NANCY WYNNE IS INTERESTED IN
NEWS OP NATIONAL SERVICE SCHOOL
School to Be Held on Lake Geneva, Wis., Frbm August 15
to September 15 and at Narragansett Pier From Sep-
tember 6 to 20 Many Will Attend
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WE0D1NG
'BY GIVING RECEPTION" AT HOME
Mr. and Mre. Louis Taws and Their Seven Children and1
Six Grandchildren Enjoy Fiftieth Anni
versary Togethei"
"EVENING LEDGEl?mLABELPHlA, TOESDAY, JULY S& 191(5.
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IT IS Interesting to read In tho circular
which Miss Elizabeth Elllcott Too 1ms
Issued to thoso who were members of the
First National Servlco School, which was
held In Chovy Chase during May, that
thero will be two other camps before the
summer season Is over and that an
nlumnao lias been formed. Miss Poo says
na follows: '
'"Tho Alumnae Society of the First Na
tional Servlco School has been fortned and
fill students of tho First National Servlco
School who attended tho school, whether
graduates or not, and all members of tho
. committees aro eligible for membership
therein. (Hero a statement Is mado re
garding tho dues, then Miss Poo con
tinues In her circular):
"Tho National Servlco School Commit
tee of tho Woman's Section of tho Navy
Leagud begs lcavo to announce that here
Will bo a National Servlco School, hold
under tho nusplccs of tho Main Commit
teo In accordance with tho plan of the
First Natlonat Servlco School by tho Chi-
' cago members of tho Woman's Section of
tho Navy League at Lnko Geneva, Wis.,
from August IS to September IB, 1916.
First National Servlco School students do
siring to attend wilt pleaso apply at onco
to William M. Lewis, 110 South Dearborn
Btreot, Chicago, 111.
"A National Servlco School will be hold
at Narragansott Pier, It. I., from Septem
ber 6 to 20. Tho membership in tho lat
tor school is limited to 100, and thoso de
siring to enroll nro advised to do so at
I tho earliest posslblo moment. Applica
tions should bo mado to Mrs. Irving II.
Chaso, Mlramar, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
Uniforms used at tho First National Sorv-
' lco School can bo used at cither of tho
now schools.
"Tho cortlllcato to bo given to all thoso
who passed satisfactorily In tho various
branches of Instruction at tfc3 First Na-
1 tlonal Sorvico School will bo sent out bo-
i foro August 1. Tho delay In sending
thorn has been duo to tho difficulty In as
sembling nil tho marks.
"Tho roll of honor of tho First National
Borvlco School Is still open In this timo of
national crisis to nil students who can
i Induco ton other women to perfect them
eclvcs in soma form of national servlco
training. Many of our students havo
started classes in surgical dressings In
their homes and aro co-operating In othor
ways with tho American Red Cross tho
big brother of tho army and navy.
"May I point out to Nntlonal Servlco
Btudents tho sp'eclal responsibility which
is theirs at tho present time. Tho oyes of
tho entire country aro upon them to sco
if thoy aro going to put tho training they
received into practical use, and they must
not fall lest tho work of tho school bo un
justly criticised.
"At tho national headquarters of tho
Woman's Section of tho Navy Leaguo wo
liavo classes running both night and day
in tho making of surgical dressings, ctc.
Wo havo tho services of Red Cross nurses'
as Instructors and wo aro endeavoring to
jnako a goodly supply of thoso articles
for tho uso gf our soldiers,- sailors nnd
marines. Any National Servlco School
jjojj student who cannot help personally In
oxft making tho surgical dressings, etc., can
jo 3 assist tho good work a great deal by con
jj trlbutlons in any amount raised among
. friends and sent to national headquarters
for tho work In progress hero. Faith
fully yours,
"ELIZABETH ELLICOTT POE,
"Commandant.
741 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C."
Possibly somo of tho members who en
Joyed tho month of camp llfo In Chevy
Chaso will want to go to either of these
otlier schools or will think it advlsablo
to aid In tho work, which, If It doe3 noth
lng clso, occupies a number of women who
hitherto had given over tho greater part
of their time to frivolities and fripperies
, during both Bummer and winter.
Capo May is Indignant, together with
Irs. Gambia Latrobo, a perfectly charm
ing Baltimore woman, who has taken a
cottago thero for tho summer, over the
treatment recently meted out to her. A
few days ago Mrs. Latrobo motored over
to Chelsea with a party of friends for tho
t day. Before sho loft sho paid all flvo
maids up to dato and left feeling safe, and
comfortable that all was well in her
household.
When tho motor party returned much
,to the matron's horror, tho cottage was
anll shut up and she had to appeal to tho
real estate agent for a key. When she
'finally got Inside she found a curt note
I saying that all llvo had decided to leave.
I wonder that they had tho kindness to
icloso up the house, and greatly do I sym
pathlzo with tho poor ludy.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence W, Dolan will
entertain at luncheon pn Friday at New
port. , The Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson, of New
York, gave a dfnner last night at her
summer home In Bar Harbor,
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fell have left
Narragansett Pier and are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Reynal In New
port. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rose, of 530 Pel
ham road, Oermantown, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mary
Alice Rose, to Mr, Dayton larzelere, of
(Wyncote. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Brnlth have
issued Invitations for a large dinner to be
given on the evening of Wednesday, August
2, at the Corinthian Xacht Club, Cape May,
Mrs. Joseph B. McCall entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon at the Qape May
Golf Club, Cape May. There were 16
quests. i
Mr. and Mrs. William McLean and their
daughter, MUs Sarah McLean, of Indian
Queen Jane, Qerraantown, have left for
their camp at Mooschead Lake, Me,, where
they will spend the montt of August,. Mr.
Warden McLean and Mr. Robert McLean
will leave for Maine the first of next week.
Mr. Edward Clark, of Cedron, German
Itown, will leave the end of the week for
Mncheater-n.the-Mountalns, Vt, ta spend
several day with its parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Clark, at their summer home.
Mr Clark's marriage to Miss Hazel Dolpb,
of Portland, Ore., will take place early (a
October.
Dr. Edward W. Taylor and W eon.
pr. Edward V. Taylor, Jr., who have been
spending somo time at Manchestcr-ln-the-Mountntns,
Vt, will leave tho first of August
for Poland Springs, Me., whero they will
spend several weeks before returning to
their homo in Oermantown.
Mr. . M. Walthall, of Richmond, Va.,
announces tho marriage of his daughtar,
Mrs. Mnry Walthall Aory, to Mr. William
fleorge Krleghoff, on July 22, nt Stamford,
Conn. Doth Mr. and Mrs. Krleghoff, who
aro widely known In literary and artistic
circles of this city, are connected with tho
Public Ledger. Mr. Krleghoff Is a portrait
painter.
'Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tucker, of the
Qroystone, Oermantown, will leave on Au
gust 6 for Jamestown, R. I., to remain until
tho end of August
Miss Mary Mulford, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Mulford, of Dent road, Wyn
coto, has returned to her homo after a visit
of several weeks as the guest of her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulford, at their farm
at Lodl, N. Y.
Miss Rolen Fltzell has returned from At
lantic City, where sho was tho guest of Mis
i, Florence White, at her cottage at Ventnor.
t'
Miss Marlon F. Sharpless, of Ifatherton,
Chelten Hills, left yesterday for Jobatowh,
N. J where sho will be tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. 1. Harrison Hutchinson at their
farm, Oakwood. Miss Sharpless will lcavo
on Thursday for Ocean City, N, J., to spend
tho week-end.
Miss Katharine. Rogers, of 2201 St. James
place, returned to town today from Wyn
cote, where sho was tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James Sill, of Bent road, for tho
weok-end. K' John I. Rogers will return
to her honm this week from a visit of sev
eral weeks as tho guest of her sister, Mrs.
HUellot Desbnrets at KnmoUsaska, near
Quebec. Mrs. Rogers and Miss Rogers will
spond August In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wilson, of
Phoenix, Ari nro being congratulated on
tho birth of a daughter, Katherine Frances
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson beforo her marriage
was Miss Margucrlto Graham, of Oerman
town. Miss Margaret Persons, of 13th and
Spruce streets, has left for Long Island, to
bo tho guest of her sister for several days
beforo going to Jamestown, R. I.
Along the Main Line
WYNNEWOOD Mrs. George H. Boles,
of Kent road, will spend August at Pocono
Man T Inn, where she will be Joined by Mr.
Boles for tho wcok-ends.
Mrs. Charles IC Eagle, of Kent road,
who has been spending Bomo time In the
West, Is oxpected home this week.
BRYN MAWR Mrs. Morgan R. Davis,
of Summit Grovo avenue, has gone to
Ocean City, N. .T.. for two weeks. Mr. Mor
gan will Join her r the week-ends.
Miss Jane Hanlon and Mr. Gcorgo Han
Ion left a few days ago for Colorado.
Miss Margaret Kllday Is spending several
weeks In tho Pocono Mountains.
ST. DAVID'S Miss Mildred Post left
last week fo: the Thousand Islands.
Miss Helot Babes, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. W. B. Babes, of Midland avenue. St.
David's, has gono to Klnco, Mo., to stay
several weeks.
WAYNE Mr. and Mrs. Duflleld ABh
mcad, Jr., havo returned from their wed
ding trip and aro staying with Mrs. Ash
mead's mother, Mrs. N. C. Prew, 205 Pop
lar avenue, Wayno.
Miss Anita Wethorld, of New York, Is
visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman J. Coudert, of 200 Poplar
avenue.
Mrs. R F. Moon, of Wayne, Is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Van Cleave, of Chicago,
for a few weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Elliot entertained nt bridge
Friday afternoon nt her home on Poplar
avenue. Among the guests were Mrs. R,
E. Wood, Mrs. N. C. Prew, Mrs. Dufnold
Ashmend, Jr., Mrs. R. S. Moon, Mrs. Early,
Mrs. E. J. Whlto, Mrs. Van Cleave, of
Chicago: Mrs. W. P. Cochran, Mrs. C. W.
Bayllss, Mrs. Ralph Emerson, Mrs. Norman
J. Coudert and Miss Anita Wethorld, of
Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Leonard and their
family, of Summit avenue, are spending sev
eral weeks at Deer Island, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wood and their fam
ily have closed their Iioubo on Louella ave
nue nnd havo gono to Lake Mohonk, N. Y.,
for tho summer.
Mrs. Penman J. Wood nnd Miss Edith
Wood, of Walnut avenue, are visiting rela
tives In Wilmington, Del.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Goorge M. Aman and their
family, of North Wayno avenue, are spend
ing tho summer at their farm at Kimber
ton, Pa.
Along the Reading
A charity bridge and 500 will be given
by the Ashbourne Branch of the Pennsyl
vania Woman's League of National Pre
paredness on Friday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, at tho home of Mrs. Charles Bond,
at Ashbourne. Cake, candy and lea cream
will be for sale for the benefit of the Red
Cross fund. The sale will continue In the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sill, of Bent road,
Wyncote, have their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan,
and their family, of Flushing, L. I., as
their guests for some time. They will re
turn to their home late In the (all.
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Walker, Mtas Ger
trude Walker and Mr. Newton Walker,
of Washington lane, Chelten Hills, have
returned to their home from Moosehead
Lake, in the Adlrondacks, where they
have been spending several weeks.
Miss Dorothy Beacb, daughter of Mrs.
and Mrs. Charles Beach, of Spring avenue,
Elkins Park, who aro spending the sum
mer at their cottage at Ventnor, has Miss
Mlrvln Leasson, of Pittsburgh, as her
guest for several weeks. Miss Beach will
entertain several house parties over the
week-ends during the month of August
in honor of her1 guest.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. Bates, of Meet
ing House road. Jenklntown, who are en
tertaining Miss Leona Pallester, of Oakley,
pal, will give a dinner tomorrow evening
In her honor, when the following guests
will be present! Mrs. George M. Potts, Dr.
Walter Wallace, Mr, and Mrs. Henry New
lands, Miss Kathryn Bates, Miss Jane Cully,
Miss Josephine MacNamara, Miss Ruth
MacNamara, Miss Marion Snyder, Miss
Marjorte MacTammany, Miss Edith Wells,
Miss Reba Wells, Miss Margaret Mull, Miss
Frances Alloway, Miss Martha Taylor, Miss
Alice Graham, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Ger
trude Dempsey, Mr. Howard Bates, Mr.
John Berry, Mr. George Berry, Mr. Henry
Newlands. Jr, Mr. Joseph Martin, Mr. Ed
ward Barnes, Mr. Harry Snyder, Mr. Hugh
Kolb, Mr. Maurice Phillips, Mr. John Cole
Mr Alfred Endow, Mr. Walter Endow. Mr
Larkin Field. Mr. Frank Talley, Mr. Ralph
Jarvis, Mr, Charles Mooney. Dancing will
follow the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving A, Firth, of 1414
West Llndley avenue. Logan, are at the St.
Charles, Atlantic City, for an exjended
stay,
Delaware County
Pr. and Mrs. L. A. Klun, of Ridley Park.
Are on ft 19 days' motor trip through Penn
sylvania. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rlgby, Mr. Har
low Blgby and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dulton,
of Media, are taking a fortnight's motor trip
through. AUU-t
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MR. AND MRS. EDWARD T. STOTESBURY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stotcsbury, who have been spending tho early summer
in Chestnut Hill, will go to Wntkins Glen for a short stay beforo
proceeding to Maine nnd Cnnadn. Tho photograph of Mrs. Stotcsbury
wa taken recently.
SUMMER GIRLS BRAVE ELEMENTS
ON BOARDWALK IN OILSKINS
Rain Possesses No Terrors for Happy Possessors of These
Coats Mrs. Reiter Gives Bridge Luncheon Corinth
ian Yacht Club at Cape May Lively
ATLANTIC CITY, July 25.
SUDDEN downpours of rain havo no hor
ror for tho Boardwalk maid, provided
she owns one of thoso stunning beach
coats which nro at present tho smartest
accessory for protecting one's clothes from
rain. Thoy aro built of Egyptian oilskin,
a fabric of thin translucent texture. Tho
new raincoats, which are constructed on
straight mnnnlBh lines, nro of such airy,
fairy lightness, they may bo discarded
when tho shower Is over nnd tucked Into
an Egyptian oilskin bag, four by six Inches.
Cottagers aro also wearing tho new beach
coats as a mantle for their bathing sult3
when passing to nnd fro to tho Htrnnd
Mrs. Irvln T. Reiter, of 3200 Pacific ave
nue. Chelsea, gave a largo luncheon and
brldgo todny at tho Seavlew Country Club.
Great preparations aro being mado for
Hawaiian Night, which will be one of tho
big featuros of early August gaiety at tho
Traymoro. Tho LotU3 Room will bo trans
formed Into an Hawaiian garden nnd
Hawaiian maidens In costume will interpret
tho dances of their natlvo land.
Mr. Mahlon Paxson entertained at a
tea danco at tho Brighton on Saturday
afternoon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hopklnson, of
Chestnut Hill, are occupying their seashore
cottage. ... j
Miss Emily C. Scull has Just returned
'from a motor trip to Middletown, Conn.
United Stntes Senator Gilbert Hitchcock,
of Nebraska, Is among tho prominent visi
tors. ' ......
Mrs. Isaac II. Jones will entertain at
cards at her Chelsea cottago, 115 Albion
place, on the afternoon of Friday, August 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Brown will oc
cupy their Chelsea house on August 1.
Mrs. L. S. Read, of Camden, who has
been vUltlng her son. Mr. William T. Read,
will leave the first of the month for Buck
Hill Falls to spend tho balance of tho
summer.
CAPE MAY. July 25.
IF SUNSHINE good bathing, nttractlvo
yachting and golf clubs teeming with
well groomed men and beautifully gowned
women, together with club dances, dinners
and sailing parties go to make on Inter
esting and attractive summer resort, then
all these things are what make Cape May
such a dellghtrui spot ana a very pupuiur
one as well.
The yacht club presented a gay scene
on Saturday night, as there were many din
ner parties. Among those who dined be
fore the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Wirt
L Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.
Norrls. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Crozer. Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Grey, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam
uel Crozer, Mr. and Mrs, William Drayton
Grange, Mr. and Mrs. David M Ellis. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward C. Dale. Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan a. Scott, Miss Louise Grey. Mr. and
Mrs Henry B. Patton, Captain and Mrs,
Robert Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Nlelds and Mr. Andrew Oray.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Harding have
had Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galey as their
guests for several days. They were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Herman Vetter
leln at dinner at the Corinthian Yacht
Club The Hardlngs also have Mr. Gus
tavo Dewez, of Sydney, Australia, as their
B Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harding have closed
their cottage and are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles ailllland at their camp In the Po-
conos.
Mr Frederick Barnltz, of Germantown,
spent the week-end at the Stockton villa, as
did Mr. Matthew Maury, also of German-
Mr nnd Mrs. Robert James, of the Main
Line are registered at the Stockton villa.
Mr. Arthur Marls motored down for the
woclc-cndt
Mr Charles S. Wood was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Patton over the
WMr"ejoseph Hutchison and Mr, Edward
Bisnham were among those noticed on
the beach on Sunday morning, also Mr.
Andrew Gray who Is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott.
Mr William H. Ashhurst, of Chelsea,
motored over to Cape May for several days.
a. tennis tournament U In progress at
the Yacht Club. Among the entries are
Miss Louise Grey. Mlaa Marie Starr, Miss
Sewell. Miss Norma Grey, Miss Richards,
Miss Lucy Grey, MUs Robertson and Miss
inntc men's singles are entered Mr.
James Davis, Mr. John Doraey. Pr. R.
WaUer Starr. Jr., Mr. Curtis. Mr. Wlt-
aiam Bunn. Mr. Frank Rogers, Mr. -Patter-ion
Mr. Higglns and Mr. Arthur Gulliver
The mixed doubles will be played this
week, and Include Miss Robertson and Mr,
Patterson versus Miss Sewell and Mr,
Borle Miss Marie Starr and Mr. Frank
Ro.era versus Miss Richards and Dr, R.
Walter Starr, Jr., Miss M. Wlckelhausen
and Mr, Higglns versus Mlaa A. Kennedy
and Mr. HuobeH,
Mrs. Norman Grey was hostess of fhe
weekly tea at the Golf Club on Satur
day afternoon. The mutlo lured the young
people to the porch for an informal dance.
Mr Charles J Eisetdohr haa arrived
in the harbor. salUng hi? boat Mlramar.
JI J4 $tertalnls ft party, c pen $4
board. Tho yncht Is en routo to Atlantic
City, where TIr. ElRentohr and his guests
Will attend tho races In which ho has
entered his boat Nymph.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tlndle, of Valley
Forge, entertained at dlnnor on Saturday
evonlng at tho Corinthian Yncht Club be
foro tho danco.
Mr. Harrison Sayen nnd Mr. Charles
Latrobe, captain of tho Princeton wnter
polo team, aro entered In tho swim
ming meets, which are held oery Satur
day morning nt tho Yacht Club.
WILDWOOD, July 25.
THE efforts of the Wlldwood Civic Club
toward tho establishment of a public
library for tho resorts of Five-Mile Beach
aro meeting with groat success. Many books
havo been received from members and their
friends here nnd olsewhere.
Tho Board(of Trndo Is perfecting plans
for a big threo-day carnival In August.
There will bo the crowning of the carnival
queen and coronation ball on Wednesday,
August 1G; baby parado Thursday, August
17, and rolling chair parado Friday, Au
gust 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mlllor, of South
Bothlehem, Pa., are spending their honoy
moon at the Hotel Reading.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dougherty nnd their
son aro at the Douglass for a two-weeks'
stay.
Mr. G. F. Jackson, of Willlamsport. Pa.,
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. F. Miller,
this month.
Mr. John Beatty nnd his family nro oc
cupying their cottage on East Taylor ave
nue for the summer.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Virgil Slaughter, of Ard
more, who havo been stopping at tho Bel
mar, Wlldwood Cre3t, for the last month,
havo left for an extensive tour of tho Great
Lakes and Canada.
Lansdowne
Miss Frances Hannlngton, of West Green
wood avenue, Is entertaining her aunt, Mrs.
C. E. Harper, of Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Landls, of
Stewart avenue, aro taking a month's trip
to Lako Geneva and Toronto, Canada.
Weddings
GREGORY MOLL.
A pretty wedding was solemnized on Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock when Miss Jen
nie Moll became the bride, of Mr, Barnum
Gregory.
Tho brldo woro a becoming tailored suit
and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. She
was attended by her sister, Mrs. C. C Dnvls,
while Mr. C. C. Davis acted as best man.
A large reception followed the ceremony.
After an extended wedding trip Mr. Gregory
and his bride will llvo In Johnstown, Pa.
UK. AND MRS. BARNUM
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Germantown
Mr. and Mrs, Morris Llewellyn Cooke, of
Wayno ncnuo nnd Walnut lane, are spend
ing the summer In New Hampshire.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Carmnlt Willis, of
423 West Walnut lane, returned on Satur
day after having spont several days In
New York.
Mrs. Frederick Bclsel nnd her young Bon
nro spending the remainder of the summer
with Mrs Bclsel's mother, Mrs. Daniel B.
Cunningham, nt her cottage In Capo May.
Lieutenant Bclsel, who Is cruising on tho
Alabama, will join Mrs. Bclsel this week.
Miss Margaret Keeling, of Wayno nve
nuo nnd Hnncy etrcct, Is visiting relatives
In Mlllllntown, Pa. Sho will return to her
homo tho end of August.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Hurley Pancoast, of 100
Allen's Inne, hnve gono to Atlantic City to
remain for an Indefinite) time.
Mr. Norman T. Moore, of 457 Hnnsberry
street, is spending thrco weeks In Cape
May. Later ho wilt camp with friends In
Maine.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William B. Kugler, of tho
Wood-Norton Apartments, left Saturday on
a motor trip to tho Pocono Mountains. They
will bo gone about two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter E Knlpo and their
daughter. Miss Ellon Knlpo, of 327 East
Walnut lane, nro spending tho summer at
Rlvcrton, N. J.
Mrs. Edward Warren Is spending the
summer In Germantown.
Mrs. II. W. Coffln and her daughter. Miss
Hazel OolTln, and son, Mr. Roy Couln, of
007 Hnnsberry Btreet, spent the week-end as
tho guests of Mra. Wallace Alexander at
her bungalow nt Pocono Prcscrvo In tho
Pocono Mountains. Mr. Codln hns gono to
Mexico.
West Philadelphia
Miss Eleanor Roberta, of 4424 Osage ave
nue, Is spending tho Humnicr at Eagles
Mere.
Mrs. George Davis and her daughter.
Miss Marlon D of 209 South 60th street,
nro spondlng tho summer in Atlantic City.
Mr. Louis Mctze, of Pittsburgh, has been
spondlng tho past week as tho guest of Mr.
Walter II. Zlesehe, of 1328 North 5Sth
street.
Mrs. A. B. Hart and Miss Laura. Horn
berger nro making an extended trip through
Now York Stato and tho West.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. McDormott nnd Mr.
Joseph Hatch, of 02G7 Arch street, havo re
turned homo after spending some time In
Atlantic City.
Miss Agnes McKenna and her brother.
Mr. Charles McICennn, of 354 North B2d
street, with their aunt. Miss Mary Mc
Kenna, of 338 North C3d street, will spend
a week in Sea Islo City as the guest of Mrs.
M. Brennnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Watson nnd their
young daughter. Miss Mario Watson, of
0059 Glrard avenue, will spend a fortnight
In Hagcrstown, Md., as tho guests of rel
atives. South Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter H Brower, of 2518
South 18th street, have closed their home
In tho Glrard Farms and hao taken a cot
tage at Wlldwood for the summer.
Dr. nnd Mrs. W. I. Tomllnson, of 1823
Porter Btreet, with their two small sons,
Vaster Paul Tomllnson and Mnster Lee
Tomllnson, will leave shortly for Mlddletou,
Del., whore they will visit Mrs. Tomlln
son's mother, Mrs Philip Vlnyard. Beforo
returning they will motor to Easton, Md.,
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Rowley, of 2447
South 20th street, have taken a cottage at
Narberth for tho summer.
MIsa Mary Raphael, of 2502 South 18th
street, has returned from n trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Toionto, Can.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. McSorley nnd
their family have leased a houso on South
Sovereign avenue, Atlantic City, for the
summer. They will remain until October 1.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hill, of 1917 Shunk
street, with their two small children, are
spending the summer at their cottage in
Afcbury Park.
Miss Helen Sheehan, of 2014 South 13th
street, Is entertaining MIsa Catherine
O'Day, Miss Anno Ryder and Mr. John
O'Connor, of Jersey City, for about ten
days.
Camden and Vicinity
Mr. J. P. McCoy Is spending soma time
at Beach Haven, N, J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W C, Rambler, whose mar
riagi took place,on July 15, will make their
homo in Audubon. N. J.
Mr. Thomas Pancoast and his family, of
Camden, are spending the summer at Mer
chantvllle. The Colllngswood Woman's Club has ar
ranged to hold a local nag day for the ben
efit of families of soldiers called to Mexico.
Mr, Henry Sherrerd, of King's Highway,
West Haddonfteld, Is In camp at Platts
burg. He will return to his parents' sum
mer home nt Ocean City, N. J., on August 8.
Mrs. R G. Moses and her daughter, of
Merchantville, are at C?pe May until Sep
tember, Mrs. Isabella Clarke and her daughter.
Miss Isabella Clarke, of West Maple ave
nue. Merchantville. are at Camp Aloha, Vt
Frankford
Pr. and Mrs. Bennett of Olney, are spend,
ing the summer at Wlldwood. They have
bad Mr. and Mrs, Dadeker and their daugh
ter, MUs Kathryn Dadeker, of 6422 North
Water street, Olney, as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters, of 4933
Dufflcld street, aro receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter,
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Northeast Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs. John Schwartz and Miss
Mas Schwartz, of 3354 East Firth street,
pro speeding tho wee- la Atlantis City.
MR AND MRS LOUIS TAWS celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last
night nt their home, 0? Lincoln drive. Mr.
Taws, who was born n North Carolina In
1840, was left an orphan at an early age
nnd came to Philadelphia to an uncle of the
Borne name. Ho was graduated from the
Central High School and later formed the
firm of Taws & Hartman, brass founders,
lth which he was connected for 30 years.
When ho retlrpd he devoted his time to
'jnotography. Mr. Taws and Miss Eliza
beth Hnmlll were married on July 24,
1866, In Kensington, and several years
later moved to Tioga, whore for a quarter
of a century they were prominent In social
and church circles. Recently they pur
chased tho home on Lincoln drive. All of
their seven children are living, as well as
six grandchildren, and all were present
last night. They Included Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Taws, Master Henry Taws, Jr., Mr.
nndMrs John Taws, Mr. John Taws, Jr.,
Mr. ;tdward Taws. Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Davis, Mrs John Chambers Greer, Mr. and
Mrs. William Henderson, Mr. Louis Taws
Henderson, Mies Grace Henderson, Miss
Ruth Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Greer nnd Mr. Louis Taws, Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Taws have been occupying their sum
mor homo In Sea Isle City and returned
to Germantown on Saturday for the cele
bration. Tho Fcto of Roees for the benefit of the
Mnter Dolorosa Roman Cathollo Church
will bo hold on tho church grounds dur
ing tho ovenlngs of July 20, 27, 28, 29
nnd 31. Tho fcto this year promises to
surpass that given last Bcason. The
booths nro novel nnd nttractlve, and, as
usual, tho open-air minstrel show will take
place, with 30 persons In the company.
A largo commltteo has beon working for
tho last six weeks to mako the affair a
success.
Tho tables and their attendants will be
as follows: Fancy goods. Miss Margaret
Canfleld, Miss Vnlcntlno Dl Domenlco nnd
Miss Mary Oeroty; cake, Mrs. Mary Camp
bell, Miss Suo Carney, Miss Helen Corkery
and Miss Carrlo Ogden; candy. Miss Ella
Gnllaghor and Miss Kathryn Mingle: sort
drinks, Mrs, William Franks, Miss Mary
Coylo and Miss Margaret Toner J flowers,
Miss Amanda Mann and Miss Anna Ava
lone; cigars. Miss May Brett, Miss Anna
O'Kcofe and Mrs. Lucy Brlgman; fruit.
Miss Tllllo DI Domenlco; aprons, MIsa
Knthryn Farr and Miss Elizabeth Mlnglo;
lco cream, MIsa Agnes Quintan; country
store, Miss Knthryn Tonor.
An entertainment given In honor of tho
Martha Washington Club wns hold at tho
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Rlloy and their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Connolly, of 1528
North 19th street, havo opened their cot
tago nt Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathan Schwnb, of 2003
North 33d Btreet, aro spending tho summer
at their cottage, 104 South Rhode. Island
avenue, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanson, of 2000
Susquehanna avenue, are spending the
summer nt Wlldwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Lang, of 1800
West Susquehanna avenue, aro spending
tho summer at Wlldwood.
Mr. Ralph Pole, of 3336 Delhi street;
Mr. CharleH Kick, of 1906 Oxford street,
and Mr. Frederick Llnck, of 2014 Rldgo
avenue, spent the week-end fishing off the
coast c4 Atlantic City.
Mr. Granville S. Wlnnemoro. of 2040
Ridge avenue, has returned from a trip
to Easton, Pa.
Mr. Charles Hall, of 1300 North 19th
street. Is spending some time nt Ocean
G rove.
Miss Doris Nlcholls, of 1540 North 19th
street, has returned home after spending
somo time as the guest of relatives in
Port Washington, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Gelsendoffer and her daugh
ter. Miss Marian Gelsendoffer, of 3008 North
Bailey Btroet, will leave this week for
Washington, D. C. where they will bo Joined
on August 1 by Mr. Gelsendoffer.
Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnsper Gerson and their
daughter. Miss Beatrice Gerson, of 2741
North Dover street, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Rlchart, of 2743 North Dover street,
nro spending several weeks at the Adolla
House, zeiglersvuio, Pa., on tho Perkl
omen. Mr. and Mre. Joseph Hanlon and their
family, of 2745 North Dover Btreet, are
spending the summer in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry IL Goldberg, of
3746 North Bouvler street, are entertain
ing Mrs. Goldberg's brother, Mr. Bernard
Davis, of Pittsburgh.
Miss ElUaboth Forte, of 3519 North
Broad street, has returned from Atlantic
City, where una was tho guest of the Misses
Raffeta, of Cheltenham, at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Zlegler, of 3831
North Smedley street, are being congratu
lated on tho birth of a daughter, Ruth Zleg
ler, on July 11,
Mrs. M. Bloch and her son, Mr. Bertram
Bloch, of 3845 Smedley street have left to
spend the remainder of the season In Wild
wood. Mrs. Alexander Cohn and her family, of
3831 North 17th street, are spending the
summer In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melxner, of North
19th street, and their family are occupy.
Ing their country place at Hallowell, Mont
gomery County, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward t Mullln, of 3600
North 32d street, tuna returned from
Ocean City, N. J., where they spent the
early summer,
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Arndt and Mrs. P, IL
Altman, of 220S West Tioga street, have
taken apartments In Atlantic City for the
season.
Roxborough
Mr. Robert Morris and his sister, MUs
Eleanor Ashworth Morris, of WUsahlckon,
have left for a month's stay at Truro, on
tho New England coast, near Cape Cod Bay,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Flanagan, of Ridge
aenue. will go to Aabury Park for August
' Miss Sophia Lackey, of 4541 Manayunk
avenue, la visiting friends at Bradley
Beach.
Mrs. William J. Beatty, of 434,1 Mana.
yunk avenue, has been entertaining a house
party, including Mrs. William C Barker,
of New York; the Rev. Dr. Isaac Ward,
Mrs. Ward and Miss Ethel Ward. Mrs.
Barker, accompanied by the daughter of the
hostess, Miss Anna Eleanor Beatty, has
left for n stay of several weeeks in At
lantio City. Doctor Ward and his family
left for Detroit tho end of the week.
NotUs for the SpeUtr PM wU be w
ctpUJ nod yrlnted ta tli. lenln Xedxrr,
but all ucb notttc uut bo wrUUn en oiw
IJ. t tW MMr, awt b kUiwd la full,
with full oddre.i. ami B poulbl Ul
Sea4 all ucb tm-munlcatWK t 8oItr
Editor." KvcuJ-C ttdstr. SOS btaui
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home of Mr, Abraham M. Parnes. 5480
North 3 3d street, on Saturday evening.
Among the guests were Mls Mottw
Abrams, Miss Blanche BlUmberg, Miss MArjr
Dubln, Mies Mae Greenus, Miss Anna Gold
eh Miss Clara Gurbarg, Miss Gertrude Mar
cus, Miss Katherine Norwltz, Miss Antift
Schneider, Miss Bessie Smith, Mis Rosa
Schwartz, Mrs, Anna Taschner, Miss Reb
PArnes, Miss Reba Welemnn, Miss Anna
Welssman, Miss Sadye Wllenchlk, MIw
Clara Shatensteln, Miss Gertrude Smith, Mr
Morris Abramion, Mr. David Alberts, Mr
Ben Beyer, Mr. Eddie Goldberg, Mr. Jack
Cohen, Mr. Harry Drob, Mr. Max Freed,
Mr. Sam Freed, Mr. Albert Cohen, Mr. Bert
Gerson, Mr. Samuel Gold, Mr. Leon Blum
berg, Mr. Adolph Goldblum, Mr. Benjamin
Hoffman, Mr. Harry Kllngsberg, Mr. Jack1
Kntz, Mr. Harry Klodoner, Mr. Bernard
Krow, Mr. Louis Loebet, Mr. Sam Lelbo
wltz, Mr. Harry. IL Melman, Mr. George
Schultz, Mr. Harry I Parnes, Mr. Louis
Parnes. Mr. Jack Taschner, Mr, David
Wclsman, Mi1. Joseph Sllverberg and Mr,
Harry Wilson.
THURSDAY will bo a notable day in the
history of the North Philadelphia Busi
ness Men's Association, When Its annual
"North Philadelphia Day" In Atlantic City
will be attended by moro than 2500 people.
Merchants and manufacturers will close
their business places and factories to allow
their employes to take part in the celebra
tion, The most alluring and fascinating
souvenirs will bo given to the guests, whose
comfort and entertainment will be looked
after by a competent committee under the
direction of Mr. William L. Clark, chairman.
Tho officers and board of directors of the
association are; President, Mr. Edward E.
Zlegler; vice president, Mr. Howard E.
Hccklor; corresponding secretary, Mr.
Georgo B. M. Swift; financial secretary,
Mr. Newton 12. Freod ; treasurer, Mr. George
E. Kimball: Mr. Thomas Dearlove. Mr.
W. L. Clark, Mr. Charles Mayer, Mr. Waiter
J. Riser, Mr. Gustavus A. Wick, Mr. Joseph
Zieglor, Mr. Paul Wendler. Jr., Mr. WIll(am
Robinson, Mr. Franklin P. Smith, Mr. Morris
Meyer, Mr. Robert D. Miller, Mr. Thomas
M. Scanlan, Mr. Slgmund Bernstein and Mr.
William E. Catchell. Special trains will
leave North Philadelphia Station at 7:30
o'clock, stopping at North Penn Junction
at 7:35. Tho Delaware City Hotel will be
tho hoadquarters for the day.
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THE Sigma Deltij Kappa Fraternity, Arch
Pyramid, mot laBt Thursday evening at
the home of Mr. Eugene Wnago. 2447 North
Marshall street. Those present Included Mr.
Joseph Stubbs, Mr. Albert WUent, Mr. Jo
seph Brown. Mr. James MacElroy, Mr.
Warren Walker and Mr. Harry LamborL
Wilmington"
WILMINGTON. DeL, July 25. Among
tho debutantes who will make their Initial
social bow next fall and, are spending the
holidays at tho various resorts are Miss
Anne S. Garrett, who Is at Beach Haven,
N. J. ; Miss Rebecca Relnhardt, who Is on
a cumplng trip In tho Poconos : Miss Louise
Lea, who has gone to Belgrade Lakes, Mo.,
and Miss Ethel du Pont Barksdale. who Is
spending the summer with her parents nt
Westport, on Lake George. Other debu
tantes of the coming season will include
Miss Julia Townsend. Miss Elizabeth Pat
terson, Miss Mary Curtis, Miss Esther Ban
croft and Miss Elizabeth Reose.
Mr. Christopher L. Ward, accompanied
by his three oldest children, Mr. Christopher
L. Word, Jr., Miss Esther Ward and Mr.
Rodman Ward, will leave on Augusta for
Wyoming, to spend a month on a ranch.
Mrs. Ward will leave at tho same time
for Manachahan Island, Mo., whero she will
spend the ro-nth of August.
Norristown
NORRISTOWN, Pa., July 25. Included
among the guests at a week's house party
at Wallops Island, Vn., are Mr. and 'Mrs.
F. P. Ryder, Miss Ruth Ryder. Miss Isabel
Ryder, Miss Louise Larzelere, Miss Virginia
Larzelere, Miss Margaret Harley, Miss
Katharine Scheldt, Mr. Robert Ryder, Mr.
Charles Qulllman. Mr. P. Frank Hunter,
Mf. Robert Harley, Mr. Edward Harley, Mr.
Samuel Cinders and Mr. Joseph Craft.
Miss Sara Gresh. of tho Hamilton, Is
spending several weeks at Lake Alexandria,
Thousand Islands.
Mrs. J. H. Weaver, of the Norrls, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. IL B. Caswell, at
Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Harriet B. Chain, of Jacoby and
Arch streets, la visiting Miss Mary Brook,
of Brookeholme, Btrdsboro, Pa.
Miss Florence Rambo, of 1448 Da Kalb
street, gave a delightful bridge luncheon on
Friday at tho Plymouth Country Club in
honor of Mrs. William IC Gresh. Covers
were laid for 35 guests.
Miss Eleanor Hack, of Baltimore, Md., U
the guest of Miss Gene I. Roberts, of Jacoby
street.
Miss Edwarda Crandall, of Yonkers, N.
Y., Is visiting Miss Katharine A. Scheldt, of
1240 West May street.
Mies Sara Markley, of Swede street, is
spending several weeks at Eagles Mere,
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