folTIONAL GUESTS
? j n v-l -m J -r fc- 4
(;y i-Aio-rjir BAR B. C. RANCH
fond Mrs. Maxwell Slruthen
h Burt Entertain Number
Suburbs-
MBEIt of Additional guests hitvo
hid tno lafgd house party Mron-lr
ntertftlned by Mr. lieraco Urodta
hd Sfra Maxwell Slruthdr Buft at
If. u c Hniien, Jnciison Hole,
pWhlch is owned w sir Jiaxwcll
tfrs Burt and Mr. llorncb I.. Carn-
ke the latest arrivals at the ranch
and Mrs Endlcott Peabody, Mlsi
f Jeabody, Miss lloso 1'eafcody, Miss
tag Peabody, Miss Bolty I'cabody,
girth Peabody nnd Mr. Malcolm E.
Sy. of Qroton, Mass., Miss l'annlo
Mus Angela Nallc, Mr. Sydney
Miss Maty Holmes Newltn, of
Itbn, Mr. uuwaru iarr, Air. 13.
ftliarswood, Mr. James Dovelin and
aolph E. Boric.
(and Mrs. Kcnnotll Alncgounn, of
HVayno avenue, ucrmaniown, ura
Nnnntrrntulatcd on tlia birth of a.
Shier this morning, to bo named
Jlncgowun.
s received hero icsterday of
fiffomcnt of Miss Eleanor Fabian.
,er Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wright
n, ot uuaiun, lu .ur. ui'uuuru
nghnrn, Jr., oi mis city, xno en
lent will bo formally announced In
..j .... tiotwl,...
r.Frotlilngbnnl's father, who Is also
,tonlan, but camo hero early In tlio
ind later innrriwi miss iucy jnuuon
j' of this city, who Is a direct dc
t or (.ummouuru uuiiiuriUKC.
his graduation from Harvard In
fr. Krothlngham, Jr., has lived In
5. where ho has been connected with
iftV England offices of Georges II.
liitn & Co., cotton mcrcnants ot
4fv A brother. Thomas II. Froth
fafe. married Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, of
KlOTKt uil utuiuu.y ..v, iv umu
i Huntingdon W. Frothlngham, Is
fjgfvard student, and another brother,
nUalnbrldso Frothlngham, Is a student
jrewton.
rVaud g)if.i T) HitrtltA 7 v VnvU t
JjuUned at luncheon ycaterdayln Narra
dijttt Pier In honor of Miss IIopo Trux
jglBialo and Miss Lisa Norrls, of this
uXl Howard Snoncor Graham and her
iiihter, Miss Mario, Thayer CJrnham, of
,t;itniit Hill, who havo been Isltlng In
ilTEoutb, returned yesterday to Whet
iffiB. their villa at Enston'n Point, Now-
fi
T$i 'a .-.. TKt. A T...,i Tf rt 991
(nUi'Uth strcot, who havo been spending
jiir. nun Atua. nuuii .i jjiui.ih w.. w .
Bry summer at uunminnins, tncir
nt Devon, havo cono to Northeast
Strbor for tho bnlanco of the season.
i Allea Paul, of this city. Is spending
ijjew dayB In Nowport, and yesterday
IDk guest at a, surf rage luncheon wmen
SYCaarles M. Oclrlchs gave at. her
SEP Miss Paul gave an nnlmnted talk
iSWhat the Congressional Union Is do-
gj&jbe West." Mrs. O. II. P. Belmont
iSoave a short talk.
uuuiiu uie viicxiii jjinc
SmloilE.-Mr. and Mrs. John R.
fartottjna their little daughter, of Kent
ro42w spending tho summer nt At-
lajflwTOlr, whore they aro stopping at
ItHptejtChelsea.
iiJ'Mrs. James King Clark, of 230
iWSTKInoo. Mo.
nur.7Nrnnri n ma nikmiiHra n minrn or
EMONT.-Mr and Mrs. Albert I.
ns and Mr. Albert I Hasklns. Jr.,
isemont avenue, havo returned from
giiac Iako, whoro they were tho
-Ha of Mr. and Mrs. Robert AVhyto
iw. of Morris avenue, nt their turn.
ajhomc. Mr. and Mrs. Steel recently
Jha. dinner dance to eolebrate tho
itliav ofthclr son. Mr. finrl II StMil.
3and Mrs, Samuel M, Vauclaln, Mr.
WKlrs. Jncqucs Vauclaln and Miss
jar Vauclaln loft last week for Hot
ijs, Va., whero they havo taken a
ige for several months.
Sand Mrs. John J. Dohcny, of US
wavonuo, havo boen ontcrtalnlng Mr.
Mrs. Charles P. Pulliam, of St.
Chestnut Hill
sQand Mrs. E Itlttenhouso Miller, of
let Mt. Airy avenue, havo ns tncir
(Mrs. Anna Heap, of Pasadcnu, Cat.
and. Mrs, Miller and their guest have
returned riom, a motor trip to mow-
I,
irjSpand Mrs. Stevenson Crothers, of
Ifi Mill road, have gono to Cape May
remainuer or tno summer.
Ellso Hopkins, together with Mr,
ilre. Horncn Brock, is traveling: In
rnln, Sho will visit tho Panama-
Exposition before icturnlng home.
and Mrs. J. W. Mathlcu. of Sedg-
Farms, are spending a few weeks at
rs Lake, Pa.
Mrs Henry Price Wright, of
. tane, have gone to Seal Harbor,
Tor an Indefinite stay.
and Mrs Harlan Pago nnd Miss
Ulen Page, of Allen's lane, nro
the recent arrhala nt Pocono
l Mt Pocono,
and
Mrs A, Hurley Pancoast, of
, havo returned from Atlantic
Germantown
Md Mrs Ira W. Drew and their
wldren. of the Wyneva Apartments,
eir way to Oregon Aiier a
ay there they will continue meir
journey to the Panama-paouie
ften
Ind Mrs Francis V Davis, of
vr street, and Mrs. Everett II.
f,et 36 West Pomona street, naye
cottage at Wlldwood, where tney
the rent of tim season wun
Itee
Mrs. Charles Pomeroy Sher
opened their cottage at Aah
Jeorge C Krlck, of 109 Wet Chel-
nue, has gone camping in "'
woods
Hosamary MeNally gave a wnU
t week at her home, ("'
la honor ot her euect. Mlw BUwf
J'enrose. of AtlantlO Uliy-
fes.nt were MiM 8rab UmW".
ibeth WaUh. Ml May utmm.
ibra Pletcher, MtM.My FU1.
Wine Fclin, MiM Helen uarru.
MeNally, MIa Evelyn jroro-
B-Uanor Fischer. Miw uen-
arrUou, Miss Jer.e Kejes, jmuw
-Ugn. MtM Frances ucmuny,
rd Walth. Mr Paul Hanson,
Fletcher, Mr John Keyes, Mr
Rogert, Mr FranK waiw,
Bk Hanson. Mr Iaid Bennis
l(Ul Keye Mr iranklln llar-
Jofcei,h Micbarti Mr JSlwuu
j3r C Uulbert Mciklb Mr Juik
Mr Fraiuls R PtelcHer, ir
trrinU. Mi Ueorge DU ana Mr
rUn.
Dunning Dript'
left last wcik
H WVnA
JHr4'lMthil ii J i ,.,i.l Pa. tu
uUi. r. lu
FORM LAnan
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Burt and Mrs. Horace Brook
AW. vt.t ru. I.T 'e
Personals.
Hannah 8Cl.(',r ft H ot "
nnnan lox, at her aurnmer home',
.'. WJ" '6lf 1" a few days from
Shrfvernn'd ttlt' ,!,t?UBh tha Wt. MU,
uluJ ,n Comi- nhU together they
ad.?hltt0Wy ..!,B ""L1 Dl "' San
atone Park and other points of Interest
Along the Reading
mh0iiiiUn.t.,ndo." Vftl,cJ' Country Club
wr- "f.xl 8ftt,fly until September!
AWong thO!0 Who entertained last week
and M vnd.M."- W 8- Tho"on. Mr.
Bradley, Mr Walter Laltuo and Mr. E p
ijnngly.
h-u ?ml wrs Char(cfl J. Thompson and
tholr daughter, Miss Jtutb, of 4D03 North
Atlatltl "'cit1'' "r spcrullnff tl10 sean In
West Philadelphia
Mies Vliglnln Thomas, of 4230 Spruco
Btreot, who has been visiting Miss
Clemens, of Chestnut Hill, has Joined her
family at their coltago In Nantucket,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrsv Harry Wachlcr and their
daughter, Violet, lenvo this Week from
their home, 1019 South Frailer street, for
rt Washington, Now York. Later they
will flnend nnVirHl Wfnka nt Atirtttfin ru..
aftor which they will go directly to tho
Panrtma-Pacinc Imposition. Miss Violet,
not jet threo years old, Is ono of tha most
experienced Juvcnlla tmolora In tho
country.
Mr. Donald Grnhnm, ot 4301 Walnut
slroot, has Just returned home from tho
Mt. Hermnn School, Herman, Maes.,
where ho attended tho summer session
ending July 20.
Miss Dorothy Bailey, of 6112 Westmin
ster avenue. Is tho guest of her nunt, Mrs.
K. M. Dolvans, nt Pennsgrovc, N. J.
Miss Bailey will return about tho first of
August.
Mr. C. Meredith Johnson, of 63d street,
Is rpomllng a few woeks nt Atlantic City
with Mr. George J Gsell.
South Philadelphia
Tho Monnrch Camping Club, composed
of members of St. Rita's Catholic Club,
will lcavo tho city on Saturday. July 31,
for a lC-day camping trip to Bcttcrton,
Md. Those tnklng tho trip nrcr as fol
lows: Mr. Thomnt J Moloney. Mr John
A. .Moloney, Mr P. J. Miller, Mr. James
Curlcy, 5tr. William Golden, Mr. John
Joseph Robinson, Mr. Thomas J. Robin
son, Mr. Jack Hcaloy, Mr. Andrew Cal
lcn, Mr James Coyle, Mr. Thomas Cur
ley, Mr. Andrew Friel, Mr. Alexander
DoPruton, Jr., and Mr. Robert J. Halpln.
Mr. Henry J. Moloney, of 2300 Chrlstlnn
street, will leave on Saturday, July 31,
for soveral weeks on his cabin cruiser
Comet, for u cruise In Southern waters
Tho following will accompany him: Mr.
Robert Dutty, Mr. Daniel McLoughlln,
Mr. Daniel Kane, Mr. Edward Carney,
Mr. William Rynn and Mr. John S. Ro
lcttcu Miss Agnes Mohan, of 1627 Rltnor streot,
and Miss Isabella II. Drummond have re
turned from Wlldwood, whero they havo
been since July 2.
Mr. Harry Hnlncri and his sister, Miss
Jinry iinines, of 1607 Passyunk avenue,
nro spending u few weeks with friends In
Atlantio City.
Mr. and Mrs John F. Schnlnn. nt Md
and Reed streets, havo opened their cot-,
iukb ui jiiiunuc uiiy, wnere tnoy win
spend tho balance of tho season.
Mrs. J. A. McCllntock nnd her two
sons, of 17th nnd Wolf Btroets. nro In
their bungalow at Mount Pocono.
Mrs, S. Goldberg, of 1261 South 21st
street, Is visiting relatives at Atlantic
City, N. J.
Miss Allco T. Drain, 1926 South 17th
street, is spending n week at Capo May,
with friends, nt the Alvarez Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crease, of 213 Mor
ris street, accompanied by Mr. George
Gregory, will spend the next two weeks
at Wlldwood. ,
Mra. O. V. Splllmnn nnd her son, Master
Edward G. Splllmnn. will spend the
month of August at Bowers Beach, Del.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Maltman, of 20th,
nnd Wolf streets, nro onlovlno- n. trln to
fNlngnra Falls, whero they will remain for
a period or two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Boise, of Front
nnd Carpenter streets, are spending the
summer at their bungalow In National
Park.
Mr. Webster Murray, Mr. Robert Pol
lack, Mr. Andrew Dl J31o, Mr. Edward
Harrlgan, Mr. James McFadden and Mr.
Joseph Dl Dlo motored to New York over
the week-end. A dinner was held at the
residence of Mr. Dl Dlo, 1427 63th street,
Brooklyn.
Mr. James Cunningham and his family,
of 2214 South Colorado street, are spend
ing this week at their bungalow at Na
tional park, N J., where they will en
tertain extensively over the week-end.
Miss Ester Lacks, of New York, and
her nunt. Sirs. Charney. of 312 Christian
istreet. have gone for several weeks to
Atlantic wuy.
North Philadelphia
Mlsa Starguerlte Yoder, of 21 Lehigh
avenue, has returned from a visit to
Atlantic, City.
Lieutenant Charles Bryer, with Mrs.
Bryer and their daughter, Mlsa Anna
Brier, has returned to their home, Hit
North 12th street, from a fortnight's visit
to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mm. George Sohempp and their
daughter, of MIS Columbia avenue, have
opaned their eottage at Delanoo.
Dr. A- J. Reiner, of Girard avenue,
has opened his eottage at Sea Isle City,
Mrs Reiner and Ml Julia and Miss
Marie Helper left for there last week.
Miss ChrUtlne Voltz. of th street and
Sueiiuelwnna avenue, l spending seme
time with relative In West Cheater.
MW. William B. Of ram. of North
lTth street. Is spendlmt the umr at
Buffalo. H- Y- ,
Mlsa Kathtrtni MAlum and Mies
Mirtha NtW, of a4 Dauph n
J1mS, arTsWMWJUie tfyjr vacation In
SSrrawit, W W. whare they will re
main for several week.
vis Emm O Gould h returned t
her nome at tHb street and uebaM
avenue aft.r spending eevertl weaka wjtn
relative In Btraafeurg, V.
MI8 uewgec Davu. oX JW NMbl
treet. U epending tue auwiawr at WUd
wooii. ur Frank K MwGary of 1834 Nerth
l.h oucu has one to the Pocono Moun
um where b wl ibm& io ,al
ueelu.
EVENING LEDGER-FHILADKLPIHA, TTTEBDAV. JTJX.Y
Who has recently returned from
Northeast Philadelphia
Dr William H. Gwinnett and family, ot
102 WoBt Lehigh avenue, will motor to At
lantic City aftor Labor Day and spend
tho rest of tho season there.
Miss Mary Dillon, 430 West York street,
has returhed from New York, where sho
was t (siting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs W. Ernest Harper, of
4m North Carllslo street, hove returned
from Wllwood, whero they spent tho,
month at their cottage.
Mr. Harry Derbyshire and family, of
2310 North Howard street; Mr. George
Derbyshire and family and Mr. John
Derbyshire wilt soon leave for a 4000-mllo
trip bv auto through tho north and north
eastern Stntcs.
Mr. and Mrs Trank Wolf, of 2303 North
Front street, will leoo this week for a
two weeks' stay In Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Butler and her sister. Miss
Margaret Butler, aro making arrange
ments for a trip to Quebec, Can. They
will return to tholr home, S030 Frankford
avcrme, tho mlddlo of August.
Tho United Republican Club, of the loth
Ward, gao a big excursion to Atlantic
City Saturday, led by Its president.
Coroner William R Knight.
Miss Elsie McCarty, 2022 East Elkhart
street, entertained n number of her
friends Friday evonlng.
mi.. .T.tinln Collar. 17CS Frankford nve-
nUe, is In Holly Beach, where sho will
spend tho rest of tho soason.
Sir. Edward Connor and family. 1552
East Montgomery avenue, will be at Pit
man Grove for tho next six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillette, of East
Montgomery and Frankford avenues, will
leave shortly to Bpend tho month of Au
gust at Wlldwood.
Delaware County
r.. Tcnnn v.. .Tnhnson. a nonular matron
of Media, Is homo from a short vacation
spent at Capo May
Miss Slartha Harvoy. of Norwood, is
being extensively entertained during a
stay at Wilmington. a
Miss Mary E. Edwards is staying at
Ocean City as the guost of Mr. and Mrs.
Wllmer Tuckerman. of Media,
Mrs. Charles Taj man, tho wife of
the General Army Hospital In Honolulu,
whero her husband is stationed, was a
former resident of Media, taking an active
part In social affairs before her marriage.
STIos Mary Messlck nnd Miss Alice mull,
of Ridley Park, are now staying at Vrlia
wood, N. J.
Th nv. and Sirs, Stanley Blllhelmer
and family were entertained at dinner on
Baturday evening by Mrs. W. H. Matthias
at her home. Orchard Villa, In Norwood.
The nev. Blllhelmer Is pastor at the Jm
inanuel Lutheran Church, of Norwood.
Camden and Vicinity-
Mr. S. dray Dayton, or axoorestown.
and Mr. Martin V. Bergen, formerly of
Camden, will Join the military camp at
riattsburg. N, Y., early next month.
Mr W. B, Bunker, of North 6th street,
will 'spend his vacation In Boston and Its
suburbs the 1st of August.
Dr. and Sirs W. B Jennings,. 'of Klng'a
Highway, East Haddontleld, have gone
by motor to Portland. Me.
Mr, and Mr William Dallar and chil
dren, of 3d and Peart streets, are oocu
pylng their cottage at ritman until Sep.
tember. ,
Sir. and Mrs. James Downey and fam
ily, of Wl Cooper street, aro entertaining
friends at their heme, at Chelsea.
Vacation Day Precautions
Jt' a ureal annoyance to jtl yourttlf
far from homo and unabtt to obtain your
faveiit nemfoptr. Bfore V9U go auiau
HQHfu the Bvcniug llgr to hav iwur
pa)r enf to you Bptoify tht edition
dtir4.
Notlcee fer he Seelfty pe will U
ectpted and printed In the Evening
tedser, but all sutn notlece mutt fc
trrlt(N on side e tbg PPr,
taut be slsned In full, with full 4
dreu, end when poBU ttliphone
uumber ruuet be fleo,
Send ell eeumiuilatleB to
"Seetely Kdltor." Bvenfag jedr,
CM Chut out tret.
Uttleu tbeee r4WBiu aie
carried t tbat vw4Atiea cuy
be wMtU. Ibe notice will net U
MRS. WILLIAM G. COWAN
her wedding trip nnd ia receiving at
chnntville, N. J.
Tioga
Mr. and Strs. John Taws nnd their
family, of North ISth street, aro spend
ing tho summer in Ocean City.
Sir. nnd Mrs. M. J. PlUpatrlck. of 3722
North Broad street, with their son and
daughters, Sir Raymond PlUpatrlck,
Miss Alma Titzpatrlck and Silss Jem
ritzpalrlcle, will leave on August 1 to
pass the month In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Sirs. William H. Henderson,
with their children, Louis, Graco nnd
Ruth, will spend August In Ocean City.
Sirs Catharine Cassldy. of 1212 West
Erie avenue, and her daughter, Mrs.
Simon Pauxtlx, of Wllkei-Barre. will go
to Atlantic City for tho remainder of the
season.
Sirs. Augustus Bacharach nnd her fam
ily, of 2114 West Tioga strcot. are in
Glensidc, Pa.
Mlsa Sladelelne Dals, of Pike street,
will leave shortly to spend, the balance
of tho season In Atlantic City.
RoxSorough
Durlnrf aAubI thn' jGlrls' League of
tho WIssnhlckon Baptist Church wilt
occupy a cottage at River Shore, N. J.
Tho Rev. and Sirs. L. C. Hofer will ac
company tha league.
Mr and Sirs Joseph Ewlng, of Roxbor
ough, nro enjoying a vacation In Atlant c
City.
Sir. Thomas Buckley, of Atlanta. Ga ,
Is among tho visitors at tho Falls of
Schuylkill.
Dr and Sirs. Lewis Reeso, of Rldgo
avenue, Falls of Schuylkill, are occupy
ing their summer cottage on the eastern
shore of Slaryland. They nre accom
panied by their son. Sir. David Reese.
Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Kerns, of Falls of
Schuylkill, nre spending a vacation In
Atlantic City.
Hotel Arrivals
annEN's m ir,
Carpenter,
Camden. K. J .
cnnrifs f, j.inKic,
nftlfl. lie
arrlsburr. I'a. W. C.
Smith, Ocran City, N. J.
mVTlMTMTI T
J.i Sir. and Mr A, It. Kriiutr, Wllmtpg-
ton. Ucl.i C. U Du Doll, Camden, N. J.
POONEIV8 J. C. Evsni. rialnneia. N. J.
Fred Tearaon. Downlmlown, ln.; A. J.
Snyder, Uoyleatcwn. Pa.
NKW DINOHAM-A. S Jenliln. Trenton. U,
J . Mr and lire. J, Moore, llatboro, N. J,;
John M, Ouckland, Atlentown, Pa.
HANOVnn-Charlea U Narlor. Pennaarove.
N. J.:. Charles II. Weeton, New York) O.
Itandall, 'W aahtnston, D. O.I It. It. Yeager,
I'lttaburfh, Pa.
WINDSOR II. D. rartridfe. New York! Hob!
ert b. tinier, unmer, rj a, ii, urown,
iiocneaier, n. x,; ur, ana ri
Mr, ind Mrs. IS. Q. Fnr-
ron. Ingram. i'a.
VBNDIO-D. F. Drown, York, Ta.i J. C.
Winters, Lebanon, l'n.; Mr, end Mrs. O. II.
Zimmerman, Rhamokln, I'a.; John U, Eader,
HaKeretown. Md.
ADRLPIIIA I. J Johnion, Iloetnn. Mae.(
Mrs 'Crrua aordon Clearfield, I'a.i Walter
V Edmonda, Byracuee, N, Y,; I, H. lllrm-
Ingham, I'ltlaDursh, I'a.
BT JAMES Mr. and Mr. J I Lnwrenre,
New York) I. W, Tlmberlaka, New York
Helen O Ilea, rattraon, N. J i J. I., fleiton.
Wilmington, Del.
ItlTC-CAItLTON-A. U Bcheek. New York!
Mrs. H. C Bhumwar, Ilocheiter, N. Y., H.
N Comtantlne. Wnshlnjton. p C.t A.
Vourol, Waehlngton, D. C.1 Mre V. Krauch.
New York! Mra. M A Roblnaon, Honolulu,
lluwnll' Mr, and Mra Walter Langdnn, New
York, F, I- Hart. Heet Orange, N. J,j Mra.
N II, 8her, York. I'a,
WELLBVUE-STRArrFOnD-MIa May Wagner,
Oak Lane Va J . M. Suatln Corning N
Y.. M F man, ChicagOj 111 i H. J 1 1 aft tell,
i entAAii ('a i Mr and. Mra, John Frank
lin. WHIUmiport, Paj Mra J T Stone,
Clarion. Pa lr, . I.
Fulton, Flttaburah,
lata. Scranton, l'a.j
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WALTON-Mr and Mra. II I. Lawrenc, Nay
Yorki H W , Sloan. Pltteton Pai tl. JV.
Kenney, t'lttaburgh. Pa. Henry O'lJtughlln,
HartfcrJ, Conn.
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avenue lU uri..ir a Uu Cbaotent UtU-
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I'hoto by Marccau.
her homo, 113 Cono road, Mcr-
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Lansdowne
Dr. nnil Sirs. Mnltliew II. CryeV nnd
Sliss nilzabeth Crcr, ot South Lans
donnc, will lcao tomorrow for a tour
of tho West nnd the Panama Exposition.
Str. Charles Johcs, of Allentown, Is tho
guost of Sir. Joseph Rucklcy, of 105 East
buswart acuuc.
Sir. llarokl It. Burt nnd family, of
North Lniisdonne avenue, motored to At
lantic City, whero they will remain somo
time.
Sir. and Sirs. Edward Ryan, of La
Crosse avenue, will spend August at
Ocean City.
Str, AVIlIlam D. Chnlmcrs, of Essex ave
nue, has returned from a visit to his par
ents In Wisconsin.
Sir. Henry Holtz nnd family will spend
August nt Wlldwood.
. i
Sir. nnd Sirs. Frnnk C. Burrows, of
Stewart avenue, nro enjoying a motor trip
to Chesapeake Bay,
Silss Anna Vaughan. of Stratford ave
nue. Is visiting her brother In Chicago.
Sirs. X. Bryne Dougherty, of Falrvlow
avenue, is touring through Slalno and
Now Hampshire.
Dr. and Sirs. J. Lynn Barnard, of Cast
Greenwood avenue, remain In Wlldwood
until September 30,
Sir. Hugh SIcCormack, of Philadelphia,
was tho week-end guest of Sir. nnd Sirs.
Charles King, of North Lansdowne
avenue. j
The Mercersburg Academy
roil BOYS Slercereburg, Pa.
Bend for catalogua to Win. Slann Irrine,
rh.ll.. I.I..H., lleadmiutrr, jloxU8.
mnivvnia iiTtRfMfCRR rnr.l.KaB
will make exreptlonally attractive offer thle
wek to any pereon Uealrlng a buelneia
education.
SOli to 80T Cheetnut etreet. Philadelphia;
Phila. School of Design for Women
BROAD AND MAHTBIl STa
5J19PBNS BEPTEMDIill SITU.
TI1K HOLJfAN SCHOOL. 2501 WALNUT BT.
" From Monteeiiorl through Cpllege Prepara
tory Olrie and mall hoyt.
ClI.VSIIIHltSHt'nU, I'A.
P E p, W HAL L SCHOOL
FOR aiHLH Located In tha beautiful Cum
berland alley, College Preparatory and
Special Couraea May each year apent at
Atlantio City No Interruption In work,
Ilatea IBOO. Kor catalog and vleni, addraee
FRANK a MA0.1LL. A M.. Principal.
11LA1RBTOWN. N. J.
ULAIK ACADEAtY FOR UOYb
100-aer carupui. UX-, b moa. t.iaca.1 jrm.
iwlm. DQOl. t-
JOIINC SUA
EjUUOWCU, UlllOJl eIUVf.
Itl'i A.M D I) , Prln.,
iiAitKisnuiiaL pa.
HARKISBURG ACADEMY
Modern bldge , large campua. Small elaaeee.
Inultiuual Inelructloni thorough eellege pretM
aratlon. Ratea. IOO-tftti Wrlia fur eatalog.
1KSTJC1IKSTKH,P.1.
Statu miiuial bcnooL. Bath 8e.
I1BO-I3I0 per eur O M rjllUPS. ITIn.
Mother? From Far Away Texas and
Oklahoma Ask us to
Select Schools for Their Daughters
During the last few weeks wc have received at the EducatiooaJ Buteiu many ,
requests from far distant places. Mothers in Texas, Oklahoma, WcsS Vir
ginia, Virginia and other States have asked us to help them W sejUi a l0
for their children. Some want a moderate priced school and others mm
limit. Q Of whatever character. We find It and can hiJp you. too, U w
perplexed and worried about selecting a prorc sihool. H By ""f
Ledger Central you will save yourself much tiro, espwjse and wpy "
phole or write, giving full details, in order to facilitate the JwwUtfK of your
Inquiry,
EDUCATIONAL BUgEAV
LEDGER CEKTRAL
Brod wmJ Chstnut Streets
1MB.
PHILADEbMUANS PROMINMHT t
Week-end House Parties, Dance Ccntml, Crabbing mi SoiHttf
Affaire favorite Pastimts for Society
Folk at Shore,
.ATLANTIC dtT. July it.
TlltS social calendar of the summe girl
nt the shore was completely filled thU
w6ekertu the pfeauraBf 8f still bigger
days to come. All the piers orferftd Spe
cial Ajtraotlona, with danelhg m the
salient feature, For the member of the
Chelsea colony thero was the dance at
tho Yacht Club and at tho lloftl Chelsea.
The Chelsea dances, by the -dey, are very
exclusive this year, admission being by
card, issued through the courtesy of the
management.
Severn! hundred persons witnessed the
races at the Atlantic City taeJU Club
Saturday afternoon About St wore en
tertained at luncheon. During the lull
between the races there was dancing.
The gnlety concluded with a largo dance
nt night
Commodoro and Mrs. Samuel If Whan
were among thoso who came up front
Chelsea for the races, Sirs Wahn was
attractively attired In a hand-embroidered
pongee coat suit which sho woro with a
dark bltio satin somltallored sailor hat.
Mrs Frank Jardcn was there In n White
broadcloth tnllored Coat suit ami a clojr-
fltllng white turbnn adorned with white
wings
Mrs. Henry Clay Ransley topped her
white frock with nn Allco ulttd silk
sweater. A small white turban completed
her attire.
Miss Arta Slay Vnro divided her at
tention between the dances nnd the races.
She wore a white silk ccatume made with
nn outing jacket bordered with Copert'
hngen blue silk. The skirt wa edged
with n border bf the same. With this
costume she chose a small white chnpeau
decked with white Slorcury wings.
Sirs. Bertram Prosier woro a moillh
canary silk Sweater ocr her lingerie
frock. Her white hat woo encircled with
summer blooms.
Thero were a number ot Interesting per
sons here over Sunday, nnd many attrad
tlve costumes were noticed.
Stuyor James II. Frcston, of Baltimore,
and Sirs. Frcston, who are annual sum
mer visitors, having apartments nt the
SInrlborough-Blcnhclm each season,
Joined tho midday nromenaders The
Sin) or was all In vliltf. Mrs. Preston
chose n ery handVome white lingerie
gown ulth girdle of pink satin, nnd n
black net hat embellished with paradise
plumes.
Sirs, Levi P. Slorton. of New York who
was also among the promenaders, wore a
rather plain frock, of Scotch plaid silk
with dark blue and green the predomi
nating colors. Her small white hemp hat
was decked with white breaits.
Sirs. Clarence Bush, of Great Neck,
L. I., who Is spending tho summer at tha
shore, wears nn all-white chnpeau apd a
white crepe de chlno frock topped with
a golucn silk sweater.
Sir. and Sirs. Nathnn Spering and fam
ily, of State road, Cynwyd, nre now at
their cottage, 11 South Vaiear square,
Ventnor.
CAPE St AY. July 7.-The most Inter
esting event of tho week wao the dancing
contest held at the Red SII1I Saturday
night. Several hundred persona Were
present nnd the evening was the gnyeat
of the season. The judges for the contest
were Silas Sophlo Worth Miss Valentine
Mitchell. Sir, E. Spencer Sillier, 3d, Sir.
Andrew Wheeler, Jr., Sir. Daniel L.
Hutchinson, 3d. Mr, William Chunn, of
Baltimore, and Silss Elolmi Orme, ot
Washington, won the contest, though the
finals "were hird to choose botween Sir.
Knthnnlcl Datls and Silss Doiothy rrck.
Sir. Samuel Blspham nnd Stlvj Alva Ser
geant The beautiful silver cup presented
by Slayer Cassedy. of Cape SJay, was
gl on to Sliss Orme. Among others sreu
dancing woro Miss Mary Smith, MIbj
Edith U Smith, Silss Ethel Shields, Silas
Eleanor Hopkins, Miss Virginia Harris,
Sir. and Sirs "William Wilbur, Mr. and
Sirs. Arthur E, Charrlngton, Sir. and Mrs.
Henry Kurt. Sir, nnd Mrs. Harry Edson,
Sir. Louis Tllge, Mr. and Mrs. William
SALTantnto. pa.
KISUlMINnTAH spniNaa SCHOOL
ion no. a
Indorsed by eery American Unlreralty. In
dividual plan of work for each boy. College
Preparatory Couraa and a good training for
buelnees life. Special courae In agriculture
Sclentino phyilcal care. Pura water, good
food -'00-aqro farm. A school of tharaoter.
S8th year opena Sep 21. Write f or Cat'g No 31.
Kltklmlnetaa hprlnga Bchool, Baltitmrg, Pa.
CAniJSI.K. FA.
CONWAY HALL Flrat-claea Prepara
UWVYftl IXfU ,er B(.hocl ,,, ,.
proved courace, experienced teachere and com
plete equipment Alma to develop strong men.
Catalogue
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ALLTiNTOtVNl'A.
Allentown Prep. School rrepsrea boya tor lead
ing colleges ctunlveraltlee, Naw bldge ; all eth
letlca. Jr Dcpt Frank L. Slginan, A St . I'rln.
TJTITZ. PA.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
For dirts. Ea. lTltt. Bkt. Ad 13o 115. Utlti. Pa,
STAUNTON, VA.
Mary Baldwin Seminary, Staunton. Va.t Lo
cated in Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Unaurpaaeed climate , modern appointments.
Terms moderate l'uplla may enter any time.
Catalogue Mies K. C. Weimar, Principal.
UALTIMOHR,
Mil.
AFFORDBY NORMAL SCHOOL
- r-
Kindergarten Primary. Bipioma. ni tin
SeaVlen begins Sept ST Couree cf Jyeara.
Model and Practlea Sehoda
Elltab.th Bllk
man. rrm.. unman Aparx
C. Jlallluwre, M4.
'it
iiir itn imuiiw ,
ffSffiiS
HltsJ. Mr. and MN, Oeorr thotaiM, Ur -nnd
Mr. Jdihiia Shoemaker Mr. ana sCHfc '
Edward Norrto, Mr. and' Mrs? A ffeiM.
Worth Df end Mr Charts N DrST
Mr and Sirs Watte FreemaH. Mfst Catfc
arlrtt C'naaara, Mls L Read. Mtft HUN
Wilson, Mu Xathrrn Itar. lll BepKH
Worth. SUs Alva Sergeant. Silts liertth
Frick, Mrt Josephine Glehfgef. Uij
IU5? i.'.'' Baltimore, Mies Mary
McCabe, Miss Alice McCabe, Wl teW
lock Richards, MUa Louise Ofey, SHa ',
Luny Orey, BIUs Violet Wetn. Mlse.Vsl-1" '
Jhtine Mitchell, Sffg Rlhmbeth Kennedy,
Mr nnd Sirs. Harold Moon. Mr. ahS Sir,,
B. Spencer Miller W, Mr and Mrs. Oeprie
Hardtng, Jr , Mr and Mra. Thomas Btwlt
liansfh. Air ahd Mrs. Verrhan Orer Mr
and Mrs Coleman Peart Drown. Mr nJ
srrs Andrew Whaler, Mr anu Mr. Net.
S"..? ..wr't. Mra Home JSum
Sm'lh, Sirs Qeor -rgeant. fr An.r
Wheeler. Jr , Nath et ia, Mr Will
lam C. Ltinn, Mr Ward CastarA, tr.
Phlller Le. Mr. eph Stoulton, Mr,
rarker MeComas, Sir Neville Jiiiief atr
Shackelford Sillier, Str William KJngsley,
Jr., Str Harry SttMleha!, Mr Rolahd
Sergetnt, Sir Alfred Sergeant, Mr Will
iam Pepper, m str. Robert Carrere. Mr.
Aplln Sparks, Sir Samuel Cartwftter, Mr.
Douglas Warner1. Sir John Dorsey, Mr.
Robert Towlle. Sir. Daniel L. ItulelitnaAB.
2d, Mr. Dalnnno Ladd. of PiainlleM; Mr.
R6y Coffin, Sir Philip Wleher, Mr Henry
Patton, Sir. John Conger
Mr. John Dorsey gave another one of hie
delightful sailing parties Baturday after-
noon. His guests Included SHss Kathrrn
Kfflnger, of Louisville, Ky : silss Kathleen
Mason, Miss Carpenter, Miss K, BalWch
niehards, Sll.s Edith Wilson, MUS Cath
arine reward, Sir Neville Miller, Mr.
Bhackelford Miller, of Louisville, Mr. T
Parker StcComas, Sir. William C. Ltinn,
Sir. Apllrl Sparks.
Sir. and Sfra E. Spencer Miller. Sd, en
tertained at dinner before the Red Mill
danco Salunlay night. The- guests In
cluded Sir and Sirs George Harding', MUs
Eleanor Blspham, Sir. Parker McComit,
Sir. William C. Lunn.
Stlea Kathryn II. Hare and Str, John da i
P. Conger wore tho guests for the week-
end of Sir. and Mrs HolUngshead Taylor
at their cottage on Beach avenue.
Str William Pepper, Sd, was the guest
of Str. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith at
their pretty summer home In Cape May.
OCEAN CITY, July J7.-Mr. nnd Mr
Theodore Sleffert and family, of Phlladel
pliln, have opened their cottage On Cen
tral road.
Mr, and Sirs, Victor J. Humbrecht nnd
family, of Ynrdley, are among the Board
walk Strollers. "
Dr E. C. Baughan nnd family, ot Phlln-
dclphla, nre occupying their pardena -
apartments,
Str. Robert D. Clow and. family ant '
among tho Wsltors from Camden They
are In their cottage
Str. and Mrs. William Q Stewart, of
Elklns Park, are enjoying the good roads
lri this section In their automobile. Sir.
Stewart la n Philadelphia broker.
Sir. nnd Sire. Blaine Wi Scott, ot Weal
Philadelphia, aro here for tho remainder
of tho season. .
Sir. John C Allen and family, ot Phila
delphia, have taken a cottage for the
season. Sir. Allen's brother-in-law, Mr. .
John E. Wick, of Philadelphia, has overs'
a cottager here for a number ot year.
Sir. Bernard Ruckdeschel, ot West Phil
adelphia, who owns a handsome cottage
in tho extreme upper section ot the city,
has purchased the Dr. N. Orlscom resi
dence at 8th street and Wesley avenue.
DAY HEADDr. and Sirs Harry Toul-'
mln, Silss Slarlan Priestley Toulmlnv Silss
Florence Toulmln, of Haverford, are hrre.
v.here they have taken a cottage for the
aummer SJIss Slarlan Toutmln has Just
returned from the conference at Sliver
Bay, N J., nnd nil! remain here till Tues-
Jiny. when she will leave tor the Pacini
coast wun air, ana Airs, nawson ana
Silss stargaret Clawson They will go out
by way of Denver and Salt Lake to San
Francisco, where they will attend the
exposition, and return by way of Pert
land, .Seattle nnd ,th Canadian Hookies. f
NAZAItRTII, PA.
SEND YOUR BOY TO
Nazareth Hall Military School
Safeet place in America tor bint
Kttabliehed in 1785
Rev. 8. J. filu-i, D.D., Principal
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M'rNNEtiOOP. TA.
"Country Day School for Boyw
riaca your boy In thte school end you hare
riven him the opnortunlly to arrlva ar roanheO't
phyilratly nt and with nl atudles loielllgtatly
rnaelered. Open In Sept. at Wynnewood. J'a
Iter. Olbeon Iell, A.U., n.I).. llead Uastrr,
8510 yhoe SlreetCbealnut UUI,P.
cilErEH, P. ,
PKNNSXLVANIA MILITAItV COLUBOlt
With preparatory tleimrlraent, Neartit ot
all eollegea to (lieclplloe. phflcal !ralaia
and .duration t rat Int UfWew i
vll Knalneerlni, ChemHIrr and Aria. An.
draia vol. unae.
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