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NANCY WYNNE SPEAKS ABOUT
VARIOUS DOINGS IN SOCIETY
Curious Things Are Done by Persons in Society Needlework-Guild
on Main Line Flourishes in Sum
mer as in Winter
"TTTITII the nrst of August about to
VV buret upon us, town Is Indeed a sad
place ns far as looks nre concerned. Just
walk Up "Walnut, Spruce or Locust
streets from about Sixteenth street out
toward thoi Schuylkill ithd you will see
a land of deserted homes. One dpes not
mind tho desertion part 60 much as the
dust and dirt of the pavements, which
nre left from May or 'June until Oclo
bcr and November unswept, unwashed
and covered with the dust of ages. How
oyer, thore are still somo of tho high
lights left In town, though It Is really
hard to believe In these days of democ
racy that any persons should wish to give
tho falso impression that they have left
Op town whon thoy haven't. Such Is the
case, however, as I have reason to know,
and, my dear, It was discovered In the
funniest way!
I had read In several society columns
that Mr. and Mrs. So and So and their
family had gono to a northern resort;
that Is, Mrs. and her daughters had and
Mr. would Join them later. In fact, the
notice had boon wrltton In tho lady In
question's own hand writing I was told
by tho one who published it. "Well, on
Thursday afternoon, you remember, there
was a sudden strange flash ot( lightning
and vlplont clap of thunder without sign
of rain. I happened to bo walking up
tho strcot.at tho moment, when suddenly
tho window in tho third story of a cor
tain homo was flung up and tho shutters
unbolted, whllo twq frightened women,
gowned In kimonos, gazed out to seo what
tho nolso had beon. They quickly closed
tho windows on seeing some ono passing,
but not quickly enough to prevent recog
nition. I walked on wondering what nil
tho secrecy was about. Many perrons
etay In town all summer for business rea
sons or for pccunlaiy reasons, but why
bo ashamed of It and seek to hide tho fact
by stilling back of closed windows nil
ummer?
Though wo are pnHt midsummer, ns
I havo observed before, tho Interest In
working for the soldlerH has not abated,
teaming hot weather or not, and every
Tuesday during tho summer those wom
en living on tho Main Line who have
not gono north, south, east or west meot
at tho homo of Mrs. W. W. Montgomery,
Jr., In Radnor. They sow for tho men
abroad under tho auspices of the Queen
Mary Needlework Guild. Among those
who attondod tho last meeting were Mrs.
Bob Montgomery, Miss Julia Wood, Mrs.
Ket 'Willing, Mrs. Murdock Kendrlck
nnd Mrs. Joe Du Bnrry. 3d. Mrs. Du
Barry is the younger sister of Mrs. "W.
W. Montgomery; you know Mrsv Mont
gomery was Tannlo Urock nnd Mrs. Du
Barry was 1311a Brock. An informal
luncheon was sen ed after the sewing.
Tho Horace Eugene Smiths and family
are at Capo May this season, nnd nre the
center of many delightful parties. Thoy
havo their houseboat in the thoroughfare
x,and entertain on it as well ns at the
Tacht Club nnd Golf Club. Tomorrow
night they will give a dinner nt tho
Corinthian Yacht Club, nnd the guests
will dattco nftcrward. Tho Smiths aio
creat favorites and their Invitations nro
eagerly sought afor over Blnco tho flrst
party they gavo when Edith came put. It
was a Halloween affair, you remember,
and tho guests wore fancy costumes. So
great was tho success thereof that each
year since then tho festlvltlea havo been
repeated, much to tho enjoyment of all
concerned. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mrs. Herbert M. Tilden, of Overlelgh.
Germantown, announces the engagement
of her sister. Miss Lorna D. Megargee. to
Lieutenant Harold Enrlo Cook, U. S. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Chew, returned to
Vanor on Friday from Europe.' Mr. Chew
has been abroad for more than a year,
having beer, appointed a member of tho
Belgian Relief Committee. Mrs. Chew
joined her husband last April.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. C. Hnrvey and chil
dren returned on Saturday to their homo
In Radnor from a six weeks' motor trip
through New England and Pennsylvania.
Mr. William West Trazler, of Meeting
Houxo rnnd. Ilydl, has loft for Northeast
Harbor, Me, where he will spend the sum
mo. Mr. trailer will have his son In law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Brlnley, and their family as his guests for
several weeks.
Miss Alberta Caven Hensel, daughter of
Mrs. E. Caen Hensel, of Haverford, whose
engagement to Mr, Joseph N. Pew, Jr., of
Bryn Mawr, has Just been announced, with
her-sister, Miss Edwtna Hensel, whose en
gagement to Dr. Wharton Smith, of Balti
more, was announced recently, are now tour
ing the , New England States with their
mother.
Mrs. George D. Ogden and Miss Katha
rine Ogden, of Oakdene, Radnor, left to
day for Dewey Island, Alexandria Bay, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Hammond, of
Pittsburgh, m their summer camp.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Phlllppus Miller, who will be a
debutante of the coming season, returned
on Saturday to her home after a visit In
Ashland, N. II, Miss Miller was Introduced
at a garden party given by her parents
early in June,
Mrs. Benjamin Chew Tllghman and Mrs.
Walton Clarke, Jr. are among the Phila
delphia brides who will spend part of the
summer at El Paso, Tex., In order to be
near their husbands Mrs. Joseph M. Fox,
mother of Mrs. Tllghman, will accompany
her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Barklle are
Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Hamilton Gary, of
Now York, at their Newport home(
Along the Main Line
AROMORE Mrs. Theodore F. Turner
has returned from a fortnight's visit in
West Chester.
HAVERFORD Mr. and Mrs. Harry V.
Register, of Pove Mill Farm, are spending
the summer at their cottage In Smlthtown
Branch, I I.
BRYN MAWR Dr. and Mrs. John Gra.
ham, of 128 South Fifteenth street, have
taken a house on Roberts road, which they
will occupy during August,
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs, J. Edward Durham and
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Durham, of
319 Vet Johnson street, will go to Spring
Lake today, to spend several weeks.
Mis Eleanor Mencte, of West Hortter
street U the guest of Mrs. Diddle Frlsh
muth, at Rlverton.
Mrs. Theodor Q. Selxaa, of WhaaUckSA
avenue, Germantown, Is spending a few
weeks In the mountains of Vermont. Miss
Emelle Bellas has joined Aloha Camp, nt
Falrlee, Vt, for the months of August nnd
September.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Harry Porter, of 318 West
Johnson street, who are spending the sum
mer nt their country home, FltzwatertOwn,
Montgomery County, will return In Sep
tember. Mr. and Mrs Edwin A Frlcke and their
daughter, Miss Emilia Frlcke, of 134 West
Upsal street, are at the Woodland Inn,
Ambler. '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomns Hnrland, of 7440
Stenton avenue, nccompanted by Mr. nnd
Mrs. D. II. Nesbttt, will leave today for n
motor trip through New England.
Miss May Slbet, of 6503 Stenton nvenue,
has returned from a short visit to Better
ton, Md.
Miss EstherSllvcrsteln. of Souderton, Pa ,
spent a few days with Mrs. C. Shotall, of
Germantown.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Comly Wilson
nnd Mr. Frederick Fleck Wilson, of 5128
North Camao street, Logan, are spending
tho summer nt Wlldwood, where they have
taken apartments until September.
MIbs Leona Palllstcr, of Onkloy, Cat ,
who Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Bates, of Meeting House road, will re
turn to her home next week, Sir. nnd Mrs.
Bates entertained n week-end party at
their homo, when their guests Included Miss
Mnrjorlo MocTammnny, Miss Frances
Guernsey, Miss Florence Phillips, Miss Cath
erine 55um, Miss Martha Crowley. Mr. James
Crowley, Mr, John Maxwell, Mr. Horace
Fields, Mr. Walter Mann. Mr. Alfred Noycs,
Mr. Harry Beach nnd Mr. and Sirs. Fred
erick Rodman.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Frcdorlck Herbert, of
Ponmar, Old York road, Elklns Park, havo
returned to their homo from Atlantic City.
Sir. Richard Wootley. Mr. Norman Jones,
Mr. Lumts Curtis and Mr, Roy StcKce have
been nttendlng tho camp at Plattaburg dur
ing this month.
Miss Rebo Stoop, of Noble, will spend
tho month of August In Atlantic City. .
Friends of Mrs Edward Marshall, of
Susquehanna road, Rydat, will be glad to
heat that she Is recuperating rapidly after
her recent operation for appendicitis. She
Is still nt tho Ahlngton Hospital, hut ex
pects td return to her home this week.
West Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Sirs Mnlmon nnd their son, Mas
tor Isndoro Malmon, of Chicago, III , nre
visiting MrB. Mnlmon's sister, Mrs. Aaron
Bnrnlt, of 1721 North 51st street.
Miss Sara Hoffman and Miss Blanche
Hoffman, of 5710 Chester ajonue, hao
Joined their pnrents at their summer home
In Atlantic City for tho remainder of the
Hcason.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Vantlne, of 5023
Summer street, will spend two weeks in
Ocean City as tho guests of friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs William Devlne and their
two young daughters. Miss Rita Devlno and
Miss Anna Devlne, formerly of 321 North
Folton street, have moved to Muncy, Pn ,
until lato In the fall.
Dr. W. Frank McLoughlln. of 1327 North
rifty-thlrd street, has left for tho Mexican
border.
Miss Mae Mooney, of 231 North FJfty
nlnth street, Is spending several weeUs at
Atlantic City with Beeral other friends.
Miss Alice Lnnahan nnd Miss Anna
Lanahan. of 418 North Slxty-llrst street,
and Miss Mary E. Walls, of 416 North
Sixty-flint street, have left for Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frame and their
young Bon, Master Thomas Frame, Jr, of
330 North Horton street, are spending a
week In Atlantic City as the guests of Miss
Mary Hare, of Massachusetts avenue.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Dolinsky, of 611 Jackson
street, have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Silas Bertha Dolinsky, to Mr.
Morris Wold, of Chicago, 111.
Mrs. Hanna Lrmer, of Brooklyn, N. Y Is
spending several weeks as the guest of Sir.
and Mrs. I. Berkowltz, of 2017 South Nine
teenth street.
Miss Pautlne Klalman and MIbs Sonhle
Klalman, of Third and Porter streets ; SIlss
Rose Moin, 345 Gladstone street, and Mixs
Minerva Caplan, of 638 Snyder aenue, will
spend the month of August id Atlantic City.
SIlss Slay Potash, of. So"Uth Philadelphia,
has left for Atlantic City, where she ex
pects to remain for several weeks. Her
fiance, Sir, Alexander C. Roseman, will go
to Atlantic City shortly.
Tioga
Mr.' and Mrs. S. Burger, of 1215 West
Tioga, street, have Issued Invitations for
the wedding of their daughter. Miss Fay
Burger, to Mr, Leo M, Abrahams, on the eve
ning of Saturday, August 12, at 8:30 o'clock
In the Adath Jeshurun Temple, Broad above
Diamond streets The bride wilt have her
sister, SIlss Juliet Burger, as maid of honor,
and SIlss Rosella Abrahams, the bride
groom's sister, Miss Thekla Back, Stiss Delia
J, Trlileld and Miss Mary H. Slmson, as
bridesmaids. Attending the bridegroom will'
be his brother, Mr, Irvln Abrahams, as
best man, and his ushers will be Mr.
Julius Abrahams, Mr. Jerome Back, Mr.
Yale Nathapson and Mr. Gustavo Klein.
SIlss Edna Gaw, of West Allegheny ave
nue, who spent the early part of the summer
as tho guest of Sirs. Ralph Naiel, at her
cottage, 226 South Rhode Island avenue,
Atlantic City, win return to airs. leasers
homo In August.
Miss Bertye Wlnslow, of IJ3 West Erie
avenue, Is visiting friends In New York.
Miss Beatrice Morgan, of. North Uher
street, who has been spending some time
in Atlantic City, returned home on Saturday.
Mr. andMrs. Edward Greer will spend
August in Sea Isle City.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs, Joseph Loeb and their
family, of 57 Nqrth Eighth street, are
spending the summer at the Merlon, At
lantic City.
Mr, A. M. Burd and his family, of 1719
North Franklin street, are spending the
summer at Eaglevllle, Pa.
Mlsa Anna JafTe, of 1431 North Sixth
street, and MIs Reda BurnsUIn, of 1725
North Seventh street, are spending a week
In Atlantic City.
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the, above picture are Miss M. H.
Armstrong, Mrs. G. W. Flounders,
MANY CLOSE-PITTING CHAPEAUX
WORN TO COMBAT OCEAN BREEZES
Shore Resorts in Full Swing for Incoming of August.
Large Dinner Dance at Corinthian Yacht Club, Cape
May Preparedness Concert in Ocean City
ATLANTIC CITY, July 31.
SEA brcezcB, which hao a way of d sar
rnnglng tho tresses of tho Boardwalk
maid, hac caused her to cast aside her
largo hats for small, close-nttlng clnpcnux.
Tho latest millinery conceits are worn with
long, flowing ells draped about tho hat and
raised from tho fnco They look not unllko
wldowB bonnets of n dozen years ago
Sirs. Qnlncy Adams Gllmoro wns In a
chair yesterday wearing with her white
sport frock a black-and-white plntd silk
sweater with a broad white silk collar. Her
black hat was simply adorned with a whlto
twisted cord about tho crown.
Sirs Edmund P. Hallahnn who Is spend
ing pnrt of tho summer with her pnrents
nt their cottage on St Charles place. If
wearing a whlto feathered turban with a
whlto laco ell and a silk rporti suit.
As usual, there were a number of nutomo
bile parties here oor the week-end. SIlss
Josephine Torrcnce. SIlss Katherino Tor
renco and Sir. Robert SI. Torrence motored
from York, Pa., and nro nt tho Slarlbor-ough-Blenhelm
Another motor party nt
the name hotel Includes Sir. C. F. Webster.
Miss Charlotte Webster, Sir nnd Sirs. Carl
R. Jones and Sir. Walter Kraft.
Among the Phlladelphlans here for tho
remainder of the season nro Sir, and Sirs
John H. Rice, who nre nt Haddon Hnll ; Dr.
and Sirs Lewis H Adlor. who nro at tho
Chalfonto ; Dr. and Sirs E. B. Gleason and
SIlss Helen Glenson, who nre nt tho Chel
sea : Sir. and Sirs. John C. SIcKeon nnd his
family, of SIcrlon, aro at the Brighton
Commodbro Bolms gnve a yachting party,
at which the following guests were present:
Sirs. Harriet Kennedy. Sirs. J. A. SIcClos
key, SIlss SIcCloskey, SIlss Grace Darling.
SIlsi Kennedy. SIhs SInud Wlnland, SIlss
Gladys Wlnland. Colonel E. D Tllton, Mr.
E. T Tllton and Sir. Webster Tllton.
A Juenlle party wns held at the Atlantic
City Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon for
the sons and daughters of the members of
tho club. A Slay polo dance, which was
nrrnnged by Sirs Jesse W. Starr, 3d, nnd
sjlss Emily C. Scull, wns one of tho fea
tures of the occasion Slips Dorothy Lig
gett, tho attractive llttjo daughter of Sirs.
John C. Liggett, did an artistic barefoot
dance, nnd tho accomplished Hubbard chil
dren were immensely entertaining. Miss
Blanche Hubbard played the harp. Master
Charles Huhbard did a buck-and-wlng
dance and SIlss Jrene Hubbard, In nddltlorr
to a toe dance, played a cello solo. There
was dancing for the adults from 5 until
7 o'clock.
Sirs. F. S. SIprrls Is at the Traymore
with Sirs SI. J. Clark and SIlss Clark, of
New York.
A family party at the Chelsea Includes
Sirs. J. B. Parker, Sirs. W. SI. Beaman,
SIlss Dorothy Beaman and SIlss Olsen.
CAPE MAY, July 31.
rnUE first big dinner-dance of the Benson
lL:ook place Friday evening at the Corinth
ian Yacht Club. Among the many dinner
parties waa one given by Mr, and Mrs. Fred
eric L. Harding, of Beach avenue, who en
tertained in honor1 of their week-end guests,
Mr, and Mrs Walter Klemm. of Philadel
phia. Their other guests were Sir. and Sirs.
Arthur Harding, Sir. and Mrs. Lewis A.
Dayts, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Castner, Sir. and
Sirs. T. Herman yetterleln and Mr. and
Sirs. Basil Harris.
Others who gave dinners were Commodore
James P. Forsythe, Sir. Mark Casselman,
Miss Claire N. Vele. Sir, Hallowell. SIlss
Bessie Gallagher and Mr. J. W, Moorhead.
On Saturday there were boat races In the
afternoon, besides swimming exhibitions by
the club members and a club dance n the
evening.
Today several yachts will arrive In the
harbor, and there will be special entertain
ment for the guests arranged by Mr. Morton
R. Alexander,
Tomorrow there will be a Coxe-Hall 60
mlle sea race for cruisers.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Hardlpg have had
Mr, and Sirs. Lewis Davis, of Bala, as their
guests over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howard, of South
Orange, who are guests at the Chalfonte,
entertained 1Z guests at a crabbing party
on Thursday afternoon. Among those
present were Sir. and Mrs. Sutton, Miss
t (nft-nv 1 1 rflflli1. Mlsa Ellen Orion. Mlaa
Helen Buehler, Miss jean Slumford, SIlss
Gladys Moreno, miss rnoeoe aaiiernetu,
Mrs. T Ashby Blythe and Mr. Frederick
Satterfleld,
Mrs. Harris Taylor and her son, Mr.
Harris Taylor, of Washington, are regis
tered at the Colonial
Mrs- Harrison W- Latta, of 4418 Walnut
street. West Philadelphia, Is visiting her sis-ter-ln-law,
Mrs, John Latta, of Haverford,
at the Colonial Others staying thra are
Mr. W W Corkran, Mr. John D Boyd, Jr.,
and Mr- and Sirs. N' F. Eberbach.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, of the Netherlands,
West Philadelphia, will arrive today, to
stay at the new Hotel Cape May until
August )6. when aha will be the guest of
Mrs. W Huehlings, ,
Mrs, William Drayton Orange motored to
Atlantic City yesterday with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown, of Hortter
street, Germantown, have arrived at the
new Stockton, Villa, ala Sir. and Mrs.
ChannlBg- Way, of West Chester.
tho htfmc of Mrs. Chnrloa Bond at Llklna Park. Amonp those shown In
Wcntz, Mrs. G. E. Brccht, Mrs. R. II. Snyder, Mrs. B. J. Jones, Mrs. A. D.
Mrs. R. S. Graven and Mrs. W. R. Waiters. Seated are Mrs. Charles Bond
nnd Mrs. W. S. McUermond.
SIlss Ethel Shield, of Beach aenne, has
returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. llarlnn a Scott hns returned to her
cottage after n lslt to Wilmington
Sllns Ann'X Tnfel, who has been stnlng
nt tho Stockton Villa since tho early pnrt of
July, has gone to camp In the Thousand
Islands region until tho latter pnrt of
August, when aha will rejoin her family
here.
Tho Rov Paul Sturteant Howe, elder of
the Pennylnnln Society of Ma) (lower De
scendants will dellcr a lecture on Ruiiln
nt the opera house, Jacksnn trcot, tomor
row ccnlng, for tho benctit of the Clurch
of tho Advent, of which Sir. Howe Is not
ing rector.
OCEAN CITY, N J., July 31
THE'boys'of St. Tnul's Church choir, of
Chestnut Hill, Sir. W. St. Clnro Knodlo,
choirmaster; Dr. Henry Green, Sir. Frnnk
SI. Conly. SIIB3 Leonoro Hlldegardo Wltze
mann, daughter of Sir John K. Wltzemnnn,
of the Philadelphia Orchestra; Sir. George
Henry Smith, SIlss Abigail Joiner Wllllnms,
poprnno of Madison, N Y nnd Master
Sidney Agcr took pnrt In n muilcalo and
recital glon nt the Normnndlo Hotel Satur
day evening for tho benetlt of Holy Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tho annual baby parade to bo held on tho
Boardwalk Snturday, August 26, is arousing
Interest among the mothers here A general
committee of tho Ocean City Boardwalk
Business Slen's Association and the Ocean
City Hotel Proprietors' Association hns been
formed, of which Sir. George F Slann la
chairman ; Sir Georgo W F Woodslde, sec
rctary, and Sirs. H. C. Treemnn, treasurer.
The other members are Sirs Johnson Roney,
SIra. F, Jllchoner, Sirs T H Hewllngi, Sir.
James H. Simpson and Dr S Llpschutz.
The parade was held for the flrst time last
August, and It was such a pronounced suc
cess that cottagers nro eager to have their
children enter this year, nnd the affair
promises to be even moro attractive. Prizes
will be glren In the various classes.
Elaborate preparations havo been made
for tho preparedness concert to be given
nt the Ocean City Yacht Club this evening
for the benetlt of the Ocean City Branch
of the Soldiers' Relief League. The local
committee comprises Sirs. William D Sher
rcrd. of Haddonfleld. nnd Sirs. Alfred SI.
Gray and Sirs Frederick A Slack, of Phila
delphia, cottagers here. There are 130
patronesses The program will be varied
and will Include vocal and Instrumental
numbers.
WILDWOOD, July 31.
THE Sunday evening concerts given In
connection with Director Pfelfrer'B Or
chestra nt the new Casino Auditorium here
hne been most successful. Last evening's
soloist was Sir. Mlsha Ferenzo, the tenor.
On Sunday evening. August 6. the soloist
will be our own SIlss Kathryne SIcGlnley, a
native of Wlldwood, who for the last Ave
years has won n leading place In the musl,
cal circles of Philadelphia as a lyrlo so
prano of great promise.
Sir, nnd Sirs J F.- Potter, of Phllade).
phla. are guests at the Dayton Hotel.
SIlss Louise McCall, whose home Is in
Washington, Is spending the summer at this
resort
Sir. C. St. Stroman, of Slount Airy, has
rented the FInkblnder cottage at Boulevard
and Buttercup road. Wlldwood Crest.
Miss Anna rurey Is the guest of Miss Ad
Long at the Wlldwood Apartments.
Sirs. George W, Otto and her son and
daughter are spending two weeks at the
Comfort Cottage.
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SIlss Helen Thomas of J IS Ttochelle ave
nuo, who hns boon traveling through tho
West with Miss Louisa Hall and SIlss Bessie
Zimmerman, has reached Chicago nnd will
remain In that city until September. SIlss
Halt and SIlss Zimmerman will -visit the
Pacific coast, nnd upon their return will
Join SIlss Thomas In Chicago.
Mrs Andrew Harbison, of Queen lane,
Falls of Schuylkill, Is entertaining her son
and grandBon, Sir Thomas Harbison and
Staster Thomas Harbison, Jr., of College
vlllo, Pa. i
SIlss Irene Thompson, of Crecn lane. Is
visiting her nunt, Sirs. Cabell Tjndnll at
her summer homo at Logics Slerc, ,
Sir. and Sirs George B. Lvans, of Ly
coum avenuo. have Joined tho ltoxborough
cottagers at Langport.
Sir. and Sirs Slelvlllo Lovejoy aro spend
ing several weeks In Wlldwood.
Sir. and Sirs Ernest Barras, of 480 Slar
tln street, will leave shortly for an auto
mobile trip through eastern Now York.
The Young Slen's Association of the Falls
of Schuylkill will give Its thirteenth nn
nual excursion to Augustine Bench on Sat
urday. Sir nnd Sirs. Harry H. Thompson, of 477
Slonasto'ry avenue, havo returned from Capo
Slay nnd will go to Wlldwood to remain
through September.
Sirs Robert Hays and her children. Mas
ter Howard Hays and SIlss Jane Hays, of
344 Green lane, have gone to Ocean City
for a fortnight.
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PI DELTA EPSILON FRATERNITY
ENTERTAINS AT OCEAN CITY HOMB
Hotise Parties Given During Season by Members--Dfnner
Dances and Other Festivities in Honor
f of Visiting Guests
fTWIC summer home of the Alpha Chapter,
JLfi D?i!ta Hpsllon Fraternity, University
of ijmnsylvanla, at Ocean City, has been
the scene of much activity during the past
wceK,
Tb e week opened with a party dn the beach
nt "XZllrty-stxlh street, followed on Tuesday
by h motor trip to Atlantic City nnd a
darce In the evening. A dinner dance was
held! nt the fraternity house on Wednesday,
and I later In the evening a motorboat trip"
vvaf taken across Egg Harbor. The guests
at fho dinner dance on Wednesday were
MlfB Miriam H. IC Wilson, Brldgeton, N. J.j
Sllfj Itcbccca Pharo, of Hurffvllle, N. J.J
SII( Martha nice. Miss Dorothy nlco, of
Cnije Slny Court House, N, J,; Silas Rosa
Dlx of Capo Stay Court House, N. J,: SIlss
Sa GofT, of Ocean City, N. J. : Str. Friend
C. 1 atght and SIlss C Jane Ogden, of Phtt
ad()hla. SIlss Ogden has been acting as
chpneron
tnong tho recent guests of the fraternity
vvels SIlss Helen Shoyer, Str. J. A. Carey.
Sir I George B HurlT. Jr., Str Adolph Selts,
Stlrr Jano n. Cornwell, Stlss Anne Rocap,
Str. I Crenswell McClelland. Stlsa Doria M.
Bint Stlsa Graco M Bcntzet, of York. Pa. !
Sir. (Stanley II, Berry, Mr. Friend C. Halght
andLMrs Gordon D. van Deraee.
Tna following members of PI Delta Bp
sllou have been spending part of their va
cations at the frntcrn ty house! Mr. A. It.
Stcftlrllnnd. Mr. W. K. Smith. Mr Wlllhm
P, 'Jlelnch. Str W. Grant Pdueger. Str. W.
Dcnpjcs Yengcr, Str. II. F. Case, Str. Will
iam I J. t.avvnon. Sir. O. B. Gold, Str. Head
Hoop, Str. J. IC. Sfathlcnon, Sir. Curtis S.
Hnlllt. Str. Clarence L. Wells, of Reading,
Pa a Mr. I.lndley 8. Hurff, Str. St. C. Webb,
Str. ICharlcs Sheridan, Str, Warren H. Hart
manl Str. II. SI. Hcbrank, Sir. Joseph II.
Gctia, Jr., Str. Carl A. Goodwin, Str. John
I, rt ccnughey, Sir. J. N. Altkcn, Jr., Sir.
Stniiey St. Swartlcy, Sir. Earl S. Newklrk,
Sir Wnlter K. l'etty. Str. J. Russell Slack.
Sir. III. B. Bacon. Sir. Lo Roy D. Garrett
and (Gordon D. van Derzec.
Stiss Leonora Sanvlllo, of 6412 North
Water street, entertained the following
gucids nt her home on Friday evening:
SIlss Trances Gath, Stiss Theresa Traynor,
SIlssj Kathryn Kongetmann, Miss Grace
Camden and Vicinity
Sim. William Kelchncr nnd her fnmlly,
of JUKI Cooper street, are at their Wlldwood
cottna;e.
Sim. Wllllnm Wood nnd her daughter,
Sirs. I S. F. Glenn, of Stoorcstown, are In
Stnlnr.
Sin. L. T. Read, of B14 Cooper street.
Is vliatlng her son. Sir. William T. Road,
and his fnmlly at tholr Chelsea cattngo
and Willi goto Buck Hill Falls for August.
SIlss Amanda Toome, of West Philadel
phia. 8a visiting her elster. Sirs. Charles
Stocklim, at Sixth nnd Cooper streets.
Sirs I Elv Ira Woodward and Sirs. Carrie
Hnckctk will tako a trip to Canada In
AugusU
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Str. pnd Sirs Wllllnm Buzby and their
two sons, Staster Stewart Buzby and Staster
John Buoiby, of 5316 Rising Sun nvenue, nre
spending! tho summer In the Pocono Sloun
tains. !
Sirs. Jiastes Tlppens of B423 Water street,
Olney, hrH had Sirs. Laura Tlppens nnd her
son, of Veal Philadelphia, as her guest
for "several days.
Sirs Gciorgo Blckley and her two sons,
Slaster GiWge Blckley and Master Felton
Blckley, ofl 6310 North Front street, Olney,
nre spending ten days In Staryland.
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Cnedcker. Sills' Florence Traynor, Mle
Leonora Whlthhoa,. Mia lCnthnhl banvltt.
Stiss Leonora Banvllle, Sirs. Florence White
head, Staster Franklin Whitehead, Mr. nt
Mrs. Frank Sanvllle, Jr., Mr. Raymond
Gathers, Mr, Alfred McCnrt, Sir, ChATle
Fuerke, Mr. Ira Meeker and Mr, Maurle
Unruh. .
The Dux Club held Its weekly meetln
last night at the h6me of Mr. Maurice Jfc
Cohen. 413 Christian street, A moonlight
excursion will be held by the club on the
evening of Saturday, August IV.
Miss Cordelia Hergeshelmer and Mhrt
Clara Hergeshelmer entertained the mem
bers of their sewing circle nnd a few
additional guests last Thursday. Those
present were Stiss Starle Llnck. Miss Mar
thn. Llnck. SIlss Kflle Hlrzel, SIlss Florence
Roakes. Miss Mildred Coward. Miss Osle
Rlcketts, SIlss Dorothy Bentley. Master
George Hergeshelmer, Staster Herbert Her
geshelmer and Staster Fred Llnck. The
next meeting will take place on Wednesday,
when Stiss Effle Hlrzel, of 1816 North
Twenty-drst street, will act as hostess.
A STREET carnival In aid of the Italian
orphans under the care of the Mis
sionary Slaters of the Qacred Heart of 207
North Slxty.flfth street, will be held on
Westminster avenue between Sixty-first and
Horton streets on Saturday.
A crab supper was given by Sirs. Anna
Kinsley In honor of her hUBband, Sir. Au
gust Kinsley, to celebrate his thirty-first
birthday last week. The guests were Str. and
Sirs. Webb, Stiss Gertrude Webb. Stlsar Flor
ence Schaeffcr, Sir, Edward Kinsley1, Stiss
Clara SchaefTer, Sir, Thomns Cahlll, SIlss
Vera Schacfter, Stiss Elizabeth Cosher, Mlsa
Rosa Cosher, SIlss Kate Silverman, Str.
David Blum, Sir. Frederick Rltto, Mr. Har
ris Zeldmann, Str. Herman Rltto, Str.
Thomas Canuso, Sir. Joseph Canuso, Mr.
Francis Canuso, Mr. Frank Fisher, Mr.
Thomas Do Ncrl, Sir. Benjamin Hllford,
SIlss Elizabeth Kails. SIlss Ruth Kalis. Mr.
Slax B. Wolfe nnd Sir. Frank Stetson. Sup
per was served at 717 South Third street.
Sir. and Mrs. Kinsley's three children,
MIbs Sarah Kinsley, Master Francis Kins
ley and Staster August Kinsley, Jr., were
also present.
Wilmington
VVILSIINGTON, Del., July 31. Colonel
and Sirs Edmund G. Biickncr are cruising
on tholr yacht Suzanne on Long, Island
Sound.
Sir. nnd Sirs. John Bancroft nnd Miss
Esther Bancroft will leavo today for Slount
Kineo, Me., to bo gono a month.
Sir. nnd Mrs. Frank C. Carpenter have
gono to Sllnnewaska, N. Y., whore Sirs.
Carpenter will spend several weeks. Sir.
Carpenter will return In a fortnight
Sir. nnd Sirs. William A. Barr have gone
to Rochester, N. Y., to spend a week with
friends.
Stls3 Slary Bnlfancs and Mrs. Annie Mar
tin left Thursday morning for a three
v celts.' trip to Boston, SInss. ; Albany, N.
Y. ; Saratoga and other places, of Interest
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. D. Kocrner are
spending the summer In Slalne.
Sirs. Edgar SI. Hoopes, Jr., la visiting
relatives In the Berkshlres.
Str. Charles A. MacLellan, who la painting
a portrait of SIrrf. Ramsay, wlfo of Major
William O. Ramsay, will leavo about Au
gust IS for Trenton, Ontario, Can.
Sir. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont nnd their
family will spend tho remainder of the
season In Cape Slay.
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