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MEDAL PLAY HANDICAP

Following arc tha spccjaI niles for
tn" tWo-ball foursomc :nurnamen, Ia
D" he!d at he Country club az viz
*fuia this afternoon:
Play"rS may sclcc, their own par, :
"cr- regardlo S. OF hnnd.caps
iianCIoap allowance" VIII lie oncbnir
"i De combined hariicaus. fractions
10" eliminated. fut in cases of
,,ooi"ni nations Of clasacs \ ana &. the
""I"l'aP allowance viii he limited to
g - "a maximum OF is ''''
Ass Twclv" and under.
lass i'-Thirteen |" nineteen inclu-
class C-Twcntv 10 ,i,i,,.
IH@"s Tor FIRST low net and second
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WHERE TBEv PLAY TODAY.
Bro0l,lyn ut Newark.
Buffalo AT Baltimore
ittsburch at Chirnen.
Kansas City at st. Louis
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. :; Brooklyn, ..
Buffalo. \; Baltimore, 1,
Pittsburgh Chicago truin.
COM! three schedulrd)
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COMBS COMES BACK"
AND DEsTs METHEWsQN
Brooklyn Whitcwashes New York i
10 q in Game Featured by
Men on the Mound.
INGRAM PUT OFF THE FIELD
Kicked on Umpirc's Decision of Cut
Shaw'S Stolen Hnsc-Alcadows is II
Puzzle to Cincinnati and ST. Louis
WinS-CubS Defeat Pirates.

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BROOKLYN July s--Coombs and
Mathcwson engaged in II pitchers duel
here to-day. with Coo;nbS having tho
better of the veteran Giant, shutting
out New York by Ia o, giving BROOK
lNn its third straight game from the
Giants. lnhcld hits by Myers and
o'Mara, baubcrtS sacrifice. and a
icldcrs CnoiCc gave the Superbas Il run
Whcats three Dagger and Cutshaw's
hit for II base gave tho home team Il
pair OF runs in the eighth. Manager
MCt;raw was put of the field for kick
inr ut Umpire t.n sons decision on cut
shaws steal Of third base in the third
inning. score.
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ChifeJ. Want I<nur

CHICAGO, July THE Chicago
Federals may make an offer for Ben
ny Kauff. tho Brooklyn outtielder.
President Weeghman said to-dav'
Kauff's differences with the BROOKLYN
club have resulted in his refusal to
would get along all right with Man
ager Tinker, and thinks the Wards
may consent to let him so.
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Casper out On saa.ooo bond.

FORT SMITH. ARK. July 2.-J Ohm
L. Casper. charged. with others. with
conspiracy against the government and
violation Of the internal revenue laws.
was released from custody here to- day
on bond Of $4,000. lie formerly was
head of the Rush Distilling Company,
of Fort Smith and Kansas City
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Bradley WINS Trophy.

CEDAR POINT, o., Juiv THE In
dian SHOOTING Associations annual
@ugnamen't ended here to-day Win
event going 30 o ]. Bra!ley, amateur
of Toiedo. The winner shot from Inc
sixteen-yard mark and broke FORTY.
&. y. winston. Detroit. J. II Moo,
Nashville, and j X. TAYLOR. Columbus
.t!ed with n!nety-siX targets each In
the loo-bird Indian handicap.
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REDS GET ONLY ONE HIT

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, ,CiNClNNATl. O, July 2.-Mcadows
allowed Cincinnati ono hit. and ST.
Louis won to q. st. Louis made it's
two runs by three successive hits and
q sacrifice hit in the eighth inning.
With tho exception OF this inning
! Toncy also pitched good ball. Groh
spiked Bethel in the ff,h. and the latter
was forced 20 retire from the game.
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CHICAGO BEATS PITTSBURGH

tLcased Wire to Tho Times Dispatch. I
CHICAGO. July 2.-Chicago punched
hits to-day and defeated Pittsburgh. >
70 Goods single. a sacrifice. ana
Salcr'S Texas l.cagucr gave the locals
the winning run in the ninth inning.
Their other run VAS made on singles
an infcld out The visitors lone run
WAS n gift. which resulted from q base
on balls TO Baird. his stolen base and
Hmmcrman's wild throw OF Wacncl's
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NEWARK BEATS BROOKFEDs

NEWARK, July 2.-Newark defeat
ed BROOKLYN here to-day, To ,. Rain
ie!! throughout the game
score by niuEs: RI T.
BROOKLYN 100000 al g .
Newark ......2 COOS - 10 o
batteries SIN h and Simon; Fall
kenburG and Raridcn
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InLEbo. q, July 3'-Toiedio was
other contest unfinished mere ,o. tn an H.,
w w hTs, day OF ;he Lake Erie Inter
Gn'E Ienn!s League chamnionshin
, ,roN, Toledo. Buffalo and De- Be-.
cach in the tournament whicT a,'ds
,"s.hoIi"". tn" Detroit Buffalo cor
, YES, was unfinished because o., ire
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,,,cr,c,, ...,,.,,,,o,

At Observation-Disclosures. ;: Cleve-
land. II tfrst Ramc).
Columbus. .; Cleveland. (second
gamc).
At minneapolis. Z;
Kansas CITY, /
~ ST. Paul-St Paul, 6; Milwaukee.
At apoiis-India ma polls Louis
Vile, postponed, rain.
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Norfolk Observation-Disclosures . l-'E
Rocky Mount ........2 o.
sunni. orr: turs-'leveltnd a.. Stciuhren-
nci: MCMAHON o. Foster 60, Thrsshcr t2b.
F"ies, Mace, Parton. Nicks, Ri,tlc ga,
''onSetrne, c"ay, snyder. Ryan. I.eakc Left
On nascS-N"r:oik 6: Rocky Mount l. stolen
h'Ses-Cleveian Parmnlce. Sacrifice hits
Th-"Shar, Strinbrcnner. Bittlc Sacrifice flies
--F".r:. Mace. McAIahon Nicks Two base
hitS-Ciereltnd. McMahor. Foiles Thrusher
;rav. Thrcc-base .it-BiitIe Home runs
Foster, Thrasher Hit"--on Rarton.-s in +.
Innings; off leake, IN innings Struck
nut-br Barton. J: nv NickS. - by I.eoka ..
Icy Goosetree. l. Base: balls-or Barton
>; OFF Leake. 3; off Gooset-ee. =. Wild p!tci.
BARTON. :. Hi, L.! rltcher-hy Ienkc >
'Steinbrener. Fostcr). Time. = hours TIM
p:re Busscy Attendance. 5.5
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BALTIMORE LOSES AGAIN

BALTIMORE. July o-Bufralo tool.
the opening game of the series nor"
t,E' t" 4 Blair's hitting fca-
Score 10y inines RI T.
Buffalo oonono,o
Baltimore 0nons,
batteries: Knapp. Bedient and
blair; Quinn. Bender and Jacklitsch.
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TIGERS BEAT WHITE SOX

: Leased Wire to The Times Dispatch !
DETROIT. July 2.--trban Fabur suf-
fcrcd his third defeat OF the season to-
day, when Detroit defeated Chicago >
10 /. lie has won thirteen games Du-
buc gave more hits than Fabcr but
Chicago could not bunch them. CraNv-
fordS home run drive over the bleacher
screen featured. Score:
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WnshiESt"n ............o o."
New Ncri ..............n ~
summary Eun-P;ch. stolen hase-Ma'seI.
borhl" plyys-Psc1;inpnuEh, Boone and Pipp
- HhrtH"l. AMI Sweeney. Left bases
New York g: Washington. l. First base
On "rt"r'-Ncw York. :: Washington.
Bases on hnlls-on Pch. 4: off Shaw. 5
iiis-2n Shlw, In innings: OF Ayers.
in inning Hit by pi;chcr--by Pieh |
t,onEoilrb. struck "ut-hy rich. =; hv
shaw. .. Passed ball-Hcnry. Empires
D'i.DCchlln and lIidcurand. Time SO
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T'c1ns League.

Al caumont--I,caumont. 3; Dali
las. !.
At Houston-Houston 1: Waco. 3.
Al Observation-Disclosures 2; Shreve-
port. (12 inDings).
AT. San Antonio--San Antonio, IS;
Fort Worth. 0.
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LEAFS WIN SHORT GAME

TORONTO ONT, Iuly 2-Daders
wildnesa in The first juuiuG cost Buff
falo to-day's game. II that session
Toronto scored the only run of the five
inning contest on a. sinclc and two wild
pitches. x heavy dowupoUr caused
Umpire EckmaN % curtaR hoStiIities
81 the end OF the fifth session. Score:
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Summary: Runs Blackhurnc Crawford
N".ch. h"ms run-',rawiord Earned runs
Chicago. !. Detroit. !. Sacrifice hits
raher Fush Double piny-Bush to Burns
Len IN basrs-Chicaeo - Detroit. !. Base
an i'ail>-oT Dubuc. : struck out--by Fahcr
:; y puhhc. 4. empires. Wallace and Con
molly. Time. l:as
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Enston nj PhiiudrInhin
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
II. Louis at Cincinnati
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south Atlantic Lcneue.

~ uensta-Aueusta. 3; Jackson
~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS, .; Macon,
~ Charleston, /: Col
umhus. ,.
AZ Columhia-Columhia /; Albany
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1.-TWO GU, when winning run scored.

Scor" ~ inninGs: r.
Pittsburgh ............O u q q "a
Chicago .................n q -
Sumniary: Runs Baird. Good. Safer stolen
bases i!hird. Car'v Earned runs Chicago.
SheTin,e Lifts Fhclan. Johnston. Fisher.
first inse On errors Pittsburgh Iiases
IN pals -oii Harmon. = Of Pierce L.
lnr-cs. Klein ana Emslc. rhine hours
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES AEs.rl:I.I

GAMES Yesterday
IinrrtShurc, 3: Jersey City, /.
Toronto. /; Buffalo. % Give innings; rain).
at"n:rcui- Kocicsicr (ruIn).
GO uihcr schcuulcd.)
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Brook Nn.
New York

New York ..............H y q q 90
Iirooklvn ............i - =, a
summary: Runs-iI. Myers. DnUbert.
Wheat. Three base Wheat. stolen
has, s-lu:shaw ~. Robertson. Mcrkle
Earned rGus- Brooklyn, . Sacrifice hits.
haubc,t. Get%. Double rlnv-poylc. rlrtch-
or md Merhle. Lott OF hases-Ncw York
y: BROOKLYN .. First base on crrors-.:cw
Work.. !; Brooklyn. q Bases on balls of
Coomhs. : "truck out--by Coombs. ,: Us
:lathewson. l. Wild pitch-Coombs Passed
ngllS-ny Miller, !: by Myers. !. t'mpircs
BNron aud EnsoI!. rilMc. %.
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20. M"cleary. Sacrifice hits-Taguer. st
MAJ tin. Stohn hases-iiummel. Taguer. st
piaNs.W'lf Ne. to Crist: Hasson to Walter.
20 Crist 10 Walters toCrif;. Hits-of Voltz
IL I, !1'inGs. Bases halls-on NoItZ
cff Hamilton. l. off Graft. :. Hit by pi,chef
b! F"ltH. tWdite. Whitfield struck out
by Noitz, ;: by Craft. & Wild bitch
Vol,z. !. Left on hcscs-Newport News.
4, Portsmouth,. 20. Time. lis Umpires
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T9 e!ams called r .,:,f AN 900 q
Summary: Eug-g-fatT Sacrifice h!,-la.
longe. stolen o. SOS -Wl'unms ,9I. &C. ham.
Double plny-TroTl 10 Wares struck out
by Bnder. : hy Manning Bases on
bails-om RAIDER q; OF Meunjrr :. Wild
?Nch-hy !sadcr :, i'nNircS Freeman and
Eckman. Time. IS minutes
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Suffolk.

Summary: i:nns-lrmscher. Spencer pono.
hni' .7n;. Two base hit-Aiien. Sacrsticc
III h"fp stolen bGses-Simnons Irmschor
:oalh!. Double plays-.t.ong 10 sharp To-
'"r"ea, l'@sea on bails-of CASTOR. 3
Struck "nt-by Hirsca. 3; 10y Castor.
iimc, 1880 Umpire. MCGOWAN Attendroco
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4 MEXICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, ]: Washington. o.
Dctroit, ,; Chicago. |.
Philadelphia Boston (ruinI.
81. l.ou:s-Cicvclund truin)
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WHERE THEY rI.,T TODAY.
Washington mt New York
Philadelphia ut Boston
Cleveland mt ST. Louis
Chicago, at Detroit.
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STANDING OF CLUB.

HtEKE TitEN PLAY TODAY
Providence at RICHMOND,
Harrisburg at Jersey City.
Toronto at .;UClics.cr.
Montreal mt Huffult
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NJ birmingham = Birmingham At
lanta. rain
At Little Rock-Littic Rock Mem
phis, rain
At Mobile New Orleans.
rain.
Nashville, 3.
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Hotel Arrivals

GREEN's-P. p. Killing. Altoona, Fa.i w ipsi. III
ingalis. Elm7ira. n II H. W. eu'"''''
.coN,TIny TInyFnrAI,-wnllam r. conklln. Car
S,ood III j.. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. kirk, HaAls-
ton Pa; Mrs. l. II. Moses, HaEaIetn -
DooNER's 81. Kesther, Allentown. Fa'' W.
y Smith, New YORK r,,.-
NEW NGHAM-AEthur .,,,A b. ha}}Sb a}}bina 3elSl John
X March Greensbufs Pa \,
I5ANoVER-W. II, Heller, Atl99uI Nv Il
u; II. J. og,a3Taa5y, SsTslA' "a
vINDsOR-Abbot Law WOOD 91Ppsrafyi ny
land; Fred ]. Becker, blandon' Fa'i ~ -
Throne Red Lion. Pa.
.VENprG-J. F. Early Readng, PA ~ ~ snd srd
NJ NJ. lewis iI Snyder. Baltimore, Nd.
ADFI. .PHIA--W. H. Joyee, HagisPuI {.rn2s''
r. II. Moore, Albany. n. II - +
Pittshurgh. Pa r.n,,stsr
NJ M. Hoerner, ChamesfsoaFs' r. -,
wy yarirON-Rlahard W. Watson. Indiana F4''
W. b. McBryar, Eiizaoeth. "a
sTENTON-Mrs. }. Hampton Lus1isk LuS5isk, ~ Hsr
fisbars' Pa Miss A. r hanslen' AnHAF''
eoI.oyNADE DE-Mizs Emma sshqqbeFs, ARgisisd t7sssid
-. NJ James sihley, InleaQ G'i ii9isAA
F4arbison, ridley Park. Pa
- ~ tFatsrbury Ia; NED a. S-5stst' S-5ssttststt'
s5sa,d, s5ss,.,,.. R9gidi Mich A-'
-. b.Sss-5 5s,,rT,' = sra TFoRn- ~ \ Cum
nninss. sew Yqrki u W. Aaass 81 ~
n Hsrton Ray heileIoets. - 1lt5ss15,an'
l5laamsa qlsT'e9 81 Hassls' sfraFileaas'
HIsH K FQeht LeNle- es4' -.
~ T1N-E. 81 sqo9s
fa- M eaa - faF. a.
er sossi ~ at ~
Hs HaH zefA
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
MATTERS or INTEREST
Informal Entertainments, Lunches Dinners and Daues g
Occupv Society T0dag-Sanner Plans are Formed

Mr. and Mrs. John cribbel and Miss
Gribbel gave a tea Saturday Afternoon At
ST. Austell Hail. wyncote, from Until I
o'clock, in honor Of Miss Mildred Hanseli
Lane, whose engagement to Mr.. Elliot
Johnston was recently announced.
Refreshments were served under the
trees. the beautiful lawn and rich blooms
OF the garden forming an artistic setting
Tor the smartly gowned guests.
An important event which viii interest
persons OF this city is the famous BACK
HAN Spread, which viii be held tonight.
the eve Of Harvard class day.
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower will act ns one
OF the patronesses Of the affair, as tlii
Mrs Rudolph AgassiS, Mrs A. Lawrence
Lowell, wife OF Harvard's president. and
Mrs. George Won T. Meyer Mr.. Clarence
$. Clark and Mr.. Roderlck Tower win be
among the ushers others on the Hat are
sons Of prominent families from Boston.
Washington, Baltimore and this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank 70. Bland, OF Mar
berth' entertained at dinner on Friday
night Covers wero laid for eight. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hollo-
Wen, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mershon and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mershon
The Misses Braley, OF the Holman
school, have left town to spend the sum
mer at their cottage at East Chop, Mass.
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What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band, Mcpherson Square, Kenalng.
ton and Indiana avenues; o'clock. Free.
Falrmount Park Band, Georges Hill q
o. clock Free.
philadelphia Band. City Hall Plaza 8
o. clock. Free.
Walnut Street business Association. Belle
yue- -stratford. 3 o'clock. Free,
West Philadelphia Business and Improve
merit League, 5209 Market streeti o'clock.
Free
Northwest Business Men. 2a30 Columbia ave-
nue. o. Oeloek. Free.
West susquehanna Avenue Business Men,
Irea.
Commencement West PhlladelphlA High
School for Girls; clock.
Drexel Biddle Bible classeH. Holy Trinity
Church; 3 O. clock. Free.
June Rally, Schuylkill Branch. Christian En-
Gaavor soelsty, Diamond Street Baptist
church; s o clock,
Automohlle Livery Protective Association,
lT09 North 18th street; o clock.
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Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon-open-alr meeting for employees Of the
indiana avenue Speaker. Miss Anna Nc
Cue. Mrs. Margaret Godward assists at the
Noon&opon-air meeting at 28th street and
Gray's Ferry road. Employees at the Sohuyl-
XIII Arsenal addressed. Speaker. Miss Bertha
%, m.-Open-air meeting at Goth and San
som streets. Speaker, Miss Bertha SapoYitz'
$40 %, m.-Open-air meeting At germantown
and I.ehigh avenues. Speaker, MISS Anna
McCue.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
south streets Speaker Mrs. l. IT. Virdin,
q ~ m-Mrs. Marion Holmes speaks before
the Foresters Of America at Court Library.
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
$40 o. m-Meeting az the homo OF Mrs.
Harry fhiIllps IA West Lehgh avenue. Plans
dIscusssd for raising ST5, 600 for suffrage cam
paiEn fund. Mrs. owen PHILIPPE, OF England,
speaks; also Miss Caroline G. Knapp, Miss
Fiia o. Guilford ana Miss Olga Gross.
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North Philadelphia

Miss Mary Aungler entertained last
Week at cards at her home, 50 North
Szd street. supper followed the game.
Inc guests included Miss May McCahey,
MISS Marguerite Howard, the Misses Far
rell and Miss Isabel Eisenhower.
The Ushers' Association OF the Twelfth
United Presbyterian Church, at Ruth and
somerset streets, had q moonlight sail
saturday evening
Miss Adeline Klein, OF 1921 West Girard
avenue. has returned from wellesley Col
lege and has as her guest Miss Beatrice
Bloch, OF Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. William Hoffman has returned to
her homo in Pittsburgh after n three
weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs. Helen
Rinald.
Miss Laura e. Hill. formerly OF this
city, has returned from the Northwestern
University, Chicago, and will spend the
summer visiting friends in the suburbs
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Cohn. of 1887
Diamond street. are spending tho sum-
mer in Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-21

svVi boyer street. are spending ths autA
rner months a. Ocean city. n. j.
Mise Marie kurtz, of Ia Pleasant atfsst.
has returned home from Hnddcn ffe,ss,s
where she was the ruest OF Mrs. Hisncd
Haiierman.
MT and Mrs. Walter Noses, of iiN
East Washington lane. were visitors af
Princeton, n. j., for several days. when
they attended a class Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Howard-srilth. Of tsss
Pulaski avenue. and their daughter, Mise
Elise Howard-Emith have returned from
a months trip 20 California and the Pam
anna Exposition.
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Girard Estate

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. McKenty, Of 252o
South Colorado terrace, are receiving con-
gratulatlons on the birth Of n daughter,
Elsie Gertrude. Mrs. McRenty will be
remembered as Miss Mary Boal before
her marriage.
Miss Nan Carroll. of 25T South Colo
RADIO terrace, spent the weekend as the
guest CT her sister, Mrs. Raymond Collins,
Of Mount Airy.
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Frankford

Mrs. Efhe Shell Walton will be hostess
NJ dinner this evening, when she will en-
tertain In honor of Miss Bessie X. Kiss
ing. whose engagement to Mr. Charles
q. dunlap was announced last week. The
wedding will take place in the late fall
MISS Leona Harmer, of Frankford ave-
nue., has as her guests Miss Helen Duff
held, OF Norwich, N, " and Miss Sarah
Clarke, of Delaware City. They leave
Thursday for Atlantic City, where they
will spend two days with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Houstin, at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Dudley Banks,
OF Orthodox street, will open their cot
tage at Wildwood Wednesday. They will
entertain house party over the week.
end. including Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MARINER,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dunn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kirk
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Germantown

Miss Emile Parmentier Dean. OF 70
mona terrace has returned home from
Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts,.
where she has been 4 student for tha
last term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baohman, OF s71s
Baynton street. have sailed for Panama
They viii visit San Diego and San Franz
CISCO returning by way Of Yellowstone
Park
Friends Of Miss Mary l.. Tiers win bo
glad TO know that she Is rapidly recover
Ing from her recent iilnesa.
Miss Marjories Candy, Of Thornolawn.
for several weeks.
Miss Kathryn p, Jones, OF School lane,
has returned from visit to Roland Park,
Nd where she was the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. t. Black. OF Mannheim
and Greene streets, are visitors at Wild
wood, N. ].
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. James Dewolf
Perry, Of 1s5 School lane, will leave for
a visit to Half Way Farm, Manchester,
VT, about July 1.
Miss Betty Strain, Of $50 zeraida street.
has returned from fortnights viaIt 10
sohwenksville. Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs o. Percy Bright have left
for Harwlckport Cape Cod. Mass where
they win remain for the summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs, u. Mellor, Of 96l3 Belgrade
street, were given delightful surprise
party In honor OF their 10th wedding ami
versary. Among those present were Mr..
John Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ken
nedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Smith. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Firth Leedom. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lang.
Mr.. Charles Smith. Mrs. Emma Budd,
Mrs. Ruth Mellor, Miss Elsie Kennedy,
Miss Mildred Kennedy, Miss Anna Sur
wick. Miss Anna Ferguson, Miss Tillle
Hughes. Master George Budd, Mr.. Maui
rice Kennedy. Mr.. Adam Smith. Sd, Mr..
Thomas Ferguson. Mr. Charles Ferguson
and Mr.. Albert Mellor. Jr
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Chestnut Hill

Mr and Mrs. Henry Price Wright, of
2S0 Aliens lane, will occupy their sum-
mer cottage In Seal Harbor Me-. about
July 1.
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Mrs II, Clayton, OF wildwood Crest. N.
J., has been spending a few days visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Milton Shaw, OF
Hortter st
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Bala-Cvnwvd

Miss Anna Getz Eberbacn, OF cynwyd.
has returned from weeks visit with her
classmate Miss Martho Anderson, OF
Sharon. Ill. Mr., and Mrs. John storey
Eberbaoh will spend the weekend at
Atlantic City
Miss Marie Martin. OF Chadds Ford.
Pa, Is visiting Miss Dorothy Fleck, OF
Bala avenue, BAla
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MRS. CHARLES MoRIARITY
Tioga

IlOga
mrs Annie Hoidsworth, Of Tloga and
18th streets, has gone to Chicago, ILL.,, to
remain one month.
Phe friends Of Mrs Raynor Bowman,
daughter of DR., and Mrs. Charles Edward
Hallowell. of 1922 West Tioga street, will
be pleased to hear Of her recovery from
a recent serious illness.
The Junior Department Of the Tioga
baptist Sunday School. Broad and on
tario streets, held it's annual outing sat
urday in Burholme Park.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. William Horn and fam
NY, OF SI23 North 10th street, are occupy
ing their cottage at Ocean City.