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Guilty. BUT Sir Dents and the bandsmsn
were carried 70 FAR and fast by tho tide
they disappeared from view and no trace
OF them was seen again
Home of KinE Threatened.
Before Ito great European war broke
out tho suffragcttcs IN England were
making Il warm for government officials
and threatened even the home OF the
king. Tho newspapers said. apropos Of
the suffragettes' doings, that II would be
impossible for any one to make hts way
into buckingham palace. Harry Pike, an
engineers filter. took tho newspaper dare.
Pike ciambered over tcn-foot wall sur
mounted by sharp spikes. dodgod the sem
tinels. guards and servants and leisurely
explored tho palace from the basement 20
the sixth floor In one OF the chambers
he exchanged hts own clothes, torn in
climbing over the WALL for royal serv-
ants suit, The awakening OF servant
brought other alarmed servants TO her
aid She thought Pike was a burglar II
Pike had kept TO the corridors instead OF
wandcrlng about various rooms he would
have reached the royal apartments.
Last May the society world Of Balu-
more and the newspaper reading public
were amused by wager made by @.
Howell rarr that he could roll from the
Elk Lodge kennels to charles street and
University Parkway, a distance OF three
miles. and he was willing 40 waCer Sl.O0g
that he could do II. The wager was ac-
ccnted.
Promptly at s o'clock people In auto
mobiles and carriages we're ON hand
Parr. or "lIal" as he Is known to hi
intimates, was on hand in foot hall cos
tune. Three men attended him, one
man carrying n carriage cushion and IN,
other two pillowed chair.
This was PARIS methods From n posi-.
tion In which he sat on carriage cush.
ton with pillowed chair at his back h,
would turn 80 that first one hand and
one knee struck the ground. and then tn
other hand and the other knee, Usually
this was done four times without resting
Then the man who carried the cRrriaE,
seat withthe pillows would place Il wher
! Mr.. Parr would fall on Il. Tho two VIII
carried the chair with the pillows woul
/ place Il IN the way Of the roller. Par,
would fall against Il, fold hts arms. res
half a minute and resume. Ho r6lled tn,
distance In fifteen hours and ten minutes
Each roll meant four feet. He covere,
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requires that we neglect nothing that
devotion to duty will accomplish. Most
of these crews you see have been at
their posts, whether gun-pointing or
passing ammunition, for five or six
years We want each man to be letter
perfect in his part"
In all actions thus far the firing
has begun at extreme range-dS.OOO yards.
At that distance a dreacuought painted
the color Of the sea Is a vague speck.
But one fortunate hit may be vital. and
either side wants to get that fortunate
hit first The accuracy OF fire both at
the Falkland islands and in the battle
of the Dogger bank had been as good as
at battle practice.
Like Head of Family.
Seen among his admirals Sir John Jel-
licoe seems the head of a family. In
frequent consultation, they know one an
other in the fellowship of their confined
existence. If he had anything to say
to one OF them or they to him, the def.
niteness of their remarks and the prompt
ness of his replies were impressive. De.
cision seemed automatic with him.
He showed the visitors over the flag,
ship himself, calling attention to things
which be thought would interest them
as he led the way along the cramped
passages behind the armor or pointed the
way to enter one of the turrets, where
the gun crews were going on with theil
drill, which they went through like sc
many human machines. Most of then
were I'm the early thirties, mature, ex
perienced and confident
"All they ask is that the Germans will
come out" said an officer. They could
not work harder than they did befor'
the war. But the war has given then
renewed eagerness."
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Guilty. BUT Sir Dents and the bandsmsn
were carried 30 far and fast by tho tide
they disappeared from view and no trace
OF them was seen ngpin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31

That beautiful. even SHADE OF dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brewing
mixture Of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Your hair is your charm. II makes or
mars the face. When II fades. turns
gray. stroakod and looks dry, wlspy and
scraRRy, Just ap application or two OF
Sage and Sulphur enhances It's appear
ance hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic;
you can get from any drug store 90
cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur compound" ready to use. This
can always be depended upon to bTtns
back the natural color thickness and
lustro OF your hair and remove dandruff,
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Everybody uses ''wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur because II dsrkens 80 naturally
ana evenly that nobody can tell It has
been applied. You simply dampen
sponge or soft brush with II and draw
this through the hair. taking one small
strand at times by morning the gray
hair has disappeared, and after another
application Il becomes beautifully darh
and appears glossy. lustrous and abun-
ant.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31

Notwithstanding his amiability. all
agree that he has only one criterion
success. II ar officer fails he is SUI
perseded Most Of these young admiTals
sleep on the bridge even in harbor, For
the last ten years the average British
naval officer has worked harder than
men Of any profession In civil lie. They
have kept up the grinding drin. which
continues since the war begun.
I'VE can take no rists.7 one OF them
said Our responsibility 70 the nation
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31

as gastric disorders, may be regarded as
potential remote causes OF anginal pains
and seizures.--LOndon Lancet.
Use The Bees 'Swapper'' column.
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Hotel Arrivals

GREEN'S-Martin r. LRlly, Scranton. Pa,
George A. Powers, Salem y; ~ Mr.. bhe
MTs l.. a. Badger. Trenton, n. J.
CONTINENTALs-G jackson, Harrisburg. Pa,
Stone Harbor, ~ J.
DOONERs-D J. Powers, Harrisburg, Pa. T
W, Templeton, Plymouth, Pa; J. NJ. Lyal
Atlantic city.
NEW RINGHAM-w. q. RunEle, Peliestonte
Pa. ID; Hingham. Ne,wark' n. J'i +. w
Munbeck. Harrisburg. IA,
HkNOVER-E. j. RelG NoTlstown, Pa; s.
HenAers Pottsvile, Pa; A. w. Leidy
taston. Pa.
VhNDIG-w. W. lands. Allentown, Pa, W,
Paterson. N. J.
ADELPHIA-Pete Lokuter, Dupont, Pa; Z,
II. Curry, Wells n. VI Miss j.. M. Dough
erty Atlantic city, n. J.
wINpsoh-Ai 7. PePpsrmaq wIql,li@ImsPort,
aer. MillerstOWn. Pa.
ST JhMEs-Air, and Mrs. F. r.. Morris. New
York
wALToN-John Mills, Asbury Park. N. j.;
William Miller Detroit Mich; J. Freeman,
Cleveland, o.
sTENToN-O Lambert. Akron. o.; Mr. and
Mrs C.. w. Reade, New York; W. f. Fan
ming. bridgeport Conn
COLONNADE-WiliRm Wray. Downngtown
PA n, l. Harrington, Evansville, Ind,
Thomas NJ Wilson, Milton, Pa,
RITTENHOUsE-Mrs H. NJ Sweltland, Mont
clair. ". j.; ID, II. Johnson Montclair, n. j.;
W. II. croft Montclair, n. j.
RITZ -CARLTONiS Y Constantine Washing
ton, ID. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ridgeway,
York; ii. r. Childs. New York
BELI.EyUE- -STRATFORD 80 B, q. Hamnl.
Trenton. y. j.. =, A.. lnnes Wilkes Barre,
Pa. T. W Hostetter. ,PIttsburgh. Pa. r.. p.
Hartford. Conn, Major James Horton, Lon
don, England; q. T.. Henderson. Easton, Pa.
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West PHILADELPHIA

Miss Sadie Winring, 1903 North 61st
| street; Mr.. Ernest Andrews, Miss Lillian
karge and Mr.. Alfred Ferry spent the
weekend at Point Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor, 6O56 King
sessing avenue. will leave shortly for
Atlantic City where they will remain for
the rest of the summer
Mr.. Thomas Kennedy, 52i7 Hazel ave.
nue., VIII leave for Wildwood in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Dugan, 1850 South
Allison street, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. 3. C. Gantz, in Pittsburgh. last
week
Mr. and Mrs Isaac c. Booth. 51lS Irv-
Ing street, will visit their daughter. Mrs
George NJ. Bennett at her home. Ill
North Chelsea avenue, Atlantic City.
N. j., for fortnight.
Miss Rose Steinberg, of 6ist and Mar
ket streets, is spending the month OF July
at Wildwood, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Gardner and
their daughter, Miss Janet Gardner, Of
oSl+ Webster street, are spending the
month of July with Mr.. Gardner's sister
Mrs. John Renear, of 227 Indiana ave
nue., Atlantic city.
Miss Nora Dowling. Of CHS westrnin-
ster avenue, is spending two weeks with
Harbor.
Miss Harriet Hanine, of $500 Locust
street IS spending the summer at Cedar
croft kennett Square. Pa,
Mrs c. a. Bergen and Miss Agnes Ber
gen, of the Warrington, 36th and Walnut
streets. are visiting Mrs Howard at her
Chelsea cottage.
Mr.. Emerson Treacy, of 42lS Chestnut
street, and Mr. Ralph Connollev. of 425t
Chestnut street. left last week for Camn
Namaushaug Spofford, n. H., where thev
Will remain for the season.
Miss Anna Keller, OF 65i5 Woodland
avenue, left last week with a number of
friends of Baltimore for an extended tour
through the Canadian Rockies. Great
Lakes, Seattle, Vancouver. California and
Panama Canal, returning about the LIST
of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reese Smith have
returned from their extended wedding
trip spent in Atlantic City and will be nj
home after July 10, at their new home
734 South Cecil street. Mrs. Smith will
be remembered as Miss Edna 10, Cooner
of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs, NJ. Treadway, of $500 Locust street
is spending the summer months at ocean
Grove
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MeCahan, OF $3.50 Overlook avenue
lhere VIII be a large number OF women
present from along the Reading.
MIR and Mrs. McCnhan have ms,
city ~ Nee'''
MIR. and Mrs John KlauR arc oeeppy.
Ing their new home al ittb street snd
Cheiten avenue.
Mt Clinton 8. Hemmerly has leased
me- Mountain avenue home I'm Oak Lane
70 tne Hev. George scheer and family for
se ,le summer months. Mr.. Hemmerly and
family are spending the summer at
Ocean City
Mrs. J. n. Larzelere, OF wyncote. will
return about tho middle OF July from
Cspe MAY, where she ls spending part
or tbs summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n Jacobs, OF
Iaunton avenue, Oak Lane, have ieft for
ocean city. where they will remain dur.
ins the summer Their daughter, Mrs
barl ~. Breeding, who was one OF last
months popular brides, will spend part Of
the summer with her parents Miss Char.
lotte Jacobs and Mss Margaret Jncobs
VIII also accompany them
Wise hHIflet head, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs a. II. Read, of sharpless avenue, Mel
rose, haa as her guest Miss Julia Aspin-
wall, or Pittsburgh. Pa. while Miss Mar
Raret waterman, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter s. Waterman. OF stratford
avenue, Melrose. has as her house guest
MISS Ruth Carpenter. OF Delaud. Fla
several affairs have already been given
IN their honor and a number of events
are being planned.
Miss Elsie Hepburn, daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Samuel u. Hepburn. of $50
North 18th street, oak Lane, will enter
tam Miss Helen Houston and Miss Mar.
saret Hallowell at luncheon today
Mrs. J. NJ. Hunsberger of Ashbourne. ia
entertaining Miss Carroll, OF Lynchburg
va. Miss Carroll is a. niece of Mr.. I'D.
ward Miles
Mr., Davis Smith. Mr. Marshall Moss,
Mr, Warren Smith, Mr. Ralph Bair, MIR,
William Roberts, Mr.. Frederic Whitaker
and Mr. Andrew whitaker of Glenside,
will spend this summer at Lake Winola
with the members OF the Rosemore Club.
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HEPBURN-HAS SKILL NUPTEALS ARE
or GREAT INTEREST TO SOCIETY
The Marriage of Mrs Ddy8 Ha8kU to Mr. Louis f. j. Hepburn
TOOK Place at Noon Today-VGrious
Entertainments Of Interest.

Esther Kornfeld, Miss Gertrude Lenhardt
and Miss Minnie Moliver
The Plymouth Pleasure club chartered
the cruiser Welcome on Monday and had
picnic at Riverside Beach. Among those
present were; Niles Agnes simmlns, Miss
katherine Mactnnls. Miss Rose Kin
sella, Miss Elizabeth Macinnis Miss Irene
Sweeney, Miss Frances Metcalf. Miss May
Doyle, Miss Elizabeth Bohus, Miss Mary
Jaunish. Miss Della Ludwig, MIR. A. J.
Hart. Mr.. George carey MIR II. J. Brown,
Mr. i. !. Slhnamon Mr. G. J. Hoguot,
Mr. John DOYLE, Mr.. Nelson Lindstrand,
Mr. p llllinGer, Dr. Mr. Frank Jaunish,
Mir s. J. Bennett, Jr. and Mr. J. Me-
Carthv Mrs. Mac1nnis chaperoned the
party.
Mr. and Mrs Adam II. Fox and their
daughters, Miss Lucy Fox and Miss
Elizabeth FOX. are entertaining a house
party at their Wissahickon home. 235
Rochelle avenue. Their guests are Miss
Florence Nichols, OF pottstown, Pa;
Miss Marian Young, OF Atlantic city. n.
j.; Miss Elsie Beck, OF Wilmington. Del;
Mr.. Frank whitcomb. OF Washlngt on,
D. c.. and MIR. and Mrs. Milford Fox, Of
Camden, N. j.
4 block party will be held Saturday
nlpht at Central and Franklin avenues,
Cheltcnham, for the benefit Of the Chel-
tenham baseball team. a number OF
prominent women hive become interested
In this affair. In case OF rain the event
viii be held In Doctor Johnson's garage
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Summer Resorts

CAPE MAY, July 9-The Maryland Bar
Association arrived Mt Hotel Cape May
Wednesday and will remain for three
days The annual banquet will be held
today. Many Of Baltimore's prominent
lawyers and their families are registered
at Tho hotel
A motor party arrived in Cape May
from Atlantic City to spend a few days,
consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Me-
Eargee Mr.. Grant Megargce and Mr..
James Conley.
Mrs. Robert Falrman is spending n few
DAYS as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
clifford wilson nj their cottage on JEFF
ferson street.
Miss Lenore Rousscl Is with her fam
ily. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Roussel, In Cape
May for the remainder OF the summer.
Mr. Graham French. Miss Roussers
nance, Is their guest for few days.
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Germantown

hr. Walter Courtney. of 55S7 Chew
FiFeet wos a visitor at wildwood, N. ].
NJ Martin Conner. of Germantown and
Vheien avenues, will leave shortly for a
loaF through California. visiting San
francisco and the Panama Exposition.
Hiss Margaret Kent. of The Melrose,
germantown avenue and Herman street.
I spending several weeks at Cape May,
Ar and Mrs william. of 62O6 Baynton
susst spent the weekend at Weaside
Park n. ].
Afs r. A. Blaul. OF 5000 Germantown
avenue viii leave for Chicago on Sunday,
sas VIII be the guest OF friends for sew
sfal weeks.
~ ana Mrs. Arthur II. Blackburn, Mr.
ssa Mrs Henry W. Mende and Miss
s.s.ee motored to Lake Hopatcong, n. j.,
ea- istaned by way OF Delaware Water
zap efsF the holidays.
~ ana AIns. Thomas Reaner, Of 6ll5
i -ii-eu 1' Street, are spending a few days
Z Atlantic City.
and Mrs John ]. Felln and fam
"a West Walnut lane. are spend
az some time at the Delaware Water
and Mrs. Robert ]. Miller and
q OF 50 West Penn street. viii spend
"a Weekend at the Delaware Water
~ ana Mrs. Charles J. Wilkie, OF I49
i 's.a on street, viii open their cottage
''san City today for the summer.
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Camden and Vicinity

Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Frome, of 52s
Cooper street, have gone to the Delaware
Water Gap TO enjoy few weeks vaca-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. - Morse Archer. of Had
donheld, are now at their cottage at
Barnegat Bay; also Mr.. Archcr's sister,
Mrs. Richard Dcvelin, and her son and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clark and children
of 3l1 Cooper street. and Mrs Clark's
mother Mrs. David Stodden, of Glen
Campbell Pa, are cottagers at Ocean
city.
Miss Eva Smith, of 3l7 North 4th street
has gone for western trip, which will
extend to the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nevis and Miss
Marie Nevis, OF 5O2 Linden street, are
summering at Pitman.
Captain Charles Barnard and family
are at Wildwood until the fall
Miss Jane Bussett and Miss Colby, OF
North 9Th street, are Mt Buckingham, Pa.
for .wo months.
Mrs William Burrel and son, Horace,
are at Ocean City.
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LanSdOWne

Miss Edith Robinson. of Garrettford, is
entertaining Miss Marion Bebe.
The Camp Fire Girls. of Yeadon, will
hold a tea July 10 in the borough building.
Mr.. and Mrs. jennings Hood, of Runny-
mede avenue, will spend the summer in
Canada,
Mrs. Henry zahn, of New York. is the
guest of Mrs. George T. Walker. OF
Shadeland avenue.
Mr.. Frank C, Nieweg OF Price avenue
left today to spend the summer at st.
Adams, NJ Y
Mr.. and Mrs Frances b. Irwin and
family, of 10 North Maple avenue, will
spend the week at Stone Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. O'Danlel have re-
turned from visit at Chelsea.
Mr.. J. II. Stewart, OF the Oaks Apart.
ments, returned yesterday from a trip
through the State.
Mr.. Arthur shrigley and family. Of HlI
Dale road. will spend the summer at Bel
mar. n. j.
The Rev Crosswell McBee has left for
Kennebunkport. Me-, where he will join
Mrs McBee and his daughter. Miss Eliza
beth McBee.
Mr. Frederick Leopold and family, af
North Lansdowne avenue, will spend the
summer at Avalon.
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Bala- -Cynwyd

Miss Lucille II. LippIncott, of Cynwyd,
b visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edgar l.. Shep-
pald, at Kennebunkport, Me. Miss LIP
pncott will spend August in Summit, Me-.
win Mr. Thomas Gay and his daughter,
Mss Helen Gay.
AIr, and Mrs. Edward Legge, of Bos-
l9a and Mrs. Henry Kuhl Kelly. Jr.. of
California, who is at present visiting in
Baltimore, spent the weekend over July
With Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Samuel Stephen
sn, of City avenue. Mrs. Stephenson en-
iertained at luncheon in honor OF her
igo' daughters during their stay in Bala.
NJ. and Mrs. j. V. Il. Titus, of Edge
hlli road, Bala, are occupying their cot
lage at Chelsea.
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1EBIJTANTES or LAST SEASON
WILL BE ENTERTAINED TONIGHT
s Charlotte Rush W Be Honor Guest at Small Dance This
EUening-Mjss MARY Frances Fisher and Miss
Mary Mitchell Guests at Dinner

- GARDNER CAssATT is en-
M .sr,oinIng small house party at
Nv her home in Derwyn. The guests
aesnd the dance to be given to-
Wy ' -, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush,
- home. "Chesteridse," kirkland,
Last night Mrs. cassatt entertained
fA - in honor Of Miss Mary Frances
and Miss Mary Mitchell.
AIRS. John Barclay De coursey,
w sn miegstone, are spending the SUM
q lns ,beir cottage in Manchester VT
I. and Mrs. John d. Anseny, Jrr and
infant son are spending tns sum,
tpsn ,,,th Mr.. Angeny'a parents, VT. a.lu
slS We near Doylestown'
naresche Norris and her dauEh-
Ars; = Siirabeth Norris, have returned
ier Az from Cuba and Will spend
70 uhis ,sr mart OF the summer in Cape
May.
49,, lewis stoever. OF the Delmar-
MI hss gone TO Maine with Mr.. and
iol Moll raid English Dallam, Jr., for sew
efal seeks
u .rd Mrs Marcel steinbrugge, 30
hn Ktsber Paris, are In Atlantic
AYehve to- ! abort time. They will go TO
California in August.
r,o Misses williamson, OF 1921 Spruce
~, inv "a Miss Julia " Laguerenne arc
sne.H iaIs.,,rg through the West They will
usse,i" 'a,, ,ss Two expositlons before returning
home.
NJ and Mrs. Abel p. Wethcrll, u
v;ynpewood, entertained DR.. and Mrs.
Trsncz b. Patterson and Mr. John J.
s5Iliyan informally at dinner last night
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Northeast

Miss Louise Elnstein, of Washington.
d. c.. who has been the guest OF Miss
Carrie Campbell, OF 1888 Marlborough
street. has left. with Miss Campbell, for
Atlantic City. where they viii be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell
OF a South California avenue. for a few
weeks
Mrs J. W. Vanaman and Miss A Bes-
sic Vanaman, OF s05 East GIrard avenue,
are at Port Elizabeth. n. j., for tho
summer. Miss Wilma Chew Is their
guest for the week. Miss Sara Vanaman
win leave shortly 10 Join them
Miss Ida b. Powell, OF 116 Marlbor-
ough street. viii leave today for Nor
folk. Va, TO be the guest Of Mrs. Claude
West for the remainder OF the month
Mrs. Gegenheimer. of 417 East Glrard
avenue. has returned from Tuekerton.
n. j.
Mrs. Jacob kaufman, Of 20l3 Franklin
street. has announced the betrothal OF
her daughter, Miss Rose kaufman. TO
Mr. Albert Rubin.
AIRS. Hyser and Mrs Lyther, OF Meyer
street, have gone 10 Atlantic City Tor
the month.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. William n. Work. Mr.. A. b. Don.
dero and Mr.. r. J. Miller have Just re-
turned from a weeks fishing trIp at
Beach Haven, n. j., where they made
some big hauls, among which were three
drumhsh, Weighing from 10 to co pounds
each.
Miss Louise Work. of 1i13 Ellsworth
street. has left the city to spend several
weeks at Atlantic City as the guest OF
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Wonders, at their
cottage on Pacific avenue.
st. Rita's Catholic Club has chartered
the hshing schooner Thomas p. How
lett for days fishing at Cape May ON
Sunday. July Il.
Miss Angela Dondero of 1885 Ellsworth
street will leave the city on SATURDAY.
to spend several weeks with relatives at
Altoona. Pa,
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OVERBROOK.-Mrs. EoDert H. " helliy'
Miss Francesca o'Reilly and Miss Martha
\ oReilly have taken house on Old
lancaster road, Bryn Mawr, for the
sumner months.
uERIoN.-Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln God
~ tr., 6 Bowman avenue, Will leave
saturday TO spend the summer at their
ventnor cottage.
M and Mrs. Richard W. Davids and
,tIts Eliza Davids will open their camp
q n ,bh pocono Mountains early In August
NJ and Mrs Walter w. Hartel, OF
wynnewood and Union avenues, are
.,sndIur the summer at Cape May, N. j..
yARBERTH. Mrs. Reginald Gorham,
M Htmpden avenue, has gone to Brazil
where she will remain until next winter.
Mrs Robert G. Seymour and Miss Mabel
SEYMOUR, Of Woodsde avenue, have re-
nrned from visit at Glen Ridge, Nj.
ARDMoRE.-Mr, and Mrs. William II.
Long and family, of Edgewood avenue
and Wistar road, have opened their sum-
sher cottage at Fishers Island Me.
4 Miss Gladys Supplee. OF Montgomery
iyenue. Is spending the summer at a
eamp IN Maine. Miss Caroline Reed VIII
iOin her early in August
BRYN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
IIpple, OF Philadelphia, are spending the
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Austin, Miss
Anna Austin, Miss Jean Austin and Mr..
William w. Austin, Jr., OF Gulf road and
|Ithan avenue, have gone to California,
where they will visit the Panama-Pacihc
Exposition, returning August s.
RosEMONT-Mr and Mrs Robert X.
cAssatt, Of Beaupre, will open their sum
mu cottage on Bellevue avenue, New
port, next week.
M end Mrs. Edwin II. Filter, of the
Terrace. will spend August at Eagle
/ Islasd, Me.
MI and Mrs. A. ]. Drexel Paul, of Old
Lancaster road, will leave shortly for
lseiboro, Me-, where they will spend the
summer.
ST. DAVIDS.-Mr. and Mrs. James NJ.
Reed have taken house here, which
they will occupy July 20.
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Roxborough

Mr. and Mrs. j. Harry North, Of Black
wood n j., are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Kelly, of $50 Green lane,
Roxborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of Ridge
avenue and Crcase's lane. will leave on
Saturday for tour through the West
to the Pacific coast. They will visit tho
exposition, and spend some time in Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Foulkrod and
their children, Ray and James Foulkrod
of Pittsburgh Pa, are visiting Mrs
Foulkrod's parents, MIR. and Mrs, Oliver
S. Keely, at their home on Lyceum ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hays, of Lyceum
avenue. have gone to Asbury Park TO re-
main until autumn
Mr. and Mrs. James Hindle, of Mana
yunk avenue, will spend August In Cape
May.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Keely and
their daughter, Miss Katharine Keely,
who have been spending some time in
Washington, ID. c., have returned to
their home on Green lane.
Mr.. Albert Hudson, of Ainslie street,
Falls OF Schuylkill, is visiting his sister.
Mrs. John d. Brookes, of Mount Holly,
n. j.
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