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iSiT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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iVflrtcy iVynne Tells of Twe Parties This Evening for the
' Scheel Set She Tallcs About the Saveye-Yeatman
Wedding and the Engagement of Resewcll Josephs
milB wl'00' pet wlU ,mvc n vcry g00(1
X time tenlclit. for there arc two
Mrtf, prhcdulrtl. one given by the
Pul MIHh fr ,lclr 'nl,!?,lt("r' MWPMf
. their country home, nml the ether
!tn nt the Merlen Cricket Club bv
ttobefH of the- Triangle Club. That,
I the v:iv. Is net the 1'rlnceten Club,
kut n yeiinRcr fraternity, which, I tin
Lt.Vml. ' brc.ildiiff tin these t1nyn.
Jnd I they nri! u,,1" "P ,,,clr C,,n(ls for
the dance.
THE Mills live at Woodcrest Ledge,
St Davids, one of the show nlnees
.. the'Mnln Mr-e. Mrs. Mill wen Mtsx
piImi Drcxcl 1'nul. n daughter of the
1, fJiunes W. Paul and his wife, who
L, formerly Ml Drcxcl, a (.inter of
Mm Alexander Van KeiiKsaluer nntl
,11 flrrt Mm. Edward Middle. I saw
Mrs JIllls In town recently looking ex
irenidv unart In n frock of crushed
tni)b''rrv linen, mnilc en straight lines.
,, wlili the new longer skirt, just
ibeut six Inches from the ground. Her
bat wn of the same shade nnd mute
rial, tee, I think, though I only saw
it nt a glniicc. It had a Hither wide
brim, which drooped at the sides, and
the whole cffci t was lovely. Mrs. 51111s
Is a elbter of Mrs. Churllu Munn, you
knew.
DID ou hear that the engagement
of Devereux Josephs' brother.
Rtwwell Celt Josephs, te Frances
Sheffield, of New Yeik. daughter of Mrs.
William 1'ttlne Sheffield, was announced
s couple of nights age in New Yerk and
I suppesu at 1'egs.v (inihaiu and Lev
eux Josephs' wedding In cviiert
en Monday? Devereux nnd Kescwell
Jewplis are Itnltlnioreans nnd spend
their summers In Newport. They are the
fenn of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Celt
Josephs.
THOUGH summer Is quite emphati
cally upon us, there Is n geed deal
telng en, both In this city nnd New
Yerk. Yesterday there wns .Tnne Yent
man nnd Krncst Savage's wedding.
And, really, Jane looked se pretty nnd
tweet nnd cool in her lovely gown thnt
1 forget It wns se het, but only for the
mnnicnt. I assure .Vell. lis. nersennlly.
I thought yesterday uns about the hot
test I had felt for a hundred .enrs.
As for the bridesmaids' frocks and hats,
I never saw anything se cool unil
dainty. The frocks were of pale green
chiffon nnd the hats ej white horse
hair. Ocerglnn Yentmnu, the ninld of
honor, hud sprays of white lilacs en her
hat, and the bridesmaids had pale pink
sprnjs of Hew era en theirs. It wns a
tcniiblc idea te haie the ceremony nt 0
o'deck, ns even with daylight saving
time It b ok ins te be cooler by then.
AN INTEKKSTINU New Yerk wed
ding with a Philadelphia bride bride bride
iroeni Is te take place today when Mary
Ellznbrth Marsh, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Marsh, will be married
te Paul Hepe, who is the son of Mrs.
Frank K. Miller, of Hnverferd, by her
first iiinrriiige. The wedding will take
J lace at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Inrs'i nt 7-7 Park avenue, New Yerk.
Mr. Miller, Paul's stepfather, is te be
his btst man.
J OK was vcry interested in wntchlng
the new neighbors moving in, espe
cially as there was n small boy in the
family nheut his own age. Hut en the
third cliiv nfter the moving, whin the
two flung gentlemen hud hud time te
become acquainted. Jee came into the
home with a scandalized expression of
countenance nnd. apprem-hlug his
mother. Mild: "Well. I can't piny with
that boy." "Why net, dear?" "Yeu
ought te just hear what he sold."
hnr did he snv, I should like te
Knew':" said mother. "Well," said
our shocked here, "he did net snv. go
leiieinen." NANCY WYNXK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An autumn wedding of great Interest
will be thut of Miss Alberta Pancoast
at i, daughter of Mrs Benjamin U.
Rtath, of 1011 Walnut street, and Mr.
Harry ltexenRurten Nellson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leuis Nellson, of Coolock, St.
David, which will taue. place at neon
en A edniKdny, October 18, nt St. Ste
phens Episcopal Church. Tenth and
uiestnut streets, and will be followed by
a reception at the Kltz-Cnilten. Mr.
r.ellsen and his brlde will niake their
1mfi l this city. Miss Heath will leave
1?. ? ffr Deven, where she. will be the
suest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlton Yarnall,
SLfifum Creek 1"''rm. until she Joins her
2?iif 1' Northeast Harber, Me, the
mlddla of July.
An Interesting debutnnte of the com
mg season will be Miss Marie Louise
Sru' ,who '" be Introduced nt a tea
Wbher, Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thew naird, Jr,t WI1 Ktve ftt the,r home
urajBham nnd Mill Creek reads, Ard Ard
were, In the early fall. Miss Ualrd will
lae en Monday for Olen Cove, I,. I.,
wnere she will be the suest ever Inde-
inaence Day of SIr' aml Mr3, Schnc-
AmetiR the girls who left yesterday te
"fend the summer nt Heaver Cnmp.
tast Union, Me., were Miss .Inne V.
"oeainan. daushter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
1 1 "".' . .'- "oeanian, Jr. ; Miss Sara
Ji'en ''fhnrdsen, daughter of Mr. and
e. Celbert N. Hlclmrdhen : Miss Louise
k! , tK0' 'laughter of Mr Jehn
r.Ia,Jb,r.l,lBt' : Mlss Mliry N. Len. daugh
f of Mi. and Mrs. Langden Lea; Miss
huzunne Wlstcr, daughter of Or. and
ri. ,J,UI110!( W. Wlster. and Miss Patty
"encka, daughter of Mis Hermann A.
uenckla Miss Careline rtem.ik, daugh.
i'f.eJ.-Mr. und Mrs. Oustnve Hemak,
and Mls.i i; Mnrtvn (leorge. daughter
?L "' aml MlM- William U Ueorge, are
among the.se who will act as counclleis
at the camp.
Mr and Mrs. Duncan Stuart Klls-
Thompson, of 1527 Spruce street, sailed
Inst week for Kurepe te Jnln their
daughter, Mrs. Norten Downs. Jr., of
Chestnut Hill, in England. They will
spend nome tlme trnvellng In Hngtnnd
nnd France befere returning te this coun
try In the autumn with Mrs Downs.
Miss Chnrlettc Churchill Starr, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodere Ducelng
Starr, of 323 Meielnnd avenue, Chest
nut Hill, will leave tr.dnv for Camp
Choconut, Montrese. Pa., where she will
remnln until August, when she will go
te Portsmouth. N. H te visit MIm
Phyllis Irwin, daughter of Captain nnd
Mrs. N. E. Irwin.
Miss Louise E. Nerrls, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. nichnrd C. Nerrls. of
BOO North Twentieth street, left yes
terday for Heaver Camp, East Union,
Me where she will remain until the
latter part of August, when she will loin
her parents nt their cottage nt Cape
May. Miss Nerrls nnd her sister, Miss
Virginia W. Nerrls, will be debutantes
of the autumn.
Mrs. Charles S. Jack, of Media. Pa.,
gave a card party yesterday In honor
ui ncr (laugnier, miss snran uroeK
Lewis Jack.
Mr. Jesse Jay Schambcre nml Miss
Yvenne Schamberg. of 1949 Locust
street, railed yesterday en the La
France. They will meet Mrs. Schnmberg.
who has keen spending sis weeks In
Vichy, In Paris.
The Huntingdon Valley Country Club
will give a dlnner-dnnce en July 4.
Mrs. Theodere Tucker Jennings, Mr.
Theodere Earle Jennings, Miss Ida
Wilcox JennlngH and Miss Either M.
Jennings have moved from their home
nt nivcrten, N. J te nn apartment nt
Third street and Chester avenue,
Moorestown. ,
Miss IMIth L. Walker, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wells Walker, of
Rchebcth Fnrm, Deven, has returned
from Cape May, N. J., and will sail next
week for Europe, where she will spend
the summer traveling.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Newman, of
Wldencr Park, will eall cm the Paris en
July 6 fcr a tour through Europe. Mr.
Henry . Friedman, Mrs. Newman's
brother, of Flatbush. Brooklyn, N. Y
will nccempnny them. They will be
gene several months.
The marriage of Miss Luclla A. Stew
art, daughter of Mrs. A. M. Stewart, of
Celmar. Pa., and Mr. William Thomsen
Weir. 2d. took nlnce nt 2:30 mi Monday
nftorneon, June 19, In the Legan Dnptlst
Church. The ceremony was performed
by the rtev. Francis B. Stcvcr, assisted
by the Itev. mttenheuse Nelsser.
Recent! v Married
1 2 A I ;i ?..' t& ",( Ai i
MISS JANET E. CURTIS
BRIDE OF MR. McBIRNEY
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Photo by th Phillips Studies.
MRS. TllOMAS C. ZULICK, ,R.
Who was Miss Elizabeth Traill
Green, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Edgar Moere Green, of Ensten,
Pn., befere her marriage en Sat
urday last In Ensten. Mr. and
Mrs. Zullck will make, their home
In this city In the early fall
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K.
Me j or, of Centre Square, and Mr. Ames
Ilclff, of Heading, en June 17, In the
St. Jehn's Hefermed Church, Heading.
Mr .Relff and his bride will live in
Reading.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Simons, of Green
street, observed their twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary en June 25, by giv
ing a reception at their home. Mr. and
Mrs. Simons have three children, Mr.
Francis Simons and Mr. Gerald Simons
and Mrs. William Gelden.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. Fex, of De
Kalb street, are spending some time in
Bedford, Pa.
Miss Margaret flngluff and Miss
Mary Sllngluff, of Chicago, III., are visit
ing their grandparenls, Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Sllngluff, of 1333 DeKalb
street.
Other Weddlnas of Nete
Around the City
Miss Janet Ellsabel',: Curtis, daughter
n Mi. Vnnnln f'.irlle ft thl PlnCtlUrBt,
was married at neon today te Mr. Day
rtnu.... ntf nkl..w rrl.n iAPmOflV
tcek place at the First Presbyterian
Church, Washington Square. Dr. Jphn
T. Fnrls efllclnted. A wedding breakfast
followed nt the Manufacturers Club.
Mr. McHlrney nnd his bride left lmme.
dlntely for New Yerk en reute for a
three months' trip te Seuth America.
They will be nt home, 3330 Sheridan
read, Chicago, after October 1.
GRAEF MORRIS
A quiet wedding took place at 3:30
o'clock yesterday nfternoen when Miss
Anna E. Merris, daughter of Mrs. A.
Merris, of !615 Market street, beenme
the bride of Mr. William J. Qraef, of
4038 North Fifth street. The ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev. Father
James Uoyle In Our Lady of Victory
Church, Fifty-fourth nnd Vine streets,
was followed by a breakfast nt the
home of the bride's mother. Miss llo lle
slna Newmnn Scanlon attended the brlde
ns maid of honor, while Mr. Jehn Paul
Rucker served ns best man for Mr.
Gracf.
ORTHOFF WITTENBERO
A linnetlfnt tvprlillni took nlnCC Bt S
o'clock yesterday morning with a nutplnl
mass, when Miss Irene M. Wittenberg,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Wittenberg, of
6040 Chestnut street, became the brlde
of Mr. William E. Ostheff. of Pittsburgh.
The ceremony was performed In at.
Tnwnh'n Pnthnltr. Hhurrll. Fourth Street
nnd Wllllngs nllcy. by the Rev. Father
Jehn Hart, and was followed by a creak,
fast at the ntttonheuso Hetel. The bride,
who was given In marrlnge by her
brother. Mr. A. J. Wittenberg, were a
gown of pearl nnd crystal beaded whlte
georgette, with n tulle veil arranged In
a coronet and fastened with orange bios
corns, extending the length of her train.
She carrled a shower bouquet of white
roses nnd lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Mndclen Meyer attended an matron of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Madellne Moscenl and Miss May Jen
nings, of Atlantic City. Miss Deris
Walker was the fiew.r girl. Mr. Elmer
Meyer served as best man. and the
ushers Included Mr. Jeseph Kerns and
Mr. James Downes.
EARLY TORPEY
Miss Mary rrances Terpey, of Phila
delphia, and Mr. Jnmes R. Early, of B0
East Oak Btreet, NorrtBtewn, were mar
ried this morning In St. James' Church.
Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Early will
live in Norrlstewn upon their return
from a trip te Atlantic City.
BAKER LONG
The marrlnge of Miss Esther Leng,
daughter cf Mrs. Nicholas Leng, of
Gratersferd, nnd Mr. Harry E. Baker.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Baker, et
1311 Locust street, Norrlstewn, will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon In
the Washington Memerial Chapel, Valley
forge. The Rev. W. Herbert Burk, rec rec
ter of the chapel, will officiate. The
brlde will wear a gown of whlte geor
gette crcpe nnd radium lace and a white
lPtrlini, tin !....., ...1.1. ...Lit. wrBftK
-TO'--.. .... IIIIUIIII'U Willi WI1IL11 IV.TH;..
In ana She will carry a shower bouquet of
roses ana lines of the valley.
ENIUGHT OILLIGAN
Miss Mary Theresa Gllllgan, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry J. Gllliguii.
of 101 Montgomery avenue, Norrlstewn.
and Mr. Jehn D. Enrlght, son at Mr.
and Mrs. Jehn F. Enrlght. of Bethlehem,
were married yesterday In St. Patrick's
Church, Norrlstewn. The bride, who was
nttended by her sister, Miss Catharine
Gllllgan, were a dress of white crcpe de
chlne nnd a whlte brnld hat. She car
ried a shower bouquet cf white roses.
The best, man was Mr. Jehn Lynch.
8ENSENJG HITTING
The marrlnge of Miss Marguerite Bit
ting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Bitting, of 724 Chain street, Norrlstewn,
nnd Mr. Evnns .Sensenlg. son of Mr. nnd
.Mrs. iinrry Mensemg, or rmiaacipniu,
took place yesterday afternoon In the
Reformed Church of the Ascension, Nor Ner Nor
rlseown. The Rev. H. W. Bright per
formed the ceremony. The ushers were
Mr. Raymond Senscnlg nnd Mr. Grant
Enly. The brlde were a gown of whlte
ennten crepe and a hat of white satin.
Her shower bouquet was of white roses.
COPP ROBERTS
The marriage of Miss Ruth Viela
Cepp and Mr. Oeorge Held Roberts took
place en Saturday last at fl o'clock. Miss
Sara Magargee, of Camden, wns maid
of honor, nnd Mr. Jehn A. Cepp. brother
of the bride, was best man. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Zed
Hetzel Conn. D. D.. the brlde's father.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Roberts left Immediately
for nn extended trip. Mr. Roberts, who
has Just graduated from Temple Univer
sity with honors ns bachelor of science
nnd Is nn Instructor In the Pee Public
Scheel, wns a military Instructor during
the World Wnr, with rank of captain.
MORRIS BARRETT
The wedding of Miss Winifred Mnry
Barrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Themns J. Barrett, of 2328 need Btreet.
and Mr. Daniel A. P. Merris was
solemnized In St. Cabrlcl'fl Church yes
terday morning. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James A. Con Con
eolly, of St Chnrles Borremoo'a Church,
Oakvlew, who was also celebrant of the
nuptial mass at s o'clock. The bride's
only attendant was her sister, Miss Mar
garet Edgerton Barrett, and Mr. Jeseph
Mentague acted as best man. Imme
diately nfter the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served nt the home of
the bride's parents for the members of
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. James P. Reynolds an
nounce the marriage et their daughter,
Miss Mabel Anna Reynolds, and Mr.
Leuis M. Nichelson yesterday at 1718
North Fifty-fifth street. A reception
followed nt 8:30 o'clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Themas A. Murnhv. of
209 North Fifty-fourth street, nnneunce
the marrlnge of their daughter, Miss
Agnes C. Murphy, and Mr. Edward J.
McGuIre, Saturday, in Our Lady of Vic
tory Church, Fifty-fourth nnd Vine
streets.
The marrlnge of Miss Margaret Hus Hus
seon, daughter of Mrs. M. Hesslcn, of
5734 Redman street, nnd Mr. Jehn J.
McFarland. of Atlantic City, took place
at neon en Saturday last In the Church
of the Transfiguration, Fifty-fifth street
nnd Cedar avenue. After a wedding
trip te Nlngara Falls, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mc
Farland will llve In Wllllnmspert, Pa.,
where they will be at home after Sep
tember 1.
The marriage of Miss Mary L. Klley,
of 5863 Hadfleld avenue, und Mr. James
V. Haegle. of 543 Seuth Conestoga
street, tcek place Saturday In the
Church of the Most Blessed Sncramcnt,
Fifty-sixth street nnd Chester avenue,
the Rev. Father Kauo officiating.
Mrs. E. McSerley, of 1111 Seuth Fifty
second street, nnneunces the mnirlage
of her daughter, Miss Marguerite Mc Mc
eorley. and Mr. Jehn O. McGlenn, of
1503 Seuth Ninth street, Saturday. In
the Church of St. Francis de Hales, Forty-seventh
strcet and Springfield ave
nue. Announcement Is mnde of the mar
riage of Miss Mellle Wcxler, cf 5800
Larchwood avenue, and Mr. Lewis Sil
ver, also of this city, en June 25, In
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Leen Abbett, cf War
ren, Pa., whose marrlnge took place
June 14, passed through this city en
their wedding trip, when they were the
guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Edward No Ne
lan, of 239 Seuth Fifty-third street, who
also gave a dinner In their honor at the
nellovue-Stratford Hetel, befere their de
pal ture for Washington nnd the Seuth.
Mrs. Abbett wns Miss Vlel. Janet Heel.
scher, of Fert Themas, Ky. In the fnll
Mr. and Mrs. Abbett will go te New
Mexico.
Miss Luclcl Meffett will leave today
la spend two weeks In Wlldwoed.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The marrlnge of Miss Grace M.
Heckler, daughter of Mr. Mclvln Heck
ler, teacher of manual training In the
Junier High Scheel of West Philadel
phia, and Mr. Jehn Leckhurt, of Legan,
took place ut 4 o'clock en Saturday
afternoon nt the Reformed Episcopal
Church, Tenth nnd Ruscemb streets.
The Rev. William Barnes Lewer ofll efll
clnted. Mr. and Mrs. Leckhait have
gene te the Berkshire Mountains for
several weeks, where they have a cot
tage. They will be at home after
August 1.
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus S Gorsen have
returned from their wedding trip nnd
are at home at 2251 North Thirty-third
street. Mrs. Gorsen wns Miss Ida Stein
berg. The marrlnge of Miss Ida Whltlleld,
daughter of Mrs S E Whitfield, of
411 lUi'-ceinl) stieet, nnd Ml, Raymond
.1 Beldt, e Third and Chew streets,
Olncy, tin 1. pluce en Wednesday evo eve
nlng, June It, at the home of the
bride. The Rev. Richard B. Wells, of
the Flndlcy Metneuisi upiscepni L-nurcn,
efllclnted. After a short wedding trip
worth, f.f New Yerk nnd Southampton. I Mr and Mrs. Beldt will be nt home at
", .'., !' Kle a dunce this evening I 411 Iluscen
-; j.i .-iniiinececK illlls Club in honor
- lr rt'luKltcr. Miss Florence Ells
"Ortn, hesn marrlnge te Mr Jehn
"ewnrd McFaddcn, of this tlty, will
?,, '",nce te morrow nt St. Andrew's
iT inm"cn' Southnmpten There will
no i.,e guests Among these frrm this
it... i ?. n,iVu Gene te .Southampton te
,,,? ,, th1 weililtiiB1 of Mls Ellswerth
Y'Ji Ir . McKadden are Mr. and Mrs.
rr?.rfi', M:l,'mlll,,'i' Mr and Mrs; .1.
l i !" McFndden. Mr. and Mis C A
P,w l" "T, Wethcrlll nnd Mr nnd Mrs.
Edward Browning,
Mis Jeseph T. RjeiFen, of Chicago.
.rtiinina., tllls clt' t attend the
wedding cf MIhs Jni.et E Curtis, of
f, nehurst, nnd Mr. Day MeBlrimy, of
riivK'!' which will tuke j.luce In this
clt today.
th?ilr ,a"d. Mri"' J'ercv H. Clnrk and
nm r,."lllK'iters, UN Mlrljm It Clark
CinuJ'i8 S !!r.y T- f'lurk' "f Wllleughby,
eatt ii '.wl" lenv" un Jul 10 for North
east Harber, Me., where they will spend
me summer.
.,'''." ,:", Klrlt ''rice, of 1709 Walnut
yreet , chestnut Hill, left e.ster
rtsLh.r ,l Ht te New vrl "er two
F'leu.. er,i ?,BH "'"he! I'rlce and Mlt-s
rw.V ' lec' hUlle'1 yesterday fei
ami ' wlth U,elr "l"-''0 "'"I imi'ti Mr.
,la,,,MlH ,;?, Willi Martin, anil their
leh. r.'. Mlha ,:' l,wn Martin, of lluth
inemi .'i"le' -tliUt HUI. They will
penu the summer traveling In Europe
terl,!,V;M",y ""I'Ulii Hewlaml. ilnugh
wlm LMlN' '""Jeili-k He, p Hewlnnd.
tlmn.ns ttrt.ii,,etl laht week In B.il
ruKi?,,.as,,,he,KueHt "f M'h Mai Inn
the i, ,B p''i'liiaii. h.is been spending
mint n,fuw,'laP wltl' '"'i- ""elf and
M Iks' Un,. i""' ,'? ,il"iBe W Debbin
411 s,,?.!1"."1 ,wl." rctur e her home,
"i beuth Caillsle btreet, today.
emb street nfter July 1.
Miss Heb.i Shellttt, daughter of Mrs
R Shnllta, of 2400 North Twenty-ninth
street, was married te Mr. Alii ah.im O.
Polls en Thursday eeulng Inst at the
Bnal Jeshurun Synagogue, Thirty-first
and Diamond streets. The marriage,
which was solemnized by Dr. Abrahnni
Neuman, was followed by a reception
at the home of the brlde. Mr. and Mrs.
Polls have sailed for a wedding trip
through Continental Europe and will be
it home after September 1 nt 6333
North Fifteenth stieet.
Jr., 270
K?.'l' "!"'. Mrs. Samuel Bell.
Wiled hJ. nn ."treet und Haverford,
will iiniiw.?.ek for Euree. where they
"in spend the summer traveling,
'udse and Mrs. Henry Chapman
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. James M. Arrlsen, of 403 West
Chelten aenue, Is entertaining as her
guest Miss Elizuli-th Arrlsen. of Charles,
town, W. Vn. Miss Arrlsen will later
go te E.igle.smere, where she will spend
the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Clark nillenbeck. 209
Pelh.im re.ul, lin lutumed from n visit
te Mr. and Mrs. James S Russell, tf
Milten, Miihs.
MIhs Florence Ilkkman. of i6 1 6 Em
leti btreet, will be a guest of Mrs. .1
Dennelly, of Srriinten, P.i . who will
glxn a house pnity eer the Fourth et
July.
NORRISTOWN
Miss Lillian Cietwuls, of Neble street,
has i etui ncd from u stay In Atlantic
City.
Miss Sara Loulse llllllgass, of 1407
Dekalb stieet. will spend the summer
nt Camp Gibsen, Meredith, N II
The m.irrliige of Miss Hilda PleUer,
of Washington, I). C, nnd Mr. Elmer O.
Flnley, son of Mr. und .Mis. Elmer C.
Flnley, of 216 Chain street, Norrlstewn,
took place at the home of the bride en
Thursday last, y
Announcement was, been received
of the marriage of MIm Alie Meyer,
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Week-End Clearance of Fine
Summer Millinery
185 hats just lowered in price for this extraer
dinary end of the month clearance. Ameng: them are
many hand-made hats, in all the most attractive shapes
and colorings. New, regardless of former prices,
reduced te
$5.00
There is still a Wonderful
assortment in the
M. J. Lewis Stock
In spite of the great demand for this attractive
merchandise, there is still an extremely geed selection
in many lines, particularly stamped goods, fancy goods,
infants' wear and dells. The original stock was se
complete that even the radically reduced prices have
net served te deplete it seriously.
White and Colored Vestees and
Cellars at Half Price
A beautiful collection of organdie and linen vestees, hand
embroidered or lace trimmed, in white or colors, at half price,
new $1.25 te $3.00.
Organdie nnd batiste cellars, hand-embroidered and lace
trimmed, some in colors, new 25c te $3.00.
Weel Sweaters Reduced te $1.65 $7.50
The assortment of colors is incomplete, but there are lovely
models in every shade, all reduced te about half price.
Weel Sweaters, $1.65-$7.50
Stamped Goods
A full line of stamped goods at half price, including towels,
centerpieces, scarfs, children's dresses, doilies, card tuble covers
and pillow tops.
Infants' Wear
Flannel and knitted tacques, bootees, baby caps and carriage
robes, all one-third te one-half off.
Embroidered Pieces
These are the models te show hew the stamped goods should
be finished. There is an almost endless assortment in duplication
of the stamped patterns. As these are done as samples te set
off the stamped pieces te the best advantage, the workmanship
is perfect. Seme of these embroidered pieces nre combined with
patchwork, and there are some tapestry novelties as well.
Decorative Novelties
Scrap baskets, desk sets, lamps and waxed fruits, dressing
table accessories, deer steps and knockers. Alse a wonderful
assortment of novelties suitable for gifts and favors.
Imported Full-Fashioned Socks for
Children, Reduced te 35c
These socks come in colors with white tops and white with
colored tops. There are both the English ami the turnover top
styles. They hnve been 50c n pair, but as the size assei tment is
broken they have been reduced te 35c a pair; 3 pairs for $1.00.
Chiffen Weight Hese Reduced from as
High as $4.50 te $2.50 a Pair
ChitTen-weight stockings in Black, Beige and all colors, in
cluding some imported hose, reduced from $3.00-$4.50 te $2.50,
3-oz. Bettle of Coty's French Toilet
Water, Very Special at $2.25
We are able te offer Coty's famous toilet waters in five of
the bcst-likert oders: L'Origan, Jacqueminet, L' ktHeurt, Styx and
Paris, at the lowest price at which these popular toilet waters
have ever been quoted, run 3-oz, uettie, z.zs
the Immcdlnte families only. After a
Bhert wedding trip Mr. nnd Mra. Merris
will be nt home early In July nt 23J8
Heed street, where a reception will ue
held In their honor en July 9.
HEED SH.OCKX.nY
A pretty weddlnir took place lust eve
ning at 8 o'clock at the Church of the
Tranaflirurntlen, the Uttle Church
Around the corner, rew ieriw wiim
Mini Angellne Mary Hhcckley became
the bride of Mr. Charlee HrncBt Heed,
both of Went Philadelphia. The deremeny
nan performed by the llcv. Clarence O.
Melts. The brlde wan nttended by Mlsn
Mnbel Sarn Hllthc, of Grey Gables, Car Car
dliiKten, and Mr. James Francis McNa McNa
mce was best man. A reception followed
nt the McAlpIn Hetel for the weddlnK
party nnd a few Intimate friends. On
Thursday nfternetm u reception wltl be
Blven In honor of Mr, and Mrs. Heed
by Mr. J. Harry Crawford, of New Yerk,
at the ltebert Knlten Apartments, nfter
which Mr. nnd Mrs. Heed will lenve for
an extended wedding trip through Xew
lingianu.
WITHINGTON RNBGLCn
A pretty wedding took place nt 7
o'clock last owning at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul 13. Enegler, 2405 W.
Cumberland street, when their daughter,
Miss Kmlly Julia rjncgjer, beenme the
hrlde of Mr. Ralph D. Withlngten. The
rtev. II, II. Hartmnn officiated. The
bride, who was glcn In marrlnge by
her father, wns attended by Mips Minna
J. Kneglcr as maid of honor nnd llttle
Miss Evelyn M. Fnntvn ne flower girl,
whlle Mr. Heward Themas nctcd as
best man for Mr. Withlngten.
FEINOOLD ISAACSON
An attractive wedding will tnke place
this evening at 7 o'clock nt Meacbnch's
Drawing Roem, when Miss Anna Isaac Isaac
eon, dnughtcr of Mr. Michael iKaac iKaac
sen, of 3040 Herks street, will be mar
ried te Mr Israel Folngeld. The maid
of honor will be MIbb Hva Marbln nnd
the best mnn will be Mr. Alfred Isaac
son, brother of the bride.
MILLER LAXDA17
An Interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon, nt 6:30. o'clock. In
the green nnd geld room at the Majestic
Hetel, when Miss Cecelia Land.iu,
daughter of Mrs. Dera Landau, of 2414
North Thirtieth street, was married te
Mr. Bert Miller, of Claremont, New
Hampshire, the Rev. Armln Rencnberg
officiating. She was attended by Mr.
A. M. Adams as matron of honor nnd
the bridesmaids were Miss Helen Brlasel
and Miss Anna Rrlssel. The flower girls
were Miss Rosalind Adams and Miss
Dorethy Adams and the pages were Mr.
Stanley Landau and Mr. Leenard Lan
dau. Mr. A. M. Adams acted as best
man and the ushers Included Mr. lien
Jamln Landau nnd Mr Maxwell Landau.
DOUGHERTY McOARVEY
A pretty wedding took plnre nt 0
e clock last evcnlng nt the Church of
Our Lady of Hely Seuls, when MIhs
Marlen Cecilia McGarvey, daughter of
Mih. M. It. McGnrvey, of 3624 North
Nineteenth street, became the brlde of
air. Jeseph i. J. Dougherty, iilse of
this city. The ceremony wnn performed
by the Rev. D. A. Corbett, of St. Chnrles
seminary. Ovcrbroek. Miss Hetty Mc
Garvey nnd Miss Allce McGarvey. Ma
ters of the bride, were the only attend
nnts. Mr. Frank U Carney nrtpd i's
best man, nnd the ushcts Included Mr.
Mnrtln H. Henry nnd Mr. William J
Keegnn.
STRAWBERRY MANSION I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leul'i Sickles nnd their
family, of 3220 Diamond street, left '
last week for their cottage In Atlantic !
City. h !
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leen Rescnbnum, Miss
Emily Leena Rcwenbaum nnd Matter
Junier Ilesenbaum, of 2001 North Thlr-
ty-thlrd street, have geno te their cot
tage en States nvenue, Atlantic Pity, '
for the summer. Mrs. Rosenbaum, ac
companied by the children, has Just re
turned from a three weeks' trip te Pitts-1
burgh. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Merris Apt. of 1721
North Thirty-third street, have gene te
Atlantic City for the summer.
MIbb Snrali Wnltmnn, of 1033 North
Thirty-third htrcet, left for nn extended
trip te California. She was accom
panied by her slBter, Mrs Jeieph Larg
man, of Sixteenth nnd Spruce street.
FRANKFORD
Mrs. William Arrlsen, of 10(13 Ortho
dox street, has gene te Ocean City for
the summer months.
Mr and Mrs William .1. IJrynn, Jr,
entertained en Thursday evening last In
honor of their tlrst wedding anniver
sary at the home of Mr. nnd Mr,
II. Keller, 4305 Orlscem strcet. 'ft
Miss Helen M. DlBney. daughter
Mr. nnd Mrs. CharleH A. Dlrney, Of 1
wnkellne Btreet, hns roturneu u
home. Imvlnir irradilnted with n Dn
of Arts degree from Oncchcr College.
Direction tUnntey Company et AlMfle-
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PRE-HOUDAY SPECIALS
UNDERWEAR AND
HOSIERY
BONTELL BATISTE GOWNS
.95 & 1.50
Dainty gowns of fine batiste in white and pastel colorings.
Prelty touches of embroidery, ribbon and lace. Very
Special.
SILK COSTUME SLIPS
5.95 & 8.95
Costume slips of radium and crepe-back satin featuring
the hip-line hem. Straight-line models; ethers with full
ness ever hips. Exceptional values.
Sill? Step-in
CHEMISES
2.95
Formerly 4.95
Satin-striped radium and crepe
de chine in flesh, orchid and
peach.
Fine Tub-Silk
COSTUME SLIPS
3.95
Formerly 5.95
Slips of finest quality tub silk
featuring the hip-line hem.
TUB-SILK PETTICOATS
Shadow-proof models with hemstitched hem or
embroidered scallops. Value 2.95.
BROCADE NEGLIGEES
Softly draped models of silk brocade,
trimmed with French flowers. Formerly
29.50. .
1.75
12.50
Closing Out : Housecoats
Taffeta, radium or satin trimmed with
self-ruchings and French flowers. Pastel
and darker shades.
5.95
Formerly 13.75
GLOVE SILK
VESTS AND BLOOMERS
KAYSER VESTS 2.45
Clairette ests with bodice top and rib
bon straps. Flesh color and orchid.
Sizes 36 te 42. Exceptional values.
BLOOMERS TO MATCH . .
Clairette bloomers of Kayser silk te
match vests above; frilled headings. Flesh
color and orchid. Sizes 5-6-7.
2.85
SPECIAL VALUES
PURE SILK HOSE
Re-enforced full-fashioned
hose, all-silk from top te tee
2.45
Bontell full-fashioned hose of pure
silk, with re-enforced heel and tee.
white, fawn,
812 te 10.
thread
Black,
beige, aluminum. All sizes
Alse en Sale at the
Main Stere Clie&tnut at 13th St
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It's the most flaverable revue seen
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North American.
LAST POP. MAT. SAT., 50c te $1.50 1
LAST 3 KVI'MSCS 0 TO S2.30
WILLOW GROVE PARK
I Afternoon Today Evenlng
Strawbridgc & Clothier Chorus
ACCOMPANIED 11T
Victer Herbert and His Orchestra
M-ie Ebry Het7. Seprano, HENRI SCOTT,
i Hani, MarKuerlte Crewoll Rarr. Contralto;
Vfhnfpfl S I.auN. Tnnr
1 'T'HE Carnival of Philadelphia Cot-
- lege of Osteopathy, arranged
I for June 30, has been postponed
I until October 28.
A T HIMC Direction M. E. Kelt
Al.lllftr. Cheetnut ht. at l!)th
rlUVllMJ centln. 11 A.M. ti 11 P.M.
"Don't Doubt Your Wife"
WITH I.EAH DAIRD
Hareld Lloyd in "Never Weaken"
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1000 PEOPLE 1000
National League Ball Park
June 29, 30, July 1, 3 and 4
General Admission, $1.00
Reserved Seats $1.50-$2.00
Benefit National Disabled Soldiers'
League, Quaker City Pest
8 :30 EVENINGS 8 :30
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Summer Dresses
5-00 te 1250
Styles that reflect lines of smart distinction. Dresses
of imported Kimjham, non-crushable linen, Nermundic voile
ind Swiss, Smart color effect.-. ulain and fiirurcd.
I Dres$e$25.00,formerlytel2.50
'Cfiit Ut radium crepes, canton crepe, foulard and Jifjured crepe
'A' de chine. Plain, dressy nnd sports medelri.
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Fer Juniors
New 295 te &9B, were te s12se
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