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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Among the guests Mt the luncheon and
card party which Mrs. Alice Best Long
worth of the Satterlec Apartments and
JJ0i Winchester avenue. Nentnor, will
give on Monday at the Ambassador
Hotel. Atlantic City, will be Mrs.
Thomas Sinclair. Mrs. Harry llumph-
rics. Mrs George Walton. Mrs. Walton
Wells. Mrs. Warren Coffin. Mrs. Harry
Tyson. Mrs. Charles Bonsor. Mrs.
William Ware. Mrs. Charles Walworth.
.Jr.. Mrs. John Bowkcr, Mrs. Harry
Reese. Mrs. Charles A. Daniel.
Mrs. Edwin Ware. Mrs. William Rca.
Mrs. Livingston Wells. Mrs. Samuel
VAIN, Mrs. Charles Weld, Mrs.
Joseph Gilflian. Mrs. Alexander Lcves.
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. George
Elcck. Mrs. Theodore Schnipf. Mrs.
George Young. Miss Mary Jackson.
Mrs. William Mczzer. Mrs. Forest B.
English. Mrs. William MiA1in. Mrs
James Balfour. Mrs. Bessie Bourn,
Mrs: Louis Barker, Mrs. Lydia T.
Champion. Mrs. Edward Story. Mrs. II.
II. Thorn. Mrs. Frank Steckley, Miss
Hammer. Mrs. Harry G. Ramsey. Mrs.
G. Walton Whitcman. Mrs. George
II. Clamer, Mrs. Joseph Williams. Mrs.
Joseph Mathew. Mrs. George Mousley,
Mrs. David Richardson. Mrs. Warren
Hamilton, Mrs. Robert IL. IngcrsoIl.
Mrs. Albert Sansom Mrs. Samuel
Townsend. Mrs. Charles Fcrnberg. Mrs,
James McCalom, Mrs. Frederick Parks.
Mrs. William Brooke Dunwoody is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pcnrosc
Dunwoody at their home. 424 South
Forti"th street. Captain William
Brooke Dunwoody. L. s. A.. is n mem
per of the reCimcntal staff of the First
Division, " s. army. now in Coblenz,
Germany.
Mrs. Ethyl NJ. IIedrick. of West Phil :
adelphia. opened up her cottage in At
lantir City early in Juno and she will
remain there until late in September.
after which she will go to the mountains
for short stay. Miss Grace f. Hew =
EFT. of West Philadelphia. has been the
guest of Mrs. f. NJ. Hcdrick over the
week ends of June and July. They
have frequently been seen on the walk
and bathe daily from Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Earle H. Foster, of 511O Web
ster street. gave a luncheon in honor of
her daughter. Isabelle Peel Foster, on
her first birthday anniversary.
Miss Anna II. McColgan, of 20S3
Janney street, and Mr.. Samuel Klein.
of 5000 Witte street, were quietly mar
ried last Monday at st. Joseph 5
Church. Washington. ID. c. They are
taking their wedding trip through New
England and expect to return about the
middle of next month
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mrs. J. Archer Ruon. of Devon. is
spending short time at Beach Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Ball, of Over
brook, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Freeman,
of st. Davids, will leave next Friday
to spend August at Rangely Lakes,
Me. A
Mr.. r. r. Varie and Miss Varie. of
Ardmore. are spending two weeks at
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey j. Sayen. of
Rosemont. are spending the summer at
Pine Bluff Inn. Point Pleasant, n. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Wister. of
Devon, have gone to Manchester, Mass,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Clifford Taylor. of
st. Davids. are spending a fortnight
at Eagles Mere.
Mrs. David Rupp. Sd, of Wayne, has
returned from visit to York.
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MOTHER LOVE WINS
OVER GRIM POVERTY
Texas w o m an Mortgages
Horses and Cow to Visit In.
valid Soldier Son in N. Y.

New York. July 26.-(By A. P.)-
Mrs. William Hammond. Of German,
Tex. mother of eleven children. sum-
moncd by telegraph to the bedside of
her critically i'll soldier son, Ruel r.
Hammond. twenty two years old, ar
rived at st. Mary's Hospital in Ho
bokcn today. She mortgagcd two horses
and COW to raise the money to get
here and said she was paying 10 per
cent interest on the loan, which Ruel
will help pay off when he gets well.
Warned of the high cost of living in
New York. Mrs Hammond brought
with her large bag of homemade
Texas bread which. she hoped, would
last until her return to German. Nurses
and friends at the hospital raised
fund to supply the impoverished but
happy mother with shoes, hat and
new dress. and when she was ushered
into the sick ward to see her boy he
smiled wanly. and after embracing and
kissing the white haired woman re-
marked:
"Well, nom. they can put you in
fine city clothes. but they can't take
the Texas walk out of your feet"
Young Hammond, who is the eldest
of the family. and younger brother
volunteered for service at the outbreak
Of the war. lie saw active service in
France and his brother, II sailor. is a
member of the crew of the army trans
port Powhatan.
Mrs. Hammond said she had written
to Secretary Daniels asking that he be
hOnorably discharged, nov that the
armistice has been signed. so that he
can help us run the farm
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WAR MEDAL PLUS KISSES
6ryn Mawr Girl Upsets French Gus
topp huf-l

Miss Gertrude Ely, of Bryn Mawr,
in charge of Y. NJ. c. \. work with the
Eighteenth Infantry, was awarded the
CroiX de Gucrrc and two kisses ut Mon
tabaur. headquarters of the First D-
vision. near the end of the bridgehcad
held by the army of occupation.
The kisscs-on both rhcckS-arc
common enough when French generals
pin the medal on men. It's the custom
of the country. But General Andricu.
representing the French Government.
didn't quite know what to do when
women were concerned. Miss Cora Van
Norden. New York city. Salvation
Army worker, likewise was given the
decoration.
AS the story comes from France, Ma
jor General +. +. McGlarhlin. conr>
mander of the First Division. noticed
his French confrerc'S embarrassment.
and went to the rescue. lie kissed both
women on both cheeks. after the French
custom.
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SINGTON

Miss Elsie Dubois. of $40 Howard
street. is staying at the Pocono Noun
tains. She will spend few weeks in
Atlantic City before returning to her
home in Kensington.
Miss Mildred Hanscll. of Fast Co,
lumbia avenue. will spend the week end
with friends at Atlantic City.
Miss Elcnor Seaman. of East Colum,, 3,
bia and Kensington avenues. will spend
the month of August in the Pocono
Mountains.
Miss Edith Bremen. of Fourth and
jefferson streets. is visiting relatives IN
Reading on an extended trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Orenrath and family are
spending the summer at Cape May.
Mrs. W. Ernward. of Chelsea. has
been spending the week at her home at
442S Paul street.
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ROxBOROUGH

Mrs. Park Schofcld and her daugh =
ter, Miss Irene Schofield. of 43Ol Man
ayunk avenue, left on "Wednesday to
spend several weeks in Ocean Grove.
Miss Elizabeth Schotield will leave on
August . for the mountains in Pike
county, Pas where she will spend the
rest of the season.
DR.. Christian Frame. of Ridr" ave :
nue., is visiting his son law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wahl.
at their home in Ben Avon, near Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. Elliott Lrech. of 262 Hermitage
street. and her daughter, Miss Miriam
Leech. will leave on Monday for Ocean
Grove. where they will remain through
August.
DIR. and Mrs. Oliver II. IIcndren of
6645 Ridge avenue. and their young
children, Oliver Hcndrcn and Helen
Hendren, will spend August at Wild
wood.
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FALLS OF ScHUYLkILl

Mr.. Benjamin Bray. sheriff of Hart
ford county. y. C.. is visiting his son
and daughter in law. the Rev. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN +. Bray. at their home on
Queen lane.
Miss Sara Starrett. of 3467 Queen
lane. is spending some time in Wild
wood. \. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald S. Mackenzie.
of 1896 Queen lane. will leave during
August to spend the late summer in
Atlantic City.
The members of the Young Mems
Literary Institute will spend tomorrow
at Neshaminy Falls. going from the
Falls in automobiles The outdoor
meeting is in charge of Mr.. Joseph p.
Furlong. chairman of the entertainment
committee.
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MRS. WISTAR TO WED
Widow Of Physician Will Marry
Army Ma or

Mrs. Thcodora Wistar. the widow OF
Thomas Wistar. widely known phySi
clan in this city. is to become the bride
of Major W. Hall Harrison. who re-
Gently returned from France where he
served with the EightiCth Division.
The couple obtained a marriage IL
crnSe at TowsOn. the county seat of
baltimore county. yesterday. Ma jOr
Harrison said the marriage ceremony
would be quiet. and that no announce
ment would be made of the wedding
until after it had taken place.
The Rev. Hobart Smith. of st.
Thomas's Church. AtiarriSon Forest,
Md. will perform the ceremony. Mrs.
Nistnr resides Mt Birdwood. at Gar
rison Forest. Before her marriage to
Doctor Wistar she was Miss Theodore
l.. Feltwell.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Travels North,cmd in Thought if Not in
Person-She Tells of the Doings and
Chat Round about =

Lysbeth Boyd, Miss Gertrude Dough
erty, Mr.. James Ferguson, Mr.. Will
liam Cramp. Mr.. David Dougherty,
Mr.. James Davis. Mr.. Mahlon Hut
crimson, Jr., Mr.. Thomas Robb. Mr..
Ralph Roberts, Mr. William Long
streth, Jr., Mr.. Benjamin w. Frazier,
Jr.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Martin.
daughter of Mrs. Augustus Warfcld
Martin. of Roland Park. Nd. and Mr..
Joseph NJ. Fox. ID. son of Mrs. George
Fox. of Chestnut Hill. will take place
on Saturday. October 1. at 10 O'Clock.
in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Mt.
Washington. Md Miss Martin will
have her sister. Miss Anne Martin. as
maid Of honor.
Mr.. Thomas s. Gay. 80 Pelham
road. Germantown, announces the en-
gagement of his daughter. Miss Helen
Gay. and Mr.. John Davis McCown, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John a. McCown, 6S04
Emlen street, Germantown.
Mrs. Edward b. Chase and her daugh
ter, of Radnor. are spending several
weeks at Glen Summit Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Collins Maule,
Of. Bryn Mawr, have gone to Beach
Haven and will stay at the Englcside
there for some time.
Mrs. Alfred Plumstcd Devereux, of
Roscmont, will leave next Friday to
| visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Antelo Dever-
eux at 1sesboro for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Disston. of
Rosemoht, will leave for Saratoga
Springs next Friday to attend the races.
They will later go to Winter Harbor
until the end Of September.
Miss Dorothy Barnes and Miss Cpcily
Earnes. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Johl
Hampton Barnes. of Devon. are wishing
their sister, Mrs. Ford \. Todd. n,
Nahant, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gardner Town
of Trenton. are being congratulated
upon the birth of daughter on Tues
day. July %. Mrs. Town will be re
membered as Miss Bernardine Martir
Matlack.
Mrs. II. Strouse, of 1886 Nortl
Broad street. announces the engage
ment of her sister. Miss Estelle r. Bux
baum, and Mr.. w. Layton Wcgefarth.
DR.. and Mrs. William C. Posey an,
their family, of Radnor. are spendin,
several weeks at Westerly. r. I.
) Mrs. William Nelson Wilbur, O
Devon. and her daughter have been Wis
iting her other daughter. Mrs. Arthu
Charrington, at Warrcnton. Va. an,
have gone to Sunset Park, Catskil
Mountains, for the remainder of tn
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Berwind ant
their family, of Weirwood, Radnor
have gone to York Harbor for the re
maindcr Of the summer.
Mrs. Frederick W. Schmidt an
her daughter. Miss Henrietta Moor
Schmidt of Juniper Hail. Radnor, wi
leave August I to visit her sister in
, law, Mrs. Charles Boiler, at Elka Park
: Catskill Mountains. for several weeks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
WIN
BLUES AT LONG BEACH
Miss Isabella Wanamaker
Scores Three Firsts and Miss
Constance VaucIain Two

Long Beach, y. j., July 26.--Gov-
ernor William y. Runyon. who is at
the Little White House" at Sea Girt,
dropped in for few minutes yesterday
afternoon to see the horse show. but
remained less than fifteen minutes. when
he was called out and did not return.
1t was Governor Day at the horse
show, with the state executive present
long enough to say he had seen the
show. as the polo classes were being
judged when he appeared. He was ac.
rompanicd by Mrs. Itunyon. Ma jor
George Lawrence and Lieutenant Whar-
tou Green.
twenty two classes were judged in
tn" afternoon. Mrs. +. =. Garvan.
who tied Miss Nauclain in the first day
with four blues. led with IL like number
yesterday. Miss Isabella Wanamakcr
scored three. Mrs. l.. l.. White, Miss
NauClain and Peter IIauck, Jr., two
each.
Miss Nauclain won the harness class
with Dragon Fly and finished second
with Lady nilham. Mrs. Garvan fin
iSh"d first and second in the harness
r'a~S with Hamilton Flame and Dian
thus; won the harness pony class with
Silver Tops, Silver Tops getting second
place; won the saddle class with Chest
nut blossom and the pony tandem with
/ Hamilton Flame and Hamilton Dian
! thus.
Miss WanamakCr'S first blue was in
the harness PAGES. when she had walk
over, while in the harness horses for
n,tin oh I,n
Fircaway.
The annual horse show dinner was
celebrated at the Hollywood Golf Clut
last night, and seventy guests were
present President Harry Content
presided. The souvenirs were pocket
books.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
OUTING FOR 200 CHILDREN
Comrades of Young Israel Hosts for
Sunday Picnic

Nearly 200 children from the con-e
gestcd districts will be given an outing
on Sunday by the Comrades of Young
Israel. formerly an auxiliary of the
Jewish Ccnsumptivc Institute, 400
Wharton street.
The children will gather at s 20
O'Clock Sunday morning and will 70
in special trolley cars to Lemon Hill.
Lunch and entertainment will be pro-
vidcd by the organization.
A group of children will be taken
picnicking each Sunday for the remain
der of the summer by the members OF
the Comrades of Young Israel. Each
week the little guests will be from q
different section of the city, Children
of all natiOnalities are invited.
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LANSDOWNE

Miss Nellye Garrct. of North Ians-
downc avenue. is visiting relatives in
baltimore.
Mrs. T. Edgar Beatty and her daugh-
tcrs. Miss Marcia Beatty and Miss
Louise Beatty. left today to spend
fine balance of the summer in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walac" Roberts. of
North Lansdowne avenue, returned
Tuesday from Beach Haven.
Miss Marie CarscaddCn. formerly of
Iansdowne. is spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. George StatHell, Jr
Mrs. Julian Keenan,. Sr.. and her
daughter. Mrs Mildred kciffcr. are or
cupying Mr.. and Mrs. iuhnn Keenan, s..
Jr,. house on East Stratford avenue for
thc summer. Mr.. ana Mrs. Keenan,,
Jr.. have an apartment in Ocean City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hartley Dea-
con, of the Wissahickon apartments,
Germantown, are receiving .congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter, Mary
Ellen Deacon. on July ID
Miss Margaret Kern. of 3D. West
Duval street. viii chaperone her in
dustrial club of the \. w: Z; A. at
week end party at Greenfield Holiday
House, on Fast Shawmont avenue.
this week. About twenty girls will
he included, who leave in a party to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. knipe and
their daughter. Miss Nellie knipe, of
900 West Chelten avenue; have left for
an extended trip through the West.
They expect to be absent from the city
all summer.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Straw
bridge, of Meadow Lodge, Bryn Mawr,
will entertain at dinner tomorrow eve
ming in honor of Captain Wallace and
Captain Palmer, members of the Brit
ish embassy at Washington, who are
visiting them. The other guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum, Mr..
and Mrs George McFadden, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Frazier Harrison and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mexican and Mr.. Robert
T.. Strawbridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Mum, of Woodcrest, Radnor, will
entertain at dinner this evening in
honor of Captain Wallace and Captain
Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens Hackscher,
of Strafford, will entertain at dinner on
Wednesday, July 80. in honor of Miss
Emily Macallister Hibbard, and Mr..
Malcolm Huey, whose marriage will
take place in October. Their daughter,
Miss Lucretia Heckscher, returned yes
terday from two weeks visit to her
aunt. Mrs. Charles II. Burr, at North
east Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Hartman Kuhn en- =
tertained at dinner last evening at Lau-
rier, their place in Bryn Mawr.
Miss Nora Grocer gave an informal
dance at her home in Cape May on
Thursday night in honor of her guest.
Miss Sara b. Dolan, who will make
her debut next fall. Among those pres
ent were Miss Banning Grange. Miss
Helen Sewell. Miss Florence GROCER,
Miss Catharine Porter, Miss Sara Har-
rison. Miss Margaretta Harrison, Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
TENANTS WILL ORGANIZE
Householders Of Twenty seventh
Ward Hold Meeting Tonight

Tenants protective associations have
been organized throughout the city. with
thousands of members. and meeting
will be held at the IIeralds of Liberty
Hall, iO1O Chestnut street. tonight at
: O'Clock for the purpose of organizing
the Twenty seventh ward. Among the
speakers will be James \. Walker, state
representative Albert II. CogginS. for
mcr assistant city solicitor. and Isaac
l.. s. Smink. general secretary of the
United Tenants Protective Association.
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DANCE ON HIGHWAY
HaddontieId lnaueurates open-Air
Entertainment

To keep the young folks in Iiaddon
field" series of weekly dances is being
given on the smooth surfaces of the
Kings Highway in that borough.
The first of these was held last eve
ming. brass band supplied the music
and more than 200 dancers enjoyed
themselves while thousand persons
watched. The highway was brilliantly
lighted for the occasion.
The dances are to be paid for by
public subscription. They are free to
everybody.
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WILL TEACH WOMEN
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
Woman's Medical College to
Confer Degree Of Doctor OF
Public Hygiene

The Woman's Medical College is
planning to offer courses in preventive
medicine that, will specially prepare
women to cnrry on public health work
1t will be the first women's medical
college to give the degree of doctor Of
public health or public hygiene. Its
courses will differ somewhat from those
offered in mems colleges for the same
degree.
IN universities where the degree Is
now offered explained DR.. Martha
Tracy, dean Of the college, "the courses
lending to the degree of doctor of public
health are burdcned with sanitary engi
necring. water supply. sewage disposal
and such phases of public health prob
lens which appeal to men. They are
distinctly lacking in appeal to the medi-
cal woman whose interest is in the
social application of the laws of hygiene
as in child welfare, prevention Of in
fant mortality, prenatal work, anti
tuberculosis work. sex hygiene, mental
hygiene and the like.
Health National Asset
"The need for public health educa-
! tion.V continued Doctor Tracy, was
brought sharply to the attention of the
American people by the announcement
/ that one out Of every four of our nation
examined as recruits for the army was
physically unfit for military service.
Data gathered through the work of
medical inspectors in our public schools
points clearly to the fact that remedial
physical defects, and malnutrition are
the chief factors which lead to perma
nent disability in adults.
"Education of the public, Of the
mothers and the ,'lldren. the boys and
girls who are to be the future parents
of the race, can be accomplished only
when physicians and teachers are
trained to full appreciation of the
Importance of health as national as
set. 1t is for the purpose of training
just such experts that the new courses
are being offered at the Woman's Med
ical College,"
The college will carry on an inten-
sivc campaign beginning October 13 to
! finance its proposed plans of enlarge
ment and further development. Besides
offering new courses. its board and
faculty hope to establish n new ma
} tcrnity building and to enlarge lecture
and laboratory room and ward capac-
ity in the college hospital. Commit
tees arc now being appointed and plans
outlined for the drive.
Doctor Krusen Approves Plan
DIR. Wilmer Kruscn. director of Pub
lie Health and Charities. has expressed
his approval of and interest in the new
course planned by the college, and other
physicians and health experts are in
dorsing the movement.
The Civic Club department of health
is planning to support the college in
its campaign for funds.
THE experience of the health de-
partments of this and other citiess'
| said Doctor Krusen. has taught the
necessity for more thorough training in
this department of medicine. In the
years of the war and during the re =
cent epidemic we learned more than
t ever to appreciate the service of the
: woman physician in our work, and l
believe the opportunity which your in
stitution is giving is n patriotic and
professional plan which deserves the
support of all thinking people,
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MAkAYUNk

Mrs. Harry Anderson. of Main
street. will 60 to Atlantic City on Au-
gust ! for fortnight's visit and will
be joined by Mr.. Anderson over the
week ends.
Miss Fannie Schofic'd. of 4333 Main
street. will leave next week TO spend
the late summer in Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Annie Roudenbush. of Tacony,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. W. :.
Guiles, of Nixon street and Domino
lane, and will remain until autumn.
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TOGA

Miss Sarah Jones, of'Tioga. is spend
ing the week end at the Engleside,
Beach Haven, as the guest of Miss
Diana Rubin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rains, of I'LL
West Erie avenue, are spending the
summer in Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs. William Donaldson
have gone to Asbury Park to remain
until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Holmes, of
Twenty first and Tioga streets, with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
WISSAhlCkON

Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Wilson.
of 221 Sumac street, will leave during
August to spend the late summer in the
Pocono Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston, of
1O1 Rochelle avenue, have gone to
Ocean City TO remain until ri~sumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ler"ston.
Jr., OF Sumae street, are spending the
summer mouths at Seaside Park.
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LOSES IF SHE WEEDS AGAIN
Alexander, OH Millionaire, Leaves
Estate to Widow condltonaliy

Elizabeth, n. j.. July 2G.-Under
the will filed here yesterday of James
II. Alexander, one of the pioneer oil men
of the country and an associate of John
d. Rockefeller and Henry NJ. Flagler,
who died here in February, the income
of an estate valued at 81 .2GS. .TOS is left
to his widow on the condition that she
does not marry. In the event of her
marrying again the estate is to be
divided among three sons, Howard T.,
James Leon and Earle.
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REV. E. S. LANE TO SPEAK
Army Chaplain VIII Make Last
Address on Cathedral Site

The Rev Edwin s. Lane. who served
as chaplain with the American expedi-
tionary forces in France, will deliver an
address at the last service of the season.
tomorrow afternoon at. 4 o'clock at the
site of the Episcopal Cathedral on the
PARKWAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

The EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
will be glad to publish items of social
interest sent in by the readers.
Items should be written on one side
of the paper only and should be
signed with the name of the sender
and the telephone number, that they
may be verified.
Address Society Editor, EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER, COG Chestnut
street.
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their daughter Miss Edith Holmes. are
spend,ng the season in Ocean City.

Miss Sadie Hammcrsley and her
brothers. Mr.. Robert Hammcrslcy and
Mr.. William Iammcrsley. Of North
Fifteenth street, are occupying their
summer home in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrigucs, j.,
and their family. of 1891 North Eff,
tcenth street. have gone to Wildwood
to remain through the summer months.