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RGE RECEPTION
fftVEN IN NEWPORT ATTRACTS MANY
a. Ceorge D. Widener Will Be Hostess Tonight at "Miramar "
Her New Villa on the Cliffs, '
Personals.
'MBCrtS of tho Philadelphia colon
. of Newport, Nnrragnnsett Pier
Mother nearby resorts will attend the
!'-.warmlnB wnicn win uc given 10-
,t ny .. wt.ou -. ........v. ......
ton, Mr. George D, Widener, nt their
villa, 'Miramar, ' in Newport.
rnlaht'a affair will mam airs,, wide-
i return to social life after a period
OUrrtlnB tor me ileum ui uer nua-
nMiriie u. wiuener, nnu ner son.
fey Widener, who lost their lives on
Titanic, moro wmi mrco jtura ngu.
'a. Widener has always been a great
en. in society and thore are many
nl relolco at her decision to so about
HK Miire. Among tho Phlladelphlans
? trill attend tho house-warming,
111 will bo In the form of n danco and
r are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph E. Wlde
&('. .ml Mrs, Paul Dpnrltla Mills.
tiilnd'Mrs. Hownrd II, Henry, Mr. and
5E a J, Antelo Devereux, Mr and Mrs.
ijSBti. Tell, Mr. Philip S P. Ilandolph,
WSFhlllp S. P. nnndolr-h, Jr., Mr. Km-
FVi.' ji..l, -.flo- Itlknnh T)nnnlnli
FllanuuiiJi,, ,i.w ... - in... iihiwiii
fHJnW Itnndolph Snowdcn, Mr and
fenh Leldy, Mr. nnd Mrs Clarence W.
,VV!L aria TlnanllA Dnlnn. Mlna f!nr-
in, " r; r.il .' .;:: .
W
Leluy, Airs. AiDcri uumsman
t,...ffArten
Mr. nnd Mrs J. Bertram
Usclncott nnd Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bld
. Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, of
(n?ood," Nowport, hnvo Issued Invl-lfii-ni
for n large dinner party prior to
Se dance. Mr, nnd Mrs. Jones will also
' SttrUln at dinner parties on tho eve-
gn-j of July 24 nnd August 14
""
die engagement of Miss Pauline Hart.
fjjoihter of Mr. E. Stanley Hart, of 4832
kjlton avenue, to Mr Edward Crathorne
(ft)e ww announced this morning.
HIh Hnrt made her debut several sea
fmb'aso; she Is a niece of Mrs. William
IStrdlns-. of Chestnut Hill.
Mr. Dale Is Well known In society and
S been prominently connected with a
&tcr of chnritable affairs.
He Is tho son of tho lato Mr. and Mrs.
Jjlcliard Dale. His mother won Miss Anna
(jAjnillamson, a sister of Miss Clara Wll
itimion, and Miss Ella Williamson, of
tfTclty.
Lilt Is a member of tho Racquet, Had
fjaf j Hunt, Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Conntry, Huntingdon valley country ana
'fcrlathlan Yacht Clubs and was gradu
liilfrom tho Unlvjrslty of Pennsylvania
'iniisji. No date I as been set for tho
gidli
Wit
Wnt. Benjamin Franklin Clyde will give
fiTdlnner tonight at her country place,
JOwjtacres, Dryn Mnwr, In honor of Mr.
find Mrs. W. Wallace Atterbury, who
jj fire recently re'turned from their wed-
IsPK "" saTBl -"erDury, u win uo ru-
aetnoexea, was -ura. jvrmimo nosengur-
JjscLcou.
Mrs. William B. Caperton, of the Illt-
(nhouse. wife of Admiral Caperton, who
III spending the summer at Newport, was
ill. - ,. niiaatq n, 4Via llinphnn which
Mrs. fr-iton Sntterwhlte gave on tho
!-m of Hill Ton Inn on Friday. Doctor
ihi Mrs. Satterwhlte, who have been the
:-i8.ts of Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, re
turned to "Martin Hall," tholr estate at
Great Neck, L. I., later In the afternoon.
: Mrs. Robert Sturgis, of "Laburnums,"
ChclUn Hills, Pa., returned homo yesr
ttrAnv sfler a visit of several weeks as
ffte guest ot Mr. and Mrs Edgar Scott
uieir'JHace ac liar iiaroor, uc, many
rtalnments were given In honor or
.Biurets durmg her visit. Mrs. Itlta
Irh will return homo the first week
'erltrust.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred McCluro nnd
Abby McClure, of 1012 Spruce street.
left for Ventnor, where they aro
ring their cottage for the summer
Sr.Mii. and will entertain at a number of
lwie parties over the week-ends.
Ferdinand S. Fetherston Is spending
tiummer at Narragansett Pier, It. I.
& William C. Young and his family
II taken a house at Bala for the sum-
jK5LBionths.
Prank Tredorlck Brightly, of thi
ibfctone, will go this week to Saratoga.
JIT., and later to Canada.
Along the Main Line
?EJII
'MKpIUmOOIC-Dr. E. Kllbourne Tul-
Hj, oi 8t3 worm 63d street, having re
&ed from the Red Cross surgical
wjlee at the European war front, will
Miss Katherlne Tullldge at their
mp at Wlldwood.
Iwn Margaret Tullldge has gone to
tPlra. N. Y . to visit Mian Mnrle Kraft
? '
' Helen O'Meara. Overbrook avenue.
liner cottage nt Atlantic City.
EIUQN-Mrs. A. N. Burke, of Hazcl-
it.venue, opened her summer home
moun ABDury, n. j wun a weeK-
pany, iira. uuruo, accompanied by
bUzabeth Nash and Miss Kathleen
Bey, motored down to North As1-
& from Philadelphia. Among .Mrs.
Ul guests are Madame Westfrled,
enna, Austria, and her mother. Mrs.
on, of New York.
PtfN'EWOOD. Miss Eleanor Ilushtcn,
incater road, who has been spend-
Bsteral days with Mr, and Mrs. Wll-
nv-nnaicss at meir Avaion cottage,
' YUltlns M bs Ethel Moore at East
s, N J.
Helen Murray and MIbs Laura
gen, of West Philadelphia. sDent the
:end at Ocean City, N. J,
MORE. Mr, and Mrs. Charles H.
on, of Clovellv. with their aons.
Townsend Ludlneton and Mr.
y Ludlneton. are at their surn
ame, the Anchorage, North East
aie.
t William F. Lltch. of filmnaon road.
turned from a visit to the Pocono
4101,
! Carolina n. Wnfrmn nt UK T.lnn.
IHnMs spending tho summer at York
: And Mm inhMu nuntlni, nf ITin
Bill," ro entertnlnlnf Hfra TloHnnlri
Of NflW Vnrlj. KrM fihmrnlr
pve August. 1 for Buenos Ayres.
America, whprfl nliA will visit hr
B. Mrs Hampton.
William J Byrnes, Jr., of 123 Cout-
--. ,9 oiicnuing pari or me sum-
"ie Rock, Ark.
MAWR Mrs. Joseph a Bright,
venu, lias returned from a.
y at Atlantic City.
E-Mlaa May Arnan la entovinc
" QUar PhnonliOIII. no
- T-,- ,,-, -
anor Duval, daughter of Major
gone to Newport, R. I
Hojd has xone to visit Col-
KKarunn fn.ll.. Unnt.
f ...v, a tmuiiy fc w-
Bala-Cvnwvd
Lwy Kuhl Kslly, J , and her In-
v ''"wuia, woo nave oean
Kellt'a irot. Mr and
Haccuel Biephenaon. of BU.
for iluALon whin thfiv will
Saut. ,m , J . . .. . j
tv" - 4i uruintfl-ui-uiw
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Kdword t.lge
LtM Un
A-lfXuuAmr .1 P.nrinti afld
ai rarutlu ut Uandnlla
AND DANCE
v".It,art?tWyr0m a tW M
ngunav
Mrs Mooro n sister nt her home In Tren-
n!t?l,,JlM,? T Al Coburn, of Maple
nnd HlRhliind avenues, are occupying
their cottnc nt Ventnor, N J. upy,nB
Mrs. Miriam Wllllnmsl Roberts, of Bala,
! occupying her new home on State road,
c.j nwj d.
Germantown
SnniUcl Vnn HiiBAn rt- tr-i-
Mm
r. - . -. --( iHioo xjicicii
; ",ifu,Vl ,l.lm Mr Thorpe Vnn Dusen,
or Ml Morris street, acrmantown. are
spending scvcrnl wicks at Tho Bluffs,
Bay Head, N J. Miss Vnn Dusen left
Inst Saturday for n visit ot scvoinl days
ns Ihe gupst of Mlfs Dorothy Luckcn
bnck ut her residence nt West Hampton,
Long Island Mr. Thorpe, Vnn Dusen will
leavo tho first of August for Akron, O ,
where ho will be In business nnd will ro
slde. Miss Cclcstlnc McOevcran, of 6323 North
21st atreot, Ib spending two- weeks with
friends In Auburn, Pa.
Miss lletta Condon, of 5613 Germantown
avenue, will leave on August 1 for a two
weeks" staj in Wlldwood.
Miss Mnrlon Walsh, of 32 East Clapler
street, has returned from a two weeks'
stay In Wlldwood
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hill, Jr., of Crow
son street, are spending a week at Ocean
City.
Mr. Richard Carr, of East Chclten
uvenue, Is spending n week with friends
In Wlldwood.
Along the Reading
Miss Sue Nice, of Spring avenue,
Elklns Pnrk, has ns hor guest for sev
eral weeks Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Ger
mantown Mr. Clement R. Hoopcs, of Spring av
enue, Elklns Pork, has as his guests for
tho summer montlm, Mr. nnd Mrs
Mnc Mlllan Hoopcs, of 2206 Gilpin avenue,
Wilmington, Del.
Tho guests of Miss Marie Henderson,
of Paxson avenue, Glcnsldc, Miss Char
lotte Pngcl3 and Mr. Frederick Pngcll,
Jr., of Cincinnati, O , were most unexpect
edly called homo last week on account of
tho awful storm and tornado that Cincin
nati has Just Buffered.
Miss Margaret Waters, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. -Thomas S Waters, Jr., of
Washington lane, Jcnklntown, returned
lost week from an extended visit In Bal
timore, where sho wns the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Ellis Many Informal en
tertainments were given In honor of Miss
Waters by her friends Mr. and Mrs
Ellis nnd their two children, returned
homo with Mlsn Waters and will be her
guests for several weeks.
Mrs. Maurlco M. Long, of Wyncote
road, Wyncote, gave a luncheon today,
followed by bridge. Tho tables were
decorated with gold baskets filled with
yellow daisies and corn flowers Those
present were Mrs T. E. Stephens,
Mrs. Wnlter Tlley, Mrs. Charles Perry,
Mrs. John Little, Mrs. C A. Calvin,
Mrs, Hugh Little, Mrs. Samuel Stephen
.liqn, IIrsu'Forrost Fredericks, Mrs. John
Newbourg, Mrs. Edwin Legge, Mrs Hor
ace Kraft, Mrs. George Hill. Mrs Arthur
Long. Mrs. Maurlco Graham and Mrs.
John Talley.
Miss Mary A. Tabler, of Martlnsburg,
W. Va,, Is spending this month at Elklns
Park as tho guest of Miss Vera M.
Brlnkworth.
Miss Paulino Hammett, of York road.
Is entertaining Miss Jane WHIett, Mrs.
Walter Thompson and Miss Carolina Bird
at tho summer home of her parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thomas Hammett, nt Ventnor,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. McCall, of 6f.th
nnd 11th avenues, will spend this coming
week-end at Reading, Pa as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tofnocht, at tho
Aldlne.
Mr. Roy TIgott has arrived from Ham
ilton, Opt., nnd Is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. John Geraty, of 6021 Christian street.
Mrs. Andrew Freeland, formerly Miss
Edith Webb, of Oak Lane, Is going to
be In Ocean City as the guest ot Mrs.
Arthur C. Oehrlo at her Bummer resi
dence, 602 Park place. Mrs., Freeland has
been living In Canada since her marriage
and haa brought with her her son, An
drew Freelnnd, Jr., nnd Susan Webb
Freeland, her Infant daughter, and will
remain In Philadelphia until late In the
fall with her mothor, Mrs William C
Webb, widow of tho Rev. U.'C. Webb,
former secretary of the Evangelical
Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gessner and
children, of Oak Lane, are spending the
summer nt their cottage ?t Ocean City.
Miss Mary Tabler, of Martlnsburg, W.
Va., who Is the guest of Miss Vera
M. Brlnkworth, of Elklns Park, was the
guest of honor at a buffet luncheon nnd
' 500" last week. Those who assisted In
receiving . the guests were- Miss Sarah
Shomaker, Miss Mildred Gates and Miss
Grace Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hauck. of the Ter
races, Spring and Elklns avenue, returned
last week from Tiffin, O., where they
have been the guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Fleck, for some time past.
Hotel Arrivals
GltEEV'S M Peterion. Plalnfleld, N. J.t Mr,
and Mr.. M. II Hamilton, Pltt.burgh. F.I
a. P. Meyers. SwadMboro, N. Y,
CONTINENTAL J. It. Ward, Connallavllla,
Pa.: rhomaa H Brown. Jr.. San Antonio,
Tex i J C. Cohen. Trenton, N. J,
DOO.S'EIVS-a. B Milliard. Wllkoa-'bur.
Pu . Newell T, Qordon. lioonton, N, J.
NEW KINOHAM-nalph A. Exrl, Ellaabetb,
N J.; Dilward J Kent, Erie. Pa.j C. I-
MU64, WlimiUKluu, fc,,
JIANOVER-Mra. llobert Shaner, Harrlaburr.
I'a i Newton (orr. Baaton, Pa.; D. B. r-
rtson, Trenton. N. J
WINDSOn-J, B. Hendricks, Erie, Fa.j Mlaj
Agnea Newbury. Sunbury, Pa. J MU Luna
Parnham. Seranton, Pa
VBNDIO B. C. Earnett, Erie, Pa.; O. Wood,
bcthlehVm Pa i y, Reld Haydea, Baltimore.
Md,, J, V Hagen, York. Pft
AOELPHIA-J. IU Watton. New York; C. W.
ANorton. ' We.hlnston. D, C I Re V. 1.
Burke. Eagle Mere. Pa ; J- L. rottHr,
ilkea-Uarre, Pa,
ST JAMES-C. A. Witter. Lewlitown. Pa.; A.
(3. SrojwrT York, Pa., M R. Dandy, Lam
bert ill. N, J.
KITC-CAItLTON-Mr and Mrs. J B.J-
flSSi. New York . T lY Tig? '
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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. JULY
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MISS HELEN TOWER rh0' by E' Btuil
Dauphtcr of Mr, and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower, of this city, who is
nt inesenE on her way to Snn Francisco.
Tioga
Mrs. Alfred Kossmnn, of W17 North l'th
street, accompanied by her mother, Mrs
A. Ulrlch, left jesterday for a fortnight's
stay in Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs Henry M. Taws and their
son, of 1728 West Erie nvenue, are spend
ing tho summer In Bca. Isle City.
Mr. Harry Knouf, of Ontario and Dou
vler streets, has gone to Wlldwood for
tho remainder of the season.
Mr. nnd Mrs Emanuel Guano and their
daughters. Misses Elizabeth, May and
Irene Guuno, have closed their home at
3114 North 19th street nnd are occupying
their cottngo at Chelsea.
Mr and Mrs J. W. Henry are touring
through the West to tho Pacific coast,
visiting placeB of Interest jon their way
to tho expositions at San Francisco nnd
San Diego.
Mr. nnd Mrs J Clark Miller, of 2000
West Ontario street, have taken a cottngo
at Point Plensant. N. J., and will remain
at that icsort until lato In the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tomllnson nnd
their son, Mr. Walton TomllnBon, of
North 10th street, left jesterday for an
nutomoblle trip to the southern coast
cities.
Mr. Jnmcg Kerr, of North Gratz street,
has gone to Bermuda for a short stay,
nnd upon his return will spend the re
mainder of the summer on tho coast of
Maine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Anthony J Peters are oc
cupying their new home, 3118 North 10th
street. Mrs Peters will bo remembered
as Miss Elmlra Ruddick, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gcorgo B. Ruddick, of North
ISth street.
Mr nnd Mri Sandy Engclkc, of 1815
West Ontario street, aro In Atlantic City.
Mrs David Cramp and her daughter,
Miss Laura Cramn. of 3503 North ISth
street, have gone to tho coast of Maine
for the heated term.
Mr. Grahamo Coffey, of North ISth
street, Is passing July and August nt
Pitman, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs S Canby Clement, of 3136
North ISth street, have gone to Island
Heights, where they will remain until
late In the fall.
Mrs. Ethel C Devlin, of 3537 North 16th
street, will leave shortly to spend tho
balance of the season at Chelsea.
Frankford
ir nnd Mrs. B. N. Taunce. of 1423 East
Mnnicomerv nvenue, aro spending the
sumnior at Pitman Grove. They enter
tained ovor this week-end at their cot
tage the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Mellor and daughter. Miss Eliza
beth M-llor, of Frankford, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Mellor and daughter. Miss Janette
Mellor, and Miss Ray Jayne
Mr and Mrs. Reynolds, of Harrison nnd
Mulberry streets, will have as their guest
Miss Triso Burslck, of New York city,
for some time. Miss Burslck will arrive,
the early part of this week.
Mr Harry Bailey, of 1613 Fillmore street,
sp'ent tho week-end at the Traymoro
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Pennington
Davles will be at home after November
1 at their new home, Roslyn and Jenklij
town avenues, Glenslde. Mrs Davles Is
one of this bonth's brides, nnd will be
remembered as Miss Charlotte Frances
Llghtfoot, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Henry Llghtfoot, of 1633 Dayre street,
Frankford.
Mr and Mrs Earnest Margerlson and
their three children. Miss Ethel Merger!-
son, Miss iiui" ."," - --
Margerlson, are at the seashore for tho
summer, having closed their home on
Foulkrod Btreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Buckman, of Penn
street, accompanied by Miss Bertha Buck
man, are spending the summer at their
homo at Ocean Clty
Miss Edna J Reynolds, of Harrison and
Mulberry streets. Is entertaining Miss
Anna & Rose Richmond, of Ithaca. N.
y Miss Reynolds will return to New
York this week for a three weeks' visit
with Miss Richmond.
Mr and Mrs Lincoln Gaskejl and
daughter. Mrs Catharine Gasklll, enter
famed the following friends during the
past two weeks at tho Hawthorne Cot
tnai. Townsend-s Inlet. N. J: Mr. and
MM. Thomas Gasklll. Mr. and Mrs. Wll
llam Chfesman, Mrs. B. Rodman. Mrs.
E?lTabeth"ay. Mr. and Mrs. William Tal
bert Mr. "nd Mrs Herbert Hlnde and
son ' Mr Edward Hlnde, Mr, and Mrs.
S-uiit tin'rueii, Mr "" llrs- Charles II,
Wlllanfs? Mr. H.d-,ard Vllllams. Mr.
Joseph Wllllami and Mlsa Pearl Williams.
Miss Jennie Klrkpatrtck, Mr. . Raymond
TrenBove Mr Joseph Hoffman, sir
Frank Norcross, Mrs. John Cornish, Sir.
George Cornish. Mr John Neville, Mr.
William Neville and Mr. Walter Lumley.
Mr Arthur Oallaghsr, of 8M6 Rhawn
street. HolrnMbure. U spandtsg a ek on
trip throuTh NewYork State.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph B. Grnhalgh
have returned ffm th4lr wedding trip
d arl residing at KWMln tr
Mrs GreenhaUbwag fQrmerly Miss Graca
V Essex ,
Mr. d M'- J""Ph " Walton, of tt
BrlgHS T strait. ar rclvlng congratula
tlonaon the birth of a son-
Vacation Day Precautions
If. a areat aaaayaace to Hail 7HieU far
Summer Resorts
Atlantic City may be said to have In
deed waked up In the matter of crowds.
Each day a larger number Is added to
those already at tho shore.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Frnnklln Mcradden
nnd their grandson, Prnnklln McFndden
fennds, nrrlved last Saturday for a stay
of povcral weeks.
Mrs P N. Dei?crbcrg and her family
nre cnJolng their cottage In Chelsea. On
Thursday afternoon Mrs Degerbcrg will
entertain Informally at cards.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Burk, of 1237 North
Broncl street, are staying Indefinitely at
the Traymorc.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baugh. of Locust
nnd 16th streets, hnvo been noticed among
the Boardwalk strollers, as were Mr. and
Mrs Peter Hallahnn, of 6323 Sherwood
road, who nre nt tho Traymore for the
summer.
Mlsa M. T. Hall, who spent the winter
at tho Rlttcnhousc, will spend the re
mainder of tho summer at the Traymore.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox, of 149 West
Sharpnack street, Germantown, spent
tho week-end at tho Ostend
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Fulmcr, of 1505 Erlo
avenue, aro occupying a house In Vassar
Squnrc, Ventnor.
CAPE MAT, July 30 -Tho most thrill
ing excitement of the week at Capo May
wns caused Sunday when "Sam," tho
hokey-pokey man, who was walking along
tho bench, suddenly came upon his wlfo
and child, the latter of whom ho declared
ho had not seen for threo months. His
joy overenmo him, and ho grabbed at the
youngster In tho coach the mother, too,
grabbed, and between them the child's
neck and legs Wcro nearly torn from Its
body. The mother declared the man
would not support his child, and made
frantic efforts to pull It away. A largo
crowd had gathered around them A
policeman arrived, however, nnd pro
ceeded to punch tho fond father Into
order. Ho was then hustled oft to the
station house to continue "hta argument
before Judgo Hcbenthal.
Last week drew a .largo crowd to tho
Bhore tho boulevard drive was thronged
with motors and the strand crowded with
bathers anxious to take advantage of
tho splendid beach and refreshing waves.
Mr. and Mrs. John Strubclng, of Chest
nut Hill, motored to Cape May for the
week-end
Tho Marino Casino had an unusually
largo throng of dancere Saturday night.
Tho excellent music provided by John
son's Orchestra played tunes which even
tho older society matrons could not resist.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grey entertained
at dinner for their daughter, Miss Louise
Grey, before the "Red Mill" dance
Among the guests were Miss Scott, of
Now York; Mrs Nathaniel Davis. Mr
John Dorsey, of Winnipeg, Can Others
heen dancing were Mr. and Mrs George
Harding, Jr.. Miss Pansy Scott, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Joel Huber. Miss Dorothy Trick, of
Baltimore; Miss Mary McCabe. Miss Edith
Carpenter, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss
Ala Sergeant, Miss Catharine Cassard,
Miss Edith Wilson. Mr. William Dals,
Mr John Keen, Mr Neville Miller, Mr.
Aplln Sparks, Mr. Roland Sergeant, Mr
James Holloway. Mr. Charles Davis, Mr.
William Chunn, Mr. Parker McComas,
Mr Alfred Sergeant, Mr. Harry Mc
Michacl. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tllden chaperoned
a party of motorists from Philadelphia,
whlcn included Miss Miriam Mcgargee,
Mlsa Lorna Megargee and Mr. nnd Mrs
W. Colohan.
Another motor party consisted of Mr.
Schotleld Andrews, of Gwynedd Valley;
Mr. Percy Madeira, Jr.. Mr. Henry Piatt
and Mr. Caleb J. Milne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxon Deeter motored to
Cape May with Mrs. Deeter"s family,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowen, to spend a
few days.
Among the new arrivals at Hotel Cape
May nre Mr. and Mrs. John Rice. Mrs.
Alfred Tees, Major and Mrs William J.
Pn,,iu tt s. A.: Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
wtninms. Mr. nnd Mrs Robert J Scott.
of Wynnewood; Mr. II. D. Bernard, Mr.
and Mn J. Vetterleln, of Merlon; Mrs.
M. H. Dobbs.
Mr Brooko Edwards, a well-known
tennis player, has joined the colony of
young people hero for several days
Miss Virginia Harris has arrived In
Cape May, where she will spend the re
mainder of the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. James P Hopkins, at her attractive
home on Columbia avenue.
The third of tho series of dances was
held at the Corinthian Yacht Club Friday
night and was very well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cook Huber are being
entertained for a few days as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith, at
their beach front cottage. Mrs. Huber
will ba remembered as Miss Mary A.
Hays
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Stovell are
occupying their large and beautiful sum
mer home on Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Cox have
opened their cottage In Capo May for
the summer,
OCEAN CITY, July 20. - Postmaster
Thornton and family, of Philadelphia,
opened their Central avenue cottage for
the season Saturday.
City Treasurer MoCoach, of Philadel
phia, returned the latter part of the week
Notices for the Society pare will b
accepted and printed In the Erects
LciUrr, but all such notice miut be
written on ona aide of the paper,
mu.t be alined in full, with full ad
dress, and when poaelbl telephone
number niuat be given.
Scad all aueb 'communication to
"Society Editor," Evening :Udl.
60S Chestnut street.
Unlasa tbt.o requirement an
carried out that Teriflcatlou may
b pea)Mc th notice will sat fc
pvblMied.
20.
MISS GERTRUDE TOWER Ph0, br "" B,u4"-'
A second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlemagno Tower, who modo
her debut during tho past season.
from Chicago, whero he nttended the con
vention of tho National Association of
Master Plumbers, of which ho la troas
uirr. Mr nnd Mrs. McCoich nro enter
taining their son. Mr. William McCoach,
Jr, nnd wife, of Philadelphia.
Mr Thomas Garvin and family, who
como from Delawnre County, nre guests
nt ono of tho hotels, where thy will re
main until tho close of tho Benson. Mr,
Garvin Is chief clerk of the Pcnnsj Ivanla
Houso of Representatives and well known
In Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Cugley
and daughter, of Philadelphia, aro among
the visitors.
Mrs. L. M. Custls Is among tho so
journers. Mr. Harry J. Tailor and family nre
among tho cottagers They aro accom
panied by Mr. James Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Hughes, of Phila
delphia, nro enjoying a rest In this city.
Dr. Robert M. Shields spent tho week
end nt his cottage
,rMrs ,?,,lvcr A- Pa"erson and daughter.
Miss Helen Patterson, of Philadelphia,
nro hero for the season.
Mr. Harold Weaver Is among tho Board
walk strollers.
r.Tnn,T', C' W" DlsPhm and family, of
Philadelphia, nro cottagers.
West Philadelphia, aro here for tho
season.
A number of New York theatrical men
were in company with "Chnrley" Wnna
m, 5 nnA corso Ashby. of tho Garrlck.
I hllndelphla. during tho week Among
them wcro "Jake" Isaacs, of A H
oodB Btaff. who managed the "Potash
& Perlmutter" Co last season: John Mac
kenzie, manager of the Cohan & Harris
Co. that played "It Pais to Advertise";
Joseph Spears, also a manager for Cohan
& Harris, and Charles Marks, former
managing partner for Richard Carlo, and
now In tho movlng-ptcture lino,
AVALON, July 20 Mr. M Paul Hage
mnns, Consul General of Belgium, nnd
family, spent the week end at their plc
turesquo tottago upon tho Inlet front
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Nelll have
rejoined the cottage colony for the
season.
Mr and Mrs. Wilson McCandless. of
ivynncwood, have ns a guest Miss
Eleanor Rushton. at their cottage at tho
point of tho beach
Delaware County
The first annual -outing of tho Four
County Magistrates' Association will be a
trip by boat down the river to Fenton's
Beach, N. J. Alderman Charles It Mel
Ylllo, of Chester, has charge of the ar
rangements, and everything possible Is
being done to make the, affair a success.
Misses Emma, Elizabeth and Lillle
Jones, popular In the social life of Media,
aro now staying nt Atlantic City, where
they will probably remain for the rest
of tho season.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Green are enter
taining Mrs. W. Milton Pullen, wife of
tho Rev. W. Milton Pullen, a well-known
pastor In Watervllle. N. Y., at their home
In Media.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pomeroy are
apendlng a short vacation at Ventnor, N,
J. Mrs. Pomeroy Is n popular hostess In
Ridley Park.
Mr. H. S. Tresxvant, of Louisville, Ky.,
Is being entertained at Rldloy Park by
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Purcell
Among the visitors at Asbury Park are
Mrs. James Lord Rlgby and daughter,
Miss Renee Rlgby, of Ridley Park.
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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kelley, of Bur
mont road and Baltimore avenue, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tete, of
Secahe. entertained their niece, Mlaa
Bonnie Tete, over the week-end.
Miss Mabel Wallace, the principal of
the Ycadon Public School, la spending
her vacation at Richfield Springs.
How We Helped One Father to
Find the Right School for His Son
A gentleman from Norfolk, Va!, came to Philadelphia some two weeks ago,
called at LEDGER CENTRAL and asked us for advice concerning the proper
school for his son, who had been attending a private day school, but had not
been'doinsr satisfactory work. He was behind his class, and, to use a popular
phrase, needed "jacking up." flAfter getting the facts in the casewe suggested
a boarding school of splendid reputation and put both parties in touch with
one another. The headmaster of the school secured an appointment, journeyed
from Harrisburg to Norfolk, and the parents of the "boy wtre so impressed by .
his personality and what LEDGER CENTRAL had told them about the
school that they registered him at once. HThe matter was settled with the
minimum amount of trouble and expense. The mother wrote us a sincere
Utter of appreciation, which well repays for the service rendered. flYou can
obtain as good service for your boy or girl by getting in touch with the
"School Mln" at LEDGER CENTRAL. He has inspected the schfiols and
studUd them and he knows the strong and weak points of each. flCall if you
can; otherwise, write or phone.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
LEDGER CENTRAL
Broad and Chestnut StrwU jtf?
1916.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs. Robert H. Olbson, of 3026 Rich
mond street, nnd Mr. and Mrs. John
Craig, of 2513 East Indiana avenuo, will
spend tho noxt two weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mrs Kathryrf Donohoo nnd her son,
Thomas Donohoe, 2710 Richmond street,
spent n few days at tho shore this week.
Wilmington
Mrs William II. flwlft nnd Mrs Charles
B. Holladay are In New York this lyeck.
Judgo and Mrs. Victor B. Wooley went
to Westport, on Lake Champlaln, this
week, to stay a month.
Mrs. James X Draper, Jr., arid children
left this work for Kennebunkport, Me., to
Btny a month.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blggi nnd Miss
Mary Biggs went to Jefferson, N. II., to
upend a month.
Captain and Mrs. Halsey, of Washing
ton, D. C aro horo on n visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Harlan O. Scott.
Mrs W. M. Kcnnard and Miss Frances
Kcnnard nro nt Atlantic City for several
week. i
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BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Trnlna for llualneaa Burceaa
Tlualneaa and Commercial coursra that
ivln Ihe beat poalttona for tta graduates
becauae of their practical knoivledre
and efficiency It teachTa are pot
only thorough, but able to Impart their
knowledge Temporary location
I.AFAYETTK IIUII.IIINO
Otli and Clieatnnt Street
K. 51. Hull, A.M.. I'd.I)., President
Alter Oct. 1st, Penn Mutual ISIdg.
The Mercersburg Academy
roil HOYS Merrrrtliur', Ta.
Send for catalogue to Wm. Mann Irvine,
Pli.l).. I.I..U-. Headmaster. Hot 119.
STnAVEIl'S UU8INUSU COLLECJ3
nlll make exceptionally attractive otter this
week to any person dealrlnc a business
education
801 to 807 Chestnut atreet. Philadelphia.
Phila. School of Design for Women
UIIOAD AND MASTEH BTS.
REOPENS SEPTEMDEjt 27TH;
IIAR H1SUPHO. PA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
Modern bid Ha , large campus. Small classes.
Inulvldual Instruction; thorough collage prep
aration Ratea. SIOQ-tiUn Writ fur catalog.
BTATJNTON. VA.
Mary llaldwlu Seminary, Staunton, . Lo
cated In Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Unsurpassed climate; modern appointments.
Terms moderate. Pupils may enter any time.
Catalogue. Mis E. C. Weimar. Principal.
1ILA11ISTOWN. N. J.
BLAIR ACADEMY FOR BOYS
100-acre campus, laks. 8 mod. bldga: gym.,
swim, pool Endowed, Tuition SIOO Addreaa
JOHN C BHARPJ A.K.. D D . Prln.. Uox A.
11ALTIMOBE. MP.
AFFORDBY NORMAL SCHOOL
Kindergarten Primary Diploma. Th 171b
Session begin Sept. 27. Course of 2 year
Modil and Practice School Elisabeth Silk,
man. Prln. Oilman Apart. C Baltimore Ud
WABH1NOJON. P. O.
8T. AMMN8
The National Cathedral School for Boy
A country school In National Capital.
Bishop of Washington, Pre. Address Head.
master. Mt. St, Alban, Washington,
s w.
Koxborough
Tho member of this Friday tm ?,
of Roxborough, btiitt arrat)-ed a iwrtes f
lawn luncheons to be given at thMr hnmes
during ihe summer. Tomorrow Mr. Bob
en Kecly Hnys, of Oreen line, will t
the hostess, and her guen'ts will Jt Mnt
Frederick Stott, Mrs. Frank kenwoTthy,
Mrs. John A Btrose, Mrs. N ClalW
ltorabaugh, Mrs Hoy A. Robinson, Mr.
Charles Wcln, Mr Albert Hood, Mrs. Or.
lahdo Petty. Miss Emma RehfUs. MfsH
Helen Rehfus and Mrs. William Kely
The iunoheon wilt be preceded by cards
Mrs. C. O Btrusn Is occupying her bUft
gaiow at Holly Reach and will remain at
the fchore until autumn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Fe entertained it ftttin
ber of friends nt a Japanese tea partif aha
dance on Saturday evening at their home,
Fox Place, Domino lane.
Tho Itov. John S. McDonald, curat of
81. Tlmolhy'n Protestant Eplscopnt
Uiurch, wilt leave on September I to
become a member of the faculty of St.
Stephen's Collage, Now York. The mena
Blblo class of tho church, of which Doo
tbr McDonald Is tho teacher, presented
him with a gold watch and fob and a
framed photograph of the member.
Sir. Joseph Aldlnger has been spend
Ing n week at the Young Men'a Chris
tlnn Association Camp nt Downlngtown,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fculkrod, Jr., of
Lyctum alenue, are occupying their cot
tags at Cape May for the summer month.
Tho Rov, Walter Oakford and his fam
lly have gone to Glassboro, N. J., to
spend tho summer at their bungalow.
Miss Florence Brook and Miss Minn!
Brook, of WIssahtckon, are spending soma
tlmo In Niagara Fnlls and Canada.
Mlas Winnie Murphy, of Roxboro aia
nue, will entertain a few guests over the;
week-end.
What's Doing Tonight
Munlctpal Band, Btarr OirGen PlaTtfround,
7th and Lombard street; S o'clock. Free.
Philadelphia Hand, City Hall Plaaa; 8
o'Uock. Free
' Fatrmount Plrk Hand, fltrawbemr Manttom
8 o'clock. Free.
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN SUFFRAOB FATITT.
Noon Open-air meetlnr at the Navy Yard
nt Lcaiue Ialand. Speaker, Mlaa Mary Stew
art, ( Montana.
.1 p. m. Mlra M. Eatclle Ruriel ipeak at a
lnun fete In Tacony.
8 p. m SulTrnce claan In publto speaking
mocta In the Parkway Dulldlnr.
8 15 p. m. Suffrase garden party at 4321
Minayun'c avenue
A 10 p. m. Opcn-alr meetlne at ti2d and
Mark'l streets, under thte auiplce ot th
Sarty'n brunch In the 17111 Leglatatlvo district.
ptnk.tr. Mlas Mary Stowart, ot Montana.
Prealdlne oftlcer, Mrs M. C, Bewell Ad
drtraea made from the automobile ot litre
Mary Durnham.
nQVAt, FRANCHISE SOCIETY. ,
Noon Open-air meeting at tbe Fox Gtasa
Worki, Schuylkill and Catharine street.
Speaker, Mlaa Uertha Sapovlts.
8 30 p. m. Mlaa Uertha Sapovlta epeak at
Lctnadowne, Pa.
ry. frswesv
NAZARETH. VA.
SEND YOUR BOY TO
Nazareth Hall Military School
Safest place In America W blm
Established In 1783
Rev. S. J. Blum, D.D., Principal
BALTsntmo. TA.
UISIUMINETAS SPItlNGS SCHOOL
ion uois
Indorsed by every American University. In
dividual plan of work (or each boy. Colin
Preparatory Course and a good training tor
business life. Spsclal course tn agriculture.
Scientific physical car. Puro water, good
food. SOO-acro farm. A school ot character,
28th year opena Sep. 21. Write for Carr No 51.
Ulakimlnetas Spring School, SaltsbortT, fa.
WYNNEWOOD, TA.
"Country Day School for Boys"
Opens In September at Wynnewood Pa Tour
boy will receive a thorough training In each
study, In a healthy, moral and physical atmos
phere. Rev. Gibson Dell.. A.D., 11.1)., Head Master,
8810 Navahoe Btreet, Chestnut 1I1U, I'a.
ClIAMBERSBTJBO. TA.
PENN HALL SCHOOL
FOR OIRLS. Located In tbe beautiful Cum
berland Valley,, College Preparatory and
Special Courses. May each year spent at
Atlantic city. No Interruption In work.
Ratea 1500. For catalog and views, addrti
FRANK 8. MAOILL. A M.. Principal.
CILESTEIt. FA.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEOE
YWIh Preparatory Department. Nearest of
all colleges to discipline, physical training
and education of IN est Point. Degree In
Civil Engineering, Chemistry and Art. Ad
dress Col Cha. B. Hyatt, Prsa, Bos cos,
Chester, Pa
WE8T CHESTER. PA.
STATE FORMAL SCHOOL. Uotn Bexsa
1160-1210 per year. O. -M. PHILIPS. Prla.
BETHLEHEM. TA.
MORAVIAN SEMINARY A COLLKaHVOH
WOMEN. BETHLEHEM. PA. Accredited.
174th yr Sept. 22. 1816
UTIT2, PA.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
For Olrl. E. 1718. Bkt. Ad, Box ltfl. LRU, P.
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