Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13
Northeast Philadelphia

A Home-gathering Day will be held at
the East Montgomery Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church September 10. The ex-
ercses will continue through the entire
day, under the supervision of the Rev.
s X. Mcconnell pastor of the church.
The innovation is to rally all of the con-
gregation who have been separated dur
ing the vacation periods for the work of
the coming fall and winter. The main
auditorium will be beautifully decorated
under the supervision of the Flowers and
Sutton families. of which there are six
branches. The various committees are
composed of Rev S. X. Mcconnell, Mr..
Albert Yeo, Mr.. Edward Bullinger, Mr..
Harry Lappn, Mr. William Rubin, Miss
Florence Bulinger, Mr. Thomas Lupken,
Miss Bessie Bullinger, Mr.. William Flow
ers. Mr. Roy Vogel, Mr.. Thomas Nc
Clurken, Mr. John Barlow, Mr.. Clarence
Bullnger. Mr.. Albert Mellon, Sr., Mr..
William Barnhill, Mr.. George Thomas,
Jr., Mr. Edward Connor Mr.. Samuel
Wilson, Mr.. Vernon Jones, Miss Anna
Green, Mrs. Clothier, Mrs. Mellon, Mrs.
Galbraith, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. McClurken,
Mrs. Collar, Mrs Bennett. Mrs Alice
Myers, Miss Edith Pierce, Miss Kathryn
Sharkey and Miss Elsie Bullinger.
Mr.. Jack Biting, of 1861 East Berls
street, and Miss Anna May Dugan, of
BIB Aramingo street, were married last
Monday by the Rev. Dr. Shaw, of the
Frankford Avenue Protestant Episcopal
Church. Frankford and Allegheny ave-
nues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nolan and
family have returned to their home, 255O
North Howard street, after a stay at the
shore for several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Of 2322 North
Howard street, and Miss May Fry, OF
21 and Dauphin streets, are back in town
after a delightful vacation at Wildwood,
N J., and Lake George, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Green, of 29O6
North I'd street, have completed their
vacation trip to the coast resorts.
Mr.. Joseph Longstreet, of 2454 Kensing-
ton avenue, has returned to town after
an interesting auto trip to Shamokin. Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Wiley and family, Of 256S
North Reese street, have returned to the
city after an enjoyable tour to several
Canadian points adjacent to Montreal
Mr. Frank Dulan entertained a group
o. his friends Wednesday at his cottage,
IT Lafayette avenue, Atlantic City. An
impromptu pinochle contest was indulged
II between Mr.. Dulan, Mr. Robert Miller,
Mr.. James Green, Mr.. Charles Manners
on one side, and Mr.. Edward Bauers,
Mr.. John Kelly, Mr. Charles Messenger
and Mr.. Thomas Hickey on the other.
The decision of Mr.. Joseph Gillespie was
In favor of Mr.. Bauers' team. Mr.. Dulan
will return to the city in a week or two.
Mr.. Edward Haggert and his mother,
Mrs. Anna Haggert, OF 817 West Cumber-
land street, enjoyed fine two weeks
trip to Scranton, Pa. Mr.. Haggert is
active in Spanish-American War Veteran
ciI cles and is highly thought of In the
northeast.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Barcus and family,
of 923 North Sth street, have returned
from Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs David J. Soltman and son
Harold of T9 North 9Th street, are
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Grossman. of $50 North
I'd street, have returned homo from At