moment, When AH of
Us Are inuuuug ui.iiiutum
l-i rpflectinir upon the dedication of the great
Tinreln Memerial at Washington last Tuesday,
Lincoln
K seems ep"-jL -
of the eigntreu jy
Abraham Lincoln said this:
,"1 have been driven many times te my k
V the overwhelming conviction that I
Knees,
had
--fcerA else to'sre. My own wisdom and that of
ill about me seemed insufficient for that day."
Great Lincoln, can we ever forget him!
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uet little thing, of soft, ex
mWte black morocco, nand
imtj lined with silk.
' Iniide b Httle removable
tny that holds the flttlngi.
Everything for the toilet Is
Included among the handsome
pieces Seme are plain silver,
beautifully proportioned, ethers
pld lated en silver aim
ialntlly'cut.
One ei tne most nevei caarn
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e ijiit would e
Useful Seener
Than a Fitted Travel
ing Case
for they are the most convenient things
imaginable en the honeymoon and it is
hard te think of a gift being finer than
one of the minature traveling cases with
rich' silver or geld plated fittings.
is shaped like traveling bag,
with the peaked top and the tray
of fittings attached te the bot
tom. The toilet pieces are geld- '
plated sliver and in all there
are 25.
Prices for the elaborate cases
range from $125 te $650, wjth a
wonderful selection in between.
There are also cases with
plainer fittings at smaller prices.
Mln lioer)
Give Her a Dainty
Enameled
Boudoir Set
Whether bride or gradu
ate, she will find use and
pleasure in it.
Brush, comb, mirror, puff
box and smaller articles are
til in creamy ivory effect,
richly enameled in azure-ind-geld,
coral - and geld,
bltck-and-geld, or blue. The
design is the dainty Du
Barry.
The entire set of eleven
pieces may be purchased for
tS5 an exceptional price.
Or the articles are separ
ately priced at from $1.15
for a manicure piece te
fWO for a mirror.
(Main fleer)
PARIS Lingerie
for the Bride
Exquisite pure white gar
ments of the finest linens
and cottons, hand 'made,
sometimes plain and some
times trimmed with lace.
The nightgowns are of
handkerchief linen with
hand work and hand embroid
ery; in some instances they
have real Valenciennes.
$22.50 te -$52.50.
French nainsoek night
gowns with round and square
necks, some with embroid
ery, some with drawn work
and casings, a few with lace,
$7.75 te $27.50.
Envelope chemises te go
with these latter nightgowns
are $7.60 te $10.75.
(Third Fleur)
White Silks and Satins for the Bride
and Her Trousseau
.As her mother and grandmother before her, the
bride of today comes te Wanamaker's for her wedding
silks.
White satin for the bridal
,ln itself, in many qualities,
from $1.65 te $4.50 a yard.
Or white crepe de chine for
we gown that is te be soft and
dinging and lusterless, $2, $2.50
and up te $5 a yard.
White lingerie crepe of a rich
heavy quality, washable, at $3
a, yard.
White lingerie satin or flesh
pink lingerie satin for all the
dainty trousseau underthings,
$2 a yard.
(Flnt Fleer)
A Few Fine Duvetyn Capes Are
New $50 and $75
niy one of a color or one
w tee of a kind left.
j I handsome and distin
tXi , loeWnE Barments, suit-
IfJ ferA the most formal occa ecca
inn. Altheuch a few nf
m.Li?8 hade et duvetyn, the
Jerity are a combination of
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(Flnt Fleer)
two colon with elaborate
stitching' or embroidery, and
some have wide scarfs with
deep silk fringe.
Truly a wonderful oppor
tunity for any woman who
would like a beautiful cape for
much less than ordinary.
The Finest Rugs
WovenReyal
Persian Kashans
8Perb in weave, colors
nd texture.
'Rich, lufltreus, satin-like
ever a groundwork 'of
finest stltchimr Vt,,, i
fpt weaving.
"n has a field of pale
iJMjn cast with a typical
WbantJ design all ever.
ir0J?ther' a "."Iberry
Ikrk b!uedeta" deCraUen of
i. With an berate
.jer floral and figure de
tT In soft blne .i
hknA it.
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Boudoir Slippers
for the Trousseau
Satin mules, plain or em
broidered, in every delicate
tint te match enchanting
negligees, are hurrying fast
from the Little Beet Shep
te bridal trousseaux.
Priced $4 te $10 a pair.
(Flrit Fleer)
Girls' Dresses in
Russian Peasant
Effect
A heavy white Chinese
Shantung silk is the material
in each case. Every one of
the dresses fellows the Rus
sian fashion net only in the
way it is made, but also irt
the -vivid colored vhand em
broidery, appliqued work
and presB-stitching.
They Would be charming
' en girls from 8 te 14. The
prices are $35 te $48.
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AH f the world pauses tode homage te her.
- And all the world gazes in admiration upon her, for of all beauty there is
nothing mere lovely than a bride.
Fitting it is that hers should be the finest of. all things.
' The softest, most rippling silks and satins are hers te wear; the richest
of furnishings adorn her home and the rarest of gifts are heaped at her feet.
Fer the bridal trousseau and for the bridal gifts, where else is there
se much loveliness? the treasures of all lands are gathered in one mag
nificent company at Wanamaker's. '
3 $all Cleck
Thaiindeed, ig a wed
ding gift that any bride
would be only tee de
lighted te receive and te
initalT in 'the place of
honor in her new home.
There is scarcely any
choice aa regards the dif
ferent kinds of hall
clocks in the Wanamaker
Cleck Stere, for they are
from the- geed reliable
makers whose names
standi for all that is best
in cjeck making. But
tastes may. vary as te
chimes.
Clocks, with Westmin
ster chimes, $310 te
$475.
Clocks, with Westmin
ster, Whittington and
Canterbury chimes, $415
te $000.
Clocks with Whitting
ton and Oxford chimes,
$525 te $855.
(Mala Fleer)
IB
lovely White Gowns for Brides and
Bridesmaids
IN THESE DAYS of quickly collected trousseaux, nine
of bridal gown which they "can wear afterwards."
out of ten brides-te-be ask for the sort
It is for this reason that se many of the snowy silk crepe gowns tucked away behind
crystal doers are cut en straight lines, and have such pretty possibilities for ether than the
bridal day. Nene of them for this reas6n have trains; but both trains and veils will be pro
vided in the Fashion Salens at the time the dress is chosen if the purchaser se desires.
A great many are pearl or crystal beaded; most
all have three-quarter sleeves; some charmingly
medieval in effect, ethers might be evening gowns as
far as sleeves are concerned.
But they are exquisite affairs without exception;
even the simplest styles at the lower end of the price
scale are quite enough te delight a bride-elect:
TMThite Slippers for Weddings
FOR the bride especially has been made a graceful
white satin sandal, cut out en the sides and fasten
ing ever the instep with one pearl-buttoned strap. It
has the moderate French heel, medium tee and vamp
and is priced $15 a pair.
White satin low-cut slippers with Leuis heels are $12
a pair.
One-strap slippers of either white kid or white buckskin,
with Leuis heels, are $15 a pair.
Fine white canvas slippers with one strap and high
Leuis heel are $12 a pair. With low French heel, $9.
(Flnt Fleer)
Jfine French Handkerchiefs
X Will Please a Bride
Ne daintier ones could she have. By preference they
should be all white with perhaps a bit of exquisite hand em
broidery. We knew of no place where there is a better assortment
of the finer French handkerchiefs and they quite recently
arrived from Paris.
Frem $1.75 te $35 each.
(Main Fleer)
Besides the white gowns which some of the brides'
maidens will want, we have ever se many of the lovely
pale colors which ethers will prefers taffetas and the
various silk crepes in pinks and periwinkles, pale blues
and peach colors, pale yellows and greens. Seme are
very picturesque, with bouffant skirts and flower gar
landed waists.
Prices start at $25 for the plainest white frock
and end at $160 for a lovely white beaded chiffon.
(Flrt Fleer)
The Gleve That Slips Off te Place
the Ring
what should it be but the finest French white kid?
Preferably the Reynier, for this is the finest
French kid glove made. And made exclusively for
Wanamaker customers.
But ether white French kid gloves of a fine quality will
also be found here.
Cheese 8, 12, 16, 20 or 24 button length, variously priced
from $3.75 te $15 a pair.
(Main Fleer)
A Notable Sale of Dinner Ware Just
-ft- When New Hemes Need It
$29,000 Werth
for $17,000
Almest two-thirds of the sets have
been taken from stock and marked 25 te
50 per cent less.
The ethers represent recent purchases
of a most attractive kind and are one-fourth
te one-half less than ruling prices.
It is a sale remarkable, winging china of
most eVery kind at notably low prices. There is
an American semi-china set of 47 pieces at $6,
or a magnificent 106-piece French china set at
$250, and scores of different sets in between.
Selections are rich, varied and wonderfully
attractive.
$50 for fine Nippon china seta
of 106 pieces in three handsome
border decorations. All open
stock patterns which will be dis
continued. The price is about
half regular.
1150 for French china seta of
106 pieces. Geld-encrusted pat
tern. Other encrusted patterns,
$190 and $250.
MS ft American seadchlaa
TlThite Her Hosiery, and Perhaps
J Like a Bit of Lace
Openwork Lice and ever such dainty embroidery mark,
the silk stockings many brides will wear. Of course, they are
the purest white and prices range from $6 te $50.
Plain white silk stockings in the chiffon weight are $3 te
$7.50; heavier weights, $2 te $5, while the open-clock stockings
in white are marked $3.50 te $15.
Silk stockings in colors te match the shoes and gowns
and traveling suits are priced $2 te $7.50 the pair.
(Klrnt Fleer)
ONOWY Under
& things for Bridal
Supplies
Nifrht&ewns of white crepe
backed satins and crepes de chine
with real filet niul real Irish Inccs
are $7.60 te $35.
Costume slips of the satin matle
up in tailored models, ?7.50.
(Third Fleer)
mm
dinner seta of 106 pieces. Beau
tiful, exclusive border patterns
with coin-Rold handles.
$35 for English semi-china seta
of 106 pieces. Beautiful border
patterns in blue, tan and pink.
The price is nearly half of regu
lar. $45 for 106-piece English semi
china sets. Semi-conventional bor
der la rose and violet. The prict
, (VMftfc-riMf)
n
is exactly half of the regular one.
$12 for 106.piece American
semi-china sets in three patterns.
Perfect ware. Only 100 nets at
this price.
$20 for 106-piece American
semi-china sets with dainty deco
rations. $35 for 106-piece American
semi-china sets In new border
patterns.
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Her
Grandmother
Played a
Schemacker Piane
Fifty years and mere age, the Schemacker
was the dear delight of these lovely and delicate
old fingers.
. Then they were the warm, strong fingers of
a glowing young bride, and the sweet-toned Scho Sche
macker was the most precious possession of her
new home.
Today, as Then, the
Schemacker Is the Ideal
Wedding Gift
Fer nearly a centuiy it has been made in Phila
delphia, and it has never departed from the old stand
ards of perfection that made it famous.
An exquisite gift for the bride of today is the Scho Sche
macker Small Grand piano, measuring scarcely mere
than five feet in length, yet of a deep, sweet, resonant
grand-piano tone that astonishes these who hear it for
the first time.
The Schemacker Small Grand piano is priced $1150,
and sold en convenient terms.
It is sold only in the Wanamaker Piane Salens, ex
clusive distributors of the original Philadelphia Scho Sche
macker pianos.
(Krrptlan Hell, Necend Fleer)
Of Course, the Bride-groom Gives
Up His Evenings Out
after the honeymoon, and stays safely in his own little
home.
Comfert at home depends
largely upon the leunjrinjr robe
a man has and several nice ones
are here at trivial prices.
Many a man says madras is
as light as the air about him
and robes of neatly striped
madias are 5, while Rubslan
cord robes in delicately colored
stripes are $6.50.
(Main Fleer)
A Bride-Greem Will Walk
Prouder in Patent Leather
Oxfords
As a matte'r of fact, no ether shoe
would be proper for a man te wear at a
wedding.
Light, easy, comfortable shoes, yet
smart and formal. English oxfords of
black patent leather, perfectly plain and
tipless.
A little lower than usual, having only
four eyelets.
Price, ?11.
(Mntn Flner)
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The Bride Who
Knows Parisienne
Corsets
will be mere than likely te
cheese one ns the foundation
for her wedding gown.
Pnritiienne corsets especial
ly designed for the purpose,
elegant in every line and do de
tail, are $15, $21 and ?:J8.
They nre of white satin or
white silk-flowered bntiste.
Brassieres and bandeaux
of silk, satin, lace, brocade,
hand embroidery or fine cro
chet, are $1.03 te $10. A
number are of real lace.
(ThlrJ Kliittr)
Reed Lamps te
Match the
Furniture
Dozens of styles for tnble
and fleer lamps finished in
colors te harmonize with the
reed furniture.
One of the new fleer
lamps with a reed bridge ii
particularly interesting.
Prices nre 'i te $75.
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Gifts Can Lend Many Cheerful Little
Touches te the Bridal Heme
Practical things, useful in many ways, and where in all the world is a
bride who would net appreciate them?
Fer instance, a carving set, te hnve, and coming from some
really fine, with stag handle, at one clese it would be a gift of
$15. faithful service. Trices start
Hardly a day would pass but
what an electric vacuum would
preve ita worth, and such sure
working vacuums can be had
between $46 and $70.
Electric irons are needed
everywhere, and complete thu
prices are $6 and $6,75.
Every morning th.e electric
toaster proves a faithful help in
Priced
preparing breakfast.
$6,75 and $8 complete.
A kitchen table with a white
enamel top la the better kind
at 510.75 and go up te $55 for u
pastry table.
Starting housekeeping right
is te start it with organization,
and the kitchen is organized the
minute a kitchen cabinet gees
in. White enamel cabinets nre
priced from $70 te $90.
A whole aluminum kitchen
outfit is a mighty fine gift, and
prices are $25 and $50.
A little vacuum jug set, in
colors te matchHhe boudoir fur
nishings consists of a vacuum
jug that keeps water cold all
v (Vaartk irtoer)
night, a tray and a glass. Prices
from $10.50 te $30.
A serving tray should be solid
mahogany when given a bride.
Many kinds arc here from $7 te
$12.50, some with "inlaid de
signs. A cedar chest is no longer a
hepu chest, but truly enough it
is just as useful, and such geed
ones are only $11.50 te $38.50,
An electric percolator, with
tray and cream and sugar con
tainers te mutch, is handy when
company cornea, and ihere art Ufcsvi
many different ones at $28.60, .ifflwJj
$43.60 and $40. ' wfc!J
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