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pRooKLYN DWELLING SALE.

Frank j. Mills has sold the seven room
house, on plot 40x10O, at sol East Twenty.
eighth street for Laura Forman to a
client.
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,u.,om. Receipts sG53.oso.:5.

The total receipts a. the custom House
yesterday FOR duties We're S613.'>o25, OF
Vh.rH S2u2, 506.0l was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded Warehouses and
.i7l474.2i for recent importations.
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MORTGAGES.


lenders attorney
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth So
SHERIFF ST. " ;. 10 Delaney ".A
100 Mortimer Rouse and, ano. rus 20
Rowrrv SAVINGS Bank $ ho"efl Soy
il. 3 yrs p c. attys, tHi"'''d'' w az a.
East side.
EAST Of Fit,h az ho'we'n Fonr'''n'N ana
,OTu ST = s. .92 20 . ath az, tr.2Nlno. b,
ieasoholl-Graud Rapids rurn,'pre 9" ="
Vim " Hall $50 tth Az, indtvid and ano'
,r. m. " y w r N%y 10. yrs ,.joo5
10. .-paId ll,emeng I, Aao't L'r,s-
t'mWs"ds E,G s'.y'' "'f ts'' s., 900
west OF Fifth az" ,miot Ge'w .t F'''''f''" anu
7TH Az, :, 49, som ST. 20 SN',.i,s,,e
\ Milne and auo 90 Ethel sands, Wa.iuE-
lgrI England; 40, ~ yrs g, "a
ri, de fos'er' ~ = Nn ass'n #; nlw
i Trnnarl aql ano. . WIN " JoHn 20!
: p e; a,tys Merrill Roger, i99 90
7sTu Sr s. so " columbus az. COY 20: 2
Agnes u ILttlcNed 90 Mary BALDWIN,
New brighton, y y Nov 49, yrs =, p a.
atty co. llh H"'Y ''--'. .'''' 'lO'O"o
Bron,.
thorough OF The Bronx1
INTERVAlC Az, 1879, 5. 50xls 10
Lena Gnss to Abr pppcnhoimcr, e. Clnrk
pl nov 4 l,yr, p c; atty chaS W,c,':so ,
ARsTTfituR *, o., Va ; iSir st, 70 sxloo y
is sxiOO John J Morris 70 Mount -
| Sl w. Soy 10 due bee J. ioi7; 3 p { a,,ys.
O',;rsdv Bros, 81 Bway. ,........ 5000
vAhENrl>EG AZ .ty ', 10 Ennis s''i zrtt Xxx
gray. 200 Il ssth ct; prior MTG. s. 800,
Nov lG, yrs. c, atty p"'t' W.'iy,osG;
wITTT p" FSLAINS Rp e cor .2o,h St @-x
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
CITY HOTELS
HOTEL BRESLIN e'w s4s9 & 18TH
SPECIAL. Low RATES MADE TO \ FEW PER
MANENT GUESTS DURING FALL WINTER

Chas r Streeter CONSTR co To Norma
Realty Co 3al 1loth 81. Nov II, ! VI,
g. atty, W Wiles. 500 Wits
ay ................... $4,000
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n at Ia npatts d.
dress party Of the second part
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.
PECK SLIP, ~, n g. 20x2sl0-Daniel J
ManS Ell, + ss ,s ,,s K9n s,, b.2 2Ss Il FIR
Bway . '',,si !
HAMILToH s ST, - 5 sisssMPaniel l.. :
u, isii. mtg $500 aitys. Dcyo & B. III ,
3by "a biIi,ar,ei 'xano 20 nessis r |
Kane, IS i i?6th st. FEB 81, 1911, mtg |
" sSiesS> stlys. peyo - III BW Va, W. ,
gers, 2byioo' same TO same ptT Sill $50;
attys. same, .,'.''..'. ,.'',.,i
East side.
EAST OF Fifth az: between Fourteenth and |
l1oth sts)
iST Az. 1923, s. 20 II 6sth st. 20x9l--Jas
FolcN. rel. to Ferdinand Bammsn, i9s
wsdhi Jr, i,s Rway ",s '',Cyc A',iooo
WAGNER rcf 70 ~ SANE S'' nov a. mtu IS 900.
,bs 'iy; ins; $4,000
Raw conan e, ava yo Isl ~ g"NI ana
sno i Tnen ann an% 10 m a U@n .a o Sm1
,ss,u,iXs' Lese & g: 81 Nassau st .......tt
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NJ : SevSlrt, 70 70 Eay + N E@nsaTa. ~
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Ws.E i@;5yi?os i.a@i,s Wi.e !. .
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irrcs xi6o.iixiisio@ r Freehold Is
Nov ~ a''y' GEO f'n'k % Lio sid6
SANE r FH9rFFT E po"sai Eay g >a%
'p'""n
Pcrdell to Julia II McAfeo. t,i W ia3d 81
Nov II: atty. Knox McAfe. Jr ils&
/ l2sp ST. ais and aeo y 80 ?ies . ID Az.
Graham rsham sicgoi Co ~ Grand st. nov u;
AN Sp KEN As e, SG to i' Him. :, Rsa
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Bronx.
! VALENTINE Az - 1872 lSi.t 81 -oE
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$500 Nov 10, atty 7 CO. :.
23,TH ST 932 =, $ 8. 2'Nloo.. Enrich Peter
mtg ,,s..oo nov 10, au" = g q r ,G,".,
LOT , 49, map e 10y, :, NJ H"g } p Gr
Wal st ....;.. ..-...... ........... F. 500
- AIMS ay. mig $1,000 nov 49, -
Gri-vbtsD A. ~ so- n p,'r,,, ,y % 4,
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81 Az. ll'- W''..m NJ N4~i 1Gt char s
Shtp.'o Inc. owners tnd .'u'ra. tors 500
-4tTu s.T. 30 s. 700 ~ Livingston az. 7pNl3o
-Alues Transfer 90 act George n S'rayo-.
owner. + II Fraser Go. contractors ti3N =
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Receiver Appointed.

~ Justice Newhurger-M titan II Green
wood W. Nicholas Morris, william II Green
wood NicholHs Morris and Dominica De-
marinls; Max Ruth w Anton Kate Max
Ruth,
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builder as site for twelve Ave story
apartment houses.
EAST i63D STREET-Ths Daily Realty
Company has bought from Augusta
Ruhl 426 East 1884 street, a five story
modern Hat, on plot 50x1OO, between
Brook and Melrose avenues.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

HIGHEST temperature. w ~ 1o J. VI
Lowest curcratutc. 20 at6 \. VI
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Supreme Court--By justice pagis--N Y.
L. lns Co vs. Pttcru0 Hrus \ OTIS Rock
wood Matter OF Rosenberg Richard j. y
Heating,
ny Justice Newhurger -- Merger We
Schrcier, Carl Ehlermanu, y Y, IT. 90, vs
pauisi Alfred Si'ckler
nv Justice Giegrrich--Camphell rs Camp
he'll, Perclyal II Gregory; Eiehl " y. Y
state Patrolmen,s Assem- Charles J.. Hon
man. Baker Vs Fuller. Geurg" II HAYES.
~ Justice uuy--Siegel vs. Sicgel Maurice
Dcichcs: Wacht vs. "Nfh 81 aud ith Az
Realty 20 two casesl. Phoenix Ingrahnm
Postal Idfc Ius 90 Burna Realty co
| I,nn rnsrsl. Gnnrgc 4. Hnrrlmnn
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day aud Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair to-day and to-
morrow; warmer tomorrow in north per-
tion; moderate west winds.
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South OF Fourteenth 50
stirrrrF ST "a :. 10 n Delaney So. 3oA
100 Mortimer Rouse and Ano. 'tus. 20
Row.rv Savings Bank IS hower} Soy
- "a IInW st. ......... $40 600
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Referees Appointed.

WIFI 7NHT'"F~
AI.RNNN, Nov ~ Tho tonrt ~ Appeals
calendnr for tomorrow &C. sos 10 80. GS,
81, IS, e. GS ana 60
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Manhattan Island, norlh ~ lloth ~
.D Az. " cor iie'h ST. eoxo0-Julia 9
PerdeIl to Julia n McAfen 81 W lG.d ~.
Nov IL atty. Knox McM'e. Jr, Us
Bway ......... .... ..... ........ lOb
l2eD ST. ais and 3eO f. - gle6 . 81 av.
37sxiooil 49, Realty Realization Corp 20
Graham Siogel co IN Grdud ~. Nov -;
atty, Jos Z Cosgroye. as Graul st-...fl
AMSTERDAM Az. n " cor lNitb 81, 7illN
o0.--t.eo Klein ct al to HICKORY Realty
corp. l2s Bwav, Nov u, attys Goldsmi'h.
q q 4 ". IL HMHN =. !. u
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Gilmore Hesh. of 3427 Walnut street re-
turned to town on Monday after spending the
summer in Chelsea with her daughter, Mrs
John B. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. BaIr, of 1922 Spruce
street. have returned to town, having spent
the summer In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sedgwick Davis who
spent the summer at Narragansett Pier have
returned to Hamilton Court.
Mr.. and Mrs Washington Hersh and their
daughter, Miss Bernetta Hersh. have closed
their house in Chelsea and returned to their
home. 4l9 South 44th street. for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smyth, of S415 Race
street. returned last week. having spent the
summer in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Cope have returned
from Eaglesmere, where they spent the sum-
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren F. Buzby, of 1915 Sam
som street, returned Monday from Atlantic
City. where they spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Bradley of 44o3 Pine
street. have closed their cottage in Chelsea and
returned to town.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Jamee have re
turned to the Bartram, where they will remain
for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred NJ. Atilander. of stone.
leigh Court, returned last week having snent
the summer in Atlantic City.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

/ .,-,npooK-Mr and Mrs Henry Esling, who
.,.n, some time in New York state this sum-
-,r have returned to their house in Overbrook
,,r and Mrs. John Il. McNally, of $3.50 Over
k.oot avenue are receiving congratulations on
In. birth of a son, Joseph McNally. born yes
Iterday.
L N and Mrs, Monahan are occupying Mrs.
p,u,an, F. Harrity's home, Lancaster pike and
prexel road.
1 yra,oN-Mrs. william De Kraft, who spent
..n summer in Maine, is expected home early
| q october MIR. De Kraft has returned to
Berkeley road.
Mrs Harry Balm, of Linden lane, Is spend
iirg several days in Brooklyn.
wy,Nruoop-Mr. and Mrs. RoNe't Coleman,
Jr, of Kent road, have returned from visit
10 the Pocono Mountains.
/ Nrs Harrison S. Gill and her daughter. Miss
,Ie,en Gill who spent some time in Michigan
This summer, have recently returned from the
pocono Mountains, and are now at their rome
on Wster road
.ppMoRE-Mr. and Mrs Robert p. Esty and
their little son returned from Maine last week
and opened their home, corner Llanfair and
Wster roads
Mr. and Mrs. /. Newton Boyd and family,
of St. Paul's road, have returned from visit
10 ocean Grove, n. j.
uAyERFoRD-Miss Elizabeth Grifiiths, who has
lbeen visiting Miss Eleanor Cuyler in maine.
Returned last week to her home in Haverford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Devenny and Miss Bea-
trice Devenny will spend the winter in town.
BRYN MAwR-Mr and Mrs. j. W. harrington.
who formerly lived here and now make their
home at Worcester, Mass, have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth
Kent Darlington. and Mr.. H. Gordon Smythe
|of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Dolan and Miss Rose
polan have returned to Rosemont from New
mort
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NEWPORT

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 25.-society appeared
in large numbers at the Horse Show held at the
Newport County Fair in Portsmouth, this after
noon. Richard Cambrill, riding his exhibit,
Diana, in the hunter class, was about clearing
the jump when his horse caught bar and fell
to the ground. Just before landing the animal
sent its owner over its head to the ground. Spec
tators. believing Mr.. Cambrill injured. we're
quickly calmed when he arose, assisted his
hunter to arise and continued in the contest
Alfred G. Vanderbilt was the big winner of
the afternoon in harness classes. Philip A.
Clark won with hunters he rode.
Miss Julia Berwind and Miss Margaret Dun
lap. of Philadelphia, recently returned from
Europe, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ].
Berwind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Frick. of Baltimore
who returned from Europe on Wednesday, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs.
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SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

John B. Paul and his daughter Miss Martha
Paul OF 1924 Tasker street. returned from
Europe this week They have been touring the
Continent for the past two months
Frank A. Healy, of Gleason, Va, will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Mccormick NJ
1880 South Eighteenth street. next week. Mr.
Healy will stop at Washington en- route,
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCoach have cIosed
their cottage at Ocean City and returned 40
their home 7l9 South 22d street. Mr.. and Mrs
McCoach expect to remain in town for the
winter.
Miss Marian Bez. Miss Marie Duffy NIiss
Marian Osterly, Miss Marie Conway and NT,ss
Helen Conway will entertain this evening q,
an informal dance. to be given in the Centur,
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke and their children ~
1873 South Eighteenth street have returned
from Sea Isle where they have had a eottasa
during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sullivan, of l7l4 Morris strset
have closed their cottage at Piermont n /
and returned TO the city for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. +, Murray and family b,,,.
closed their cottage at Atlantic City and re-
turned to their home, 1880 South Broad street
pretty wedding viii take place in IN.
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NORDICA THE SONGBIRD
A PRODICIOUS WORKER
Earned Great Fees, But First She Ever
Received Was Paid For Silence.

Apart from her artistic achievements Nine
Nordica. for many years of the most popu-
lar soprano vocalists the operate and con-
cert stage whose recent death was so widely
deplored on both sides OF the Atlantic, enjoyed
the distinction of being the greatest woman
wage-earner in the world. on one occasion she
received fee of $500 (s3OOO) for one concert
OF one hours duration at Washington, while it
her custom for several years prior to her
death to sing at hundred concerts during a
period of IS weeks-an average of nearly four
concerts per week-for which she received the
total of s350Oo or $3.50 for each appeat-
ance. And so far from such a fee being prohib-
tive, transatlantic managers always anx-
ious TO secure their services. and willing to
pay whatever fee this Queen of Song" demand
ed.
Curiously enough-and Nine. Nordca herself
often told the story-the first fee she ever
received was not for singing. but for consent
ing not TO sing, AS little girl at her home
in Pennington, Mass, she used 10 love to try
her voice at all times and, much to the an
noyanee OF her elder sisters, would persist in
Joining in with them whenever they sang duets
together So, i'm order to silence the future
diva, they resorted to bribery and gave her
some money on condition that she promised 10
keep quiet.
1t was Nine Nordicas greatest delight. how
ever, to spend portion of the huge fees she
earned in providing for her old servants and
pet animals. As matter of fact, part OF her
estate at Hampstead, Long Island was
given over to the use OF her old servants. who
lived in the greatest comfort
No singer ever worked harder than Nine
Nordica, who thought nothing Of travelling
three or four thousand miles in three or four
months, and singing at times every night in
the week.
You have E-.ned fame and fortune" her
friends would sometimes remark to her. ''vh,
do you go on singing"
To such inquiries Nine Nordica would -,
that art is to every artist the breath Of life
and 1t was that passionate devotion to her art
which chained her TO the stage and concert
platform, when she might have been ENJOYING
well-earned repose in one OF her country homes
To young aspirants for operate honors who
sought her advice, Nine. Nordca was always
kind But, she once remarked, II Won are
singer at all you have always been one
An great singers VIII tell you that they have
sung from their earliest childhood If YOU have
any future as a singer you must have done
something before you are 90" Il
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ROXBOROUCH

The marriage has been announced of Miss
Helen Rumsey and f. Heber Whiteman, of
Ridge avenue on Saturday, September 10. Mr.
and Mrs Whiteman will reside in Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hagerman, of Bradley
Beach, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Curtis T.
Blin-Snger of Ridge avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jones, who spent the
season at their cottage at Cape May, have re-
turned to their winter house, $3.50 Ridge avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Thomas are taking an
automobile trip to Greensburg, Pa.
Eugene ], Morris has gone to Dallas, Tex,
for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pyle, Clinton Pyle and
Miss Katharine Pyle, of ia Rochelle avenue
Wissahickon, have returned from Atlantic City
Thornton Taylor, who has been the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. William shappell has returned
10 Brandywne Summit.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mrs. s. C, keene and her daughter have re-
turned from a visit in Wildwood. Miss Eliza
beth keene has returned from Clifton Springs
and gone to Boston to college
Mr.. Wallace Sheets has returned to college
at Cornell, Ithaca, N. v
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Nash and their son and
daughter have returned from their summer
home at Island Heights to their residence at
SOB Cooper street.
William Henry Chamberlain, of 542 Penn
street, who is sophomore at Haverford Col
lege, returned to his studies today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Janke. Of PIG North
Sixth street, have returned from n months
stay in the Poconos.
Mrs Harold Bottomley, of the Oaks Mer-
chantville, has been entertaining her mother
and aunt
Judge Frank T. Lloyd and his family OF 527
Cooper street, have returned from their sum-
home at Seaside Park.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr. and Mrs. Charles West Churchman. who
khave been on a camping trip in Canada for
the past three weeks. will return to their home
on Summit avenue, Jenkintown. next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jayne have re-
turned to their home in Elkins Park. after
spending the summer at their cottage In Chel-
zsea
Mr. and Mrs Wharton Snkler are spending
the fall at Thornbury. their home in Elkins
Park. Mr. and Mrs Sinkler spent August at
Poland Springs Me-
Mrs. William Frazier. Jr.. Mrs. Theodore Cul-
yer, Mrs. Edward Bacon. Mrs. William Dallas
and Miss Mary Goodwin form a committee
which is arranging a series of instructive talks
on the conditions of women in India and other
parts of Asia.
Personal invitations have been extended to
hundreds Of women in Jenkntown and the bor-
ough to meet in the Abingdon Library on. each
Friday night where the talks will be given
by women scholars who have lived In the East.
The series will continue until the first of No
yember.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Snellenburg and their
daughter Miss Gladys Snellenburg. returned
from Europe Wednesday to their home at
Rydal
street and Chelten avenue, Oak LaEe, will give
a dinner on Saturday evening In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. Eckman, of Oak Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Eckman have spent the summer
at Spray Beach and will return to their home
on Thirteenth street. above Chelten avenue,
today,
The final dance of the summer season was
given at the Belheld Club last night. The
andas We're converted into an outdoor ball
room and were beautifully decorated in order
20 simulate an Oriental garden scene. Quaint
eneets from shaded lighting were used to make
the outdoor promenades part of the veranda
scene.
J At the North Hills Club the seasons after
noon card parties will take place tomorrow, in
honor Of which the house will be decorated in
iall flowers, and tea will be served.
Mrs. Francis j. Doyle will be the hostess
and assisting her will be Mrs. Franklin Nee
nan, Mrs. Lewis G. Block Mrs, j. NJ Hens
burger and Mrs Frederick Henry Kasselbaum
Mrs. Francis II. Knauff and her son. of At
lanta, Ca, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Theodore c. Knauff at their home at eSth ave-
nue. and Twelfth street, Oak Lane, for the
coming month Mrs. Knaun and her son have
been spending the summer at Belmar, n. ].
lhey will arrive today
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TIOGA

Miss Edith Sharp. of 1920 Jerome street has
returned from fortnights stay in the pocono
Mountains.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scheble, Miss E. Bird. Miss
sae Scheible and Mrs. Josephine Scheible of
Bantrynook, Nineteenth and Tioga streets are
passing the autumn at their cottage on Fifth
avenue. Asbury Park.
Mrs. Ralph Gibbon gave a luncheon yester-
day at her home in Rverton, n. j., for the
members of the Toga Thimbe Club Her
guests Mrs Frederick Jennings Miss Car
oline Callahan, Mrs. John Haer, Mrs. A. B.
Gamble, Mrs George White, Mrs. Jacob Sal
ada, Miss Ruth Sallada and Mrs. William
Grimm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Wright Jr., of 1918
North Camac street, returned Monday from
Seaside Park, where they have been staying
since the early summer.
Mrs. William Jones and her daughter. Mrs.
Clayton Stilz, of North Broad street, will re-
turn from Chelsea early in October;
Miss May Campbell. of 1905 West Allegheny
avenue, will remain at her country home in
Fort Washington through the autumn.
Miss Sarah Nannette showaker of 3OSS North
Broad street. gave a card party this afternoon,
followed by a buffet luncheon. Fall flowers
and ferns used in the decorations.
ing the early fall in York. Pa. and Ocean City,
has returned to her home. 1920 West Ontario
street.
Mrs william sivel, of North Broad street,
has returned from Ocean City.
Dr. Malcolm Douglass of West Tioga street.
has gone to East Wareham, Mass. to remain a
fortnight,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. West, of 3343 North
Fifteenth street have returned from Chelsea.
where they have been staying since the early
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Weber and Miss Meta
Weber. of North Sixteenth street, have re-
turned from Seaside Park, where they have
their summer home.
Harry Terry, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cobb and
Miss Edith Terry, OF 4132 North Broad street,
who have been touring the New England States
by automobile, returned home Wednesday, To-
morrow they leave to spend few days at their
cottage Seaside avenue, Atlantic City, n. j.
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CHESTER AND VICINITY

Samuel Whteey has returned TO his home
on West Third street after several days
visit with friends at Conshohocken,
AIr and Mrs. John Hildeblddle, Of Eddy
stone are spending several weeks as the guests
of friends at Collegeyille.
Miss Doris Heineman has returned TO her
home at Ridley Park after a sojourn at At
lantc City.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan, of Prospect Park has
returned from visit to her sister, Mrs. Abram
Stackhouse. at Medford, N. J.
Miss Katharine Benson has returned 20 her
home at Linwood Heights after being enter
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs, Edward smedley, of 600 West Rittenhouse
street, has returned from an extended trip to
columbus, o.. and has her guests over the
Weekend Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hutchinson, of
Bethlehem. Mr. and Mrs. Smedey will enter
tain at a theatre party Saturday night, when
their additional guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler Lord.
Or, and Mrs. John Hedges. of $3.50 German
aown avenue, entertained informally in honor
OF Miss Anna Hedges Tuesday evening. Their
historic old house was literally banked with
aSters dahlias and gladioas, while the color
seheme in the dining room was pink. japanese
lanterns gave the old-fashioned garden fairy
IKE effect Among the guests were the Rev.
ana Mrs. William Porter Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
haFies f. Barbour, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Ross
Hf, and Mrs. p. Brice Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
. Deacon, MISS Florence Dock. Miss Virginia
Ies' Miss ThsodoTa Ross. Miss Beatrice JUS