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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-11
HOUSE FAVORS MAY s
FOR ADJOURNMENT
Baldwin Resolution For That Date
Goes Through by Vote of
1877 to IS
HOTLY DEBATED ON FLOOR
Delaware Member Says Legisla-
tors Are Wasting Time; Senate
Must Concur
HOTLY DEBATED ON FLOOR

The House of Representatives to-
day went on record in favor of ad-
journing the session of the Legislature
on May 6. y resolution fixing that
date, if the Senate concurs. was adopt
ed by the decisive vote OF 1877 to 10,
after a debate of over one hour and af-
ter motions to send the resolution 20
the committee on rules and to defer u
vote until Monday night had been de-
feated.
The resolution was introduced by
CONTINUED on Page o.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-11
son FOR GOVERNOR WHITMAN

Albany. y. V. March IA son was
born to Governor and Mrs c. Charles
s. Whitman to-day. This is the first
boy in the Whitman family. There is
one other child, Olive, six years old.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-11
BY Associated Press

bN .fNSoCtdfe0 FFeSs
Paris. March II, 5.22 a. ma Wig.
orous bombardment of the fortifica-
tons in the Dardanelles, principally by
French warships, was continued yes.
terday, Wednesday, according to 4
Tenedos dispatch to the Matin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-11
MAY NOT CONTAIN EXPLOSIVES
MeADOO HAs APPENpIcITIs

Washington, March ll.-secretary NIoAdoo went to
hospital to-day to be operated for appendicitis tonight
tomorrow. The secretary his Office early to-day
& and it was said no complications had appeared.
Washington March ll.-Proposed increased rates on
live stock dressed beef and packing house products
loads from Chicago the Mississippi river crossings and
other points in the Middle West Eastern seaboard and
interior points including Buffalo Erie Pittsburgh were
suspended to-day by the Interstate Commerce Commission
pending investigation of their reasonableness.
London, March H. 44o P. M-Brtsh forces in France
advanced threequarters Of mile yesterday capturing all
the intervening positions Of the enemy, according an
\ fetal announcement given out in London to-day.
Newport News, Va, March 11The crew of the Aner-
can ship William P Frye, sunk by the German cruiser
Eite Friedrich, released from Eitel Frech late
to-day and brought ashore.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Weir and Hurst NevvC Cumberland
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-11


Newport News va, March II,-Czp.aa Thierchsen, Of
the Pnz Eiel Friedrich late to-day formally informed Col
eotor of Customs Hamilton that was his intention to
intern his vessel and at unless the United States refuses
grant him the necessary time for repairs and
him. the converted cruiser viii attempt continue voy-
age Of adventure
ANOTHER FURNACE IN BLAST
Allentown Pa March I1-Furnace number 1, of the
Thomas Iron Company Hokendaqua was put in blast this
morning, giving employment 1870 hands after an deness
of several months The furnace has capacity Of 225 tons
day
MAY NOT CONTAIN EXPLOSIVES
New York, March lI.-counsel for Frank Abarno and
Cane Carbone, accused Of placing bombs in St Patcz5
Cathedral who claim they framed up by the police
intimated in to-day that the bombs did contain
explosives .t...
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-11
Weather ContIltious

Yesterdays Weather
HiEheSt temperature, IL.
Lowest temperature. 30.
Nean temperature. IS.
Normal temperature, 81.
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IContinued on Page 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
WANTS FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT 10
AID TERRITORY R

Calling for an appropriation of $780,.
600 a year for five years, or q total
of $1,250, 900 from the federal govern.
ment for wharyes. breakwaters and
channels; and 100000 q year for a
40-mile belt road on Oahu which will
connect up with the present road and
cost in all 81 SOC. 600 this Is the size
of the program that IL leading Super
iHtendent Of Public Works Charles r.
Forbes to Washington.
Mr.. Forbes told his plans yesterday
In detail to the Chamber of Com
merce. He said that he would en-,
.deayor to have Hawaii included In
the plan which win grant pay to
National Guardsrnen. He also favors
giving the Acknowledgement the rank
and pay of brigadier-general.
Following Forbes speech a motion
was made by s. s. Paxson that the
chamber indorse the plans outlined.
Because q quorum was not present the
motion could not be put to vote, but
will be taken up. at the Wednesday
meeting.
Fred L. Waldron stated yesterday
that he will appoint in the near future
10 citizens to serve for Hawaii on the
National Security League, which has
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
Theatrical s. Anlll5eIlleIJ5
AUTHOR OF PLAY
| SELECTS ACTORS

The cast in The Leech.' a power.
ful two-act drama, offered at the EN-
rire theeLer this afternoon and eve
ming. could hardly be improved upon.
Alice Ioyre has a leading role and
the company a artists were selected
by KeIiean Buel. author OF the play
under whose personal direction the
entire production was made. The
character actor, Franklin Morrison,
takes the exacting part OF sheriff, and
House Peters, who has long since es-
tabIished his reputation as one Of
Americas leading movie stars. VIII
be seen to excellent advantage in the
drama.
Splendid opportunity is afforded
Melville Marietta and Mabel Prentiss
IN carrying out the spirit of fun max
ing ifi the farce. "Shoddy. - Tailor. /"
Ever favorite with patrons OF the
movies, Sydney Drew. the comedian.
returns b the Empire theater today
in D new play. Wanted Nurse" is
a farce specially written and staged
for him. He IS ably assisted BY. Jane
Morrow and Cortlandt Van Depsen.
DtbICtink how an ideal can be real.
ized the drama, The Primitive Way.
VIII feature Thomas safitschi and .Bes
sic Eyton in well,balaneed cast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
SANDAL
DAN6LE1 ABOVE
RUSHING FLOOD

How one touch Of sympathy makes
everybody feel better was illustrated
last night on a Punahou car at the
height Of the doWnponr which con-
verted Wilder avenue into q young
river for q time.
At Kewalo street a young Japanese
seryantgirl pressed the buzzef button
to get off. At this point the water
was q foot deep, smirling and yellow.
The Young Oriental woman tliesitat.
ed. then with q look Of philosophical
resignation on her face, started to
step down into the Hood
ssHeyi yelled the ln0t0rmafl. SO
did the confiuctor About half the pas
sengers Joined In the entreaty.
Miss Japanese stopped, with & wood
en- sandal Dangling over the flood.
She didn't understand English, but
knew they wanted to help her. 8
watt q lnihutas ftene the conductor
and nlptormen II feu0r and bass
lc0mic-opera fashions Don't get of
in the water! aA
The motorman started his car and
ran it half block PIP the street. A
comparatively Water.free spot was
there. The girl got, III. cast an ap.
preciatiye look at everyone on board
and disappeared. The car went on
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
BRADY SUCCESS
HANNAH FEATURE

q 146lbrook Biinn and Alice Brady
appear as co-stars IN The Boss, the
ilpe-reel william A. Brady dramatic
bhotoplay which comes to the Hawaii
fh81tef tonight for the last half OF
tie week. Alice Brady appears as the
heroine Of this offering which IS based
On one Of the greatest successes Of
her father
she Is seen In the role OF the young
wife 0f Mike Reean. the political and
financial boss. who has risen to power
and dominance through sheer force Of
iron dissemination. The boss glories
1n success and to gain It he meets
and demolishes all obstacles. He
triumphs at all hazards. The over.
mastering, colossal personality of this
character stands out In strong contrast
10 that Of his wife. the beautiful Emily
-Grisw0ld.
sln the character of Emily, Miss
Brady will be seen to exceptional adj
vantage "A born actress. reared in
the environment OF the stage. Aliee
Brady under the able tuition of her
successful father, is rapidly becoming
one Of the favorite stars of filmdom
With Blinn she is afforded an oppor
tunity to exhibit her best dramatic
talent.
The Adventures of kathryn" will
be the companion film for the weei
end.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

is kept in a continual scream all the
time he is on the stage.
Watch Your Step has been pro-
duced by Fields from one of the big
mainland musical comedies. It is re-
plete with beautiful song numbers and
dance ensembles. Everyone of the
large cast does a. specially well wor-
thy of praise. S.
Raymond Teal in this show has a
bunch of good parodies framed up on
local conditions. He plays the part
OF Hank Spooner. and he gets comedy
out of the part that was not even
conceived by the author.
Watch Your Step, will continue to
Saturday, with matinee on Saturday
afternoon: 3.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
JOHNMAS0N In jim THE PENMAN

A new star to local filmdom. in an
intensely dramatic photo-play. is bill
ed for the Liberty theater for the last
half Of the week. commencing with
tonight's performance, John Mason is
tile star and Jim the Penman" is
the offering.
Jim the Penman" is credited with
being the original of the many Raj
fles' brand of dramas, and is from
the pen of Sir Charles L. Young. The
stage production is by no means new,
having played as a top-notch, success
for many seasons and then been laid
on the shelf, only to be revived some
three years ago to the discovery that
its popularity had diminished not a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

single iota during its seclusion.
In the screen offering there IS given
a wealth of detail that is omitted from
the stage play and the strong dra-
matte lines, which are missed in the
picture. are offset by the forcefulness
Of the drama and the careful attention
to details.
The title of Jim the Penmap", vir-
tually tells the story. James Ralston
is gentleman forger. whose original
sin is committed for love and whose
final offense is atoned for by the sac
rifice Of his life.
The Diamond from the Sky" chap
ter seven, gives promise of being an
interesting episode in this thrilling
serial.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
IOJU,' HAVE
YOU TRIED It?

The juice of the charmingly favored
Loganberry grown in the famous
Western Berrylands, pressed, concen,
trated, sugared and bottled under
special process. For sodas, sundaes,
etc. Delicious with either plain or
charged water. In 4, and IL OF. bot
ties. Henry May & Co., distributors.
Phone 1271.-tAdv.)
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to- ID With ths drsstIoh Il Sentiment
for better Preparedness against war.

Two men mounted on motorcycles
held up Earl Smith. bookkeeper for
the Lattas Greek Coal Co.. near Hy-
mera, Ind. and escaped with $4,000.
the payroll.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

While her frantic mother looked on,
unable TO aid her. the IA months old
daughter of John McGillis was crushed
to death by her pet bear at Eliomami
north of Hudson Bay Junction, Mani
toba.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
DINNER.DANCE,
HAWAIIAN MUSIC

The dinner-dance which was an.
nounced for last night at Heinie's
Tavern will be held tonight for the
benefit of those patrons who could
not attend on account of the storm.
There win be Hawaiian music in adj
dition to the regular tavern attrac-
tions.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

The Home Of High Glass Pictures.
Program beginning 1880 q. m. until
p. m.
Evening 1.-TWO showsl $50 and $3.50
o'clock.
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY
AND EVENING.
HThe Ieeehs-(two reel drama1 49,.
................... ivtagraph
-ssshoddy the TaIIor"-(eomedy)....
a...... .......... Bioeraph
.'Wanted . Nurse"-(eomedyl....
...s.s...,...... .,...-.... vitagraph
"The Primitive Way"-tdramal 49,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Essenay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
BRIDGE PARTIES PRED0MINATE
IN NEW JERSEY COAST RESOBTS
ao Pier to Present Gag Scene "wednesday for Benefit of
the Poor Cbtldreas Chrjstmas Fund-Anuuol =
Card Party at Cape Man.

itamily, Of 1914 Bryan street. ches,n,,
tlll Pa are among those who b,vo
loihed the Philadelphia colony here fos
.ile summer and are adding much to tbs
Bel.les OF the season by their informal
NJ. and Mrs James Young OF pbno
ueiphia, have taken one Of the plnFfs
here s u'e season
Mr. and Mrs. David p. Lsas. OF .oo
south iOth street. West Phllsdeinbis,
S. iss MARY Leas and Mr. Donald Leas
'e ~, opened their cottage here this year
$40 oo,,ns usual ana entertain many parties OF
young people over the week. ends.
Mr.. Arthur HARRINGTON. who ia .n,,,a.
ins the summer here at his cottage On
bapt street, left this week for Detroit
miefh where he will remain several dave
MISS Arrean Miller, OF Haverford. Pa
is spending several weeks here
Moonlight sailing this week has ou,,e
taken the place OF automobile parties lin
tne coast to Fenwick Farms. tho new
hotel Monmouth and other places.
~ Is amusing to see how popular lolly-
pops are, to say nothing OF the cream
cones, IL is quite au fait to see society
iolk eating them as they stroll along.
Miss Margaret Yardley expects to have
~ her guest for several days Miss Lee
hced of Philadelphia, VINO Is spending
The Summer at Cape May, N. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles price Maule and
MISS Ethel r. j. Maule, Of 9ql7 Ritten.
house street Philadelphia. are at The
BUNS for several weeks. Miss Maule Is
one OF the most popular OF the younger
SET ana attends the dances regularly.
Miss Audrey Kane, of 7i5 Lincoln Drive,
germantown, will spend the weekend as
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. H Earle
Johnson. of zoos Charlton street, Mt.
AIRY, who have cottage here for the
SUMMER months.
The TUESDAY night dances at the Bluffs
are most popular, particularly with the
younger set, as are also the regular sat
urday evening dances that are held
through the summer. Many persons, both
OF New York and Philadelphia, arrange to
De In Bay Head over the week-ends
MIR Thorpe Van Dusen. of German.
town, who has been spending several
weeks at the Bluffs. will leave this week
ior AKRON, o.. whore he will reside.
Mr., George Hurburt, of Germantown.
who is now spending his vacation with
his family at their cottage here, will
leave the end OF this week, accompanied
by Mr.. Howard Lister, OF Germantown
Pa, and Mr.. Sheldon Potter. also Of Ger
mantown, for cruise along the Long
Island coast and to jamestown, r. L.,
whore they will spend several days.
The tennis tournament is being watched
with interest by ALL Mrs, Hoxie Smith
and Miss Helen Alexander are picked for
the winners Of the women's doubles Of
the Bay Head Yacht Club tournament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

Meiaterslngers," Of Bos-
ton, in AT the Flag Station; Bankoff
and Girle, In modern Dances Raymond
and Caverley, German comedians; Rus
sell and Calhoun, In Types OF Stage
land" Gallagher and Martin, special-
lists; Sue Smith, character songs; Frank
NIullane, the Irish-Ameriran Hebrew
Bufdella Patterson, in art poses. and
the Hearst-Selig News pictures and
others.
NIxoN,s GRAND-Olympia Desvall and
company, trained dogs and horses; the
Five Musical MacLarens, Scottish mu-
sIcians; Al Herman, blackface come
dian; Eckert and Parker, In The TWO
Golfers; the Review Comedy -FOUR
Louie Leo, ladder balanoer, and Fun
FotO Films.
CROSS REYs-First half of week
"Toyland.' spectacular novelty; Joe
Hortiz, singer and yodler: "our FRIEND
Fritz; The Crusaders, musical act,
Tom Mahoney In monologue; Lang and
NAV. singing and dancing. and The
Masked Athlete and Lady, Second hnli
OF week-Pud Snyder and Company. In
Cycleland"; The Teddy Osborn Pets I'D
"Dogville"; La Rye and Richmond; Dave
Roth In a pianologue, and the Three
Kids From School.
WoODSIDE PARR-rhe Skating Bear
the Three Keltons, musical novelty
Name McCrea, in new songs; The Todd
Nodds," comedy acrobats, and the Three
Anderson Sisters, in song and dance
COMING
AUGUST o.
REITH}S-Gene Hodgkins. Mile Des-
trees and company, In lie care Futur-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
WEDDINGS

A pretty wedding was solemnized yes
terdny morning when Miss Isabelle Nc
Hugh, Of Tamaqua, Pa became the
bride OF Mr.. William jerome Farrell, OF
2335 North 2lst street. The ceremony was
performed in st. Columba's Church, 2Sd
street and Lehigh avenue, at O'Clock,
and was followed by breakfast and
reception. The bride was attended by
Mrs. Mary Schellburg, as matron OF
honor; Miss Margaret Mccain. as maid
Of honor, and Miss Nan Regan, as flower
girl Mr.. William ]. Mundy attended as
best man, The bride, who was given
In marriage by her brother. Mr. Sylvester
McHugh, wore a beautiful gown OF white
duchesse satin, finished with Il court
train. Her veil was of tulle held In place
by orange blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet Of violets and orange
blossoms. On their return from their
wedding trip, which win be spent In Call
fornia and other places OF interest In the
West. Mr. ana Mrs. Farrell will be at
home after September l in their new
honnh In Bnla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
Chestnut Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. John K. strubing, Of 81;
Martins lane and Hartwell avenue wlll
leave today for Gloucester for the rest
~ ths summer. They will be accom-
nanied by their son, Jack StTubing
Miss Eleanor Porcher. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Poroher, OF Nayahos
avenue. left yesterday for the. Adiron-
dark Mountains Her sister. Miss Mary
parcber. has gone 10 a girls camp IN
New Hampshire for the summer
Mr. and Mrs William W, Adams Jr.'
tiayahos avenue and Mermaid lane
are spending part Of the summer with
friends IN Boston.
Mrs. Edward Rowland. OF Creiela'
sefeet. mas gone TO Bar Harbor Tor sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles A Potter, o.
Springfield avenue and sharon S1a.oh sSseoe,
isft Yesterday on a motor 70 Wateu
I'm. II. r.. and other points OF inlofes'
IN New England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
PHILADELPHIANS ARE REPRES EN4KD
AT LAKE GEORGE AND SILVER B8
Beautiful Spot at Foothills Of the Adsroadochs ID patoa 81
Quaker Citg Fotk-psfsondis
Of interest,"

i TAKE GEORGE aptly called the alseh
4 IL Of American lakes, situated as q is
Just on the fringe Of the Adlfondacka
and comparatively easy Of access from
New York becomes more popular with
each succeeding year ana this summer
more Fhiladeiphians than u6usi are takinr
advantage Of the deliKhtfu charms az
forded by combination of lake, forest
! and mountains. The lake, which ia. 3s
miles long and the source OF Lake Cham
| plain to its north, has been declared BY
| those who know, to be surpassed only
by Lake Geneva IN Switzerland. over
hahging lts shores are the tall peaks OF
Black, Sugar Loaf Sunrise. Prospect ana
| other mountains and yet with all this
rugged beauty hero and there along the
banks small picturesque bays afford ideal
sandy bathing beaches.
Mr., aud Mrs. Herbert Morris, their
daughter, Miss Hannah p, Morris, and
SON Galloway G. Norris are among tho
PhlladelphlPns occupying their cottage on
the west shore nc .hc southern end OF the
lake and among the other phlladeiphians
who have opened their cottages FOR the
season ID Mr., 10, Burgess Warren. who.
with hlB son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen, is ou-
oupylng wapauhk, his cottage on Saga
more island.
An interesting arrival early IN July was
Mas Frances Starr the actress, who
has taken a cottage near the northern
end OF the lake for the summer Prof.
Perley Dunn Aldrieh and his family have
opened their cottage near Hague, which
contains quite colony OF musicians OF
note Mrs. Franklin Townsend IL spend
ing part Of the summer az the guest Of
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend az her camp
near Hague Every young athlete on the
lake Is busiiy practonR for the water
sports which will take place the end Of
August at Hague and every day sees
groups Of boys trying out for the canoe
races, swimming and diving.
The presence OF q number Of expert
wielders of tho racquet made the tennis
tournament at Silver Bay during July
quite noteworthy. Miss Edwina c. Hem
Cricket Club team. carried on the womens
Of Haverford. with Mr.. Crane won the
mixed doubles championship, and Miss
Edwina Hensel, with her sister, Miss
Alberta U. Hensel, carried off the doubles
for women.
The officers OF the q. s, s. Minnesota
gave an attractive dance last evening on
board ship.
Mr.. and Mrs ArmitaEe whitman OF 2ss
Lexington avenue, New York, arc being
congratulated on the birth OF a SON. July
| 27. Mrs Whitman will be remembered as
Mise Mary r. Stursis daughter OF Mrs.
Robert sturgis, OF 1852 East ssth street,
New York. and Of LabuTnums, Chelten
Hills, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
Globe Closes

The Globe Theatre win close Its doors
for the season following the perform4
ancs OF the evening. II is announced by
the management that the period Of clos
ure will be a brief one. and that upon
reopenlng the beautiful and centrally 10
Gated playhouse will be devoted to con-
tlnuous high-elass vaudeville at popular
prices.
while the Globe Is the newest and most
modern OF local theatres. having been open
and In operation but one year. NUM-
Der OF improvements, especially as re-
CARDS the stage and its equipment, have
been planned by the management. TO
make these Il was necessary that the
theatre be temporarily closed and this
naturally dull period was decided upon as
the best one for the time OF closure
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
West Philadelphia

Ar and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Seeds, Jr'' OF
t,Irgsro1rt, Ssth and Chestnut streets Ac-
rompanied by Miss Charlotte Seeds ana
MISS Elise Seeds, have gone TO the ca
positions
Nuss I,vala THRILLER of 51O7 Hazel ave-
nns will leave on Tuesday for the Pocono
pines, TO spend part OF the summer !.
tIar sstber Mr.. Martin Triller, will 90 to
Ocean Grove. N, J.
AIRS Crawford Kames and her llitis
aaughtar Helen Elizabeth Kames, OF 4olO
Walnut street, have gone TO Chelsea for
thA month OF August.
Mr. and Mrs. stuart Montgomery, OF
,7is Cedar avenue, gave farewell parry
~ thelr home Wednesday evening IN
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Montgoh-
l'o, nr,, ~ Kansas City, Mo. who have. been
snsnding several months in Philaaeiphla'
Ar,ong those present were Miss sadie
Harvey MISS Edith Abrams, Mr.. Jack
co,,,e Mr.. James Callahan, Mr., and MIS-
EDWARD Pollock and Mr and Mrs Johh
sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Turner, OF
A99s pine street, are motoring from At
iantie city 70 Sea Girt TO join their
Sangbter Miss Dorothy Turner. who Is
snendlng the summer there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hancock ana ana
daughter, Miss Ruth Hancock, OF iva
TJndley avenue. Logan, are spending pars s
NJ the summer as the guests or MI, anu
Mrs, Thomas ]. Foody at their summer
home at Sea Isle City.
Miss Lillian Heergeist, OF e5Oo North
s,b street' oak Lane, viii spend part OF
woxt week at Ocean City as the guest
~ Miss Marion Tyre also Of Oak Lane
NJ V5tss Heergeist's engagement to Mr.
@ao.go Sh,o Keller, OF Reading, has been an
nounesd. The wedding will take place IN
October
Mrs John GLIB Smith and family OF
,o,h strest. oak Lane. have left for Es-
sicK Heights, where they will remain a
month.