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EVENING VUBL1U JJSDttEK-PHlLADELPHlA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 22, J 918
MASQUE OF MUSES' TO BE GIVEN
JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
Splendid Work Done by Mrs. Andrew Wright Craw
ford and Her Committee Is Discussed by Nancy
Wynne To Salute or Not to Salute
Mitts. Axunuw wmciriT chaw
l)IlD linn JuiA fci-iit inu tlio roixirt
of tlio comnilttoo for collection mul
distribution' of buipIuh luoducc, of which
ho la the chairman, and It Is Interesting
to eco tvhaj unity Hploiidld work they lmvo
gceompllsliccl. They collected nnd Uellv.
tred fruit and vegetables from May 31
until Octolicr 19, working on nn average
of flvo days a vv cek.
On Mondays a group of gltls under the
Icadcnshlp of l'"rinces Tyson Matted out,
'u'tlstecl by boys from tho Dryn Mawr I'ub
11c School. Tho girls who worked with
Mls Tytoil woro Kthcl Huntings!, Klcauur
Curwon, Mnry Hcull, Mnrjorle Morris,
Grabe C'urliart, IIopo Wlhon, Peggy and
Polly Thayer, Mary Tatkard nnd Mnry
Okie. A truck called every Tuesday at
Mrs. Oeorgo Tliayer'w and Mrs. William
sort Roberta's home at Vlllanova und at
Miss Martha Crown's ut ltadnor for nur
plus fruit und vegetables that had been
picked by their men.
Then on Wednesdays a gioup of women
and the llryu Mawr boys went out with
Jlr Crawford herself nnd worked In tho
gardens and orchards offeied to them.
Among thehc workriu were Mrs. .loaonli
Parker XurrK Jr., Mrs. Al.ni Wilson. Mts
i;ealr(ce Wilson, Miss Kllzabetli ThotupFon,
Miss Sydney Itogerf. Miss Hastings, Miss
Dorothy Smith and Miss Mary Coatee.
Trances Tyson was "on deck" ngatn on
Thursdays with her Monday group of pick
ers, and on Fridays Miss lingers took out
the boys from the Homo of the Rood Hhep.
herd nt IJosemont and somo women volun
teers. THAT suro does seem liko five weekdays
of real work dono by members of Mrs.
Crawford's committee, doesn't It? I asked
how this was managed and Mrs. Crawford
told mo that when a crop was ready sho
ms notified and Immediately communi
cated with tho one In charge of the plckcis
for the day, and when necessary, orders
were given for the truck to ho nt tho scene
nf operation with barrels nnd ladders nnd
other things needful.
TII1J tiiiv.lt was loaned to tho committee
by Wli:iam Mclntyre, of Ardmoie, and
viai always ready for htrvlco whenever
called upon, which you will agrco was
decidedly ''of" tervlce us well as for It, A
i;ood bit of work was dono by tho volun
teer workers themselves, too. In tho wa
uf transportation, those who wero able to
tako baskets with than In their motors
having dono so.
One Tin IJzzio was known to carry ten
baskets of tomatoes, flvo boys (not that by
that I would Insinuate that boys aro borne
times "young tomats") and the driver for
three miles one day.
TIIH women who helped with their
motors weio Mrs. Morris Clothier, MUs
Elizabeth Chew, Mrs. Frank Clyde, Mrs.
Alan Wilson, Mrs. George H. liirle, Mrs.
John Hastings, Miss Hydney Itogcrs, Mrs.
Trancls M. Urookc, Mrs. K. Waring Wil
son, Mrs. Stanley (I. Flagg, Jr., Mrs. Itej
nolds AVilson, Miss i:ilzabeth Thompson,
Mrs. T. Mcllor Tyson und Mis. Crawford.
Then just listen to the pert-ons who re
ported to tho committee that they hud sur
plus eatables to bo collected: Mrs. Stunley
B. Iltlght. Mrs. ISi ownback, Mis. Ned
Drowning, Mrs. I njaniln IJullock, Jr., Mrs.
KUward Cadwalladtr, Mrs. J. 13. Caldwell,
Mis. Morris I... Clothier, Mrs. Isaac Clo
thier, Jr., Mrs. Frank Clyde, Mrs. Charles
K, Coxo, Mrs. Alexander Coxe, Mrs. Charles
Dudley, MUs Oertrudo lily, Mrs. Stanley
Flagg, Jr., Miss Frances Orlscom, Mr. J.
G. Klemm, Mrs. J. Kcarsley Mitchell, 3d,
Mrs. P. Williamson Hoberts, Mrs. Adolph
Ttosongarten, Mrs. IT, H. 8mltli, Mrs. Archi
bald Thomson und Mrs. Joseph Itceves
Wainw right.
After tho produco was collected it was
delivered to tho vailous canneries at Aril
more, Wayne, Dryn Mawr nnd Uosemom
and to tho liryn Mawr Hospltul und the
Homo of tho Good Shepherd nt Ilosemont,
all goods being tagged with tho day and
hour of their picking.
Tho actual physical work of picking and
delivering thlrty-threo kinds of produco
was dono and all of it by volunteer work
ers, I must bo of an Inqukltlvc frame of
mind, for I asked for the report of tho
thlity.threu kinds of produce th-t had
passed through tho hands of tho committee,
because, you tee, I found myself getting
Interested and I judged if I am Interested
In this thing perhaps there aro others who
might also like to hear about tho work,
so here goes tho news as to what they
Picked: 154 bushels of apples, SO baskets
of tomatoes, 79 bushels of rhubarb, 201
bunches of beets, 390 quarts cherries, 27S
i heads lettuce, 10 bushels spinach, 2 bushels
of onions, 27 quarts of straw ben les, 1050
ars of corn, 1 basket horseradish, 12 bush
els Cralmiinlfw IL Itnulinl Ltl ,.r..i.-c, '7
l, - ,-,..., ,a .um..w tn.-n.ri 'VM0, M,
5 bushels of hwUs chard, 22 bushels of string
ueans, 12 quarts gooseberries, 7 bushels
grapes, 0 bushels of plums, l',4 bushels pep
pers, s bushels of okra. 3 heads of cauli
flower, 3j quarts of blackberries, bushel
of eggplants, 3 bushels carrots, 7 bushels
of squash. 66 cucumbers. G-. bushels ot
lima, beans, C bushels peas, 16 heads of
Wbbage, ,, bushel of kohlrabi, 3Y, bushels
of Peaches and 187 quarts, of currants.
JlTHR. CIlAWFOni) saya that the com.
"' mltteo cannot help feeling that outside
of saving the produce which usually goes
to wosto along the Main Lino hey them
selves derived real benefit from the educa
tion and pleasure which they were able to
give the forty-one small boys working with
them. Not only did thoy enter into It with
tho spirit of doing a real pleco of war
ivork', but It Is felt they have almost
"learned a trade" and received more than
, they realize from sixteen weeks spent
working lit the open and an unconscious
J education from the trips to the places they
i Malted. Their spirit is shown by a remark
t Jnafle by a youngster of eleven one August
day when a boy near lilm puffed out,
! Qosh, but It's hot," and Edgard turned to
cm quickly, saying. "The boys In the
trenches lias got to get the eaU."
The organization Is as follows: Mrs. Craw
ford, chairman; Mrs. J. Parker Norri. Jr..
secretary, and Mrs. Francis M. Brooke,
treasurer.
An executive committee composed ot
locnl chaiinifii nt the illffcteiit stations
along tlio Main Lino Includes Miss Chow,
Wuyno und St. Davids; Mrs. Mori Is T.
Clothier, lladnor; Mrs. Clcorgo C. Thayer,
Vlllanova; Mrs, Francis M. Uruuko and
Miss Clerlrudo 131y, JJryn Mawr and Hose
mont; Mrs. Isaac Ulddlo Thomas, Haver
ford; Slis. T. Mcllor Tyson nnd Miss Jose
phine Mather, Ardmore; Mrs. l'hlnean
I'routy, Wynnowood, and Mrs. C. A. Hen-.
Ice, Bala nnd Overbrook.
JQV seo he was only recently engaged,
that Is, to bo moro exact. It had only
leeently been announced, and ho had been
nwuy for somo tlmo before that and so
whenover ho walked out with tho very
"sweetest girl in tho woild" It was exciting
enough In Itself. HUT. my dears, WHEN
hft got that commission In tho ordnance
nnd had two or three days in uniform be
fore ho reported out West, and had had no
instructions as to how to saluto which or
what or who, ho just about woro Fiance
out l.y darting her suddenly across the
middle of tho street and ear track because
ho saw n uniform coming on the Fame side
of tho street us they were und did not
know how to .., u. (S)mc hcnl?nr(,
out its the whv rianrer. felt ..rt nf breath
less.) Well, that was all well anj BOOlli , s.u,
but why when ho finally had mastered tho
proper way to hold his hand for salute did
m,eh , ,Ut a b0' FC0Ut Jns,f!ul of the
who watched from tho other side of tho
roer; Don't s,c mo whj, As hlfmtl')r
"en XNCT WYNNE.
Social Activities
Mr"l:M(?rlVo:reC"SiT0', ,Uusl"r'-
Jennan0,n.w17eter.ahUiPtCi10?,,"n M,,tet'
m:.
!. ... . .. -- -iiaa J.inuy varo. itl
m-?rrl'n,r'!,,?7 ,!',J' l'Tohu" """ounces the
inarrlago of her sister, Miss Anne FraticolKn
IAmoureu. and Mr.' James J EnKll"h on
Monday, December 31.
The bride, who formerly lived In Havre.
I' ranee, has made her homo in Wllml, g on
Del., for several years. haUng taught In a
.rHate school for boys there Mr iinihsh
bus been postmatter of Wilmington slice the
beg nnlng of the Wilson Administration.
.Maun 1 at .103 Madlfon street, Wilmington.
Miss Itena Dlmond, of 2221 Locust street,
has left for New York, wheio sho will be
tho guest of her sister-in-law and brother,
Mr. und Mrs. John Dlmond.
Miu. John M. Luby, who was the guest
last week of Medical Director Sheldon Evans
and Mrs. Evans, at their homo initio Navy
lurd, has gono to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John V. fikclly, of 9J0 North
w
raaUiaAwtwBryt vrt'trtwgftaiMjmitt. I
MRS. J11CHAEL McCULLOUGII
Of 471C Windsor nvenue. West
Philadelphia, u member of St. Fran
cis's Junior Aid, who is a box
holder for the performance of "Dr.
Optimist," to be given at the Belle-vue-Stratford
on January 25.
Sixty-third street, aio at the hotel St.
Charles, Atlantic City.
Miss Ilesslo Klrsh entertained very In
formally at her home, 1111 Jefferson street,
on Sunday evening. Among the Invited guests
were Miss Het,i Kobe!, Miss Surah Itoaen,
Miss Cella Somerson, Miss Eva Segal, Miss
Anna Kohn, Mr. M. Herbert Wolf, Mr. Ixiuls
Somerioii, Mr. Joseph I.. K. Eckcrt and Mr.
Arthur Itosen.
Mr. and Mis. Theodore Miller, of Shoit
Hills, N. J-. aro receUIng congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Miller
will be remembered as Mies Jane Morrison,
tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. deorge K
Morrison, of Newark, If. J. Mr. Morrison
Is vice president of the national lamp asso
ciation of Harrison, and has many friends
In this city.
Mr. and Sirs. Miller have also visited hero
frequently.
Miss Helen M. Harrity, of Ardmore, Is
mending eeeral months at Augusta, (J a.
Mrs. Arthur ZImlIck is spending the wln
ter months In Washington, D, C.
White Elephant Sale for
Benefit of Regina Pads House
There will bo a "White Elephant Sale" on
Friday and Saturday of this week at the
llegina Fads House, 305 North Nineteenth
stiet, for the benefit of that Institution. This
little temporary home for friendless Cathollo
girls was opened on March 2S last year by
tho. Alliance of Catholic Women. Willi a,
capacity of only fifteen beds It has sheltered
more than 500 girls, virtually free of charge
during this period. These girls are brought
to the house by the Cathollo bureau from
the station houses, by agents of the Travel
er" Aid Society, by the Municipal Court and
by the Civilian ltellef Division of the lied
Cross.
The girls In most Instances have been
placed In safe homes and employment lias
been secgred for them, or they are guarded
until the agendo Interested In their cutta
could adequately plan tor them.
Mrs. John Delgo. of 1SU Fine 'street, Is
chairman of the affair, and will have any
Urge donations called for on Januar 21, If
proper notice l given.
"Will .,!( l.lTITn... f( ...
Mm... i ,".."' r""" I'ouerta Mooie. Mr.
En Bn VwTv1 sWiy'?T' ' o
Mr. MeValiv ,l ', " : S'r' t-unnlnghain,
a MF,jjjdfc; 7SBBHBSasjg-MMM
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LARGE MEETING
IN ROXBOROUGH
Missionary Society of First Pres
byterian Church Will Be Host
esses at Gathering Tonight
There will be.i laigo gathering this eenlng
at the home of Mrs. James Stolt. 407 Orccn
lane, Itoxboniunh, of tho Presbteilans of
Manayunk, Itoxborough and Kails of Schuyl
kill Intfresled in mls.donaiy vork Tho mem
bers of tho uilssloiiao soi-lety of the l'lrst
Presbyteilan Church, .Manu)unl., "HI bo the
hostosses, Mrs. C. C. A. llaMI. the president.
will presldo, and Miss Wishait. "f 'hlcngo.
111., will mako m address on "Tho Eery
Member Campaign to Increase tho Member
ship of Women's Missionary Societies."
There will bo npedal music and Interesting
discussion after tho nddrcs. Mrs. fieorgo N.
Makely Is vice president of tho soc Icty enter
taining; Mrs. Sarah H. St hotleld U, ioitc
spondlng secretary; Miss Annie II f'olllns,
recording secratarj, nnd Miss Illanrho Staf
ford, treasurer. There nrn about forty mem
bers. Miss Wlshart addressed tho LeerhiK
lon and Wlssahlckon I'resbyteilan women's
missionary societies this afternoon in the
Leverlngton Church, ltldgo and l.eerinrfton
avenues.
The Daughters of Tyre will gUi an enter
tainment on Friday evening, February 1. at
the home of Mrs. Edgar S. Stafford, 43J(i
Manayunk avenue. In aid uf tlm missionary
work of tho members. Tho pronrum will In
clude patriotic and other tubleauv, excellent
music" and tlio prenentatlon of tho farce, "No
Man Wanted." Tho association has for
president Miss Anna Hendren, and for vlec
president Miss Mary l'r.uiels. Mr?. Charles
Wood Is sceietary, and Mm. Eouls Knull,
treasurer.
The menibois luUuUo HWs htella l'atter
soli, .Mies Naomi Eckenroth. Miss Dorothy
Meister, Mrs. John Itlatk, Mrs. lleorgo
Shaefter, Miss Gertrude Ihilts, Mrs. William
Decker, JItss Marg.iret Whltuker. Mijh Wvllu
and Miss Anna Wyllc.
Miss Hnrletta Elizabeth Mieldrake enter
tained the members of the Itoxborough Cur
rent Eents Club on Friday evening nt her
homo on Gerhard stieet. The discussion of
current eents was followed bv an Informal
program of music und a hoolul hour. Those
participating weie Mrs. Thomas Iloylan,
Mrs. William E. Shappell, Mrs. Charles
Frederick Miller. Miss Ethel E. Lush, Mlxs
Edith E. Fee, Mies Iva M. Hampshire and
Miss Jeasie Morris
Miss Marlun Dodrson, of .Manns unU and
Itoxborough avcnuis, was hostess latt ccnlng
to tho members of the Fortnightly Club. Her
guests Included Mis. Wayne I'.. Moer, Mrs.
Clydu Lever, MUs Edith Kcrkeslagor. Mla.s
Edltli New-hall, Miss Elizabeth Schotleld. Miss
Ethel Sudders and Miss Hcleno Snyder
Mrs. Howard Cade, of .Sumac ctreet, Wissa
htclton, entertained at luncheon and cards to
day. Her guests, who aro members of her
card club, weio Mits Gertrude Teoples, Mrs.
Eorle E. I'verett, Mrs. William Devitt, Mrs
Joseph SUiofleld, Mrs. Clarence V. Kcever
Mrs. Joseph Schofleld, Jr., and Mrs. Itobeit
Cade,
The Itev. l'eny n. M Austin, a natlo of
California, gae an interesting lllustraten
lecture on th wonders of that gieut StatH
for tho Men's Guild of St. Timothy's Protest
ant Episcopal Chun.li on Monday evening
Dr. Fred Gowlng, principal of the Girl's HlRh
School, will uct as substitute teacher of St
Tomotlo's Men's Illble class until the recov
ery of the lte. J. II. Halsey, lector of tlie
church and leader of the class.
The Home Defenos lteseres of the Twenty
first Ward meet every Wednesday evening
at Woodvale, the clubhouse of tho Aineilcan
Bridge Company's Club, where tlio men drill
under the skillful leadership of ex-Cnptaln
Levering, of tho N'.tlonal Guard of I'ennsjl
vania. At thn latt meeting It was decided to
keep the Initial roll of members open for two
additional weeliF, so that married men or
bachelors over thirty-five yearB of ago niuy
enter without the formality of tlio ballot
Tho election of offlcers wus held and Mr.
William Levering was selected for president ,
Mr. Orlando T. Stewart, vice president; Mr.
J. Elliott B'lanagan, secretary; Mr. James K
Helms, assistant secretary, nnd Mr. George
Dunlap, treasurer.
The King's Daughters of tho Fourth lie
formed Church will hold a social meeting In
the church parlors on Friday evening. The
affair will bo In charge of Sirs. William
Beatty, president; Sirs. 1. Schuyler, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Francis Ehly, secretary; Miss
lllanche Taylor, treasurer of the association,
and the following members! Mrs. Hamilton
IJeatty, M'ss Fannie Norbury, Mrs. Harry
Kraft, Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Mrs, Walter
Ilutton, Mrs. Viola Gouldle. Mrs. Charles
Kerkeslager, Mrs. George Wily, Mrs. Nellie
Garforth. Mrs, James Cairns, Mrs. J. Wesley
Norbury. M'ss Sarah McCook, Miss Elizabeth
McCook. Mrs. Ada Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Boehrett, Mrs. Karcher, Mrs. John Itlebol and
Mrs. Minerva MaeAleer,
The knitting section of nd Cross Auxiliary
N'o 171, which began Its work last June un
der the direction of Miss Irene It. Schofleld,
has sent a report to the national society
of the great amount of splendid work ac
complished by the end of the old year, The
various groups and their chairmen Include:
Central Methodist, MrB, Clyde K. Lever, with
Miss" M. Hllverwood as assistant; Itoxbor
ough Baptist, Mrs. Elmer Pflsterer; Lever
lngton Presbyterian, Miss Margaret Faust;
Fourth Ileformed, Mrs. Mabel D, Lesslng;
Grace Lutheran, Mrs. Albert Toperzer, and
St Timothy's V. E. group. Miss Schofleld.
la addition to the Ited Cross work, tho
Navy Lssgue received from these wonderful
knitters, sweaters, scarfs, wristlets and hel
mets, and yet the Itoxborough trolley lines,
while charging six cents carfare, have the
effrontery to publish In "Trolley Tips"!
"What are you knitting, my pretty inald?"
Bhe purled, then dropped a stitch.
- sock or a sweater, sir, she salJ.
And darned 'f I know which'" (
WALTER LEK
INTERESTING TALK
AT WYNCOTE CLUB
Woman's Club Had Dr. Frederic
Poole to Speak on China nt
Regular Sleeting
The Woman's Club of Wyncote, of which
Mrs. Frederick M. Campbell Is picsldent,
held its rcRUkir meeting on Wednesday In
tho cliibrooni. After tlio transaction ot busi
ness tho prtsldent Introduced Pr. Frtdrlc
Poole, who gavo nn Illustrated tnlk en
"China, Ancient and Modern " Tim long lesl
denco of Doctor Poole In tho Orient and his
selective Insight enabled him to give Inter
esting facts nnd pietures. He also has been
greatly interested In mlsslouaiy work among
tho c'hlueio In this cliy.
Tin. re was a lnrgj uttend.inco of mcinbrtn
and guests. Tho neM meeting will bo held
on Wednesday, January SO, at .1 o'clock,
when Mrs. Sutherland Ilronn will address
tlio llub.
Air. Eugeiin- K. Stull Jr. of Wncote. who
was formoTlv- in the First City Troop, has
boen tranfoned to mi oitleers' training
camp.
Mr. nnd Mrs. TonnemI Sharpless, of
Hatlurlon, their homo In Wyncote. huve
gono to Augusta to bo near their two sons,
who are in camp with a tiinch mortar bat.
tery.
Mr. and Mis. James J. Sill nnd their
daughter, Mls.s Morguerito SHI, hao left for
1'lorcneo Villa, Florence, Fla., to bo gone
tin eo months.
.Mr. and Mrs. .Morris Harrison, of :0J
Township line, arc spending tho winter at
the homo of Mr. Harrison's mother, 20JS
Locust street.
Mr. and Mrs. llalph Morgan hxio re
turned from Flushing, L. I to llvo per
mamiitly In Wymote. Mr. Morgan accepted
a iKisttion In this city.
Mis. Chniles Andrew Death, of Chicago,
who will be icmembercd as Miss Eleanor II.
Long, Is making a lengthy iltlt to her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Geoigo William Long, of
Elklus l'arli. JIis. Heiuh r.uno E.n.t for the
hrdlday reason.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alan It Heed, of Wyncote,
are receiving congratulation on tho birth
of a son.
Item, uf new for the tunklr pace will h
nrreptetl unit printed in the laming I'uMlo
lMlcrr prullilril ttier lire written iti one lde
nf the iMiper antt tire Ijened with full name and
(eleplion. ntnuber of ihe hendrr. it iniiHt
lie iMiifclhle to rrlfy the iwttf. Addreti. -o-rlel
I dllor." I.ienlnic 1'iihlic J.rdtrr. 004
ChrPitlltlt hlrrrl.
Photo by Mtrctau.
MRS. JOHN 0. PRIZEU
"Who before her recent marriage w
Miss Helen Bartholomew, daughter
of Mrs. Peter Boyd.
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MISS EMILY KAUNSHAW
Two active members of National
Lencuc for Woman's Service, who
have taken up canteen work nt Phila
delphia Nuvy Ynril.
PATRIOTIC PAGEANT
BEFORE LARGE BALL
New York to Have Benefit Affair
on January .'50 in Ballroom
of Astor Hotel
Seveial features of tho patriutl,' pageant
which will precede tho annual charity ball
In New York, to bo given on January 30 for
tho benefit of the East Sldo Clinic for Chil
dren, aro renilnitccut of the charity Jall in
this city, which took plai-o on December "7
in tho Academy of Music. The groups of
danceis In tho charity ball wero English,
French, Mallan, Ilclglan and American. Tho
New York pageant tubstttutes Cuban und
Irish for English and French, and Includes
several additional one, although tho other
groups nro the same.
Tu tho music of n patriotic march, America
and L'nclo Sum, Impersonated by Mr. and
Mrs. Noble MiCounolI. will lead tho pageant,
escorted by joung men und girls dressed as
oldlers and t-riuiicn. Miss Dorothy Iietio
Scott will lead the I'nltcd States seamen mul
a group of girls, led by Mr, W. I'ltt Elvers,
will danco b11oik' hornpipes. Mrs. Samuel
Gardner Estabrool; will represent Franco as
Joan of Are, with MIks Victoria Hewitt flag
bearer, nnd following as Daughters of the
Iteglnicnt will be Mrs. Edgar challenger, with
Miss Lillian Tleer, Miss Goorglanna Mr
Ternan. Miss Alice MoTcrnan, MUs Gei
trude White, Miss Eleonora Ilronn ami Miss
Ottlly Ulehm and .Mrs John Dee and Mr.
W. Martin.
A Detsy Jtois group, eat tying American
Hags and singing a patriotic soi.g, will in
clude Mrs. baiuuel Harrier., Mis 1'liillp MtJ.
rowltz, Mrs. William F. Clifford, Mis Fran
res l'rendcrgaM, Miss Mary c, pen I, Miss
Mildted Potter and Miss Helen l Sehroerter.
Mis. Walter GrlRlth as Iliubara Fileii-hio nnd
Mr. Walter Grlltllh as General .Stonewall Jack.
son will bo Included.
Uelgluin, smiling despite her tioubles, will
b represented by Mrs. Charles It. Perkins,
with -Mis. John L. Lyons. Mrs. Henry Winter
nnd Miss Mabel Cervantes. .Mrs. i:. nai,s
ford Schmalholz will ba the symbol of En
llBhtenment; Mis. Henry Hawkins, Justlie,
and Mrs. Henry Jlicthtirst, Freedom 1'ng.
land's group will comprise Mrs. Marv Hey.
decker, with Miss Sybil Hall, MUs Doiothy
Dunston, Miss Gertrude Walters IIhh J(a
rlon Fouley and Mls .Maijorlo Wilson.
Japan will be represented by Mrs I) Ho
malne, Mrs Van Itlpn-, with .Mrs. Henry
W. Davis, Mrs. Emll Fraad ami Mrs. wn.
han Koster. ""
.'" ,?cLt,tl,,h u'fllliler tOEtumo will 1)0
Miss Kathleen Stewart nnd Mrs. llruce Dulhe
Mrs. Dorothy Dalhy and Mrs. AUa Trnver
and Mr. Montgomiiy Crane and Mr. Unmet
" entuan.
Cuba's group will Itrludo Mrs. Alvah Nick
erson. with .Miss Frfismina Nealo us (laic
bearer. Miss Kveljn Estabrook. Miss Doro
.yi!rTMh' ', i:tHcl Iljnne, Miss Jean
Unlsh, Miss Nntullo -Valsh and Miss Louisa
l'lummer.
Ireland will have as Irish colleens Miss
nuth Gotmley, JIIhs May Conron Miss Ma.
rlon Fumy. Miss Madeline J,M mIm
Giaco Cronln. Jils., Adelaide McNamara Mlhl
Madeline McKeogh. Mh,B k.1i, W"rn,(
Mies Aseida Fltsnatrkk. .Miss Ethel Hrk !
Mi-s Ituth Pearson and M. Heibert 1
1'ersla will have MIH cnrr j .
Ester IUKtii, Ml Connie LoB.' Ml Am. U
Hasan, MUs Charlottu Nllse, Mlns Natsll
HuUlfer, Miss Alice Gaffney S Franc",
Goepel. Miss Jean Llbbey. MlJ Mnriett'i
Thompson. Miss Mndellne neesc. Miss Cor lie
Slelson 1Iarb"m K""y "ntl " K
Italy's representatives will be Mrs. Hor
ace Du Moulin nnd Miss Maud Itoblnson
Miss Helen Gilbert. Miss Anna Crane -VHss
IMIth Croily. JIlss ;dna Locke, Ml"s Ituth
,f M,MITm!)(rfy 'SC0tt' Mls Mabel Mil
"?m".x Li,"wn h,'"1 M,S8 Bvelju Million.
and Miss Grace Hrown. Miss Alma Smith and
Miss Helen Stoehr will be HumwUnL? and
Mrs. James J. Gormley will enter last as
v Ictory.
Hepresenting American lied Cross work,
ers will be Dr. William H. Bvlkhui. Henry
Worthman, Mrs. William Specht. .Mrs M
jrontgomeo-. Mrs. Florence l'Usche 'm'
William Holt and Mrs. George Downing
t.,erAs,,o'rai.oT.I.1 "" B'VC" ,n Ul ba"ro
Will Wed on Her Parents'
Anniversary in Pitman, N. J.
The Itev. Dr. and Mrs. If, Xlldgely Itob
lnson will celebrate their thirtieth wedding
anniversary on Thursday evening, January
31, nt Ci40 o'clock, nt Ilobleyn, ?orth liroad
way. Pitman. N- J- Their dauehter, MUs
Florence Itoblnson, will be married the same
evening to Mr. Harold Miller Treen, of this
city, by tho bride's father, Doctor Itoblnson.
Miss Mary Abbott DIckley, daughter ot the
late Mr. M. H. BIckley, of Chester, Pa... wan
married at the bride's home, 401 Market
street. Chester, on January 31, 1881, to the
Itev- II, Illdgely Itoblnson, by tho late lev
William,! noblnsoitjtho bridegroom's father
Stevens School, of GermantoWn, Will Celebrate Fif
tieth Anniversary With Entertainment for War
Relief at Manheim Cricket Club
ALAHUE pageant culled "The Masque ot
the Muses" will X given on Saturday
evening, February 2, at the Manheim Cricket
club, to conimemornto tho llftletli ntinlver
saty of the Stevens Sihool, of Germantown.
More than 100 Stov ens School gills, Including
several members of the alumnae, will par
ticipate In this tntritalutnent, the proceeds of
which will be given to war relief.
"The Masque of the Muses" was first writ
ten by Ethel Davis Pelrre and II. Wlnthrop
Pelrce for the Copley Society, ot Boston,
where it was most enthusiastically received,
and thtro Is every reason to believe that Its
second presentation will be equally successful.
Miss Mary II Mohti Dern, who has charge
f the whole nffnli, has been very ably as
sisted by Miss Mary llentley. principal of
the school, and the entire fhcultj. The
musical program will be conducted by Miss
M. M. M. Stewart, with MIbs Edith Sweerer
nt the piano The recitations which Interpret
the pageant nic, many of them, quotations
from Dante, Shakespeare and Homer.
The program will begin with a piocesslon
of pages, children, maidens, priestess, poet
and chorus girls, who will msrch In to
Handel's "Largo." after which Mendelssohn's
"Invocation of the Muses." from "St. 1'nul,"
will bo given. Tho pages will be Miss Ituth
C. Kitchen, Miss Vlda K. McClure, Miss
Cvnthla W. llllff, Miss Sybil llurton Miss
Helen It Mai shall. MIps Katharine Matthews
nnd Miss Mabel C. Ptevost, Miss Elizabeth I.
Law ton will take the pait of "ililldren." Tho
maidens will be Miss Phoebe L. Knight (in
cense bearet ), Miss Elizabeth K Montgomery
iup beureu, MUs Winifred S. Nicholson.
Miss Helen Priestley. MUs Alice M. Scully.
Miss Ituth 11. Cnuted, MUs Katharine E. Mc
Uildo and Miss It. "Holen SchencH. Miss
Teisle M Wlssler will impersonate the
"l'ricstes.. and Miss Isabel C. Gillespie the
' roet."
The choi us gills will b. Miss Louise It.
Goodman, Miss Eleanor 11 Archbald, Miss
Virginia A. Llpptnnott, Miss Charlotte 1.
Quittner, Miss Elizabeth II. Willing, Miss G.
Eleanor Mebler. Miss Dorothy ' Iserbrlnk,
Miss Carollno F. Irwin, MUs Kathryn D.
Mullen, MUs Lucy llertram. Miss Katharine
E. Goodman, MUs Helen M. Ilaggcrty and
Miss Nellie 11 Wilson. ,
After this procession "Memory" walks In
lo Gounod's march, "The Queen of Sheba."
and recites a verso which is Illustrated by
a tableau. The characters are Mnemosyue,
Joy and Sorrow, which will bo taken, re
spectively, uy Miss i;ieanor iiiusiey, -.
Marian 11 Ucmus and Miss Harbara J. Lleen
liuwer. This introduction will be followed by epi
sodes lepresentlng tho nine muses Thalia.
Calliope, Erato. Crania, Euterpe, Terpsichore.
Polymyinnia, Melpomene tnd Clio who are
tho daughters of "Memory." Miss Helen V
Urown will lepresent rranla, muse of astron
omy, who is accompanied by the Pleiades.
They will bo Miss Margery Uraum. Miss
Eleanor W. Ilaiker, Miss Ituth M. Gentry,
Miss ("lalre 11 Karpeles, Miss Maiidellene L.
Franks, MUs Katherlno 11. Smith and Miss
Mnignictta K. lvins.
Euterpe, the iuuho of lyrlo poetry, will be
MUs Annelta I,. MacUratli. Her attendants
will be Miss Carolyn 11 Troemmer, Miss De
rella Sands, Miss Katharine Klmerbrlnk, MUs
Josephine O McVey, Miss Alma P. Leanord,
MUs Augusta Hutterworth, Miss Lucretla T.
Gartrell, MUn Marguerite Walnwrlght and
MUs Mildred llratten. Schubert's tong.
"Hark, Hark, the Lark nt Heaven's Gate
Sings," will be heard from behind ho scenes.
The Love Poetry will bo acted by Erato,
Love and Poet, tho parts taken by Miss Char
lotto I. Fliike, Miss Marjorle Ucam and Miss
Habel C Gillespie. They will dance to Men
delssohn's " Spring Song." This episode will
bu Illustrated by a tableau, with the char
acters FrancesLU, dl llhulnl and Paolo Mala
testa, who will bo Miss Martha Wolff and
MUs Hester M. Davles.
Miss Juanlta F. E. Vail, as Polyhymnia,
will represent Sacred Poetry. She will be ac
companied by n group of white nuns, who will
Imludo MUs Martha Harry. Mis 31. M. M.
Stewait, Miss Dorothy W. Dinsmore and
Mrs. McKlosl.ey.
The tlftli episode will be a danco by Miss
Freda H. Gillespie, who will represent Terp
hlchore, (lie Muso of the Dances. She will bo
accompanied b dancers, who will bo Miss
Ida S. Craven. Miss Kathleen M. Keates, Miss
Kathryn it. Stokes, MUs Joan II. Peterson,
"WHAT'S DOING
NGtfL2;
I 0
.&SSOr t. y?v -
YrQr 7l-.v"V lfcrMfl o
Annual bsll Ilonegsl rlotlety of l'hllsdel-
phla. Mercantile Hull. Admission barge.
Dinner Ordtr of Emtern Stir, ";S0 . m.
Hotel Adelphla. Members.
Grocers snfl Importers' lxehanre "meat
less banquet " llellovue-Stratford. Members.
Ulnnrr riilladelihla Assoclattun uf Credit
Men. Dcllevuo-Stratford, S p. m. Members.
CHESTNUT ST. Opera House
NIGHTLY AT 8 10 KXCKIT TO.N10UT
POP. $1 JIAT. TOMORROW
AND FKIDAY. IinQULAU MAT. HAT.
PASSING SHOW OF 1917
iiox opnen opkn topay o to b
AH17I PUT MATh. THUKH. A MAT.
AUrL.rrU uia,-r sBATrf, it.co
No Performance TonlgUt
I.O. OPI'ICK uPUN TODAY U TO 0
WILLIAM
GILLETTE
"A SUCCESSFUL
CALAMITY"
liy CI.AHE KUMMLH
LYRIC No Performance Tonight
BOX OFPI'-T. Ol'KN U A. M. TO 5 P. M.
iNvmar MAT. TOMORROW , 1
lJVnNINlW AT 81-. LAST MAT. SAT.
DONALD BRIAN
in "HER REGIMENT"
Nf- William Hodge "SSablzh-
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
Today Theatre Closed Today
Ilox Ofllco Opn O A. M. to S P. M,
Beginning Wednesday Matinee
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt
N O N ETTE
TltlUlRXDOUS SPltltOUNDINO snow
VVlTJIEnSI'OON HAL! Mon.,Jsn. iS,8tl5 I, M.
--ST SAND BY
GEO. llAltniS. Tenor
hCIIKOI.NIK. Vlllln OltUNUEIta, Piano
Tlckdi t.0c-:.OO, at lUpps's, HIV Chestnut fit.
Hlelnvmy pluno ued.
ACADEMY OV MUSIC Wed.. Jan, S8, 8 P. M.
SYMPHONY
SOCIETY Or NEW TOllK
WALTER PAJtltOSCJI. Conductor.
H E I F E T Z
Ttienomenal Iluislan Vlollnut
Urvl Bests at Hrpps'S NOW
PASINO C16sed Today '--
LttUlHU. OftfVi CENTURY
Walnut 1 8th 8ti. , U)jll MAIDS
. i - - ' '
T TTTT, V Closed TonlsUl, Tomor. 8:i0.
LwEATnBf BEULAHJAY
ITth A D lAncei 1 tn "The Do.-tor's DIUmina"
Phon loo. o0l ' Br a. Bernard Sasw
Twvfnrlnrn So perferraance today (Tus 1 H
irottmoiu uiarshqwWai fc baUnro ef v, -v.
nTC
MUs Kvelj'n Havens. Mlss nilbelh . P
Melej-, Miss Maddclno S. llussell and Miss
Jlary H, Yoatt.', . ',
Kante, Tradition and Clio aro the char
acters In "History. These will be acted by
Mr. Horace liarba. MIsVAllda 1L Butbler and
Miss Margaret C.tUlckley. A ''March of His
tory"' will 'follow, to the musla of "N'drma,"
by Ilelllr.l,- In which characters' 'representlne
dhfereht eppits In history will' tako part
They will com ln.the following-order! KgTPt,
tlreeceItome, tho Old Testament, the Church,
Iljtantlunt, the Norsa pertod, the 'CrusadeJ
Feudal Timer, the. Ilenalssanee, the b'even
tecnth Century, 'and Modern Hlslor)', repre
sented by Liberty, ,Justco, TIclAnce, nnd, last
of nil. Democracy,
"t'ldellp," by, Beethoven, will ho played dur.
(nir tho seventh.eplkodev when" Irene.'the OoT
dess of the Clouds, and Calliope, the char
acters takreri respectively by3tls porpfny
Calne and Miss t!ara Kr', act the partlr.f
f Heetor and Andromache. ." Miss Isabel t
nlllesplo will recite the Hues from "The
Illlad," ,,,.-
Miss Murifaret J. Jacobs, as Mirth; Mlrs
Dorothy -. Ulster, ns Folly; Miss Dorothy
O. Ieanord, ns Oberon; Miss Frances C
Harper, as l'uck, and Miss Muriel V. Achen
bach, as Thalia, will give a dance to repre
sent "Cdmedy' 'Ariel, Miss Dorothy Dins
more, will bo lientd slnKlr.u In tho back
iriound "Wheie the Ilee Suck', Tliere 8uck
I by Thomas Arne.
Many Take Apartments in
Town for Winter Season
Chestnut Hill nnd the Main Line are most
attractive In the summer, when the flowers
and trees nro In full bloom nnd the weather
Is warm and pleasant, but In the winter many
families find it much pleasantcr to come Into
town and take apaittnents for a month at
least
Mrs. Alexander J. Cassatt and her crand
dauehter, Mrs1. John IJ. Thayer, 3d, lvaye
closed their place, Cheswold, Havcrford, and
have taken an apartment nt tho nitz-Carlton
for tho winter.
Mr. and Sirs. J. Hector McNeal have closed
their home. Hickory Hill Farm, Leopard rosd,
Devon, nnd havo taken n house at S301 De
Lancey street for tho winter.
arAiiKET
BTitBirr
AHOVK
ISTIt
11:15 A, M
TO
HUB P.M
CLO.HEU TODAY
OPEN TOMORROW
and Itematnder. of Week With
MARY PICKFORD
IN' KinfiT PRESENTATION OP
"STELLA MARIS"
I'ta Novel by William J. 7oek
DAI KITE 121 JIAJIKBT STREET
T ALALC 10 A M TO U:lft P. M. ..
CbOSED TODAY
OPEN TOMORROW
and llemalndor of Week. Ooldw-n Tresenta
MARY GARDEN
in "THAIS"
1-OSlTIVEl.Y KU ADVANCE -IN PnlCES
Arcadia
I'llEBTXITT IlKT,. 1STII
10.15 A. 31.. 1. -. .Tio, r:i.i, i:i, uuiu i
St., V-i. ". .v, r,:.i, T:40. OU10 r.
M.
IJIAISUU lUUAl-Ol't.V iWIVIVWV
WM Q TT AT?T An Arteraft Picture
M. O. il AtV l "Wplves ot the, Hall"
VICTORIA L'S'VaV"7"
, OPEN .TOMORROW
JIKTilO I'resents Ilrst snotrlnr or
"BLUE JEANS" "katuihno
lOItA. DANA
REGENT
jiauiet nEW)W lrrii
CtASED TODAY
Dl'EN
TOMORROW
Emily Stevens ..r),?rk.,
Market and
Juniper Sts,
CLOSED TODAY
OPEN TOMORROW
11 a r tn ii t f
itr-r nTnrtti ........ - "
. MUSICAL COMEDY
"EVERY WOMAN'S) 1'ROHt.EM" OTHERS
CROSS KEYS t'lJSED TODAY
U U -'-- OPEN TOMORROW
Geo. W. Barbier and Carrie Thatcher
BROADWAY Broa(1 on' Snyder Ave. ,
.. CIXWBD TODAY
OPKN TOMORROW ,
STEPHEN D. O'ROURKE
CONft'TANCl; TALMADOH IN "ftCANDAlj"
PORREST Thls n4 Next Weelt Only
lu""ucu Uvs. -:lr.. Mate. Tonwr. '4 Sat
IlKMT CI 0(1 AT I-OI'UI-VR 1 flfl
PKAT3 VX'"V J1AT. TOMOnilOW "P-1'"
1IENRY W. BAVAOB Otters
The llrlsht, bat-vpy Muekal Comedr
HAVE A HEART
OLOOM WON'T WIN TUB WAR '
Emi. and Bat. Mate. No Best Orer ".
RilOAD UuMtt Knessement. Evss. J30
LJtU M, Ton,orrow H& ju
Rent
t1 K( AT POPUIJVK
$1.50
Seats
'""" JtAT. TOMORROW
GEORGE ARLISS
in the nay of 18th Century rhllaaelpnU
"HAMILTON"
r!AH.UTnK Ist 8 Weeks, Ijvcs.,
UrnUm-liY Mats. Tombrrow 't sjf
U
11EST 1 11(1 AT tUf UIJVK
S1.00
HKATS
MAT. T15MORROVV
Tb Comedy That YIU Llva Porsvtr
STRAND atn" Ava- ' Venanso, 15. or Broar
. Tomorrow No fjhovr Today
WALLACE. REID
la "ItlMIlOCK JONHS"
T.ORUST 65u AND locust
l4JJVO- Mat.. 1:30.3:50. Kie..O:SOloll.k
TqMoi;.i)iii(;iiAS KATRR A WITS.
ROW
In "A MODERN MUSKETEER" .
NIXON
5ID LOCUST
Sits, 7anJl
Tomorrow-4-No ghov TodaT
ODIVA and IIEU SEALS
6 ALL-STAR ACTS 5
"MY UTTLB BOr
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD STOIOWSIU. Conductor.
SPECIAL CONCERT
BENEFIT RED CROSS
Metropolitan Opora House
Tomorrow Evening, $:30
REQUEST PROGRAM
Tickets. UK. TGc, 11,00, ll.BO anil 12.00. at Bel
Qfflce, 1108 Chestnut St. No Wy Ti
AttVDKMY, THURSDAY KYO.. JAN. 31, sJ
Private
Peat,
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tip.i Kzur
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Beats at Mepta's. II ta to Doc Bss Heatt. '2
STRAND
OEaMANTOWN-AVii
AT VISNANQO.
SWA
KAST "OP IIHOltr f
Ta akK
llirbert Aixnuamenl Co., Herbert Kmntrr. pre.
WALLACE REID
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