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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-10
Hotel Arrivals

GREEN SIN. caelson. Jersey City, N. j.; ].
Frank MaeIntire; Lewes, Del; George r.
..t9s,lS,s 9Iiek: Milford. R3iaii,, PA u...
Pa. F. Price. East Orange. N, j.; Joseph
l. Gnl, Trenton. n, ].
DooNER's 's-W, J. Jones' Delta. Pa E. II.
vF% EIS9d arAtI3 Ate9, =. rsn,on A,,sn,,, c,tv
kearney. Newark. N. j.
HANOVER-W. p. Weiss. Bloomsburg Pa.
William Bader, shamokin, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. g. S. Snyder; York, Pa,
Pa; Dr. w q. Lent, Wslisboro, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Selley NorrlstOwn. Pa.
VBNDIG-Wilmer Dunbar. Greensburg, Pa.
o. w. Rambo Scranton. Pa j. L. Fisher.
l. MARYLAND. stone Har-
hor n, j.; g. Perry. Westheld. ~. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stoner, Trenton, y. j.
ST, JAMEs-Mrs. q; L. Long, Harrisburg,
Pa Wilbur l.. Adams. Wilmingtqqn. Del;
WALFoN-Alr. and Mrs ]. W Hubbard. Har-
risburg. Pa; v. +. LoeOq, Harrisburg, Pa
n. r. Morgan. Mt. Carmel. Pa.
sFEaEoSS-MTg George 1; Farrell. %, Pitts
r Taylor, Ailentown. Pa
and Mrs, W. p. White.
Pa. u wilson Milton, Pa.
Iowa q r. Mecislland. Washington, d. G.,
M. 8. odle. Des Moines. Iowa,
RITZ -eAHIT0s-deor l.. Norris Pitts
lurgh. Pa Mr.. and Mrs. A. w, Doris,
baltimore. Nd A. s. Munson. Minneapolis.
bnrgh, Pa; Thomas b. Whitted, Charlotte,
y. CT Mr.. and Mrs; j. X Martin. Bryn
NawF ts %,is NTs A rob Aes' sbSIis A,iShila issy
John Brldley. Pittsburgh. Pa. L. w. Dem
nison, Warren, Pa.
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Germantown

Mr. and Mrs j. Thompson willing and
family, Of 5000 Wayne avenue. left last
week for Henryvile Monroe County, Pa,
TO occupy their cottage as usual for the
summer months
Mr., and Mrs Eugene McGuckin, OF
west Upsal street, are being congratu-
lated ON the birth of son on July 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert b. Haines, Jr. OF
loS W. School House lane, accompanied
Dy their two daughters, have opened their
cottage at Castine, Me.
Mr. and Mrs william w. smithers. of
20 Winona avenue, have opened their
cottage at Belmar, N. j., for July and
August.
DR. and Mrs. Howard n. Roberts, 5sl2
wayne avenue accompanied by their
daughter Miss Marguerite Roberts, are
at Lake George for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. Samuel Bispham Bowen 64O7
Wayne avenue, left yesterday for Boston,
where she will be the guest of her daurh-
ter. Mrs. Harold McNeall and also will
visit another daughter, Mrs Walter Alvin
Carl. Mrs. Bowen will take motor trip
along the north shore before returning to
Germantown in the autumn.
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Along the Main Line

wYNNEWooD.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bartol Brazier. of Fraclybra, have
opened their Cape May cottage for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel P. wetherill, of
Kent road will spend part of the sum
mer at Hill Grove Farm, the estate of
aF. Wetherills father, Mr.. w. II. Weth-
eriil. at Valley Forge.
ARDMoRE-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
II Ludlow are spending the summer at
Beach Haven, N. ],
Ar. and Mrs. Harry L. Jefferys. of
Valley road. are at Somma Riva, East
Hampton, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Paul Baily and
Miss Francis w. Baily have left for Bay
head, n. j., where they will spend the
summer
M. and Mrs. George B. Rea will leave
early IN August for West outlet, Me.
HAyERFoRD.-AIr and Mrs. Charles
n Tindle, of Avon road. left yesterday
l9g TWO months motor trip through
y New England States.
ps and Mrs Charles C. Kinney. OF
Ealladelphia, have closed their home and
W spend the summer here.
Mrs, Charles Williams. OF Cheswold
,.he' Is making a short visit at Eagle
alsfe before going TO the Thousand ISL
saaa. where she will spend several weeks.
iss tzlef Mrs. Williams will go to Watch
tAA K l.. TO remain until September.
hkYN MAWR.-AIrs. G. d. Green. OF
19eA Haven, is visiting Mrs. Joseph G.
nflght, Of Morris avenue.
asf and Mrs, Herman Gierseh. OF Pros
Rss. avenue. have moved 10 86 Central
sADNOR.-hr. and Mrs. Henry Au-
ssztas berwind and Miss Margaret Ber-
10. OF Weirwood. will leave the latter
- Of July for York Harbor. where
slss viii remain until the end OF the sea-
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nelly. Or, John =. Gallagher. Or.
Daniel and Or. r. r. Wfliourhbv Th#
officers Of the association are. Mf
Charles q. Pfeffer. chairman; Mr. o t
keIly, secretary, and Mr.. Edward G
snyder treasurer.
Miss Rena H. Horrocks viii give
Garden party this afternoon and evening
at her home. on Manatawna avenue. Hoxs
borough. Supper will be served at small
tables on the lawn and there viii BE
many attractive games for the entcrtaln
ment of tho guests who will include AEf
and Mrs. William smith Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Horrocks. DR.. and Mrs Oiivef
y. Hendren. Miss Minnie Burk Mr.
Ralph Horrocks, Mrs. Charles Graham
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Horrocks. Afisa
Margaret Nicely, Mas Ray List. Miss
Grace Heller, Miss Mildred Beaver. Miss
Florence Barras. Miss Anna Roehon.
Miss Minerva Webster. Miss Esther foi4
~ Miss Jennie Stewart Miss Neelv.
Miss Ethel Lynn. Miss Mitchell Mr.
James Pickle, Mr.. Wilson Rambo, MIR
Lloyd Sharp, Mr.. James Oliver. Mr.
Phillip McGee and Mr. Stewart Remper.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. Kraft. Of
Baywayamal, West CollinEswood n. j..
gave a garden party and dance at fhsir
nome last week In honor OF Miss EilKa-
beth X. Rusk Among those present
were Miss Elizabeth X. Rusk. Miss Mar
ION Chllds Miss Marjorie Smith, OF Boss
ton; Miss Helen Carrow, Miss Marjoria
Page, Miss Mabel Hammer, OF New
York; Miss Marjorie Chase. Miss Doro-
thy shuster. Miss Dorethea De Due. of
Washington; Miss Helen Twitcheli, Miss
Grace Carr. Miss Helen BriehI. Miss MIL
dred Taylor. Miss Almena Pelouze, OF
Louisville; Miss Helen Carr. Mrs. Ed
ward Walker, Master Erwin Agnew
Fiero, Master Frank II. Haines, Master
Leroy Sayrs, Master Karl staebler. of
New York; Master Slayton Stewart,
Master Harold Furneos. Master Louis La
Due, of Washington; Mr.. Edward wall
ker, Master William Finn, Master VIII
liam Tatem, Master Robert c. Llppin-
colt. Master James Atweli Stafford
Master William Dryden, Master Earl
Twitchell, Master Harold La Duo, OF
Washington; Master Selden TwItchell.
Master Ralph Wayne Kraft and Master
Bayard r. Kraft.
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What Milady Wears

While on n tour of the shops re-
Gently Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills wore
cool looking frock of midnight blue
crepe and with 1t large blue taffeta hat
with fiat bow set in under the flare at
the left side. The gown was quite simply
made with skirt puffed in pannier eff
feet and the blouse had a collar and
cuffs of sheer linen embroidered In Ba-
varian colors. In the same shop was
Miss Mary Evelyn Chew, clad in navy
blue serge coat suit which was severely
tailored and edged with braid. A rolling
collar of fine handkerchief linen and a
small white straw sailor hat completed
the costume.
Mrs Richard Norris, who is' occupying
her cottage as usual at Cape May, was
seen on the beach wearing fine hand
kerchief linen blouse. heavy white linen
skirt topped by an italian silk sweater
coat of white with deep collar and cuffs
of skunk fur. A broad band OF the fur
Is also used around the bottom of the
coat. An unusually striking hat OF leg
horn has deep rose flowers or VelVet en-
circling the crown and is faced with rose
silk.
Another smartly attired matron who
wears the sweater coat Is Mrs. d. Dob-
son Altemus. The coat Is quite long and
has a band of brown fox fur around the
edge; also a wide collar and cuffs of
the same fur. Mrs. Altemus' hat Is OF
straw with a top of black velvet. A
black walking stick completes the at
tractive costume. Mrs Andrew Wheeler
wears on the beach white linen skirt
and fine blouse trimmed with tilet lace
collar and cuffs. Her hat is OF leghorn
in sailor shape, the crown and brim are
covered with white taffeta and trimmed
with fine feather faneies.
Miss Leta Sullivan has appeared in a
most attractive frock of Belgian blue taf-
feta. The skirt Is wide and gathered at
the waist line. and the bodice trimmed
with chiffon of yhe same shade. Her hat
of taffeta of the blue added the finish
ing touch to her costume.
Mrs. A. j. Drexel Biddle has been
noticed in a gown of white net over satin.
Tho skirt Is composed of tiers OF net the
second one being edged with fold OF
navy blue net The bodice was simple In
design and was finished with belt of the
colored net. A leghorn hat with blue vel
vet and French flowers completed the
costume.
Mrs. Harold A. Sands has been seen
in a sports costume. consisting of short
white pleated skirt. tailored blouse and
black knitted silk sweater edged with fur
A small sports hat OF blue is also worn
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Along the Reading

MT ana Mrs. Ralph Beaver StraSsburger
have returned to their home, Normandy
Farm, at Gwynedd Valley, after cruise
around Maine of several weeks with Mrs
Strassburger's father on his yacht AL
berta.
Miss Marie X. Henderson, of Paxson
avenue, Glenside, Pa, will have for her
house guests for several weeks Mr.. Fred
erick Pagles and Miss Charlotte Pagles,
OF Cincinnati. o. Miss Henderson will
give many entertainments in their honor
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ McNally, of
1925 North 18th street, Logan, have opened
their cottage at Ocean City, where they
will remain during the summer.
Mrs. Edward B. d. Newhauser, of 18th
street and Chelten avenue, Oak Lane,
accompanied by her two sons, Master Ed
ward Newhauser and Master Newland
Newhauser, left this week for Maine
where she will remain during part of the
summer. going later to the White Noun
tains.
Mrs. B. A. Hitchner, of 18th street and
Chelten avenue, Oak Lane, will be hostess
to the members of the South Oak Lane
Sewing Circle Monday afternoon, July 12.
Her guests will include Mrs. Albert w.
Dudley. Mrs. Howard Anthoney, Mrs.
James Hall. Mrs. Louis Beneke, Mrs. AL
bert Gee and Miss Lily Marion.
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West PHILADELPHIA

Mrs H. B. Clark, 1850 Girard avenue,
who is confined to bed in private SAN
atorium, at 1910 Vine street, is on the way
TO recovery. Her friends and many ad-
mirers of her paintings. which have SO
often been exhibited at the Academy of
the Fine Arts will be glad to learn that
she is out of danger, and is expected to
be brought home shortly.
Mr., James Hardin. $500 Catharine street.
and his niece, Miss Ethel Perkins, OF Bur
lington. N. j., will leave Saturday for
Lake George, In the Adirondacks, where
they will spend the summer with rela-
tiVes.
MI and Mrs. Algernon Yeaton, of 4314
Walnut street. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. G. Shaw, at Delaware Water
Gap
Mrs. Samuel Welsh and her son, ss7
North 18th street, left Monday for Cali
fornia, to be gone about three months.
Miss Elizabeth MoManus and Miss
Gertrude McManus, of 1872 Barring street,
left yesterday for Baltimore, where they
will spend two weeks.
Miss Catherine Feeley. of Providence,
aunt. Miss Catherine Feeley. OF 6114 West
minister avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McDermott, of 6s5
North 9th street, are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh-
ter July Mrs. McDermott was for
merly Miss Margaret Clark. of North
esd street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Anderson have
closed their house. 4166 Leidy avenue, and
opened their cottage. Oak ClIhf Martha'E
Vineyard, for the summer.
Mrs. Ida W. Howes, COS North s4th
street. announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Doris Howes, to Mr.. Alan
Levin, Of Merton.
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Summer Resorts

ATLANTIC CITY, July 10.-With the
return of warmer weather greater num-
bers of people are arriving each day from
the various cities and towns near here
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Murphy, of
Philadelphia, are occupying their cottage
In Chelsea, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Daily
have also opened their house.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Drexel Biddle will
spend the greater part of the summer
here at their cottage in VeDtnor.
Among recent arrivals at the Yarmouth
In Chelsea are Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgway,
MISS Eileen s. Vernon. Mr.. A. A. DuBann.
Mr. and Mrs Rodman, Mrs. N. G, LOBBY.
Mrs X. r. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. op-
penheim, Miss Oppenheim Miss Viola N.
Derr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Israel, Miss
Ruth Israel, Mr.. r. n Shober, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL, T.. Ford, Mr.. e. E. Ford. Jr,
Miss f. e. Falrbrother. Miss E. T. Nell
son. Miss S. B. Montague, Mr.. George
Randle, Mrs. p. o. Derr. Mr.. William 8.
Brennan, Mrs. Paul Rosenwey Mr. Leon
Rosenwey, Miss Pauline Rosenwey, Mrs.
-. r. Snyder, Miss r. NJ. Shuman, Mr..
p. d. Brown.
OCEAN CITY, July 10. - Mr. Thomas
w, w. Clay, president of the Fairmount
Spinning Mills, is cottager
Mr.. Charles B. Verlender is spending
the summer here.
Mr.. John Miller has taken cottage for
the season.
Mr.. Herman Meyer, of Croxton, is
among the cottagers.
Mr.. Charles II. Laird and family, of
Camden, are here for the season.
Mr.. j.. A. Perkins is here for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bassett and their
family have arrived for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander M. DeHaven,
OF West Philadelphia. and his family are
among the cottagers
Mr.. James Stevenson Is among the
Boardwalk strollers.
Mr.. Benjamin w. Greer Jr.. and fam
lily, of Philadelphia, are enjoying a rest
in this city.
Mr.. Henry It. Jordan and his family
have cottage on Wesley avenue.
Mr. c, Cooke Wanamaker. of the Gar
rick is here for the season.
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North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Lena and Miss Lillian Shapiro. OF
ess North Franklin street, left yesterday
for a trip to Detroit and points west
A very delightful luncheon was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Scott at their
home. 2s43 North 9th street. on Thursday.
at which they announced the engagement
of their daughter Miss Beatrice Scott 10
Mr.. Madison Ray Boyer. The guests in
cluded Miss Tille Frederick Miss Edna
Boyer. Miss Minnie Flinsbaek. Miss
Bertha Flinsbaek. Miss Maud GibbIe. Miss
Mabel Rieburn, Miss Martha Prince. Miss
Edith Letzeriek, Miss Sadie MeMullen.
Miss Catherine Hieber. Miss Edna Man
dler. Miss Vesta kaufman. Mlss Mamie
smith. Mrs. Charles Roehmling and Mrs.
William Gorges,
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Roxborough

A birthday party was given yesterday
10 Miss Florence Doerr and Miss Eliza
beth Doerr, OF sos York street. on the
Occasion OF their 6th birthday annlVer-
sary. Among the guests We're: Miss Afyr-
tIs Freeman, Master Charles Freeman,
Miss Marie Douglas, Master Albert
Peters. Master Raymond Peters, Miss
Janet Vernon. Miss Ida Vernon. Master
LANES Vernon, Miss Miriam Sharp, Miss
I,ottie Reed, Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
Florenee Treston and Master Ralph Tres
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Book, Of Halle
ton. Pa. are guests OF their daughter.
MIS-. HAIRY Dim. OF ls52 North Colorado
street
Mrs. c. ]. Thompson. $50 East Lever
ington avenue. Roxborough, has returned
from a visit 70 Ocean City.
The annual meeting OF the Fourth OF
J,llv committee win be held IN the Grace
Lutheran Church, Ro1borough, on the
evening of July % hr c. A. Mack,
ebairnan OF the entertainment commit
Zee. has made preparations for an ex-
eelient banquet for the occasion.
Miss Mary Mitchell. Of Peehln street,
her sister Mss Carrie Mitchell OF Colo
rado Springs. ana Hiss Della Martin, o1
Psohin street. have been zpanaln4 senls
time II Atlantic Gig.
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Notices for the society page win be
accented ana nrsntes m IN Fvealna
written On one side Of the paper, must
be signed In fun, with fun address. and
when Doasibls telephone number mnst be
glFsa.
sead al such oommunleations 10
esoelsty kditqF.s Evening Ledger. s0s
Chestnut street.
uaiess tassa requirements are carried
- = lAas xsziaealien nay b pozslbls.
aAs netiess sili aet be pabllsAsd.
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Tioga

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer and their
daughters Miss Mary and Miss Rath-
crime Spencer. have gone to their summer
home. Spencer Farm, FELTON,, Del, where
they viii entertain during the summer
This weekend their guests win include,
Mr. and Mrs B. II. Bale. Mr.. Gordon
Bale. OF Germantown; Mrs. f. A. Jack
son, Miss Esther and Miss Edith Spencer.
Miss Mary Haldeman. Miss Evelyn and
Miss Rebecca Cooper.
Mrs. Minnie Schauheur, of 1888 Hunting
Park avenue. Is SPEEDING the season at
Eomers Point, N. J.
DIR. and Mrs Robert G. Cox. formerly
OF West Tioga street. have gone to At
lantie city for the summer.
Mir. and Mrs Summerheld B. Speake.
OF s617 North 2lst street. will spend Au-
gust In Ocean City.
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Bala-Cynwyd

s Elizabeth Lodge Magee. who Is
Mrs. Spencer Wright at her
nay cottage, viii return to Gym
~ aha Mrs. Walter Scott Detwiler, Of
~ who were the guests OF Doctor
aifs s Merrill Weeks at Compton
fafni Langhorne. have returned
a g motor trip to Bushkiii. Pa, when
ezfe accompanied By Doctor and
weeks Mrs. Dslwilers grand
sf aIfa Lucinda Nohrs, Is spending
aef With Mr. and Ars. DetWilaf
veg nome on City avenue
saa Ara &. a. Blister. e Union
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Chester and Vicinity

Ensign Edward Lull Cochrane, u. s.
N, of Chester. who spent months
leave OF absence at his home here has
left to join the U. s. s. Rhode Island, TO
which he has been assigned. Ensign
Cochrane is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lull Cochrane and the late General
Henry Clay Cochrane.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank BLACK and Dr.
]. William Wood and family have re-
turned from sojourn at Cape May n. J.
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South Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mayer OF 1927 South
18th street, and Miss Florence Hawkins.
of SIS South 55th street, left yesterday for
an eight-week visit to the Panama Expo
sition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Brown, of New
York, are entertaining Mr.. Browns
mother. Mrs. NJ. p. Brown, OF 1903 South
18th street. at their apartments in Allan
tic CITY
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Camden and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hutchinson, of
oakwood. Jobstown, N. j.. and their
guest. Miss Marie Sharpless, of Wyncote,
Pa, accompanied by Mr.. James d. Black,
OF Jobstown, N. j.. will motor to Beach
Haven. N. j., where they will remain
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Casselwain and
sons, OF s17 Penn street, are at their cot
tage at Cape May, where they have spent
many summers.
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Don't Walk in Your Sleep" BaIzer
Sisters. aerial novelty; Glen Ellison,
A Scot Without the Kilt; Bradley and
Norris. In Loveland," and Hearst
Selig pictures.
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Chestnut Hill

Miss Bessie Walsh. of East Mount
Airy avenue, is spending few weeks at
Chelsea with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Thaxter Bicknell,
OF SO1 Highland avenue, have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hope Car
penter.
Mr.. w. o. Griffith. whose family ls
spending the summer at Saunderstown,
r. l., has Joined them there for a month.
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RBITH'S-Belle Baker, singer Of popular
songs; Mason, Keeler and company
presenting Married" Four Antwerp
Girls. Belgian refugees, in a musical
advertisement Laddie Clin, English
comedian; Solly Ward and Lillian
Fitzgerald In "Sansbulider and Mile.
Florette": Ward. Bell and Ward. dane
ing gymnasts Carbrey Brothers,
dancers Valentine and Bell. cyclists /;
"a goth Century courtship" and
news movies.
NEXONS GRAND-Harry Holman and
company in adam Killjoy"; Galetti's
Baboons I'm "a Day at the Races"
Warren and Dietrich, a blackface and
a vocalist; Denny and Boyle, singers
and instrumentalists olivette, vio-
llnist; the Gardiner Trio. dancers, and
Fun Photo Films.
CROSS REYS-First half of the week:
"The International Dancing Revue
Billy K. Wells. dialect comedian; Davis
and Williams. in Hans, the Butcher
Boy Marie Arvelle. singer the Norm
Sisters Dixon and Dixon, the musical
clowns. and Charles Chaplin, In THE
Property Man" Second half OF week:
Bessie Kyle and company in Fun in a
Cabaret" Abe Marks and company in
"The Fighter Lester and Lesser,
songs and patter; Luccianna Lucca, the
double-voiced vocalist Warren and
Everetts. and Leona Hegy. clay
modeler
WoODSIDE PARR-Vaudeville program
for three performances daily. The
matinee, at 2:15. will be free to Wood
side Park patrons. except on Saturday;
in the evenings. two shows. at 7:45 and
9:45, with a small admission fee for the
front rows,
COMING
JULY 10
REITH'S - Ballet Divertissement"
Belle Blanche. a prima donna imper-
sonatori Bowers. Wolters and Crocker,
grotesque acrObats; Denman Thomp-
sons Old Homestead Double Quartet
Marie Pavey in new playlet; Walter
v. Milton and company, presenting
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Wilmington

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Nields motored
to the Green Spring Valley Saturday, and
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Ewing.
Mrs. John Marsh, of Port-au-Prince,
Haiti. arrived this week for n visit with
her father. Howard T. Wallace, and her
sister, Miss Marguerite Wallace.
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What's Doing Tonight

PHILADELPHIA Band city Hall Plaza;
o'clock. Free.
.FaIrmoupt Park Band, Belmont Mansion; >
o clock Free.
Municipal Band Logan Playground. York
road and Wyoming avenue; O'clock Free
Energetic Band Hunting Park; s o'clock.
Free.
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Northeast Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs AIarlSle and Mrs Hayes
ana family. Of 1907 Marlborough street,
are at wildwood, N J.
Mr.. ana Mrs ]. seldman. OF 1915 North
sin street. are occupying their summer
nome at Atlantic City.
Mrs. g saith and Clair Yater. Of AZ
East GlHard- avenue are At 1nekertons
+. D. f9r several weeks.
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INVITATIONS FOR SMART WEDDING
IN THE SOUTH RECEIVED HERE
Miss Rebecca Scott Gambler Cousin of Mr. and Mrs John
Scott Jr. Of This CITY, WU Be Married on Julv 90
In Georgid-Numerous Departures For Coast

avenue, Bala, are at Ocean city. N. j.,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick p FIact of
CITY avenue, Bala, have opened their
cottage at Stone Harbor, for the summer
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vacation Day Precautions

It's = great annoyanee 10 find yourself far
from home and unable 70 obtain your favor
lite newspaper. Before you so away notify
the Evening Ledger 70 have your paper sent
to you. specify the edition desired.
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JULY 20
RETTH'S-Trlxie Friganza. Bell Family.
Shepherd and Dalsimer. Thurber and
Madison, Harry Gerard and company,
White and Clayton and others
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Suffrage Events Today

WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
$40 p. m -open-air meeting at Ridge ave-
nue and Diamond street. Speakers Miaa II.
Estelle RnsEel and Miss Bertha sapovits.
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
S15 p. m.-Open-air meeting on the south
City Hall plaza. Speaker. Miss Anna McCue.
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FrankfOrd

Miss Edna j. Reynolds, of Harrison and
Mulberry streets, will leave July 10 for a
three weeks stay at Ithaca, N. Y.
Miss Jena Blessing, OF 4941 Darrah
street, has returned from oxford, Chester
County where she has been the guest of
Mrs. Frank Cox for some time past.
Mrs Charles Castor. of 5932 keystone
street, has as her guest Mrs. Caroline
Piper, of North 9Th street Mrs. Piper
will remain for week. Mrs Castor has
also had as her house guests for a few
days Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kleifer, of
Tioga; Miss Florence Mace and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. 2. Sample. of West Philadelphia.