Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-31
South PHILADELPHIA

naVe you ever heard of the "Mone rch
,omhles'v Well, It is Just the most in
sor, ,song vi camping club. with the jolliest
of roo, soung men, who, bent on two weeks
10, \, ,ur', every year go down to Better
Az. Nu'' where they have a most up-to-
a camp and there forget the grind Of
ou sear or business or travelling II was
,asaed ized originally more than twenty
bera ago but none of the original mem.
49, still In the ranks All the men
I,i. members OF st. Ritas Club. Broad and
IT.. hI"pfth streets, which Is always doing
,hs .nings on big scale, and so, when
-, brownies returned this week there
,n'e many queer tales to be told about
o o sluirming cells that persisted in getting
n ,h. nooks that were baited for trout, and
,ho soDer , way some of the members took
u ,ne military drilling that Thomas Maloney
WHO, by the way, is captain of the club)
"sls.ed .,d should form part of their daily
.ou,'ne' when so many of their fellow
sSnen'pers were absent, just because Uncle
na,n LII called them to drill for him. Those
wr wno We're We're able to camp this year included
MT MT Thomas Robinson, president of 81
tita's Club: Mr.. James Robinson, Mr.
Ia,nes Ignn Curley, Mrs Thomas Curley. Mr..
LARRY Curley, Mr., Joseph stheel, Mr.. Gus
Douuero, Mr.. Andrew Cullen Mr. Richard
%ouI,en % Mr.. John Maloney Ohe popular
SG.nete)' Mr. Jack Haley Mr. william
uo,aen, o.s Mr. Joseph Brenninger. Mr.. Rich
wi JOIlll Ircllu, Mr. Joseph
|aHahan and Mr.. Harry Cline.
Mr., and Mrs James +. Martin, of 252s
south Broad street, with their three sons
oohn' James and Joseph. spent the last
three weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs, John j. Curley. OF 2io3
wharton street. are spending the remainder
OF the season at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Gurvitz, of Second
ana Moore streets. with their two small
children. Harold and Edward, are spending
the season at their summer home in Atco
N j.
MISS Margaret Keenan,. of 905 South
Broad street, is at Ocean city at the pres
ent time, where she expects to remain until
atter Labor Day. She is accompanied by
MISS Gertrude McEvoy. of 21l2 South Fif-
teehth street. Miss Keenan's brother, Mr.
James keenan,, is at present travelling
through Iowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma
Where ne is combining business trip for
ms rather with pleasant vacation. Miss
Madeline Keenan, has just returned from a
TWO weeks visit to Cape May.
Miss Helen Sheehan. Of 2oi4 South Thir-
teenth street, has been in Atlantic City for
the last ten days. She will return after
Labor Day
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Duane. of 1912
South Fourth street. with their two little
IL,
the summer at their cottage in Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs Christian Seckinger, with
their daughters. Miss Helen Seckinger and
MISS Julia Seckinger, and their son, Mr..
James Seckinger, of 1882 South Seven
teenth street. are visiting friends in Salem
y, Jp and will remain until after Labor
Day.
Mrs Marian Brooks Shallcross. of 2O22
South Broad street is at present touring
the New England States.
Miss Elizabeth Van Kirk, of PAP Wat
kins street, and Miss Margaret Finlin, OF
2fO9 South Carlisle street. are spending
the month at Atlantic City. They expect
10 remain until after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell, of 232G
Reed street. will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sherman at their cottage in
Nentnor over the holiday. Miss Madeline
O'Donnell, whose marriage to Mr.. Daniel
Heating will take place on September 10
will also spend the weekend in Atlantic
City, accompanied by her sister, Miss Anna
O'Donnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ]. McHugh, OF 42i
Morris street, will spend the weekend al
Wildwood, accompanied by Miss Agnes
Tracey
Miss Agnes Mohan, of 1921 RItner street
returned this week from Atlantic City
where she spent the last two weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Shisler. of col;
| South Broad street, are spending the sum
mer at their cottage in Atlantic city. Mrs
Mary A. Shisler, of 2232 South Broad street
| is occupying her cottage at Atlantic City
that was finished early in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckinney, of 10;
| Fernon street with their daughter. Mis-!
! Blanche Mckinney, are spending the sum
| mer at their cottage in Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton c. Simon, of 1851
South Bread street. are occupying theii
| summer home at Oak Lane during these
| three months. Mr.. Simon's brother, Mr.
David H. Simon, with his wife and fam
| lily. are in their summer home in Elkin'
| Park.
| Dr. S. A. X. Francis, pastor emeritus o
| Trinity Lutheran Church, Eighteenth ant
Wolf streets, is spending the summer will
his family at Wildwood Crest.
Mr. James Connor and the Misses Con
| nor. of $50 Miffiin street. are spending tn,
| summer at their cottage in Wildwood.
Miss Marie McCrosson, Of 2317 Soutl
Seventeenth street has just returned from
Atlantic City, where she spent the las
month.
Mrs. Joseph Scully, with her little daugh
| ter Helen, of Wildwood, is visiting he
| mother, Mrs. NJ. Core, of South Seconc
street.
Miss Isabelle Thompson and Miss Anna
| EIsasser will be among the guests at {
weekend party given by Miss Katherine
Stack at her cottage in Atlantic City.
Mr.. William Mccarthy, of 906 Soutl
| Twenty-thlrd street, sailed for France will
| the medical reserve corps.
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