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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Find HOOsier Taxes
Are Easy to Collect

According to George W. Spencer, acting
internal revenue collector for Indiana,
reports from over the state brought in
to the conference Of the ten internal rev.
enue district chiefs Of Indiana in SEES
sion today, show but little trouble is
being experienced in the collection of de-
linquent taxes on soft drinks and other
confectioneries, jewelry, theater tickets
and other luxury taxes.
In many cases. he said, the delinquen-
cies were due to a Misunderstanding or
through error, and not intentional on the
part Of the taxpayer.
The conference Of the internal revenue
chiefs Of the state districts, which was
held yesterday and today, was called
principally for the outlining Of plan
for the delinquent tax campaign which
continues until Aug Is.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Four u. S. Workers
Are Safe in Armenia

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Four Ameri-
can relief workers in Armenia were ac-
counted for in a dispatch from the
American consulate IN Constantinople to
the state department. They are Mary
Super, Catherine Bredemus and Alice
Clark, who have arrived at Samsoun, on
the Black sea, and Edith Cole, who has
reached Hadiin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Drive on Liquor
Signs to Start Soon

al Prohibition officials said to-
prosecuting campaign is to be
soon against all billboard COM
md owners Of buildings who have
~ down signs advertising the
Intoxicating liquor.
g play Of liquor advertisements Is
2 Of the liquor laws and fed
81 i0itjrn authorities here have
riders 10 make prosecutions in
z elinquencies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
DENY CHURCH WORK DISRUPTION.

NEW YORK, July 3-Deniai that the
steel strike report OF the industrial re-
lations committee on the interchurch
World Movement caused q disruption Of
the movement made today by officials Of
the organization. James ". Speer, chair
man Of the executive committee, and
Daniel A. Poolinf, vice chairman, were
among those who asserted the steel strike
report had nothing to do with causing
withdrawal OF support By hnuanciers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Fast Living and Easy
Money Cause Divorce

RICHMOND. Ind, July 3.-Prose-
cutor Gath Freeman of this county
attributes an increase of 33 per cent
lin divorce cases fled in the circuit
court here the first six months of the
year, to fast living and easy money.
Plenty of money seems to have a
more demoralizing effect upon hus-.
bands than upon wives, according to
Mr.. Freeman, for most of the COM
plants filed by women bring flag
rant charges against their husbands.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
Vets Receive Money
Due Half Century

LANSING, July 3.--Two civil war vet
Grams. each more than so, received
aid from the state, which was due more
than half a century ago, when the board
Of state auditors granted them their I'M
paid bounty and interest.
They were the oldest Of ten who were
similarly treated at the same session.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
FINGER SURGERY
ON EYES LATEST
Osteopaths Say Use of Glasses
Not Necessary.

CHICAGO, July Blow to avoid
wearing of glasses is one of the bits Of
information to be explained at the an
nual convention of the American Osteo-
pathic association in Chicago the first
week in July.
The most spectacular feature Of the
convention will be the first public dem
onstration of the newly discovered meth
cd Of treating the eyeball osteopathi-
caNy, for the purpose Of correcting err
rors Of refraction.
DR.. James D. Edwards, St. Louis, the
discoverer Of this new technique, will
give the demonstration and hold clinics.
He claims that it is possible to avoid
the use Of glasses in 80 per cent of all
cases.
WILL CURE
GLAUCOMA.
The same treatment. also, he has dis
covered, will cure a large percentage
of cases of glaucoma, which, heretofore,
has been classified by medicinal occu-
lists as an incurable disease.
Finger surgery is what the doctor calls
it, as the osteopathic operation is per-
formed by inserting the carefully pre-
pared finger in the orbital cavity, press
ing the eyeball out, then manipulating 1t,
afterward returning It to its original
position.
This will be the twenty-fourth annual
session of the American osteopathic as
ISOLATION. From two to three thousand
physicians will attend 1t will be the
most important gathering IN the history
Of this school Of practice, as plans viii
be perfected to meet the campaign in
augerated by the cid school to shut out
the new practitioners from all hospitals
and public institutions.
COURT ACTION
PLANNED.
Court procedure will be instituted to
compel tax-froe and publicly owned in
stitutions TO admit 10 their STAFF all
legally registered practitioners, regard
less Of their school
DR.. W. V. GoodfeIlow, of Los Angeles,
the leading throat specialist Of Califor-
mia, who will speak on this subject, also
charges a conspiracy TO induce gradu-
ate nurses to boycott the osteopathic
profession.
The first announcement will be made
at this convention OF the esta blishment
Of an endowed osteopathic research in
stitutiOn in Battle Creek Mich, TO be
devoted exclusively TO the search for the
cause and the osteopathic cure of
epilepsy, under the direction OF DR.. Hugh
Conklin, Of that city, who is president
Of the American osteopathic association,
and who win preside over this conven-
ton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
rRIFNDs. MINISTER DIEs.

RICHMOND. Ind, July 3.-Esther Cor
don Frame. one OF the best known min
listers In the Friends church, viii be
buried at Jamestown. O., today. Her
death occurred at the home Of her daugh-
ter at FL Paso, Tex.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
KOkom0 Man Killed
in Motor Collision
Special to The Times.

KoKOMO, Ind. July 3.-Henry
Semimetinger. 80. was killed here
this morning when the motorcycle
which he was riding collided with an
automobile driven by Raymond An
derson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
NEVER STRONG
ADAIIRER.

Although Obregon is known to have
never been a very staunch admirer OF be
late president. he was appointed minister
OF war and marine In Carranza's cabinet
as q reward for his victory over Fran
cisco Villas army at Celaya. during
which battle ObreRon lest his right arm
After several years. however. friction
developed between Carranza and Obre-
gon which ultimately brought about his
resignation.
He Immediately thereafter publicly an
nounced his intention OF becoming the
candidate Of the uberalist party for the
presidency OF Mexico.
1t was this announcement by Oregon,
together with the growing dissatisfaction
IN the ranks Of the military, which
brought about the final overthrow OF the
Carranza regime, because OF the issuance
by the chief executive Of a manifesto can.
ceiling the general presidential elections
called for July, Carranza basing his ac-
ton on the unsettled conditions" pre-
yailing throughout the republic.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Albert Baltz, OF West Girard
avenue. who is spending the season in
on Thursday afternoon at the AlamaS,
Her guests will include Mrs. A. W,
Atkinson, Mrs @. w Taylor. Mira
Iiuillian1 II. Ciamer, Mrs. George II
Young Mrs. Henry Landis sheIp, Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Martin. Mrs. Daniel II
Redmond, Mrs Eugene II. Hutton. Mrs
Wilmer Krd5on, Mrs. r. Y Patterson,
Mrs. /. M. Troth. Mrs c. A. Wander
yoort Mrs. Carl Berger. Mrs George
NJ Baer, Dr.. Laura Carnell. Mrs. Harry
Earl Campbell and Mrs. J. C. Apple.
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Horn and Mrs.
Horns mother. Mrs. Paschal are
passing two months In Chelsea at the
Chelsea Hotel
Pr and Mrs. Carroll B. sticker. Of
1928 Diamond street, with their two
daughters. Miss Olga Sticker ana Miss
carroll B Stcker. have returned home
after motor trip through Virginia and
the south: accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
a. A.. Ballenberg. 1903 Diamond street,
and their son. Mr.. Gustave Ballenberg.
The wedding OF Miss Elsie Douglass.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Doug
lass. Of l714 Judson street. and Mr.
Albert Bannon, OF 5401 North Sixth
street, Will tFkc place on Wednesday
August T.. The bride will he attended,
W hloS TslIlIld bOLOIlU anu MT. raul
DALEY will DC best man. The at home
cards are for after August Is at 54OI
North Sixth street.
Mrs. n. S. Sailor has gone to At.
lantic city TO remain until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cooley, OF
School lane, formerly Of North Broad
street nre passing the season in Ocean
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Taylor have
gone to Atlantic CITY for the remainder
OF the summer.
Mrs, |, Steppacher, Of 1928 Diamond
street, and MIR and Mrs. Harry Kaur-
man and their family. OF Baltimore,
are spending the summer at ~ South
Sovereign avenue. Atlantic City.
Miss Alice r. de Ford. OF 2048 North
Twentieth street, who spent a week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles H Baker
AZ their farm In Mohegan, N Y. was
joined by her mother. Mrs Frances 4
de Ford. in New York on Thursday,
when they started on tour OF Thou.
sand islands. Ausable Chasm and Lake
Chnmplain. They will return in August.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Magaz ziner, of 1907
West Allegheny avenue, are receiving z
congra tulations on the birth OF daugh-
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roth. Of ST. Da-
E,as, are entertaining Mrs Gardner
Richardson and Mrs. B. w. Bakeley. Of
:, Mrs. Frank Buxton. who has been WIS.,
It,ng her mother. Mrs. J. Elliot Shaw. Of
wayne mas returned 10 her home in
Maiden, Mass.
Miss Nancy Hallowell who is cap
tam OF the Girl Scouts of Wayne. has
returned from n camping trip with the
Girl Scouts at Langhorne.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin James. Sd, of
Of Mrs. James, Miss Katherine Gala
nan. for some time. Mrs. James will
leave today for Buck Hill Falls. Pocono
mountains.
Miss Betty Thornton, daughter of
M. Mr.. ana Mrs, Samuel Thornton. of
wayne, Is spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Walker. OF Devon, at
their cottage at Cape May. Miss Thorn
ton Will later Join her parents at their
G%S,ttage at Buck Hill Falls. Mr.. Percy
Thornton, son of Mr.. and Mrs T>orn-
ton, left last week for a ranch at Pitch
Fork, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. A. Wood and
Miss Emily Schultz. OF st. Davids. are
at Ocean City for few weeks.
Miss Mary j. Cooper, of Wayne is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tat
man.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Armstrong and Miss
Katharine Green. OF Wayne, will spend
a few weeks at Rehoboth Beach, Del
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Wood and their
family. of Wayne, are at Eaglesmere
for a few weeks.
Wayne. are spending q few weeks at
Spring Lake. y. J.
Miss Mary L. Walsh. OF Wayne. has
gone TO salisbury. Conn. for few
weeks.
rT. and Mrs. G. l.. $, Jameson. o.
ST. Davids. will spend the remainder of
the summer in Maine.
Miss Helen Tull. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert G, Tull. of st. Davids
is spending week at Ocean City, ~ j.
Miss Frances Wood. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke J. Wood, of Wndemere
and Audubon avenues. Wayne, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pearson at
their home In Baltimore for some weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Cochran. of St
Davids. have returned to their home
from a motor trip TO Rehoboth Beach
Del.
Mr. Clarke Smith. of st. Luke's
school. Wayne. who has been spending
some time in Nova Scotia, Will leave
this week for England
Miss Margaret RandeI., daughter OF,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Randel of
st. Davds road. ST. Davids. left on
Thursday to NiSlt friends IN Cleveland
Ohio.
Mrs. B. W Tingley will return to
Wayne this week after spending three
months in Holidaysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Wendell. Of
Wayne. have Rs their guests Mrs. Dag.
gett and Miss Laura Daggctt, of San
Diego, Cal.
M, and Mrs. q. Hi f. RoIlason, Of
the l.ouella Wayne. are receiving con-
gPatuations on the birth of II daughter
July II.
The Rev !. w. Elliott and Mrs. FL
lott. Of Wayne. have mad as their guest
.sfor several weeks Miss Ruth Elliott. Of
South Boston. Va. sister of Mr.. Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Painter, of
Summit avenue. Wayne, and Miss Helen
Painter and Miss Edith Painter will
leave August | to spend a month at
Point Pleasant, ~ j. Miss rorothy
Painter will spend August at Camp
Quinnebeck, on Lake 'airlee, VI
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sence OF Mr. Burton. who returned ~
Saturday from " stay in Chicago
Mrs Edward n. Hall and her dauRh<
ter Miss Elizabeth Hail. Wild have beqH
the guests OF friends In IEaston. MAJ
have returned TO their home in Media
and are now entertaining Mrs Edgar
harrington, OF Ottumwa, Ia, and Mrn1
Samuel Jones and her daughter Miss
Betty Jones, Of Crawford, N. y.
Mrs. Robinson Tyndale entertained in
formally at her home in Media last
week. her guests. including the Charity
Sewing Circle, of which she Is a. mems
ber being Mrs, John battimer, Mrs. Lewis
Cheyney Smith. Mrs. Thomas Bartraml
Miss Sykes. Miss Bessie Tyndale, Misc
Mary Leeper and Miss Mary Lange.
Mr.. and Mrs irwin Ellsworth Kirk, Of
Bansdowne, are entertaining friends
from Glenolden New York and this city
AT their summer home, Idylewyle on
Wednesday evening masked dance will
be given in honor of their New York
guests. ~
Or. and Mrs. Edward o. Janney, Of
Baltimore. are the guests Of their som
in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
ter Robinson johns. at their cottage at
Island Heights. Mr.. and Mrs Johns
will not return TO their home in Media
until some time in September bE
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Ella B. Cannon and her daugh-
ter Miss Marie Cannon, have been
spending the summer at their cottage,
g42 East Andrews avenue. In Wildwood
Miss Margaret Duane, daughter Of
Mrs. Ellen Duane, Of 1908 Ritner street,
viii spend the weekend with friends al
Wildwood
Friends OF Miss Mary Romance
da lighter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ro-
inano. of 1902 Wolf street, will be glad
to learn she Is reCuperating from her
recent illness and is now at Wildwood
crest, \. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanagan are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of II daughter, Florence Flanagan, Mrs
Flannigan will be remembered as Miss
Mary Maher daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Maher. Of 1921 Ritner street.
Mr. John Harden OF zoos South Sew
enteenth street, motored 10 Atlantic city
over the weekend.
The LarchmOnt Club entertained in
formally at Its home In Blackw0od on
Sunday Among the members of tn"
club are Mr.. G. Cooke, Mr.. Joseph
Toner, Mr. James Kelly. Mr. James
Clarke, Mr. Thomas MacDougle, MI,
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Alaska and will not return to her home
until some time in September
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Moore, OF
2023 Medary avenue. are spending a
short time In Asbury Park.
Miss Laura Wilcox Is in wildwood
for week, visiting relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jacobs, with their
song, Mr.. John Jacobs, Jr, and Mr..
Willis Jacobs. motored from their home
In Harrisburg to be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Lewis, of sos Brin-
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. william T. Tomlinson
entertained Mt dinner at their home on
East Washington lane on Saturday
evening The guests included Mr., and
Mrs James David Snyder and Mr. and
Mrs william s. Mcintyre. of Ardmore
Mrs. u. W. Miller. of Thorp's lane
and wister street, has gone to Ocean
Grove to be the guest Of her sister-ln-
law. Mrs. Ella Mcguire. for fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor l.. Lavell of
557 East Maryland street. entertained in
formally at dinner on Saturday evening
In honor OF Miss Florence Miller and
Miss Frances Mccullough
Miss Ethel Young and Miss Magda-
lene Young entertained at a house party
at their home at 546 East Tulpehocken
street over the weekend. Their guests
were Miss Helen Werner, of Cold Point.
Pa Miss Elsie Johnston Miss Carrie
Rhiner. Miss Reba Holland and Miss
Eleanor Stin.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Evelyn Cadwallader Standbrldge.
OF 239 South Ftfty-third street: enter
tained Informally at dinner Thursday
&. Stnndbridge Mr.. T.. Edward Nolan
and Or. and Mrs. Tomasso Creatore.
Mrs standbrldge and her daughter;
Miss standbridge. viii spend several
weeks in August at Atlantic City. They
will be Joined over the week-ends by
Mr.. Nolan and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cadwallader Standbridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Perry, of 2bi
South Forty-slXth street. entertained
Saurh,sr Mrs. eVfn4 En- zm%Sms f
Mass. Mrs. Zimmerman will leave
shortly for Boston where she VIII spend
the rest Of the summer at Revere Beach;
Among the guests present were Or: and
Mrs. A. Newmark. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Zimmerman. Miss Dorothy Techowsky
Miss Ethel Iavadore. Miss Mae Davis,
Miss Jane Lacktmnn. Miss Jeannete
Jablow, Miss Mary schlecier. Miss Anna
Reba Rnggold, Miss Florence Becker,
Mr. william Perry, Mr., John Prochlin'
NJ, JOHN RaTonsh. Mr.. Samuel Rob
bins. Mr., George obls,,; IT; lSadors Md,,r.
Yoskin. Mr.. John Summers. Mr.; Aaron.
Miss Aaron. Doctor BrasloNsky, Mr.,
ellis. Mr.. NJ A. Perry and DR.. David
Bernstein
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bernstein and their
family have returned TO their home ~
b3l1 Baltimore avenue after motor
trip to Wildwood. n. J.
Miss Martha Perrem. 1891 Baltimore
avenue. spent the weekend az the guest
OF her brother-in Jaw and sister. Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles r. Pearce, 6i2 South
Grant avenue. Wilmington.
. Miss Gertrude Corcoran, of 232 South
Fifty-fourth street, and Miss Marie
Murphy. also of this city are spending
several weeks in the Pocono mountains.
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CHAPTER
Lonesome nenr Ia Mnd

Lonesome Bear Is Mad
7 ONESoME BEAR was mad clear
- through. from the tip Of his smiling
nose to the bottom OF his clawiug toes.
Judge Owl had Just told him the rid
die OF the cave wasn't a mighty mon
ster. as Lonesome Bear had thought,
but just n little lost puppy
~ don't believe IT," roared Lonesome
Bear. making such n frIghtful noise that
Peggy and Billy came running through
the woods to see what was the matter.
1T surely was mighty monster that
thrashed me in the cave ana hurled me
| down the blum No puppy could black
my eye, and tear my fur. and bruise
my body. Evcn blind old owl ought
| TO be able to see what wreck ina,
awful riddle creature made Of me. ana
| Lonesome Bear glared at Judge owl
through his eye that wasn't hidden oy
n patch and shook his paw that wash
| in sling. iudgs Owl blinked through
his dark goggles and chuckled In owhsh
ylee,
Hoo Hoo. Hoo The Joke Ia on
you" hooted Judge owl. You were SO
badly scared your eyes bulged out un-
,iI they oa igrneI d. p9ppy 4ipp into a" e'e
"wsh-ush I'm not afraid Of anythins
| ir these woods snorted Lonesome Ses,
making a rush at Judge Owl. poh
you dare poke fun at me.
Judge Owl tapped his wings and nem S
| 10 n llnD out OF ILOntBOrne otsti
Hoo Hoo Hoo! It's true 80 ~ !"
true Ask Peggy dear, and Billy TOO :
kooted Judge Owl. , and
Lonesome Bear turned to Pegsy arr anp
Billy. his fur bristlins ana MS "''''
! 'waw.ugh: DO you hear what tGh,s ~
foolish bird Ia saying? He ought 10 w
spanked for nbbing." ,,, whe
oouidnt iS heIp "STif smiling Of Lonesome BesI
he looked 90 vexed. The creatuTps Be- -. ~
the cave on the bluff was Todaie rup ny,
klns and he didn't throw you cow ,nvins tS
bluff; YOU threw yourself asst,rs Gov" |vo,
to get away from the Dig cre"''
imagined him TO be"
'wah-ugh, wah-ugh!' snarled Lone
He knew Peggy wouldn't tell him any
thing but the truth, and yet u was har, s,,,
TO believe that a puppy nae .,iii % anna ~
! irg. Then as he began to feel the Tusl u
! OF what Peggy and Judge Owl said n
grew madder and madder. Waw-ush
II that was a puppy IN teaSa .Sat h'n saue, q
fashion. I'll thrash him and III snas
him. "Waw-ugh Z" And away limpe'
Lonesome Bear for Toddie Pupkln;s,,
; cave. going 80 fast that Peggy ana BIZ
couldn't keep UP with MN
, ToddIe pupl<ins was gnawing bon
! I'm front OF his cave when he hear!
i Lonesome Bear coming crashing throug
i the bushes. He jumped up in hurr
> when Billy shouted a warming
: Pun, Toddie Pupkins Lonesom
: Bear is coming to thrash you and srnas
you!"
But don't run into the cave adde'
Peggy for there he will have you Il
trap" -,
Toddie Pupkins looked UP and dow
{ and around. There was no place .
r run except into the cave or down IN
I bluff and Lonesome Bear was cllmbinl
the blufr at high speed. Toddie Pupkin
was cornered In a minute Peggy ant
Billy expected to see him thrashed ant
smashed,
But Toddie pupkins was brave. ant
what did that pluoky puppy do but turn
his back on the climbing bear and be
gin to kick dirt and gravel down th'
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

NJ and Mrs. Howard Wurts Page,
s,nT, ,ulton street, who are spending the
n ~ mtr n,' al Nova Scotia, will entertain at
SSanG9Semeni Of MIS- Edith I'd "sI! Nelson Page
TTausnter Of Mr. and Mrs. Page, to Dr
S,aG Slarr, son 0C Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac
i'H'r ins, OF chestnut, HIl, was announced
o. Mr., nod and Mrs George wharton Pepper
o. Devon will leave on Saturdov to
~ "pg3nd the month Of August and mar,
HGsf If'bRtemher borrer a. their cottage at North
49, STu tiarbor, Me, accompanied nv THAR
%"sthhler' Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick paul.
Newhoi1 Daughter. Mrs. Fitz- Eugene
hdirondss some time at Sarsnac Lake,
tTunohdaCk mountains, will also ioIn
Nir ana will remain for Some time
On satl paul and Mr.. Newbod viii leave
for ca,,nE ""E with the First city Troop
camp at Mt Gretna.
and Mry men zen Sewell, daughter of Mr..
vii SSlrS' Robert Sewell, OF Rydal who
Sv,iI ppe one Of next seasons debutantes
Dinhoc oc me guest for two weeks of Mrs
Ma Norris at her cottage at cane
ners 80 Mss Sewell was one OF the win
jn the nna, Tle mixed doubles championship
tcnnis INA Una round of the middle states
town ,,nIutnamCnt, held at the German.
W. 'rcKet club last week.
ola" and Mrs William IIttleton aor-
nn3 Td Tnd their family, OF Graver's Iana
EyCroroahu ana MRS. Daniel L. Hebard of
on fh,seIm avenue, Chestnut Hill Ieft
wbaran ann.Gl.rsday for Pequaning Mich
Wiz iimg'e they Will remain a few 1avs e,ii amJ
and So early in August to Bass Sornaa nes
turnimar 'ouS poi ints through Canada re-
ber 10 their homes about Septem-
the ,SS sa'. ,Heloise Minor HaIsey will Isaye
whcre E part Of August for Vireinia
SbIr,e she will visit ,Mrs PansSnii,
near aTN yoa at her country place. Nj ar
and %r, fnsirn and Mrs Tredcrlck H. Shelton
nave 'Ieir Ier, daughter, Miss Helen Shelten
ncr hndenLt deLt Sunnyside Farm, Their au,,,,
q few ~'u,S n,o near Media, and are spend,ng
wv wv weeks at Castine, Me. '''"'''s
RaGGnpS", Frank T. GriswoId, of uotborra
lime IT. Who has been spending son"s pv
ptcted Beverly Farms, Mass ~ ex'
Jr "t, ns and M Mrs. George Wharton pornar
leave e' M Midland avenue, st. Davids wpIii
Nv. "S nnd IKE axe y, j., as the guests eats. az az
innnt"wun t,u Mrs H. $. pfsston, Jr' OF Ger W
.',ss Elizabeth l.. A, Brewstor aud
~. lrrsdsG Gf&re Brewster. daurhtara ~" nI
fisusrieA {, Brewster, Of Mannheim