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(Jreat Demand for Tickets for Miss Burke's Talk
at Academy of Music Tomorrow Nierht.
Masquerade Friday Evening for Members of Falls
of Schuylkill Church Mrs. Altemus
Presents Service Flag
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! lKathleene Htirltc's lecture tomorrow
U m Is w Brcat It's likely unite a. few
i,n will bo disappointed. 'mere m
tJ! admission fee, you know, and tlio
ILfnrt was idanned by the Intlepemlcnrc
firLare Auxiliary of the American I led
.boss; and the Overseas Committee of
" . .. 4 1,1 t.nu nulnfl tit till II .M
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?iht undcrtnKins, mm wli. .m
"' iKulsmj' 01 .11USIC WUH inmuiHi nil uic
, ivenlng of the thirteenth and tickets tent
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; Kithlecnc uurKe, you isnu, 13 mu ktciv
' nandnlece of the (treat Kdtnund Hurko
t J.j ,he Is the honornry organizing scc-
i urJ-of the Scottish Women h Hospitals
for roreiH" "
j M, thcie were to he no mlinlsilon
chargts. did t not? Hut theio will be a
'collection, when 125 aides, under the in
jection of Mi. Dnvo Lewis, will ro
ihrounh the audience with baskets for
I ;ny voluntary contributions for tfce two
' organljatlonM "'cl1 Pianncu me eiuei
' talnmtnt, and the moneys collected will
' It used for Christmas baRS, tobacco, Jam
and Christmas kits.
fPHE aide Include 11 number of captains
' Inlio have volunteered their services
t for each team, amonK them MaUlo Hush,
1 Dorothy Wilms. Marlon Iliitton, Gertrude
2 . M,.rlin MnAlllaipr. l.pr.ore Mc-
ancuaaw , .. - .
r.tl Mrs. Hal I'atton, Mis. Hubert Hen-
I itrson, Mrs. Kilvvln lions.tck and Mrs Hob
Torrey.
I. The committee or tin- uveiteas 1 iuu 11
headed by Mrs. Bean Thomon. assisted
by Mrs. N'ed Hrovuili-B Mrs Illllle War
Jen, Mrs. llussell Jones. Mis. Sam Hell,
Jr., Mrs. Uaiclm Wnrburtou Mrs, Jack
Mason and Mrs Dobson Altemus.
u. Inilpiipiidence s'liuau Auxlliarv Is
If headed by Mrs. C'.corRC Horace horlmer.
lth Mrs. Ceorpe l-ales li.vUer as vice
ehalrman. Others on the lommlttee in-
1 elude Mrs. Otis Sklnntr. Mrs. Kied IZiir-
lish, Mrs. Tlicion Crunj;. Mrs. Frank IXt
cum. Mi". 1 H. OHarra. Mrs. Diaries
It Jlcl-ean, Mis Hamilton Carson and Miss
E. i'. uicne
BHIOADIKI! UH.NKllAI- l.YTTKKTDN
WALli:il TAZKWK1X WAI.KKH
willalsa make .111 uddre.ss and Miss Hurke
will be Introduced by Mr. Stevens Heck
icher. She will be the Lorlmers" Rticst
Khlle in riul.uIHuhlu and they will enter
tain for her at dinner before the lecture.
Although 011U her econd visit to this
city, she ha Ins sjiokc last spring at the
residence of Mr Stotcsburj, Miss Ilmke
U well known here 111 recognition of her
devoted wmk for humanity. Abroad she
las been termed tho Knif-ht ot Tender
ness and Pity, while in America she has
on for her.velf the name of "The Thou
sand Dollars a Day Nur-ie," owing to the
large sums she has been able to raise for
Tarlous chapters
Her l'oi.n., "The White Uoad to Ver
dun," written from her own personal ex
periences, Is another tribute to her capa
bility, Her subject tomoriow niRht will
U "The Shall Not Pubs." When she Is
en full-dress parade Miss Burke wears tlio
uniform of the staff of tho Scottish
Women's Hospitals, adorned with the
Serbian rinvonle Hed Cross medal, tho
Trench order of the Golden T'alm, the
$erblan Slawmlc Ued Cross medal, the
Btlltary medal
The United States Marino Corps'n.md
has offered Its services for the evening.
TN THESK davs of liurry-up weddliiRs,
jol really cannot c.spect your friends
1st i:t,c,ii,t:j uui iiituiicu 1111111U, i.jit;'
l lalV If you announce youi ciiRugcment
une.weejt. to h ncct stranger 111 a KiiaKi
t Uniform unit i next week walk down
the aisle haiiRlnu mi his manly arm
IJL' hlle he holds his cap oer his heart and
.his sword clank at his hide. His .NAME
Jots not impress your friends, who nro
omuch more Interested in what his com-
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wiieuier your wcuuimk
LrlniT Is Cold fir nlntlnntu
K" i Th.1t. nt miirco nnnllnn . ih.iih fnliHtu
Vflth 5ur family it Is different. How
fouid your mother, who has cried her-
KJielf to sleep over tho Invitations and
K,eepert into every branch of his family
jl.tree, forget tho name of the man who
I takes her little girl from her?
HOW COUld fllthfr. Willi vlclntia nf Innill'
S lUls dancing lufore his eyes and a little
Imp of jealousy kimelclncr nl hlsi lirnrt.
K fall to remember the name of him who is
Ci we cause of all this commotion? How
Ik Jould they' And et
EC She Is n nrettv llttln war iiriiio nn.i
M Uk many another of her kind, spends
r e hours during which, "hubby" Is busy
I' PV8f Rilleutenant buck homo with father
v and mnthpr it iu nUT,ni..ii., v.ni r..M
jj thr to realize that in the eyes of tho
5j w at least daughter's name Is no longer
hi
N'ot Jong ago the girl and her
'a Parents were Invited to a reception, and
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"rer, mwaya proud or his good-looKIng
f, anmy, 'irouKht up a distinguished army
jjjj "ian to be Introduced with much cere
mony.
ft, "Pin Jones, 1 want you to meet
M, Bmlth and my daughter. Miss I
;, mean Mrs. er oh. Mary, for good-
Sf B,M toke, what Is your name?"
o, you can't expect your friends to
femember your married name, but of
I M"rs it's different with your family!
It P W'AS " W0,uK,'ful "leht. wasn't It?
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If "rhls I should say "sights." for I never
-rained my eyes harder ut n,three-tlnK
lrCU Iban 1 did out Ihpro trvlni? to kcp
. vrythlnB thut was going on. The motor
, '"nBrt, with aeneral Waller of the
s uins In thoir mM.1 ... .. ti.i.r
li 10 be overlnnkeH ,.i tii-.. mnriu ,,
i "'vouubcq, ami tney maue
one thawing when they had their plctt
Q71 eve If they were almost in t
am Of ft freshman HPrlrYimoira Wli
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the
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' v... '",v" "cm uruuiiu 1110 mien,
flt. .' Py,nB' co,ors waving and mas-
I! Cut. ...', . " "n,
IfiK. . ,n,pB allead' I forgot all about
!iis .v L"tandlnB UD and U'K thrilled
iltl the 8t of the grand stand.
'hen, that Amhuinnn. ,.1 1.. .....
Xw. V".u 8M tht olld Bduare of khnkl
i.' "" la With the cadenro of tl,lr
' heerT And did you hear the har-
yuit came from tho megaphones of
i ,n'pn wno eang wjth the band7
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was thero with Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Stoles
bury. Mrs Oeorge Harnett, and several
others. In fact, everybody In town was
there, nn.l I hope thuy all found It as
interesting as I did.
It was really the Army nnd Navy play- ,
lng.BiKl Philadelphia seemed to realize
the .fact, for the crowd was represent!!
tlvof the Interest that Is always nhown
for that game. The debutantes-thut-'Would-havo-been
were all there, and 1
Raw Pauline Arey's cute little red hat,
turning from side to side at 11 great rate,
ns she tried like nil the rest of us to vCe
three or four exciting things nl once.
Mr. C. H. .lones had a lot ot lied Cross
Rills in uniform selling pioj.rams and
taking 11 collection between the halve.
They wore their blue capos with the red
lining showing ax they Hung no side
across their shoulders, and they made an
nttructlve picture In the grand stand and
surioundcil by the khaki of the Ambu
lance The formal retreat after the game was
most impressive. Theio was no hesita
tion there about men taking off thtlr hats
to the ling, and wl.lie the "Star Spangled
Uanner" was, played, and hc.-e and there
all over the Held ou could ee solitary
llgurcs of straight tilm marines standing
at salute till the last note was placed nnd
the Hug had slid from the mast, liest of
all were tho plnycr. however, for they,
thoroughly done out. though man ot
them were stopped as they were leaving
the Held, and stood at salute till the very
end. NANCV WV.N.N :
MRS. EARL FREDERICK HELLER
Of 5449 Locust street, who will be
remembered as Miss Alva May Tay
lor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall W. Taylor, of Germantown.
Her marriage took place last week
PLANS MADE FOR
CHARITY BALL
Allied Countries Represented by
Groups of Dancers, America
Prominent in Each Picture
Urenthlng forth a hplrlt of pati luti-111 and
deiuncr.icy the opening pageant of tin-thlity-elghth
annual I'liarltj H.1II pronilhOH
to lie one of the most spectacular and beau
tiful ror prei-enttd by tills uell-knmwi ur
gaulatiou. In upltc of present ir condi
tions, tho ball tills jear, which takes place
on the evening of December "7. at the Acad
emy of Music, will bo unusually l.n'go and
brilliant, as It will be virtually the only
large ball of the season.
Tho opening feature, beginning at 'J
o'clock promptly, will be a pigeant dance,
"Columbia's Ciuclble," In which represent!!
tles of tho four beneficiaries will take part.
The alllid countries Mill bo represented by
a large number of dancers dic-sed In cos
tumes of the national colois, while Amuiici
will be represented In each Individual group.
To the national Itusslan music, dances ot
tills countiy will be portrayed by prominent
young girls under the direction of .Mis.
It an da I Moigaii ami .Mrs. William lltillitt.
Wlillii the group representing England, un
der the direction of Jlrs llnbert llmott
Hare will enter to the music of "Ilule llrl
tannl.i " Costunud In the Imglldi national
colors, they will be led I15 the "haiacters
of John Dull and Iliitannln.
Italia follows to the music of tho (larrl
Iih'iII hymn; two cniiles In tho rcgulitlon
Italian costume will then gio a feature
dance to .Moskowskl's "Tarantella." This
group of dances Is under tho direction of
Mrs. T Do Witt C'uyler With the strains of
the "Marseillaise," the French dancer.', who
nro under tho direction of Mrs J. Strieker
Colo ind Mrs. Alfred Iteglnald, will enter
nnd two couples will dance to the music of
"Orpheus and Kurydlce."
A unbiue idea, devised and arranged by
Mr, Charles S. Morgan, concentrates the
four groups of dancers into a clover tlnale,
which Is termed, 'Columbia's Crucible," or
"The Melting I'ot." featuring Columbia, who
afterward leads tho grand march and
open3 tho ball for general dancing.
The demand for boxes has nlready begun,
among those having secured them being
Mr. Alexander Van Ilenssfluer, Mr. John
Frederick Lewis, Mr Charles Harrison, Jr.,
Mr T. De Witt Cuyler. Mr. John F. Coons,
.Mr. Hills A. Olmbel. Mr John 11, Johnson,
Mrs. Itoland L. Taylor, Mr. Arthur II. Iea.
Mr. Henry 13. Drayton and ijr. Wilbur Pad
dock Klapp.
Social Activities
Jlr and Mrs. John A. Barry, of 6912
Pulaski avenue, tlcrmantown, are lecelvlng
congratulations upon tho birth of a daugh
ter. Jlr. C. I.eonhardt will eWrtaln tho
niembeis of tho younger hlglV bchool set
at his home, 324 South Koity-,lxth btreet.
next Saturday evening. Among those who
will attend will be Jllss Oladyi Crangle.
Jllss ElUabeth Joluison, JIIss i:llabetli
Parke, Jllss Fdlzabeth Shenton, MIbs Hor
ence Dohmen, Jllss Hetty Colb, Jllss Ileiulo
Newklrk, MUs Lillian Shrlver, Jllss, Sara
Smith, Miss Louise Kllkln, Jllss Katherlne
Keller, Jllss Helcno Leonharctt. Mr. 11,
Keller. Jlr. Arthur Hookmyer, Mr. Harl
Newklrk, Mr. William Charlton, Mr, Owen
Slxsmlth. Mr. WlllUm Hussion. M . Horace
Fehr, Mr. James Hully, Mr, Froi k Wolfe,
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REGISTRATION
IN CHELTENHAM
To Register in Woman's League
for National Service
Tomorrow
Tomoiiovv will be rrgMi.ttioti day In
Chf ltenliani towtHilp for all women foi
regular membership In the National League
for Woman's Service Ilrglstratlou places
will be open from in a m. until 7 p. m .
and are located as follows Wvncole. lied
Cross headquarters, pirlsh home, flreen
wnod avenue. Mrs. Henry Spalding In
charge: figontz and T'.lklns Park. Commis
sioners' llulldiiiR, Church road. Mrs Julius
Wevl and Mrs Ilerbett l Taj lor in
charge; Ashbourne and I'lklns Park, Old
York Itoad Fire House. Jlrs Snyder In
charge, Melrne and oak Lane Teriaie.
Jackson leal estate olllce. Valley and Cres
cent roads, Mrs Scriber and Mrs Torrey in
charge : Cheltenham. Cheltenham Fire
House. Mrs Hiizcltnn in iharge.
Jlrs Ooige Wkkrrsham and Mrs. Fred
rick Philips, of Lawrence. L. I.; Mrs. Cho
tie.v Martol. of Cbeyney, Pa., and Mrs.
Junius Spencei Morgan, of I'rliueton, were
the guests nf Ml Hubert SturgK of La
burnum. Clielten Hills, for Friday and Sat
in day
.Mr and Jlis Frank Knvder t West
field N J . weie the guets or Mrs. Seton
II lllch. of Wvmote. for the week-end.
Jlrs. Louis 15 Forntner. of Summit ave
nue. Jenklntown. had as her guest over
Sundnv .Mr Haiold llloudgood from tho
Allentown Camp
Jlis Cyrus H K. I'mtls is visiting her
lUughtct. -Mrs i'crsoii Wells, In Detroit.
.Mich
Dr Jnhii It Deaver and his family have
closed their siiuimi r home in Wymote and
have returned to their Phlladelphl 1 house.
Jlis 11. H. IV Puv Is staying at the
Hotel Dennis. Atlantic City.
The Chic Club of Noble will hold a card
party at the home of Jlrs Louis F. l'aret.
itiove avenue, on Tuesday evening. Novem
ber 1'7, t" raise funds for the purchase of
wool, which will be made into garments for
the soldleis who have gone fiom this neigh
borhood Jlr and Mis Caleb F Fox, of Her
thellvn. will spend pail of the winter at the
Illu-C.irltoti
Jlrs diaries f! Dana and her daughter
have closed their country house on Sus
quehanna load, llvdal, anil havo opened
their winter hoiise.it 2013 Do Lancey street.
Miss Dorothy Ileach. of F.lklns J'ark. is
the guest of Jlrs. Charles A. Ileach, Jr.,
Chicago, 111
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Club of Wyncote was held on Wednesday,
November 7. Mrs. Fiederkk JI. Campbell
presiding After the transaction of busi
ness the president Intioduced the speaker,
Jlr James Warwick Price, who gave a lec
ture on Socialism and the w'ar a most In
terollng tall., citing In turn each country.
Knglnnd, France, Oermany, Sweden. Russia
and Italy, and the part Socialism has taken
iu the wiir A ripple of excitement was felt
when the address was over, and questions
were being aked, to (lnd among the ques.
tinners, Jllss Jeannette lllchards These two
well-known current event lecturers were
later Introduced to each other, and after
tea had been served Miss lllchards, who
had lectmed foi the club for ninny years,
and had come nut rather unexpectedly as
tho guest of Ml" Spencei l Millford, was
persuaded to talk She spoke for ten or
fifteen minutes, giving a ronclse summing
up of (Jcrmany's plan for world supremacy.
Carlisle Girl Weds
CAIILISLK. Pa.. Nov. 12. Friends here
learned for the first time of the mar
rlago of Jllss Ann Davles, of Carlisle, and
Paul Stieedy, a Dickinson student, which
took place nt Washington on November 2.
.Mrs. Sheedy Is the daughter of Cuy II,
Davles, an official of the Attorney Oencrnl's
Department at llairlsburg, Jlr, .Sheedy Is a
lesldent of Washington, D. C.
GREAT AMERICANS
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Red Cross nnd Kmcrponcy Aid
menibors will combine efforts for
Christmas box fund for our soldiers
tit lariro meeting; at Academy of
Music tomorrow cveninjr.
PHILADELPHIA IN
NATIONAL SHOW
Various Men and Women to Ex
hibit Hunters, Ponies, Saddle
and Harness Horses
Plilladelphiaiis will be mole lotispu nous
than ever 111 their loval support of the New
Yolk lloise Show which opens this morning
In Madison Square Harden, principally be
atise nf their e igerness to forward what
ever woik will aid American men In tiench,
camp nnd cantonment.
The gloss iccelpts of this year's National
Horse Show will go in tlielr entirety for
the benefit of the lied Cross. AH of the
expenses of the show have been underwrit
ten by the illiectors and every penny of
levenue fiom wlmtevei source will be
tinned over to the society.
This naturally means that horse lovers
all over the country 1110 rallv Ing to tlio aid
of this splendid wnilt. and Philadelphia's
quota lequireil a spei lal tiatii which left
III jn Jlawr a few davs ago for the trans
portation of the blooded animals to New
York.
Ilryn Jlawr Station looked like a county
horse fair at the time the cars were being
loaded. Tlio famous (lien lllddio hunters
belonging to Samuel D. Kiddle, Charles K.
Ciixp'b string of ponies, Dr. Thomas (!.
Ashton's ponies, Willlnm A. Lelbcr's har
ness horses and hackneys. Jllss Constance
Vnuclulii'H celebrated show horses, Jllss
iKiihfllti Wananinker's noted winners and
Jllss Jean I. Austin's saddle horses and
ponies with all the necessary trappings
made up an array of fine thoroughly d
hors! flesh that aroused the prldo of own
ers and spcctntois alike when they were
being led Into their special cars.
The management of the National Horse
Show inclines that the forces of society
have gathered with enthusiasm to the
standard of the lied Cioss thioiigh this
greatest event of the year In hoise show
elides This is partimlarlv true of Plilla
delphiaiis Interested In the show, and a
well-known .Main Line exhibitor declaies
that the hiu it's that go from the Philadel
phia district will more than hold their
own with the best animals of tio world.
Church Has Fiftieth Anniversary
HFTIILKHKM, Pa., Nov 12 First Re
founed Church celebrated Its fiftieth anni
versary vesterday. The Kcv. II. II. Clarke
was In charge and addresses wero made by
the Kev T Stem, of Ilaston, who or
ganized the congiegation; tho Kev. David
Schelier, of Jonestown, the only surviving
former pastor, and the Kev Paul S. Leln
b.ich, of Philadelphia.
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Costume Dance Much Enjoyed,
Although Held a Week After
Halloween Season
Although more than a week has passed
since Hnlloween, there Is still a Veiy nlco
excuse for a bal masnue, and. with every
0110 wondering who every one clso is, It
surely is fun. Some of the niembeis ot
Lnnsdnw tie's younger set gave nn Invita
tion costume danco on Saturday evening at
the Centuty Club The girls me all niem
beis (.r the F V. C. Club, and the three
who got the dance up are Jllss Kvelvn
Knbe.v, Miss lMnn llobev and Jllss Hesslu
Jones. Tho other members of the club
ate Jllss Alma I'ndeihlll, Jllss Liuina Love,
Jllss Jlnrlnn Hlndle, .Miss IMIlli Ilonsal.
Jllss Mat 1,111 llnlley, Jllss Jllrlam rillmnre,
.Miss Jlellnda Walton. Jlls.s Kuth Peck. Jllss
Hetty Leopold, Jllss Jeannette Kobey. Jllss
Louise Coll. Miss Hstelle Foster, Jllss Helen
Adler, Jllss .Marguerite Hcnnutier, Jllss
Margaret l.yster. Jllss Jlaicellno Jlyers
and Miss Helen Nlkoladl.
Lansdowno Is busy at present registering
Its women for patriotic service, ami every
one seems willing to do her bit In somfl
way or another. The work Is done under
the illiet tloti of the woman's eonimltteo o(
the Delawaie County Council of National
Defense, of which .Mrs. Henry T. Kent Is
the (h.ilrinan The women who form the
oommltton In Lansilowne nrp Jlis S. Pan
coast Levis, chairman: Jlrs l.e Knv Smith.
.Mrs Oscar K. Klmbeiley. Jlrs. William J.
Hicks. Mi h. Clarence sill. Mrs. Arthur
Shilglcy nnd Jllss Mary L Yarnall.
The Lnnsdnw ne brum h of the Ited Cross
held Its monthly executive meeting last
.Monday evening nt the lied Clots headquai
ters Since the tall came for many more
surgical dressings, tho Ited Cioss has In
creased the number of Its winking days
In this depaitment The women nie meet
ing every morning except Saturday, and
als) on Wednesday and Thursday nfter
110011s and Tuesday nnd Friday evenings.
Some of the girls who graduated fiom the
livglono elass last spring are preparing to
take further training at one of the Phila
delphia hospitals. Iu order to qualify them
selves as tegular nurses' assistants Tho
present hvglono class had its last meeting
on Wednesday evening, November 7 Tho
classes have been held on Wednesday nnd
Friday evenings for the last few mouths.
The voting women belonging to the elass are
Jllss Hllzahcth Frlik, Jllss Louise Small.
Jllss Frances Holmes, .Miss Kuth Wunder
llch. Jllss Dorothy JlcUwcn. .Miss Helen
Tavlor. Jllss Kuth Decker. Miss Alma Will,
lace, Jllss Isabel (Jalbialth. .Mrs I.'mlly
Kleff, Jits Crace Ileeket. Jllss Alice Kauf
man!!. Jllss Florence Cole. Jllss Kllzabcth
Ixmghney Jlrs. V.. Jlorton. Jllss Dorothy
Morton, Jlrs Jlarle Head and Jlrs. Lc Kov
Smith Jllss Jlary Hall, from the Ited
Cross headquarters iu Philadelphia, has
been their teacher. The first-aid class that
was foimed at tho same tlnin as tho hygiene
ihiss still meets on Friday evenings at tho
lied Cross houe It Is expected that a new
class Iu hjglene will bo formed soon, as
there are a number of peoplo who wish to
take this course.
Jlrs. i:. Wager-Smith has been Invited by
Jlr Jli Corinlek. the ch.iiimrin of the iccrea
tlon connuittie In Philadelphia, to bring
some girls down to the n.ivj jard to 11
dance. There have been several dances for
me saunis in i.anilovvne, nnd the men are
anxious to icturii the kimlness shown to
them Jlis. Wnger-Smlth has askeil a
number nf girls nnd for eaih group of five
there will be a chaperon. The dance will
be held In about two weeks.
The Iloy Scouts of Lansdowne are surely
energetic. They held a bicycle meet re
cently and cups were won by Douglas
Hood. Harry Ingram. Joseph Walton, Llll
snn Chalmers, Francis Walton and lMward
Willis And now the scouts have just given
.1 little play, called "The Activities of a
IJny Scout" They gave tho play last
Wednesday evening at the scout headquar
ters, and of course r. great many very In
terested fathers and mothers and friends
were present. Several speeches were made,
one of the speakers being Lieutenant
Nlcklln. of the Ardmore corps
At the meeting of the iVntury Club on
Tuesday afternoon reports weie made by
each of the three women who attended the
State Federation nf Women's Clubs at L'llo
several weeks ago. These women arc Mrs
Clnrenco Lppelshelmer, the president of the
club, Jlrs. Kden II Hunt nnd Jlis. Francis
I) Maxwell They spoke chiefly of food
conservation, Americanization and woman
suffrage, each of which had formed a very
absorbing topic nt the federation. Tea
was served later In tho afternoon by Jlrs
Frederick J. Petry, Jlrs. Frank II JIaguIre,
Jlrs, llobcrt L. Jlishler and Jlrs J. Llddon
Pennock,
A meeting of the Slx-Double-Slx Sewing
Club was held nt Jllss HIanche Holeman'a
home last Monday evening.
MAKRIAGE OF ARMY OFFICER
Military Weddinjr Solemnized on Sat
urday, With Miss Marion Glass
as Bride
Among the Interesting military weddings
for November was that of Jllss JIarlon
Phillips Cilass, daughter of Mr. and Jlrs
Samuel J Olnss, of 2403 North .Marshall
street, and Lieutenant William Gillette
Horner, of 1801 North Fifteenth street,
which took place on Saturday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, at tho home of tho officiating
clergyman, the Kev Willlnm V. JlcCurdy,
assistant pastor of the Grace Baptist
Church, Broad and Berks streets, The cere
mony was followed by a reception for tho
two families at the home of the bride's
parents. Lieutenant Homey and his brlda
left for a short stay In Atlantic City, and
from there will go to Jacksonville, Fla,
'RITER BEUHLKK
The wedding of Jilts Helen Louise Ileuh
ler, daughter of Mr, nnd Jlrs. William V.
Beuhler, of SI Kast red ham road, Herman
town, and Lieutenant Mlcluel M. niter,
U. a n., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. niter,
of West Philadelphia, was quietly solem
nized on Saturday at 1 o'clock at the home
of the bride's parents. Only the Immediate
families were present. The ceremony was
performed by the Kev. Stewart P. Keeling,
rector of St. Peter's Church, Clermanlown.
Miss Beuhler, who wore her traveling drees,
was attended by her sister, Miss Allda
Beuhler.
Mrs. lllter will five In Baltimore to be
. k , i,.-.. V , I i.Ki.MaS -! mi vMi
AJlASQlHJItADi: frolic was given on
Friday evening at tho home of Mrs.
Wllltrd Hess on Alnslle street by the Queen
F.stl.cr Circle of the Fulls Jlcthodlst Hpls
copal Church. Oak leaves and chrysanthe
mums mingled with the cornstalks nnd all
the f.ld-tlme decorations of tho rural harvest
festivals. Thcie were many pretty nnd
unique costumes Among thoe present were
Jllss Charlotte Tregea. Jllss Hide Smith,
Jlrs lleibert Turner. Mis Jlary Smith,
Jllss Nellie Smith, Jllss Ida Tregea. Jllss
Kllzabeth Towers Miss Jennie Smith, Jllss
Anne Smith. Jllss Jtaigaret llnyle, Jllss
lMhcr JIcFaddeii. Jlls.s Hazel Wllloughby,
Jllss Flmence Wllbtighb, Jllss Jt.vrtle
Smith. Jllss Uvelvn Smith. Jllss Dora.Snow
den. Jllss Floience Snowden, Jllss Jennie
Cull and Jllss Llllle Howarfi.
Mrs Kllzabeth Dobson Allemus, who has
been spending a short time nl Newport te
tuined home last evening Mrs Altemus,
who Is chairman of the nuxlllarv of the Citi
zens' Patriotic Committee rf the Falls and
who is having prepaied .1 large service flag
to be placed 011 the White House, the head
quaittrs nf the association. Is also having
completed for the Fulls Presbvtorlnii
Chuicli a service flag In honor of the twelve
voting men from the church win- are In the
army and navy Kach of the men of tho
church has been pie'sented with a complete)
knitted outfit, and now the members of tho
National Service Committee nie choking
needles every Frldav night to extend the
same courtesy to eaeh boy fiom the Falls
who has not been supplied with these much
needed garments.
The wt turn of St James tho Less.
Piotestnnt Lplsiopnl Church will give n
supper Wednesday evening In the social hall
of the building In aid of the war relief work
of the chiirih
Jlrs W n.iilcy. of Panama, who lias been
vWitlng her father. Jlr Stephen Chappell,
of Queen lane, returned home l.iFt week, ac
companied by her sister, Jllss Hthel Chap
ped! The members nf the Young Jten's Literary
Institute of the Falls will hold their twenty
fifth annual 111 option and dance 011 Friday
evening. November 23. In the Immaculate
Conception Hall. Chelien avenue above
Chew stiiet, (ieiinantown. The gland
mare'h will take place at 0 o'clock and
will be led lij Mr .Michael .1. How le , whose
assistants will be Mi Wlllam T llard
wlck. .Mr John Illlbo.i and Jlr John J Iter
gin. The reception committee Includes Jlr.
Joseph A. Jlontgomerv. chaliman , Jlr.
Harry A llavis. Jlr. Harrv Andrews, Jlr
Joseph Furlong. Jlr' Kowley Jlr Hugh
lloyd, Jlr Joseph Keardon. Jlr John A
WHAT'S DOING
TONir.HT
LmSL 9jSw
lllMMishlnll of null slliiiillmi before Cnn
tempoiai.v I'lub bv William Potter State
fuel administrate r. and others ltellevue
Strntford Xildrrn b.v Lieutenant I. I:. Vllin, Itrlllxli
.trim, at annual meeting of Oak Line
Pink Impiovomeiit Association Kefoinied
Chruch. Seventh street and SIMy-slxth ave
nue, Fi 00
Vleellni; unit dinner of Trullle Club. Ilellr-viie-Stratford
Meetlnir of Pfnns.vlvunltt llistnrlml So
ciety JleelliiR- of Kiflj -seventh Street Improve
ment Association, Sixtieth street and lllrard
avenue Free.
Meeting of .south lluk I.nne Iiuproienient
Association, chelteu and Park avenues
Free.
South IMilliiileliibbi lliislness Men's ssn
edation meets, odd Fellows' Hall. Ilroad and
Federal streets Fice
Lecture on "I'mporlloluil lie preoenlutioll,"
by l II. Ileiag. before llotkkeepers Hene
licial Association. 1UJC Audi stiect Hook
keepers luvite'd.
I.eOure. "Iteiitlles," b.e sp.n,r Trotter.
Wagner Free Institute of Soli nee Seven
teejitli street and Muntgoineiy avenue Free
I.'ttiiiillld am e Cooke tult.H 011 "Is Poetry
Important ' Witlierspoon Hull
JIKTRlH'iiMTAN nl'Klt V IKd'Sl;
TUES., NOV. 20 iSwr
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METROPOLITAN
IIPIIIIA CflMPANY
N'lIVV YiUlK
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J;7:Wed.,Nov. M ,T..,',i7il,.ui,anT
FORREST Tonight 8s '";?.,!
IMrcrt Prom the Km id re Theatre. New York
JULIA
SANDERSON
JOSEPH
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In IhMr (S real ok t 3Iut.Ii n c(mol Triumph
RAMBLER ROSE
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FeUtltHsT TIICATIli: I'ltll'KS
BROAD Last G Evjjs. ?.
1ll:.Itr Mll.l.r.lt Presents
ed S. Sat.
RUTH CHATTERTON
in "COMK OUT OF THE KITCHEN"
with lllll'ri; MrltAi: nn.l nrli-liidl e'ust
xcxt vvki:k .slats -i 111 hsu w
Kuw.t i:hi,aniii:h ,i hciuuik t
111,1,11 instill a e'iiiiinl
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AMONG THOSE PRESENT
With SHELLEY HULL
GARRICK NOW iiito .t m
THE BOOMERANG
STRAND""1 Ale atVemiuio l: eifllroad
GERALDINE FARRAR
In "TilK WOMAN l!OI roilGOT"
LOCUST 5-I AN!) I.e)t'fST
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Sessue Hayakawa "' "T,,l: '"? ov .
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llopklna Axtell (. Co.
Ilenny L W00.N
CVllna'H Clrcui
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Burton Holmes
FRID'Y v"-) NEW
sat-y ZEALAND
50c. 7Se. II at JIePM. .-,,. at Aen,1mj'.
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FIFTEENTH ANNIVFRSARY
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Macnlflcrnt Chrynthtmum Show
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ACADEMY. WED. EVE.. NOV 14 AtT:!"
DUGM0RE SA-AA','"?:
Infantry." In a olNlr't
atory of the war. illuitruted by otilclal WrilUb
motion plrturn. entitled. '
"FIGHTING IT OUT"
In aid of IlrltUh War Relief. Ttck.U now at
lUppVa, two to 12. . I
CASINO sSCTb J
aBWO
kaM'HAftVw-U
Welsh. Mr. Leo McManun, Mr. Hardwlck,
Jlr. Francis Flanagnan, Mr. John Carroll,
Jlr. William lloyd, Mr. Hugh McOlynn.
Jlr. Timothy Meara, Mr. P. H. Kelly. Mr.
Lnwrcnco Kelly. Mr. Uergln, Mr. P. J,
Kelly, Jlr, Francis Mahoney. Mr. Bllboa.
Jlr (Jcorgc JIackcy, Jlr. Thomas Grady and
vir. jonn urauy.
The association was organized by a num
ber of Cathode young men for tha purpose
of debates, dramatic presentations and so
cial evenings. It has grown Into a vary
'large organization, with It own clubhout
op tho corner of Jlldvale avenus and Fred
erics: street, its motto is "Sclentlft St
Veritas " The officers nnd board of direc
tors Include Jlr. John Lally, president; Mr.
Joseph Jlontgomery. vice president: Mr.
John JIny, treasurer; Jlr. Thomas J, Orady,
financial secretary; Mr. Francis JIahony,
recording secretary: Mr. P. J. Kelly, Mr.
James V. Kelly. Jlr. Thomas Flanagan,
trustees; Jlr Bernard Kelly, Mr. James
Cav iti.'iugh. stewards; Jlr. John J. Bergln,
librarian. Jlr. John CSrndy, assistant li
brarian; Jlr Hairy Andrews, Jlr. Harr
D. Hayes. Jlr. Hugh lloyd, Mr. Joseph V.
Furlong, Jlr Joseph Keardon, Mr. John A.
WaNli. Jlr Leo JtrJIanus, Jlr. Francis
Flnnnghati, Jlr. William Boyd, Mr. Hugh'
Mcdlynn and Jlr Timothy Meara,
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Mrs. Vernon Castle
WITH ANTONIO MORKNO IN
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ARCADIA
CHESTNUT I1ELOW lr.TH
10 IS A M IB, B, S!4S. SMB. 7:4.',, t):S0 P. M.
A I'ARAMOl'NT PICTURE
JULIAN ELTINGE
IN KIIIST KIIOWINO OF
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PHILADELPHIA
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rRIDAY A1TERNOON. NOV. in. AT 10
SATURDAY EVEN1NO. NOV 17, AT :!
Soloist, Mischa Elman, Violinist
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