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The Adair County news., 1915-08-18

When the New Liberty Church
was organized he transferred
his membership, in which he was
a ruling Elder the remainder of
his life. He was an active work.
er in the church and a faithful
leader of the Sunday School.
The writer, who was his pastor
for several years, takes pleasure
in testifying to his faithfulness
and devotion to the church
which he dearly loved. He had
been in failing health for some
time and, realizing that his stay
here on here on earth was limit
ed, made the necessary arrange.
ments for his funeral and burial,
talked to the family about their
individual interest and charged
his children to look we'll to the
interest of their mother. He
told his wife and children that
he must soon die and that, "All
was WELL" and that the writer
be called to preach his funeral.
His life was great success and
leaves an influence that will be
felt through the ages to come.
He was a member of the Mason
ic- Order, under the direction of
which his funeral was held. At
the time of his death he was &c
years, 10 months and15 days old.
He is survived by his wife and
three children, two sisters, Mrs.
Laura P. Moore, and Mrs. Cora
Adkins, of Montana, and three
brothers, J. E., and George W.
Roberts, of Denton, Mo-, and ].
M. Roberts, Montana.
His funeral was preached at
New Liberty Church, Friday,
July 23rd. at 2::30 p. m, in the
presence of an exceptionally
large congregation of sorrowing
friends, using as a text, Acts II
chapter, and oath uerse:-"For
he was a good man and full of
the Holy Ghost and of faith; and
much people was added unto the
Lord" after which the body was
laid to rest in the Wall cemetery
with Masonic honors. To the
bereaved family and friends, we
would say, HE is not dead but
sleepeth." 2. T. Orr.
The Adair County news., 1915-08-18

A Maine man is living on ten
cents a day, marvels an ex-
change. Huh, than's nothing.
An Ohio man is living on-his
relatives.
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Lighting ..The Birth Of NatlOn''

Although "The Birth OF the Nation" at
the New Nixon I'm Atlantic City has been
"croWding 'em In" the management has
at great cost installed new motors and dy-
namos to increase the volume OF light.
The new apparatus Is the latest im-
proved type manufactured in the Fort
Wayne Electric Works OF the General
Electric Company. The factory had been
working day ana night TO have the ma
chimes ready for last Monday night, and
the express company held a special car
ia readiness to transport them.
The lighting expert Of the Epoch Pro-
dueing Company, Cecil II. Wood, came on
from New York, and with an expert
CORDS OF trained men made the change OF
APPARATUS IN the short time OF three
hours. In three minutes after they had
finished the evening performance began.
10 give an ideal projection TO this
wonderful work OF education and art 10
the audiences I'm Atlantic City, making
h fully on a par with that Of New York,
CHICAGO and Boston. has entailed cost
OF over 5000 10 the management.
THE Birth OF a Nation" Is now the
brightest picture IN Atlantic City, and
"a realize what was necessary 20 obtain
the dazzling Whiteness and vivid detah
il Is only needful 10 state that the new
apparatus develops ana uses 5000 cam
die power and uses electricity az the rate
OF $50 a day.
with a symphony orchestra Or 20. ana
with the large force Of electrical eX-
perts. operators, enect men ana others
II can readily be seen that tne cost q
running this production equals ta4t OF
larze dramatic companies
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AN INTERESTING wedding to Phila-
n. delphians will take place today at 4
O'Clock, in Dummerston, VT. when Miss
Susan Won Week Knight, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. John Miller knight White. VIII
become the bride of Dr. Charles wesley
LIE Fever. of this city. The bride, who
will be given in marriage by her father
will be attended by Mrs. William Deter,
of New York. as matron Of honor, and
her nephews, Master Arnold Elzey wat
ers Jr and Master John Knight Waters,
of baltimore, as pages. Little Miss Susan
Dctler will be flower girl. The best man
will be Mr.. A. Elzey Waters, and the
ushers will include Mr., Howard ChanGler
Church MIR. Duncan Langdon. Mr.. Will
liam Detler and Doctor McAllister re-
ception will follow at Knightsholm' the
home of the brides parents, after which
the bride and bridegroom VIII leave on
their wedding trip. and on their return
will be at home after November To- at
170S Pine street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

An interesting wedding took place
at noon today, when Miss Ruth A. cas-
sci, daughter Of Mrs. E. W. Peak OF
Galveston, Tex, and granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cassel, OF 2l6S North
Camac street, became the bride ,n1 OF
Mr.. George w. G. WeissgerDer' OF 100
West Venango street. The ceremony
was performed at the new home Of the
bridegroom and bride. 4sl6 North Camac
street, by the Rev. Doctor schaner' Oh
the Chestnut Hill Lutheran Church A
gown of white net over white satin and
a tulle veil, arranged with sprays OF
orange blossoms, were worn by the bride
Iilies of the valley and brides roses
I,,are combined in her shower bouquet.
Miss Pauline Stillwagon, the maid OF
honor. chose a quaint frock Of bum
creme de chine and carried a shower
bououet of pink asters and gladloi'
MISS Ruth Sullwagon was flower girl
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Girard Farms

Niles Anne Harris Is the guest Of Mrs.
William 3. Hodrnan at pieasantvllie X.
J. Mrs. Hodgman, who "a the wife of
Lieutenant HodRrnan, u. 8. NJ, makes
her home In Pensacola, Fla, but with her
little son Is spending the summer with
her parents. She win be remembered AZ
Miss Elizabeth willis
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Greco, OF 25o2 South
10Th street, are receiving congratulations
ON the birth Of a son, Anthony Tobias
Greco. born August 3.
Mrs. Joseph Johnston and her daush-
ter, Miss Mary Johnston, will leave
shortly for the two eNpositlons, return
ing by way OF the Canadian Rockies.
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THEATRICAL BAEDEKER FOR THE COMING WEEK

REITH'S-Gene HodglSins. Mile. Des-
trees and company, in lie Cafe Futur-
ist" Charlie Howard and company, in
"a Happy Combination; "Cranber-
ries," comedy sketch, with Nell Pratt,
Frederic Kan and Marian Day; Augusta
Close, in character songs; Hunting and
Francis, presenting "A Love Lozenger;
Moran and WeisRr, boomerang hat
throwers; Sanity and Norton, in sing
ing specially: Cummin and Seaham, two
"eccentriques''; Helen Leach Wallin
Trio and Hearst Selig Pictures.
NIXON'S GRAND - La Refine Hamile
and company, the electrical wizards;
Willard and Bond" in "Detectivism"
Edward Howard and company in "Those
were the Happy Days; Roy Cum
mings and Helen Gladyings, singing and
dancing team; the Cavana Duo;
Largay and Snee. songs and dance, and
Fun Foto films.
CROSS REYS--First half of week-The
Five Violin Beautjes Ben Grimes, mon
ologist; Leon and Arnold, in comedy
song skit; Gallagher and Morton, songs,
patter and dancing; Dave Roth. pianist
Second half OF week-"Maytlme, spe-
cial scenic feature; Busch Brothers. In
a comedy slSit; Epson and Howard
singing and talking comedians; Billie
Barlow, monologisti the Melano opera
Company, and Atkins and Rodgers,
blackface comedy.
WOODSIDE PARR-The Carl Damann
Troupe, European gymnasts, Richards
and Montrose, acrobatic dancers and
songsters; Louise Mayo. singing come
dienne; Mack. Albright and Mack. in
songs and comedy. and Johnny Reyn-
olds, the Boy Who Will Not Be Dared.
COMING
AUGUST 10
REITH'S-Joseph E. Howard and Mabel
McCane. In new songs and chatter;
Joe Jackson. pantomimist; Farber Girls,
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a Along the Main Line

0vERBRooK-Miss Emile de g. Hun,
Of 1927 Upland way, is spending rev
das at corsons Inlet
M. and Mrs. Joseph Carter. of Drexel
road, have been spending several weeks
h Chelsea.
Mrs. James L. Glase. of 6452 Woodbine
avenue, will go to Eagles Mere late this
month, to join her daughter, Miss Helen
Forster Giase who, with Miss Helen
Breitenbaugh, is being chaperoned at the
resort by Mrs. Howard f. Park.
MERIoN.-Dr. and Mrs. Brooke M.
knspach. of 11s South goth street, arc
occupying the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney L. Crawford, at Hazelhurst avenue
end Berkeley road. Merton, for the sum-
meg. They have returned from motor
ifp to Boston.
+ HAvERFoRD-Mr. and Mrs. Christian
A. Hagen, of Buck lane, are spending
part Of August at Winter Harbor, Me.
Mrs. John D. Wentzel is spending the
summer at Northeast Harbor, Me.
BRYN MAwR.-Mr. Harry L. Yiney,
o. Old Lancaster road, has returned
after months trip TO California.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ziegler. of Mar
berth. have taken a house at 146 Penn
street, which they will occupy after Au-
gust l5.
Mr. and Mrs. S. wynne Foulke and
their children, of Yarrow road, are at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
WAYHE.-Mr. Charles Edwin Shull and
iamlly, who have been staying at the
vaynewood for the month of July. have
some 10 Beech Haven to spend the re-
malnder OF the summer.
Ar and Mrs. Benjemin Franklin James.
q Bloomingdale avenue, have mo-
,ofed to Cape May to spend the month OF
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MAYER SULzBERGER CLUB FALL
PLANS-HAR1ONY CLUB ENTERT
Club Journal Junior Society to Be Otgasesd 81 Ms
Of the Mayer Sulzberger-Other Affairs
Of interest

T1HE Mayer suizberger Club will open
i the season with the flrst meeting on
September s. They will establish a club
journal this year, and the FIRST club dance
OF the season will be given in the early
fall.
The Mayer sulzberger Club Juniors win
hold their first meeting at Gratz College
tomorrow. The following members will
be present: Mr.. j. Abramson. Mr.. j.
Schwartz, Mr. w Swaab, Mr.. A. Abram-
son, Mr.. ID. Taylor, Mr.. II. Canton, Mr.
J. Klein. Mr.. s. Karfunkle, Miss NJ. I'm
terberger Miss N. Beliekowslty, Miss b.
Blattberg, Miss +. Gleisner, Miss b. LIP
schultz and Miss r. Kahn.
The Harmony CLUB held a watermelon
party this week at their clubrooms, 22S2
East Williams street. The chairman OF
the Entertainment Committee opened the
meeting with an address and was fol-
lowed by the Three Harmonies, composed
of Mr.. Albert Seigel, Mr.. Solomon Rosen-
berg and Mr.. Jack Marks Mr.. Lew
Toll and Mr.. Herman Fields rendered
vocal selections Mr.. s. Carlis gave sew
eral recitations and Mr.. Joseph Lewis,
OF New York, played selections on the
piano. cornet solo was given by Mr..
Morris Friedman, and Mr. Louis N.
Brenner, the Harmony's comedian in
troduoed his new sketch, entitled Get
Out OF Town" Dancing followed. the
music for which was furnished by the
Burns Orchestra.
Mrs. u. b. Clarke. Of fGagleton. N. j.,
entertained a number OF friends at her
summer cottage last Sunday, the majority
OF them being relatives from all over the
country, including Mr. Frank Sheriff. OF
Johnstown. Pa; Mr. John Joseph Boyle.
of Newport. Y. l.; Mr.. William Frees, OF
Bayonne, N. j.; Mr.. and Nrs. BaisIey,
of Hammonton, N. j.; Mrs. Narr, OF
Haddon Heights. N. j.. Miss Katherine
c. sheriff of wildwood, NJ j.: Mrs.
Harth, Of Norfolk. Va. Miss X. G. Boyle.
Mr.. Charles A. Boyle. Mrs. Joseph John
son, Mr.. James Boyle, Mr.. II. MacCros-
son and Miss Eleanor v. Boyle.
The Tau Sigma Delta Club will take its
annual outing today to Delaware Water
Gap, making their headquarters at Camp
Honkey Dorey, on Island Park
The party win include Mr. James E.
Thorpe, PRESIDENT Mr. L. Edward Roe
lofs, secretary; Mr., ]. Arlington Kline,
Mr.. j. Walter Kline Mr.. Fred r. Kern
Mr.. Harry r. Kluth, Mr. Thomas II. Pyle
Mr.. w, Echert. Mr.. Edward X. Markley
Mr.. Thomas f. Roberts and Mr.. Robert
II. Luckenbach.
This makes the tenth season for the
camp,
A block party was held last night and
| will continue tonight between West
minister avenue and Vine street on SD
street for the benefit OF ST. Donato's
! Church at 65th street and Westminster
avenue The street is illuminated with
! electric lights and there are numerous
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Along the Reading

and Mrs. william e. Herring OF
poaland Road, Rydal. Pa, will leave
hin OF August for a motor trip
.eugh the White Mountains and the
~ England States, expecting 70 be
17Hy q couple Of weeks.
4fa William G. Cochran and Miss JOS
slnine Cochran. OF Bent road, Wyneote,
Spending several weeks at the resi-
4saee se OF Mr. and Mrs. Alan Reed on
sli road Wyncote, during Mr.. and Mrs.
A7sas absence IN Canada.
Als Henry c. Diamond. Miss Henrietta
s's4ond Of Rydal, Pa, have left for
s White Mountains, N. Y. where they
q spend the months Of August and Sep
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HoFFMAN-TAYLoR.

The wedding of Miss Lillian Taylor, of
5535 Walnut street, and Mr.. Russell NJ.
Hoffman, Of 776 South SD street, took
place Thursday Afternoon at the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, Park and Susque-
hanna avenues, the Rev. f. S. Kuntz,
officiating. Miss Taylor was attended by
her sister, Miss Mabel Taylor, as maid
of honor, and the best man was Mr..
Frank Kngtt,
A reception followed at the home of the
bride, after which the young couple left
for a visit to expositions In California.
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Camden and Vicinity

Miss sarah Strong, OF 4th and cooper
streets, after a stay at ocean city ~lin VIII,
srand Aueust at PocOno Pines.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert E Reeve OF
AIoorestown, are spending the summer In
the Adlrondaeks.
Nfr william j. Bradley and family, or
stb and Cooper streets, are az the
ChaIfonte. Atlantic City. for the season
Arrs George Barrett, OF sl5 Cooper
street IS entertaining friends at her
ocean City cottage.
Mrs. George Washington Moore ana lns
Rev and Mrs. Jonathan DUNCAN. OF
woodbury.. are entertaining Mrs: Alae
Cardie ana her daughters. Miss Helen ana
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Ar1ANrTc cITY. Aue. Z.

a AafAAN = ~ ~ n - @ANEas -
&c MARJORIE WALKER gave
III mali tea wednesday afternoon at
~ ,,ss,sea cottage. 81 windsor avenue.
's' 80 Of Miss Maude Martin, Of At
y 1iehlands. Present were Miss
sns Murray, Miss May Mason, Miss
s'1U' s,ns Cross, Miss Carrie Ryon. Miss
q. smith. Mis- Pauline schwickerath,
f''' sas.es Maulick. Mrs James Irwin,
y. y John walker.
!. and Mrs. William H. Stafford, of
...vd. Pa. will spend the remainder
cynw5. summer at their cottage In
cpssS Mrs John Call, of Philadelphia,
~ opened their cottage on Cheisea
~. Lotta Garrison Hickman Of Kan
Ms Mo. but formerly OF Philadel-
sas S,s, ,snending August as the guest of
phs "a Mira Herbert w. Hemphlll, at
~ no,tage. lis Gramercy place.
,r MAY Aug. 7.-An attractive af-
n.n Wednesday was the card party
hi W nv Miss Ethel Shields at her
fan,scJ cottage on Beach avenue.
The guests were Miss Mary Hey
Anops Mas Virginia Amber. Miss Le-
v'LN ,sonssell, Miss Valentine Mitchell,
s9,c ..,.. Elolse orme and Miss Lorraine
dsodrich.
iohn w. Trainer, of the Depart
~ Justice In Washington, has ar
nen and will spend the remainder Of
s,mmer at his cottage on First ave-
a.. catherine Deering, of 2O44 Spruce
"a who. with her parents, occupies a
eIsre on stockton row, has returned
.o,1eS cane Nav from weeks camping trip
=, whitten Evans spent the month
f,Iv AZ the New Cape May Hotel
viii leave in a few days for the
...rrtains Mr.. Evans is a golf player
y note. and may be seen on the links
almost any day.
a. and Mrs. Robert Bright, of Ger
s.sntown avenue, in Mount Airy, are
.rsndIng several weeks here.
wILpwooD. Aug. Flour generations
vsre represented in party which went
y. Avalon from wildwood aboard the
Iola Wednesday, Mrs. o. L. UP. Oh
Narthurnberland, Pa. her daughter,
d. carrie Renner, of Sunbury, Pa.
s..nddaughter, Mrs. II. c. Ritter, and
ss-sst.aranddaughter, Miss Edith Helen
p,sssr Of Milton, Pa. Their visit to the
rlve.Mile Beach is the occasion for
s.mly reunion of unusual interest due to
sbs fact that four generations are repre-
srnted by four persons, none of whom
4 an infant other members of their
rartv we're Miss Florence Moore, Mrs.
Thomas, Miss Hazel Chillison and
pobert Graunt, all of Sunbury Pa.
Nj and Mrs. Bernard Lieberman and
bmIy of Philadelphia, are among the
nttagers here.
Mrs. ottinger and daughter, Miss Hor-
tense ottinger, of Quincy, Fla, are
spending the summer at the Wildwood
Manor.
Doctor and Mrs. Krauskopf and family
Of philadelphia, are summering at Wild
wood Crest for the season.
Mr.. Harry ]. Paul and party, OF
Kraustown, Pa, spent a delightful week
at the Hilton Hotel.
Mrs Herman Rebe and her daughter,
Miss Louise Rebe, of Philadelphia, are
visiting Charles L. Beck, at the ottens
Cottage.
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Suffrage Events TodaY
EQUAL FRANCHISE soCIET'

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
s p. m.--Open-air meeting at Haddonheld. n,
j. Speaker, Miss Anna McCue
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
8 D. m.-open-alr meeting at 10th street ana
Lancaster avenue. Speakers, Miss 5araF
Binner.
Sunday. p. m.-open-air meeting At sth
street and Erie avenue Speakers, Miss May
Macken and f. NJ. II, Moore.
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WEDDING IN VERMONT ATTRACTS
SOCIETY FOLK OF THIS CITY
Douqhter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Knight to Become Bride
of Dr.. Charles LeFever Today
Other Weddings.

Her gown was OF white rufhed net over
wkite silk and she also carried pink
asters and gladioli. Mr.. Louis Weiss
gerber acted as his brothers best man. A
breakfast followed the ceremony. The
bridegroom and bride left on an eX-
tended journey and will be at home after
October Is
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West Philadelphia

sa Nina F. Lewis and Mist Margaret
hodine, Of Hamilton Court who are
shainE some time at Center Lowell
asa Viii remain until the autumn.
ais Howard A. Miner entertained the
aoefs Of her bridge club at her home
baltimore avenue. yesterday after
Her guests included Mrs. James
aiase. Mrs. Addison "A. Christian, MIS-.
.ffy Matthew Titus. Mrs Charles Kin
Mrs. EdRaTd 81 Stackhouse, Mfa.
Browning ana Mrs. Niiiiain
befgram HeWey, Of $50 W4nVt
's'ss naa Fetafnsd from g short Yisis e
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MISS MARGARET E. DUNLAP
Personals


mis- s HEN RI
M ETA sTUR-
GTs, daughter Of
Mrs. Robert stursls,
Of 152 East ssth
street, New York,
who is spending the
greater part OF tho
summer with her
grandmother, Mrs.
II. II. g. sharpless,
at Laburnums, Chel-
ten Hills, has re-
turned from a series
Of visits in Maine
and Rhode Island.
Miss sturgis was
also the guest OF
Miss Constance
wickerBh a m, at
Brewster, N, j., for
several weeks, and
last Sunday she was
entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l..
Polk. at their home.
in Lawrence, L. l..
Mrs. Polk will be
remembered as Miss
Lily Potter, daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs.
James Potter. of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor o. strobel and
Miss Springer II.
strobel, Of 1881 Pine
street, have closed
their town house and
are at Blue Hills,
near Castine, Me-,
for the month of
August.
The Rev. Samuel
Upjohn, d. D., rector
Of st. Duke's Church,
with Mrs. Upjohn
and Miss Ethel Up
john, has gone to
Maine for a six
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten
Broeck RunlS, for
.merly of Philadel-
phia, are now at
Jacksonville, Fla,
where they expect to
remain for an indefi-
mite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Patterson, who have
been spending the
past few weeks in
Canada, will spend
part of August at
Bret to n Woods,
n. II.
Judge Thomas d.
Finletter and Mrs.
Finletter and their
son, Thomas Finlet-
ter, Jr., who spent
the early summer at
Buck Hill Falls, are
now at Rockland,
Me-, where they will
remain during Au-
gust.
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Notices for the soeiaty pase VII Dc
accepted and printed IA the Esenias
LEDGER. bat al such notices maat ns
written "a ems side ef The papsts
must b signed In full, With sul ID
drsss, and whsn possible teiepao@s
number must be siEea.
sad al aaeh coualaunieatloas =
asoriety Editor" EYenlns LedEsz.
SOS Chestnut stEeet.
Unless thses requirements AFa
e.rrlsd out - thai FsHiacatioa ulay
y peszlbia. ths noflees VIA aai -
publiahsa-
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RorHMAN-ARRAMs.

The marriage OF Miss Hetty Abrams
and Mr.. Morris Rothman took place on
Sunday, August /. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Griven at half-past
Z, and was followed by reception at the
home of the bridegroom's mother, 254S
North 33d street. The bride, who was
attended by Miss Laura Rothman as maid
of honor, wore a gown of white satin and
a veil of tulle held in place by lilies-of-
the-valley She carried shower bouquet
of roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
on their return from their wedding trip,
which will be spent In Atlantic City, Mr.,
and Mrs Rothman will be at home at 25Is
North 33d street.
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Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Buckley. Of
Frankford avenue, will entertain at a
small musicale this evening at their
home. Those to be present are Mr..
and Mrs Edward France, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sullivan, MIR and Mrs. Hugh
Finn, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Seth, Miss
Daisy Dufiield. Miss Helen Burke, Miss
Ethel Mansfield, Mr.. Walter Brown, Mr..
John Gramm. Mr. Philip Hempbell and
Mr.. Arthur Curran.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Howley, Of
Tulip street, are entertaining for two
weeks Miss Helen Belts, of Easton, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirk, of Penn
street, will entertain over the weekend
at their summer place in Wesley avenue
Ocean City. Among the guests will be
Miss Helen Dutton, Miss Marion Tyson,
Miss Ray James, Miss Hilda Cooke, Mr.
Albert Woodley, Mr. Samuel Feelin, Mr.
Ralph Woodward, Mr. Frank Harrison
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Dufleld Mrs.
Kirk was one of this years popular
brides, and will be remembered as Miss
Helen Wolfe, of Holmesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Davis, of 4734 Null
berry street. are spending part of the
summer at Ocean City They expect to
return some time during the coming week.
Mr.. Walter L. Schultz. of Chew street,
Olney, and his sister are spending few
weeks with their brother in Detroit
Mich.
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Chester

DIR. D. p. Maddux and family, of Sth
and Madison streets. are at their cottage
at Ocean City for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Baker, of the
Colonial Apartments, have gone to Ocean
City N. j., for the month of August.
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South Philadelphia

Mr.. Bernard McGinty of 80 Jackson
street; Mr.. John o'Malley, of PIP Tasker
street; Mr.. Max Savatac, of 9th and Tas-
ker streets, and Mr.. George F. Christie,
1910 South Sth street, spent last Sunday
at wildwood, N. ].
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Tioga

street. has gone to California for stay
OF several months.
Miss Isabel c. Gibson. OF il27 Erie ave-
nue., is spending her vacation with Aliss
Margaret c. Lorimer at her home Ia
Croydon, Pa.
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society's entertainers; John and Mae
Burke, offering "a Ragtime Soldier; I;
Fisher and Green. in "The Partners; (;
The Clown Seal; Robert Emmett Keane.
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Germantown

The betrothal of Miss c. Clarice Nc
sauslan and Mr.. Robert e. Peterson. of
sseEmantown, s was announced yesterday.
aiiss MeCauslan is the daughter of Mr..
sse Mrs. John G. McCauslan. OF the
Hoed-Norton, Germantown.
s Alfred C. Lacey. Of Rubieam ave-
sls Z spending few weeks In Hunting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

THE American Englishman"; Pearl and
Irene Sans, Twelve Minutes Out Of a
Fashion Book; Bolger Brothers, BAN
Joists. and Hearst-selig News Weekly-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner and family. OF
Dayis avenue, Clifton Heights, are
spending August at wildwood Crest
The Highland Park Fire Company Is
making plans for a fair to be held
August 25 TO 2s