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F0 STADESTEELE
PWTURESQIJEEVEmoNLom ISLAND
Fashionable Set of This City Will Attend WeMton nt
Entertainments.
A number of persons from this city
will go over tomorrow to attend the wed
fline of Miss Kathryne Nevctt Steele,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Steele,
til Mr Francis SKIildy von Htade, Which
will take place at 12 o'clock at the
Church of the Advent, Weatbury, L. I.,
and for tlio reception which will follow
t Sunrldgo Hall. Mr. von Btade, who Is
widely known na a polo player, has only
recently recovered from Injuries received
whlld playing In a match at Coronudo
Bench, Cn.1. The prospective bride's sister
la Mrs. Devereux Mllburn, formerly Mlsa
Nncy Steele.
Mr. von Btade has selected for his ush
rs Mr Harrison Tweed, Mr. Georsc Whit
ney, Mr. Dudley L. Plckmnn, Jr., of Bos
ton! Mr, Frauds It. Apleton, Jr., Mr. F.
Ambrose Clark, Mr. Edward II. Carle, Mr
rtene M. La Montngne. Mr. Devereux
JUlburn, Mr, Jnmes Watson Webb, Mr.
James J Mgglnson, Mr. Hamilton Had
den nnd Mr, Charles Cary Rumsey.
Mr. von Stado and Miss Steele obtained
their marrlago license yesterday In Flushing-
r Mft Mro. .Tnflpnh T.eldv will civi a
small dance tonight nt their home In
is .-,.... In t.n,m rt fl,lr dmiirhtn, Mint
K Cornelia Loldy. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Brtnton coxe -will give a uinncr ociorc
the dance,
Mr nnd Mrs. Charles A. Potter, of the
f AnglcCOl, UUCHlllui mil, " in eiuenuin ill
.it-. ... An CSafitrflnv flVonlnp. nrlnr. tn 11m
E Itllllivi ui, j.. . . rt .-. " ...
dance to be given at the Philadelphia
n.llnf rtuh nt St Martin's Their iruestn
Vt ... . f a. J ta... I iUl.a T. Plilliul.
Will Oe Air llliu iuis. iiuuui xj. vituii:ii,
Mr. and Mra. George Blight Robinson
artel Judgo and Mrs. Chnrlos Y. Auden
reld. Mrs. Dorothy Potter wilt also enter
tain a dinner party of eight covers on
the same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv S. Grovo will close
1 their residence ui mo luipuiiui'iicn aireci
'' on Wednesday next and go to York liar
!"1 bor for tho remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest N. Magce, of 2108
Locust street, will leave on Monday for
a month's stay In Atlantic City, where
they will be tho guests of Mrs. Magee's
mother, Mrs, M. A. Gould, nt her cottage.
About August 1 Mr. and Mrs. Magee will
leave for Moosehead Lake, where they
will spend tho rest of tho summer,
H i Mr. Roman Mayorga-Rlvas, Jr., re
turned from uncisea. touay, wnere no nas
been visiting friends for the last three
weeks.
Xr. tTVnnnla V T.rrllm. MUn Eliza
s'' beth C. Dercum nnd Miss Mary Do H,
Br Dercum. of 1719 Walnut street, have gone
Rt to Har Harbor, where they will pass tho
summer monms.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rldgway Deacon,
Miss Dorothy D. Deacon and John Rldg
nay Deacon, Jr., will close their resi
dence, at 114 South 21st Btrcet, tomorrow,
and occupy apartments at a beach-front
hotel at Chelsea for tho rest of tho
lummer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Deacon nnd their
family had planned to leave the city on
Juno 1, but were unavoidably detained In
town until this date.
Mrs Horace Koan, of Woodbury, left
Thursday for a visit of 10 days or mora
with rner daughter, Mrs. Frederick
Chaffee, at her home In Rutland, Vt.
MIsb Elizabeth W. Mencke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Mencke, of
6311 Sherwood road, Ovcrbrook, Is spend
ing a fortnight as the guest of Mrs. Rob
ert W. Scott nt her cottage on fit.
Charles place, Ocean City, N. J.
" ,Mrs. Cavalier Smith has gone to Twi
light Park, In the Catsklll Mountains, for
the remainder of the summer.
Along the Main Line
MERIOX-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rob
erts, of Bnlrd road, will leave today on
their yacht for n short cruise to Capo
May and along the Jersey coast. Mrs.
Roberts returned today from a few days
stay at Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Earle Haines will
spend the summer with Mrs. Haines
mother, Mrs. Charles Plnkham, at her
summer home at Brookfleld, N. II.
Mr nnd Mra. William De Kraft and
Miss Marjory De Kraft, of Bergloy road,
will open their camp In Maine next
month,
ARDMORE-Alexander H. DavIsson.Jr.,
son of 'Dr. and Mrs. Alexander II. Davis
son, of St, Paul's road, and William Mc
Dowell, also of Ardmore, are returning
from a delightful canoeing trip. Leaving
Yardley, Pa., the early part of the week
the bovs canoed down the Delaware River
to the Boy Scouts' old camp near Trenton,
from which point they brought the camp
boat back, by way of the Schuylkill River
to the new camp around Valley Forge.
George Davlsson, another son of Dr. and
Mrs. DavlEflon, will Join the Roy Scouts
St the Valley Forgo camp early next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hallahan, of
nieddyn road, will open their Chelsea cot-
ism eany in JUiy.
JPTmV. and Mrs, William Henderson Long
anu -iiss jean iioihuji hwh, ....
wood avenue and WUtar road, are mak
ing a short visit at Bernardsvllle, N. J.,
before going to Fisher's Island, N. Y.,
where they will spend tho summer.
Mrs, Rutherford W. Jennings, of 122
Cricket avenue. Is spending several weeks
In the Adirondack Mountains.
BITOT MAWR Miss Abigail Camp
Diamond, of Gulf road, is spending tho
summer In California, visiting the Pari-ama-Paclfla
Exposition.
Mr, Julian W. Barnard, of Morris ave
nue, and Mr. B. Clark Creager, of Mont
gomery avenue, are attending a dance
tbia evening at Haddonfleld, N. J.
HAVERFORD Mrs, Louis R. ABhurst,
Jr. Mlsa M. Louise Ashurst and Mr Ed
ward Samuel, Jr.. of Haverford Court,
motored to their cottage at Bar Harbor,
Me., where thoy will spend the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Raynor, of German
town, who has been visiting Miss
Beatrice. Creager, of Montgomery avenue,
U1 return home today,
nuaivaiuci 4,-riur. una wim. w! .
Dolan have opened their home at New
port, R, L, for the summer. Mrs. Dolan
mulll ait-- i- . T..lu In rallfnr-
r ". Qiicnu ine nioiiwi ut iwj- i -...--bla,
visiting the. Panama-Pacific Exposl-
.wn-
Mrs. Alexander Brown, of Gulf and
, Jlhan roads. Is entertaining her niece.
Hiss Rosalia Dolan.
Germantown
Mrs Rufus Scott, of Wlssahickon ave
nue and Hortter street, entertained In
formally at bridge this morning, In honor
of Mrs. Harry Weeks. The tables were
arranged on thu terrace.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Fitch, of 3110
West Coulter street,, have taken Mr. and
Mrs, Samuel Collum's cottage at Ljjngport.
" J-. for the summer.
Wr. and Mrs. Irving I Corse, of. Ml Re
. Despoils, formerly of Gwroantown, are
,iuing a tortnlgnt in uape -vy "
p son, Mr. Ferobwrton Qerse, wm ww
j" imo university in. me '
- u Mrs. j ana &;, " -u
Queen Uoe, nave taken a cottage at
iBe May whleh they wUl occupy after
I'tw Board of Managers and Borl of
! Viuor liava ln4Ud canM tut Juu
s' ftua. wail i o'clock, at th otoim
J ...x a- wl n,-i-.l.. AbV tn.
EVEN
NVPTia t o
by Mrs WinilL0J?ator.Nur" b"ented
mortal to wnm. u :" as a me
erved by ,rt.hu,Jba,id- Tea wl b
which Mr. lhr,eDiard of Lad' Visitors, of
the Bor'foTManas?8 ' trc,Ulent
l-m Zi MrS Loul,8 C' M5"'-a "
Une J nil nTn West 8ch001 0UBa
where . fm Northet "tbbr, Me,
usiidl ror the summer months
avi5uSn2r"ttJoh.n E,lmona. " Wavne
bv Ihitr T,d ..Vp"n .,slrt, accompanied
"cave ,k.1 Mtr-.Brnn80n Edmonds, will
cine w' . " J."lj f0r l'no nama-Pa-clllc
Exposition to be gone several weeks.
rnrJ'-.Clom,!!. ?' penrose and tho MlsseB
Lvl w."f Chclten ftnd w-" avenues.
hae left to occupy their summer home
at Avon-by-the-Sea, .V. J.
Clani.ranndiM ,amM MnpC8 DodBe' of
uapier nnd McKean avenues, will close
their house on July 1 nnd motor to their
cottage at Jnmcstown, R. I.
Mr. nnd Mrs Frederic Strawbrldge and
their son. Frederic Strawbrldge, Jr.. of
Wlssahickon avenue nnd Schoolhotise
innc, will leave shortly for Atlantic City
for a stay of several weeks.
Bala-Cynwyd
Miss Ethel Hutchinson, of Bala, chnp
eroned by her aunt, Mlsa Anna McCleary.
left last week to attend the commence
ment exercises nt Moadvlllc College,
Meadvllle, Pa , where her finnce, Mr. Rob
ert P. Kochlcr, was among tho grad
uates. Mr. and Mrs. Wstson K. Alcott, of
City avenue, Bnla. will spend the sum
mer at the Hotel Breakers, Ocean City,
Mr. Edwnrd Newton Wlgfall, Jr., wilt
spend the summer months camping In
New Hampshire.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ellwood Hanna
will clo'e their home on Uplnnd Terrace.
Bala, tomorrow and open their bungalow
ui Dcacn iiaven, n. j wnero they win
remain until September.
Miss Mnrlo Shckter, of Richmond, Va.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Sarah Fox,
Chestnut Hill
Mrs, Edgar L. Sheppnrd, of St. Martin's
lane, accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Mary Sheppnrd, hns gono to Kcnnebunk
port. Me., for yie remainder of tho
summer.
Mr. Paul Brown, of 21 Summit avenue,
will leave on Sunday, June 27, for tho
Panama-Pacific Exposition
Mr. Robert Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Tlndley Brown, of 21 Summit
avenue, will return July 1 from Williams
College, Wllllamstown, Mnss.
Along the Reading -
Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Benjamin and their
family, of 3C02 York road, left yesterday
for a two weeks' trip through eastern
New York. They will make a short stay
at Wyaluslng, Pa., where they will attend
the wedding of Miss Bessie Stroud and
Mr. T. Louis Sturdovnnt.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. McCall. of 66th
and 11th avenues, will spend this week
end nt Wilmington, Del., as tho guests
of Mrs. Perclval Prcntess.
Mr. Charles L. Wagner, of 15th Btreet,
La Mott, Is spending the summer at the
Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill.
Mrs. Isaac Woodrlng, of Keenan street,
La Mott, Is spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. William Caulbert, of
Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Carpenter, upon
their return from a wedding trip, will
reside at 220 South Buckingham place.
Mrs. Carpenter was Miss Genevieve Mc
Goveran, of Oak Lane, before her mar
riage June 8.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lyon, of La
Grange, III., announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Bema B. Lyon, to
Mr. Edward Newton Haag, Jr., son of Mr,
and Mrs. Edward Newton Hang, of 4837
Cedar avenue, this city. Miss Lyon gave
a luncheon today at her home, at which
Mr. Haag and his sister. Miss Rebecca M.
Haag, were present, and this evening an
Informal dance will be given in their
honor. Tho joung couple will live in
Boston after their marriage, although no
date for the wedding has been set.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry S. Mustln, who
spend their winters at Hamilton Court,
39th and Chestnut streets, have closed
their apartment and gone to Strath
Haven Inn, Swarthmore, for the early
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hayward and
Miss Mary Hayward, of 5131 Haiel ave
nue, will leave for Ocean City on Tues
day, to remain for the summer.
Miss Josephine Darnett, 118 South Ruby
street. Is entertaining Miss Violet Miller,
her niece, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thrush, of 6855
Lansdowne avenue, will leave shortly for
a motor trip through Pennsylvania, Vir
ginia, west Virginia biiu jfuu.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stafford, Jr., 211
South Cecil street, and their children,
Michael, Jr.. Vincent, Joseph, Thomas
and Elizabeth, are spending the summer
at Somers Point, N. J-. where Mr. and
Mrs, Stafford have opened their bunga
low, Dr. M. C. Thrush and Mrs. Thrush, of
3705 Spring Garden street, are now In Ban
Francisco, viewing the exposition. They
expect to return about the 5th of July.
Miss Gladys Bisby Is the guest of Miss
Gladys Seldle, 117 South 51th street, for a
few days.
Miss Nan Kinney, Miss Helen Kinney,
of New York, Miss Sophia Ringe and
Miss May Rlnge, of 831 Woodland avenue,
hae gone to spend a few days In At.
lantlo City, N. J.
Mrs. William S. Stalars, accompanied
by her little daughter, has returned to
er apartment In Hamilton Court after
a lengthy stay at her former home in
KartJrtlS Tenn. She will go to Atlantic
City later In tho summer.
mrm I sonard Darbyshlre has closed her
.&? Hamilton Court and
ESSE month in t. South.
Northeast
Mr. L. Diamond, and Master Sldpey
VileaytrtlVwIll
tPbePmUm.r withMr. and Mr,. J.
Tannenbaum. ,
m, nd Mrs. Charlw Conn and sons, of
ING r.EDOKtt--PHlI,AnELrHTA. FRIDAY, JUKE 25,
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rp)Sy!is Photo l.j iilllirrt Hacnn S jlrtH(
, iiiSrjr: MKS. ROBERT E. TRACY mtyh
j; )(szdrYnBiJ r Who, beforo hor marrinRO ' JTZJiiik i
v 'nat oven'nK was Miss Sarah -"" - ' WT Pfa' 1
-AHn J Francos Pearson, of Gorman- L-' xnjSr '
town. v'
North Philadelphia
Mr. M. It. Isaacs, of the Hotel Lorraine,
and 'iiIh son, Mr. Wlllard Isaacs, a law
student of tho University of Pennsyl
vania, are on their way to San Fran
cisco. After viewing the exposition they
will go to South America by way of the
Panumu Canal.
Mr. Joseph Kest, Jr., of 1040 North 2Cth
street, will leave shortly for California
nnd tho Panama Exposition, where ho
will spend part of t'ne summer.
Miss Edith Hoppock, of 3G33 North 10th
street, will spend tho summer In tho
Berkshire Hills.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Neufeld. of 1411
North lGth street, will leave on June 2a
for their summer home In Loynlsoc, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Welnrlch and family,
of 2315 North Park avenue, are spending
tho summer In Atlantic City.
Mrs. P. J. Baral and 'ner daughter.
Miss Carrlo Baral, and Miss Nellie Baral,
of 1315 North Park avenue, will leave
tomorrow for their summer homo In
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Wolfo and
family, of Doylestown, Pa., are the guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. S. II. Heckler.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jennings, of
3632 North 18th street; Miss Bessie Jen
nings. Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings and
Mr. Harry Jennings will leavo early next
week for their summer homo In Ocean
City.
Mrs. Clara S. Ogden, of 2203 West Hunt
ing Park nvenue, will spend the summer
at her country home In Tucka'noe, N. J.
Her daughter. Miss Jane Ogden, will
ipend some time In New York, Long
Island and Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T. Weber, of
North ICth street, will go to their sum
mer home at Seaside Park for the re
mainder of tho season.
Mrs. Edward Maddock, of West Venan
go street, Is the guest of Vr. and Hrs.
Horace E. Richards at their cottage in
Atlantic City.
Miss Rose Carney, of 3109 North 15th
street, will leave shortly for a tour
through the West to the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Baral, of 3115
North 16th street, will spend part of the
summer In Ocean City.
South Philadelphia
Mr. Thomas F. O'Brien. Jr., 1920 South
15th street. Is spending a few weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mr. Emanuel G. Kolb, of tho southeist
corner of 15th and Snyder avenue, gave
his office force an nutomoblle trip Wed
nesday. The party Included Mr WUI'am
C Hyde. Mr. E. W. Albert. Mr. Albert
Mosser nnd Mr. William J. McEwan.
Mr and Mrs. William Fischer, of 125fl
South 17th street, have opened their cot
tage at Fortescue-on-the-De'aware, ror
the summer.
Mr William L. Sherman, 2008 South 15th
street, will motor to Wlldwood, N. J., pn
Saturday. He win nave on ma b""i "
Harry Bastlan.
Mr James D. Robinson, 2119 South Junl-
ner street, will leave on Saturday for a
per
weeK 8 naniriB i.i' - w - -
A Darty of South Phlladelphlans left
ve.terday for a camping trip to Toby
hanna. P.. Included Miss Elizabeth Ren
e? Miss Flora Wolselffer. Miss Rose do
Carlo Miss Catherine Grover, Miss
rVhelvn Stert, Miss Ethel Kerns. Miss
?lln Hagerty and Miss Lolo Mlekley.
WhH thfre, they wU be entertained by
Mrs JosPh Grover. at her home, Grand
view, They will be gone about three
weeks.
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
I n. m.-Girden Party t Wlndybrow. Bt
nlvta's tbt horn of Wri. Fwree Hlnton.
crd to principal nteiwlnment. For tne
SiiiS,nnib.bin ldPy tortuna teller sad
SKLr 2nf.rtiinment. are WldeJ. Mrs. J
VSFnan i Ilnj" suffrase sonsa , Funds r d
Pet woj " ff cau n ,hl ie.ti0n
'Vd m-LawS '' " h OS flows' Hall.
,flhP,ASd Tloia aireeu. for the hen.fl of the
JIVJ Those In charge are Mra. O II. JVoben.
"?.' Mli. M WeaS Mra. A. O. Btephenaon.
;Bi"Senn"tte 0ldfr. Mlaa Nettle Itahn. pr.
KM.'fl Moor MUa OUdya Wateon and Ura,
can"mJpJn-alr jneetln at Edmund and
.. p:.i?" iriets Frankiord Speakwa Mrs
H&ffff'Alber! Voo4 nd Mlaa Eatelle Ruwel
V2J&"S m.-OpenVa1r meeting- at Kenaln.ton
MV jJ&al? meeMnjr at antowii
arfd l5'Mib avenue Speaker. Mie. E. O
Ouilford.
Nolle for the Soelety page wUl be
accepted a4 printed U bo I?Tnln
Ldcr. hul U each ootUaa muat be
written oo. one aide ol th paper, mut
be algaed la fU. with full sddrtu. a
when poealbbs telephone number must b
Bead all soh camroBnlwtlona to
"Society EdltM." Bteolasr dr. 0
Chtetnut street.
l'alc tbeae reo,afrnU art rria
sat so tb- vertltaattOB way Iw psaalWe.
the mM 'lu, no " "
MARRIAGE BELLS RING OUT
FOR MANY BRIDES TODAY
Miss Wilhelmina Vollers Became the Bride of Mr. F. Raymond
Maxson Last Evening at 7.30 o'clock Other
Marriage Ceremonies.
The wedding of Miss E. Wilhelmina
Vollers. daughter of Mrs. Emma Prufor
Vollors, of 221 South 47th street, to Mr.
F Raymond Maxson took place last eve
ning nt 7:30 o'clock In tho Lutheran
Church of tho Incarnation, 47th street nnd
Cedar avenue. Tho ceremony was per- I
formed by tho Rev. Arthur T. Mlchlor,
pastor of tho church. Tho bride, who
was given In marriage by her brother,
Mr. Ludwlg P. Vollers, wore an exquisite
gown of Ivory white satin, veiled In chif
fon, and n tulle veil caught with orange
blossoms. Sho carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and orchids. Her
only attendant was her sister, MIbs Car
olina P. Vollers, who was gowned In pale
yellow taffeta, with a largo garden hat to
match, and carried purple orchids.
Mr. Alan II. Lewry acted ns beBt man
nnd tho ushers were Mr. Thomas P. Vf.
Fales, Mr. John Campbell, Mr. Charles H.
Mlnntch and Mr. John Boyd. A small In
formal supper for the Immedlnto families
at the home of the bride's mother fol
lowed the ceremony, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Maxson left for a wedding trip. They
will spend tho summer camping.
THOMAS-NEVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. James Neville have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Man- A. Neville, to Mr. Alfred D.
Thomas on Tuesday, Juno 22. Tho cere
mony took place at 5 o'clock In the after
noon In Our Lady of Victory, 54th and
Vine st.Vcts, nnd was performed by
rather O Nell). The bride's only attend
ant was her sister, Miss Anna Neville,
and her brother, Mr. John Neville, acted
as best man. A supper at the homo of
the bride's parents, 20 North 61st street,
followed for the Immediate families. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas will be at homo nfter
July 1 at 5815 Catharine street.
SMITH WOODROFFE.
An extremely quiet wedding took plnco
yesterday, when Miss M. Dorothy Wood
roffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, M.
Woodroffe. of 31 West Johnson street,
beenme the brldo of Mr. George E.
Smith. The ceremony took place at 6
o'clock In Christ Protestant Eplscopil
Church. McCallum and Tulpehocken
streets, by the Rev. Henry Arndt.
Mrs. nnchel U Koehler. of 1617 West
Erie avenue, has Issued Invitations to the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Ray M.
Campbell, to Mr. Edmund J. Macnamara.
of East Orange, N. J on Wednesday
evening, June au, ai a o ciock ut mo nuo
of the brides uncle ana num. mi uh"
Mrs Frederick Schlillnger, 1301 Llndley
avenue. Logan. Miss Campbell has se
lected Miss Ruth Franks for maid of
honor and Miss Eveline Freeman for
bridesmaid.
Mr Macnamara will have for his best
man Mr. William Rosllngton, of Troy, N.
Y., and for usher Mr James Boughton,
of Brooklyn. A reception will be held
after the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Toy, of 1831
Paclflo street, have announced fne mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Jeanetto M,
Toy. to Mr. Owen B. Law. of Huntingdon,
W Va on Friday. Juno 18, at the resi
dence of the officiating clergyman, the
Rev Robert C. Wells, of the Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. and
Mrs. Law are making a tour of the
titii
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iAsafci.,..
MISS ROSE D. LESHNEB
Daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Albert
Leshner, of 5884 Pine street,
whose engagement to Mr. Her
i4 BelcjnUng was recently aa-nounced.
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Great Lnkcs nnd the Dominion of Can
ada. Upon their return they will live
In Detroit, Mich.
Frankford
Miss June Schmidt and Miss Mny
Schmidt, of Orthodox street, were honor
guests nt a dinner given by Miss Ray
Jaynes nt her home, 1821 Thompson
street, last evening. The other guests
included Mlsa Juno Harmer, Miss Lll
llnn Umpsteod, Miss Mnrlon Moyer. MUs
Edytho Clarke, Miss Florence Joyce, Mr.
Albert Kirk, Mr. Frank Mundy, Mr. Ed
ward Mooney, Mr. Harry Schull, Mr.
Ralph Tnlley, Mr. David Mcglll and Mr.
George Fuller.
The Rev. nnd Mrs. A. Bachofcr and
family, of Pittsburgh, Pa., aro the guests
of Mrs. Bachofcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Fecry, of Frnnkford nvenue.
Lansdowne
Thcro will be a suffrage meeting under
the auspices of the Drcxel Blddlo Blblo
class tomorrow night at their summT
home nt Lansdowne avenuo and Mar
shall road. The speakers furnished by
the Equal Franchise League of Lans
downe will bo Dr. Edward B. Pollard, of
Crozer Theological 8emlnary, nnd Mrs.
Doborah Knox Livingston, superintendent
of tho Franchise Committee of the Na
tional "Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
"Tho Relntlon of Equal Franchise to
National Constitutional Prohibition" will
be the subject of a discourse by Mn.
Deborah Knox Livingston, the well
known temperance orator, at the Gar
rettsford Public School this evening.
Mr. David Jones and family, of South
Lansdowno nvenue, have gone to Atlantic
City, whero they will occupy their cottaga
for the summer.
Hotel Arrivals
OnnnN"H-A O Gordon, Atlantic City, N. J.I
A. 3. nidgewny. Darneg;at, N. J.; J. Frank
Macjntlre, Lcwea. Del.
CONTINBNTAIj-H I-oper rialrd. Tork, V ;
Ira n. Iludaon, Providence, U. I.: Dr. 3. S.
Warner Wllkca-Uarre, Pa.
DOONFJl'S-Harry White. Indiana, Pa.i
Charlea J. Pellly. Wllllamiport, Pa.
NEW BINGHAM M. J. Lambert, noston,
Maa : II. W. Wood. Norrlatown, Pa,i El
mer fllewart, Baltimore, Md.
HANOVnn Mr. and Mra, Carman Corpua
Chrlati Tex.: Mr. and Mra. C. I". Thompiwn,
I.anraater, Pa., Mr. and Mra, J. W. Weeton,
llarrliburc Pa
WIN'DSOn Mr. and Mra. II. D, Knleely, Al
toona. Pa.; D. II Caeson, Dover, Del.; J.
Fred naab, Wllkea-Ilarre. Pa,
VFN'DICJ . T. Cooke, New York! Mr. and
Mr. William Dran. Heading. Pa ; A, I
Purler, llotton. iaas
ADELPHIA-H U McKenzle. Canton, Ohio;
K. P. SchaetTer. Hethlehem, Pa., It. K.
Pierce Srracuee, N. Y.
81. JAMES A. 8. Merrel. Flemlnaton, N. J.,'
Mr. and Mra. W. 8. Schwarti, Plttiburgh, Pa.
WALTON Mr. and Mra. J. F. Berlin. Johna-
town, Pa.i Knalm and Mra. Joseph E. Aue-
tin. V, S. N.i Mlaa Alice A. Fulton, Denver,
Col.
8TBNTON Mr. George U Karrel, Pitta
burs1!, Pa., Mr. and Mra. J. V, Kimball,
Great Neck, N Y
COLONNADE Mra J. S, Parker. Freehold, N.
J.: II O, Wllron Washington, D C. Mr.
and Mra. W. II. Kevan, New York.
niTTENHOUSE Mr. and Mra. Charlea Itled,
New York! Hnbert F rami, Springfield.
Maae., Mlaa Mabel II. Kim I, Bprlnsfleld,
Masa.
BELLEVUE-STnATFOnD,- C. H. Crandall,
Galveaton. Tex.. 8 T. Van Taiael, DuDoli,
Pa.i Mrs, A. B. Van Taaael. DuBola. Pa.: Mr.
and Mra, John C, Iluf, Sprlnr Lake, N. J s
Mr, and Mrs. C. A. White, Boston, Maw ;
Allen P. Perley. WIIHamaport. Pa. W. 8.
Johnaon, Berwick, Pa.i C. W. Lyon, Chlcaro,
IUT2-CARLT0N Arthur It. Ixrd. Chlcaia.
III.. Mr and Mra. It Q. Ledls, Bradley
Beach: Mr. Fllon. Plttsburih. Pa. I II. W.
Webb. Baltimore Md i Mra. John Lawrence,
Plttabursh, pa.
Archbishop Qulgley Better
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Juno
Humors that Archbishop Qulgley, of Chi
cago, had suffered a relapse and was
critically 111 were denied by the prelate's
friends this afternoon. They said he was
planning to leave for Chicago tomorrow.
Cotton Burned at Liverpool Dock
LIVERPOOL, June JS. Fire on the
Harrison Hner Explorer at her dock to
day damaged S00 baits of cotton.
FRIENDS1 CENTRAL
SCHOOL
limits the size of the classes, to as to
give individual attention to its pupils
where needed.
Boys a,nd Qlrli are In separate De
partments In the High Sahool grades.
Write or Tear Book of the Prlends'
Educational System, with rat of tui
tion. WM SnLHKH BAHRSm. WtaftU
MWl AMO ACB 8a. fJOfcADaLPHIA
1915.
VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
LAWN FETESURPpSE PART1BM
Suffragists to Give Large Lawn
. v. wii .iw
Afternoon
The Woman 8itrfrag Party of th d
Legislative Dfstrict will give a very at
tlactlve lawn fete on the grounds of the
Odd Fellows' Home. 17th nnd Tioga
5-u e .""" ofternoon and evening.
Tnero will bo a sale of fancy goods and
nome-mado cakes and confectionery nnd
" tickets for the baseball game of the
National League on July 7. The enter
tainment Is in charge of Mrs George II.
Vtobensmllh, Miss Lellle l Hahrt, Miss
Fannie Hnhn. Mls SInrle Weldstren, Mis.
O ndys "Watson, Miss Relet. Hnhn, Mloa
Florence P. Bernhelmer. Miss Rhea Dur
yra, Dr. E. M. II. Moore ancPMIss Watts,
WIlO Will bo Aftlllfttftfl htf n.Mn.nMd - It...
f-l!TrJ5?e PAtty trom the Suffrage Shop,
liJl Chestnut street.
A surprise party was given on Sunday
In honor of Mr. Samiwi .r. rvir, n
his graduation from the University of
Pennsylvania. This wa planned by his
aunt, Mrs, Max Cohen, In conjunction
with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Levlne,
Mtid took place nt the tatter's home, nt
3St7 PoplHr street. The University colors
were displayed In bunting, banners and
pennnnts which decorated the ceilings,
tables nnd walls. After an elaborate sup
per, served amidst college songs and
cheers, souvenirs fitting the occasion
were distributed among the guests.
Among numerous musical selections wore
violin solos by Mr. George Schults and
Mr. Samuel J. Levlne. Among thoso
present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Max Cohen,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Federman, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Louis Radltz, Mrs. E. Drown
stein, Mrs. A. Levlne, Mr. and, Mrs.
Hnrry Levlne. Mr. and Mrs. Laznr Rad
ltz, Mr. and Mrs. I. Schultz, Mrs. A.
Applebaum, Mr. Archie Anronson, Dr. J.
Bardy, Mc. Benjamin Koyser, Mr. Ben
jamin Levlne. Mr. Samuel Herman, Mr.
George Caesar, Mr, Robert Sobel, Mr.
David Katz, Mr. Harry Wolf. Mr. George
Schultz. Mr. Louis Levlne, Miss Paulino
Appt'ibnum, Miss Sonla Applebaum, Miss
Rose Brownsteln, Miss Emcllno Clair,
Miss Evelyn Cohen, Miss Pearl Cohen,
Miss Estelle Federman, Miss Mildred
Federman, Miss Reba Llpschutz, Miss
Rosa Levin. Miss Beatrice Mouenlck,
Miss Flora Radltz. Miss Esther Schultz,
Miss Ellrabcth Sobel, Miss Florence
Welnsteln and Miss Rao Wolf.
On July 13, a lawn party will be given
by the Girls' Friendly Society of tho
Frco Church of St. John, In Kensington.
The members of tho society Include Miss
Anna Bngley, Miss Bessie Bell, Miss Jane
Bennett, Miss Gertrude Blcatz, Miss Lucy
Roxborough
Mrs. Jennie Field nnd her daughter and
sons, Miss Ocrtrude Field, Mr. John
Field and Mr. Ivan Field, of 401 Rlghtcr
street, Wlssahickon, will spend tho month
of July In Gladwyn. Pn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace Clrecri nnd tl.elri
daughter. Mrs. Sadlo Miller, of 3577 Queen
lane. Falls of Schuylkill, will go to At
lantic City over July t. Mrs. Miller will
pass the remainder of the season In Ocean
City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Feramand Davis, of 4133
Manyunk avenue, hnve returned from an
automobllo trip to Boston.
Tho Falls of Schuylkllt Branch of the
Free Library of Philadelphia has received
from the Merrick estate, through the
courtesy of Dr. Frederic Gardner, sevcrnl
hundred volumes of history, travel, biog
raphy and science nnd a collection of art
portfolios. Mrs, Henry Wood, of Wlssa
hickon avenue and School lone, has con
tributed to tho same library a number of
books for children.
Mrs. George Peterson and her daugh
ter, MIbs Edna Poterson. of Wlssahickon,
have returned from Audubon, N, J.
Miss Ada Gardner, of 824 Bldgo nvenue,
will leave shortly for a tour through the
West to tho Pacific Coast, and will spend
seme tlmo in California.
Wilmington
Mrs. Victor du Pont. Sr., and Mrs.
Victor du Pont, Jr., and her children,
went to Bay Head, N. J., this week to
Stay nt their cottage until fall.
Miss Lucy Andrews and Miss Julia An
drews, of Somerset, Va., loft for home
this week after a visit with Mrs. Eugene
du Pont at Pelleport.
Mr. and Mrs. Joslah Marvel and fam
ily leave this week for their cottage at
Chelsea, N. J.
Mr, and Mrs. William N. Bannard are
entertaining Miss Emily Mortis, of
Hazleton, Pa,, whose engagement to W.
N. Bannard, Jr.. was recontly announced.
Miss Katherlne Thompson has gone to
Sea View, N. J., to attend the annual
golf tournament of the Sea View Golf
Club.
Miss Bene du Pont Is visiting friends
In New Haven, Conn.1
Mr. nnd Mrs, Edgar Malln Hoopes and
daughter, Miss Mildred Hoopes, are
guests nt the Traymore. Atlanllo City.
What's Doincr. Tonight
Municipal Band, Diamond and tSth streets;
t to U o'clock. Free.
Falrmount Park Band, Strawberry Mansion;
8 Phi'adelpbirSand, City Hall plaxai S o'clock.
n'rlo-Iarael Association, DOS Filbert street;
8 Dinner' to Olonel Loula J. Kolb. Bellevue-
WWrAfva'ttsl Pr.sW.rlan
Church. Mtb. atreet and Indiana avenue
Lawn fcteT Darby Fire Patrol No. 2. Darby.
Choosing a School for Your
Son or Daughter
is a very difficult thing to do unless you have personally
visited and investigated a large number. In order to help
you and save you a great amount of correspondence and
tiresome investigation, LEDGER CENTRAL sent jut
a college graduate to visit schools and colleges. He has
spent several months visiting aU the best schools in the
East, securing all sorts ol information at first hand,
and is qualified to help you find the school best suited to
the peculiar needs of your boy or girl, at whatever price
you can afford to pay. The service is free, and we suggest
that you get in touch with the Bureau at once, as xtmy
schools are registering pupils now, ajid win be ftjlfd to
capacity before July. Call, write or phone,
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
LEDGER CENTRAL
BROAD AND CHESTNUT TJ
PHILADELPHIA '
fl u
""11 rih' ftfiilnfcr,uiitinil,i.i
Fete oil the Grounds 0 0
wui xwga streets, tmh
and Evening,
Brooks, Mil Bftrah Brooks, Ml
Buck. Miss Ailed CnHtutt 1U1.
Cord u If. Mlaa fnllnrtria rvm..i
Hattle Bumh. Mie inh. ;..,
c'flbt' ,,t,0,,y' M1" TN'I Hartley, SHskii
.. t.:r".V' 2!2 ?llwJ.3HX &&
...... .....j, ,.r9 "n iom, miss asrj
HUdron. MISS Ann Jnrkr,rt Ml.i ?,!! .,
Irwin, Mis Lillian Kampe, Miss Mnuwl
j.uuu, ,..,., ima, iraii, aiiss aiau.
Hart. Miss Edna Lmmln. Mire i-i.n -
Malr, Miss Isabello Mertz, Mls Margaret 1
j-nuer, niiss Anna Aicnnenney, miss Ann
Perry, Miss Henrietta Perry, Mies BTelyii
nim1rafHHi tf t mtit . . a a i. -a
Miss May Reap. Miss Ellen Held, Mli
Mary field. Miss Anna Ross, Miss Carrfl
Mills, Miss Edna Smith. Miss Msrv Bfw.
ai Ifla. rii. .. . I j k
m uia ,nna inon. auk uzrtntt iMtinn? ?'-
Miss Rachel Glichrlsl,Mlss toretta Night- 3
ciikois. miss L.iBio wnmie, silts Kath
ryn Talbot. Miss Myrtle Ogden, Miss Mdr-
Karei Bneppara. Miss Marlon Mills, MlW
Bessie Curry. Miss May Stevenson. MJ
Louise Konrad. Miss Elsie Hartley, Mls
F orence Myers. Miss Mary Myers, Ml
Ethel Hartley. Miss Mary t'reurjer. Mis
Ldlth Schock and Miss Dorothy Hartley,
Tho play, "A Commanding PosltloB,'
was given Wednesday hlght In the San
day school rooms of the Bryn Mawr
Presbyterian Church by the women of
the Council of Service. The proceed cl
tho play win be used to send a girl o
tho T. M. C A. Camp. Nepahwln, at
Canton. Pa., for a vacation.
Those taking part were Miss Anna
Blackburn. Miss Edith Clothier, Mls
Owen Hamlet, Miss Mabel Brown, fU
Sara Fowler, Miss Jennie Fowler. Mlp
Dorothy Black. Miss Marjorle Thotn.
Miss Marguerlta Glrarddot. Mls Eva
Gore, Miss May Qulnn. Miss Nellie Fear.
Miss Mtnnlo Walker, Miss Sara, Brown.
Mlsa Florence Kerrigan, Miss Grata
Fyfe, Miss Elsie Wilson. Miss Emma
Duncan. Miss Alberta Henstri. Mlaa TA'
wlna Hensel, Miss Margaret Calnia,
Miss Mary Brown, Mils Anna McCallum, '
Miss May McCallum. Mlsa Elizabeth
Wilbur. Miss Helen Cairns. Miss Edna
CJulnn. Miss Dorothy Robblns, Miss Alice, ?
iinmiet, miss Elizabeth Fowler, ails
Ruth Standen, Miss Marian Hamlet and
Miss Allep Qulnn.
A series of Monday evening dances ha
been Inaugurated at tho Young Women's
Union, 4!s Balnbrldgo street Tho func- ,
tlons are In tho nature of neighborhood
gatherings, and nre conducted under the
supervision of a committee of vouriir do-
pla living In1 tho vicinity of the lnotltu;-
uun
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. nnd Mrs. John L. Kuser. of Fern- 'jj
uruon, uuraemown, neia a cnanty Bridge
at their residence yesterday for the bene
fit of tho Bod Cross. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. John V- Blshftp,
Mr. nnri Mra PnlAh H TJMir..,,, -&?..
James D. Black. Miss Fanny Ro'ssell,
Mr. ntltl 'Mr tn1.tnn UiitMnn, T..
and Mrs. Isaac Harrison Hutchinson. ,
the Misses Dunn, Miss Hilda Smith. Miss
Bosa Barnes, Miss Gladys Black, Mr. and'
airs, i.uwnru warriaon, Mr. and Mrs.
Itimrv MfFfinn Tllnr.tr Xf.. nnrl nt..
John r. Bishop, Mrs. Thomas Harvey,
Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. Beurman.
Mr. and Mrs. John F BlshOD. of
Ogstoti, Columbus, have as their guests
ror several weeKs Mr. nnd sirs. Thomas
xiarvey nna iamiiyt or itaanor, pa. )i
Mrs. Anderson, of Femberton, Is en
tertaining for several weeks Mr. anjj
Mrs. Henry Hull, of St. Louis, Mo ati
C. Many entertainments wilt ho glytip
by their numerous friends during thWli
visit. ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson, OS
lumbus, N. Y., are receiving coneiwi- '
lattons on the birth of a daughtejf,;;Ml3i-S
Margaret Florence Simpson Mrs. SImptI
son will be remembered as Miss Florence!
Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood A. Miller, ot 603
Penn street, expect to spend part of July
'at Eaglcsmere.
Keep baby's skin
well by using
Resinol Soap
The" regular use of Hesinol Soap
la usually enough to preveritthoso
distressing rashes and chafinga to
which rnost babies are eubject.
This ia so, flrat, because. Besinol
Soap is absolutely pure and free
from harsh alkali, and eeeond,
because it contains the Resinol
medication, on which eo many
physicians rely for the treatment
of skin troubles.
Bold by aU druegtsta. For simple free.
-write to Resinol Chens. Co., Baltimore,
Md.
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