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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

In the picture two developments of
this new garment are shown, n with
lace sleeves and lace trimmings and
the other made with small hand-run
tucks at the front, a narrow handmade
edging about the bottom and top and
finishing the arm's-eye. Any needle
woman can make this chemise and it
is a very simple matter to launder it.
1t is cool for summer wear, for it dis
penses with at least one piece of I'M
derwear.
JULIA EN
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

or chiffon is stretched from the edge
of the brim to the crown, and in the
space so covered flowers are laid.
rather fatty. around the brim The
color effects so gained are charming.
For instance, a faded violet wolfe is
stretched from the edge of the curled
brim of a peacock-blue straw hat, and
the flowers under the wolfe are in var
ious shades of rose and yellow. The
color effect resulting is really charm
ing.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
To Wash comforters-

Make a nice warm soapsuds in bath
tub. Put comforter in. Take scrub
bling brush and scrub soiled ends, u.s.
ing dashboard TO scrub on. After
soaking and stamping, let water off
and drain, then fill the tub with clean
water and rinse, Let the water off and
drain. Don't try to wiring. Put on
line; when almost dry beat with car
pet beater. 1t will be as light and
fluffy as new and no muss to clean up.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
Cahbaue S1aw.

Take a head of cabbage and slice
very thin. Wash and put in kettle
with just water enough to cover. Sim.
mer slowly until tender, then drain
and add enough milk to cover and
some salt and pepper to taste. If you
have some gravy from a roast, add.
but if not, add a good-sized piece of
butter. Serve very hot.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
Soft custard.

Two cups milk, one-quarter tea
%spoonfuls salt, ~one-quarter cupful SUI
gar, two rounded tablespoonfuls corn
starch, two egg yolks; scald milk and
sugar in double boiler; mix beaten
egg yolks, cornstarch, salt and a little
cold milk; add to other mixture; re-
move from stove when thickened.
Serve cold.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
Electricity Used with Giant Blasts.

Electricity is now generally en-
ployed in blasting operations in mines
and misfires or failures to explode are
not frequent occurrences. Expert
ments have proved that a much great
err explosive effect is produced by cleo
trio blasting than by the other method.
The explanation is that the whole
charge is ignited at once. For cleo
trio blasting there Is required an ex-
ploder. a firing cable. a detcnator and
wires and explosive charge in the bore
hole
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
SILK Fruit.

Silk fruit in pale %colors, silk fruit
in intense colors, or, for that matter,
silk fruit in any color will continue to
be a most popular trimming this
spring. Purchased at a shop the
prices are prohibitive for many girls,
but made at home the cost is proper
t~ionately nothing. Circles of silk or
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
HUNGARIAN Salad.

One pint cold boiled potatoes sliced
very thin, mi small onion, grated. two
cold boiled beets, diced. i've sardlnes,
boned and mashed, n tablespoonful
minced cold cooked ham, one small
green pepper thinly shredded. sprin-
kle with salt. add one-half cupful
French dressing. Chill
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

you achieve by so doing will be weird
In the extreme. artiicialness being
its predominant note.
In such a case light brown water
cosmetique, well diluted and care
fully applied. gives the very best re-
suits. for it imparts to the brows and
lashes a rudy brown tint which has
at least the appearance OF being nat.
ural. which coalblack brows with red
hair are decidedly not.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

Reminiscent of crinoline days, is
this quaint frock of chiffon in q con-
bination of bisque and belgian blue.
The corsage is traced in an embroid-
cry motif. The sleeves are of the
new tube type, gathered into a puff at
wrist. The hat is a picturesque shep-
herdess of leghorn, covered with blue
soldat chiffon, embroidered in con-
trasting shades. The streamers fas-
ten under the chin.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
Onion on Toast.

Take half of "a large sweet onion.
slice very thin. put in frying pan with
butter, season with salt and pepper.
Cover and let stew slowly for ten or
fifteen minutes, then remove cover
and let brown. Thicker with flour
and milk as for meat gravy. Pour
over hot slices of toasted bread.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
coIored RIouses.

Colored handkerchief linen bIouses
are shown again this year. You re.
member last year they were intro
duced for country wear. They are
still on tailored linens, frequently
with pockets. They have long sleeves
and sometimes the fronts are seal
loped.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
varIed Walst LInes.

There is a waist line to suit every
type-the empire for the slight, youth.
full figure, the natural waist line for
the conservatives and straight ones
for the stout figure.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
Hand Embroidery.

Hand embroidery plays a prominent
part in the trimming of thin frocks.
There are many lovely frocks Of net
almost covered with embroidery.
Blouses of sheer fabrics. too, show
much embroidery.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

II resolutions could not be broken
few would be made.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

The man who has no imagination
never falls in love.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
Red Hair and LIaht Eyebrows.

A word of warning to the red-haired
woman with light brows and lashes.
Don't make them black; the effect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-29

FOR RFNT-Boum. s5xSO. facing
niiet n business section. suitable for
plumbing or tim shop. or storage
hrat and wnter included. Apply this
pffiee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-29

Livery and snddls nars~s iumri-
b. 80 HarW
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-29

AXI SEItNICF-DNNA AND NIGHT
FARE. rs CENTS
TANn -- GRAUNM'S. PHONE Il.
EMIL GRIEGO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-29
Henry hauIS baggage and
other things. Phone 939.

Tamales made 40 order. Free de
livery Phone iO0 spanish Kitchen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-29

Come IN The nrl.cy shoot NJ The
shooting gallery in old albuquerque.
Shoot every day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-29

IUDAN INI1-AU NufIUuuI UI--
cum 60. 100 cake ANA Cruci,-. 20
3 FOR IIp
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PHONE %
25-CENr TAM AND AUTO
Day and Night
4. b. RAOA
n. NJ WILLIAMS

Dentist
Rooms and 3, Whiting Building
Corner Second ana Gold
Phone Ne 6RA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
ROXbOrOugh

The Woman Suffrage party of the 2ist
Ward gave a very attractive garden party
last night at the home Of Mrs. William
]. Beatty, 43E Manayunk avenue. The
porch and grounds were decorated with
yellow. the suffrage color, and lighted
with japanese lanterns of yellow hues
The program included addresses by such
entertaining speakers as Mrs Frank Miles
Day and Mrs, j. Hopgood. There was
picturesque tent where fortunes were told
by an expert palmist. and booths for the
sale of ice cream, confectionery and suf-
frage literature, Among those taking part
were DR.. Emma X. Cooper chairman;
Miss Blanche Heidinger. vice chairman;
Mrs. Charles p. Martyr, secretary; Mrs.
Albert c. Rommel treasurer; the hostess,
Mrs. Beatty; Mrs. William II. HOedt, Miss
Anna Bramble, Miss Frances Snyder, Miss
RAY Boocock. Miss Jessie Keely, Mrs
Alfred T. Hinman, DR.. Alma Hinman
Miss Warrington, Miss Donnelly, Miss
Anna Graves, Mrs. A. r. White Mrs.
Albert Frank, Mrs. Ellwood l. Beatty.
Mrs. Charles b. Bennett and her daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet Bennett, of 43f7 Mana
yunk avenue are occupying a cottage at
sth street and Centra avenue, Ocean City,
where they will remain until the middle
OF September.
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BELLHoPs PRo-GERMAN
They Find That Ally Partisans Are
Not as Generous With Tips.

The generosity OF travellers from Euro
pean nations on the side of the Allies was
scored today by a bellboy at one OF the
leading hotels,
Tips have been falling on for the last
three years" said the hustler OF grips,
"and this season is the worst OF all. The
English and Italians come across In a
small way, but the French don't know
what a tip is. Germans hand It out easy,
but the Allies-nothlng doing. There 8
not a chance In the world, though, OF
separating a European Ambassador, no
matter who he is. from a good-slzed tip.
A Jap is usually good pickins,'
Here the lad OF brass buttons broke on
into a dreamy reverie OF palmy convention
days when Japanese diplomats caused IS
bills TO fiutter about like autumn leaves.
Take II from me, though" he con-
cluded, the Americans are the best tippers
I'm the world, especially New Workers.,
PlttsburgheTs and Westerners. South
erners don't loosen up so well. But the
days OF big tips are fading away. /
know"
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Hotel Arrivals

WSfR9E tape Hag HHSG % F?'GP %P nP5 Pa MIs
9. c. Westcott, Brldgeton, N. ].
CoNTINENTAL,-E. S. Gross, Harrisburg,
RAJ .. s BEoss, Harrisburg, Pa; r NJ
DnoNER,s-7,E. A, Hanson, Jersey City, y, ,J.i
Mount Carmel Pa,
NEW BINGHAM M A. Meyers Newark.
n. j., Mr.. and Mrs E. Il. Moore. Harris
burg. Pa: Dr. and Mrs. George Scott, Allan
tic city, N j.
HANoVER-A. W. LeIdy. Easton. Pa: j. A.
Thompson; Monuose' Pa; Ralph Mcclure,
wINDsoR-R NJ. Simmons, PhoenIxvlle.
pa NJ. v; s,epp, Allentown. Pa; c. Kerker,
VENDIG-B. s. Brown. Altoona. Pa: Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs, G. s. Bacon, Toms River n j.
APELPHIA-J:, W. Simpson, Gray's Landing.
Bullock, Downingtown. Pa.
81; JAMES, F, Flynn, Harrisburg, Pa; ].
Smith Easton. Pa.
Proyidenee, r. Il, A. Mitchell Winston
Salem, n. c.; Il. II, Aiker, Winston Salem.
BELLEVUE E-sTRATFoRD-John Blair. Pitts
ID Wood, Pittsburgh Pa H. q. Ehiers,
H@rris9gurg Pa, K. pees, Harrisburg, Pa. (;
John Stewart, Chambersburg, Pa; A. L.
Gram, Akron. o.; ". i. .Bedwell, Salem. n
Mr. and Ainnn Mrs G. ~ C. Kelsey, Jersey city
WALToN-C. II. Duncan, Chicago, m II. W.
St9rss Hamilton n " W, Thompson
sTENToN--C, /, Eskleman, Canton, o.; VIII
liam c. Taylor, SelersYille Pa; William
Pearce. Titusytlle. Pa,
COLONNADE-Mrs W. ScaTlett Harrisburg
"a. " G. Went, GTeenport,, y. ". Mr.. and
RI1TENHOusE-M and Mrs. william II
Heston. Atlanta, Ca; David II. Kahn, Park
ersburg, Pa j. Jordan, Chicago, Ill,
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Along the Reading

Mr.. Ward Wheeock, of Wynoote, who
has been spending his summer vacation
at Seaside Park, n. j., with his family at
their cottage, will leave this week with
a party of friends and cruise to Portland,
Me-. where he viii visit for several
weeks
Miss Agnes r. Daley, Of Harrison ave-
nue.. Ogontz. is spending several weeks
at Chester Inn, Atlantic City.
Miss Reba Bockius Of Woodland ave-
nue.. Abingdon has as her guests Miss
Rose Riley, OF New York, and Miss Edith
Bockius.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harris Benner, OF
Mill road accompanied by their two
children, Miss Ruth Benner and Mr..
Harold ID. Benner, will leave today for
RYE Beach ~ H., where they will be
the guests OF Mrs. Benner's sister, Mrs
Afford j. Roselle, at the Ocean View
House. Mrs, Roselle was formerly Miss
Katherine M. Morris. of Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs George Emory Daniels
have closed their home at Rydal and are
occupying their Cape May cottage for
the remainder OF the season.
Mrs Anna MacCardle and her daughter
Miss Helen MacCardle, OF Logan, nave
gone to Cape May, where they VIII stay
al the Colonial for an indefinite time
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SUMMER RESORTS ADD THEIR 0UOT1
OF GAIETY no SOCIAL WHYRE
Cape Mog Atlantic Cv Bal Head and Numerous ttsg Va1s
Places Prove Popular to Mann
Social Activities

nei Carpenter Mrs r. G. Norris. Mra N
~, Netterlein, Miss Louise Grey tfiss at
pple Worth, Miss Alva eeff4enf Mstr
EVELYN Smith Miss vaientine Nifebalf
MISS Nancy Cook. Mr. George Pepf s.
Nr. Ossood Welsh, Mr. Aplin sharks Mf
Shtnanlel Davis, Mr. Herbert Casey ar.
n,aas nsenlamin Bullock. "a. and Mr Samuel
Mrs. II 9 Battle. Of Germantown. r..
Iived IN Cape May for a few anvs and a
staying at Starr vfiia.
The usual afternoon tea marty :, ~.
goif Club was particularly wen ATTENDED
Sunoay' Mrs. Walter Cox presided ~
.ne yea table and the ladies' present In.
Blspham. Mrs, n walter s,srr Mis-
, Marie Starr. Miss Eleanor Blsphan, No
n. y. Patton. Mrs. W. p Scott Nfre 4
r. L. Harding s'u Hlfs'
UT aud Mrs. Carroll Downs. Of over.
orook, motored to Cape May. where thev
spent the weekend at the Colonial Hotel
Ihe strong breeze and good harbof
adaed JOY to a delightful sailing narfv
monday afternoon which coneleted ~
MISS Dorothy Frick. Of Baltimore. Mise
Sstnarine am. Caesard Miss Nina wyile. Miss
hath Wilson, Parker MoComas, Nath.
anIsi S Dhvis, Apiin Sparks, William Chunn
Mrs J. Zane and Miss NJ. sharps. both
vi Spesthut Hill are guests az the Colo
nial Hotel for a few days
BAY HEAD, July a.-one Of the most
crowded and successful dances Of the
year was held at the Bluffs last satur-
day evening. Many OF the Younger ~
VINO are cruising along the North Jeraev
coast made point Of being In Bay Head
for the dance.
On account OF the hot weather the
cool breezes OF the shore attracted many
from Philadelphia and New York. Among
those seen at the dance were Aflsa
Katherine MeDonough. OF 2l27 Pine street,
VINO Is spending several DAYS as the
guest of frlends; Mr.. and Mrs. sIrnonIn.
OF Germantown; Miss Adele Elliot, Miss
Margaret Yardley, Miss Mary BOYD. Mr.
and Mrs Donaldson, Miss Lila T. Fisher.
Miss Lille Roland. Miss Emily r. Fox.
Mrs. Young. Mr. Frederick Gardner, Mr..
Joseph NJ. Patterson, Jr., MIR. Leaning
Smith. Mr.. Logan Howard Smith, Mr.
Lewis Roland, Mr. wearner Getz. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Bishop. Mr.. and Mira
Arthur Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs j. Ross
Filling, Mr. George Huriburt and Mr..
Sheldon Potter
AVALON, N. j., July 2f.-The Rev r.
j. Brown, canon OF Christs Cathedral. 81
Louis. and Mrs. Brown are visiting tho
latter's parents, the Consul General Of
Great Britain and Mrs. wilfred Powell.
at Avalon. N. J.
At their summer home. Ashantee. Ava
Ion. N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick James
Price. OF 5l2 South 41st street, have as q
guest for the remainder OF the summer
Mrs. Anthony Schiegl, Of Los Angeles.
Senator and Mrs. A. f. Daix, Jr, arc
entertaining at their seaside cottage, Ava
Ion, n j.. party OF young ladies, IN
cluding Miss Ruth King, Miss Josephine
LAWN. Miss Katherine Johnstone and Miss
Evelyn Innes. Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Eleanor Innes, of PrimoB.
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Bala-Cynwyd

and Mrs. Martin p. Glynn and Miss
M Glynn. Of Edgehill road, Bala'
tsYe Friday for Chelsea, where they
'9snd the next six weeks at the
Chelsea.
- y. A. Hartley. OF Bala, has lust
from a months stay in New
william Holt and Mr. Joseph Holt
aeydi spent the weekend at their
Ar John F. Holt's Beach Haven
asd Mrs. r, NJ. Shoemaker, Jr., OF
Who spent the early summer at
ae9a N. j., left Monday for a visit
- May; later they will return to
s4d Mrs, II. f. Morris. Jr.. have
taelr home on City avenue, Bala.
occupying their cottage at Chel-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
Chestnut Hill

Mrs. Thomas Potter of Montgomery
avenue, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Wilson, will leave tomorrow for Magno-
liza, Mass, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Boulton Earnshaw will return in
several days from Atlantic City, where
she has been visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Bright, OF 1929
Germantown avenue. will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Cape May
n. ].
DR. and Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston. of
Chestnut avenue. have gone to Rockland,
Me-, for an extended trip.
Mrs. Daniel Haddock Farr, OF To-
wanda street, will spend the next six
weeks at Northeast Harbor. Me.
The Rev. and Mrs. Arnold II. Hord
and family. OF Mount Airy, have arrived
at Saranac Inn for the coming weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Lea. OF East
Graver's lane. are at Mount Washington,
Breton Woods, for the month of July.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon-Opeu-alr meeting al the Harrison
Chemical Works. 25th street and uray's Ferry
road. Employees addressed BY Miss bertha
SapoYits. -
$3.50 p. m.-open-air meeting AZ 62d street
and Chester avenue. Speaker, Miss Bertha
Sapoyits,
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
1880 D. m.-Meeting az the Hayes Mills
Main street near sohurz lane, hanayunk.
Sneakers not announced.
$3.50 p. m.-Open-Rlr meeting u Germantown
and Erie avenues, Speakers, MISS Mef eFlaha
and Miss Sarah Fisher,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton G. Dixon are be-
ing entertained at Chalet Place. New
port, r. l. Mrs. Dixon takes an active
interest in the social affairs at Moylan.
An extensive motor tour OF the New
England States was greatly enjoyed by
MT and Mrs. J. b. Griseom. OF Upland
who recently returned to their home.
At the annual meeting of the Lady
Foresters of Clifton Heights the fol-
lowing women were elected 70 serve for
the coming year: Commander, Miss Jen-
ME Douge; sub-commander Mrs. Ellen
O'Reilley: right guard. Mrs sehultesi
left guard, Miss Mary McMenamin; !;
outer guard. Mrs William Morrow; in
side guard, Miss Katherine MeFadden;
trustees-one year-Alrs. John A. Nc
Girney; two years-Airs. Frank Manley;
three-year tern-AIiss Agnes Douge.
Mr. and Mrs. James Plummer Of up-
land are being congratulated on the birth
of Z daughter oH july l8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

tNp MRS. HARRISON I. NOR
10 Of Old York road, have left
\, their summer home. "Marbella, J"
nmestowh. x. |.
..ro,hal is announced OF Miss
rs enes Mackissy, daughter of Mr.
Miehael Mackissy, to Mr. May
Manor smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, Of Germantown. No
VI. been set for the wedding.
p,gbt Rev. Philip Mercer Rhine
snd Mrs. Rhlnelander are spending
l.,Sbt as the guests of the Rev.
Gray, of New York, at his cot
N At silver Bay Lake George
a. Of Miss Edith Pleasonton, OF
stsr Park, and Miss Abby Austin
n, cIty. will be glad to hear OF their
VA recovery from their recent ILL
and that they are recuperating at
respective homes
and Mrs. p. f. Rothermel. Jr.. who
chelsea for the summer, are en-
lor Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Il.
~ now of New York. but formerly
aadelphia. -
!. and Mrs William Paul O'Neill, Of
..s,fres, are receiving congratulations
M birth of son July IS. Mr.. and
o'Nelll are spending the summer
nnestown, r. l.
-, ,,.....o Il r,,,iar ,,a ~,
n Elkins Park, left last week for
"A Harbor, Me-, where they will spend
SUMMER.
4. REV. Elliston j. Perot and Mrs.
n viii leave this month for trip to
A. rxposltion. They will be accom-
L,Dd by their niece, Miss Mary f.
|trr
4, and Mrs, John worrell Pepper, Of
En- Acres" Jenkintown, have gone to
..boro, Me-, to remain until the mid
< Il September.
Z, Joseph I. Rowan, of 1928 Spruce
I'M. and Mr. Thomas Il, Moler left
6sriay for an extended trip through
= Great Lakes, Montreal and Quebec.
~ Ignatlus F. Daily, of 800 South
= sifeet, entertained number of small
'lsfen on Monday in honor of the birth
x anniversary of her son, David Junker
ag
ra christopher Fallon, who spent the
4 year at Annapolis, Md, is at Nor
IN Pa, for the summer.
NJ and Mrs. James Wesley Runyan
Il entertain a house party over the
lek-end,ln honor of their daughter, Miss
'raret Frances Runyan, at their sum
!, home, Elmar Place, Longport.
NJ and Mrs. Edward T. Clinton, of
South 22d street, are occupying their
stsge in Ocean City, where they will
Hd the summer.
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Along the Main Line

4 |NARBERTH.--Mr and Mrs. Edward c..
f,eoby. OF Iona avenue, win leave early
September for Cape May, N, j., to re-
ain until carly fall.
Miss Edith Austin Cara has returned
nm Camp Pine Cove, in Maine. MISS
larry Cara will leave the last of this
Month for a several weeks visit to Du-
,ois. Pa,
VI, and Mrs. Lewis D. Hess, of Dudley
Usaas expect to spend August at Cape
,ssI, J.
ARDHoRE.-Mr. and Mrs, f. Clark
nafaa Jr,, of Roberts and Wistar roads,
yl lave the middle of August for
be. weeks visit with Mr.. Durant's
asaH at their camp on Lake Forted, in
Z. Airondacks.
s gK James Crosby Brown. of Mill
asst road. is spending part of the sum-
y Al Saratoga Springs, n. Y
4 and Mrs. James r. Mcclure, of
Bars road, are at Bay Head, n. j.,
wing Mrs. McClure's mother Mrs, S.
ssIden, of Baltimore.
/ II Joseph Daily, who is staying with
sster, Mrs. II. Harold McQuale, of
aln0re. for the summer, spent the week.
slth his father, Mr. John /. Daily,
Give May.
y and Mrs. Fred Spaldlng, Miss Eliza
spalding and Mr.. Ralph Spalding, of
smpson road, will spend the remainder
ae sumner camping in Maine.
p and Mrs. FitzwiIliam Sargent, of
Church road. have returned from
fsfiord, where they have been the
SIS Of Mrs. Winthrop Sargent, Jr.,
* July 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent spent
at Black Rock, Mass
. HAfNE,-Mrs. Anthony J. d. Peter
has closed her house on Bellevue
quo and has gone TO Stone Harbor for
balance OF the summer.
aAYERFoRD-Mrs J. L. Clarke, Mrs.
ah Creager and Miss Beatrice
aEer, OF Montgomery avenue, spent
weekend at Seaside Park.
and Mrs. Harry c. Thayer, OF
'alwood, are spending part of the sum
10 California, Mrs, Thayer will re-
until late in August. Mr., Thayer
4inlng the last OF this month.
'ApNoR-Siiss Elizabeth B. Montgom-
pending two weeks with friends at
auof
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21
What's Doing Tonight

,Eelrmount Park Band. Belmont Mansion;
o'clock. Free.
Municipal Band, sanser Park, ssd ana Reed
streets o'clock Free,
O'Clock Frae
Annual outing Total Abstinence Union. wii-
low Grove Park
Logan Improvement League. Broad street and
Windrim avenue: O'Clock.
Keystone Party County Committee, 1920
Chestnut street; o'clock.
GEORGES nm Improvement Association,
moonlight river excursion on steamer Queen
Ammo. Arch atreet wharf a.lb eloek
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Germantown

Hary MullineuX. OF West Walnut
9mpanied by Miss Mary C. Pea
iofresdale, are AZ the Northheld
se Tor several weeks.
g Ars. FFanklln Baker, Of Wayne
ta HortteF street. are guests at
Y Monmouth. Spring Lake. for
eamphell Harris. OF West School
s mas Joined the summer coll
etanae Lake, n. Y.
arrivals at Kineo, Me, are AIr.
kinley and Miss Dorothy
n west schoolhouse lane.
ana AIRS. 3. L. Newkirk. Of
ie leit yesterday Tor a trip to
ee fiiase. y. r.
As aefmsntoWn residents who
aatel aiaaatene. IA Chelsea.
let pay sliuman. Hiss y.
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