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EVENING" PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1919
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Wancx Wynne Tells About Doings of Philadelphians pt
Narragansett Pier Service Men Entertained.
An Attructivd Summer Dress
IlIEAn that .lieutenant Philip S. P. mont. will leave tomorrow for a motor
'Randolph. .7r., hag come back from trip through New Kngland.
overseas and has joined hli father at
NarraganRett Pier. And not only that,
but he seems to hare lost no time get
ting back to ciril. life, for I also hear
that'h played on a polo team this week
at the Point Judith Country Club, which
was beaten by another team on which his
father played. Wlstcr llandolph plaed
orf the same team, and Hodman Wann
maker.v John It, Fell played on the
winning tenm, so it was ipjite a Phila
delphia affair.
And Philadelphia seemed to bo on top
at a bridge party given up at Narra
gansett, (00. The affair was given at
the Imperial 'Hotel, for the benefit of
he Ladies' Village Improvement So
ciety, and there were four prize. One
was won by Mrs. Edward I.oubcr
Welsh, the first. The second was won by
Miss Lillle Getchcll. who, you know, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Samuel, and Mrs.
Itichard Norris took the third. The
fourth went to Mrs. Otto Mersman. of
St. Louis. 'Not a bad showing for "My
Old Town," was it?
THE Historical Hike, which means in
other words, n bunch of about sixty
service men who went hiking ou Sun
day afternoon, led by Mr. Albert Cook
M.iers, of the Historical Society (he
ir:, l',".0 .."i "lflL rjsi. i: ."in -
ail .ur tnu ihu i iiv ' iv -
Mrs. William Coleman Freeman and
Miss Isabel Coleman Freeman will
leave today for York Harbor. Mc.
They will be nt the Marshall House.
Mrs. Freeman will have as her guest
for two weeks Mrs. John P. Hollings
worth. Miss Gertrude Eliret w'lll join
Sirs. Freeman later
Mr. A, P. Sivoyer. of New York
and this city, announces the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Dorothy
Swoyer, to Mr. Itichard H. Nolan, of
Kenwood, N. Y. The wedding will
take place In October.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thayer. -of Many
Corners, Ilryn Mawr. will leave on Sat
urday for California to spend six weeks.
Mrs. Edwin C. Dnnaghy, of P.ryn
Mawr. is spending a short time at the
Colonial. Capo May.
serving as a nurse in the base hospitals
at venay, l ranee, .miss Morlami lias
Joined her patents at their summer home
in ritman, M. J,
.Mr. and Mrs. William EVans, of 174$
North Edgewood street, are spending
the rest of the summer at Hide Park,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McLaughlin
have returned to their home nt 1321
North Itedfield street, after having sprnt
three weeks nt the seashore with Mr.
McLaughlin' parents.
Mr. Normau How ley, of M4 North
Fifty-eighth street, is home after n
vacation at Ocean City. Mr. How ley
recently returned from overscan.
TWO OF NEXT SEASON'S DEBUTANTES
Mrs. Harrison K. Caner, Jr.. has her
brother. Mr. Charles Haird, vlbititig her
for a few weeks at her home In Cape
May.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Valentine, of
j Highland Farm. Hrjn Mawr. are spend-
Mr. and Mrs. Murdnck Kendrick nnd
their daughter. Mis Christine Kendrick.
of Strafford, arc spending u month at
Osterville, Cape Cod.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Patterson.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Duffleld. of
Srtin North Eighteenth street, will
leave today to spend a fortnight nt Per
kiomen Terrace, Grater's Ford. Pa.
Mrs. Louise W. Evans, of 173(1 Din
mond street, will go to Wlldwood to
remain tlirnugh the late summer.
Hnll. DM St. IVtrr's Church. Hetsy
Ross House and all the rest nt them,
giving talks on historical Philadelphia),
was most delightfully entertained after
ward at the Ship and Tent Club. It s
been so long since I've had nn thing for
i. ii- l .. -! tnn
enlisted men to taut auuui, .-". "-- ,. !t1 ,.. ,i, i,m r ir. pi.
men to talk about, but or me to uik ' ;; M h ,u
anon" i "aM s'" N "A le nPS ock,on ' ha",! ' Cape May, the middle of August for the
.To" of girls there to wait on the men-.remainder of the er.
did 1 say the had HiippcrV-nnd there M,gs Kathrvn K niu.h(1 of xw
was an awfully good c"lfrtninmul1. York, who has just returned from Paris
afterward. where she joined her mother in March.
... Iwlll go to Cape .May to spend a few
AND speaking of service-men, tlitl ,aj.y s glfgt of Miss (;1,ll,rillp Cas.
j ou hear about the hectic time up , surd," before going to her suinmer lionje,
at the Canteen at Hroad Street Station camp Wcnonali, at I'pper Snrannc
on Tucdu? A man. soldier, cither n i I.ukc. New York,
corporal or sergeant. I don't know (
which, but some kind of a nnncom. was jrSi Charles Hebard and Miss Mary
going through from Pittsburgh on h.s Hcbard are spending several weeks at
wav to Washington. He was supposed Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
to have been met by a brother, but Hebard and their children have joined
brother didn't show up. And. unfortmi- them there.
nalelv.' he snoke, primarily ami ciciu
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mers nnd their I
little daughter, of North Eighteenth i
street, are spending the summer in I
Wlldwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schanz. of l.V.M)
North Eighteenth street, and their
daughter, Miss Jessie E. S. Schanz, arei
occupying their summer horn" in At
lantic City. ,
Mrs. Harry IJeerhalter. of 22201
North Tenth street, and her daughter.)
Mrs. lloth. are spending the summer si,
their country home In Pitman, N. J
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr William J. Nicholson, of l,r.2..
Morris street, has recently purchased n
laign tract of ground at Dreiel Hill nutl
has started to build a .bungalow.
Miss Sue de Mers. of 2(104 South'
Homier stiect. will spend two weeks at(
her father's bungalow in Wlldwood.
.Mis flillie Wilson, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Joseph A. Wilson, of 15117 1
South Fifteenth street, will return to,
her summer home, at Cape Ma N. J..,
tmlav, after spending a fortnight touring
the New England states.
Miss Helen Sutton, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Sutton, of 1X121 Por-'
ter street. Glrnrd Estate, is visiting i
friends in Wlldwood.
Miss Sara V. Campbell entertained
(he Cherokee Club at dinner. Among
those present were Miss Hetty Heir.
Miss Hose flayer. Miss Helen Tromy.
Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Mac Oleaton
and Miss Marie Ktough.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 Gallagher, of 2(114
South Sixteenth street, have announced
(he engagement of their daughter. Miss
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.M.IIKUICl ifUlltlKNt I . IIIMI .,11. I'ltnin I
McDonald. The wedding will take
plate in August.
BAR TOO MUCH HONKING
Atlantic City Authorities Start Antl
Noise Crusade
Atlantic Clt. N. J.. July Id -Motorists
are to be disciplined by the
authorities for unnecessarily sounding
automobile sirens In the resort.
This Is the official announcement
which came from Director of Public
'Safety J. It. Thompson, who declarrs
lh.it a number of drlcrs seem to take
.i delleht in sounding their horns with
out regard to the hour of night or the
totality through which thej
travel.
, Six Army Hospital to Close
I ashlnglon. July Kl .Six army gen
eral hospitals, located nt Ontario. N.
) . Hiltmore. N C . New Milieu,
Conn : Fort Hrnjiimiii Harrison
Tort Douglas. I'tuh. nnd Fort Snelllng.
mi H iimi imiiiiii i ifFMM KnM
f;Sft im ?"sH
GO? NO I NOT YET! MEANING -YEOMEN
(F) WILL HOLD JOBS .
Women Will Be Eligible for Civil Service Jobs if They Take
Test Within Year
THE jeomen (Ft will not make their
final exit from the navy .ard today,
as has been rumored, unless an official
notlc Is suddenly received. t
In fnct. to the knowledge of Miss
Margaret C. Thomas, chairman of Post
fiO of (he American Legion, no official
notice has been received of the exact
date when the hundreds of women clerks
will be placed on the Inactive llts of
the naval rcsene force
"Nothing definite has been received,
so fnr as I know." sajs Miss Thomas.
Hut placing (he jeomen (Fl on (he in-
Minn . will be closed September .". the active list is expected on August 7 or 11
Wnr Denar(men( announced estcrda. "At (he same (Ime wi(h (he official
notice man of the women will get their
temporary civil service appointments to
serve for the next jenr. If they take
clvil-sem'ic examinations within the
j ear the will be ellglh'e for permanent
appointments."
For n while it was helieptl that all
the women would be leaving the nary
tire) nnd their places would be taken
h.v navy men, but Miss Thomas docs hot
believe thai there are enough navy men
to qualify, and according to several o
the chief yeomen (F) hundreds of the
women will relurn to their work at the
navy yard under the civil-service ap
polntments, even at reduced pay.
Large salaries were offered tin ring the
war to induce the women to enter the
service, ami advancement was rapid un
til the salaries paid were considerably
In excess of the pay authorized for civil
service appointments of the same sort.
A petition was sent to Washington soma
weeks ago asking thnt those clerks who
would be retained at the navy yard be
nntinued uutler their present salary,
I'nlrss the petition is granted It is prob
able that a number of the women will
nut accept the civil-tcrvice appointments.
Phnto h I'holo i-rnftpr Photo b Harhrnrh
Ml.NS OKKTRCDK CONOWAY Ml Mi MAIM !. NORRIS
Miss Norris Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hlch.ird Norris. of Falls of Srluilklll. and Is spending the sum
mer at Narragansett Pier. Miss t'onnwa. who Is the daucjiter of Mrs. Harlille Henri, of I'lne Cottage, Rose-
nibnt, is In Newport' for the season
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, siiely, Spanish, and also wrote n-uuu
there was not a-soul In the Canteen,
" that dav who i-poke "r rt',ul opaulsli.:
So thev flew around the place search -....
t'-.,'iln,IU- fnv some one who did
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Mr. Ceorgc Moore Heller, of New
York, has announced the engagement of
his kiter. Miss Ilyrtie Lulse Heller,
and .Mr. Jnmes H. IlulcliNon. nf this
fill .
speak Spanish, the soldier in the inean
t .. -...:.. ..,.,1 vitlur lust as tlcs-
I me. mi...u --" - ., .ur. anil .urs. lllmm To
perately what he wanted. Mrs. . .man mvp relurnw h
Montgomery, Jr.. who was ' " ?r ll'n,,d Fiance, where thev .
Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper Hunne-
from Spain
. . iiiii r riini'p. wnprn iiiac ennn, . .....a1
workers. inanageU o get "" " ' months, and will spend the remnln.ler
nnt i ii- in hi in a ..
nuil there ami finally
his meaning, but the ncicr
uubody to talk to him.
did find
of the .summer with Mrs, Hunncmairs
patents. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles J. Mat-
, thews, at their country home, Claraby's.
I I.UIKrlifipiiA II. 1... -. t . it
MR. J It. EANS ROBLRlh f ,owl, house iu' October,
recovering. 1 hear, from his recent
rather serious illness. He has been at ( M. RoWnlnn Spleselman. Mr. David
the University Hospital and w ns ,,,.,. ,, Jlr DavI(, Krnf,snw nrc
o very ill that 1m sisters. Mrs. IfaUuK for an cxtfnd((1 tmlr lUrmlgh
lohn C. Groome and Mrs. nenrj i"- I t)lP Southern states and will spend a few
ton. of Rosemonl. postponed their goum f H(1(,1(s fll ,jni.kis0Ijvilf kh
nwav. P.ut he is so much better now ,
that' Mrs. Groome Is going to inter l -uofn..,-l... .
Ilnrbir tomorrow and Mi. Disston left CHESTNUT HILL
lotlav for Saratoga Springs for the Mrs. Chalmers Cowan Johnson, of
inces and then to Winter Harbor nftcr , Chestnut Hill, who wlthjier joung son
She will visjt .urs. hcoiBb
FRANKFORD
A welfouie-litime narty was gi
honor of Private Edward Gntlc on
Knsun Charles II. MeGucken. of Saturdii evening at his home l.i.i
1020 South Seventeenth street, is home Orchard stre-M. on bis redirn from a
on a short furlough, anil is visiting Ins jenr and a half tjf uierscn tint
parents. Mr. nntl Mrs. MeGucken. at Among those present were Mr. nnd Mrs.
Atlantic City. Ensign MeGucken will Samuel Gatlf. Mr. nnd M''- C
return to service in ii usiiingiuu, u.., Itniunbill. Sirs. si. siiirpii. .ir i..
Keegnn. Miss Emma enter. Sits f . '
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Frank Livezy. of IBM V""!1:.,.":5 ,'v.ii' n "C
inounced the -nn """";.!..,. ' : ... ' .
engagement .-f their daugliersiiss -- ",,,.,. Mt ..' Case,.
AUita i.ivpx.v. ami .ur, iurru in:u. :;:;' ' " i in...ntr i,i
UlC .innirs ianwu. 'i""" ., ,. .
ward Tivlor. .Insopli l-nrr, iCobrrt c ...
1 'I'nvlnr. Un (Hhorno. Mr. lilHHWlll, I OCilfllur
Tilu I tttltrtrtn T .n urnn . nf NrV 1 Ork. o.tl.i f M.n otnci f 'innlin Inonnh '
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i JNOTIFIED HUSBAND IS DEAD,
WIFE REFUSES TO BELIEVE IT
MORE WOMEN NAMED
FOR THRIFT CAMPAIGN
Federal Reserve Bank Governor
Appoints Leaders of Can
vass in District
E. Puse Passinore. governor nf the
Thlrtl Federal Reserve District, has an
nounced the appointment of Mrs. Henry
S. Illestand, Marietta. Pa,: Mr. Rob-
Crt Mills lle.ich. Hellefonte. -.i . and
Mrs. Estelle Thomas Steel. Mechanics-
burg. Pa., as vice chairman of count
groups 1, ,t and 4 in the government's
thrift campaign in (his district.
I An 0rga11l7.nl Ion of women will be
built up coerlug the entire district.
winch lin-liiiles the greater part of
. i ennsjlviuila ami New Jerse and all
of Delaware.
Mrs. Illestand will direct the wom
en's c.impaigii In Hr-rks. Itiu k. Dau
phin. Delaware. Chester, l.niicnMer.
I Lebanon. Lehigh. Monlgomcri. Schuvl.
kill
CITY ASKS PROPOSALS
FOR MILES OF PAVING
Bids Will Be Opened August 8
on Street Improvements Ap
proximating $700,000
Much paiing anil icpaiing work Ig
provided for Iu specifications prepared
by (he Department of Public Works,
proposals for which will be teceived on
August 8. The total estimated cost of
the highway improvement operations is
$7(HI,O0n. which money will come out
of (lie SlLfl70.000 municipal loan re.
cendy authorized by Councils. The im
provements for which bids will be re
ceived include the following:
Asphalt paving P.elficld street, from
York road to Itroatl street ; Broad
street, from Moyamenslng to Oregon
avenue: Etlgciunul, from Westmoreland
to Fortieth: l.nnsdowne. from Sixty
lifth to Sixt -sixth : l.iniekiiu. from
Chclten to Sixty -sixth avenue: Osage,
from Slxt -first to Sixty -second;
about August
Mr. and Mrs.
nitner street, recently nnnounced the
Conflicting Reports Sent by
War Department Cause
Woman to Lose Faith in
Official Actus
The wedtlins
autumn.
will take place iu
is making nn cxtcntled visit to Miss KPrr, William Divi. Willlimi Crotith.
Helen MctMude. of 1S07 Porter street. !jt,n rynrien nntl Williim Dalton.
i in tiie Girurtl Estate.
S- .-, , . i . Miss E. ration, of l.ciper sireet. is
l-he Moaua t. C.'s minstrel troupe .j ';-.," ., ,.....,.. ' ,...
pects to oe gone for n few weeks
entertainetl the members nnd friends """. f.
First ,Said to Be
Wounded, Then Missing and
Last Letter Has Him Killed
in Action
(lint
t',.orii.n nt Winter Harbor
Mr. Roberts, you remember, married
Mis. Hevward Drayton, who was for
merly Miss Ethel Tiers, a number of
ears ago in 1010. if I'm not mis
taken. They are living at IS'.;! De
Lancey place.
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DO YOU like to hear about the pretty was given recently on the grounds of
dresses that people nrc wearing? I parochial school ou Chestnut avenut
occm.b "'"' '. 11PP nrpttv Miss Gertrude Edwards,
think most of the nresses are, prcuj
has been visiting her cousins. Mr! and
Mrs. Morton Harrison McTurk.at their
bungalow in the Hlue Mountains for
the Inst three weeks, has returned home.
Miss Mary E. Hecker. of Evergreen
avenue, returned home last week fiom
llruleton, Pa., where she has been vis
iting for several months.
A very interesting tennis tournament
the
e by
of the filth on Sunday at their club
house. National Park. The singing of jt,. j( Leslie, of Frnnkford incline
Mr. Jack Gordon antl the dancing of Jj Orthodox street, will spend the
Mi. Muirn.i. Mr. Ilnllnian anil Mr. , ,, f August at Otenn Cit.
II iinerootioiu were lcuituca ot uit- cu
tcrtainment.
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FTER months of suspense, uiiring
I which she was not cerium iincuicr
her snlflier husband was nine or tie.if..
Af
Howcier. the oung wife, tefiismg lo
ibclicw lite news eonlainctl in the teltt
still waits with her (wo Near
it,!- vonr. nnvhow. Ave 1. this one tnni
t ti.fi in mind was worn by Mrs.
William J. Sewell, Jr., at Cape May
the other night at a dance. It was so
cool and fresh that it was a pleasure to
look at it and her. The dress was of
French blue and white chiffon, In
stripes, with a most attractive collar of
finely tucked chiffon, which crossed Iu
the front and fastened nt the waistline
with a cluster of field ilowers. It was
ideal for the time and the place.
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Miss A. Edn'inna Ginder, of ,"013
Pulaski avenue, will leave today for
Paoli, where she will tamp during Au
gust. Miss Giuder is in charge of the
Girl Scout camp there for the entire
month.
Dr. and Sirs. Howard Grisler.' of 85
East High street, will spend their vaca
tion in the Poconos.
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'. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A summer wedding of interest in this
city aad in tho South will be that of
Miss Eleanor Dumesnil Orubb. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Grubb. of
' the Belgravia. and Major Hutchinson
Winston, of Edenton. S. C. which will
take place on Saturday, August 0, at
Bass Rock. Mass.. where Miss Grubb
and her family arc spending the sum
mer. The wedding will be a small
church affair attended by the immediate
families only. Mis Grubb has just re
turned from Edenton, where she has been
visiting her fiance's grandmother, Mrs.
P. Winston.
There-will be two assemblies ncxti
winter, held at the Hcllevue-Stratford.
The dates are Friday, January 2, antl
the last -Friday before Lent, Febru
ary' .13. .x
' The ushers at the wedding of Miss
Ssllv Vacher Wjlliams. daughter of
Dr. 'and Mrs. George II. Williams, of
Fjshklll, N. V., and Mr. James Cav
erlv Newlfn. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Cavcrly Newlin. of Bryn Mawr,
ou August 10,' will include Mr. Joseph
J. McCall. Jr., Mr. Phlller Lee, Mr.
i Tsui Watson and Mr. Henry Aldcn
Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Clifton Adams, of 1712
Pine street, vill give a large tea at
"'the Beljevue-JJtratford on Isovember
ul v to introduce her daughter, Miss
Evelyn X. Smith, who will be a
' debutante of the season.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Phelps Dodge and
their family, of New York, who have
beeri'ilvin in England for the last six
years, sniled on the Mauretania on July
' 26 for their home In New York. Mrs,
' TJodge is a sister ot Mrs. S. Peas Sink
ler, Mrs. Edward F. Hartshorne and
'Mrs. S. F. Franklin.
Miss F,mily Sinkler and Master David
SInkler. daughter and son of Mrs. Sink-
ler,arc visiting their aunt, Mrs. Sharp-
. WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Sirs. John A. Yahn who are
spending tho summer months in Ambler
with their sister, Mrs. Matthew- Mc
A'ickar. formerly of West Philadelphia,
entertained members of their ."0(1 Club
over the week-end. Luncheon nnd
supper were served on the lawn. Mr.
and Sirs. Yahn expect lo move into
their new home on Marlyn road, Over
brook In October.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Georg B.
Mnrlnml, 1044 North Sixtieth street,
wili be glad to hear of the safe return,
from overseas of their daughter, Miss
Slyrtle 31. Morlaud, who bus been
Mrs John Marie and her d mghter, Mrs- piabeth l.entme. of 22(1 Whar
irath slrcciiarie'f. "toiildwood .on .M,. h,. r hcl word from (he
TIOGA ! where the will spend the lemmiider (government (lint lie was killed Seplein
. . I nt ti summer. :, - .-, ,me
II. ..-.I M.. U'il.m 11 l.ii.rinor nf "' ' ' OCr .HI. I..-i
m3" North Park avenue, announce the, ,r() Oeorge Knoir nntl tliuglilers.
engagement of their daughter. Miss jj'ss -phelmn Knorr ami Miss Erma
Edna Marian Lindner, and Mr. Sitluey Knorr. of 1710 Griscom street, nie
l-!nrle llelfsnider. .nti of Mrs. I. E. I t..,ii,- r, fr weeks at Atlantic Cit .' grnm
Ileifsnydcr. Mr. Heif.uiyder recently i t ltl daugliter in the hope of n hupp) ie
f(nrii, fiom twenlv iiioul is service Miss Mnliei iiaicri. i .uinutii.i
.. ... ' i . lr. i. .... : - ..i,ilinn M mtittlh nt
A.unnu lilt inmiinnt , .inpinnr n Lrrnni. i. iiii-iiuiiifc. "'""'
Hegiment, Engineer Corps. Miss Lind- Pocouo Mountains
tier, who is a readei nnd impersonator. I n,,,. of Wakelmc stieel
entertained at the various camps during M"-,,'1,," Z, t Veasitie
tlle war" Heights.
o.r.rlu.lU "- :Mr MRr,in inTg,1l, '.'fl M. -iH'" (;''nn nntl Miss Kiith
2114 West Erie avenue, will be glad to' ',.., of ,j(lj strcct spend
hear that he is recovering fiom the .- , slimter a( Ocean Cit.
effects of his recent automobile acci- . -
.eni ' Miss Pauline Gillinnn, of Nnithwood
I avenue, is enleitniiiing Miss Agnes
Mr. nnd Mrs Albert R. Bealc. nf.u-ii... 0f Pltlsburgh. for a few weeks
2124 Wcat Ontario stieet, will leave hefore eoing to Atlantic Cit where
the union
The husband. William. twenty
sewn. icarn old. enlisted in September.
1PI7. lie trained at Camp Meatle and
went nvei-eas in .lull. I01S. witli Com
nam II. ol tlie .ii.itn ini:iiiu
IIIIIIBkL ' . - tllH
illlllHlllBk. i j?11111
l-p less, at Spring Lake, for two weeks.
., , Miss Sara B Dolan, daughter of Mr,
"Wj.'and'Mrs. Thomas J.TJolan, of Chestnut
i- '' ,AVold Farm, Devon, wbo'has been visits
I . r ;x-sit in Capo May, will return the end of
rhotp )) llHChrch,
MISS ALICE TYNPALE WIRZ
the daughter of Mrs. Henry M.
Win, of Wnilingford, whose en
garement to Mr, Townsend Colmore
lox, oi' juoyian, was rccemij an
nounced. Mr. Cex.Ji te n f
U .J l Al...l '- ni.vt.mt
their family, of Launslou street, are
spending several weeks ut ildwood
Crest. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett have
returned home after spending some time
in Aiianuc iuy.
Miss Adda Frame, of Ridge avenue,
will snend August as the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
niehard Wabl, of Hen Avon, a suburb
of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Wahl will be
remembered as Dr. Jessie Frame.
during the week to spend the remainder I tICy ij spend the month of Ausiiit.
or tlie season at tne jiariDurougu-iiirii- -
helm iu Atlantic City. , An cilMnAV CPUnnt 5 PICMIH.
Mrs. David Ucntschlcr, of North
Twenty-second streel. has gone to Long- M Th 500rj Cndren and Adults1
port to remain until September. I , ' A ., '
1 I at Gloucester County Outing i
i Pitman, N. .1.. Jul 31. Foity-three
ROXBOROUGH pjhie mIiooIs weie reprcsenletl e-- i
Mr. and Sirs. Ferdinand Davis, -'r.. tcrday at the annual picnic of the
are spending the summer at their cot- f. s , S(.1O0, A, ,
tage on Slnpiewoou avenue, ucean iity. '
,,. , ,, . r . . .Isociation at Alt-jmi Park. I he ut
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilbur t. bchofie d iidl . , . ,. ,.,,. . '
irilllttllVi- wnr- u, ,,,.,, ...N f
Six pennants were awartled ochon's ;
having the highest percentage of their
enrolled membership at the picnic. The I
St. Barnabas Protestant l.plscop.tl
Sunday school of Mantua, hail a 100
per cent turnout Other schools win
ning pennants were Presb.ilcriun.
Paulsboro: Methodist Episcopal, of
Porchtown: Ta.ilor Memorial KaptUt.
of Paulsboro ; .Methodist Episcopal,
Billingsport : Methodist Episcopal,
Frnnklinville. The Summit Park
iummer Sunday school won the prize
for the largfst turnout, liavlug inure
than 2.10 members at the picnic.
Slotortrucks brought nearly entire
Sunday schools trom distant corners
of the count. The morniug program
was given oier to water sports on
Alcon lake and in the afternoou there
were field sports.
PLAYGROUND FETE TODAY
Midsummer Celebration of Moffett
School Will Attract Hundreds
Several' hundred children will partici
pate today In a midsummer celebration
at the playground of the John SI. Slof
fett School, Seeoud and Oxford streets.
There will be a baby parade, folk
dances and an open-air mlrtstrel show.
The exercises will be under tlie directiou
of Silss Katharine C. Welsh, Miss
Agnes Fit7.patrlck antl William S, Mc
Silehael. Frizes- will he awarded to the chil
dren having the most novel costumes iu
the baby paiadc.
Mrs. I.entine recened woitl trom tile
government ou Dei ember . thnt lift
husband hail been wounded Septrnibei
3(1. Letters from the War Depart
in, nl later brought lie! mini that hei
husband was missing.
tine of these said that he had been
litfd on September 2S fnr extrnordlii.irj
lir.ii.Ti under flic. lie hud ilMln-
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WILLIAM LKN'l'INE
i a deatll
Norlhiiniiiton nnd York .K.t..,n..v ' lrn,n mxi -nrsi in nixiy-seconu;
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Mrs. Ifciirir territui' is ('iitnci-iiu. (Vn-! """' "" i."-vcringiou to ivrains;
ter. Clearfield. Clinton. Elk, L.icntnins. I Pentridge. from Fifty-fourth to Fifty
McKean. Montour. Nnrtlilimherlaud. ' lifth : Plum, fiom Hitman' to Torres
Potter. Tioga nntl I'ldun tnuiCcs. .Mrs. I dale: Wcstford. from Geneva to Slar
Steel has Adams, lletlfnrd. Rlair. Cum-I wood.
bri.i. t iimlierlanil. Frniiklin. Fiiltnn.
Huntingdon, Juniata. Mifflin. Perry and
Snyder enmities. The arc cn-operatinc
with .la N. Schrocdcr. W. H.irrlsnn
Walker and George E. Llo.itl, group
(huirmen of these districts.
In addition to women group lice
ciiairinen, prominent women haie been
lecommcnded as count vice ilialrmen.
Appnlutinetits suggested lo dat are:
Mrs. Edgir A Weimar. Lebmon
count : Airs, fplon .Myers. Northamp
ton county: Mrs, ,. Louise Liiiderinan.
Lehigh iniitity; Mrs Harry Keller.
Center count : Mis. II, II. Gage. Clin
ton county: Mrs, William K. West.
Montour count : Mrs. W. Grant Dries
bach, I'nion count : Mrs. Catheryn C,
Lucas, Dauphin count, Mrs, Robert J,
Itolston, Montgomery count. Pa., and
.Mrs. II. Fletcher lirowii. New Castle
cumit. Del.
CHURCH LOSES $10,000
Vineland Bequest Upset by Use of
"Benevolent" for Charitable
Trenton. July 31. -The iiiatlicrlent
use of an inept term in the will of the
late Anne (lenumoiit. of Yineliud, made
it necessary for Vice Chancellor ll.irkcs
to (ile In the Court of Chancer an
opinion selling aside ,i betiiet nf about
$10,000 to the First M. E. Church.
Vineland. The ilcrinion icaihetl. the
vice chain ellor s.iitl, was ioiitr.ir. lo
Ills own satisfaction antl means a fius-
' trillion of the wishes nf the testatrix,
machine- j but no other opinion was possible under
legal authority and piiuciiile.
i! Mrs. lleaiimonl. in the onin'mn nf the
vice chancellor, understood the word
haritable." In her will she provided
among other things, that the church
should have the net proceeds of the sale
of her home, the ninoiint as received b i
nf I In- church to be held in I
endowment fund and tht. '
net income therefrom to be usitl for the I
"siippmt of the churtli or such lienevo
'. ;,,-... ,lr! Nnttnful mill Slmtll Ininriivi'lllfllll S300 Mnillhlv lent tmrnoses as the trustees nf the
t.MlllIICIl JJIL IIUMI." " .-,..----- T ..-.. ,
GraiiKe block - Scott's lane, from
Ridge avenue. "JOO feet northeast?
Wolf, from Wceeacoe to Front.
(trading Diamond street, from
Sixth -fourth (n Dagge(t street: Er
tlrick. from Longshore to Knotr: St.
lucent, from Rising Sun (n noAhwcst
nf flntlov- Dnklev. from Prirndi.hili A
northeast of St. Vincent: Eighteenth,
tinin Chclten to Medary.
PEMBERTON HONORS OWN
Jersey Town Unveils Tablet Erected
to Thirty-two War Heroes
Peinheiton. N. J.. July 31. With
hundreds of former residents returnijrfv
I to the home town. Pemberton yes-j
terdy welcomed back from the war its
I thirty-two service men and uuviiled a,
i i,-"-" t '.li-t to perprtunte their fame.
I The tablet was dedicated after joung
Iwoiiiiu li-d bjnketl Horal tributes aioiind
, It. Lieutenants Dnnaltou and Wight
I man. aviators fiom Camp Dix. swooped
I dow ii In drop similar tributes from
, the air.
messages thiniigli
guu fire
The n.iienls of the soltlier live
Second nntl Kitzwater streets. The
"iiUhed himself b carrying Importniit I lefuse In belieie that their sun Is deatl. I benevolent to be syntui minis with
EMERGENCY AID STILL CARES
FOR 450 LITTLE PARALYTICS'?
Needed to Continue Work Until 1920
church shall direct.
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UluiKltt, Milton Slim Hnl '1 liemlnre ttoberu,
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FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Kelly, of Thirty,
fifth street and Midvalc avenue, left
today for Worcester, Mass., to attend
the championship races In which
Kelly's brother, Mr. Jack IJ. Kelly,
will row. After the races Mr. aud Sirs.
Kelly will go to Connecticut for three
weeks. They will spend the autumn in
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles SIcIIvaine and
their family, of -L.08 Itldge avenue,
will leave tomorrow for Atlantic City
and will remain until the end of th
mouth,
Mr. -lohn Whitaker. of .I.'IOO Krr'
street, will leave during the month to
spend the late summer iu Atlantic
City.
Sllss Florence Hirst, of Ridge ave
nue, is spending several weeks in Ocean
City.
WISSAHICKON
Mrs. Albert A. Delghton, of 373S
Manayunk avenue, returned on Sfonday
from a fortnight's visit in Washington,
IX 0,. where she was the guest of her
brother-in-law and lister. Sir. and
Sirs. Robert Hardest', of Takoma
Park. Her youug daughter, Sliss Doro
thea Delghton, who accompanied her.
will remain In Washington for some
time.
Miss Griggs and Miss Hattle Griggs,
nf 214 nochellc avenue, with their
niece. Stlss Dtantha Hall, will leave
tomorrbiV for the Maine coast.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Slmcox. o
Munayunli avenue', left' during the week
in loin a csmninir narty in eastern
The EvksImi Public LunfiKB
will he-glad to publish items of social
Interest sent In by the readers.
Items .should be written on one side
of the. paper only and should be
signed 'with the name nf the sender
and the telephone number, that they
may be verified,
Address Society Editor, Evemho
"Pdolip lizvozn, uwj Unectnut
a u?tf'"' - ' , - ' j u. rov l she. bob tf i? Js- i. ri-T i'. :V..i Ai.M. Vll. I PPOLip LC&OEHi umi wnestnut I a hospital ana dtant Mam " invo. ine pariy wn mv i
n..- i . .,..-. .',.l-,3I.-A.i-itot!Ji-AA..v., j,'. '... .1 .-.:'. ftiifn-iirtu rn'iriif r-t iii'ilffiTrtiin'--i nr-ift-in ' iftiii mrfrfiW1- fe - tl (i.M-ff-'rtiMtftllit-'"-' .Jm.''1. -- V ti2iyviW. ,,j,n, '.
AFTER three eaih nf watchfulness.
I.'O infantile paral.isi cases are
still on the lists of the Emergent' Aid
and are receiving constant attention.
Tliev are 'not in the pitiable ciiiiditiou
iu which the summer nf 1010 found them,
but most of the cliildicii aic still pa
tiently undergoing the treatments that
will cure or nt least help their condition.
Hopeful? Yes, indeed." sas Sliss
Mary L. Seidell, secretary of the
pnral.isis committee of the Emergency
Aid. of which Sirs. J. Willis Martin is
chairman. A great ileal of Sliss Sel
den's time is still being given to tlie
work, which as started three years
ago, of registering the cases, arranging
for .treatments, proiiding braces antl the
hundred and one details necessary to aid
the return to health of the paralyzed
children. .
"There were more than 000 rases Iu
1010. located all over the city. Four
huudred and fifty have gone from the
lists, 300 of whom hnve been cured, and
the others Have either died or moiod
from the territory. Those who are still
uu our lists arc, for the most part, Iu
good health and are improving under
the treatment. Of tourse, some of them
will ulways be crippled.
Helpless Cripple Walks ,
"One little girl wns unable to sit up
in the fall of 10111. She spent eight
een mouths In a hospital and now walks
with a brace. In the spring of this
year the doctor said that he Would
operate and she would be able to walk
without braces. She is now in tht hos
pltal and will need three or four npefa.
tions.
"Another little girl, less than a jetr
old when Bhe cbine .Jo us at Thanks
giving, 1010, could moii nothing but
her eyes. For two years she was iu
hosnltal and d dn't want to Uavn
lures on the will'.-inil at mv home the
there aren't nn lii'-tii'-p mi the wall ' me
I Cpon the i oust ruction of the ipioled I IRENE CASTLE ln E
language depend. d the legal niciiiing of Nix, u ,..,.,., jj'
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t.NE"
Band Concerts Today
The Municipal Hand plays tonight
at Corinthian antl Fairniount ave
nues. Th" Fairiiiount Park Rami plays
this afternoon and evening at Lemon
Hill.
urirrts "benevolent and 'tharita
A residual legatee, a lunatic.
.1.. '..,. I. ii.ir iiiviri'st friend, brought suit
"Thut little g'l I hft the hospital able, an(j nlj,,rod the coutciition that the
In walk and use her il.'lit arm. She (inanition Involved was mid foi un
llmps a little .iiid her left arm n( (.rtninty and In violation of the rule
shoulder are not as llic.i should be. hut 'a,a,, perpetuities,
she is just as bruht as an nther
child of her age." j
In the fall nf 1010 the Emergen. ,
Aid raised $3(1.00(1 from an appeal sent
out fnr the ptirpnse of helping the vic
tims of the epidemic. In lOlV a small'
fund of yirKM) was raised, and In
June, 1018. a month! income nf ,f."0(l
was obtained to continue the work.
RccaiiM of the reduction In the num i
her of cases, nn income of only $30(1
a ntnnd' is asked to continue to June.
1020. Altogether, nearly ?-.ri.000 has
been spent lo restore the cripples to
health.
The hospitals and dispensaries gaie
their work fiee. Wheu a ho.pffal did
not have a free bed for the little pa- ,
tient, the Emergency Ait! paid for the
room. The co-operative spirit of the
families nf the victim i has also helped i
to make the funds go u loug wuy. Wheu
braces and other eiiilpfiiciit were tin
longer iieccssar.i, the famll turned
them over to the committee to be used
for jsome zither child.
OUTING FOR CHILDREN'
4 "
Gospel and Relief Association to Be
Host to Kiddles
The GospeJ and ltclief Association to
day will be hoi-t to 300 children from
tbe narrow streets In the central section
of the city. . A
The little ones wll be taken to Hunt
ing Park, where they will be permitted
to romp and enjoy tho lares quantities
of cood tttings to rat and drink.' There
wli be gtmes, carousel naea ana otner
forms of entertainment.
The party vfl meet it the Parkway
.Sl'OKTI.V; CHANCE '
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MISf ELIZABETH fl, EIXICOTT
daughter of Sir. nnd Mrs. Horace
O. peltjel.of 4322 Osaje avenue,.
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