Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
WEEK END AT SEASHORE
FOR BRIDAL PARTY
Tiogans Spend Day in Country
at Summer Place in
HallOwell

Perhaps it is because "all the world loves
a lover that it has grown to he quite a
fad this autumn for those who have cottages
at the seashorc ana who have friends to
be married in September or october, to en-
tertain the bridal party over the weekend.
The young people are so jolly and happy
and thoroughly enjoy all the good times
arranged for them NJ and Mrs, William
H. Goary and their daughter Miss Helen
Geary, of 3Si2 North Eighteenth street,
will entertain one Of these bridal house
parties from tomorrow until Monday eve
ming at their cottage in Atlantic city Miss
+. Neva Hartzen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jordan H. Hart2ell, Of 1902 West Erie ave-
nue. is the hride-to-be, and Mr. Howard
Marshall Adams is the bridegroom They
will be married on Wednesday evening,
october 10, in st, Paul's Reformed Epis-
Cipal Church Broad and Nenango streets.
The bridal party includes Mrs. Charles
Snyder, Jr, matron of honor; Miss Helen
Van Ronk, maid Of honor, Miss Helen
Geary. Miss Helen Tabram, bridesmaids !;
Mr. Charles Adams. best man; Mr.. Charles
Snyder, Jr., Mr.. Lester Dickinson and Mr.
Alfred Magee, ushers. on Saturday eve
ming a theatre party will he given in honor
and showers given i'm honor of Miss Hart
zel was that Of Miss Helen Van Ronk on
Monday at her home, 3Sl7 North Sixteenth
street In addition to the brides attend
ants, the guests included Miss Alice Tlhram,
Mrs Harry Banck, Miss Helen Houston,
Mrs Lester Dickinson, Miss Kathryn Har-
ley. Miss Anna HmangO, Miss Louise ko-
lenberg and Mrs. Charles Oughten.
\ What lovely weather for all-day parties
in the country with all the gold and scarlet
flowers of autumn! Mrs. Charles Meix-
ner. OF North Nineteenth street, whose
country place is at Hallowell, Pa, enter
tained a number of friends all day Tues
day, They included Mrs, David Rentschler
Mrs Minnie Lipsett, Mrs. George Felitz,
Mrs Charles Pray Lower, Mrs. George Car
nan, Mrs. Clarence McCoOl Taylor and
Mrs Charles Blumhart, most Of whom have
recently returned from their summer out
ings, Mrs Taylor from ocean city, Mrs.
Lipsett from HoboSen. n. j., and Mrs.
Felitz from Barren Hill Mrs. Blumhart
will spend the remainder of September at
Woodbury., y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Henry, of 2OlS
West Estaugh street are home from several
weeks stay at the Delaware Water Gap
The Tioga Improvement League which
is entering upon an active campaign to im-
prove. this section, has elected the following
officers for 1917 and 1918: Mr.. Harry r.
Kern, president; Mr.. Joseph II, Bush, Mr.
| A. schroeder, MT ltODell w bIo"U, vice
! presidents Mr.. George l., Rote Mr.. Joseph
Sternberger, secretaries, and Mr.. Leslie IL
| Getz, treasurer.
All the selected drafted men Of the
United States army living in the Tioga sec.
tion of the Thirty-seyenth, Thirty-eighth
and Forty-Aird Wards, numbering about
| 500, were given a reception and entertain
ment on Monday night in the Casino Thea
| tTe, Broad street below Erie avenue by the
| Tioga Business Mems Association. This
was the final entertainment for the mer
| prior 20 their departure for camp. Mr.
| Wilbur H. zimerman. president Of the asso
| citation, welcomed the men, who were ac'
| companied by their families. Mr. Robert
| Griffith, of tho Civil Service Board, made q
| patriotic address, and there was jolly
program to make every one laugh and forget
i for an hour or two that serving ones coun
| try means parting from loved ones.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClelland hav,
closed their summer home in Wildwood, and
| have opened their Tioga residence, S42!
North Fifteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Wilkinson. Jr ans
their daughter Miss Edith Wilkinson o.
1904 Hunting Park avenue, have returnet
from a summers stay In Chelsea.