EVE!NIHG IiEDGBR-PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY, JUM" 24, 1910.
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A Series of Morning Musteales Will Be Given at the Belle-
vite-Stratford on Six Dates in November, December,
January and February
"TOT ONLY do we arrange dales for
. i debuts mdny months ahead of time,
Vitlf nfftitfH rt M.ntlt,. and .Miln nppnm.
flanylng details are. thought out ancf
planned for far In advance Mrs. Harold
Yarnnlt, who Is manager for Beverat char
ities of tho city, has mado arrangements
fof a scries of six muslcalcs, to be given
on Monday mornings In tho Bollevtie
Stratford ballroom during the coming sea
son. Tho dates decided upon aro Novem
ber 13, November 27, December, 11, Jan
uary 8, January 22 and February 6.
Thoso who will tako part In these affairs
aro among fho leading musicians of tho
worldr euch singers ns Frieda llempel.
Pnsqualo Amatp, Maria Barrlentos, Julia
Culp and a planlsto like Olga Samaroff.
besides the following artists: Pablo
Casals, Paul Relmers, Oeorgo Copcland,
Oscar Beagle, Louis Oraveurc, Povla
Frlsch, Eddy Or'owm Anna Case, Antoi
nette Sxumowaka and a host of others.'
Already havo boxes been taken and
Beats engaged, and It Is no wonder, for
with such talent wo1 may surely expect
(ireat things of this enterprise.
Quito a smalt colony of Phlladelphlans,
has desconded upon Northeast Harbor
this year. MrB. Ned Benson, who Is cer
tainly ono of ouf very prettiest matrons,
has taken tho Foster cottago thoro, rind
tho Benjamin West Frnzlcra havo taken
tho Wrights' placeon Bock End avenue.
Tho Arthur Erolen Nowbolds aro also
members of tho Philadelphia contingency.
Thcro was great fun at Bar Harbor qn
Friday, when tho afternoon dansant was
held at tho Swimming Club. Margaret
"Wright, tho older of tho twn Wright girls,
and young Edgar Scott, Jr., won tho prize
In tho compotltlvo dancing. In this caso
tho prUo was a hand-painted hat for Miss
Wright, which was mighty becoming .to
her. Both of tho Wright girls, without
being great beautlcsb very smart-looking,
and certainly havo stylo, which is
ofton bettor than an extremely pretty
faco and bad figure, don't you think?
What aro wo coining to, I ask you,
When in ono of our leading, resort ho
tels ono sees such sights as I saw In
tho last week? I was dining and talk
ing to some Trlond3 when my wor,ds
were Interrupted by an astonished ex-
clamatlon, and my 'mouth, I regret to
Kay, hung open wide, for opposite to me
at a small table sat a dignified lady (a
grandmother at that) and In front of hor
on a chair was a dacjishund. Bho care
fully cut the breast of chicken In -small
pieces and added fresh vegetables to tho
plate, and for a tlmo I wondered If she
would feed him with, a fork. However,
she spared my feelings this far In that
nftor sho had prepared his plato sho
placed It on tho floor, and Mr. Bob de
scended with dignity and proceeded to lap
It up. They tell mo this same weo canine
M was allowed to go up to Germantown
last -winter to visit tho lady's soil and
crandchlldren. and ho took with him his
trunk, for he owns, it appears, sweats
era of various colors and collars o
- match, besides other dog necessities,
whatever on earth they may be. I havo
heard of dogs having tooth brushes and
bracelets, but to own sulllclent clothes
to fill a trunk! Good night! At any rate,
to continue my narrative, sp homesick
did Bobby become staying with his half
brother and nieces and nephews that his
mistress had to bo phonod for, and Bho
brought him back home with her, and
he has not been parted from her since,
nor Is he likely to-be until "death them do
part." I expect tho fair owneress will
then don weeds. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals .
Mr. and Mrs. Robort Kelso CaBsatt en
tertained at dinner last night ,at Rockery
Hall, Newport.
Miss Elizabeth Slnnlckson gave a lunch
eon at her villa In Narragansett Pier js
terday In honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. Plun
kett Stewart and Mr. Herbert L. Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dallas Dixon have
taken Miss Zelle de Mllhaus's cottage at
Southampton, L. I., for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Munn, Jr., and
Mr. and Sirs. Curnee Munn are guests of
Mrs. Charles A. Munn at Manchester, Mass,
Mrs. John R. Drexel entertained at dinner
at the first of the Sunday night concerts
given at Hill Top Inn, Newport, last night.
An engagement of Interest In this city
and In .New Haven, Conn., Is that of Miss
.Margaret W. Coxe, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph A.4Coxe, to Dr. James V. Men
dlllo, of New Haven, which Is announced
today. Since their return from the West
Mr. and Mrs. Coxe and their daughter
have been living at 8928 Pulaski avenue,
Germantown. DoctorpMendlllo Is a gradu
ate of the University of, Pennsylvania, class
of 19H. ,
Mr, and Mrs. John S. Clarke, of-Robln-dale,
Bryn Mawr, will leave on Wednesday
for Canada, where they will spend three
weeks visiting In Quebec and the Thousand
Islands. They will be Joined by their daugh
ters. Mies Louise Clarke and Miss Agnes
Clarke, who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Shields Clarke, at Lenox, Mass.
Mrs, Thomas Learning, of Brentwood,
Wayne, will leave today for Bar Harbor to
spend the remainder of the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. J, Stanley Reeve and their
children, of Boggestowe House, Haverford,
left on Friday for Bar Harbor, where they
will be the guests of Mrs. Reeve's mother,
Mrs. T. J. Bowlker, of Boston, for an Indefi
nite time.
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Mr. and Mrs. S, Wynne Foulkes and their
daughter, of Bryn. Mawr, are spending the
uhmer at White Sulphur Springs, W, Va,
Mr. Geoffrey Bunting, Mr. Sidney BunU
lng. Mr. Henry M. Watts, Jr.. and Mr. Wil
liam Watts have left for Gibraltar Island,
Put-In-Bay, O., to spend the remainder of
the season at the summer home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles D. Bar
pay. Mrs. Barney, who has been spending
several weeks With her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Harding,
8,t Sea flirt, ? J. will return to Ogonts
this week and with Mr. Barney will leave
for Put-in-Bay on August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hunter and Miss
Irene A. , Hunter, of Devon, and Mr. and
Mrs. F. I Grant, of New York, left Devon
yesterday for a motor trip through New
Hampshire and Maine, stopping at Camp
74cun)Sh. N. H.. where Mr. Edmund Hunt
er and Mr. William T- Hunter, Jr.. aro at
camp.
Mi WUIJam Woolley. o Sprier avenue.
Nob It, entertained at bridge last Thursday
fterwB. Among tas gutat wr MW,
pits, H. Stoo$ Mrs. J"rank Oistfermaiy
Mrs. Herbert Fetter, Mrs. John II. Shields,
Mrs. James H. Marshall, Mrs. Howard En
gard, Mrs. Robert P. Marshall, Mrs. Row
land, Mrs. Hoey, MIm Alice Borland and
Miss Virginia Rowland. '
Along the Main Line
OVFiRBROOK Mrs. W. Logan MacCoy,
who has Just returned frdm Jnmestown, ft
I., where she visited her grandmother, Mrs.
Wlstar Morris, will go to Jamestown again
this week accompanied by Mr. MacCoy and
their tittle daughter to spend the remainder
of .the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J?. McCurdy, of Wynne
wood avenue, and their daughter. Miss
Louise McCurdy, will spend part of August
at Ocean City, N, J.
MERION Mrs. Walter T. Balrd, of
Brooknoll, will spend part of the summer
season In Vermont
Mr. and Mrs'. Frederick P. Carter, of
Beacon avenue, are occupying their cottage
nt Ocenn City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Feblger and Mrs.
Feblger's sister, Mrs. Arthur C. Conover,
have returned from a few days' stay In
New York. ,
ARDMORE Mr. and Mrs. Isaac A. Pen
nypacker, of St, Paul's road, will leave
early In August to spend the remainder of
the summer nt Montrose, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J, Haltahan havo
returned from Chelsea, where they have
been since July 1, and will leave this
week for Eagles Mere, to stay until tho
end of the season.
HAVERFORD Mrs. Frank H. Mahan, of
Haverford Court, has returned from the
Chnlfonte, Atlantic City, where her llttlo
daughter, Miss' Caroline Mohan, (has been
convalescing from her recent Illness.
ROSEMONT Mr. and Mrs. Horace F.
Weeks, who spent the winter at the Bel
gravla, motored to Bay Head, N. J., last
week, to occupy their cottago for the sea
son. Mr. J. D. Windsor and their family have
gone to Eagles Mere for tho summer. Mrs.
J. D. Wlnsor, Jr., who has returned from
Chelsea, Is ontircly recovered from her
recent Illness.
ST.- DAVID'S Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.
Freeman, of St. David's road, have gone
to Klnco, Me., for tho summer. Mr. Clar
ence Freeman, who Is now nt camp nt
Plattsburg, will Join his parents at Klneo
letter In tho season.
air. and Mrs. John Turner nnd Miss Tur
ner left on Friday for Orr's Island, Me.
Mrs. Adolph Gosling and her family, of
328 Midland avenue, are occupying their
cottage at South Bristol, Mo.
WAYNE Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Houston
havo returned to their home on Lansdowne
avenue, after spending several weeks at
East Stroudsburg.
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall R. Ward, of Lou
ella avenue, have been vlsltlngtrelatlves In
Loretto, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKlnley, of Lans
downe avenue, nre entertaining their sister,
Mrs. W. W. Hayden, of Brooklyn, N, Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Potts, of Lancas
ter avenue, nre entertaining Miss Adams
for a few weeks.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. William T. Momy, of Allen's lane',
who is occupying a bungalow near Strouds
burg, has Mrs. Charles Hoycr and Mrs.
Howard Ketcham, of Germantown, as her
guests.
Miss Katherlhe Cowley and Mr. James
Brady, of East Bell's Mill road, sailed on
Saturday for Liverpool on thoateamshlp
St. Louis. From Liverpool they will go to
Queenstown.
Germantown
The swimming fad has become so popular
In Germantown that Thursday night has
been designated as ladles' night at Man
helm. A reception room near the swimming
pool Is provided for dancing
Mr. ,hnd Mrs. Lincoln K. Fassmore, of 281S
Queen lane, gave a small dinner party on
Thursday evening at the Germantown
Cricket Club, followed by a swimming party.
Mrs. Bernard J. Connolly and her daugh
ters, Miss Margaret Connolly and Miss "(Cath
erine Connolly, of 103 West Seymour street,
are spending several weeks at Wlldwood.
Mrs. James T. I. McMahon, of 705 Locust'
avenue, Is spending the summer at Bar Har
bor, Mr. John Bruner and his sister, Miss
Bruner, of Pelham Court, are spending the
summer In Atlantic. City,
North Philadelphia
Mlas Mary Creamer and 'Miss Lucy
Carey, of 1611 North Grata street, who are
on an extended trip through the East, will
spend the remainder of the season at New
port, R, I.
Roxborough
Mrs. Charles A. Mack and her son, Mr,
Charles A. Mack, Jr Miss Mildred Mack,
Miss Elsie Mack and Miss Dorothy Mack,
of 469 Lyceum avenue, left on Saturday
to spend the summer at Schwenkvllle,
along the Ferklomen. '
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MRS. LOUIS DAROFP
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rlage took place at Lu Lu Temple on June
20. a fpeuuioB iui suiuiusr in Auinua
City. Mrs. Daroff. it wljl be remembered,
was Miss Claire Eskln, of 601 Bgutti, tth
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Mrs. John Horn and her family jure entetV
tainLQc Ulsi Flonnce Stums at Liuri
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An Interesting midsummer wedding took
place on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
In St Stephen's .Roman Cfttholte Church,
Broad and Butler streets,- when Miss Isa
bel o. Forte, daughter of Mr. hnd Mrs.
H. L. Forte, of 3519 North Broad street,
became the bride of Mr. John J. Relly, Jr.,
of 2108 East Price street. The rector, the
Rev, John F. McQuade, officiated at tho
ceremony, which was" a qtflet ono, owing
to the recent death of the bridegroom's
mother. Mr. Forte gave his daughter In
marriage. She worn n robe of white hand
embroidered net drnpe'd over chiffon, and
a mllnn hal edged with lacer nnd trimmed
with a band of pitradlse feathers. Orchids
and lilies of the Valley were carried. Miss
Elizabeth Forte, who attended her sister,
wore a frock combining black satin with
Nllo green georgette cre;y and a black
chiffon hat trimmed with a single pink
rose. Pale pink roses formed her bouquet.
Mr. Connor Relly was his brother's best
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BAUGH CRAMPTON.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Crampton, of
Pittsburgh, Pa announce- the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Inez S. Crampton, and
Mr. Philander V. Baugh, of Germantown,
on- Saturday, July 22, Tho ceremony was
performed by the Rev. John W. Lee at his
home, 1707 Christian street.
WILLIO YERGER.
Announcement Is maiio of the mnrrlago of
Miss Florence M, Yergcr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey H. Ycrgor, of 4430 North
19th street, to Mr. Charles B. Wllllg, of
3,60 North 10th street, on Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock, at tho homo of tho onV
elating clergyman, tho Rev. Frederick A,
Bowers, of All Saints Lutheran Church,
19th and Cayuga streets.
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PARTY GIVEN LAST THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crane Entertain for Their Daughter
and Her Fiance at Home in Oak Lane Lawn Fete
for St. Timothy's Hospital
MR. AND MRS. PETER CRANE, of
7145 North Broad street. Oak Lane,
announced the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Catherine Margaret Crane, to Dr.
John C. Conners, of Germantown, on Thurs
day evening at a birthday party given In
hgnor of Miss Crane. Among those present
were Dr. W. H. Rosen, Mr. Edward Worth
Ington, Mr. Joseph Noonan, Mr. Raymond
Noonan, Mr. Joseph Dougherty. Mr. Edward
Sweeney, Mr. John Malnchy, Mr. Edward
Murphy, Mr. Harry Blrnbrauer, Mr. Wil
liam Burgoyne, Mr. Stanley Daynoy. Mr.
Charles Sweeney, Mr. John Blrnbrauer, Mr.
Arthur McAleer, Mr. Joseph Sanderson, Mr,
William Morris, Miss May Graham, Miss
Madeleine Graham, Miss Anna Sweeney,
Miss Catherine Malnchy. Mis Dorothy Had-,
field. Miss Jlelen Hadfleld, Miss Anna De
vine, Mlas Marguerite Blessing, Miss Mary
Murphy. Miss Kathleen Murphy, Miss Cath
erine Kurtz, Miss Noonan, Miss Eleanor
Burgoyne, Miss Mary Downey, Miss Cath
erine McKeown and Mrs. William Burgoyne.
Miss Josephine Hudder, Miss Margaret
Hudder, Miss Bernlce Hopkins, Master
Ralph Harmer and Master Roland Harmer,
of Rochelle avenue, Wlssahlckon, gave, a
successful lawn fete on Saturday afternoon
on the grounds of the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Morris, 210 Rochelle avenue,
in aid of St Timothy's Hospital, Refresh
ments were served at small tables deco
rated wtth field flowers and there was a
bazaar for tha sale of confectionery and
fancy articles.
The members of the Ladles' Aid Society
of the Epiphany English Evangelical
Church, Green lane and Sllverwood street,
gave an entertainment on Thursday after
noon, which, owing to the rain, was trans
ferred from Gorgas Park to the home of the
pastor, the Rev. Carl H. Hirzel, 4405 Dexter
,8treet.
Eighteen young women members of the
Germantown Y. W. C. A. spent Thursday
at Clementon, N. J., where they enjoyed a
plcnlo and swimming carnival. They were
chaperoned by Ml" Elizabeth Median,
swimming Instructor at the Institution : Mlas
Santh Ferris and Miss Mildred Bachman.
Tho trip waa made by motor.
Miss Ellen Love McQuade entertained at
her home, 2200 Mount Vernon street, last
Saturday evening. Covers were laid for
six guests, Including Miss Ethel Ralston,
Miss Agnes Hlgglns, Mr. Raymond Young,
Mr, Frederlo Qwillam , and Mr, George
Hunter,
A SURPRISE reception was given on Sat
urday evening In honor of Mr. William
F, Dixon, president of the Manayunk Board
of Trade, at his home, 3835 Ridge avenue,
Roxborough, In celebration of his 6(h birth
day anniversary. Among those present
were Mrs. William F. Dixon, Miss Eleanor
H. Dixon, Mr. John W, Dixon, Mrs, Joseph
R. Bitting, Mr, Herbert. Thornton, Dr.
Louisa Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. William
Logan, Mr, William Logan, Jr., Mr. J,ohn
Losan, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Bartle, Mr.
Harvey Bartle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rtlnebrlzht. Mr. Frank Stlnebrlght. Jr.. Mr.
W, Stlnebrlght. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Dixon, Miss Marian Dixon. Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Graham, Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Dixon,. Mrs. C. A. Rudolph. Mr. and Mrs.
Sebastian Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. James Detwller,
Mrs. Ella Bllnkley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dorsey and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Welsh.
Mrs. Walter J. Miller entertained at cards
on Friday evening at her home on Mitchell
street. Roxborough, when her guests in
cluded Mrs. Arthur Stetler, Mrs. Charles
Service Taylor. Mrs. Ernest Barras, Miss
Carrie Eanuha.w. Miss Florence Barras,
Miss May Watson and Mlas Myra Mitchell.
The Hebrew School Aid. Society, the
chairman of which ! Mr. Tsadore Glass
man, has so-ranged several attractive meet
ings for the summer. The committee In
charge of tha program consuttjof Miss
cs-c-iu. Helnlcxer. Miss Sarah Olnaburar,
Miss Bessie WeiMtein. Miss Mary Spiegel,
uTom : Tobias. Mr. Abraa V Flwpsky.
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Bala-Cymvyd
Miss Ursuln Seeburger, of Edgehlll road,
Bala, left today for Chelsea to visit Miss
Dorothy Morris at the cottago of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Morris, on
Ventnor nvenue. Upon her return homo
Miss Seeburger will motor down to Asbury
Park with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Seeburger, to spend tho remainder of the
summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Scott McCracken and
their two sons have rot u rued to their home
In Cynwyd, after a fortnight's stay at
Glen Ridge, N. J. Mr. Alpheus McCracken
left Saturday to spend the next two weeks
at the Bala-Cynwyd Boy Scouts' camp at
Belmont, Pa.
Mrs. A. W. Plckford nnd Miss Marlon
Reber Plckfqrd are In the Adlrondacks' for
several weeks. Later they will go to As
bury Park.
Along the Reading
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Wilson, of Ros
lyn, left on Saturday fqr Atlantic City,
where they will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Rogers at their cottage at Chel
sea. They will return to their home the end
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Denegre, of Sus
quehanna road. Rydal, havo closed their
country home and have left for their sum
mer cottage In the Catsklll Mountains,
which they will occupy until late In tho fall.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarence Miller and
their family, of the Oaks, Oak Lane, havo
closed their country home, and have left
for Lake Placid, N. Y to remain until
late n tho fall.
Mrs. James Lewis, of Roslyn. has left
for Lookout Mountain, Tenn. She will be
the guest of friends for several months,
returning to her home late In the fall.
AMUSEMENTS
Globe theater "xs.
Thoroughly Iterreihlntr Summer EnUrtalnmtat
"THE DREAM PIRATES"
The River RUe to
It's Cool Buena Vista Garden
J.W kJ VfA GLOUCESTER. N. J.
KREK ADMISSION
Metropolitan Orchestra Varied Amuitmenu
BOATS runmD 3T.J"?. 5c
Auto Ferry Service to 8hor Untqu-led.
B. F. Keith's Theater
FINAL HURRAH WEEK?
'MADE IN PHILLY"
BIGGER AND BETTEIt Tlliu pvnii
Today at a, tig A 60c. Tonljht at 8, I5o to II.
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West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Boycr, of 222 South
Farrngut terrace, havo taken apartments
at tho Stcnton, Atlantto City.
Mrs. Ilnyden Frlcl, of 48th nnd Spruce
streets, hns opened her cottngo on Statci
nvenue, Atlantic City, for tho remainder
of tho soason.
Miss Agnes Stnnage, Miss S. Gertrude
Stannge, of 453 North 53d street, and Miss
Elizabeth Hnnton. of 4932 Westminster
avenuo, are spending this week nt a raters
ford, Pa., as tho guests of friends.
Miss Margaret Qlcnn, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thomas Glenn, of 6031 Master
street, and Mr. and Mrs. J'dwnrd Lally, of
600 North Frazlcr street, will spend tho re
mainder of the summer In Atlantic City.
Girard Farms
Judge Raymond MacNellle and Mrs, Mac
Nellie havo closed their home, 1820 Shunk
street, nnd with Mrs. Allco Wells nre
spending the summer at their cottage In
Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shetzllne, with
their daughter. Miss Ethel Shetzllne, of
2417 South 20th street, aro spending the
summer In Atlantic City.
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FILLS SUMMER DAYS AT SHORE
Atlanta Matron Hostess at The Dansant for Mrs. J. Abbott
Wiggins Mrs. Charles Webb Gives LuncheonNews
of Cape May, Wildwood and Ocean City
ATLANTIC CITY, July 24.
BRIDGE parties and dancing nre now the
favorite diversions of seashore society.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifton R. Atchison, oft
lantft, Ga., entertained at the dansant at
tho Brighton Casino for Mrs. J. Abbott,
Wiggins, of Milladolphln. Mrs. Charles L.
Webb gap a luncheon of 64 covers followed
by bridge In the Belvedere of the Traymorc,
which was beautifully decorated with sum
mer blooms. Among the Philadelphia
guests were Mrs. Albert Warren, Mrs Frank
Eckfeldt, Sirs. Hllmnn Crawford, Mrs. J,
A. S. Brown. Mrs William McCahan, Mrs.
Jamci Connelly, Mrs William Allen, Mrs.
If. (3. Olnmcr. Mrs. Charlei Thomas, Mrs.
RimuM Alcorn. Mrs. IMward Story,
Mrs. William Uygrr, Mrs. Ilnrvcy Mitchell,
Mrs Eugeno Oorey, Mrs. T. If. Collins, Mrs.
John Martin, Mri. Charles Jerrllt, Mrs.
Oeorgo Llpplncott, Mrs. James Batfour,
Mrs. John It Wlgirlns. Mrs. David Flts
eimmons, Mrs. D. W. Chandler, Mrs. Voll
ncr, Mrs. William Gordon Thunder, Mrs
M. M. McCormlck, Mrs. Jesso W. Stnrr. 3d,
Mrs. George Parker. Mrs Oeorgo Elliott,
Mrs. George Vctterlcln, Mrs. Andrew Webb,
Mrs. Lloyd Irving, Mrs. Harry Prlzer, Mrs.
John Parsons, Mrs. John N. Wilkin1, Jr.,
Mrs. Charles Dnnlel, Mn. Harold Sharp.
Mrs. Charles K. Cattcll and Mrs. Wnltor
Nagle.
Mr. and Mrs C. N. Mlllett nnd Mrs. M.
M. Nnglo havo taken npartmenta nt Haddon
Hall for the remainder of tho season.
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond C Becker gave a
small luncheon at the Chnlfonte. Miss
Bertha N. Mack ontcrtnrned at luncheon nt
the tamo hotel for Mlis Emily Fulmcr.
Among the Phlladelphlans spending tho
week-end nt tho Traymoro nre Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Ilnusc, Miss Mary Home, Miss M. W.
Lincoln, Mr nnd Mrs. Georgo C. Rushton
nnd Miss Fredorlca G. Bremer.
Mrs. E. C. King, of Germantown, Is
spending several weeks at tho Chnlfonte.
Mr, and Mrs. A. I,. Myers entertained nt
dinner at tho Chelsea Yacht Club for Com
modore and Mrs. S. W. Whan. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roll-
.man, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilnrry Parson, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Clarcnco E. Donn, Mr. and Mrs. I.eon
Rubens, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Bradley, Mr.
and Mrs. Gustavus Scldcl, Mr. nnd Mrs,
Albert Bnltz, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. Clamer
and Mrs. Clarcnco Kugler.
OCEAN. CITY, July 34.
THERE promises to be unusual activity at
the handsomo homo of the Ocean City
Yncht Club during the remainder of the
season. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rldenour,
of Philadelphia, Bummer residents, will glvo
a dlnner-danco at tho clubhouso this ove
nlng. They will have 60 guests.
Mrs. John II. Mactnguo, of Philadelphia,
nnother summer resident, will entertain n
number of friends nt cards at tho club
hoUBO on Tuesday ovenlng, August 8.
Tha club will glvo a dlnner-danco on
tho evening of Wednesdny, August 2, and
tho club's annual entertainment will be
held Friday evening, August 4, to which
nil the members havo been Invited. In
addition to these special events, there nre
card parties and dances nlmost every aft
ernoon nnd evening, nnd the members of
tho Ladles' Auxiliary, together with their
friends, find much to entertain them in
the alwayB delightfully cool clubhouse.
The faculty and teachers attending the
Ocean City State summer school, hellcvlng
In tho old adage that "nil work and no play
makes Jnck a dull boy," frocmently have
sails on tho bay In the late afternoon and
beach parties In tho evening. AH the
teachers attending tho school will be the
Riicnts of the city next Thursday. They
will be given rides In autos. boats and
roller chairs and admission to the movies.
Miss Elslo Smith, of Philadelphia, Is the
guest of Miss Bessie FIte.
Mrs. William Selfert and her son, Mr.
.
Hunter Selfert, of Logan, are here for tha
remainder of the season.
Miss Madeleine Patton, Miss Jana Van
Stnndt and Miss Katherlne Ochiltree, Of
Philadelphia, are among those.ependIng the
summer here. t
Mr. J. It Hnnna and his family, of WlU
mlngtnn, ate here for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. John T. Klrkbrlde nnd her fam
ily, Mr. Francis B. Davis and his family
and Mr. H. T. Wlckcraham and his family,
of Woodbury, nre cottagers.
CAPI3 MAY, July 2 1,
MR. nnd Mrs. William LaUa. Jr , of the
Haverford Apartments, Haverford, are
registered nt the Colonial for the entire
summer.
Notices have been sent out announcing
a dlnner-danco on Friday evening at the
Corinthian Yacht Club, Mr. Langdon Len
Is chairman of the house committee. Table
nre being reserved and parties are being1
arranged In advance.
A sailing party this week Included Mrs.
Ashby Blytho, Mrs. A. W. Grant, Jr., Mrs.
Robert Coyle, Miss Theodora Ross, Miss
Helen Buckler and Miss Bolter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George 11. Brown are
among the prominent Washlngtonlana reg
istered at tho Stockton Villa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Ellison ara alio
guests at tho Stockton Villa.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Green, of Washing
ton, nre at tho Chalfonto, also Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Chamberlain and Mrs. Prlscllla
Nicholson, of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson McCredy, of 20JT
Pino street, are occupying their cottage on
Hughes street for tho season.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bary will spend
tho month of August as the guests of Mr.
llary'n parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. M. B.
Bary, nt their cottngo on Howard street
Mr. and Mrs. Bary havo their daughters,
Miss Frances Bary and Miss Virginia Bary,
with them for the lummer,
WILDWOOD, July 24.
SUMMER residents are Jubilant over tha
coming dog parade on Thursday, August
3, This (innual affair always attracts many
bluo rlbboners from nil parts of tho East
It Is held right on tho Boardwalk and la
witnessed by thousands of spectators. Three
hundred prizes will be awarded this year
by tho committee which has the parade In
charge.
Mrs. W. J. Mutr and her grandson, of
Montreal, Can., aro guests of Mrs. Samuel
Riley nt tho Weston on East Spencer ave
nue. Mr. A. E. Skinner, chief gunner on the
Missouri. U. S. N and Mrs. Skinner and
Mr. It E. Ruckor. retired officer, U. S. N7,
are at tho Anglesea Cottage, West Rio
Grando avenue, for tho season.
Miss Cnrolyn Cox, of Canada. Is spending
tho summer at her West Chestnut avenue
cottiigo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles IC Scull, of Phil,
dclphla, arc occupying their Glcnwood ave
nue apartments.
Mr. Edward Morton Is occupying his East
Roberts nvenue cottage with his family
for the season.
Mrs. B. Glassman, Mrs. Hemfeld and Mrs.
Canter, of Philadelphia, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter.
Tho Red Goose Club, of Pittsburgh, has
nrrtved nnd will go Into a two weeks' camp
nt this resort. Tho camp this year will be
the largest In the club's history and will
occupy tho Maccnbeo Cottage, In North
Wlldwood. Mr. William J. Smart will bo
camp manager and Mrs. Gertrude Stewart,
Mrs. S. Noble and Mrs. William J. Smart,
chaperons.
The Rev. II. H. Howell has rented, the
Thrasher Cottage, on East Oak avenue, and
wlill occupy It for the rest of the season.
Mr. G. McGulre has rented a cottage for
the season.
Miss Gertrude Leffert, of Glenslde, Is
spending a short time here.
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