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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE '
jVancy JTyne Ctas l&out Various Doings in Newport,
and Other Resorts She Hears of Mr.
Spencer's Accident Otlwr Bits
TI WAS very gay and festive at tho
J. Cad no in HOWpon r nnny, nmi mc
I-firtftlnine continued quite unlnter
JSgd Saturday. You know, the ten
M tournament wob an inv tntlon af
fair and It wbh moHt Interesting.
The women were KorseoUHiy gowned,
nd ever no many attended. Mr. John
n Drexcl and lier doughtef-Jn-Iaw.
jjilxabeth Thompson Drexcl, were
imong the spectator during the who o
S?kV KllsaUli's exceed neb 'fair hair
,nd complexion made, a dolightful con
frist to her mother-ln-lawH warmer
eelorW. They are; two handsome
womenl The Edward J. Berwlnds gave
. ball Saturday night for tho tennis
Slayers, and though the Ned Berwlnds
Pre not IV.iladelphlnn;. they arc so
dMcly related to the Harry Ilerwinds
and Miss Julia I erwlnd that ono
always feels as If they belonged here.
Miss Julia Ucrwlnd and her niece,
Margaret Dunlap. are nt Newport nij
..? They never grow tired of that
EX and are always In the thick of
the i entertaining and cntcrtnlnmentH.
The Craig IHddlcB have been up there
.11 this week. Mr. V. ddln taking part in
th" tennis, with Sirs, niddlo a specta-
Mrs niddlo was wearing a beautiful
wnp of dark blue silk and fur over
J georgette frock the other afternoon.
Her Hat was a round model of rtriw,
rimmed with French (lowers. She 1b
..irXrfiillv ilrettv, her great charm
bVg he clear Hkln and beautiful eyes.
It won't be long before Laura Blddlc,
Tr will be ready to mako her debut
: ! U? She Is nbout sixteen and
bldJ'Wr tc he very good looking. It
IITJ absurd how, fast these cdlldrcn
all grow up, does It not
SPKAKIXO of debuts, you know
Anne Itarrlnv Is going to make hers
In Chestnut HI 1 this year. She Is a
younger sister of Caroline Barclnv, who
was fntroduced by her parents, Mr. and
Mr' Barclay, last, wWr. Anne is
named for her mother, who was Miss
Xer, a daughter of the late Mr Jones
Wlstcr. and a sister of Mrs. Arttur
Zon CMchester of I.eesburg, Va.,
who was Ethel Wistcr.
Air. and Mrs. ChicHcster. by tho
way have been up here latelv and
am been visiting' Mnh OhkhMtert
Btenmother. Mrs. Jones Winter, at he!
S It I Cape May, on Beach avoW.
Anne Barclay Is a chnnnlr.g little
some one. and there Is not nuy doubt
of a good time for her.
I don't think we will be so overrun
with buds this year as we were last.
Van't it a hectic year? I never knew
of so many parties, night after night
and ball after ball. It's u wonder they
could all stand It, but they did and
looked as fresh nnd gay as if there had
never been any parties all year.
I HEAR, that Ellen Glendlnnlng nnd
Pcrslfor 'Frnscr aro to be married
Jn October. Ellen is the younger of
the girls dnd has been having a wonder
fully good time. She's engaged to a
my nice fellow and I hope they will
be happy. Certainly they have every
thing to make them so.
Marv and Ellen are abroad at pres
ent, traveling in France with their
father nnd mother. Those girls certainly
had a lovely time last year j they even
took In the reception given in New lork
for the Prince of Wales, you remem
ber. Celcstlnc Warder wbb another
debutante who hnd that treat, too. It
w nri event for a debutante's year,
was it not?
EVERY ONE in Newport was much
excited over the Injury to I.orll
lard Spencer, Jr., on Friday. He wns
in his airplane and had just reached
Newport uftcr flying from New York.
He made a safe landing, too, in the
field of Mr. Reginald Norman. Then
for some reason he thought be would
fly on to St. George's school, and it
appears, the field was too small for a
take-off and before he could rise high
enough, the plane struck the fence,
throwing him out and severely cutting
Ms face and hands and arm. ' '
He was better on Saturday, how
ever, and was able to be taken to his
parent's home.
TJILLIU is as much as two years
- old this summer and among other
things he is learning every dny, la a
knowledge of the country, of the cows,
nl piggies, and little fluffy chlckles,
and the funny calves nnd giddy little
colts. The other day tho farmer's boy
went to milk the cow and BIHIe went
Jlong, holding mother tight by the
Jand. He watched the operation care
fully until suddenly some of thc.warnr,
jres-h milk squirted into his little face.
Out went the small red tongue, and In
utter surprise Billy remarked to
!?, er: '.'Why, Muver. it tastes dust
lite milk." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
MIbs Anna Stockott Kent, whose mar
ulBe Dr- John Walker Moore will
take place on Thursday, of this week,
h. L. sf e5l ot. honor nt a luncheon to
x??i)eni.tod,i?f. by MrB- A,nn Re W'ss
hni.u-erlte '" Jw"1 Bvo a kitchen
Mower on Tuesday evening In Miss
hent honor.
Mr ".'I!, Hlanch.0 CTiavcau, daughter of
iJLantl ?Irs- A J- Chaveau. of Jenkln
fAUn.', e,n,.CTtttlned Informnlly at cards,
hnn?edb..,uncJ!eon' ,Mt Thursday In
&,. "',"? lont- Th0 Buests In
cluded Miss Marjorle Kent. Mlsa Doro
Mi.. JnnllKB. Mrs. Claronce Sylvester.
nl ?.roth,y, Blspham. Miss Fannie
Svl1 ?" Marg-aret Tatttcrsneld and
wisa Emily Tattersfleld.
nrtIrM.nn,'J.Mrs- Dnrclny II. Warburton
fjw Mr IMgerton Warburton nr nnflnrl.
Aflantlccity.18 at the Ambn8sarfor ln
of Si' nn.a,.n,rs' fth,n p- "oIllnBsworth.
for vR'?vlds.' "'"'leave on August 20
win ?nea8t Hnrbr. Me., where they
wl spend i-evcral weeks.
vlvn 1!,nJa,!,n Frankln JomeB. 3d. of
th J'.:.00"0 n'"Vntaln and will spend
"is next few weeks nt Capo May, N. J.
tonIa?I,aIy.S- Feb'?"'. of 3421 Powel
Bouth"Vebl8,Bpen,ynK th0 eummer at
tufttlf feober" if" n"d W,H "0t r0
South ai"nr?ir8i F.'lward Bradley, of 023
uin t'orty-elulith irw.t ,., i. .,..,
invTt2tinrtye,B,'ih Btrejt havo lued
'aurhter miSI marTJ, ot their
lyi ami' Mr"ar.FloncS, vlrF'n'a Brnd
AftentSwn ML 9.h,!rle? " Tliomann, of
tuit is"' on Salurday afternoon, Au-
nni'ot w.y.m?5d. W.' . Tunnell nnd hor
r" McunvfnW.ft.ln.ut lane- Oermantown.
joccupjinR their cottngo at Sprinar
TMdaUiCev2wddln,i00l P'aca 0"
their dnushiir8, m! " MeMurtrlo, when
tnded iSJ;nlley '!.ave. Kno n art
" September ,TBwcnty-8venth street
PwtalonenJ"1!. i' Pennowlll. of
hl Parents M? IV", tln-ya lnat week with
tICoronnlaiMAnob'r.t a Mahaw, of
jviao w.Yo,rk. a"d Lieutenant naoul
n"' A,f Bucharest, numanlo. Weu
fSm nt,AlMrtt aal'ed for, this, country
rrom Japan on August 7. '
m iTil0 ,mRrr'a?o of Mien S. Worthlngton
N,Shvl tnA ?,r- Dent MacDonounh, of
JuT-Y0.1?' wl11 tak0 P'ace n Wcdnes"
iittti th home of Mrs. John K. Mit
chell, In West Chester.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
?. S. ft JKIlL.?' Wayne, .who, I.
his -dauShiVt'-Wi "Ji"","0 JHH.7.W
.;:ih?re . Mr- Vho has been fui
'"'cull WCl'KB,
t .MnoSrrtEIW'on,r1 anA Mlss Dorothy
Itf.ni-'!; ?, Summlt.avonue, Wnvne. aro
Now Jersey. WCeKS n HeMm', Park'
Mr. nnA Arra irtiii. ta a..,.
WnM.il. . i.llilltlll r. AU1I, OI
! n.n'nWJi. ,mYe been visiting relatives
home rcturned to their
n?ndr&' 9Lare" .V: Aman, tof
weeks with Xt;",Ai.-T?In? ,?ve
in'in2cnB0 AV'an' ,f Wayne, before
leaving on a trip to Michigan and tho
flir. ami AlVn T r n...t.
,ffi..?ci:"naritarSreiftn-.JBS
iit. StSuni.,AS5ual " n ho r car to
mi?tor .through Now England, returning
about the middle of fiepfember.
BtMDavMn.Ult,U',S,t.U,"' of ShlngW Box.
lrtandP IS CnJ,n1a ,nnd lne Thousana
Hd"; Mrs. Rlull Is spending a short
Btufl. rk bCforo jo,n,nB Mr-
ieMriLfFrnn?18 C- I'ftthrop, of Wayne,
and Mft.!0 .v 8lt her 'parents? D
I Atr- niF-hJlm,pnln' at westerly, n
It'ln Mr?"'Vm."ltn' wno h"8 been vis
dauhter rAlhro"' accompanied her
Jiri8, Ju"l", Bookwcll nnd her two
K",; nfe the guests of jf, And
time. W "earnc' of Wnync- or Uorni
Miss Francis Buch, daughter of Mr
and Mrs, J. Clifton Buch" of Cedar
W&t atWh..V'''"0 month of
August at Whltefnco Inn. Lake Placid.
noJn'i an.dMr8.- Thomri's MaoKellar
Itoyal, of Cressbrook Farms Devon
JameVstonnT?PCind,nfr '
?hroSgheCananda!1- X" 0r nW molorinK
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Havlland oi
Wayne, havo returned to their Some
from a trip through the West
, Mr. John Russell, of Wayne hnsVft
for Canada, where he will jSm ht
Ma'rl' MIl,1?nJnnSt JJUM" nd MtaS
hSug'cS.0 mve bcen on
GERMANTOWN
w.MilS8tn "rnnc,cs Q'lkey returned last
S, n T'h.,Javln1 , vl?ltcd wvera
wfll !,. ne'aea nnd Ventnor. Sho
will leave today for Magnolia Maim
n"niPanlod by her mother? Mrs Pyam
luring Qllkey, and Mlsa Man- E Ilreii
neman, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs j.
E. Brcnneman, of 4303 Spruce streot!
5trs. IJobert Charles Pentland and
5SiJlnS,ter"fcM!f8 Helcn Bentland. ot
eJS. A , wh0 haVe recently returned
iKSnH '2?r.i.yenra .stay ln Honolulu.
(fiw'J'iaI5 'nofruests for some time of
Earitftwl.nRurtS'.a?e0bert Pentland nt 13''
Mrs. Thomas Irving, of 1B3 West
&&&& Pa88lnB a Wt
S8cSa? -? "a?vs
Jr2Leiten ave.nue. ,'eft on Saturday
to spend a week In Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Moore, of 202a
Medary avenue, will leave tomorrow
f0,r .Pccan City, where thoy will remain
nt the Brighton until late September.
Mrs. John II. Johnson, of 101 East
Durhnm street, returned on Saturday
frorrspendlng some time at Bound lakn,
Mlsa Adelp Heifer, of 140 East Her-2a-18tiFer
,B P"Sslnff some time as the
guest of Mrs. Frank E. Harris at her
upartmont at Ocean City.
Miss M. A. Dillon, of Greene street
Sn t?'Snt0,5r,la: from n endea
trip to Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Kelly, of Chicago,
th suaiti of frlcndi In this hmkIAh
antett Pier will be that for an Indefinite period. .
iv NnprlN i..li ' m -. ....
rWS?l!:S ? whlch.vTlU 'take
Mrw wl," "' "' wet or Hptm-
of iff:AMratanett Pier "will h. h.
" oroihy Qrru,dM4thlw &&;.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kelly, of 562v
Chew street. left on Saturday for a trip
to Boston, Mass., nnd to Baltimore, Ma.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Salkeld nnd
family, of 907 r.ant rhoif.n ..;. "',.
occupy their new , home at 909 'Eai"
""lt" iiyciiuo uyiring me comlnjr weelc.
Miss Edith Pentland and M1m Har
rlett B. Pentland havo returned to then
home at 137 East Walnut lane from a
short stay ut Ventnor.
M,r8, p. Lelghton ontertalnod Infor
mally at dinner, followed by cards, at
ner home on Wednesday evening. Thera
Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn flnnArutn n nn;
East Haines street, have returned from
yv j in oiuno ttaroor,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams, of Lake
Chautauqua, havo been the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Mull, of West Phlla-
Mr. F. Edward Nnlnn nt ) a....K
Fifty-third street, is spending several
Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong, of 6427
Locust street, will spend several days
at Cape May, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nolan, 436
Union street, aro spending a week In
Atlantlo City with Mr. Nolan's brother-in-law
nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Shields. '
Miss Llllle Flanlgnn. of 2042 Trnr,.,
nvenue, returned on Friday evening
.ium vtaib iu ,uf, IU1U ilTD. itiawin u.
ways ana rnmuy, who are spending the
uuinmcr ui uarooura iieignts, It. I,
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. James A Hanson, of 2124 Smith
Fifteenth stroet, la recovering from a
broken leg nt the Atlantlo City Hos.
pltnl, where he has been confined for tho
last eight weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halpln nnn
nwnny. oi ins miner street, are
cpeuuing uio sciuon ai iiianilo City
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll ana
their daughter. Miss Catherlnn r-nrrmi
of 2108 South Rosewood street, left last
saiuraay jor Aiianno uity, where they
win niiuiiu mo rcnmiiiuor or mo season,
Mlsi Cathertno Merkel, of 1410 Sny-
uor uvcuuo, ima kujio 10 vnuey lorge,
to remain lor a fortnight as the guests
vi jriouuo.
Miss Ethel Desmond and Miss Mary
luiwcr, ut uu ouuui noaowooa street,
wjll spend this woek Jn Atlantlo City.
Miss Catherine element, of 160
Rltner street, spent tho week-end in
Chelsea.
MIbs Delia Brennart, of 1701 Porter
street, uirara i'-arms. lert on Saturday
for Atlantlo City, where sho will stay
with hor mothor, Mrs Cntherlne Bren
nan, for tho remainder of tho season.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins, of 2227 South
Fifteenth street, aro enjoying the season
at Atlantlo City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick De Putron,
of 2329 South Slxteeenth street, will
leave this week for Atlantic Cltv, where
they wyi remain for the remainder of tho
season.
Mr. Francis Heine, of 1918 Soutn
VIh.I..hI1. .ua a.n..wA.l A 1.1- W J
illllQldOftWI OUOTl. lu.uuiou tu ilia iiuiiv
last Friday evening after an extensive
stay In Atlantlo City.
Miss Edith 0 ore, of 2113 South Rose
wood streeet, has gono to Atlantlo City,
where she will remain for two weeks as
the guest of friends.
Miss Sarah Cohen has returned home
after having spent several days In At
luutlo City at tho Ambasjader,
Mr. Josenh Smith, of 2815 South Rlr.
teenth street. Joined his parents nt their
cottage in Aimniio v-uy tor me weelc
.end.
Mr. and Mrs. HUlmet, ot 2387 BeuMt
f t mlwSmmt ml
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KEYSTONE AUTO CLUB
T0STAGEBI6RUN
"Fall Frolics" Program for At
lantlo City Trip Inter
ests Motorists
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' Photo by Photo-Crafters
MISS LOUISE DALDERMAN
miss nu;-jrman was malt! of honor at tho marrlngo of her sister to Mr.
William Theodoro Bauer, which took place recently
i
wu
Sixteenth street, aro spending the week
at tho Lafayetto Country Club, In Blackwood.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Rogge, formerly
of 3743 North Nineteenth street, are
occupying their new homo, 1332 Ly
comtng street
Dr. and Mrs., J. C. Attlx, of 235R
North Thirteenth street, who returned
last week from their bungnlow nt Lake
Poconomlng, Saylorsburg, Pa, returned
on Saturday for another weeks' 8tay.
Announcement Is mado of the mar
riage of Miss Mary Taylor, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. O. Taylor, of 1754
North Twenty-ninth strccot. and Mr.
Wllllnm A. Stewart, of 646 Elklns avo
nue, Olney.
A group of North Phllndelphlans who
form a coterie of cottagers at lsrka
sle, Pa:, Include tho Rev. nnd Mrs. Ray
W. Mussclman, Dr. and Mrs. John 8.
Chubb. Mrs. William Wllklnsi Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. M. Yeagley and their family.
andMrs. Bennett and tholr family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and Mr.
Miss Amelia J. Allen and Mis Anna
Allen, of 1936 Diamond street, will loavo
tomorrow for' an extended western
trip as far an California, nntt have
planned to visit many of tho attractive
nnd Interesting places and reBortH on
their route to the Pacific coast. They
will return some time In the Into
autumn.
-TIOGA
The following from this suburb will
leao tomorrow to form a house party
at Collegevllle, Pa.; Miss Grace Dur
yea. Mlsa Betty SchulU, Miss Edna cat
ton, Miss Ethel Keen. Mies Ueulah
Knauer. MIbs Margaret Brown, Miss
Ames Maude, Miss Marian Maude, Miss
Helen Kern, MIbs Mnrgnret Crossley,
Mr. John Logan and Mr. Horace Gage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Occhlcr and their
family left on Saturday to spena me re
mainder of the season ln Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George T. Ed go, of 3818
Mnrih Rlirhtennth ntrecet. with their BOn
and daughter, Mr. 8. Elton Edge ana
Miss Evelyn L. Edge, will leavo during
tho week to spend tho romalnder of the
Beasou lp Atlantlo City.
Mr. Charles M. O'Harn, of 3835 North
Nineteenth strtet; his daughter. MIsb
Ellxabeth O'Harn, and Mr. O'llara'a
aunt. Miss Mary E. Lewis, have r.
turned from the Delawaro Water Gap
and will go to Atlantic uiiy ror me ro
malndcr of the summer.
ROXBOROUQH
Miss Rhova Ott, daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. Wallace Ott, of 376 Greeen lane,
returned home last week from Eagles
mere, where sho has been staying since
attending tho Kappa Kappa Gommi.
convention at Mackinaw Island. Her
sister. Miss Allda Ott, is passing tho
late summer ln tno AaironaacK moun
tnlns.
MIbs Mary Frey. of 7703 Ridge ave.
nuo; Mlss Sarah Fleming, of 7718 Rldgo
nvenue, nnd Mlss Mildred Earley, of
7610 Rldgo nvenue, will leave during
the weelc for wimwooa, 10 remain until
the ena ot me- monm
Mr. and Mrs. William Keely and their
family, of Leverlngton avenue, are pass
tng the month In Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Patchett. of
8825 Rldgo avenue, who are spending
August at meir coiiago in wiiawooa,
gave a house party over the week-ena.
Their guests Included Mr. nnd Mrs. Frea
Bechtet. Mr. and Mrn. Samuol R.
Borer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Button
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davenport,
of Roxborough.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mitchell and their
son, Mr. Edwin Montgomery Mltohell,
and Mlss Emily Key, ot 141 Mldvale
avenue, aro spending their vacation In
Providence, R. I. They will go from
there to Boston, Mass., and then to Fall
River, mobs,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles William Wood.
of East Monastery avenue, are being
congrniuiaiea on me pinn ot a son,
KODeri, on aukusi j.
WI88AHICKON
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Young, of Sumac
Mips Edith Hultman, havo been spending
some time as the guests of Mrs. Charles
Htruso at her summer home In Wild-
wooa.
Mi and Mrs, Jomes C. Wobensmlth,
of Rlghter street, were the guests- over
tho week-end of Mr. and Mrs. E. Schell
at their cottago on Chelsea avenue,
Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Zahn nnd
MISS E. A. GALLAGHER
MARRIED IN CAPE MAY
Becomes Bride of Mr. Relnhard at
Catholic Church In Sum
mer Reaor't
A protty wedding took place this
morning at Cape May, when Mlss Eliza
beth Alfrlquo Gallagher, daughtor of
Mr, Christopher A. Gallagher, of Over
brook, nnd Mr. Elmer Joseph Relnhnrd,
of Now York, son of Mrs. John Roln
hard of Wynncwood, Pa., wero marrlea
at half-past 11 o'clock at tho Church ot
OUr Lady Stnr of the Sea, tho Rov.
John Hlckey, of St. Mnry's Seminary,
Baltimore, oftlclatlng.
The brido, who wns attended by the
Driaegroom b sister, Mrs. John J. Joyce,
Jr., of Wynnowood, ns matron of honor,
was glvon In marriage by her father,
Mr. T. Hlilman Anthony Vnnnen-.nn. 3d,
a nephew r.t dm bride, v. as Mr. Roln
hard's best man. and his unhorn in.
eluded Mr. Edward Rolnhard, of Buf
falo. N. Y. : Mr R. Graham Ulgelow.
of New York ; Mr. Thomas Sefton, or
New York ; Mr. John Relnhnrd. of Forest
Hills: Mr. Douglas Rollins, of Boston,
and Mr. Albert Cndlev. uf New York.
A breakfast followed at the summer coi.
tago of the brlde'R father. Upon their
return from a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs Relnhard will llvo with Mr. Gnl
lagher at 64 19 Woodblno avenue, Over
brook, whero they will bo at home In
tno autumn.
their family", who spent the oarly summer
in Atlantic uity, navo returned to
homo on sumac street.
their
Mrs. Charles B. Thoman nnrf tinr
daughters, Miss Helen Thomas and Mlss
Dorothy Thomas-, of Rochello avenue,
who are staying through the season at
their Seaside Park cottage, have been
entertaining Mlss Mary Kennedy, also of
Rochello avonuo.
MANAYUNK
The Rev. Ltnwood R. Berry, of Flor
ence, N J has accepted a call to the
pastorate of tho First Baptist Church,
ond Doctor Berry, Mrs. Berry and their
family will come to Manayunk tho end
of the month. They will reside at the
parsonage on Green lane. The new pas
tor Is ajrraduato of the Louisville Theo
logical Seminary, at Louisville, Ky and
took a post-graduate courBe at Crozer
Theological' Seminary, at Chester, Pa,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallatl and Mrs.
Oallatl's sister, Mlss Ross, of Main
street, are passing tho season at Wild
wood. FRANKFORD
Mlss Gladys Wetherlll,' of Harrison
street, spent the week-end visiting her
nunt, Mrs. C, Johnson, at her cottage In
Chelsea.
Mrs. S. Brough, of 3234 Brldgo street,
la visiting friends In Boston, Mass.
Mrs. C, Matheweon, formerly ot Frank
ford, but now living In Overbrook, In
ppendlng several weeks nt Lake Placid,
N. Y, A
Mr. and Mrs F. J, Martin and their
family, of 1342 Harrison street, Is spend
tng this month at Ocean City, N, J,
NEW JERSEY NOTE8
Mr. and Mrs. John Clomens, of Laurel
Springs, colebrated tho twentieth anni
versary of their wedding on Saturday
evening at tholr home. Mr. and Mrs.
Clemens havo as their guestB Mrs. Clem
ens s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lu-
neno, or iuanneim street, uormnntown.
Mffl. Colllnn Ttnefim nt Tnne,atnw
has been spending tho season In Ocean
lu)'.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Robert R. Dearden, Jr., nnd her
daughter, of Oak Lane, aro spending
iwu wrrKH ni me noiei iraymore. At
Iantlc City.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Levi, who left
their summer home ln Jenkintown, Pa.,
... niiciiu a iiiuuiii hi ino unnasiono inn
Winter Harbor, Me., have returned to
u vimiiiiown.
DELAWARE .COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. Jamei L. Seifridge, of
Now York city, hnvo been the guests
for a few days of their brother-in-law
ana sister, :ur nna nirs. Horace G.
Twnddell, nt Wydenbrook, their horn
near Swarthmore,
Mr. and Mrs. William Segner have
returned to their home in Ridley Park
iruui illume, wiicro iney spent SIX Weeks.
FIND CRICKET TOO SLOW
U. 8. Boy 8couts Are Ending Trip to
England
"Cricket Is a slow game compared
m.v ""-"".. iiim aicpnen it.
Tily, Jr., of Rain, a Boy Scout attend
ing tho Boy Scout "Jamboree" in London.
The lad describes an Inspection by
Sir Robert Bnden-Powcll, originator of
the Boy Scout movement, a visit to
Stratford-on-Avon, birthplace of
Shakespeare, and the ceremonies nt tho
unveiling ot tnc i.incoin utatue in Lon
don.
The scouts expect to return on the
Great Northern, which soils Tuesday.
When Folks
Quit Coffee
because of cost to
health or purse, they
naturally drink
Instant
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"There's a Reason
Committees engaged In making the
arrangement for the "Big Fall Frolics"
automobile run to Atlantic City on
September 25 under Uio leadership of
the Keystone Automobile Club, have
been spurred to greater efforts to make
the ruu the most memorable ever con
ducted from this city by the number
of nutolsts who have signified their In
tention to take part.
J. Borton Weeks, president of the
Keystone Club, who Is executive secre
tary of the run, is besieged daily in
the headaunrtcrs In the Hotel Adclnhla
by motorists inquiring into the various
phases ot tho run. lie has received word
from tho Atlantic City business men In
terested in the "Fall Frolics" that the
Chamber of Commerce and hotel keepcru
there Intend making every moment of
Interest to those participating in the
event. There will bo prizes galore and
slnco it Is in no sense of the word n
speed run, many who have never before
entered bucIi nn event have signified their
Intention of turning out.
The time, which will bo held secret
until tlio machines have all checked in
at Albany avenue, will be set by Mayor
Edward Bndcr, of Atlantic City : Mayor
Moore and Mayor Charles II. Kills, of
Camden. The stnrting point will be at
the exit gntc of the Federal street fer
ries In Camden. The important task of
rcfercclng is in chnrgc of Paul Iluycth,
SAILS TO AID SERBS
Mlss Jennlo L. Taylor, of Lans
downe, to Join Friends' Unit
Mlss Jcuulo L. Taylor, of Laus-
do wile, 1'n., has sailed for Serbia to
join In the work of the American
Friends' bcrvlce committee. Miss Tay
lor is a trained nurse, and will piob
ably work with Dr. William Wolfram,
of Boston, who is ln charge of medical
relief, with the Quaker unit.
Sailing with Mlss Taylor was Mlss
May Stanley, of Anderson, Indiana.
Mlsa Stanley is a bookkeeper, and will
keep the accounts of tho unit in Serbia.
Two other workers, to aid in the work
of agricultural reconstruction, will sail
in the near future.
Headquarters of the Quaker unit arc
at Mltrovitza. Severul outlying sta
tions arc being maintained also. The
Quaker unit now numbers eleven
Americans, with a staff of native
assistants nnd interpreters. A hospital
is being established, houses arc being
built fur the people in devastated vil
lages, and extensive agricultural work
Is under way.
PHILADELPHIANS IN PARIS
The following Philadelpblans arrived
at Paris hotels in the last week : Ueerge
Pickering, Thomas Parkinson, Thomas
K. Johnson, H. K. Boston, Mlss Llllle
J. Watt, Miss Anne Burke, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Vlllarct, Hurley Baldy,
Jr., Mrs. George MacFadden, Mlss Lu
cille Harvest, Alfred C. Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph John Francis, Eugene
Huck. Julius Morris, J. M. Phillips, H.
E. Stlnglcy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II.
Fnrr, M-. and Mrs. Leopold Stokow
skl. Frank Ilarrics nnd U. Blocksldgc.
FINDS BOY AT SHORE
Earl Drcdden, fourteen years old, of
.142 Queen lane, Oermantown. wns
picked up nt Atlantic City yesterday by
a patrolman. When the patrolman
questioned blm he snld he had gone to
the resort without first having obtnined
the consent of his parents. He wns taken
to the detention rooms at the police feta
tion as a runaway and his parents
notified. He wns later called for by
relatives nud taken home.
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80c Sea Foam Kisses . 50c ta? Hollls'8-
85c Caramels 50c ,Jm nccd "?' to" thm
on t-i l xt ! "" that wo aro selling tho dol-
80c French Nougat, ,50c lar kjnd for sixty cents.
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tho grocery business. In their youth, these men chose the grocery business, with
its hard work and long hours, because they loved it. They know it was a business
in which a man must always subdue his own interests in deference to his custom
ers wants, a business in which tho long stretches of hard work often break ono s
health but it was tho work in which their hearts were.
That those grocer boys prospered is ample evidence that tho public does
appreciate service honestly and conscientiously done, and tho fact that those boys
now matured in a lifetime of deeds well .done are at the head of the American
Stores Co. assures our customers the same loyal service and honesty of purpose
that brought success to their efforts and made them what they are today. More
than a third of a century has rolled by, but their vigor, ambition and tenacity
of purpose remain undaunted, and in their hearts the desire to give honest and
efficient service burns just as strong as in tho days when they opened their
first grocery stores, which were the genesis of an organization that today covers
four States, a tremendous chain of human service with more than 6000 employees
eager to do your bidding.
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They Were Surprised!
Folks who had been ardent "Asco" Blend users were sur
prised when wo made a deliberate cut of 5c per lb. In tho price!
At 40c. it was the best "buy" in coffee, and now at 35c, it is an
exceptional . bargain.
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"Asco" Blend Teas ib 45c
i4 -lb pkg 12c; 2-lb pkg 23c
Four Blends Black, Mixed, India Ceylon or Old Country Style.
lletter than Teas selling for 60c ana buc per id.
Wash Day Wants
"Asco" Bluing bot 5c
"Asco" Ammonia ...bot 8c
Snow Boy Powder.. pkg i'Ac
Crystal White Soap.cakeGftc
Clothes Line yd 2c
Washing Soda lb 3c
Gold Dust Powder.. pkg 4'jc
Lozanna Cakes
30c
A delicious dainty new N.
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ovenB. Very wholeaome and
nutritious. Try them enjoy
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Preserving Needs'
Mason Quart Jars . .doz 80c
Mason Pint Jars . . .doz 75c
Jar Tops doz 27c
Jelly Tumblers doz 45c
Jar Rubbers doz 9c
Parowax 1-lb pkg 17c
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Good News !
The demand for our last arrival of potatoes was so tremendous
we had a rather difficult time getting enough to supply our needs.
Not only is our prico a bargain, but thoy aro tho finest potatoes we
have sold this season. And we have another large shipment in to
take care of your wants.
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Butter 65c
We don't care how much you
pay you simply cannot buy bet
trr butttr than Ixiuoll at any
price. Louellu Is made from the
Euie nastenrlred cream of finely
red bealthy cattle.
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Butter i" 62c
A fine,
butter.
pure creamery print
American Maid Catsup t 17(
Dried Calif. Lima Beans 15c
India Relish i7
Jersey Corn Flakes w 11
Goodrich Tomato Soup c 6'
Rich, New
Cheese
33c
Very tatty and nutritloua.
"waste-Bacon pk 25c
Rucnr cured, sliced thin, trim
med of all waste.
SSf Beef p 16c
In sanitary dtiit proof cartons.
Try chipped beef ln cream for
luncheon.
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Peanut Butter
g'ass 13c
Very calatablo and a healthy
spread for bread.
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If you've never had tho pleasure of eating Victor
Bread, try a loaf today. You'll tell the difference right
away.
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Children Thrive on It.
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These Prices in All Our 169 Sanitary Meat Markets
You Should Always Be Careful
of tha meats you buy but particularly careful in the summertime. Hot weather works
havoc if the meat is not first class in every rosnect. Wo have hnilt nn? nvini,i. ....
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sell is pure and wholesome. Quality always tells.
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Genuine Spring Lamb
Legs lb 48c
Loin Chops, lb 55c
Rib Chops, lb 45c
Breast Lamb,
Rack Chops.lb 35c
Shoulders, lb 30c
Neck lb 24c
lb 18c
Genuine Wether Mutton
Legs lb 38c
Loin Chops, lb 40c
Rib Chops, lb 35c
Rack Chops.lb 28c
Shoulders, lb 22c
Neck lb 18c
Breast Mutton lb 12c
Fresh Killed, Milk-Fed Stewing Chickens, lb 45c
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