jv'rw . -. j jf.ivl ,. ,'rfTj - ':k u- ""' ',,, h Wws.- v r. ." i i 'f :rx ' JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Nancy Wynne Hears That the Supper Club Will Prob ably Be Resumed Next Seasons-She Regrets the Death of Mr. John A. Brown, Jr. "TvON'T sny n word, but T hrnrd tlio loveliest thins whispered yesterday ! There's a chnnre, n po!bllity, tlmt the old Supper Club, which Mrs. Ilutchle Seott used to have nt the Ititz flrst mid then nt the llcllevue, will stnrt up URiiln next winter. 1 know for n fnet thnt severnl of the old rommittcc lmve urged Its beiiiR taken up again. Kvery on.o nntiripatcs n wonderful wea pon of bnlN nnd en on, lint you know most of It is for the debutantes nnd we older children only ro t the big tilings. ro Tery often tliere'll be n week or more In whlrh there nre no dunces for those beyond the debutante stage nnd a few years more than second -year girls. The supper club always filled a splen did gap for the mnrrlcjl set nnd the girls of several winters, and every one will be delighted to think thnt it mny be taken up ngnin. Mrs. IIiiti'hinn Scott bns been living In New York for the Inst two year, but If she consents to stnrt up the club she will probably com back here to live or will come over for the (Inures. The wee bird thnt told me of this possibility talked about "delightful music" from some special orchestra never beard here before, nnd "general" tables for members who do not want to entertain but who want to ro and enjoy tlm liounitnlitv of the dub. That's nil idea! A ooniniiinit.v tnblc. ns it were Let's bone it happens. I know It will i If mot of the patrons of the former (.lull Mrs nnol((ri nf M ,,, vIit -have their way. 'ling her son-in-law nml (laughter, Mr. rntirc .lnnti, nf Mr i.ilin Krown. ' 1 Jr.. at his summer borne in Msiiiio rnme ns quite a shock to bis many menus and relatives here. Mr. Urown had long figured socially and tinnncinlly in iinnirs In rhilndelphia and bis death will he grcatlv felt. He had not been very well. it seems.- when lie and .'( started North, but no one thought ol any danger in hi" condition. Mr, lb-own was u son of the late Alexander ltrown nnd n brother of the late Neil-on llrown. who wns the father ... ... .. ,- 1 ,.f I in lute of Mrs. larence wniiiu . '" Alexander lirown. of tin- city, killed in an airplane. Mrs. .Neiison Hrnwn. who has been living in l'aris foi mnnv venrs. is coming to this country this 'summer. Ibce DoUin. her grand daughter, has been visiting her in 1 aris whenever slie had leave from her am bulance work during the xvar. Mr. Ill-own married first Miss Hill ippa letting, and miiih' years after her death her cousin. Miss Harriet lUting, became his wife, and now survives him. Mr. llrown had two sisters, both of whom are now dead. They x-crc Mrs. Menrv llrlntnn Coie. xvlio xvas Miss Hell Ilrow'n. She was the mother of the n,.( Menrv llrinton Coxe, Charles Eckley Coxe ,nnd Alexander llrown Coxe. pf this city. Another sis -r. Miss Kmilv llrown, married Mr. Markoe. She has been dead a number of years. Her rim was the Mr. John Markoe who was killed in a carriage accident some years ago. EVr.ItY ONK in N'oxvport is excited over the fact that T.ieutemint Coin mnnder Albert C. Head, I. S. N.. nnd Mrs. Read were there over the week end. They stn.xed with the Arthur Cus tiss Jameses and a reception xvas given for them on Saturday nfternoon. Poor Conimniider Head! 1 should think he'd be so tired having people enthuse over him and having to answer questions as to how it felt to he tearing through the air with nothing underneath but water for miles and miles. And poor Mrs. Iind must be sick of saying. "Yes, I irns anxious, I could "t help it; though ofcour.se I knew he'd get across." And so it would go. THE r'axcttc lMumbs bad a lovely party at their home in Hosemont on Saturday night for tho de tWons of Cairo, who spent the xveek-end with them And yesterday the I'luinbs, the de Cossons and a number of those at the supper on Saturday went up to the Wil liam Ilnl ns place in M. I'avms mm nun ' ... ... I, ,1,. a picnic out on the grounds, ex. ijtioilj , contributing soaieiiuiiK " ." ".' "eats." Mrs. de C.issoii xvas Mis Ixirkbride, of this city, you know, and sliejuid her husband have come 011 from Kgypt to spend the summer with her parents in Spring Lake. The Plumbs party was n buffet supper on Saturday night and there Oerc about forty-live guests present. 0 vNCK or twice before I've told you 1 fihoiit that little black, low-down dog that doesn't like ruffled dogs, and is verv proud of having her black coat ns satiny nnd soft ns possible. The other night I went over to see her family, nnd as I came along 1 beard her owner remark. "Here comes Nancy!" And .... , . ..:.. ..... ...-..... ..,.!t1.I (i (l.i, it null nog .no inn -io.i- ni....H ... ...- . . - !....,. .., ii i. 11,1 (lie .'..r.ipr. ' IrOlU XVIIlllOW ..ut. toil. !' ' " of her mouth and smil" and xvink at me, .l xvben 1 reached the window she leaned out and daintily kissed the end of my nose. Some dog ! eh. xvotV XA.Nt.l W1SMJ, SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs. !. Ilartmnn lxuhn. of Whitehall. Itryn Mnxvr. xvill entertniu nt dinner on Wednesday evening. Miss Florence Crozer. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Kdxvard Crozer. has as her guest Miss Sura Dolan at her -Mummer home in Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Crozer entertained informally at din ner in honor of Miss Dolnu on Sat urday evening. Mrs. George II. Strnwbridge, of llala, was the guest of Miss Sara Harding at the Chalfonte in Atlantic City over the xveek-end. Miss Catharine Causa rd had as her guests over the xveek-end Miss Dorothy Blair. Miss llnlloch Kiehards, Mr. Saunders I.. Meade, Mr. John II. Wheelcn and Mr. Livingston lliddle. Mr. It. Livingston Sullivan is visit ing his sister, Mrs.. Albert llurrall Hoffman, at her home hi Southampton, L. I. Miss Eleanor Hampton Verner xvill leave next week to visit Jlr, Frederick Dtnt Sharp nt Forest Hill. L. I., for ten days. The wedding of .Miss Verner and Mr. Herbert Casey, of Havcrford, will take place in October. Mrs. S. Cameron Hurnside and sis ter, Mrs. M. Ii. Comerford. xvill leave on Monday to visit Mis. Comerford's daughter, Mrs. Theodore Thomas, at Canton, O, Mr. and Mrs, George Mefadden. of Bloomfield, Villanova. have the Whlfc" cot'tage at Newport for the. month 'of August. Wr8fJiiMp.ti'Qeorse -Brooke wM cloio Almondbury Iloue nt Ithnn to day nml ro to Newport for flip Mini mcr. MIsi T.uclllo T. farter, wlio l rrrutiorntliiK from typhoid fever in At Inntio City, will join her mother. Mrs. Frnncis I(. I'otts, who spent the enrly summer with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlkoff Smith, of Colebrook. llryn Mnwr, has gone to Magnolia, Mass., for several, weeks. Miss Nancy T.ittlo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Aditnn Little, of Strnfforil, is visiting friends In Charleston, S. C. Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Frederick Houston nnd Miss Charlotte Itrmvii, of Drum Manor, expect to leave the early part of this week for I'pper Snrannc, n. i Dr. nnd Mrs. Ceorge Woodward nnd .their family nre spending the summer nt their ranch, Jackson's Hole, Wyom ing. Mrs. W. II. r.olllng and Miss Hcrtha I'olling. mother nnd sister of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, arrived nt the Nor innndie Motel. Ocean City, lnt week for an indefinite tny. Mrs. Joscplj II. l'lumb. of llnver ford. anil her children nre spending the summer in Spring Lake. """ '"rs. .nrnuiii .uci.ure, iil men home in Strafford. Mr. and Mr. Theron I. Crane mo tored from Atlantic City to Cape May. where they spent the day on Sunday. Mrs. Iticlmrd M. Ileckvher spent the week-end in Veittnor. ri nni Airs. I-Vrrcp I'.rintnn. of hviniljbrow. St .Davids, nnd Miss Mnr- jnril, j,nrrjM ()f villanova, returned , nst Tr. f camping trip in . . i n i Elaine. The engagement of Miss (Irnoo I'aul Ilond. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I). Morton liond. to Mr. James Cook McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobert L. McLean, xvas recently announced. ALONG THE MAIN LINE Mrs. Itobert Koss, of Klin terrace. Nnrberth, wife of Lieutenant Itoss, 1'. S. A., is in Wildwood for n short stay. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Tav and their little daughter. Miss Until Tav, of Step ney place, Narberth, are in Atlantic City. Mr. Henry 1'nust and bis daughters, Miss Marion 1'nust and Miss Dorothy Faust, of Merion. left on Saturday for a motor 'trip-to Portland. Me., to be gone two weeks. Mr. J. Craig xvill ac company them. Miss Kntheriue Powell, daughter of Mi-, and Mrs. Gerald Powell, of Rad ii ry, is visiting relatives in Iloston for txvo weeks. M,r. and Mrs. William K. llolman and family, of Ithnn, are spending the summer at Cape May. Miss Helen llalbach, daughter of Mrs. Krne.st llalbach, of St. Davids, spent the week-end at Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stone and their family, of Wayne, left on Saturday to spend two weeks at Port Washington, L. I. ALONG THE READING Mr. and Mrs. Itnlph II. Keuode have returned from tlieir wedding trip to their new home. Ijcnox avenue, Ogoutz. Mrs. Kenode xvas Miss Mar ion Head, fireensburg. Pa. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson Iledley nre spending the month of July ut the Friends' School in Jenkintoxvii. Later they xvill go to Long Island. WEST PHILADELPHIA .... t . I,, .van. nun hit iiiiUKiiit'i 1 Mj.s jUnps s iViiuignot. and her son Mr C. D. Ward and her daughter. Mr. John Ward, of .".SOI Locust street are spending July at Stockton Villa, Cape May. " Miss Jane Daggett has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold Montgomery, at Vr apartment in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs (ieorge It. Camp and tlieir family, .IK! South Forty-fifth street, arc spending some time ut Ily Wuter Inn, Annlsqunm, Mass. F; 1 l .y Photo by Photo-CrafUri MRS. WILLIAM T. 10CK A bride of last mouth who before lier marriage xvaB MUs Helen It. Mthlii. .In.ieliter of Mrs. Peter SlatWeu, of 1000 North BrioaOtreet 1 - "J' v '. - . ' ... sMreet VV- ;iilrfJ'-J-A's. L-JE1 "...' 1 tl' . - . .1! '' '-;'' II vw " ' v ' M&&- " . -sit .-(, EVENING1 PUBLIC RKBWBBrir e' &w&g mmm msm vmwm.i y i 1 . xV ,. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald De I'liy Crawford, x-.bnse wedding looli place last month, and their attendants. daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Medei ieh A. Ilmxui, of Mount Airy SOUTH PHILADELPHIA Miss Mary Toner will gi ive a dinner; at her home. Hi:'.."? Ititner street, to morrow evening. Among those present will be Lieutenant Iluran, of I'oston, -Miss Certru.le C. Drown, daughter j of Mr. and 'Mrs. James Drown, of t 'J.1H South Nineteenth street, is leaving, the city to visit Mrs. Mnry Stuart, of Wayne, at her bungalow at Avalou Mrs. John Daly, of 'J.TJI Cleveland avenue, with their children, will leave tohi for their cottage in Chelsea. N. J., where they intend tu spend the re mainder of the season. Mr. A. D. Cohen, formerly of this citv. but now of Albany. Ala., is in i .Xlinillic ( ny. uiu guesi in in? uimui-i I . :. !.. I.,.,. XI.. .,,,.1 Mm s!,. jlllll M-..V. -Ill-lllu. .i.l. ,iiii ...i... ...... i ue P. Cohen, whose Philadelphia home' i .nt TJ.-'.I Sooth I'ourtb street. u .'."i'.i- Ti.i V. ,,e' i.V XH ii," ;t!'!. ' l'.?.' h" "!":,. S U''fW- ' i 0.....1'.....' t ii JOiai rsilll hlllilll ictt-iitij I'"''.'!" ..v.... overseas duty. . A... -I'.I t Ul nI.O,. .1.1.1 ! Ml' .11111 .MIS. .1111 illtt'l itlit linnu 11 iiini .III. (11111 "" '"' fiiinllv. 111.1 Cbristian street, are oecu pying' their cottage at Wildwood for the Milliliter. Mr. John McCalley. of MeClellan street, is spending his vacation at At lantic City. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Walter Dalsimer. of the IfoyaJ Apartments. Proud street anil t.irard avenue, will give a reading of modern plaxs on Thursday afternoon in the garden of Shaily Lawn, the home of Mrs. Joseph P. Pigel. l.M West Coulter street. leruiiintoxvii. the proceeds of which xvill go to the Country Week Association. xi vtr..inbi Ilattoii. ot Mxieeuin and Mount "Vernon ,-treets'. 'U spending several weeks in the lSushklll Moun- taiiis. Mr ...id Mrs. William ltrandeis and Miss F.velyn llraudeis. ot 1....1 up street nre spending Ihe slimmer at,the Hoyal Palace Hotel. Atlantic ( ity. Mr and Mis. Charles S. Osmond and their fail . f '-Tail Nrth Twonty- nth street, have gone to Pnoli to re main through the summer months. Mr nnd Mrs. Frederick (!. Ceiger. of :ii:4 Diamond street, nre occupying their cottage in Ocean City until fall. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry H. Parker, of North Twenty-fifth street, have gone io Cape May for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherxvood Ilooke have returned from their wedding trip nnd are spending, the summer at the Codlter Inn. Ceriuantown. .Mrs. Itook was M Ns Mary A. linker, .laugh -er of the 'late Mr. nnd M. Kranc U linker, and sister of Mrs. John K. Cochring, of '.Ml Diamond street. '" " . --.., 11....1... NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ilujjl. of ITL'.'l Nortli Frunkliu street, are spending the summer at Atlantic City. Miss FJiznbeth N'orris. of I'ighth street and Montgomery avenue, will spend the month of August at Atlantic City. x( i.s-n.,L- I'isiinio and family, of 1.1.1 Northeast boiilevaru. are siieouiuu the sum-xer at their cottage. 107 South Ithode If.laml avenue, .xuu.u.. v..,j. Dr. nnd Mrs. Robert 'P. lu'lg". of 1S.11 Frunkford avenue, announce the irriage of their .uuigiiier. ....ss .... Judge and Mr. Clinton r.. nueini...... ... Providence, II. 1. ROXBOROUGH Miu Mnrcnrct K. Wilon. Miss Jane Ackers. Mrs. Arthur W. Greer. Jr., xi- Conro '.. Itotliman. Jr.. Mr. I. Wellington Kellar, Mr. Gordon 'A. Kel- lar. Mr. Charles S. x nson. .ir.. .nr. Walter ulgnter aim .nr. c ...... hikiuc. rave n norcli party last xveek at the home ot Mrs. Paul Kellar WM Lever ing nveuue, in aid of St. 'timothys Hospital. Mr Ttnlirrt Havs and her young children. Miss Jane Hajs and Master Iloxvaru Ixeeiy najs. o. inmi .uuc, will leave shortly to spend the season in Ocean City. Miss Kill th Fee. of -WIO Mannyunk avenue, is visiting her sister. Mrs. William Cochran, in Plainfield. N. J. m- .,,.1 Mrs Frank A. Wilkinson. t'l,vffiim avenue, nre occupying their summer home III Ocean I Ity until autumn. Sergeant Clifford Barton Sturgis. of Itnxborough. who enlisted with the Fifty-seventh Regiment of hngiuecrs, (ns 'returned from overseas. KENSINGTON Miss Helen Allcu, of Kensington ave nue, xvill spend the mouth of August at Atlantic City. Mm. Ij. Pcehman. of East Clear field Rtrcct, is visiting in Hnrrlburg J forTa. few. weeks. .... - .'VlttA','4s.. . tl LED'gWr-PHIEADELPHIA. MONDAY, ' PRETTY WEDDING PARTY T?1fTTT A TT Ti T 771 7"0 V EjL V lCi V LL, 10 JUST ASK COOK, SHE KNOWS; ifll'''l Stand Up 11 llCH AtldroSSUip Employer. She Rvplw.S. ''Tltl'lll Days Is Past" It's a perfectlj true story. ll happened in an employment agenex mite urar Rlttenl.onsp Suiiare. The principals in (lie storj are tw 'matrons, whose names grace virtually . everj social event of important-.1 in this, city. The third peison in the storj is a !,,. i cook. I The cook was looking for a position. Ihe society women xxere looking for; l cook. I ' And this is what happened: I I The women left th'eir limousine in 1 front of the emnlormeiit ncencv. entered -- --.-, , .. --....... , !"' "Ihee where many of the exclusive, set obtain tlieir mans and but ers. 1 .... ... , , .. . . , . 1 'I'lniie I. mi. m net. ii'ilu lirlnll I ft v 11 1 n 1 ti 111 tt i III. II Hlllilll I'-. II 11 ' 1(11111,1 1.1 l. 111X11 the proprietor of the agency. I "Oli, jes." she said, "I have a ' splendid cook. She xvill suit. I am TIOGA Mr. and Mrs. Carl llerscliel. of I'.sIT North Nineteenth street, and their joiing son. Master Andrew llerscliel. are oceiipjing their summer home in Asbury Park. Dr. and Mrs. William Hamilton Jcf liav Hudson, of 1 7 1 1 ! fTJ s and their fainilj. of Nexv and Mr. and Mrs West Krie avenue, have gone to Wild wood, N. J., to remain until autumn. Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, of 1.1'Jll West Krie axenue. are spending the summer in Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Itoyer. of .'.-l.'ll North Kighteentli street, left last week for Axalon. N. J., where they xxill spend the season. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. liooth roj.l. ".7.1(1 North Carlisle street, an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter. Miss Helen IJootbrojil, and Mr. Monroe Buckley. Miss P.oothrojd is an accomplished musician. She nlxxajs accompanies Miss Margaret Wilson on the piano xvben that daughter of the President Mng.s in thi citj. MANAYUNK Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, of I'mbria street, nnd tlieir family are spending several xieeks in Atlantic Citj . The Rev. G. B. Iturnxxood. of -47.".7 Silverxvnod street, pastor of the Kuinu uel Methodist Kpiscopal . Church, will leave on August IS to spcniMho re mainder of the season at Seller s Point. N J. He will be accompanied bj I lie Tt.ii. II R. Johnson, of liJ.. Washing ton avenue, of the Mariner P.cihcll Cliurcli. Mrs Man 11) an left last xveek for several weeks- st:,t m Atlantic l it). Mr and Mrs. Joseph Goodmuu and their famil). f H"" !""' ",'-,,"t- lmv' gone to Wildwood for the summer. FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL ... ,i Mrs James Dohson of ii'll'vut,.. n'nd Mrs. F.lizabeth Dohson Alteinns. with her s" ami daughter Mr. James Alteinu and Miss Mary Klizabeth Alteinu left on Saturday for ernersville. Mrs. William T. Grav. of :!I17 (Jiicen lane, will leave tl ml "f .'he i""'""' ' visit friends in Baltimore. Mil. Miss Mnrv Reardon. of Thirty-third nnd Clenrlie'ld str.els. was selected b) popular vote to be ipieeu of the Lorpus Christ! Church carnival and was crowned by Judge Thoinas MoNiehoI mi Friday evening. Mr. 1 ruiieis t lark, of Twentv-sevciitli and Cambria streets, xvus selected for king "' the festivities. Mrs. W. I. Miller, of fjueeu lane, xvill go to Wildwood for the mouth of August. WISSAHICKON Mr. Logan Da) ton, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. fieorge Shea Dayton, of Rochelle avenue, xvho xvas on the editorial staff of the Stars and Stripes in Paris, returned home on Thursday, nfter fif teen months service nbrond. He xvent overseas with the 107th Field Artillery, Rnttery C. of Phocnixville. and ranked ns corporal. Mr. William lientley. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry lientley, of Rochehe avenue, arrived at Newport Nexvs Inst Thursday, nnd xvill be home this week. He was nu ordnance sergeant and nerved fifteen months in France. Mr. and Mrs. fieorge McKeoivn. xvho have been visiting at Newport, R. I hnvo returned to their, homo on Ru chelle aveiuic. Miss Sara Young, of lTO Sumac .t.t n.i MUa Clnilvs Hoxve am the guests of Mrs. Roger Howe at the Wild wood Rod and Uun Club, est Wild-' wooa, , i Mr ATT.l l r 1 T Y T TTi. 1 U VV jVUV kj Ul , I sure. She has worked in spxernl of our .best families. The women took son's while the nuihl was siiinmoneil from the room wliei "'"' '''I :- - number of hopefuls were sin in large person, iiumistak-ibh a cook confronted them. She ejed the pins- pectixe mistresses closelj . ileei.leil thev would be satisfactory ami breath.. I a sigh of relief. I'heii she soimtteil in a chair lies! !c the women, "1 am accustomed to bai stand when thej speak to me." said one. The cook looked sicrnlt at tin ... . , . women. A faint Hush came to her, 1 ; tchen -scarred ace. Sic stxn owed. . ,,,. ., , I linn (if atne into her ej es. 1 ' I ' ' "Ah." she said, "cut out that stuff. Them dajs is past." The conk did not get the position. CHESTNUT HILL Miss Marj l'alck. of Springfield axe line, is visiting Miss Mary Katharine ltitchie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carherrj ltitchie ut Spring Lake. N. .1. Prospect avenues, arc xisiting in F.ast Hampton. L. I. Mr. ami Mrs. IMwanl D'luvilliei-s. Miss Viiginia D'lnxilliers imhI Miss Anne D'luvilliers are spending the sum mer at Kaglesmcrc. Mrs. George l'o and Miss Ibnilv Fox. of MM 1.1 Crel'eldt stieet. are taking a motor trip to Last Gloucester. Mas FRIENDS' FOR 97 YEARS Men, 97 and 93 Years Old. Both Born in Roxborough , Neighbors for the las nine! -seven jems nnd still friends ! I And to pr.no it, Henry II. Briiner. of '-'1 Fast Price street. Roxborough who xvas ninety-seven jeais old on March 'Jl', called on Dr. John l.exerin, denlj I'ridax . He formerly a 111.1 UT'! Goxxcn axenue. Mount Airj . 'xvho ' cl.iue p.itteiiiniakcr and lixed with liis will be uiiietj -nine on August P.i. 1 DID. ' wife and fainilj at -",-"' Nortli Twenlj - When Mr. Brunei- entered the house i eighth street. Shortlj after n Fri- of his friend, the Doctor promptly and , day he was advised lit a neighbor of the briskly came down the stairs. They . collapse of the North Penu Bank, where reminisced about Roxborough. the birth- '' l'l '""' """"' '"' "leposit. The place of both of them, and about the 1 excitement brought on a stroke of apo girls thev used to go to see together l'1'X.x. and he died the same afternoon, eighty jears ago. "'' is -uixixe.1 bj a widow. Mrs. Mary "llu'th iueu are well pr rved. Doctor ' i""' " -"''- I'l'"-"k '""1 'Ieorge. Lexc-ing pi-actoed dciitistit until !;il. '''' 1!l1 'erviees w ill h. iductcd at I,,., I t, l!,i ... io I" - the liverj stable business. ,nl, Alr. r-nn nxnn niJ'l noril ASK AID FOR POOR CHiLDREN St. Vincent de Paul Society Would Provide Outings An appeal for SM'III) Io be used ia providing summer outings for ... chil dren is u ".de b) the St. Vincent de Paul Soeiet) . According to J. .1. McCloskey. chair man of the committee in i barge of tin I outings for the poor, more than ..(III chililien have so far enjoxed xa.-ations as the guests of the sooictx. .1. .1 . i Coyne also reports that the oioninittee ) on the care of sailors had xisited l.'sl vessels ill tills port. ' TOWN OF OLD ENGLISH TYPE WILL BE BUILT AT MERION Community Dining Room to Be Feature of Village Life on Old Supplee Estate A congenial center, the latest thing in Waller II. Thomas, xvho has ditided the modern village life, is beitig started out j estate into about Ixxeul) lots and is .... ,. , , u ,,,... ,.,,., . phinnliig houses that will be placed so at Merion on the old Supplee estate. lmt of J, w(n Nine anil a half acres of land I) ing benefit from the arrangement. Some of between Wynnewoi' Road anil thelti1(. 10lIM,s wm vjp. AV.i unetiood road Pcnns.ilvanla Rnilrrad are to be con- from the rear. No kitchen will face lb. verted Into a little village of the old PXt door neighbor's ilrniiiug room. English t.xpe xvltn u wmiiing roan run- nlng through the place and houses ar- ranged so that they don t stand in n row. so ninny feet hack from the street and precisely on n line. The old luiiHstoa xvill He put in order, and probably converted into nu npnrt ment house xxitli a community .lining room for the use of the villagers who nre permanently or temporarily without maid service. Other of the old build- lns built the early part of the nine - teenth reutury xvill be torn down to make room for tbe nexv bousss, The' uroper.y .uas ueen uougui ny r:ii -. l , '4 h w ,v JSfrjeo-. . .cV'' v iai.. . :... .jfcjBiffilhLs-TCaaLj? VG JULY 21, 1919 ,..!.. in .1 XII' li.'l 1-e I Crawford was Mis Isabel llrown. Deaths of a Day John Wylle Mulholland ' lolm Wylie Miilbollau.i. who hail been i I'llgllged ill the wholesale .Irj goods busi ness ill this cit sii 1S.7U. died jester- lax at his Imme. 'JUl'.' Hunting Park ni-uue. after a long illness. Mr. Miilholbiiid was born in Waliiiig- iloii coiintj. Pa.. September 7. is 1.1. j WhVn he came to this eit be was mu neited with the house ,,,,. .,.., :1 ,,, f J. T. Wnj., nf the lirm ol Elliott III others Co.. then was as. soeiated with Wood, llrown & Co.. re 1 iiiiiiiiing with it until the lirm went out I of business. Since that time Mr. Mill-1 Imllaiid had been in the drj gomh 1 .!.:.: 1.... : ..t.t iti. wm . rnmiiiit-iii'j 1 m 1 - ii'"". I'l"""""'- eral New York bouses, with an olliee at !..-, Chestnut st, t Ills inc 111" t II - II Mnin'li !i'inn .-rat. ami lor eighteen member , the s,h,,, 1io:h! of ,1... lM I hirtj -eighth V aril, seixuig sexern ..i .. ... ,, xeat-s as its president, lie Mas a mem- Per ol .Mount ii.iien i.o'ige .mi. .i-. F. and A. M. : Palestine Itoxal Aich CTuipter No. -HI. and St. Alban's Coin mamlerj No. IT. Knights Templar. Mr. Mulhollniid is -urxixed bj a widow ami daughter. Mrs. John It. ilgdeii. lie was for inaiij jears a niem ber of the First CI11 isti.in Church. Tenth street and Northeast bnulcvanl. Tovnsend Van Meter Townsend Vim .Meter, a former well known resident of the F.ighte. nth waul. in the ..Id district of Kensington, and a veteran of the Cixil War, died tester da.x al Ids home in Colbngsw I, N. .1 . lie was eigbtx xeal's old. Mr. Van Meier parti-ip.itcd in man battles of Ihe ("nil War. and was xxoiiuil.d. lie was ai tixe in the for iiialioo of Plii'ip It. Schu.tlcr Post X... .11. Ii. A R.. which lias its hcad- I i.piaiicis in Ixeiisiiigtou. lie was tor nierli a inlier of lid I'.iick Methodist i:pisco,al Cliurcli, Richmond and Mail borough streets, and lor nianj je.iis attend, I the .riii"ii,al .Melhodist camp Heeling- thioiighoiit tne "ouiilrj. ! George W. Gemmi George . tietiimi. who had been con fined to his In, in. since last Mulch, lol- lowing a stmKc 01 paraijsis. .iir.i.Mi.i- i- 'i- "'' ' "cuncsii.ij oj die ! Rev. .1. Seabath. of Hie Luthcrai 'Church at Txicntx scicuth and Cum- berlnnd stiret. Interment will be ii m,,,,,,, .,,,. (v,,.i,. George Anderson George Aiidci'sou, tti.lcl) known as u rose grower, died on I'riihi) at his late lioine. 7'SM Woodland axenue. Mr. Anderson xxaj. Lorn in Scotland sexenix tears a'o. came to America as a trained rose gardener in the cult seteniics and mil Led for a time in the Buisl Niirser- les, tsixt) -tilth street and I. unworn) nveuue. lie xx-as an actne hi'iire in t tic landscape and gardening xxoil, of the Centennial. After tliat he started in business on a live-acie lof. wliich mis tin u open couu due of the very pleasant features of tlm model village xxill he its seclusi,.,, I from the noise of nutoinobile-travelcl . roads, nnd yet the community is within easy walking distill ot Ihe Merion nnd Overbrook stations. - , Houses in the village will rnnge in I price from ?lr.nno to ?L.,00ll. nnd xvill innform with the character of the houses surrounding the estate. i , Restrictions will be the same as out- I 'side the community, xvith the additional , I .feature thnt nothing offensive can be permitted that would hurt the congenial atmospnere. a. i'ju ,jLxl ,. fiJbtjuHiJ-: ...sV .vAfc. J. " i. i! try, nt Klfty-second street nnd Wood Innd avenue, nnd built up n linn trade, becoming one of the lenders in his craft. Of late years he went in more for rose growing than for other marketable crops, nnd hi fame in that connection readied far bejond local circles. Visi tors from Maine to California Interested I in roes made Cleorge Anderson's one of their lirst places of visit. Me was one of the crack howlers of the 1'lorMs' Club for twenty years, nnd in the (iuu Club few could eiiial him as a crack shot nt the targets. Mrs. Ander son and all of hi family of nine chil dren, except one daughter, ftirvhc liini. Mrs. Deborah A. Major M ft M.ilii.i'itlt llniiir .cllil lllptl I at'the'aue of SS, nfter'two montli' ill- rn,i""i',N yrom " "li,lU important," lies, at her lioine, 111.1 West Venango snjs the bulletin, "are whether thorr street, will be buried at : p. in. Wed- j j, ,,;,, ,,i,.ro they nre goltiR; ,tt nesilnj, from thnt address, inleinient . . .. . , . . ,. .',,,. ,, , ,, . .,., here is n well-lighted biillrooin, or to be at Mt. Mnrtnh (emeter.. Ihe . ' Kev. Samuel Mi Willinius, of Tioga M. t beautiful scenery, or golf links, or good K. Cliurili, will ollii'inte. Mis. Major , boallng and bathing. Unther should was the widow of the lale lte. William,, ,v nrst make sure if the milk is, Major, of the riiiliiilelphia M. K. Con- , ,,.,., . ,1 , in i... , J . . ! , ,. , , K iiisteur zi'il : if there is a lyless Uitcucn; fnence, who was buried 1 ehruiir IN.'1 liMi.1.- on the tlftietb anniversary of,lf the water roines from an unpolluted their wedding. One ihin?liter, Mellie Sotitee ; if the sewage is properly dls- Major. s,miw.s. .posed of. John Murphy ' "''" '1''1 understood." continues tho The funeral of John Murph. a to I btillelin. "the most picturesque and bncco met.hant. who died l'nihn. will' """" '"" nttract.ve resorts are not ,al be held ton.nirow morning at s :,".(i nys the safest. our first considern ..'clock from his b,te home. -JlHrj North !" ",I"111 '"' w 1',',, ''"l l , "l'1 rMt i.-if.i ii. i,..i ,. ,,x,i. ii and ri-creation without jeopardizing my Hated 'in business' uith rge nnd IlJIienlthV On making ymil cbolro, look C. Murph at KM North Sixth street. I " " ,l"""' f,"'N : Il,n 'i'" Wipply of lotermeiit will In lllrhre Ceiueterj . made in llolj Sep- PHILADELPHIA-MADE EXHIBIT TO BE LARGE Nearly All Manufacturers Will Enter Show, Proving City "Workshop of World" lies, ,.,.., ,j Hvod from industrial cnti. enis in all spi-tions of I'liilaili'lpbia ii.tli.-lle that the I'hiladelldlin-Made Is i; ....... ...i ; t. .. ill 1... 1...I.I ' M, ii no,,, -v,,,.,, ,,. ., 'ii,, irst Reziment Armorj from I ill the 1 Sepieml er s to Ki. inelushe. will con-'"' (;,, exhibits of vlrtunllj every line f goods iiuid" her". The exhibition i- being ,., ranged bj a .ii'miltc" consist - nig of W. II. ri-bcr. , . R. Ixellj and L. D. Dinner, with oili.es in the Will ener Ibiililing. The exposition, whose obje-t is to loin. ate thi ninaiiding position of Philadelphia us th Maiket Place I . . . . of Ameiiea. xvas oflieiallx inilorseii ny tin Philailelphln Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of its cxcciitixe committee. held last Tuesday. It is the intention of the committee to till the great floor space of the .ii-hw.i-i- uilK .. liiKirw w liidi wilt show """ ." ' rt " " hx Philadelphia is the "Worksl 'I the World." This- is the tiiM time ; tl.nl an attempt has been made to -- scmble .11 r ...i" loi.r the thousands . . . x- it 1 M llllHllll'I WIIH'll 1YVV lll.'Ulf IHTf. .Mllll . . . . . . ..ii lug xvhich is not linn.' ' .. . .... piii.i district will be siiown. . During the period of the exhibition' the couclaxe of th" Knights Templar, xxill be in session in this eit.x. and it is o.pcctnl that more than lli't.tHMI vi-it- ' i.i-s froei .. ul -of-low n will be in at tendance. The pictuic whiih wi!! be 'given them of the manufacturing mar- i xels of the Philadelphia district will be taken bj them to ever part of the I .-.iiintrj. ll is expected that more than 100. UOtl pus.. lis will .litem) the cvlnbitioii. TO WED FOR THIRD TIME E K. Stallo Is Father-in-Law of Two Princes Neil iorli, .lult ''!. - I'lhiiuud K. Stallo. of Cim innati and N, w Vork. and Mrs. Clarissa t'ook. a wmoix. of Salt l.akeCil). I'tib. looV o it a mar liage lieen-c on Si'tnril ix at the Munici pal Building. Mr. Stallo. who g.ue his iil'c as lift i live, bad for his lirst wile u Miss McDonald, and their two .laugh lei .. Il.lena and Laura. in'ie-ii"l for t' l'r.n.i their grandfather. A'eruuder M.-Dmald. Helena Stal'o married ,'ii Mi. lid Mitrnt. ii'i.l l.au.-a mar icti Piiu.e Francesco Rosniglios',. After the death of his lirst wife Mr. ','t.illo married Mrs. Max llariingtuii lluutri. who bad divorce.! D.u. It. Ilau pa. a -on of Mark II. num. to whom s!i, xtas married for elexen tears. Her inarriage to Mr. Stallo took place in April. I'.HI.'I. and she obtained a divorce I loin him in Bill.'. TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph Jll7ler. I'.Mll K.et Me Btr,-f .111.1 IMllh i: I...1 .".I N V. uilell s II...I..T.I XX I;,... ns. .1. nl.iMi.otn I'.. ..,..1 -xiut i- i:. ,- s'j.i i:ii,.i.t si .1 ii.. s l, r t...l)i--. M n I. .it, t -li ,! I I I., t ul. l.l-JT XI. hi r... ., r'r.nU 11 I't'.s ,!:, li,,), si ,,,! It"i '...'ii ' ' n. I!l", 'N Huh s, I'r.t'. I. 1 ii,. l.lliM'.l. ,'.".. ,.:l,l si ut.. Hern.. .1 I'l - 11111 V o.'til ..i Juki jih II Kn.ttn Pi nnsrnt.. N J l.n.l Mil. i: K'liM'.l' I'. Iii.sjret. N .1 II irrt I. p. . ,1 I-...I h: l .1. I', ,,n. V. , ., 1' IP, mi, s ( '.,11 i.j.,11'. p., IMtteiil ,1 lb. 1(. inai X flih st . nit I'.'lhiiln,' It ul H.irr"iu,.' P,. XX . si. t l.etix I'll. In,.. , XI, I ,,I Am, ml. ,(,,, ri' nn,n'r s '-'i, c h,i .xit X . ( r I'.ls , m Jes. io I.. -I r I-.."! I, in I i ,,i, It, I.e. a fpsli. - r.L'l ,: .1 s- J .in. s , , tl,, i i ,,rt I'l.". XI I r, l l.i I . h , iiii.. ! . ,is i . mi i: , .. II .' ' XI I ,, I".'! s 1 , I I ii I I , t , 7 'i I , SflS!s5-E MRS. ALKKKI) IIRACIIKIt Of 481U Sjiruce street, who Is a prominent member of the Matln;e Musical Club I .itJ. 1 - u-a .jUiii. A-yjg&...Sc' tiiL. !kMs IS ...i. i .i ! 'jy C-rt Mi- v- rT crx Most s Always" . berculosK Timely vacation liinfV otc. given in the first of n series of weekly health bulletins, Issued by the Philadelphia tu jbrrculois committee. "The questions mot prospective ra- drinking wntn comes, not from shallow wells or other sources likel.x to be pol luted: that Hie- ind mosquitoes are well soioened against; Hint there urn iiiiitar.x iirrangeiiienis for the disposal of sewage." MISS ELLIS WEDS TODAY Marriage to Mr. E. Antonio Levants Take Place Late This Afternoon A prett.x wedding, to take place thfo afternoon, will be thnt of Miss Mary Lllis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1'ete.r b'-Hi. of ""I- North Ebwentli street, nml Mr. lbumidilio Antonio Leva, ,. I.!,.!, .,111 1.,. soletntilzed at t -:U) oVloelt . i,,,,.. !.,, (Jmtil... of (be Churdl v ' (,ir Ladj of Ponipci. '1 he ceremony will take place in Mot.'s hall. Eleventh i nml Roy streets, and xvill be folloxx-ed , , ; r -, , , '. ,,:,,"-r""r ' uiarr.age. She will xvoar a ;whit" satin gown veiled with georgette , crcne embroidered with pearls and made w-itn a court tram. Iter veil ot en?- lu-oiilercil tulle will be arrangeil with HI i i i i ..i .ii 1 H.iiiiit.ni to in. ti is no. i s,, i- win currj a shower of P.ride roses and sweetpeas. Miss l.jdia Cocci, the maid of honor,, will wear a xxbite chiffon frock with ..a hat to match and will carrj pink roses'. The briilesinaiiN will be Miss Slary Andrews anil Miss (Ivida Disrauo. Tlte .. , , . f . .. , ""."'' "."' " '." " """. I"" veiled with pink georgette crcne and ...is...... ...... .. ........ ... ....... '-,VV ,,,,'r ," '".,"' M"" V" y .!,tt"','', '," J',"1? l-'iicli will v:v nuts to nmtrh tlipfr -"'; im in. Mini will I'.irrv iiink riwm, AltxJsi Vio'a Ross and Miss Helen Carlinu. tile, little Hower girls, will wear xvhlta chiffon flocks and will carrj baskets of sweetheart loses. Master Gerard Vlscp. xvill net as page. "" Mr. Leva xvill baxe for I s, an M? James Vise... and the ushers will be Mr. Patrick D.-umsi and Mr. Kmilio Leva, the bridegi-ooin's brother. Mr. Lei a ami his bride, upon their return fnuu their trip, xvill be at home at '1710 .X..-th Delhi street. The oridrgroom re- ccntli returned fro leveli iiliintli service with the I'niteil States army in l'r.iu.-e. Today's Band Concerts Philadelphia Baud. City Hall plaza, s p. m. s Municipal Band. Fort) -eighth and Blown strei ts. .s o'clock. P.iirmuiit Paik Baud. George's Dill, I Io li. and ." to ll) p in. MArtls-KT ST au r IUTII 11 A. M U 13 P.M. v? '&tjffi&fr&m Bi5six.'S-sSK P.ir:il"unl-.rt. rafl Sre'lal IS" ' l'l."nitlZAII.N OK HAI.I. CAINCS s "THE WOMAN THOU GAVEST ME" ,J lilllM.IAM' .'As'l UK KAXOItlTES Kiitl..riii Mo Ui ii .1.1. Jin k Holt Krltzl llriiii.lie. M.IUiii silla ,V Tlio.iore Hoberts. PALACE IL'll MAI1KI-.T STUKKT 11 A M TO 11 ALICE BRADY 11 A .XI TO 11 HO P M IliS URIDALi ' NIC1HT Till PS I'lil 4. SAT- CONSTANCE IAI.X1XII.K In ll.ii pun -s i.,i Moda" J '" " - !& ?Mt ARCADIA! i ciii:.st.n-i t i r'n'v '.vrti flfii in a. M is -j. .". -c. :. -.. T i" ti .to P. St MADGE KENNEDY Ti'S.'MS V I C T o r'Ta A M Ti x 1 1 : 1 r. Harold Lockwood arold Lockwood ,,i- n'oxo' i AUi.m. ATTU.XCTIll.N Aquatic Sports at Ktverton REGENT MA" ' to.f ittU X in i: roit EYE-" rnvTiNi-ntfs ft Ij-V'-" i VAl'DBVILLS iU- ''' i ii x m io ii p. a, "OH, AUNTIE!" "fig- . j.x -ix i'..mik and ins uurrzi'. ciiriLa.' CROSS KEYS ;. -n "Good Night. Teacher" 'AU""a Wi CnDDIvQT "jai san-som .sra.x T UlXfAL-O 1 del. s, Th.-nirr in Fhtlii Twice Dnilv 1' .lO&Siilll 5 th Week Bv Popular Demand A I'UIHIS IMIKM'lllSNKSS AND , ui:ki:1'"siiinu ui:i.racy MICKE 7if Pollyanna of the Screen, A Pl ."Y PUR AM. AOE matq t; sn,. A kew-CHOICE "lrl"J" "- " HI'.ATSATTJ Nichts. 25c. 50c. 75c SchoJ B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE., Amelm Stone & Arman NaliZjij' . in A MOMJ uuaiA.Ni.-ii-- ,u v a Maryon Vadie & Ota GygLt J . tl.itEi.iii .M. iui.riciKibt.ba . )1J X.a.r CnlirUl & Co . Sullv A llotliflffea VV ami a till Summer Show I Xft'" -,,7. . , ,nftWp"nAm;r..V.l wiui-vjw oixuvt rrtiArxv '..' CREATORE and His BANDf Concern Afternoon and Evenlns J', Tg -a Ml KalhrMi te. 5Drno i 1 Kljnor Carlo Ferretll, narltopo -i g" ,f -in.. vi.i., t...u M xiTril ferlfttaM ' rn. i,.,t. u,4 i -,.,. .Bf.sKp -, liufid FftVHoq JUi'vU aU' BiU.tf ; j'''", ' iiwh,'- Sfl Hi..AA J ' --m ,i '1 1 I I ti tj Ji 'i ; syi ,ss BfffY-iWa BESLuLS r;,R,.;l
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