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Nancy Wynne Tells of tlie Visit of Mr. and Mrs. Hazard
With Mrs. Walter CepeShe Hears Plans for Miss
Townsend's Ball Give Dance for Miss Beyle
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I AM se sift" e l,ear ,unt Mr- ana
Mr. Htiznrd nre coming down freiu
Xcw Yerk Sfntp for Chrlstm. Yeu
jjmtv I cnn,'t remember Mr. Hazard'
flrtl n&nir fe (nem.vllfi!, but it Is Jrs.
Hazard who Is n I'hilntlclphlan, and se,
nfler, oil, her first nnme i Iie Impor Imper
mnt tiling for us. She was Mies Nnncy
Cepe, j en remember, a daughter of
Mrs, Wnlter Ceii", of Germantown,
unci MsUr of Miss Elltnbcth Cepe. Mrs
H(tirl beA been en here only ence Blnce
ter nmrrlngp and then It was Justfer
one night, aflcr oils of the football
Bflnies. 'se none of liar friends had A
rhnnce le iee her1. I understand they
can btny only three days, but Mrs.
Cepe is celnx te have a. tea en Saturday
afternoon, uml I am sure Mrs. Hazard's
old friends will fleck there te see her.
Mrc. Ifeuard is very popular here nnd
Ims been very much missed at the vari
ous parties. It's tee .bad she and her
husband cannot stay en for some of the
halls next week.
T IIKAR the most wonderful things
about tbe bell which the friends of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Itnlph Tewnscnd
will give en Thursday night for Anne
Teunseml, who is u debutante. I think
it Is a most wonderful tribute te tbe
memory of the parents of this little bud.
but I am net Mirpriged. for they wei
the must charming couple and their
(tenths he close together were such a
tragedy for their little daughter. Anne
bad been at school for several years and
Is new living with her uncle nnd aunt,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Newhall (Mr.
JCewh.ill was .Miss Ellen -Godfrey, a elm
ter of Mrs. Tewnhend, who Introduce I
her at a tea'ln October. There are te b
renderfiil decorations in the nature of
Christum thiugs at the ball, but I
Ren't tell you just what I have heard
because I think it would be nn awful
dhame te spoil any of the surprises of
the party, which will be unique, te saj
the least.
LAST night the Walter Jefferds gave
a ball nt the nitas-Carlten for
Marguerite Beyle, who is a debutante
this season, you knew. She is the
dautfiter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Bejle and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jef Jef
eords. Marguerite's engagement te
Legan Illack was announced Just about
a month age ; indeed, she is the second
bud of the vear te be engaged. The
Jlnt was Allce Wethcrlll, whose engage
ment net only has been announced, but
whose marriage took place en Novem
ber 23. Alice preferred matrimony te
debntuntins and she's extremely hnp
pily married tee, I hear. Marguerite
were a pretty frock of peach-colored
brocade, the bodice cut with a round
neck and having no sleeve, and a
girdle of emeralds was arranged low
about the hips. She were brocaded
flher slippers and carried a levely:
old-fashioned bouquet of lilies of
the valley. Mrs. Beyle, who re
ceived with her daughter and Mrs. Jef
ford's were a stunning frock of metal
cloth, embroidered In white bead and
finished with n girdle of the material.
Bunny Geary were a frock of black
telvet cut round at the neck and made
with a full skirt. She carried a black
feather fan and were a rope' of pearl.
Lillle Stewart were a gown of cloth
of geld, made plain, which was very
becoming and Lucylle Austin were a
gown of Argentine colored velvet made
plain. Argentine color, you knew, is
a hitle -lighter shade of American
lieillty.
Marie, Jxmisc Adams were a frock
liia'le v, ith- iv bodice of white nnd silver
jreadp and a full skirt of white net
Bnditijver, Ihw, and Mary Falck looked
Muntiliifi. in n gown of cherry red velvet,
wnrte plain, with n panel of the velvet
falling from the wiist. She carried
ua ostrich .feather fan of the same color.
TeucU Austin's gown had a bodice
f yeld brocade with a long draped skirt
eftl.uk blue clvet anil a hand of cloth
if pdtl was worn across the head.
'rhr'' Wrp about 000 guests, and the
decorations were beautiful.
THKIli; are quite a few people denn
in Atlantic City these days. I saw
Mlv r.laiiif Sullivan at the Traymore,
where he is spending several days with
Jicr futlur. Mr. James Francis Sul
livan She .h wearing n lovely frock
'if 'fift, palp, grnj rrepn de chine und
a miHiroem lint with a wide brim of
ttr.n itimte of the am" material. Later
I uipi her en the Ileardwalk and she
li.nl it wonderful top-coat of sealskin.
Miv. Tem Iteval wa also down there,
"inl Mi. and Mr. James M. Itecd.
TfUv fiipiily was
nru- diy lni-t we
seated at the table
i-eek when fruit was
itii' iprrt. Father Hiicrestcil various
i in'-, tot the (ninPi' children and then
icrritiK ii lt(lh. iigeil four. asUeil1.
"Wli.,t will ,miu hac. Hilly, you don't
'IV" pri-v or pt aches, de you?"
But Hillj, who is usually a mild
Jeung pppen, cocked his head te one
(We and remarked te his father: "Say
1.10 I like 'em both "
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Miss .sarah Franklin Duane, debu
JJ i'e daughKr of Mr. and Mrs. Rusbell
nu.ine, and Ml i Elizabeth Barrlnger,
0"' utanttf daiifchtci of Mr nnd Mra. D.
-M reau Barrlnger, will he the gueats of
hy r,r at u dinner which Mr. Charlts
M Uache, of 3IU Seuth Thirteenth
Hieet ,vin ,.V0 ell .-riiiay evenlng, Jan
uarv iy
MifN Barrlnger will ulse be the guest
M
'i nonei- nt ,i l nner te De given nv
r nnd Mis. Franklin Uache, of StOSjinun lane, Gennantcwn, who Is a stu
J i fl 11 klnml uti 1'iHdtn. uiianlne irVrf1
rv 2 before the dance which Mr. and
Mr Yathanlcl Knowles will give for
"inh; daughter, Mlns Nancy Knowle.
.Mls Uarrlngcr's parents will enter
'in at dinner en Friday even'ng. Feb
"iiiy fl before the Sicend Assembly.
. Mi .ind Mrs Fltz-Eugene I). New
n'd. f CheHtuut Hill, will shortly Ih Ih
fue intlt.Mlens for a theatre party, fol fel
jtjwe,i ,s Minper at the Rllr-Carlten,
e i,e Khun tlin litter part cf January
n liei,r , miss Mary Carrell Relln,
"tbuuiiitc daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
"Illlam A Rullti, of Straffeid.
Tim rrursls who will attend the din
"w iiimonew cenltiR which Mrs. Cyrus
"orRiiei. of Dvcrhroek, will glve In
''oner uf her granddaughter, Miss Murle
vuie Adanis. delmtnnte daughter of
j"s. Iliuni.m G, Aiken, of Berwyn, be
J'e the lul Mr. Richard L. Austin.
'f -I' Seuth Twenty-Ill at street, will
ri , .t ,he Rlt-Ciirlten In honor of
'?' dtbutante daugher, Miss Lucylle
'UKtln will Include Miss Vemer Peter
'n, MIhh Eleaner R. Kiens. Miss Doro Dero Dore
"iy J'lewert. of New Yerk, Mr. Heward
J'eiit Mr Rebert Punt and Jlr. Joceph
' irsiin
Mis Jeseph AMlsen Lucim. of 202S
J i" Mi cot, has Issued Invitations for
imchceen at the Philadelphia Country
iuii en Tutnlay, December 20, nt I
Him !s ll0"er of Mlaa Sn,ly Hcwa
n.l,!;-,and Mrs. Rebert Martin Williams.
-Q18 Walnut street, will entertain at
iimiier at tin, Philadelphia Country Club
a liid.iy nnlng, January 5, In hener
P.helr daughter, Misa Uetty Williams.
w!iu.e "'".oance which Mr. and Mrs.
i ii.K,luim ""'benil niiead i will nlve at the
v? 'il. honor of their daughter, Miss
vv ward Rhaads.
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MISS GLADYS COOPER
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles P. Cooper, of Sharen
Hill, whose engagement te Cap
tain William J. Robertsen, of
this city, recently teas an
nounced of a ecn. Mrs. Heward-Smith was Miss
Amelia Douglas.
Amenu the fiesta who will attend the
dinner which Mr. and Mr. Illchard
Evans Norten, of Falcon Hill, ltose ltese ltose
ment, will g-lve en Saturday ectilriK
next, In honor of their clauRliter, Mihm
Nancy N.nten hefore the d.ince which
Mr. and Mrs. Hecter McNcal will trlve
for their daughter. MIks MnrKarutt.a Me
Neal. and for Miss Virginia DIKendcrfer,
laughter of Mr. and MrM. Charlea II.
DIlTenderfer, Of Wynnewood. will be
Miss Mary Virginia Allen, MIsh LiiI?"
Wilsen, Ml3 Frances Slean, MWs
Marlen Kcndrlck. Mlsa Dean Carpenter,
Sir. Ucorge McNcely nnd Mr. Francis
Curtis.
Mr. Isaac Ia Delteaux, of H035
Chestnut ptreet, hag Issued Invitation i
for a luncheon and theatre nertv en
fnturday. December ?.0, in honor of her
daughter, Mls Ldla M. La Ueltcaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Olney Croandale have
issued Invitations for a nmalt dance at
their home, Flambarda. Davlesfeid. en
Monday, January- 1, In honor of their
daughter. Miss Therald Creafdnle. Mltm
Creasdal: will make her debut next sea
son. Mrs. Edward Troth has Issued Invi
tations for the meetings of her Friday
Kvenlng; Dancing Class, which will he
held at the Germautewn Cricket C'luh en
Krlday evenings. January 19. February
2. March 1G, April C and April 20.
Miss Margah Caw.ird Toegood, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. nrnent T. Too Teo Toe
good, of Twelfth and Spruce strectu,
-hes marriage te Mr. T. Uremliy
Floed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.
Floed, of Wayne avenue, Germantivwn.
will' take place at St. Pcter'.s Episcopal
Church, Germantown. en Saturday eve
ning. January 13. will be the guest of
honor, at en auction bridge party te be
given by Mrs. Fiedcrlck Leepold, of
Clermantewn. at her home en Friday
evening, December 29.
Colonel and Mrs. Jehn S Muckle will
give u luncheon at their home. 202K
Walnut street, next Wednrpday, In honor
of the Very Itcv. Themas Charles
Fry, D. D dean of the Lincoln Cathe
dral, Eng and.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Hever, of Ard Ard
mere, gave a dinner of ten ceer.s en
Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Welsh Sailer, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Jeseph Sailer, of 171R
Spruce street, who Ih a Btudent at Smith
College, Northampton, expects te return
home today te upend the Chrlbtmaa
holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mr3. J. Dcrtr-im I-lpplncett,
of 1712 Spruce street, will lene nn Sat
urday, January 6, for a trip te Flerida,
where they expect te remain for seme
time.
Mrs. Alexander Van Ileiw-claer, of
Camp Hill Hall, Fert Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. Gouverneur C'adwalader, Mr
and Mrs Rebert Kelse Cas.att and Mrs
Antelo Devereux spent the week-end ut
the nitz-Carlten, Atlantic City.
Mrs, Jehn Frederick Lewis, of 1014
Spruce street, left en Saturday for a
visit te Atlantl" city, whete hhe will
remain Tet a few- days.
Mr. and Mr1.. I'.iul Clavton and their
debutantfi daughter, Miss Ilurbara L.
Clayten, have cleatd their country place,,
(Jraywyn, Grajs lane, Hacrferd, and
n re occupying their town house, 2J21
De Lanccy place.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Hoberts, Jr..
will return from their wedding trip the
litter part nf tlilw week and will hpcimI
ihe I'hrlst'tins lirdldajn with Mrs ob eb
'rts' methei, Mrn I'haiUa Cilliln-u
l)aiH. of XJdl Soiiimelu .ivcii'ii. (hv.-t-t.ut
Hill hefore irtwrtnnc te th'lr home
In Albany N V. .Mr-. itehertf. hefore
her weilillng en fJHturd.i. December
wa.s Miss Eleaner 1'iale Da via.
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Mr .and Mrs. Walter Waring Hopkln Hepkln Hopkln
en. of 2122 DeLnuccy place, who h.ive
been the guests of Dr and Mrs Geerge.
Fales Baker, of the Hellevue-Stratferd.
ut their place, Kilgemere, Lakowoed. N.
J., fcr a few clayu, returned te their
lirtvsrsai sAulat'ln i I
Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Holn Heln
man, of Waihlngten, will arrive the
latter part of this week and will be the
guests ever the Christmas holidays of
Mrs. Helsmau's porente. Mr and Mrs.
Rebert Emett Hart, uf 400 Seuth Twen-tj-tocend
street.
Miss Judelle MacClieger Husten,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeseph Hus-
iuii. in msmiuicKeu aenun nnu leh-
dent at bmlth Cellcg, Northampton,
will return home tomorrow te spend thu
Chrlhtmae helidajs with her parents
ineir Hen, Mr. Cr.ilg Husten, who is a
student at Princeton, will also return
home tomorrow.
Mr. Dnnelseu W. Hoopes. ?en of Mrs
Walter W. Hancock, of 100 West Price
street, Ocrmantetvii. will spend the New
Year holidays w Itlt frlendh u Wash Wash
iiigten, D. C.
The Women's Committee nf the Chil
dren's Hospital of Philadelphia, Eight
eenth and Brandy wine Mieets B ive
a 4 o'clock tea yei.teid.iy afternoon 'for
the contributors of tin, hospital
The elllcurs, Mlfs Kleieucii F Cald
well, lionerary president; .Mrs UdxVard
Heley, piesident: Mn. Jehn F. Lewis
vice piesldent; Mrs. Esmends H Aual
tin. secretary; Mrs. Henry Paul Hall?
treasurer, received nnd Mia Jel u c ".U
walader, Mis. Jehn A. Brown Jr Mih
Henry C. Beyur nnd Mrs! Carrel S Tyt
aen presided at the tea tables.
Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel WinkclmHn
of Eighteenth stieet near 8 .r See , l"i
go next week te New Yeik. wheie they
will spend a few dais durimr VliH
Christmas holidays. ' "unnt. uie
fS.'ir; ftml MrH' ,laI"h 'Iwn. formerly
of this city, new- r Atchison. Kan , ia
leased the res dence of ox-ciever nor W
J. Bailey, of Kaunas. They wllbe .it
home afttr January 1, 1023 Mrs ohen
Wrth0i!mTrrlaK0 t."ek J'lace Se pt.'mber
delyn P ass, daughter of Dr nnd Mri
Charlea F W. Plaes, of Germantewn:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stevensen, of
Colling oed, N. J . nnneuniM the en en
gagement of their daughter. Miss Ger
trude Btevcnsen, and Air. Jehn Kenneth
Depuy, also of Coiiingsweod.
,'...M Snd Mr"- Jenn Bergman, or T91
Cheltenham nvrnn Prescentvlllc, an-
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY,
Mis Emma Dorethy Bergman, te Ur.
A. Charles Kllpatrlck, of Lawndale.
The Alpha Chapter, of the Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, nt the Scheel of ,ln-1
dustrlal Art, gave a dance
ice at the P'.ai
. feV the aettve
tie uiuu, en Friday last,
memDers aim aiumnae.
Mrs. Kathryn Steed, of nryn Mawr,
announces the engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Forrester Steed, te Mr.
Flimore A. Hale, ten of Mr. and Mrs.
O. Flimore Hale, of Wayne.
The alumni and alumnae of the Scheel
of industrial Art gave their annual din-'
nor at the school, Uread and Pine
streets, en Saturday evening. Thei
guests Included Mr. Ilugcr Elliett, prln-'
rlpal of the school : Mr. Masen, super super
lser of art In the public schools of
Philadelphia, and Mr. Nicola D'Ascenie, .
we 1 known artist of stained glass. There
was no rermai speaker of the evening
but an Informal discusden of problem.
Interesting nllke te artist and art stu
dent There was musle and dancing
and an exhibit of students' work from
all the classes.
Miss Lillian Reth and Mr. Hareld M.
Bauk were married last Thursday eve
ning, nt C o'clock, at the Alumni of
Keiieseth Israel, Dr. Jeseph Krauskopf
officiating. The bride was given In
marriage by Dr. Geerge B. Katzenstetn.
Her sister, Mrs. Sylvan R. Hethschlld.
acted as matron or honor nnd the
bridesmaids Included Miss Sy'vla Bayuk.
Miss Mary I'olnrke nnd Miss Lillian
Schlld. of New Yerk. The flower girl
was Miss Sclma Pemerants. niece of
the bride. Mr. Ferd Bayuk. brother
of the bridegroom, was best man and
the ushprs were Mr. William Reth Mr.
Sylvan r-ethschllri, Mr, Hendersen Smith
nnd Dr. David It. Pemeranti. A wed
ding dinner and dance followed at the
nittenhuuse.
German teivn
Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklin Mechllng,
Jr.. of 720G Charlton street, Allen Lane,
will entertain at dinner en Thursday
evening next, In honor of their daugh
ter. Mien Mary Ann Mechlin.
Ml.i Catharine n. Reber, daughter at
Mr .and Mrs, E. K. Seber, of thn Fair
fax Apartments, who la n student at
the University of Wisconsin, Madisen.
Wis., will return en Thursday te spend
the Christmas holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Geerge D. Gideon, Jr.
entertained at bridge en Saturday, at
their home, 21 S East Jehnsen street
Mr. and Mr. Rebert L. Montgomery,
of Pelham read, will give a dance In
honor of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Montgomery, en Thursday. December 21,
nt the Philadelphia Crlcket Club. St
Martins.
Mrs. Benjamin Stoker, of 660R Mc
Callum street, will entertain at dinner en
Friday, December 29. In honor of her
dauBhter, Miss Katharine Stoker, before
the dance which Mr. and Mrs. C arence
R. Brown will glve that evening for
their son and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Coffin, of G07
Hansberry Street, will hoAe an their
guests ever Christmas Mr. and Mrs.
Henry B. Cochen, of New Yerk.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen, of B134
Psrkslde avenue, have issued Invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Mies
mans, also of this city, en December
2L at B o'clock.
Mra. Anna Leonhardt. of 324 Seuth
Forty-sixth street, announces the, en
gagement of her daughter. Mls3 Helene
Leonhardt. nnd Mr. W'lllam Supplce
ren of Mra Wll'lam D. Supplee. also of
West Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Nelan entertained a
number of her friends at a luncheon
nnd bridge en Saturday afternoon, at
her home, 239 Seuth Fifty-third street.
Among the guests were Mrs. W. Theme,
of Atlanta, Ga. ; Mrs Wendell Tredlck,
Mrs Harvey Moere. Mrs. J. Warren of
.Tenklntewn ; Mrs. William P. Brans,
Mrs Dorff Moere and Mrs Rellln Myers,
of Ridley Park.
Mrs. Pearl Shoemaker, of 3223 Walnut
street, and Mrs. Charles Plummer. of
641 North Fortieth street, who have txen
visiting friends In New Yerk City for
reveral days, have returned te their
homes.
Norristeivn
Mies Elsie Tinkler, of West Marshall
street, entertained at cards en Saturday
In honor of Miss Alice Louise Nelsen,
who will be married In January te Mr.
Edward Everett Leng.
Mr and Mis. Geerge H. Coughlin. of
Curren Torrneo, have returned from Ber
truda, where they have been for tome
time.
Mr and Mrs. M. N. Allabuch, of
Trappe, have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Sara M. Alle
bach te Mr. Raymond G. Smith, of
I'hecnlxvl'.le.
Miss Marlen Beijretrcsstr, of Pert
Indian, has returned from Chester,
where she was the guest of Mr. and
.Mis Carl Detwller.
A card party was given en Saturday
evening at th Plymouth country Club
in the Infrcsts of a Christmas for peer
children. The patronesses were, Mies
Isabel Ryaer. Miss Mary Hunter. Miss
atharlne Ycakle. Mrs. Kenneth Hewie,
Mrs. P. Frank Hunter, Jt. and Mrs.
Jeseph B. Creft
Miss Thelma Petter, of East Marshall
street, ntei tallied eight of her friends
nt n musicali- and upper nt her horns
en Friday eenlng.
Miss Mary McTnncs and Miss Martha
Mclnnes and their ut'ee. Miss Hebecra
Roberts, of 806 De Ka.lh street, have
returned lrem a tour of Europe.
The eleventh birthday anniversary of
Miss Lillian Eagen. of 712 West Elm
Htrect, wus observed en Friday at a chil
dren's party. The guests were. Miss
Vivian Jehnsen, Miss Sara and Miss
i Dorethy .Ten's Mlm Ruth Baker, Miss
l.leaner and Mia3 Ml d red Jefferls. MIrs
Catharine Berk, Miss Mary Dempaey,
jM'ss Ethel Wapuer. Miss Ethel IrMn.
I Mlfs Cliailett.i Heck. Master .luck Ste-
.plipus. Muster David McVey, Mnster
Heward Finkle. Master Heward Detter-
IIiip, Master Lawrence Smith, Master
I.'dwnrd Wagner, Master Grorge Rob
erts. Mr. Jehn Franti, Jr. Master Stan
ley Eagen and Master Wllmer En gen.
Cutler Cutler
A pretty home wedding took place ea i
S.iturday, December 18, at 7 o'cleelt,
w lien Jllss Claire Cutler, daughter of ,
ii". and Mrs. Herman t. uuer, or 07is
Florence avenue, became the bride of
Mr. Charlea Cut'er, also of city, Dr.
A Ncuman officiated. The bride, who
was given In marrlags by her father,
was nttended by her fclster, Miss Jean
Cutler. Mr Ahrah mi Cutler, brother of
the bridegroom ncted aa best man. A I
reception followed th ceremony, after
which Mr nnd Mrs Cutler left for en
extended wedding trip, and will be at
home after February 1.
RAMBY DRINKWATER
An Interesting wedding took place en
S.iturda evening, at 8:30 o'clock, when
Miss OladvH Drink water, daughter of
Mr. Alfred H Drinkwater. of 5113 i
Brown street, becamn the bride of Mr.
Themas Ramhy. of North Paxon street.
The Rev Alfred Jelnes officiated. The I
bride, who was given In marriage byj
her father, were a gown of white satin
and carried a bouquet of ropes and lilies I
of the alley. Miss Ml d'ed Drinkwater.
sister of thi) bildu. attended as maid of
honor Mr Rursell Layh-v acted as ,
best man. After the leceptlen Mr and
Mrs Ramhy left for, Syracuse. N. Y..
where they will remain Indefinitely.
PLATT- KEELER
The marriage of Miss Miriam Elizabeth
Kteler, daughter of Mr and Mm. Henry
A Keeler of i)"7 11 iwes avenue Norrls Nerrls Norrls
tewn, and Mr Hareld Yest Piatt, son of
Mr. and Mrs Rebert H. Piatt, of K6S
Htanbildge urect Norrhtewu, took place
n Sntuiday, in All faints Episcopal
Church, Norrlslewi The Rev. H. L.
Hannah, lcctcv of tin- chinch, officiated.
The bride and bridegroom ,w-ere unat
tended After a wddlng trip te At.
nntle Cltv Mr and Mrs Piatt will live
at G68 Stanbiidge -feet, Norrlstewn.
LlPSCHrTZ LANGMAN
An Interesting wedding took place en
fiundav. nt S fVleek at Apelle Hall,
when MIrs Rese Lungnian. daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs Matthew Langman, of
311R Fentalu street, was married te Mr.
Leuis LlpKchut.!. the Rabbi Marvin Na
than officiating. The brlde wero a gerwn
of whlte crepe Romatne headed In crys
tal and rhlnostenes. nnd a vel trimmed
with duchess lace held In place with a
Dutch can of eragne blossom?. Jim
cairled u nliwr beii'ir c v nt,i
by her slstsr, Mrs. Alfred Berol. a ma
tron of honor, who were black brocaded
chiffon. The bridesmaids were Miss t,ee
BMIn Mlri Mutt la r?hln anrf Mlu
Millie Ovlttky. They were varying
shades of taffeta with shower bouquets
te maicn. xne newer girl was Miss
Esther Berol, who wero whlte taffeta
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Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Established 1837
Until Christmas This Stere Will Be Open te 6 P. M.
A Crying 1
Dell for
$1.50
When this dell is
raised te one's shoulder-it
gives the most
plaintive cry imagi
nable. It is small-sized,
dressed in white or
colored rompers and
has.a particularly cute
face. I
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A Pair of Full-Fashioned
All-Silk Hese
at $3.00
Fer Christmas giving you will
want a sturdy, lustrous all-silk, full
fashioned stocking that will net only
be a thing of beauty en Chriatmas
Day, but a joy forever in the after
Christmas months when wearing
quality counts. This ideal stocking
may be found at Allen's Hosiery De
partment. It is black, for after all
one wears a black stocking three
times as much as any ether; it is
beautifully made and was intended
te sell at $8.50, and it is especially
priced for Christmas giving at $3.00.
Embroidered
Handkerchiefs,
50c and 75c Each
White and colored
handkerchiefs with
lovely embroidery at the
popular gift prices of 50c
and 16c each.
Handsome Beaded Bags at $3.00
Beaded bags in lovely colorful tapestry effects are indeed inexpensive
at $3.00 each. They may be had with draw strings or in an envelope shape ;
either of these kinds would form a delightful gift.
A Marvelous Sale of Extracts, Toilet
Waters, Powders and Sachets
Guerlain's Guerlinade,
Champs Elysce and Fel Areme Extracts, 24-oz. aize $10.00 $S.50
Coty's Jasmin, Styx, IEflleurt and Ambra Antique
Extracts
Coty's L'Origan and Rese Extracts
Fiver's Fleramye Extract
Kerkoff 's Djer Kiss Extract
Roger & Gallet's Violet MHrveille Extract
Reger & Gallet's Fleur d'Amour Extract
Rigaud's Un Air Embaume Extract
Rigaud's Un Air Embaume Extract, small size
Rigaud's Un Air Embaume Toilet Water
Coty's Toilet Water in G odors
Coty's Large Size Toilet Water
rivers neramye Toilet Water
Reger & Gallet's Violet Toilet Water. .
Kerkoff's Djer Kiss Toilet Water
Rigaud's Mary Garden Toilet Water
Piver's Azurea and Floramye Face Powder
Rigaud's Un Air Embaume Compact Face Powder. . . .
Rigaud's Un Air Embaume Talcum Powder
Coty's Talcum Powder
Reger & Gallet's Vera Violet Face Powder
Reger & Gallet's Fleur d'Amour Sachet
Rigaud's Un Air Embaume Sachet
Coty's Sachet Powder in 6 odors
and carried a baaket of sweet peas and
llllea of the valley, The best man was
Mr, Alfred Berol, and the usher were
Mr. Oscar Langman, brother of the
bride; Mr. Abraham. Stein and Mr.
Henry August. A reception followed,
after which Mr. and Mrs. Llpechutr,
left en a wedding trip te Cuba.
Only Four Mere Shopping Days
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There Are Many Gift
Suggestions en Our
Third Fleer
If you have net visited it yet you
have no idea hew much you have
missed. Here are a few of the
articles shown there that will help
te solve your Christmas problems :
Lamps, complete with shades, in
three different styles of base and
shade, $5.00 each.
Attractive book ends in poly
chrome or brown and geld effects,
$2.50 a pair.
Painted baskets with handles for
fancy work, $1.25 te $2.50.
Scrap baskets in different sizes,
$1.25 te $8.00.
All Our $1.00 and $1.50 a dez.
Christmas Cards
Have Been Reduced te 75c
The cards which were $1.00 a dozen and
these which were $1.50 a dozen are new 75c.
'They are our most beautiful steel engraved
and die-stamped cards in any number of dif
ferent kinds. The designs are in color and the
cards themselves may be tinted or white.
L'Heure Bleue, Rue de La Paix,
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DECEMBER 19, 1922
On Hersham Scheel Beard
Mrs. Sarah h. Watsen h'ns been
eheaen vice president of the Hersham
township achoel beard. Albert I. Ty
son was elected president.
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Vests at $2.75
and Bleemers
at $4.15
Beth the bloomers and the
vests come in flesh-colored
Gleve Silk, and one of either
or a set will make a delightful
gift for any woman who likes
pretty silk underwear.
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PAINTED FURNITURE
Charmlec beakfaat anil bedroom aeta. ft
autil tely decorated at moderate erltei.
A. L. DIAMENT A CO.
ISIS
Walnut St,
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Pa.
KKITTIN6 WOOLS
200 Samples FREE
COLONIAL YARN HOUSE
1131 CIIEKBY STEEET
Phene, J.ecnat 6010
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McCLEES GALLERIES
1507 Walnut Si.
Beautiful Xmas Gift
Choice Mezzotint
Rare Proof Etchlnsn
Fine Framing
Paintings Restored
Estimates Cheerfully GItcb
irGive Hosiery
8 THF inPA! YMAC r.tvr
I All aWc or s!lk and ieoet Ae tciti
tuc u uTiuTuuMv neurene aTt.
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"At the Sign e the C. WaMnglem In"
704 and 706 Seutn Waikiniaa Sasart
(7th & Ixxrust Street!)
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"K.VE YOU BEEN THERE IATEI.YI"
SAUNDERS
S Wn Blua White
Brilliant Perfect-cut
Diamonds.
$125
Set In latest-style
la4!' 18-K. whlta
sold rlnr.
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KitablUhtd
11 & 13 Se. 8th St.
2710 GcnBtotewa Ara.
OPEN EVENINGS
niw
Please Her With
Hosiery
Fer Christmas
You'll want your gift te
Bhew its quality and te
last a loner, long- time.
Wmkelman hosiery fully
meets these requirements.
All Silk With Beautiful
Open-Werk Clex
$2-7S
Our Hosiery Depart
ment Is Jiist hiside
the Doer
Winkelman
Slyle Quality Fpotieear
1130 Chaatnut St
t Twelfth
13
Direction Stanley Campanr it Awly
NINETEENTH A MAXIKKT
11 A. M. te II r. V.
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PIETRO YON
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COMEDY FEATUBE
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Seats New for New Year' Ea.
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