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JXE 14, 1915.
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fjUumnae of Mies Mlll'a School
Held tneir annum u,.v.i iu.,.uwuW
tb OVororooK uon uuu,
Edward Junierich Smith. Jr., will
SL, t luncheon and bridge on Fri
ge Bala. Tm House.
bT;i ilra. F- Williamson Roberts
& dinner Saturday evening of IS
At the Iiaonor num . .
Roberts also entertained lnXor-
fe dinner laat Saturday night nt Uio
lW MUllccnt Grlaeotn. of Mont-
Tnue, gave a ie yesicraay
goon, ir'" "
Lid Mrs, John Ilrd and Miss
JValrd of 247 South 17th street, havo
fij their country home at Itydnl.
? Eleanor I. Town, of Short Mills,
Lis the euest or ccr sister, airs.
r Buehler,
of S12 Cast Johnson
; otrmantown.
I John Handy Wall, of 2333 South
cTHlrtet, has returned to iicr homo
New i"i """ - - .
r friends. Mrs. Hall beforo her
JBfUgs a year ago waa Mies Koba
J3m.
Mlonff the Main Line
fttnMORE.-Mrs. Charles Longstroth,
, rjelvlej? Apartments, has returned
26 Atlantic City, whero sho has been
ting several weeks.
W and Mrs. H. Norman Thorn, of 123
f!rtood avenue, left today for Vent-
If 3-i whero they havo taken a cot
gl'for the summer.
KvERFORD.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
:i!,i. r.ivlcr. of Cdgewood, and their
Sinters. Miss Mary DeWltt Cuyler and
m Frances L. DoWltt Cuyler, havo
V?.. rj.nox for a few weeks, whero
Krsrt staying at the Curtis Hotel.
IK, na Mrs. Frank Granger Iienncdy,
I if PWUdelphla, will spend the summer
it 111 Havenora touri.
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'Sr and Mrs. Clarcnco C. "Walbridge,
"feat scmlnolo avenue, upon roturnlng
a'thelr tour of California, will spend
aalnlnc summer In Jamestown,
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pj. Carrlngton C. Tutwller, of Chest
m'iTertue'. Is at present entertaining
Caroline Colman, of Richmond, Va.
Wr.ind Mrs. Henry H. Doan, of Car-
":.' ... m mt Anfn.fntnlnr. am fiineta
ir. tad Mrs. "Henry ulobardson and son,
it. John Richardson, of San Francisco.
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John F. McCloskey, of German-
iwa'venue and Bethlehem pike, waa
jd a banquet the other evening by
ISr'ilo'J! friends at the Old Point Inn.
Mtt McCloskey Is ono or tlio Phiia
Bjnia physicians who recently havo
jpscteered their srvlcea In Franco dur
llihe present war.
'a.
IVri. E. Harri6on Taylor is spending a
B(!c in Warrenton. Va., before going to
Mttr Harbor, Me., for the summer.
t the wedding of Miss Josephine Wal-
3 Neall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
rriik L. Neall. of Mermaid lane, and Mr.
lteil Ingersoll Phillips, Jr., on Monday.
lit 21, Mrs. Thomas S. Downing, of
fUabursh, will attend Miss Neal as
ufrea of honor. Her sister. Miss Ade
lilti KealL will be maid of honor. Mr.
FMBir will havo as best man Dr. Gray
HsjP. McCouch. The ceremony, which
a," a quiei one, win lano place ai
HBft -t 12:2fl o'rlnrtf. A small ronAntlnn
jb' follow Immediately for a few intl
Hf friends.
t Gerinantown
M. and Mrs. J. J. Boyle, of 1030 East
CMtea avenue, aro receiving congratu
Elons on the birth of a daughter.
i
T. Hid Mr. "n&VaH A. .lnatr nt 'Pftf
C&tlttn AVni1M Vinira rAtnrnarl fmm n
jSt to State College, Pa., whero they
trended the graduating exercises In
Pica their Bon. Mr. Harry C. Jester,
participant.
1 Louise Tilce. of 238 WeBt Cheltsn
!?". Is entertaining Miss Waldo, of
'7a, tor several days.
fiS Eleanor Flood, nt WnvrTn avenue.
t&Ufta thft nmraannArMB.. ..,i.l... ff P
& Bennett's School, Mlllbrook, N. Y.
T. lnl fo imit... r. iir..jAM .
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SS trip through California.
gfi and Mrs, Lannlng Harvey, of
ywa-Barre, Pa., arrived last week to
ttte iuokvs of Mrs. Harvey's parents.
ifeana Mrs. Arthur Burgess, of 6J03
Spantown avenue. Mrs. Joseph D.
tflaS0n. SnnthA niiffhta.- In flln n
t of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess.
A. Thomson, of Ti West Johnson
has left tnv Ctnmitn mtf in M.
all auramer.
and Mrs. Alfred W Harnett, at
uerton StrAt hava 1-f nt- AtTfinlln
i where they will remain for tho sura-
l Mary Brown, of 1J8 Morton street,
(VlTned frnm n wa.Vr aHv In At.
i City, " '
Howard Cupltt. of Greene and
jreets. nas returned from a short
"ay Mead. N, J.
l,",J, Mrs. Charles H. Gummey, of
"ecallum street, havo left for Bay
" J.. Whern tti.v will iiuntl th
Bf. '
;rat Blood, of 637 Greene street,
""S tn9 summer In Ocean City,
LJartck g. Hovey. of Queen Lane
"m navo as her gut for the
-r motnw, Mrs. A. K Syester
0rtrude Fetterroan, of 7T Ger-
"" ue, will return to her home
Or SO from Tarrvtnun.An.thp.-
where aha has bi vUltlnsr
Along the Reading
W. William C. YerkM. at
to avenu. gave a dalUMful
f their second wadding anaivw-
Kwith SadrM and htr son, M-
Sdrt at Cedar MtMt ar
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week for a visit of ..'lkIm,own- ,eft
suests of (Mr n ' er?J WS.eks tha
Brookllne, Mm. g" V', End.rC8' at
Endres by W Bo.,1 nJn h,onor ot Mrs
visit. oston ,rinla during her
&" t.nulSt 7" ,W an1
have closed th.u l treet' Jenklntown,
oSSSn? tt.J!!,U,,,.7 resl" i
N t u !. th,lr cottage at Chelsea.
months hrft thCjr W1U the summer
Ma,horandav- ' ?..
Mather avenu ienklnto'l' ,
week for Atlantic CI
remain for a month.
". IOF Atlantic City. xvW h. ",-,
&S""fe
rt r ,r;"d iff?" ale and a
E5SL0' " motored to Prn L
"..u mcy attended the Yale-Princeton
Bamo, returning to Ited Bank "that even?
West Philadelphia
cl'Si-.. !"?"? mentis, have
will apend tho sum a? AamLc'.ty
thSyilcaheVr?ownCLr
SSga-
Miss Clara Amy Wants closed her town
house, 4103 Spruce street. last week and
Owcrov v hr BUmmer home at
Ocgo, N. on th0 Susquehanna Hlver
to remain, until the Into autumn vvlien
sho will journey to CallfornT to vlsl"
tho expositions. Miss Wllllts will cnter-
othoTmcr hUS Par"CS &&
.Tii0, ov- and Mr3- William G. "VVclss
ol Bd atreot and Woodland avenue, spen
Hnlr VJ'TPaAt la3t W0Ck " Mont-
?l- ' !.' J? Frlday thel' entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Deglcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnm.a r TTN.t .-A
iLmC vSt.r,0et', 5ro. 'sPn'l'nff thre'o
weeks in National Park, Jf. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Levinc. of 3SI7
Poplar street, will entertnln ns their
Buefcts for a month Miss Rno Stern, of
Wllllamsport, and Miss Anna Katowsky.
of Patton.
Mr. and Mrs. William nom-ino- nt im
Spruce street, accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Knthcrlna Decrlng, will
,cj.vt- uu luLcuiiy, jiuie lo, ror -npo May,
N. J., where they will open their cottage
iui utu aummer.
Girard Estate
Mr. nnd Mrs. James R. Green, with
their son. Dr James Lawrence Green.
who havo been the guests of Mr. and
Sirs. H. Stanley Holloway, 2503 South 18th
street for the past few dajs have re
turned to their homo, in Torrington,
Conn. Sir. nnd Mrs. Green came to tho
city, to attend tho graduation exercises
of Medico-Chi when their son received
his degree. Soveral delightful dinner
parties were given In their honor by Mr.
and Mrs. Hollowny last week. Mra.
Flnley Morrow, of 2113 South Woodstock
street, accompanied Mr nnd Mrs. Green
to their home In Torrington, wiere she
will remain during the summer months.
South Philadelphia
The marriage ofMlss Emily A. Deven
ny, daughterxrt Mr. and Mrs. John J,
Devenny, of 1811 South Broad street, to
Dr. Vincent J. Fenerty, of 2217 East Cum
berland street, will tako place on June 23,
The last meeting of the season of a
most enjoyable card club was held Wed
nesday afternoon, when the members
motored out to Three Tuns for dinner,
and played cards afterward. The party
Included MIbs Emily Devenny, Miss Eliz
abeth Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly, Mlsa
Marie Ryan, Miss Marguerite Ryan, Miss
Helen Ryan, Miss Helen Rea, Miss Hes
ter Rawley, Miss Dorothea Miller, Miss
Alice Thornton, Miss Janctte Shea, Miss
Marie Shea, Mrs. Daniel Kennedy, Mrs.
Justine Duvall and Miss Anna Ban.
Miss Julia Blumsteln, of 617 Balnbridge
street. Is spending three weeks with
friends at Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Ford, 1317 South 32d street,
entertained the members of the Five
Hundred Club, at her ne on Wednes
day HOTEL ARRIVALS
OKEBN'S-W. P. Klin. Altooru. Pa; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Lasdarly, Homestead, Pa.,
J. . Siupherd, Ptttiburgb, pa
CONTINENTAL. CharlM y, Walton. Rmllnc.
Pa.. Joan II. iM; Boyer Raaitlnsr, Pa.; Har
old F Snarldan. Cleveland. Ohio.
DOONER'fl. ChorlM M. Bathunaycr, Stliars-
vllle. Fa., I J Bannaia, Lewlaburg, Pa.,
F. Owvar, Syraeuaa. N. Y.
NWn' GINOKAU John II. Qjlan. Oranite,
N. J,; Edward H. Qrfn, Satton, Pa,
HANOVBB. W, . Wlka, Altoona. Pa.) Mr.
and Mri. A. Banaoa, ItMdlns Pa.; II, C
Moore Pitman, N. J.
WINDSOR Letlta J. Roate, Lanaterd, Pa.,
O V, WootUMJ, Laural, Del.
VBNDIO W. K. Smith, Dayton, 0.i S. Major
Nowburgn. CUloiiuiail, Ohloj O. Adans, Boa
ten, Man.
ADBLPJIIA H II Cravar. Plttabursh. Pa.,
awinl HuogartonJ. Now York; air. and
Mrs. MoOult. S-minieafc. Pa.
BT. JAMK8 Mr. and Mra W. R Ojarholt.
PHUsvVsn. Pa-i Mr. aad Mra. G. A. Houw,
AlUMW, P.
WAIT&W -r asd Mra, T. K. Wllllama,
ggrtM Ctr Pa-i S- w. Klfr. Pltuourgh.
RTBKTOK. Mr. and Mm. Kama, Pittaburcb,
PaT, Mr! aad MM. J. Rablaa, frllkM-Barr;
cotoHXA'DX.-. M. Kiag. Ubtoatown, Pa ;
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HITZ-C-HLTOK Mr and Mra C. HaafcoU.
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MRS. MARY HALLOCK GREENEWALT
Well known in social nnd musical circles of this city. Photograph
by Mathildo Weil.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Eugcno M. Stern, of 2103
Spring Garden street, with their family,
aro occupying their country home In Mel
rose. St. Luke's episcopal Church, of B and
Huntingdon Btreets, held a supper Satur
day from 430 until 7 o'clock at Hunting
Park Mrs. John Seargent. Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. William Itow
bottom havo charge of tho tables
Miss Helen Elslo McIClnley, whose mar
riage to Mr. Barton G. Levin will tako
place on Tuesday, entertained at lunch
con Saturday at her home. 161D Green
street. Her guests woro Mli Alison
Levin. Miss Florcnco Levin, Miss May
Johnston, Miss Doris Howes, Miss Rob
erta Stover, Miss Helen Fry, Miss Marian
Irwin and Mies Hannah Helsteln Satur
day evening a dlnner-danco will bo glvon
by tho parents of tho prospective brldo
groom at tholr homo in Merlon, nnd on
Monday evening Mr and Mrs. McIClnley
will entertain the bridesmaids and ushers
Informally at supper following tho wed
ding rehearsal.
Miss Bllnerva S Susnor, of 2101 North
9th street, gave a dinner last week In
honor of Miss Minerva Levin's return
from New York. Among those present
were Miss Minerva Lovin, Miss Susan Le
Vnln, Miss Jcnnlo Sontag. Miss Cella
Schwamerfeld, Miss Cccolla M. Platt,
Miss Minerva S Susncr. Mr. Nathan Son
tag. Mr. William Fields. Mr. William Ra
boff. Mr. Samuel Klein, Mr Morris Son
tag and Mr. Benjamin Bergcr.
Mr. Jerome Bennett entertained the
Stags, Jr., a club of which he Is a mem
ber, at his home, 201S North 17th street.
Saturday night.
Dr. nnd Mrs. II. D. Johnson, of Cen
tral avenue, havo returned from a very
enjoyable trip to Atlanta, Ga., and other
points South.
Mr. A. Jackson Smith nnd family, of
West avenue. Jcnklntown, will leavo the
middle of June for Ocean Grove, N. J.,
where they have taken n cottage for
tho summer.
Mr Henry D. New bold and his daugh
ter, Mrs. Howard Cramp, havo gono to
Atlantic City for a short stay.
Frankford
Jlr. Norman T. Castor, of Northwood,
Ii enjoying a month's stay In Ashevllle,
N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Holmes have
opened tholr home at 1821 Paclilc avenue,
Atlantic City, for the summer. They
will entertain a number of week-end par
ties this month and July.
Miss Mildred Stout, of Holmesburg,
has had as her guest for a few days
Miss Dorothy Marring, of Jenklntown.
Miss Ella Patterson, ot Holmesburg,
has as her guest over the week-end Miss
Lydla Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Coons, Jr., of
Hnrrlson street, are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a son May 23. Mrs.
Coons wnB formerly Miss Pauline Hos
kins, of Germantown
Miss Grace Freeman, of Lelper street,
daughter of Mr. and 3Irs. James Free
man, has returned, after an extended trip
through the West, where she attended the
Can Francisco and San Diego Exposi
tions and nas extensively entertained by
her Western friends.
Miss Marion Powers, of 2310 Frankford
avenue, has been entertaining Miss Melba
Craucer, of Mlllbuin, Pa, and Mr and
Mrs Howard Stoudt, of Reading. Pa
MRS. MAURICE ORLOVITZ
who Wore her marriage on Tues
day was Mioa Lea Barman, of 410
Reed street. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo
Yitz are spending several weeks
in Atlantic City.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chlpman, of C51J
North 13d street, will leave on Juno 16 for
a tour through tho West to tho Pacific
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. neuter, of
est Tioga street, aro occupying their
cottage at Wlldwood, N. J.
Miss Ellraboth Clark, nt TtmnH nnil
Clearfield streets, will spend the summer
nt hor country homo In Fort Washing
ton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards Welt
zel. of J52S North 21st street, will leave
shortly to pass tho summer months at
Sccano, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Jncob B. Staub, Jr., have
Issued Imitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Staub, to Mr. Robert J. Love, on Wed
nesday ovening, Juno 16, at their home.
4155 Germantown nvenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas F. Armstrong
nnd their family, of North 23d street,
have gone to Ocean City, where thrv will
occupy their cottage until Into In tho
autumn.
Miss Edna Gaw- and Miss Elslo Krouse,
of West Allegheny avenue, will spend thu
week-end at tho Runcocas Club, :n
Beverly, N. J.
Miss Mabel Llnd and Miss Laura Llnd,
ot 1723 West Tioga street, nio spending
some time In Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. Carl Melxner, of Louisville, Ky., Is
tho guest of Mrs Charles Melxner, of
3351 North 19th street.
Roxborough
Tho annual commencement exercises of
tho St. John the Baptist High School, on
Rector street above Cresson, Manayunk,
took placo Saturday nftornoon Tho ex
ercises were held in the parish hall at
3 o'clock. Twenty-flvo young Indies re
ceived their diplomas Tho trial scena
from "The Merchnnt of Venice" was pro
duced, with Miss Maria E. Cunnle, aa
Portia; Miss Mary R. Lcahman, as Shy
lock, and Miss Bertha N. Mare as An
tonio Tho Rev. Eugeno Murphy opened
the exercises with prajer. The address
to the graduates was delivered by tha
Rev. James II. Gavin, of St. Mary's
Church, Phocnlxville. Medals and diplo
mas were presented by tho Rev. Eugene
Murphy. Miss Maria E. Cunnle delivered
tho valedictory address.
Tho members of tho class Included Miss
Catherine Callahan, Miss Marie Flana
gan, Miss Catherine Hlgglns. Miss Doro
thy Lottus, Miss Anna McIIhenny, MIsb
Mary O'Harn, Miss Ireno Casstdy, Miss
Maria Cunnle, Miss Bertha Hare, Miss
,Edlth Chldester, Miss Mary Grlffln. Miss
Mary Leahman, Mls3 Mary Mclntyre,
Miss Matilda McHugh, Miss Mary Tyrell,
.Miss Helen Burgess, Miss May Gannon,
MlSa UCTllUUO mucilt Ai,oa ..etc,, A.Q-
lckle, Miss Antoinette Lecher, Miss
Cecelia Norton, Miss Annette Mcllvalne,
Miss Alice McNlchoi, Miss Frances Scan
Ion and Miss Teresa Winchester.
Manayunk Lodge, No. 31, I. O O. F.
conducted services at the Odd Fellows'
Homo, 17th and Tioga streets, yesterday.
A malo quartet, composed of the Rev.
Isaac Ward, Mr. George Anman, Mr E
Joseph Smith and Mr. Leon Blrkmlre,
gave vocal selections. Tho Rev. Isaao
Ward delivered tho address.
On Friday a rose festival will be held
by the juniors of the Manayunk Baptist
Church.
Saturday eenlng, In America Hall, a
play written by Mrs. Marion Whalley
Cole. "Suffragists as Men See Them."
was given for the benefit ot the Y. W.
C. A.
Lansdowne
Mrs Thomas Love, of 55 East Green
wood avenue, has returned to her home
from a two-week stay in Atlantic City,
N. J
Mrs. John Holston and son, Mr. Ed
ward Holston, of Ontario, Can . are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley New
kirk, of Shadeland avenue, for an In
definite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Thrasher, of
45 West Essex avenue, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son.
Miss Lillian Leonard, of North High
land avenue, has aa her gueat MlH Bes
sie Hoppersett, of West Philadelphia.
Mlsa Marjorle Magens. of 17 West La
crosce avenue, is visiting friends In Raw
ley, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Dunbar, of West
PlumaMad avenue, have Jutt returned
from a visit to Boston.
Nettcea for the Soaletr pas wU1 be
acwpteJ and pristed la the Erenlni
Ledier. but aU stub nolleae rnuat be
written on one aide ot tbe paper, muat
be atfnad la full, with full addreas, and
wbM poMlbla talepheoa number muat be
KifM.
Sftut all aah osmronnlaaittooa to
"Soaietr IWior," STefU-r Ledrer, es
Cbaatout atrt,
VstaM ibe iMiutremeota are carried
Mt ae Ibit taleaUa may be peaalMe,
ibe Boetaas will -at be published .
BHiiiiiiJ
MISS BESSIE G. TIIURTZ
Who is tho youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thurta, of
6831 Magnolia avenue, Gorman
town. Mr. and Mrs. Thurtz an
nounced the engagement of Miss
Thurtz to Mr. Samuel S. Scarpel
last week.
Northeast Philadelphia
l AWeuU-S an8d 3
iwV,lM? FoIz havo moved from
avenue? nVCnU to FrilnWor1
strt imtph St01?' ot 827 Nrt'' h
VrrmnnT ' 0Ccupy her agc. 207 South
Vermont avenue, Atlantic City, with
Mrs. Levis, of St. Louis, aa her guest.
,,!,' S" A- Lowensteln. of 1533
NMhnn ' iM,rCCl' 1,aa aa hor B"Mt M
Nathan Lolcman, of Savannah, Ga.
Delaware County
Tho graduation exercises at tho Penn
sylvania Military College nro announced
to bo as follows: Yesterday, baccalau
reate sermon to cadets nt St. Paul's
Protestant Eolsconnl rhuh. . ......
A1,".?"1.1 R,ay: Wednesday. Commencement
Day at tho college buildings.
Invitations havo been issued for tho
commencement cxcrclsos to bo held by
mcIers of. th0 Walllngford High
bchool this evening, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown havo re
turned from a visit to tho expositions in
California. Mrs. Brown Is a popular
hostess In Media. '
Mr. Frank Coppock, of Ridley Park,
will leavo this week for a protracted tour
of tho Wost. which will Includo a stay
at tho expositions.
Rev. nnd Mrs D. F. McFaul, of Hockes
sln, Del., havo Issued cards announcing
tho engagement of their daughtor, Miss
Grace Cecelia McFaul. to Mr. Joseph J
Dougherty, of Sharon Hill.
Mm. Wlllinm Russell will entertain
Mrs Thomas Schneider, of New York,
at her homo in Media.
Mrs. John Martin Broomnll, of Media,
has opened her summer residence, Dclco-on-Masanaqua,
at Herbcrtsvlllo, N. J.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. Wano Kraft, of West Callings
wood, was graduated from Eplncopnl
Academy last week. Mr. Bennett Gilbert,
of Haddontleld, was graduated from the
Hacrtord School, nnd Mr Malcolm
Welkel, of Maple avenue, Merchantvllle,
will bo graduated from Havcrford Col
lege today.
Mr C. H. Laird, Jr. and famllv, of
Merchantvllle. have rented their home
for the summer and will occupy a cottage
nt Ocean City.
Miss Laura Poole and her son, William
Poole, nnd her sister, Miss Ida Frlcke,
formerly of Camden, but now in their
cottage at Pitman, exp-ct to leave on
tho 22d for k trip to California.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.
Thompson, of Woodbury, nave been visit
ing Mr. Thompson's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. nnd Mrs Edwin Thompson,
at their residence on Prince street, Bor
dentown. N J
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The temperature
surrounc
Hot Springs
VIRGINIA
, The Homestead
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
The Bath Establishment has fa
cilities for everv form of treatment
found at the famous spas in Eu
rope. Natural heated water at
104. Spout baths for rheuma
tism and gout.
Golf. Tennis Courts. Liyery. etc
H'rlU te but terucmeflf hr Utatkm
ON THURSDAY evening. Juno 10. at
. 7 o'clock, Anna, only daughter of
Hamilton Henry Gilkyaon and Nellie
Trego Gllkyson, ot Phoenlxvllle, and Mr
Halph J. Baker, Esq., son of Dr. Bugeno
'Baker, principal of the OlrU' Normal
School, of the city ot Philadelphia, were
married by the Friends' ceremony at tho
friends' Meeting House, 15th and flaee
streets. Philadelphia. Tho overseers were
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Ltpplncott and
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay White. The mar
riage certificate was read by Dr. D. Eu
gene Baker, father of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Hamilton If. Gllkyson, Jr., of
Phoenlxvllle, was the matron of honor.
and tha bridesmaids wero Miss Elisabeth
Keler, of Morton, Pa.; Miss Elisabeth
Thompson, of Mont Clare, Pa,, and Miss
Elisabeth Bennett, of Pittsburgh.
The best man waa Mr. T. Walter Gll
kyson, and the ushers were Mr. Arthur
Eastburn, of Doylestownl Mr. Eugene
Baker, Jr., of Lansdowne; Mr. Philip M.
Hicks, of Avondale, and Mr. Hamilton
II. Gllkyson, Jr., of PhoenlrvlUe.
A wedding reception was held Imme
diately after the ceremony at the Belle-vue-Stratford.
The bridegroom Is a graduate of Bwarth
more College and of the law department
of the University of Pennsylvania, and
since his graduation has been an Instruc
tor In the law department of the "Uni
versity. He Is connected with the law
firm of ex-Attorney General Frederlo W.
Flelta In Harrlsburg, whose offices are
largely Interested In rallrond and cor
poration work.
On their return from their wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Baker will resldo at 2011
North 2d street, Harrlsburg, where they
will be at homo to their friends after the
1st of September.
Among thoso who attended the cere
mony and the reception were:
Dr. and Sirs. Eugene Baker, Miss
Marlon Baker, Miss Edna Baker, Miss
Dorothy Longcope. Mr. and Sirs. Harold
Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Ltppln
cott nnd Miss Elslo Crier, of Lansdowne.
Ex-Attorney General Frederic W. Flelts,
of Scrnnton, Po.
Mrs. Caroline G. Murflt and Mr. Wal
laco G. Murflt, of Fort Washington; Mrs.
Charles W. Bmlth, of Denver, Col.
Mr. and Sirs. John J. Gheen, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Holding. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam P. Shnrpless, ot West Chester.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rulon, Mr, nnd
Sirs. Charles H. Cox, Miss Mary Cox. Mr.
Gerry Cox, Colonel and Mrs. IT. 8, Will
iams, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Whltaker,
Mr. Samuel A. Whltaker, Mrs. James
Wells Pennypacker, MIbs Esther Leggett,
Miss Gertrude Pennypacker, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred P. Scull, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Reoves, Mr. John M. Reeves, Dr. and
Mrs. F. D. Emock, Mr. Beresford Eraack,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Miller, Mr. nnd
Mrs. William H. Oullck, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Samuel J. Reeves, Miss Martha Penny
packer, Miss Amelia Green, Miss Helen
MacCallum, of Phoenlxvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Newlln Fell, Mlsa R.
Emma Trego, Jlr. and Mrs. Paul Frco
man, Mr. Do iglass Storey, Prof, and Mrs.
Earl Barnes, Miss Mary Barnes, Miss
Elizabeth Loyd, Sir. Livingston Smith,
Dr. J. Milton Griscom, Sir. and Mrs. Gar
rett Brownback. Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Schrader, Miss Anna Hughes, Sir. Edward
Fell, Miss Abigail Jackson, Mr. Amos J.
Pcaslee, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Trego, of
Bryn Athyh. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Keller, Miss
Elizabeth Keller, Mr. J. Walter Keller,
of Morton, Pa.
Sir. and Sirs. Alison Baker, of Gapv Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Greenfield, of Cochran
vllie, Pa.
Sir. and Sirs. AVilllam D. Swisher, of
Atgien; Jir. anu airs. Kichard D. Bar
clay and Miss Mary Llpplncott. River-
ton. f. j.; sir. and Mrs. J. Whltaker
Thompson, Sir. and Sirs. Herman Ober
holtzer. Miss Blartha Thompson. Mrs.
Samuel Hunter, Sir. Charles F. Hunter,
SIIss Gertrude Oberholtzer, SIIss Angellno
Oberholtzer, Sir. Charles Oberholtzer,
Slont Clare.
Sir. and Mrs. J, Everton Ramsey, Sir.
and Sirs. Frank II. Grlffen. Mr. and Sirs.
Edward M. Basset t, Swarthmore: Mr. and
Sirs. Spencer Lawrence Coxe, Sir. Hugh
B. Eastburn. Bristol. Dr. and Sirs.
Spencer Lee Trotter, Cheyney. Pa.: Mrs.
Slorltz G. Llppert, Mr. and Sirs. Arthur
Hoopes, CoatesvlIIe, Pa.; Sir, Charles
Slllton WIster. Mrs. W. E. WJster. SIIss
Rebecca W. WIster, Ardmore; Mr. and
Sirs. Walter Palmer. Mr. T. J. Snroul.
Chester, Pa.
Judge Henry C. Conrad. Georgetown,
Del., Mr. George Wanger, Norrlstown:
Sir. and Sirs. Howard Cooper Johnson,
Chestnut Hill. Pa.; Sir. Paul W. Schaef
fer, Reading; Sir. and Sirs. Charles L.
Sillier, Lancaster; Sir. and Sirs. John T.
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Offering AD the Facilities of the Famous European Spas
during the heated months because of
iding mountains is lower than any other region in the bast
White Sulphur Springs
WEST VA.
The Greenbrier
OPEN ALL THE YEAR European Plan
The White
Opcai Jtif lit far tiie Samoer Ataericaa ftaa
The Bath House contains every
known appliance for successfully
supplying treatments prescribed by'
the leading European spas.
Golt, Tennli Courts, Lt7 tc
Writt It Uttl fnaftatcmeM fir laoibbt
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
THE RHINE, THE ALPS ANQ THE BATTLEFIELD LINE
Direct Line to America's Great Thermal Region
THROUGH ?ULLMAN SERVICE
McTntyre, Parkesburff. Miss Leila, Vfel
lamson. Pottstown, Pa.
BAILEY-FiNNEaAX.
A quiet wedding took placs on Wednes
day, June 9. when MM nam lsuim
Flnnegan, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Abram Finnegan. became the 1tlae of
Mr. Raymond II Bailey. The ceremony
took placo at 4 o'clock In the Church ot
?,?A,L ot v'ctory. the Iter. P. U.
AInl,n.. b,r Ur, 'ttM' Mtt- J"
Alphonsuo Lyon, Jr., as matron 61 'nonof,
wore a traveling suit of dark blue gabet.
dine, and a hat of white straw. 8h Mh
vnti. ?. "we bouquei of lilies of the-
I '"'nri1 nnnegart. of West Chester.
After the ceremony Mr nnd Mrs. Bailey
rturfJm,r VM1. sjid on their
return will reside In West Philadelphia.
nfAM?.C!Jloenl.enl-' mal8 ot to marriage
of Miss Jennie Leowenheart, daughter of
Mr. and Sirs, Leon Leowenheart, of M7
uermantown avenue, and Mr riu
Hcnneeberg. of Camden, ort Sunday, Jons
Newman. J10I North Broad street, the
Rev. Marvin Nathan officiating. Tha
bride was nttended by Miss Laura Behnw
oerg, sister of the bridegroom, as maid
of honor, and her sister. Miss May
Leowenneart aa bridesmaid. The best
,ln 15 a brolher 'ho bridegroom,
J0m,Btn:m Bchnberg. a recepUoi
followed the ceremony, after which the
young couple left on their wedding trip
to Niagara Falls and Canada, and on ,
nriLlr1 w,,n bB ftl hom Ja
Broadway, Camden.
Wilmington
Miss Vivian Humphrey, of Boston.
Mass.. Is the guest this week of Mr. and
Sirs Robert W. .Morrow until tomorrow,
when she will leave for her home, stop
S.S fl.."!? wajr ,or commencement week
at Smith College, from which she gradu
ated last year.
Tho marriage of Miss Mildred Evetard
Kirk and Mr. Albert Rae Du Bell will
be solemnized next Thursday evening In.
the Second Baptist Church The Rev.
Thomas P. Hollowny will officiate. Her
maid of honor will bo Miss Marguerlts
Johnson and the bridesmaids win be
Whi".. , Xjana MUa Ktherin
White This evening Sir. Du Bell win
entertain his attendants at the Hotel
du Pont. Sir. Du Bell's best marl will be
Mr. Howard C. CoIllnB and Mr, Slerwyn
a Scott Mr. S. Lorraine Footer, M?
Frank A. McHugh and Mr. Robert C.
Collins will be ushers.
"WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT ?"
aJJSlfi1 tfjiSer?11"1- Bw,ety' 13W UaM
ti!"K'.,mnih s,reet Improvment Assoda.
tion. tJlrard aienuo and ooth atreat. S o'clock,
f ree.
tJnleriltr of Ptnnarlvanla. trustcea, TJntvar
atty Llbrarr: 8 o'clock.
Philadelphia Cnapttr. Amarioatt Inatttuta of
Archltecta. ISO! Cbancallor att. 8 o'clock.
Oak Lane Improvement Association. Cbaltia
ana Parle avenuea; 8 o'clock. ITm.
municipal uaaa. uaaeraon ucmara; s o'cloclc
PhlladelphU
o'clock.
Bend,
.tlj I1)
Plata; 8
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODAY
WOMAN BUFFRAQB PARTT
5p.ni T01 Copunlttea meets at :723 Chest
nut mreet. DUtrlct Kadara make reports on
work1 in their varloua districts. Mra. Otora
Plcraol, iPrcaldea ' """
. 5. p" .m.T9.nv".lr' ,l3r 'or h h iecla
lutlve Dlatrlct at tbe home or Dr. Alice Nor
ton. Ml South 18th atreet. T
N lO p. ro Open-air meetlnr at 33d and
Cumberland atreete Speakera, Ulaa EatU
Jtuaael and Sitae May Maeken. aaij
EC1UAL FRANCHISE SOCIETT.
Noon ll!i Bertha Sapovila apeaka to em
ployci ot the PhlladelptUa Rapid Tranalt Com.
pan? at the car ahopa, 40th street and Wood
land avenue
Noon Mlaa Anna McCua aDealca n ,misl..
at Cramp'a ahlpyarda.
7 p. m. Mlaa Bertha Sapovlts addreasea tha
American Drench ot Drcaireakera Union. 1114
rch street
8 p. ni. Open-air meetlns at 60th and Cheat
nut itreeta. Breaker. Mlaa Ilertha Bapovlti.
bJSO p. m. Open-air meetlns at Kenalarten
avejue and Cumberland atrcet. Speaker. Mlaa
Anna McCue.
NKVV CENTURT QUII.D.
8 p, m. 8urtraj -action holdt meetlnr at
ltOI Loruat atraeu Miss Mary Insham, of tha
Equal Franchlae Society-, deltvara addrsai oa
IElilatlon
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