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1l yesterday's Morning Musicale Largely Attended.
f Tomorrow's Carnival Promises to R Vprv Suc
cessful A Young Composer in Our Midst
AfTCIl Bomo arranging and learrangtns
Jtot pianos, tho Monday morning tnusl.
calo carao oft emoothly as usual jcsterday.
You sco 'tho pianist found tho keya of
ono piano frozen mid so ho had to play
on another and lco versa with Mr. Gor
gorza, who had to sing to tho first: und tho
consequence was thoro was somo decided
shifting of pianos, scheduled songs and
arrangement of program, but who cares
for that so long as tho program when
given proves satisfactory, and It wan.
Gorgorza'a oice Is beautiful, rlrh with
that rare tonor quality that has not bn
so evident In tho favorlto baritones of
today. Tho audlenco was very apprecia
te?, though It knitted continuously nnd
untiringly. Most of tho boxes were full.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer had a number of
guests, m did Mrs. Hndncy Thayer, ana
Mis. Alexander Brlntou Coxc. Mri.
Oeorgo Horaco Lorlmer entertained Mrs.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff, Mrs. l'ranch
Ieroum, Mrs. R. Umott Haro and sooral
nthera. riiocbo Harding looked wonderful
In a stunning Hult of black cloth trimmed
with wldo bands of black fox, and her
hat was of fece fur also.
Bomo one suggested that as Padcrcwskl
only plas on certain pianos, perhaps cs
terday's performers wcro under a similar
contract and that was tho cause of tho
reAson why. Perhaps 'tis tiue, for tho
piogram tald what kind of a piano each
used. 'Who can tell?
fTIIIU roller skating carnival to lie held
at tho Palate Roller bkatlng Rink.
Thirty-ninth nnd M.uktt btrcets. tonun
jow, to raise funds for the army motor
kitchen and tho heavy auxiliary promises
to bo tomo event, bellevo me. In tho
morning tho smallest children will havo
their good times when Mil. "Walter Jack
pon Freeman will give a party.
Mrs. Joseph Lucas will glvo u. luncheon
for her two daughters, followed by a
pleating party in tho afternoon. Other
parties will bo given In tho afternoon by
Mrs. 'William 1. Grango for her two
laughters, Miss Eleanor and Miss Banning
Orange, and by Mrs. l'rank G. Kennedy,
Jr., for her nleco nnd nephew, Miss Elea
nor Jones and Mr. Frank Jones.
IlKOSAV CUARKSON will bo the guest
Jof honor at a skating party In the
evening, given by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip S. Clarkson, of Edgevvater
Park, and Mrs. Frank P. Prlchard will glvo
ii dinner at tho Art Alliance for her daugh
ters, Mlts Margaret Prlchard and Miss
Elizabeth Prlchaid, followed by a skating
party. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Crawford
will also give a dinner at their home, 24 il
Bpruco street, before attending tho enr-
tiiv al.
i rpiIERE will bo exhibitions and contests
I -- In skating, with prizes of skates and
'bkatlng shoes. Later In tho evening Micro
will bo d incing and also a patriotic ad
dress wll bo given by Commander Fredeilo
Payno, U. S. N.
rpiIE affair is being given under tho
auspices of tho College Women's Auxil
iary of tho Red Cioss nnd tho commltteo
includes Mrs. Georgn G. Ross, Mrs. Charles
Price Maule, Mis. Joseph S. Ft .mils, Mrs.
Htanley It. Stager, Mrs. Gcorgu AV. Ip
plncott, Miss Mary E. Eastwood, Miss
Agnes Shipley, Mrs. Walter Jackson Free
man and Mrs. David Lewis.
MRS. DAVID LEWIS, who has chargo
of tho aides,has the following names
on her list: Mrs. Andrew Wrlsht Claw
ford, Mrs. J. Parker Norrls, Jr., Mrs. G.
Hamilton Colkctt, MUs Josephine Doran,
Miss Brady, of Baltimore; Mrs. S. P.
Lethcrston, Miss Emily Hopktnson, Mrs.
Jacques BIcrre. Mrs. Julian Wllco, Mrs.
.itSSTS? Smith, Dorothy Blair, Milble Rush,
EIsleKlapp, Rachel Price, Cecily Bnrnes,
Mildred Longstreth, Ilelon Shclton, Lucy
Gray, Sidney Franklin, Katherlno Llojd,
Frances Leaf, Josephlno Hooper, Martha
Henderson, Gladys Fox, Hannah Wright,
Sarah Penrose, Hatty X. Geyelln, Agnes
Brockle, Sarah Franklin, Mary Morris,
Mrs. Jock Appleton, Emilio Konnedy,
Virginia Roberts, Edith Earlo, Theodora
LIUle, Mrs. Edwm BomaciJLoulse Lip
plncott, Elizabeth Ross, Mary Prlchard,
Lenoro McCall, Polly Pancoast, Agnes do
Kosenko, Peggy Thaer, Margaretta
.Teanes, Martha McAllister, Mrs. Harold
Xason, Agnes Shipley, Miss T. E. Smith,
Dolores Dllks, Virginia Dllks, Helen Robs,
Marie Louise Dllks, Eleanor Westcotl.
1'rances Wcstcott, M,ary Scull, Marian II.
Button, and Corinno Freeman, Jano Maulo,
Margaret Prlchard. Catherine Morris,
Helen Henderson, Mis. Joseph Rollns and
Caroline Brown.
The aides aro to wear pleated skirts and
colored sweaters. Thoy wilt also woai
fur turbans with a smal red cross in
front.
SPIJfcjNG of Eleanor and l'rank Jones,
forlmom Mrs. Frank Granger Ken
nedy Is to glvo a dinner, their brother,
Robert Jones, is a reservo down at Capt
May and he's quite musical. Ho has
written a one-stop called "Tho Glory of
th, U. S. A," which was piayea ana
danced with much gusto at the Charity
Ball last TlnJrsday and was muchly liked.
JJANCY WYNNE.
Social Activities
Mrs. Samuel Price Wetherlll, of 251 bouth
v.,v......v, ..,. uin rcralve on Wednesdays
- during .(January after half after three o'clock
Mrs. W. Reynolds Wilson will give the
cecond luncheon for her daughter, Mlsa Hen
rietta Wilson, at her home, 170D bprute
street, tomorrow.
Miss Ellse Hepburn will be at home this
afternoon at her home, 1728 Pine street.
Miss Hepburn has Miss Helen Thompson, of
Pittsburgh, oa ner guest.
TirlvadlAp Rtnarnl Littleton W. T. Waller,
V. S. M. C, and Mrs. Waller, were thwfnureper of persons attended the dance. The.
.. . tinviAi- at th Maw Year's recenUsFh
p.a the New Century Club this afternowsjr
Miss Elisabeth Corse arid Miss Virginia
, CorM, daughters of Mr. ami Mrs. Jjvng Peipt
berton Corse, of Mlnnapolla.,wbo have been
peadlng the holidays with their sister. Mrs.
jFraaklln Steel, at her home in the Glrard
1srms. have, returned to school.
S9r Rna J. tfui.n v'.M, y. hubi,
,T left, the ellevijs-HtrsWr as4 are oc-
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Broad street, will bo find to hear that she
la recovering from her recent operation.
Miss Helen VJncent, of 733 Spruce strut.
Is home from Eden Hall, the Academy of the
fcacred Heart at Torresdalo, for the vacation.
Lieutenant Matt Martin. Jr.. of Winston
Salem, N. a, who received his communion
at tho second ofneers' training camp at Fort
Oglethorpe, Is now Btattoned at Camp
Greene. S. C. Lieutenant Martin was a stu
dent it the University of Pennsylvania for
reveral jears and has many friends tn this
city.
Mr. Lee Warner, of Baltimore, received
an appointment In tho marine corps to Port
Royal, Paris Island, 8. C. Mr. vomer's fam
ily always spends tho summer at Cape May
and they havo many friends in, this city.
A wedding of Interest to many Phtladel
phlans took place in Baltimore last week
when Miss Gertrude Ames became the bride
of Mr. Armour Jenkins, both of that city.
Mr. and Mrs George Horton, of Nowark,
N. J, are receiving comtfatulattons on the
hlrth of a son. ileforo her marriage Mrs
Horton was Miss Blanche Morrison and was
a frequent visitor to this city.
Mr. Alexander Tlsdlle, formerly of Swartli
moro College, is spending tho New Yer
holliliijs with til parents, Mr. and Mrs
J imes M. TIsdale, at their home In Chester,
Pa. Mr. TIsdale Is now stationed at Wlssa
hlckon Barracks, Capo May, N. J.
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.Mr 3 Lee Eugeno Daly and her small
daughter, Marie Anne, of Baltimore, are vis
iting Mrs Daly's mother, Mrs. Garrlty, of
910 Houtli Broad Btreet
Tho Invitations for today and Januarj IS
Issued by Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1 'titer t, of
IIS West Uorgas lane, Germantonn. have
been recalled and the receptions Indefinitely
postponed on account of the serious lllnr-n
of Mrs. Eggert'n father, Mr. Daniel J. Du
BoIk
A surprUo fchowcr for MUs Mildred
Holmes was given by Mls Gladys Kochert
perger at her home In Merchantvllle, N. .1 ,
on .Saturday. The surprise was in tho forrr
of a largo box of (lowers which hid numer
ous gifts from hr friends and those pres
ent, who Included Miss Isabel Chute, Miss
Ruth Short, Mi's Helen Myerhoffe, Miss
Eleanoro Guild, Miss Helen Atkins, Mls
Cicrtrudo Tummerlt, Miss Helen Mann, MI-
Marjorio Harned. Miss Esther Llpplncott
Miss Arta Pasclnll, Mlsa Klslo Truscott."
Miss Frar.ces Hrnzcr and Miss Mary Kochere
percer. Mr. and Mrs Ju;1a Mcdvene announce the
betrothal of their daughter. Miss Frances
Medvene. to Mr. Mitchell Fels. A reception
was given In their honor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Medvene, 2421 North Thlrt
thlrd street. Miss Medvene wore a pretty
gown of blue chiffon and sliver lace.
Among the guests were Mr. atyl Mrj
Aaron Fels, Mr. Harris Fels, Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Simon, Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Her
man Medvene, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Tachner
Mr. Hhlah Medoff, Mr. and Mrs Meyer Harry
Karpf, Miss Esther Fels, Mlfe Bertha Fls
Mr. and Mrs Willing Medvene, Mr. Abraham
Berkovvltz, the Rev. Adolph Burger and Dr.
Jcphanlah Hopper, of Spring City, Pa.
LANSDOWNE HAD
HOLIDAY VISITORS
Soldiers and Sailors Mingle With
School and College Students
Home for Vacation
On Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Decker had as their guests Dr. Harold
Deckir, first lieutenant at the Naval Hos
pital, and Mr. Louis Salem, IT. 8. M. C.
Mr. Donald McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs
Robert L McLean, was home from Williams
College over the holidays.
Mr. Richard Wager-Smith, eon of Mr. and
Mrs E Wager-Smith, was at home.
Mr Robert Pilling, son of Mr. and Mr
Charles J. Pilling, spent the holidays at his
home Mr. Pilling Is a student at the Army
nnd Navy Training School, at Chevy Chase,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Harris Olewlne spent
Christmas with Mra Olcwlne's parents. Mr.
and Mis George L Gilbert.
MIfs Helen Davenport was home from
Sjracuse University over tho holldnjs
Miss Margaret Barnard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs J. I.jnn Barnard, was homo from
Oborlln College
Miss Elsie Jones, daughter of Mrs. Jane
B. Jones, was home from Vassar. Mr Rich
ard Jones who Is a student at St. John's
Military Academy, In Wisconsin, was also
home.
Miss Edna Baker, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Eugene Baker, was home for Christ
mas. Mr. and Sirs. Charles S. Musser and Mrs.
Musser'fl sisters, Miss Ella Ducher and Mlsa
Anna Bucher, spent ChrlstmaJ at Lancas
ter, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Louts L Gerstenbergtr spent
Christmas at Roselle. N. J.
5JfE Chester P. Galleher and her little
daughter. Mies Josenhtne Galleher. snent the
(holidays In Pittsburgh.
air. anu airs. A. L Stone spent Christmas
at Pleasantvllle. N. J.
Miss Lilly Tuttle spent Christmas In
Boston.
MrB. Lawrence Sliaffnar and her two
email children, of Detroit, Mich , spent Christ
mas vlth Mr. and Mru John Jackson, Mrs.
ShafTner's parents
Christmas entertainments were given by
the Sunday schools of the various churches
last week. On Thursday evening the Epis
copal church had an entertainment for the
children. Friday afternoon the Methodist
church had an entertainment and that eve
ning ono was given at the Baptist church.
The usual boxes of candy were not given at
any of these, the money going instead to a
war fund.
The musicale given at the Century Club on
Thursday evening for the benefit of the Lans
downe branch of the Red Cross was a won
derful success. There were a great many
persons there, and the concert was an un
usually fine one. Mr. Robert W. SteeJ, who
Is soloist for the Cornell alee Club, mjng
several groups of songs. He was accom
panied by Miss Marie Carskaddon. Mrs.
Alice Baker Dlckeson played the violin asij
Miss riorence Adele Wightman, a young
harpist, helped make the program an at-
tractive ono. ine American nag, a large.
Red Cross flag and a Union Jack gave thfi
arrair a aeciaeaiy patriotic air. Every one
helped In the singing of the "Star Spangled
Banner" and "My Country. 'Tie of Thee."
A beautiful little tableau was formed when,
during the performance, a soldier carried a
large flag up to the stage and two sailors
saluted It on one side and two Red Cross
nurses on the other,
The dance which was given by the women
of the Century Club on Wednesday evening
was surely an enjoyable affair. The club
house looked wonderfully well with Its holly
i wtntha and soft red lights and a nv lltlU
IjChrlitmas tree un on the atari. A larm
committee in cnarge mciuqaa r. CHres
Werner Baley, Mrs. Frank O. Hurrowi. Mr.
Andtew S. M. Young, Mrs. Robert Hall An
dersen, Mrs. F. Marshall Johnson. Mrs. How?
ard V. Reed and Mrs. Edwlrf QrauUy.
Th juniors of the Century Club gave a
largelcard party on Thursday afteraoon.
There! were more than ! persons there,
some from the younger set and pom from
the oter set. The process fren ths Mtalr
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Willis
Miss Marian Mlshler gavi- .a sm ill lunch
eon at her homo before tho Juniors' card
inrty on Ihuioday, Her guests were Mlsa
Dorothy McEwen, MIkh Margaret MnfTnei,
Miss Elizabeth Sliiffnrr, Mls Sue .SucWards,
Mlsa Gcrtrudo Edwards, MIfs Dorothy Ed
wnrds and Miss Allco Stntzell
There wero a great man vourig persons In
the town over the Christmas holldnj s Quito
a number of ."-oldlers were luck ennuKh to
obtain furlouglie L'eutenant Thomas Wright,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J Mow aril Wright, camo
home from Fort du Pont.
Lieutenant Carljlo Martin, i-on of Mr'. E
C Martin, was also home
Lieutenant Stewart Lamlcs and Lieuten
ant Frank Haffon were In Lanedowno over
the holldas
Mr. Erlnnd Ilrjant, Hon of Mrs John E
Bryant, nnd also hoiiii'. He Is In the - ina
dlan artillery corps
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C" tinlch had their
two sons, Mi Walter Hilrh nnd Mr Fred
Balch, with them nu Christmas. Doth man
are In tho navj
Mr. and Mis Hugh Dunlap had their
thres som with them Lieutenant Stewart
Dunlap, who is stationed at (Jamp Green,
Mr. Itenwlck Dunlap und Mr. Archibald Dun
lap. Two Weddings in
North Philadelphia
The wedding of Mls Ethel JI Eddones,
daughter of Mr und Mrs Edward Eddawes,
of 1721 Noith Twenty-llfth street, nnd Mr
Arthur S Hughis, of lDJr North Tucntj
nlnth street, will tako pi ico this evening
at tho Columbia Avenue Methodist Dilcopil
Church. Tho ceremony vv 111 bo performed at
S o'clock b tho Hev. E W. Hart, and will
be followed by a reception at tho homo of
the bride's parents
Tho bride will wear a whlto satin unwn
with trimming of tullo und pearln, u veil of
tulle caught with sprays of nrango blosRoms,
and will carry a shower bouiiuet of orchids,
roees and sweet peas hho villi be given In
marriage by htr father, and her sister Mrs
Walter D. Roach, will 1 tr matron of hnnot
Tho latter will bo rowu.d in u p'nU taffeta
frock trimmed with Kllver laco mid veiled
with pink tulle, and a pink tulla hat with u
brocaded satin crown Tea rosfs will form
her bouquet
Mlsa Mitlo Eddowes, anothct sifter of tho
bride: MIs Helen Msrgerlson, MIa Mar
garet Margorlson and Miss Mabel Mi Murray
will be tho bridesmaids. Their bluo tsneta
frocks with silver laco trimming nre elled
with bluo tulle, and their hats aro of bluo
tulle with batln ribbon crowns. They will
carry sunset roses Miss Josephine Edilowcs
and Miss Betty Taj lor. llttlo nieces of tho
bride, the former three jears of ago nnd tho
latter two, will be flower girls. They will
wear dainty llngerlo frocks and carry small
baskets of flowers.
Mr. John Sill will bo the bridegroom's best
man. and tho ushers will bo Mr. Arthur S.
Hughes, brother of tho bridegroom ; Mr. Wal
ter D. Eddones, Mr. Paul E i ddowes, broth
ers of tho bride; Mr. J. Thomas Taj lor and
Mr. Rajmond Spltzer. Mr. Hughes and his
bride will leave for a tour through tho West
to Peru, Ind, where they will make their
homo.
ELLIOTT SEIP
The wedding of Miss Melvlna Selp nnd Mr.
Edward Elliott, both of this city, took place
at C o'clock jesterday afternoon at tho Bap
tist Temple.
Dr. Russell H. Conwell ofllclated at tho
ceremony, which was followed by n wedding
supper at the new home of Mr and Mrs.
Elliott In North Philadelphia. Owing to the
exigencies of tho bridegroom's war duties
thero will bo only a short wedding trip.
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- PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, JANUABY 1,
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MISS JANE P. MAULE s.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
TO SON AT CAMP
Ogontz Man, Lieutenant of Avia
tion, Transferred to Tennessee
Camp to Be Instructor
Mrs John Orlbbel, of Wjncote, has re
turned from visiting her son, Lieutenant
Bancor Orlbbcl, at Camp Hancock.
Miss Ocraldlne Ely, daughter of Mrs. J. B.
Ely, of Jonklntown, entertained at luncheon
1 hursday.
Mrs Robert Sturgls and her daughter.
Miss Rita Sturgls. havo closed their house.
Laburnums, at Chelton Hllu, and havo gone
to New York for tho winter
Mrs. Townsend Sharpies', of Wjncote, Is
at Augusta. On, visiting her two sons who
are In the City Troop
Mr. und Mrs Henry Beaumont Pennell, of
Boston, aro visiting Mrs 1'enneH's mother,
Mrs. Cyrus II. K. Curtis, of V ncoto
Lieutenant John B. Stetson, of Oltontz,
has been transferred to Memphis, Tcnn ,
vvhero ho Is Instructor In tho aviation corps
Sir. and Mrs. James J. Sill havo oDened
their hou8o In Wyncote. nnd havo as their
guests for the holiday s Mr. and Sirs. Ralph
Morgan, of Flushing, L I.
WILL GIVE BRIDGE
PARTY ON THURSDAY
Entertainment for Benefit of St.
Leonard's Golden Jubilee
Fund in West Phila.
Miss Elizabeth McManus, of 2 CI J Baring
street, will glvo a bridge party at her homo
on Thursday afternoon for tho benefit of fit
Leonard's golden Jubilee fund. Among those
who will bo present nro: Miss fjertrudf
Cranln, Miss Rosalie H. McMlchan, Mis!
Ireno Bradford, Miss Mary Kellcy, Mb 5
Mnrle MrManus Miss Eleanoro Logue, Mlii
C3Iads Crosby. MIfs Helen Kellcy. Miss Vlr
glnla McGrath, Miss Gcrtrudo McMuuus
MIbs Agnes Haggarty, Mls Anna Daglt, Mis
Eleanor Ruane. Miss Agnes Bergen, MIm
Ruth Israel. Miss Mary McMahon, Mis'
Mildred Carter, Miss Reglna M Cambridge
Miss Anna Dempacy. Mls Carolina Parrer
Miss Helen Cronln, Miss Adclo Mcdratli and
Mrs Leo P. MoManue.
Miss Helen M. Kelley. daughter of Mr. and
MrB John A. Kelley, of 3509 fprlng Garden
street, is spending the holidays In New
York as the gest of Miss Margaret Harjx i
Prlcnds of M!ts Jcnnv C.islln, 10S South
Thirty-eighth street, villi be glad to heat
that sho is recovering from her recent ac
cldent
Mr. Charles Hand, of Cnpe May. Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs W. C. IJA Donnell at thcli
home, 108 South Thirty-eighth street.
Mrs Enrlqueta C. Irlbaa and her Vimll;
have closed their home In Cynwjd and taker
apartments In West Philadelphia for the win
ter.
i Air. Vincent J. jsicuonneu spent ino uou
'.1n..M n t.l. t.li. I...lli.p n ...1 Dt.lan Kfr ..
MrB R. T. McDonnell, at their home. 31
South Porty-third street
Miss A. Ellzabjin Harrison, of 4 SIC Wal
nut street, whoso marrlago to Mrs. Charl"
iloger Luiey v;ill take place on Saturday, has
Just returned from New York, where the
was extensively entertained.
Mrs. A ikljn, nnd Miss
iristlnlo Bishop, also of that city, were
among thoso who gave showers and lunch
eons for tho brlde-to-bo.
Mr. Leo rite u I'll South Porty-flrst
stret, Is home from Sewe'l's Tolnt, Capo
I iv for tho New Year's holiday.
Miss Claudia Brlggs. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs 8. M W. Brlggs. of 514 South Forty
sixth street, had as her guest for the week
end Miss Eda Brill, of Merlon.
A reunion of the U. P. E. S. S. S. S. Prater
nlty of the University of Pennsylvania was
held at We'r man Hall on Satuniy aft
ernoon at 2 'JO o'clock. Sergeant Michael
Dorlza spoke on "How the Balkan Situation
Led Up to tho Present War," and several
members of the faculty of tho University
also made tpetchei. A chicken anu vafllu
dinner was served at the University Hotel
and the affair finished with a card party ant.
dance at the home of Doctor Stout, 4701
Chester avenue. More than a hundred grad
uates of the University were present at the
reunion.
"WHAT'S DOING
WlGfTL
Chrlltlan Asaoelatlon of the University of
Pennsylvania opens new building, 3906
Spruce street Free.
MT. ndr Mrs. E. T. Stoteibory entertain
naval men at their home, 1935 Walnut street
Invitation.
Items ef news .fer tfce aeetetr Pace wOI be
Stee prviiMi in in r.TBing rvoiiv
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MISS M. HENDERSON (above)
MISS C. W. MORRIS (below)
Group of debutantes who will bo
nicies at skating carnival for Red
Crofi9 tomorrow at Palace Rink,
Thiity-ninth and Market streets.
LIMIT FOR DRIVE
EXTENDED TO TODAY
Burlington County, N. J., Expects
to Double Red Cross Member
ship by Added Time
EDGEWATEll PARK Burlington County
haw been and Is still working hard In the big
drlvo for tho hrlstmas Red Cioss member-t-lilp
Every city, town and village Is dclng
its i.haru to nld tho lU'd Cros drlvo
Mr William Sltughtcr, of Mount Holly,
who Is chairman of tho Burlington County
Chapter, cxtri.deil tho tlmo until today, as
thero woro many persons who Intended to
join the vnst number of Red, Cross workers
who wcro In some way prevented, and again
tho short extension enrolled several hun
dred moro members
Tho clergjmen throughout Burlington
County mado ono grand uppe il for members
for the Christmas Red Cros on Sunday.
This was tho 1 it appeal that could be made
from tho pulpit
Havo joii our 1D1S Red Cross pin? This
13 tho question which will be asked at the
closo of this big Red Cross drive In every
corner of tho country. Tho entire county
has- been well scoured by tho members of
the campaign. Every town had Its captain,
with scores of assistants
Every factory and organization In Bur
lington County has been canvassed and sev
eral factories enrolled en masse. Every
where women In plcturcsquo Red Cross serv
ice uniforms nro pleudlns for the Red Cross
drive A keen spirit of rivalry ex.'stB be.
tween tho teams In the drive, and If energy
ami zeal count for anything tho final enroll
ment should far exceed the quota allotted to
tho llurllngton fount) Chapter.
Reports coining In frcm Rlverton show
that thero aio 1000 now members Rlver
sldo and Delanco havo HOOO nnd Beverly 300
mtinbeis Port) -ono new members from
Edgevv liter Park havo been enlisted, with tho
hopew of reaching lift)
Burlington line .added at least 2000 mem
bers, l'lorenro md Hocbllng are also In line
for tho doubling of their membership. Splen
did reports aro coming in from Palm)ra,
Mount Holly, Moorestown and Bordentown.
Burlington County U after 10,000 mem
bers, nnd with 9000 enrolled by Christmas
Day It Is expected that the other 1000 will
ba reported nfter today and that every home
In Burlington County will display a Red
Cross service Hag
Mrs Ida Bunting, of Norrls street Phila
delphia, Is the guest of Miss Prances Bishop
at her homo In Park 1 ine.
Mrs E M Patlon has returned to her
bomo In Cllft lane after a fortnight's stay
near Hnrrlsburg, Pa
Miss Glad)s Donald Is entertaining friends
fiom New York for ten da)s
Mrs. D. II McIIenry has closed her home,
the Tamarack, and Is spending the Christ
mas holidays In South Philadelphia.
Mrs E. Burd Grubb and her little daugh
ter, Miss Vlolt D Grubb, havo closed their
home, tho Cottage, for the Christmas holl
das nnd are at Augusta, Oa , as the guests
of Lieutenant nnd Mrs E Burd Orubb, Jr.
Mrs Loulso Christie has returned to Cam
den after a fortnight's visit at tho home of
Mrs. H. B Miller, in Wood lane.
R1VERTON Lieutenant and Mrs. Calvin
T. Durgln are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mortland have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Eleanor T. Mortland, to Mr. Walter
Compton. No dato has been set for the wed
ding. BEVERLY Miss Anna Travis, of Phila
delphia, Is the guest of Mrs. Addle Barrls at
her home on Cooper street
Sirs. M. A Wagner, of Laurel Springs, is
visiting at tho homo of her mother, Mrs,
Mary Porl.lns.
Mrs James V. Roberts Is making an ex
tended stay with her son, Dr. Frederick
Roberts, In PI) mouth. Pa.
Mrs Edgar Troxel, of Mauch Chunk. Pa,
is upending the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cortwrlght at their
home on Warren street.
Mr. George Rue has enlisted In the avia
tion corps and Is now stationed nt Bay Head.
Mr. and Sirs James Henklns have re
turned to Germantown after spending a fort
night as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
K. Bird.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ShedaVer are receiv
ing congratulations on the birth of a son.
WENONAH A pretty wedding took place
last evening at 6 o'clock In the Wenonah
Episcopal Church, when Miss Ida Bra4dock,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Braddeck.
of Sewell, was married to Mr. Everett
Brown, of Germantown. The Rv. Mr.
Bishop, rector of the church, officiated, as
utii bv Doctor Booth, of Germantown.
Doctor Brown, a brother f the bridegroom,
played the wedding march and Mrs. Grew
and Mr. Murphy acted as ushers.
The bride was given In marriage by her
father and wore a gown of white satin and
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1918 y,,;;
l'hotn tjy Marceau
MISS GLADYS FOX
Miss Ellnrr Stout, n student at Swarth
more, who Is at homo ppendlng tho holidays
with her parents, Dr. und Mrs. Hnfry Stout
gave an attractive party last evening to a
number of her school friends.
Considering tho splendid work already done
by tho membership commltti'o of the local
Red Cross branch, it was at first thought the
extra drive of last week would bo of little
avail : but It resulted In 300 additional mem
bers, which surcl) paid for tho faithful
eltoits of tho workers The membership now
comprises moro than SO per cent of the
town's population
Miss Mnry Ogden. a student at Roger's
Hall, L)nn, Mass., Is spending tho holidays
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs Oscar Ogden,
of Princeton nvenuc. Miss Ogden gave a
five hundred party this afternoon at her
homo for a number of the joungcr set
Mis James Avis and Mra. Margaret Avis
havo been spending a part of tho holidays
with friends In MUlvllIe.
Mrs Thomas J, Mulvey delighted her au
dlenco tho othei nfternoon In tho Presby
terian Church with tho reading of some
charming Christmas stories. Mrs Mulvey
has a sweet, appealing manner that nttracts
both joung nnd old, nnd the children es
pecially are alwa)s glad to listen to her.
Mr. Knowlln Cox. who Is n student at the
Maisachusctts lnstltuto of Technology. Is
spending his Christinas vacation at his home
on Cherry street.
Mrs. Richard Ersklnc entertained the sew
ing clrclo cf which Bho Is a member at her
homo on Princeton avenue today.
CONCERT
The
Ballroom
ARTISTS
Clara
Clemens
Olga
SamarolF
THURSDAY
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Gabrilowitsch
In
benefit
Thaddeus
Rich
of The
Settlement
Musle School.
Hans '
Kindler
Tickets 12.
On sale at
Ledger Central.
HeDDa s nnd Th
Leopold
Stokowski
Ililleue Strut-
ford (Ityan's Ticket
NO VI A K TAX
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
LAST 2 PERFORMANCES
Today at 2:15 Tonight at 8:15
R VMi: lirtEAT Jill.t THAT WON NEW
MJAU'S EVE. CnOWD
RALPH HERZ
Musical Comedy Star
COURTNEY SISTERS
Winter Garden Stars
JOHN O'MALLEY
John McCormack's Nearest Rival
BENNETT AND RICHARDS
Kings of Syncopation
Dancing La Vars Three Kramera
Hawaiian Festival Mary Marvin
Walter Pcrcival & Co., Farceurs
Tickets, 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00
Good Seats Still Available
At Vox Oilier, Academy of Muala.
METROPOLITAN TSfe
LAST 0 NIGHTS LAST 3 MATINEE3
HOLIDAY MATINEE TODAY
Bar. Mat. Tomor. Best Seats $1
ltUaULAIt MATINEE SATURDAY
The MobI Wonderful 1'Uy n America.
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Evening!, S3c to $1.50. 000 lower-floor teett.
every performance, il.OO. 730 gallery teals,
every performance. 23c. Seat for ell perform
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THimSPAY EVENING, JANUARY 8
CAPTAIN
DAVID
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callora Horn Servle Ilureau of the Over8u
Commute of the Emergency Aid.
TIIU MANAOEMENT OS
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auspices or ine second Con
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speak on tho "Icatlficatlnh nf :
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Miriam Gllmore, Miss artruIjiseilw 'J
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