STEHIKG MBGEtti-PHIKADMPHlX MOTOAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1915;
9
IBTY lg INTERESTED IN
ANNOUJNUJUiViiiiJNX uir jojiiiiwrxiAu
Emily Borie Ryerson's Engagement to George
Hvde Clarke Is Announced Other Notes of
Social and Personal Interest
iRTHUn nYEIlSOtf announce
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L T Von of the late Mr. George
ltall,
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t New York. f
1 , Auentcr of the late John
.TerofMrs. O. Ilede
ri. ""."- .!, and AdolDh E.
!"'f.ther. Mr. Arthur Hyereon.
t,r father, " . ... ,,,
in the "' ., mdQ hcr
fc,mlo. '" . .. ,hft wouM have
I "but "" ' ,,.; .lit. MUi
nverson, was nu
'"T.fore the Titanic disaster.
r beL0r!-"rt and her family are at
.. 7j--:- ," coUntry home near
.ntown, N. Y.
. .... Wadiiiti And
k.2!"ffi. WaUeTeon. .f
!. "' ""S..wral days a. tho
,(r ..ii of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
. cW" 0I .!1, .... In riermnn-
E
lcttJne "--.,, , th0 ,at,
tl Jones a; n ". ,ho ,at.
ana ... Ethel Marriott
U'Vhch U take T Place In St.
iud' l.i Church. Gcrmantown,
' lf. October . at which Mr.
Wurday. Octo oer . Mf nn(,
mund W. Ooellng. the parents of
.Xroom. are planning to sail on
" it M J ones win emu.-
? ?I?.miA bridal party at dinner on
ijternln! preceding the weao.ng.
Iv. Tt,n p Elkln. Justice of the Su
ilOt'cSSruVna his family are occupy
jipprSVnts at theRlttenhouse.
P rv-,hv Potter, ol Ansiecov..
I- ?ttm Pa left last week for
Ifcfv.nch .'ter. Mas"., where she will
.M Mrs. Charles A. Potter.
ttbi Emily J. Smith, of 1034 Locust
iw ". ', .ninr the summer at
CUV. N. J.; ha, as a guest Miss
jfctai
"S,i..k.th Williamson, or uan i.uire.
."'",. . dauehters will re-
Cio Philadelphia the middle of Sep
Ember. ,-, - .e
l!w BrtS. pr left last week for
EfwnSSr ciu where they will at
SSl ft. Exposition, and will also stop
il S. t take City and the many other
taW of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Carson
tse?t to return about the 23d of Septem-
-. -. ... Tlnmnton Lj. Hiai "
lr,
fltr.. Jarvl. Smith, of Cynwyd, enter-
tabled at a amau rauaitaiD .. -.--.
Xht In honor of hcr guest, Miss Gladys
Ellwtll, of Devon. Among those pres-
Mt were miss xieibu u. . -..-for
B. Scholler, Miss Minnie Scholler,
JSm Ruth Clark. Miss Rosa Thayer, Mr.
fordon Lea. Mr. iiaipn jiooro. r. ....
ItomtJ, ana Jir. iwjuivuu . w...
-
Hirs. W, H. Hunt, wife of Lieutenant
Ownmairier W. M. Hunt. U. S. N.. aide
to Commander Knapp, who spent the
Mt irMlt with her sister at Burlington,
Kl, returned to the city today.
P -1
f. Along the Main Line
l OVERBROOK-Mles Helen Forster
hie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
i. 01a.se. of Woodbine avenue, who has
Eurted from a month'sastay at isagie'8
re, will spend the weeK-end and Labor
f the guest of Miss Helen Qelger
thrr cottage In Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wetlesley Johnson
t returned from an extended vlBlt
iuih the West.
WMAYEF
Mm a c
W Of
IJklnli.
HAVERFORD Mrs. Lorlng Drouet
dinner and dance on Friday In
her guest. Miss Saba Doak, of
LHn, Drouet leased Weldon, the beau
tiful estate of William McCauley at Hav-
ffflrti. flrtff ha at nntartalneJ Avi.nslitAtit
mnff the season,
Mr. and Mm. Philip Fendall Youner,
WflO h&Ve t)Afn nnAnfllnty Ua nntnuf In
Adirondack Mountains, have, re-
KfUed tft th.l hflm. Uan
liHn. J L. Clarke. Mrs. Josenh 1.
frjntr, Miss Beatrice Creager and Mr.
f .Clark Creager, of Montgomery ave-
P. nt the week-end at Chelsea, where
y were the guests of Miss Helen Klle
RTN Ma'wh t. j . ....
km .( ""' " nu airs, waller
irjUe, of Morris avenue, are spending
lMk.atHlgh Bridge, N. J.
PJ" Lulu C. Brown, of Morris avenue,
returned from WlMurnnA n,.
Eleanor Karsner of 1320 South
Panama-Paclflc Exposition, and Is
k ai uagewood Inn.
DN0R. Mr. anil fr. tt . t ,
ttmlly have returned from York Har-
Pft. JaiBM ITronnl. D..11, . .
In,,),.,. v.T . . " Dunivun ana ncr
SiA.i,iHf'ta Sulvan, have re-
mm tO "The Woods" after a fnrtnlhf.
ilfr ' PBUl 6mltns' N
If W DAVID'S-Itniivn
rat Paul Smiths, N. Y.
(IT DAVT!YBT.. i.... . . ...
U..VV X ""luenis OI et, David a
2B?t4 the sooth annlversaVv of the
aTand 1LaU DaV.ld Church Satur'
r ana yesterday. Cri...... t.
?&?' "enry "" were Vmong
(Pr IL ir t.-i. . .. .
fr.andMr. CharU. ni..- ... j. ..
TttrtUrnea ", knight's Tstay
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hiei juiinv i,.., . "auer ana tne
" Md Mrs. Archibald n.rvn. t.
.,C SI "Meted home this week.
i v"lV n Visiting at Narra.ran.ft
K.VVe."V8At,?E Narragansett
LaratoVa, N. Y Pa" ,B tno racM
"7.1 tni Mr Powell Evane
i en WatiS nave Pned their
Mlm.tfrv,av,c.nu' "er spending
OallOWav Mnprl. t. l- ..-
turned toUmrntr at M'ord, Conn.,
urned to her home in Devon.
Germantown
UAAHhV. a CoUtan, of
r"oin Drive, will ..in.. .i..i '..
Cre IhiV. next wek tnm Cape
r b has .pent the summ.r
lWDy,naVJ""e' bvUrne4 rpm
r wHXorCap May, N, J.
"?(,! Ed"'p A Smedley, pf (18
-. ..., Mlev pnt
the past week. They are accompanied
by their "mnll daughter, Elizabeth
Smedley.
Mr. and Mrs. William It. Tucker, of the
dreystone, School Jloutro lane, have re
turned from a month's stay In James-N
town, H. I.
Mrs. Robert Haines, of 158 West School
House lane, -will closo her cottage at
Castlri, Me., September 23. Mrs. Ilalnes
Is accompanied by her two daughters.
i Mr. nnd Mrs. RnmiiM V. Van Dusen
'and MIrs Helen Van Duscn, who have
spent the summer at Day Head, have
returned to their home, 5131 Morris street.
Along the Reading
Mr. Allen Uutler, of Old York road,
Ogontz, Pa., has left for York Harbor.
Me., where ho will be tho guest of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Coleman Freeman, at
their cottage.
Mies Frances M. Leach, of Jenklntown,
Pa who has been on a camping trip this
summer with a Varty of friends, has re
turned home. Mrs. J. Granville Leach, Jr.,
and Mrs. Francis Stewart chaperoned the
party whllo In camp.
Mr. and Joseph H. Cochran, of Wyn
cote, have just returned from a visit of
several weeks at a camp In the Adiron
dack Mountains, N. Y.
Miss Marjorle Jones, of North 8th
street, Oak Lane, will leave about Sep
tember IS for Chicago, 111., whero she will
bo tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R.
Jones until October, when they will all
visit the Panama-Pacific Exposition at
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tyre, of 6716 North
8th street, Oak Lane, spent the week
end at Asbury Park. Miss Marlon Tyre
will leave for Atlantic) City September 9,
where sho will be the guest of Mrs. J.
Hughes nnd MIbb Juno Harmcr for an
Indefinite time.
West Philadelphia
A birthday party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. William Green In'honor of their
dnughter Mlssh Jeannctte Green's anni
versary, at their homo at 264 South Ithan
street, last evening, nt which artists of
exceptional talent took part. Tho soloists
were Miss Sylvia A. Colen, soprano, who
Is well-known for the many recitals she
has appeared in In this city, assisted by
her brother, Mr. Arthur W. Colen, violin
ist; Miss Evelyn Muriel Iskln, planlste;
Miss Rosalind Ottlnger, contralto. The
affair was well attended, the younger set
predominating. An Informal supper was
served, the dining room decorated with
autumn leaves. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Iskln, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pagel, Mr. and Mrs. A. Colen,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Batnbrldge, Miss
Dorothy Schacffer, Miss Eleanor Sheehan,
Miss Laura Steele, Miss Nelllo Ankett,
Miss Rose Fiber, Mr. George J. Fiber, Mr.
and 'Mrs. James Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Jules Lem'isch.
The Rev. John Grant Newman, pastor
of Chambers-Wylle Memorial Presby
terian Church, has returned to his home
after a 10 weeks' visit in the hills of Ten
nessee. Doctor Newman's daughter. Miss
Helen Newman, and his son, Mr. John
Newman, returned with htm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shane, of (033
Brown street, have returned from a two,
weeks' stay at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Conner, of 68th
street and Lansdowne avenue, entertained
recently In honor of Doctor Wass, of Bos
ton. Mr and Mrs. William Breach, of 6060
Vine street, are receiving congrntula-i
ttons upon the birth of a son, Thomas
Bresch.
Mrs. W. S. Cox and her daughter are
visiting friends in, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
Miss Helen G. Hamilton, of C614 Lans
downe avenue, Is spending a week in
Parkesburg with her cousin, Miss Helen
J. Reld, of Chestnut street.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Martha H. Johnson and Mrs. Ross
S. Williams are spending their vacation
at Atlantic City. They will remain over
Labor Day.
Miss Edith Cassldy, 2224 South 15th
street, spent the week-end as tho guest
of Miss Edith Edwards, of Ocean City.
Miss Dorothea Johnston, of 2121 Morris
street, spent the week-end at Wlldwood
Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Herrington, of
2225 Jackson street, have returned home
after a three weeks' stay at the Dela
ware Water Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Griffin, 6t 2237 Fltz
water street, gave a party from 1 to 5
o'clock last Tuesday in honor of their
B-year-old daughter, Miss1 Patricia Grif
fin. A farewell party was given to Miss
Anna Dougal nt the home of her mother,
1929 South street, before her departure
for a three months' visit in Colorado,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bain and family have
returned from Atlantlo City after a two
months' stay.
Miss Edna Tatem, of 2323 South 16th
street, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Duane, Miss Helen Stuart, Miss Mary
Nolan and Miss Margaret Tittermary,
motored to Atlantlo City, where they
will spend a few days.
Mrs. Charles Carroll and son, Darwin
Carroll, who have been in Philadelphia
for the last three weeks, left for their
home In Wlnthrop, Mass., on Saturday.
Mr. John' Carroll, brother-in-law of
Mrs. Carroll, accompanied them and will
bo the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Carroll for
two weeks.
Mm. David S. McClelland and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth McClelland, of
Pittsburgh, were the guests of Mr James
Bernard Scanlon during the last week.
MIL AND MBS. M. JOSEPH PURTELL
Who tfero married last Wednesday at the Church of the Gesu. Mr.
PurteU w M Ub Row Maria Gettigan daughter of Mr. A.
runeu w cttipn, of 163TNorth 19th atmt-
1 1 ?& llBBLwwwwwwwVfek. 1 1
MISS JOSEPHINE DE LISLE
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis C. Do Llslo, of Camden, whose
marriage will take place on Wednesday to Mr. Raymond P. Hcaroy.
North Philadelphia
Miss Stella V. Snowdcn, of 1821 Wallace
street, who Is spending the summer In
tho mountains of Virginia, Is now nt
Skyland.
Miss Catharine Rudden. of 1537 West
Lohlgh avenue, has returned from At
lantic City. Hcr sisters, Miss Elsie Rud
den and Miss Madalyn Rudden, returned
from New Egypt yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry N. Weasel, whov
have been staying in Atlantlo City for
threo months, havo returned to their
home, 1505 Diamond street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bllletter, Jr., and
family, of 13th and Clearfield streets,
have cone to Atlantic City, to remain
over Labor Day.
Miss Anna Manning and Miss Carrie
Manning, of 1615 North 16th street, have
returned from Pine Beach and gone to
Atlantic City for the remainder of tho
summer.
Frankford
Miss A. Holden and Mrs. F. N. B. Mc
Cauley, president and secretary of Frank
ford W. C. T. U., nre at Ocean Grove.
Miss Florence Lever, of Frankford, has
returned from a trip to Portland, Me.k
visiting LaKe ueorge ana otner places oi
Interest on the -way.
Mrs. Ernest Vail, the ardent suffragist
in Frankford, will remain at Seaside
Park until September 15.
Mr. G. Austin Hauck, chief clerk to the
chief surgeon at Governor's' Island, New
York, will spend his vacation in and near
Philadelphia as guest of Mr, and Mrs.
J. It, Hauck, of Frankford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allbus, of Mulberry
street, entertained Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith, Mrs. Edward Kirk, Dr. Walter
McDermot, Miss Jane Phillips, Miss
Pauline Pusey, Mrs. Ralph Betts and Mr.
Harry Walters are at their bungalow at
Clementon, N. J., over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt, of Or
thodox street: Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mundy and daughter. Miss Ethel Mundy,
of Frankford avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.
James Walters, Jr., of Penn street, have
returned after spending a week at the
Chalfonte, at Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll, of 2606
Rhawn street, spent the week-end at At
lantic City as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Knowles at their home on Ten
nessee ovenue. Mrs. Knowles" sister.
Miss Edith Burkley, returned with them,
and will remain until Thursday.
Miss Edythe Hassen, of Bridge street,
was hostess at a small luncheon Satur
day, which was given in honor of her
cousin, Miss June Maxwell, who an
nounced her betrothal to Mr. Alfred R.
Clarke, of Washington, D. C. The wed
ding will take place In December.
Mr. Alfred Kirk, Mr. Walter Judson,
Mr. Albert Endow, Mr. Frank Betts and
Mr. Hugh Wood will start today for the
Paclflo coast. They expect to be gone
until Novembor 1.
Mr. John Clarke, of Pittsburgh, has
been spending the last two weeks with
ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke,
of 415 Borbeck street. Fox Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Henderson, of
Orthodox street, entertained at a dinner
of 10 covers Saturday at their home in
honor of Miss Eunice Bowen Henderson,
of Summit, N. J., whose betrothal to Mrs.
Henderson's brother, Mr. Edward Gluck,
was recently announced. Miss Hender
son will remain until September 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs, of Frank
ford avenue, are at present at Nassau.
Mr, hnd Mrs. Jacobs will not return for
several weeks.
The Holmesburg Football Club will hold
a popularity contest and lawn fete Mon
day evening. Those in charge are Mr.
Benjamin Johnson, Mr, Edward Curtis,
Mr. Joseph Hughes, Mr. James Lawler
and Mr Joseph Lawler.
Miss Catherine Brothy, of 7018 Tulip
street, is at Easton, Pa., as the guest of
her cousin, Mies Agnus McCann.
Girard Farms
Mrs. C. A. Lutz, wife of Lieutenant
Lutz. U. S. M. C, who, with her two little
daughters, Christiana and Prlscllla, spent
the summer months at Buckingham, Pa.,
has reopened her home at 2327 South 21st
street. Her mother, Mrs. Hiram II.
Seelye, of Atlantic Beach, Fla will arrive
In tho city" today, to be her guest for
nbout a month. Lieutenant Lutz is with
the United States marines In Haiti,
Mrs. Charles W. Knox, of 2602 South
Garnet street, has as her guest at the
present time her daughter, Mrs. Roscoe
Leo Martin, wife of Ensign Martin, U.
S. N who will remain with her for sev
eral weeks until Joined by her husband,
who Is now In Washington.
Mrs. Henry J. Scibold. of 2526 South 18th
street, Is spending the balance of the
summer as tho guest of Mrs. S.Clevcnger,
at her cottage In Avalon N. J. Mr. Sol
bold and his son. L. Eastwood Scibold,
returned to tho city several days ago.
Mrs. L. O'Connell, of 1613 Shunk street,
who has had a cottage at Wlldwood dur
ing the summer months, is expected to
return about September 15.
Tioga
Miss Mlna Newlands, of 4152 North
Broad slreot, who spent August with her
brother, tho Rev. Hugh MoLeod New
lands, of Newburgh on tho Hudson, will
return home today.
Miss Hannah Firth Evans, who has been
spending several weeks in "Asbury Park,
has returned to her home on West On
tario street.
Mrs. Mary Treacy and her daughters,
Miss Rcglna Treacy and Miss Mary F.
Treacy, of 8St3 North Broad street, will
leave early in September for a tour
across the United States to California,
going by way of the Canadian Rockies.
They will visit Yellowstone Park and va
rious places of national interest, and will
spend some time at the two expositions.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGlnty, of North
Judson street, has gone to Lake Hopat
cong, to remain 10 days.
Mrs. J. Rothschild and her family have
returned from Atlantlo City to their win
ter home, 1243 West, Allegheny avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Larimer and their
family, of Estaugh street, have returned
from Chelsea, where they spent the sum
mer. Dr. and Mrs, J. C Applet-ate, of 3540
North Broad street, ere touring the
Thousand Islands and will return on Sep
tember 14.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis II. Mutschler, of
2030 West Tioga street, are at the Mount
Washington House, in the White Moun
tains. Doctor Mutschler, who is head
surgeon of the Episcopal Hospital, is
convalescing from a recent serious ill
ness. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Acker and
their daughter, Miss Emily Acker, of
West Venango street, have returned from
their camp in the Maine woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pole and their
daughter, Miss Mae Pole, who have been
in Wlldwood, have returned to their
home, 2228 West Ontario street
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Waas, of 2018
West Ontario street, have left the Klt
tatlnny House, Delaware Water Gap, and
are traveling through northern Pennsyl
vania and New York.
Miss Helene Strauss and Miss Estelle
Strauss, of 1S07 West Erie avenue, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. G. Lederman,
of Newark, N. J.
Mr. and' Mrs. Walter Cabell and fam
ily will return from Ocean City tho end
of the week.
Chester
The Rev. A. F, Taylor, pastor of the
South Chester Methodist Episcopal
Church, and his daughter, Miss Mary
Taylor, have returned to their home, after
spending tome time at Asbury Park, N. J.
Mr. Fred W, Houchtne, of 6th and Par
ker streets, has returned home after a
two weeks' trip through the West, where
he visited relatives in Kansas City, Mo,,
and Chicago, 111.
Lansdowne
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Zane iBatten, of W
East Baltimore avenue, announce the be
trothal of their daughter, Miss Dorothy
May Batten, to Mr. Frank Homer Page,
of Des Moines, Iowa. The wedding will
take place in the late fall.
Notices for Hit Boclety page wtll b
accepted and printed la (ha Evening
ledger, but aU such notice must !
written on osa etdo of,, the paper,
Must be atarsed U fuU, 'wltlt full ad
dress, and wbea poaalbl telephone
number nmt b c-ttea.
Bead aU such conmuulmttoM te
"8letr KAKor,'' KiOn Ledcer,
MX Cheataitt atraef.
Vnleas tUe requirement cjuTled
Mt to taevt voiWnailaH (say tw peaatbl,
fa bs4co W ave be pUIU4.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs, Blaua and daughter, of 1908
Franklin street, have returned from a
trip to Atlantlo City.
Miss Elsie Wilkinson Is spending sev
eral weeks at Asbury Tark.
Mrs. E. S. Mershon and daughter, Miss
Merlon Mershon, of 2321 Bast Cumberland
street, are at Asbury I'ark. for several
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Gatby, of 211
North 8th street, have announced tho
betrothal of their daughter, Miss Kdna
II. Gatby, to Mr, Louis Madden.
Roxborough
Mrs. William II. Wilson, of Roanoke,
Va., Is the guest of Mrs. J, B. Montgom
ery, of Seville street, Wlssahlckon.
Mrs. Louis Weiss nnd her family havo
gone to Wlldwood Crest for September.
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Melvln Struse, of
nidge and Wlgnrd avenues, havo gono
to Atlantic City, to remain over Labor
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hunsbcrger are
passing 10 days In Reading, To
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davis, of Ridge
avenue, left on Saturday to spend some
time In Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cornman and
Mr. F. Wlltard Cornman, who have been
visiting In Capo May, have returned to
their homo in Roxborough.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morris, of 210
Rochello avenue, and their family have
gone by automobile to visit Atlantic
City and the nearby coast points.
Master Oliver T. Hcndren, Jr., son of
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Hendren, of 6615
Rldgo avenue, Is spending two months at
the Clovcrdale Farm In Upper Rox
borough. Sir. and Mrs. Charles Kleekner, of Ilo
chclle avenue, have gone to Ocean City,
to remain a fortnight.
Miss Urctta Johnson, of 8503 Alnslle
street. Falls of Schuylkill, Is visiting
friends at Betterton, Md,
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dixon and
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Dixon, of
Ridge avenue, are spending some time In
tho Pocono Mountains. Upon their return
Mr. Dixon will visit tho various Odd
Fellows' orphanages in tho State.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Schofleld, of 467
Roxborough avenue, and their son, Mas
ter Edwin Schofleld, are the guests of
Mrs. Schofleld's uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Howe, at Ocean City.
Mrs. Joseph C. Henderson, Jr., of Ro
chello avenue, Wlssahlckon, and Miss
Maude Laurlson havo returned from a
two weeks' automobile trip to Ephrata,
Pa.
Delaware County
Mrs. Georgo W. Atherholt, of Ridley
Park, is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam R. Murphy, of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. John L. Daltry, of Media, Is enter
taining her niece, Miss Helen Blizzard, of
Ohio.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Frank, of
Chester, and Mr. William Talone, of Fern
wood, will take place September 15 In
Chester.
Mrs. Charles O. Ralph and her eon, Mr.
William Ralph, of Melrose avenue, East
Lansdowne, nre spending several weeks at
Atlantlo City.
Mrs. Francis Delp, of Lansdowne
Heights, is entertaining Mrs. Ida Miller
and Mrs. Sara Trexler, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
'Camden and Yicinity
Dr. and Mrs. Garrison and daughters,
of North 8th street, havo returned from
a motor trip through the New England
States.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Chamberlln and
son have gono to Pocono Summit to
spend a fortnight. William Henry
Chamberlln will return to Haverford
Collego on the 23d, where he enters his
Junior year.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Develln. son and
daughter return from their cottage, at
Barnogat City next week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nash, son and
dauglrter will return from Island Heights
this week. Mr. Allen Nash resumes his
studies at Penn Charter School.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Panooast and
daughters have closed their Ocean City
cottage on the bay and reopened their
Cooper street residence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sickles will close
their Ocean City cottage the middle of
this month and open tnelr home at 414
Cooper street
Wilmington
Miss Marjorle Pyle Is at Portage, Me.,
camping with Mr. and Mrs. Poyntell
Johnston,
Judge and Mrs. Victor B. Woolley have
returned from a stay of several weeks
at WestDOrt. N. Y.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Fllnn have gone to
Asbury Park, N. J., to stay a week.
Ensign Paul A Stevens, of the U. S. S.
Minnesota, now stationed at the Phila
delphia Navy Yard, and Mrs. Stevens, of
this city, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son, named William
Moore Stevens,
Miss Charlotte Mahaffy returned this
week from a fortnight's visit with friends
at Mount Tabor, N. J.
Miss Edna T. Bradfleld went to Avon-on-the-Sea,
N. J to stay until the first
of October.
Mr-. William M. Field and Mrs. George
L. Vernon have returned from Atlantlo
City, where they have been spending the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert D. Kemp and Miss
Ireno Hlllcgas leave today to attend
the convention of the American Bankers
Association, at Seattle, Wash., Septem
ber' 6-10. On their return trip they will
stop off at' the San Francisco and San
Diego expositions.
Senator and Mrs. Wlllard Saulsbury
have written from Portland, Ore., that
they are homeward bound and wtll ar
rive here the early part of next week.
DR. SHAW TO WORK IN N. J.
Suffrage Leader Will Campaign in
Southern Part of State
Woman Suffrage will be kept constantly
before the voters of New Jersey this week
by numerous demonstrations at which Dr.
Anna Howard Shaw, president of the Na
tional Woman's Suffrage Association,
will be the chief speaker She will enter
the state tomorrow and will tour Salem,
Gloucester and Camden Counties.
The Woodstown Equal Suffrage League
the oldest In the state, will hold a suf
frage automobile parade Tuesday after
noon through Salem County, with the co
operation of other suffrage organisations.
A county organisation will be formed.
Doctor Shaw will speak In. the courthouse
at Salem. t
Gloucester County Suffragists also will
hold a parade at Woodbury, where their
leader 1 scheduled to appear next Wed
nesday night. Doctor Shaw will speak
in Ctdroen on Tnursay.
CANOE ASSOCIATION HOLDS
THREE-DAY CELEBRATION
Atlantic Division of American Canoe Association En
camped on the Wissahickon Representatives From
Four States Marriages Announced
SATURDAY, yesterday and today hav
been red letter days on the Wlssa
hlckon. The annual meet of the Atlantlo
division of the American Canoe Associa
tion has been going on, nnd the Phila
delphia Canoe Club made elaborate prep
arations for tho celebration. There have
been representatives from Maryland,
Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
encamped on the Wissahickon adjoining
Colony Castle, tho club house of tho
Philadelphia Club. Dr. David J. Boon Is
commodore of the entertaining club; Mr.
Howard R. Lord, vlco commodore', Mr.
Joseph W. Blair, eecretary; Mr. Eugene
II. Hunter, treasurers Mr. Earlo F. Ker
bcr, quartermaster, nnd Mr. Alfred H
Kress, fleet captain. The board of direc
tors Includes the officers and Messrs. Ar
thur F. Ehrllngcr, Frederick J. Ehrlln
gcr, Otto R. Stoeckle, Howard V. Fell
and Georgo F. Elsenhardt.
Tradition states that at the time of the
Revolutionary War, Colony Castle, orig
inally a mill, was owned by the Smith
family, who lived In what is now known
ns Riverside Mansion. During the tem
porary absence of the Smiths tho Doane
brothers, celebrated outlaws, who stole
from tho rich and gave to the poor, used
the mill for headquarters of their law
less band. Later it beenmo a nnll mill.
Tho water for running tho mill came
from a race, after having previously
turned tho wheel of a sawmill that
fronted on Rldgo avenue. From the nail
mill tho water was carried en Its way
to tho creek. The castle after being un
occupied for years was fitted up as the
uprlver home of "The State In Schuyl
kill," a society devoted to fishing, of
which tho late John Wagner (whose
uncle, Professor Wagner, founded the
Wagner institute, nt nin siren aim
Montgomery avenue), was president.
Tho building, which is included In Fair
mount Park, in tlmo became the home of
tho Philadelphia Canoe Club, which has
added a number of Improvements, and
tho old structure, with its roomy parlor
nnd large, plcturesquo fireplace. Is often
used for dances nnd other social gather
ings, whllo the shaded veranda affords a
pleasant and cool place for tho friends
nnd relatives of the members to view
tho river nnd watch tho races.
Announcement Is mado of the marriage
of Miss Mabel A. Hill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas A. Hill, to Mr. David
G. Hunter on Tuesday, August 31, at the
home of the brlde'a parents on Queen
lane. Falls of Schuylkill. Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter, upon their return from their
wedding Journey, will be at home after
October 1 at S597 Queen lane.
The marriage of Miss Llllle Hunter,
daughter of Mrs. David Hunter, of Queen
lane, to Mr. Henry McVey totfk place on
Monday, August 30, at the home of the
bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. McVey
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XstM Kcheoas Writs ftw 1
sailed from New York for Norfolk, Va.
They will spend their honeymoon visit
Ing cities on the Chesapeake Bay, and
upon their return will live at 490 Walnut
lane, Roxborough.
Invitations will shortly be issued by
Mr. and Mrs. A, II. Fox. of 233 Rochelle
avenue, Wlssahlckon, for the mnniage of
their daughter. Miss Christine Elizabeth
Fox, to Mr. Frank Sumner Whltcomb, of
Lowell, Mass., on Monday, October 25,
In the First Presbyterian Church, of Wis
sahtckon. The nev. J. T. Hackett, pas
tor of the church, will officiate, assisted
by tho Rov. Elliot Field.
Miss Fox will bo attended only by her
sister. Miss Lucy Fox, as maid of honor,
and Mr, Whltcomb will have Mr. George
Miller ns his best man, The prospective
bridegroom is engaged In his profession
in Washington, D. C, whero tho young
couple will mako their home.
A surprise shower wa given this week
for Miss Fox at the home of Miss Helen
Ketteror, 110 Rochelle avenue, Wlssa
hlckon.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Blanche L&ahelle,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles L ia
shello, and Mr. Elgin E. Weest, of Ches
ter, which was solemnized on Wednesday"
at the homo of the bride's parents In
Lcnnt. The ceremony was performed by
tho Rev. Charles N. Headeaway, pastor
of the Lennl Methodist Episcopal Churoh,
and was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs.
Woest left op a three weeks' wedding tour
through the New England States. Mr,
Weest Is one of tho younger members of
the bar of Delaware County and is widely
known.
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Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
8'1B p. m. Special suffrage meeting by labor
union men and women on City I fall Plata.
Speakers, Edward Keenan, Mlaa Mary II,
Ina-ham, Miss Anna McCue and Thomas I
Wllaon.
8.80 p. m. Meetlnr at 23d atreet and Colum
bia avenue. Speakers. Mlaa Berths, eapovtta
and P. M. Oottlteb.
Suffrage Headquarters to Open
Headquarters of the 17th Legislative
District of tho Woman Suffrage party
will be officially opened tonight at 1313
North B2d street. This district Includes
the 24th, 31th and 44th Wards, in which
the campaign for tho enfranchisement of
women Is particularly active. There will
be a number of addresses and an elabo
rate musical program. Mrs. M. B, Grif
fith, organizer of tho district, will preside.
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