'1-llJiADEIMllA. VWf)NESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1018 ' J'-'V EVENING 1'UBLIO LEDGER-1 JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Mrs. Edward Troth's Dancing Class Holds Masked Meeting at. Manheim Children's Party. Little Betty Learns a Lesson TIOGA'S NEW -YEAR;.; ' t "V r Family Reunions and Other InforiV Occupy Residents of Northern SwtJcwl Engagement Is. Announced '&, J I.N Till! cwiiIiir Ihilf win n tni'Ctlim f Mr. Trotli'n limiting cIiish out nl Mini helm, Htiil It mi u f.iticy elit-ss itffnlr; In fart, no fnncy vhh It Hint not ltinrtiil otil, lc lici mini, winniin op dilld, wni nble to enter ttiej fihtcmI precincts of Hie . Imllruniii ultli uiicnirrri fncr. t.rry one HAD to kii tnusltiet, It Uiih Kieiil filn. Ion, for It's licen hi Imiik hIiiip uo'ir Imrt miv mull "koIiikh on,' nml ou know the l!nl Masqilo ban I'een cvillrel off fot tills f"ir. too, mi KrM'l s H'' J" f Hi'e wli" mliHorlbn to Mrs, TiotliV, ulirn ll was de cided positively to limp 11 m-mitrcl niectliic. Mr. Tiolh believes In tlie men and Kills hnvlim fun, but olio does not believe In ev trHVRRniii'c, n pbe 1ms put a ban on tbe wearlliR of floweiM nt her pintles, slio wlsbc.s ber dine en tn be conducted as flm ply as iiom1I)1( iIuiIiik tbe-e mutinies, and flower that wilt and die In one ovniliiK Are eotifldered eMravnuanees It'tc Rood for the meiiY poeUetbooUs, loo. Inrldenlallj, Isn't It? Tho party Ihrhii tally imd Ibe imm.1 ltiR took plate at nuppcr time, xlioitl.v be fore II o'tlotk. Till! tllllle. titfi.itnn (Jrnncrs li.ul a Imrlj rli.MreiiK party on Kiitunl.iv nlfibt at their borne. 1001 Sprin e nt:cct. for tlieli cblldren, TtnlinlliR -who Is a slrl. by tbe wy-and Herman (liaiiKC Ncnil.i all the younger set ono knowa In town weie tin-re-and It was voted a "riaiid.v partv. Anions the Riiests weie ('otiatnnoo IJInney, Mai caret Pilchard, llle.ninr Unit, .lesfle li C'osla, sophl Yarnnll. I.ucj r.i-ey. I.vwbetb noyd, Ellen t.loiul, Anno Aiditon, Ariel idle Nevvlln. Mabel Held, Till Wldener, Miiirh retta Hal i (son, Xiinc. Uuiinlnir, Ullailieth NorrlP PeRRy UoseiiRartcn, Mona ('iwei, Alberta IJeatb, l'llcn OlentllnnliiR, t'utli. rrlne Coe, Anita Idling, Helen Sewell. Paulina Hell, Hannah I'lltntt. Mildred Cai ptnter, Campbell Newball. Ilemy I'. Horle. Harry Iterwlnd, Jr, Warwick Scott. Ilcnrv 'Knight, Tom Hobb, Jr, Itobert (' ItiooLu. William Itaiclav. .li . Kitunicl .leffei.v.s r.iop'r Smith, Steu.ut Wint. .Ir. Itlack veil Acwhall, Joseph IIiuiIkoii ,Ii . .lick Blophain. .VIIllHtn Tucker. Pern Hutehln on, .li . MvlnRhtnn Hlddle, .Ir, ".lack Har ris, llarrj Ilnrt, MuiiIkoii ('lenient, V W Keen Tret mini llnrrlson .Mc.Mli hael, Ned Ilrownlnp. ,lr, Don Kennedy ,ind Mori Is riinne piVKN when one tliluUis one li, poifectlj --' pure of one's subject and evponnds on that subject one may make a nilht.il.e. So N'ancy bad u Brand time jcntenlay talkhiR nbout (iorsorra'a voice at the Monday MnrnlriR Mimlcale; that Is. xhe talked moie about tho HhlflliiR of pianos. and pioKiams , Well. ou hee, Hie not there at 11. S3, to be csaet. Just as It was epl,ilnd that Mr Levltsky could not play on fio?en Kejn, and did not hear tli.it Purcirn in,.i i,.,.,. taken III and that Horatio' Council had. taken Ills plate, and though It i-ecmed passing- KtranRC to ber that Uni-Rorn was so .vouns and tall mid lather thin and changed the whole piosium. Also th.it his voice, though veil beautiful, was not mo powerful as she had been led to believe was Gorgorra.'s, sho did not sunpect tin .oihMl tutlou and was tbereforo earthly apprcciat Inp Connell, who was to be appreciated, na unrKor7.i. Wliat Is more, everj on" vvim cflme in after tho toncert sturted thoui; it the same thlnR, for 1 heard loads nt people commentiiiK on (iorRora'M voice. So now you know! It wutui't be' A CURTAIN' patriotic matiou of this city has been studylnR Preuch all winter, and the other day, when Mademoisclto told her some pathetic talcsf(r tho fatheiless little ones In Prance. ho didded piomptly to send a idle of clothlns and to.vs to thuso cbildteii. After much hUhtliiiR aud ImstlliiR tho bov was "Just ready" to have Its lid nailed down, when the bound of bitter weeping fell upon her ears. Hminlng upstalra to the nursery, whence, the sounds proceeded, the kind-hearted mother found small Jlcttj, Bed five, crying aa If her little heart would break. Thinking that something ter. rlble had happened, tbe mother cathered fT? tho little one Into her aims and tiled to comfoit her. "Oh, Muvvy," sobbed Petty. "I love my babies so much, please don't send them away to Prance!" And what do you think that niotbcr did? She carefully unpacked that whole ho Until each doll was once more In the pos iesslon of Its fond little owner. Tlen tho child's mother told her a simple story about this great war and how other little girls. Just like her, had lost, not only their dolls, tmt their dear fathers and homes as well. "And wo should help them In every way wo can," she concluded, "even by sending our dearest iKjssesslons." Tlmt night before being tucked Into bed little Betty kissed each doll 'with llngeilng love; and then laid each In turn on top of the big box. "Muvvy," she lisped, "I want to h.?lP too; and I'll send my children Just as Aunt Alice sent her bojs to fight in tho trar." It, seems to me that tiny Uetty had teamed a beautiful lesson and In a very beautiful way. What do jou think? NANCY WYNNIJ. Social Activities Sir. unci Aim. Wl Ilium ITmh.irrl .f tMAe I Rnxntnn ntrt. nonnunlnuti lm( .n i., on New- Year's Day, followed by a dance In the evening. Mr. a,nd Mrs. Pduaid H. Jackson, of JS t West Johnson street, licriuantouiii had as their guests over the ChrlstmuH holldajs Miss Helen Ledyard and Mr. Francis I.odjynl, of Pasadena, Cal.. and Miss Margaret ttlley, of Kew York. i Miss Murjorld Calilvv, of Ilrjn Mawr CoU lege, Is spending the holidays with her par ti , ents, Mr. and Mrs. vv. Marriot Canby, of Wlstahlckon avenue, ahd Westvlew Htreel, Miss Canby made her debut last June. Mr. and Mrs. I. KranU Heme, of the Netherlands, aniiounrcd the ehcagement of their daucbter. Miss Laetitla Josephine Heme, o Corporal J. Carllo Whealton, U. K. M. C. )eterday at a. luncheon given at the llolle-Vue-Stratford. The mests'at the luncheon ln tjuded Mlw Alice Cover, Miss Dorothy Jlod sers, Miss Kutonlft Ilrew, Mlse Florence Dance, Miss Vivian Monow, Miss Cleoca Carvet. B1I.N Qerlrude MenaUgh, Miss IlUlli h'olb.'MIss Hetty Hhenton, Mrs. HtSart Ilrenl er and Mrs. Harry Jtonenberger. of Haiti-. " .'iM.,:;..- Mis Mullock will t,e lrinriiil.fi nl as Miss Helen Mlllrpaugh or VVct I'lillade'plilii. liliiiiiiiieni.-nl Is itMile nf . miiiiliiRe of .llns l.itnn I.. Monlrose, a lostilcnt of Ibis elt, nml Siniiiol K. KniR'er. also of this ellv. Mls Montto Is a nrndiiiilr. of till Sinner oIImjp, aiid Is tbe dniicliier of Mr Samuel Miintrnsc Mr. Kinuler Is a Si i luitr rt one r tti ellv's eiiiniiieril-il sell mis, imd Is up III the service of Hie Pcnnst hniil i il.illt i.iil The Hev. Priuik Stntitnn. uf mar S.-inl-liar, Chctiler, Pn , pel '.irinrd lh.. iviciuotiv Tltr ciiKHKcinoiit of Ms I'eeeli.i liskrr, ilaimhter of Mr and Mrs ltn Uisker, to Mr l."rtls Iniiller was nnnoipiceil on Nund.i) mrnliiff The giip-t- pres,.ni nl tm iecrploii Riven, that evenlnK were Mrs Anna Tendler. Mr. and Mis. I Wiofsky, Mr mm. I Mrs. Mol lis Tendler Mi and Mrs. Mori Is Itrlder, Mr. and Mis Sam Mas.ni, Miss Alum l-asker. Mlrs IMIlb l.ker, Ml Abr.un Tendler, Mr .lamb Phillips. .Miss IMhpf Phlllhis, Miss Prances Phillips, Mi Isun Phillips, Mr, II Pllinnii .Mr Philip ijt.issmin. Mis. Allie l.el. of Neupnrl It I . Mis i;p Lewis, of NVw York, Mr and Mrs Mevcr Lewis, Mr Ma la-wis anil Miss (Vmlla Pabi. of New Yoilt. Mi Priiiik Lewis, ,.f Newport, It I Miss llrba Slfer. Ml. and Vtrs. V illliim Knniltisk. MIks Slime and Mi. Abriiin La inlnskv, of Chester. Mr. and Mis Prank P. Mmttiuk. of .'JH Mt Ttilpclmi Iomi lifrt spent Ihe New car holldi.Mi nt the SI ciiailes, In Atlantic Cllv The iti.iirlaRt of Miss Mailati Cslher .lones. ilaiiRhter of Sir ami Mrs 'William .Moffat Jones, of r,vj .Margaret Mitet, and Mr John Wavtie Steele, son of Mrp. .him I lap'lice Merle, of IT.M Norlhwond iim line, Praiikfonl look place in Ceiitml Methodist llplscopal li in t li on lieicinher 'Jl at 7 oVlo"l The Itcv. Wnvin- i"hnnnell pel formed the cerrnionv. In the pieen.e of the heme dalle families nnh The uianlace of Miss Itiilh (1 McCaffrey, daiisblei of Mr and Mis Tlioims MeCalfrev, unci Mr John .1 Wagnci look place on Sat urday, Iieceinliei IS, at the Chiiith of the Trntisngmntlon The Itev Heni T J Mr Pall, a cousin of the bride, performed tbe c erctnonv Tbe bride was ntteudecl b Miss Helen .Mini. in ns irV-ild otVliomn Mr. Joseph 'lli let! acted as best man for Mi Wagner. Following Ihe peretnonv the couple left for a hort tilp iiimiber of marines fioin Ltagiie P'aiicl iivv Vard were enlertiibicl nl ihe home of Mr and Mrs .1 V Mellon. .'U'J North P.lev mt'i street on Saturdi The inusiral pr Kiniii was lnterniers.il v till selections h the hostess's lll'le dniiKhlei', Muriel Mellon, and hon. Joseph Mellnn Tlie speaktr, Mr Stout, prliclpnl of the (Iviiit Atljunet School of Piacllcp. gave a verv Inspiring tall.. A dln ner was served bv Ihe hostesH and well eipilpped 'comfv lings" for eneli caie of thp iiinrliies were dltrlbuted FRANKFORD IS BUSY SUBURB THESE DAYS Card Clubs and Sewing Circles to Meet This and Next Week 'I In Woman's Lltcrnr Club of Piankford villi hold Its meeting net Tuesdaj nt the homo of Mrs Aithur Klngit, of l.elper'stiei. 'Ihe pipinbers of the chili :(1p .MH .H.spph Hall. Mis Itobeit lilood Mrs William Hut totn, Mrs Alfred Anderson, Slin. It C Allen. Mrs William Cook. Mrs Chnrles Hivlen, Mrs. William Kkwiirzel, .Mis Horace fireenwnod, Mrt. Iianlrl (iieenwoocl. Miss Pinina Pries, Mrs. John Justice, Mis John II Harding, Mrs. Iloliert Pilling, Miss Annn Harding, Mrs lienjamtn Thmpe, Mis Hdunrd Thorpe, Miss Carollnn Sniedle.v, Mrs Charles Hetoii, Mrs Stehle, Miss Margaiet Mnible). M(n Vliglnla Nimble), Jlrs Haw lev .Mrs Kvlc, Mis. ltcl wanl Meachain, Miss Plot euc.i Spnngler, Miss Ma Thonipsoii, Miss lltnrlefa lb nnnson. , Mrs. John Whltaker, Mrs Wlllbim Wiittaker, iirs. .cainc'H iviiiiai.ei, .vns vvctriel unci .Vlis Charles Miles. Mrs. Charles Itoss, of (uthodov - let, has gone to Augusta, On., to be with tioct.cr Hot., who Is stationed at Port Hmiccielt, The tllrls' Prlemlly Society of St John's Church, at Pmerald and Hlkhart streets, vv PI hold a sewing circle meeting In i)io parish lioiie, nest Tuesdav, Mr. John P (Irrcnwood and his fanil'), uf helper htieet, me spending the winter In Pasadena C.il Mr. and Mis' James Fiance, of IVhiIKmi.I stuet. Northuood tiinouuc the enuagcmeiH of their daughter. .Mls Hr.ilce Mare K t,me lo Ml. C Itussel Mmpi Mr. and Mrs Clarence P. htarkwi the , of Ciorer, Va., and J)i -nil Mrs C ., Starl. viether, of Pitteburab, Pa.; have I ecu spend lig the Christmas boll.hi)s wl'h th-lr irother M-.. C A. Starkwetlnr, and sister, Mrs. John U Shro). of 1133 rilluvip st Jlr. Joseph F Thompson spent the holldajs with his parents, Mr. and Jlrs. Thompson, of Frankford avenue. Miss Illsle Knlss, of 185 1 llridge strc.pt, and Mr. Itobert Ueehtel were mat tied by lb- P.cv. Howard Hand, pastor of the ''Tinkford Av. mie Methodist Kjilscopal Clm c i.'on Saturdaj, December 22. NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY GIVEN AT MANHEIM Annual Dinner-Dance Proved to Be Its Usual Success in Germantown 'Ihe Manheim Cricket Club held Its annual dlnnei-daiKo on New Year's live In the club ballroom. The room wbh do-orated with pilms, holly and polnsettla plants All Ihe draperies were red and green and i huge canopy effect of floweis was nrlstlcall hung liom the chandelier ill tho mlddlj of the celling. Members of tho club and many g letts were tlieie Several tables for dinner were reserved by nun hers of the club, Includlrg tin following- Mr. and Jlrs. (leorgc II, Jecl1, Mr. and uU Hell, Jr., Mr. Alfred Wolflon Holme, Ml. and Mrs. William S, Llo.vd, Jlr. and .Mrs, J!. 11. Newborn, Thni-o Who had private dluneis a. ho club before tin- d ir Included Jlr nrl .dif Charles F. Sloan, who had as the'i- guests Jlr. and Jlrs. William Hmhardt, Jlr. and Jlrs. William Uracil, Jlr sncl Jlrs (Jenrge Posers, Mr. II Hodges, JIIss F. Hhowacker, Jlr. and Jlrs. Chatles Fiederlck Sloan, Jr., Jlr. and Jlrs. h. Shrodel, Jlr, A. Davidson. Jlr. and Jlrs. James S. Watson entertained Dr. and Jlrs. William II. Odenutt, Jlr. and Mrs. William A. Ijiw had Jlr. snd .Mrs. Jo seph Wayne, Jlr. and Jlis. Fenhouse, Jlr. and .Mrs. Heatley Dulles, Jlr, and Mrs. Fred erick Stout as their guests.' Jlr. and Jlrs. C. IlrfWBler Oraco nlertalnccl tfn guests at dinner, Mr, and Mis. William Kdwards, Jlr. and Mrs. Joseph Jlnjer, Jlr, and Mrs. Flank Donohue, Jlr. and Jlrs. Donald Duno hue, Jlrs. fleorge Dennlaton and Mr, Thomas lirute. The guests of Mr. and Jlrs. Lindsay McCHndllsh were .Mr and Jlrs. Albert Ueiry, Mr. and Jlrs. Hdwnrd Day, Jlr, and Mrs. Homer Alherton. Ml. nnd Jlrs. Wllllum . Harrow entertained Mj. Harrow's sister and biothcr-ln-lavr. Dr. and Jlrs. Charles A, llrace, of CuuibCtland. JId., and JIIss Mai Ian CliHpinau. Jlr. and Jlrs. Oeorge Mullen en tertained eleven guests at dinner. Mr, (,'liarles Fletxe, Jtlss Florence Flctsn, Jlr, and Mrs. I. D, Mullfcn. Mr, Falrman Mullen, Jlrs. Hlla TTowIm, Miss Maria it hew Is, Jlr, William hew la. Mrs, IMIth Hvaus. of Atlantic City, and Mr. und Ml-a. John A. Htrachan. Jlr, and Mrs. F. Harold Tunnel! entertained a few pueeui at loupe r eior ine ninw.t ey,naa I'hoi" i P. cm MRS. WILLIAM K011KKT Hl'CKLin Mrs. Iluekley was formerly Mist Kstello Mny Hciton. Her itinrriitKc to Lieutenant William Itobert Huckley, U. S. A., took plncc in New York on December !l. Mr ami Mrs, AuKU'tiis .1, Borton luive nnnounccd their daughter's innriinKc. NAVY AUXILIARY OF RED CROSS MEETS (iatlieriiiK of Prominent Women Held in New York Admiral Wadhains Makes Address inong the women wlue attended a nipe-t-leg held ' Prldav nl the lioine of Mr Hear) Jlnrgtiitbnii. at ' Wen Seventv serond sltect. New Voik was Mrs P.cl wnrd T Stoleslmn. of this tltv. message from Seiretmv of the Nnv) Dan iels was delivered lo inenibeis of the Na tional Advl'oiv Hoard and New York local board rif Ihe Navj Auvlllarv of tho lied Cros ut Hip meeting, h I'oininodore A . Wndhiiiii". urcing women In push the work of making swesteis, mulllef" and lmlmcls for Hip sailors, nml to do evertlhlng sibSlhlc to eo-operaie with bliu Cnmnindm e Wadhains who wl'h Mis Wadhinns, was tlir guest of hoiioi of Hip meeting. Is th retentlv nppoiiited head of the av inlltsrles of the Ited Cinrs In Washington The commodore said tint the Navy. Auxiliaries of the lied Cross wpro th" oflVlal ehnnnels belweeu the American peo lele and the navv, and all relief work for the nnv) must go thioiigh llioso channels. Jlls Ui. Carpenter, head of the New Yoik elt) work, said that New York County would be organised Into districts and groups, with depots for knitted garments, for surgknl dressings and hospital garments and supplies. Tlieie will be a Saw Auxllht.v headnmuters in each dlslrltt Mr William P lino has given bis hoiip for Ihe headquarters for the district In N'ew York above Fin t -second street, and the lieiidnuartcis at ;S1 JlndHon avenue, about Fortieth street, will be the lipadcpiarieis for ihe district south of I"nrt-sec-nncl sttvel Two substations have nlreadv been or ganlzetl. one at 103 Park avenue, and tho other at HI West Thlrt)-seventh street, both In New York. V loom where surgkal dress ings xx II t be made Is soon lo be opened at Thirty-fourth street near Park avenue, In that iome clt Ihire will be thrcn supplv stations ei)Ptied between Halterv Plnte and the Cit Hall, wheie their will be wool for distribution for women workers In the busi ness district who .no doing knitting In tbe major'!) of eases the garments, when com lilt ted, will go dlrectl) to the ships for which they ma) be designated An effort Is to bn made lo reiiLh groups of women lti elubs ami other bodies having memberships fmm llftv to n hundred, so that they mny form centers for tho making of I'tted garments or surgical dressings The Hebrew sisters organization, headed by Jilts T Wllzln, Is one of these which Is now pre pared lo woik, and the St Ilegls Convent Is another " have expressed their lntetesl and a deslro to aid the work with financial support Present a the meet ing b sides Mrs stotestmrv were Jlrs French Vandeiblll. ' ' Jnmes lloosevelt, Jlrs. P. II. H.urlnian. Jlis Henry P Davison, Mrs CImiIch Dana (libsoii and Mrs Heni) A Wise Wood " . ANNUAL CARD PARTY AND DANCE Ocean City Yacht Club to Have Entertainment in North Philadelphia Junior Emergency Aid Accomplishes Much Work vt( of the few large entertainments being 0 J given this month Is the annual card party , d dame of the Ocean Cll) Yacht Club It will take place on Wednesday, juiumd . lu I u hu Temple. Hroacl and Sptlns Oar.tcn streets, and. like all previous entertainments given by the members, gives promise of lie usual success, nawlthstandlng r 'n -t'ons hast )enr there wero 1S00 guests. Jlr Dan'el 11 Cm ran Is the jaeht club's tomn.o dnre J'r. Walter D Uonsall vice commodore and Jlr. James W Pemley rear commodore The adW auxiliary of the organization has a war relief fynd and. like all the good III la delphtan. of the gentler sex. .has accomp Ished a great amount of good In welfare service to the nation's soldiers and sailors. To add lo this fund a series of cal.l parties I. being given on tlif nrst Monday of each month , at he Hlttenliouse Mrs. Daniel II. i",?rls of 2111 "reen street, is president of the auxiliary. .Mrs. Walter D. Uonsall secre tary am -VVs. Charles J. Curran-treasurer. They ai. being assisted In the monthly enler ta nments by " John Mactagr.e, Mrs. C.eorge Underdo n. Mrs. Charles Patton. Jlrs eorge J Mlllspaugh. Miss Anna C Cretli. Jlrs. William Chamber and .Mrs Oliver Hroolts. Jlr. and Mi". Arthur H Soberer, of 2B9 North Nineteenth street, have announced the engagement of their daughter. JIIss l.tliel ScheFer. to Mr. Jlortor. Ogden htufford. of lloxborough. Miss Scherer g.no a luncheon last Frlda) at her home. There were sixteen eUMrs' Charles Wlsler, of North Hroacl street, entertained at luncheon and cards on Friday, tier guests Included Jlrs. James Spencer. Mrs W Paul," Jtrs. Charles Patterson. Jlrs. Charles H. LUkens, Jlrs. SUmuel Alcott, .Mrs. Franklin Apple, Mrs. hew Is Halley, Miss Au eusta Brown. Ml A'""-tt Prelth, Jlrs. Itobert (lladfelter, Mrs. It. II. Hoy, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Dr, A. he Kevre. Mrs. Hiram D. Mil ler, .Mrs. P. Frank Paullin, Jtrs. Oeorgo Ou'thelte,. Jlrs. I.oUlee potts, Jtlss Kimim Schledel, Mrs" Walter Scott and .Mrs, Harry HoreaU. A group Of friends jtho meet for an aftei noon pf sewing was entertained at luncheon last week by Mrs. Joseph Baldwin. The members of the circle are Jlrs. IMward II. Cobb, Mrs. Kdward Jlereer, Jlrs. JI, (), Jtor rlsor., Mrs. O. 11 Snbdgrass. Jlrs. J. (laes, Jlrs, Harry Marple, Mr. Harry BeerhaMr, M llllam hamondjtrs. W. JToBrlde, Mrs. Iiarrtf IJorfPfin jeim iit, ejTiennut wriniv- MISS LAKTITIA JOSKPHINi: IIKUNi: Miss Heine's enuueetnent to Corporal .1. Cnrlyle Whealton, LT. S. M. I'., vvns announced yestcrelny after noon nl n luncheon given nt the Hcllevuc Stratford by Miss Heine's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. I). Frank Hernc. BUSY PREPARING FOR ANNUAL PLAY Members of St. Franeis's Junior Aid Working Under Direction of Mr. Charles Morgan Metnbels of M llaiuls's Jllllioi nl are nt-livclv engaged In pieparallnu. feu their annual pla) and dalle e which Is to be given In the balliooui of the llxllevue stiatfind on tbr evening of JaiiuaM JS The iianie of Ho. piav h "In iiptlmM ' mm from all luvounts it will be iiiiusualh t,tiod Ibis veil- Mi e 'Italics .Morgan, who nl was eibt ilns sneli splencllcl irwiilts fioin Ids rvmi"..cs in th" ' Mask and Wig ' and who Jusi c-ondurUd tho opening pageant of Ibe t h.irit) Hall, will produce the entire show The trvoiits weie be l, before t hrlxliua an. lehear-cals will begin Weclnedav eve tdnc ancl roullriiic almost ulgliflv Sn tuaiiv c level amateurs have tried fe.i both cast slid chorus (bat the llu.tl wlnneis will be well worth i-pelnc and heirlng .Mrs Fred crick Allen Nathan 1 itnuaging the nhow Ibis jear, assisted bv Miss hue v .1 II Call others of the St 'Ptniicls Junior Aid who will have rhaigp of the vailous com mltleps I'oni'iec IpcI with tho annual produc tion me Miss tierlrude line bier. JIIss tlerliucle Zane, Jtlss Sophlp lltndeison. Miss fathtrlne Loiigliran, .Miss Pleanor llohau. Miss Hos.iIIp lloban. Miss Ilutli Israel, Jlls .Marguerite Mac-Donild and Mrs .lo-eph A JUPevltl, who Is the president BRIDE OF ARMY MAN LIVES IN BALTIMORE Interesting Talk on Work of the American Pkcd Cross in France Given in Wayne Jlr nnd Jlis Itichard Hon son have re lumed from their wedding tilp. Jlrs. IUn sou has taken apartments In Haltiniorp. while Se-igp.int Howsoti Is stationed at Camp Jleade Jlr David Craig, of Ainhurst. Jlass, has returned home, after spending the hullclaVH with Ills uncle nnd aunt, .Mr and .Mrs Ilnb erls he Hoillllller. While In Wavne Nl i Craig gave an Interesting talk on the vvcrk of the American Hed Cross In Prance, which he had been Investigating this fall. Jibs Pugenla Ilrown, who has been visit ing her parents, Mr and Mrs. William T Hi gun. will icturn to Wellesley College to ri a) .Mrs Henrj D He)lard. who is nnendlng the winter In Ualtlniore, to he neni Lleuteu ant He) lard, who Is stationed at Camp .Meade, has been spending ii week with her parents, Jlr ancl Jlrs Samuel II JlcCabc, of av lie Mrs William Simpson, Id win Is spend. Ing Ihe holldajs with Mr (Hiid -Mrs. W Pert") Simpson, of Overbrook, will remain for the winter with he.i parents. .Mr. and Jlrs. JlcCabe, as Lieutenant Simpson has sailed for Prance Nil and Jlrs Frederick A De Canlzare, of Wa)ne, left on S'atuid.i) for a fortnight's stay In Florida Mrs A Nah Huike. of Jleilon, has gone to California fcr tho winter W. Illioads, of lll5Vest hthlgh avenue, have tompleted two knitted blankets and a quan tity of mittens and pulse warmers, which havo been forwarded to the Pmergeney Aid headquarters There are on!) ler girls from nine to eleven )ears of age In tho group, but they have contributed IT, to the fund for "smokes," 3 each to Frenth and Uelglan lellcf, u quantity of clothing for Belgian chil dren and tos for their Christmas gifts, and after all this work they found two reedy families In the northern siclioii of tho city and filed for each a wonderful Christmas basket. The little girls meet every Tuesda) evening at the home of Jlrs. lthoaels, who Is supervis ing their Pmergeney Aid work The) have made comfort bngs and rest pillows and their work Is eqpal to that of their older sisters Since the war giving to suffering humunit) seems to be part of our dall) work, and the children are made' happy by their efforts to make others so .Mrs Ilhoads's Junloi workeis Include JIIss Naomi Andreas, Jtliss .Mary Ful ton, JIIss Helen Wlttmaltr. Jtlss Hattle Ho Inml. JIIss Doroth) Fin-ster. JIIss .Madeline Outelus. JIU.s Janet JlcCall, JIIss Jlarlan I'ctKhler. Miss Kstello Rosenthal and JIIss Doiothy Tapllnger When we hear of all the splendid work of the various Red Cross auxlllailes and groups of Kmergenc) Aid and war relief workers at d all of them women, we feel that somehow the women who are so rapidly pushing to tho front In all kinds of work will find a wa) to brlrg peace to this old world At the Jlutchmore Presb)terlan Church. Plghteenth rtreet and Jlontgomery uvenue, the mem bers iof Auxiliary No. 45 of the American lied Cross nre turning out quantities of sur gical dressli gs, hospital garments and every thing needed for tbe comfort of the wounded soldiers and sailors They have a splendid knitting section ud icecntly turned In 1 100 to the society. Tho meetings are held on Tuesday from 10 a. in, lo 10 p. in., under the direction of Jtrs. Herbert It. Burgess, wife of the pastor or the church. Jtrs. William W. JtiClarln Is secretary nr.d treasurer and Mrs. W, JIann has charge of the workroom. This Is" a community center for Ited Cross wofk and all tesldcutH of the neighborhood are welcomed. Seventeen Utile "shut-lr.s" were taken In automobiles by friends of tho North Branch Young Women's Christian Association to the. headquarters, where they were given a Christ. mm entertainment by the club Juniors, and each little guest was preteited w th a, toy nnd Christina (tocklngv The members of CARD PARTY FOR MADONNA 'HOUSE Lieutenant From Germantown Changed l'roin Cavalry to Ar tillery at Camp M carte caid puitv was given Ibis afternoon tit "107 c'Iipw street. .Mount Alrv, for the benefit of the Madonna House, In tho hall loom of tho Acorn Cus, at 1018 Walnut strrtt. 'Ihe .Madonna Tloue Is located at M4 South Tenth street, and as a settlement house has been of wonderful sprvlco lo the many poor Italian ehllclieu of thp nelglibnr hoiel It Is under the auspices of the Catholic Jllssioiuir) Seidell Thoe who leeelvccl the guests were Jlrs Pobeit I,pp) Mis. Jeremiah Sullivan. .Mrs Joseph lMu.nr.l-. Ml-. ,Bnps P.eppller and Miss Julia hiigticrpiiup hleiilen.int IMward v Mndeira. of School Iloii"P lane, foimprl) of thp First City Troop. Is now attached to the general staff at Camp Jleade, Admiral .Mil hleiitnn.inl JtadPlra's commission was lecenth chingtd from env olrv to nrtlilerv hleiitenant .lames cibbons, son of Mr nnd Mrs ll I bbons of West Pp.,l uriet (.eimnntown. Is home on lluee weeks' lenve Lieutenant Cllhbmis Is lo the Sixteenth 1 mtetl states Civalrv at .Mercedes Tex Mrs Itoberl J Duke, formerly MIsh Sara Doughert), of (iprmanlnwn, was entertained at luncheon nt Kugler'.s on Saturday aft.r linon b) the following members of her card c i ul. Miss 1'rince.s Courtney, Jllm jary I,';'"'1,,' r'!?"'1''5'' Ml,, 1Mfn -McCIoskej' M ss Ruth Mccioske). Jits Jm a. McTeaV. nmrj.'jry'tCa';!:' "" iiB'U" 1,ran LITTLE FOUNDLINGS HAVE A CHRISTMAS Little Girls of New York Hospital Dressed in Snowy White at Annual Party 'Hoop after t,,,,,,, f ,,ai. (Iu sll,g lalnt) and suc-t In p.Ptty hlto ,UCSSCSr with Ilarlng hows of silk ilbboiis atop their ruefully ejurltd hilr, their c)es dancing with happiness, their round little- faces all smiles, whirled hither and thither last Friday after noon about a great, glliteilng Christmas tree In a big io, mipa. wlli, , ,,., w-ero he little girl foundlings of the New no,V tICI' ?" ,I"1,',I S-lxty-elghtl, street and hexlnglou atenup, and with tlipni weie tiny bo)s, also In snowy white. Immaculately Jmful al"1"ml,',h" '"ctu ' unrestrainedly The combination of sweet cleanliness, neat ness, daintiness and hipplness In those very small bo.va was not lu tho Ipast unnatural It was pari of tliplr llvpa, iIipv had npvpr known any other stnte since the) were aban cloned b) tpi- parents and taken under Urn loving iarn of tho good Sisters of Charltv hi the hospital It wnsnt n hospital at all. It wasn't an 'Institution" or a "home en- a 'lefuge" ll was Just ii splendid mansion lllled with exquisite little children at a elellghlful part) There was no unlfoim elres. Pach little child was as earefull) and even exquisitely clnd as though a ver.v particular mother had spent hours ovei the pioeess. Pvery little girt looked as If she might have come lu n long pasteboard box, wrapped In pink tissue paper and Inbeled "Hebe Jumeau Paris." tinly the Paris dollies sav "Papa" nnd "Mamma," ancl the little foundling dolls who danced mound the Christmas tree havo never known the true meaning of tlioc two dear words. And there weie hundreds of them -all under (Ho years old and some only two vears old or less, for the sisters havo about S?0 foundlings In their care at this time. of course tome of the foundlings were en tirely to young to go to the party. Komo are only a few weeks old. Only on Christ mas night twins wero found on the eloorstep of the hospital, and they were very tiny ba bies Indeed, Those who were at the party hud been Just as wee miles when the sisters first took them In, but they bad giown nnd been tiansformed Into the Utile ladles and gentlemen whose mnnneis at thnt gathering were thoso of children of the best people of tho land or better. Hefoio they went Into the bic Christinas tree room nnd received their multitude) of to.s the children gave a performance on a stage at the end of a gieat meeting hall which was crowded with man) women and a few men who had been Invited bv Ihe sliders President Celebrated Sixty-first Birthday President Wilson celebrated his slxt) -firs' hlrthda) on Satuiday Theto was no spe cial ceremony at the Whit House In the course of tho da), as the wartime rush of work made Impossible any deviation I'om the President's dull) loutlue. In the evening, however, Jlr nnl Jlis Wilson had ii few additional guests at din. tier. IMward Plllott, of California, a brother-in-law of the President, arrived lmt du) to Join .Mrs. Plliolt, who Is passlrg the Christmas. linllunyH at the White House Other members of the house party who ar. lived Saturday were JIIss Lucy Jlaurey and JIIss Aline Jlaurey, of Roanoke, Va , nieces of .Mrs. Wilson. Congratulates letters and mcxaigcs poured Into the White House all da) In the morning the President played golf with Jlrs Wilson and later worked on the railroad address which he will deliver to Congresi this week. , ACADKMY OP MP8IC TiitmsnY uvknino, jANUAirr .t CAPTAIN DAVID FALLON In UU V.vul Juua inum war urctm. Fighting " Through Hll fjptjl FV.MH.V leutilons, luncheons nnd Informal holiday gnlherlngs filled Tioga's social program last week. Today there will be few formal gatherings, and the llrsl month of the new enr it III find many near and dear ones leaving for foreign shores. Dr. and .Mrs. Charles IMward Hallowell, of West Tioga street, will give b dinner tonight at their home, when their guests will Include Mr nnd .Mrs. IMward HannMer. .Mr. nnd Jlrs. Se-ott Hiintilster. of Hnhncshurg. Ps.l .Mr. nnd .Mrs, Imls niggard, Jlr, and Jtrs. Ha) nor Howiimn, Mr and .Mrs Waller S Hauer, .Masters Harold, !ouls, Ionard and Dsvld Hauer. Jlr. and Mrs. Harold Hallnwell, Jtlss Florence Hsllowell and Jtsster Charles ll, Hallowell, M .Mrs Joseph Slemberger gave a luncheon, followed bv tnrels, last week at her home, II7 Ilutler street, In honor of her houso guest, .Mrs, P.dwln Slernberger, of Hiilllmore, JId Other gue'ts Included .Mrs. JI Prankcl, Mrs hew Is Knber, -Mrs liuls Goldsmith, Jlrs henn l)ers. .Mrs. Arthur Ooltlhaeher .Mrs Abe hev I, Jlrs. Herman Davis, Mrs Klg mund JIart,' Jtrs. lx-o hapat, Jlrs. William Well and Jlrs Kmnmiel Welt The annu-il reception nnd dance of the Tioga Huslness .Men's Association was held on .Monday evening at the heRdipiarters of the nssoilallou. 3M3 Uermantown avenue. The reeeptlon committee Included Jlr. Ilarrv Smith, Jlr. Wilbur It 'Imerman, Jlr. houls flllbcrl. .Mr. John Schuster. Mr John tlioss and Mr Ceorge Tucker .Mr. imerman Is president of the organisation , Jlr Kdward Sii)drnntl Jlr. Thomas Bluett nre vice presl elenln, Jlr. Jlntthpw Donohoe Is secielar), and Jlr Jacob houx, treasurer -)n others participating wero .Mrs Harr) Mnllli Jtrs Wilbur 11. Zlmermnn. .Mrs houls Hu bert. .Mrs. jnlm Svhusler, Jlrs John (Iioss. Jlrs ileorge Tucker. Jlrs. IMward Snjder. Jlrs. Thomas Hluett. Jlrs Matthew Donohoe, Jlrs Jacob 1-oux. Jlr. and Jtrs, Wesley Smlh, Mr and Mrs. William Peters. J.lr and Mrs Uenrge tsvhr. Mr nnd Jtrs. Itudolph. Mr. and Jlr-. t,vons. Mr. and Mis. Muilel Dobbins, Jlr. and Mrs Thomas I'asev. Mr unci Jtrs ileorgeStocssand Mr and Mis J Jlactnljie The Itev Clifford i:'llajes. of TOT West ltrle avenue, pastor of the Hethel hutherali Church, has been appointed one of the secre taries of Ihe -i. Jh C. A. nt the front end will go abroad some lime nex week. Jlr Hidcs- Is thirty-three vears old "''.I has vrlfe and two children He was born ami educated In llngerstowu. Md . where be was graduited from Ihe town high Fcliool In 1101 He was graduated from tho Oettjs burg 'o lege in 1?0T and from the (lelt)s burg Seminary In 1M0 Two ) ears ago he came to this cll.v and accented the pa storate of the Hethel Lutheran Church, lie minis ter's many friends and the residents of th community wish him a i-afe Journey and a successful mission in his work among ; the voung men lighting nt the front. The c lurch Lni.i Christmas gift" to all the men on he ro of Honor and the children of th" Sun.lav Sel ool contributed h-,ut 0 j or the work ..f thp M C A and the Ited cross. 10 Oil, villi be added the sum heretofore spent :",...-,'.',. .n.lles nnd oranges, the thll- cor t miriuion -" .. ,ir .tPKlrlne the amount to go to the -, lldtxiii ...-.r - --- Me ,:,vR"T0,Hauck. J ? Claui; Olbson. Mr. Jlr? Joseph Sternbcrger. secretaries, nnd Jlr. Leslie Cectz. treasurer Mr and .Mrs. Charles ham. of 3U2 1 North Twenty-I st street, have an.iounce.l the e n i weiuj "i" diiuiehter. MIsb Jtnrle II. oVil!A"- this text ii i ...j,.. 1nir clti. formerly oi i m 1 1.. .InieethlAI. Miss Mrs. II. h. nn '"". ,ec 14.. KllfT! ei, ni ! "" . - angu in"r'...r..ji.. n wpek m I-iUwoou, VimdulerwlUgotoNew Vork for i brief sta). Markley entertained on Jlon- jlrs Harry TTbeb0.";ood Will Assotlation, which was ARTISTS Clara CONCERT The Clemens Olga SamarofT Ballroom IIILMISDAY P.VU . J VM'AHT Ossip 3 St 8.30 Gabrilowitsch In btneflt of The Thaddeus Rich Sftllement Muilc Sctiool. Hans Kindler Leopold Tlc-kftn On lie. J2 I e.licr Cn!rtil litem.1 anil 'In. iiMieiu.s - aim. lltvnn IKKefl Stokowskl OTieel NO WAIl TAX METROPOLITAN OPEKA HUL'SG LAST 6 TIMES Last Bargain Mnt. Today. Best Seats $1 LAST MATINEE SATURDAY The Mont Wonderful I'Uy In Amnrlcs, By onoitarc V. IIOnAHT I'.ieulngi. Wo in (I 30. COO lower-Door seats, every tperfonnsnee, 11.00, 7C0 gallery natr, etery performance, s.V Seats foV til rrmalnlnc porrormoiij es now em sulo t Ihe Metropolitan Opera tlouee end dovintown t'eket offlee, 1I0S Chestnut H. TT 77RITH'R Toda" Bt 2- -5o ! C0o. Ill 1.S.0 CELEBRITIES DUFFY & INGLIS CAMERON SISTERS Jlarrj Tlli, Alfrect nerfeh; Dig Hollay fihes, acXdemy of music" SUTkDAV AITIIBNOOK. JAN. 3, AT 1.30. M E L B A and clletlnfuliiiel kiidatinf arilati. rkktta. It in C.-..MI. Poire, flu and IIS. On aale at llei-p''. till Chut nut nt, MimtOI'OMTAN OI'KHA 1101'HE ' MKTIIOI'OI.ITAX OPKttA COMPA.W, N. V, J.'"-..,iV Saint Elizabeth ;!. Jtmes. I:loii, Mateenauer, MM. WhlUhlll, len, ltd, Ituiaclael. Hchln-el fenduclor, Mr. Iln.lini.kv. Soata, 110 Cheeinut HI, Walnut 4;j Mace AT, TASINO mAtinee today T.ti .JTwe Bt Shov in Town AND IT A CtSAKM MPh.cerMr.Quefn,:: ?!1V:,un,er.Mr,Ja,nyerMrs.ir.aH. Speake, Jtrs. I ;",",,,, Mrs W S. PMWar.er'scoUand Mr, ... .'a.vln 'X5fi3k" 71 f I sailors of that seotlon h tt nation, nns provided each MtJl articles needed to maki jhtuf. nnerever ne may no siailonea forts were sent In Christina tuul rostlna; nliollt tn. Many IMtcri received py tpa jimcerit and presslnr the urslltude nf thV orieTfllilratlnn performs It Wtf(M IrillinfMf-i tvinlrlheifldeiM. a Ajnk tile eltlxen of Ihe division I hV Prnncls K Ilalley Is president: Mr.-,! I. Ilatlersby, treasurer, abd Mr. O.v secretary. . ' .Mrs. Jl. Klein, of 1 101 West ;Y' scie-rc. i cue- Knesi 01 tier son anq t)ap in-ia', .nr. nnn .iirs. i.nanas Klein. isniic t n v. ' ' .Mr. and Jits. Simon Welt, of 33W' Ilroad stj-cet, had as their guests li jirs. .ii, even, .miss itoaamonel Ii.ililinnre, j,i, ; Lieutenant mttrt of Portress .Monroe, and their oh,' ter ll. well, of Harvard CMveraity; Jim noine-4or me nonnas. "WHAT'S NfGIfL Lecture. Herbert IV. tlleaeon, iUi dent. Annnlaehlaii Clnh. of Hsalas - Ceoitraphli-al Society, Wltherspoori HH, oVIoik, Jlembers. , "j riellselelplela Peundrj loen'a AeVeseiMleM meets, .Manufacturers' Club, n'elneu tt(.imm ' hers. 'V,. Mperlul meetln, failed BuHatHtl ssoeiauon, io prote.s; ngainet ntwl lease, .ew iiinRnanv Hotel, 1:30 01 Tree Ms?. Vt" eaaeeaes Items of nen a far the sdeleti nrrri.eru eecece renieei leclser linnlded their ar caHtttn in me pniier ana are laned lin ri telephone niimher ef Ike aenfler. lie poeslhle to lerltt Ihe nates, A reeir rniiir, - menin J'niiija t liestnut street. IDT Z t s - 1 ifiH. iM.ft.J KinST P1IOW1NC1 OP i ",), DOUGLAS FAIRBANM'tfg "A Modern Musketeer" AW,L .Next We-U- MARV UAHOUN lit "THwjT . j-. j T A T A AITTt 1"11 MAllk-HT iBTtlaST J. rn.jun.Kjiu ni a: if. to viiWXj. WM. FOX WM. FARNUM mr rA 9H A R C A o m stow imb, w , CIIKSTNUT.STnEET HEtflW 10:13 A. M 1!. 2, 3:45. 5:4B. T-.45. Pauline Frederick '" " & s.i- VICTORIA MAIWBT 8T. AhovWl)i-': ... , ARTCBArP ml re,vjeaiar DOUGLAS FAIRBi m In "nCACIIIXcl rOB Till! Ccmln Nent WwW "TUB REGENT arkct st. pfcLogfiimy look after the welfare of Ilea nTO firS ithi'hrt'Vt i W -WW slJPP, I Francis X. Bushman an BEVSwI'if'i a "HKI, y'HITl! AND K1.VR VvSSsri fhftfr T K MABWRT areeJ . Km '" .lUSlIl'BK.aA VithPintiM ,.' ! -CbW.U 4JtbeiM f'i't' II A. XL TIIOM QfAKEBTOWN TO JIBOA wm BOABWAT?. 4 liuii iiAl.l.. OTHEnR, CROSS KEYS !.: xm. , .u ;WsU KVBNINng, T ttM K MABEL BERRA j8 .vJSSa1 BROADWAY "ASflJft Douglas Fairbanks ""'"ffitiV TIIH BtNOINa countess. othwJC j.""." BROAD Mat. Today LBT ALEXANDRA CARUS :i in THE COUNTRY C( . Bomh Tarklncton k Julian iSti-aat't NEXT EEK SEATS TOllORItl' OTIS skinneW in nooth Tarklnton'a JoyDiiii C,V- M MISTER ANTONlOg'la pit Heats ll.DU at TTed. an Btt.ePM, r ; " i- '"u2-Y'fa GARRICK ?1 Poji. Mnt. Tf KVENINCS AT Rim. MAT1NBK PAT A WtltllV ejo.MKUV Oer XAUq . -.' : . '. n t y.. VORREST Mat. Tnrfv Srtf 1 ,J IS - .f ialaA N DAVID BEl-ASCO l'reienta WARFIEU DAVID in inrj luwotv junot "fJl locust s?,.r.uiss.'v4i "TODAY" Tomorrow -nillle nurke, wi.il rArw rwiiEN'c) nMMH o Th. Lan l jS9mA STRAND " " yjltitof In THE DEVIL STONO ttj(. Tomorrow naueava tiniu in ,v -NAN OK MUSIC MOUrn-AlNY.W WAI.L,ACU BHIH in. SWn, NIXON SSD MARKET 8TALET U1 . , MART DO JACK PICK Slir.. 7 in "TO A CHESTNUT ST. DinKCTioN MESSItS. BHUHEnT Popular $1.00 Matinee TODAY N. Y. Winter GArtMt show "Var OF agje wujNUJMfgB'fr; ADELPHI EVEN,Ka"a,l?,ttt Pop. Price Met. TortipVs, JMi HITCHCOCK AND OOBT. 1 FOLLOW THE A NEW MUilCAL C0II IIENIIY Bt.OSOM BtHilcl Btak4 br A. H. WRKeMMiY '" ' l. LYRIC ifflasf J mat. 'locwyk . RAYMOND " h i;T e i . ,i 0N"1 J5 nw-cusjei; WTKH'V j a. :A ri CM? Jgt.yy, lh MAtl4K. few Ml Wwiw tM fun lW A ,3eWB fc&sr4Ui j. .THKAtftK,'; m
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