Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11
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GERMANTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Tatnall. of JO3 !
West liansberry street, are visiting in |
the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs. William Tomlinson. Mrs. Thom
as Tomlinson and Mr.. FELTON, Tomlin-
son. of 500 East Washington lane, have
returned from a visit to Ocean City.
Miss Elizabeth s. Brown. of 20 East
Penn street, is visiting at Orrs Island.
Me.
Miss Emily Brown. of Penn and Lena
streets, is spending three weeks at Cape
May.
Miss Gwendolen Plass. of 743 Chelten
avenue. is doing Y. w. C. A. work at
Camp Stewart. near Hampton Roads.
Miss Mary Balentne and Miss Emma
Balentine, of Bringhurst street, are Wis
iting at Gratersford, Pa.
Miss Reba Namely. of TAI East Chel-
ten avenue, has taken trip to Nantas-
ket, Mass.
Miss Eliza Gum. of Germantown. en-
tertained party of, girls at a marsh
mallOw roast at Woodward S Gardens on
present were the Misses Katharine Hug
gins. Miss Mary Balentine, Miss Emma
Balentine, Miss Emily Brown. Miss Mi
nerva Namely. Miss Eleanor Dodd
Miss Marian Reed. Miss Ruth Cudy,
Miss Lena Miner and others.
Mr.. Paul Brewer. formerly of 281
West Rittenhouse street, iS now, living
in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f. Bacon and
their family, of J121 Pulaski avenue.
are spending the summer in the Poconos
Mrs. Daniel Roberts Harper, of 211
West Chelten avenue, has just returned
from Washington, where shc was visit
ing her son and daughter in law, DR..
and Mrs. Daniel Roberts Harper, Sd.
Announcements of the birth of their
daughter, Edith Lewis Harper, have re-
Gently been sent out.
Troop 103, Girl Scouts of Covenant
Presbyterian Church. at Chelten ave
nue. and Limekiln pike, have just re-
Sinzheimer, their captain, chaperoped
| them.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Bonnie Burns, daughter of Mrs.
a. L. Burns. of 1921 Walnut street,
will spend the next three weeks at
Island Heights.
Mrs. Louisa Plunkett Goggin has
just returned from visit to Southport,
Conn.
Miss Hazel G. Whitney, of Atlanta
Ga: arrived Tuesday to spend several
weeks as the guest of Miss Doris viii
dermuth, of 1927 Locust street.
Mr.. Roger b. Clark, of West Phila
Gelphia, and Mr.. Louis s. Henderson
of Oak Lane, have left for an extended
tour of the Great Lakes. Mr.. J. Angus
tine McCaffrey has left for Chicago tc
visit friends. He will join Mr.. Clark
and Mr.. Henderson there and return
home with them.
Mr.. Leo ]. A. Rooney is taking a
motor trip through New Jersey.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Friends of Mr.. John J. Mullahy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mulahy, will be
glad to hear he obtained his honorabl,
discharge on Monday last, having re
turned as chief yeoman, L. s. n. Mr.
N1ullahy served fifteen months in the
naval reserve force.
Miss Marie Mclaughlin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mclaughlin, of 171t
N1iflin street, will leave this week foI
Boston, en- route to Maine. After al
extensive tour through Maine Miss Nc
Laughlin will return home about Sep
tember 10.
Mr.. Albert Mosser, of 231S Souti
Twelfth street, has received his hon
orable discharge after a years servic,
overseas.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Herring, of 141:
Skunk street, will be glad to hear tha
she is recuperating from her recen
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Tuohy ant
their family Miss Anna Tuohy and Mr.
Francis Tuohy, of 1714 Wolf street, ar,
spending the summer in Atlantic City
They intend remaining at the Apartmen
Chelsea until October 1.
, Judge and Mrs. Rodgers, of Fifteenth
and Morris streets, are spending tn,
summer, with their daughters, Mis-
Josephine Rodgers and Miss Katherine
Rodgers, at the Vermont Apartments
in Atlantic City.