10US& PARTIES OVER WEEK-
END ENGAGE THOSE NEAR CITY
r, and Mrs. Dale B. Filler Entertain Party of Guests at
Seashore Surprise Party Given Mrs, ilf. S.
h .; nri.nt.tin. nn Knfirlr.i
If
Prn. AND MRS. DALE B. F1TLBU
V interlaced a nouse pii ;. .
Wi -j . their cottage In Beach
mtK -.. ,.tH included Miss Ethel
liT,.. Miss Jennctto Holllnshead and
Wit, &roId 1,nfl,, her nanC0,
Wiit Mary s. unnioi., i v,.uu.
4 . a n 1 A Irttfrt rt
!6f.,,a Ford, Chester County, Fa., re.
!RC , .. Saturday In n "Farewell Sur-
pjc party" given by her relatives and
Bt . 4ihun of resnect and re-
iwnds u -"""
SE . it.. ,-nalnn of tho final brcak-
. . ...- , lies dating over a period
ffir 01 no'
;& T y"'
..., Htm . rMward Wright, of West
lith avenue, Germantown, have had
-jhlr guests ior uvji .,.... .......
IS . ., nnrl liir fllMlchter. MISS
iw'1"""'. t. " ;..
'! Heap, 01 i'nsaaena, vui. "i
! i . .j.nnhtir am tinur vlsltlne
tt,no '""""" .. ....... ,r
Bd MrS. Ji. IUUWIUUUOU '"'" "'
it Alfy.
P? rnnrlea Palmer and family, of
H . arrnmDanlcd by Miss Margaret
Rsyare In. tho Pocono Mountains for
Filis summer.
f Mr. Jtaurlco Hopkins, 01 ar.s, is
Psent tho guest or ms coubir, i.b.
Ijiieph Wayne,, Jr., of 6620 Wayno avenuo,
6tnnint6wn.
... cm a. (Rogers, of Greenwood,
5a.c 18 spending the summer with her
Uteri Mrs. Hugh H. Auerncthy, of Gulf
SfCld.
' Alone the Main Line
eWAVERFORD-Mra. Augusta h. na
Km of Old Lancaster road and Mont
Serr avenue, will spend July and
Kt trtth her aunt Mrs. G. F. Crosby.
hrEwl Hampton, I I.
for and Mrs. Wilfred Lewis, ofRoso
Jr' . ... o,i tvioir rottneo at Soring
'!' where they expect to remain until
October.
- ..a UTro M.nrv C. Register Will
M.:m woekfto spend tho summer at
iKwelunP011' Ue.
ft . - nrATWTTVfr. find Mrs. William
Waasi Hughes, of Morris avenue, sailed
:Y....' th Kroonland tor Panama.
Mly.,- ------ . th
Jfrjyositluu.
Germantown
lw. r, !., nnr.orn Jr.. of 415 WOSt
m airs, tiii .wo. --.. -- ---KUfford
street, accompanied by her two
t.r" h.r. hn will BDend coveral
Keeks.' Mr. Rogers has gone to Prov
idence, R. I . to Visit inenaa mi u. u. ..-
night
.. i n.rnniii of 413 West
RAITS. UODcrt in.wuv..v.., --- ---
&.... i- l.. maaV or the
Pocono Mountains. Mrs. McCrach was
Miss Anna Erainan umuio ..... -0
nrHiAH t.oa Shnnnard. of 6706
ICfeshelm road, accompanied by her two
children, will spena inu remuo "
isummer with her mother. Mrs. Charles
E . U.'. - oai -nrnt Walnut lane, at
iTwilight Park, "in the Catsklll Mountains.
.. -j if.. T?nh.f- .t. r!nioman. 01
HDtl Sherman street, are visiting frlenda
IfiaBoston. In August Mr. and Mrs. Cole
&9 will go to the Pocono Mountains.
J 4.- . m i . TOT T lrt1ri
Jt ,iiJ.'.I3 Helen uormiey, ui -.-
Ls,. . 9 a. .h l.nmn fpnm
IB Drive, nas rewirncu iu ,...- ;-
1. .. t !. n. ttin lion.
'Jajt. .
ir. . -r,t irnniflln T.. SheDDard. of
fa Weit Harvey street, aro occupying
tthelr cottace at Ocean City. N. J.
m . ....
JtMrt. Charles A. Martin, or msj ureeno
Pltreet, and Mrs. E. L. Baltzar de Mare.
f.u ..!. nViil.n hnvn trnnA to Ttforth
MiUey, Can, for the remainder of tho
EHmmor.
jt. J. Howard sneme, 01 010 r.uai.
SfMhlncton lano. is spending the summer
fTfew rnlles from Reading, Pa.
Mr TT.nv T "Rrviwn of Wlfisahlckon
BlW)ue and Manhelm Btreet, have left
icr uontrose, i'a., ior a proionseu omjr.
jlr. J. Wilson Purvlanco, of 240 West
iEchool Rouse lane, spent the week-end
Ctntrevllle, Md., with IrJends.
IMlss Hannah Hockman. of 3105 Indian
pweu lane, have spent the week-end in
glacis Haven, Pa.
illtJ. Perry, wife of Bishop Perry, has
KM to Manchester, Vt., for the summer.
BIsa Ella Bergen, of 6S24 Qulncy street,
gone to Mount Pocono for the sum-
I-w.
i and Mrs. W. Frederick Snyder and
B'lr family, of Carpenter and Qulncy
ti'Wts, are spending the summer at
iPtitg Lake.
Slrt Henrv H. rioan. of 1B3 Carnenter
ritreet, accompanied by her son Carpenter
a, is spending several weeks at Buck
lill Palls. Pa. Malor Henry II. Doan. a
fewnber of the 3d Regiment, is camping
Mount Gretna.
Krs. Georare T Htnvcnnnn. of 41S Rtuf.
wd street, has gone to Northeast Point,
ftoi., for Julv and Aueuat. Mra. Steven.
m& WW be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
l?rge Stevenson, of 1921 Spruce street.
he Misses Jones are aa usual occupy
' the home of Sir. and Mrs. O. S.
bridge, 401 Wanhelm street
&". and Mrs. 'William Phannlnr- TttlH-
jiAve removed from the Qlrard Es-
l w v west Penn street
S and Mrs. Walter Bowdltoh. of 423
if street, announce the enmgement
'5 I0lr llBlli-ritAr. Xtlaa P-,V,ol TTarrlnon
Ifllteh, to Mr, A. Walter Stewart, of
.uro, ja.
tend Mrs- "William Morria David,
5? ureene street, aro spending July
1 Mrs. T)avlria nnnta ff. nnH MrR.
WJd Clifford Cutler, at their farm
""KJlOWn
ftin P ConnQr, of M18 Germantown
(. accompanied bv hla daughter.
lyesterday for San Francisco and the
" Jacposltlon.
Anna Freund, of 40 "West Durham
1 h(S returned from a stav In
imxxt
BlUabeth B'nlUer, of 6536 Pulaski
it staying at the Delaware
Oap.
"! IL Dawllnir of sti &. rh.l.
SjIK' ha retun4 from a short
i nfuawood.
ffd Mrs Jesse y. Fowler, of 103
Mortter street, announce th mar-
c their Hunch.. ILri.a inlt. SAn,
l " Webster ' on Wednesday.
'!' ev M C Swlgart. of the
V (lurch On tholr ratnrn from
wdJtog journey Mr and Mr.
- mm Ik. .. i nM- .,..
if -r-' " - -
" Ovreth, fran, Bf jfest CHvedeo
"'"'"
BWiaStt SUmmCr ftt Nr,h
Pn!"i,H?rry Stnrr- ot Seymour and
to m .E. h80no l0 New York
unifr ftn.d J,rs- JamCB Dnvla 63i tag
no a avenue, accompanied by their
?" ""' "ls Dorothy and Miss Emily
OceVan,C,tvVOvtCTtUrn.,1 Kmolor 'r
eral days Whcro they spent sev-
Wvnl C1,nrlcsa'""i U Huston, ot 6521
wmT n.. nvenue, has closed her house, and
Lftmh?ev- nnd MrB' rheron Lee. of
In Canada ' epftndlnB 86ve""a weeks
ofHw w .JIS; 0s,Vfl,d "ampton Schcll,
Ih.f? i,?sJ..School.Ianp- accompanied by
Mr, AuURJ,t,err 5,"d on-ln.aw, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred M. North, of 177 West Chel-
t h atHenl1(! WlU lcaV0 on Jl,ly 1G l """
r-nnildo?ID.niotor trln trough the New
Lngland States. They will he gone about
two necks.
Miss Elizabeth Gurloy, of 257 Harvey
? ... i .,s BPI,dlng the month of July
with friends In New London, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dallett, accom
panied by their son, Brlnton Dallett, aro
spending Bovoral weeks In Ocean City.
J., as the guests of Mrs. K. Dallett
at her cottage
Mrs. Michael Rellly, of 6100 Raynton
street Tias taken apartments In Ocean
City, N. J., for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry S. fay havo re
turned from their wedding tour and aro
occupying tholr now home at 6239 Ogontz
avenuo. Mrs. Fay will bo remembered
as M1S3 Marjorio Bell.
Mrs. Mark fltoknn or rrhirntm i i..
guest of hor brothor, Philip O'Reilly,
ul im .case wasmngton lane.
Miss Mary B. Klllen. of New York, Is
spending six weeks In Germantown as
tho guest of Miss Helen Cross, of Chel
ten avenuo and Lambert streot.
Mr. Arthur W. Hehert, of New Orleans,
La., who has been tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Sullivan, of 6901 Greene streot,
has left for Tampa, Fla., where ho will
he tho guoat of relatives beforo return
ing home.
Mrs. Philip Maufre, of 110 West Wash
ington avonuo, nnd her son, Philip Mau
fre, Jr.. are tho guests of Mrs. Thomas
Carroll at her cottago In Ventnor, N. J.
Mrs. Maufro will later bo the guest of
Mrs. Charlos Henry Volght at her home
In Sea Islo City.
Along the Reading
Miss Irene Hollngshead and Miss Helen
Hollngshead, of Ashbourne, aro on a va
cation tour. They will visit Saratoga
Springs, Lake George, Fort William
Henry, Lako Placid and tho Thousand
Islands.
Miss Alice Betts, of Washington, who
has been the guest of Mr and Mrs. WIN
Ham Morgan for tho last fortnight, will
leave tomorrow morning for Now York,
where she will remain with her cousin.
Miss Evelyn Solly, until August.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kuhn, of
Summit avenue, Wyncote, will close their
country home Wednesday, July 14, and
open their eeashoro homo at Ventnor,
whero they will remain during July nnd
tho early part of August.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Olton, of Cliveden
avenue, Glensldc, will spend tho early
part of July at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flelsher, of Spring
avenue, Elklns Park, aro spending the
summer camping In the Maine woods.
Mrs. James Worrell, of Summit avenue,
Wyncote, will open her homo at Bar
Harbor, Me., July 12. Sho will havo no
her guests for the summer Miss Grace
Worrell and Mrs. Thomas Fuller, of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ferry and family
aro spending the summer at Ocean View
House, Rye Beach, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brecht, of Mill
road, Ashbourne, havo left for tho Pan
ama canal.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walton, of Mill
road, Ashbourno, accompanied by their
two sons, Harold Walton, Jr., nnd Henry
H. Walton, will leave tomorrow for Cali
fornia, whore they will be the gueata of
Mrs. Walton's sister, Mrs. John Dunn, of
Los Angeles. Mrs Dunn was formerly
Miss Mae Klrkwood, of Jenklntown.
air. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Zimmerman and
their son, of Duncannon avenuo, Logan,
will leave shortly for Ocean City, whero
they will remain until autumn.
Miss Marguerite Grlnler, of 253 West
Wyoming avenue, will entertain several
friends tomorrow evening at her home.
Her guests will Include Miss Eleanor
Farnum, Miss Mary Downing, Miss Helen
Coyne, Miss Mary Byrne, Miss Anna
Burns, Miss Bessie Qulnn, Miss Martina
Kent, Mr. Edward Finn, Mr. Thomas
Coyne, Mr. John Qulnn, Mr. John Mc
Cann, Mr. Jack Braumbaugh, Mr. Jo
seph Grimes, Mr. Thomas ICamb and Mr.
Gerald Collins.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Fox, JJ33
North Alden street, havo Just returned
from a trip to Bismarck, N. D, where
they visited their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dutton,
formerly of West Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Seal, of 4753
Haverford avenue, have left for an In
definite visit to Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Emtle Desforges, 603S Haverford
avenue, and her daughter. Miss Nellie
Desforges, ara spending a vacation In
Atlantlo City.
Mrs. Charles R. Foster, 1129 North Rob
Inaon street, Is spending a month with
her cousin, Mrs. C. H. Keiper, In Eas
ton, Pa.
Mlsa Janet V. Bruce, of Toronto, Can.,
la visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. F.
Bruce, of 107 North 35th street
A party of young men left yesterday
for Zleglersvllle, Pa., where they will
spend a week. The members of the party
include LMr. Thomas McCormack, Mr,
Louts McCormack, Mr. Raymond Bohem,
Mr. Edward Mercereaux, Mr, George Mc
Cafferey and Mr. Leo Wenzeh
Mr, Samuel Levlne, of 37SS Wyaluslng
avenue, Is at Hatboro. Pa., for a stay
of two wee.
Miss Elizabeth Farrell, of New Hamp
shire 1b spending a week with her sister.
Mm. Joseph Farrell. of 3M North d
street
Mrs. William M. Wilson, 3211 Powsltoa
avenue, lift lt wk for Wllkea-Barre.
where '.to will vWt hr , Wttor. Mr.
Paul Baton On Mewday thejr leave for
Niagara. FalU, returning time U
August
Mr and Mrs M Blake, of 4M8 Walnut
strt are receiving congratuteUoM aft
th birth of a t
EVftyifrfl liEPflER-pgTtrAD1SLPHTA MONDAY. JULY 12,
Chlntdlnat Serni-e, Washington U .
MRS. GEORGE E. DARNETT AND HER DAUGHTERS
Mrs. Rarnott is tho wlfo of Major General George Dnrnett, commander U. S. M. C, WnshinEton. D. C..
formerly stationed at League Island, and is a leader in social circles. General and Mrs. Barnott have a
beautiful country place, Wakefield, near Front Royal, Va., whero they entertain many delightful week
Tioga
Announcement has been made of the
marrlago of Miss Thoresta R. Llnck,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Llnck,
of 3423 North Marshall street, to Mr. Nor
man L Forte, son of Mr. H. L Forte, of
3510 North Broad street, on Monday, July
6, In St Bonavnniura'a Catholic Church.
Mr. anft Mrs. Forte left for Detroit Mich.,
whcro they will mako their future homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenblatt, of
3829 North 18th street, aro passing tho
summer months with Mrs Rosenblatt's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cohen, at
tholr cottago In Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lam, of 3112 North
21st Btroet. aro occupying their seaeldo
homo on Rhodo Island avenue, Atlantlo
City.
Mr. Goorgo Beck and his family, of
Cayuga and Fratz Btreots, will spend tho
summer at Wlldwood, N. J.
Mlsa Florence Tallin, of 1720 West Erlo
avenuo, will leave during tho week to
spend somo tlmo In Ocoan City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rosonsteln, of 2131
West Ontario street, their three young
sons, and Miss Amy Rhodo aro occupy
ing the Rosensteln cottago on Malno ave
nue, Atlantic City. They will be joined
during tho month by Mrs. Howard Rhode.
Miss Emma Stockman, of 1824 West Ti
oga street, nnd Miss Florence Young, of
3103 North 17th street, will leave during
the month for Portland, Mo., and later
will spend several weoks In tho White
Mountains.
Miss Helen Possehl, of 1617 Westmore
land street, will go to Utlca. N. Y., for
tho remainder of the season.
iMr. and Mrs. Llonol Friedman, of 2010
West Ontario street, have gone to Atlan
tic City, to remain until autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis O. Green, of 1903
West Venango street, havo returned from
Chelsen, whoro they v.ero members of a
house party entertained by Mr. and Mrs
Charles McCue, Jr., at their summer
home. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
John Roberts and Mrs. Georgo Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. George Doak, of North
Jlst street, will spend the remainder of
tho summer In Atlantlo City.
Roxborough
Mrs. Joseph H. Ewlng and son. Bar
claleft on Saturday for a two months
visit to Wlldwood.
Mrs. Joseph Ward. 301 Rox borough i ave
nue, has returned from a visit to Elmlra,
Miss Helen Hnlg and Miss Mildred
Halg. of New York, aro the guests of
Mrs Samuel Pancoast Kenworthy.
The Manayunk Branch of the Visiting
Nurses' Committee has "ranged a series
Krno0raK
S?id ?n the car- of Infants and small
iht meetings will be held In his hall, at
of the visiting nurses of the section.
xf r Milton Kerkeslager and her daugh
. Mlsa iva Kerkeslager and Miss
teJ?;v, Kerkeslager. of Pechln street and
Lyceum arvnue? wlU go to Lake George
for the remainder of the aeason.
t on Mrs John Harris, of 417 Ly
Mr" v,nu Tare visiting their daughter,
SS ICVaetnhariner Harris Went at her
homo In Norrlstown.
Mr and Mrs. Matthew J. Bcher have
;? from their wedding journey and
dhterof ro . John J Mc
Carthy, of Bcranton, Fa.
.... ,nl,n Morton Is spending the sum-
JI at Wlldwood. where she will be
Tofned by Mr Morton over the week
ends. Miss Virginia Blanohe Hardesty who
. k.. thoemert of Mrs. John M
has "" g'JTiane, Falls of Schuyl.
SSmS. rltS to her home In Clarks.
burg, W. Va.
mi Ella Schneider, of Osborne street.
wYssa'hfckon Is spending part of the sum
me at Beach Haven.
. Mr D T. Pepper, 153 Dupont
strVet.8 'occuUs their cottage at
Itehoboth Beach, Pet
Stonatla H Two Coll.g. n,Br.
C , ko a day. He Is a friend of
111 CM V w - --
Notleea for the Society Pa ".m,b
Sr. but all such tlc mart be
rl Sod lo fall. wl" ' "ddreM' Md
lufleUliphon. Bub must be
''std U such eommunicatlon to
.X witSr m"- SM
the Bewew w -
end parties.
Summer Resorts
CAPE MAY, July 12.-The Maryland
Bar Association has drawn many prom'
Inent Maryland families to Cape May
and has added much to tho gaiety of
tho resort for tho last week. At tho
meeting Thursday night Mr. T. Scott
Offut, of Baltimore, and Mr. Jnmcs R.
Caton, of Alexandria, Va., mado very
brilliant addresses.
In tho afternoon the courtesy of tho
Corinthian Yacht Club was extended to
tho lawyers and their wives, and card
playing nnd sailing ndded much to their
pleasure
Tho Capo May Hotel, too, has dono all
posslblo to make the Week a gay one
Two large and beautiful stlvor cups havo
been offered to tho woman and man
getting tho highest scoro at skco ball
Tho gamo has already proved Its fas
cination In the last few weeks, and a
gathering of young peoplo may always
bo found about the alleys.
Mies Dorothy Frick, one of Baltimore's
prettiest and most popular young girls,
has arrived at Baltimore Inn. Mlsa Frick
will havo as her guest Miss Anno Steolo,
also of Baltimore, and a well-known
Boclety bud of last winter.
Mr. Oberllno McMlchael Is tho guest of
Mr. Alfred Sergeant at his very attrac
tlvo cottage over the week-end. Mlsa
Alva Sergeant entertains extensively, and
tho houso Is a continual scene of gaiety.
Mrs. Harry Cobb Kennedy and Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy havo arrived at tho
Stockton Villa for a few weoks. Miss
Kennedy waa one of the most popular
debutantes of the last season.
Miss D. Balloch Richards, who has for
sceral weeks been tho guest of Miss
Edith I. Wilson at their summer home
on Jefforson Btreet, has left to attend
tho houso party given by Mrs. Ran
dolph Sprague at her camp on Lako
Champlaln
A dansant was given at tho Cape
May Hotel Saturday afternoon. Owing to
tho good muslo and attractive grill room,
these teas havo proved a, great success.
MIsS Edith Smith nnd Miss Mary
Smith are seen dally on tho golf links,
nnd aro great enthusiasts of tho game.
Miss Mary Smith will bo a debutanto of
tho coming season.
Mr. Thomas Hart, the well-known
Mask and Wig star, who haa bean In
Capo May for several weeks, has re
turned to Philadelphia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Schnlder, Master Alfred
Sthnlder and Master Walter Schnlder, of
Philadelphia, are spending the summer
here.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Randolph F. Justice, of
Morris avenue and Williamson road, have
opened their cottage at Cape May.
War Keeps Society People in U. S.
The war has caused a great change In
the "Summer Social Register." Last year
878 American families were to bo found
at foreign residences, while this year
there are but 208, a reduction of 75 per
cent After April 1 last year S52 families
went abroad, while only 44 went abroad
this year. Last year there were 237
foreign arrivals, but the conflict In Eu
rope has caused the number to dwindle to
27 this year. Eighty-four families from
Eastern cities are recorded at country
residence on the Pacific Coast. This is
due undoubtedly to the fairs at San
Diego and San Francisco. According to
the social records, 142 families are sum
mering on their yachts.
Vacation Day Precautions
It's a great annoyance to find yourself far
from home and unable to obtain your favor
ite newspaper. Before you go nwoy notify
(be Evening Ledger to hare your paper sent
to you. Bpeclfr the edition desired.
MISS ROSE GUCKFELD
Whose betrothal to Mr, N. W.
Schoenberg, of Providence, R. I.,
is announced today by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. GHckfeld,
of 6834 Spruee streot. After
spending a week here, Mr.
Schoenberg- left on a business
tour. Miss GHckfeld will leave
shortly for New England, where
she wul visit hr fiance's parents.
tSS& Sl
iSiliiii
111 ! I l III 1 k I
Frankford
Mrs. William Carroll, of MO Tlhawn
street, waa hostess at a small dinner
party Saturday evening, which waa given
In honor of hor guest. Miss May M.
Walker, of Atlantlo City. There wore 12
guests, including Miss May Welles, Miss
Frances Kirk, Miss O. Counno Moyer,
Miss nay Lentz, 'Miss Leona James, Miss
Marlon Deeley, Miss Margaret Curran,
Miss Jane Hughes, Miss Rca Hughes,
Mies Pauline Curtz, Miss Helen MoKlnley
and Miss Elsie Deakync. A porch dance
louowea curing ine evening.
Mrs. Leonard Ott and Mss Anna Cole
man, of Holmesburg, will act as hostesses
at the euchre to be given Wednesday
ovemng, July 14, at St. Dominic's School
Hall, for tho benefit of the school fund.
Miss Florence Bradey. Miss Jennie
Bradey and Miss Sarah Bradey will bo
In charge of tho euchro July 21.
Mr. James Lnwlor, Mr. Joseph Lawlor,
Mr. Joseph Hughes, Mr. Joseph Long
and Mr. Arthur Gallagher, of Holmes
burg, left today for Tullytown, Pa.,
where they will go on a nshtng trip for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst, of Academy
road, will open their country home at
Doylestown July 14. They will have aa
their guests for tho summer Mrs Hurst's
nieces, Miss Helen Dutton and Miss
Marlon Dutton, of West Virginia.
Delaware County
Mr. E. W. BuBe, of Ridley Park, left
yesterday for an extensive motor trip.
Mr. Buso to accompanied by his family.
Mrs. John Fleming Is entertaining Mrs.
S. W. Burkhead, of Salisbury, Md , at her
home In Ridley Park. Mrs. Burkhead Is
a former resident of this borough nnd has
many friends here
Mrs Arthur Valenetls Dee, Jr., and her
son, Arthur Dee, 3d, will loavo Ridley
Park for a trip to the West shortly.
A muslcalo to bo given by members of
the Tuskcgeo Institute In the First
Methodist Episcopal Church In Media,
holds promise of being largely attended,
as there Is a great demand for cards of
admission.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Palmer are at
tending the 16th national convention of
tho Anti-Saloon League of America, at
Atlantic City, as representatives of tho
Cheflter branch of the league.
Falls of Schuylkill
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bally, of Mldvale
avenue, aro spending July at Atlantic
City.
Dr. E. S Beary, of Queen Lane, Is
among the number of Shriners on the
trip to Seattle, Wash.
Miss Lottie Holmes, of Queen Lane,
has returned from a visit to Wlldwood.
Mrs. Sadie Miller, of 3577 Queen lane,
is spending the summer at Ocean City.
Tho annual picnic for tho poor children
of the Falls of Schuylkill will be con
ducted by the Salvation Army tomorrow.
The plcnle will be held at Willow Grove,
and special cars will convey the children
to the park.
Hotel Arrivals
anDEN'S-ir Peterson, Plalnfleld, N J.; C.
F Dudley, Rochester, N. Y.; Fred II. Bart-
lett. Now York.
CONTINENTAL L. It. Lawrence, Norrlstown,
Pa ; W. '. Swengal. Blooraaburg, Fa.; I.
IUhler. Trenton. N. J.
DOONEB'S C. Moyer, EloomHburg". Pa.; 8. B.
Davii, Clearfield, Fa.
NEW DINQHAM A. A. Knecht, FotUvtlle,
iFa . nm.l Haser New York. James W.
Campbell. Carbondale. Pa.
HANOVEH-H F. Maud, Meyeredale, Pa.;
Mn Iloaa Lewis, Pover, .Del , F. F. Seiton,
Baltimore td.
WINDSOR J. A. Kochendelfer. Altoona. Fa.;
J u Kendrlcks, IZrte, Fa , C. O. Hastings.
Flttiburch. Fa.
VKNDIG It. B. Davli New York: J W.
Hen, ley. State College, Fa.; II. tL. Evans,
Wilmington, Del.
ADELPHIA B. B. Barker, Uansrch, Fa ;
Georve U. Olarkland, fitona Harbor, N. J.; J.
M K Young, Flttuburgh, Fa.
BT JAMES-Mrs. P. Flquetto Mitchell, De.
trolt Jumea M Hanley, Cleveland, O. , J. li.
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WALTON O H BuntlnF Altoona Pa Mrs.
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STUNTON Mlta McCllntock, Wyalutlng, Pa.;
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What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Band. Harrowgat Square, Ttog
itroet and Kensington avenue.. Free.
Philadelphia Band, City Hall Plata Fret,
Fslrmount Park Band, Gecrga'a Hill. Fre.
German Cathollo Union, Qlrard Asaembly
Union, Blh street and Qlrard avenue.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL- FRANCHISE SOCIETY
Noon Open-air meeting at th Baldwin
Locomotive Works. IBUiand Hamilton streata.
Employes addreaMd. Speaker, Mlas Bertha,
o"?: m.-Opn-alr netting at SM street
and Columbia, avenue. Spaaker, Miss Bertha
6 Vto'p' m -Members of th society's braneo.
In Germantown make lwue-to-hoVM saavats
and solicit support to the urg eauaa.
WOMAN 8UFTRAOB PARTY.
ail Dr E M H Moore. Misa oaxah Wahw
Wf gL-JtaffiSSTog tb. Rrtr Wsaah
ill joSST auwort to tta ure caaaa.
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EARLY AUTUMN CHARITY AFFAIRS
OCCUPY WOMEN OF PROMINENCE
A Large Harvest Festival Will Be Given on October U, at
the Country Home of Mrs. Charles 5. Walton in
St, David's Personals.
MRS, CHARLBS S. WALTON, assisted
by Miss Grace C. Roberts, Mrs. N.
T Brent and Dr. A. II. O'Neal!, are
planning a mammoth lawn fete nnd
garden party, lo be called a "harvest
festival" and which will be held on the
spacious grounds of Mrs. Walton's resi
dence at St. David's on Thursday after
noon and ovenlng, October 14. A num
ber of unique events are being planned,
and tho affair promises to be exceedingly
Interesting. It will be given under the
auspices of the Neighborhood League of
Wayne
Tho Idanoe Girls' Club gave Its
monthly danco Inst Trlday eenlng at
Uelfleld Country Club, and, as usual, It
vi as a grcnt success The Idanoe tried
a novelty dance this month, the girls re
ceiving silver barplns and fans and the
men cigarette cases nnd holders.
Some of tho members of the Idanoe are
Miss Edna Mae McBrlde, Miss Marguerite
E McHrlde, Miss Teresa M. Kcogh, Mies
Helen Do C. Donohoo nnd Miss neglna D.
Farrell
Ono of the largest festivals of Its
kind ever given In Chester County was
held last week on tho rectory lawn
In aid of St. Patrick's new church at
South Philadelphia
Mr. Benjamin B. Richfield, of 2601 Bouth
10th street, left Saturday for New York,
where he will spend two weeks with his
family at their summer homo at Far
Rockavtay.
Mr Russell R. Corber, of 730 South 19th
street, has returned after a week-end trip
to Rehoboth Beaoh, Dot., where he was
the guest of Captain F. G. Vogel, of tho
United States coast guards,
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Louis W. Stelnbach, of 1309 North
Broad streot, announces tho betrothal of
her daughter. Miss Ruth Stelnbach, to
Mr. Lester Steppacher, also ot this city.
Miss Jennie Itodell, of North 16th street,
gavo a small luncheon In honor of Miss
Jean Wood, of Rending, on Baturday at
the Country Club
Tho North Philadelphia Business Men's
Association will hold their monthly meet
ing tonight In Robinson's Hall, German
town avenue and Juniata Btreet. It Is
expected that tho date for breaking
ground for tho new branch of the Free
Library at Wayne and Hunting Park
avenues, will be decided upon and ar
rangements made for a program for tho
ceremony. On July 29 tho association
will take Us annual excursion to At-
IUUUO lll. ,
Miss Esther Beers, of 1504 North 22d
street, has gone to Ocean City to remain
through the Bummer. On August 1 the
will be Joined by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Beers.
Messrs Edwin, Alfred, Joseph and
Frank Simons and their sister, Miss Anna
Simons, of UU North Broad street, are
occupying their cottago on Pacific avenue,
Atlantlo City.
Dr. Edward G Drew and his family, of
1238 West Lehigh avenue, have returned
from an automobile trip to the Delaware
Water Gap and tho vicinity.
A, ntttomnhtln nnrtv in thft Lehlch GBO.
In the Blue Mountains, returning by way
of Slatlngton and Allentown last ween,
Included Mr. and Mrs Stuart S. Graves,
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer R Graves, David
A. Graves, Miss Carrlo Smeader, Miss
Eleanor A. Graves, Mr. Harry C. Brad
ford and Miss Ida M. Loomls.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar D. Loeb and Miss
Mathllde H. Loeb, of 2124 Spring Garden
Btreet, ore at tho Summit Springs Hotel,
Poland, Mo.
Mr. nnd Mrs Morris Bernstein, of 2020
North 32d street, have gone to tho Pa
cific coast, and will return lata In Au
gust by way of Canada.
Mrs. F. Goldberg, of 1516 North 6th
street, has gona to Atlantlo City for the
summer,
r nn. AfrH Ttnver nnd family, of
20S2 EaBt Cumberland street, aro spend
ing the summer at ocean vuy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. MelUer nnd family,
of 1636 North Franklin street, will spend
the summer at Atlantlo City.
Miss Ethel P. Kneass, of 2253 North 16th
street; Miss Jane Curran, of 6802 Lawnton
avenue, Oak Lane; Miss Minnie Craig,
of Merchantvllle; Mlra Reglna D. Lentz,
MIsb Constance A. Glosklng. Mrs. II. Will
iam Bllletter and Mrs. Georgo N. Nichol
son will motor to Willow Grove tomor
row, whcro they will spend tho after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MyrB M North
15th street, entertained last evening In
honor of Mrs. Meyers' birthday anniver
sary. SILENCE AS RECTOR RESIGNS
St. Luke's Church Receives Message
From Remarried Clergyman.
There waa no comment whatever at
tho St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Frankford, when the resignation
ka i.o.tnr ihn 71av. Dr. William A.
Freemantle, was announced at the close
of tho service by Jonn awann, cient ot
the vestry, yesterday.
v. ...IP nntlnn waa so worded, Mr.
Bwann said, that the vestry was obliged
to accept It. ino vestry asuen mo wip
ers of the congregation tor guidance m
the selection of Dr. Freemantle's suc
cessor. . ,
It was contended that the rector's res
ignation was mado necessary because) of
his second marriage. Ho obtained a di
vorce from his first wife, now living In
England, and as tho Reformed Episcopal
Church Is opposed to tho marriage of
divorced persons, the rector was aware
o( tho fact that ha could not continue pas
toral relations.
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Malvern Supper was served at beau,
tlfully decorated tables on the grounds.
At artistically arranged booths, float
ing the national emblem, were candy,
cakes, ico cream nnd all kinds Of chl.ia
nnd art needlework. All the aides, ani
mated by the untiring zeal of their pas
tor, the Rev. John H Mnrtln, put forth
their utmost endeavors to make the af
fair the succcm that It was, socially nnd
financially, During the entire evening
tho spacious lawn was thronged with
guests, not only from Chester Coanty,
hut also from Philadelphia, and all hope
that the time for the next "picnic" Is
not far distant
Mrs. Samuel Chew and Miss EllJrtbeth
B Chew, who have been staying ftt Bed
ford Springs for several days, have re
turned to Vanor, their home In Radnor
Mr. and Mrs. L. Caspar WIster, of
1802 Pine street, who have been spehdlng
the early summer at Devon, left on
Thursday for Saranac Inn Station. N Y ,
whero they will pass tho remainder of
tho summer. They were accompanied
by Mr Malcolm Lloyd, Jr.
Mrs G. A. Gorman nnd Miss Gertrude
Gorman, who have been the guests df
Mr and Mrs. William T. Hunter at heir
homo In Devon for several daysr have
returned to New York. '
Lansdowne
Mrs. Mary Walls, of Providence road,
will spend tho summer In Chelsea,
Miss Mary Kenny and Miss Anna Ken
ny, of the Villa Apartments, motored to
Chelsa today as tho guests of Miss Mary
McDonnell, also of the Villa Apartments.
Announcement Is made of the marrlago
of Miss Marian E. Evans, .laughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John N. Evans, of Garretttord,
to Mr. Joseph Hallns, Jr., of Darby, on
Wednesday, Juno 30. After an extended
wedding trip Mr, and Mrs. Hallas will
hi at homo September 1, at 37 Cherry
otroet, Sharon Hill.
Miss Eleanor Conway and Miss Flor
ence Conway, of Bouth Landsdowno ave
nuo, who have been spending the last
two weeks at Vlnemont, will return horns
tomorrow.
MASSES FOR ARCHBISHOP
Diocese of Rochester Pays Tribute to
Dead Prelate.
ROCHESTER, N. T, July 12.-Tho
Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester this
morning paid Its last tribute to Arch
bishop James Edward Qulgley, of Chi
cago, who died hero lato Saturday after
noon. While thousands ot Rochester
men and women of various creeds and
religious beliefs knelt In St Fatrodc'.
Cathedral, a Solemn Pontifical Mass of
Requiem was offered up by tho Right Rev.
Thomas F Hlckey, Bishop of the dloseco
of Rochester, as celebrant.
The mass this morning brought Into
Rochester members of the clergy from all
parts of tho country and practically every
city in tho State was represented at tho
services In tho cathedral. From 6 until
8.30 o'clock masses for Archbishop Qulg
ley wcro celebrated at half-hour Intervals
at all three altars In St. Patrld 'i Cathe
dral. Tho body will continue to lie in state In
the centre aisle ot the cathedral until
late this afternoon, when It will be taken
to tho New York Central station and
placed aboard a train for Chicago.
"BEDLOE BEY" IMPROVES
Slight Change in Condition of Dr,
Bedloo, Noted U. S. Representative.
Dr. Edword Bedloe was In slightly Im
proved condition today, though critically
111 from heart disease. He Is at tha
Samaritan Hospital.
The veteran of the United States con
sular Borvlce has advanced years against
him. He received his first appointment In
the Centennial year. Since then he has
visited every corner of the world, usually
aa a representative of this Government.
"Bedloe Bey" he Ib called, because of
honors he received In Egypt. He was one
of the founders of the Clover Club.
Members of the Clover Club stood at
"Bedloo Bey's" bedside today. They said
they believed their old friend would re
cover, but they were anxious.
Baby Born to Blanche Bates
A lusty boy baby who by right of birth
should become famous in the theatrical
world, is here with hla mother. Tho
mother Is Mrs. Georgo Creel, known to
playgoers throughout the country as
Blanche Bates. Tho child was bori last
Wednesday. Mrs. Creel arrived In, Phila
delphia a week ago to visit her cousin.
Mrs. John C. Mosser. of i218 Walnut
street, and the stork made an unexpected
vlalt. The boy, a very healthy youngster,
will be named George Bates Creol. Mrs.
Mosser said today that both mother and
son were doing well.
Mrs. Astor to Sew for Allies
BAR HARBOR, Me., July12. Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, with nearly till the women
members of tho summer colony here, has
nledzed herself to sew shirts, surgical
bandages and other articles for the Allies
for at least one hour a wees. At a meet
ing of the recently formed Bar Harbor
Itellef Committee Saturday afternoon ths
work was outlined along the same lines
as those that prevailed at Aiken last
winter.
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