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THE LADIES By Dorothy Bond Celebrating National 9Baby Week iWlNtf Vll HOTFOOT IT UTTR THATtU Ag TtiB FlZM A 34- STAMP THE FOLLOWING Hems SUPER OfiOKETS NVR KM0W, muz Yate WITH OUR FAMOUS WW JLs 1 mm VULT LB a TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949 31 COHTEST Valuable and A Wfc'Rfc -0H09, ON "THAT lTTZ "TO MV eoifmtiP, lapon two etea 3 stamps- Hospital Aid Group Plans Devon Day at Woodside By Jane Wister Philade.lphians of all ages are enjoying busy days, with benefit of one kind or another following in rapid succession. Fortunately In this season of spring glory, many of the charitable (SlIWlE.i ry TO ALL PROUD PARENTS OF BBS HIM TONIGHT I HIM TONIGHT II- in WrStr THURSDAY 9 P. 11 7125 OGONTZ AVE. Germantown Chelten 5234 Market St. JENKINTOVN, PA.

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and 12 P. M. to "Baby Derby" Contest, Company, 424 N. 19th I Pa. I 7, 1949, at o'Clock I I tall cant 35' lb can 33c 3 5 93c ppra MM a Dorothy Bond's newest book of emrtooM.

"Meet Me In the Lfrdlet' Room." Is now available at The Inquirer's Promotion Department. Price la 80 cents. If ordering- by mall, writ Dorothy Bond, Box 8248. The Inquirer. Along the Social Way 5 16c Mail this Coupon a -cz 16c I American Stores I Philadelphia 30, I Parents' Name Parents' Address Time of Birth, May I Baby's Name Doctor's Name Name of Hospital Pablura Baby Cereal pka 23c Swift's Meats for Babies 2 can 37c Formulae Baby Food 21pk" 39c Nabisco Zwieback pk024c Sunthins Arrowroot Biscuits ruozpkg igc Farina i5-oIPkg 4C Libby's Tomato Juice 2 No-2 can 25c Ideal Orange Juice 2 No-2 27c Campbell Baby Soups 10Ja dSCO Evaporated Milk 6 can 6c enterprises feature ai fresco settings, and the majority stress, entertainment for all ages.

Bat especially thrilling to the ynjrstrr Is the Devon Day at Woodside Park, planned by the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair group, for this coming Saturday. It's fun for one and all and course the proceeds are for the msnal Devon beneficiary, Bryn Mawr Hospital. In case you havent heard particular, in addition to all the amusements which the Park features, the picnic grove is to be available for luncheon and Mrs. Samuel Chew reports the prospect of a crowded session once the your.jt visitors line up to claim their picnic reservations. After all it's fun to dine out of doors and this will mean a pleasant respite from the hilarity of roller coasters, carousels and other strenuous entertainment.

Among those arriving with hamper, baskets and thermos flasks the day of the Fete, will be Mrs. Arthur E. New bold. 3d, with her children; Mr. and Mrs.

J. Aubrey Fleitas, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund K. Twining.

Mr. and Mrs. George 1 Justice, Mr. and Mrs. David E.

Williams. 3d, Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Schoettle, Mr, and Mrs.

E. Howard York, 3d, Mr. and Mrs. George I. Macleod, and Air.

and Mrs. Edward B. Myers, Jr. Mrs. C.

Egerton Warburton is taking this opportunity of cele- LAUNDRY J-0AY DELIVERY COMPARE WOUtB YOU WASH AND IRON SMI ITS FOR SiViN CiNTSr SEND AS MANY tAROf hat encts AS YOU uks AT NO EXTRA CHARGE SHIRTS IRONED 10c (X. COVERING ENTIRE CITY PEEI1LESS HOWARD OXFORD STS. PHONE NE 4.4000 FATHERS, AUHTS, UHCLES, RELATIVES, FRIENDS, DOCTORS Help us by mailing this coupon promptly FARMOALE EVAPORATED MILK 3 NEW LOW PRICES GBISCO or SPRY Sensational S1LVERPLATE Offer! ffad Scad Toasted FULLY GUARANTEED Famous 24 PIECES KXXWX (III 11 6 KNIVES wiM. STAINlfSS STitL lUkOES 6 FCRKS. 6 TEASPOONS 6 SOUP SPOONS W.ll plol.d with put.

tilvor Iho lin.n nlckol Kellogg's Corn Flakes g0dfaS Wheat Puffs Glenwood Grapefruit Juice Sunrise Tomato Juice Fancy Sliced Pineapple Freestone Peaches Heavy Syru' Halves Unpeeled Apricots At thlt situational low priea $10.00 IN PURCHASES eTyp i1 Groceries. Meats and Produca 3AE Groceries. Meats and Produca ASK fOK SILVtHATt 2 oz pk0, 5c 46 ox can 23 can 21c No. 2 can 2Qc oi can ljc No. 2i can 25c SYLVAN SEAL EXTRA Prices effective in our brating the seventh birthday anniversary of her daughter, Mary Brown Warburton, with -an ice cream and cake party at Woodside.

Arriving from Princeton with a station wagon filled with children will be Mrs. Henry H. Patton, the former Evelyn Denison. Excitement touched fever heat yesterday when news spread that Virginia Dorothy Browne, the Frank Atwood Brownes' attractive daughter, waa to appear by Invitation on the Textron Television Show, with Grace and Paul Hart-man, on Sunday evening, the 15th, over NBC. Yesterday Mrs.

Stephen LeBou-tilller and Mrs. Witney C. Wright, co-chairmen of the Devon Motorcade, presided at a meeting of their co-workers, held at the Merlon Cricket Club, and today Mrs. Henry N. Woolman, with her tea house group, will meet at the same club for their final meeting.

Mrs. Edward D. At-lee has scheduled a meeting, followed by tea, for the tobacco booth committee, to be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Albert H. Fey, in Wynnewood.

Another interesting event in today's listing is the plant sale to be held at "Todmorden Farm," Mrs. Arthur Hoyt Scott's place in Rose Valley, from 10 o'clock this morning until 6 tonight, under the auspices of the Four Counties Garden Club. It's a grand chance for an amazing selection of perennials and rare annuals, as well as a good time to see one of the loveliest of the Rose Valley gardens. Proceeds from the event will go to the Rittenhouse Square Flower Market. Gainor Roberts heads the sponsoring group as general chairman, with Mrs.

Frank G. Thomson and Mrs. Charles S. Truitt acting as co-chairmen. Yesterday's humidity gave everyone an idea that summer wasn't too far on and one realized it too, if they heard the 20 young people just back from Sallie Blake's birthday houesparty over the week-end at the summer home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney S. Blake, at Beach Haven. We accepted in good faith their story that the lads in the crowd really enjoyed a morning dip in the briny, while the girls settled for a wading party up to their knees. Another reminder of vacation time ahead in the notice from Cape May issued by the Board of Governors of the Green Mill Club, announcing such attraetions as a barn dance, July 16; the Cottagers annual dinner and dance, July 30; the Green Mill dance, Aug.

a Nautical Dance, Aug. 20, and the Cape May "Capers," Sept. 3. as major attractions in the summer calendar. The Club, which was started expressly for teen-agers (the notices now include adults) will open July 1 and continue until Sept.

4. Meantime, in addition to bringing Continued on Page 32, Col. 3 frodue of American Horn Foods rGE PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED mm Sylvan Seal FOR BETTER LAWNS Glenside Park NORCROSS i YARDS OF CARDS REACH 'ROUND I THE WORLD 1 Ameeko's tl4od Grtttwig. Cards NORCROSS NCRCROSS HC 244 MADISON AVE. HX.

Selected JaluIa mid OsuysdablsA CALIFORNIA FRESH PEAS GRASS SEED 5 i $1.89 Quick growing nativo seed sprours in 7 to 10 days. The wedding of Miss Linda Cas-sard McKoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall McKoy, of "Bryn-Arden," Haverford, to Mr. Curtis E.

LGould, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erl cT B. Gould, of "Mill-stream Mooring," Paoli, will take place on Saturday afternoon. May 21, at 4 o'clock, in the Nevil Memorial Church of St.

George, Ard-more. Rev. Hugh C. Clark, of the Church of the Redeemer, Pittsburgh, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Stanley V.

Wilcox, rector of the church. Mrs. THomas H. McKoy, 3d, will act as matron of honor and Miss Joan Thayer will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Mary O.

Coxe and Miss Louise A. Cas-sard, cousin of the bride, of this city; Mrs. Harold S. Cross, of Alexandria, Va.t Miss Margaret Robertson, of Richmond, Mrs. John Carhart, of Locust Valley, L.

and Miss Marguerite de Lus-trac, of Paris, France. The bridegroom's niece, Miss Catherine Truitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Truitt, of Paoli, will be the flower girl.

Mr. Erl C. B. Gould, will serve as best man for his brother and the ushers will be Mr. George McC.L.

Gould and Mr. John D.B. Gould, also brothers of the bridegroom; Mr. Alfred Clay Borie and Mr. Thomas H.

McKoy, 3d. brother of the bride, all of this city; Mr. John Crosson Hays, Mr. George M. Hiener, Mr.

Frank T. Murray and Mr. Lawrence Blair, all of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Huntington Lyman, of New York. A reception at the home of the bride's parents will follow the ceremony.

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Rogers, of Overbrook. announce the birth of a daughter.

Holly Morris Rogers, on April 21. Mrs. Rogers is the former Miss Marguerite Wood MacCoy, daughter of Mrs. Logan MacCoy, of Overbrook, and the late Mr. MacCoy.

The marriage of Miss Jane Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Sharp Morris, of Berwyn, to Mr. John Gibson Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wade Stevenson, of Buffalo, N. will take place on Saturday afternoon, June 11, at 4 o'clock, in Old St. David's Church, Radnor. A reception at the home of the bride's parents will follow the ceremony. Miss Margaret A.

Hill, of Chestnut Hill, will act as matd of honor at the wedding of Miss Joanne Elsie Sheedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Edward Sheedy, of 812 Park New York, formerly of the Kenilworth, Germantown, to Midshipman Edward Mitchell Kocher, son Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce P. Kocher, of Jamestown, N. which will take place on June 5, in the Naval Academy Chapel, in Annapolis, Md. The bridesmaids will be Miss Joan Farnham, of Syracuse. N.

Miss Joan Martin, of Wilton, Miss Mary Lua Gould, of Lyons Falls. N. Mrs. Edward Curran, of Tooele, Utah, and Miss Margaret Boos and Mrs. Warren Cooper, of New York.

Mr. Henry William Egan, of Fort Worth, Texas, will serve as best man. Miss Sheedy, a graduate of Springside School, Chestnut Hill, attended Randolph-Macon College, Lynchburg, and will be graduated this month from Katharine Gibbs School, New York. Ten Broeck-Myers Mr. Richard B.

Miller, of New Canaan, will serve as best man at the marriage of Miss Gertrude Hearne Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers, of St. Davids, to Mr. James Robertson Ten Broeck.

son of Mrs. Frederick Hackett, of Montclair, N. and the late Mr. Herbert Meeks Ten Broeck, which will take place on Friday, June 17. in St.

Mary's Memorial Church, Wayne. The ushers will be Mr. Chester E. Baum, and Mr. Blackburn Hughes, of St.

Andrews School, Middle town, Mr. Peter Ten Broeck, brother of the bridegroom; Mr. Charles Twiggs Myers, brother of the bride; Henry F. Merritt, in Stoo Prut Bowl OAKLYN.N.J. WMITf HOtSi PiKI GlcnsicU Fraastoa Slices or Halves PEilCIZES No.

2Va can 23c asco FRUIT COCKTAIL Heavy Symp No. 2V: 12 TI'Slc con onfy wifh PUNCH CA0 IN OUR STOUf I quart container Homos.nir.J Vitamin Quart )Jf creTmBUTTEB lb prints Slightly Sattod. Anwica's 6rsat RICHLAND BUTTER lb prints Croafxwv frinti of Quality Save 2c a Loaf No Better Bread Value Anywhere Enriched SUPREME Ity avvry fiim, (lavot and trmthnott Assorted Rolls Vienna Bread 15c Variety Breads 16c ty, Vienno, Crocked Wh.gt or Wht, Wheat Virginia Lee Golden LOAF CAKES EACH Ssrv with ruit or tc Crtwn. At 19c you will want uncl. Ps 2.9' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm SOAP FLAKES SPIC SPAN Th Farfsct Clsantw llllij 69e i large lC loaf tS sLa MuM SpicJ "ff'.

MEWJ GBEElf tQ you a huntet? Grows vigorously in sun or shad. Fro of crab grass. HOM-DE-LITE SMI HOIVI'DE-LITE of New York; Mr. B. Jenkins Mid-dleton, of Rochester, N.

Mr. George E. Loder, of Upper Montclair, N. J. and Mr.

David Binzen, of Montclair. A reception at the home of the bride's parents will follow the ceremony. Mr. Nelson Dewey, of this city, and Mr. Charles Vansant Esler, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis H. Esler, of Haverford, will entertain at an informal party on Friday, May 6, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Esler.

Mr. and Mrs. Esler entertained at a buffet supper on Saturday evening. Their daughter. Miss L.

Aubrey Esler, with Miss Carol Lord and Miss Eileen Murphy attended the Spring Prom at the Hill School on Saturday evening. Plan Dance Party Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Buckey, of Chestnut Hill, and Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin F. Gotwals, of Mt. Airy, will give a dance at the Philadel-phip Cricket Club on Saturday, May 14, in honor of their daughters. Miss Barbara Elizabeth Buckey and Miss Kathryn.

Lee Gotwals. Mrs. Cecil Grimes, of "Meadow-brook House," Meadowbrook, will entertain at a buffet supper on Friday evening, May 6. in honor of her daughter. Miss Ariel Grimes, before the Sub-Deb Dance of the 36th Annual June Fete, which will be held at the Huntingdon Valley Country Club.

There will be thirty guests at the supper. Mr. and Mrs. Harman E. Faw-cett, of Langhorne, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Frances Charlotte Fawcett.

to Mr. L. Carlton Krout. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Linford L. Krout, of Abington. Mary French Engaged Colonel and Mrs. Martin Daniel Meyers, of Germantown, announce the engagement of Mrs. Meyers" daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth French, to Ensign Robert William Hall, of Pensacola, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Earl Hall, of this city. Miss French, who is a student at the University of Pennsylvania, is the daughter of the late Colonel Forrest James French, USA. Ensign Hall is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 2, in the Naval Air Station Chapel, Pensacola.

Dr. and.Mrs. Albert R. Hunt, of Devon, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son, Philip St. George Hunt, on April 23.

rs. Hunt is the former Miss Ann Griswold Lillard, daughter of Mrs. Carl W. Grim, of Orange, and the late Mr. William Dallas Lillard.

Emily Post This problem happens to be sent in by a high-school girl, but is that of many readers: "If you're a guest in someone's house and break a piece of their best china or glassware, is it proper to offer to pay for the item that was broken? Or, is saying that you are sorry, and having your own evening spoiled as a result, sufficient?" It is impossible ever to pay for it because the tragedy of breaking somebody's best glass or china is usually in the fact that it is irreplaceable. But if it is something modern and a duplicate can be found, you should, if possible, replace it exactly. Remember, however, in attempting to replace a broken item, something not exactly matching the set it belonged to cannot possibly take its place. This is perhaps the most distressing accident that can happen to a guest. Is it ever correct to assist food on the fork by means of a piece ot bread? Answer: Yes, use a small crust.

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