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ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Wflaney Wynne Tells of the Tennis Tournament Given
by Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Mctadden for Their
Daughter She Sees Smart Clethes
'.mjBEHS of tfie younger rrt who
M ,llnr tenuis nre mtirh excited ever
irJG&.ment which .Mr. and Mr.
nt
Own
fert:
f lt" J ' frlcket Club, and will go
?, A ,$, the week. It will lie n
Jfrvnasme-,, P UBLIO LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUIY 5, 1922
l0U!Kln etlvlnj this week
tPwftir .lm Khtcr Cnrellnc. The nftnlr
Wfrr h?,r.id5 nVlerk this morning, nt
l'rfrtf'l ' Z ,iL rl..l. n.,,1 will IT,
; ni North tomorrow wmi nr ira,
'j . m rnber of the ethers wilt net be
J.". "?nv thretmh it nil, There nre
.n "lru,.,r...-..nt. these rmrtnkina.
k.lAI IOU",",,' .. l. ...l'
1 irfth one 1 or two exceptions, ecing umicr
iT it wns n Httle earlier In the
; wrrfn Jm 1 lnrtcil n week. This yenr's
f w"m,nt Is net Hkcly te ltint that
C"U mnny of the participants
' ''"n't'nw.'ltle Thomsen, who Is
. Brit" Poe.1 player-yen knew she s
' t1??1"' 'rimmsen'H .veitiwr sister Is
ffyvnrili tomorrow with her fnmll
IW w ." ,.,i,i;a ffirlR' nineties and
'hrar that Ellen Harrison and
'liilw Valentine arc te piny tpgetner
I K he mixed lebles, ke they will be a
K r brother Charlie wen the mixed
2blV tart year. Ellen la te mnke
I' lit debut next season. Hue s nn nt
triftive girl. I hear she Is going In for
tit ne ami is cum-r u i-uiinm n
t ffnnnt of a Olrl Scout Troop out
"fli-unin Unc. Her mother. Mrs.
i Srlcs Cutls Harrison. Jr., has lately
ttn elected te the Olrl Scout Counsel.
V T SAW Kitty Knight Smith en Chest -
f J, nUf street recently In nn unusually
,' irtitr frock of dark blue French chlf-
ran cloth. The skirt was accordion
letted as were mu mcuivB. j. 11,1 u nun
1 wft girdle of georgette crepe, nnd
WT stockings nnd black slippers nnd a
Hick bat of mllnn strnw, trimmed with
clertfrs of white flowers. I henr that
Klttr Is going te Camden, Me., next
I month te visit Alie Hniier. leu Knew
ttemih most of Alice's time was spent
It Smith College.
TALKING of smart costumes, Wnl
b'urga Reilly I'ainc wns in town one
(fir last week in a frock straight from
Paris and Mie looked very nrctty. The
jress was absolutely sleeveless, nnd the
dilrt wflfl longer, in the latest .style.
Wilburga's hnir is gloriously beauti
ful, go feft and curly. She nnd Sandy
ire moving Inte their house in Lech
Haven this week and later will visit Mr.
Augustus Palne In his Adirondack
(imp.
TMD you knew that the girls who have
J gene te Europe with Rachel Hnker
ind Elizabeth Thompson nre going te
Obernmmergnu te attend the Passion
Play? That will be n wonderful ex
perience. I had a letter lust three days
iKofrem a friend who had been fn Ober
immrrgau for the plnv, and (-he snld
thnt It was a most reverent, wonderful
performance; thnt Anten Ennc Is ns
remarkable ns ever, nnd the .Tildas, who
li a descendant of Jeseph Mayer, the
former ChrMuw. is (.Imply magnificent
in his acting. The cirls who nre going
with Rachel nnd Elizabeth are Je-c-filne
Tlioiiipt-en. Edith Jehnsen. Mil
dred Longstreth, Madeleine James,
Miry Frances CInrksen, Frances Hnrt Hnrt
heme, Margaret Spencer, Louise Scull,
Mirjaret Douglas nnd Martha Harvey.
JOB uas struggling with hii lessens.
Among (.aid lessens were Biblical
topics, and nmeng ether questions
Mether asked (for Mether wns helping
klm, you knew) was: "Why wns Luci
fer cast nut of Henvcn?" "Oh," said
ffld? Oh. I knew, he wanted te be like
Hed, and, zip down he went."
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. Jehn Wnpner. or Pour Onls.
Rhoplheuso lane, Gerninntewn. pave his
MMlat-nome ycaterduy. Luncheon was
enea. .Ne cards were sent out.
mr'.n?H'J iMr,8, A!fxnn'er Hamilton
Mi,6.ltn nt''1 nt (Unner yesterday at
Mlrniar, their estate nt Xewpert.
An Intereatlnp debutante of the nu
??", "-'li be Miss nilzabeth Iv! How Hew
!i;i,naVsrht.er,?rSira Frederick Heppln
Sh' ' vf ,41.1 ?euth Carllsle street.
Z, ; '' b Introduced by her mother
T??li "Vrwcek Jer Baver Camp. East
Jumrner. n 8he wlU 8Pend tha
iSr,l.CLarcnce1 w- "elan. of nosement.
. .v.cuPK?'np hls CBtftte n Bello Belle
eiJ,t. ..",' NewPrt. entertained forty
festa at dinner last evenlnu.
JtMhL, ?rlne '"'barten Merris,
vSrt ri,Mri ani1 Mra "n-rrlsen 8
Merrli, of the Annex. Oak Lane, who
with her parents, In occupying their
summer place, Herschenrt. .Inmestewn,
n. I., will rIve nn exhibition dance
nt Lnnsmere, Newport, en Wednesday
next at the garden fete t0 be Riven for
"benefit of St. Jehns Church, New.
pert
?Ir;.nml Mrs- Je,,n n- Slnnett, of
2040 Locust Mreet, nre ependlne the
summer at Upper 8t Reuls Lake, where
they have taken a camp until the au
tumn. Mr. and Mrs. Perslfer Prazer. Jr.!
of Chestnut Hill, nre at Spring Lake.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Philemen Dickinsen, of
Phlllstla. Chestnut Hill, left en Prtdav
for Spring Lake, where they will spend
a fortnight
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Frederick Lewis,
pf 1914 Spruce street, have left for
Mersteln, Pa., where they nre occupy
ing their farm, Mersteln, for the sum
mer. Mrs, Walter C, Clothier and her
daughter. Mist Plorence Clothier, of
Meeting Heuso read. Wynncwoed. sailed
last week for Europe en the Celtic,
where they will travel for sevcrnl
months en the Continent, returning In
the early autumn.
Mr Theodere Ducelne: Slnrr. Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodere Ducelng
Htarr...P.f .323 Mereland avenue. Chest
nut Hill, has returned frdm Rldgefield
Scheel, nidgefleld. Conn., where he h
a student. Mr. Starr will shortly leave
en n meter trip te Cape Ced, Mass.
T M nrLd Mrs- Nerman Milliard Mae
I'flHh, who have been spending part of
their wedding trip In the West nnd
were the guests for n few days of Mr.
MncLclsh's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. An
dnew M,aeLelsh. of Cralgle Lea, Olencee,
111., will return home today. Mrs. Mac
Jyeisn, before her marrlnge en June 1.
was Miss Lcnore A. McCall.
Miss Carollne T. Drayten, daughter
of Sir. and Mrs. PercKal Drayten, of
Stenton avenue, Chestnut Hill, has left
.u. emvtr terap, L,ast union, Me.,
where she will remain until the latter
part of August.
Miss Mary E. Converse, of nosement,
sailed last week for a trip abroad, where
sne will spend the ntimmer In foreign
travel.
Miss Eleaner Smith, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Arthur Denrbern Smith, of
Spring alley, Wynncwoed. will shortly
leave for Camp Meredith, N. H where
she will spend the summer.
Miss Loulse A. Schulte and Miss Bes Bes
sle Schulte, 161 West Legan street,
Ucrmantewn, nre spending several days
as the guests of their brother-in-law and
ue! ,Mr- and Mrs- Benjamin Mar.
chant, In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Walter Dalslmer sailed en Sat
urday en the Homeric for a trip abroad,
where she will spend several weeks In
lureisn travel.
Mrs. Edward Beecher Flnck, of 1518
Pine street, has returned from a few
weeks visit te Chautauqua, Bradford,
Pa., and Buffalo. N. Y. Her daughter,
MIbs Sara Beecher Flnck, left en Frl
day for a visit te Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs. Jeseph Mumford, who has been
attending the women's convention at
Chautauqua, has returned home.
Mrs. Edward D. C. Lynch nnd her
fnmlly have closed thelr town house.
1911 Spruce street, and are occupying
their summer home, 123 Seuth Itldcway
avenue, Chelsea, N. J.
Dr. and Mrs. David Rlcsman and
their daughter, Miss Mary Itlcsman, of
1715 Spruce street, sailed for Europe
en Saturday, where they will spend the
summer touring the Continent.
West Philadelphia
Mr. und Mrs. Emanuel B. Friedman
have returned from their wedding trip
through Canada and the New England
States, and have gene te Heading, where
they will make their home. Befere her
marriage nt the Hetel Majestic en June
11 Mrs. Friedman was Miss Pauline
Greensteln, of 7728 Woodland avenue.
Mrs. A. Van Octcn Campbell, of 6033
Jeffersen street, announces the marriage
of her daughter. Miss Agnes D. Camp Camp
bell, and Mr. Jeseph Kusaell, Jr., 0f
?m
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MRS. CHAS. WAGENBAVR .
Of 1,727 North Seventh street,
who was Miss Elsie M. Schell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Schell, of 1051 Ger Ger
mantewn avenue, before her
marriage en June SI
North Philadelphia
The mnrrlage of Miss Julia Regtna
Cedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J.
Cedy, of 1337 North Seventeenth street
and Mr. Charles Garrett Bash, of 3517
North Seventeenth street, took place en
Wednesday last nt St. Stephen's Church,
Bread and Butler streeta. The Rv.
Peter Stewart officiated and celebrated
the nuptial mass. Present In the sanc
tuary were the nev. William F. Beyle, of
St. Stephen's Church, and the hev.
Jeseph H. Smith, of the Hely Seul
Church. A breakfast followed the cere
mony, after which Mr. nnd Mrs, Bash
left for Canada. They will be at home
after July 15 nt 3742 North Seventeenth
street, Tiega.
Miss Marlen Harbison, of 181 West
Susnuchauna avenue, hns returned from
YoUngstewn, O., where she has been the
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs William Arthur
Themas at their home, Thebcn, en Legnn
read. Miss Harbison was a bridesmaid
at the marriage of Miss Margaret Ger
trude Themnn nnd Mr. Severn Parker
iter, jr., of Sharen, Pa., en June zs.
Germantown
Mlri Margaret Calne nnd Miss Doro Dero Dore
thv Calne. of 100 Pelham read, have
sailed for Europe, where they will spend
the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn F. Penrose, of the
Wlssahlcken Apartments. Germantown,
entertained at dinner nt their cettage
nt Ocean City last Thursdny evening
In honor of their daughter, Miss Lucy
Marie Penrose, and Mr. Begcr B. Ow
Ings, of Maryland, whose marriage took
place the following evening. Their
guests, which Included the bridal party,
were Mlse Mnrjerle Lewis. Miss Elis
abeth Hepo nichardeen, Miss Ida E.
Meigs, Miss Alma Penrose. Miss Ger
trude Penrese, Mr. Frank Hand Jack Jack
eon, Mr. Sproul Lewis. Mr. T. Beeve
Price. Mr. Lawrence McEvey and Mr.
James C. Owlngs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Bebrow and
their family, of West Cllevcdcn nvenue,
nre spending the cummer at their cot
tage at 17 Seuth Dever avenue, At
lantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles C. Sheneman
and Sirs Washington Lleber, of 139
Wcsi Manhelm street, are at 6 Seuth
Richards avenue, Vcntr.er, for the summer.
1527 North FAltnn (- nn 'n..1nw
June i 29, In the rectory of the Emanuel
Presbyterian Church, Forty-second street
and G Irard avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell will live at Penflcld after their re
turn from a wedding trip.
Xhe ."IarrlnB0 et M'ss Bertha Port Pert Port
nerr, of 4927 Chancellor street, and Mr.
Harry L. Niden, of 1324 Seuth Lawrence
ftreft ,0.ek Place Wednesday, June 28,
In this city.
.,;Ir4 nnd Mrs- Itobert W. Sproul. et
215 Seuth Ferty-slxth street, have geno
...f?c.e,?n C1,y- whcre tney w' remain
until the autumn,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Surtt We
returned from their wedding trip and
2 hme ' J4B ?eutn Forty-ninth
s,re,,t,- JLr.a Surtt wl" be remembered
as Miss Floreijce G. Hunells.
Mr. nmltMra Jehn A. Dwyer have
returned from, their wedding trip and
are occupying their house, 1222 Seuth
FIRy-elghth street. Mrs. Dwyer, before
her recent marriage, wn Mies Catherine
r Benner. .f Overbroek.
.n?ir,r.llnd Mrs- Charles B. Fritz, of
3903 Spruce street, who have been
abroad since April, have returned te
their summer home at Edgewater Park.
Mr RnlPh Andersen, of Forty-fourth
and Walnut streets, returned te her
home last week from Selbyvllle. Ky .
where she was the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and S. R. Klnner.
for six weeks;
Mrs. Henry Clay Svenk. of Hamilton
SSSHl T.l?lr,t';,"lh4.n nnd Chestnut
BLrepV.' falIfd for Europe lest week en
the Majestic and will travel through
Europe until the late fall.
Atlantic City
Bailey Is vice commodore, held a patri
otic day. Yacht races In which ever
twenty-five beats contested were the
feature of the afternoon, while the chil
dren found real delight In a potato race
and looked ahead te the day when they,
tee, could "sail a sail."
Commedore Bally, of Lu Lu Club,
Is one of the best known and most
enthusiastic navigators alone the Jersey
coast, never having missed a race in
fifteen years.
Hetel visitors began te pour Inte At
lantic City early Saturday afternoon.
Many arrived te spend the Fourth, whlle
great numbers are already booked for
the entire season.
Among the prominent Phlladelphlans
spending the summer at the Traymere
nre Mrs. Alexander Brlnten Coxe and
Mrs. J. Harrison Smith.
Mrs. Geerge Huhn, 3d, spent- the
week-end ever the Fourth at the Chel
sea Hetel. Dr. and Mrs. Loul J.
Burns were also registered at the Chei-
eea ever the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth S. Troutman. of Oak
Lane, Is at the St. Clare for the entire
season. Mr. Geerge W. Yeung Is also
registered at the St Clare. Later he
will be jolned by Mrs. Yeung and their
family.
Mrs. R. M. Bagley, of the Rlttcnheuse,
was registered at the (Ambassador for
the Fourth.
Miss Evelyn Murphy, of the, Bel
gravla, Is ntVcntner, te remain until
August 15.
The Misses Sellers, of Seuth Forty
fifth street, are upending thlH week at
the Aberdeen Hetel, Longport.
Mr. and Mrs C. J. McNulty and their
family, of 3606 Baring street, have
opened their cettage en Seuth Rhede
Island avenue. Miss Eleaner McNulty
is nn enthusiastic member of the At-
rrrre''1
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Colonial Yarn Heuse
1231 Cherry St. f "TCoie
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With flogs gaily flying from slub.
heuncn, yachts and meter beats, and
special musical programs arranged at
many of the beach front hotels, a pa
triotic Fourth ushered In the summer
season nt Atlantic City.
Beat races were the order of the dny
at the Chelsea Yacht Club, of which
Mr. Frederick J. Peth, of this city. Is
commodore, and a large and smartly
dressed audience looked en.
At the Atlantic City Yacht Club the
races opened at 10.30 nnd Included open
rnces and one design class beat race
In the afternoon enthusiastic Interest
wns centered In the open handicap race,
which started off at 3 o'clock. Mr. Alan
Endlcett Is commodore of this club.
Over at Venice Park the Lu Lu
Temple Yncht Club, of which Mr. Jeseph
Painted Furniture
for
Chambers & Breakfast Reems
which appeals te perneni of refinement
anil Reed taBti Moilerately priced.
A. L. DIAMENT & CO.
lSin Walnut St. 101 I'urk Av.
I'hll idelplilii New Yirl
'iiml it Mri'ITrr' !'..
CT
Ifie Talis
ij j.
1126 Walnut St
Lawler
One Doer
Frem 12th St.
Beginning Tomorrow W Art Taking
331-3 Off Every
HAT
In tteck. This alie applies
te huts vrhlrh haTe already
feren greatly reduced. Truly
wonderful Tulurg
1530 Locust St.
New Housekeeping
Apartment
Heuse
S. E. Cor.
16th and
Locust
Streets.
Absolute
fireproof
building.
Several
available,
also desirable Doctors'
Offices. Inspection invited.
All modern equipment.
Refrigerators, laundry,
separate maids' quarters.
Private Branch Exchange
Many New Feature!
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APPAREL
OF
THE
BETTER
KIND
A 49$
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Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
A
DIFFERENT
KIND
OF
STORE
Distinctive Dresses
$13.75
Values te $19.50
. . Of printed crepe, tub silk, foulard and crepe de
crime. Wonderful opportunity.
Summer Frecks, $5 te 12
Values te $19.50
0 i 9 ffmgham uncrushable linen, Swisses, plain
ana dotted voile. Plain tailored and trimmed.
hniers' Summer
Frecks
2.95 te 6.95
. were te 12.50
Of voile, imported ging
ham, chnmbray and linen.
or ages 2 te 14.
Kiddies' Sampler
Frecks 0e til
New... .9'0U
formerly te 5 JO
Of chnmbray, gingham,
English prints and chintz.
Bleemer styles Included.
Fer ages 2 te 0.
BOWIT TELLER &, CO
OAeJpeciafty JJxep ofOriyinatienr
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
FOR THURSDAY
SUMMER SKIRTS-SPECIAL
High-grade Shirts Very specially priced
Gabardine Shirts 4.50
A group of HIGHER-PRICED FINE TWILL GABARDINE
skirts featuring the wrap-around and mere tailored effects. Hand
bound buttonholes, pearl buttons, novelty pockets and belts.
Flannel Skirts 8.95
Beautifully tailored,. Sports Skirts of excellent quality WHITE
FLANNEL at this special price tomorrow. Straight-line tailleur model
with just a suggestion of gathers; narrow belt and hand-tailored
pockets.
Silk Skirts 13.95
Exceptional offering of distinctive Sports Skirts of ROSHA
NARA. IN ORCHID. WHITE. GREY AND SAND fashionable
sports shades. Youthful model cut en lithe straight lines, introducing
novelty pockets and belt.
THIRD FLOOR
m tytcWfct lnAfWw) that SUnitrtm tht Larger W6mnffij&
Exceptional Values
PURE SILK SWEATERS
15.00
Tuxedo Medels Slriped or Novelty Weaves
A remarkable group of higher-priced sweaters offered tomorrow at
this special price finest grade pure silk in striped or smart neveltv weave
in BLACK. NAVY, BEIGE. JADE. FLESH COLOR, RED. WHITE?
JAVA. Plain or braided sashes.
Weel Slip-Ons
Very Specially) Priced
Mohair and Alpaca slip-en Sweaters in all fashionable
colors and striped color combinations. High or V necks.
FIRST FLOOR
3.75
lantle City Yacht Club atxl took put
In the beat races yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Shllllnif, of 229
Seuth Fiftieth, street, have opened thelr
Atlantic City cettage.
Miss Mary H. Rhodes, of 122S Fill
more Btree(, Frankford, accompanied by
Mrs. Jehn T. Crankshaw, Mrs. Z. W.
Simons and Miss Muriel Simons, are
stepping; at the St. Clare.
Mr. S. R. Bush Is registered at the
Ambassador, as are also Mr. and Mrs.
Otte A. C. Hagen, who will remain
nil summer. Anether Phlladelphlan at
the Ambassador Is Mr. Warren Plumber,
who Is a frequent holiday visitor at
this hotel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Neale MocNeIll are
spending the summer at the Traymere,
m Is ale Mrs. James Elverson, of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Berger, of 115
Seuth Flfty-Hrst street, are spending
the summer at a popular Pennsylvania
avenue hotel.
ANNOUN
BACH
PORT
trarN
NGNEW
RACH
RAIT
. OF CHILDREN
STUDIO SITTINGS ONIY
TWttfcVB FOR TEN DOLLARS
Yardley
A pretty wedding took plnce at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Hat
terthwatte, Ynrdley, en Saturday last,
when their daughter, Miss Alberta
Letchworth, became the bride of Mr.
Oscar W. Davis, of Harrlsburc. Miss
Mariana Sntterthwalte, sinter of the
bride, wan muld of honor and Mr. Harry
C. Fex, Jr., of Philadelphia, acted as
The Only Orlrtna!
. Csn HELENE SALON ;
' jrermanent ;
Oil Treatment Ringlet V
Effect en Bobbed Head. 1
, nlr Tinting Ne Drm Used
102 S. 13th Street VX J
J Kennedy llldg. Tnlce Elerater !
' Thenei: Walnnt 7D68-7UBSI 4
Direction Manrlrs E. Frit
L D I N
Chf-.tr nt At 10th. Cen. 11 A.M. te 11 P.M.
piiii.Anr.i.rniA'H coei.kmt thkatbk
KXCI.U8IVB flltST HHOWfite
FLORENCEVIDOR
9
IN
The REAL
ADVENTURE
Frnm the fsnienf
novel W ..
Henr Kllchell
Whiitr
Added "HOME C1.AHH." with nrewnle,
th Wnndrr Des nt the Mnlr
en ALL SI2ATS EXCEPT SATURDAT
3llC AND HOl.lfJAT EVCN1NQ8
NEXT WF.EK-"THK PnWKll WITHIN"
best man. The ceremenr was) 1
by the Rev. William J. Bene.
K
EITH'S THEATRE
V1VIENNE SEGAL
Philadelphia'" Mimical Comedy star
WROE'H HUMS OF 1028
DAVE KOTTl HAItKY IlltKKN
and GEORGE LE MAIRE
(With Je Phillips)
Tremendous Summer Feature Siewl
Direction Btanley Company of Ai
ALWAYS. PEnnECTLT VENT1LA'
Mkiaaam
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m
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afSf'i
m
MNETEENTIt MA11KCT
11, 1:30, SAO, B:S0, 7J9. tile)
"OVER THE BORDERS
A PAnAJfOUNT PICTURE FHATtmiifS
Betty Compson & Tem Meer"
Mi- ... Ml- a11IW.A !.-
Added Hew te Make a Hfcrtle for 60 Cti.(
10 A. M.1
I Vr
TJSrlten
m V Bread nnd Chestnut
AGNES AYRES 0&.
is., a,
a. s si
10 P.'
WILLOW GROVE PARK
Thin Anether
HERBERT DAY i
(RrprntNl by Rau-t)
VICTOR lir.RIinnT nnd Ills (Irrlirstm In
Fenr Concert of VICTOR IIKIllinRT'S
Compositions
nli iir 12TH AND MARKET
r ALALL t: a. m. te n p. m.-
"The Weman Who Walked Alow"
With Dorethy Dalten
MILTON H1LL8 WANDA HAWLET ,
ARCADIA
IRENE CASTLE
10T1I AND CHESTNUT
10 A.M. te 11:1ft P. M.
FRENCH
HBBL8"
IMiTlDI A NINTH AND MARKET
VldVJfllil n A. M. te 11:1S P.M.
OOUVERNEUR MORRIB- !
"Yellow Men and Geld" "
n A niTfal BT1I AND MARKET
CAlHvJLi 10 A. M. te ll:inp.M.
"Seeing's Believing"
VIOLA
DANA
ri nnv juniper and market
bLUBL VAUDEVILLE
Continuous 11 te 11
Popular Prless
CROSS KEYS
00TH A MARKET'
NIC1HTLY 8:I.t
WED.. SAT.. S:ir.
MAE DESMOND and mr
In "DADDY IXNO L,E08"
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r ec le i sr
1510 CHESTNUT STREET
Sweeping July Clearance
Of Our Complete Stock of Smart Apparel
Which We Place en Sale Tomorrow
At Reductions of lA te Vi
NOTE: Our merchandise policy is te carry nothing ever ftem one
, . season te another. Therefore, everything in the store has been drastically
reduced te make room for incoming Fall merchandise. All sales are final.
Te Clear All High-Grade Frecks
Prices Have Been Reduced XA te y2 and Mere
Medels for All Occasions Formerly 39.50 te 125.00
$28 $38 $48 te $68
The most charming models of the season in Canten, Crepe Rema. Georgette, Reshanara,
Crepe Renee, Laces, Satins and novelty fabrics. On the Third Fleer.
Individual Frecks Reduced
Frem 35.00, 45.00 and 49.50 te
An unrivaled selection of Sports and After- ifa
neon Gowns in Canten, Georgette, Reshanara,
Crepe Rema, Crepe de Chine and novelties.
Reduced Y3 te V2. Second Fleer
25
Closing Out All Tub Frecks
7.50 te 39.50. Silks, Linens, Cottens Reduced!
4.75 8.75 13.75 19.75
An unconditional remarking of Imported Linens. Voiles, Swisses, Habutais, Organ
dies, Crepe de Chine. Printed Silks, Ginghams, Nermandies in numberless modes.
Reduced Y3 te 2 and Mere. Second Fleer
CAPES & DRESSES
Of Silk Vrlette
& Tint O'Sheen
Individual models formerly
selling te 49.50.
18
.00
FROCK SPECIAL
Formerly te 29.50
40 Frecks of Lightweight Cleths,
Tweeds, Jerseys for country and
mountain wear. Te Clese
5
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at
SPORTS WEAR
10.oe
Your choice of Suits, Coats,
Capes, Dresses, Dresses
with Capes, Skirts with
Capes.
Remarkable Value
COATS CAPES
18.75 28.75
3,8.75
Cleth and Silk Medels.
Values te 89 JO
SMART BLOUSES
Fer the July Clearance
Offer Savings of One-Third
Blouses Formed) 4.98 te 15.98
Reduced New te 3.75 te 9.75
Special Sweater and Underwear
Values Have Been Prepared
for This Sale.
100 NEW HATS
Te Be Closed Out
Regardless of Cost
Rough Straws
Peanut Stratus
Leghorns, Satins
Cantens, Felts.
Every smart shape of the season.
Rich flower wreaths, novelties,
etc.
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