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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
FAREWELL, CO
Klays and Players Send Out Circulars Regarding
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Auxiliary Membership Increased "by "thi'ee Hiirttfl
North Philadelphia Bridge Club Meets', Pro?
.rrize vuinpeuun ri ays isaac Marcosson
Speaks at Independence Square Red Cross '
ceeds for Education of Boys
J'
fTUlE TUys and Platrs have ((.sued Iho
X annual circular nncnt the F-rlzo J'lay
Competition for tho ccason of. 1917-1918,
Vlth many rules nml regulations. Hvery
resr, jou know, varlotn memutrH of tho
Mjoclatlon submit one-act plays, nnrl of
'theio three aro picked out ty a committee
and. a cast of members lihvlng been
flfehesen, the plain arc Klven on 0110 of the
iclub nights witiiotu me nutnors name,
Mand the best 0110 la voted for after tcelns
fall three, a pruo 01 idu is Riven tor uie
jfirst, 25 for tno econn arw io for the
iniru.
Thero Is no doubt about lti It's a very
?food thing, and tho Idea of this competN
S-tlon serves as qulto'a bait to tome rislnt;
ti young playwrlRht! The circular tells tho
& members that nil plays must bo submitted
Wk on or before March 1 and must bo mailed
Ear. is tho secretary, Mr. Henry B. Heliaffcr. Jr
M' Tho greatest excitement ubout the nholo
aTlhlne Is that no one but tho authois them-
mW, mIvcs and the flvo on the commlltco knows
who wrote tho plavs; even tho actors do
not know who la tho author of the plav
! they aro producing. Tho Judges do not
know nor the audience And the rehearsals
are held In secret. ,
Tho prle competition committee thin
yeir Includes Mrs Miriam Leo Early Lip
plncott, chairman, Mr J Howard Itcbei,
Mr. John Luther Long, Mrs. Edward 11.
Coatcs and Mr A Howard Rlttor,
W
R. WILLIAM T ELLIB, who has Just
lately returned from Russia, Is going
.A n jt jh 1 n t llirt TtirlAAhr4jlivn L? n V 1 . -.ft
Cross Auxiliary hoddquartois next Monday
who rus been "over tlicro" recently, kiivo
a, talk to the workers. Mr. Jlarvros&ou Is
considered one of tho best and highest
priced speakers of tho present day, and In
splto of tho weather there were many here
this afternoon, when ho has donated lds
servlces to the i.iusc.
Have v.ou been Into the liidipcndenie
Square workrooms latch? If jou luven't
you ought to. They hao opened them
through, so that the whole (list floor Is to
be utilized now, and they lnivo built the
cutest llttlo committee, room In 0110 corner
and put up cupboards and lime, had every
thing painted white, till Ifn a Joy to tho ejo
of the beholder.
As fi.r this treat evcrj week, that of
hearing these instructive, talks from men
and women who know conditions. It's
simply splendid: ono gets so much Infor
mation In this way. And It certainly Is an
Inducement to work harder than ccr
making dressings, cutting, folding and pre
paring work for others
Mrs. (leorgo Horaco Lorimcr, who is
chairman of (lib) Hert Cross auxiliary, Is
certainly it wonderful executive, for she
does everything to facilitate tho vvoik
and plans theso talks for tho work-cm.
She has a very efficient committee, too, so
It's no wonder that they exceeded their
quota .of dressings for December L'O by
several thousand.
Previous to tho meeting this afternoon
tho executlvo committee, which Includes
Mrs. Frodcilck English, Mrs. Robert Emott
Hare, Sirs. E. Burd Cirubb and Mrs. Goorgo
'Fales Baker besides Mrs. Lorimcr, will bo
entertained at luncheon by Mrs. (ieoico
; Fritz Chandler at her home, 1728 Rltteit-
, house sticet.
f '
;TVD jou know that Elsie Stuart was mar--'
ried very rjuletly on Thursday at her
'parents' homo on Clinton street? Sjlio Is
going to live In California, and I, for one,
'am sorry that bho will not be vlth us auv
more. It was a pleasure. Just to look at
Elsie; she was .so stunning looking and al
ways so beautifully gowned. I don't know
many women who have such good taste In
the matter of clothes and who combined
the taste with tho .ability to wear then' to
the v ery best advantage, nev er exaggerated,
never odd, but al wu v s Just as smart uh smart
could be. She was Interested In many of
"the good works and did 11 lot for the Red
Cross here. Mr. Jewett, tho lucky man,
has certainly vvoii'a prize. Dr. Alexander
MacColl, of tho Presbyterian Chuich, per
formed the ceremony and only tho Imme
diate families wnro nres.ent. Mi- Ar.lm,
1 Robblus, of New York, attended Mr. Jew
ett as best man. Elsie Is a sister of (leorgo
ird Ted Stuart. She and her husband have
ono West and will live In Pasadena.
rpiIESE days when jou walk on jour heel
Land suddenly fly eff to the edgo uf the
f pavement, Just saving .yourself from fall
lnM v.. ..... ... .... ...... .
! "j biaoi'ing 1110 ucar om lamp post,
don't jou JUST LOVE to meet the people
ho NEVER slip on tho Ico and who Und
It easier to walk on snow than on plain
etralght pavements? Don't you? Well,
It's great sometimes; but you know that
old saying about pride. I was walking
along with a certain woman recently and
'I remarked, "Doesn't this pavement scaro
'you, for fear you'll fall?" She tlxed her
eyes coldly upon mo and said; "Ono
should treat all such thingH from a scleu-
Btinc standpoint. In science thero Is noth
ing disagreeable so wo who bellevo In
science do not slip," 'Oh, girls. Just wait:
It was too lovely! For ns sho said It and
fixed mo with an ley ataro her foot slipped
and sho sat RIGHT STRAIGHT DOWN on
the pavement before my very eves and I
did not say, "I told jou so." I Just laughed
until I nearly choked and sho pic' cd her
elf up and walked away without so much
as a backward glance,
NANCY WYNNE.
SERVICE DAY" FOR,
LANSDOWNE CLUB
! ;
fTwontieth Century Club Will Ar
, range Day for Clubhouse tp Be ,
Open for Work
Tomorrow- afternoon a discussion of a
"service day" for the 'club will be the feature
ef the meeting of the Twentieth Century
- Club of Lansdowne. The program Is In
- charge of Mrs. R. U Mclean, chairman of
t, the proa-ram committee. There will be five-
r minute talks by Mrs. William A. McEweu,
j cnanman of clul classes 1 Mrs. Paul Lachen-
pwtr, I'uairnian ok ccouuiiucb, i.ir. i-tmi"
B, Maxwell, federation secretary ana
n of "the. Amrlcanln. reaeration,
m.' .waatr-wymi. pinnn t ; iwe
tertalnment, Iipe p'mi-,1 , pioram for thl
meeting which will Include folkfencs by
Mrs. Matthew n ijijcr mid reading by
Mrs, Thoni-s n Cooper. It I- phnu'd to
keep the clubhour open every Turd.iy. be
glnnlnz with Januarr U. and nt the int
Ing tomorrow there will hn mi mien rfl.
cufslon from the (lonr ns to the mttire of
me service' on tli.'se d iy.
On New Year's V.n a dime was given vt
the Cotinlrj Club nf limd.'mno llnv nwtm
were decorated with laurel and boll and
inurlo wan furnished by Mjer'.-i ondieslra
Among thoe pre'uit nt the affair were Mr
and Mi Herbert C IInF. Mr and Mrs
Austin Bojrt, Mr. 11 nd Mrs Ralph tlnJ.
Mlts rram.es Hag.v, Mr. and Mr I'r.TiK
Hagendorph, Mr. and Mrs Robert PownhiK
Tajlor, Mlsa M Ixiulso Van Zanctt, Mr and
Mrs Ilarrv Henry Mr. and Mrs lMln
Orauley. Mr. and Mrs Pnniuel K rhtlllp
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jenk T'illlrig, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Mercer Ralley, Mr and
rs. Robert I.vnne Mlshler. Mr and Mrs
Harlan Page Htatzcll, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
A McKeon Mr. and Mrr. Frederick Kellv
Mr and Mrs William Turner, Mr and Mr
Julian J Keenan, Mr and Mr Allen R
Hoffer. Miss Marie f" iiskaddmi. Mr a"il Mr
lonald Campbell. Mr and Mrs Wllllim W
Maer, Mr. and Mrs tenald Duncan, Mr
Thaddeus It Mcclain. Mr E Jeffersnti Orlf
flth. Mr Franklin I ".ivies. Mr William II
Evanr, Mr. Herbeit Harris. Mr. Oliver
Harris,, Mr and Mr" IVIer Hinwn ami Mr
Haiold'H Knerr
An n bit of eooninO the women of th
Twentieth ""entur Club resolved some tltn"
aKrf to forgo their 1111 il New Yeir'r dsnee
and to have Instead an informal tereptlmi
In the I'lulihoure nn the afternoon nf New
Year's Daj The change dirt not prove dl
appointing in the least, for Ihe nlTalr iun
altogether delightful, and a Krit man n
roiii attended If
The president of the club, Mrs 1 larenee
II Eppelshelmer, assisted by tho other of
ficers and the board of directors, hosplfiblv
received the guests Thoe who helped Mrs
Eppelshelmer receive were Mrs Robert 1,
MrLean, the first vice president, Mrs Sam
uel 1, Kent, second vice president, Mrs T
Sparks nishop, corresponding secretaiv , Mrs
Robert V Olrk, recording serretarv , Mr
Francis D Maxwell, federation secretarv ,
Mrs, Walter Lorlng Webb, treasurer, and
tlie board of directors, which Included Mr
William A McF.wen, Mrs Hatley H Nichol"
Mrs Frank ij Burrows. Mrs Paul Ljilien
niejer. Mrs C Mercer Ralley. Mrs. W
Frank English. Mrs llenr S. Barker. Mr
Frederick .1 Petr.v and Mrs. Charles S
Musser Mrs f'har'eB Mercer Itslle wn-. .it
the tea table
The Lanrdowne branch of Hie Khm's
Daughters met at Miss Mai Ion Ilaliland'n
home on Wedpesdav evenlnc This organiza
tion Is nlwavs doing some sort of good work
At Christmas lime the Klrls sent Christmas
boxes to the soldiers and the have als-o
thought of a verv clever thine to '" Thev
aie innklnc scrap books of funnv pit Hires
and Jokes Hiid are golne to send them to
the bovs "over there" Certainly these books
will be creatly apprrrlaled. The voung
women who belons to the Klnc's Daughters
branch out In Lanstlowne are Mls llalrlanrt
Miss Ethel Hart. Miss Uraco Atkinson, Miss
Ruth Decker. Miss Isabel tJalbiallh. Mlfs
Llllle Tuttle, Miss Laura .lecler. Mrs Hairv
Babbitt, Mrs !uy Tackier, Miss Mabel Wal
lue, Miss .Marlon Fleming. Mies Helen Tav
lor, Mlsi Ruth Wunderllcli. Miss Helon Sa
iiMii, Mrs Charles Barker. Mls Almi I'nder
hlll and Mrs George Williams Mrs. Ilendei
son Is their lesder.
A dance was given at the 'Iweiitletli "'en
tury Club on New Uar's Eve bv Iho H
Sigma fiaternlty great iimiiv members
of tho vounger set were there
Tho Phi EpiIoii Soiorltv gave a ilamei.it
the Century Club on Frldsy evening The
rlrls who belong to this sororltv ai MIks
Mildred Davenport. Miss Olive Palmer. Mls
Ida Galbralth. Mls Helen Adler. Mlvs Janet
Kroll, Miss Alice Koller. Miss Mlldied Dun
can. .Miss Dorothy Smllie, Miss Dorothj
Scarborough, Mls Helen Rev In. Miss Audiey
Uedfnrd. Mls Clara DivIh, Miss nilrabeth
Alm.v, Miss Katherlne Wilson Miss Glare
l.lpplncott, Miss Fmiicch hluclner Miss Rld
dello Youilg, Miss Mary Craig. Miss Audrey
Phillips and Miss Evelvn Ilobev
Miss rranren Maxwell, ilaughtei nf Mi
and Mrs Francis D Maxwell. Is now louring
In the New England States with the Swurth
nioro Winter Chautauqm Mls Maxwell
spent the holldavs In Lansdowne,
Mrs. Charles Parker Rnd has returned
fioni Bt ston, wht.ie slje spent sevenl dajs.
Social Activities
A dame will be given for iharltv b Mr.
nml Mrs Joseph I.orlgan andMr. Edward
V. Eaves nt the Rlttciilimne. rwuitv-5-tond
and Uheslniit streets, this evening from 8:10.
until IJ o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Silver, of .H Noith Stanley
stiect, miuiiunin tho eng.igement of their
daughter, Miss Ethel Silver, to Mr .laik S
Kesslcr, of lnst North Alder sticet
Mrs. Anna. (. tioodthh of .'1(0 North
Flier street, nunouiued tho marriage of her
daughter, Mrs. Jlarsaret Goodrich, to Mr.
J Harold Swan, Wednesday, J.inur J.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Blunicnthal, of ::S."3
Noith Seventeenth street, announco the mar
rlago of their daiiKhter, Jllss Marlon Blunien
thai, to Captain Herbert Rosenzwelg, r, S.
JI C The icicinoiiy vas perfonued li tho
Rev. I. Lunnian, of Far Rockaway, N. Y
After a short wedding trip Captain Rosen
zwelg and hi I brldo will make their liointi In
New York,
rtioloiby 5lrtfu.
MISS ELLA G. BARTHOLOMEW
Daughter of Mrs. Pater Boyd, of 135
South Eighteenth street, whoso mar-
rlaijo to Mr John c- Prir oi Eal,
nr.no. N. J... will take- placo on
ijBaturday, Jatjuary.l2ri the Sacfliul;;
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MUS. KUWAKII HUOWNIMi MltS. WILLIAM .1. t t.OIHlLU
Mcmbeis of committee for rummacc sale which will bo held in T'enlicM
Building this week for licnelit nf Picsbytcrinn Orphaunirc iiiul School for
CI11 islian Workers
WINTER SPORTS AT
WHITE SULPHUR
Sleighing and Skating Make West
Virginia Rpsort Enjoyable for
Visitors From Norili
Th" vallev of White Siilnbui Mulugs in
the West Virginia Alleghanle has given
ItKelf up to winter spoils Killing and
sleighing lead In the outdoor diversions,
while many members of the youngrr ret are
seen skating on tho little golf like that has
frozen Into a smooth and Inviting surface.
The entire valley Is a lirge and beautiful
mow icenn and mild days make outdoor
sports a great pleasure.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Thomas k- Horn,
whose wedding took place recently, arrived
from Phlllpburg Pa., to pend their honey
moon at the !reenbrler, nnd lave been out
dsllv for a plelgh tide or hike They frc
Uiiently drove to thn I.Wp Log Cabin at
Siinnv Brook Farm for a country luncheon
or afternoon tea 'Iho bridal lontlngrnt at
the Creenhrler Is l.nger than ..it am lime
this season and among other couples spend
Ing their honev moons here are Lieutenant
and Mrs Marvin M Marcus, Jr. of New
York, whoso w (tiding took placo 011 Christ
mas Day -Mr" Marcus w.ir Miss Irene
Plato Thev started this week foi Spartan
burg. S C, where Lieutenant Marcus Is stn,
tloned at Camp Wadswortli
Mr and Mrs C. Bahnsen and Ihe .Misses
Bihnsen, of Passaic, N. .! who vtero here for
a long sta In tho iprlngs, ore spemllni; sev
eral weeks at the lireenbiln The Misses
Bahnsen are enthusiastic tlileiH and me In
the saddlo dallj During the afternoon thev
often go out for .1 sleigh ride mtr the loinitij
tosds, stopping at Flmhuist Faun foi tea
linn bundled dollairt wait realized at Ihe
New dear's P.e ball at Wljltn Sulphur fm
the henellt of the American Reil i'io
KNITTING CLUB
MEETS TOMORROW
Room in Frankford Library to Be
Open on Wednesdays for
Soldiers and Sailors
Mlsr Mabel Herbert will entertain the
menibtrs of hei knitting club tomorrow
afternoon at her home on Oakland street
Serving tliosn who are serving their coun
try Is a pait In Itself of Ihe work to be dono
by those who stav at home
At the last meeting of the Mothers' flub
of Frankford, It was decided to open a mom
in the Fiankford Library fr,r the entertain
ment of soldiers and sailors who are sta
tioned' In the vlclnltv. The plsce will be
opened lo the men every Wednesday night,
when some members of thn club will be
present lo entertain them nnd provide re.
freshments flames, books and inignjines.
too will be at their disposal
A meeting of tho Fathers' Association of
the Longfellow Public School was held on
Friday evening The speaker of the evening
vas Mr Thomas Hodge
Miss Alice Horinan, of Orthodox street In
visiting friends In Trenton for the week
Miss niliabeth Murray, of 1417 Orthodox
street, entertalmd her sewing clnle r.n Fri
day evening at her home, when those present
were Miss Jeauette Crankshavv, Miss Irma
Blattenberg. Miss Helen Moore, Miss Doro
thy (iossllng. Miss Kathleen Woodward, Miss
Marlon Hart. Mls IMIth Pabst and Miss
Hither Lodge.
LECTURE ON
MUSICAL FORM
M.J II I -
Serfrjs of Talks Will Be Given in
Germantown to Enlarge Knowl
edge of Music
A series of talks 01 musical form, e(c.
Illustrated by tho violin, will bo glven'by
Mr. Arthur Strlngej on January 7, February
4 and March 4 at2:30 p. in. at the home
of Mrs. Archibald A. Dlnsmore, of 412. West
Chelteu avenue, Uermantown, These talks
were started for the puipose of enlarging
the averago person's knowledge of the tech
nical side nf music. They aro to be sub
scription affairs, nnd all money received
In excess of expenses will bo given to, the
Red Cross. The members of the club are
requested o bring tbelr knitting, so that
the afternoon wilt he spent usefully as
well as enjovably.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nev In Ponteroy, who
spent Christinas w IOi Mrs. Poiueroy's parents,
Mr, and Mrs, T. I,wls Thomas, of 235 Pel
ham road, have returned to Chicago, wheru
Lieutenant , poiperoy pu, stationed, t in tho
"THE MELTING POT"
TO BE PRESENTED
Girls oT South Philadelphia High
School Will Cive Play Follow
ing Annual Reception
The tweutv -third nunnal tcKptlon of iho
Phlladelphl 1 section of the ( nuncll of Jewish
Women will be bpd on Tluirsda afternoon
In Mercantile Hall, nnd will be followed b
the presentation of Israel V, mgwlll's drama
The Melting Pot." bv the ilininntli 1 lull of
the South Philadelphia High Sihoc.l for Ulrls
Thera are .'.',.0011 nienibem of the iniinril
1100 of these comprising the Phllndelphl 1
section, of whhh Mrs A A V. liner Is tin
president
The work of the association 1 religion
and philanthropic I mler its supervision
there are three laige P.ed ross auxiliaries
and a perrona! rervlce buresii Assisting Mrs
Kshner in leeelvlng will he Mrs ,Ia I. Mar
K"lls, Alls Joseph Mmp'-oti, vice piesldeuls
Mis L'lii.inilol Itubel. treasuiii. Mr- .loepl
Fllegelm 111, assistant treasnrei Vlrw .loepli
II Felge, corresponding- setretart ami Mlsv
Isabel Cerber, recording setretirv Mis
Rosalind It Drcenwald Is honoiary preslilent
and JIrs M Kohn, Mis M 'iel7 Mis M l
Arnold and Miss liertrude Berg ale honor
arv vice presidents Mrs Simon H Flelsher
was tho first piesldent of Hie I'hil idrlphla
section of the council
The girls from the South Philadelphia. High
School who will take part In thn iliainatn
performanre are wonderfully gifted aniateuiN
ind thn Uusslan dances Introduced betwe, n
the third ami fourth acts are Interpreted
with exceptional grin e The t ast hit pides
Iiatld U'tlxaiin, Miss Lillian Palg, Mendel
Miss .Stella Velenchlk . Ilerr Pappehuelsei
.Miss Beatrice iloldtu, eia I'.ewndal, Mlts
ltutli llolfman. Frail Qulvaiio, Mls Lena
Schaeffei , Kathleen (1 Uelll MIsm Patricia
" onlen . settlement house servant Miss
Fsther Welsbeig, groiijis of dancers. Ira
tovlak, Miss Ilnse I'ohen, Miss Sara Mlnei
I'zardas, .Miss Sadie Wllclerman. Miss P.oee
Uranoff, Kamtska, Miss Sara Silverman,
Jllss Fslhjr Cohen Itiuslan peasant dame,
Miss Han let) Blleden, Aliss .Miriam Haphael,
Miss Host- flooihuan, Miss lloso Melnlck and
Louise Segal
The gills' orchestra, all talented musicians
fioni Ihe same si hool, will furnish thn music
It touslsts of violins, Miss liertiude Miller,
Miss i:ther Ilernholz, Miss Lucy Schiller,
Miss Jennie Lewltskv, Miss Minnie Sherman,
Miss Oertrude Chattln, tello, Miss Iloso
Stanger. piano. Miss Francis Ut rsenstcln,
Miss MoJln Voungmn, Miss Frames Sabel
and Miss Anna Nowhoff
Hems of nens for the Miilrlr pun will he
nceented anil rrlnled In the ICvrnlnn rnhllti
1 eilcer iirnvtdeil the) are written nn one hide
nf the paper nnd nre tinned with full name nnd
telephone niimher ot the sender, nn II must
be lwlhle lo ifrlfr the nolen. ,ddrr "Rn.
lety i:dltor." Kienlnc I'llhllo I.etlirr. U00
Llierlnilt ttrret. .
"WHAT'S DOING
.TDNlGHLSts
1
!iW
Olrl Stunts, Court Hnnm Nn. 10, City Hall,
Free
Dltrukslon of "luienlle Delinquency In
War Time.' Filends' Meeting House,
Coulter stieet, Uermantown. Free.
OlfTord l'inehnl to adilrepn City Bunion
Club at annual meeting and bainuet,
Adelphla Hotel .Members
Meetlnc of Northwest Ilutlneiis Men's
Aesoclatlon, 233S Columbia, uvenuc. Free.
Meeting of dirtier Avenue Imprme
ment Association, First V P, Church, I'ift).
second and Chester avenue Free.
Meeting of 1'aMjuiik avenue nutlness
Men's Association, Passvunk avenuo and
Moore street. Free
Meeting of Vtllnomlng lmprntement
Association, Toomey's Hall, 3320 Van Kirk
street. Free.
t'aptsln Donslrt TlinnipJon tlioivk irar
pictures of Itussla Union League Mem
ber. Addrm, .Vlajnr l.enrrnl Charles M.
Clement, American Society of civil Engi
neers, 1317 Spruce street Members
Aliuual banquet, llj Business Club,
Adelphla Hotel.
Concert. Boston .sjinplionj Orrhetlra,
Academy of Music AdmUslon charge.
'Meeting, sisterhood of Keneteth Israel,
Broad and Columbia avenue. Free.
"tVlmt the Hvnngogu Means to Ynu,
symposium, Adalh Jeshurun Assembly,
Broad street above Diamond, Free.
Lerture. "HuiiMtilne and Awkwardness,
by Strickland Olllllaii. Association' Hall,
oVmnnlown. Admission charge.
feO-v-
MHS. WILLIAM I, M'l.KAN
MASKED BALL AT
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Jewish Auxiliary lo Hold Affair
Nnxl Month Sewing Club En
tertained Today
iiwlint of Hie Ladkr VuMlliM "t the
Ifni'li Peoples Belief of Amerlia was held
on Thuisdav exenlng at the hnine of Mrs
M l.enf lJOo Ninth Franklin street, when
pi epilations it ere msde f,,r a masked ball,
whl'h will be held at the cadcnn of Music
next month 'Ihe committee of the Ladles
ViiMllan Is made up of Mrs Lenf, chalunan ;
Mr Ma7ei, vtm lull man. Mrs Uoldberg,
ti'asurtr, and Miss Billev, secielarj
lrr J tin, of Vorth Firth rtreet will
entertain the sewing lull of which she Is a
member this afternoon.
Mrs Marshall, of Cist Montgoinerv ave
nue. Ins as her guct fm a fortnight Mis
Flanlev Ciaston, of Washington. t "' While
here Mrs. Carton will be pxtentiwli nter
talned Miss Uaretle Beininn, of t.UT North
Fcienth street is rpcndlng mver.il llas vis
iting In New York.
Mls'i rtuildv Schodskv of New "i ork. Is
spending seveial weeks visiting Miss Mlnnlo
hherniaii of 717 North Fifth street
Mr ami Mrs. Colleen of IS?? North Frank
lin stieet announce the engagement of their
diughtei MlFR'He.itilte 1 olteeu lo Mr W II
Ihm Piessniap
Mrs 1, Lamont of t ifth street and Glrard
ivenue, entertained bcr five hundred club nn
Siturdii afternoon
vilss Sim u m-miIhi. of sixlb and 1 homp
son rreei s t.penipug two weeks vlsPIng
lelaiivc In Heading.
fhein hy MnneHu,
MUS. EDWIN IIOENER
A teccnt blide. who will lie remem
bered as Miss Repina Senger, of 111
South Forty-third street. Mrs.
Hocner is now living at 111 South
Forty-ninth sticet.
Will Give Dance Tonight
at Rittenhouse Hotel
Mr and .Mrs Joseph Loilgan and Mi J'd
waid Kives mo giving .1 dune this tuning
at the latteiihoiiso Hotel for the henellt of
St Lron.udK lioldeu .liililleo Fund Vlr
Flank Haves, who is 11 number "f tin ,M
ferson Hospital Cult 3S, will tnteitaiu I ll
of tho men of his milt at the daiuc
The pioitcds of the affair, which pioiin-e
to bo a great silicesH, will ne donated to the
energetic team of woikeia wli ,uv being
captained bv Mrs. Thoinaa F. lluntei
OtlieiB who nre Interested In thn dance
am Mrs James A Miiudy, Mis. M V. 11
McMkhaii. Miss Itosalln McMiihan. Ml
Irene Biadfnid, MIsh Hlizabeth McManus,
Mlsa Helen Kell. Miss Lleauor McFaddcn.
Mlfs Phllomena Johaiiii, Miss Mary Pevlne,
Miss F.leannr Hoban, Mi" Ilosallo Iloli.in.
Miss Virginia Mcdrath. Miss Mary Kelley.
Miss Maile Camblos. Miss Hallln Finck, MKs
Martina Kills. Miss Cleanoro Logue, Miss
Kuth W.ilch, Miss (irrtrudo Cronin ami Jllss
Patrlila Cnsij
LJl " Tenlght at 8, So to I)
Naval and Military Week!
"On the High Seas"
W. J. (Sailor) REILLY
I. Malre CUIIither . l.ew Brl u nnd Br
Twins, Ilsrry Cooper, others.
Mi-rritOPOLiTAN opkiia nousn
MF.TROl'OI.lTAN OI'KHA t'OMPANY, .V T
tomorrow- Saint Elizabeth .,, M"
NIGHT AT Time Mere
Mnies Esston. Matteiiaur. MM. Whltehlll. Leon
rd. nujsUel. SVhlrgcl Conductor, Mr. Dct.n.ki.
t,els. H" Chestnut ht, Wtlnut 4i ; ftsee ST.
i iTTI, EILAbT weisk. uvijy, 8i3o.
L JiinATnu "The HoneiWon"
17th 1 Pe Lney Comedy by Arno'd Bennett
Phone lc MH Author of "Mlffonr,
Kt Wek 'The Doctor's Pemmt"
.- A C"IMr MATINRK TODAY
CASINO The Golden Crook
w.mut 8ti Bt. -with Billy Arlington
"" MISS EVA BOOTH
8ALVATION ARMS' AUDITORIUM
ORTH BROAD 8T. 4. FAIRMOUNT AVK.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 8th, g p, 41.
Trwadev.,,. ROZELL
I
AFAnEW'lILIj conccrl will be given this
evening In the Orace Bantlrt Temple,
Hrod and Perkn ftrectr, by Mr. Clsrence
IJevolds, the organist, who vvlll leave shortly
to live in Denver. Col. Mr Hej nobis vvlll
be nrr!trd on thn preprint by Mr Henri
Inoll
Vixlllarv No ?:i of the lied Crops, which
nieetn nil day Thurrdsy In the nptlst Tem
ple Increwrcd Its membership from (10 to
TOO In tho recent Ited Crots csmpalrn to
ferurn new members Surgical dressings,
horpltal nnd Knitted garments are all conn
Pleted In the workrooms of the Temple, Mrs.
Margaret Herbert Is chairman Mrs. Jsne
Mitchell, vlco chairman Mrs Homer V
Toulon tecretarv. and Mrs Harry John,
treasurer
The members of the Ol-ilax Club, n group
of expert bridge plavers. for threo jears luve
been having pleisant afternoons at the garni
during; tho winter and have been devoting; the
amount contributed nt the meetings to the
'ducitlnit of to bon at Chrlft School, In
Arden, x c This afternoon tho hosiers
will bo Mrs Fdmund N l.lpplncott. and her
guests will Include Mrs 3 H I'lamer. Mrs
Henry Mielp. Mrs flrorco User. Mrs. Folev,
Mis i; Leslicr, Mrs Young, Pi Laura Car
nell, Mrs Madelrlne Uevlne, Mia A C, Van
Pr Voort. Mrs Wllmer Krupen, Mr Harry
T Slddens, Mrs Troth, Mrs Hutton. Mrs
Ktjei Mrs Prink Mnriln, Mrs lleicer ami
JlrF. Halt:
Mrs f-ainuel Abrams of fil." North Light
eeiitb street gave ,i luncheon followed bv
irds todsv Her guests were luembeni or
her i aril club and Included Mr.s John illb
saii Miss Llla Karnes Mis Frank Paul Mr
Wlllnm II Morrison. Mrs Hanj II Parker
Mrr ! ,1 Mdlialne Vlrs I. liehrliig It-irk
ness Mrs Ilaker. Mrs Wlllhm 11 .luiih
kurlh and Mis Frank liasMII
Tomorrow morning at 11 o clock there will
be n tnerlnl meeting nf the Ited Cross aut
lllaiy of the Temple Fnlversltv Woman's
riub at the Liw School Dulldlng, Sixteenth
and Kansom streets, when Miss F,llr.abeth
Psher, who han lust returned from Armenia,
villi tell of her experience In that country
Mlrs Fhna Worthlngtnn. of IJJ! Wept
Somerset street, will entertain at luncheon
and bridge tomorrow Her guerts will li
the members of her card club
Mi ami JIrs riiarles ,t .Stern hsvc r.
turned from Atlantic City to their home, ".010
Vorth eighteenth street. They were tlv
guests of Mr. and Mr. Kmanuel C Wolf
Mis L A Kind entertained the members'
of the Charity Card Club nt luncheon todi
Mrs Itobert tlladfolter. Mrs. Harry Wulters,
Mrs Charles Howell, Mrs Annie 12 Wade.
Mrs Harry Horeau, Mrs Harry Itemsen,
Mrs Itlchird Hoy, Mrs Hiram V Miller
and Mrs Luiil'o Fotls
Mrs S alter Scott, of 1C07 Montgomery
avenue, will tutertnln the members of her
eird club at luncheon nml cards on Friday
There was an Interesting; inecthiR of the
Cadet Medical Corps, of Temple I nlverslty
In thn forum on Saturday afternoon, when
addresses were made bv Majors Oarrett
and Charles I'odninn and l'r Charles
S'ajous All tho members of tho faculty In
tho medical, dental and pharmaceutical de
partments of the university havn been In
structed In the drill work of the Fnlted Mates
military camps, and meetings will ho held
four times a week to drill tho students, so
that as soon as each class In graduated the
men will be ready for service Saturdaj's
meeting was tho opening1 one of the course.
The boldlers' c'hrlstnias Fund Committee
of the Ihirtv-thliil and lhirtv-lxth dlvl
slons of the Nineteenth Ward, received from
Ihe patilotlc tltlzena of the tun dlvlsons
K'"ll, and expended the amount In pur
chasing pajamas, woolen socks, fountain
pens, wrl't watches, woolen sweateis, sheep,
lined motcnsliis, clgvrs, tobacco, FaTetv
laiors, service handkerihlefs, Turkish
towels and various llttlo necessities for the
boxes sent to the men from the section In
the arms and navs
Tho servco men In the two divisions are
Mr James h Pnugheitv, Mr Charles llaer,
Mr (leorge V Morris, .Mr Joseph Ldgar. Mr
Mbert lining;, Mr Harry Dosha. Mr Charles
Wkker, Mr lfred Turner, Mr. 1 dward
Sthrelei, Mr llitiiM lilnkeslev, Mr Wlllln.ni
CimnhiBhain, Mr llrnnt Mllh.iu, Mr Ilairv
Mehans, Jlr Louis Iteinecke, Mr William
llftiiff, Mr Andrew Strang, nt Camp Meade,
Mr Attliur II Hover, Mr oscar C lloyer.
Mi Holier! Kendlg, Mr Harry I I.assner,
CHESTNUT ST. 0PEBft
HOUSE
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HI IlITI ION MKhflt!" flllTIERT
KAitF.ws'.i.t vvi:i:k
NIGHTS, $1.50, 1, 7f)C, B0c
MATS.. $1.00, 7ne. 50u
n.SCl'.PTIMI HAICrtPAJH
MATS. WED., FRIDAY & SAT.
SPECIAL SHOW
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OF
FRIDAY WONDERS
mat vvnnk -,vMriti:u
V 1STKR IIAU1IKN 8CLVKSS
PASSING SHOW OF 1917
LYRIC" "4....,
LAST 8 CHANCES
TO SUE
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK in
"HITCHY-KOO"
w 1th
l,KON ERROL, IRENE BORDONI
ltn' 10 Mnrtlnttl JowphIn MMttell, Slla
jsn fi"0 Mourt Am A. Wtnthrcp, theri
POP. MAT. WED.
BEST SEATS, $1.50
Nut Week liONAMJ HRIAN In Her Rglmnt
BROAD-fonight , Rl,.
OTIS SKINNER
in FiftMh Tarklnctcn'B Jojoub Comedy
MISTER ANTONIO
Hrl SMte II f,0 at Toputar Wed Mt,
('ARRiniC I.lnilted Lngigement
Vtrtivivivjiv nif(i s ,, Mti. Wi. Sit.
TUB COMEtlV nf T1IRIU.S AND LAUOIIS
TurnRtht
BEST 4 1 AT POrUI.AH I
SEATH P ' WEPNIjBDAT MATI.VEB
VrRRI5sT W8T "-' wUbks. J:,,,. a,,5i
1' UnftU3 1- Mitlnee, Wed. t Bit., a. 15.
11; WARFIELD
in THE MUSIC MASTER
"2TTIAND atn- A, l Vininio. K. of Broid
n i. rwM- u KvunvBODv bhovld fek
Marguerite Clark -lljn,n.AK1I.
srECIAL SIVSICM4 FKATVItE.1 ALL WBEK
NIXON
62DM-VnKKT
b, T n4 0
5 Great Acts 5
WA1.LACH llEID In
".NAN OF MUSIC
MOUNTAIN"
1 flCTlST 62D AN0 LOCUST STREETS
L,JVjUOi Mill. 1 :M. .1 .10. KMi.UiSOtoll
KIRST TIIK IN WEST PIIILA.
Cicraldine Farrur ln "ri,3 UHE..
BOSTON
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TONIGHT
MQKDAr BVRNleiO.
JANUART T. at 8lVt .'
Mr. JertmUfi Custer. Mr Chirleii II. Hll
Mr. JUrry Weber .Mr Walter Qearryv
nussell ntrtnn. Mr Wllllim Hollerinr'.'Cl
Hancock: Mr. Frank Hotnfr. Mr.. ElmiSj
Calhoun. -Mr. Joseph W. Cilhoun, Wttyi
Tv.ira nooae, vviiganicKon uarracKR,,
Jnmen rroctor. Kackett Harbor! Mr Ot
Miner.. Rockefeller Institute; Mr. E4
i. vVacncr. Cainn Oreene; Mr. Jamei'J
Tort Oslethotpet Mr Jfttnea Whltely.,1
Hospital I nit No 34: Mr. Elmer B.
berge, Kranen Hxpeilltionary Forcesf.dl
jonn norn. itoek inatia Arsenal, rarmenfl
Mr. Nelson Ithlneliart, l'- 8, B ClevelM
Mr. John K. Hoyd, Mr rtasmond Orasber
ratlin .lopenh K. Johnson. Fla. : Mr. D8
J Fay. fainp Lee. Va. ; Mr. Ra-nion4 Cr1
ford, C.inip Iosan. Tex.: Mr. Joieph DojJJ
American Expeditionary Force's. Franco'l.lSf
John Sweenv. 1m redo. Ter : Mr. IlajmBri-- '
Nce, Mr, William I.ee. Mr Herbert HI J,l
tins. Mr Charles Holland and Mr. Chartt "V '
names. tip , .
The thirty-fifth Christmas enttrtalnnto
of the- Falrhlll Flrpt-Day School waa heKTI
the MeetlnK House. Ocrniantown avenue,
Cambria street The program included
eral sketches. "Ailnl Pahrlna's Chrlstmifts.'OT
hv flKH fllennor Oraves'fi class: "The Pacito'S
sge rarty," by little tots In the class Vijp J&j
Mlfs Orace Oraves; "The Lost renKniwv
The rtlvver Pnitv. "Around tho Cam?i
Fire" nnd 'I.lvelv Letters I,t Loose." TsV,
affair was uronouncen puccess, me periorsji..),- .
eri Impersonatltnt the various cliaractej4f;j
with merry 7esi, iiecnnnnns ere n w;;(m
Miss Ruth Kuhn. Mls .Marie illicit, rj
ii.d r,u. Mi rutliirlnn Iluc-h. Miss I'.dnafl
Austin find Mr. Alfred Mnjor. &$
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