TaAGEMENT OF PHILADELPHIA GIRL
IS Amvvuiyisuu tu Lvuw YORK MAN
i Mary Victoria Green h Engaged to Mr. Grismld Lorittard,
of Neio York and Tuxedo Informal
'Affairs Near Home.
iwe-ement Is announced of Miss
fL Victoria. Green to Mr. Qrlawald
In at New York and Tuxedo, son
ti? Pierre Lorlllard. Mies Green Is
ilsler of lrs' """ '"""' "l
il Street, Wltn wnom hub muses
4t. TlAvttAn R. Rtlnn la a
home. . "- - - "
SU '"r'
I .nit Sir Jhn Orlbbel, of Wyneote,
f. MCI?" ".., ,1,-1, wn flfllio'ni,,.-
iP,f5 4 Qrlbbel and Mlsa Elizabeth
P'btl? occupying their cottage at
Me.
jnWeni
I .t Mrs. James H. Lamb, of St.
Llj.J'.A.tj. riAvon. formerly of Ger-
U "..J. Violr rnttnixft nt
foffn, n' -F-- -
i Haven
M 4III ...I Htlll1JkM .
tn,l MrS 1!.. l """ tiuiuieii, ml
ftton street, mo "'! ""
Lake, x-a
prances Sheppnrd liae closed her
? V month at Galen Hall, Is at
fSummii uiiuinn.
fir.no Augusta Hunter, dftUfihter
and 'jirs. iviiiiii ..-. .....
. .. ....i.riv for Kansas Cltv.
j$Ms before going out to the cxpoal-
Hi .- .. T rt..jiHKH
Bit. .nil Mrs. VJiarenra u, "p
RJ.irf ar spending tho summer at
fcnr.v. J ,", Lakes. Conn.
HMir no' ... -
...... rw tfthn P. Grlmlson and
r ton. John Grlmlson, Jr., o' Upland,
11MIC " "... ,.Ai, nn nn nutomob Ic
l.rthomo ii " . .,,, ..,. .,
ffirlB througn -".- ," " .r " V. "
KSBtiSi Mturnln
L, Eleanor Galser, daughter of Mr.
i?VI.- r nf nn Inar. of Cvnwyd. Is
fyjiS with' friends In Ocean City for n
n
t
lAlong the Main Line
sL An r .j ift rSnnrtfn P.
B.hT5Srchatliam: AtianUo
Iflir .i m - - ,
Bslwd Mrs. Harry Toulmln and Miss
Kfltn Toulmln are stopping at Uav
Btw-,
HS.. .rTtrT Hfr. TThttv Li VlnpV.
Rtoa'Uncastcr road, left Saturday roi
fffethrouBh the West. Ho w 11 visit
IfcttJ- home the last of August.
Bart ssamuei & ov". u' o-
feyTmnue, ne.s returned from a two
(neir Visit ai ueacn xiuvcu.
ar J. Chandler Barnard, of Morris avc-
IjUMrt. Mills on a motor trip to WlldwooU
KJ9 -wceK-cna.
WT .-.n t-.mwa nntnn nf
HBT. DAV1JJ B. W"' i 'w "'"""" "
ilWIndybrdw, left Saturday for Wonalen
IRtl, AVhlte Mountains, where she will bo
Kh guest, for three weeks, of Mrs. Philip
Isr.rriaftn. nf New York.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Blair, of Four-
StOtfn road, will spend me monin 01 au
piSt at 4he Hot Springs, Va.
'xtlOR t?ti.p T7ipv.v AVnnil. of 12S E.
tourham, lias returned to her home from
S two weehs visit wun ner cousin, iuiuo
3nfr E. B. Harvey, at her summer home,
m Hardy farm, near meaia. iuiso
sooa is tne aaugnier ot jur. uu iiio.
Bflitm Albert Wood.
Ift? CBt. .altA r!ni1tVit.r Of Mrs.
BBMraln Q. Talto, of 210 "West Allan's
Slir fthA wnn tllA EPIlpSt of MISS Flor
IgSi White at her cottage.
Germantown
Hit Artklnrtnn ftllnln. nccomtldnled by
ffettn. Mr. Alfred Ollpln, will return this
Rtelt to her home, 243 West School House
ite, from Stratford, Conn.
B
Mr. William' S. Lloyd, of 233 Harvey
Rfflt, will give a stag dinner part on
iy evening, July 16, at ms Homo.
Hr. and Mrs. Walter E. ICnlpe and
SSj Ellen Knlpe, of 327 East Walnut
je, are at Rlverton, N. J., ror tne sum-
r months.
iirs. Josenh Bushnell. Jr.. of 3019 Mld-
BJffavenue, has returned from a trip to
jtuutornla and the panama-pacinc nx-
f5WU6a Her daughter, Miss Catherine
IVlfri she was the. guest of her aunt,
i Arthur Marsh.
5 Mildred Wilbur, of "5300 Wayne
k Will leave Thursday for Goulds-
flle,
Katharine Perry, of 3015 Mldvale
KHtliSB. llAtt pnnn tn PrnvlnculnWTl. TnR.
IBjS.ttie guest of her grandmother for
uramer.
M. V. Mvers. of 5037 Schuyler
W. accompanied by her daughter. Miss
. Myers, will leave on Friday for
. Hamnton TlpAnh. T,. T.. for the re
flier of the Bummer,
and Mrs, George M. Megargee, of
Mcy street, are at West Hampton
L. I. Miss Anna Law Is the miest
f Megargee for a fortnight.
,ft Livingston Jones, of Manhelm
jand Wissahlckon avenue, la spend
, summer at her farm near West
Pa.
ll E. Rumney, of We.st Coulter
u ui spena tne latter pan or Juiy
kAugmt at Hawthorne Inn, East
ter, Mass
Walter Cone and the Misses Cone.
4K Johnflnn Rlr.pt. uvlll nriAnrl .Tulv
tusust at Crowfleld, their summer
it baunderstown, n. I.
Iguana Mrs Edmund J. Gadsby. of 815
' " avenue, win leave iomor
s n extended tour of the Canadian
!
. Benfatnln Xr0.t(... A -DAr-
4Wt, ftnd Mr. Charts Burns, of
.0trrasanaett Btrnt tiivn ftnrnoH
Pa visit to friends In Holmesburg.
Ml Frank J Bannon, of 15 Bast
"nue, has left for Atlantic City
mo summer
,sd Mrs. John J. MoDvttt, Jr., of
WBCOln rirlv. ...... I.J i tUtl-
. John J McDevItt, Sd, a4 Ster-
lPte BJttn." " "n9rW "r "
tern ttii. j i j ,..
LSJy trt- Pbm, are upend-
ft Mrs Ci&nrtrA nniida 4Ud Xfnn.
Rait! J oaPy'nT thejr Atlantic
ise for the season.
-Un Ktlsmuier. Ut Bast Wwh-
liTT" " rrni irom a itip
n nwiuy t.-Ottg.
Lg m&va g, stohm who
"m took fin, . -,.. .,.!(, -
j" r Kicura a, BUUOD. wjmw
b-3 wo uiam m. tw wtiki aire. I
2w?f4 Hwtfr w4dl leuma?
tt 9t Mm. StsW
?ltI: Ana " Kelvin H. Hirrlng.
ton, at their cottage at Bay Head, N. J.
?i Jl; rteUA?. avjnu. will leave short'
ly for Ocean City, N. J., where they will
be eucsts at the Cordova House.
Along the Reading
Mr, Bobert Card, son of Dr. and Mrs.
ml!, lqn.rd' of Montgomery avenue,
Elklns Park, Is spending part 6f the sum
mer In the Adlrondacks with Mr. and
Mrs. J, Frederick Doollttle, of Oak Lane.
"f!. a ' James Tyre, accort.
Tvl ,bLih6tlr dau8htr. Ml Marlon
IUe'. of 67U North 8th st"t' Oak tane,
will leavo about July 80 for Ocean City,
where they will spend part of the
summer.
Miss Ituby Young, of Ocean Grove, N
J., is spending a couple of weeks with
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Hall, at her homo
on East Monument avenue, Hatboro.
Miss Vera M. Brlnkworth, of Elklns
f-urR, nas bb ner guest Miss Mary A. Tab
ler, of Martlntburg, W. Va. Miss Tabler
will remain during this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lemlng, of Willow
Grove, have as their guests Mrs. Lemlng's
brother and slster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy HuttOn, of Hazletoh, Pa.
Mr. Herbert Rafetto and his brother,
Mr. Wlllard llafotto. of Cheltenham, are
taking an extended tour through the West
to the Pacific coast and will spend some
time In Panamu,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Donnelly and Miss
Grace Donnelly, of North 13th street, Lo
gan,, fdrmerly of Tioga, will spend part
of the season at their cottage at Chester
Heights, Pa. Miss Mabel Kehr Donnelly
and Miss Clara L. Rtetlne will leave
shortlyyfor a month's visit to Mrs. D. L.
Jaeger, formerly of 610$ North 13th street,
at her summer home at Lake Bluff, III.,
returning by way of tho Great Lakes.
West Philadelphia
Miss Joscphlno Barnett, 118 South Ruby
street, entertained nt a muslcalo and
danco at her home Friday night. Among
those present were Miss Gladys Blsblng,
Miss Claire Blsblng, Miss Gladys Seldel,
Miss Laura Birmingham, Mr. Jack
Hawcs, Mr. Harry Weed. Mr. Harvey
CaBsldy and Mr. Albert Burkhold. Mr.
Harry Weed and the hftMcss. Miss Bar
nett, led the .dances. Miss Birmingham
entertained with several songs.
Mr. and Mrs William P. Reld, 3900 Lud
low street, are on a visit to New York
city.
Mr. Thomas Ryan, 5 South 38th street,
left Sunday for an extended trip to As
bury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Adrian Bonnelly, of
5303 Do Lancoy street, entertained as
guests this week their cousins from New
York, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Fallara, and
Mr. Charles J. Pernlgott, an artist of
Chicago, 111. Mr. and IV rs. Fallara have
bem spending their honeymoon In At
lantic City, and are now returning to
their home.
Miss Elsie L. Bailey, of E016 Cedar ave
nue, prominent In musical circles, Is vis
iting her brother Howard In Indepen
dence, Kan., where she delivered a lec
ture on social service in Philadelphia.
Mr. Edward W. Mumford. 210 St. Mark's
square, has gone on a trip to Kingston,
N. Y.
Miss Rose Dunn, of 851 North th street,
left yesterday for Wlidwood for the
summer.
South Philadelphia
Mr. William Sturgls and family will
leuve on a two-weeks' vacation trip to
day, They will visit Niagara Fafls and
Pittsburgh and will spend some time at
Atlantic City.
A very enjoyable party was given last
week at the home of Acting Sergeant Ed
ward Wlldrldge, of the 17th district sub
station, 1728 South 2Uh street, on the fifth
anniversary of his marriage. Mr. and
Mrs. Wlldrldge were tho recipients of
many congratulations from their friends.
The evening passed with singing, danc
ing and refreshments. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. A. Clifton, Mr.
James Clark, Miss Josephine DIsplgno.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whiteside, Mr. and
Mrs. James Devlne, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mil
ler, Miss Anna Clark, Miss Beatrice Ora
son, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Magulre, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McGlnty and Mrs.
Charles Ball.
Miss Bertha Sho'r, of 15th and Wharton
streets, had a most enjoyable trip last
week to New York and up the Hudson
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Dougherty and
their daughter, of 1938 East Passyunk ave
nue, will spend this month at the Engle
slde. Beach Haven;
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Heyde, of 232J
South 18th street, have returned from At
lantic City, where they spent a week.
The Flvelblt held Its monthly meeting
Sunday night at the home of Mr. William
H. Posner, of 618 Morris streets, Plans
were made for a plcnto to be given at
air Bovs Woods, near Norristown. on
August 8. Athletics will be the order of
the day. rne memuers oi tne I'lveiDii in
clude Mr. H. A. Farbsteln, Mr, G, A. Ver
blt, Mr, A, C. Levy, Mr. H. L. Brown and
Mr. W. H. Posner.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, of 2335 South Car
lisle street, wife of Chief Petty Offtcet
Charles Hopkins, U. S. S. Chester, now In
Turkish waters, will leave shortly to vlst
her husband's father at Auburn, Me. She
also expects to make a visit while in the
North to Montreal and Quebec, Canada.
Miss Beatrice Hamer, im Snyder avel
nue, and her friend, Miss Louisa Moser.
ora spending the summer at Atlantic Ct'
as the guests of Mrs, Martha Qulgley,
who has a cottage at 23 North Rhode
Island avenue.
North Philadelphia
Ur. Charles F, Kern, 2111 North Wood
stock street, is spending a week in Ava
lon, N, J. ,
Mrs. Nathan Kaufman and Mies Ruth
U Kaufman, of North Bth street, left
the city to spend several weeks with Mrs.
Kaufman'a parents at their country home
near Paterson, N. J. Doctor Kaufman
will Join thejn early in August.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Stover, of 1
North ISth street, who spent part of June
and July at ,Asbry Park and Cape May,
will return io Asbury Park on August 1
to remain until autumn.
Mrs. Laura Connor and her daughter.
Miss Helen COnaor, have gone to Ooean
City to remain through July and August
rr and Mrs. Oyms Adler and their
.family, of ll North Bread street, he
goTw to Wave Cnst. I U tor the summer-
r
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fZravn and
tritfhMB strwt and
Qttf TavinU. have Mturuid frj Glw
15Srwy taey wr th sum" W
esd Mrs- I- E SalveUy. -
. ... .. i i i.p iaas Huat-
M ana u w" - z
bus Park avenu ar wcia "? rS
nu, ar whiw ' ?
PMUo D?r. at Atlaatte
tg of Mr- r
en.
jjjVEKlNG t,SDOBB-PHICAPELPHIA TUESDAY, JTJjCY W,
Who,vbeforo her
Northeast
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Glenn, of 2351
North 3d street, have taken up their
residence In Atlantic City, for the sum
oner season. Mr. Glenn will keep In touch
with his business affairs by dally trips to
and from Atlantic City.
Mr.' Edward Somerndlko, of 1332 Ortho
dox street, haB returned to town after a
month's trip to tho Panama-Pacltlo Ex
position. Mr. Somcrndlke Is prominently
Identified with the Southwark National
Bank.
Miss Sara Smith, Miss Mamie Haggcrty,
Miss May Splcer, Miss Ona Sptcer. Miss
May Agnew, Mrs. saaie amitn ana Mrs
Mary Agnew made a week's trip to tho
Delaware Water Gap and returned to the
city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn and family,
of 2331 North Lawrence street, have
opened their cottage at Bllllngsport for
the summer. They anticipate entertain
ing many of their friends during the
season.
Mr. John J. Kane, Mr. Harry Hart and
Mr. John Scherle are away down the
Delaware Bay on a two weeks' outing on
the motorboat The Test, owned by Mr.
Kane. The party left last Saturday.
A merry outing was held at the Co
hockslnk Cottage, Bllllngsport, N. J.,
Wednesday. The members of the Cohock
slnk Club attending were Mr. John Rellly,
Mr. Henry Lassner, Mr. Charles Donovan,
Mr. John Lockler and Mr. Howard Dal
ton. During the day a delightful ride on
the motorboat Sergeant Mosta was an
unexpected treat.
Prof. W. A. Crozler, well known in
musical and religious circles in Kensing
ton, is enjoying a well-needed rest at
Atlantic City.
The Social Committee of the Northeast
Branch of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety gave a moonlight excursion on the
Delaware on Saturday. Miss Anna. Lud
wlg was In charge of the general com
mittee on arrangements.
Miss Florence Heckman, of New York,
and Miss Marie Galnor. 2219 Emerald
street, are visiting In Toronto. Later
they will journey to the Thousand Is
lands. Roxborough
Miss Marguerite Yoder. of 2618 Va
high avenue, will leave on July II for
an extended visit toAtlantlc City.
Mr George Griffiths, Mr. Roland Bow
man Mr. Harry Cooper and Mr. George
Hams participated In a checker tourna
ment last evening for the championship
21 Tioga. The best in seven games de
cided The contest took place at Warnock
and Somerset streets, and valuable prlies
were awarded. .
)am"G-,rlndnttirPairaMvisW,Jo-
lSi .. GT.hJn.
Zslellsonf Mr! William Gllson and
5,, Mary A Donahue. They were the
S .nf Mrs Annie McLaughlin, of
SSm hZl lived Stir leaving Roxbor
Sigh" Mr GlUon a brother of Paula
Eards. '-.va3,' were JBri.
Many comments of PPy improve-
nr,nIfsrmiae0,ln0nR ooumgh and vicinity
during hie long absence.
Ar
a mm J Walter Keely and their
Mr. and MrS. ! ""'!. v.alv who
daughter. M'".gn "ivera lSeks In
have been 8PecalnhSaVe returned to their
home on Green l"e.
, .. h Ewlng and her young
Mr8 2?.e5 FwlngT of 639 East Walnut
son, Bajkley Ewlng. o w,Mw0o4i N.
J." whele ?hey IU emam until Septem-
ber.
mere- ,
Mr. and Mr. Joseph F Swart. v
their return in" .-- - Mr,. gtewarl
'L W S J? Ml., Marie A.
SedTng:ofWtJPhilade,phU.
M, and " 'ohn T.alley ?f MJd
J&OT&JGS1 tt flSA. through
the present month. (
m m -Robert G. Moor, of
Mr. and Mr8;. inlhlekorr. hav re
Roflhelte. avenue. Ww'tmox
turned from AtUnUo uy w
w,r the 8uwthLM4right.r; MU Ruth
iZTi - - ,UMU
t their summer bow.
j-t of season-
. , . ... , ,. .iVim ' turfiM, i h m ii ITiinrnmryu -riiii m inilW nil rVitMi-iirii ri1ll-iHh-ililli-M-Mi
MRS. A. J. MURRAY
marriage several weeks ago, was Miss Isabel Grovcr.
Summer Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY, July 13. Society Is
greatly Interested In the 15th annual fair
which will be given hero In aid of the
Chelsea All-Saints' Protestant Episcopal
tlhuroh to bo held at Kenton Hall on July
28.
Among those who are Interested In tho
fair are Mrs Lincoln Godfrey. Mrs
Robert Martin Williams, Mrs. William M.
Bennett, Mrs. Walter Lankdon Eustls,
Mis. W. M. Lycctt. Mrs William Craig,
Miss Craig, Mrs. Lincoln Oodfrey, Jr..
Mrs. Bartram Richards, Mrs. J. B. Town
send, 3d, Mrs. Albert Pancoast, Mrs.
Pierce Archer, Mrs E. P. Carpenter, Mrs.
Walter Saycn, Miss Henrietta Large,
Miss Marls, Mrs. John Mason, Mrs. Sam
uel Huhn, Miss Phyllis Walsh, Mrs. John
W. Williams nnd Mrs. E. B. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlees F. Hyneman, of
Wayne, are at Seaside House, where Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Neely and Miss Mar
guerite Neely also are located.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingston G. Whelen are
at Chelsea.
Other prominent Phlladelphlans here In
clude Mrs. C H. Lockwood, Miss E. H.
Lockwood, Chestnut Hill; Dr. and Mrs.
Isaac Barton, Mr. Louis K. Lewis, Mr.
Bruce Winpenny, Mrs. Alfred Day SIUI
man. Miss K. C. SUllman, Miss Elizabeth
SUllman, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bond
Coohran, Mr. and Mrs William Fuller
King, Dr. Llghtner WItmer, Mrs. E. B.
McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S Lewis.
F. A. Van Dyke, Dr. and Mrs Thomas J.
Fleming, Mr. I. Clayton Strawbrldge, Mi.
James E. Mltcholl, Miss F. JH. Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Brooks, Mrs. .
H. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bains,
Dr. Charles Piatt, Jr., Mr, Warner J.
Steel, Mr. J. C. Bland, Mrs. G. Dallas
Dixon, Jr., Miss Agnes Dixon, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Clarence Miller, Mr. E. Clarence
Miller, Jr., Mrs. D. A. Miller and Miss
Mary R. Miller.
OCEAN CITY, July 13,-Qulte a num
ber of Lansdowne folk have come to
Ocean City for short visits during the
past week. Some have taken cottages for
several months. Mr. Samuel S. Pennock,
of Windermere avenue, Lansdowne, has
taken a cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beale, of Lyceum
avenue, will spend August here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayes, of Pennock
terrace, are spending several weeks at
Ocean City.
Mr, and Mrs. William I. Austin, of
Highland avenue, will spend July and
August here.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Trees and Miss
Ethel Trees, of West Greenwood avenue,
are here for a fortnight.
Mr. Harry M. Davis has also arrived
for a month.
Sir. W. Albert Johnson and his family,
of North Lansdowne avenue, are spend
ing July and August here, and Mrs. Eliz
abeth Leedom, of North Lansdowne ave
nue, has gone home from a week-end
motor trip to this resort.
Mrs. Oliver A. Patterson, of 117 West
Rlttenhouse street, accompanied by her
daughter, Mies Helen Patterson, will
spend the summer here.
Woodbury
Mrs. William C. Macavoy and daughter,
Mies Thora Macavoy, of AVon-by-the-Sea,
and Dr. Grace Andrews, 1931 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, were the guests
of Dr. and Mr,i, Oeorge Washington
Moore, 31 Delaware street, last week.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Curry, of 115 Holroyd
place, entertained at a musicals on Sat
urday evening the Schmidt String Quar
tet of Philadelphia, Mr. Emll Schmidt,
Mr, William Schmidt and their cousins,
and Dr. and Mrs. George Washington
Moore.
Camden and Vicinity
Miss Jano McCallum, of Merchantvllle,
has been visiting friends in Jenklntown.
Dr. W. O. Powell and his daughter,
Miss Helen Powell, of 7th and Market
streets, have started on a five weeks'
Western trip, including the expositions.
Mrs. Wilbur Taylor, of 520 Linden street,
who la spending the summer at a beach
ftont hotel at Atlantic City, has Issued
Invitations for a luncheon and bridge on
the list. Among the guests invited aro
Mrs. John H. Dialogue, Mrs. Carrie
Hackett and Mre. A. H. Slckler, of Cam
dens Mr- Jme aiaae of Overbrook;
Sim Swrge Urquhart. of 42d and Pine
streets, and Mrs. Frank Starr, of Cam
den, Notices for the BocUty page wlU be
ccpted and printed la the Erenlng
Idser, bat U socU notice niut be
written on M th PP mu
be signed In full, with full 4d"M d
whn pslbl telephone number must be
gt"0' . ..
Send all IBeh coDunaalcatioo to
"Society Kdlter, Erailug I.dfr M
Chetnt
L'nU the" requirement art turned
oat vulatl mr be pikl,
tbn nH wtM net bo puMUbed,
Photo by Msrceau.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and their
family, of 2218 West Tioga street, aro
spending the summer In Atlantic City.
Dr. A. Scfton Mayers and his sister,
Miss Viola Mayers, accompanied by Dr.
Hrnry Bolcy. nre taking a motor trip to
New York, along the Hudson and eastern
part of New York State.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Livezey and
their daughter. Miss Dorothy Livezey, of
1925 West Venango street, are touring
through the West to California, wherf
they will remain several weeks.
Miss Leona Melhorn, of 3609 North 21st
street, and Miss Elsie Young, of North
17th street, will leave during the week
for a fortnight's visit to ABbury Park.
Miss Bertha Klster, of 3553 North Broad
street. Is with a camping party on tho
Susquehanna River.
Mrs. Emily Harklns, of 3100 North 18th
street, left on Saturday to spend some
time at Phllllpsburg, N. J.
Mr. S. Gorson, of 3212 North Broad
street, has gone to Atlantic City for the
remalndor of the season.
The Rev. Dr. John Gordon and Miss
Gordon, of 37H North 18th street, aro
spending the summer at Melrose.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Tomllnson, with
their son, Mr. J. L. Tomllnson, of West
Venango street, are the guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
H. K. RoesBler, at their cottage In Ocean
City.
Frankford
Mrs. James Hilton, of 1506 Adams ave
nue. Is spending some time with friends
at Leesburg, N. J., also at Bivalve, N. J.
Mr. C. Atieo Campbell, of James atreet,
is spending his vacation at Portland, Me.,
and the New England States, making the
trip by water.
Mrs. John Rushton nnd her daughter,
Miss Blercy Rushton, of Paul street, are
on their vacation at Bensalem, Pa.
Mrs. Harriet E. Bacon and her Bister,
Miss Ella A. Peak, haVe returned to
Asbury Park, where they will spend the
summer with their brother, Mr. Daniel
D. Peak.
Miss Elva Even, of Wakellng street,
Is on a two weeks' trip to Chicago, III.
Delaware County
Mr. Jesse D. Plerson. Mr. Orion Davis,
Mr. WIUIam Taylor, Mr. Harry J, Ma
klner, Mr. Isaac E. Johnson, Mr, Frank
E. Thomas, Mr. Charles Piatt and Mr.
Vincent Lltzenburg, of Media and vicin
ity, have returned from their week-end
fishing trip to Beach Haven.
M'as Maude Green, of Lewis avenue.
East Lansdowne, will entertain the Queen
Esther Circle at her home this evening.
The circle, which was recently organised
by Mrs. Seymour Eaton, now numbers
over 40 girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBrlne, of
Llanwellyn, announce the betrothal of
their daughter, Miss Ethel McBrlne, to
Mr. Robert IC Crome, of Glenolden.
Hotel Arrivals
OREEN'S-a. Terry enell, St. Fetereburr.
FU.. J. M. Cassell, Chlcafo, 111.; D. F. Coer,
Baltimore, Md.
CONTINENTAL-Vi'. A Perrlne. Newsrk. N,
J.: Lewis Iioynton, Wmhlnjlon. D. C; W.
U, Ken p, Trenton, N- J.
DOONElt'S-W. D. Smith, Stone Harbor. N.
J.i Walter O, Shener, Schenectady, N. T.
NEW BINRHAM-C. C. Youni, Jersey Shore,
I'a.i M. D. Webster, Camden, N. J,; J, C,
ifcekman, Jlttbunrh, Fa,
HANOVEU-O. U Bauer. Klliabeth. N. J ; Mr.
and Mra. If, nrown. Wltmlnilon. Del.; Mr,
and Mrs. G. E. Boyer, Lewea. Del.
VtNDIO Joseph Oppenhetmer, Lancaster. Fa.;
II. J William. Aahland, Fa.; Mr. and Mr.
J. SlmDeon. Ocean Cltv. K. J.
ABELfHia-W. j. Barr. Eaaton. F.; Mr.
Samuel K. Haupt. Wtlltanuporl, Pa.; Mr.
M, K. Kelly. Wet Cheater, Pa.
6T. JAMES-Mra. J Flahcr. Merlon, Pa.; Dr.
and Mra, A. F. Snyder. Jit, Joy. Fa.. Mr.
and Mr- William Iloerner, Charaberaburc,
RrrZ-C?ARLTON Jaek Klltb. Nw YOrk;
Oscar Muller, N, J ; Mr and Mr. J. J
Loftu. Fottttown, Pa ; Paul M. Fritdlander,
New York; Mr. and Mra. W. H. HarrI Prov
ldenc. 11. I i Qeorte K Woodln. Bqiton,
Ma.; J. C. Rtlktt. Atlantlo City. N i.
BBLLEVUE-STnATFORD-S. H Harriaon.
Kaaton, P. J W. Ayer, Mereer, Pa., Otto
Flmm, N.w York, Mra, J. O Packer. New
York. Mr. N. T Maloney. Pittsburgh. Pa ;
W. H. 6peer. Chamber! F- Mra. B.
M Orth. Harrlsburjr. P..- Breonan,
Ehamoktn, Pa , E B. nadeUj. Newark, N.
J . A. U Anderson, Altoona, Pa
WALTON-llr and Mr. H. F. MwvU.
Laurel. Del . Mr. and Mr. A. W Robinson.
Laurell Del; Q. M. CBrten. Pitt.burtb. Fa.
ETBNTON. Davht- S. Ladlam, 8warthroof,
Fa.. J. O. Walker. Alleotuwn, Fa.
roI-ONNADE Mr sad Mre. A II Martin.
YwkTE. V. Stumer, Baltlmor.. Md..
Mr and Mrs. John SurfJct. Sunbury. p.
m-rrrNHOUSB Mr. McKloJne, warren.
Keeping in Touch With Home
You nevw qIU fers't the home town,
en en the nott tJojbl watlon. Keep
la toueh with home affairs bjr aeetog t it
that joar faerlta nwpPr fellow jroa
wberevtr 7 o- N9u' h BvmUs dl
b.lo 7w ! 84 '0B p ,
i frpeclfj tie ias UlwA
1016:
VARIOUS WEDDINGS IN JULY
FIRST WEEK ARE ANNOUNCED
i
Suburban Nuptials Engage Attention of Society Entertainment-
in the Way of Surprise Parlies Are
Popidar,
CUPlD has been a busy llttla person
In the suburbs since July made Its
so far rather cool entrance, and aulte a
number of weddings have taken place in
Delaware County especially Some among
them are!
Miss Emma K. Melesner, Of Colllngdsle,
to Mr. Harry Fellenbaum, of this city,
on July In Colllngdale.
Miss Amanda Blithe, of Clifton Heights,
to Mr. Charles 1). Hauseman. of West
Philadelphia, en July 3 In Lansdowne.
Miss Ann. Milter, of 2133 South 71st
street, to Mr. Louis Zelgler. of Paeclull,
on July 7 at Elkton, Md
Miss Esther Mackrlne, of aienolden, to
Mr. Elmer E. Hill, of Norwood, on July
8 at Clifton Heights.
Miss KAtherlne O'Brien, of Fernwood, to
Mr. Leslie C. Nlxdorf, of Lansdowne, on
July 5 at Elkton.
Miss Rlla Megargee, of Clifton Heights,
to Mr Louis W. Lalney, also of Clifton
Heights, on July 2 at Keltyvllte, and Mis
Ida Tyler and Mr. John Lafferty, of
Llanwellyn, on July 5 at Glenolden.
A tArenell surprise party was given last
Friday night In honor of Miss Kate M.
Davis nt her home, 1800 South 6th street,
by her friends and fellow members of
Doraen Society.
Miss Kate M. Davis won out number
fourth In tho Punuc LEDOEn-EvNiNo
Ledoeu contest for a trip to the Panama-rnclflc-San
Francisco Exposition.
Her friends, to celebrate her golhg to
the Exposition, and her victory gave her
a Bobolink bracelet, on each link of
which were engraved the Initials of her
various friends and well wishers.
Amontr those present were Miss Bessie
R Feldman, Miss Sadie O. Feldman, Miss
Anna Feltelberg, Miss Jeanette Vanaver,
Miss Eva I, Mashlltz, Miss Esther Wap
ensteln, Miss Eva Brownsteln, Miss Min
nie Weinberg, Miss Ida Silverman, Miss
Frances Gottfried; alto Mr. Ben Feld
man, Mr, Philip Hoffman, Mr. Morris II.
Levy, Mr. Joseph H. Levy, Mr. David W.
Abrams, Mr. Nathan Green, Mr, Charles
Green, Mr. Samuel M. Klrson, Mr. Abra
ham J Morrison, Mr. Samuel M.
Schwartz, Mr. Jacob Davis, Mr. Mitchell
Davis, Mr. FrAnk Schecter, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Hoffman, Mrs. D. Abrams, Mrs, Aaron
Imber and Mr Aaron Davis.
The self-invited guests provided all the
entertainment and spent the evening In
dancing and singing.
Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Mason, of Ogontz,
entertained nt cards and dancing on the
porch of their home Saturday evening
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Webster, of
North Lansdowne avenue, are being con
gratulated on the birth of a daughter.
Prof, and Mrs. Frank Nleweg, of Price
avenue, are spending the summer In Mil
ton, Vt.
Mrs. T. G. Humphries and her daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Humphries, of 31 Oak
avenue, will spend this month In Easton,
Md.
Prof. Carl Altmaler and family, of Owen
avenue, will spend two weeks as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'William R. Butler,
of Mauch Ohunk.
Mrs. Alan R. Hotter and family, of
South Lansdowne avenue, have taken a
cottage for the summer nt Mt. Gretna.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram L. Pennock) of
Violet lane, are visiting at Lake Mlnne
waska, N. V.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Dppelshelm
er, of Hill Dale road, will return the
latter part of the week from a motor trip
to Terkiomen.
ir an Mr, T Llddon Pennock have
taken a cottage for the summer at Bay
Head.
Mrs. Florence Peck, of Maple avenue,
will spend the summer at Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, of
Baltimore, will entertain Informally to
morrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Edle. of South
Lansdowne avenue, are receiving con
gratulations on tho birth of a son.
Mr. Robert Irwin, of North Lansdowne
avenue. Is camping in northern Pennsyl
vania. Mrs Ella Butz. of Stratford avenue. Is
spending the summer with her daughU
In Nw Platz, N. Y.
What's Doing Tonight
..ii nnd. 3d treet and Olney a-
8 i3W Free. m
Falrmount j-artt imhu. b,,u.. .-.,...,
8 o'clock Free.
Phii.d.lohla Band. City Hall Flaaat 8
o'clock Free,
Conference of Magistrate of Philadelphia,
Bucks, Montgomery "d Delaware Counties,
room i!K5. City Hall; 8 p. m.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR IJOV8
Mercersburr. r-
End for catalogue to Wm. Mann IrTlne.
Fh.P.. IX." - Headmaster. Bo U9.
Free Instruction in Spanish B,
v?Un?raV,.'!l,ron?0rndFCvSf.atl.,W'
Wrt roSTER SCHOOL OP LANOUAQES
""' iim r-hi.mut fitrsst
KTRAYER'S BOSINE8S COLLEOB
ii mVka T exceptionally attractlv offer thl
week to an" 'pirSon desiring a bustne.
'"aoi'to"! Che.tnut .treet. FhlUdalphla.
fHAMBEBSBOKQ. PA.
5ir GIRLS. Loc' 'a 'h beautiful Cum
fv. S i valley; Collsg Preparatory and
berland vai'ty. ,J, aeh' . ,Bent at
iPtfant o SSty No interruptlfn lwork.
rilAtin ., , - i
tnt.3tini I, i
"JGili ir,.nuatorV Department, Nearest of
CllESTEBa TA.
Lrnestet. , , i ' A
Hivufanmui. PA.
". . noiCRI IRO AhADEMY
l.L-!Vt35nwW Writ lor aUlog.
UTITSCFA. y
"UNDfinKQTSE&lINARy
For Olila. s. i t- a MA-Ow. .
- r RlJ
WAUNTON. YA-
i... iIAiln Sfialnary. Staunton. . .if"-
SSS?15S
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In hohor of Miss Evelyn Meglit, of IIW
Market street, Wilmington, Del Among
their guests were Mies Dorothy Mlfl-fc
Miss Dorothy HUddneh, MlM Lillian
Hurst. Miss Elsie Cfouthamet, Miss Gre
Daniels, Miss Kdlth Calverlv, Mies EIlzs
beth MacDermond, Miss Haniet Hether-
Ington, Miss PAuline Hail, Miss Sue
Flounders, Miss Nina CArter. Miss Grace
Bond, MIsr Alice Bond, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wnlrer Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fen
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manelly, Mr.
Willis m Lorlmer, Mr. and Mra Joseph
Martin, Mr. Frank Chesterman, Mr John
Fisher, Mr. John PArvIs, Mr Thomas
Robinson, Mr. Alfred Jones, Mr Jame
Walter, Mr. Charles Albany, Mr Geofgd
Bond, Mr. George Flater, Mr John
Flounders, Mr. Ralph Welgner, Mr John
Sulp nnd Mr. and Mrs. Waller Fueller,
who Is entertAlnlng Mlsa Lillian Hurst,
of Roxborough.
Mr. and Mrs Thomss Wood, of Leiper
street, will entertAln tomorrow evening
at their home In honor of Mrs Wood's
sister. Miss Florence Ashley, of Reading.
Their guests will Include Mr and Mrs.
Thomas Kline, Mr, and Mrs Walter
Foulkrod, Miss Jane Cully, Miss May
Walters, Miss Delta Hotrumb, Miss Alice
Brown, Miss Anna Smith. Miss Esther
PAllaster.tMIss Anna Kuhn, Miss Aries
Burke, Miss June Sully, Miss Marlon
Kirk. Mr. Albert Deel, Mr. Albert Wood,
Mr, Joseph Long, Mr. Joseph Kirk, Mr.
John Graham, Mr. Alfred Maxwell, Mr.
Bert Wood, Mr. Harold Dutton, Mr Wal
ter Mann, Mr. Gardner Hicks, Mr Harry
Munich and Mr. David Mcglll. There will
be music and dancing during the eve
ning. Tomorrow, July II, will be Tioga Day
In Atlantic City, under the auelpces of
tho Tioga Business Men's Association)
the occasion being the third annual out-
1n- nf Ihn mAmirD. AtlAilf 9VIO TfrtfraMa
will leave on special cars from North
rnnaneipnia at v: a. m., ana nve min
utes later from North Penn Station.
There will be souvenirs for every one.
The association was organized on October
14, 1909, at 8543 Germantown avenue, with
112 members. The present officers are:
President. Mr. Wilbur H. Zimmerman" M
vlco presidents, Mr. Thomas Bluett, Mr. W
J. N. Kelly; secretary, Mr, Matthew J.
Donoho; financial secretary, Mr. Edgar
A. llobson' treasurer, Mr. Henry Wolf;
directors, McsBfs. William J, Alexander,
John Schuster, William Seller, John M.
Gross, Jacob Loux, Georgo Stoess, George
It. Lohr, Louis Gilbert Harry Smith,
Wesley Smith, Michael Walker, Murrell
Dobbins, F. J. Lyons, William Peter, Jr
1 and J. E. Mclntyre.
"Wilmington
Mrs. E. Tatnall 'Warner entertained
about SO of her young friends at n supper
dance at Namanns-on-Delnware Saturday
night In honor of Mlsa Elizabeth Edaall,
It waa an Informnl affair, but the younc
people had a delightful time at the quaint
old house and enjoyed the dance which
followed the BUpper.
Mra. E. O. Bhortlldso and Mlsa Martha
Shortlldfce and Mrs. J. Gardner Llttell
and Miss Mary Little, of Yonkers, N. T..
left on Thursday for the Pacific coast and
the Panama and San Diego expositions,
to be away until fall.
The Tlev. and Mrs. Charles I. Candee
and Mlsa Alice Candee are now traveling
In California, and will stay In the Pacific
coast region until late In August.
Mrs. Julian Ortiz and her children wlU,
go to Spring Lake, N, J,, today to occupy
their cottafee for the summer. Mrs, Alexia
I. du Pont will go with them for a fort
night's stay,
Mlsa Bessie du Pont left Saturday for
North Hatley, Quebec, Can.i where she
will visit Mrs. "William S, Bertfand for a
fortnight. She Will spend a week.at Isles
boro. Me., .before returning home
Miss Mary Thompson has gpne to Sliver
Bay, Lake deorge, to stay until July 19
MrB. Fianklln Taylor, Garrett A. Tay
lor, Franklin Taylor and Miss Ruthanna
Taylor havo returned from a motor trip
to Niagara Falls, Ithaca and other places
In New York.
Mrs. Harlan O. Scott and her lltClo
daughter, Miss Dorothy Turnbull, hav
returned from a ten-day stay at Capi'
May.
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN BUFFTtAQE PATITY
8'15 p. m. Open-air meeting at 30th and War
ket street, under the P-trty'ii branch In thi
17th legislative District. Speakers, Mis 8. D
Chambers. Mr. A. W. Domua and Mis.
Bertha Sanovlt. Mr, M. C Dowel! preside.
S'W p. m. Open-air meetlne at Germantown
and Lehlith aenue. Speakers, Mtsa May
Macken und Mlsa Engard.
EQUAL FRANCHISE BOCIRJTY
Noon Open-air meetlng-at the Mlles-BJment-Fond
Company 21t and Callowhtll treets
Break! r, Mia Bertha 8apaUts, Employe ad-
"'" p. m, Open-air meeting at Oermantown
avenue and Oraier" lane. Speaker announced.
OEMEiUU
8 n. m Suffrage photoplay. ''Your Olrl and
Mine," shown at Lelpepllle, Delaware County
WYNNEWOOD, PA.
"Country Day School for Boys'
open In September at vnnerood. Fa. A
achool In which your eon will ba taught W;
rect exercise of mind and body and th
proper way to manhood,
Rer. Gibson Hell., A Jl.. R.D.. Ileoil Master,
SSIO Naiaboe Street, Chestnut Hill. Perm.
NAZARETH. TA.
SEND YOUR BOY TO
Nazareth Hall Military School
Saftet plae In Amerlea for him
Established In 1785
Rev. S. J, Blum, D.D Principal
HAT.TSnCKfl, FA.
1USUISHNETA8 8FHIN09 SCUQOI,
FOR BOVS .
Indorsed by every American pnlreraltr. In
dividual plan of work for each boy Colleg
Preparatory Course, and a good training for
business life. Special course Jn acrtoiiUw.
Bctentmc physical care. Fur water, good
food" 200-acro farm A school of eharaet.r,
2Sth V.lr open. Ben. SI Writ, for Cat'g No.34.
KUkUnlnatas Bprfiiga School Balt.bmc. F.
BLA1BSTOWN. W. J.
BLAIR ACADEMY FOR BOV8
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