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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 0. 1018
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
SOUTH PHILADELPHIANS El
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Moin Line Red Cross Does Wonderful Wnvir nnr
A
Musicale and Dance for Quaker City Ladies M
f Show Will Be Held in Rose Gardens of Bellevue-
Club at Hotel Walton Knights of Columbia,,; '! "
Hold Army and Navy Nights
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LllH. aconat: iv. kexdiuck; 3d,
W you know, Is chairman of tlio wool
leeniltteo of tlio Main Uno branch of Uio
African Kod Cross. At the mooting held
he other day elio reported that they had
turned in -UUU gnrmenes in ihu iaoi .iu
CMwks It socmi 10 mo nine answers ma
LuMtlon. "Docs It pay to knlt7"
If Mrs. Joseph V. Pago la tho btibclialrman
f this committee and tlio gins who uis
Jrihute tho wool and collect articles nre
j,ElMnor Douuhcrty, Ethel Townsend, Ethel
i, ..Mtings, Edith Collins, Martha Obor-
f .....,- Mnrirarct Chrystlo and Miss lion.
iin nf Itrvn Murr Collcee.
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j. Bomo of tho members of this committee
,lje Intcrcsteu in a mrgo iiiusa-nieviniK
,'trhlch Is to bo held In tho Masonic Hall, In
5 irdmore. on January 1C, when Captain
pter Latham will spook. There will be
? tongs by n double quartet composed of tho
if following men: John Joyce, Howard fcta-
vers, Joseph w. Sliannon, l'Touenci; L.
Bally, T. Mitchell Hastings, Georgo Orr,
v Clarence Gardiner and Timothy Uorrta, ac
u eompanied by Armltt IJrown.
Mrs. T. Mitchell Hastings, of Haver-
ford, li In charge, and under hor direction
1 ill the mon of baso hospital unit No,
K 20 havo been fully equipped with woolens,
-' and tho eighty women belonging to tho unit
l have received nil their woolen garments,
I with the exception of helmets.
J. Tou know, tho Main Line branch has Just
f completed Us membership drive and col
i lected 8000 new members, besides 1700 re-
tievvnla. Just think of It! Ono of tho
workers told me that they averaged two
members to every houso from Ardmoro to
Vlllanova. Somo membership that! 'Women
certainly do lenow how to work!
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E HUMAN beings nro funny things,
aren't we? Wo fuis and fume, and
f when we hear tho Metropolitan Is going to
V give "I'aust" or "I'agllacci wo say, "Kor
i goodness sake, why on earth don't they
gHe us ono of tho new operas hero?" And
' then when they give us a magnificent per
i formanee In point of real music nnd cc-
qulslto Hccnery, such ns Liszt's "St. Eliza
I belli" last night, because It's nil beautiful
I and puro and high, and there's no special
t plot nnd no hectic loo scenes, we don't
i Uko It. .Still I do think tho audience did
j appreciato tho tableaux, but I doubt. From
'tho general attitude of the house, which
. clapped and applauded through one of tho
mot beautiful bits of orchestration, be
. ttveen tho third nnd fourth tableaux, nnd
i was only stopped by the hissing of tho
$ Opera Club, It "St. Elizabeth" will bo wel-
; corned hero again. Tney can taiK an tney
f llko about wanting new things, but they
want tlio old ones tnoy Know oy neart anu
J that havo regular tunes.
Some of tho boxes wcro empty last night,
but many of the regular operagocrs were
there. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Cnner, Jr.,
' were with tho Hamilton Colkets Uytendalo
looking extremely well In n crimson frock.
Edith Wayno Rldgway Mso wore an old
shade of crimson velvet nnd tulle, which
was perfectly lovely nnd wonderfully be
coming. Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, who
was In the Stotesbury bov, wore a gown
of bright green satin nnd a black paradlso
In her hair. Mrs. Georgo Tales Baker wore
handsome gown of black, nnd Mrs. Madi
son Taylor, who was In the Baker's box,
was In gray.
There wcro soldiers nnd naval olllcers,
marines and reserves scatteied through
tho audlenco as usual, and though every
single scat was not filled, It was what might
be called n decidedly brilliant houso.
ONE of our worthy war works Is being
undertaken by the Order of tho lted
Star. And It Is a decidedly practical as
well as sentlmontal one, Tho Order of
the Bed Star Is a companion philanthropy
to tho Bed Cross, but Its helpfulness Is
directed to the succor of tho dumb beasts
which servo our nrmlcs In war. Tho local
' branch of tho order Is planning a dog show
for Saturday afternoon and evening of
this week In the Roso Garden of tho Belle
vue Stratford. Proceeds will bo for ths
L benefit of a fund to purchaso an am
v hulance for the war zone to caro for battle.
' strlckea animals. Philadelphia Inter
ested In tho work of tho S. P. C. A. will
naturally desire to aid in the good work of
? relieving tho suffering of man's dumb her
vltors and friends. For wo must not forget
the services of tho faithful horses and dogs
of the war zone. The little Bed Cross dog,
who hunts the living among tho dead and
tho horse who bears his rider Into tho
midst of tho smoko and shell of battle.
Should wo refuse to help them? I think
not, indeed,
AND now we havo moro weddings on the
tapis. There's Sarah Nellson, whose
engagement to Lieutenant Crawford Ma-
. delra was announced a little more than a
month ago. Sarah Is tho only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nellson, of 1926
Pine street and St. Davids. Her mother
was Clara Rosengartcn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rosengarten and a sister
of Mrs. AV. W. Atterbury, George, Adolph,
Joe and Fritz Rosengarten. Her father Is
an ofllcer In tho Pennsylvania Railroad.
' He Is the son of the lato Mr. Thomas Nell
son and Mrs. Nellson, who was Miss Sarah
Claypoole Lewis, and for whom Sarah is
named. His brothers aro Dr. Tom NcllBon,
Billy and Fred Nellson, and his two sis-
ters aro Miss Emma and Miss Mary Nell
son. So you see Sarah Is well "uncled"
and "auntsd."
The wedding will take place on Saturday
I of next week, January 19, and Jean Thomp.
' son Thayer will be matron of honor and tho
only attendant. Lieutenant Edward W.
t Madeira win be best man, nnd Lieutenant
Harry R. Nellson. Sarah's brother; Lieu-
0- tenant Frederick Drayton, Lieutenant John
f B. Thaver. 3d. Sir. Francia C. Grant and
S'f1 Mr. Louis C, Madeira. 3d, will be the ushers.
Tho wedding will take place in St. Mar-
.'.tin's EDlscoual Church, at Radnor, and
'i . thnra tl'lll V... n HAAArtllAM nAAmmv At (1,A
Neiieons' country .homo at Radnor. And
-' Lieutenant Madeira and his bride will live
(Mar tho camp whero lie Is stationed,
NANCY "WYNNE.
Social Activities
tl rJIrs. Clinton. Bogora xyoodruff has returned
te'her; home,' IS19 Spruce tret, ,from Lan-
bo glad to hear ho 1ms recovered from his
recent lllnoas and Is convalescing at his
Jpartment at tho Wellington. Nineteenth arid
Walnut streets.
Mis. Ocorgo Falcs Baker loft today for
Lnkewood to stay until Saturday. Whllo
there Mrs. Haker will gle a l.irgo enter
tainment on Friday evening for tho bencllt
of tho district nurs
Mrs. Henry S. Jcanes and MIfs Mnrgarctta
Jenncs will not receUa tomorrow nftcrnoon
owing to a recent death In tho family.
Mrs. Paul Caspar, of Pittsburgh, returned
to her homo yesterday after spending a
vrck with Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Acornley, nt
COS South Fifty-second street. Mrs. Cas
par camo here to Uslt her son, Mr. Elmer
J. Caspar, who Is a sailor on an American
warship nnd who has been stopping In this
city for several days.
Tho Delta Beta Bho Fraternity elected
ofllecrs for this jear nt the clubrooms of tlin
rniiauelphla Chapter at 1518 Pino treet on
Monday evening. Those chosen wcro Mr.
Francis A. Kccgan, president; Mr. Harold
J. Wlegand, lce president! Mr. Anthony II.
Finch, treasurer, nnd Mrs. Frnncls A
O'Malley, tecretary. I'lans wero discussed
for raising n sen Ice flag In honor of tho
twenty-eight members of tho fmtirnlty In
United States military service.
Mrs. Joseph E. I'apermnn, of C12C I.ans
downe avenue, Ovcrbrook, has left for a trip
sno win stop at Olean, s, Y to lsit hir
brother, and nt Niagara Falls nnd Buffalo.
Kilo will also stop nt Boston, where slio will
visit her slstcr-ln-Iaw, Mrs. S. Tobln,
A pretty wedding was solemnized at thu
homo of Rabbi B. I.. I.cUntlut, TIG iin
street, when Miss Len.i tlrcenblatt, of Z030
North Thirty-second street, was married lu
Mr. Herman Clold, on Tuesday cenln, .Ta,i
uary 1. Alter tho teremony the brldegioom
and brldo left for Atlantic City, and upon
their icturn will llvo nt 2030 North Thlrtj
tccond btreet
IAlllanco Francalso held Its t-einlniontlily
meeting at the Acorn Club, 1C18 Walnut
street, on Monday evening, nt S o'clock. Pro
fessor Olroud presided us usual nnd intro
duced tho speaker of tho ocnlng, M. Anatol
I.o Ilraz. Since announcements had been
sent out that Monsieur I.o Braz had cboson
for his subject "La Cluorrc." It wns not Bur-
prising that tho meeting was exceptional!'
well attended. After tho lecture n light sup
per was served In an adjacent room
Tho music coinnittteu of the I'hllnmuslati
Club gae an operatic costume recital at the
clubhouso on Monday cenlng.
Mrs. Edward Philip Ljnch, who Is ihalr
inan of the music committee, was In charge
of tho entertainment, which was most en
joyable. A great many members nnd their
guests wero present. The artlnts were Mario
Ladun Plersol, soprano, nnd W. Burton Pier
sol, baritone. They wcro accompanied by
Mary Miller Mount, at tho piano.
Miss Marlon Sadler has icturned to hit
hoinn after spending tho week-end In Had
donlleld as tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin LacKy.
Miss Emma I'. Weudcl, of 1D32 North
Broad street, will entertain tho members of
her card club on 'Wednesday afternoon.
Among tho guests will bo Miss Kathrjn Mc
Dowell. Miss Estello Keller. Miss Snrah Bin
cken, Miss Lola Black, Miss Knthryn West,
Miss Loulso Soulas and Miss Mao Mersig.
Miss Hazel Aarons has returned to Welles
ley College after spending the vacation with
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Max N. Aarons, M
1931 North Broad street.
Miss Florence Koch,. of 193S Noith llioad
street, has returned to Washington, where
she attends Cathedral School, nfter spending
tho holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert J. Koch. Miss Koch had ns her
guest Miss Virginia Meyer, of Mauch Chunk
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE
IN RIDLEY PARK
Juniors of Morton-Rutledge Wom
an's Club Will Give Play for
Red Cross Branch
A subscription danco will be glteu In tho
Bldley Park Auditorium on Safi-day eo
ning, January 19. Tho proceed! -111 bo
deoted to tho Bldley Park brand, of tho
Camp Flro Olrls Miss Ethel White Is presi
dent of this, and Miss Winifred Moan, se
cretary. A delightful subscription dancu v.ia held
In tho Auditoilum at Bldley Park i.n Satur
day cenlng. Een tho coldest of weather
cannot Keep oung pcoplo away fiom a good
time, and thero were lota of them at the
affair. During the evening liorna and other
small favors wero distributed among tho
guests, and ery good "eats" wcro served.
Mrs. Charles O. Hetzel had charga of tho
dance and she was assisted by Mrs. Joseph
A. McIIenry nnd Mrs. William ( Huston,
of Norwood. Among those who attended tho
dane'e wero Mls.s Elizabeth H. Buse, Miss
I.oulso Furst, Miss Miriam Stull, Miss Brown,
Miss Elizabeth I.ul.ens, Miss Alma Case, Miss
Helen Hays, Miss Francos Hall, Miss Mil
dred Bhodes. Miss Helen Ulckley, Miss
Winifred Sloan, Miss Ethel White, Miss
Helen White, Miss Sarah White, Miss
Jcanetto Hays. Miss Anna Maude Balsley,
MM Elolso Hollls, Miss Gertrude Kills, Miss
Edith DKon, Miss Poole, Miss Dorothy Chest
nut, Miss Beatrice Butman, Miss Florence
Blghter, Mr. Maynard Poole, Mr. Charles
Taylor, Mr. Bobert Howarth, Mr. Edward
Shaw, Mr. James Campbell, Mr. Smedley
Waid, Mr. John Blackwell, Mr. John McCain,
Mr. Ernest Hetzel, Mr. Cummins, Mr. Lewis,
Mr. Park Culbert Mr. Frank Cllvcn. Mr.
Flank Michel, Mr. Clyde, Mr William Pen
fleld and Mr. Jack Hummel.
A number of people from Philadelphia,
Lansdowne, Swarthmore, Chester and other
neighboring towns wero thero. They In
cluded several men In uniform homo on fur
lough. Mr. Byland Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugeno B. Carter, has arrived safely In
Franco.
Mr. Frank Zeiss, Jr., of Oakmont, nr
rled homo tho early part of the week for
a short furlough. II Is stationed nt a
southern training camp.
The Juniors of the Morton-Itutledgo
Woman's Club will glvo a play in the But
ledge Borough Hall on Saturday evening,
January 19. The proceeds from this affair
ate to be given to the Bed Cross -and
mergency Aid branches out there.
Last Wednesday tho Woman's Uulld, In
Aldan, held a meeting at which the officers
for the .coming year were elected. Mrs.
Bobert Scott is president! Mrs. Albert E.
Bender, vice president; Mrs. William J.
Sloan, Jr., secretary nnd Mrs, Clark,
treasurer.
The youngsters' dancing class, which usu
ally meets' ev-ery other Friday In the Bldley
Park Auditorium, will not have a meeting
till the end of January on account of the
extremely cold weatl-v.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hetzel gave a
small dinner at the Union League on New
Year's Day. Their guects were Mr. and Mrs.
a. Hetzel Atherholt, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo
W. Atherholt, Miss Helen Atherholt, Miss
Carrie Hetzel, Miss Anna Hetzel, Mrs, John
Pomeroy nnd Mr, Blchard Pomeroy,
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SEEK WARMTH OP
SOUTHERN COAST
West Philadelphiuns Leave City to
Occupy Cottages at Miami,
Kin.. Until Easter
MM M.iilim Ilenleko utul Miss Me? lten
leke. of 32S South Fortv-slxth strtet with
their grandfather, Mr. William .Mc-Mullln. left
this ilty List week for Ml.inil. l'l.i Mr
McMullln has taken n cottage there nnd thej
expect to remain until E.itcr Both Miss
AUco Bcnickv and Miss "Marlon Ituiileko nro
ery ncllvu members of thu l'riUliait Chap
ter of tlio Bed floss.
Miss Murgaiet Maiy Maker iiitertalned n
few of her friends on Tliursd i uftcriioon.
The guests, who amused tlumeUes with
knitting and ti.i, included Mls Mary Cnrr,
Miss t-'nlnmo Hale. M'ss I'uns: nee Hums.
Miss A in Ienne, -Mlt-s Clc.inor MiCarey,
itliss ltegln.i IIulKIo, Miss .lean Uaslnnd,
Miss Anna 1'as.slily, Miss Mniginel Mlset and
Miss Helen Qulnn.
Mr. mid Mr. I'crej '. Bwciibiig. fonneilj
of Foit-nlnth nnd Walnut kt reels, aio now
llUng hi tlielr new home nt Slxt -ninth nnd
West Chester road.
Mr. John W. Au Baud, of S!1J I.nreh
wood aenue. had a large tuiiillj leunlon
during tho holldajs. Ills daughter mid i-ou-In-law,
Mr. and Mrs. William Washburn, and
tlielr four children, from Pittsburgh, wrn
among tho guests. Othei.s liuluilfd Mr. nnd
Mis. Frank F. Thompson, Miss (brtriule Au
Baud nnd MM Augusta An Baud
Miss Jano Eglln, of 23S South Foitj-seiond
street, gnvo a family dinner p.uty during
tlio holidays. Her piesls liu hided Dr. nnd
Mrs. Arrhbald Eglln and Mastei Anhlbald
ErI'.ii, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M Eglln and
Miss Frances nnd Master Blllj Eglln, Mr.
William C. L. "Cglln nnd Mil-. Jaxld Home,
formerly of Ilnnlsburg,
Miss Mabel Euccarenle, of 1941 Ilazfl no
nuc, entertained the Alpha Chapter of tho
Phi Delta Psl Soroiity at her home ut lunch
on Saturday afternoon. Her guists wero Miss
Catharine Becker, Miss Helen Chatham, Miss
Ermn Glower, Miss Mildred Conrey, Miss
Elsa. Cross, Miss Margaret Ktlmore, Mlis
Jenebello Harkins, Miss Buth Mjlln, Jlis.
LpwIs Street, Miss Marian WIIILims Miss
Estelle Wood, Miss Catharine O'Xell, Miss
Mnry Wogan nnd Miss Kuo I.uccarenle.
Card Party and Sale for
Benefit of Woman's Hospital
A card party and sale of fancy article.',
candles and cakes will bo held at tho Acorn
Club, 1618 Walnut street, today, at 2
oMoek, The proceeds me for the benefit of
tho Woman's Hospital, Twentv-second btreet
and North College avenue. Uho social Hrv
Ico department Is In charge. Since tho be
ginning of tho war demands on the Woman's
Hospital havo been unusually heavy. Tha
hospital cares solely for slek women nnd
chl'dren, and an unusually largo number of
patients have lately been treated as tho
result of breaking up of homes, following
tho departuro of hu.sbands and fnllieis for
war service.
The social i-ervlco depaitment bus en
larged Its activities by constant visits to tho
homes of discharged patients, for tlio pin
poso of toting ihat the conditions of health
and pioper living nro caied for. These min
istrations aro under direct charge of trained
nurses, cperloncul In all lines of social serv
ice work. Tho Woman's Hospital Is under
great financial strain, coping with the emer
gencies constantly arising, nnd Is in ltnl
need of assistance.
MRS. BENJAMIN HARRIS
Whobe mnrriaKo took place on De
cember 23. Mr. and Mrs. Harris
have returned from a Vedding" trip to
Sulphur Springs,. .Va'., and nre at
bomV at f18.i North ThUty-flrst.
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M1SS KDlTil EAllLi: (Above) MKS. GILBERT MATHER (Above)
MRS. LAWRENCE D. 1IEGGS (Iielow) MRS. J. M. PATTERSON, 2D (Below)
Bride of next month nnd her four married sisters, who will bo members
of the hritltil putty.
RETURNS TO CAMP
AFTER FURLOUGH
New Jersey Red Cross Branches
Have Large Increase of Mem
bership After Drive
EDfiEWATEIl PARK Lieutenant Wauo
I'atton has returned to camp utter n fui
lough of ten ilajs whleh ho spent with his
mother, Mrs Emma Pattern, on Clltt lam
Mr. IJurton l lll.ilr, who Is spending sev
oral mouths nt the Lincoln In Philadelphia,
was tho guest of Ml. and Mrs. J. C. CSlll on
Sunday lit tlielr home, Holt-Wilson.
Mrs. Samuel A. .N'edlch has returned homo
nfter spending tin days ut tho Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City.
Mrs. '. H. ClnikFoii and Jlls Theresa
Cl.iik.son hao returned to Spruco Acre after
a few days' visit ut tho Hotel Dennis, At
lantic Clt.
MOOltESTOW.V Mrs. Anna Wlllcts has
announced tho engagement of her daughter.
Miss Martha Wlllcts, to Mr. Willi im Hojt,
who Is now with the F S. Aviation Corps.
-Mrs Buy Sutton Is entertaining her bioth
r, Mr. Edward Jleyers, of Boston, Mass,
BEVEItLY Mr. and Mis. P. T. McLaugh
lin, of Broad street, uio cnteitalnlug Mr. nnd
Mrs. Herbert Luieaux, nf Philadelphia.
Dr. and Mrs. Herlxit Conic havo returned
from Albany, JV. y, vvhero they havo boon
xlsltlng nt tlio homo of Mis. Guy Smith.
Fifteen thousand members wero secured
In Burlington County for tho Christmas Bed
Cross membership drive.
Mrs. Jacob Hue, nf Walnut lane, left
for a fortnight's ls' with her daughter.
Mrs. Louis Uran, of New York.
Mr. Henry c Hlalr will leave for tho
est Indies In a frvv dajs to bo gono for
several months.
Di:LA.VCO Mrs. Thomas llagstoz Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Hairy Askln-, In
New York for a few dajs.
Mrs Jan Vun Herwerden and her little
daughter, of Plalnfleld, N. J., uro tho guests
of Dr ami Mrs. Jones L. Cdu arils.
Tho Bev. (ieoigo w. Bidout. D. V., who
has made his homo lu Upland, Bid., for
several ears, was calling on month, heie on
Sunday Doctor Bidout was founeily pabtor
uf Dobbins Memorial Church Doctor Bid
out wlllgo to France as a secictaty of the
j . M. ( . A.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Leatlu-u huve re
fill md to their home In Tionton aftir .1
ten days' visit with Mis. Edward Powers, or
Walnut lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Edvvaid It. Huntei havo re
turned to Washington, D, C, after spending
the holldajs with .Airs. E. 11. Hunter on
Union lane.
BlVEllSIDC Mrs. M. A. Holler Is enter
taining Mr. and Mrs, Alfred P. Morgan, of
Los Angeles, Cat., for u fortnight.
Mr. John Graham, ef Cleveland avenue,
has enlisted in tho nmbulanco coips.
Tha Blveisldo and Delanco Bed Cross
branch during tho Christmas membership
drive secured 2200 members. This Is ono of
tho largest branches lu Burlington County,
having S304 members. One thousand four
hundred und tvvenly-flvo members weic en
rolled nt the Keystone watch case factory.
Mr and Mrs. e"harles Blder nro leeching
congratulations on the birth of a son
B1VEUTON Mr and Mrs. Bobert Blddlo
will leavo today for Hlbernla, Fla for n
three months' stav,
Mrs. Henry C. Blddlo Is at Montreal, Can.,
for a. month's stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Page.
Mr. nnd Mis Henry Mcltvalno Blddlo
urn spending several weeks In New York.
During the Chilslmas ill ho for new mem
bers 500 were enrolled
Mrs. William Kellle gave a dinner In honor
of her brrther, Lieutenant Thomas Ford, who
Is with tho Second Ontario Beglment In Can
ada.. Covers were laid for twenty guests.
Lieutenant Ford will leavo soon. This la tho
first tlmo In flvo yearn that ho has visited
his home here.
The marriage of Miss Leah Northwood and
Mr. Georgo D. Evaul Is nunounccd.
PALMYBA The Bed Cross branch has
Increased its membership by 297 members
during the Christmas membership drive.
Miss Dorothy Shatp has returned to El-mlra,-
N. Y., where she 3 attending college,
after spending the holidays at her homo hero.
Largely Attended Wedding
in Bridgeboro, New Jersey
BBIDaEBOBO. A pretty home wedding
took place at the home of Mr. an1 Mrs.
Janus Mitchell In Brldgubcro, N. J., when
their niece, M'ss Amelia Cumberland Han
son, became the bride of Mr. Baymond 3,
Anderson. The Itev. J. N. Morris, pastor of
the Methodist Church, officiated.
Harry Anthony, of Edgewater Park, plajed
the wedding march. Tho bride, who was
gIVen In marriage by her uncle, woro a. frock
of white georgette crepe, 'trimmed with laco
und pearls. Her tulle veil wuh held In placo
by a spray of orange blossoms and her bou
quet was of white orchids und lilies of the
valley. Miss Anna Hanson, a sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. Miss Clara Hun
son was bridesmaid.
Mr. Buesel Andtrson, a student of Wau-
leyan University, Mlddleton, Conn., attended
his brother is bent matt!
his
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CAVOUR CLUB HAS
TALENTED MEMBERS
Last Year's OUicers Re-elected
Unanimously for Management
of Organization for 1918
Tho favour Club closed ItH (list jear nf
oxlfcti ik'k with Fovcn successful entertain
ments. In thesu entertainments much talent
was brought out, which now pl.urs tho Ca
Vours mining tho leailem ns club entertainers.
The new jar program Includes tho woik
for which tho organization wus sturled:
Tho helping of the Italians in Philadelphia,
who cannot help themselves. At present
this will rom-Nt in filling out tho question
nalriH. The tvetllcijt work accomplished by tho
olllcus uf the club duilng tho last year ha.i
been leuarded by the members by re-election
to olllce without opposition. The olllcers
are as follows "
Mr. William S. lapetlnn, picsldent: Mr.
Henry A. MastluiigelM, llrst vice president;
Mr. Paschal Peters, second llco president;
Mr. Frank Mussey, recording secietary; Mi.
Joseph Dl Piano, corresponding t-ecrctaiy;
Mr. Alfred D'Esplnose, tlmincl.il secretary;
Mr. Nicholas V La t'.izl.i, tiensurer, and
Mr. Victor .T Feola, editor
'ihn iwecuthii conunlttuo Includes Mr.
Frank Musaey, Mr Nicholas V. La Fnzla,
Mr. David Depresby, Mr. Paschal Peters,
and -Mr. Victor J. Feola.
Literary committee Includes Mr. Paschal
Peters, Mr. Vlto Maprlzlo, Mr. Carl Scamu
fo, Mr Alfred IVEsplnose, nnd Mr. Heniy
Clfunl
"WHATS DOING
nQNOTLSS
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Cuniinetlrenient ecrel,f-i, l'flrrn School,
with address by Colonel Tlnodoio Booscvelt,
Acadcm) of Music. Invitation
I'lmt Uednekilav nlxlit orun miiolrale for
war i ollcf, ht Clement's Chinch, Twentieth
and Chcriy streets. Fiee.
MIIIIhtj rrrrnllon, rirrnn (iinird, Third
Pinusyhanla Infantry, Boosevelt. Members.
Liberty t'luli rl the Sernml Dltlnlnn of the
Fortieth Ward meets ut the homo of M. It.
Keffer, 1110 South Fifty-second street. Mem
beis. Chejiirj' training Tlionl for Teucherx.
Chejnoy, I'.i., public intethig, Wltherspoon
Hall Address by Oswald Cianlson Villard,
editor of the New York Evening Post, Ad
mission charge.
llrlll.h War Lxhlblt, Flmt Iteglment Ar
mory, In aid of tlifj'tirltlsli Belief Commltteo
of tho Emergtncy Aid and tho BrltlshWnr
Belief Fuiul nf Philadelphia. Admission
charge.
I.ttunilr tlnnert,' Exclinnrc dlnuer, Adrl
phla Hotel. -Members.
The Fathers' Aoi latlun, regular inonthl-r
meeting and election of oltlceis. Assembly
Hull, 451 I'rankford avenue. Members.
Automobile Srlioola of the Sprlnc (lurileii
Institute graduation oxcrclses. Broad and
Spring flnrilcn streets. Freu.
l'lillmlrlplihi bkntlng Club, annual dinner,
Boathouso How. Members,
1'orllrtli Street Ilulne Alcn's Atnocln
tlon, 7 South Fortieth street. Members.
IlrlUn-burc llualnrmi Anaorlutlun, ,li and
Thompson streets. Members,
County Mrilleut Society, Tvvriity-necond
and Ludlow streets. Members.
If. of P. Kplaeopal Slu.lonU' dinner und
Ifceptlon. Itoujlon Hall. Invitation.
Meeting nf North Krnalngton Ililnlnma
Men'a Association, McPhersnn 1'nrk Library
Building, Kensington und Indiana avenues.
Free.
Third Itrglment Vrtrrun tiunril lteccptlun,
Blttenhnuso Hotel. Invitation.
ACADHMY TUCHDAY, JAN. 15, at SilB.
IAN HAY .. "?0'
1A.V HAY HBITII
New Illuatrated lecture on Tho
I'rogreas of tho vr on lama
and on Bos.
CARRYING ON
Tickets, tl.BO to COe. Vox Ptata, J.
HIP CHE8TNUT 8T.
K' EITH'S I01?5! .ot 2B and 60a
' Tonlrht at 8, 5o to Jj
Naval and Military Week!
"On the High Seas"
V. J. (Sailor) REILLY
Ue Malre elallath.r : Lew I)r! o and Brr
Twlna, Harry Coopar; oth.rs.
Coming Next WeekElsie JaniB
TiTT T L El1'- Kvt..SlS0. Mat. Eat.
thbatkb "Tho Honeymoon"
Hlh D Lancey I Comedy by Arnold Bcnnatt
Phone Loc. 0641 I Author of "Mllton"
Nrt Wttk "Till: DOCTOn'B UiLgMMA"
r A CINtra MATINEM TODAT
CAS1NU The Golden Crook
w.iaut stb st. s,vjth Billy (ArHngton
r iYRTY tssuo. the dancer.
", Wltn THK I1EU
HELLO atHLS
Trockdero,
TUB LADY DfV.h!l .1 .
BWlViANEaW8 4 " --i
V
W--- T
'iivfr lm
&-frlo a
AN affair that Is causing considerable
il Interest among the women's flubs
throughout tho city Is the muslcalo nnd danco
that is being given by Mrs. Frank B. Stock
ley, of 1812 South Brond street, the entlro
proceeds of whleh will bo donated to the
war relief fund of tho Quaker City Ladles'
Motor Club, of whlcTi sho Is n xery active
member. This organization has given In
valuablo aid to tho bojs at Camp Dix and
ut Allcntown, nnd since November 1 over
flSOn worth of comforts, blankets, bath
robes, vvcater. helmets, wristlets, socks, pil
lows, itc, hao been taken nnd distributed
personally by the committee among tho men
ut these two cantonments. The members
meet reveral times every week to sew nnd
knit, and nt tho present time thero Is JSGO
worth of wool for free distribution among
the vv others to be made Into Very necessary
articles for the men In service. The fact
that many members of tho club havo ronn
and nepln-ws In tho service, two of whom nro
nt present with fiencral Pershing, Is re
sponsible In a measuro for tho unabated zeal
manifested by thn members In any affair that
lie-lps thn fund.
Tho muslcalo and ilnnrc which Mrs. Stock
ley has arranged will bo held on Filday
evening, January CS. in tho Hotel Walton,
nnd among tho nitlsts who will bo heard
that evening are tho Pennsylvania Male Quar
tet, Mlsa Margaret Keane, soprano, nnd Mrs.
'rank B. Stockier, reader. Tho members or
tho war relief commltteo nie Mrs. BIchaid
Y Filbert, president of the club; Mrs. Wil
liam Marshall, Mrs. Charles Longcope. Mrs.
William S Gemini, Mrs. Edward I). Hullovvell.
Mrs. S. A. McDougal. Mr. Edward Ileecher
Flnck nnd Mrs. Frank B. Stoekley Among
tho prominent club members who nto work
ing zealously for tho success of the affair
aio Mrs. (leorgo W. Young, Mrs. Ocorgo W.
Shlsler. Mrs. (Jccrge W. Dalesman. Mrs. S.
A. Bojd, Mrs. Clarence Kualer. Miss Lena
Wagner, Mrs. Ceorgo C. J. Fleck, Mrs J. II.
Coolcy. Mis. John II. Holmes, Mrs. Lewis
Cave, Mrs. Clarence May, Mrs. J. Stewart,
Mrs. Lewis Beading and Mrs. Samuel Whan.
Two days of every week tbeso women work
making blanket robes for tho soldiers, and
during the last months more than COO of these
lobes havn been made nnd distributed. This
week a friend of one of the members bus
donated tho usa of her largo home, In which
there uro Fovoral sewing machines, and the
workers will give three days' work nt her
Invitation.
A splendid work that ban been going on
during tlio last two months Is the, army and
navy nights that aio being given by tho
arlnua councils of the Knights of Colum
bus, under tho ablo leadership of Mr. James
W. Wafer, chairman of tho general com
mittee on war relief. These affairs aro
given every' week by tho different councils
nf the order and any enlisted or drafted man
In bervlco is welcome. Uncle Sam's uniform
Is tho only entrance fee required, and every
thing possible Is done to gho tho men a
thoroughly enjoyable time.
Tomorrow evening Brownson Council. No.
!i9.1, will entertain In St. Thomas Aqulnas's
Hall, at Eighteenth und Fcrnon streets, and
many enlisted men havo accepted Invitations
to uttend, There will bo an excellent enter
tainment under the direction of Mr. John F.
Towers, who will nlso furnish tho music for
dancing, following a delicious luncheon, so
that eveiy man .In the service who attends
Is assured of a good time. Tho olllcers of
Brownson Council uie Mr. Oeorge V. Mc
(Jruth, grand knight ; Mr. Joseph V. Somers,
deputy grand knight; Mr. John McNally,
chancellor : Mr. Joseph P. Tucker, warden ;
Mr. John J. Deguan, financial secretary ; Mr.
Jumes A. Mitchell, recording secretary; Mr.
Edward tV. Ford, treasurer: Mr. Daniel E.
McCarthy, advocate: Mr. 'William J. Crlm
bring, Inside guard; Mr. Blchard A. O'Don
hell, outside guard, und Mr. (Samuel Fisher,
lecturci., Tho entertainment committee, of
which Mr. Fisher Is chnlnnnn. Includes Mr
John I. Gallagher, Mr. Thomas II. McCarthy
nnd Mr. William H. Bonner. Among thoso
expected to be present nro Mr. nnd Sirs.
Jamea J. Brogan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I.
Uaffney, Mr. and Mrs. II. J, Martin, Mr. nnd
Mrs. James E. Halpenny, Mr. James J. Free
man, Mr. Francis A. McCtrron, Miss Muo
Condron, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Murtha, Mr. and
Mrs. Wllllnm J. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
trt McDougal, Mr and Mra Edward J.
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. McCarthy,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Boletter, Mr. Louis J.
Bressot, Mr. Blchard Connelly, Jr., Mr.
Charles Ooldsteln, Mr Oeorge J. dill. Mr.
W.lllam F Golden, Mr. Cornelius J. Dough
erty, Mr. Francis A. Cartln, Mr. Charles A.
Daley, Mr, Edward J. Wynne. Jr.. Mr.
Thomas F Moran, Mr. John M. Lamb,
Mr. Charles McCIarrlty and Mr, Andrew L.
McCabo.
One of the- largest anuirs of South Phila
delphia's younge-i sot will take place tomor
row evening, when tho Klrkwood Country
Club will hold lis annui! reception nnd
dance. In prevlius ears, this affair haH
always been held In Horticultural Hall, but
tho recent destruction of the hall has made
It necessary to take It this jear to Dance
land nt Twentieth street and Montgomery
avenue, whero ubout 2000 guests aro ex-
ACADEMY OP MUSIC Sat. Aft.. Jan. 12, ut 3.
ONLY VIOLIN RECITAL
THIS SEASON By
MISCHA
ELMAN
Entire Par. Circle. II.C0 1 Entlro Balcony. $1
Entlro Tarauct, J I Entlro Family circle, 75o
SEATS NOW AT HEPPE'S
ACADEMY OP MUfitC
NEWMAN ss?!fta
1H Li M " Motlon picturC8
5 Xm.".!: Beg. Jan. 18-19
"IMPttESSIONH OS" 11)17"
OUR NATIONAL PARKS OUR PACU'IC
COAST OUR 1XJYPT OUR HAWAII
OUR WEbT INDIES
COURSE TICKETS
At IleppeV inI
14, $3, I2.C0
BROAD Pop.Mat.Today S.?1.50
Thla & Next Weolv Only, Kvgs. 815. Suit. Sat.
OTIS SKINNER
la Booth Tarklngton'a Joyous ComtJy
MISTER ANTONIO
GARRICK $1 Pop. Mat.Today $1
Umltaa Knaaitmant. Kvta. Sil.'i. Mat. Sat.
THE COMEDY OP THRILLS AND LAUOHS
TurnRtht
FORREST Mat. Today $
DAVID
UELASCO
PreaanUt
DAVID
WARFIELD
in THE MUSIC MASTER
T OPTTSIT 65 AND LOCUST STREETS
LUbUOl MaU. l'.SO.SiSO. Krgs. 0 ISO to 11
GERALDINE FARRAR
In "THD DEVIL 8TO.NE"
orpn ATvITl atn' Ayr' at Vtnamro, B. or BrciJ
&l''1'unilr ihs dlnetlon of tha llarUrl
Amussment Co.. HERBBRT EKKINOEH, Irci.
MARGUERITE CLARK
in "Tho Seven Swan's"
NIXON
BSD MARKET
!lO.nd
'OUT AND IN ACU1N"
VALENTtKB HSU,
WALLACE REID
la -''Nm i MuaJo UowUIn"
peeled. Congressman John 11. it Scott 'win"'1
lead tho grand march, and the music wH''
be furnished by Professor Daniel V. Bh
and Hummel'n Philadelphia Plaza Band.
Among the prominent men who Imvo ftoj
tepted Invitation to attend aro Mr- W. f
Freeland Kendrlck, Mr. Thomas B. '8mttwA
Mr. William R Vare. Mr. Frank J. Jlyan, ,w
Mr. llwln It. Vnr Mr ( Wall fllnunat '
Mr. William It. Wilson, Mr. Edwin K. OW '& J
..,,. iuiicn jiaiicii, air. vwinam i .rim, vV-yJ
Mr. John 1. f?nnnillv. Mr. T'von T. KAnnnntlv l
Mr. Bobert Carson. Mr. William W. SntKh, .!tJ
Mr, Carl B. Baker, Mr. Harry A. MackeyVf"?
Mr. Frederick W. Wlllarfl. Mr. Bamuel P.
Botnii, Mr. Jamea E. Lennon, Mr. Harry
Etienzel, Mr. James S. MacLaughlln, Mr,
Harry W. Mace and Mr. Edward W. Well.
The officers of the club are Mr. Edward P.
Carney, president, who Is In a great measur
resiwnslblo for tho auccesa of the affair; Mr.
James P. McCormlck, vice president; Mr.
Joseph I. Flnnerty, recording secretary, ami
Mr. John C. Nolan, financial Secretary and
treasurer. Mr, Martin A. Lyons la chair
man of the entertainment ccmmltee, and the
members of the club are Mr. William Bren
nan, Mr. C. Hariy Cowley, Mr. John J. Cou
llu, Mr. Bernard J. Coyle, Mr. Charlea F.
Oeeney, Mr. Daniel A. Devlnc, Mr Frank
A. Devlne, Mr. A. John Doody, Mr. Casptr
T. Elssler, Mr. Howard T. Klasler. Mr. Luke
T. Fulev. Jtr. Paul V. fjrlflin. Mr TVIIlfntn
W. Grillln. Mr. Leo A. Ilefferman, Mr. Law-. f,
.-..,. V- TIn....,Kn.. "Ii- V , -
ir-nvi- .. iiiiiiuiKMii. .,.,, uninrn Jl&limnan.
Mr. Georgo D. Hughes, Mr. William T. llav
erty, Mr. Hugh A. Kecnan, Mr. Daniel C,
Latimer, Mr. C. Walter -Leonard. Mr. John
1". Lyons, Mr. Joseph Lythgoe, Mr. Peter J.
McCnrrlty, Mr. James P. McCormlck, Mr,
Edwnrd 1). A. McCormlck. Mr. William A.
McOlcTie, Mr. John J. McMenamln, Mr. Frank
X. McDonald, Mr. John P. J. O'Byrne, Mr.
Henry U O'Byrne, Mr. Hebert J. O'Connor,
.vir. lnomns j, a. iii'.ioruan, air. Harry S
Smith und Mr. C. Leo Wallace.
Miss Blanche l.ane, of 2D57 South Eight
eenth street, entertained the members of her
bridge club Wednesday evening. A buffet
supper waB served.
MAIIKKT
STREET
ABOVK
10T1I
HUB A.M.
to
It 113 P. M.
nilST SHOWING
THIS WELK ONLY
GOLDWYN
HAvn the noNon or rncsENTiNu
MARY GARDEN
IN HUH SUI'IIKMB ACHIEVEMENT
"THAIS"
l'rom Anatola France's Wonderful Flay,
USUAL PRICES 1'ItEVAIL
P "a l a c e
1214 MAUKUT 8TUEET
ALL TIBS WEEK 10 A. M. Uil5 P. M.
WILLIAM FOX
Presents
JANE and KATHERINE LEE
lu First Shotting of
"TROUBLEMAKERS"
KVDltY AFTEH.NOON AND EVENINQ
STARS WILL APPEAR
IN PERSON
ADDED ATTRACTION
MACK SENNETT'S
"Taming of Target Center"
.ALL NEXT WEEK D. W. UnlFTITirs
"BIRTH OF A NATION"
t . - rmsT TistE at oun rmccs
A C A D I A
CHESTNUT DELOW 16TH
10I1S A. M IS. 5. 3i4S. SMS. 7:48. 8:30 P. Jl.
ELSIE FERGUSON ri"1 snowim
uu .uuuun Artciaft rictiirs
HOSE Or THE WORLD
VICTORIA MARKET 6T. Abovo DTII
TEERLESS PILM EXCIIANOE PRESENTS
rmsT "THE WHIP" s'-BnJous!
fcHOWINO "" "" Spectaouiart
COMING "BLUn JEANS" COM1NO
"RF.ORNT MARKET ST. Below 1TTU
HCiVTEllI i TODAY & TOMORROW
EMILY STEVENS ' "a sumpum
MARKET AND
JUNIPER STR.
5l'AUDIH'ILLn
CONTINUOUS
11 A. M. to 11 p. M.
BOBBY HEATH & CO.
MABEL BERRA. OTHERS.
CROSS KEYS SffiS?I&,hSvS?4 fc
HOWARD'S CIRCUS na
BROADWAY ad .g-iwnA
Norma Talmadgo
"SECRET OF THE
STORM COUNTRY"
"THE GIRL TROM HOLLAND." OTHERS.
CHESTNUT ST. 0PER
HOUSE
TKL lXJCUST D8B0
DIRECTION MESSRS. SHUBERT
Pop. $1 Mat. Today & Friday
Tl-r.lTf.Al fATIVll' KATIITiriAV
REUULAR MATINEE hATURDAY
NIOIITS
$1.50
S1.00
75c und 5Uc
IlOEITH.T.
NEXT WEEK
i N. Y. WINTER
I OARDEN'H
SHOW
I OF
' WONDERS
ANOTHER
MATS.
$1.00
75c
50c
UN. BAT.
WINTER GARDEN SENSATION
PASSING SHOW OF 1017
r VDir MATINEES, 2:15
L IlxlVv EVENINGS, 8:16
LAST 6 CHANCES
TO BED
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK in
"HITCHY-KOO"
with
LEON ERROL, IRENE BORDONI
glT? SsTTTlTTS
ii " kik n v
vvTyi"c2s
Irnaclo Martlntttl. Joatphlna Whittcll, Silvia. 'A
Jaaon, Oeo. Moore. Ames t Wlnthrop. ulbatsj, i
POP. MATINEE TODAYKtl
BEST SEATS, $1.50
NEXT MONDAY SEATS TOMORIIOW 't'
DONALD BRJAW:
In tho Musical ConMdy Triumph ? .
"HER REGIMENT
Dy WM. LB BARON n4 VICTOR HHRBKRT -rrntnrs
I Wslnailay Mat. I Saturday Uttl;
KjtolS I UaatBoatall I UMt(MULM
ADELPHI o Vw o-l-L-SBSaB
OLIVER M0R08CO PrasMU , K
EMILY.STEVENS to ""SS.'SSJ
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