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Ftlancy Wynne sPeas f fIC Parties for Today She
Tells of Twe interesting events in L,onaen ana
Sees Seme Pretty Clethes
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nDAY there M be no Mg parties,
mep1'. ,mnii luncheons. ten
' hV, . Sirs. AVIIHnm Meber, of
... it nncw. ';' ..." . i..,.ni,n fnr
Sirjh Harri en. . Saturday.
- . u Kit v t'ertcr will give Sarah
nilit KiV;lv , te be one of her
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p. v i .nrlitcr. Sirs. Jest-pn .umuu,
f her dan jmcr, . Mlnett, as you
Per,lant'n, Oftlner Hnlrd. and she la
fl?T1 r narents for fcevcral weeks.
Tl5i,lnM lll w "te Cleveland for the
Ui!I, ?'? Harriet King and her
SS Teld" Balrd. which will take
trotter, i"J - . j ncar
'"S f MyFml'u Phi Her 'will entertain
,TAr hi honor of Mr. and Mrs.
!' Bedlne. Mm. Bedlne was
K Keu" New Yerk, you re-
peeber.
fflHB Bayard Bowies' garden party
T,.j.. inmmed some one
. A,?kfe were 105 cam parked out-
22 A ir Place, and there were cer-
TtJw imndreds at tne tea. ane puny
, tilily nunere Bowies' son
'HeMr-in-law. Mr. and Mrs It.
u Hmrd Bewie. Jr., and was given
' iHBiir Place. Mldwoeas. in ncsuiui
' M 1 Bdwle, Jr., who wb, Chris
. yu,?V.i.j.r. th ilflushtcr of Dr.
' Si M?s WIHiams "Blddlc C'adwnjader,
Irfch.rrnW In a dress of lavender
7n tmbreldered in wime ana marge
KlM hat of peach color straw trim
Kth henna-colored velvet flowers,
ZSli ytu most becoming te her nuburn
Wr and brown eyes. She didn't seem
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from unui i ""-", "" B
tVsdi with 400 people at least.
Bte and Baynrd hnve been staylnc
tih bis parents for several weeks, but
J, ire leaving tedav. He Is going back
te Chlcaje, where he Is in business.
and ebe expects te spend the rest of
thftweek In Atlantic City with a friend
tf heri, Dorethy Fngcn, of Pittsburgh,
tad thtn for a month after that she
U1 be with her parents at Radner.
TJIS is the day when Louise Thomp
son Is te be presented nt court. I
teir she Is going te wear a white satin
faa and a trnln of turquoise blue vel
.., ,A T (.hmild think It would be
tot becoming, tee, ns she has light
lllrtna Oiue eyes, tjuu in jiiu "
h. f M. Char cs Tretter Thompson.
f 2118 Snruce street, nnd she and her
Bether and sister Phoebe hnve been
tbread for about two yenrs new. Louise
I waged te nn Englishman, Captain
JIOMI UeergO urn), niiuumui ". v.
a T.nncpni. nt the Indian Armv. and
she Is te be presented nt the Court of
St. .Trnncs.
There will seen be another happening
In Londen of especial interest te many
Pblladelpbfans. (m .lune ze Alicia au
Pent will marrv Hnreld Sandferd Glcn-
dennlnr. of Nerwnlk, Conn. Alicia Is
tne et the Wilmington du Ponts and
ha visited here a great deal, though
the has net gene te mnny parties, as
the has been In mourning for her
mother, who died nbeut two yeers age.
She Is quite a friend of Russell Tucker,
the daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Henry
Tucker, of 1818 Tine street.
' Alicia Is slight nnd pretty and very
l"Jerstlng. Of course, ou knew that
the has a beautiful voice, and that It
tit while en her way abroad te study
matie that she met her fiance. He has
een it Merten College, Oxford, having
wen 1 Henries scholarship. I den t sup
iwe h ein be any relation of the Phlla-
ielphli Glendlnnlngs, as they spell their
name with an "l." and he seems te spell
Us with an "e." The wedding is te
tike plice nt St. Paul's Church,
Kalghtsbrldge. I hnven't heard whether
the; will remain abroad or will return
te tbis country. ,
pAY GRAHAM wears such snappy
cietnss, aen't you think? I saw
Mr TMerrlAY In m Mi, Mr , Am Mn
erets. tne material of which lmH nn in.
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at of bright red straw with bunches
Jt pepples falling ever either aide of
or m. uray stecKings and black
Ha slippers completed the costume.
8h ind her mother, Mrs. Edwin
EWen Graham, nre leavlntr for Canp
aaj aoeti. Later Gay will go te visit
u """""'"Oaw ana sister. Mr. and
... .uwm a. uacen, of Milwaukee.
!JlXr,U0raham came from Milwaukee
.SfijW"' Mnce ncr niarrlage te
thnf.d',E,hUn' he hfts Hved here.
T.J. ".i Thompson is nn attractive
jwaiir girl. IJer name is Leulle, but
iiWii.J t "s "fr '''e: why I enn't
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W ! Sf?9. knlt dress, with n large
aiU felt haf (rl,,-.l iil - t."
a..WMt' rlbben en ,he rKht side. She
aieiue eyes anil lleht imir nn,i iv.,i
pretty all in white. She Is coming
ELK! V "ftcr nt. She Is the
&'" Mr- . ''nd Mrs, Walter
:."""" u a sister or tlie Ktvliuh
XANCr WYNNE.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
At lLllT "h SfeKean. of
7t S nJer en Ht,nent wl" entertain
' honor of ih.f.1i?y e,enln!f- June 30.
McKein befer ..,RUB ,ter- Mlt" Key
"4 Mrs wnnheB.Ulln.ce w,,lch Mr.
' HIU PaiiH a n f,tru.,hers Ellis, of
lhOMrerh?iBiryi,.Mawr' will give
nils. et tn"r daughter, Miss Clntra
Sfehieh Mn? wl" at,cnd
Mrn, ef nmS" M"- William W.
'iWe en pS!f.d Lea Vlllaneva.
50M' of luJruL ei;e,,lnF M In
frlhter of v. len,. ??uelft8 Weyd.
Augusta v i88 ,nulh Packard.
X'eaMI. Mls ,il1.,irrls5n- M""8 E"n
flntra El "m, iesIB'e Di Cesta, Miss
8'Bnnln. er8anlanB, "onion Coxe.
furLiS' S ?9.. Katherlne
$? Reckcfe Sr nyfd't '"tliler. Miss
'2 IlSburn mW YrC1 k : Mls''
"'Pburn. mp rP,,b,u,r"' M'ss June Shaw
S'1'lBrettnin,i0n McMlchael, Mr.
FrrtJj? -IT", Mr. Chnrles Da.
IjlF Sellers mv sACi,me,fer' Mr- Ate Ate
rly1nen Kiiiii " x'"rrs Dixen. Mr
&J' Viul "Mr. William Carl
.-.r. William Sii l. t
es
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hn, nt J
'" UOUlomen
Will D0 Tomerroio
,hfcfnp.1?l,,i?,,an're'"P-
"Wlar meeti, l"m Clp.hla held the
10:30 A. vtl,)gA at the Willard,
b s. Mar'r H Tmcn,0,rlnl "rvlce
? Execiiiv. J; Jenes ls at 11 :15.
Priding E"Zabeth Fer-
ci7tM,I;'ii1a,!ei',h, w- e. .
gettin, for th "' reK",Br menth'y
Pierian nt Ca.Wn et st- Paul
l'tt efflfa will be In
Hni.l. t'.'1 Careline W. r.1.1.1
mM.":' "" Klerenc r... .'
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Sf' "muW7.
James Devlin, Mr. Scott Lundreth, Mr(
William Austin, Mr. Aiken nelchner,
Mr. Jehn Stewart nnd Mr. James Car
ter. The RUCBtu will later uttend the
dance which Mr, nnds Mrs. Archibald
Darklle, of Invcr Ilcmse. Wayne, will
glve In honor of Miss Ellen McMlchael.
Mr, Edward IxmRstreth, of Brend and
Spruce streets, will entertain at dinner
nt the Philadelphia Country Club en
Suturday eenlnir before the dance te he
glen it the club.
Mrs. Edmund H. McCullough, nccom nccem nccom
nnnled bv her nieces. Mlsa Marian S.
Wurts, Miss Eleaner T. Wurts and Miss
Rosamond Wurts, daughters of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Rebert Kennedy Wurts. of 3134
Pine street, will gall en June 19 en
the Rotterdam for Europe. They will
spend reeral months touring the Con
tinent and wilt return In the autumn.
Miss I.ucla Warden and Miss Elisa
beth Anne Tayler wjll be the mnlds of
honor rt the marriage of Miss Dorethy
Ely. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WIN
llnm Newbold Ely, of Chestnut Hill, and
Mr. Herbert Warden, Jr.. which will take
place en Wednesday. June 21, at St.
Themas' Church, Whltemanh. The
bridesmaids will Include Miss Adelaide
3 Newlln, Mlsa Mary Tayler Knight,
Mrs. I.edcrlc H, Strawbrldge, Jr.. Miss
Elisabeth Dulles' Bartow and Mlsa Prts.
cilia Heward, of Baltimore. Mr. Warden
nnd hla bride will go abroad en their
wedding trip. Upen their return In the
autumn they will live en Gelf Heuse
read, Haverford.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney Howe,
of Pittsburgh, who have besn the, guests
of Mr. and Mra Geerge H. Earle, 3d.
of Oravs lane, Haverford, for a few
days.'Ueft en Monday for n visit te
Atlantic City, and will return en Sat
urday, They will be the guests of Mrs.
Howe's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Rugene Carter B. Slmenln. of
122 Springfield avenue. Chestnut Hill,
ever the week-end.
Sllss Mary Radclyffe Furness. dnugh
ter of Mr. and Mrt. Radclyffe FurncBs.
will be the guest of honor at a dance
which her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Sirs. Charles Winter Bally, of Resslevyn.
Strafford, will give en Wednesday eve
ning, June 21. Miss Purness will be
ene of next season's debutantes.
Mrs. Jircmlah J. Sullivan, of 1910
Walnut street, left yesterday for At At
lantle City, where ahe will spend the
summer at her cettnge en North Caro
lina avenue. Her daughter, Miss Edith
Sullivan, will Jein her later In the month.
Mrs. Sullivan's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. nnd Mrn. Edward Hopklnsen, Jr..
of Montgomery avenue, Chestnut Hill,
will leave en Saturday next for their
cettnge In Chelsea, where they expect
te remain until the autumn.
Mrs. Geerge Sergcnnt and her daugh
ter, Ml3 Alva Sergeant, of 2030 Spruce
street, will leave today for Ca,pe May,
X. J where they will occupy their
cottage until the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hemsley Avery,
of 7803 St. MnrtlnH lane, Chestnut Hill,
and their family will leave the mlddle
of this month for Montrese. Pa,, where
thev wilt occupy their cottage until the
autumn.
Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitchcock She'pley.
of St. Leuis, Me , who came te attend
as matron of honor at the wedding of
her sister. MIbs Martha Dodgaen Baker,
and Mr. Chauneev Milten Griggs, of St
Paul, Minn., en May 31, has been the
Kiiesi or ner mower. Mrs. Leuis C.
Baker. Jr., of St. Asapha read, Bala.
Mrs. Shepley will return te hcr home
the latter part of this week.
Mra. J. Harrison Smith, of the Belle-
ue-Stratferd. has arrived at Hetel
xraymere, Atlantic City, where she will
remain .for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge M. Mlllspaugh,
of Hnddenfleld. N. J., announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Douglas; Mlllspaugh, te Mr. Mer
ln Francla Selffcrt, of this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Mlllspaugh entertained at din
ner last evening at their home en the
Kings Highway In honor of their daugh
ter and Mr. Selffert. The guests In
cluded Dr. and Mra. Edgar 1. Bullcck,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dlmm, Miss Caro
lyn Bacen, Miss Mildred Cook, Mr. Er
nest Mathewson and Dr. Maurice Dur-ant.
ALONG THE READING
At the recent annual meeting of the
Old Yerk Read Chernl Snrletv hn fnl.
lowing officers were elected te serve
during the ensuing year: Mrs. Jenks
B. Robinson, president; Mrs. Themas
k. oecr. Jr.. vice president: Miss M.
E. Clark, secretary; Mrs. Charles B.
Hardey, treasurer; Mrs. William O.
Haalam, financial secretary; Mrs.
Charles W. Hussey, librarian, and Mrs.
E. A. Leatherman, Mrs. Frank Hellerlck
and Mra. Lewis Bremer, Jr., directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinten Gage, of Lake
side avenue. Oak Lane, who have been
traveling abroad since the late autumn,
have returned te their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn R. Nelsen, of Park
avenue, Elklns Pant, will occupy their
cottage at Chelsea for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Guthrie, of
Langhorne, have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent a week.
Mrs. Jehn Sims Wllsemand her daugh
ter and son, Miss Mnry Wilsen nnd Mr.
Jehn Slean Wilsen, have closed their
town house and hne gene out te their
farm above the Merris read, Ambler,
where they will remain until the late
autumn.
Mrs. Vance Peters, of Jenklntewn. has
been spending some tlme at her cabin at
Buck Hill Falls
Mr. and Mrs Geerge Henry Morgan,
of Aberetum, Wyncote. hae opened
their cettnge at Cape May, where they
111 remain until September.
WE8T PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. William J. Jennings, of
Brooklyn, N. y formerly of this city,
are receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter en June 3. Mrs?
Jennings will be remembered as Miss
Geraldlne Patterson, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Rebert Patterson,- of 4915
Walten avenue.
.-..M.'v, nJ,d Mrs- I'euls Qoedinun, of
G753 Redman street, are being congrat
ulated upon 'the birth of a son, David
Jeseph Geedman, eji May IB,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrp Oliver M, Weber,
formerly of 1626 West Erie avenue,
have returned from Flerida nnd have
taken an apartment at Ocean Cltv,
where they will remain until the late
fall. They will he Joined later by Mr.
and Mrs. O. Herace Krpuse. Mrs.
K muse will be remembered as Miss Nell
Weber.
Mr. and Mis. L. 15 Meyers, of 921
Northeast Beulcanl, nie receding con
gratulations upon the birth of a son,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Gressman, of
1916 East Dauphin street, announce the
betrothal of their dnushtcr. M1h Flnr.
ence Gressman, te Mr. Sidney K. Marks,
of this city.
Mrs. Lewis White, of East Montgom
ery avenue, will entertain nt a luncheon
of twelve covers this afternoon In
noner or airs. p. Reynolds, of Pitts
burgh, who Is hcr guest for several
woeks. Mrs. Reynolds will later go te
Atlantic City, where she has taken a
cettage for the summer.
Miss Jennotte Leeb, of 9R7 North
Eighth ntieet, has returned te Wash
ington after spending a few days with
her parents.
Mrs, Hanna Smith, of 734 Jeffersen
street, announces the betrothal of her
daughter, Miss Franees Smith, te Mr.
Leuis Klempfner.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mra. Jeseph Penot De Putren. of
1641 Perter street, and her daughter.
Miss Josephlne De Putren, have returned
home after having spent a short time at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Themas Gere, of 2112 Seuth
Rosewood street, has gene te Asbury
Park for fortnight She will spand
tne,. remainder of the summer at At-
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MRS. DEAN B. FRANCIS ,
Who was Miss Virginia Nulton.
(laughter of Rear Admiral Leuis
M. Nnlten, U. 8. N., commandant
of the Navy Yard, and Mrs. Nnl Nnl
eon, before her marriage si Hely
Trinity Church en Thursday last
QERMANTOWN
MISS JEAN MUMFORD
' BRIDE OF MR. S0URBER
Mitt Margaret Jaeebt te Wed Mr.
Shlpherd Other Nuptials
A marriage of Interest will tuke place
at 4 o'clock this afternoon nt Ht. Mnry s
Episcopal Church, Thirty-ninth and lo
cust streets, when Miss Jean Mumford,
tlaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edwaid W.
Mumford. of 210 St. Mark Square, will
leceme the bride of Mr. James David
Seurber, of Lincoln, Neb. The Rev.
Geerge Lynde Rlchnrctsen will officiate.
The bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her father, will wear u gown
of Uery satin inuile from her melhirs
wedding drcsi, trluimed with old luce.
Hcr veil will be of tulle caught with
orange blossoms. She will carry it
shower bouquet of sweet peas, orchids
and lilies of the alley.
Miss Mnry K Mumford, slstr of the
bride, will be the maid of honor. She
will wear a drew of orchid chiffon and
hat of sllver. Miss Penelope Rnbeits,
cousin of the bride, will be flower girl.
She will wear a whlte frock nnd will
carry an old-feshlonrd nosegay,
Mr. Jehn M. Toehy. of Seuth Bethle
hem, will be best man nnd the ushern
will Intlude Mr. Mathcw W., Ulack. Mr.
Charles F. Ruff. Mr. Philip H. Mum
ford, of this cltv. and Mr. Jehn L.
Stewart. Jr.f of Seuth Bethlehem A
small recoptlen for the families will
fellow nt the home or .Mr. nnd 51m
Mumford After a wedding trip te
France Mr. nnd Mrs. Seurhcr will llve
In New Haven. Conn.
SHIPHERD JACOBS
Miss Margaret Jane Jacobs, daughti r
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Jacobs,
of 6807 Lawnton avenue, Oak Lane,
will be married nt 7 o'clock this evening
at her home te Mr, Jehn Jay Shlpherd,
son of Mr, Leuis C. Shlpherd, of Uans
vllle, Ind. The Rev. Llewellyn Cnley
will officiate. The bride, who will be
riven In imirHnp hv her father, w 111
be attended by Sllss Margaret Tobby
as maid of honor. Thore will be four
brldpumnlrtq. Mian Catharine Pearson.
Miss Gwendelyn Miller, Miss Dorethy
came and Miss Margaret Bicicicy. -Mr.
Mahlen Jncebg will act ns best man
and the ushers will Include Mr. William
Leng, Mr. Marshal Plersel, Mr. Rey
Coffin and Mr. Jacob Hess, of Ohie. A
reception will fellow. After a wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Shlpherd will live
in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. .Barnett, of
237 West Wremlnr avenue, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ann Mclntyre. daughter of Mr. nnd
PEDRICK McINTYRE
An Interesting wedding took place
yesterday nrtcrnoen nt 3 ociecic in tne
Church of St. Edmend. Twenty-third
and Mimin streets, when Miss Frances
Mabel Warburton Barnett, te Mr. Otis
uewaru ureen, or Meridaie,- N. r.
Mrs. Edward Odgers, of Wilmington,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeseph F. Meyer, of 6002 Greene street
Mrs. Odgcrs, before her marriage In
February, was Miss Clarice Meyer.
The wedding of Miss E. Ethel Solemon,
granddaughter of Mr. I. Knopf, of 349
Hansberry street, te Mr. Meyer Persky,
of New Yerk City, will take place en
Sunday. June 11, at 6 o'clock, at the
Hetel Majestic, The Rev. Dr. Jeseph
Krauskopf will officiate.
Mrs. James M. Arrlsen, of 408 West
Chelten avenue, Is visiting In Atlantic
City for a -few days. Upen her return
she will entertain Mlsa Elizabeth Ar Ar
rleon, of Charleston, W. Vs., as her
guest for several weeks. Miss Arrlsen
will later go te Eaglesmere, where she
will remain until September.
MOORE8TOWN
Mr. and Mra. Frank Stanten, of East
Central avenue, have been entertaining
Mr. H. V. Rudy, of Fresne, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Carey and their
family, of Camden avenue, have gene te
Poccne Valley te remain until fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge T. Werden, of
4141 North Bread street, Philadelphia,
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Gladys Cerlnne Werden, te
Mr. Frederick Philip Smith, cf Moores
town, en Wednesday, June 7. at 7
o'clock, In St. Paul's EpIsceK Church,
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Charles Mclntyre, of 2312 Seuth
uresKey stre. became tne enae or Air.
Frank Garoele Pedrlck. of Seventeenth
and Diamond streets. The Rev. Men-
slgner Grcncel officiated.
The brlde wero a dress of whlte canton
crepe trimmed with Spanish lace and
large picture hat te match. .She carried
a bouquet of white resea and lilies of the
valley. Miss St. Clair Pedrlck, sister
of the groom, was the bridesmaid and
Air. Jenn Mclntyre, bretner or vne Drtae,
actea as best man.
JENNESS CLARK
A TiPAltv Ti-ejIritnEr tnrtlc nlf
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Church of the Corpus Christ!, Twenty
elehth and Allegheny avenue, when
Miss Gertrude Maria Clark, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Clark, of
2901 North Twenty-seventh street, De-
came the bride of Air. ShecKIcy n
Jenness. The ceremony was nerfermed
by the Rev. Henry A. Nayien. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
her father, were a gown of beaded whlte
satin, with a chiffon overdress, and n.
vtell of beautiful lace. Her lahewer
heuauet wan of lilies of the valley and
sweet peas The brlde'a sister, Miss
Irene M. Clark, waa maid or honor
and her bridesmaids were Mlsa Jane
Qulgley. Miss Bertha Beltz, Miss Kath
erlne Fav and Miss Alma F. Geegh
Miss Mary Clark, another sister of
the bride, waa tne nower gin. Mr.
Richard Joyce acted as best man and
the ushers were Mr. Jeseph Clark, a
brother of the -bride; Mr. Harry Blrtc.
head, Mr. Jehn Frantz and Mr. Aleyalus
Hennessy. A dinner at the Roosevelt
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third street, whose engagement ha
leen announced te Mr. C. .1.
Krnehe Yeung, son of Mr. anil
Mrs. Charles ,1. II. Yeung, of
St. Davltls
Hetel for the Immediate family followed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Jenness
will meter te Maine and after June
21 will be at home at 468 Leverlngten
avenue, Roxborough.
DONOGHUE O'HARA
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning at, 9 o'clock In St. Malachy's
Church. Eleventh and Jeffersen streets,
when .Miss Margaret O'Hnrn, daughter
of Mrs. M. GMHarii, of 170-' North Eighth
street, became the brlde of Mr. Jeseph
A. Doneghue, of 2120 North Seventh
street. The Rev. Father Ji. J. Flem
ing performed the ceremony, which wan
solemnized wmi a nuptial mass.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by hcr brother, Mr. Peter .1.
O'Hnra, worn a gown of beaded white
canton crepe nnd a, coronet veil of
tulle and lace caught with orange blos
soms. She carried a bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Kathryn Burns was the bridesmaid and
Miss Kathleen Sutten, of Atlantic City,
and Miss Betty O'Hara, niece of the
bride, were the flower girls. Mr. Rebert
Doneghuc, brother of the groom, acted
as best man and the ushers Included
Mr. Frank Tobey and Mr. Frank J.
O'Harn.
FRANKFORD
The annual June festival of the Frank.
ford Pest. American. Legien, will be
given at tne Licgien neuse by the Emer
gtney Aid of Frankford en June IB,
it and 17,
Mrs. Jeseph Allen, of 45ft Penn street,
entertained at a luncheon at her home
en Tuesday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
M. Senn, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Cevers
were laid for twelve guests.
Mr. and Mra Charles Evans, of
Frankford, announce the marrlage of
their niece, Mlsa Jennie Tayler, te Mr.
William Bensen at St. Luke's Church
en May 27.
8TRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr. and Mra Jacob Feldman, of 8101
Clifferd street, anneunce the marrlage
en Tuesday, May 30, of their daughter.
Miss Gertrude Feldman, te Mr. Aaren
Halmewltch. After a wedding trip te
Niagara Falls and Canada. Mr. and Mrs
Halmewltch will live In Wynnefleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Blank, of 2828
North Twenty-seventh street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Pauline Blank, te Mr. Paul "Green, of
Philadelphia. They will be at home Sun
day, June 18.
Mrs. H. Clair. 3222. Montgomery ave
nue, entertained Rear Admiral Nulton,
commandant of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard; Mr. Charles W Shotwell, O. A.
R. ; Mr. Leen P. Clair, of the World
war, anu a rew veterans or me pan-ish-Amerlcan
War nfter patriotic exer
cises at the Stokley Scheel
NORRISTOWN
Miss Linda Loeser, of Freedley street
has returned from a stay In Atlantic
City.
Mra Paul T. Glauh, of East Main
street, ls visiting her daughter, Mrs
H. L. Schutts, of Baltimore, Md.
The Rev. Will H. Houghten, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, led the
slng'ng yesterday at the prc-conventlen
conference en fundamental In the Can
dle Auditorium, Indianapolis, Ind., In
connection with the Northern Baptist
Convention. William Jennings Bryan
was the peaker of the occasion.
DELAWARE COUNYY
Miss Kathleen Wctherlll, of Chester,
entertained at luncheon nnd bridge at
her home yesterday afternoon,
Mra Henry Martin Wlrz, of Walling
ford, accompanied by htr sons-in-law
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mndderk and Mr. and Mrs. Townsend
I'ex. nnd their children will leave next
neck for her cottage at Bay Head,
where fthe will remain until the middle
of September.
WALNUT
OWING te the great suc
cess we had with our
Demonstration
for Stouts
It is a pleasure te
feature same again.
ffiladaitU
Oane,
VVjPA3jBgpf
835 Chestnut St.
Prlees Always Moderate
Heuse of Wenger
122Q Walnut Street
Millinery
By B. Chertak Wenger
Ne matter what the occasion demands, you
will find an interesting Chertak creation in
our summer display that will best com
plete your costume.
Precaution with Furs
With Merris Wenger
The remodeling of your furs for fall and
winter wear is a timely thought in connec
tion with fur storage. Have repairs made
new, and then protect your furs in our cold
dry-air vaults ever the summer.
The Present Rates for Repairing and
Remodeling Are Especially Attractive
LAST MAT. SAT.
BOc te $1.50
l'OHITIVEfr r.ABT 4 TIMEH
OX!,Y MLHICAI. SHOW IN TOWN
CHARLOTTE 4REENWO0P
w'LETTY PEPPER.
20 Dtgre rnnlr Than en thu street
NEXT WEEK ,mld nmet
,-" --iI Hf-xtm en Hie Today
MTRON C. PAGAN' PASCINAT1NO PT.AY
A ROMANCE
OF YOUTH
WITH
CARROLL McCOMAS
ETHEL JACKSON, FANCH0N CAMPBELL,
BETH VARDEN, CHARLES TROWBRIDGE
JOHN WEBSTER, W. K. HARCOURT
MARSHALL BIRMINGHAM AND OTHERS
WILLOW GROVE PARK
CONWAY AND HIS BAND '
Vecal and Inftrnmental SoleJuU
Make nrrinement with Park Ofllc for '
Special Day, and Picnic ,
rimj Ert. Dtcini Certtit h DtnctUnd '
ALDINE
Direction M. E. Plt
Cheatnut St. at lflth
Cenlln 11 A. M. te 11 P. M '
"BEYOND THE RAINBOW"
WITH AN ALL-STAn CAST
NEXT WEEK OHACE DAVISON In
wv in PERBON
rJIfVc tlen Wlanley riempany et .
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4-
NINETEENTH A MARKST i
11. 1:80. :S0. 11:10. 7:80. 9:M
THOMAS MEIGH AN :
W NEW PARAMOUNT PICTUBB
THE BACHELOR DADDY
Next Wfk CON8TANCB TALMADfli
In "POf.t.T OP THE FOI.MEB"
T&irtten
aw W Bread and 'Cheatnut
10 A. U.,
12. 3, 4.
0. H
10 P. M. "
"THE BEAUTY SHOP"
With RAYMOND HITCHCOCK. D1LI.T
V. VAN. JAMES) J. COnHETT. FA1
1IANKH TWINB. MONTAGU 1XJVE.
FALAfF ,2T AttD market
(MUlbli 0:43 A. M, te IIP. M,
D. W. GRIFFITH'S -"ORPHANS
of the STORM"
ADrAniA 10TU CHESTNUT
nlWrnUltx 10 a. m. te 11:15 p. m.
"SlCNT;ff. JACK 0' LANTERN"
VirTflUIA NIN1H A MARKKA
Vltl vIVIA i) a. m. 10 11 :ia p. m.
ewb'REPORTED MISSING'
r A DITHI KIOHTH AND MARKET
mm VMH A. .M. TO 11:15 P. SI,
BENT
l.YTET.T,
"The Face Between"
GLOBE
JUNIPEn AND MARKET
Vaudeville
reNTINUOtIB H TO 11
CROSS KEYS .ASirVygr
Wednesday nnd Saturday. 2:IB
MAE'DESMOND AP"i"
"SMIUN' THROUGH"
Nt Wek "UP IN MABEL'B ROOM"
THE SPLENDID LIE.'
BROAD p&Sdt
'THE HOTTENTOT"
br Phllepatrlan Playera for tha tinaflt of tha
Slatera of tha Geed BhepharC.
K
EITH'S THEATRE
VAN & SCHENCK
Pennant Wlnnlnr Bntterr of Soealand
CHARLES (Chic) SALE
In Rural Character Trpea
And YVETTE RUGEL
rhlladtnhla'a Own Vecal Hfatr
5IAK BOSK Wn.TONi OTIfER HTARH
APPAREL
OF
THE
IETTER
KIND
f . urtlS
n
Cheatnut
Cerner
Twelfth
A
DIFFERENT
KIND
OF
STORE
Summer Frecks
"Of the Better Kind''
g.SOte 16.50
Of gingham, Nermandie Voile, uncruiablc
linen and imported dotted Swiss. Edgings
of real 'filet and hand embroidery, the charm-
ing trimming en many.
An exceptional assortment at these prices.
m m,
HANAN
SHOES
for Men
for Women
Shoes designed by
Hanan de net call
attention te your
feet, but te your
geed taste. Protec
tion from false and
fleeting fads is just
as much the re
sponsibility of a
Shee Merchant as
the presentation of
the advanced and
assured fashions.
1318 Chestnut St.
HANAN & SON
Mann & dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
Ladies'
Tailored Waists
Ct-fmjm
MR
till
Ubl&PI 111 1 1 hhi
Ready te wear made te order. But
all made in our workrooms all fabrics.
MANN & DILKS
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Unprecedented Clearance Sale of
Summer Millinery
This week we eer 25 of our finest hats that cannot be equaled
at the prices quoted, for
$5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.00
Fine All-Linen French Handkerchiefs
Reduced Frem 75c te 25c Each
wuhAn.-n,du?rh'Ss;?lwV1s 7b6ec,:u"ow,,3T5ec.i2,,a;d ,n w,eus dM,""-
Lisle Vests, 3 for $1.00 and
Athletic Union Suits at $1.50
Women's LH!' Vests, rejrular or bodies top, 3Se aaeh, a for tl.OO.
Athletle Underwear of nn. striped voile, very special at fWO
Sheer Chiflfen Weight Hese, $3.00 a Pair
Chiffen welcht hope comes. In Reed shades of Belse, Pole Ormy.
Champarne. CaHter. Nude and Black. In the let there ar mm
imported hose which sold formerly for 13.96. 93.00 a pair. """
Lace-Trimmed Nightgowns at $2.25
And Batiste Bleemers at $1.00
These natneoek lace-trlmmed nightgowns were $2.75 te aXM.
new only $tM.
...j The. bloomers, which are also Jace-trtmmed. w.r. $2.00 te IJ.Ti.
for ?.0O CU"8 "me 0t ,he eIast,cs "re one we nr offering thaw
Coel Girdles and Brassieres
Fer Summer Wear
Attractive l.acc Brassieres nt OJia anil attjui-
?,atin, Bi!m8sier?" ar 3,fl0 an1 titin Bandeaux are from 11.00 ud
Medel Cersct.brassleres with one or two pairs of garterV iV.
I1M and COO.
Girdles of all sorts, 91
.50.
Last Few Days of Our
Annual Summer Sale of
Notions and Toilet Articles
Here arc a few of the many special values:
ifK!di".F.?.,r K,""'J1c5f I Woodbury's Facial Iwa
i. !irlaa and furls Tale .Mr i ,,,.,,. .j .
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nn i-Mna aa, inf i . .... ....
Iterln Cinnirt ve. .,.. in. ""'. Iloner and Almend ('mn, 3se
fewiler, oval all. .. . ..be 85c I ,u" BWn reed' 'l, . ,,.7le
I.'Orlaran Compart Kaee Tewder S5r Daaattt and naimtdell's Celd
l'epaedrat Teeth rn.tr..,. 35c1 I'rmm, tee :, at 3Je
rIf.C",'?',h?-. N T- "P!01 Cu,' '','n Israel. 1 1,8.
t-.tten for hanil or marhlnu (, at . i aa
wlna. Illack or Whlt. all MHal rr4lr Cam, eentalnlna 10
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