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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEE--PHIIMJDELPHIA, TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 31, 1920
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
flancy Wynne Hears Various Bits About the Doings in
Newport, Southampton and Other Places She
Regrets the Death of Mr. Dale Benson '
F' DOES seom, even if Southampton
I. more fnshlonnblc thin year, thnt
v.nnrt attracts our attention all the
iiP I -heard yesterday that Mr. Clar
l;Do!an ha been elected to the ex
'"utlve committee o( the Spouting Bock
B?ieh Association up there. Mr.
Solan and his family always spend their
Vomers In Newport, ,bt they are not
Star any entertaining now, owIur to
tfci recent death of Mr. Polan'a mother,
m Thomas Dolnn, In Torres; Me.
MSncak"nB of Mrs. DoWk death
ik me think of Mrs. AVanamakcr,
Sho died a few days later. Did you
T V Hint her Eranddauahter, Marie
S M.mn hjs a little daughter.
I ui Thursday, just a few days
b? hr Krea "sramlmpther's death? I
SiVe not hrd whjit they will name the
fc.hr but it would not surprise me if she
"" 'it i,. nllil Jiary urown, uuer .urn,
namikcp, Mrs. Warbu
,,., t Warburton, whose r
nrburton nnd
real name is
M-rv Brown Wnrburton.
MSff. Mi nm have a little boy about
three years old, so it's fine that this
Be tot is a girl. I am so glad for
them.
SARAH PENROSE has been visiting
... m Bar Harbor with the Me
..rgie WrlBhts and has beef, stnylnR : nt
!-,imiH friends' houses on her way back
TJ Dew". She 1" now nt Southampton
to ueyon. " , t, Tho jnmf
?v,nJL a..n' r;. who have a villa at
r .hnmnton Rave a dinner for hcr.last
3, &?"' is a charming girl, with
St bright brown hair nnd eyes which
Ire bright brown, too. She ie rather
N Jft. and dresses ever so daintily.
Ch the daughter of Dr. Charles
Snro". you know. Her mother, who
lenr,ii n,i. n sster of Mrs.
' CerDablgren, Mrs. Harry Lchr -and
Mrs. neion ikuiji --
years ago. .
t WAS so surprised to sec Mrs. Joe
1 Leidy In town yesterday, as the last
I heard of her she was In Newport, but
Jhe has been spending tho summer In
Jfarraganaett nnd was just down for a
Sort time. She was looking very well,
thought, in n dark plum or black
on lard silk. It was so dark I could not
ivnr to tho color, but It was foulard
and had white flowers on the dark back
rround. Her hat was a rather high
frowned nnd narrow-brimmed model of
the name dark shade entirely covered
lth uncurled ostrich feather. And.
bct of all, she did not look warm and
vcrv one else I saw looked sweltering.
I would have liked to catch her to ask
if (.ho had come clown to give her name
o the assessors and to wait till Thurs
dav to register before returning, but she
was walking rather swiftly and had
passed me before I fully recognized her.
HAVE you heard about the concert
Elisabeth Latta Is getting up nnd
will give out at Devon Inn on Thursday
of next week, In other words, on Sep
tember 0? It's for the extension work
of the Matinee Musical Club In connec
tion with the National Federation of
MufIc Clubs. I hope I've got that
straight. Any wny, Elizabeth, who In
such a dandy singer herself, may be
relird upon to put over a delightful eve
ning. She has already secured Mrs.
Strehl nnd Mrs. Howell to sing nnd
Robert Armbrustcr to piny. And. last
but by no means least, us nny oi jmi
who have heard her sing will agree with
'fee, Elizabeth will sing herself. I be
lieve there will be other artists too, but
tbosc are tho sure ones.
THE death of Mr. Dale Benson marks
tho passing of another of the dis
tinguished old gentlemen one remembers
having seen an long as one can remem
ber, and fills the hearts of all who
knew him with regret. Mr. Benson was
a veteran of the Civil War and promi
nent in social and business circle). Ho
leaves a son and two daughters, R. Dale
Benson. Jr., Miss Bertha Benson nnd
Mrs. Maxwell Mcryweather, who was
Miss Mary E. Benson. His death will
be regretted by many.
JEAN is two nnd n half years old,
and even at that advanced age she
till likes to removo her little shoes
upon every occasion, as is often the
way with ladles and gentlemen of her
gc
The other afternoon, when it was
nuite cool, Miss Jean, seated on the
porch, proceeded to remove Her suppers.
Her mother spied her nnd put them on
again, remnrking. "No, darling mustn't
take off shoes. Jean catch cold."
That night as Jean was being tucked
Into her tiny white bed she sneezed.
"Oh!" said she. "See. muvver. Jean
catched tho sneeze 'cause her took off
her shoes." NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. Isaac Norrls, of Fnlr Hill, Fryn
Miuvr, will Introduce his daughter, Miss
Mary Llovd Norrls, nt a danoa to bo
elven on November 19 at tho Bellovue
fitratford. A dinner for members of tho
receiving party will precede tho dance.
Mr and Mrs. Dlmmlck Haldy, of 208
Oowen nvenuo, Mount Airy, announce
the engagement of their daushtcr, MIs
Katherlno Baldy, to Mr Frederick Hugh
Str.iyer, of Emporium, Pa.
Mr Frederic II. Strawbrldge, Jr., son
or Mr and Mrs. Frederic H ritraw
brlilKo of Torworth, Clermnntown, will
entertnln his bett man nnd ushers on
Saturday, October 2. The wedding or
Mr Strawbrldge and Miss Emily Earn
Jhaw Clothier, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Morris T. rinrhinr at rinlrmont. Villa-
nova, will take placo on Tuesday, Oc-
lootr b, in Ht. Martin b unurcn, juiuuor.
Miss Emily Anderson Wilson, dauKh-
ter of Mr nnd Mr Collin Colket Wilson,
of Wllhon Farm, I'aoll. whoso marrtago
to Mr William Lnttu Nassau, Jr. of
flermantown. will take place on Septem
ber u will be tho guest of honor at a
bridge paity. followed by lea, on Thurs
day September 9. to be given by her
cousin, Miss F.llzabcth Wilson, of Ber;
'yn Miss Wilson will net as maid of
honor for her cousin. The guests wilt
Includo the bridesmaids. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wilson will glvo a dinner for thu bridal
Party tho same day. Mr. Nassau will
entertain his beat man and ushero on
Petiternber 10 nt tho Germantown
Cricket Club,
Mrs. Joseph M. dazzam, who Is
Pending some time at Nowport. enter
tained nt luncheon on board tho yacht,
Nlisht Wind, In honor of Miss Maud
white, niece of Chief Justice White, of
Washington Miss Florence Paul Kane,
of this city ; Miss Vlra naldrldge. niece
of Mrs. Norman Whltehouse, and tho
Misses Wlllard, of Newport. Mrs. Gaz-
3am flll Mnln In VuwnnH rVir thft
horse show and ball, where she has u
booth,
Mr and Mrs. C. Fenno Hoffman, of
itnan Derlwyn, Radnor, uccompnnled by
Mr and Mrs. Edward Osgood Coates, left
on Sunday on a motor trip through the
Pocono mountains. Mrs. Hoffman and
Mrs. Oontes wore Miss Marie Wright
nd Miss Sybil Wright.
Mr and Mrs. James M. Bonner, of
"altlmore, are receiving congratulation
on the birth of a daughter, born August
;, Mrs Honner will be remembered ax
J'lts Ellzubeth Lukes, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, houls Lukes, formerly of this
cy, now of Lancaster.
...Mr nnd Mrs. OeorKe Upton Favorite,
"ho are occupying their country homo
M Devon, left for Atlantla City last
yeek, where they will spend a fortnight,
na will open their house, 2027 Walnut
, ". the middle of September. Mrs.
Pavorlte'a mother, Mrs. Edward Bow
pan Leaf and her slater, Miss Francis
fijaf, who have been In London for a
K? ay, are now In Paris, Thyy
cJ,t,uU for thla country early In the
"o oiory ixyerinK vnario,
spent several weekB at Newport, It. I.,
will return to her homo on Old York
road, Oak Lane, some tlmo in Sep
tember. Tho Rev. W. Herbert Burk, rector
of the Valley ForKo Memorial Chanel,
accompanied by Mrs. Burk and MUs
Justine Van Oundey, will sail on Friday
for England, where they will upend a
few weeks, returning some tlmo in
October
Mrs. lltchard Dale Hopklnson, of
Jenklntown, was hostess at the morn-
ng nnnge partv given at ueechwood
on Thursdnv. Two more mornlnir par
ties will take placo on this Thursday
and the following week, September a,
which will bo tho last for this season.
Mrs. Mnhton Hutchinson and her
family, of Waterloo road, Devon, have
returned from a month's stay at
Narragansett Pier, n. I,
Mrs. C. E. Watson and her daughters,
Miss Helen Watson and Miss Ituth Wat
son, of Trenton, N. J are spending a
week with Mrs. Watson's sister, Mrs.
Howard E. Adams, of Strafford.
Mrs. J. S. Lacock and her family,
hnve returned from a short visit at At
lantic City.
Mr. M. K. Salen, of Ilosemont, who
has been touring Great Britain and
nuropo for two months, la returning on
the Maurctanta, now en route from
Southampton to New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. L. Llpschutz left At
lantic City, where they spent part of
the summer, and sailed on Saturday for
England.
m,. t:.,mi i-r. una mtb. i, oniveny uunning nnn
in. ?!MlM Rulh Dunning, of Wayne, havo re-
lumen irom a visit with ire. Dunning s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nlttenger
nt their summer home at Ocean Grovo,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Savage, of Devon,
aro spending a month at Hot Springs.
Vn.
Mr. and Mra. T. 1L nnrrnlt nnrl thplr
grandchildren, Mr. Thomas Barratt and
Mlas May Barratt, of Now York, aro
'no gueats or Mrs. Andrew Burns, or
Wayno.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Bruce Ramsay, of
vynwya. aro receiving congratulations
on tho birth of a son, William Finney
Ramsay, on August 28.
Mr. and Mra William J. Kraft and
their sons. Mr. R. Wayno Kraft and
Mr. R, Malcolm Kraft, of Baywaymnl,
West Colllnsgwood. N. J., are on an
extended motor trip through the Now
I'Jigianu states and Canada.
Mr. and Mra. Roland D. Pollock, of
S319 Seminole avenue. Chestnut Hill, are
recolvlng congratulations on the birth
of a son, Thomas Hood Pollock, on
August 25. Mrs. Pollock was Miss Myra
H. Hecbner.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mr. Edgnr L. Hunt nnd his sons. ofJ
;iync, nro on a cruising trip, with
Beach Haven, N. J., ns headquarters.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Lyon, of Wlndo
mere nvenuo, have returned to their
homo from a trip of several weeks at
Capo May, N. J.
The Rev. 'Frank C. Putnam, formerly
of Wayne, has returned to Buffalo, N.
V, after visiting friends In Wayne for
the last week.
Miss Marie Prentice, formerly of
W ayne, has been visiting for a few days
as the guest of Mlsss Marprarct Gandel
and Miss Betty Gandel, of St. Davids.
Mr. William H. Creamer, of Oak
Lane, will entertain Mr. Carlton Hall,
of Kansas, over tho week-end.
ALONG THE READING
An Interesting wedding of the late
summer was that of Mlsss Edna I
Bowen, daughter of Mr. William S.
Bowen, of 1230 Wngner avenue, Logan,
and Mr. William H. Pahl, which took
piace on Kriday afternoon in the Jit.
Hermon Reformed Church. Sixteenth
and Wlneohocklne streot. with the Rev.
Charles Allspach, the pastor, ofllclatlng.
rne Dnuo was attended oy .Miss Anna
Pahl. sister of tho bridegroom, and Mr.
William S Bowen, Jr.. the bride's
brother, was best man. The ceremony
was followed by a reception nt the home
of the bride's fnther. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pahl
left for an extended fltav In Lincoln.
Neb. The bridegroom served over two
yearn overseas wltn tne Advance uorps,
103d Engineers.
Mrs. John B. Stoenson and her
daughter. Miss Maudo Stevenson, who
havo been visiting In Dallns, Tex., and
Burlington, lo , will return to their home
In Abtngton this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred E. Mathlcu. of
Jonklntown. are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of a daughter on
August 22.
Mrs. Frederick MacGregor Campbell
has returned to her homo In Jenklntown
from a six-weeks' visit to Maine. Mr.
Campbell, who hns been In Europe since
July, sailed for this country a few days
ngo nnd will return to Jenklntown next
week.
GERMANTOWN
Dr. and Mrs. James Perry, of B025
Wayne nvenue, left on Saturday for a
trln to Watklna Glen. Buffalo. Niagara.
Montreal and on their way home stop,
plngf at Albany and New York. They
will be gono a. fortnight.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hirst, of Manhelm
street, has been the guest for some time
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles T. Shaw, of 638 East
Washington lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urffer nre re
ceiving congratulations upon" tho birth
of a son, Robert Henry Urffer, on Sat
urday, AugUBt 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Faggen nnd
their family, of 7121 Boyer street, will
return thlB week from Ventnor, Atlan
tlo City, where they spent the aummer.
Their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis J. BrecUer. of New ork,
spent part of the summer with them.
Mr. and Mra. Cuyler C. Supnlee, of
566 Eaat Mayland street, who are
spending the late summer in Cynwyd.
had aa their guest oer the week-end
Mrs. supplee's slBter, Mrs. W. W. Hirst,
oIbo of Germantown.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Berger, of
1308 North Twenty-ninth street, have re
turned from a fortnight's stay at Pino
Bench nnd left on Sunday to spend sev
eral days In Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. wieana, oi
Fifteenth and Diamond streets, are
spending the reason nt Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Kline, of North
Ninth street, have been spending two
weeks at Ocean City. N. J., whero they
were the guests of Mr. and Mra. Carl
joergcr. ., ,
Mr and Mrs. W. W. Evana and their
daughter Miss Dorothy Evans, have
gSnf to Ocean City. N.'j., for the late
summer.
Tho Falrhlll Friends' Association will
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Allies fe
French Hair Nets
$1.00 Doz.
We fjuarantee every net to
be perfect and to give reason
able icear or we will replace
them.
"SUppon" cap shape in both
largo and smaii sues
"Import Special," a tr aid
Bhape tn extra jnrgo bii
Mall Orders Promptly Pill
Mailed ree nnyi;w
gwcwfiia
9?J,lKmee,,nsl,on Thursday evening.
September 9, at Germantown avenue nnd
i-amuria street to arrange tho program
for autumn and early winter.
rMJ ftUd. g- eorgo W. Barrott, of
J.l nn? Lehigh avenues, have returned
from a fortnight's trip to, Bermuda.
.M'ss Lena Smith nnd Miss Wagner
Jt rSn Saturday for an automobile trip
to Ocean Grove, N, J,
rJi.IiY,iand Mrs. William Slebrecht, of
Carlisle and. Diamond streetB, enter
ta ned a. number of their friends at their
country home In Sedgwick on Saturday
eyenlnr. Among the guests wero Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Boxer. Mr. and Mra.
Stephen Rodgers, Mr, nnd Mrs. Warren
H. Lees, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz.
Mr. and Mrs, William Bolalouh, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Hydr. Mr. nnd Mm flnnrrn
Apple, Mrj. Sarah Wilcox, Miss Irene
jiriimcr. iur. i-aiii imnKO, Miss styles,
Miss Wasleskl and Mr. Charles Craw
ford. 'ik nPd Mr8- c- E- Croll, of 3324
North Eighteenth street, are spending
some time nt the Elberon Hotel, Allan
tlo City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry L. Upper, 1808
North Seventeenth street, who recently
returned from Europe, where they spent
two months, aro in Chelsea.
Mlsa Rebecca Brownsteln, of C36
West Cumberland street, has Just re
turned from her vncatlon. spent at At
lantic City nt the homo of Miss M. Tag
gart. Mlas Helen MacAdeo, 1727 North
Twenty-fifth atroet. with Miss Louise
Blank, 1721 North Twenty-sixth street,
In touring tho New England states.
Upon their return homo they will bo the
guests of Miss Blank'a brother-in-law
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Photo by Vanity Fair Studios. Allen Drew Cook.
MISS ISABEL FBAZER
MUs Frazcr Is a sister of' Mrs. Graham Dougherty. She is spending the
summer at Capo May with her sister, with whom she makes her homo
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McCann,
Portsmouth, N. H over Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plnkus, their sis
ter, Miss Hettlc Rosensteln. and their
dnughters, Miss Dorothy Plnkua and
Miss Marian Plnkus, of 2227 North
Thirteenth street, left on Sunday on a
boat trip to Boston nnd Portland, Me.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Catherine Conelly, of 232 Wolf
street: Mlsa Rose Cranston, of 1833
South Twenty-fourth street; Miss Bella
Shaw, of 1803 South Taylor street, nnd
Mies Beatrice Dougherty of 2032 Mc
Kean street will leave today for At
lantic Cltv stopping nt the Iroquois
Hotel. They will return home after
Labor Day,
Mr. ThomaR Thlckpenny, of 2016 South
Seventeenth street, Is spending tho sea
son In Atlantic City. Ho will leturn
homo October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hart. Mips Flor
ence Hart and Master Joseph Hart, of
2341 Christian .street, are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Flo Jordan, of 2001 Mercy street,
accompanied by Miss Elennor Boyle and
Miss Burea Boyle, of 6354 Race street,
left today for an extended trip through
tho East. After spending a few days
In New York, they will proceed by boat
to Boston, where they will be entertained
hv Mrs. J. Boyle, formerly of thlB olty.
They will later visit In Portland, Me.,
and Cahada, and will return home some
time In October.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Hara. of 1137
Wolf street, nre spending a few weeks
In Atlnntlo City.
Mr. Jack Cree. of 2417 South Thir
teenth street, will leave today for Wash
ington. After staying at the New Wlllard
Hotel for a fortnight, he will make nn
extenslvo trip through tho South.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Cunningham, of
2415 South Seventeenth street, are being
congratulated on the birth of a daugh
ter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cunningham with
their family have'bocn spending tho sum
mer In Wfldwood, N. J.
Mrs. W. J. Frazer and tholr family
are spending tho season at 48 Windsor
avenue. Atlantic Cltv. Mrs. Frazer en
tertained Mrs. Frank J. Brown, of 1633
Porter street, over tho week-end.
Mrs. Frank Mlgone, of 2435 South
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In Cape May. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fullon, of 1517
Porter street, who havo been spending
tho season at their aummer home, 238
Bennett nvenue, Wlldvvood, N. J., will
return home September 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Booth, of Six
teenth and Porter streets, nre spending
n fortnight at the Raleigh Hotel, At
lantic City. Miss Sara Booth Joined hor
parents over tho week-end,
Mies Catherine Warden, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Charles Warden, of 2439
South Chadwlck street, loft for a trip
to the Pocono mountains. Sho will re
turn home October 1.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Pelletraw, of
2531 South Chadwlck stroct, have re
turned home from a month's stay In
Wlldwood, N. J.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Hurth. formerly
of Narberth, aro occupying tholr new
home at 0010 Naswiu road. They re
cently entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam Rlchttr. of Brookllno, whose mar
riago took place recontly.
Miss Marie Dolores Myers and Mlsa
Ursula Myers, of 6814 Montrose street.
are spending several weeka In Wild-
wood, N. J.
A surprise party was given In honor
of Mr. Chnrles Kahaner on hla six
teenth birthday on Wednesday, at the
home of Mien Irene Mnndelsteen, 5044
Cathnrlne street. Among tho guests
Present were Mies Claire Sturz, Miss
Ruth Gran, Miss Rcnn Glnsburg, Mlas
Helen Shrank, MIks Anna Cohen, Mr.
Chnrlen Kahaner, Mr. Oscar H. Robin
son, Mr. Edwin I. Nones. Mr. Louis
Cohan, Mr. Al Cohan and Mr. Cy Kap
lln. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Buckaloo, ol
Little Creek, Del., havo roturned to their
homo after a vlolt to Mr. and Mrs. P.
L. L. Bryan, of 126 North Fiftieth
street. Mr and Mrs. James Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gross, of 6012
Nassau road, are now the guests of Mr.
and Mra. Buckaloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady, of South
Forty-second street, are occupying their
summer homo nt Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Temple and
their family, of 128 North Fiftieth
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Use Franklin Granulated for preserving. It comes to you
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street, are spending aavera! weeks at
RIverBlde Farms, Elwlnna, N, J.
Mr. and Mrs Jacquo Beerwald, of
4620 Spruce rt.-fet, who have been
spending the aummer at the Senslde
Hotel, Atlantlo City, hnve returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Knuffnian, of
4619 Woodland avonue, announced the
engagement of tholr daughter, Mlsa
Frances Kauffmnn, to Mr. Leon Kolb,
at the wedding of two other daughters.
Mlsa Blanche Kauffman, who married
Mr. Beryl Kauffman, of Atlantlo City,
and Mlsa Lyllyan Kauffman, who be
camo tho bride of Mr. Jesse J. Wend
kos. The brides were given In marriage
by tholr parents.
TIOGA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin T. Neall, of
1828 West Ontario street, and tholr
daughter. Mlsa Hannah Fox Neall, re
turned home on Friday from Asbury
Park, N. J where they were staying
nt tho North End Hotel, aiiss .-Nenii was
tho guest last woek or air. ami
Frank Thomson, of Sedgwick, who en
tertained In honor of their nleco. Miss
Alma Taubel, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frederick Taubel, of Newark, N. J... and
Mr. Gustavo Charles Stcffann, also of
Newark, whoso wedding took place on
Wednesday morning nt the Thomson
summer homo In Asbury Park. The
ceremony waa followed by a wedding
breakfast. Mr. and Mrs Steffan left
for on automobllo trip to Watklns Glen.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Calvin Trum
bowor, of 1829 West Vennngo street,
left on Saturday to spend several days
In Quakcrtown, Pa. Their daughter
Miss Marian Trumbowcr. has gono to
Fort Washington, where she is the guest
of Miss Bedell.
Mrs. Emma Fox, of 1822 West Onta
rio street, left the beginning of the week
to spend somo time at tho Strand Hotel,
Atlantlo City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Munch, of 2340
West Tioga stroct, havo gono to V, lid
wood, N. J., to remain until October.
Mrs. George Carnnn and her daugh
ter, Miss Anna Carnan, of Hunting
Park nvenue. havo returned home after
spending the lato summer In Atlantlo
City.
Mr. and MrB. Harry Lewis, of Weat
Venango street, who havo been spending
tho soason at their country homo In
Pitman, N, J., will remain through tho
early autumn.
Mr. Wallace Crane, of New York. Is
the guest of his brother, Mr. William
B. Crane, of WeBt Ontario street
ROXBOROUGH
n. T-i nr a,Minr anri he.r daughter.
Mlna Ethel Suddcrs, of 493 Marklo
streot, nnd Miss Edith Kcrkeslnger. of
Lyceum avenuo, will leave tomorrow to
snend tho eoriy autumn on wo t
Maine.
Mrs. John S. Horrocks, of Manatnwn
avenue. Is spending somo tlmo nt Wild
wood, N. J.
Mrs. Joseph Henry Ewlng nnd hor
young sons. Master Barclay Kwlng and
Master Robert Ewlng. of East Walnut
lane, left ltuit week to spend a fortnight
at Itancocas creek.
Mlsa Eleanor R. Maxwell '.aft during
tho month for a trip to the O-lent. Kolnn
ns a dolegate to the World's Sunday
School Convention, which meets in
Toklo, Japan. October C to Octobor II.
Miss Ma'xwell will sail from San Fran.
Cisco on Onturday and will arrlvo nt
Yokohama on September 21. As she
represents the Levcrlngton Presbvterlan
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will visit the! Rev and Mrs T. N.
Thompson, of Tslnlng, Chlnn, who aro
supported In the mission Held by that
church. fhe will visit also Mrs. Helon
Ott Campbell, wife of tho Rev. Archi
bald Campbell, of Korea, who Is a mem
ber of the Leverlngton Church. After
touring Japan nnd unina ansa aiaxweu
will snll from Shanghai on November U
on hor return trip.
The marriage of Miss L. Beatrice
Steams, of 131 Itoxborough avenue, to
Mr. Russell B. Steward, of Rldgo avo
nuo. Roxborough, took placo on Au
gust 21.
WISSAHICKON
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hood, of Sumac
street, nnd tholr family, who havo been
spending the late summer In Ocean City,
N, J., returned homo last week.
Mr. Harold Custer, who spent tho
early part of tho month in Muncy, Pa.,
nfaTt$?Wi&.
went to Ocean City. N. J., for the closing
weeks of tne summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snodffrass ano
their Bon, Mr. Jnck Snodrraas. have re.
turned to their home In Pittsburg after
upending two weeks at the homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Abner SnodgraBS, of 3SJ9 Ter
race street.
Miss Elizabeth Russell and her nleco.
Ml3 Elslo M. Ituasell, and Mr Harold
Mooreheail have gone to Spring Mount,
Ta.. for the remaining part of tho sum
mer. They will also bo accompnnled
by Mlfs Florcnco Kussell, who will Join
them later.
WIS8INOMING
Mrs. John Merget, of 3310.
Comly
streot, has been visiting friends In Wild-
wood, N. J., for a week.
Miss Agnes Kelly, of Howell street,
spent tho week-end In Atlantic City with
a. house party given by Mrs. C. Patton
at her cottage on Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Jean Sullivan, of 6133 Marsden
street, has returned from a week's visit
at Atlantlo City.
MrH. F. Cooper and her family, of
Comly Btreet. will return from Ocean
City, N. J., this week, where they have
been spending the summer.
DELAWARE COUNTY
The Rev. nnd Mrs. Edward B. Pol
lard, of Upland, nnd their family, who
have been occupying their Cnpo May
cottage fur several weeks, will not re
turn to Crozer Seminary until some
time nftor Labor Day.
Mrs. Harold C. Irvln. of Rose Valley.
I.UU K''. MMlfc.V. MWJtlip ..tv..' .. .
:one to Seattle. Wash., whore sne
will be tho guest for several months or i
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dunlap. Mrs. Dun
lap was rormorly of Rose vauey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pratt Howard,,
of Moylan. are entertaining Mrs, How-,
ard's brother, Mr. Ralph Dickinson, of
l'ltteuurgn, who was formerly or Meant
Mrs. John Mlnton hns roturncd to her'
homo In Rose Valley from a visit to
friends In Wilmington.
The Rev. and Mrs. B. D. Stclle and
their family, of Upland, have returned to
their homo from the Pocono mountains,
where thoy wont early In July.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Browning, ac
companied by Mrs. A, Browning nna
Miss Margaret Browning, nre at Atlan
tic City, and will not return to their
home In Chester until next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Herehey and tholr
daughters, Mlsa May Elizabeth Hershey
nnd Miss Miriam Eugenia Hernhey, of
Walllngford, aro nt Avon-by-the-Sea,
whero they will remain for a month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Lord Itlgby. of
Media, have roturned from Pittsburgh,
where thoy spent a week.
NORRISTOWN
An Interesting wedding took place on
Saturday oven ng, whon Mlsi Mnrtha
Myors, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
L. Myers, of 1503 Do Kalb street, was
married to Mr. Russell Toleon. of Wlssn
h'ekon. Tho Rev. B. L. Rombcrgcr,
paator of the Bethany Evangelical
Church, officiated at the marriage at 6
o'clock at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Marberger, brother-in-law and sis
ter of tho bride, 1226 Llnwood avenue.
The bride wore a gown of white baron-
otto satin and a hat of white satin and
braid. She carried a shower bouquet
of roses and swansonla. Following a
roceptlon, Mr. and Mrs. Toleon left on
a wedding trip to Atlantic City. They
will bo at home after October 1 at 1014
West Airy street.
Mrs. Nelson G Glandlnr. of 801
West Elm street, was tho guest of honor
nt a dinner given In celebration of her
birthday anniversary- Covers wero laid
for sixteen rruestB.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Stackhouse.
Mr. and Mro. Thornton Holllngshead.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gladhlll, Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Hopkins nnd Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Warden wero among tho
guests at a dinner party on Friday eve
ning given by Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Hlllman nt tneir nome, 286 Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lafferty, of 10
High street, havo returned from Island
Heights. N. J., where they havo been
spending the summer.
Mr. Howard Stackhouse has been en
tertaining ns his guest Mr. Chauncey i
Triux, of New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. De Iang have
returned from their cottage at Bay Head.
N. J , and will soon occupy their new
homo on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Nowlln Stokes, who have
been spending some time at the Colonial
Hotel, Spring Lake, N. J., have returned
to their home on Chester avenuo.
Girls' Camp Closes Today
Camp Tegowitha, a summer camp for
rls loca.tp,l (n tho Pnmnn fon,.in.
Clrls located in tho rocono Mountains,
win cioso us iniru season today,
Rlaborato preparations havo been
nlnnnarl 4si elin tn .lna ....).. .
i "Tecfon of Ml., Mary Af'Lynch. who
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makes this day one always to be remem
bered by tho campers, out-of-town vis
itors will bo welcomed on the grounds
all day : field exercises, games and sports
of all kinds, distributions of prizes in
hockey, swimming, classics and tho many
Interesting, features popular during tho
summer months at the camp.
Miss Helen Crowley, Miss Virginia
Crowley, Mlas Kathleen Crowley, Miss
Evelyn Holbrook, Miss Katherlno lloban,
Miss Dorothy Holbrook, Miss Adelo
Spcckmnn, Miss Inez FltipRtrlck, Miss
Mary Fltzpatrlck, Mies Catherlno Fltz
Patrick, Miss Dorothy Slgel. Miss Flor
ence Weber, MIbs Dorothy Hutton, Miss
Margaret Hutton, Miss Claudia Brlggs,
Miss Mory Mlssett, Miss Helen Mc
Mnhon, Miss Edyth Miller, Miss Mnry
Louise Treacy, Miss Margaret Glynn, Miss
Honora Glynn, Mlsa Winifred qucnnell,
Miss Alice Sullivan, Miss Kathryn Sulli
van, MIbs Gertrude O'Brien, Miss Rosa
O'Brien. Miss Charlotte O'Brien, MLss
Anna Slattery. Miss Dorothy Brltt, Miss
Grace Brltt, Mlrs Helen McManus, Miss
Minnie Itech, Miss Isabollo Callen, Miss
Alice Meller, Miss Sophln Strong, Miss
.innet lie ione, miss ueatneo cuuen,
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Beatrlco Smith wero among those reg
istered at the camp this summer.
Paraons-MacAlllster Wedding
The marriage of Miss Ellznbcth Mac-
Alltster, daughter of Dr nnd Mrs, Alex-
unuer ,,nv.iiiiBici , u, uo. 4' -,.-. tn duct,.
Camden, and Mr. Alonzo J. Parsons, of
this city, tool: place on Saturday morn
ing In St, Paul's Episcopal Church,
Camden, with tho rector, the Rev. R
S, Brcstell. olllclntlng, nnd was followed
by a wedding breakfast nt tho home of
the brldo's parents. Miss Kathryn
Stevens, of Germantown, was the maid
of honor nnd Mr. Lewis Parsons,
brother of the bridegroom, wan the beet
man. Only tho Immediate relatives of
the bride and bridegroom were present
The bride was attired In nil embroid
ered bluo trlcolette gown with gold nnd
leather trlmmlngn nnd woro a large bluo
georgette hat. Sho carried a bouquet
of orchids and bride roses. After a
short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Par
sons will live at 4037 Spruce streot.
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