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0
iUnOT WYNNE HAS
ON DIFFERENT SOCIAL MATTERS
treat Activity at Maine Resort, in Which Many Philadel-
phians Take Part Other Matters in Which
Society Is Interested
IT la funny to hear of the young brides
and hrlflpirrnnma Trim nrn entertaining
.' In their homes and chaperoning their
Voting elsters. Of course, there Is no
reason why It should be funny 1-m't It
the most natural thing In tho -world? And
we they not, perhaps, having somo very
happy days together getting used to tho
new state of affairs and finding out that
each ono can no longer think for him
self or herself atone. There Is some one
elso to bo considered. As I heard a man
say to a girl recently, "I wish you'd re
member you aro not to think as a slngle
itnlnded person any more," whereupon
hey both smiled and gazed Into each
ther's orbs, rtnd, thinks I, "Tho old, old
story." All this Is neither hero nor tlicro,
however, for what started mo off on this
Wg dissertation Is tho fact that tho
George Wharton Pepper Jrs. are up at
Bar Harbor and entertained Mrs. Pep
per's sister, Sarah Myers, and her fiance,
Jacob Dlsstnn, at luncheon at tho Kebo
;Oolf Club on Thursday.
Thero aro any number of Phllauel
phtans up thero this year. Among the
latest arrivals aro tho Hev. Georgo Cal
vert Carter and his wife, of tho Church
of tho Redeemer, Bryn Mawr.
Every ono Is looking forward to the
lecturo which Prof. Alvert Van Heckc,
?of Louvaln, Belgium, will give, togothor
' With moving pictures, In which ho will
I ' tell of hli experiences In Louvaln nad
tho life of tho Belgian refugees In Hoi-
,land. Tho talk will bo given at tho
F Casino on August 7.
in Among tho Phlladclphlana who are
jfr Patrons and patronesses for this affair
aro Mr. and Mrs. William Masters Camac,
irB. Edward Coles, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Da .Witt Cuyler, Mrs. John Markoo, Mr.
bn& Mrs. William Lyttlcton Savago and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Scott. Tho pro
ceeds aro to bo used to send portablo
houses to Belgian refugees, which will
bo capablo of being moved back Into
their own country when this horrlblo
War Is onco terminated.
f$ It Is delightful to hear that Mr. and
W Mrs. Henry RIttenhouso Intend returning
from Harrisburg, where Mr. Rlttenhouse
has been engaged In business, to ltvo hero
onco more. At present Mrs. RIttenhouso
and her small children aro In tho Adlron
dacks, at Long Lako West, and Mr. RIt
tenhouso will Join them thero about tho
middle of next month. Mrs. RIttenhouso,
you know, was Ann Cochran, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cochran, and
ono of tho most popular and pretty girls
to make her debut In this city. Sho has
been married about flvo or six years.
Dr Damaso Lalno, of Havana, who
enmo up hero from Cuba about a month
ago, has returned home. His llttlo daugh
ter, Lana Lalne, will spend tho coming
wlntor with her half-sister, Mrs. Morris
Stroud, Jr., and will attend school hero.
Doctor Lalne has spent most of his life
In Havana, where ho Is ono of tho lead
ing physicians. His sister, Mrs. Adolfo
Santa Maria, and her children llvo hero,
and his late wlfo was Mrs. Boulton Dixon,
of this city. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Claronco W. Dolan will give
a largo dinner tonight at their villa In
Newport prior to tho dance to bo given by
Mr. and Mrs. Glfford A. Cochran at tho
Golf Club.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. Richard D. Wood, who
are occupying their summer home. Burn
bank, at Wawa, will entertain at dinner
this evening.
Mrs. Lawrence I Paul entertained at
luncheon yesterday In Newport, whero Bho
Is spending the season.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Packard nnd
their daughters. Miss Mary P. Packard,
Miss Elizabeth "W. Packard and Miss Ruth
Packard, of Tho Meadows, Vlllanova, are
spending tho summer at their camp on
Upper Saranac Lake, In the Adirondack!.
Mrs. William Henry Maule and Miss
II. Ethel Maule, of Briar Crest, Vlllanova,
will leave next week to spend the remainder
of tho summer at Cape May,
Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Dixon will
leave today for White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va., where they will spend August.
Mrs. J. Hutchison Scott and her little
con. Master Dallas Sanders Scott, have left
for Cape May, to remain for the balance
of tho summer,
Mrs. Francis Forbes Milne, of 1714 Spruce
street, who is spending the summer at her
home In Devon, returned this week from
an extenslvo motor trip to Poland Springs
and other points In New England. Mrs.
Milne was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Milne, of New York, and Mr. Francis
Forbes Milne.
Mrs. George Frederick Tyler and her
mall children, of Georgian Terrace, Elkln?
Park, have left In a private car for Isles
boro, Me., where they will spend the month
of August. Mr. Tyler, who has been at
tending the camp at Plattsburg for the
month of July, will Join them later,
Mrs. Robert W. Downing Is entertaining
Miss Mae D, Patterson, of Torresdale, at
her cottage on Long Island. The marrlago
of Miss Patterson and Mrs. Downlng"s son,
Mr, Spencer B, Downing, will take place
on October 3,
Along the Main Line
OVERBROOK Mrs. Sheward Hagerty,
of Fifty-second street and Wynnefleld ave
nue, will leave early next month for Rock
land, Me., where she will spend August.
IIAVERFORD Mrs. Edward Yarnall
Hartshorns, of Haverford, is spending the
summer at Fasque Island Club near Nan
tucket, Mass.
BRYN MAWR Mr, and Mrs. Francis
M. Brooke and their family, of Gllmpsewood,
Bryn Mawr, have left on a motor trip
through Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Thompson, who
have been spending several weeks with
Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mra
John C. Groorae, at Bryn Mawr, returned
this week to their horns In Troy, N..Y,
ST DAVID'S Mr. and Mrs, Theodore
W, Reath and Miss Elizabeth R. Reath.
of St. David's, are spending several weeks
at York Harbor, Me.
Mrs Frederick P, Radcllffe, Jr.. of 207
Midland avenue, and her small daughter
have returned from a trip to New York.
Chestnut Hill
Miss Margaret A. Neall, of 103 East
Mermaid lane, Is spending several weeks,
la Woodstock, N. Y.
Mrs. Arthur E. Newbold, of Laverock.
Chestnut Hill, wjio Is at Saranac Lake, N.
YM wiU return In September.
Mr Walter St Clare Knodle. organist
and choirmaster of St Paul's Episcopal
A WORD TO SAY
Church, Is spending tho summer with his
family In Ocean City, N. J. The boys'
choir of the church Is In Ocean City this
week.
Miss Gwcn Martin, of 139 Bethlehem
pike, has gone to Tuxedo Park, and later
will go to Bar Harbor, returning homo the
middle of August
Mrs. Thomas P. Hammer, of 7318 Bryan
street, and her llttlo daughter left this
woek for Bar Harbor, Me., to remain until
October. Mr. Hammer will Join them
later.
Germantown
The Rev. Mohllln B. Ourley will return
this week from Island Heights, N. X,
where ho has been the guest of Mr. and Mra.
E. Naudaln Simons nt their cottage.
Mrs Stephen Grceno, of 279 West Tul
pchocken street, accompanied by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Carl King, aro at Lake Tlacld, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Klngsloy, who
have been traveling through Canada, will
return to their homo, Phll-EUcna nnd Sher
man streets, this week. Their son. Mr. Wil
liam H. Klngstcy, Jr., is nt Plattsburg.
Mrs. D. R. Harper, of 211 West Choltcn
nvonuc, nnd her two children, Miss Jean
Harper nnd Mlis Helen Hnrpor, will go to
Ocean City, N. J., on Monday to spend two
weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Pressor entertained the
members of her reading club on Thursday
nfternoon at an Informnl plcnlo on tho lawn
of her home, 121 West Jamison street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stnnloy Quay Grady nre
being congratulated on tho birth of a daugh
ter Mary Jane Grady. Mr. Grady Is a son
of tho Into Senator Grady and Mrs. Grady.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford English, of
tho Powelton. have left for the Whlto
Mountains, where they will remain for tho
rost of tho season;
Mr. and Mrs M. P. McCullough, of 471K
Windsor avenue, nro Bpcndlng soveral
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mlsa Eva Fitzgerald nnd Miss Knthryn
Fitzgerald, of 5420 Chestnut street, nro
spending tho summer In Atlantic City.
Mrs. M. V. Furlong nnd Miss Mao T.
Furlong, of 4628 Walnut street, have re
turned homo after spending a few days
at the Chelsea, Atlantic City.
Miss Ida Hobcn, of 400 North Sixty
third Btroet, nnd Miss Adele Solomon, of
C141 Irving street, nro spending, a few
days at Wllllamsport as tho guests of Mrs.
T. Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Pollock, of 245
South Forty-sixth street, nro spending tho
summer at tho Chelsea, Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. Aloyxlus J. McCambrldge,
of 202 North Sixty-third street, aro re
ceiving congratulations on tho birth of n
daughter. Francos Stanbury McCambrldge,
on Tuesday, July 26. Mrs. McCambrldge
will bo remembered as Miss Loyola Stan
bury. Miss Jcsslo Carrlgan, of 5939 Catharine
street, spent a few days this week In
Atlantlo City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. H. Grosi. of 6747 Chest
nut street, nro spending tho summer nt the
Glenslde, Atlantic City.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. C Anrons nnd Miss Rosyo Reager,
of 2317 North Cloveland avenue, aro spend
ing the summer at the Dayton, Wlldwood.
Mrs. Virginia Leo Grosh. of Nineteenth
and Wallaco streets, Is spending a few days
with her mother In Lancaster.
Mr. C. Glnsburg and his family of 2236
Natrona street, aro nt tho Glenslde, Atlantlo
City.
Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs. George W. Haines, of 3724
North Thirteenth street, nre receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a daughter
on Tuesday In tho Chestnut Hill Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lb Roy Bartholo
mew, of 3110 North Broad street, are occu
pying their summer home In Stone Harbor.
Miss Elsie Krouse, formerly of West Alle
gheny avenue, will leave next week to spend
a month In Wlldwood.
Miss Hannah Firth Evans, of West On
tario street, who has been spending tho
early summer at the Wesley Inn, Wayne,
will leave on Monday to spend August In
Asbury Park.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carey, of 2008 Mc
Kean street, have returned from a trip to
Newport, R. I. Mies Lucie a. Carey and
Miss Ethel McNabb, of South C5th street,
have gone to Atlantlo City for two weeks,
stopping at the Hotel Traymore.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien, with their
son, Mr. Patrick Joseph O'Brien, 2d, of 525
South Fifth street, have returned home after
a five weeks' stay at the Breltnall Cottage,
Atlantlo City.
Mrs. Joseph II. Aaronson and her sot,,
Mr. Norman Ralph Aaronson, of 617 Pea
eral street, have returned from a three
weeks' stay at tho seashore. They will leave
shortly for Keene, N. IL, In tho White
Mountains, where they will spend the re
mainder of tho season.
Frankford
Mr. Joseph Paul!, of 583 Arthur street.
Fox Chase, has returned from Brooklyn, N.
Y., whero he has been spending two weeks
with his brother, Mr. S. S. Paul!.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schofield and their
sons, Mr. Stanley Schofield and Mr. Leroy
Schofield, of 5112 Falrhlll street, are spend
ing part of the summer at Ocean City, N, J.
Mr. and Mrs. William Margerlson and
their family, of 5229 North Front street.
Olney, aro spending the summer In Ocean
city, N. J.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Myrtle Adams, of North Sixth street,
la spending several weeks In Newport News,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosen and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis N. Goldsmith, of 1332 North
Franklin street, are at 122 South Seaside
avenue, Atlantic City for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hallowell have re
turned from a trip to Treasure Island at
Klngwood, N, J., where tiey visited their
son, Corporal Hallowell, of the Boy Scouts.
Roxborough
Miss Myra Wartraan, daughter of Mrs.
N. B. Wartman. of 300 Rochelle avenue,
Wlssahlckon, and her guest, Miss Dorothy
Allen, of Birmingham, Ala., will leave to
day for a week's stay at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantlo City. Among the many
entertainments arranged in honor of Miss
Allen will be a garden party by Mlsa
Dorothy Mecke, of Cynwyd. on August 6,
and a luncheon and card party by Miss
Wartman on Tuesday, August 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hopkins and their
young daughter, Mlsa Beralce Hopkins, will
Imvh on August 9 to spend the remainder
I of the summer In Wlldwood.
EVENING LBDGEIPlfeAl13LlffilA SAWBDAY, JUIY 29, 1916.
SISTERS TO WORK FOR CHARITY
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MISS MARY ELLIS
TWO BUSY RED CROSS CLASSES
HELD WEEKLY IN CAPE MAY
One Under Direction of Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, Other in
Charge of Mrs. Walter Starr Boadwalk Maid in
Atlantic City Carries Ornate Knitting Bag
CAPE MAY, July 29.
CAPE MAY matrons, not to bo outdono by
those at other resorts, aro bU9lly sewing
for tho lied Cross and two classes are In
full swing, meeting every Thursday. Mrs.
Andrew Wheoler Is tho organizer of one
class, whllo tho other, which meets nt tho
Golf Club, Is under tho direction of Mrs. It.
Walter Starr. A member of tho latter class,
Miss Florenco Frlshmuth. who Is spending
tho summer at tho Now Hotel, looked well
the other day In a sheer whlto blouse, i
whlto striped skirt and an old rose basket
weave hat bound In old rose ribbon. Her
Ewcator waa an old rose knitted one, with
belt, collnr nnd cuffs of gray wool. Mrs.
Calb Milne woro a dainty frock of pink
mull, with n lino llly-of-the-valley pattern
stamped on it and a close-fitting Btraw hat
of dull heliotrope color.
Mrs. William Bunn, of Philadelphia,
wenra with an ashes of roses silk sweater
gray silk stockings with gray and whlto
Bports shoes, a linen skirt, fine whlto blouse
and a (.tunning sailor hat of gray straw.
A motor party to Atlantic City Thurs
day Included Dr. and MrB. Knapp, of Bal
timore, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Brlnton Thomas.
Mrs. E O. Richards nnd Mrs. Graham
Archer also motored to tho resort to lunch
with Mrs. Ned Crozor.
Plans nro under way for a dancu to bo
glvon on August 18 at tho Corinthian Yacht
Club by tho Women's Commltteo of the
Golf Club. The proceeds nro to bo used
for tho upkeep of the charmingly appointed
clubhouse
Among thoso on tho Danco Commltteo nro
Mrs. II. M. Justl, Mrs. Herbert Fox, Mrs.
It. Walter Starr, Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson,
Mrs Georgo Boyd, Mrs Frederick Hard
ing and Mrs. A. Harding.
Mrs. Horace Eugono Smith entertained
Informally on her houseboat on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Buchanan returned to
Philadelphia yesterday after having spent
tho week as the guest of Miss Mario Starr.
Mrs. J. C. Ogden entertained nt brldgo
yesterday.
Mrs. W. N. Stevenson gave a delightful
brldgo on Wednesday at tho Golf Club.
Among hor guests were Mrs. Thomas East
wlclc, Mrs R. Walter Starr, Mrs. Hlldrcth,
Mrs. Herbert Fox, Miss Fry, Mrs. C.
Wegcr, Mrs. Lenahan, Mrs William Huoh
Ungs. Miss Jenks. Miss Stokes. Mrs. Wcavor,
Mrs. MacFarland, Miss Hazelhurst, Miss E.
Moorhead, Miss Shearer and Mrs. Ashhurst.
Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson gavo a brldgo
on Wednesday afternoon nt her cottage.
Mrs. Androw Wheeler has her mother,
Mrs. John W. Pcnrcc, as her guest nt her
Beach nvenuo cottngo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam Southern Conwny
spent several days hero.
Mrs. A. L. Phillips and Miss Rosalia
Oliver, of Philadelphia, havo taken a cottago
for tho remainder of tho summer.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 29.
KNITTING bags, of huge proportions,
modeled on tho lines of the old-fashioned
carpet bag, aro used by the Board
walk maid to carry her yarns. The enor
mous bags aro very gorgeous, and often
very costly affairs, built of tapestry and
Batlns adorned with gilt braid and silken
fruit Many miles of yarns must havo been
consumed here this summer. Clever girls,
who aro adept at knitting tho more Intricate
stitches so much In demand, are giving les
sons In tho art, and devoting the proceeds
to tho many charitable enterprises that aro
engaging the attention of the summer col
ony. Never beforo were so many demands
made on one's pursa for relief work.
A benefit will be given on the Garden
Pier tomorrow afternoon to add to tho
treasury of the Permanent Blind Relief War
Fund for soldiers and sailors. Anna Held
has offered her services for tho affair. Mrs.
Samuel P. Huhn, Mrs. Edward Porteous
and Sirs. Daniel Carstairs are among the
patronesses,
Mre. Edward E. Shields, of West Ches
ter, has Joined Mrs Joel J. Bailey, who Is
spending the summer at the Chalfonte.
Mrs Nathan Haines and her mother, Mrs.
M. C. Murphy are also at the Chalfonte.
They motored down from Burlington, and
will make several trips to adjacent resorts
during their sojourn here.
Spending the summer at Haddon Hall are
Mrs. David Henger, Miss Eva Henger, Mrs.
John Keen and Mrs, IX L. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Kelley, who
have been hero all summer, are enjoying
a fortnight's motor tour through the Berk
shlres. OCEAN CITY, July 29.
S a diversion, many of the young people
now spending the summer here have
started a new craze and one that attracts
much attenlto. In parties of half a dozen or
more, they stroll the Boardwalk late in
the evenings to the accompaniment of lively
strains from perhaps two or three mando
lins. Sometimes the Instruments are
manipulated by the girls, but more fre
quently by the youths.
Crabbing parties are the rage with quite
a few of the girls and matrons.
A treat Is In store for tha summer visitors
on Saturday, August 19, when "The
Follle3 of Ocean City" will be presented In
Fogg's Pier Theater by fifty or sixty of tho
younger set from Philadelphia, under the
direction of Mr. Walter G, Wroe. Among
those who will take leading parts will be
Miss Sarah Kendlg, Miss Gail ZInn. Miss
Estelle Lowe, Miss Emma McDowell, Miss
Elizabeth Lawrence, Miss Anna Hopkins,
Miss E3telle Rothacre, Miss Louise Roth
acre, Miss Edna Wroe. Miss Margaret Far
rell. Miss Oladys Ktncald, Mlsa Maria
Cramp and Mr Harry Schwarts.
Mr, J. M. Hutchinson and his family aro
Visitors,
Mrs. L. B. Mellor and Miss Margaret
W. Mellor, of Germantown, are visitors.
Mrs. II. H. Rowo and her family, of
Philadelphia, are here for a short stay.
Mrs. George W. Justls and her son, of
Sharon Hill, are among the visitors.
Mra. George M. Carr, Mlsa Helen Carr.
Miss Grace Carr and Miss Esther Carr, of
West Colllnsswood, are among the so
journers here.
WILDWOOD, July S9.
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK is spending
the week-end at this resort as the guest
of ex-Congressman J. Thompson Baker.
Mrs. J A- Cook Is spending a short vaca
tion at this resort.
Mr Murray Schwarts, of New York, la
I spending the summer at this resort.
MISS LAURA ELLIS
Doctor Fury Is entertaining Mr. Clyde
Fcaron, of Philadelphia, at his Wlldwood
avenuo cottago
Mr. 11. J. Hngenbucher, with his family,
has taken tho Ilnrtley apartments nt the
Crest for tho remainder of tho summer.
Mr. George L. Porter, manager of tho
Wlldwood baseball team, has set asldo one
day a week for tho ladles, who will bo ad
mltted free on that day.
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A personal statement
THE American public has known Sulz
berger & Sons for over half a century.
You know the quality of their meats and
meat food products you know the high stand
ard maintained by Majestic Hams and Bacon,
for example.
When the opportunity came to associate
myself with Sulzberger & Sons Co. I saw a
big, growing, successful institution, with large
plants located in the right sections, with splen
did possibilities to be made bigger and better
and broader.
I knew the organization. I knew its men.
I knew them to be men of big ideas " live
wires", eager and anxious for wider oppor
tunities. "S & S" built their business on their high
quality standard. They were just as jealous
of their good name as we are of that of
Wilson & Co
The advance in civilization creates new
standards, no greater advances have been
made than those in the preparation of foods
and we, with our enlarged Company and in
creased capital, with our keen, live, enthusi
astic force, will meet these demands and not
only maintain the high standards of the old
Company, but will put these standards even
higher.
CHICAGO
NOTE For a $hort time tea will continue to
iu the "S&S" label it mean all that it
always meant, ivith tha added etrength of tha
neut organization of Wilton & Co.
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CHURCH BENEFITS
BY FESTIVAL
Four-Day Affair in Aid of Our
Lady of Pompeii
Church
Tho second annual midsummer festival
of tho Church of Our Lady of Pompeii,
Erie avenue and Sixth street, was opened
Wednesday night by the rector, the Rev.
Paul Gentile, with appropriate ceremonies
and will contlnuo through tonight. The
ehurch grounds nnd the Erlo avenue block
from Sixth street to Seenth were attrac
tively decornted with flowers, flags and
bunting, nnd Illuminated with Japanese Inn
terns nnd multicolored electric bulbs Artis
tic rustic booths for tho snlo of exquisite
nrt needlework, useful nrtlcles nnd confec
tionery, wero presided over by groups of
pretty girls costumed In keeping with tho
decorations Tho program of amusements
Included special music, moving pictures,
slides nnd rides. Each evening there Is
somo novel nttrnctlon. Those taking part
In the Interesting affair nre Mlsa Mary Ellis,
Miss Laura Ellis, Mrs. F. Fltzpatrlck, Miss
Alice McCaffrey, Miss Elizabeth McCaffrey,
Mrs. J. Gaffney, Miss Elizabeth Brnun, Miss
Katharlna Edlnger, Miss May Mnglnns,
Miss kllzabcth Buckley, Mrs R. Dodcy,
Miss M. Convey, Mlsa Mary Bray, Mrs. E.
Teulner, Miss M. Mebbnun, Miss M. Mc
Ellvaln, Miss Knthnrlno Heck, Miss Mary
Bradley, Miss Edith Gornnn, Miss Mary
Mnrcaso, Mlsa Elvira Dl Sandro, Miss Mary
1)1 Orlo, Miss Jcnnlo 1)1 Orto, Miss Llzzlo
1)1 Orlo, Mr. Charles Buckley, Mr. Jnmos
Edlnger. Mr. M. McGlnughln, Mr. Peter
Ellis, Mr Angelo Ellis, Mr. James Vlsco,
Mr. t'nilddia Leva, Mr. E. Hnffcy, Mr A.
Hudson. Mr Louis O'Neal, Mr. William
Gnffncy, Mr. William Pollock. Mr. C. Ilnsch,
Mr. James Quinn, Mr. William Horknns,
Mr. J. Concry, Mr. James Carollo and Mr.
Joseph Dl Orlo.
SUCCESSOR TO SULZBERGER &J
NEW YORK KANSAS CITY
Distributing Branches in all Leading Cities
Along the Reading
Mr nnd Mrs Henry K. kasselbaum, of
Elklns Park, have left for Atlantlo City
to spend several weeks.
Mrs. George A. Elsasser, Jr., of Meeting
House road, Meadowbrook, and Mrs. John
Glenn, have left for Wlldwood, where they
aro the guests of Mrs. Emllle S. Redding.
Miss Dorothy Ruddach, of Noble, will
leave for Now York next Saturday, August
B, where she will be tho guest o,f friends
for several days and will attend tho wed
ding of Miss Marjorlo Watt and Mr. Philip
Bench nt the Llttlo Church Around tho
Corner
Mr Edwin Stevens, of Wyncote road, Jen
klntown. has left for Chicago, where ho will
Join his family for tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Fortner, of Summit
nvenue, Jcnklntown, arc spending tho sum
mer In New England.
Friends of Mr. George L. Pnrker, of Sec
ond street and City line, Oak Lane, will bo
glnd to hear that ho Is recuperating from
his recent Illness, and has left for Chelsea
to spend several weeks as tho guest of his
mother. m
Mr nnd Mrs. James Tyre, of 8716 North
Eighth street, Oak Lane, will leavo today
for Ocean City, N. J., whero they wilt spend
part of tho summer. They will be accom
panied by their daughter, Miss Marlon
Tyre, who will spend a fow dnys before
leaving for Atlantic City to bo tho guest
of Mlsa Juno Harmcr during August
Mr. Harry Ambler, Jr. Mr. Samuel Am
bler and Mr. E. 11. Ambler, of Ablngton, are
spending two weeks camping at Point Pleas
ant, N. J.
Miss Anna E. Caldwell, of Willow Grove,
Notices for th Soeletr psze will be. ne
rented iuul printed In the, r.vmlnn l.tdffr.
Itnt nil mull notlrei must be written on one
olile or the pnnrr, mint he slsnril In full,
with full ni'trn, nnd when pos.lble tele
phone number ksul bo Un.
jwtnd nil oueh roinmunlentlans to "Bnelftj
IMItor," Ltenlnr Ledzer, 008 Cheatnut
Unlr Iht'f requirement nre rnrrled ont,
no Hint ttrlllcntlon mnr be possible, tho
notice will not bo published.
CO,
by Thomas
SONS
Already we see the results of the new or
ganization. Increasing sales, heavier demands
for "Majestic" products, tells the story.
We are going to co-operate with the
stock-raiser; we are going to encourage stock
raising in every agricultural district We
want the supply of live stock increased. With
our wide facilities we should be able to bring
about conditions which will lower the price of
meats to you.
We believe that all meats and meat food
products you ,are asked to buy should be
handled with respect. That is why, in addi
tion to the safeguard of United States gov
ernment inspection, we insist upon rigid clean-1
liness and sanitary conditions in every one of
our plants.
We want you to know and to believe that
the name "Wilson & Co." is actually a pure
food name. It is a guarantee of purity, clean
liness and quality.
So here is the spbndid old "S & S" institu
tion after more than half a century of suc
cessful growth built into a bigger, better and
broader organization.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
of the United States and Foreign
"Just say Wilson's
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has rone to Johnstown
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and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Jo
, Atmrw
Mr and Mrs. Wflllarn O. Koltf. of Oak
Lane, havo left for Atlantic City, Where the1 'J
are spending some tlm at the Hotel Tray
more. Miss Taulane, of Florence rtnd Beech-
wood avenues, Jenklntown, hfts Mr1. Ahet
Mrs. William Stevenson, of Logan, as hor
guests for several days., Miss Taulane ha
also had her nephew, Mr. James Smith, of
Souderton, ns her guest for several months,
Mr. Smith returned to his homo this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, of Webster
avenue, Wyncote, will leave next Tuesday
for an extended trip through tho Thousand
Islands, Lako George nnd Lake Champlatn,
stopping at Montreal, Can., for several
days on their return.
Delaware County
Mr. Ward Hlnkson, of Ridley Park, Is
spending two weeks at Lake Placid, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worrell, Dr. and
Mrs J. V. Mershon and Mr. and Mrs. W
G. Hnlkett of Ridley Park, are on a
motor trip to Kennebunkport, Me.
Miss Hlldegnrdo Jacobs and Miss Lenors
Jackson, accompanied by Mrs. P. Scott
Jacobs, of Moylan, nre spending two weeks
camping In tho Poconos,
Mrs. William J.
entertaining Miss
Stroudsburg.
Dunbar, of Media, Is
Mcrlo M. Smith, of
Miss Frnnccs Wright, of Moylan, Is en
tertaining Miss Edith M. Baker, of Hyan
nls, Mass. Hor brother, Mr. Edward Wright,
has Mr. Thomns Havilnnd, of Atlantlo City,
as his guest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Temple, of Media,
nro entertaining Miss Helen Mcdholdt, of
Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Rclder, of
Media, aro receiving congratulations on tho
birth of a daughter.
Lansdowne
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph C. Stewnrt, of North
Lnnsdowno avenue, are spending Boveral
weeks at Belgrado Lakes, Mo.
E. Wilson
PRESIDENT.
LOS ANGELES
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