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JtSr GQSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
fancy. Wynne Discusses
flew' York Member
Hears of Painful Accident in Cape May
ina T HAMPTON
MR. AM' u,vo u """
. f Vit Acres. Devon, nre
-.tn. to start on a motor trip next
"""tw arc oln up throtMh the
white Mountains nnd will finally innii
h Irrff?wett Tolr. Cecily Is gointt
inml tlio rest of tlic siunmrr with
1 ,V'1 MI-h Anne Hampton Hnrncs
h? Lr place in Wnrblehcnd, Mim,
&l enwement to Emllc C. Ooyelln
u, U been announced, you know.
!?' f...,,rii n sweet sir , ami she lms
he. lt mi iel Nowl work with her Oirl
& Tl ey nl think alio. Is Jurt
.St the most lovely thing that ever
S too. "MIHy" neyelln is the
waixeflt in"' . .. TTnrv T.nussat
Ocyclln, of Har.hvirUs, Vlllanova.
' ISN'T It. too bail about Sirs.
'...- tinilnnl? You know she
f
i i..n vlnltlnit her parents. Mr. anil
&b&mucl n. McCnfc. in Cape. May.
M i not lonB ago she was thrown from
and not 'on; bro m i. ncc , ent
f It remitted in a brokeu foot which
,r!.f .,,, fnr some tine. They
K e'bceu havhiR nultea family party
I have
I down
there. MT. aim .urn. "
Mrs.
Son was Alice McCabe. you know,
ndP h?y UvV at the Monte Vista, in
nrhrook. Mrs. IJeylard was Margaret
UYMDrOOK. '" J . l,.hnli!l l.nVP
. . v,i worn iiiiii' luui
IfDKM i - "'"".. ,v.i-.oml tlilx I
Anw
ivn mere. i". "w " i
lAa, Niin:iiiv. . - .
Heel so sorry for Mrs-, neylard. it s
'.'- ...ii M,ln nnil then It's so
Z, hi to have an thing like that happen
Sm ou're away and J.u.t there for
Ithe purpose of enjoying- yourself,
WAS Interested. to hear of the en-
Bulln, of this city and a Rrandncphew
of the late John Welsh, also of this
cltv. ho was minister to hiicland
during the administration of President
tt....r Anntliitr nncoRtor WBK Johll .
Foter. lio was necretary of stnte in
the cabinet of President Harrison, nud
an uncle I" the former Secretary of
State Itobert Lansing.
And a, far as that goes, the young
.n lo mid., ivpll-kiionn bimscll. ill
lull II i iiiaii ..- ,, ---- g i
vios graduated from Princeton In 11)14
...i ifio- n omr In iwliicntlnnnl work in
India, cnteri-d the American diplomatic
tcrvice, and was In Vienna when we
entrwl the war. Later lip was a mem
ber of the American mission to nego
tiate peace, and last Muy he came back
from diplomatic service in Uerlln. He
Iibk rpppntlv been promoted to the rank
of first secretary of embassy.
cini-pp Todd Isn't that n pretty
rame? It sounds as If she had bright
color ami daik curl? hair, and could
wear deep old rose anil inaliogany-
cojored dresses went to school In
rariningtun, mini., i oencvp. mm is u
number of the Junior I.eiigne. Shu
tvnii oveiseas dining the wnr with her
sister, Lisa, in war work of some kind.
The) came bark about a )car njco.
Hfr Riandfatlipr was u clergymau, too,
the Itev. It. K. Toddvwho founded the
Todd Seminary. Her parents, are Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd, of Nor
folk. T HKAK that Elizabeth Grlbbel has
I returned frnm visiting her sister-in-law.
Mis. W. (Jriffin r.ribbel. nt her
rottasp In Ventnor. ICllxabeth is the
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. John
r.ribbel, of St. Austell Hall. Wyncoto.
jou know. Colonel nnd Mrs. (.rlbbel
are making a tour this summer of Kng
Ifiid nnd Scotland, and are' now in
tic ScottMi Highlands.
XANCYT WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
The weddlne of MIbs Kdltli Xcvlll
SniMlie daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. J. L.
Nlll Sniythe, and Mr. Thomas Edward
ward, of 12 West Forty-fourth street,
New Yoik, lll take placo on Wednes
day afternoon, September IS, nt the
home of Miss Smythc'fl parents, 101)
Summit avenue, Chestnut Hill. Miss
Clarldsa Sinythe will attend her sister
as maid of honor. A reception will fol
low the leieniony.
Mr and Mrs. FrnnplM TT Tlnlil,.n nf
tH Woodland Terrace, who left early
ln June for California and thi West are
liaMlng the summer ln Dcrkcley, Calif.,
nu vlll not return until tho middle, of
Senteinln r.
Mr ailfl Mrs. Alherln IT E!nitri Vnrln
of Walllngford. nro receiving congratula
llen on tho birth of a duughter a few
oil8 nco. Mrs. Santa Mnrln will tin
remembered ,-ih Miss Marjorle Wlllcox,
daughter nf Mr iin.l Mr. rn.n..u f
l"co of Wnwa Mr. Santa Maria.
5110 Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo 11.
santa Mm la, of Ardmore, is a. nephew
or Dr D.imaBo T. I.alne, of Nnvanu,
h.u 2: "h" for a number of years lled
In this city.
MT nil.l M rnu..n. 11.ln,n X,..hIm
1.. .u . "" .nm .ri3ir ..tuw.a
ieri their homo In Haverford yeetcrday
or liar Ilnrlinr Jl, .rt. ,1,0,. ...in
'Pfnd a month as tho guests of Mrs.
ilorrhs parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas
Dc lit Cuyler.
Mlf Tntl.lAA.t T,A ... -. ..
whirl "i" lcft.,Pn Friday for Cnpe May.
nere she 1 spend the remainder or
the
"""mier with her sister, Mrs. B.
" Maish. of Haverford.
Mru if....... ,.--.
LouiV, in "",'-' i-oiiaru uoiverse, or
of l?r hyr ,V,!J0 nns bee" llle BUCHt
LslervT;"w',-V. "".";. WlUlnm
.in .:, " "' '-.ioioi- nun, iiosemoni,
"HI Uae net week In n.i, (K -..,,!..
Mm "wi'iM 8Um'ner In Maine. Mr. mid
n,n.girn?,'ov,n,'i;-','' '"!
Sou'ih" t"! Sh,lI"Uor "amard, of 2314
SUlT?y:".'!?1 ?. w h- been
the enrTv n r, '" ," i"'Dl ""ruA "-0""-.
remain, i. . 1c "ai ncn jor 1110
remainder of tho summer.
JlianS11',"6 ". .Walker, of Bryn
tf? V. wn ,u we; -end with her sis
kenamon 11, '" '"" Tht"aB. at Tough
eaainou Chester county, Pa,
Mrs llor.ico Ulnnev Hnrn r,t ih,ii
Sayfrn,,retuJn.a ,0 fler h010 " atur
y from 11 trip to York Harbor, Mo.
will le,vL"l"' ,M "aauer, of Vlllanova,
H ner i,I,Ic.r K?n' Mn8ter Campbell
Pltui , f. .3Juat rcturned '"tn the hos
pai nftir an opemtln on hlB throat.
,. . .
forn .iu .V. '.' '-aauv eiitertuliicil In-
vi. ... "iiincr lit
her homo in
!Jlr j; .'."." 7" '" cvtning In honor of
. 1 1
ftfii, .. ....,:. "- :'' . .'"."w m.
I)r tin.l II.... .. .. ..
f heMnut !ii '. rKt i-eucroir, of 2047
'MlUr Street. 1IVA Utlnt,.lln I.A .-
lake rcRio,, oa,""l,l he Moosehead
liihrhi'; ll'os? I,layhig In the last n
"ero iY- Wyal ''""wild, near M
morn-
Media.
M n V
r Wi ',,,, 1 . ull,?cm Aertsen. Jr.
" Uirs m.i, ',M1,,y l'ex- Mrs- Uft-euo
Ml.. 1 1 ,,,w"' Mrs. Snmuel T Kerr
Iss Id., onaiinuin nnd m i,,' S '
L,... .. " ..'" , HUD. li
UHlinmn and Mrs. Harry Wll-'
'jii
U 6 s?,m!..MrIl: B.roo,te M- Anspach, of
Dr
iiaindcr ,.f ii, l' "ra PaHsing tho re
ldla "uuuner nt Idlcwlld, near
0skriJnlL,,,."ff ..'y'ou Shelly, of
n the iViiii, V " ?cln? congratulated
Vn I)y ki' ,Lli . """shter. Ullzabeth
' "jae shelly, horn July 19.
s'r- Clnr.,.,.MI.Vl'!,,,,el' B0 of Mr. and
Brn.j ,,ar,tH ' libel, of 1300 North
frhi nf8l,ct' ,m Jus' returned from a
aeledBZri,1T,hBln,1,e
mA?ZTiBJtavan' Chlna nnd Ul
ort",wiJibHtiiH; 'Brun'10. of Pe'lham
S ML1"11 irorn New York on the
he will .;: ,mi?" Saturday. August 28.
f WUPW bout fly? weeka trevellnir
I lvlTB ff liuUille KV. Then
h' re i another daughter. Mary, who N
l llnn l.'nenqllfln'. .lieil wun
1 cflzcnieiit of Martha Clover 'louu.
ef Norfolk Conn., to Allen W. Dulles.
Auburn X. Y. Allen lMles tan
..i. -. .tin Into Ttpv. John .
iMaT ".IllaafiaiaWilf illll 1 1! jfllri ' Tl ' -V- - nfckJM , - ' k., , .... a . ,,. '1 .....J. '.... - '4-k '
Interesting Engagement of
of Philadelphia Family.
through Franc?, ltnly, Switzerland nnil
opnln.
., JIrj n.ml Mrs 13. Swift Newton, of
413 South Cnrllale street, nrn reneivtns
conBrtnulntlons on the birth of u
daughter. Audrey Swift Newton, on
August I. Mrs. N'ewton will bo re
membered an Miss Ethel S. Jennings, of
Chicago.
meXin'&l'c Plymouth Apart-
QERMANTOWN
The, mnrrlntrn nt vi. t.i. ,r
White, of Thoipe's lane, to Mr. Walter
.imiiiiublt, oi unew street and Wood-
LVMh S? ,&",ke nJnc ftt Si" hoS,
of the bride's brother, Mr. Lewla White
vf icK.n" SH-" e "c " Hehn'rey
Li ..' ".. fJ5rmer pastor of tho
Church of the Itcdicmer, will olllclato.
rv-ntlnn rnr the families will follow
the ceremony.
-,rnoh.n I.Schuck and her flons.
q-h,,-v0b7to?Snlr,Cvk flnd Mr- Walter
?.?). C,Sf 62,T ?ew 8trt'et- hvo re
turned from pacelnsr some tlmo at tho
I'crklomen Canoo Club, Collcfrcvlllc. l'u.
Mr1, and Mrs. Kdwnrd J. Matthuwa
and their .family, of 548 Kaat WaVhtnR
ton lane, have returnetl from n ncven-
CUyN. j ttt th6lr COt,nS0 ln 0cean
.iJa uU!Jico.nob.crt8sof B21 Brlnton
flplKhts IaBslnK ,en dny ln Chester
tP,-nnd. Hr"- Dav.'d Perclra. of 300
fnrr,liS.lZfiotra' w'' lc!'tve "' week
.. orilnA' JIc- for about a fort-
nleht. They will then inn, .i,v..u ...
I utalVi ....wU.. ic
Mr. and Mrs. Alexnndcr S. Johnson,
of 10 East Mt. I'l.n.nn. .;....""".
Mr and Mr Itobert Dalglleeh. of" 0301
avenue, hv-, rei :urned to their
home from an clghteen-day motor trip
MMr8i Jhn "emmey nnd her daughter.
MIbh 1.111a llemmey, of 128 West Mt!
Airy avenue, have gone to pass August
In Springfield, Mass. h
Mrs. William M. Tye, ot 6310 Hoss
SiTie,ih.r("u!:!1.e1 frnm ft fortnlahfs
vlBlt In Catonsvllle, Md.
A ?u,!SSb:uck ?nd Mr. William
srnurk. of UilJ Chew Btrpet. Miss Persia
Woodward, 613 Brlnton strpct. Miss
1 tp Aumcnt and Miss Mabel I Htcwar"
chaperoned by Mrs. Aument. are mem
wi ot a house party passing a few
?.1&Al. ,h" P"K'menyCaPnoo cfuba CoN
r. I?.'. and SIrs- JIarry Harter. of G233
Xugust Kill? fie U X8 Wn W ot
Miss Strlfa Suttlc. of G12 Drlnton
street. Is pacing some tlmo as-thc bucbI
of I i- . ,u.ii. .Mrs. Mm enrol Oirori.
in uneBter.
ATI.- TJ..t. t ...
uo ikuui wood, ot (i-12 Chow Htrwr
Is passing a week at Summit Hiu.ri.'
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
ir.??.'1 .?nd. ?Ira- Homer V. Toulon, of
151!J Fontuln street, will spend tho
Tn5l0h fl,e.rv,- M',Mry 'KitherburJ;
, nnu her brothpr-in.lnw nn.i i.,.. ,ifi
ton'" v diMrS;1nV- D- Tll""-. "f Tren-,
ni..i!.- J.. Will pass the late summer
in wiiKpR-uarrc.
Mrs. Harry Johns, of 1824 North
amnc Btreet. left on Saturday to spend
ftrty of the month in'reVS.
-Mass B th WortI"neton.
vit'V liY1, ?IrR- ? J- Reynolds, of 2012
North Thirteenth street, will pass part
tLUB.U1 nml September nt Pewmont
iney will be. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Gertrude Reynolds, and
their sons-in-law nnd daughters, Mr. nnd
Mrs. l Ham J. Hlce and Mr. nnd Mrs.
James F. Drumm.
ciTno Jpfowlng members of the Alpha
Sigma Sorority will form a house party
vV$ we" at bruinnn. I'a.: Miss C-lndys
Vance, Miss Marian Harris, Mrs. ChnrlPS
ArV8t,?..Fnrey!. J." Ml88 Naomi Blschoff.
Miss L rabeth Hett, Miss Helen Conine,
Mlns Olive A. Duey, Miss Hdlth Haines.
Mrs. H. Dellmnn Conley, Mr. Harry
Hebrank. Mrs. KImer C. Taylor. Mrs.
Paul Boyd. Mrs. William Hprahcy, Mrs.
James Fltzpatrlclc and Mlsn Alma
Uertbch. Thev will be Joined ocr tho
week-end by Doctor Conley, Mr. Carpv,
Mr. Hebrank, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Boyd, Mr.
Hershey nnd Mr. Thomas Piatt.
Miss Grace O'Hara, of 1222 West
Columbia avenue, wilt spend the late
summer In Northflcld. Mass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Augustus Bacon and
their son, Mr. Harry K. Bncon, of 1G27
Glrard nvenue, and Mr. J. Wilbur Secli
ler, of 1549 North Twentieth mmnt x..ni
leave today for an extended trip to tho
Orent Lakes, and will return home about
oejuemoer 1.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Doutv, of
Klklns Park, will pass the remainder of
the summer nt Ocean City, N. J. i
Mrs. S. B. Larzelerc, of York road
near Hatboio. Is passing sceral weeks
nt Atlantic City,
Mr. nnd Mra. Nathan B. Springer and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bailey, of Jen
kintown, havo gone to Loon Lake, N Y ,
whole they will remain during tho month
Dr. and Mrs. Howard D. Johnson nnrt '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krewson and their
i.on, who havo been- motoring through
Canada, have returned to their homes
near Cheltenham.
Miss Dorothy Mackenzie, daughter of
Mrs. Harry C. Mackenzie, of Klklns
Pnrk, will spend the month of August
nt Asbury Park, N, J.
Miss Mozello Lauer, of Baltlmoio, Is
passing several days as the guest of
Mrs. Joseph Moos, of Jcnklntown, who
Is occupying her cottage at 108 South
Little Rock avenue, Ventnor,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs, i:. J. Slnglser nnd their
son, Master Dixon Rhodes Slnglser. of
722 South Fifty-fifth street, have return
ed to their home after a visit to roll
tives In Harrlsburg. While there, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sweeney entertnlned a
house party nt their summer home nt
Mt. Grctnn, of which Mr. and Mrs.
SlnglBer were guests. Miss OJIve Slng
lser and Mlsa Florence Slnglser nro
spending Borne tlmo ns guestB of Mr. and
Mrs. Slnglser at the present time nnd
will go from hero to Atlantic City. Wil
mington nnd Mt. Grotnn.
Mr Joseph W. Catharine, of 5010 Wnl-
Keeps Hair In Curl On
Hot or Windy Days
npnly little liquid llmerlne befirB
dolnir up the linir. tiinc clean
tooth brush for the inirponr. drmv.
lng thlH dOHii tlie Imlr rom rrown
to tin. I11 three hours 5ou will ,Te
pk lieiiutlfid eurls nnd luir mn joii
jould nlsh for. The wntluea ull
look so ij.iturul no one will miens It
won urtlflelally acquired. And It
will lust rtr so Ionic. reKurdlr of
hrut. wind or dampnes.
You ran obtain liquid sllmrrlnr nl
nnr dniB store, nnd a few omirrs
will likl 11 Ions time.. It Is nrltber
stlrliy nor Breusy 11 ml Is nleiimint to
use. It Is doubly uneful lircrtue of
11 1 no srnliiK us u brnrnelnl riresslns,
keeping the . hnlr soft, silky nnd
luMroiis, Adv.
Safe
Milk
For Infants
Invalids
No Cooling
A Nutritious piet for All Agea
Quick Lunch at Home or Oflko
AvM laKisjujadSaBiUtatia
HbivMiSI Km 1 f I 1MI J 111 mmf
lywwiMii'a &
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(BygNiy PUBLIC LEB&ER-PHILADELMIA, WEDNESDAY, AtjatJST 4,
1 BSaES
rhoto by Murcenu.
MISS SARAH II. PENROS15
Daughter of Dr. Charles D. Pen
rof. of Dixon, who has Junt ie
liimcd from a trip to Lake Platld.
ivlicro slio was tho puest of her
aunt, .Mrs. Drc.vcl Dnhlgron, at a
liouso party itlvcn in honor of Sirs.
Harry Lehr
nut street, has Balled for Naples. Italy.
Ho will remain some .tlmo tn Europe,
traveling through Italy, Franco and
Switzerland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Allison, and their
baby son, Thomas' Wood Allison, of 6323
Carpenter street, left last week for At
lantic City, where they will occupy their
cottage nt 37 North Boston nvenue, for
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Burton ThomB, of Savnsola, Fla.,
has returned to her homo after bolng the
guest of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. U Otto, of 4008 Tine
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Arthur Lovo nnd
their family, of Thlrty-ntnth nnd Wal
nut BtrcctB, will go to Townhloondnh
this week, their camp In the Adlron
dacks. Mr. S. Arthur Love, Jr., their
son, who has recently returned from
abroad, will later Join them.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Master Ned Doughrty and Master
Bobby Dougherty, sons of Mr. nnd Mrs.
bdwnrd Dougherty, of Grammercy place,
Atlantic City, entertained at a bench
party on Mommy uftcmoon. Their guests
Included MIbh Mary Connelly, Miss Edna
May Johnoton. Miss Mnrv .bm. i,-ittio..
MIbs Betty McICny, MIbs Peggy Arm-
strong. Master John McCloBkcy, Master"
iBillv Ahem. MnHter .Inek MfVr irJ.
miuiiB, .uufiur jonn iucuiosKey, Mnstel
Billy Ahem. Master Jack Meizer. Mn,
tor Teddy Fltteler and Master Artie
McKay. Mrs. Dougherty will be re
membered ns Miss Marld Orlnnan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Grin
nan, formerly of South Philadelphia.
Miss Mae Coll, of 2511 South
Eighteenth street, has. gone to Chelsea
for a fortnight to visit Miss Violet
Vemeycr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. t. Itoscnberg, of 521
Morris street, announced tho betrothal of
their daughter. Miss Harah Itosenberg,
to Mr. Snmuel I.udwlg, of 104 South
Fourth street, on Sunday evening. Miss
Itoscnberg will pn3s twu weeks . In
Contesvlllc with relatives of Mr. Ludwlg
nnd will spend the remainder of the
month n Atlantic City.
Mrs. Catherine Coughlnn, of Washing
ton, who was the guoBt of tho Misses
Buckley, of 180D Hoseberry street, for a
few days, returned to Washington on
Friday.
Mr. John Malloy, or 1822 South Sev
enteenth street, entertained the members
of the Neldao Country Club at his home
on Monday eonlng. Among those pres
ent weru Mr. William J. Gillespie, sec
retary : Mr. John H. Carroll, Mr. Thomas
McClelland, Mr. Joseph Hlckcy and Mr.
Walter J. Daley.
MANAYUNK
A groun of young people from this
Bcctlon who have returned home after
spending tho early Bummer at n house
party In Atlantic Cltv, Includes MIbs
Margaret Bowe, MIbs Helen Bowe, Miss
Margaret Wall, Miss Marie Fagau, Miss
Maty Bowo anil Miss Helen Klclnsmlth.
rilOTOPr.AYH
PHOTOPLAYS
THRU
COMPANY J
,OFlMERICA
APni I C 3-D & THOMPSON STB.
ttrULLU MATINCC DAILY
MAKY MII.EH MlNTKIt In
I'EOOY nKUBI.S"
AD" Aril A CHESTNUT lielow 1GTI1
MlXWAUlA 10 A. M. to litis V. M.
Al.MA nUIIEXM In
"THE
WOULD AND HIS WIFB"
BALTIMORE a&aZP&Tf.
Al.icn JOYCG In
'THK SPOnTINO DUCHESS"
til T iTrmon unoAD stheet and
DL.UU.DllM-' SUSQUEHANNA AVI
nOIIEPT WARWICK In
"THE CITY OF MASKS"
BROADWAY T$f W &'
WALLACE TtEID In
"3ICK AUED"
r,APTTf"i! '2 market street
Vr I 1 UL to A. M. o 11 -18 P. M.
CONSTANCE TALMADOE.tn
"IN SEARCH Or A SINNEit"
COLONIAL atn-ltZiV p v"'
ANITA STEWART In
"THE riOHTINO HIIEPHERDESS"
EMPRESS MA1N Yut'ly
CLARA KIMTIALL YOIINO In
"FOR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL"
FAIRMOUNT Way
PAULINE FREDERICK jn
"THE WOMAN IN ROOM 18"
I? A Mil V THEATRE 1311 Market St
MADELINE TRAVEnSE In
"THE SPIRIT Or OOOD"
CATIJ QT THRATnil nulnir 8pruco
3D In 31. MTINi-R DAILY
RESSUE HAYAKAWA In
"THE DEVIL'S CLAIM"
FRANKFORD 4TJ0 K?ffigRD
VIOLET HKMINYi In
"THE COST"
GREAT NORTHERN "?? SVJ.y
CLARA KIMIIALI. YOUNri ' "
"FOR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL"
IMPERIAL KtTo
ALICE LAKE In
"SHORE ACRES"
LIBERTY
llroad & Columbln
Msllnee Dllv
HEBE DANIELRKANDAWALLACi: REID tn
333 MARKET ffI"S7?faA
CLARA KIMRALL YOITNO In
"FOR THE HOUL OF RAFAEL"
J1'I ' SOUTH ST Orehcatra.
MvJL'U.l-' Continuous 1 lo J I.
HBRT LYTEI.L In
"THE RIOIIT OF WAY"
O VERBROOK ,WBD ave.
Al.T-RT.VIt CMRT In
"SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS"
13 AI ACV 1SU MARKET STREET
rALrVLL m a m to tlitB P. M.
CHARLES RAY In
v "HOMER COiriSB 110SH5"
Complet chart ihowlng prorams tot th wet
MISS HENRIETTA B0MH0FF
BRIDE OF MR. H. L VANCE
Interesting Wedding of Miss Elsls
Douglas'and Mr. Albert
Bannon
The marriage of Mia Henrietta Bom
hoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August
Bomhoff, of 2148 North Thirtieth street,
and Mr. Howard Ij. Vnncp. who was a
lleutcnnnt of Company II, Fifty-fifth
United Htntcs Infantry, during the war,
will tako place this evening at 6 o clock
at tho Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Thirtieth and Diamond streets. Tho Ilev.
Dr. Hchenk will perform tho ceremony.
Tho bride will wear a white Batln dresa
trimmed with Inco and will carry a
bouquet of whlto rows. Miss Beatrlco
Mnurer, daughter of Doctor Maurer,
will act bb maid of honor nnd will wear
a gown of orchid Batln. Miss Cora Bom;
hoff, sister of the bride, and Miss ImIUIi
Storm will bo bridesmaids, and Mlaa
Marie Carroll nnd Miss Anna Carroll
will net aB flower girls. Mr. Joseph K.
Jester will bo best man nnd Mr. William
Trost. Jr., and Mr. William Connor W 11
net us ushers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vnncc will
1hvp for Atlantic City after tho cere
mony. ,
BANNON DOUGLAS
An Interesting wedding una solem
nized nt noon todny nt tho homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jacob Douglas. 1711 Judson
Btreet. when their dntightor. MIbs WsIp
Iouglns. and Mr. Albert Bannon. of
5401 North Sixth Btreet. were married
bv the Ilev. Charles B, Alsp-ich, of the
Mount Hermon Reformed Church, Six
teenth and Wlngohocktng streets. Tho
bride wns given in marrlngo by her
father and wore her traveling gown or
dark blue taffeta with n hat to match.
She was attended by MIbb Emma Bo,
orth. Mr. Bannon had for beat man Mr.
Paul Dalley. Tho service was followed
by a breakfast. The bridegroom nnd
bride will leave for Washington and 'will
be nt home after August 16 at 5401
North Sixth street
TIOGA
Mr. nnd Mra. John Carter, of 3823
North Sixteenth street, will 1 sp-nd th
closing Bummer month at fcaglesmoro.
They will be accompanied bv Dr. and
Mrs) Wayne Mingle, of 731 West Erie
nvenue. Mr. nnd MrB. John D. Krcw
son, of San .Tobc, Calif., who havo been
the gupBtB of Mr. and Mrs. Carter slnco
June 1. left yesterday for Boston.
They will vlBlt Niagara FallB and el
lowstono Park on their wnv home.
MIsb Kmlly Hansen, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mm. nobert Cr Hansen, of 3825
North Sixteenth street, and MIbb Irene
Nnglee, of 2425 North Thirtieth street,
havo returned from Bermuda, .and are
pnsaing several days In Atlantic City.
MIbb Lillian lianaen has returned home
after spending the early Bummor In
Atlantic City. Mrs. Hnnwn has as her
guest her niece. Miss Kstello Wlsham,
of Moorcstown, N. J.
FRANKFORD
Mr. nnd Mrs. John T. Galther. of 1G22
iTn worth ntreet. have returned from
Enaton. Pn where they were the guests
of Mr. nHd Mrs. Henry riau .uenor.
Mlna Mnrirnret Pierce, of Harrison
Btreet Ib visiting Miss Alice Henley, of
New Hope. Pa. ror a lew weens.
Mim Vlnlnt Oetz. of 4842 Frnnkford
nvenue Ib spending n fortnight In North
Wales nnd LnniiBdaie, i'a.
Mr. Thomas Tomllnson has returned
to hla home nt 4337 Frnnkford nvenue,
after n four montns- visit in i.Tigmnu.
Miss Salllo Brooks, of 1120 Fillmore
street, ha's been entertaining her nelce,
Mrs. Itobert Miller, or Farmvme, n.
Mrs. G. Ollmour and her little
daughter nro spending several weeks In
Wlldwood, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. MacCrcry, of 4432
Frankford nvenue. are spending a fort
night in Oxford, Tn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Holdcn nnd their
family, of Overlngton street, are spend
lng tho summer at Poland, Me.
Mr. nnd MrB. William Meyers, of 1623
Dyrc street, nre on an automobile trip
through Pennsylvania and will return by
way of Eimlra and the Delaware Water
uap.
Mrs. J. Seaman has returned from n
ten days stay In Ashury Pant, n. J.(
where she was the guest of Mrs. Q
Paul, at her cottage.
, WISSAHICKON
Mrs. Frank S, Whltcomb,
Rochelle aenue, Is glvlnir a
of 243
luncheon
today at her home for Mrs. Hnrry LeBs
lng and Mrs. Carl Johnson. Tho latter
haB Just rcturned from Wntortown,
Mass., where she waa the guest of Mra.
Johnson's mother, Mrs. C. Johnson.
Mr. Walter Podestn, Jr., who has been
spending two months n China, hns rc
turned to his home on Rochelle nvenue.
Miss Lucy Fox, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Adam Fox, of 233 Ilochello ae
nue, who haB been visiting Miss Bess
Klose, of Milton, Pa. for ten days, has
Joined 11 camping party on tho Susque
hanna, river.
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Itauehter of .Mm. Howard It. Mar
tin anil the Into Doctflr Mnrtln. of
tlio Powelton Armrtmrntn. Mlsn
Mntiln wns mnlil of lionnr at the
wnMIng of Iter hUUr. Miss Ruth
Martin, and Mr. Allen Roberts ,
Clnwson
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
JIK nnd MrB. Hnrrv n. Cole nnd their
dnua-hter. Mlsa Colle Cole, of 3420 Atnslle
street, loft qn Monday for Atlantic City
to remain until spiemnor
Friends of Mr. John Dohson Ilutchtn-
Ron. Jr.. of 417T Itldce nvenue, Rrnnd-
nephew or Mr, nnd Mrs. .Inmcs Ooh
son, will , regret to henr thn h Is
seriously 111 ln the Lanlicnnu Honiiltiil.
Mr Hutchinson m vvvd with the Klrst
Herflment Mnchlno nun Compnny. 100th
Infantry, nnd wns ensued In July. 1918.
t Chnteau Thlcriy. While apparently
well when he wna illschnrjjed rroni tho
nrmy his Illness is tho result of tho
gassing.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Ornv. Mr. nnd
Mrs. James Lawson. of Queen lane, nnd
Mrs. iloiiort uoanimnn, or North
Thirty-fifth street, nro spending some
tlmo nt Wlldwood.
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ROXBOROUGH
Jlr. and Mrs. Robert Le Fort, of Hast
Hermit Inne. their son. Mr. Aimust L"
Fort: daughter, Miss Adele Lo Fort, nnd
nieces. Miss Auirustn I'ollnck and Miss
Rmllv Pollnck aro spending the season
nt Wlldwood nt the Lo Fort summer
home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomns Wlllter.
of North Philadelphia, son-in-law nnd
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lo Fort, who
spent tho early summer with Mm.
Wllkcr's parents, nre staying In Itox
borough through August.
Miss .Sophia Lackey, of 4511 Mnna
vunk avenue, has returned from severnl
weeks' stay In Atlantic City and left
early In tho week for u trip to Niagara
Falls nnd the Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. ICUlott Flnnagun, of
Green lane, have gone to Ocean City,
N, J., to remain through August.
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"CHUMS IN THE WOODS"
Ily DADDY
CHAI'Tlin III
Hunting In the Ground
T ONHHOMi: IlKAIt led Peggy, Billy
" nnd Toddle Pupklnn fnr dp the val
ley for the new kind of hunting he hut!
promised them
"Woof I Woof I Hurrv' Hnrrv'" Tod
dle ketit urging, for Toddle had not hud
brenkfnst ns he hnil been itnvlng his
nppctlto for the fine food he -erpected
to find nn this hunting trip Now ho wns
very hungry nut Lonesome Dcnr
wasn't In much of n hurry. He hnil
enjoyed a rich fenst of nntit nnd his
hunger wns not so keen ns that of Tod
die Pupklnn
"What are you going to lnin' now
big food or little food?" naked Hilly.
"Ugh! There nre mnnv klnda of
food to hunt In the forest," grunted
lonesome Hear "There la food on the
hills, food In the dnles, nnd food under
the ground. We are now going to hunt
underground food."
"Woof! Woof Underground food'
Thnt must bo hurled bones '" barked
Toddle Pmiklni excitedly. "I like burled
bones. Hurrv!"
Lonesome Tlenr grinned nnd trotted
nlong a bit foster. Peggy notlc.-d Ills
grin, nnd she doubted If Lonesome Hear
mennt burled bonca when ho apoku of
underground food.
"Perhani he menn snakes or moles,"
she whispered to Dllly,
Ionesome Ilenr enme to n sunny glade,
nnd there he began to djg rigorously
"nones! Bones! I like bones!"
barked Toddle Pupklns, rushing to help
Lonesome nenr. He made the dirt folrlv
flv with his eager pawa. When he hnd
(I'm n fnlrlv latm hole. Toddlo put his
nose down to sniff.
"Woof! I don't rmell any bones." he
bn'kcd. disappointedly, but he went on
wl'h his dlgr'"1
I)nesomo Bear grinned ngnln and
winked nt Peggy and Hilly an much as
to say: "Ho will bo surprised when he
flnds the nlco food for which wo aro
d'ewlfg: It isn't at all tho kind ho ex
pects." Finally Toddle Pupklns struck some
thing hard In the ground.
"I've found It! Ive found It!" he
harked excitedly, nnd then his hungry
nose went uown to Bnm it. xno nosn
came up In a hurry, and n disappointed
look chnaed the gladness out of Toddle's
fare. It Is only a root," growled
Toddle. "I don't hellcve any bones nre
burled hero at all."
Lonesomo Bear nlso hod found a
root, and he Bccmed very happy. "Ot
course thero nren't any burled bones
here," he grunted, tearing nt the root
with his teeth. "Who wants old burled
bones when ono can get nlco, fresh,
"ueot roots?" Saying this. Lonesome
Bear began to cat tho root he had
found.
Toddlo Pupklns sat up nnd looked at
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Ionosomo Bear In great disgust. "Is
that tho underground food for which you
havo been hunting?" he demanded.
"Of course It K" replied Ixincsome
Bear. "Aren't theso roota fine 7" He
tore out a great pawfull of tender roots,
offering them to Peggy and Billy, who
nibbled nt them Ilk n rabbit nibbles nt
a carrot. They didn't tasto ft bit bnd,
lut eating them was much like eating
wood. Peggy nnd Billy didn't blame
Toddle Pupklns for being cross nt hav
ing such a meal placed before him when
ho waa so hungry.
And Toddle Pupklna was cross. Ho
glared at Lonesomo Bear ns If ho wanted
to bllo him,
"Woof I Woof! You're a fine hunter,"
ho growled. "All you have been nble
to llnd nrc ant and roots. Why don't
you hunt thlngu folks can cat7"
Lonesome Bear looked up in surprlsu.
"Why. what better things do you want
to cut?" ho asked,
"1 wnnt meat," growled Toddle Pup
klnn. "And I'm so hungry that If I
don't get It soon, I'll try benr incut,"
and he glanced hungrily at Lonesome
Bear's fat hams.
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GOWNS AND DRESSES
COATS AND CAPES"
SUITS AND SPORT SKIRTS
SHEER BLOUSES
SUMMER MILLINERY
With Unusual Reductions
THAT AVERAGE ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY
PER CENT
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iiieien wnen vou rinn't uka snun or . ..
roots," laughed Lonesome Bear. "But',,
thero are lots of other kinds ot huhMng:, ' A
In the woods. Como with rrin, atldtl'n , .,
And you some tender meat.'' And ngalrki ii- '
Lonesomo Bear led the way up tho; , -Valley.
Tomorrow will Jic told how Lonsom i
Bear finds tender meat and also a
feast for Peggy nnd Billy.
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