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mm TRIPS AND
)CWTYhlTpLE ENTERTAINING DONE
llAZZtfnlate ant Other New England
wuat w -
Also Arc
AND MH8. HAniUSON i. item-
s of Old Ti-OtK roaa, nave leu
i their summer nornc, ".AiarDeiin,"
Kiftn'h, H !
tttrothnl Is nnnounced of M
?, MneklMy. daughter of
Miss
Mr.
' .r . ..i. i. -i. i -. -.
Ltf MIC""'!' muuniBB)) lu j.n, mj-
stffllor'Smlth, boii of Ml. nhd Mrs.
li I BmilHi "' uoimaiiiunii, iu
rf been set for the wedding.
flight Itev Philip Mercer Rhino-
f and Mrs. luiliiuuuiuu 111 u Bounding
Rftlht ft" U, rucsl,s ol ,no lle'
yfc Gray, Ol new xunt, Hi ins cot-
Silver liny, uuro ucuiBu,
Li. nf Miss Edith I'lensonton. of
6.lr Tnrk, and Miss Abby Austin,
U recovery from their recent 111
Fgnd that they nxo recuperating at
itpecme nomes.
Sad Mrs. r. F. Iiothermci, Jr.. who
JrChelsea for tho summer, are en
Rng J,r' .urs. nusseii jj.
K now oi iNow lorn, uur, lorrncriy
idelphla.
lad Mrs. William Paul O'Neill, of
, aro receiving congratulatloni
ho birth of a son July 18. Mr. nnd
mell ar" spenuing mo summer
giWwn1 R. I.
P
y.nX Mrs. aeorco P. Tyler nnd fam-
( Elklns Park, left Inst week for
JJWbor, Mo., wherb they will spend
miner
, nev. Ulllston J. 1'crot nnd Mrs.
H&tttjU lenvo this month for a trip to
2(4 by their niece, Miss Mary F.
jg'r
Shind Mrst John Worrell Pepper, of
MAcresV' Jcnklntown, have gone to
ioticro. Mo,, to remain until tho mid
6"cf September.
sHTjOJeph I. Itownn, of 122S Spruco
5SkA Mr. Tllrm.nn If. Motor left
Ujsrijiiy tor an. extended trip through
Mortal x.ai(esf .uoutrcui aim wucuw.
5?imatlus F Dally, of 32Q South
Ufitttet, entertained a number of small
jSireion Monday In honor of tho birth
,yJ5nlvcrsary of her son, David Junker
a?
tSchrlstoohor Fallon, who spent tho
ig"jer at Annapolis, Md., Is at Mor-
SflPa.. for tno nummer.
jSsnd Mrs. James Wesley nunyan
isJBntertaln a house, party over tno
wksnWn honor of their daughter, Ml83
Iffflfer, r rnncua iiuiiyiui. ui ikuu ouiii-
B.iome, Elmar Place, Longport.
?C and Mrs. Edward T. Clinton, of
South 22d street, aro occupying their
&it in Ocean City, whero thoy will
pul the summer.
Along the Main Line
SARBEtlTH. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward C.
iBby, of Iona avenue, will leave early
i'S-ntember for Cape May, N. J , to re-
BSa until early fall.
ilis Edith Austin Gara lias returned
Mm OimD rin,Cove. in Maine. Miss
Iwary Gara will ieavo tho last of this
aSKionth for a several weeks' visit to Du-
tofe. Pa,
SMtjind Mrs. Lewis D. Hess, of Dudley
MfT expect to spena Augusir-nt. uapo
6J
MDH0nE.-OkIr. and Mrs. F. Clark
iWSStSJr,, of Roberts and Wlstar roads,
fM'Mfce the mlddlo of Aiigust for a
EHjVCeKS VISll Willi JJir. uurum a
preSrat their camp on Lake Forted, in
efflfirondacks.
Sxfjamca Crosby Brown, of Mill
SToad. is spending part of the Bum-
gS'Saratosa Springs, N. Y.
ihd Mrs. James R. McClurc, of
road, arc at Bay neau, n. j..
X Mrs. McClure's mother, Mrs. S.
Icn, of Baltimore.
Joseph Daily, who Is staying with
sjjr, iirs, it Jiarom jicmumi', m.
, for tho summer, spent tho wcek-
Itn his rather, mi joiiii j. uuuy.
May.
ind Mrs, Fred Spalding, Miss Ellza-
laiamg and Mr uaipn spaming, oc
ion road, will spend the remainder
Rummer cnmplng in Maine.
and Mrs. Fltzwllliam Sargent, of
lurch road, have returned from
M'jtword, whero they have been tho
111 of Mrs. Winthrop Sargent, Jr.,
SJuly 1. air. nnd Mrs. Sargent spent
At Dlack Rock, Mass.
RNE.-Mrs. Anthony J. D. roter
Ebia closed hor house on Believuo
Jand has gone to Stono Harbor for
wan co of tho summer.
?ERFORD Mrs. X L. Clarke, Mrs.
Creager and Miss Beatrice
Jgr, of Montgomery uvenue, spent
end at Seaside ParK.
ind Mrs. Harry C. Thacr. of
i, are spending part of the sum-
California, Mrs, Thayer will ro-
p-UI late In August. Mr. Thajer
at tho las( of this month.
SOlWMiss Elizabeth B. Montgom-
ipendlng two weeks with friends at
Ba,a-Cymvycl
Mrs, Martin P Qlynn and Miss
r
Olynn, of Edgehlll road, Bala,
Friday for Chelsea, whero tney
the next six weeks at me
Ilea
A Hartloy, of Bala, has Just
from a month's stay In New
i Holt and Mr. Josenh Holt.
fd, spent the week-end at their
At John F Holt's Beach Haven
Mrs R. M Shoemaker. Jr.. of
who spent the early summer at
fl. N J . left Mnndav for a lslt
May, late1 they will return to
Mrs. . p Morris. Jr.. have
r homo on Citv avenue. Bala.
I occupying their cottage at Chel
Germantown
Mulltnoux. of Wast Walnut
mpanled by MUw Mnry C. Vm
"'couain. are-i tse ormnw
ur several weKi.
I Mm Fraakiljj IUkr, of Wayna
4 noruejf trat, are bumub at
Monmouth. Snrlnic Laka. for
! v
Banibeli Uartia. of West School
i'w joinea taa eunuusr oo
inac Laks,. N V
Errivals at Kiao Me ar Mr.
Klntey and Mias liorotby
West Schoolhoust; lane
i.d Mrs B u Nawklrk. of
eft vieiiy for a trip to
ft C 1 fc- t ill jiilnlLii wau Irian m u. h .1
H Kjtti lliuribt..!!. Im hitiu
PLANS ABSORJi
ok ung rica Mountains
Patronized.
tLBf' BcnJaml" Marcus, of 6536 Chew
Manor, Sf j" ummcr r- "Wlldwood
tl' "d M.rs Frnnk U6kct, of 683
imrl VT BtrC?t' Wl" leaV0 th0 latt"-
i fiT wl" r0,,m,n tor the balance of tho
Bummer.
Jlr. James O. Scott, of 13.1 West Prlco
street, is at Syracuse, N. Y., nttendlng
the convention of the American Fern So
clely. Mr. Scott is chairman of tho Com
mitteo on Arrangements.
Mr. Michael J. McEncry, of 206 East
Ijrlco strcot, will leave July 27 for Seat
tie, Wash., to attend tho annual conclave
ui mo itnignts or Columbus.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund J. dndsby, of CIS
Last Chcltcn avenue, have left for on
extended tour of the Canadian Rockies,
Mrs. riorenco Prince Ewlng, of West
Walnut lane, nrcompanled by her son,
Is spending the summer at Wlldwood.
N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hill, Jr.. of Crow
son street nnd Church lane, aro spend
ing several weeks at Ocean City, N. J
Dr. and Mrs. J. Edmund Dronson, of
10 West Choltcn avenue, will leave to
morrow for Atlantic Clt, where thoy
will remain for the balnnco of tho sum
mer months.
Dr. nnd Mrs D M. Stearns, of 167
WcBt Chcltcn avenue, aro spending tho
summer at Ocean Grove.
Mr. nnd MrB. Clinrles Thropp, of tho
Delmnr-Morrls Apartments, West Chlten
nvenuo, will lenvo next week for Atlantic
City, whero they will remain till Sp
tcmbcr. Mrs. Jnmro R Kcndrlck nnd Mlsi Edith
M. Kendrick, of 133 Harvey street, who
have been visiting nt East Ornnge, N. J ,
for several weeks, havo loft for nn ex
tended stay nt Lake Hopatcong.
Mr. and Mrs. Hornce r. McCnnn, of 10D
East Washington lane, aro spending tho
summer nt their cottago in Ocean City
Mrs. Emily rit7gornld and her dnnch
ter, Miss Gene Pltrgernld, of 45 Enst Wal
nut lane, left this week for tho Panama
Exposition nnd n tour of tho West, to re
main ror two months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk C. Goodwin, of 153
Unrvoy Btrect, havo opened their cottago
at Seaside Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Marplc, of D353
Lfina street, aro spending tho summer at
their cottage In Asbury Park.
Mr. nnd Mrs Walter E. Knlpo nnd Miss
Ellen Knlpe, of 327 East Walnut lane, nro
nt Riverton, N, J., for tho summer
months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin U Shcppard, of
231 Harvey street, aro occupying their
cottago at Ocean City.
Miss Dorothy Dold, of 311 Magnolia
avenue. Is Bpcndlng some time at Ogun
qult, Mo.
Dr. and Mr?. Edwin I. Becker, of 5102
Wnyno avenue, have returned home from
nn auto tour through Pennsylvania nnd
New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph A. Stelnmctz, of
nyno nvenuo nnd Westvlew street, will
lenvo August 1 for Maine, whero they
will remain for some time.
Miss Florence W Dock, of 23? School
Houso lane, entertained nt luncheon yes
terday. Tho guests Included Mrs Will
lam H. Dock, Mrs. Charles R. Hoopes,
of West Chester; Mlso Anna I. White
head, of Downingtown. Mrs. Edwin a.
Partridge nnd Miss Miriam Partridge,
of Germantown.
Tho table decorations woro pink sweet
peas. Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Thomas Potter, of Montgomery
nvenuo, accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Wilson, will leave tomorrow for Magno
lia, Mass , whero they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Boulton Earnshnw will return In
several days from Atlantic City, whero
suo nns uecn visiting mends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bright, of 7023
Germantown nnue. will spend the re
mainder of the summer at Capo May,
N. J,
Dr. and Mrs. Rndclirfe Cheston, of
Chestnut nenuc, havo gone to Rockland,
Me., for an extended trip.
Mrs. Daniel Haddock Farr, of To
wnnda street, will spend tho next six
weeks at Northeast Harbor, Me.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hord
and family, of Mount Airy, havo arrived
at Saranno Inn for the coming weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur H Lea, of East
Graver's lane, are at Mount Washington,
lirctton woods, ror tne month of July.
Along the Reading
Mr. Ward Wheelock, of Wyncote, who
has been spending his summor vacation
at Seaside Park. N. J., with his family at
their cottage, will Ieavo this week with
a party of friends and cruise to Portland,
Mo whero ho will visit for several
weeks.
Miss Agnes R. Daley, of Harrison ave
nue, Ogontz, Is spending several weeks
at Chester Inn., Atlantic City.
MUs Reba Bocklus, of Woodlapd nve
nue, Ablngton, has as her guests 'Miss
Rose Riley, of Now York, and Miss Edith
Bocklus,
Mr. and Mrs J. Harris Benner, of
Mill road, accompanied by their two
children, Mla Ruth Benner and Mr.
Harold D. Bennsr, will leave today for
Ryo Beach, N. H.. where they will be
the guests of Mrs. Bonner's sister, Mrs.
Alford J. Roselle, at the Ocean Vliw
House. Mrs. Rolle was formerly Mlsa
Katharine M. Morris, of Jenklntown.
Mr. and Mrs' George Emory Danll
have clowd their home at Rydal and are
occupying thair Cape May cottage for
live remainder of the season.
Mrs. Anna MacCardle and her daughter,
MUp Helen MacCardl. of Logan, have
got to Cape May, where they will stay
at the Colonial for an Indefinite time.
Ketletu for the SoeMr pejre wW be
awrptwl and printed In the Jij-nlnr
Ijjjcr, but all hikU utU row be
nrittra on on We of the paper,
limit be ilnel In f"U. " toii d
drfUi am h poJble trtephena
number uut be ie.
Stful all euch eommuBleetletu to
HfrMictr Kilter," Kveniag ledger,
6e CbMtBut ttieet.
Unlete theee ienulraeiU e
carried out vcrlfieatlea rosy
b iwUil. (be Botieee wUI set be
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EVEWTNCf tEiaER-PHIEAttELPHTA. WTlTngT JTTLY
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MISS JEAN CHRISTIAN BULLITT I,U"0 b' E""n' 'Connor-
A debutante of the past season, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Logan M. Bullitt, of Torresdale. Miss
Bullitt will leave today for Milton, Mass., where she will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcrcur
Eshleman., In August Miss Bullitt will go to Winter Harbor, Me., to be tho guest of Miss Elizabeth Thomp
son, daughter of Mrs. James B. Thompson.
South Philadelphia
Miss Mnrlo Agncta Waugh. of 21M
South 20th street, Is nt present In Bryn
Mawr as tho guest of relatives.
Mr. Edward Watson, of 1133 South
Broad strcvt, has left for Island Heights,
whore he will spend the romalnder of
thu summer.
The betrothal of M(ss Reba Trcedman
nnd Mr. Samuel E. Levlch nas an
nounced on Sunday at a dlnnor given
by Miss Frcedman's parents nt their
home, 203 Bainbridge street. Miss Frced
man is very popular In tho Jewish clrples
Mr. Levlch is nt present engaged in
business In Pittsburgh.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell gave a
surprise party in honor of their daughter,
Miss Anna O'Donnell, at their home.
Among those present were Mr. nnd Mrs.
F Corcoran, who have recently returned
from their wedding trip to tho Panama
Canal; Mlsa Marie C Clarck, Miss Helen
L. Bryan, Mlsa Lucie v ilolilnan, Miss
Elizabeth A. do La Roche, Miss Eliza
beth C Cassidy, Mlfti A. G. O'Donnell.
Miss Frances E McGonlgnl, Miss Gene
vieo A Daly, Mrs. F. Corcoran, Mr
John Victor Horan. Mr. Frank S Halll
nan. Mr. Raymond A, Waugh, Mr. John A.
Kane. Mr Herbert E. Ford. Jr , Mr.
Percv U. Buck. 3d. Mr. James F. McCann,
Mr. William T. Horan, Mr. Paul Tracey
Tobln and Mr. John A. O'Donnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo McGoldrlck, of 423
North Robinson street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. William Hansell and her daughter.
Miss Cecilia Hansell, of 6110 Westmin
ster avenue, nro at Atlantic City for a
few weeks.
Roxborough
The Woman Suffrage party of the 21st
Word gave a very attractive gurden party
last nlsht at tho home of Mrs William
J. Beatty, ll Manayunk avenue. Tho
porch und grounds wero decoiated with
yellow, the suffrago color, and lighted
with Japanese lanterns of yellow hues.
The program Included addresses by huch
entertaining speakers as Mrs. Frank Mllen
Day and Mrs. J. Hopgood There was a
picturesque tent wheie fortunes were told
by an expert palmist, and booths for tho
sale of Ice cream, confectionery and suf
frage literature. Among those taking part
were Dr. Emma K Cooper, chairman
Miss Blanche Heldlngcr. vlco chairman
Mrs. Charles P. Martyn, secretary. Mrs
Albert C. Rommel, treasurer; the hostesi.
Mrs. Beatty, Mrs William II. Hoedt, Miss
Anna Bramble, Miss Frances Snyder, Miss
Jtay Boocock. Miss Jessie Keely, Mrs,
Alfred T. Hlnman, Dr. Alma Hlnman,
Mls ' Warrington, Mies Donnelly. Miss
Anna Graves, Mrs. A. R. White, Mw
Albert Frank. Mrs Ellwood I. Beatty
Mrs. Charles B Bennett and her daugh
ter. Miss Harriet Bennett, of 7 Mana
yunk avenue, are occupying a cottage at
4th street and Centra avenue. Ocean City,
where they will remain until the mlddlo
of September.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton G. Dixon are be
ing entertained at Chalet Place, New
port, R. I. Mrs Dixon takes an actlva
Interest In the social atfalra at Mujlan.
An extensive motor tour of the New
England State was greatly enjoyed by
Mr and Mrs J. B Grlsconi, of Upland,
who recently returned to their honve.
At the annual meeting at tU Lady
Foresters of Clifton Helxbtt the fol
lowing wotaeo were elected to ee for
the coming year Commander, Mfcw Jen
nie Douge; eub-comuiAader. lira. Ellen
O'Rellley; right guard. Mre Scbultes,
left guard, MUa Mary McMenamln,
outer guard, Mm. William Morrow; In
side ward, MUe Katberto McFadden,
uueteja one yearMr. J 01m a JUc-
Glrney, two ye in- .cnui muy,
three-year term Mis Agnes Douge
Mr and Mre Jejoee Plummer of Up-
UniJ an- lu.g coognttHUited 011 the blrtn
01 Ujurfliti.1 uu Jub 1
Frankford
Mrs Robert Evans, of Leshcr street, is
entertaining Mr. Evans' father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles It. Evans,
of SeJJcrs street, nt Mr. T. Smith's 'jiinga
low at Capo May Point, N. J., for two
w eelcs.
Mr nnd Mrs. J. Frederick Evans, of
Lolper street, spent n few days with their
undo nnd aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Ewms, at LahasKa, Bucks County. Pa.
Mr. Jesso Evnns, of Sellers street, was
0110 'or tlfd paity. '
Miss Ella Mnuger, of Olney, U visiting
Mrs. Howard Felton, of Rising Sun ave
nue. She will remain for several weeks.
Miss Emily Kridcr and Miss Virginia
Krldcr, of 5302 North Water street, have
returned from a two weeks' visit to Wild
wood, N. J.
Mrs. Michael Bennett and sons, Mr.
John Bennett and Mr. George Bennett,
of 5th street nnd Olney avenue, are at
Wlldwood, N. J., for tho season.
The four nights' carnival of the
Holmesburg Toqucsslng Brass Band will
begin nt Crystal Park tonight, continuing
until Saturday, when a monster Bham
battle will tnko place nt 6:30 p. m.
Mrs Wnlter Jerwn, Mrs Ell Bromley.
Mrs. A M. Holmes nnd Mr. Frnnk Brom
ley, of Frankford, also Mlsa Ethel Bo
sen nnd Mr W. Chadwlck are guests at
the Somerset, Atlantic City.
Mr, Leonard Williams and Mr. Lloyd
Cllft, of Holmesburg, havo been canoo
Ing and camping along tho Rancocas
Creek.
Miss Elizabeth Maule, of MM Frankford
nenue, has returned after a week's vlBlt
with her aunt In Burlington, N. J.
Mr. Thomas Holden, Mr. Theodore Hold
en. of Oxford plko; Mr. nnd Mrs. C.
Huckel, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Royle. Mr.
Daniel Rojlo nnd Mr. Georgo Royle have
returned from their vacations at the sea
shore. Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Welsberg, of
3712 North 19th atreet, are spending n
few weeks In Atlantic City as guests at
the Roal Palace Hotel
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HeUIIIVCaB riT Tfti LHHHHIIIIH
np tjogurwii'. . ialllllllllllHl
MISS MARIE SHELLHASE
A favorite in the younger set of
West Philadelphia and Ovr-
bruok.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Betts Hanford,
of C33 Cooper street, hnve motored to
Maine, where they will Join relatives at
Konnebunkport.
Mr and Mrs. W. G. Mooro nnd family,
of Haddonlleld, are taking a Western
trio, including the expositions.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter J. Stants, of
Merchantvllle, aro at' Island Heights for
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth GUI, of Haddon Farms,
Is visiting friends nt Bench Haven.
Mrs. O. B Gross, Mr Leroy Gross and
Miss Marlon Groas. of 700 Market street,
havo gone to Atlantic City for the re
mainder of the senBon.
Hotel Arrivals
anCPN"S William Hooper, Hanton. Pa ; It.
II Warwick. Cape Hay. .V. J,, at. and Mrs.
J. C WMteott, llrldgcton, N J.
CONTINENTAtr-K. 8. OroM, Ilarrliburit,
Pit . II. S Uro". llarrliburr. l'a.: p. M.
Vincent, New York.
D'K)NI3n'S-P. A Hanwin, Jerroy City, N J 1
P. C Orrlck. New York, II II. Toblai,
Mount CarmeL l'a,
NEW DINQJIAM M A. Meyer. Newark.
N J : Mr. anil Mr 1; I! Moore, Ilartle
hura- Pa.. Or and iMri. aeorgo Scott, Atlan
tic City. N J,
IIANOVnn-A. W Leldy Ealon, Pa.; J A.
Thompnon. Montioae, Pa , Italnli McClure,
Atlantic City.
WlNDSOIt-Itobert M Slmmona, Phoenixrllle,
l'a M. V, fiepp, Allentoun, l'a.; C, Kerker,
Yonkers. N. Y,
VPNDIO II. S. Bron Altoona. Pa ; Mr. nnd
Jtra (I torso E. Sanderson, l'ott'lown, l'a ;
Mr. and Mrs U 8. Ilaron, Tom. Hirer, N, J.
ADELPHIA-J. VT. Blmpson, Oray'i Ijindlnir.
Pa : K, r. Hopper. Newark. N. J.; P. It.
Bullock, Donnlnstown, Pa
ST. JAME8-J. F Flinn, Hnrrliburs, Ta.; J.
O Wllion, Milwaukee, Win., Mlai K. U.
Smith. Faiton. Pa.
IlITZ-CAniiTON-Mr. and Mra John Thomi.
Providence, II. I ; A Mitchell, Win-ton.
SaUm, N. C. K. It Alkcr. Vlnton.Salem.
DELI.ErUn.STRATrOItD-John Illalr. I'UU
burKh, Pa i S K. Olll ritt.burgh. Pa. ".
11 Wood. PltUburgh. Pa.. 11 c" Ehler.
Ilarrlsburr, Pa,, K. Dees. Harrl.burg, Pa.t
John Stewart, Chamberaburir, Pa . A. U
Orain. Akron O ; W. K, nadwell, Balem. N,
It , Mr and Mr C C Ktliey. Jeney City.
N. J ; C. E. Clupp. Hageratown, Md.
WALTON a It. Punoan, OiIcsko, III.: H. w.
Rtarci. Hamilton, N. V., 8. W. Thompaon.
Jamclown, N. V
STENTON-C, I Kakleman Canton, O ; Wll
Ham C. Taylor Sellerivllle, l'a ; William
1'earce, Tltuivllle, Pa,
COLONNAIin-Mre W. Scarlett, HarrUburr.
l'a., . C Went, Oreenport N. Y.i Mr. and
Mrs, J II. Lewi. Chicago, III '
liniENIlOl'SE-Mr Bnd Mri William II,
Heaton. Atlanta, Cja . David II Kahn. Park,
eraburg. Pa 1 J Jordan, Chicago, 111,
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SUMMER RESORTS ADD THEIR QUOTA
OF GAIETY TO SOCIAL WHIRL
" " . -. - ' 1 1 . M
Cape May, Atlantic City, Bay Head and Numerous Other Vacation
Places Prove Popular to Many.
Social Activities.
ATLANTIC C1TT, July .
T)ATHINQ continues the chief attrae
-"-J lion at present here, especially since
the weather hna grown so warm. Tho
bathing suits may bo said to be even
mora blzarro this scaflon. A costume
which attracted much attention yesterday
wns fashioned of silk In broad red nn)
white awning stripes. Tho waist was
open at the neck and finished with a fed
tie. Red stockings nnd bathing slip
pers and a brilliant bathing cp made
tho suit very smart.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Aubrey Smith and
Mlns Smith are nt tho Strand for an In
definite stay. Mr. nnd Mr. Joseph B.
Hutchinson, of Philadelphia, will spend
several weeks nt the Brighton,
Among the young people, who attend
I he dances nt Vcntnor Casino were noted
Miss Kathryn Oodfrey, Miss CAtnllle God
frey, Miss Esther Walsh. Miss Virginia
Downey, Miss Emma McNIchol, Miss Ali
ble Harper, Miss Elizabeth Porter. Ml
Theresa Wnsleskl, Miss Isabel Bryar.,
Miss Adele Bryan, Miss Oertudo Was
lokl, Miss Josephine Kuhl, Miss atari) s
Barbour, Miss Edith Somberly, Miss Edna
Fclsburg, Miss Nell Adams, Miss Orate
Adams, Miss Kathryn Van Meter, Mlsa
Freda Bouhler, Miss Minnie Kuhl, Mlt
Dorothy Valentino and Mlsa Mabel Jen
kins. Noted on tho Bonrdwnlk recently were
Mr. and Mrs. L. V Deemer, of Brook
vlllo; Mrs. A. A. Henderson, Mr. nhd
Mrs. J. Htauffer Oliver, of Roso Valloy;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Powell, of Indian
apolis, nnd Miss Powell', Mr. W M,
Reynolds, a tobacco magnate, of Win
ston-8nlcm, K. C, and Mrs. Reynolds!
Mr nnd Mrs. A. Q. Hancock and Miss
Hancock, of Baltimore; Colonel E. O.
Buckner and Mrs, Bucknor, Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Ebert, of Beaver, Pa.; Miss
lleglnn. Lang nnd Miss Lillian Swindell,
Captnln Robert Brewer, London, a Brit
lh army 0 nicer, on special service In
tho United States; Mrs. Mary E. Allen,
Mrs J E, Brenneman, Major Frank Tng
gart and Mrs. Taggnrt, of Washington,
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. F. R, Ktrkland.
Motor women from many cities now at
th shore have been summoned by Mra.
Mnry Walker Harper, president of tho
Motor Women's Lincoln Highway Asso
ciation, to attend a meeting of that ag
gressive organization this afternoon nt
the Hotel Strand. A more determined
effort Is to be made to enlist Interest in
tho projoct to have several momorla!
miles of tho Lincoln Highway in New
Jersey built by women.
There will bo a talk on what New
Jersey has accomplished and what It
hopes to accomplish as a factor In tho
construction of the great memorial high
way by Mra. John Ithlel Sanford.
The gathering will bt In the naturo of
a "New Jersey Day" for women motor
ists from many States.
CAPE MAY, July 21.-Tho beach Is a
Bceno every morning of enthusiastic bath
ers and interested spectators. One may
always find society well represented there,
both young and old. Among those who
take a dally swim are Mrs. William D.
Orange, Mrs. William Maurice, Mrs. Sam-
Chester
Mrs. William S. Blakelcy and her
daughter, Miss Majorle Blakeley, of 20th
street and Providence avenue, have com
pleted arrangements, for a tour of West
ern States, upon which they will start
soon. They will visit the Pnnama-Pa-clflo
Exposition in San Francisco before
returning East In tno fall.
Miss Mario and Miss Evelyn Glenney,
of 625 East 9th street, Chester, ore spend
ing this week In Atlantlo City, N, J as
tho guests of their aunt, Mrs. William
A. Courtney, of Philadelphia.
BELLHOPS PRO-GERMAN
They Find That Ally Partisans Are
Not as Generous "With Tips.
The generosity of travelers from Euro
pean nations on the side of the Allies was
scored today by a bellboy at ono of the
leading hotels,
'Tips hao been falling off for the last
throe years." Bald the hustler of grips.
"and this season Is the worst of all. Tha
English nnd Italians owne across In n
small wny, but tho French don't know
what a tip is. Germans hand It out easy,
but the Allies-nothing doing. -Thore'a
not a chanco In the world, though, of
separating a European Ambassador, no
matter who he is, from a good-slied tip.
A Jap Is usually good plckins,'"
Here tho lad of brass buttons broke off
Into a droamy reverie of palmy convention
daB when Japanese diplomats caused P
bills to flutter about like autumn leaves.
"Take It from me, though," he con
cluded, tho Americans are the best tippers
In the world, especially Now Yorkers,
Plttsburghers nnd Westerners. South
erners don't loosen up so well. But tha
days of big tips are fading away. I
know."
Suffrage Events Today
KQUAL FIIANC1IIBE SOCIETY.
Noon Open-air meetlnr at the Ilarrlion
Chemical Worka. 23th atreet and Dray's Ferry
road, l.'mp'ojn addrened by MU Perth
(ESo p! m. Open-air muting at ltd street
and Chatter avenue. Speaker. Ml uertna
SapolU.
WOMAN1 BUrrnAQE PARTY.
12 30 p. m. Meeting at tho Ilsyea Mills,
Main street near bchurs lane, Manayunk.
Siimkcrs not announced.
8 JO p rn -Open-air meeting at aermantown
andEria aenue. Hpsakera, Mlsa McFarland
and Mlsa Sarah Fiahar.
i-fitmr
L-
Rv.lV e''.u5"," A". .. MrM
J n.."'. 0w Darker,
vi?d!V,,,,i Mr Attl Sparks. Mr
ft'spff 1,,,llo,: W, and Mr Samuel
nr.?'i ";, ' ?ftl1' of Germantown, .
staying at Starr Villa,
nTf0rU'u',, atte""x" lea party at th
BnidS" m p,fl,!?u,''' vrell attended.
Ii.nhm , J :?." M' 8muel
Mart. ,M?t,i ".W"1'-- Stsrr. uiM
1 1 11 P.,MlV ,3,,'.nnor B'Phm. Mrs.
a " . U,.n' Un w- r Scott, Jlre L,
F LiJkf ' " V-W
bk Mii1', ,cxi mwn'- ( "--
xpent the Week-end at trie Colonial Hotel,
5!?h ,oy .,0 R dellh'ul talllns' party
mK f&Jv.,.,'n!S!n. ,vhlch eonslsteil of
MISS Dorothv FHelf ti.ln .,.Z
Fli .h,W '""' ,1'rk'- McComaa, Nalh-
Sndcl 'i!i Aapii!incrSpark'-w,,,h Chun
Mrs J Kan nn,l ru t 01..... ...v
nlal Hotel for a few days.
nAJ HEAP Ju,'r n-Ono of the most
crowded and successful dances of tho
year was held at tho Bluffs last Satur
day evening. Many of the younger set
who are cruising along the North Jersey
coast made a point of being In Bay Head
for tho dance.
On nccount of tho hot weather the
coot breezes of the shore attracted many
from Phllnde'phlnand New York. Among
those seen at the dance wero Miss
Kntherlnc McDonough, of 2117 Pine trt,
who Is spending several days as the
guest of friends; Mr. and Mrs. SlmOnlii.
of Oermantown; Miss Adele Elliot, Miss
Margaret Yardlcy, Miss Mary Boyd. Mr.
and Mra Donaldson, Miss Llia T. Fisher,
Miss Llllle Rolaml, Miss Emily B. Fox,
Mrs. Young. Mr. Frederick Gardiner. Mr.
Joseph M. Patterson, Jr., Mr. Lamlng
Smith, Mr. Logan Howard Smith, Mr.
Lowla Roland, Mr. Wcarner Gel. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bishop, Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Harrington-, Mr. and Mrs J. Ross
Pilling, Mr. George Hurlburt and Mr.
Sheldon Potter.
AVALON, N. J.. July 21.-The Rev. P.
J. Brown, canon of Christ's Cathedral, dt
Louis, and Mrs. Brown nre visiting lha
latter's parents, tho Consul General of
Great Britain nnd Mrs. Wilfred Powell,
at Avalon, N. J.
At their summer home, Ashantee, Ava
lon, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Warwick James
Price, of 512 south 41st street, have as a
guest for the remainder of the summer
Mrs. Anthony Schlegl, of Los AngelcB.
Senator and Mrs. A. F. Datx, Jr., ara
entertaining at their seaside cottage, Ava
lon, N. J., a party Of young ladles, in
cluding Miss Ruth King, Miss Josephine
Lavln, Miss Katherlne Johnstone and Mlsi
Evelyn Inncs, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Eleanor Inncs, of Prlmos.
What's Doing Tonight
F.lrmount Park nand, L'tlmont Mansion; S
o'clock Frea
Municipal Uand, Stlngtr Park, S3 4 and Reed
atreeta. H o'clock. Free,
Philadelphia Hand, City Hall Plata, S
o'clock fr
Annual oullnc, Total Abstinence Union, Wil
low Clioie Park. ,
Koran Improtemrnt League, Ilroad atreet and
Wlndrim avenue. 8 o'clock.
Ke) stone Party County Committee, 1020
Ch'itnut street. 8 o'clock.
Qeorge'a Hill Improvement Association,
moonlight rler excursion on ateamer Qutin
Anne, Arch street wharf. 8 ID o'clock
Keeping in Toucli With Home
You never nulle forret the boma town.
even nn the moat enjoyable vacation. Keep
In touch with home affaire by 'seeing to II
that your favorite newspaper follows yoo
nhere,ver you go. Notify the Evening Ledger
before you leave to send your paper to you.
Specify the edition desired
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