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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
COAT USEFUL NOW IF
Valued At ONLY SO Gents

THAT certainly is my coat. your
honor. and I think it ought to be
worth so cents any way" Andrew
Young, an aged colored man. exclaim.
ed in City Court this morning when
called TO testify in the case OF Harry
Braxton. also colOred. charged with
larceny. Braxton was alleged to have
taken Andrews coat from the latter's
home, No 10 King street. and sold II
to another ColOred man. Andrew iden-
titled the coat as his. Braxton was
held under $500 bail for Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21

Frances r. Cochran. a member Of
the second year class of the NJ ddle-
town High School won the spelling
contest for the William Winder Laird
Cup in the spelling contest conducted
yesterday in connect ON with the New
Castle County Teachers Institute
while Marion H. Neide. an eighth
Grade pupil in the Yorklyn school
Won the cup offered by THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL for the winner in the
contest among grammar school
pupils. Both passed in 100 per cent.
papers. They We're awarded the
cups at the close of yesterday after
moons session Of the institute in the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
SMYRNA RECEIVES IT'S
NEW FIRE APPARATUS.
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA, Del. Nov. 21.--The new
automobile comb nat on chemical fire
apparatus ordered by the Smyrna Fire
Company several months ago has ar
rived and is now in service. It cost
$4,000. and IS one OF the finest pieces
of fire apparatus in Delaware.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21

LONDON. Nov PA wirless dis
patch from Bucharest today says &c is
rumored in the Rumaninn capital that
General Won Falkenhayn has been re-
called from command Of the German
operations in Pennsylvania be ng re-
placed by Field Marsha Won Macken-
sen. who Is now In Dobrudia In
Mackensen's place. the dispatch says.
Il Is reported the Germans VII put
General Ludendorff.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
RRITIsH UNDER HOT FIRE.

BY The United Fre5s.
LONDON. Nov. p. Raiding or
enemy trenches at Gommecourt. Roc
lincourt and Ypres was reported by
General Sir Douglas Haig. British
commander in-chief today. His state
ment said the British lines had been
heavily shelled by the Germans south
westward OF GrandcOurt British
forces captured a German night pa
troll.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
EDWARD c. J. RUNGE DEAD.

Edward c. j. Runge. SO years old,
an authority on Oriental works OF art,
porcelains and articles Of rare work
died at his home. No. l54
Browne avenue, Flushing. yesterday
He had several friends in
Wilmington. One OF his sons. Walter
Runge. also has many friends in this
city. he having visited Wilmington
frequently when he vas connected
with an industrial concern in Chester.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
GERMANS BEFORE CRAIOvA.

bY Tue Lnlteu TTtse,
BERLIN. Via Sayville Wireless.
Nov 21.-"Our infantry now stands
before Craiova." declared the German
official statement today. telling OF
the sweep Of the Teutonic armies
against the Rumsnians.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
1. q. r.. VI. PROCLAMATION.

John NJ Cleary. great sachem Of the
Improved Order OF Red Men. has is
sued his annual Thanksgiving procla
nation. copies of which have been
sent to all the tribes Of the order in
Delaware.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
RuMANIANs FALI RAcK

PETROGRAD, Nov. 2l.--Under Ger.
man pressure the Bumanisns have re-
tired 20 Fihash. according to tie Rus
sisn war Office statement issued here to-
day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
ON FULL
VALUE 1917 TAX
ASSESSMENT NOW
Owners Must Set Out in
Blank Form, All Taxable
County Property
PRESENT FIGURES
ARE SAID TO Be Low

Property owners in New Castle
county must get busy within the next
two weeks.
Every owner Of property in the
county must furnish the assessor of
his district for county purposes with
the true value Of all his real and per-
sonal property. The Levy Court at
its meeting on Friday last directed
Frank L. Speakman its attorney. to
prepare a blank to be left or mailed
10 every property owner in the
county. The law regarding the as
sessment follows
Section 1884 Of the Revised Code
Of 1915 provides as follows
Every person who is the owner,
or has the care and management Of
real or personal property liable TO
assessment. shall give to the assessor
il required. a particular account
thereof, with the name of the owner,
which account shall be in writing and
signed and dated II he cannot write,
he shall show the property 10 the
assessor. who shall make an inven-
tory of il, and then he shall sign it
with his mark.
If any such person shall give ia TO
the assessor a partial account. with
a view TO avoid the payment of tax
on the property omitted. he shall,
upon conviction by Indictment be
fined the full value of the property
omitted IL personal and II real. forty
dollars. II be shall refuse, or after
ten days notice in writing from the
assessors neglect TO render such an
account. or show the property as
aforesaid. he shall forfeit and pay
TO any person who viii sue for the
same. the sum OF ten dollars, one-half
to the use of the county, and the as
SCISSOR shall double his assessment
and certify TO the Levy Court his re-
fusal or neglect"
Pursuant &c the provisions OF the
section the undersigned assessor for
Wilmington hundred, hereby requires
you to render to him such an account
Of your real and personal property
within his assessment district upon
the form hereunto attached.
To
-.-.-.sss ..ss-..-'-
Assessor.
Information to be furnished the
assessors under the law follows:
Name of Owner ..... ...........-
Address .................. ......-..
Schedule of Real Property Liable to
Assessmen.
Location ............... ........ .......... ...
Acres Of improved land with buildings
....-.............. ...........- -.---
Value ..........-.....--. -..-.......-'.'
Acres of unimproved land...~........
Houses and lots ...................
Value .............. -..-......-'.'..
To'al value Of real estate. ............
Schedule Of Personal Property Liable to
Assessment.
Description;
.-.... ..'....-'..'s '''''
............-..-. .'....-s. -'''
7 hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is Il particular account Of the
real and personal property liable To as
sessment within the Fourth Assessment
District of Wilmington hundred Of
which J am the owner.
The Levy Court has directed every
assessor to make a full value assess-
Continued on Fage . clvc.}
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
DEyrscr4ED\sAns Eoz HozE.

DECTsCHI1EDNS ANS EoR A0AB.
D. 1iess
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
WEATHER

Fair tonight and probably
Wednesday; colder tonight,
temperature near freezing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20
MILMINGToN. Del.. Juno 2O.

MISS GRETA DU PONT BARKSDALE,
lVl daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Hamilton NJ.
Barksdale, and Mr.. f. Donaldson Brown. son
of Mrs. j. Wilson Brown, of Baltimore, VIII
be married this evening at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mount Salem
lane and PENNSYLVANIA avenue. The bride,
who will he given in marriage by her father
will be attended by her sister, Miss Ethel
Barksdale. as maid of honor, and by eight
bridesmaids, Miss Eleanor Brown, of New
York, sister of the bridegroom Miss Alice
Scott, of Overbrooll Miss Kathn crime Ran
dali and Miss Emily Randall, of Baltimore
Miss Juliet Nourse, of New York; Miss
Hilda French, of New York; Miss Claire
Ellegood and Miss Margaretta Miller both
of this city. Little Miss Alice Harvey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Harvey,
will be flower girl.
Mr.. j. Thompson Brown Will be his
brothers best man. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Frederick NJ Kirkus,
rector of Trinity parish. Following the
ceremony there will he reception, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will leave on
wedding trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A pretty wedding took place this after
noon at o'clock in the Church of st.
Francis Xavier. when Miss Edna Mary
Seabrease, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Seabrease, of 2l32 Wallace street,
became the bride of Mr.. Harry NJ. Pat
terson. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev John Gallen. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her father,
wore a gown of white georgette crepe
combined with taffeta, with a large hat to
match. Her shower bouquet was COM
posed of lilies of the valley and sweet peas
The maid of honor, Miss Miriam Gunther
of Baltimore. wore a froclS of pink taffeta
and large leghorn hat, and carried a
bouquet of Killarney roses, Mr., William
Ganley was best man. reception at the
brides home followed the ceremony After
an extended wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs,
Patterson will live at 2132 Wallace street,
where they will be at home after Septem-
ber /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY WILL
BE CELEBRATED TONIGHT
Mr. and Mrs Guinan to Entertain in Honor of Their
Wooden Weddng-Young High School Graduate
Given Surprise Party-Other Affairs

MIR and Mrs. James Gunan, of 1858
lYl North cath street. will entertain n
number Of friends in celebration Of their
fifth wedding anniversary this evening The
entire house will be attractively decorated
in yellow and white interspersed with
da Isles and peonies The guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs Charles StoCker. Mr.. and Mrs
John Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs Martin Crow,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Meachem, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bradshaw. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Devnney, Mr. and Mrs Henry CAROL,
Mr. and Mrs. Wlloughby Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Burns, MIR and Mrs. Edward
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Guinan,
Miss Katherine Guinan. Miss ELLA Guinan,
Miss Isabel Guinan Miss Elizabeth Meach-
EN-. Mr.. and Mrs Martin Guinan, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Crouter., Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Meachem MIR. and Mrs Edward JEFF.
fries, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Benz. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Iadenhem, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McNamee. Mir. and Mrs. william
Ross Of Amsterdam Mr. and Mrs Robert
Evans, of Lebanun Miss Ada Meachem,
Miss Pauline Benz. Miss Hannah Morrow,
Miss Sarah Jefrries Miss Peeaeman, MIR.
Harry Smith and Mr. Charles BARLEY
A surprise party was given in honor of
MIR. Milton w stevens by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Stevens, of 1909 Mel.
rose avenue, oak Lane. after his graduation
from the Cheltenham High School last
Friday night. Among the guests were Miss
Margaret Hampson, Miss Mary II SchlotS'
hauer, Miss Marion Moore Miss Alice Ste.
vens Miss Dorothy Jackson Mr. Milton
Stevens, Mr.. Raymond Wilcox, MIR Paul Nc
Mann Mr. Grant Stevens. MIR. Cedric Wal.
ker MIR Charles Schlotzhauer Mr.. Jud.
son Ballard and Mr. George Stevens.
A LINEN shower was given by the Los
"A Amegas Club on Friday evening, at
the home Of Miss Elizabeth G. Burns, 3Sl6
North 18th street, in honor of Miss Mary
Frances McShane, whose marriage to Mr..
William Van Stone will take place on Sat.
urday. July /.
Among those present were Miss May II.
Gleason Miss Bessie II. Gleason, Miss
Elsie NJ. Ridden, Miss Helen l. Smith, Miss
Katharine c. Fallon, Miss Agnes Brennan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20
:. ,rry WYNH1E TALKS OF THINGS
Nh'' WHICH ARE OF IMPORTANCE TODAY
co,l Of the President for National Guard Will
The .a~e Un Many Wife and Sweetheart Sorrowng at
Home Anxious for News from the Border

,,ru ,be cali issued late SUNDAY a,y.I,s,,, n,sn'
W. ,he National Guard Oh ..., re,,n'yi, y, !,
" 10 send troops at once wolnen ~ ~ ~
tanla ~ ,.yo gone through the agonies Oh
sodsv nav sonoration from loved ones
FV', ne exaltation of having s1,, e1nmn @ thoro
30 'ns home and country, Many mere mere
ffe ~ -. now rejoice in the fact tna' ','ey
trs WnV - 40 much time In preparing
hse spsi .oroies of this kind, which we
lor eus' - row will be ours this week.
pa'' .sy ~ what you will it looks llke war,
loI' o',,ob =, we have all been preparins W
ina ! foreign enemy in our minus , 'ne
tsnl-" - Of hand has been for several
snenS soc,ded possibility and now seems
SsaEs -, In any case, even II there
- guns fred it is no lisht mat. inat.e.
y y $4,000 men down to the mexican
ssas w. IN the heat of this time Oh year
lolu.,. .S,nob women may be prepared IN
ipa ne for the work and sorrow to
~ ~. ,he very idea of war at our uoo'S Is
horror beyond words
J. think of few who will go at once
- ,rssk to Mt. Gretna. In the ISL Cits
ps "Sv S,.,o there are Franklin Mctad-
III y, Rllly Forbes, who married Da'Sy
~. .s,, George Thayer, the husoano Oh
VS. !, the wheelers; Jesse Williamson,
m' Sso,s wife was Muriel Williams ana
y Tho dearest little children l have
FnV .,,or seen. Young Russell ThaNer
aoother TROOPER, also Flo RlVlhus' A'e'
-,..or and Heating WILCOX
r.,rr also of Ben Tilghman, VINO Is 10
r,tza Fox next week l guess
=, ~ ceremony will have to be hurried
=, n goes to show how sensible Eliza
q, Carpenter and Evelyn CheW were
i wait until war was nearly upon us
-. 50 .,o use of borrowing trouble ana
an home and pray that war with its
.s,pl surerings may be averted' still'
4. r,sk of the climate and the necessarily
.,,,n hard fare will be no special JOY
u mir soldier boys In any case Troop
A, he called upon also and the LIST, I'd
IA Regiments, of this city. Ben
rlebman, you know, is lieutenant IN
c.r,nany d. Sd Regiment. Walter Hop
,Iuson belongs to Troop A and there are
!, MANY can hardly remember them
il
wonder IL there will be a number OF
.rr.0ements announced, as they tell me
mare were at the beginning of the Span
~ War nearly 20 years ago. There is
,N.rm about brass buttons and separation
tom those who have become a sort of
,,blt as friends which sometimes brings
matters to a climax which otherwise
vould never have matured, so easy is it
10 drift along.
when the little rockies were gaily
vstchIng the sham battle at the Navy
Yard ON Saturday and disporting them
,s,ves atterward at the Bellevue-Stratford
nr dinner in their uniforms little did they
think that soon there might be call for
real service. Well cheer up, girls, we'll
hone for the best, and If our husbands and
lovers and brothers have to go let us bid
them godspeed and do our part with brave
hearts. NANCY WINNIE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20
LONG -SLEEVED SUITS
FOR THE BATHING GIRL
She Who Would Protect Her
Complexion Also Dons
Veil

ATLANTIC CITY June 2O.-with the
advent of warm weather and balmy sun
shine the strand is assuming the gay as
pect usually associated with the summer
time at this resort. The azure blue Of the
sky the OpalesCent ttnts OF the sea ana
the neutral tones of the sand serve to throw
into bold relief the array OF the beach siren
who is finding all sorts of excuses Tor IN
Producing bright Colors i'm her surf rig. the
most conspicuous Of which Is two-toned
hosiery. The summer girl by the way, is
taking particularly good care Of her COM
peNion by wearing high-neCked and long
slecvcd bathing suits. As an added precau-
tion against he damaging rays of the sun,
she is draping her rubber cap with
waterproof chiffon veil, which she wears
over her face when promenading on the
strand and also in the ocean The girl
who preserves her complexion Is not the
girl who sWims, so the veil causes her no
annoyance, for she only ventures into the
water to her waist line.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Grocer, Of 2l2s
Locust street are occupying the Brady cot
tage Princeton avenue and the Beach.
Mrs Dobson Atcmus viii open her Vent
nor cottage the latter part of the month
Dr. and Mrs Archibald G. Thomson,
Mr. Rodman Wnnamaker. I'd, and Master
Thomas y. Wanamakor Jr, are at the
Brighton, to remain until the first OF July,
when they will go to New England.
Miss Edna Patton. Mrs. Patton and Mr..
Harmon Robinson motored down to the Sea-
side on Sunday Miss s +. Rienhart spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. +, H. Hoff-
man, of FranSford, at the same hotel
Mr. and Mrs. renry w Eaton gave a
dinner in the submarine grill of the Tray
more on saturday Mr.. David Belasco en-
tertaincd at dinner ON the same occasion
in honor of Miss Frances Starr.
Mr. Archibald G. Elias spent Sunday with
his son at the Marlborough Bleuheim.
Among the Weekend contingent were
Miss katherine McGettigan, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edwin q. Close, MIR. w. II. UeadinEton,
Mrs ELLIS Jackson, Miss os Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs Harold pender Mr. and Mrs
Nelson y. Warwick. Mr.. w II. Eisenhower
Mr.. and Mrs Z. II. Bartlett, Mr.. George
DE Bonneville Myers, Jr., and Mrs William
Henry Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20

Miss Elizabeth c. Burns Miss Martha
ODonnel, Miss Sue Gallagher, Miss Agnes
Devln, Miss Gertrude Coady. Miss Anna
Kennedy Miss Mary Thompson. Miss Agnes
talkyard, Miss Katharine Murphy Miss
Mary q. Burns, Miss Mary Mc1lvaine. Miss
sue Donohue Miss Regina d. Burns Miss
ieIeh V. Burns, Miss Helen b. Bawlor,
MISS Myna v Damnger. Miss Mary +.
McShane, Mrs George Laughln and Mrs
II, Henderson.
dinner-dance will be given in Kugler's
by Miss Abigail O'Leary, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. c. OLeary, Of 121 North Lam
bert street. on Thursday evening. In honor
of Miss Dorothy Mulford Of New york.
Ihose attending will be Miss Ethelwyn
Nandiver. Miss Frances Wood, Miss Helen
smith. Miss Dorothy Vandiver, Mr.. Richard
iiartung, Mr.. Robert Fretz, Mr. Franklin
! rs'z, Mn Joseph Craner, Mr.. Joseph Jones
ana Mr.. Andrew Miller
MIR AND MRS, Il. ROACH Of 500 North
4V1 62d street, and Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Wootten, Of 322 North sgd street, enter
tanned on Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Roach. in honor of their
daughters, Miss Marie Montgomery and
Miss Philomena wootten, who graduated
from the Catholic High School on Satur-
day, Among the guests were Miss Anna
Hasson, Miss Margaret Gallagher Miss
Alice Devine. Miss Mary Borner. Miss Mae
Lyons, Miss Marie Clark, Miss Helen Elliott.
Miss Catharine Leidy, Miss Anna Donnelly,
Miss Ethel Montgomery. Miss Mary Bren-
nan, Miss Marie Montgomery, Miss Philo-
mena Wotteen, Miss Gertrude Montgomery,
Mr. James Stevenson, Mr.. Herbert Teffer-
nan Mr. John Koran, Mr. William Horan
Mr. James Carlin Mr.. Percy Buck, Mr..
Raymond Waugh, Mr.. Carl Lyons, Mr.
Francis Coleman. Mr.. Robert Motherwell
Mr.. Frank Hallinan, Mr.. John Kermer Mr.
William Burns, Mr. James McCallan and
Mr. John Montgomery.
A euchre, 800, bridge and promenade will
be given In the Colonial Dance Castle, Ger
mantown and Maplewood avenues. on FRI
day evening The proceeds will be for the
erection of a new Italian Church of the
Holy Rosary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20
Bala-Cynwyd

Miss Louise de la f, Keefe and Miss
Yvonne Fuguet Keefe gave a delightful
dance last night at tho home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. de ".
Keefe. on IIanberris road, Bala. The
guests, who were from the younger set,
included Miss Elizabeth Davlsson, Miss
Christine Newman Miss Ethelwyn Van
diver, Miss Grace Vandiver, Miss Dorothy
Mulford, of New York; Miss Helen Reilly,
Miss Sarah Pedrck Miss Marion r. Pick
ford. Miss Marie McClatchey, Miss Dorothy
Mecke, Miss Ursula Seeburger, Miss Myrtle
Johnston Mr.. Donald Knowlton, Mr.. James
DoIan, Mr.. Charles Hendler Mr.. Edward
Allen, Mr.. Joseph Creamer, Mr.. Charles
Smith. Mr.. George Thompson, Mr., Harry
McNeile. Mr. Edward Hoover, Mr. Joseph
II. Keefe, Mr.. Thomas Barker, and Mr.
John Haynes.
Miss Louise Keefe, will leave the end
of this week for Chelsea, where she will oe
the guest of Miss Gladys Griffiths
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20

don, , Bryn Mawr have returned from a
visit to New York '''
Mr Stanley Hughes of Lancaster ave.
nue. spent the weekend in New York.
RADNoR-Mrs. Edwardi issRowland has
returned from New York t9sssbck Rose her
home in Radnor " '''
Mrs' BENJAMIN Chew and her children. of
tiehNale, Radnor, will leave today for her
villa at Sea Meadow, Natragansett pier
Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ NewliirlI have re.
land ' w -''" i1''s'
ST. DAVIDS-Nfrs. James r. Hughes and
her daughter, of 43t Midland avenue. are
spending a few days at Governors Island
before going to Nantucket. Il. l.. for tbe
summer Major James g. Hughes, L. s. A.
expects to join them later
Mr. and Mrs. j. B Mitchell has taken a
cottage at Nentnor for the summer
WAYNE-MTrs. Henry p. Borie. of Upland
way Wayne, is spending the month of June
at Grindstone Neck and Winter Harbor, Me
Mr, and Mrs II. John Patton and their
family of Gulf road. have taken a cottage
AT Nentnor for the summer
Miss Ruth Orme has returned from Bos
ton, where she spent month visiting
friends
Miss Eugonia Brown has returned home
from school a Natick. Mass
Miss Josephine Scott, who spent the
winter at Wesley Inn, has gone to Sunset,
Me, for the summer.
MISS Eleanor Drier and Miss Katherine
Grant of Pittsburgh, and Miss Jean Web
ster, OF Springfield Mass, have returned
nome after visiting Miss Margaret Riley, Of
Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Thornton closed
their house, ll5 Bloomingdale avenue. yes
terdaN and will spend the summer at Buck
Hill Falls
Dr. and Mrs. William A. De witt and
their children, who were visiting Mrs De
Wits parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. H. Treat,
nave returned to their home in Blossburg,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs, william Post left last
week to spend the summer at Thousand
Islands
Mrs. Wilton w, Blanche and their chill.
dren, of Oak. Lane, will leave this week
to spend the summer in Chelsea.
DENON-Mr. J. clifton Buck gave a
stag dinner of IL covers at lie NOLAN. his
home in Devon, Saturday evening.
Mrs. c. Emory McMichael, of Knoll
House, Devon has been spending n few
days in New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-20

Mrs. wostan Dixey entertained at a
suffrage luncheon last week at her home in
Logan
Miss Gertrude Ross and Miss Molly Ross.
of RosCommon. Doylestown, have Miss Dor
othea Denys, of Washington u. c., as their
guest for several days this week. The
Misses Ross have issued invitations for
luncheon on Thursday in honor of Miss
Denys
Miss Emma Supplee. of Webster avenue,
Wyncote, has returned to her home from
Washington, d. c., where she was the guest
of friends for several weeks.
Miss Jane Curran, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles j. Curran, of 6S02 Lawnton
avenue, Oak Lane, will spend this week at
Atlantic City, where she will be the guest
of Miss Regina Lentz, and her parents at
the Traymore,
Mr. and Mrs c. Cary. of Philadelphia,
have taken Mr.. and Mrs, David Hanly's
residence on Greenwood avenue, Jenkln-
town, for the summer and will move to the
country the end of this month,
Mrs Schively of West avenue. Jenkin.
town, accompanied by Mrs. Fl, Vance
Peters, OF West Philadelphia, has left for
Buck Hin Falls. Pa They will spend sew
Tage
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bockius of Wood
land avenue, Abingdon Pa, have returned
10 their home from Stone Harbor, They
have been spening several days at their
bungalow.
Miss Kathaline Carlin, of Jenkintown, has
returned from Pottsyille, Pa, where she
has been the guest of her aunt for some
time
Mrs Andrew K. Mckee, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Margaret Mckee, of
Wvncote road. Jenkintown, has left tor
chaIsea. where they will spend several
,yseiSs al the Hotel Ostend, returning to
Jenlxintown the middle Of July
Atrs l.. B. Faulkner, Of Summit avenue.
r.pkintown, has returned from Werners-
y1is where she spent several weeks at
Galen Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bush and family, OF
Acornac road Wyncote viii leave the end
~ Inne for their cottage in the Poeono
Mountains. 10 spend the months Of July ana
august.