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NANCY WYNNE TALKS ABOUT THE
GIRL SCOUTS' PARADE AND DRILL
Four Hundred Members of Organization Inaugurated by
Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt Appeared in Their Khaki
Uniforms in a Pageant at Lawndale Yesterday
IT HEALtiT la remarkabio how wonder
fully the Qlrl Scout Idea, which has
beon-talcen up hero by Ellen Mary Cassatt,
has cauglfThold, so to speak, and nt least
400 hundred girls have Joined the ranks,
numbering among their members girls In
Miss Cassatt's own walk of life, wage-
earners, teachers, playground Instructors,
secretaries and women In various other
professions. To me it seems very de
lightful that the'ro should bo this sort
of camaraderie among all classes, and
I congratulate tho girls who have gotten
together and started this bound-to-be-healthful
exercise. Imagine, tho society
was only Inaugurated on Juno IB, and so
great has been tho demand for member
hip ft has beon necessary to open an
odlce and see peoplo by appointment.
Tho girls appeared yesterday for the
first time In publlo and looked most at
tractive in their khaki camp suits as they
marched and drilled out at Lawndale.
They aro planning to go to camp later
In tho summer, and there aro certain tests
which each must pass through before re
ceiving a badgq from headquarters.
Tho motto of tho Qlrl Scouts Is "Bo
Prepared." Thoy are not, I understand,
affiliated with the Boy Scouts In any way,
but aro a sort of sister organization.
Many persons motored out to Lawn
dale yestorday to witness the pageant,
which began at 9 o'clock. Associated with
Ellen Mary Cassatt In tho work are Rosa-
He Dolan, who, llko Ellon Mary, Is a great
lover of outdoors, and who rides a great
deal. Owen Martin, daughter of Judge
Martin, Is njso on tho executive board, as
Is SIdnoy Hills, tho charming daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Struthcrs Ellis, and
who Is engaged to young Badcllfte Chcs
ton, Jr. Ellon Mary Cassatt Is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Gardner Cassatt, and Miss
Solan's parents aro Mr. and Mrs. Clarrto
Dolan. They tell mo that In .35 States
thoro' aro Qlrl Scouts, and tho tests which
they havo to undorgo. Include cooking,
sewing, first aid, housekeeping, nature
study, laundering, music, swimming, gar
dening, painting, photography, marksman
ship and various other kinds of things.
Each company Is named after a flower,
and tho flower Is embroidered In tho
natural colors on whlto cloth and Is np
pllqucd on to tho blouso of tho wcaror.
Thoro are rumors that another wed
ding may tako place up at Mount Orotna
beforo tho troops Anally depart. That Is,
tho young man in question declares he
will If ho can only persuado her to.
They are engaged already, and ho Is a
member of a cavalry troop. Tho little
"sho" in question Is tho daughter of a
P. R. R. man. Tho families of tho "ho"
and "she," I understand, do not antici
pate any action, but It Is hnfd to toll
what tho young peoplo may do with tho
prospect of a long separation beforo
them. Tlmo will tell, but I think wo may
safely predict. If war docs come, there
will bo a wedding In camp this week.
A men's tennis tournament was given
on Satmday and Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mts. Caleb S. Rldgway, at Co
lumbtiB, N. J. Among tho entries wero
Howard Bruce, Edward Kettcrolf, of Phil
adelphia; Herbert Jacques, Guy Cleve
land, of New York; S. Gllllmm, Allan
Smith, of Mount Holly; John Kuser, Jluh
Ion Hutchinson, F. II. Hutchinson, Jucob
Bldgway, Shepherd Dillingham, James D,
Black, Caleb S. Ridgway, Mr. Dougherty,
Mr. Elwcll, Mr. Dlckerman, of New
Haven, Conn., and Doctor Knight, of
Trenton. NANCY AVYNNE.
been announced. Is vlsltlnir friends In Bos
ton for seeral weeks. Miss Beatrice, Hen
kels has returned from a short stay at
Mount Gretna.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, of Cynwyd,
are spendlngsevcral days at Chelsea.
Along the Main Line
AIlDMOItK. Mrs. Richard Rossmassler,
of Olenn road, loft Saturday for Snnatee,
N II., where she will spend several months
Mrs. W. C. McCllntock and Miss Jessie
E It. McCllntock, i( Ardniore, aro visiting
friends in Fort Monroe and niclrmoml. Va,
Mrs. John Williams and her children, of
Lancaster avenue, have gone to Atlantic
juy ior a snort stay.
HAVEBFOnD. Dancing contests were
tho main feature of the Fourth of July
celebration at tho Merlon Cricket Club last
night. There wero contests In the fox trot,
hesitation and one-sten. Tho rmrnnltt in
"chargo of the nrTnlr Included Mr. E. Y.
lownsenti, chairman; Mr. William N. Da
vis, Mr. II. J. Lawrence, Jr., Mr. Lothrop
;.,, 4.11. i, van iuarsn, Air. Walter II,
Itoiimasslor and Mr. John B. Thayer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vnll Marsh and their
family, of Berkeley road, have gone to At
lantic City for tho summer
ST. DAVID'S Mrs. W. Clarke Orleb'and
hor small son aro visiting MrB. Orlob's
"--.' ,"i-.nna . ucorgo E. Shoemaker,
at Eagle s Mere.
Tho Misses Steele, of tho Louella Apart
ments, aro entertaining Miss Elsie Denis, of
Ohio.
Mr and Mrs. William V. Alexander, of
Conestoga road, have been entertaining Miss
Alba Stevens, of Chicago, III., nnd Miss Mar
garot Hontecon, of Ornnge, N. J., as their
hul'.iih ior mo pasi ween.
Mrs. Frank Putnam, of Wlndemere ave
nue, hiis returned from Atlantic City, whero
she visited Mrs. Kerr, nt Haddon Hall.
WAYNE Miss Louise Klrkendall, who
has been spending a month with ,Mr. and
Mrs. Chnrles T. Fox, of Bloomlngdale ave
nue, has returned to her homo In Townnda,
Pa.
Mr. ana airs. Roswcll A. Mcservc, of
Ho mesburg. Pa., wero the gucstB of Mr.
and Mrs. C. AUBtln Wcntworth, of Bloom
lngdale avenue, over the Fourth.
Friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles O'Don
nell Lee, Jr., of Bookland, Wnyno, will re
gret to learn that their young son. Master
Clinrlcs O'Donnell Leo, 3d, Is n tho Bryn
Mawr Hosplta,, suffering from a broken
Iitp.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roberts Le Boutllller, of
rorth Wayne avenuo, havo returned from
a trip to Now England.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Slmonln, of Nnvahoe
and Moreland avenues, spent tho week-end
and Independence Day In Atlantic City as
the guerts of Mr. and Mrs. William Hablls
ton, of Hlchmond.vVn.. who are spending tho
summer at tho Marlborough-Blenhclm.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Hawley, of 222
West Nippon street, spent tho Fourth us
tho guests of Mis. Hawley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Taylor, of 154 East lit
Airy avenuo, who aro occupying their Chel
sea cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Horrv Ansel I nt (.
Cresholm Arms, entertained at dinner on
Saturday evening at the Philadelphia Crick
et Club In honor of their guests, Dr. nnd
Mrs. Edward Grandy, of Norfolk. Va who
are on a motor trip Tho other guests In
cluded Mr. and Mrs David Pepper. Mrs.
David "loung nnd Mr. Barclay Lex.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Roderick Provost, of 447
Enst Mt. Airy avenue, are occupying thilr
cottage nt Lako Cathance, Washington
County, Me.
Mrs. F. M. Knodlo and hor il.in?htr
Miss E. nobortn Knodlo. of 224 East Syd
ney street, returned last 'week from Capo
May. Miss Knodle will lcavo shortly for
Lako Yaupac, In tho Pocono Mountains,
where she will camp with friends for the
remainder of the summer.
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ATTRACTIVE SUMMER WEDDING
CELEBRATED IN ATLANTIC CITY
Marriage of Miss Marguerite Moore, of West Philadel
phia, to Mr. Edwin Lawrance Took Place at Marl-bbrough-Blenheim
Other Weddings of July
THE Mnrlborough-Blcnhelm, Atlantlo
City, was tho scene of a pretty .wedding
on Monday with Philadelphia participants.
when Mlsi Marguerite C. Moore, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Moore, of 4726
Springfield avenue, became tho bride of M.
Edwin Shlnn Lawrance, of 4401 Baltimore
avonue. Tho ceremony was performed by
tho Rev. Charles Martin Nllcs. D. D.( of this
city Sixteen guests attended the wedding
breakfast which followed Mlsi Moore was
to havo been married from her parents'
homo In June, but tho nuptials wero de
ferred beciuse of the serious Illness of her
mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. Iawrance will bo
at home at 4401 Baltimore avenue, after
iuiy 17.
SEEBER KNECIIT
The mnrrlago of Miss Mary H. Knecht,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Knecht, of
Newbold, N. J., to Mr. Bertram J. Sceber,
of 3116 North 16th street, Tioga, will tnko
place today at noon, nt tho homo of tho
urldes parents.
Miss Knecht will bo nttended by the
bridegroom's sister, Miss Oladys W. Seeber,
ns maid of honor, and tho best man will bo
Mr. Roy Sanford Kratz, of Logan. After
nn cxtendrd trip through the Mlddlo West
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sceber will live In Tioga.
DIEBOLD CARROLL.
An attractive wedding took place on
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock when Miss
Mnrguerlto Josephine Carroll was married
to Mr. J. Leo Dlebold, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tho Nuptial Mass was solemnized by the
Rev. Joseph I. O'Reilly, S. J., nt th
Church of the Gesu. The- following priests
wero present In the sanctuary during tho
ceremony: The Rev. Benedict Guldher, 3.
J .the Rev. Father Davey, S. J., the Rev, F.
Hplllane. S. J., the Rev. Benedict Smith, S.
t ".'' Father Tracy, S. J., and the
Rev. Father Duffy,
The bride's gown was of white satin with
seed pearl trimming, made very short with
n long court train. Her tulle veil was held
in placo by a wreath of orange blossoms.
Her sister. Miss Genevieve Carroll, was
bridesmaid and was gowned In pink satin,
wan a largo pink lint and carried roses.
The ushers wero Dr. Joseph M. Dahneker
and Mr. Augustus Hcaton Mlnnl-.
A wedding breakfast nt tho home it Mm
bride, 1708 Glrard avenue, followed th
Mrsc Dlobold will spend the rest of tho
ThTtr.n1, 1,01"wn "a. Atlantic City.
They will live In Pittsburgh, Pa.
A1TKEN KREWSON.
The marriage of Miss Chrlstlno Krowson,
daughter of Mrs. E. Krewson, and Dr c!
Stanley Altken. of Chicago, wns quietly
solemnized on Wednesday, Juno 28, In St.
Mnrys Episcopal Church by the Rev.
George Lynde Richardson. Attending the
Hill, while tho bride's brother, Mr. Robert
IL.i vs.?i. w,ns bMt man- A Bnall ro
ceptlon at tho homo of tho bride followed
the ceremony. After a short wedding trip
Dr. and Mrs. Altken will be at hone ofti?
September 1 at 6217 Broadway, Chicago
Lansdowne
WONDERFUL RAIMENT IS SEEN
ON BEACH OF FAMOUS RESORT
Marvelous Hosiery and Strange Pantalettes Meet the Eye
of the Beholder at the Bathing Hour at Atlantic
City Cape May News
West Philadelphia
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott, who are
occupying their cottage at Bar Harbor for
the summer, gae n dinner last night for
the ofllcers of the U. S. S. Florida.
Sirs. Frederick Iutlor Emblck entertained
at dinner last night at tho Philadelphia
i Country Club In honor of Miss Virginia
Ranson, of Baltimore, who s Mrs. Emblck's
guest at her bonis In Devon Mr. and Sirs.
Franklin Langstaff, of Bradfbrd Mills, gave
a dinner danco In Miss Hanson's honor on
Mhnday night.
Sir. and Mrs. Edward F. Ilenson, of
Wlssahlckon avonue nnd Mnnhelm streets,
Germantown, entertained at dinner last
night before tho dance at the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Ilenson
have had Mr. Edward Milby Burton, of
Charleston, S. C, ns their guest. Mr. Bur
ton left on Monday for Plattsburg.
Sir. and Mrs. Harry Baxter Nnson. of
4503 Spruce street, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Helen Baxter
Nason, to Sir. John Van Gaskcn Postles,
Mr. and Mrs Marcellus E. McDowell, of
East Washington lane and Chew street.
Germantown, announce tho marriage of
their daughter. Miss Anna Louise McDowell,
and Ensign Howes Bodflsh, U. S. N., of
'Vineyard Haven. Mass. The wedding took
place quietly at the home of the bride's
parents at 5 o'clock on Monday afternoon,
July 3,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brlnton Coxe gave
their annual dance nnd fireworks 'display
last evening at, their country home In
Penllyn.
A club dinner-dance was given last eve
ning at the Philadelphia Crjcket Club. Sir.
nd Mrs, J, Andrews. Harris were among
those entertaining.
Mfs. Charles B. Wright, of Chestnut Hill,
will leave today by motor for Bar Harbor,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Kathleen McDonough, of 3137 Pine
street .entertained a house party over the
Fourth at her parents' cottage In Chelsea.
The guests Included Mr, nnd Mrs. K. Earle
-Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Slmonln
and Mr. Charles T. Carpenter,
. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden D. Wilkinson, of
2010 Walnut street, have taken a cottage
at B4y Head for the summer. They are
accompanied by (heir daughters, Miss
Sarah D. AVIIkinion and Miss Elizabeth
Wilkinson.
Miss Katberlne Verner. daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. William It Verner. of Louella ave.
nue. Wayne, will leave this week to make
some visits In New London and Kennebunk
port before joining her family at Lake
PJacid. N. Y.. In August.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H4. Qu'mby, of
Wayne, will spend the month of August In
Yellowstone Park arid California,
Mrs. Verree Brlnton. of Windybrow, St.
pavid's, will leave on Friday for Vermont,
where she has taken Roaring Branch Camp,
at Arlington, Vt, for a month. Miss Anna
Brlnton, who is at Northfleld, Mass.. and
JIlss Caroline Brlnton. who Is la New
Haven, will Join their mother next week.
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ATLANTIC CITY, July 6.
OW that tho resort Is crowded with
happy humanity, tho season has ar
rived when tho Strand portrays wonderful
styles In surf robes.' Tho biggest reovoltv
In aqueous raiment yesterday was tho pan
tnletto bathing suit built of crisp black
taffeta with abbreviated skirt, from which
peeped frilled knickerbockers. Few gar
ments nrc free from stripes. Some wero
built entirely of striped. materials and others
were of plain blue or black silk or mohair
with striped coltnrs, cuffs nndjioslery. One
girl In a striped get-up was the cynosuro
of all eyes, for the front of her hosiery
had .vertical stripes and tho back was
decked with horizontal stripes which met
In chocks on the sides.
Tho weather was so Ideal that a number
of Phlladclphlana camo down In their ma
chines ovor the Fourth.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Wynne Cook motored
from Lnnsdowne with a party of friends,
Including Miss L. Emtey Cook, Miss Pansy
Scott, Mr. Palmer Townsend and Mrs.
Samuel Welsh.
Mrs. J. J. Martin and Miss Gilford, who
have been coming to tho Marlborough
Blcnhelm for several years, are here for
tho remainder of tho summer.
Jlrs. do Witt Tnlmago and JIlss Collier
have arrived from Washington nnd will
spend July hero.
air. and Mrs. Walter S. Stevonson, of
Overbrook, nnd their son-in-law nnd daugh
ter, air. tind airs. W. M. Hammond, havo
taken apartments nt tho aiarlborough-Blen-helm
for tho entire summer.
ailss alary E. ainthews has Joined her
brother, air. J. M. aiathows at the Brigh
ton.
Jlrs. Thomas.P. Hunter has taken a cot-
tags at Brighton nnd Pacific and enter
tained a few out-of-town guests over the
week-end air. nnd airs Ignatius Horst
man will havo ns their guests for tho week
air. and airs. John Horstman. ailss Ccclle
Louchelm,' of Chelsen, has as her guests
ailss Charlotte Feustmanu nnd ailss aiurtha
Oppenhelmcr. Mlsa Gertrude Bnchler and
ailss Ruth Israel will attend a houso party
at Ventnor. ailss Frances aicaianus nnd
ailss aiargaret aicaianus are also entertain
ing friends at their cottago on Stenton
Place, Chelsea, over the week-end.
Other Phtlndelphians who were, hero for
the Fourth were: air nnd airs. Julius
Lelsel, W. Piatt Popper, air. and airs.
Craig N. Llgget, air. Robert C Llgget. air.
and airs. Robert P. Creger, air. and airs.
Jnmes at. Reed, air. nnd airs. Wllmot Grant
Pelrce, air. John T. Peljce. air W. a.
Pierce. Jr., air. and airsTAValter Hallahan,
air. Butler Hallahan, air. Francis Ken
nedy, air. nnd airs. It W. Alexander, ailss
aiargaret B. Alexander, air. and Mrs. How
ard D. Adams, air. and airs. C. C. aiac
gill, airs. Bradford Rettcr, airs. V. Wal
dorf Stokes, airs. J. Walter Dickson, airs.
Rnlph Butler, ailss Ida Shaw, air. John
Shaw, air. II. Hays atlckle, airs. E. B
Browne, ailsi Beatrice Browne nnd -Mlis
Frances Smith.
CAPE atAY, July 6.
Tho Fourth Wns a riv!.lMtir rlnv In Pun,
ainy. It Isn't every spnnhnrn rrsnrl Ihnt
enn boast of three submarines nnd two
bnttleshlps, tho U. S. S. Vixen nnd the V
8. S. Bushnoll. They were hero In full re
galia, making tho town a plcturcsquo sight
with their olllccrs In Immnculate whlto uni
forms. Of courso, tho shlpi were anchored In the
harbor and tho Corinthian Yncht Club mem
bers did everything within their power to
entertain tho officers In roynl stylo. Ths
Inclosed porch was gay with luncheon par
tics. At 2 o'clock the parade drew sturdy
fathers. In white flannels, from tho golf
links ; pretty mothors, In pink sweaters, and
llttlo aiary and brother John woro allowed
to miss their nfternoon naps for the big
event. Tho beach was lined wlth'peoplo for
blocks, and motors, filled with men and
girls, were parked In every possible spot
near tho Stockton Baths. Tiliero were flnaln
of every description, depleting poor old
George Washington, Uncle Sam. the God
dess of Liberty and many other old friends.
Of course, funny things always happen -there
wns a Ford Peace automobile, which
refused to go until tho Irate chauffeur
climbed out and cranked It again, mean
while halting tho parade. Probably the
most Interesting part of the program was
tho reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence nnd tho singing of tho national
hymn
Twenty-one guns wero fired by members
of the Nnvnl aillltla, among whom were tho
following Phlladclphlans: air. Paul Pear
eon, air. Joseph Shoemaker, of German
town; air. William Latta, air. McLeod nnd
air. Honry Edson. A ball was given at the
Corinthian Yncht Club In the evening nnd
was a hugo success.
Mr. Irwin Garrett, of Germantown. has
arrived for the summer, air. William
Piatt Pepper will spend some time at this
resort, ailss Dorothea Obertouffcr, of Haver
ford, haH returned to her home, having
spent sovcral days here. Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin D. Parrlsh, of 29 South 19th
street, are occupying their cottage again
this year.
ailss Helen Dando Is the guest of ailss
Dorothy Wilson, and Is wearing a becoming
purple sweater and broad-brimmed purple
hat airs. Andrew Wheeler looks well In a
pale pink hat and pink silk sweater with a
deeper shade pink collar and cuffs, worn
over a short linen skirt and sheer blouse
ilrs. Graham Archer, who Is spending the
summer at the New Stockton Villa, gave
nn Informal supper party at Arnold's on
aionday evening, air. and airs. William
aiorlce, of Overbrook, are occupying their
cottage on Beach avenue.
ATSS IL MARY CA55ATF
Entertainments
A surprlso party was given to air. aiark
Culley, on Friday evening by the members
of tho Wlnflold Komedy Klub, nt the home
of air. and airB. E. G. Taylor, 17B4 North
29th street, air. Culley Is president of tho
club. 1
Tho home wns attractively decorated In
red nnd black, tho colors of tho club, and
American flags. A loving cup wns presented
to air. Culley by the members of tho club,
tho presentation speech being made by air.
Joseph A. Culbert. ailss Esther Hardy, ailss
aiarion Wellbnck, air. Albert Brown and
air. aiatthow Hunt sang with air. Allen
Rowland nnd air. Charles aiollenhauer at
the piano. The committee on arrangements
Included ailss Agnes Taylor, ailss aiar
garet Taylor and ailss Helen Boyle.
Tho aienorah Sewing Circle entertained
ailss S. Klawan. of Hnrrlsburg. at Its last
meeting, held at tho homo of ailss Anna
Bellmore nnd ailss Dora Bellmore, 724
Lombard street. Among those present wero
ailss Yetta Samuels, ailss aiay Samuels,
ailss Rao Jonas, ailss Sarah Levy, ailss
Ray Kraus. ailss Kathcrlne Norwltz, ailss
Ellsa Kraus, ailss Bessie Fierman. ailss
jennio ivrau, airs. s. Kramer, airs. S. Sll
verRtein, airs. G. Actman and airs. A.
Hlrsch.
Germantown
air. and airs. Ellwood F. Reeves and
their son, aiaster Ellwood F. Reovcs. Jr.,
have gono to Beach Haven, whero they
have taken a bungalow for the summer.
air. nnd airs. Harold Gavlord. of 31 1R
West Pcnn street, spent Independence Day
at Buck Hill Fnlls.
ailss Helen Ayres. of 237 School House
lane, has gone to Woodstock for the sum
mer. Sho will not return until September 1.
air. ifnd airs. J. Orno Godwin and air. J.
Orne Godwin, Jr., of 220 Pelham road, left
mi oaiurauy uy motor ror Beach Haven,
whero they spent the week-end and Inde
pendence Dny.
airs. Robert A. Cabeen. of Locksley Hall,
has gone to Atlantic City for the summer.
Alog the Reading
Mr. and airs. Isaac T. Starr, air. Edward
Starr, Mr. Floyd White Starr and ailss
Hope Starr, of Church road, Wyncote, have
closed their country home and have gone to
Watch Hill. R. I., for the summer. Tfiey
will enWrtaln Informally over the week
ends, air. and airs. Starr will have airs.
Starr's mother, airs. Floyd White, of Phila
delphia, as their guest.
air. and Mrs. George Harlan aicCall, of
01th and 11th avenues. Oak Lane, accom
panied by airs. aicCall's son-in-law and
daughter, air. and Mrs. Perle C. Talley,
spent the week-end at the Aldlne as the
guests of air. and lira. Grant Fosnocht, of
Reading, airs. Talley will be remembered
as ailss Helen Fosnocht.
ailss Helen Roth Colburn, of Oak Lane
road, entertained at luncheon and cards
on Saturday. Her guests Included ailss
Paulette It Taylor, Miss Yvonne Cunny,
ailss Julia Klopp. ailss Sara-Warner, ailss
Marlon Jones, ailss Harriet Cully, alias
Martha Goll, Miss aiarguerlte Thompson,
ailss June Hnrmer, Mlsa Reba Roth, ailss
Bessie aiurry, Miss Edith Carey, ailss Jo
sephine Calne, ailss Elizabeth aiegtll, ailss
Flora aiandll, ailss Florence Calne, ailss
Leona Turner, Miss Clara Belderman, Miss
Helen Dufllleldr Miss Ethel McKlnley and
ailsa Edith Sykes. Luncheon was served on
the lawn.
Miss Helen MacAlllster Henkela. of B$Jt
MorrU street, wbgs engagement to Mr
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k Pbolo by JleniWamJt,
MRS. PHILIP A. COOPER
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Mr, and airs. Philip A. Cooper have taken
an apartment at 39 South 60th street. Mrs.
Cooper was ailss Anna Rosner.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kercher and their
daughter ailss Katherlne E. Kercher, of
S10S Westnlnster aveijue, spent the week
.end n Allentown as the guests of Mr.
Kercher's brother, Mr. Harry Kercher.
Mlsa Margaret Lynch, of 541 South 55th
street, and Miss Anita Solomon, of 6141
Irving street, spent the week-end in At
lantlo City. Miss Adele .Solomon Is spend-1
ins u tew u4 iq -Asuury fans as the
guet of Mrs. G. Welt '
Mrs. T- Nowatny. Miss Bertha Nowatny
and Miss TUlle Nowatny, of 112 North
64th street, have been spending several
days at Sewell, N. J.
Mrs. Samuel R. Grossman, of Cleveland,
a. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Barney
Marks, of 138 South 48th street:
JJr William Cope, of l North 3d
street, has returned homo after a motor
trip thro-jgh the SUU.
Roxborough
Announcement Is made of the marriage
of Miss Jeannette Dykes Turner, daughter
of Mr. and airs. A. D. Turner, of the Falls
of Schuylkill, to Mr. William Roy Wallace
of Cynwydon Saturday afternpon. June
24, at the home of the bride's parents on
Haywood street. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
are spending their honeymoon In the Adiron
dack Mountains and upon their return will
live at 3516 Queen lane.
Yesterday morning over 600 children from
St Bridget's school. Falls of Schuylkill,
portrajlng patriotic and historical charac
ters, paraded from Stanton street to 34th
street and School House lane, where an alt
day picnic was held. Mr. Harry D. Hayes
was cmet marsnai.
air. and Mrs. James L. Fawley will re
turn from their wedding journey the end
of the month and will receive after August
1 at 219 Sumac street, Whasahlckon. Tha
bride was Miss Edna E. Jones, daughter of
Mrs. John J. Jones of 016 Seville street
ailss. Flora Harmer, of Sunnlcllff, has
been spending a few weeks at Buahklll, Pa.
Miss Edna Ehly, tj Martin street U
spending a week In Haddon Heights, v. J .
I as the guest of Mrs. W. H, Eckert
Bala-Cynwyd
air. and airs Joseph I. aicCloskey, of 6211
Overbrook avenue, accompanied by air. and
airs, Charles M. Horrocks, motored to As
bury Park on Sunday, where they are spend
ing a few days.
air and airs. John F. Garrlty. of Over
brook avenue. Wynnefleld. are spending the
summer at Chelsea as the guests of airs.
Thomas Garrlty and Miss aiarle' Garrlty.
air. and airs. George Huver, of 6207
Overbrook avenue, are spending the summer
at the Ostend, Atlantic City.
1
air. and airs. Charles V. itm. rr nu
lino, Bala, are spending a few days in At-
airs. Elizabeth aioran, of Bala avenue
left on Saturday for Latrobe. Pa., to visit
her son, Dr T. W. Moran.
Mrs Howard L. Neff and her daughter,
ailss Helen Neff. of Bala avenue, who re
turned recently from Syracuse, N. Y., left
Saturday to camp In the Poconos.
Delaware County
air. and airs. Dominic- Bradlev. nf i-n.k
I Lansdowne, have returned from a month's
iau wiin remiives in Ueorgla.
airs L. D. Judd, of aioylan. will spend
July at the Chelsea Hotel. Atlantic City.
air, and airs. Aljihonsus J, Cumberland
have returned from Jhelr wedding trip
and are living at their new home In Ches
ter. airs. Cumberland was Miss Beatrice
Harrison, of Clifton Heights.
airs, D. M. Yerkes. of Mlllbourne. Is en
tertalnlng ailss Mabel Harris, of North
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. V, T. Cramer, of Mlll
bourne. spent the week-end apd Indepen-
UOilVB SJT AWUIIUU irfiiy.
Tioga
ajrs. Newton Firth ailll and her son, air.
Newton Oliver Hill, of 1623 Erie avenue,
will leave on Friday to spend the month
of July In tho Poconos. In August they
will go to Atlantic City to remain until
some time In September.
airs. Elinor Crawford, of 1829 TYest
Tioga street, Is visiting her sister, airs.
W. C. Cooper, In Chicago, 111.
air. and airs. John at, Shrlgley and their
family, of South Lansdowne, havo taken n.
cottage nt Asbury Park for the summer.
atls3 aiarguerlte Underhlll. of Owen ave
nuo, Is visiting relatives In Nnshvlllo, Tenn.
air. nnd airs. Frederick C. Kresge, of
aiount Pocono, Pn are receiving congratu
lations on the birth of a son. Mrs. Kresge
u-JU be remembered ns JIlss Helen Eagle.
airs. Joseph Fleming, of Falrvlow avenue,
will spend tho summer at Wcrnersvllle, Pa,
airs. Thoma3 Fitzgerald, of Baltimore
avenue, has returned from Hnrrlsburg, hav
ing gono to visit her father, who Is seri
ously 111.
air. and Mrs. Walter Jessup, of West
Greenwood avenue, nro rocclvlng congratu
lations on the birth of a son, James Robert
Jessup.
ailss Ruth Carpenter, of Berkeley nvenuo,
cntcrtnlned at her homo last ovcnlng. Her
guests wore ailss Sarah Layton, air. Frank
Zimmerman and air. Stanloy aicGraw.
Tho atlssos Laird, of Shadeland avenuo,
nro spending tho holiday nt their cottago
nt Beach Arlington, N. J.
ainstcr Harlan Stntzcll, Jr.. and Master
Gordon Cooper, of West Lansdowne avenuo,
nro spending two weeks at tho Susquehannn
camp at aiontrose.
airs. Thomas Love, of East Greenwood
avenue, entertained at luncheon yesterday
afternoon.
air. Albert E. Peterson, Jr., of Linden
avenue, has returned from a week's motor
trip to tho Catsklll aiountalns and Lake
Hopatcong.
Camden and Vicinity
air. and airs, aiarvln A. Street, of Broad
way and Stovens street, aro at Ocean City
for the summer.
air. nnd airs. B. S. Ackley, of 4th and I
Elm streets, have returned from a trip to
California.
airs. John Starr is spending tho summer
In tho Blue Rldgo aiountalns at Buena Vis
ta, aid., with her son-ln-Iaw and daughter,
air. and airs. Thomas West Cloggett, of
Baltimore. '
air. rtnd airs. Robert W. Mevls and their
daughter, of 004 Linden street, are at their
summer homo in Pitman, N. J.
Mrs. Stockton Woodward and her grand
son, of 2d nnd Cooper streetB, are at ucoan
City for the summer.
air. Harry Knight and his daughter and
granddaughter, of Bth and Linden streets,
are again occupying a cottago at Ventnor.
air. nnd airs. Louis B. Humphreys and
their son. of 4th nnd Cooper streets, are
occupying their bungalow nt 10th and
Ocean avenues, Ocean City.
Judge-W. C. French and his family, of
E12 Linden street, aro at their farm near
Port Republic, for the summer.
airs. Harvey D. Culln, of Moorestown. Is
at Seaside Park.
Northeast Philadelohia
T-oM.r8,ChaIIes Ilurfel and her ". of 244
'lnffi stay""!8 W"dW00d tn
n.Thf nux'"aT of the Northeastern Lndlef
SSJt ifi.!ioc.toty wl" Slvo lls Bnnua
street carnival tomorrow evening on Jcftcr
80PrKtr"i; betwn lh and 7th streets.
, omeers of tho auxiliary aro ailss
fcil' President; Miss Katherlne
Freedmnn, vice president; atlas Sarn R. Tie
man, secretary; ailss Jonnlo Stevens, flnan-
trcasurer? n"d M'SS Lenra Solladar'
nr. j .
v,Y. , .." aamuel Shapiro, of 638
.fhiFr"kLn.'trfct' enounce the bow
qhanirn ,',thej dauBhter. Miss Lillian
Shapiro, to air. Harry C. Labar.
Norristown
f,1'0' D" B,0'". Pi- is tho guest of Miss
aiary Lenhardt, of Jacoby street
W lWrXlnn S Bohose husband. Ma
i!L,i . . C B8BS. a former Norristown
,"" If now with tho United States
Armv vl8ltlnS her parents, air. nnd airs,
aiark Thompson, of 21 East Elm street
airs. S. A. Woodmanseo and ailss aiary
;d!nanseeVof 718 Goorgo street, will
Rpcnd this month In Springfield, ainss.
air. and airs. Joseph S. Rambo, air. and
Mrs. Joseph D. Rambo, ailss Florcnco Ram
bo and air. William Rambo havo gono on a
motor trip to Egypt amis. Pa.
air. and airs. George Towell and ailss
Ida Towell. of 1128 ainrlhorough stroct. are
spending the summer at their cottago In
Wlldwood.
airs. L. Smith of 204 East Glrard avenue,
spent the wcok-end In New York.
airs. William Kauffman. of 204 East
Glrard avenue, Bpent the week-end in
irenion, i. j as the guest of airs. Q.
Petrle. '
Frankford
ailw Eleanor Gallagher, of 260G Rhawn
street returned to Norristown yesterday
with ailss Sarah Dunlap, who has been her
guest for a tew days, ailss Dunlap will
leave early In August for Los Angeles, to
stny for two years with her sister, airs.
Joseph Hammer.
ailss Frieda aiecrbach, of 3343 Frankford
nvenue; ailss Katherlno Brautlgam. of 3469
Emerald street, and ailss Elsie See, of 3473
Amber street, spent Independence Day In
Reading.
AMUSEMENTS
North Philadelphia
airs. James F. Gilt and. her family, of
1426 Glrard nenuo will spend the summer
at their cottage, Sacramento avenue and
the Beach, Ventnon
Mr. and airs. Julius Neufeld, of 1524
Poplar street, and airs. Neufeld's sister,
ailsa Anna Ely, have gone to Lanirhoi-n
to remain until autumn.
air. and airs. Isaao Vendlg, of 5th and
aiaster streets, will spend July and August
at the Kenllworth Inn, Fernrock.
airs. Henry Rothschild, of 2222 fir pen
street. Is spending the summer In Rochester.
N. Y.
air. and airs, Frederick Gelger, of 30th
and Diamond streets, are occupying their
cottage In Ocean City
The eneaeement of ailss Anna nro,ii.-,.
'to air. Maxwell Kushner was announced
lasi weeic py miss urodsuy's parents, air.
and airs. Harry Brodsky, at their home.
1315 North 7th street.
Wilmington
WILailNGTON, Del., July 5. aiany
persons nre leaving this week to spend
the summer In a cooler climate and con
sequently there Is but little entertaining.
airs. Samuel u. uumrora gavo an in
formal morning reception last Saturday
for her guest, airs, T. It. Taliaferro, of
Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Taliaferro
havo returned to Washington after spending
a week with Dr. and airs. Rumford.
Miss Gertrude Brlnckle entertained In
formally at a porch party one afternoon
last week In honor of Miss Eleanor Swift,
whose marriage to Bin Gardner Russell,
of Salem, Mass., will take place In
September.
What's Doing Tonight
FblUdtlohia Band. Slid. E. Hummel, con
ductor. City Hall pliia. 8 o'clock. fiJi. a
Falrmouut Frk Dana, njchard SctomMt con
ductor. Belmont Mansion. 8 o'clock. Free
(1Hl AW Claw Kd fro..; J U7 Walnut
Naval MIM la mcetlnc ltt Rtslmeat Armory
Municipal Band. Stenton Park. Urit aoj
Court! an J ttreeta.
Saratoga Scnoolablp bojra' ineetlnr. lit nl-
mfttt Armorr.
Notice for tha Soclctr imta will tw a.
eepUd ,W4. urlntea tu tb ntniut Ledjw.
but all uca notice mut ba written on tu
Me 0 lh paper, mu.t It aUnod la full. Wita
full addrei. .anoV when po)bU teUubou
simb nu be il?en.
c?nJ..!l ufh rommunltlone to "SocUtr
Eihor." attains UJlir. cog Cbwiout lrnl.
Cnwu) tbey requirement, are tarried cit.
.tliat1,;erlflcotu)ii w ,ba pUktbU, tiu
mattrb wilt Bat U publUhtd.
1 ir IK
i v OTawjL if
MISS NNA BRODSKY
air. and airs. Hamilton M. Barksdale
nnd ailss Ethel Barksdale have gone to
Westport, Lake George, N. Y., to spend
the summer.
Judge and airs. Victor B. Woolley have
gone to Hot Springs, Va., to spend a fort
night. Mrs. J. H. Stadelman gave a card party
In ailss Henryette Stadelman's studio on
Saturday afternoon.
air. and airs. Ferdinand L. Gilpin and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilpin spent the
Fourth of July at Boontown, N. J.
air. and Mrs. Joseph N, Wheeler, Mr,
Robert Wheeler and Mr. Joseph N. Wheeler
Jr., motored to Cape aiay, N. J., to spend the
week-end.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest F. du Pont have
gone to Bay Head, N. J-, for the summer.
Sirs. C, Ingersoll Cause has gone to Sky-
land, Vn., to spend a month.
airs. Vaughan S. Collins and ailss Re
becca Collins have opened their cottage at
Rehoboth.
airs. Morton Harvey has left to Dend a
month In Beach Haven, N. J., as the guest
of her parents, air. and Mrs. George
Klemm, of Haverford.
Mrs. flames A. Draper and her daughters.
Miss Elizabeth Draper. Mlsa Cornelia
Draper and ailsa aiadeleine Draper will
leave this city on Saturday for an extended
tour of the West, returning some time In
September.
Mrs. Edward Betts is vlsjtlng friends In
Washington, D. C-, for a fortnight
Mrs. Frank Lackey Is spending a few
days In Atlantic City
MuV Ellen Samworth and Mls Clara
I Confers aca in New Xofc Uila week
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