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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JTTLY 14 1916.
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NANCY WYNNE TALKS
ON DIVERS SUBJECTS
Activities at' Summer Resorts.
Children in Chestnut Hill
Give Play
Hero tit home, with the thermome
ter In the nineties, one wonders how
there can be activities at the various re
sorts; bjut then Bar Harbor and North
East Harbor and Winter Harbor and all
the other llarboro one might mention, are
not hot. Think of It, my dears; not hot,
llko this beloved Philadelphia of ours,
and eo activities there are and great
plans aro on foot. Up In Bar Harbor,
which really Is a young Philadelphia In
Itself, they have started a Cabaret Club,
which will glvo a scries xf four dances,
followed by some special form of enter
tainment, nest month, The- first ono will
i bo held on Tuesday, August S, and will
, talco tho form of a "Preparedness Ball,"
to bo followed by a "Neutrality Ballet."
Tho second Is to bo a Black and Whltd
Ball, with a musical comedy afterward
nlitled "All Clair do la Lunc." Ono
i would think that this would bo enough
In tho way of fancy-dress affairs, but on
' tho 22d thcro will bo a foto champctro
I with dlvertlssomonts and costumo dances
of tho coutt of Mario Antoinette.
Thoro will bo further excitement on
tho 29th, when a "Follies Ball" will bo
given, with many dlvertlssomonts like
wise, and tho production of tho Oeorgo
Bernard 'Shaw melodrama entitled "Pas
elon, Poison and Petrification."
It eoundB to little Nancy as If there
would bo somo gay Uttlo times at this
1 camo scries of dances, don't you think?
, Tho Edgar .Scotts aro Interested In them,
also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch. I
hear also that tho Alfred AnBons havo
' given, their names as patrons, thougli
they will bo unablo to attend, as tho Hon.
Alfred Is due to return to England and
tho front very Bhortly; In fact, If I am
not mistaken, they havo already sailed.
' The energetic llttlo kiddles of Chestnut
Hill aro once again chat lty wards In
clined, for yesterday aftcrnon llvo small
girls and boys ptuscntcd a play In tno
garden of the Itobert T. Blcktiells placo
on Highland avenue, charging tho largo
sum of two cents a ticket. "When asked
what they wero going to nppear In, ono
email boy announced, '"Tho Lost Boat,'
by tho famous actor Robert Louis Ste
venson," and looked slightly astonished
that all present smiled faintly. But ho
was as much as ten years old, you know,
and thereforo ho puzzled over what had
made them snicker, and announced, "I
hould havo said writer," which was
protty-good for ten years. Tho two llttlo
Zona girls, Charllo and Lucretia Lan
droth and Thaxter Blcknell took part,
and It was very successful, let mo tell
you, for a weo bird told mo they had
mado as much as a whole dollar and a
quarter. '
Eleanor Flood, who is spending tho
summer at Belgrade Lakes, In Maine, will
go down to posterity us a heroine of no
small famo. This week while bathing In
tho lako tho Uttlo llolileld boy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Dunn Bellleld, of Merlon, fell
Into tho water and had gone down onco
when Miss Flood Jumped In and pulled
him out. Sho Is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward T. Flood, of Wayne
avenue and Horttor street, Gcrmantawn,
nnd Is a most popular member of tho
younger sct In that locality.
NANCV WYNNE.
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Woo
will shortly Issue Invitations for a largo
ball at Mlrimar, their villa in Newport, on
August JS.
Mr. William I.. "Carter will give a largo
dance on August 5 In honor of his debu
tante daughter, MIhs Lucllo Polls Carter.
Miss Isabel Scmple, who Is spending the
summer at Beverley Farms, M.ihs., has gone
to Northlleld to attetid the conference.
Mr. Dudley Harcourt Scguln, forme'rly of
Philadelphia and a New York National
guardsmen of the 7th Itcgiment; Is with the
troops at McAllen, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SI. Tatterson, 2d, havo
returned from their wedding trip and aro
occupying their new house in Ardmorc.
Mrs. Patterson will be remembered as Miss
Hansell French Karle.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DUworth Beggs,
of Ardmore, wjll leave today to occupy
their camp In the Adlrondacks for the sum
mer. Mr. Charles 11 Mather, accompanied by
his daughters, Miss Josephine Mather and
Miss Dorothy Mather, of Avonwood Court,
Haverford, will leavo today to spend tho
Bummer at their camp in tho Adlrondacks,
v Mrs. Itonald II. Barlow, of Haverford, has
returned from Shavnee-on-Delawaro, and
wtll spend the rest of the summer at tho'
Colonial, Capo May.
Mrs. Edward Mellor, of 5311 Gormantown
averuio, entertained at luncheon this after
noon. Among her b'uobts were Mrs. James
Starr, Mrs. J. Bertram I.lpplncott, Mrs.
Charles Pcnroso Keith, Mrs. Samuel Mqora
Curwen, Mrsr Edward T. Comfort, Mrs.
Italph Graham Wilson, Mrs. A. Barker Mel
lor. Miss Ann II. Robins and Mlks Marjl
McCulJagh.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Spenser, of 13G
East 'Lancaster avonuo, Str David's, are
(pending a week In Atlantic City. MIm M.
Claire Spenser, who Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. John B. Drexel, in Newport, will re
turn home next week.
Mrs. Blchard Tllghman and her daugh
ter. Miss M, 'Gabrlela Tltghman, will leave
on July 21 to bpeud six weeks traveling In
Canada,
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Law and their fam
ily, of Edgefield, St. David's, will leave next
Thursday to spend tho summer at North
East Harbor, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph G. Rosengarten
and their llttlo daughter, Ming Emily Pen
Too Rosengarten, will leave on Augutt 7
to spend several weeks at Watch Hill.
Along the Main Line
HAVERFORD Mr. and Mrs. Clur!s K.
1 Hires and their daughter. Mum Ciara S.
'Hires, have returned fiom Cum May, wliaru
they attended the FrUnda' Conference 'for
'a week.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Larimer, of Wast
Philadelphia, are at the Oaks. Mr. Lari
mer has Just returi'nd from a two wtki'
Visit In Bellefonte. Pa.
BRYN MAWR Mrs. Joseph N. Tew. of
MorrU avenue, has gone to the Adirondack
Mountains, for the reuiliulr of the sum
mer, ST. DAVID'S Mr and Mrs James Han
oock and their daugbteis, of The Poplars,
pt Davids, are spudding the munth of
July at Ua3a Ruckf. Ma3.
Mr and Mrs. Hollia II VUbur, of Old
THREE ATTRACTIVE JUNE BRIDES
Along the Reading
Miss Mary I.lpplncott, of Rabbit Hill,
Cheltcn Hills, will lenvo today for Wood's
Hole, Mass., to remain a fortnight. Miss
Carollno I.lpplncott will bo the guest of
tho Misses Dlcterelch, of Baltimore, at
their house In the Blue Ridge, Md.
Miss Ethel Illekey, of Washington,
D. C, Is the guest nf Mr. nnd Mrs. John J.
Tlerney, at their home, Sharon, Newtown.
Friend") of Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of Ogontz,
will be glad to learn that oho Is revering
rapidly from her recent Illness and expects
to bo well enough to be moved to tho Pocono
Mountains early in August.
Mr and Mrs. W. t). Longshore and their
fnmilv, of Harrison avenue, Ashbourne, nro
occupying their cottage nt Ocean City, N.
J , for the season.
Mr. Bayard It. Long, of Ashbourne road.
Is spending several weeks nt Orona, Me.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. M. A. Brew, of tho Normandle. ac
companied by Miss Muriel Brew and Miss
Eugenie Brew, Is nt tho St. Charles, Atlan
tic City, for h. prolonged stay.
Mrs. Edwin F. Adams, of Galveston, Tex.,
Is visiting her brother, Mr. Herbert John
ston, of Baltimore avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Webster Bell, who are
at their summer home, Morrli and Pacific
avenues, Chelsea, nro receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of a son on July 9.
Mr. Henry J. Addlcks nnd Mr. Edward
J. Decker nro spending tliclr vacation nt
Atlantic City. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cnnne find their
granddaughter, Miss Helen Kimball, of 4.03
Cedar avenue, arc spending tho summer
In Ocean City, N. J.
MIks Dnrnthy Barnes, of 4821 Hazel ave
nue, and Miss t'liarlotto Thompson, of BOS
South 48th street, havo returned from n
visit to Culders Lake, where they were tho
guests of Mum Marlon Rominell.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Sellers, of West
Chester plUo nnd Hellers avenue, nio on a
motor trip through Now York State. Xhey
will return within two weeks.
.
3iRm&vWlm$$& hW x IfSmSMwJslSxy M'-"8 1;1s1 n- Herman, of 06th avenue,
'iffiW$W$$$& ?M ' k lmPwo nk Lane, has Miss Leonu Fields, Mlw Jo-
fiK80WWMSKW &J i 'm SW&TOWJ- sephlno MacNnmara and Miss Marlon Flt2-
SrlslwtKtf & Jk 'limStiifi Patrick as her guests Miss Bet man will
'KwMwW Sr ' ' "W 1feVMWR'g5$B5 go to Dallas, Tox , with Miss Fields nnd
MtW HiyiJraj?f$mF& Miss MaoNamara when they return In tho
lWfSlmMW ' ' WRmWkWtM&M nutumn.
mj wax &ILE wtfi -KBS- Ifimwm
havo returned from a motor ; 7C. .. " 'rSSiS; . i?$i W n-: .. VV e&i&mK&f . V ' .? M S.WSi r-3
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Stono House,
tilp.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sheldon Cntlln, of SL Da
vid's ronil, havo tcturned fiom a trip to
the Great Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Cntlln
will make a visit to California In Septem
ber, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Joffcrlcs havo rented
their hniiso on Louclla avonuo nnd nro
spending two weeks nt tho Wnynowood be
fore going North for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Xerxes Fnrrar. whose
manl.igo to.k plnco on Juno 20, spent a
few days with Mrs. Farrar's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Ilearnc, of 202 Wlndc
mero avenue, before they left for their homo
In Columbus, O., on Monday.
Miss A. E. Glhlis. of Upland Way, Is
spending a fow weeks at Hot Springs, Vn.
Mrs. Frank Putnam, of Wlmlomcro ave
nue, ncconipnnlcd by her daughter, Miss
Katharine 1'utnnm. Miss Dorothy I'atnter
and Miss Esther Campbell, left on AVcdnos
day to spend tho summer at Deer Island,
Mulne. '
WAYNE Mis. Philip de Wolf, who has
been spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. John P. Wood, of Walnut avenue, has
icturned to her homo In Providence, R. I.
Mrs. Rufus Wnplcs and her two chil
dren havo gono to Deer Park, Me., for July
and August.
Miss Dora Ilowson, of Wnyne, and Miss
Molllo Obdykc. of Radnor, will leavo on
Monday to u'tend tho conference nt North
Held. Mass , for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Clinton Moyer and her children nro
visiting Mrs. Mover's sister, Mrs. diaries
G. Tntnnll, of 412 Oak lane. Mis. Tut
nall gavo a luncheon of eight covers to
day at her .homo in honor of her slstor.
The guests woio Mrs. Frederick Rlstlno,
Sirs. J. Arthur Stnndon, Mrs. John Rngnn,
Jlrs. H. S. Chrlstman. Mrs. W. Allen llarr
nnd Mrs. William Beatty, Jr.
WJ &7M. 77 rf7V-y?
SHORE RESIDENTS FIND MUCH
WORK FOR IDLE HANDS TO DO
Members of Atlantic City Emergency Aid Knit. Indus
triously in Rolling Chairs and Limousines Life at
Cape May and Other Resorts Proves Interesting
ATLANTIC CITY, July 14.
THE industry of seabhoro fashionables ap
parently knows no limit. Girls meet at
the Ostend every morning to make bandages
and nightcaps for the fcoldlers, and they sew
away as though their very lives depended
upon it. Mrs. J. Willis Martin suggested In
her talk to tho Atlantic City Branch on
Wednesday morning that thero was great
need for layettes, as many of tho soldiers
called to the front wero unablo to provldo
adequately for their families.. Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Reed Morgan and Mrs. Gcorgo Q. Hor
wltz,' who camo down especially to add their
ciu-ourngemi'iit to tho work of the local
branch, wero astonished to llnd 300 cagor
listeners. The palm room of tho Ostend
was crowded, and so cnthuslastio wero
tho women that a permanent Atlantic City
Emergency Aid Committee Is being for
mally organized. .... ,
When they aro not sewing for the soldiers
or tho soldiers' families, tho summer resi
dents are busy planning ways and means
of raising funds t carry on the work. In
tho meantime tholr bunds nro never idle.
Even at the Wednesday morning meeting
two-thirds of the woman were knitting, and
they kept on knitting while riding home In
their limousine.! or rolling chairs
Judge Thomas I). Flnletter and Mrs. Fin
letter and Mrs. Thomas Knight Flnletter
are at the Chelsea for tho month of July.
MrM.kTlviiiias Klenzle nnd Mr. Dagobert
R Kienzlu. who aio nt the CheUea. will
loave Augiibt 1 for the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. II- - Craighead have re.
turned fiom U two weeks' motor tour
through the ('atskill.
Mia John J. Morfett and family motored
doWn from Harrlnburg and nro at tho Glad,
atone for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Featherfcton Conner and Sir. Edward
D. U Conner, nf Walllngford, aro at the
Ponuhurkt for July-
Mr. and Mr. Walter Mooro aro entertain
ing therr soii-ln-lttw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Lawrence, of Wmit Phila
delphia, whu were rantly married, at the
Marlborough-Hlenhelm.
Lieutenant W. S. Davidson, of the de
ttruyer Cuuulughaiu, liau Joined the navy
get at the Pennhurst.
CAPE MAY.' July 14.
THE tea given for the rids oh Tues
day arwrnuoii at the Corinthian Yacht
Club was quit the uvot interesting vut
of th weak. Of cours. tbr were sailing
partlM ad daneas to take up tlielr sparo
ttii and thwi tu teiI towiMt at
the CorlutbtaH YsJit Club oh Wdnday
s a great I'WrcwiW jt
A saU ot eak, can4la awl fancy arti
cles waa lwbl u WeduU' under ttw
auVlos of the tMrW Prtondly Society, at
tUe Holiday Houw, oa UutfUeH ktret.
Mrs a kip with C'iotwU aoii tier aUUr.
Mrs. Raywond Uae leluriwd from a motor
trip to I'hilaUclplua They were accow
IMiUed b Mrs luymond's duughter, Mbu
lUU'tHU l.'l J.WIL8
Mlsa f.-tiujim- Nevib.iia entertained at
Mjs Juahua. Ash Jeafioa tncertalned atf
dinner Wednesday night, followed by a
innvlo party, In honor of tier daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Pearson.
Among thoso who played golf In tho wom
en's weekly tournament on Tuesday wero
Mrs. R. Walter S.tarr. Miss .Marie Starr,
Mis'! Rena Dlninnd, Miss Shearer, Mrs. W.
II. Healings. Mrs. W. II Stevenson, Miss
Morgan Dlmond, Mrs. Herbert Fox, Mrs.
W. M. Weaver nnd Mrs. Russell M. Wagar.
Mrs. Joyce Sewell and Mrs. R. C. Norrls
nro ardent golfors. also Mrs. Arthur Cola
nan nnd Mrs. Ifcrmnn T. Vetterlcln.
Mrs. Gnrescho Noirls. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Norrls. has
arrived ut tho New Stockton Villa.
Mrs. Emmanuel Shoemaker has arrived
to spend several wooks as tho guost of her
motlicr-lu-Iaw, .Mrs. Joshua L. Shoemaker,
nt her cottago on Stockton avenue. Mrs.
Shoemaker was Miss Pauline Peacock, of
Gcrmaiitown, before her marriage.
Mr. and Sirs. W. E Bitchier and Miss
Helen Uuebler, of 311 Hansberry street,
Gormantown, havo arrived at tho Chalfonto
for a six weeks' stay.
MrB. Ashhy Bly, formerly of Philadel
phia, has arrived at tho Chalfonto
Mr. Arthur Emlen Brown and Mr. Ar
thur Emlen, accompanied by Mr. William
Longstreth. all of Gormantown, havo re
turned to town by motor after having spent
several ijaya here.
Judge John Ambler and hli two daugh
ters, Mlwi Sallle Ambler and Miss Virginia
Ambler, of Washington, are among the
prominent poople spending the summer
here.
Rear Admiral Albert Webstar Grant and
Mru Grant, arcmnnanipd liv their dnui-h.
ter-ln-law. Mrs Albert Webster Grant, Jr.,'
will leavo tomorrow for thejr homo in
Washington Admiral Grant Is in full
charge of all tho submarines of the United
States navy.
Mrs. Henry II. Horrocks and Mrs. W. P.
Oglesby, of Philadelphia, are registered at
tho Colonial, also Mlsa Clara Barnard. Mhw
EUie Oakford, Sirs. Henry K. Gaskill ami
Mrs. F. S. Cunningham.
I OCEAN CITY. July II.
A DOLING for wMkflah, hak ami perch
. from off the ptr of the Ocean City
Fishing Club U developing Into a favorite
vpoVt of th wives of a number of the
metubtor of the elub. Many Philadelphia
women are also to be found among private
(Ubiog. parties in the bay, and tney lend
the trophies of their skill In a buelneae-tike
maimer
The raeifiber ef the Philadelphia Or
oaetra. under- the direction of Mr- John
(f. WtUewanii, ooncertweister of the or
chestra which Is giving tho free daily oon
urU in the city's music paviltou, are draw
ing great throngs of lovers of real music.
The vocal soloist this week was Miss Elsie
J. Stewart, of Philadelphia. Miss Leonora
HUdegvrd Wltzemaou. the 11-year-oU
daughter of Mr. WltzewianB. will, give sev
ers! number ou tb plauo tomorrow eve
uing. Dr DavUl Hudson sad his family, of
Philadelphia ere here for the season
Mrs. Willism G Fischer and Miss Mer
guei ue FiftAwi f Philadelphia, uio Liijoy
mg the t-i a" iuri
Mr. Arthur T. Cameron and his famUy,
of Logan, nro at their apartments In the
northern section of the city.
Mr. William M. Hawkes and his family,
of North Wynnelleld, havo opened their
Wesley avonuo cottage.
Dr. Joseph S. Vila nnd hi. family nro
among tho cottagers on 2d street.
Mr. Murrav Gross, Dr. William J. Long
and Mr. Bradiicr Mncl'horson aro among
thoso taking n rest hero.
Mr. Samuel Alcott nnd his family aro
hero for tho remainder of tho season.
Mrs. C. II. White nnd her daughter, Miss
Marjorlo White, will spend tho jcmalnder
of tho season here.
Commodore Cartlcdge, of Philadelphia,
cruised to Ocean City In Ills prlzo-wlnnlng
Marguerlto II this week, accompanied by
bin family, and bpeut several days here.
W1LDWOOD. July 11.
THIS week society on Flve-Milo Reach
has been kept busy attending the card
parties and dances nt tho leading hotels. An
other drawing card aro tho dances in tho
lloral ballroom of tho Wlldwood Ocean Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. -Miller, with thrlr
family, of South Bethlehem, Pa., nro spend
ing the month of July at this icsort.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ackley aro occu
pying their Boardwalk reMdenco for tho
summer. Mr. Ackley is making preparations
to entertain the Governor and Mrs. Fielder
on Governor's Day. next Saturday.
.Mr. and Mrs Edward Whlthlll, of Wild
wood Crest, havo been entertaining Sir.
and Sirs. Harry Upper and Mr. nnd Sirs
M. Cohen, of Philadelphia.
At the first BOO party held at tho Adel-phl-Wltte
on Monday evening, the winners
wero: First prize, Sirs. Cavanna ; second
prizo, Sirs. Ficderlck Jniger; tlitnl prize,
Mrs. Georgo McCracken. nnd fourth prize.
Sir. Kenneth East.
Sllss Lillian Hlmmeleln has returned after
an extended tour of tho West nnd Canada.
Sllsa Hlmmeleln uas chaperoned on tho trip
by Sirs. M. It. Tcitswortli.
rrofpssor Do Sauze, ono of tho Instructors
at the University of Pennsylvania, is spend.
Ing tho season ut this resort.
Sir. and Sirs. J. W. SlcFarland nro spend
Ing their vacation here.
Girard Farms
Mr. nnd Sirs. Jnmos Hunt and their
daughters. Sllss LlUhm Hunt and Miss
Bcatrleo Hunt. Iiavo closed their homo in
the Giiard Estate and will spund the re
mainder of tho summer at Asbtiry Park.
Sir. and Sirs. David Sollonborgcr, of the
Girard Estate, havo closed their house for
tho summer nnd havo opened their summer
homo in Atlantic City, They will return
early li October.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Sirs. Nntlianlel Harris, of 0th
street and Snyder avenue, aie spending
this week In Atlantlo City.
Sllsa Sarah Doiill, of 1113 South 0th
street, will leave fur Atlantic City today
for a week's visit.
AMI'SIOIHNTS
STANLEY
MAKKI7T AHOVK iOTII
11:15 In 11:15
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Donald Brian TY.'B Smugglers
Nwa frrUcx Includw LMJoat ItautuhUnJ
T A T A rTP 13U MARKET STItKKT
lr.Ljt-Jb ju A M TO U 13 H M.
ijDLlfcK I1UKF In "HESTINV'S TOY"
ADUKP nmr miiiwim, mi iiaikinb
pkUTst'IH-AND. CAPTAIN AND CHEW
VICTORIA u&
MAKKBT ABOVE OTH
A. W. to 11:15 V. M.
Mine. Petrova
w "The Eternal Question"
A44cd"l--l t'UariU t'hapllo. "Tbe Vasabeaa"
ALL NEXT WEEK
rw Pbotaiday You've Waited to Sac
"WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER?"
Pawed by I'oowut ot Stat BoarU ef Cttuart
GARRICk NOW VSfSJfiF
K.s.. S5c. BOe and 76. ; Mats , 3ao anil SOc.
HOW BRITAIN PREPARED
CUfcSl.St.T BtLOW ltb
10 A U to 11 13 i' M.
I'HAStEd nAX in
Arcadia
THE DESERTER"
ilil.v.IE (d
lBJDt'-"l'luN
North Philadelphia
Sir. nnd Sirs. Sllchael .T. Ryan and their
family, of 1531 Ninth 10th street. hae left
for an extended trip through tho West.
Sir, and Mrs. V. Harry QuIUmnn, of 1G0G
Diamond street, will leavo tomorrow for
Atlantlo City, whero they will spend tho
summer.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Howard Hcnsehel will re
turn from their wcddinR Journey early next
week nnd will bo nt homo at 2852 North
Bamhroy street. Tho brldo was Sliss SInry
L. James, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Charles
11 James, of 2529 North 3h street
Tho Itev. Dr. David Spencer nnd Sfrs.
Spencer, of 27.1." North 13th street, hno
returned from Atbury Park.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Whcelock nro spending the
summer nt Seasldo Park.
Sir. and Sirs. Ilobert H. Allen, who spent
their honoymoon at Atlantic City, will ro
turn tomorrow nnd will live In Hatboro.
Tho brldo was Sllss Anna Cunningham,
daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. Thomas Cunning
ham, of 2730 North 2.1d street.
AMrsi:ir..rs
Attention !
Patriotic Philndelphians
A Grand Concert and
GYMNASTIC
EXHIBITION
UNDER TJIK At 'SPICES OF
United Singers of Phila.
AN'U
Philadelphia Turngemeinde
FOIt THK JinNKPIT Of
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid
Committee's Fund
WILL Iin UtVK.V o.v
Thursday, July 20, 1916
at 8 P. M., at
Convention Hall
Croat Street and Allegheny Ave.
AU. SEATS IlESEUVnti
Tickets from 25c to $1.00
TkketH can lo purcluisd from:
OI1IBE1. IIItOTJlEns. Mh ami Market StrteU
V. J. I1KITB Ml.v. III. t'htnut St
& CO.,
rt.
12th and Market
1334 Walnut
N. S-NKLLUMIt'lta
Kirn la
GKNKKAI. IIBAOQUAItTBRS,
Kireet.
LIT llltOTllKUS, hlh anJ Market Streets.
IWVKlTtlN llui'EI.. 211 Nnrlh -liitli iilrwil.
Willi. tilllS'KI.I.. lltIO C,-rmanlon rnu
NOKI AMKHIKA. t(K)d North Old 8trt.
OSTKNWJltl'KS ItKbTAL'UANT. 1231 Market
Stnt.
CUUens Soldiers' Aid Committeo
of rhiladelphia
THOMAS B. SMITH. Mayor aixt Chairman.
SHEJ.DON rorrKB. Vke C'lulimao.
JOSRPII JI. WIBBNEIt, Treasurer.
UKOIUir! WBNTttOMTll CA1UI. Se retary.
Globe
LADIES, AID SOCIETY TO GIVE
GARDEN PARTY THIS EVENING
Attractive Affair to Be Held on Church Lawn in Northern
Section of City Novel Carnival to Be
Given Tomorrow
B. F. Keith's Theatre
A REAL SUMMER TONICI
"Made In Philly"
Company of 50 Philadelphians
A Riot of Music and Laughter
Tonight CLUB NIGHT!
FORREST LAST 4 TIMES
TVV1CB DAILY. X:1S an.1 8. IS
TUB TENBEBI. VEBSION OF
REX BEACH'S aSf
The NE'ER-DO-WELL
I'KiOES iOo i Wc AU SeaU ReaorreJ
UltMUtJ JVNll'KK STS.
VAVD2VILLB CoatinvwiM 11
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GEORGE W. BARBIEK
CARRIE THATCHER & CO.
SOMUHS & 10KE BDN FKANKJ IN A CO.
UTllElt WKLL KNOWN ACTS
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AN' nltracllve enrdpn pnrly will ba given
XA. tonight by the tallies' Aid of tho I.chlglt
Avenue Hniitlst Churqh, T.ohlgh nvcnuo nnd
12th street. Tho cliurrh lawn on 12lh street
will he Illuminated with Jnranese' lanterns,
nnd the tnhles nt which refreshments will
ho eered will Iia decora! cd with field flow
ers and ferns. The nffnlr l In cliaruo of
Mrs. Harry I Ilnrk. president of the Aid;
Mrs. Abrnhnm Hatinuii, vleo president;
Mrs. Clara V. Woodruff, trcaFiirer, nnd
Mrs. Knnnlo March, secretary, assisted by
Mrs. David Spencer, Mrs. Oeorgo Uarley,
jrrs. Wlllliun Vcufjer, Mrs. Carollno Keely,
Mrs. Mary liaison, Mrs. AVllllam ?mlth,
Mrs. Oconee- Howell, Mrs. William B.
I'hurclilII, Miss Nettle llenrn, Miss Kllza.
belli Hearn. Mis. John V. Kllson, Mrs.
Krank Maddock, Miss Margaret Hearn,
Mrs. Mary llutlicrfoid, Mrs. Illnnelio High
Icy, Mrs. l:. l.'ord, Mrs. William Sailor,
Mrs. Jnsephlno Jones, Jlrs. Clmilcs Austin,
Mis. Horace Uoorse, Mrs. William Haider
man, Mrs. lMward Martin. Mrs. John Hart
niaii, Mrs. Georr-p Mot'hcrson, Miss Illlza
beth Matthews, Mrs. .Solomon Chorley, Mrs.
William Shlmer and Mrs. Daniel Subcr.
The members of Auxiliary No. S of tho
KcnslnRton Dispensary for tho Treatment
of Tuberculosis will hold n novel nnd nt
trnctlvo carnival tomorrow afternoon nnd
evening In lloxhoroiigh, on I'crliln ulrect,
between Martin street and lioxlioroupli
nvonuc. Japanese lanterns will bo sus
pended from tho trees, nnd the porches of
icslilents of the street will bo decorated
with fines nnd rolorcd lanterns. In addi
tion to the usual outdoor bazaar, thcro will
be excellent music, automobile rides nnd
a new came, "Kcodlnp; the fjooo " Slipper
will be served In tho dining ball nf the
Itetbniiy I.tithrrnii Church, corner of Mar
tin nnd I'echln streets, j
The carnival Is In chargo of Miss
Amanda Hteln, president of'tho auxiliary;
Mrs V O. H. Woerncr, vico president;
Miss Umma Mnssa, recordlnc; secretary ;
Miss Hclcno Itcutcr, (Innnelnl secretary;
Mlsa Luanna Gclss, treasurer; Miss Mar
garet VoRt, Mrs. Meta Fetter, Miss Mary
Massn, Mrs. J. 1,. MaeFadyen, Miss Mar
tha ItlnRcisen, Miss Martha A. Jeuther,
Sirs. Loulra Splnlc, Mrs. John Kern, Mrs.
Ilnrry Itittenbouso, Mrs. It. Woltcmate,
Mls Ida Schcllenberser, Miss Florenco
Massn. Mrs. S. LoiircI, Mrs. Owen C, Mil
ler, Mrs. O. I!. SchellenborRcr, Mrs. Henry
Slepele. Mrs. J. II. Stephnn, Mrs. A. W.
Kcott and Miss Elizabeth Hlumcnnucr.
Miss cATiinitiNi; Dnnxny. Miss
Marie Sapplngton, Miss Catherine Car
roll nnd MIhs Cntlierlno McKcnna wero
entertained by Miss Veronica C. Hnsson nt
her homo, 82ft North Horl6n street, on
Wednesday evening. Music Vfas furnished
by Miss Deency nnd Miss Mnrle Hasson,
who played tho mandolin, accompanied by
Miss Bapplngtoti at the piano,
Miss Helen Carey, of 6716 North 8th
street, Oak tane, will be hostess tomorrow"
afternoon at a irardcn partyi given in honof
of Miss Mario Wilson, of Trehton, wh la
Miss Carey's truest for a few weeks There,
will bo about 35 guests present. Miss Wil
son nnd Mlfs Carey wilt spend the week
end of July 23 In Atlantic 'City ns tho
rcuests of Miss Wilson's sister, Mrs. George
P. Carey.
Weddings
AltNALI, FlilEQEIl.
A pretty wedding wns solemnized on July
5 nt the parsonage of Knrmel German IW
formed Church, 72d street and Island road,
when Mm. Mario Flleger, of 19 Woodbiho
avenue, Darby, was married td Mr. Lucltfs
T. F. A mall. Tho Itev. W. O. Weiss per
formed tho ceremony. Mrs. Arnnll was at
tended by Miss Carollno Haas ns maid dt
honor nnd tho best man was Mr. Gcorgo
Unmbrccht. Following the ceremony a.
wedding supper was served at tho homo of
tho bride, after which Mr. nnd Mrs, Arpall
left for Pino Beach. They will bo at li&hto
after August 1.
Wilmington
WILMINGTON, Del., July 14. Mrs. J. V.
Sister nnd Mrs, It. H. Hooper, of Wilming
ton, nro guests at tho IlanfC Springs Hotel,
Banff, Alberta, whero their royal highnesses
tho Duko and Duchess of Connaught nnd
tho Princess ratrlcla nro spending n fort
night Lieutenant Itobert Douglas Mooro nnd
MrB. Mooro, who was Miss Dunham, will
go to Nowport, It. I,, with Mr. and Mrs. It.
L. Dunham tho end of this wccli, when Lieu
tenant Mooro will Join his ship, tho IT. S. 8.
Kansas.
Mrs. Francis I. du Pont and her chil
dren havo gono to Seal Harbor, Mount Des
ert, Me., for tho summer and will not return
until Into In September.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCorklndals
havo announced tho engagement of tholr
daughter. Miss Paulino Frederlcka McCork
indale, to Mr. William Dyre Bradford, son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry B, Bradford, of
Edgcmoor, Del. Tho wedding will tako
place on August 19.
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Week-end Salel
Of Slightly Used I
JO 0
We have now on sale over 60 square pianos in good
playing condition, ranging in price from $8 to $55. These
prices have been arranged according to the quality of the
instrument ana tne amount or wonc
we have put on each piano. The
above prices will deliver a piano in
your home anywhere inside of fifty
miles of Philadelphia.
The following upright pianos
are on sale today and tomorrow:
'UPSHi
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NOW
$275 Nelson
$85
HOSKWOOD CAhK
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S65
$70
$75
575
$80
$80
$325 Vose
$105
MA1MH.ANY rAhK
WAS NAME
$250 H. W. BARRASF0RD
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$260 H. B. TF1Y0H PIANO GO.
itosmvoou
$260 C. C. WEDELL
Hosiswnon
$265 L. P. CLAY & CO.
OAK
$275 J. M. SCOTT & CO.
MAHOCJANY
$275 ALBERT SHUTT & CO.
31 All OO ANY
$275 PATTERSON & CHAPMAN $g()
P1AH0 CO.
MAHOGANY
$275 HYDE PIANO COMPANY $35
$300 GEO. W. RIDDLE & CO.
MAHOGANY
$300 C. M. JOHNSON PIANO CO. $05
MAHOOANY
$300 STOCKTON PIANO CO. $95
$325 R. M. MILLER PIANO
COMPANY
MAHOOANY
$325 SHAW PIANO CO.
MAHOGANY
$85
$105
$325 Schubert
$115
MAHOOANY' CA813
$350 BRADBURY PIANO CO.
MAHOOANY
$350 SCH0M ACKER & CO.
MAHOOANY
$350 Emerson
$125
$105
$325 THE MARTIN PIANO CO. $1 05
MWIOOANY w
$115
$115
$350 MARSHALL & WEHDALL $1 25
MAHOOA-iY
$125
$125
$125
$135
$135
$135
$350 HAZELT0N PIAKQ CO.
MAIIOO VNY
$350 RAMSDELL & CO.
MAHOnANY
$375 IVERS & POND
MAHOOANY"
$400 EVERETT PIANO CO.
MAHOGANY
$400 CHICKERINQ & SONS
EUONY
$400 BLASIUS & SONS
MAIJOOANV
TFnAJSfO CO.
11th & CHESTNUT STS.
Factory 50th St. and Parkside Aye.
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