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Saturday's Event is Anticipated by Member vtn, vu
Dance to Court,,,! iw- A..Jmnti0,s..Wlth Measure.
. "w'""w-i'woJr Affaire
at Cottages and Hotels.
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iKtvnVAT will be the blRRent day of
) the scnaon at the Allahtlc City Yacht
Jub Hie occftBlon being the annual Inter
flub races between tho Ocean City Yacht
flub and tho local organisation Com-
fredore and Mrs. Allen If. White will
ftnlerlaln In honor of the visiting iachta-
hen, and tho festivities will conclude
i'ilh a dance.
The first of a scries of Tuesday after-
ibort card parties was held nt tho Yacht
mh Tuesday Afternoon for tho members
ffna ",elr Bucslfl. Mrs. W. Chandler
Btcwart cnairman or tno woman's Aiixll
ttrv. was atslstcd In recelvlnc bv Mrs
Blladson Vaughn, Mrs. AVIlllnm C. Wes-
Ktolt and Mrs David C. Fltzslmmona.
R, t niltnlint' nt liftilrrA nnrtlan ...
f?r.hiduled for tho week Mrs. J. li. Staler.
Pg'f Philadelphia, entertained at brldgo or
Monday aiternoon.
rMr Beth Caldwc'l gavo a brtdgo party
ftiterday afternoon at her Chelsea
rFottftgo.
Postmaster and Mrs William 13.
Louderfalager wilt entertain Informally In
honor it Mr. nnd Mrs. Woyno Wlrgman,
ra Shamokln, Pa., who are thrlr guests
'Mrs August Qclgcr entertained at
bridge at her seashore cottago yesterday
rtftcrnoon. ,
Mrs. Henry Clay Itansley has Issued
cards for a series of two card parties to
be given August 3 unci 4 at her home, 137
Joiitn uiDcrson avenue.
Mrs Albert Baltz will give a lartre
ineheon and bridge on Thursday, August
at trie uotei Alanine.
Blrs. Edward Moll, of Philadelphia, who
Jj spending the summer at the Seasldo
Houac. entertained at dinner In honor if
Mrs. George W. Urguhart nnd Sirs. Do
ItAuscl.
Mrs, Ocorco TV. Sheppard. who Is sDend-
ilnc tne summer at her Chelsea cottage,
fgavo a matlneo party at tho Apollo to
:eee "Tho Lie." With Mrs. Sheppard wcro
Mrs. Sartucl II. Wnhn. Mrs. John M.
Bradley, Mra. John McConnaghy, Mrs.
lOeorgo Fleck and M'ns Kitty White.
KMr. and Mrs. Galileo Gasnarrl. who
(have been spendlnp somo time nt Cnno
(May, arc now at the Hotel Chelsea for
la. short stay. Mrs. Cnnnnrrt In known
fto the world of opera as Emma Calve.
Mrs. Wilson M. Cary, who always
SDcnda the trreatcr nart of thn nutnmnr
Slat tho Hotel Chelsea, has Just Joined her
(mower, airs. Lanahan, nnd her daughter.
MIjs Ann Cary.
j, jir. uuu .ura. iQwuru iierzoerg ana
JMIss Paulino Herzbcrg, of 1SO0 Diamond
iitreetr Philadelphia, haVo taken a cot-
Uaga at 100 Vermont avenue, south, for
the summer. '
Mr. and Mrs.. Benlnmln Berc. of Phlln-
jdelphla, nro spending the summer nt
85 Dover avenue, south, Vontnor.
Dr. William Brown motored to tho
Finore early In the week with a party of
friends from Llncolnstown, Pa.
(Miss Wilson Is ontertnlnlnc- lmr nlnro
Mrs. Dletz Fry. of Philadelphia, at her
Eottago In tho Newton Block, Chelsea
LCAPU MAY, July 23. The cver-busv
IWUnger set of Capo May arranged a
IgBch party for Tuesday night, which,
iiaiperonoa by Mrs. E. Spencer Miller,
tapirs. H. A. Kennedy nnd Mrs. George
inwaing, proved a great success. Supper
irajjiaid out on the sandy doons of
Mil's Point nnd some of the Dartv
Ewe bathing suits, which, with a full
noon on tho ocean, added much nlensuro
,10 the bathlnc. Amonir those nresnnt
IVrerS JIlss Elizabeth Kennody. Miss Alice
.i.itvuue. miss Louise Grey, Miss Virginia
Harris, Miss Balloch Richards. Miss
Nancy Cook, Miss Emily Cook, Miss
Edith WllSOn. MIhh VnlenMnn Arifnh.1l
Bliss Violet Welsh, MIsb Catharine Cas
sard, Miss Mildred Carponter. Mlsa
Sleanor Carponter. Miss Lupv Orv. Mr
lApIln Sparks. Mr Nathaniel Dnvln Mt-
IWIUlam Chunn, Mr. Samuel Carnenter.
(Mr. rarker McComas, Mr. William
Klngsley, Jr., Mr. Edward Cassard, Mr.
Kfa'oon weiqn. Air. Neville, Miller, Mr.
Shackelford Miller. Mr. Douclnn wni.
I Mr. Fritz Freeman, Mr. Weir Mitchell.
Jr.. Mr. Philip Archer. Mr. Pavsoii
Dvrapp, Mr. Albert Strobel, Mr. Porter
Butten, Mr. Delano Ladd, Mr. Samuel
tilspliam,
! Mrs. Q. Helde Norrla. Mlsa SnnM wnf.
Sis, Mrs. Garesche Norrla havo arrived
m Lapo May to remain for soorul weeks.
ITho Golf Club Is even moro popular
;hts year than ever, for tvnrv nm unna
Bo have taken up golf, and tho tennis
CflUrts aro looking OUltn dnaortorl Viv
ppmparlson. Among thoso seen on tho
icourse lately nro Mrs. Brlnton Thomas,
IMrs, T. H. Votterlein. Mrs. F. L. Hord
ing. Mrs. Wfnvtr. Atlan Mnrln Rlnri-
Kn' Pay80r Knapp, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs,
VI A Davis. Mr. A. L. Walker, Jr., Mr.
I)V. M. Weaver. Mr. J. ftntllvnn ifr. .T.
K. Hlckson Mr, Fnmuel Blspham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs M. Maybln Hart and Mr.
BPd Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford. Jr.. of
gontz lane. havA arrived In r?nnn Mnv
BJr the remainder of tho summer.
r. and Mrs. Paul Dencklo, Mills, of
astleyln, Bryn Mawr, Pa., havo opened
ir summer nome on ueacn nvenue.
BIIIy" Sunday's famous choir leader,
f, Rodeheaver. Is expected In Cane May
Bring August, where ho will sing In
JVeral 0f tj,o dhurches.
wa Lillian Nardnell is vlaltlncr her
BHler, Mrs. T. W. Rotto, Jr.
m Virginia Harris entertained the
npers or tho younger set at a dellght-
! beach party Sunday night. The guests
Suded Miss Eleanor Carpenter, Miss
McCnbe, Mlsa Elizabeth Bliue-
her, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. Miss
jnor Cook. Mr. Douglas Warner. Mr.
Hllam Klngsley. Jr, Mr. Edward
ard, Mr Philip Archer and Mr.
gno L-idd.
Rev and Mrs. Armln Rosenberg1
their family, of 3183 Montgomery
nue. are occupying their cottage on
est avenue and Broadway for the sum
l "o'SnUh DnlW1' ,mvo "Ptment'
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rV,.. )1 ,e" "' "-Chief of the n.irr,,
nnd .Tib '2S ""'ellon of Philadelphia.
Simpson road!y "M at th,r cottnBO "
3ol'nUi-n Fcni6 nn h brother, Mr.
A thXn0t Mltom, aro occJ:
Vr tntr n,1y nVcn"o cottage.
CamdeJnh" "I. "ffi. !" . '-mllr.. of
c BoiMevard cottage1 " '" l"C'r At,an
Phln havV t'" nn'' f?m"5'' of rhlladct.
md'eTof tt;ekCsneansPonrtmCn,8 fr tho "
nnd vtf'nU"n' a '"'"'"'Iclphla lawjer.
cln? I. ,?t0 nmonff t,10EC spending tho
whw ti,n 'C. TrUl scrll" of the city?
MIm i 'i,'1 a su,"mer home.
Miss Mildred Couitney, of Phlladclnhla
' " Sliest of Mlsa Helen Shoye r , aaUKh-'
ofvMll'L!1 Mr,8' F"derlckyS!;'8hoyer
?, r,V,a0 de'Pl'la. ho. as usual, aro spend
np'nrtmeen.s.U"lm0r '" ,hclr Doafnlk
friend,? i??, mro ,han m members and
mends nt the Ocean City Yacht Chih'n
muslcnlo Friday cVenlnc The arista tnk
I. m part wi.o Mao Ebrey Hoti, Marta
Stono Lannston. Mr. Henry Gurnev rir
Along the Main Line
NAnBEllTH-Mr nnd Mrs. Charles J
ItaMrtl and daughter, of Mtgomory
avenue, w ltnvn ,n. ... i..mo!y
spend the remainder of the summer at
their ramp at Point Pleasant. N J.
their' ATn nin , r:d,n', P' ""han and
tticlr two children havo retuined fiom n
motor trip over tho week-end at A tmntio
WYNNEWOOD.-mT and Mrs Law-
IT?1, "'if"' of 5Ianor rad, with Dr.
and Mrs. T. Frank Devlin, also of Wvnne.
coast. B "B th0 North Jcr8
lnntonann "' 1corso Wnener. of Wash
IS? C-' who accompanied Mr. nnd
rin Shamuel C Wagner, Jr.. of Aubrey
wrPL'-B Z fcturc' "h them from a
week s stay by motor to Atlantic City.
ARDMOnn-Mr nnd Mrs. FiC. Free
SillI,,JJ,,,1t lany road- " vo about
lhnvmJ rn'i0 o AUBUSt for SInlnc- where
they will be tho guests of Mr. .!. B. Mal
lonee at his camp.
qiSKS rVIi -ho" Homo missionary
Society of St. Luke's Church will hold
an attractlvo lawn fete this afternoon
air wVCn ff on th0 ,awn ot 1Ir- Wilbur
... ...m.iiuu, ut i, uarrett avenue, Bryn
?u J- V10 Procds will be used for
tho benefit of tho Deaconess Home, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Richard H. Wallace, who" is Spend
ing the summer at 217 Roberts road en
tertained nt luncheon on Tuesday
MJS,.P?.-. Stude' ot 01rt Lancaster
road. Is visiting friends at tho Jamaica
Islands.
DEVON. Mr. Norman W. Miller will
leavo shortly for a trip to the Panama
Pacific Exposition. Ho will motor as far
as Kansas City, Mo.
Tho" Rov. and Mrs. James H. Lamb,
tho Rov. James II. Lamb, Jr. and Miss
Rachel Lamb have opened their 'ottago
nt Beach Haven, N. J.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs Henry Bcel and Miss May
Bee, of 216 Evergreen nenuc, will leave
on Saturday for Buck Hill Falls, Pa., for
me iciuuinuer oi tne summer.
Mr. nnd Mre William Flndlay Brown,
of 21 Summit avenue, entertained nt din
ner last cenlng nt tho Philadelphia
Ccuntry Club. Mr. and Mrs Brown make
week-end trips during tho summer to
Barnegat Bay, where they have a boat.
Mrs. John H. Whlttaker, of Norwood
avonuo, will leave August 10 for Gibraltar
lsinmi, XMK6 une, to oe tho guest of her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Barney.
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Surprise Slower Parties, Bible Class Ottlltips, Walerms
uw.- uuu. various um-oj-jjoora Ajjairs Have
Many Followers,
Photo by A. Frtderick Brdley.
MRS. CYmiS TnwHSVNn nnnv tt
Mrs. Brndy, who has been spending a few weeks with relntives In thf rltv hna ,h,i i- v i
Hudson, where she and Mrf Brady aro mslnS'Arto&uimila& Amfric'a0?
acptcmuer.
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r HEAD, July 29.-MUs Lily Row-
of Philadelphia, who has been vlsit-
f friends in Bay Head, will leave Au-
l for Gloucester, Mass., where she
remain for several weeks.
' and Mrs Bert Goodal and family, or
Ur and Philadelphia, have arrived at
Head recently and will spend the
Bluer here.
Arthur Church, of Germantown, Is
l among the many Phlladelphlans who
spending the summer at The Bluffs.
i Church was particularly Interacted In
f, dancing competition held at The
as' ballroom for the benefit of the
Pwin Day Nursery last Friday v-
Nearly J 100 was clearad.
and Mrs Daniel Whitney, Mlw
L WhltnV, Mr W- Bnaumoot
y and Mr D HecMb&w Whitney, of
aniown. PhiUdflphU, aw occupying
cottage, Sommrhausei, Hay Iltad,
they will remain for the rest of tip
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D4 Mr J Brnest RIohrdfl, tf
elphla. have taken a cottage ana
t-OmuIn till the first of September.
maau m Held at The Bluffs
ay evening at 8 o tioik for Hie
or the Princeton summer (.'amp.
wa particularly for the younger
under U yar ox age
CITY July as. Monday evening
fn:ht riub Mt Ocean City was the
of a i uttrctiv danoe, it 1 ven
LJUt mi Mi u R Brlnsburat. wbo
Germantown
Dr. Albert Jcnner, of Milwaukee, Wis.,
spent several days as tho guost of Dr.
nnd Mrs. Carl Williams, at their home,
School House lane and Greene street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Hutchinson,
Jr., of Indian Queen lane, with their
family, aro occupying their cottage at
Belmnr, N. J. Mr. Hutchinson's mother.
Mrs. Edward B. Hutchinson, Sr Is
spending tho summer wth them.
Mrs, Jacques Nowell, of tho Manheim
Apartments, Indian Queen lane. Is visit
ing friends in Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leake, 316 Price
street, havo returned from Stone Harbor,
where they spent a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moorhead North,
tho aro touring the New England
States, aro registered at the Equinox
House, Manchester, Vt.
. Mrs. John F, Simons, of 31 Hans
berry street, accompanied by her daugh
ter. Miss Helen Bilttln Simons, Is spend
ing the Summer at New Hope, Pa.
Mlsa Dorothy Calvert Green, of $
West School House lane, has gone to
Minneapolis, Minn., for the summer nnd
upon her return will visit friends In Chi
cago, III.
Mrs. Edna Goodwin, of Earlham ter
race, accompanied by her son, Melyln
Biggs Goodwin, lias gone to Lake George
for tho summer.
West Philadelphia
Jlr. and Sirs. J. Hnrvey Curgan, 5331
Grcenway nvenue, havo returned from
an extended trip to tho homo of Mr.
Curgan'B parents. In Mount Joy. Mrs.
Curgan will be remembered as Miss
Anna Hill, 1H8 South 63d stret, before
her marriage In June.
Mr. Harry Thomas and his family, of
61st and Market streets, have gone to
Atlantic City for the season.
Miss Heleno Noros, of 4715 Kingsesslng
avenue, is visiting her sister at Ocean
City.
Mr. nnd Mra. Jay Howard Talne, of
Belmont Apartment, aro guests at Wild
wood Crest.
Miss Sara Beaver will go this weeK
from Grateraford, on the Perkiomen, to
Ocean City.
Mr. W. K. Rclthmayer and family. 1723
Edgeley Btreet. occupy tho villa of Mr. E.
A. Grover at Parkertown, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Russell Galbralght.
6736 Walton avenue, havo gono to Cape
May.
Miss Anna Leslie, of m South 67th
street, Is spending a couple of weeks at
her sister's cottage at Wlldwood.
Miss Kathcrlno Kennedy, of 5S42 Alter
street. Is spending a few weeks at Johns
town, Pa
Mlsa Lydla Bingham and her sister,
Sirs. Joseph Rodgers, of 4Sth street and
Woodland avenue, aro spending a couple
of weeks nt Star Villa, Capo May.
Miss Grace Reid, of 221 South 46th
street, wilt leavo on Saturday to visit
friends on Long Island for a fortnight.
North Philadelphia
Mr. Robot t Cooks, 321 North 21st street,
Is spending his vacation nt Delawnre Wa
ter Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Witty, of 160S
West Allegheny avenue, havo left for
Chelsea, where they havo a cottage. They
wcro accompanied by their two daughters
and son.
Miss Dorothy Landls, of 1727 West On
tario street, has returned from Wlldwood
and will spend tho remnlndcr of tho sum
mer ns tho guest of Mrs. J. M. Engel
horn, of 1719 West Ontario Btrcct, at
her country homo In Delaware.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolston, of 6613
Musgrave street, are entertaining Silas
Esther Folson, of Bridgeport, N, J., whq
has Just returned from the California
Exposition. Sir, and Sirs. Wolston will
open their cottage at Ocean City this
week for the rest of tho summer.
Miss Kmma Crossley. of Pastorlus
street, accompanied by her slater, Miss
Mary Crossley. has left for Atlantic City,
where sho will ba the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Daniel Llndley; i
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Scott, of Hortter
street and Svisaajilckon avenue, will leave
today for a motor trip to Long Island.
Chester and Vicinity
A card patty was held at tile home
of Sim. K. W. Kltts. HU Pottw tret.
yasUrday nwrnlu In Interest ot the
wonwn suffrage au. The proed will
ha added to the fowl that U baing ralaed
In the Jd Ward to meat the campaign
aMinMt that has ben mada agalnut
it,
Mr. and Mm. C. W. UlgeJow, of Eat
TjBoojn atrMt, JI4Ia, are host to tha
Rev and Mm. M pVijir. of Jaekson
Vttto. Fto-Tand C E Hol. of Howell.
N Y.
Miss Constance Cochrane daufbtar of
Mra. Elisabeth Lull Cochraae and. the
late General Henry Clay Cochrane, will
leave soon with a partjr of fHeods toa
tour through tha Wet and a visit to the
roam Pacific Espmltlon
Vacation Day Precautions
Ida pi tut uitin" to Und yuil
r.i. i,um Acme uJ u.nal,U tv wbtaut youi
South Philadelphia
Miss Irma Sauerland, of South ISth
street, has gono to Wlldwood for the
season.
Sirs. William A. Donley and her son, of
HJ1 Catharine street, are now staying al
A'Ictor Hall, Atlantic City.
Str. and Sire. A. J. Town nnd Sir. A.
J. Town, Jr., aro stopping at Victor Hall,
Atlantic City.
Sir. A. J. T. Gallagher and Sir. Charles
C. Gallagher are stopping at Victor Hall,
Atlantic City.
Mr. Edward Watson, of 1133 South Broad
street, has left for Island Heights, N. J.,
where he will spend tho remainder of the
summer.
The second annual Greater South Phila
delphia Day of tho Passyunk Avenue
Business Men's Association will be held
on Wednesday, August 4, at Point Breeie
Park. Races, games, baby parade nnd
good entertainment will be provided for
all from 13 noon till il p. m. There will
be a Charlie Chaplin contest for boys
under 16 years of age and fireworks In
tho evening.
Sirs. Qharles Hopkins, of 2333 South
Carlisle street, will leave shortly on a
tour of Maine and Canada,
Sir. and Mrs. William B. Williams, of
South Broad street, have returned from a
very pleasant trip to tho West.
Mr, Benson Sillier, of 21st and Wharton
streets. Is spending his vacation at
Halnesport, N. J.
Sirs Thomas Haines, of South Broad
street, lr home after a two months' stay
in Pittsburgh.
Delaware COUnty
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Margaret Robertson, daughter ot
Mr. and Sirs. William Robertson, of
Darby, to Sir. Elmer Miller, of Mount
Airy. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and
Sirs, Sillier wilt take up their residence
In Mount Alr.
Mr. Phlllo Sipler. of Alain street, Dar
by, is spending several weeks at Camp
TahlekQ.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence, of
Darby, announce the marriage of their
daughtw. MlM Grace Lawrence, to Sir.
Bdwln Waw. of Pittsburgh, on July
21. After a wedding trU to Atlantic City,
the young oowrte will Bjake Uitlr heme
In Pittsburgh.
Northeast Philadelphia
Sir. Julius B. Zlemek and family, of
2602 East Madison street, have gonn for
tho summer to their cottago In Egg Har
bor, N. J. Sir. Zlemek Is widely known
In tho northeast as an Interpreter among
tho Polish people. His father, Str. John
F. Zlemek, who will go with tho family
to Egg Harbor, Is known as tho oldest
Polish resident in the city.
The Rev. William Galley nnd family.
of 2429 North 6th street, will leave this
week to spend threo weeks at Wlldwood,
N. J.
Sir. Elmer Obrecht, of Pittsburgh, n
former local newspaperman. Is visiting
friends here. Later ho will be tho guest
of Sir. and Sirs. John Denn, of Canton,
N. J.
Sir. George W. Morrison and family,
of 8th and York streets, will leave next
week for a tour of the New England
States.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Jack Rosenblum and their
son, of 1811 North 8th street, have occu
pied their apartments at Atlantic City.
Sir. and Sirs. John Bogan, of San
Francisco, arfi visiting Sire. Hannah
Schwelnle. 2520 North 4th street. Later
they will visit frleds upstate and Atlantic
City.
Lansdowne
.Mrs Leonard Strceper and family, of
133 Lowls nvenue, will spend several
weeks In Atlantic City.
Sir. and Sirs. George Foster Whlto and
their son will spend the rest of tho Bum
mer at Belmar, N. J,
Sllss Slary A. Kenny, of the Villa Apart
ments, returned today from a week's
motor trip to Watklns Glen, N. Y.
The Rev. Croswoll SIcBec, of 22 East
La Crosse avenue, Is entertaining his
father from Greenville. S. C.
MISS StARV SteCONNKLL, of MJS"Stlf'
flirt street, save a sumrlio linen
shower last week In honor ot SIls fimlly
Henwodd, 770 South Urcvid fltrpft, whose
marriage will take plaeo shortly to Sir.
William O'Connor, of Wilmington Miss
Henwood received many beautiful gifts,
and music, dancing and refreshments fol
lowed. Among those present wero Mra
Devlne, Miss Mary McConnell, Mies Stella
McNamee, Sllss Stella Gilbert, Sllss Rosa
Hllbert, Mlsa Emma Stephens, Sllss
Slarle Henwood, Sllss Louise Henwood,
Mlsa Louisa Stoullte, Mlsn Jano Toney,
Silts Jennie Bear, Miss Eleanor Steehah,
Stlss Slary Convery, Sllss Margaret
Bradley, Sllss Hose Wolflnger, Miss
Catherine Wolflnger, Sllss Mary WoV
linger, Sllss Maize Slulholland and Miss'
Fnnnlo Slulholland.
A delightful outlntt was given to the
Thomas 11 Wilson Bible Class, 1429 How
ard street, lost Saturday by Dr and
Sirs, F. Lange nt their country home,
"Hreeiy Ridge," Glen Riddle. Among
thoe present wero Sties E. F. SIcClln
tock, Strs. A. Sweeney, Sirs. A. A
Fisher. Sirs. Edward Weiss. Sir. and
Strs. Hickman. Miss E. Cretshton. Miss
SI. Pclrco. Stiss E. Pelrce, Miss C. Peale,
.miss m, Anderson, suss E Mclntyre.
Miss A. Stclntyre, Stlss J. Bridie. Miss
A. Downing, Mrs.. E. Vnnos. Silan a
Slajor, Sllss Nan Sweeney. Sirs. Balfd
and son, Mr Frank Gibson and ion, Sllss
L. Pastor, Sllss S Pastor, Sllss J. Win
throp and Mlsa E. Brown.
Tho Harmony Club of tho Northeast
will give a watermelon party, dance and
entertainment on Sunday evening at Ha
clubrooms, 2233 East William street, for
their friends and members.
It was found necessary to hold thli
event on this dato Instead of tho regular
social evening, ns some of Its members
aro leaving on tho following day for Val
ley Forge, where thoy will be camping
for a week. '
The Entertainment Commltteo has
booked good talent for this affair, and
n largo number 'nro expected. On the
following Sunday tho remaining members
will leave early In the morning for a hike
to Valley Forgo to meet tho other mem
bers and escort them home by rait.
Tho Stadonna Cathpllc Club's outing,
held last Sunday at Burlington Island
Park, on the Delaware, added another
link to Its long chain of successful en
tertainments, being one of tho largest
and most enthusiastic evcr conducted
by tho organization.
Tho "Bachelors" and tho "Engaged"
clashed on tho diamond, the score re
mittitur 12-8 In favor of tho Bachelors.
On Tuesday evening the members en
Joyed an unusual entertainment, which
took the form of a musical treat of
high order, proposed nnd engineered by
the Rev, Father MnTnn nr Ki Omm'kx
Church, assisted by the Rev. WMM
Daly, the rtcetitly appointed spttftaiufl
Those taking part m the concert tfM'4
u.c.i vi rare noiuty. ana include mmm
Of this dloeene. p(r1tAiiiiai utmtaliKte i
and laymen, three f tho latter Wntt
from the Shanahnn Catholic Club t tw
inviianon or rather Mcinnea
PlahO and vlnlln Jtntnt iuita ...
tlons and mflnnlntftiMi jm,t ,wt -- :
dresses by some of the clergy vhm"vt
mad the evening one long to bft tiBftrtft ,'b
ucieu uy mr organization
II Clrcolo dl Sant'AirnMft nmi S-jM.
ffulld) of the Madonna House, wukin "-J
Minn wen re presented. An operatw ut
by the Ml!! ntAriA ?.. ri.t.rt vit
revoked much apprflclAtlon
tany every one of tho artlsla mailc
thilr first visit to tha Madonna Unm
and thoy were greatly pleaded to learn
the workings of tho club nnd the ltow
nnd expressed themselves most Wlllta 19- '
repeat their visit In tho hear futurr
snowing tne entertainment reffHf.
ments wero served
Tho committee In charge of the affair
was Str, George H. Bonner director -Sir.
Leonard Gabriel, Sir. Anthony Mtf
lletta. Mr Nicholas Slaraaco, Mr Roew
E. Tnlono. Mr. Nicholas Talon and Mr.
Jtseph A. Lombard).
The members of tha Devon Outing
C ub entertained- at their cMtasrer at
Clcmentort Helehta last ttitrtdnv. Vhii-
nttendlns the mitlnir nr Aik
Rayfteld, Str. Irwin Lex, Mr, Roy mart-
mi. air Joseph Crowley, Sir Crlt '
uicumona, mt. uanici Rogers.
What's Doing Tonight
Munlrtpul Wind. Whsrtaii Bqusre, SSd ana i
Fitrmount l'rk B.nliti!oa full, ft jo"eleH.
Hire ThtAtr R A'lntr
vl"L. Mi' St. Intlus Church, 43i nt&
Vtulace streets.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FHAN'CIUSB BOclETT.
Noon-Optnmlr meeting- at the Blswhra
Holler Hearing Company,,, 4Sth streot mil
Merlon avenue, speaker, Mcie Berjaa aato
3;30 p. m -School yard meeting at 4th limit
a.t'i Aion.nooicii. nvenuo. apeoLKerr 2A139 At ia -?
JleCue. -
7:15 p. m. Meeting at Fentoa Field "&
following baseball game. Speaker, Mlu An
MeCue
7:10 p. m. Open-sir raettn at.mth tax
Walnut streets. Speaker, Miss ltrtha fnpj
i Its. -
8 30 v. m. Open-tr meeting af . h2,l ret
and Chester avenue, Speaker, Mis Berif
Sapovlte.
WOMAN SUFFP.AOE FXRTY
a p. m. Open-air meeting at 10th street nJ
LAncaster avenue. Bpeeken. MJn Eatelte Htu
set and W. J. Wxenknltht.
a 30 p. m. Open-ilr meeting et 30th l st
and Columbia avenue. Spe,kor, ! An a
MacFarlanJ and .Mtii May Mackeo.
8 JO p. m Open-air meeting at IBtti ana
South street. Speakers. Dr. K Mj It. UtiKitr
and Mrs. William Albert Wood.
Phila. School of Design for Women
nllOAI) AND SrAHTEIl BTnEl'.TS
1 Ileopeim September 37, IBID,
mil courses In Art and Industrial Art,
Practical Designing- In all Ita branches.
Illustration, Costume Illustration.
I A. IJ. WIDKNEIl PKIXOW8IUP
10 CUIIOI'E FOlt DESIGN
BTIIAYEn'S DUSINESS COLLEOD
will make exceptionally attractive otTer this
week to any person desiring a business
education.
801 to 807 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
THE HOLMAN SCHOOL, 2:01 WALNUT ST.
From Monteanorl throuth Collet Prepara
tory. Girls and small boys.
NAZARETH, PA.
Nazareth Hall
Military School
Takes tha parent's 'place for boys
from eight to sixteen years.
One of the oldest Boarding Schools
for Boys in America.
Established In 1783.
llOLLlPAVgU tm O.PA.
MEncKusnuno. ta.
Tioga
Mrs. Esther Irvine, of 2137 West On
tario street. Is spending some time at
Statcn Island, N. Y. Her Bon. Mr. Allan
Irvine, Is tho guest of his uncle. Pro
fessor William Mnnn Irvine, of Mercers
burg, Pa.
lira. C. H. Strodlck. of mi West Ven
ango street, hna returned from a visit
to Niagara Falls, Watklns Glen and
Canada. Her daughter, Mlsa Amelia J.
Strodlck. has gone to Bellaallver. Sulli
van County, Pa., to remain until the end
of August.
- i
Miss Marie Frlcke. daughter of Air. and
Mrs. Harry Frlcke. bf 1013 West Tioga
street. Is vteltlng friends In MUlvllle. N,
J, Miss Esther Frlcke has returned from
several weeks' etay In Atlantic City.
Their brother, Mr. Augustus Frlcke, Is
summering in Ocean City.
Mrs. Curtis Haven and her. daughter,
Miss Miriam J, Haven, of 1526 West On
tario street, are entertaining Miss Re
becca Crawford and her slater, Miss
Grace Crawford, of Pittsburgh, who are
stopping In Philadelphia on their way to
New York and Connecticut..
Merccrsburg Academy
Aim of tho School A thorough physical,
mental and moral training tor college en
trance or business. Spirit of School A
manly tone of self-reliance under Christian
masters from the great universities. Per
sonal attention given to each boy. Location
In tha country, on the western slope of tho
famous Cumberland Valley, one ot the moat
beautiful and healthful spots of America.
Equipment Modern and complete. New
Gymnasium Writs for catalogue. Address
Sox 140. William Maim Irvine, I.L. I)., llcad
master, Slercrrsburr, Pa.
C1IAMDER8BUBO, PA,
Nell for the Soelely page w'U be
eepted and printed la the Evening
ledger, but all each notice must be
written oa oa side of tho paper,
must be aUraed In full, with full od
dreM. und when poWlo telephone
pumUe must be liven.
ea4 all eueh tomnauPl cations ta
Wl; EdMet," Visaing Leaser,
Ml Ctucataat swwt.
I'ulcM tkv reqaUMsst Mt
varriel ut a that veJUaslInn may
Hotel Arrivals
OHEBN'S-D. D. Kllnr. Altoona. Fa. I D K.
Hoover, Altoona, Pa,; V. A. Chase, JUrt-
ford. Conn.
CONTINBNTAI-Mr. and Mrs. I. K, Stren,
Pottstown, Pa,: Mra. A. aninebaura, Wllo-
wood, N. J,i II, W, C, Watklns, Drowsa
Mills, N. J,
DOONETVS-C. A, Iteese, Easton, Pa.1 J. J.
KUtler. AUentown. Pei A. II Rwtew, St.
Paul, Minn,, D. Dunlap, New York.
NEW BINailAM-O. S. Buts, Lancaster. Pa :
G. Ml. Illehard New York j Mra; V. Furrell.
East Orange, N. 1,
IJANOVER-H. Schaefter, Readier. PJ n. P.
Garrett, BrWseton, N. J.i C, A. Iftmano.
Ocean City, N. J.
W1NDSOP.-B B Bnsle. HwrrUhurg, Pa..
Oeorae U Klrkby, VvilmlngtBa; V&t L. J.
Wallace, St. Mary's. Pa.
VBNDIG-C. W Marvll. Laurel. Del. I Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Palmer, lanfborne. Pa.1
i. C Wekh Wilmington, Del.
ADBUHJA Oeorge U Markland. Stone liar-
lr. N J ; Dr. sad Mra. J itYouag, Jjioii-
ford. Pa , William C, Landea, Jr. BalU-
mor. Md.
nrW-CABtTON-II. Cualck, CWfage. m.l
Mr. sad Mra. A U Iloakks. PMadalpato,
fij,; tewU W Crockett. Maaeteetev ;, JaWg.:
Mr. aad Mr A. Boris, BalllWe. Md . A.
-WM: Bryn Mawr. Pa,. V. Jreatoo Nw
York. O W lEgh, New York, Meary
Kraue Baltimore, Md.
BHLLBVUsVOTRATPOHD - J g; , Jonej.
rUiUtoa. Pa.: C, V?. Chatham.. Pittsburgh,
Pa,. W F. Wttklaiwi. Clwcjaad. O , C R.
MeCr. Heaovo. ,. II R OdfU. &-
burgh. N Y.. nn6Ra L. Man.w Teik.
Mm II Duaaam. Soraate. Pa-,. Oeorg
W. Creljitoo. Altoeaa. Pa.. M. C. Iluga.
New York. Clartae BurieUt, Pittsburgh,
Pa, . O II Hrowa. TWeJu. a; A. U Mayer,
PUUburgb, Pa.
WAL.TON Mr and Mr. Waltao War Bos
ton Mas. A B Qtimw, CUco, 111 , u
II Bv-o Near Yotk
STBNITON Mr and Mr Q &. Dor man PHI
bursk Pa P M-huie Pttiabargh P ,
WrlauH Mre Joa.h O tUie, B-rrtaoiu.
P.
ooi-uK.saLiE ioJi j Hrtuiu! BMtar
Park? w fc. tX.vifci! AUesiowa, Pj
EraiaiSJSISISISIHSISISIHESISJSEJaiaiHEISEISISI
PENN HALL SCHOOL
rou ainxs
floated In the beautiful Cumberland
Vrlley. College Preparatory. Modem
Language and Special Courses. Certifi
cate Privileges Ilooms with private
bath. Hotel Gladstone, Atlantis City,
N. J., occupied by (school during May
each year. Work continues without In
terruption. Rate. 300. For catalog
and views, addresa PRANK H MACJILL,
A. M . Principal.
iHsiaMaBiaffiaaisiajaiaieJ
5ertd for Catalogue; you will
os pleased.
Rev.'S. J. Blum, D.D. Prin.,
NAZARETH, PA.
CHESTER. TA.
CARLISLE, PA.
fONWAY HALL lrsttlasa Prepara-
provea courses, experiencea teacnera ana com'
plete equipment. Air
Catalogue.
lete equipment. Alms to develop strongmen,
w. A. liuiblliauu. ,tuiiw,r
WYNNEWOOO, PA.
"Country Day School for Boys"
Place your boy In thla school and you have
riven him the opportunity to arrl at manhood
chysleally fit and with bis studies Intelligently
mastered. Open In Sept. at Wynnswood, Pa,
Rev. Gibson Hell. A.H.. H.D.. Head Maater,
8310 Navaho. Street. Chestnut Hill, Pa.
LITITZ. PA.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
For Qlrls. E. 1TI8. Bkt. Ad. Box 118. Lltlt. Pa.
with Preparatory Department
Nesreitofall colleges to the discipline, phyi
xw .- leal training and education of
West PouiL Ago umii i
years and upward. Total en
rollmont limited to 1 50,
Degrees granted In Civil .En
gineering, Chemistry, Arts.
For catalogue address
C.U CHAS. E. irTATT, tttiiaU
Sox MS, ' Chester, Pa.
Miss Cowles' Schoo"
HIGHLAND HALL
FOR GIRLS, rjollldaysburg, P..
In tha healthful mountain cou-urv
of Pennsylvania. Every opportunity
for outdoor life. Preparatory lui
Bryn Mawr and all other colleges,
certificate privilege. Music, Art
Domestic Science. All rooms on
nectcd with bath. Swimming ixjuI
gymnasium and sleeping pore1'
MISS EMMAMILTOH COYLB, . 3.
Head of School
HARBISnOKO. TA.
8At,TSRUIta,J,A.
lUSKIMLNKTAH Bl'IUNQS bCHOOL
ton inn a
Indorsed by eery American Unlveratty. In
dividual plan of work for each boy. College
Preparatory Course and a good training for
business life Special course In agriculture.
Sclentlflo physical cars. Pure water, good
food. SOO-acr farm. A school of character.
28th year opens J3p. 21 Write for Cat'c No.il.
UUlilmlnctas Springs School, SalUburg, Pa,
BETHLEHEM, PA.
BISHOPTHORPE MANOR
A select school for girls .College preparatory
and finishing coursae Bectlve studies. Ad
dress CLAUDE N WTANT, Principal, Bq
2M. South Bethlebem. Pa.
MORAVIAN SEMINARY & COLLBGB FOR
WOMBN, UBTHLBHBM, PA-Accredited.
lUth.year 8ept 3. 101.
WEST CHESTER, PA.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Both Sexea,
1180-1240 per year. Q. M. PHILIPS. Prin.
Harrisbur
Academy-
A counrr school founded lTfifl.
uuuaings. large campus.
txnl'tw
Advantae ut
mall daaeee and Individual lnatructtaa.
Thorough colleco preparation. Ratea (lu
IS0O Supervised athletlca. Bepafats, nw
for younger boys. We Invite closest I trs.
ligation a pcrstmal visit If poeslble. W ue
for our catalogue and plana tot new uir
mltor". Address
ARTHUR IS. 1JIIOWN. IL A., Readir.Jlc
ALLENTOWN. PA.
AUentown Preparatory School J
boyaforleadlngcollegeeaiunlver' Spt dptfr
younger boys New bldga, xll athletics Hfit
standards. Large campus Jnrlu. tera
Catalog Add- Frank L. Slrmn. A. W Fria.
i I, .
IIALTIMORE. MD.
AFFORDBY NORMAL SCHWL
Kindergarten Pritaary Diploma. Tba i.,
Beeslon begins Sept. ST. Couru ot Zl -rj
Model and Practice Schools. BHmUOi mAt
man. Prin.. OI)mn Apart. C-, Hiltlmo,,' 114.
WASHINGTON. D. C
ST. ALBANS
The National Cathedral School tor U"T
A country school In National Ca, '4l
Bishop of Washington, Free. Addrtu Ji-
maatar. ML St, Alban. Waablattoo D- r-
STAPNTpN, A.
Mary Daldwla Semloary, Hlauntoa, . I...
oat ed la 8beadH Valley f Vlrg.mr.
Uneurs4 eltnateii modern atHlstai"!.
Tens nwdewt. PvpR may eater eoufW.
CaUlogu. MUs E. a WeLaw, lrlMJfi.1'
Mothers From Far Away Texas and
Oklahoma Ask Us to
Select Schools for Their Daughters
During the last few weeks we have received at the Educational Bureau many
requests from far distant places. Mothers in Texas, Oklahoma, Wsft Vir
giniaj Virginia and other States have asked us to help them in selecting a tchool
for their children. Some want a moderate priced school and others st no
limit ! Of whatever character, we find it and can help you, too, if you axe
perplexed and worried about selecting a proper school. By conattlting
Ledger Central you will save yourself much time, expeiuw and wotry, Call,
phone or write, giving full details, in order to facilitate th rwndoHg K your
mquiry.
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