JIETUDE AN AFTERMATH OF
NUMEROUS HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES
SEVERAL EARLY JULY WEDDINGS
AND PICTURESQUE ENTERTAINMENTS
EVENING LED&ER-FHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1915.
fwful Mid-Summer Atmosphere
Summer
''SEWING class hns been formed to
rneet on ruesaay uiuiniuso "'
-h rlnss mot thU morning
L home of Mrs. Joseph Walker Wear,
Iravcrs Uno.
charity bridge will bo hold next
,ji. nflemoon m .: iiciuck m mo
... Mr. John Y. Bishop, nt
L, Columbus, N. Y.i for tho benefit
. '.. ri.m fled Cross. Jlany labtes
t already been taken and among those
; i -itend soma will corrto from
Islington. Mount Holly, Pcmbcrton nnd
lentown.
.... A nf-e tfnrrlnnn TV Wrltrht.
h liev, " ..-....,
ffi Rt Aph s rectory, accompanied Dy
'?if.i Leigh Wright nnd Miss Mario
'4bp Small Point. Me.
"f . .rr. .. ...
In' Mrs. Edmund ii. -ucuunougn, 01 iiw
fRouth Mth street, went to Eagles Jtero
t6(pc;a f nr1nv anil will Inln
ISe ibMr. Mr Itobert K. Wurts, at Ard-
.' .... ...I. --aII.aaIH rlnllnUlA. nl a
i Ui Virginia tvuiuciiiii uft..i v,. .....
'"tM Mrs. Christopher T. Wetherll, of G35
jBhfrwood road, Ovcrbrook, who has been
rfMCrWOTU I ,.,, t.-.i,I-a. HI--- In
i SotMay, will return to her homo today.
fir. and Mrs. Wctherlll nnd their daugh
ter Will ICftVe mo vaitjr yi . wi .-lUKUBt
. .... mM where thev will atnv nt
'the Lake Placid Club, later going to iho
fWhlte Mountains. They will make tho
vtrip by motor.
..i rn.Aft. fnrrlntrtnn. nf TTSnrtAi-
U13 X-UUWOVi w... -...! f -" .-...-.
. . irAnt Inn tvnLr.it da 4tin
jrueet of her cousins. Mr. ana Mrs. Frank
Boynton, at their homo in, St. Martins.
-.... T Anrlrtrnnn nnrl Vint fntn.
I Airs. Jiwiixo - j... .--.. -... ..v,. -Uy
have closet! their town house, 333 Pino
ItrCCt And aru uttuynn; nit,... nuuum;.
h6mo at ucean view, . u.
tj. ttaIah TTnrlrftnn nnrl Minn Pnullnn
,'.. j- f nhafmvn M. .!.. hnvn nnt
B'Sut Invitations or a dinner and informal
lh.- AM CathrHnv. .Tlllv IfV nt Mm Inn
I, t Brown's Mills, N. J., nt 7 o'clock.
(
i- Tmt1lnA TTnrrtRftn RmltVi. nf thft
mu. ni ftntnrtnln o t limenonn tfi
'morrow at the Philadelphia Country Club,
BUa.
t. William T. Tilden. Jr.. who defeated
i.l AnUiiiF1 ATr. HtnnlAv Trnrm1n. In a
ilia jiiw'i - -rf .....,
...j-rVtHwM mnti'Vi vnntorflnv mnpnlncr nt
(he Germantown Cricket Club, nnd there
vwtrtti thA elnelftji nhnmnlonshln of Phila
delphia and vicinity left yesterday aftcr
: noon for New York, where he and hla
'' licthtr, Mr. Herbert Tilden, will enter
icothcr'tournament.
QirM wiiiiam Alhpr Wood ana ner
ffiuxhter. Miss Elennor Harvey Wood, of
Mount Airy, were the gucsta of Mrs.
IirA.i. Tirwitr TftKifunn. nt tlifl Hotel Ham
(Dton, Norrlstown, over Independence Day.
Alone: the Main Line
IwnrnT-mt.-Mr nnd Mrs. EllgOnO
o Mosler, of 6349 Drexel road, spent the
Iweek-end In Rahway. N. J., where their
iiaoghter, Miss Adclo Marguerite Mosler,
lias been visiting for the last week.
m
rTT.nrrtx mi..., r.nn rinvMfl (lniinhtor
?."ri .j i,LZ ni.ul tv Dnvlds. la
entertaining a house party of Southern
Mends this month at her fathers cot-
!.- .. T Annf TTcr Mnrmnn P. ftlnatl.
BUftB a .ui'Hwv- ...' ..v.... - , .
at'fitonybrooK, uiaiey ram, is tiiayciuu-
Iwg-.tha party
ISrJtnd Mrs. Shipley W. Evans. Miss
EUbab'elh Evans nnd Edward Shipley
Euni -will motor up to Seuylburg, Me.,
ihorUr (o open their camp for the sum
mer, .wlBornTW Tfro T.Aslor Ti TfnnT:. of
K3iiiiind, Pa., has ' been visiting Mrs.
lpuy E. JacKson, or aicnon unu jo
SMrs. David Smith, of Dudley avenue,
". tiiin ntrtnlnlntr Mrs. Florence Gar-
l&
Stt, of Drexel avenue. Atlantic City.
lonnTirinrn Tm l?rnnla AT. Tlronkft.
Wa ... , ... . ... ............a n i.m.t tf
tl Aiorns avenue, win emeruun o-uvjuv
Quests this afternoon at luncheon and
I Mr. and Mrs, Robert II. Janney. of Lan-
CMter avenue, are spending Juiy ai jian-
cneater, vt.
Germantown
'. and Mrs. S. Walter Humphries, of
Ml Woodlawn avenue, aro spending sev
ffl weeks at their Stone. Harbor apart-
aent, tince their return from California,
Mlu TL, Loula Woodward, of West
iCUpltr street, was the guest of Mls3 An-
we uewellyn, of Shamokln, I'a., ior sev-
trai wteks.
'. .
Mil. J. Thomnson Rldav. Sr.. of 122
Minhtlnx street, has left for an extended
Wo through the Western States. She
JI1 return about August 1.
t Mr. arid Mrs. J. Burton Mustln, of
Johnson itreM. Arrnmnanled bv Mr. and
jMrj. Clarence Collins, motored to Forked
..-., n.,v.v ..cjr nccb .,a ,tw-v.,w.
IJlri. E. Eldrldge Pennock. of 5722
rtene street, will spend part of July at
tr Island, Casco Bay, Me. Sir. and
ift- T3nlA.1 nn. a I.ai.ba ..owl.. nAn
MS week-end for a number of out-of-town
WTOl
Mrs, Charles f!nrnn nf i37 Wsl r!nnl-r
treet. is spending the summer at Lum
6rHie. Bucks County.
VH?" Catharno Perklnson. of New York.
,f tu guest for several weeks of Miss
"" e oien, of 61 Church lane.
Mils it. Keenan, of 8119 Knox street.
M rwurned from a sojourn in Atlantic
. fi" X. Ctarter, of fi3 Knox street, Is
mPvudlnw IavsmI -u..in in -n..n
r-j " ! "SSM 411 AOMUCIlHi
118 Elibth Upton, of 72 Woat Rock-
r- ."wi. nas returned from New York,
lUe Was ha cutout nt nlfltlv-n
If Pred-riaV XfAr-nir. et cow -...aIa..
S ' ,M returoed from a short stay
Pvelsnd, O.
ffl- a. Smedley, of B6 Bast Coulter
..- muniM rrom a snort stay
H'dley Beach, N. J,
I Vary T. T.lnv.1 - -- m.,,.... ia.a
coding some time at Saranao Jrjn
Mry Dunn, of W East Chelten
I. IS IMnrllnf Am& 1vhk a T)-ni..
Mi. n c" " l """'
'JSS, W(''n. ' SB BAyrttpn trt. la
"" ummr in HOBtOJl, Jlgjs.
HowarH rvnm.A a. coon taw
Hi., l.fr fit. Haaaj. i ..
l. mil remain for some time.
Cbarlui e vwii .j mi.- m.-,....
--" - - . ihv U41II.UH.
i,0..CaM.Ma'' "' wrly nt
CO Stav all juimnvini-
- - -''wipge.
L AIog the Reading
anit jj John Keliaw., of Summit
- J'okintown. acceswuUed by thlr
b
Pervades the City and Suburbs.
Trips.
from AVcst Virginia, Miss Esther Pnlllster
nnd Ml-s Gertrude Hopkins, motored to
tho Water Gap for the week-end.
Mrs. Walter Reed, of Chelten avenue,
entertained Inst week at dinner In
J" nn'r of her guest, Mrs. J. Hughes, of
m 81. James placo, Atlantic City. Mrs.
Hughes will remain Until tomorrow,
when she will leave for Chlengo. where
alio will spend the summer.
Miss Hannah L. Cunns, of Camae street,
Oak Ljnc, entertained a house party of
young people over tho week-end. Among
those piesent were Miss Jean Cummlngs,
Miss Mnrtha Phillips, Miss Helen Mc
Klnloy, Miss Frances Curts, Mr. Jotepli
Cummlngs, Mr. Arthur Selling, Mr. Hugh
McConnlck, ' Mr, Hugh Dunlap, Mr.
Harry Duulnp nnd Mr. Fred Filler.
Mrs. Thomas Kefto, of Wyncolo road,
entortalned nt luncheon and "BOO" lost
week In honor of Mies Mary Thornc. of
Boston, Mass. Her guests Included Mrs.
Thomas Kecnen, Mrs. Hnrry Bets, Mrs.
.Joseph McMnhon, Miss Marlon Tully,
Miss Edith Clarke, Miss Helen Ilutton,
Miss Matlo M-arrls, Miss Bessie Marshall.
Miss Martha Brooke, Miss Mildred Sykes,
Miss Mnrlon Do Chantnll, Miss Mario
Jlmlno-, Miss Helen Hurst. Miss Katho
ryno Scott, Miss Rea Hughes, Miss Clara
Bedcrmnn nnd Miss Josslo Fuller.
Mr. Robert II. rtrll-lTa nnrl A,M..
Lynwood nvonue, OlenBldo, havo left' for
un uuy, where they will remain dur
ing tho summer.
Miss Qraco Mcchler, of Fnlslngton, Pa..
IS homo for thn nllmrnnr elm-li.it -..iU
- ... -. ..., tJJ 1Mb ITIl.l
ner parents on Greenwood avenue, Jen-
itiniown.
Mr. nnd MM. Clnnr-rrn f.n.ln- n,..ui
accompanied by Mrs. Lasher's daughter,
Miss Gertrude Gilbert, nro nt tho Hotel
Chelsea, Atlantic City, nnd will occupy
uimrirnems mero ror tho greater part of
tho Bummer.
Installation of officers took plnce at n
recent meeting of the Cheltenham Dra
matio Society, and announcement of tho
committees ror the year were as follows:
Entertainment. Mr. Otto J. Renn-r.
chairman; Mr. Edward McPeak, Mr.
Samuel Tucker, Mr. John Lccklo. Mr.
Max Mnrschnor. Mr. Arthur Orr, Miss Lo
Flnley, Miss Pauline Schlag nnd Mrs.
Robert L. Welsh; Door Committee. Mr.
Hnrry S. Ashworth, chairman; Mr.
Richard Kaysor and Mr. Louis Brodhag;
Hall Committee. Jlr. John Mcgcrle,
chairman; Mr. John R. Schlag nnd Jlr.
William Alburger; Wardrobe Committee:
Mr. Harold Ashworth nnd Jlr. Gustavo
Schlag; electricians, Jlr. Frank Fisher
ana .Mr. Chandler Paul.
West Philadelphia
Jlr. and Jlrs. Robert D. Wilson chap
eroned a party of young persons nt Ocean
City, N. J., over tho week-end. Including
JIlss Gladyo .Phillips, Jtlss Jlellta Ze
hender, JIlss Anna Brown nnd Jlr. J.
JIalcolm Johnston. They will return to
morrow.
Jlr. and Jlrs. George Grant Piper, for
merly of 514S Hazel avenue, aro occupy
ing their new home, 5627 Thomas avenue,
Sherwood.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Edward C. Bendero have
closed their npartment at 51st and Wal
nut streets nnd aro spending the sum
mer lh Langhorne. Jlrs. Bcndere made
a short stay at Atlantic City before go
ing to Langhorne.
Jlr. and JJrs. Charles Grafton, of 60th
and Upland streets, entertnlned Jlr. Graf
ton's sister, Jlrs. R. S. Grassman. of Port
Elizabeth, N. J nnd her children last
week.
Dr. Samuel JlcCIeary of 4610 Spruce
street, Is spending a short time in Ocean
City.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Thomas JIcFarland, of
R26 North 63d street, will start tomorrow
on n motoring trip through Canada, to be
gone about n month,
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. J. M. Brennan, of 1405
South Allison street, aro spending a few
weeks nt Sea Islo City.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. J. Kent Hopkins, of COJI
JInrket street, spent Saturday nt tho
home of Mr. John Jleyers, of Mechanic's
Valley, Bucks County. On Sunday and
Jlomjay Jlr. nnd Mrs. Hopkins vero the
guests of Jlr. John JIcFetridgo at his
home in Glenola. Jlr. William Allyno
Fulmer, Mrs. Hopkins' son, will leavo on
July S with the National Guard for. Jtount
Gretna.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Joseph E. Jforley, of 5013
Catharlno street, were tho guests of Jlr.
and Mrs. J. R. Smyser at their cottago In
Atlantic City.
Mrs. William C. Knmmerer, of B003
Hazel avenue, entertained last week Jlr.
W. F. Nichols nnd hla granddaughters,
JIlss Evelyn Jones and Miss Jlay Jones,
from Florida.
Jlrs. Howard F. Park, of 4110 Pine
street, will chaperone JIlss Helen Forster
Close and JIlss Helen Breitenbaugh at
Eagle's Mere during the month ofAuguat.
I
Girard Estate ,
Captain and Jlrs. Alexander S. Will
lams. U. S. M. C, of 2322 South 21st street,
with their little son, Wlstar Jlorrls Will
lams, nnd Jlrs, Williams' mother. Jlrs.
B. T. Jlorrls, left on Saturday for Smith
town, Long Island, where they will be
tho guests of the New York Stato Fish
Culturlst and Jlrs. T. H. Bean. Thoy wlir
be gone about three months,
Mrs. William I.ee Pryor, wife of Lieu
tenant Commander Pryor, U. S. N., of
2326 South 21st street, will close her resi
dence, and with her little, sons, William
Leo Pryor, Jr., and Knight Pryor, will
leave tomorrow for the West, where they
will visit friends In Wisconsin and JIIs
sourl. On lier return Jlrs. Pryor will go
to the Adlrondaclsa for the month of
August and about September 1 to New
port. Jlrs. Lucius Beebe. of Walllngford, Pa
formerly of th Girard Estate, left on
Saturday for Suffern, N. Y., wtjere aho
will be the guest of Mr. Beebe's sister
during the summer months.
Sir. and Jlrs. Frederic Bond, of 2K18
South 18th street, are entertaining Mrs.
O.' Y. Bucken and her little son, George
Bond Bucken, of Auburn, N. Y,
Msa Anna B. McGurk, of 2403 South
Garnet street, with Mlrs Laura Bun, of
Ferndale, Pa., and Mr. F. FerrU and Mr.
A Durant, left on Saturday morning for
a'motor trip to Atlantlo City, where they
will join some friends and remain for
about a wk.
Mr. and Mrs- Frederick RlcharUjwm
Ktrkland. of WO South th trt, hve
-.1 their repldouM and gone to their
UflHMr bonis at Bry Mawr, where they
wtU remain until the fall
Mlu BUixabetli URt4c, of IS Fort.r
-aa tti.f ralunud from a. fart-
jiiirtSs trip to Buffalo and Niagara IMU. I
Mr and Mra Harold Brown, of Xttg
South CUve'and terrace: Mr. T Brown
,d Mr Pcrc Baatian left on Saturday
. - m.Ib....!. U? .-.!. flan
rhoto by Cram Studio.
MRS. FREDERICK ROBERT HARRIS AND HER DAUGHTER, MISS FLORENCE RUSSELL
BENNETT HARRIS
Mrs. Harris is tho wife of Frederick Robert Hnrris, civil engineer of tho public works office nt tho local
navy yard, and her littlo daughter is a futuro belle of the navy sot.
North Philadelphia
Jlr. and Mrs. Leonard Goulson, of 2107
West Ontario street, aro spending the
summer in Atlnntlc City.
Jlrs. Valentino B. Clymcr, JIlss Elsie
Clymer and JIlss Flora Clymcr, of 30-u
North 7th street, havo gone to their
bungalow In National Park, where they
will lctnuln for several weeks.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Ray Slgnor, of 1021
Venango street, are receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of a son. Gcorgo Hart
man. Northeast
A freedom party was given to Mr. El
mer J. Suttcrs and Jlr. George A. Sutlers
by their' parents, Jlr. and Jlrs. Elmer i.
Suiters, , at 235J East Allegheny avenue,
Saturday at S o'clock. Thoso present
wcro Jlr. and Jlrs. Walter Gracf, Jlr.
and .Mrs. Frank J. Holmes. Jlr. and Mrs.
Howard Chandley. Jlr. and Jlrs. John
Saalfrank, Jlr. and Jlrs. John Sherwln.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Charles Kruh, Jlr. and Jlrs.
James Ulbton, Jlr. and Jlrs. Walter
Smith, Jlr. and Jlrs. Charles Jaskey, Jlr.
and .Mrs. William Dlener. Jlr. and Jlrs.
Harry Jlarks, .Mr. and Mrs. William Adtx,
Jlr. and Jlrs. John Davies, Jlr. and Jlrs.
Peter Sherwln, Jlr. and Jlrs. William
Thomas, Jlr. and Jlrs. Elmer Selfronk,
Jlr.1 and Jlrs. Herman Gessler. Jlr. nnd
Jlrs. Walter Engle, Jlr. and Jlrs. Hnrry
Schubeit, Mi. and Jlrs. Gcorgo Gullck. of
Riverside, N. J.; Jlr. and Jlrs. John Car
ney, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Edward Schemp. lr.
and Jlrs. Joseph H. Weir, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.; Jlrs. JIargaret Sutters Bitting, Jlrs.
Jlary Pierce, Jlrsi Knthryn Pierce, Jlrs.
Emma Corry. Miss Elsie Corry, Miss
Emma Corry. Jlr. Charles Fruh. Jlr. Will
iam Fruh, Jlr. Charles Brown, Jlr. Vin
cent Brown. Jlr. Daniel Dugan, Jlr. Wilt
lam J. Miller, Jlr. Harry Bromley, Jlr.
John Hnrrlgnn, Jlr. Robert Barr, Jlr.
Harry .Myers. Jlr. Edward Jlyers, Mr.
William Lepper, Jlr. Allen Wellcr. Mr.
William Simpson. Jlr. Andrew Lipplns,
Jlr. Frederick . Calhoun, Jlr. James JIc
Govern, Jlr. Edward JIcGovcrn, Jlr.
David Blcrney. Jlr. Harry Clark. Jlr.
Tvininm Tiichert. Mr. William Ralnery.
Jlr. Joseph Aloyslus Levy, Jlr. Edgar
Ellis, Jlr. William JlcKlnley, Jlr. Harry
JlcKlnlcy, Mr. jonn iucivimey, jir. uuviu
t a.... ti- Tlnrm Ifontnn. Jlr. William
Wool'scncroft. Jlr. William Hagan, Jlr.
Ferdinand isomer, Mr. wiuiam i,ioyu,
Jlr. Edward Vogt, JIlss Gertrude Legar.
mi. Arsrin Smith. Mls.-t Carrie Saalfronk.
Miss Florence Kees, JIlss Lillian Jloffatt,
JIlss JIao Ulllespie, ansa Anna wimien
berg, Jtlss Elinor Qulnn, JIlss Matilda
Tv.hinann Miss Anna Emms. JIlss Anna
JlcBrldc. JIlss Agnes Kllroy. JIlss Alva
Hackett, JIlss .uargar.ee jnaerson, ansa
.. ,. a) l.l. 111.. Ctltbl Vnnlai,,. flee
3iariO OII11M. WlIM WMHS. ,ww.vj, ....a"
Anna Cunz, JIlss JIargaret Flnlln, JIlss
Edna Jlease, JIlss JIame Jlease, JIlss
Anna Cope, JIlss Agnes Sellers, Jlss Ger
trude Dempster, Mrs. Annie Robinson.
iro Vnrpnrpt Smith. JIIsh JIariraret
Kohler, JIlss Elizabeth Woolsey. JIlss
JIame Fruh, Miss jsiary 'inomas, juss
Lydla Mattls, JIlss Lettle Jlock, JIlss
rt.,.n.. T?rwm(iTi TIhci ITarrtAt T.ntz.
JIlss Ida Eckhert, Jlr. John Class, Jlr.
Thomas Doyle, Jlr. Frederick JIueller,
Jlr. lienry j. ivoiucr, Jir. uonn .ui.ro,.
Miss Elsie Staehle. of 993 North 7th
street, and Miss Margaret Feemlre. of
911 North Uth street, will spend the week
end together at Spring City.
mi. . Anna Hnldman. of 1693 North fith
street, will spend the holidays at Atlan
tlo City.
-rim Svlvan Dell Country Club held
Its grand opening at Its clubhouse on
Llndon avenuo. between State road and
Frapkford avenue, yesterday.
Lansdowne
Mr William H. Dlnsmoro and his fam
ily, of JIsKlnley avenue, are spending the
summer at Spring Lake.
- iT..hil Tlrnwn. nf Stratford ave
nue, has taken a cottage at Wlldwood
for the summer.
Sir. and Jlrs. F. E. Sagendorph. Sd. of
136 South Lansdowne avenue, have taken
a cottBB IT ln wmiiiw iih.wi.
... ti.. .A,,iAr mAnthlv mfiAtlnft- of the
Daughters of Liberty, of Darby, the fol
. . .7?.. aMaa. warn Aloctail for thA com-
Ing yar: Councilor, John W. Welsh, as
sociate oouncaior. in. v ".
vice councilor. MU Floranca Garrett;
j.,. vi-.. cvtuneilor. Mra. Elisabeth D.
WeUb; recording sooretary. Mrs. Jennl.
Smith ; financial Boreury, ir. a-uri. .
...........m . traajiuraar. Mrs Clara A. Gor
ton truida, Mr. Emma Lincoln; Inalda
Kuard Mr. Hattie Wllmonder; outside
. A. f,...l. D A....,AAA lA.IAlAA ltt
guara, sun. euwi . -. ..w.
months, MUw Laura Garratt , lx months.
MlM Florenca Garrett , Representative to
State Council. Albert M Gorton ; alternate
reprrtttinli.U'.u tg titttU Comu.ll, MlM Sadl
Tioga
JIlss Augustlno Jlorgnn Johnson has
closed her town house. 3339 North 19th
street, nnd lias gone to her farm near
Princeton, where she will icmaln until
Into In September. M1B.S Johnson will
havo as her guests during the next sev
eral days her nephew, Jlr. William
Johnson Jlonkhouse, and Jlr. Theodore
Earlo Jennings, of Gloucester City.
Jlr. nnd JIis. James L. Weakley aro
making a tour of the Thousand Islands.
Jlr. Thomns Llpps, president of the
Odd Fellows' Home, 17th and Tioga
streets, Is spending part of tho summer
in New York, nnd later will be Joined by
Jlrs. Lipps in Jorsey City, whero they
will pass several weeks.
JIlss Alberta Peltz. niece of Jlrs.
Henry S. Wcland and JIlss Elizabeth
Peltz, of Hunting Park avenuo. will spend
tho summer in tho Adirondack Mountains.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Howaid JIacNnmee, their
son. Jlr. Hownrd JlucNamee. Jr., of 2133
West Ontario street, and Jlr. Allen
Irvine will leave today for Atlantic City.
JIlss Hilda Marcus, of Atlanta, Gn... in
tho guest of JIlss Selma Kohn, of 3723
North 18th street. Several entertain
ments havo been arranged In her honor.
Roxborough
Jlr. and Jlrs. Joseph Sumner will leave
today on a trip through Yellowstone
Park. Before returning they will visit tho
exposition.
Mls3 Hettle E. Sheldrnke, East Lever
Ington avenue, will spend t'ne summer at
Wlldwood Crest.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Robert Inncs nnd daugh
ter. Miss JIargaret, of Rochelte avenue,
Wissahlckon, aro spending tho summer
at tho Delaware Water Gap.
Jlrs. Daniel Lentz and son, George, of
Spring JI1U. nro visiting relatives In West
Jlanayunk.
A euchro was given on Wednesday eve
ning nt the home of Jlr. and Jlrs. Will
iam Durkln, on Calumet street, for the
benefit of St. Bridget's Church. The
committee ln charge Included Jlrs. A,
Jlartln. Jlrs. N. Jlonohan. and Jlrs. Will
lams, assisted by Miss D. Wren, JIlss
Frances Roach, JIlss Lowry, JIlss Jf.
Deeney, JIlss Joseph JIcDevitt, Jlr.
James B. Lawler, and Jlr. Vincent
Roach. There was music during tho eve
ning, and many beautiful prizes were
nwarded.
Wilmington '
President Samuel C. Mitchell, of Dela
ware College, and Jlrs. Mitchell are stay
ing at their home at Newark until the end
of July, and then they go to Lake George,
JIlss Jlary Jlltchell and Jlr. George
Mitchell accompanying them
Dean Winifred J. Robinson, of the
Women's College, has been in New York
for a week She will go to New Fame,
Vt.. to spend July with friends and thon
to California the 1st of August, and while
In San Francisco will attend the conven
tion of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae.
MRS. N. HYMAN
Before her marriage, last week,
Mra. Hyman was Miss Ruth
(
Frankford
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. William Spool, who left
Frankford for their summer homo nt
Wlldwood, entertnlned a number of
friends from Frankford over the
Fourth. Among thoso present wcro Jlr.
and Jlrs. Joseph Grnmm. Mr. and
Jlrs. Edward Tschlra, Jlr. nnd Jlrs.
Frank II. Dudley and James Browning.
Jlrs. JI. Gnllaghcr, of 2C06 Rhawn street,
hud as her guests Inst week Jlr. nnd
Mrs. William Davis nnd Jlr. and Mrs.
Edwin Gallagher.
Jlr. und Mrs. Harvey Shaffer, of Arrott
street, celebrated their 15th wedding an
niversary last week. Those present
were Jlr. and Jlrs. Thomas Schaffer, Jlr.
and Jlrs. K. JI. Godfrey, .Miss Hazel
Gooding, Miss Ella Gooding, Miss Mar
garet Goodins, Jlr. and Jlrs. Harry Clay
ton, Jlr. and Jlrs. Earl Cully. Jlr nnd
Jlrs. Hugh Emerlck, Jlr. Earl Emerlck,
Jlr. and Mrs. Louis Mullen, Jlr. and Jlrs.
Edward Schull, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Henry Jinx
well, Jlr. and Jlrs. David Jlagtll. Jlr. and
Jlrs. Walter Foulkrod, Jlr. and Jlrs.
James Phillip and Jliss Pauline Custer.
Tho offlcers of tho Italian-American Re
publican Club of Frankford Include:
President, Giovanni F. Jlontcmurro: vice
president, Giuseppe Senatore; correspond
ing secretary, Raefacln Nlcolcttl; finan
cial recretary, Francesco Bllotti; treas
urer, Vlnzenzo Flmmaro.
The club has been organized ln Frank
ford with nearly 100 members. As stated
In tho bylaws, the club Is founded for the
mutual social benefit of Its members, as
well as encouraging thoBo who havo taken
out first papers to complete tho steps that
will make them American citizens. The
meetings nre hold temporarily In quarters
on Paul street below Unity street.
Jlrs. Blancho Haines, of Hownrd and
York streets, hns returned after n delight
ful trip of several weeks to the Delaware
Water Gap.
JIlss Helen Oat Is spending n fow weeks
In Coatesvlllc, Pa., at the home of her
uncle, Jlr. Thomas P. Dalo.
' Hotel Arrivals
QUECN'S-M. reterson, I'lalnfleM, N J.; W.
12. Mooro, Hu edeaboro, N. J.; W. S. Dewolf,
Hcaillnr. Ta.
CONTINENTAL E. F. McCllntock. llirrl.
burff. Mr. and Mrs. WolfliiKer, Chamberi
hurn, I'd.; Antone Neraas, I'?nnacroe, N- J.
DOONClfs-C. L. Wagoner. Lutlwraburg. Pa.;
J. Z. llrabson. Nottingham, I"a.
BINCJHAM-Mr. and Mra. K. II. Ruascll. ,M
toono, I'a. , Jlr. and Mr. S. II. I. Inn, Harris,
bur?.
HNiVcn-JIr. and Mra. J. D. Itnney, WU
mlngton, Del.: A. J. Davies. Scranton, I'a.;
A. I. Willi., Hloomibyrg, I'a.
Wt.NlJSOn-A A. Shlely, Irwin. To.; J. B
tlcnitrlck-, Eric, I'a.; R. Summers, I'hoenlx
llle, I'a.
VI.ND!U-Mr D, K. Hamilton, Allentonn,
Pa : I. ". Chamber Johnston n, I'a., L'. II.
Hmltli, llarrlaburg.
AIlUt.PllIA 8 W. Slsnon, Erie, Pa.; Mcharr!
S Wllllamkon, Huntington, pa.. Sir. ami
Mra J B. I'enill.ton. neartlnr, Pa.
ST, JAMES Mr. and Mra. Charles Lewla, llar
riH'iunr, Mr. and Mra II J. llllhley, Hcian
ton, I'a.- Harry E. Dill. Cincinnati.
WALTON N. I. Dourncrty, FltLburirh; Mr.
Josei'h Jolmjton, Krle, I'd.; Mra. Woodruff.
i;rlo, Pn
STENTON r". W. LamplnK. Jr., Heading, ra.;
C L ramon-, Selleratll, Pa.; W. 8, Tay
lor. Selleravllle, I'a.
COIXJNNADn Jacob LUhtner, Ilarrliburx;
W. II. Simpson. Haskell. N. J.; W. T. Ar
nold, hlurlton. Inci.
IUTTfcNHOCSG-Mr. and Mra. J. O Taylor,
l'ennsrrtn e. N, J.; E. A Ryan. Wellsboro,
I'a.: Charlcn Kdmunds, liagerstown, Md,
IIEl.l.KVL'K-BTllATKOni-. John c. Sprout,
rhtstrr. Pa,; A. W. Duy, Jr.. Bloomsburg,
I'll., O. Atwooil llarlman, Danville, I'a.;
riiailen n. Walltr, Wllkesbarre, Pa , Harry
llean, Washington, D C , II B. Klfper, iJin
iatir, I'a ; A. Mitchell Palmer, Sirouda
l.urK. Pa.
niT5-'AIlI.TON Charlea K. Thomsan. Scran
ton. I'a.; Mr. and Mrs, B. Sexton, Hot
liprlii., Va,; A. II. Mlhm. Pylrsville. Md ,
W. A. Croasmun. rtedclyffe, I'a , II. C
Klnkel. Washington, D. C.
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN SUFFnAOB PARTY.
8:30 p. m. Open-air meeting at 12th and
Wharton atreeta Speakers, O, C. Woodward
and MIm Knjtard.
8 SO P. in, Open-air me.tlnr at 20th and
Federal streets. Speaker, Miss Amu Mo
.'url-nd.
Eq IL PnANCHISB BOCIBTY.
Noon Open-air meeting at Horle, Harr)on
& Kay TapMlry Mills, A str.it and Indiana
asrnu.. Speaker. MlM Anna McCue,
Noon Open-air mMtlng at Iha Brill Car
Works, 01st street ana Woodland avenue.
Speaker. Mlia Bertha Sapovlts.
S p. m. Mis McCuc, who Is In charge of
the Kensington branch of the society, with
others wilt canvase sections of tn. district
Supwurt for lh suffrage cause and votes will
bo soUetled.
HU p. m. Open-air reseller at .KM strati
and Lancaster avenue. Speaker, MUs BertM.
8aovlls.
Notices for the Society page will be
accepted and printed ln the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices must b.
written on on. tide of the paper, must
be signed la full, with full address, and
when poeslbl telephone) number must bo
given.
Send til such conuavalcatleaa to
"SeeUtr Editor," UtobIb Ledger. fl
Chestnut street.
Unless tbea requirements are carried
out as that lerlflcmtloo mar be poaetU.
tbe notice, will not b published.
Miss Kaiherino Louise Davis Becomes the Bride of Mr. Thomns
Dixon Pitts at Quiet home Wedding Mrs. M. B. Obert
Gives Birthday Party in Honor of Granddaughter.
MRS. WM. CADWALADBR DAV1B
hns announced tho marriage of her
daughter, JIlss Katherlne Louis Davis, to
Jlr, Thou. Dixon Pitts on Friday evening.
July t, nt her home, tW. Cedar avenuo.
The ceremony was performed by tho Rev.
Arthur T. Jllchler. txistor of the Luth
eran Church of the Incarnation, In tho
presence of the Immediate families nnd a
fow Intimate friends of Ihe couple. Tho
bride, who was gowned In the etistomarv
while satin with trltnmlngii of old family
lace and a tulle veil, carried n bouciuet of
lilies of the valley nnd bride's roses. Sho
was attended by her sister-in-law, Jlrs.
Harry 11. C. Davis, ns matron of honor.
Jlr. Oeorgo StefTany, of New York, ncted
as bet man. Jlr. nnd Jtrs. Pitts, who
are nt present on their wedding trip, will
be nt home after Auguat 1 at .S32 Cedar
avenue.
Tho marriage of Miss Helen Roberta
Wood nnd Jlr. JIalcolm A. Holllday will
take place today nt 4 o'clock In the
nfternoon, with tho lit. Rev. Frederick J.
Kinsman, bishop of Delaware, olTlclntlng,
assisted by th nov. Frederick JI. Klrkus,
rector of Trinity parish. The bride will
bo given In mnrrlnge by her brother, the
Rev. Robert Wood, rector of St. JInrv's,
Tuxedo I'nrk, N V nnd her only nttend
nnt will be her niece. JIlss N'nncy Trotl.
Tim best man will bo tho bridegroom's
brother, Jlr. Wlillnm Holllday, of Phila
delphia. After tho wedding Journey Jlr. nnd Jlrs.
Hollldny will reside nt Komvll, N. J.,
whole Jlr. Holllday Is connected with tho
E. I. tin Pont Powder Company.
The marriage of JIlss Rose B. Jans,
daughter of Jlr. nnd Jtrs. B. Jans, of 314
North 15th street, nnd Jlr. Robert S. Su
san took plnco nt S o'clock, Sunday, July
4, In Jlosobach's drawing room. The cere
mony was performed by tho Rev. Dr.
Jlnrvln Nathan, of Beth Israel Congre
gation. Tho bride woro u gown of bridal satin
draped with tulle nnd net embroidered
wllh pearls. Hor tulle veil fell over n
long court train of satin and was held
ln place by a silver castle band. Sho car
ried n shower bouquet of bridal roses nnd
lilies of the valley, She was attended by
JIlss Anna Brodsky ns mnld of honor nnd
Jlrs. Harry Susnn as matron of honor
JIlss Anna Hrodsky wore a quaint old
fashioned white taffeta frock, hlgh-walst-cd
and n large pink chiffon picture hat
trimmed with a pale pink rose and French'
rosebuds nnd n girdle of pale pink, bluo
blue streamers. She carried nn arm bou
quet of shaded Bweet peas. Jtrs. Harry
Susan wore nn exquisitely white cm
bioldercd net dress trimmed with tiny
osebutta nnd n glrdlo of pale pink, bluo
nnd lavender. She woro n picture hat of
pale pink, nlso carrying out the scheme
of pink, blue nnd lavender. She carried
n bouquet of pink rrx-es. The bridesmaids
wcie JIlss Rose Wertheim, of Troy, N.
Y., nnd JIlss Isabel Lovenson. They wcro
both attired In dainty white embroidered
net dresses trimmed with tiny pink and
bluo rosebuds. Their girdles wcro pale
bluo and pink chiffon, nnd their hats cor
responded, JIlss I. Luvcnson wearing bluo
and JIlss Rose Wertheim wearing pink.
They both carried arm bouquets of shaded
sweet peas.
Jlr. Susan was attended by Jlr. Harold
i-wa
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Gordon, of New York, rts best man, And
his ushers were Mr. Harry Suaan, Jlr.
Benjamin ICetlman, Mr. I. Brodsky. The
ceremony wns followed by a dinner, after
whleh Jlr. and Jlrs. Susan left for a two
wees' trip through the States, t'port
their return they will reside nt Willow
Grove, Pa for remainder of summer
News wns received that Dr. George D.
Fussell, of 411 Lyceum nvenue, Roxbor
ough, son of Dr. JI. Iloword Fussell,
professor of applied therapeutics at tho
University of Pennsylvania, and Jtlss
Elizabeth D. Hutchlns were married
Thursday nt the summer home of tho
bride's parents at Hempstead, L. I. Tho
ceremony was that of the Friends.
Tho brliio and bridegroom met at
Swnrthmore College, where JIlss Hutch
inson graduated ln 1011 and Doctor Fus
sell In 1010. Doctor Fussell wns graduated
In medicine from tho University of Penn
sylvania In 1914. After tho ceremony tho
couplo left for a motor trip to Lake
George. They will bo at home at 422
Jtnrtln street, Roxborough, within 10
days.
In aid of tho Holy Family Church, a
Japanese tea party will bo held at Fox
Place, Domino Lane, on tho evening of
July II.
JIlss Elennor Jtulroney was the guest
of honor nt a party given at tho homo
of her grandmother, Jlrs. Jlary E. Obert,
Ridge avenuo. tho occasion being her Oth
birthday.
The lime was happily apent In playing
games and listening to solos nnd recita
tions of tho children. A delightful lunch
eon wns served of the delicacies of tho
season. Tho tablo was dnlntly decorated
nnd the atmosphere reflected n. pink ef
fulgence. Tho favors represented Cupid
holding n pink rose.
Jtlss Eleanor was tho recipient of many
beautiful gifts, which sho treasures most
highly.
The guests Included JIlss Ruth Briton,
Miss Dorothy Elslcr, Jtlss Phoebe Car
lcntor. Jliss Helen Scery. Miss Margaret
Etsenhnrdt, Jliss Elizabeth Elsonhardt.
Jtlss Jlnrle Tlgh, Jliss Elizabeth JIuI
roney. JIlss Dorothy Lord, Jtlsa Gladys
Lord, JIlss Dorothy Llebert, JIlss JIarle
Cunningham. JInster Aloyslsus Seery,
JInstcr William Boone, JInster Charlton
Cade, JIaster Francis Dever. Jtastcr John
Dover, JInstcr Joseph Schlotcrcr, Jr ,
JInster John B. Obert. Jr.. JInster Joseph
JIcGllI, JIaster John JIcOIU. JInster
Frank Wilson, JInster Edmund Wilson,
and JInster Thomns Wylde.
Tho allied committees of Roxborough
Commandery No. 61, P. O. S. of A., will
conduct nn elaborate street carnival on
July 14 and 15. The nffalr will be located
on Rector street, from Pechln to Jlltchell
3'reet.
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