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EVENTtfG LEDGER PHILADELPtllA, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1016.
TSIrj,
NANCY WYNNE IS PLEASED TO
TALK ON DIVERS SUBJECTS
The Stay-at-Homes Have Funny Times as Wqll as Those
Who" Frequent the Northern Shores Golf Holds
Great Fascinations for Devotees
SOMETIMES I wonder it tho persona
who Btay In town do not have as
Bood a tlmo us thoso who rush oft at the
first sign of heat. The other evening a
crowd of us dined on one of tho roof
gardens after an exceedingly hot day,
and though a terrific thunder and light
ning storm was going on during most
of tho evening, even tho most nervous
of the party forgot fears In the delightful
air and pleasant surroundings. By tho
way, my weo bird friend tells mo sho
lunchod at the Bellovue-Stratford ono day
last weok, and nearly lost an eyo watch
ing a certain gay young widow who was
there with several men. During luncheon
sho aroso nnd wont over to speak to some
friends at anothor table. In the mean
time, says tho weo bird, hor companions
grew restless and ono Jolnod her and took
her by tho arm urging her to como back.
Bhe continued to talk, however, and so he
dropped hor arm, but his arm Just slid
naturally about her waist, and thoro they
Btood talking earnestly to their friends
whllo every eyo on tho roof gardon was
strained, Indeed, not knowing what would
happen noxt. What did happen waa that
sho roturnod to hor neat, and after much
carving proceeded to cat Borne chicken.
It Is astonishing how tho crazo for
Bolt grows. I was highly nmuscd at tho
remarks I hcavd ono man make to an
other as they wcro riding In from ono
of tho golf clubs which Is a most popu
lar spot theso warm days. Ono had Just
paid his first visit to tho place, nnd was
highly pleased with all ho saw. "But,"
cald he, "It strikes me pretty funny how
tho courso winds In and out back to
tho clubhouse about .every three holes.
Thoro Bccms to bo plonty of room for
more extended links, and yet you find
yourself back near tho start every now
and again. However," ho added," It's
very refreshing to ho nblo to stop in
tho clubhouse every onco In so often, you
know." I wonder what ho meant; don't
you?
Tho national polo tournament began
yesterday at tho Point Judith Country
Club, In Narragansott. and that, together
with tho tonnis tournament, which is
also on this week, will make the famous
olubhouso moro popular than ever. So
many Phllndelphlans go to N'urragansett
overy year ono feels at homo right away
when ono goea there, and really some
times ono wonders if there aro many
moro beautiful spots than tho great rocks
which stretch way out Into tho bay and
form thoso lovely natural aquariums.
Hannah Randolph and her father and
brother are at their villa thcro as usual,
but Xarragansett will miss tho Alfred
Norrlscs this year, for they havo taken
a house In Nowport. Tho Fells aro at
Narragansott, however, and tho Phil
Stovonsons, whoso marriage has turned
out so happily. Of counc, tho John Nor
rises aro thero, and Lira Is having tho
timo of her young life. Lisa has always
had a good time, for that matter, but
when ono has been out ono winter and
comes to ono's first summer out, tho
times seem to get oven better, at least
bo tho one-year girls toll me.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. Alexander Brown entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon at Sunny
mead, her villa In Nnrrngansctt Pier. In
honor of Mrs. Craig Blddlo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Plunkctt Stewart gave
an Informal luncheon yesterday afternoon
at Narrngansctt Pier.
Miss Winifred Ormsby Clarke, of Haver
ford, nnd Miss Louise Clarke and Mlsi
Agnes Clnrke. of Bryn Mnwr. who havo
been attending tho conference at Silver-Bay-on-Lake
George, N. Y havo gone to
Lenox, Mass., where they aio the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarice, of
New York, at their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Agncw T. Dice will enter
tain at a bupper on Friday night at tho
Bhelburne. Atlantic City.
Miss Allco Gordon Drexel, daughter of
Mrs. John It. Drexel. entertained at luncheon
today at tho summer home of her parents
In Newport.
Miss Sarah Ser,?ka..i Myers, daughter of
Mr. and Mre. William Heyward Myers, of
St. David's, left on Friday to visit friends
at North Cast Ilaibor, .Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris L Clothier nnd their
three children have gone to Walllsport,
N. Y.i for tho summor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley Dixon, of
Vlllanova, are spending tho summer at
Eaunderstown, It I.
Mrs. II. S. Prentiss Nichols, of SIC Pel
ham road, Qermantown, la epondlng part
of tho summer at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cadwalader, of
Vlllanova, who aro tnklng a Western trip,
are now In Denver. Col.
Miss Florence Wiener, of 135 South
18th (street, has returned to her home
from a visit of several weeks to Mrs. Bar
ton Chap In at her summer home tu Madi
son, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Harold Tunnell and
their son. Master P. Harold Tunnell, Jr.,
will leave the latter part of July for
Beach Haven to remain until Septem
ber. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Galser, Miss Eleanor
Gall
alyr and Miss 'Marie Louise Ga!ser, of
Ba
ajr. nave motored to Eagle's Mere to spend
several weeks.
Along the Main Line
ROSEMONT Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Green and their family, of Rosemont, are
occupying their cottage at Jamestown, R.
I., for the summer.
Mr. William Keating Johnson is attend
ing the camp at PUtt3burg.
ST. DAVip'S Mrs. J. D. Steele and Miss
Rebecca Steele, of the Louella Apartnienti,
are spending several weeks at Pleasant
Point Club, Dempster, N. Y. Miss Esther
C. M. Steele is spending the summer at
Centre Harbor, N. H.
Mrs. Clements and her family, of St
David's, have gone to Eagle's Mere for the
summer.
Mr. Clarence Freeman and Mr. William
Faxton are spending some tlmo at the
military training camp at Piattsburg.
J)r. and lira. Parke Schoch, have rented
their house on Midland avenue and are
pending the summer at Atlantic City.
WAYNE The Wayne branch of the
National Red Crqea Society will meet at
Crossways. the home of the president, Mrs.
William H. Brooksyln St Davids, toll aft
ernoon. Miss Marjory Shaw, of North Wayne ave.
nue, la visiting friends la Boston, Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank; Muler and family,
of Uo Chestnut lane, aro occupying their
cottngo nt Wlldwood.
Mrs. Horace H. Wendell, accompanied by
Miss Clara Tompklni left on Saturday for
a visit to Clyde, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles T. Mather and Miss Dorothv
Mather have returned from a two-weeks'
stay at I'ocono Pines.
Mlsi Kleanor Long Is entertaining Miss
Juno Olngel, of Chicago, at her homo on
Runnymcde avenue.
Mr. Joshua A. Rnlley nnd tho Mines
Bailey, of Lancaster nvenue, have taken a
trip to Duluth, Minn., and other points
In the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hartley nnd
their family, of West Wayne nvenue. havo
taken a cottngo at Ocean City, N. J for
tho summfh
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Coleman nnd
Master L. William Coleman, of Lnndowno
avenuo, left on Saturday to spend tho re
mainder of tho summer nt Hcnsldo
l'nrk, N J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William P. Shestfer have
returned from a camping trip nt Belgrade
Lakes, Mo.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams, Jr., of Nava
hoo nvenuo and Mermaid lane, am spend
ing the summer camping near tho Rangclcy
Lakes, Me.
Miss Annetta MacOrath, of 25 East Bene
2et street, will Icavo this week to visit
friends near Reading. Liter she will go
to Ocean City, N. J., nnd Cast Oreland, Me.
Germantown
Tho Mnnhelm brunch of tho French
Relief Society held tho last meeting of
tho season today, ns a great many mem
bers nro out of town. Tho work will bo
resumed in tno autumn.
br. nnd Mrs. Arthur W. Hcbcrt, of 6001
Grecno Btrcet nro receiving congrntulntlons
on tho birth of n daughter, Lllcen Hcbcrt,
on juiy a,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Davis D. Supplcc, Jr.,
have returned to their homo In New York
from a visit to Mr. Supplco's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis D. Supplcc, of 162 East
Washington lane.
Mrs. William Seymour Carrlgan, of 310
West Johnson street, will Icavo August 15
to spend tho rcmnlndcr of tho summer In
Maine.
Mrs. A. D. Sllllmnn and her two children,
of C23 West L'p'al street, accompanied by
Mrs. William Fischer nnd her daughter, are
spending tho summer on n rnnch In Wyom
ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles A. Super, of West
Haines street, nre spending the summer nt
tho Elberon, Wlldwood, N. J.
Mr. W. It. Meredith, of Hnrvey street.
Is spending some time nt Marblchead, Mass.
Mr. E. O. Dunton,
Atlantic City.
of Upsal street. Is nt
Miss Marlon Miller, of 401S Royal street.
Is spending the summer nt Pocono Summit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Llghtf-nborger, of C336
Norwood street, aro spending tho summer
at Wlldwood.
Miss Mnrlon Connelly, of Pastorlus street.
Is In Atlantic City for the season.
Mrs. J. II. Ruchanan. of 5505 German
town nvenue, hns left for Islnnd Heights,
where sho will spend tho summer.
Mrs. William Hunter, of Morris street. Is
spending the season at tho Stratford, Ocean
City, N. J.
Miss K. M. Flnnagan, of Stokes street.
Is spending the Bummer In tho Catsklll
Mountains.
.Miss U. Sudell, of Washington lnne,
li pp-ndlng the summer In the Pocono
Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Nnrmnn C. Trump, of fiGr,6
McCnllum street, their daughter. Miss
Sarah E. Trump. Mrs. S. E. Cresson and
Miss Florence Wiener, will lenvo on August
7 for Ilanff. Cnnnda. to ppend a month. Miss
Sarah Emlen Trump has returned to her
home after a week's visit with friends
at Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. George Keeper, of 0305 Germantown
avenue, accompanied by her two children,
hns gone to Camp Thornhurst. near Wilkes
barre. Pa., to visit Mrs. Larrlng Hnrvey.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William M. David and
their young daughter, of 522D Greene Btreet.
nro spending a month with Mrs. David's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cutler, at their
fnrm near Doylestown.
Mrs. C. S. Mnrphle, of 5339 Morris street,
nccompnulpil by her daughter. Miss Ida
Mnrphle. has gone to Chelsea to spend sev
eral weeks. Miss Edith Mncphlo Is spending
'tho summer at Auburndale near Boston,
Mass.
Mrs. Sapiuel W. Coons, of 0023 Boyer
street, has returned to her homo from Mt.
Pocono.
West Philadelphia
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown, of 4327 Balti
more avenue, are at tho St. Charles, At
lantic City tor an extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Randall and
Miss Florence Randall, of 34G1 Chestnut
street, will leavo early In August for tho
Poconos.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Clark, of 1652 North
Robinson street, aro taking a trip to Bos
ton and Halifax, In celebration of their 17th
wedding anniversary.
Girard Farms
Mrs. Grey Barran, of the Girard Estate,
and her daughters. Miss Helen Barran, Miss
Edith Barran and Miss Annette Barran, are
spending the summer with relatives In
Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, of the Girard
Estate, have closed their house and will
spend the remainder of the summer at their
summer home In Asbury Park.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jennings, of
North 18th street, have been entertaining
a house party at their summer home In
Ocean City. Among the guests were Mr
and Mrs, William Burt Thompson and Mrs.
Hugh Kerr, of West Ontario street
Mrs. W. L. Ledwlth and her daughter.
Miss Jean Ledwlth, of 1717 West Ontario
Btreet, will leave shortly for a month's stay
on the Maine coast.
Miss Carrie Balllnger, of 1427 Cayuga
street, will spend August In Allenhurst as
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Slattery.
Miss Florence Mae Morris, of North Broad
street. Is spending the summer at Wer
ners ville.
- Kensington
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Romlg and their
family, of 1855 Frankford avenue, will leave
shortly for Ocean City, N. J., where they
will remain until the fall.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. O'Brien, or 1765
Frankford avenue, have left for a fort
night's trip through New England.
Mrs. S. Wlescnthal. of 2430 North Front
street, has gone to Pittsburgh to visit her
son, Mr Meyer Wlesenthal. After a short
stay she will visit another son. Mr Abra
ham Wlesenthal, In Ohio, for the remainder
of the summer.
COUNTRY WEEK
PICNIC THURSDAY
Residents of Morton nnd Rut
ledge to Hold Combination Af
fair Many Events Planned
Tho Morton-Rutledge Country Week Pic
nic will be held on Thursday In Rodgers
Grove near Morton Station. The Iraln spe
cial bringing tho guests will arrlvo at the
pretty twin suburbs of Delaware county at
8:30 o'clock, and from tho thne the 300 kid
dles nnd their parents reach tho grove until
late In the evening every minute will bo
full of Interest, The picnic ts an Institu
tion of scvernl years' standing, and this
season plnns hnvc been made to entertain
a larger number than ever before from tho
congested districts of Philadelphia.
Hiv,rnl diamonds hne been provided for
baseball gnms for tho boys nnd swings
nnd other nmuscment for the girls. There
will bo rnco.i nnd other sports to vnry the
program. An Important feature of tho
proojodlngs will ho tho "eats." The women
of Morton and Ruttedge havo provided gen
erously of homo baking nnd fresh veget
ables grown In suburban gardens. Thcro
will nlso ho a bountiful supply of Ico crenm.
A number of the committee women have
volunteered to act ns nurses so that mothers
of young children may devote themselves
to personal enjoyment free from all care.
Ench gucot will bo glen a bouquet of
flowers to tako homo.
The commltteo Is headed by Dr. A. Grant
Tlnney and Includes Mrs. Paul Stackhotise,
Mis Jnno McKlnney, Miss Anna McKln
ney. Miss Jnno Bentty, Mrs. Rcdheffer, Mrs.
Seltz, Mrs. Pharo, Mrs. Smodley. Mrs. Mar
tin, Mrs. Spackmnnn, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Loucko nnd Mrs. Tweed
Roxborough
Tho Rev. Frank M. Gray, of tho Wlssa
hlcknn Methodist Episcopal Church, Is
rpendlng ten days In camp at Greenland,
Pa., where he Is guardian of the boys'
camp, under tho management of tho Chris
tian Association of tho University of Penn
sylvania. Mrs. Charles Thomas nnd her family, of
Rochello avenue, nro spending tho summer
at their bungalow at Scnsldo Park.
Mrs. Harry Weir, of Levering street, hns
gone to Colllngswood, N. J., for tho summer.
Tho Rev. Charles S. Lyons and Mrs.
Lyons havo gono to Capo May Point to re
main several weeks.
Miss Edith Fee and Miss Grace Fee, of
4310 Manayunk avenue, will Icavo tomor
row for Englo's Mere, whoro thoy will spend
tho remainder of tho summer.
Mr. Samuel Springer nnd his family, of
211 Sumac street, havo Joined tho Wlssa
hlckon colony at Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Helen V. Snyder, of Hermit's lane.
Is entertaining Miss Winifred Stovens, of
Bermuda.
Among tho week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan L. Jones, of Rldgo avenue, at
their cottngo nt Capo May Point, woro
Miss Helen Ferry. Mrs. Louisa Spink, Mr.
Goorgo Jones and Mr. Charles N. Jones.
Miss Jean P. Hctmor, of Rldgo ave
nuo, has returned from n visit of several
weeks In Ontnrlo, Cnnnda.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Walker and their
son, Mnster Alcxnnder Wnlker, of Detroit,
Mich., and Mrs. II. Sivltz and her son. Mas
ter Charles Kenneth Sivltz, of Wheeling,
W. Vn., aro visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Binder,
of 813 South 3d street.
MISS FRANCES VIENER
Miss Frances Vlener, of 417 South 9th
street, has JuBt returned from a week's trip
to New York, where she has been visiting
several relatives.
Miss Harriet Donaldson, of 18th street
and Snyder avenue. Is spending the Bum
mer with relatives In Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Strauss, of Broad and Mc
Kean streets, have left for an extended tour
of New England.
Mr. Lewis Krause, of 20th nnd Wharton
streets, was given a reception on Saturday
evening In honor of his 2lBt birthday an
niversary. Among tho guests were Mr.
Samuel Harris, Mr. Harry Green, Mr. Mor
ris Green, Mr. Isador Berlin, Mr. Isador
Ludwlg, Mr. Nathaniel Corson. Miss Har
riet Benson, Miss Lena Ilorrls, Miss Lillian
Kane, Miss Laura Donaldson and Miss
Diana Horowitz.
Frankford '
Miss Eleanor Gallagher, of 2608 Rhawn
street, will be entertained tomorrow at
dinner by her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Collins, of Whltemarsh. The
guests will Include Miss Dorothy Ewlng,
Miss Thelma Wallace, Miss Josephine Buck
ingham, Miss Reba Thomas, Miss Ethel
Buckingham, Miss Allco Cumlngs, Miss
Edith Clark, Miss Alice Clark, Miss Bernlce
Jarviu, Miss Caroline Bates. Miss Caroline
Rand. Mr. Walter Rand. Mr. Ralph Talley,
Mr. Charles Fields, Mr. Francis Morton, Mr.
Charles Phillips, Mr. James Wallace, Mr.
Hoiaco Wallace, Mr. William Clark, Mr.
David Meglll. Mr. George Collins. Mr. Ken
neth Lewis, Mr. Thomas Maxwell and Mr.
Roth Colburn. Mr, and Mrs. Collins will
leave on July 28 to spend the remainder of
the season at Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Mary Bradford, of 7010 Tulip street,
has gone to West Chester, Pa., where she
will be the guest of Miss Frances Hading
ton until August 1, when she will Join her
parents at Ocean City. N. J.
What's Doing Tonight
Municipal Hand. Benjamin Itoeskmin. con
ductor. Harrowguto Square, contra of Shlllur
tret; S o'clock. Freo.
Philadelphia Hand. S1U E. Hummel, con
ductor. City Hall plan: $ o'clock, ft.
Katrmount Park Hand, niclwrd Schmidt, con
ductor. Strawberry Mansion; $ o'clock. Krto.
Notice for tb Society pate will b ac
cepted and printed lu the i:eulnr Ledicr.
but all ucb notlcea muat be written on one
aide of the paper, muat be signed la full,
ultb full udJf.n. end nben possible tele
phone number must be ihen.
Seud all such coomtuulcatloua to ''Society
Editor." Evening Ledger. DOS Chestnut
Unless these requirements are carried eut.
so that . erlucatfoa may be possible, the
notice U1 not be published.
MRS. ANDREW
NUMEROUS WEDDINGS TAKING
PLACE DURING MIDSUMMER
Marriage of Miss Frick and Mr. Darrah, in Olney, Pic
turesque Event Interesting Roxborough Wedding.
Other Nuptials of the Past Week
THE marrlngo of Miss Helen M. Frlck,
daughter of Mrs. Edwin Frlck, of 419
East Wyoming avenue, and Mr. Daniel W.
Darrah will tako place In tho Boulevard
Church, Olney, this evening, at 7 o'clock.
Tho ceremony will bo performed by tho
Rev. L. R. Free.
Miss Frlck, who will bo given In mar
rlngo by her uncle, Mr. Thomas Harper,
will wear a gown of whlto pussy willow
tnffctn nnd gcorgetto crepe. A court train
will hang from tho shoulders and hor tullo
voll will bo arranged with ornngo blossoms.
Sho will carry a shower bouquet of whlto
roses and lilies of tho valley. Miss Helen
Sansel, who will nttend tho brido as maid
of honor, will wear pink gcorgetto crcpo
over taffeta and will carry pink roses.
Mr. Darrah will havo Mr.. Charles Frlck,
a brother of tho bride, as best man. Tho
ushers will Include Mr. Howard McClay,
Mr. Ralph McClay, Mr. Benjamin Knowles
and Mr. John Decker.
Thero will be a reception at tho homo of
tho bride's mother following tho ceremony
for tho two families and a few Intimate
friends. Tho church will bo decorated with
palms, and nt the house white flowers nnd
pnlms will bo used. After a wedding Jour
ney Mr. nnd Mrs. Darrah will return In
September to this city, whero they will live.
ST. JOHN SEEL
An Interesting wedding was solemnized
yesterday at noon. In St. Timothy's Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Roxborough. when
Miss Edith Emily Seel, dnughtcr of Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Seel, of 314 Rlghter street, be
camo the hrldo of Mr. Ira Alfred St John,
also of Wlssahlckon. The Rev. James B.
Halsey, rector of the church, performed
the ceremony, which was followed by a
breakfast at the home of tho bride's par
ents. The brldo. who was given In marriage by
her father, wore a gown of whlto georgette
crepo and bridal satin. A hat of white
net, trimmed with flowers, nnd a shower
bouquet of orchids, completed her costume.
Attending tho bride was her sister. Miss
Clara Seel, In a frock of pink taffeta and
Norristown
NORRISTOWN, Pa., July 18 Miss Flor
ence M. Rambo. of 1448 Do Kalb street,
hns Issued Invitations for a bridge luncheon
on Friday morning nt tho Plymouth Coun
try Club In honor of Mrs. William K.
Gresh.
Miss Catharine Yeakle, of 1217 De Kalb
street, entertained about 50 of tho younger
set at a delightful dance last 'Friday eve
ning at tho Plymouth Country Club In
honor of her guest. Miss Harriet Raise, of
Newburg-on-the-Hudson.
Miss Gertrude Hunter '111 entertain nt
auction bridge on Thursday morning at
her home, 1430 De Kalb Btreet
Miss Nellie Harley, of 1314 De Kalb
street, will spend the remainder of the
summer at La Porte, Pa.
Miss Blanche B. Brunner, of 520 Swede
street, was a guest at the week-end house
party given at Forest Inn, "Eagle's Mere, by
Mr. Edgar Kless, In honor of Mrs. Charles
Van Kirk, of South Bend, Ind.
Miss Emily Leo, of the Norrls, Is spend
ing several weeks at Eagle's Mere.
Miss Lelle Jenkins and Miss Olive Jen
kins, of 510 Swede street, have gone to
Lakevllle, Conn.
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net Her bouquet combined lilies of tho
alley with pink roses.
Mr. St. John had Mr. Percy M. Vnutlcr,
of Island Heights, N. J as best man, and
his ushers were Mr. Edward J. Holgate and
Mr. Nathan Seel, of Roxborough, Mr. St
John nnd his brldo will return from their
wedding trip tho end of tho summer and
wilt rccolvo after September 1 at 211 Lau
rlston street, Wlssahlckon.
MOLINA DE MAR.
Tho marriage of Miss Irene De Mar,
daughter of Mrs. E. De Mar, of 1530 North
20th street, to Mr. Joseph S. Molina took
placo on Saturday evening at tho homo of
tho officiating clergyman, tho Rov. Robert
C. Wells, of tho Tabernacle Methodist Epis
copal Church, 11th street below Oxford
street, and was followed by a reception at
tho homo of tho brldo's mother.
VOGEL LESSIO.
Miss Clara R. Lcsslg, daugter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry W. Lcsslg, became tho brldo of
Mr. Robert F. Vogol, of Mount Airy, on
Saturday evening. Tho ceremony was per
formed nt the homo of tho officiating clergy
man, the Rev. Dr. Westminster, of tho
Mount Airy Methodist Episcopal Church,
and was followed by, a reception at tho homo
of tho brlde'fl parents, 3312 North Gratz
street. Mr. and Mrs. "Vogel have left for
Atlantic City, and after a short stay at
that resort will go to Reading for tho re
mainder of tho season. They will bo at
homo aftor September 1 at 39 West Mount
Airy avenue.
CARNEY-rllOUSTON.
Announcement Is mado of the marriage
of Miss Mary Houston, daughter of Mr.
John Houston, of 1320 Butler Btreet, to
Mr. Hugh Carney, of Germantown. on Fri
day nfternoon, July 14, In St Stephen's
Roman Catholic Church. Broad and Butler
streets, by tho Rev. Richard Hannlgnn.
The brldo wns attended by Miss Katharine
Renrdon and tho bridegroom by his
brother. Sir. William Carney. Owing to a
recent death In the family the ceremony
was a quiet one. Mr. and Mrs. Carney
will be nt homo after September 1 at 08
Collom street, Germantown.
North Philadelphia
Miss Gertrudo Klein, of 2258 North 20th
street, hns gone to visit her ulster, Mrs.
S. T. Gladding, at Newtonvllle, Mass.. for
beveral weeks.
Mrs. AY. M. Hannold and her daughter,
Mls3 Mabel O. Hannold. of Aspen street,
spent the week-end at the Kenwood, Vine
land, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs Harry E. Paisley, of 1028
North 6th street, have gone to Olenslde for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Kdlth Bellman, of 1800 Arch street,
will spend August at Flndley Lake. N. Y.,
and on her return will go to Cleveland, O
for a week.
AMUSEMENTS
CONVENTION HALL
11UOAD AND ALLEGHENY AVE.
GRAND, CONCERT
(1000 VOICES)
UNITED SINGERS OP PHILADA.
AND
Unique Gymnastics
PHILADELPHIA TURNGEMEINDE
FOR TUB BENEFIT OF
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid
Committee Fund
Thursday, July 20
AT 8 P. M.
ALL SEATS RESERVED
at 25c to $1.00
Can bo purchased from;
OIMDEI. RROTHEKS, 8th and Market Sta.
C. J. HEPPK & SON 1UT Chestnut St.
N. SNELLENnL'RO CO.. 12th and Market Sta.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. 1331 Market St.
MT HUOTHKKS Mil and Market Streeta.
r'OWEI.TON HOTEI 20 N -10th Street.
KM !! SCHNEt.U 1010 Ormantowo Ate.
NORD AMKIUKA. 100(1 N Sth Street.
OSTENDORPP'S RESTAURANT. 1231 Market
Street.
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid Committee
of Philadelphia
THOMAS 11. SMITH. Maor and Chairman.
8HHI.DON POTTER. Vlce-Chalrmen.
JOSHI'U E. WIDENER. Treasurer.
GEORGE WENTWORTH CARU. Secretary.
Globe
Thonfra MARKET and
-meant: jumper sts.
rAIWBril-l-B Contlnuoue U
A. M. to li i: M. joe. 13c. 25c.
"OVER THE GARDEN WALL"
AD HOYrS MINSTRELS
And Other Feature Acts
SWIM3UNQ
ADAMS sanitary swimmino poot
OUAiUQ ;.lv s BKOAD ST.
PART NIGHTS Wl)N . PRI AND SAT
LACXE3' L GENTLEMEN'S 110 UK3 DAILY.
ELASTIC BANDS ON MILADY'S
CHAPEAU IS SHORE'S LATEST FAD
High Winds Responsible for Rubbers Under the tlhin -Cape
May Has Gala Week-end Ocean City and
Wildwood Add Their Quota of News ''
ATLAIC CITY, July 18.
BrtEEZY days at th shore are respon
sible for a new wrinkle In headgear.
To keep the big floppy hats from going
a-glce, a clever girl put a black elastic on
her chapeau nnd wore tho rubber under her
chin, Just as she Used to do when she was a
kiddie A touch ot black about tho face
was found to bo becoming, nnd now tho
smartest girls at the tea dance at the Tray
moro on Saturday nfternoon hold their
hats In place with halt-Inch bands of black
rubber Here Is a new fashion, which lias
utility ns Its salient characteristic, and that
Is very unusual In the summer time.
Saturday night at tho shoro waa exceed
ingly gay Tho dinner dance at tho Seauew
Country Club wns a very .happy occasion.
Mr nnd Mrs. John N. Wllklns, Jr., enter
tained a large party. it.i-
There wcro a number of rhlladelphlans
nt the Hotel Chelsea dance, to which ad
mission Is only by card. Following the
dance most of the guests entertained at
supper In tho Orlll. Among the hosts were
Mr and Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mrs. Att
more Prlzcr. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leg
get. Judgo nnd Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Colo
nel and Mrs. Puffy. Mr. Ulchard Knight.
Dr. and Mrs. ndward Porteous, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Dookmyer. Mr. J. Brant Coch
ran. Mr. Douglas Cochran, Mr. Harry Hlch
nrdson, Mrs. Thomas P. "untor, Mrs. Al
bert D. Pnncoast. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Seger, Mr. T. It. Davis, Mr and Mrs. 8. H.
Crnmp, Mr. George Fleming, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob C Myers and Mr. Whcaton.
Mr. and Mrs. I'hlllp C. Poc, who motored
down from Baltimore, entertained nt dinner
at the Chelsea on Hundny lor air. itiuik
Kennedy, of Philadelphia,
Mrs. W. T. aummey. Miss Frances Qum
mey nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. namsey van
Itoden form a family party In Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Dean have taken
an apartment on South Boston avenuo,
Chelsea, for tho remainder of tho summer.
Among tho Phltadelphlans at the Tray
more over Sunday wcro Mr. and Mrs. Fred
S. Morris, Miss Mary K. Gibson. Mrs. M. L.
Itellly, Mrs. S. N. Scovllle, Miss Scholl, Mrs.
Florcnco G. Allison. Mrs. O. V. P. Jones,
Miss Eleanor Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke
P. Pond.
Mrs. Charles De F. Bcsore spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. R. J. Cloud, at
tho Preston Apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Darnell motored
to 'Wcrnersvlllo for over Sunday.
CAPE MAY. July 18.
IT IS IIAKD to say JuBt which spot In
Cape May was the most popular on Sat
urday night. Of courso, the new hotel was
nttractlvo, as thero was n danco In tho
ballroom until 10 o'clock, when everybody
went downstairs to tho Inclosed porch
cafe, where tho dancing lasted until 12
o'clock. Then Arnold's, ono of tho most
popular restaurants, was gay with parties.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Norrls wero thero
with frlonds. also Mr. nnd Mrs. E. O. Rich;
ards, Mr. Whltton Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Shearer. Mr. Harold Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lawson. Mr. nnd Mrs. William N.
Mortco entertained 18 guests at supper at
Zllllnger's and Mr. Edward Crozer gave a
luncheon of seven covers on Sunday. Cap
tain Mesh, U. S, A., and Mrs. Mesh aro
here for a fortnight.
Miss Barbara Blspham, of Claymont.
Del., Is tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward
Blspham.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry "Weeks, of Chestnut
Hill, were tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas G. Stockhausen over tho week end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Emack. of Over
brook, aro the guests of Mr. Richard Cam
pion, at his cottage on Stockton avenuo.
Among those noticed on the beach on Sun
day woro Mr. Harry McMIchnel, Mr. Ed
ward Rogers and his fiancee, Miss Mary
Mlrkll.
Miss A. C. Knight of 160G Chestnut
street, Is occupying her cottage, as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Henry are guests
of Mrs. Henry's mother, Mrs. Hanson.
OCEAN CITY, July 18.
Mr
R. AND MRS. HARRY DAVIS and
their family, of Philadelphia, are
here for a short time.
Mrs. O. C. Brooks and her daughter, Miss
Mildred Brooks, also of Philadelphia, are
here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. H. Horn and daughter.
Miss Florence Horn, are In their Wesley
avenue cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lotter are occupy
ing their apartments on Wesley avenuo.
Tho members of the Visiting Ladles' Aux
iliary of the First Presbyterian Church had
a pleasant time at their weekly meeting at
the Casino Club last week. Tho hostesses
were Mrs. Oliver Brooks, chairman; Mrs.
W. Yokel. Mrs. Albert D. Oat, Mrs. E.
Korn, Mrs. William H. Kirkpatrlck, Mrs.
E. M. Campbell. Mrs. T. J. Fegley and
Mrs. George Russell, all of Philadelphia.
Mr. John J. Carr, of Philadelphia, who
has recently recovered from a recent severe
Illness, has come down for the season
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Franclu Smith, of
: lndtMMSngovkhx
CONTINUATION TOMORROW
July Lingerie Clearance
BEFORE STOCKTAKING
At Extreme Reductions
Negligees of crepe de chine, net and chiffon.
Formerly 10.75 to S2.50 4.95 to 11.95
Negligees of meteor, crepe de chine and georgette.
Formerly 29.50 to 95.00 16.50 to 37.50
Matinees of crepe de chine, georgette and chiffon.
Formerly to 22.50 4.95 to 11.75
"Bontell" nightgowns, chemise and combinations.
Formerly 1.50 .75
"Bontell" nightgowns, chemise and combinations.
Formerly 2.95 1 . 1 0 to 1 .45
Chemise and Bodices of crepe de chine and chiffon.
Formerly 3.95 1.95
Nightgowns, chemise and combinations of crepe de chine.
Formerly 5,95 to 8.95 3.95 & 4.95
VERY SPECIAL
HO Petticoats
Of crepe de chine
and taffeta.
Formerly 3.35
2.95
125 Petticoats
Of crepe de chine
and wash satin,
Formtrly fJ5
2.95
:fjirtntj & Ransom t0.
HTa
Philadelphia, are occupying their cottage oit
St. Charles place.
Mr. Harry T. Jordan Is here for the aea
son, accompanied by his family.
.Miss Doris Kenyon, of New York, is the '
guest of Miss Norma Chlchestor In Oils'
city.
T,iKu.s,eno.55lcKler nnd h" family, of"
Philadelphia, have opened their Central
avenuo cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. W, Landenberger, of
Mount Airy, nre at their new cottage
wMr- ?,u?,r. ,Ti..Schock and hl nilly, of '
WcRt Philadelphia, nro again among the
cottagers.
i.If" m. A.i,Paimer' f West Philadelphia,
Is at his Wesley avenue cottage for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Coane are guests
of one of tho large hotels for the season.
ii ? iliIr.". Krtt"ols Thole are among
the Phllndelphlans here.
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Perry came down
for a lengthy stay at one ot the leading
hotels.
Tho Japanese Ambassador Is here from
Washington, D. C. for a short rest
here? Charles Swing are visitors
WILDWOOD, July 18.
THE first annual luncheon of the Wild
wood Clvio Club was given at the Wild
wood Manor Saturday, and was a social
and Intellectual feast to all. About 80 mem
bers and guests were seated at the T-shaped
tables, which were artistically decorated by
the committee under the supervision of Miss
Jane Baker, who usod the colors of the
Slate Federation of Women's Clubs buff
and blue ns a color scheme.
Tho guests of honor were Mrs. Lillian J.
Stockton, of Rldgewood, president of the ,
State Federation of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. John W. Wescott, of Haddonfleld, wife
ot tho Attorney General of New Jersey.
Thcro were also present as guests of the
club the president and secretary of each
of tho women's organtratlons of Wlldwood.
After tho delicious luncheon Mrs. J
Flthlan Tatem, president of the Wlldwood"
Clvio Club, mado the address of welcome
and Introduced tho speakers of the after
noon, Mrs. Stockton and Mrs. Wescott
Progressive Five Hundred parties -will "
bo given nt the Hotel Dorsey every Mon
day ovenlng.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Wilson, of Philadel
phia, spent part of last week at this resort
Mr. William J. McEvoy, of Philadelphia,
has arrived here for an extended visit
Mr. nnd Wesley Read, of Camden and
Philadelphia, are here for the summor.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wescott spent the
week end here.
Mrs. Preston Is occupying the Alberson
cottago, on West 16th street for the sum
mer. Mrs. Hnngey has been entertaining Mlis
Owens, of Vlneland, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shlmmel were at this
resort last week.
Delaware County
Mr. and Mrs. B. Davldowltz, of Chester,
have announced the engagement of tholr
daughter Miss Mary Davldiwltz to Mr.
LouU E Rossln, of, West Philadelphia.
Miss Adele McCluro, of Media, Is spend
ing several months In Detroit, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Maldonado, of Media,
will spend this month and August at At
lantic City,
The marriage of Miss Helen Carr to Mr.
John C. Dletman, both of Marcus Hook,
will take place on Thursday at the Church
of the Holy Saviour. The bridal pair will
spend their honeymoon at Atlantic City
and will live in Marcus Hook on their
return.
Wilmington
WILMINGTON, July 18. Mrs. Henry B.
Thompson, Miss Eleanor Thompson and
Master James Wilson Thompson have left
for Rchoboth, Del., to spend a week. Miss
Katherine Thompson, who went to Murray
Bay, Canada, last week, will Join her
mother at Northeast Harbor, Mt Desert,
Me., In August
Judge Victor B. Woolley and Mrs. Wool
ley went to Westport N. T, last Thursday,
for a six weeks' stay.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. B. F, Boyer, of C24 Linden street
is at Caps May until August 1, when she
will go to Kennebunkport Me., for four
weeks. Others from Camden at this re
sort are Dr. J. E. Duflleld, Mr. and Mrs.
Doughten, Miss Alice Dougnten, Miss Helen
White, Mrs. Thomas Huggard and Miss
Madge Huggard.
Mrs. John Starr has taken a cottage with
her daughter, Mrs. T. W. Claggett of Bal
timore, at Buena Vista. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bennett are at tho
Breakers, Ocean City.
95 Petticoats
Of crepe de chine,
taffeta, and wash
satin,
Fonntrh Uf &JQ
4.95 to 8.75