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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08
TIoGA'

The, members of the North PhiIndpl
nhia branch of the Emergency Aid of
Pennsylvania will hold their opening
meeting of the season on Friday after
noon at the club house. 3145 North
Broad street Mrs. Walter A. Nash.
IN, 1he chairman, will preside Mrs
lhomas Robbins. one of the vice pres
ldents of the Emergency Aid of the
STATE; VIII make an address. Plans
nifty spirit in this section with the club
house as a community center. The
North Philadelphia branch aims to be
prepared for any emergency that may
require its service. Following the
meeting tea will be served at 4 o'clock
with Mrs. Winfield c. Scott presiding.
Mrs. j.. G.. Applegatc. Mrs. A. 3.
Mosebach, Miss Margaret Reynolds
Miss Mary A. Felin are the vice chair
men of the branch; Mrs Frank r.
Malloy is the treasurer, and Mrs. A.
II: Schaufer the secretary. There are
1S5 members.
Mrs. Frank Hacker, of 3645 North
Eighteenth street, gave reception last
evening at her home for the members
of the A. w. r. Society of the Ten
pie, Baptist Church, Twenty second
ana Iloga streets. Her guests in
tiuuVu MTS. NldTd -. oguen, MIS-. NJ
r. Maddox, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
Agate, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick a,
Myers, Mr.. Frank y. Hacker, Mr., and
Mrs. Hugh Kerr Miss Emile II. Cra-
ven, DR.. and Mrs. Howard. II. MelIor,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Burt Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer II. Wallng, Mr., and
Mrs. Eugene Walling, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dilks, Miss Carrie h. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrsl William France, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B, Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs II,
j.. Graf, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Thompson, Mrs.
Thomas G. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Pro,
pert, Mrs. NJ. B. Shnster Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 9. Speed, Mrs. J. II, Thomas,
Miss Millie Thomas. Doctor and Mrs.
James Williamson and Miss f.. Jane
Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong
and their young sons have returned to
their winter home on West Tlogai
street, after passing the summer and
autumn at their Ocean City cottage.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Louisa Kauffeld, Mrs. George
Sonneborn. Mrs. William Kirchuer and
Mrs. Charles Stein will entertain the
Ladies' Aid of the Holy Cross Lutheran
Church this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Stein, in Noble, Pa. There arc
100 members of the aid. Mrs. Mary
kauffel Id is the president. Mrs. Mary
Sim is vice president Mrs. Louisa
kauffeld, secretary, and Mrs. George
Sonneborn, treasurer.
The wedding of Miss Roberta Lee
Ilirshberg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Hirshbcrg, of 2251 North Twen
ty-hrst street, and Mr.. David Arthur
Magazener. of 005 Duncannon avenue.
will take place at ) o'clock on Thurs
day evening, October %, in the Teller
Memorial Chapel. on North Broad
street. The bride will be attended by
her sister. Miss Clarice Hirshberg, and
Mr.. Henry Rosenthal, the bride S
cousin, will be best man.
Mr. and Mrs George l.. Katz have
returned from the PocOno mountains
where they spent their honeymoon, and
will be at home at 2735 North Thir-
teenth street. The bride was Miss vii
hemina Holzbaur, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Holzbaur, of 2S10 North
Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Kendrick and
their young son, Master Clark Ken
drick, Jr., who have been spending the
summer with Mrs. Hendricks s mother
Mrs; Franklin Wagner, have returned
TO thelr home in Tulsa, Okla.
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Lcviathan. after having spent twenty
seven months in France, where he was
awarded Il moritorious citation by the
general for faithful and efficient scrr-
ice. Both Captain Cassidy and his
brother, Captain Albert Cassidy, who
also returned from France with Gen
cral Porshng, are now stationed in
Washington.
Miss Helen Deighton, of 373S Mana
yunk avenue, will entertain the mem
brrs of the Beta Chapter of the Beta
Kappa Sigma at luncheon on Saturday
at her home. Her guests will include
Miss Margaret Schrieber, Miss Kath-
arine Smith, Miss Lois Green, Miss
Esther Ackroyd, Miss Margaret Judge.
Miss Beatrice Tippen, Miss Mary
Faber. Miss Sidney Pollock. Miss Har-
rict pentland. Miss Miriam Nandc-
grift. Miss Bertha Ormston, Miss
Eleanor Blood, Miss Justine Keller,
Miss Alice Byron and Miss Katharine
Faber.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis l.. Bromley, of
112 Rochelle avenue, have returned
from an automobile trip to Washing
ton and further south.
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NORRISTOWN

Among the guests at the miscclla
neous shower given by Miss Alma
Purdy. of bridgeport, in honor of Miss
Matilda Archer, were Mrs. Ralph
March, Mrs. Frank Shoemaker, Mrs.
James Alleva. Miss Linda Loeser, Miss
Carrie and Miss Bessie Althouse, Miss
Florence Archer. Mrs. Anna Quinn,
Miss Madeline and Miss Philomena AL
leva. Miss Helen and Miss Jeanette
Purdy and Miss Elizabeth Paul. Miss
Archer will be married to Mr.. William
Il. Humburg, of Brooklyn, n, Y, on
Wednesday,, October 10.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Styer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Styer.
of Fort Washington, and Mr.. Ernest
q. GRADER, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Graber. of Limerick. took place Sat
urday, October 4, at the home of the
brides parents. The Rev. j. 7. Scott,
pastor of the Jeffersonville Presbyterian
Church, o'iliciated at the ceremony. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Harriette Styer, as maid of honor,
The bridesmaids included Miss Lillian
Fry aud Miss Frieda Graber, sister of
the bridegroom. The flower girl was
Miss Mary Walton. Mr.. Homer Ora
Der, brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. and the ushers were Mr.
Isaac Schlichter and Mr.. John Knde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graber, upon their re-
turn from wedding trip to Atlantic
City, will reside at the Blackfan Apart
ments, Norristown. They will be at
home after December l
Miss Mabel Saurman, of Hnws ave
nue., has returned from months stay
at Wernersville, Pa.
Mrs. William Il. Meyer, of Torrance
street, will spend several weeks in
Northampton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Baird, of the
Blackfan, are in Harrisburg visiting
Mrs. Baird's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. M. Baumbach.
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SOCIAL. ACTIVITIES

Miss Jean C. Bullitt, of Birdwood,
Torresdale, has issued invitations for Il
debutante luncheon on Friday, October
II. at the Acorn Club, in honor of Miss
Gloria yillalon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramon Villalon, of Havana,
Cuba, who is spending some time here
at the Hamilton.
Miss Villalon is a niece of Mrs A.
Garesche Norris and cousin of Miss
Dorothy Newbold Ely, who is de-
butante of this year.
Miss Emile Potter Noble, daughter
of Mrs. FranciS l.. II. Noble, of Rex
avenue, Chestnut Hill, will be intro
duced at tea which Mrs. Harry O.
Potter, of Seventeenth and Walnut
streets, will give in her honor at the
Acorn Club on November "a, from to
6 80 o'clock Besides a number of deb
utantes, Mrs. Noble, Miss Mobiles
mother, and her aunt, Miss Mathilde
Potter, will receive.
Those present at the dinner which
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Hopes, Of
Mermaid lane and Cherokee avenue,
Chestnut Hill, gave in honor of their
daughter, Miss Josephine G.. Hopes,
last evening. were Miss Mary Ernestne
Appleton, Miss Helen Shelton, Miss
Jane Maule, Miss Margaret Dallett,
Miss Rachel Price, Miss Josephine
Reeves, Mr.. Jackson Marvel, of Will
mington; Mr.. John Merriam, Mr.. Ed
ward Fleming, Mr.. Brice Blynn, Mr..
Norman Milne, Lieutenant Parks and
Mr.. John Robertson, of Boston. After
dinner the guests went to the Merton
Cricket Club to attend the dance which
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. James Cav
erly Newlin.
Miss Mary T., Goodman, daughter of
Mrs. Howard r. Seaver, and Miss
Anne b. Townsend, daughter of Mr..
]. Barton Townsend, will be guests of
honor at dinner dance to be given on
October 80, by Mr.. and Mrs, G. Brinton
Roberts, of Llanengan, Bala.
Miss Helen Hope Wilson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alan d. Wilson, will
be guest Of honor at dinner given by
her parents, at their home, Pear Grove
House, Villanova, on October 20, be
fore the dance to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hancock, in honor of Miss
Anita Merchant Evans, at the Radnor
Hunt Club.
Mrs. Heary s. Jeanes gave small
dinner last evening ia honor of her
daughter Miss Marsaretta $. Jeanes,
ct Lasxell. thaks Rioce ~ nsson, be-
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Gilman. of
1905 Ritner street, have issued invita-
tons for the wedding of their daughter.
Miss Margaret Clements, and Mr.
Francis Schneider, on Wednesday morn
ing. October 10. in tho Church Of st.
Monica's, Seventeenth and Ritncr
streets.
Miss Mary X. Toner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Toner. Of 1885
Ritner street, is spending the week end
with friends at Newark.
Miss Mary *. Toner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Toner. of 1885 Ritncr
street. is spending the week with friends
at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Smythc. of
2516 South Nineteenth street, gave Il
small reception Mt their home on Sun
day evening in honor of their sons
first birthday. Master Johnic Smythc
blew the large candle out from his cake
amidst many ''ahs' and "ohs' from
those present.
Mr.. James ConnelY, we'll known bari
tone of South Philadelphia. has sre-
turned to his home at 2014 South
Eighteenth street after having spent
the early autumn with friends at Nor
folk. On his arrival home, on Satur-
day evening, Mr. Connely was given a
surprise stag party by his friends Mr..
Martin Henry, Mr.. William j. Keegan.
Mr.. Frank Carney and Mr.. Joseph P.
Dougherty. Mr.. Connely rendered sew
cral solos, with Mr.. Henry accompany
ing him at the piano.
Friends of Mr.. David II. Heppard,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry leopard,
of 1921 Wolf street, will be glad to
learn be is recuperating from his recent
illness. Mr.. Heppard has recently re
ceived his honorable discharge after
serving eighteen months with the infan -
| try overseas.
Mr.. Henry Rosetsky has returned to
his home, 01S Passyunk avenue, after
having spent the summer and early
autumn at Atlantic City. Mr.. Rosetsky
will resume his studies at the Univcr
sity of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold f. Service
have closed their cottage Mt Cape May.
where they have been spending the sum
mer and early autumn. and with theil
children have returned to their home
300 South Cleveland avenue.
Mr.. John ]. O'Keefc, of the Cor.
ley c. c., has returned to his home
1916 South Fifteenth street, after Civ.
ing two years active service with the
navy.
Miss Sarah Sherman. of northeast
corner Third and Catharine streets, will
leave on October IA to visit her uncle
in Chicago, and then will tour the
West. She will return home the latter
part of November.
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Observation-Disclosures

An interesting afternoon wedding to
take place today is that of Miss Marie
NJ. Leopold, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
NJ. S. Leopold. of 1913 North Seven
tecnth street. and Nv Charles X. Ros-
enthal, of Binghamton, \. \. The
ceremony will be performed at O'Clock
in the Mercantile Club. Broad and
Master streets by the Rev. Joseph
Krauskopf. ID. D.. of the kcncscth
Israel Temple. and reception will
follow. The brides father will give her
in marriage. She will wear II gown of
white satin, veied with chiffon and
duchess lace. Orange blossom clusters
will hold her tulle veil in place and
orchids will form her bouquet Miss
Dorothy Leopold, who will be her sis
ter's only attendant. will wear a gown
of orchid taffeta and net of the same
shade and. will carry orchid color
chrysanthcmums.
Mr.. Roy Present will be Mr. RoScn.
thal's best man; and the uSherS will
include Mr.. Marvin Bronncr. Mr.. Mar
shall We'll. DR.. Simon Leopold, cousin
of the bride, and her brother, Mr..
Marshall Leopold. Mr.. Roscnthal and
his bride will leave for a three weeks
automobile trip through New England
and upon their return will be Mt homr
in Binghamton. y. Y.
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some of these students: how they do
butcher and kill the beauty of music.
Really. sometimes I must relax in order
to play with genuine Interpretation after
listen to them pounding the keys
But there are many young men
who come into Houston Hall who really
know music. They gather in closely
when ! play Chopin, for they love to
hear his Military polonasse' and the
Funeral March. Schubprt's Fri
kocnig and 'Kamcnnoi Ostrow.' by
Rubinstein also please the boys. OF
course, every one likes the popular
operate airs, the sextet and the others.
others.
Penn Hymn Beautiful
Hail Pennsylvania. the University
hymn, Is most beautiful composition.
It carries with it such great depth
OF meaning, and is easily recognized as
the music Of the Russian national
anthem. The drcary and saddened life
OF those who have existed for so long
in Russia is characterized in this music,
but when the students sing it. it stands
for and cxcmnliies the love for their
alma mater. the spirit of their school
which has touched their souls"
Mr.. Rowland declares he has
mrmorizcd 900 musical compositions.
which he plays on either the piano or
organ. He seldom attempts popular
music, as it distracts him, he says. His
visits to the University are a source OF
pleasure, and affords him much oppor
tunity for observation. His informal
musicales have been appreciated so much
that twice the students have collected
n purse for him.
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GER M ANTOWN

Mrs. Harry Morris station. of Cot
tage row. Germantown, returned Sat
urday last from Peermont, Avalon. n.
j., where the family spent the summer
months at their bungalow Birds Nest.
Miss Catharine Lyle, of Edinbor-
ough, Scotland, is visiting Mrs Station
before sailing for Scotland on Novcm-
ber / from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Gunther
arrived home from their wedding trip
on Sunday evening and are at home at
1907 Uber street. Mrs. Gunther will
be remembered as Miss Glendora Kes-
slcr, daughter of Mrs. f. l.. Kessler,
before her marriage on Septembre 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Wchner
Jr., have returned from their wedding
trip to Washington, and are at home
IN their apartment on West Queen
LANE. Mrs. Wehner was. before her
marriage in the Church of st. Vincent
dc Paul on October /, Miss Margaret
l.. Mackissy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Mackissy.
Mrs. Charles Hildebrand. of Chelten
avenue and Chew street, entertained
the members of the Social Hour, Ger
mantown Chapter, No, 223. Order of
the Eastern Star, at the Belfeld Coun-
trS NluD Inls AFTERNOON at = o'clock.
Among the guests were Mrs. Elsie w.
Mason, Mrs. Emma Tyson, Mrs.
Martha Knott Mrs. Jacob G.. Myers,
Mrs: Mary C. Crossingham. Mrs. Wcs-
ley II. Paramore, Mrs. Sarah II. Ora =
ham, Mrs. Belle p. Hornsby, Mrs. Aimee
Tompkins, Miss NJ. Elizabeth Walter,
Mrs. Grace Jamison, Mrs. Cora
Prince. Mrs. Helen w. Walter. Mrs.
ELLA Marple, Miss Frances p. Barker,
Mrs. Emma r. Carr; Mrs. Rebckah p
Styer, Mrs. Anna Richards, Mrs. Car
rie b. Kern, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Pickles,
Mrs. Ella G. Stakes, Mrs. Bessie S.
Rue, Mrs, Ida Walter and Mrs. Mar
garet w. Crawford.
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HELEN HITCHCOCK TO WED
Equestrienne Betrothed to Ensign J,
A. Clark. War Veteran

WcStbury, l.. L.. oct. S.--AIr and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, OF the Meadow
Brook colony, announced yesterday the
engagement of their daughter Miss
Helen Hitchcock, to Ensign James Ave.
rcll Clark. L. s. ~, son of Mrs. George
Crawford Clark, of southampton, J.. l..
and Sew York city. The engagement is
one of the most interesting to society
this season.
Miss Hitchcock is one of the most ac-
compishcd cQucstrienneS of the East,
and has won many prizes with her
fathers hunters in Piping Rock, Mca %
dow Brook and Mineola competitions
and also at Aiken. where they have Il
winter home. With her mother. also d
brilliant rider, she organized the first
womans polo club in America. Ensigr
Clark served in the war as major. wa,
captured by the Germans and escaped
returning to America on fur!ough.
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NEW JERSEY>NoTEs

At the Columbus Day celebration
to be given on October IA under the
auspices of the newly organized
knights of Columbus of Palmyra and
Riverton, addresses will be made by
Miss katherine Breezy. Mr.. Harvey
NJ. Watts and Judge James ]. Cor
man. The Neapoitan String Quartet
will appear several times on the pro
gram, and the other artists will be
Miss Mary r, Fay, soprano; Mr..
Henry HOtz, baritone, and MIR. Will
in charge Of the following committee: I:
Mr.. Theodore Earle Jennings, Mr..
Frank c. Belts. Sr., Mr.. Thomas Nc
Crosson, Mr.. Robert S. Leithead, ID,
Mr. John Strohcin and Mr.. Harry c.
Sim.
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CHESTNUT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Davis and their
family, Of Bryan street, returned from
Bay Head yesterday.
The Misses d'Invilliers, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d'Invilliers, of
McCallum street, gave a small informal
supper on Monday evening for n few
friends.
Miss Gertrude Edwards, of Sydney
street, Mount Airy, gave n card party
on Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Mary Murphy, daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward Murphy, of Evergreen avenue.
Chestnut Hill.
The Consolation Dramatic Club. of
Chestnut Hill, will have debate on
woman suffrage on October 20, followed
by a supper and dance, at its hall on
Chestnut avenue.
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fore the Newlin dance Mt the Merton
Cricket Club The dinner was sur
prise in honor of Miss Jeanes's birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Barklie Henry and
Miss Gertrude u. G. Conway have re-
turned to Pine Cottage, their home in
Rosemont, for the autumn season.
Mrs Henry will give series of din
ners to introduce her daughter, Miss
Conaway, to society.
Miss Hannah Hobart and Miss Ruth
Hobart, daughters of Mrs. Charles
Wheeler, Jr., of Camp Run Farm, Vii
lanova, returned from California on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fenno Hoffman,
who have just returned from Japan, are
staying with Mrs. j. Ogden Hoffman
at her home in Radnor.
Miss Elizabeth Hobart Morris, daugh =
ter of the Rev. Richard Morris, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Paul, in New
Hampshire. The engagement of Miss
Morris to Mr.. Willard Spencer Jr.,
was announced last year.
Mrs. Harry Maybin Hart, of Wood =
ley House., Nillanova, returned last
night from New York.
Mrs. Richard McSherry and her in e
fant son have been visiting Mrs. Nc
Sherry's mother, Mrs. Rollin Wilbur,
| in st. Davids.
The wedding of Miss Mary Lee Hick
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Baylor Hickman, to Major Charles
School Blakely, U. S. A., will take
place today at 4 o'clock in Calvary
Church, Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. j. NJ. Townsend entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Starke, of West
Philadelphia, at her cottage in Atlantic
City, over the week end.
The engagement of Mrs. Townsend $
daughter Miss Beatrice NJ. Bender, tc
Mr.. Albert Allen Simpler, of Lans
downe, has been recently announced
DR.. and Mrs. Louis II. Mutschler
who have been spending the late sum
mer and early autumn in the White
Mountains, n. H., and on the Maine
coast, have returned to their home 1922
Spruce street.
Friends of Mrs. James Dobson, Of
Bella Vista, Falls of Schuylkill viii
be glad to hear that she is recovering
from her recent illness.
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Observation-Disclosures

A very pretty wedding will take place
this evening Mt I o'clock in tho Church
of the Advocate. Eighteenth and Dia
mond streets. when Miss Helen +.
Boothroyd of 1850 Carlisle street. will
become the bride of Mr.. Russell Monroe
Buckley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elton
J. Buckley, of 30 Carpenter street. Ger.
mantown. The Rev. Henry MARTIN
Medary, pastor of the church. will Of
ficiate. The bride will be given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. Charles +.
Boothroyd.
Miss Boothroyd will be attended by
Mrs. Williams Charles O'Npil. Tr. and
Miss Grace d. Stevenson, both of this
city. The brdegroom's brother. Mr..
Earle A, Buckley, will act as best man.
The ushers arc Mr. Edward Il. Tour
ison, Jr., Mr.. Horace Il. Dayidheiser.
Mr.. Raymond G.. Buckley. of this city.
and Mr.. Robert G.. Miller, Of New York.
There will be Il small reception at the
brides home after the ceremony.
The bride will wear Il simple gown
of white satin with silver cloth train.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckley will live in Tioga.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Abrahams, Of
3l19 Diamond street, will be given Il
reception on Saturday evening ut the
Hotel Adelphia. in honor of their tiftieth
wedding anniversary. Although neither
was born in this city, they have lived
here the great part of their lives and
their one son, two daughters and five
grandchildren also live here. Both are
well known for their charitable
work, having recently donated an so-
lation building to the Seaside Home in
Atlantic City in honor of this anniver-
Sary. During the war Mr.. Abrahams
evidenced his patriotism by outtitting
an entire regiment of selected service
men when they went to Camp Meade
and later when they embarked for over
seas. Mr.. Abrahams is prominent in
club and fraternal circles, being mpn-
Der of the Manufacturers Club. the
Mercantile Club. the Masonic Order.
Moose, Elks and many other frutcrnaI
organizations. lie is also director
of the Peoples Trust Company, was
treasurer of the Maternity Home for
twelve years and is now treasurer of
the Seaside Home at Atlantic, which
every year gives the poor children of
this city Il chance TO get short vaca
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mark Elkin. their
daughter. Miss Florinc Elkin, and
son, Master Paul Elkin, of 320S Dia =
mond street, have closed their cottage
at Atlantic City and returned home.
Mr.. Newton Elkin. another son. who
recently resigned his commission in the
navy, has also returned. Miss Elkin
has resumed her art studies.
Senator and Mrs. Augustus f. Daix
.Ir., and family. of 1913 North Thirty
third street. have closed their cottage
at Avalon, y. j.. and returned home.
Mr.. Jack Daix. their son, has matri
culatcd in this years class at the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis
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ROxPOROuGH

Miss Marian Roberts Hendrcn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Hcndren. of 6736 Ridge avenue, has
returned from BIuctield. W. Va, where
she spent several weeks as the guest
of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph $. Collinson
have returned from their wedding trip
The bride, before her marriage on Sep
tcmber 3, was Miss Elizabeth Hamil
ton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hamilton, of Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Miller have
returned from tour through the West
to the Pacific coast.
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SEEK WELFARE WORKERS
Community Service Ready to Teach
Unframed Volunteers

Unframed volunteers who wish to do
social work will have a chance here
after to work through the Community
Service of Philadelphia, which has
opened placement bureau at 1918
Walnut street,
The new bureau will act as a clear
ing house for volunteers for all sorts
of social service, and will also give ad-
vice and training to persons wishing to
learn welfare work. There will be
training classes for those who wish to
specialize.
Many believed that the end of the
war meant the end of various welfare
services, but organizations have found
that their work is still needed and they
want workers. Any persons wishing to
volunteer may apply at 1918 Walnut
street, and they will be placed with some
organization Ia the city.
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ERANkEORD

Miss Mildred Sterling, of Arrott
street. is spending Il few weeks with
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. +. Duval and Miss l.. Duval.
of Frankford, are spending some time
at their cottage in Stone Iarbor.
Mrs. NJ Carter, of Orthodox street,
is entertaining Mrs. l.. Whitelain and
son, of Boston, as her guests for a
fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Herbert. of
1856 Harrison street, have returned
from Ocean City.
Miss Louise Merkel, of Foukrod
street will spend the coming week
end with friends at Atlantic City.