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'JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
h flancy Wynne Tells of the Opening of the New Gelf
Course m Flourtown Mr. Jehn Wagner
Givers Annual Party
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It' TT WAB ue"KVu' "" "
I epen.n of the Phllajelph.. Cricket
rFUrewn en Independence Day.
!-f.ii. fcMleve the whole et Chest-
nub's new einin-n .--
rMU t """.'- mi,- -.llnlt. ,.
... Hill was mere v -----1
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"..- it iui th MODer WJNMIiucsuu,
SJtwMn the Plymouth quarries and
fdSbffui which wm formerly
ft broken down old gray farmheld, has
been transformed into, a -tunning white
Sfeb The house la built In theBhae
n a T. and the top of ,thc T faces
Om read- On the side toward the golf
intirsc there'll! a stone terrace beyond
ill the enthusiasts as tbey start off.
Along the edge of the terrace at Inter
mIs are several large wooden flower
betes filled with pink geraniums. The
house Is awnlngcd In green and white
rtrlpes and the shutters are painted
"The furniture Is gray and, the .tebies
In the tearoom have narrow bands of
blue about the edges, while orange-
wnlernl shades are used for the lights.
'flic large center table was ornamented
with a large orange -colored, bowl and
Iwo orange -colored candlesticks. It
tcallr was attractive.
T raw the Morgan Churchnfans, the
Jtllllu (Joeilmans (In fact, I hear Mrs.
(ioeriman's taste was responsible for
(lie leely furnishings), the Jee .Tan
nrrs, Wharten Churchmans, Jack Fas-
tHti, Ned Farnum, fee Bartews,
Jeseph Wears, the Reland Morgans,
Churchill Williams, Merris Wlstar,
Mrs. Arthur Lea, Mrs. .Jehn Whlt
tnker, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilsen,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ooedall, Mr.
.ind Mrs. Henry Cenner Weeks, Mr.
nml Mrs. Charlie Jennings, Mr. and
Mra. Jehn A. Brown and a number of
etherf.
QPEAKING of Mrs. Weeks, did you
O knew that she had rather a bad fall
recently? She tripped ever a rug en
n hardwood fleer nnd fell, breaking
lipr arui. She was at the club en
Tuesday with her injured arm in a
ling. And she certainly is game about
It, I heard several people commtsernt cemmtsernt
- Ing with her, but she would net have it
te. "Why, It might have been h grent
deal worse," said she. "Suppose It
had been my right arm?"
DOWN in Germantown Mr. Jehn
Wagner gave his annual Fourth of
July party for his relatives and their
families and close friends'. Mr. Wag
ner, you knew, is a brother of Mr.
William Worrell Wagner. His house,
which Is called "Four Oaks," is en
Scheel Heuse lane, and Is mere than a
hundred yenrs old. These beautiful
old-fashioned celebrations of the Fourth'
Ifeve been held there for the last thirty
five or forty years. ,
It's an nil-day affair, starting about
ID o'clock nnd lasting through the aft
ernoon, with a luncheon served at neon.
The afternoon is given "ever te games
for the children, nnd they certainly de
have a wonderful time. One, unique
ceremony of the day is the "firing off"
"f n cannon upon the arrival of each
juest.
e invitations arc sent out for the
nirty, you are naked only "by word
of mourn."
DTD you hear that Catherine Merris
is going te dance at the'fete which
N te be given up in Newport, en the
twelfth of this month? Mrs. Guthrie
Mcllolsen, Mrs. Marlen Eppley, Mrs.
Dudley Davis and. Mrs. Shaw Safe, all
of Newport, have the fete In charge,
nnd It Is te be given for the benefit
of St. Jehn's Church up there. Cath
erine Is the daughter of the Harrison
Merrises, nnd a first cousin of Mrs.
Nicholas Blddle and" Mrs. William Taul
O'Xclll. Yeu remember ahjerganlzed
the Unique Opera Company here a
tenple of yenri age.
Catherine's engagement te Rodolphe
'!e Schnuenee was announced about
two months age.' ' '
AND whjle en engagements, my
friend, the wee bird, gaveme an
earful the ether day. Said It: "I am
lire that nnd are engaged. I
lust Knew they nrc ! Why, I've seen 'em !
Why It's 'darling this and 'darling
'lint.' I think it ought te be known."
And, de you knew, it's right, they are
inpa;pil, but it's net te be nnneunced
for a week or f-e, se don't get excited,
juit keep the ears and eyes open.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. S. Qrlsweld Flagg-, 3d,
"f JJreen Gables, Bryn Mawr, will give
" dance en Saturday evening, Septem
ber 30, at their home In honefr of Miss
lelen Hepe Montgomery, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Learning Mont
gomery, of Ardrossan, VMlaneva. Miss
Montgomery will make her debut at a
tea te be given by her parents some
lime In the nutumn. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Orlsweld Flagg, Jr., of Glen Glen Glen
uroek. Bryn Mawr, who have been
itread since May, are new In Paris
!'n(' will net return te this country un
til the autumn.
An Interesting debutante of, the com
"K wnsen win be Miss Careline V.
ilemak. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus
'avus Itemak, of 2109 De Lancey place
and Chestnut Hill, who. will be Intro
duced at a tea te be given by her
arents at the Accrn Club en Friday,
"ecember 1. Miss Remak. who la a
sophomore at Bryn Mawr College, will
continue her studies there In the fall.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Remnk and their two
'laughters, Miss Margaret Remak and
Mlis Careline Remak, will Ball for Eu Eu Eu
ope en July IB te spend the summer
traveling In England and en the Con Cen
Unent. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Mencure BMdie, of
ravers lane. Chestnut Hill, are at the
"ed T.len Inn, Stockbrldge-ln-the-Berk-hlres.
i
Mrs. Rebert McLean, of West Willow
"irove avenue, Chestnut Hill, and Miss
surah W. McLean, daughter of Mr. Wll
ium L. McLean, of Indian Queen lane,
germantewn, will leave today for North,
fjst Harber, Me., where they will spend
no summer.
Mrs. Samuel Ashhurst, of 1953 Locust
iirect. h occupying Karefree, her cot cot
'Ke at Bar Harber.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Wllmer Blddle, of
i;. r,,en Heuse, Chestnut Hill, will
ica this week for Upper Saranae Lake,
Mill" ,lu'y wm BDend the summer at
nelr ramp.
4nnr,eana Mrs- William K. Adams, of
i'.. ?Pruce street, left last week for
; ?,tilJ?mi,ten' L- . where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Emma Blddle Nerrls. daughter
rwL.nm.. Mra Kdward Nerrls, of
silver1 ,HI"' wl Kwe en Friday for
?ri i ke' where she will spend sev
MnJi. eeJkH ns lh0 K"uest r M'ss Alice
ilam r11,iBnter et Mr- nna " Wll
iIim! Nl Merlce. of Chestnut Hill, at
'elr summer camp.
unml8, T,lmas Petter, Jr., of Ment-1
"-. itvcnue, Chestnut H Ml. w 111;
I'enu August nt Magnelia, Mass.
acce5,.5S.'.5Xr.":. IMwnra nnen Burten.
tir.in . "V. "r ""'r B0" nan unugn
TQB& GlfEST OF HONOR
have gene te Lewes Beach, Del,, where
they will occupy their cottages until
September.
,. Mr. and Mrs.. Edwin D. Glauser and
their daughter, Miss Katharine Glauser,
of Chester, are spendhig a few days
at BuckhlU Falls. ,
Mr. and mYb. C. 0.,Chllds and Miss
-E. R. Chllds and Miss W. 8. Chllds,
of Merlen, are spending a fortnight at
Manchester, Vt.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Watsen and
tn.,r.dau!.nt?r' MB Peggy Watsen,
and Miss Cellins, of 6401 Wayne ave
nue, Germantown, will leave en Friday
for an extensive trip through the Cana
dian Reckies.
Mr. and Mrs. Herace Hnnn ami hi.-
sons, Mr.1 Richard Hane and Mr. Lester
Hane, Of the Rlts-Carlten Hetol, sailed
en Tuesday en the'Aqultanla te spend
the aumflVr in European travel.
' i
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge B. Nlcsley, of
1238 North Fifty-third street, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Helen Beatrice Nfesley, and Mr. James
Bernard Casey,' Jr., en May 28 nt
Stroudsburg, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Casey
nre living- at, 118 Seuth Forty-fifth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund .1. Bamberger
and their son, of Fifteenth and Locust
streets, are at Atlantic City for the
summer.
The marriage of Miss Anile Ashmead
Eastburn, of Springfield, Delaware
County, and Mr. Edwin B. Parsels, of
this city, took pTace en Wednesday
afternoon, June 28, at 4 o'clock, at the
Chapel of the Incarnation, Drcxel Hilt.
The Rev. B. Giles Knight., rector of the
church, officiated.
. The marriage of Miss Edna Eliza
beth .Marley te Mr. Walter Ansley
Sweet, of Worcester, Mass., took place
en Saturday last at 6 o'clock at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles E.
Campbell, 415 Bryn Mawr avenue,
Cynwyd. The Rev. Dr. Carl E. Gram
mer, of St. 'Stephen's Church, officiated.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Charles E. Campbell. N
. West Philadelphia
Mlss.Arabe'lIe Quick, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. H. W. Quick, of 4023 Pine
street, has returned from Chelsea, where
she spent a week as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jehn Roberts. Miss Quick
and her sister. Miss Gertrude Quick,
left this week fer'Crcscd, In the Poco Peco Poce
nos, accompanied by Mils Isabel Chan
nell, daughter of Dr. Wayne Channell,
of Allentown?
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Underwood, of
4636 Sansom street, have left for Port
land. Ore., where they will be the guests
of Mr. Leenard Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Edward Nelan, of 239
Seuth Frfty-thlrd street, metered te
Stene Harber, where they entertained
a house party ever the Independence
Day holidays. Amnnir the client, nun
Mr. and Mrs. Leen Abbett, of Waren,-I
, ui. una jure, uenaiu . Aiattnews
and son, Master Donald H. Matthews,
Jr., of Johnstown, Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Standbrldge, Mrs. R. C. Stand-
bJ,U?.0,.ani1 Mr- nd Mrs. R. R. Meyers,
of Ridley Park, Pa.
The marrlavA nt xtlam i.it- .....-
Moulten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Geerge P. Moulten, of G820 Chestnut
oiicei, anu mr. naipn Kelnhard took
? co rat Dr,0X.el H1" en Wednesday,
June 7. An Informal reception followed
ijk me nema et me Driue s
Mr. and Mrs. Rclnhunt mill
Drezel Hill.
Mr. Miles T.lllv r.r .. TTni i...
Virginia, Is spending a few months with
parents,
live at
his parents. Mr. nnrf Mr xiriiiian a
Lilly, at 240 Seuth Fifty-fourth street '
Mlf Qeldve Miller, of Chicago, Is
pending a few weeks at the home of
IrS. A. LtDSlUS. Of SIR Smith Clwl.tl.
street, where she in hlns n.i..i..
entertained by relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvlnar n Rhnnirn. an
neunce the marriage of their daughter.
. "v ?"i,"', anapire, te air. Mitchell
A. Leibewltz last Thursday evening at
the New Traymore Hall. The ceremony
was performed by Dr. Abraham A. Neu
man. Upen their return from thelr wed
ding trip te the seashore, Mr. and Mrs
.ueiDewuz win de at home at 0209
Ellswerth street.
North Philadelphia
The marriage of Miss Elsie Elisabeth
Alexy. daughter of Mrs. A. Alexy, of
3316 Ella street, and Mr. Samuel Car
man de Luca, of 4155 North Eighth
street, took place en Friday last In the
Church of Our Lady Help of Christians.
Gaul- street and Allegheny avenue.
Father Wolfe officiated. Mr. and Mm.
de Luca have gene en a wedding trin
te Wlldwoed. They will return te their
new home, 4108 North Darlen street,
after August 1.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Kunnes, of 1909
North Thirtieth street, nre receiving
congratulations en the birth of a daugh
ter, Eleaner Jacquelyn Kunnes, en July
2. Mrs. Kunnes was Mlsa Fanny Bergcr.
Seuth Philadelphia
Mrs. J. J. Lynch, of 2426 Seuth Mele
street, has returned home after spend
ing several months In East Orange,
N. Y.
Miss Cecilia Kenny, et 1641 Perter
street, Is spending the summer months
In Chelsea.
Mr. Jehn J. Glibrlde. Jr., of 2521
Seuth Bread street, is spending n week
at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr. Walter J. Richards, of 2226 Seuth
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MISS CAROLINE MeFADDEN
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geerge McFadden, of 17th Walnut
street and 'Bloomfield, Rbsement, who will be the guest of honor
at a tennurt tournament which her parents are giving at the
Merien Cricket Club. The tournament begins today and will
last through the week
Carlisle street, Is spending the summer
months In Ventner.
Mrs. L. Peduzzl and her daughter.
Miss Jesephine Pedussl, accompanied
by ,Mr. Leuis Natale, metered from
Mount Union, Pa., en Saturday and are
guests of Mr. Natale's uncle. Mr. An An
teony Guide. The party left for At
lantic City en Monday and will return
te this city en Saturday evening before
leaving for Mount Union. ,
Dr. Miriam Warner, of 1819 Seuth
Sixteenth street. Is leaving this city
for the month of July, metering te the
Delaware Water Gap en through te the
White Mountains. She will return In
August.
Frankford
Mrs. Walter G. MeMultln and her
children, of 1028 Fillmore street, are
at White Stene, L. ,1.
Miss Christine Putney, of 1129 Foulk Foulk
red street, Is spending some time at
Tobyhanna, Pa. Mr.'R. E. Putney has
gene te Harrison, Me.
Mrs. J. Cellctt, et Orthodox at root,
is 'entertaining for a few days as her
guest Mrs. Paul Holubar, of Cleveland,
O. Mrs. Holubar will shortly leave for
Asbury Park, where she will remain
until the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Robinson are
spending their wedding trip nt the Dela
ware Water Gap and Niagara Falls.
Upen their return they will make their
home nt 236 Elmhurst street, Detroit,
Mich. Mrs, Robinson, befere her mar
riage ten June 28, was Miss Katherlne
E. Leng, daughter of. Mr. Henry Lene.
, Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Hareld B. Perter, of
8108. West Penn street, entertained as
(.their guests ever the holidays Mr. and
Mrs. Farley uanet. or uarrisDurg.
Miss Pelly Bencrman, of 6113 Mc
Callum street. Is visiting Miss Ann Heth.
Mortimer nt Cape May for a few days.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Jeseph Kraus Kraus
kepf, of 4716 Pulaski avenue, nre oc
cupying their cottage at 64 North Har
rlsburg avenue, Atlantic City, for the
summer. ,
Prof. Frederick W. Ohl and Mrs. Ohl,
of 6327 McCallum street, are spending
the summer In European travel.
Atlantic City Netvs '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. White are
at the Traymere for the summer. Among
these who .have returned home after
spending the holidays at this beachfront
hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund B..
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Jame.s E. John John Jehn
eon and Mr. and Mrs, A. A, Brcnnum.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Hayes have re
turned te their home after a , holiday
spent at one of the beachfront hotels.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lacey, of 3309
North Eighteenth street, have returned
te the St. Clare te spend the summer.
Other Phlladelphlans registered nt this
hotel for the summer Include Mr. nnd
Mrs. Albert Gelden, of West Philadel
phia, and Mr. L. O. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Du Bels have re
turned te their home a ft or, spending the
holidays at the Chelsea Hetel, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rick, Jr., were also registered
at the Chelsea ever the Fourth.
Dr. Dorethy Case-Bleckschmldt and
Miss Helen Bleckschmldt were at the
Ambassador ever the holidays, aa were
also Mr. Richard Pemerants and Mr.
A. Pemerantx.
Mr. and Mra. Jeseph Salus are spend.
Ing the summer season at Atlantla City.
Delaware County
Miss Betty Morrison, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bayard II. Morrison, of
Swarthmore, who has been for two
years In China, where she Is Interested
In educational work, la new at home,
where she will spend two months, re
turning te the Orient early In Sep
tember. Mrs. Jehn Ellery Tuttle and her
daughter. Miss Margaret Tuttle, have
left Swarthmore for West Sutten, Mass.,
where they will spend the remainder of
the summer at Hearthstones, thetr sum
mer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bransen Parker,
of Swarthmore are receiving congratu
lations en the birth of a son, W, Ham
met Parker, en June 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn M. Broomall, 3d,
of Media, have been entertaining a
house party at thelr summer home near
Point Pleasant, N. J.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Crelghton and
their son and Mrs. Geerge Walker and
her daughter, MIsb Ursula 'Walker, of
Swarthmore, are spending the summer
In Neva Scotia.
Moorestown
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hepkins, of
Main and High streets, are spending
some time at Hndden Hall, "Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers has returned from
a week at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mm William Greobler, of
Newbold avenue, spent a week nt N'nrth
Bench Haven.
Miss McCrcarV. of East Main street,
will seen leave for a trip tQ Bermuda.
Norristown
t.
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob C. Fisher, of
126 West Weed street, entertnlned at
a children's party en Saturday In honor
of the fourth' birthday "of their small
daughter, Miss Dorethy Heffman Fisher.
There were thirty-two guests.
Announcement has been made of the
cngngehient of Miss Margaret Anna
Carrelf, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn
F. Carrell, of Norristown, and Mr. Davis
T. Whltcman, son of Mrs. Af. A. White
man, et Ithnn, P.
Mrs. E. K. Care, of Swede street, Is
the guest of her-son-in-law nnd daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Roberts,
of Ventner, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunslckcr and
Mr. Charles Hunsicker, of 1449 Powell
street, are occupying their cottage nt
Stene Harber for the summer.
The members of the Christian En
deavor, Society of the First Presbyterian
Church held a meeting and social en
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
Ruth Ballard and Miss Esther Ballard,
of Arch street.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Irish, of
813 West Main street, are spending a
week In Erie, Pa.
BACK ON MATRIMONIAL MAP
Brldgeten, with Only One Marriage
In March, Hat 21 In June
Brldgeten. N. J., has regained its
place en the matrimonial n.np. In
March the city, with Its 15,000 inhabi
tants, received considerable notoriety
at least many citizens regarded it as
such because only one marriage license
was Issued during the mbnth.
Cupid was a better marksman in
June, nnd attained a score of twenty -one.
Te de this he had te levy upon
ether places for n bride, bridgcroem or
both, but te Uridgeten that is second
ary te the fact that the city had
twenty-one marriages during the
month.
DEVLIN WILL PROBATED:,
Various Catholic Societies Bene
flclarlea Under Will
In the will of Themas Devlin, of
Jnuney, Bucks County, probated today,
a bequest of JI500O U mnd- te the Little
Sisters of the Peer. OtTinnntewn. Mr.
Devlin .died June 20. Other bequests
nre .$1000 te the Heclety of Ht. Vin
cent de Paul, of St. Mnldrhy's Catholic
Church j .$1000 te St. Jehn's Orphan
Society; $ir00 te the Church of Our
Lady of Ornce, Langhernc, Pn.
, Uequests of $4000 te encii et cigiu
Institutions, nil of them except one in
this city nrc made In the will of Dunlel
V'. Clarke, prebnted today. He die'd
in the Frankford Hospital. Following
nre th'e . beneficiaries. The Uemc for
Aged Couples, the Old Men's Heme, the
BaptlstlHeme, the Mnsenle Heme, Ell. Ell.
abethtewn; Philadelphia Heme for In
curables, Methodist KpUcepal Orphau
nge, Presbyterian Heme for Aged Cou
ples nnd Single Men, and the Society
for Indigent Widows nnd Single "Wom
en. A gift of $r00 was mmh; te the Con
gregation of Itedeph Shnlem, ' in the
will, of Simen, Wolf. He left a like
amount te the Federation of Jewish
Charities. Ills estate totaled $24,000.
Other wills probated arc these of
Carrie B. h. Teler, $23,000; Inry
Chambers, 2,'20 Diamond street, $10,
000; Jehn W. Fortescue, 2008 Pine
street, $R400. '
Inventories of personal estates:
Charles Bauer. $6802.40; Emma V.
Nickerson, $C45G.37j
ft:
Direction M. K. Kelt
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NIOHTI.Y H:1J
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PLAYERS
In "DADDY J.ONO LKOS"
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CROSS KEYS
MAE DESMOND
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EITH'S THEATRE
, VIVIENNE SEGAL
nd GEORGE LE MAIRE
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Tremendeua Summer Feature miewl
WILLOW GROVE PARK
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Victer Herbert and His Orchestra
Plnr Amid Delightful Surroundings
Music Pinlllen Reacneil fit In Adraee
ut the.Purk Phene or Write
Have Dinner Tlila Kvcnlns en the Ceal
Perchfft of the Cnnlne
Heuse of .Wenger
1229 Walnut Street
HATS By B. Chertak Wenger
Regardless of the month or season, Chertak
invariably displays millinery far in advance
of the vogue.
FURS By .Merris Wenger
The first indications of Fall Fashions in
Furs are new presented. Orders received
at this time are taken at special prices and
enjoy much mere personal attention.
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IMPORTERS. DESIGNERS a MAKERS OF WOUEN'8 AND
CHILDREN'S APPAREL OP THE UIOHEST CHARACTER
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS
Stere Closed AH Day Saturday
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BONWIT TELLER. GbCQ
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Fer Friday, the last
Shopping Day of the W.eek
WOMEN'S COTTON DRESSES
10.00 & 15.00
An Exceptional Collection of High-Grade Dresses
Very Specially Priced for Friday
A wonderful selection of the Summer season's best modes and colorings in
versions for vacation and general wear. Fine FRENCH VOILES,
CHIFFON VOILES, voiles exquisitely embroidered, IMPORTED
SCOTCH GINGHAMS, BELGIAN LINENS; DELICATE TIS
SUES and smart PRINTED NOVELTIES featuring the fashionable fly
ing panels, touches of fine lace, hand embrdidery, contrasting pipings and hosts
of dainty effects characterizing modes of the finer type. Very unusual values.
WOMEN'S DEPT. : SECOND FLOOR
Dresses 13.75
values te 19.50
Exceptional choice in printed crepe, tub silk, foulard and
crepe de chine. Wonderful values.
Wash Dresses
$7.50 te 16.50, fc te 29.5$
Of prinKham, uncrushable linens, Swisses, plain and dotted
voiles. Plain tailored and trimmed.
New
16.50
te
79.50
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Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street-1214
A Phenomenal Sale of
SUMMER HATS
At $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
Rarely, if ever, have we been able te offer a group of hats as
attractive as these at values se calculated te please. They are
all new straws and many arc combined with charming fabrics.
There are flower-trimmed hats, tailored hats, sports hats,
dress hats a style for every young miss or matron in exactly
the shade she will prefer. Every hat represents a saving of
several dollars.
Clearance of Sweaters, $1.65 and $1.85
Sweaters in White and color?, featuring the popular drop
stitch weave. Sizes te 40, in Black te 44. 51.65 and $1.85.
Imported Chiffen Weight Hese
Reduced Frem $4.50 te $1.95
These stockings are taken from cur regular stock and are
therefore perfect. In Black and Nude.
Capes and Wraps
WERE
25.00 te 139.50
Of Canten and Reshanara crepe, trimmed with monkey fur,
caracal, platinum fox; some have cellars of self.
Envelope Chemises
Ot Reed quality crape dp
chine : Inserts of real filet ana
hand-ombreUIered knots.
Formerly 3.95
2.95
Sweaters, 2.95
Smart sllp-over styles; cel.
ors nml white ; of llsht-welsht
wool.
Tuxedo model, Hsht-wclBht
neul.
3.95
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Reductions in This Different
Kind of Juvenile Stere
2 tO 4.95 formerly 5.00 te 12.50
&&IA&&!W&??1'. ""en. Swiss, English
wwi.v.. u u...; fwube. rur nneu t, vt t years.
Wet Sftculii in Apptrtl thai SUnierhes Urstr Weman
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Fancy Lisle Hese, Special at 75c
Values 'te S1.50. In Dlack, Gray, Coating and Beige.
3-oz. Bettle of Coty's French Toilet Water 1
Very Special at $2.25
We are able te offer Coty's famous toilet wntcrs in four of
the best-likeil odors; L'Orignn, Jacqueminet, L'Eflleurt, nnd Styx
at the lowest price at which these popular toilet waters have ever
been quoted. Full 3-oz. bottle, ?2.1!5.
Allen's Newly Improved Quality Hair Nets
$1.00 a dozen, 3 dozen for $2.50
Flirt of a 1 1 a hair net Mieuld n. of the rluht shade te match the M
..... ., .i nii.i.111, in uuura.-, ne perren Allen's Improved quality
hair nets ceme In an unusua ly (reed mmertment of shades and any net
found te be Imperfect will he cheerfully replaced
, xt.1!,1 f"V0,:t,lnK HlrilK1't, fliniie hair net there are r,ve thlnsn one
sliA.d tulte Inte e-m-w eratlen -ees,-nesH of mesh. 1-nKth of net. worls werls
mnnshlp iiuu!lt of hair and length of hair used An examination will
prove thai Aliens newlv Impieved quality hair nets excel In all thce
point? The meshes an- eiy close, se that wisps of hair c. nnnt stray
through; the nets are unusually Ions, thus Insurltis ciinwnlonre in
adjustment; the workmanship Is the heht te he pret'ired. the hair
usttl Is of eMrcmelj One quality, shown by the fact ihat rarely nre
there breaks In t' net from handling, and the fact there are comiinra cemiinra
tlvely few knots 6ws that the hair used is also verv Ieiik """'a
Allen's iniprei-d quality cap shaped hair nets h.u unqsual depth,
which is ncees;uy te Insure a Reed fit They art particularly wel
bhnped in order te fit any cnirfur.. and three rows of smaller mesTeH
form nn adjustable edirn that holds the net In place n""",lr '"
The can nets of smaller size for these who prefer them nru nn
perfect In shap. depth and Mue as the l.inrer en"a
All these nets may be had In double as well as slnirln mcnh n.,rt
In this form will be found particularly geed for meter"ns and sports
8 dozrffe "si "n"0Ulltl"lly tl,e ,,est "ets en tl' n,u,kut t '" a down,
' ,u Wri"" MriBlP- or deuble-niesh nets and grny deuble-tnesh nets nre
t the same hlKh iiuality, si.su a dozen, irau nem are
The balance of the hair nets from the M. J.
Lewis stock will be en sale, Thursday
and Fiday, at 25c a dozen.
Lf" 'rrice was $1.00 a dozen
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