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BETROTHAL OP MISS MARftAPwwT
BIMjMPORTEANNOUNCED
Daughter of Mrs. John Biddle Porter, of This City and
Washington, to Become the Bride of Rt. Rev. Robert
Codman, Bishop of Maine Diocese-Personals
f It Tils JOHN DIUL11.B rOHTER, of thla
IVJL , ity and Washington, ban announced
M the naagenwni 01 ner unugmer, mim
l(a;girCLLJ UlUHlt! rWilCI. KM WIU III. 1V,
lioUtr' Codmnn. Bishop of tho bnlscopitl
fftu.cH of he Diocese of Maine. Miss
porter Is the dnliRhtor of the Into dotorl
H. rorter who tiled this Bummer at Leaven
P .. ts........ 'I Hn tLu.Jiihi. ut.l. t .. i I
XfOP II, lllM. tiiu ,.vuu..p.. n,.,vu I I
(- p Ivate, will be some tlmo within tho
ntxt two months.
The announcement was made from the
summer home of tho Porters, at Bar Hnr
... Mt. Mies rorter has been a nonulnr
. ...... nt R.,lttl tllCI-A fni tnVltffll Vnn- .
and has taken an active Interest In church -,Y'V?,n"t' Mr a,ul 5," John Turner
work. I SR!' ,v.clmtt Tufncr 1,ave Rn to
Mis Porter's father whs lieutenant ! ?s,r'ad, ,L"ke' Me., to stay tho re
colonel of the Judge Advocate General' I mnlm'cr of tho uminer.
ncrniiment of tho United States Army. . M" and Mrs. Krnnk J. Buxton expect
jt. was senior Instructor In the depart- I J uny their new home, on Winder
ment of low nt the urmy service schools i niero nvenue, about tho 1st of September.
. Fmt Leavenworth, Kan., until his ,,,,... '
jduen death. At tho time of the Amerl- 8IlAF0pD-"-Mr. Stephen Hccksher
can occupation of Vern Crus he was rtls- n"d ulster, Mies Hecksher. of Strarford
listened to Mexico and handled tho legal J'"1"' havo gone to Hnr Harbor, Me..
...ilnns nrlslnir from the occupntlon. Ior lIlo balance of the season.
i Uft was regaidert an ono of tho foremost Friends of Mrs. George Qulntard Hor
i'JSllwrjr law authorities In the United I v-lti will be glnd to hear that she has
Stales
. 4, . ..aii.. ., n Un 11b. . f.imi.
tdiitnrv men in ItB hlatory, Colonel Pqr-
.,...,- . ... . ...
(.( nrent-aranaiainer, urncrni Anurew
P- porter, was famous In the Revolution,
mi ins miner WHO I. -IIUICU UUIICIIVI III
the Civil War. His mother was n dntiKh- ( Miss Pearl Schwcilncr, tlauchter of Mr
?r of Major John Biddle. of tho United and Mrs. Herman Schwerlne?. of McMal
fimtes Army, and her, Riandfnthor was ' hon nvenuo, is spending a vaentlon in
Charles Biddle, of the Ilevplutlohftry I Maine. lcnuing a acntlon In
CommlUee of Safety.
Colonel Blddte's widow was Mlss.Ellza- ' ..', fi'f, Coupf' of ,102 wsl Jhn
beth nush. a member Of a well-nown i " rc?1' 1,ns returned from Atlantic
old Philadelphia family. She, nnd her "" N J'
three daunhtcrs, Xtlss Marnrtrottn Biddle j M rh..i.. d-i . . .
PoAer. Miss Catherine Rush Porter, and Prlc'.tt i. blTn' .f HS P91
Miss Elizabeth Ituah Porter. are I ci,.,.f ' sPcn(1nif tho month at
prominent In Philadelphia, Washington
end Bar Harbor society. They have been
in mourning since ino ueaiii hi v-iuki
Porter, and havo taken no part In, tho
social activities of the Maine resort.
where they are spending the summor
Clshbp Codman was graduated fiom
tiVvdi-rl. In 1S82. and practiced law I:
Boaton trom isoj lo.iOJi, wnni ue ui?kuu
hn studi'-of theology. Ho was ordained
L Ik 1S9J, nnd became aaslstnit rector ot
Ah Salntn r;piscopni onurcn, aninviu,
VnsB. He was rector of St. John's
n rhnfnh. Iloxbury. Boston, from 1895 until
ft iw when he was consecrated Bishop of
tnlnn-
ft""
ir nnrl Mrs. Hcnrv Brlnton Coxn and
''tti.irdauch'ers. Miss Ruth Coxe and Miss
If Catherine Coxe. and Mr. Henry B. COxe,
Jr-i 0' 103 "Outn 'lBl aireei unu nniov.
Vin'r'ini. hnvA left 'or n visit of several
BVe-ks to tho Pacitlc Const, where they
tm vlnlt the San Dteao nnd San Fran-
PcUcp Expositions and atop at tho many
points ei inteicst en route.
. alltl l.a.uanll r. rt t4t fff
P. Jira wuiiam jiikoiouh unu ' "
- u.ii.v lslnnd. Me., where she has taken
ft, cpttnge for the slimmer, and hns as
.- . l . I Mlnvnl 4.,Aiita in AllrIIRt
MI13 Emlllc G. li'llson, of Wynnewood.
Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs.' J. Louln Ketterllnus, whd
ere occupying Blde-o-Whlle, their cot
tage at Bar Harbor, for the summer, are
entertaining Mr. nnd Mrs. CharleB H.
Harknpss, of Now York as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Llppltt. who spent
part of ton summer In the White Moun-
4ln AM thn fTt1fn Of Mm. LlPnltt'S
Pvvwother. Mrs. J. P. Almy, nt her cottage
ar Nnrracansott I'icr, ior me remiiiui
M tho season. M,rs. Llppltt was formerly
MUs Marion Almy,--
?k
'Jt. Harry L, Rogers, of 2215 Do
iJincey palace, Is spending the month 01
Ungual nt Oneldn, N. Y.
Mrs. W. H Bromley and Mrs. J. T.
Oraham. who are motoring In the Aulron-
LdackS. havo airlved at Lake Placid.
Mrs.
Frederic Nellson has gone to
Mass., for August. '
,-ttnox.
Jlr. and Mro. Robert K. Wuits havo
ft the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge.
Is., and nre now at Bretton Woods,
H.
Mrs. Washington H. Qllpln. accompa-
iiled by her daughter, Mlas Anna Gilpin.
land her son, Mr. Charles Ollpln. 3d, have
for Snrlnc Luke. N. J., whero they
will snend tho months of August and
September at the Monmouth Hotel.
Mrs. James II. Lloyd and Miss Marlon
iUoyd, of 116 South 21st street, hayo left
ifor Beach Haven. N. J., where they will
W the guests of Mrs. Lloyd's slater, Mrn-
Hireilctte Collins, at her cottage tor mti
pnortth of August.
i Miss Aimee Duffy and her sister, Mls
iiiarea Duffy, of the wttonnouse, were
CMtertulnp.l last week by Mrs. E. M. du
itPont, at her beautlfut homo at Westmont,
sin the Allegheny Mountains of Western
? VtlllO) IVU111U.
liMrs. George D. AVIdener will entertain
Mt dinner at "Her villa In Newport next
(Sunday.
feMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Wldener gave
a dinner laat nlcht. Mrs. Madeleine
ores Astor. who has been the guest of
tfrs. Wldener for several weeks, lias re-
Jamed to Bar Harbor,
Chestnut Hill
'Mrs. John II. Johnson, of East DUr-
bam atreet, Is at Brookfleld, Conn., for
Eft short time.
IfJUa Anna Freund. of 40 West Dur-
am street, hns returned from Maine,
fcre she was a visitor for several
lks.
lrs. Frederick A. Packard, of Bells
m road, Is visiting at Soa Bright. N. J,
jlfs. John 8. ilacL'auchlan. of Ger-
sntown avenue ahd Slocum street, l
rmtor at Ocean City", ?i. J., for sev-
weeKa,.
Llrs, .inrtiPB n nnrvn. of 7MS Bryan
PlIMt. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Bid-
i ' iarsacn, of Chestnut tun. at nir
r rcaldenco In Michigan.
sfi
r and Mrs. Thomas Ray. of Meehan
'"). left for Waterbury, Conn., wher
V Will -.,M..I.. i ....l ...!.
-. ic.i.niii iyr butcidi itshw
r Emma K Pinii. of Meehan avenue.
m& guest of friends at Lancaster. Pa.
-
Along the Main Line
ABuMonB-Mr. and Mre. Bdwtn O.
pn, of Montgomery avenue, are spend-
f ew ame at Atlantic vy. atr.
I r William B. Wlnaor, ot f4gley.
fone to Northeast llajrtwr. Me,, to
l until September.
and Mrs. John C. Snelr. of SliUP-
road. Ardmore. announoe th6 be
1 of their dauahur. MlM HaJ
Spalr?, to Captain ChaHe Mt-
Bteese. of tha Oitrinanca Deoart-
. Unltea State Army. i
WN MAWR -Mrs. J M. HardlaB. '
Summit Grove avsnus, U spending
aj with her mother. MM H. r
twtei ot ihtiiwold. Haveraid. Mr-
in. ix;l N HMi . at 814 Loeaate'
and Mr and Mm. J Metoti 1
of Ut MHob vuu. mowred to !.
KST&fte &b.a. 1 Jw.- .Wa .KAl..nd
cL"',0"1' "venu. have g6ne to
Canada for a month's atnv.
n.! ,,ftro,(1 Thomonon nnd Mr. lUrtrv
Uprnpion, of. Wilmington ,- ft.
ueata of Mr.
were th
ftottu .Jx, r Jullan w- nnnrd, of
Mortis avenue, over the week-end,
Ham u10?-"?1 .Ch"les 8tnnley
R'1,' entertaining her slater,
-1'"3 M- p- Allen, of Morgnntown, N. c!
AUnn c r ?.' ,'i- M- S'olh' hftve 6ne "
tI.o Summer? 8Pe"d the "''
.wi.cieii irom nor recent Illness nnd has
' ROnc to JnlnOntnu-t. T T , ..
I 0Uj of weeks.
.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. William Shame, of Os-
i ceoia street, have returned fiom a visit
i to Seaside Heights, .v. J.
, Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Bu-by. of 223 West
, aeymour street, have taken a cottage at
n ' .-.nun v-iiy, i. j.
Miss nilzaboth Otto, of Wnync nvenue
nnd Hnnshcrry street, has gone to Bay
Head, N. J., for several weeks.
Mr. Linton Matthews, of EOT Carpenter
8treet. Is spending some time at Jack
oonville. Ha.
Miss Carolyn Stewart, of Mount Ver
non. N. Y., Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
L-oula J. Gross, of Qermantown avenue
and Church lane.
Mr. John Hartranft nnd his slater. Miss
Inora Hartranft, of East Seymour
irret. arc viBitlng friends at Lancaster.
u., ior severni weeks.
Miss Francea Stewart', of 41 Harvey
street. Is at Atlantic City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William It. Tucker, of 123
School lane, will remain at Jamestown
for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin Brown,
of ill West Price otreet, will spend the
remainder of the summer camping at Up
per Dam, Me.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. McNeill, of West
Walnut Lane, nnd Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Wilson, of West Tulpehockcn street,
aro motoring In Now England.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Shapiro, of 6135 Qer
muntown nvenue. are visitors at Atlantic
City, N. J.
Mrs. Alfred C. Lncey, of Rublcam ave
nue. Is spending several weeks at Hunt
ingdon, Pa,
Mrs. Charles Joseph Ralnear, of 617 Lin
coln Drive, have returned from Ocean
City, where they were the guests of Mrs.
j. i: Mauermehl.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bernstein, of West
Tulpehocken street, are spending a fort
night in Atlantic City.
Mr. Oliver Jarvls, of 8623 Morton street,
la spending a few weeks In Wildowod.
West Philadelphia '
Announcement Is made of the wedding
of Mlsa Mae Wilson, 4383 Loldy ave
nue, to Mr. Lawrence Wolf Lewis. 317
South 20th streot, which tok placo last
Thursday, at high noon, at Holy Trinity
Church. 19th and Wnlnut streets. Rev.
Doctor Stone performed the ceremony.
Tho bride was attended by Mlas Minnie
Stone, while the best man was Jlr. Kdwln
Woodrow. A reception followed at tho
home of the bride's parents. In Leldy
avenue, and tho couple left Immediately
for a trip to Washington nnd tho South.
On their return they will make their homo
In West Philadelphia.
Miss Marie IC. Hollbauer, 3723 Sansom
street, is visiting friends at Renovo, Clin
ton County, Pa,
Miaa Elslo McCnusland, 3647 Market
street, Is spending a few weeks at Atlan
tic City, visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Brady. 21 South 49th street,
left yesterday for Clementon, N. J., to
be gone for several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans, of the
Banram, aro staling at tho Hotel
Olympla. Mount Clemens, Mich., where
they are taking the black water baths.
They will return about August 2L
Mlas Marie Burns, of 4M North 65th
street. Is planning a month's stay at
Wllkes-Barre with relatives.
Mrs. Dorrance Kvans, of the Tracy, 36th
nnd Chestnut street, who Is at Lakn Bun-
apee, N. H, win return tne end or tne
month.
Mr, John Rowan, of 233 Mllllck street,
left today to Join his family at Atlantic
City, whero they have a cottage for the
summer.
Mr- Joseph J. Klepper, of 3720 Spring
Qarden street, left Saturday for Ocean
City to remain until the end of the
month,
Miss Marie R. Hamilton and Miss Mary
H. Mah'er, of MK Glrard avenue, spent
the week-end In Atlantic City.
Miss Harriet N, Bolrs, of Washington
Heights, N. Y who was the guest of
Miss Frances Bersbad, of Cheater last
week, spent the week-end at the home of
her brother, 93? Holly street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Holl and their daugh
ter left fer Atlantic Cy Saturday, where
they will remain until after Labor Day.
" Mr. William Johnson, of 4JSI Klngses.
sins nvenue. h left for s. protracted
fi- ? A?intia CityUnon ha return
home h will take an 4eflJve trip
through the West, visiting both the fan-
aoT returrilnirby way of the Canadian
Reekie-.
,, 1 i 1, '"
NotkM for the Seritty pace, will be
accepted and printed l tot Kym
rrdeer, but aU ch noMw i l
written 00 " 'We Of the psper,
dr. od rt poUU teJrphono
sLa iiU men wBUlWi to
ly iWWw," lder.
U l'UrIB"t 4lt-
Ji wM mmm i,? PiM.
Jua rte w M PBtiWabrj.
BTEKIire IBDOBB-THtEADlPBIA, MQSDAY. attttht
South Philadelphia
Mr Charles Campbell and family, of
22? Ktn2 wl' streets, ah! at Wild
Wood, N. J., for the season.
.S Fra N,U' ot lm South lh
lreet, and Mr. George Gibson. 6137 Wal-
nJ ?.?",,.?JF Mnrc ntefalned by Mr,
S.Ar8, AV""n F- "fckert, of 15th and
?vildWS?J.a;e,r op"lm'nt8 ln
hdr'wiW!S p'',rJn "d 'mlly, Uth
mnh.LV.f'l? -H?ttCh' N' J- They will re
main until October 1.
tr.fd. aMfh,cJ".,.M18 Marl("1' Miss Ger.
,'?'' ,H"ln and Miss Ray, have
AUantlcUatV. tfom2J'B vcatlon at
-' 8IJ! Mr5' 8ft,no and their daugh
hnvS'Wf"; '.S"2 Sou,h Doance street.
lamVc! ' vacallon at At"
iVn".".1 lJac.k80. ot K Federal street,
have jusl returned from an extended trip
o Niagara Fal s.
lagara Falls
Mr. nnd Mrs. U. Ifopklns,
of Snyder
"venuo anil Dorraneo irf
t,n,.. -"'"-" n.tri, unci xncir
Uh.'ni'iou lB. ,r'c "opsins, toured to
miBnilc Clt' v- 3- J-Mterday. by auto-
and their
vJl8.' 8tn,1,f'1' of 15th street and Snvder
ftcnuc. and her smi. Mr. Lawrence Stad
i 1 v ai'cr"llna a few days at Wild-
siii'l, E',,vartl. A. Clnlcove. of 818 South
fiMrt'an' Mr A- Lincoln Margolls.
r.i? ?.?u'.h 0lh ',tr(,e, moored to At
tnVnL Jty laiit Stindoy: they were enter
talnea by Mr Harney D. Barron, of the
Oakfords, nnd hv Miss Gertrude G. Green
berg, of the Conroy Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar W. Moore and chll
nren have returned to their home, 2311
Morr s street, after n stay of a fortnight
nt Atlantic City.
Mr. J Harvey gayers. of ISM Tasker
street, Is spending n few weeks In As-
tili? n' N- '- as thc Guest of Mr.
John T. Scott, 3d.
North Philadelphia
W. S. Anderson nhd family, of fOJ
North Broad street, entertained with a
house-warming at their new bungalow.
No Trouble, at Lnnghorne, over the
week-end.
Mrs. Martha Hanley,
street. Is spending tho
cottage nt Cape May.
1715 North 17th
summer In her
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh McMullcn hnve
taken up their residence at their summer
cottage In, Trcvcse, near Neshamlny
Falls.
Miss Bella Beckert, 2232 North Hancock
street, nnd Miss Irene Wnlker, 1P20 East
York street, arc visiting friends at Burl
ington, N. J.
An -outing was held nt the Mozart Club.
Cramer Hill. N. J., last week. Baseball,
races nnd nwlmmlng contests were de
lightful features. Those present were Mr.
Robert HMno, Mr. Matthew Butterly, Mr.
Michael Murphy. Mr. James McCourt, Mr.
James Kelly, Mr. Thomas McDougal, Mr.
Albert Hannlsh, Mr. Glenn Pennington.
Mr. Harry Klrby. Mr. Frnnk Cooper, Mr.
James Waters, Mr. John Sells. Mr. John
Brndy, Mr Edward McCaffrey. Mr. James
Crcvy nnd Mr. Frank Lino, who recently
returned from a month's trip to the Panama-Pacific
Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse J. Welner, Jr..
of 1310 North Hancock street, have opened
their bungalow at Clementon Heights, N.
J., for tho rest of the summer season.
Miss Frelda Brimmer. 21S0 East DaUphln
street, and Miss MTidcltne Gallngher, 26(0
Braddock street, are the guests' of Miss
May Leary, of Plcasantvllle, N- J.
Dr. John J. Mlserech, 2101 East Dauphin
streot. has returned to the city nfter in
auto trip to the Delaware Water Qap.
Miss Etta Schuckar and Mr. Morris
Schucknr, of 2223 North Front street, with
Miss Dorothy Goldstein, 2231 North Front
streot, will leave this week for the Chel
sea, Atlantic city.
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. n. L, Mlshler, of Runny
mede avenue, nre spending the summer
nt Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hoyt, of 112 South
Lansdowne avenue, will move to their
new home In Brookllno shortly.
Mrs. C. Mercer Bailey, of Owen ave
nue, returned today from a week's stay
at Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wardle, of
SS7 North Owen avenue, leave tomorrow
for a two weeks' motor trip to Portland,
Me., nnd the White Mountains.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Howard Bushier, of Owen
and Baltimore avenues, leave today for
a two weeks' motor trip along the Atlan
tic coaBt to New York.
Mlas Eleanor Conway, of South Lans
downe nvenue, left yesterday with a
party of friends for a trip to Canada.
After spending two weeks at the Hotel
PenelangueShenne ln Ontnrlo the party
wilt take a two weeks' canoe trip-on the
Knrbartha Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. William Conway, of
South Lansdowne nvenue. have returned
from a 10 days' motor trip to Cape May
and Atlantic City.
Millbourne
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Levy. 23 Mill
bourne avenue, have Just returned home
after spending the summer at the shore.
Mrs. Emily B. Stroud, of 6137 West Ches
ter road, Millbourne, has Just returned
from k two weeks' stay at Ocean Gate
N. J,
MRS. ALBERT U KRUUSK
Who, batore her marriage on Sat
urday, was Hist Pannw Ethel
Cfcadwiek, of 3W2 Jhtawat
strt,
jFfev ' rr&zK&msz; mrfl
Kter iX-.-- .- !
.w?n IHIEbH 1
MlsK .jwf! "wd&&ms$b 4m8ffiemr&BKr
MISS MABEL ELSIE FRANKENPIELD
Whose betrothal is announced today to Dr. Carl F. Kocnic, by her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Frankenlicni, of 1734 Harrison streot.
CHELSEA BEACH PARTIES
ENJOYED BY YOUNGER SET
Week-end House Parties in Cape May Ocean City
Choral Society Gives a Concert Competition
Dancing in Wildwood
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. t.
BEACH parties are no'w nil tho rage.
Sometimes thc hostess brings her
vlctrola down to tho strand so that the
guests may tnngo nt the water's edge.
Several members of the Chclaca joungcr
set wandered down to tho beach at Vent
nor on Friday night to enjoy n drift
wood party. Among thoeo present wore:
Miss Emily Atwood, Mlas Evelyn Mor
ris, Mlas Helon Blckley. Mlas Edythe
Wilkinson, Mleo Dorothy Dicks, Mlas
Gladys McCowcn, Miss Elizabeth Pyle,
Miss Hazel Parsolj. Miss Marie Carrlgao,
Miss Mario Nces, Miss Roberta Klrkpot
rlck, Mlas Helen Mnhn, Mlas Marlon
O'Meara, Miss Anna Tolln, Miss Norma
Hodgeaon. Miss Ida'MrVare. Mlas Char
lotte Vare. Miss Natallo Farren. Miss
Mary Sweeney, Miss Helen Holwood,
Miss Dorothy Mcoke, Mlsa Helen Mnitln,
Mr. Richard Hartlng, Mr. Henry Dunkcr,
Mr. Henry Mlttendorf, Mr. Carlton Mld
dendorf, Mr. George E. Sweeney, Mr.
Thomns Sinclair, Mr. 8. IC. Martin. -Mr.
Edward Hartong, Mr. Lionel Murray,
Mr. Fred English, Jlr. George Ryan, Mr.
J, Rees Bradley, Mr. Vernon Knox, Mr.
Ray Preston, Sir. Magargoe Walsh, Mr.
Thomas Qenthor and Jlr. Alfred Odgers.
Mr. J. P. Odgers and Miss Lillian
Odgers, who havo been spending the past
six weeks In tho mountains, have re
turned to their apartments ln the Ne
vada. Mrs. George A. Elsasser, Jr., Is enter
taining at her cottage. Pacific and Chel
sea avenues, Jlrs. Redding, of Wildwood.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James McCandless Grlco
aro entertaining at their apartment In tho
Juanlta, Vontnor, Mr. and Jlrs. Albert
Donahue, of Cynwyd. Pa.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Edwin Bookmyer. who
are spending the summer In Chelaea. gave
a dinner dance at the Scavlew Golf Club
on Saturday evening, inere were- w
guests.
CAPE MAY. Aug. 16. - Mlsa Virginia
Harris entertained a house party over
the week-end, Including Jtlaa Jleta Jan
ney and Miss Alice Janncy, daughters of
Mr, and Jlrs. Joseph A. Janney, Jr., of
Chestnut Hill; Jlr. Herbert Casey and
Jlr. Edward Cassnrd.
' Mr. Charles Hawkins, of Germantown,
entertained a house party over the week
end, including Jlr. Frank Green, Jlr.
n.nnt, White. Jlr. Henry Riley, Jlr,
Paul Pearson, nil of whom are warm
friends and members of the Germantown
Cricket Club
Mr. Anlin Smirks entertained Infor
mally at supper one night last week after
the Red Mill dance. The guests Included
Miss Annie Steele, Jllas Catherine Cas
sard. Mlsa Alva Sargeant. JIIss Dorothy
Frlck. Jllas Sarah JIcOIII. Jlr. Edward
Casaard, Mr, Parker McComas and Jlr.
Samuel Blspham.
Mlsa Annie Steele, of Baltimore, who
has been o active ln the younger set
here, has left for Now York, to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Osborne,
Jllas Steele's engagement to their eon
was recently announced.
Mr. and Jlrs. Samuel Emlen Carpenter
have bb their guest Mr, William Newlln.
An important adttlon to the younger
set la that of Miss Mildred L. C. White,
who has arrived to be the guest of Jllas
Alice JlcCabe, at her Columbia avenue
cottage. Jllas White, who la the daugh
ter of Mr. and Jlrs. A, Rpblnaon White,
was here also laat summer, when she
was ft popular young lady from the
sunny South-
Mlsa Balloch Richards, of Jledla, Pa.,
who has been the guest of Miaa Edith
Iredell Wilson, at her collate on Jeffer
son atreet, returned to her home laat
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. WJlklneon, of
New York, arrived on SaUrday to be
the gueats of Mrs. Arthur Burgess at her
cottage. Mrs. Burgess has been spend
ing the past few days as (he guest of
her daughter. Jlrs, Lanlng Harvey, at
the Chelaea Hotel..
The Jllsses Walah, of New York, have
as their gueat Miaa Chrlatine Waggaman,
of Washington.
Mr- and Mrs. Edward A. Crane, of Ger
mantown, are uueata t the Chalfonte
Hotel for the month of Auguat.
Sir. William L. Caaselman, who la
occupying her cottage at Waahington
avenue and Jefferson streets, ha as her
guest Mrs. Mary JIcKeen. af Morriatown.
wh is tha State president of the Mater
nlty Relief Association of New Jersey.
Mr. Howard Dunn, 0 Germantown,
and orther of Mm. Welter HenU, Jr,
1 spending several week At the CbaJ
funte Hotel.
Mt GremlUe P Montgomery, o
Wywwwftod, 1& , wiitl few daughter. Wilt
vjtc Mrs ft. Hanoi BrexUr at bar cot
tage iie ttiM tW pU
Arrival f FMl4elpbt include Mra.
and her two beautiful
Jira. John Blnkeley haa ns her guest her
mother, Mrs. JInrahall, of Philadelphia.
.M.r-..J,nmes A- Walker was among .tho
Phlladelplilans who spent the week-end
here. '
A party of 2? young peraono motored
from Chelsea to Cape Jlay, where they
d ned nt Arnold's, Cape JIay'o moat pop
ular reataurnnt.
An enthusiastic nnd clever horeewoman
who mny be Been almoat any afternoon
rlfilng on tho beach front Is Jllas Kate
ogbaum. daubhtcr of tho eriilnenl
painter. The Zogbaums, who live In New
lork, aro spending the entire Bummer
h ere.
air. c. Potter Lucas, of Philadelphia,
who is nn enthusiastic motorist, nlao en
Joys sailing' his speed boat and Is a fa
miliar figure In the harbor.
Di. nnd Jlrs. Holllngsworth Andrews
nre spending the summer here. Jlr. Ed
ward Hurlbut Oakford, of the Oaka,
Ilavotford, will remain here until Sep
tember 1.
Mrs. Julian Jtorrie. of Keswick, W. Va..
who Is a noted horsewoman, Is spending
somo time at tho Chalfonte.
OCEAN CITY. N. J.. Aug. 16,-Tho big
nmalcnl event at the auditorium Inst week
drew a crowded house. "Tli n
JIalden" was sung by the Ocean City
Chornl Society, under direction of Henry
Gurney, tenor, of Philadelphia, who Bang.
Other soloists were. Jlay Ebrey Hot, o
prnno; Jturlo Stone Longatone, alto, and
Janus Lewis Howell, baritone.
Mr. Stanloy Frclhofer, of Philadelphia,
Is among tho visitors.
Watermelon pnrtlcs on the beach at
night nro Indulged ln by the young folks.
At ono given last evening tho following
I were present: JIIss Elsie Thatcher, Jlles
Dorothy Jtulford, JIIss Virginia Downca,
Jllas Helon Powers, JIIss Beuloh Sow
ders, Miss Gertrude Rowan and Jllsa
Helen Smedley, Jlr. Lewis Henderson.
Jlr. Harry Jennings, Mr. Jl. Freeman,
Jlr. Archie Devclln, Mr. Vorhees Ander
son and Mrv David eJater.
Dr. and Jlrs. C. H. ChrlBt. of Philadel
phia, nre; visitors.
Jlr. and Jlrs. David Balrd, of Tioga,
are here for a prolonged etay.
Jllas Anna Champion, daughter of
JIayor Joseph G, Champion, of this city,
la entertaining Jllas Marie Ednlunda, of
Tioga,
WILDWOOD. Aug. 16. A colonial dance
was given Saturday evening under the
auaplclea of Jira, Margaret updrnberg, a
moat charming hoateas, at the Crest Pier
ballroom, when the apeclal feature of the
evening was the old fashion minuet
dnnced by 12 couples. The masque ball
given last week by Mrs. Opdenberg proved
a great success. The first prize naa
awarded to Jlr. Leo Davison; second
price to Jlr. Marlon Spruance, and third
to Mr, Frank Bacon. Among the dnncera
were Jilts Edna Jonea, George Hlnes,
Mlsa Katherlno Morrla, Norman Ludwlg,
Jllaa Helen S, Jones. Mr, Manfred K.
Krauskopf, Jlr, h, Morris. Jlr, William
Ryan, Jlr. John Morris, Mr. John English.
Jlr- and Mra. Samuel McDowell, Jlr. and
Mrs. Frank Bacon, Dr. and Mr. Spruance
Miaa Margaret Bacon. Miaa Marlon
Spruance, Jira. Lilly and Jtlaa Olga Kin
geter. A motorcycle race will be given Thurs.
day on the beach at Wildwood Creat unr
der tho auspices ot Mr. Harry Baven, of
JHllVllle. N, J.
The Holly Beach Yacht Club wilt hold
a swimming and diving carnival by
champion girl swimmers and holders of
various national records Saturday, The
events wilt probably be the finest of the
kind ever given this country, the team of
performer having been, selected from
among the best women swimmer by Mr.
John W. Stevens. Instructor at the 1st
Regiment Swimming Pool, and Mr. James
H. Stcrrett, organizer of the Philadel
phia Swimming Club. The women's team
Is headed by Mlas Olga Dorfner. of the
Philadelphia Turngemeinde. JIIss Florence
Stefret will also be one of the performer,
along with the following noted glr swim
mers, Mia Katharin Halre, who swam
from Stone Harbor to Angleaea; Miaa
Violet Wharton. Mlas Blale Volgt. Mis
Florence McKee and Miaa Myrtle Fraaer.
Mia Florence McLaughlin, the greatest
American Juvenile wlwmer, will jve a
apeclal exhibition and a little midget,
Mlsa Alice Roadae Wltmer. will demon
atrate the varlou stroke.
Miaa Elva Herloth, Mis Eiiaabeth Huth
and Herbert Huth, of Philadelphia, are
the guest of Mr. Charle Karst at her
cottage, at :U Eaat Magnolia avenue.
Mr. J Gilbert, of MT Eaat Magnolia
avanue. la entertaining her niece. Ml
Boletba Gilbart. of Norwood. Pa., and
Ml Jeaneu HUtft. of OlensbJ. Pb..
or two week.
Mr- and Mra. Harry SshraWt and daugh
ter. MiM M4Ntn Schmidt, ox OtMy,
P., st ttee HH ArttttgfcN tor tn
States)
Hcrbeit Tllden
children.
1. 1915.
MILADY'S GOWTS AS SEEK
AT SEASHORE AND COUNTEY
Brilliancy of Coloring and Simplicity of Line Predomi
nate for Informal Wear Stripes de Rigueur
for Every Occasion
THE passing season ha been an ex
ceptlonally colorful one. nnd brilliant
hued hats, blouses nnd skirt have been
worn, on olf link and lenrtia court,
ns never before, .Mr. George Jeaper
Hnr"dlng, Jr., while driving her car re
cently, looked cool In an old-roae linen
Norfolk suit, with which aho wore wltlte
buckskin tennla shoe and n large hat
of black nnd amber llah-nct atrnw, turned
up nt tho back,
Jlr. Follx du Pont, while on the strand
at Capo Mny, looked well In a linen skirt
rtlid aheer handkerchief linen blouae, over
which she wore a tan-nnd-whlte.trlnri
all. h enter. Tnn hoae and a hat
trimmed with a white silk band com
pleted tho edstume.
Another well-dreaaed woman I Mr.
Rcnnld II. Barlow, who affect the sport
coatume. Jlr. Hnrlow was seen lately
on the bench wenrlng An unusually atun
nlng Norfolk coat, of dark blue flannel,
and a short white skirt. Tho matron'
hat was n atlff black sailor, trimmed
with it blue band.
JIIss Dorothy Krick, of Baltimore,
wears n becoming morning frock of
white lawn, with large blnck dot scat-
!??''. ?' "J1, Th0 '"rl ' f" "id short
nnd the blouso has a. wide collar and
cuff or organdy Her hat la a Panama,
with n black band.
Green Is particular!)' becoming to Jllaa
Ldwlnn Elklna Rruncr, who hn been
wearing nt tho shore a ahnmroclt green-
Frankford
Jlrs. Daniel Evan nnd daughter, Jllsa
Jane EviinB, of 3113 Rhawn street, aro
spending tho summer at Aabury Park.
They will romnln until tho middle of Sep
tember, Jlrn. John Sloan and daughter, Jllas
Anna Rlonn, of 1522 Arrott street, havo
returned from Atlantic City, where they
have been for somo tlmo past.
A delightful party was given at the
home or Jlrs, Clntldo Gross, at 3521 North
Arcadia street, on Saturday evening. Va
rious games and dahctng formed an In
terestlng entertainment. Among the
Among the guests Were Jllsa JIargarct
Kothlg and Mlas Elizabeth Koenlg, ot
4523 North Front atreet.
Delaware County
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. John Ehlnger, of Walnut
and Arch otrects. Clifton Heights, have
Issued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Jllas Kara B. Ehlnger, to
Mr. Clarence E. Burkharl, of Norrls
town, on Auguat 23.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Herbert Hathaway of
Upper Darby, "announce the betrothal or
their daughter, JIIss Jtabel J. Hathaway,
to Jlr. Charles W. JlcCaslln. of Llan
crch. Mr. and Jlrs. Joseph G. Moore, of
Jtoore, who havo been spending some
time on Long Island, are now ln Ocean
City.
Jllas Loulae Bacon, of Jledla, la spend
ing two weeks In Wildwood.
Jlr. nnd Jtra. JIarena DI Romualdo, of
Burmont Road, Burmont. are receiving
congratulations on the birth ot a noil. Ho
wns chrlatened yesterday pnd given the
name PaBnuillno Anthony,
Camden and Vicinity
Jlr. Frederick Harned. of 8th and
Cooper streets, la visiting relatives at
Ocean City.
Jlr. Henry Sherreftl. of Hnddonfleld, la
traveling In the Weat ln company with his
undo, Jlr. William Jtoore, nnd family,
also of Haddonfleld.
Jlr J. Charles HUlman, of King's High
way. East, Is occupying her cottage in
tho Poconoa.
Jllas Joaephlne NcctcCr. dean of Swortli.
more College, Is spending part of the
summer with her mother and sister In
Haddonfleld.
Jlr. nnd Jlr. David Jeater. of 6th and
Linden streets, who nro In Ocean City,
have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J,
B. Van Sclvcr. of Chestnut Hill.
Jlr. William Henry Chnmberlln. of M3
renn street, ha returned from a seven
weeks' trip In the Weat.
NOTES OF KNOWLEDGE
Lualtanla was formerly the name of'
Portugal.
"Tabby" cats are so called after a
street In Bagdad.
.More than one-half of tho gold mar
keted every year la produced within the
bounda of tho British Empire,
The Savoy Theatre waa the flrat theatre
In London to be entirely ngntea by elec
.
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Far Mo tsA os. yaliiaMad at if
r(4 Pilv.t Uaic, O HN.
sta awtaa-. ilaa. Wi, f. ,
liMiwiMmMm
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and-whlte-slrlped illk sweater over 4
short white line nklrt A Rreert-ona.
whlti hat and while buckskin b6ct com
plete a moat attractive aporta coatume
One ot Philadelphia's handamnest
younger matron. Jlr Francl W sink.
ler, hn adopted, for incrnlnrt wear 1
pale-blue linen frock, made quite atmplP
nnd relieved only by sheer cuff and
collar of cream linen and a chamois
colored bolt. Her hat I a huge flat,
Panama, with a while band.
Mra. Charles Piatt, 3d, la looking very
mart In a plnk-nmlwhlte-trlped lawn
The walat ha a collar, vealee and cuff
of pink hemstitched lawn, and the skirt
I made full over the hln. Mrs. Plait
alio wear a broad allor hat of king"
blue traw, trimmed simply, with two
large pink rosea placed at the front and
back of the brim.
Jill Edith Iredell Wllaon, who drives
nn attractive green runabout on the
beach front at Cape Jlay every morhlng,
look Well In a llrien skirt nnd flne bleuae.
over which I worn a bright green
aweatcr. Her hat la of felt, trimmed with
a green band.
Jlr. Robert C. Lea wear n. (rock un
tiaunlly ,amart and nt the same time cool
and Bummery. It I of hnlf-lnch deep.
plnk-and-whlte-Btrlped lawn, made with
a full-pleated skirt and long sleeve,
which terminate In a quaint ruffle at the
wrlat, A touch ot white Is used About
the neck, nnd her hat I a huge basket
weave straw In a luscious old-roae shade,
without trimming, but faced with rose
figured white cretonne.
Chester and Vicinity
Mr. Frnley JI. Weldner, a former real
dent or Chester, nrrlved In lhat City
from Panama recently, nnd Is the .guest
of relative. Jlrs. Weldner and their
children have been tha gueata of Jtra.
Henry B. 'Taylor, of 10th and Chestnut
streets, for several weeks,
Mr, nn-1 Jlrs. George JI. Booth, of 301
East Broad street, will sail on the steam
hlp Kroonl nd the latter part ot thla
mouth for California, going by wav of
the Tan-ima Canal, and will visit tha
Taclllc Exposition and the Noithwcat be
foro returning.
Dr. Charles W. Perklna. ,of Broad nn!
Upland etree's, has gone to the Panama
Pacific Exposition nt San Francisco,
whtre he wl 1 apend iot!o time. He will
also vlnlt a vernl other Cat fornla cities
before iclurntng Eaat,
Jlrs. Sarah B. piltgratt. of 311 East
Broad street, Is upending a month at At
lantic City, N, J.
Jlrn Oppfge B HnrVr n' lth nrrt
Chestnut etreets, ha bse- en'ertnlnlng
her mother nnd sister, Jtra nn I Mla
Luk ns. Who recently returned tj their
home In New York State.
Sir. Ellwood Harvey, o; East Broad
street. Is upending a month iit Eagle'
Merc. Tn.
Summer Church Attendance Largo
NEW ,YoRK, Aug. 16,-Counts made
during July and three Sundays In Au
gust, Including yesterday, Bhow that at
tendance at the New York churches haa
been larger this summer than In several
years. This is regarded as all tho more
remarkable since, owing to the war the
usual offering of foreign preacher haa
not been possible this -siimrrter Street
and tent meetings held by thc Evangelis
tic Committee of New York, the National
Bible Institute nnd by Independent Chris
tian workers and speaker are reported
2J per cent, larger In attendance than on
any previous summer.
Phone Operator Saves Church
HAVRE DE GRACE, Jld., Aug, 16
Ltghtnlng struck Grace Reformed Epis
copal Church yesterday, tearing large
strip from the roo and Igniting tile
rnftcra. The storm hod put the fire alarm
service out or order, and Jllsa Bertha
Gleaaon, a telephone operator, notified vol
unteer firemen by telephone. This ac
tion savtd tho church, which was dam
aged to the extent ot 11500.
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