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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
MEMS MEETING.

Great hea dway is being made pre-
to the evangeHstic meetings;
to begin April IL. Under the aus
pices OF the Clarksburg Brotherhood
a big meeting of men will be held at
'2:$30 o o'clock Sunday afternoo In the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
have been made that
three speakers wi address the au-9
,diences. All men are invited
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
oNIB FOUND.

PARIS. April q. bomb which.
had failed to explode was found IN
the garden of the Creek legation at
sofi, Bulgaria, close to the minister's
private office. according to an Athens;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
DAUGHTER BORN

s Mr.. and Mrs. Ruf us Ash announce
the birth or Ga4 tdang ter Fri day morn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03
ONE arARRIALG;E 1: I[. ], d ] n

marriage license has been is
sued to- rankii lin ehart and sarah!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

sDompierre. mining warfare continued
with advantage for the French.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-03

naAss ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
YACHT PARTIES ARE POPULAR
AT CHELSEA AND OTHER RESORTS
Mrs Gustovs SedeI Gave Large Bridge PARTY Her Yae
Last Week-Sailing Parties and Dances Add
Their Quota TO Weeks Gaieties

Jr., Miss sophy Worth Mrs Harry LIP.
plncott Cassatt. Miss Aiva Sergeant. ar.
Harry McMiohae Mr. and Mrs s. eey-
mour Merrick Mrs. Charles Hurst Mra
II. Eugene Smith and her two dauehtefs4
Miss Edith and Miss Mary smith.
Great excitement is being caused over
the popular-iady contest which the Cape
May Herald has opened. Miss Dorothy
Frick, one OF Baltimore's most attractive
girls. Is in the lead and II may be hoped
Will be the lucky one to win the beau-.
tlful silver cup.
Mrs. Francis Pegram and her grand
daughter Miss Margaret Steele, Of New
York, have left Cape May for several
weeks and gone TO the Pocono Mountains.
Dancing is not put aside, despite the
warm evenlngs-the Red Mil still has lts
evenings of gaiety for the younger set.
Miss Balloch Richards, Miss Virginia
Harris Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss
Edith Wilson. Miss Catharine Cassard,
Miss Alice McCabe, Mr.. Samuel Bispham
Mr.. Edward Cassard, Mr.. Samuel Car
pointer, Mr.. Nathaniel Davis, Mr. Aplin
Sparks, Mr.. william Kingsley, Jr., Mr..
james Davis were among those seen on
the floor taking advantage Of Mr.. John
sons excellent music.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. w Cook motored back
10 Hnllauelpnlh touayi lhklnk with lu1tu
their two very attractive daughters. Miss
Nancy Cook and Miss Emily Cook. Miss
Nancy Cook will be one OF the debutantea
OF the coming season.
Miss e. Balloch Richards was seen
strolling about the beach looking very
stunning in n short white linen sport
skirt. a sleeveless cerise sweater and a
white sailor hat very high crowned and
with quite a small brlm. The costume
was quite complete with high black-and-
white shoes OF buckskin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Shoemaker and their
attractive daughter, Miss Pattie Shoe
maker. OF Germantown. have made de-
lightful addition to Cape May society.
where they have arrived at the Hotel
Chalfonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, s. Page are at Stock
ton villa for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Duclett have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Dixon,
OF Germantown, for several weeks at
their pretty cottage on Queen street
Mr.. Hugh Miller has Joined the colony
at Cape May for several days.
Mrs. Norman Jones. Of Germantown.
motored down with party OF friends.
and is spending few days in Cape May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Tioga

Miss Hannah Firth Evans. Of West On
tario street has returned from the Wes-
ley Inn, Wayne. and viii leave on Mon
day TO spend the remainder OF the season
at Asbury Park.
Mr.. Clarence Thornton, OF North Broad
street, has gone 10 Ocean Grove for the
remainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barras Of 252s
West Tioga street, have Joined the col
ony OF cottagers at Ocean City.
Miss Catharine Beck, Of 1851 North War
mock street will leave shortly for a fort
nlght's stay In Atlantic City.
Miss Cora Rudolph. Miss Elsie steotps-
Ter. Miss Tilile steotpsler and Miss Emily
stauffer OF Tioga, viii spend this week
end In Elizabethtown, Pa.
Miss Bertha Schneider, Miss Esther ana
Mss Helen Schneider. Of 1853 North nth
street, will join a party OF friends at
Flennedyville. Nd. for two weeks Yaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. stillmani o. zll1
Vest Erie avenue win return tomorro"
from the ST. Glare Hotel. Atlantic CITY
where tney have been staying since May
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Hotel Arrivals

GREENs-J. F. Diel, Allentown, Pa Thomas
D. X. Hoover, Altoona. Pa,
CONTINENTAL--H Sampler Sea Isle City.
~ u; j. A. Rice, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. LArkins, Trentoni Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Fox. Pittsburgh,
owen, West Chester; II. $. Roberts New
York.
NEW BINGHAM-J, NJ. Mecauley. Chcaso;
Chester A. Cause, New York; William Cut
ls5r York Franklin MASS e. Johnson 10"
HANovER-w. V. Mannatta. Easton; p. N.
Joseph, New York; Miss Helen u. Jacobs,
Millbrook, Pa; f. r. Harding. Reading. Pa.
wINpsoR-w. W stewart, Pennsgroys, \:
j.; Mr.. and Mrs; L. w. Lee; Harrls6urs
Phoenixvile, Pa.
vENpIG-L. r. Wagner Boston; W. q.
TrentonI Alfred M Field. cynwyd, Pa.
H. Ross Pittsbsrgs ;Oti Charles Hess, Gethis.
hem, Pa; George $. Pomeroy. Jr., Readins'
RITZ Z. Heise, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. q. sherman, New York; n, O.
Stewart. cheagOi Mrs. A. 3, Agnew, Pater-
York.
BELLBVUE-sTRArFoR and Mrs. VIII
lam j. Bailey, ConnelisYiIle, Pa; Bruce Bed
ford, Trenton W. e. Krine, Milwaukee; G.
Brown pittsbgTsh Miss ssrl Lila c3s2s}.Ss %SsTiss
Mr. and Mrs. g, r. Armstrong Lock Haven.
Pa; n. ". Griffith, Ptttsbargh; Edgar J.
ter. Mass Mrs Davis L. Riets, clearhsid
Pa.
wALToN-Mrs. S. j. Mountz. Smith Mills
Pa, Mrs n. c. johnson, Smith Mills, Pa
III j. Harbinson, Ridley Park Pa. Richard
Waterman, New York.
sTENToN-Mr and MS ]. e. Sense, New
ark; Mr. and Mrs. q, r. Dormant, Pitts
bursh; j. s. Kruger. New York; Mr.. ane
Mrs c, N, Rorde New York.
coLoNNADE-w G. Moore. 81 Louis; A. j,
Pennock, sumter, s.. c. y. A Hail Glen
Fails, N. T.; A. Hodgson New York.
RITvFENIFoUsE-AIr and Mrs o. p. Hood
PittsbuTgh; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Elkinsi
Juliana Pa; Mr.. and Mrs ID. 3 Taylor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Palmer, OF se-
cane, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
French, OF Colorado.
Mr.. NJ. e. Hawkett and his son, and
Mr.. Louis Bayne, OF Morton, are on a
motor trip through the New ENGLAND
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. John sautter, OF Wood
side avenue, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of a son.
The Neighborhood Club, OF seeane
Highlands, will hold a picnic supper on
August y In ormies orchard Mr. WIN
lam sharpless IL president. OF the assoeia-
tion, Mr.. William Johnson vice president
Mr.. Charles Shaffer secretary and Mrs.
William shaFpless treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Osborne Hopwood. OF
Rugby place, seeane will motor tomor-
row 70 PottstoWn. where they VIII be the
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Comfy Shoemaker
Mrs Z. F. Greathesd, OF Norwood, now
of the North wildwood cottage colony
is enthusiastic over motorboats and an-
tomobIies. Her launch Is a familiar sight
on the sound back OF Anglesea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
wEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST III.
no BE BANNER NIGHT AT YACHT CLTJR
Ba to Be Gven at Jameston Yacht Club for BENEFIT of
Na0g Relief Society-Betrothal Announced
Personals

PIRATES MAsouB" is the pictur-
"A esdue name given to the entertain
rhloh will be given in the rooms Of
,smsstown Yacht Club on wednes-
.s August ii, under the auspices Of the
connected with the Navy Relief
.,sv The men win wear shirts and
- Of white lnen their heads
49, IN brilliant bandannss, TO carry
u, -. idea Of pirates, while the women
M r .rpsar in fancy costumes Of all
one end Of the Yacht Club will be
..s,ed .'. for dancing, and unique deco
,,ons IN, and Nominations will aid in
.s. ,..,,,bv out the effect sought after.
,.-., and strs. Rollin II. Wilbur, Of
-, s,o,s House, st. David's, have gone
Wv 1.nor Mass. for stay of several
weeks
..osscement has been received In this
f. !, the betrothal OF Miss Helen NJ
...on sS the daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
r,,,lIsm stevenson, of Pittsheld, Mass, to
y, winfred N. stilwell. of Wayne,
~ and Mrs Hoxie Harrison Smith. of
psIps NH Road. Chestnut Hill, are at
p.y Head. N. j., where they will remain
for fortnight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02

meth McKnisht Miss Margaret cearbart
Mr.. Harry f. Tegler, Miss Charlotte 4,
Noble, Mr.. Joseph b. Hearn, Miss Helen
Parker, Mr.. Gilbert c. Trimble. Mr.. VIII
Ross.
Mrs. Joseph Baker, $40 Chancellor
street, has gone to spend a month in the
mountains OF Sullivan County, N. Y.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles McCusker, 7is
North 4Sd street, are receiving congratu-
latlons upon the birth Of a daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. william shanahan, of IS
North ConestoRa street. entertained at
dinner last Sunday evening. Among those
present were Miss Burell Lodge, MISC
Gene Garrick, Miss Louisa Smith and
Miss Katherine Coyle.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Dallahan, OF l2S
North Robinson street. will spend the
weekend with Miss Anna Floyd, of 81
Thomas avenue, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Dr. A. ]. ziegler, MIR. Harry Miller. Mr..
Harry Kulp, MIR. Walter Fretz. Captain /.
G. RoderlcS, Of the Keystone Yacht Club,
left today In the Nomad for tvs weeks
trip on tho Chesapeake, stopping en- route
Ut ShlsDuryi ma
Mr.. Albert NJ Cornell and Mr.. Clifford
II. Furness, Of 1921 SAMSON street, will
go this week to visit friends in will
Transport, Pa.
Mrs, Edward Jay, of the Alcazar, 18th
and Walnut streets, is spending the sea-
son with cottage friends at Cape May
City.
Mrs. II. X. Bonsall and her daughter,
4il0 Locust street, have gone on a trip
along the Massachusetts coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. chamberlln, 6lOS
Chestnut street, have gone to wildwood
for the season.
Mr.. Robert Bowen, of 422 North Rob-
inson street, is camping at Brandywine
Springs, Del. Mr.. Bowen expects to re-
turn early in August.
Mrs Helena Jerslxie, of % North Edge
wood street, is entertaining her two sis
ters, Mrs. Agnes Kelly and Miss Louisa
Baerenback, of Indianapolis, Ind. Another
member of the family reunion Is Mrs.
Jerskle's daughter, Mrs. Helen Stewart,
of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. s. C. Bencker and her daughter
Miss Mayme Bencker, of 1907 North 55th
street, have gone to Niagara Falls Great
Lakes and Detroit, where they will be
tho guests of Mrs. ]. G.. Heller, who will
be remembered as Miss Cecilia Bencker
of this city.
Miss Wilhelmina Bell. Of 1909 North
55th street; Miss Anna Holman and Mist
Kathryn Holman. OF 1878 Aspen street
left last week for Atlantic City, where
they will remain until the middle ol
August. Miss Margaret Bell, who hai
been in Atlantic City for the early sum
mer, will return next Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Along the Reading

Miss Marion sharpless. daughter Of
hlr. and Mrs Townsend Sharpless, or
Washington lane. Chelten Hills, returned
70 her homo last week from Bay Head,
where she was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J, Ross Pllling for several days and was
also entertained by Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ara e. Bishop at their cottage on East
street.
The Rev. and Mrs. Edward ]. Humes-
ton OF 6s04 North 11th street. Oak Lane,
VII spend the month OF August at
shaneatees, n. Y.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Threapleton and
son, OF $3.50 North 1ith street, Logan, and
~ and Mrs. John F. AicGonlgle, OF 1904
llet sVenue, Oak Lane, have returned
from an extended motor trip through the
mountains
sr- and Mrs. Henry d. B. Clapp, OF 12i1
"'n avenue, Oak Lane. win spend the
remainder Of the summer Ia the Poconos.
and Mrs. George w. Smith, OF $500
s,'p lelh street. Oak Lane, returned 70
tnsf home last week having spent a
sstt Bay.
Nf William Edward Jaynes announces
~ eneasement OF his daughter. Miss
- 80 miller Jaynes. OF 1921 Thompson
sIset 70 ar Edward Crocker Avery, OF
ware City, No definite date has been
Tor the wedding. Miss Jaynes has
ft ~ returned from a visit TO Delaware
~. where she Was one OF the guests az
Aonse PARTY which was being enter
i,sd py Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Eisen-
hiss Maude Harrison. OF ans North
"toAa street Logan. will spend part Of
'A' coming month In Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02

MFRS. GUsrAVUs sBIDEB, who Is en-
IRl tertaining extensively this summer,
gave a iuncheon-bridge Friday on board
her yacht Lillian S. during a cruise to
Beach Haven. Her guests included Mrs.
Albert Bats Mrs. Charles Berger, Mrs.
Frank schans, Mrs. Harry Parsons, Mrs.
Mack Latz, Mrs. Minnie Joerger. Mrs.
Florence Garnett, Miss Jane Parker, Miss
Jessie Evans sehanz, Mrs, Leon Rubens.
Mrs. Frederick Rollman and Mrs. Franz
Erlich.
Mrs. David c. Reed, Of stenton place,
South Chelsea, has gone to the Delaware
Water Gap for a fortnight, accompanied
by her two sons.
Mrs. e. Roy Rlshel, Of Philadelphia,
will spend the month of August with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Edward Rupp, who,
since their marriage In June, have been
residing at the Juanita Apartments.
Chelsea. Mrs Rupp will entertain at
luncheon on Monday in honor OF Mrs
Rishel
Several Philadelphia girls were noticed
among the attractlvely gowned prome-
naders OF the Chelsea Walk today.
Miss Lsnore e. Kaye chose chic
white taffeta frock and large white
satin hat.
Miss Ellen Bell Smith wore a white
satin sailor hat and a white Georgette
crepe frock garnitured with tiny rufhes.
Miss Rosalle Hoban, who spent the
weekend at the Chelsea Hotel, wore a
pale pink taffeta hat with her modish
frock OF pink and white striped taffeta.
Miss Edith wilkinson, who Is one of the
| most admired girls of the younger set
wore dainty white net frock with a
broad sash of blue satin. Her hat was OF
| blue chiffon.
| Miss Irene McCloskey, who is spending
| the summer at the Dennis. was on the
| Chelsea strand with party of friends
| Miss McCloskey chose n white embroid.
cred robe and large leghorn hat faced
with pink chiffon.
The Grace Aguilar Home was benefited
as the result of the carnival and dancing
| contest given at the Garden Pier Thurs
| day evening. The committee in charge
included Mrs. Joseph N. Snellenburg, Mrs
| Miriam X Amoie, Mrs. Clarence Mil
| heiser, Mrs. Jules E. Mastbaum, Mrs
Joseph Greenwald and Mrs. Simon Well.
Allen Dlckey motored down from Phila'
| delphia for the weekend to visit his
/ parents Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Dickey. who
are at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr. H. Yale Dolan, Mr.. S. Megarse'
| Wright and Mr.. H. G. Rosengarten for
sool< the charms of the Great Wooder
| Way and spent the day on the golf links
Miss Phyllis Walsh, Miss Mary keenar
| and Miss Margaret Keenan, were amoni
| the enthusiastic canoeists on the Vent
nor strand this morning. All three girl
wore black satin surf robes adorned will
shocking, which is the most modish gar
nlture for aqueous hnblliments this sea
| son.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 2. = Warm weathe
has brought many unexpected arrivals L
| Cape May and the beach has becom,
| crowded with bathers anxious to take ad
vantage of the refreshing ocean baths
Among those seen on the strand are: Mrs
spencer Miller. Sd, Mrs Hutchinson Scott
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
South PHILADELPHIA

Mr. Maurice NJ Cohen has returned
from his short stay at Richmond Hill,
L. l., accompanied by his cousin Miss
Mary Cohen. Miss Cohen will remain
here for a few weeks.
Mr. Patrick Mcguire and family, OF 1924
Christian street, have opened their cot
tage at ventnor, Atlantic City, for the
balance of the season.
Miss Eleanor Crowley, OF 1920 Porter
street and Miss Frances Crowley of 9l6
Miffiin street. are spending the month
of August at the Crowley summer place
at Wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harris Toll, of Leiper
street, and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred T. Maxwell. of Buffalo, left last
week on an extended motor trip through
the Berkshire Hills and New England:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harris Toll, Jr., and
their two children, Herbert Toll and wal
ter Toll, will be at the Toll residence
during the absence of the formers par
ents Mrs. Toll, Jr, will be remembered
as Miss Martha NJ. Gully, of HolmesburB
Mr. and Mrs. Harry s. Ashton. of
Rhawn and Crispln streets, left last week
for their cottage, lakewood Crest, at wild
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton were ac-
companied by their two daughters, Miss
Frances Ashton and Miss Gertrude Ash
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tongue, Of Fox
Chase, accompanied by their children,
Miss Sara Tongue and Henry Tongue,
have arrived at Montrose, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Marie Nixon and Wilbur Nixon,
daughter and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nixon, of Rhawn street, Holmeshurg, are
spending part of the summer at Brook
lyn, N. Y, as the guests of friends
Miss Ella Patterson, Of Hoimesburg,
accompanied by Miss Bessie Rawson,
Miss Lydia Parker. Miss Edith Witzel
Miss Nathalie Rowland and Miss Corinne
Perkins. is spending two weeks at Vine
mont, Pa. Miss Patterson will go to At
lantlc City when she returns from Vine
mont.
The euchres at the school hall of ST:
| Dominics Church have been discontinued
until August 1s, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fullerton, of Torresdale, Will act
as host and hostess.
Mrs. Mary Gallagher, of 26Oe Rhawn
street, has returned from Easton, where
she was the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
| Carlos de Marmol.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
West Philadelphia

m and AIRS. Frank Richards, Of 1924
rPins Garden street have left for q
~ through Canada. Newport. Kingston,
--fatpsa and Lake George
and Mrs. ~. Il. Moore Miss T. II.
99re' ot bl1l Baltimore avenue. and Alr
- Moore and family LEFT today Tor
AaHood Crest. where they van remain
~ me season at the Green Gables.
AZ informal dance vas held last
taneadag evening ~ me home oi MT.
tan eirs. aanual Mcknight sag North go
tlt tetleahmsnts we're served on the
which VAS aftisticdlly decorated
44eaneaa laH#aa ihe TQeafs in=
ft+d MISS Eleanefe Christine Af. keas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Along the Main Line

NARBERTH.--Mis Barbara Shane, OF
,sr.h Narberth avenue, will spend this
month in the Catskill Mountains
Mrs George NJ. Henry, of Chestnut ave-
nue' ia visiting in Virginia.
nayN MAwR.--Mss Lillian G. Prlckitt,
d.nshter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank d.
prickitt, OF Lancaster avenue, Is VISIT
70 remain until September l.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Carson, who have
hssn snending several months here, VIII
"a to Maine for the rest of the summer.
RosEMoNT.-Mr and Mrs. 9. Clayton
whitby are receiving Congratulations on
the birth of daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Reath ana an,
,hsir daughter, Miss Elizabeth r. Reath'
are spending August at York Harbor'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Millbourne

Miss Eta Ralston, of 2l Millbourne
avenue, was entertained at dinner Sat
urday night at the Adelphia by Mrs.
William Grist, of Highland avenue. over
brook. Miss Ralston was also the re-
cipient of a linen shower recently, in
which about "a OF her young friends
participated.
Mr. L. B. Richardson, OF % Milbourne
avenue, has Just returned from an i'm
portant business trip to Baltimore and
Washington. Mr.. Richardson was gone
for about a week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
Noon--Opcn-air meeting ct Iromley's Lace
Curtain Mill 18th street and Lehigh avenue.
speaker, Miss Anna McCue
$50 y. n.-Open air meeting at Germantown
and Lehigh avenues Speaker. Miss Anna Nc.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
$50 D. m-open-air meeting at Ith street
aud snyder avenue Speakers. DR.. F. II.
Hiestnnd-Aoore and NJ. c. EnEard,
80 p. m.--open-air meeting at Tth street
ard Erie Speakers, Miss sarah
Fisher, Miss Jane Myer and Mrs. Rresotte.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Germantown

W and Mrs. William Duffeld, OF 6s40
Germantown avenue, will spend several
weeks at Williamsport, Pa.
Mrs Clara vogt, of 12S West Luray
s,reet. is spending August and Septem'
Der at Atlantic City. ~ j.
Mrs. Preston X. Erdman. of 1922 Greene
s,reet with her daughter, Miss Sarah
Erdnnan, is spending several weeks in the
Pocono Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb j. Milne. Sd, of Sll7
West Penn street. will spend the week
end in Atlantic City
Miss Beuiah supplee. of 152 East Wash
ington lane is the guest of her brother
and sister-ln-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis u.
supplee, Of New York city.
Mrs. George H. Paine, Miss Madeline
Worrell Paine and Miss Gladys Paine OF
tOl School lane, have gone to Easlesmere
for the remainder OF the summer.
Mrs. James B. Franks, of the Pelham
Court, has gone to Eaglesmere for sew
eral weeks.
III. and Mrs. George H. Wilson, of the
leave today for Atlantic City for short
stay
Mr.. and Mrs. William r, Tucker, OF the
Creystone. West Schoolhouse lane, will
leave August for jamestown, r. l., to
stay until September.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Leopold, of Ss2
West Chelten avenue, left today for Co
pake Lake. in the Berkshires.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barton, of s07
Lincoln Drive, will have as their guests
for several days Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stevenson, Jr, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs.
Barton was Miss Eleanor Moyn before
her marriage in June.
Mr. and Mrs. William Y. King. OF 235
echoolhouss lane, have returned from a
trip 70 Niagara and also from a months
stay az their summer home in Montreal.
Miss Judith Jennings. OF 6O12 Greene
street. has returned to her homo from
Buck Hill Falls. Pa. where she was the
guests OF Miss Josephine Reeves and also
Of Miss Margaret Burton and Miss
Eleanor Wunder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
Lansdowne

Mrs. Thomas NJ. Fitzgerald, of West
Baltimore avenue, Is at the Hotel Brigh-
ton, Atlantic City, for three weeks
stay. Mrs Fitzgerald and Miss Edith
Boyd will take trip to Buffalo August
10. and from there they will take lake
trip to Duluth, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Love, of East
Greenwood avenue, have taken cottage
for the remainder Of the summer at
Ocean City During their absence their
home on East Greenwood avenue Will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C. Lowe
Of Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth FacSler, of owen and
Stewart avenues, left last week for a
three weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Mr.. Joseph Kelly, Of North Lansdowne
avenue, has gone to Europe on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Voelker, of North
Lansdowne avenue, are to be at Atlantic
City for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Page Statzell and
their four children are spending three
weeks at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Read, of 322 North
Lansdowne avenue, are enjoying a two
weeks motor trip through Pennsylvania.
Miss Betty Stewart, OF Stratford ave-
nue spent the weekend with Miss
Beatrice Kelly at Spring Lake.
Mrs. F. G. Cooper and son, Of South
Lansdowne avenue. are the guests oi
Mrs. Walter L. Phillips at her cottage
in Cape May.
DR.. Albert L. Stone. of North High
land avenue, will spend August in Pleas
antYille. n. ],
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-02
What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band. Bartramsa Garden. s4th
street and Elmwood avenue; o'clock. Free.
Fairmount Park Dand. Georges Hill; s
o'clock. Free.
philadelphia Band, City Hall Plaza: s
o'clock. Free
Lecture, Limits OF Musical Expression, =,
pr Hugh a. Clarke, Houston Hall; o'clock.