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rLADELPHIA FOLK AT
h n.ATV TVTA-V -ITTT-m -aa-rT-r a -r
Ift, Luke's nospiuu in xokio,
Yachting rartiea jropuiar in Atlantic City.
Happenings in Other Resorts
11 CAi'ia aii rtB. o.
I AST evening ft mimical, followed by a
j dsnee. took plnco at the Hotel Cape
"Vr for the benefit of St. Luke's Hos-
?itl In Toklo. Japan. There wero songs
... .An,nn.c1 nt Mr. Hnherl
1 vr a quaoci, ""
sii-ndes. Mr. Charles Latrobc, Mr. II.
k nidgley. Mr. George 8lbethe, who are
ifcmoua for tneir nnmmu,.
Th committee in cnmHo imiui. wu
!h1 Shields, .chairman; miss Busnn
ttTBMno Downs. MIm Nellie Fell. Miss
R&UaMcKlm. Mrs. Holllnshead Talor.
? K. Eleanor Hopkins.
Ir and Mrs. David Lewis and Miss
kfiuVv Victoria Green, of South 22d street,
Sir, here for a fortnight.
Mrs II. Sklpwlin uanneili 01 mucmuii
I ; . extermination of mos-
moci A concert will be Riven tonight
b!TJh ballroom of tho Cape May Hotel.
Simon tho Phlladolphlans who will
Jny. a. E. Wagner and her charming
?ttuhters.
Mr Pallas w. .oona is viBiung nu
(SI, Charles Hoban. Miss nicanor, Miss
Pfialherlno and Master Charles Hoban,
Lwho are registered at tho Windsor.
l distinguished guest at ono of tho
'Hotels Is Mr. Charles M. Schwab, prcsl-
Jtnt of the Bethlehem Steel Works. II
arrived on Wednesday In his prlvnto car.
rv. mufti weekly cottago urmgo club
.vis entertained by Mrs. Norman Mc
Mollen at her cottage, 615 Franklin street.
i lawn fcto is being arranged to take
slice on Wednesday afternoon, August
at the home of Mr. William F. II.
Bttd for tho benefit of tho Church of
kHII be tho usual Punch and Judy show
' (r the kiddles, home-made cakes, Ico
cream and candles will be on sale, and
lot but not least a fish pond. In the
erenlng there will bo motion pictures and
Mmjslc Dy me v-onnmmn lacni v.iud ur
;Mtra. . Mrs. E. Ross Carver, who has been
rending several weeks at Lake George
llrtth friends, has returned to her cottago
en Decatur street. Mr. Carver will arrive
fcibout September 1.
I' Miss Marian Koons, of Boyer street,
rjiount Airy, spent tno week-end nnd sev
ewal days this last week at ono of tho
Stach front hotels.
, Mr. Irwin Cfarkson Garrett, of Ger-
Ceantown, and his mother. Mrs. George
(Garrett, have taken a cottago hero for
f ft entire summer.
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 20. Mr.
Ceorge Degerberg entertained k party of,
mends aDoara nis yncnt vira for a
erjiise to Beach Haven. Luncheon was
Krved on board, followed by dinner nt
um Chelsea Yacht Club. Thoso present
were: Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Rogers, who
chaperoned the party; Miss Sweeney,
M1M Elizabeth Sweeney, Miss Lcnoro
. Kajr, Miss Ellen Bell Smith, Mr. J. Har-
eld Higy, Sirs. A. Elmo Lawler, Mr. R.
R. Howard.
Mr. James Leonard, Jr., of Washing
ton, who Is spending the summer at Had
don Hall, entertained at dinner for the
following guests : Miss O'Neill, Miss Mae
' O'Neill, Miss Catherine O'Neill, Mr. Wil
liam grock and Mr. J. J. Ecley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bender, of
it rmiaoeipnia. wno jmvo ueen spenuing me
if , tammerat their Chelsea; cottage, 11 Abcr-
r i J... hla.n kkluAH A.,, nnfnvlni. nrtnt
MWOTJI UlkC. I.C.OCl. Ul 17 CllJUJ lfe IllUiUI
trip uirougn me jjerasmres.
Kiss Pauline Varwlg is entertaining at
r cottago on California avenue Miss
Iter Shell, of Philadelphia.
Jfr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Thels and son
Nterned to their home In Kingston, Pa..
May, after spending several weeks as
Ike guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Flem-
at their Chelsea cottage.
Mr, Joseph H. Packer nnd Mr. Jesse
D, Atley. Miss Louise Goldner nnd Miss
Catharine Hasselberg spent the week-end
tua Mr, nnu Mrs. Altert uoldner nt tnelr
tpartments.on Maryland avenue.
OCEAN CITY. Aug. 20. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Storie. Freeman, of 2d street,,wlll leave
tonorrow for a visit of several days as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Free
man at her summer residence at Port
Deposit, Md.
Mri. Allen Pettlt. accompanied by her
ten, Mr. Allen Pettlt. of the St. James,
Philadelphia, has a cottage here which
tey are occupying for the summer. Mr.
Alien Pettlt left this week for Maine
where he will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Elkins, Jr., nt their sum
Bier home for several weeks, returning to
Ocean City about the first week in Sep
tember. B Mr, and Mrs. Charles MacGlnnts, of 831
Pnghton Place, have as their guest for
MYeral weeks Miss B. Fenton, of Balti
more, Md.
WILDWOOD. Aug. 80.-Dr. nnd Mrs.
George W. Kehl, Miss Cathorlna Bruner
tad II. U Kehl, of Reading, Pa., are
among those registered at tho Hotel Dor-
Mi.
Ura. R .T 1fAnnrtv In nnanrilni? MAVnrn.1
4feks here. ' .
. Mr. II. Rllvrrsteln Is entertaining a
Wly party from Philadelphia at his
wgalow on the canal.
Dr. J. Boehrlncer snent a delightful
tk with his aunt. Airs. L. Boehrlncer.
the F. Turner cottage on East 17th
urtnue.
Mr. and Mrs. Semboner and Mrs. Oar-
ace Schultz, of Reading, Pa., are spend-
," tne summer at the Hotel Arlington.
A bftV natu un a nliFAn la at Aifnlnir
r the guests of the Hotel Dayton.
yr. Leonard Hirshberg, of Baltimore,
d, has returned after a several days'
y wth his family, who are at tho
Wllawood Manor for the summer.
Mrs. II Mntlnt finrl fnmllv will iwmntn
J their apartments on Magnolia avenue
jjfU after Labor Day.
h Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Frankel, of
."wing. Pa., are here for several
tks.
Mrs, A. DeshftUAr nnrf mnnm lfr. WnltAp
Ir Leon Deahauer, are spending the
nmer here and will remain until after
User Day
kr. and Mrs. John T. Reliley, formerly
South Hicks Hlrrpf nrn Kruindlnir the
fpawier at their cottage at Wlldwood.
jti j, ana are entertaining extensively.
",?ntT their guests during the past
If! Were Mr. Ilnhor V. HIMnv Mlu
1 Cunningham. Mlu. Allrn Itclllfiv. Mill
IJ IUilley. MIhh M. I(IIIv. Mm. IS.
leon, Mr James 8. Dunn and Mis
frt Bhanahan.
Along the Main Line
iHKRTII. Mr. and Mrs, Lewli
of Dudley and Windsor avenues.
d to Cbdo May for a stay of sev-
eki,
iMORK.Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Free.
J a Bt, Paui'a road, left today for
where they will spend several
i principally at Tim Lake fishing.
nd Mrs M, Rodman Street ani
Xatharlne V Street, of Montgoin.
nue, are at Pine Beach, N. J.
VN MAW.-Mr and Mrs, John .
Wine, of Highland Kami are at
fratansitt Per, where thty will re-
UDtll Btitnil..r 1
f'lsfr,, lwrt; Abeniethy, pf Allentown.
- ", wwnt .... ,t4 .tu -ir
Japan, to Receive Proceeds.
"ugh Abr-rnethy, of Gulf road, returned
homo Wednesday.
ST. niVTnn t.. i.- -..... . .
1. .."?"' of 8t- Davids road, have 1ift
r -v"-- - 'vHio, ur. ana airs, upurso
l.rroby Shoemnker at their summer homo
... ....iHii-aMirrr. l'a.
Mrs. C. C. Tnvlnr nti.1 rl. A1IA rv....1A.
are staying nt the Hotel Wentworth.
?I.,T,lh' N "- ,mt lh middle of
WAWKr . .. . ..
iiA.i i .- """ Slrs- Arthur h
Hosklng nnd family, of Bloomlngdalo nnd
nvne ninuB i.a ........ ... ,.
mere for tho remnlnder of the summer.
Mrs. John It. Magulre and son have
returned to their home on Chestnut lane,
arier spending several weeks In Cnnada.
Germantown
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kims O'Kccfe, of Earl
vlio J? ""-?' hnv. ,nkcn "Pnrtments In
unuinnutumny' whlh "
Mrs. Anna Hnll. of Mllford. Dol., Is tho
Z? n "AJ?",1: slMpri Mr- John Underwood,
of tho Chclten Apartments.
Miss Clara Wells, of Wny.io nvenu",
has returned from on extended stny In
Bettcrton, Md.
,?,r.?; ?nr1c D- McCreary Kerns, of
the Lhcltrn Apartments, hns taken a cot
tage at Avnlon, N. J., for tho remainder
of tho summer.
Miss James Do C. Kelly, of 621 Ger
mantown nvenue, hns returned from a
'. - uunuc .ny, where she was the
guest of Mrs. P. McGarrlgle at her cot
tago on South Carolina avenue.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Mulford, Jtlsa
Mary Mulford nnd Miss Dorothy M tl
ford, of Wyncote,,nre at Mount Pocoi .
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vogt. of Mel
rcso Park, will entertain at their cot
tago nt Ocean City over this week-end
Miss Mnrguerlto Williams. Miss Helen
JMske, Miss Bentrico Thorplcy. Miss Ber
nlce l-arlcy. Miss Lcona Dare, Miss
l.yelyn Blake. Miss Ksthcr Sldmnn nnd
Miss Martha Kirk.
Mr. Horace G. Llppincott. of Stone
home, Chelten Hills, accompanied by his
son, Mr. George Llppincott left on Mon
day for Klneo, Maine, where they will
BO In camp for several weeks. Mrs. Hor
?,Cm, ' LPP'ncott left Tuesday for Watch
Hill, where she will join Miss Virginia
Llppincott. who hns a house there, for
the remainder of the season.
M,r- Samuel P. Llppincott. of Chelten
Hills, Is spending several days at tho
Bellevue-Stratford before going to tho
Baldwin, Beach Haven, where ho will
remain for the remainder of the season.
Miss Catharine Borda, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Eugenia Borda, of Wal
nut street, Jcnklntown, left yesterday
for Chelsea, where they will remain for
several days.
Mies Esther Wnss, of Jcnklntown, Is
spending two weeks at Wlldwood Crest.
Mrs. J. C. Daniels and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Daniels, of Greenwood av
onue, Wyncote, have returned from Wil
mington, Del., where they wero the guests
for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Mefrlll nt ihflt inmB 147A t.kl... ....
nnd were cxtcnslvely'entcrtalned by their
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Burton, of Sum
mit avenue, Wyncote, left to Join Mrs.
Burton's parents, In New York, where
they will remain until September 22, leav
ing then for tho Paclllc coast, returning
nbbiit October 25. Mrs. Burton was Miss
Marlon Mansfield, of New York, before
her marrlago In the spring.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Thomas Nlhlll and family, of 20J
St. James street, are spending one month
with relatives In Buffalo.
Mrs. George Dlngwald, of 223 South 6th
street, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Ferguson, of Dantford street, Portland,
Me.
Miss Marie Kelly and Miss Katherlne
Kelly, of 268 South 3d street, aro at At
lantic City.
Miss Lillian Frazler, of 2635 South 15th
street, will leave today for Baltimore,
where sho will bo the guest of Mrs. C. R.
Shuntway till the end of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. William Evuns and fam
ily, of Front and Tasker streets, aro at
their summer homo In National Park,
N. J.
Mrs. S. L. Fcldman and daughter, Miss
Rosalie Feldman, of 131S South 5th street,
aro spending the remainder of the sum
mer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Nicholas, of 1532 South 6th
street, is at her bungalow In Clementon,
N. J.
Miss Sarah Burns, of 413 South 4th
street, und Mrs. Rae Miller, of 916 South
15th Btreet, are spending this week at
Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Gllckman, of 510 North 6th
street, will remain at Collegevllle, Pa.,
for the rest of the summer.
Mr. Albert G. Smith, of 1511 South 5th
street, spent last week at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Davis, of 2112 South
Broad street, havo taken apartments on
Rhode Island avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.,
where they wilt remain until Labor Day.
Miss Sue Haines, of 1607 Passyunk ave
nue, has returned from a four months'
trip to Pittsburgh. Pa. She will spend
tho week-end at Atlantio City.
n
Mr. John J. Bobbins and family, of 1129
Wolf street, are spending a few weeks
at Atlantic City, N. J.
Mrs. T. J. Byrnes, of 1517 South Broad
street, and children, are spending six
weeks at Atlantio City. N. J.
Dr. Charles ir. iiaw.i., ui i ;:..
street, was a week-end visitor at Atlantio
Cltyi N. J.
Lansdowne
Mrs. O. R. Brown and son. Kenneth,
of South Wycombo avenue, are spending
two weeks at Ocean City and vicinity.
Miss Isabel Jackson and Mr. Herbert
Jackson, pf Owen avenue, leave today
for a two-weeks' stay at tho Belmar,
Wlldwood Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, of Owen
avenue, left yesterday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Lnurance Shuffner, of
Chicago.
Dr. Blanche II. Hlllman. ft Drexel Hill,
and Dr. Busan nosers Corson, of Baltt
n'ore avenue, Lansdowne, are enjoying
camp llfo n the Maine woods They
will return September 1.
Sir Thomas Fltigerald, of West Haiti,
more avenue, spent the week-end at the
Brighton In Atlantio City
Mis Cell Ryan, of I C", f.JJ,
is spending two wueks at Ocean City,
EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA", FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,
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Photo by Kugcno O'Connor.
MISS MARIE LOUISE STARR
Who is spending tho summer in Capo May, won second place in
tho weekly golf tournament that takes place on Monday afternoons
at tho Golf Club.
West Philadelphia
Miss Mabel Marratt, 6241 Market street,
has returned from a visit to West Ches
ter. Mr. Robert B. Yohey. ES North Fclton
street, is spending a few lo8 In Nnntl
coke, Pa.
Miss Emily Weckcsser, 37 North 63d
street. Is visiting Mrs. Dan Vnrr, In Har
rlsburg. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B. Ayers, 31 North
63d street, nro spending the month In
Wlldwood.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. O. D. Bedford. 33 North
63d street, will leave shortly for Wild
wood, where they will remain until Sep
tember. Miss Elsie McCausland, SC47 Market
street, and Miss Helen McAtcer, of
Bryn Mnwr, nre spending their vacation
at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Metz, of 1106 North
62d street, aro receiving congratulations
on tho birth of n daughter.
Miss Margaret McGoldrlck, of 6115
Westminster acnue, left today to be the
week-end guest of Miss Mnry Carlln,
daughter of Inspector Walter J. Cnrlln,
at their cottage nt Margato City, N. J.
Mr. Edward Tlttcrton, of 50th nnd Hav
trford avenue. Is the guest of Mr. Michael
Gorman, of Arkansas avenue, Atlantic
City. Mr. Tlttcrton will return homo
early next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Partridge and
family have a cottage on Prospect ave
nue. Ocean City. N. J., where they en
tertained Miss Mildred M. Stoklnger, of
West Chancellor street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Thomas, of 217
South 51st street, are occupying quarters
in the 31th street section of Ocean City,
where Mr. Paul Thomas Is entertaining
Mr. Joseph Jcffcott.
Mr. Harry O. Zoellner, of Washington,
D. C, and formerly of West Philadel
phia, Is visiting friends here.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Fenton Luce, 21D
South Elst street, are making a stay with
friends In Ocean City.
Miss Jane C. Williams, 5256 Cedar ave
nue, has gone on n two-months' trip
through Maine. Mrs. T. II. Williams has
returned from a visit to Hazleton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edgar Seeley nnd son,
Robert, 4040 Green street, nre making a
pleasant stay with Mr. Seelcy'a parents
In Brldgeton, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cugley and
daughter. Miss Edith Cugley, 5138 Hazel
avenue, are guests as usual at the Brigh
ton, Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tomllnson and child
are on a good stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Edith A. Cassel, 5621 Havorford
avenue, Is visiting friends at High Point,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Mills. 6110
Pearl street, nre spending two weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hendrlckson and
daughter, 6346 Addison street, have re
turned from a trip to "Asbury Park, Bor
denlown, N. J and Allcntown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Cassel and
children, 66a Haverford avenue, and Mr.
J. II. Shetter, 5130 Vine street, have re
turned from an automobile trip through
New Hampshire and Maine.
Mrs. Henry Borsch, 5319 Addison street,
has returned from Christiana, Del.,
whero she has been visiting friends for a
month.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Stilling and children,
5.133 Chestnut street, have returned from
a month's stay at Schuylkill Haven, Pa,
Mr, and Mrs. Alonzo Parsons, 5356 Ad
dison street, have returned from Wild
wood. ' Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. John A. Mather, of 2d and Penn
streets, is visiting her sister at Narberth,
Pa., for two weeks
Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Janke and Miss Mil.
dred Janke, of North 6th street, are In the
Poconos for a fortnight. t
Miss Helen Woodward, of 211 Broadway,
who Is at Wlldwood, Is entertaining Miss
Marguerite Rudderow, of North 6th
street
Miss Katherlno Warren left Monday for
Minneapolis, where she wU remain Indefi
nitely. Notices for tbe Society pate will
accepted and printed la the KtcdIuk
Ledger, but all such notices rauat be
written on ono (Id of the paper,
mutt bo signed hi fiiH, with full ad
dress, and wbea poMlbls telephone
number must bo sjtvtn.
Head aH oucb. coamunlenlteM to
'gocktr B4H," Xtonlng Ltdjtr,
0M Chestnut ftfoot,
Ualoos tbM reiiilriol art carried
eat so Ha vorWoaHan so Vo bom4M,
tno aotioo wH st bo bWtbsi.
Millbourne
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Ulttle. 2S Hurd
nei)ue, nre closing their home In Mill
Lourne. They will spend n few months
In Linnet ch, with Mr. Blttlc's mother.
Mrs. Wndo Bloom,
visiting Mrs. G. L.
Burd avenue.
of Dubois, Pn.,
Frcudenbcrger,
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L Frcudenbcrger will
leave tomorrow for a cruiso on Long
Island Sound.
Mrs. Gcorgo r. Dcleer, IS Park nvenue,
nnd her children nre spending the sum
mer In Danville, Pa.
Mr. Cecil Myers, 20 North Hurst
street, hns returned from a visit to her
mother In Scrunton, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs D. Paniagua. 29 Burd
acnue, sailed last week for Venezuela,
where they will spend several months.
Mr. D. M. Ycrkes, 6113 West Chester
rlkc, will Icavo Bhortly for North Caro
lina, where ho will Join his wife nnd
fnmlly.
Mr. John Brosnnn, of 11 Burd avenue.
Chief Burgess of Millbourne, Is soon to
make his home In Drexel Hill, whero ho
will reside In tho old Goudy home.
Mrs. Harry B. Thatcher, of 16 Burd
nvenue, Is visiting her sister at Lancaster,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tnggart. of 37
Sellers avenue, and their sons, Mr.
Samuel Tnggart nnd Mr. Lylo Taggart.
nre spending n vacation nt Ocean City.
Md
Md. W. Fred Ford, of 28 Millbourne av
enue, has Just returned from a motor trip
to Allentown, Now York; Lako George,
Atlantic City, Ocean City and Somers
Point.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jones and their family,
of 16 Millbourne avenue, have Just re
turned from a stay of Beeral weeks at
Wlldwood. N. J.
Mrs, Clarissa Hucy nnd her daughter
nre spending some time nt the San Fran
cisco Exposition.
Frankford
Miss Mnry Glenn, of Holmesburg, hns
had ns her guests Captain nnd Mrs. P. H.
Ubcrroth. Captnln Uberroth is In com
mand of the IT. S. s Seminole, stationed
nt Wilmington. N. C, where he nnd Mrs.
Uberroth will remain until September,
nfttr motoring through the Now England
States.
Miss Mary Fclton, of 5124 Rising Sun
avenue. Is the guest of tho Rev. nnd Mrs.
Rnndolph at their summer bungalow nt
Mountain Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Flack, of Rfolng Sun nve
nue, above Blelgh street, nre occupying
their new home at 7312 Palmetto Btreet.
Mrs. Anderson, of 5724 North 4th street,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Elea
nor Anderson, is spending the month of
August at Ocean City, N. J.
Rev, Mr. Friday, of 6302 North Front
streot, Is spending his vacation In Mary
land. Miss Friday Is traveling through
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Mnryland.
She will return about the 1st of Septem
ber. Miss Adelaide Jennings, of 6111 Water
street. Is spending the month of August
at Mlllington, Md.
Mrs. Samuel MacKinnon, of 5410 B
Btreet, and her daughter, Miss Marlon
MacKinnon, have returned from a short
stay at Atlantio City.
Delaware County
The Rev. Mr. William II. Shaw and
family, of Sharon Hill, are spending the
month as guests at Atlantic City of Mr.
John Burt.
Mrs. Edgar Thomas, of Drexel Hill,
Is spending a month at the Marlborough
Hotel In Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. T, Brown Snyder and son,
of Drexel Hill, returned today from a
10 days' motor trip to Ocean Grove.
Mrs. James Cameron, of Peru, N. J.,
Is visiting Mrs. K. B, Holden, of Penn
avenue, Drexel Hill,
Miss Anna Marley, of Burmont avenue.
Oak View, will entertain a number of
friends at a euchre this evening at her
home. Among the guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Gillespie, Miss Anna Burdsall,
Miss Nellie Lndsey, Miss Catherine Lind
say, Miss Theresa Llndsey, Mr. and Mrs.
John McFadden, Miss Sadie Gallon, Miss
Anna Manley, Mrs. Kathryn McMenemln,
Mr. and Mrs. William Marley, Mr, i ink
Gillespie, Mr. Thomas McGowen, Mr.
James Dick and Mr. William Lungen.
North Philadelphia
Dr Joseph Danneker. of 1208 North 18th
street, has gone to Lock Haven. Pa..
where he la Isltlng his sister, Mrs. War
ren Kyjer, of 215 West Water street. Doo
tor Danneker will return early In Sep
tember. Mis Helen Rlppey l spending August
at Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Roxborough
Mr and Mrs. Howard F Kerkeslager
and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ketke.
singer, of Roxborough nvenue, are spend
ing tho present month In Atlantic City.
The Rev. Dr. Dwlght C. Hanna, of 510
du Pont street, Is passing some time at
Winona Lake, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sacks and their
family, of 6937 RIdgo avenue, are spend
Ing several weeks In Atlantic City.
Miss Gertrude Bcnham and Miss Ethel
Beqham, of Ridge avenue, have gone to
Wlldwood for several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Schoflctd nnd Master
Russell Schoflcld, of Mannyunk avenue,
nre spending some time In the Tocono
Mountains.
Mr. and Mtb. Harry Miller have re
turned from a tour through Canada -and
the Western States to California.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrold C. ltawlcy. son
and daughter-in-law of Mr. Harry Raw
ley, of Lyceum avenue, nre spending sev
eral weeks at Hooslo Falls, N. Y. Mrs.
R.awley will be remembered as Miss
Sarah W. MacCracken, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David MacCracken. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Rawley will be at home In the
autumn nt 1415 North 53th rHcet.
Mrs. P. Edgar Rlghtor, Jr., of Fountain
street and RIdgo avenue. Is pnsslng Au
gust nt Cape May Point.
Mrs. Ellmbcth Grinrod, of Nownrk,
N. J., Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Andrews, of 35th street below
Queen lano.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Everett Foerlng, of
45S Lyceum nvenue, aro nt Capo May
Tolnt.
Miss Amnndn Stein Is the guest of Mrs.
Nathan L. Jones nt her summer homo at
Capo May Point.
Mrs. J6seph Hyde and her daughter.
Miss Alice Hyde, who have been spend
ing the summer nt Wlldwood, have re
turned to their home, .157 Lyceum avenue.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Bertolct. their son
and daughter. Mr. Ira Brrtolct. Jr., and
Miss Marlon Bertolet, of 3546 North 18th
street, have gone to California to visit the
two expositions. They will return the end
of September.
Miss Tcarl Trend, of 3817 North 18th
street. Is In ABbury Park with her aunt,
Mrs. A. F. Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Welter and
Miss Harriet Julia Weller, of 3853 North
Smcdley street, have left Atlantic City
nnd have gone to tno mouniams to re
main until the middle of September.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank W. Felsberg, of
1422 Llndley nenue. will spend the re
mainder of the month In Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm R Jefferles. of
3465 Ridge nvenue. with Mr. and Mrs.
Wllllnm R. Jefferles. Jr., of 3335 West
Firth street, have lately returned from
an extended motor trip through the New
England States.
Dr. Malcolm Douglass, of 1811 West
Tioga street, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Carrie Douglass, of Boston, Mass.,
left yesterday for a tour through the
West to California, to visit the two ex
positions. In Los Angeles they will be
tho guests of their brother. Dr. Elllcott
Douglass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel P. Young nnd
their daughters. Miss Florenre Young nnd
Miss Esther Young, of 3403 North 17th
street, haVo gone to Atlantic City for
tho balance of tho summer. Miss Flor
ence Young and Miss Emma Stockman, of
West Tioga street, returned craly In the
week from a visit to Portland, Me., and
a tour through tho AVhlto Mountains.
Miss Edna Rodberg, who hns been vis
iting Miss Edna Blumenthnl, of 1S30 West
Erie avenue, has returned to her home
In New York.
Miss Margarett De Mott, of Tioga and
17th streets, left on Wednesday to pass
tho remainder of the senson In Asbury
Park.
Mr. and Mrs Monroe P. Llnd nnd their
dnughtcrs, Miss Mabel Llnd nnd Miss
Laura Llnd, of West Tioga street, left
on Tuesday for Ocean City, where they
will remain until nutumn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Bover, of 3429 North
18th street, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas
Boyer, of 2012 West Tioga street, will
pass the week-end at Bctterton, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heist, Miss Mildred
Heist, Miss Elizabeth Heist, Mr. Vnhlon
Hoist and Mrs. Heist's mother Mrs.
Crumle, of 1S2H West Tioga stree' havo
returned rrom Atlantic City nn have
gone to Kqpt Mills for tho balance of
tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer and their
dnughter. Miss Laura Bauer, of Lincoln
Drive, formerly of Tioga, have returned
from an extended automobile tour
through Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Flnlay, of 3317
North 18th street, nre occupying their
cottago at Ventnor, N. J.
Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Holstein II. Fields, of 618
East 15th street, have announced the-engagement
of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence Winifred Fields, to Mr. Edgar Mor
ris Creamer, of Walllngford. Tho wed
ding will be solemnized next month.
Mrs. Crosby M. Black, her son and
Miss Marjorle Black, of 6th and Madison
streets, are being entertained by Mrs.
J, Frank Black, also of Chester, at her
cottage at Cape May, N. J.
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Stlteler, of 23d and
Potter streets, are spending some time
at Chester Springs, Chester County.
Dr. George II. Cross and family, of
Park place, havo gone to Ocean City,
N, J where they have taken a cottage
for the month of August.
Miss Bessie Dunn Howard, of Park
place, and Miss Rhoda Esther Howard,
of Broad street, are tho guests of their
cousins, the Misses Howard, at Ocean
City, N. J.
Miss Lottlo Peacock, of 514 Broad street,
Is spending the month of August as the
guest of her brother, Mr. Arthur G. Pea
cock, at Fort Salonga, L. I.
Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Ball are at Col
orado Springs on a sightseeing trip. Later
they will go to Salt Lake City, Utah, and
other places of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Blssell have
gone to Beach Haven, N. J., where they
will visit Mr, and Mrs, Arthur II. Spru
ance. Mrs. A. A. Capelle, Jr., and children
have gone to North Adams, Mass , to
stay a fortnight.
Mrs. Job II. Jackson and Miss Elizabeth
Jackson have gone to Wernercvllle, Pa.,
where they will stay until September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perot Keen and
Joseph 8. Keen, Jr.. of Bellevue, have
gone to Cape May, N. J., to stay a fort
night. What's Doing Tonight
Falrmount Park Hand. Strawberry Mansion,
8 VclotVt Kre.
Municipal Hand. Hoiboroucb Halt Qround.
MlicWl und J'enndaU, streets; 8 o'clock. Krt.
I'hlltdelrhU Uana, Cltr Ball JPUw, a
o'clock, Frse,
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OLD GUARDS' ASSOCIATION
TO GIVE3 BLOCK PARTY
Hunting Park Avenue and 8th Street to Be Brilliantly
Illuminated and Decorated Tonight and
Tomorrow Night Other Affairs
THE Guards Association of Young
America Council, No, 407, Order of
Independent Americans, will give n, block
party at Hunting Park nnd 8th street to
night nnd tomorrow night The nvenue
will be Illuminated at that section with
Japanese lanterns and decorated with
bunting nnd flags. Thero will be nutomo
bllo rides, refreshments, muslo by the
Accordion Band of Ncwhall Council, of
tho order, and a bazaar for the sale of
fancy articles and confectionery. The en
tertainment will be prcclded by a parade
of ! 't Regiment, O. of I. A., and a
num of other fraternal orders. A sil
ver cup will bo presented by the Guards
Association to the organization having
the greatest number of members In line.
Tho committee having the affair In chaige
Includes: Mr. Harry M. Elsenbrey, Mr.
Herman Kauffman, Mr. Augustus Schu
macher, Mr. Frederick Whllhelm, Mr. Eu
geno Elwanger, Mr. W. Mozer, Mr.
Charles Schuck and Mr, Charles Wlland.
Mrs. 11. M. Elsenbrey, Miss Mabel Tom
tlson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beetle and
Miss Wlland, assisted by a number of
young women, wilt presiao at tho tables.
A birthday celebration was given Sun
day In honor of Mr. Hnrry W. Dillon,
4".0 West York street. Mrs. Lillian nnd
Miss Mnry Dillon received the guests.
Thoso attending were Mrs. Sara Dillon,
Miss Lottie Zcbley, Mrs. Anna Price,
Mrs. Albert Hlllpot, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hcher, Miss Edna Dillon, Mrs. Paul
Yrullng. Miss Lillian Hehcr, Miss Mary
Heher, Miss Marie Dillon, Mr. Jack
Jones, Mr. William Price. Mr. Russell
Crager, Master Milton Price, Master
Howard Dillon, Mnstcr George Dillon.
The Mayer Sulzberger Club Juniors held
an organization meeting last week at
Gratz College. The election of officers
resulted In the following choice: Mr.
Abraham Abramson. president; Mr. Sey
mour Karfunkle, secretary; Mr. Jesse
Abramson. treasurer. The president ap
pointed two committees, the Constitu
tional nnd the Membership. The follow
ing members who wero present nre chnr
tcr members: Mr. A. Abramson, Mr. J.
Schwartz, Mr. J. Abramson, Mr. D. Tay
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An attractive ganlen fete will bo held
tonight nnd Saturday night on the lawn
of St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, 7th nnd Luzerno streets, by the
Young People's Society.
The members of the Grace Reformed
Episcopal Church, the Rev Walter E.
Oakford, pastor, will glvo a garden party
tonight on the church lawn. Ridge avenile
nbovo Calumet street, Falls of Schuylkl I.
BENEFIT PICNIC FOR CARMEN
Sick P. R. T. Employes to Get Pro
ceeds of Central Park Outing:
Incapacitated for work because of Ill
ness during the past year, Walter Wright
nnd Walter Young, P. R. T, carmen con
nected with tho Luzerno depot, will re
ceive the proceeds of a benefit picnic It
will be held today at Central Park by the
families and friends of the carmen from
tho northeast section of the city Both
men aro married and their families Iiave
been without any regular Income since
they ceased work.
A permit for the exclusive use of the
grounds for the day was readtlv obtained
from tho management of the Central Park
nnd an Interesting program has been ar
ranged. Field sports and a twilight ball
gamo between department teams of the
Luzerne depot will fill up the afternoon.
Dinclng and music will feature the eve
ning program.
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Noon Meeting nt Fls soap works: speaker,
SI la nertha Sapolts.
Noonday meeting on Fostoftlcs plait;
speaker, Mlas Anna McCue.
8 30 p. m. Open-air meeting. Frankford av
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8 SO p. m. Meeting at Germantown avenue
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