EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUKSDAY, JUNE 20, 1916.
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fitATCY WyiNiNJBi iiUJM UF THINGS
VVJtlJLV -' w- "'- vj.vxxtlxvJLJ JLVJL.ttLX
.ii Hir President for Nah'mml r.m win
fhLave Many a Wife and Sweetheart Sorrowing at
! Home, Anxious for News from the Border
i- . ..... n Issued lato Sunday night
rtnTBth'T '", niiard of Penney!-
MA the women ,n
" rt0TroUBh the agonies of
ones
K taVe gone tl,roUgh Uie,RB?
Wyveg" nn from loved
P-,.iwttl'fl oep" .mn nnn to
rdcUX ny there
ta no rejoice In the fact that tnoy
fr.wnonow . , nrenarlnc
&" "Ancles of "hi. Kind, which we
l f? will b. our-this week.
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find "".... ,mlr.
fcrfftr born. i faot thal they
ri ii nnw icjviv- ---
1 pent so much
..tlliear " ri , . ..., ..,.
lf.aywhatyou;vM r;
l7r at hand has been for several
" decided possibility and now seems
l'C in any case, even If there
'" V.n. fired. It Is no Ilgnt mnuer
M SKot Sn down to th.M.onn
iMheheatoftlUstlmoa
jT though women may ,..,-.
'r S for the work and sorrow o
S,nr.::,.rv Idea of war at our doors la
i&or, "beyond words.
it? . ....-i. -f fw who will go at once
ft, .Mk to aft. Gretna. In the 1st City
P .Le there arc Franklin McKad
ki fS. who married Daisy
IIS. M George Thayer, the husband of
!ft the Wheelers! Jesse Williamson
tfJhoi .wife as Muriel William and
A has tl-Tdearest little children I have
IfiTawr seen. Young Uussell Thayer
Shrt,ool,er.a.soK.on.v.nus(A.eo
Kr and Keating Wlllcox.
I'niBli also of Ben Tllghman. whole to
m -. t.v,v no.xt week. I guess
!eremonyw.,.have.o,,rda
"lit It goes 10 snow nuw -...-.
ft. Carpenter and Evelyn Chow were
'Mt to Wit until war wu-, ..u.., -,- -
.w" . i. ...., ..Intr trnnhln nntl
" - .. nmi nrav that war with its
F.r. r;, n, Aav be averted. Still.
KhirWcof the climate and the necessarily
flu hard fare will be no special joy
LP1"" ... , i.. ., mis Trnon
to our somicr oua . ... ---- -----itrillbe
called upon also and the 1st. tl
ui 34 Regiments, of this city. Ben
nf.hman. you know, is a lieutenant in
iftmpany D, 3d Regiment. Walter Hop
I lUjon belongs to Troop A and there are
10 many I can narciiy iib' ""-
. . a. if thi-rn will be a number of
fnpjements announced, as they tell me
fibers were at the beginning ui u.e oi.i
: h War nearly 20 years ago. There Is a
tUrm about brass buttons and separation
''from those who have become a sort of
.u. o. friends which sometimes brings
knitters to a climax which otherwise
Pwmld never have matured, so easy is it
fto drift along.
i'when the little rookies wore gaily
Witching the sham battle at the Navy
Tard on Saturday and disporting them
wives afterward at the Bellevue-Stratford
"for dinner In their uniforms little did they
iiinv that anon there might bo call for
feai service. Well, cheer up, girls, we'll
hope for thebest, and If our husbands ana
i,.., and brothers have to go let us bid
them godspeed and do our part with bravo
'hearts. NANCY WYNNE.
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Personals
,.' h interesting announcement was made
it lit Sturnnl-Brlnton wedding on Satur-
fttit. Hie engagement of Mrs. Kmllla G.
Jrtotai Thomnson. widow of .Tames Beaton
tapson, of this city, to Mr. le I-or-.
M Grant, of New York. The wedding
Ailll tike place on Friday, June 30, In St.
f Juki Protestant Kplscopal Church, 22d
tad Walnut streets. Mr. Thompson, who
" an Invalid for several years, died a
tltl more than a year ago. A daughter,
, W Elizabeth Thompson, made her debut
jilapeccmLer of 1914. There Is also a son,
.ID. C. Brlnton Thompson. Mrs. Thompson
Wher son and daughter are at present
v Hiring -with Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs.
, TWhIaI r T7innn I.. TArll., Tlor fnthpr.
tWlale Dr Daniel O. flrlnton, was a well-
town surgeon of this city. The Tliomp
Bt'itown house la nt 2212 Walnut street.
' Hi. Grant Is well known In New York,
rtere he has bpent the greater part pf his
Ume, spending the summers In Bar Harbor.
IL
U. W lam Woodward Arnett cnier-
llred Informallv nt luncheon today at her
;bmen Ardmorc.
' Dr. and Mrs Frederick Fraley will closo
:tk'r town house, 1701 Do I-ancey street,
any and will go to Halcyon, thslr summer
i?ie at Northeast Harbor, Me.
,'iwonj those who lunched at the Ger-
jsutown Cricket Club today before the
ntetcltjr tennis tournament were Miss Doro
UrDlaaton. Miss Mnllv Thaver. Mrs. Clem-
n Walnwnght, Mrs Gilbert Harvey, Miss
iwtrude Henry, M bs Marlon Toulmln, Miss
njrUls Walsh, Miss Geitrude Hhret. Miss
IBilsr TattersHeld. Mrs. Isaac Schllchtor,
f. William P Newhall, Mrs. C. B, Grace,
!;. Harry valentine, Mrs. Mervyn Gra
Um,iIr. T C Jordan, Miss Amelia Doug-
jf"l"n. Miss Alice ilawklns and MI33
ii stoughton.
Ur, and Mrs. Harlow W. Voorhees, of
m!ict avenue. Melrose Park, have left
jtor Eajle's Mere, where they have taken
jj-..Bo ,ur lI1B summer.
W. .and MrSl Charles Itandolph Wood
, ' ao " or liagie s Mere, to remain
t'i mo months of July, August and Sep-
Mr. Ar,l. ti .... .. . . .
f. "" viuouivihb, oi Virginia, speiu
gw week end with friends in this city.
fLf.r-n(1 MrSl na,',n M- Townsend and
im n U(nr, ansa Anne Townsend, of
IiH p Lancey place, have closed their
m ---- "u iiayq leu lor jorK jiaroor,
JJ, where they will occupy" their cottage
E Pie eummer.
4wliS3 Marlnn t7lal Ohn.l -.,
IKuVi .n Hul8' ls entertaining Miss Ruth
'" Washington, as her guest for
Ito'iii. ,.' "'" weeK- Wla3 l-tttell came
itt.N!.elt to at,end ,ha mode' camp at
Hart yt l?rd on Saturday, which was In
ttii3;.r . ""aaeipn'ans wno attended
Rational Service School at Chevy Chaje,
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KT. .:."" paries Watson, Jr., of 45H
hw'wiu leave, this week for Beach
Ku; LJ'.Vwbere they -will occupy their
wp -- -vB n, auiuuirr
Alonry tha Main T ;
ARnHtnnr.
Tin,.,"u"t,u''- and Mrs. Ezra Allen
'Kit. "'? t"elp home, U5 ThomDson av.
Wr of (he summer at Wood's Hole.
!i?tLn.a..Nev?man' of Ardmore, will
Wwtkv i.v. r nome ln honor of Miss
2ataSU0 York. o Satur!
ISiWR-MlM Maud J- Hayden.
?S ilbuS student at Isel
fef .eULUn 9' "!f?;- "turned
iJS Ahlvall. n. "wu.
,! tSTviTS afrZn;.0'?.t0!l1
.p .. iud Bummtir
rs WiUlamS. Beldlne. of navi.
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vKllin'S MvlT have turned from 'a
visit to New York.
Mr. Stanley Hughes, of Lancaster nve
nttc. spent the week-end In New York.
Jur,i1rnr lWwarlMnowlnn,r Ims
hoT fnJ na:.,norreW Vork 'T' "" hcr
Mrs . tlenjnmln Chew nml her children, of
wn le' .nni,,.,?r' wl" ,fnvc t0,,!lJ' fr bcr
Miia at Sea Meadow. Nmragansett Pier
Mr. and Mrs Waller M. Newklrk have re-
turned to ltadnor from a trip to New Kng-
ST. DAVIDS Mrs. .Inmet II Hughes ntid
her tlitughtrr, of 4.11 Midland avenue, are
spending a few days at Governor's Island
berore going to Nnnttieket. it. I., for the
summer. .Major Jnmei It. Hughes, F. H A .
expects to Join them Inter.
Mr. and Mis. J H. Mitchell has tnken a
cottage nt Ventnor for the summer.
WAYN'B Mrs. Henry P Horle. of t'plnnd
ny, Wnyne, is spending the month of June
nt Grindstone Nerlt nnd Winter Harbor, Me
Mr. nntl Mri. H. John Pntton nnd their
tnmlly, t Gulf road, have taken a rottnge
nt ventnor for the sumuipr.
Miss Itittli Ormo lint returned from Bos
ton. where she spent n month visiting
frlcmli
MIbs Htigenla Brown has returned home
from school nt Nntlck. Muss.
Miss Josephine Scott, who spent the
winter nt Wesley Inn. has gone to Sunset,
Me., for the summer.
Miss Klennor Drier nntl Miss Kntherlne
Grant, of Pittsburgh, and Miss Jenn Web
ster, of Springfield, Mass, have returned
homo nfter visiting Miss Margaret Itlley, of
Wnyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Snmuel S. Thornton closed
their house, HB Uloomlngd.ile. avenue, yes
terday, and will spend tho summer nt Buck
Hill Falls.
Dr. nml Mrs. William A. De Witt and
their children, who wcro visiting Mrs. De
Witt's parents, Mr. nml Mrs. F. II. Treat,
have lcturned to their home in Blossburg,
Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Post loft last
week to spend the summer nt Thousand
Islands.
Mrs. Wilton W. lllancho nnd their chil
dren, of Oak-I.ano. will leave this week
to spend the summer In Chelsea.
D13VON Mr. J. Clifton Buck gave a
stag dinner of I.", covers at I,a Mollan, his
home In Devon. Saturday evening.
Mrs. C. Hmory McMlchnol, of Knoll
House, Devon,' has been spending n few
days In 'New York.
Chestnut Hill
Miss Knthcilno Wright Dunn, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs George G. Dunn, of 23d
street and Gracr's lane, nnd her tlnnce, Mr.
William Watters Pagon, of Baltimore, will
be entertained nt dinner tomorrow evening
by Mrs. Dunn's brother, Mr. Sydney Uul
len Dunn, nt his homo In Haverford. The
guests will Includo tho members of tho
bridal party. The wedding of Miss Dunn
and Mr. Pagon will take place on Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellnr Kurtz, of 24
Benezct street, have returned from a
motor trip to Capo May.
Along the Heading
Miss Dorothea Jennings, of Greenwood
avenue, Wyncote, will have her cousin, Miss
Louise Noland, of Wilmington, ns her guest
for sovernl days this week. Miss Noland
will arrive In Wyncote tomorrow.
Mr. Charles Weston Beck, of Wyncote.
returned last Friday from St John's Mili
tary School nt Manllus, near Syracuse, N.
Y where he has been a student during
tho winter.
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MRS. WOLSTAN DIXEY
Mrs. Wnlstan Dlxey entertained nt a
suffrage luncheon last week at her home In
Logan.
Miss Gertrude Boss nnd Miss Molly Boss,
of Itoicommon, Doylestown, havo Miss Dor
othea Denys, of Washington, D. C, as their
guest for several days this week. The
Misses Boss have Issued invitations for a
luncheon on Thursday in honor of Miss
Denys. '
Miss Kmma Supplee, of Webster avenue,
Wyncote, has returned to her home from
Washington, D. C, whero she was the guest
of friends for several weeks.
Miss Jnne Curran, daughter or Mr. and
.Mrs. Charles J. Curran. of G802 Lawnton
avenue, Oak Lane, will spend this week at
Atlant'c City, whero Bho will be the guest
of Miss Iteglna Lentz, and her parents, at
the Traymoro.
Mr." and Mrs C. Cnry, of Philadelphia,
have taken Mr. and Mrs. David Hanly's
residence on Greenwood avenue, JenKm
town, for the summer and will move to tne
country the end of this month.
Mrs. Schlvely, of West avenue, Jenkln.
town, accompanied by Mis. II. Vance
Peters, of West Philadelphia, has left for
Buck Hill Falls, Pa, They will spend sev
eral months, occupying Mis. Peters' cot
tage. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Bocklus, of Wood
land 'avenue, Ablngton. Pa., have returned
to their home from Stone Harbor. They
have been spenlng several days at their
bungalow.
Miss Kathallne Carlln. of Jenklntown, has
returned from Pottsvllle. Pa., where she
has been the guest of her aunt for some
time. -
Mrs Andrew IC McKee, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Margaret McKee, of
Wvncote road, Jenklntown, has left for
Chelsea, where thoy will spend several
weeks at the Hotel Ostend, returning to
Jenklntown the middle of July.
Mrs I B. Faulkner, of Summit avenue,
Jenklntown. has returned from Werners,
villa, where she spent several weeks at
Uale'n Hall.
Mr and Mrs. John Bush and family, of
Acoinuc road. Wyncote. will leave the end
tt P June for their cottage Jn the Pocono
Mountains, to spend the months of July and
August
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MRS. LAWRENCE R. REIDNOUR ii,t i,v M.nwm
Mrs. Reitlnour, before her mnrriac Inst week, was Miss Dorothy Glcim,
daughter of Mrs. Etlfjar S. Glcim.
LARGE NUMBER OF GUESTS
AT WILMINGTON WEDDING
Marriage of Miss Barksdale, of That City, to Baltimore
Man Attracts Many Persons From Philadelphia Sev
eral Other "Weddings of Interest Today
WILMINGTON, Del.. Juno 20.
MISS GRKTA DU PONT I1ARKSDALK
dnughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton M.
Harksdale, nnd Mr. F. Donaldson Brown, son
of Mrs. J. Wilson Brown, of Baltimore, will
be married this evening at 7 o'clock at the
home of the bride's parents, Mount Salem
lane nnd Pennsylvania avenue. Tho bride,
who will be given In marriage by her father,
will be attended by her sister. Miss Cthcl
Barksdale, us maid of honor, nnd by eight
bridesmaids, Miss Clcanor Brown, of New
York, n sister of tho bridegroom: Mi"-s Alice
Scott, of Overbrook; Miss Katharine Itan
dall and Miss ICmily Randall, of Baltimore ;
Miss Juliet Nourse, of Now York ; Miss
Hilda French, of New York: Mls.i Claire
Kllegood nnd Miss Margarctta Miller-, both
of this city. Llttlo Mlss Alice Harvey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Haivey,
will be flower girl.
Mr J. Thompson Brown will be his
brother's best man. The ceremony will be
performed by the Bev. Frederick M. Kltku,
rector of Trinity parish. Following the
ceremony there will bo a reception, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Brown will leave on a
wedding trip.
PATTKItSON SDABRDASn.
A pretty wedding took place this after
noon at G o'clock In tho Church of St.
Francis Xavier, wIicji Miss ICdna Mary
Seabrease, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kd
ward C. Seabrease, of 2132 Wallace street,
became tho bride of 'Mr. Harry M. Pat
terson. The ceremony was performed by
tho Bov. John Gnllcn. Tho bride, who
was given In marriage by her father,
woro a gown of white georgette crepe
oomhlned with taffeta, with a largo hat to
match. Her shower bouquet was com
posed of lilies of tho vnliey and sweet peas.
Tho maid of honor, Miss Miriam Gunlher,
of Baltimore, wore a frock of pink taffeta
and a latge leghorn hat, and carried a
bouquet of Killarnoy roses. Mr. William
Ganley was best man. A reception at the
bride's homo followed tho ceremony. After
nn extended wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs.
Pattert.on will llo at 2132 Wallace street,
where they will be at homo after Septem
ber 1.
DOBBINS DOWNHY.
The marriage of Miss ICdnn Downey,
daughter of tho Rev. Dr. William Downey
and Mrs. Downey, and Mr Albeit N. Dob
bins will take place tortuy m tho Matthow
Simpson Methodist Hplscopal Church, of
which the bride's father Is pastor. Tho
ceremony will be performed by Doctor
Downey, assisted by the bridegroom's
father, the. Rev. Frank S. Dobbins.
The bride, who will be given in marriage
by her brother, .Mr. Walter A. Downey,
will lie attended by Miss Mary 12. Downey
ns maid of honor, and Miss Dorothy Wilson
nml Miss iKtbel Claike ns bridesmaids,
with Miss Dorothy Yates as. (lower girl.
Mr. Oscar H. Clawson will be best man.
and the ushers will Include Mr. Harold
SuundciH, Mr. Fran!: Krlef, Mr. Harry
Hurst and Mr. Harry Wleland.
SC 1 1 A LLER' ;SC II W A B.
The marriage of Miss Louise Schwab.
sister of Mr. William Schwab, or Ml'.i Syd
enham stteet. to Mr. Carl Schaller will
tnl,e place this evening ut 7:30 o'clock nt
the. future home of the couple, 233J North
C'oloiado street. The cetemony will be per
formed by tho Rev. Doctor Tccklow, of tho
German Methodist Church, 12th street and
Glrnrd avenue, and will bo followed by n
.eceptlon. Mr. Schwab will glvo his sister
In marriage She will wear a hund-embrold-ered
robe of white net draped over chiffon,
and will bo attended by Miss Anna Snyder
as bridesmaid, In n frock of pink taffeta
and tulle. Mr. Charles Schwab, cousin of
the bride, will be best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Schaller will be nt homo nfter July 1.
McNALLY RI2ANKY.
Tho marrlago of Miss Jane Mnrln Reancy,
of fi."."l Chester avenue, to Mr. Michael J.
McNally, of 925 South 23d street, was
solemnized this nfternoon nt 5 o'clock, at
tho Roman Catholic Church of tho Blessed
Sacrament, notli street and Chester avenue.
Miss Reaney Is a daughter of Mrs. Mary
A. Reaney. Tho brldo was given In mar
riage by her brother, -Mr. Charley A.
Reaney, while Miss Margaiet O'Connor was
maid of honor nnd Mr. 12dward F. Mc
Nally, Jr., best man. Tho ushers In
cluded Mr. Leo J. MnoClweo nnd Mr. Louis
A. McOabe. A l eceptlon at tho home of
the bride's mother followed tho cere
mony. After a tour of New York Mr. nntl
Mrs. McNally will be nt homo at o32!)
Chester avenue after September 1.
AVALLACI2 VANSANT.
Announcement Is mndo of the marrlago
of Miss Amelia P. Vnnsant. daughter of Mr.
and .Mrs. Charles T. Vnnsnnt. of 2414 North
5th street, to Mr. U Frank Wallace, of
luO.1 West Allegheny avenue, on Saturday
.nornlng nt 10 o'clock nt the home of tho
officiating clergyman, the Bev. Dr Fluke,
of tho Lutheran Church of the Advocate,
7th and Cumberland streets Mr. and Mrs
Wallace left for a trip to Washington, D
C. and points South. They will be at homo
ut 2114 North Bth street, nfter July 15.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. William T. Kirk, of Beverly; Mr.
Joseph Stokes, of Jloorestown, and Mr. John
Gordon Maxwell, of MerchatUtllle, were
graduated last week from Haverford
College. ;
Mr. William Henry Chamberlln, n Junior
at Haverford. won tho prize which is
given for outside rending during tho sopho
more nnd Junior years.
Mr. William Bocgar, of Haddqnfleld, has
sailed for Russia, to serve in the ambulance
corps.
Miss Frances Sleator, of Mcrchantvillo,
Is visiting relatives In Dayton, O.
Mr. William Scull, of Colllngswood, fias
gone to South America,
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kolinsky and their fnm
Hy, of 1721 North 8th street, are spending
the pummer at Willow Grove,
Mr. Stuart Stembler, of 1424 North 4th
street, Is spending several days at At
lantic City. t
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Burnstlne and their
family, of 1936 North 7th street, have left
to spend the summer at Clayton, N. J.
Mts Elsie D'Autrechy Is spending sev
eral weeks at Atlantic City.
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. 12. Edwin flunter and their
family, of Owen avenue, have left for their
cottage at Ocean City. N. J.
Nutiren for tUe Society pate will be ac
rrptcd udJ printed lu the. Ktenlnc Ledtrr,
but nil audi notice iniikt lie written on one
Id o the paiwr. juubt bo .lined la full, uith
full udilrein, .and when pontlbU telephouo
nuiaUrr miut bo zlren. ,
Editor-" ;iuinB ldscr. eot) Che.tiiut'.tr.tt.
I VnieMj these reauiieuMiiU are larrlrd nut.
o inai ?ccujcuiui Wi u UOM1M. ttic
notice H1 net bq publl.hed.
North Philadelphia
Dr. nnd Mrs. Clarenco F.ldridga, of 2330
North 17th street, aro occupying their Cape
May cottage nnd will remain at the shore
until October.
The Knppa Sigma PI of the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, 8th and Cum
berland streets, will glvo an entertainment
of magic and moving pictures on Thursday
evening in the lecture hall.
51r. and Mrs. Kugene M Stern have
closed their town house. 3109 Spring Har
den htreet, and ore occupying their summer
homo In Oak lane.
Mr and Mrs. Harry C. Spieth. of 1223
West Lehigh avenue, celebrated the fourth
anniversary of their marriage on Sunday
at their summer home in Atlantic City
Ml&s Mae Goepfert. of 2321 Thompson
street, was tho cuest of Mr. and Mrs II C
Gleim. of 18 West 3d street, Chester, oer
the week-end.
Miss Ustella Bledenthal. of 276J North
29th street, motored to Wlldwood, N. J,
with friends over the week-end.
Mr. Frank Tgnaswlsc'kl, of 2143 North
2d street, is spttadlng a few weeks In Bos
ton. Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Pollock and their
family, of 322 West Montgomery atomic
have gone to their cottaga at Laurel Springs
for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bills Doan have closed
their home at 1730 Glrard avenue and have
opened their summer home in Willow
Grove.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Kohn. of 1920 West
Berks straet. aro occupying their summer
home at 207 Wet avenue, Jenklntown.
Mr. Horace Aaron, of 1909 North Park
avenue, and Mry Harold T Antrim, of
1913 North 13th, street, are occupying their
bungalow at Nesbamlny Falls.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Schmidt of 3228
Diamond strat. opened their Atlantic City
cottaso on, Friday
long-sleeved suits
for the bathing girl
She Who Would Protect Her
Complexion Also Dons
Veil
ATLANTIC CITY, .tune 20. With the
advent of wnrm weather ond lialiny sun
shine, tho strand Is assuming tho'gny ns
peet usually associated with the summer
time at this resort. The nsniro blue of tho
skv. the opalescent lints of the sea ond
the neutral tones of the sand serte to throw
Into bold relief the array of the bench siren,
who Is finding all sorts of excuses for In
troducing bright colors 111 her stitf rig. the
most conspicuous of which is twn-toned
hosiery. The summer girl, by the way, Is
taking particularly good care of her com
plexion by wearing high-necked nnd lotig
sleetetl bathing milts. As nn added precau
tion rtgnlnst 'lie ilninnglng rays of the sun,
she Is draping her tubbcr cap with n
waterproof chiffon tell, which she wears
over her face when promenading on thn
stiniid. and alio In the ocean. Tho girl
uhci pre-ipive" her complexion Is not tho
girl who swims, so the veil causes her no
nntioMinre, for she only tentureq Into the
water to her wnlst line.
Mr and Mr. F.dward Croacr, of 2128
r.ticii ( itieit are occupying the Brady cot
tage Princeton iiteiilie nnd the Beach
Mr-. I'ubson Altrmus will open her Vent
nor ciitage the latter part of the month.
In and Mrs Archibald O. Thomson,
Mr Rodman Wiinainakor, 2d, nml Master
Thoiini IJ Wnno mutter. Jr., arc nt the
Brighton, to remain until tho flist of July,
when thet will go to New Kngland
Miss IMna Pntton,' Mrs. Pattou nnd Mr.
Harmon Robinson motored down to the Sea
side on Kuiidnv. Miss S. P. Hlenhart spent
the week-did with Mr. nnd Mrs. P II. Hoff
man, of Finnkford, at tho same hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. lenry W. Kntan gnve a
dinner In the submarine grill of the Tray
mole nu Saturday Mr David Belnsco en
tertained nt dinner on the same occasion
in honor of Mlsq Frances) Rlnrr.
Mr. Aichlbald I' Hllns spent Sunday with
his son nt tho Mnrllmriiiigli-lllenheltii.
Among the week-end contingent were
Miss Kntherlne MrOettlgau, Mr. nml .Mrs
Iklwln G. Close. Mr. V. II. tlendlngtmi,
Mrs Kills Jackson, .yiss f ols .Inckson, Mr.
nnd Mrs Hat old Pendor. Mr. nnd Mrs
Nelson D. Warwick. Mr. W. It. Hlsenhower,
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. llnrtlctt. Mr. George
Do Duinetlllc Mycin, Jr., nnd Mrs William
Henry Smith.
Tioga
The Rev. Dr. John Gotdnn, of 3714 North
18th street, hns returned from Chicago, III.,
Willi bin daughter. Miss Carrie Irwin Gor
don. Doctor Gordon will leave shortly for
n motor trip through New Ihigland, stopping
nt Pittsflcld, Cambridge nnd Northfleld.
.Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Lewis and their
fnmllv, of 1827 West Venango street, will
spend the remainder of the summer in Croy
don, l'n.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gnrlty, who have
been spending some time ln Atlantic City,
have returned to their home, 3S37 North
ITtlt street.
Mrs S Goldstein nnd her family, of 1140
West I2rle avenue, aro occupying their sum
mer home In Uelnmr, N. J,
Mrs. Albert Sternberger, of 3855 North
Smedley street, will entertain her card club
today when her guests will be Mrs. J.
Deulch, Mrs. M. I.ovy, Mrs. W. Shalmnck,
Mrs. .1. I2rbe. Mrs. II. Green, Mrs. A. Sny
der, Mrs. W. l.cttmnn. Mrs. 12. Rnff, Mrs
M Myers. Mrs. H. Keen and Mrs. .1. Klein.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gross, of ,16 II North
21st street, have opened their 'cottage In
Atlantic City. They will not return to Phil
adelphia until late in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lukens. of 1820
West Venango htreet, will spend the sum
mer ln tho Pocono Mountains.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Glazer, of
5150 Walnut street, have taken a house at
St. Martin's for tho summer. Mr. Glazer
has cntirley recovered from Ills recent Ill
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Hitchcock will
entertain at dinner tonight at their home,
230 Svuth 19th street. In honor of the
bridal party of their daughter, Mlsi Sarah
K. Hitchcock, and Mr. William Allen, whoso
marriage .will take placo tomorrow Tho
guests will Includo Miss Ruth Harding,
Miss Bertha McCurdy, Miss Itene Klnsler,
Miss Violet Abbott, Mr. Harold Allen, Mr.
John II Brewer, Jr.. Mr. A. Brook Lister,
Mr. C. Herbert Harrlgan and Mr. Foster
Browning.
Mrs. Warren L. Pnncoast, of 4960 Wal
ton avenue, entertained the members of the
Thimble Club consisting of Mrs. John G
Street, Mrs 1-2. L Merritt. Miss Davis Mer
rltt. Mrs William Rich. Mrs, M. J. Duvnll,
Mrs It. Alcorn. Miss Kdith Atliln and Mrs.
John W. Ramsey at her cottage, 862 St.
Charles place, Ocean City, N. J., last week.
Miss Anna Mario Strecher. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strecher, of 1533
South USth stieet. whose engagement to Dr.
Alexander J. Coulen was recently an
nounced, was the guest of honor nt a sur
prise linen shower1 given Sunday afternoon.
MRS. JOSEPJI CONSONO
. iir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Consono. whose
marriage took place lasjt Wednesday, are
making their wedding trip. They will be
at home after September 1 at 1708 North
624 street
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY WILL
" BE CELEBRATED TONIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Guinan to Entertain in Honor of Their
Wooden Wedding Young High School Graduate
Given Surprise Party Other Affairs
MR. nnd Mrs. James Guinan, of 1953
North 24th street, will untortnln a
number of friends In celebration of their
fifth wedding anniversary tills evening The
entire hotlso will be attractively decorated
In yellow nnd white, Interspersed with
daisies nnd peonies Tho guests will Include
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stocker. Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Fletcher. Mr ntid Mrs Martin Crow.
Mr. nnd Mis Wither Menchem. Mr. nnd
Mrs William Rrndshaw. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam Devlnnev. Mr nnd Mrs Henry Carol),
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllloughby Fox. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hdwln Bums, Mr nnd Mrs Kdward
Sweeney, Mr. nnd Mrs Richard Guinan.
Miss Kntherlne Gulnnn Miss Kiln Guinan,
Miss Isabel! Guinan. Miss Kllzubeth Meacli
rm. Mr nnd Mrs Martin Gulnnn. Mr and
Mrs. William Croiller. Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Menchem, Mr. nml Mrs. Kdward Jef
fries. .Mr. nnd Mrs Frederick Benz. Mr
and Mrs Samuel Hndenhelm. Mr. nnd Mrs
Frank MeNnmee. Mr. nnd Mrs Wlll'nni
Ross, of Amsterdam; Mr and Mrs Robert
lOvnns, of Lebanon: Miss Ada Menchem,
Miss Paulino Ben?., Miss Hontinh Morrow,
Miss Snrnli .lefTrlo3, Miss Penr.einan, Mr
Harry Smith nnd Mr Chnrlcs Bartlcy.
A surprise party wns given In honor of
Mr Milton W. Stetcns by his parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs Arthur C Stevens, of 1009 Mel
rose avenue. Oak Lane, after his graduation
trom the Cliellenhnni High School Inst
Friday night. Among the guests were Miss
Margaret Itntnpson, Miss Mary II Schlolz.
hauer, Miss Marlon Mooie. Miss Allco Ste
vens, Miss Dorothy .Inckson. Mr. Milton
Stevens. Mr. Raymond Wilcox, Mr. Paul Mc
Mnnn, Mr. Grant Slovens. Mr. Cedrlc Wal
ker, Mr. Charles Schlotzhiiuer. Mr. Jud
son P.allard and Mr George Stevens.
A LINKS' shower wns given by the Lo-
Ainegns Club on Fildny evening, nt
the home of Miss Klirnlieth C. Burns, 3316
North 1.1th street. In honor of Mli Mary
Frnnces MeShnno, whoso mnrrlnge to Mr.
William Van Stone will tako plate on Sat
urday, July 1
Among those present were Miss May II.
Olenson, Miss Hesslo It. Glcason. Miss
I2lle M. Rudden, Miss Helen 12. Smith, Miss
Kntharlne C. Fnllon, Miss Agnes Brennnn.
MR. AND MRS 12.
G2d street, nnd
Mls I2llsabelh C. Burns, Miss Martha
O'Donnell, Miss Stie Gallagher, Miss Agnes
Devlin, Miss Gertrude Condy.'MIss Anna
Kennedy, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Agnes
llnlkynrd, Miss Katharine Mtirphy, . Mls
Mary (t. Burns, Miss Mary Mcltvnlnc, Miss
Sue Donohue. Miss Region D. Btirns, Miss
Helen V. Burns, Miss Helen II. Lawlor.
Miss Myna V. Damlnger. Miss Mary F.
McShnne. Mrs. George Laughlln nnd Mrs.
V: Henderson
A tllnner-dnncc will bo given In Kuglcr's
by Miss Abigail O'Lenry, daughter of Mr
mid Mrs. T. C. O'Lenry. of 121 North Lam
nert street, on Thursday evening, In honor
of Miss Dorothy Mulford, of New York.
Those attending will be Miss nthelwyn
nmllfer, Miss Frances Wood, Miss Helen
.Smith, Miss Dorothy Vandlver, Mr. Richard
Iiartung. Mr. Robert Fretz. .Mr. Frnnklln
I'relz. Mr Joseph Cramer, Mr. Joseph Jonea
nnd Mr. Andrew .Miller.
ROACH, of 320 North
Mr nnd Mrs. Mlrlinel
Woottnn. of 322 North C2d Rtreet. enter.
tnlncd on Saturday evening at tho home of
Mr. and Mm, Roach, In honor of their
daughters, .Miss Mario Montgomery and
Miss Phllomona Wootten, who graduated
from the Catholic High School on Satur
day. Among tho guests were Miss Anna
Hassan, Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss
Alice Define. Miss Mary Borner, Miss Mao
Lyons, Miss Marie Clark. Miss Helen Klllott.
Miss Catharine Loldy. Miss Anna Donnelly,
Miss Ethel Montgomery, Miss Mary Bren
nnn, Miss Mnrle Montgomery, Miss Phllo
mona Wottcen, Miss Gertrude Montgomery,
Mr. James Stevenson. Mr. Herbert Heffer-
nnn, Mr. John Horan. Mr. William Horan.
Mr. James Carlln, Mr. Percy Buck, Mr.
Raymond Wough, Mr. Carl Lyons, Mr.
Francis Coleman. Mr. Robert Motherwell,
Mr. Frank Halllnan. Mr. John Kermer, Mr.
Wllllnm Burns, Mr. Jamc3 McCnllan nnd
Mr. John Montgomery.
A ouchre, 500, bridge and promenade will
be given in tho Colonial Dance Castle, Gor
mnntown nnd Mnplcwood nvenues, on Fri
day evening. The proceeds will be for tho
erection of a now Italian Church of the
Holy Rosary,
Germantown
Invitations havo been received from Mr.
Cbniles It. Bradley for the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Sarah Corlnne Ilrodley, to
Mr. Francis Jennings Smith on Tuesday,
Juno 27, in the Tioga Baptist Church. A
reception will follow at tho hoinu of tho
bride's uncle. Dr. Carl Williams, Greeno
stieet nnd Schoolhollso lane. A dinner for
tho bridal pnity will take place nt Man
helm on Monday. June 26. Miss Bradley is
n graduate of Course Seullou In Paris and
of Helena College, London.
Miss Josephine Reeves 1-as returned from
Sweetbrlar School. Va.. to her home in Ger
mantown. Mr. Lloyd Reeves. Mr. John
Reeves and Mr. Francis Reeves lire enter
taining a house party at the Reeves' cot
tage at Buck Hill Falls.
Mrs. John Blakeley, of 2803 Indian Queen
lane, entertnlned nt luncheon followed by
bridgo yestardnv In honor of Mrs. Kdward
H. Marshall. The other guests Included
Mrs. 1-2. I j. Mattiicws, Mrs. John Holton and
Mrs. M. P. Hyslop.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Lemalstre. of 6701
Creshelm road, havo returned from Spring
Lake, whero they spent tho week-end.
Mrs. James Donnelly, of the Delmar
Morrls, left today for Longport, where sho
will occupy her cottage for the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B Grace, of Manheim
.im.i iim-n returned from Spring Lake.
where they spent tho week-end, having
made the trip by motor.
Mr. George Stevenson, 2d, of 416 West
Stnfford street, has Mr. John Hobson, of
Haverhill. Mass., as his guest.
Mr and Mrs. II. Wllklns, formerly of
Los Angeles. Cnl., afterj motoring from the
const have tnken a houso at 185 Gorgas
lane, whero they will make their home for
tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Hnusman, of 118
West Rlttenhouso street, will entertain on
July 1, In celebration of their 50th wed
ding anniversary.
Tho Rev. P. R. Hnyward. of Falrvlew,
Can , was entertained during last week by
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Roth, of Chew street,
and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Longstreth, of East
Chelten avenue.
Bala-Cynwyd
Miss Louise do la V. Keefo nnd Miss
Yvonne Fuguct Keofe gavo a delightful
dnnco last night at tho homo of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. do V.
Keefe, on Lianberrls road, Bala. Tho
guests, who were from the younger set,
included Miss LIUabeth Davlsson, Miss
Christine Newman, Miss ICthelwyn Van
dlver, Miss Grace Vandlver, Miss Dorothy
Mulford, of New York; Miss Helen Rellly,
Miss Sarah Pedrlck, Miss Marlon R. Pick
ford, Miss Marie McClatchey, Miss Dorothy
Mccke, Miss Ursula Seeburger, Miss Myrtlo
Johnston, Mr. Donald Knowlton, Mr. James
Dolan, Mr. Charles Hendlcr Mr. Kdward
Allen, Mr. Joseph Creamer, Mr. Charles
Smith. Mr. George Thompson, Mr. Harry
McNellle, Mr. Kdward Hoover, Mr. Joseph
II. Keefe, Mr. Thomas Barker, and Jlr.
John Ilaynes.
Miss Louise Keefe, will leave tho end
of this week for Chelsea, where she will 'jo
tho guest of Miss Gladys Griffiths
Kensington
Mrs. William T. Weir, Jr., and her chil
dren have gone to Hatfield, Pa., for the
summer.
Miss Helen Wlrtschafter, of 111 West
Susquehanna avenue, has gone to V'lld.
wood for the summer.
Mrs Joseph II. Ross and her children,
of 108 West Susquehanna avenue, havo
gone to their summer home at Bridgeport,
N. J.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin T- Morgan, of
Moylan, are visiting in New York for sev
eral weeks.
The nwriage of Miss Agnes Dolores
Rellly, of Media, to Mr. James B. Ward
will take place on June 28.
A muslcaie was given by the pupils of
Miss Harriet Pedrlck at her home In Media
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Benner, Jr., have
returned from their wedding trip and are
at their home, 816 Davis avenue, Clifton
Heights. Mrs. Benner will be remembered
as Miss M. K. Kilos, of West Philadelphia.
Mrs. Otto Mueller, of Mlllbourne, is visit
ing relative in KdwardsvlUe, III
What's Doing Tonight
pinner, the Leaden Club. BIIevu-stratrerd.
T o'clock.
Anaual dlaatr. 30th Ward Improtmnt Aua
elation. 33d and Wburton atrwU U.34) o'clock.
HAND CONCERTS.
Municipal lUnil. Mifflin bquare evenln.
Philadelphia Hand. City Halt plaia. eteniuc
Fill rmount ark Band Struwtwrry Uatuion.
4 to 0 ami 8 to 10 o'clock.
Norristown
NORRISTOWN, Juno 20. Invitations
havo been Issued for tho marrlago of Miss
Pearl Handel Daub, daughter of Mr. Daniel
II. Daub, of 1517 Arch street, and Mr.
George Montgomery, of Philadelphia, on the
morning of AVcdncsday, Juno 28, In tho
Ilawcs Avenue Methodist Kplscopal Church,
No.Tlstown.
The ceremony will be performed at 11
o'clock by the pastor of, tho church, tho
Rev. ThomaH H. Kvans.
Following n wedding trip, the bride and
bridegroom will lito at 1C3S North 57th
street, .Philadelphia, whero they will be at
homo after October 1, Miss Daub Is promi
nently known In musical circles in Norris
town nnd vicinity, whllo Mr. Montgomerj- is
nn Instructor In Kngllsh In tho Boys' High
School, of Philadelphia.
Miss Klennor S. Major, of 1320 DeKalb
street, lias returned from a six weeks' visit
to Columbus, O.
Mrs. R. T. Kastwlck. Mrs. Susanno Lees,
Mrs. John D. I'alst, Mrs. Amos Albertson,
Mrs. II. C. Wontz. Mrs. Frank L. Smith.
Mrs. N. Howlnnd Brown, Mrs. Henry M
Iirownhack and Mrs. Martha Brubakof
havo gono on an nutomobllo trip South,
stopping nt Washington, D. C, and Luray
Cave, Va.
Mrs. Harvey II. Heyscr, of Hagorstown,
Md.. Is spending several weeks ns the guest
of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Halo Jenkins, of CIO
Swedo street
Mrs. George R. Buchanan, of Pasadena,
Cal., Is visiting her parents, judgo Aaron 3.
Swartz nnd Mrs. Stvartz.
, Wilmington
WILMINGTON. Del.. Juno 20. Invita
tions have been issued by Mr. and Mrs.
Plerro S. du Pont for a garden party to
bo given tomorrow at Lonswood, their
country estate on the Kennctt turn
pike. Several hundred persons will gather
at Longwood from this city, Phila
delphia, West Chester and surrounding
country, and following supper, which will
bo served In the Italian garden, a unlquo
feature of entertainment will bo provided
for tho guests.
One of the early autumn weddings will
bo that of Miss Eleanor McCall Swift,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swift,
nnd Mr. Gardner A. Russell, of Now York,
which will tako place ln early September.
Major William G. Ramsay and Mrs. Ram
say left last week for Chatham Bars on
Cape Cod to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charle3
Ashley Hardy, of Weyland, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Fin Sparro and their chil
dren motored to Wlldwood Crest Friday,
where they have taken n cottugo for tho
season. Mr. Sparro will go down week-enda
during tho summer.
Miss Julia Elliott. Mr. Richard Elliott.
Miss Anne Elliott and MlS3 Anne Torter
Mllllken. with Miss Fairbanks. left Friday
for Kennebunkport, Me., whero Colonel and
Mrs. Elliott have taken a cottago for tho
summer.
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