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power TO witch . INST b
fa4sel n respect % essa
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cpps3taan 70 The exponent o.,
e also SepIose1to The 1nHNor
- lo''-, 0. ~ ,.
Il - nov . reasonably iisht
TASK 70 select $or pess1S1O
oeeu1a all oaeA yr11e xnnNo1o
'a'F' ''A /. ''s -
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s1eeeSo1yo yoveS Sos1lVeO Of
, eASo TO- WITH % 84li
ySa1o nsaaaas tAst s1vo0 ~
sss1ass ! ess leas.
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c. II. O'Connor. r. v. Norris. w. A.
Buckley. O. L. K. c. Tighe. T.. Bsebe.
Lydia II. Gale. Charles F. Hemmeter,
Charles d. Shuldham, John Beattie. W. e.
O'kane. J. c. Hume. n. Jacoby. Jr. o.
II. Boston. James 4. Cox and 8. F. Bar
nett.
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HOW MANY Rrosr
This little pussle. which was sent to
The BUN from London by Ernest Berg
holt. was thought by some to be ono
OF those that have an indeterminate solu-
tion. but such 10 not the case. the answer
being that there were Just . dozen rugs
tnvoiced a. follow:
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THOSE NINETEEN ONES.

This problem, which was to demon.
strate that the No. l1i1.1ll.lll.lll,-
Hill was or was not a prime. has 90.
cupied the attention OF a number of math.
ematical sharps all over the world since
II frst appeared in THE Sun on Noyem.
Der 80 last. and various arguments have
come to hand. from as far of AS British
India on one side and the Philippines on
the other.
o. II. Boston In one OF the most Der
severing in the quest for an answer, and
he presents the following attempt at a
solution Of the problem. He seems to
have come to the conclusion that all mum.
bers Of three or moro ones must he com
posite. and that therefore a number Of
nineteen ones cannot BE- prime. Here IL
his demonstration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

nineteen enss.
8vsry number consisting Of
ones only 80 Of the form
1+s+as+aS go. sn-1
vhsn . 10. mus:
1+s+ae+sS+an-1 . It'll
Fros "Ths 11snsnts Of the
Theory Of A1Seb1s1o HunbSre"
b. 1.0.Re4A,We f1nA on ps. 1le:
vi . eppsrte11 80 the
opponent e nod ,, then
l+.+ss+. .+ass-1, o. nod p
This ferun1s vas taken from
oeus0( 11squ1s1t1eusO Ar1thms.
t1oss AFt.7s) who're ~ find
i''*''' '''.'-'= 81 nod p.
: or t. Of t.e1Wsy0 edste,
froa which st fo11evO that
All uuA1010 Uens1Ot1ng Of
> OF more d1e1ts o1 ones INST
b Composite ana that thsFo
oAot0 one unnboS Of OuoO ana
emily e1e for essA pr10o
nodu1us p.
s-l. :. II .A.s. 4 10
a 1ntsssr a1v1a4as y-a.
Therefore:
81 E o. ~ ,.
''''i 8 'a aseq 'is;ss'aa'''
ana a1111 4 Q, M a..
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CHECKER rNpINCe :,

Problem No Ell. by II. d. Lyman,
which WAS one Of the twins and pre-
coded the Misleading Lady. was a win
for black against any defence, there be-
ing no draw possible. Here is the dis
tribution:
Black men on and 81: king on 30.
White men on 49, "a and 90. No king
Black to play and win Here are the
moves that solve.
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Variation at "A" does not save white
20-l6 22-l8
This move OF the king Ia very clever
and might easily be overlooked. The ex-
change that gains the move and wins the
game In the main variation must be
arranged for In combination with the
possibility OF whites playing Pole In
stead Of 15-l1.
The student will observe that black has
tho move. and when white exchanges by
i5--1l black must regain tho move by an
exchange.
Correct solutions from:
j. p, Goss. Frank Eagleton, James WILL
hanson, A. NJ. Purdy, =. Mcisner, u. A. W..
=. l.. Lynn. J. DAILY. John Ryan, b. b.
Mulvey. James Murphy. H. Atlas. ]. II.
Noremac. T.. J. Walker. Judge j. F. Nc
Cabe. Oscar Erickson, w. J. Bestor. +. j.
McManus. John Woznick,. William h.
Hart A. J. b.. George A. Zander, Julius
olstein. l.. 3. Hart. Jr.. Or. Bernard Rosen.
berg. John II. Auerbach, =. j. McOarry.
James Hyland. Joseph Elliott, NJ. Il. Ford.
James a, Green, q. II. Boston, Ralph Dia.
mond and q. 7. Watson.
The following solutions to No. 27O came
20 hand late on Thursday, April o, and
were not In time for last Sundays list.
solutions must arrive at the office OF THE
SUN by the nrst mail on THURSDAYS; James
A. Green. T. H. Joyce. =, J, McGarry. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
BRETON WOODS

BRETTON WOODS, \. II, Sept, 2O-Mr. and
Mrs, c. ]. Frlck, of Bryn Mawr, will spend a
few days here. Henry Clay Frck has so far
recovered from his recent illness as to take
a daily motor ride. He drove to Waubek and
Mountain View today.
Miss Mary Davis and Miss Natalie Davis, Of
Philadelphia; Miss Wickersham, of New York;
Miss Hope Johnson, OF Spuyten DuyvI y. Y.
and Miss Dorothy Londoner of Colorado. were
among those seen at the ball at the Mt Wash
ington, Saturday evening.
Visitors are interested in the announcement
Of the engagement of Major William LutherIv
formerly on the Governors staff and nov,
practising law in Manila, z. l.. TO Miss Sarah
+, Fooks, OF Delaware, now living in Japan.
Major Lutherly was graduated from West
Point and is brother of Adjutant General
Herbert Z. Luthery, y. II. y. G.
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10 wrong they can frankly admit it without
marsh censure or chastisement When nsro,.,
40 this all that seem the greater evils and dif.
hcultles Will solve themselves Society 10 ~,
greater than its weakest member. and A..
COLOSSAL malfeasances of hnanciers ara NJ
more egregious than the criminal inconsidaroto-
ness and unkindness of the parents Tint .tar.
chiidren wrong by making them selfish. fearf,,,
and untruthful. "'
riusoahds and wives generally lack f,,Ii
sympathy and understanding, and in nine o,,t
u ten cases the husband is not absolu+.t,,
iiohest and frank with his wife This resuIts e.,
'h'"s sohism' suspicion, lack of respect and nm
happiness Then these very couples wbe,,
.'leS become parents, bring up their cbiIdre,,
49, H"en way as to make it inevitable that
10y enter similar conditions Truth ,rd
absolute truth, should be observed IN b,,p,an
,S ana married people should reljRious-
eaii@e thelr responsibility to the lives tbo-,
He in'o the world and the yeneratiop or,,
,oVe due those lives Let parents first onnI,,
IoIninahd OF honor and respect on tb.i,
pc, 4ms would do more good than civic c.r,-
p"ishs' woman suffrage propaganda and or,I-
ust ieSlsIution. The reform of inco,,,o,o.
o'iio'ihg' irresponsible, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
''' "ouia mean the reform of the raco"
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PLANNING TO RETURN

Mrs Edwin Hall and her daughter, Miss
Florence Hall. will return this week from a
tour months stay In Massachusetts to their
home. Fishers lane, Bryn Mawr.
MIR. and Mrs. Mantle Fielding will r.,,,,
from jamestown today.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. French and their
sons Will open their town house. 1902 Spruce
street October /.
Mr. and Mrs, William X. Haupt, who spent,
the summer at Haverford Court. will return
to 2ll2 Spruce street this week
Mr.. and Mrs c. Ross Smith will return ,ro,,,
Chelsea today and open their house. g2lG s.
James place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William. Allen will return to
their home this week from Vermont, where
they have been spending August
Mr. and Mrs Fl. Y. Burrows will return home
this week They have been spending the sum
mer at Sunapee Lake, y. II. Mrs Burrows
will entertain Miss katharine Brown at din
ner next Saturday night.
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ALONG THE READING

Nrs '','anor Brock daughter of Mr.. and
bon,, SPENCER Brock has returned to her
the a,,. ''F"aI after spending six weeks as
ION S, 'I Nh. and Mrs, Henry Edward pray
M, ,'''' summer home at Rockport Mass
], george D. Widener, George d. widener.
cIosa "ap ~, mr. and Mrs. Fltz-Eugene Dixon will
to I.vnn rIs'r mousse at Newport today and return
ter ."'e"ood Han ElSns Park, for the win
~, y, on their yacht, Josephine.
HIM p', "'u Mrs George W. Norris, of GYPSY
sseb. N. c;.''yn' have as their guests Mr. a. Gar
abetb giI@ MI, and her little daughter, Miss Eliz-
DeDss,-l party for the benefit Of the children's
win l. 'lVh' OF the Arlington Memorial Hospital
Relbs,.s'en sven at the home OF Mrs. William ].
J p'yer at Rydal. saturday september
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

MERIoN-Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Lee, Jr.. and their
two little daughters have recently returned to
their home on Sycamore avenue, after a two
months stay at Magnolia. Mass.
ARDMORC Dr. and Mrs Herbert A. Arnold,
Of Ardmore avenue, will leave the last OF this
week for Cincinnati, o., where the Doctor will
attend the meeting of the Society of Military
surgeons Aftorward they will go further west.
returning home about tho middle of October
Mr. and Mrs. Howard J, Butler. Miss Eleanor
bu'ler and Miss Margaret Butler have returned
rom visit to wildwood.
Ihe Woman's Club of Ardmore gave a de-
nshtiuI and successful domestic sale Satur-
u"S afternoon on the grounds of the future
Nv" clubhouse, on Ardmore avenue.
NF and Mrs, Grant Lee Knight have re-
'Fhed To their home on Woodslde road after
'pfha'ng The summer in the Adirondack Noun
tans
"NfEhoRD-Alrs, nav Mary Thompson Bryan, of
D'NHnore with her SON. will spend the winter
" Haverford Court.
ana Mrs Harold Roberts are occupying
ne" nome in EIayerford. They returned
'O'' LAKE George a few days ago
"NpNoH-hr, and Mrs Henry Augustus Ber-
VIII entertain in their box at the horse
N honor of their debutante daughter.
4,sS Margaret Berwlnd
James Francis Sullivan and her daugh-
40 ''ut"ed last week from New England and
'"e woods, their country seat
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. James Starr and Miss Ellen Emlen have
returned home, having spent the summer at
York Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis de Puy Vail are at pres
ent in Italy They expect to sail from Liver
pool September 26.
Mrs. c. B. Penrose and the Misses Penrose
returned to their home, Wayne and Cheten
avenues, having spent the summer at Avon
by-the-Sea, NJ j.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIhenny, who spent
the summer nt their Chelsea cottage, have re-
turned home.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward p. Rhoads and family
have closed their cottage at New Hope, Pa.
and are occupying their house on West Coulter
street
Dr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Stearns, who spent the
late summer in Castine, Me-, are at their Chel-
ten avenue home.
After extended trip to Sabbath Day Point,
Lake George, Doctor and Mrs. Bonsall returned
on Wednesday to their home Emen street.
The Rev. Henry w. Frost and family will
they have leased house for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Grantham, of 17s
Queen lane returned to their home on Tues
day from Boston, Where they arrived from Eu-
rope. Mr.. and Mrs Grantham went abroad
the 9Th of July.
month at Seal Harbor, Me-, returned to Phil
adelphia last week and will occupy his home
at 1O5 East Johnson street after October l.
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CHESTNUT HILL

Mrs. Charles c. Binney, of Chestnut HILL who
spent the summer in Paris and England, will
return to this country on Saturday by way of
Montreal, Canada.
S, Davis Page and Mrs. James Large, of
Summer Crest have issued cards for a debu-
tante tea Wednesday, October q, in honor OF
Miss Isabel Wurts Page, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Byrd Page.
Friends of Mrs. Harry Nusbaum. of 112 Eas,
Gowen avenue, will be glad to hear she is re-
covering from typhoid fever.
Miss Ella Koecker who has spent the season
at Spring Lake. returned Thursday to her home
at tO6 East Gowen avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p r. Holt, of 742T Bower
street, who have spent the summer along the
coast of Maine, will be at Orrs Island, Me-
until october /, when they will return home.
Friends Of MI and Mrs. Thomas H. Ball, of
1l9 East Mount Airy avenue. will be glad to
hear that their little daughter is convalescent
after severe Illness.
Miss Aline Feldmann. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Max 3. Feldmann of 21S Gowen avenue.
who has been at Eaglesmere, Pa, for several
weeks, left Thursday for Scranton, Pa, where
she will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Duncan
Campbell for this week.
Miss Helen Darlington, of 7I43 Sprague street
who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A
G. Ross, at Bedford. Pa. for the last month.
will return TO her home at the end of September
Mrs Theodore NJ, Hillsey and her family
returned last week to their home at 80 East
Gowen avenue after season spent AT Ocean
City
Mrs. George NJ. Heller also spent the suno-
mer at Ocean CITY, and returned with Mrs
Hillslcy.
Mr.. and Mrs, George A, Heinrich and their
sons John Heinrich and Washington Heinrich
of 14iS Devon street. who have been at Ocean
City since August J. returned to their home
last week.
Mr., and Mrs Allen F. Horton of s71 Gowsp
avenue, who spent the season at Ocean Cit,.
have returned to their home
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TIOCA

A pretty wedding will take place Wednesday
evening, october 7, in the Tioga Baptist Church
Broad and Tioga streets, when Miss Bessie
Rittenhouse, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. II.
Rittenhouse, will become the bride of Morris
Lewis, son of Grant Lewis, of Tioga.
Miss Rittenhouse will have Mrs William
Rawlings, Jr., as matron of honor and Miss
Helen f. Rawlings as flower girl Mr.. Lewis
will have William Donaldson best man. A
reception will follow at Saunders, on Ninth
Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Walter have re-
turned from their wedding journey and will
live at 36S9 North Fifteenth street. Mrs. Wal
ter Miss Elsie M. Hartman, daughter of
the late Rev. DIR. j. S. Hartman
Miss Florence McMorris entertained at cards
on Friday afternoon at her home, Broad street
and Allegheny avenue Her guests were mem
bers of a 500 club and included Miss Florence
Keikler, Miss Alice McFadden, Miss Marian
Jones, Miss Beatrice Rottner, Miss Charlotte
Fleming and Miss Violet Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Strousse and family who
spent the summer and early fall in Atlantic
City have returned to their home 222T West
Toga street
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce McFadden, OF 1896 North
Broad street have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Alice McFadden to
James Brown.
Miss Eleanor Kay and her cousin, Miss Nell
lie Smith, OF 4l31 North Broad street, are spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. Thomas Rodgers
at her Summer home in Ventnor, where a
number of entertainments have been arranged
in their honor.
Eugene Springer and MS daughters. the Misses
Springer, have returned to Their winter home,
1928 West Erie avenue, after spending the sum
mer in Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Charles link of 1882 Llndlev
avenue, have returned from Somer's Point and
spent the week with Mrs. Herman Stack of
Sedgwick.
Mr.. and Mrs, Caleb p. Elfreth returned from
their honeymoon trip to the Pocono Mountains
on Saturday and will reside at 3343 North Six
teenth street. Mrs. Elfreth was Miss Ethe,
Barclay, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph d
Barclay. of North Sixteenth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr., and Mrs. L, Howard Weatherly and Miss
suzanne Elizabeth Smith, who have been spend-
ing the summer at Wahenaki Cottage thsir
summer home at Seal Harbor, Me, will return
TO their town house, 1913 Chestnut street This
week
Harrison Townsend, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs
Harrison Townsend of 4lOS Baltimore avenue
has returned to his home after spending two
years i'm Paris, where he has been studying
architecture
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Read, Jr. Misc
Frances Read and Miss Ella Read have re-
turned to their home at 1881 Spruce street
after spending the summer at Beach Haven
New Jersey
Miss Mabel Wetter of 1925 Pine streat has
returned 10 her home. after an extended topr
through Norway, Sweden and Russia.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. Francis Smith have rat,,rO.,
10 their home at 1927 Pine street, after spend-
ing the summer at ST. Martins
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Schley, Jr. of gl5 South
2Sth street are the guests for month of Mrs
Frank Sehley Of 1915 Spruce street at her
summer home, Rockland, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Boyd. or sto,.,.,r,,
Court have returned from Bala. whore they
spent the summer
Mrs, Catharne Petrie Macfarlane and Miss
Helen schley, of 1924 Chestnut street, who have
spent the summer in the Adirondack Mountains
win return to their home at the end Of sep-
tember
Mr. and Mrs A. $. Conway, who spent the
summer at Cape May returned last week ana
opened their apartment az the Ayondale. ssth
and Locust streets which they will occupy Tor
the winter. Mrs. Conway viii shortly issue
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invitations for bridge to be given in October
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Mschling, Of the
Bartram, have returned from the shore
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Gano have taken
apartments at Hampton Court for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. sheehan Of 4sH
Chestnut street. have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs J. Henry Williams, who spent
the summer abroad, have returned and will
spend the winter at the Bartram.
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Brunner and Miss Carrie
Brunner, of the Normandie, have returned
from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs, william Claiborne Hicks, OF
Hampton Court have returned to their home,
having spent the summer ct wildwood.
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ON THEIR WAY TO CHURCH


with the opening of the horse show today
and the coming october days, society is fast
returning from the various summer resorts and
yesterday quite number of fashionable per-
sons wended their way up and down Walnut
street toward the various churches
Miss Phoebe Williams Adams who has lately
returned from trip in the mountains was
seen yesterday with her fiance George J. Hard
ing Miss Adams wearing tailored suit
of navy blue serge, which made with
narrow skirt and double circular ruffle over
skirt. The coat was cut slightly shorter than
hip length and was hung in square effect,
The sleeves were in three-quarter length and
were finished with cuffs covered with collar
and revere of white pique. Miss Adams hat
was high-crowned sailor model with mar
row turned trim, and was trimmed with
one-inch band Of black grosgrain ribbon.
Dark navy blue was also selected by Miss
Charlotte Hare whose suit was the palmer
style of tailor-made and very smart and man
nish in cut The skirt plain and narrow
and the coat was fastened with large black
buttons. Miss Hares hat was a semi-arge
straight-brimmed model OF dove shade Of
brown; the crown entirely surrounded by
handsome ostrich feather of the same shade.
ono end of which stood high up at the side Of
the front.
Mrs. George j. Harding has chosen stun
ming suit which Is q combination of black and
white 1t is made with n three TERED skirt of
black-and-white shepherds plaid. The short
coat which is finished at the back with a
rounded flare, Is composed entirely of black
and is fastened at the front with a large black
button. A small toque of black lacquered
straw which is trimmed about the top of the
crown with tiny mercury-wing feathers come
pletes this good-lookIng costume, which Is worn
with n blouse of white creme de chine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
ROXBOROUCH

The wedding of Miss Irene Hof daughter of
Charles f. Hoff, of 6232 Ridge avenue and
Charles Lentz of Bala will take place on We'd
nesday morning at the home of the bride. Tho
ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Charles
s. Lyons, rector of St Adams Epscopal
Church. Ridge and Fairthorne avenues The
brides father will give her In marriage and
she will be attended by Miss Elsie Edwards
maid of honor. Chester Jones. of Narbertb
will be best man, On their return from a we'd
ding journey the couple will live at 6232 Ridge
avenue, and will be at home after October ,
Mrs ]. Harry Watkins. of 2O7 Rochelle ave-
nue.. Wissahickon has closed ger summer home
at Stone Harhor and has returned to her win
ter residence.
Mrs. Lewis Robeson, OF Wlssahickon, who
spent the summer touring through Europe. ar
rived home today
Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Moore have returned
to their Wissahckon home Rochelle avenue,
after passing the summer in Atlantic city
Mr. and Mrs, Charles O, Struse and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles o. Struse Jr., of Ridge avenue
returned today from Wildwood. where they
passed the summer.
The members of the Alpha Nu Sorority of
the William Penn High School We're enter
tanned on Saturday afternoon by Miss Marian
Stout at her home, 4i34 Dexter street
The Rev. Albert stork, of 1918 Terrace street
Wssahckon. has arrived home from a sum,
mer's tour abroad lie returned by way Of
Quebec,
Mr.. and Mrs W. \. Miller and family have
returned to their home In Dexter street after
passing the summer at Spring Mount. Pa.
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CHESTER AND VICINITY

Albert Dutton MacDade has returned to his
nome at Park Place, after a several weeks
stay at various summer resorts
Miss Mae Gordon, of Morton avenue has
gone to New York city, where she will spend
a fortnight with friends.
Miss Florence Cox has returned to her home
in Wilmington, Del, after being entertained
for two weeks by Mrs. William Smith, of Edg-
mont avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor. OF East Fourth
street entertaining James Taylor Of Nor.
folk, Va
Norman Hiorth and Leslie MacIntyre are
home from a weeks visit to friends at Tren-
tom n. j.
Miss Louise $. Hannum. of Brookhaven. gave
a 500 party in honor OF her friend, Miss A
Gertrude Wilson, of Lancaster,
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A ]. DREXEL BIDDLE has chosen Mon
"A day evening, December IA, the date
for his concert, to be given at the Bellevue
stratford This concert has grown to be one
of the foremost annual events in society, and
numbers of prominent matrons will act chap
eroneS
Miss Julia Berwind and her niece, Miss Mar
saret Dunlap, who are at Munich, will sail for
home October 3 on the Rotterdam.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Bodine of Springfield
avenue St Martins. are being congratulated
On the birth OF a daughter. Mrs. Bodine will
be remembered as Miss Dorothy Ferguson.
Miss Eliza Lansdale and her sister, Miss
Maria Lansdale, of 1Ol1 Pine street, who have
been abroad since the middle Of July, are at
Bath, England, where they will remain dur
ing the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X Sparks and Apln
Sparks, of l27 South 22d street, who have spent
the summer months in Cape May, will open
their winter house about october l.
Miss Florence Sbey has returned to the city
after stay of several months at the Dennis,
in Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, Jr., who have
been spending the summer at their cottage at
Cape May, will return to 21lO Locust street
October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Evans and Miss
Edith Evans have closed their Chelsea cottage
and have returned to town.
Mrs, Alice Randolph Purdy has returned from
st. George, n. Y. and is the guest of Mrs
Richard De y. Montgomeric at Bryn AGawr for
the horse show.
Mrs, Wil!iam Sullivan and her daughter Miss
Evelyn Sullivan, have taken an apartment at
The Blenheim Seventeenth and Chestnut
streets for the winter Miss Sue Sullivan is
at present with friends in Lucerne
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WHITE SULPHIR SPRINGS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs ". Va. sopt
20 Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter aud Mrs, Robert
Ferguson of Philadelphia, made the steep
ascent TO the summit OF Hates Mountain this
afternoon.
Captain and Mrs. John H. Gibbons. Of
Washington who spent the afternoon playing
tennis with J. o. seibert, of Washington. and
Miss Harriet Ely, of Bryn Mawr, were at one
Of the tables on the terrace on Saturday.
DIR. George T. deSchweinitz. of PhiladelpbIa
motored over here today from a nearby resort
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randall. for whom
he gave luncheon.