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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Along the Main Line

tfrRIoN. Deborah Seal is spend
"a the balance of the summer at Pocono
|anor Inn.
Miss Agnes Repplier is spending several
|seks in Atlantic City before returning
4 her home on Beacon lane.
.fAvERFORD.-Mr.W William NJ. Griscom
4d his daughters, Mrs. John NJ. Briscoe
Ia Miss Grace Millicent Griscom. Of
pntgomery avenue, have gone to Allan
i City for stay of two weeks.
Mrs sharswood Brinton, of the Haver-
IRA Court. has returned from Hot
brings Va. where she spent July and
Rgust
tBRYN MAWR.-Miss Florence Aber-
thy Of Gulf road, is spending the week.
q At Landenburg, Pa, where she is
kltIng Miss Helen G. Fudge.
firs Joseph H. Morris, of 2s South
|kron avenue, has returned from a
paths stay at Wildwood, N. ].
ir and Mrs. Marshall Stretch and Mas
Il Rushton Stretch. of 1908 Cobb's Creek
#uevard. Philadelphia. who have been
ending two weeks at Atlantic City, are
Fppng at Edgewood Inn for a week be-
y returning to their home.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. James A. Short, of 1l1s Ritner
street, was In Atlantic City last week
where he remained a short time.
Miss Veronica r. Egan, OF 1880 South
18th street. and Miss Marie Richard. of
in Wildwood
Miss Helen MacGranaghan, accompanied
by Miss Margaret McDevitt and Miss
Margaret Mclaughlin, has returned from
a two weeks stay at Atlantic City. Miss
MaGHranaghan will spend the weekend
In wildwood.
Miss Emma B. Morell, of 1742 South
10Th street, left last evening for a trip
10 the Delaware Water Gap where she
Will remain over Labor Day
The first fall meeting OF the Doraan
society took place on Monday evening,
august 80, at the rooms of the Jewish
Consumptive Institute, at 4O6 Wharton
street. The greatest activity is being
displayed by the members in preparation
Ior the annual play and dance, which
VIII take place on Thanksgiving night
November rs, at New MercantiIe Hail
Broad and Master streets The proceeds
VIII De used to increase the hosnitaI
Iund OF the Jewish Consumptive Insti-
tute There will be a departure in the
play thls year, In that 1t will be pre-
sented by professionals instead of ANA
teur performers.
Miss Helen Foster, Miss Catherine Mo-
ran ana Miss Gertrude Moran will re-
main In Atlantic City until September *
when they will take a trip up the Hud,
son and Will return about September p.
Miss Mary O'Brien. of ee4 Wayerly
street, mas returned to her home after a
five weeks stay at Atlantic CITY.
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Mr.. Albert Justice Shartle, who has
been spending the summer at Betterton,
Nd, will return 20 his home, 1ilt South
Nth street, on Tuesday, September Z.
Mrs S. p. Mullin. of 5eOs westn,nst.r
avenue, has returned from a few weeks
visit at Hainesport, N. j., where she was
tho guest of Mr.. James Callahan and
family.
Mrs. James F. Rodgers, of 1909 South
Sith street, left yesterday morning on a
motor trip to Atlantic City, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alberts, of New
YORK. and Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Muir
phy, OF Jenklntown. They will stay over
Labor Day.
Mr.. A. Quentin Coles, OF Avon-by the
Sea, announces the betrothal OF his sis
ter, Miss Rena Elizabeth Quentin Coles.
or S15 Powelton avenue, to Mr.. William
Henry Dean, OF Dante. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ambruster. of 4s4s
CEDAR Avenue, are at their cottage in
wildwood, N. j., and will return home
ABOUT the middle of September.
Mrs. Howard F. Park and Miss Helen
fark' who spend August at Eagles Mere
street.
Mr.. William j. Jamison will leave today
Tor Atlantic City, to remain until the
middle OF September.
Miss Elizabeth Sampson, of 69th street
and Walton avenue, is visiting friends
In Chelsea.
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ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 4.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 4.
THE Boardwalk girl has adopted new
i method for keeping up to the minute.
She now wears her watch on the left
side of her tall Russian boots. Whether
she finds 1t just as timely" to wear her
watch on her ankle as on her wrist is
a question. However, the new fad has
novelty to recommend 1t. and that is
about all a fad needs. Boot watches will
probably not be very generally worn.
Mrs. Alfred II. Johnson gave a luncheon
and bridge at the Atlantic City Yacht
Club in honor OF Miss Phyllis Burkard,
whose engagement to Mr.. Enoch Johnson
was recently announced. The guests
were Mrs Smith e. Johnson. Mrs. Will
lam Burkard. Mrs. Bertram Whitman,
Mrs. Arthur Wright. Mrs. Savery Brad
ley, Mrs. J. ]. Nichols. Miss Jane Parker,
Mrs. william Faunce. Miss Porter. Mrs.
William Hodgman. Mrs. vanneman. Mrs.
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PENNEL-STANTON

most attractive fall wedding will take
place at o'clock this afternoon when
Miss Ellen Davis Stanton, daughter of Mr..
William Stanton, of Germantown, will
become the bride Of Mr.. Howard PEN
mel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard PEN
mel, of Lansdowne. The marriage will
take place in the Friends meeting house
In Lansdowne. A reception will follow the
ceremony at the home of Mr.. John Jack
son. on Clover avenue, which Mr.. Stanton
has been occupying for several weeks.
The bride who will be given in marriage
by her father will be attended by Miss
Edna Stanley, as maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Edith Wildman,
of Thelma avenue, Miss Phoebe Perry, of
Westly, r. l., Miss Edith Cohe, of Wood
bury, n. j.. and Miss Elizabeth Pennel.
of Lansdowne. Mr.. Pennel will be at
tended by Mr.. Leslie Pennel as best man
and the ushers. Mr. William Stanton. of
Germantown, Mr.. Kennett Karcher, Mr..
Earnest Nicholson, OF Woodbury., n. J.,
and Mr. Phillip Furnas. of Richmond,
Md. After a months trip Mr. and Mrs.
Pennel will reside in Germantown.
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Northeast Philadelphia

Miss Kathryn LOTUS and her sister
Miss Vera LOTUS, Of 2205 East Hunting
don street after autoing 10 and from
Trenton, left for the shore, where they
VIII remain until after Labor Day. Mrs.
Mary LOTUS recently returned home
from an extended stay with friends In
Reading. Pa.
Miss Gertrude zeh, OF ia East Hunting
don street is now in Reading, where she
viii remain with relatives for several
weeks.
An elaborate block party and carnival
Will be held from September 10 10 IS. un-
der the auspices OF the East Montgomery
Avenue NJ e. Church IN the vicinity Of
the building. The AFFAIR is sponsored
BY the Rev. $. X. Mcconnell There will
be several voting contests for the most
popular business man. high school giri
and high school boy In the northeastern
section. All sorts Of games and amuse-
ments Will be on the large program. A
splendid athletic schedule has been ar
ranged. Handsome prizes will be award
ed in all the events. The committee in
charge OF the sports ie made up Of Mr..
George Thomas and Mr. Thomas Me-
Clurken.
A group OF young Kensingtonians en-
Joyed motortruck party last Sunday
to the Valley Forge section. Those on
the trip were Miss Barbara Kuhn, Miss
Elizabeth White, Miss Kathryn Dwyer.
Miss Margaret Murray, Miss Bertha
Kuhn, Miss Anna Reed, Miss Margaret
Kieffer Mr.. Robert Murray, Mr.. Joseph
LOTUS, Mr.. William Ring, Mr.. Andrew
McVey and Mr.. Joseph Greenwood The
party left from Clearfield and Rorer
streets.
A camping party to Norristown over
the coming weekend will be given by
the Court Collingwood, No. s., Foresters
OF America, when those attending will be
Mr.. Samuel Keighley. Mr.. Harry Leach,
Mr.. Edward Reilly. Mr.. Alfred Leach, Mr..
John Mortimer, Mr.. Joseph Jackson. Mr..
Arthur Watson, Mr.. T. Cooper and Mr..
John Hartley. On Sunday they will en-
tertain their wives and girl friends for
the day.
Or. and Mrs. Enders and family have
returned to their home. 23l7 East Cum
berland street, from a stay at Wildwood,
N. J.
The Misses Roth, Of 1887 North sth
street, will remain at Atlantic City for
the balance of the summer,
I Mrs. H. Herbott and Miss Elva Her.
bott. Of 1917 North Sth street. have just
returned from a stay at Chester County
and Wildwood, N. ].
Miss Hortense Lesser of 1909 North
Franklin street. has just returned from a
lengthy stay at the shore.
Mr.. c. Spenser, of PTS East Cumber-
land street, will spend Labor Day at
Bridgewater Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiegman and family, of
1921 North sth street, are at their sum-
mer home at Moylan.
Mrs. Atlis and children, of 1919 Frank
lin street. will return today from At
lantic City, where they have been spend
ing the last two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen and family, OF
1925 North 7th street, are at their sum-
mer home at Clifton Heights,
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Camden and Vicinity

Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Justice and daugh-
ter, of 5th and Elm streets, are at As
bury Park until the middle of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Robbins and Miss
Mary Robbins have given up their sum-
mer home In Haddonfeld and returned
to their Penn street residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yocum, of 9Th
and York streets, have returned from
Moorestown, where they spent part OF
the summer.
Mrs. Charles Hollinshed has returned
from months stay at Westbury L. l.
Mrs. Anna s. Carson, of 726 Cooper
street, has returned from months
camping trip in Canada.
Mr.. George Reynolds, of i'll Cooper
street, spent part of the summer at his
fathers Wildwood cottage, and is now
touring the West. He will return to
school at Lawrenceville late this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Browning are
entertaining friends at their summer
home at Browns Mills.
Mrs. William Wood and daughter, Mrs
Solomon Glenn, are entertaining friends
at Mrs. Woods fine new suburban home
at Haddonfeld.
Mrs. Charles A. Janke and daughter
have returned from saltwater. Pa.
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Germantown

In walter Penn Shipley, OF az Locust
WI remain In the Pocono Noun
Il" unti September 20.
carl A. ziegler will remain at
rca mn Falls until the middle ~ this
|r'n wnen she will return TO her home.
rta ueorge II. Deacon has neturr.d
nsr home, clapier street ana McKasn
Ia the o,n I'm Beach Haven. where she
~ "s past three weeks.
IA thsls na MIS-, Horace A. Reeves, Jr.,
.me ~, Nsssn.er nave returned to their
bto, 49,. 80 west Walnut lane, from a
~ .peng y itye Beach. n. H. where
e rha. walter Cope and her two children.
...,n and Mr. Oliver Cone. will
lhs sn,.s .ssnuhoerstown. r. l.. until late
!. ssi,,sn.t sa.e . Ely. Of q Carpenter street.
III whsrsu 20 her home from Atlantic
|a s sne spent the month OF Aus
anna Evans and family. who s,sn,
&n.A A',.nsf IN Atlantic City. have ra.
I'm " their home. 5s2i wekeneid
Germ MS %rn. Benjamin Feldman. OF
rn.6 fre.. f'own avenue, have lust re-
&l|s tts sm . short trip TO Atlantic cttv
b sloi, nave been the guests OF Mrs
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Roxborough

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Sumner, of
413S Terrace street, who have returned
from a tour through the West to San
Francisco, are passing the week-ends at
their bungalow at Lafayette, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Sumner and Miss
Rae NJ. Sumner. Miss Edith Sumner,
who spent the early summer at Pitman,
N. J., has gone to Atlantic City for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Joseph McGraw, of Granite City,
ILL.,, is the guest of Mrs. William ].
Beatty, of 4341 Manayunk avenue, hav-
ing visited Washington, d. c., and At
lantic City on her way East.
Mrs. Charles Terreny, OF Monastery
avenue. has gone to Chelsea to remain
over Labor Day.
Mrs. Nathan L. Jones and Mrs. d.
Sitter Cornog entertained a house party
at their cottage at Cape May for several
days, which included Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hindle, Miss Anna DuGan and
Mr.. William Pass. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bradley. of Alabama, gave a dinner at
the Corinthian Yacht Club for the
visitors, when other guests were DR.. and
Mrs. J. Stuart TAFT Professor and Mrs.
William Lowry and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Claire Rorabaugh and
their son, of Rochelle avenue. Wissa-
hickon. are spending some time at Cape
May Point.
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DIAMOND-sCULNICK,

Miss Fannie Sculnick, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Sculnick, of 1119 North
4th street, became the bride of Mr.. Ben
jamin P. Diamond. Of 1907 North 18th
street, Thursday night, in Metropolitan
Hall. The Rev. DR.. winokur performed
the ceremony, which was followed by a
reception. The brides father gave her in
marriage, and she was attended by Miss
Rose Shapiro as maid of honor, and Miss
Esther Sederman, Miss Ethel Diamond,
the bridegroom's sister, and Miss Sarah
Ref as bridesmaids
Mr. Diamond had as best man MIR. John
Corson, and for ushers Mr.. Jesse Finn.
Mr. Morris Sculnick, the brides brother,
and Mr. William Rabinowitz. The BRIDE
groom and bride will return from their
wedding journey in the late autumn and
will be at home at 1929 Pensgrove street
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HARVEST OF WEDDINGS HAS
DAN CUPID BUSILY ENGAGED
Miss Margaret Cories Houston Will Become the Bride
OF Mr. Robert Rodgers Meigs at Clapboard Island
Me-, Today-Other Weddings

HNHE most important wedding OF the day
Il VIII be that Of Miss Margaret Corlies
Houston, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel f. Houston, OF Drum Moir. Chestnut
Hill. and Mr. Robert Rodgers Melgs, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Forsyth Melgs. Of
81 Davlds. The ceremony will be per-
formed on the lawn Of the Houston es-
tate at Clapboard Island, Portland, Me.
Bishop Coleman, OF Maine assisted by
DR. Angus Crawford, dean OF Virginia
Theological Seminary. will oficiate.
Miss Houston will be attended by her
sister Miss Charlotte Harding Brown, as
maid Of honor; Mlss Julia p. Lewis, Miss
Gertrude II. Henry. Miss Katherine Lee
gendre, of New Orleans; Miss Beatrice V.
Crawford, OF Virginia, as bridesmaids,
and little Miss Eleanor Houston as flower
girl.
Mr.. Meigs will have his brother. Lieu-
tenant John +. Melgs, u. s. N, as best
man, and the ushers include Mr.. Frederick
Osborn, Mr. Richard Duane, Mr. Barlow
Farr, Mr.. John Wing. Mr.. Donald Dodge,
all OF New York: Mr.. Matthew Gault OF
Baltimore; Mr. c. wolcott Henry, Mr..
Henry H. Houston. Mr.. Charles wardell
Brown, Mr.. Edward b. Whitman and MIR.
Richard T. Male. all OF this city.
The bride, who will be given in marriage
by her father, will wear an exquisite
gown Of white duchesse satin and tulle,
trimmed with duchesse lace. Her veil will
be of tulle and she will carry a bouquet OF
white orchids and lilies of the valley
A reception will follow the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs will leave
for their wedding trip.
The wedding of Miss Rowena volk
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E.
Nolk, of 517 East jamestown avenue
Roxborough, and Mr. Harry j. Duke, OF
45lS North Carlisle street, took place last
night at o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents. The cermony was per-
formed by the Rev. Ralph l.. Mayberry,
pastor of the Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church, Of Amber, brother-in-law of the
bride. The service was followed by a re-
ception.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

L. APE NAYS successful season ', rom rom
ri, \, poln, Of view of successful enter
. w viii close with a dance to be
'n'f''' -. cor,nthian Yacht Club to-
4, The members Of the Cape May
y. trub Mrs. T. Harman Vetterleln'
- nrexel road, overlook was the
-.,or of the idea and has spared her
n -, little to make the afair sue
Nrrs vetterlein. chairman of the
80, committee. is aided by Mrs
~. = p.pper. Miss Catherine Deerins'
w.. 80. plmond and Mrs. Jangdon.
..'sa,,or y 80, dancing will take place and
r'.asIly pretty ana attractive prizes
:. been secured.
,,nshur Moorehead, Of Washington,
pars. ~ guest this week of Mr.. and
'sS, Thor,as Roberts, Jr., at their cot
~ Ssne NAV. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
'se ,ar,sln ~ abroad their yacht Kilkenny
Isr Labor Day.
~, Eulston J. Perot and Mrs.
|erot accompanied by MISS mary
sirsr and Miss Frances Mecum' are
y Al san Francisco.
II. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon, OF Con-
"a N c.. who have been spending Au-
~, a. the stockton Villa, Cape May
III heir three children, Will arrive IN
~ ,odav ana will be registered at the
|,nsvue-stratford until the end OF the
|sek.
II, and Mrs. Mahlon Hutchinson. who
- been spending the summer in Cape
IN will return to Ashwood farin'
|,son. about the middle Of the month.
H.. Rev. Elliot Field and Mrs. Field,
~ nave been spending short time In
nj rIty. are at present the guests OF
~ IA Mrs. e. Farnum Lavell at their
~ Al west Point, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
[sN will return to New York on Mon
"
s,.,snant william Woods Smyth, U. S.
~ The Washington Navy Yard, and
4 Z. smyth are spending two weeks in
Rrs Nav. They will visit friends In
Ermantown and Chestnut Hill before re-
|rning home.
hiss Harriet Rogan van Baum, who
|ent August at Jackson, n. H., is now
RYE Beach, where she will remain
KIM the latter part Of next week, when
IA will return to her home, 1404 Spruce
rect
|Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Pendleton, of 18th
M Walnut streets, have gone to Lake
|corre and the Adirondack Mountains,
here they will spend several weeks.
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SELLERs-SHAw

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Mrs, Lydia M. Shaw, daush-
ter of Mr.. Charles l.. Bouvet. to the
Rev. Escol s. Sellers on Saturday after
noon, August 2s. at the home OF the BRIDE
3419 North I'd street. The bridegroom 10
pastor OF the First Baptist Church OF
Berwyn. Doctor and Mrs. Sellers. who
left on their wedding Journey after the
ceremony, will be at home in Berwyn
after October
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Chester

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson, OF East
gath street. have issued invitations for
reception. TO be held at their home ON
next fruesday evening. In honor OF the
18th adversary OF their wedding, Thirty
invitations are out.
AIRS. Samuel ID. Clyde and two daugh-
tiers, Of Cost goth street. have returned
from a visit 70 relatives AZ Welisboro, Pa,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph L. Collins ana
little da1ghter, Of Philadelphia, who have
been the guests Of former Mayor and
Mra. Crosby n Black. AZ their home. an
and Madison streets. during the summer,
left Wednesday for their neH home IN
Logan. s. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

Notices for ths Society paGs win Be
accepted and printed ~ the Evening
Ledger, bot al such notices must b
written en- one aldo of the paper,
mast be signed In full, with full ad-
dress. and When possible tcleDhons
number naust be Eivsn.
6and al such oommunloofIona a
ssseclsfy Edilar" ESeninG Ledger.
eos Chcstnul street
Unless these requirements nrs earrlsd
eat - that veEineaiion Iaay he posulhl..
lhs nafica ulu asa - puhIla1sa
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Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
$40 a. m.--Open-air meeting at Ridge ave-
nue. and Diamond street. Speaker, Miss Bertha
$50 D. Meeting at Germantown ana sus.
quehanna avenues. Speaker Miss Anna MeCue.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
$50 p. m.-Parade and meeting at Coates
VILE. Speaker. Or. Anna Howard Shaw.
$50 p. m.-Meeting on City Hall plaza.
Speaker, Miss Estelle Russell.
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|zc- S.n wv, Wetherbee. OF Greenwood
.+ls,,is sneoie' Pa, has as her guest
nj days this week Mr~ an'or
. h., =, . columbus. o. Mrs. (,arn,,l ~,
. marriage win be re,nsnslsa, nJ.'nn -
N'Aman, Of Wilkes Barre.
~ M,s. a Fstlefolf Is the guest for
k1'., sH< Of Mr. Altar F.tferol, ~
Nn'feh road, Wyncote. Pa.
1I !, 's. ~ William @. Glenn ana
..I A|k'us Park. Pa hava ~
E IE... 'tpm South West Harbor.
"ff spent several weeks
.|1'.,. hofos Of Walnut .s.sst.
: Who has been sptna.as
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Frankford

The May Club will open It's new club
house at 22ls Frankford avenue on Friday
evening. September 10. Mr. William J.
Kerns is president OF the club.
The Frankford Grocers' Association viii
ha represented by Mr.. James II. curran.
Mr.. A. Ivison. Mr.. Edward Gailen. Mr..
w N. Bratton and Mr.. y. A. Edgar at
tha annual gathering OF the Retail Mer-
chsnts' Association OF Pennsylvania. Sep
tenber 6. The affair VIII be held at Ex-
position Park, near Meadville.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward n ssynes. OF
Holmesburg. are rcceiving conGTatula-
ssers on the birth OF a daughter on Au-
euet q Mrs. JaYnes will be remembered
AZ Miss Ruth Hawkins. Of Taeony.
Mr. Arthur Gallagher. Of 2s06 Rhawn
street wil spend this weekend Il At
Iantio City ~ the guest Of Mr. and Mra.
,fhomao r. Combs AZ lhelr cetlase a.
Penl|zylsania ayenue'
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RYAN-TIERNEY.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
Thursday morning in the Church OF Our
Mother of Sorrows, when Miss Marie
Tierney. of 5002 Westminster avenue be.
came the bride OF Mr. Charles ]. Ryan
OF l42 North SD street. After a reception
at the home OF the BRIDES aunt. Mrs. f.
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E,pE MAYS SOCIAL SEASON
PA ENDS WITH GAY AFFAIR TONIGHT
.r,;nnation Dancing Contest Will Be Held at the
y rornthian Yacht Club, When Handsome Prizes
Will Be Awarded-Personas

several weeks at Beach Haven, N. j..
returned TO his home the first Of the
week
Mrs. Ray 7. Spencer and her daughter,
MISS sylvia Eastman Spencer, OF 1i0t
Prospect avenue. Melrose Park. returned
today from months trip to the Pacific
coast
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What's Doing Tonight

Farewell concert. Philadelphia Band, City
Hall plaza; o o'clock Free.
Fsirmovnt Park Band, Belmont Mansion;
Ensfsstie Band, Hunting PARK, s O'Clock.
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Wilmington

Gen. James II. Wilson. u. s. A., re-
tired. celebrated his 18th birthday anni-
versary Thursday, and members of his
family dined with him at his home. 1906
Rodney street His guests included Miss
Katherine Wilson, Mrs. Henry b. Thomp-
son and Mr.. Thompson, Miss Katherine
Thompson, Miss Ellnor Thompson. Mr.
Henry B. Thompson, Jr., Mr.. James H.
Grubb.
Miss Eleanor Pyle has returned from
City Point. Va, where she spent a month
with friends.
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GEEKIE-HALL.

The marriage Of Miss Natalie Han,
daughter of the late Mr.. George w Han.
OF Chester, OF 1924 South 57th street, and
Mr.. George Geekie, OF Washington, took
place on Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed in the home OF
the bride, Rev Leslie Josling officiatihE.
Only the immediate families OF the young
couple were present including Mr. and
Mrs, James Geelie, OF Washington, pa
rents of the bridegroom, and his brother.
Mr.. william Geekie, of Boston. Mr. and
Mrs. Geekie are spending a month az
Lake Placid, In the Adirondacl1s. and on
their return will be at home, after No.
vember /, at S712 Keokuk street, Chevy
Chase. Washington, d. c. Mr.. GeelSle IL
chief OF the examiners Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

r.. scullin, which was largely attended,
the young couple left on a short trip 20
Atlantic City. They will be at home 20
their friends after Monday az 24O North
Creighton street
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Camden and Vicinity

Miss Helen schrack, of 5O4 Pearl street
has returned from Atlantic City, and
Will return to college at the Syracuse
University later in the month.
Miss Lizzie Mum and niece, Miss
Bertha osler. of 52S Penn street, returned
Thursday from a fortnights stay at
Ocean City.
Mrs. A. r. Bailey and her youngest
daughter, Miss Ruby Bailey. have re-
turned from several weeks sojourn
In Massachusetts,.