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Benefit of Ogontz and Huntingdon Red Cross.
Saturday Club to Start at Bellevue Dec. 1
THE IIuntltiRiloh Vnlley Ctub .-lll bo
used on Friday nlnlit for n. delightful
entertainment tor. tlij btnefU of the
ORontz nml Huntlnmlon Valley branch
of the lteil rVrew. You might question
the delightful, because It is trolns to btf
a talk about the V'tench front, and It's
bound to have many terrible details, but
il certainly will be Interesting nud a worn
derful oriioryintty to hear lector Mac
Quarrle, H. A., n lieutenant of tho Royal
J'leld Aitlllery, tell of his experiences
over there.
Theie Is to bo no admission charfio, but
a Flher offering collection will bo devoted
to l'e lied Ciims,
I.r'nenant Milcijii'"'rlp l tho Avell
Itnown author of "How to I.lvo at thu
1' . ' He will s'l.v v "ie .liiu Miip'n
cott" at their Hetlmyies home and on t"rl
da Iii'tht thvy will tt"" n dinner In his
lionnr Tho taWt will l-o -In Unit evening
at the club nt 8:30 n'clm . Four women
of the btnnch will '"oelvc the quests;
fr; Vtedclck Morrl" 't''i. Henry M.
Wat ,r '-orr,1t '.'voting and Mrs.
Ge-uo 'I" l'1 '" m"r t!,e ,a',C1' ot
w; , i.ii -mi. hi 'if i ntfrimnu ct
coi'i' r n( "'" 1 1 ' :
1 f in b" i"-"einl slrls or the
Tiiun. ji set Av'l" v. in iff, ma "-her" ant
pnn the "peach ha
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to Hj'caV. to
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Tark, Germaptown nt toe nnnua! -.ipot
Ine of Auxiliary No. 7, of the Soi.Hicist
ern Branch of tho lied Crosi ot v.liicli
Mrs. Frnncls Hownrd Williams la presl
deht. There will bo no charpo at this
meeting and there will be a desk for the
enrollment of new mrrrber.s., Mrs. Carl
Williams, who Is ulwns "them" In any-1
thing that calls for hard wi.rk for a Rood
cause, ha- charge of tho decorations, nml
the principal feature will be a large
American ting. Only natural, you might
nay, In these times, but this f.ag has a spe
cial significance, and UermantownerM are
very proud of It. You sec, It belonged to
"jits. Francis Hownid Williams's father,
and hung from his house when Lincoln
was assassinated. The ushers tonight,
all Ocrmantown girls, will be Margaiet
La Hue, llllrabeth Van Duson, Margue
rite, llurton, Allco Dlllenbeel. and Friinee
Ormei ly. .
YKSTKHDAY ciuno InvitJliut.b to thu
Saturday Club, AnJ for the lienotl'
ot the Aini-r.t'm ioldle!H In Prance' Nat
urally 1 wondoivd what this Saturda
Club Is, and so I nsl;sl and found out.
There are to be eight meetings and they
are to take place nt the Hellevue-trat-ford
ballroom after 10 o'clock In the eve
ning. There will bn dancing and supper.
These dances me not the same as the
supper club which Mrs. Hutchinson Scott
chaperoned at the Rcllevue for tho last
two years. Those were postponed for
war leasons.
Ilut this has a dilft'ient board ot moun
ters and u committer of women, and will
stmt earlier In the evening. The meet
ings will be held Dpi-eniber 1. S nnd 15:
January 12, IS and JO, and February :
and 9.
It is to be a subscription affair nnd J.
n. Evans Roberts Is tieasurer of the
club. Members will be allowed to bring
guests for supper nnd dancing. The man
agers Include John Bell. Sam Belt, Jr..
Ned Browning. Lymnn Biddle, J, John
Groome, Guy Heekschcr. Sidney Hutch
inson nnd lvans Iloberta,
Tho cummittee of vomei liu-'udo Mm.
Ned Atheiton. -Mis. Archibald Barklle,
Mm. Ned Yo::.'i Mm. Htiriy Dlsston.
Mrs. Dil ni:.im, Mrs. Uh i 1 . wtiti', -M'
Dorr Newton, Mrs. James Ueed. Mrs
Ban; lleevoj .and Mm. i:v.vi.s llobertt I
The piocecds of the club will go to the
American bolillers In France, bo It's a
mighty good object, don't you think'.'
T HCAIl Mm. Thumns Hunter, of Rlt
'Vtenhoiire bqiuue, has decided to open
her home for a largo card party to bo
plven on Tuc-daj afternoon of next week
for tho benefit of St. l.eonaid's House.
It appears tho SWtcrs of the Holy Child
Were told -u.ne time ugu to purchase tho
two ncijolul l t'Oifo.s t their propevtv
at Thlit-..!nt i nml Wulnu: i-t-et-. and
a gift n the cost u oulil be made to them.
Negotiations were btarted and tho houses
purchased and Just befoie tho gentleman
who wished to make this gift to the Con
vent had settled for the amount IiU un
' expected and sudden death occurred. No
provision had been made In his will, aa I
have been told, and so tho slaters were
left with the houses on their hands, and
as they really need them they haw asked
the members of tholr tchool alumnae to
ratso J5O.O0O Jor Jhe building, fund and
mortgages duo on the piopertv. This Is
the first time an iippi-n! fur money has
teen mndu to the ulummto nnJ there has
been a generous reaptmxe. All forts of
entertainments aro being planned and
carried out, and the curd party which
Mrs. .'lunter will have on Tuesday will
bo for this cause.
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AMONG tho women whp have taken
tables for that afternoon are Mrs.
James Newman Carter, Miss Adele Tack.
Miss Julia Dool'cy, Mrs. Joseph Kdwards,
Mrs. Udward Beecher Flnck, Mrs. Igna
tlus Dohan, Mrs. John J. Connelly, Mrs.
Anthony A, Hirst, Mrs. Joseph Israel.
Mrs. Otis Fielding Lewis, Mrs M. K. II.
McMlcheii, Mrs. J. M. Q.iennell, Mrs.
J, 8tanlcy Smith, Mrs. William Watson.
Mrs. Joseph Slnnott, Mrs. John I'oweib,
Mrs. Nicholas Thourou, Mrs. Joseph Vin
cent, Mrs. Herman Vcttcrlein and many
others.
TDUTH ISUAEI. who la a wonderful
." llttlo worker and orga ilzcr. Is get
.tine up a rummage,' sale 'for the' samo
benefit, and will hold It, op November 23
nd 21 at 4030 S'arkci sjrect, right next
door to tho Knickerbocker Theatre, and.
.believe, me. those girls will have every
thing on salo from a high silk hat to n
Wtchen btovo, Piffertnt teams have been
o'rganlicd by a number of womon. and
Kth Israel and her fiioiul.s aio working
under tha team lioadod by Irs. J.
?J- Quennell. The other women on Mm.
i .Qyehnell'a team are Mre. S. M. M. Brfggs,
A .. w. . --.. T H.
. v. -. 4. nomas u. wurns ana ;. uubj."
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,jg f "racj, ana iney certajniy uro ;'
Ur' he4a another team, mna u
far as I can sec they wilt surely be ablo
to raise tho desired amount soon, nt tho
rato they nro KoInp NANCY WYNNH.
ENTERTAINED
AT NAVY YARD
Smnll Luncheon Given in Honor
of New Arrival at League
Island
Mrs. Oe Witt Webb, wife of I.lcutennnt
"ommnmlor Webb, V. S N , cntcrtalnod on
Friday nftornoon nt her homo In tlu yard
at a very .m.TI luncheon In honor of Mrs
WUIlam .T. IliMcr. wife of Naval fi.n.
structor ll.-utiT. tT. H. N Wh has 1ut lon
".iKnul to the local yard. Naval rm.
truetor Hitter. V. S N and Mrs. ltatir
slth tholr tw. datiRhtere. 'me licrn In lif
for tl Hut two oiirsi Thev h.-)V.
.in1l.nM a,'artmt,nt at t'" Colonial for tlir
''",''"" "t dl-eetlop of l.leutrn.tnt f'on
mnfdpr !. Artr Hitnsvijle I'nvn.. t' S v
n mo t ntnp"v prhurnm was arranged for
sinda- ov. pk nt tho fnlted Service Club.
T-inn
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el: 'tipniift' tinrllone. nrit
M:- c .11'r. -eTiler entPrtalnil
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'It'll tier I 'n thn llM'S of tlir
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has iiis
'een urticled trom the local yard and wIP
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ii-nvu niiornv io n.-t ns cli.er rngincc. on otu
of tho largo fighting unll3
Social Activities
Mr and Mrs. C.iUln Snith, of 221 West
vt.i'nut lane, l.criniiutown. gave a dinner 4
l.ibt Saturday, nlulit In li.mor of their ilaugh- ,
tei. Mrs Tlftunas II. Mllri and Lieutenant
Mllei. win, rHtiirnei from their wedding trip
'11 rinttirilii) The guests Included Mlsi
i;mlen Loe Shipley. MIf.s Marjorle Taloi.
Miss Cormlla llayninn. Miss l'atty Wiener,
Mrs. iSeorge I'ap-on, Miss li-nliel Miles, Ms1
Marguetlto llurton, .Mr. Charles C.irrlgan,
Mr. Lewis Cutler, Mr. Calvin Si.iyth, Jr.,
Mr John Line, Mr Hubert McMt.ftrie, Mr.
Runnel Iloliliisun, Mr Clifford Carvey and
Mr, Ceorge Cnraon
JJISS ROSE WEISDERU
MR. 1JARNCV U. BARRON
Whose murriatro will take place on
Nov unbar -5. Mr. Barron in a
number of the Melody Club, forty-
Hvo members of which will be
present at the weddinpr. Mis
Emma WeisberK will bo the maid
of honor nnd Mr. Abe Mnrgolies
will be best man.
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MRS. JOSEril I). ISRAEL MRS. J. M
Two members of
CANVASS FOR Y. M. C. A.
INLANSD0WNE
Literature Day at Twentieth
Century Club Taken Up With
Interesting Reviews
In tho 'rent ci npi n whU'!i (lie V M
C. A has lieen can mi g on throughout tl
c unlry It l.s rot nn'v the large titles ttin
lue do'iu iheli siian The hr.ie lit t "
towns have been winking hard, too. mn
of them hnlig pleilged llienelies to glV'
almost Incu'dilile sums of money. At a
meeting held In Lun-doune recently plans
for canvassing that town and some of the
surrounding ones worn made Sinn then
these plans hae been carried out, with thu
aid of mnny Interested men In I.atndmwie
thero were five teams of canvassers, each
team being ronipo en of a captain a id nlnn
men. The captains were .Mr Walter I.
I'hllliis, Mr Albert Wunderllch. Mr. Charles
Le Fovrc. Mr. Oscar S. Klmberley and Mr
Hugh Iiunl.ip
Last TueMl.iy was literature Jay nt ih
Twentieth Century Club and 11 moht Intu
(.'ling tiiectiiig was held tl.it afternoon
Nowndaji uch splendid biol.n of nil -Ml
,110 being written lltat there ii plenty .1.
material for Mich a program Tlueo Kinds of
llterntuie were dlcctis'ed Ml s Mlrliun
Whlto Illnes speaking llrt of all "f the
modern development of poetry. Miss Hlues
tnnehe.l iinnn the works of come of the
hfcst noets of the day, giving an analysis 1
nesi poem w i . r. i
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of their methods nnd now and then reciting
some picturesque bit ot crse as 1.11 iiiuairn
tlon. Mrs. Th mas O. Cooper then ga an
Interesting talk on that tort ot proso which
has a good deal of the poetic element In it.
taking as one of tho best examples the
erlilnpu of tlrrinnu Hagedorn and dwelling
especially on his new book, "The Hope of
the World." SI." Miiil sited her niiillonee .
Mrs. O'cir S Khubeli'J c .eluded til" pro
ori'm with .1 1. Ight 1 .ew of Kdna l'O'-J
i,er' book. "Rmny Herself " Tea was tun ,
1 1 v ud
The Junior section of the I'isntMry Club
, hud a nieet'ng on Tuesday evening, when
I the othVers for the coming ear were
elected. Mrs. k nan Aiuierson is tne prcsi
dent. Miss Martha Yeikes Is secietary nnd
Miss Floienei? Conway treasurer. Tho
Juniors have a fine oiganlratlon nnd quito
tho target one In Delaware County A lot
of new members havo Just been fleeted, and
most of these girls were present at the
meeting Various committees wire 'ornied
vvllli Mlas Mabel Wallace as chairman of
tho piogram c niiinllre : Miss Dorothy Long
cope, cha nipiti o, the li iMillalit.v ffimmit
tee :i"d Mi' Ituta Diclc'i-. cn.ili man of tin
cnlertainineii' fonii-ic'ec Miss Miriam
WhiteH.no t.p'.i'ii' iaiK sue nail Riven
at the senior meei.fi 111 1 1" aiternoon, anil
it wns ery cnliiusiusiic.i.iy iveeiveu. ah
a patriotic lilt of economy the glrl.s have
decided to give up having their tea and
crackers at each meeting; that is, unless
it is awfully cold outside.
Tho Century Club has very good movies
COMPLICATIONS
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team collecting; for building; fund of St.
eery Monday night, and thoi.o lire arranged
for by Mrs Frank 11. Magulre. At acli
perfnrmanco scleral club members net as
hostesses. Last Monday evening Mrs.
Francis I). Maxwell was tho hostess, and
sho was assisted by Mr. and Mrs Cornelius
II Ktirey and Dr. and Mrs. William I.
Lewis.
Tho drill corps of the Homo Defents
League gaMi a vaudeville show and dance
on Saturday evening Thero were some
good tableaux, music and audellle stunts
The dance followed and was u gn.nl in-
CtFS
Mi S.iturd.ij evening the .etilor es or
tilt l.ansdowue High Selioul nlsn give .1
il .in In thi gymnasium Cue of then affairs
Is held every e.ar, and the) aro always n.
I 1st event fnr lots of the lounger prson.
Ale lloberl Taylor w.is ili.ilrinan of yu
committee for this dance Tho other com
niltlee members wele Miss Margaret Lyster.
Miss Katharine Mllllken, Miss Margiiret
Kennedy, Miss Nettle Creer, Mr. WUIlam
Wright, Mr. Lloyd Jones, Mr. Llojd Kelil
and Mr. Carl Altrr.aler, Jr.
A meeting of tho S. 11 Howard Mission
ary Society was bed last Monday evening
In tho l'rcsliterlan Church. Mrs. Frank
11. Titus dl. cussed an aspect of tho foreign
missionary woik and otln r members Joined
III the lllscllsslnll.
Tho oNccutlv. coiiinillteo of thu Wornan'n
Puffnign i.iity of Lansdowno nut a llin
hi 'no of Mis. S. rancoast Lov' Ii t
Wedtnv-day morning.
on Friday evcnlrg an luteieitlng address
was made In the parish houso of the Kpls
conal Church by Second Lieutenant Mac-
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wuarne. or ino noyai ncuin "m" o.,
,.i,.i,i tiimrn nt Ma exnerlenccs 111
n..v. ....u s......u w-
tho war zone.
Mrs Charles Suddards is spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Mr. Halrland Wright Is homo on a fur
lough, which he Is spending with his par.
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. T. Howard Wright.
COLFING TIME IN THE SOUTH
wliite Sulnhur Snrinus Offers Delitrht
ful Weather to Guests From
Philadelphia
Ideal weather for golf at White Sulphur
Springs finds many devotees of the K.ime
on th links dally Mr Thomnw McKean.
of rtosemont. who Is taking a long rest. Is
out dally, frequently playing with Mrs.
(Jcorge F Hrewster, of New York.
A number of recently mairled couples
aro at tho Greonbrler. nnd recent arrlvils
aie Mr. and Mrs. O. C Shafer, of Philadel
phia Lieutenant O. C liadger. l M. N..4
and his bride aro hero fiom AVashlngton.
I and Lieutenant Davenport llrowno and
i Mrs llrowno, of Norfolk, halo Joined the
minger set
,j,
mil Mrs Samuel M . Muiw, of
made a trip b uutmnobile fiom
Sharon
Vuglira Hot Huilngs, wheie tiny uie spend
ing some time, to take luncheon at Jie
l.reenbrier.
Mr. and Mrs. William O, I'arke, of Mont
rose, Pa., liuvo come to tako tho euro and
will remain through November,.
Cooiply, RtprlaUd brpclfl,prinlloa.
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QUENNELL
Leonard's House.
APPLES SENT TO
SOLDIERS IN CAMP
Tabor Church in South Philndcl-
phia Plans Christmas for
Men in Service
A Aery energetic group of workers stirted
forward lestcrdnj 11101 nlng. as u little
Thanksgiving gift, a peek of rosy apples to
1 lieu member nf their ihunii In servlce-
thlrty-three pecks In all, paiked 111 strong
I boxes and oarrjlng with tiiun a lueH-ago
11 kooh cneer. tiioc were sent ny tne
welfaio i-ommittee of Tabor Presbyterian
Church, Ulghteeuth and Christian streets,
of which tho Kev. Dr. AVIIl's It. Skllhnan
Is pastor. Mr. Henry AV. tinllas Is chair
man of this committee, which Is doing such
11 personal work with the men of the church,
and If tho present Christmas plans of the
committee materlnllze.-and theio la llttlo
reason to think otherwise thoso boys of
Tabor Church will havo one of the best
'hrlstm.iK-s of their lives, as far as Christ
mas ian bo enjoyed away fiom thoso nt
home. C01por.1l Willis It Sklllmnn, son of
the rector, wrote and thanked tho i-onmiltto -
' inn i.imu'ii omul sent to each man
leceutlv. and as ho went through tho very
, painful odreal of cutting a wisdom tooth.
he .stated tho pillow sent bv ilin ,.,.
mltteo was ono of tho most welcome thlngr
that had lucu sent since ho went to Canir
Me.ido
Plans aro under way for a large ball, to
bo given In the Parkway Ilulldlng, liroad
and Cherry streets, on November 23, tho
proceeds of which will be donated to tho
Madonna Houso, at 814 South Tenth street.
Chevalier Kmanuol V 11. Nardl will lead
the grand march, and Mr. Nicholas J. nruuo
will act as director. The commltteo having
tho affair In charge Includes Mr. Charles
I'. Vlgnnla. Mr. Michael Checchla, Mr.
Samuel lirunnetll Mr. Cenrgo II, Homier
who has been Identified with the woik of
tho houso for (he last llfteen years, Is
treasurer and fl1.1lrm.111 of tho floor com
mittee. The Madonna Houso tills a very
vital need In thu life of the Italian section
of tho city, und for many years has offered
Inducements of all kinds to tho foreign
population, whoreby they can better their
londltlon In life and secure educational
advantages not to bo had elbewlierc Thero
are classes In music, Instrumental and
vocal; art nccdlowork, painting, dressmak
ing, etc., atM a kindergarten during tho
day. It Is under the direct supervision of
the Itev. IMward J. Lyng, who has ap
pointed the Itev John F. Fleming and the
Itev James Sullivan to assist him In the
work. On Thursday evening, a knitting
class, under the direction of Mrs. Hose
Hrown, numbers about fifty, and has sent
many warm garments to tho enlisted men
Tho women Inteiosted In the work are Mrs.
K. Forester. .Mr?. J. Patterson. Miss ltosi
Sullivan and Miss Kmlly King.
WORK IN LIBRARY
AT JENKINTOWN
Overseas Committee of Ogontz
Collected for Chocolate and
Tobacco Funds
The Abington Library, of .Tenklntown,
has offered tho ue of the Lambert Hoom
for a branch of tho work of the .tenkln
town Kmeigenty Aid. Tho Kmeigcney Aid
will nlso'cnntlnuo to meet at Alverthorpe,
tne home of Mrs. Henry Mlddlctnn Fisher,
where for the last few weeks It has been
working for tho Italian war sufferers.
The overseas committee of the Ogontz I
ono uununguon vauey branch, of the
American Red Cross, of which Mrs. S.
Horace Alleman Is chairman, reported a
collection of J236 for the tobacco fund of
tha Emergency Aid to Mrs. William O.
Warden, and '167,15 for the chocolate fund
to Mrs. T. Itusscll Jones
L Social circles along tho York road are
I looking forward to Friday evening, jfo
, vember 23, when Hector MacQuarrle, n a
I Cantab., Lieutenant Iloyal Field Artillery!
tho author of "How to Live at the Front,"
1 w-ill lecturo at the Huntingdon Vulie'y
Country Club at 8:30 o'clock A siivr
offering will ho taken for tho benefit of
tbo OgonU and Huntingdon Valley branch
ot tho American lied Cross.
ALLIANCE WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN
Enlisted Men Will Be Given Party by
Catholic Women at High School
A delightful entertainment will be given
tomorrow night for enlisted men at the
t'athnllo Girls' High School, .Nineteenth and
AVood streets, under the auspices of the
Alliance of Catholic Women. Monslgnor
Chldvvick, who was chaplain of the Maine
will speak on the Spanish AA'ar ind the
present Avar. Judge Lamorelle will Intro
duce the speaker, and Tom Daly win reai
some of his delightful verses, Mrs, J, I'.
Lelgo has provided music, and cigarettes
and cigars will be distributed by tho host
esses. No tickets have ben sent out A uni
form tikes the place ot a ticket, and th
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men ro Jnvitea to bring weir rnenaa.
Woman's Club of Ridle? Park iicu1wf:i
Decides Three Important Questions Drai
Men Entertained Before Leaving for Camp fl
mtin Woman'n Club out In nidley Park
has been having some very Intereitln
meetings on Monday n'ftenoon ot each
week, The one held on November 12 was a
business meeting, with the usual reports.
After these had been read, three Important
questions were brought up by different
members ami discussed very earnestly. The
first of these problems wns whether the
social feat fire of the club meetings should
be eliminated entirely or In part, nnd It was
voted that no tea should bo served except
on service day. This day, by tho way, Is
ono that has been set apart every month
for tho gathering together of tho various
organizations In tho town, such as the
Woman's Club, the ned Cross, the Emer
gency Aid nnd tho N'eodlevvnrlc (lolld. Thu
1 second question that eumo up for dlscus
I slon nt the club meeting was whether war
and Its problems should bo brought nh the
calendar or aro women already working bo
strenuously nnd thinking so hard about It
that they need some relaxation. Tho
women ileclded that two meetings every
month should be set apart for other things.
Shall a club which meets every week re
duce the number of Its meetings was the
'bird question which arose, nnd the very
wise decision was mRde that It should not.
Tho peoplo of nidley Park are always
eager nnd willing to give their drafted men
tho best Fort of send-off. There In gener
ally an entertainment for them tho night
before they leave, and at tho M.ittort they
aro presented with good lunches and plenty
of cigarettes. Sixteen men left Tlldlev inrt
on Sunday, linv Intr been entertained Hia
I night before by tho llldley I'ark Social
1 Club.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Ceorge W. Athorholt und
Mbs Helen Athcrholt left on Saturday to
visit friends la Haltlmoro.
Several persons whoso weddings were not
so Aery long ngo h.ivo returned to Jlldlev
I'ark. Mr. and Mrs John Mitchell aro at
homo now. Mrs. Mitchell wan Miss Kdlth
Stull before her marriage. And Mr. and
Mrs. David Coulter nlso aro living In Ridley
I'ark. Mrs. Coulter was Miss Martha Torn
eroy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford have moved
to Wilmington, nel.
The second of a series of subscription
dances will be given in tho Itldlev Park
Auditorium on Friday evening of this weelc
.Mrs. Charles tl. lhtzcl haa charge of these
affair.
At the inciting of tho Norwood Century
Club last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank
y. Hurrows, of Lansdowno, spoko to tho
women most earnestly on tho value to their
club of publicity, her themo being, "It Pays
to Advertise." Tho Junior section of this
club Is ono of the most patriotic ones you
could find, necontly tho Juniors bought a
$50 Liberty Ilond, and Just now they are
working hard on a lot of Christmas pack
ages which they aro sending to every ono
MARRIAGE AT RITTENHOUSE
Brother Granted Furlough to Attend
Wedding of Miss Florctte Bauer
Tho mairlago of Miss Florctte Uauer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uetijamln Uauer,
Jr. of 1841 West Krle avenue, to Mr. Sid
ney Weinberg, of 'J220 North Twenty-first
stieet. was solemnized last evening at
tho ltlttenhouso Hotel In the presence nf
the two families. Mr. Uauor gavo his
daughter in marrligc and tho ceremony was
performed by tho Ilov. Henry Uerko
wltz, D. I)., of tho Itodeph Shalim Temple.
The brldo wore her traveling suit, of
Burgundy a clour trimmed with seal fur,
with a hat of the fur ornamented with a
rose - colored ornament. Thero were no
attendants. Mr. Weinberg and his brlda
leave on an extended trip and upon their
loturn will live In Tioga. Mr. Adrian Bauer,
the bride's brother, who Is with the coast
defense reserve corps at Cape May, was
granted a furlough to attend tho wedding.
SEOAL WKLSKN
There was a very pretty wedding on Sun
day evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Welsen of 1731 North Thirty-third street,
when thoir diughtcr. Miss Cclla Welsen,
became tho brldo of Mr. Robert I. begal.
The ceremony was performed at 6 o'clock
bv Ilabbl Lovlnthal and was followed by a
dinner. The bride, who was given In mar
rage by her father, was attired In a gown
of white duchess satin trimmed with duch
!.s lace Her A ell of tullo was caught with
, lange blossoms, and she carried an Ivory
. ,,,VnVl uraver book with a marker of lilies
f 0A!alley. Her sister. Miss lleba WeUen.
wU her only attendant. Tho latter was
govvned in pink chiffon draped over pink
pet and sho carried pink roses.
nr Louis Segal was bis brother's best
Dr. i'ou's . , .inrt hrldo left on an
i tYIHTl. I no 01 nihil""" ....------ --
1 man. . ,,,,.. ii,r return will
..vtpnded trip, 0110 ....v., .......
bo at home ii 1335 North Broad street.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
f.lirTVHT AND TAVKLtTUSTJtEET8
MAT.
r. .mi rale. .-uiiiiriB. -on i
-SI rows DAILY "J
CROWDED HOUSES
ENTHUSE OVER A SHOW
OF DISTINCTIVE HITS!
V MOTOlt IJU.VMA OK 100 T11HII.LS1
PAUL DICKEY & CO.
lu 'Tlir. LINCOLN IIItlHAVAYMAN"
llUAli TllK NEW BTOUIKS
BEATRICE HERF0RD
Chamrter Htutli Taken rromLlfo.
r,co McKAY & ARDINE Ottie
JULIETTE DIKA
"VT . n iiim AND Ni:XT AVBI'.K ONLY
BROAD '"livmHIJ. MAT TOMOUIIOW
KUAAV fc EBLANOEU and OCOIIOE C.
TVLEH l'rnt Kw Comod
AMONG
THOSE
PRESENT
Avith SHELLEY HULL
6.H. now fr Thank.tlvlntJULjnd Nlsht
titjUOT LAST ! WEEKS. i:v.. 8:15.
FORRES 1 MAT1NEU TOMOHKOW. ;j:,s
nnnw I 'n Their Miulcal
I11I.IA SANDERSON Comedy Triumph
JOSEPH 0AWTH0RN
I-OSITIVEI.Y NO ADVANCE ON RKOULAR
FOimUST THEATRE PRICES
team Now for Thanlmslvlng Mat. and Nlht
GARRICK-N0W hM.?-morrow
THE BOOMERANG
Beats Now for Thankiflvlnc lltt. and Nlfhtt
nrtAT A Vrratn,Av',tvnan0iE,0'Bro4
SllvAlNl-' todiv TiumnnoAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "THE HUNOKY HEARr
T -.-ITTOT' 62D Avr LOCUST STS.
LULUi31 Mt I-30-amo. Krc.atSOtotl
GERALDINE FARRAR
In "THE AVOMAN OOD FOItaOT'
NIXON SIX ALL-STAR
ANNIVERSARY VAUDEVILLE
WKEK- ' ACTS
iih.r.moii Hall. Thura. Kv-.. Nov. 2S, at 8:15.
aiwaa.,1. BESEKIRSKY
- Tiaeta ix.b.m. ip aM.o
TlcktU It.
ll.50.-IJ. T50 B.B9"hfWaW; -
The rflnttni: rrHncpjAmfrleaii S-lar,
,.t.r.vKi.AN,rmu;s Vi'H'V.Vi
t-TT".NA,,AMTUt'AT"u"l'iC-TUItKH.
-,$
Of the Norwood men In Uu Atrntrlnu'l
And there are fclfhty-lfht ot thtM M
The Media Woman's Club h4 :'i
usually good proeram laat W
afternoon. Mrs. W. D. Craveh.ttM
dent of tho nidley Park WornksrVl
cxpiainea just what tha women's !
tee of the Council for Nntlnnatvna
dolnir. Then Mrs. Paul LachepmerMvS
Is chairman of the commltteo oK'ttmAim
servatlon of the Lansdowno Club. ;uihl
tho work ln this department. Ml A.VJ
I.TOOKS, who is president of the, C4
Club, of Norwood, then snoka tnoat' :
estlngly on the subject of Immigration.;,
is always especially enjoyable to c
women to have women from othar''
come and talk to them, for It brlnw
Into contact with various points of vJwK,
and. Is sure to broaden their outlook.
MHJ 1
ttUm h
4
nffalrs. At this meeting .Captain Steel; ; S,- X
tho Ilrltlsh necrultlnc Commission. aWij J
cave a spienmu iaiK on war condition,, iffjf j
- .. 4.....w. ...v.. v. v. i,,o ,iiui iuii-ivuiiaBf
Wrthinii i, r-l,il. ha. ... .I.a t.AU. ,.. i
.......,..,...., .... t v ic iiUU,o vji mum (j
'v.iuiiiy m-uiiiMi-r issi j-riaHy nitcrnooitVi"'1
.... .,i.niw;, .i.i iiiuiiiiiiiK io mvo a pf r
and danco soon for tho benefit of tho mvl
i' ino me r.mergency Alu. fifv
'Thn n.vl ...Inn .tnnAA .a a !... .. - 1a Jl ,
...v. ..w .-v..t u".,,vi' m uu given up in u i
Swarthmoro will, bo held at Strath Haven' y '
Inn on the night of December I. V
-nr. vvuuani Avard and Jlr. Earl Welti '
nuvc arranged tnesa dances. . , '-,9
U AT. M'lf-i$
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TO
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Features of r.intonmcntst" Major IHchard iXfl
C AtnrolAfilt T. IT C A ll ...rJ i 9
.1.HIII.-OIUH lilttigr. riH
Illuntrated lerture, "Rome, the KlmtA'tibS
V ,1 ... IudIa.. ..1.AA.BA .. - 1M
ny, jfnn wcisn urosKey, M. D.. before ', Upt
ivcsi urancn or tho County Medical Society, 7',
Kreo Llbran-, Fortieth und Walnut etreeU.,
.Mrrtlnir of Mannlarttirerfi Aaaotlatloa f
AVest Philadelphia, Manufacturers' Club,
Members.
Alnnlhlj- inretlnr. Academy of Nataral
Sciences, 1000 Raco street Members.
MeetlnK of Fifty-nlntli Street Imprare
ment Association, .Htlnson's Hall, Sixtieth
urett and Olrnrd avenue. Free.
Meeting of Lanratter Avenue Ilnalnaaa
Men's Association, 3930 Lancaster avenue
Free,
Kotnry Club celebration, Kugler'a, Mem
bers. Falrmoiint Fnrk guards have entertain.
ment, Lu Lu Temple. Admission charge.
Vanklnrton l'rntentftnt Vnli,nil a..
meets, iesslons M Holy Trinity Church. M,
Opera season opens with "Alda," Metre-
polltan Opera House, Droad and Poplar JA
Mrruvw. .vuiniision cnarge. r'
Northneiitern Oenerat llonpltal Training jV
School graduation. Free. " .!
Mertlng of the South Sixtieth Street Im- St
provement Asoclatlon, lied Men's Halt
I'-rce. s.
NorllnveM Iluilnena Slen'a AmioclatVin, p "if
.jjd i.oiumiiici nvenue. ircc. -- ft!.
1'rovont and Mm. Smith entertain men- -i,
ncrs or tne national Academy of Sciences, J
tho AA-ondule. Invitation.
MAnKBT Vis J
tREBT, "-i
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(Joldwjn rrrBfiita Ftrit Showlnr f
MADGE KENNEDY "smmt
AAarld mm I'reent "Over Hare"
Mwck Henn-tr "Aro Waltreaaes MafeT"
P A T . A P7? 1S1 MAHKKT STREET
J- -TXJLJX1.1jJ1i lu A. M in 11 in t
M.
li'lrur 1'ra.aianf Htvut
Elaine Hammerstein ,nra, nA
Added Attrartlo.A-Tlmely fStiiSS
L."nw.,te HtB.r" "nd Stripes In Franca?
COMING "UltAFT .38" COMINQ
ARCADIA
io: a. &wwiw:iwvM p.'m!
ELSIE FERGUSON
'a "Tin: ltist; or jex.nib cubhInq-
VICTORIA MAHKKT AliOVK OTH
Y. . - . MLTIU) Preaenta
Lrancis X. Bushman t, l',?''1 uy
"TUB VOICI3 OF COX8CIKNCE"''OW'n'
GLOBE Theatrein3,
CONTINt'OUa II A. M. to 11 P. M.
"SHERMAN WAS RIGHT"
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Dally, 2:15: Evaa.. :4S a e 1.WM
For the Freedom of the Worldi'Vh -
HYMAN AUI.ER t COMPANY OTHERS. X''li, 1
Arthur llammer-teln'a MVnn'L'?!' ?:':..;0 4
Novel Music Play
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NOTIJ Mr. Victor Herbert' wl II ner.Tmlw'l .i
condurt the orthesira tomorrow eveninir. . ti
NKXT WEEK
John narrmore
Constance Collier
Lionel Uarrymore
"Peter IhhofannX.
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Seats on Sale Thnri. blk V i
Matrne-and Eyefe.Vi '
3IC ONE DAY ONLY!.'! f'A
in MATINEE a -.i-T.-V -' 1
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THURSDAY, NOVEMDEP.S. itK
NORA BAYES'V
In double otterlrur with new aonn. Prorraaa a4.
all-star acta. Seata now at Keppa'a llrtcSaJ.,
nut St. Mat .Sc ta tl.BO. Kvtnlnr. S0o tH.V
TONIOIIT AT S:30
LITTLE
THEATRE
17th t Da Laneey
Phone Loe. C0U
THIS AVKEK ONLf .;
of the ART ALLtANOsi
Margaret AMriflif
In
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC AVed.. Nov, .8.81
NEW YORK
DAMROS
SYMPHONY 1
Conductor,? "Vn.
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ORCHESTRA
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