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'Art Alliance Will Give Series of Entertainments on
Sunday Afternoons for Enlisted Men "Freres
d'Armes" Will Be Given Tonight
.Quaker City Yacht Club Will Have Card ParS
uancing i ms nivemng at iai j-iU rempie. yj
Tn North Philanpmhia v
Till; Ait Alliance has decided to hold a
scries pf entertainments for tlio soldier
mid sailors lu the Alt Alliance llulldinp;, at
183M823 'Walnut street, on Sunday after
noons. These entertainments will stnrt
nbout tho mlddlo of KeUruary ntid will con
nisi of muslcalcs, readings and such thlligH.
Tlio special committee which was formed
at a small tea given on Monday has two
chairmen, Jlra. William W. Arnett and Mr.
Samuel Flelsher, and tho other members
Include Mrs. John Clrlbbel, Dr. Kdward 1i.
Keffer, Mrs. IJIMia Itnncock, Mrs. Kdunnl
Diddle, Mrs. Bamuel Woodward, Mrs.
Henry S. drove, Mrs. lleniy C. Thompson,
Mr. Harold l'elrce. Mrs. Sydney Thayer,
Miss Beatrice Vox, Mr. AVllllam W. Arnett,
Mr. Samuel Woodward, Sirs, Wlnthiop Sar
gent and Mrs. W. J. Turner.
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,WU ou, by tho way, been Into the
Art Alllanco on Walnut street'.' Of
rourse It Is only two houses. now, but later
tho space will bo used to ralso tho building
which has been tho dieam of art loveis Tor
many years. 1'rom thp present war out
look It will be several years bcfoio this
building can be undertaken, but In the
meantime these enterprising persons In tho
Alllanco liavo put tho houses In older nnrt
tented tho rooms to various clubs and as
sociations and opened tho larno parlors for
pallerlcs, and they have a iviterer estab
lished In the houso to servo dinners, lunch
eons and teas to membeis. .
VN'C of tho latest clubs to open looms
v In
the bulldlnR' Is tho Women Wi Iters,
They have taken two larpe rooms In tho
back building and will hold their meetings
there and give several afternoon and co
nine affairs during the winter.
Most of tho women engaged lu active
work on tho newspapers, magazines and
advertising pages of this great city are
members of this club. Mrs. Harry Hkerrett
Is president, Miss Agner lteppller, 2d, is (list
lce president, Miss I-oulso Hetts lMwards
tecond vice president, Miss Clara JJIIlcssen
lorrcspondng secretary, Miss Hmlly Soils
Cohen recording secretary and Miss Clcr
trudo Garnell treasurer. On tho board of
managers as chairmen of various commit
tees nre Miss Elizabeth Andeison, Miss
Louise McConnell, Mrs. William need Mc
Olll, Mss Virginia Klft, Miss Ida Clevc Van
Aukcn and Miss Blanche Fischer.
TTVO .NOT forget that tonight there will bo"
-' tho French play "Freres d'Armes" In
tho ballroom of tho Bellevue-Stratford and
for tho benefit of tho French and American
hospital which was started by Mademoi
selles Mario Antoinette, Louise and Cecllo
Delplt. Allx Dolan, Alberta Heath and
her cousin. Fill Wldcncr, and several other
girls in fact, forty altogether, I am told
will take part In tho play and every ono
is much Interested In It. 1 would not miss
It, If I were you.
Tit, I Z A UU T II . OBUr.TKL'FFKK and
, Lieutenant Commander Karle John
son were married yesterday afternoon In
, Calvary Presbyterian Church. The en
gagement was announced only two weeks
ago, but no sooner Is tho engagement an
nounced these das than the wedding bells
ling out clear and loud. Kllzabeth looked
stunning. Sho Is tall and grateful as can
be, and her dark hair made a lovely con
trast to tho white ell. Only the Immediate
families wero present and them was a
small reception afterward at the home of
Mrs. Onerteuffer In Sixteenth street.
rpiiURK'S not much use in nuinlng a
wedding date, Is there, If ono has to con
sider times und tides of sailings? There's
Helen Borda, who expected to ball for St.
Croix-, In tho Virgin Islands, on Thursday
of last week. She did not get uir till late
on Friday and probably will not reuch St.
Croix beforo this Friday. And she and
Doctor Royster planned to bo man led on
January 13. However, it will only be si
Question bf two ni- Ihrnn HnYB .Initio- Tr..l..
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t! . '' t0 mcet 3trs- JJ. - Hakanson at St.
fr Thomas, who will go on with Iter to St.
crolx and will net as matron of honor nt
the wedding. They have promised to catilo
the family when tho happy event takes
Place, and I shall hope to hear ulso and
will let you know. NANCY WYNNE.
Social Activities
Mrs. Henry Sulger Jeanes and Miss Marga
retta Jeanes. of 2012 Spruce street, will be
at notne tomorrow afternoon from 4 until C
o clock.
Mrs. Henry W Uoughten, of 1030 Pine
ireet, left today for Florida, whero sho will
rpena some time.
Mrs. Thomas f. Htinson. of the Aldlne,
will leave town the latter part of this week
ror Camden, N. c where ;sho will spend somo
lime.
Friends of Mr. Samuel S. White. 2203 St.
James place, wilt bo glad to hear he has re
co.e"d from his recent Illness. Mr. White
will leave for Atlantic City today for a brief
ti, VI iioiej cneisea, accompanied by
j ws cousin, Mr. Samuel S. White, Jr of 1801
" iancey place.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos T, Lesher, of German
town, are spending this month ut St. Peters
burg, Fla. Mrs. Lesher was Miss Kindle
rncke before her marriage lu November.
Mr. and Sirs. Frederick A. HRVens. of 145
west Hortter street, Uermantown, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mil
area Havens, to Mr. Robert Loughery Ket
ham, of Chestnut Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Junker, of 255 South
Thirteenth street, announce the engagement
Jf their daughter. Miss Teresa Marie Junker,
to Mr. Philip Francis Nowlan, of 2607 South
Cleveland street.
Mr. and Mrs. Camlllo Tetl, of 816 South
.n?n 8tre". save a birthday prty In honor
PC their son, Mr. Louis F. Tetl, on the occa-
ion of his twenty-fifth birthday on Sunday
evening at their home. Among the features
Of the SVftnfne- rnm a .lf.(i an-anr.H hv Aft-
k - . Rebecca and four of his assistants. Mr.
cs van do ecchla gave several recitations, and
Ininw Kl. ..-.. m ...
-..., fuu selections were piayea vy Auia
'" Verna and Mls's Elvira Cura. Among
Other aueats wm Mr. Vincent Alifirarola
and his two daughters, Miss Estella Anga-
T.Y. rOla and MIhb r.,annp Annrnk. Mr. Tlinmm
ft, "rinl, Miss Mary Ouarlnl and Miss ICath-Li'-T?n
Quarlnl. Miss Olympla Caroslello, Miss
P,i,""nr v:onte Miss Marie BocKwrlter. sirs.
f?'Xrnw verna and her daughters. Miss Jean
) verna and Miss Malme Verna j Mrs. Malnie
-., .""ito, furs. unzaDeiu 'xoaa, uiu xiiun
fJU Revello, Miss Marie Mlrolll, Miss Anna
mi, uiu Aiarie ue Marco, juiss r-aicim
camera. Miss Marie Camera, Miss Hue ca
, Mra. UIm Louisa Qlordano, Mr. John Ban
na. Mr. Jsunh Borrentlno. Mr. Albert
MMrXiiki ttWtaMr; 'SrMtfc.LM'i
ka ?.f "' iMr;.A,""IKt ". Mr. diarle,
JSH1' " i?"?k A1-"""'". Mr. Frank
I a.quftrcllo. Mr. Mnrlo J'omendale mid many
others,
AlM.."ni i'i ,JU,"e,"b-r ' letumed from
h,l W.!1'",6, "" been spending the
back ! h M0nlli" Mr' '"'rgr came
return. I hls lf"n a short furlough, but,
returned on Saturday. Mrs. I.angenberge?
ilr"i,w,ta junc ""miss
Helen Irnnklln, daughter of Mr, und Mrs
iViV'Jl" T"om" nU,'":
A surprl-e party was Klveti In honor of
Mrs. l.mma Zophlp. of I.nnd.ile. 1M., t
II,... ,ome on. "aluril,l- evening. Among the
v, 1 ,Vm Mf:.tlJ,1n '. Mr. If, Went,
mm.:1' "J11"". x"1"' ' lraes, Miss lleatrloo
JJhlte. of .Newport: Miss ;. i',nndell, of
llryn Maur, and Miss A. Truedcll Mr. Harry
Dash entertained,
Jlrs. Walter llorton. of T3K Notlh SIMy
thlrd street, gae a luncheon ut tho Adelphla,
followed by a theatre party. The guests In
cluded Mrs. J. Mink, Mrs. Oeorge Sodcr, .Mrs.
I.auderbach, Mrs. 11 Dojle ami Miss Clara
Brady.
A charily bull will be glen thix nxenlng
In Mercantile Hall, Broad and Master streets,
by the .Vortheast.rn Ladles' Uetunelent So
cl.ty. Those who aie promltienl In arrang
ing the entertainment are Mrs. Vllllani Ka
unas, Mrs. I). .1, Solttnan, Mr. H. Duron,
Mrs. Flicgehnann, Mrs, 11. (luuclman, Mrs.
William Kaufman, Mrs. C Kornfleld, Mrs, II.
Newman, Mrs. Charles Kolinsky, Mr", .1
Kopp.-nnan, Mrs. .1. Tajlor. Mrs, I, Lincoln
und Jlia. A. Splvak.
William P. Messlnger Camp, No. TO, nud
Messlnaer Auxiliary, No, 50, of the I'nlted
Spanish War Veterans, will hold Joint In
stallation ceremonies lu Dietrich's Hall. Six
tieth street and Qlrard uenue, on Fild.iy
eenlng at 8 o'clock.
SPENDS SEVERAL
DAYS INELKINS PARK
Rector of Whitemafsh Church
Now Enlisted and Stationed at
Southern Training Camp
Mr lieorge D. Wldener. of Washington,
spent a few das at Lnnewood Hall, Elklns
Park, the home of his uncle und aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph 13.' Wldener. Mr. nnd Mir.
Wldener gave up their house at Whlteinarsh
nnd have been lllng since January 1 In
Washington, where Mr. Wldener has a !ov
emm'ent appointment.
The Rev. Nathaniel II. (Troton, rettor of
St. Thomas's Church, ut Whltemarsh, Is
slutloned ut n southern camp. Mrs. (irotou
has been lsltlng her husband In the South.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Madeira, of Brook
wood, Meeting House road and Township line,
Ogontz, are nt tho Delgra-ila for th winter.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sill and their daugh
ter, MIbh Marguerite Sill, of Accomao and
lipnt roads, Wncote, will go to Kloiencn
?IUa, Kla., this week for the leinalmler of
the searon,
Miss Abby Mct'lure, daughter of the ltev.
Alfred J. 1'. McClure und Mrs. McClure, of
10ti South Surrey place, Ventnor, N. J., was
In town for a few days and Nlsltcd Mrs. J.
Thompson Cole and Miss Anne Lee Cole,
of tho Rectory, Ogontz.
Miss Margaret Montgomery, who has been
spending the Christmas vacation with her
parents, the Rev. Richard M. Montgomery
nnd Mrs. Montgomery, at tho Manse. Ash
bourne, has returned to Wilson College,
Mr, und Mrs" Krederiik Flu tiemld, who
have spent much time with Mrs. Flu tier
uld'H sister, Mrs. Edwin Olllesple, of Spring
nenue, Elklns Park, uro Ulng nt the Klklns
Park Manor Apartment", where the will re
main until they open their c.unp In the
AdliondacH
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Potter Rosenbergpr,
of Spring and Elklua mounts, Elklns puik,
will leave for Florida the last of this month.
Ihey lne returned from Atlantic City after
n, short lslt.
Mr. Hunter Powe.ll, of Wjncote, Is In tho
signal berlce corps of the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nuglo have closed
Martlnook, their country place on Yoik road
near Hatboro, and nre spending the winter
nt their town hoube.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Lit lu close.l
Rosella, their country home on Meadow
brook road, Meadowbrook, and nre occupying
apartments at 201 South Nineteenth street.
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J,KS. JOSEPH P. ROGERS ,
Of 1710 South Fifteenth Btreet, who1 will act as auctioneer for the originals
. nni nnd h nrocrram cover between the acts of "Dr. Ootimlst."
the play to be presented, by St. Francis
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miss C'ATIIEIUNK C. CASSAIW
PHILOMUSIAN CLUB'S
APPRECIATIVE GUESTS
Enthusiastic Remarks Made by
Enlisted Men of Army and Navy
at Sunday Affairs
Entliuslastli comments by soldleis and
sailors were overheard ut tho regular Sun
day night supper nt the Phllomusl.in Club on
Sunday evening. Thesn parties me given to
the enlisted men of both arm and navy
every week, and each week shows their In
ciease In popularity. There Is such a
"home)" atmosphere about the ,'lubhouse
these dajH that ono sailor said ho used up
eight pages trying to tell his mother just
how lino It Is'
About twenty women act as ho"tesses oath
wei'k, sitting two at n table with eight bo.vs
as their guests. To Increase the touch of
home uch table Is decorated with candle",
a chafing dish and a percolator, und there
nro always ylenty of fried oysters, potato
salad and home-made cake with all the "flv.
Ings" for every one.
"If )ou bo)s only Knew.' said on. of the
women, "how we worry as to whether )ou
prefer cold ham or xoast beef, and whether
pie or cake would bo more enjoyable, )ou
would icullze how much we think of all of
you and how we appreciate all that sou arc
doing for us!"
The fuct that the boys feel .it home her.-,
whether they come from California, Maine,
Texas or Missouri, shows that tho club Is
Indeed filling a wonderful pluie In their lives.
After the Introduction by Mis. Walter
Hancock theie was community singing In
which every man was Invited to Join "pio
vldlug ho kept within one mllo of the tune";
then Doctor Adams, of-the Chestnut Street
Baptist Church, uddtcssed the men.
After Doctor Adams's stirring address Mr.
Trunk Tomltnson, of the I'nlverslty of Penn
sylvania Base Hospital Cult, No. 20, entct
talned with songs, accompanying himself on
the piano. Iln was upptuuded until several
encores bad been given, und then Mrs. Han
cock told the uudlencc that the remainder
of tho program was ulso very good, nnd she
felt that every ono would like to hear It,
Mrs. John Mlnehart then gave several of
her Inimitable selections, Including "Lawn
Tennis." which Is an Irlh dialect story, und
"Tho Littlest dlrl."
After moro community singing tho enter
tainment ended and each man left resolved
to come back next week If hn had not )et
stnrted on his way "over there."
junior Aides at the Bellevue-Strat-
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MISS ESTELLE SAUNDERS
Thrcp younK Philndelphians wlio
are enjoyint; the social season ut
Partridge Inn, Augusta, (in.
DINGY OIL PAINTINGS
PROVED VALUABLE
One Picture of Saint Lost, Other
Found in Attic of
Devon Inn
When the ltev. John Beiiglass. Baptist
eletffjiiian and a diaplaln In the United
States navy, was sailing to the principal
ports of the world he was commissioned by
Mr. James S. Swatu, thin a resident or
Queen Lane, to ptoi'uio for hlni any pieces
of art work that In Ids Judgment had bpeclal
merit, the chaplain being a widely known art
ciltlc and having written descriptions of
vailous works of urt for several periodicals.
In liTC he sent to Mr. Swart two dingy,
faded oil paintings which he thought of
value. These hung in the leoeption loom
of Mr. Swartz's homo In Queen I.ano until
1887, when they weie sent to the home of
his cousin, Miss Mury Simmons, lu this
clt). and later weie taken by her to Devon
Inn, whete they hung on the wall on each
side of tho door leading to her private
parlor. Tiny lemalned thete aflei .Miss
Simmon.s's death
One of the pictures Is a pot trail of St.
James the Les.s, who, according to tradition,
was killed with a club, and If the print were
not so Indistinct tho club could be seen. It
Is b) this Inslgne that th.i picture Is desig
nated. This plctuie was recently found
stored lu the utile of Devon Inn. Tho
(oinpatlson print Is missing. It represented
St. Simon. Ho holds a saw because It was
the Instrument by which he Is said to have
been put to death.
The portrait of St. James the Less, 27 b)
31 Inches, was found by Mr. J. Clifton
Buck while making a tour of Investigation
of the Inn with a number of friends at tho
time of the leopenlng of the place as a
school. Mr. Buck took the print to Mr.
Benedict A. Osmls, an uitlsl of this city.
The picture has evidently been cut from a
large canvas. It now ndotns the otllee of
Mr. Francis R. Lowell, president of Devon
Manor, to whom Artist niuls said- "The
painting was partly ruined when It was cut
from the large canvas. There aie marks
which Indlcato that attempts weie made
to restore It. This does not. however, hide
the great work, which Is without doubt the
work of a great master In the early part
of the eighteenth centur). Such a paint
ing surely was part of a canvas which
adorned a cathedral. It Is Intenbely le
llglous lu Its shades. Not only Is It ex
quisitely painted, but the ilch colors and
splendid background murk It as the work
of ono of the world's greutest masters. The
Titian Influence Is marked und even the
texture of the canvas shows the ago and
quality of tho painting. I believe this Is
the best piece of art ever dlscuveted In
Philadelphia."
Activities of Interest
Taking Place in Rutledge
The next meeting of the Rutlcdgo Up-to-Date
Circle will be held at the home of Mrs.
Mary Mack. The author to be discussed Is
Thomas Hood.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Au
lllary of the Rutledge Fire Company will be
held tomorrow evening.
Friends of jrr. Thomas J. Hunt will be glad
to hear that he Is recovering from his recent
Illness.
The Rutledege Borough Council leorgan
lied for the coming year ut a meeting on
Monday, when the following offlcers were
elected: President, Mr. Frederick Muser:
secretary. Mr. Paul Heitel; treasurer, Mr. J.
Oeorge Fisher, and solicitor, Mr. Thomas J.
Hunt. The present membeis of Council are
Mr. George Yunger. Mr. Frederick Beck, Mr.
E. F. Muser, Mr. James A. Thompson, Mr.
Frank L. Martin and Mr. Frederick Seubd,
Bits of Camden Gossip
The St. Mary's Alumni are planning for
a dance to be given April 7 In the Lyceum
Auditorium, Broad and Federal streets. The
committee 'In charge Includes Miss Margaret
Brody, Miss Lucy Kelly, Mr. Martin Ham
brose and Mr. William Fitzgerald.
Private Walter McCloskey, of one of our
southern ramps, a former employe of the
City Comptroller's office, Is homo on a fur
lough and Is enjoying his leave with his
parent In Camden.
Mrs, It. Van, of 621 North Second street,
is entertaining at her home for a few da) a
Mrs. Samuel Hammltt, of Xewfletd, Jf. J.
The Whitman Park Improvement Associ
ation Is making arrangements for Its second
annual ball, which will be held Friday v
nlng, February 1, at Turner's Hall. The
committee in charge is working hard to make
the affair a success.
l(Bifl ftf imws far ill ftoelaftv nui will fc.
acrapud and printed la the ErtnTag I-ubUe
ttr pwmm low are wniua pa oae aM
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ARRIVES TODAY
FROM ARKANSAS
Alain Lino People Spending Some
Time in Florida and Other
Southern States
Mis I'lidetlck Dent Sharp will autre
fiom Little Rock. Ark, today to spend se.
ral weeks with her aunt, Mrs, William C
Supplee, of Meilon. Lieutenant Sharp has
In in ordeied to Iiulslauu.
Miss Panny Slmilckson. 2J0 Rltlenhouso
PHiiare, Is sta)lug at tho Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City
Mrs. Benjamin 'hew, of Radnor, has
taken a house, lsao Rltteidiouse street, for
the winter. Captain Chew Is stationed ut
Kansas City.
Mr. nnd Mrs Barton Keen, of Strafford,
am spending a week at linehurst, N. .
Mis. Lewis lAwrence Smith, of Strafford,
has returned fiom Washington, D. i".
Mr. William A, Fox, of Strafford avenue,
Stiaffoid, Is spending the winter nt Miami,
Mls.s illlda Jameson nnd Miss (lladys
Jameson, of St. Davids, have returned from
a visit to Mrs. T, T Watson, of Linda Vista,
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MRS. I. KAMENS
Who is president of the Northeast
ern Ladies' Benevolent Society,
which wilt hold u charity ball this
evening in Mercantile Hall, Broad
and Master streets.
Wayne, who Is spending the winter nt her
cottage In Plnehurst, X. C.
Friends of Mrs. Wlllard Spenser, of St
Davids, will regret to hear that she Is con
fined to the house with an attack of neuiitls.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dim lap, Jr.. of Old
Orchard, Wayne, left last week for Belleatre,
Fla., where they will spend the remainder of
the winter.
Mr and Sirs, Walter S. Thomson and
Miss Bebecca !. Thomson, of Rosemont, will
leave this week for Ueorgla,
Mr, and Mis. Charles M. Lea and Miss
Katherlne Lea have taken apartments at
the Bellevue-Strutford, but Intend to spend
tho week-ends at the Westthorpe Farm,
their home In Devon,
Mrs. (ieorge C. Thayer, of Vlllanova, who
spent the holidays with Captain Thayer In
(leorgla, will not return until January 20.
Mr. and Mm. W. Barklle Henry have
closed Pine Cottage, their place In Rose
mont, and have taken a house at 1820 I)e
Lancey place for the winter.
Mrs. F. I Grant, of New York. Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. William T. Hunter, at
The Cables, her home In Devon.
Friends of Mrs, William Beldlng of Bryn
Mawr will be glad to hear that she Is re
covering from her recent automobile ac
cident, though she Is still unable to leave
her home.
"WHAT'S DOING
NIOITL2S
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Illuilrated lecture,
Dr. W. I". Mason.
"Camp Sanitation," br
Franklin Institute, 8
p. in. Free.
Lecture, "Alatka From an Engineer's
Viewpoint," by Howard W. DuBols, Wlther
spoon Hall, i p. m. Free.
Southeast Improvement Association, Pas
syunk. avenue and Moore street, J; !0. Free.
GranlW Moaumtnta! Dealers, dinner.
Hotel Adelphla, 6:30 o'clock.
Motor 'Truck Association dinner. Hotel
Adfphla, 7 o'clock.
County Moaicat Society, Twenty-second
and Ludlow streets. Members only.
American Organ mayors' Club, recital,
St Clcmen't'a Church, Twentieth and Cherry
streets. Admission chary.
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Till! membeis of the guakjr City Vscht
Club will give their annual card party and
dance this evening In Lu Lu Temple. Broad
nnd Spring Harden streets. Several hundred
guests nre expected, ns this unnual affair
of the club Is always largely attended. Mr.
Daniel H. Currnn Is the commodore of the
club: Mr. Walter 1. Bonall, vice commo
dore, nnd Mr. James W, Fernley. rear com
modore. The ladles' auxiliary of the- club,
which takes an active part In Its entertain
ments, has for president Mrs. Daniel II.
Paris; for secretary. .Mrs. Walter D. Bon
sail, nnd for treasurer, Mrs. Charles J, Cur
ran. Mies Helen Schell, daughter of IT and
Mrs. J. Thompson Schell. of 1(32 Diamond
street, gave a luncheon nnd miscellaneous
shower on Monday. In honor of Miss Helen
Kllzabeth Slmmerman, whose marriage to
Mr. Oustave C. Abeile will take place this
evening, The decorations were pink, roses
being the Hovers used. Other guesis were
Miss Marguerite Smethurst, Miss Martha
Burner, Miss Alice Smethurst. .Miss Chai
lotte Doak, Miss Charlotte Fleming. -Mrs.
Charles App, Mrs. Washburn. Mr. Hotter,
Miss Dorothy Barber. -Miss Kmlly Kngeler,
Miss Lillian Homer, Miss Marie Lowrle nnd
Miss Genevieve Thomas
Mrs. John Uoodfellovv entertained the mem
bers of her card party at luncheon nnd five
hundred yesterday. Her guests Included Mrs.
II Thompson Cornell, Mrs. Alfred H. Williams,
Mrs. C. Armstrong. Mrs. Robert Snyder, Mrs.
K. Frank Paullen, Mrs Norman Stevens, Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Mrs. John D Kills, Mrs
RED CROSS GROUP
INHOSIERY MILL
Branch of Auxiliary "No. 7 Organ
ized and Equipped by Generous
Owner of Stocking Factory
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new und extremely promising group of
Red Cross workers belonging to Auxiliary
No. T, of which Mrs. Francis Howard Wll
lams Is president, has been started nt the
Paul K Sutro Hosiery Mills In Kensington.
Already fifty-five members have been regis
tered and were most enthusiastic at the first
meeting, which was held In tho large recrea
tion loom which Mr. Sutro has turned over
for the use of the auxiliary
Mrs. M. S Hitter, who Is welfare man
ager at tho mills. Is also chairman of this
new class, w hlch Is called the "Paul K. Sutro
Croup," and -Mrs Churchill Williams has of
fered her services as Instructor. She will
teach the members to make all the different
Kinds of surgical dressings and other hos
pital supplies. Special Instruction In knit
ting will also be given and the class will
meet eveiy Monday evening.
This gioup has all the equipment neces
sary to carry on the work, und several en
tertainments are being planned to make the
time pass pleasantly for the workers, though
of a kind not to detract from their work.
Mr. Sutro has been most generous In offer
ing to do everything possible to further the
work, and In nil respects the group bids fair
to live up to the reputation established by
the other thirteen gioups which comprise
Auxiliary No. T.
The Army and Navy Relief Society, which
has held Ha meetings every Thursday morn
ing In the Site nnd Relic Society Building, In
Vernon Park, ever since It was tirst organized
by Mrs. Francis Howard Williams, at the
time of the Spanish-American War, has, on
account of tho ever-Increasing demand for
knitted HI tides and hospital supplies, de
cided to devote Monday as well as Thurs
day to the carrying on of this splendid work.
There aro about 200 women belonging to
this society nnd the amount of work they
accomplish every week Is r,emaikablc. An
appeal has been pent out by them for second
Jiand clothing, preferably woolen garments,
such ns coats, shawl", stockings, etc. Fam
ilies going South for the winter might be
glad to dispose of superfluous winter cloth
ing in this way, and thereby make hundreds
of men. women and little children warm and
comfortable.
CHESTNUT ST. Opera House
DinnCTION MKSSHS'. nUUBBRT
NlnllTS AT SllO
POP'. $1 MATINEE TODAY
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ADELPHI LAST 6 TIMES
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Pop. Mat. Tomor., Best Seats $1
A 1'LAT WOltTH WHILE
OLIVER MOROSCO Prtienta
EMILY STEVENS
The Madonna of the Future
A New Satire In Thru Acts
By ALAN DALH
WITH A TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST
Next Week Seats Tomorrow
ARTHUR HOPKINS Prei.nt. JIR.
WILLIAM GILLETTE
In Clare Kummtr'i New PUj-
"A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY"
Klrnt Tlm In I'hllaJtlnhht. -
Philadelphia Orchestra
Special Concert Jan. 21, 8:15'
Academy of Music
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Jlr. Walter I). Dalslmer iptxe '
noon of drnmatlo rradlnira laat ftMX'J
eululern nt our of the camps.
Tlir inrmbcm of the iholr of U-J M
Methodlxt Knlrropal Church will pr
aketcli. "IIov tho Club Wan Fortrt
Thuravlay evenlnit. at Kt. llamaba',
nousp. Tiuru am uauimin aireeta. lot
tatnmnt la In aid of the lidl' AH
of tlm Mlunaman'ii Krlluuhl Club.
Nineteenth Ward. Va
The Central-North 1'hlladclphU Bl
Association h.i (.iianged the dale, v
inreiinaT ironi tne nrfll lufuiaf oi.w
month to Wednesday. Ilately Hall. I74i,
mantown avenue, will be the new head an
ten of the aoclntlon. and the Ftbroa.
rneetlnir wilt be the first one to be beet A.
thla bulldlnc "V ti
Mt't (Jertrude Cuiry entertained at JU
eon followed by linlttlni: on haturuay.j
prueati Included Jlrit Walter Smlth,,
Isaac Daltell. -MrK. Harry Kd(ar Don
JIIh Alma Donald. Mies Madallne. Con
MIsa'Kdlth Arnold. Mlaa Helen Uarclav. :
Annabel Crozler and Mlssi Cora lloctra.'
Ifti4t(.l ,jFm,n, lilns maAm liv Ih e-uajif
ure for war relief work. ""Vjli
Among the students ho have returnaC ;
to V ellesley Collece nfter a pleasant ni
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Klein, Alias Zlllah Ilrnnner and Miss
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WALTER DAMnOSCII, Conductor
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