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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. JULY 13, 1016.
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NANCY WYNNE IS INTERESTED
IN PLANS OP EMERGENCY AID
Three of the Recently Formed Aid Societies Will Have
Headquarters in the Famous Harrison House
on Rittenhouse Square
IT IS Interesting o learn that on August
1 tho Emergency Aid Society, Pre
paredness League and tho Citizen Soldiers'
Aid will move from their various head
quarters to tho Harrison House, which
has been offered by Mr, and Mrs. Stotcs
bury for a general meeting place. It Is
considered that It will bo wiser to havo
thcso three works, which nro so Inter
woven, under tho same roof, so that when
it Is necessary for them to havo co
operation thcro need bo less red tape nnd
quicker servlco will bo available. Cer
tainly Mr. and Mrs. Stotesbury have been
tnarvclously devoted to their fellow beings
tlnce tho ncctla of Buffering humanity
havo been so urgent, both abroad and at
home. When they woro flrst married they
did so much entertaining thoso who did
not know tho former Mrs. Cromwell were
Inclined to think that she loved that
kind ot thing, but sho was only In tho
city a short time when all began to real
lzo that hero was a splendid, strong
woman ready to holp her follow crea
tures with tho vast amount of this world's
goods which had beon given Into her care.
Sho has taken tho lead In almost every
good work which has started In this city
slnco sho camo here, and has been an
example vatul Inspiration to tho many
women associated with her. Then think,
too, of tho other sp'ondld women who
glvo not only ot their money and good
will, but of their valuable time, Surely
Mrs. Willis Martin li an cxamplo of which
this city may well bo proud. Thoy tell
mo that sho presides over tho Labor
Bureau In person every day from 9 until
6 o'clock. Just taking one hour off for
lunch llko all tho other women who work.
Such selt-sacrinco cannot help but bring
a. blessing In Itself on thcso devoted
women.
Dr. nichard Hartc, who Is head of tho
Red Cross, Is also to bo head of tho
thrco aid societies.
Speaking of tho Emergency Aid, havo
you heard that Mr. Tom Itoblna has
written a book on tho subject of that
organization? And it seems It is consid
ered fho best of Its kind, because It has
given work to tho needy rather than mado
them objects of charity. Tho Emergency
Aid Is now a Stoto organization, and has
tho reputation of being the only aid that
has been worked successfully In every
way In any country.
Tho cool, shady porches at Manhelm
we'ro filled on Tuesday, "Ladles' Day,"
with a largo number of members and
their friends, for, notwithstanding tho In
tonso heat, tho attractions at that llttlo
club grow greater nnd greater. Tho usual
Wednesday evening dinner-dances nro to
continue throughout tho summer, nnd last
night's was very well attended. Tho
board of governors of tho Ccrmantown
Crlckot Club Includes Edward W. Clark,
president; Charles Gibbons Davis, flrst
vlco president; William B. Kurtz, second
vlco prcsldont; Joseph Wayne, Jr., third
vice prcsldont; George Purvlanco, Jr., sec
retary, and Lewis Wlster 13 treasurer.
NANCV WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Clarenco W. Dolan. who
nro occupying tholr villa at Newport for
tho season, entertained at dinner thcro last
night.
Mrs. John It. Drexel gave a luncheon
yesterday afternoon at Newport.
Mrs. Benjamin Heath 13 tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph E. Wldener at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgnr Dudley Farles. of
Creshelm road, Chestnut Hill, will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club. Covers will bo laid for 20
guests.
Mr. Philip S. P. Itandolph and his daugh
ter. Miss Hannah Itandolph, havo left West
bury, L. I., and nro occupying Wild Field
Farm, their villa at Narranganselt Pier.
Mrs. J. P. Almy. who has been visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry I.lppltt, in Cumberland. H. I., has re
turned to Narragansett Pier for the
season.
Mrs. Itadcllffo Cheston and her family, of
Chestnut Hill, are spending tho summer In
Rockport, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Itbbert T. Brown, of
Smyrna, Del., whose marriage took place re
cently, are visiting Mr. Brown's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Flrdlay Brown, for
several weeks, Mrs. Hernandez, -f New
York, Is also a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Brown.
Mrs. Austin M. Firth, of Alien's lane. Is
entertaining a house party at her courtry
home at Itandalln. Md. Among the g its
are Miss Caryl Ilogers, Mr. Allen Smith
and Mr. Thomas Firth. The engagement
of Miss Rogers to Mr. Firth was an
nounced recently.
Mr nrl Mrs. C. Ayres and Mies Pau
line Ayres are at Chelsea, uhere they have
a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Henry II. Doan, accompanied by
her son, Mr. Carpenter Doan, will leave on
Sunday for Lake Sunapee, N. H., for a visit
sr several weeks to her sister, Mrs, Earl
P. Fouts, who la occupying her bungalow
fcer the summer,
Mrs. C. Tomllnson will spend the summer
at Monomonock, Caldwell, N. J,
Mrs. Qustayus Itemak, Jr., of Prospect
and Evergreen avenues, Chestnut Hill, will
leave this week for Winter Harbor, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, of 1921
Spruce street, who are occupying their cot
tage at Eastern Point, Conn., will return
in October,
Miss Augusta Cooke, of St. Louis, Is the
guest of Mlsa Mary Porcher, of Chestnut
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton W, Brock, of Llan
trch. and their little son, Master Milton
W. Brock, Jr., are at Atlantic City for the
remainder of the season.
A class in first aid has been started by
the PtnnsylvanlU Woman's Division for Na
tional Preparedness at the Roosevelt, under
the direction of Dr. Harriet Hartley. The
class will meet Tuesday and Friday morn
ings at 11 o'clock, and the course consists
of 10 lessons, upon the completion of which
the pupils receive certificates If they pass
the examinations successfully. Members
who are taking the course Include Mlsa
Ethel Wallace, Mrs. Robert Owen, Mrs.
John D. Arnold, Mlsa Edith P. MacKen
drick. Miss Eltse Ashton Souder, Mrs. Josiah
Willllg, Miss Martha Blaklston, Mrs. A J
MacLean, Miaa Virginia Grove. Jilts Marion
E- BJly nd Ura J - Emery
Mr. J- K Hammerman, of Chicago, and
Mr- Benjamin Hammerman, of Indianapolis,
ara visiting Mr. and Mrs. Juliaj Hammer
man for a few days before leaving for the
West.
Along the Main Line
OVERDROOK Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip A.
Castner, of Overbrook, nnd their two smalt
children are spending tho summer at their
cottage at Capo May.
BRYN MAWR Mr. Hnrry Rom Wilson,
Miss Harriett Wilson, Miss Annn K. Wilson,
Mr. Lawrence Wilson nnd Mr. IlArold Wil
son have closed their homo on Pcnn strcot
nnd are spending tho summer at Mndlson,
Conn.
Mrs. William Foley and her family, of
Oulph road, have moved to 10 Elliott
nvenue.
Bala-Cynwyd,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry C. Taylor, Jr., nre
occupying their new homo on Oakland ter
race, Bala, Mrs. Taylor will bo remem
bered as Miss Dorothy Ashton Fleck,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Fleck, of
Edgchlll road.
for, and Mrs. John A. Colgan, of Maple
avenue, Cynwyd, have returned from a stay
at Chelsea.
Germantown
Mrs. C. L. Carter, of 628 Lincoln drive,
will leave on July 20 for Wannekuo, N. J.,
to visit friends for several weeks. Later
she wilt go to Long Island, returning home
about September 1,
Mrs. George C. Johnson nnd her sister,
Miss Anna Johnson, of 6316 Germantown
avenuo. nro spending several weeks In tho
Catsklll Mountains.
Mrs. Lnttn Ilammcrslcy, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Johmon, of 5818 Morris
street, nro spending several weeks In
Occnn City, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel M. Knox, of 317
West Upsnl street, havo gone to their
country plnce, Knoxlyn, Del.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry E. Ilaltzcll aro occu
pying their new homo nt Wyncotc.
Mr. and Mra. S. Howard Smith nnd their
daughter, Miss Ellse Hownrd Smith nro
spending a month nt Virginia Hot Springs.
Mr. Karl Dodge has returned to Chicago
after having visited his mother, Mrs, James
Mnpos Dodgo.
Miss Edith Campion nnd Miss Marlon
C. Harklnson have returned from Elwood,
N. J., whoro they spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles nrown have re
turned to their home. 3113 West Queen
lnnc, from Staunton, Va where thoy spent
two weeks.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Duncan, of 1B4G
North Grntz street, nre spending somo time
in Atlantic City.
Mr. Harry Feldman, of 1610 North 10th
street, has returned from Pittsburgh, where
ho spent somo tlmo as tho guest of friends.
Mr. Charles Goldman, of 10th nnd Oxford
streets, has returned from n visit to Wash
ington. Mr. and Mrs. Meyor Cohen, of 3222 West
Turner street, nnnounce tho engagement of
their daughter. Miss Sarah Cohen, to Mr.
Samuel Rubin.
Miss Anna McGownn, of 682 North 10th
street, will spend the remainder of July nnd
the month of August In tho Adlrondacks.
Mr. Joseph Wlnnomoro, of 1710 North
Uber Btrcct, I spending somo tlmo with
frlonds In Eastin.
Mr. Clarence Neclcy, ot 20th and Oxford
streets, Is spending somo .tlmo In Orange,
N. J.
Mr. Julius Wolf, of 1000 Diamond street,
has opened his summer homo at Avalon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Dolan, of 2012 North
Stillman street, are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a son, on Monday,
July 10.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brooke, of Dethnyres,
nnnounce the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Mario Nngle Brooke, to Mr. Attloy
S. Knorr, of Frankford.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Renbcrgcr. of
Ogontz, will entertain on their lawn Satur
day evening. About 50 guests will be pres
ent and there will bo music and dancing.
South Philadelphia
Miss Helen Long, of South ICtli street,
will spend several weeks at her bungalow
in Wlldwood.
Miss Irene Ethel Donnelly, of Broad and
Moore streets, has left for Wlldwood, where
she will remain for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. McMahon, of
Front street and Washington avenuo, nre
spending the summer at Avalon, N. J.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. John Marks and Master
John Marks, Jr., of 2056 East Auburn
street, will spend tho next two weeks at
Wlldwood.
Mr. Frederick Brennlnger, of 1505 Salmon
street, will Bpend a few weeks at Wlldwood
on a fishing trip.
Frankford
The Sagamal Club will be entertained at
dinner and cards on Saturday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rhodes Blckley at their
new home on Tacony Heights, Among the
guests will beM!ss Lee Stlne Brecher. Miss
Affllck. Miss Kathryne Miller. Mr. F. Eu
gene Server, Mr. S. Miller Wilson and Mr
A. Wetter Fredericks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wlmer. whohave been
visiting Mrs. Wlmer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Clarke, of 415 Borbeck street,
For Chase, have left for their new homo In
Audubon, N. J. Mrs. Wlmer will bo re
membered as Miss Edith Clarke,
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilbur Taylor and Miss
Gwendolyn Taylor, of 6H Linden street, are
at one of the beachfront hotels in Atlantic
Cl.ty. Mr, Taylor's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
George E. Taylor, of 540 Cooper street, are
also guests at Atlantic City for the season.
What's Doing Tonight
Philadelphia Band. 8llaa E. Hummel, con.
ductor. Convention Hall. Uroad meet and Al
legheny avenue; 8 o'clock. Free.
J'ulrmount Park Hand. Richard Schmidt, con
ductor. Inuo HUli 8 o'clock. Free.
Municipal Band. Benjamin Roeschman. conduc
tor. Tackawanna. and Church atreeta; 8 o'clock.
Free.
Phiralclana meet to dtacuia Infantile paralyela.
College of PhyelcUna.
Maaa-meetlnz of Jewelry workers, 13tb and
Arch atreeta.
Reception to the Rev and Mrs Henry Hart
man. Calvary Freabyterlaa Mlaelon, Washing,
ton lane and Limekiln pike.
Notice tor the Sptlctr PAte wilt be ac
rcuted and rrlntcd in the Kicnlns Ledger,
but alt uch notice niut be urlttcn on ono
Wo ot tho naucr, niut be tlguetl In full,
with full uddrca. aud Htien potatblo tele
libona number uiut be ctveu.
Scad aU ueb communication to "Society
Iklltar," Etealnc Ltdjcr. SOS tbettuut
Volets these reauliemecta are currUa out,
t that wrlllcutlou may be, po.ilbie. the
IwUce. will nut bo yubUahed.
Photo ly I'hotocrattera.
MRS. SAMUEL N. CARPENTER
Mrs. Carpenter before her marriage was Miss Helen F. Power, of 413
South 43d strcot. Mr. Carpenter is well known in this city and hns
made his homo for several years with his unclo nnd aunt, Judge and
Mrs. J. Willis Martin.
OFFICERS OF ATLANTIC FLEET
MAKE JAMESTOWN COLONY GAY
Midshipmen on Ships Anchored in Harbor Are Much En
tertained Many Novelties in Costumes Seen in At
lantic City News From Other Shore Resorts
JAMESTOWN. R. I.. July 13.
ANARGE portion of the Atlantic licet
, tamo to rest In the harbor on Tues
day. 10 ships In all, and n3 a result tho
town Is gny with color. Tho naval olllcers
and their wives and daughters seem to
domlnato tho colony, and everywhere ncnt
whlto uniforms and gold brnlct nre seen. In
termingled with the multi-colored stripes of
tho summer girls. Of course, the midship
men, JUBt "feeling their oats" nftcr gradu
ating from Annapolis, nro being lionized by
tho pretty debutantes and debutantes to-be.
Among the Phllndelphlnns registered nt
the Bay View Hotel this week are Mr.
nnd Mrs. Louis T. Tllge and their daughter
Miss Florenco Tilgo ; Mra. A T. Getze. Mrs.
Christian C. Feblgcr, Miss Mary S. Feblger.
Miss Anno Hampton Todd, Mrs. Ephrnlm
Brico and Miss Mnbel Brlce, Mr. and Mrs.
S5 W. Colton, Jr., Mrs. E. O. Shnkespenro
nnd her son, Mr. E. O. Shakespeare, Jr.;
Mrs. T. J. Curtis. Mrs. Charles Francis
Ilochmnn, Miss Esther Jean Bochman, Mrs
Edward Bowman Leaf, Miss Frances 1
Leaf, Mr. and Mrs. Hornco F. Smith. M
nnd Mrs. W. West Randalt and Miss. Mar
lon Comly.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Gross, of London and
Philadelphia, entertained at dinner Monday
night at the Bay View Hotel, their guests
including Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton
and their daughter. Miss Anne Ashton; Mrs.
Ephrnlm Brlce and Miss Mabel Brlce.
ATLANTIC CITY. July 13.
THE "anklc-dcop bathing grll," who In
sists upon her Burf robe being up to tho
minute in style, even to tho wenrlng of
hoops, has chosen a novel scarf of rubber
as an adornment to her aqueous attire. The
scarf, which Is about a yard and a half
long. Is built of strips of various colored
rubber to stimulate Roman ribbon. Hats
of colored rubber nlso nre worn. Blany of
them are adorned with rubber ribbon
streamers, which fly coqucttlshly In the
breezes.
Sleeveless Jackets of black velvet were a
novelty seen on the walk this week. They
were quite a contrast from the many col
ored coats that have been so conspicuous
this season. It Is quite noticeable that many
Bmart matrons nnd maids are eschewlig
multi-colored costumes for gowns of ono
tone, gray and dark blue being In high
faor.
The Rev. Perry S. Allen and Sirs. Allen,
Miss Agnes Allen and Miss Virginia Allen,
who are at Bedford Springs, havo taken a
house in Ventnor for the month of August,
Mrs. Louis Rodman Page, Jr., whose hus
band is at the front, will spend the week
end with her mother In Chelsea.
OCEAN CITT, N. J., July 13.
ELABOl.-TE preparations are being
mail- for the children's Carnival at the
Ocean C"ty Yacht Club, the first of the
lUmillW,lillilIinil!tma,ll!iffll!I!!li!B;fllirB!!lll!l!il
Annual Sale of Summer Shoes
Begins Tomorrow
This opportunity to purchase Sorosis Shoes at a reduction comes but twice a year.
It will pay you to investigate these values.
FOR WOMEN
I Women's White Canvas ehn np
Oxfords, formerly S5.00, Aj.Xj
now ....,,..,,.....,,...,. T
0 pairs Pumps and Colonials, of Gray,
Ivory White and Champagne th A fr
Kid, formerly $7.00 and JKt
?7.60 a pair, now, ,.., Y "
FOR
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S SHOES TO
Sorosis
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season, tomorrow evening. These carnivals
havo been a feature of the social events at
the yacht chili the past seasons, nnd nro
nttended by the children of tho members
nnd their friends, as xH as tho children
of residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Blrclml Hammor, of Ger
mantown, have returned homo nfter spend
ing a fortnight here. Mrs. Hammer, who
Is a recent bride, was Miss Olive May Wil
son, famed throughout tho country as tho
Santa Claus Girl.
Tho subscription card party at the Yacht
Club yesterday afternoon drew a large at
tendance The club's Entertainment Com
mittee has arranged with Mr. Walter D.
Bonsnll, chairman of tho Houso'Commltteo,
for music for dancing every Saturday
afternoon, from 3 until 5 o'clock.
WILDWOOD, N. J., July 13.
MR. AND MRS. HARRY CORNEY, JR..
nnd their daughter, of West Philadel
phia, nnd Mr. Joseph E. Corney. of Eddy
stone, nro occupying the Corney cottage on
Burk avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Codling, of Col
llngswood, N. J., nro spending the summer
at their East Taylor avenue cottnge.
Tho Wildwood Civic Club will glvo a sil
ver tea at Its headquarters eery Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. Ralph Whitley Is occupying hl.i
Bonrdwalk cottage at Wlldwood Crest for
the season.
Mrs II. Anderson and his family, of
Philadelphia, nro occupying their Central
avenue cottage at North Wlldwood for the
summer.
' West Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel J. Castner and their
children, of 3S09 Walnut street, have opened
their Cape May cottage.
Mrs. Christopher A. Bergen, of The War
rington, and her daughter, Miss Agnes
Hirst Ileigen, nre spending somo time at
Atlantic City. Later they will go to Vine
mont, Pa., to remain until September.
Miss Mary C. Kimball, of 4705 Cedar ave
nue, has returned from an extensive visit to
Providence, R. I., where she spent somo time
as tho guest of Miss Isabel Peters.
Miss Adele Solomon, of Bill Irving
street. Is spending a few days nt Wllllarnv
port us the guest of Mrs. T. Wood.
Mrs. Leo P. Fllnn. of 3020 Filbert street,
who has returned from Panama, entertain
ed Informally on Monday evening. Her
guests were Miss Anna Monroe, Miss Myr
tle Wolfe, of West Collligswood; Miss Ber
tha Nowatny, Miss Tlllle Nowatny. Miss
Helen McDevltt, Miss Mary L. McCormlck.
Miss Anna Gllmarten, Miss Kathryn Moo.
ney and Miss Rosye Reager.
itBiniiiffliiiiiii raiMfflsiiiiiiiiii.i!siiiiiiw jBnMimi
800 Men's Patent. Oxfords,
formerly $5.00, now
200 Men's Tan and Black Ox
fords with cloth foxinjr to
match, formerly ?6.0D, now
MISSES AND CHILDREN
20 Reduction
Shoe Company
SEVERAL '7EDDINGS
ARE SCHEDULED
Miss Bryan Becomes Bride of
Mr. Walter Gross Other
Nuptials
Tho mnrrlnge of Miss Isabelle Wilder
Bran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Louis Lngucrenne Bryan, and Mr. Walter
Henry Gross took place yesterday morn
ing nt 10 o'clock In tho Church of Our
Lady of Victory. The Rev. John F. GM
ham, rector of the church, officiated at the
wedding and eelobrnted the Nuptial Mass.
Tho bride, who was given In marriage by
her father, was gowned In Ivory white
sntln, trimmed with chantllly lace nnd
orange blossoms. She wore a veil of white
tulle nnd lilies of the vnlley ami carried
white roses and llltes of tho vnlley. She
was attended by her twin sister, Miss
Mnry Bryan, as maid of honor, who wore
a frock of pink net over pink taffeta nnd
carried Klllarncy roses. The brldestnnlds
were Miss Marguerite Cabell, n cousin of
tho bridegroom! Miss Martha Myer MB'J
Helen Bryan, n sister of tho brld. nl a
cousin, Miss Mnrla Standbrldgo The first
two wore yollow frocks nnd picture hats
of chiffon and carried lavender sweet peas,
and tho others were gowned In bluo and
cnrrlcd pink sweet peas. Mr Russell
Gross, a brother of tho bridegroom, acted
as best man, nnd tho ushers wcro Mr
Thomas Wilder Bryan, a brother ot the
bride; Mr. WeBloy Gross, brother ot the
bridegroom ; James Taylor and Mr. Arthur
Clemens A wedding breakfast followed
tho ceremony nt tho home ot tho bride's
paronts nt 6303 Haverford avenue, nftcr
which Mr and Mrs. Gross left on a wed
ding trip through tho New England States.
They will be at homo nftor September 3.
WILHEIjM LOGAN.
The marriage of Miss Lillian R. Logan,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. William Logan,
of 32 East Ilrlnghurst street, and Mr. John
Wllhclm took placo nt the homo of tho
bride's parents on Monday evening at
8 o'clock The Rev. Gcorgo W. Lincoln,
D. D., performed tho ceremony. Miss Logan
was given In marrlngo by her father and
was attended by her sister, Miss May
Logan, ns maid of honor. Mr. Wllhclm had
Dr. John Graham as best man. A Bmall re
ception followed the ceremony for 50 guests.
After a wedding Journey Mr. and Mrs. Wil
holm will return to Germantown Septem
ber 1.
BOSTON G HOT55.
A very pretty summer wedding was sol
emnized Inst evening nt tho homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Louis Grotz, 2117 Hunting Park
avenue, when their daughter. Miss Florence
Grotz, beenmo the bride tt Mr. Wlllnrd T.
Boston. Tho Rev. Thomas C Bird, of the
Temple Baptist Church, 22d and Tioga
streets, performed tho ceremony nt 7
o'clock nnd n reception was held at 8:30.
The bride's father gave her In mnrrlagc.
Her gown of white gcorgetto crepe was
trimmed with orange blossoms nnd similar
flowers hold her tulle veil In place. Brldo
roses nnd lilies of the vnlley, arranged In
a shower, wero carried. Tho brldesunntd.
Miss Florenco L. Hneberle, was attired In
n frock of palo yellow chiffon voile nnd
lace, with a leghorn hat trimmed with
gcorgetto crepe.
HAHN UI.MER.
A wedding of Interest In this city nnd
In Palmyra, N. J., was that of Mlsi Ella
C. Ulmer, nleco of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick
A. Truchscss. of Palmyra, to Mr. J. Elmer
Hahn, of 3515 North 11th street, which
look placo at noon yesterdny. In the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church ot tho Nntlvlty,
17th and Tioga streets. Tho Rev. I.
Chnntry Hoffman, tho pastor, olllclated at
tho ceremony, which was followed by a
breakfnst at tho homo of Mr. Halm's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn.
AMUSEMENTS
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"WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER "
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PACKAGE PARTY TO BE GIVEN
TONIGHr BY TIOGA SEWING CLUB-"
Mrs. John S. Heaton Will Act as Hostess to Members Itii-
maculata Club of Germantown to Give Interesting
Vaudeville Performance Tomorrow
Mns. JOHN S. I1EATON, of 8430 North
18th street, will entertain tho
Foreign Sewing Club of Tioga lit a pack'
Ins party tonlaht. Tho members nro edu
citing n young student, l5 years old, at
tho orphanage In Barlelly, India, and the
box packed tonight will contain the winter's
Fewlng of the younix girls for their protege.
The guests will Include Miss Ellzabeth
Schultz, Jtlss Mary McWllllams, MlsVfcdlth
Heaton, Miss Mnry Jones, Miss Margaret
IJrown, Jtlss Nlta Hill, Miss Mnry WatklnB,
Miss Iluth Ocrhlcr. Miss Mnrla Fawcett,
Miss Pamela McWllllams, MIm Alice Mc
Wllllams, Miss Margaret llaltersby, Miss
Alice Vnche. Miss Katharine Oechler, Miss
Adelaide Harwakcr, Mlsi Kathryn Trlpple,
Miss Eva Fletcher, Miss Marie Williams,
Miss Katharine Miles, Miss Evelyn Ilagy,
Miss Edna Knelss, Miss Helen Olcason, Miss
Eleanor Connor, Miss lono Finney, Miss
Exelyn Ucymer. Miss Mnrgaret Nelbauer
and Miss Elizabeth Ensworth. Yesterday
tho club held n picnic sewing party on tho
lawn of the home of tho Misses McWllllams,
Tioga and Eighteenth streets.
Tomorrow evening the Immaculata Club
will glvo a monBter vaudevlllo show, con
sisting of 14 nets, for the benefit of three
deserving widows nnd 10 orphan children.
Tho show Is to bo held In tho Immaculate
Conception Parish Halt, at Cheltcn avenuo
nnd Chew street, Germantown, Tho pro
duction Is under the direction of T. C.
Dougherty.
A muslcale nnd danco was given nt the
homo of Mlsa Edith Simon, of 1630 East
I'nssyunk avenue. Tuesday night. Among
the guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Shls
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klostcrmnn, Mr.
nnd Mrs Thomas U White, Miss Mary
Mcrzlg, Mr Herbert Simon, Mr. Robert
Poltock. Miss Ellcabcth Mcrzlg. MIbs Al
berta Harrison, Mr. Edwnrd Boon nnd Dr.
and Mrs. Albert Hcllanl.
A birthday party was given by Mrs.
Doull. of 1413 South Oth street, on Tuesday
night In honor of the 18th birthday anni
versary of her son, Mr. Harry Doull. Thoso
present were: Mr. Harry Krause, Mr. Dan
iel Krueser. Mr. Albert Danner, Mr. Law
rence Donaldson, Mr. Harry Hoffman, Mr.
Oscar Herman, Mr. Lon Harrison. Miss
Lena Holt, Miss Sarah Doull, Miss Henri
etta Davis. Miss Lillian Hatllson. Miss
Dorothy Unties, Mls3 Debora Holt, Miss
Esther Canncr. Miss Diana Larklns and
Miss Matilda Harrison.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Alvln Mnugcr, of
1S39 South r.Sth street, entertained on
Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Ada
Fussell. of Chester Springs, Pa.
Mn. AND MRS. MAUItlCE KATLTN, of
2119 South r.th street, gave a gradu
ation party on Sunday In honor of the
graduation of their daughter. Miss Mary
Kntlln, from the Gcorgo Washington
School. Among Uioso present wcro Miss
Sarah Haxt. Miss Diana Krnssenstcln. Miss
Snrnh Dlchter, Miss Elizabeth Cohen. Miss
Elizabeth Huberman, Miss Lillian Bellak,
Miss Lillian Gcrson, Miss Edith Fox, Mr.
AMUSEiMENTS
B. P. Keith's Theatre
MAKES YOU FORGET THE HEAT!
"Made In Philly"
Company of 60 Philadelphians
A Riot of Music and Laughter
Tonight New Jersey Night!
FORREST Last Week
TWICE DAILY. 2:15 anil Stiff
tub tcn.m:i:l vnrtsio.v of
REX BEACHES GLST
THE
NE'ER-DO-WELL
BYJirllOSY ORCHESTRA OF 10
PRICES 25c and 50c A&i
Ars. Happy
Consults oui
Salesman
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THERE are three things I want you to tell me,"
said Mrs. Happy Homemaker to the Philadel
phia Electric salesman " how much would it
cost to wire my house for Electricity; what is your
Deferred Payment Plan; and how may the wiring be
done without damage to house or furniture ? "
"$60 will cover the cost of wiring the average two-story house,"
said the salesman; "although many such houses have been wired
for as little as $35. A three-story house may be wired for $80
In
ess.
"The terms of payment on both the cost of wiring and the fix
tures are so easy that for a small sum per month a sum you
will hardly miss you can enjoy all the convenience and econ
omy which goes with Electric Service."
"The wiring of the house," continued the salesman, "will b
done by the Wrv-KarHamekacfue
an association of more than one hundred Philadelphia Elec
trical Contractors of recognized standing, who have co-operated
in establishing a flat rate for house wiring so that tenants and
owners of already-built houses may have them wired and elec
trically equipped at a low figure and may benefit by the reduced
rates for Electricity, Here is a booklet which tells you how
the work has been so simplified that these electricians can wire
any already-built house without damage to walls or floors or
furnishings, and with a minimum of dirti"
If YOU detlre farther information on any or all of theto
point, write for a copy of oar inttrttting book
Soattwiring Plan of The Philadelphia Electric Company
Philadelphia
j",
Herman Ginsberg, Sir. John Ketman, Mr.
Myer Shultx, Mr. Robert Klingsberg, Mr.
Joseph Thotnason. Mr. Isadora HorotT, Mr,
Harry Chernoft nnd Mr. Harry Brown,
AMUSEMENTS
ATTENTION !
Patriotic
Philadelphians
A GRAND
CONCERT
AND
GYMNASTIC
EXHIBITION
UNDnn THC AUSPICnB OF
United Singers of Phila.
AND '
Philadelphia Turngemeinde
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid
Committee's Fund
WILL BE GIVEN ON
Thursday
July 20, 1916
at S r. M., at
Convention Hall
Broad Street and Allegheny Ave.
ALL SEATS RESERVED
Tickets from 25c to ?1.00
Tickets can be purchased from:
GI.MBEL IinOTlinRS. 8th and Market BtneU.
C. J. IIEPPI1 SOX. 1117 Chwtnut Stmt.
X. SXELLENBUna & CO., 12th and Market
fitrorln
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, 1334 Walnut
Street.
LIT IIROTHERS. 8th and Market Streeta.
I'OWEI.TON HOTEL, ill Nortli A'Hh Street.
KM1I, 8CIINI1I.I.. into 0rmnntnwn Aenuo.
NOHD AMEHIKA. 100(1 North Oth Street.
OSTENDORFK'S RESTAURANT, 1231 Market
Street.
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid Committee
of Philadelphia
THOMAS R. SMITH. Mayor and Chairman.
SHELDON POTTER. Vice Chairman.
JOSEPH E. WIDENER. Treasurer.
GEOROE WENTWORTH CAlllt. Secretary.
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