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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27
South PHILADELPHIA

The Monarch Camping Club, composed
OF members of st. Rita's Catholic Club,
will leave the city on Saturday July 81
for a l5-day camping trip TO Betterton
Nd Those taking the trip are as fol-
| lows: Mr.. Thomas j. Moloney, Mr.. John
A. Moloney, Mr. p. j. Miller. Mr.. James
| Curley, Mr. William Golden. Mr.. John
Joseph Robinson. Mr.. Thomas ]. Robin
son, Mr.. Jack Healey, Mr.. Andrew CAL
| len, Mr.. James Coyle, Mr.. Thomas Cur
| ley, Mr.. Andrew Frie Mr.. Alexander
DePruton, Jr., and Mr.. Robert j. Halpin
| Mr.. Henry j. Moloney, of 29O6 Christian
| street, will leave on Saturday, July 81,
for several weeks on his cabin cruiser
Comet, for cruise in Southern waters.
The following will accompany him: Mr.
Robert DUTY, Mr.. Daniel Mclaughlin.
Mr.. Daniel Kane, MIR. Edward Carney,
Mr.. William Ryan and Mr.. John S. Ro-
letter.
Miss Agnes Mohan. of 1897 Ritner street.
and Miss Isabella II. Drummond have re-
turned from wildwood, where they have
been since July @
Mr.. Harry Haines and his sister, Miss
Mary Hhlnes. OF 1907 Passyunk avenue,
are spending few weeks with friends in
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Seaman. of 28d
and Reed streets. have opened their cot
tage at Atlantic City, where they will
spend the balance of the season.
Mrs. ]. A. McClintock and her two
sons, of nth and Wolf streets. are in
their bungalow at Mount Pocono
Mrs. s. Goldberg. of 1861 South 2lst
street, is visiting relatives at Atlantic
City, N. ].
Miss Alice t. Drain, 1926 South 18th
street, Is spending a week at Capc May
with friends, at the Alvarez Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cresse, of 21S Nor
ris street, accompanied by Mr.. George
Gregory will spend the next two weeks
at Wildwood,
Mrs, G. V. spillman and her son, Master
Edward G. Spillman. will spend the
month Of August at Bowers Beach, Del
Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard Mailman, of Goth
and Wolf streets, are enjoying a trip 10
Niagara Falls, where they will remain for
a period of two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boise. of Front
and Carpenter streets, are. spending the
summer at their bungalow in National
Park,
Mr.. Webster Murray, Mr.. Robert Pol
lack Mr.. Andrew Di .Dio, Mr.. Edward
HarrIgan Mr.. James McFadden and Mr.
Joseph Dl Dio motored TO New York over
the weekend. A dinner was held at the
residence Of Mr.. Di Dio, 1877 6sth street,
Brooklyn,
Mr. James Cunningham and his family, |
OF 2214 South Colorado street. are spend |
ing this week at their bungalow at Ma |
tional Park, N. j. where they will en-
tertain extensively over the weekend.
Miss Ester Lacks, OF New York. and |
her aunt, Mrs. Charney. OF 342 Christian |
street, have gone for several weeks TO
Atlantic City.
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LansdoWne
Photo by Marcoau.

DIR. and Mrs. Matthew H. Cryer and
Miss Elizabeth Cryer. OF South Lans-
downe, will leave tomorrow for tour
OF the West and the Panama Exposition
Mr.. Charles Jones, Of Allentown. Is the
guest of Mr.. Joseph Buckley, OF 1O5 East
Stewart avenue.
Mr.. Harold h. Burt and family, OF
North Lansdowne avenue, motored to At
lantic City where they will remain some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, OF La
Crosse avenue, will spend August at
Ocean City.
Mr. William e. Chalmers. OF Essex ave-
nue.. has returned from visit to his par
ents in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Henry Holtz and family will spend
August at Wildwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Burrows, OF
Stewart avenue, are enjoying motor trip
to Chesapeake Bay.
Miss Anna Vaughan, OF Stratford ave-
nue., is visiting her brother in Chicago.
Mrs. X. Bryne Dougherty. Of Fairview
avenue. is touring through Maine and
New Hampshire.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Lynn Barnard, of East
Greenwood avenue, remain In wildwood
until September 30.
Mr. Hugh Mccormack, of Philadelphia,
was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles King of North Lansdowue
avenue.
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North Philadelphia

Miss Marguerite Yoder. OF 28i6 Lehigh
avenue, has returned from visit TO
Atlantic city.
Lieutenant Charles Bryer. with Mrs,
Bryer and their daughter, Miss Anna
Bryer. has returned to their home, 2s22
North 18th street. from fortnights visit
70 Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George schempp and their
daughter, OF 2sls Columbia avenue, have
opened their cottage at Deianeo.
DIR. A. ]. Reiner OF 2sSO Glrard avenue,
bss onened his cottage al Sea Isle City
Mrs Reiner and Miss Julia and Miss
Marie Reiner left for there last week
Miss Christine Yoltz. OF 10th street and
susuuehanna avenue, Is spending some
time with relatives In West chester
Mrs william b. ogram, Of l72l North
17th street. IS spending the summer at
Buffalo. N. Y.
Miss Katherine Nuzum ana MISS Ms.
Martha Nuzum, Of goth and Dauphin
st-ssts are spending their vacation In
Falrmont. W. Va. where they VIII re-
main for several weeks.
ar,ss Emma o. Gould has returned to
her nome al 10th street and susqushanna
s,,sn,le after spending several weeks with
relatives IN strasourg Va.
Mrs George c. Davis. OF ISIS North 18th
street. Is spending the summer at Wiia-
wood.
AR Frank 3. McGary OF 1884 Nofth
,sfh street. has gone 10 the Pocono Noun
tains. where he aiil remain toE several
weeks,
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Hotel Arrivals

GREENsssM,, Il. Carpenter, Camaen, y. J.
sbiTb sh9FeS ossoL s Li9EIiS qIiS harrisburg pa'' W.
coNTINENTAIg,D, J. o,Maloney, Summit, N
ton, Del; q, L. Du Bois, Camden, II. j.
pooESEBs-J. C.. Evans, Plainhsld, y. j.;
Snyder, DoylestCwn, Pa.
NEW BINGHAM-A. s.. Jenkins, Trenton. N
John M. BueISiand' Allentown, Pa.
HANOVER Charles L. Naylor, Pennapoye
Randall, Washington, D. o.i r. II. Yedger
wINDsoR,-H. B. Partridge, New York. Rob!
eTt 8, Littley, Chester Pal a. H. Brown
Rochester, N. y. Y.' Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Far.
YENDIG-p. F. Brown, York, Pa; J. G.
Winters. Lebanon. Pa. NJ, end Mrs. G.. 3.
zimmerman shsmokin' Pa; John b. Eader'
ApELPHIA-Is ]. johnson, Boston. Aiaas.t
Mrs. Cyrus Gordon clearheld. PA Walter
w. Edmonds, syraeuge, n, y; II. n. Blrm-
ingham, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ST JAMEs-Mr. and Mrs. ], L. Lawrence
New York; d. w, Ttmberlake, New York
Helen o,Hea Paterson n Ji j. l. Sexton.
RITZ -CARLToN-A. L. sehsek. New York
Mrs, Il. e. shumWay, Rochester, NJ vi s.
New New York; Mrs. M, 4. Robinson. Honolulu.
York, f. l.. Hayt. East Orange. ~ j.; Mrs.
~ H. sheaver, York, Pa.
BELLEVUE-s STR ATFoRD-Mi May Wagner,
Oak Lane Pa; J. NJ. Dustin, Curnlng, n.
Allentown. Pa Mr. and Mrs. John Prank
lin. willlamsport, Pa; Mrs, j. 4. stone,
Pa: Miss Jeanette McHale, Scranton, "a.
Miss Esther w. Kelley. Spring Grove, Pal
Miss Claire NJ. Healey. Petaluma, Cal
YAITOR-Mr. aud Mrs. H. L. Lawrence Eew
York, r. w Sloan, PittstOn, Pa; h. w.
iSenney Pittsburgh Pa. Henry O'tauEhlin,
Hartford, Conn.
sTENToN--L. Cleave. Cresson, Pa; Mrs
James W. Janey, Chicago. III, r. Schwenhe,
Piitsburgh. Pa; l.. 4. Clarke, Pittsburgh, Pa.
cOLONNADE-O. n. Wagenhorst. Aaron, o
i M Bachman Harrisburg. Pa, j. u. Bgr-
clay, Baltimore, Md w. w. Nuss, Norfolk
Va.
RITTENHOUsE-AIis Florence r. Wrenshah,
XVashineton. ID. O.; Mrs Russell MEeress
Warrington. D. c.; Mrs. W. II. Coles,
Charleroi, Pa.
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Chestnut Hill

Hr and Mrs E. Rittenhouse Miller. OF
East Mt. Airy avenue, have as their
a.st Mrs. Anna Heap, of Pasadena, Cal.
Q. and Mrs. Miller and their guest have
s. returned from a motor trip to New
|st r. I,
NJ and Mrs Stevenson Crothers, OF
.aper Mil road, have gone to Cape May
3 the remainder of the summer.
was Elise Hopkins, together with Mr..
Mrs Horace Brock, is travelling In
ahiofnla She will visit the Panama
flfc Exposition before returning home.
Af and Mrs. j. w. Matthew, of Sedg-
A Farms, are spending a few weeks at
aney's Lake, Pa.
~ and Mrs. Henry Price Wright, Of
sia's lane, have gone to Seal HarbOr,
At for an indefinite stay.
Af ana Mrs. Harlan Page and Miss
e Allen Page, Of Aliens lane, are
ng the recent arrivals at Pocono
Aaof, Mt Pocono.
Z. and Mrs. A. Hurley Pancoast, OF
lane. have returned from Atlantic
a9 n. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27
lDDITTONAL GUESTS FORM LARGE
HOUSE PATTY AT BAR b. C. RANCH
a and Mrs Md1t0eu Struhers Burt and Mrs Horace po,
Burt Entertain Number From This Citp and
SuburbS-Per8ondls

.ruBER OF additional guests have
r,ned the large house party already
entertained by Mrs. Horace Brooss
Id Mrs. Maxwell struthers Burt at
nsf b. c. Ranch, jackson Hole,
which is owned by Mr., Maxwell
,ssrs Burt and Mr.. Horace L. Carn-
lag the latest arrivals at the ranch
~ and Mrs. Endicott Peabody, Miss
peabody. Miss Rose Peabody, Miss
so,,r Peabody, Miss Betty Peabody,
sarah Peabody and Mr.. Malcolm Il.
s8dy. Of Groton. Mass. Miss Fannie
Miss Angela Nalle, MIR sydney
"A. Miss Mary Holmes Newlin. OF
.eton: Mr.. Edward Farr, MIR. y.
sharswood. Mr.. James Develin and
ldolph 11. Borie,
!, and Mrs. Kenneth Macgowan, Of
z tVavne avenue. Germantown, are
Congratulated on the birth Of a
.tter this morning, to be named
ish Mncgowan.
,.ws was received here yesterday of
= sneaeement OF Miss Eleanor Fabyan,
stler OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wright
.ssan, OF Boston, to Mr. Theodore
,etnehnm. Jr., OF this city. The en-
.,sment Will be formally announced in
,'ion on next Sunday
4ss betrothal was confirmed yesterday
Wr Frothingham's father, who is also
!. ns,ionian, but came here early in the
4. ana later married Miss Lucy Jaudon
|a.a OF this city, who is a direct de-
...risnt of Commodore Bainbridge.
snis his graduation from Harvard in
m M rockingham, Jr., has lived in
s.on where he has been connected with
n, Nav England offices of George H.
aeradden & Co., cotton merchants of
S. city. A brother, Thomas II. Froth-
srham, married Miss Elizabeth Hoyt of
fs4 York, on January 20. a third
.sber. Huntington w. rockingham, is
I, Hsrvard student, and another brother,
Bainbridge rockingham, is student
4 Groton.
N Maurice Roache, of New York, en-
snalned at luncheon yesterday in Narra-
sngett Pier in honor of Miss Hope TruN-
"a Beale and Miss Lisa Norris, of this
2tl.
Ms. Howard Spencer Graham and her
Aushter, Miss Marie Thayer Graham, of
q@tnut Hill, who have been visiting in
ID South, returned yesterday to Whet-
l5ne, tier villa at Easton's Point, New
sll
M and Mrs. John A. Brown, Jr., of 224
,uth 18th street. who have been spending
n carly summer at Dunminning. their
.ihte at Devon, have gone to Northeast
i,rbor for the balance OF the season.
Mss Alice Paul, of this city, is spending
few days In Newport and yesterday
YAs guest at a suffrage luncheon which
tfs Charles NJ. Oelrichs gave at. her
some Miss Paul gave an animated talk
q what the Congressional Union is do
ID n the West" Mrs. o. II. p Belmont
Ilo gave a short talk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27
Camden and Vicinity

Mr.. $ Gray Dayton, OF MoorestoWn.
and Mr.. Martin " Bergen, formerly OF
Camden, win join the military camp at
PIattsburg, n. Y, early next month.
Mr.. W. B. Bunker, OF North sth street
viii spend his vacation in Boston and It's
suburbs the LIST OF August.
DR.. and Mrs W. B. Jennings, OF King
Highway, East Haddonheid' nave gone
by motor to Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dallar ana chill
dren OF sd and Pearl streets, are oceu-
pying their cottage at Pitman until Sep
tember.
Mr. and Mrs James Downey ana fam
ily, OF 52i Cooper street, are entertaining
friends at their home, az Chelsea
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Tioga

Mr.. and Mrs. John Taws and their
family, OF North 18th street, are spend
ing the summer in Ocean city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M j. Fitzpatrick. Of s722
North Broad street, with their son and
daughters, Mr.. Raymond Fitzpatrick
Miss Alma Fitzpatrick and Miss Jean
Fitzpatrick, will leave on August to
pass the month in Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Henderson,
with their children. Louis, Grace and
Ruth, will spend August in Ocean City
Mrs. Catharine Cassidy. of 1912 West
Erie avenue, and her daughter, Mrs
Simon PauNtix, OF Wilkes-B Barre, will 60
to Atlantic City for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. Augustus Bacharach and her fam
lily. of 211l West Tioga street. are in
Glenside. Pa.
Miss Madeleine Davis. Of Pike street,
will leave shortly to spend the balance
Of the season in Atlantic City
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West PHILADELPHIA


street, who has been visiting Miss
clemens, Of Chestnut Hill, has Joined her
iamily at their cottage in Nantucket.
Muss.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry wachter and their
daughter, Violet, leave this week from
their home, 1919 South Frazier street, for
Fort Washington, New York. Later they
WIN spend several weeks at Atlantic City,
after which they will go directly to the
Panama Pacific Exposition Miss Violet,
not yet three years old, is one Of the most
experienced juvenile travellers in the
country
Mr.. Donald Graham, of 1901 Walnut
street. has just returned home from the
Mt. Herman School, Herman, Mass,
where he attended the summer session
ending July 90
Miss Dorothy Bailey, OF 6l12 westmin-
ster avenue, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
K. nj. Dolvans. at Pennsgrove. N. j.
Miss Bailey will return about the first OF
August
Mr. G. Meredith Johnson, OF SD street,
is spending few weeks at Atlantic City
with Mr. George j Gsel.
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What's Doing Tonight

philadelphia Band, city Han FaAai
Fsirmoant Park Band. Strawberry Mansiohl
2snisipal Band. Fox Chase. Rhawn and D
stresfs. s o' clock Free.
Oarden party aid Of the Church Of 81
Francis OF Assist. Belneld Country club
Frankford union Bible Claas uniV ana
Gris-om streets % clock Free.
Lecture at Houston aau unNsrsitg, ot
Pennsylvanla. some Aspects uf the War hy
Professor Llngeibachi O'clock,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27

IL ~ .he guest for n fortnight OF Miss
iianhah Fox, at her summer home.
.. MSS carrie shriver. Of 52s westv,ew
s.Ieet, VIII return in few DAYS from
,, s,, ,.,.'Ided extended trip through the west. Miss
S ta,I'er accompanied Mrs Norton. OF
ill, raven Conn, and together they
visited not only the San Diego ana a.,
francisco Expositions but eiso Ye,,o,sl
stone Park and other points OF interest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27

Notices tor the Society page via bs
accepted ana printed In the Evening
Ledaer, but ali such notices aust he
written ON one side of ths paper,
must be signed IN fan, with fun Cd
dress, and when possible telsphens
number must be giYen-
send an such Communications q
asoeiety Editor" Evening Ledger,
eos Chestnut street.
unless these requirements are
carried out 81 thai Fsriaeation naay
81 possible. the noiiees an not b.
pnhlshed.
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Along the Reading

Ihe Huntington Valley Country Cub
VIII discontinue It's weekly music niohts
alter next Saturday until septernber
among those who entertained last weak
were Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thomson. Mr.,
ana Mrs. w. a, Law, Mr.. and Mrs. M g,
prauiey' Mr. Walter LaRue and Mr.. E p.
MT and Mrs. Charles j. Thompson and
their daughter. Miss Ruth, OF I9Os North
Camao street, are spending the season in
Atlantic City. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27
Suffrage Eyents TODAY

WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
to 10 D. m.-Lawn fete at the home o.
Mrs Mary Kent Princeton and Fark avenues.
Speaker Miss Eateile Eugsal
s. $50 p. m.-ClaHs in suffrage speakinH AZ li4l
Chestnut street
Ianeasfer avenue. Speakers, W. y Wagen-
knight and Miss Estclie Russell
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Nosn-Cipen-ar meeting at the standard
Roller Hearing Comfany lQth and Lancaster
aVenue ks1eaker Ilss Bertha iapefits
- u iU.-Oua l-alE ula1linE Ht aeflaaale g p
aY1aue q q arlvsra laae. cnestu4t hiA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27
vacation DAY Precautions

rs great annoyance 10 md yourself
FAR from home and unable 10 0bfdtH your
faUorits newspaper. Before you 90 at0ay
notiJy the EUeAiH0 Ledger 90 hace your
paper sent 10 vOu Specify the edition
desired.
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Germantown

and Mrs. Ira w. Drew and their
children, OF the Wyneya Apartments,
Qn their way 10 Oregon After a
stay there they will continue their
tan journey TO the Panama-Paoiiic
pasltion.
ana Mrs. Francis +. Davis, Of
Layeer street, and Mrs. Everett II.
OF 36 West Pomona street, have
a cottage at Wildwood, where they
pend the rest Of the season with
families.
and Mrs. Charles Pomeroy sher-
have opened their cottage al Ash
Me
s'ef George C.. KriclS. OF lO9 West chel-
ssenne, has gone camping in the
as weods.
Rosemary MeNally gave a small
-e last week at her home. bsl9 Greene
ID honor Of her guest, Miss Eliza
~ Penrose, OF Atlantic city. Among
present were Miss Sarah HanAoh'
Elizabeth Walsh, Miss May Bennls'
harabra Fletcher Miss May felln'
Christine Felin, Miss Helen Carroll
Louise RIcNally. Miss Evelyn Ford
siss Eleanor Fischer Miss Gene
Harrison, Miss Jane Keyes, Miss
Dugan. Miss Frances MeNaliy'
Richard Walsh. Mr.. Paul Hanson
#sy Fletcher. Mr. John keyes, Alr.
d p Rogere. Mr. Frank Walsh
rank Hanson. Mr. David bennis'
HaitHin keyes, Mr. Franklin har-
3oeeph Richards, Mr. Edward
Ar e Bnlberl McNaiiy. Mr. JACK
as. hlr. Francis r. Fletcher, Mr.
teanls. Mr. George Data ana Mr-
fsila
aa Mai Robert Dunning prlpps,
f.f. Nraf asfaa L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27
Delaware County

Mrs. Isaac u. johnson, a popular matron
of Media, is home from short vacation
spent at Cape May.
Miss Martha Harvey, of Norwood, Is
being extensively entertained during a
stay at Wilmington
Miss Mary E. Edwards is staying at
Ocean City as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmer Tuckerman. Of Media.
Mrs Charles Tayman, the wife OF
Major Tayman. who is convRlescent at
the General Army Hospital in Honolulu
where her husband is stationed, was
former resident OF Media, taking an active
part In social affairs before her marriage.
Miss Mary Messick and Miss Alice stull.
OF Ridley Park. are now staying at Wild
wood. n. j.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Billheimer
and family were entertained at dinner ON
saturday evening by Mrs. w. H. Matthias
al her home. orchard villa, In Norwood
The Rev. Billheimer is pastor al the I'M
manuel Lutheran Church, Of Norwood
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Along the Main Line

ARDM0RE. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
parson and their little daughter. of Kent
road, are spending the summer at At
lantic City where they are stopping at
the Hotel Chelsea.
hr ana Mrs. James King Clark, of 25O
Hisf4f road, are spending a month at
salnt Kineo. Nc.
FsEMoNT MIR. and Mrs. Albert L.
allns and Mr.. Albert L. HaslSins Jr.,
ssosemont avenue, have returned from
'aanac Lake, where they were the
ats OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whyte
~, OF Morris avenue, at their sum-
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Steel recently
Sc a dinner dance to celebrate the
thday of their son, Mr.. Carl II. steel.
W and Mrs. Samuel NJ Vauclain, Mr.,
Mrs. Jacques Vauclain and Miss
|ma Vauclain left last week for Hot
dHgs, Va, where they have taken a
age for several months.
~ and Mrs. John j. Doheny, of lis
lrie avenue. have been entertaining Mr..
Mrs. Charles p. Pulliam, of st.
MS
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sALrsBURo. IA.


RIsKIMINETAs STRINGS SCHOOL
EUh BOYS
lndorsed by every American University. In
diyidunl plan OF work for each boy. College
Preparatory Course and a good training for
business life. Special course In agriculture.
food. 2OO-acre farm school OF character.
2sth year opens Sep. 2f. Write for cat'g No,2t.
Klskiminetas Springs school, saltsburgs Pa.
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Roxborough

During August the Girls League OF
the Wissahlckon Baptist Church will
occupy cottage at River Shore, N. j.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Hofer will ac-
company the league
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27

Mr.. Thomas Buckley. of Atlanta. Ga.
is among the visitors at the Falls of
Schuyllhlll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ewing, of Roxbor-
ough, are enjoying vacation in Atlantic
City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27

DIR, and Mrs. Lewis Reese, Of Ridge
avenue, Falls OF schuylkill, are occupy
ing their summer cottage on the eastern
shore of Maryland. They are accom-
panied by their son, Mr.. David Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kerns, Of Falls of
schuylkll, are spending a vacation in
Atlantic City.
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oARIAsLE. PA.
ALLENTOWN pa.
LITITz. "a

Allentown Prep. School prepares boys for lead
ing colleges &uniyersltes, New hldEs All ath-
ietics VI Dept. Frank = siglnan An, Prin:
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

DR. William II. Gwinnett and family, of
1O2 West Lehigh avenue, will motor to At
lantic City after Labor Day and spend
the rest of the season there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-27

Robert Dunning Dripps.
avenue. left last week
larion County Pa %
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LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
For dirls. Ea. iTia. Bkt Ad. Box IFS. Litllz. Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-17
A-MUSE.U.

Wednesday-Th New York Evening Mail has the following to say about Tcandal," which is to be shown at the A. Mnse-U Wednesday:
 Set the name of Lois Weber firmly iXed in your mind. This feature croduction, which is to be one of the frst Universal specials. coming after previous successes of this remarkable woman, places her in the foreground ~mong the very greatest directors of big film features in the world The next time some one asks me if I have Sver seen a perfect feature. I shall gay, Yes, Scandal For dramatic construction and realization of the possibilities of film production with out spectacular effects, I think this is the greatest film l have ever seen. This wonderful woman who gave us 'sHypocrites," among other successes, has taken a subject that is both com monplace and tremendous. Shc has taken bit of real life from row rf houses in what might be any city M this country and has shown what may develop from the gossiping scan- |al mongers who exist on every side. But. while the story is big. the really big thing about this offering is the manner in which this study of human nature has been presented. It will "get" any one because it has been produced by a wonderful mind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-17
Tho AnQlo-SaxcnS.

Tho Angles and Saxons wero tnd chief trihes among the three principal Teutonic conquerors of Britain; the Jutes were the third. They were Low Dutch tribes from the borderlands of Germany and Scandinavia, the lands ct the mouth of the Eibe and tho Weser. Their language was an irde- pendent branch of the Teutonic fam. lily. The Saxons were the first inva- ders. but the Angles settled more land. As their settlement became old CT and they themselves permanent res ldents of the island they called them. selves English" but their Celtic ueighbors called them Saxons Their language was. of course, established in England at the time of the Norman conquest In 1066, when Norman-French words and phrases of Latin origin be- came fused with the language of the people. The short and homely words of Anglo-Saxon origin remain. of course, as an integral and basic part of the English language. simpler. bet. ter known, less pretentious. and pref. erable in conversation to the words of Latin derivation.