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I' irUZun ranches Wyoming, nnd ns
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ttK .nil Mrs. Geerge Woodward nnd
? .".! : ri,.tnut Hill, lmve
K? it ; jickwn'B Hele for nearly two
Wn . , viunheth Jeanes linn been
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!?nr who, you rcinenlser, was Miss
582 lh", h been with her In the
wist, anil they nre returning this
nth te spend the winter In town.
ThB Rebert Kelse Cassatts have corrte
urn from a trip out te Colerado
i
Ssntb. Aleck and Antheny went with
SJlr parents. They nre fast getting
Inte tie crown-up class, tnose boys.
ftjy nre somewhere around sixteen and
tlintcen years of age new.
Lerraine Dlssten nnd Anna Lewis,
wte were nt i ranch In July, went
farther West for n while, I hear, vlslt
ist Seattle. On returning this way they
went up te Northeast Harber, where the
DiMtens have a cettngc, before coming
back te Chestnut Hill.
' I rather imagine Lerraine will be here
. nnU rlther this week or next, as
he Is very fend -of the game, though
he docs net go In for athletics herself.
' nr sister, Dorethy Dlssten, who mar
tied Richard Nalle, was n devoted tcn
'bIj player. Beth Mrs. Nalle nnd Mrs.
,' Brad Fraley, who was Eflle Dlssten, go
i In strong ler necKcy, tee.
I HEAR the Charles Leas will Intro
duce their granddaughter, Sarah
Huden, In this city this year. Sarah Is
the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Percy
Hudsen, of New Yerk, Mrs. Hudsen
having been Miss Lea, n daughter of
Mr. Lea by his first marriage. The
Hudsons live In Leng Island nnd New
lerk most of the time, but they always
come en here for the Christmas holi
days. Mr. and Mrs. Lea nre devoted te
their granddaughter. They will give n
luncheon at the Phlladclplhu Country
Club en September 10 In her honor and
i dinner-dancn en Friday evening, Oc
tehtr 13. Katharine Lcn Is te be mar
rltd en December 2, se there will be n
winter of much entertaining In that
family. Sarah Hudsen is te come out
In New Yerk, tee. Won't she have n
fay time, indeed, with parties in two
cities? She was graduated from Miss
Chapln's Scheel In New Yerk year be
fore last and spent Inst winter in
Europe. t
THE Sandy Pnlnes were en here Inst
. week staying with Mrs. Palne's par
ents, and they were In Cape May part
ef the time. I saw Wnlburga one night
it Cape May wearing one of the most
lerely evening cloaks I have seen for
many a day. It was of deep rose
colored velvet, long nnd strnlght, nnd
was gathered in around the neck under
wide cellar. Mrs. Pnlne hnd n frock
ef llRht blue taffeta nnd the pale blue
and deep rese with Walburga's wondcr wendcr wondcr
furgeld hair made a picture one would
net be likely te forget.
LUCILE CARTER te ever In New
. Yerk staying nt the Ritsi for sev-
'"eral days. De you suppose that means
wedding clothes? But Luclle gees ever
te New Yerk n let through the year.
However, when n girl's engagement una
been reecntly announced nnd jeu knew
of no (pcciul reason why the wedding
date will net be seen, you immediately
'scent a trousseau in the making. Of
course, the may go te Europe for some
clothes, and while I am always for
America I never can blame any one
for wanting the French touch te n
trousseau.
- TDILLIE, who Is three, -is excited ever
" new brother. In fact, he wants te
go in and see "Ittle brudcr" nbeut every
minute. As you mny imagine, these
attentions nre really a little tee much,
e the ether day when he demanded
admission the nurse put him off, saying,
Very well, but it will cost you fivu
nts."
Thnt gave him pause. He thought
and thought nnd finally went nwny, te
return in n few moments nsklng,
"Wouldn't n penny de?"
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An engagement of Interest In this city
and New Yerk la thnt of Mlsn Manrnret
cleaner wiute. aaugnter or Mrs. Fran-els-
S. Hutclilnx, of 840 Pnrk avenue,
Jjew erk. nnd Leng Island, te Mr.
Chauneey S. Truax, of 40 West Fifty,
seventh street. Miss White's father was
tjie late Mr. Ravmend H. White, of
Jjew "ierk. Miss Whlte Is a member of
the Junier league. Mr. Truax eerved
in france during the war.
Mrn. Percy Itartshernn Wilsen, ' of
"ingvlew, Deen, has Issued Imitations
r n email dance nt her home en Scp
t'mber 28. te Introduce her daughter,
Miss Marlen Elizabeth Wilsen.
Among the en the committee which
rfliLi ,llnnci' dnnce t thn Plilla
eelphla Country Club en Saiurdny eve
ning, September 16. for tlie vlsltine
Member Younger Set
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fn New Yerk
teams of the International pole matches
nre Mr. Paul Penckla Mills, chairman :
Mr. Btenhen Duncan Colhoun, Mr. Victer
,9'..Mhr. Mr. Barclay MeFadden. Mr.
Albert Ij. Smith; Mr. Jehn C. Oroeme,
Mr. Alfred A. Blddle. Mr. Qeerge H.
Knle. ad, Mr. Jehn W. Converse, Mr.
Alfred M. Cellins, Mr. Edward Lewber
fitekes. Mr. Charles E. Mather, Mr.
Rebert E strawbrldge nnd Mr. IUwl.
cllffe Chesten,
Mr; and Mrs. A. X Drexel Diddle,
who have been touring through Maine
and Nw Hampshire, nnd spent several
Jys nt DarvHnrber, nre new In New
Yerk. whereNhey nre staying at the
Hetel Lerraine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebert E. 'Btrftwbrldge
nnd their .daughter. Miss Anita. Htraw
brldce. of Meadow Ledge, Bryn Mawr,
are new In New Yerk, where they went
te attend the pole games nt llumvn,
N, J,
Colonel nnd Mrs. Jehn 8. Muekle and
Mr. Craig Wright Muekle. who have
been spending the summer In Canada,
returned te this city last evening, and
are at the Rltz-Carlten Hetel.
Mr. Ben Z. Strawbrldge, who has been
traveling abroad during the summer,
will return home Saturday of this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bell Krunv
nhftftr of Chestnut Hill, accompanied by
Mrs. Krumbhanr'a sister, Mlsa Louise
Dxen, daughter of Mrn. T. Henry
pixen, of Rhodora. Chestnut Hill and
Mlw Jesephine Crlsfleld. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pearce Crlsfleld, of
Chestnut Hill, who spent the summer
traveling nbread. returned te thlH coun
try en September 1. Miss Crlsflild !ll
return te Smith College en September
2. Mr. nnd Mrs. Crlsfleld's een-ln-law
and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllim T.
iJixen. or Qrqenpelnt. Md., will arrive
next Tuesday te spend a fortnight with
IJICIII,
.u r. nnfl Mra Walter F. Hagar and
their daughter, Mlsa Mama L. Hagar,
and their son, Mr. Walter K. Hugar,
8d, of Sunset Ledre. Chestnut TTI11 wVia
spent the summer at their cot'nge nt
Longperf, N. J., will return home en
September IB. Miss Hagar will be one
"' "e season a eeDuiantes.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. Clark and
their fnmlly. of Wllleughby, Cynwyd,
who spent the summer nt Northeast
. .iii.ui, iciurnea nema yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whitney nnd
their daughter. Mlis Mary Iyjulse Whit
npy. of 8005 Navnhee avenue. Chestnut
Mill, who apent the summer nr J3ny
Ilcnd. N J., will return te thW clly or.
September 15. Mlsn Whitney will be
ene of the. season's debutantcs. Mr. and
Mrs. Whitney's son and daughler-ln-Inw.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Beaumont Whit
jey. 2d, will occupy their new house nt
oe ucnezei street, cnestnut Hill, this
Mrs. Snmuel Simpsen Levan mid her
daughters. Miss Margaret T. Legan and
Miss M. Elizabeth Legan, of Mereland
avenue, Chestnut Hill, who nre spending
the summer at Bay Head, N. J., will
return home en October l. Ml Mr.
raret Legin will be one of the seauen's
uruuumes.
Colonel M. Gray Znllnskl, Quarter-
nmniur -erjis, unnea states Army, has
nrrlved in this city, and assumed com-
niunu or me quartermaster depot, Col
onel and Mrs. Zelinskl will live at the
Bellcvue-Stratferd. v
MlB4,.,D.orelh7 Hawkins, vdaughter of
Mrs. William li Hawkins, who luw ben
uureau ier mren months, will return te
her home In Wilmington this week.
Or. and Mrs. William Barnes Lewer,
nnd their daughters. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Lewer and Miss Ruth Eleaner
Lewer, have returned te this city from
Ocenn City. Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewer,
p. sophemoro nt Wlleen College. Cham
bersburg, will return te college the mid mid
dle of the month.
Mrs. J. S. Beetem, of 4618 Plnertreet.
who with her daughter. Miss Ele.wer
Beetem. w the guest for three weeks
of her aunt. Mrs. Nathan R. Butler, nt
her home In Lancaster, O.. has returned.
Miss Beetem also epent two weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. Raymond Krlse. in
Milten, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mra. Geerge J. Dcrsam have
returned after snendlnr th w.ir.en,i
jjnd Laber Dnv as guests of Mr. and
mra. uwen Mcvyiuiams, Lansdowne.
Miss Irene M. Dersam, of 1908 Seuth
Nineteenth street, and Mr. Eugene J.
iuctviiuanis, ei iansdowne, have re
turned after spending some tlme In Bal-
tlmOrO. Md. 8R ffllenta nf fm Anna
Dunlen and Mrf Harry Dawsen, both of
this city.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. B. J. Dougherty, 4012 Klngses
sing avenue. Is spending two weeks at
Wlldwoed, N. J., with her daughter.
Miss Mne Wilde, of 5028 Florence
avenue, has just returned from a week's
vacation spent at Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Arany, of 5541
Whitby avenue, are being congratulated
en the birth of a daughter. Marine
Elaine Arany, en August 21,
Mrs, H. H. Roberts, of 603 Seuth
Forty-eighth street, announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Miss Kannle
Roberts, te Mr. Irwin A. Simpsen, also
of this city.
North Philadelphia
Mr, and Mrs. It. If. MqCunney, of 3140
North Hemberger street, nre spending
two weeks at Wlldwoed, N. J,
Seuth Philadelphia
Dr. nnd Mrs. G. (3. Denver and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jeseph Henry, of 2237 Chris
tian street, have returned from an ex
tenshe trip through the New England
States, They visited for a tlme nt Sil
ver Day, en Lake Geerge.
Mlsa Clare Bastien, of 2422 Seuth
Lambert street, who tins been spending
the holidays In Wlldwoed Crest, has re
turned te her home.
Miss Hertenso Sllverwltr, of 2428
Seuth Sixth street, baa been spending
several weeks In Atlnntle City,
Mrs. N. Van Winkle, of 2329 8euth
Ueuvler street, Is entertaining for a few
days aa her guest her sister, Mrs. J.
Tebln.
Mlsn Sadle McGenlgle, of 1542 Seuth
Twenty-ninth street, hns returned from
an rxtensive
Lakes,
trip through the Great
Mlbs Eleaner Gllbildc, of 2521 Seuth
Bread street, who spent a fortnight In
Wlldwoed, has returned te this city.
Miss Margaret O'Nell. of 2408 Seuth
Slxteenth Btreet, hns left for a trip te
Colerado.
Miss Bensle Pease, of Fifteenth and
Perter streets, linn returned borne nfter
spending the helldnya In New' Yerk.
Miss Marcnret Jehnsen, of 2505
Seuth Twentieth street, hns been spend
ing: several weeks In Atlantlu City,
Miss Nnn Sullivan, of 1714 Merris
street, v. he spent the holidays as the
guest of her parents In Wlldwoed, has
returned te her home.
Mr Alexnnder W Wheeler, of Wol Wel Wol
melsdorf. l'a Is visiting friends In
Seuth Phlludelphlu.
A welcome-home party wns given Mrs.
Mary Short of 2231 Seuth Thirteenth
street, en Sundny evenlnlr upon her re
turn from abroad. There were about
fifty guests.
, Mhs Nnn Tener, of 1839 Itltner street,
hns returned home after trending a fort
night In Wlldwoed.
Mlsa Dorethy Cmter. of 1927 Seuth
Galloway street, hns just relumed from
ii week h vacation spent ut Atlsntla
City.
Germantown
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Uellnntyne have
returned from Wlldwoed te their apart,
raents, 4028 Germantown avenue, after
spending some tlme with Mrs. Dalian-
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MISS MAISIE H. STEWART
Daughter of Dr. and Mr: Rebert G. Le Cente, of 000 Spruce
atreet, who, with her mother and her sisters, Miss Susie if. Stewart
and Mitt Lillie Stewart, has been spending the summer at Bar
Harber, Me. Miss Lillie Stewart will make her debut this autumn.
tyne's brother, Mr. Harry Merris Sta Sta
ten, Jr., who Is a Ufa guard at that re
sort. Mr. and Mra Earl Graham Gorden
nnd their family, of 6307 Germantown
avenue, have returned from Llenvllle,
Pa., after visiting Mr. Gorden's parents.
Holmesburg
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doebler and
their daughter, Mlsa Carrle Doebler, of
8101 Rhawn street, have returned from
a two weekB' stay at Wlldwoed.
Mrs. B. W. Snyder, of 8026 Frankford
avenue, Is spending several weeks at
Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Williams, of 8057 Frank-
xeru avenue, is entertaining Mrs.
Themas Mills and her daughter, Miss
Virginia Mills, of Baybnne, N. J.
Mlis Beth Morrison haa returned from
a two months' stay at Les Angeles.
Calif. She also visited Yellowstone Park
and Portland, Wash.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Wetf, of 5107
Cottage street, are at Wlldwoed for a
time.
Mis. Walter T. RadellffV Is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Jeseph Eckley, of
6118 Selma avenue, Hollywood, Calif.,
for a few months' stay.
Mra Burrows Bruener. of 39i4 North
Falrhlll street, win entertain the ladles
of her sewing club en Tuesday evening,
September 1ST The guests will be Mrs.
Charles Welnlng. Mra Charles Wilcox
son, Mrs. Frederick Hykes, Mra Harry
Crary. Mrs Charles Conn. Miss Bertha
Habcck, Miss Anna Fergusen, Miss Ann
Pallatt, Miss Stella Helm. Miss Carrie
Pontleus, Miss Edith Stokley, Mrs. Jehn
BUI and Mrs. N. Bureun.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Briars, of Lelner
street, have returned from a two weeks'
meter trip te the New Jersey const nnd
the upper part of Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Walters, of Stan-
weed street, have returned from a meter
jrip te ziegiersvine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles IC Regan, of
Harrison .-irtei, win sneruy leave for a
several weeks' stay In the Catskilla
Mrs. Stephen Hothersell and her
daughter, Miss Mnrlen Hothersell, of
931 urie avenue, are spending tniB week
at Ocean City.
Norristetvn
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Mabel Totten, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn P. Totten. of
830 Stanbrldge street, nnd Mr. Benjamin
Hurrh.es. son of I Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn M,
Hughe?, of 814 Sianbrldge street, en
August 30 In Media. The bride Is a
graduate of the Norrlstewn High Scheel
ana or tne west unester state .N'ermal
Scheel. She was a teucher In the Nor Ner Nor
rlseown public schools.
The marrlnsre of Mis'? Edna Custer,
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cus
ter, of Royernferd, and Mr. Charles S.
Kulp, Jr., son of Mr. and Mra Charles
Kulp. of 552 Neble street, took place en
Saturday, September 2, in Calvary
Baptist Church. The Rev. L. W. Halncr,
D. D.. pastor of the church, officiated.
The bride was attended by nor sister,
Mrs. Herace A. Bntchelder, as matron
of honor. The best man was Mr. Harry
Kulp, brother of the bridegroom. A re
ception followed at the home of Mr.
and Mra Herace A. Batchelder, of 622
Neblo street. After a wedding trip Mr.
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Netf Peiret Till Dresses
29.50 te 59.50
Smart-tailored Dresses, correct for immediate street wear.
Embroidered, braided designs, some show brilliant color
touches in Bulgarian embroidery. Appropriate swagger styles
ter misses and college girls; correct styles for women.
Juvenile ApparelAutumn Readiness
Cute, clever Frecks of wool and Canten crepe, Jersey, scree
and Peiret twill, 4.95 te 29.50. " b
Girls, Hats-Age 3 te
Of duvetyne, felt, velour, felt,
of styles.
Milliners-
Unusual Shoeing
V
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Panne and I,yenu velvet.
peacock nnd burnt feathers.
W Sptciatize in Apparel That
5 reasons why mothers buy
HICKORY GARTERS
cRpasen
The only Children's Garter made with
the patented rubber cushion clasp,
which holds stockings firmly between
rubber and rubber. Saveswearandtear
en stockings and means les3 darning.
Your dealer knows the ether reasons.
2eC and up
depending upon style and size.
Complete talis faction assured
or your money back.
uSSS
ASTEIN&COMPArfy
Hemittic De Cuca Whitc
LADIES CUSTOM TAILORS
13l Walnut Street
"NNOUNCE with pleasure
advent of their early
and Winter Medels,
ing Nw Yerk and Parisian styles
strikingly and authentically repro
duced. Imported Scotch and Irish
Tweed Suits
I'lHeetl upwards from
$55-00
Peiret Twill and Tricetifie
Tailored Dresses
effeied until Sept. ,isth at
$65QO
and Mrs. Kulp wilt live at tk
Apartments, en west Marsnnu vr-
M- A 4l. 1 JJI. -MHlflltJ
nf Mr nn Mra .Tnhn LAUrO, OI
EaatTHatn street, was observed with a
reception en Sunday, at; which there
were seventy-five guests. The n.,'
observed tne nttietn mrtnaay '"Z?;t,
anniversary of his comlngte America
with nis oriae. xne ceupie n -children
-and three grandchildren.
Mlsa Mary Kane and her brother.
Lieutenant Francis Kane. U, S. A., have
returned from a six weenr tour ei
rope.
mVs. Walter Buchanan, of 1T
Plymouth Country Club In honor ?.."?
guest, Mrs. JMwara noearuii," r.i,
Ing, N. Y. Cevers were laid for twelve
guests.
Miss Margaret Coulston, or Swede
street, has returned from a stay in At
lantic City.
Delaware County
Invitations have been Issued by Miss
Frances Ellis nnd Miss Hlldegarde Ja
cob, of Meylnn, for an Informal dnnce
which they will give at the home or Mr.
and Mrs. William Shewell Kills en Man.
cheater avenue en Saturday evening;.
September 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helzel, of Rid
ley Pnrk, are spending a month at re re ro
ceno Mnner, Mount Pecene.
Miss Betty Walter and Miss Henrietta,
Walter, daughters of Mr. and Mra Wil
liam E. Walter, of Swarthmore, have re
turned from Indiana, where they at
tended the Friends' General Conference
nt Richmond.
Mr nnrl Mm. T). W. R. Morgan have
returned te Swnrthmore from a stay, at
Ocenn City
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. Kverten Ramsey are
entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Dotley
Bronkef Ann Arber. Mich., for a few
weeks. Miss Miriam Jenkins enter
tained Infermnlly at tea in Mra Brenk s
honor en Wednesday afternoon.
Mm WcsIav Clifferd and her daugh
ter, Miss Margaret Clifferd, have re-
turnea te swariwnore irem v.iuvbw.
whom thev have been the guests e,
relatives for six weeks.
Mm. Walter K. Mltchell. of Mevlan.
has been entertnlntng Miss Ellen Ferd,
of Holyekc, Mass , for a few dnya
Mrs. Garnett Pendleton, of Chester,
Id spending a fortnight at Upper Sara Sara
nne Lake, N. Y., where she Is the guest
of Mrs. William Bucknell, who is oc
cupying her summer home.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Frank Aydeletto. of
Swarthmore College, metered this week
te Richmond, lnd , where they will spend
a lew days.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hetzel. Miss
Anna Hctzel and Mies Carrle Hetzel
have returned te Ridley Park from Ken Ken
nebunkpert, Me., where they spent the
summer nt their cottage.
MAKERS OF WOSIEN'S AND
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Cerner
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Mra H. D. Cutln gars a luncheon last
Wednesday at the Field Club for twelve
of her friends from out f town. Mrs.
Culln will gtre another luncheon next
Thursday at the Field Club, the second
or a series te be given during the sea
son. Mlsa Bessie Oaves will entertain at
the club en Friday afternoon at carda
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woodward and
their family, of Chester avenue, have re.
turned from a month's stay at Ocean
Mr. and Mra Harry Jenes and their
daughters, Mlis Marlen Jenes and Miss
Alice Jenes, are spending their vacation
at Ocean City.
D. and Mrs. Nathan Theme, or
Chester avenue, have gene te Richmond,
lnd., where they will attend the General
Conferenee of the Seclejy of Friends.
HOSPITAL TO GET $10,000
Bulk of Ettate of Alter Megear Will
Qe te Hit Children'
A bequest of $10,000 te the Pre
byterlan Hospital for the endowment
Needed at Dances
And the Seashore
(Aids te Beauty)
Here is a home treatment for re
moving hairs that is quick, painless
nnd inexpensive: With some pow
dered delntene and water make
enough pnste te thickly' cover the
objectionable hnlrs, npply nnd nfter
2 or 3 minutes rub off, wnsh the
skin nnd it will be left soft, clenr
nnd hnlrless. Thin treatment will
net mnr the pkin, but te avoid dis
appointment, be careful te get real
delntene. Mix fresh ns wanted
Adv.
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122022-24 Walnut Street
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son, Themas J, Megear; a daughter,
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Mrf.stdner Drew In 'PrtdMtlnatlen'
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A Triumph!
EDWARD ROYCK Pretanta
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
A Burklln Cemrty with Muale
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FORREST Next Men. Evg. "
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