rGE COTERIE OF
fOhK ATTEND ANNUALCOmERENCE
Pf6r jiay-on-Lakc George Proves a Jl08t Attractive Spot to
Mami From This Citii-P.r,nni xr-.. opoc t0
of Interest
UntBEtt f Phllftcieipmans nnvo
I'"' . .,.,- tinv-on-Lftko GeorKe,
. . .1.- .nnFArprttA hplnir held
. .- altelUI inv w.-. "
i".-n, July 9 to J'y M- Amo"K thcm
?' 7o ftrudo 8 Ely. Miss Julia X.
W Mies w- Asllhur,,t'
.Hubbard, Ml Sarah A. Baker.
..i II Saunders, Miss Margaret
rJ;..tie. Miss fileanor Dougherty,
Sv.rlAti P. TouMiln. MIm Alice A.
III11".. rt ,!!. Ml.'. Mnrv
hll MISS LC"""' "
lAlfhUrst, , -
r. " ;.uV;(, ii H.ni,i. mi..
Kicnicl, abs .- -. .,..,
B"1' .... . -..ii.i, .11.. Hf..-,.-..
it, MIM Btnci "-''uo """ "
A.ri Mrs. Louis Seinple Clarke, her
Her, Miss Winurcu u....j. ...
S' .... . ...i. Hhilllnn ninrkai Mr.
MB, " "uu, '"
!r . in. .nil. Mr. Phtncna Protlty
a. i'ruL uio"i
Bev. lllliini H. Turner and Mrs.
nte .. ...., - i. ,nM...
rjL James M unoura. -., -..i-L.
patty of young Baltimore girls at
'fLf.renrr.
vvM-r " "" "
x marrlflgo la announced or Miss
m "''.i'"' "; 7m. 7iv;rrt; Sn:
urn """ " ' "
L . i rr.,,e r?nmnnnv and Id
ftV of the Fellowship Club, of this
i'f?r and Mrs. Kesslcr will live at
B&prth Ulh street, Logan.
W
hd Mrs. Henry Cochran are spend-
... summer at tne i-ennnurai, i-
luntK City. N- J
?T ... .. rrnncls Howard Williams,
1 i Menook, Germantown, aro at Long
prT J" for the summer.
ir and " ueuisw mw.o -----
Cce street, have taken the George
Ko house at Bala, for tho sum-
tsa months.
Ki'. .nn Mrs. Philip E. Howard and
ftcrfir. of Swarthmoro, are occupying
Km . .mmer homo In Franconla, N. H.
bin Anna Taylor, of "Ccdron," Indian
F(uccn wv. -r -" ,nf f McMn Knth-
. . . I.MH MUM It'll. 1U1 1 t.iv.- " " '
'IS Davis at her country place. "Para
'i.'K. Farm." Vermont. Tho lst of
8 iuit Miss Taylor will go to wnnu
r." ... ...... .. uh. will Im Ihlnert
brines, wio., wim.u " .-- T
fSrV EdwardAV. Taylor and Edward
ff Taylor, Jr., who aro now touring tho
W.t nd will attend tho San Dlcgo and
'uF""101800 Expositions,
fr.. nhmril Uccchor Flnck, president
?f the Women's Press Association and of
fcln,ur r.lv Ladles' Motor Club, 1120
lWd .treet. has gono to vl.lt her par-
itii.(nn w. Va.. whero her daugh
ter, Hits Sara Flnck, Is spending the
ijimracr.
n. marHncn nf Miss Israclla Dllks,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Dllks, to Mr. Lewis fciugene Kipo is an
nounced, ino cereinuiijr u !"
July XJ.
Along the Main Line
MEIUON-Mrs. S. Wilson Hcaton, wltn
her Infant daughter. Is spending this
month at Rowland Park, Md., as tho
cuest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Winder, of Baltimore, air.
Keaton goes -down to Rowland Park over
; eek-ends.
ir. Silas . Neff. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
f and William Neff will leave August
;ij Isobbola, their island In Maine. Mrs.
m S. Nelf is at present at tneir camp
hobbola Island, having left Morion
IjRral day8 ago.
XAnBERTH Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Sind, of Forrest avenue, havo been en
rnilnlnc Jlrs. Wllllnm H. Boles and her
IMutlt sen, Laird Bolps, now of Blchmond,
jbut formerly of Narbcrth. Mr. and
n uianu will icavo una muuiu w,
Idwood, N. J.
r. and Mrs, Charles Buckman and
ren will sDend uart of tho summer
ildrlng along tho Jersey and South-
coast.
SDMORE Mrs. Thomas J. Bargor, of
13 Gables, accompanied by her sister
niece, Mrs. C. A. Bergen and Miss
es Hirst Bergen, will mako a motor
through New England later in tna
Innmer.
IS.' Allen Dalloy, Jr.. son df Mr. and
wt lit Allen Dalley. of Glenn lane, Is
KSrdlnntho summer nt one of tho boys'
yjUJips tp New Hampshire.
5iAVEnironD.-Mrs. Charles S. Starr,
Baplynwynne road. Is spending the sum-
wr t Beach Haven.
Ws. Charles S. Taylor has cone to
Mao Summit for the rest of the sum-
in
BRW MlWn Mr. Tnl,. V lln.Hni-H
EpOl Montgomery avenue,, has gono to
ji water camp, Konncbunkport, Me..
re she expects to remnln until Au-
Hugh Abernetny, of Gulf road,
I ber sister. Miss Sara E. Rogers, of
SMiwood, S. C aro spending a week at
ijsjtle City, where they aro stopping at
irnnnurst.
iLLAXflVA 1r .,! 1.a nUnrlna
tarrUon. Jr.. of Spring Mill road, will
Jl August 1 for Mr, Struthers Burt's
in Wyoming, where they will spend
nin
J Hunter Ewlnir and Miss Ewing.
joodstock, have gone to Bar Har-
r Juiy
Bala-Cymvyd
and Mrs Georun Holt Ktraivhrldce
family, of Wlndemere. Bala, are
5 me summer at their country
Chester Spring Form, Chester
l. Pa
, Slid Mr.. PhnflAa nnllnl.al m..m.
.'O&ve lust return,! frnm n mntor
tj New England, which they made
Mr Bhri X1-. T 1 I. w ..
SJ". whp entertained-thcm for two
Micust Farm, Brattleboro, Vt.
Trumbull's mnlhf.i lp. VwaH
0f9en. and iier.son, Mr. Albert
W Yin Ord.n. tit Van. Vn.t arn
Kh? of Mr and Mrs' Trumbull, at
; -,aS un giaie road.
'John p iIolt nd h, daUKhter.
ry Holt. Mr. Loo Holt, and Mr.
X. .'J co'wyn lane, Cynwyd,
naing the summer at their fleaeh
eottage
& Mm Rlln. HK1, KT,
i toBed in ni. : .rr..' ..!. .v.'.r.
tin. .. " vu Ytuy )WV
SK. Bhl y' ftnd Wr th "t8
vsuum Hutchwson, of Bala ave.
Germantown
Blen Palmer, who Is taking a
111 tOdflV fa, VtAf linn.. at
,.?' .Jh,' h wU sMi)4 tw
mmmp " win vmhi ner mr-
' it l. being saown by the
Ehi- Hurn I-ae' Manor In the
'" mo new Jf Uub Frl
,. ; " i-ied la.tW' dy nd
- wiu uu fdtew oa uim
FASHION Am.n
to Many,
women on Friday P Bnd one 'or
we,ri pmiinar1 A- . o t
'or tho il&te
paSmedanbyMtrhsCIrV,J!!!lm ,Sl'. "com.
StowTrt. havo riturnW Ur' i"88 Anna
Pacific nSSiiSn,"1' m thePa1ama-
ter,l8B!totCtrxvi.?rl1m,h' of 20 West Hon
Hampton fa1 tT tXnTy,Jor We
MU. Anita SSemrpfc' b ,h6 8UMt ot
Chestnut Hill
thc'lr chi?dwn'xfi0,,l,Barto MnrsdBn anJ'
ineir children, Miss Dorothy, Miss Knrni
and Ma.tor Justin, of 117 Bait m" Pleas
bS tv ftrt' Sfvlck, have gono to As-
wh!u t"!!?. Mra' J' w' J1hleu, of Heilg
HalkveyaL,akc.apa.Bren,ll1,r Sm UmB at
,ni '. fnxnc11 tor1' of Wyncoto road.
?..L J'w BVesls Mrs' J' " and
a.'.sb a 1Iu8hes, of 132 St. James ntnee
&ll""c...?,& 7hcK w" leave SrW
.-... ...,. nuuncsuay to be present at
:1,e"; l'to Nvho will be married to
Th....n?bwt M:"y- of Ashbourne, on
Thursday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs Talley
will reside at Jonklntown upon their re
turn from an extended wedding trip.
,hSv E1'zal)clh Coonlng, of Oak Lane,
wno has been staying at Ocean City since
Juno 15 as tho guest of Miss Helen White,
also of Oak Lane, will leavo Friday and
go to Ocean Gate, remaining thoro with
her nunt. Mrs. James Coonlng, until
August 3. when sho will leave with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coonlng, for
C it 1 ,ma ExPosltloh, returning about
Mrs. Kdwln Duncan, who Is tho guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Jlrs. George W. Bentlcy, of Mclroso Park,
will leave Saturday for Harrlshurg, Pa.,
whcio she will spend July with her
daughter, Jtrs. Albert E. Conlcy. .Mrs.
Duncan has beon passing the greater part
of tho summer with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jennings, of Jonklntown.
Miss Hannah L. Kcsler, of Wagner
avenue, Logan, will entertain a houso
paitj of young friends over this week
end at her hqmo at Ocean City. Among
tho guests will bo Miss Jcnn Cummlngs,
Miss Martha Phillips, Miss Mario Mc
Klnley, Miss Frances Curts. Mr. Joseph
Cummlngs, Mr. Arthur Selling, Mr. Hugh.
McCormlck. Mr. Harry Dunlap, Mr. Fred
Fltler und air. Ralph Talley.
South Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick C. Klrklln, of
rEW South 10th street, havo gono to Rosc
mont, Pa., for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Moulder, of 2115 South 15th
street, will leavo for New York on Sat
urday to spend a week with frlcnf'.3.
Tho frlonds of Mrs. C. Burton Ford, of
2107 South 21st, street, will bo glad to
learn that sho Is recovering from her
recent operation.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Harry T. Reynolds, of
2108 South Mth street, havo gono to tho
soashoro for the summor.
Mrs. Max Cohen and her son, Mr.
Maurice M. Cohen, president of tho
Sylvia Club, of 231 Christian street, will
leave for New York and vicinity to visit
relatives and friends for several weeks.
Mr. Michael Angclo Steflln, Mr. Frank
Stcflln nnd Mr. James VcnutI havo Just
returned from a brief 'visit to Atlantic
City, where they were the guests of Mr.
Tony Nlgro.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Shlmel, of
Arrott Btrect, will have Miss Ray Jaynes,
of 1S21 Thompson street, as their KUost
over tho week-end. Tomorrow evening
Mrs. Shlmel will be hostess at a sinad
dinner In honor of her guest. Tho decora,
tlons will bo yellow daisies and corn
Mowers. Those who will attend nro Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Mann, Mr. and Mrs.
James K. Fecney. Miss Ruth Bonsai,
Miss Esther Gooding, Mr. Albert Dunlap,
Mr. Georgo Kirk and Mr. Albert Max
well. Mr. and Mrs. Shlmel will leave about
July 21 for Atlantic City, where they will
spend two weeks beforo going West to at
tend tho Panama' exposition.
Mr. Harry Klpp, of Riverside, N. J., Is
at present tho guest of his fiancee, Miss
Frieda Mohrbach, 3J13 Frankford avenue,
Mr. Roy Van Toor and her son, of
Strahle street, Fox Chaso, have returned
to their home after spending some time
with relatives at Torresdalc.
Mrs. JI. Rowland, of Loney street, Fox
Chase, has had as her guests for some
tlmo nast her son and daughter-in-law.
tho Itev. and Sirs. George Rowland, of
Lumbcrvllle, Pa.
Chester and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Fraley N, Weldner, their
two children, of Panama, are guests of
Mrs. Weldner's mother, Jlrs. Henry B.
Tajlor, of East 19th atreot. After six
weeks' visit they will return to the Canal
Zone,
Judge William B. Broomall, of Chester,
Associate Judge of tho Courts of Dela
ware County, accompanied by Mrs.
Broomall, has left for Stockbrldge, Mass.,
where he will spend the summer In the
Berkshire Hills, rue trip nonnnara i
being made by motor. Miss Clara LT.
WardL also of Choster, Is accompanying
them1 as far as Boston, where she will
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bernard and Mr.
Howard D. Bernard, of East ISth street,
have left on an automobile trip through
the Adirondack Mountains. They will
be gone three weeks.
Rev. Francis M. Tattt, rector of St
Paul's Protectant Episcopal Church, Is
entertaining Mr. Frank nieyer, Mr Rob
ert VolkhspU and Mr. Charles Fowden
at his summer residence, The Cedars, in
0an Clty.'N. J.
,--N-wv-ari ii "in '
Northeast
jlr. and Mra. William Curry. 1M Bast
Ontario Bttat, wiU brate the 8Mb. an
niversary of thalr wading- this evening
Tie coupU wr married July U, 1W.
br th Rev Df. Rabert Hunter, then pas
tor of tba oW Xa-wlngton PrbyierUn
Cburah. who. tothr with Mrs Hunter,
will be prasaat ai th celebration Mr
and Mra. Curry are wall known la tM
nrtht tkn of PhUa-eJpMa. Mr.
rH,r i. chief anal-Mr of one of the
largest taxtUa wtaMUbja-ata of Philadel
phia Mrs Curry la oinint In Prea-
byurlaa Church work
Mauy relatives and friends of the .vu
pie are etpei-ted to be present to extend
their felidutina on the compleiwa 9t a
li-artar aastury ot awwrle- -
glMrag LBDftER-PHILAfrKLFHrA', FBIBAY. JUBT 16.
An extremely popular member of
in Nnrragnnsett during tho Point
West Philadelphia
Mrs. James Gannon, 1511 Sclbcrt street,
entertained nt her home Friday evening.
Among those present were Mr. Edward
Stlmetz, Mrs. Blanche Lamar, Miss Mad
allno Lnmnr, Jlr. Charles C. Garner, Miss
Cathcrlno Fonder, Jlrs. Jlargarct Dugan,
Jlr. Hnrry Krcckcr, JIlss Cathcrlno
Krockcr and Jlrs. Annie JlcCoy. Mr.
Stlmctz nnd Jlr. Garner entertained with
several songs, assisted nt the piano by
JIlss Lamar. After supper dancing was
Indulged In until tho wee hours.
Jlrs. John Campbell and her daughter,
JIlss Lillian Campbell, 5910 Chestnut
street, aro spending several weeks In
New Egypt, N. J.
Jlr. and JlrB. Edward Hall, 6333 Ludlow
street, will leavo Tuesday for a visit to
Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Jlrs. Chaunccy Bornkcsscl. 123
North Edgewood street, will leavo Sat
urday for n motor trip to New York
City, Far Rockawoy, L. I.; Jllddlebush,
N. J., and Media, Pa.
Jlr. and Jlrs. D. C. Grant, 3623 Wood
land avenue, havo just returned from a
vacation In Delaware Water Gap.
Jlr. Alfred Gross nnd Jlrs. Emma
Gross, his mother, 6341 Wynluslng avenue,
will leavo shortly for Jlldcjletown, N. Y.,
and Atlantic City, N. J.
JIlss Frances DeSalcs Tobln and her
sister, JIlss Jlildred Tobln, of 067 North
63d street, aro at the Delawaro Water
Gap for a few days.
JIlss Laura Jtachesnpy, ot 631 North 63d
street, entertained a party of friends
at dinner followed by a card party.
Among those present wore Jlr. John
Souder, Mr. and Jlrs. J. Harry Stroud,
Jr., Jlr. Etwood Douglass, Miss Mae
Stroud, JIlss Emily Stroud, Jlr. William
Stroud, Jlrs. JIachesney, Jlra. Emily
Stroud and JIlss Edna Mae Stroud,
Hotel Arrivals
OnEUN'S Loul. J. Ilratlley. Wllllamsport,
Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. n. 11. Krauts. Wilming
ton, Uei.i Jioucn J. oen itc, Arcmuu, ... ..
CONTINL'NTAL-a. W. Wltman, HarrlsburR,
Pa., Harry Ilakerman, Peoria, til.; J. Adler,
liraddock. Pa.
D00Nnil'8-J. M. Lyall, Atlantic City. N J.,
n. II. Kckert, Allontown, I'a.; John 1..
Pechter. Altoona, Pa.
NEW lUNaiIAM-II. A. Muler, Ka.ton. P :
Kdward J. Kent. Krie. Pa.i Mrs. A. W.
Well', Camden, -S'. J.
HAN'tlVEK Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Wrleht. Wil
mington, Del., Robert Godfrey, Littleton.
Pa.. H. W. Hoffman, fork, i'a.
WINDSOR J. C. Carpenter, West Cheater.
Pa., Mr. and Mr.. H. Hl Hell. Allentown,
r.: D. M. Crawford, lllffllntown, I'a.
VKNDIQ Mr. and Mr.. If. W. Prosier. Hel-
lerlown 1M.; P. U. itcmberg. Hrudlng, Pa ;
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. D. Hooter, Carnegie,
I'a.
ADIH.P1HA a O. Pond, Slate College, Pa :
Cbarlea K. John.on, Avalon, Fa.i Frank
R. Whtti, Philllp.Uurg, I'a.
niTZ-CARt.TON-llenrv Sharper. PptUvlUe.
ra.: H. D. Cllbson, New York: C. L. Ayer,
Itldgewood. N. J.. Mr. and Mra. U. Mul-
ler. New York.
BnLLEVUE.HTRATFOnp-W. 8. George,
l'j.t Palr.tlne, O. ; W. I. Darker, tit.
Mary'.. Pa. Mr. and Mr.. William I, Ward.
Poughkeepsle. N. Y.t A.. W, Atkln.on.
Merchantvllle, N. J.i C. I. Holman, at.
Iifuli, Lionel Van Pelt.. New York: Mis.
Helen Lau.on. Chelsea.. N, J., Edward Mor-
rl.aey. Ban Franclaco. Cal,; Robert E. ee,
Memnhli. Tenn.
WALTON-Franlc O'Connor, rilt.burgh Pa.,
nalnh Oordon. Watervllla, Pa.; Lverett
Johnson. Newark. N, J.
STENTON R. C. Mcrarland. Lancaster, Pa.
John West. Harrl.burg, Pa.; Henry Yarrell,
Harrlaburg. Pa.
COLONNADER. II. Trimble, Eton, Pa.i
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Davl.. Scranton. P. I
Mrs. Charles G, Drown, Huntingdon, Pu.
RITTENHOUSB Ale-snder C. Crawford.
Princeton, r. j., j. . -.ic. ,-',, .-,
' Aldrldge. Ualtlmore, Md,
MISS LORRAINE BINDER
A charming member of the
vouns-er set, who devotw much
'i hK tune to good wk.
H SiiL-wjif s .fi
ajBBKggB i. sHH
E H j
ir.-. im-ES'sK "CTl
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!"'"t ' "
MISS HANNAH RANDOLPH Pholo by nelly & Way.
the younger set, who will entertain vnrious house parties nt her homo
Judith polo tournnment, which will bo held from July 19 to August 14.
Summer Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY. July 16.-As usunl,
tho Tombola, or Itullnn fair, which hna
grown to bo an annual affair for tho Sca
sido Home, was largely attended on
Wednesday afternoon. This year the
proceeds will bo given to found a "Llttlo
Nell" bed for the use of nflllctcd children.
Jlrs. William II. Bennett, whoso untir
ing devotion to tho cause of tho Sca
sldo Homo Is a subject for unusual ad
miration, was chairman of the commit
tee of women managers. Her assistants
Included JIlss Henrietta Large. Jlrs. Wal
tor L cett, Jlrs Joshua Tevls, Jlrs. Wal
ter Langdon Eustls, Jlrs. Henry Mayer,
Mrs. Horace Fuller. Mrs. Henry Jtarls,
JIlss JIarls. JIlss Lily Vlolott. Jlrs. S.
Bartram Richards, Jlrs. Itobort Martin
Williams, Jtrs. Thomas J. Garland. Jlrs.
Kingston Whelcn, Miss Marsnret Lennlg,
JIlss Catharlno Lennlg, Miss Helen Gar
rett, Miss Amelia Gass, Jlrs A. J. Drexcl
Blddlo, JIlss Agnes Covey. Jlrs Albert
Pancoast. Jlrs. Ralph Edwards, Jlrs.
John Eustls, Jlrs. Percy Smith, Jlrs. Har
rison Smith. Jlrs. F. von A. Cnbeen, Jlrs.
John Mason, Mr. and Jlrs. G. W. Car
penter, Jlr. and Jlrs H. L. Edwards,
Mrs. A. II. Bolo, JIlss Ponder. Jlr Wil
liam E. Campbell, Jlrs. Grlswcll, Jlrs.
William S. Vare and Jlrs. Carlton Gelst.
Every day finds moro cottages opened
In aha various parts of Atlantic City,
Chelsea, Ventnor and Longport.
JIajdf William' P. Lloyd, of Phlladel
phla, and his grandson, J. B. Mustln, Jr.,
aro at' tho Slarlhorough-Blenhclm for an
tndeflnlto porlpd.
Somo nmongthoso noted on the Board
walk , yesterday were Jlrs. A. Lincoln
Jljors, Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson. Jlrs V.
N. Jlllls, Mrs. George C J. Fleck, Jlrs.
J. R. Nichols. Jlrs. Clinton Hagy, Jlrs
Georgo Walton, Jlrs. Harry Parsons. Jlr.
and Mrs. Ned P. Fuller. JIlss Helen Datz,
JIIbs Helen Ordman, JIlss Nell G. Shlnn,
Jlr. Lester Pflleger, Jlr. Jncob JIandery
and Mr. George Burrow, Jlrs. JIary S.
Danner, of Richmond; Jlrs William
Bickers, Jlrs. T. C. Rowen, Mrs. William
Nickers, JIlss Nannie Spott. Jlr. Casson
Danner nnd Jlr Edward Danner, and
JIlss Florence Kerns, of Danville; Jlrs.
Thomas Kays, Jlrs. Thomas L. nogerB,
Jlrs. A, C. Longworth, Jtrs. G. C. Seldel,
Jlrs II. R. Humphreys nnd Jlrs William
Wheeler, Mrs Robert G. White, Jlrs. Wll
llnm W Smith, Mrs. George Sheppard,
Jlrs. John JlcConaghy, Mrs. C. F. Bonsor,
Jlrs Thomas Sinclair and Jlrs. Joseph
Glinilan.
The Rev. Francis 11. Moore and his
family have taken a cottage In North
Dudley avenue, Ventnor. Jlrs. Charles
Peterson Is also at Ventnor, as Is Mr.
Ellhu B. Frost and Mr. Moses oiecn.
Jlr. and Jlrs. William A. Christy, of 2203
South Broad street, are occupying their
cottage at the corner of Ventnor avenue
nnd Vassar Square.
Jlr. and Jlrs. George B. Snyder, of
Bala, have taken a house In Chelsea.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Henry Francis Clark, of
4920 Cedar avenue, are occupying a cot
tage In Ventnor, 17 South JIarlon avenue.
CAPE JIAY, July lO.-Mrs. James Bate
man entertnlned most delightfully for her
son, FrlU Freeman, at a dance given ot
the "Red Mill." After the dance the
rrty went to Jlrs, Bateman's cottage,
on Hughes street, where supper was
served. The guests Included JIlss Alice
McCnbe, JIlss Emily Cook, JIlss Nancy
Cook, J!ls Elizabeth Kennedy. JIlss
Dorothy Hallowell, Mlsj Edith Carpenter,
Stlss Louise Grey. Jlr. Albert Strobel.
Mr. William Chummj Jlr. Nathaniel
Davis, Jlr. Samuel Carpenter, Jtr Samuel
Ulspham. Jlr, "Hal" Adams, Jlr. Parker
JtcComas, Jlr. Philip Archer, Jlr. Doug
las Warner and Jlr. Edward Oakford.
The 10th annual race of the Cape May
Yacht Club, under the ausplcea of the
South Jersey Racing Association, will be
held In the harbor Saturday, juiy u,
There will be Rye divisions, and beautiful
prizes will be awarded to each. The club
will keep open house all day and a lunch
eon will be provided for members and
their guesta.
Among the prominent Phlladelphlsns
registered at the Cape May Hotel are Jlr.
and Mrs. F. N. McFadden, Jlr, W. H. C.
Wright, Miss Anna B. nice, Jlr. Louis
noblnson, Mr. D. G. Beatta, Jlr. Charles
W. Thomas, Miss Hosalla Oliver, Jlr. A.
O Phillips, Jlr. W. J. Slnnott, of New
York, and Mrs. Rodney R. Trudell, of
Baltimore.
Keeping in Touch With Home
You never quite forget the home town,
eren oa the most enjoyable rotation.. Keep
la touch with boms affair seeing to it
that your favorite nensnaper follows you
wheroTer you go. Notify the EYealng Ledger
before you leave la .cod four paper to you.
Specify the edition desired.
Notice for the Society page will be
aceepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices most b
written en one aide of tho paper, must
be signed la full, with full address, and
when possible telephone number must be
given.
Bend all ueb communications to
"Society Editor," Eve-lag Ledger, 001
Chestnut street.
V-le tu requirements are carried
out .4 tbat v.rlfltatlon taay be possible,
tfe sUc wilt not be pubu.Ji.t4.
Camden and Vicinity
Jlr. and Jlrs. James P. Nleuklrk, of
207 Cooper street, aro entertaining rela
tlvcs at their summer homo nt Stone
Harbor.
Miss Anna Farrcll and JIlss Jlargarct
Miller nro now nt Twilight Park In the
Catskllls for tho season.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Charles Hlllman, of Hnd
donfleld, are In their cottago at Pocono
Summit for another season.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Samuel Jllller. Bon nnd
daughter arc In their Ocean City cottage,
where they will entertain relatives during
tho summer.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. W. A. Davis, of 6th nnd
Penn streets, are spending a month at
Crcsco, Jlount Pocono.
JIlss Jtabel Hammer nnd Miss Jtarjorv
Smith, of New York, are the guests o"f
JIlss Elizabeth Rusk, of Hnddonfleld.
Jlony entertainments have been given
for the young ladles.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Isaac Doughten, Miss
Alice Doughten nnd Miss Helen White,
of 3d nnd Penn streets, nre at Kcnne
bunkport, Jle.
Jlr. and Jlrs Henry D. Jloore and Mr.
and Jlrs. William D. Sherwood, of Had
donflold, aro spending the summer at the
Jloore cottago nt Ocean City.
NUMMER ItESORTa
The New
The Spirit
When the
An Oriental saying declares that If tho
mountain will not come to Mahomet, then
Mahomet will go to tho mountnln. The
Traymora la reversing nnd modernizing
this proverb. If Americans will not go to
Europe this summer, then Europe will
como to America: Prout-blts of Europe,
at least, In the Traymora Belvedere.
Last night It was Paris. There was Pcre
Lunette's "Bistro" of the Latin Quarter;
with Bohemian fare, menu on slates, wait
ers In red neckerchiefs, frankfurters and
onion dangling from the celling, sawdust
on tho floor, candles in claret bottles for
Illumination nnd dances by Perla nnd Paul
lie Cardo. of the Folles Bergeres. The
Belvedere windows looked down on tna
SUBMARINE GRILL
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ON OTSEGO LAKE. Coop.r.loKO.
Sib IaSo jwtwo
ADIRONDACK MOPNTA1NB. N. T.
Lake fleorge, W. T.
Fort William Henry Hote.0(efc.T.
ItSSytf Iaitwe Hudsoo.
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915:
PHILADELPHIA CANOE CLUB IS
PREPARING FOR ANNUAL MEET
Contests of the Atlantic Division of the American Canoe Ago
ciation to Be Held in SeptemberRepresentatives to
Encamp on the Wissahickon.
TI1E Philadelphia Canoe Cum Is making
preparations for the annual meet of
tho Atlantic Division ot the American
Canoe Association, which wilt take place
In this cltyjon September , 6 and . Tor
tho three days representatives, ot the
canoe clubs from this division, which In
cludes JIaryland. Delaware, Pennsyt
vanla nnd New Jersey, will encamp on
the Wlssahlekon, adjoining Colony
Castle, tho clubhouse of tho Philadel
phia Club The races will bo held on
Saturday. September 4, nnd Jlonday, Sep.
tember 8, nnd a program of varied In
terest will bo arranged for Sunday. Dr.
David J. Boon Is commodore of tho en
tertaining club; Jtr. Howard II. Lbrd,
vlco commodore; Jlr. Joseph W. Blair,
secretary; Jlr. Eugene II. Hunter, treas.
urer; Jlr. Earle F. Kerber, quartermas
ter, and Jtr. Alfred H. Kress, fleet cap
tain The board of directors Includes the
officers nnd Jlessrs. Arthur F Ehrllnger,
Frederick f. Ehrllnger, Otto 11. Stoecklc,
Howard F. Fell and George F. Elsen
hardt. Tradition stales that at the lime of tho
Revolutionary War, Colony Castle, origi
nally a mill, was owned by the Smith
family who lived In what Is now known
as Itherslde Mansion During the tem
porary nbsence of tho Smiths, the Doane
brothers, celebrated outlaws who stole
from the rich and gnve to the poor, used
the mill for headquarters of their law
less band. Later It became a nail mill.
Wilmington
JUss Sarah Chichester and JIlss Come
lla. Chichester, of Rockvlllc, JId., are
guests of Jlr. and Jlrs. A. Felix du Pont
for a fortnight.
Mrs. Edward R. JIack left Tuesday
for Lake Gcoga, O , where sho will visit
her parents, tho Rev. and Jlrs, H. W.
Kellogg, for sevornl weeks. Later Jtr.
Jtnck will Join her at Lake George.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Setforson B. Cooling left
yesterday for a trip of three months to
tho Pacific const. They will go out by
way of the Canadian Pacific, stopping nt
Chlcngo. St. Paul, Banff. Field, Lako
Louise, Vancouver, Seattle and Portion I.
They will go to tho exposition nt Bn
Francisco nnd later mnko a' lengthy visit
to Dr. nnd Jlrs. Charles H. Walter at
San Joe, Cal.
Jtrs. C L Jlcllvalno and JIlss JIary T.
Rldgcly left yesterday for JIarblehcnd,
Jtnas., to stay there until the 1st of Sep
tember Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN SltrrRAGE PARTY.
8 10 V m. Open-air meeting at Dread and
Wharton street. Speaker, Mies May Macken.
8 3d p m. Ooen-.lr meeting at O.ford pike
and Frankford avenue. Speaker.. Mil. M.
Kitcllo ItuMol. Mies Kngard and Graham C.
Woodward
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
, 8 p. m Open-atr meeting at Stenlon and
Chelten uvenuee Speakers not nnounced. Thla
mo-itlng held under the auspice of the Joint
Oormantonn and Cheatnut Hill branches ot
the Equal Franchise Eoclety and the Woman
butfrnge pnrt
8 p. m Opcn-olr meeting at Broad and
Torter streets. Speakers, Mlsa Bertha Sipovlts
and Mrs. E. I.. Doran, of Camden
DELAWARE COUNTY. PA.
Noon Meeting nt the Crucible Steel Casting
Company, under auspice, of the Equal Fran
chise League ot Lonsdonne. Emplojes -ad-drriHed
l Mrs M. C. Don ell.
8 p m. Openalr meeting at Concordvttle,
Sialcer, .Mr. J r Hedford, Mies Florence
Sanvllle and Miss Fannie Cochran In charge.
RUMMER RESORTS
HOTEL TRAYMORE
f-S
of America at Play: Magnitude and
Cheerfulness
TitAYMonn rniDAY chats
Mountain Comes to
city lights below llko tho summit of
Montmartre,
This glimpse of Parisian life showed the
Joyatisness and hilarity of tho plcuresques,
and It showed, too, how Villon, the vaga
bond poet, once lived, and llttlo Guvroche,
of "Les Mlserables," and the folic of Eu
gene Sue's "Jlysteres," and those latter
day roustabouts, "les Apaches," If old
Samuel Prout had only been alive, to paint
It! Art elevates crude realism into Ideas
of sympathy and beauty,
Every Thursday a night In old Europe In
the Trayrnore Belvedere: Venice, Seville,
Switzerland, Heidelberg.
L'entree est gratulte, messieurs et
mesdames.
j.-.ggy TJQRGANW PARSON? I
CAMS JIAY. V. J.
THE ELWARD S&PKft
EDWARD P. NITTINQEU.
THE WINDSOR X'gfii." TU"
M)W IlAUlf,.
ii,n Cod Cain' May i our U-ch; rat..
biperon r,.0s.u. j. k wim. son.
UEACU HAVEN.N. J,
NEW HOTEL BALDWIN
Th. idiil modem hotel ot tb Ideal nsart.
capacity iuO: st water batbs. piwats. etc I
mwciIi sati grOI. garage, orotwstra. Uiw
ln llaoklkt.
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ONLT 3tt IIOUBS PSKFOTAtryg
OCEAN CITY. N J.
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The wnter fof running the mill cams
from a race, after having previously
turned the wheel bt A sawmill thai
fronted on Ridge avenue From the nail
mill the water wns carried on Its way
to the creek The castle after being un
occupied or years ns fitted up as the
upnyer home of "The Btnte In Schul
hlll, a society devoted to fishing, of
which the late John Wagner (who.e
Uncle, Professor Wagner, founded the
Wagner Institute, at 17th street and
Montgomery avenue), was president
The building which Is Included In Fair
mount Park, in time became the home ol
the Philadelphia Canoe Club, which has
added a number of Improvements, and
the old structure, with Its roomy parlor
and large picturesque fireplace. Is often
Used for dances rtnd other social gather
ings, whilo the shaded veranda affords a
pleasant and cool place for the friends
and relatives of the members to view th5
rler and watch the races.
At the last regular meeting of the
Young Alen's and Women's Hebrew As
sociation, which took place on Tuesdat
evening, nt tho Starr Garden, Cth nnd
Lombard streets. It was decided to give
lis members and numerous friend, an
outing at Valley Forge on Sunday
All members nnd friends will be met
by a special commltteo at the Reading
Terminal on Sunday morning ftt7 o'clock,
and tickets will be given them. These
tickets will bo good only on the special
train which will leave the station nt 7 U
The Athletic Committee has arranged
for nn athletic progrnm. which shall in
clude races for the men nnd girls nnd a
baseball gome nlso between the men and
girls. Prizes will also be awarded tor
the winners In nil contests.
Delaware County N
Miss Beatrice McDonough, of Logan,
who has spent the past week at Jloore
as tho guest of Miss Bessie Yoder, has
returned to her home.
Jlr. George R. Kennedy and famllr, ot
Norwood, aro now staying at Corson'd
Inlet, N. J., where their summer home Ut
located.
Jtrs. William Hofackcr, of Norwood, I
now en route to the Vanama Exposition
Sho has quite a fow friends In the West
Who have entertained her during short
stop-overs.
Friends of Jlr. Edgnr Yoder, of Jloores.
will be glad to henr that he will short!
leave tho Crozer Hospital, where he ha?
undergone on operation. Jlr. Yoder take
an active Interest in athletics, and Is h
member of the popular Gentlemen Farm
ers' Club.
Jlr. Georgo Jllnk nnd family, of SUto
road, are spending this month In Ocean
City.
Jlrs. Clarissa A. Hucy arid he
daughter, of Jllllbourne, have gone to
the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Jlr. and Mrs. Edward Carsden Lillet
cf Glcnolden, announce the betrothal of
their daughter, JIlss Doris Adelle Lille. .
to Jlr. Murray C. Klgglns, of Jlontclalr
and Deal, N. J,
"What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Utnd. Ridge and Mldvale ayen-on
,S o'clock. Tree,
Fulmiount Park Band, strawberry Mans n
S n'clo-k. Free.
Phllndelnhla Band, City Hall Plncai ii
o'clock. Free.
flUMMEIt RESORTS
ATLANTIC
CITY
Mahomet
RESTAURANT TRAYMORE
OSTEND
Occupying an entire block ot ocean freat and
connected with th. tamou RoardwsUt. la
bc popular Cbelsea section : capaetiy WW,
unusually large, see) rooms with uBoeJlruaii
view ol the Ht from all, and frli
-water In an bains, running water la rows.;
4000 ft ot perches surround the hctsi; lb
sew dlnlnx rowa overtook the sea,; flseet
cuisine and wMt service, orchestra of sale
4 -..a Jgn.ln lvLX4s Amiiv su-f-lal illVarafiUUt
resident pliy.loUe; magalrkHt new Palta
Leung. Bpclirin W up H; bMlV
Buu4, auto hmU train aunaumnt hy
owners JOHN C GOBBLER, tfr,
nFvvhotel MERION w,
VrBMU.Bcn. Cup ee Vsrrmod
r.i. miif Mr lb camlont sppotnunuii. t
tabic ollrgt betel M up dally spatial
L4I llltb-CI- Mcakrau-Rai Hotel
Al RPMARLE VUUaO. . nr Mma,
HH-DWOQU. N. J.
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