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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

oige Iliinabme finocnpen 2ii9en Der
Gliierten unb an Der Sieses5uperiiHt
Der Seutifen fonuc bic Salt,tng Der
yer. Stanteu nidt ba5 Nqergerin9ite
duoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
unpartcigebeS ttrtteil.

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5riibjabr Der srofe Shlaa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
CHILDRENS SEASHORE HOUSE Us
SCENE or GATETY AT AUGUST TIA
First Reception Of the Season Was Held YESTERDAY at Sa
Honae-Cope May Golf Tournament Is Of
Interest TO Mann

TNHE children's seashore House At An
Il 1napolls and Atlantic avenues was the
scene Of fashionable gathering yester-
oay afternoon when the hrst of the
series Of August teas was given. Mrs.
waiter Langdon Eustls and Mrs. John
hing Van Rensselaer, poured tea, as
sisted by Mrs. Edward j. Porteous and
Mrs. s. Benton Porter Those who pre-
sided at the lemonade tables are Mrs.
Charles p. Fox, Mrs. w. d. Edmunds
They were asslsted by members of the
younger set. Mrs. William II. Bennett
was assisted IN receiving by Mrs. wal
ter A, Bailey. Mrs. f. N. Blssel, Mrs.
George w. Carpenter, Mrs e. Payson
Carpenter, Mrs. w. d. f. Edmunds. Miss
Margaret Lennlg, Mrs. H. A. Ransley
and Mrs j. r. Reed
Another large card party was given last
night at the Royal Palace Hotel for the
benefit Of the building fund Of the Church
Of the Holy Spirit. Two hundred tables
were in play with prize for each table.
The following ladies received: Mrs. Will
hanson. Mrs. B. II. GLADDEN., Mrs Rose
Murray, Mrs Charles Pfeffer, Mrs. Anna
Scott, Mrs. James Hand, Mrs. William
Kelly, Mrs. Fred Kern. Mrs. NJ. II. s.
McCloskey, Mrs. Anna Brown. Mrs
James Harkins. Miss Agnes Dunn, Miss
NJ. A. Hayes, Miss Anna Percy, Miss
Elizabeth Lynch, Miss Fanny Sweeney.
CAPE MAY Aug. 5.-Some one cleverly
summed UP the weather conditions and
the golf tournament news in few words.
Here 1t is: General Humidity and Colo
mel Bogey had a serious clash on Mon
day at the Cape May Golf Club with re-
gard to the ladies' tournament. The Gem
eral averred that, considering the torrld
conditions which he had created, the
ladies should stay in the secluson of tho
cooling breezes on the porch The Colonel
on the other hand, that Il
was his day for the amusement of the
fair visitors and the general had exceeded
his authority in meddling with estab-
lished conditions. OF course some OF the
ladies pityingly took the Npart OF the old
General, but a larger number defled him
and started off on their regular weekly
medal-play tournament"
Mrs. w. M. Weaver won in Glass A.
Mrs. H. M. Langdon was victor in Class
b. Others playing were Miss Marie
Starr. Mrs. Frederick S. Harding. Mrs.
T. Herman Vetterlein, Mrs. Howard e.
Pepper. Mrs. L. A. Davis, Miss Florence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
South Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McEvoy. OF 141S
South 18th street, have left for a three
weeks tour OF the West. They will visit
the canal district, the expositions and
will remain In Spokane, Wash, for sew
eraI weeks as the guests OF Mrs. Mary
Ffckengler
Mrs. Anna Gormley. Of 1924 South 18th
street, entertained in her cottage in Wild
wood on Sunday last in honor of her son.
Mr.. James Gormley. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. Joseph Murphy Mr.. John
and Mr.. Joseph Mallon, Mr. c. MeEnroe
MFR. James Brady. Mr. Patrick Donohue'
Mr.. A. Rubens Mr.. Anthony Naddo, MT
7. Williams. Mr.. Barney o'Kane, Mr..
John MeNally. During the evening the
GormIey Pleasure Club was organized,
ana Mr.. John Meade was elected presi-
dent
Mrs H. Richards and family. 221s South
Rosewood street. win spend month at
Sea Isle City N. ].
Mr.. Joseph Russell Cushing, Of 10th and
Porter streets, will spend his vacation at
Maple Beach. Pa, as the guest OF Mr.
Walter Gallagher
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle, OF Broad
ana Wolf streets are at their eountr@
residence at Hillcrest Amber Pa Tor
the summer.
Dr William Manning and family, OF 1877
Morris street. win spend three weeks at
tba Vilano4a, Cape May, n. j,
Agr Henry G. Graul and family OF 1925
SNYDER avenue. win divide months
vacation between Dwights Farm Pa
ard Atlantic City n j.
Ar washington vile and family OF
oat1 south i2th street. have taken apart,
-asnts al wildwood. N. j.. for the re-
nainder Of the season.
Misses anna and Mareella Cullen Of Szzl
south lith street, have returned from /
months trip to the Blue fiass aiouH'sii's'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
West PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S, King have re-
turned to their apartment at the Tracy
06th and Chestnut streets, from a fort
nights trip through the Adirondack re-
gion' including Lake George, Lake
Champlatn and Saranac Lake. They will
spend the coming weekend as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Moore at
their home at Cornwells.
Mrs. Emmanuel Brown McCowen and
her daughters, Miss Mary d. McCowen
and Miss Gladys McCowen, have returned
to their home. 44O1 Spruce street from a
months stay in Ocean City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Coane, of the
Avondale, S9th and Locust streets, will
spend the weekend in Maryland Their
niece. Miss Mary Grace Brown, who is
In Washington. will go to Westminster.
Nd later for visit
Mrs w. H. H. Neville. Of 4s41 Samson
street, and her daughter. Mrs. Frederick
c. Curley, with her small son and daugh-
ter, are spending portion of the sum-
mer at Ocean City, N. ]. They will re-
main at the resort until the middle of
the month.
Mrs. Harry Nealis and her children,
Harry Nealis Jr.. Francis Nealis, Eliza
Walnut street. are spending the summer
at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Drake, of 4SS South 10th
street, left yesterday for Lenox. Mass.
where they will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Brandt, of 221 North
34th street, and their daughter. Miss
Estelle Brandt, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Driscoll In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dufour. OF 34th
street and Powelton avenue have just re-
turned from Atlantic City, where they
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Sander
son.
Mr.. Joseph S. Becklay. his wife and
daughter, Of North Underwood street,
will make a stay at 2O5 East Spencer
avenue, Wildwood.
Mrs. Harry Block 2i7 South SD street.
is visiting her mother, Mrs, Lovett at
the Preston Apartments. Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Block and his wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Lovett will leave next week
for trip to Watkins Glen, Niagara
Falls, the Great Lakes and Canada.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05

Hancock. Miss Catherine Desrnr ara
Mrs. W. NJ. Stevenson
Some PhiladelphIans who viii spsna
several weeks here are Mr.. and Mre
J. Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Conwae
and Mrs Paul II. Barnes. Of Raia. re.
Mrs w J. McGarry, OF sts vvlnSso.
avenue. is giving series OF bride ',.sss esss
ties during the summer months.
MT John NJ. Campbell OF phIiaaeinhsa
is at the Hotel Lafayette for a fortnight
Recent guests at the Lafayette Hotel
on the beach front included a number 81
University OF Pennsylvana athletes. both
past and present They were Robert B
Cole. an old track star, and now coach
OF track at Penn Charter also Don Lip.
pineott. dear to the hearts OF Phiiadei-
phians. Others In the party were Mig
Rooms, II. II. Ingersoli and Fred Davis.
from the varsity gridlron squad
Mr.. Arthur Maris makes weekend trips
TO Cape May during the summer nontha
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner @. Earnshaw. or
johnson street, Germantown, have re-
turned home from motor trip to Cape
May. They were guests at the new
Hotel Cape May for several days.
number OF notable and interesting
people are registered at the Hotel Cape
May. Among them the Hon. Hannin Tay-
lot' former United states Ambassador to
Spain; also Mrs. Jessie Alcorn Swift. nc
companied by her daughter, Miss Jewell
Swift, and her son. Mr.. James Aicorn
Swift. Mrs. Swift is the daughter OF the
late Governor and United States Senator
James l.. Alcorn. OF Mississippi
As usual. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas wriK-
gins, of Germantown. are spending sew
eral weeks at this attractive resort. with
them are their children. Mr., virgins
may be seen almost any day on the links
at the golf club,
WILDWOOD. Aug. 5-Mr. and Mrs.
q. Dore Cogswell, of the Robeson Apart
ments, Camden, motored to Hotel ottens,
where they Joined the Woods party for
the weekend.
Mr.. f. II. Mulhern and Mr.. j. O'Brien,
Of Philadelphia, were weekend guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Mulhern.
of Cd avenue.
Mrs Thomas Lamon has been the guest
Of her son, Mr.. John Lamon for the last
10 days, as also Mrs. Jennie and Miss
Ethel Hacker
Mr.. Jack B. Morgan, of Pittsburgh. is
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl b
sherred, Of Chicago, who are staying
here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
Along the Main Line

hERIoN-Mr and Mrs Thomas Fisher.
q Highland avenue, will remain at their
summer home at Windber, Pa, until No
ssmber
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Dearden and
ueir two children, who are in Maine for
me summer, expect to return home in
Eeptember
ARDMoRE-Mrs. James Hugh Moffatt.
q 10 Argyle road. with her mother, Mrs.
fomeFoy OF the Athens Apartments, left
tuesday for Chelsea, where they will
spend several weeks.
Ms. Joseph r. Wainwright will join
~ wainwright this month at West
s.lala' Their home on the New England
~ and Mrs. Noah H. swayne. of Mil
i Sss caDs sosq' Sav are occupying their cottage
II ana Mrs, Harvey Boyer and fam
~ q Penarth, have taken a cottage at
.aslss Mere for the remainder OF the
aAfN MAWR = The Rev. Stanley A.
aahtsF Of the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian
4aacA' left last week for a months stay
A hlseFslde. Cal.
~ and Mrs. Thomas c. Brown. of 20
lancaster road, have returned, from
szsaa'fg' Mass. where they have been
4FHaag several weeks.
~ q Chandler Barnard. OF Morris
s ls spending several days at At
fN = On Saturday evening last
Ola Burns, OF Bridge avenue, Ber-
entertained a number OF her Phila-
friends at a watermelon party.
was prettily decorated with Jap
- lanterns. 1ahiefns. Her guests were Miss
hookhamer. MISS catnarine Moore.
s lean Murphy Miss Fannye Sender,
florence ehurchvllle. Miss Helen
c. at Canning. Mr.. Hughes. Mr..
- Sender, Mr.. Wilbur Hansheld.
Sterling, Mr.. Frank Bowers, Mr..
hoskins and Mr.. Roy Burns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
Hotel Arrivals

| GREEN s-Henry Ambrose New York; DavI.
af Fails; Philip H. la % Bris, Boston. Boston, AS"'
CoNTINBNTALs-w. s. Morrey Washington
| William G, Mamherger, Cambridge; Mr.. ano
Mrs. George H. Martin. Hazleton, Pa.
Oscar A. Ffnkle, Reading.
DooNER's-George Smith, Scranton; Joseph
Murray, Scranton; II. j. Williams. Ashland,
Pa; p, d. Payis, York,
NEW BINGHAM - Samuel Silverman, Lake.
wood. n j.: II, ]. Kits, Chester. Pa; 4. Il.
Abram., Canton, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Il, Ball, Easton.
HANe,N ER-w. H.. yanatta Eastoni, J. b.
Hatch. Reading; NJ. Mellet. Shenandoah, Pa.
s. +. Snyder, Gettysburg.
WINDsoR-Georse Dent, Stafford. Pa; }. L..
Ianeastsf; lea @''pTS r. l. b Stubs, Delta, 'A'' Pa
VENDIG-Lso McCabe Newark. N, j.; ]. r.
Hunter, Homesburg, Pa. w. r Page, Erie;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Graves, Albany, N, Y,
barsh; 4. y. Richards, clsvslahdi ". y
New New; YORK. Ssi; DN'''''' vary ''''
RITz-cARLToN--.Mr ana Mrs L.. J. King,
X H. Petit, ,punon. Pa William q Free
man. Cornwall Pa Nj. ana Mrs, r.
Pittsburgh; Mr. ana Mrs. =, J, Burke, New
York 4. DAYS.. RaltimOFe' Nj and Mrs.
BELLEVUE UE-sTRATFoRD-G. BeFFlen, New
York; c. f. Seeley, Baltimore; q, s. FoFcter,
st. Louis; d. III. Gaines, EnglsWood, n vi;
Mr. Mr. AND and Mr. nrs aRaa Roesws a'fi potsvs he
Pa! v. 3. Brooks Baltimore; u @. smith.
Syracuse; d. s. Miller. New Haven: Mr.
ana MTE Walter Magic Trenton, n. ~
Warren Wright New York Chester d. Libby,
Boston: Mrs. H. c. Resser Pittsburgh 81.
@ whiting, New York,
WALTON-AF. and MIS-. T; W, Thompson,
Bridgeport. Conn Mr.. ana Mrs +, NJ Clark,
Baitlmors. L. ". Walton, chieaEoi r. =.
Duffy, Chatanooga, Tenn,
gTENTOR-W William S. Wileutts, MoFrlstowa,
M D.; W w. Greely Newport Pa; S. A.
Ross AfcKeespoFt, Pa.
O. Williams, Roanoke, va;
4. Thomas New York. Mrs. d. Bergen, chl=
cago II. r. oLoane. Baltimore
+. Hancock. Chicago; Mra.
e. Bingham. Haserstoyn, Nd; MIS- 3. a.
Gatlee. Des Moines, Ia Mrs.. W. MARSHALL
Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
Germantown

IA .. Myrtle King has just returned
Rome. 5s2s Mccallum street. after
~ an extensive tour through
and the West. stopping al the
- saneiseo ...seiseo Exposition. also an the
s'asa ana places Of interest.
~. sfaHk II Sanford. West Luray
Iszz Aas gone 10 Camp Kearsarge.
Nseka, Me- conducted BY Major
as'a. Of aiFard College
S = ls a MIS-. Thomas St J. Westervell.
'ss 2 California.
- Charles r seully. OF Wayne ave
returned from Lake Hopateeng.
sF Thomas Samson. OF East
ss5 ia rapidly reeuperatlng FROM
s Illness AZ Bradlsy Beach.
aa Afsi Alfred G. Marple. q
a lena streets. are spending
ss s Asburg PARK. n. y.
ass gsnez FrIel g hish
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05

Notices for the Society page VIII Be
accepted ana printed In the EFsning
Iedker, bat All snch notices must. be
written an one side Of ths Rapsf.
must be signed Ia fuli. With full 81
drssa. aad When possible tslsphsne
numbsr musE Be gigsH.
ssaa Al such recommendations e
ssscisty EdiGor,e EssnIus Ledger,
eos Chestnut street.
Unlsas thsse requirements azs
carried cut - fhas sszineatien nzay
- passlble. iha hellesz snl aet -
patllsAsd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs, Elliott Beach, of High
land avenue, entertained at dinner at the
Casino, at Willow Grove, Tuesday eve
ming, In honor of Miss Martha Beach, of
Shadeland avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
What's Doing Tonight

..aahtss nana Convention Hail. Broad
go Allegheny aYenue E e,eloek- Ffss' s
stEss, EEsssara5eai PaFk BaHd Lsmea Hili' oeaee2'
ftse. .,,.onisl dinner to consFsssman y hsn2-
fszss.,.s fszss4sas4@ bg Kenalasten Scare ef AfAas'
s9i s91 s5lffenhonse. ESQ eloeA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
North PHILADELPHIA

The first of series of excursions and
entertainments to be given by the nurses
OF the Woman's Homeopathic Hospital,
Twentieth street and SusGuehanna avenue.
the proceeds of which are to be used in
the purchase of an automobile ambulance,
is to be held tomorrow evening. The
three-decked steamer Queen Anne has
been chartered and arrangements for a
delightful trip on the Delaware River
have been completed. The boat will leave
Arch street wharf promptly at eight
fifteen. with music and dancing during
the evening.
Mr.. Walter T. Rittenhouse, of s641 North
18th street, has returned from visit to
relatives in West Grove, Pa.
Dr. and Mrs. c. Carroll stlcker, OF
1923 Diamond street. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer H. Bobst. of 1885 North 18th street,
are motoring through the New England
States and Canada during the month of
August
Mrs. William Albert Wood and her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Harvey Wood, OF
Mount Airy. will spend the month of
August at the Aberdeen Hotel, Longport
N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Roberts Gratz Fell, of
Felstead, Chestnut Hill. have left for
Winter Harbor Me-. where they have
taken a cottage for the summer months.
DR.. Wilfrid B. Fetterman, of 7O47 Ger
mantown avenue, will leave on Saturday
for Bay Head to spend fortnight. From
there Doctor Fetterman will go to the
Adirondacks for several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
suffrage Events Today

v5atfAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
a.an-air madlinS AZ 2atn street
$50 ?. seaaaa. Speakers. aizs anna
and aFsl - Mis- Hay AAeAsn
aaeF FaFiana - -ss3saasalf msstlns e Iszh ana
$40 ~ ssksfa. = 81 II Aoefe aHd
= - Eau1L FRAeeHisE s9eaz.tt.
esoa-opsn.aiF nssssas iaalsaa asssss.
HIaz aan4 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05

shalk, Mrs. II. e. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Morrison. The guests will be taken up
the Delaware in Mr.. Kane's motorboat
THE Test"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05

SSfTgv Wildyoo9 are occupying their cottage at
has ' clarence Brinton, Of Coulter stres,
"ss t returned from a three Sveoi,s, 49,
efOhg the coast Of Maine. ZIP
rjSr, III and Mrs Walter stuempar os s,a
.inu9in rntua drive, are at wildwood for az ~
remainder of the month "U"Oou lor tne