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Fair Sellers Infest Franklin Field at Football
Game Today Mighty Pretty Ones
Too Pathetic Tale
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4 t mean, und. pf course. I'm talklm?
Fiet
i it tlie I'M f101 HW'" ms "f KlrlM wl'" Ure
h. MtatliM'f'l " oVor everywhere, tak-
,,..... i,,,,.. Ik their very patriotic-
I - y,t vlllie-'1
wdditR veil, white ' ,,lue ,irxim for
)T. beiicMt "f ,1,c a,ms' umI ",lVy ,ell('f'
One
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,.st attractive Kill" will he ""I
town's ni
a. I.. . I.n nVluw'tnd t till t lltr
(here, " " ' " .
.holdup" will ,,p 'I"11'' u ,l'wi"",f"1 "X
.Lad "f weurln't u-iUlnr costumes, us
Snariiy. tl.ey vv.1. be decorated vvltl
!, n-l. while ""' ,,,uc hllolds. ""
nlch will le stumped '" ,1UK0 l,l'"-'1 ,cl
. 5e Thin will l tleil on with led.
ter, ' . ...... t,.V,.,u ,nl ,.111 s,i.e
rate ami "1UK "-""
,, tome dlstunce off thiil the wearers
"L hell'InK I" the bit; five-cent drive.
hch was gotten up for the puiposf nf
ntslng funds for tht" unny alu' 1Klvy ""
0,1. Although It l called n rive-cent
lp.it. the donors will not he forced to
' tlrf.lt "their contributions to that amount-
bi'facl, It Is rumored that $." will he
,ult."!o's ueceptabtc. The Kills an? to
,l( divided Into KroupH of four, and ns
llgncd to different sections of the grand
tand. They will nil have aim-hands, on
ithlch will he a letter designating to
-.hleh section eacn pin nciongs. i nose
lOttloned In the north stand will wear
wd bands with blue letters, and the Miuth
lUrnl will have Just the opposite blue
bands with red letters. The special sec
tions devoted to the sailors and soldiers
Trill be veiy carefully rnnvuxxetl by our
fair collectors," "so that no one of them
trill have cause to feel the slightest hit
Beglected. Several of the patronesses tire
riving luncheons before the (.Mine and
everybody will be driven to the Held In
numerous automobiles.
The patroncsj-cs of the afternoon ure:
lire. Francis Howard Williams, president
f the 'Women's Army and Navy Ttellcl;
Mrs. ArtliltiKton Gilpin, vice president:
Mrs. Bitltzar de Mare. Mrs. S. Macuen
Smith, Mis. Carl Williams, Mrs Joseph
' IoverlnR Wharton, Mrs. Charles A. Mar
tin, Mrs. Churchill WillPims. Mrs. Henry
D. Rodger., Mrs. Kngllsh Dallam. The
girls who will assist In collecting are Hope
McMlchncl. .lohle Bright I'Yiincis Scott.
Olivia C!a7.znni, Charlotte I'ahnestock,
Caroline Sheppard. l.'lzitbcth Talnr.
J
Elaine I.ngHsh, Hetty Smith Murjorle
Talor, Kllzaheth Van Dusen, Knilyu Lee
Shipley, Murgatet I.a Hue, Mailau Tlut
ton, MarKiiei lte Iluiton. Dorothy I'lujun,
Harilet Cay. Helen flay, llmma Tlrad-
bury, Marjoiie Hollopeter, Mild ! Caer-
ly, Kstelle Llpplncntt, INther Caihait,
Helen (Siirmlev, .Miss Collins, Mis Geary,
MIsi (Jalbialth Mls Hradway. Mls
"Endy, Mrs, Stanley Ketclriitn, Mrs. Men
del, Mis. Kia-il; Adler. Mailan Chapman,
Mary Teehle-, Mlil.tm I'aclftr. Dorothy
Klllouuh. (lenevleve Dllfenbeek, Alice
Dlllenbeck. l.oial'ie A. Hlllslcv, Cm lie
Bhrler, Marcaretta Dixon, Josephine
Hooper, If.irel Collin, Margaiet Mellor,
EUle Luck. Alice Tntnall, 1'Yunces Omei
ly, Helen I't-mrse, Mrs. I.ewellyn MeKee,
Mary De-ciini. lMlth K'llson. Mrs. Hlrnin
Ellison, Helene Martin. Isabel JIHes,
Martha McCallHter, (ieitiude I'.mcoast,
Isabel Paire. MaiKaret Hemak, Nancy
DunniiiK, Miss Marian Wurts. Jean .In
line. Mrs. Hen y It. CaitwrK-ht, Jr., He
lena Rohliisou, Catiuiiine Itnlilnson, Until
Marshall, Dorothy Mai shall, Coilnue
Freeman, Mary Scull, Anna I-iw, Mar
garet Law, Margaret Davis, Mary Shep
pard, Xatulle Caldwell, Helen Moore. Mal
tha Henderson, Katharine King, Mailan
Baker, Gladys Muller. Murjoiiu Stewart.
Mary LoverltiB, Kllzabeth Miller, Mary
Pettlt, Gladys I'lower, Alma Pent use,
Inez Coulter and Iiulse McXnlly.
you know net Saturday the new Sat-
urday Supper club will start at the
Bellevue-Stratford and the subscriptions
are coming In thick and fast. The meet
tags will be eight In number and the
Proceeds ure all to be given to the Amer
ican hoys in France. So you see, one
ttay bo to dance and sup und have a
. Klghty good time ns in days before the
War, and yet feel that one's very enjoy
ttent of the eats and dancing Is helping
lome one of our men "over there."
Soma among the subscribers ure Mr.
tnd Mrs. J. Hldgwoy Itellly, Lewis I'nr
on, Mrs. Ucllly's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Mablon Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Tancoust, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward T.
Btotesbury, Mr. und Mrs. Samuel J, Hen
derson, Mr. und Mrs. Kdgar M. Church.
Mr. and Mrs, James M. Heed, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew W. Crawford, Mr. und Mrs.
W- S. Godfrey, Gustave Heckscher,
Charlie Gilpin. Mrs. J. Harrison Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsell, Mr. Wil
liam C, Weidershelm, Mr. and Mrs. J. It.
Evana Itoherts, George dell. Meyers,
eorge Mellor, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Crozer,
Mrs. Thomas Cover, Jr., Harriet Deaver,
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Donner, Mr. and
Mrs. i;. i niaiio,,, Lyman Hlddle, the
John Slnnotts und a number of others.
ABIDE from tho Tuesday night
opera, fhlladelphla societ. next
ek will find greatest Interest In the
Performance of "Atda" by 160 members
the Philadelphia Operatic Soclety"on
Wednesday night in the Academy of
Music. Conductor Wusslll Leps believes
the performance will bo the crowning
Achievement of the society's career In
Jen years. Since .last summer ho hns
wen training the singers in Verdi's mas.
wfui music.
Mrs. Austin Stevens Heckscher, presi
dent of 'the society, will come from New
York to attend. Among the boxholders
W!.H he: Mrs. AV. W, Alnett, Mrs. Arthur
Middle, .Mrs. Uobert C. Urock, Mrs. l-'red-rlck
Drown, Mrs. Wulter H. Ilryunt.
Mrs.'ndwurd' Homor Coates, Mrs. Charles
Vue, Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mr.
nd Mrs. Russell Duane, Mrs. Howard
Ulbson, Mrs. William II. Greene, Mr. und
Mrs. Owen It. Jenkins, Miss Elizabeth
katta. Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Lea, Mr.
"d Mrs. Clifford Lewis, Miss Julia I'.
wi. Mrs. J. Ernent Richards, Mrs. J.
Harrison Smith, Mrs. Allen N. Strong.
Mrs- Wllilam W. Terry. Mr. and Mrs.
dwln II. Vare. Miss Elizabeth Wullace.
Mr. 8. d. Warrlner. Mr. and Mrs. L.
IJOWard Weatherlv. Mm Tlnllln IT. Wll.
Jur, Mrs. A. H. Wlntersteen.
jfpJSDlzn u she knew she wai, making
4UkT, AtHnrate, he had a
on ner mmm.w
lers oo lm'" '" I,,,,k0 "C,!"'lf
she iiy ICh1''Pfr"" " 't"Wi. her how
so Iked It. mid all the other ii,ii1
im.lli.H. "Have IIU ,vl1. ,, ,KM J
h-ssims bef, ,re-. he ,, .
lis .' 1,fu:,.nv ",,,,r' " " " uk..
this-lt .-ailed 'imtbetl,. darning With
-ut.,. ,,,, llf mule, standi,,.,. ,2
IK-tl.M.t.-r nodded. The ehll.l s ,illl;
i.m..iHM,tci.,,, .,, .,1I(imH. .
'""""I"! nvm-y WYNNt:
Social Activities
Alr i-.
Miss l-ll,.,. , ".::;; 'J- ''" and I,,-,- niece
t Kim ,',' J' Ml'ii.i.-I. !,.. .etunu-il
Mr-. M,,. ,.-. ,,, llf ,,
lri nv.nue. hermit lllll , ( '
iii ltol,..l ulnip tiiiinl.iBo to Mr f.v
;';-i it-r u,i, ,,, lII..llf!;,fM-i
". ,. guest I,,..,..,,,.,, ,,,. ,,
i .nini ,.
W.lVs l.rl.l. I.,. ...,n nuiin.
, . -, "Milium mill
friends.
few Intlmatd
Mrs. lnrv ,.,, Willi.,,,,, (lf si i,
na rm Amilstoii. At.,, t si,M, Tliankmli.
Ir" " !. Z TV'"" " '' ''''- WIMIams
ln"'llie ll-h p"l,,r"" -V- (''""' 'l"Haii
in tlie 11. til ItiglniiMit. rie ,1 Artillery.
Mrs. Robert I Mo-.r... f .-.; s,,,,,,, ,.,.
Mrs.
Hyatt.
J-jilgene l. Iti-a. i.if,. f ..lxlmist(.r
on TluirMl,,,- after,,,,,,,, , ,.. suy.V u",
wife of Colonel llenj.iml,, - ., t-. s. j,"";
if fin .u-riMii in in,. ,,,.(. ,...,,.
Her
hni'Bin nfie .iirs 1 i.iri',1, t- ,
Slu-ldnn IImiiis. Mr. ,'iifiii..i.
,rr. Mrs
ICiinsill
l'.i.Mie. Mrs C II. lii,..i,iM. i, ,.'...
m1!" ,'!,"!'ll,s "rand. Mrs Cm-... Mrs King
Mrs. IVrK. Mrs
""lib, Mim i-. iifiui .mil
-Mrs (illKnre.
r . f" .' -. ,',,t'r uiinnuiiies tin- marriage
of his daughter. Mly i:ial,eth Vetli-i. and
Mr. Albert S i-.,H;. . 1.1,-1, v, .,k,. pi.,,.,,
mi IhnrMlay, Nmemlier 29, In Woodliuiy,
MNs g-e-" llavgartv, riaugliter of
Mrs. i orm-lluii llaggarty. of .-,n2 Wnod
lunl lei race, inteit.iln, il her bridge iluh
estenbii Anintig tile uiemliers ale Miss
Itertrmle Criinln, Miss Anna liempeev, MlhS
Lllabetb Me.Miinus, Mlis (iertruiie Mo
ManiH. .Miss Allele Mediutli. Mlis Virginia
Mi'Crulli. Ml-s Until I.srae, Mis. Joseph A.
Miilexltt, .Miss (il.idiH Crosliy nnd Miss
liegma .iici amiiruige
UFXEI'TIOX IN SHKUWOOI)
Kiftieth Weddinir Annivorsary Cele
brated by Family and Friends on
Wednesday Evening
Mr. mid .Mrs. Theodore A Myers, of
Owrlirook, i-ilebrated their tlftleth weddlmr
antilerarj on Widnesdny peuliiK at the
l.nme of their daughter, .Mrs. James Alex
ander Howdy. ll':'i South Kllty-seenth
street, Sherwood itvtitir to the recent III
nesi nf Mr. Men the affair was Informal.
altliouRh many friendi ami relatives from
this and other cities partii-ti.i toil The
house i;,,s ile, orated with jellow ihry.-.vn-themums,
and the hostess was assisted In
I'-relvlnif by .Mrs. Jiiiiim AI- under Iowdv
Mrs. William i: Swller. Mrs. .Maurice V.
Sweney, .Mrs. Iloliley A Warner. Mrs. I-'rcd.
C .Mvers. Mrs William Mi-lntyre. Mrs.
Thou,. is A. Harper. Mrs William T. Itlley.
Mrs. William Howard Imuk and Mrs. O.
Bennett Dowdy.
Mrs. Myers before her niurrlake was Miss
Sarah linker, and the reremony occurred In
the old First Lutheran Chinch, Altoon.i, Pu..
h. 18U7, bcltiB performed by her father, the
llev. Henry liaUer, then pastor of that
church, who was a noted Pennsylvania
dltlnc and an uncle of the present Secre
tary of War. Mr. Myers spent most or
his life la. the olllces of the I'ennsvunla
Railroad Company, retiring a few years
uro. He has been connected for many years
with Lutheran church affairs in this state
and for .more than thirty-live ears was
superintendent of the Sunday school of
Qrace Lutheran Church, West Philadelphia.
HIGH SCHOOL
-Miss Auuusta Uii-eiil.huli. f H'JS South
, h vth tieet. entertain, il on Tliurnlay ee
iiIiib at lur home. Urr (fuests iieie the
, niemliers ,,f l,tr se-K elul, and Inrluikd
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man. Miss Lilian Ito-eiililuth. Miss Llllliiu
l-'oiman. Miss Kity S.itz and .Miss Ami
M.iikoIIcs.
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MISS OLIVIA II. GAZZAM
LUNCHEON TODAY
IN FOX CHASE
Entertained Members of Her
Sowing Circle at Her Home
Yesterday Afternoon
MKs Alice Tiiruey, of Arthur strctt will
Kl- a luncheon this afternoon, when covers
will he laid fo, twelve KUeits.
Mrs J. lhiiinon. of lliintiitKilnn pike,
entertained the members of her spwhitf
linio cstclda ntteiuooii.
MKs Lucy Kii'liR of ) .street, Is spendlni!
the Meek In New York.
Miss Kiitlieilne ICahmar. of Arthur streoi.
Is spemliui; s'ner.il weeks vlsitlns fi lends
In Munlieliu, 1-a
Mis. I'li-deil, l, St.ilii h;,s n tinned to her
Inline In I ..win Mass, after spendhiK si
er.,1 weeks j,s the uest of her sister, Mrs
L'.lilw Ik Karl, of I'enii avenue.
Mis. I'eoiKC Ittee and her son, of Sea
llle. N .1, who have been the Kuesls of
Mr and Mis. John Fruitier, of Park uu-ntn-,
have , etui mil to their home
In ronuectlou with the bazaar, In aid
of St ISonaveiiture's Parochial School, whtih
Is leliiK held In the school hall now and will
continue until I 'ei ember 1. List cveuitiK
was patrlotli lils'lit The ih.u , i ontalntui;
the n.'nies of the members ol llin parish
who ale sdvlim' the natlou was unvcllid
There was patriotic tniHlc, war tubleauv
and an iiildicv- on patilotlMii b.v e-fon-Kressm.iu
Michael lioliohoe
To iild the Youiik Men's Christian sw
elatlon war fund, the l-'ri-derlck C IhliNon
llllile Class of the Cookm.in .Methodist i:pls
cipal Chinch has ariaiiKcd for an Illustrated
lecture by Huicht L. Ihiieiuloif, on "The
Holy Land' The Ice tin was (,'iven In
the church. Twelfth struct and Lchlftli ave
nue, Thursday (veulm;.
DRAMATIC SOCIETY TO GIVE I'l.AV
"The Point of View" to Ho Presented
by Members of St. Thomas's Church
Consldeiahle Interest Is behiK shown
downtown In the con, I, a,- production of "Tho
Point of View," which will be Riven on
Monday und Tuesday evenliiK-i. December
.'! and I, by the members of St. Thomas's
Dramatic Society, in the school hall, eight
eenth and Feinon streets This dramatic
society has earned a place fop Itself In
amateur elides for It lino Interpretation
of some of the le nllni; plays. OrRaliUid
Just a tew- .veirs m;o, under the dlleetlou
and iiiau.iKeinent of tlie Itev. William Mi'
Shane and the llev. John J. Me.Meuaintu,
the society has Riven seveial plays each
season.
MNs Maty Mutiny villi play the lending
role Mr Peter Itoe will have the leadlnR
man's part, and the other members ot the
cast Include Miss Amies Melh't. JILss Cath
erine O'ltlordan, .Miss Jennie CunnliiRhain.
Mr Thomas J. (I'ltotirke, Mr. Fiaiuls
O'ilrlen, -Mr. Mm tin Conboy. Mi ltlc!iai(l
lllckey, Jlr. Thomas Finn and Mi. L-o
Laveitv t'niipie stace and electrical ef
fects characterl.e each porfoinianco, and
attraitlve orchestra iiuiuIkis cunph le tho
luiiRi.iul A Rieat ileal of en dlt Is due to
the untlrhiR efturts of Father .McSh;
and Father Mc.Menainln. who h.ive spared
no pains to make the peiform.inie up to the
hlRb standard already set by this society.
Tho month'y meetlni? of the Immaculate
Hunt Alumnae will bo held tomoirow In
the Catholic tilrls' IIIkIi School, Nineteenth
and Wood streets. A very attractive pro
Rram has hceii ni minted for tho hour after
tho n.ictlnR. and plans will he completed
for tlm fifteenth annual hteakfast, which
will bo held on December 9.
GIRLS TO DANCE FOR
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Five-cent collectors who will pass
aiuunil drums at Franklin Field
this afternoon.
CARNIVAL HELD
IN FRANKFORD
A laiRi" carnival was held by the Holmes.
huiR .Men's Association in its hall, Fiauk
foul avenue above Welsh load, on Thurs
day, .visterday and today.
Miss Adule Shotske), of Oakland street,
enbrtalned, the members of her card club
jesteiday aftiinoou.
Mis. It. I'ntuiu, of Ortliodo street, Is
speudhiR a foituiRht in llaltlmoic, .Mil., ls
IthiR 1 1 lends.
Mr. and Mrs II. Liimlev, of lih!.r, Ortlm
do stitel. an- leuivhiR cotiRratulations
upon the bilth of a daiiRlitei.
The ineiubcis of tho Mi'inoilal Methodist
Lplsiopal Church lnid their annual bazaar,
which laR.in Thursday and continued yes
terday and today, with the annual demon
stiatlou supper tonight hi the social hall
of tho chinch, LlRhth and Cumberland
stn ets.
Mrs Laura Heck, of L'OilC Noith Ilowaul
stiect, spent last week-end In New Yotk
with her In other, Albert HlcdhiKcr, who baa
Hjlltd for Fiance.
SMOKING FUND
onto 1 M, ifi-.au
MISS MAUGAKET LA HUH
WEDDING OF INTEREST
IN BALTIMORE
.Miss Shelby Johnson and Cap
tain Russell Thayer Married
Today at Bride's Home
An interesting; military vieddlnc will lake
plan- ioil.iv In Halllmoie. when Miss Shelby
Wentwortl, JuhUMiu, d.tUKhter of Mr. and
Mis Wentworth Paul Johnson, will become
the luiile ,,r Captain ltussell Thayer, of
I'hesttiut Hill As ino-t of the ushers are
in the sirvlie of the country, tho widdhiR
mil he decidedly military In appeaiance.
Mi Jolinsn,, Is well known In this city,
and manv l'hiladelphlans have Ruuo to lial
timore io iitti-ml the ceremony
Tin- viedduiR will take place this after
noon lit ii 1'lm.k ut the home of tho bride's
paienls, TOT St Paul street, Haiti, nore. Tho
iireiiuinv will be porfoTtni d by Cardinal
i, union s assistant, of tl,e Halllniore t atne
di.il Miss .lohusoti will bo attended by
M s Marv D,on Thaer, a is-ter ot tho
liiideRiiinui, as maid of honor.
.iiiiain Thaver will have his brother, Mr.
l audt-r D Thaver. as best man, und the
u-hers will be Mr Fitz-LuRono Dixon
Tin vi i Mr Jos. ph Tievannoii Thaer. Cap
tain IMmund Thaver. all brothers of the
la ah ri. io in , Mr Charles Willing, Mr. Ld
vi.ird IiiRersoll, Lieutenant Sidney F. T.
Urock. Cpiani Arthur lhnlen New bold. Jr.
l.ieiiteimnt liiailes Clieston, Lieutenant
J' si ph Li wis Lieutenant Joseph Drinker,
'apt. mi Lewis Curtis, Dr. (. II. l'errv
Dipper. Captain Itlchard Phlller, Mr. Alfred
It ihlle I'.ipt.nu Itichald .Valle. I'aptaln IJ.
Mi I e in and Lieutenant Paul W. Johnson, a
Inr.tli, r of tin lulde.
Tb. widdniR will he folloived by a recep
tion liitooMi: p.nKi:n
Theie will be a very pietty vveddluR this
iftirnoou in St Tlmothv's Protestant Hnls
i'"Pal Chniih, ItoxboroiiRh, when Miss Mil
dred C. p.uker, d.iUKhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Uillanl F Parker, or 5ISI ItldRe avenue,
will he man led to Mr. Haloid K. llrnome,
also i i that suhutb The ieimonv will he
ixrlormed bv the lector, the llev. James H.
liaise), and will bo followed by a reception
at the home of the bride's parents. Mr.
Parker will Rive his daughter In inurri.'iRC.
She will wear her traveling suit of black
velvet, with a hat to match, and a corsage
bouiiuet of lilies of the alley. There will
be no attendants. Mr. Hroome and his
bride will leave for Washington, 1 C, and
points South, and upon tluir return will be
at home at fil.'il Itldge avenue.
donoiioi: MAnno.v
Among Nov ember's Interesting weddings
will be that of Miss IMivlua Louisa Murron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mar
ion, of SC4 North Twentieth street, and
Mr llmry Kdgar runohoe, which will take
pl.uu this evenhiR at tho home of tho
bride's intents, with tho llev. Thomas Les
llu tio.ssllng. of St. Matthias's Church, Nine
teenth and Wallace streets, olliclatlng. Tho
bildu wi'l vicar a gown of white crcpo me
teor with a pearl-beaded design on tho cor
sage and drapeiles. Her veil of tullo vill
extend to the hem of the couit train and
will he arranged with lilies of the valley.
Similar lloweis will be combined with llriiio
loses in her bouiiuet. Attending tho brido
will lm Mis. Norman Donnhoe, tho tirldo
Rtoom's sister-in-law, us matron of honor,
and Miss Mary Pine bridesmaid. Tho former
will wear a white crepe, do chine frock,
and tho latter pink ReorRette crepe draped
over pink satin. 13.ieh will carry pink roses.
Mr. Norman Donohoo will bo his brother's
best man The ceremony will be performed
at 7 o'clock, and a reception will bo held
from S to 10. Mr. Donohoo and his hrldo
villi leave on a short trip and will bo at
homo after December 1 at 8C 1 North Twen
tieth btreet.
HAMILTON THOMAS
A military wedding of tho week was that
of Miss Mario Lorettu Thomas, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thomas, of
Wlssahlckoti. and Mr. IMwin Joseph Hamil
ton, of the I'nltod States navy, which was
solemnized on Thursday at noon at tho rec
tory of tho Church of St. John tho Uaptlst,
with MonslRiior llugeno Murphy olliclatlng.
Tho Initio woio her ttavellng suit of brown
broadcloth trimmed with seal fur and a hat
to match Sho was attended by hor Hlster,
Miss Catharlno K. Thomas. Lieutenant
Lawrence W. Smiley, who was granted a
furlough from Camp Meade, was tho best
man Tho ceremony was followed by a
breakfast at tho homo of tho brlde'H parents.
Tho bridegroom and brido left on a short
tiip. Mrs. Hamilton will llvo in Wlssa
hlckon until the close of tho war.
llOLLLVS -AUL'V
Tho wedding of Miss Pauline Arcy, daugh
ter of Mr, und Mrs. William 13. Arey, of
2212 Locust ttreet, and Cadet Joseph 1 ticker
Itolllns, of Portland, Me., took place today
at noon, at tho homo of tho bride's parents.
Ah tho arrangements were inado In a very
short time, tho wedding was very quiet.
Tho ceremony was performed by the llev.
John W. Williams, rector of All Saints'
Church, Chelsea.
MANY VISIT IN WEST VIRGINIA
White Sulphur Springs Has Large,
Number of Visitors During Au- '
tumn Season
WHITi: SULPHUH SPniNGS. W. Va
Nov. 21 White Sulphur Springs Is drawing
a largo colony for over the Thankuslvliiff
week and beautiful weather makes all out
door rports and trull explorations most en
joyable. Mis. George Wllllne, Jr., und her mother,
Mrs. Joshua Ladd Howell, of Chestnut Hill,
arrived at tho Greenbrier yesterduy to
spend ttome time.
Mr. und Mrs. William O. Parke, who are
here for teveral weeks from Montrose Park,
went to Klchwood, W, Va,, by automobile
on Tuesday to look after some lumbering
Interests that Mr. Parko has there. Mr.
J. Howard Slocum accompanied them. Tho
road, which Is fifty miles, lies over the.
Alleghanles and passes many historic points.
Mr. and Mrs. It. I. Prentiss, of Philadel
phia, arrived at tho Greenbrier on Wednes
day to spend some time. Mr. and Mrs. a,
C. Bhafer. who are spending their bonifr
moon here, drove to Elmhunt Furs Xer
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CARD PARTIES TO AID HOSPITAL
Members of Ladies' Auxiliary of Northwestern '
rin-nntio I TJ-V c Vll 4-ri 1 Unirn
ucuciai a.ivjopiL.a.1 nave
Saturday of Each Month in North Phila.
TUH inembcrH of the Ladles' Auxiliary
of tho Northwestern General Hospital
uro giving' a (.cries of card parties on tho
lat Saturday afternoon of each month In
the. Urund Fraternity lliilldliig, 162(5 Arch
street, In aid of tho hospital. Friends of
tho hospital who attend today's affair and
all of the succeeding parties will find that
every effort will bo made to Insure a pleas
ant afternoon ut the game Mrs. J. Thomp
son Schcll Is president of tho auxiliary;
Mrs. lMviurd Wilkinson, Jr., nnd Mrs. S, V.
Thomson, lro presidents! Miss Lllllo Ma
deira, herniary, and Mrs. L. W. Whllall,
trrasurer. Tho members Include Mrs. Al
fred Gordon, Mrs. II. Hampshire. MIps Mury
Stciv.u t, Mrs. Walter Hornby, Sirs. John S,
Woodruff, Mrs. j; u Mntlark, Mrs. Cljde
Mrndenlmll, Sirs J Hacr. Mrr. II. n. Vun
Horn, Mis. AV. N. Stevenson. Mrs. John J.
Henderson, Mrs. Tho, ins Poole, Mrs. W.
Culbertson, Miss H. T, Sehell, Mrs. W. C.
Swindells. Mrs. Theodore Morris. Mrs.
Charlrs S Osmond, Mrs. A C. Monger, Mrs.
William Fielhofcr, Mrs. Gcorgo Pools and
Mrs John Drown.
The hospital auxiliary has organized a,
Ited Cross group, No. Ufi, which meets on
Mondavs In tho nurses' home. Twenty-second
and Diamond streets. All residents of
the neighborhood uro Invited to attend and
help make hospital garments, which Is the
work of tho group. Mr Schcll Is chair
matt and Mrs. Thorn m Poole treasurer The
hospital has a training class of eighteen
nurses. Tho graduitlon exerslseH of a class
of six nurses were held on Tursduv evening,
with Mr. Herman L. Hecht presiding. The
address was made 13v Mr James Taulane
Mrs. Mary A. MtCaulley will accompany
her sister. Mrs. Geoig,. C Seldel. to Florida
In December, and will remain through the,
winter. Mrs. Seldel, who spends the sum
mer In Atlintlc city, is a resident uf the
Hotel Walton during the spring und autumn.
Thn Sigma Phi Sorority was entertained
at lunclurn last Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Walter Smith, on Limekiln pike This
was tho November entertainment Tho
guests were -Miss Klma Donald, Miss Ger
trude Curry. Miss Madeline Conahan, Miss
IMvvlna L M.irroti, .Miss Ldlth Aiotd, Miss
Helen Uurrl.iv., .Mrs. Isaac Dalzell, Mlsi
Annabel Crosier and Miss Cora llogers.
The society i,;ts formed a group for lied
Cross work, and will meet each Monday
OPEN SOLDIERS'
RECREATION HALL
National President of W. C. T. U.
to Speak at Opening in
Pointsville, N. J.
HDCLWATLIt PAIIK Next Tuesday a
soldiers' recreation hall will bo opened
at Pointsville by the members of the Dur
llngtou County W C. T. V. Mrs. j;ila
Hoover Thacker, the national president of
tho W. C. T. I., who has her headquarters
at Washington, D. C., will open tho exer
cises with an address. Mrs. Thacker Is well
known In this country and abroad as a
temperance Itc'urer and has done much for
tho soldiers and sailors.
Mor many years Mrs. Thacker was presi
dent of the lturlington County W. C T. U.
and It was through her efforts and hard
work that many of the local branches were
organised She has lectured on temperance
In every State In the I'nlon, and Is an
ardent woiker for the lted Cross of Amer
ica. The W. C. T. lT. will hold Its con
vention on that date at Pointsville, and the
well-known speaker. Dr. Lena Stratton,
will address the meeting. A business meet
ing will bo held at 2 o'clock und officers
will be elected for the ensuing year.
Mr. Sidney II. Lhret, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry S. IChret, has Just tecelved his com
mission ns un aviator, having completed
his training at tho Princeton aviation
school. Mr. Jlhret Is u graduate of St. Paul
School, Concord, and a student of Princeton
"College. His sister, Miss Gertrude C Khret,
has finished a course of training as a
nurse, and will slKirtly leavo for Canada to
cam for tho wounded soldiers who have
been brought home from tho battlefields hi
France
Colonel John H i'lnex and Mrs. SInex
will close their home. Hide a Wee, on tho
Delaware, and spend the winter at tho Blen
heim, Seventeenth and Chestnut streets.
Mrs Howard Davis Is visiting her son,
Mr. Kdgar Davis, tit his home. Walnut
Tree, for a few days.
Miss Lillian Frazler, of Philadelphia, will
spend tho week-end with Mrs, Levi D.
Frazler, of CHft lane.
Mrs. KlUaheth Torrens has returned from
a fortnight's visit with her daughter, Miss
Jeatmetle Torrens, at Trudeau, N. Y.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry S. Khret, who havo
been spending a few days at tho Pine Tops,
havo returned to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Blnney W. Karl nro always
working lor mo comrort or the Midlers.
Mrs, Karl during tho last week collected $10
for tho soldiers' tobacco fund, and sent six
tobacco kits to tho American expeditionary
forces In France. Mr. Karl Is making 200
randies out of wrapped newspapers dipped
In tallow- for tho soldiers In France.
Mrs. Henry C. Clair has -sent during the
last six months over 700 books and muga.
zincs to tho soldiers who are lighting In tho
trenches.
Mrs. P. S. Clarkson has sent fifty pillows
during tho week to Camp Dlx for tho sol
diers. Many persons aro planning to enter
tain tho men at Camp Dlx over Thanksgiv
ing whu aro far from their homes.
Madame Baldwin will close her home.
Gable Hall, m Tuesdays and will spend sev
eral months at the Hotel lennls, at Atlantic
city.
Mrs. Oeorgo D. Benneville Kelm was call
ing on friends hero on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Longstreet, who have
been tho guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank W.
Thacher, havo returned to their homo In
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Itldgeway Potts aro now
occupying their home, tho Maplehurst, on
Warren street, having closed their summer
homo on the Jacksonville road, near Bur
lington. Mrs. Watson II. Fry, of Norfolk, Va Is
tho guest of Mrs. George De B. Kelm at
her home, 2101 Porter street, in Philadel
phia. Mr. and Mrs. George Huff have returned
from their wedding trip and aro now at
their homo on Walton avenue. Mrs. Huff
before, her marriage, on November 10, was
Miss Florence llenoldson, of Greenwich,
Conn.
Mrs John II. Terry has Issued cards for
a tea In honor of her daughter. Miss Kllza
beth Terry, on November 30,
WKNONAH Mr. Frank Clouds was
hostess to tho Pata-Tlme Sewing Circle, of
which sho Is a member.
Sergeant Lorenee, of Camp Dlx, enter
tained the senior class of the Wcnonah Mili
tary Academy at the cantonment In
Wrlghtstown on Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Stout entertained
their Five Hundred Club on Friday evening,
tho members of which are Mr. and Mrs.
James Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peddle,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Kngllsh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beatty,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lorenee und Mr, and
Mrs. Edgar Smith.
The Y. M. C. A. drive surely has met with
splendid response In Wenonah. The aim
hau been to raise $10,060 and the latest
report shows a figure not far fchort of that
amount.
The Ited Cross, too, with a membership of
about a hundred workers, who devote the
whole day each Friday to making tho va
rious hospital supplies, la a unit to be proud
of. Last Friday, along with the other work,
some ot the member conducted a. nutrv
ale from which they realised $!. ,TJii I
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evening during tho winter at tho home of tl J
tho members. 5j'
Thn r?ltlvni T)a!,.lnll.. 1 l-ll ft.f.. ' ' .1
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was organized on Monday evening t th
SSI".0 of Mri nnd Mrs- Charles 8. Osmond,
2738 North Twenty-ninth street, will hoU
a meeting in tho Kast Park 1'rcsbyterUn
Church next Tuesday evening. The object
of tho society is to look after tho welfare
of tho thlrty-elghth division local draft
board of tho Thirty-eighth Ward. Thla
Includes the western half of the ward, wett
of Tvventy-ftfth street and north of Lehigh
avenue. The officers elected at tho first
meeting were: The llev. II, c. Cooper,
president: Mr. Harry Maglll and Mr. Cor
nollup Ward, vice presidents ; Mrs. Osmond,
secretary, and Mr. Ilulph T. Mover, cashier
of the North I'enn Bank, treasurer. Tha
speakers were Mr. Theodoro L. Mackenzie,
tha llev. Mr. Cooper. Mr. Charles S. Os
mond, chairman of tho registration board
of thn section, and Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson
Altemus. who exhibited a complete set of
"knits," comfort kit and other comfort..
for the soldiers and sailors that will b
the work of tho new association.
Others present wcro Miss Clara Lewis.
Miss Harriet Jacobson, Mrs. Jacob Fowler, s
Mrs. Lansford Knapp, Mrs. Adelo Atmore, '
V.. ., ,KPhlo Worthlngton. Miss Elma,
A orthlngton, Mrs. David McDonough, Mrs.
James McDonough, Mrs. Cornelius Ward,
t ,. , Mrs- Joseph Houseworth, Mra M.
J. Kchoe, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wise. Mr. and Mra.
John S, Drown, Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Van
llodcn, Mrs. AV. Giccn, Mrs. James Lawlor,
.Mrs. James Lawson nnd Mrs. William
Gray.
Miss Lena Isdaner gavo a luncheon and
shovver ut her home, 3202 Diamond street,
on Monday for her sister, Miss Ida Is
daner. whoso marriage to Mr. benjamin
Isenberg. ot .New York, will tako place
tomorrow.
Mr. und Mrs. Mark L'lkln, of 3208 Dla
inond street, havo been visiting their son,
Lnslgn Newton Hlkln, at Annapolis, Md.'
The 1'olnt of View," a four-act comedy,
wil be produced by the St. Agatha Dra
matlc Society, an organization of vounff
people of St. Agatha's Church.' Thirty-,,
efirntn and Knrln, n...inn .. ... '
i.. "---.-.. v...UKt, ouccm, un ion
day id Tuesday next, at Oto Knights of
t olumbus Hall, Thirty-eighth and Market
streets. The proceeds of the production '
will bo give,, to the building fund for tho,
new JL.0,000 school being built by SL
AgHtha's congregation.
The affair Is under tho direction of the
llev. John J. McMenamln.
"over thero" or In somo of our American
training camps.
Tho dance given Tuesday evening In tha
Military Academy Armory was a very at
tractive one Many out-of-town friends of
thn faculty und cadets nttended.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Geehr gavo u'card
party on Saturday evening. Ihelr guests
Included Mr and Mrs. James Davis, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Hobson, Mr. and Mrs,
Grovcr Itlchman, Mr. and Mrs. Kdward
hupp, Dr. and Mrs. Lake Gllmour. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Adams, Mr. and Mrs. John
Vogt and Captain nnd .Mrs. Percy Jones.
Friends of Mrs. William Chase aro glad
It hear of her convalescence from her re
cent serious Illness. .
Mrs. Charles Beatty entertained at lunch
eon lecently the bridge Club, or which she
Is a member.
KIVKItSinrc The annual Thanksgiving
euchre and promenade under the auspices
of the P.osary Society for the benefit of St.
Peters Church will be held on Monday eve
ning. More than 200 prizes havo been do
nated by the parishioners of tho church.
BKVKULY The parishioners of St. Jos
eph a Church will hold their annual euchra
and daneo at tho Masonic Temple next
Wednesday.
KITTY CHEATHAM GIVES
JOY TO OLD AND YOUNG
Noted Entertainer Heard in Variety oft
Moods, Sonps and Recitations
of Annual Recital
Kitty Cheatham has such universality of
appeal in her nrt that sho can give Joy to
kids of all ages from seven to seventy. They
wero there In all sizes ut AVItherspoon Hall
last night, and in all colors of hair from
goldilocks to silver and nil quantities from
pompadours and plaits to bald spots and
maj be switches, according to calendar and
gender.
Miss Cheatham's annual recital Is one of
tho treats on tho roster of the University
Kxtension Society. Sho Is natural and tan
affected, and that reaches directly to the
hearts of tho Juvenile audience, for which
sho tries to simplify, clarify and explain the
works of tho masters of poetry and music,
and to Instill In tho youthful mind rever
ence nnd, more than that, appreciation for
what Is great and good In art, using the
word in an cmbraclve sente. She Is a dili
gent und profound student of her subject
and has availed herself of her wide re
searches and far travejs, and this commends
her work to tho oldsters, In whom her re
citals btlr up tho perennial instinct of child
hood. No need to quest for the Fountain
of I'erpetual Youth when Kitty Cheatham la
in town, sno pours out the elixir for all
who will to quaff, even though tho effect Is
only as permanent as Doctor Heidegger's
potion in Nathaniel Hawthorne's twice-told
tale.
Miss Cheatham simply had to repeat Jk
lot from her prev lous programs In this city,
so numerous and Insistent were the "re
quest" demands. But she Is always adding
to her repertory, and so even her most
faithful nnd seasoned admirers found new
attractions to vary the old and tried favor
ites. Sho opened her program with a quaint
but serious little address, "A New- Created
World," with a musical theme from Haydn's
"Creation," and then gave four of Schu
mann's "Klnderscenen," to which Kngllsh
words hid been attached.
Next camo some of her preachments la
favor of tho classic and standard com
posers. In which she Illustrated convincingly
that Bach nnd Mozart and Grieg were not
pedantic and dull, but full ot zest and
charm. To some of their muslo In tha
minuet form dainty words had been fitted
by Fullerton L. Waldo and Graham Rob
ertson. Walter PrlcharU Katon wroto tha
attractive lyrlo for the "Springtime Dane"
of Osslp GabrUowItsch. and Burges Johnson
that for the traditional "Song of Little Rus
sia." Then there wore two leaves from tha
"Child's Garden of Verses" of Lnul h
Well-Beloved. It would not be an autbentla M
r-henltintn reeltnl i-llhnf "Qn.l-,. T . ' JSii
Sweet Chariot," and other negro "spirit- 'afi
unto i mjwu ii4(octj rjiyjucn, ana SU i,,
those eh en were esneclallv Triftazine 4, "
A great deal more had place on the '"
lemrthy program, which was concluded with' ? .'
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Free Russia." Miss Cheatham !
delightfully Instructive comments i
MacDonald again appeared as her lnyalua- i$jJk
010 coaujuipr hi mo piano, 'iir'i
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