)ttMAh DINNER
WSTOWN, IU .,
hamea Uapes Dodge and Her Daughter, Miss Josephine
I Dodge, Enterlbin- at Kern CottagePersonah,
rd
of Interest.
j 1AME8 MAPKO uuiAi nrm nor
(hurt b "v"k vt
Street, UOrmamown, wnu mo
iui, aurhrher In the Kern cot
!3Lillora. entertained on Intotmaf
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.tV-a. nodce knd her daughter
Lmtf t0 relVitn l ,,,e'1' dermhrti
lenM b2--
bF. r CoUtnnn Peace Brown
ETuiUrt mother, Mrs. Winrield
H,Lt who have neon ai po may
(jfW at Severn.
!1 Mrs. Francis I, Oowen and
Jut L ., liAVA YwiAn
a,ria uoweu, -r. -"- -"
r tWeiR" me wen or i., ii
L en their way home, and are
i it their Chestnut jub.ii;
iiwr. August in.
taelte Anna de Merlin Lusepn,
tltac, Ardmore, aim miss uer-i-.-t
Loughead, of the Maid-
Rirtmenti, this city, left Thura-
fwarrertton, vn.. i" "o v" -?
find Mrs. J MaJcimmian Atiee, or.
jrm Many panics jia.vo ueuh
rr their honor. Miss LUsson has
ititlves in virHimu,
aq p. Hollingsworm, tyu uiu
.'. rteat of her parents, Mr. and
tf Howard Clarke, at their summer
fa Manchester, Mass., has returned
tJWUtWOld Farm, Iior suuuruuii rem
f'a.t ,Devon, for the balance of the
tX0f'
tni Mrs. Sidney W, Keith and
f ..- al.1... Tfaltlf nf 55ft ftnllth
nn. Mr. a'u"j ..., -
SMt, I" Saturday for a trip to
W i.n. nt H.in Francisco and
jjiw.
rfftmes D. Wlncholl, nth and San
SYitrttts. has returned from a vUlt
StfeW In the Mnlne woods, nnt has
$SJhli Umlly InWIldwood.
fiT aid Mrs. John Cooke Hirst, ol
of 1823
niitrttt. motored to Anbury Park
over
jfX-end.
H'L'and Mrs. Iceland 8terry are re
Si congratulations on the birth of a
fcThorn Saturday, July 31. at Saratoga
toffi N. Y. Mrs. Bterry will be re
nafttrtd as Miss Marie Fcthorston,
iniMer of Mrs. Ferdinand L. Fcthers
togt this city,
iK&Mt George Montgomery, command
S"tfleer at the Frankford Arsenal, la
Jpjajhir this week at the military camp
fityhanna, Pa
ma Mrs. Barclay Johnson, of 26
Soots 16th street, are spending the sum
mer t Havtrtprd.
mis. C. 0. Hfincock and Miss Florence
M,n-v. nt son Pine street, arc occupy-
josr their cottage nt Cape May, N. J..
thire they are spending the summer and,
tatertalnlns a number of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahon have
akt n a cottage st IS) Centre street. West
Haven, Conn., for tho remainder of the
kmoji.
tiFrlends of Dr. CarloiLec- Felt. M07
ftntnat street, will bo clad to learn he
aSaJfrom a crfrbuncle.',"for""-wb.!ch he
faScenOy a patient In the Stetson
fj&fti N. McHenry harf returned to St.
Byifi from Qrlndstone Neck. Winter
HirBf. Me., whore she spent tho month
tfjgh' visiting her sister. Mrs. Samuel
Tguneuieriii.
mutM Mrs. J. Morris WIster, of Ocr-
la!A!on, are at the Chelsea Hotel, Chel
Bfflfir.thls month.
ju Eleanor Ktrkbrlde Is spending the
rcaper st Gnlen Hall, WerricrsvlUe, Pa.
Mm Thomas D, Flnletter and Mrs.
rffitler and their son. Thomas Flnletter,
JfXwho lucnt the early summer at Buck
PlIFalls, are now at Itockland. Mo..
. they will remain dur'nS August.
t Along Main Line
,RDl!Oni:. Mm. I.. Tl. T7lolinncrn.
,11 lit. Paul's road, has returned from
Kfpantvllle, N. J., where she has been
TSltins her father. Mr. J. J. Burlelch. of
-lEatt MaDlo avenue, for two weeks.
S2rJ and Mm Mnttli.w niini t
Cllllham and Mill fVr-Mr rnnrt. in
tpwJlns August at Mar(pn, Moss. '
ygYN MAWR.-Mr. and Mrs. C. How
!fi?'crdlth. of Bryn Mawr avenue, have
Ugraed from a trip to Cleveland, ChU
$V4 Niagara Falls.
J. Marvin E. Itevnolds. of IVnrnnr mil
l&Knt avenues, lefflast week for Call-
toSi "tlr o wm visit ino I'anama-
iw exposition.
ftVEItFOIlD. Mr ffrnnlr IT Mnhan
tithlWren. of Gray's lone.' have gone
iM. wily xor a snort etay.
James Boyd is spending several
i at Jamestown, R. I.
Chestnut Hill
)rfar T)n.u i-.- . .
Wre for the summer.
anil irp num. ... . j. .
.wf- l"t .,,.U1H TH, AOUIU, o
..ivn svenue find Afvmnlr1 Ian. ova
' Dart Of the Btimmpf. u,lh plnrfa
tw, Mass,
;rid Mrs Charles A. Potter, of
fid avenue and Rhsrnn rnt
ift for a motor tour tbroujh New
3mes . Franks, pf F.elUarq fjourt.
jiw eicre, jfa., lor several
Geiraismtown
fanv
season
it
Vandersrrlft and family, of
avenue, are located at Chel-
Conyers B. draham, of Pastorlu
N. j. " '"""" "" ","'
Jlla Brown, of m East Chelten
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DANCE AT
ATTENDED BY MANX
.1r4Bnltr''' Artt'ur Wlikle, of Harvey
norenuaAenKaln
Eas't" chrtiM,l,,nrjr ?' 0aTn of W
tt ?i"le," avenue m company with
!f3M.d Mr8i J?1,n iic"r- of Haddon
JlelBhtj, N. J., left for 'a two weeks'
motor" tour through Canada.
li1mrL.S?il .tr?' 3.n J'cCabe. of McCal
cul V'.V llaVo ,a,tcn ft cM&Be nt Ocean
-ity for tho remainder of tho summer.
! -?.a Mr8' J' Qmy of mi Qormnn.
i?fii wl inue', ftro entertaining as guest
Miss Marlon Logan, of Woodlynne.
i,w0nel,Shcldon t,oltcl'' ot wt Tulpe
xZ ? t2't .'" "ixnolnsf the month of
August at Eagle's Mere, Pa.
xi1' .an'1 Mr81 c Norman Trump, of 0655
McCallum street, will leave Monday for
tho Berkshire Hills.
Mr. and Mrs, Michael Trump, of Upsal
street, have roturncd from Rangeley
Lakes, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hubbs, of
Wni.ne. av"ue. are spending the summer
nt Chelsea.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. William It. Mulford, of
Wyncotc, Pa., returned homo last week
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
It, Lcylck R their cottftgo at Ventnor,
N. J. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sidney Itnmbo nnd
their family, of Ogontz. will leave shortly
for Ventnor, N. J where they will also
bo entertained by Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard
It. Lcvlck.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sill, of Bent rood,
Wyncotc, Pa., have had ns'thelr guests
for tho month of July their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mor
gan, of Flushing, L, I. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Morgan left for Flushing Saturday In
their car.
Mr. Archlbnld Todd Johnson, Elklns
Park, has Just returned from nn nutotno
bllo tour through Pennsylvania.
Dr, and Mrs. J. Frederick Herbert, of
Ashbourne road and Tork road, Elklns
Park. Pa have returned to their homo
after a motor trip of several woeks
through tho Berkshire Hills and up
through Now England, They were ac
companied by Dr. nnd Mrs, Grove," of
Buffalo. N. Y. Mr. and Mn .r. Fr,l.rlv
Herbert, Jr., ore at present the guests'
ui ur, una airs, xieroert for an Indefinite
visit.
Paymaster Thomas Cockran, U. S. N.,
formerly of Wyncote. Pa whp has been
stationed for some time at Manila, In the
Philippine Islands, Is due to obtain his
leave shortly, which he wU spend nt the
residence of his mother, Mrs. William
Cockran, on Dent road, Wyncote, Pa.
Mr. Richard Harto. Jr., of York road,
Ahlngton, Pa., has Joined his parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Rlchnrd Hnrte, at their summer
hpme at Northeast Harbor, Mo.
Miss E. Hoaslond, of Wynqote, Pa.,
has returned from a trip of several weeks
to the Bermuda Islands.
Trlcnds of Miss Martha Bach, of Lynn
vood o,venue, Glenslde, Pa., will be Blad
to hear thnt she Is recuperating rapidly
from her recent Illness.
i .
Mr. E, B, Rhoads, formorly of Geneva
avtnuo. Glenslde, has returned homo for
a visit of several weeks from Plttp
burgh, Pa., where he Is engaged In busi
ness, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. D, Ncuhauser,
of 11th street and Chetten avenue, Onk
Lane, nnd their two children are sum
mering nt their cottage In Maine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Dudley, of 11th
street and Chelten avenue. Oak Lane,
have left for the Maine woods, where
they will remain the rest of the summer.
South Philadelphia
Miss Ida Hoffman, of 1733 South Jth
street: Miss Hilda Bonzlg, of 785 South
3d street, and Miss Anna Modway have
gone to Atlantic City, where they will
spend n month.
Mr. Jnclc L. Cohen, of 831 MoKenn
street, haB gone to Now York, where he
Will spend several weeks. Later ho will
go to Bridgeport, Conn., to spend the
remainder of the seaijon.
Miss Gene Fnrrell, of 1823 South Broad
street, Is spending two weeks as guest of
her cousin, Mrs. John Qulnn, Allen
town, Pa.
Mr. Edward Maloney. of 15th and Moore
streets, is spending two weeks as guest
of ' Mr, Joseph Bowker, Pleasantvllle,
N. J.
Mr. Philip Smith, of 3315 South lGth
street. Is at Atlantic City, where he will
remnln for the balance of the season.
Miss Blanche Sllvas, of 19U3 South
Bread street, will spend the month of
August at Ocean City. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. John McFarJand. of 15th
p,nd Wolf streets, will spend th? balance
of the season at Wtldwood, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. P, Frcedman, of WIT
South 9th street, left for New York yes
terday for n two week1 stay and win
spend tho remaining part of the season
nt Atlantic City.
Miss Marlon Karris, df South 20th
street, left Friday for a visit to Miss
Ethel Bates at Atlantic City,
AIDES AT
MSf ttiilELLA KATUN
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gVENiNG IPftER-PHIt.A.BSMBXA, MONDAY, A WAT
West Philadelphia
i Ar'..TnoiTn M Ahlort and her daugtu
ter. XtlJs Ralherlne Ashtdn, hare closed
Z!rn,Pttrtmont Hamilton Court, 39th
d Chestnut streets, arid nre spending
the summer at Twilight Park, Haines
Falls, N, T,
Miss Doris Williams, Mies Elslj Will
" and Miss Jessie Williams, of BS
Wlllpwj nyenue, and their guest. Miss
Mary Lou Lyle, nro spending d week at
Atlantic City ot the Phillips Heuae. Miss
Lyle, whose home Is In Johnion City,
?"". Jla.f mn,,c n number of rtlends In
West Philadelphia.
Miss Anna R. Lawlcr nnd sister, Miss
Helen Lawlcr, of 880 North d street,
left last week for Atlantic City, where
the wltl remain a fortnight. Mlas Annn
R. Lawler had an her guests for tho
week-end her tnnthr nnA mi., ii u
Fries, of SM North 40th street, slater of
her tlnnce.
Mrs. James I, McGoldrlck and her
TOKhter, Miss Teresa McGoldrlek, of
J1'' Westminster nVertue, and Miss Helen
McGoldrlck, Sf 3 North Robinson street,
spent tho week-end nt Atlantic City.
Mr. nhd Mrs. Thomas Norrls and their
daughters, Mltp Ellrnbelh and Miss Mary
Nnfrls, ut 1019 b'outh 48th street, left to
dny for a month's stay at Eagle's Merp,
Ja., whuo they will stop at the Fgrest
Inn.
Mrs. Walter C. Zimmerman has re
turned to her homo In Lancaster from a.
fortnight's visit to her mother, Mrs. Ed
gar Glenn, of 6115 Regent place.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward B. Crelghton, of
Hnmllton Court, are touring through New
England during August.
Mlas Anna Vander, of 417 North Robin
son Btreet, Is at Wlldwood, N. J for a
two weeks' stay.
Miss Mary Hutchinson, of 6116 Westmin
ster avenue, Is spending a week In Roeb
ling, N. J.
Mr. Rlchnrd B. Catton. of Honolulu,
Hnwall, who has been vlstlng Mr. Ch,rs
tophor Fallon at Morsteln, Pa., sailed
Thursday on tho Snxonla for England.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. George Clothier, 1723 North
18th street, aro at the Traymore, Atlantic
City.
Dr. and Mrs. George G. Clark, U21
North ICth street, will go to Atlantic City
for September.
Miss Mabel W. Talley, of 4221 North
Frnnklln street, line roturned from- a
short vacation nt Wtldwood, Miss Talley
Is well known socially In the northeastern
section of the city.
Roxborough
Mrs. Arthur Taylor, of 4328 Pechln
street, and her daughters, Miss Harriett
and Miss Fenrln, spent the week-end In
Wilmington, Del., visiting relatives.
Mies Evelyn E. Radcllltc, of De Harto
place, Elizabeth, N. J., has been visiting
her sister. Miss Irene M, RadcLffc, ot
Roxborough.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Helen R. Bradley and Miss Mar
guerite M. Bradley, of 3023 Richmond
street,' have just returned from Mount
Gretna, where they were guests at the
Hotel Conewago.
Mrs. Daniel J. Huston, 3181 Edgemont
street, accompanied by her daughters.
Miss Kathryn M. Huston and Miss Helen
R. Huston and her grand-daughter. Miss
Mary Clarke, left for Atlantic City. They
will spend several weeks at tho West
minster Hotel.
Frankford
Mr. Alford Castor, of 6933 Keystone
street; Miss Ethel Butler, Miss Elsie Hor-
rock. Miss Minnie Horrock and Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton returned Saturday
from Wtldwood, wherp they havo been
spending part of tho summer.
Miss Katherlnc Robinson, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Georgo S. Robinson, of 8019
Frankford avenue, has Just returned from
an extended trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Agnes McCann has returned to
Enston after a short visit with her father
and sisters at their home, 7010 Tulip
street.
Friends of Mr. McCann will bo glad to
lenrn that he is recovering from his re
cent Illness,
Millbourne
Mrs. W. J. Scheffcr, of 37 Mlllbourno
avenue. Is entertaining Miss Ida Scherf,
of Chesapcako City. Miss Scherf will re
main with Mrs. Schefttr for about two
weeks.
Mr, Stanley SchelTer, of 37 Millbourne
nvenuo, is In Chesapeake City visiting h's
grandmother for a few weeks.
Camden and Vicinity
The Misses Demmert, of North 6fn
atreet, have roturned from an extended
visit to Richmond and Charlottesville,
Va.
Tho marriage of Miss Evit Pettlt, of
Hnddonflelil. to air. jonn uwing, pi
SprlnB Dale, will be solemnised at the
Pettlt homo on the 18th of this month.
Miss Mary C. Parsons has returned
from a lsit tP Chelsea and Ventnor and
will go to Eagle's Mere for part of this
month, i i
Mr. J. G. Doran has returned from
a fortnight stay at Hatboro, Pa.
Msa Katherlne Warre'n, pf 029 Penn
street, will bo to Minneapolis, M'nn.,
net week, to remain Indefinitely,
Mr. W. H, Chamberlln has returned
from a seven weeks' Western trip and
will bo to Pocono Summit next week to
remain for several weeks.
.CARNIVAL
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MRS, COLEMAN PEACE BROWN
Mr. nhd Mrs. Brown havo returned to their home in Devon after
spending a short time in Cnpo May.
CARNIVAL TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY
EVENING IN AID OF HOSPITAL
Diamond Street Entrance to Sttqibberry Mansion to be Gay
Scene for Mount Stnoi Birthday
Surprise.
ON WEDNESDAY evening the friends their residence, 27S? North 8th street, last
of tho Mount Slnal Hospital will holdiiVk ?9"rM "Olc worq rendered by
thntr street carnival at the Diamond
street entrance ot Strawberry Mansion.
Arrangements-have been made for mualc,
dancing, auto and straw tides. The entire
square from Diamond street tp Sueque
hannu avenue will be elaborately deco
rated with lanterns and colored electric
lights, The refreshment tables will also
be elaborately decorated to attract the
passerby. This will be a good, eld-tosh-loncd
street carnival, and every cno vho
Is In any way interested in the cause
of charity will no doubt be pleased to
help make this affair a great success.
The commltteo In charge havo ywked
hard and bb n result of their work a
good time awaits all who attend.
The committee In -charge are as fojlawsi
Miss Roso Balalty,fMIs Cecelia rj-end,
Miss Roso Llebater, Miss Eatella S. Kat
lln, Miss Minnie Rosenthal, Miss Llllyo
Master. Miss Delia Rosenthal, Miss Reba
Zjger, Miss Anna Ostrow and Miss Bessie
Wiener.
A birthday surprise supper was given'
to Mr. Harry t Stahl by his wife at
Lansdowne
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Brown, ot For
rest avenue, are visiting In Altoona.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Rowley, of Stewart
avenue, are pending August at Ocean
City.
Mrs. Blals C. Har.lngton, of West Green
wood nvenuo, Is visiting friends in Hur
ley, N. Y. '
Miss Mnrlon Wallace, of Stratford ave
nue, returned yesterday from n month s
stay nt Vlnemont.
Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Blssell spent
the week-end at Lake Mlnnewaska, N. Y,
Mrs. Ferdinand La Motte nnd Miss
Augusta. La Motte left last week for the
Paclflo Coast to attend the Ban Tran
Cisco and San Dleso Exposltlpns. Tney
will return about trie miaaio or cepm
ber. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Npwland, Miss
Lpulsa Npwland and Paul Nowland have
left for o, motor tr(P In the Catskllhr and
New England, They wilt be away about
two weeks
Mrs. B, O, du Pont. Miss Bessie du
Pont. MUs Cpoper, Miss Vlctorlne du
Pont and Alfred du Pont have left this
city to Bo ta the Pocono Mountains,
Where they will stay till 4he first ef Sep
tember. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Sasse have
announced the betrothal ef their dough
ter Miss Flarence Sasse, to Mr, Jrwln
Towpsend Price, ot this city.
Mrs. William Stone Weedon nnd her
son. William Weedon, 'nave gone to Cape
May. Where they will spend several
-weeks.
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WILDWOOD'S SIX
LEADING KOTELS.
Capacltlaa 200 to ISO, Near Sjaeh.
Baarawalk and. Arnvjamaala. Pleaaant
aVcUl Ufa. Coaaha mt "l,Sj??;
Itta. For dHlla addraaa Uha following
hotala at jWllawoed, N. J.i
MiEWUl-YtrtTK. . II, i lily
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WILDWQQD SANITARIUM
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NEW HOTEL BALDWIN
lt-X laedaro hMal M0r 80. atW
Mr. Willis Sherlclr. accomnnnled hv Mr.
William R; Wilson pn the, viojin and
Mra. Anna Bchwlndcrman at the plana.
When tho honored guest cut a large blrth
dny cake whlclf was presented to him five
J20 gold pieces dropped on tho table. This
whs a gift frpm Mrs. gtahl. Tho guests
Included Mrs. T. T. Parsons, of Kansas
City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heard.
Miss Gertrude Heard, Miss Regjna Heard,
Joseph Heard, Jr., Mr. and Mrs H. Lud
wig, Mr. ntod Mrs. William StnM. Miss
Marie Stahl. Miss Helen FrIU, Mr. Will
llnm B. Wilson. Mr. Willis Shcrlck. of
Columbia, Pa.: Mrs. A. M. Schwinder
innn. Mr. and Mrs. I Leutor, of Beach
Haven, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. U, Sharp,
of Beach Haven.
Miss Ruth Pckfeld, of Academy road,
entertained Saturday evening at a dlnner
danco at her home In hpnor of her guest.
Miss. Evelyn C Vernon, ot Norfolk, Va.
"Mlis Eckfeld's guests Included MJss Ethel
Royspn, Miss Pauline Hurst, Miss
Josephine Cully, Miss Bessie McCoy, Miss
Jnno Fisher, MIsS Ethel Tyson, Miss
Lillian James, Miss Bernlce Fclds, Mr,
John Mullln, Mr, Frank Duntap, Mr.
Horace Qulnn, Mr. John Daw, Mr. Albert
Maxwell, Mr. William Martin, Mr, Ralph
Tully, Mr. James Dugan, Mr. Oeorge Cas
tor and Mr. Martin Wood.
Suffrage Events Today
ECjUAI FnAtfGHiaE SOCIETY,
Noon-Oucn-iilr meeting at Srhola'a Cloth
Mill. 3d and fiomcraet (treats, fpeaktr, lll
fiMTiv. jiici;ur.
K 30 p. in, Open-atr maotlng at Otrroantown
nnd
na ieniffn atenuia. mxaxc
aenu. Speaker, Ml Anna
ilc(.uf.
WOMAN SUrf-nAOE rAtlTY.
8 30 p. rn.-Opcn.olr. meeting at Tth and Erie
uienue. gpeakent, Mian May Machtn and Or.
B. ii. II. Moore.
SUJ D. m.UDen-alr meetlner at S2ri and
Market atreeta. bpealtera, MUs Surah Flahcr.
Mlas It, C. Fncant and W, J. pinner.
urancn neaaquartera for the Woman
Suf-
fra.o i'arty bat been opened at 253 South
WJ Jtreet lo eanau.tha 2Iat I-tllatlo
DUtrtct. Mln Mary Leerlnr Bolater will
conijuct an active campaign through tho 27th.
41at and iOth Wards,
iira. . Jlooert Klnley. prealdent of th iter
cnanivius Kauai sunrazs Learu
aealated by
rsml. f.hnlr
lira. Frank A. HalUy, of Colllngawood, chair'
man of the Camden County aanoclailon. la
completing arransamento; for the formal open
me oi ins aunruga neaqijusriers or thla Con-
Braailonal dlvtrlcl. comprlatd of Camden,
.ouceiter and Salem Counties, at 813 Broad
way, camden. net Sunday,
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Hand, Walnut Ian and Morton
atreet; a o'clock. Free.
Falrmount Park liand, aeorga' IUU: S
o'clock. Free,
Philadelphia Band, City Hall riaia) a o'clock.
SUMMER ItEHOKTS
ATLAMTIC CITY, f, J.
ATLANTIC CITY
AMI
NEW YORK
REAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP
Onlr 3 houra, all daylight. "Never out
o' aigbt a' laod." During the 1BH ataaoa
about 6000 peraona anloyed thla trip, From
Atlantic City Bteamehlp Terminal, bead of
N, New Jaraey aye., Mondaya. Wadneadaya.
rrtdaya. U i30 A U. From Mew York City,
lar 40, North Wver. foot W JOth st .
Tueadaya.Thuradaya, ftaturdaya, 0:30 AM.
One way, 160. Jleturn. 13 60 Children.
half fare. Writ for Folder "J."
QSTEND
tfVeuDvtnr an antlrA tilfifle At win tmnt mA
connt-tetT with tha famoin Boardwalk la
the popular Cheliea aectloni capack) SOP:
unuaually large, cool rooma with unobatiucttd
Vlaw of tha ocean from all W freah
water la all pathai runnlns water In roomat
ooo ft r porrnta aurrouad tha toUl, the
naw dining room overlooka tha aca. flaeat
oulatae aad whit aarWavi orcheatra of aols
tata. dancing twice dally I eocUt dlvaralonai
realdtnt phyalclan: magnlrlcent new Fain
Loung. 8pclal tit 90 up Weekly j booklet
mailed) auia meeta tralnn management by
awrxra' JOHN C. OOSajJEJl. Jtrr
M.HHJI ! a a fw wk i mi rm
A Bold Original Craatlpn
llll tha Ural Osbr ot ItaaUt TO
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Ullf Onte Rtl uUt. ILUUAflK FAUST.
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BXMR. AND MRSi JOBN N. TfjrjVA m
Traymord Dining Room Clumged Mo Siss Mountain gemu
Piga and Ohiekens Wander Artlessly AbotitVatioiu
Enlettaihmmtei
MATUOTIC CItrrAUIr. .
. AKD MRS, Jdjlfif N. WiUKtJlS,
Jr,, who have been entettolntnir ex
tenalvely this surniner, av a large sup
vtt fiarty Friday nlht at the Traymore.
The occasion was known "Farmers'
NlBht," nnd tho mam dinhm fPom- waa
yet to represent a scene in a Swiss vll
lafte, with the Tyroleae Alps as a hack
arpund. The muaiclans were attired In
overalls and werp stationed before tv
Swiss country Inn, There werev chickens,
turkey gxibblers and baby pigs wanderlnn
nbouti straw was strew a oyer the Door
and there was nothing lacking to elve
tho affair n pastoral atmosphere Tho
favors fur the women wore white lingerie
apron? and poke bpnneU Pf while tulle
with lonir tulle streamers. A wreath p'
roacbud encircled tho crown. For the
men mere were farmers' lints ana red
bandanna handkerchiefs. Mrs. Wllklns
v,pre.R very dainty white frilled net cewn
with a becoming white bonnet. Thoao who
enjoyed Air. and Mrs. Wllklns" hospitality
were Mr, and Mrs, Franklin Mcehllnjr,.
Mr and Mr. Asnew stauffer, Mr. And
Mrs. Asnow Dloe. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. D,
Thompson, Dr. and Sirs, Thomas Ypunn
man. Or, and Mrs. fMwnrd Porteous,
Mrs, Co?ll Snyrc, Mr. and Mrs, J, Vaughn
Mathlo, Mlas Anna ilucller, Mr, CI corse
Mueller, Mr, nnd Mrs. MeLeed Thomp
son. Miss Jean Dover, of 871 'North th
Utrcet, will spend two weeks at tho tit,
Charles, Atlnntlo City.
CATE MA"Y, Auf. .
Surely the "dp-as-you-nlease'1 "snlrlt
prevails n this unconvcptlonol resort, for
whnt could bo mpro startling; than the
apparition which greeted thi bathers eno"
mnrnlnti lately-a perfectly nleo ypung;
man riding a perfectly respectable motor
cycle, nnd, wonder of wpnderp, a weU-brcd
and highly respectable young lady riding
on tho back in side-saddle fashion. It
really happened, but no- onp seemed In
the least surprised.
Mr. nnd Mrs. N, M'rs Fltler and
fnnilt of (Iroyatone, ftlYprton, N. J.,
have tnken a suite of rooms at the Ma
rine Villa for tho remainder of August.
Dr. Arthur Hopkins. Of THtlfldelphla,
Is here for n sny of several Weeks.
Mrs. D. Yeung nnd Jusr daughter, of
OcrmantPWU, ai9 guests at hp Chalfonte
Hotel itntl) nfter Labor Day.
The IteV. Mr. Duckw'orth and Mrs.
Duckwoith, of Toronto, Can,, ore spend
ing several weeks In Cape May. Tho
flev. Mr. Duckworth Is president of Trin
ity College. Other Interesting nrrlvnla
are Frof, nnd Mrs, Sharp, of Lynchburg,
Vo. Professor pharp. Is at member pf
tho faculty of the University pf Virginia.
Mr. Horace Eugene fimlth. whp ha
been qulto 111. In a, Philadelphia hospital,
has nrrlvpd, nrfd, with his family, If oc
cupying his cottage on Ijeach ayenuc.
Miss Margaret Yardley, whP (s spend
ing the, summer here, has as, her guest
Miss Lea, Heed.
Miss Dorothy Burgess has as her guest
at her cottago on Decatur street Miss
Emily Rodenbapgh, of EaBton, Pa,
Str, nnd Mrs. AY, Howard Pancoasfare
oocupylng a cottage .on jrpwvd street
for iho season,
Miss Frances Barry and Mss; yirglnla
Barry have had n their guests fpr thd
week-end Mr, dnd Mrs. T. Tleastnbntch.
ot Iteadlng. Mrs. Hessenbruch Was TIIkj
Mary Myers, of Chestnut Hill, before
her marrlager
Mr. Joseph S, Keen, Jr., and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harold Perpt Keen, of Kynlyn,
Bellevue, Del., are among the late arrivals.
Iffie Royal Gorge
(More tjwn 3 times as high na tho ooiyrorth
Buildirtfl, New YorH) I? Qn h? l$n? pf
cemefmtifed
Tho only train from'any "point, east fit Colorado passing
through this 'wonderful chasm.
Tha route of Thi Setple UmUtH s tho most pMuresqiw
betvwn the Mississippi JfUver and Colil'ornia'-throyjh
Colorado, Salt LbJuj City, tha beautiful Feather Wver
Canon pf thq Sierras, Via thej
AU eteel--hendsoavsly equipppd ha daily eervioe) br
tween. St, loula, Kansas City and San pranoseQ.
lEAVESST.jtQms - - J:0Op,KPAH,Y
Tho Scerrfo limjted ia tha
from St, Louis to iho Pae&c
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The centre pf soejal activity lat wee
wn the Ocean cily Taeht dtnb, wiS"
the nnntial hsar pf the Ladfai' Aa,
liary was held. The rpert in hleh
the fair was held resembled n real la
parttnehl atbre. Mm. William K. tUx.
amen president of the auxiliary. Mrs.
Daniel II. Parlg, vice president, Mrs.
itebert j. Mckcotrn, secretary. ad Mrs.
A. T. James, Ireasiirtr, formed the com
mtlteo In eharfee.
TM,0.y. rtu 5"rdpp fia. W f
Philadelphia, nnd Troop Ne i, 6t Pit
man, linve returned homo after pdlnaj
18 nyi lit enrnp on the beach. They raid
Beoutmnster John Oetsi had a pleasant
limci Tho gcpuis warp accompanied by
tht KvENt.vo tdtnonn Fife and Dnm
Corps, George Buchanan, leader
Members Pf Troop Kc. 1, Bpy ecoutii of
Andalusia, are encamped here, under tfap
ecoutmaster, the llcv. .F. W. Crelghton.
Miss Martha Jtllllgatt, of Plilladelphla,
Is hera fpr n ehprt time.
Mr. and Mr. Samuel lUod, of Thlllt
delphlo, havo npendd their apartments on
wrsley avonuo,
Xtrlf.YiTVnnn a a
A crabblns party Bt tteh .Harbor
was given by Mr. Peter tally and Mr.
Bernard Kllroy, pf Pittsburgh. Pa., whrr
are ataying nt Wildwood. (Tho part
Included Miss Hilda Bloan. Miss Anna.
Joyce, Mlas Margaret Kllroy, Mlei Helen
Kerrigan, Mr, C. Kerrigan and Mr, J.
Deans. Mm, Lolly chaperoned.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J, J. Hergmnnrt. of "Wash.
I tlCt OH a l. fL. gir linnnlnrr nf f.. lr(at
Ade)phlWltto fpr several week.
aia nnn jauorty, or ucrmantpwn,
motored to 'VVJIdwood and 1 being enter
tained by Mrs, E. t. pinns, of Pittsburgh,
at her cettnKo, en East parfleld avenue.
Mr. William Dpwn, of OeorWn, raf the
Wildwood Mnnor for some"tlrrte.
Mis Ella and Mis Mnry MAIorteV, of
Pittsburgh, haVo returned te their homa
after enjeytng a dollghtful visit to Wild
wood.
Miss Heiene -flreer, df Baltlmprd,' ar
rived last week for two weeks etny.
She retprhed frorr) KurPpa three weeks
ago, having remained In Pari lhro6s,h'oit
the ftrsUyear-pf iliowar.
Miss Wpf Sehnjld, pf,Jverton..N-J.
Is spending some time at the, Wlfdwppd
Mnnor. ' J
Mr, Carl Juhley. of Kail njvprr Ppnn-.
Is hefe fpr seyoral veeks,
Dr ahd Mrs. It. BcrkowtU nhd famtly,
ef Philadelphia, are, at their cottage at
Wlldweod, preat for the season.
Mr. John Denne. of Shenandoah, la ft,
guest of Mrs. MC. Kerrigan at her .home
on Eostarftctd avenue.
-Mr and Mra, Black, ef Washlagtep, D,
C are spendlnc sovoral day here before
gplifff tp Atlantic City,
lUVER STBAMlttfATS
THOMAS 0IYDE
Family JExcyrpJori SUamcr to
AUGUSTINE BEACH
100 Miles 50 Cents
Stopping a( Cheater aad rcnnaeroTs
Dnljr Jloat tQ Auguatlua Ufach
Landlnr In front of rroTel rate talt.watt
balslnst 00 unitary bathtnm Full nr-
thcatra on boat and beach: paijctna; alt da.
Arlealan .water; plenty tahlea. benches and
thade. Alt kinds nt amueetnent at neaeh.
nrr, Itotsnd Trip, Mr. Children, B to to, Me,
leaves Arch Street Miarf.at3p Dally.
Sunday, 0 A U
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