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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
IN NJ E MO RIA NJ .

BAIRD.-In loving memory Of David Gra-
ham Baird. beloved husband and father
departed this life October s. 1913.
I BARTOL.--1n loving memory Of Charlotts
Smith Bartol. faithful and loving
mother, who passed from this life Octo-
her ~. 1918 but whose memory will ever
be fresh IN the hearts OF her loved ones.
CONKLIN.--fn loving memory OF Sergeant
Kennedy Conkiin Company l., 1O7th In
fantry, who died In France October IL
1918. from wounds received In the battle
OF the Hindenburg line.
kENNEDY.-fn memory OF Daniel w. Ken
ncdy who died on October IL, 1910 aged
81 years He resided for many years AZ
9Th av. near Seth st.. New York.
Cousin Richard.
LEWIS.-In loving remembrance OF Moses
Lewis. who was killed IN action October
IL. 1918. Sadly missed. Sisters and
Brothers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In loving memory OF
our dear. devoted father, who ended this
life October -. 1918. May his soul rest
IN peace. Ills children.
RHF1NER. Theodore. In fond remembrance
OF a devoted husband and loving father.
who passed away October II. 1911.
WI 7pERMANN. Carlos S. In loving remefn-
brance OF sergeant Carlos S. wuuxer-
man. died in the service OF his coNtry
on April 10. 1912 AZ Treves. Germany
Reinterment takes place NJ Greenwood
Cemetery october -.
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MRS. DODD REMARKED;
WILL GO TO EGYPT
Mr.. B. p. Clark Weds Former
Wife of Frank Dodd.

In the Church of the Ascension. Fifth
avenue and Tenth street. yesterday Mrs.
Adele 5. Dodd. daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Peter d. Trask. was married
to Mr.. cambridge Percy Clark of this
city and Tarrytown by the Rev. Howard
Lynch. Mr.. Clark is a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. cambridge Clark. Among
those at the wedding were his sister.
Mrs. Charles A. Childs her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Fosdick. and Miss Addie Clark, "a cousin
of the bridegroom. Mr.. Clark and his
bride will sail to-day on the Aquitania
and expect to go to Egypt for the win
ter. This is the brides second marriage.
She was the wife of Mr.. Frank Dodd.
secretary of the Metropolitan Opera and
Real Estate Company. from whom she
secured divorce eight years ago. She
Is granddaughter of the late Benja-
min II. Trask. prominent real estate
operator OF this city.
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AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

Among those who Witnessed last
nights performance Of "Np-Top" at the
Globe Theatre were: Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert s. Smith. Mr.. james w. Lee and
Mrs. Hobart Garfield.
Senator Davis Elkins OF West vir-
ginia and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Greer
were among those who saw The Night
Boat at the Liberty Theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitehouse and
Mr.. Fredric r. Newbold saw Good
Times" at the Hipnodromc.
Mr.. George Palmer Putnam enter
tanned n party OF ten friends TO see
Enter Madame" at the Fulton Theatre.
Others there were Mr.. and Mrs William
$. Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L.
shriver and Miss Greta Torpadie
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
Joined friends at the Forty-fourth Street
Theatre last night to see way Down
last"
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Mrs. Helen Gallatin Welsh
Breaks Engagement With
Jean Won Zeunckens.
Special Despatch to THE HERALD.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 11.-Mrs
Helen Gallatin Welsh of Chestnut Hill
mas decided to become the bride of an
american instead of being married to
Count Jean Won Zeunckens OF Belgium.
She says her engagement to a member
OF New York society will be announced
within two weeks. but withholds his
name.
Mrs. Welshs engagement to Count
Won Heunckens was announced last
spring, when Mrs. Welsh said she would
sail early In the summer to be married
TO him in Europe. Instead she went to
bermuda. where. 1t is said, she met the
New York man who is to be her future
husband. Her change in plans, she says.
was made that she might remain an
American and raise her two sons, Charles
n. Welsh, Jr., 10 years old. and Albert
Gallatin Welsh, 8, in this country.
Mrs. Welsh was Miss Helen Gallatin,
daughter OF New York banker. II
1898 she was married to George Kldder
Davis of Wilkesbarre. They were d.
vorced in 1904. She remarked In 1907.
but obtained divorce from her second
husband, Charles Newbold Welsh Of
Chestnut Hill, In 1918.
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SAN CARLO STARTS
OPERA FAREWELLS
Final Week of Season Opens
With Barber of SeUiHe.'

The San Carlo Grand opera Com
pany opened the fourth and final week
OF Its season at the Manhattan Opera
House last night with a performance of
Rossini's Barber Of Seville" In which
Nine. Consuelo Escobar, a Spanish So
prano. made her first appearance here
In the part OF Rostna Nine. Escobar.
who has sung In opera houses In Italy
and Mexico City, was heard last sum-
mer In Chicago's summer grand opera
establishment at Ravinla Park. Her
impersonation OF the role Of Rosfnd last
night was unfortunately not on a high
level OF artistic achievement. Her voice
seemed worn and her vocal technic and
style In florid music were insufficient.
She seemed TO please her hearers, as
she was very warmly applauded.
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DR.. HARRIET I. NOBLE.

Funeral services will be held to-nigh,
for DR.. Harriet l. Noble. for many
years n specialist In the genealogical
department OF the POSTGRADUATE Hos
pital In Manhattan Or. Noble was Of
years old and lived at 262 Putnam ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. She was born az Daven-
port. Iowa, and was graduated from tho
Woman's Medical College. Philadelphia.
In 1891. She later became a professor
In the department OF anatomy at that
institution. She was tho widow Of Will
lam Ludlow Noble and is survived by a
son and two sisters. Intcrment will
take place tomorrow at Kensco Gene
terry
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OBITUARIES.
JOHN DALE.

John Dale. one of the pioneers in the
manufacture of artistic electrical fig
lures, died In the Mineola Hospital Fri
Gay afternoon following an operation
IN the morning for pancreatls Mr.. Dale
fegan as journeyman electrician about
thirty years ago. He developed n mum
Der OF original Ideas In the way of cleo
trioai fixures for office buildings and
private homes and soon had a flourish
ing business OF his own. He reorganized
his business to manufacture for retail
trade and In 1919 took the premises at
107 West Thirteenth street. where The
factory and show rooms Of the John
Dale Company are now located lie IL
survived by his wife. Mrs. Mae c. Dale.
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DIR. CHARLES #. MORSE.

Funeral services were held last nigh,
for DR.. Charles r. Morse. who was for
the past twenty years an instructor M
biology and physiology az the De Wit
Clinton High School in Manhattan Or.
Morse was So years old and lived az coo
East Twenty first street. Fiatbush. lie
died last Saturday. He WINS a graduate
OF Harvard University and the Harvard
Medical School. lie practised medicine
In Boston for ten years and then moved
to Brooklyn. Dr. Morse was n descend
ant of Samuel II. b. Morse. inventor Of
the telegraph
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Edith Joyce Brodek, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles A. Brodek of 354
West End avenue was married to Mr.
Jack Marqusee last night in the ball
loom of the Hotel Gotham by the Rev.
Isaac Landman. The brides sister, Miss
Catherine o. BrodelS. attended her, and
Mr.. Gerald Marqusee was best man for
his brother.
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NEW BILL AT COLUMBIA.

Girls from Happyland'' furnished the
change Of bill at the Columbia Theatre
yesterday. Two, lively one act bur-
lesques and a number of vaudeville
specialties constituted the programme.
In the company were Sam Lewis, Harry
koler. Johnny Jess Jimmy Connors.
Thomas McKenna. Bert Lester. Vivian
Lawrence. Dolly Menden. Tommy Hill
son and Klara Hendrix.
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ALBERT STEIN.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Albert Stein, 81
years old, president and founder of A.
Stein & Co manufacturers of elastic
goods in Chicago. New York and To-
ronto. died yesterday Of pneumonia at
French Lick Mr.. Stein was born in
1866 In Germany. He came 10 this coun-
try in 1884, and three years later started
business in Chicago.
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CHARLES II. LAuGIrLIN.

Charles H. Laughlin, a clerk IN the
Bank OF Manhattan. 4s years old. died
or heart disease while exercising IN a
gymnasium class ut tho washington
Heights Y. M. G. A.. 53l West 155th
street, last night. Mr. Lauehiln lived
with his sister at 675 West i60th street
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4 MI. ana MTS. Willdlu ftOCke1eller
| have come to New York from Greenwich
and Stillman Rockefeller. their sons,
have returned to Yale. Another son.
Sterling. Is at school in Tarrytown,
| while Miss Elmira Rockefeller will re-
sumo studies at a private school here.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander
| returned yesterday from Tuxedo TO
West Fifty-elghth street. Their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Crocker Alexander, and
Mr. Sheldon Whitehouse will be married
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Sedgwick has returned to
the Hotel Buckingham. Her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mum
roe. who have been In Lenox since their
marriage on September 25, will sail for
France early next month.
In the chapel OF st. Bartholomew's
Church to-day Miss Dorothy Powell
Black, daughter of the late Elmer e.
Black. will be married to DR.. Charles
Terry Butler. The reception will be in
the Hotel Gotham.
Miss Virginia Lee Minor, daughter of
Mrs. Tucker X. Sands, will pe married
to Mr.. Robert Barnewell Roosevelt, Jr.
to-day in the Hotel Lorraine.
Mrs. George S. Scott has sold her
house at % West Fifty-seventh street
and upon her return from Newport will
occupy an apartment at 420 Park ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Phelps Bliss
have closed Wendover, their place at
Bernardsville, N. j., and are at the
Plaza before opening 6 East Eighty
seventh street.
Mr.. Sidney Dillon Ripley and his
brother, Mr.. James H. Ripley, are at the
house taken by their mother, Mrs.
Charles r. Scott, at Seventy ninth street
and Park avenue.
Mr. Elbridge T. Gerry will close his
house in Newport Friday and return to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. HUM, Jr,
have closed their house at Islip and
gone to Hot Springs.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson has returned
from Newport to West Fifty-seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have
eft their country place in Great Neck for
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Cravath will
give dinner tonight at VIBRATION, their
country place In Locust Valley, and take
their guests to dance in the Piping
Rock Club.
Mr.. Benjamin S. Weles, who returned
yesterday on board the Lorraine. is at
the St Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K Sturges will re- |
turn from Lenox on November /. |
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CON F IR M ATIONS

HELLINGER.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel Hell
linger announce the Ear Mitzvah Of their
son. Joshua or Saturday, October 10. NJ
$50 A. NJ. at Temple Orach Chain, Lex
inEton av., near Oath st. At home i29a
Park av.. Sunday October II. from 3 10
q, no cards.
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M A r RIED.

cLARK-DODD.--On October II. 1920 az the
Church OF the Ascension by the Rev. DR.
Lynch, Adele Sturgos Dodd, daughter OF
the late Peter -. Sturgos and the late
Sarah 8. S. Trask. 10 Balnbridge Percy
Clark. son OF the late cambridge 8. Clark
and Amelia Snyder Of New York.
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EDuAnno cuARMn.

SANTIAGO, Chile. Oct lt.-Eduardo
Charme, member Of the Chilean Senate.
Vice-President Of the Council OF state
and former Minister Of the Interior. died
here yesterday of heart failure For
many years he was prominent In Chilean
poAtioA
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DIED.


BERDELL.-Keuneth Barnard Berdell born
October TO- 1873, died October 1 900 al
sornnnc Lake. N Y, IA his ATTN year.
Youngest son q the late Robert H. and
Harriet Barnard Berdeu Of Goshen,
Orange county. n. Y. Survived by his
widow, Elizabeth King Barnard. Inter-
ment private Wy request. Goshen IN. W
papers please COPY.
CALLAHAN.-On october II, John Callahan,
81 his residence. 323 East bOth ~
halter, late Of the Bowery. later OF Har-
lem dearly beloved husband Of tine late
Annie Callahan NEE McKeou) dearly be-
loved father OF Annie a. Callahan and
Mrs. John G.. McTigue, and. brothcr-in-
law OF Susan Mckcon. Solemn requiem
mass Thursday, October ~, ~ $50 A. NJ
az the Roman Catholic Church ST. John
the Evangelist. 51th st. and Let az. Ttcln
tivcs and friends Invited. Interment pri.
yate Calvary Cemetery Kindly omit
flowers.
CANNON. Catherine A. NJ October H. Fi-
neral services az Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church West 10th ST., Wednesday. II
A. NJ.
CARSON. Frederick c.. beloved husband Of
Mary y. Stansbury, on October 10. 1920.
in the 5Ith year of bis age. Services ut
his late home eIG Whitiock ap., TUESDAY.
October ~. +. "a. 1nterment private.
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Anatoie France. the noted French
author. was married to-day at Tours to
Mile. Emma La Prevotte. his engage-
ment to whom was recently announced.
The people Of Tours turned out In
large numbers In honor OF the event.
ana the author. who is &c years old, was
cneered by great crowds when the we'd
ding party appeared.
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FLAMMARION, 70,
WEBS IN PARIS
Anotole France, rs, at Altar
Same Day as Astronomer.

PARIS. Oct. Ii Camille Flamnarion
the astronomer, announced to his fam
lily yesterday his marriage to Mile
Gabrielle Renaudot, who collaborated IN
the writing OF many of the astronomers
best known works, according to to-day's
newspapers. NJ. Flammarion In rs
years old.
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SAMUEL F. PRATT's WILL.
Newport Residence Given to Art
Association.
Special Despatch to THE HERALD,

Special Despatch to THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, Oct 11.-By the will of the
late Samuel f. Pratt, probated here to-
day, the Art Association of Newport re-
eeived as a gift his late residence in
Bellevue avenue, almost directly oppo-
site the association buildings. The house
is not large. but the land is in a very
valuable section.
He left also cash requests totalling
$4,000 to relatives, and also the Home
for the Aged two parcels Of land, one
situated in Brookline, Mass. and the
other in Boston.
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| founded comedy from the French by
~ Adolf Philip and EDWARD Paulton. :,
Tashi. :.......:. Miss Primrose Caryli
Mimi. Miss Dorothy Maynard
Clarice. Miss Edith Taliaferro
Polydore Cliquot. .......... William Norris
Armand Moulanger. ............ Frank Doane
anatIo ahe,1t JACK vincent
Rose Marie. ............. Miss Eleanor Ladd
After having seen virtually every
variety of straight comedy turned into
a musical farce one could be persuade ed
at kissing Time" in the Lyric Theatre
last night that an effort had been made
to convert "Chantecler' into a musical
play. For quite the most amusing mo-
inent in Edward Royce's production took
place during the singing of '1likerikee,"
a barnyard idyll during which Paul
F'rawley and Frank Doane had a rooster
fight over Miss Edith Taliaferro and
Dorothy Maynard as two hens that
might have drawn a laugh If not q
cackle from the shade of Rostand.
That Growing combat was one of the
occasional high spots of this melody
play" presented by the anonymous EN-
pire Producing Corporation that was too
often no more than the innocent gam
boiling of lambs. Founded upon a COM
edy from the French by Adolf Philip
and Edward Paulton and revised with
the help of jokes about prohibition by
George V. Hobart, It's two acts were ap-
propriately laid In Paris and dealt with
romantic. elderly banker who COM
PEELED all his clerks to be married. pro-
noting them only II they promoted
matrimony. At his yearly promotion
party all the clerks therefore appeared
with pseudo wives. a chief clerk getting
the girl who had been betrothed to him
BY her family. but who was unknown
to him.
In a cast that impersonated characters
endowed with the names OF sparkling
liquids, William Norris as the fast fading
fnancier managed to develop frequently
little sparkle Of his own In 80 Long
as the World Goes Round" comic
quartette sung with Frawley and Miss
Taliaferro and Miss MAYNARD, his hui
morous quirks stirred up ute breeze,
and In a diverting pois n duel with
Doane he did his noble bes to make the
audience pass away.
Miss Taliaferro looked charming and
showed some lyric ability. Mise May
nard came In extremely useful on occa-
sion as modiste. Carl Hyson, hereto
fore dancing with Miss Dorothy Dickson.
served as utility man skilfully in terpsi-
chorean numbers. but one lovely partner.
Miss Evelyn Cavanaugh. seemed too |
nervous to control anything but her |
blond hair. Ivan Caryll's numbers. such |
as Mimi" keep a personable chorus |
founcing about spiritedly In glamourous |
gowns, and kissing Time" shapes up as |
a production of standardized type.
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WASHINGTON.

The Hon. Mrs. Thorne, wife Of Lieut..
Col. A. T. A. n. Thorne, Assistant Mill.
larry Attache at the British EMBASSY
has sailed for England. taking her chill.
oren with her. Col. Thorne will make
nm extended tour of inspection.
Ma5or-Gen. William w. Wotherspoon
u. s. A.. retired, and Mrs. Wotherspoon
have arrived from jamestown. r. l..
and are guests OF Major Parker w. West,
deputy governor of the Soldiers Home,
and Mrs West.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels has re-
turned from a speaking trip in the
middle West and will start to-day for
North Carolina. He will speak In sew
eral cities. Mrs. Daniels is visiting in
Raleigh.
The italian Ambassador and Baroness
Romano Avezzana and Miss Yolande
Romano Avezzana returned to the en-
bassy yesterday from New York.
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson cele-
! rated his forty-second birthday yester-
day.
Mrs. George X. McLanahan and her
daughter. Miss Helen McLanahan, cave
returned from Watch Hill. r. 1.
Capt and Mrs. Charles Henry Barlow
have returned from York Harbor, Me.
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kissing Time" Is
LIVELY With Fun
William Norris and Miss Edith
Taliaferro Have Lead
ing Roles.

LYRIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Time" by
George V. Hobart, Ivan Caryll Fhilander
Johnson, Clifford Grey and Irving Caesar,
founded on comedy from the French by
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MANN PLAYS JEWISH BANKER
OF REVOLUTION ARTISTICALLY
THE Unwritten Chapter In
teresting Drama of Patriot
ism in Early Days.

ASTOR THEATRE-A new play by Samuel
Shipman and Victor Victor.
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PEARL NECKLACE.

Lost. probably in the Oranges or Newark
". J., pearl necklace with seventy-five pearls
and marquis or pointed oval shape diamond
and platinum clasp; 81, 1000 reward will be
paid. no questions asked. IL returned. or for
Information leading to its recovery. HENRY
BLANK & CO., 10 Liberty St. Newark. n. j.
$3.50 REWARD
return diamond and sapphire platinum lor-
gnette. circular shape, attached to platinum
chain no questions asked. THOMAS J.
CORRIGAN, 1890 Lexington av.
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NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. William c.. Rockefeller
have come to New York from Greenwich
to pass the winter. The Messrs. Godfrey
and Stillman Rockefeller. their sons,
have returned to Yale. Another son,
Sterling. Is at school in Tarrytown,
while Miss Elmira Rockefeller will re-
sumo studies at a private school here.
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Wearing Apparel.

IoST-Liberal reward and no questions asked
for return of sable neckpiece, lost Sunday
night on West End av.. between 6sth ST. and
72d st. Finder please return to L. FRANK
go West End av.
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Jeweiry.

LOST-A bar pin. about inches long; large
sapphire in centre, graduated diamond on
each side OF sapphire; lost In neighborhood
or Delmonicos. Globe Theatre and Mont
marie: liberal reward. Phone Plaza 192 any
morning before u.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
returned yesterday from Tuxedo to 4
West Fifty-elghth street Their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Croker Alexander. and
Mr.. Sheldon Whitehouse will be married
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Thursday.
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LosT-on Saturday. White Pomeranian:
substantial reward. HENRY W. BULL
III East o2d st. Rhlnelander 1891.
iOST-Female Pekingese. dark brown, named
'Pudgie"; liberal reward sCHLOSS, AIS
Central Park West. Riverside 1852
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. George w Duemler. of
1920 North Thirteenth street enter
fained hann last evening at their home in
Duemler in celebration of his twenty
first birthday anniversary. The guests
Included Miss Anna Bossert, Miss Anna
Ash. Miss Jean Fraser, Miss Imogen
Cook. Miss Irene Pohlsen, Miss Emma
Stott, Mr. Gilbert Buck, Mrs. Y. Bland
Carothers. Mr.. Charles Walters, Mr.
warren Ruth, Mr. John Duemler, Mr..
Franklin Duemler, Mr.. Clarence Rau-
Zenhan, Mr.. William j. Hermann, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs, William J. Hermann, Mrs
Emma Ash, Mrs. Duck and Mrs. Caro-
line Hermann.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ray W. Mussel-
man. of North Twelfth street, will spend
the remainder of the season in Perkasie.
Mr., and Mrs, August kim, of sos
West Lehlgh avenue, and their daugh.
ter. Miss Marie Kirn, will spend next
weekend at house party in Atlantic
City
Mrs. NJ, B. Devne. of North Broad
street. is passing the summer in New
Jersey at Hackettstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berger, of West
Girard avenue. are spending the sum
mer in Atlantic City.
Cambria street, will leave on August 2
to spend the month in Perkasie.
The Rev. ]. r. Hamll has gone to
Niagara Falls and will make tour of
the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drayton. of 26l7
North Eleventh street, have returned
home from an automobile trip along the
Atlantic coast.
The Misses Hayes, OF $40 North
Twonty-second street have returned
home from their trip to the Great Lakes.
Canada, Niagara Falls and western
Pennsylvania. During their visit they
were the guests of their aunt, Miss
Anna NJ. Hayes, of Ridgway, Pa.
Miss Rose Laugstadter of 1920 Pop
lar street, and Mrs. julius Adler were
guests of honor at card party given
by Mrs. Jerome l.. Grant at her cot
tage in Deal Beach. n. j.. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Schwab, Miss
Nell Schwab and Miss Claire Schwab,
of 1884 North Broad street, are SPEND