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FURTHER SUMMER
i AX!T an,r a
faith July at Hand, Summer
&- Out-of'Doors Games
the Social
IC6lonel and Mrs. tVllllam J. Elliott and
Rtlffl Betty Elliott have cloned their town
R6ui 317 soutn nth street, ana are oc
Icupylns their cottngro at North Cast Har
bor until September.
' i-Athni- tennis tourney, this time (or
ft.- un of Phlladelotila and Vicinity. Id
Rnterestlns the devotees of this particular
,ih rontlnuo throughout the week ahd
Knusual prize's will he awarded the un-
let etc, ft decided departure from the
?ili.wnm silver cun, which no one really
Knloya after the first week or so of pos-
E I .a lta IhltfrHn t4 A4 Mt 1 1 t A H
& SOClOHyi Ilia luuumiiiciii. will ue u nuv-
fcei9 also, Judging from the attendance j
Ijeslerday afternoon. Among those no-
tflred were Mr. anu ,nis. i unman uunn, i
iirS oyoney iiumuw, wia. iviiimiu .ioT- )
hall. Sirs. J. nelson rurviance, .vtisa i
IlitaDelli urucKie, .uin, iuwtiru ttejn-
m. Mrs. John uiaKciey, .miss senna
Hjjjy, Mrs. Herbert Tllden, Mrs. Charles
Hjiogers, Miss Eleanor ICdmontle, Mr.
loeorge Purvlancc, Mr. William It. Tucker,
btf Walter Neely and Mr. Joseph Hay-
ijrerd Kooeris.
. Th betrothal Is announced of Miss El-
Efreda. Frost, daughter of the ncv. Henry
f. Frost and Mrs, Frost, of Summit, i
iff. ! IUI.ncilJ' Ul uviuiainunu, lu ..11.
Stephen Hhoadcs, of Now York, who
graduated from Yale University In June.
fine wcddlni? will take place In Sum
rait In September. Miss Frost was a
graduate of Wilson College In 1913' and
Is a popular member of tho younger set
'In Gcrmantown.
irir. W. Wayne Dabcock and his mother,
Kirs. Sarah Uabc k, 2033 Walnut street,
Shave gone to California, and will tour
Ithrough Yellowstone Park.
Elites Sarah D. Flnck, of 1120 Glrard
i..,i Vina Inlnrri n. nnrtv from Hunting-
toon, W. Va., to Cumberland Gap, Tenn.,
Ito attend tho unvcllinc of the State moti
Stiraent, "Opening of tho Boom Trail," or.
IWednesday.
wMfss Sarah W. Ashhurst. who has been
iber, will arrlvo In New York on July 6,
from whence sue win go to silver nay.
.. Ti.. nttnfrrn rnr- n narinii nr Kpvfnu
on i-uiv v".e. - ,.w..w .
weeks before returning to this city.
ill... nln.lt., TTn,lilnp(nn rlnilf-htor nt
KCaptaln and Mrs. Hendrlngton, of the
United States Naval Home, 2tth and Fltz
Kwater streets, Is at present visiting Dr.
Kind Mrs. Charles E. Stokes, U. S. N., of
Warwick, N Y.
SBl'lirr nml Mrs. L, Hownrd Weatherly, of
llitt Chestnut street, havo taken a house
Ski t i.a QiinnTin M IT., fnr thfl summer
Iwhleh they will occupy within a week.
ifw Yrnfh,-li.'a .Iniiirhtnr MIrr Carvl
IR Smith, has returned home from a weeks
RHP. .. . r-l T nt.n '
KVUK lO OIllll x,ivc.
'',.- r, -,. Mallnv nt th Art ClUb.
Spent tho week-end In Cape May with
iciiuoi
Aloner the Main Line
'vrt-n-vr lTAWDXff nnt Mm. William
H-ui o.,li rti-,,1 tholr rlnncrhtor. MlSS Alar
Irot Scull, of Roberts road, will spend
It lew uujn m.w...w. .'---" -'
ithelr way to their cottage at IslesDoro.
BMe.i where they win spena me sum..-u.
Mrs. Charles Randolph Snowden, of Old
Eti.ti-MAn-i noAntiA nnrl "Pnln rnad. will
iipend the season at Narragansett Pier,
IWhre she nas taKen a nouso.
-r,- T)..il. nifllinwli. AVinrnnfhv. nf dlllf
Iwad. has been entertaining Mrs. Daniel
Bn.... o,....HO ATlnu rinrtrltHA Rtnvens.
HUUIUCll aiu,riiD, .iuo u.-. - ...
ilRir,.- tt.i.m n..i Trilenn Tlnn RrnrA 1.
ipW.UIB3 1CIVI1 viuutU ,...., ..- --
IBSWllson, of Lansaowne, ana hubs uira
fU. Pomeroy and Miss jennio uumc, ui
iBordentown.
IBfMIss Christine Zlebarth, of Lancaster
IKi:.ni. nntanlnlna.l n ntimIAr nf fflndS
Kf;ry pleasantly last evening by giving
iiraw nue, iier guesia mciuucu -mo.
e, Levis, Miss Beatrice Creagcr, Miss
SAnna Moore, Miss Eleanor Hushton, Miss
lUarle McCandless, Mr. Henry Halleth.
Mr. E. Clark Creagcr, Mr. Julian W. Bar
laird. Mr Harry Vlney, Mr. Fred Aber-
lEJKthy and Mr. Harry Drecrlch.
WRADNOIt Miss Frances L. Sullivan, of
the Woods, has been visiting Miss Gladys
tipcKiey, or wasmngion.
i.1 nn.1 TiI-k, nantnmln PhAtt' nf falen-
p,!ll, U1IU U1IO) Utl,UI w.w",
dale, have taken a house at Narragansett
H4r, where they will spend the summer.
invpnnnnnTf ira .TnAitnh M DeLone.
pf 6173 Drexel road, has gone to her camp,
K?hnrin,n nn tiiA R, T.Awrence River, to
Kpend the summer. She will be Joined
later In the season by Mr. Do Lone.
SMr. and Mrs. Eliot Sumner, of 635J
tVrtn.4Kin.. n..An..A laf, lnaf IVOAlf fnr Man
"St........ Hn. UAHn tha.r will nnPHfl
lvubvi, iiiana, wiicib iv ..... -..
their suniiner. Thev will remain until
September,
EAnDMOTtE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph It.
Pi'.lnwright, who are occuylng their cot-
PEfe at Cape May. will spena me ia.e
Bummer at Jamestown.
fMr. James Glenfleld will spend July and
August In Nova Scotia.
Chestnut Hill
lf nH -.f .th,, Ktnrln. nf thft
r -,-". aim H4IO. t,u ......, -""
Golden Swan, are at present In Cape
)y, js.j.
Mr. and Mrs. Georga Qowen Hood, of
a uoyer street, are spenumi, t .mm
LCape May, N, J;
if ..-.a i,M to nutanhnitm Miller, of
IIP Ml mm 4,4fB. iklnvmivM.- . .-., --
tt Pmt fr &iiv nvmiA. have returned
mm a motor trip to Cape May over the
Ee-ena.
Germantown
An Informal dance for the school set
w given last night by Mr. -fr'0
yrewonage at nis nome, it-"
jtnun and School House, lane. ras
ft D..A. ...A.A hIdb nnrnthv Daniel.
p. eMcavo io --, - . .-- - --- -
B!m Mary Bonner Daniel, Mies Dorothy
Wrshall, Miss Ruth Marshall, MUs Mar-
Wtrite Burton. Miss juanm. jb
H Eleanor Wunder, MUs Edith Hob-
p, JUlsa Katnerlne iiunier, io -iit
sm, Mr Edward cassara, r. "
hi..l&.. .f. -Tfl.lA-. Wrtml Mr. Kdwin
IlllarH r rmil TTnnter. Mr. Albert
n,.K.- .. yi ,- nnlvan ff Ttnh-
Bt Carrlgan. Mr. Seymour Carrlgan, Mr,
aencK ISlKlns, r. uroig iieucnun,
bc .-.itBon.
l?P anA -.!-. Tnrtt-vl T7vnn1dB. Of 613
pst Clapler street, will bo the guests
1 naval I'onstructor isawara Minim, y.
f f . ana wrs. ninmer ui ww
i Norfolk. Va., Navy xara, over mo
nrth of July.
r Francis Bradley, of Fox and Coul.
o u ....I, l .... n Mnnilav .TlllV
BMCCIS, Will lOttVfl Wlfc mmww , - --
ftt Boston. Later Mr. and Mr- Brad-
win lane a. ;rip to pan rtui
I Panama-Pacific Hxposltlon-
an Tin,i,n. Ttaa,v .Tnntnfffl.
ui4 1110. Tlifi4H, wt --...--w
? Greane street, have ao ta Bagles-
S"e. Pa . tor a fortnight. Doetor Jen
5 while, there will dllvr a course of
;urca at tha Btitiiimta' summer confer
, which If If progrsss.
t and Mrs Charles Weiss, aecom-
Ud t their dauKbter, Mrs. Sparta
. and Sparta Frit. Jr . have BM to
&ji iMik m t tn wt.uiiv their cot
, usaal for the summr njontbs.
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suiJiAb AFFAIRS
Exodus Increases-Tennis and
Am nt rw j i
World,
and noim.-.mAn Uqnn,d- of statcn lsIand'
camps In the Adirondack Mountains.
Commodore and Mrs. Herman Steck. of
at SomV f.?'.1." cr" th'elr cot,nR
rdr " oill hls week'. Mr. and Mrs.
Chi t ,k.,n,avl8 and Mr- a"d Mrs.
with them Wl" epend thc summer
Along the Reading
1327rSnn.a M.rS- Wllllam Paul 0'?l.
n SSI'"" wl" octuM' their "omc
in Jenkintown during the late summer.
n-vSm. nt th?r a.re the Kue8ts of ""
Wh r ton .',Ul!,, Ml" Mary Lover,,"
York Vn.' l " u.niSy eal' Ontalnuna.
ork toad, near Oak Lane. Mrs. O'Neill
was formerly Miss Marlamne Llpplncott.
TJi.r,1 ?nd 5trs- "oward McVaugh, of
Jenklntown, will leave In July on a tnp
to Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs Leigh It. Shrlgley, of
Lenox road. Jenklntown, have closed
tnclr home and gono to Oican City, N.
J.. Where they will remain thc summer.
Miss Elizabeth 'Peal, Miss Anna Far
roll, Mrs. M. Lelnhardt, Miss K. Kenslt,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ucatty and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scott, all of Philadelphia,
will spend July and August at Jenkln
town. Miss Mena Smeal, who left Jenklntown
recently for California, will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Burlte. at their
home In Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mrs.
Burke formerly resided at Jenklntown.
Miss Smeal will spend part of her time at
tho San Francisco and San Diego Exposi
tions, Oakland and Los Angeles. Upon
her return over the Canadian Pacific she
will stop at various points of Interest In
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harmer and their
daughter, Miss June Harmer, of Wyn
cotc road, will return today from Mer
ohantville, where they were tho guests
this week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hal
dcrston. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Granley and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pilling spent tho week
end at the country home of Mr. Asa P,
Welsner, nenr Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, Sr., of 1200
Llndley avenue, Logan, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jelterson Kennon
will leave today for Asbury Park, where
they expect to spend Juty, and will go to
tho Poconos for tho late summer. Since
closing their npartment at the Sedgeley,
45th and Pine streets, they havo been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Hens
ton for a few days at their home, 3732
Locust street. Mr. and Mrs. Beaston will
leave on Monday for a trip to the West.
Including tho Exposition at San Fran
cisco and San Diego, Yellowstone Park,
Seattle and other points of Interest. Upon
their return In August they will go to
Wlidwood, where their young son Is
spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Hope, of 1122
North 41st street, will leave today for
Chelsea, where they will spend the sum
mer. Mrs. Phillips E. OBgood, of 6021 Pine
street, will give the last of her at homes
today. The Rev. Mr. Osgood and Mrs.
Osgood will leave for New England the
middle of next month.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lyman, of
3932 Spruce street, have left town nnd
are spending tho summer In the Adiron
dack. Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Weaver, of
1314 South 53d street, will spend August
nt Wildwood, N. J;
Miss Kathryn Haffey spent last week
end at Atlantic City, stopping at the
Hotel Jackson.
Mr. Anthony Bellwoor will leave on Fri
day for an extensive trip West, visiting
tho expositions and other points West. He
will bo joined by Mr. H. J. Dougherty nnd
Mr. J. J. Wall, of Mlllvllle, N. J., and
will return about September 1.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Thomas Welsh, 625 North
36th street, have Just returned from
spending a few weeks at Somera Point,
N. J.
Mr. Michael Devlne, of 38th street and
Lancaster avenue, has Just returned from
a trip to Atlantic City. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duffy, SSt North
46th street, have Just returned from their
honeymoon at Atlantic City, N. J., and
have taken up their residence at the above
address.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller and their
family have Just returned from Ocean
City, N J., to their home, 4311 Otter
street.
Lansdowne
Mrs. Austin Boyd, of S8 Lincoln avenue,
will entertain at bridge at her home this
afternoon. Among her guests will be Miss
Pauline Anderson, Miss Florence Young,
Miss Gladys Phillips, Mrs. J. Milton
Ilagy, Miss Margaret Morrison, Mrs. Rob
ert D. Wilson, Miss Irene Morrison, Miss
Anno Brown, Mies Frances Hannlngton,
Mrs. Donald Irwin, Miss Edith Harris
and Miss Mellta Zehender.
Miss Marian Goucher, of Runnemead
avenue, will entertain the members of her
soro'lty at her home tqmorrow evening,
Anong the members who will be present
are Miss Helen Rled, Miss Miriam Hort,
Miss Helen Davenport. Miss Dorothy
Humphries, Miss Mary Ziegler, Miss Mar
jorle Young. MUs Lillian B)oodsworth.
'Miss Myrtle Craig, MUs Alma Underbill
and Miss Mary Qulnlan.
Hotel Arrivals
onEEN'S.-WUIUm P. Bryan. Pittsburgh.
Pa,; B O. Hoffman, Newark. N. J.; J. II.
lirowtlt. Pslmerton, Pa.
CONTINENTAL. J. B. NIcholKon, Scranton,
Pa. A, O, Hansen. New Yorkj J, E. Allman.
POONEIVB -J. A. Wood, Nark, N. J. O.
D. JUley, Bridgeton, N. J,
NBW BINGHAM. Ueorgo E. KUfer. Naw
Yorkijs. Biuirt, Buffalo. N. Y.j C. H. Hor-
HANOVHK.iilr and Mra. W. Benson. Read,
ing. Pa.i James Lennon, New Vorkj J. P.
WlNSOH-Tw'eVff: Allentown. Pa.; M. J.
B Duintir. Pittsburgh. Pa. Dr. J. W. Mc
vls'mO-"0Wp.rd'Frant. Washington D. ft,
V X. SnTlthrpeksvlIl. Pa,; R MeCormkk.
ADB?.PlHASSleorg. Br6ok, Brldg.ton. Pa,S
AL . Y. StoiT.New York; U V. P. Cruiek
shank. JsakUnown. Pa.
ST. JAJlWt-o aiV..SZ'n m. r V
VatVS'-u1"S Mrs. P. C Davis, Brie,
MpfcV Miiw, fort Ro?l. Pa-i A
UAViO IMOJC". Iuu..ur, .,-. i- 1
Mm. A. ft. Roberts, New To- . . .-.
growrRT p&irtl:
ilictuN K . J F Morgan. IromonTa.:
R?f RLtU 'v C.JUM. wartlaguia.
ytutT'pttUibttrgh, Pa.
EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUKE 29,
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MRS. WILLIAM URIDGMAN CHURCHMAN
Who, before hor marriage at 12:30 today, was Miss Alice Beatrice Goyelin. She is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Laussat Geyelin. Photograph is by Mnthilde Weil.
South Philadelphia
Mr. M. Shy, of New York, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldflne, 7th und
Spruce streets. He will rcmuln hero about
two weeks.
Mr. Samuel Gross, a young business man
of this section, will leavo tomorrow on a
motoring trip to Washington, D. C. He
will be accompanied by a party of young
people.
Miss Caroline Markowitz, 632 South
street, entertained Friday night .In honor
of Mr, Jack Shaw. A score of young
peoplo were present. There were games
and dancing. .
Miss Serlna Rosewatd, Miss Anna Nnth
ons, Miss Henrietta Berkowitz nnd Miss
Rena Borkowltz. four popular girls of
South Philadelphia, are spending a few
days at Wildwood, N. J., at a house party.
Mr. arjMrs. M. Weitz, 517 Spruce street,
annnurjR tho betrothal of their daughter,
Miss Fay Weltz, to Mr. Harry Swinger,
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Schwartz, have Just
returned from their honeymoon, nnd will
be at homo after July l at 1023 Crots
street. '
Mr. and Mra. Eugcno Witzenhauser and
their son, Mr. Milton Witzenhauser, have
gono to Atlantic City for the summer,
where they will entertain many of their
friends from this section at the Amster
dam Apartments.
Mr. Moses Goldflne, corner 7th and
Spruce streets, spent the week-end at
Wildwood, N. J.
Miss Bessie Steinberg, 633 South street.
Is spending several days at Atlantic City.
She is being extensively entertained by
her friends there.
Mr. Carl Dektor. 1915 North h tree-,
Is on a motorcycle tour of the , A tlan tto
Coast summer resorts. He left jester
day and will spend a few day. at the
St James Hotel. Atlantic City. .Mr.
Dektor expects to be away all summer.
Mr James Price. IKS Tasker street, and
Mr SasSo'tuna. 1735 Soutl ,16th
street, will start next week on a rnotot
infftrtn to the Panama Exposition.
They will return to this city the latter
part of September
Miss Rose N. Francisco, 823 Taskr
street will leave for Atlantic City next
week to visit friends. She will return
To ths city at the end of the summer
months.
Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Powers, 182J
Tasker street, wll leave for Wlidwood.
N? J? on July 6, and will return to th.s
city after Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Harris, of 1611 South
ih street gave an Informal dance In
honor of the" graduation of the r daugh
ter M'8S Freda Hnrrl3' ,rom the "
Hlah School, Sunday night.
The affair was held at the home of
J. and Mrs. W. Klebansky, of 216 South
3d street.
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Shechter. of 616
Mifflin street, are being congratulated on
the ""rth of a daughter on Thursday,
June 21.
Miss Frances Feldman, of 310 MoKean
street! is spending a short time In Vine
land, N. J. , ,
Mr Harry J- Mannings, of 1205 Snyder
avenue, has left the city for a two weeks
stay at Ottsvllle.
Mr- James J. King and W",11".?'
im Routh 11th street, have left for their
summer cottage at Wildwood. where they
w,U Tpend July and August.
Mr and Mrs. Nathan Feldman, of Til
Jackson street, entertained last week In
hSnor of the graduation of their son,
mp David N Feldman. Musical selections
were rendered by Mr Max: B. B. Feld
Sin. Ml"s Sophie Feldman. Miss Itoselle
Straus and Miss Anna Edlken. Buffet
suc-Der followed and the guests Included
Mrs I. Straus. Mrs. Harry Darofz. Mrs.
Edlken. Sirs, B. S. Boskoff. of New York!
Mrs J Price. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tarken.
of vineland; Mr and Mrs. Samuel T
Kosltsky. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham A. Al
len Miss Ethel F. F. Allen. Mr. P, W
BUtstein; Mr- Max B. Hurvltz. Mr- Her
'"" i VVidman. Mr Ralph K. Robin
son. Mr. Robert B. Kosltsky and Mr
George Feldman.
St. Rita's Churoh, Broad street below
Ellsworth street, will hold a lawn fete
tonight an tomorrow night. The parish
ioners will act as aide at the various
tables. There will be music and dancing-
Notices for Ibe Society page wUl be
accepted and printed In the Eyeulug
Ledger, bat U fucn notices must bs
written en one (Ida of the paper, must
lie algned la full, with full address, and
when possible telephone number moat be
gUen.
Send all such communications to
"Society Baiter." Evening Ledger, tOi
Cheatwit street.
pnUaa these reqolresaenta are carried
cut so that feriflcatlou may b posilble.
tUe notices wUI not b puMUned.
Roxborough
Friends of Miss Estelle A. Smith, of 133
Leerlngton avenuo and .John V. Mack
leer, ISM Umbrla street, were surprised
U'dpy when the wedding of the couple
was made public.
the wedding took ploce on April 9, In
New York. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Wllllam Cox In the Holy Trinity
Parish. Mr. Mncklcer is a llicman at
tached to Engine Company No. 33, at tho
Falls of Schuylkill, and was recently
commended by Dhoctor Porter for his
proficiency In performing dllllcult feats
while recolvlng Instructions in lltesaving
at tho firemen's school.
Thc mcmberB of Washington Camp.
Patriotic Order Sons of America, will
give a brend and cake sale on Saturday
nftcrncm nnd evening, July 10, at Green
Lane and Ridge avenue. The nftalr will
bo in charge of a committee of which
Mr. Edward Struse Is chairman, Mr. Jos
eph Dirlttn, secretary, and Mr. Joseph
Slsler, treasurer. Tho camp expects to
take 400 men to Reading In August, when
the order will have the greatest parade
In Its history.
The Men's League of the Roxborough
Baptist Church gave an Informal enter
tainment last night In odd Fellows' Hall.
An address was mdo by Forecaster
George S, Bliss, of the United States
Weather Bureau, on the work of the
Bureau.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John F. L. Morris and
their family, of 3)2 Green Lane, will
spend the summer nt their cottage In
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maxwell will re
ceive at their new home on Walnut Lane
after July 1. Mrs. Maxwell was Miss
Mnrlla Cronln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Cronln, of 225 Hermltnge fitrcet.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mack nnd their
daughter. Miss Elsie Mack, are spending
the week-end at Wildwood, N. J.
Mr. Robert Lefort and family, of East
Hermit lane, have opened their cottage
at Wildwood, N. J., for tho summer.
A euchre for the benefit of the church
will bo held this evening In the audi
torium of the Holy Trinity Church. Her
mitage and Wilde streets.
MIbs Ethel Haughey, of Knlos street.
Wlssahlckon, Is entertaining Mlsa Mil
dred Wlmbley, of Ilarrlsburg, Pa.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson, Jr., und
their daughter, Miss Edith Wilkinson, of
J302 Hunting Park avenue, have returned
from an automobile trip to Washington,
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Rothschild and
their family, of 3236 North Broad street,
will spend the remainder of tho summer
In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Max Lehrfeld, of 3516 Germantown
avenue, has returned from Altoona, Pa,,
where sho was visiting her mother, Mrs.
H. E. Elseman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and their
daughters, the Misses Kate and Mary An
derson, of 22d and Venango streets, will
spend the remainder of the summer In
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Emma Jackson and her family,
of 33M North 17th street, are at their
summer home In Cape May.
jWW
MBS. CHARLES E. RUPP
Whose marriage toot place last
Saturday. Mrs. Rwpp was Miss
Margone ' tack.
North Philadelphia
On Sunday evening tho Isaac M. Wise
Club nnd the Isaac M. Wise Auxiliary
save Miss Hilda Baruch. of 2910 North
21th street, a delightful surprise at her
home. Thc affair marked Miss Baruch's
giaduatlon from tho Philadelphia Normal
School, and nmong thoso present were
Miss Thckln Back, Miss Hilda Baruch,
Miss Juliet Burger, Miss Beatrice Drelfus,
Mlfs Dora Ezlckson, Miss Bertha Gangel,
Mlsa Frances Kauftman, Miss Edith Lev.
Inson. MIbs Adeline Michael. Miss Helen
MoskowlW, Mr. Jerome Back, Mr. Clar
ence Caspary, Mr. Lee Dubois, Mr. Aaron
Ezlckson, Mr. Isadora Gangel, Mr. Mau
rlco Goodltln, Mr. Sidney Alrsch, Mr.
Nenry Kauffman, Mr. Walter Kauffman.
Mr. Melvln Levi, Mr. Sidney Moskowltz,
Mr. Ernest Reuben, Mr. E. Schwerin and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gangel
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. A. J. Murray and Mr. Joseph Mur
ray, of 2013 Huntingdon street, will spend
tho week-end nt Galena, Kent County,
Md.
Mrs. M. E. Mltchcl and Dr. E. J. '
MItchel, of 2312 Frankford avenue, are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel Milne, of 3093 Kensington
avenue,, will leave on Friday for Atlantic
City to spend a week.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, of 626 East Indi
ana avenue. Is entertaining Miss Oamon,
of Tennessee, ns her house guest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Conn, of 1812 East
Allegheny avenue, will spend the Fourth
of July holidays at Torrisdale, Pa.
MUs Hilda Wlegand, of 1913 East
Allegheny avenue. Is spending the week
nt Stone Harbor with tho Northeast
Outing Club.
On July 10, tha "Unclaimed Blessings"
will hold a picnic at Willow Grove as
the closing event of their sewing circle
meetings. Those present will be Miss
Mary Ryder, Miss Carrie Patterson, Miss
Florence Oltey, Miss Elizabeth Olley,
Miss Frances Ollcy, Miss Elizabeth
Franco nnd Miss L. Frances.
Dr. Wllllam F. Baker, of 2131 East
Cumberland street, left for a trip to
Alaska.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. and MrB. W. H. Ketler, of 122 State
street, are at their Wildwood cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Robb and small son,
of 303 Penn street, will spend the summer
at Haddonfleld,
Miss Elizabeth C. Reeve, of 803 State
street. Is spending some time In the
Poconos.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. James Foulkrod, of Har
rison street, entertained at supper and
Ma Ca,nlnv Avpnlnir In honor nf Mr.
and Mra. David H. Megill, of 1330 Market
street, vuminBiun, wcmwwio, mm
guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
re ... nr nnA Mra .TnjiAnh MrMflhrtn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mr. and Mrs,
Harry wuliy, air ana rp, iiusn icv.u
mlck, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Seymour, Mr.
n, lniHn T.nrk, Mr. nnrl Mra
William Tyson and Mr. and Mrs. Ftank
uataersion.
Friends of Mr. John Kappauf, of Frank
ford avenue, wU be glad to learn that he
Is rapidly recovering from his recent ill
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evla. of Holmes
burg, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter
Mr, and Mrs, Louis E. Wagner, of 411
Rlghter street. Wlssahlckon. will spend
the summer with a camping party at
Valley Forge,
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Band, Allegheny Square, Allegheny
aSa:.narfulns1SnR;h1,0,?,,C..?!?a1,
P?'"froount"Park Ba1i"d. Strawberry Mansion;
& Strawhfias-e" Clothier Chorus, Willow Grove
PAri.Vt,trOrTrt'Hieborn,i.n.. North
nultr,.Vd'pirty Siva by th. nur.e. of
Frankfort Hospital on tha hospital grounds.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL RtASOIIBS SOCIETY
u,vn Open-air meatlag at the Philadelphia
ykTpany. Jth and Christian .treats.
emDlovea.
Mt!2o5po-a!r meeting at
now-. ,,r rvni and Hunt
the Hamilton
Huutiogdio etreets.
wuiAnna iieTac adaressea employe
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.treats. SPr,
-WOMAN SUFFRAGE. PARTT.
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"fSi aJaaue. 5Ur, Mri. Prank Mllw
?SrAslaUBt MT KIU autbrte.
2?pMu! iooS, fc"2W APaghw
"Sr,. and Richmond streat Speaker. Mrs
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P."J2T& meeting Wth r. m
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1915,
WEDDING BREAKFASTS AND
RECEPTIONS ENGAaE SOCIETY
Miss Alice Beatrice Geyelin Is Bride of Mr, William Bridgmait
Churchman The Rev. Harold McAfee Robinson
Marries Miss Wiley
The most fashionable wedding of the
day was that of Miss Allde Beatrice
Lfluwat Oeyelln, and Mr. William Brldg
man Churchman. The ceremony took
place at noon In Memorial Protestant
Episcopal Church of tha Good Shepherd,
Rosemonl. The bride, who was given
In marriage by her father was at
tended by her sister, Miss Harriet G. R.
Oeyelln, as maid of honor. Little Miss
Katharine Snowden nnd Master Randolph
Snowden, children of Mrs. Charles Ran
dolph Snowden, sister of the bridegroom,
were the flower bearers. The ushers
wcrei Dr. Henry Ra'wle Geyelin. Mr.
Anthony Laussat Geyelin, Mr. Charles W.
Churchman, Mr. Percy C. Madeira, Jr.,
Mr. Effingham B. Morris, Jr., Mr. Alex
nnder Coxe Ynrnall, Mr. Oliver II. Perry,
New York! Mr. Paul D. Mills, Mr. Clar
ence II. Clark, 3d, Mr. Samuel J. Reeves
nnd Mr. Wllllam II, Reeves, Jr. A recep
tion followed nt Hardwlcke, the resi
dence of the bride's parents at Vlllanova.
After, a wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs.
Churchman will reside in Morristown,
N. J.
ROBINSON WILEY,
A wedding of Interest to Germantown
resident to take place tonight wilt bo
that of Miss Mary Greer Wlloy, daughter
of Mrs. Nancy Greer Wiley, of the Fair
fax Apartments, Wajno avenue and
School House lone, and the Rev. Harold
McAfee Robinson, formerly of St. Paul,
Minn., nnd now pastor of the famous
and historic Market Square Presbyterian
Church, at Market square and German
town avenue. The wedding will take
place In tho Market Squaro Church at 7
o'clock Tho ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Dr. Wllllam Park Armstrong,
of Princeton Theological Seminary.
Tho bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her brother, Mr. Gcorgo W.
Wiley, will wear a gown of lustrous white
satin made with a train. Her tulle veil
will be caught with orange blossoms.
Lilies of tho vnllcy and white sweet peaa
form the bridal bouquet, Utile Miss
Elizabeth Moore Scott, who will net as
flower girl, will wear n whlto lingerie
fropk with a blue sash, and will carry a
basket filled with deep pink sweet peas
nnd tied with blue tulto bows. Mr Robin
son will have ns best man the nev.
Professor J. Grcshnm Mnchcn, of Prince
ton Theological Seminary. The UBhers
will Include the Rev. Mnltland Bartlett,
of New York; Mr. John D Lindsay, of
Shlppensburg Pa.; tho Rev Robert M.
Russell, Jr., of New Wilmington, Pa.; tho
Rev. Dnvld R Wiley, of New York; Mr.
Garfield Scott nnd Mr. Walter II. Chap
man, both of Germantown, Pa. The
church will bo artistically arranged with
palms and pink and white peonies.
After an extended wedding Journey
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robinson will be at homo
after October 13 at 6329 Wayne avenue.
STEIN-McCLURE.
The mnrrlnge of Mlsa Mnrtha Campbell
McClure, sister of Mr Robert Andrew
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McCIure, of m Redfield street, and Mk
Ervln Stein, of6 North Uth street), will
take prace ttihlght In Trinity Cbapeli W
and Bpruee streets. The Rev. II. C Bton '
will officiate at the ceremony, which will
bo followed by a reception at the now
home of the bridegroom and bride. U
Wlshart street. Mr McClure will give hi
sister In marriage, and she will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Nan McClur,
as maid of honor; Miss Elsie M. Stelri,
the bridegroom's sister, as bridesmaid!
Miss Ruth Fattermayer and Miss Kath
arifte Ferguson, nower girls.
The bride will wear n gown of White)
crepe de chine nnd duchess Jace and a
veil of tulle arranged with sprays ft
orange blossoms. Mr, and Mrs. Stein will
leave on n lengthy honeymoon trip, add
will be homo after September IS.
KNOX-CARNEX
The marriage of MUs Anna M. Carney,
daughter of Mr. Peter P. Carney, of
Spring street and Walnut lane, and Mr.
William Knox was solemnised at o'clock
at the Churoh of St. Vincent de Paul, on
Host Price street. Father Hartnett per.
formed Ih ceremony. Tho bride was
tended by her- sister, Mlsa ICalhotlne Car
ney, as maid of honor. Owing to a re
cent death In tho family thara was no
reception.
RUPP-SLACK.
An attractive wedding took place on
Saturday, when Ml Mnrtnri 01..1,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J.
Slack, of Venlnor, N. J became tho brulu
of Mr. Charles Edward Rupp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John K. rtnnn nf AtlAntin PMtv
Tho ceremony was performed In this city"
i iiwii ui mo nurcn ot me Advocate,
18th nnd Diamond streets, the Rev. Henry
Martin Mednry officiating. The bride,
who was given In marriage by her
father, wore a gown or whlto duchess
lace over whlto satin and carried a
shower of lilies of the valley artistically
arranged on whlto satin ribbon to form
markers for her prayerbook. The matron
of honor, Mrs. E. Hoy Illshel, woro a
nlle green pusey willow taffota, with
touches of cream lace. A shower of
maidenhair ferns fastened with whit
tulle was carried and formed her bou
quet. Miss Louise Bockleman and Miss
Helen Leonard, of Chelsea, acted as
bridesmaid. They were nttlred In blu
silk-net Colonial gowns over white taffeta,
carrying garden hats filled with pink
sweet peas. Little Mlsa Dorothy Stack,
of Glenslde, cousin of tho bride, was
flower glrlj wearing a white lace frock.
Her basket wast filled with pink sweet
peas. Tho best man was Mr. E. Hoy
Rlshel. Immediately following the cere
mony a wedding breakfast was served
at thc Rlttenhouae. After an extended
trip through New England the bride and
groom will be nt home at the Juniata
Apartments, Ventnor, N, J., after Sept
tcmbcr 1.
JETT-SCHLIEBAUM.
Tho wedding of Miss Anna Schllebaum.
of Baltimore, and Mr. John Jett, of this
city, will tnkc place this evening at tho
home of the bildc. the Rev E, Jones
oftlclatlns. The bride will bo attended by
Mlss Margaret Schraum as mrild of honor,
and the best man will bo Mr, William
Schllebaum. A small reception will fol
low, and on their return Mr. and Mrs.
Jett will reside nt 1217 South Odth street.
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