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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

Delmar from Spring Lake. n. j., where
she spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs James Starr, of oiney and
Nister streets, who visited the Panama
Exposition while travelling through Cali
iornin' viii return TO their home septem-
bor -
Mrs. Howard sheble will return. october
l. from visit TO friends near Reading,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Sexton have re-
turned to their home. 6S1S Quincy street,
from Nentnor ~. j., where they were tho
sucsta of Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Wynn
at their cottage.
Miss Alberta Swartz has returned from
a ten days trip 10 Mortified. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs William Latta Nassau. of
"a West Cheltcn avenue, were the guests
last week of Miss Blanche Nevin, at her
beautiful home, Windsor Manor. near
Churchtown. Pa
Miss Elizabeth Nassau is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conrad, at their
cottage in Bay Head N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warthman, who
nave been at Poland Springs for the
summer win return to their home, 2i
Pelham Road, September 10.
Mes lola Seeds will return this week
to her home. coz West Upsal street, from
Atlantic city, where she has been visiting
for several days.
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ATLANTIC CITY. Sept.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 2.
MIR. JULIAN STORY. the artist and
lNl Mrs story are spending the early
September days at the Hotel Chelsea.
Mrs. Story has n penchant for black and
white combinations, which was carried
out in her costume this morning. She
topped her white lingerie frock which a
white silk sweater. She wore a black
sailor with white tailored trimming and
carried a shepherd plaid workbsg OF
leather. the checks being an inch square.
Admiral and Mrs George Dewey, who
have been at the Chelsea all summer.
will return to their Washington home
after Labor Day. Mrs Dewey is very
fond Of gray and wears many smart
gray frocks with all the accessories Of
the same hue.
Mrs. James Connolly and Miss Anna
MacMahon entertained at bridge at the
Chelsea Yacht club. rhc prizes were
hand embroidered guest towels. Present
were Mrs. Walter Reynolds, Mrs. VII
liam Shedaker. Mrs. Richard Bcnnis,
Mrs. William ]. McCloskey, Sr, Mrs.
William Clark, Mrs. Washington Logue.
Mrs. Cyril Walsh. Mrs. Ignatus Horst
man, Mrs. Samuel w. Whan, Mrs. Ed
ward Doughty, the Misses Quinn, Mrs.
lnOnldS hOBeTSt MISS LeouOTC hdyet
Miss Newrita MacMahan, Miss Julia Ben
mis-. Mrs. Dergerburg. Mrs. Joseph Shields,
Mrs. William Wheeler Mrs. William
Boyle, Mrs. Bruce Bevins, Miss Sanxay,
Mrs. Robert ONcill, Sr., Miss Mary
O'Neill. Miss Regina O'Nenl, Mrs Jesse
w. Starr, Sd. Mrs Lawrence, Miss Nc
Conaghy and Mrs. Estel Evans.
Mrs. NJ. J. OMcara, who will soon
close her summer home, Al TIA lahassee
avenue south, and return to Philadelphia
the middle of September. gave a small
luncheon and bridge at the Seaview
Country Club. The guests included Mrs.
Bernard Black. Mrs. George Hodgson,
Mrs. William Whelan. Mrs. James Bal
four, Mrs A. A. Creden, Mra. John Dom
nelly. Mrs. Frank Kolb. Mrs. Joseph
Heyman and Miss Anna NJ Casanave.
Mrs. Howard Edwards entertained a
party of friends at the tea dansant at
the Brighton Casino this afternoon.
Mrs. Michael Ehret entertained at din
ner at the Chelsea for Mrs. Daniel l..
Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Williams mo-
tored down from Cornwall-on- the Hudson,
to spend a fortnight at the Hotel Chel-
sea. With Mr. and Mrs. Williams are
their three attractive daughters, Miss
Agnes w. Williams. Miss Helen NJ. VIII
liams and Miss Dorothy l.. Williams.
Mrs. L. A. Zentmeyer is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Griffith, OF
Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Elliston Perot and Miss Margaret
NJ. Perot, of Germantown, are among the
late summer visitors.
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ATTRACTIVE FALL WEDDING
TO TAKE PLACE AT WYNCOT]
Miss E. Marie Nieffer Will Become the Bride of Mr..
Chauncey D. Robinson in All Hallow's Church
Tonight-Elaborate Preparations Made

0NE of the most attractive of the
" early fall weddings will take place
this evening when Miss e. Marie Neiifer,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Milton X.
Neiffer, of Bent road. Wyncote, will be-
come the bride IT Mr.. Chauncey d. Rob-
lnson, of Georgetown, Del The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Benjamin Sanderson and will take place
in All Hallow's Church. Wyncote, at 7
O. clock. A reception will follow imme-
diately after the ceremony at the home
of the brides grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. K. Walt, at Bend Terrace, Bent
road.
The church will be artistically deco
rated with palms, large yellow chrys-
anthemums and goldenrod will give the
color and smilax will also be used. TIE
same beautiful color scheme will be car
ried out at the house-large punches of
goldenrod in tall vases Vere placed about
the rooms and artistically arranged
punches Of yellow chrysanthemums Will
be tied to the stairway and interviewer
with smilax and ferns. There Will be
dancing and the porch and large living
room will be cleared for the purpose.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father, DR. Milton X. Neiffer,
will be attended by Miss Doris Wether-
bee of Wyncote, Pa, as maid of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Avon
ellie Crockett, of Washington, ID. C.; Miss
Muriel Arthur, of Detroit, Mich; Miss
Jean Farley, OF Sedalia, Mo, and Miss
Caroline Miller, OF Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. Robinson will oe attended by Mr.
Morris n. Wright, of Newark, Del, as
best man, and his ushers will be Mr.. l..
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Tioga

Miss Nellie Leaning and Miss Dollie
Leaning, of S722 North Broad stret. will
spend the next two weeks at Cape May
Court House. Miss Henrietta Leaning
will spend the week at Salem, n. j., as
the guest Of Miss Edith Mangan.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Eruce Morris
returned Monday from their wedding
journey in Canada and viii receive after
September IS at 1907 Wyoming avenue
Mrs. Norris, who was June bride will
be remembered as Miss Henrietta L.
Groeneveld, daughter of Mrs. Anna Eliz-
abeth Groeneveld, of 1888 North 18th
street, Mrs. Groeneveld, accompanied by
Miss Ruth Groenevcld. who returned last
week from n six weeks stay in Canada,
left on Saturday for Cedar Lake, n. j.,
where they will remain over Labor Day
Miss Wanda Groeneveld has returned
from Atlantic City, where she spent tie
summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis G. Green, of 1902
West Nenango street have returned from
an extended trip to Quebec and other
points In Canada, and will be members OF
house party given by Mr.. and Mrs
Charles McCue, Jr., at their cottage at
Chelsea, over the weekend and Labor
Day. Other guests will be Mrs. George
Fleming and Mrs. Libbey, of Boston,
Mass
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs Charles c. Binney, who has been
IN Rockport Mass for the summer, Will
return to her home, st. Martins and
Graver's lane. the latter part of Septem-
ber
Mrs Chester n. Farr. Jr, will return
70 her home, Wissahckon and Carpenter
streets, the middle of September, from
Nova Scotia, where she spent the sum
mer.
Mrs John strubing, who spent the
summer in Gloucester, Mass. will return
to her home St Martins lane, Septem-
Der s.
Mrs. Edward Rowland. of Crefeldt
street, will remain at Bar Harbor until
the end OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Heebner. Of
sSS Seminole avenue, who have been
visiting their son-in-law and daughter,
Dr. and Mrs. Macdonald. at their camp
In the Adirondack Mountains, have re-
turned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bicknell, of 3Ol
Highland avenue. returned yesterday
from months stay at jamestown, II. l..
Mrs, Miriam T. Kennedy and her sister,
Miss Ella II. Teaz, of 7109 Boyer street,
Mount Airy, have just returned to their
nome from months stay i'm Newport, II.
1, where they had been the guests OF
pr and Mrs. Clarence A. Carr, OF Rhode
Island avenue. Mrs. Kennedy and Miss
Teaz will spend the remainder of the sea-
son at Atlantic City as the guests of Mrs.
James Peters. on South Connecticut ave-
nue.
Mrs Robert G. Lea will return today
from the catskill Mountains, where she
spent the summer.
MT and Mrs. Robert u. Glendihning re-
tnlned Monday from the Panama Expo
sluon and other points in the West, and
are al their home SS62 North 32d street
Miss Mary E Hebard, of Wyndecline,
VINO spent the summer at Pequanlng
silch., IL expected home September O.
MISS Hebard's cousin Miss Gertrude Al
,en' who spent the summer at Spring
ne d. Mass. will return to Wyndecliffe
'pe latter part OF September
Mr' and Mrs. Samuel Y. Heebner and
9ulia Heebner viii return TO their
NOME, 5lS West Highland avenue, Sep.
,snper IS, from trip through Caiifor.
n,a, including visit TO the Panama Eek.
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Roxborough

Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Ahern. of 3339 West
Clearfeld street, to the wedding of their
daughter Miss Mary G.. Ahern, to Mr..
Hugh j. Owens, of 1888 Westmoreland
street.
The marriage will be solemnized at
Corpus Christi Church, 29th street and
Allegheny avenue, at p. m. on Wednes-
day, September s.
Miss Ahern will be attended by her sis
ter Miss Margaret Ahern, and the
groomsman will be Mr. Laurence Kelly.
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the. home of the brides parents. after
which the newlyweds will leave on an
extended tour of the South. Upon their
return they will reside at 1928 Stillman
street, where they will be at home after
September 90
The bride is well known in the Falls of
Schuylkill and has many friends.
the bridegroom is also a resident Of the
Falls.
Mrs. Mary A. Garland. Of Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. Myles Maloney. of $50 Arnold
street. Mrs. Garland will also spend a
season at Atlantic city.
Miss Fannie Norbury, of Dexter street,
left on Wednesday for Ocean City, where
she will be the guest of Capt A. w.
Given and his daughter, Miss Fannie
Given, at their summer home.
The Rev and Mrs. George y. Makely,
of 255S Boone street, accompanied by Miss
Minnie Il. Scott. of Dupont street, are
spending some time in the Pocono Noun
tains.
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery Beatty, of
Rochelle avenue, Wissahickon, is spend
ing fortnight In Longport.
Miss Ethel Stirling, of Fighter street,
Wissahickon, will return the end Of the
week from Brownsville, y. j., where she
spent the month of August.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Beatty, OF
Manuyunk avenue, have returned from a
three weeks stay in Atlantic city.
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.tes EMILY wINsoR PH1LLER, OF
M uaverford, who is spending the sum
-. =, Rar Harbor with her grand
.,o,her. Mrs. william d. Winsor' OF
s.deeley. Ardmore. was guest OF honor
:, luncheon given by her hostess on
-,...aav at which covers were laid for
a.. ana Mre, william r. Philler, who
- IN Havcrford for the greater part
~ sunner taKing occasional week
"a trims TO nearby resorts, left yester-
sn, FOR A months tour OF the Great
Sares Thousand Islands and Niagara
rails. Miss Emily Philler VIII return 10
Haverford on September D.
AZ. and Mrs. Langhorne Bullitt Dick,
- chcstnut Hill, ere being congratulated
y, Tho birth OF a sou at Cape May on
V.,,,st ~ a Mrs Dick will be remembered
- Mic IIebe Wright. She is the dnugh-
.er N Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Wright
~. Edward Evnns Denniston and her
s.,ahters, Miss Margaret Denniston. Miss
anns permission and Miss Kathleen Dem
nston, who are spending the summer az
t,.trnebrae, their cottage at Fctt .Manan
oa,,t Millbridge, Me, entertained at
,,,ncheon on Monday, at which covers
49, laid for r. Mrs. Denniston and her
s.,sbters will return to their German
.e,vn residence about the last week in
September
Miss Jean Christian Bullitt, who has
80 snending the month of August at
yytatsr Harbor. Me. where she has been
49, guest of Mrs James Beaton Thomp-
~ Jeff Yesterday for few days visit
,lth Mr. and Mrs. George w. B. Rob-
ne at York Harbor, where Mrs. Logan
Al Bullitt. Jr. is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts.
aiiss Rullitt will go to visit Mr.. and
urs Frank Mercur Eshleman, at Milton
Ness for a fortnight before returning
A. her home, Birdwood, in Torresdale
Nrs John Clark Sims, who recently re-
.,,,ned from an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. Eugene Patterson, at her COT
tare In Easthampton. Mass, spent sew
eral days last week in Atlahtic Nl'E'
Mr. and Mrs Melvin II. Harrington
who are spending a fortnight at the
Hfnenchinger- King. Newport. will return
g. their home. 1l2 West Upsal street, early
next week. Mrs Harrington entertained
~ luncheon at Hill Top Inn yesterday at
which covers were laid for 10.
Tho Misses Morrison, who have been
spending several weeks at Atlantic CITY,
have returned to their home, 1888 south
Nth street. where they will entertain in
formally during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sydenham Page
and their children, who have been spend
ing several weeks at the stockton Nila,
Cape May, returned this week 10 theii
Devon home.
Mrs. George Sergeant, her daughter,
Miss Alva Sergeant, and sons, george
Rowland Sergeant and Alfred T. ser
geant, will close their cottage at cape
Nav on September 10 and return to thelr
town house, 203O Spruce street
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SEVERAL WILLS PRoBATED
Robert ". Shearn's Estate Disposed
of in Private Bequests

THE Will Of Robert NJ. Sheain. who 49,
recent" at the Abingdon Hospital. wsD
admitted to probate today The document
dtspcses of an estate OF Si30T5, which is
divided IN n number of private bequests.
Other wills probated today include those
of Elmer Z. Alsover, 30 South 50th street,
5000; E!len d. Campbell who died re-
Gently at the West Philadelphia Homeo-
pathic Hospital. $500. and Rebecea RUS
sell, 2122 East Huntingdon street. s2i00.
The personally of estates was appraised
today as follows; Charles Schreiner, &lS.-
1870 Emily w. Carlise. $l9.3l32j and
Casper Nogelsang, S975.A.
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South Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Dick nan, of 25iS
Napa street. are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of daughter.
-s---
Miss Agnes " Mohan 1921 Ritner street,
and Miss Elizabeth O'Neill, 1747 South 18th
street, will leave on Saturday for Wild
wood. where they will remain over abor
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ConnoT and their
children, Eleanor. Kathryn and Thomas
Connor Of 2300 Federal street, have re-
turned home. after two EeaKs' vacation
at the Granville House, Atlantic City,
N. j.
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Germantown

Mr and Mrs. George Ross Green, OF
~ ~, nehoei House lane, who are spending
ttsss'al weeks In Beach Haven will re-
''1n 10 their home September T.
Walter Gynne Henderson, who
cfn me month OF August In Madison.
ON, has returned 10 her home, 3OsS
@peen street.
and Mrs. Joseph Head. OF 62s West
~" street, have gone 10 Ypsilanti. Mich.
NJ and Mrs. John q W,nston VIII re-
,e.e 70 their homo. 5ff Wayne avenue.
49, Nseh' from the PocoDo Mountains.
't''f they spent the summer
NJ and Mre. Cornelius Weyganf Of
rtsehlokon avenue. Who snenf ~ sum-
- the White Nounfains. afa ex-
'7''H' home September 10
Eneeh Taylor has rssurneu 10 rh@
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What's Doing Tonight

PHILADELPHIA Band. Convention Hall, Broad
street and Allegheny avenue; O'clock. Free.
Fairmount Park Band Lemon Hilli O'Clock.
West Philadelphia Business Men, Baltimore
avenue and 50th street. o'clock. Free.
Genital Germantown Avenue business Men.
a540 GermantoW avenue; o'clock. Free
Tioga business Men j54J Germantown ave-
nue.: 81 clock. Free.
Cohockslnk business Men, Germantown ave-
nue. and 7th street; s o clock. Free.
Anniversary birth OF Henry George. l403
Fiihert street: 3 o'clock, Free.
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Saturday. at Cape May. Miss Anabel
Jones of Denver; Miss Beyette Paul, Mr..
Walter Freebooter and Mr.. Karl Suelke
Later they attended the dance at the Cor
inthian Yacht Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Howard Galbraith, of
Washington, are the guests of Mrs. Mary
Seaman, of 2lH South 5Sth street. Mrs.
Galbraith will be remembered as Miss
Anna Scanlan.
Mr.. Joseph Henry Steel of 21O9 South
Gould street, has just returned from a
cruise around southern Jersey as a guest
of Mr.. Elmer Cuthbertson OH his yacht
the Nan c. The party included Miss
Helen Broomall and Miss Dorothy Foy,
Of the Greystone Apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Del Vecchio
and their daughter, of 6157 Walnut street,
are spending their vacation at the Cam
celmo cottage at Juniper and Atlantic
avenues. Wildwood. They will return
home about October 1.
Miss Margaret Smyth and Mrs. Lily
Quigley, of 53l7 Ludlow street, will leave
for Deer Lodge, Mont, today, to spend
the winter.
Miss Catharine r. Hasselberg of 55lS
Thompson street, has just returned from
an EXTENDED VlSlt IN Atlantlc city, Where
she was the guest of Miss Louise Gold
ner at 122 South Maryland avenue.
Mr.. Harold j. Ebert and Mr.. Charles
w. Scheppman will spend the early part
of September in Wildwood.
Miss Kitty Coll, of 6l2 South 55th street,
has just returned home from a two
weeks stay in Atlantic City.
surprise party was given to Mr..
George d. McCaffrey, on Monday evening,
at his home, 1925 North Redheld street.
by his boy friends on the occasion of
his 18th birthday. The evening was spent
with cards and few musical selections
by Mr. Edward Mcrcereau. Among those
present were Mr.. Leo Wenzel Mr.. Louis
Mccormick, Mr.. Joseph Felker, Mr.. Ray
mond Bohem, Mr.. Edward Mercereau and
Mr. Thomas Mccormick.
Miss Anna Norbeck, of 2222 East 18th
street Brooilyn, is the guest of her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James 1.
McGoldriclk, of 6115 Westminster avenue.
Miss Roselean c. Mellon, of SIS South
41st street, has gone to Chelsea, where
she Will remain until the middle OF Sep
tember with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Kleckner. of Cynwyd, Pa, who has spent
the season at her summer home in Chel-
sea.
Mr.. James p. Walsh, of 6253 Arch street,
has returned from ten-day trip to
Niagara and nearby places of interest.
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EXTRA ASSESSMENT ENDED
Filed With Commissioner-Cos 10
City $56,40S

The extra assessment of voters IN the
1912 election divisions of the city has been
completed and today the assessors SUBJ
mitted their reports to the County COM
missioners.
Each Of the 1882 assessors received
warrant for si4 for performing the sery-
ice; the total payment by the city on tho
account was $685. i0s.
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Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar $. Nash and fam
lily, of Greenwood avenue, Wyncote, Pa,
have returned home from "A visit of
fortnight at Beach Haven, N. j., where
they were the guests of Mrs. Nash's
iather Mr.. Beck
Mrs. b. r. Woodward, accompanied by
Mrs. Charles w. Beck, Jr., and Mr.
Windsor French Woodward, will leave
on Friday September 3. for Loon Lake,
in the Adirondack Mountains. n. Y,
where they will remain for several weeks
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Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noop-Meeting Al Broad street and Washing
to1 avenue speaker. Miss befths sapovits.
Noon- -dag meeting ot Philadelphia Tapeatry
Milis Mascher street and Allegheny avenue.
sneaker, Miss Anna McCue.
k.4O a. m.-Meeting "a broad and Porter
.treets Speakers. Mlss Bertha sapofitg an1
otaham c. Woodward
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
$40 D m.- Meetlag " lly Han Flaa1.
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LansdoWne

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac II. Aebler and their
family, OF East Greenwood avenue, have
returned from a three months stay at
their cottage. in Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. n. Hannum, of Rigby avenue,
is spending three weeks al Buckhill Falls.
Mlss Peg Hannum, Of Rigby avenue, is
visiting for several weeks at Kennett
Square.
Mrs Julia Mellon, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. James McCully. of La
Crosse avenue, returned 10 her home in
Philadelphia today
Mr.. and Mrs Cort Nsgins and their
family of Lacrosse avenue, have re-
turned from a two weeks stay at Ocean
City.
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Southeast Philadelphia

thi' anu WITS. AHieu frelmuth, OF 2i0
Tree street gave a reception in honor
of their son Edward on the occasion Of
his 10th birthday.
Miss Anna Walsh of Ills Wolf street /:
Miss Helen Dinan and Miss Lillian An
derson are the guests of Mr.. Walsh and
his daughter. Miss Marie Walsh. at At
lantic City.
Mr.. Edward GRrvey, Of 1904 South I'd
street is spending his vacation at Stone
Harbor
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph s. Fisher Of 1888
South I'd street are spending this week
at Atlantic city.
Miss Kathryn Jones. OF ia Durfor
street, has returned from a vacation In
Maryland, where she was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Everett. Miss Ber-
tina II. Jones is spending her vacation
with her aunt, Mrs. Michael Remn. Of
Lenni, Delaware County, Pa.
avenue. and her daughter, Miss Lena
several weeks at the Imperial Hotel. At
lantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cresse, OF 2lS
Morris street. have returned home, after
spending some time at Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael ]. Hogan, Of 52i
De Lancey street, are at Atlantic City.
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Notices for the society PAGE viii be
accepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger, hut all such noticrs must be
written on one sldn 81 the paper.
must 30 signed IN fun. with fall adj
dresa. and when possible ieiephone
send an such eommuniousons %
..socicfy Editor" EFenins Ledger.
COS Chestnut street
unIeas these requirements are carried
out 40 that Ffrineailon aay b poaslbls.
ins noiire nill noi b. pnpnshed.
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summer
Mrs. George S. Coyne. of 2OS7 North
Broad street, is occupying her summer
home at Meadowbrook for the summer
Miss May Corwin. of 23li North 18th
street, has been spending several weeks
at Cape May Point She will leave later
for Ocean city.
Miss Ethel shearer. of 2142 North 18th
street, is at Chelsea, where she viii re-
main until Labor Day.
Miss A. McCarnell, OF 18th street and
Columbia avenue, is spending the summer
at Chelsea.
Miss Carrie Krieger, OF 1910 North 18th
street. is at Atlantic city for the re-
minder of the summer.
Mrs. e. Salvin, OF 1902 North Franklin
street, returned home after five weeks
stay at Atlantic city n. J.
MIS-. Mary e. Auxer, OF 2225 North Van
Pelt street. returned 10 her home on
Monday. after visiting extensively among
the summer resorts OF New Jersey and
New York.
Mrs. NJ Hamilton Reed. of lsi0 North
Camac street, is touring northern New
Jersey with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Some
berg and Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Haeek.
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Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack II. Mulford. of ortho-
dox street, and their daughter. Miss Helen
Mulford, will leave Saturday for the Pa
cihc coast, where they will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Mulford, Of
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, Of
Holmesburg, will motor TO Atlantic CITY
over this weekend. Miss Ellen Patterson
and Miss Mary Patterson will return with
them.
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Along the Main Line

NARBERTH.-Mrs. e. d. Harper en-
tertained at luncheon on Monday in honor
of her daughter, Miss Claire Harper
Among the guests were Miss Eleanor
Kennedy Miss Mary f. Schroller. Miss
Minnie f. Schroler, Miss Rosah Thayer
ana Miss Armenia Cameron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-02

BRYN MAWR.-Mr. Jack Freeman and
Mr.. Robert Byron will be given fare
well party at the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs John +. Mather on September
4, and G. Mr. Freeman and Mr. Byron
will leave on a trip to Panama, and will
probably visit the Exposition on the re-
turn trim
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Wilmington

Mrs. &C. s. Jenckes and Miss Louise
Jenckes have been spending a fortnight
az Beach Haven. n. j.
Miss Frances Kennard left for HaineF
Fall. IN the catskills. last week. TO spend
the remainder OF the summer.