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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Fairs, Clethes and Weddings.
Other Matters Discussed
Engaged
Tnn oiit-er-doors things hnrc started
villi n ntiR,nnce. Yeu Vnew nfler
(1,1, tennis wck IIite will be pole nctt
ttccU nnd then the Herse Shew nt Hryn
Jlnivr which' If I nm net mistaken,
nill open en the '27th e the month.
Ami you need net think out-of-doers
affairs will atop with the Herse Shew,
Xet at nil, for there ulll be the aiinuftl
fair for Nt. Frends' Heuse for Con Cen Con
Talcsfenta at Dnrby en October 0 and
,', Yeu knew that fair and market
day, as it Is called, is always held
en the grounds of the Heme for Con Cen Con
vfileseents, and it's simply wonderful
hew muth money is ralicd.
Jt It a sreat clinrlt.v, as any of us
who have vlnltwl Illeckley can testify.
It started primarily te nfferd a home
of vest and restoration te health during
that t.-jins period of tlmr- after patients
re dismissed ftem the hospital ns
eurcd. and yet are net perfectly well
or entiiely ever the illness. .And in
many ctt3cs some of the sick women
hive had le go right back te their
homes and everyday work.
The former Mrs. Charles Emery
Smith and her nieces. Frances and Leta
Sullivan, who you remember married
Vllcrt Heffman and died two yearx age.
'were nmeng the tlrst te contribute te
tip home, which lias iteen in aimeih. Knrm, Stratford, rmneuni e' the cnsnite
fur Km" ve.irs. Private beflticsts made indit nf Mr, llfrlwlicr's Unuclitei', Mli
at her home in lthen for Helen Hepe
Montgomery, a debutante of the tcasen.
ASIDE from parties, quite n. number
of alrls who 111 ceme out next
year nre sailing for Murepe today nnd
tomorrow te snend the winter nt bciioei.
Mrs. Merris Clothier Is taking her two
daughters, Lyillii and Hernthr, nnd
Katherlne Itedgers, daughter of Mrs.
William Dermer, abroad. Mrs. Clothier
will lenve Dorethy nnd Katherlne in
1'nrla at Hchoel. and "tie and Lytlla will
travel for n short time before return
ing te this country. Edith Ileberts, the
(leerge W. It. rteberts' youngest
daughter, is going abroad with her
mother te enter school in Paris for a
year and several ethers will sail this
week, tee.
lOm - YBAIl OLD JACK was
mildly excited ever the arrival of a
biand-nnw baby at a neighbor's house.
He even grew boastful about It mid an
nounced thn lm well remembered when
he "came through the eky."
"Oh," said father, who wu- much
Intrigued by the young gentleman, "did
j ou ride here in an airplane?"
"Ne," said our here. "Oed just gave
me a push and down I fell."
NANCY WYNNE.
F
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. nnd Mm. Steven Tlccksclier. of
001 I l,anrcv lilnce mid Greenwood
tn '' f" ' j.
HBwBk?H t - ' $ 1
spend the
Media.
autumn at Idlewlld, near
read, Ovorbreolt, cntertaln'tl nt left,
nftcr the pole tournament en Weflnewiay
, afternoon, nt tne '''ia"c''""vi'"'l;
' riub. in honor of Mrs. Morgan Belmont,
nf New Yerk. Mrs. Iluhn l 'J1"?
Ins as her guests for a week. Mrs. dor der
hnm Cliften, of Itaverferd, and Iter
nnd Mrs. Geerge A. Huhn, of New erli,
who hwi Jual returned after Hpandtne me
summer en a ranch In Wyoming.
Mrs. Samuel Parhuin Hulin, of B98B
Drexel read, Overbroek. will cntertn n
at dinner tomorrow cvenlntr t the. I oie
dinner dance le be given at the rfilln rfilln
delphle. Country Club, te celebrate Uie
twenty-flrst blithilay of her mmi. jir.
t. ...Ii t..i... ttiiV,., Mr. Ttuhn Will
Tenvc next week for rrlnccten te attend i
college.
mii irnrifi Ttiiien. dnucliter of. Mr .
,Inins C. UIMiep, of Mlnler, 'loueneaie. , ;llM jfcten V Kellv, of 6t4"J Webster
hj left for a visit te Annandale farm, street, is sDendlni? n. fw davb In Tren-
Mount Klsce, N. Y., wher slie will .at-1 1 ten and New eik as the cuest of
The marriage of Sflss raullne Weeds,
daugliter of Mr. and Mrn. ThemM I
WoedP, of Huntington, I'a and Dr.
TIieddeu I,. Montgomery, nephew ?r
Dr. H B. Montgomery, of 1426 Spruce
street, took, place yesterday pt neon in
the Methodist Kplncepal Church of the.
Covenant at Hpruc and Elhtentn
streets. The cerrfmeny was performed
bv tlie Kev. Dr. UJiristlan O. Keppel.
After a wedding trip, Dr. nnd Mrs.
Montgomery will llvs at the Hlchelleu
Apartments, HU Spruce street.
Mr. James J. Hurst, 431 Kast Cheljen
avenue, Oermantewn, will leav today
te upend the week-end In Atlantic City.
West Philadelphia
m is. im - ' '"'
i. ..AB. . a trt i v inn in is iiiiti i iirr iui;''i la n. tirriiM-'ipr. ..ri. iLiin Air. . u
e bin the Coef; prepeity nest deer eph ",r1r'C0,V ''" ??n,rf ul' a,m1-!"
te euj '"-. , ,''fi ' ,.,p,i fnr .Te'eph Hun Isen, rf lliiveifenl. M '
sml thai, incilentallj. was med for ,1,. nudP' i1Pr ,itbut two years
wwirnlP.vf'pnt fOlCllCl'.S attCl ine Wl. mvn nnrl Id nnn r,t llin mrl ,mn,ilni
n tl.incr which is always interesting
nbeut this fair is the fact that you
can de all your marketing for several
dura there, as they have everything one
reuld require for a week-end. Seme of
thes" who have been presidents of St.
Francis' Heuso and ethers nctlrcly In
terested in the work, are Miss Julia
hagucrenne. Miss Florence Sibley, Mre.
Vrank l'attersen, Mrs. Henry Clark,
Mrs. Rebert Quejincll, Mrs. James
Mundy, Mrs. William Hunter, Mrs.
Frank Walsh, Mrs. Fred Nathan and
Miss Katharine Bcniiermaii.
I DO think Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaur
wears frtunning gowns, don't you?
She was at one of the out -deer doings
his week, wearing a watte crepe u
se ana Is one or tnn most nenula
membera of the younger set. Rhe Is iv
granddaugliter of Mra. Themas l.tamlns
and a niece of Miss I-ucrctla S. Heck
sehcr. Mr. I,edyard llcckschcr and Mi'
Gustave A. Heckscller. Mr. Harrison t"
a great-grandson of General Geerge G01 G01
den Meade and a brother of Mrs. Philip
Price, Miss Margaretta Lnrga Harrison
and Miss Maud 8. Hantson, who is one
of this season's debutantes.
Mr. and Mrs. P.ebert K. Cassatt. of
1505 Locust street, nnd Ueaupre, llose llese llose
ment, will entertatii nt dinner the latter
part of this month In honor of Mfas Lu Lu
cile Polk Carter and Mr. Samuel J.
Itecvea, whose wedding will be nn event
of the early autumn.
MISS LUCRETIA UECKSCHER
Daughter of Mr. Stevens Heel;
xclier, vjltesc engagement in ni ni
neunced today te Mr. Jeseph
Harrison, Jr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeseph Harrison
tend the we'ddlnir of her cousin. M'"?
Marlen Tayler, daughter of Mr. utirt
Mrs. Moses Tayler, of New Yerk, and
Mr. Ianghorne Gibsen, son of Mr. ami
Mrs, Charles Dana Gibsen, which will
tttke place at St. Marks Church. Mount
Klsce, tomorrow. Miss nishep will yo ye
turn te her home early next week. 110
engagement of Miss Bishop and Mr.
Benjamin lUwh, Jr., has been an
nounced. m.. nt!. 1 mh Ttrv-f ltlvnn. of. Phesl-
nut Hill. liav returned from Nantucket,
where they Mpetit several week. Mrn
BIynn'R meiher, Mrs. Henry Lee Held, , M
of 35 Wet Hex nvenue. Chestnut Hill , ,
will remain until the latter part of this 1 ,, t
1 1 lends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. If. Eugene. Heine have
returned te this city, and have taken
apartments at the Aqullla, 4750 Sansom
ttrcet.
Mr. Themas Smith, of C209 Christian
street and .Stene Harber, N. J., an
nounces the engagement of Ills daugh
ter, Mtna Hue V. Hmltli, te Mr. J. Wclr
Dnrrili, of thin city
Along tlic Main Line
Mrs. Nerman J. Jefferles and her
daughter, Mra. Welhman, of Nnrberth,
will remain at their summer home, near
Plymouth, N. 11., until October 1. Dut
Injr their absence Mr. ami Mrs. Jehn
Charles Manser and tiielr fanilly have
bsen occupying Mrs. Jefferlea home at
Narberth.
Mr. and Mr. Jehn Maeldln, of Merlen,
who have occupied their cottage, at At
lantic City for several months, will net
return until October 1.
Miss Frances Buck, daughter of Mr.
and Mir. J. Cliften Buck, of Deven, re
turned this weel: from a May cf six
week in Plattshurg, N. Y and Green
wich. Conn , where flhe was the guem
of friends
Gcrmantewn
Mr. Kin oed H Keyser and son, of
219 WeM Wyemlnir avenue, are spending
the month of September at their cettage
at Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Kcbeneman. of
1S9 West Manhelm street, have returned 1
from ventner, where they spent tne
rummer.
Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Karpclen nnd their
daughter, Miss Claire Karpcles, of 143
West Chelten nvenue. who left earlv In
July for a trip through the Great Lakes,
jrncu
Moercstown
Mr TVtne Wllllama, of Pittsburgh,
has been vlsltlnir Mr. and Mrs. James
Gladhlll, of Newbeld avenue, for several
days.
Mr. and Mis. llebert McKay, of
I?atena. Via.., have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William It. l,lppIncett, of
IJast Main ntreet, for some time.
The Friendly Mena' Bible Clas. of the
First Baptist Church, held a surprise
party In honor of lt teacher. Mr. Arthur
N. Luce, at his home en Ncwbeltl nvenue,
laJit week, te celebrate his birthday.
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EITH'S THEATRE
BESSIE BARRISCALE k CO.
in "PICKINO PECHKfl"
Billr B.-VAN ft CORBETT-Ji. J.
In UTi D!nteniii Amendment"
rnevv. cai.uMnus hecter
Cahlll b Demain. Alice Hamilton,
liarnei Ainuu m u,. vinwrB,
,tiAp. rctur
month.
MIsh Kathrvrlne ICnlght Smith, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Francis .Smith,
of 4021 Pine street, who has been the
guest for Beve-al weeks of Miss Alice
V. Sailer, daughter cf Dr. and Mrs.
Jeseph Sailer, of 1718 Spruce rUreet, nt
their hummer home en Chestnut nvenue.
Camden. Me., has returned te her home
Mrs. Sailer and her family, will return
the latter part of this month.
North Philadelphia
m ('. MacDonald and her daugn
, Minn K'sIh Mar.nennld and MlJU
Helen MacDonald. of Sixteenth and
te their home.
IS'orristeivti
EMMETT WELCH MimtreU
AllCIt HT. AT NINTH
OltAND IlLiOPBNINU
SATirr.DAT MAT. AND NIOHT, flnPT (J
lh A H'al. Mnt. Today
"STEP ON IT"
Nible & Spencer
CASINO
September
Ml. and Mm. . A. tl.iltenherir. of
!-,.e r-.tn.-..., .... .. .. . ..
. -.. -,...,. T-.ieflrt.- Ifnla ' ' '" '-''""'"iki ireui, lave r'lurneu iruiu
Mr and Mrs. W "Ham I reder ckirel s- , a ,,lay nt At:antlc C Ity.
man. or wauiuninuii. s. v , "
Mr.. Walter Metz, of De Kalb and
KernancB streets, has returned from a
visit In- Ocean City.
Macter Ntreets, nre npendlng the month utreet, wl'l sail en October IS for Europe,
of September at Saratoga. Springs. i where she will join her aunta, Miss
Mr.,, nnd Mr. wn.i. n.Wi.m. of."' Mclnnes .and Mlse Mary Mc
2308 Vnrlh 11. rV ,... X F.mrvtl Ill" r SIX Weeks.
congrntulatlenn upon the 'birth of a son,
I. Ucorge ltesskum.
Miss Beatrice Lanr. of 2124 North
HlghteenUi atrtet, will enter Oeucher
enupe, uauimere, en
SEES
lnmr!,n' ;.rifl .11-111 ll' tllfl KlieSt'1 fO
a week of Mr nnd Mrs Ttehi t l.mett
Unre. nt their country place Menyhui f,
Stinffertl
Wll
.. I I- - !., f ii( a1tll II
of 1S70 nittenhouse squnie. .will clve . " ' "' V ' n Jirnn k will entertain nt
ever the week-end n Hugged h,iK tlielr I SftiUr at their home en Tuesday evening
country estate nt Clmmbersburg, Pa. 'nJ ,, Uner of their niece. MKi Mnr-
aaret Tullldgc, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs.
Geerge Bowler Tullldge, of Overbroek,
whose marriage te Dr. Rebert Perch
Sturr. of Hadden Heights, N. J., will
take place en Wednesday evening next
In St. Paul's Protestant npiscep,U
Church. Overbroek. The guenta will
Include the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. William II Beeves, Jr,
of Cerner Sheres, Plieenlxvllln, who
h.ive been traveling abroad since the
spring, will return te this country the
luth of this month.
Among thoe who will nrlsl In le
cehlng at the tea te he gi'en by Dr. and
Mrs. Heniv P. Paneeant nt their home.
Sluing lane. Chestnut Hill, en Thursday
Pnnreant, befnre her recent marrlnge.
vaa MIt Hllzibctli Scarborough Knight,
Mr. Clayten McMlchael. of 2011 Wal
nut street and Knell Heue. Deven, will
tntcrtuln nt dinner en Saturdav evening,
October 7, at the Mask nnd Wig Club,
r In IwMtnf rt flca AtlmCn 1 Tla.fli
eiiine embroidered in watermelon pink I daughter of Mrif, Benjamin B. Heath, nf
nllk. There were bands et tnc cm jii uninui street, nna .Mr narry u.
breidery en sleeves, girdle and skirt "j"': nfV'i1?nKJ' is ' ,ftK' p,!,c'' ' Amenir the guepts who will attend the
l,(Ti I notice that the dresses arern "ttne'ua. octeiier lb. i dinner this evening which Mr and Mrs.
either draped nt the long wnist line I Mr and Mrr. Jehn Edward dimmer- Wllllarn N. Merlrt, of nullunr. iUst-
or e 4r nre Tier- ' lli.iun, ut v. ivhiiul mil, i;.lmi 1S3UCI i ' ,i,i. ,,, i-- ..- -nv v.s.1 ,... ,..... . ii
from 4 CO until 7 o'clock, te Intred-iee i A. Brown, rr and Mr.. S. V. Haidlng.
thilr debutante daughter. Miss Ann i Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrj Cenner Weeks.
Cecilia y.lmmennanii. Mr. nnd Ml". Mr. nnd Sirs. William T. Galey, Mi. and
linmermann will give a dance In honor
of their daughter en Saluidaj, Septem
ber "10, and a dinner-dance en October
14, In honor of Mts'i Marjcatetta A
Shaiplew. dsusliter of Mr. aivl Mr.- T.
Wilsen Sharpless. of Chestnut Hill,
whee marilagn te Mr. Walter L I'.e"".
'Jr. will take ulace nevt tprlnff.
Mlsa Dorethy Kvnnn Nulton, da-ighter
et rnmtntitwl'ii-f art A fm TOIlln AT. l!l-
afternoon, September 28, from 1 :30 until ,, ,vIt entertaln at a small dance ut
7 o'clock In honor of their non and ther ileme tn tl)0 jjavy Yard, this eve-
datichter-ln-law. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chaileg nln5i j,OT.er of Miss Winifred Murlln,
11 P.tnceast. 2d, and Mis Maignret ) daughter of C'.tptuln and Mrf Murnn.
Lindsay Panceal. ;lll be Mia Hduard e( the Nnvv Yard. Miss Murfln will
J. Knight and Miss Margaret Paul. Mr. Iohte thn latter part of next M-eek for
nnd Mrs. Charles H Pancnnst. 2d, uia Koithnnipteu. where she will be n Hu-
eciMipylns their new home. 1C0 Hast dent nt Smith College.
uuinam mreet,' i nesinui inn. .Air.
Mie- HllrAbeth Mcerley, of 2231
Mnster street, hai icuirned home a(u-i
'lxnd'ng a fertnlglit In Wllduoed.
Seuth Philadelphia
I'r and Mrs. clccene. of 1413 Seuth
Brend street, have returned home after
spending the summer months In Chelsea.
Mr. A. Jeseph Dl Sllvestre, and
thlr fRmlly. of 1626 Seuth Bread street,
have returned home from Wlldwoed.
Mr." L. Richardson, of 2340 Seuth
Sixteenth street, will enfnrtntn the mnm.
;bers of her card club nt her home thla
'evening, for the benefit of the War
Memerial.
Mr. Karl Bekcr. son of Mr. and Mri.
AugiiHt W. Becker, of 2211 Seuth
Twenty-first street, sailed en the Mnuro Mnure
tunla recently for an extensive tour of
Lurepe, accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs.
J M.-!rrnett. Misn OUlla McDcrmett
and Mrs. Jeseph McDermott. of Bala,
formerly of Seuth Bread street.
r hin this reason
feitlv nlnin with embroidered bands
en the hems of tbe ski-ts, sleeves and
jtitdlcs
Tlir.nr.'S quite a let doing in the
social world tenich'f. Theie aie the
two bridal vehcan-alis. first and foremet,
iird tl'.et nie 1e be followed by a din
ir or n buffet supper nnd dancing for
the hridnl parties nt the homee of liie
'rid". Vim knew that Dorethy Biirnen,
(lie lat of Mr. I'.'irnes' dniithters by bin
r.t wife, who was Miss Emily Hnrri
"r.n. .1 sister of the late ('. Leland H.ir H.ir
.sen. of this city, Is te be married to
morrow nfternoen at 4 o'clock te Jewel t
tte.ieh Vewtnn. of Horten. in Old St.
David'' Church. Deven. And nt neon
Adelaide Newlin, the recend dnuelitcr
nf Hie Jemes Caverly Newlins. of Hnv Hnv
rferd, Ttill be married te Bill Paul
"i the f'liureb of the Itcdecmer. Hryn
lar. Ddietliy Barnes is n sister of
Crel.v 1.irnc. who married Emile
''Irjelln. and of Sylvia ISarncs. who
nmried f'ommender Tedd. V. S. N..
some live or mere ycari age. Adelaide
Vettlin Is n si'ter of Mrs. Beaumont
Whltnev, fd. nnd of Telly Newlin. Tier
brothers nre James Cnverly Newlin,
J., William and .Tnck Newlin.
Then. heides the wedding parties,
there is ill lie the dinner-danrc whieh
TikHe Carter, or. tnther, Luclln'B
Mether, Mrs. (Jeorge Breeke, will give
Mr Herbert Goodall, Mr and Mrs.
Wcbh Wheeler. Mr Pat O Hare AVoed,
Mi. Willis Davis and Mr. Hdward Parrj.
Miss Pin Ills Huhn Wal'h, tUiixhtci Mi- !'
of Mis. Huhn Walsh, of r.012 Dreei returned
Mi-f Charles S. I'enneck, of lllde-a-a.
l..niHJor.e. will irlve n lirldKO
paily nt her home, en Wcdncvla aft-i ln
eiujen next. In honor or. her sister, .miss
Bllxabeth IJurrlll Luck, daugliter of
Jim Themas Henrj' Uuncle, of Lans Lans
dewne, who will be married en Satur
day. September jr., te Mr. Hebayt Row
land, of Media.
Dr and Mrs 1! W Selsa have re
turned te their home, 255 Seuth Seven
teenth stret, after spending the summer
lu the White Mountain".
II. I'rntle.v. who has reccntlv
firm Jamcstevtli. 1. 1., will
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lembard! nnrl tlmlr
family, of i:.a Wolf street, have re
turned home after a two week'a etay
Wlldwoed.
A high
reputation
doesn't necessitate a high price.
Any customer of ours will tell
you that.
(of
eru)alt
1iaal Shan
U20f Chestnut St
Dr. and Mis Tlien-a C Arliten will
shortly istue Invitations for n dinner
dance en Krld.iv evening, October 20, at
Bed Leaf, their place at Wynnewend.
In honor efsthelr daughter, Ml.'s Anne
Ashton Dr. and Mrs- Ashton and their
family arn new eceuptlng DIchcster
Farm. Kdgment. Pa , where they will
remain until December 1. when thev will
open Bed Laf. They will also entertain
at dinner en Friday eenlnt,', September
22. In honor of their daughter, bofero
the-dance which Mr. and Mrs. i' Kuvn-y
SlcMlchacl will clve for their daughter.
Miss Bllcn W. McMIchac'.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Whltnc". n
Chestnut Hill, will Blve a tea en Thuih
day, October 19, te Introduce their delm delm
tante daughter, MImi Mnrle Loulie AVhlt
ney Mr. and Mrs. Whitney nnd their
family rme retiirncil from Bay Head,
N. J., whe-e they spent the summer.
Mla Jane Shaw Hepburn, daughter
of Mr and MrJ Jane Shaw Hepburn,
c.f Orchard Lee, Vlllanev.i, will leave
today te nttend the house party which
Mr. nnd Mrs. Moerhcad C. Kennedy,
iffllMiytiigiMlBiil'iilfe
JP
MmmmmmmM,
tUPORTltnH, DK81GN8IIB d AIAKIW8 OP WOIWS'S AND
CHILDUKS'S APPAKB. OF TBS HIGHEST CUAH-
ACTSn FOR MORE TffAK TWSKTT-aiX TEAKB
tw
glS
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
Dresses-25 te $49.50
Superior in Variety
and Beauty
Between these moderate price limit?,
you will llnd an army of styles that, ful
fills every command of fashion. Ne
smart matcrinl missing. Duvctyne,
Peiret twill. Canten nnd sntin-bnek crepe,
and the new flat crepes. Celers and
black. Nfw and different drupes and
circular skirts, sleeves and oval neck
line?. A wonderful assortment.
tep!Biit!iMEiM!M.Hli7i
Spert Suits
Smart tailored models of
twill and tweed. Twe-button
coats; notched cellar.
25.00
Spert Coats
Of plaid back and plain
coatings in herringbone and
pole coating. Very swagger.
19.50 te 59.50
Millinerj)
7.50 te 22.50
Many new arrivals in black and
newest shades for dress.
Felt ancj Velour Hats
Special 5.00
Special Sales
Tomorrow
500 Sweaters
$
3.95
They were up te $10.09
A varied collection, including droe-stitch
lands, mohair and Shetland wool sweaters, in slin-
en and tuxedo models. All desirable colors and
white.
ice-
Pare Silk Sweaters
Were
fIGJiO
9. 75
Were
$16JiO
Excellent quality silk, Tuxedo model, with tailored
sash, navy and black; si.e.s 30 te -tC.
& ml .e ec5$g
kJ Q m I' film fs m fA s.
L The PNf:
fBSSA SCHOOL GIRL'S j
: WARDROBE j
' IT UN m . w k. . . m - - III
IKAHJHJ from Benivit Teller &
"Different Kind of Juveniles Stere"
Dresses Coats Hats Fer 2 te I 6
Kmnrt Freqks of wool and Canten crepe, jersey, serge
and Peiret twill. Styles of utility and youthful beauty,
4.95 te 29.50
Girls' Cents built for endee. Well tailored. Lined
and interlined. Some for trimmed. Ages 0 te H.
1 1 .95 te 25.00
Girls' Hats Unusual 2.95 te 8.95
Of duvctyne, felt, velour, beaver nnd velvet.
Wt Sfitltl'at in Afpattl Tht.SUnittiti Ike Ltrgtr W
"
mfiBfr
350 Pieces of
Philippine Undergarments
Chemise, Petticoats, (Jewns and Bleemers; benutifulh
embroidered, some with Baby Irish medallions.
Undcrllungs
Negligees
Cencls
Hosiery
Accessories
A'ccftircfir
JRA1CHT from Bonnil Teller &
Ce., the Court of Fashion, the Scheel
and College Miss ma)) step with the grace
of a Princess te the Court of Learning. The
Summer, devoted te clothes of fancy, frill
and furbelow te create pictorial effects, must
give Ways le Fall Fashions for the Wardrobe
designed te meet the needs of the trip le
school, the classroom, the campus and the
varied social activities of a Modern Miss.
Millinery
Sports
Wear
Novelties
Toilet
Articles
Then were $3.05 te $4.95
2.95
'fS:
leri
1D0 Radium Step-In Sets of excellent
quality, with pieet tdging. IVerr $6.05 Met
Cestutm Sups of Radium Silk, hem
stitched ptcet edge, slmdew proof; black
navy and white. Were up te $6.05,,,
$3.95
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H quality satin-striped ceutil;
elastic bottom. Were $1,38, Reduced te. , .
95c
I NegligeesSpecial $11. 75
Of crepe-back satin, slip-ever model. In white enlv.
1220-22-24 Walnut Street
MISSES' COATS
SHAGMOOR COATS IN TWO MODELS . .
TWEED COATS FOR SPORTS & TRAVEL .
CAMEL'S-HAIR COATS SIX MODELS . .
COATS WITHOUT FUR TRIMMINGS . ..
COATS WITH FUR TRIMMINGS ....
77iiW Fleer
MISSES' DRESSES
JERSEY DRESSES FOR THE CLASSROOM .
MISSES' NEW FALL CLOTH FROCKS . . .
DAYTIME DRESSES OF CREPE SILK . . .
VELVET DAYTIME & DINNER DRESSES .
DINNER DANCE & EVENING FROCKS . .
Fourth Fleer
MISSES' SUITS
SPORTS SLITS OF IMPORTED MIX TURES .
IWO-PIECE SUITSMANY FUR TRIMMED
THREE-PIECE SUITS MANY FUR TRIMMED
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CHARLES RAY
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8.75 te
2.95 te
8.75 te
8.75
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13.50
29.50
ALPACA & MOHAIR
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SILK SWEATERS 18.50 te
SCARFS
18.50
45.00
First Fleat
5.00 te 25.00
SKIRTS
SPORTS SKIRTS . .
NOVELTY SKIRTS . .
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9.75 te 25.00
7.50 te 19.50
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