EVENING LEDaER-PHILADELPHlA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1915.
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SURPRISE DINNER PARTY
SMART COSTUMES ATTRACT
FEMININE EYE AT RESORT
TWO SISTERS BECAME BRIDES ON SAME DAY
ia uivjujn JJY MEN FRIENDS
FHarrold E. Gillingham, of Germantow'n, Is Given a
Each Day Milady of Fashion Appears on the Boardwalk
in a New Creation Large Lawn Fete Is Given
at Cape May Tennis at Ocean City
His Birthday Personals
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5 fll. HAM"""' uuiuuiuiinu, u.
JM im weat Prleo street, acrmantown,
fj home by severnl of his men friends.
. ... In tinnnn nf "1 fllll-
Kjj occasion wb " ' --.
-- htriliilnv. Those Who ntlpn(lfl
Iftgliani "
&r Mr David Iowls, Mr. Thomas
RHcross. Mr Wllllntn Taylor Betts, Mr.
William Beuckert and Mr, John Morgan
jrth.
'Cardinal Olbbons Is vIsltlnB Mr. and
.-., Marim Aiiuuuuy iv ..nrn .unto,
Kulllngarry, Spring Lalto. A. large re
'. u-ni, civen on Monday nfternoon
&F... .i Mm. Mnlonev from 4 until 6
&tloek in honor ot their guest.
Li -.i Mm Vlnhor I.. Boyd, of llrver-
R.fj'ra. accompanied by Miss Harriet
Iforut . llnvarford. and her fiance.
lur hlchard Este. of Philadelphia, mo
'iid to Beach Haven, N. J over tho
J01 . v.-b tn return hnmrt this
fftK-enu mm v.t.v-.
eCycek.
f-.. -t.. ri.. T. Rhnrnlms. of Hathcrton.
Ri'vneote Pa., and Mr. Undsay Kur, ot
FnVonU. Pa-, have motored to Attantlo
I-?" m t whnre thev will remain for
rjewal days at the Monterey, on Virginia
hrenue.
5L. - -.... A CtHnrrnr nrrftlflpnt Of tho
R: ' ,. rkritlnn Temnrnnen Union.
Km returned from a trip to tho Tacinc
Joaat. alter navin ra i" . u.,ju.-
tn ana yciiowbioho ia.n..
?Mrs. Sara E. Broadbclt, of I.lanerch,
visiting Mentis in ivcsi i-n..uuei.mu.
Along the Main Line
tiorK MAWR-Mm, w. Q. Martello
ana her niece, Mian Mildred Bldgood, of
'Schenectady, N. Y wno navo Dcen visu
ifcr Mrs. Thomas P. Foley, of Gulf road,
! returned to their home.
.,.. vtonrv n. Wallace, of 22 Brvn
faawr avenue, Is visiting at Atlantic
ntv.
KMr. Francis Koch, of Merlon avenue,
t gone 10 jimuuiu. .ii) " . .tvo
pilies Tracy Dickinson Mygatt. of 116
,riaverly place, new ions city, is spenu-
fhij a week nere.
KvILIjANOVA. Mrs. Thomas Oakley, of
Oalf and spring ami roaas, is spending
V week at Atlantic City.
SfJIr. James F. I'pton will spend a fort
his home here.
FST. DAVID'S. Mr. and Mrs. W. He"
Jward Ml era and family have gone to
Winter Harbor, Maine, to stay until Sep
tember. Ellr. and Sir?. M. St. I.yons and family
have gone to Enfield, N. H for a few
;wki.
I STAFFORD Mr. and Mrs. W. Kcm-
He Yarrow havo returned from n motor
trip In New York State.
Mis- Rose Jacobs Is one of tho guests
It the house pstrty which Jlr. and Mrs.
W. a Wright are giving at Still River.
Conn.
ROSEMONT. Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Talone, of Bosemont, are entertaining
their sister. Mrs. Anthonv Talone. of Hnr-
i vard,"Ill. They havo spent several days
' In Atlantic City and other points. Mrs.
Talohe'rtrill return to her home In the
-latter ptt of September.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. J. Ogle Wnrflcld, accompanied by
kr daughters Miss Loulso Warfleld and
Mis Elizabeth Warfleld. are at home.
fearing spent a month at Naomi Lake,
Pccono Pines. The Rev. J. Ogle Wnrfiold
Ka been visiting his father In Maryland.
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air. ana .Mrs. josepn A. need, or xio
Oowen avenue, have returned from Bed
ford Springs, Pn.
Germantown
Mrs. John Frisbeo Kentor. Miss Rachel
Keator, Miss Martha J. Hughes, Mr. John
Frisbee Keator, Jr.. and Mr. Clement S.
IXeator. of 218 West Walnut lane, havo
wurnea to tneir home irom a trip to
tfce Panama Exposition.
vDr. and Mrs. William Cahall. of 151
yest Chclten avenue, have returned from
a, two weeks' visit with relatives In Fal
mouth, Mass. Their daughter. Miss Emma
Cahall, who has been visiting friends In
Ocean City, has returned to her home.
l.MIis Mabel McCallln. of 234 West
Schoolhouse lane, who has been snend-
J the summer with friends In Columbus,
wit will return to her home today.
lr. John F Simons, of 631 Hnnsberry
street, end her daughter, Miss Helen B.
Maons are spending this month In New
Hope, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald HnmDton Schell.
m 432 West Schoolhouse lane, who have
i spending tho past few weeks nt Ing
kamdale, Now Hope, Pa., have returned
tneir home. Their son, Mr. Hoswald
ipton Schell, Jr., who accompanied
will remain one week longer.
lHt. and Mm ritivM nhomlilnv nnrl
JfiUy. of 6137 Morton street, are spend-
the months of August and September
m their cottage in Sea Isle City.
Along the Reading
WltS Edith Mlll.r MIbs Ifolen Miller nnri
Jhelr cousin, Miss Emma Blotter, of 4526
wwin uoer street, are spending a wceu
m Oakland, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Pari Fueller. of Ashbourne
ad and Spring avenue, Elklns Park,
re jeu ror a visit or several aays at
m Delaware Water Gin. Mrs. Fueller
("111 be remembered as Miss Mario
WDblna.
las T.llllnn Tlnfihlna Hah mnn in T.nnsr
ranch, where she will remain for several
"", and her sister, Miss Ellzaboth
obblns, has left for Rye Beach, N. II.,
jnerc sno will be the guest of Miss utn
Jfrry, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Perrv
Or, Andrew Godfrey and family, of
-., .,4, ,vfc ivi DI'lll.l, tt n,,v.
y will remain for several weeks.
tr and Mrs. William Steele 3d. and
lr little daughter of Lenox road.
wnMwn. aro spending the montns pr
UBMat and September at Ventnor, as
i guests of Mrs, Steele's motner, ftirs.
rtes W AVelsh, of Melrose Park, Pa.,
has taken a cottage there for the
SUMper.
i, West Philadelphia
ra. Qeorge Weaver, of 18H South 63d
". win emrtain tne memoera oi ner
club at a,, luncheon today at Wild-
Tho guests aro Mrs. Samuel Mor-
, Mrs. J, Vj. Thomas. Mrs. I W.
bner, Mrn. lr. BIckley and Mrs. L.
wrejr.
Hbn Dbnlau. of 3726 Walnut
has rcttirked from Tiav Head. N.
htre she Jas the guest of Mr.
" ILrt t iftir rUta.ie.
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PW, are the gitU of Jhelr brothers.
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CW'I Ulll A,.n V. -.nil., .dIUlInn ot
3.9MK i.u.i,ti ,.( fliAlj D4lir Uf David
t-rlswMI, of Mercersburg. To. The two
oaughters, Mrs. George Levy, ot the
Darlington Apartments, Philadelphia.
?r, .! I,ov Wllmott and her daughter,
Miss Vlrglnln Wllmott, of Bradford, Pa.,
have already Joined the family.
Misjj Helen Emery, of 810 South Cecil
street, and tha Misses Margaret and
uc-slo Moran, of 1126 North 60th street,
lire the guesta of Mrs. A. Carnell, ot
Olossboro, N. J.
Mrs. K. B. ChnrttvlrV nrt linr rfau-h.
ter. Miss Mary E. Chadwlck, of Harris
burg, are the guests of Mrs. Chadwlck'a
sister, Ml-g Mary E. Boycr, of 27 North
Hdgewood street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore, their
daughter, Miss Anna B. Moore, and their
nephew, Mr. Samuel Mooro. of 6718
Whitby avenue, nro occupying their cot
tage nt 83d street and 3d avenue. Stone
Harbor, whore they will remain for n
loitmgnt.
Miss Ethel V. Doherty, of 4925 Walton
avenue, has returned homo after spend
ing several weeks In Ocean City, visiting
her cousin, Mr. B. V. Bullock, and his
family nt their cottage.
Miss Doherty will entertain her cousins,
Miss Mary D. Mausert. of North Adams,
Mnss., and Miss Lillian Mausert, of
Yonkers, N. T., for several weeks.
Miss Frances Farquhar Dcwccs, of
Pottsvlllc,' Pa., Is spending somo tlmo
with Miss Ellen a Chapman, of 6041
Osage avenue.
Mrs. James J. Mondclblntt and her
small daughter, Mildred, of 29 North
Conestoga street, are spending tho month
of August nt Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Th&mns, Miss Sidney
Thomas and Miss Laura MoCloskey, of
South Elst street, have taken an apart
ment nt tho Orlynnc, Atlantic City, for
the rest of tha season.
Miss Mabel Bnlsbaugh, of C73S Lnns
downo avenue, has gone to Stroudsburg,
where she will remain until alter Labor
Day.
Miss Florence Plzagno and Miss Bca
trlco Plzagno, of 6523 Lansdowno avenue,
have returned from a stay of several
weeks In Atlantic City.
Roxborough
SIlss Marlon D. Belz, of 145 Dupont
Btrect, left yesterday for Ocean City,
where sho will spend tho balance of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Smith and daugh
ter. Miss Aldn. of 4510 Silverwood street,
nre spending a month as the guests of
Mrs. Smith's sister, In Keen County, New
York.
Miss Anna Andre and Miss Dorothy
Nickels, of 4100 Manayunk avenue, are
spending a week at Ocean City.
A double wcdHng will be celebrated nt
the Fourth Reformed Church, Monnstery
nnd Manavunk avenues, by the Rev.
Isaac Ward, on September 1, when Miss
Elizabeth A. Kennedy, of 6S08 Ridge nve
nue. and Walter J. Miller, of 318 Her
mitage street, will be married, and at
the same tlmo William I. Kennedy, of
Providence, Md., n brother of Miss Ken
nedy, nnd Miss Lela J. Baker, of 6212
Chancellor street, West Philadelphia, will
also be Joined' in the bans of marriage.
Mr. Miller is a train aispatcner at mo
Reading Terminal and has a host of
friends. After the ceremony Jlr. nnd Mrs,
Miller will leave on n trip up the Dela
ware. They will reside In a newly con
structed home on Mltcholf street above
CInnamlnson lane. Mr. Kennedy Is a pa
per maker In the employ of the Kenmore
Paper Company, of Providence. Sid. His
bride Is a friend of Miss Kennedy, and on
a recent visit ho became acquainted with
her, and the wedding on September 1 is
the outcome.
At the conclusion of the ceremony Sir.
and Sirs. Kennedy will leave on a wed
ding trip to Atlantic City and from there
will go to Slaryland, where they will
make their home.
Northeast Philadelphia.
Sir. John Daufman, of 1016 North 2d
street, has returned to town aftar a two
weeks' trip In his motorcar along tho
Atlantic coast resorts.
Sir. and Sirs William Tuft, of 2000 East
Susquehanna avenue, left the city Tues
day for a two weeks' vacation trip to
Collegevlllc, Pa.
Sirs. Mary Graham. 2205 Slartha street,
and Mrs. Sa'dlo Ashton, 2207 Martha street,
accompanied by their children, nro spend
ng several weeks at National Park, N. J.
A reception was given SIlss SInry
Spreng, at her home, 2033 East Lctterly
street, Monday evening, upon her return
from an extended visit to Plttston. Pa.
The guests were Mis May Letters, Sliss
o fnnr.nnnll MIA MnV White. MiSS
a - iA.. avilli XTIsa flnra Tlnrnn. Miss
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Martha SIcDonnell, Sir. William Craig.
Mr. Joseph Gordon, Mr. josepn mennrus,
Mr. William Gordon, Sir. Jock Brown,
Mr. Sllchael SlcGuIre and Mr. Thomas
Holland. After refreshments, Stlss Saro
Bacon entertained with vocal selections,
nccompanlcd on the piano by Stlss Mary
Spreng. Tho rest of the evening was
spent in gomes and dancing.
Sir. Joseph C. Hltner and his son Cole
man are back In town after a 10 days'
motor trip to Sandy Hook and the At
Inntlc coast resorts
Sliss Elizabeth Sobel, of 1006 Jefferson
street. Is enjoying her vacation period at
Vlneland.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Jacob Rosenau and fam
ily and Sir. Samuel Jacobs, of Front
street and Susquehonna avenue, motored
to the shore laBt Sunday.
Frankford
Sir, and Mrs, William Bates, of Torres
dale avenue, will entertain-a week-end
party at their cottage at Ocean City this
week. Their guests will include Miss
Helen Dare, of Olney; Miss Pauline Flske,
of Torreedale; Mr. AValter Felton, Jr.. Sir.
James Burke and Sirs, nnd Sirs. Harry
B. Pulling.
Mr. and Sirs. A. M, Barnes and family,
of Northwood, will return the 1st of Sep
tember from Ocean City, where they have
been spending the month of August lit
one of J. W. Herbert's cottages.
Sir. and Mrs. Slaglll, of nustleton
nvenue, have" as their guests Mrs. Ma
gill's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Williams, of Washington,
D. C.
Mr. and Sirs. John Clark, of Holmes
burg, accompanied by their son,. Slax
Clark, are spending two months at
Onnw. Me.
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WEDDINGS IN SUBURBS ARE
OF INTEREST TO MANY
Two Sisters Are Married in East Lansdowne on Same
Day Germantown Nuptials Announce
ments Made
TWO weddings took place yesterday
afternoon In East Lansdowne when
Sliss SInbel Lagasse was married to Sir.
William Johnson, nnd her sister, Sliss
VUlan Lngasse, became the bride of Sir.
William Bradley. Tho sisters, who nrc the
daughters of Sir. and Sirs. Arthur
Lagasse, had originally planned to be
married In St. John's Church. East Lans
downe, but nt tho last Sir. and Sirs.
Johnson decided to be married by the
magistrate. Sir. and Sirs. Bradley were
mart led In St. John's Church by Deacon
W. Taylor.
Both sisters wore satin gowns, orange
blcsoms nnd pearls and carried shower
bouquets of bride roses. They were at
tended, respectively, by n bridesmaid and
two llower girls.
A reception followed the two weddings
at tho home of Mr. nnd Sirs. Lagnsse, to
which about 200 guests were Invited.
Sir. and Sirs. Bradley had been child
hood swethearts, but Sir. nnd Sirs. John
son have only known each other for three
months.
Sir. and Sirs. Johnson gave as the only
reason for their having changed their
plans at the last minute as they did, that
they did not want to have any fuss about
their wedding.
After tho double reception tho two
couples left on a honeymoon, Sir. nnd
Mrs. Johnson going to Georgetown, Del.,
nnd Sir. and Mrs. Bradley to Wlldwood.
Both couples will live In East Lansdowne.
BURKHART-EHINGER.
Tho marriage of Sliss Sara B. Ehlnger,
daughter of Mr. nnd Sirs. John Ehlnger,
of Clifton Heights, and Sir. Clnrence E.
Burkhart, of Norrlstown, took place last
evening at 8 o'clock at the home of tho
bride. Tho ceremony was performed by
the Rev. James Terklnplno, pastor of the
Slethodlst Church, In Clifton Heights. The
bride wore a white satin gown, trimmed
In old point laco nnd penrls. Her veil was
of net, with a wreath of orange blossoms;
and she carried a shower bouquet of
sweet peas. Sliss Slarlon Burkhart, who
wns bridesmaid, wore a gown of pink
satin nnd carried n bouquet of roses. Mr.
Georsre W. Hetherlr.gton, of Chester, was
best man. A reception followed the cere
mony, nftcr which tho young couple left
for Wlldwood. They will be at homo In
Norrlstown after October 1.
QUACKENBUSH-STAUSS.
The marriage of Miss Lydla Stauss,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stauss,
of 285 West Haines street, to Mr. Joseph
H. Quackenbush took place Slonday, Au
gust 23. In the parsonage of the Rev. Wil
liam Porter Iee, 6316 Morris street. Dr.
Lee performed tho ceremony.
Only the immediate families were pres
ent. Sir. and Sirs. QuackenbuBh, who
were unattended, will reside In Paterson.
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AVERY-JONES.
Sir. Wllllnm Edward Jones announces
tho marrlngo of his daughter, Slfss Ray
Sillier Jones, of 1821 Thompson street, to
Sir. Edward Crocker Avery, son of the
Rev. Oeorgo D. Avery, of Boston, Slass.,
on August 14, at Wilmington, Del. The
ceremony was performed by tho bride's
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UNTIL THEN
ORDER NOW OF
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Mnbcl Lnpnssc. Mrs. William Bradley, who was Miss Vivian Lngasse.
uncle, tho Hon. James V
of Wilmington.
Price, Slayor
HOFHCIS1ER HAYES.
Sir. and Sirs. A. Hayes, of 5105 Market
street, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Gertrude SI, Hayes, to
Sit. Samuel Hofhelmer on Tuesday morn
ing, August 21. Tho ceremony took plnco
In Our Lndy of Victory Church, 51th and
Vine streets nt 9 o'clock, tho Rev. Father
Lyons ofllctatlng. Sir. and Sirs. Hof
helmer left Immediately after the cere
mony for Cnpe Slay, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
North Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Sirs. Horace Cornell, of 1527
Diamond street, have returned from As
bury Park, where they were staying for
several weeks.
Sirs. SUrtha Hanley, of 1713 North 17th
street. Is spending tho summer nt Cape
Ma;
Sliss Slarlon Williams, of 1935 Susque
hanna avenue, has gone to Atlantic City,
where she will remain until Labor Day.
Sliss Mary Schlndler, Sliss Sarah
Schlndler and Sliss Anna Schlndler, of
2131 North 20th street, will spend the re
mainder of the summer at Ocean Gate, at
tho cottage of their brother, Mr. James
JI. Schlndler.
Sir. and Sirs. Edward Idell, of 3213 Slon
ument avenue, are spending somo time at
Atlantic City.
Mr. Thomas Farrand, of 540 Rlghter
street, has returned from n visit to Bos
ton, where he has been stnylng for tho
last two weeks with relatives.
Sirs. John Peters and her son, Sir. Jo
seph Peters, of 1509 Dover street, are vis
iting In Wlldwood, where they will remain
(until September 1.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Edward Devlnney, of 1550
North 28th street, nre spending two weeks
nt Atlantic City.
Sirs. John Barrow and her son, John
Burrow, Jr.. of Vlrglnln, have gone to
Albany, N. Y., after several weeks as the
guests of Sir. and Sirs. Sylvester I.eut
wine, of 2903 North Bailey street.
Sliss Eva Roberts and Sliss Anna Sfor
rls, well known In social circles In the
northern section of the city, have re
turned from nn extended trip to Portland,
Sic.
St. Columba's Catholic Club will have
nn outing nt-- Burlington Island Park on
Sunday. Tho trip will be made by auto
busses. A ladies' meeting was held last
evening. The commltteo appointed to ar
mngo nnd organize the nuxillary Includes
Mr. John SIcCnnn, Sir. Joseph Slattery
and Theodoro Smith.
Miss Adele Roberts, of 27U North 29th
street, has returned home after spending
the greater part of the month nt Atlantic
City nnd Wlldwood;
Sfrs. George Smith has closed her bun
galow at Clementon Heights and will
spend the remalndor of the month with
her daughter, Sirs. R. J. Clark, at 127
West Louden street.
AUGUST 31st
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South Philadelphia
Sliss Lillian G. Wunsteln, of Dorchester,
Slass., Is visiting her cousins, Sir. nnd
Mis. Slnnn, of 1C03 South 6th street. SUss
Elizabeth Slann will entertain In her
honor.
Sir. Philip Goldberg, of 1519 South 4th
street, motored to New York over tho
week-end.
Miss I'rances Forman, of 6th and Lom
bard streets, is spending three weeks In
Atlantic City.
Mr. Daniel O'Brien nnd family have
returned to their home, 62J South Cth
Htiect, after a three weeks' stay at Sill
ford, Del.
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Budln, who have
lately returned from their wedding trip
to Portland, Sle.. will receive In thel-
now home, 2017 South 4th street, nft.r
September 1. Sirs. Budln will be rersem
bcred ns Sliss Yctta Wolntraub. Sirs.
Budln and SUss Sara Budln bive been
In Atlantic City for some time.
Mr. Archibald Silverman and his son
Sir. Leon Silverman, of Providence, R. I.,
havo been visiting relatives In this city for
several days. Today they will leave for
Chicago, where they will spend several
days.
Sir. and Sirs. William Slurphy, 2113
South 19th street, and their four daughters
nre at Wlldwood until September 8.
Sirs. O'NcII, of Snyder avenue nnd Opal
street, and her son, Wllllnm O'Nell, havo
Just returned from n week's stay at At
lantic City.
Sir. nnd Sirs. George W. Long nnd
their son, of 1627 South street, nre spend
ing the summer nt their cottage at Ocean
City.
SUss Sfary Qulgg, of 2123 South 19th
street, will start for Niagara Falls on
Saturday, stopping nt Lockport. Tonn
wnndft nnd Buffalo to visit friends.
Sir. and Sirs. Frank Shields, of 22d and
Wharton streets, nre spending the month
of August at Atlantic City.
Tioga
Sliss Grnce SIcGrath, of 3741 North 15th
street, and SUss Slary Hoeger, of 3525
North Broad street, nre spending tho
month of August visiting resorts along
the New England coast. '
SUss Florence P. Bcrnhcimer nnd Sliss
Katharine Hahn left early In the week
for Vlnemont, Pa., where they will re
main for several weeks
Mr. and Sirs. Frederic Norcross and
their family, of 3740 North Carlisle street,
left on Saturday for Wlldwood for a sev
eral weeks' stay. Sir. Norcross' sister,
Sliss Augusta Norcross, who Is spending
a year traveling through the United
State, has left Indiana for Montana. In
tho nutumn she will spend some time in
San Francisco.
Sir. and Sirs. William T. Yneck, of
J53S Cayuga street, left on Saturday for
several weeks' stay In Asbury Park,
Bonwit Teller &,co.
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CHESTNUT AT 13" STREET
Announcement for Today and Tomorrow
Will Close Out
Misses' White and Fancy Voile Dresses
Regardless of Cost
NOTE The Moat Startling Reductions in Fine Dresses we
RESERVED. This Sale Includes choice of every Summer Drese
(41) Misses' Cotton Voile Dresses llenielere 5.5$ Now, . ,1 .95
(65) Misses' Fancy Voile Dresses lUrttefme 7, Now. . 2$
(39) Misses' Linen & Emb. Voile Dresses.. re.WWe UJ) Ne..5vOQ
(44) Misses' Cretonne & V41e Dresses Hvhfmt ti.H Nw. ..7.80
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ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 26.
A NUMBER of attractive costumes were
noticed on the Boardwalk today. Mr.
James M. Thomson looked very lovely In
n white lingerie gown and dainty cha
penu of pale-pink Georgette crepe decked
with n large pink rose. Sirs. Thomson
Is tho daughter of Speaker of the House
and Mrs. Champ Clark.
Sliss Eleanor Flood topped her white
1I..avI itnivn Bllt CI tvMtA Mltlr NftWflArt
cont, edged with fur, A small blaok laco
lint romnleted her nttlro.
Miss Stary Lnmb wore a large pink
picture hat with her white e-tlk frock,
adorned with smocking.
Sliss Katherlne Munce wore a pastel
blue sweater nnd n black crln chapeau
with her white embroidered gown.
Miss Katherlne Dempaey nttended the
Steel Pier danco attired In a smart black-and-white
striped silk gown gnrnltured
with black velvet. With this costume sho
chose n black plcturo hat with aigrettes.
Sliss Pauline Vnrwlg chose a bluo satin
gown with rhlncstono trimming. A large
pule-blue hat, ndorncd with a slnglo pink
rose, ndded a becoming touch.
Mrs. Frank Bedford wore a rose chiffon
gown, ndorncd with pleatlngs of tho same
hue. Her rose chip hot was faced with
crepe and trimmed with a rose of the
dime hue.
Sirs. Franz Ehrllch, Jr., of Philadelphia,
who Is spending tho summer at her cot
tage, 32 Dover avenue south, nnd Sirs.
Florence Garnett, also of Philadelphia,
have sent nut cards for n luncheon and
bridge, to be given at the Chelsea Yacht
Club, on the afternoon ot August 31.
Sirs. Gustavus Seldcl, who has been
giving a scries of luncheon bridge parties
this summer, will entertain a large gath
ering, on the afternoon of September 3,
at her summer home, 703 Pacific avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. S. SI. R'nchart. Sir. S.
SI. Rlnehnrt, Jr., Sir. Frfd Rlnchnrt nnd
Sir. Allen G. Rlnehnrt, of V"tsburgh, form
n family party at the Hotel Brighton.
Sirs. Rlnchart 1b known to the lovers of
clever llctlon as Slary Roberts Rlnehart.
Sir. George C. Croiler, of Upland, Pa.,
who Is spending the summer nt the
BilRhton. gave n luncheon for Sir. nnd
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, Sir. Charles 11.
Latrobe, Sir. Gamble Latrobe, Jr., Sir.
Robert II. Pago, Jr., and Sirs. Georgo O.
Page, of Baltimore, who motored over
fiom Cnpe Slay
CAPE SIAY, Aug. 2C. A delightful
lawn fete was given yesterdny afternoon
and evening on tho grounds of the Reed
residence on Lnfnyette street for the
benefit of the Church of the Advent.
From 3 until 5 o'clock there were games
to amuse tho children nnd a Punch and
Judy show and Ice cream, cakes and
candles were dispensed. The evening
wns reserved for the grown-ups, where,
in addition to a moving plcturo show,
there was dancing, the music being fur
nished by the Corinthian Yacht Club Or
chestra. Miss Slary Potter, of Overbrook. enter
tained Informally at bridge on Tuesday
afternoon.
Sir. and Sirs. N. Slyers Fltler and their
family have returned to their home,
Greystone, at Rlverton, N. J., after
severnl weeks' visit here at the Stockton
Villa. Accompanied by Sirs. Fltlcr's
mother. Sirs. Diddle, they mado the trip
by motor.
Sirs. J. M. D. Peltz gave a children's
party on Tuesday afternoon a.t the Red
Mill In honor of her Uttlo daughter and
son, SUss Elizabeth Peltz and Jacky
Peltz. There was music and dancing.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Lanlng Harvey, who are
spending the summer In Chelsea, motored
over to Cape Slay for the day to visit
Sirs. Harvey's parents, Sir. and Sirs. Ar
thur Burgess, at their cottage on Decatur
street.
Sir. Woodson Hancock is the guest of
Sir. Osgood Welsh at the cottage of his
mother, Sirs. William Welsh, on Hughes
street.
Sir. and Sirs. Robert SI. Glrvln, who are
spending several weeks here, will return
to Philadelphia early next week.
Dr. Wilfred Fctterman spent the week
end here, having come from Bay Head
and other resorts farther north In his
motorboat. He was accompanied by Sir.
Brooke Lester.
Sirs. A. Southern Conway, of the Avon
dale, Philadelphia, who Is spending a
fortnight here, gave a bridge on Tuesday
afternoon In honor of SUss Elizabeth
Smith, of New York.
Sir. and Sirs, Arthur SI. Taylor, who
have been visiting the Panama-Pacific
Exposition In California, spent the week
end here en route to their home In Char
lottesville, Va.
WILDWOOD, Aug. 26.-SIrs. C. GIUIs
returned to her home in Philadelphia
after several weeks' stay here as the
guest of Sirs. B. Lelberman at her cot
tage on Davis avenue.
Sirs. Britton, Sir. Louis Brody and Miss
Brody nre spending several weeks ut the
Portland Hotel.
Sirs. SI. Daniel and her family are at
Wlldwood Crest.
Sir. and Sirs. Whltehlll and family, of
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Philadelphia, are spending the summer nt
their cottage at Wlldwood Crest
Sir. and Sirs. N. fl. Lelpzlger and Miss
Ruth Lelpzlger and Stlss Hsrrlet Lelp
r.lger, of 1739 Berks street, Philadelphia,
are among the cottagers at the Crest.
Mrs. Joseph Oliver (a spending the sum.
mer here.
Mr. and Sirs. Stsjc Blum and their
family of Logan, are spending the sum
mer at the Portland Hotel, Wlldwood,
OCEAN CITY, Aug. 26.-All the Inter
est this week Is centred around the Ocean
City Yacht Club, as tho tennis tour
naments have started, the men's singles
having begun last Saturday morning, with
nn entry list of 75 men, the winner ot
the semifinals to play Sir. Harvey Lake,
who won the championship of South Jer
sey last year. The ladles' singles and the
ladles' doubles will also be played otT this
week, nnd mnny of the ypunger set from
Pittsburgh, New York and Philadelphia
have entered Tho cups this year have
been carefully chosen nnd nre by far the
most attractive prizes that havo ever been
offered.
Another feature of the Ocean City
Yacht Club this year Is the Bulck five
passenger touring car that stands In the
large hall of the club waiting to be de
livered to tho lucky person who will be
come tho owner fdr one dollar. It Is
amusing to see the numerous people who
are debating what they shall do with It
It they win It. Among the members and
their guests seen around the club nre Mr.
nnd Sirs. Clarence C. Sill, -who have re
turned this week from Beach Haven,
where they cruised to their yacht last
week; Sir. and Sirs. James Field, Sir. and
Sirs. Joseph Fritz, Sir. and Mrs. Samuel
Abbott, Sir. nnd Sirs. Howard Chrlstman,
Sir. Harvey Lake. Sir. Aahbrldge Sharp
less, Miss Slary Hess, Sir. and Mrs, Fred
crick Howell, Sir. and Sirs. Joseph
Haines, Sir. and Sirs. Tuttle and many
others, as the three porches are crowded
all the time, either watching the tennis
or the races on the bay.
Sliss Hubble, of Germantown. has
chosen a short and full skirt of navy
blue crepe, with a blue chiffon bodice.
finished with t deep white mull collar
and sleeves to the elbow. Tan stockings
and tan and black shoes lent the needed,
blend ot color. A largo white plcturo
hat, turned up In the back, with n trim
ming of bluo worsted, embroidered
around tho brim, and also around the
ribbon that circled the crown, was worn
with this costume.
SUss Sophie Blspham was looking par
ticularly well In a blue silk sweater over
a stunning white gown, made with a full
skirt, cut short and a pannma hat,
trimmed In bluo moire ribbon tho shade
of the sweater.
Sliss Leonle Bispham, ot New York,
was most becomingly gowned In a white
bodice of thin mull, n very full skirt of
yellow and white striped linen, with a
yellow silk sweater and long saBh. A
leghorn hat simply trimmed, and yellow
silk stockings and white buckskin sport
shoes gnve the finishing touches.
One of the most attractive afternoon
dresses that has been seen on the Board
walk was worn by Sirs. Joseph Frlti.
The gown wns of shadow lnce, the skirt
was made of three ruffles of lace, over
pale pink chiffon. A girdle ot white crepo
de chine, edged with pink, wsb arranged
on the Jacket, which was made with lace
sleeves and a standing collar. Long ends
of the crepe hung down on either side,
forming panlcrs. A pale pink chiffon
hat, trimmed with beautiful French roses,
was also worn, and gave the finishing
touch of color to the dress.
Wilmington
Sir. and Sirs. Tllghman E. Johnston
have left for the Adlrondacks, where
they will spend threo weeks.
Sir. and Sirs. John Kearney Rodgers
motored to Newburgh, N, Y for the
week-end.
Ifis. II. Fletcher Brown has returned
from a stay of several weeks at New
port. R. I.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Band. r8th nnd Carpenter streets,
8 o'clock. Free.
F.ilrmount l'ark Hand, Lemon Hill, 8 o'clock.
Free.
Philadelphia Ilnnd, Convention Hall. Broad
street and Allegheny avenue, H o'clock. Free.
Lemon Hill serlce. City Hull plaza,
o'clock.
Washington party City Committee, 217 South
Broad street, 8 o'clock.
Suffrage Events
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Noon Meeting at car barn, Kentlngton ave
nue and Cumberland street; ipeaker, Mls
Anna McCue.
Noonday meeting Ilroad and Wallace streets;
speaker. Miss Jlertha Bapovlts.
8.30 p. m. Meeting at ooth and Uiaiow
streets; speaker, Miss Bertha Bapovlts.
WQMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
Noon Meetlnz at the Charles Elliott Entrav-
lns Company. 17th street and Lehtin aienus;
sneaker. Mils Kstelle ltuil.
P8:30 p. m.-Meetlng on City Hall pls.
speakers, Mill U.telle Russel, llss Mackin
oao'p. m.-MeVtlns at Broad and W.itmoro
lan'd streets; speaker, Mrs. Holmes.
have ever offered. NONE
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