milLADELPmANS
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-aim m Buvwrrs VARIED DOINGS
r aniZfZ'T!.
rtt Newport
rft. AND MI18. ALftXANDttrt
.BROWN, of Iloscmont, who aro
pending- tho summer at SunnyiTieail, their
nti ftt NorraeanBott rier, entertalneil
Kufllnncr last night, their guests Including
If, and Mrs. Thomas McKcan, air. and
Irs. John It, Fell, Mr. M. Stevehson and
til&s Kitty Smith, 'who la their house
Rtfest. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will have ns
Their Buest during the latter part of
Rftguat, Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. 11.
perm Smith, of Strafford.
Britr. and Mrs. Clarence Vf, Dolan. who
pre spending tho summer at Newport,
have ns ineir nouso guesi ror several
Bays Mrs. Gralmm White, of London, for
STSorn they entertained at dinner last
Evening. Mrs. White will be rememhered
Kg Miss Dorothy Taylor, of New York.
'i
Mli Mary Drown Warburton. who Is at
Krcaent tho guest of her grandparents,
lr. and Mrs. John Wanamakor, at their
KKttase at Chelsea, will loavo on August
R?to Join her Bister, Mis. Arthur do
lllceren, at Newport, where sho will spend
Hie balance or. mo monm,
BCaDtatn ond Mrs. Edward Huchanan
Cassatt, of Chcstcrbrook Farms, Dcrwyn,
ho aro at present at Newport, will
Snortiy icavu iur iiurruaimeu x icr,
where they will bo the guests for a few
Bays of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Lowber
Welsh, and then go on to Bar Harbor to
visit Airs. A. wassail.
Mtra James Caverly rowlln. of anil-
hrook lane, Havcrford, who lm beon tho
Ifuest of her brother. Captain William
flmi unuca amies navy, ai ixewpviii
tnn returned. Miss Mary Sims has been
Rtaylng at Bay Head with her children.
Along the Main Line
RATtDMOItE. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln O.
icilno and son, of 17 Church road, aro
Imaktng a visit at Washington, D. C.
Pie. an Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd are soond-
flng tho summer months at Wutch Hill,
I.
fit AVRirFOItD. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
ft s,i. nm! their children, of Stewart
avenue, aro spending sovoral weeks with
BMr. Pago's parents, Mr. nnd Sirs. Joseph
IF, Page, Jr., at their farm on Paoll road,
EPaoll.
4A-ttlH T?1tvnVf1, rirnnfTAr. nf Old Gulf
K' . , ,1 0..a. ...lU flAnrla fni
irOaa, Will 3UU OULUlimj . ww . ..
".California, by way oi ranaran.
i'BUYN MAWB. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
G. Dixon and Miss isatnanno uixon. oi
Joid Gulf road, have returned from Cal
Slfornla. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bllnksop will leave
L'next week for Panama.
(mtvhs sir. nnd Mrs. William T.
Hunter, Miss Irene A. Hunter, Mr. Will-
lam T, Hunter, jr., ana -nr. uib "
ni.Tfnntor will leave today for California,
Stopping at tho Grand Canyon, Yosemlto
Valley, and returning from the exposition
by, way of Ycllowatono Park and tho
Canadian Rockies.
Germantown
Ktr. nrf Mrs. Clinton Beagary. of the
Newport. are registered at tho Stockton
Ma, in Capo aiay, ror a suiy ui "
h. . a fn ntirl A.Tt"l
MKs. in tno autumn mi. ""
Beagary will make tneir nomo in raiu-
(town.
i.Mrai. nhnriH Coadv. of Boyer street,
and her three children have left for Sea
side Park, where they will remain far
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Foster, of 223
West Fenn street, will leave tho lattor
f part or next month for California to at
tend tbo Panatna-i'acinc imposition.
I Dr. John A. O'Brien, of B610 Greene
fitreet, has returned from a short stay In
lAsbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Annamarta Jnnnlzzl, of
$831 Magnolia avonuo, have issued In
vitations for tho marriage of their
Kauehtor. Miss Paquallna Jannlzzl, to Mr.
biDatlno a. acarpeuo on aunaay, aubu
2J, at 5 o'clock, in Immaculato Conception
Parish Hall, Chelten avenue nnd Chew
street
HMlss Katherine McK. Quln, who spent
tfto week-end at tno iiotot uonnis, Aiian
tie. City, has returned to hor home, Ml
West Walnut lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Lord, of 33S
linnhoim utreflt. win m to the Traymore,
Atlantic City. August 15, for several
weeks.
Mis MntiM Leonard, of 221 School
Jlouse, lane, will leave on August 13 for
Eagle's Mere, whore she will bo tho guest
5f Miss Josephine Alcorn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, James Alcorn.
Trs. Cheater Haney, of tho Monhelm
Daitments. Oucen Lane, will leave to-
pporrow for Ventnor, where fibe will be
BKe guest of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd A.
Kagendorph at their cottage. Mrs. Haney
gSs Just returned from Montclnlr, N, J.,
Evbere sho visited Mrs. S. D. Chow.
KMr. and Mrs. George Hartley Deacon.
of McKean avenue, gave a small dance
H their home last night In honor ot
Jhelr Bon. Mr. Frank Deacon, wnoso
frjends will be glad t hear that he has
recovered from ft severe Illness.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. relrson, or
'hm-irm nnrt fjanova avenues. Glenslde,
MOmpanled by their two daughters, Mlss
IVrttn Petrsnn nnd Mlsa Helen Pelrson,
EJJye arrived at their home In the Adirond
ack Mountains and win remain unui
Biptember 1. '
Ir. Wnrrt Vhealock. Of WynCOte, WllO
Pas beon spending tho summer at Seaside
iirK, f. J., nas leu wu v 1 .
nd8. Who will oruiso to i-oriiunu, .,
here they will visit for several weeks.
Ir. and Mm. James n. Homer, of Ash-
Sfrne, havq leased their cottage at Stone
irbor for th balance of the summer
flfr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Frledrioh, of
Sk Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Homer will
Mrt next week for California, wnero
will remain until uciooer asine
mtn ot Dr. and Mrs. Frank Talley.
Talley was formerly wws
uer, o Ashbourne.
lr, Harvey S. Newcomer, of Washing-
w, v., is ocoupyinis -b"". "--
en Sylvaula avenue, aisnswe. tor
i Bimr.
Hiid Mrs ourn Simons, of FalrhlU
He. QUiulde, aooowpanlod by their
Hotlces for th Society pxe will b
kcepted nd printed In the Kfenlng
rr -eurtr, out H saen o" "
r written on ene side et the psptr,
jiut be sUped In fuU, with full wl-
'fd.t, ojl beu poio ih".
uauiutr ihusi pa eitu.
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HAVE PROMiNin
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toterMnat Dinner at Nana-
Personals.
Uh?hf,XneVend .Wn WaUr '
MriT Tt,n.nC8"10!,.a ttnA her aushter,
mo ! W,tcks "KP 1Iotel Dennis;
noVorVoVlUTxo"- ,Dnne" WUl
West Philadelphia
Miss Gertrudo M. Murphy entertained
,li?MLalJ?vle Club- of Blackwood, at her
evenInD2ll.N0tl, 52d ,,.lrca, on MndaV
n . 1 1 ' n,1 n. Pr8fesslvo novelty party,
mm"1" an.d musld' children's
games, such tut mizin n t... .. .
Ami8 nr.d Strlngl"K bMdi.' wiiTpiaVid
Among thoso present were Mlsa Evelyn
?",yJ H., ano JIk. MIm Katherine
xtMii ' iu,B,3 J"ry uonegan, M ss Noll
MnMinfe' Mlss Bndla Valntlno, Mis"
It,' Tn9,k ,Kneh Mr' Pmnels Lynch
.li n ,1' 3fr Ar,hur O'Hnra, Mr.
Joseph llellly, Mr. Joseph Hayes Mr
Joseph A. Murphy and Mr. James Monks.
Mr. w. J. Jones nnd his family, of B223
ualtlmore avenue, aro at Ocean City for
tho season.
Mrs. n. A. Hanco and Miss Carrie
Hnnco, ESlo Willows avenue, will Bpoml
tho month of August with cottago friends
at ventnor.
Miss Ella Gardner, of 6110 Westminster
aY.e'lu,c' wl" Pend tho month of August
with her sister, Mrs. John Bencar, ot 227
Indiana avenue, Atlantlo City.
Tho members of the Beta Sigma Chap
ter of the Kappa Beta Sigma Sorority
nave taken a house In Capo May which
they will occupy the remainder of the
summer. Among thoso who aro there
now nro Miss Kthyl Allen, Miss Gejaldlno
llartlctt. Miss Marion Buckley, Miss Sara
Cooke, Miss 1311a Fnlck, Miss Nan Har
vey, Miss Eleanor Johnston, Miss Mnry
Long Kuglcr, Miss Kathleen Kuglcr, Mls3
Mary Levan and Miss Margaret Trimble.
Mrs. Falck Is chaperoning tho party.
Mrs. Edward Harman and her daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Harman, will spond
,?. m?ntn ot August In Atlantic City
with Mrs. Herman's brother, Mr. Joseph
E. Dovlne.
Miss Loretto Cooke and Mlss Helen
McDonald, of E403 Spruco street, have
returned from a week's stay at tho shore.
They will loavo in a few weeks for a
trip to Main).
South Philadelphia '
Mlss Kathryn Quattlo, of 1811 East
Passyunk avenuo, and Mr. Jack Casper,
of 422 Taskor street, will spend tho next
two weeks at Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison B. Conniman, of
i-ast Moyamenslng avonuc, will leave
bundny, for an extended tour of the
feouth.
Mlsa Ruth Allison Monahan. of 2311
lasker streot, has returned from an ex
tended visit to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Car
nardlne, of Brlgeport. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sealmore Lofiand and
their daughter, of 223t South Bonsall
street, are onjoylng a trip to Townsend's
Inlet, whore they will remain for two
weeks.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Jlrs. Baudcnstcln, 1231 West
Hazzard street, are spending several
weeks with relatives In Wllllamsport, Pa.
Mr. Jay M. Daniels, 2S32 Columbia ave
nue, lias returned from a visit to Schuyl-
itiu iiaven. l'a.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Smith, of 2)10
.orin yjin streot, announce the be
trothal of their daughter, Mlss Qlodean
Smith, to Dr. Curtis Clyde Eves, also of
this city. The wedding will take nlace
in October.
Mr. David Chnlfln, of 1033 Brown street,
is nt his cottago at Mlllvlllo, N. J., whero
ho will remain for a few weeks.
Mr. Maxwell W. Kalman. of 15th nnd
Susquehanna avenuo, was tho guest of
air. warry u. urosto, at Stone Harbor,
last week-end.
Mr. P. J. Malln nnd family, of 2d nnd
Poplar streets, are spending tho summer
at Wlldwood, with Mlss Mary Flnley as
their guest.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mlss Josephine Clark and her sister,
Mlss Alice Clark, 2630 Emerald street, nro
visiting their sister, Mrs. Joseph O'Con
nor, at Atlantlo City.
Mlss nose Semet, of 1816 East Orleans
street. Is on a vacation trip to Holly
Beach for several weeks.
Announcement Is made of the engage
ment of Mr, Lawrence Kent, of 3113 Mem
phis street, and Mies Josephine Clark,
cf 2630 Emerald street. At present Mr,
Kent Is In Atlantlo City.
Mr. James Connors, of 1318 Hope street.
Is spending some time with relatives In
Atlantlo City,
Mr, Thomas F. Duffy, of 1837 Mutter
street, Is visiting friends In Wlldwood.
Vacation Day Precautions
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far from home and unable to obtain your
favorite neictpaper. Before iou to axeav
notlfu the Evening Ledger to have vour
paper aent to you. Bpeelfy the edition J
desired.
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MRS. HUBERT DE LA ROCHE WIEGAND
Who before her mnrriago this morning was Mis3 Isnbel Ancora Bryan. Sho is tho daughter of Dr. nnd
" Mrs. Joseph R. Bryan, of 4200 Chestnut street.
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KNITTING FAD OF THE WINTER
IS CONTINUED AT THE SEASHORE
Sweaters and Scarfs of Brilliant Hue for Milady of Fashion
Are Made by Her Own Nimble Fingers.
Vacation Doings.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 30.
WHEN the summer girl relaxes after
hor morning dip In tho surf nnd
comes forth to form an Interesting group
on one of thb piers or perchance the
hotol or cottage piazza in the afternoon
she knits or crochets. Embroidery seems
to havo lost its hold. Knitting came Into
vogue last winter, whon everybody
worked so Industriously making scarfs
for tho soldier boys, and It was found to
bo a very useful accomplishment. Many
ot tho girls wearing tho smartest woolen
sweaters .will tell you with considerable
pride they knit them themselves. Indeed,
knitting has proved so fascinating that
some Industrious girls have made three
or four modish top coverings of the beau
tiful pastel yarns. Canary color la n
general favorite. A girl on the Steel
Pier this afternoon was uomg soma mei
crocheting for a bedspread, which sho
confessed was for her "hope chest." She
proudly exhibited to an, admiring group
a set of throe Initials which were to bo
inset in heavy linen across the bolster.
For the centre she was crocheting a large
square medallion, in which Dan Cupid
was scattering blossoms about.
Her method of crocheting was Identical
with tho tidies our grandmothers used to
knit for the backs of sofas and thoso
"comfy" armchairs, all of which brings to
mind that very old, moss-grown saying,
"There Is nothing new under the sun."
Two brldgo parties were held In fashion
able Chelsea this week. The centre of In
tcrest was tho all-day fote held at Kenton
Hall, Belmont avenue and the beach, for
the benefit of All Saints' Church, on Wed
nesday. The lower exchange was dotted
with gayly decorated booths adorned with
iimmnr blooms. There wus keen rivalry
as to which booth would take In the most
money at the end of the day, and every
one worked with might nnd main to raise
tho desired 12000. which will probably bo
mode up by subscriptions If the profits of
the sale do not quite reach that amount.
Among those who were especially In
terested In making the fete a success
wero Mrs. William II. Bennett, Mrs. Lin
coln Godfrey, Mrs. Robert Martin Will
iams, Mrs. Edward Porteous, Mrs. Cecil
Sayre, Mrs. Pierce Archer, Mlss Wal
lace, Mrs. John W, Williams. Mrs. E. P.
Curpenter, Mrs. S. Bartram Richards,
Mrs, J. H. Townsend, 3d, Mlis Henrietta
MRS. MORRIS UAST
.
Large, Mrs. V. P. Wood, Jlrs. Lincoln
Godfroy, Jr., Sirs. Albert Pnncoost, Mrs.
E. B. Taylor. Mrs. Knorr, 'Jlrs. William
Craig, Mlss George, Mrs. John Mason,
Mlss Phyllis Walsh, Mrs. Samuel P.
Huhn, Mlss Ruth Wilson, Miss Orpha
Shryock, Miss Dorothy Deacon, Miss
Dorothy Morlcy, Miss Harriet Chapman,
Mlss Pauline Jump Arey, Mlss Katherino
Putman, Mlss Lois Jackson, Mlss Kitty
Mlskey, MIs3 Dorothy Turner, the Misses
Fisher and tho Misses Broomall.
Mr. nnd Jlrs. John C. Nolan, whose
marriage took place early In the week
at Mount Carmel Church, Philadelphia,
are horo for their honeymoon. Jlrs,
Nolan beforo her marriage was JIIss
Elizabeth A. Page, of 1910 South 2d
street.
Senor Domlcto de Gaba, Ambassador
from Brazil to the United States, Is at
tho Traymore, accompanied by his family.
Jlrs. Stephen C. Chester Is entertain
ing at her summer home In Ventnor
JIIss Carolyn A. Barreck. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Barreck, Jr., of Read
ing, Pa.
Jlr. and Mrs. Patrlok Dempsey, of
West Philadelphia, have taken a cot
tage on Sovereign avenue South, Chelsea,
for tho remainder of the season. They
nro accompanied by the Misses Dempsey.
' JIIss Anna Toland. who has been visit
ing friends In Philadelphia for a few
days, returned to 'ner summer cottage
on Brighton North, this afternoon.
Jlr. Stanley Frelhofor Is entertaining
Jlr. Edward Welsen, of Philadelphia, at
his seashore cottage on Richmond ave
nue. Mlsa Elizabeth J. Bennett, of 111 North
Chelsea avenue, will have as her guest
for the month of August Miss Anna n.
Black, of 4525 Parrlsh street, Philadel
phia. CAPE MAY, July 30. Another dancing
contest will be held nt the Red Mill Sat
urday night, and It Is hoped that It may
be as great a success as the one last
week, Mr. Johnson, leader be or
chestra, will donate a silver cup to the
winner,
Mlss Elizabeth McCIellan, of German
town, has arrived in Cape May, where
she will spend several weeks.
Mlss Eleanor Hopkins has come to
Cape Jlay, to remain through the month
of August as a guest of her uncle, Mr.
James B, Hopkins, at his beautiful home
on Ocean Drive. JIIss Ellse Hopkins will
not arrive hero until tho middle of Sep
tember, when she will Teturn from the
San Francisco Exposition.
Jlr. and Mrs. C. R. Chandler have ar
rived at Hotel Cape May, to be here for
several weeks.
Jlr- and Mrs, Harold Moon havo had as
their guests for the last few days Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Dudley . Warwick, of
Ardmore,
Many Baltlmoreans will arrive this
week, among whom are JIIss Louise
House, daughter of Jlr. and Mrs. William
House. Miss Margaret Emory, a debu
tante of tn coming reason; Mlss Anna
Wrluht, Jlrs. Barton Van Nm, Mr. and
Jdt. George B. Slmmoji, of ItoUnd
l'ark. These charming paopto will be
delightful additions and will make Cape
May appear even more like a small Bal
timore than before.
Mr. Harry Llpplncott Cassard. of Oer
mantown, has arrived la Cape May,
where she has Joined hr sen and daugh
ter, Jllsa Catharine C&iaard and Mr.
Edward Cassard, at Baltimore Ion, for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Brown, of
Baltimore, formerly of 0nantown, will
arrive with their daughter, Mi Florence
Brown, rbls week, to ressaln the ret of
the fuvaautt. MU Brows wW be a deb
utante ut the conUjiK wtater-
MUS Steel 8blMa wu teen on the
tacb looking very dtMsUos la white
30,
llnon, a rose silk sweater nnd brown lib
erty straw hat, trimmed In brilliant-colored
field flowers.
Mlss Dorothy Wilson has left Geneva,
N. Y., and will Join her family, Jlr. and
Mrs. J. Clifford Wilson, at their summer
home, on Jefferson street, JIIss Wilson
will bring with' her Miss Florence Rlch
ards, of Jledla, as her guest for several
weeks.
Jilts Eljzaboth Kennedy, ono ot tiio
most popular of tlteV younger set of Cape
lilay, will bo greatly missed when she
leaves this week to Join JIIss Dorothy
Putnam In New York for an extensive
visit.
Mlss Anno Steele, ot Baltimore, will
arrive in Capo Jlay August 1, to bo tho
guest of Mlss Alva Sargeant at her
home, on New York avenue. Jtlss Sar
geant will leave the shore the middle of
August, to be tho guest of Jlr, and Mrs.
William Coleman Freeman at their beau
tiful home in York Harbor, Malno.
OCEAN CITY, July 30.-A card party
will bo given for tho Haydn Club of Oak
Lane at the Casino Club, Ocean city,
Thursday afternoon. AugUst 19.. A num
ber of luncheons will precede tho games.
Jlrs. Arthur C. Ochrle, of 1923 North
13th street, Logan, has had ns her guest
JIIss Evelyn Fels nt her Ocean City
home, SOS Park avenue.
Jlrs. James M. MoNally. of 1923 North
12th street, Logan, who Is In Oceaji City
for the summer, was guest or nonor ni
a luncheon given by Mrs. George A. w;il
mniins at the Hewllngs. Ocean City. Jlrs.
"WHllmanns' guests came from German
town and Tioga and Included Jtrs. Mnu
rlco A, Nugent, Jlrs, Lesllo JlcPhcrrin,
Jlrs. James JtcCrudden, Jlrs. James It.
Vincent and Jlrs. E, M. Horn.
Jlr, nnd Jlrs, Clarence Sill, of Lans
downe. Who have taken a cottago for the
summer at Ocean City, entertained a
party aboard their yacht, tho Ariel, yes
terday. BAY HEAD, July 80. Among thoso
who have taken cottages at Bay Head
and are enjoying the cool sea breezeB of
the shore are Mr, and Mrs. J. Ernest
Richards, of Philadelphia;. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas Reath, JIIss Nancy Reath, Jlr.
Thomas Reath, Jr.. who are entertaining
many parties ot young peoplo over the
week-ends.
Jlr, Graham Damon, of Providence, R,
I formerly of Philadelphia, Is one of the
recent arrivals at the Bluffs, where he
will spend a couple of weeks,
Jlrs. Joseph F. Edwards and Mr. Ed
ward Baldwin Edwards, of Philadelphia,
have arrived at their cottage and will
spend the remainder of the summer at
the shore.
Mrs. Frank Roberts, of Wynnewood.
Pa., who has been spending the early
summer at her cottage at Lake George,
N, Y., has left for Bay Head, where
she will spend several days.
Miss Jlay Hodges ) one of the younger
set who Is seen regularly on the tennis
court, and her game Is watched with
interest by her many friends.
The ladles' doubles tennis tournament
started Monday and Is to be played off
this week. Many entries both from
Orange, New York and Philadelphia are
playing. Miss Marjorle Mann has Joined
the crowd ot young people and is seen
sailing, which Is one of her pet spprt
She Is ooklng stunning and Is always sur
rounded by many triends,
Mrs. James M. Longacre and Mlss Car
oline Longacre, of Bt. David's, Fa., are
occupying their cottage at Bay Head and
are Joined over the week-ends by Mr.
James Barton Longacre.
BIVHK STKAMBOATa
THOMAS CLYDE
Family Exclusion Steamer to
AUGUSTINE BEACH
100 Miles 50 Cents
Stepplor Chester and reswufroTe
Only Uoat to Atttustlne lltwca
Landing In Hst at Breve j u( sslt-wster
batllBf. 600 aJlVJrj' batbrooiBJ. FM r.
Ssitrs .9" bv "rf Uach; dwjias- .11 u-
ArtssUa wilier, ilaly labia. bson aud
SiirKowul Ti(. CWUsna. 8 to W.tt
Jm Aii Wharf 8!
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1-915.
WEST PHILADELPHIA WMOttMJ
Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph ftoberts Jimm Became nrukt
or mr. jitiuert ao la Roche Wiegand Thtk Morning.
Othdr Nuptials.
TUB wedding of Jtlss Isabel Anedra
Bryan, daughter of Dr. tmA Mn. Xa.
seph Roberts Bryan, of 4200 Chestnut
street, nnd Mr. Hubert de la Roche
Wiegand took place this morning in St
James' Catholle Church, 38lh and Chest
nut streets, at 10:80 o'cloek. The cere
mony was perfotmed by the Rev.
Jnmes F. Jronahan, who celebrated the
Nuptial Mass which foliawnrt.
i . ia?L Wno wn" Blvcft 'n marriage
-1.1. f.ftther' .woro a P"11 ow" f
white satin nnd lace, Her veil was fash-
i ?,f lul'8 ""d ha earned lilies of
"o vuuey.
The maid of honor was Miss Adefe
2nin ",5. na ,n bridesmaid
Martin. Mr. Wiegand had for best man
?.;- n,ey A"lln. "Is ushers
wero Mr. ?a r..Tri.....- - .
:V.Q lb. I5!5'8".' ' William An-N
..uii una Jlr, v, jtcnrick Jtartln.
A reception followed the ceremony at
!vi?ii !Ti? of th6 brld6'8 Paints, after
vi &? yoUnK CoUP' left for New
ir0.rJtiiiTh!,r wl" R" trrow for the
exposition by way of ranama.
WALCOTT-SCANLON.
fl?mnrIlHB4. of nlM uy Dorothea
wUilf.u ; ,R.cnnlon. to Mr. It. LoWC
WalCUtt. of MnnlUI. nr t . ,. .
SZiilS0" " Mondnv nt the home ot the
n5""rlB Boutl1 Fnrragut ter
race. Tho Rov. Jf. J. crane, pastor of
tho Cliurph ni n.i., t ,1 ... v;.
-, , : .' u"t'H juivijf tie Dales
!ftt!lx,'.Th.8 brMc' wh0 w Ktvcn In
whit. .. rA "" ,rfttner. " gowned in
wh te crepo de chlno veiled In white tulle
nnu flniKinw lno rf i,- i.u .... ..
had a wreath or lilies of the valley. She
valley oouquet or lilies of the
The mnld of honor, Mlss Katherino T.
Shea, of Ch.copee Falls, Mass., was tho
i?,.0n ? "'tenant, and the boat man
W,s wr,JItt7.05r A,,en strt"K' f Laur
?A ' Y' M1"" Bhca woro ft frock of
Palo pink Georgette crepe nnd carried a
bouquet of variegated Pink. sweet peas.
JIIss Helen Walcutt, of Douglaston, L. I
a cousin of the bridegroom, played the
wedding march. Following tho ceremony,
which took placo in front of an embank
ment of pink asters nnd palms, a wedding
breakfast was served, after which Jlr.
nnd Jlrs. Walcutt loft for a month's trip
Tioga
Jlr. and Jlrs. John C. Allen, Jr., of 3663
North 21st streot, who have been spending
tho early summer at their Ventnor sum
mer homo, havo taken a cottago nt Ocean
City for tho remainder of tho season.
Jtr. and Jlrs. Charles Phlzonmclr and
tholr children havo returnod from sev
eral weeks' stay In Wlldwood.
Roxborough
Jlr, and Jlrs. Kenneth Snyder, who have
been spending some tlmo In Bermuds,
have returned to their homo on East
Hermit lone.
Mr. nnd Jtrs. R. s. Robblns. of Wash
ington, D. C, havo been spending several
tvoeks with Jlr. and Jlrs. George A.
Wlckersham, of East Hermit lane.
Suffrage Events' Today
EQUAL FRANCHIHB SOCIETY.
Noon Opon-nlr meeting on the poatottlM
Slar.a. Speakers, MUs Bertha SapoUta and
Irs. Win, Albert "Wood.
Noon Open-air meeting nt lUni Spinning
Mill, llnnrack street nd Montgomery avenuo.
KneAkur. M!u Anna McCuc.
8 30 p. m. Open-air meeting nt Front nd
Diamond alreeli. Speaker. Mlis Anns McCuo.
8:.'10 p. m. Open-afr meeting at Uroad and
l'ortor atroets. Speaker, MIm Hcrlha Sapovlta.
WOMAN SUFFItAGH PAltTV.
8:"0 p. ra. Open-air meeting at Qermantown
avenue and Bristol street. Speakers, Mrs.
Genrso A. Wobeneinltri and Mrs. Vm. Albert
Wood.
S:30 p m. Open-air meeting at northKeat
corner Germantown and Lehigh avenuos.
Speakers, MUs Sarah Flaher and MIs Eatello
UUhsell.
What's Doing Tonight
Falrmnunt rark Band, Strawberry Mansion!
8 o'clock. Free.
Philadelphia Hand, City Ball riaza; 8
o'clock. Froe.
Machinists' mass-mtotimr, rarkwar Building.
lien Qreet Tlayers. .'Iha Tamlnsr ot the
Shrsw," Botantcal aarden!. University ot
I'onnsylranla: H o'clock.
Ilelircns' Opera Club, excursion on river.
Concert by Munlclpsl Band, and danclnr In
Sprlnz Oarden street below 11th. under
auspices of Civle Association ot 14th Ward! a
HUMMEH RESOUTS
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ptUjiHl DanUl 3. Whlt 7Vr JostpK W. M. MJ,r
TIUYM0RE FRIDAY CirATS
ALTITUDE AT THE EDGE bf THE SEA
In 1775 a party of Britishers went to Bunker Hill. Tho Mon
ument record that they were unwelcome visitors. The pinnacle
of tho Traymore is one foot higher than Bunker Hill Monument,
but English guests are welcome, Indeed they will Ana
something to recall their "right little, tight little Island." The
upper promenades of the Traymore have an altitude above se.
level, with a sheer drop into tho water, like those famous cliffs of
Tintagel in Cornwall, or Land's End. God made the Cornish rocks
with volcanic fire, and man made the Traymore with brains and
machinery; but from the summits of both ono can hear the eternal
voice of the wind singing to the orchestration of the waves "LoJ
Freedom on her atarry heights, Of course you must
have n big soul to take it oil 4n, But the Traymore was built to
express tho soul of man's bigness ,amld the boundlessness of sea,
sky and- sunshine. You can't dwell with these things wllhatU
feeling big and free,
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Musis l prominent In Traymore entertainment. Tltt "1?r
tncnty-alx musicians -ten of tbrm selolsta didcd lata lour
musical irroups, under lbs direction of II err Louts KrolL
rnni'BItSTOWX. y. Y.
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INTERESTING EVENT TOMfi
iiwiBiuiitiiMi
ihrOUlth CnkkAlL n,l .t,J A.ui
rvcrtnvi lrnM tx.j,4- , ,. .. .W
V.iZ i .' ,", ",v,r re" " "W wrm
til 2S Monlrlrtlr .tiMH, hj..ij.. lot & 7
where they will lis nt hwrs aftV ftrf
son of Mr. Henry I,eds Wslt-uit,
.n, 13 a Krauunts 01 WeiKyait WBt- j
u. ,.io ujia. iinio rt ana t'ni Beta Kit
fraternities.
The out-of-town guests include Xm 11
a Dt""lun. ueveruy, Mas., Mt,
..u .,n. .aion uoyie soanion ofta MU
. r . w w, tot. nn
it Mr.,,r"?- Shcfl' d Chlcope'F(Ut,
Xirvz".. -5. ",1CB vvaicuir, Mies ?MH
Val6utt. JtlM Sybil Walcutt, Ml Cm.
J.'.'i?00. Wa'tt, Miss Winifred .
aifford Walcutt and Charles WalcuitTst
Monlclalr. N. J., Mr. and UnTttW
Walcutt and Miss Virginia Walcutt, rt
Douglaston. L. I., and Mr. ClMlAft4
Walcutt, of New York.
OAST DUTKIM'.
, Th wedding of Jilts Mary DutkJn. at J
jmi LAroenitr fltrnftt. nnn nr, q.mk
Gltst took tllArn an V.. AM
July 27, at o'clock, in Ben Ruben ayna I
kukuo, oui ana ivatur ttrcett, IMUDI nrefit
nan omclated. Thn bride, who was At
tended by Mlss Julia. Wostle a maid pf
honor, Woro a gowit of Xthlto ffxuy K"
low taffeta and Oeorgotte crepe. A dia
mond and pearl brooch, the gift of the
bridegroom, was her only ornament. Mr.
Maurice Oast attended as best man. A
reception followed nt Grand Academy,
4th and Wharton streets, after whlet
ins vounff rnnnf !. . at. ..t.n.,.1 vM
to Montreal and other points of. Interest
In Canada, and on their return wilt re
side at 1933 Carpenter street,
FARLOW-WEBD.
Mr. and Jrrs. Howard L. Weed, of OT
vort Yolght AVeed. to Raymond George M
'""""i uuitor m mo unuea Biases
destroyer O'Brien, on Jtondatf July i ;j
j. no ceremony toon piaco in tne Biioant
Jlcthodlst Episcopal Church, West Phila
delphia, tho Rev. Dr. Wltmer offlclatlftft
Tho bride, who was given In msrtlan
by her father, was attended by Mlss Cota
Farlow, as maid of honor. Jlr. CAH vort
and tho ushcra included Mr. HobertH. -M
TiNirfntV nn1 (t llf n-l. n.k r. fl
...., nnu 't, v. mmu ji;ui.
Hotel Arrivals
OnEEN'S-Mr. and Mrs. II. K. ThomfMr,
Reading, Fa.; h. c. flprasue. nsUirnorsi ,
Md.; luy J. H wanton, Rochester, N, X.
CONTINENTAI-rt. 1'eters, Ksypt, Ps-i F. S.
Manderson, Melrose Park, Pa.i fci E.
llammond. Wilmington, Del: J. It, Makvnl.
ltarrlsburg. Pa,
DOONEn'S-C. A. MscCmsasn, Palmrr. If,
J.; Morrott Zimmerman, Pottsvllle, Ps.t J
Buckley, Bayoiinb. K. J.
NEW OINaItAII-17. n. Dunns, NAbrth;
Jr r. eimnk, Waynesboro, P., UJuls t.
Itldemurt. New York) Mr and Mrs. A. U,
Paul, swedesboru. N. J.
BANOVER-A. s. Jenkins, Trenton; Mi". n4 ia
Mrs. Harold Da, ltcadlng, Ta.j Jl, W. 3
lAKnnen, rn morris, r. j.. r. ana nr$,
J. C. Boedner, New caitle. Pa.
Wl.VDSOn-E. K. Wells, Scranton, Pa.t an 3
x and Mrs. It. W. Dowalt. PlttsburSb, U T.
Tenner, Bostoh. Mais.; J. v. Parker, CBr -I
vnwnin n n ttt. v-M v.v. v. n ,.-
rip. Boston: W. B. Ellis. Laurel. Dl.i aim.
Henry W. Whlta, Wllllamsport. Pa.
ADEU'HIA W. Beaumont. Atlantic Cttr;
Frank a. llreyer. Palmerton, Pa.: Mr- aa
Mrs. W. Wherch. Headlns, Pa.; V. M,
FTosh, llsrrlsburt.
ItlTZ-CAItWON Jlr. and Mrs. Charles t.
Chapln, Nev Vorki Mr. and Mrs. & U
Ward, New lft-kj itn. Earl Loomls. Wlkes-
Ilarre. I'a.: Mr. and Jlrs. R. . W'lUtewrat,
iSOW XOIH,
BEM.BVUB-STRATKOnD-R, 8. Colwelt,
Ilarrlsburx; J. A. Montssmtry, Wllmlmttan,
Dol.: . F, Seeley, Baltimore; D. W. Whltt
WhUUer, Dayton. O.; W. Younk-. Nsw York.
il. f. L-xanr, ti, wnnnes. lll.x v. ll. ooa
man. New York; 1. ?". Jtoberls. Buffalo, N.
Y,: A, R. Taylor, Decatur. 111.; W. E.
Iloll'au. tlerantcn, Pa,: James Carsons,
Wiishlngton, D, C; Mrs. J. H. Itctd, Pitts
burtli.
WALTON' Jl. fl. Voet Allnina Po. . B
Hniner, Newark. N. J.i O. M. Ellpwotth.:!.1'!
toona, ra,i F. a. Murch, Buffalo, N'Vi I "3
stenton Mr. and Mrs, s, p. lniay, nn.-
burgh; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dgnn, !tj.
bursh; P. It. Larkens, Lancsster, ra.i fS U
Ktans, Lancaster, Pa.; D. B. Clarke. 1UI!-
mors,
COLONNADD-C C Ijimley, IlttsburU Vf.
II. Burtmns, llaceretown. Pa. II. II. flten.
Altoona, Pa.t Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Welfs,
Dover. Del.
niTTKNHOt7BE-B. Addison Owen, WHmlne-
ton. Del.: I. W. Hunslcker, Beyer. O. , Mils,
John D. Follett. Berwvn, Pa., r. D. Lertaa.
ICast St. Louis. Ill, ' c
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