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llouId to Put Out Flre.

The nervous housewife who lives in constant dread of fire may. with very little trouble. make an extirguisher that will put out blaze if used al once. All she needs to do Is to put three pounds of salt in gallon of wa. ter, and to this add pound and a half of eal ammoniac. This liquid should be bottled. and when the fire is dis covered 1t should be poured on H.
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N.u V M q. 4. Secretary.

Announcement was made yesterday .ha+ n A Kerr. formerly of Argenla' hos % accented the position of office aoorotarv m"H at the local Y. M. c. A. MT. Kerr is now at Hot Sprlnes anu ~.'. ,';. arriv. this evening to take up HIS new duties.
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WOMEN ASK TREATMENT FOR CIGARETTE HABIT St. Louis w. C. T. U. Heeds Appeals, and Establishes Clinic for
 Females.

St. Louis, April 13-A cigarette cure clinic for women only will be opened here Friday Ly the w. C. IT. U., in answer to the request of women and girls who have applied to the clinic for men and boys opened seV- eral months ago by the w. c. T U. The clinic will be conducted one day a week. A woman physician and women attendants will administer the treatment.
 .slvs1 useaJU sa ca prss q 3vo 10 eJll eseleAe eQL
 'su!N llnd sq7 eulpnloui
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Cnas To Helena.

A,bert MOTION, who has been cietk ; .4 At the Hotel Jefferson the past SIX ,aonths e, has rendered his resignation. ~ nssoo+;ye. Saturday. MT. Morrow goes ..ieI :. uo,ena where he has accepted position as clerk at the f1o'e'
 OlS.
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S . C E. TY

Camden, 10 visit with Mrs. II. C. Wal ker.
 Mrs. A. G. Bedel is spending sey eral days with friends at San Antonio, Texas.
 Mrs. J. P. Angell has gone to Mem phls to visit her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Garnesy for a few days.
 Mrs. Hal Greer and two children arrived yesterday from Little Rock, 10 visit Miss Irene Bocage.
 Mrs. J. W. Matthews is showing improvement from her severe attack Of illness, at her home in Main street.
 Miss Annie Rosenberg expects to leave today for Little Rock, for q visit with Miss Lucille Summerfield,
 Mrs. $. F. Vaulx and sturdy little son, Sam, Jr, are visiting relatives and friends at Fordyce for a fort night.
 ---Y-
 Mrs. J. B. Simon returned last night from Little Rock, where she has been the guest of ner mother the past week or so.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maddng of Newport are spending several days here as the guests of relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Mike Yout and baby of Little Rock are the guests Of Mrs. Yout's mother, Mrs. VI. SOnnanschein, for 2 few days.
 Littla Miss Joe Galloway has been quite ill at the home of her parelts Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Galloway, but is now improving.
 The Sisterhood ci St. Martha uill give a tsa al the rectory of Trinity Episcopal church, Thursday alter noon, at 3 o'clock
 Mrs. E. R. Steele continues to show improvement, and expects to he moved shortly to her home from tho Florence sanitarium.
 The Civic Research club will no. meet Thursday night. scheduled. Announcement of a called meeting will be made later.
 Little Miss Martha Berendsohn; "t New Orleans is the guest of her uncle w. l.. Jones, at Fifteenth and Elm streets, for a few days.
 Final rehearsal before Saturdays entertainment; will he held by the Coterie chorus at the studio this forenoon at 10 o'clock
 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association vii, meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon, at the association building. Light re- treatments will be served.
 The Young Matrons' Mission circle of thn First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:?0 o'clo"1 'f the home of Mrs. J. T. palmer, ESh- teenth and poplar streets.
 Eagles Wopt T0m"rr0w.
 The Pine Bluff lodge of Eagles VIII meet in regular session tomorrow night to further discuss and perfect nlans for attending the state meetlhe of the organization at Hot Springs A luncheon and smoker will FOLLOW
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MAYOR BLOOM PUT
 ON STATE BOARD
Governor Names Pine Bluff Executive as Member of
 Board of Accountants.

Little Rock, April B.-Governor Hays today appointed the members of the board of accountants, created by act of the last legislature.
 Appointed on this board were H. w. Hennigan, Little Rock: S. A. Buchanan, Hot Springs and Simon Bloom, Pine Bluff.
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Daily Fashion alks
 BY MAY MANTON
A GRACEFUL EVENING GOWN

IL rich beautiful materials being used gowns A this Spring, fashionable, nothing
 chan lace alone with the hope of helping the industry which lv by
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Easles Wnpt Tomorrow.

EagI0C Nopt T0m"rFUW.
 The Pine Bluff lodge Of Eaeles VIII meet in regular session tomorrow night to further discuss and perfect n1ans for attending the state meeting of the organization at Hot sprinss. A luncheon and smoker w''' toiio" the business session of the lodge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Littla Miss Joe Galloway has been quite ill at the home of her pareAts Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Galloway, but is now improving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

The Young Matrons' Mission circle of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2'"o o'c'o"' 'f the home of Mrs. J. T. palmer. Eish- teenth and poplar streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Mrs. J. W. Matthews is showing improvement from her severe attack of illness, at her home in Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Mrs. Mike Yout and baby of Little Rock are the guests of Mrs. Yout's mother, Mrs. VI. Sonnenschein, for 2 few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Mrs. Hal Greer and two children arrived yesterday from Little Rock, to visit Miss Irene Bocage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Miss Mary Scott left yesterday fol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

For the medium size will be needed for tie basque 5 yds. of houncing 19 in. wide or 2hs. yds. of material ? in. wide, I2 yds. SC or A ill. wide, with s yd. A for the trimming portion; for the skirt will be needed 2 yds. of houncing A in. wide, and 24 yds. of material 36 or A in. wide for the draped train,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

se Miss Marry sorre''s was reported Yesterday as quite ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Mrs. s. F. Vaulx and sturdy little son, Sam, Jr., are visiting relatives and friends at Fordyce for fort night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Mrs. E. R. Steele continues to show improvement, and expects to he moved shortly to her home from the Florence sanitarium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

The Sisterhood CT St. Martha will give a tsa at the rectory of Tri.lity Episcopal church, Thursday alter noon, at 3 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-14

Miss Annie Rosenberg expects to leave today for Little Rock, for q visit with Miss Lucille Symmetrical.
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LanSdOWne

Miss Helen v. Adler, of East Green
wood avenue, is entertaining Miss Emma
and Miss Marie Love, of Ocean City, at
her parents cottage in Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Boyd, who has been the
guest of Mrs Isaac H. Adler at her cot
tage in Atlantic City. left Saturday for a
three weeks trip to the Great Lakes,
the Canadian Rockies and the Panama
Exposition.
Miss Marie G. Loughney has gone for
three weeks stay at Buckhill Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Boyd, of Lincoln
avenue. are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son. Mrs. Boyd will be
remembered as Miss Mary Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young, of East
Stewart avenue, left today for a short
stay in New York.
Miss Mary v. Cassidy. of 4l9 North
Stafford street. has just returned from a
visit of two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Mellman, of Georgetown, Del.
Miss Helen Garcia has returned TO her
home in Rutledge, Pa, after visiting her
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garcia,
of Gilt Westmont avenue
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TEA DANCE AND CARD PARTY
HAVE QUOTA OF FOLLOWERS
Largest Dansant of the Season Was Held at Yacht Club
in Atlantic City on Saturday
Has Gay Weekend

WILDWOOD, Aug so-Four PhiladeI-
phians at Haddon Hall enjoyed the dance
given for their benefit on Friday even
ing.
The regular weekly 500 at the Edeeton
Inn was attended by so guests Ten hand~
some prizes were presented to the win
ners.
Among the many Philadeiphians Of note
at the shore this week were recorded MT.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Poole, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ranken, Mrs. w. j. Keltz ana
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George G. Titus,
Mrs. Mary McKenncy, John Dick Mes
Minnie Engie and Alice Engie. all OF
whom are enjoying their stay at the
Derbyshire.
The winners Of the weekly 500 at the
Adelphi wittee were A. w. Mann, Mrs.
Hildreth, Mrs A. r.. Ball, Mrs. G. MOI
doom and Mrs. A. Smits.
Noted at the Greenleigh are Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Tompkins. Charles Wright
and family, DR.. G. A. Rannville and fam
lily. Mrs. John c. Hanna and daughter.
At the Wayne are Mr.. and Mrs. b. n.
Sharer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Callahan, Mrs.
Loxley and family and Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Breninger
Others from Quaker City here for
week In September or longer are Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Garner and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Y McCurdy. Mr.. and Mrs w r.
Benner Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Bechner. Mr..
and Mrs. e. II. Harris. DR.. u. b, Sweeny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Wikoff, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Holbrooke, Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stevens.
F. w. Keatly. Doctor Styberg and family,
Miss Anna Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
b. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan
and children, the Misses Anna and Ma
tilda. May Enright. Miss Nellie II. Derr
Miss Nancy Cahill, Mrs Louis Seitz Miss
Gertrude S. Seitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Randell
Brubaker and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Cox.
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Along the Reading

Mrs. John j. Tierney. of sharon.
Newtown, Pa, her daughter. Mrs. Alex
hnder Chambers, Miss Elizabeth Hill, of
this city, and Mr.. Edward NJ. Tierney
are now at Bramwell, w. Va, visiting
MRS. j. ID. Hewitt. They motored down,
stopping at Gettysburg, Staunton and
White Sulphur Springs.
MISS Zerllda II. Marks gave a lawn
party Saturday afternoon, at her sum-
mer home In North Glenside Among
the guests we're Miss Helen Bushnell
Miss Katherine Scholder, Miss Clara
Stork, Miss Mildred Gavin. Mr.. Edwin
Slack, Mr.. Frank Slack, Mr. Edward
Hessel. Mr.. Thomas Noble and Mr.. Clar-
ence Stallman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller Watts, of
Old York road, Ogontz. Pa. have left for
Gibraltar Island on Lake Erie, where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Watts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles ID. Barney,
at their summer home.
Mrs. NJ. p. Horner, of El<ins Park, Pa,
has left for Atlantic City, N. j., where
she will spend several weeks at the
Brighton Hotel.
Mr.. George Cole. of 6446 North sth
street, Oak Lane, has returned from the
Thousand Islands, where he has been
spending part of the summer. He will
leave for Asbury Park Saturday, Septem-
ber 4.
Miss Elizabeth +. Dyson, of Oak Lane,
is spending some time with Miss Dorothy
Whyte of Asbury Park, N j.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rowan, of 5S26
Master street, gave a weekend party at
their summer home. Cedarbrook, N. j.,
in honor of their daughter, Miss Cathrine
Rowan. Among the guests were Miss
Margaret Gallagher, Miss Helen Gala
CHER, Mr.. Raymond Bohen, Mr.. George
Connor and Mr.. George McCaffrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Binns Shubert, of
1901 Belmont avenue, were the guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason p Mish in
Clementon, n. ].
Miss Ethyl B. Taylor, of 591S Pine street,
is spending the weekend with her sis
ter. Mrs. II. w. Schiesser. of Wenonah,
n. ]. From there they will leave for
Ocean City, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Bell.
Mrs. David Greenberg, of 21S South SD
street, is being entertained for several
days at Atlantic City by her friends Mrs.
Frank Lerner and Miss Jean Schleifer
Miss Gertrude Maginnls. of 1891 Cath
arine street, and Miss Sarah Suiter have
returned home after a stay at Wildwood
The wedding of Miss Dorothea NJ
Walker and Mr.. j. Wilson Scott, Jr., on
September /, will be very quiet owing to
a recent death in the family of Mr.. Scott
Mr.. Constantine b. Voynow, of 415S
Leidy avenue is spending few days at
his summer home on Boston avenue,
Chelsea, where he will be Joined by his
son Lionel early this week and will motor
to Lake George, N. Y.
Mrs B. Hafferty and her niece. Miss
Elizabeth Neary, of 1904 Haverford ave-
nue., West Philadelphia, who have been
touring the Pacific coast for the last few
months, will return early in September
During their stay in the West they are
being entertained by Mrs. Hafferty's Sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. George Thresher, Of
Gridley, Cal Some of the cities visited
while on their trip are Sacramento, San
Diego and San Francisco, in which city
they visited the Exposition.
Upon returning to Philadelphia they
will be met by Mr.. Hafferty, who was un-
able to accompany his wife and niece. and
his nephew, Mr. Stephen p. A. OShaugh-
messy, who will entertain the party at his
home for dinner that evening.
Mr., John l.. Raymond. of 56th street
and Cedar avenue, and Mr.. G. Meredith
Johnson, of SD street and Haverford
avenue, have returned from an extended
visit at Atlantic City and expect to spend
the first two weeks of September In
Maine before returning TO Princeton UNI
versity in the fall.
Mrs. William Curran and family and
Miss Katherine Lyons, of 24S Gross
street, will spend the September season
st wildwood.
Miss Anna v. Hogan and Miss Helen
Carroll, of Cardington, have gone to
wildwood.
The Rev. and Mrs. George ID. Adams.
of 4426 hardwood avenue. accompanied
nv DIR. and Mrs. w. j. Potter, OF 3SOa
Powelton avenue. who have been spend
ing the month of August motoring
through the New England States, VIII re-
turn the beginning of next month.
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Tioga

Miss Marion Hight. of Ventnor, enter
tanned Miss Florence Cassin, OF Tioga'
over the weekend.
Mrs. Theodore Vogel, Of 1920 North 18TH
street. has returned from visit to her
sister Mrs. c. E. Brooks, at Allentown
pa. and has gone to Lansdowne, where
she is the guest of Mrs. w. II. Harman'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Calvin Trumbower'
Of 1929 West Venango street, are visit
ing Mrs. Trumbowers parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Freed, at their home In Rich
landtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pomeroy and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs William Zindel, of 3i44 North 18th
street. have gone to Wyncote TO remain
through the early autumn
Mrs. Aaron Blumenthal. who has been
snending some time at Wrightsville
beach. N. c., has returned to her home,
1918 West Erie avenue.
Mr.. Mann G.. Berg, OF Sil6 North 18TH
street. has returned from Telford, Pa,
ana is taking a fortnights trip up the
Hudson and through eastern New York
Mrs. Charles C. Van Riper. Of 1891 Wing
ohocking street, and her nephew Mr..
Murray Stokes. are visiting Niagara
Falls and Canada.
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ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 20.

AlbANIlC CITY, Aug. 20.
ITNHE largest tea dance Of the season
Il was given on Saturday afternoon At
the Atlantic City Yacht Club bv the
club members for their friends Yachts
were placed at the disposal Of those who
Old not dance and there were also cards
Tor the entertainment Of those who find
bridge the most pleasant diversion. IL
was a very jolly informal affair. Mrs.
Allen X White, wife OF Commodore
White received. assisted by Miss Lulu
~ Marvel, Mrs. James II. Hayes, and
Mrs. John Newbold wilkins, Jr. The
club members who assisted at the
various diversions were Mrs Coulter
Charlton, Miss Eleanor McNulty, Mrs.
H. Kendall Read, Mrs Jacob c. Myers,
Mrs. L. Wahl Turner, Mrs. Henry Har-
vey Mrs. Howard Westney, Mrs. Frank
Smathers, Mrs. Kimber Mcwilliams, Mrs.
Allen Brown Endicott Jr., Mrs. "A.
Starr Giddings, Miss Alice Marvel Miss
Martha Marvel. Miss Elizabeth Knissell,
Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Helen Matthew,
Miss Ethel Matthew Miss Rachel somers.
Miss Helen E. Somers, Miss Helen Shlnn,
Miss Marion Shinn, Miss Ethel Bates.
Miss Sophia Bew.
Miss Katherine Dempsey has returned
to her home in Philadelphia after spend
ing a week with friends.
Miss Mary Latimer entertained In
formally at her cottage on Vermont ave-
nue.. Present were Miss Nichols, Miss
Florence Robinson. Miss Mabel Latimer,
Miss Annette Schilling, Miss Pearl
Campbell, Miss Camille Stewart and Miss
Margaret Mason.
Mrs. Harry b. Leeds and Miss Emily
Shinn who have been spending the
greater part Of the summer on the Pa
cihc coast, will return to the seashore
early in September.
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NEWPUKI HUKSE SHOW TO BE
PATRONIZED BY PHILADELPHIANS
A Large Number of Boxes Have Already Been Engaged
by Persons From This City-Mr. and Mrs Joseph
E. Widener Will Entertain-Personals

vr,HE officiai list OF box holders for the
| Newport Horse Show. which will be
held at the Newport Casino, September
6 and Z. contains the nemes of the fol-
lowing Philadelphians:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. widener, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan. MIR. and
Mrs. Edward b. Mclean and MIR. Ed
ward J. Berwind. Miss Julia Berwind
and Miss Margaret Dunlap will be guests
IN MIR. Berwind's box on Saturday. re-
turning to their home in this city on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E. widener. who
will entertain box parties followed by
dinner parties each day Of the Horse
show, will remain at Stoneacre, their
Newport villa, until october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Evans, who have
been visiting i'm Newport, have returned
10 Errollton, their suburban place at
Devon, for the rest of the season.
Colonel and Mrs. Theodore e. wieder-
aeinn of Hay Crest, st. Davids, will leave
on Monday for San Francisco where
they will visit the Panama-Pacihc Expo
sition and other points of interest.
Mrs George Boxer, who has been
amending the summer at Richheld Springs,
is at present the guest of her brother-in-
law. Mr. Ernest Zantzinger, at The
Garth, his summer home in Strafford.
Mr.. Richard Harding Davis is the guest
of DR.. william Henry Furness at his
home in Wallingford.
Miss L. ". Weisgerber, of Cynwyd, is
at Griffen Corners, in the Catskills, and
on her return trip will visit her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Austin Hauck, in Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Rylands entertained
a number OF relatives and friends Thurs
day evening, in honor of their daughter,
Marian Edna, whose engagement was an
nounced to DIR. James c. Henry. About
% guests were present Miss Rylands
wore charming gown of peach-colored
messaline, draped with peach-colored chif-
fon and trimmed with rosebuds.
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Camden and Vicinity

Mr.. and Mrs. James Clarke and Miss
Helen Clarke are spending the balance
OF this month at Cape May. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarke and Miss Clarke live at "a
Fithian avenue, Merchantville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Burrell and SON.
and Mrs. c. d. Van Duyn and daughter,
return early In September from Ocean
City.
Mrs. William b. Wood, OF $40 Penn
street, has purchased the residence she
is now occupying at Haddonfeld and
viii have extensive alterations added to
the place.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. AXE. of Sd and
Penn streets. have Joined their daughter
al Glen Campbell, Pa. their former home.
Mrs II. @. Schellenger and her son and
daughter, OF Fifth and Cooper streets.
are now with relatives at Ocean City.
after enjoying an extended western trip
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What's Doing Tonight

Banquet in honor OF Leonardo Antonia
8 o'clock.
Fairmount Park Band. Georges Hin; 3
o'clock. FREQ.
I,hiladelphia Band. City HAN Plaza:
o'clock. Free.
Trolley protest meeting. Passyunk Business
Men, Passyunk avenue and Moore street;
o'clock. Free.
Jitney mass-meeting, Parkway Building;
o'clock.
Round Table Conference, Holy Trinity Parish
House, O'Clock. Free.
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Germantown

The Rev. Melville b. Gurley, assistant
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
spent several days this week in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Walter @. Kent returned TO her
home, 4O6 West Price street, Saturday
from Providence, r. l.. where she spent
the summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. Harry Richards, Jr.,
of si10 West Penn street. who have been
at Lake Sunapee. N. H., for some time
returned TO their home last week.
Mrs. Walter ID. Banes, of 4Oi West
Price street who has been visiting for
the last three weeks In Rehoboth, Del,
returned home last week.
Mr. William Haines and Mr.. William
Wynne Wister are at susquehannoek
Camp, Montrose. Pa.
Mrs. c. B. Grace, OF S13 Mannheim street.
who spent the summer at Denmark Inn,
Ne. viii return 70 her home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Carlisle. OF 5sl2
Cleene street, have returned, after spend
Eng the last three weeks at Chelsea.
Their daughters, Miss Elizabeth Carlisle
and Miss Phoebe Carlisle, will return
today from California, where they spent
this month at the Panama Exposition
Mrs. Ellis Shoemaker. who spent the
month OF August at Cape May, returned
10 her home on Saturday.
The Tuesday teas at the Germantown
Cricket Club have continued during the
Fummer TO accommodate the large num-
Der OF people who decided TO remain at
home. Mrs. William b. Kurtz is In
charge.
Mrs. Frederic III. Strawbridge. who ID
visiting friends In the Pocono Mountains
Will return to her home, School House
Lane and Wissahickon avenue, the early
part OF September. MIR. Strawbridge and
his two sons. who spent the summer IN
jamestown. Il. l.. will return TO theiI
lone this week.
Mrs. j. Nelson Puryiance, OF 2iO schoo
House Lane. and her two children, Miss
Eleanor Purvlance and Master Nelson
lurvlance. Will return home today, hay'
ing spent the last six weeks with tfienoi
N Michigan.
MI. and Mrs. Maurice G. Burton, wn'
are occupying their cottage at Buck hhi'
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r, aus, VIII return 20 their home, 9016 West
|ouiter street, early in September.
MIS-. A. II. Dawson and her grand
Sausm.er Miss Eleanor Haines, are
spending several weeks in Chelsea
MISS Florence Pretsch OF 1S6 Green
iane' and Miss Dorothy Clemens have re-
turned from two months visit to Lake
Seorge and Schenectady, N. Y. Al the
,stter ,er place they were the guests OF Mrs.
larry Rodearmol. formerly of Philadel-
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs Ellis Ames Ballard, who spent the
summer at Chebeaque Island, Maine, will
return to her home on st. Martins lane
September 6.
The Rev. Jacob Leroy, of 5000 st. Mar
tins lane, will return home from Medo-
mark, Me-. on September 10.
Mrs. Leroy and the family will remain
until october.
Mrs William l.. Barclay will return
from Bay Head to her home on GraVers
lane September 6.
Mrs. Charles B. Wright, who spent the
summer In Bar Harbor, will return to
her home on st. Martins lane in Sep
tember, after a short stay in Cape May
with Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne Bullitt
Dick.
Mrs. Gridon F'leu, OF 1874 West Dur
ham street, has returned from Ocean
Grove, where she spent several weeks.
Mrs. James Tattersfeld. of 1908 Lincoln
Drive has as her guest for several weeks
MRS. Y. L. Sturgis. Of West Virginia,
who formerly resided in Germantown.
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Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FItANNIiIoH oVNIEIf.
Asoondav meeting. Collins Cardboard Fac
tory. Bodlne street and Columbia avenue;
spealer Mics Anna McCue
Noon meeting at plant Of William Wharton
nue.. speaker, MISS Bertha Bapovlts.
$40 D. m.-Meeting al kensington avenue
$50 n. m.-Meeting AZ sth and Christian
streets: speakers Aiss Bertha sapovits and
George small.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
$50 d. m.-Meeting at head1neriers Of 21ai
legislative Dislrict. 1s6 south o3d street..
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Chester

Mrs. J. Lewis Grocer, of Upland, the
donor of the beautiful roof garden of the
Young Women's Christian Association
here, entertained the junior department
of the association in the garden on Sat
urdsv evening. Some time ago Mrs.
Grocer was hostess to the senior girls
at a very delightful entertainment held
in the roof garden.