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liJViUiriircf LhbijtMi LHbAbKLLmA, JblUDAY, JUNE 80, 11)16.
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NANCY WYNNE TALKS ABOUT THE
VARIOUS DOINGS OF SOCIETY
'A Delightful Affair WJll Be Given Tonight at the Home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe for
Their Son and Daughter
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MEMBERS of the younger set are look
ing forward to the dance which Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxo wilt give
tonight at their beautiful country home
In Ponilyn In honor of their daughter,
Catherlno Coxe, and their son, Henry
Brinton Coxe, Jr. Besides tho dance for
tonight there will bo a houao party over
the week-end, lasting until the Fourth
of July. A lot of young Harry's class
mates of St. Mark's School, from which
he was a graduato of the class of 1916
this wook, are among tho guests at tho
houso party Henry Blgolow, of Boston;
Watson Caswell and Lothrop Weld, of
New York, and Robort Burr, of Lau
rence, V. 'i.
At tho danco tonight thoro will bo nt
least ISO of the younger set. Tho Coxes
ro renowned for their hospitality, and
certainly they could not ' have a moro
charming background than tho beautiful
placo at Ponllyn, with Its wide, shaded
lawns. If It la very warm tonight somo
of tho dancing will toko placo outside.
Then they will ontortaln on Tuesday
night, too, at tholr annual affair to cele
brato tho Fourth, when thoy will keep
opon houso, havo n. display of fireworks
on tho lawn and danco also.
Another delightful affair which wilt bo
given tonight will bo tho buffet supper
and danco which Henry T. Prlco will glvo
out at Valley Farm, his homo In West
Chestor. His guests will also bo takon
from tho younger sot, though somo who
wero to go arc at presont at Mount Gretna.
I understand, However, thoro will bo
plenty of guests, as thoro aro a fow men
left, and now that things look brighter
on tho war question porhaps wo will bo
welcoming tho boom n -laddies homo again
soon. Lot us hopo so, anyhow. Bo that
as It may, among tho guests tonight will
be Nancy Dunning, Natalie Dallctt, Chris
tine Datlett, Helen Strawbrldgo, Kath
arine Strawbridgo, Dorothy Leonard,
Edith Watt. Among tho men who wero
Invited aro Ben Rush, Jr., who Is at
Mount Gretna; Latimer Coloman, John
Wynn, Andrew Gordon, Nod Gardiner,
Jack Newlln, Henry Dallott and Francis
Dallett.
I wonder If they finally met, and I sin
oerely hope they did, for when I last saw
her she was waiting at tho station for a
train; and tho only trouble about It all,
as she confided to mo was, that
was to havo called her up that morning
to tell her where to meet him In town for
lunch and ho had not In fact, sho had
not seen for several days and
was a bit doubtful ns to whether ho still
Intended to have that lunch party or had
entirely forgotten about It. Tho funny
part of It all was that sho decided to go
anyhow, even If she was not sure. The
wild goose chases theso young things go
on! Usually when one takes a train ono
knows whore ono Is going. In this case,
however, that was not to be. Town was
all sho knew, and town it was. Hero's
to hoping that tho young delinquent
turnod up somowhoro to meot her,
wherever It was, and that it all ended in a
delicious tete-a-tete. Sho looked awfully
cute In her new suit and' quite one of the
best looking hats I havo seen for many
a day, standing on tho platform of a
Reading station. I wondered if her digni
fied mother know that Bho was doing this
rather undignified thing would she havo
bean pleased? Somehow I doubt It.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Lo Boutlllier
will give a dance this evening at their
home In Paoll In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Warren Marshall, of St. Davids; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward M. Le Boutlllier. of Ard
more, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lo Bou
tlllier. Among the boys who left this week to
spend the summer at Camp Mongolia, In
Now Hampshire, are Master K. Radclyffe
Robertst Jr., and Master Paul Roberts,
Master George McFadden, Jr., and Master
W. Barklle Henry, Jr. v
Mrs. Horace ninney Hare, of Harford.
Radnor, will return today from a short
visit to Stockbrldge, Mass.
Dr. and Mrs. Burton Chance and their
family have taken a cottage at Beach
Haven for July.
Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Montgomery, Jr.. are
entertaining Mrs. Arthur Brork and Miss
Elizabeth Norrls Brock, who recently re
turned from California. '
Mrs. Georgd Alfred Fletcher, of Radnor,
Is spending a fortnight at the Chelsea, At
lantic City. '
Dr, and Mrs. J, Madison Taylor, of 1504
Pine street, have closed their town house
and are occupying their summer home at
Bar Harbor,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Megnrgee Wright,
Miss Margaret WrWit Miss Hannah
Wright, Mr Whitney Wright and Miss Mary
Conover, of IBOS Walnut street, have closed
their town house and nre occupying their
summer home at Bar Harbor,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Q, C(ay, Miss
Oretchen Clay and Miss Mary Alice Clay.
of 139 Spruce Btreet. have closed their
town house and are occupying their coun.
try residence on Meeting House lane, Jen
ktntown, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.
Clay are spending a fefr weeks in Atlantic
City.
Sirs, L. Wlllard Rodgers. Miss Louise R.
Rodgers, Miss Isobel M. Rodgers and Miss
Constance Rodgers, of 3401 Snruce strict,
are occupying their home at Haverfard for
the summer. Miss Isobel Rodgers has gone
to Kennebunkport, Me,, where she will be
the guest of Miss Mildred Sheppard for 10
days.
Alqng the Main Lane
ARDMORE Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H.
Ludlow, of 116 Llanfatr road, have been
attending the Law Association Convention
at Bedford, Mass..-this week,
Mrs, Granville Worrell, of 36 East Mont
gomery avenue, has gone to Jamestown, R.
L. for an Indefinite stay.
Mrs, Sydney 8. Pool, Miss Lois ppol,
Mr J Henry Pool and Mr. J, Alexander
Pool, of Montgomery avenue, have opened
their cottage it Forest Lawn, Lake On
tario, for the summer.
BRYN MAWR Mrs. Samuel M Vau
claln. Jr . of Roberts road, has gone to the
Pocona Mountains for the summer.
Mra. Joseph, If. Pew. of Morrl avenue
and Roberts road, will leave about July IS
for a two months' stay In the Adirondack
Mountain.
Mr. A, N Lawrence, of Fort Canada,
Ontario, Can., jf ependln? wek with hw
brother nd sUstir-lnlaw, Mr and Mr. WU
Jia Alexander Ltbr, of Th Him, Bry
Mr mm Mm. John U. Valwuta
returned to Highland Farm, Bryn Mawr,
after n month's visit In Boston.
WAYNE Mr, Clarence Amnn, of Cuba,
li visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
M, Aman, of 104 West Wayne avenue.
Mlos Mary Holmes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Holmes, of 30t Summit nVemie,
hnB returned from Smith College, North
ampton, Mass.
Mlsi Marlon Mutford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs H. K. Mulford. of Pembroke nvo
nue, Is visiting Miss Rdltli Ryder, of Ro
chester, N. Y,
Weddings
STEVnNSON WCBfiR.
A very Interesting wedding took place
this afternoon, when Miss Helen P. Weber
became the brldo of Mr. Horace O. Steven
son, of Wlssahtckon. Tho ceremony was
porformod In St. Timothy's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Roxborough, by tho rec
tor, tho Ilov. James Halsey. Tho bride,
who Is tho daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Frederick Weber, of 120 Sumac otroet, was
given In marriage by hor father and
woro a smart coat suit of whlto taffeta
with a whlto tailored hat. Mr. and Mrs.
Stevenson wilt spend the summer traveling
and will be home nftor October 1 at Spruce
torrace, Osborn street, Wlsiahlckon,
CRAWLEY BROWN.
The wedding of Miss Florence Brown,
daughtor of Mrs. C. Brown, of Norwood
nvonuo, and Mr, Frederick Crawley took
placo on Wednesday afternoon, at 4:30
o'clock, and was followed by a reception.
Miss Brown was attended by her sister,
Miss Catherlno Brown, and tho best man
wns Mr. Wallao Burns After a wedding
Journey Mr. and Mrs. Crawley will bo nt
homo after September 1 on Sliarpnnck street,
Qermnntown.
DnOUOHMAN GOETTNEU.
Miss Frances Goettnor, of B181 Wake
Mold street, Germantown, wns united in
marriage on Wednesday morning to Mr
Frnnk B. Droughman, of 1420 Erie avenue.
The ceremony took place at 9 o'clock In
St. Francis' Roman Catholic Church, Lo
gan street, Germantown. A Nuptial Mnss
was celobrated by the Rev. Jeremiah
Novln.
Tho bridesmaid was Miss Christina Goett
ner and tho maid of honor was Miss Ma
tilda Goettner, both sisters of the bride.
Tho bridegroom had his brother, Mr. Mar
tin Droughman, as best man, Mr. Frank
McManus and Mr. Percy McManus acted
as ushers. A breakfast for tho bridal party
loiiowea, ana in me evening a reception
and dance was given for 1B0 guests at the
homo of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Goettner.
HAZLETT ARMSTRONG.
The marriage of Mtss Helena Christine
Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Armstrong, (o Mr Oeorge W. Hnzlott was
solemnized on Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock
In Bethany Temple, 63d and Spruce streets.
The ceremony was performed by tho Rev.
Asa J. Ferry.
The bride was given In marrlace bv hor
father. The matron of honor was Mrs.
Harry M. Hoover, of Moylan, Rose Vnlley,
and the maid of honor wns Miss Madelolno
Zane. of New York. MIbs Josephine Garber
acted as bridesmaid, and Mtss Anna Mc
Gulgan and Mlsa Margaret Freas were
flower girls.
The bride's gown was of Ivory satin and
duchess lace with a court train. Sho woro
a tulle veil nnd carried a bouquet of palo
lavender orchids and llllos of the valley
Mr. Harry, M. Hoover acted as best man
and the ushers were Mr. John Armstrong.
Jr., brother of the bride; Mr. George Seel,
Mr. Robert Hnzlett, a brother of tho bride
groom, and Mrs. James V. Hazlett.
METZ SULLTVAN.
The marrlago of Miss Helen C. Sullivan,
daughter of Mrand Mrs. Michael Sullivan,
of 1513 North Allison street, to Mr. Thomas
R. Metz took place Wednesday ovcnlng at
S o'clock In St. Gregory's Roman Catholic
Church, with Father Hannlgan, rector of
the church, officiating.
The bride, who waj given in marriage
by her father, was attended by her sister.
Miss Irene Sullivan, as maid of honor. Mr.
Frank Mahoney was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Metz loft for Atlantic City,
where they wll remain for a few days,
after which they will go to Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Islands. Upon their re
turn they will lle nt C83S Hazel avenue.
O'KANE O'HALLORAN.
An Interesting wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning in the Church of St.
Anthony of Padua, Gray's Ferry road and
ntzwater street, when the Rev. E, F. X.
Curran united In marriage Miss Eileen
Theresa O'Hnllqran nnd Mr, John B.
O'Kane. of Boston. Tho Pope's blessing
was cabled from Rome, where tho bride
groom's cousin, Monslgnor O'Kelly, Is editor
of the official Vatican paper. The bride
was given In marriage by her uncle, Mr.
James O'Halloran, 2313 Christian street, at
whose home n reception and wedding break
fast followed tho ceremony. The bride
waH attired in a gown of white crepe de
chine and carried a shower bounnet of white
roses and lilies of the volley. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Kane, after a wedding trip, will live in
UorcheHter, Mnss.
Lansdowne
Mr, Clinton Wunderllch. pf Maple ave
nue, has returned from Williams College
to Bpend his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Sprout and their
family, of Elberon avenue, have opened
their cottage at Wlldwood.
North Philadelphia
MIbs Jane E. Miller, of 2300 North 22d
street, - til leave tomorrow for Hague-on-Lake
George, N. Y., to be gone until after
September 15.
South Philadelphia
Miss L. Myers, of 2330 South William
street, will spend July and August with
her slster-ln-law, Mrs. F. Myers, at At
lantic City,
Mr. and Mrs, Salvntore Amoroso, who
are at present on their wedding trip, have
taken a house at 1611 South Rosewood
street, which they will occupy upon their
returr
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ESTHETIC DANCING
LATEST BEACH CRAZE
TWO RECENT BRIDES
Summer Seashore Colony Dis
ports on Sands In Early
Morriing
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ATLANTIC CITY, Juno 30, Outdoor
dancing Is the latest diversion of the fash
ionable Ventnor colony, tho members of
which rise early and frollo down at tho
water's edge. They wear Annette, Keller
man surf suits, Bans hosiery, nnd go
through n scries of esthetic movements.
This open-air dancing Is rather a serious
business, tho object of which Is to promote
graco and rtglllty, A plunge In the surf fol
lows tho exercise and then milady Is ready
for the business of tho doy, whether It be
making bandages for tho soldiers, shopping,
sailing or tho Inevitable bridge,
A number of cottagers attended tho
weekly bridge nt the Chelsea Yacht Club,
Among the players were Mrs. Frederick
Rollman, Mrs. Samuel W. Whan, Mrs. A,
L. Myers, airs. George C. J. Fleck, Mrs.
Thomas Rogers, Miss Jnno Pnrkcr, Mrs,
Florence Garnctt, Mrs. Alfred II. Johnson,
Mrs. Gustavo Seldcl, Mrs. Harry Parsons,
Mrs. Charles Daniels, Mrs. William Metz
gar, Mrs. Charlos Bonsor, Miss Miller, Mrs.
Milton Off, Mrs. Gcorgo Shlslcr, Mrs. Fred
crick Guy, Mrs. Arthur W. Guy, Mrs. Nettle
Ruhlnnd nnd Mrs. John Bradloy.
Mrs. John P. Connolly, who la spending
tho Bummer at 7 South Morris avonue, Chel
soa, gave a largo luncheon nnd bridge at
tho Seavlow Country Club on Wednesday.
Dr. nnd Mrs. William B. Vnn Lennop
have oponed tholr Chelsea homo on South
Montpeller avonue. They nro accompanied
by Dr. and Mrs. John D. Elliot.
Miss Emma Fleming, who attended Miss
Board's school at EaBt Orange, has Joined
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Fleming,
nt tholr homo In Cholsca.
MRS. MOSES BERGER
SEVERAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
CELEBRATED DURING THE WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. MacHugh Observe Silver Wedding at Home
in Roxborough Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Also
Entertain Other Receptions
jjewi. d,4.VAitt. AfttOitOhO
MR. AND MRS. ARCHIBALD Mao
HUGH, of 323 Lyceum avonue, gave
a reception on Tuesday evening in celebra
tion of tho 2Bth nnnlversary of tholr mar
riage. Pink and white roses, palms and
ferns were combined In the attractive deo
oratlons. The guests Included Mrs. Georgo
Fleming, the Rev. George N Makely nnd
Mrs. Makely, Mr. William J. MacHugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eckenroth, Mrs.
Robert Black, Miss Clara McMaster, Mrs.
Firth, Miss Ella Mooro, Mr. Roy MacHugh,
Mr. James MacHugh, Miss Minnie E. Scott.
Mrs Robert C. Greer, Miss Margaret Hun
ter, Mrs Joseph Rlpka, Mrs. Rumsey, Btrs.
C. S. Wilson. Mrs. Mary Glasgow, Btrs.
Ward Smith. Mrs. A. Whiteside, Mrs.
Louis Melster, Mrs. Thomas Stanley, Mrs.
J, McClennan, Mrs. Samuel Warren, Mrs.
W. W. Hilton, Mrs. Frank Wnger, Mrs.
Megonlgal, Mrs. Robert Miller, Bliss Mar
garet Brcfwn, BIrs. William J. Hamilton,
BIrs Samuel Taylor, BIrs John Blullln and
Mrs Blaurlce Peterman.
Btr. and BIrs. John Duffy, of 668 NorUi
Paxon street, entertained a number of their
relatives at dinner Wednesday evening In
honor of their 16th wedding nnnlversary.
Vocal selections woro given by Bllchael Dal
lahan, with BIr. William Duffy at the
piano.
The guests Included BIr. and BIrs. John
Jones. Mr. and BIrs. Robert Jones, BIr. and
Mrs. Bllchael Dallahan, Btr and Btrs. Will
iam Duffy, BIr. and Btrs Thomas Bradley,
Bliss Nellie Jones, Dr. William Long and
Mr. and BIrs. John Kelly.
BIr. and Btrs. Walter Neenhold. of 6446
Glonmore avonue. West Philadelphia, cele
brated tholr seventh wedding anniversary
with a reception laBt iveek. Among those
present were BJr and Tdrs Walter Neen
hold, BIr. and BIrs. JoBeph Craw, BIr. and
BIrs. George Nye. BIrs F. E Snurbecr, Btr
Henry Porter. BIr. Eugene Frnzler, BIr.
William Sacrey. BIr S Raymond Janney.
Btr. Arthur Appenzeller. BIr. Uerbert Weber,
BIr. Frederick O. Kade, BIr. Harry F. R
Sourbeer, BIr, W. Dyer and BIr. II, F. R
Sourbeer, Jr,
Mn. AND BIRS. WALTER G. HEIS
SERBIAN, of Upper Province town
Bhlp, formerly of this city, who were re
cently married, entertained at the home of
Btr, and BIrs. Edward S. Porter last Satur
day evening,
A large number of guests from this city
attended, and returned to their homes on
Sunday afternoon. Among those present
were BIr, and BIrs. Edward Porter, Btrs.
Annie Helsserman, Miss Annetta Helsser
man, BIr- and BIrs Frank Helsserman, BIr.
and BIrs. John Pickering. Bliss Frances
Pickering, Bliss Nella Pickering, BIr. and
BIrs. Edward Phillips. BIr, and BIrs. Harry
Wlndle, BIr. and BIrs. Joseph Williams, Mr,
Joseph Elliott. Bliss Josephine Bllgnogwa.
Bliss Anna Bllgnogwa, Btrs. A. Snyder, BIr,
and BIrs. Howard Powers. Mr. and Mrs
Webster Beaver, BIr. apd BIrs. A. J. Wilson,
BIr. and Mrs. George Shunk Bfr, John Shunk,
Mr George pbunk, Jr, Mr. John Thon
berg. BIr. and Btrs. Samuel Beaver, Mr,
and Mrs. C, J. Wilson. Mrs. Frank Fell,
BIr nnd Mrs, George Lacy, Mr. and BIrs.
Herman Wlllardedt. Mr, and BIrs. Harry
Berkley, BIr- and Mrs. John Schleef. Mr.
Harry Boyer, Btr. BI. Backas. BIr. and Mrs.
Rowland E. Grlffls. Mr. William Wilson,
Btr. and BIrs. Ray Storke and BIr. Ray
mend Storke. Jr.
A lawn fete and mass-meeting was held
last night at 3713 York road by the mem
tvers of the recently organized Tioga lmr
provement Association. Addresses were
made by Benito- William W Sm'th. Btr.
George B. Cox and Mr. William Scarglo.
The attractive program Included also vocal
and instrumental music and moving pic
tures. Prominent among the gaily deco
rated booths was the Hunt'nsf Park Sife
and Sane Fourth of July booth Tha affair
was in charge ,t BIr Henry P Schneider,
president of the association; Mr William H
Lolur, vice prejlls-nt, Mr. Samuel I'onny
ftcrter, treasurer ; BIr. G Harry Rltter. re
cording secretary; Mr. William H. Schlm
mmger. financial secretary; Mr William
Ftedler, Mr Albert Fiedler. Mr George
Fullen. Mr William F C Schneider, Blr
Kevin Krauss, Mr Frank R, Rnbmson. BIr
Wrtllam F PresaelL, Mr. John Vf B4rk.
Mr JlWi Bllchael. Mr. George W Cox.
Mr Jofcenh Sk-lisb, Mr- Jes! Snyder, Mr.
Charles F. Flschle, BIr. Albert Nlebauer, Mr.
Frank Colahan nnd Dr. BI. F. Herman.
THE Rousseau held Its final meeting and
reception of tho season last Friday
night, June 23, at the home of Mr. Samuel
Rosen, JOOfl South 6th street. Plans con
cerning the Bummor camp, which will open
tomorrow, wero discussed. The committee,
whloh consists of Mr. Leon J. Slonlmsky,
BIr. Howard II, Kates and BIr. George J.
Burrlson, Is endeavoring to mako It an
Ideal camp. Through the generosity of Mr.
David L. Cupersmlth tho camp will be
presented with a beautiful American flaB.
Among the members present were BIr.
Samuel Kornfleld, Dr. Samuel Llpschultz,
Blr. IC Charles Selirel. BIr. Leon J. Slon
lmsky, BIr. Michael Ford, BIr. Victor
Schwartz, BIr. Paul I. Saturen, BIr. Charles
I. Woorman, Blr. Blaxwell Passerman. BIr.
Howard H. Kates, BIr. Isaao N. Burrlson,
BIr. William Rollow, Btr. Charles Lamport,
BIr. Samuel Rosen, Btr. Bernard Brodle.
BIr. David L. Cupersmlth, BIr. I. Samuel
Goldman and Btr. George J. Burrlson.
BIr. and BIrs. L. Levin, of 4120 West
Cambridge street, entertained on Sunday
In honor of the 16th birthday of their
daughter. Bliss Ida C. Levin. The guests
Included Bliss P. Sharp, Bliss K. Sharp.
Bliss E. Koppelman. BIrs. P Koppelman,
Bliss BI Graboyes, Bliss R. Hunn. Bliss G.
Zinkoff. Bliss B(. Blackler, Bliss B. GraboyeB,
Bliss A. Koch, BIr. A. H. Feldmaij, BIr. J
J. Steinberg, BIr. Cohen, BIr. A, Brooks,
Btr. Bf. Rosentoor, BIr. J. Feldscher, Btr. H.
Silverman, BIr. W. J. Back, BIr, H. Katzen,
BIr. Bf Graboyes, BIr. J. Levin, BIr. A. Gol
lar, BIr p, GraboyeB, BIr H. Graboyes, BIr.
J. Graboyes and BIr. C Graboyes.
A midsummer pirty was given at tho
homo of BIrs. BI. E, Feeney, of South Ban
croft street, on Tuesday evening, tho guest
of honor hel.ig BIrs. Rose Pound Among
the soloists were Bliss Sue T Keennn. Wis
Ella Blagner and Bliss Marguerite BlcCaf
froy, sopranos; Bliss Frances Donnelly nnd
Bliss Blary BfcOnuldrlck, contraltos- BIr.
Frank BI, Feeney, tenor, and Btr. William
Thomas Pound, haseo. Bliss Dolores Hans
accompanied on the piano. Tho other
guests were Bliss Blay Towers, Bliss Blary
Feeney, Bliss Blnrguente Towers, Mr. Frank
Hasser and BIr. Belft.
A graduation parly was given on Satur
day at the home of BIr. and BIrs. Robert
Cantley, northeast corner Ridge and Lo
high avenues, In honor of their daughter,
Bliss Adollne E. Cantley, Among thoso
present were Mlsa Blarlan Ward, Bliss Lil
lian Curley, Bliss Vera Oaks, Bliss Reba
Miller, Bliss Bessie Bloom, Bliss Rose Flood,
BIr. Stuart King, BIr, George P. Ward, Mr.
Robort Fretz. BIr. Franklin Frotz, BIr. Will
lam Frotz, Dr. William KIclnstubor, BIr.
Charlos Rlggall, BIr. John Lochor and BIr.
John Irwin.
The nuxlllary of tho L. L. E. S. will glvo
the first of n number of moonlight trips up
tho river on Friday, July 7.
BIr, and BIrs. Forney entertained Inst
Friday evening at tholr home, 8437 Smedloy
strcot, Tioga, In honor of Bliss P. Powell
and Blr. A. Holns Thoso present Included
Bliss J. Gooppert, Bliss E. Lev', Bliss E. Blen
dolsohn, Bliss BI Ludwlg, Miss BI. Dncll,
Bliss S Walsh. Bliss E. Lalrsteln, Bliss N.
BfcLaughlln, Bliss E, Colin, Bliss BI. Plaso,
Bliss L. Phillips, Bliss F. Singer, Bliss L
Legal, Bliss B, Forney nnd BIrs. Powell
AMUSEMENTS
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THERDAFTKIl
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PREPARED
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P1CTUHB OF HOW ENGLAND MOUIMZED
B OOO OOO MEN AND PHEPAHED HER NORTH
SEA FLEET.
A Lesson for America Now
Special BIuilc Symphony Orchestra
ALI, BEATS RESERVED
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Globe Thea km?e8t7
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The Seal, Diver and Mermaid
OTHERS
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TODAY TOMORROW
ll screen Appearance of
RALjPH HERZ JRENeVoWLEY in
"THE jPUEPLE LADY"
MacK Swain in Ambroo' Cup of Woe"'
DANCELAND
Willow Grove Park
DAKCINO fQJfTEST THIS SVEN1XO.
spxm van mjm cbii phizes. ,
Along the Reading
Btls Blarguerlte Sill, daughter of BIr. and
BIrs. James Sill, of Bent road, Wyncoto,
loft on Tuesday for Flushing, L. I., where
sho will spend somo time as the guest of her
brother-in-law and BlBter, BIr. nnd BIrs.
Ralph Btorgan.
Bliss Nan Kent, daughter of BIr. and
BIrs. William B. Kent, of Bent road, Wyn
coto, will return this week from a visit
to Scranton,
Btr. nnd BIrs. Lcqnard Weltzel and their
family, of North Broad street, Logan, have
closed their town house nnd are occupying
tholr cottage at Ocean City for tho sum
mer. BIIbs Blary VIele, of Qreenwood avenue,
Wyncote, will return today from Pelham
Blanor, N. T where sho haB been tho guest
for a fortnight of Bliss Betty Collins.
Bliss Blary Mulford, daughter of BIr. and
BIrs. Victor Mulford, of Qreenwood avenue,
Wyncote, left last week for Penrith Farm,
Lodl, N. Y., to visit BIr. and Mrs. John
II. Blulford, 3d.
What's Doing Tonight
Concert by Falrmount Park Band nt Straw
berry Blanslon, 8 o'clocti. Frde.
Concert by Municipal Danil at Reynolds Parle,
17th street and Snyder avenue, 8 o'clock. Freo.
Concert on City Hall plaza by Philadelphia
Hand, 8 o'clock. Tree.
Independence Day celebration. North Branch
V, M. C. A Leblsh and Oermantown avenues,
S o'clock.
AMUSEMENTS
STANLEY
MARKET AB. lOtn
11:1B A. BI. to
11:15 P. M.
10 IB, SSo
PROGRAM
1 Current Events.
2 Scenic GORGES OP COLORADO.
3 Comedy (a) Harry K. Wntson, Jr.,
"Blow Your Horn," (b) Cartoon
"Col. Heeza and tho Uandlts."
4 Overture "Al Fresco"
Stanley Symphony Orchestra
MYRTLE STEDMAN
In First and Exclusive Showing of
"The American Beauty"
Next Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
ANN PENNINGTON in
"SUSIE SNOWFLAKE"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE DUPE"
PALACE MARKET
10 A. M. to 11:1G P. M. 10c, 20c
BLANCHE SWEET
in $1000 HUSBAND
First and
Exclusive
Presentation
qf Triangle
Plays
Reserved for
This Theatre
ARCADIA
Crestnut below 16th
10 A.M. to 11;15 P.M.
Wm, S. Hart
in "The Apostle of
Vengeance"
18
FORREST NOW Tte'wISSr8l
TEN-HBEL, YEI13ION OF
BEX BEACH'S "CT
i Ne'er-Do-Well
PIUCES 53o and SOo All Seat. Reserved
SEATS JOW SEIXlNa yon NEXT WEEK
KEITHS THB UTotvNow ""
LOUISE DRESSER
THOMAS A. WISE & CO.
Vi GAXTON & CO OTHERS
Tuy ui 2, ilo & $0l- 1'anmtu ' . s&o lo H
NEXT WlfKK- ABH UTMim.r'
Chestnut Hill
Mr. And Mrs. lUlnon 1'otter, of Mont
tromerj avenue, accompanied by Ihelr chil
dren, will lenv6 July 12 far lnncbuiitt
port, Me , where thoy havo taken n cottnge
lor tho summer.
Mrs. Arthur C. Colahan motored td
Mount Gretna yesterday to visit Mr. Cola
han, who Is In camp.
Mr. ond Mrs Uoland Pollock, of 2 IB
West Willow Clrma atenuo, will Bpend July
4 In Chelsea,
Mr. and Mrs. WlUnm C. Hosso, Jr., of
103 West Moreland aenue, will spend July
4 In Chelsea
Germantown
Mrs 13 nidredgo Pennock, of 6722 Creeno
street, has Miss nieonor S, Town as her
cuest for several das.
Dr nnd Mrs. Harry Hond Wllmer,
of 138 West Walnut lane, will spend (sev
eral days hext week In Montrose, l'o,, as
the Kticsti of frlendi
Mri William It. r.aston. of New Tork,
nrrlxed l.-nt night to bo tho truest of Mrs.
William S Lloyd, nt 233 Harvey Btreet
Later In tho week Mrs. Charlos Lloyd nnd
Miss Jean Lloyd, of Dover, Del , will spond
a few days ns Mri. Llojdn guests, as will
Mrs William J, Lloyd, of New York.
Mlsi Mllllcent Pond, who has been spend
ing tho winter In Germantown, accompanied
by her father. Prof. G. O, Pond, of Stato
CoIIcbo, motored to Atlantlo City on Wed
nesday. Their BUoits wero Mrs William
Dresher and Miss Florenco DrcBher. Pro
fessor Pond and his daughtor left yester
day for State College
Miss Elsla Jameson, who has been spend
ing tho winter at 227 Queon lano, left yes
terday for her homo In Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs Oeorso II. Paine and Miss Gladys
Paine, of 401 Wost School House lane, will
lcna July 20 for Eagles Mero to spend the
remainder of tho summer.
Mrs, William S Lloyd and Mrs. J. Bur
ton Mustln motored to Mount Gretna on
Wednesday. Mr. Mustln Is sergeant In the
2d City Troop.
West Philadelphia
Mrs IWndali Stevenson nidrldge, of 422i
Baltimore avenuw cntertnlncd at llmclioon
On TucRddy, In honor of her guest, Mr,
Jdmes Fletcher Armstrong, Jr., oi Atlantlo
City.
Covets bero laid for six guests, who In
cluded Mrs. Julius Hopklnsoh, Mrs. Lewis
Benton, Mrs, Philip .Hawk and Mica Vera
Eldrldgo. J
Miss Mary Morgan, of West Philadelphia,
who has been spending somo tlmo In Wyn
cote, returned lo her homo bn Tuesday.
Miss Beyctte Paul, of 2G1 South ' 3g'th
street, has gone to New York to attend tho
wedding of Mlis Annabel Jones to Dr. G J,
Sullivan. On her return sho will go to Cajis
May for the summer.
Mrs. John A. Hlckey, of 267 South' 38th
street, will open her cottago at Capo May
this week for tho summer,
Mrs. Irene Lewis, of S3 North Feltoh
street, Is visiting friends and relatives In
Wllkes-Barre, Pa. , s
Mrs. Charles H, Grcenmaycr, of 81B8
Havorford avenue, entertained at cards and
dinner In honor of Mrs. F. B. Wllson..re-
cently.
Mrs. G. F. Freudonbergor, of IS Burd
avenuo, Mlllbourno, nnd Mrs. John Brosnan,
of Drcxol Hill, are guests at a house party
given by Dr, Kate Freudenbergcr nt Tama
qua, Pa.
Miss Cecelia Doroshow, of 1200 South
Peach street, has left for a visit to New
York, where oho will bo the cuest of her
aunt, Mrs. I. Dreyfus, of 272 West 00th
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camber, of 41B
North Itoblnson street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daughter,
Mr. Ell woo d Brunner, of 043 North 38th'
street, who was tho guest of friends In
Island Heights, has returned home.
Tioga
Mrs. Louts Blumenthal, of 3728 North
Gratis street, and her daughter. Miss Jean
netto Blumenthal, left yesterday to spend
tho summer In Atlantlo City.
Week-end Sale
Of Slightly Used
Pianos
We are offering over a hundred square pianos, rang-'
ing in price from $10 to $60, including almost all well
known makes. Each and every piano has been put in
perfect condition at our factory, and any of these instru
ments will be delivered free of "charge, with a stool or
bench, within fifty miles of Philadelphia. All are good
values for a cottage or bungalow in the country or sea
shore for the summer months, to
save your new piano and still have
the children continue their music
lessons.
The following is the list of up
right pianos just received from our
factory, and are offered at these
special prices for Friday and Satur
day. All in first-class condition and
hard to distinguish from new instruments.
H t
iratalt3?3s5MSiaB
$300
Mathiishek
$105
MAUOQANY OABB
WAS
NAMT3
NOW
W XKplapfflSEi
$250 GHOVESTEEN & FULLER $7Q
hhony
$250 Anion $70
noscwooD
$250 0SER & WINTER $75
Iioshwood
$250 J. P. HALE $75
WALNDr
$275 MARSHALL & WEHDALL $g5
$325 Schubert
$125
MA1IOOANY CASH
ROSEWOOD
$276 0. H. L1DHTY
MAHOGANY
$276 GONARD MEYER
MAHOOANY
$276 K0HLER & CHASE
MAHOOANY
$275 DE RIVAS & HARRIS
MAHOOANY
$275 PHILLIP W0ERLIN
MAHOOANY
$300 H. R. IHLER
MAHOOANY
$276 MERSTER & COMPANY
MAHOOANY
$325 Edouard
Jules, $140
OAK CASK
$450 Baldwin
$150
$85
$85
$85
$85.
$85
$95
$95
$300 MANSFIELD PIANO GO. Si QO
MAHOOANY
$300 NEEDHAM PIANO GO. $1 05
MAHOOANY w
$300 NEWBY & EVANS CO. $110
MAHOOANY
$300 VV. H. MULLER & CO. $110
MAHOOANY J. J. vr
$300 STANDARD PIANO GO. $115
MAHOOANY
$300 R. STEEDMAN Et CO. $1 25
MAHOOANY fcJ
$325 REGAL PIANO CO. $125
MAHOOANY .
$325 WAGNER PIANO GO. $125
MAHOOANY .
$325 N. Y. PIANOFORTE $140
MAHOGANY -XV
$375 ESTEY PIANO CO. SI45
MAHOOANY M.SJ
$450 BLASIUS & SON $150
MAHOGANY V
lANO GO.
11th & CHESTNUT STS?
Factory SOth St. and Parkside Aye. ,
&NMNI
JjmriSiBS
PiasQ send ma complute list of slightly used aiii
shopworn Pianos.
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