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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Columbia to Hear Park Lore

@ pot Ward, Commissioner Of Parks;
Dr. ~ Ward Champion. director OF phys
zeal education of the Department of
Education; Howard Bradstreet, OF
Madison House, and DR.. George Ellis
worth Johnson. of the school Of Philan-
thropy. will speak on Parks and Rec
reation" this afternoon at Columbia
University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Ambassador May Save Slayer

George BakLmetef. Russian Ambas-
sador. II was learned at Sing Sing
prison yesterday, is trying TO save
Carol Dranowitz, the East Side trunk
SLAYER. from death.
Governor Whitman has granted the
murderer four weeks reprieve. Drano-
witt has promised TO uncover two men
who. he claims, had hand in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
To Celebrate Lexington Day

Tho Sons Of the Revolution will hold
meeting at Delmonico's in Forty
fourth street Monday night TO celebrate
the l4Oth anniversary Of the battle of
Lexington. An address will be deliv-
cred by George Forbes, of Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
Music Teachers to Dine.

The New York State Music Teachers
Association Will hold a dinner April
20 in the Hotel McAlpin as a prellmi-
nary to their twenty-seventh annual
convention, June Is 10 II. Speaker
al the dinner will be Franz Arens and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

David Bispham. The important busl-
nee before this years convention Is
,hc proposal to establish standard OF
examination to which applicants for
association membership must submit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Carroll. Mrs Samuel Sloan, Mrs. Ebert
II. Gary. Mrs. william A. Butler MIS-.
Willard y. Straight, Mrs. Stewart j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Woodeord. Mrs. J. Todhuntcr Thomp-
son. Mrs. John J. McCook and Miss
Carol Hartman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Hotel Arrivals

GREEN 's--John A. Bourman Minersvllle Pa
j. Joseph. San Francisco. Cal. Miss Jean N.
Hume, Rosemont, Pa.
CONTINENTAL Elliot Scranton. Pa. s.
Snyder Tower City, Pa.
DooNER s-James lowell. Greensbqrg,. Pa
Norristown, Pa.
NEW BINGHAM-Mr. and Mrs. S. Lantz,
Wilkes-BarTe Pa. ]. S. Luce. Scranton, Pa !
William 4. Simpson, Cleveland, O.
HANOVER-Richard Hsrte. HageFstown. Nd
J. =, Holman Williamsport. Pa Mr.. and
Mrs George q, Eppleman Easton. Pa.
WINDSOR-Henry NJ. Schroeder Lancaster,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs W, F, snyder. connells-
VILE. Pa Peter Here. Scranton, Pa.
VFcNDIG-AIr and Mrs. c. f, Bayless. Elmira.
n, r; J. ], Marks, New York James T.
Flood Pottsyille, Pa.
ADELPHIA-M and Mrs. B. Williams,
Easton Pa; Il. e French Erie. Pa,
RITZ -CARLTON-Afr and Mrs F. j. Jacques,
Baltimore Nd; G. Arvedson, Boston
Mass
BELLEYUE-sTRATFOR and Mrs. y, @.
Harman Bloomaburg Pa Leighton G. Iay-
lor, Washington ID O. Mt and Mrs John
William Jones. Norfolk. Va: Lewis 3. skln.
ner, Denver, Col. n Riee, New ,Yorssi
Harry < Thaw. PittseaTgh' Pa; a. u +
81 @. Worton. Pittshursh, Pa.
WALTON-Airs y. Pryor. Washington -, q.
Miss Olive Kline, New York Aias kllAapeth
Wheeler, New York.
GOLONNADEi-N Watson Scotland Fa, II
B Nesblt WashingtQn ID. q ef- ana MEs
ID G. Brubaker Wiiamsporh Pa
RITTENHOUsE-G. 3. Edgar. Milzes- hafre'
pa W ~ Hays. chattaneosa. Team a,
E Wickes New York
- rANEs-Nrs a. j. Hutchinson. l1has-
tasrn Pa nila7 3 81 Kennedy AeH htlsH
tod. p 3 AnagTsQn paH9ls -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
South Philadelphia

An outing TO Burlington Island was
given Sunday by Miss Jessie Sacks, Miss
Elizabeth Mann and Miss Sara Freed
man. The following guests were present;
Miss Lillian Rosenthal, Miss Minnie
Foulkman, Miss Nan Lischner, Miss
Yetta Poltnick, Miss Julia Blumstein,
Miss Eva Rosenthal Miss Ida Karp. Miss
Jessie Sacks, Miss Elizabeth Mann, Miss
Sara Freedman. Mr.. Phillip Goldberg. MT,
Herman Barrish Mr.. Harry Brady. Mr..
Jack Snyder. Mr.. George Sem. Mr..
Charles Swartz, Mr.. Jack Wellenback,
Mr.. Charles Gould, Mr.. Leon Brown. Mr.,
Herman Kaplan.
DR.. and Mrs. Dicbman, OF 1872 South 5th
street, are receiving congratulations upon
the birth OF daughter.
Mr.. Herman Schooner, of 513 Jackson
street, left for Asbury Park last week.
He will remain there for the lest OF the
summer and return the latter part Of
September.
Mr.. Herman Barrlsh. Of 1887 South 9Th
street, spent the weekend at Atlantic
City.
Miss Eva Rosenson, OF New York, ls
visiting Miss Julia Blumstein, or OH
Bainbridge street
Miss Eva Trager, OF 754 South sth
street will spend a few days with Miss
Anna Mailman, Of 6l6 South b2d street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19

Tor the last two weeks An sfahoFsfs
supper was served IN the dining ro8n
which wes beautifully decorated eIlh
Japanese lanterns. TIE foliowihs Asre
present Miss Sara ooldbcra. Mlas pku-
line uoldberg, Miss Bense aoidboth mlas
JMiriam Goldberg, Miss Anna sherman.
Mise Sophia GrcenburE Miss Tear RAJ.
man, Miss Clara t5ofkin. .fr Alffes Hssla-
gold, Mr.. David CITING, Mr. nnnisrldh
Goldberg, DR.. IT. Edelman. Air. Fi F1si-
man, nj. George Hogan. Mr. Geofne 8fof
Kin and Mr. Edward L. Tress
A very attractive fets ana bak. viii
be held this evening at 6i2 Afaln street.
Darby. by Mrs. Richard Dawson. Ms.
John Williams and Mrs sheridan. the
proceeds to be donated to the buiidiuF
fund Of the Church OF the Blessed VIrnin
Mary, Of which the Rev. William a
Fitzgerald IL pastor.
The choir Of the Trinity t.afhsrsn
Church Will hold lawn fute this tvenfnk
In the church grounds At sth and wal
nut streets, Darby. the proceeds "a be
given TO the new organ fund.
Miss Nellie r. Mason. of Chester. Il n
charge Of a juvenile performances, emitted
The Dances OF All Nations. which = fe
be given In the Washburn Theatre un
Thursday evening. The affair Is for the
benefit OF the Playground Association. and
quite number OF resldents are actively
interested In II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
Noon-Open-air meeting nc 25th street and
Washington avenue. Speaker, Miss Bertha
Sapoyits.
Ludlow streets Speaker, Miss Bertha AapoFita
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY,
Noon-open-air meeting az the piaston 50
Mills Taeony. Employees addressed. Speaker,
Miss MARY Stewart. Of Montana.
1 D. m.-Open-air meeting on the CITY hzil
Montana. -.
S:8O D. m.-open-air meeting al 9th street
stewprt OF Montana.
$50 D. m.-Open-air meeting at ueFnaanteHn
and I,ahlqh avenues Speakers. Mrs. ". -
Wood, Mrs. clara Laddey and Miss Myer.
$40 o. m.--Open-air nesting a. ath an1
1,s.:ssr streets Speakers, Miss n. EatHlla
Russei, Miss EngRrd and Dr. 2, H. II. aoose-
OUT OF TOWN
: n m m-Suffrage addresses at 0arrettfcfQ
ana OaSvieW by Miss Sarah Fisher, under
auspices OF the Woman Suffrage party
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Delaware County

MIR. and Mrs. ]. ~ Carlisle. of Moore.
left Saturday for Ocean CITY, N. j.,
where they will probably remain for the
remainder of the season.
An outing on the Delaware River will
shortly be given by the Prospect Park
Mandolin Club.
Miss Albertine Kahlert, OF Norwood.
left Saturday for Sea Isle City, n. j.,
where she will be extensively enter
tanned.
Miss Sara Fisher will give two suffrage
addresses this evening, the first to be
given at 7:15 at the Drexel Hill Post
office and the other at o'clock at the
Postoffice of Oak View. Mrs, II. A. White
is chairman of the committee; Miss Edith
Robinson, teacher; Mrs. George Parker.
vice teacher: Mrs. George II. Gaul, seq
retary, and Mrs. Harry T. snahe, treas
urer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. shattuck have
opened their summer residence in West
erly. r. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L, Hayden, OF
Bethlehem, will arrive today at the E.
II. Wanamaker home, on Huey avenue,
In DreXel Hin, TO spend the month.
Announcement Is made Of the marriage
OF Miss Helen Martin, daughter OF p. H.
X. Martin, of Colwyn, to Mr. Gilbert
Childs, OF South 9th street. Darby, on
July Il. at the home OF the brides
parents. After an extended wedding
trip through New York State Mr.. and
Mrs. Childs will live in Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Tioga

Miss Naomi Kaufman. iili West We
mango street, is the guest of Miss Myrtle
Johnston, of Bala, at her summer home
in Ocean City.
Miss Gertrude Moore, of 1899 Erie ave-
nue. whose family are spending the sum-
mer at Ardmore left last week for Bos-
ton. accompanied by Miss Marjorie Ford,
of indianapolis, who is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Ruddlck 343S
North 18th street. are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs, William L. Hartrey, of Millville,
Allegheny County, Pa,
Mrs. Samuel Mattern Billings and her
son. Master John Billings 3346 North 18th
street, left the end of last week for To-
wanda, and later will spend several
weeks in Wilkes-Barre Pa.
Miss Linda Rapp, of Leesport Pa, iE
visiting Miss Grace Duryea, 3i00 North
18th street. Several entertainments have
been arranged in her honor.
Mr.. Felix Snyder and his daughters,
Miss Hilda Snyder and Miss May Snyder.
1915 Butler street, are taking an automo-
bile trip through the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson, of German
town avenue, are spending the present
month at Chalfonte, Pa, They are ac-
cumpanied by Miss Maxine Wilson.
Miss Ethel Sands, 1928 North 18th street.
is taking a boat trip to Boston, Mass,
and later will spend some time in Atlantic
City, accompanied by Miss Verda Fulmer,
1900 West Tioga street
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel High. 1906 West
Ontario street, have gone to Ocean City
to remain until the end Of the month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
pHILADELPHIANS no TAKE PART
IN POINT JUDITH POLO GAMES
us Ro8aie Dolo@ Mss Kitty Smith Mrs Phiip Steyenao
WiH Play With Number of Quaker Citg
Men Personals

of East Washington lane. left saturdo :,
Tor short trip to Bermuda ~
Mrs S. Pearce Holton. of ga wes, In.
sal street. win leave on Tuesday Iniv
~ Tor Poland Springs, Me-, for the re-
mainder OF the summer.
~, Mr: and Mrs. Edwin F. whitebm OF
eVo west Rittenhouse street, have re-
turned from stay in Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. Michael J. McEnery. OF 2os East
Price street, will leave Tuesday. JuIv
~ Tor Seattle, Wash, to attend the an
nual conclave of the knights of Column
Mr. Donald Rowe, Of 22O West Ritten-
mouse street, accompanied by his two
Drothers, Mr. Albert Rowe and Mr. Chan
lain Rowe. will leave shortly for a visit
TO relatives in Millersburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Goodwin. OF 1s9
Harvey street. are spending the summer
at Seaside Park, N. J..
Mrs. Emma V. Williams, of % West
walnut lane, accompanied by her two
daughters, Miss Margaret q. Williams
ana MISS Ethel l.. Williams, is sojourning
Mr.. Alfred G. MARBLE, of $3.50 Lena
street, has opened his cottage at Asbury
Park for the summer.
Mrs. George Mecke and family arc
spending some time at wildwood.
Miss Janet Adamson, of Fishers lane,
has gone to New York to take up a course
In interior decorating. Miss Adamson
made her debut two winters ago.
Mrs William NJ. Longstreth and daugh-
ter Miss Mildred Longstreth, Of Penn and
Knox streets, will leave August 4 for
East Gloucester, Mass
Miss Elizabeth Wster, of 36l3 Fox
street, spent the weekend in Chelsea as
the guest of Mrs. Alfred Reeves at her
cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner G. Earnshaw, of
2S9 East Johnson street, will motor to
Eagles Mere for the weekend.
Mrs Charles Lloyd, of 6345 Greene
street will leave tomorrow for Cape May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Along the Main Line

lRnMoRE-Mr. and Mrs. f. Lawrence
|rIer Jr. Miss Gertrude Miller and MISS
r,snor Miller, of 30 Simpson road are
rsrdIne several weeks at Cape May.
sRYN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. James G'
'rbambers and Master James G. Cham
lrs Jr., OF 5sS Barrett avenue. are visit
lhr Mrs. Chambers mother, Mrs. W.
loardnan, Of 1sl9 North Croskey street,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William H. Foley, Miss Jewel
Foley Miss Margery Foley and Master
William II, Foley, Jr., of Gulf road, are
making. a short visit at Tarrytown and
1yosgyn before going to Atlantic City.
4 Mss Nary L. Wright, of 6s2 Montgom-
~ iYmue. is spending the summer at
Etogtment's Centre.
RlDNoR.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles a.
Aunn of Woodcrest, have gone to Isles
. ino lor the rest of tho season.
NH Frances Sullivan and Miss Leta
ssluh are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
lanes B. Clews.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19

..,-,tpER of persons from this city
.m take part in the Point Judith
~ ,olo tournament which will open
.dsy in Narragansett Pier The
will play for a handsome set Of
% ..bioh have been donated by Mr..
, P. Randolph. They will be
"a 10 the winning team in set Of
.,s.s for low-goaled teams.
r'''"s the Philadelphians who will
AhVn in the matches which Will
n ,,atii August Ia are Mrs. Philip
it vns nn Miss Kitty Smith, Miss
'isie,s poian, MIR. John r. Fell, Mr.
a p Randolph, Jr., Mr.. Charles A.
php Mr Alexander Brown MIR. Rob
Aa,i r,rawbridge. Mr. Mitchell g. Rosen-
M. Harry VAIN Harrison, Mr.
a, McFadden, Mr.. Paul ID. Mills,
o.dnan Wanamaker, I'd, Mr. Emlen
" s,nh Mr.. Alfred Collins, Mr.. Gilbert
hiapv p.r MIR. Childs Frick, MIR Alexander
tav,ar.nsl Mr.. O. A. Shaw Mexican. Mr..
, prexel Paul, Mr.. Victor Mather
pohert a. LIE Conte gave stag
a. the Rabbit on Saturday night
tnss .nor Of his 5Oth birthday. About 30
y p,ssnt men attended. Doctor lie
ana Doctor Gibbon will sail for
v'o sarlv next month to join Dr. Will
~ white at the American Hospital.
%" @
!. Edward Walter Clark and Miss
..ess 3. Clark, of Keewaydin, Chest
ifln who are cruising on their power
s, zlpaiong, stopped at Kittery Point,
y. few days ago
=. and Mrs. Charles Willing have
IA their apartments at 18th and
.ss, s..,ss streets and are at Chelsea for the
Ismner.
-, and Mrs. f. It. Durang have re-
,.,n,a 10 their home on Bryn Mawr ave-
~ Cynwyd, after a trip to Boston and
y,v York.
,o.s Dorothy Nevin is spending the
rnner in Riverton.
m.s Marielle Brockaw, of Plainfleld,
and Miss Edna G. Fuller, OF
c.,,sstown. N. j., have left for RoN-
\ -,s,s Inn, Catskill Mountains, Wood
I s1N Y, for an extended stay.
4, +. F. Greathead and his family
! a, Soywood are settled in their cottage
. 4 Angesea, N. ].
4 vr Harrison Alexander, Broad and
s,vee streets, has gone to Morton Pa
I h the season.
4 n, Edwin N. Mayor, artist and littera-
u, and his family, are enjoying their
sstsre and yacht Artisan at Grassy
4 b1nd, N. j.
N. George B. Evans will entertain at
4 -ebeon today at her home in Villanova
4 q. guests will play cards after luncheon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19

The Rev. John s. Mcdonald, curate at
st. Timothy's Episcopal Church, will
leave on September 1 TO accept position
on the faculty Of st. s'ephens College in
New York State. He was recently pre-
sented with gold watch and fob by
the members OF the mems Bible class
OF which he is teacher.
Tomorrow afternoon a garden party
Will be given by Mrs. William j. Beatty,
434l Manayunk avenue. Several promi-
nent suffrage speakers will address those
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Lovejoy. of
Dupont street, are spending a fortnight
with relatives in Freeland, Pa.
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew f. Brown. Of
Rector street, with family are spending
some time in Wildwood, N. ].
Rev. Edgar r. Calverley, with his wife,
DIR. Eleanor Taylor Calverey, and their
children, has returned TO Roxborough,
after i've years labor in the mission field
In Kuweit, Arabia. In addition to their
educational work, they have established
hospital and dlspensary. Tomorrow
morning the missionary Will make an
address In the Leverington Presbyterian
Church, and in the evening in the
Fourth Reformed Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Creitz, of Louis
vile, KY, formerly OF Roxborough, have
returned for visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Henderson, OF
hal
joyable automobile party TO New York
during the week. with an outing at Coney
Island. Their guests We're Miss Edith
Laurinson Miss Maude Laurinson, Mrs
John e. Elliott. Miss Dorothy d. Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Hender-
son, Jr, Mr., Ronald Laurinson and Mr..
Joseph Wllkie.
Mr.. Melville A. Loveioy and family. OF
Manayunk avenue, have gone to Wild
wood for part OF July,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Sitter Cornog. of Ridge
avenue Roxborough are spending the
summer at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Martyr. Of bs5
East Walnut lane, have returned from
Atlantic City
Miss Uretta e. Johnson, OF Ainslie
street. has gone to Asbury Park for sew
eral weeks sOJourn.
The Rev. and Mrs, Charles S. Lyons, OF
67l9 Ridge avenue. are at Cape May, N, ].
Mrs Rosa Jones has Joined the Rox-
borough colony at Cape May.
Washington Camp co. Patriotic Order
Sons OF America. has elected the follow
ing officers for the new year: Mr.. Walter
II. Streeper president; Mr., John NJ.
Hendren, vice president; Mr.. Nathan
Rambo, master OF forms; Mr., James Tay-
lor, conductor; Mr.. Frank Carr. Jr., inner
guard; Mr.. James McTlhenny, outer
guard. and Mr. Walter Britton. trustee.
The delegates TO the State camp at Read
ing are Messrs. Joseph Dirkin, W. II.
streeper. John Hsndren. B. Lee. DR.. H.
X. White, Horace " MacFayden, John
Milligan, Harry s. Helms. W. p. Button,
Edward Rambo. Frederick Loos. Hiram
Ruth. Robert Wilde, John W. Jaeger.
Charles b. Helms, Harry Brong, Walter
Dirkn. Walter Gillespie and Frank Rob
inson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
More Playgrounds Advocated

,ri,na are advocated by Director Ziegler
IN a statement in which he scores Coun-
oils for their failure to make the neces-
sary appropriations TO keep all the play
grounds open during the summer 10
support his argument that the more play
grounds there are the less crime there
S,ill be among children the Director cites
statistics collected IN New York city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
North Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, Aso
Mount Vernon street. win spend their
vacation at Toms River, N. J.
Ex-coroner John W. Ford has started
a. far Western trip with an itinerary
covering many Of the large cities
Af.s Herman A. BRAY and her son, Ar.
.,.l;.,. @Is, ii5' = Bray OF 1888 North Broad
st-aes 5s-is have gone to Montelair, n. j.. to
remain several weeks.
Mas Rebeeca G. Jacobs and Miss Emile
~ Tseobs. OF aS2 North Park avenue
are al Haryey'a Lake, Pa
Mrs. II. J. Elliott. Of lisi Norla assa ~
strsel Is touring throush tne 49,
sfHl Visit Yello8stone FaFA -AA
zszza & izterest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Germantown

n Walter C. shipley. accompanied by
4 'nldren. has gone TO the Pocono
3AlainS for stay OF three weeks.
= and Mrs. Guy Cleveland Mccoy, of
Norton street. entertained on We'd
evening in honor OF Mrs. Lemuel
''!ier Stevens. Among those present
~ and Mrs. Mahlon Ragby, Mr..
.r1ln Clay Anderson, Mrs. Harry
aA Thompson, Mrs. Clara Doan
and Mr.. Clarence Wilson. Mr.. aud
Mccoy will leave on August /. for
haven where they will remain the
taef OF the season.
aad Mrs. Herbert ]. Wetherill. OF
CHINATOWN avenue, returned on
from Mil Grove, Audubon, the
@ Mr. William II. Wetherill.
John A. Seeds, OF 607 West Upsal
Hno has Just returned from a
stay In Atlantic City, N. j., will
y Wednesday, July q, with Mr.
'or Silver Lake.
= .aa Mrs. Albert Maurice Hoyt, Of
ft~f - = bNAAAA y AAAE AAANAA AtNA -
--'eF Springs. Pa.
Hawkins and family, OF SIS
f,e street, have returned from Sea
"nere they spent several days.
A make several trips during the
Alss Alice Hawkins viii leave
July 20, for Lake Sunapee.
visit friends at Marblehead be-
falns 70 the city.
nr4ter N. Farr, Jr. OF Wissa-
etAe ana Carpenter street has
NeFa Scotia for the summer
fafd =. Denniston and family.
nooi House lane, are at Mili-
tof the remainder OF July ana
NAM <. Beard. OF BOi3 Pulaski
returned from New York
she was the guest OF her
2 B. Johnson. OF Riverside
Boards five sons are at
hammock. Pa.
afaee of Mannheim street.
g her house from a shop
AeH York
Aszuslua p. stoughtoa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dawing, of Camac
street, Oak Lane, left Saturday for the
weekend at Wildwood Crest where they
were tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
A. Martin at their cottage. Mrs. Martin
will be remembered as Miss Helen Clarke,
Of Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19

Notices for the Society page VIII Dc
excepted ana printed IN the Evening
ledger, but an such notices must be
,.-ltten on one side Of the paper, must
~ slened in fun, With fun address. and
,.hen possible telephone nunaber must be
given.
.soelsty Editor" Eyening Aedger. sOs
Chsstnut street.
Unless these requirements are carried
Qua % that ysriheatioa nay - peaaiqis'
ths notices via not Re pn1lsasa'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
West PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marie Coigne and Miss Elizabeth
Colgne, of 5421 Norfolk street, gave a
party in honor of their brother, Joseph
Francis Coigne, u S. N, in honor Of
his 22d birthday on Saturday evening.
Among the guests were Miss Grace Fitz
Simons, Miss Jean Dates, Miss Gertrude
Coigne, Miss Florence Dupont, Miss
Helen Coney, Miss Margaret Bates, Miss
Lillian Fitzgerald. Mr., Walter Klmble
Mr.. Fred Rose, Mr.. James Sulby, Mr.
Charles Hyder, Mr.. Charles McCann, Mr..
Milton Chesty and Mr.. Frank Boyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo NJ. Roseboro Mr.
Philo Roseboro Jr., and Miss Minerva
Roseboro, 1921 Wallace street, will leave
shortly for Somers Point, n. j., where
they will be the guests of Mr., George
Leonard at his cottage. Several cruises
have been planned on Mr.. Charles Bot
ter's yacht.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Farmer and their
children, Miss Helen Finn, Miss Sethna
Finn and Miss Minnie Finn, S64 North
43d street, left last week with Mr.. Far
mer's nephew and niece, Mr.. Edward
Farmer and Miss Hattie Farmer, of Buff
falo n. Y. to spend the summer in At
lantic City.
Miss Sadie Winring. 1903 North 6tst
street, and Miss Kathryn Hartford, Of
Lansdowne avenue and 61st street, are
visiting in Cape May, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccormack 22lO
South Brill street are on a motor trip
through New York.
Mr. G. II. FELTON,, 327 Budd street, will
leave on July 25 to visit Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Carter in the Poconos.
Mr.. Hugh Quinn, 636 Union street. has
just returned from a visit to Atlantic
City.
Miss Amy G. Chadwick, OF GAIL West
chester road. Milbourne, opened her cot
tage at Ocean Gate for a party of
friends who motored down from the city.
Mrs. H. B. Kobler, wife of Doctor
Kobler. of 63d and Media streets, is in
Pike County, Pa for a stay of month
Doctor Kobler motored over to spend the
weekend with Mrs. Kobler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Mount Carmel Feast Ends

The Italian celebration OF the three
day carnival OF the Feast OF Our Lady
OF Mount Carmel ended in Germantown
last night with a parade of more than
400 The parade was headed by the Rev.
Pedro Moricianio, Of the Church OF the
Holy Rosary.
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Keeping in Touch with Home

You never quite forget the home town.
even on the most enjoyable vacations. Keep
in touch with hOms affairs by seeing to Il
that your favorite newspaper follows you
wherever you 30. Notify the Evening Ledger
before you leave to send your paper to you.
Specify the edition desired.
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What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band. Broad street and Snyder
avenue: o'clock, Free,
philadelphia Band. City Hall Piaaai
FSirmoant Park Bank. Georges Hlii ;
Northwest North business Mems Association. esas
Columbia avenue Free.
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Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Ashton OF
! Rhawn ana Crispin streets, with their two
| daughters, Miss Frances Ashton and Misa
/ Gertrude Ashton. viii leave the latter part
/ OF this month for their bungalow, Idle
| wood Crest" at Wildwood, n. ].