Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-27
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Episcopal Church Cape May to Benefit by Fcte Circ
Home OF Mr. and Mrs Horace Eugene Smith Beach
Auenue Next SatWddy-OtIcr Matters

Lanccy street who is visiting in romtrct,
Mass. will later go to Murray Bay for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs James Winsor. of Havcrford, has gone
TO Dark Harbor, Me. to spend the summer.
Mrs George s. Robbins, of Haverford. has
gone to Bar Harbor, Me. for the summer.
Mrs. Theobald +. Clark of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Charles W. NcNin,
of 2021 Locust street
Miss Mary lngham is spending two months
in Randolph, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs Edward walz. of Overbrook
are at their summer home. EggcmoESn
Little Pier Island, Me.
Mrs Ralph Stewart Of 1.ansdowne en-
tcrtaned yesterday at luncheon and bridge
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs George Morgan have returned
from their wedding trip and have taken an
apartment at Fifteenth and Locust streets
Mrs Morgan, before her wedding two weeks
ago. was Mrs. Edgar Fctherston
Judge and Mrs. Eugene G. Bonniwcll have
taken the Logan NJ. Bullitt house at Torres
dale for the summer.
Or Robert II. Dunnington has gone to
California to remain at the Hotel Washing
ton. San Francisco, until the middle of
August.
MIR. ". II. Arrott has left for Mount Kinco
Hotel Kineo, Me-, to stay until September is
Mrs Mary Darlington is staying at Cedar
Club, Ocean View, Del, until the middle of
next month.
Nrs Harrison I Gin ic stnyinu Inrnpo
1nn Pocono Manor Pa. for several weeks.
The Captains Association of the Girl
Scouts will give picnic at Willow Grove on
Saturday afternoon to number of sailors
from League Island. This aSsociat ion. which
includes membership of more than $40
girls. is composed of the captain and leu
tenant Of every Girl Scout troop in the rha
depha Division.
During the last winter a number of dances
were given to the men in the service. and
the success of thcse affairs has led the COM
mittoe To plan this more attractive form of
hot-weather entertainment. About forty of
the Girl Scout officers will attend the picnic.
and the number of sailors have been
invited. Arrangements for the party have
been made by Miss Bertha Green, president
| OF the association. assisted by Miss Dorothy
| Neal Mrs John Martin and Mrs Victor La
| veil, the local director.
DR.. Russell Bowles. L. :. y. and Mrs.
BoWleS. OF ONerbrOOk. VIII leave the city this
week to spend a tcn-day leave at Lake Placid.
| where they will be the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. NJ. McNeeiy.
| Dr. and Mrs W. r. $. Werntz and their
| daughter, Miss Agnes Werntz. have closed
| their home IN Media. and now living out
| on their farm near the Rose Tree Hunt for
| the summer.
Miss Frances Lodge. of III South Eight
| ccnth street. who has been spending the
| last week in New York. will leave tho city
today to spend the remainder of the sum-
mcr at Ocean city.
| Mrs. Robert Hunter and her two little
| daughters Miss Laura Hunter and Miss Vir-
ginia Hunter who have been spending the
winter at FL Paso. Tex. are now living in
| Tennessee, to be near Lieutenant Hunter
| NJ. O. r. G., who is stationed at a southern
camp. Mrs. Hunter will be remembered as
| Miss llelep North. daughter of Mrs. Laura
North. of South Broad street
Friends of Lieutenant Paul Eslmg. L. s r
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. F.sliug of
OvcrbroOk, will be glad to hear of his safe
arrival in France
Miss Jean Edelman has returned to her
home. % South Twenty-frs street after
| spending the last week visiting III Phoenix
| Vile.
! Miss Salon" Alien. daughter of Dr. and
| Mrs. John Y. Allen Of Fraul<ford avenue left
| the city on Thursday for extended visit TO
| SprimG Lake.
| Scrg' mt Bernard L. Brooks T. : 49,
| and Mrs. Brooks. of the Frankrord Arsenal =
| are receiving congrat ulat ions upon the birth
| of a daughter Bcrnicc BELL Brooks
| Tn" agents of the EuutahIe Assurance
| Company were entertained all day Yesterday
| at the Phiimont Country club through the
| courtesy of Mr. Jacob We'll. chairman of the
| entertainment committee There were golf
| tennis and baseball matches during the day
| and dinner was served. Mr.. Taylor of New
| York, vice president Of the company was
| present Others on the committee were MIR
| Foster, Mr.. Levy and Mr. Mccarthy.
| Friends of Corporal Howard r. Clasen will
| he glad to hear that word has been re-
| ceived of his safe arrival overseas
SERVICE FLAG TO BE RAISED
AT FESTIVAL THIS EVENING