S ' r ,.. 'ir "& i ' ?' '''1 I lV Lw J EVENI BUBEIOA EEER-PHIIBEEPHIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922 '9 fST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE e Nancy Wynne Speaks of Miss Page's Marriage She Tells of Seme Interesting Tennis Tournaments aiid of a Fancy Dress Ball at Cape. May ASV'T It a surprise end' n. very 5 te . nenr ei - Yti.u ii'A.ii tnnrrWEP i ' Miliar nuwi nlMlnilt .. nri fivclrn w 'U?lrti who te "the dniuliter of Mr. Rr'n"nn.i. Sfflclnteil. I henr that thejr JVe'ect te live in Canten for a ' fml Mrs. Hewnnl Wurts l'.ipc, left font Z inVth her uncle ant mint, Dr. nnd ir.. f'hmles weed, ei itnuiiiiiKiuii, M. a t.lii te California nn.l the Fer S.f nn 1 Wlstnp has been In China ftViiJ n venr new en educational nnd ffieu" 'work nt the Canten Christian Ki AubhH 8 and Evelyn's uncle. cipcct Evelyn made her debut three jenrs . at n tea willi her sister Mary, who Kv Mrs. Jelin O. PIntt. Anether ?.,"? Is Mrs. Isaac Starr, ,lr. After Evelvn cnnie out sue ioek a "' Wcins .and Km" and pretty ami quite an unusual vri She In n nierc of Mr. Jnmes f ir'ce and she and her parents upend Sfwmimmer with her at her Chestnut El".1. "- Af.e T.nrtfe llrn nn Fourth .inn. "n- ---.: ;; j car at ... .niliintnil nt the Sin the" winter with Ml I'uullne BAwle. Evelyn Jk n Krnnddaughter of the Inte Mr. S. Unvls l'age. tennis tournament ni .win last week the Iilc one nt Hit: for the championship of Mi ft. A let of Philadelphia cl I in it 71111 home, wieinr weed waH Kranunicu irum ' Pnn In 10-1 as an engineer and is a mber of the Zeta Psl Fraternity. He . Sine wn of Mr. and Mm. Horatio riirtis Weed, a nephew of Mr. Merris & and a relative of Miss Ld ia Merris. His Flster Annabel or nennle Jam" out two cars age and is very at- tractie. , EVEHY one seems te be interested in nil forts of sports nt the summer rlaces. Twe wcckh age uirii: u- tennis tournament nt Nerthens nn.l,. Mnine came clrls played T ImmrlnnKllRle 1111(1 MlllslC Ktrun'rt. whenrc nt liar Harber with Eli, innilier. Mrs. Itebert Ee Cente; Mrs. Crawford Madeira-, who was Harnli Xellsen and nn awfully poed Saw, Kitty Perter and Ohm Car renter Kitty is Majing with her uncle Snd mint. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Italn, it Xertheast. nnd Cinn is there, tee with Anna Mess, who will be one of he autumn debs, though her tea was In .Tune. At Saranac Inn, where se many Phllndelphlnns go. the annual tennis tournament will begin en August One of the best players nt Siirnnnc is Mnllv Thnver, General and Mrs. Uus Mll Thnvers' daughter. The Thayers have n camp there, where they go every eummjr. Seme of the ether camps arc occupied by the Arthur E. Ncwbeld, Jrs.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frazer Harris. Mr. rnd Mrs Geerge It. Packard. Mr. and Mrs. Wl'llnm E. Geedman. Jr., and Mr. an.l Mrs. Hugh I. WlWen. The Wilmer Hiddlcs. who had Peppy lot let taue for .Tulv. have gene en .te liar Har Har eor by new I think. They were planning te leaw the early pnrt of August. I knew. Mellv Thayer Is new playing in the notional tournament nt Ferest Will, which begnii .csterdny afternoon. te che will have n btrenueus time ahead cf her. HAVE you heard the latest excite ment at Cape May? A fancy dress ball. It i te be nt the I,nfnetti Hetel en the evening of Enber Day. Septem ber 4. and it sounds very gay. Mrs. Charles N'errls is in charge, assisted by Mrs. Geerge IC. Crozer. Jr., Mrs. Jeseph Rollins. Jr.. Sirs. Hnrnswn Cner. Jr.. nnd Pansy Scott, and a lone list of patronesses. Mr.-. Ilebert Williams will have chnrge of the aides who will sell cigarettes and candy. , There will be n cabaret show. tee. and we will ngnin hne n chance t see fuch well-known talent ns Mrs. Har rison Cnner. Mrs. .Teepli Hellins. Jr.. nd Deberah Seal, of "Why Net" fame, ffhev a that Mnrv Ernestine Celeman, the 'heroine of "Why Net, 102'JV will also be there and even the Quaker Maid Chorus from "The Mnrrlnge Tax.-' Imagine such a galaxy of beauty at Cape May ! There will be prizes for the three cleverest ceumes, n fortune teller and romnititien dancing which nil the sub debs and their beaut arc rrazv about. Three prizes will be uwarded for that, tee. The ball N for the endowment fund of the Churrh of the Advent, for which a most successful card partv was given last week. NANCY WYNNE. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Miss Katliryn 7.. Ogden, daughter of M.1 and Mrs Geerge P. Ogden, of Oakdene. H.idner. and Mlts Theodora K, Mllle, clnugtner of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis tlllle, of Bilarwoed, Ilavcrferd, wlie are spending several wi'cks at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va , with Miss CMcn's parents, were the guests of honor at a dinner Inst night which Mr. l: I', Schcnck gnc at the Green trier Hetel. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice, of th's city nrd New Yerk, gave a dinner-dance last evening1 at Mlra aiir, their llla at Newport. There were thirty Kuests. Dr. nnd Mrs. Ulcn wilt KUe a ball en Friday evening at Mlra mar. Mr and Mrs. Clarence TV Delan. of Rosemont, who nre nt Seaweed, their summer home nt Newport, cntcitnlned at luncheon yesterday before the tennis tournament ut the Casine, where, they eccupirj their box. Miss Peggy Thayer, daughter of Mrs. Jehn 15. Thnyer. of "edttoeil, Haxerferd, who Is visiting Engaged jwiMllkkBklB9QkkkkpHkkkH 'a.13MWBtMmBkBB Wffim, -' ?''-'" "'' ":119H bm'!' wftfnlln. . " , '".IetriM hhI MISS MARY EWERBRINK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Many Eimerbrink, of 7000 Chew street, ' Sedgwick and Vccan City, whose engagement J? oeon announced te Mr. Mifflin Armstrong, of 1704 ' North, Sixtepiih street " ihi-J ' IHl-J. Ll..,, ilJJ ili.fru, A- Mr. nnd Mrs. Delnn this week, will be the Buent of honor nt a dinner which they will glve tomorrow avenlng. Mr. and Mrs. James M Wlllcex, of Camp Woedsliy Ithan, Vlllanevn. who iinve been t pending some time nt Lenex, Mnls. have left for liar Harber, Me., whre they will remnln for n few weeks before returning te this city, Mr. and Mra. James McClure Kahne Kahne fteck and their daughters. Miss Cnai Cnai Cnai lotte Fahnestock and Miss Mary Fnhne Fnhne steck, of 237 East Rlttenheuse squure, who are spending the summer abroad, have left Alx.les-Balns nnd nre new li. Paris, where they will remain some time befere returning te this country In the autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. W. Oraham. of Chestnut Hill, nre new In Mnntoleklng. N. J., where they will re main until the beginning of .September. Their dnughlcr. Miss Carollne P. Oraham, who Is spending the summer nt Beaver Camp, East Union, Ma., will make her debut nt a tea te be given by her parents Saturday, September 30. Miss Alice Merlce. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Will am N Merlce. of Chestnut Hill, who are spending the summer nt their enmp. Kull e' Fun. Sliver Lake, was recently the guest for a few days ei Miss Emma Blddle Nerrls. daughter et Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nerrls, at their home In Cbcstnut Hill. Miss Nerrls wljl leave shortly for Nnrragansett Pier, where she will visit her uncle and. nunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Beeves Waln wrlght. Miss Mnrguerlte Jefferds Beyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Beyle, of Keswick Heuse. Rydal. win spend next week-end with her uncle. Mr. Geerge fJ. Meade, at Ills cottage nt Cape May. Miss Beylo will be a debutante of the nutumn. Mrs. T Duncnn Whclen, of Glen Ledge, qyerbroek. Is spending the re mainder of the summer ut Northeast Harber, Me.' Miss Eleaner T. Dunning, daughter ei Mr. and Mra. Geerge A, Dunning, of Cegalea, Chestnut Hill, has returned from a three weeks' visit In the Ad Ad Irendncks. Mlsn Eleaner R. Ivoens. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick S. Keens, et Church read. Ardmore. Is spending a few days nt the Hetel Chatham In New Yerk. Miss Keens, who will be a debu tante of the autumn, will be Introduced at a dance te be given by her parents en Saturday evening. September 30. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilfred Lewis, cf Haver ford are new at North- Haven. Me., where they expect te occupy their sum mer home. Jericho Farm, until tne end of September. Mr. and" Mrs. William Glever Tan const and their daughters. Miss Eliza beth Punceast and Miss May Pancoast. of "Woodbury. N. J., will leave today en a meter trip te New England. Upen their return they will occupy their summer home en Beach avenue. Cape Mny, where they will remain until Oc tober 1. Mrs Mlna C. Wnlters nnneunces the mirrlage of her daughter. Miss Anne Walters Scott, te Mr. Nathaniel Bar ratt Smlthers en Saturday. .Tulv 22, In New 'Yerk City. Mr. and Mrs. pmlthers will be at home after August IB at 3 Arnodale read. West Hartferd, Conn. Miss Agnes Otte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Otte, of 327 Seuth Forty third 'street, left yesterday for Newport. U. I., where she will be one of the bridal party of Miss Christine Lee Lincoln, daughter of Captain and Mis. Gatewood Sanders Lincoln, whose marriage te Mr. William Slnten, of Richmond, Va , will take place en August 19. Miss Otte will be the guest of Captain and Mrs. Lincoln until after the marriage, wlieii she will be entertained by Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs Geerge T. Bewman at the Xavnl War College for a few days befere teturnlng te Jhls city. Mrs II. II. Keene and her daughter, Mrs. Themas O. Haydock, of Cynwyd, are spending the month of August at Cape May, where Mr Haydock jonie them eer the week-ends. Along the Main Line Mrs. Samuel Humphrey, of 9V'T' brook, sailed laet week en the Majestic for Carlsbad and Rumania, accompan ied bv her daughter. Mrs. G Sumner Ireland and her two grandchildren, Humphrey li eland and O. Sumner Ireland, Jr. They will visit Mrs. Hum phrey's son-in-law- and daughter. Lieu tenant Colonel L D Tleusann and Madninc Tleusann. In Rumania, return ing the latter part of October. Mr and Mrs James Rcnwick Hegg and their ten. Master James Renwlck Hegg. Jr., of Effrlckwoed. Merlen, who have been spending the summer In Eu Eu lepcun travel, nre expected home the Middle of September. Germanteivn Mr. nnd Mrs AYllllam II. Mnurcr, of the Weed-Norton Apartments, who palled for Europe en July 18, nre leav ing Londen for Paris nnd will llt Switzerland and Italy befere theh- re turn t0 this country en August .O'en the Mauretanla. Mr. nnd Mis. Rebert M. Parker of 6210 Morten street, are nt their cetfJge In Wlldwoed for the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter F. Yeagr, of Legan, who nie spending the suinmer at 122 West Upsal street, are receiving congratulations upon the birth X a ten, Walter F. Yeager. Jr. Dr. nnd Mrs Jehn O. Lcsslg. of 239 WUter street, have left by meter for a -trip te Lake Geerge. West Philadelphia Miss Helen Foresman, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Grler Foresman, of 4213 Osage avenue, has returned frpm Hlgglns Lake. Mich, where ehe sp;nt several weeks with friends. Mrs. J. S. Beetem nnd her daughter. Miss Eleaner Beetem, of 4513 Pine street, are spending a month In Lan caster, O. where they are guests of Mrs. N. R- Butler. Miss Mildred Feely, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph A. 1-Ve ly, of fi208 Carpenter street. Is at the Hetel Cheleea, Atlantic City, with her patents. North Philadelphia A surpilse birthday party was given te Mr. Kdwaid Ornsteln by his wife, Mrs. Delia II Ornsteln. nt their home, 47G1 North Warneclc street, en Sunday night. Among the gutsts were Mr. and Mrs I Cehen, Mr. und Mrs. Jeseph C. Mnss, Mr and Mrs. J Isenberg Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Biedk. Mrs. Ida Relf. Miss Teddle Hewie, Mibs burah Mause and Mr Mejer Isenbeig. Mis. Baiten L. Brown and her daugh. ter. MIhb Betty I Brown, of 1828 West Tiega street, will leave this week by meter for Buck Hill Falls, Pa., where they will spend seme time. Miss Katharine Brennan. daughter of Mr. and Mis. William V. Brennan. 3108 North Breal strict, has returni'il from an extended tour of the Cataklll Moun tains. Seuth Philadelphia Miss Betty Fusry. of 1818 Seuth Twenty-fourth street, has returned from Wlldwoed, N. J , after un extensive stay, Mr. Alexnndcr Heff, of 1244 Tree stieet, Is spending a few wceka In Wild Wild weed. Miss M. Nur.gesser, of 2333 Seuth Eleventh street, has "returned home after spending several weeks In Wlldwoed. MIssjAgnes M. Clark, of 1022 Green wich street. Is the guest of Miss Helen Blsblng nt the JllRblng summer home In Wlldwoed. Mr, Themas A. Clnrk nnd Mr. Jehn Flanagan are having an extended visit te Wlldwoed ns the guesU of Mr, "yer ence Conaty. Miss M. McElhene, of 2115 Seuth MEsmBWmmi tUra1iEiiaiiaLHiiHiT9Sni)kikv.iiHiiiiiiiiiiH SfkH1 4tHskkV?Trj.HlhkhkkkkkkkH wxffii ', ";K: -" LHLkLLfl w&mL.i' ' kkHHkkkkH miml .1 v ,'-' '''J-- kkkkkkH HP A" j'H Br -ak r 'kiiLiiiii LB S; - j '".-: ' kkkkkkkH B W; f " sWW Miss ' Katherine D. Perter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Perter, Jr. of Chestnut Hill, who is spending the 8iynmer at Northeast Harber, Me. V T Photo by Thete Craflera Eighteenth street, has left en an ex ex tcnslve trip through the New Eng land States and Canada. Mr. William. Frey, of 1729 Seuth Eighteenth street, Is spending a fort night In Wlldwoed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Levey, of 210!) Seuth Woodstock street, entertained en Sunday evening at the christening of their son. Mr. Harry Levey, Jr. Mrs. Levey will be rememnered as Miss Cath. arlne Themas, daughter of Mr. Frunk Themas, of 1721 Mifflin street. Miss M. Ven Dcr Tltiet, of 1729 Seuth Eighteenth street. Is spending a few weeks In Wlldwoed. Miss Jean Brennan,' of Eighteenth and Mifflin streets, metered te Wild Wild weed, where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Brennan, for Severn I .weeks. Bridesburg Mr. and Mrs. Morten Hepkins and their family, of 6120 Tacony street, are spending the remnlndcr of the season at Wlldwoed. Mr. and Mrs. Vernen Henry, of 1766 Richmond street, nre entertaining as their guests fcr n few weeks Miss Irma Walten and Mlsa Elizabeth Walten, of Bloemsbuig, Pa. Mrs. Blanche Gorden, of 4817 Garden street. ls visiting In Wrlghtsvllle for I W several Miss vceks. Helen Pnttcrsen, of Hcdlcy street, 13 at Atlantic City for a few weeks. Frankford Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. O'Neill, of 1208 Fillmore street, are nt Atlantic Cltv. where thy will remain until the middle of September. Miss Dorethy Llberten. of 1315 Foulk Foulk red street, and Mrs. E. Elizabeth Carl Carl eon are spending three weks In Eagles nurc. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Harrison, of 1C65 Meadow street, are receiving con gratulations! upon the birth of .1 son. Miss Myrtle E. Rice, of 5035 Oils corn street, Is spending several weeks in Bosten. Mrs. Chnrlen Westen and her chil dren, of Orthodox street, are In the Poconos for the month of August. Norristown Mr. and Mrs. Geerge W. Watt, of 919 West Main street, gave a dinner at Betzwood Farms Inn en Friday In honor of Mrs. Jehn Ward Harrison, et Fert Werth, Tex., who Is their guest. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Stlnsen, Mr. and Mrs. William Watt and Mr. and Mrs. Heward Watt. , Mrs. William D. Burk, of 1011 West Lafayette street, entertained a number of relatives and friends at her home en Friday evening In celebration of her seventy-second birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs Jeseph J. McGlnlcy. of 818 Swede street, observed their twenty-fifth wedding annlveisary an Saturday. They have two children, En sign J. Alfred McGlnlcy nnd Miss Eleaner McGlnlcy. On last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Geerge F. Chllds, of 1325 Arch street, cele brated their silver wedding anniver sary. - Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Hendricks, of 1321 Markley street, entertained nt cards en Friday In honor of their guest, Mr. B. F. Simpsen, of Erie, Pa. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barrett, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Besler, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Haws, Miss Marguerite Kro Kre bltzsch nnd Miss Henrietta Krobitzsch. Mrs. Frank Deylo and her son. Mas- 1 ter Kenneth Deyle, of 31 East Brown street, will spend the next two weeks In 1 Atlantic City. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Futhy Smith, of Cur- ren.terrace, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllilam Walt, of Hamilton street, spent the week-end In Ocean City, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J need, of Curren terrace, metered te Bethlehem, where they aie spending n week with rela tives. The Rev. and Mis. Will H. Houghten, of Swede street, have geno en an nuto nute nuto mebllo trip through the New England States. Delaware County Miss Mildred Simpers, daughter of Mr.. nnd Mrs. Themna W. SlmPf", of Swnrthmore, who Han been entertaining MlssElpnner Persen, of nkers. g. y. and Miss Elizabeth Lewis, of North Wales, left a few days age for New Yerk, wheie she will remain for a week. Miss Evelyn Peckwerth, of Brook Broek line. Pa., Is en a meter trip te Niagara Falls nnd Tcronte, Canada. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 8, a."?-"& spending several weeks at Miwy. Ncna Scotia, wilt net return te their home near Ridley Park until September. Miss Jane Pltteck. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn W. Pltteck. of Swarth Swarth mere. Is the giiest of friends In Pitts burgh for n few das. Mrs. Rebert Hewnrth 1ms ' returned te Chester from 11 may at Atlantic CU. Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Yming. of Swartlimerc. have been entertalnln Mrs. Martin's sister, Mrs. Charles 1 W. Hussey, of Jenklntewn, for a few das. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Levis, of Ridley Park, are In Canada, where they will remain until tne imuuie ui a,iw... Miss Dorethy Hey, daughter of Mr. Emanuel Hey, of Lansdowne, has re turned from Atlantic City, where she wis the guest of friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Garrett, of Svvarthmere, and their daughtera have returned from a meter trip . te camp Redwood. N. J., where tneir son spending the summei. is - cApertraitby f&aritraclv- size QxlOcemplatti in attractive sitver or aela aatci rramt ter 1818 CHESTNUT BT. yyySVyff RING KNIT WOOL 35c a Ball Colonial Yam Heuse 1231 Chemr St. jJSn&u iyyygWMWMwyWAMMM Women's Small Sizes Reduced te 3.75 Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes Sizes 2'2 and 3 Widths AA, A and 0 CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut Stere Closes 5 P. M. Saturday All Day 'Remodeling and Repairing at 1S Off Winter Prices Atlantic City Manv Plillmlfttnhia women will attcnu the card party te be given this afternoon in tne gnu room or me Ainu' Hetel, tinder the auspices of the Penn sylvania Chapter international ii ii tfen of Catholic Alumnae, the object belng te finance the work pr maKinjs hooks in Braille type rer in; """" Miss Frances McManus, of 1419 North Xl-nA U nkitUmnn nt ttlA nil refill for tha blind and Is assisted In today's entertainment by the following Phila delphia wemen: Miss isiuaeein iju quesne, Miss Lucy Drucdlng. Mrs. Walter OlbbenH, Mrs. Edward D. -. Lynch, Miss Agnes Mylaii. Miss Mary Miller, Miss Anna Ward and Miss Flerenco White. The grill room of tne Ambassador Is beautifully decorated for the occasien: about fifty tables have been arranged und the prizes are Oliver pencils. Among the Phlladclphlans ex pected are: Miss Florence Clese, Miss Ixmrv. Mr&. Chares J. Hebail. Mi"9 t.-tir.v.AVt a ii.M.ri Mm PVnnle MC- Manus. Mrs,' Helen 'r. Cu'rran. Mrs. M. Whltaker. Miss Margaret McManus, Mrs. Jehn Loughran. Mrs. Jehn Leftus, Mrs. Vincent carreil, miss aiice muinn, .' Jeseph McHugh. Mra. William J. Mc Mc Cleskey, Mrs, James J. Shleran, Miss Clara Louise Banten, the Misses Trainer, Miss Genevieve Campbell, mips uareimc Murphy. Miss Marlen Fenerty. Mrs. Peter Llebert. Mrs. D. F. Keenan, Mrs. J. Wright. Mrs. Edward Millar. Mrs. William Deyle. Mrs. William Derman and Mrs. WJlIlam Llndlg. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A Daiten nave returned te Bala after a stay at Atlantic City. Kfm r V. V.ahn Mr. Harry J. Zahn and Mr. Charles E.' Zahn are at Hadden Hall for several weens. Mrs. Geerge W. Whlteman, of Phila delphia who Is spending the summer at the Hetel Traylnere, gave u card party yesterday nfternoen In the Belve dere of Hetel Traymore. There Were slaty guests. f Among the Phlladclphlans nt thy Traymore nre Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes ! Farrell und Mr. James !'. Farrell, Jr.. of Sharen Hill: Mr. und Mrs. Henry U, Uruedlng, of Elklns Park, and Mr. nnd Mrs. William J. Mecn-e. CHILD HIT BY AUTO Ran In Frent of Machine, Witnesses 'Declare Jehn fWirnedcr, three yenrs old, was knocked down by un automobile In front of his parents' home nt 481 Mnrpte street. Itoxberniigli, Inst nlghf, and re ceived a possible frnctunj of the skull. Arthur Uldlcr, of 401 Ittpkn street, Bey was drlvlhir past with his mother flnl severnl friends in IiIh car. The child, according te witnesses, ran out from be bind ti truck mid into (he path of the automobile, Muglntrntc Dern held ltldlcr In $.100 bull for n further henrine September 0. I I iW'i ifi jRicsm jimm,m'r.izMBZz&m&ziMsz&t it ii r d c.A..i. H li a TTeman c uiuut i Hr flrst steps toward Ooed Leeks mut be the natural disposal et Fat. Atmet any ether blmlh may b conceals! or retlfnl but net ein illctunee can hide a bulK ngure ci Trial Treatment Gratis )& COLLINS INSTITUTE B Bcllcvuc Court Building li 1418 Walnut Street I hpruce St8t L aaiswcaawcLwtjaawwM S3 IUITZS' DESIGNERS d MAKERS OF WOUES'S AS'D SK KE CnrLDREX'S APPAREL OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER SW 32 FOR 3IORE THAN TWENTY-SIX YEARS 5 5 x&P w, m 1 1 Dress Clearance Unusual! Chestnut Cerner Twelfth (FOR WEDXESDAY) Si m m m a si 5 (Fer Women and Misses) Summer iDresses Formerly te 16.50. 5.00 Street Dresses Formerly te 29J0. 9.95 Street Dresses Formerly te 79J0. 19.50 Finest Dresses OK te 07 Zf) Formerly te 100.00. & ' nJ 9 UU Kiddies Frecks 9 K( Formerly te 5 JO. JJ Envelope Chemises Special. 3.95 Sweaters, 2.95 Smart slipover styles. Dtrwtlen Btanltty Company et Amarlea NINETKKNTH A MAnKKT It. 1 30 3.30 S'10 7.30 n:3 THOS. MEIGHAN TV A T TI A 1WMT nTTIlPB "IF YOU BELIEVE IT, IT'S SO!" With Theodere Ilebert. Pullne8tarli ADDED DHSilA In 'BtlUnt.r. DANCB' liuh nnd v,i ALDINE w.m. rex'3 MODEn.v vnn "A Foel There Was" r.BT'VAf!?rt0J,'.WSfcN1i MAUI.UN HAMILTON IIIKM: HICH MAIUOniK DAW VVA' T Al'l' MrfWIN'M D 1$$ziifmd. 12. 2 4. n, a and 10 I'. M. & W imOAD & CHESTNUT MARION DA VIES IN A PARAMOUNT PICTIJItE . "The Yeungr Duma" $? rait Ale Include Terreit Btanlgy Maclyn Arhuckla nil KfV I2TH AND M"AIIKET rALALL 0.45 A. M. te 11 P. M. JACK HOLT 'A"AMei;NTnr "WHILE SAJAN SLEEPS" NINTH & MAIIKF.T fi A M te 11 1.1 P. M. William Fex's Massive Thriller T THE Lincoln r-i a enn rei VICTORIA MAIL Carter's TAMOPS STAOE PLAY IT'S MKI.ODRAMA-. IT'S AT T. ACTION ADrAniA 1CT CHESTNUT AIVLnU In. te a m te i i p m. ALICE LAKE cexbad xabms r APITfll K'OHTII A.D MARKET rfAriIVlj 10 A. M te 11 13 P. M. TOM MOORE "hhatjnci JUNIPER AND M'AKKET 1! t, 11 popular V9,lnvilU popular SATtsFYivr; ""-'-"- piticps GLOBE WILLOW GROVE PARK l uncarta Afti'i nnun aifd l. enltlfr SOUSA AND HIS BAND Tenlsht Hear Jehn Delan, Cernetlst. slay "I Leve a Little Oettaite" ThurKda SOUSA DAY K EITH'S THEATRE .Mat. Tedav 5:10. Tonight 81IO TED LEWIS And Ills .Tarzlral Plnnrn "BLACKFACE" EDD1E ROSS Ted Heal) Betty, Maud Earl: i naKin. .ir & iimvia. ethfr AND AL. K. HALL & CO. in 'THE SAP' BfA RINn'r,Hr-hniAV?r.n",sT.T,c.krJ5.:,,'5S gg We Specialize in Apparel That Slenderizes the LarSer Weman gflBJ Frankie Hun Big tSe. gllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllillll IIMllllHIIIII!llllllllllllmlll Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted Mail Orders Promptly Filled EJBfl 1115 CHESTNUT ST. C Opposite Keith's Theatre) Continuing Tomorrow Morning, Our August Fur Sale At Savings That A verage ONE-THIRD! Every concession, however impressive, is a con cession of price never of quality; for the high standard of FORBES' furs must be maintained. This sale differs from ether similar fur sales in many respects. The greatest difference lies in the gar- ' ments themselves; for in this sale each is of FORBES' well-known standard of excellence and dependability. In this sale there are no poorly made garments especially assembled te sell at a . cheap price, but a carefully selected, completely new and widely asserted line of the newest fashions. A SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES PURCHASE UNTIL WANTED 4JtSflr' Brown Marmet Crati 69.50 Winter Price liO.OO Fur Chokers 7.50 Value te 1S.00 Natural Squirrel, Natu ral Mink, Opossum and Taupe or Brown Wolf. Fur Chokers 14.50 Value te 30.00 Stene Marten, Baurn Marten, Russian Kelinsky and Taupe or Brown Fex. Hudsen Seal is Dyed Muskrat; French Seal is Dyed Ceney Frcncb S.il Cipn 79.50 Wtnisr Pric iii.t Q Mi ATHkEmk9imB ral fil 7k Nilu Raccoon Ceiti ja . 195.00 y : Wtifer Prlee ItO.OO Hudsen Seal Capn 225.00 Winter Price tiu.90 Mlii'll Hadiei Seal (Skunk Trim'J) 245.00 Winter Price S1t.it u nilu MS' Nateral Meikrat Coati 98.50 TVttfer IMca 1S5.00 Fr.ack Seal (Sknak Tria'd) 98.50 Winter Price 135. te m in mm J J Extra LmrgtiSixe Coats Up te 5i Bust in Stock j Natural Squirrtl Ceatt 265.00 H'liifcr Price 400,00 Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts Lingerie, Sweaters, Negligees '!ill!!iiMllilliHl'li;ilMiiiiMtiMiUlliiiiiilL lirilillilHiHHHiHlJ j Street & Summer Dresses At Less Than Cost 450 Summer Dresses Thi season s smartest stvles. in vn!l l!n.n. :i, organdies and combinations, in white and all desirable shades. They were $10.50 te $27.50, te be closed out at $3-75, $& $9-se 275 Street Dresses CePeilde ,Chinc' Canten Crepe. Georgette and Printed -repe, all colors and a wide variety of desirable models. They were up te $75, te be closed out at $15, 25 35 Silk Capes Navy and black, plain and fringe trimmed. Thmy were up te $45 " '19.50 Spert Suits iMestly one of a style; all sizes. They were up te $45 10 Spert Skirts In white and colors. They icrrc up te $10.50 5.75 Lingerie, Negligees and Sweaters Nainsoek Nightgowns... Wert $1.45, Reduced te 95c Satin Brassieres (All colors) . t-g . Were $l.9S te $2.50, Reduced te 40 '1.65 Jersey Silk Vests Were $2.95, Reduced te Princess Slips Were $4.95, Reduced te " &.9e Fine Weel Sweaters Were up te $4.95, Reduced te Mohair Slip-en Sweaters.!.. Were up te $6.90, Reduced te Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweaters. Were $7.90, Reduced te f2.45 f3.95 jC -f" Pure Silk Tuxedo Sweaters. ,- r Were $10.50, Reduced te ). 1220-22,24, Walnut Stree iXt MM laaiiiiiLaLri M 'til H m M m 1 m H im nfij - jt ft. - .''t.1VAi-&?
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