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Big .Affair to Be Given by Marines and Naval
Reserves at Bellevue December 12 Under Aus
pices oi meaico-ni
i lfELU it takes tho Woman's Relief
e W Committee of the t.oclal Service
t ..aii of the MedlcoClilrurglcal Hospital
J' to iJifart somctlilnR different, doesn't It?
What no y" ,nlrm i,,v "'" " vu uul
if, "Imply n splendid Idea. Well, they
have taken the ballroom of the Bellevue
,or Wednesday, December 12, nnd under
thtir auspices the tnnrlnes and naval re
serve will present their own production,
over Here," most of the words and music
foe Which they have written themselves,
jhej'aro staqlns the production, too, mind
joul and It's really goltiK to be very good,
And another unique part of tho 'enter
tainment Is the fact that there are to be
no tickets. It's to be an Invitation nrtulr
JlrS. F Hazard Llpplncott, who Is chair
mar of the committee, Is In charge nnd
vll be ably assisted by the women on the
committee. Any of us who remember tho
iucces of tho Fashionable Follies, which
nere gotten up by Mrs. Llpplncott hevcral
years' ago, will be sure that anything to
which she puts her mind und hands will
? o tnrougu uu i !"
Q fTHE men who are retting Up the show
;-"JLsay they havo been entertained so
A SroyallJ by many people nt their homes
gild at their ciuos nna.ni parlies or all
descriptions that they are anxious to
tnike some little return for all the kind
MM" they have been shown. I think It ,
will be great, for there certainly Is much
i'A
talnt among them. They have nsked
'Elltabeth Latta to sing with them, but
the little lady naturally felt she would
te too conspicuous ns the only ono on the
) gtago with some forty-five men nnd so
' has gotten up a chorus of girls to bo with
her. She will sing several solos and a
duo, with whom I have not yet heard.
Mrs. William II. Greene will able n num
'her of the younger girls to net as aides
during tho evening. And tho Mnrlno
Bnd will play and 150 marines and 150
reser.es drill. Thcrf there will be several
speakers; so, believe me, 'twill be some
; party. I hope I'll be Invited.
, TTAVE you ever been to tnc Utile Gal
Al'lery? Now, don't tell me you don't
know where It Is. Good night! Why It's
In the Greble Building up on the fifth
floor and the whole floor Is filled with ar
tists. And the little gallery Is used to
display the work of tho various artist
and artistes on that floor. I believe there
Is one Lone Jlan on tho floor. Heaven
help him, but still he's s,ome artist, so It's
1 til right. Be that us It may, little Nancy
went up there yesterday to see Elizabeth
Washington's work of a year or more,
which Is being displayed this week. She
does some splendid work. She won the
scholarship at the Academy of the Fine
i Arts last year and tho Mary Smith prize,
too. Shu Is a descendant of Goorge Wash
ington, you know; that Is a direct de
acendant of his brother, and has certainly
decided talent. Her paintings ure going
, to be on exhibit the rest of this week, so
if you take r..y advice you'll trot up to the
Mttle Gallery, If only to see some of the
delightful miniatures,
, Beatrlco Fox is 'on thut tame floor of
artistes. She is itt pre?en.t wo -king on a
bust of Doctor 1m Place. There are bev-
iral others, ,tob, ph 'the fifth floor, Janet
Wheeler, Ito.se Young, Mrs. Head. Miss
Archalnhault.MIss Winner, and they all
ear smocks, even the Lone Man. By tho
j way, the Lone-Man's portrait of Peishlng
at present pn exhibition In Stetson's
t window and it's a wonder, all right.
I , rj'D you happen, by any chance, to
" cross Chelten avenue bridge, or try
to make a train at that station, Monday,
v any time during the day? Did I hear
roans? Well, talk about campaigns in
Flanders, British drives and all that sort
of thing they have nothing on tho driven
.that were directed against the wallets of
perfectly Innocent, overworked business
'. wen on their way to a Htreminnu .iv'E
ork. And if the "early birds" thought
I- they would escape, they were sadly mis-
taken, fnr ftioro it,. ... .....
- "-.- wiy hcic, an uoueu up
In their fur coats, with bright red cheeks
Innt tn ..-, . ...
... ...v. ..u mention noses), btat oned on lhr
;J, aide of the steps leading down to the
., wains, with cigar box in hand and a large
I. M. C A. band on one sleeve that
,. MJht to have been a dancer slirn.il to
t . anv nni tii tnMn -ii...
,, . .... uulc uiiiunce oir. somo
' ' apparently did believe in being on
.A . wie side of the street at nn" rate
v or it was very obvious on one or two oc-
.. CWlons that thov rrn.J .. i.,- ....,
14? K block of the firing line, and one was
an to duck behind a milk wagon! Why
"... ine joy or buying a morning paper
was denied him, so closely was the news
, "and guarded by those omnipresent
scalpers."
Iteally, though, it was wonderful how
. wucn they brought in, and especially the
' ,?y.Very one responded to the needs of
I. V M' C' A" wnsn,t lt? T"ere wero
,mbers of the gentler sex stationed at
"""rent posts all over Germantown, who
re oelnc rellpvn.1 mnU .i.
rt 1m u ' """" "k mcjii every
; hours or so, in relays, while the
"U"B, flrIs they had helping them
!,,',. take to "beSBlng" quite natur-
E ' ,; . JU"Be lron tne looks of their well.
'"e.a clgar boxe and milk bottles. Or.
; Perhaps you will say that it worked
' li W?ys-that the donors wero ex
,, wmngiy generous. Some were. I'm sure.
S(t me remarks whiMi nnm,i i.i. . ,u
CtkPlent ff thelr recent fortunes could be
' wKen aerlnnui., . i.
V lurM. j,. " uv:" "" -mere went my
or r you hear u ruttIe " that box?"
,K ot. Coir; on. Boh ii. .. ......
rt.3a neWK -,: ". " """"" "U3r
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B NEXT WEEK'S BALL
., MUflrlTAT.k-Hinni?
ft,.;, 1
ir WnB' PatrJotic Committee of
vrji falls nf fi.V.....iu:ii o ii"V
.p , Plans for Entertainment
K.1 Of enuro i.- .' ...
if- Batrinii. ' "'" 'rKe uau or tne citizens'
ndive0.mm,,te, ,0 be Blven next Wed
i!i ..JrJn America Hall Is the all-absorblne
touv.1Mnve",MUon ,n tnls section. One
L, "iftd.m. r.ut8'" have beert Provided for,
Gf AU th? J tJnte 900 fekets have been sold.
'"Uii,Vr;rur"ona mrougnout the hall will
h(-i , Jr ." rn march will be led
b&k.J: ?Vn "ohenadel and Mrs.- Elisabeth
7" "vm iinamiia kl Cha.. ...... !
wrr ut the eominlttee. and Mrs. John
w; r, ana Mrs. Theodore Mac
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ABOUT PEOPLE
war Relief Committee
f"r.vrwu?k1e"'''vb raised 917TI for wcl-
The Mil r U" so''ll.rs and sailors,
Thlrty-clah h v '"cl'Uyiklll. hllo In the
'"unity ',, LV",1?; .' " s,"'ur''' Am.
cltlrnU- ,' V.f. 'or Us on section Its
nicccfiii . M com!n Cf . bB. on
other Ul, I ",", ,"vorK ",ut ll R url"K
footMei, mVS' .,t,he.',"rt' "' f,,llow I" '
the InderntlVrnM ,"ll''""'t1' ""l"" Altomus.
feWWtiK
could tervr its,
., ,,: i " m-r ill lll.ll. IllVJJ-IOtl
men In tho pcrvlrc In the
u Krp.?1-hearted Hy ns tl. f.,ii ..,
rX-ukuu ,,y T",,(1 ?" "" "" rep-
eve Irn It ,,"," "" ,,c1'' '"' M"'"l-'V
ihhMil, .r,l""IW',"SI1 N'"r,h Tnenty.
Hll.h Vm n0nf. th" "Um,,Pr ,,,n" JIr
"'I'" JiOjer, cash er of tho .Vorth IVm,
lank. ,, Mr W KouhT. he kc
iwke nt7i!rV'n,,r,Vn '" ''nW"" T?,e
J Ir rj,riL ? mctot,.nB wcro Mr" AllenuiH,
(Inrlr. ii .i '" " U- '"""dent . Mr
rinv.rH.0,1.UV"": lw,retar . Mr Hrrn-M
tec- I m"8"1" ,f 'h" I'',ll' -"'inmll-iee,
JFrs. William (lr.,v. Mr i .. .
x ssviw.? " " "vrker;;;
i . ,; ",,,l "ouse. The no
.....; """ "ouse. The now orcanlz.i
ki. .. ,, .a.rt "l onco t0 l'r(,'-lro f
the comfort of the thlrty-Hghth division
trt?mu L ech " nm' k"nw ,hat h1"
rrleniN arc watching and caring for his wel.
iZ . . l'1nlht'rs ,,ni1 slstfts of these men
are mi j.iy Invited but urged to help with
th.i work, and patriotic citizens ot the
dUlslon will srpport the organization
mJJ.'iW'""""'" AiiMlUry of tho Young
Mens Improvement Association of the Kails
gave an informal dance lust week nt the
c ubhousc. ot. Qneei, lane. Tho doeoratlons
v .ere patriotic l design and coloring riur-
r&l . in' nte"' n Feries nf tl,e"e Informal af.
fairs will he gn en to help the stay-at-home
persons to forget for a time the grim hor
rors of the war. Thoso present nt the
opening dance were Mr, and Mrs. John
Groves. Mr. and Mrs. John Stlnson. Mr, nnd
?. MTrKe K"ster, Mr. John Whltnker,
Mr. -William J. Ucnham, Miss Marjorle Ker
gusnn, Miss Hetty 1'orguson. Mr. Itobert
Coardman. Mrs. Mary Kenworthy, Mr and
Mrs. H B. Cole. Mr. John Porter. Miss
Isabel tcrguson, Miss Jean Ferguson, Miss
Anne Morton. Mrs. Tharlcs Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoy Dyson. Mr Kdwnrd Jones,
Mips JIahel Kennor, Miss Oertrude Itnpp,
Mrs. Wllllnm (' urke. Mrs Charles llarde,
J. ?.'.rtnfy 1"l'cs ,l,,u JIr w tfchonald
Mrs. W llllam Clark Is president of tho aid i
Mrs. John Stinson, vice president; Miss
Lretta Johnson, secretary, and Mrs. George
Ktubhledlnc, treasurer
A children's patty was gUen last week
by Mrs. Samuel Wllbcrt Steckel nt hor
home, llala and Montgomery avenues, Cvn-
MRS. DAVID EVANS GARISH
who was Miss Ruby M. Anthony
before her marriage yesterday.
wyd, in honor of the birthday nnnUersary
of her daughter. Miss Lois Henderson
Steckcl The hostess Is the wife of the
Rev. Samuel Wllhert Steckel, formerly pas
tor of the Falls of Schuylkill Presbyterian
Church Mrs. Steckel was assisted liy Mrs.
H. Wellington Wood, Mrs Frederick Antes
Snyder and Mrs. Henry H. Green. The
guests Included Miss Kllzaheth Snyder, Miss
Marian De Long, Miss Knna White, Miss
Mildred Kendall. Miss Iva Kendall, Miss
Elizabeth Geutlng. Miss Dorothy Young,
Miss Doris Help, Miss Grace Chamberlain,
Miss Crystal Davis. Miss Irene Klfrey, Miss
Jane Thomas, Master John F. Coultes, Jr.,
Master James Chamberlain, Muster William
Comegy. Master Itobert Comegy, Master
Austin Voorheees, Master Itobert Voorhees,
Master Itobert Wcer, Master David Iloon,
Master Wesley Walls, Muster Kverett Vcr
beck and Master Karl Verbeck. The dec
orations and faors were red, white and
blue.
The men's club of the Kvangellcal Luther
an Church of the Redeemer celebrated the
opening of tho fall and winter season with
a banquet and entertainment on Tuesday
evening In the social hall of the church.
Thirty-fifth street and Mldvalo aenue. The
pustor of the church, the Hev Arthur
Mlchler, presided, and the speakers were
the Hev Dr Klrchner, of Mount Joy, Pa , a
former minister; Mr. Clarence Blackburn,
Mr. George Miller and Mr. John K. Smithies.
The new pastor, the Itev, Arthur Mlchler,
was Instill led with appropriate sen ices on
Sunday morning, when the sermon was
preached by the Rev, Dr K. P. Pfattelcher,
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EVENING- LEbBRHiCADELPHIA', THURSDAY, tfoVEMBEft 22.
MEMBERS OF JUNIOR LEAGUE TOHOLD JUMBLE SALE
Kr tu4M WfL'"' i Mjy ?' v
JP- ttflL vsrtBE'lMfe $tK 1
Thnto by firrpftll
.MISS KATHARINE W. CHAMBERS
HOME DEFENSE
GAVE SHOW
Drill Corps of Lansdowne Enter
tained With Vaudeville Per
formance at Century Club
I.ansdmwie. llko all tho other enterprising
towns of today, has a Home Defense League,
and It certainly Is line to sec all the men
who belong to It drilling awny and putting
ns much "pep" Into their work as they
posslhly can On Saturday evening the drill
corps of tho Homo Defense League gave a
tnudevlllo show at the Twentieth Century
Club, which was followed by a dance, The
committee lit charge of tho entertainment
Included Sergeant Henry S Darker, chair
man; Sergeant George C Carey, Jr., Ser
geant T lalgar Hoatty, Sergeant Herbert
Harbor. Sergeant John H D.nls. Corporal
'obn Solenberger and Corporal Frank R
Titus. The members of the league all wore
their uniforms, and this gae the affair
ulte n military appearance The vaude
ville show started with a moving picture.
After that Miss Kthel Rlghter sang several
1 lltt.e songs Miss ltlghter has u wonderful
I voice and It is alwas a pleasure to heir
her. Professor Mahoney then made n splen
did nddrcss on the aim of the Home Defense
League, which ho declared to be the pre
paredness of Its members for any emer
gency While they may never bo culled
upon, they will always stand ready.
cxt on the program wero some sleight-of-hand
tricks done by Mr Whey, nnd
these wero very amusing Then came a
series of ten tableaux Illustrating poems
which Miss ,subcl Gnlbrulth read. These
picture were given not so long ago at n
meetliiK of the Century Club by the Junior
sectbin of that club They were so charm
ing It whs urged that they be repeated At
the md of the entertainment Miss Rlghter
sang tho "Star Spangled Banner " Then
came the dunce, and, uf course, lots of
pti plo Macd for that
Lust Wednesday exeuing the second hy
giene class took Its examinations at the
Lansdowne Red Cross headquarters. Ker
number of that class is ever so proud, for
the examiner pronounced It to be the host
equipped sho bud ever examined There
was no mark below ninety, and the highest
wis ninety-nine. That Is surely a line
reccrd The chairman, Mrs. Wager-Smltb,
considers that It was of course duo to
tho brilliance of the class, though hIso to
tho splendidly fitted emergency room In
which the girls had their classes. This
r09tn, by the way, has been prepired for
any emergency -case that may arise in the
town whero Immediate help Is needed.
The Lansdowno women have planned to
make next Tuesday a ery Interesting day.
Tho Delaware County branch of the
Women's Council of National Defense has
arranged a meeting of nil the women of
tho community In the Century Club. Of
course this meeting might be called by a
dozen or more long names coined to fit
tho occasion, but It Is not. Tho women
nrn simp y asked to come to a "school day."
There nre to be three sessions In the morn
ing, afternoon and evening All sorts of
very helpful lectures will be given, these
having been planned for by tho home
economic department of the Century Club
and the Home and School Association. Al
together It will be a most interesting and
Impottant schoo' day and one which any
won un trying to do her bit cannot afford
to miss
The Queen Ksthcr Clrclo of the Methodist
Church held a rummage sale In Dr, Warren
Ilhoads's garago last week.
Miss Susannah Rucker. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. James It, Rucker, entertained tho
Belgian Relief Club at her home last Thurs
day afternoon
Mujor Walter Loring Webb has nrrled
safely In France. Major Webb Is with the
engineer corps.
Mr. Earlhum Bryant spent last week wMth
his mother, Mrs. John II Bryant. Mr.
Bryant, who Is with the Canadian artillery,
was recently thrown from a munition
wagon whl e In training camp. Fortunately,
he was not seriously hurt and after a
short convalescence Is able to return to his
regiment.
THE REAPERS
,1- SAW f. :
1'hoto by Marcfftu
JIRS. JOHN WELSH DRAYTON
WEDDING YESTERDAY IN TIOGA
Miss Ruby Anthony Married to Mr.
David Garrish at Her Home
The wedding ot Miss Ruby Mae Ahthnnj.
daughter of Mr and Mrs James Turner
Anthoii, or 110 West Tioga street, and Mr.
D.ixld Kaus Rarilsb took place cstenlay
Tho bilde wore a gown of sltk trlimncd
with bild.il luce and pearls, tho cll ex
tending to tho bom of the pointed train.
She carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and Hies of the allo
Miss Cora Relic Anthony acted as
maid of honor nnd wore a gown nf two
toned pink satin trimmed with pearls and
carried pink roses MKs Katharine A.
Slmes ami .Miss Coorgla Hornier Fltzslm
mons wero bridesmaids They wore Nile
green satin and georgette crepn trimmed
with sllxcr lai.o und curried jollow chrysan
themums. Miss Diroth Lllnor Miller, of West Phil
udelphlu, was tho flower girl and wore a
dress of white luce and curled it has
ket of sweelhoait ro'-es Mr. William
Morris McClnln acted us best man
The wedding inarch was plajed by
Mrs. Albert Franklin Webei, u sister nf
tho bride, and Miss Ophelia Kuoch sang
tho "Lohengrin" wedding hymn. The Re
John T (Sruy, pastor of Krle .Uenuo Meth
odist Kplscop.il Church, performed tho
ccremonj
HAKKIt JACKSON
PALMYRA, N J. A cry Inteiontlng
church wedding took place nn Saturday at
I o'clock, when .Miss Caroline Virginia
Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Luthrop
Jackson, became tho bride of Mi. Ocorge
II. Baker The wedding was solemnized in
the Methodist L'plscopal Church and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Snni
muel M. Vnn Sunt.
Tho bride was gieu In marriage by her
father. Mrs. Harold Cllpln hang a solo
before tho sen Ice and Mr. Charles p. pn
phreyman played tho wedding march Miss
Bertha Joyce attended tho bride ns maid
of honor.
Mr. Bakers brother. Mr. Leonard
Baker, attended him as best num.
R.
'the ushers were Mr George M Dugan,
Mr. Robinson MacMullin, JIr Russell M
Blackburn and Mr. Lloyd Jackson. A re
ception followed the ceremony.
Social Activities
Mrs. Michael Miller Rlter. of Baltimore,
Is spending n few days with her narentn.
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Buebler. of 21 Pel
ham road, Germantown. She will return to
Baltimore shortlv, to bo near her husband,
Lieutenant Rlter, who Is stationed at Camn
Meade. Mrs. Rlter will bo remembered us
Miss Helen Louise Buehler.
A reorganization of the old Friendship
Club was effected by Its married members
on last Sunday. Among those present
were Mr and Mrs. Alexander Kessler, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Mayerson, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Roth, Mr and Mrs. Harry Roth,
Mr. and Mis. Allen II Mlrsky, Mr. und
Mrs. Louis Pastner. Mr. William Robin,
Miss Kditb Herman, Miss Jessica Theel
nnd JIr. L. Simon.
Mr. John H. Ruttcr, formerly of this city.
Is now stationed nt Camp Halliard, Culebra,'
Panama Canal Zone, with the United States
Infantry.
Mr and Mrs, Harry Anthony, or Abbotts
town, Pa., are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter, Josephine
Kmma Anthony.
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Photo hj- Photo-Crsfters.
MISS MARY RUSH
MUSICALE FOR
K. OF C. WAR FUND
Ladies of San Domingo, Mostly
, South Philadelphians, Gave
Entertainment Last Evening
IAst evening in Knights of Columbus
Hall, Ihlrty-elghth and Market !,treet, tho
i-ndles of San Domingo entertained at a
muslcale. followed by dancing, the proceeds
of which will ho donated to the Knights of
( olumhus war fund for camps and recrea
tion centers Most of the Ladles of San
Domingo nro South Phl'adelphlans and
liao horn working for weeks to make the
ii " fUrCess. both .socially and flnaii
cmiiy The program was under the direc
tion of Mr Thomas Hogan und consisted of
sopraim solos by Mrs. Daniel Bnder, Miss
Adelaide Morse. Miss Juno Kdoll. Miss
Rosaline Mosoonj , Imrp and Molln snlos bv
Misses Llzabotb and Maiy Norrls. baritone
solos by Mr Thomas Hogan and Mr Harrv
Meinlng, readings by .Miss Lillian Conueil
and Mr. James Dougherty, and choruses by
the San Domingo Choral Society. Miss
Lorotto McCann accompanied the various
numbers on the piano. After the concert
home-made cakes, Ice cream, and lemonade,
nil of which were inude and donated by the
members, helped to swell the ery worthy
fund and nothing was left undo ie to coax
any stray pennies that ono might feel in
clined to part with for such a good cause
Tho Ladles of San Domingo Is unique In
Its work and growth Organized about
three e.irs ago. with a ery small mem
bership. It now numbers more than 500 en
thusiastic workers, all of whom may bo
found at any time working for some char
itable cause. The present olllcers aro Miss
Mary A. Quintan, president. Miss Mario O
Rrodley. vlre president ; Miss Anna Cotney,
recording secretary; Miss Rose Cullen.
financial secretary; Miss Mary Hy and.
treasurer; Miss Catherine Carman, Inside
sentinel ; Miss Margaret Dougherty, outside
sentinel; .Miss Lillian Conned, lecturer,
and Miss Helen Tlerney, press reporter A
ery able hoard of directors Includes Miss
Mary Dunno, Miss Htleu Dunne, Miss
Mildred Tobln, Miss Frances Tobln, Mrs.
Daniel Bader, .Mrs. Joseph Burns, Miss
Catherine McGI'len, Miss Ruth lardy. Miss
Loretto McCann. Mrs John Bradley, Mrs.
James Council and Miss Mary Lyons, The
committee which had been working hard to
mako tho affair a success Included Miss
Catherine Vssen. chairman ; Miss Joseph
Goodwin. Miss Mary Mynough, Miss Marie
Qulnn, Miss Lillian Connell, Miss Catherine
Glllcn, Miss Anna Cotney, Miss Mary A
Qulnlan, Miss Mary Hyland, Mrs. Margaret
Hagener, Mrs Matthew Cox, Miss Madeline
Temp'e. Miss Elizabeth Vossen and Miss
Mary Lyons.
The society meets twlco a mouth, on
the second and fourth Thursdays, in Knights
of Columbus Hall, Thirty-eighth and Mar
ket streets, and all through the season holds
ery Intoresiing and thoroughly enjoyable
dances and concerts.
Another uffalr of Interest to South Phil
adelphians Is tho eighth annual fall recep
tion or the St Rita's Club, which will he
held this evening, also In Knights or
Columbus Hall. These affairs hmo proved
so very popular In all former years that
they really require no mention beyond the
date and place, as St Rita's Club Is noted
for Its spirit or hospitality and sociability
Or course the absence ot so many membert
who aro now engaged In some branch or
tho national service will be keenly felt, but
the committee who has tho affair In charco
has been working so steadily duilngtho last
weeks that there Is little causo for any
thing but pleasure at the prospect of at
tending this reunion Tho committee In
cludes Mr. Aloyslus Tlerny, chairman, as
sisted by Mr Joseph Addallzzl, Mr John
Curley, Mr. Thomas M. Robinson, Mr. Wal
ter Jackson, Mr. Lawrence Carlln, Mr Wil
liam Montgomery, Mr. Thomas Moloney,
Mr Frank Jewell, Mr John Haley and Mr
Harry Clitic. The officers of the club are:
Mr. Thomas Robinson, president; Mr. Wil
liam H. Golden, first tlco president; Mr,
Hugh Shields, second vlco president ; Mr
Lawrence Carlln, financial secretary; Mr,
William II. Golden, recording secretary, and
Mr. James Curley, corresponding secretary
Tho patronesses of the affair Include Miss
Suo Wright, Miss Catherine Short, Miss
Frances Mulhern, Miss Beatrice Barragan,
Miss Mary McDermott, Miss Marv Henrv
Miss Ida Vcrrachla, Miss Adelaide Moore
Miss Sarah Hahn, Miss Marie Gallagher
and Miss Mary Koch.
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT
S)?jt9iu
"Community king" at meeting- of Xatlonnl
League for Women's Service; 1713 Va.
nut street. Free.
lloutrr dinner nf Club of Advertising
Women. Hotel Adelphla. Members.
Concert for benefit ot soldier of Hwarth.
more. Women's Club, Swarthmore. Ad
mission charge.
Neighborhood Ked Cro IUHy by Aux.
lllary. No, 27. Belmont Avenue Baptist
Church, Belmont and Westminster avenues
Free.
Monthly meeting of United Ilulne
Men's Association. Bingham Hotel. Mem
bers. Talk by Mierwood Kddy, author of war
books, to JJnUerslty of Pennsylvania Btu
dents. Houston Hall,
Mam-meeting In behalf of Nabbatli
preservation. Baptist Temple, Broad and
Berks streets. Free.
"llapplnr Talk," Margaret Cutting Ivei
New Thought Library, Welghtman Build'
Ing, Fifteenth and' Chestnut streets, 8-15
Free.
TenniyWanla Conference on Social Wel
fare, Chambers-Wylle Church and City Club
morning and afternoon. Free, '
Protectant KpUcopal 6) nod of Washing.
ion. in a. jkiiibo mm nuiy irmuy t-nurclies.
tyr 7 'I J9&
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MELODY CLUB
Musical and Literary
Men's Association of Talmage Reformed ChurchV
Supper and Dance This
ROXnortorcilt has many talented musi
cians and for several years the annual
production of the Melody Club has been a
social ns well ns musical event of tho sea
son On Tuesday evening the members
wero entertained by Mr. and Mrs. H. Hunter
Lord nt their homo on Lyceum aenue.
Tlioic present were Mr. R. Bruco Wallace,
president; Mrs. Charles Jones Thompson,
secretary nnd treasurer; Mrs 1). Slter Cor
nog, Mrs. Hnrry If Thompson, Miss HUen
Wnldeck, Miss Miriam Wctberlll. Miss
Leonore Cassll. Mr. and Mrs. V. Oliver
Keely, Miss Helen Mattls, Mrs A. Tongue,
Miss Jessie Allison, Miss Hdlth L Jones,
Miss Krllth Kerkoslager. Miss Margaret
O'Brien, Mrs. T Swnger Potts, Mrs. J. A.
Howarth, Miss Helen Irwin, Mrs. James
Illaney, Mrs. Harry Caywood, Mr nnd Mrs.
Oeorgo II Radcllff. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrvln
Lndall, Mr 'buries Jones Thompson. Mr
Jnmoi Westcott. Mr. A. L Phillips, Mr F.
Wlllard Cornman, Mr. Albert II. Allison,
Mr John Hodson. Mr IMwnrd Wilson, Mr.
Claronco Westermun. Mr. Lester lllanklii.
Mr J H Foerlng. Mr. Wnyno Moycr and
Mr T W Srhnfield.
The Young Mimi'h Association of tho Tab
mngo Reformed Church will give nn Inter
esting musical nnd literary entertainment
this evening In the lecture auditorium of
the church. The program will Include se
lections by tho following nrtlsts; Mlfs
Hdlth Kerkoslager, soprano ; Miss Zeda
Jones, pianist: Mr. Hiram Wynne. Jr. cor
tietlst Miss Mario Miller, violinist; Mr.
Howard I Mn. tenor. Miss Marian Brown,
organist MKs Svlvla Kaercher and Miss
Laura Tucket man, readers und Impersona
tors. The Mandolin Club of the Fourth Re
formed Church Roxborougb. Mr Hoi are
Townscnd. lender, and the Sllier Comet
Quartet from Wnnninnker'a Rand, will also
participate The pastor, tho Re William
R. Rearlck, ono of tho most popular plat
form speakers of this section, will make i
short nddress. Mr. Raymond Tlppett Is
president of tho association ; Mr William
Sterner, vice president, nnd Mr Joseph
Clark, secretary and treasurer. Last, Sat
urday the church unfurled it service flag
containing fifteen star?, the number of Its
young men In tho servlco of tho nation, one
of whom is In France.
Tho Parish Aid Society of St. David's
Protestnnt Hplscopal Church will glo a
supper followed by dancing this evening In
the parish house. Thcro will bo also a sale
of fancy nnd useful articles; suitable fot
Christmas gifts, Tho nffali Is In charge of
Mr.s.'Saniuel R Rnrer, president of the aid;
Mis. IMwnrd S. Hale, vlco president. Mrs.
Samuel Holdsworth, secretary and treas
urer; Miss Bealo Leech Mrs William Law.
Photo by rhiitn-CrHfters
-MRS. HARRY A. RUSSELL,
Mrs. Russcl is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Green, of -1509
Chester avenue. Her mnrriafte to
Mr. Russell took place yesterday.
TunlKht8 30. This Wk. Only. Pop. SI Mat. Today
LITTLE
L'naer mo Auspices
of tho AM' ALLIANCE
Mnrpnrni- ATOI IM
TIIKATItR JLZZZ " rtlNUMH
17th li D Lancey n "A WOMAN OK NO
Phono Loc. Ofl.41 IMPOHTANCn"
Next eek--.MUs Anellll In CAROLI.SG"
The Itrsnnntructnl and Itehalillltated
CHESTNUT STREET g
L'ndcr direction of the MJ:S.SHS. SIII'IIUHT
SEAT SALE TODAY
FOlt OI'ENINO wi:kk including
THANKSOIVIVn MAT. AND NIOHT
opens JIONDAV NIGHT, with Arthur Hammer-
stein's N. Y Casino Success.
uY0U?RE IN LOVE"
ADELPHI gP-; M. Today Desl Peats SI
i.ery MBht. Ilep. Jim, ga
GOOD ! AUTIIcn IIOPKINH Oir.rs
GRACIOUS Cra1' ii'I
with Io'h Ktihr
ANNABELLE!!! r2Ji
Law .Meander
LYRIC LAST 4 TIMES
EVKNINOS AT 8 15. MATINIIKS, 2:15
LAST MATIN'nn SATPRDAV
The Reason's PosltUo Musical Hucresi
VICTOR lir.RIir.RT'H MASTi:ilfinCB
EILEEN
Chorus ot fiO Sjmphony Orchoi'lra of .10 .
NEXT
WEEK
JOHN BARRYMORE
CONSTANCK COLLIER
LIONEL RARRYMORE
in jnnn . Kapnaera Dramatization of
Peter Ibbetson
MIATH ON SALK TODAY INCLUDING
jnANKS'!VI2;(l,VTINEK AND NIOHT.
Metropolitan Opera House Frl. Evar., Dec. 7
Concert hy JOHN
McCORMACK
TICKETS 7.V, SI. 00, St.M. S2.00
Heat Sale Ileglns Monday, November 2ft
Mall Onlera Now to Metropolitan Box OBco
1108 Chestnnt St.. Add 10 for War Tax
I Ul.l O Tonlcht at 8. 25o t 1
PAUL DICKEY & CO.
In "The Lincoln Hlrhwayman"
ATRICE IIKItVoilI)! i.lli a
i "An
ARDINEl "DREAM FANTA8HCS"!
JULIETTE DIKA: Others.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Mat. 2:30. Ev. 8'30
THANKSGIVINGOne Day Only
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29
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Entertainment bv Youi
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Evening in Roxborough,
Rob,,; f'r,mL ?": ?'
tint, i ,1 u ;. '-""anem Jippen, Mrs. atv.
Him,.. Ch -I' N McC0UCh. MlM g,j
ei ..mi r '-n.;,riM unrr M,ISS Satll
'e and Mrs. Thomas Henncssy.
'"nT.y "' 160 of (he Ilea Cro
nuuieiy wnich meetn In Rf rnvM-. ....I .a.
hf.use. in ntlillilnn .- i. .,.. " l-
tnr 11,. "-...-.. .u lu5 lequiSlllOn WDTg If
jor thn swlety, has made fifty pairs ofKr .
S rJh .l! T" -dr.n .sr covers knd aJ
n ,i .. . . ' :r ,no KP'copal Base Uo.-V''J
P'bil . Llghty-thrco glassea of ieltv. lnit'l, .,Kt
magaZlnos and quantities of chocoIMM,- '$
were collected ror Red Cress rll.trlhiniftt.A'JV 'M
nils grr-up or workers Is beaded by Ml'j'i ,
H. n. Borer. mio iii..i h.n i -.r3.f i. '
lnnu .. .. ' ' "ii"ei iiuu ana Alias T 't '1
Lllzabeth Carroll, There are. twenty yourhr;.ffXryl
Aitl,71" ,h0 "ilrlKh ln Ul "ervlce. Jti;i&ti
Alfred Crease, who enlisted with the AmarlH lH
('HI, .1,,...Im. ...
,, in, ii, ii,'., ,-nrnM ......ni. .. .. .
V,r 'y "I0 ' t,l,'1" s'"s nnd Is now tho" ".,
with thl" XM'1 r',rc! Mr' ordt" ch!4,W-"
will the Pennsylutnla Base Hospital Unlt'?rU
ji "'. V !""' ,Ir "'"rieo Mitchell, son of Al
ho rector a warden ; Mr. B. Arthur Mlteh.ltM
in tho draws Itncluiroti... cj i - JVWM
now In Franco Ti, .!- it., n... j.AS!
ard S. Hale, keens In touch with o.eh 'SB
young man hntii horn n.,.i n.... .! rr
i'J, Keglstratlon Service, under the d.
tvo ,of. M,nJr rierc- St. Matthew's
Protestnnt Episcopal Church, I? doing
Thu iLY'ork th,at aR y" ,s llttl0 known.
see ,h 'C0 Wrk takCS Car" 0f the "1.
V .thll 1,r."er burlaI nnd service is ren
dered abroad or that the body of the sddler
is i.et.t back borne for burial, If his family
hur'lnl M.1""'!" " rCCrcl f th0 nIace ot
m , ' r m(s r',ac,, BnrJ method of. death.
Major P erce did the same service for thi
"n,,rln1,,lle.sI,nl,''-Amerlcnn war. Th
j'''"""11;1 oC St., David's has sent Christ"
man gifta to men In France nnd Is prepar
ing boxes for those in the United States
nm .! .,obi'cc? ntld ca"dy ar.
-""9 n hinn i uo Bent.
Amonir the week's lnfArntnn. m-i ii
? t,'!.',,,lnner whlch Mr- T- William Rldler.
or -M Dupont street, will give this eve
rung at her home. Tho color schemo of the
decoration will bo golden, the flowers used
being chrysanthemums. Mrs. Samuel
Vpm se f G,rmintown ; Mrs. Walter J.
Miller. Mrs. Charles Service Taylor. Mrs
Lrncst Barrns, Miss Carrie Karnshaw, Mrs.
Arthur Stetlcr, Miss Myra Mitchell, Mrs.
Harold IloffmaiL and Miss May Watson
will be tho guest?.
Mrs. Harry Farrand. of East Monastery
avenue, will entertain at cards this evening;
?.' '"T. ".""' 1Ier Bues,s wl" 'nclude Mrs.
Carroll Thompson, Mrs. Mcrrltt Moffett.
Mrs. Howard Schweitzer, Miss Hllen Wal
deck. Miss Carrie Petcrman. Miss Sophia
Lackey, Mrs. William Hacberleln," Miss '
Klsle Leonard, Miss Mabel Mlllcnbergcr and
Miss Kthol i,ee.
,11 15 A. M to tlltS P. M.
rioMwsn Presents Tint Showing ot
MADGE KENNEDY "2k$uv.
World Film I'rtrenu "Over Here"
Mack Sennett's "Are Waitresses Hafr'
ThonksBlvlnR ek. DOL'GLAa FAIlinANKS
In "HKACHINO POIt THE MOON"
P A T A PT? 111 MA11KKT STHBET
AXii-frJiVJll 10 A. M. to liar, P. SJ.
Artersft Presents
GERALDINE FARRAR
In Production of Jlaenltuda and Splendor
"The Woman God Forgot"
COM1NO "DRAFT l'5g" COM1NO
ARC ADI A
10:15 A. M.. 12, 2. 3:45, .1MB. 7:45. 9:80 P. M.
IT. cio H'onrmenn "n "The Rise or
uioiv. X v.iucun
Jennie Cushlnc"
Next Wk -Will. .
Hart In "Silent Man"
T? TTip TTIXTm MAHKUT Delnw 17TK'
jTVIlivjrllrN .METRO PRESENtS
Emily Stevens in "Outwitted"
VICTORIA MAIIKBT AHOVI2 JITH
v luiunxrt Ke,(,(.t P,cturM prellt
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
IN FIRST SHOWING OF "SCANDAL"
From Cosmo Hamilton's Noel
GLOBE TheatreR8-,3.
v'l-'v'i,-, VAUDEVILLE
CONTINUOUS 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
"SHERMAN WAS RIGHT,"
JOE HORTIZ xAvAnm83trEl3
CROSS KEYS '.KTnb... t ,.
THE KINKAID KILTIES
RROADWAY ,lrnad Hnyder Ave.
WM. S. HART ,n "TAj'"ww
POGANNV'S LUNATIC BAICERS: Others
iTPnATl Tnl' nna r"cxt Week Only
DLJtV Matinees Wed. Eat.
KLAW . ERLANGER and OEOnQE C.
TTLEU Present a New Comedy
AMONG THOSE PRESENT
with SHELLEY HULL
Seats Now for ThanksgUtnE Mat. and NIfht
T7'"TTT?QrP Lat I
Weeks Evars.
i'VlUkiJUi Matin
Matinees Wed. & Sat. 8HB
JULIA SANDERSON
JOSEPH CAWTHORN
In Their Musical
Comedy Trlumpb
HAMULER .
POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE ON REGULAR
MAItKET
m JT HTItRET
fceats Now for ThankssMn Mat. a'nd. NIfht f ?W
. .. r AW
;AKK II K Nmir ftl"' 8:M
THE BOOMERANG'"'
Beats Now for Thanksghlnr Mat. and NIfht
STR AND tn" Av' at Venn. E. of Broad
J.ULIAN ELTINGE
in "THE CLEVER MRS. CARFAX"
T AnTTPfH B2D AN'n T.nnTTon- tna
iiUUOX Mat,.l:30.3:3S. n, itSOtoU 'Cf"
In "THE WOMAN GOD FORGOT"
NIXON SIX ALL-STAR
ANNIVERSARY VAUDEVILLE
WEEK ACTS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Wed., Nov, 2S. 3 P. It ,i
NEW YORK
DAMROSCH &;
SYMPHONY
Conductor
GRAINGER,:
Soloist '
ORCHESTRA
Reserved Seat on Sale NOty at Htppe'a,
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METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY, tf. TM'A
Tnov.D2l V? a,f MANON LESCAUT-.-K
MmeB." AMa. Perlnl MM. Caruso. Amtto,; jflSl
Seeuroia. nana, kosbi. wena., r. fapi. s 7? .fc
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Tuea. Evr Nov. S7U.;
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