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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells What Some of the Would-
Have-Been Debutantes Are Doing Discipline
in Camp Strictly Maintained
I FIND It very Interestinc to learn
what tho tvoulil-have-ljeen debs aro
doing Hit8 'etlr' Aon'1 you7 And lt's Just
aplendtd to aeo how thono who might
otherwise have been butterlies tor a year
or more ore turning their attention to
etrong and flno things, and are preparing
for real work, There's Margaret Shober,
for Instance. She Is the daughter of Mrs.
Jdhn B. Shober. you know. They have
been spending the early fall at Haverford
Court, but havo recently moved Into their
apartments at 426 South Carlisle ttreet.
Margaret has tnkon up nursing at tho
'university of Pennsylvania Hospital, so
there's not much traipsing round on her
program, Then Marys Clark has been
taking a special courso at the Polyclinic
Hospital and goes thcro every day from
10 until 4 o'clock. Her engagement to
tleutenant George Harrison Frazlcr, Jr.,
was announced yesterday, you know.
I FIND thero aro a lot of people taking
the special courses at the Polyclinic.
Young Mrs, John Flick Blgned up the
other day. Her husband Is In Fiance,
you know; went over with Base Hospital
No. 10, and Mrs. Harry Dtllard, whoso
'husband is also "over there," Is studying
.t the hospital,
TO RETURN to tho debutante bunch,
Sfargaretta Jcanes Is taking a business
edurse at Pclrce College, and docs Red
Cross work after hours, and another
debby who was to haVo been, Eleanor Mc
Cawley, Is In the motor-messenger service
and as busy as the proverbial bee. Elea
nor McCawley's brother Is In tho navy,
you know. Ho married Margaret Bannard
some couple of years ago, and now whllo
ho Is on active duty Margaret Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Heath
Bannard.
But lest "Molly" as well as "Jack" be
overmuch worked and entirely without
play," a few small parties are given
now and then, and Caroline Brown will
have a small luncheon for tho dob set
given by Mrs. Leonard Thomas on
Thursday, while Mrs. Bertram Llppin
eott has decided to glvo a theatre party
for her nlecci Catherlno Morris, on No
vember 21.
MR, AND MRS. A. ATWATER KENT
and their family have returned to
Rosemont, after spending the summer at
their beautiful new place at-Konnebunk-port,
Me. I understand they expect to
move Into their other new home, this
time at Ardmore, In two or three weeks.
They have built a house adjoining the
new Merlon golf links and near Maryland
Woods, tho home of Mrs. Archibald Thorn
son, and I hear the grounds are wonder
ful, to say nothing of tho house and
garage. Tho latter will accommodato
fourteen cars. "What a pity It will not be
ready In time to give a Halloween party
In It tomorrow night! It would bo such
an ldal place.
D1
ID you see Mrs. Rollln Wilburs
"purp" out In front of tho Liberty
Bond booth which the women had In
front of the Union Leaguo last week? Ho
had a sign tied around his neck on which
was written "His Master's Voice! 'Buy a
Liberty Bond.'" They tell mo Friend
Purp strong' aided and abetted the sales
that day.
THE opcVilng reception for tho annual
exhibition of wator colors and minia
tures will be held at tho Academy of the
Fine Arts on Saturday night, and from all
I have heard It will be somo exhibit. Tho
hostesses of the. occasion will bo Mrs.
Levcrett Bradley, Miss Mary Burnham,
Mrs. Walton Clark. Mrs. Stanley O. Flagg.
Jr., Mrs. Francis I. Gowen, Mrs. John
I D. Mcllhenny, Mrs. Thomas Lynch Mont.
gomery, Mrs. John H. Packard, 3d, Mrs.
Joseph Pennell and Mrs, Emlyn L. Stew
ardson. QJOME of our yoUnc lieutenants havo a.
bit to lenrn these days ns well ns tho
men under them, haven't they7 Well, It's
all for the great cause, and youth is apt
ji to db ovcrsevore at limes, oo, us mu icssuu
111 was a very good one, I don't bellevo Lieu.
tenent , well, no, I won't give, his
name, would mind awfully much If I tell
you ONE on him.
It happened thusly in Camp , and
of course, you know, thero had to be
V some one around who would know what
a lovely story It was, and who woulfl
tell It to a visitor, and then the first
thins you know the wee bird gets It and
passes It on to Nancy. Well, a newly
arrived private of a few days old came
walking along the barracks street and
met Lieutenant N. Ho half nodded as
he passed. Lieutenant N. Btood still
and called, "Private , you passed me
Just now without saluting." "Yes, Lieu
tenant, t did. I'm very sorry, but I'm
Quite new down hero nnd I have not
learned all the ropes yet.' I apologize
and will certainly see that it does not,
occur again." And that, you will admit,
was a handsome apology, as, the poor man
really did not know he had made a mis'
take. But, "dressed In a little brof au
thority," oiir young officer remarked:
"Very well, your explanatlomtfcaccepted,
but that you may riot forget lram going
to give ybu a little lesson. Stand there
and salute me 200 times." So the prlvat.
making no remark, stood up before the
officer and began saluting slowly but cor.
fectly till before he had done so SOME
twenty-odd times a small crowd of the
men began to gather about and to look
questions.
One of the captains saw the crowd
and walked leisurely over to see what
Was 'causing the unusual gathering, and
Slscoyered the private hard at work In
front of the young officer. , He stopped a
moment and said, ."Lieutenant N., what
going on?" 'This new private failed
to salute when passing me, so I am
Riving him a, lessW by telling him to
Mlute 200 times. Then ho will not fall
ty thU artlculajr another time. I think."
"Very good, very good," said Captain T.
&. ? i"c,.p,"ne' "Qull w. a
S om ... BhM lmV0 flnlshcd w"
ZOO- Oh I its great to bo alive, Isn't 117
NANCY WYNNE.
ENTERTAINMENTS
HERE AND THERE
Small Parties Given in Northern
and Southern Sections of
the City
Mlsi Hannah Hallowcll. of Maldenbrae,
Jenklntown. entertained In honor of Miss
Llcanor Weavr on Saturday afternoon. Th
hostess roprctented an army man. Mrs
Oeorgo Elsasser. Jr., a navy man, and the
guests were tei Crcm nurses, and Red
Crow knitting wa, a feature. The .,
v5hi. A.r.thur Jullu, l,h
Mcholton. Mrs Howard Cuplt, MIm Mar-
hMh iiW,' " Carl Vnrry- M'" "
mi ,-CnMr'C,kv0n' Mrs- QeorS Nasser.
Mm Lmlly Water, Mrs Hubert amlfH
Mr ,' natV0f Wear- ". Israel Hallowcll,
Mrs. Llils Lipplncott. Mlsrsara Malther.
Mrs. George Smith Miller, of 5440 Walnut
street, entertained at cards on Saturday In
, r ofh?r "'"'"-In-law, Mlu Julia Miller,
?f.,T lear"fId' p"' Tho guests included, Miss
Miller. Mis, l:thel Scoel and Miss Beatrice
Seovol. of Haddontleld: Mils Anne Devlne,
of Camden ; Mrs. Richard M. Bell, Mrs.
f,HVv,HeVmr,M,, Elizabeth Hamilton
and Miss dcnovlevo White.
Miss Amelia McCauley, of West Phila
delphia, entertained on Saturday evening
l?,Kc?r ,f ier suc,t' Mlsa Marlon L,
",?,7.0.f Iloadl"g. I'- Those present
Included Miss Dorothy Johnston. MUs l!ll-
lanrnnnCn,,t0n h8 Uosc"'"- Wlnrtow. Miss
P.f t ?eCLer and Mr Joh" Selbert, Mr.
rhnl Schaerrer. Mr. William Seldcl. Mr.
Sr nil" ',. Mr Prl"l "eller Ills
Moving Han.1"8' Fra"k Den"' nnd
avlnlnir'ni"?? ""'' B,ven on Saturday
ll 3?n iih m8 of M" Thomas Ovn
gcll 420 Allen lane. Mount Airy, proved a
great success. The home was tastefully
o?.'B7!h .a" the & dec'o" Z
tlons used during the Ha-loween season.
?ho, .many ndsome costumes.
Mr wmi7 ntWcre Mlas K'"lnor Snyder,
?L 11 m l'.7,ton' Mr A1Icn Ke. Mr
Auslin n.n,,iM,a BUncn Sheppard. Mr.
nUi qi, ecM,,1 V lss Ann!l Crowc'. Miss
ri, .?? ,Pfard' Mr aeorRO "Itehens. Miss
Blva Stackhouse. Miss Helen Wollnsky, Mr.
O Iyer Lonton, Miss Myrtle Flelg. Miss Vera
Flelg. Mr. Robert Kyle. Mr. Samuel Stow-
uiu una .Mr. i;qward Kahlblo. The party
was chaperoned jy Mrs. Robert Kyle and
the Deacon.
A package party and dance was held
last night by Club No. 13, of tho Big Sis
ters, for the benefit of the aged and tho or
phans. The party was held at the house of
Mr. Julius Sostmann, 620 South street.
Mrs. C. R. Harrison acted as hostess and
Mr. HarrNon recited. The party was In
charge of Mrs. C. R. Harrison. Miss Merlam
Rosenfcld, president; Mils' Augusta
Schwartz, vice president : Miss Mario Welch,
secretary, and Miss Ethel Deltz, treasurer.
Among tho guests were Lieutenant Louis
Steinberg, United States medical corps; Mr.
Joseph Frank, Mr. Albert Ityson. Miss Anna
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sostmann.
Mr. Sylvan Sostmann, Mrs. Julius Sost
mann. Mr, C. II Harrison, Mr. Charles
Satz, Miss Bessie Satz, Miss Matilda Ityson.
Mr. Leo Wolf, Miss Mary Goldberg, Miss
Rose Burd, Mr. Stanley Rosenfeld, Mr. Mor
ris Borlch, Miss Pauline Schwartz, Miss
Augusta Rosenbluth nnd Miss Anna Hyman.
ROSE TREE RACES TODAY
Saturday's Events Well Attended Red
Cross Patronesses Entqrtain at
Luncheon
Tho old saying. "It's an III wind tlSE
blow? no one good." win fully Illustrated
last Wednesday when, owing to the weather,
tho Rose Treo races wero postponed until
todar. The vnst number of peoplo taking
part In tho Liberty Loan work would un
doubtedly have affected the attendance on
Wednesday The new arrangement leaves
today an entirely free day, and Indications
point that a record-breaking crowd will as
semblo at the beautiful track nt Media.
Last Wednesday's program was exception
ally good and It will be given as scheduled
today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hdward T. Stotesbury had
two boxes for Saturday's races anl en
tertained at luncheon beforehand. The Red
Cross patronesses were also among the
hostesses of tho day, Mrs. Archibald Bark
lie, the chairman, returning from Washing
ton In time for the meet Mrs. Samuel
M. Riddle and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords also
entertained Informally before the races.
Among the other patronesses were Mrs.
Howard M. Henry, Mrs. J. Watts Mcrcur
and Mrs. Charles II. Schoff.
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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 191T
MISS MARIE LOUISE DILKES MISS MARGARET PEROT
Miss Dilkes nnd Miss Perot aro interested in tho bazaar, which will be given nt tho Bellevue-Strntford on No
vember 8 for tho wool nnd comfort fund nnd also for free beds nt the Jefferson Hospital's convalescent homo
nt Wayne.
PARAGRAPH CLUB
WILL MEET SOON
Beverly Sends Sweets and Musi-
cnl Instruments to Soldiers
at Jersey Camp
BEVERLY Tho Paragraph Club will
hold Its weekly meeting on November 0
In tho auditorium of the publlo school nt
3 o'clock.
Mrs. J. Fletcher Street, who 13 chairman
of tho department of civics, will havo
charge of tho meeting. Mrs. Kdwln C.
CJrlco will bo tho speaker.
October 23 was "sweets day" for tho sol
diers at Camp Dlx, nnd the members of the
Paragraph Club certainly did their bit.
Thcro wero 212 glasses of Jelly, six dozen
quarts of fruit, tnree quarts of grape Julco
and several bottles of pickles donated. Mrs.
George II. Beatty, who1 Is In charge of the
music department. Is collecting all kinds of
musical instruments, which will bo sent
to Camp Dlx.
Mrs. Oertrudo Jones gave a card party
at her home on Warren street a. few days
ago and raised sufllclcnt money to purchase
two vlctrolas. A number of records, one
banjo and twe ukuleles have been donated.
Mr. William A. Worth, Jr, who Is a
member of the medical corps at Reed Hos
pital, Tacoma Park, Washington, D. C, Is
spending a few days' furlough with Mr.
and Mrs. William A, Worth, of Warren
street.
Mr. and Sirs. M. E. Gormly, of Potts
vllle, Pa . wero week-end guests of Miss
Catherlno Qormly, of Church street.
Mrs. Sarah 11. Nixon is spending a. fort
night with her daughter. Mrs1. 11. P. Swain.
DIXAXCO The members of tho Delanco
branch of tho Delanco and RlverMde Red
Cross have much to their credit during the
last eight weeks that the workrooms have
been busy. Tho committee reports that
It has far exceeded the work expected,
but If It had had the co-operalton and
help of eery woman In Delanco its list
of articles made up -for tho soldlora and
tho hospitals would havo been a bigger
boc.rt for Delanco.
Tho committee of Red Cross workers has
from time to time sent out urgent nppeals
to tho women of Delanco for their help, and
surely one hour a day could be spared for
the soldiers who havo been putting In weeks
and months fighting for those who wero
not called to go.
"Back the Boys In the Trenches" Is now
tho motto of tho Red Cross workers In this
cectlon of New Jersey, and tho Delanco
end of the branch certainly wants 'to be
numbered among tho first who are doing
this excellent work.
The boxes now ready for shipment con
tain 710 sponges, 72 drains, 72 lavatory
pads, 108 gauze rolls three yards long, iJIt
compresses, 262 two, three and four Inch
gauze bandages, 4 comfort bags, 2 pounds
of absorbent cotton, 114 muslin bandages,
rolled; 30 crinoline rolls, 40 muslin slings
12 T bandages, 21 fracture pillows, 10 pairs
of bed socks, 21 blanket bath robes, 48 sots
of pi Jamas.
Miss Keed Askew, ofew York, Is spend
ing a fortnight with her grandmother, Mrs.
A. T. Hagstoz, at her homo on tho creek
front.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Rldway cele
brated their silver anniversary on Saturday
evening. Fifty guests were entertained.
SUCCESSFUL FAIR
AT RIDLEY PARK
Swarthmore Red Cross Busy Fix
ing Christmas Bags and Pack
ages for Troops Abroad
It used to bo that when you went to a
fair you'd merely find two tables a cake
and candy table and one with fancy arti
cles upon It. And, sadly and resignedly,
you would pick out a horrible red pin
cushion or five cents' worth of very hard
peanut brittle, nnd tako a hasty way home
ward. But falrB nowadays are so abso
lutely different and there aro such lots and
lots of "ducky" things for sale that you
simply must buy some of them, whether
you had planned to do so or not. It Is such
fun getting ready for n fair, too.
Out In Ridley Park tho cleverness and In
genuity of almost overy woman In tho town
was called upon In ono way or another, and
tho splendid result was tho harvest fair
given on Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday
of last week. It wns held In the Audi
torium, and everywhere wero bright-colored
leaves, cornstalks, pumpkins, asters and
chrysanthemums I
Thero wero Just heaps of booths. Tho
Emergency Aidors had a fine display of tho
work they havo been doing under tho direc
tion of Mrs. E. K. Nelson. Mrs. E. D.
Beardsley was In charge of the table of
"war-garden" preserves and. canned things.
A prize for tho best Jar of vegetables had
been offered by tho National Emergency
Food Garden Committee and this prli was
won by Mrs. Frank Brown. Tho Judges
wero Mrs. Paul I.achenmeyer, of Lans
downo; Mrs Charles K. Weston, of Nor
wood, nnd Mrs. Satterthwaltc, of Morton,
Thero was a booth of (lowers and can
dles, under tho direction of Mrs. E. D.
Shattuck ; a beautiful fancy-articles table,
of which Mrs. F. F. Turner had charge,
and, of course, thero was a vegetable table.
Mrs. Plowman was nt the head of that
Mrs. James Tongue. Mrs. Harry Gaul and
Mrs. Shew sold "smokes" In the balcony,
nnd wo mustn't forget tho always Impor
tant Ico cream, which was served by Mrs
Frank Bond, Mrs. Joseph MacIIenry and
Mrs. Hippie.
And, neither last nor least, there was the
cafeteria, which was a real one. Mrs. Carl
Helnemann and Mrs. James Hurst had
chargo of It, nnd supper was served thoro
from 6 to 8 each evening. Armed with a
tray and plate nnd various other neces
saries, the diners were nllowed to pick out
Just what they liked to eat, and thero was
enough variety In tho "eats" to suit the
very fussiest of people. When they had
dono this they carried their trays off to
one of tho card tables that were scattered
all around, and whlla they supped girls
In bright costumes thrummed away at
ukuleles and Miss Jeanette Hayes danced
most charmingly. Miss Helen Athcrholt
woro a stunning Red Cross knitting bag
costume and walked about selling wool for
tho Emergency Aid. Needless to say, she
sold every bit sho had.
We mustn't forget the side-shows, which
Mrs. Harry Wlnsmoro had charge of. Thero
wero nil sorts of weird freaks thero who
wero really respectable, nice-looking cltl
ens, but disguised, for the time being, so
that they could hardly be recognized There
was a huge, fierce-looking giant, a diver, n
"scarecrow and lots moro.
Saturday afternoon the children had a
perfectly beautiful time. There were games
for them und Mrs. Charles O Hetzel had
charge of n baby show and a "Just-dog
show." The title of the latter shows that
yellow-eared dogs with no "fam'ly history"
were Included, ns well as poms and bull
pups. Ahout thirty of the Boy Scouts had a drill
on Saturday afternoon, and In the evening
Mrs. Hetzel had charco of the first subscrip
tion dance of the season, which served as n
very nice "wind-up" to the fair. The next
subscription dance will be held on Novem
ber 10.
Miss Helen Miller, who hai been visiting
Miss Helen Atherholt In Ridley Park, re
turned to Baltimore last Thursday.
Mr. George C. Hetzel Is spending some
time at Atlentlo City.
Mrs. William, C. 8egner has returned from
New York, whero Bhe spent several days.
The Red Cross people In Swarthmore are
busy fixing Christmas bags and packages to
send overseas The surgical dressings class
of the Swarthmore branch meets at Strath
Haven Inn, and the other committees meet
In the borough hall. The Emergency Aid
has Its meetings at the Woman's Club on
Tuesdays. An entertainment la to be given
soon for the Emergency AW.
Mrs. Charles Adams entertained the
bridge-luncheon club at her home on Tues
day afternoon.
Captain Max Stockton and Mrs. Stockton
motbred down from Allentown last week and
snent several days with Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Stockton.
The first of a series of subscription dances
was held at Strath Haven Inn on Saturday
evening. Mr. William Ward and Mr. Earl
Weltz are grlng up these dances, and
there will probably be one every month.
Mrs. C W, Blgelow, of Media, gave an
Informal Halloween party for her two small
sons, Clifford and Gerald, on Saturday
afternoon, October 27. The guests were
Elizabeth Jefferls, Alice Williamson, Jane
Wiltshire. Frank Wiltshire, Arthur Wilt
shire. Rosemary Brewer, Anlce Ford, Ever
ett "Ford, Edward Keller. Arthur Matthews,
Alice Hilton and Mary Caroline Hilton.
kiss Yfrncll mv a JlttU mqur cm
WYNCOTE CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Several Speakers at Woman's
Club Gathering Membership
in United Service Club Voted
Tho Woman's Club of Wyncoto held Its
second fall meeting last Wednesday In tho
clubrooms. Mrs. Frederick M. Campbell pro
siding. Mrs. John Grlbbel gavo a splendid
report of tho Federation of Woman's Clubs
nt Eric, which she had attended ns n dele
gate. Mrs Spencer K. Mulford told of tho
work dono In tho summer In tho entertain
ing of sailors from tho navy yard. A life
membership of $150 In tho United Service
Club was voted.
Tho president Introduced Mrs. Henry
Boden, who gavo a short talk on parlia
mentary law,
Mrs. James B. Drinker Is staying for a
short time with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Mlddleton Fisher, at Alverthorpe,
beforo Joining her husband In Washington.
Mrs Drinker was Miss Mary Frances
Fisher.
The Rt. Rev. Philip M. Rhlnelnnder con
firmed n largo class at tho Church of Our
Saviour, Jenklntown, Sunday evening, when
tho rector, the Rev. John M Groton, chap
lain of the Episcopal Hospital unit, now at
Allentown, came home for the occasion.
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Photo by Tooto Crafterf.
MISS HELEN B. MATHIEU
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
N. Mathieu, of 1500 North Broad
street, whose engagement to Mr.
William W. Buck, of Oak Lane,
has just been announced.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH 8TKEETS
A TREMENDOUS BILL
OF
Comedy, Music and Novelty!
DON'T MISS IT!
TOKDERIC FLonnin
SANTLEY & MILLERSHIP
In 'THE OinL ON THE MAGAZINE"
PERCY HASWELL & CO.
in "IIEAnTEASE"
Marguerite Farrell
Frank Moore & Joe Whitehead
THE RACE OF MAN"! CAnLTLD & nOMEIll
8TAMPEDE MDEK&; EMNOUE & CABLE
TON, and rOTTEU & HARTWELL.
nELLKVUE-STRATFORD BAILROOM,
illuuovAl fatui ng, a. at o;ov.
4 . V.'. ,W . k BV,
Mme. Yvette Guilbert
RECITAL
PRICES ll.BO. 12.00. Box Beat. 13.00.
BENEFIT FRENCH WAR BELIEF
Tickets at Heppa'a, 1110 Cheatnut St.
LITTLE
THEATRE
rhona Loe. 68 U
Seata Stlllnc
EVENINGS 8:80.
POP. tl MAT. THUR3,
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MATINEE TODAY
5tar and Garter
A PHOW OF ftPABKtal
MANY PAETIES THIS WEEK
Luncheon at Manufacturers' Club for Two DaugHnYl
ters Children to Give Symbolic Dances at Hal,.
loween Party on Wednesday Evening in Tioga '
AMONG the Interesting affairs of the
jtx week will be the luncheon which Mr.
and Mrs. Frank T. Dunlap, of S7C8 North
Eighteenth street, will give on Saturday
nt the Manufacturers' Club for their daugh
ters, Miss b'adte Dunlap nnd Miss Catharine
Dunlap The entertainment will take place
In tho Rose Room of tho club, and the dec
orntlons will bo roses and autumn leaves!
the leaves appropriate to the season, and
the roses to the rosebud garland of pretty
girls, the daughters of the host and hostess,
l nd their guests.
Prominent among tho Halloween frolics
for tomorrow night Is tho entertainment to
be given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small
Paxson, of 2101 West Ontario street, for
their children nnd their young friends. Tho
reception room will bo decorated with corn
stalks, autumn leaves, pumpkin lanterns
nnd witch lights. It Is truly marvelous
what accomplished Impersonators llttlo chil
dren becoms with a few rehearsals. Mrs.
Paxson has arranged a program of Hal
loween mystorlos, nnd tho youngsters do
the most graceful dancing in Imitating tho
fireflies In 'tho dance of tho lightning bugs."
Miss Charlotte Soott, Miss Margaret Moire,
MIbs Esther Moore, Mlsa Marian Block,
Miss Isabel Lazarus, Miss Helen Paxson,
Mlsa Rika Krook and Miss Helen Krook
will bo tho fireflies They will wear black
net frocks ornamented with gold tlnsil and
will cparklo flashlights as they dance. This
will bo followed by tho Incantation of the
witch, Miss Rita White, who waves her
broomstick for the "danco of the ghosts,"
Impersonated by tho young boys, Master
Louis Scott, Master Georgo Rosonstcln,
Master Ivan Block, Mnstcr Thomas Pax
son, Master Charles Paxson, Master Wool
ner Meyers, Master John Held, Master War
ren Shecler nnd Master Franklin Moore.
As the danco Is completed tho ghosts will
seize the fortunes In tho witch' caldron
and distribute them to tho audience Tho
llttlo girls will sing tho "Pumpkin Song,"
each dressed In yellow crepe paper to rcprc
fent n pumpkin with tho bright-eyed pretty
head peeping out of tho top. Old-fashioned
songs and guitar and mandolin solos will
completo tho program. Of course, there
will bo an audience, for all tho fathers,
mothers nnd a few older brothers nnd
sisters must seo tho children net, so thero
will be about clxty guests to look on After
the show tho frolic will begin, bobbing for
apples, Jolly games nnd n gay tlmo with
tho witches, pixies, elves and ghosts, nnd
than good-by all mysteries until October,
11)18.
Mrs. Merrltt Moffett, who beforo her mar
riage was Miss Rebecca Leonard, of Twenty-fifth
street nnd Allegheny avenue, gavo
a luncheon and card party on Saturday nt
her now homo In Logan. Her guests were
Miss Carrie Pcterman, Mrs. Howard
Schweitzer, Mrs. William Haebcrleln, Miss
Ellen Wnldeck, Mrs. Richard Farrand, Mrs.
Carroll Thompson, Miss Sophia Lackey,
Miss Elsie Lecnnrd, Miss Mabel Mllten
bcrger nnd Miss Ethel Leo.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Thomas, of North
Twenty-second street, sympathize greatly
with her In tho death of her grandson, Mr.
Spencer Lees, who was accidentally klllod
on Friday night at Capo May. The young
man, who enlisted In tho United States
coast reserve, was one of the seventeen
young men of tho Temple Baptist Church
In the service cf tho nation. Ho was In
church on Sunday, October 21, In his uni
form and was In tho best of health nnd
spirits. He was tho youngest trustee of
the church and was for several years sec-
11:15 A. M. to 11:15 p. If.
AUTCnAFT Presents
GERALDINB
FARRAR
IN FIRST SHOWING OF
"The Woman God Forgot"
Stas-ed by CECIL, De MILLK
All Next Week WM. rOX Presents
"Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp"
PALACE,
1214 MARKET STREET
10 A. M. to lltlB P. M.
GOLDWYN Presents
MAXINE ELLIOTT "F1GIITI!DS.
Added Attraction Mack Bennett Comedy
"A BEDROOM 1II.UNDER"
Thura., Frl , Sat. "ONE HOUR"
A Sequel to "Threa Weoka"
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT BELOW 10TH
10:15 A. M., 12. 2 .v-ir. n i i-.tr, n-ao r. M.
FIRST PRESENTATION
OF THE GREATEST
MARGUERITE
CLARK
THOTOPLAT EVER PRODUCED
BAB'S
BURGLAR
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Adapted From One of Mary Roberta Rlnehart'a
Lovable Sub.Deb. Storlen.
THE PRESENTATION OF
THEDA BARA in "Camille" Is
Temporarily Postponed
PENDING THE ACTION
OF COMMON PLEAS
COURT No. 1
ANNOUNCEMENT SOON
REGENT nm.p'AY "me-
FEATUniNO DOROTHY PHILLIPS
VICTORIA 5W,. ffis p8tm!
Victoria Orchestra Leo Deaaauer, Director
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN HER NEWEST "TVf A fTI A '
PRODUCTION AUAU17A
ALI, NEXT WEEK
"FOR THE FREEDOM OF THE WORLD"
Comlm "A DAUGHTER OF THE i U0D3"
Featuring ANNETTE KELLEnMANN
GLOBE Theatre
MARKET A
JUNlPrm sr.q
'.r.Z.Rfnn tin, mi...
11 A. M. to II r. SI. IOC.
BUTCH McDEVITT
JOc. lBo. 23c. SSc.
Wilkea-Barra
Millionaire
For a Day
THE SIDEWALK CABARET
CROSS KEYS DS.llT 2:5 10c- "
VjlJOi3 n.i-1 J. u Evt-a.. T 4 0. IOc. 20. "So.
"CHEYENNE DAYS" MffyY1gT
DlJiU YV X X D,y 2,,Bl By,,., e.ls & j
"Sherman Was Right" COilSSrr
JULIAN ELTINGE ""ffuggffl
T.VRTP. TONIGHT AT 8:15.
JjXXVXVj p0. i Matinee Tomorrow.
HAS SET ALL PHILADELPHIA m
ABLAZH WITH DELIOHT
WHAT!
Victor Herbert's Masterpieco
EILEEN
Tubllo and Traaa Unaclmoua In IU Praia.
ADELPHI LAST 7 TIMES. J5VOS.. 85.1.
. it . PP',". inNEB THURSDAY
A. 1L yteode' Funniest Farce ot Use eaon
Market
Stret
MAKi'S AJNJU-JE-
!&
i-Atary of the Sunday school. Another dt
the Temple boys nt Cape May, Mr. HMT
Jenn ngs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V,
Jennings, of 3632 North Eighteenth Hrmt,
who has been III at tho camp hospital, la -covering
His sister. Miss Bessie Jennie,
v sited him on the day that Mr. Les
Killed.
In connection with the twenty-fifth ak4
yersary celebration of the pastorate of '
"" "eorge ataniey Burnfleld, D. D
... ,ui x-rcnuycenan (.nurcn, AiiefflM
avenue and Broad street, Friday evenii
Will bo tho social nrrn.lrm nf lh .
There will bo address t,v Mr. n.nrn
rf
Diuun, jr., vice president of tho Philadel
phia Bible Society, and Doctor BurnfleMr
selections by tho Kilties and Clan Oof
dons; duets by the Misses McICenty, voo4
solos by Mr. William Keech and organ sole
by Miss Elltabeth Reekie.
The Tioga Improvement Association, Mr,
Henry P. Schneider president, has sent
to the Tioga boys at Camp Meade a varletr
of games, boxing gloves, soccer and rugey
balls and n full baseball equipment
One of the Tioga men nt Camp Mead Ik
n recent letter to a relative says: "I am
enjoying myself, and It surely la wonder
ful. Our hotel, or barracks, Is well nam
Dew Drop Inn. It Is located right In
grovo of chestnut trees, and It is the most
charming bungalow In the camp. It accom
modates one hundred, and wo take greftt
pride In It" Another says. "Talk about
fairy talcs I Why. down here we go to b4
and the next morning we wake up to see
a new barracks across the way where tke
day before we wero playing football."
WHAT'S DOING
JO NIGHT
4Sfj,
Mr. William Preston Wood Is -rlsttln
Lakewood, N. J., staying at the Laurel
House,
Clinrch Illitorlcal Society's fall meeting.
Church House.
October dinner of Chestnut Street Bbs
Iness Men's Association, Kugler's.
Annual masquerade ball of South Sis
tleth Street Improvement Association, ReA
Men's Hall, Sixtieth and Spruce streets.
GOOD NEWS
For tho Theatre-goers of Philadelphia
In response to hundreds of lettara ana th
requesta of many clergymen who hava an
atronely approved the play, the management
of the
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSE
Announces that It has contracted with William
Llliott. F. Ray Comstock and Morrla Geit
to extend the enacarement ot
THE BIGGEST DRAMATIC
SPECTACLE ON EARTH
THE
WANDERER
Staged by DAVID BELASCO
WILL STAY TWO
WEEKS MORE IN
PHILADELPHIA
Beats for these Farewell Weeks on Sale
TODAY
at the Metropolitan Box Office, also at Down
town Ticket Office, 1108 Cheatnut St.
GET IN LINE AT ONCE
Evejilncs and Sat. Mat., COo to 11.50.
Bargain Mat.' Tomorrow J1, $1
last Niairr. sat., November mil
mm
ACADEMYOF MU3IO
BURTON
HOLMES
FRI. EVGS. & SAT. MATS.
AUSTRALIA NOV. 9, 10
NEWZEALAND(NovlGl7
AND TASMANIA XX OV. AO, XI
South Sea Islands ( Nov. 23. 24
FIJI SAMOA HAWAII '
JAPAN, 1917, Nov. 30, Dec. 1
ALASKA TODAY, DEC. 7, 8
Ruin 3- 3B0 Now c'0""
OUI at Heppa'a "uff Bat.. Nov.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
3 Nights a Matinees
TODAY.l Matinee at 2; Night at 8
THURS., Matineo at 2; Night at 8
Night Only, Friday, Nov. 2
NO PERFORMANCE WED.. OCT. 1
FAREWELL AMERICAN TOUR
HARRY LAUDER
Seata Heppe'a, 1110 Chestnut. NIahta. BOO to 3.
Mats
una a ai.Du. cnecaa 10 ueo. i nau.
RT?OAT Limited Engarement. Ev. BiltS.
wwau Matinee Tomorrow, 2:1S.
HENRY MILLER 1'reients
RUTH CHATTERTON
in "COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN"
With URUCE McRAEJ and Orlainal Cast,
GARRICK-Now 'mV. a..
DAVID DELA3CO Presents'
THE BOOMERANG
Orlainal Belaaco Theatre N. Y. Caat
Including Arthur Byron. Martha Hedmaa.
Wallace Eddlnjer and Ruth Bhepley.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PROTESTANT REFORMATION
OCTOBER S1ST. AT 8 P. M,
Speakers: DRS. HAAS AND LOW
rHORUB otr ego unaer it. a
Tickets. 10toT3 cents, at Heppa'a. HIT CI
The Golden Troupe: TVes
Rosellaa: James araa
ft Co.! Leonard
Wllllird, BUllo aa)
Jphnny Vannla,
Virginia Pearaop la
Thou Shalt
Not Steal"
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