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EVENING PUBLIC 'LEDGElt tILADELPaiA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1920
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S71 GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of Many
' .Month She Hears and
4 ' Harry's Indignation
- . -. tii. iktM wntUtr nnrl rrnrv I
WHAT wliu i'" "v"'"" " " I ... ' L" remainder ot mo
IhMiiK out of toun. If n dull 8Um,mcr
W.'"?.j ,l,l. TM1 nv. nnd Mr. and Mm. Charl.. T. n.,..- e
I- .1.A CAI!fll
Te oi will ngreo with mo; other
?. it' all right, so cheer up. some
ti?.1 ril me It will be cooler, nex
In tllP Fonui .......-. . .
week, anyway.
rE THAT as it may, there have ticen
D some happening In tho social
Z.M "hiring the last month. All kinds
Tflttle strangers have made their bows
tZ r mlS't-futuM bell and beaux
Vi .. eighteen or nineteen years
n. ru.-
.' Hettv Scott Clark's
ffVhn was born. In .Ttily, and Is to
bfnam Edtfh Graham Scott, after her
Jr attractive, grandmother. Mrs.
tffichlson Seott. Tho A niton Clarks
m living In Devon thin summer, having
(iKranocsliscd to live before th-v bu
rrrollton. Another small lady who will
.Ve her debut eighteen yearn from now
5 jjaft Chrhtlnn nullllt, fourth little
LeMrr of Mr. and, Mrs. Logan M.
Bullitt. Jr.. who has been named after
htt aunt. . ...
Lat Saturday there arrived to greet
ns little Miss Clark, n daughter of Lieu
tenant Stuart Benton Clark and Klisn
ftth MeMlehael Clark. You remember
Fllsflbeth MeMlehael had that beautiful
wedding out In St. Davids last fall. She
i. . filter of the late Clayton Fot-
tall MeMlehael, and her motlitr, who is
also dcnil. was Ml (ilcnillnnlng, a
lister of Ilobert B. Uiendiuning.
STILL another future belle Is small
Marguerite Harbour Mayer, who is
to he civen a christening party next
Puwlay. Her mother was Mnrguerilo
Barbour, of Washington, you remember.
AND on Monday of this week we
were delighted to hear of tho arrival
in town of n wee son to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cheston. Mrs. Cucstou was
i JIIss Harriet Frazler. and id a sister
01 liforge uarriscni r razier. or., who
married Marys Clark in Juno. Mrs.
Cheston had the honor of being the bride
jjtroncss of the assemblies this last
M.son. I remember she wore a bluo
frock at the first one which matched her
eies exactly, and Bhc did look very
charming.
It looks to me as if there would be a
Tery gay winter in tho way of debu
tantes tome eighteen years hence ; what
do you think? The wee Cheston boy,
being the only man in the bunch, will
sot be going out to things at the same
time, as men must be twenty-one, or
rather should be, to go to real grown-up
affairs.
Hon ever, all the callow youths have
been going about this year, so one may
not predict so far ahead what may bo
join? en eighteen years from now. Per
haps things will be reversed, and when
women get the vote they may decree
that bojs will be tho debutantes and
the girls will send them flowers. The
world seems now and then to get so
topsy-turvy that nothing surprises me
the.e days "absotivcly" nothing.
Speaking of tho new little additions
to society, tho Newbold Taylors have
a baby, but I have not heard whether
It N a boy or a girl. It was born two
or three weeks ago.- Mrs. Taylor was
Miss Anne Meirs.
T HEAR that the Theodore Welder-i-
pelm, .Trs.. are home from their wed
ding trip. She was Eleanor Chandler,
jou remember. They were married in
Vab aud went up to Canada on their
wilding trip. They have tnken an
apartment at the Touraine and are set
tled In it at present. Their homo at
2117 De Lancey street will not be
ready -for occupancy for a few months.
pMSE KLAPP FOX is wearing a
" lovelv rose-colored frock fashioned
of organdie and made on rather plain.
full lines, but finished at the round neck
.and (.Iceves with ruffles. The full skirt
is plain, with a soft satin sash of tho
Mme shade as the material, and Eliso
ytars n pink hat trimmed with roses.
Its a darling little frock. Elise cer
tainly does look young to be the mother
of that rosy baby of hers. It's nbout
mi months old and ns cute ns enn be.
Elise and her husband nnd father and
Bother. Dr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur Paddock
hlapp. are down at Beach Haven for
the summer.
TTAnilY had been told by mother to
be very careful not to chatter nt
the table that evening, chnccially at the
Manning, because the clergyman was
to come and he would nrobablv say gracp
Instead of daddy. Weil, Harry was
wy good and came quietly to his seat,
out to his astonishment when mother
and daddy came in with the visitor they
. all sat down and the visitor went right
en talking. This was more than Harry
mu (1 stand : he uever had sat down to
table without henrinj; grace said in
nil whole three years, so. suddenly
Using from his seat, he approached the
reverend gentleman and said in severe
tones- "Stop your talking nnd snv vour
Prayers " NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
i,?!"- 9. " VfTTy PePner. with her
.Kjber. Jin William J. Wlllcox. of St.
Lauds, win leave on August 17 to pass
ne balance of the summer nt Cape May.
' Mr". Charles Slnnlckson. of Rnse-
ai, who has been nan-tine Mi Inst
few
in..!.. ... v -""fray "ay wnn ner
awshter. jilss Prlsellla Slnnlckson. nnd
weens at Murray Bay with her
wr fisier. Jilts Wallace, will return
ntt week
,,Hr nd Mrs. John Barnes Town-
?nn, of Montrose, Radnor, who have
. ar. .mntori'ilf through New Kngland,
ett P nrc?ent B'opplng at Nurragan-
Pjh.ru.n?"J,.":.?"8 K" .r miss
ttriA i ncKHra ana B'1"3 I'M'h
f!5rrd'nlai1Kh,t",, of Mr- '"" Mrs.
ViE,n .P?rk!r', of hn Meadows,
M&ckS. '"" summei' home ln tlia
, Mr
Minor Clarke, of Wayne, will
llet Tll.lH.I, tr... K-.-- ..
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Thorn?, - be will bo tho guest of Mr.
tnVZM Wanamaker. Jr.. for the ro-
..... ui inn Biunmer.
Tr;hn!!n r?'' Charles M, Lea. of
"ng 0?' Iu"1' tnvo I0e B'oom
"e ttV-i) inJ"- :j'he, ,h,v wl11 P"""
'Inn c" bvanb. at Blooming Orove
liPR3lB!;cls w K'rnhle. of Radnor.
Mating a week at Cape May. N. J.
lght.r-C,i-,,"ne,?.n c-arson nnd her
Mr a.L"nil,0" Mlss n' Carson and
tic n,JB? Carson, who went to Atlan
BrlRh on iriJ.uly,.,Jvl" remain at the
hen Lll2f, "".'" lale ln September.
.Tresdale. vl" rcturn to her home In
NruVrn,LV,f-,e; "Bhter of Mr. nnd
K'w York nn, Ji,"lckerbocker Vlele. of
a month of StlWy2c?.1"' lB ths ue8t fr
N tleir rtnf,rc;iI)nd " Mcholas Pond
at Mllford I conn summer home
Mr
T?rontoT "!' wnrd nrownlng. of
V upon ti, k,.' "It ?nir congrutuiat
?.rowninc t."A" B.n' li'ri
f.rownlne ; " . "'orge uenge
Jfownlnsr u .?ro' of "averford. Mr.
1 ?' Wood11 B' d"-rd Berwlnd Chase.
l Mr a:A'lnoCi., ','' yesterday
? Nontn. i; "tom r .' "William ou I'nnt
?"4jVra Hrft.:W"m.,n5,on- Later Mr.
"""We, Chnsn T .it ufY.."""iV
llr . 5,,el'.n Uop" Wlson. daughter of
frm,"1,M,Mra' A'an Wilson, of Pear
ilv. , y '""nova, will leave In a few
js fqr Upper Saranac Lake. N Y..
Future Belles Born This
Sees Various Things.
remain tiir.. ... .1- -i.- .i..
ICDH n..t .- j ". " ."-" "
i 5" 'n, uvcrorooK, win go
l?h.rf nTidas,;s ,CL New London. Conn.,
where tlieir daughter. Miss Doris Dex
iiih n . ''"".been vlsltlntr nt Watch
S.S?.,.f .iiT,h?y ?vl" not rel,,rn to Over
brook until Inte In September.
.?I!! iB' Mcht.r Slnrr Hnd hfr daugh
& ,,n,lwm,. MJ"3 Marlon S. Starr nnd
lD; W11"", Starr, of Jit. Airy, have
pono to Seaside Park, where they will
.fJEJ.Vr'"8 r.or a ,nonln Q Mrs. Starr's
mother. Mrs. Joseph d. Codings, of 638
cottag" S l' Camdcn- ht her summer
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cramp and
their daughter and son, MlgB Virginia
Cramp and Mr. William Cramp, wlio
have been the guesta of Mr. and Mrs.
Abram C. Mott nnd Mrs. Kltzcharles
areen at their camp at Kdgemere. Pa,.
5a.Vemturnf'' .V? ,helr non' ,n Cnest
nut Hill and will go on Saturday to the
Thousand Islands rtnd Canada to stay for
a month. Mr. and Mm. Walton Penn-
jiwlll. of Wyncote. Mrs. Motfs hrothcr-
In-Inw nnd sister, have also recently
returned from a visit to the Edgemoro
camp.
M.r- nd Mrs. Wllmer W. Lamborn.
of the Trncy. Thlrty-slxth and Chestnut
Rtreet8. returned a few days no from
?. Vn '? Colorado and the Yellowstone
National Park.
M. and Mrs. I. Hnrrlon O'Hnra, of
u i J'ot,llat street, have, returned to
!. r.,r.mo trom a motor trip through
the White mountains and thn Berkshlres.
Their daughter, Mrs. J, Addison Abrams,
Is passing tho month of August at White
Face Inn, Lake Placid.
Mr. nrcil MrH. F.rneat. U Tustln. of
iivernrooic, nro passing the month of
August nt Hot Springs.
Mrs. Charles n. Wilson, of West Ches
ter road, Mlllbourne, will go on Monday
to Sellersvllle, Pn.. where she will re
main until some time In September.
Mrs. Floyd Kcser. of Fox Chase, will
go In n few days to Ocean City, where
she will h the guest for a week of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer at their
summer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Springer
will move In September Into their now
home In Jenklntown.
Mr. nicharrt D. Tschudy. of Hot
Springs, announces the marrlagi of his
daughter. Miss Mary Meadows Tschudy.
to Mr. Maurlco Peacock on August 7
at Springfield, Mass. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Peacock will live In Germantown.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs. Charles R. Kennedy, of WaVne.
entertained over the week-end Mrs. Wal
ter Lawrence Bacon and daughters, of
Philadelphia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Buck, Mr. Jamert
M. Buck nnd Miss Caroline Buck, of
Cedar Lawn, Devon, have returned from
the Monmouth House. Spring Lake,
where they have been spending some
weeks.
Mr. Dlllare Hunter Bowne. of Wayne,
left on Friday for a week's trip to Lake
Ocorge to Join his daughter. Mrs. Henry
P. Klrby, of New York, who Is there
for several weeks as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George K. Rose, of New York.
Mrs. Georg" Adams, sister of Mrs.
Charles M. Shaeffcr. of Wavne. will
leave next week to spend the last two
weeks In August at sea Isle City. Mrs.
Adams will spend a greater part of next
winter with her sister, Mrs. Shacffer, at
her home In Wayne.
Mrs. John Dottercr, of Bloomlngdale
avenue, Wayne, and her young daugh
ter. Miss Evelyn Dottercr. loft on Thurs
day for a visit of a week nt Wlldwood.
N. J. Miss Mary Dottercr, daughter .of
Mrs. Potterer, Is there for the month of
August.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson Read.
of Elklna Park, are receiving congrat
ulations on the birth of a son, Herbert
Nelion Read. Jr., born August 1.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacBrlde. who
linvA hifn xnendlncr the early summer
In Westtown. have arrived at the home
of Mr. MacBrldo's mother. Mrs. William
MacBride. at 431 West Chelten avenue,
where they will remain for a fortnight.
After September 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Rrlde will occupy their apartment at the
Manhelm Apartments, Wlssahlckon
avenue and Indian Queen lane. Mrs.
MacBrlde before her recent marriage,
was Miss Anna Goddard.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Roberts Harper.
3d. and their small daughter. Miss Edith
Iewla Harper, of Chevy Chase. Md., will
arrlvn today at the home of Mr. Har
per's mother. Mrs. Daniel Roberts Har
per, of 211 West Chelten avenue.
Miss Sallie Jungkurth. of Manhelm
street, accompanied by her niece. Miss
Sarah Moore, left yesterday to spend the
remainder of August in cape way.
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, of 642 East
Washington lane, left Germantown yes
tordav'to spend a few days In Wild
wood. Before returning. Mrs. Hamilton
will spend some tlmo ln Haddon
Heights.
Mr. Carl Jesser. of S62S Chew street
will leave on Sunday to attend the
merchants' convention In Harrisburg.
Mr. Jesser will be gone a wecK.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Donald V, Redding, of
1012 South Forty-ninth street, who are
staying for a few days at the William
Pcnn Inn. Gwynedd Valley, will return
to their homo on 'mesaay.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thomas, who
have passed a month at Stone Harbor,
have returned to their home in Fox
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Burns and
thlr family, of 220 South Forty-fourth
street, are occupying their summer home
at Shelter isiana tieiKin.s, ty. i., wnere
ihpv will remain until the first of Octo
her! Their daughter. Miss Constance
Burns, who Is a student at Manhattan-
vlllo College. N. Y . Is passing the sum-,or-
with her family. Her brother. Mr,
Arthur Burns, sailed for Europe a few
riavm nrr. nn thn Anultan a and will re
main Indefinitely In Paris, where he has
accepted a business position.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Nichols have
Him.rl tn their homo In Cleveland. O,
after passing a month In Atlantic City
with Mrs Nichols's father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert uoitiner.
Miss Mary Hyland has returned to
her home at 802 North Sixtieth street
after passing some iimo wun irienua in
Boston. luass.
mi r-miHtance Bernelle Adrian and
v,.- hrnther. Mr. A. Paul Altmau. will
return from Ithaca, where they have
been passing some time, about August
20.
Mr nnd Mrs John Russell are occupy
Inir their anartment at Cape May for the
remainder of tho summer. Miss Rose
Bounds was their week-end guest.
Miss Katherlne Smith, of Forty-first
nnd Tine streets, la pnsslng several
weeks at Bay Head, N. J.
Mr. C. A. Whltmer and family, of
4G00 Chester avenue, aro occupying their
farm near Jiamoro, ra.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Rltter, of
South Fortloth street, aro passing tev'
eral weeks at Cape May, N. J.
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MUS. GEORGE R. CROZER, JR.. AND BABY
Mrs. Crozer is one of those actively interested In the fair which is being
held today In Capo May for tho Church of tho Advocate
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Laurence Dondero and Miss Ida
Burson. of 1435 Ellsworth street, nre
passing a few weeks at Greenwich, Ta.,
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Town
send. Miss Miriam Stein, of 617 East Pass
vunk avenue. Is at Atlantic City tor
the season.
Miss Mary Benedict has lust returned
homo after having passed several days
as the guest of friends In Wlldwood,
N.J.
Miss Anna Sokoloff and Miss Mary
Sokoloff, of 212G South Thirteenth
street, returned from tho Delaware
Water Gap early In the week. They are
now in Atlantic city, wnero tney will
remain for a few days.
Mlea Anna Ford, of 2125 South RoBe
wood street, has returned from Atlantic
City. Miss Ford will leave for Mary
land today to remain for an indcfinlto
period.
The members of the Prosperity Seven
Club are passing a fortnight In Atlantlo
City. The members are Mr. Daniel
Atnon, Mr. Raymond Pcstear. Mr. John
A. Ray, Mr. Ervln C. Berk, Mr. Joseph
N. Mally, Mr. Samuel D. Dubln and Mr.
JamcB L. Amon, who Is president.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Loeb, of
1501 North Sixteenth street, have left
for a trip along the St. Lawrence river
and Canadian resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Sommer, of
1602 North Eighth street, are spending
the summer nt Atlantlo City.
Tho Misses Jastrow, of 1919 Green
street, are spending August at Vcr
gennes, Vt.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allen Teller, of
TEEL
Wc started the construction of a his competitor. The estimated
steel mill without a fixed complc- earnings of each plant arc six to
tion date. A neighboring steel- seven thousand dollars a day,
maker started to
duplicate mill about three weeks
earlier, and considered that he
could do his work more cconomi-
cally and more quickly with his that twenty
own construction iorccs than ne
could by using an outside construc
tion company.
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In spite of the three weeks handi- not always bring such large returns
cap, our clic'nt started producing it is nevertheless an important
steel about forty days earlier than factor in any building operation.
Dwight P. Robinson & Company
INCORPORATED
Engineers and Constructors
125 East 46th St., New York
CHICAGO
PITTSBURGH
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Consolidated with WESTINGHOUSE, CHURCH, KERR & COMPANY, Inc.
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027 North Nineteenth street, are spend
ing this month at tho Phllmont Country
Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Llchten, of 2111
North Twentieth street, announce the
betrothal of their daughter. Miss Alma
Llchten, to Mr. Louis Splegl, of New
York.
Mrs. B. F. Hartzcll, of Chalfonte,
Pu.. was hostess on Tue.sdnv nt the mid
summer business nnd social meeting of
tho Philadelphia branch of the alumnae
association of Cedar Crest College for
Women at Allentown. Pa. The members
present Included Mrs. Walter Scott,
president; Mrs. George II. McKay, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Howard
Heckler, recording secretary: Mrs. Ja
cob Gelger, treasurer, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Edwin Smiley, of Ablngton ; Miss
Elsie Hartzell, of Chalfonto; Mrs. John
Frlck, of Oak Lana ; Mrs A. C. Her
man and Mrs. Charles Kline, of Lans
dale. The guests of the association In
cluded the Rev. Dr. Lentz, Mrs. Lentz,
of Milton, Pa. : Mrs. Russell Hartzell.
Mrs. Stewart Hartzell, Miss Katharine
Hartzell. Miss Frances Hartzell. of
Chalfonte, and Miss Amy Gelger, of
Philadelphia.
MIsh Florence Jones and her sister.
Mlss Julia Jones, of 2517 North Twelfth
street, nre spending the late summer
In tho Poeono mountains.
Mrs. J. R. Jones, of Twenty-first and
Wallace streets, and Mrs. F. B. Hamp
ton, who are passing tho reason In At
lantic City, will give a large card party
on Wednesday, August 18, at the Atlan
tic City Yacht Club.
Mrs. Elizabeth Van Buskirk. of North
Sixteenth street, left on Wednesday for
a tour through the West.
Miss Ruth May Bernhelm, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph V, Bernhelm,
of 2435 West Lehigh avenue, and Mr.
build a nearly
which means
earned at least
neighbor had
-fltflffllfllli Complete Service
-Wj(!JllU in the dmin and constnxtian of
Ay FOUNDRIES .,
Jjl snu. vuuus
A Vf CHWtlCAL PLANTS ,
lUf FACTORY DUTI.DINGJ VVl '
Jjf CSOLtNE ETTRACTION rt-ANTS "VV''
J- STEAM POWER STATIONS ffv :r1
HVDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS N U.M,!
J TRANSMISSION SYSTEM."! Illllll LA
0EW V aamJsW IBV IssaalaaWp WBWOO aaaaP
will be perfectly proper to consider
1
the plant had
saving.
While speed
CLEVELAND
Isadora Rudolph will be married on
Tuesday, September 7, at 6:30 o'clock
at tho Lorraine Hotel. This rtev. Jo
fccph Krauskopf, T, D., will odlclate.
Miss Caroline Langstadter, of 1920
Poplar street, haa returned from a trip
of three weeks nt Camp Woodmere, In
the Adirondack mountains, Miss Itosn
Langstadter was the gue.it of Mrs.
Jerome Ij. Grant at the CJrant summer
home in Doal Beach, N. J In July.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marks, of 1631 North
Sixteenth street, who are spending the
summer In Atlantic City, will move to
1S21 Jefferson street In September.
TIOGA
Miss Maude Heather Baugh, Miss
Delia Lois Baugh, Miss Esther Richard
son, Miss Helen Geary, Mies Florence
Festler, Miss Kathryn Guest and Miss
Marian Graham, ohaoeroned by Mrs.
Harriet Baugh. of 3613 North Eighteenth
street, after a sightseeing tour of Now
York city, left for Boston by boat From
Boston they have gone to Portland, and
will pass some time on the Maine coaBt.
The Rev. Samuel B. McWIIllams, Mrs.
McWIIllams and their daughters and
son. Miss Mary McWIIllams, Miss Alice
McWIIllams. Miss Pamela McWIIllams,
Miss Margaret McWIIllamn and MHSter
Porter McWIIllams, of North Eighteenth
street, are passing tho late summer ln
the Poeono mountains.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick H. Bohn have
returned from their wedding tour and
will recelvo after September IB at the
Sedgely Apartments. Forty-flfth and
Pine streets. The bride was Miss Ruth
kM. Fahrlnger. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
samuci i-anringer, oi -iiu vvesi uniario
street. Mr. Bohn served overseas one
vear with the Fifty-second Pioneer In
fantry. Miss Emllle H. Craven, of 2204 West
Tioga street, has returned from a trip
to Boston, Mass., by boat.
Mrs. W. F. West has gone to Ocean
City to remain until autumn.
Miss Laura Llnd, of West Tioga
street, has been passing some tlmo In
Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raffel. of 3625
North Fifteenth street, who have re
turned from a tour through the West to
the Pacific coast, will leave today to
visit Mrs. Raffel'a brother, the Rev.
Frederick Fulmcr. of Oraceham, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Miller, after
having passed some tlmo nt the Lodge.
North Water Gap, have gone to New
York to visit Mrs. A. E. Rapp.
Mrs. James Hunter nnd Miss Jean
Hunter, of 3845 North Broad street, left
Thursday for Atlantic City to remain
until August 30.
Mr. Harry Bolnnd, of North Warnock
street, haH left on a trip to New Kng
land nnd Nova Scotia.
ROXBOROUGH
Dr. nnd Mrs. Edward A. Elchman and
their family, of Lyceum avenue and
Mltehell ntreet. are snendlng the season
in Atlantic City. Mls3 Stella Forster. of
Manayunk avenue, who has heen their
guest, has returned to her home In Rox
borough. MIbs Iva M. Hampshire, daughter of
Mrs. Kato Hampshire, of 327 Lvceum
avenue, has returned from the Malno
coast, where she spent the early summer.
Mlss Jessie Ollmour, of Oermantown,
who accompanied Mlss Hampshire, has
gone to Greenwich, Conn., for the re
mainder of the season. Mrs. Hampshire
and her sister, Mlss Sara Brown, have
gone to Wlldwood for the balance of the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Struse and Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Struse. of East Her
mitage street, will leave today for Ocean
Gate, to remain until the close of the
season.
MANAYUNK
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lehman and
their daughter, Mlss Mary Lehman, of
Main street, have gone to Wlldwood for
the late summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goettman and
their family, of Main street, who have
been passing several weeks ln the Po
eono mountains following a short stay in
HarrlBburg. Pa., have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Goettman will
return today from Mount Toursvllle,
Pa.
Mlss Olive Doule, of IRS Green lane,
has gone to Wilmington, Del., where she
Is the guest of Mrs. Alfred Croney.
KENSINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lambert and their
daughter, of -170 East Cumberland
that our client had
$300,000 before his
earned a cent. It
per cent, of the cost of
been retired by this
of construction docs
DALLAS
LOS ANGELES
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street, ore spending the season at their
summer home In Pitman, N. J.
Miss Georglana Coleman, of East
Montgomery avenue, Is spending a fort
night nt Ocean City visiting Miss Helen
Sommora.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Schoenhut and
Miss Caroline Schoenhut. of 2009 East
Cumberland street, are at Porter's lake,
N, Y. for the summer.
Miss Marlon Hothersoll. of D31 West
Erie avenue, han returned front a stay at
Ocean City.
Dr. and Mrs. E. 8. Schneider, of 3050
Frankford avenue will leave wlthtn a
short time on a motor trip to the Great
Lakes, to bo gono for oeveral vfreeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 1C Fisher, of 626
East Indiana avenue, are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradley and their
daughter, of New York, as tholr guests
for a few weeks.
Mr. Theodore Hlssev. of D street. Is
spending several weeks at Wlldwood.
Miss Emma Spaeth, of 3068 ITank
ford avenue, is on a visit to friends In
Ohio, where she will remain until next
month.
MOORESTOWN
Mrs. Harold Otter gave an "at home"
on Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5
In honor of Mrs. Edwin De Haven.
Among the guests were Mrs. Edwin
Sumner, Mrs. Thornton Holllngshcad,
Mrs. James Oladhlll, Mrs. William
Stackhous, Mrs. Frederick Warden,
Bt'MMr.R ItEBOBTg
ATLANTIC C:iTV. N. J.
LEXINGTON
Pidfie an Atlanta Avm. Capacity 600. On block
from Million Dollar Tier, Heading drpotaml bftbttl
(or btaeh 7SDthhonaa wldiahowcrs foraorf balfatrfl.
Pntat waytobaeh. EitnalTportliM nd ball room
tec, light nd monlDg wiur larooma. Prirt bat hi.
Orchaatra aad dan dag. Amedean plan $1 up daJlyt $1$
ttpwatklr. European plan II. SO wp daily. Fir proof
waraga. sootm rooaa v wi
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PRINCESS
fi. Carolina art., rtoae to rieaeh ft Stel Tier
Dett modtrate-rt hotel; brick. tel 6 ton
construction; capacity 600; bathlnc trom
hotel; runnioc water; prlv. baths, cnolc
table; orchestra; dancing; all window!
screen: booklet and auto map mailed.
TAUL C. rtOBECKANB. Owner & rrop.
Coolest and Moat Attractive Location
Hotel Esplanade
Whole olock on orvuu front. Uoiton t
Hoterelrn avis. Exclualve CheUea aectlon.
Ideal family untel. Capacity 600. Pri
vate and public (rash and aea water batbi.
Orchestra. BooltWt. Ownership direction.
W. F. SHAW.
GARDEN INN
New York Ave. Near neaeli
American & European plana. Central loca
tion. European, tl up: American. 13.60 up.
Vlml-WaiH rulsin and eertlce Hceclal
weekly rotea. UABKLY ft IinOOKB. Props.
TRAYMORE ATLANncairl
1 JUORUft GREATEST H0TELSU0CESS I
DAVENPORT
South Carolina avs., near beach. Every con
venience: home cook., bath, from hotel. Amur
& Europ., 3 up. Stwc. wkly. C.V. Mortimer.
CT ILiEJFTTOI
Kentucky Ave. and the ueacn
Rverv nppolntment. Moderate rales.
BRUCKEIt. formerly of the Lamont.
Mrs. B
TARflR INN Ocean end Connecticut ava.
IftDUiv mil Hea, location . large rooms.
Excellent table. ISth season. Special rates
trom Labor Day. J. P. & A. M. DUNN.
WELLSBORO
B. Kentucky Ave. Moderate rates. Bath'
In from hotel. MTErtS & PROTITBBO.
HOTEL BRESLIN
New Torlc Ave. at Boardwalk. Lar rooms
for two ptrsens tin up weekly.
Westminster Kimtucky v. nr. Beach,
Westminster Eev t0 Bl . prlv bathi,
run. water: 120 wkly.: $4 up dally. C. nuhra,
Hotel Rascobel Kentucky ava. ItataU
callent table. Fhona 117 A. D.-MA1UON.
ocE.4y crrv. y. J.
TheJincoln
OCEAN CITY, M,
CAPACITY 300
Entirely new. Rooms single and
en (.ulte, with running water and
private, baths. Elevator. Every
modem appointment for comfort
and hervlce.
French Cualne White SerTlce
mrs. j. it. MonmsoN
mijiffoon, n. j.
CENTRAL INN
Moll) beach and Tiuior Avenues
Fine table. Larue rooms. Home cooklnc.
$t iso rer fViv. Special weekly rates.
C A TCWt Beach rront. . coa
OAVvI enlences.
W. n. OKRSTKL. Owner.
CI.EAKVIEW Poplar
ocean pier: expert table.
and Beach; near
Mrs. M. J. Jones.
CATKM.W. y. 3.
Hotel Lafayette Now Open
CAI'K tIAY. N. J.
Located on besch front Capacltv 400; all
improvements. runntnK water; elevator.
JOHN TRACV & CO.
Hotel Windsor ZmTT
tel open during September. It itaipln. Prop.
IinCH IIAVF.N. N. J.
ENGLESIDE
Jfod.rn hotel home by the rut. Fish
Inr. silllnf, tennis, etc Pure relief from
ha lever special rates ior r.epiemoer.
ii v i;.nol,i;
Msr
Aherrleen " ave., ocan blod , Spsjxlaa
nuuucui Am(ir culi,, Am, itld EUrop,
plan; reetaur't attached. W. A. 'ale A Co.
XARKOAXETT PIKIt. K. I.
the imperial JN;;nb,y,::
BWARTHMOKK. PA.
The Harvard Am,r i"- sini or m.
nrnx.v vista wrrtmns. pa.
xsstm
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en0CCMj?ONtAINS
lluena Vista Bnrinffs.
A Distinctive Summer and AutumnResort
rranann jo ra.
A strictly modem hotel with eic.llent
table and ser
. Altitude HlC feat.
Splendid
s: arolf tannts. etc
VI tl Remain Open Until October
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VAI.T.KV VOROE. PA.
WASHIXOTON INN
Chicken and Warn Dinners
DANIEL J. VOOR1IKK8, Prop.
roCOXO MOUXTA1X8
Tobjhanno. Pa.
THE BEECHWOOD New & Modern; mod
est rates, nv.lt. J. L. Belp. Tobyhanna. Pa.
Mount Poeono, Pa.
Ds'"sr,"YWirk MOUNTAIN HOUSE
1 -ftJlKJ ML Poeono. Pi, CUn. "nn
E. U HOOKER. JR.. Mir. I
nniAitrr.nT MANon. v. t.
BRIARCLIFF LODGE
BriarcM Manor, N. Y.
A popular 131-mll motor run trom
Pblladelphlat .
Booklet and routs card otlatitall al
TubKo Ltdatr Trovsl and Resort Surtax.
ASIIVRY I'AKK. N. .1.
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Mrs. Charles Jonke, Mrs. Craighead,
Mrs. West, Mrs, Chlckerlng, Miss Mar
lon Otter, Mrs. Frank Herr, Miss Alice
Otter, Mrs. George Hlllman and Miss
ieone uenyarn.
. The Rev. Frank D. Lawrence, of
Trenton, who In spending his vacation
In Island Heights, spent Tuesday here.
Mrs. Cap Charles and her daughter,
Miss Gladys Charles, who were guests
at Trinity rectory, have returned to
their home In Washington.
Mrs. George Hlllmnn entertained
eight of her friends nt a luncheon and
bridge on Friday at 1 o'clock.
FRANKFORD
Mrs C. Chapln, of Northwood, has re
turned from a several weeks' visit to
hr sister, Mrs. P. Hogerly, of New
York, who is spending the summer at
her cottage at Asbury Park.
Miss Mabel Lawton, of 4684 Duffield
street, has gono on a visit to Chicago,
III.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham and son, Mr.
Lester Graham, of 1622 Allengrove
WTKAMBWP NOTICES
LUCKENBACH LINE
Philadelphia to Rotterdam Amsterdam
S. S. HOMESTEAD (U. S. S. Board) Aub. 16
Rotterdam Philadelphia
S. S. KATRINA LUCKENBACH August 16
S. S. K. I. LUCKENBACH September 4
Philadelphia rSan Diego Los Angeles San Francisco
S. S. FRED'K LUCKENBACH August 14
San Francisco Philadelphia via Los Angeles and San Diero
S. S. WATONWAN (U. S. S. Board) Sailed
S. S. HATTIE LUCKENBACH September 1
S. S. EASTERN GLADE (U. S. S. Board) September 10
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC.
328 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Phone, Lombard fl20
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Catibria ... New York to Hamburg and Danzig
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Mioretinia New York" Cherbourg and Southampton ..
Norman Monarch .... Philadelphia " Liverpool
.c.h.ra Philadelphia " Bristol
Imperator New York " Cherbourg and Southampton Sept 9
K. A. Victoria New York " Liverpool Sept 11
Tor Later ballinra Apply to
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Fr e i ght Office. Bourse Building, Philadelphia
NAWSCO LINES
Freight Service
Between PHILADELPHIA and LOS ANGELES HARBOR,
SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE
West Bound Steamer East Bound
Sailed "Springfield"... Sept. In
Aug. 16 "Artisas" Oct. 1
Aub. 28."Stanley Dollar"
For Rates,
NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO.
Ii7fts I Khlppinn Board
136 S. Fourth St., Phila. Phones Lombard 5564-5; Main 830
EARN-LINE
Incorporated 1801
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamen
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "De Moinei Bridge". Loadinj
PhiladelDhia Havana
S S "Lake Galera" Sailed
SS "Coquina" Loading
For rate and particulars apply It
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139 South Fourth SL
PHILADELPHIA, A.
Philadelphia
to
Scandinavian Ports
Christiania,
Gothenhurg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
V. 8. Shipping llnarii bttel Ptramer
SS "Oronoko" Londin
SS "Fort Arnutrons"..Scpt. 1
(From Pier 78. South Wharvei)
The Charles T. Megee Co.
Asent fr U. S. Shipping Board
Drexel Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard 5100
TOfR
TRAVEL SERVICE
A Labor Day O portunity
For those who cannot easily af . d to leave their work for
an extended trip, and - ' king for a short vacation
before the Summer ends, we nave provided an ideal nine
day pleasure trip over Labor Day, including an alluring
six-day cruise in cool latitudes on
THE SAGUENAY RIVER
Leave Philadelphia on Monday, August 30th, to connect with 9i30 P M.
New York Central tialn. Pullman berth provided. Arrive next morning at
Alexandria Bay. Thousand Islands. Spend the day Leave following morn
ing for delightful sail through ths Thousand Islands and tho Rapids of the
St Lawrence River. Due Montreal In the evening, transferring to steamer
"Cape Lternlty" for Saguenay River Cruise.
Then n wonderful slx-dny cruisn on tho Saguenay. with ahore excursions at
Quebec and other points. Due back In Montreal on Tuesday, the 7th, the
day after Labor Day. Leave same evening by rail for Plattsburg, trans
ferrtng to Lake Champlaln ateamer nnd starting from Plattsburg tho foI
lowing morning for aall through Lakes Champlaln and George. Due Alban
7 P. M . leaving by night line steamer for New York, arriving early Thura'
day morning, September 9lh. Return to Philadelphia as convenient,
Inclusive Fare, $166.00 Up
THOS. COOK & SON
225 South Broad Street
Philadelphia - Phone; Bell, Walnut 300
street, are spendlnr the week fk
Vi."
Mian Cora. Purlonr. nf Orthrtrle
accompanied bv her aunt, Mrs. J. Warn! rP
WUUUp Ul IOilUllIt M. Ortf WIU VII i WlfT t - J
Niagara Falls. . y.pK
Mrs. if. j. Bower, or Birrninroam v
Ala., who haa been tho truest of .hr
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr.
E. F. Bowes, of 3091 Margaret street,
has gone to Indiana on a. visit until
next month. Beforo leaving for tno
South she will return to Frankforfl and
will be accompanied on her trip home
by Mrs. E. Bowes, who will spend the
winter ln Birmingham.
Mr, and Mrs. John L. Oatther have re
turned to their home at 1622 Haworth
street, after a trip to East on, Fa., wrier
they were the guesta of Mr. and Mrt.
Henry Mellon
Mlss Gertrude Summerfield, of Frank
ford avenue and Orthodox street, will
spend the week-end ln Atlantlo City In,
a house party, to be given by Mr. and'
Mrs. I.
Krewson, at their cottage In
Chelsea,
KTKAMSmr NOTICES
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....Aug. 18
. ...Asr. 21
. ...Ar. 28
. ...Aig. 28
....Sept. 2
.wept 8
Sept. 8
West Bound Steamer East Bound
Sent. 13 "Lehltrh" Oct. 21
Sept. 23... "West Togus"....Nov. Vf
'Docs not make Seattle.
etc,
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Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sor-Me-'
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Rotterdam Adj. 280ct 2
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Sept. 8,'0ci. 13
I New Amiterdam Sept. 14l0et 19
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PHILADELPHIA TO
San Pedro (Port for Los Angeles)
SAN FRANCISCO y
P.S. C.rE BOJU1K Abont AUO. 15
H. S. WEST Ar.VUM About SETT. 1
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Drexel Bids.. Phllo.. Pa.
Imbard 5101 Mala IBIS
PASSENGERS for ITALY
We hare orrnrmnod'atlon for IS FIR8T
CL.SS paMcniers on ateumer sailloc
PHILADELPHIA
August 18
to a port on the VTet Coast of Italy.
For information apply to
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