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jVoJcy Wynne Talks of Parties and Various Plans for
the Week-End Holidays She Sees a Pretty
Costume on Chestnut Street
EVEIlt ONE Is preparing to leavo
town today if, to be explicit, every
one did not lcavo town yestordny, be
cause you oe tomorrow will bo the
Bre.it nnd Rlorioim Doiirin nrm it win
be celebrated on Monday, nnd so every,
one has n law "rttl bcnutHul week-end.
And, let me put you oh, It will bo the
same next year, too, for the Fourth will
rom? on n Monday -then. ;o there 'will
l,c Saturday, Sunday and Monday once
more! '
TONIflHT there will be tho danec
which Mr. nnd Mr. Clinrlefl K.
Coxe, of Malvern, will rIvc nt their
tilaee, Wllllnbronki Fnrm, for their
ilaiiRliter, .Tnno Gordon Coxe. .Tnne 1h
to be a debutnnttf of next acoson, nnd
this will be her first out party, ntt it
were. Hhe Is n very attractive lrl
and has not been fed up with n lot of
pre debutante affairs because she haw
cone to boarding school or several
Tears, attending only the Christmas ami
Easter festivities nt home.
She is n sister of Kr-klr-y B. Coxe, 3d,
who married Mnry Owens, of Savan
nah, Gn., last year. Jane Is bound
to have n very good time this winter,
nnd being extremely attractive, alio Is
likely to be much entertained. She has
to many uncles nnd aunts nnd cousins
to clvo parties for her and there Is tq be
n big ball in her honor the last dny of
December, nt least I think thftt la the
date scheduled.
Iiv the way, I heard some people the
other dnv wondering how they could get
to Willisbrooke Fnrm by tiniti. nnd
perhaps this Information would help
them : The Coxes will bavo motors meet
the 8:15 train from Broad Htreet Sta
tion nt Pnoll, so there will bo no prob
lem for tho ''trnlnltes" nftcr nil.
I HAVE heard of any number of bouso
parties planned for this week-end.
Tho Harrison K. Cnner. .Trs., will havo
Mrs. Conor's cousins. Mnrgarctta and
Elizabeth .Teanncs, with them nt their
Capo May cottage, and AVllllnm Cancr
and William Baird, Jr., brothers, of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnher.
Tho Francis B. Keeveies have Invited
n number of young people to their homo
e Hnok Tlilf-Vnlli:. whlrhYOll know,
is near tho Wnter Gnp. .To Beeves h
engagement to Henry Walton. Jr., wns
announced just n lew wccks ku.
T WAS so glnd yesterday to hear that
Isnhelln "AVanamnker enme through
her operation for nppendicitls safely
nnd Is now well on the wov to recovery.
Sho wns operated on last Monday, nnd,
thouch such operations nrc usually
Miecessful, one always feels a certain
anxiety until they nro well over that
Is, several days later. Isabelln Is very
sweet looking. I think. She has fnlr
curly hnir nnd blue eyes, nnd has loads
of friends. I have nlwnys heard tho
very nicest things said of her. She
is a great horsewoman, nnd owns quite
a number of prize-winning steeds.
WHAT a good-ioukini? girl Gertrude
I'nucoflst is! I saw her tho other
day on Chestnut street. She wns wenr
Ing n dark blue flowered voile frock,
mncln with white collar nnd cuffs nnd
finished nt the wnidt with black velvet.
Her hat was extremely Rood looking.
It was made of henna colored chiffon,
nnd was trimmed with self-colored
band. Tho Bnncrtasts, by the wily,
have moved. Did you know thnt?
But only across the street from their
former house. They lived nt UO.'U Do
Lnhcey, nnd now they nre on tlio even
side of tho street. 1 do not know the
exact number.
piCTEB is not yet three years of age,
but ho is n friendly Niul nnd loves
his friends dearly. Every morning
when the postman. In his benutlful
uniform nnd straw hat. rings the hell
nt his home. Peter mnnnges to ro to the
door with the maid nnd entfngo in. n
long conversation with sn' ' postman,
who seems to love Peter us much ns
refer loves him.
Well, Peter went walking with
mother the other dny. And ns they,
strolled along they spied coming lii
their direction u certain well-known
doctor, who is still In the nrmy nnd.
therefore, still wenrs his uniform. He
was particularly shining and bright
with brass buttoiiH njul bars and spurs
nnd everything, nnd looked tho proud
Joiiiik soldier every inch.
Peter nw the uniform, nnd his eves
danced with joy. "Oh, mummy!" fnid
nM i .,arKP..,vl,r( oasiy ll,,nr(1
Mid soldier, "Isn't lie n cute little
postman?" NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Kmory McMlchac! of
Bow,,,, entertained Miss Olive Onu try,
n. Mrn. nrlubt nnd MIB3 Brloht nre
now nt York VlllaBe. York Harbor, Me
Mr.
"nil .Airs, uordon A. Hnnlwlnlr
M.IJo,r,',..ln ''.. dniiKhter of Mr. and
- "uii.m, u. inyior, or Fcnllyn.
fir. ;..... , ' ,u ii-iuuin unrii tno
"llM ?fS "temb,.r- , Mrs- Hudson nnd
Mr ni a ,nl half-sisters. rtnuohtprB of
&rmWvV.M- Len' f w"on.o
H5r'phw(l.,RIrfl; ,Tll0's Bldtovay. of
famllv tn0i?eiV h.uvo B" with their
L'JH! i ,0 ,lnr Harbor, whoro they will
remain until September. V
Wriniif J cs, V ,,"ul1 xownsenu
, ''; of St. Davids, nro spendlni? the
summer at NnrraRnnsctt Pier. II I
MrHlrll?nd aUKh';r:'"-'v Mr am
fnE .1 "llam Coxo WrlBht. nro spend
ing tho summer nt Northeast Harbor,
lef' nnnni,,i'S' J; Kc?'fy Mitchell, Jr..
tn mi,05llly fi"" nnrlt Harbor, Me.,
to remain thoro for tho summer.
Parm'ny.in ,At,elbu.ry- of Boudlnot
it i: "a.dnor, Ih spondlnp bovernl days
' her cottage In Capo May.
ba?a'rilvtn!rs' Pnul Clayton. Miss nar
iru. i'1 iT"1 "'n'11' Mrs. Balph
,V.. i(1, of Haverford, eft on Thiirs.
. ,'7 A"jrtor , f0,r JIr- Clnyto c mp
i.vi.r ?,d Mr. ,,:;""lu wl" remnln over tho
Aueus i rt;lVrn,nff to ",0 nip about
ofC'srl",n,'i MrSl no1"" H. Wilbur,
"l -T wavlds, aro entcrttiiiilnir HibIp
T Hm,iJ!clf? Alu,,,cr. nml JIr- Wlllnm
Alffli ,oif,Dev0i11' wv1 turned from
ii i ", CltJ wl,CI "'oy have beeu
fc"ilnK for some time.
BlSh.'n! 1W, MrH l:ll,ott m1 J'HH M.
ii. f,?V lh J'''"0'1 nre mmuiir the 1'hiln-
in &kHa, WUI B"Cml th0 BU,"'"or
lili0T.1Wnr!,,lljH "' ulosed her
Eol nil ' ,h' nBl'Svue-Stuitforil and
Bono to Spring Luke for tho Bummer.
close lb-' ii1")1 MrB Jonn s' Mucl"o will
lint .i'r'f i?w' ,h0UB0 ,,ml lenV0 the
homo Rl ,ly for heir summer
iiumo neur Quebec, runada,
toiMn,r?,,ulitMrs' nUiouy Hirst, of Wll-
w"' . 'Jtvorford, left yesterday for
tnin,,'r.,,rl,,1tl,ro.UBn ,l,e New '.1iKhind
l .: ll'llntr for n while nt curt
turning u,'i lM(a hiunplnln. and o
tm 2? i?,mo AHh.Sut ,h. m,(,d'e of et
'am oirt-t. Arthur ,0, Hirst Is taking
i'mSibT1'!.110""!?. th0 eonttnent to Han
a rancisco. Il0 will uUw visit Honolulu
ir. nnd Mm Wlllinm
ll''oso11II"ir,'B01 occurred a short tlmo
rnBlMirtn ,S!n(,in'T.,a few ''"y at "e
flirs Percy K. Hudson nnd her fnmlly.
?.LN,w.Yo,r.k..,.'" ycstenluy for Banirf
(i linn i.i ii mn iah n .... ..i
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before his roturn, the latter part of Sep
tember. Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas P. I.ntta nntl
nor dauRhter, Mrn. Ilceso, hnvo takon
n nousa In Devon for the aunjmer.
Dr. nnd Mrn. Harry n. KchoeK, of 2048
Pine Btrfet. will bo In n, few days to
Ocean City, where they will spend tho
summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllinm T. Shepnrd nnd
tholr eon, of nryn Muwr nvenue, Cyn
wyd. will spend a few weeks In Bur.
llngton, N. J.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Aden Iloberte Clawson,
whose marriage took plnco on Wednes
day evening, nre tour'ng I.nkn Geore
nnd the Adirondack)). Thev will go later
to fienrca Lake. K. Y where thoy will
r,cnu ino remainder or mo summer.
Mrs. Clawson will bo remembered ns
Miss Huth Ogden Mnriln, daughter of
Mrn. Howard B. Martin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Barton Jloope.i, 3d, nre
tho guests of Mrn. Hooima'h parents, Mr.
nnil Mrs. Itobort O. ailflllan, at their
cottnRo nt 'Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Wendell Woodward
have closed their house on Do Lnncey
placo nnd havo Bono to Jenklntown to
spend a couplo of months.
Mrs. Clnra V, Taylor, of I.nnsdownc,
announces the engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Helen Kstollo Taylor, nnd Mr.
J. Normnn Stephens, of Wnlllngford, I'n.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry lingers Cart
wright, of Chestnut Hill, havo opened
their cottwrc at Bay Head, whero they
will upend the remainder of tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Thomson Shor
ron nnd family will pass July and Au
gust In tho Pocono mountains.
Mr. Charles E. Weymnn announces the
engagement of his dnunrhtcr, Mlsn Helen
Francis Weyman, to Mr. N'ormnn Ten
nent Busby, won of Mr. nnd Mro. Augus
tus Crano Bu;sby, of 4B28 Spruce street.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnncls C. Lowthrop, of
Trenton, N. J announce tho engagement
of their daughter. Miss Kleanor Low
throp, to Mr. Wllllarri Henry Brooks, Jr.,
son of Mr, and Mrs. William Henry
Brooks, of Crosswayo, St Davids.
Mrs. Harvey Lolnn Bates, of 134 Mnn
helm stroet, Qormontown, will give a
birthday party In honor of her son,
Master John Cavender, on Tuesday next.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John J. Collins, of 1E53
South Qunther street, aro spending the
week-end at the homo of Mrs. C'olllns'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brennan,
of Olncy.
Mr. and Mrs. rerclvnl Boberts, Jr., of
Ponshurst, Nnrborth, will go noxt month
to Canada. whPTo they will spend several
weeks In nnd about tho province of Quo
bee, ALONG THE MAIN LINE
MIsb Adelnldn Tilran Jone. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Llewollvn West Jones,
of Wynnewood avenue, Wynnowood, left
on xnursuay tor linines Falls. N. Y.,
whero sho will bo tho RUtst for two
weeks at a house party Blvcn by Mis
Oortrudo Blunt, daughter of Colonel nnd
Mrfl. A. P. Blunt, of Morrlstown, N. J.
About July 16 Miss JoneB will go to
Nantucket, Mass , whro sho will be en
tertained by MIsb Dorothy Davis, of Qlen
Bldgo, N. J. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas May Pelrce, Jr.,
and family, of Ithnn. will leave July 13
for Atlnntlo City to remain thoro for
some time.
Mrs. Frederick Trent, of Wayne. Is en
tertalnlng Mrs. M. J. McLeca at her
homo for tho summer.
Mrs. Mary Treat Do Witt, of Wayne.
with her two sons nre guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William P. Do Witt at their home
In Trov. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. William Llvlnsston. of
riieatnut avenue, Narbcrtb, nro at tholr
summer nomo in stono H.irnor, p.. .i.
Mr. nnd Mrn. Walter Yeatts. of St.
Davids, aro spending tho summer at
foiiu Plensnnt, rs. J.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mattson. of St
Da-fds. left yeBterday for Bayhead, N.
J., to occupy their cottage lor tno uai
ance of tho summor.
Mrs. Frank Bacr, of South Narberth
avenue. Narberth. entertained the foi-
lowing nt bridge on Wednesday after
noon: Mrs. I... W. Essex, Jlrs. John Du
Ilre. Mrs. Wllmer Crowcll, Mrs. Miles
Mlnnlck, Mrs. Clarence Gemmol, Mrs.
Moorcs, Mrs. J. Bust and Mrs, Robert
liosa.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. nobcrt Hnmllton. of Oak I.ane,
entertained informally at luncheon nt
tho Old York Jload country uiuo on
Tuesday. Covers were laid for nine.
Mr. and Mrs. PharleB B. I.ucey, of
101 Iluscomb street. I.osan. aro recoiv
Iiik cougratuiatlons on the birth of a
dauRhter, Adoleno Cecilia l.ucey. Mrn.
IjUcoy wns Miss Anne Elizabeth Harri
son, of this city.
Mrs. Walter 15. Lake, of 1535 Erlo
avenue, entertained nt a dnnco on Wed
nesday ovenlng, nt tho Old York Road
Country Club, In honor of her son, Mr.
Walter B. Iako, Jr.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Starcnret I. Joyce and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Kast Washing
ton lano, nro spending somo time ns the
ffuests of Mrs. Johnson's brother-in-law
and sister, air. nnd Mrs. Robert savin,
formerly of Germnntown, at their farm
near Doylestown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hood nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs.' Robert I, Hood nro tho guests
of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Hood, of Oak Lane,
at tholr Ocenn City cottnge. Mrs. Rob
prt Hood will bo remembered as Miss
Rosa Median beforo her niarrlago a
short tlmo ngo.
Mrs. tloorgo II. Tnlbott. of Princeton,
who Is occupying the houso at 0320
Burbridgo street for the summer. Is
spending some time with relatives In
Bellvllte. O.
Mrs. 13. II. West. Miss Dorothy West
and Miss Bertha West, of B212 Clcar
view street, will spend tho lourtll of
July holidays In Ocean Pity.
'FjTOWJ
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho members of the Philadelphia
branch of the alumnae usHoclatlon of
Cedar Prest College for Womon held
their Juno meeting In Allentown Soven
new members wero admitted, making the
membership sixty-three. Mrs. Walter
Scott Is president! Mrs. Mary Boner,
vice president; Mrs. Cleorgo H. McKay,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Howard
TtpcleW recording secretary, nm! Mrs
Jacob Colger, treasurer. A midsummer
gathering will bo held In August, at
tho homo of Mrs. B F. Ilartzell, In
Chalfonte, Pa.
Miss Helen Pechln, of North Broad
streot, entertained tho following nt cards
on Thursdiv nvcnlncr nt her horm Or.
nnd Mrs. Gordon Schurch, Mr. nnd Mrs.
William MtCulchtoii. Mr nnd Mrs.
Arden Collin. Miss Alma Stclnhoff, Mr.
William Weaver and Mr. Walter Valon
tlne. Mr. Herbert Schwab, of tho Dnuphln
tpartmenta. Broad and Dauphin streets,
lias sailed for Europe, to bo gono tor
several months.
Mrs. Ozcar I). Ioeb. of tho Hotel Ma
jestic, i Msltlng her mother, Mrs. Cold
smith, at White Plains, N. . for sov
cial weeks.
Miss Natallo I.enk, of Blrmlnghnm.
Ala., Is the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Aaron, of 1333 North
Rroad Htreet.
Mrs. J Howard and her daughter
Miss Ktta Howard, of NortS Twelfth
itreot, nro spending a fortnleht nt tho
1'oconoB.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sidney M. Stern, of
1013 Poplar street, will spend the sum
mer nt tho Chandler Whitehall Hull,
Ocean Pity.
Miss Elizabeth Selfert, of 37IC North
Marshall ntreet. hns left for nn extended
visit to her sister's summer homo at
PleasnntVlllc, N. J. Miss Selfert does
not expect to roturn to her homo until
Into In tho fall.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs, B. PrauBton, of GH0 Sansom
street, hns left Olassboro, N. J., where
sho hns been visiting, to go to New York
and Connecticut, wheio she will spend
several woelts, after which she will go to
Cleveland, O., where nho will mnke her
future home,
Mr. nnd Mrs. aeorgo Hollowls, of
422$ Pino street, who have been upending
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'iVdENlte J?UBiia
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,MISS LOIS G. SMITH
Of Smltlivlllo, N. J., whoso en-
gngeiuent to Captain Edmund E.
Barratt, of New York, lias Just
been nnuounccd
several days In Buffalo, will leave next
week witn tnoir small daughter. Miss
Lillian iiouowis, ror ocean city, wnero
thev will SDend the rpmalndnr of tho
summer na tho guests of Mrs. Hollowls'a
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. DuBols.
Mro, John Murphy and her daughter,
Miss Margarot Murphy, of this city,
malnder of tho summor at Mt. Pocono,
Pa.
Miss Pauline Flnltel, of 5315 Balll
moro aveirue, will spend a few days at
Atlantic City, visiting friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John D. Johnson and
their fnmny, or 3soa chestnut street,
hnvo gono to their cottage nt Allenhurst,
where thoy will spend the month of July,
going Inter to tho mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnrl Knoass. of the
Stonelelgh Court, Forty-fifth nnd Wal
nut streets, nro spending the summer at
tho Dennis, Atlantic City, Mrs. Harry
Turner and her daughter. Miss Ethel
Kneass, will leave In a row days for
Ocean City, whero thoy will remain until
Bcptembor.
Miss Miriam B. Greenewald, of Iioirg
Beach, Calif., who Is visiting here, will
be tho guest of Mrs. Rosalind Oreene
wald and Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsa Miller,
at tholr summer home. Ill South Baton
Rouge avenue, Atlantic City, and Mrs.
I. M. Loner, of 132 south Forty-sixth
stroet.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Paldwaldor Evans
Franklin, of 339 South Fourth street, aro
receiving congratulations on the birth of
rt daughter, Elizabeth Kathryn Evans.
Mrs. Franklin will be remembered as
Miss Kathryn Orover, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Orover.
Tho bachelors of tho Aqulnao Catho
lic. Club will spend the holidays at their
cottage nt Atlantic Pity. Tho club In
cludes tho following members: Mr.
Arthur F. Johnson, Mr. John Magee, Mr.
Charles Magee, Mr. Thomas Plnncgan,
Mr. Thomas J. McLaughlin. Mr. Theo
doro Etcholls, Mr. Hugh Ward and Mr.
Thomas Dcmpsey.
Mrs. J. I. Balllnger. wlfo of Lieuten
ant J Balllnger, and her two sons,
Mr. Louis Balllnger nnd Mr. Lyman
Balllnger, of Bremerton, Wash., will be
tho guests of Lieutenant and Mrs. W.
Hartup, of 1414 Rltner street, for a
few days next woek. Later, Mrs. Bal
llnger nnd her two sona will join her
nusnanu in now yorK una arter a snort
fltay thero will mill for Coco Solo,
Panama.
Miss Beatrice Wilson, of 2521 South
Eighteenth street, will spend tho boll
dayB In Atlantic City.
Miss Mae Cnrlln. of 2033 South Six
teenth street, has gono to Wlldwood for
a rew uaya.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Archdeacon, of
2600 South Bouvler street, will enter
tain at a house party to bo given at
mo toiwyn, in Atlantic City, ovor tho
Fourth. Among those nresent will be
Mr. James McNIchol. Mr. Thomas
Fields. Mr. John Kane, Mrs A. Pino, Mr.
Daniel Biggins, Mr. Joseph Wilson, Mr.
Joseph Kane. Miss Ann Curry and Mr.
and Mrs. William Conlln.
Mr. and Mrs. James McPann and their
daughter, Miss Helen McCnnn, of 2129
South Thirteenth street, will spend tho
jiuuuuyB in vemnor.
Miss Miriam Stein, of 017 West
rashyunu avenue, will visit her parents
In Atlnntlo City ovor tho week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Well and her
cnugnter. ansa Roslyn Well, of 2520
South Eighteenth street, will leavo to
morrow afternoon for Atlantic Cltv.
where they will remain for tho rest of
the summer.
TIOGA
.lr-,.Rnrl Mrs- William Brlnkworth, of
1&23 est Venango street, loft yesterday
iur uiu ijuwwnro water Unp, whero they
will remain several days.
. Mr. and Mra. P. v. ririmn nt on
West Tioga street, aro occupying their
Bulimia, iiuiuu in jiianuo uity.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Hcale, of 2121
cst Ontario street, will lcavo on July
19 for an extended trip to tho Canadian
Rockies. National Park, Vancouver.
Seattle and, Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baffol, of 3525
North r- fteonth btreet, are touring
through tho West to tho Pacific coaHt
and will spend some tlmo In California.
KENSINGTON
,Hr?; Jo.hn W Baker and family, of
25S0 1-rnnkford nvcnuo, aro spending tho
summer at their cottngo In Ocean City.
Miss Clertrude Waters, of Kast Cum
berland street, has returned from a ten
days' visit with friends In Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Urondfleld, of 3131
I- rnnkford avenue, will spend tho Fourth
of July holidays at Ocenn City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Alexander and
Mrs. Dauphlnoe nro spending tho sum
mer at Ocean City.
The sorority of which Mrs. J. Broad
field, of 3131 Frankford ninnue. Ih a
member will bo entertained this after
noon at tho homo of Mrs D. Strumpf. of
Oak Lane. Thoso present will bo Miss
Louise Hall. Mlsi Edna Seholey. Miss
Boss Street. Miss Bess Smith, Mrs. Doro
thy Blngee. Mrs. Nan Hyndman and
Mis. Bess Tompklnson.
LAWNDALE
Mrs. Coultor, of Chicago, hns been
visiting her nunt, Mrs. S, Esher, of S112
Qllham Btreet.
Mrs. A. Stahl and Mrs. F. Hnrtwlg nro
spending a fow woeks In Wlldwood,
N. J.
MIsa Helen Matthews, of Magee
street. Is entertaining Mlns P.lmlys
Dangler, of Rending, as her guest for
several weeks, after which Miss Dangler
will leavo for Chelsea to f.pend the re
mainder of tho summer with her unolo
and aunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Gallagher, at
their cottage.
MIbs Sara J. Sehofleld and Mrs. Mnry
Barber, of Providence, R. I , have re
turned homo from a lslt to their cousin,
Miss Mary Whlttaker, of Vanklrk street.
OLNEY
Announcement Is made of tho mar
riage of Miss Rose Slaen, of 4760 North
Ninth street, to Mr. Alexia Rosen, of
4850 North Brood street, on Thursday
evening, July 1, In this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Lloyd Irving, of Chester,
are rccolvlng congratulations on the
birth of a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John If. Simpson, of
Merchantvlllo, N. J., announco the en
gagement of tholr daughter, Miss Caro
line Simpson, and Mr. Carl Schwclzcr,
Jr., of Frankford.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mrs. Thomas P. Molyneux, pf 3446
Queen lane, has returned homo from
several weeks' stay In cwnn t'lly.
Announcement Is mndo of tho mar
rlngo of Mlt-ii Alice Vox, of 34 JO How
man street, and Mr. Robert Morrow,
of. 3336 North Thlrty-llfth atrcet, on
weuncsuuy. . 4 , m.
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; LEDaBK-PHirABBtPHIA, SA.TtfDAY JUiY 3, 192Q,
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JULY AND LATEMUNE
WEDDINGS RECORDED
Miss Dorothy Roylo to Marry
Mr. Arthur Malaby Other
Wodding3
Tho marrlngo of Miss Dorothy A.
Boylo, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Judson
8. Boyle, of 5624 McMahon avenue, to
Mr. Arthur L. Mnlnby, of 76 West
Shnrpnnck street, will take placo nt tho
homo of the bride nt 8 o'clock this eve
ning. Mrn. Busscll Rhoads will bo tho
mntron of honor nnd Mr. Royle will glvo
his dnughter In marriage. Mr. Russell
Rhoads will act as best man. A recep
tion for tho Immediate fnmllles will fol
low tho ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.
Malaby will be at homo In Olensldo after
August 1.
AMAN BBATTY
The wedding of Miss Lillian Bentty,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Beatty, Jr., of Wnyne, nnd Mr, Herbert
Amnn, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ocorgo
Aman, of Wayne, will tnko place nt6
o'clock this afternoon In St. Mary's Me
morlnl Church, Wnyne. Tho Bev, Dr.
aeorgo W. Anthony will perform tho
ceremony. Tho bride will bo given in
marriage by nor father, nnd will be at
tended by Miss Dorothy Lynch as maid
of honor. Mr. Harold Downing will net
ns best man, and tho ushrs will Include
Mr. Charles Beatty nnd Mr. aeorgo
Aman. A small reception will follow nt
tho home of tho brldo's parents.
LEK HURLEY
A wedding of Interest, which took
placo this morning at the St. Columba's
Church, at 8 o'clock, was that of Miss
Napcla Hurley, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Hurley, of 295 1 North Jud
on street, nnd Mr. John Thomas Lee,
son of Mr, nnd Mrs. John Thomas Loe,
of 409 Clearfield street. Miss EulallA
Hurley, sister of the bride, acted as the
maid of honor, while Mr James Ready
ticin as tho best man. After tho cero-
mony a breakfast was nerved, after
which Mr. arrd Mrs. Leo left on a wed
ding trip to tho Now England coast.
Tho bride was given In mnrrlnge by her
brother, Mr. Jonn i'. nuriey.
SIOEL CAWLBY
Tho wedding; of Miss Julia K, Cawley,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Ell M. Caw
ley, of 725 Rockland street, Logan, and
Mr. Louis P. Slgel, of 1916 Venango
street, took dace nt the Church of tho
Nativity, Seventeenth and Tioga streets,
on Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
followed by a dinner at tho Bellevuo
Stratford for the bridal party and the
lmmcdlato families. After their roturn
li'om a wedding trip to the Thousand
Islands nnd Niagara Falls, they will
be at homo at 1915 Venango streets,
MURRAY NOONAN
A pretty wedding took place on Wed
nesday, at 5:30 o'clock, In St Stephen's
Catholic Church, when Miss Kathryn
Elizabeth Noonan. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Noonan, of 4022 Old York
road, become the brldo of Mr. Joseph P.
Murray. Tho bride was given In mar
riage by her father and was nttended
by her sister, MIsa Nan Noonan, ns maid
of honor and Miss Mao Murray, sister
of the bridegroom, ns bridesmaid.
Mr. Murray had as his best man Mr.
William J. Flnncgan. Mr. Jsmes Noonnn
nnd Mr. Jack Noonan, brothers of tho
brldo, wero ushers. A reception followed
nt tho home of tho bride's parents. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Murray on their return from
their wedding trip will bo at homo at
4012 North Twelfth street.
TAYLOR B BNSON
Tho marriage of Miss Alice Benson, of
2010 Mcdary avenue, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Benson, of Langhorne,
Pa., to Mr. William Taylor, of B309
Woodstock street, took placo at 8:30
o'clock on Wednesdnv morning. In the
Immaculate Conception Church, East
Price street, Oormantowni A nuptial
mass followed tho ceremony. Mrs. An
drew McDermott was the matron of
honor nnd Mr. Androw McDermott
noted ns best man. Mr. Benson gavo
his daughter In marriage. A wedding
breakfast followed tho ceremony, ot the
home of the brldo's uncle and nunt. Mr.
nnd Mrs. David Hcnning, of 2010 Medary
avenue, air. ana Airs, inyior aro spend
ing somo time in Wlldwood, after which
they will bo at homo at 6309 Woodstock
Btreet.
BYDER McNAMABA
The marriage of Miss Catharlno Mc-
.Namarn, daughter or Mr. and Mrs,
Michael J. McNamara. of 234 West Ans.
ley street, to Mr. Frank Ryder, of
watervlllc, N. i ., was solemnized In the
Church of St. Francis d' Asslsl, Logan
and Oreeno streets, at 9 o'clock on Wed
nesday morning. The Rev. Father Mc
Donnell wns the celebrant of the nuptial
mass which followed tho ceremony. Mr
McNamara gavo his daughter In mnr
rlnge. Miss Margaret McNamara was
bridesmaid for her sister and another
small alster, Mlsi Helen MoNamnra,
wan tho flower girl. Mr. Qeorgo Ryder
actod as best man for his brother nnd
the ushers were two brothors of the
bride, Mr. Joseph McNamara nnd Mr
Thomns McNamara. A breakfast fol
lowed tho ceremony, at tho homo of the
brldo's parents. After a trip Mr and
Mrs. Ryder will llvo hi Germantown.
HANNA WILLIAMS
A quiet wedding took placo nt 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening, when Miss Madeline
Williams, of 043 North Fifty-sixth street,
became tho brldo of Mr. Floyd Hanua,
of Osborne, Kan., the Rev. Doctor Pohl
man, of Temple Lutheran Church, Fifty
second nml Ruce streets, officiating. A
reception followed Immediately after tho
ceremony for tho members of the brldo's
and brldgroom's Immedlato families.
Miss Edith Williams, sister of tho
bride, attended hor as maid of honor,
uhllo a brother. Mr. John Williams,
acted as best man.
Mr. and Mra. Hnnna will lcavo on
Monday for Osborno, Kansas, whero they
will malvo tholr homo.
FULLER CLIPT
The wedding of Miss Beatrice Cllft,
of 827 North Fortloth street, and Mr.
Llod Fuller, of 2022 Atlantic street,
took placo at St. Mathlas'H ("hunh.
Nineteenth and Wallace streets, on
Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, tho Bev.
Dr. Doming officiating. A reception
followed Immediately after the ceio
niony. Tho brldo was given In marriage
by her father, Mr. Joseph B. Cllft .mii
Dorothy Cllft, nn aunt of tho bride, at
tended her ns mnld of honor, nnd the
four bridesmaids wore Miss Anna Stleger,
MIsa Mildred Puller, MIsa Ellso Ryan
nnd MIfs Mary Oravor. The tlower girl
was Miss Mary McCray. Mr. Ravmond
Cllft, a brother of tho brldo. acted as
best man, nnd the ushors wero Mr. Ray
mond Coldworthy, Mr. Hnrold Pnul, Mr
Chnpman nnd Mr. Harold Simons Mr
nnd Mrs. Fuller left Immediately for an
extended wedding trip. Thoy will bo nt
home after October 1 at 2022 Atlantic
street.
BINGHAM BIRCH
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening at 2413 North Fifth
street, when MIsb Edna M, Birch bo
enmo tho bride of Mr. J, Harry Bing
ham, of 2510 Gray'a Ferry avenue. The
brldo was nttended by her alster, Mrs
Harry Krouse, of Colllngswood, N. J.
The bridegroom's brother, Mr. Raymond
nimrhfini. was beat man. Tim ,...,..,,,.
wns performed by the Rov. Richard B
Wells, pastor of the Trinity Methodist
rnurcn. i r.nm i.unsuowne. Pa A fur
the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Bingham
will mnko their homo with the bride's
patents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Y. Blii'li
Iced it's ns reviving: as
an ocean breeze and as
full-flavored as
TKA
hot. Either way, its fra
grance enticco, and its
clear umber delights.
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until tho completion of their bungatow
ut Maple Shade, N, J.
HISS HELVESTON
Tho marriage of Miss Mabel It Ilel
veston to Mr, Charles A. Hiss, of Balti
more, took place Tuesday evening at 7
o'colck, at tho homo of tho bride's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. William B. Helves
ton, 931 South Fiftieth ntreot. the Bev.
B. W. Bushton officiating. Tho brldo
wns given In marriage by her father.
Miss Elsie Holslngton was trio mnld of
honor, Mr. Pan! Roberts, of Oerman
town, attended Mr. Hiss as best man.
A reception followed tho ceremony.
BRENNAN HORN
Ah Interesting woddlng of tho week wns
that of Miss Helen V. Horn, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Horn, of 1414 West
Susquehanna avenue, and Mr. Thomas
J. Brennan, Jr., of 3650 Old York Boad,
which took plnce In tho Church of Our
Lady of Mercy, Brond street and Bus
quehnnna avenue, on Wednesday after
noon, with tho nev. John W. Dimond
officiating. Tho bride, who wns given
In mnrrlago by her father, was nttended
by her sister, Miss Margaret Horn. Mr.
John J. Brennan was his brother's best
man. Tho ceremony was followed by a
reception nt tho homo of the brldo's
pnrents. .Mr. mid Mrs. Brennan left for
Atlantic City, and upon their return
They wilt be nt home nt 1414 West Sus
quchnnna aenuo. The bridegroom
sorvod two years In tho United States
nrmy In tho world war.
FLEMING HANNA
An Interesting wedding was solem
nlzsd In tho Nativity B. V. M. Church
at 6 o'clock, on Wednesday afternoon,
when Miss Marie R. Hannn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Hnnna. became tho
bride of Mr James E. Fleming. Miss
Helen McEIweo nttended tho bride as
maid of honor and Miss Catharine Trnp
ler nnd Miss May Fleming, a sister of
tho brldegioom, wero tho llttlo llowor
glrlrt. Mr. George Fleming acted ns
best man for his brother and Mr. Henry
Foley was tho usher. A wedding supper
for tho bridal party nnd families took
placo nt tho homo of tho brldo's parents
nt 7 o'clook, and a lnrge reception nt
8 o'clock. After a wedding trip Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fleming will llvo at 2115 Enst Or
leans street.
SCELSI BABAGIN
Tile wedding of Mini Bentrlco Barn
gin, daughter of Mr. Philip Barngin, nnd
Mr. Peter Paul Hoelsl. of 923 Pnssyunk
avenue, took plnco at 10 o'clock, on
Wednesday morning. Tho ceremony was
followed by n nuptial moss of which tho
Bev. Father Relchert, of St. Rita's, was
the celebrant. Father Roland and
Father Splrella assisted. Mr. Philip
uarngtn gave his daughter in marriage.
Miss Alyco Daults attended the bride
as maid of honor, whllo Miss Margaret
Kelly and Miss Agnes Scelsl, sister of
the bridegroom, wero tho brldosmnlds.
Miss Rosalie Calll was flower girl and
Master Pascal Scolsl, a nephew of the
bridegroom, acted as page. Mr. George
Innns wns best ,man nnd the ushers In
cluded Mr. Vincent Renzulll and Mr.
Joseph Coscla, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Bnp
tlstc, cousin of the bridegroom, of Brook
lyn, wero present.
A breakfast and small reception fol
lowed for tho bridal party and tho Im
mediate members of tho two families,
at tho home of tho bridegroom's parents.
After a short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Scolsl
will live In Olney.
AUOTEBMEHL 7.1 EOLEB
A pretty wedding took placo on Wed
nesday morning, at 9 o'clock, when Miss
Helen Zlegler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Zlegler. of 1451 North Thirtieth
Btreet, was married to Mr. Conrad Aus
termehl, in St. Ludwlg's church, Twenty
eighth and Master streets, the Bev.
Father Wengert, pastor of tho church,
officiating. The bride, who was given
In marrlago by her father, woro a gown
of hand-embroidered georgette ovor Bri
dal satin, with hnnd-ombroldered court
train and tulle veil. Sho carried a shower
houquet of roses and Bweet peas. Tho
brldo was attended by Miss Mabel Hol
land iih maid of honor and Miss Katie
Blnkelo as bridesmaid. The best man
was Mr. Joseph Stcger and the usher
was Mr. Earl Steger. Miss Jennie Meyer
noted as flower girl. Among those pres
ent at tho reception wero: Mr. ana
Mrs. O. Moser, Mr. Frank Moser, Mr.
Bobert Moser. Mr. .1. P. Shcpercotter.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Austermehl. Miss
Roso Wenger. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry os
selman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keller,
Miss Alvlna Keller, Mrs. J. Mathews,
Miss Lydla Mosor, Miss Mario McManus,
Miss May Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Her
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick. Kirchner, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frederick Schaefer, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Sloes, Mrs. Wlllinm Nelda.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Beltter, Mrs. Eber
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Dr. nnd Mrs. Albert C. Menger, Mr
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John Elsole, Mrs. Froda Velt, Mrs. John
Borshol. Mrn, Boso Stadelmeler, Mrs.
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AFGHINBAUail CLEVEB
The wedding of Miss Leila Clover,
daughter ot Mrs. Leila Clever, of Bh p
pensbuiiT. and Mr. John It Aughln
b.iugh, of this city, took placo on wed
ncsdny evening, at C o'clock. Tho Bev.
Dr. Conrad Clover, of llagcrstown, and
tho Bev. Mr Wetzel, of Shlppensburg,
performed tho ceremony. Tho brldo was
attended by her slater, Miss Cora Clever,
ns maid of honor and Miss Elizabeth
Clover, of HagerBtown, nnd Miss Anna
Book, of Shlppensburg. nn bridesmaids.
Mr. Kelwi Clever, of Shlppensburg, act
ed us best man and Mr. C. F. Hahn, of
this city, wns usher.
KLOHTERMAN SIGMUND
The mnrrlnge of Miss Helen Louise
Slgmund, daughter of the Bev. Frederick
I Slgmund and MrB. Slgmund, of 207
East Penn street, Oormnirtown, and Mr,
Luther P Klostcrman, of Fort Wash
ington, Pa., will take placo this evening
nt 8 o'clock at the homo of Mr, and
Mrs. Slgmund, In tho presence of tho
two families and a. few Intimate friends.
Tho ceremony will bo performed by tho
father of the bride".
ROXBOROUGH
Announcement 1b made of tho mar
riage of Mlis Elsie Hteftln. daughter of
Mr, and Sirs. W. Steftln, of Sellnsgrovo,
Pa., and Mr. Elmer Field, of 536 East
Llverey lane, Roxborough, on Wednes
"oy, nt tho home of the bride's parents.
Mr. Field and his brldo left for a trip
through tho eastern part of Florida nnd
will be at homo in Pcnsacola.
Mr and Mrs Phrlstopher V. Single
ton hav returned from their wedding
trip nnd will be nt home nt 0027 Trin
ity plnco. West Philadelphia Tho brldo
was Miss Elizabeth U. Thrlng, of 430
Seville street.
NORRI8TOWN
Miss Lydla K. Conrad, dnughter pf
Mrs. Elwood Conrad, of 600 West Main
street, was married Wednesday after
noon to Mr. C. Raymond Vondegrlft, of
Oermantown. Tho marriage was solem
nized In St. John's Episcopal Church,
tho rector, the Bev. H St. CA'lr, officiat
ing. The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Mr. Frank Conrad. There
wero no attendants. Upon their return
from nn automobile trip laong tho At
lantic coast Mr. and Mrs. Vandegrift
will bo nt homo at 26 Walnut lane.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry' Custer, of West
Marshall street, observedi their fiftieth
wedding anniversary by holding a lirge
reception. Mr. nnd Mrs. Custer have four
children and flvo grandchltdren. Their
children nro Mr. J. Balph Custer, Mrs.
Frank Shearer. Mrs. Alvln C. Krlehel,
Mrs. M. B. Jefferles. Among tho other
guests present were the Bev. Wm. A.
Iopold, Dr. nnd Mrs. A. L Shnlkop,
the Rev Wlllinm F. Klein, tho Rev. Wnr
ren F Klein, Dr. Bhlnoel Knlpe. Mr. nnd
Mrs. James Connrd. Mrs. 15. M. Egolph.
Mr nnd Mrs. J. C. Knens. Mrs. John
Kneas, Mr. nnd Mrn. Frank J. Kneas I
Mr end Mrs. Marvin Gcrhart. Mr. and ,
Mrs Thomas Bishop. Mr and Mrs. L. G.
Strltzlnger nnd Mrs. Emma Bambo. i
Mrs. M. K. Moyer. of 1221 West Mnln I
street, and children havo left ror Atlan
tic City whero they will spend the sum
mer. DELAWARE COUNTY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Snnlnler Darlington, of
Media, aro receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter a few days ago.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene P. Cnldwcll nnd
their son. who havo been tho guests of
Mrs. Blanche Schaffer at her cottage In
Ventnor. have returned to their homo In
Wnlllngford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellwood Allison, who
havo been visiting In Chicago, will re
turn this week to Conymeadc, their
home at Walllngford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwards Woodbrldge,
of Chester, have gone to Pocono Manor,
Mt. I'ocono, whore they will upend a few
weeks.
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ADVENTURES
THE OUTLAW
Ily 1A1I)Y
(PtpoV anil llWu are caltrd to lllrd
land bu a report thnt Judge Owl has
turned Mo nn outlaw. Thrp "rc ie
judge from hunters xcho want to shoot
hint for stealing chickens, and he ex
plains thnt nn enemy Is making false
chnrges against him. They agree to
stny in the icoods all night to help
catch the enemy.)
Judge Owl's Knemy
"M'lGHT bad fallen In the woods almost
without being noticed by Peggy nnd
Billy, It was very dark among the
bushes whoro they were hiding with
Jtldgo Owl, Judge 0vl liked It that way.
His eyes wero made for hunting at night,
and things wore as plain ns day to him.
"Hool Hoo! I'll show you tho way
through tho woods to the place where
I'm going to catch my unknown enemy,"
he hooted softly. He set off ahead of
Peggy nnd Billy nnd wns soon out of
sight nnd hearing.
"Hero, here, Judge Owl, como bnck !"
cried Billy, after he nnd Peggy had tried
In vain to follow him
"Hoo! Hoo! Aro you blind after 4
o'clock?" chuckled Judge Owl, much
pleased because he now had the better
of Peggy nnd Billy In tho matter of
seeing. Usually It was the other way
around.
Judge Owl enmo back nnd ho gave
Peggy and Billy each a claw to hold,
while he fluttered along between them.
In this way thoy finally came to the
edge of the woods, nml saw tho lights
of a farmhouse not far away.
"Hoo! Hoo! We will wait here until
dawn," nald Judge Owl "I do not be
lieve my enemy la a night bird, but a
day bird who gets up very early In the
inornlnfi to stenl the young chickens.
We will catch him when he comes. You
children enn ret, whllo I hunt my
supper'"
Jude Ow ent'v flew njvn- Pv
nnd Billy must l,ao gono fast nsleep,
for in what seemed only ,i itiuiut,- they
woke up to s'e the sky beginning to
turn gray In the East.
"Hurry! Hurry!" whispered Judge
Owl, and he led them through the dusky
dAwn to tho chicken coop of tho farm.
They got behind an apple tree so
they could watch the chicken coop door,
without being noticed by any one who
might come.
"Sh-h-h-h!" hissed Judge Owl, "I
see something coming I"
Peggy and Billy couldn't nee ft thing Iff
tho gloom, but nfter a moment they
heard the beat of wings. Then of a
sudden they caught a glimpse of a large,
dark bird flying about tho roof of the
chicken coop.
Now this chicken coop had once been
th klteheir of nn old houso, and It still
hud a chimney sticking up through the
roof. As tho dark bird flew about the
roor. it suddenly went down tho chimney
"Now, quick, put something over the
top of the chimney," hissed Judro Onl
"We'll catch tho chicken stealer."
Billy picked up a piece of board, nnd
with It In his hand climbed tho apple
tree, creeping out on a. limb until r
could get on the roof. Once there he
clapped the board over the top of the
chimney, and the dark bird uas n
prisoner. Billy then slid down the tree.
From tho chicken coop there cm me a
startled "Pawl"
Judgo Owl chuckled. "It's t'aw-Paw
Prow. I was sure he was the chicken
stealer. That Is why ho tried to throw
HTKAMWOATH
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FOR BURLINGTON ISLAND
SUNIJAYS
For Trnten N 80 A. M . 10 A. M . 1 10
T. M . 4.00 P. M.. B.0O v. M.. S.80 P. M.
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Columbia
Aquitania
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Imperator
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1300
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...New York " Cherbourr
..New York
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Liverpool
. .New York
, New York " Londonderry and Glaigow
...New York " Cherbourf and Southampton
...New York " Cherbonrt and Southampton
...New York " Cherbourg and Southampton,
...New York " Queenitown and Liverpool
. . .New York " Queenitown and Liverpool
Tor Later '.nlllnri Applr to
WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia to
Scandinavian rorts
Christianin,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
V. S. SMpplor Board Sled Steamm
SS "FORT ARMSTRONG".. Sailed
SS "0R0N0KE".At Loadinr Berth
A Steamer July 10
(From Pitr 78, Soath rVharea)
The Charles T. Mecee Co.
Attnlt lor U. S. Shipping Board
Drcxel Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard 5100
GREEN STAR LIN
MonthlyJService
Mcditerrnncan, Adriatic,
Greek and Black Sea Ports
Trieste, Fiume, Patras &
Piraeus
Sailing From Philadelphia
U. S. Shipping' Board Sleel Steamers
SS "Jomar" July IS
For Further Particulars Apply
Green Star Steamship Corp.
10SS Drexel Hide., Plillu.
Lomburd Slot Alalu 1320
V" PANAMA CANAL fflw
GRACE LJNEl
H, B. fiaota Bllna, H. R, Rinta Tereta,
H H Bnnta Ana, II f ilati'u I.oultn.
Callluc il Callao, rlen, linl'iin. .Into
fugaata and Vnlparnlio I'ortnlvM f ntl hl'I.
IV. R. (lUACH & CO., urnU,
Hanover fli.,Nniv Y'ork, or Local Aceot
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me nuniers. . ., ,,. ,
"The mean neampl" cried petfgyi'Ftf
"Caw I Caw I Cuwl Let mo cuitr,
screamed Caw-Paw Crow bndly ncttref..
"Hoo I Hoo Hero Is tho real clllckert
stealer, Hoo I ISoo I Come and get him V'
hooted Judgo Owl, so loudly that ho
nwakened the hunters nnd brought thwn
out of tho house In a hurry. Both oar"
rled their guns. Pegy, Billy nnd JUd -a
Owl crept quietly nwny tnrougu fit?
dusk, and when they wero at it vflftfe v
illstnncc. they heard the men fflve a. v
EhOUt r,J
"Ah. hn. Here s the chicken th . ,
It Is that noisy crow I" cried one at ,$
men. . .
"And It wasn't thnt owl nt all. "We'd!
have killed tho wrong bird If wo' hd
shot him," shouted tho other, - .
"Let'n get tho crow out so wo
shoot him," said tho first man ' ,,
"No," said tho other. , "Wo, wll( Hot f
shoot him. Wo- will build cage and '
put him In It. We will keep hfm to'
Jail all his days as A warning to other
crows." , , . ,
Peggy wns glad they werrt not going;
to shoot Caw-Paw Crow, but she felt
hn richly deserved to bo In Jail, Bho
didn't hav much time to think over the
matter, for In, some way she fell anleop
nnd the next thing sho knew she' was, in .
bed at home. ' '
(Next week toitl be told a story of
a strange adventure In a strange land.)
MANAYUNK
Mr. James Olrvln Maree, for many
years engaged In busmen In this sec
tion, will celebrate his ninetieth birth
day anniversary tomorrow at hfs homo.
124 WrBt Chelten avenue, Germantown.
Mr. Mnreo wns for mnny years promi
nent In musical organizations In Pt)lla
dolphin. He Is the lost nurvlvor ot the,
once famous Virginia minstrels and was.
a member of the Caroline RIchlnga
Opera Co.
Tho Sunday schools of Manayunk
Roxborough and Wfssahlckon will have
'heir usual parade nn Monday morning,
followed by a day In the woods. In cele
bration mf Independence Day, The Iter.
F. B. Barnett, who was a chaplain In
Prance, will be marshal of the parado
of St. David's Episcopal Sunday flchodl
Hnd Mr. II. J Wylle will bo assistant
marshal Thbi school, together with St.
Timothy's Episcopal and the Roxborough
Baptist, will hold Itn celebration hi
Kitchen's Woods, East Roxborough ftve-r
TO MARINE
SALVORS,
WRECKERS,
SHIPOWNERS
STR. "D. R. HANNA"
7023 Grots Tons
Tonrlers arc solicited for)
tno noaung, ngnting and de-"
livery of this steamer, sunk '
by collision in about 23 fath
oms of water off Alpena,
Mich., in Lake Huron. r
Tenders for the purchase of ,
the vessel as 6 he now lies artti
also solicited.
For terms of contract and H
fuller particulars apply to '
R. Parry-Jones, Lloyds Ajent
Kirby Bldg., Cleveland, O.
BTKAMIIOATS
ADru ct ujuadp
PARK, BRISTOL & TRENTON
WEEKDAYS
Tor Trenton 8.30 A. M.. 1.30
1.30 r M.
p. it.
Kor Hrlito! and Burllncten Island Parte
8.30 A. M.. 5 30 V. n. Extra Iwat 1.80 Pi
M. Kuturdays for HurItnton Idand Pirfc.'
Way, SO Onta Children. 13c. Sunday! ""
40c, Children, 1'Oc. I ,-
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Frelsht rIco
and Soulhamplon. .
. .July 10
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..July 31
..July 31
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Quetnttown and Liverpool...
Queenitown and Liverpool
EARN-LINE
Inoorpornteil 1891 '
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
General Cargo "
Rcpular Scrvico
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "Des Moines Bridge". .July S
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Galera" July 10
SS "Coquina" July 25
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St. &.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. '
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