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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
Summer Resorts

CAPE MAY. July 12.-The Maryland
Bar Association has drawn many prom.
inent Maryland families to Cape May
and has added much to the gaiety of
the resort for the last week At the
meeting Thursday night Mr.. T. Scott
Onut. of Baltimore, and Mr.. James r.
Cation. OF Alexandria, Va, made very
brilliant addresses.
In the afternoon the courtesy of the
Corinthian Yacht Club was extended to
the lawyers and their wives, and card
playing and sailing added much to their
pleasure.
The Cape May Hotel too, has done all
possible TO make the week a gay one.
TWO large and beautiful silver cups have
been offered to the woman and man
getting the highest score at skee ball.
The game has already proved its fas-
cination in the last few weeks. and a
gathering of young people may always
be found about the alleys.
Miss Dorothy Frick. one of Baltimore's
prettlest and most popular young girls,
has arrived at Baltimore Inn. Miss F'rick
will have as her guest Miss Anne Steele.
also of Baltimore, and a well-known
society bud of last winter.
Mr.. Oberllne McNTichael Is the guest of
Mr.. Alfred Sergeant at his very attrac-
tive cottage over the weekend. Miss
Alva Sergeant entertains extensively, and
the house Is a continual scene of gaiety.
Mrs. Harry Cobb Kennedy and Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy have arrived at the
Stockton Villa for a few weeks. Miss
Kennedy was one of the most popular
debutantes of the last season.
Miss g. Balloch Richards, who has for
several weeks been the guest of Miss
Edith I. Wilson at their summer home
on jefferson street, has left to attend
the house party given by Mrs. Ran
dolph Sprague at her camp on Lake
Champlain.
dansant was given at the Cape
May Hotel Saturday afternoon. Owing tc
the good music and attractive grill room
these teas have proved a great success
Miss Edith Smith and Miss Mary
Smith are seen daily on the golf links,
and are great enthusiasts of the game
Miss Mary Smith will be q debutante OF
the coming season.
Mr.. Thomas Hart, the well-known
Mask and Wig star, who has been In
Cape May for several weeks, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. SCHNEIDER, Master Alfred
SCHNEIDER and Master Walter Schnider, OF
Philadelphia. are spending the summer
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph F. Justice, OF
Morris avenue and Williamson road, have
opened their cottage at Cape May.
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EARLY AUTUMN CHARITY AFFAIRS
OCCUPY WOMEN or PROMINENCE
Large HarUest Fe8tivol wa Be Giuen on October 1k o
the Country Home of Mrs. Charles S. Walton IN
st. DdUiFs-PersoBdls.

MRS. CHARLES S, WALTON. assisted
Ifl by Miss Grace C. Roberts, Mrs N.
T. Brent and DR.. A. II. O'Neall, are
planning a mammoth lawn fete and
garden party, TO be called harvest
festival and which will be held on the
spacious grounds Of Mrs walton's resi-
dence at St. David's on Thursday after
noon and evening. October H. A num-
Der Of unique events are being planned,
and the affair promises TO be exceedingly
interesting, 1t will be given under the
auspices of the Neighborhood League OF
Wayne.
The Idanoe Girls Club gave its
monthly dance last Friday evening at
Belfleld Country Club, and as usual, II
was great success. The 1danoe tried
q novelty dance this month, the girls re-
eeiving silver barpins and fans and the
men cigarette cases and holders,
some Of the members of the 1danoe are
Miss Edna Mae Mcbride, Miss Marguerite
%. Mcbride Miss Teresa NJ. Keogh. Miss
Helen De c. Donohoe and Miss Regina d.
Farrell.
One Of the largest festivals Of its
kind ever given In Chester County was
held last week on the rectory lawn
In aid Of St. Patrick's new church at
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Malvern Supper was served at beau.
tfully decorated tables on the erounds
AZ artistically arranged booths, float
ing the national emblem, were candy.
cakes, Ice cream and all kinds Of chiAa
and art needlework. All the aides AMI
mated by the untlring zeal Of their pas
tor the Rev John II. Martin, put forth
their utmost endeavors to make the af-
fair the success that It was. socially and
financially. During the entire evening
the spacious lawn was thronsed with
guests, not only from Chester County.
but also from Philadelphia, and ali hope
that the time for the next picnic" is
not far distant
Mrs. Samuel Chew and Miss Elizabeth
B. Chew, who have been staying at Bed
ford Springs for several days. have re-
turned to Vanor, their home in Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Caspar wister. Of
1902 Pine street, who have been spending
the carly summer at Devon. left on
Thursday for Saranac Inn Station, N. Y,
where they will pass the remainder Of
tho summer, They were accompanied
b. Mr. Malcolm Lloyd, Jr.
Mrs. G. A. German and Miss Gertrude.
German, who have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hunter at their
home In Devon for several days; have
returned to New York.
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SILENCE AS RECTOR RESIGNS
st. Luke's Church Receives Message
From Remarked Clergyman.

There was no comment whatever at
the st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Frankford. when the resignation
of the rector, the Rev. DR.. William A.
Freemantle, was announced at the close
of the service by John Swami, clerk OF
the vestry. yesterday
The resignation was so worded, Mr.
Swami said, that the vestry was Obliged
to accept H. The vestry asked the pray
ers OF the congregation for guidance in
the selection OF Dr. Freemantle's sue
cessor.
II was eontended that the reetor's res
ignation was made necessary because OF
NE second marriage. He obtained a d.
voree from his first wife, now living IN
England, and as the Reformed Episcopal
church Is opposed to the marriage OF
divorced persons, the rector was aware
OF the fact that he could not continue pas
toral relations
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Tioga

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Miss Theresia II. Linck,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Linck,
Of 1923 North Marshall street. to Mr.. Nor
man l.. Forte. son Of Mr. H. l.. Forte. of
S5l9 North Broad street, on Monday, July
8, in st, Bonavantura's Catholic Church.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Forte left for Detroit, Mich,
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenblatt, Of
9S29 North 18th street, are passing the
summer months with Mrs. Rosenblatts 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Cohen, at
their cottage in Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lam, of 3412 North
Hst street. are occupying their seaside
home on Rhode Island avenue, Atlantic
City.
Mr.. George Beck and his family, Of
Cayuga and Fratz streets, will spend the
summer at Wildwood, N. j.
Miss Florence Tafin, of 1920 West Erie
avenue will leave during the week to
spend some time in Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rosenstein, of A3l
West Ontario street, their three young
sons. and Miss Amy Rhode are occupy
ing the Rosenstein cottage on Maine ave
nue., Atlantic CITY. lney VIII 20 JOlhSu
during the month by Mrs. Howard Rhode.
Miss Emma StoclSman, Of 1924 West IL
oRa street, and Miss Florence Young, OF
9i0S North nth street. will leave during
the month for Portland, Me-, and later
will spend several weeks in the White
Mountains.
Miss Helen Possehl, of 1917 Westmore-
land street, will go to Utica, N. " Tor
the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Friedman. OF Nlt
West ontario street, have gone TO ATTAIN
tic city to remain until autumn.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis g. Green OF lso.
West Venango street, have returned from
Chelsea, where they were members OF
house party entertained by Mr.. and MRS.
Charles McCue, Jr., at their summer
home. Other guests were Mr.. and MIS-
John Roberts and Mrs. George Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doak, OF Nortn
21st street, will spend the remainder OIL
the summer in Atlantic City.
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ALONG the Main Line

u.vERFoRD-Mrs. Augusta w. Han
~ ~ Old Lancaster road and Mont
.,nsry avenue. will spend July ana
wrtst with her aunt, Mrs. G. f. CROSBY
4 East Hampton, L. /.
u, and Mrs. wilfred Lewis, of Rose
=. have opened their cottage at Spring
,..s' ~. where they expect to remain until
october
n. and Mrs. Henry G. Register will
~. tbls week. to spend the summer at
K,unebunkport, Me.
ppYN MAwR-Mr. and Mrs. william
E,nr Hughes. of Morris avenue sailed
ssturiay' on the Kroonland for Panama.
Idsr visiting there they Will go TO inc
ESpositiUn.
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War Keepg soeiety People in U. S.

The war has caused great change In
the Summer Social Register" Last year
S7s American families were to be found
at foreign residences, while this year
there are but 2Os. reduction of rs per
cent. After April last year S52 families
went abroad, while only ~ went abroad
this year. Last year there were 231
foreign arrivals but the conflict In Eu-
rome has caused the number TO dwindle to
27 this year. Elghty-four families from
Eastern cities are recorded at country
residence on the Pacific Coast This is
due undoubtedly 10 the fairs at San
Diego and San Francisco. According to
the social records. 142 families are sum
merlng on their yachts.
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avenue, avenue, will spend the summer at North
East Harbor, Me.
s; Mrs; Harry Starr. Of Seymour and
fuiasK avenues, has gone to New York
to visit relatievs.
Mr' and Mrs. James o. David. 5Si4 NfeR-
soiia avenue, accompanied by their
TT,Susnters' lug, Miss Dorothy and Miss Emily
eral days. 'P'''' se'-
MISS MISS Charlesanna L. Huston. of 552t
M,syne avenue, has closed her house, and
win the Rev and Mrs. Theron Lee Of
Lambertvllle, are spending several Wal,
In Canada. 'e''
Mr. IT, and Mrs, Oswald Hampton schell
oI so west School lane, accompanied bv
sreir daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
MIS- Alfred Nj. North, of IN West Chel-
zen avenue, will leave on July 16 TO take
Ihe Ideal motor trip through the New
england States They will be gone about
two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Gurley of 257 Harvey,
street, Is spending the month of July
with friends in New London, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dallett. accom-
panied by their son, Brinton Dallett, are
spending several weeks in Ocean CITY
N. j., as the guests of Mrs. X. DaIlett
at her cottage
Mrs. Michael Reilly, of 61OO Baynton
street, has taken apartments in Ocean
City, n j., for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s. Fay have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
occupying their new home at 6239 Ogontz
avenue. Mrs. Fay will be remembered
as Miss Marjorie Bell.
Mrs. Mark Stokes, of Chicago, is the
guest of her brother, Philip o'Reilly,
OF lO2 East Washington lane.
Miss Mary B. Killen, of New York, ia
spending six weeks In Germantown as
the guest of Miss Helen Cross, of Chel-
ten avenue and Lambert street.
Mr.. Arthur w. Hebert, of New Orleans.
La, who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Sullivan, of 59O1 Greene street,
has left for Tampa, Fla, where he will
be the guest of relatives before return
ing home.
Mrs. Philip Maufre, of 119 West Wash
ington avenue, and her son, Philip Maui
fre, Jr.. are the guests of Mrs Thomas
Carroll at her cottage in Ventnor, N. j.
Mrs. Maufre will later be the guest of
Mrs. Charles Henry Voight at her home
in Sea Isle City.
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Falls of Schuylkill

Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Baily, OF Midvale
avenue. are spending July at Atlantic
City.
DR.. z. S. Beary, OF Queen Lane. is
among the number Of shriners on the
trip to Seattle, Wash.
Miss Lottie Holmes, of Queen Lane,
has returned from a visit to Wildwood.
Mrs. Sadie Miller, OF S577 Queen lane,
is spending the summer at Ocean City,
The annual picnic for the poor children
of the Falls OF Schuylkill will be con-
Quoted by the Salvation Army tomorrow.
The picnic will be held at Willow Grove,
and special cars will convey the children
TO the mark.
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Babv Born TO Blanche Bates

A lusty boy baby who by right OF birth
should become famous In the theatrical
world, is here with his mother. The
mother is Mrs George Creel. known to
playgoers throughout the country as
Blanche Bates. The child was born last
Wednesday. Mrs. Creel arrived in Phila-
delphla a week ago to visit her cousin.
Mrs. John c. Mosser, of 42lS Walnut
street, and the stork made an unexpected
visit The boy very healthy youngsteB,
will be named George Bates Cresl. Mrs.
Mosser said today that both mother and
son were doing well.
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AND MRS. DALE B. F1TLER
M .,,srislned house party over the
AZ - a. their cottage in Beach
-. - The guests included Miss Ethel
,,..n ns Miss Jennette Hollinshead and
2. usrold Leinau, her hance.
~ Mary S. Brlnton, of oalwood,
,s,s Ford. Chester County Pa re-
epa1, !, saturday In a Farewell Sur
g party" given by her relatives and
p9 .s n tribute of respect and re-
IT, ,,ron the occasion of the final break
So ,or home ties dating over a period
dN years
!. and Mrs. Edward Wright. of West
@., avenue, Germantown, have had
,s.lr guests for several weeks Mrs
s.s,sr Heap and her daughter, Miss
usap. of Pasadena, Cal. Mrs
s and hersdaughter are now visiting
=. n.y., and Mrs. E. Rittenhouse Miller in
Mount Airy.
h.. Charles Palmer and family, OF
va accompanied by Miss Margaret
49, are in ,the Pocono Mountains for
lhe summer
,,. Maurice Hopkins, of Paris, Is at
-, the gnest of his cousin, Mrs.
'.. ss WAYNE. Jr., of $500 Wayne avenue,
germantown
w,. sara S. Rogers, of Greenwood,
is spending the summer with her
,.,a- Mrs. Hugh H. Abernethy, of Gulf
road
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Frankford
chlnedinst Service. Washington, o. c.

Mrs. William Carroll, of 26O6 Rhawn
street. was hostess at small dinner
party Saturday evening, which was given
In honor OF her guest, Miss May NJ.
Walker, of Atlantic City. There were II
guests, including Miss May Welles. Miss
Frances Kirk, Miss o. Counne Meyer
Miss Ray Lentz, Miss Leona James, Miss
Marion Deeley, Miss Margaret Curran,
Miss Jane Hughes, Miss Rea Hughes,
Miss Pauline Curtz. Miss Helen Mckinley
and Miss Elsie Deakyne. A porch dance
followed during the evening"
Mrs. Leonard OFT and Miss Anna Cole
man, of Holmesburg, will act as hostesses
at the euchre TO be given Wednesday
evening, July IA, at st. Dominic's School
Hall, for the benefit of the school fund.
Miss Florence Bradley Miss Jennie
Bradley and Miss Sarah Bradley will be
in charge of the euchre July 81.
Mr.. James Lawlor Mr.. Joseph Lawlor,
Mr.. Joseph Hughes, Mr.. Joseph Long
and Mr.. Arthur Gallagher, of Holmes
burg, left today for Tullytown, Pa,
where they will go on a fishing trip for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hurst, of Academy
road, will open their country home at
Doylestown July IA. They will have as
their guests for the summer Mrs. Hurst's
nieces, Miss Helen Dutton and Miss
Marion Dutton, of West Virginia.
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Mrs. Astor to Sew for Allies

BAR HARBoR. Me-. July 12.-Mrs. John
Jacob Astor. with nearly all the women
members OF the summer colony here, has
pledged herself 10 sew shirts surgical
bandages and other articles for the Allies
for at least one hour week. At meet
ing of the recently formed Bar Harbor
Relief Committee Saturday afternoon tho
work was outlined along the same lines
as those that prevailed at Aiken last
winter.
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"BEDLoE BEY" IMPROVES
Slight Change in Condition of DR..
Bedloe, Noted U. S. Representative.

Or. Edward Bedloe was in slightly inn
proved condition today, though critically
i'll from heart disease He is at the
Samaritan Hospital.
The veteran of the United States con-
sular service has advanced years against
him. He received his first appointment in
the Centennial year. Since then he has
visited every corner of the world, usually
as a representative of this Government
"Bedloe Bey'' he is called, because OF
honors he received in Egypt. He was one
of the founders of the Glover Club.
Members of the Glover Club stood at
"Bedloe Bey's" bedside today. They said
they believed their old friend would re-
cover, but they we're anxious.
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MASSES FOR ARCHBISHOP
Diocese of Rochester Pays Tribute to
Dead Prelate.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 12-The
Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester this
morning paid its last tribute to Arch
bishop James Edward Quigley, of Chi
cago who died here late Saturday after
noon. While thousands of Rochester
men and women of various creeds and
religious beliefs knelt in St Patrock's
Cathedral. a Solemn Pontifical Mass Of
Requiem was offered up by the Right Rev.
Thomas f, Hickey, Bishop of the diosece
of Rochester, as celebrant.
The mass this morning brought into
Rochester members of the clergy from all
parts of the country and practically every
city in the State was represented at the
services in the cathedral. From 6 until
$3.50 o'clock masses for Archbishop Quig-
ley were celebrated at half-hour intervals
at all three affairs in st. Patriot 3 Cathe-
dral.
The body will continue to lie in state in
the centre aisle of the cathedral until
late this afternoon, when it will be taken
to the New York Central station and
placed aboard a train for Chicago.
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Suffrage Events Today

Noon-Open-alr meatins AZ the Baldwin
locomotive Works, 18th and Hamilton alreata-
Employees addressed Speaker, bliss Bertha
$50 .. m.-Open-aiF meeting az 2sd street
and Columbia avenua- Speaker Aisa Bertha
$40 p m.-MsmbaTs Of the soeiety's branch
In Germantown make honse-to-hopfe canvass
and solicit support % the annEage Gauss
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
san D. m-Open.aH meetlag al so and
FsuphIn slreets speakers Miss Eatelle tsla-
81. Dr IL n H. Moore. Miss sarAh Fa4heF
leas6 u m.-iIsn61T5 q the party'a bEsnah
IA Germantown make hoasa-le= haeAs sAAfaA=
- salleit support q 90 44a4aAs s@@e-
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Helen
Holingshead, of Ashbourne, are on va
cation tour. They will visit Saratoga
Springs, Lake George, Fort William
Henry. Lake Placid and the Thousand
Islands.
Miss Alice Belts, of Washington, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Morgan for the last fortnight, will
leave tomorrow morning for New York.
where she Will remain with her cousin,
Miss Evelyn Solly, until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Kuhn, of
Summit avenue, Wyncote, will close their
country home Wednesday, July IA, and
open their seashoTe home at Ventnor
where they will remain during July and
the early part of August.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Olton. of Cliveden
avenue, Glenside will spend the early
part of July at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fleisher, of Spring
avenue, Ellsins Park, are spending the
summer camping in the Maine woods.
Mrs. James Worrell, of Summit avenue
Wyncote, will open her home at Bar
Harbor, Me-, July II. She will have az
her guests for the summer Miss Grace
WoTrell and Mrs. Thomas Fuller, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Perry and family
are spending the summer at Ocean View
House, Rye Beach, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Brecht, or Mill
road. Ashbourne, have left for the Pan
anna Canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walton, of Mil
road, Ashbourne accompanied by their
two sons. Harold Walton, Jr., and Henry
H. Walton, will leave tomorrow for Call
fornia, where they will be the guests of
Mrs. Walton's sister, Mrs. John Dunn, of
Los Angeles Mrs. Dunn was formerly
Miss Mae Kirkwood. of Jenkintown.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilbur H. Zimmerman and
their son, of Duncannon avenue, Logan.
will leave shortly for Ocean City, where
they will remain until autumn.
Miss Marguerite Grinier, of 252 West
Wyoming avenue, will entertain several
friends tomorrow evening at her home
Her guests will include Miss Eleanor
Farnum. Miss Mary Downing, Miss Helen
Coyne, Miss Mary Byrne Miss Anna
Burns, Miss Bessie Quinn, Miss Martina
Kent Mr.. Edward Finn, Mr.. Thomas
Coyns Mr.. John Quinn. Mr.. John Nc
Cam. Mr. Jack Braumbaugh Mr.. Jo-
seph Grimes. Mr.. Thomas Kamb and Mr..
Gerald Collins.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Mr. Benjamin B. Rlchfeld, of 250 South
10th street, left Saturday for New York,
where he will spend two weeks with his
family at their summer home at Far
Rockaway.
Mr.. Russell r. Gerber, of 100 South 10Th
street, has returned after weekend trip
to Rehoboth Beach, Del, where he was
the guest OF Captain f. G. Vogel, of the
United States coast guards.
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Mr.. Lester Steppacher also of this city.
Miss Jennie Rodell, Of North 18th street,
gave small luncheon In honor of Miss
Jean Wood, of Reading, on Saturday at
the Country Club.
The North Philadelphia Business Mems
Association will hold their monthly meet
ing tonight in Robinson's Hall. German
town avenue and Juniata street. 1t Is
expected that the date for breaking
ground for the new branch of the Free
Library at Wayne and Hunting Park
avenues, will be decided upon and ar
rangements made for program for the
ceremony. On July 20 the association
will take it's annual excursion to At
lantio City.
Miss Esther Beers. Of 1904 North 22d
street, has gone to Ocean City to remain
through the summer. On August l the
will be Joined by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Beers.
Messrs Edwin, Alfred, Joseph and
Frank Simons and their sister, Miss Anna
Simons, of 2422 North Broad street, are
occupying their cottage on Pacific avenue,
Atlantic City.
DR.. Edward G. Drew and his family. OF
1898 West Lehigh avenue, have returned
from an automobile trip to the Delaware
Water Gap and the vicinity.
An automobile party to the Lehlgh Gap,
in the Blue Mountains, returning by way
of Slatington and Allentown last week
included Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart S. Graves,
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer r. Graves, David
A, Graves, Miss Carrie Smeader, Miss
Eleanor A Graves, Mr.. Harry c. Brad
ford and Miss Ida NJ. Loomis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar D. Loeb and Miss
Mathilde Fl. Loeb, of 2124 Spring Garden
street. are at the Summit Springs Hotel
Poland, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bernstein, Of 2O2o
North S2d street. have gone to the Pa
cifc coast and will return late in Au-
gust by way OF Canada.
Mrs. F. Goldberg. of 1916 North 9Th
street, has gone to Atlantic City for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Boyer and family, of
2OS2 East Cumberland street. are spend
ing the summer at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Meltzer and family,
of 1886 North Franklin street, will spend
the summer at Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel p. Kneass, of 225s North 18th
street; Miss Jane Curran, of 6s02 Lawnton
avenue, Oak Lane; Miss Minnie Craig,
of Merchantville; Miss Regina d. Lentz,
Miss Constance A. Glosking, Mrs. H. Will
lam Billetter and Mrs George N. Nichol-
son will motor to Willow Grove tomor-
row, where they will spend the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meyers, 4S3 North
18th street, entertained last evening IN
honor of Mrs. Meyers birthday anniVer-
sary.
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Lansdowne

Mrs Mary Walls, OF Providence road.
will spend the summer IN Chelsea.
Miss Mary Kenny and Miss Anna KEN
ny, Of the Villa Apartments, motored to
Chelsea today as the guests of Miss Mary
Mcdonnell, also Of the villa Apartments.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
OF Miss Marian E. Evans, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, John N. Evans, OF Garrettford,
to Mr.. Joseph Hallas, Jr., of Darby, on
Wednesday, June 90. After an extended
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hallas will
bs at homo September J. at 81 Cherry
street. Sharon HILL
Miss Eleanor Conway and Miss Flor
ence Conway, of South Landsdowne ave-
nue., who have been spending the last
two weeks at Vinemont, win return home
tomorrow