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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24
Germantown

Mrs. Arthur Hood, of 243 West RItten-
house street, will leave next week for New
York, where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carroll.
Mrs. A. Wayne Robinson Jr., of SYRIA
cuse who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Edwin /, Atlee, of 3lO2 West Coulter
street, has returned TO her home. Mrs.
Robinson, who was Miss Margaret Atlee,
was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding
of Miss StoughtOn and Mr.. Ballard last
Friday,
Mrs Francis Bradley, OF Fox and Coul-
ter streets has returned from a trip TO
Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Charles ]. McManus are
occupying their new home at the corner OF
Carpenter street and Wissahickon avenue.
Mrs. Frank p. Hill, of 329 East Walnut
lane has gone 10 her cabin at Tumble Falls.
near Pleasantyille, N, j., for several weeks.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Helen Harmer, of Harvey street, for a
luncheon on Friday June 30 The guests
will be from the school set.
Miss Dorothy Burgess, Of 6S0e German
town avenue, who has been the guest Of
her sister Mrs. Laning Harvey, in Wilkes
barre for several weeks, has returned to
her home,
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CLOTHIER-WILSON.

The marriage of Miss Nathalie Wilson,
daughter OF Mrs Edward Howell Wilson,
to Mr.. Robert Clarkson Clothier son of
Mr.. and Mrs Clarkson Clothier will be
solemnlzed this afternoon in the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. John Allen Blair,
assisted by the Rev. Andrew Mutch, Of
Bryn Mawr
Miss Wilson will be given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Arthur Howell Wilson
The matron of honor will be Mrs. Spencer
L. Coke and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Marion Clothier and Miss Edith Clothler,
sister of the bridegroom: Miss Mary-Garrett
Bartlett, of Baltimore; Miss Edwna Hen
sci, Miss Margaret Brown and Miss Bea-
trice Howson
The brides gown will be OF white satin
and georgette crepe and she will wear a
tulle veil and carry bouquet of roses and
lilies of the valley. The matron of honor
will wear white satin, and the bridesmaids
white embroidered net, coatees of pink taf-
feta and large picture hats of white lace
They will carry bouquets of Ward roses
MIR. w Logan MacCoy will act as best
man The ushers viii be Mr., Clayton VIII
son, of Lansdowne, brother of the bride
the Rev. Tertius van Dyke ana the heV'
Kenneth d. Miller, of New York; Mr.. Au-
eustus c. Studer, Jr., of Montclair, NJ J.;
Mr. John r. Myers of Plattsburg, NJ "
and Mr.. Elliott T. Andrews OF ST Louis
They will wear dark blue coats and white
flannel trousers
Following the ceremony a small recep-
tIon for the families and intimate Irlehds
will be held at the home OF the brldes
mother, 86O9 Barring street After their
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Clothier VIII hVe
at Haverford.
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TILY-HAERTHER.

An attractive June wedding will take
place tonight at $50 o'clock when Miss
Emile +. Haerther, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William j. Haerther, of Cynwyd, Will
become the bride of Mr.. Harry c. Tily,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Tily. The
ceremony will be solemnized in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Lower Merton, and the
Rev. Dr. Henry A. F. Hoyt, rector, who
will leave tonight to join the 9Th Regiment
at Mt. Gretna, will officiate. The chancel
will be banked with palms and the altar
beautifully decorated with roses. The bride,
who will be given in marriage by her
father, will wear an exquisite gown Of
white georgette crepe with bodice trimmed
with pearls Her long tule veil will be
prettily arranged with orange blossoms and
she will carry a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley, Miss Ethel Tily, sister of
the bridegroom, will be maid of honor. She
will wear an old-fashioned froclS of old
rose georgette crepe, made with tight bodice,
and skirt trimmed with bands of taffeta.
A poke bonnet of old rose crepe, adorned
with n single rose and having black velvet,
will complete this fetching costume. Miss
Tlly will carry an arm bouquet of blue
larkspurs
The bridesmaids, Miss Marion Rim, of
Chicago; Miss Ruth Rowland, Miss Mae
Jones and Miss Dorothy Tily, another sister
of the bridegroom, win be dressed alike
in froclts of light pink georgette crepe, fash
ioned with tight bodces and full skirts,
with old-fashoned wired ruftles Their
hats will be picturesque ones of white leg
horn, veiled in pink georgette crepe and
trimmed with French rosebuds and long
torquoise blue silk streamers, They viii
carry bouquets of pink roses and blue
larkspurs. The little flower girl, Miss Louise
Bolenweck, will wear dainty white lingerie
frock and will carry garden hat filled
with pink roses and sweetheart buds, Mr..
Tily's best man will be his brother, Mr.
L. Herbert Tily, and the ushers will be Mr.
Richard Zurich, OF Salisbury Nd; Mr.
Charles Belts, Mr.. Engle Childs and Mr.
William w. Haerther, brother, OF the bride
Following the wedding ceremony reception
will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Haerther in CynWyd.
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AN EXTREMELY pretty wedding which
"A took place today was that of Miss
Louise Netterville Cruce, daughter of the
late DR.. Robert b. Cruice and Mrs
CruIce, and Lieutenant Edward Warren
Sturdevant U. s. NJ. C. The ceremony
was performed at 1 o'clock at the home
of the brides mother, 1920 Pine street,
and was followed by a breakfast for the
immediate families and few intimate
friends. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor William
Kleran, D. D., rector Of St Patrick's Church,
ofnciated
The wedding procession was unusually
pretty. Fifteen of the choir boys of st.
Patrick's Church. wearing their black cas-
socks and white linen surplices led
They came from the third story of the
house. singing 20 Cor Amoris' to the organ
accompaniment, which was played by
Mss Nora Burke. The choir boys sepa-
rated into two lines and the bridal party
passed between them into the large front
room, which was decorated with palms,
ferns and white flowers. Miss Cruice was
attended by her sister, Miss Margaret De
Courey Cruice. who was frocked in
dainty old-fashioned dress of white net
topped with a poke bonnet trimmed with
green ribbons and pink rosebuds.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Fl.
Kierstede Hudson, and the bridesmaid Miss
Ethel Sturdevant, sister of the bridegroom
IHey were BO"Heu ullhO IN Wills lace
frocks trimmed with bands of green or
candle and tiny festoons of pink rose
buds. Their white hats were trimmed
with pale green ribbons and ping roses.
The little flower girl was Miss Polly Leiper.
She wore a white froclI and carried a
small basket of sweetheart roses, Little
Master William Pepper Watts was page.
The bride, who was given in marriage by
her brothers, DR.. John CrulCe, wore the
same gown which was worn by her mother
at her wedding. 1t is made with an old
fashioned pointed bodice and full skirt
and is trimmed with exquisite lace which
has been worn by the brides in the family
for many generations.
Her veil was of exquisite lace, and she
carried an old-fashOned bouquet.
Lieutenant Sturdevant wore his naval
uniform. He was attended by his cousin,
Mr.. Lawrence Stone, of Chestnut Hill.
as best man.
The ceremony concluded with the sing
ing of Gounod's Ave Maria" by the boy
choir.
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Personals

The marriage of Miss Eliza Middleton
Fox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph M.
Fox, OF Wakefield, Germantown, and Cap
tain BENJAMIN Chew Tilghman, Jr, was
solemntzed quietly this morning by the Rev.
=. s. Moore rector of Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church, Germantown.
Captain Tilghman, who has just been
placed In command OF Company f, of the
"a Infantry is leaving today for Mt,
aretna. His father, before his death, was
commander of the Sd Regiment.
Mrs. Samuel M. Fox and Miss Elizabeth
Newbold Fox, OF Chestnutwold, Torresdale,
are giving parden party this afternoon TO
meet MT and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Fox, Jr.,
me latter OF whom was Miss Francenia
A Randall before her recent marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jeffords will give a
tennis luncheon tomorrow afternoon at their
farm at Glen Mills, when about 80 guests
VIII be present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hart Shelton
entertained at luncheon today at their home
near Media, in honor of their daughter, Miss
Helen Shelton. The guests were from the
school set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tristram Coffin Colket. of
bryn Mawr, will entertain at dinner tonight
IN honor OF Miss Sarah Uytendale Baird
ana Mr., Harrison X Gamer. Jr whose en-
SAsement was recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Lea will give a
Yea at Westhorpe their suburban home in
peYon' on Saturday afternoon, October IA,
y Introduce their daughter, Miss Katharine
=. Lea. Mr.. and Mrs. Lea will also give
: large ball during the winter in honor
81 their daughter,
Miss Edith Hutchinson. daughter of Mr.,
aa MRS, Mahlon Hutchinson. Of Ashwood
sarm, Devon. Is visiting Mrs Frederick
Aehlnney at Washington, d. c.
Mrs J. ogden Hoffman and her SON of
Imam Imam Derlwyn. Radnor, left yesterday for
cambridge Mass. where they will attend
1Ai1i'ini Week st Harvard College.
Mr. and Mrs John Barnes Townsend, OF
aontrose, Radnor. are spending a week in
new Haven, Conn.
NJ and Mrs. Armitt Brown, of 202 or
saafa way st. Davids, closed their house
yesterday, and have gone TO Bass Rock
7sasS' 70 stay until the end OF September
Mss Dorothy Dawson will leave the first
- Seiy for Belle Terre. L. l.. where she
spend the summer and attend the New
'sz school for Fine and Applied ARTS.
subscription dance win be given this
sfsAnE At the RiyertOn Golf Club.
p and Mrs John II. washburn. OF
zssKssseosn, Pa, announce the engagement
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West Philadelphia

Mrs Martha MeInnes somers and her
son.in.law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Howell Of 1888 Pine street have
closed their town house and are occupying
tbelr summer home in ocean City, N. ].
Mrs Hannah H Grub, of 1900 Walnut
street has closed her town house and Is
occupying her cottage In Cape May FOR
the summer
Dr and Mrs David Gregg Metheny, Of
As0e Spruce street, who have been travelling
through the West, VIII san To-Day TOT emma
to remain until October
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brodsky win receive
morrow afternoon at their home 5lls
Parkslde avenue. from 8 until s;So O'Clock
:, nay1or OF the graduation OF their son, Mr.
t,l.ei - Erodsky, from the Pennsylvania Mill
tsrv -, cottage. Chester, Mrs. S; H. Brodsky
sssss Brodsky and Miss Anita Jones will as
sIst Ia reeelying.
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Entertainments

TIHE Flat Rock Motor Boat Club will
l. give an outdoor entertainment this
afternoon, followed by n dance at the club
house in Shawmont this evening. The
grounds and clubhouse will be gaily decor
ated with bunting, flags and Japanese lam
terms. In the absence of the commodore,
DIR. Eugene Swayne, who expects to leave
for Mexico, the guests will be received by
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred II. Bradley, Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Leininger, DR.. and Mrs. Rich
ard L. Entwisle, Mr. T. William Rider, Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Sands and Mr.. How
ard c. Horn. Among the guests will be Mr..
Thomas Marlsle, Mr.. and Mrs William
wylle, Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Cowan,
Mr.. ]. Stanley Nelson, Mr.. John II. Field,
Miss Gertrude Field Miss Irene Ewing, Mr..
Rowland Bradley. Miss Florence Bradley,
Mrs Jane Field, Mr.. and Mrs. John Van
derslce, Miss Jacobs, Mr.. Joseph Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ParamOre, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Cooper, Miss May Nickerson,
Miss Elizabeth WinEate, Mr. r. lie Roy
wintrode, Mr.. and Mrs. william Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Paramore, Mr. John
Yarnall, Mr.. Walter Vandergrift, Mrs. w.
v. Vandergrift DR.. and Mrs David Boon.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Kuhn and Mr. Harry
Ayres.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24
PACE SET ASHORE
BY ATHLETIC NIATRON
Fair Owner of st. Louis Ball
Team a Devotee of All
Sports

ATLANTIC CITY, June 24,--Athletic
girls at the shore are being set a strenu-
Gus pace by Mrs Schuyler p. Britton, owner
Of the st. Louis National League ball team.
who is at the Brighton with her children.
Mrs Brltton has the distinction OF being
the only woman to sit in the National
League council. There is no sport on the
walk that Mrs. Britton hasn't tried. She
plays skee ball, indoor golf, bowls. swims,
and then just by way Of recreation is a
regular patron Of the tea dances at the
Brighton Casino.
Miss 8. u. Pierson is at the Glaslyn-
Chatham for the remainder of the summer.
Miss A. j. Magee and Miss Fanny Magee
have taken apartments at the Brighton, as
is their usual custom. They will spend the
entire season here
Mr. and Mrs. william IT, sautter have
opened their cottage, 110 Baton Rouge ave-
nue., Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Biedler, of Merton,
arrived this week to take possession of their
Chelsea cottage.
Miss Corinne Rice is spending a fortnight
In Providence, r. l. She will return to her
Ventnor home for Independence Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Morris and their
family will spend the summer in Chelsea.
Mrs, George Bailey entertained at bridge
this week at her cottage on Florence ave-
nue.. Ventnor.
Mrs. John Marshall Gest and her son,
Mr. Sidney Gest, are here for fortnight
They will probably go to New England for
the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scheter and their
family are occupying their summer home on
Vermont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Bloch have opened
their cottage on Oxford avenue ventnor,
for the summer.
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CONWAY-o,KANE.

The marriage of Miss Rose f. O'Kane.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph O'Kane,
of 1855 Judson street, to Mr., William r.
Conway was solemnized with a Nuptial
Mass this morning i'm st, Elizabeths Ro-
man Catholic Church, 2Sd and Berks
streets. The Rev, Daniel Coonahan off,
ciated The bride, who was given in mar
rlage by her father wore gown of white
duchess satin and Chantilly lace, and was
attended by her sister, Miss Katharine
OKane, In a frock of white lace draped
over taffeta. Mr. James Doyle was best
man. The ceremony was followed by a
breakfast at the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway will spend
some time in Atlantic City, and upon their
return viii live at 25l7 West Dakota street.
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MccANN-HoFFMAN.

The marriage of Miss Viola Hoffman. OF
1929 North FELTON, street, and Mr. William
]. Mccain, of 432 North Allison street. was
solemnized last Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock
The Rev. George w. Babcocl, d. D., per-
formed the ceremony in his home, 426
North 41st street.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs Frances Merrill, as matron of honor
while MT NorYal Smedley acted as best
man.
A supper followed the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs Mccain are spending their honey
mon in Lancaster, as the guests OF rela-
tlves Upon their return they viii live at
1889 North FELTON, street, and win receive
after July 4.
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CHORAL WEDDING A FEATURE
OF TODAY'S BRIDAL EVENTS
Miss Louise Nettervle Cruice and Lieutenant Edward
Warren Sturdevant, u S. M. c., Married at
Brides Home-Other Nuptials

cream georgette crepe with pink ribbons
and pink roses They will carry bouquets
of pink roses and pale yellow daisies.
Mr.. Ashmead will have Mr.. Anthony M.
Warthman as best man and the ushers will
include Mr.. Howard Buckley, Mr. Clarence
De Almond, Mr.. Lloyd Roberts. Mr.. Theo-
dore Freed Mr.. Maurice Prev, brother Of
the bride, and Mr.. John Slmons, Of New
York. ,f
Owing to the recent death OF Mr.. Ash
meads father the Rev. Mr.. Dufiield Ash
mead there will be no reception.
After n short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashmead will live in WAYNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24

The marriage of Miss Mary Crowley and
MIR, Arthur Il. ShaFkey will take place Mon
day afternoon at St Malaehy's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Henry, 1908 North 18th
street, viii entertain this evening at 500.
The Grace Baptist Sunday School, Of
Broad and Berks streets, viii hold its an
nual picnic today at Grenloch. N. ]. About
200 members will attend
Miss Pearl Weinberg, Of 1925 susque-
hanna avenue, Is the S=sst OF Miss Helen
Lena ulman. Of Reading, Mrs. NJ. Wenger
entertained Thursday At a luncheon IN her
honor.
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LINCKE-DARE.

A pretty wedding took place on We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, when Miss
Lulu Short Dare. daughter of Mrs, Angelina
Short Dare, Of III South Stafford street,
became the bride of MT Frank F. Llncke,
of 1855 North 62d street
The ceremony was performed at the home
of thA brides mother by the Rev. j. G.
Bickerton, OF 2O17 Diamond street,
Miss Mae Davenport, q cousin OF the
bride. was maid OF honor and Mr.. Alfred
LIneks, a brother Of the bridegroom. was
best man.
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What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band BENJAMIN RoeshmRn, eondue-
tor. Bustleton avenue above Cottman street.
clock. Free
Philadelphla Band. sllas r. Hummsl eonduo-
tor, City Hail Plaza O'Clock, Free.
ductor Belmont Mansion, O'Clock. Free
Twelfth annual parade. Order OF Indep pendent
Americans Broad street o'clock
Mayor smith presses hutton 70 light ney Iights
in Broad street, O'Clock
lecture by Or. Lucy L. Wilson ON f.Paleatins
and Its Jewish Colonies. NYitheTspoon Hail
O'clock
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AsHMEAD-PREW.

The marriage of Miss Nadine Camae Nelli
Prev daughter of Mrs, Edward J, Prev, OF
WAYNE, and granddaughter OF the late Rich
ard Rsnshaw Neill. to Mr.. Dufield Ash
mead. Jr.. OF Wayne, will take place at
o'clock this afternoon In 81 Marys Episeo-
pal Church, Wayne The Rev Charles Arm
strong, rector OF the church, Will oflciate.
Miss Prev. who viii be given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr. Beauyeau Borie, will wear
a superb gown Of white tulle over cloth Of
silver, made with a long court train. Her
tuIle veil will be caught with orange bios
SONS and she will carry shower bouquet
OF white roses and lilies Of the valley
Miss Elsie Shearman, OF New York, the
maid Of honor win wear gown OF pink
orkandie, trimmed with cream lace and pink
ribbon and a hat OF pink georgette crepe
with white roses. She will carry pink snap
dragons
The bridesmaids win be Miss Katherine
Schultz Miss Martha Fenimoref Miss
Eleanor Tingley and Miss Dorothea Itngley,
Of St. Davld's They viii wear attractive
gowns OF white organdie trimmed with
cream laee and pink ribbons and hats Of
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ARDMORE-Dtrs. Charles II. Long
Streth, of the Bellevue Apartments is
spending several days in Atlantic city.
Miss Christine Louise Newman daughter
of Mrs. Charles j. Newman, of Athens road.
Will give dance tonight in honor of Miss
Dorothy Mulford, Of New York, who Is the
guest of Miss Ethelwyn Vandiver of Bala.
Other guests present will include Miss Eliz-
abeth %, Davisson, Miss Catherine Lamb,
Miss Yvonne Fuguet Keefe, Miss Louise de
Ia f. Keefe Miss Marie Oesterle, Miss
Grace Vandiver, Miss Helen Johnston Miss
Neva Parker Miss Virginia Thomas, Miss
Ursula Seeburger Miss Grace Frick, Miss
Marion Plckford, Miss Jane Deemer, Mr.
Frederick Keller, Mr.. Cecil Crowther Mr..
Alexander II. Davisson, Jr. Mr.. Edward
Lamb, Mr.. Robert Doddridge, Mr.. John
Henderson Mr.. Arthur O'Neil. Mr. Albert
Drueding, Mr.. Percy Necld. Mr.. William
Eckle. Mr.. Thomas Barker, Mr.. Edward
Allen, Mr.. Howard McNeill and Mr.. John
Hardin.
WYNNE'wWOD-Mr. and Mrs. Abel P.
Wetherlll returned yesterday to their home
on Kent road, Wynnewood, after spending
six weeks at the farm of Mr.. Wetherills
father, in Audubon, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs, Webster K. wetherill, of
Kent and Aubrey roads, will go to Audubon
Pa, today to spend several weeks.
mr. ana Mrs. Leonard IL. Kinnard and
their family, Of Aubrey road, left Thurs
day for their cottage at Pocono Lake, where
they will remain until September 15.
BRYN MAwR-Friends of Mrs. Henry
Tatnal of Stanthorpe. will be glad to hear
that she is convalescng from her recent ILL
ness.
Mrs William Henry Hughes, of Coed
fryn, Bryn Mawr, is expected home on Mon.
day after fortnight's visit to Boston.
Mrs Andrew Wright Crawford, of Spring
Mill road is spending several weeks in
Atlantic City.
ROSEMONT-Nfrs z. T. Child, of Rose.
mont entertained at luncheon yesterday in
honor of her guest, Mrs H. A. Holmes, of
Asbury Park.
ST DAVID'S-Mrs. Sheldon Catlin, of ST
David's road, returned yesterday after n
weeks visit to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Wiedersheim
I'd, whose wedding took place last month
are now in Hawaii Honolulu, and are ex.
pected home about the middle of July. when
they will visit Mrs. Wiedersheim's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Walton, at Wal.
marthon, until the fall.
WAYNE--Nrr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Nc.
Cabe and their family, Of Wayne, left yes.
terday to occupy their cottage at Cape May
for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs A. II. Elliot have returned
to their home, 211 Poplar avenue Wayne
after spending week at the Brighton At.
lantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24

OF their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Morrow
Washburn, to Mr. Frederick Irving Miller,
cl Camagucy, cuba. Miss Washburn is a
graduate of Swarthmore College and Co.
rancher in Cuba
Mrs, J. d. seiberling and her daughter.
Miss Edith Soldering, and son. Master
James D Seiherling, Jr., of 1907 Arch
street will leave today to spend the early
summer in Asbury Park
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

nue., is spending the summer at her bunga-
low at Croydon. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. l. Buehler, of 7OI West
l77th street, New York are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin +, Horn, Of 1894 North
Sth street.
Mrs Harrington and her little daugh-
ters Miss Vera Harrington and Miss Alice
Harrington, have left for Wildwood where
they will spend the summer at their cot.
tage, 22d street and the Boulevard, North
wildwood.
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RoXborough

The choir of Grace Reformed Episcopal
Church, of the Falls of Schuylltlll. gave
delightful entertainment Thursday evening
in the lecture auditorium. The program in
cuded readings sketches and selections by
the Palestine Glee Club.
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Kensinptnn

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris woIfnan, OF 2s4x
Richmond street. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Edith wolfrnan, to
Mr. Oscar Rosenbaum. A reception will be
held tomorrow afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
Brodsky.
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RERGER-RUsCHEL.

The wedding of Miss Rose Buschel,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs Marcus BuscheI
and Mr.. Max Berger, viii be solemnized
tomorrow afternoon at the Lorraine Hotel.
Upon their return from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger win live at their
country home at Bustleton.